Biomedical subjects
M COPPO
Publications and source records attributed to M COPPO.
[Puncture and aspiration biopsy findings in the right and left lobes of the liver].
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[Present data on the cirrhogenic action of the spleen].
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[The hepatitis virus].
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[Effect of ethionine on the liver].
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[Prognosis in liver cirrhosis].
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[Amino acids in therapy of acute hepatitis].
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[Clinical significance of hepatic steatosis].
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[Lipoids in dietetics of hypertension].
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[Pathogenesis of noninfectious hepatic diseases, with special reference to metabolic disorders].
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[Botall'os stenosis of the aorta associated with Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome].
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[A case of Botallian coarctation of the aorta previously treated with splanchnicectomy; fatal septicemic typhoid; in subject with tuberculous history].
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[Lipid accumulation in the liver and in the arteries and their relation].
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[Disadvantages of the use of antibiotics with special regard to certain pulmonary diseases].
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[Hepatosplenic xanthomatosis (cholesterol); so-called xanthomatous biliary cirrhosis; clinical contribution].
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[Pathogenesis of atherosclerosis].
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[Case of hepato-splenic xanthomatosis; cholesterol lipoidosis; biliary xanthomatous cirrhosis].
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