Biomedical subjects
Z BARDODEJ
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[POLAROGRAPHIC DETERMINATION OF MANDELIC ACID IN THE URINE].
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[Value and use of exposure tests. VI. Carboxyhemoglobinemia and carbon monoxide in expired air].
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[VALUE AND APPLICATION OF EXPOSURE TESTS. XII. EXPOSURE TEST FOR MERCURY].
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[Diuresis and the phenol test].
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[Value and use of exposure tests. VII. Trichloroacetic acid in plasma].
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[Value and use of exposure tests. VIII. The volatile organic chloride test in the urine].
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[Physical activity and the phenol test].
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[Estimation of diphenyl and diphenyl oxide in the atmosphere].
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[Value and application of exposure tests. X. Exposure test for ethyl benzene].
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[Phenol metabolism in guinea pigs].
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The problem of trichloroethylene in occupational medicine; trichloroethylene metabolism and its effect on the nervous system evaluated as a means of hygienic control.
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[Trichloroethylene in expired air].
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[Considerations on the use of exposition test II; discussion on V. Fiserova-Bergerova's work].
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[Severe, acute occupational poisoning with trichlorethylene].
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[Value and use of exposure tests. I. Determination of trichloracetic acid in urine as exposure test in workers with trichlorethylene].
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[Attempted biochemical interpretation of intolerance to alcohol in trichloroethylene intoxication].
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