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THE MANAGEMENT OF BULBAR POLIOMYELITIS
Southern Medical Journal, 1947A H, WEILAND +2 more
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Journal of the American Medical Association, 1926
During the latter half of August, 1924, a small outbreak of acute anterior poliomyelitis occurred in Winnipeg. The most interesting feature of this outbreak was the constant occurrence of acute bulbar paralysis with complete absence of limb involvement. The occurrence of transient bulbar paralysis and its association with spinal symptoms and paralysis
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During the latter half of August, 1924, a small outbreak of acute anterior poliomyelitis occurred in Winnipeg. The most interesting feature of this outbreak was the constant occurrence of acute bulbar paralysis with complete absence of limb involvement. The occurrence of transient bulbar paralysis and its association with spinal symptoms and paralysis
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TONSILS AND BULBAR POLIOMYELITIS
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1954ABSTRACT To the Editor: —In the April 3, 1954, issue of The Journal there was an editorial entitled "Relation of Absence of Tonsils to Bulbar Poliomyelitis." It was based largely on a statistical study by Weinstein, Vogel, and Weinstein (J. Pediat.44:14 [Jan.] 1954).
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Bulbar poliomyelitis: A respiratory problem
The Laryngoscope, 1951T C, GALLOWAY, J, ELSEN
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TRACHEOTOMY IN BULBAR POLIOMYELITIS
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1943Most clinicians appear to doubt that tracheotomy could be useful in bulbar poliomyelitis, although Wilson1has stated that "in very carefully studied instances tracheotomy may save life." The results with 3 patients seen in the past two months have convinced me that the operation may be a very important procedure in this disease.
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