Biomedical subjects
A R MORITZ
Publications and source records attributed to A R MORITZ.
THE PHYSICIAN'S ROLE IN PROMOTING BLUE SHIELD GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT.
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THE EXPANDING VIEW OF PATHOLOGY.
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Medical examiner versus coroner.
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The cancerigenic potential of thermal injury in the skin of whole-body irradiated rats.
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Thermal gradients in skin of pigs and rats during and following flash-burns; including descriptions of instrumentation and procedure for the quantitative production of flash burn exposures.
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Classical mistakes in forensic pathology.
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Scientific medicolegal investigation in the undergraduate medical curriculum.
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Pre-Columbian osseous syphilis; skeletal remains found at Kinishba and Vandal Cave, Arizona, with some comments on pertinent literature.
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Trauma, stress, and coronary thrombosis.
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Sudden and unexpected death due to disease.
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Scientific evidence in establishing: the time of death.
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Effect of beta rays on the skin as a function of the energy, intensity and duration of radiation, II. Animal experiments.
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The pathologist's approach to pulmonary neoplasms.
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Peritoneal reaction to injected fused (spherical) and unfused (spiculate) quartz; pathologic studies.
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