Biomedical subjects
M LAMY
Publications and source records attributed to M LAMY.
[Primary tuberculosis in young children from injections].
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[Cat scratch disease].
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[Acute hemolytic anemia caused in infants by the administration of large doses of phenylsemicarbazide].
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[Convulsions of spasmophilic origin in a six week old infant].
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[Disease with giant cellular inclusions].
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[Congenital syphilis in the first years of life].
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[Three cases of Ollier's disease in one family].
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[Diagnosis of mumps meningitis].
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[Fiessinger-Rendu syndrome or Stevens-Johnson].
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[Case of aneurysm of the splenic artery with splenomegaly and portal hypertension].
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[Treatment of congenital syphilis in infants].
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Considerations on the treatment of certain ventrations.
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[Determination of chromatin sex in ten cases of Turner's syndrome].
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[35 Observations of genital prolapse treated by amputation of the uterine cervix; by transposition and restoration of tonus of the ligaments of Mackenrodt and utero-sacral ligaments].
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[Hemochromatosis -- a hereditary disease].
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[Dangers of chioramphenicol therapy; three cases of fatal hemorrhagic purpura in children].
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