[Vibramycin in the treatment of respiratory tract infections in infants and young children].
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Acute Disease↗
Biomedical subjects
W Nyka
Publications and source records attributed to W Nyka.
A new approach to the study of non-acid-fast mycobacteria.
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Animals↗
Method for staining both acid-fast and chromophobic tubercle bacilli with carbolfuschsin.
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Mycobacterium tuberculosis↗
A study of the spleen and blood of rats infected with massive doses of Brucella abortus.
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Anemia↗
[Severe poisoning with the organic solvent Nitro successfully treated with hemoperfusion].
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Adult↗
[Chronic myeloblastic leukemia with a clinical and morphological appearance polyganglioradiculoneuritis].
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Adult↗
Damage of nervous system following perinatal hypoxia.
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Autopsy↗
[Results of hydrocephalometric studies in children following pneumoencephalography].
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Brain Edema↗
[Case of congenital neurosyphilis with a picture of juvenile progressive paralysis].
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Adult↗
A new concept of the nature of the acid-fastness of mycobacteria.
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Bacteriological Techniques↗
The chromophobic tubercle bacilli and the problem of endogenous reactivation of tuberculosis.
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Cells, Cultured↗
The spleen in human brucellosis.
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Adult↗
[Level of depression in outpatients with low back pain syndromes].
There was significantly higher level of depression in chronic low-back pain patients than revealed in healthy subjects.
Adult↗