Biomedical subjects
V PATRONO
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[Eventual intervention of hormonal factors in the pathogenesis of acute circulatory accidents in women with mitral stenosis].
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[Research on the urinary reducing steroids quotient in macrosomic children and in microsomic individuals].
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[Considerations and research on the so-called urinary steroid quotient; the quotient of reducing steroids, or the relation between little water-soluble and most water-soluble water fraction of phosphomolybdate-reducing urinary steroids].
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[Urinary elimination of phosphomolybdic-acid-reducing ketosteroids (slightly water-soluble fraction and highly water-soluble fraction) between the ages of 5 and 30 years].
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[Pituitary somatotropin and urinary steroids; preliminary communication].
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[Relation between 11-oxycorticosterone and 11-desoxycorticosterone in the urine of normal subjects, in Addison's disease and in chronic arthritic diseases].
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[Metabolism of desoxycorticosterone in rheumatoid arthritis].
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[Effect of acute stress on so-called formalin arthritis in adrenalectomized rats treated with cortisone and/or desoxycorticosterone].
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[Desoxycorticosterone metabolism in Addison's disease].
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[The hyperfolliculin hand].
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[Endocrinopathies and dyshormonosis].
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[Urinary elimination of thymoid substances in Pende's syndrome (constitutional hyperthymization)].
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[Infantilism with hypergonadostimulinuria due to ovarian aplasia].
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[LIVER, HORMONES AND ENDOCRINE GLANDS IN DOCTRINE AND CLINICAL PRACTICE].
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[Desoxycorticosterone metabolism in normal individuals].
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[Chemical determination of 11-oxycorticoids in the urine and in the blood].
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