Biomedical subjects
M Gignoux
Publications and source records attributed to M Gignoux.
[Esophageal mycoses after irradiation for cancers of the O.R.L. region. 3 cases].
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[Hydatidosis with multiple and successive localizations (cerebral, renal and hepatic)].
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[Peripheral labyrinthine vertigo and its treatment by pressure regulation].
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[Traumatic fractures of branches of the stapes with normal tympanum].
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[Osseous ankylosis of the stapes and Menier's syndrome].
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[Pseudotumor of the parotid gland].
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[Dysgenetic cyst of the base of the tongue].
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[Tumors of the base of the tongue. Anatomoclinical and therapeutic study].
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[Notes on the spontaneous pathology of laboratory dogs. 4. A case of so-called abdominal pregnancy].
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[On the local use of a new antibiotic-corticoid combination in acute otitis].
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[Value of a new antibiotic: rondomycin in otorhinolaryngology. Trial on 41 cases].
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[Cervical adenopathy and tumors of the thyroid body].
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[Amyloid tumors in otorhinolaryngology].
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[Persistent postoperative isolated dilatation of the common bile duct, a possible factor of secondary lithiasic precipitation].
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[Results of surgical treatment of primary lung cancer. Review of statistics on 349 cases].
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["Isolated dilatation" of the common bile duct; possible factor in the post-cholecystectomy syndrome].
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