Über die therapeutische Verwendung der Stauungshyperämie bei akuter Osteomyelitis

Moog, Jakob

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Moog, Jakob. Über Die Therapeutische Verwendung Der Stauungshyperämie Bei Akuter Osteomyelitis. Kiel: Fiencke, 1907. Print.

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Litteratur. 
Bier: über Hyperämie als Heilmittel. 
Bier: Münchener mediz. Wochenschrift, 1905. Nr. 5—7. 
Berliner klin. Wochenschrift, 1905. Nr. 49—50. 
Beiträge zur klin. Chirurgie, Bd. 46 u, 48. 
Centralblatt für Chirurgie 1893, 1905.

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