Biomedical subjects
M BROCHIER
Publications and source records attributed to M BROCHIER.
[Remarks on the fat-meal test in normal and atherosclerotic subjects].
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[Catheterization of the left cavities of the heart].
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[Hemorrhagic complications of anticoagulant therapy].
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[The premenstrual syndrome from the cardiologist's viewpoint].
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[Mitral commissurotomy by right side approach].
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[Thrombo-elastography in the control of anticoagulant therapy].
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[Prolonged anticoagulant treatment in the mitral stenosis patient].
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[Catheterization of the left heart & aorta by direct punctures].
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[Dextran sulfate; critical review].
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[Catheterization of the left ventricle & aorta in aortic insufficiencies].
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[Thromboelastography in cardiology].
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[Remarks on the complete arrhythmia of the mitral patient].
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[Remarks on the results of the treatment of complete arrhythmia in 95 mitral patients].
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[A case of renal osteopathy in the adult].
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[Edemas and rheumatism cured by lobectomy].
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[Left cardiac catheterization by direct puncture].
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[Thrombo-elastography; its significance in the control of long term anticoagulant therapy].
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