[Third grade desnutrition in Mexico; African kwashiorkor].
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Biomedical subjects
S FRENK
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[Studies on malnutrition in children; circulatory eosinophils and Thorn test in preschool children].
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Fatty liver in children; kwashiorkor.
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[Studies on the malnourished child. XII. Anemia of malnutrition].
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[Enzyme activity of the duodenal contents in children with third-degree malnutrition].
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[Treatment of third grade malnutrition without vitamins of commercial origin].
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[Brief notes on several aspects of the pathogenesis of nutritional edema].
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[Nitrogen metabolism in children with severe chronic malnutrition; absorption & retention of nitrogen from proteins of high biological value].
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[Report of the activities of the Department of Nutrition and Endocrinology during the year 1960].
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Child↗
[The importance of endocrinology in pediatric medicine].
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[Iatrogenic hypoglycemia in a young girl with diabetes].
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Child↗
[Mental development of children with congenital hypothyroidism].
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Child↗
[SOMATIC GROWTH AND MENTAL DEVELOPMENT IN CHILDREN WITH CONGENITAL HYPOTHYROIDISM].
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[A case of precocious puberty and pinealoma in an 8-year old boy].
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