CHARLES H. BURNETT

THE VARIOUS ETIOLOGIES MET IN THE UNITED STATES WITH EMPHASIS ON THAT RESULTING FROM A SPECIFIC FORM OF RENAL ACIDOSIS, THE THERAPEUTIC INDICATIONS FOR EACH ETIOLOGICAL SUB-GROUP, AND THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN OSTEOMALACIA AND MILKMANʼS SYNDROME

Fuller Albright, CHARLES H. BURNETT, Edward C. Reifenstein et al. · Medicine · 1946 · 297 citations

Author Information, Urology, History Of Science +6

Hypercalcemia without Hypercalcuria or Hypophosphatemia, Calcinosis and Renal Insufficiency

CHARLES H. BURNETT, Robert R. Commons, Fuller Albright et al. · New England Journal of Medicine · 1949 · 262 citations

Electrolyte Disorder, Myelomatosis,6 7, Renal Pathology +19

Acute Atrophy of Bone (Osteoporosis) Simulating Hyperparathyroidism12

Fuller Albright, CHARLES H. BURNETT, Oliver Cope · The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism · 1941 · 203 citations

Parathyroid Disease, Surgery, Parathyroid Gland +16

Vitamin D-resistant rickets

CHARLES H. BURNETT, C. E. Dent, Christine M. Harper et al. · The American Journal of Medicine · 1964 · 146 citations

Nutrition, Health Sciences, Medicine +5

THE HEMODYNAMIC EFFECTS OF HYPOTENSIVE DRUGS IN MAN. I. VERATRUM VIRIDE1

Edward D. Freis, Joseph Stanton, James W. Culbertson et al. · Journal of Clinical Investigation · 1949 · 74 citations · Full text

Hypertension, I. Veratrum Viride1, Blood Pressure +11