[LYMPHOMAS (ANATOMOCLINICAL REVISION OF 50 OBSERVATIONS)].
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Biomedical subjects
J MEYER
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Effect of KC104 on exocrine glands.
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DNA↗
Purification of pancreozymin.
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Cholecystokinin↗
[ A CASE OF ONCOCYTIC ADENOMA (OXYPHILIC GRANULOCELLULAR ADENOMA OF THE LACRIMAL SAC)].
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Adenoma↗
[Cutaneous melanic pigmentation].
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Colonic Diseases↗
[Familial chronic pancreatitis. Apropos of similar lesions observed in 2 brothers].
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Humans↗
[Physiotherapy. V. Physiotherapy of cicatrices, keloids and dermohypodermic scleroses].
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Cicatrix↗
Impressions of the possible effects of a new tranquilizer, hydroxyphenamate.
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Butylene Glycols↗
[Physiotherapy. III. Anal physiotherapy in proctology].
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Anal Canal↗
[Physiotherapy. 1. Anti-inflammatory physiotherapy].
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Anti-Inflammatory Agents↗
[Nurses who leave their profession].
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Humans↗
[Why are the registered nurses leaving their profession?].
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Humans↗
[From the literature of recent years on autogenous training].
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Humans↗
[Contribution to the determination of biostimulins and their influence on various antibiotics].
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Anti-Bacterial Agents↗
[Pseudotumoral granulomatous orchi-epididymitis].
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Epididymitis↗