Biomedical subjects
R O NOOJIN
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Rehabilitation in industrial dermatoses.
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Comparative studies of enteric bacterial flora in acne vulgaris.
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Antibiotic and sulfonamide in vitro studies in pustular acne vulgaris.
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Brief history of industrial dermatology.
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Tronothane hydrochloride (pramoxine hydrochloride) in the control of pruritus.
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The local use of wet dressings utilizing sodium propionate plus chlorophyll.
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Sunlight; it's good and it's bad.
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Genetic study of hereditary type of epidermolysis bullosa simplex.
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Acute blastomycotic pneumonia; report of a fatal case of twenty days' duration.
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An electrolysis apparatus with added refinements.
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Systemic blastomycosis complicated with pregnancy; report of a case, with clinical course and immunologic reactions.
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Hyaluronidase action in normal and in roentgen-irradiated rabbit skin.
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Comparative studies in the treatment of acne vulgaris utilizing intraderm sulfur and intraderm tyrothricin.
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Treatment of pyogenic dermatoses.
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Comparative studies in the penicillin therapy of early syphilis.
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Prolonged fever produced with three injections of typhoid vaccine.
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