Biomedical subjects
T BREHME
Publications and source records attributed to T BREHME.
[Clinical studies on the value of the second carbohydrate. III. Unnecessary addition of second carbohydrate in use of evaporated milk].
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[ECHO & Coxsackie viruses, their epidemiological & clinical significance].
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[How to help our children in crises of our time].
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[Prenatal damage and anthropozoonosis in infants].
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[Clinical studies on the chemical valence of the second carbohydrate. II].
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[Therapeutic use of phenothiazine derivatives in children].
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[Prevention of paralysis in poliomyelitis by immobilization].
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[Preventive vaccination for poliomyelitis abroad and with us].
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[Clinical research on the importance of the second carbohydrate. I].
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[Rest induced by phenothiazine derivatives (sleep therapy) in the acute phase of poliomyelitis].
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[Retrolental fibroplasia; etiopathogenesis & prophylaxis].
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[Etiology, pathogenesis and prophylaxis of retrolental fibroplasia].
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[Old and new in poliomyelitis].
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[Pathogenesis and therapy of infant toxicosis with a contribution to the problem of peroral rehydration by continuous gastric drip].
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[The occult mastoiditis in infants, as sample for the collaboration of otologist and pediatrician in the children's hospital].
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