[HOW CAN WE IMPROVE SURGICAL TRAINING?].
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Education, Medical↗
Biomedical subjects
O HULTEN
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[IN MEMORIAM: GUNNAR NYSTRUEM, 19 APRIL 1877 TO 26 APRIL 1964].
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History, 19th Century↗
[ON BILLROTH'S GENEALOGY].
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Genealogy and Heraldry↗
[THE PITUITARY-HEPATO-RENAL SYNDROME].
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Capillary Resistance↗
THE CONN-SYNDROME. SOME DIAGNOSTIC ASPECTS.
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Adrenal Gland Neoplasms↗
[Report on a surgical study trip to Russia].
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Humans↗
The left hepatic duct and its usefulness in repair of damage to the common bile duct.
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Bile Ducts↗
The left hepatic duct and repair of common bile duct lesions.
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Bile Ducts↗
[Aspects of surgical training].
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General Surgery↗
[Medical advances and their social influence].
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Humans↗
Dicumarol sensibility as a test of liver function.
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Coumarins↗
[The liver and its blood supply in acute surgical conditions].
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Acute Disease↗
[Ligation of inferior vena cava in total cardiac compensation].
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Heart↗
[Observations on liver function in ileus].
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Digestion↗
The influence of a fixation bandage on the peripheral blood vessels and the circulation.
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Bandages↗
The treatment of post-traumatic, habitual dislocation of the ulna in the distal radioulnar joint.
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Humans↗