[Comparative studies of the economy principle in work and efficiency of the trained circulation and its significance in preventive and rehabilitative medicine].
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Blood Circulation↗
Biomedical subjects
H MELLEROWICZ
Publications and source records attributed to H MELLEROWICZ.
[Research on pulse wave rate in the aorta in trained athletes of various age groups].
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Aorta↗
[Evaluation of the Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome in sport medicine; antesystolie in a champion athlete].
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Athletes↗
[Remarks on the work of sport physicians in other countries].
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Humans↗
[International symposium of athletic medicine at Helsinki, 1952; report on certain lectures].
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Humans↗
[St- wave in electrocardiogram of young athletes during rest and training peroid].
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Athletes↗
[The significance of the regulatory economy of the circulation for physical efficiency and its evaluation in sports medicine].
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Cardiovascular System↗
[Results of determination of circulation time with sodium succinate in the healthy circulation of students studying athletics and highest class sportsmen].
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Blood Circulation↗
[Capillary permeability for blood proteins in rheumatoid arthritis before and after application of desoxycorticosterone acetate and ascorbic acid].
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Arthritis↗
[Medicine and sport; medical tasks and research in physical exercise and sport].
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Constitution and Bylaws↗
[Treatment of rheumatoid arthritis with desoxycorticosterone acetate and ascorbic acid].
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Arthritis↗