Biomedical subjects
T BROMAN
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BLOOD-BRAIN BARRIER DAMAGE IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SUPRAVITAL TEST-OBSERVATIONS.
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[A neurological home care organization].
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[Treatment of aphasia in neurological rehabilitation].
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PARKINSON'S SYNDROME, PREVALENCE AND INCIDENCE IN GOETEBORG.
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[Neurological rehabilitation in the regional hospital].
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Differentiation between spasticity and rigidity.
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[Multiple sclerosis and sensitivity to temperature].
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[Trekloverhem-a modern rehabilitation home].
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[Modern care of paraplegics and its organization].
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Technique for the pharmaco-dynamic investigation of contrast media for cerebral angiography; effect on the blood-brain barrier in animal experiments.
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[Scope and function of Multipel-scleros-föreningen].
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On basic aspects of the blood-brain barrier.
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[Considerations on spasticity].
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The effect of some antihistamines and calcium preparations in disturbances of the vascular permeability in the Brain.
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Investigations of disturbances of the cerebral vascular permeability, with special respect to pathogenetic problems in multiple sclerosis.
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Involuntary muscular activity in nervous conditions.
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