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Organotherapy

Known as: Organotherapies 
Historically, the treatment of disease by the administration of animal organs or their extracts (after Brown-Sequard). At present synthetic… 
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1993
1993
[Gastroenterologic pathology and replacement organotherapy in thyroidectomized patients].
Thyroid replacement therapy in patients treated by near-total or total thyroidectomy, as well as spontaneous hypothyroidism , can… 
1976
1976
The critic and the advocate: Contrasting British views on the state of endocrinology in the early 1920s
Two papers published in 1923 in British medical journals by Swale Vincent and Ernest H. Starling give such different evaluations… 
1944
1944
Limitations and Complications of Organotherapy in Male Homosexuality
IN VIEW of the conflicting reports of the efficacy of organotherapy in the clinical management of the male homosexual it is… 
1943
1943
The involutional phase of the menstrual cycle (Climacteric)
1940
1940
The endocrine therapy of functional ovarian failure
1940
1940
Diagnosis and treatment of functional uterine bleeding
1938
1938
JUVENILE ADIPOSOGENITAL DYSTROPHY. NEUROLOGIC AND PSYCHOPATHOLOGIC ASPECTS. RESULTS OF ORGANOTHERAPY AND PSYCHOTHERAPY1
The syndrome of adiposogenital dystrophy was established first by Babinski (2), then by Frohlich (3). Their respective cases… 
1937
1937
Endocrine obesity in children: Clinical and laboratory studies and results of treatment
1932
1932
On certain endocrine factors in menstruation and menstrual disorders, with special reference to the problems of menstrual bleeding and menstrual pain
1931
1931
ADDISON'S DISEASE: EXPERIENCES IN TREATMENT WITH VARIOUS SUPRARENAL PREPARATIONS
In the last twenty years, 115 cases of Addison's disease have been observed in the Mayo Clinic. In the early days there was no… 
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