ABNORMAL TRANSRADIAECY OF ONE LUNG STUDIED BY PULMONARY SCINTISCANNING.
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M TOGASHI
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ABNORMAL TRANSRADIANCY OF ONE LUNG STUDIED BY PULMONARY SCINTISCANNING.
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[IDIOPATHIC UNILATERAL HYPERLUCENT LUNG WITH SMALL (LEFT) HILUS].
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[6 CASES OF PULMONARY SARCOIDOSIS OBSERVED FOR A PERIOD OF 5 YEARS FROM 1958 TO 1963].
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[A LONG TERM OBSERVATION AND DISSECTION OF THE CAUSATIVE AGENT FROM A CASE OF STRONGLYOIDIASIS].
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ETIOLOGY AND SEASONAL INCIDENCE OF ACUTE NONBACTERIAL RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS IN ADULTS WITH EMPHASIS ON INFLUENZA.
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PARAINFLUENZA VIRUSES AS THE ETIOLOGICAL AGENTS OF ACUTE NONBACTERIAL RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS OF THE ADULT.
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[EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF INTRALUMINAL PRESSURE AT THE DUODENO-JEJUNAL FLEXURE IN VISCEROPTOTIC PATIENTS. 1. PRESSURE IN VISCEROPTOTIC PATIENTS AND HEALTHY ADULTS].
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[EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF INTRALUMINAL PRESSURE AT THE DUODENO-JEJUNAL FLEXURE IN VISCEROPTOTIC PATIENTS. 2. PRESSURE BEFORE AND AFTER ABDOMINOPLASTY].
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Current experiences in the serological diagnosis of primary atypical pneumonia and related illnesses with a battery of antigens. I. Current status of the diagnostic value of cold hemagglutinin.
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Current experiences in the serological diagnosis of primary atypical pneumonia with a battery of antigens. II. Diagnostically complicated cases.
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