Biomedical subjects
H A Oomen
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Hepatitis and biliary cirrhosis in rheumatoid arthritis.
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Vitamin A deficiency, xerophthalmia and blindness.
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[Liver biopsy in malignant reticulosis].
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Distribution of nitrogen and composition of nitrogen compounds in food, urine and faeces in habitual consumers of sweet potato and taro.
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Hypovitaminosis A as a public health problem.
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[Presentation of the Eijkman medal to Dr. Johanna ten Doesschate, Den Haag].
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[Presentation of the Eijkman medal to Prof. A.F. van Veen, Ithaca (N.Y.)].
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[Liver neoplasms, primary or secondary?].
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Correlation between histological and biochemical parameters of isolated perfused rat liver.
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[The value of fractionated alanine-amino-peptidase-(ANAase) study in pancreatic disorders].
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Interrelationship of the human intestinal flora and protein utilization.
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[Clinical epidemiology of xerophthalmia in man].
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Primary carcinoma of the liver complicating cirrhosis.
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Clinical epidemiology of xerophthalamia in man.
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[The defining of the need for vitamin A in man].
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Nitrogen compounds and electrolytes in the urine of New Guinean sweet potato eaters. A study of normal values.
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