EPICONDYLITIS LATERALIS HUMERI (EPICONDYLALGIA OR TENNIS ELBOW). A PATHOGENETICAL STUDY.
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Anatomy↗
Biomedical subjects
I GOLDIE
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[Experiences in an accident service in Montreal].
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Accidents↗
["Calciphylaxis"--a new conception].
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Calciphylaxis↗
Effect of anabolic hormones and ferric dextran upon the progeria-like syndrome produced by dihydrotachysterol.
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Cockayne Syndrome↗
THE ARTERIAL PATTERN OF THE ROTATOR CUFF OF THE SHOULDER.
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Adolescent↗
[Observations concerning blood sedimentation reaction in carcinosis].
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Blood Sedimentation↗
Does granulation tissue in the intervertebral disc provoke low back pain?
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Back Pain↗
Can xylene (xylol) provoke convulsive seizures?
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Humans↗
[Acute septic coxitis; treatment of two cases].
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Adrenal Cortex Hormones↗
[Traumatic rupture of the spleen].
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Humans↗
Changes observed in the intervertebral disc after discography.
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Contrast Media↗
Granulation tissue in the ruptured intervertebral disc.
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Granulation Tissue↗
Invertebral disc changes after discography.
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Humans↗
CALCIFIED DEPOSITS IN THE SHOULDER JOINT PRODUCED BY CALCIPHYLAXIS AND THEIR INHIBITION BY TRIAMCINOLONE. AN EXPERIMENTAL MODEL.
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Calcinosis↗