[THE PRACTITIONER AND A CASE OF DIFFUSE DECALCIFICATION IN AN ADULT].
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Biomedical subjects
P GALMICHE
Publications and source records attributed to P GALMICHE.
[THE PRACTITIONER AND THE PATIENT WITH GOUT].
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Adrenal Cortex Hormones↗
[Clinical trials of a diuretic, Aquedux, in general medicine].
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Diuretics↗
[The foot in chronic evolutive polyarthritis].
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Arthritis↗
[A case of diabetic osteoarthropathy].
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Diabetes Complications↗
[A new synthetic corticoid: paramethasone. Preliminary results].
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Adrenal Cortex Hormones↗
[Pathology of the North African in the Paris region. (General medicine)].
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Disease↗
[Peni-Mepicycline].
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Anti-Bacterial Agents↗
[The histamine-fixing capacity of the serum and articular fluid in rheumatic patients. (1st results)].
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Blood↗
[Current ideas on coxarthrosis].
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Disease↗
[Aesculapius had 2 daughters].
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Mythology↗
[Pitfalls in the diagnosis of gout].
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Gout↗
[Recurrent essential hemarthrosis].
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Hemarthrosis↗
[Modern treatment of osteoarticular tuberculosis].
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Tuberculosis↗
[Spontaneous fractures in diabetes].
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Diabetes Complications↗
[Traumatic coma followed by joint disease & para-osteoarthropathy].
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Cerebral Hemorrhage↗