Biomedical subjects
X Phelip
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[Extensive palmar and plantar fibrosis in a case of Lowe's syndrome].
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[Bone macroosteolysis during rheumatoid arthritis].
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[Hemarthrosis and chondrocalcinosis].
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[Acquired ichthyosis as a symptom of breast neoplasm].
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[Discussion: value of synovial cytology in the diagnosis of isolated hydarthrosis of the knee].
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[Articular chondrocalcinosis and rheumatoid arthritis].
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[Cranial lacunar osteitis in secondary syphilis].
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[Value of the study of the synovial fluid in hemarthrosis].
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[Cranial lacunas in secondary syphilis].
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[Hypercalcemia in adults].
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[Atloido-axoid dislocation and cervical spondylodiskitis associated with rheumatoid polyarthritis].
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[Pancreatic lithiasis and phospho-calcium disorders. Diagnosis of hyperparathyroidism and vitamin-calcium malabsorption].
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[Importance of Equilase in the pathology of arthroses].
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[Frequency of meniscal calcifications and their pathological signification].
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[Behcet's syndrome, asthma and intraventricular conduction disorders].
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[Study of synovial membrane and fluid in Behcet's syndrome].
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