Biomedical subjects
P Stavem
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A new type of inclusion bodies in lymphocytes.
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Bone marrow biopsy needle. Modification to counteract reduction in size after sharpening.
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Immunological studies in a case of gold salt induced thrombocytopenia.
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[Technical difficulties with bleeding time tests].
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The influence of depth of the cut on the bleeding time.
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[Ehlers-Danlos syndrome and congenital luxation of the hip in 2 sisters].
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Cardiac arrhythmia associated with Cheyne-Stokes breathing.
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Safeguards against unconscious bias in hematological counting.
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[Hemolytic anemias].
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The tourniquet test. The influence of age or hemorrhagic disorders on the distribution and size of petechiae.
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Solitary plasmocytoma of the spleen with marked polyclonal increase of gamma G, normalized after splenectomy.
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Inclusions in Bone Marrow Cells.
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Lethal acute gamma radiation accident at Kjeller, Norway. Report of a case.
On September 2, 1982, a 64-year-old man accidently received a heavy dose of gamma radiation in a plant for sterilization by radiation. He developed an acute radiation syndrome. The leukocyte count rapidly diminished to low values, and extensive chromosome injuries could be demonstrated in cultured lymphocytes. He was hospitalized in an isolated room, and received large doses of antibiotics, and transfusions of leukocytes, platelets and blood. He died anuric on the 13th day. From spectroscopic analyses of electron-spin resonance in irradiated material the mean dose in the whole body was estimated to be 22.5 +/- 2 Gy. The course of the illness and the findings at autopsy are briefly described.
Treatment of acute leukemia in adults. Results with a combination of potent cytotoxic drugs.
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