[Perfusion of posterior pituitary extract].
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Female↗
Biomedical subjects
H SERMENT
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[Importance of celoscopy in gynecological practice].
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Endoscopy↗
[Shock during cesarean section].
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Cesarean Section↗
[Therapy of acute appendicitis in pregnancy].
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Acute Disease↗
[Diagnostic value of celioscopy].
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Endoscopy↗
[Four cases of vaginal injuries caused by coitus].
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Abdominal Injuries↗
[Congenital retroversion of the uterus with urinary disorders].
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Disease↗
[Procedure in difficult diagnosis of extra-uterine pregnancy].
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Female↗
[Coexistence of an extrauterine pregnancy and an ovarian cyst; celioscopic diagnosis].
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Cysts↗
[A case of sixfold turning of the umbilical cord].
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Female↗
[A case of uteroparietal fistula following cesarean section].
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Cesarean Section↗
[Post-abortum hepatonephritis; attempted exchange transfusion; death].
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Abortion, Induced↗
[Grave accident during aureomycin therapy of abscess of the breast].
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Abscess↗
[Extraction of the fetus in low cesarean section].
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Cesarean Section↗
[Case of cervical dystocia following electrocoagulation].
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Diathermy↗
[Recurrent cases of the short umbilical cord].
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Female↗