Biomedical subjects
M E DAVIS
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AUTOSOMAL TRISOMY.
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ESTRADIOL METABOLISM IN PREGNANT AND NONPREGNANT WOMEN.
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EFFECT OF ADMINISTERED PROGESTERONE ON URINARY EXCRETION OF ENDOGENOUS PREGNANEDIOL IN PREGNANCY.
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Effects of roentgen radiation on growing bone. Relative sensitivity of epiphyseal line and metaphysis.
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Endocrine patterns in pregnant diabetic women.
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Long-term estrogen substitution and atherosclerosis.
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The diagnosis and treatment of menstrual disorders.
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Survey of clinical factors in the prevention of perinatal mortality after period of viability.
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Survey of clinical factors in the prevention of perinatal mortality after period of viability.
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Progress in the management of labor and delivery.
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Synergism and antagonism of sex steroids as determined on the veginal epithelial cells.
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[Studies on hormone metabolism in chorioepithelioma].
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Gynecologic operations at cesarean section.
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A new orally effective progestational agent: increased effectiveness in the human of a progestational agent by attaching a methyl-group at carbon position six of the steroid ring.
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Comparative activity of progestational agents on the human endometrium and vaginal epithelium of surgical castrates.
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