[Primary staphylococcic meningitis in adults].
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Biomedical subjects
H PEQUIGNOT
Publications and source records attributed to H PEQUIGNOT.
[Chlorpromazine jaundice].
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Chlorpromazine↗
[Alcoholism of the French population].
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Alcoholism↗
[Tuberculosis of the cerebrospinal axis without meningitis during the course of resolutive pulmonary tuberculosis under the effect of treatment].
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Central Nervous System Diseases↗
[Incidence of avulsion of lingual papillae in aged].
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Aged↗
Favorable course of renal amyloidosis during pulmonary tuberculosis.
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Amyloidosis↗
[Permanent hypoazoturia in alcoholic liver cirrhosis].
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Alcoholism↗
[Smallpox; psychology of an epidemic].
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Biomedical Research↗
[Present concept of obesity and its therapeutic consequences].
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Humans↗
[Catarrhal icterus; infectious icterus; epidemic hepatitis].
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Communicable Diseases↗
[A few historic facts regarding medical education. II. From the Second Empire to the present].
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Education, Medical↗
[Education, a few historic facts regarding medical education. I. From the Revolution to the Second Empire].
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Education, Medical↗
[Historical evolution of some problems. IV. From social insurance to Social Security].
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Humans↗
[Roch's lipomatosis in univitelline twin sisters].
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Disease↗