Biomedical subjects
J Brunet
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[Changes in Quebec's health services].
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Education and health sciences.
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[Teaching behavioral science in health science].
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[Clinical study of Otipax in infectious and barotraumatic pathology of the middle ear].
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[A provincial program for the detection of the cancer of the cervix uteri].
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[Health sciences and the new program of studies at the Faculté de Médicine of the Université Laval].
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[The complex of health sciences--new gamble for Laval?].
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[Pedagogic norms of nonresident medical students].
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[Health sciences and the new program of studies at the medical school of Laval University].
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Laval University accepts a challenge.
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[Adrenocortical insufficiency associated with a non-secreting adrenocortical carcinoma].
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[The teaching of medicine and health sciences: roles and objectives of a Committee of Medical Studies].
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[Observations on the breeding of Glossina tachinoides West., after adoption of the rabbit as an animal-host].
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[The unity of clinical training].
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[The unity of clinical instruction].
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[Thyroid suppression test].
A test in which thyroid function is suppressed was evaluated in regard to its ability to confirm the diagnosis of hyperthyroidism in borderline cases. An effort was made to establish a standard technique by determining the required duration of administration of tri-iodothyronine. Twenty-seven normal controls received tri-iodothyronine (T(3)) for a 10-day period, and 24-hour I(131) uptake was determined after three, six and 10 days. Twenty-two normal controls were similarly studied after four days of T(3) treatment. Twenty-one patients with an elevated I(131) uptake without goitre or toxicity, 10 with non-toxic goitre and 11 with toxic goitre were also studied. The T(3) suppression test was found to be particularly useful in distinguishing toxic goitre from euthyroid patients with an elevated I(131) uptake. Four days of suppression were found to be sufficient for purposes of evaluation in a large majority of cases.
[Amenorrhea and absence of sexual maturation].
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