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Pathogenesis of congenital clubfoot by Berenshteĭn, S S

“…Experiments, carried out by the author, have shown that the pathogenesis of congenital talipes is based on congenital muscular disbalance between…”
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Is there an alternative to the term "congenital hip dislocation"? by Berenshteĭn, S S

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Changes in the osteoarticular system after completion of the treatment of congenital hip dislocation in children and adolescents by Berenshteĭn, S S, Dzhenalaev, B K, Rossov, V P

“…There have been analyzed the results of the treatment of congenital femur dislocation in 189 children. It has been stated that the results of treatment are in…”
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A splint for the treatment of congenital hip dislocation by Berenshteĭn, S S

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Congenital adduction of the foot in children by Berenshteĭn, S S

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Correction of equinus deformity component in congenital clubfoot in children by Berenshteĭn, S S, Dzhenalaev, B K

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A method of surgical treatment of congenital clubfoot in children by Shevchenko, S D, Berenshteĭn, S S

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Anatomy of the foot in congenital clubfoot by Shevchenko, S D, Berenshteĭn, S S

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Classification of congenital clubfoot by Berenshtein, S S

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Recurrences of congenital clubfoot by Shevchenko, S D, Berenshtein, S S

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A pulse photodetector containing a cooled photoresistor by Berenshtein, B. Sh

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[Retraction Notice] A New Concept in Antidiabetic Therapeutics: A Concerted Removal of Labile Iron and Intracellular Deposition of Zinc by Vladimir Vinokur, Eduard Berenshtein, Mordechai Chevion, Dror Chevion

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A New Concept in Antidiabetic Therapeutics: A Concerted Removal of Labile Iron and Intracellular Deposition of Zinc by Vladimir Vinokur, Eduard Berenshtein, Mordechai Chevion, Dror Chevion

“…Background: The inflammatory process is known to be an integral part of the pathophysiology of type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM). The “labile,” redox-active…”
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