[Traumatic bronchial rupture].
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Bronchi↗
Biomedical subjects
E HASCHE
Publications and source records attributed to E HASCHE.
[Palliative endoscopic tumor removal in bronchial carcinoma].
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Bronchi↗
[Instrument for the exact inclination of the radiogram].
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Humans↗
[Chemotherapy of surgical tuberculosis with special reference to isonicotinic acid hydrazide].
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Isomerism↗
[Diagnosis and therapy of intrathoracic cystic tumors].
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Cysts↗
[Plasma fibrinogen and sedimentation reaction in various diseases].
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Blood Sedimentation↗
[Fractions of blood plasma and sedimentation rate in surgical diseases].
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Blood Proteins↗
[Generalized fibrocystic osteodystrophy and carcinomatous osteodystrophy].
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Bone Diseases, Metabolic↗
[Differential diagnosis of bronchial carcinoma].
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Bronchi↗
[On the symptomatology of bronchogenic cysts].
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Bronchogenic Cyst↗
[Contribution to the clinical treatment of endobronchial tumors].
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Bronchi↗
[Effect of insulin shock therapy on the heart as shown in the electrocardiogram].
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Convulsive Therapy↗
[Dosage in electric and insulin shock therapy].
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Convulsive Therapy↗
[Electroshock therapy of psychoses].
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Convulsive Therapy↗
[Sedimentation rate as quantitative measurement].
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Blood↗