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Apropos of the "Lesson in anatomy" by Leperchey, F

“…Some striking features from the famous lesson of Prof. Tulp are presented: the implication of the spectator in the scene, the unity of the action exalted by…”
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The concept of branchial apparatus and cervico-facial embryology by Leperchey, F

“…The so-called "branchial" embryonic organization corresponds to a segmental disposition, for which a determining role of the aortic arch, vascular component of…”
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Preliminary data on the use in clinical practice of cyclarbamate (N,N-diphenyl dicarbamate of 1,1-cyclopentanedimethanol by GAULTIER, M, LEPERCHEY, F

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Power of isoniazid acetylation and pigmentation; first experimental tests in the rabbit: comparison with clinical data by Leperchey, F, Vivien, J N, Vicaut, E, Galliot, M, Deplus, S, Gervais, P

“…A positive correlation has been observed clinically at the Centre Edouard Rist, Paris, between the degree of pigmentation and the power of isoniazid…”
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Appearance of the branchial system in cervicofacial embryology by Leperchey, F, Onolfo, J, Barbet, J P

“…The aortic arch, vascular component of the branchial segment, is considered as its determining element. This is only justified in the conception of a branchial…”
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The origins of embryology. Epistemologic and cultural viewpoints by Leperchey, F, Barbet, J P

“…Embryology is exemplar from an epistemologic point of view, due to its close relation with philosophy as studying an immediately accessible link in the process…”
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Apropos of the diagnosis of gastric leiomyomas by FLABEAU, F, GAULTIER, M, LEPERCHEY, F

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Human cervico-facial morphogenesis. Evaluation of acquired data and current outlook. Second part: cervical morphogenesis by Onolfo, J P, Leperchey, F, Barbet, J P

“…After having recalled the formation of the so-called "branchial" organisation, each component of the segmentary units constituting this organisation is…”
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Human cervico-facial morphogenesis. Evaluation of acquired data and current outlook. (Part 1: facial morphogenesis) by Onolfo, J P, Leperchey, F, Barbet, J P

“…The embryonic development of the face has been studied in many reviews, this work purposes only to clear up some points which remain obscure concerning…”
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The embryology of cysts and fistulae of the neck (author's transl) by Leperchey, F

“…The term "branchial" should not lead to errors of interpretation and of classification. The essential points of normal embryology and comparative anatomy are…”
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Embryogeny of facial, mastication, tongue, palate and neck muscles (author's transl) by Leperchey, F

“…The mesenchymal origin muscular tissues entailing some difficulties in the knowledge of certain muscles embryogeny, two methods are therefore applied: the…”
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Degeneration and regeneration of striated skeletal muscle fibers in Duchenne muscular dystrophy by Brasseur, G, Onolfo, J P, Copin, H, Leperchey, F, Barbet, J P

“…Like all other muscular dystrophies, Duchenne muscular dystrophy is characterized by the coexistence of degenerative lesions of the muscle fibers and of…”
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Malformations of the nasal fossa and paramedian facial clefts. New perspectives by Garabedian, E N, Ducroz, V, Leperchey, F, Roger, G, Denoyelle, F

“…Since choanal atresia may be associated with other cranio-facial malformations, including various degrees of nasal fossa malformation, and be a part of…”
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Role and significance of the branchial system in cervico-facial morphogenesis by Leperchey, F, Garabédian, E N, Cotin, G

“…The so-called "branchial" embryonic organization is in fact that of the part of the embryo subjacent to the anterior, encephalic portion of neural tube. It…”
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Congenital midline fistulas of the back of the nose. Embryologic, clinical and therapeutic study by Cotin, G, Leperchey, F, Garabedian, N

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The origin and development of craniofacial angiomas in the light of embryological information by Leperchey, F

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Demonstration of a correlation between the degree of pigmentation and the power of inactivation of isoniazid in man by Vivien, J N, Leperchey, F, Vicaut, E, Deplus, S, Gervais, P

“…In a group of 153 white subjects treated for tubercle, individual determinations were made of: a) The power of inactivation of isoniazid. b) The degree of…”
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2 modalities in the embryogenic process of frontonasal cysts and fistulae by Leperchey, F, Cotin, G, Bodard, M, Garabedian, N, Klap, P

“…The two principal embryogenic theories, persistence of residual structures remaining after closure of the anterior neuropore and inclusion of epiblastic…”
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Proboscis lateralis, a rare facial malformation. Therapeutic difficulties (apropos of a case) by Cotin, G, Garabedian, N, Leperchey, F, Bodard, M

“…A case of proboscis lateralis with total absence of the corresponding half of the nose is reported. The length of the mucocutaneous cylinder enabled initial…”
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Embryologic problems raised by proboscis lateralis by Leperchey, F, Cotin, G, Bodard, M, Garabedian, N

“…Organization is conserved in proboscis lateralis and in this respect it represents a half-nose and not a nasolacrymal canal. It is characterized by mainly…”
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