[Treatment of nutritional anemias].
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Anemia↗
Biomedical subjects
Y CARCASSONNE
Publications and source records attributed to Y CARCASSONNE.
[Female or gynandroid pseudohermaphroditism].
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Disorders of Sex Development↗
[Hepatic coma].
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Hepatic Encephalopathy↗
[Splenectomy in idiopathic pancytopenia with predominant anemia, in the absence of clinical splenomegaly].
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Anemia↗
[Anemias caused by loss and destruction of blood].
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Anemia↗
[Pseudo-deforming jaundice in newborn].
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Child↗
[Factors in erythropoiesis].
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Erythrocytes↗
[Treatment of sprue and steatorrhea].
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Celiac Disease↗
[Clinical trial of a new choleretic: 4161 Th].
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Bile↗
[Critical study of eosinophilia].
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Eosinophilia↗
[Treatment of acute purulent meningitis].
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Acute Disease↗
[Sudden death; clinical and etiological study].
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Death↗
[Sexual impotence in the man].
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Erectile Dysfunction↗
[Prevention of acute articular rheumatism].
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Biomedical Research↗
[A tumor of the third ventricle of the histological type of pinealoma; presentation as diabetes insipidus and termination with tegmental syndrome].
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Cerebral Ventricle Neoplasms↗
Gastric reticulopathies.
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Hodgkin Disease↗