THE FATE OF RADON INGESTED BY MAN.
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Biomedical subjects
T P DAVIS
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ELEMENTARY EXPERIMENTS IN RADIATION BIOLOGY. UR-627.
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Autoradiography↗
IN VIVO TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENTS.
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Body Temperature↗
Blood sludging: an experimental critique of its occurrence and its supposed effects.
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Hemagglutination↗
The effect of spectral distribution on the production of cutaneous burns.
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Animals↗
Entoptic scatter as a function of wavelength.
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Humans↗
Effect of the molecular size of dextran on liver and kidney oxygen tension.
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Blood Gas Analysis↗
A theoretical andexperimental investigation of the temperature response of pig skin exposed to thermal radiation.
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Animals↗
Irradiance thresholds for chorioretinal lesions.
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Choroid↗
Use of the carbon are and burning magnesium as thermal sources for experimental burns.
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Accidents↗
The advantages of suction drainage in surgical wounds.
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Drainage↗
The relationship of thermally induced hemoglobinemia to volume of skin burn.
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Burns↗
Tungsten lamp source suitable for producing flash burns.
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Burns↗
Modification of the carbon arc searchlight for producing experimental flashburns.
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Burns↗