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1980 - 1989 (9)

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Clinical application of Doppler ultrasound to studies of lower limb ischaemia

(1981) Hill, David Alexander

Thesis
A neurophysiological analysis of cerebellar deficit in man

(1980) Milder, Dan George

Thesis
Studies in internal carotid occlusion

(1989) Zhang, Hong Qi

Thesis
Experimental spinal cord trauma in the pig

(1987) Stening, Warwick Anthony

Thesis
The relationships between the hepatic glutathione system and hepatic function

(1982) Shi, Edward Chee-Pong

Thesis
Some haemodynamic and functional changes relating to revascularisation of ischaemic kidney

(1987) Englund, Raymond

Thesis
The prevalence of eye disease in an Australian diabetic population

(1981) Mitchell, Paul

Thesis
Effect of intravenous nutrition on body composition in seriously ill gastroenterological patients

(1982) Smith, Ross Cyril

Thesis
The metabolic effects of acute hepatic parenchymal cell injury : Margaret A. Rose

(1980) Rose, Margaret Anne

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