Biomedical subjects
P OTTOSEN
Publications and source records attributed to P OTTOSEN.
ALBUMIN TURNOVER AND THORACIC-DUCT LYMPH IN CONSTRICTIVE PERICARDITIS.
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PRIMARY BRONCHOGENIC CARCINOMA. RESULTS OF SURGERY IN A 5-YEAR SERIES.
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Peripheral arterial emboli.
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[Arterial embolisms of the extremities. Surgical treatment].
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Coarctation of the abdominal aorta.
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[Arterial injuries and their treatment].
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Cavernous haemangioma of the mediastinum. A rare tumour form.
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Cerebral apoplexy. Surgical treatment of internal carotid occlusion.
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Treatment of carcinoma of the oesophagus and cardia; description of a new operative technique.
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[Cervical lymph node biopsy in intrathoracic disorders].
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[Arterial reconstruction; surgical treatment of arteriosclerotic occlusive conditions of the abdominal aorta and its larger branches].
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[Coarctation of aorta treated with a nylon graft].
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The value of supraclavicular deep lymph node biopsy at intrathoracic lesions.
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Surgical closure of interatrial septal defects by circumclusion.
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Surgical closure of interatrial septal defects by circumclusion.
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The surgical relief of mitral stenosis by valvuloplasty.
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