Biomedical subjects
P GRONBAEK
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POLYCYTHEMIA VERA FOLLOWING TREATMENT OF MEGALOBLASTIC ANEMIA WITH FOLIC ACID.
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The influence of arterial blood gases and the mental state on the activity pattern of the diaphragm and some muscles of the trunk and neck in patients with asthma and emphysema.
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[Medicamentous disorders in carbohydrate metabolism].
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[Thiazide derivatives and carbohydrate metabolism].
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The activity pattern of the diaphragm and some muscles of the neck and trunk in chronic asthmatics and normal controls. A comparative electromyographic study.
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The influence of artificial expiratory stenoses and of rebreathing on the mean capacity in asthma and emphysema.
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The sodium/potassium ratio in thermal sweat in patients with rheumatoid arthritis.
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The influence of gold treatment on the sodium/potassium ratio in sweat.
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Diabetes mellitus and morbus addisonii in the same patient.
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Diabetes melliius and Addison's disease; a survey of 55 previous cases and a report of a new case.
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Prednisone (M.S.D.) in the treatment of patients with rheumatoid arthritis; preliminary report.
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Comparative investigations on the influence of cortisone and prednisone (M.S.D) on the content of sodium and potassium in sweat.
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Cation-exchanging resins.
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LIGHT MICROSCOPIC STUDY OF GASTROINTESTINAL AND SKIN CAPILLARIES IN DIABETES MELLITUS.
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