Biomedical subjects
M KELLY
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Rheumatoid arthritis. The complementary qualities of active immobilization and "butazolidin".
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Excretion of porphobilinogen and 5-aminolaevulinic acid in acute porphyria.
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Effect of allylispropylacetamide on liver metabolism.
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Oxyphenbutazone ("Tanderil", G 27202): an antirheumatic derivative of phenylbutazone.
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Robert BRIDGES: pioneer in rheumatology.
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Frederic WOOD JONES (1879-1954), an optimistic biologist.
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Corticosteroids and carcinogenesis. Further suggestive evidence.
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Clinical observation in general practice.
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Rheumatoid arthritis: the active immobilisation of acutely inflamed joints.
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Electric shock therapy--a misnomer.
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Does pressure on nerves cause pain?
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Active immobilization for arthiritic wrists and knees.
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Neurogenic arthropathy. A critical review.
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Bone matrix and osteoporosis.
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The correction and prevention of deformity in rheumatoid arthritis: active immobilization.
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Corticosteroids and carcinogenesis: a clinical survey.
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[Treatment of chronic polyarthritis by active immobilization and phenylbutazone].
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