Biomedical subjects
J HUGUES
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[1ST STAGES OF HOMOSTATIC CLOT FORMATION].
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[FURTHER RESEARCH ON THE ADHESION OF PLATELETS TO COLLAGEN FIBERS].
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[HOW, IN 1963, TO EXAMINE A HEMORRHAGIC PATIENT].
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[The current place of anticoagulants and vasodilators in vascular disorders].
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[Sticking of platelets to perivascular connective tissue].
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[The prevention of hemorrhage in bleeders during or after surgical interventions].
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[Thrombopenic purpura of the immunological type].
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[Poisoning and complications in antibiotherapy].
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[Vascular fragility tests].
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[Platelet adhesiveness "in vitro"].
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[Apropos of the dangers of carotid arteriography].
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[Physiology of hemostasis].
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[Action of bradykinin placed in contact with the mesenteric vessels of the rabbit].
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[Binding of platelets to collagen].
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[Various diagnostic tests used in medical pathology].
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The part played by platelets in the formation of an efficient hemostatic plug.
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[Formation of hemostatic plugs during perfusion of rabbit mesentery with human blood].
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