Biomedical subjects
M J LYNCH
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GOLD AS A PERMANENT STAIN FOR AMYLOID.
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Further studies in chronic alcoholism.
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Brain lesions in chronic alcoholism.
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Unusual ovarian changes (hyperthecosis) in pregnancy.
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Fat embolism in chronic alcoholism; control study on incidence of fat embolism.
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Kimmelstiel-Wilson glomerulonephropathy; its occurrence in diseases other than diabetes mellitus.
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Some observations on glomerular vascular architecture.
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Fat embolism in chronic alcoholism.
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Hyaline membrane disease; its nature and etiology; the poisonous metabolic effects of excess oxygen; neural control of electrolytes.
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Hyaline membrane disease of lungs; further observations.
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Pyloric obstruction due to muscular hypertrophy and massive eosinophil infiltration.
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Hyaline membrane in the lungs of the newborn.
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A taste panel study of the saccharin off-taste.
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A taste panel study of cyclamate-saccharin mixture and of its components.
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Hyaline membrane disease of newborn premature lungs; a new approach.
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Nephrosis and fat embolism in acute hemorrhagic pancreatitis.
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Reticuloblastomatosis and the Letterer-Siwe syndrome; report of a case of leukemic reticuloblastomatosis.
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