[Otorhinolaryngoiatric surgery and psychiatry].
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Otolaryngology↗
Biomedical subjects
E DI LAURO
Publications and source records attributed to E DI LAURO.
[The otogenic tuberulous cerebral abscess].
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Brain Abscess↗
[Anesthesiological problems in ORL in the neuropsychiatric field].
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Anesthesia↗
[Intralaryngeal foreign bodies. Review of the present hospital organization of emergency treatment].
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Emergency Treatment↗
[The "non-surgical" treatment of chronic tonsillopathies].
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Humans↗
[Osteomyelitis of the maxilla in nursing infants. (Clinico-surgical observations)].
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Breast Feeding↗
[Cortisone and ACTH in otorhinolaryngology].
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Adrenocorticotropic Hormone↗
[Epilepsy and otorhinolaryngoiatrics: otogenic epilepsy].
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Epilepsy↗
[Road accidents & otorhinolaryngology].
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Accidents↗
[Treatment of nasal ozena with isonicotinic acid hydrazide; tuberculous etiopathogenesis of ozena].
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Atrophy↗
[Some clinical problems of tonsillectomy with special reference to children].
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Adenoids↗
[Osteoma of the frontal sinus with ethmoidal, orbital and intracranial invasion].
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Frontal Sinus↗
[Epilepsy and otorhinolaryngology: otogenous epilepsy].
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Epilepsy↗
[Abscess of the frontal lobe].
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Abscess↗