[The present role of the children's sanatorium in the anti-tuberculosis campaign].
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Biomedical subjects
P LOWYS
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[Medical and social problems presented paucibacillary children with discreet lesions].
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[Spontaneous paralysis of the diaphragm in a tuberculous child after pneumococcic septicemia].
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[Juxta-hilar pulmonary caverns at an antero-internal site, sequel of primary tuberculosis in a child].
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[Pneumopericardium provoked by an attempted exploratory puncture of the pleura].
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[Juxta-mediastinal extra-pulmonary tumor in a girl, 12 years of age].
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Chest radiography in children with tuberculosis.
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[Pulmonary resection in tuberculosis in children and adolescents].
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[The obligation of care in minor subjects].
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[The sanatorium of Bad-Berka].
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[REFLECTIONS ON THE FUTURE OF PHTHISIOLOGY].
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Communicable Disease Control↗
[Present-day shortcomings in the antituberculous campaign in children and possibilities for correcting them].
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[Relapse of pulmonary tuberculosis in child following a cure in the sanatorium. (Study based on 1021 cases, treated from 1934-1947)].
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[Large pulmonary tuberculosis caverns in the child].
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