Biomedical subjects
J J DE BLECOURT
Publications and source records attributed to J J DE BLECOURT.
POPULATION STUDIES OF RHEUMATIC DISEASES ON A COSTAL ISLAND. I. CLINICAL AND SEROLOGICAL STUDY.
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[EPIDEMIOLOGICAL AND GENETIC STUDIES ON RHEUMATIC DISEASES, ESPECIALLY RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS AND SPONDYLITIS ANKYLOPOETICA].
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[Effects of radiotherapy in some forms of arthrosis and in scapulo-humeral periarthritis].
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[Agranulocytosis after treatment of disseminated lupus erythematosus with amodiaquin (camoquin)].
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[Definition of the concept of rheumatism].
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[Physical therapy of rheumatism].
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[Use of hesperidin phosphate in certain rheumatic disorders].
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The effect of roentgen therapy in osteo-arthritis and periarthritis humeroscapularis.
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[Use of hesperidin phosphate in some rheumatic diseases].
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[Control of rheumatic disease in the north provinces; short review on rheumatism control in the provinces of Groningen, Friesland & Drente from 1948 to 1956].
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Pseudo-coxarthrosis deformans.
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[Case of aseptic osseous necrosis caused by irradiation with x-rays].
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[The value of radiotherapy in rheumatic diseases].
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Rheumatism and social medicine in the Netherlands.
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Screening of the population for rheumatic diseases.
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