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L A WEED
Publications and source records attributed to L A WEED.
Use of bacteriophage typing of staphylococci.
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Topics in microbiology. Mimeae--a problem in diagnosis and taxonomy.
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Nocardiosis of the eye: report of case.
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Brucellosis of the bones and joints. Experience with thirty-six patients.
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Surgical resection in the treatment of pulmonary histoplasmosis: a follow-up study.
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Brucellosis: experiences with 224 patients.
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Studies on the relationship of Staphylococcus aureus to pseudomembranous enteritis and to postantibiotic enteritis.
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Study of surgically excised pulmonary granulomas.
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Fever of obscure origin; the value of abdominal exploration in diagnosis; report of seventy cases.
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Positive roentgenograms plus positive sputum smears do not always equal pulmonary tuberculosis.
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The bacteriologic examination of chronic draining sinuses and ulcers.
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Technics for the isolation of fungi from tissues obtained at operation and necropsy.
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Technics for the isolation of fungi from tissues obtained at operation and necropsy.
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Pulmonary cryptococcosis.
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The laboratory examination of tissue removed at operation.
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Use of a selective medium for isolation of Brucella from contaminated surgical specimens.
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