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Anuria due to bismuth thioglycollate.
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Roentgenographically demonstrable appendiceal calculi.
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[Pancytopenia of prolonged development after use of bismuth].
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[Complications after injection of bismuth preparation].
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[Experimental prevention of the formation of the dark gingival borderline and of stomatitis caused by bismuth with penicillin].
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[Acute methemoglobinemia following administration of subnitrate of bismuth].
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[Panmyelopenia secondary to prolonged & intensive administration of bismuth preparations].
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[Bismuth epitheliuria during therapy with intradermal bismuth].
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[A case of death during antabus therapy].
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[Mixed decalcifying osteosis caused by bismuth; report of 7 cases].
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[Case of panmyelopathia with symptomatic reticuloendotheliosis after antisyphilis therapy].
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[Syphilis of bone with osteomalacia probably caused by bismuth].
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[Nicolau's livedoid dermitis & paralysis of the sciatic nerve; considerations on surgical treatment of accidental neuroperipheral lesions due to injections].
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