[The action of cold on normal and cancerous tissues].
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Cold Temperature↗
Biomedical subjects
L BORY
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[Rational evaluation of cryotherapy of tumors].
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Cold Temperature↗
[Natural defenses of skin and their preservation].
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Dermatitis↗
[Basis for sulfur chemotherapy: thiophene, an isostere of benzene].
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Benzene↗
[Various uncommon uses of ctyotherapy, in particular in the treatment of sebaceous cysts].
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Cold Temperature↗
[Antibiotic therapy in syphilis].
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Anti-Bacterial Agents↗
[The use of a preparation of succinic dinitrile in the treatment of pruriginous dermatoses; their protective role in occupational skin diseases].
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Cyanides↗
[The biostatic and immunizing action of cryotherapy; cyto-cryolysis].
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Cryotherapy↗
[Allergic disorders; some recent complications following compulsory preventive vaccinations].
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Vaccination↗
[Two cases of Pick-Herxheimer disease localized on one arm].
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Acrodermatitis↗
[Succinonitrile protective anti-prurigo cream in the prevention of occupational dermatoses].
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Biomedical Research↗
[IS THE SKIN A SCREEN FOR COSMIC RADIATION?].
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Cosmic Radiation↗
[Preparation of a thiophene derivative, bis(2-thiophenecarbonyl) disulfide].
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Disulfides↗
[Epidemic of verruca plantaris].
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Animals↗
[Lichenoid purpuric and pigmented dermatitis of the lower extremities].
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Dermatitis↗