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203 related items for PubMed ID: 15895437

  • 21. Odontodysplasia leprosa in Danish mediaeval skeletons. In:
    Danielsen K.
    Arsberet Kobenhavns Univ Med Hist Mus; 1970; 1969-70. Also i4():603-25. PubMed ID: 11613592
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    Buckley HR, Tayles N.
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  • 23. Look to the bones for clues to human disease.
    Bosch X.
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  • 24. A case of leprosy from a medieval burial ground.
    Głladykowska-Rzeczycka.
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  • 25. [70th birthday of Vilhelm Moeller-Christensen].
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  • 26. [Signs of injury in bone findings--analysis and evaluation].
    Verhoff MA, Kreutz K.
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  • 28. [Tertiary bone syphilis from the Middle Ages. A paleopathology study].
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    Melo L, Matos VMJ, Santos AL, Ferreira C, Silva AM.
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    Balázs J, Rózsa Z, Bereczki Z, Marcsik A, Tihanyi B, Karlinger K, Pölöskei G, Molnár E, Donoghue HD, Pálfi G.
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  • 31. Causes of infant mortality in the Middle Ages revealed by chemical and palaeopathological analyses of skeletal remains.
    Hühne-Osterloh G, Grupe G.
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  • 32. The leprosy of Henry VII: incarceration or isolation?
    Fornaciari G, Mallegni F, De Leo P.
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  • 33. New knowledge of leprosy through paleopathology.
    Moller-Christensen V.
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