[NUMBER OF INHABITANTS, DENSITY AND NUMBER OF INHABITANTS SERVED BY ONE PHYSICIAN IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES].
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Demography↗
Biomedical subjects
O BRADAC
Publications and source records attributed to O BRADAC.
[DISPENSARY CARE FOR CHILDREN IN CZECHOSLOVAKIAN SSR].
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Adolescent↗
[A YEAR'S STUDY ON THE DISTRICT SYSTEM OF CHILD CARE IN RURAL DISTRICTS PRACTICING PEDIATRICS].
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Child↗
[Acrocephalosyndactylia (morbus Apert)].
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Acrocephalosyndactylia↗
[Role of prematurity in the birth rate & infant death rate in Liberec county from 1953 to 1956].
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Birth Rate↗
[Staphylococcal infections & their role in the mortality rate in Liberec County in 1953-1957].
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Micrococcus↗
[Analysis of 275 pediatric admissions with staphylococcal infections in 1956-1957].
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Child↗
[Oral tetrachloroethylene poisoning in 41 children].
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Drug-Related Side Effects and Adverse Reactions↗
[Contribution of staphylococcal infections to infant mortality].
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Child↗
[Retinopathies in prematures; retrolental fibroplasia].
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Humans↗
[New type of blindness in children (retrolental fibroplasia)].
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Blindness↗
[Liberec region as the second lowest area in Czechoslovakia in infant mortality in 1953].
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Czechoslovakia↗
[Analysis of causes of child mortality].
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Child↗
[Epidemic of fatal Pseudomonas aeruginosa diarrhea in newborn infants].
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Child↗