[EXPERIMENTAL REPRODUCTION OF THE LESIONS OF THE ARTHUS PHENOMENON AND "COLLAGENOSIS" WITH ACROLEIN. ACROLEIN AS A POSSIBLE MEDIATOR IN LESIONAL ALLERGY].
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Biomedical subjects
M SORIANO
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[PHEOCHROMOCYTOMA. PRESENTATION OF A CASE].
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Humans↗
[Idiopathic pulmonary hemosiderosis. Presentation of a case in which important extrapulmonary manifestations of thrombosant polyarteritis were combined].
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Hemosiderosis↗
[Non-histaminic allergy and the A substances (similar to acrolein). Biological action of acrolein].
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Acrolein↗
[Experimental asthma induced by acrolein. Pathogenesis of experimental asthma induced by acrolein and its possible application to human asthma].
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Acrolein↗
[Experimental asthma due to acrolein; pathogenesis of acrolein-induced asthma & its possible application to human asthma].
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Acrolein↗
[Formol resistence test of Koch's bacillus, in clinical practice].
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Bacillus↗
[Preliminary clinical note on the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis with a new drug; isonicotyl-hydrazone of glucurolactone].
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Glucuronates↗
[Twelve months of the treatment of tuberculous meningitis and of pulmonary tuberculosis with isonicotinic acid hydrazide].
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Isomerism↗
[The pituitary factor in the pathogenesis of edema, especially in the nephrotic syndrome].
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Edema↗
[Personal experience with the technic of estimation of the antidiuretic powder of body fluids].
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Body Fluids↗