[Diseases of the liver, bile ducts and pancreas].
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Bile Duct Diseases↗
Biomedical subjects
F HEINTZELMANN
Publications and source records attributed to F HEINTZELMANN.
[Risk of infection with hepatitis virus in a medical department].
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Hepatitis Viruses↗
[Liver function in diabetes mellitus].
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Blood↗
Treatment with heparin sublingually.
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Administration, Sublingual↗
[Diabetes mellitus mortality in Denmark 1947-49].
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Denmark↗
[Causes of death in diabetes mellitus].
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Cause of Death↗
Enterogastrone; experimental and clinical examinations of its effects on peptic ulcers.
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Gastrointestinal Hormones↗
[Enterogastrone; experimental and clinical studies of its effect of peptic ulcer].
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Biomedical Research↗
[Antacids with mucin in peptic ulcer therapy].
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Antacids↗
The examination of isolated serum proteins by the mercuric chloride and thymol reactions.
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Blood Proteins↗
Mercuric chloride and thymol precipitation in plasma and serum.
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Hepatitis↗
The influence of heparin on the precipitation of serum proteins by mercuric chloride and thymol.
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Blood Proteins↗
Behavior of isolated serum proteins in the sublimate and thymol reactions.
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Blood Proteins↗
[The risks of surgery, shock therapy and labor for patients with heart disease].
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Cardiovascular Diseases↗