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[ON THE PROBLEM OF PATHOGENESIS OF EXOSTOSES OF THE AUDITORY CANAL WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CASES WITH "WATER ANAMNESIS" AND IN RADIO OPERATORS].
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[ON MALIGNANT DEGENERATION OF EXOSTOSES].
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[ON SUBUNGUAL EXOSTOSES AND THEIR TREATMENT].
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[A CASE OF EXOSTOSES FOLLOWING ROENTGENOTHERAPY].
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[EXOSTOSING DISEASE AND A TETANIC SYNDROME].
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[MALIGNANT EVOLUTION OF EXOSTOSES].
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EXPERIMENTAL PRODUCTION OF SYNOVITIS AND MARGINAL ARTICULAR EXOSTOSES IN THE KNEE JOINTS OF DOGS.
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[EXOSTOSES CAUSED BY COMPRESSION OF THE SPINAL CORD].
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[Multiple cartilaginous exostoses. Pelvic tumor. Secondary chondrosarcoma].
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Dysphagia caused by exostoses on the cervical spine.
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Exostoses of the coronoid process of the mandible.
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[Osteogenic disease; exostoses and chondromas; heredity, degenerescence].
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The aetiology of swimmer's exostoses of the external auditory canals and associated changes in hearing.
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The aetiology of swimmer's exostoses of the external auditory canals and of associated changes in hearing.
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