[DISTURBANCES IN THE CHAIN-REACTION OF THROMBIN FORMATION CAUSING HEMORRHAGIC DIATHESIS].
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Blood Coagulation Factors↗
Biomedical subjects
H KOWARZYK
Publications and source records attributed to H KOWARZYK.
[DISTURBANCES IN THE CHAIN-REACTION OF THROMBIN FORMATION AS A CAUSE OF HEMORRHAGIC DIATHESIS].
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Blood Coagulation Tests↗
[RECONSTRUCTION OF THE AXONOCARDIOGRAM FROM THE 30-POINT VECTORCARDIOGRAPHIC NET].
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Plastic Surgery Procedures↗
[A PROPOSED NETWORK OF VECTORCARDIOGRAPHIC LEADS].
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Vectorcardiography↗
[REGULAR LEAD NETWORKS IN VECTORCARDIOGRAPHY].
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Vectorcardiography↗
[THE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION].
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Electrocardiography↗
Clot component reacting with thrombin.
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Blood Coagulation↗
[Factor V and autoprothrombin C].
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Blood Coagulation Factors↗
Clinical and pathological studies: thrombolytic activity and related phenomena.
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Fibrinogen↗
The enzymatic action of thrombin and the physical phase of fibrin clotting.
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Blood Coagulation↗
A new interpretation of the Quick test.
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Humans↗
[Classification of vectocardiograms according to the course].
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Humans↗
[Patho-physiology of the osteo-hemopoietic system].
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Bone Marrow↗
[Studies on vectoruterography].
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[Clinical model of the perspective vectorcardiograph].
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Humans↗