Biomedical subjects
R CABANNES
Publications and source records attributed to R CABANNES.
[Digestion and use of fats in the course of infant nutrition disorders].
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[Infantilism secondary to an occult meningo-encephalitis of the base of the brain].
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[2 Cases of severe hypoproteinemia with pulmonary edema and rapidly developing anemia following diarrhea].
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[Reflections on favism; three Algerian cases].
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[Studies on the count of circulating eosinophils in the infant in health and in various pathological conditions].
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[Duodenal intubation in the course of malnutrition syndromes in infants and toddlers].
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Abnormal hemoglobins in the Algerian Muslim; statistical review of two years of studies on 1,887 hemoglobinograms.
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[Application of paper electrophoresis to the study of human hemoglobins].
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[New hereditary hemoglobin with faster migration than normal hemoglobin].
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Study of the hemoglobin of the dromedary of North Africa.
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Electrophoretic study of hemoglobins in domestic mammals of Algeria.
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[New case of favism in Algiers].
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[Meningitis due to Friedländer's bacillus].
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[Proteus and infant diarrhea; preliminary note].
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[Sickle cell anemia and malaria caused by Plasmodium vivax in a native Algerian child; hematological test positive in the father only].
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