Literature search results

1997 articles were found.

The following terms were included: Chirurgie, surgery, 外科学

• 1975, Levine NS, Atkins A, McKeel Jr DW, Peck SD, Pruitt Jr BA
  [details] Spinal cord injury following electrical accidents: case reports [elec. inj.]
  J Trauma 15 (5): 459-463
• 1975, Michel J, Verain A
  [Sound sensations produced by electric stimulation of the structures of the middle ear and the tympanic chord] [foreign-language]
  Ann Otolaryngol Chir Cervicofac 92 (1-2): 33-60
• 1975, Purdy DL, Magovern GJ, Smyth NP
  A new radioisotope-powered cardiac pacer [dev./impl.]
  J Thorac Cardiovasc Surg 69 (1): 82-91
• 1974, Mühlbauer W
  [The influence of magnetic fields in wound healing] [med. app.]
  Langenbecks Arch Chir 337 (1): 637-642
• 1974, Hunt JL, McManus WF, Haney WP, Pruitt Jr BA
  Vascular lesions in acute electric injuries [med. app.]
  J Trauma 14 (6): 461-473
• 1974, Bergstrom L, Neblett LW, Sando I, Hemenway WG, Harrison GD
  [details] The lightning-damaged ear [elec. inj.]
  Arch Otolaryngol 100 (2): 117-121
• 1974, Artz CP
  Changing concepts of electrical injury [basics]
  Am J Surg 128 (5): 600-602
• 1974, Barker AT, Dixon RA
  Pulsed electromagnetic fields [comment]
  J Bone Joint Surg Br 56 (2): 352-354
• 1974, Uematsu S, Chapanis N, Gucer G, Konigsmark B, Walker AE
  Electrical stimulation of the cerebral visual system in man [med./bio.]
  Confin Neurol 36 (2): 113-124
• 1973, Tyler PE
  Overview of the Biological Effects of Electromagnetic Radiation [basics]
  IEEE Trans Aerosp Electron Syst AES-9 (2): 225-228
• 1973, Salisbury RE, Hunt JL, Warden GD, Pruitt Jr BA
  Management of electrical burns of the upper extremity [med. app.]
  Plast Reconstr Surg 51 (6): 648-652
• 1973, Kay NR, Boswick Jr JA
  The management of electrical injuries of the extremities [basics]
  Surg Clin North Am 53 (6): 1459-1468
• 1973, Odland LT
  Radio-frequency energy: a hazard to workers? [epidem.]
  IMS Ind Med Surg 42 (7): 23-26
• 1973, Bonney CH, Rustan Jr PL, Ford GE
  Evaluation of effects of the microwave oven (915 and 2450 MHz) and radar (2810 and 3050 MHz) electromagnetic radiation on noncompetitive cardiac pacemakers [dev./impl.]
  IEEE Trans Biomed Eng 20 (5): 357-364
• 1972, Newsome TW, Curreri PW, Eurenius K
  [details] Visceral injuries: an unusual complication of an electrical burn [elec. inj.]
  Arch Surg 105 (3): 494-497
• 1972, Keshishian JM, Smyth NP, Hood OC, Hoffman AA, Baker NR, Podolak E, Basu AP
  The behavior of triggered unipolar pacemakers in active magnetic fields [dev./impl.]
  J Thorac Cardiovasc Surg 64 (5): 772-778
• 1971, Michaelson SM, Howland JW, Deichmann WB
  Response of the dog to 24,000 and 1285 MHz microwave exposure [med./bio.]
  IMS Ind Med Surg 40 (5): 18-23
• 1971, Gifford Jr GH, Marty AT, MacCollum DW
  The management of electrical mouth burns in children [med. app.]
  Pediatrics 47 (1): 113-119
• 1971, Hartford CE, Ziffren SE
  [details] Electrical injury [elec. inj.]
  J Trauma 11 (4): 331-336
• 1971, Sturim HS
  [details] The treatment of electrical injuries [review]
  J Trauma 11 (11): 959-965
• 1970, Ponten B, Erikson U, Johansson SH, Olding L
  New observations on tissue changes along the pathway of the current in an electrical injury. Case report [med. app.]
  Scand J Plast Reconstr Surg 4 (1): 75-82
• 1970, Skoog T
  Electrical injuries [basics]
  J Trauma 10 (10): 816-830
• 1970, Baxter CR
  Present Concepts in the Management of Major Electrical Injury [basics]
  Surg Clin North Am 50 (6): 1401-1418
• 1969, Pitts W, Pickrell K, Quinn G, Massengill R
  Electrical burns of lips and mouth in infants and children [med. app.]
  Plast Reconstr Surg 44 (5): 471-479
• 1969, Wajszczuk WJ, Mowry FM, Dugan NL
  Deactivation of a demand pacemaker by transurethral electrocautery [dev./impl.]
  N Engl J Med 280 (1): 34-35