Biomedical subjects
R H MOSER
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CONGENITAL INCLUSION BODY HEMOLYTIC ANEMIA ASSOCIATED WITH EPILEPSY AND DISORDERED PYRIDOXINE METABOLISM.
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Steroid-induced adrenal insufficiency aggravated by severe medical illness.
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Malignant carcinoid. Report of a case confined by percutaneous hepatic biopsy.
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"Back-door" digitalis intoxication: review and report of a case.
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Renal biopsy: observations and preliminary experience at Brooke Army Hospital.
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Corrected transposition of the great vessels, atrioventricular heart block, and ventricular septal defect: a clinical triad.
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A day in a college infirmary.
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The present status of the treatment of chronic ulcerative colitis with steroid hormones.
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An apparently water-borne outbreak of infectious hepatitis.
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Bleeding from peptic ulcer; a review of 327 cases.
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Medical grand rounds.
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The use of a cation exchange resin in treatment of ascites and edema in cirrhosis of the liver.
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Hemorrhage from peptic ulcer: an analysis of 223 cases.
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A comparative study of the colloidal red, thymol turbidity and cephalin-cholesterol flocculation tests.
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The prognosis of portal cirrhosis, an analysis of 62 cases.
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