Biomedical subjects
S Oba
Publications and source records attributed to S Oba.
[Remnant of fetal tubular bone in the uterus].
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[X-ray diagnosis of splenic injury].
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[Acute ulcerative colitis].
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[Congenital insensitivity to pain].
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[Fibrosarcoma of the left fibula].
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Transplacental transmission of poxvirus neutralizing antibody.
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[Case of renal cancer associated with marked calcification and ossification].
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Aneurysm of the right gastric artery associated with hemorragic pseudocyst of the pancreas.
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[Clinical effects of Tathion in radiotherapy].
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[Autopsy case of male chorioepithelioma].
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Enzymatic deacetylation of N-acetylglucosamine residues in peptidoglycan from Bacillus cereus cell walls.
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[Changes of serum protein concentrations in glucose tolerance test].
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[Effects of glutathione on ECG changes after electron beam therapy on postoperative breast cancer].
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[Symposium: legal interpretation of dispensing errors].
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[Automated chemical analysis based on discrete-sample handling--total serum cholesterol].
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[Case of straight back syndrome].
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[Symposium: ideal form of the pharmacy department in hospital administration].
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