Biomedical subjects
J B HAZARD
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REGENERATION IN HUMAN SKELETAL MUSCLE.
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VASCULAR CHANGES IN RENAL HOMOGRAFTS.
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SUPERFICIAL MALIGNANT MELANOMAS.
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Incidence of cancer in struma lymphomatosa.
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Gastric carcinoma: report of twelve patients surviving longer than fifteen years.
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Sclerosing retroperitonitis and sclerosing mediastinitis.
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Medullary (solid) carcinoma of the thyroid; a clinicopathologic entity.
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Pathologic changes of beryllium disease; the acute disease.
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Renal angiomyolipomas; report of four cases.
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Results of treatment of papillary carcinoma of the thyroid.
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Choriocarcinoma in mother and infant.
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Metastatic carcinoma of the retina; report of a case and the pathologic findings.
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Exfoliative cytology as an aid to the diagnosis of gastric carcinoma; a preliminary analysis of 116 cases.
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Management of acute cholecystitis: analysis of 67 consecutive cases.
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Exfoliative cytology of the urine with special reference to neoplasms of the urinary tract: preliminary report.
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Struma lymphomatosa: primary thyroid failure with compensatory thyroid enlargement; a study of 46 cases proved by needle biopsy.
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