[Universal x-ray television equipment using an optic system with multiple closures adaptable to tubes reinforcing radiological images].
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Biomedical subjects
M NOIX
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[Development of analyzer tubes for television and their successive application to roentgenotelevision].
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Cineradiography↗
[Radiocinematographic examination of ureteral reimplantations at the level of the pyeloureteral junction and the bladder].
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Cineradiography↗
[RADIOLOGICAL TELEVISION: ITS PHYSICAL, PHYSIOLOGICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS].
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Cineradiography↗
[RADIOLOGIC TELEVISION: ITS PHYSICAL, PHYSIOLOGIC AND PATHOLOGIC PROBLEMS].
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[FRACTIONATED URINATION IN EXTENSIVE CYSTO-URETERO-PYELIC REFLUXES].
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Cineradiography↗
[REMOTE CONTROL AND RADIOLOGIC TELEVISION IN PATIENT EXAMINATION].
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[Functional signs which cause suspicion of ascending nephritis. Radiocinematographical study of reflux in ascending nephritis].
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[Diagnosis and study of a cholecystoduodenal fistula by radiocinematography].
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Cineradiography↗
[Radiological television: its physical, physiological and pathological problems].
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Communications Media↗
[Radiological television: its physical, physiological and pathological problems].
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Communications Media↗
[Radiological television: its physical, physiological and pathological problems].
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Communications Media↗