Biomedical subjects
V PECORINI
Publications and source records attributed to V PECORINI.
[Treatment of severe arterial hypertension with ganglioplegics].
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[Treatment of angina pectoris with beta-phenylisopropylhydrazine].
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[Interventricular communication. A study of 29 cases].
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[Iproniazid & prothrombin concentration].
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[Correlation between the electrocardiographic & hemodynamic data in congenital heart diseases].
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[Correlation between the electrocardiographic & hemodynamic findings in mitral stenosis].
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[Congenital pulmonary stenosis & pulmonary tuberculosis].
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[Relative pulmonary stenosis].
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[Electrocardiography in congenital heart disease; analysis of 103 cases].
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[Clinical diagnosis of cardiac enlargement].
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[Pulmonary hypertension in congenital heart disease].
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[Transitory ventricular arrest; auriculo-ventricular dissociation & right branch block during cardiac catheterization].
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[Persistent ductus arteriosus; a study of 20 cases].
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[Accidents and complications of cardiac catheterization, an analysis of 201 cases].
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[Atrial septal defect; a study of 27 cases].
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[Various hemodynamic aspects of pericarditis with effusion].
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