Cutaneous horns: a review and case history.
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Annual oration. Diagnostic clues in the growing ends of bone.
Abnormalities of the growth plate account for many of the radiologic manifestations in non-neoplastic pediatric bone disease. A good understanding of the physiology of this area is helpful in radiologic diagnosis.
Arthritis, Juvenile↗
Anxiety as a factor in the incidence of combat cold injury: a review.
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Thymoxamine for Raynaud's disease and chilblains.
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[Evaluation of total vibration load and various medico-biological factors for predicting the time of onset of vibration disease in miners].
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Extensor tenosynovitis of the hand from cold exposure.
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Is frostnip important?
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Diseases of sprout pickers.
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Agricultural Workers' Diseases↗
The use and misuse of hypothermia blankets.
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[Experience in rescuing a patient suffering bitter cold and hunger for 19 days].
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[Acute local cold injury].
Whereas reasonable rewarming is the successful treatment in the Alpine regions of Europe, rapid rewarming in a whirlpool at a water temperature of 35 degrees C is given preference in the Soviet Union and in the U.S.A. Subsequently, perfusion of the tissue must be maintained by sympathetic blockades, infusions of low-molecular-weight dextrans and improving the microcirculation. Since no third-degree or fourth-degree local cold injury will heal without sequelae, particular attention should be focused on preventive measures.
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University of Alaska, Anchorage-section of high latitude study, and the Mt. Mckinley Project (1981-82-83).
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[Methods of reconstructing fingerless hands].
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[Accidental hypothermia--treatment principles for universal and local conditions].
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Local cold injury--menace to military operations: a review.
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Cold weather morbidity among United States Navy and Marine Corps Personnel.
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[Microcirculatory blood flow in severely frostbitten tissues of rabbits and the effect of compound 724 (author's transl)].
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