Biomedical subjects
H SARAUX
Publications and source records attributed to H SARAUX.
[Dystrophic calcifications in the degenerated tissues during systematized elastorrhexia].
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[Crystalline lens extraction in severe myopia].
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[Primary band-shaped opacity of the cornea and its associations apropos of a case associating band-shaped opacity and Dupuytren's disease].
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[Buphthalmos and facial hemi-hypertrophy during Recklinghausen's disease].
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[Tonic pupil and Adie's syndrome].
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[A chalazion which bleeds or the necessity for routine examinations].
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[Syndrome of bilateral retraction and suture abnormality of the facial processes].
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[Cataract extraction after direct rupture of zonule; Kirby technic].
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[What can be learned from the cytobacteriological study of the aqueous humor].
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[Hypervitaminosis A & ocular pressure].
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[Neomycin eyewash in conjunctivitis].
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[Ocular lesions of a little known affection: malignant hemorrhagic dysglobulinemia].
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[What is to be expected from the bacteriological study of the human aqueous humor].
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[A unique combination: cataract and vitiligo].
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[Bacteriological study of human aqueous humor; technic and results].
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Bacteriological study of human aqueous humor; technique and results.
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