Biomedical subjects
H W SCHEGA
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[Infusion edema of intestinal wall & its therapeutic possibilities].
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[Exchange of extracellular fluid of capillary wall and its motive power].
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[Traumatic intestinal stenosis as a late sequel to a blunt abdominal injury].
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[Experimental research on the capacity of edema to be influenced by osmotherapy].
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[Modern treatment of severe burns].
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[Continuous enternal drip infusion after gastric surgery].
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[Survey of principles of the modern infusion therapy].
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[Edematization of the walls of the gastrointestinal tract after intravenous infusions].
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[Artificial infusion solutions in therapy of shock caused by burns].
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[Edema of the stomach and intestinal wall following intravenous infusions].
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[A method for continuous registration of postinfusion edematous formations in gastrointestinal tract of living experimental animal].
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[Rupture of the aneurysms of the hepatic artery; differential diagnosis of gastric-intestinal hemorrhages].
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[Spontaneous aneurysm of the politeal artery with embolic gangrene of the foot].
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[Increase of cerebrospinal fluid pressure as disturbing factors in epidural injections].
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[Calculus formation in cystic dilatations of the lower ends of the ureters].
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[Extradural spinal anesthesia].
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