Biomedical subjects
S Omori
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Postbulbar duodenal ulcer occurring in a patient of diabetic coma.
Duodenal ulcer beyond the bulb occurred in a diabetic patient when he was in ketoacidotic coma causing serious anemia. Early investigation of the stomach and duodenum by endoscope was quite valuable for evaluating this bleeding complication and the healing process of the lesion was serially recorded. Since several cases of diabetic coma have been reported to die from gastrointestinal bleeding, this report presents the important aspect in the management of diabetic coma, and usefulness of emergency endoscope.
Incidence of urinary calculi in goats fed a high phosphorus diet.
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[Study on relation between periodontal disease and beta-glucuronidase activity. III. beta-glucuronidase activities in gingival tissue from patients with periodontal disease (author's transl)].
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[The relationship between the sialic acid contents in saliva and the clinical findings (author's transl)].
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[Progress and the current status of cosmetic surgery - the concept of cosmetic surgery].
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[Basis and objectives of plastic surgery].
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[Study on relation between periodontal disease and beta-glucuronidase activity. I. Beta-glucuronidase activities in serum, whole saliva and filtrated saliva from patients with periodontal disease (author's transl)].
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[The relationship between the quantity of gingival fluid and clinical findings of patients with periodontal disease].
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[Study on the relation between periodontal disease and Beta-glucuronidase activity. II. Beta-glucuronidase activities in gingival fluid from patients with periodontal disease (author's transl)].
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