Effect of anti-rheumatic drugs on synovial membrane permeability.
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Adrenocorticotropic Hormone↗
Biomedical subjects
W D PAUL
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Comparative studies of the beta disturbance of electrophoretic patterns in disease.
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Blood Proteins↗
Influence of procaine infusions on the temperature of muscle and skin of poliomyelitis patients.
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Humans↗
The synthesis of acetyl-1-C14-salicylic acid.
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Aspirin↗
Electrophoretic studies in liver disease. I. Comparison of serum and plasma electrophoretic patterns in liver disease, with special reference to fibrinogen and gamma globulin patterns.
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Blood Proteins↗
Electrophoretic studies in liver disease. II. Gamma globulin in chronic liver disease.
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Globulins↗
Management of spasm in poliomyelitis; use of various drugs, especially dihydrobetaerythroidine, in acute cases.
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Disease Management↗
Correlation between electrophoretic and chemical partitions of serum proteins.
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Blood↗
What every physician should know about the hospital practice of physical medicine and rehabilitation.
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Humans↗
A comparative study of the temperature changes produced by various thermogenic agents.
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Body Temperature↗
Electrophoretic analyses of plasma and serum proteins in rheumatoid arthritis.
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Arthritis↗
Second attacks of acute anterior poliomyelitis.
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Humans↗