Biomedical subjects
H C SALTZSTEIN
Publications and source records attributed to H C SALTZSTEIN.
Common errors in current surgical practice: retrospective evaluation of forty patients.
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Review of the Sinai Hospital Cancer Registry experiences.
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Bilateral adrenalectomy for advanced breast cancer.
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Diagnosis of tumors of the breast.
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Carcinoma of the pancreas at Sinal Hospital.
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Health insurance and the medical profession.
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The possibilities and limitations of surgery in cancer; a follow-up of 572 personally treated patients.
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Bilateral adrenalectomy for advanced carcinoma of the breast.
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The diagnostic confusion of ovarian carcinoma with carcinoma of the colon.
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The follow-up examination for cancer; with a few remarks on the diagnosis of cancer.
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Giant cyst of the kidney; a case report.
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Massive hemorrhage from peptic ulcer following operation or trauma; a report of seven cases with six recoveries.
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Diagnosis of tumors of the neck; especial reference to anatomic location.
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Positioning the patient for neck operations.
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Multiple cancer: four primary neoplasms in one patient.
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The effect of pregnant mares' urine extract (uroanthelone-kutrol) and a placental extract on Mann-Williamson ulcers in dogs.
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