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[Meig's syndrome. Case report and discussion].
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[The Demons-Meigs syndrome (apropos of 2 cases)].
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MEIGS' SYNDROME: A CASE REPORT.
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MEIGG'S SYNDROME. A CASE REPORT.
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[MEIGS SYNDROME. CONTRIBUTION OF 2 NEW CASES AND REVIEW OF THE WORLD BIBLIOGRAPHY].
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PROLONGED SURVIVAL OF ORTHOTOPIC HOMOTRANSPLANTS OF THE HEART IN ANIMALS TREATED WITH METHOTREXATE.
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[MEIGS ' SYNDROME AND CARDIO-CIRCULATORY INSUFFICIENCY].
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OLIGURIA AND ANURIA IN AN INFANT.
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[TREATMENT WITH RADIOISOTOPES].
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[MEIGS' SYNDROME CAUSED BY UTERINE MYOMA IN CYSTIC DEGENERATION].
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[OVARIAN CARCINOMA AND THE MEIGS-CASS SYNDROME].
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[A CASE WITH PULMONARY CARCINOMA OF UNUSUAL COURSE].
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[ULCERATED GASTRO-DUODENO-JEJUNITIS CAUSED BY STRONGYLOIDES STERCORALES. PRESENTATION OF A FATAL CASE WITH PECULIAR CLINICAL EVOLUTION].
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THE DUAL NATURE OF RESPIRATORY JAW REFLEX.
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ATYPICAL MANIFESTATIONS OF HYPERTHYROIDISM.
Patients with hyperthyroidism usually present with symptoms of hypermetabolism with or without goitre and/or eye signs. Occasionally, however, the chief complaints are not immediately suggestive of hyperthyroidism. Patients with hyperthyroidism are described who presented with such atypical manifestations as periodic muscular paralysis, myasthenia, myopathy, encephalopathy, psychosis, angina pectoris, atrial fibrillation, heart failure without underlying heart disease, skeletal demineralization, pretibial myxedema, unilateral eye signs, and pitting edema of the ankles.
[EXPERIMENTAL CONTRIBUTION TO THE STUDY OF THE SURGICAL TREATMENT OF THE SYNDROME OF OBSTRUCTED FLOW OF THE SUPERIOR VENA CAVA].
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[969TH CLINICO-PATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE OF THE TOKYO SOCIETY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES].
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