[ON THE MECHANISM OF STRANGULATION BLEEDING FROM NOSE AND EAR].
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Asphyxia↗
Biomedical subjects
F BSCHOR
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[EFFECT OF HYPERLIPEMIA ON THROMBOGENESIS IN THE CORONARY SYSTEM OF THE ISOLATED CAT HEART].
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Blood Platelets↗
[FLUORESCENCE OPTICAL STUDIES ON FAT EMBOLISM].
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Embolism↗
[Fatty liver and fat embolism].
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Alcoholism↗
[On chylomicron aggregates in myocardial capillaries in alimentary lipemia].
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Capillaries↗
[Poisonings caused by Paxillus involutus, an edible mushroom].
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Agaricales↗
[Fluorescence microscopy research on venous blood in traumatic fat embolism].
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Embolism↗
[On chylomicron demonstration in hyperlipemic states].
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Chylomicrons↗
[On performance changes in the aged with special reference to traffic problems].
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Accidents↗
[Prevention of narcotics addiction relapse].
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Behavior, Addictive↗
[Studies on interaction of intelligence and character in cognitive act].
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Character↗
[Examination of ethical understanding in forensic-psychiatric expert opinion].
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Crime↗
[A functional principle in decrease of psychomotor efficiency in different phases of alcoholic intoxication].
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Alcoholic Intoxication↗
[On the course of alcoholic intoxication with special reference to pharmacopsychological factors during the resorption phase in addicts].
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Alcoholic Intoxication↗