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Aspergilloma of paranasal sinuses and orbit in Northern Sudanese

Autor: Branko Miloshev, A.T. Sandison, J.C. Gentles, ColinM. Davidson

Publikováno v: Medical Mycology. 6:57-69

“Non-specific” granuloma of the paranasal sinuses and orbit in Northern Sudanese is shown to be the result of infection by aspergillus. In 6 cases studied the diagnosis was readily made from biopsy sections stained by the periodic-acid Schiff and

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https://doi.org/10.1080/00362176885190101

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Tumours of the female genitalia in cattle, sheep and pigs found in a British abattoir survey

Autor: A.T. Sandison, Lindsay J. Anderson

Publikováno v: Journal of Comparative Pathology. 79:53-63

A histological survey was made of all neoplasms found in slaughtered cattle, sheep and pigs during one year in 100 abattoirs throughout Great Britain. The specimens collected comprised 302 tumours from cattle, 107 from sheep and 139 from pigs. Twenty

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https://doi.org/10.1016/0021-9975(69)90027-9

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Evidence of infective disease

Autor: A.T. Sandison

Publikováno v: Journal of Human Evolution. 1:213-224

All animals, including man, are continually assaulted by infections during their entire life and only survive because of elaborate defence mechanisms. The short expectation of life in ancient Egypt was almost certainly due to a high incidence of seve

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https://doi.org/10.1016/0047-2484(72)90022-x

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Notes on some skeletal changes in pre-European contact Australian aborigines

Autor: A.T. Sandison

Publikováno v: Journal of Human Evolution. 9:45-47

This is a brief account of skeletal changes noted in large collections of pre-European contact Australian aboriginal remains. These changes included evidence of congenital anomalies, dental disease, degenerative arthropathy, trauma and infection. The

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https://doi.org/10.1016/0047-2484(80)90041-x

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