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Pines A, Raafat H·The Journal of antimicrobial chemotherapy
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Serup J, Bostofte E, Larsen S, +2 more·Lancet (London, England)
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Besançon G, Guillorel A M, Tuffreau R·La Nouvelle presse medicale
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Cavazzuti F, Petracca E·La Clinica terapeutica
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Edelstyn G A, Bates T, Brinkley D, +5 more·Lancet (London, England)
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Greenspan J S, Yeoman C M, Harding S M·British dental journal
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Lacomme Y, Pessey J J·Revue de laryngologie - otologie - rhinologie
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Bertoletti P·Giornale di clinica medica
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Ohshima T, Tsukiyama I, Mio A, +2 more·Nihon Igaku Hoshasen Gakkai zasshi. Nippon acta radiologica
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Franke M, Manz G·Current therapeutic research, clinical and experimental
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Verstraete M, Tyberghein J, De Greef Y, +2 more·Acta clinica Belgica
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Tisdale S A, Ervin D K·Current therapeutic research, clinical and experimental
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Rocha G L, Quinete S S, Dantas F E, +1 more·Current therapeutic research, clinical and experimental
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Wójcicki J, Szwed G, Drozdowska-Ksiazek D·Archivum immunologiae et therapiae experimentalis
The effect of the preparation Duopect (narcotine hydrochloride + glyceryl guiacolate) on intensity and frequency of cough and expectoration was evaluated by the preferential test in 62 patients with chronic bronchitis. The preparation was compared to narcotine and to a placebo in a double-blind study. Duopect was found…
Gallardo F, Molgo J, Miyazaki C, +1 more·Journal of oral surgery (American Dental Association : 1965)
The effects of carisoprodol and a placebo were compared in a sample of 60 patients with the clinical diagnosis of myofascial pain-dysfunction syndrome using double-blind design. Carisoprodol failed to show a significantly greater effect than the placebo. The side effects were about the same with both agents.
Cooper I·Current therapeutic research, clinical and experimental
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Highton T C, McArthur A W·The New Zealand medical journal
An extract of the New Zealand green mussel did not show any greater effect than a placebo when given to five patients with rheumatoid arthritis in a double-blind crossover trial.
Hausnerová S, Tesarová Z, Uhlír O·Ceskoslovenska epidemiologie, mikrobiologie, imunologie
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Amery W, Duyck F, Polak J, +1 more·Current therapeutic research, clinical and experimental
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Francesconi G·La Clinica terapeutica
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