Biomedical subjects
L M CRAMER
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MEDICAL CARE IN A DISASTER; A LONG-TERM PROBLEM.
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BLOWOUT FRACTURES OF THE ORBIT.
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FURTHER EXPERIENCES IN THE USE OF TRIS BUFFER IN THE TREATMENT OF SEVERELY BURNED PATIENTS.
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AUTOGRAFT REJECTION INDUCED BY HOMOGRAFTING. A PHENOMENON INTERMEDIATE BETWEEN HOMOGRAFT REJECTION AND AUTOIMMUNITY.
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EMERGENCY CARE OF A MAJOR CIVILIAN DISASTER.
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BLOWOUT FRACTURES OF THE ORBIT.
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CERVICAL SPLINTING FOR BURN CONTRACTURE.
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CAPROIC ACID ANALOGUES TO PROLONG SURVIVAL OF SKIN HOMOGRAFTS.
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TRIS BUFFER IN THE TREATMENT OF SEVERELY BURNED PATIENTS.
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Surgical management of recurrent periorbital tumors.
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Progressive partial excision and early graftin in lethal burns.
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Rapid skin grafting in small animals.
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Accelerated excision and grafting in the lethal burn.
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Burn following accidental exposure to high energy radiation.
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Hypertonic dehydration complicating high protein nasogastric tube feeding.
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Experimental reconstruction of the common bile duct with split thickness skin grafts.
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