Some red cell enzyme phenotype frequencies in Chinese.


A conceptual background for research and development in medicine.


Acrokeratoelastoidosis.

Acrokeratoelastoidosis.


The distribution of serum protein and enzyme groups among the batak of Samosir Island (Sumatra, Indonesia).


The distribution of red cell enzyme and serum protein groups in a population of Dani (Pit River, West Irian).


The epidemiologist as environmentalist.

The epidemiologist as environmentalist.


A case for government-sponsored health care research and development in the formulation of health policy and an account of early experience of government-sponsored health care research in one jurisdiction.


Research in a strategy for health improvement.


Health planning and statistics: an overview from Scotland.


Health care policy formation: analysis, information and research.


Kinetics and complex formation of molybdate with catechol.


Prostaglandins. VI. Correlation of the absolute configuration of pyrethrolone with that of the prostaglandins.


Chymotrypsin catalysis. Evidence for a new intermediate. 3.


Reaction of diethyl pyrocarbonate with nucleic acid components. Bases and nucleosides derived from guanine, cytosine, and uracil.


Nybomycin. VI. Incorporation of acetate- 13 C, acetate- 14 C, and methionine- 14 C.


Concerning a reported change in rate-determining step in chymotrypsin catalysis.


Radiation chemistry of nucleic acids. Isolation and characterization of glycols of 1-carbamylimidazolidone as products of cytosine.


Prostaglandin synthesis. I. An improved synthesis through bicyclo(3.1.0)hexane intermediates.


New aspects on reaction mechanisms in the formaldehyde histofluorescence method for monoamines.


Esterases in human leukocytes.

Esterases in human leukocytes.


Diaminobenzidine reactivity of peroxisomes and mitochondria in a parasitic ameba, Hartmannella culbertsoni.


Peroxisomes in dorsal root ganglia.

Peroxisomes in dorsal root ganglia.


Development of endogenous peroxidase in fetal rat submandibular gland.


Procion yellow and catecholamine derivatives. Chemical relationships.


Peroxidatic activity in resident peritoneal macrophages and exudate monocytes of the guinea pig after ingestion of latex particles.


The localization of catecholamine fluorescence to dog hypothalamic neuromelanin-bearing neurons.


Pyroantimonate precipitates in frog skeletal muscle. Changes produced by alterations in composition of bathing fluid.


The starch substrate film method for the localization of amylase activity. Suggestions for a standardized procedure.


Mycoplasma pneumoniae infections in patients with immunodeficiency syndromes: report of four cases.


Nomenclature of bacterial L-forms and cell wall-defective bacteria.


Degradation products of fibrinogen and fibrin in bacteremia due to gram-negative rods.


Ménière's disease and plasmatic hyperosmolarity.


Surgical treatment of Ménière's disease.


Vestibular analysis in streptomycin ototoxicity.


Vestibular analysis in vestibular neuronitis.


Tuberculous otitis media.

Tuberculous otitis media.


Wider application of prolonged nasotracheal intubation.


Anomalies of the middle-ear muscles.

Anomalies of the middle-ear muscles.


Kaposi's sarcoma of tonsil.

Kaposi's sarcoma of tonsil.


Remission in Wegener's granulomatosis.

Remission in Wegener's granulomatosis.


Tinnitus in Paget's disease with external carotid ligation.


Benign lymphoma (Castleman): angionodular hyperplasia of cervical lymph node.


Bilateral macrostomia as an isolated deformity.


Forensic medicine-an Alabama need.

Forensic medicine-an Alabama need.


Control and prevention of tuberculosis.

Control and prevention of tuberculosis.


The scars of others--general surgery.

The scars of others--general surgery.


The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists Statement on Abortion, February 10, 1973.


"Hidden" hypertension challenge for medicine.


Relationship between locus of control, prestigious instructions, and selected Rorschach responses.


Increase of hostility responses in the HIT after frustration.


Models, context, and achievement fantasy: parametric studies and theoretical propositions.


Utility of the Canter Background interference Procedure for differentiating among the schizophrenias.


SORTO: factor analyzing Q sorts of Kelly's personal construct productions.


Hydrotubation used on difficult infertility patients.


The use of prostaglandins for the induction of labor. This paper attempts to assess the present status of the use of prostaglandins (PGs) in induction of labor.  According to the published literature over 1000 patients have been treated with intravenous administration of PGF2alpha, a method which seems to be at least as effective as oxytocin infusion.  Some authors suggest that this mode of action may be more effective in patients with lower Bishop scores at start of infusion.  Intravenous infusion of PGE2alpha has been found to be 10 times more potent than PGF2alpha, regardless of mode of administration; success rates and amount of side effects are similar.  Oral administration of PGE2alpha has shown to be as effective as oxytocin in 786 elective inductions of labor; the oral way of administration is more effective in the latent and early active phase of labor.  15 methyl PGE, a chemically modified PG, is as effective as its parent compound, has the same side effects, can be used in smaller amounts, but does not have any major advantages over the natural compound.  In general it takes less than 1/10 the dose of PG to initiate labor than it takes to induce abortion, and the side effects are reduced about the same degree; since PGs may cause hypertonus care should be taken in monitoring the fetal condition and in controlling the rate of PG administration.  Considerable work is needed before the full value of PGs in induction of labor can be assessed.


Occupation and season of birth.

Occupation and season of birth.


The impact of quality and frequency of task contributions on perceived ability.


Locus of control and the prediction of voting behavior in college students.


Field studies of modeled aggression.

Field studies of modeled aggression.


Interaction effects of achievement need and situational press on performance.


Male pregnancy symptoms and cross-sex identity: two replications.


Dogmatism and attitude extremity.

Dogmatism and attitude extremity.


Manifest anxiety, test anxiety, and intelligence in concept formation.


Personality correlates of religious commitment: a further verification.


Two processes of conformity demonstrated by interactions of commitment, set, and personality.


Factor analysis of small group leadership behavior.


Horse flies and Elaeophora schneideri in the Gila National Forest, New Mexico.


An incident of fenthion mosquito control and subsequent avian mortality.


Mortality in captive bighorn sheep--clinical, hematological, and pathological observations.


Simulated field blood studies in the bottle-nosed dolphin Tursiops truncatus. 2. Effects of stress on some hematologic and plasma chemical parameters.


Acquired resistance in ducks to infection with the psilostome trematode Sphaeridiotrema globulus (Rudolphi, 1814).


Dual infection of an African fish eagle with acid-fast bacilli and an Aspergillus sp.


Caseous lymphadenitis in a white-tailed deer.


The occurrence of Salmonellae and Edwardsiella in the turtles of the New York Zoological park.


Cerebral nematodiasis in a red squirrel.


Leptospira pomona infection in wombats.

Leptospira pomona infection in wombats.


Leucoencephalomyelosis in nonhuman primates associated with lead poisoning.


Serum protein electrophoresis in bighorn sheep with chronic pneumonia.


Some effects of Cuterebra emasculator Fitch (Diptera: Cuterebridae) on the blood and activity of its host, the eastern chipmunk.


Chalfont Centre for epilepsy.

Chalfont Centre for epilepsy.


Chronic mucous otitis.

Chronic mucous otitis.


The psychological care of patients with terminal illness.


Reduction of fractures--the valium and pethidine technique.


Training the psychiatric nurse of the future.


Electro-convulsive therapy.

Electro-convulsive therapy.


Policy-making and management.

Policy-making and management.


Single dose vs divided dose imipramine.

Single dose vs divided dose imipramine.


Morphine, mescaline and cocaine on water maze discrimination in mice.


A dissociation of the effects of d-amphetamine on locomotor activity and exploration in rats.


Ethanol as a reinforcer: effects of fixed-ratio size and food deprivation.


Atropine, scopolamine, and ditran: comparative pharmacology and antagonists in man.


Role of chlorpromazine in maintaining timing behavior in chronic schizophrenics.


Some effects of RNA precursors on development and maintenance of long-term memory: hippocampal and cortical pre- and post-training application of RNA precursors.


CNS stimulant properties and physiologic disposition of  , -difluorophenylethylamine in mice.


Benign oesophageal stricture.

Benign oesophageal stricture.


Aortographic follow-up in patients with the Björk-Shiley aortic disc valve prosthesis.


Evaluation of factors influencing the operative risk in mitral valve replacement.


Surgical treatment of systemic atrioventricular valve insufficiency in corrected transposition.


Pre- and postoperative clinical and haemodynamic results after prosthetic replacement of cardiac valves.


Anticoagulant prevention of massive pulmonary embolism in surgical patients.


In situ vein bypass. Experiences with new vein valve strippers.


Mediastinoscopy. An analysis of 105 studies.


Mediastinal tumours. Surgical treatment in forty-five consecutive cases.


Lung carcinoids.

Lung carcinoids.


The demonstration of artificial lung embolism by Xenon 133  in humans.


Mortality and pathology following aortic valve replacement with the Björk-Shiley tilting disc valve.


Congenital oesophago-bronchial fistula in an adult. A case report.


Papilloma of the oesophagus. Report of a case.


Smooth-muscle tumours of the oesophagus.


A retrospective analysis of the recurrence of stage I carcinoma of the larynx in patients treated with x-rays and gamma radiation from a Co-60 unit.


Chemical radioprotection against chromosome rearrangements induced in spermatogonia of mice.


Radiosensitization and radioprotection studies of ehrlich ascites tumour. I. The cell generation cycle of a hypertriploid strain of the tumour under normal conditions.


The determination of vitamin E in food by colorimetry and gas-liquid chromatography.


The examination of tetrachlorvinphos and its formulations for the presence of tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxins by a gas-liquid chromatographic method.


Fungicide residues. 3. The determination of residues of binapacryl in selected fruits by gas chromatography.


The rapid determination of the organophosphorus pesticides diazinon and dichlorvos in blood by gas chromatography.


The analysis of crops to determine neutral conjugates of an N-hydroxymethyl derivative of monocrotophos insecticide.


The application of the thin-layer chromatographic-enzyme inhibition technique to organochlorine insecticides.


Serum cholesterol in children.

Serum cholesterol in children.


Malaria risk to travellers.

Malaria risk to travellers.


Blood pressure and the pill.

Blood pressure and the pill. The use of oral contraceptives has resulted in a statistically significant rise in blood pressure.  2 recent studies shed light on the clinical significance of the rise and the possible identification of a subgroup of women particularly liable to this complication.  In a prospective study from South Australia of 74 women, the administration of orals resulted in a significant rise in mean systolic pressure; the rise in diastolic pressure was not significant.  Women with a parental history of hypertension or a history of hypertension in pregnancy showed greater increases in pressure.  There was a correlation between rise in systolic pressure and patient age.  In a study of 7605 California women, women of all ages on orals had on average a higher systolic but not diastolic blood pressure, and those taking the pill accounted for most cases of "clinical" hypertension--140/90 mm Hg.  There was no difference between the blood pressures of past users and those who have never taken the pill.  Both studies indicate that older, heavier women, and those with a history of hypertinesion in pregnancy or family history, are the ones who are liable to a rise in blood pressure when taking oral contraceptives.  However, the risk of severe hypertension seems to be very low.  All women given oral contraceptives should have their blood pressure checked every 6 months and likely candidates for high blood pressure should be watched especially closely.


Anaesthetic contamination.

Anaesthetic contamination.


Comparative study of the absorption, plasma levels, and urinary excretion of the "new" and the "old" Lanoxin. A comparative study was performed of the absorption, the plasma level at equilibrium, and the urinary excretion of digoxin using two types of Lanoxin tablets, those produced before and after the 1972 alteration of the tablet manufacture.After a single dose the absorption rate of the new tablets was about twice as great as the old, both in young subjects and in the elderly patients. There were no significant differences in the plasma levels of digoxin for the two tablets 15 hours after the last administration in patients on an equal maintenance dose. The urinary excretion of digoxin increased about 40% when the "old" Lanoxin was replaced by the "new." In elderly patients a daily dose of 0.125 mg twice daily of the new tablets should be sufficient to reach the therapeutic range. Young people need a higher dosage. If the kidney function is reduced by as much as 50% the dose should be reduced.


New radioisotope test for detection of deep venous thrombosis in the legs. A radiopharmsceutical product, labelled macroaggregates of albumin (M.A.A.), which is in use as a lung scintiscanning agent has been noted to have an affinity for venous thrombi. With this material and an inexpensive portable scintillation detector we have attempted to diagnose and localize thrombi in leg veins. The procedure is performed at the bedside and the result is available in 30 minutes. Thirty-one patients with clinical evidence suggestive of deep venous thrombosis in the legs were studied by the radioisotope method and by phlebography. There was agreement in 18 of 21 legs shown to contain thrombus on phlebography and in 9 of 10 legs shown to be free of thrombosis on phlebography. There was, however, lesser agreement on the site of thrombosis between the two methods. The ease of performing the test combined with the rapidity of obtaining results and accuracy in diagnosis suggests that the test has a clinical application.


Incidence of coeliac disease in the West of Ireland. During an 11-year period the incidence of coeliac disease presenting in children in the West of Ireland has been found to be 1 in 597. When allowance is made for presentation of the disease in adult life the incidence may be as high as 1 in 303. These figures are much higher than those reported for Britain.


Prostaglandin F 2   concentrations in peripheral blood during the first stage of normal labour. Prostaglandins stimulate myometrial activity in late pregnancy and are also used for induction of labor.  The present study analyzed the level of prostaglandin F2alpha (PGF2a) in peripheral plasma in relation to uterine contraction.  Blood samples from 10 patients in the first stage of normal labor were collected and assayed.  Preliminary studies conducted on 2 groups (group 1, n=4; group 2, n=6) utilized a continuous sampling technique spanning uterine contractions.  Substantial and rapid fluctuations in the concentration of PGF2a in peripheral blood during normal labor were observed.  Maximum concentrations in the antecubital vein were seen in most cases 15 to 45 seconds after the peak of a uterine contraction.  The observed fluctuations were attributed either to intermittent prostaglandin formation, possibly causing uterine contraction, or to intermittent release resulting from uterine contractions.  Collection of more exact data, possibly by serial sampling of blood from uterine veins, is needed and should be correlated with observations on other humoral agents which initiate or influence uterine contractility.


Potassium overdosage: a potential hazard of non-rigid parenteral fluid containers.


Social effects of genetic counselling.

Social effects of genetic counselling. In a follow-up study of 104 subjects referred for genetic counselling between 1965 and 1969 all were at risk of having children with a variety of serious genetic disorders. Most subjects were in social classes III and IV, were married, in their late 20s, and already had an affected child. Sixty-three per cent. were referred by hospital consultants, 27% by their general practitioners, and 10% were self-referrals. All of those counselled appeared to have appreciated the genetic implications, although four overestimated the risks and 11 underestimated the risks.Of those at high risk (greater than 1 in 10) of having an affected child 10 out of 55 couples "planned" further pregnancies despite the risks. In two this was because they had been unable to adopt a child, in four because they had no living children and the disorders in question usually resulted in stillbirth or death in infancy so that the "burden" of an affected child would be of relatively short duration, and one mother had had antenatal diagnosis and selective abortion. Most of the couples in the low-risk group (less than 1 in 20) were reassured and planned further pregnancies.


Prevention of pollution of operating theatres with halothane vapour by adsorption with activated charcoal.


Medical research in Europe.

Medical research in Europe.


Herpes simplex and zoster.

Herpes simplex and zoster.


Radiography of potentially pregnant women.


Malignant hyperpyrexia.

Malignant hyperpyrexia.


Infantile overnutrition.

Infantile overnutrition.


Fetal rights and abortion laws.

Fetal rights and abortion laws. A leading article (January 27, p. 191) and your medicolegal expert (p.  244) both record that the Law Commission has expressed its provisional view that a child with injury or deformity caused by somebody's neglience before birth could sue that person for damages. The same principle is being supported in the  course of the thalidomide case and it is a principle with which nobody can seriously disagree. When one looks at it, however, in the context of the present abortion laws, it is clear that either this principle or the abortion laws must be  wrong. According to the abortion laws a fetus has no separate existence apart from its mother and in certain circumstances can be killed. If this "thing" which has not and never had an existence of its own also has no legal right to live, how  can it have legal rights of any kind?


Latent morbidity after abortion.

Latent morbidity after abortion. Response is given to a previous article on latent morbidity after abortion, analyzing and challenging some of the article's conclusions.  Differing interpretations of statistics on Japanese infant mortality after World War II are discussed.  A 1972 Hungarian research report is reviewed showing a consistent relationship between previous spontaneous or induced abortion and the probability of premature delivery or raised perinatal mortality.  This relationship was more prevalent in older than younger women, and in cases when the abortion prior to delivery had taken place within 1 year.  A relationship was also found between smoking and perinatal mortality.  One possible cause of the increased risk of prematurity found in this study is the use of dilation and curettage for abortion in Hungary.  In a long series of abortions by vacuum aspiration in neighboring Yugoslavia, no alteration of the prematurity rate was found.  This technique apparently does not threaten the integrity of the cervix.  Any relationship between abortion and subsequent ectopic pregnancies is disputed by Japanese and Yugoslavian studies.  In answer to other doubts about the advisability of abortion, the 2-year experience with legal abortion in New York City during 1970-1972, involving 82,800 cases found a significant reduction in maternal mortality (only 1 death), a  significant decrease in illegal abortion, and a measureable improvement in contraceptive use.


Acute appendicitis and Salmonella infections.


Dip-slide in urology.

Dip-slide in urology.


Immunoglobulin deficiency syndrome.

Immunoglobulin deficiency syndrome.


Sleep and growth hormone.

Sleep and growth hormone.


Treatment with calcitonin.

Treatment with calcitonin.


Expansion of the consultant grade.

Expansion of the consultant grade.


Euthanasia--an overview for our time.

Euthanasia--an overview for our time. The Committee for the Continuing Study of Evolving Trends in Society Affecting Life was established by the CMA House of Delegates in 1971, following the consideration of a number of resolutions on the topic of abortion. The committee's charge was broadened, however, to include topics such as euthansia, biomedical engineering, medicine and religion, ecology and education. The committee's discussions, as its name indicates can cover a wide range of fields of interest to the medical profession. The following article is the first of several which the committee plans to publish, although the products of its deliberations may take the form of resolutions to future meetings of the House of Delegates.


Study of surgical practice in Alberta for 1970.


Carbon-13 magnetic resonance. XXII. The N-methylpurines.


Electronic spectra of nucleic acid bases. I. Interpretation of the in-plane spectra with the aid of all valence electron MO-CI calculations.


A comparison of the molecular structures of six corticosteroids.


Quantitation of long-range effects in steroids by molecular orbital calculations.


Acid-catalyzed and base-catalyzed hydration of  -oxy- , -unsaturated ketones.


Synthesis of tritium- and deuterium-labeled apomorphine.


Far-ultraviolet absorption and circular dichroism spectra of L-tryptophan and some derivatives.


Total synthesis of the tumor-inhibitory alkaloid thalicarpine.


Efficiency of transfer of polyunsaturated fats into milk.


Regulation of protein synthesis in chick oviduct. 3. Mechanism of ovalbumin "superinduction" by actinomycin D.


The effects of chylomicron vitamin A on the metabolism of retinol-binding protein in the rat.


Globin synthesis on reticulocyte membrane-bound ribosomes.


The phosphorylation of diphosphoglycerate mutase.


Initial membrane reaction in peptidoglycan synthesis. Lipid dependence of phospho-n-acetylmuramyl-pentapeptide translocase (exchange reaction).


The effects of pH and anions on the properties of the alpha and beta chains within human deoxyhemoglobin.


The release of protons and anions during ligand binding to human deoxyhemoglobin.


Uptake of  125 I-phloridzin by tubules isolated from the renal cortex of the rat.


The primary structure of human plasminogen. II. The histidine loop of human plasmin: light (B) chain active center histidine sequence.


Kinetic analysis of synthesis and secretion of plasma proteins in a marine teleost.


Aminotripeptidase of swine kidney. I. Isolation and characterization of three different forms; utility of the enzyme in sequence work.


Biosynthesis of cartilage collagen. Use of pulse labeling to order the cyanogen bromide peptides in the alpha L(II) chain.


Formation of monoenoic fatty acids by desaturation in rat brain homogenate. Effects of age, fasting, and refeeding, and comparison with liver enzyme.


Exchange of various phospholipids and of cholesterol between liposomes in the presence of highly purified phospholipid exchange protein.


Cytoplasmic aspartate aminotransferase: syncatalytic sulfhydryl group modification.


Immobilized derivatives of leucine aminopeptidase and aminopeptidase M. Applications in protein chemistry.


Studies on the nature of the subcellular localization of lactate dehydrogenase and glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase in chicken skeletal muscle.


Isolation and characterization of some of the proteins that shuttle between cytoplasm and nucleus in Amoeba proteus.


The effect of trypsin on membrane transport of non-electrolytes.


Nucleoside antibiotics. Epimerization of carbon 2' of adenosine during the biosynthesis of 9- -D--arabinofuranosyladenine by Streptomyces antibioticus.


Action spectra and adaptation properties of carp photoreceptors. The mass photoreceptor response of the isolated carp retina was studied after immersing the tissue in aspartate-Ringer solution. Two electro-retinogram components were isolated by differential depth recording: a fast cornea-negative wave, arising in the receptor layer, and a slow, cornea-negative wave arising at some level proximal to the photoreceptors. Only the fast component was investigated further. In complete dark adaptation, its action spectrum peaked near 540 nm and indicated input from both porphyropsin-containing rods (lambda(max) approximately 525 nm) and cones with longer wavelength sensitivity. Under photopic conditions a broad action spectrum, lambda(max) approximately 580 nm was seen. In the presence of chromatic backgrounds, the photopic curve could be fractionated into three components whose action spectra agreed reasonably well with the spectral characteristics of blue, green, and red cone pigments of the goldfish. In parallel studies, the carp rod pigment was studied in situ by transmission densitometry. The reduction in optical density after a full bleach averaged 0.28 at its lambda(max) 525 nm. In the isolated retina no regeneration of rod pigment occurred within 2 h after bleaching. The bleaching power of background fields used in adaptation experiments was determined directly. Both rods and cones generated increment threshold functions with slopes of +1 on log-log coordinates over a 3-4 log range of background intensities. Background fields which bleached less than 0.5% rod pigment nevertheless diminished photoreceptor sensitivity. The degree and rate of recovery of receptor sensitivity after exposure to a background field was a function of the total flux (I x t) of the field. Rod saturation, i.e. the abolition of rod voltages, occurred after approximately 12% of rod pigment was bleached. In light-adapted retinas bathed in normal Ringer solution, a small test flash elicited a larger response in the presence of an annular background field than when it fell upon a dark retina. The enhancement was not observed in aspartate-treated retinas.


Neural organization of a molluscan visual system. Intracellular recording was used to study the response to light of second order visual cells within the optic ganglion of Hermissenda crassicornis. Simultaneous recordings revealed that type B but not type A photoreceptors inhibit the second order cells. Additional details of the neural organization of the visual system were obtained. Possible functional implications of this neural organization are discussed.


The response of duck erythrocytes to norepinephrine and an elevated extracellular potassium. Volume regulation in isotonic media. This paper presents evidence that duck erythrocytes regulate their size in isotonic media by utilizing a previously reported "volume-controlling mechanism." Two different experimental situations are examined. In the first, cells enlarge in a solution containing norepinephrine and an elevated [K](o); and in the second, enlarged cells shrink to their original size if the norepinephrine and excess potassium are removed. As the erythrocytes enlarge, K, Cl, and H(2)O accumulate. Shrinkage, in contrast, is accompanied by the controlled loss of K, Cl, and H(2)O. These changes and the associated changes in membrane permeability resemble those reported previously when duck erythrocytes incubate in anisotonic media. There cells, after first shrinking or swelling, utilize a "volume-controlling mechanism" to reestablish their original size. The mechanism regulates cell size by adjusting the total number of osmotically active intracellular particles. The present studies indicate duck red cells use this mechanism to readjust their total monovalent cation content and thus their solute content in isotonic media as well. In addition, evidence is presented which indicates that the "volume-controlling mechanism" and ouabain-inhibitable cation pump differ functionally.


An effect of ouabain on the superficially-located stores of calcium in cardiac muscle cells.


The myofilament lattice: studies on isolated fibers. 3. The effect of myofilament spacing upon tension. The effect of ionic strength on the generation of tension and upon the interfilament spacing in living intact and skinned single striated muscle fibers from the walking leg of crayfish (Orconectes) were determined by isometric contraction studies correlated with low-angle X-ray diffraction. Sarcomere lengths were determined by light diffraction. Tensions were induced in intact fibers by caffeine in the bathing medium and by ionophoretic microinjection of calcium. Tensions were induced in skinned fibers by a buffered calcium-EGTA solution. The interfilament spacing of intact and skinned fibers over the range of ionic strengths investigated were determined by X-ray diffraction and correlated with the physiological data. It is demonstrated that the ionic strength affects the tension-generating capacity of the muscle as it affects the chemo-mechanical transform of excitation-contraction coupling. It is further demonstrated that interfilament spacing changes encountered during shortening and with variation in the osmotic strength have no effect upon the tension-generating capacity of muscle.


Phosphorylated intermediate of ATPase of isolated cardiac sarcoplasmic reticulum.


The effect of calcium on labeling of nucleic acids with radioactive precursors in heart tissue slices.


Effect of short dimethylsulfoxide perfusions on ultrastructure of the isolated rat heart.


Studies of foetal mouse hearts in organ culture: metabolic requirements for prolonged function in vitro and the influence of cardiac maturation on substrate utilization.


Intracranial teratoma in early infancy.

Intracranial teratoma in early infancy.


A volume control system for the treatment of hydrocephalus: laboratory and clinical experience.


Intracranial hemorrhage in children and adolescents.


"Busoga hernia".

"Busoga hernia".


Viral hepatitis and acute pancreatitis.

Viral hepatitis and acute pancreatitis.


Hydatid disease of the spine.

Hydatid disease of the spine.


Acute acalculous cholecystitis: an important complication of trauma.


The woody phlegmon of Reclus.

The woody phlegmon of Reclus.


The elusive irritable-bowel syndrome.

The elusive irritable-bowel syndrome.


Left-handedness and early brain insult: an explanation.


The relation between cerebral speech laterality and spatial ability with special reference to sex and hand preference.


A cross-validation study on the Token Test.


Continuous recording of hand position in the study of complex visuo-motor tasks.


Cross modal perception in apes.

Cross modal perception in apes.


Central phosphenes in man: a report of three cases.


The role of posture in adaptation to visual rearrangement.


Visual rearrangement affects auditory localization.


Manual activity during speaking. II. Left-handers.


Manual activity during speaking. I. Right-handers.


The effects of electrical (blocking) stimulation to the dorsal hippocampus of the rat of learning of a simultaneous brightness discrimination.


The extent of the verbal encoding ability of Korsakoff patients.


Slow cortical potentials (SCP) recorded at different sites of the motor and sensory cortex during avoidance conditioning in the rabbit.


Artificial language training in global aphasics.


Involving the parents.

Involving the parents.


New horizons in midwifery: the midwife and prenatal care.


Emergency--overdose.

Emergency--overdose.


A hospital policy for the care of patients who exhibit violent behaviour.


Theatre drapes--disposable or re-usable?


Is Salmon good for children?

Is Salmon good for children?


Teaching nursing.

Teaching nursing.


A CNO in a mental subnormality group looks at Briggs.


Employment of the mentally ill.

Employment of the mentally ill.


Idiopathic pancreatic duct dilatation.

Idiopathic pancreatic duct dilatation.


The effect of a new anti-androgen on canine prostatic acid phosphatase.


6-Methyl-8-beta-ergoline-acetonitrile-induced inhibition of mammary hyperplastic alveolar nodular development and growth in C3H-HeJ female mice.


Influence of polyinosinic: polycytidylic acid on the circulating white blood cells in mice.


5 -3 -Hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase activity in the adrenal cortex of the sodium-restricted pregnant rat.


The effect of colchicine on the release of rat anterior pituitary hormones in vitro.


Significance of amino acid residues in position 8 of vasopressin on contraction in rat blood vessels.


Plasma protein escape from the intestinal circulation to the lymphatics during fat absorption.


Oxygen consumption of human leukocytes from blood, lymph nodes, and patients with leukemia.


Properties of density gradient-separated liver mitochondria from triiodothyronine-treated rats.


Effect of dietary carbohydrate on fatty acids in the R3230AC mammary adenocarcinoma.


Chromosome aberrations in xeroderma pigmentosum cells exposed to the carcinogens, 4-nitroquinoline-1-oxide and N-methyl-N'-nitrosoguanidine.


Chronic effects of monocrotaline pyrrole on hepatic mitosis and DNA synthesis.


Reutilization of thymidine and iododeoxyuridine by mouse mammary carcinoma strain MTG-B 1 .


The in vitro effect of insulin on collagen synthesis in embryonic chick tibia.


Erythrocyte survival in magnesium-deficient rats.


Protein, as a regulator of pancreatic enzyme secretion in the rat.


Effect of ethanol on intestinal adenosine triphosphate (ATP) content.


Dependence of skeletal muscle vascular response to serotonin upon the level of vascular resistance.


The antiarrhythmic effect of lithium chloride for experimental ouabain-induced arrhythmias.


Production of perforating duodenal ulcers by 3,4-toluenediamine in the rat.


Nature of the morphine receptor present in the squid axon.


Pontile pneumotaxic center regulation of doxapram-induced respiratory alterations.


Protein synthesis in a cell-free system derived from rabbit liver.


Multiplication of toxoplasmas in enucleate fibroblasts.


A method for the selection of a synchronized population of cloning HeLa cells.


Teratogenic compounds of Veratrum californicum (Durand). XIV. Limb deformities produced by cyclopamine.


Ocular defects in newborn rats treated with 5-iododeoxyuridine (IUDR).


Effect of aminoglutethimide on norepinephrine turnover in the rat heart.


Effects of carotid occlusion on the renal and iliac vascular resistance during constant flow and constant pressure perfusion.


Origin of amniotic fluid lipids. 3. Fatty acids.


The physiological basis of urinary bladder hypertrophy.


Threshold levels of NaCl upholding solute-coupled water transport in the cecum of germfree and conventional rats.


The effect of deconjugated and conjugated bile salts on the intestinal uptake of radio-vitamin B 12  in vitro and in vivo.


Antitumor action of dichloro(4,5-dimethyl-0-phenylenediamine-N',N')platinum(II).


Comparative evaluation of particulate and bacterial opsonization by plasma of normal and neoplastic individuals.


Depression of the intestinal uptake of radio-vitamin B 12  by cholestyramine.


Changes of fibrinolytic activity in obese diabetics after treatment with Silubin retard.


Urinary LDH activity and its isoenzyme pattern in renal pathology.


Effects of ambient temperature and body position on tissue nitrogen elimination in man.


Helium effect on skeletal muscle of mice.


Gas pocket oxygen and carbon dioxide in rats in normoxic hyperbaric environments.


Effects of ethyl alcohol on pilot performance.


Frequency content of nystagmus.

Frequency content of nystagmus.


Effect of lithium on acute oxygen toxicity and associated changes in brain gamma-aminobutyric acid.


Relationship between motion sickness experience and tests of the perception of rotation in pilots and nonpilots.


Some effects of radiant heating of the head on body temperature measurements at the ear.


Some effects of cooling and heating areas of the head and neck on body temperature measurement at the ear.


Flashblindness recovery following exposure to constant energy adaptive flashes.


Some aversive characteristics of centrifugally generated gravity.


Effect of prolonged bedrest and +G z  acceleration upon peripheral visual response time.


Effects of flying and of time changes on menstrual cycle length and on performance in airline stewardesses.


Persistence of response in the caloric test.


Incidence and severity of altitude decompression sickness in Navy hospital corpsmen.


Toward the development of a criterion for fleet effectiveness in the F-4 fighter community.


The determination of phenobarbital and diphenylhydantoin in blood by differential pulse polarography.


A simultaneous determination of lead-210 and polonium-210 in sea water.


A simple coulometric method for the determination of chloride in natural water.


Coulometric titration of proteins with silver.


Amputations or implantation--which is better rehabilitation?


Acute peripheral arterial occlusion: a new approach to the diagnosis.


Right atrial electrocardiography (RA ECG) in the diagnosis of right and left atrial abnormalities.


Carotid artery pulse curve in occlusive disease of the carotid artery.


Thromboangiitis obliterans in a woman. Report of a case.


Use of sodium allopurinol in treatment of digitalis intoxication.


Distribution and severity of atherosclerotic lesions in the human thoracic aorta.


Partial gigantism and heart block. Case study of an 88 year old man.


Effectiveness of nonemergency care via an emergency room. A study of 116 patients with gastrointestinal symptoms.


Survival and rehabilitation of patients on home hemodialysis. Five years' experience.


Development of meningitis during cephalothin therapy.


Median neuropathy (carpal-tunnel syndrome) in acromegaly. A sign of endocrine overactivity.


Pulmonary artery catheter emboli: successful nonsurgical removal.


Familial occurrence of metastasizing carcinoid tumors.


Acute glomerulonephritis in the Guillain-Barré-Strohl syndrome. Report of nine cases.


Hypercalcemia and normal ionized serum calcium in a case of myelomatosis.


What is the practice of personal medicine?


Synergism of amphotericin B with other antimicrobial agents.


Indoor air pollution by mercury.

Indoor air pollution by mercury.


IUD and endocarditis.

IUD and endocarditis.


Murmur of aortic insufficiency.

Murmur of aortic insufficiency.


Small transfusion, severe reaction.

Small transfusion, severe reaction.


Hemodialysis in myelomatosis.

Hemodialysis in myelomatosis.


Chlorpropamide and angina pectoris.

Chlorpropamide and angina pectoris.


Angina pectoris and carbon monoxide.

Angina pectoris and carbon monoxide.


Oral nitrates: efficacious?

Oral nitrates: efficacious?


Board examination.

Board examination.


Ventricle or pericardial space?

Ventricle or pericardial space?


Quinidine hepatotoxicity?

Quinidine hepatotoxicity?


Treatment of narcotic-depressed respiration.


Inappropriate antidiuretic hormone.

Inappropriate antidiuretic hormone.


Prophylactic aspirin?

Prophylactic aspirin?


Photodiagnosis of keratoconus.

Photodiagnosis of keratoconus.


Electron microscopic studies of corneal stroma: aging changes of collagen fibers.


Optic neuropathy following cataract extraction.


Cases of retinal detachment mistaken for optic neuropathy.


Fungal growth into a Bionite hydrophilic contact lens.


Head tilt test for visual field defects.


Continuous irrigation for removal of congenital and traumatic cataracts.


Refractive keratoplasty: clinical results in 67 cases.


Contact potential difference of cells in vitro.


Studies in the stability theory of complex homogeneous kinetics. II. Implications of the splitting the the equation of chemical flux into decrescent and conservative components.


The role of plerocercoids in the biology of Proteocephalus ambloplitis (Cestoda) maturing in smallmouth bass.


The distribution and tissue retention of mercury-203 in the goldfish (Carassius auratus).


Observations on the anatomy of the respiratory system of the river otter, sea otter, and harp seal. I. The topography, weight, and measurements of the lungs.


Observations on the anatomy of the respiratory system of the river otter, sea otter, and harp seal. II. The trachea and bronchial tree.


The ultrastructure of the cuticle of the nematode Syphacia obvelata (Rudolphi, 1802). I. The body cuticle of larvae, males, and females, and observations on its development.


The ultrastructure of the cuticle of the nematode Syphacia obvelata (Rudolphi, 1802). II. Modifications of the cuticle in the head end.


Life cycles of two corallobothriin cestodes (Proteocephaloidea) from Algonquin Park, Ontario.


Corallobothrium parafimbriatum sp. n. and Corallotaenia minutia (Fritts, 1959) comb. n. (Cestoda: Proteocephaloidea) from Algonquin Park, Ontario.


Incubation of rabbit embryos in silicone rubber tubing within the abdominal cavity.


Eimeria nieschulzi infections in inbred and outbread rats: infective dose, route of infection, and host resistance.


Mathematical model of A-V conduction in the rat heart.


Improved cardiac assistance with an aortic arch balloon.


A new and reliable microsedimentation test.


Method for measuring the contractions of small hearts in organ culture.


A multi-purpose coronary cannula.

A multi-purpose coronary cannula.


The nitro-blue tetrazolium test.

The nitro-blue tetrazolium test.


Pattern of blood flow within the heart: a stable system.


Actions of bretylium tosylate on the cardiovascular system of the dog.


The second sound in pulmonary embolism: an experimental study.


Haemodynamic effects of low-dose isoproterenol and aminophylline after coronary embolization in dogs.


Confinement of premature impulses in functional compartments of regions of the A-V conducting system.


Pressure amplitude increase on unmatching the aortic-iliac junction of the dog.


Pulmonary capillary blood flow studies in polycythaemia rubra vera.


Myocardial metabolic activity as a determinant of reactive hyperaemia responses in the dog heart.


A migration inhibition-factor assay for tumor immunity in man.


Innervation of the blood vessels in guinea-pig atria.


The effect of irradiation on the release of lymphocyte-activating factor (LAF).


Proteins synthesized in lymphoid cells early after activation by phytohemagglutinin.


On-line, computer assisted dose response experiments on isolated smooth muscle.


An interactive program for standardization of prescriptions in radiation therapy.


Automated spectral analysis of neurophysiological data using intermediate magnetic tape storage.


Insulin response to oral glucose in patients with preeclampsia.


"Latent redox potential" of blood as measured by decolorization time for methylene blue: possible clinical application.


Emergency-room patients with cardiac arrest. A prognostic-prospective study.


Physical fitness and coronary heart disease in male residents in Copenhagen aged 40-59.


Precordial honk in idiopathic non obstructive cardiomyopathy.


The role of gas-liquid chromatography in steroid hormone analysis.


Prenatal care and obstetric abnormalities. Experiences of 185,000 Pennsylvania births.


Effects of sensory restriction upon responses to cortical stimulation in rats.


Aortic regurgitation in the Tuskegee study of untreated syphilis.


Genotype-dependent effects of septal lesions on different types of learning in the mouse.


Avoidance learning in rats: genetic evidence for two distinct behavioral processes in the shuttle box.


Salt seeking by food selection in adrenalectomized rats.


Osmotic inhibition of eating as a subtractive process.


Acquisition of conditioned avoidance responses by hypophysectomized rats.


Learning in the rat: effect of early experience with an unsolvable problem.


Ingestion rate as a reward-magnitude variable in classical and instrumental conditioning in rats.


Perceptual laterality and iconic recognition of visual materials by Karsakoff patients and normal adults.


Impairment of reversal learning in the rat: a mediational explanation.


Some parameters affecting shuttle-box avoidance responding with rats receiving serially presented conditioned stimuli.


Numerical taxonomy of selected slowly growing mycobacteria.


Free nocardomycolic acids in the classification of nocardias and strains of the 'rhodochrous' complex.


The distribution of teichoic acids and sugar 1-phosphate polymers in walls of micrococci.


Differentiation between Mycobacterium kansasii and M. gastri.


Amino acid composition of the cell-proteins from mesophilic, thermofacultative and thermophilic actinomycetes.


Continuing education: practices and attitudes of Kentucky physicians.


Over-utilization of diagnostic radiology by the Department of Medicine of the University of Kentucky Medical Center during August 1972.


Parapsychology--implications for medicine.


The induction of staphylococcal  -toxin by histidine.


Tuberous sclerosis: a case presentation.


Post streptococcal diseases. II. Acute glomerulonephritis.


Utilization review in the small hospital.


Idiopathic retroperitoneal fibrosis.

Idiopathic retroperitoneal fibrosis.


Cardiopulmonary complications in the surgical patient.


Rapid intravenous induction intubation technique as choice for emergency surgery.


Videofluoroscopy as an aid in the management of velopharyngeal insufficiency.


Mercury exposure evaluations and their correlation with urine mercury excretions. I. A method to determine mercury time-weighted average (TWA) exposures.


The postmastectomy lymphedematous arm.

The postmastectomy lymphedematous arm.


Occupational hearing loss.

Occupational hearing loss.


Indicators of susceptibility to industrial chemicals.


First aid for suspected myocardial infarction.


Excerpts form the criteria document. I. Recommendations for an asbestos standard.


Industrialization, ecology and health in the tropics.


Official health standards.

Official health standards.


Respiratory insufficiency syndrome: clinical and pathological definition.


Plasma myocardial depressant activity (shock factor) identified as salt in the cat papillary muscle bioassay system.


The serum amylase in blunt abdominal trauma.


Bladder trauma associated with pelvic fractures in severely injured patients.


Effects of hemorrhagic shock on pulmonary diffusion and capillary blood volume of the dog.


Drug-induced coma: a cause of crush syndrome and ischemic contracture.


The interrelationship between lung compliance and airway carbon dioxide concentration during hemorrhagic shock.


Management of penetrating carotid injuries: an alternative approach.


A head and neck trauma teaching model.

A head and neck trauma teaching model.


The American trauma society.

The American trauma society.


Metallic fragment embolization to the cerebral circulation.


Enuresis--a plea for objectivity and sensitivity.


Cup-forceps cortical renal biopsy: an improved technique of open renal biopsy.


Surgical treatment of hyperadrenocorticism (Cushing's syndrome).


Post-nephrectomy arteriovenous fistula.

Post-nephrectomy arteriovenous fistula.


Fatal extension of renal vein thrombosis after open renal biopsy: a case report.


Radiologic changes in the urothelium during renacidin irrigations.


Intranephronic calculosis: its significance and relationship to matrix in nephrolithiasis.


Unilateral polycystic or multicystic kidney associated with focal mural renal cell carcinoma: presentation of a case.


Gallium 67 scanning in patients with renal cell carcinoma.


An unusual composite carcinoma of the renal pelvis.


Sickle cell disease and transitional cell carcinoma of the renal pelvis: a case report.


Retrograde brushing: a new technique for obtaining histologic and cytologic material from ureteral, renal pelvic and renal caliceal lesions.


Position and configuration of the ureteral orifice and its relationship to renal scarring in adults.


Transvesical ureterolithotomy.

Transvesical ureterolithotomy.


Transvesical meatal-sparing ureterolithotomy.


Pelvic lipomatosis: a rare cause of suprapubic mass.


Ureteroileal fistula: report of a case complicated by increased chloride reabsorption from the ileal segment.


The defunctionalized bladder following supravesical urinary diversion.


Objective assessment of bladder response in ice water test.


Congenital arteriovenous malformation of the bladder.


Pelvic arteriography in the diagnosis of hemangioma of the bladder.


Radical cystectomy for bladder cancer: 10-year survival.


Placenta percreta invading bladder.

Placenta percreta invading bladder.


The influence of position on urine transport.


Phenothiazine-induced stress incontinence.


Primary melanoma of the male urethra.

Primary melanoma of the male urethra.


Penile implant for erectile impotence.

Penile implant for erectile impotence.


A new etiology of priapism: Fabry's disease.


Adrenal rest tumors of the testes.

Adrenal rest tumors of the testes.


Testicular tumor presenting as inferior vena caval thrombosis.


Congenital absence of the vas deferens.

Congenital absence of the vas deferens.


Stenosis of ejaculatory ducts treated by endoscopic resection.


Bone marrow examination in carcinoma of the prostate.


Correlation between ploidy and prognosis in prostatic carcinoma.


Metastases of prostatic carcinoma to the breast.


Pulmonary manifestations of prostatic carcinoma.


Use of prophylactic antibiotics in the high-risk patient undergoing prostatectomy: effect on morbidity.


Renal arrest.

Renal arrest.


Involvement of the kidney and prostate in cryptococcosis.


Urinary diversion in children.

Urinary diversion in children.


Congenital megalourethra with urethrocutaneous fistula following circumcision: a case report.


Vesical and ureteral damage from voiding dysfunction in boys without neurologic or obstructive disease.


Urologic complications of imperforate anus.


Management of infants with cloacal exstrophy.


Urolithiasis in childhood.

Urolithiasis in childhood.


Depth perception in rats following acute or chronic injections of D1-  9 tetrahydrocannabinol.


Catecholamine synthesis and the regulation of food intake in the rat.


Failure of reserpine to block ether-induced release of prolactin: physiological evidence that stress induced prolactin release is not caused by acute inhibition of PIF secretion.


Activity of fatty acyl CoA-lysophospholipid acyltransferases in liver microsomes of rats fed a choline-deficient diet.


Studies on detection and synthesis of prostaglandins in tail skin of the rat.


Lipid metabolism following triglyceride ingestion in intact and adrenalectomized rats.


Fluorescent products from reaction of peroxidizing polyunsaturated fatty acids with phosphatidyl ethanolamine and phenylalanine.


Tritium labeling of lipids.

Tritium labeling of lipids.


Fluorescent product formation and changes in structure of DNA reacted with peroxidizing arachidonic acid.


Fluorescent products of phospholipids during lipid peroxidation.


-Glycerolphosphate dehydrogenase activity and levels of glyceride-glycerol precursors in mouse mammary tissues.


Glycerol thioethers in human heart.

Glycerol thioethers in human heart.


Developmental changes in lipid composition of chick sciatic nerve myelin.


Studies on metabolism of linoleic-1- 14 C acid in testes of hypophysectomized rats.


Two complement inhibitors in mouse sera.


Radiochemical decomposition of lactosyl-6-( 3 H)-ceramide.


The effect of the uptake of free fatty acids on the growth and the  -hemolysin production of Staphylococcus aureus.


The differential effect of lysolecithin on mycoplasmas and acholeplasmas.


Transection of the trachea: problems in diagnosis and management.


MSMS works in many areas to resolve professional insurance situation.


Perinatal tips.

Perinatal tips.


Familial erythema nodosum.

Familial erythema nodosum.


Meet some interesting Michigan physicians.


Carcinoma of the colon associated with ureterosigmoidostomy: report of an unusual case.


Update on Detroit General Hospital.

Update on Detroit General Hospital.


Latest MSMS survey shows physicians' costs still rising.


Linkage analysis in man by somatic cell genetics.


Island lizards: the genetic-phenetic variation correlation.


Relationship of enzyme polymorphism to species diversity.


The effect of mutation on population size.


Effect of hyperbaric oxygen on cultured foetal hearts.


The effect of fatty acids on the binding of tryptophan to plasma protein.


Cycloheximide affects memory within minutes after the onset of training.


The proximal tubule and the podocyte in cystinosis.


Successful use of preserved allograft vein for chronic hemodialysis.


Comparison of azathioprine, prednisone, and heparin alone or combined in treating lupus nephritis.


Jehovah's Witnesses and the question of blood transfusion.


Glucose, tolbutamide and leucine tolerances in hypoglycemia.


Painful chest wall mass.

Painful chest wall mass.


Bioengineering in a community hospital. 3. Training.


Paranoid disorders in the elderly.

Paranoid disorders in the elderly.


The drug scene: acute drug syndromes.

The drug scene: acute drug syndromes.


Decreased sensitivity of septal mice to impairment of two-way avoidance by chlorpromazine.


Effect of tricyclic antidepressants on the somatosensory evoked potential in man.


The effects of 6-hydroxydopamine, dopamine and dl-norepinephrine on food intake and water consumption, self-stimulation, temperature and electroencephalographic activity in the rat.


Tolerance in the depression of intake when amphetamine is added to the rat's food.


Differential effects of convulsive drugs on photically evoked after-discharge parameters.


The effect of amantadine and (+)-amphetamine on motility in rats after inhibition of monoamine synthesis and storage.


Effects of lithium chloride on the activity of rats tested alone or in pairs.


The effect of body tilt on the Zöllner illusion.


Contingency theory and the distinction between associative and non-associative effects in classical conditioning.


Stimulus array and recall method as variables in audio-visual split-span memory.


Visual onset and offset latencies.

Visual onset and offset latencies.


Ear differences in the recall of monaurally presented sentences.


Vocal and manual response latencies to bilateral and unilateral tachistoscopic letter displays.


Time-shared feeding and drinking.

Time-shared feeding and drinking.


An apparent new instance of stimulus intensity dynamism during discrimination of duration of repeating auditory stimuli.


Position constancy during pursuit eye movement: an investigation of the Filehne illusion.


Effects of stimulus duration and intensity on the rate and specificity of behavioural habituation.


Kinetic isotope effects in reactions of thiols with radicals formed by radiolysis.


Radiation chemical studies with nitrofurazone as related to its mechanism of radiosensitization.


The effect of liquid holding in Schizosaccharomyces pombe strains after gamma and ultraviolet irradiation.


Effects of  -irradiation on sulphonamides.


The effect of fractionation on tumor induction and hair follicle damage in rat skin.


The viability of bacteriophage T 4  after irradiation of only the head component or the tail component. I. In nutrient broth projected conditions.


Proton irradiation of beagle eyes. II. Clinical and histopathologic observations for 35 MeV protons.


Abscopal delay of embryonic development after prefertilization x-irradiation.


Studies on post-irradiation DNA degradation in Micrococcus radiodurans, strain R 11 5.


Cellular radiosensitivity and tumor radiation response in the EMT6 tumor cell system.


Radiation-induced cycle delay in synchronized Chinese hamster cells: comparison between DNA synthesis and division.


Loss and recovery of taste acuity in patients irradiated to the oral cavity.


Maximal isometric muscle strength in healthy active male unilateral above-knee amputees, with special regard to the hip joint.


Oxygen uptake and heart rate during prosthetic walking in healthy male unilateral above-knee amputees.


Physical work capacity measured by bicycle ergometry (one leg) and prosthetic treadmill walking in healthy active unilateral above-knee amputees.


Effect of physical training in healthy male unilateral above-knee amputees.


Psychiatric education and the social role of the psychiatrist in developing South-East Asian countries.


Social functioning of artificial kidney patients.


The medical profession and the 1967 Abortion Act in Britain.


The use of a psychiatric case register to study social and familial aspects of mental illness.


Parenthood and suicide: an examination of a neglected variable.


Patient's perceptions and uses of a pediatric emergency room.


Developments in psychiatric postgraduate training in the United States.


Psychiatric education and the social function of the psychiatrist.


Manpower by specialty in Wisconsin.

Manpower by specialty in Wisconsin.


Glomerulonephritis associated with hydrocarbon solvents: mediated by antiglomerular basement membrane antibody.


Saphenous vein bypass grafts for arteriosclerosis obliterans in the femoropopliteal region.


Diagnosis and treatment of iron-deficiency anemia.


Service to individual members in a major society effort.


Freedom of choice.

Freedom of choice.


President's message to the House of Delegates.


Effect of unilateral section of the greater splanchnic nerve on reactions of the oliguric-hypertensive reflex elicited from the urinary bladder.


Comparative values of collagen and ascorbic acid in neighbouring burn and surgical wounds.


Family studies on phosphoglucomutase (PGM 1 ).


Rural-oriented maternity services.

Rural-oriented maternity services.


Diurnal variation of estriol excretion in human pregnancy.


Comparative morbidity of postpartum sterilization procedures. The records of 354 bilateral tubal ligations, 123 cesarean tubal ligations, 57 cesarean hysterectomies, and 37 postpartum hysterectomies were reviewed.  A comparison of cesarean tubal ligation with cesarean hysterectomies shows that none of the factors was found to be significantly different except that estimated blood loss and patients transfused were significantly higher (p less than .005)  for the latter group.  Postpartum tubal ligations vs. postpartum hysterectomies show postpartum hysterectomy patients had significantly more blood loss and transfusions (p less than .005), postoperative hospital days (p less than .01) and morbidity.  Cesarean hysterectomy is considered an acceptable elective sterilization procedure, and may be especially acceptable for low-income, high-parity patients who have an increased incidence of uterine and cervical disease later in life.  No justification was found for postpartum hysterectomies.  Recommended procedures would be postpartum or interval tubal ligation or interval vaginal hysterectomy.


Obstetric complications when the fetus has Potter's syndrome. I. Clinical considerations.


The fine structure of the human corpus luteum of term pregnancy.


Continuous electronic monitoring of fetal heart rate during labor.


Neonatal urine insulin excretion and its relationship to infant hypoglycemia.


A comparison of serum cystine aminopeptidase and urinary estrogen excretion as placental function tests.


Determination of amniotic fluid total phospholipid phosphorus as a test for fetal lung maturity.


Blood gas and pH changes during glucose infusion in the fetal sheep.


On correlating the fetal heart and brain in the sheep. I. Following recovery from operation. II. Following maternal hemorrhage.


Personalized care of the surgical patient by nurse and doctor.


Dissociation of hormonal and antigenic activity of luteinizing hormone excreted in endometrial carcinoma patients (endogenous anahormones).


Estrogen monitoring and the prevention of ovarian overstimulation during gonadotropin therapy.


The impact of hormonal contraceptive therapy on a community and effects on cytopathology of the cervix.


Suprapubic cystostomy in gynecologic surgery: a comparison of two methods.


What is and what must be done.

What is and what must be done.


Operative management of ruptured tubal pregnancy.


Some estimates of the potential reduction in the U.S. infant mortality rate by family planning. An objection is made to the use of 12-year-old National U.S. infant mortality data to relate the possible effects of local family planning programs occurring 10 years after the data events took place.  Family planning techniques and practice as well as the methods of child care, the application of public health techniques for prevention of infant deaths, the causes of infant mortality, and the availability of prenatal care have changed  extensively over the last 12 years.  In addition, local infant mortality data should be refined because national infant mortality data lacks homogeneity.  Graphs are presented which illustrate the data differences when progressing to smaller and smaller geographic areas.  Thus, extrapolations based on old infant mortality rates are useful only if significant local variations of data within state areas are taken into account.


Actions of residents in response to environmental hazards in the inner city.


The necessity for environmental health planning.


Shortcomings and remedies for the water quality improvement programs of the United States--a brief summary.


The systems approach yields solution choices for environmental quality control.


Automatic logging and processing of auto analyzer peaks with on off-line, time-sharing computer.


A gas-chromatographic method for the determination of low concentrations of acrylic acid in mixtures of C 2  to C 5  fatty acids in biological materials.


A comparison of a spectrophotometric (quercetin) method and an atomic-absorption method for the determination of tin in food.


The spectrophotometric determination of nitrofurantoin in blood and urine.


Ionic polymerisation as a means of end-point indication in non-aqueous thermometric titrimetry. 3. The determination of alkaloids and alkaloidal salts.


Sex difference in blood levels of some antibiotics.


The biliary excretion of cephalothin.

The biliary excretion of cephalothin.


In vitro susceptibility of Salmonella typhi to furazolidone and antibiotics.


"Cine" qua non.

"Cine" qua non.


Prehospital care and transport in acute myocardial infarction.


The International Academy of Chest Physicians and Surgeons and the American College of Chest Physicians--partners in education.


Emergency medical transport systems: use of ECG telemetry.


Electrocardiographic estimation of pulmonary impairment in chronic obstructive lung disease.


Diffusing capacity in bituminous coal miners.


Alternate day steroid therapy in diffuse pulmonary sarcoidosis.


Coronary artery disease: evaluation by the multistage treadmill exercise test and right atrial pacing.


Major cardiac arrhythmias in acute myocardial infarction: implications for longterm survival.


Clinical evaluation of a new electronic spirometer.


Secondary mitral regurgitation and systemic hypertension.


Pulmonary ventilatory function values for healthy men aged 45 years and over.


Cardiodynamic profile of mitral insufficiency.


Atrial pressure gradients in isolated secundum atrial septal defect and partial anomalous pulmonary venous return.


Normal H-V time in a patient with right bundle branch block, left anterior hemiblock and intermittent complete distal his block.


The apexcardiogram in patients with systolic prolapse of the mitral valve.


Left aortic dissection following repair of coarctation of the aorta. The contribution of abnormal hemodynamics to medial degeneration.


Accuracy of cardiac auscultation by microwave.


Reversible atrioventricular block in myxedema.


Consequences of the diaphragm driven artificial heart-animal implantation and mock circulation studies.


Evaluation of demand pacemakers by chest wall stimulation.


Transcutaneous bidirectional carotid artery blood flow velocity monitored before, during and after cardiopulmonary bypass at open-heart surgery.


Surgery for coronary heart disease, 1969-1971. Report of the Subcommittee, Committee on Cardiovascular Surgery, American College of Chest Physicians.


Pseudotumor of the mediastinum.

Pseudotumor of the mediastinum.


Surgical complete heart block alternating with sinus rhythm and right bundle branch block with left anterior hemiblock.


Malfunction of a disc mitral valve prosthesis: detection by phonocardiography.


Ventricular aneurysms and blunt chest trauma.


Perforation of the interventricular septum in a 71-year-old woman; successful repair nine days following acute myocardial infarction.


Recurrent pleural effusion associated with dysgammaglobulinemia.


Lung injury in anaphylactoid shock.

Lung injury in anaphylactoid shock.


Right ventricular mesothelioma with pulmonary obstruction.


Bronchopleurocutaneous fistula due to infection with Histoplasma capsulatum.


Levels of rifampin in cerebrospinal fluid.


Fatal diffuse influenzal pneumonia: premortem diagnosis by lung biopsy.


Thromboembolism after coronary arteriography.


The diagnostic potential of endobronchial brush biopsy.


Tricuspid valve prosthesis and thrombotic obstruction.


Commentary. Drugs for a future.

Commentary. Drugs for a future.


Drug interactions with guanethidine.

Drug interactions with guanethidine.


Cardiopulmonary effects of diazepam.

Cardiopulmonary effects of diazepam.


Measurement of oxyhemoglobin dissociation curves with computational data reduction.


Pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics of isosorbide in man.


Central regulation of temperature in cold environments. 1. A dynamic model with two temperature inputs.


Analysis of quiet spontaneous breathing as measured by spirometer and electrical impedance plethysmography.


Processing of arterial pressure waves with a digital computer.


Effect of oral contraceptives on the thromboelastogram.


Clearance and metabolism of mepivacaine in the human neonate.


Effect of pindolol, a beta receptor antagonist, in hyperthyroidism.


Decreased clinical efficacy of propoxyphene in cigarette smokers.


Indoleamine metabolites in the cerebrospinal fluid of depressed patients before and during treatment with nortriptyline.


Oral contraceptives and the red blood cell.


Bioavailability of potassium from a slow-release tablet.


Pharmacokinetics of guanazole in man.

Pharmacokinetics of guanazole in man.


Clinical biostatistics. XX. The epidemiologic trohoc, the ablative risk ratio, and "retrospective" research.


Time-courses of LH and FSH release after mating in the female rabbit.


Partial purification of parathyroid hormone from chicken parathyroid glands.


Suppression of thymidine incorporation into the gastric mucosa of cortisone-treated rats: possible relation to glucocorticoid-induced gastric ulceration.


Role of thyrocalcitonin in restricting hypercalcemia in the golden hamster.


Effect of nicotine and nicotine metabolites on insulin secretion from rabbit pancreas pieces.


Plasma GH responses to hypothalamic, hippocampal and amygdaloid electrical stimulation: effects of variation in stimulus parameters and treatment with  -methyl-p-tyrosine ( -MT).


Appearance of amine-containing mast cells in the mouse thyroid induced by the human long-acting thyroid stimulator (LATS).


Iodinated compounds in the thyroids of the offspring of rats maintained on low-iodine diet.


Direct luteotropic action of estrogen in the hypophysectomized-hysterectomized rat.


Metabolic clearance rates and secretion rates of prolactin in sheep.


Effects of hypothalamic deafferentation on circulating levels of LH, FSH, prolactin and testosterone in the male rat.


Unilateral reduction of ovulations following selective ovarian x-irradiation.


Apparent relation of metabolites of progesterone to progesterone activity: 16 -hydroxyprogesterone antagonism in the uterine stromal nuclei of the mouse.


Serum prolactin during various physiological states and its relationship to milk production in the bovine.


Serum luteinizing hormone, prolactin and progesterone levels during pregnancy in the rat.


Induction of a LATS-like response by thyroglobulin in the McKenzie assay system.


Localization in hypothalamus of increased incorporation of 3H cytidine into RNA in response to oral hypertonic saline.


Retinal and pineal hydroxyindole-O-methyl transferases in the rat: changes following cervical sympathectomy, pinealectomy or blinding.


Inhibition of crop sac growth by dexamethasone in ring doves (Streptopelia risoria).


Ocular protein alterations by near UV light.


Aqueous humor dynamics: a mathematical approach to measurement of facility, pseudofacility, capillary pressure, active secretion and X c .


Delta crystallin synthesis during chick lens differentiation.


Aqueous humor dynamics: experimental studies.


Proliferation of corneal epithelium induced by epidermal growth factor.


The calibration and evaluation of a hand held tonometer as a means of measuring the introcular pressure in the conscious rabbit.


Choline acetyltransferase in corneal epithilium.


Electrical activity of the isolated cephalopod retina: an equivalent circuit model.


The mechanism of aqueous outflow in birds. I. An ultrastructural study of normal eyes.


The mechanism of aqueous outflow in birds. II. An ultrastructural study of perfused eyes.


Pastoral education programs for community clergy.


American Medicorp's materials management system.


A dialogue on the directives.

A dialogue on the directives.


Challenges facing sponsoring groups.

Challenges facing sponsoring groups.


Hospital labor costs and manpower utilization.


The effect of Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act on employment selection techniques.


The abortion ruling: analysis & prognosis.


Ethambutol and isoniazid in the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis.


Ethionamide, pyrazinamide and cycloserine in drug resistant cases.


Editorial. Drugs for the treatment of tuberculosis.


Resectional surgery in pulmonary tuberculosis: results and observations in Armed Forces.


Intermittent chemotherapy in pulmonary tuberculosis with ethambutol and isoniazid.


Liver in pulmonary tuberculosis.

Liver in pulmonary tuberculosis.


Prevention of post-operative deep venous thrombosis and pulmonary embolism.


Pulmonary embolism.

Pulmonary embolism.


Tuberculosis in tracheal bronchus.

Tuberculosis in tracheal bronchus.


Traumatic diaphragmatic herniation of spleen: a case report.


Unusual form of congenital eventration of diaphragm.


Simultaneous characterization of free Candida antigens and Candida precipitins in a patient's serum by means of crossed immunoelectrophoresis with intermidiate gel.


Liquid scintillation technique for the determination of DNA synthesis of lymphocytes cultured in plastic vessels.


A comparison of the activation of thymus and lymph-node cells by concanavalin-A and phytohaemagglutinin. Effects of complement.


In vitro stimulation of murine spleen cells using a microculture system and a multiple automated sample harvester.


Pharmacokinetics, toleration, and safety of indanyl carbenicillin in man.


The treatment of urinary-tract infections with an oral carbenicillin.


Comparison of carbenicillin indanyl sodium, ampicillin, and cephaloglycin in treatment of urinary-tract infection.


The current status of parenteral carbenicillin.


Pharmacology of carbenicillin indanyl sodium in renal insufficiency.


Information-processing differences in repressors and sensitizers.


Uncertainty in first encounters.

Uncertainty in first encounters.


Interpersonal effects of interpersonal behavior.


A social psychology of marijuana use: longitudinal studies of high school and college youth.


Internal-external control and its relationship to attitude change under different social influence techniques.


Experimentally induced changes in moral opinions and reasoning.


Self-disclosure in isolated groups.

Self-disclosure in isolated groups.


Effects of different forms of filmed aggression on children's constructive and destructive play.


Dimensional responding and affective involvement effects on categorization complexity.


The role of perceived versus actual attack in human physical aggression.


Body movements and the verbal encoding of aggressive affect.


Personality variables associated with cigarette smoking.


A long term experience with vasectomy.

A long term experience with vasectomy.


Thermodynamics of the helix--coil transition of polypeptides in binary solvent systems.


Private practice experience with intrauterine contraceptive devices.


An in-depth study of vasectomized men in Latin America: a preliminary report. 172 men from the urban areas of Bogota and Cali, Colombia and 77 men from the urban area of San Jose, Costa Rica who had received vasectomies in 1971 were interviewed between January and March 1972 to determine characteristics of acceptors  and their attitudes prior to and following the vasectomy.  The men were between 30 and 44 years old, married, with an average of 5.7 children, mostly Roman Catholic (77.5%).  75.4% had completed primary school; 36.5% were specialized workers and craftsmen; 20.5% were unskilled or manual laborers.  41.8% learned about vasectomy through the mass media.  Most men were satisfied with all aspects of the operation, convalescence, sexual and social relations after the vasectomy, and post emotional state and physical health.  98% said they would have the operation over again; 68.6% said the vasectomy had made a positive difference in their lives.  When adequate information is available, some Latin American men do choose vasectomy (contradicting their stereotyped image of machismo and the presumed influence of the Catholic Church).  Mass media and the influence of satisfied vasectomized males shape attitudes towards vasectomy in Latin America.


The effect of copper on loop A.

The effect of copper on loop A.


Florida's five-year experience with the double-coil IUD.


Sterilization by culdoscopy.

Sterilization by culdoscopy. Culdoscopic sterilization, a simplified method of tubal ligation enables a direct and less traumatic approach to the tubes.  The procedure requires only local anesthesia, the culdoscope, and hemoclips and is so short that the patient can return to normal activities the same day.  Complications have been known to occur, but they have been few and are preventable.  Of 1112 reported procedures there have been 9 failures and 3 pregnancies.  Culdoscopic sterilization is probably best suited to well-trained physicians who perform large numbers of female sterilizations.


Steroid contraception and dysplasia of the cervix: an interim report.


A Latin American field trial with a once-a-month oral contraceptive.


Injectable medroxyprogesterone acetate contraception: metabolic and endocrine effects.


Teacher training in sex education.

Teacher training in sex education.


Evaluation of d-norgestrel 1.0 mg in cyclic regimen. 111 women took a total of 584 cycles of 1.0 mg norgestrel for 21 days out of a 28 day cycle, in a trial of a low-dose progestin-only oral contraceptive, intended to avoid the side effects of estrogen and the menstrual irregularity of  mini-pills.  This study followed an 18 month blind trial of norgestrel, .5, 1.0 and 1.5 mg in 100 patients, which found the 1.0 mg dose most suitable.  33.6% of these subjects had used pills within the last 90 days, and all were private patients of the Western Gynecological and Obstetrical Clinic, Inc.  97.7% of menstrual cycles before, and 81% during the trial were 21-35 days in length; the mean cycle length was 28.8 days before, and 29.0 days during treatment.  Menses lasted a mean of 4.8 days before and 5.6 days during norgestrel.  Menstrual flow became lighter in most, but breakthrough bleeding increased from 1.8% to 10%, spotting from 6.3% to 30.7%, and amenorrhea from 4.5% to 11.1%.  Dropouts included 10 for bleeding, 5 for weight gain, 3 for acne, and 1 each for edema, generalized somatic complaints, irritability, depression and decreased libido.  One pregnancy resulted from patient failure.  The authors concluded that, except for the "fastidious," most women should not object to this degree of irregular bleeding, once it becomes "individualized."


There ought to be a place, really.

There ought to be a place, really.


Some legal aspects of semen storage and family planning programs.


Gradients in religious attitudes toward family planning.


Lithium carbonate in the ambulatory, chronically psychotic patient.


Nitrofurantoin macrocrystals in the treatment of simple cystitis in women.


Recognition of curable forms of hypertension.


Trigeminal neuralgia. Vanderbilt University Hospital.


The use of radioactive xenon gas in nuclear medicine. I. Regional pulmonary function studies.


Health goals and policies.

Health goals and policies.


The clinical usefulness of isoenzyme determinations.


Comprehensive health planning.

Comprehensive health planning.


New treatments for sickle cell disease.

New treatments for sickle cell disease.


The most hostile, hostila witness--the doctor.


Overlap between allergy and psychiatry.

Overlap between allergy and psychiatry.


Evaluation of the patient with abdominal trauma. I.


Alcohol or drug withdrawal in emergencies.


Surgical treatment of early breast cancer. This brief review defines the various surgical procedures for breast cancer, which are under dispute by laymen and some surgeons, because of lack of controlled comparative studies and differences in classification of stages of breast cancer.  The simplest procedure, tylectomy or lumpectomy, consists of resection of the local lesion only.  Simple mastectomy refers to removal of the involved mammary gland and pectoral fascia, perhaps with some easily accessible lymph nodes.  Modified radical mastectomy consists of total mastectomy with dissection of the axillary contents.  Radical mastectomy, the classical Halsted operation, is removal of breast, subcutaneous tissues, pectoral muscles, axillary contents, followed by skin graft.  The extended radical mastectomy also involves resection of parasternal lymph nodes and supraclavicular tissues.  For metastases, some physicians prefer irradiation, some chemotherapy and some ovariectomy with hormone therapy.  2 comparative studies cited show no difference in survival rates between radical mastectomy and radical mastectomy with irradiation or between radical mastectomy with irradiation and wide local excision with irradiation.


The parallel obstetrical forceps: reducing injuries during delivery. I.


Tuberculin-negative tuberculosis.

Tuberculin-negative tuberculosis.


Medical testimony in a case of trauma and nymphomania (AKA "San Francisco cable car case"), showing the cross-examination of the defendant's neuropsychiatrist by the plaintiff's lawyer. III.


Motivation at Many Farms.

Motivation at Many Farms.


Spay clinics: the other side of the story.


Dimetridazole for treatment and prevention of swine dysentery.


Acute hypocalcemia in horses.

Acute hypocalcemia in horses.


Evolution of enzyme regulator sites: evidence for partial gene duplication from amino-acid sequence of bovine glutamate dehydrogenase.


Cyclophosphamide: induction of superovulation in rats.


Magnetic resonance studies of deoxyribonucleoprotein.


Effect of multiparity on human maternal hypersensitivity to foetal antigen.


Tryptophan excited states and cataracts in the human lens.


Indices of discriminability.

Indices of discriminability.


Feature detectors and vernier acuity.

Feature detectors and vernier acuity.


Transition probability and dichotic listening.


Effects of marijuana and tobacco smoke on human lung physiology.


Epidermal lesions in Irish Sea flatfish.


The compounding effects of infrared and ultraviolet irradiation upon normal human skin.


Sulphydryl inhibition by ethyl 2-(substituted benzylidene)-3-oxo-2,3,4,5-tetrahydrothiophene-4-carboxylates.


The physical therapy program after an immediate semirigid dressing and temporary below-knee prosthesis.


Assistant utilization. A pilot study.

Assistant utilization. A pilot study.


American physical therapists in Kenya.

American physical therapists in Kenya.


Integrating physical therapy into a cerebral palsy early education program.


Variations in diaphragmatic breathing.

Variations in diaphragmatic breathing.


Portable aircraft hand controls.

Portable aircraft hand controls.


Wagon handle wheelchair tow.

Wagon handle wheelchair tow.


Graduate programs for physical therapists.


Modified foot cradles for decubitus ulcers to permit weight bearing.


To the editor. Huzzahs minus one for Snyder and Forward: comparison of knee flexion and extension in the diagonal and sagittal planes.


To the editor. Comments on Synder-Forward article: comparison of knee flexion and extension in the diagonal and sagittal planes.


To the editor. Comparison of knee flexion and extension in the diagonal and sagittal planes: Miss Snyder and Dr. Forward reply.


To the editor. More comments on Snyder-Forward article: comparison of knee flexion and extension in the diagonal and sagittal planes.


Statistical inference in physical therapy literature.


6-(4-Methyl-1-piperazinyl)morphanthridine (Perlapine), a new tricyclic compound with sedative and sleep-promoting properties. A pharmacological study.


Factors governing the vulnerability of DRL operant performance to the effects of ethanol.


Stab wounds of the abdomen.

Stab wounds of the abdomen.


Serum lipoprotein patterns in Bantu and Indian patients with nephrotic syndrome.


Aspects of ethrane anaesthesia.

Aspects of ethrane anaesthesia.


The current status of permanent artificial pacing.


Werner's syndrome: clinical features and cataract surgery.


Pancreatic ascites.

Pancreatic ascites.


Idiopathic cardiomyopathy: with particular reference to findings in Africa.


Ambulance services and modern medicine. A review in the light of newer concepts.


Adenoma of the nipple in a male.

Adenoma of the nipple in a male.


Di-2-ethylhexyl phthalate, a plasticizer contaminant of platelet concentrates.


Quinidine hemolytic anemia in the absence of thrombocytopenia in a patient with hemoglobin D.


Red blood cell transfusion.

Red blood cell transfusion.


Studies of platelet concentrates stored at 22 C nad 4 C.


Albumin and hydroxy-ethyl starch in the cryopreservation of red cells--an in vitro study.


Preservation of red blood cell 2,3-diphosphoglycerate in stored blood containing dihydrozyacetone.


Study of 2-aminothiazoline formation during transformation of S-(2-aminoethyl)-isothiourea.


Benign familial recurrent intrahepatic cholestasis.


Localized giant pseudopolyposis. A complication of granulomatous colitis.


Pathologic findings from intestinal biopsy specimens in human cholera.


Gastric cancer--increased frequency in patients with achlorhydria.


Gastric ulcers due to the intake of potassium chloride.


Discriminant analysis of data in ulcer and nonulcer populations.


Effects of alcohol on active transport in the rat stomach.


Control of intrinsic factor secretion in rats. Relation of vitamin B 12  deficiency and gastric hormonal secretion.


Aeromonas septicemia from hepatobiliary disease.


Budd-Chiari syndrome due to leiomyosarcoma of the inferior vena cava.


IgA concentration.

IgA concentration.


Light chain proteinuria and humoral immunoincompetence in tuberculous patients treated with rifampin.


Familial variation of leukocyte lysosomal protease and serum   1 -antitrypsin as determinants in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.


A comparison of conventional spirometric tests and the test of closing volume in an emphysema screening center.


Predicted values for closing volumes using a modified single breath nitrogen test.


Factors related to serum and secretory immunoglobulin concentrations in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.


Relative value of various spirometric tests in the early detection of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.


Regional defense mechanisms of the guinea pig lung.


The paradoxical skin response in sarcoidosis. A hypothesis.


Nebulizer contamination in a burn unit.

Nebulizer contamination in a burn unit.


Arterial blood gas tensions and lung function during acute responses to hemp dust.


Alveolar carbon dioxide and airway resistance in patients with postexercise bronchospasm.


Familial pulmonary histiocytosis-X.

Familial pulmonary histiocytosis-X.


Myxedema coma with respiratory failure.

Myxedema coma with respiratory failure.


Hypoxia and hypercapnia caused by respiratory compensation for metabolic alkalosis.


Vertebral osteomyelitis due to Mycobacterium kansasii.


Routine follow-up of inactive tuberculosis, a practice to be abandoned.


Evaluating the need for periodic recall and re-examination of patients with inactive pulmonary tuberculosis.


Pulmonary function in miliary tuberculosis.


Relative sensitivity of maximal expiratory flow-volume curves using spirometer versus body plethysmograph to detect mild airway obstruction.


Reproducibility of the rebreathing carbon dioxide response test using an improved method.


"Silent" empyema in patients receiving corticosteroids.


Effects of isoproterenol on distribution of ventilation and perfusion in asthma.


Tuberculin negative tuberculosis.

Tuberculin negative tuberculosis.


Survey of professional manpower in pulmonary diseases.


The tuberculin skin test.

The tuberculin skin test.


Pulmonary function studies in patients with upper airway obstruction.


Lipid biosynthesis in human lymphocytes: a note on the effect of antilymphocytic globulin (ALG).


Tracheostomy and artificial ventilation in the treatment of acute exacerbations of chronic respiratory disease.


The diagnosis of atrophic gastritis.

The diagnosis of atrophic gastritis.


Screening of hypertensive heart disease by mass radiophotography.


On the fatty acid biosynthesis in unstimulated and PHA-stimulated human thoracic duct lymphocytes.


Comparison of clinical findings in patients with hyperglyceridaemia and familial hypercholesterolaemia.


Structure-activity relations. 3. Bronchodilator activity of substituted 6-thioxanthines.


Effect of protein deficiency on the inducibility of the hepatic microsomal drug-metabolizing enzyme system. I. Effect on substrate interaction with cytochrome P-450.


Effects of monovalent cations and insulin on glucose metabolism of the isolated rat diaphragm.


Inhibition of cholinesterase and acetylcholinesterase in vitro by butyrophenone neuroleptics.


Increased antitumour activity of chlorambucil following pretreatment with inducers of drug-metabolizing enzymes.


Studies of the mechanisms of metabolism of diethyl p-nitrophenyl phosphorothionate (parathion) by rabbit liver microsomes.


Characteristics of D-lysergic acid diethylamide binding to subcellular fractions derived from rat brain.


Potentiation of barbiturate hypnosis by 5-diazoimidazole-4-carboxamide and its derivatives.


Effect of persantin on nucleoside metabolism of the perfused rabbit heart.


The influence of nearest-neighboring amino acid residues on aspects of secondary structure of proteins. Attempts to locate  -helices and  -sheets.


Polynucleotides. XI. Thermodynamics of (A) N -2(U) infinity from the dependence of T m  N  on oligomer length.


A temperature-jump kinetic study of the binding of proflavine to poly I-poly C.


The vibrational spectra and structure of poly(rA-rU)-poly(rA-rU).


Unit fibril models derived from the molecular topography of collagen.


Conformational changes of polypeptides in intense electric fields.


Effect of residual side chain blocking groups and side chain charge on polypeptide conformation in aqueous solution.


Electrostatic interactions in polyglutamic acid.


Anomalies in sedimentation. I. Stability theory of sedimenting entanglements in the "tight-bending" limit.


Anomalies in sedimentation. II. Testing the entanglement hypothesis.


Anomalies in sedimentation. 3. A model for the inherent instability of solutions of very large particles in high centrifugal fields.


A proton magnetic relaxation study of human ferrihaemoglobin in aqueous salt solutions.


Interaction of poly- ,L-glutamic acid with acridine orange.


Far-infrared spectra of sequential polypeptides with  -helical and polyglycine II structures.


Interpretation of the solubilities of mixtures of  -lactoglobulins A and B.


Solid-state conformation of poly-(1-benzyl)-L-histidine by X-ray.


X-ray studies on the conformation of poly-N   -carbobenzoxy-L- , -diaminobutyric acid and poly-N   -carbobenzoxy-L-ornithine.


Prevention of pulmonary embolism.

Prevention of pulmonary embolism.


Treatment of depression in general practice. With the co-operation of the family doctors in five selected urban general practices the general-practitioner treatment of 73 patients suffering from a new episode of depressive illness was evaluated over a period of four months. The purpose was to test the belief that general practitioners are best fitted to manage most psychological ailments, and depression was chosen as the psychiatric illness most commonly seen in general practice. Medication was the principal treatment offered, and this was often inadequate in dosage or the patient defaulted. Drug defaulting was thought to be due partly to failure of supervision and follow-up and to too low a consultation rate. The low consultation rate was also thought to explain why few patients thought there was a therapeutic value in the doctor-patient relationship. The results of the study indicate that patients with depressive illness do not receive the best treatment in general practice. The reasons are several and responsibility must be shared by the medical practitioners, the current system of the general practice, and the patients themselves.


Lead in bones and drinking water in towns with hard and soft water. In two comparable series of medicolegal necropsies the lead content of ribs was found to be much higher in three soft water than in three hard water towns in England and Wales. Fourteen out of 96 "overnight" tap water samples from five soft water and five hard water towns in England and Wales and from Glasgow (soft water) had lead concentrations of over 0.1 p.p.m.; values over 0.3 p.p.m. were found only in Glasgow. The possible relevance of the findings to the association of cardiovascular disease and soft drinking water is discussed.


Hypoxic changes in conducting tissue of the heart in sudden death in infancy syndrome. In a group of 50 sudden unexpected infant deaths serial sectioning of the hearts has revealed in 11 cases the presence of petechial haemorrhages in the region of the sinus node and internodal conducting tissue tracts. It is suggested that these findings indicate myocardial hypoxia and that such disturbance of the conducting system may well account for a failure to survive in the sudden death in infancy syndrome.


Automatic transmission vehicle injuries. Four drivers sustained severe injuries when run down by their own automatic cars while adjusting the carburettor or throttle linkages. The transmission had been left in the "Drive" position and the engine was idling. This accident is easily avoidable.


Apparent penicillin-induced arrest of mature bone marrow elements.


Case of cryptoccosis of spine.

Case of cryptoccosis of spine.


Intracranial aneurysms.

Intracranial aneurysms. A reappraisal of case histories of patients with ruptured intracranial aneurysms emphasized the importance of clinically recognizing severe spasm that contraindicates early angiography and large cerebral haematomas that require immediate evacuation. Observation from the day of haemorrhage is important; most recurrent episodes with cerebral signs in the first 10 days were due to spasm; haemorrhage was more common during the following two weeks. In many attacks the signs were not sufficiently distinctive for diagnosis of spasm or haematoma.


Thyroxine "addicts".

Thyroxine "addicts". Four patients are described who were surreptitiously taking thyroxine-containing tablets. In two cases this caused considerable diagnostic problems. The diagnosis should be considered in patients with clinical features of hyperthyroidism (but without goitres or proptosis), who appear psychiatrically abnormal and whose thyroid function tests show conflicting results.


Synergistic bacterial gangrene.

Synergistic bacterial gangrene.


Thalassaemia in Cyprus.

Thalassaemia in Cyprus. Frequencies of the thalassaemias in Cyprus were examined by a survey of hospital inpatients and haematological investigations of adult and newborn population samples. The data indicate that 15% of the Greek and Turkish Cypriots are carriers of beta-thalassaemia genes, while 10% of the population carry alpha-thalassaemia genes. These are the highest frequencies of thalassaemia genes found today in any Caucasian population.


Free contraception.

Free contraception.


Serum alkaline phosphatase and rickets.

Serum alkaline phosphatase and rickets.


An Academy of Medicine.

An Academy of Medicine.


Handling the hijacker.

Handling the hijacker.


Professional advice after 1974.

Professional advice after 1974.


Abuse of fenfluramine.

Abuse of fenfluramine.


Corticosteroids in neonatal hepatitis.

Corticosteroids in neonatal hepatitis.


The old and the cold.

The old and the cold.


Latent morbidity after abortion.

Latent morbidity after abortion.


Rifampicin and folate and vitamin B12 assays.


Metoclopramide and prochlorperazine in radiation sickness.


Löffler's syndrome.

Löffler's syndrome.


Orthopaedic trauma and plasma lipids.

Orthopaedic trauma and plasma lipids.


Gastroenteritis of infancy.

Gastroenteritis of infancy.


Pulmonary oedema in pulmonary thromboembolism.


Consultants.

Consultants.


Cleaner medicaments.

Cleaner medicaments.


Congenital tuberculosis successfully treated.


Malignant optic glioma of adulthood.

Malignant optic glioma of adulthood.


Arterial occlusions in the vertebro-basilar system. A study of 44 patients with post-mortem data.


Benign infantile spinal muscular atrophy. A prospective study.


Metabolic studies in subarachnoid haemorrhage and strokes. I. Serial changes in acid-base values in blood and cerebrospinal fluid.


Metabolic studies in subarachnoid haemorrhage and strokes. II. Serial changes in cerebrospinal fluid and plasma urea electrolytes and osmolality.


Apraxia and agraphia in a left-hander.

Apraxia and agraphia in a left-hander.


Experimental model of regeneration in the central nervous system. I. Synaptic changes.


Experimental model of regeneration in the central nervous system. II. The reaction of glia in the synaptic zone.


Disorder of interneurons in Parkinsonism. The orbicularis oculi reflex to paired stimuli.


Vagally-mediated reflex bronchoconstriction in allergic asthma.


A neurovisceral storage disease with vertical supranuclear ophthalmoplegia, and its relationship to Niemann-Pick disease. A report of nine patients.


The effects of broncholdilators on the distribution of ventilation and perfusion in asthma.


Studies on responses to adrenocorticosteroid therapy in bronchial asthma.


New Orleans epidemic asthma: semiquantitative aerometric sampling, epidemiologic and immunologic studies.


Asthma induced by adrenergic aerosols.

Asthma induced by adrenergic aerosols.


Asthma mortality: a possible explanation of international variations.


Some studies of tracheobronchial clearance in man.


New method of studying clearance topographically form airways of different calibers in man.


Relation between pulmonary arterial pressure and pleural pressure during the acute asthmatic attack.


Site of airway obstruction in asthma.

Site of airway obstruction in asthma.


Closing volume as a simple, sensitive test for the detection of peripheral airway disease.


Reversible small airway obstruction associated with cigarette smoking.


Reduction in peripheral airway resistance in excised emphysematous lungs.


Analysis of the forced expiratory maneuver.


Physiologic aspects of exercise-induced asthma.


Noisy breathing.

Noisy breathing.


Effects of hypoxia and high alveolar pressures on the pulmonary microcirculation.


Association of viral and bacterial respiratory infection with exacerbations of wheezing in young asthmatic children.


Electron microscopic localization of antigen in experimental bronchoconstriction in guinea pigs.


Counterelectrophoresis as a rapid method for the detection of Aspergillus precipitins in pulmonary disease.


Cell mediated (type IV) hypersensitivity in experimental hypersensitivity pneumonitis.


Bronchial mucous secretions--introduction.


Physico-chemical properties of sputum in reversible airways obstruction.


Relationship of physical sputum characteristics and ventilatory capacity in chronic bronchial disease.


Biochemical characteristics affecting the consistency of bronchial secretions.


Bronchopulmonary lavage in bronchial asthma.


Asthma without wheezing.

Asthma without wheezing.


Disease of small airways, with particular reference to lesions found in asymptomatic chronic bronchitis without emphysema.


Relationship between ischemic bronchiolitis and pulmonary blood flow.


Lesions resembling centrilobular emphysema induced in rats by exposure to aerosolized solutions of cadmium chloride.


Application of optimum linear filter theory to the detection of cortical signals preceding facial movement in cat.


Differential effects of central verses peripheral vision on egocentric and exocentric motion perception.


Cortical lesions and somesthesis in rats: effects of training and overtraining prior to surgery.


Evidence for axonal transport of RNA in mammalian neurons.


Spread of mono- and polysynaptic connections within cat's motor cortex.


Influence of synchronized sleep upon spontaneous and induced discharges of single units in visual system.


Hydatid cyst in rare sites: kidney, retroperitoneum and thigh.


Adenocarcinoma of the testis in a child of 3 years.


Rhythmic myoclonus of spinal origin.

Rhythmic myoclonus of spinal origin.


Urethral rhinosporidiosis. Report of two cases with a brief review.


Hypercalcemic crisis: diagnosis and treatment.


Comparative evaluation of two simple methods of estimation of serum lactic dehydrogenase in the diagnosis of myocardial infarction.