Biomedical subjects
R C Khurana
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Treatment of painful diabetic neuropathy with trazodone.
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Capillary basement membranes in muscle in glucose intolerance of the chemical diabetes type.
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Cardiovascular collapse unrelated to anaesthesia. An undiagnosed ectopic pregnancy.
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Mechanism of estrogen-imipramine interaction.
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Glucose tolerance sums and glucose: insulin ratios in children.
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Glucose, tolbutamide and leucine tolerances in hypoglycemia.
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Age-related insulin patterns in normal glucose tolerance.
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Growth hormone levels in chemical diabetes.
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Age-related changes in growth hormone in non-diabetic women.
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17(OH) corticosteroid and estrogen excretion with virilizing adrenal tumors.
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Effects of a progestin, quingestanol, in older diabetic women.
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Rhinocerebral phycomycosis (mucormycosis).
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Insulin patterns in equivocal glucose tolerance tests (chemical diabetes).
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Hyperostosis frontalis interna and hyperphosphatasemia.
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Estrogen-imipramine interaction.
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Muscle capillary basement membrane in juvenile diabetes mellitus.
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Unique, concentrically laminated, membranous inclusions in myofibers.
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