Mixed Adenosquamous Histology is Associated with Poorer Survival of Cervical Cancer Stage 1b von FF, Lauszus, HM, Al-Far, I, Tjessem, T, Dalsgaard Jensen, M, Vetner

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Identification of Epstein-Barr virus-infected cells in tonsils of acute infectious mononucleosis by in situ hybridization von Niedobitek, G., Hamilton-Dutoit, S., Herbst, H., Finn, T., Vetner, M., Pallesen, G., Stein, H.

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Immunoreactive endometritis von SKENSVED, H., HANSEN, A., VETNER, M.

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Collagenous colitis von NIELSEN, V.T., VETNER, M., HARSLØF, E.

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A Case of Massive, Unilateral Oedema of the Ovary Simulating Tumour von Teglbjærg, P. Stubbe, Vetner, M.

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A CASE OF MASSIVE, UNILATERAL OEDEMA OF THE OVARY SIMULATING TUMOUR von TEGLBJAERG, P STUBBE, VETNER, M

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Diffuse laminar endocervical glandular hyperplasia : Two cases presenting with excessive mucinous cervical discharge von FARLIE, R, JYLLING, A. M. B, VETNER, M

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Treatment of 443 Cases of Skin Carcinoma with Curettage and Soft Roentgen Rays by the Ebbehøj Method von Jensen, T. Skov, Vetner, M. O.

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Immunoreactive endometritis von Skensved, H, Hansen, A, Vetner, M

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Future trends in cervical cancer von Mose Larsen, Peter, Vetner, Max, Hansen, Kristen, Fey, Stephen J.

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Demonstration of In Vitro Synthesis of Human Papilloma Viral Proteins from Hand and Foot Warts von Fey, Stephen J., Nielsen, Torben, Vetner, Max, Storgaard, Lene, Smed, Viola, Larsen, Peter Mose

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Identification of Epstein-Barr virus-infected cels in tonsils of acute infections mononucleosis by in situ hybridization von NIEBOBITEK, G, HAMILTON-DUTOIT, S, HERBST, H, FINN, T, VETNER, M, PALLESEN, G, STEIN, H

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Cervical lesions express the suspected transforming proteins of HPV von Fey, S.J., Roggenbuck, B., Gissmann, L., Hansen, K., Frandsen, K., Vetner, M., Mose Larsen, P.

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A newborn child with karyotype 47,XX,+der(12 (12pter leads to 12q12::9q24 leads to 8qter),t(8;12) (q24;q12) pat von Nielsen, H, Vetner, M, Holm, V, Askjaer, S, Reske-Nielsen, E

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The type of human papillomavirus present in cervical infections can be determined by the occurrence of specific marker proteins von Fey, Stephen J., Hansen, Kristen, Frandsen, Kristian, Vetner, Max, Gissmann, Lutz, Larsen, Peter Mose

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