[Psychomotor function and sport].
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Biological Psychiatry↗
Biomedical subjects
H VEIT
Publications and source records attributed to H VEIT.
[The social behavior of the "bathmothymic" athletic temperament].
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Behavior↗
[The energetic polarity of the temperament of athletes].
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Athletes↗
A study of the use of recorded music in the electroencephalography laboratory.
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Electroencephalography↗
[The biographical significance of dysmenorrheal disorders. (A chapter of "psychosomatic gynecology" in medical practice].
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Dysmenorrhea↗
Mental deficiency; challenge to medicine.
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Intellectual Disability↗
Psychiatric aspects of menopause.
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Climacteric↗
[Representation of partial retardation in dreams].
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Dreams↗
[Dysmenorrhea in women of an athletic physique].
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Body Constitution↗
Psychosomatic aspects of premenstrual tension.
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Female↗
[Catamneses after stationary psychotherapy].
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Humans↗
Fracture of scapula during electroshock therapy.
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Convulsive Therapy↗
[The behavior of serum proteins in radiations applied to gynecological diseases].
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Blood Proteins↗
[Electrophoretic examinations of blood proteins in hyperemesis gravidarum].
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Blood Proteins↗
[Electrophoretic protein determination in toxemias in late pregnancies].
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Blood Proteins↗