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VOLUME XLVIII, ART. 2. PAGES 31–218
SEPTEMBER 27, 1946
ANTIBIOTICS: PART I: MICROBIOLOGICAL
PART II: PHARMACOLOGICAL by Duemling, Werner W., Duncan, Garfield G., Feldman, William H., Foster, J. W., Hervey, A., Hinshaw, H. C., Johnson, M. J., Kavanagh, F., Kleinman, A., Molitor, Hans, Pulaski, Edwin, Rake, Geoffrey, Raper, Kenneth B., Reynolds, D. M., Richardson, Arthur P., Robbins, W. J., Robinson, H., Schatz, A., Waksman, Selman A., Woodruff, H. B.

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VOLUME XLVIII, ART. 2. PAGES 31–218
SEPTEMBER 27, 1946
ANTIBIOTICS by Duemling, Werner W., Duncan, Garfield G., Feldman, William H., Foster, J. W., Hervey, A., Hinshaw, H. C., Johnson, M. J., Kavanagh, F., Kleinman, A., Molitor, Hans, Pulaski, Edwin, Rake, Geoffrey, Raper, Kenneth B., Reynolds, D. M., Richardson, Arthur P., Robbins, W. J., Robinson, H., Schatz, A., Waksman, Selman A., Woodruff, H. B.

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VOLUME XLVIII, ART. 2. PAGES 31-218SEPTEMBER 27, 1946ANTIBIOTICS by Duemling, Werner W., Duncan, Garfield G., Feldman, William H., Foster, J. W., Hervey, A., Hinshaw, H. C., Johnson, M. J., Kavanagh, F., Kleinman, A., Molitor, Hans, Pulaski, Edwin, Rake, Geoffrey, Raper, Kenneth B., Reynolds, D. M., Richardson, Arthur P., Robbins, W. J., Robinson, H., Schatz, A., Waksman, Selman A., Woodruff, H. B.

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War wounds by PULASKI, E J

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War wounds by PULASKI, E J

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Antibiotics in surgical cases by PULASKI, E J

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Wound contamination, wound infection, and the antibiotics by PULASKI, E J

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The physician and the medical library by PULASKI, E J, BRODMAN, E

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Acute suppurative parotitis; report of two cases by PULASKI, E J, KEELING, W M

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Lead poisoning after ingestion of a foreign body retained in the stomach by BIEHUSEN, F C, PULASKI, E J

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PYOGENIC INFECTIONS IN ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY—Prevention and Management by Pulaski, Edwin J., Taylor, Lloyd W.

“…A problem that confronts surgeons in clinical practice is that a patient may acquire new infections while in the hospital. When such infections occur they are…”
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Streptomycin therapy for certain infections of intestinal origin by PULASKI, E J, AMSPACHER, W H

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Procaine penicillin G for aqueous injection; a study of blood and urine levels by PULASKI, E J, CONNELL, Jr, J F

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Giant ovarian cyst; report of a case in a premature infant by BRUNE, W H, PULASKI, E J, SHUEY, H E

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Penicillin sensitivity of staphylococci by REISS, E, PULASKI, E J, AMSPACHER, W H, CONTRERAS, A A

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Terramycin in treatment of peritonitis by REISS, E, PULASKI, E J, ARTZ, C P, SHAEFFER, J R

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HISTOTOXICITY OF CYANOACRYLATE TISSUE ADHESIVE IN THE RAT by WOODWARD, S C, HERRMANN, J B, CAMERON, J L, BRANDES, G, PULASKI, E J, LEONARD, F

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HEALING OF INCISIONAL WOUNDS IN RATS: THE RELATIONSHIP OF TENSILE STRENGTH AND MORPHOLOGY TO THE NORMAL SKIN WRINKLE LINES by BERARD, C W, WOODWARD, S C, HERRMANN, J B, PULASKI, E J

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The place of antibiotics in plastic and reconstructive surgery by SHAEFFER, J R, PULASKI, E J, TENNISON, C W

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Clinical Status of Plasma Substitutes: Clinical tests will provide the final answers to the utility of dextran, PVP, gelatin, or other products as blood plasma substitutes by PULASKI, EDWIN J.

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