[Surgical policy in thromboembolism of the mesenteric vessels].
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Biomedical subjects
S V RYNEISKII
Publications and source records attributed to S V RYNEISKII.
[On injuries of the extrahepatic bile ducts in operations on the stomach].
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Bile Ducts, Extrahepatic↗
[Result of clinical use of artificial hibernation in surgical practice].
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Hibernation↗
[Use of neurovegetative blocking agents in surgery of thyrotoxic goiter].
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Goiter↗
[Transduopleural approach on account of adhesive pericarditis].
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Adhesives↗
[Choice of methods in hypothermia].
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Body Temperature↗
[Gases in the blood in intrathoracic surgery with intubation anesthesia].
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Anesthesia↗
[Loss of the blood in intrathoracic surgery and procedure during its therapy].
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Hemorrhage↗
[Complications in bloodless intracardiac surgery under hypothermia].
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Bloodless Medical and Surgical Procedures↗
[Electroencephalographic studies during artificial hibernation].
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Electroencephalography↗
[Method of mechanical suturing of the vascular transplant to the wall of the heart with a personally designed apparatus].
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Blood Vessels↗
[Clinical aspects and surgical treatment of occlusion of the aorta and iliac arteries (Leriche's syndrome). (Review of the literature)].
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Aorta↗
[A new reconstructive plastic operation in occlusions of the superior vena cava].
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