[Coxofemoral periarthritis. (Review of 2 cases)].
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Biomedical subjects
R RUFFONI
Publications and source records attributed to R RUFFONI.
[Torpid micro-fractures of the descending articular process of the 3d lumbar vertebra in a subject with a double disk hernia].
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Child↗
Solitary bone xanthoma.
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Bone Neoplasms↗
["The bone graft in the filling of skeletal cavernous lesions"].
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Bone Transplantation↗
[Isolated fractures of the zygomatic arch].
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Child↗
[On 2 cases of periostosis caused by trophocirculatory disorders with localization in the lower extremities].
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Biological Phenomena↗
[Osteomalacia of the semilunar bone of the wrist (Kienboeck's disease)].
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Disease↗
[Twisting of the ankle (Review of 2029 cases)].
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Ankle↗
[Variation in the technic of anterior capsular enervation of the hip; simultaneous resection of the 2 branches of the obturator nerve. (Considerations on the first 20 operated cases)].
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Hip↗
[On a case of solitary osseous xanthoma].
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Bone Diseases↗
[Osteoplastics of the cotyloid roof].
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Acetabulum↗
[Harmful action of an antitumoral quinoline preparation on metaphysial cartilage].
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Antineoplastic Agents↗
[Effect on connecting cartilage of intravenous and intra-articular administration of papain].
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Administration, Intravenous↗