The management of malaria.
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Disease Management↗
Biomedical subjects
M GELFAND
Publications and source records attributed to M GELFAND.
Bantu siderosis.
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Anemia, Sideroblastic↗
A case of sickle-cell anaemia in an indigenous African child from Mashonaland.
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Anemia↗
Giant cell arteritis with aneurysmal formation in an infant.
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Aneurysm↗
The distribution of bilharzia ova in the male genital tract.
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Animals↗
How the nganga in Mashonaland qualifies.
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Superstitions↗
Three cases of tetanus neonatorum successfully treated with chlorpromazine, tetanus antiserum and penicillin.
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Child↗
The clothes and equipment of the nganga.
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Clothing↗
Porphyria in the Rhodesian African.
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Animals↗
The nganga of Mashonaland. IV. Divination.
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Anthropology↗
The management of schistosomiasis.
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Disease Management↗
Congenital pyloric stenosis in an African infant.
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Black People↗
The nganga of Mashonaland. I. The spiritual causation of disease.
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Humans↗
Optic atrophy in Rhodesia; an analysis of 50 consecutive cases.
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Atrophy↗
Katayama disease, early toxaemic stage of bilharziasis, with a report on a case showing pulmonary infiltration.
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Humans↗
An acute febrile illness associated with splenomegaly probably due to the Coxsackie virus.
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Enterovirus↗
Kwashiorkor: a description of a case in breast-fed infant.
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Breast Feeding↗