Biomedical subjects
G Hauck
Publications and source records attributed to G Hauck.
[Driving ability as influenced by various drugs].
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[Attempts of the demonstration of Cannabis-contents in exhaled air].
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New aspects of mechanisms responsible for the fluid balance in the tissue spaces.
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Functional aspects of the topical relationship between blood capillaries and lymphatics of the mesentery.
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The incomplete darkfield transillumination: a complementary vitalmicroscopic technique.
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[Toxicology of scandicaine. I. Chemico-toxicological studies].
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[Toxicology of scandicaine. II. Histopathological findings].
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[Evaluation of tear marks in the clothing of accident victims].
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[Fatal accidents in water-valve rainwater pits].
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[Arwin effect on microcirculation].
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[Change of capillary protein permeability in rabbits in dependence on age (author's transl)].
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Comparing valuation of three important vital-microscopic methods: brightfield, darkfield and luminescence technique.
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Origin of the mesenteric lymphatics and their topical relationship to the blood capillaries.
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[On the problem of doping].
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Sociological aspects of epilepsy research.
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[Normal and through drug ingestion increased bromine concentration in urine].
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[Gas chromatography analysis of hydrocarbon chloride used as narcotic agent with electron acceptor (EA)].
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