Biomedical subjects
E MINETTO
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Pulmonary function in mitral valve disease; hemodynamic and ventilatory studies.
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[Pulmonary agenesis, aplasia, hypoplasia; clinical, physiopathological & statistical findings].
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[Research on minute maximum ventilation in athletes & heart disease patients].
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[Remarks & considerations on various needle bioptic findings of hepatic granulomatous processes].
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[Notes on pulmonary condensations in tuberculous primary infection in children].
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Residual lung volume in mitral disease.
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[Selective pulmonary angiography].
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[Clinical and biological observations on ACTH-antibiotic combination in the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis].
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[Hydatid cyst removed by bronchoscopy in a 6 year-old boy].
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[The middle lobe in tuberculosis].
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[Congenital heart disease with cyanosis and pulmonary tuberculosis].
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[Bronchial and pulmonary topography and nomenclature].
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[Pathology of the lingula pulmonis].
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[Lobar and segmental condensations in tubercular primary infection (middle lobe and lingula)].
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[Non-tuberculous bronchial lymph node syndrome].
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