[Neonatal anoxia caused by nasopharyngeal encephalocele].
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Asphyxia Neonatorum↗
Biomedical subjects
BRU
Publications and source records attributed to BRU.
[Pelger homozygote anomaly in man].
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Homozygote↗
[Diagnostic value of determination of bilirubin in the blood; especially immediate and late direct reactions].
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Bilirubin↗
[Diseases of the blood and of the hematopoietic organs].
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Disease↗
[Cancer of the lips and contact therapy].
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Humans↗
[Venereal tumors in the dog called Sticker's sarcoma].
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Animals↗
[Preliminary study on depot penicillin therapy of primary-secondary syphilis in the adult; first results on 162 patients treated in a period varying from 5 to 11 months].
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Chancre↗
[Experimental study of acute radiation sickness in dogs].
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Animals↗
[Mandibulo-facial dysostosis (Franceschetti syndrome)].
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Face↗
[Congenital radio-cubital synostosis, or the radiological explanation of a vocation of pick-pocket].
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Abnormalities, Multiple↗
[Radiotherapy of venereal tumors of the dog].
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Animals↗
The asthenic form of acute infectious lymphocytosis.
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Humans↗
The anemic form of acute infectious lymphocytosis.
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Humans↗
[Experimental radiophosphorus therapy of mycosis fungoides and Wilson-Brocq erythroderma].
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Dermatitis, Exfoliative↗