Biomedical subjects
H HOSEMANN
Publications and source records attributed to H HOSEMANN.
[Backache in women and its treatment with mud].
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[Studies on the hormonal activity of peat and mud baths].
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[Extraterrestrial effects on nativity and menstruation cycle].
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[Placenta praevia and Cesarean section].
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[Maternal mortality on the Obstetric University Hospital Göttingen in the last 25 years].
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[Problems of modern therapy of vaginal discharge].
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[Habitually prolonged pregnancy].
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[Depot strychnine in induction of labor].
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[Experiences with trichloroethylene analgesia in labor].
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[On the biologic effects of solar processes; reply to an article of like title by W. Cyran].
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[Three years' experience with supronalum in the treatment of non-septic puerperal infections].
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[Question of solar and lunar influences upon the menstrual cycle and upon the daily number of births].
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[Treatment of severe cases of ovarian and pituitary insufficiency].
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[Critical examination of prolonged pregnancies; reply to an article of like title by K. Freudenberg].
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[The problem of solar and lunar influences upon the menstrual cycle and the inception of labor].
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[The estrogen content of organic bathing peats and its therapeutic significance].
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