Biomedical subjects
J R HOFSTETTER
Publications and source records attributed to J R HOFSTETTER.
[STEATOSIS OF THE LIVER; ETIOLOGY AND CLINICAL FORM].
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[Criteria and forms of recovery in gastroenterology].
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[Chronic hepatitis and non-alcoholic cirrhosis].
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[The osteomyelosclerosis-osteomyelofibrosis syndrome. Its characteristics and delimitations (apropos of 8 personal cases)].
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[Early clinical and biochemical manifestations of chronic hepatitis and post-hepatic cirrhosis].
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[Diagnostic difficulties of Dubin-Johnson disease. Apropos of a new observation].
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[Influence of therapeutics on the alcoholic liver at its different stages].
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[Functional disorders of the colon].
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[Oral treatment of diabetes with a new hypoglycemic agent, P 607 or diabinese: results of 12 months of clinical experimentation].
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[Treatment of diseases of liver parenchyma].
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[Oral treatment of diabetes by a new hypoglycemic drug, P 607; preliminary report].
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[Chlorothiazide (chlotride) treatment of cardiac and liver insufficiency with water retention].
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[Laparoscopy & puncture biopsy of the liver].
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[Carcinoid syndrome. Malignant carcinoid of the small intestine with metastases].
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[A case of carcinoidosis (malignant carcinoid of the small intestine with metastasis)].
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