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H N Harrison

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Archives of Surgery (Chicago, Ill. : 1960)|March 1, 1979
Pharmacology of sulfadiazine silver. Its attachment to burned human and rat skin and studies of gastrointestinal absorption and extensionH N Harrison
The Journal of Trauma|October 1, 1972
The effect of cleansing agents used on the burn wound (Betadine, Joy), hydrotherapy, and the presence of residual cream on the absorption of sulfamylon into the burn woundK H Burns, H N Harrison
Transplantation|October 1, 1970
Immunosuppression across weak histocompatability barriers. I. 6-mercaptopurine in inbred rabbits: graft survival and toxicityH N Harrison, J A Bartlett
Archives of Surgery (Chicago, Ill. : 1960)|October 1, 1971
The behavior of mafenide acetate as a basis for its clinical useH N Harrison, H Bales, F Jacoby
Transplantation|March 1, 1971
The accuracy of the mixed leukocyte reaction for predicting skin graft survival in inbred rabbitsH N Harrison, F Wei, M Ahie
The Journal of Trauma|November 1, 1972
The absorption into burned skin of Sulfamylon acetate from 5 per cent aqueous solutionH N Harrison, H W Bales, F Jacoby
Archives of Surgery (Chicago, Ill. : 1960)|December 1, 1975
Studies of the pain produced by mafenide acetate preparations in burnsH N Harrison, J M Shuck, E Caldwell
Burns, Including Thermal Injury|May 1, 1982
Repigmentation after burn injury in the guinea-pigG O Sowemimo, J Naim, H N Harrison, et al.
Laboratory Animal Science|December 1, 1976
Changes in anticoagulation in dogs assayed by three methodsH N Harrison, B Gutterman, M Haynie, et al.
The Journal of Trauma|November 1, 1972
The absorption of C 14 -labeled Sulfamylon acetate through burned skin. I. Experimental methods and initial observationsH N Harrison, W P Blackmore, H W Bales, et al.
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Archives of Surgery (Chicago, Ill. : 1960)|March 1, 1979
Pharmacology of sulfadiazine silver. Its attachment to burned human and rat skin and studies of gastrointestinal absorption and extensionH N Harrison
The Journal of Trauma|October 1, 1972
The effect of cleansing agents used on the burn wound (Betadine, Joy), hydrotherapy, and the presence of residual cream on the absorption of sulfamylon into the burn woundK H Burns, H N Harrison
Transplantation|October 1, 1970
Immunosuppression across weak histocompatability barriers. I. 6-mercaptopurine in inbred rabbits: graft survival and toxicityH N Harrison, J A Bartlett
Archives of Surgery (Chicago, Ill. : 1960)|October 1, 1971
The behavior of mafenide acetate as a basis for its clinical useH N Harrison, H Bales, F Jacoby
Transplantation|March 1, 1971
The accuracy of the mixed leukocyte reaction for predicting skin graft survival in inbred rabbitsH N Harrison, F Wei, M Ahie
The Journal of Trauma|November 1, 1972
The absorption into burned skin of Sulfamylon acetate from 5 per cent aqueous solutionH N Harrison, H W Bales, F Jacoby
Archives of Surgery (Chicago, Ill. : 1960)|December 1, 1975
Studies of the pain produced by mafenide acetate preparations in burnsH N Harrison, J M Shuck, E Caldwell
Burns, Including Thermal Injury|May 1, 1982
Repigmentation after burn injury in the guinea-pigG O Sowemimo, J Naim, H N Harrison, et al.
Laboratory Animal Science|December 1, 1976
Changes in anticoagulation in dogs assayed by three methodsH N Harrison, B Gutterman, M Haynie, et al.
The Journal of Trauma|November 1, 1972
The absorption of C 14 -labeled Sulfamylon acetate through burned skin. I. Experimental methods and initial observationsH N Harrison, W P Blackmore, H W Bales, et al.
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