Biomedical subjects
H COHEN
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Field instruction in public health nursing.
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The survey: a tool for appraisal.
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[ACTH from whale in clinical practice].
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Effect of physical exercise on alimentary lipaemia.
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Primary glutethimide addiction.
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The clinical evaluation of vancomycin in treatment of multiantibiotic refractory staphylococcal infections. II. The use of vancomycin after failure of bactericidal antibiotics.
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Purification of relaxin from sow ovaries.
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A rapid and simple frozen section for surgical pathology.
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The diagnostic significance of fetal hemoglobin in the maternal circulation during pregnancy.
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[Paravertebral injections of prednisolone acetate in the treatment of various cervicobrachialgias].
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[Dexamethasone in rheumatoid arthritis. Experience in 60 cases].
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Aberrant left coronary artery. Report of a case and review of the literature.
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Effect of corticotrophin on guinea pig plasma corticosteroids.
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[Chlorisondamine in the treatment of arterial hypertension].
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[Cardiopathy associated with malignant carcinoid].
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Consistency in potency assay of tetanus toxoid in mice.
The use of mice for the assay of tetanus toxoids would offer considerable advantages over the use of guinea-pigs, but mice cannot readily be immunized with the fluid tetanus toxoid at present designated as the International Standard. This study shows, however, that the mouse is a very suitable laboratory animal for the comparison of adsorbed tetanus toxoids, and that an AlPO(4)-adsorbed vaccine, which is stable at 4 degrees C, is a satisfactory reference preparation. The log-dose-response lines of toxoids adsorbed on different quantities of AlPO(4) and on various quantities of another adsorbent ran parallel to those of the reference vaccine. The 95% confidence limits for the potencies of tetanus vaccines, diphtheria-tetanus vaccines, and diphtheria-pertussis-tetanus vaccines, determined by assay against the reference vaccine in mice, showed a high degree of reproducibility of the results.