[The problem of rheumatism and its control by modern methods].
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M G GOOD
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Objective diagnosis and curability of non-articular rheumatism.
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The problem of rheumatism; unitary conception and control by modern methods.
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Rheumatism unitary conception and control by modern method.
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The problem of rheumatism and its control by modern methods.
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[The general theory of narcosis and the dynamic pathology of epilepsy].
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[The clinical significance of myalgia].
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[Objective diagnosis and treatment of non-articular rheumatism].
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The role of skeletal muscles in the pathogenesis of diseases.
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Some recent advances in rheumatology.
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Rheumatic disease: some recent advances.
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Rheumatoid arthritis. Extraordinary therapeutic results by procaine injection of specific myalgic spots.
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Rheumatoid arthritis. Extraordinary therapeutic results by procaine injection of specific myalgic spots.
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Aeroparesthesia; idiopathic ealde myalgia.
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Acroparaesthesia; an idiopathic myalgia of elbow.
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