Mesenteric lymphadenitis and enteritis due to Pasteurella pseudotuberculosis.
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Enteritis↗
Biomedical subjects
F KUHLMANN
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[Cervico-pleural syndrome simulating angina pectoris].
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Angina Pectoris↗
[The question of dysbacteria].
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Bacteriology↗
[Roentgen pictures of pulmonary tuberculosis in the course of chemotherapeutic treatment].
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Drug Therapy↗
[The enterotropic form of hyperthyroidism].
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Disease↗
[Clinical aspects of the paraffinoma].
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Granuloma↗
[Importance and treatment of dysbacteria].
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Bacteria↗
[Diagnosis and therapy of small intestinal diseases].
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Disease↗
[Precancerosis of the stomach].
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Humans↗
[Bacteriological and clinical contribution to the problem of dysbacteria].
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Bacteriology↗
[The clinical picture of lymphadenitis mesenterialis].
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Disease↗
[Treatment of dysbacteria].
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Bacteriology↗
[The significance of vitamin E (tocopherol) for motor and supportive functions].
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Humans↗
[Disorders of the intestinal flora].
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Bacteriology↗
[Spine as factor in etiology of affections of the finger joints].
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Disease↗
[Extension therapy of osteochondrosis cervicalis].
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Disease↗