Biomedical subjects
H MOSER
Publications and source records attributed to H MOSER.
[Muscle relaxation by intratendinous infiltration].
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[A contribution to the therapy of bladder infection].
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[Physicians in the large cities].
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[The concentration of the Medical Corps].
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[Vertebral resection in compression fractures with paralysis].
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[An experiment with an artificial nucleus pulposus].
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[On the problem of surgical stabilization of spine operations].
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[Sealed perforation of prevertebral abscess as an indication for transthoracic spondylotomy].
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[On the problem of trypsin treatment following urological operations and diseases].
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Modern approaches to the study of mammalian cells in culture.
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[Surgical treatment of coronary circulation disorders of the myocardium].
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[Experiences with pertrochanteric fracture nailing which permits weight-bearing].
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[Diminution of postoperative thromboembolic complications by prophylaxis with panthesine-hydergin (PH 203)].
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[Acute abdominal complications of influenza at the 1957-58 epidemic].
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[Postoperative body fluid & electrolyte changes].
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Lipid biosynthesis by peripheral and central nervous tissue as a function of age.
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