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The clinical and pathological background of two cases of oxalosis.
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[Hepatic and hepato-general aspects of nutritional and metabolic disorders].
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[The kidney in diseases of intermediate metabolism].
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The place of electromyography in neurology.
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Autoradiography of in vitro activated sections of tissue as a tool in histochemistry, in relation to metabolic disorders and cancer.
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Histologic aspect of corneal changes; due to hereditary, metabolic, and cutaneous affections.
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The EEG in metabolic disorders.
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[Oxalosis. Part I. Empirical studies].
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Cheilosis-like mucous and cutaneous lesions, seborrheic dermatitis and hereditary aminoaciduria.
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[Metabolic disorders in obesity. General considerations].
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[Kidney function disorders caused by metabolic factors].
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[Skeletal and joint changes in metabolic diseases].
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[Xanthomatous tendinopathies in metabolic diseases].
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[Renal gluco-amino-phosphate diabetes (de Toni-Debre-Fanconi syndrome)].
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[Further osteodystrophies].
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