[Myiasis of the eyelid].
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Eyelid Diseases↗
Biomedical subjects
A BRONNER
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The psychiatric patient; notes on management.
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Disease Management↗
Observations on group therapy in private practice.
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Humans↗
[Dynamometry in congenital heart disease].
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Cardiovascular Abnormalities↗
[Ocular grafts].
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Corneal Transplantation↗
[Injurious effects of cortisone therapy in some diseases of the anterior limb of internal capsule].
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Basal Ganglia↗
The nature of psychotherapy.
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Psychotherapy↗
[Otoneuro-ophthalmologic complications following facial zona].
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Disease↗
[Rhinophyma and telangiectasis of the eye fundus].
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Eye Diseases↗
[Evolutional modalities of angioid striae].
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Disease↗
[Acute bilateral optic neuritis following ethmoiditis].
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Disease↗
Psychiatric problems in general practice.
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Family Practice↗
[Vaccination and keratitis disciformis].
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Humans↗
[On the importance of dynamometry in simple glaucoma].
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Glaucoma↗
[Groenblad-Strandberg syndrome].
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Disease↗
[Precorneal lenses; their tolerance as related to corneal sensitivity & their application to unilateral aphakia].
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Aphakia↗
[Neuroretinal ischemia caused by obliteration of the ophthalmic artery. Dynamometric and perimetric data].
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Disease↗