[Significance of resorption-promoting substances for tetracyline therapy].
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Biomedical subjects
R KAUFMANN
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The revolution in osteo-articular tuberculosis (T.O.A.).
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[VI. Therapy of prolonged pregnancy].
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[Incision of Pott's dorsal abscess].
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[Hilar tuberculous adenitis of the lower extremity].
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[New importance of tuberculous rheumatism of Poncet and Leriche].
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[New aspects of non-visceral tuberculosis].
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[Tuberculosis originating in the lymph nodes].
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[Changes of intervertebral disk in Pott's disease].
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[Reflections on Pott's paraplegia].
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[Thirty cases of dorsal Pott's disease].
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[Tuberculous infection of the lymphatic collectors].
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[Tuberculous adenitis of lumbar nodes].
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[Tuberculosis of mediastinal lymph nodes; Pott's disease of the spine].
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[Remote results in 15 cases of Potts disease and other tuberculous localizations treated by surgical evacuation of abscesses or fungosities; presented to the Academy on March 3, 1948].
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