Biomedical subjects
C REUSSI
Publications and source records attributed to C REUSSI.
[VAQUEZ-OSLER DISEASE AND UTERINE ADENOCARCINOMA].
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[PULMONARY THROMBOEMBOLISM. OCCLUSION OF THE MAIN BRANCHES].
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[Anatomofunctional correlation of 150 hepatic puncutures].
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[Hodgkin's disease and diabetes insipidus. Leukemia and diabetes insipidus].
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[Duodenal obstruction of biliary origin].
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[Primary Hodgkin's lymphogranuloma of the small intestine; double jejunal localization].
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[ACTH induction of diuresis in acute tubular insufficiency].
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[Classification and clinical picture of Pryce's bronchopulmonary sequestrum].
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[Therapeutic progress in internal medicine during 1952; digestive apparatus].
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[Therapeutic progress in internal medicine in 1951; digestive apparatus].
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[Tumors of the small intestine; radiological diagnosis].
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[Therapeutic progress in the field of internal medicine in 1950; digestive system].
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[Prolapse of the gastric mucosa into the duodenum].
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[Progress of therapy in internal medicine in 1949; digestive system].
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[Progress of therapy in internal medicine in 1949; digestive system].
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[Chronic intestinal invagination in the adult; its radiologic diagnosis].
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