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• 1965, Thomson HG, Juckes AW, Farmer AW
  [details] Electric burns to the mouth in children [elec. inj.]
  Plast Reconstr Surg 35: 466-477
• 1965, Murayama M
  Orientation of sickled erythrocytes in a magnetic field [med./bio.]
  Nature 206 (4982): 420-422
• 1965, Fischer H
  Pathological effects and sequelae of electrical accidents. Electrical burns (secondary accidents, renal manifestations, sequelae) [basics]
  J Occup Med 7 (11): 564-571
• 1965, Sachatello CR, Stephenson Jr SE
  [details] Management of high voltage electrical burns: review of 16 cases [elec. inj.]
  Am Surg 31 (12): 807-813
• 1965, Drogichina EA, Sadchikova MN
  [Clinical syndromes caused by different diapasons of radio frequency] [foreign-language]
  Gig Tr Prof Zabol 9 (1): 17-21
• 1965, Cleary SF, Pasternack BS, Beebe GW
  Cataract incidence in radar workers [epidem.]
  Arch Environ Health 11 (2): 179-182
• 1964, Zoll PM, Linenthal AJ
  External electric stimulation of the heart [med./bio.]
  Ann N Y Acad Sci 111: 932-937
• 1964, Kouwenhoven WB
  The effects of electricity on the human body [basics]
  Bull Johns Hopkins Hosp 115: 425-446
• 1963, Osypka P
  [Technical measurement studies on current intensity, exposure time and current pathway of alternating current electrical injuries to humans and animals. Impact and analysis for power installations. (part 2)] [basics]
  Elektromed Biomed Tech 8 (4): 193-214
• 1963, Osypka P
  [Technical measurement studies on current intensity, exposure time and current pathway of alternating current electrical injuries to humans and animals. Impact and analysis for power installations. (part 1)] [basics]
  Elektromed Biomed Tech 8 (3): 153-179
• 1962, Hadbuch S, Baranski S, Czerski P
  The influence of ultra high frequency radio waves on human organism [med./bio.]
  Barbour AB, Whittingham HE (eds.): Human Problems of Supersonic and Hypersonic Flight: Proceedings of the 5th European Congress of Aviation Medicine, London. Pergamon Press, Oxford; pp. 449-454
• 1962, Lown B, Neuman J, Amarasingham R, Berkovits BV
  Comparison of alternating current with direct electroshock across the closed chest [med./bio.]
  Am J Cardiol 10: 223-233
• 1962, Frey AH
  Human auditory system responce to modulated electromagnetic energy [med./bio.]
  J Appl Physiol 17 (4): 689-692
• 1962, Knoll M, Hoefer O, Lawder SD, Lawder UM
  [The reproducibility of electrically stimulated light patterns (phosphenes) by two test persons during a period of 6 months] [med./bio.]
  Elektromed Biomed Tech 7 (4): 235-242
• 1961, Mumford WW
  Some Technical Aspects of Microwave Radiation Hazards [basics]
  Proceedings of the IRE 49 (2): 427-447
• 1961, Marks J, Carter ET, Scarpelli DG, Eisen J
  Microwave radiation to the anterior mediastinum of the dog. II. Thermal, cardiovascular, respiratory and blood enzyme observations [med./bio.]
  Ohio State Med J 57 (10): 1132-1135
• 1961, Gunn SA, Gould TC, Anderson WA
  The effect of microwave radiation on morphology and function of rat testis [med./bio.]
  Lab Invest 10: 301-314
• 1961, Wagner EC
  [Studies on diagnostics of current entry points into human skin] [basics]
  Universität Erlangen
• 1961, Bach SA, Luzzio AJ, Brownell AS
  Effects of radio-frequency energy on human gamma globulin [info]
  Technical Report, Report No. 460: 1-20
• 1961, Burger HC, van Dongen R
  Specific electric resistance of body tissues [med./bio.]
  Phys Med Biol 5 (4): 431-447
• 1960, Hendler E, Hardy JD
  Infrared and microwave effects on skin heating and temperature sensation [med./bio.]
  IRE Trans Med Electron ME-7 (3): 143-152
• 1960, Baldwin M, Bach SA, Lewis SA
  Effects of radio-frequency energy on primate cerebral activity [med./bio.]
  Neurology 10 (2): 178-187
• 1960, König H, Ankermüller F
  [Over the influence of particularly low frequency electrical processes in the atmosphere on humans] [med./bio.]
  Naturwissenschaften 47 (21): 486-490
• 1959, Baus R, Fleming JD
  Biological effects of microwave radiation with limited body heating [med./bio.]
  Susskind C (ed.): Proceedings of Third Annual Tri-Service Conference on Biological Effects of Microwave Radiating Equipments. Technical Report (RADC-TR-59-140); Rome Air Development Center (RADC); pp. 291-313
• 1959, Killinger J
  [details] [Comparative investigation of electrical injuries caused by direct current at voltages up to 1200 V from a technical point of view] [review]
  Elektromedizin und ihre Grenzgebiete 4 (5): 137-161