Biomedical subjects
G Strohmeyer
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[Solution of biliary calculi].
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[Enterohepatic circulation of digitoxin].
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[Advances in the field of liver diseases].
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[New findings in hepatic porphyrias].
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[Comparative histochemical and biochemical iron determination in human liver tissue].
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Porphyrins in liver and urine in acute intermittent and chronic hepatic porphyrias.
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[Influence of diet, glycine and alcohol on porphyrinuria in chronic hepatitic porphyria].
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Chronic hepatic porphyria type C.
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[Protein catabolism and liberation of cellular water in acute renal failure].
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[What is certain in gout therapy?].
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[Chronic hepatic porphyrias (author's transl)].
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[The role of xanthine oxidase in iron metabolism].
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[Quantitative studies on the influence of exocrine pancreas function on human iron absorption].
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[Methods of determining blood ammonia levels and their significance in the diagnosis and control of liver diseases].
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[Lactulose therapy of the hepatoportal Encephalopathy].
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[Clinically asymptomatic disorders of exocrine pancreas function in chronic alcoholics].
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On the pathogenesis of ethanol-induced lipid accumulation in the liver. II. Effect of stimulation of the -glycerophosphate cycle on metabolic changes in the liver caused by ethanol.
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