Published Articles in Irish J Med Sci
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Multiple authors
Royal academy of medicine in Ireland, Proceedings of the Biological Sciences meeting at University College, Cork, June 28th and 29th, 1971_Biomedical Science
24/09/1971
Multiple authors
Royal academy of medicine in Ireland Section of biological sciences, Proceedings of the meeting held in the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland on 29th January, 1971_Biomedical Science
26/03/1971
F. DowlingT. P. MulvihillC. A. O’NeillR. A. BrownJudith A. AllenD. J. JenkinsonI. C. RoddieN. BarwinT. A. McCaldenC. T. KirkpatrickMichael F. Wilson
Royal Academy of Medicine in Ireland Section of Biological Sciences
26/03/1971
Muriel Flavien Curtin
Royal academy of medicine in Ireland Section of anaesthetics temperature and anaesthesia
05/03/1971
Multiple authors
Royal academy of medicine in Ireland section of biological sciences, Proceedings of the meeting at the Royal College of surgeons in Ireland on June 29th and 30th, 1970_Biomedical Science
29/01/1971
D.J. Wilson
Royal academy of medicine in Ireland section of the history of medicine, Napoleon’s doctors on st. Helena — the Irish five
29/01/1971
Shifa Nismath, Suchetha S. Rao, B. S. Baliga, Vaman Kulkarnim Gayatri M. Rao
Comparison of urine albumin creatinine ratio with the pediatric index of mortality 2 score for prediction of pediatric intensive care unit outcomes_Open Access
Conor Fearon, Teresa Loftus, Amber Lynn Byrne, Josephine Heffernan, Maeve Cooney, Ciara Heeney, Andrea Walsh, Jennifer Lorigan, Alan Beausang, Jane Cryan, Michael Farrell, Francesca Brett
Impact of the 2016 World Health Organization Classification of Tumours of the Central Nervous System: an Irish experience