RADIOPULMONOGRAPHY: A METHOD FOR SIMULTANEOUS ESTIMATION OF REGIONAL LUNG VENTILATION BY TRANSMISSION OF X-RAYS.
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Biomedical Research↗
Biomedical subjects
W N MILLER
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Clinical aspects of radiopulmonography. A simple method for simultaneous estimation of individual lung ventilation.
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Abscess↗
The use of "tumor" and "brain" phantoms in the interpretation of positron annihilation and unbalance scans of brain tumors.
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Brain↗
Radiopulmonography: a simple method for simultaneous estimation of individual lung function.
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Humans↗
Alterations of thyroid function in severe heart disease, as measured by I 131 techniques.
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Heart↗
The measurement of saliva I 131 in percentage of given dose per liter as an index of thyroid function.
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Humans↗
The positron brain scanner in the diagnosis and localization of intracranial lesions.
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Brain↗
The use of thiouracil in the treatment of metastatic carcinoma of the thyroid with radioiodine.
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Carcinoma↗
An evaluation of two screening tests for the detection of early and sub-icteric viral hepatitis.
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Hepatitis↗
Factors influencing retention of bromsulfalein in the blood of patients with viral hepatitis.
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Blood↗
The treatment of waste water from a vegetable and fruit canning factory situated in a small community.
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Fruit↗
Factors influencing retention of bromsulphalein in the blood of patients with viral hepatitis.
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Communicable Diseases↗