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PubMed1951

Therapeutic conference; the University of Oklahoma School of Medicine presented by the Departments of Pharmacology, Medicine and Surgery.

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Tobacco use by Native North Americans: sacred smoke and silent killer. [Review of: Winter, J.C., ed., Tobacco use by Native North Americans: sacred smoke and silent killer. Norman: U. of Oklahoma Pr., 2000].

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PubMed1991

Chemistry and metabolism of lipoprotein particles. Proceedings of the International Symposium on the Chemistry, Metabolism and Clinical Aspects of Lipoprotein Particles, in honor of Petar Alaupovic. Oklahoma City.

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PubMed2001

Tobacco use by Native North Americans: sacred smoke and silent killer. [Review of: Winter, J.C., ed., Tobacco use by Native North Americans: sacred smoke and silent killer. Norman: U. of Oklahoma Pr., 2000].

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History, 15th Century↗

PubMed1991

Pneumatic retinopexy: experience in southwest Oklahoma.

Pneumatic retinopexy is a procedure which can be utilized as an alternative to scleral buckling to repair retinal detachment. It offers the advantages of being less invasive and is easily performed under local anesthesia on an outpatient basis. We enjoyed an initial success rate of reattachment in five of six eyes with this procedure. One case experienced late redetachment, and a subsequent case experienced early redetachment from development of new retinal breaks. Six cases were successfully reattached in one or two procedures, and all cases were reattached in three procedures. All patients experienced stable or improved vision with pneumatic retinopexy.

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PubMed1989

Cantharidin content of two species of Oklahoma blister beetles associated with toxicosis in horses.

Cantharidin content of male and female Epicauta occidentalis and E conferta was determined. Aspects of the life cycle of blister beetles, taxonomy, pheromonal and adaptive functions of cantharidin relative to the medico-legal aspects of cantharidin poisoning, prevention and control in horses are discussed.

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PubMed1987