Antisocial character disorder: its etiology and relationship to delinquency.
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Biomedical subjects
S BERMAN
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Ovomucinase activity in clostridia.
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Clostridium↗
Tuberculous meningitis treated with hydrocortisone and cortisone.
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Subdural hematoma in infancy.
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Cerebral Hemorrhage↗
Some observations on the teaching of medical psychology in pediatrics.
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A case of scorpion sting treated by intramuscular injection of haemolymph of Leiurus (Buthus) quinquestriatus.
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Methods of therapy in child psychiatry.
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Child↗
Psychotherapeutic techniques with adolescents.
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Adolescent↗
Failure of ejaculation produced by dibenzyline; preliminary report.
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Body type and figure drawing.
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Five cases of sclerema neonatorum; a preliminary report.
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The hemagglutination test in tuberculosis.
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Hemagglutination Tests↗
Small gut insufficiency following intestinal surgery. I. A clinical and metabolic study of a man surviving with seven inches of small intestine.
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Humans↗
Observations on brain tumors in childhood: a general review.
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Brain↗
Gamma globulin in acute infectious diseases.
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