[Electrolytes and arrhythmia].
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Arrhythmias, Cardiac↗
Biomedical subjects
M IGARASHI
Publications and source records attributed to M IGARASHI.
[Induction of ovulation in women with kallikrein].
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Amenorrhea↗
Changes produced by kanamycin. Early histologic manifestations in the inner ears of cats.
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Animals↗
The pathology of sudden deafness.
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Deafness↗
[On the action of kallikrein on the function of the pituitary-gonad system].
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Gonads↗
[Progress in studies on the LH-releasing factor, with special reference to McCann's studies].
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Hematology↗
Experimental Pseudomonas otitis media. Chemotherapy in the guinea pig.
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Guinea Pigs↗
Brome grass seed in parotid duct.
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Bromus↗
[The treatment of bone sarcomas].
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Bone Neoplasms↗
Induction of human ovulation by individualized gonadotrophin therapy in two phases.
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Female↗
The etiology of papilloma of the larynx.
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Fibroma↗
Studies on the cyclic changes in human cervical mucus as well as its crystallization phenomenon.
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Cervix Mucus↗
Rebound phenomenon of the human ovarian function and its therapeutic application in female sterility; preliminary report.
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Estrogens↗
FURTHER STUDIES ON THE REBOUND PHENOMENON OF OVARIAN FUNCTION.
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Biopsy↗
PATHOLOGY OF SLOWLY PROGRESSIVE SENSORI-NEURAL DEAFNESS.
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Audiometry↗