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J N Berry
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Respiratory function and right heart haemodynamics in chronic cor pulmonale.
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Patent ducts arteriosus with pulmonary hypertension.
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Prevalence of chronic rheumatic heart disease in an urban community. A preliminary report.
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Congenital heart disease in childhood--a clinical study.
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Skinfold thickness and obesity in male college and polytechnic students.
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Use of pulmonary cardiogram in the diagnosis of pulmonary hypertension in mitral valvular disease and in diagnosis of mitral and tricuspid disease.
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The normal external radial pulse and its variation with posture.
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The normal external carotid pulse and the effect of posture.
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Diagnosis of tricuspid incompetence.
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Prevalence of coronary heart disease in an urban population in northern India.
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Radiological diagnosis of hiatus hernia.
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Obesity. Its definition and diagnosis.
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Double blind controlled clinical trial of a long acting coronary vasodilator isosorbide dinitrate (sorbitrate).
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Height and weight of male college and polytechnic students in Northern India.
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Normal cardiogram in the pulmonary area.
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A new method for recording cardiac, hepatic, and other pulsations, movements, and thrills.
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Epilepsy precipitated by abrupt meprobamate withdrawal.
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