TISSUE REACTION TO HYPERBARIC OXYGEN.
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Hyperbaric Oxygenation↗
Biomedical subjects
A G HEPPLESTON
Publications and source records attributed to A G HEPPLESTON.
THE PROGRESSION OF EXPERIMENTAL SILICOSIS: THE INFLUENCE OF EXPOSURE TO 'INERT' DUST.
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Dust↗
THE TISSUE REACTION TO HYPERBARIC OXYGEN.
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Adenoma↗
DEPOSITION AND DISPOSAL OF INHALED DUST. THE INFLUENCE OF PRE-EXISTING PNEUMOCONIOSIS.
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Anthracosilicosis↗
The disposal of inhaled particulate matter; a unifying hypothesis.
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Dust↗
The disposal of dust in the lungs of silicotic rats.
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Animals↗
Immunological observations in experimental silicosis.
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Silicosis↗
Chronic pulmonary emphysema: anatomy and pathogenesis.
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Emphysema↗
The musculature of the aging mouse lung. A light and electron microscope study.
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Aging↗
Observations on the pathogenesis of silicosis by means of the diffusion chamber technique.
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Diffusion↗
Medical education in Scandinavia.
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Education, Medical↗
The relationship of tissue formation and destruction to the levels of the serum protein-bound carbohydrate in rats bearing the Walker 256 carcinoma.
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Animals↗
The disposal of coal and haematite dusts inhaled successively.
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Coal↗
A carotid-body-like tumour in the lung.
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Carotid Body↗
The lungs as an index of systemic disease.
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Collagen Diseases↗
The pathology of honeycomb lung.
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Humans↗
The relationship of tissue formation and destruction to the serum protein-bound carbohydrate levels in experimental inflammation.
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Blood Proteins↗