[Sjogren-Larsson syndrome. Congenitalicthyosis, oligophrenia, spastic diplegia and degeneration of the retina].
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Cerebral Palsy↗
Biomedical subjects
R CLEMENT
Publications and source records attributed to R CLEMENT.
[Cesium therapy. Advantages and disadvantages].
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Cesium↗
[Sexual malformations in young girls].
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Disorders of Sex Development↗
[Diaphragmatic hernia and gastric volvulus].
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Diaphragm↗
[Apropos of a false prevalent adenopathy].
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Branchioma↗
[The paralyses of antirabies vaccination].
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Immune System Diseases↗
[Para- or juxtalaryngeal cyst in infants].
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Animals↗
[The treatment of bronchial cancers by conventional radiotherapy under 200 kV and by telecobalt therapy].
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Bronchi↗
[Absence of breast feeding and cancer of the breast].
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Breast↗
[Apropos of a case of cervical myelitis after cobalt therapy (irradiation for neoplasm of the nasopharyngeal cavity)].
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Cobalt↗
[On the complications of adenoidism in infancy and childhood].
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Adenoids↗
[Typical menus for use in the feeding of children in the first and second years].
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Humans↗
[Clinical manifestations of hemoglobin C].
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Hemoglobin C↗
[Etiology of congenital abnormalities].
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Congenital Abnormalities↗
[Study of survival in 100 inoperable pulmonary cancers treated by 200 kV radiotherapy].
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Humans↗