Biomedical subjects
F FILIPOV
Publications and source records attributed to F FILIPOV.
[A new operative method for craniostenosis].
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[A case of diencephalo-hypophyseal syndrome with diabetes mellitus, insulinism and ariboflavinosis caused by subdural hydroma located in the supra- and para-sellar regions].
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[Diagnosis and surgical therapy of traumatic arteriovenous aneurysms between the internal carotid artery and cavernous sinus].
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[Changes in the gastrointestinal tract in spinal cord injuries].
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[On certain basic aspects in clinical and therapeutic considerations on craniocerebral trauma].
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[Lobectomy as a method for the treatment of traumatic epilepsy].
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[Utilization of experiences of Soviet neurosurgery in our country].
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[Diagnosis of chronic subdural hematoma].
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[Clinical observations on extradural and intraventricular distribution of echinococcosis].
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[Present state and application of neurosurgery in Bulgaria].
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[Egorov's operation in tumors of the cerebellopontile angle].
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[Case of solid chronic subdural hematoma].
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[Aneurysm causing pulsating exophthalmos].
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[New roentgenographic symptom in cerebral cysticercosis].
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[ON THE MECHANISM OF DEVELOPMENT OF CAROTID-CAVERNOUS ANASTOMOSES].
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