[Lobular breast carcinoma in situ. Diagnosis, clinical picture, therapy].
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Adult↗
Biomedical subjects
H Hamperl
Publications and source records attributed to H Hamperl.
[Lobular breast carcinoma in situ. Histogenesis, growth, transformation to an infiltrating carcinoma].
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Basement Membrane↗
[Occurrence and significance of myoepithelial cells (myothelia) in tumors].
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Breast↗
"Adrenal rest-tumors" (hypernephromas) of the liver.
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Adrenal Rest Tumor↗
The myothelia (myoepithelial cells). Normal state; regressive changes; hyperplasia; tumors.
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Adenofibroma↗
[Form and probable function of an elastic muscular structure in the uterine cervix].
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Adult↗
[The TNM system for describing the spread of malignant tumors. Proposal of an additional security criterion for the description].
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Diagnosis, Differential↗
[Experience and advice from my life].
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Austria↗
[In memoriam Alois Materna (8-8-1876--8-3-1965)].
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Austria↗
[On the problem of the pathologic anatomical principles of mammography].
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Breast↗
[On the "second disease"].
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Diabetes Complications↗
[On infiltrative (invasive) tumor growth. (Studies of carcinoma and so-called carcinoma in situ)].
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Adenocarcinoma↗
[Nikolai Nikolaiewitsch Anitschkow died].
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History, 20th Century↗
["Carcinoma in situ"].
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Carcinoma, Squamous Cell↗