[A patient with bronchitis].
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Bronchitis↗
Biomedical subjects
N G ORIE
Publications and source records attributed to N G ORIE.
[Chronic cough and chronic eosinophilic bronchitis in patients with lung cancer].
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Bronchitis↗
Growth of Aspergillus in the human lung. Aspergilloma and aspergillosis.
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Aspergillosis↗
[The significance of asthmatic factors in chest pains in mine workers].
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Asthma↗
Bronchitis and right heart failure.
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Bronchitis↗
[The present state of the asthma problem].
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Asthma↗
The influence of various drugs on the vital capacity of asthmatics.
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Asthma↗
Resection in bronchiectasis.
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Breath Tests↗
[Certain aspects of oxygen therapy].
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Humans↗
[Pathogenesis and significance of cyanosis].
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Cyanosis↗
[Cor pulmonale in emphysema].
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Emphysema↗
[Inhalation of pulverized allergen extracts in allergy diagnosis].
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Allergens↗
[Experience with continuous ACTH therapy of bronchial asthma].
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Adrenocorticotropic Hormone↗
[Heart failure in chronic pulmonary disease].
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Chronic Disease↗
Daniels's biopsy in the diagnosis and treatment of pathological processes in the lungs and mediastinum.
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Biopsy↗
[The role of tuberculosis and of non-tuberculous infections in the development of right cardiac insufficiency].
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Humans↗