Biomedical subjects

A QUINTON

Publications and source records attributed to A QUINTON.

12 recordsLinked to original sources

PubMed1965

[PATHOGENIC MEDICATION IN PNEUMO-PHTHISIOLOGY: OXOLAMINE CITRATE, A RESPIRATORY TRACT ANTI-INFLAMMATORY AGENT. STUDY OF A FEW INDICATIONS, ESPECIALLY IN PULMONARY TUBERCULOTICS].

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Anti-Inflammatory Agents↗

PubMed1964

[TRIAL OF AN ANABOLIC AND HEMATOPOIETIC PREPARATION IN A PNEUMO-PHTHISIOLOGY DEPARTMENT].

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Appetite↗

PubMed1959

Water diuresis and steatorrhoea.

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Celiac Disease↗

PubMed1958

Red blood cell electrolytes in congestive cardiac failure.

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Chlorides↗

PubMed1958

An isotope dispenser.

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Body Fluids↗

PubMed1958

The simultaneous determination of total exchangeable sodium and potassium and its significance with particular reference to congestive cardiac failure and the steatorrhoea syndrome.

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Heart Failure↗

PubMed1958

The relationship between change in renal activity and the ratio between radioactive and non-radioactive sodium and potassium in the urine.

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Humans↗

PubMed1957

Serum-potassium levels as an index of body content.

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Humans↗

PubMed1957

A chair for the measurement of thyroid activity with radioactive iodine.

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Humans↗

PubMed1955

Isotopes.

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Isotopes↗

PubMed1954

The measurement of total exchangeable potassium in man, with particular reference to patients with steatorrhoea.

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Potassium↗

PubMed1953

Radioactive phosphorus (P32) in treatment of menorrhagia.

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Female↗