[Experimental contribution to the study of relations between heparin and the mast cells of Ehrlich].
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Heparin↗
Biomedical subjects
I BIFANI
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[Experimental contribution to the study of relations between heparin and the mast cells of Ehrlich. II. Blood heparin and the mast cells in the experimental thrombosis of the rat].
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Animals↗
[Effect of penicillin on coagulation time in surgery].
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Blood Coagulation↗
[Experimental variations of the heparin activity in the plasma of rats].
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Animals↗
[Clinical observations on the use of the ethyl ester of 4-4'-dioxy-cumarinyl acetic acid as an anticoagulant].
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Acetates↗
[Value of an original thrombogram in the early diagnosis of thrombosis and the recognition of potential thrombosis].
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Anticoagulants↗
[Diagnostic and therapeutic considerations in a case of mediastinal goiter].
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Goiter↗
[Experience with fibrinolytic activation].
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Endopeptidases↗
[Lumbar ganglionectomy, resection of the splanchnic nerves and semilunar ganglia, in the treatment of chronic arterial obliteration of the lower extremities].
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Arteries↗
[Value and limitations of various angiographic examinations in surgery].
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Angiography↗
[COMBINED ABDOMINAL AND RIGHT TRANSTHORACIC APPROACH IN DISEASES OF THE MID ESOPHAGUS].
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Abdomen↗
[Arterialization of portal blood in experimental hemorrhagic shock].
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Hemorrhage↗