[COMPARISON OF FILMS OF DIFFERING SPEEDS FOR LAPAROPHOTOGRAPHY AND COELIOPHOTOGRAPHY].
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Endoscopy↗
Biomedical subjects
A FOURES
Publications and source records attributed to A FOURES.
[Photography in celioscopy].
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Endoscopy↗
[Diagnostic value of laparophotography].
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Abdomen↗
[Cavernous hemangioma of the liver].
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Hemangioma↗
[Documents of clinical hepatology].
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Gastroenterology↗
[Color laparophotography with the Fourès endograph; its diagnostic value in diseases of the liver and bile ducts].
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Bile Duct Diseases↗
[Treatment of tuberculous cavities by the Monaldi method; communication by M. Piéchaud].
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Communication↗
[Technic of peritoneoscopy; biopsy of the liver; cholangiography; radiomanometry under peritoneoscopic control].
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Biliary Tract↗
[Simple and combined laparoscopy: its importance in the diagnosis of hepatobiliary disease].
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Biliary Tract↗
[Voluminous mass enclosed in the cavity of an old lung abscess simulating an aspergilloma].
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Abscess↗
[Cortical hepatitis revealing masked cholecystitis; cholesterol polyps of the gallbladder; their diagnosis by laparotomy and the Royer method].
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Cholecystitis↗
[Laparascopy in diagnosis of hepato-biliary diseases].
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Biliary Tract↗
[Laparoscopy in liver pathology].
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Humans↗
[Grave and persistent streptomycinic erythroderma; rapid cure with 2-3-dimercaptopropanol].
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Dermatitis, Exfoliative↗