[On the problems of bacterial infections in premature and newborn infants].
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Ampicillin↗
Biomedical subjects
M Schulte
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The impact of medicare in Wheatville, Saskatchewan, 1960-1965.
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Evaluation Studies as Topic↗
Behavioral science and medicine in Latin America; a selected bibliography.
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Bibliographies as Topic↗
[The phase relations between pressure pulsations and the cross-section of arteries. With a discussion of the paper of L. Priebe, H. Schlüssel and M. Schulte, "Hemorheologic observations on rheography"].
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Arteries↗
Social science teaching programs in Latin American medical schools.
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Central America↗
[Hemorheologic observations on rheography].
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Biophysical Phenomena↗
Running the high tech race.
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Diffusion of Innovation↗
Endoprosthetic treatment of metastatic pathological fractures.
Due to a prolonged time of survival patients with lowrisk skeletal dissemination may develop a local relapse after surgical treatment of a pathological fracture. In a series of 180 patients with bone metastases of breast cancer, a local metastatic recurrency was observed 8-36 months after operative treatment in 12 patients. All of them had a receptor-positive primary and were free from visceral metastases; only one had received radiotherapy postoperatively. Patients with low-risk disease therefore should undergo more radial surgical procedures than patients with poor prognosis, in whom reconstitution of stability represents the most important therapeutic goal. In cases with low-risk disease and histologically proven residual tumour a postoperative irradiation should be administered as a rule.
Adult↗