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A planned study of minimal tuberculosis.
R DOUGLASS E M MEDLAR N S LINCOLN E B BOSWORTH

J Thorac Cardiovasc Surg

August 1959

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The role of chronic occult postresection fistulas in the reactivation of tuberculosis; pathogenesis and treatment.
J W BELL E M MEDLAR

J Thorac Surg

December 1956

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Variations in the disease, pulmonary tuberculosis.
E M MEDLAR

J Ky State Med Assoc

August 1956

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The residual tuberculous disease after chemotherapy.
E M MEDLAR

J Ky State Med Assoc

July 1956

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The behavior of pulmonary tuberculous lesions; a pathological study.
E M MEDLAR

J Lancet

April 1956

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Concurrent primary leiomyosarcoma and carcinoma of the bronchus.
D ROSENBERG E MEDLAR R DOUGLASS

J Thorac Surg

July 1955

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The behavior of pulmonary tuberculous lesions; a pathological study.
E M MEDLAR

Am Rev Tuberc

March 1955

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Unfinished business in tuberculosis.
E M MEDLAR

Trans Assoc Life Insur Med Dir Am

May 2003

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Survival of bacilli in tuberculous lesions.
E M MEDLAR

Am Rev Tuberc

September 1952

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The undetected seedbed in tuberculosis.
E M MEDLAR

N Y State J Med

August 1952

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A bacteriologic study of resected tuberculous lesions.
E M MEDLAR S BERNSTEIN D M STEWARD

Am Rev Tuberc

July 1952

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Simple excision in the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis.
B J RYAN E M MEDLAR E S WELLES

J Thorac Surg

April 1952

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Diseases of the respiratory system.
N D D'ESOPO E M MEDLAR

Annu Rev Med

May 2003

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The demonstration of streptomycin-resistant tubercle bacilli in necropsy specimens.
E M MEDLAR S BERSTEIN F C REEVES

Am Rev Tuberc

April 1951

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An interpretation of results obtained from cultivation of sputum samples for M. tuberculosis.
E M MEDLAR S BERNSTEIN F C REEVES

Am J Public Health Nations Health

March 1951

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Symposium on the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis: basic pathologic concepts.
E M MEDLAR

Trans Annu Meet Natl Tuberc Assoc

February 2004

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Pathogenetic concepts of tuberculosis.
E M MEDLAR

Am J Med

November 1950

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Comparison of a liquid and a solid medium method for detection of streptomycin-resistant Mycobacterium tuberculosis.
S BERNSTEIN E M BRADLEY E M MEDLAR W STEENKEN

Am Rev Tuberc

July 1950

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Prophylactic (BCG) vaccination to control tuberculosis.
E M MEDLAR

J Am Med Assoc

October 1949

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Post-mortem compared with clinical diagnosis of genito-urinary tuberculosis in adult males.
E M MEDLAR D M SPAIN R W HOLLIDAY

J Urol

June 1949

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The pathogenesis of minimal pulmonary tuberculosis; a study of 1,225 necropsies in cases of sudden and unexpected death.
E M MEDLAR

Am Rev Tuberc

December 1948

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Disregarded seedbed of the tubercle bacillus.
E M MEDLAR D M SPAIN R W HOLLIDAY

Arch Intern Med (Chic)

April 1948

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Incidence of tuberculous pulmonary cavities in unexpected deaths investigated at necropsy.
E M MEDLAR

Arch Intern Med (Chic)

September 1947

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Primary and reinfection tuberculosis as the cause of death in adults; an analysis of 100 consecutive necropsies.
E M MEDLAR

Am Rev Tuberc

June 1947

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Apical scars; their etiological relationship to tuberculous infection.
E M MEDLAR

Am Rev Tuberc

June 1947

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