Biomedical subjects
J F MERLEN
Publications and source records attributed to J F MERLEN.
[Hemodynamics of acrocyanosis].
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[Cardiopulmonary insufficency or the Roques syndrome of associated sclerosis].
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[Clinical pathology of vasculo-tissue connections].
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[Relation of cause to effects between chronic pulmonary heart disease & acute pulmonary edema].
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[Thrombophlebitis caused by neo-rickettsias; isolation of the strain].
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[Ruby spots, vascular stars and telangiectasis in the aged].
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[Acroparesthesia caused by veinous vasomotor distress].
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[Acroparesthesia caused by venous vasomotor crisis].
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[Infectious superficial phlebitis--Mondor's disease].
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[Is Starling's law of the heart applicable to normal man?].
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[Acute myocarditis in the infectious diseases].
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[Determination of quinine and quinidine in blood serum and in urine by the measurement of fluorescence].
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[Migratory thrombo-phlebitis of the lower limbs of neo-rickettsial etiology].
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[Venous calcification].
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[Physiological problems posed by vasodilation].
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[Clinical trials with a preparation potentiating the hypotensive action of methoserpidine].
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[ISOLATED THROMBOSIS OF BOTH HYPOGASTRIC ARTERIES].
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