[Anticoagulant therapy of myocardial infarct].
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Anticoagulants↗
Biomedical subjects
W LOFFLER
Publications and source records attributed to W LOFFLER.
[A case of chylothorax with pseudomiliary lung picture].
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Chylothorax↗
Acetyl-digitoxin; clinical observations on the treatment of patients with advanced congestive heart failure.
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Acetyldigitoxins↗
[Excerpts from the history of tuberculosis].
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Humans↗
[Problems in endocarditis].
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Endocarditis↗
[Therapy of hypertension with serpasil, a Rauwolfia alkaloid; clinical studies].
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Alkaloids↗
[Acetyl-digitoxin, a new cardiac glycoside; clinical and pharmacological studies].
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Acetyldigitoxins↗
[Transmission of hepatitis].
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Blood Transfusion↗
[Massive atelectasis and healing of the caverns].
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Caves↗
[Emil Christoph Barell 1874-1953].
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History, 19th Century↗
[Basic considerations on roentgen-group examination].
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Humans↗
[Past and present on neck lymph node tuberculosis].
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Animals↗
[The problem of transient infiltration of the lungs with eosinophilia].
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Eosinophilia↗
[The effect of streptomycin on the clinical development of pleuritis exsudativa].
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Asclepias↗
[Transient pulmonary infiltrations with blood eosinophilia caused by therapeutic oil injections].
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Eosinophilia↗