Biomedical subjects
M DE SIMONE
Publications and source records attributed to M DE SIMONE.
[Changes of blood cholesterol and lipid level in atherosclerotic patients treated with a new heparinoid lacking anticoagulant action].
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[Early diagnosis of testicular tumors].
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[Determination of extremely small exudates in articulation of the knee].
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[Experimental studies on changes of pulmonary tissue after bronchography].
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[Local analgesic effect of promethazine in diseases of the ano-recta tract].
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[Various aspects of gaseous metabolism of the skin in animals subjected to trauma].
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[Fracture of scaphoid carpus].
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[Experimental contribution to intra-arterial penicillin therapy: bacteriostatic power of blister fluid].
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[Fracture-dislocation of the elbow].
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[Varicose veins of the lower extremities].
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[Echinococcus cysts of the adductor muscles].
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[Isolated fracture of the trapezoid bone].
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[Appendiceal hematoma simulating acute appendicitis].
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[Various complications of Meckel's diverticulum].
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[Gastric resection in therapy of perforated gastroduodenal ulcer].
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[Primary hematogenic tuberculous semitendinous bursitis].
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