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Object's details: Die Petechialtyphus-Epidemie in Breslau 1868/69 unter Berücksichtigung der Anwendung von kalten Bädern

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  • Creation date: 2020-02-10
  • Last modification date: 2022-10-13
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Über das Verhalten von Thyreotoxikosen in natürlichen, solearmen CO2-Bädern.
Creator:Ernst, Wolfgang (1910–1994)
Date:1937
Source:1168174 II
Die Anwendung des kalten Wassers in hitzigen Krankheiten.
Creator:Daumann, Johann (1818– )
Date:[1868]
Source:1082317 II
Die Bedeutung der Schulzahnpflege in Deutschland für die Volksgesundheit
Creator:Hoff, Werner (1908– )
Date:1932
Source:1168720 II
Ueber asiatische Cholera mit Berücksichtigung der Camminer Epidemie 1866.
Creator:Puchstein, Franz (1844-?)
Date:[1869]
Source:1082176 II
Zur Geschichte der Cholera speziell der Choleraepidemien in Breslau
Creator:Kayser, Richard
Date:1884
Type:tekst
Source:GSL 82772
Die Asiatische Cholera in Breslau während der Monate October, November, December 1831, beschrieben von den in den öffentlichen Cholera Hospitälern zu Breslau angestellt gewesenen Ober-Ärzten
Creator:Göppert, Heinrich Robert; Knispel; Pulst, Karli Wilhelm; Seerig, W.; Hancke, Wenzel; Krumteich, Johann Christian; Remer, Julius; Seidel, F.; Wentzke, Johann Franz Anton
Date:1832
Type:tekst
Source:GSL 82777

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