[Influencing the enteral sodium and potassium binding with cation exchange resins].
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Biomedical subjects
M WOLF
Publications and source records attributed to M WOLF.
A new method of treatment of oblique supracondylar fractures of the femur with collision cruciate screws.
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Animals↗
[Polycythemia and liver cirrhosis].
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Diagnosis, Differential↗
[Enteral sodium and potassium charge of the cation exchanger natrantit in different retention time in the gastrointestinal tract].
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Anions↗
Lichen amyloidosus associated with varicose veins.
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Amyloidosis↗
[Variability of absorption of sodium and potassium by ion exchange resins according to the rate of their passage through the digestive tract].
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Gastrointestinal Tract↗
Palliative treatment of osteoarthritis (degenerative joint disease) by the intra-arterial injection of priscoline.
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Humans↗
[Therapeutic use of kation-exchangers].
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Resins, Plant↗
[Therapy of cardiac edema with cation exchangers].
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Cations↗
[A simple method to measure the motion of mice].
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Animals↗
Concurrent infestation with a rare mite and infection with a common dermatophyte.
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Animals↗
Treatment of recurrent pustular eruptions ("pustular psoriasis") with cortisone.
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Cortisone↗
Elevations in temperature of joint, muscle and skin, following injection of priscoline intra-arterially.
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