HEALING OF TENDON WOUNDS.
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Amputation Stumps↗
Biomedical subjects
J E FLYNN
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MYOSITIS OSSIFICANS.
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Diagnosis, Differential↗
Lyophilized heterogenous and autogenous tendon transplants.
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Freeze Drying↗
Median and ulnar nerve injuries: a long range study with evaluation of the ninhydrin test, sensory and motor returns.
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Humans↗
Healing following tendon suture and tendon transplants.
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Humans↗
Heterogenous and autogenous-tendon transplants. An experimental study of preserved bovine-tendon transplants in dogs and autogenous-tendon transplants in dogs.
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Animals↗
Reconstruction of the hand after median-nerve palsy.
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Aged↗
Adduction contracture of the thumb.
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Contracture↗
Modern considerations of major hand infections.
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Abscess↗
A patient with circulatory complications following an exploratory celiotomy for unexplained jaundice.
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Humans↗
Clinicopathological conference; a problem in differential diagnosis.
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Diagnosis, Differential↗
Congenital absence of a main branch of the pulmonary artery.
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Arteries↗
Treatment of wounds of the hand.
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Hand Injuries↗
Subcutaneous beryllium granulomata of the hand.
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Beryllium↗
Purification and isolation of certain intermediates formed prior to the activation of prothrombin.
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Hemostatics↗