Guidelines for organization of critical care units.


Time-oriented patient records and a computer databank.


BCG vaccination and leukemia mortality.

BCG vaccination and leukemia mortality.


"Fallen fontanelle" (caida de Mollera). A variant of the battered child syndrome.


Eternal vigilance--the price of liberty.


Anuria and acute tubular necrosis associated with gentamicin and cephalothin.


The autopsy.

The autopsy.


Goodpasture's syndrome and exposure to solvents.


Cerebral involvement in juvenile rheumatoid arthritis.


Drug-induced lupus.

Drug-induced lupus.


CDC program for diagnosis of gonorrhea.

CDC program for diagnosis of gonorrhea.


Possible renal complications of acupuncture.


Pulmonary infarction with chickenpox.

Pulmonary infarction with chickenpox.


Recent decisions on unnecessary surgery.


Chronic draining fistula of the chin.

Chronic draining fistula of the chin.


VD: is society willing to meet the price of realistic legislation? A significant question at this time is whether there is any rationale for venereal disease (VD) legislation and legislation for all communicable diseases.  VD legislation, to be effective, needs to reflect the causes of the spread of the disease.  The causes would appear to rest on an increase in sexual activity and indiscriminate sexual activity among vast numbers of people throughout the world rather than an increase in the activity of the disease itself.  Causes include increased population mobility and migration, urbanization, higher birthrates increasing the youthful and most sexually active part of the population, the discarding of traditional values, the removal of the fear of pregnancy by modern contraceptives, and a lack of knowledge concerning the nature of VD.  Early legislation tried to control at least 1 cause of the spread of VD, i.e., prostitution.  Legislation was also directed against homosexuality.  1 method of attacking indiscriminate sexual activity was to legislate against advertisements for curing VD.  Legislation has also attempted to control individuals infected by making it an offense to communicate VD.  The Criminal Code of Canada and VD regulations throughout the world are illustrative of such efforts.  There has been no success in gaining convictions.  Clearly, private activities cannot be controlled by law, but a legislative requirement for a premarital examination for VD is realistic since marriage is a public act.  To combat the majority of cases, most jurisdictions have chosen compulsory reporting, tracing of contact, and control--all by force of law.  Legislation varies from country to country as to what information is reported, to whom and under what conditions, but the basic system in those countries which employ a compulsory contract tracing system is the same in that to a large degree it depends for its success on the private physician.  Legislation fails because it has tried to force the private physician to be a public officer.  Unrealistic legislation is useless, and it can lull society into a false sense of security.  Society must ask itself whether it is willing to pay the price of realistic legislation which has the possiblity of being effective.  Measures that will increase the number of cases brought to treatment are identified.


Differential diagnosis of chronic diarrhea in cattle.


Hematoxylin-DMSO mixture as an anti-tumor agent in mice.


Effect of various concentrations of formalin on the bacterial flora of milk and growth of some species.


Sarcoma of the gall-bladder.

Sarcoma of the gall-bladder.


Incidence of pulmonary diseases among wool workers.


[The flea fauna of Iran. XII. A new species of the genus Coptopsylla Jordan and Rothschild, 1908 (I) (Siphonaptera: Coptopsyllidae)].


What is your diagnosis?

What is your diagnosis?


Graves' disease--1972.

Graves' disease--1972.


Autoregulation of the thyroid. Response to iodide excess and depletion.


The pathogenesis of Graves' disease. A disorder of delayed hypersensitivity?


The impact of technology on clinical practice in Graves' disease.


Genetics of Graves' disease.

Genetics of Graves' disease.


The use of lithium in Graves' disease.

The use of lithium in Graves' disease.


Radioisotope studies of pulmonary haemodynamics in pneumoconiosis.


Iron fortified milks and iron reserves in infancy.


Public health in Ohio.

Public health in Ohio.


Lactobezoar.

Lactobezoar.


Distribution pattern of milk-clotting and proteolytic activities in some fungi.


Induction of abortion by intravenous infusions of prostaglandin F 2  .


Unilateral proptosis due to orbital pseudotumor in a patient with Hashimoto's thyroiditis.


Sideropenic dysphagia, Hashimoto's thyroiditis and chronic gastritis.


Development of peroxisomes in granular pneumocytes during pre- and postnatal growth.


Treatment of mycotic aneurysms.

Treatment of mycotic aneurysms.


Radiostrontium in milk, January-December 1971.


Section I. Milk and food. Milk surveillance, July 1972.


External cardiac massage as a method of treatment of neonatal asphyxia. A cineangiographic study in the piglet.


New compression tests in glaucoma. 1. Simplified bulbar pressure technique and biomicroscopical compression test.


Defective dissociation of accommodation and convergence in dyslectic children.


Systemic steroids and ocular fluid dynamics. I. Analysis of the sample as a whole. Influence of dosage and duration of therapy.


Systemic steroids and ocular fluid dynamics. II. Systemic versus topical steroids.


Studies on the ocular pulse pressure wave in human, dog, and rabbit eyes with a pneumatic tonometer.


Congenital pit of the optic nerve head associated with serous detachment of the macula.


Recordings of applanating force at constant intraocular pressure. I. Basic principle and apparatus description.


Systemic steroids and ocular fluid dynamics. 3. The genetic nature of the ocular response and its different levels.


On the oscillatory potentials of the human electroretinogram in light and dark adaptation. I. Thresholds and relation to stimulus intensity on adaptation to short flashes of light. A Fourier analysis.


Pollen extracts.

Pollen extracts.


Surfactant secretion and respiratory distress syndromes.


P.H.L.S. Monographs.

P.H.L.S. Monographs.


"Regulation of biological products".

"Regulation of biological products".


Milk surveillance, August 1972.

Milk surveillance, August 1972.


Milk surveillance programs, January-March 1972.


Exocrine pancreas function in premature and full term neonates.


Venereal disease in proctology.

Venereal disease in proctology.


The amino acid sequence of protein SCMK-B2C from the high-sulphur fraction of wool keratin. 1. The amino acid sequence of a protein from the reduced and carboxymethylated high-sulphur fraction of wool has been determined. 2. The sequence of this S-carboxymethylkerateine (SCMK-B2C) of 151 amino acid residues displays much internal homology and an unusual residue distribution. Thus a ten-residue sequence occurs four times near the N-terminus and five times near the C-terminus with few changes. These regions contain much of the molecule's half-cystine, whereas between them there is a region of 19 residues that are mainly small and devoid of cystine and proline. 3. Certain models of the wool fibre based on its mechanical and physical properties propose a matrix of small compact globular units linked together to form beaded chains. The unusual distribution of the component residues of protein SCMK-B2C suggests structures in the wool-fibre matrix compatible with certain features of the proposed models.


Intrathecal gentamicin.

Intrathecal gentamicin.


Phenobarbital effects on cyclophosphamide pharmacokinetics in man.


The health of American Indian children.

The health of American Indian children.


Studies on the morphological changes of artery caused by exudation--initial changes of arteritis.


Studies on the morphological changes of the large vein with hyaluronidase administration.


Initial changes of leukemia in rats fed 2,7-diacetylaminofluorene.


Drug-induced generalized phospholipidosis.


Argyrophil cell carcinoid of the stomach--a light- and electron-microscopic observation.


Rhabdomyosarcoma of the esophagus--a case report with sarcoid-like lesions in its draining lymph nodes and the spleen.


"Mammalian cellulose disease" ("Watafuki" disease)--a specific granulation tissue in conjunctiva producing cellulose.


Pharmacological analysis of the iridoid oleuropein.


Effect of buformin on fibrinolytic activity in rheumatoid arthritis.


Action of tissue respiration stimulating agent Solcoseryl on experimental gastric ulcer, myocardial injury and organ weight of foetus.


On the interaction of various drugs with synthetic materials used in pharmacological apparatus.


The effect of propranolol and alprenolol on spontaneous motility of mice.


Thin-layer chromatographic assay of phenethylamine content of the rat brain and its changes after reserpine and imipramine administration.


Eye movements during perception of pictures in chronic schizophrenia.


EEG abnormality in Fisher's syndrome.

EEG abnormality in Fisher's syndrome.


A case with atrophy and diffuse sclerosis of the cerebral white matter.


Clinical and pathological studies of myoclonus epilepsy.


Characteristics in emotional behavior of the rat with bilateral olfactory bulb ablations.


Metabolism of  131 I-chinoform in the rats treated with allergic nephro-nephritis. An experimental study in relation to SMON.


Effects of psychotropic drugs on emotional behavior in rats with limbic lesions, with special reference to olfactory bulb ablations.


Food and drug administration.

Food and drug administration.


Surface spreading of lung alveolar surfactant.


Localizations and biological activities of HCG fractions in rat organs.


Effects of exogenous progesterone on the ovarian progestin secretion and plasma LH and prolactin levels in cyclic rats.


Electrical stimulation of the brain on gonadotropin secretion in the female prepuberal rat.


A possible role of the hippocampus and the amygdala in the androgenized rat: effect of electrical or electrochemical stimulation of the brain on gonadotropin secretion.


Cytochemical localization of peroxidase in the follicular cells of pig thyroid gland.


Occurrence of papillary carcinoma in hyperfunctioning thyroid nodule. Report of a case.


Effect of 5 -dihydrotestosterone on differentiation of masculine pattern of the brain in the rat.


An evidence for the decrease of body muscle mass due to ageing by means of height, weight and upper arm circumference measurements.


An evidence for the decrease of body muscle mass due to thyrotoxicosis and long term steroid therapy by means of height, weight and upper arm circumference measurements.


Subthreshold chest wall stimulation in the management of digitalis intoxication in patients wearing ventricular-inhibited demand pacemaker.


Atrial fibrillation: a study based on a fixed adult population and prediction by prefibrillatory electrocardiographic findings.


Cardiovascular lesions in the selectively-bred group of spontaneously hypertensive rats with severe hypertension.


Follow up study of congenital heart disease.


Natural history of ventricular septal defect.


The natural history of neonates with congenital cardiovascular anomalies.


The natural history of adult congenital heart disease.


Natural history of congenital heart disease--pathologic anatomic aspects.


Physician reporting of venereal disease in Ceylon.


Inhibition of bilirubin conjugation in rat liver slices by free fatty acids, with relevance to the problem of breast milk jaundice.


Socio-medical characteristics of patients attending a V.D. clinic and the circumstances of infection. A study to examine the social characteristics of 1753 patients attending a venereal disease (VD) clinic in Belfast in 1969 was undertaken.  Information was also sought on the circumstances in which infection took place.  Only 24% of the patients were diagnosed as having statutory VD (syphilis, gonorrhea, or chancroid).  The peak incidence of cases was found in the 20-34 year age group, approximately 2/3 of the patients.  Men were more likely to be single than the women.  2/3 of the men and 3/4 of the women lived with their parents or their spouse.  The high proportion of married women reflects that many came to the clinic as secondary contacts.  Sailors constituted an important group of male patients.  Diagnosis varied with social class:  men in social classes I and II were more likely to have nongonococcal urethritis (NGU) (the most common condition found in all male patients) than men in social classes III, IV, and V, who were more likely to have syphilis, gonorrhea, and "other conditions".  Women in social classes I and II were more likely to be free of infection than their counterparts in other classes.  For patients with gonorrhea, both married and single men were more likely to acquire the infection from a casual contact than their married and single female counterparts.  14 or 1.2% of the male patients admitted to possible homosexual source of infection.  The public house and dance hall were the most common meeting places and therefore it is suggested that information about VD be displayed in these places.  A majority of men reported consuming alcohol before intercourse.  For men, intercourse took place most frequently in the residence of the woman, in cars, or on the street; for women, their residence, residence of the man, or cars were most frequently mentioned.  Of the patients to whom the question was applicable, 16.9% of the men and .8% of the women indicated that a cash payment had been made.  Diagnosis varied with the use of a sheath.  Men who used a sheath were less likely to be diagnosed with syphilis or gonorrhea and more likely to not have an infection or have NGU.  From the 119 men with gonorrhea who could identify the source of contact, 45 women sought treatment from the clinic.  The study results suggest that there is a pool of promiscuous infected women who do not seek treatment, probably because they are unaware they have an infection, as suggested by results from other studies.  Persuading these women to come for treatment is an important step in controlling the spread of infection.


Joint study of extracranial arterial occlusion. VI. Racial differences in hospitalized patients with ischemic stroke.


Urine glucose analyses during continuous.


The hidden psychosis of open-heart surgery. With a note on the sense of awe.


Nephrotic syndrome in association with varicella.


Preventive medicine by risk factor analysis.


Serum thyroxine radioimmunoassay.

Serum thyroxine radioimmunoassay.


Assays for acid RNase activity in crude or partly purified cell fractions.


Meniscal reconstruction of the anterior cruciate ligament.


The effect of synovectomy on synovium and cartilage in early rheumatoid arthritis.


The structure of the meniscus of the human knee joint.


A biomedical library system for Minnesota.


Disappointment with triethers as markers for measuring triglyceride absorption in man. Glycerol triethers were tried as non-absorbable, oil-phase markers for indirectly measuring triglyceride absorption in the human proximal jejunum. Tritium labelled 1-hexadecyl-2, 3-didodecyl glycerol, or 1,2,3-trioleyl glycerol, or 1,2,3-tridecyl glycerol was dissolved in linseed oil and egg yolk lipids; an aqueous emulsion of the lipid mixture was infused into the stomach. Unexpectedly, postprandial jejunal contents contained proportionately less triether than triglyceride compared with the test meals. These triethers were found to separate from an aqueous phase at a faster rate than the triglyceride. This dissociation occurred in the stomach and thwarted quantification of triglyceride absorption by this test system.


Defeating the breathalyser.

Defeating the breathalyser.


A new concept for vitreous surgery. 3. Indications and results.


Weight gain and chemical changes in low birthweight infants after change from human milk to modified cow's milk.


Toxicological investigations on the tolerability of nifurtimox.


Embryotoxicity studies of nifurtimox in rats and mice and study of fertility and general reproductive performance.


Test for carcinogenicity of nifurtimox on oral and subcutaneous administration to rats.


Quantitative determination of nifurtimox in body fluids of rat, dog and man.


Some effects of anaesthetics on lung surfactant.


Intra-axonal transport and turnover of neurohypophysial hormones in the rat. 1. The specific radioactivities of isotopically pure oxytocin and vasopressin prepared from the neural lobe of the pituitary gland have been measured at various times after an intracisternal injection of [(3)H]tyrosine.2. Radioactive hormone began to appear in the gland 1-2 hr after the injection which suggests an intra-axonal transport velocity of 1-2 mm/hr.3. From 7 days onwards the specific radioactivity of each hormone declined exponentially with the same rate constant and a half-life of about 13 days.4. If the decline in radioactivity can be equated with the release of the hormones, the rates of secretion for the male rat in water balance are 18.7 m-u./day for oxytocin and 28.9 m-u./day for vasopressin.5. Calculation from the secretion rates gave steady-state plasma concentrations of about 3 muu./ml. for each hormone.


Digestion and utilization of cecally infused protein by the equine.


Pathogenesis of lymphoid neoplasia in cats and its relationship to immunologic cell pathways. I. Morphologic aspects.


Bovine leukosis: a comparative study of three haematological diagnostic keys in Chilean cattle.


Environmental influences in fertilization in vitro of periovarian and oviducal rabbit ova.


The effect of thiamine tetrahydrofurfuryldisulfide against potassium loss in isolated guinea-pig atria.


Feasibility of urokinase in the treatment of acute myocardial infarction.


An experimental study on the vascular lesions caused by disturbance of the vasa vasorum. 3. Influence of obstruction of the venous side of the vasa vasorum and the periaortic vein.


A case of acute phosphorus poisoning with various electrocardiographic changes.


Influence of trimetazidine on the inotropic action of strophanthin-G on guinea-pig atria in abnormal ion environments.


Hemodynamic correlation with phonocardiogram in aortic insufficiency.


Inhibitory action of propranolol and its stereoisomers on epinephrine-induced changes in electrocardiogram.


Two electronic devices for cinemicrography of living cells.


The biomicroscope and Vickers image splitting eyepiece applied to the diurnal variation in human central corneal thickness.


Benzoctamine and chlordiazepoxide in anxious outpatients: a collaborative study.


Photocoagulation therapy of diabetic retinopathy.


Copper in intrauterine contraceptive devices.


Observations on the therapeutic merit of thyroid radioablation for treatment of malignant exophthalmos.


Molluscum contagiosum venereum.

Molluscum contagiosum venereum.


Speech and language faults of schizophrenic children.


Child psychosis: a theoretical statement and its implications.


Enzyme histochemistry of experimental ovarian tumors in mice.


Locating events in space and time: experiments with autistic, blind, and deaf children.


Serum follicle stimulating hormone and luteinizing hormone levels in women of various endocrinological states.


The kinetics of the pituitary-gonadal system of albino rats during steroid treatment.


The effect of prostaglandin F2  and E1 on the electrical activity of the rabbit fallopian tube.


Imitation in autistic, early schizophrenic, and non-psychotic subnormal children.


Studies of the growth and cytogenetic properties of human endometrial adenocarcinoma in culture and its development into an established line.


Neurological dysfunction and childhood behavioral pathology.


Lactic acid production in milk and DNA homology relationships in the species Lactobacillus jugurt.


Carbohydrate malnutrition (carbohydrate deprivation syndrome). (Some clinical, biochemical and developmental aspects).


Determination of  5 -hydroxy-indolacetic-acid ( 5 -HIAA) in urine and nasal mucus in provoked allergic rhinitis.


In vitro transformation of peripheral human lymphocytes by an autologous malignant DNA.


The effect of oral terbutaline in asthma.


Lymphoreticular proliferative disease in mink homozygous for the Aleutian gene.


Lymphocyte transformation with thyroglobulin in thyroid diseases.


A method for demonstration of blocking antibodies in desensitized hay fever patients.


Comparison of the nasal mucosa response on challenge of house dust and mites (Dermatophagoides pteronyssinus) allergens.


Provocation of bronchial obstruction in bronchial asthma by dilute histamine aerosols.


Application of the lymphocyte transformation test (LTT) to the diagnosis of pollen allergy.


The prevalence of urticaria in the total population.


Successful resection of mycotic aneurysm of the superior mesenteric artery.


Bovine lymphosarcoma: the effect of inoculations on newborn calves. 3. Fifth and sixth years of observation.


Ultrastructure and microsomal protein content of mouse liver treated with methyl mercury.


Age dependent changes in nicotine distribution in the brain of the mouse.


Infusion of morphine in maternal rats at near-term: maternal and foetal distribution and effects on analgesia, brain DNA, RNA and protein.


Differences in metabolic behavior and liver toxicity between the optical isomers of bufenadrine hydrochloride, a substituted diphenhydramine, in the rat.


The effect of phenobarbital pretreatment on the cerium induced impairment of drug metabolism in rat.


Amphetamine toxicity in adult and developing mice.


Age and brain catecholamine content as factors influencing amphetamine toxicity in mice.


Potassium-efflux and the contractile response to sympathomimetic amines in circular rabbit fundus muscle.


4-Methylpyrazole as an inhibitor of ethanol metabolism: differential metabolic and central nervous effects.


Increased specificity of the  3 H-acetic anhydride coupling method for plasma analysis of drugs containing secondary amino groups.


The herbicide 2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid. II. Triglyceride accumulation in L cells.


Noradrenaline uptake mechanisms in human atrium.


Postnatal development of the effects of alcohol and of the induced tolerance to alcohol in mice.


Antagonism of methylphenidate-induced stereotyped gnawing in mice.


Diurnal variation in the effects of alcohol and in the brain 5-hydroxytryptamine metabolism in mice.


Effects of long-term administration of bendroflumethiazide on bone metabolism in the rat.


Opposing anticholinergic and cardio-depressive effects of promazine and thioridazine in isolated rat atria.


Urinary metabolites from rats given L-DOPA.


A simple method for the fluorimetric determination of 5-hydroxyindoleacetic acid in human urine.


Tissue concentrations in a case of acute mercuric chloride poisoning.


Venereology in the British Army in Singapore in 1970.


Central cardiovascular effects of 6-hydroxydopamine.


Hyaluronidase levels of bull & rabbit semen after incubation in rabbit uterus.


Tibiofemoral contact area--determination and implications.


Effect of storage conditions on increase in aflatoxins in cottonseed: a small lot study.


Inhibitory effect of androgen on induction of permanent changes in the testis by neonatal injections of estrogen in mice.


Effects of gonadotropins on the occurrence of permanent changes in the testis of mice given neonatal estrogen injections.


Influence of the fornix section on the biosynthesis of ovarian steroids in the rabbit.


Effect of L-dopa on anterior pituitary hormone release in man.


Acute effect of neural deafferentation on timing of gonadotropin secretion before proestrus in the female rat.


Fine structure of pituitary acidophils in thyroidectomized rats with or without the treatment with thyroxine and dexamethasone.


Sex difference in development of fetal pituitary-gonadal axis: histologic observations on the anterior pituitary in fetal rats gonadectomized in utero.


Nature of plasma immunoreactive glucagon in man.


Shielding of antigens and concanavaline A agglutination sites by a surface coat of transplantable mouse lymphosarcoma cells.


Evaluation of serum FSH and LH in various infertile women treated with clomiphene citrate.


Consistent chromosome abnormalities in each of three cases of childhood lymphosarcoma.


Septic arthritis of the knee due to Clostridium bifermentans. Report of a case.


Measurements of the radioactive iodide and pertechnetate uptake for the study of the trapping and binding functions of the human thyroid.


Hypothyroidism in progressive ophthalmopathy of Graves' disease.


Papilloedema associated with ruptured intracranial aneurysms.


Effect of hyaluronidase on the ocular penetrance of ampicillin.


Changes in axial length and other dimensions of the eyeball with increasing age.


Spontaneous electrical activity in denervated extra-ocular muscles.


On the oscillatory potentials of the human electroretinogram in light and dark adaptation. II. Effect of adaptation to background light and subsequent recovery in the dark. A Fourier analysis.


Comparison between stereo- and slit image photogrammetric measurements of the optic disc.


Unequal axial length of eyeball and ocular tension.


Recordings of applanating force at constant intraocular pressure. II. Procedures applied on living human eyes.


The influence of age on performance in the panel D-15 colour vision test.


Cases of equine coital exanthema in Denmark.


Kinetics and mechanisms of monolayer interactions. I. Cetyl sulfate and cetrimonium ions interacting with dipalmitoyl lecithin and dipalmitoyl glycerol.


Electron microscopic quantitative observations on the neuron and the contacted terminal boutons in the ventrolateral part of the anterior horn (C 6-7 ) of the adult cat.


The cortico-thalamic and -bulbar projections from the somatic sensory face area in the rat.


The necessity of management.

The necessity of management.


Advantages and disadvantages of incorporation.


Cost accounting insures practice efficiency and profits.


Pharmacy management and inventory maintenance.


Recognizing the veterinary technician.

Recognizing the veterinary technician.


Sale and lease of a small animal practice.


Hospital management practices.

Hospital management practices.


Statement of an architect's services.

Statement of an architect's services.


Avoiding the common errors made in the designing of animal hospitals.


Initial thoughts on animal hospital design.


Selecting and evaluating the site for a veterinary hospital.


Hospital design and construction. The decision stage.


Heating, cooling and ventilating of small animal hospitals.


Surgical treatment of dysthyroid restriction syndromes.


Drug effects on the fine structure of Trypanosoma rhodesiense: diamidines.


Effect of inhaled carbon on surface properties of rat lung.


Immuno-serological studies of neonatal jaundice.


Scanning electron microscopy of ovoimplantation.


The brain stem in a case of dicephaly in a new born human foetus.


Liver and bile-passage of Ganges dolphin, Platanista gangetica.


Lung surfactant--a natural detergent.

Lung surfactant--a natural detergent.


Ichthyosis linearis circumflexa Comèl with Trichorrhexis invaginata (Netherton's Syndrom): an ultrastructural study of the skin changes.


Hydrostatically raised intracranial pressure.


The coordination and direction of medical education.


Difficult choices for two-year medical schools.


Too many medical school applicants.

Too many medical school applicants.


Documentation of continuing medical education--an idea whose time has come.


Too many residencies and too many foreign graduates?


Absent vas deferens associated with renal agenesis.


Cholera agglutinins in Ghana.

Cholera agglutinins in Ghana.


Cardiomyopathy: presenting symptom of progressive muscular dystrophy.


Surgery in muscular dystrophy.

Surgery in muscular dystrophy.


Calcium phosphate colloid: possible nidus for metastatic calcification in hypercalcemia.


Methadone substitution.

Methadone substitution.


Endotracheal tube lost in the trachea.

Endotracheal tube lost in the trachea.


Nutrition for endurance competition.

Nutrition for endurance competition.


Indomethacin.

Indomethacin.


Drug antisubstitution laws.

Drug antisubstitution laws.


Cosmetic breast surgery.

Cosmetic breast surgery.


Bundle-branch block complicating acute myocardial infarction.


Carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) in inflammatory bowel disease.


Absorption of orally given digoxin preparations.


Medical education in the United States 1971-1972.


Euthyroid Graves' disease.

Euthyroid Graves' disease.


Biosynthesis of willardiine and isowillardiine in germinating pea seeds and seedlings. The synthesis of the pyrimidinyl amino acids willardiine and isowillardiine was studied in vivo and in vitro. Uracil derivatives stimulate the biosynthesis of both compounds; the free base is the most effective. Significant incorporation of [2-(14)C]uracil and [6-(14)C]orotate into willardiine and isowillardiine was found. Incorporation of [6-(14)C]orotate was substantially decreased in the presence of uracil, and to a lesser extent by uridine and UMP. [3-(14)C]Serine was incorporated into the alanine side chain of the two uracilylalanines but not into the ring. The effect of a number of uracil analogues and inhibitors of pyrimidine metabolism was examined. Some were shown to stimulate the biosynthesis; the most noticeable effects were obtained with 6-azauracil and 2-thiouracil. Attempts to obtain extracts capable of synthesizing the uracilylalanines from uracil and serine were unsuccessful, but weak activity was observed when serine was replaced by O-acetylserine.


Time-dependent changes in brain  3 H-norepinephrine disappearance caused by L-DOPA administration.


Some aspects of the epidemiology of the venereal diseases as a world problem.


A new antibiotic from the group of peptide antibiotics produced by Streptomyces species, isolated from Egyptian soils.


A study of the inhibitory effects of polyphenols on endo-polygalacturonase from Aspergillus niger.


Investigations on the effect of organic matter on calcareous soils.


Factor analysis of the normal electrocardiogram. 1.


Anatomic localization of the response to ultraviolet radiation in human skin.


Effects of aortic distensibility on the cardiac force in man.


Influence of fusaric acid on urinary excretion of catecholamines: a clinical study with particular emphasis on the characteristics of its time-course change.


Thyroid disease in the Johannesburg urban Bantu.


Streptococcal infections. Masking by oral prophylaxis with penicillin.


What is a "safe" interval between halothane exposures?


Synthetic salmon calcitonin. Treatment of Paget's disease and osteogenesis imperfecta.


Strontium 87m scanning. Early diagnosis of bone and joint infections in children.


Drug abuse in the US Army, Europe.

Drug abuse in the US Army, Europe.


Tornado watch.

Tornado watch.


Active support for the passive voice.

Active support for the passive voice.


Tracheal aspiration and fiber optic bronchoscopy.


Operative cystic duct cholangiography.

Operative cystic duct cholangiography.


Corticosteroids in croup.

Corticosteroids in croup.


Dope fiend to drug addict.

Dope fiend to drug addict.


Military medical schools.

Military medical schools.


Exercise tests.

Exercise tests.


Hypoxia and bedcovers.

Hypoxia and bedcovers.


Marihuana effects on sleeping states.

Marihuana effects on sleeping states.


Interaction of ascorbic acid and warfarin.


Transient unilateral dilation of pupil associated with headache.


Etiology of persistent unformed visual sensation.


Eye protection against indirect exposure to arc welding.


Electroretinogram B-wave not a direct measure of visual acuity.


Dog feces as vector of human disease.

Dog feces as vector of human disease.


Salmonella carrier may work as artificial inseminator of turkeys.


Investigation of the cross reaction of cow's hair and milk antigen in bronchial provocation.


Identification and quantitation of indoor airborne micro-fungi during 12 months from 44 Danish homes.


IgE levels in serum, saliva, and urine of normal individuals.


The course and outcome of pregnancy in women with bronchial asthma.


Gastrointestinal symptoms and cow's milk allergy.


Immune response of mice to concanavalin A-coated EL 4 leukemia.


Excretion of neutral steroids in urine and faeces of women with intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy.


Some aspects of psychotherapy in allergic practice.


How much radioactivity reaches the basal cisterns at cisternography?


Clinical and metabolic observations with a new synthetic oral antidiabetic agent, glipizide.


Modifications of glycemia and insulinemia in diabetics treated with glipizide (K 4024), a new sulfonylurea.


Histofluorimetric study on the localization of daunomycin in the pancreas.


Effect of glipizide on a double-meal test in diabetic patients.


Pharmacology of moquizone, a new choleretic drug.


Clinical evaluation of GP-41299). An anti-anxiety agent of the doxepine type.


Relationship between acetylcholine and cholinesterase activity in the brain following organophosphorus cholinesterase inhibitors.


Novel quinazoline derivatives. I. Synthesis and preliminary pharmacological evaluation of an anti-inflammatory agent, SL-573.


Dose-time curves of droperidol and fentanyl in relation to body surface and weight in man.


Studies on the pharmacokinetics of bisquaternary ammonium compounds. I. Synthesis, physico-chemical properties and protein-binding of  3 H-labelled hexamethonium and of some of its derivatives.


Susceptibility of Staphylococcus aureus to Josamycin.


The confirmation in man of the metabolic data for ethyl-4-(3,4,5-trimethoxycinnamoyl)piperazinyl acetate in animals.


Heat stability and 2-mercaptoethanol sensitivity of natural heterohaemagglutinins of some laboratory animals.


Craniopharyngioma. A thirty-nine year survey.


Treatment in relation to classification of the epilepsies.


Results of cervical laminectomy with dural graft for severe spondylosis with narrow canal.


Somatosensory evoked responses in patients with multiple sclerosis.


Some clinical and pathological problems in neuro-Behçet's syndrome.


Synaptic alterations in the rabbit hypothalamus following long term administration of haloperidol.


-Glycerophosphate dehydrogenase activity in buccal smear from psychiatric patients and normal controls.


Metabolism of  131 I-chinoform in the rats treated with carbon tetrachloride. An experimental study in relation to SMON.


Experimental studies on the effect of trauma, infarction and other cerebral lesion upon conduction of the nerve impulse in the central nervous system.


Effects of chlorpromazine and phenobarbital on rat liver and brain oxidative N-oxidase and N-demethylase activities.


Normal intracranial subarachnoid spaces in children. An anatomic and radiographic investigation.


Spore germination in thermophilic actinomycetes. I. Preliminary observations with Thermoactinomyces vulgaris and Actinobifida dichotomica.


The influence of human activity on tick distribution, density, and diseases.


Influence of some trace elements on the growth of Rhizobium from peanut (Arachis hypogaea L.) and gram (Cicer arietinum L.).


A contribution to the soil dilution plate method.


A quantitative study on pre- and postnatal growth of human heart.


Regional enteritis of the cecum--a clinico-pathological study.


Anatomical lesions being responsible for development of portal hypertension in carbon tetrachloride-induced rat liver cirrhosis.


Reaction to injuries in the brain--an electron microscopic analysis of its topographical characteristics.


Experimental production of lymphoid follicles in thymus by horseradish peroxidase.


An autopsy case of mixed dust pneumoconiosis.


Chédiak-Higashi syndrome: report of a case with autopsy and electron microscopic studies.


Biochemical aspects of pulmonary alveolar surface lining layer.


Electron microscopic study of interstitial pneumonia, with special reference to alveolar epithelial cells.


Roentgenologic findings of interstitial pneumonia.


Clinical, toxicological and electroencephalographical effects of a new tricyclic antidepressant, OI-77.


A trial comparing two corticoid preparations for the treatment of eczematous skin disorders.


The pharmacokinetics of metronidazole and tinidazole in man.


The health and medical care of troops and their families.


Bovine homocytotropic (skin-sensitizing) antibody.


A new technique for evaluation of optic neuropathy.


Foreign body devices permitting allogeneic tumor growth in mice.


Fetal pulmonary surfactant in amniotic fluid of ewes.


The irrelevancies of disaccharidase assays.


Evaluation of a parent and child center program.


Studies on essential hypertension with suppressed plasma renin activity: sodium excretion pattern on salt restriction and effects of spironolactone on blood pressure and plasma renin activity.


Studies of straingauge kinetocardiogram recording methods and its clinical implication.


Changes of blood cells at high altitude (II).


The political economy of malnutrition: generalizations from two Central American case studies.


Netherton's syndrome--case report.

Netherton's syndrome--case report.


Lead poisoning in an Arican infant (a case report).


The amino acid sequence of protein SCMK-B2A from the high-sulphur fraction of wool keratin. 1. The amino acid sequence of protein SCMK-B2A, a reduced and S-carboxymethylated protein from the high-sulphur fraction of wool, has been determined. 2. This protein of 171 amino acid residues displays both a high degree of internal homology and extensive external homology with other members of the SCMK-B2 group of proteins. 3. Evidence is presented which suggests that the SCMK-B2 group of proteins are produced by separate non-allelic genes.


Phospholipid-calcium complexes in experimental tumors.


A case of posttraumatic hypopituitarism.


A venereological panorama.

A venereological panorama.


Effects of clomiphene, cyclofenil, epimestrol and Ro 4-8347 on pituitary and serum prolactin in mature female rats.


Effect of intravenous and oral administration of L-dopa on HGH and TSH release.


Effect of ouabain in vivo on corticosterone secretion of rat adrenal gland.


Radioimmunoassay of serum parathyroid hormone in postmenopausal osteoporosis.


Isolation of porcine proinsulin from crystalline porcine insulin.


Heptafluorobutylation of catecholamines and its application to gas-liquid chromatographic analysis by electron capture detector.


Inhibition of nuclear testosterone 5 alpha-reductase in rat ventral prostate by estrogens and anti-androgens.


Human growth hormone iso-antibodies in the plasma of multiply transfused children with thalassemia.


Arthroscopy of the knee joint.

Arthroscopy of the knee joint.


Pituitary necrosis induced by intrasellar injections of hexadimethrine-bromide.


Clinical prediction of patch test results.


Letter from Bangkok.

Letter from Bangkok.


Electron microscopic studies in mammalian lungs by freeze-etching. 3. The bronchiolar cells with special consideration of the Clara cells.


Radioimmunoassay of plasma LH and FSH in selected endocrine disorders.


Intracellular canaliculi in the basal trophoblast of the human full term placenta.


Human placental villi: scanning electron-microscopic observations.


Comparative study on actions of prostaglandin F2 alpha and oxytocin upon pregnant rat uterus.


Individualized removal of vaginal cuff in performing abdominal hysterectomy.


Combined therapy with clomid and epimestrol.


Ketamine in obstetric anesthesia: special reference to placental transfer and its concentration in blood plasma.


Relationship between the serum thyrotropin level and the responsiveness to gonadotropin therapy in anovulatory women.


The use of Macfadyen's technique for the collection of sand-fly larvae.


Treatment of acute proliferative retrolental fibroplasia.


Vascularity of the thyroid in Graves' disease.


A comparison of adaptive, verbal, and motor profiles of psychotic and non-psychotic subnormal children.


The classification of childhood psychosis reconsidered.


A single-blind evaluation of thiothixene with outpatient schizophrenic children.


How well do parents understand their own psychotic child?


Lymphosarcoma of female breast: report of a case of primary breast lesion.


Electron microscopic studies on the aging process of rabbit tubal ova.


Evaluation of urinary estriol concentration utilizing unified urine specific gravity.


Rapid radioimmunoassay of human chorionic gonadotropin using a two-antibody system.


Essential hypernatremia, absence of thirst, hypopituitarism, and hypothalamic destruction due to a dysgerminoma.


An analysis of glioneural elements in cystic teratoma of the ovary.


Bovine leukosis cluster in the Towada District of Japan.


A comparison of 'Integrin' and 'Tacitin' in the treatment of anxiety neurosis in general practice.


The quality of various animal and vegetable proteins with a note on the endogenous and fecal nitrogen excretion of children.


Minor problems in infant feeding.

Minor problems in infant feeding.


Pectinolytic-, ureolytic-, and lecithinolytic activity as a diagnostic aid in the identification of species classified in the genus Bacillus Cohn.


Induced production of lavendar mutants of Aspergillus unguis by 5-fluorouracil.


Arthrobacter mysorens--a new species excreting L-glutamic acid.


Utilization of soybean seed extract for growth of Rhizobium spp.


Effect of increasing concentrations of clays on the decomposition of glucose. I. Effect of bentonite.


Effect of increasing concentrations of clays on the decomposition of glucose. II. Effect of kaolinite.


Modified ferric gel method for determining aflatoxin in cottonseed meals.


A meaningful measure of health for epidemiology.


On the relationship between the modes of image formation in scanning microscopy and conventional microscopy.


The design and construction of a computer-compatible system to measure and record optical retardation with a polarizing or interference microscope.


A new slide rule for electron microscopy.


Recent advances in automatic image analysis using a television system.


Retinopathy of prematurity. II. Ocular complications.


Retinopathy of prematurity. I. Etiology, pathology, clinical course, diagnosis and treatment.


Evaluation of a parent and child center program.


Biodegradation of humate by soil microbes isolated in Taiwan.


An outbreak of pseudorabies in swine in Pingtung.


Search for biologically active substances in Taiwan medicinal plants. I. Screening for anti-tumor and anti-microbial substances.


Taxonomical studies on an acetate-utilizing yeast isolated from Taiwan soils.


A new anthelmintic, tetramisole, in the treatment of Ascaris lumbricoides infection.


Serologic observations of human toxoplasmosis on Taiwan.


Clinico-pathological findings of rabbits accidentally infected by coccidia and mites.


A survey of Angiostrongylus cantonensis, in rodents and snails on Pescadores Islands (Peng-hu).


Proptosis--a manifestation of malignant lymphoma.


Chronic relapsing pancreatitis with sudden paralytic ileus in a 57-year-old male.


Catalytic effect of metal ions on non-enzymatic transamination between pyridoxal phosphate and kynurenines.


Dimer-X. A new contrast medium for lumbar myelography without spinal anaesthesia.


Water-soluble contrast medium myelography in the experimental animal. A preliminary report.


Inhibition and suppression of tumor by nonspecifically immune macrophages.


Treatment of childhood nephrotic syndrome with Imuran.


Evaluation on cephaloridine in the treatment of purulent meningitis in children.


Immunization programmes in Indonesia.

Immunization programmes in Indonesia.


Epidemiological data needed in planning immunization programmes.


Bio Farma vaccine production.

Bio Farma vaccine production.


Design of immunization programmes for developing countries. Factors to be considered in designing immunization programs in developing countries are summarized.  The limiting factors will usually be costs of vaccines, administration equipment and supplies, transport and maintenance of the cold chain.  Choices have to be made about the sources of vaccines, whether produced locally or imported, size of vaccine lots and type of package, and quality control of vaccines.  Selection of vaccines is treated in a separate appendix, but generally 3 groups are recognized:  1) recommended for general use:  smallpox, diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, BCG, typhoid and measles; 2) recommended for special cases:  polio and yellow fever; 3) not recommended for developing countries:  rubella, mumps, influenza, cholera; and 4) vaccines in development stage only:  arbovirus, rickettsia, trachoma, meningococci, plague and shigella.  Schedules for vaccine administration are suggested, such as plans for vaccination every 2 years, plans for 4 courses of vaccinations including 1 at school entry, and special programs such as smallpox campaigns and immunization of adolescent girls and fertile women with tetanus.  Finally the importance of recording of vaccinees and assessment of programs is discussed.


The importance of family planning for paediatrics.


Prophylactic orthodontics in school dental service.


Efforts of the Indonesian Ministry of Health in promoting the welfare of preschool children in Indonesia.


An influenza epidemic in Medan.

An influenza epidemic in Medan.


Little League elbow.

Little League elbow.


Retinal haemorrhage in neonates.

Retinal haemorrhage in neonates.


The bone marrow reticulocyte count in hematological disorders.


Adnexal masses: report of two cases.

Adnexal masses: report of two cases.


Primary hyperparathyroidism in childhood presenting as renal stones.


Therapy for troubled marriages.

Therapy for troubled marriages.


Treatment of depression with sapilent.

Treatment of depression with sapilent.


Uregyt in the treatment of nephrolithiasis.


Decrease in cerebrospinal fluid pressure following the pressure injection technique.


Complications of myelography with conray meglumin.


Natural limitation of child death in large Indonesian families in Medan.


Indications for tonsillo--adenoidectomy. (In reference to children below 4 years of age).


Immunological principles in relation to immunization programmes.


A longitudinal survey of diseases occurring in children under 5 years of age in Pondok Pinang, Jakarta.


PKU testing in Omaha-Douglas County.

PKU testing in Omaha-Douglas County.


Postmenopausal osteoporosis. Pathogenesis and the modeof action of hormone therapy.


Treatment of leptospirosis with Semicillin.


Clinicopharmacological study of Trofurit (furosemide).


Bile glycoproteins from several species.


Hydrogen ion role in active transport of potassium and sodium through neuron membranes in the snail Helix pomatia.


The size of the bone marrow erythropoietic compartment in splenectomized mice.


Cell analog of the conditioned reflex to cortical electrical stimulation.


Cortical projections of the caudal part of the head and body of the caudate nucleus in cats.


Orienting reflex and spectral characteristics of cortical biopotentials in rabbits.


Characterization of the acute tolerance and dependence to morphine-induced respiratory depression in decerebrate cats.


In vivo and in vitro protein synthesis by pea chloroplasts.


Lipase activity in ethionine pancreatic lesions.


Tryptophan metabolism in man, rat and pig. Determination of tryptophan-pyrrolase and kinureninase in liver.


Optimum protein supply of prematures.

Optimum protein supply of prematures.


Correlation between RNA synthesis and electrogenesis in the sensory neuron of the crayfish stretch receptor.


Influence of vitamin A acetate, alcohol and their radiolytic products on the in vitro labilization of lysosomes and tissue autolysis.


Properties of axons of sympathetic preganglionic neurons of the lower thoracic spinal cord.


Mass health examinations: a review of the subject.


Mass health examinations as a public health tool.


Changes in ionic composition of Pacinian corpuscular fluid with activity.


Studies on isoenzyme of lactate dehydrogenase in malignant neoplasms of the female genitals.


An immunological study on the character change of villous cells and aging of the placenta.


Perinatal mortality in our hospital.

Perinatal mortality in our hospital.


Dendritic spines in the dog frontal cortex.


Serum and pituitary levels of FSH, LH and prolactin in maturing female rats.


Quantitative estimation of histocompatibility antigen on the surface of mouse spermatozoa.


"A case of successful delivery by cesarean section from a patient with Fallots tetrad".


Maternal serum for the culture of amniotic fluid cells.


VD education in Murfreesboro City and Rutherford County Schools: a cooperative approach.


Trachoma in American Samoa.

Trachoma in American Samoa.


[Basic hormonal situation in women with secondary amenorrhea with particular consideration of rhythmic reactions after a single dose of progestogen (author's transl)].


[Antimicrobial activity in vitro against Pseudomonas sp].


[Considerations on some cases of repeated abortions probabily due to Toxoplasma gondii (author's transl)].


[Antibiotic combinations synergic for enterococci].


[Contraceptive effect and tolerance of monthly oral doses of quinestrol (author's transl)]. 86 fertile women aged 18 to 37 were given 3.5 mg of Quinestrol monthly for a total of 457 cycles and were studied for the effectiveness and tolerance of this contraceptive.  In order to induce periodic hemorrhage, 6 mg of the synthetic progestogen ethynodiol diacetate was added to the Quinestrol.  Patients were advised to use an additional contraceptive during the first cycle.  Only 1 pregnancy took place throughout the study and this occurred in the first month in a patient who had neglected to use another contraceptive during this time.  Side effects, which included nausea and vomiting, were reported most often during the 1st month of treatment and became less troublesome as therapy continued.  Exceptions were hypermenorrhea and spotting, which occurred more frequently during later treatment cycles.  Ovulation was found to occur in 28% to 39% of the cycles, suggesting that the antifertility property of Quinestrol is not due solely to its inhibitory effect on ovulation.


[Effect of intrauterine devices on the tube motility of women (author's transl)].


[Effects of a synthetic estrogen-progestogen agent on urinary gonadotropin levels of FSA and LH using a radioimmunologic method].


[Induction of rhythmical bleeding and biphasic cycles in women with secondary amenorrhea by a single administration of progestogen (author's transl)].


[Hematic levels of meclocycline in adults treated with meclocycline ointment].


[Intraperitoneal application of a triamcinolon-acetonide crystal suspension. An animal experiment designed as a contribution to the prevention of adhesion with corticosteroids (author's transl)].


[Further research on the bacteriolytic activity of environmental microorganisms].


[Our experience in tubal plastic surgery (author's transl)].


[Ovulation induction by clomiphene (author's transl)].


[Results of a retrospective study on the outcome of tubal repair surgery in sterility (author's transl)].


[Surgical treatment of oligoasthenospermia (ligature of the left internal spermatic vein) (author's transl)].


[Use of the passive hemolysis reaction for the demonstration of antibodies against human seminal plasma in the immunized rabbit (author's transl)].


A convenient synthesis of 2,6-diamino-2,6-dideoxy-D-glucose.


A case of diaphragmatic hernia, absent pericardium, and hamartoma of liver.


A method for the determination of uronic acid sequence in alginates.


A modified technique of colostomy.

A modified technique of colostomy.


A series of multicentric pilot trials with pimozide in psychiatric practice. II. Pimozide in the treatment of behavioural disorders in childhood and adolescence.


A series of multicentric pilot trials with pimozide in psychiatric practice. I. Pimozide in the treatment of personality disorders.


A series of multicentric pilot trials with pimozide in psychiatric practice. IV. Pimozide in the treatment of patients with paranoid symptomatology.


A series of multicentric pilot trials with pimozide in psychiatric practice. 3. Pimozide in the treatment of stress-induced psychic and functional disorders.


A study of heat-denaturation processes in 25 percent human albumin solutions.


A note on response curve analysis for non-linear gas analyzers.


A system for simultaneous measurement of arterial and venous concentrations of radioactive substances.


Adrenocortical, ovarian and thyroid changes in rats following peroral aminoglutethimide (Elipten, Ciba).


Acanthosis and experimental contact dermatitis.


Alterations in pain sensibility during hypothermia.


An example of dynamic programming in hospital design.


Antilipemic drugs and the position of the FDA.


Bowel herniation through a defect of the broad ligament.


A survey on macrophotography of the eye.


Attenuation and characterisation of Edmonston-Zagreb measles virus.


Carcinoma of aberrant breast tissue. A report of 3 cases.


A technique for the measurement of uterine activity.


Cardiac arrhythmias of vagal and sympathetic origin induced by carotid occlusion.


Cholesterol-lowering in man.

Cholesterol-lowering in man.


Clinical experiences concerning the intramuscular contraceptive oxogestone.


Clinical observations on the use of primozide in the treatment of chronic schizophrenics.


Comparative examination of the efficacy of desensitization treatment in various allergo-dermatoses by analysis of variance.


Death in a lonely place.

Death in a lonely place.


Concentration of alpha-amino nitrogen and free amino acid in the uterine and blastocoelic fluid of rabbit.


An automated end-tidal air sampler.

An automated end-tidal air sampler.


Department of Health and Social Security. Reports on Public Health and Medical Subjects. No. 128. The incidence and causes of blindness in England and Wales 1963-68. With an appendix on services available for incipient blindness.


Divergence paralysis with raised intracranial pressure. An electro-oculographic study.


Ectopic pregnancy; recurrence, postoperative fertility and aspects of treatment based on 182 patients.


Editorial: Reorganisation of the N.H.S.

Editorial: Reorganisation of the N.H.S.


Effect of low-dose progestogen treatment "luteal supplementation" on the excretion of progesterone metabolites.


Effect of some drugs on free fatty acids and triglycerides in plasma and tissues.


Effects of (4-isoleucine)-oxytocin on renal excretion of electrolytes and water.


Effect of tension and hydrostatic pressure on electrical properties of frog skin.


Dental electrosurgery- a case history of equipment delevlopment.


Effects of clomiphene on the regeneration of the testis in rats.


Effects of increased intracranial pressure on the central cardiovascular control mechanism.


Etiopathogenesis and prevention of coronary heart disease.


Diagnostic tests employed in macular lesions.


Existing job opportunities and training facilities.


Experimental study on the use of protheses in re-implantation of the oviduct.


Extrahepatic biliary drainage in experimental liver injury.


Fluorinated carbohydrates. XIV. 3-Deoxy-3-fluoro-L-idose; the use of 19F resonance data to probe a mutarotational equilibrium and the conformation of the components thereof.


Editorial; "Professionalism and self-interest in medical engineering".


Fluorinated carbohydrates. XV. 2,3,6-Tri-O-acetyl-4-deoxy-4-fluoro-alpha-and beta-D-galactopyranosyl fluoride: observations 5J 19F-19F coupling.


Formation of proton-transfer complexes of 2-amino-2-deoxy-D-glucose and other simple organic bases with violuric acid.


Fluspirilene, a long-acting injectable neuroleptic.


Gas-liquid chromatography of trifluoroacetyl derivatives of cyclitols.


Hyperkalaemia following temporary occlusion of the portal vein and hepatic artery.


Idiopathic pseudomembranous colitis successfully treated by surgical excision.


Imperforate puncta with blocked naso-lacrimal duct.


Influence of hydrocortisone on DNA, RNA and protein in the chick embryo cerebral hemispheres.


Informed consent: When can it be withdrawn?


Interaction between lymphotropic cytostatic treatment and lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus infection in mice.


Interruption of pregnancy by PGF2 alpha. I. Intraamniotic administration.


Inhibitory and excitatory effects of dopamine on Aplysia neurones. 1. Electrophoretic application of dopamine (DA) on Aplysia neurones elicits both excitatory and inhibitory effects, which in many cases are observed in the same neurone, and often result in a biphasic response.2. The DA receptors are localized predominantly on the axons. Desensitization, which occurs after repeated injections or with bath application of DA, is more marked for excitatory responses.3. Tubocurarine and strychnine block the DA excitatory responses without affecting the inhibitory ones, which can be selectively blocked by ergot derivatives. It is concluded that the excitatory and inhibitory effects are mediated by two distinct receptors.4. The two DA receptors can be pharmacologically separated from the three ACh receptors described in the same nervous system.5. In some neurones the dopamine inhibitory responses can be inverted by artificial hyperpolarization of the membrane at the potassium equilibrium potential, E(K), indicating that dopamine causes a selective increase in potassium permeability.6. In other neurones the reversal potential of dopamine inhibitory responses is at a more depolarized level than E(K), but can be brought to E(K) by pharmacological agents known to block the receptors mediating the excitatory effects of DA.7. In still other neurones, the hyperpolarization induced by DA cannot be inverted in normal conditions, but a reversal can be induced by ouabain or by the substitution of external sodium by lithium. These results are discussed in terms of an hypothesis in which dopamine increases the potassium permeability of a limited region of the axonal membrane.8. It is concluded that a selective increase in potassium permeability probably accounts for all dopamine inhibitory effects in the neurones studied.


Ischemic heart disease: a secondary prevention trial using clofibrate (Atromid-S).


Ionic mechanisms of a two-component cholinergic inhibition in Aplysia neurones. 1. A two-component inhibition, consisting of a rapid and slow i.p.s.p., has been observed in the medial cells of the pleural ganglion of Aplysia. Each i.p.s.p. has been shown to be mediated by a distinct cholinergic receptor. The ionic mechanisms of the two components of the inhibitory response (whether elicited synaptically or by ACh injection) are analysed in this paper.2. The inversion potential (typically -60 mV) of the rapid i.p.s.p. and of the rapid response to ACh injection is selectively altered by an intracellular injection of chloride or by partial substitution of the external chloride by impermeant anions. The shift caused by this last procedure is similar to that predicted for the chloride equilibrium potential (E(Cl)) by the Nernst equation.3. The slow i.p.s.p. and the slow response to ACh injection (both of which invert around -80 mV) are insensitive to changes in either internal or external chloride concentrations; on the contrary, with alterations of the concentration of potassium in the external medium, the inversion potential of the slow responses is altered in a way similar to that expected for the potassium equilibrium potential (E(K)).4. It is concluded that the rapid i.p.s.p. and the corresponding ACh potential are due to a change in chloride permeability of the post-synaptic membrane, whereas the slow responses are due to a selective change in potassium permeability.5. Additional data suggest that the fast, ;chloride' channel is impermeable to sulphate and methylsulphate, but slightly permeable to propionate and isethionate. The slow, ;potassium' channel is impermeable to caesium ions, whereas its permeability to rubidium ions is half that to potassium.6. The potassium permeability of both the non-synaptic and synaptic membrane is markedly reduced by an intracellular injection of either tetraethylammonium (TEA) or caesium. These ions not only block the cholinergic potassium currents (whether inward or outward) but likewise block the potassium currents activated in the same cells by an iontophoretic injection of dopamine.7. The potassium dependent synaptic potentials are also selectively affected by manipulations known to block the electrogenic sodium pump. In the presence of ouabain or in sea water in which sodium has been replaced by lithium, there is an apparent reduction of these potentials which was shown to be simply a reflexion of the movement of E(K) towards a less polarized level. This shift in inversion potential was not seen for the potassium dependent response to ACh iontophoretic injection. These results are interpreted in terms of accumulation of potassium ions assumed to occur in the extracellular spaces of the neuropile, but not in the thoroughly dissected somatic region.8. Cooling was shown to eliminate, selectively, the synaptic and ACh potential changes caused by an increase in potassium permeability.


Isolation of permethylated dicarbonyl sugar derivaties from polysaccharides.


Laws in question: Confusion over sickle cell testing.


Lymphocyte transformation test with auto-antigens.


Manipulating the brain.

Manipulating the brain.


Microsurgical trabeculectomy in Ghana.

Microsurgical trabeculectomy in Ghana.


Models for ethical medicine in a revolutionary age. What physician-patient roles foster the most ethical realtionship?


Morphological changes in the endocrine glands of female rats injected with aminoglutethimide (Elipten Ciba).


Occlusion of posterior ciliary artery. IV. Electroretinographic studies.


Occlusion of the posterior ciliary artery. II. Chorio-retinal lesions.


Oestrogen-excretion of amenorrheic patients during ovulation induction.


Oxygen consumption by the component layers of the cornea. 1. The structural integrity of the cornea is maintained by an active fluid transport system which depends on metabolism. Experiments were designed to establish the respiratory activity of each corneal layer.2. A rapid micropolarographic technique was used to determine the oxygen consumptions of the individual layers of the rabbit cornea.3. Inherent problems of the determinations have been made minimal by the use of both denuded and whole corneal tissue preparations. Four independent measures were obtained for each limiting layer (epithelium and endothelium).4. Results show that the endothelium, epithelium and stroma use 21, 40 and 39% respectively of the total oxygen consumption of the cornea. On the basis of volumes of oxygen per unit volume tissue, epithelial oxygen utilization is about ten times that of the stroma and approximately 0.2 that of the endothelium.5. The endothelium has a larger oxygen uptake than previously reported.6. The present results, in conjunction with other studies, indicate that the ratio of glycolytic to oxidative activity in the rabbit cornea is 0.87:0.13.


Pancreatic acinar cells: measurement of membrane potential and miniature depolarization potentials. 1. Intracellular recordings of membrane potentials have been made in vitro from the exocrine acinar cells of the mouse pancreas using glass micro-electrodes.2. The mean membrane potential of the acinar cells was -41.2 mV. Spontaneous miniature depolarization potentials of 0.5-5.0 mV amplitude and occurring at random intervals were often observed superimposed upon the resting membrane potential. Atropine 2.8 x 10(-6)M decreased, and physostigmine 1.23 x 10(-5)M increased, the frequency and amplitude of the miniature potentials.3. Electrical stimulation of the pancreatic nerves depolarized the acinar cells. Acetyl beta-methylcholine 10(-6)M produced a sustained depolarization. Atropine 1.4 x 10(-6)M blocked the depolarization to both electrical stimulation and acetyl beta-methylcholine.4. Pancreozymin depolarized the exocrine acinar cells but secretin did not.5. These results suggest that the miniature depolarization potentials are of cholinergic origin and that depolarization of the pancreatic exocrine cells by nerve stimulation or pancreozymin may trigger secretion.


Perforation of a peptic ulcer in duplicated ileum.


Personal liberty and behavior control technology.


Modification of dynamic flow properties of turbulently flowing human blood by long chain polymers.


Pharmacological control of lipid metabolism.


Preparation of rare-sugar nucleosides from keto-nucleosides: the synthesis of theophylline derivatives of 6-deoxy-beta-L-talopyranose and 3-O-methyl-beta-D-mannopyranose.


Preparation of 14C-labeled pectic acid and D-galacturonic-14C acid.


Program report: teaching medical ethics. Helping medical students face ethical issues.


Properties of agar: parameters affecting gel-formation and the agarose-iodine reaction.


Prospects with multifactorial approaches emphasizing improvement in life style.


Perspectives in refraction. The little point that isn't there.


Psychotropic hedonism vs. pharmacological Calvinism.


Regional variation of histones: DNA ratio of basal cell nuclei in mouse epidermis.


Risk factors in coronary heart disease: possibilities of prevention in the Federal Republic of West Germany.


Role of diet in the primary prevention of coronary heart disease.


Separation of the pace-maker and plateau components of delayed rectification in cardiac Purkinje fibres. 1. Experiments on sheep Purkinje fibres were designed to determine whether the current mechanisms responsible for delayed rectification at the pace-maker (negative to -50 mV) and plateau (positive to -50 mV) ranges of potential are kinetically separable and independent.2. Hyperpolarizations from the plateau range were shown to produce decay of a single component of outward current within the plateau range, but two components were evident when the hyperpolarizations entered the pace-maker range.3. The time courses of recovery of the two components were too similar at -25 mV to allow temporal resolution at this potential. Clear temporal resolution was, however, possible at potentials between -55 and -95 mV. An indirect method of resolving the two components at -25 mV was used.4. The kinetic properties of the two components correspond to those previously described for the pace-maker potassium current, i(K) (2), and the outward plateau current, i(x) (1) (Noble & Tsien, 1968, 1969a).5. The instantaneous (fully activated) current-voltage relation for i(K) (2) was reconstructed from the analysed current records. It was found that this relation shows a negative slope conductance at all potentials positive to -75 mV and that the current tends towards zero at zero membrane potential.6. The results are compared with those predicted by two reaction models of the i(K) (2) and i(x) (1) mechanisms. It is concluded that i(K) (2) and i(x) (1) are kinetically separable but that it is not possible with present techniques to decide whether they are controlled by the same or completely independent membrane structures. It is also shown that the instantaneous current-voltage relation calculated for i(K) (2) does not depend on whether the controlling mechanisms are assumed to be independent or linked.


Standardization and simplified application of the rat ovarian augmentation test.


Pseudotumor of the orbit as a presenting sign in Wegener's granulomatosis.


Structural studies of the Klebsiella type 9 capsular polysaccharide.


Studies on dextranases. I. Isolation of extracellular, bacterial dextranases.


Studies on dextranes. II. An intracellular bacterial dextranase.


Studies on the low molecular weight protein of myosin.


Synthesis of D-glycero-D-galacto-heptitol (perseitol), L-glycero-D-galacto-heptitol, and an allenic sugar derivative, from acetylenic precursors.


The changes of cervix uteri in pregnancy.


Tension changes during and after stretch in frog muscle fibres. 1. Small fibre bundles from the semitendinosus muscles of the frog were stretched during tetanic stimulation, and the resulting tension changes were studied over a wide range of stretch velocities from 0.1 to 150 cm/sec (0.1-100 length/sec). The experiments were performed within the range of fibre lengths where the resting tension was negligible.2. With stretch velocities of more than 30 cm/sec (20 length/sec), the tension rose abruptly at first, and then started to fall while the stretch still continued, indicating the ;slip' of the contractile component. When the fibres were stretched at 80-150 cm/sec (70-100 length/sec), the tension fell quickly below the initial isometric level at the end of the stretch, and then began to rise again to the initial isometric value.3. Following stretches of 30-60 cm/sec (20-50 length/sec), the tension showed a delayed transient rise. The delayed rise of tension became more marked as the amount of stretch was increased.4. In some preparations, oscillatory tension changes were observed following stretches of 50-100 cm/sec (40-70 length/sec).5. The tension developed above the isometric level during moderate-velocity stretches of less than 15 cm/sec (10 length/sec) increased by lowering temperature, and showed a tendency to decay when the stretch velocity was suddenly reduced during a stretch.6. These results are discussed in relation to the sliding filament hypothesis, which provides an explanation for the findings of the present work.


The combined use of clofibrate and anion exchange in the treatment of hypercholesterolemia.


The documentation system in the library of the Institute for Serobacteriological Production and Research "Human".


The decline of potassium permeability during extreme hyperpolarization in frog skeletal muscle. 1. The voltage-clamp technique was used to separate the effects of K depletion in the T-system from the decline in K permeability during hyperpolarization, and to characterize the time- and voltage-dependence of the latter.2. K permeability due to the inward rectifier can be described as being proportional to a parameter which diminishes when the membrane is hyperpolarized beyond -120 mV. The parameter obeys first-order kinetics. At 24 degrees C, it can change with a time constant of 49 msec at -150 mV and 25 msec at -65 mV. At -200 mV the fall in membrane conductance due to the permeability change is to 30% of its initial value. The Q(10) for the rate of conductance change at that potential is about 2.8.3. It is estimated that K inward current can lower the average K concentration in the T-system by more than 50%, and that, on the average, the space enclosed by the T-system should be less than 0.8% of the fibre volume. Assuming the T-system space to be 0.3% of the fibre volume, it is calculated that on the average, and during hyperpolarization to about -150 mV, no more than 20% of the initial current should flow across the surface membrane.


The economy of cholesterol in man: drug effects.


The electrocardiographic patterns in patients with a tick-borne encephalitis and in Macacus rhesus monkeys infected with the Czechoslovak strain of the tick-borne encephalitis virus.


The ovum, the uterus and birth control.

The ovum, the uterus and birth control.


The local effects of intra-arterial injections of sodium tetradecyl sulphate (S.T.D) 3 per cent. An experimental study.


The physiological role of three acetylcholine receptors in synaptic transmission in Aplysia. 1. It is shown that a single presumably cholinergic presynaptic neurone can mediate, monosynaptically, multicomponent responses in a given cell and different responses in different cells.2. Complex responses (whether evoked synaptically or by ACh injection) are shown to be the result of the coexistence on a given post-synaptic neurone of more than one of three cholinergic receptor types previously described. Likewise, different responses in different cells are due to the fact that different post-synaptic neurones bear different combinations of these three receptors.3. Pharmacological analysis shows that the multicomponent nature of many of the responses is not always evident: what appears, under normal conditions, to be a single-component excitatory potential can be shown often to be a complex response consisting of superimposed e.p.s.p.s and rapid i.p.s.p.s which are sometimes, though not always, accompanied by a slow i.p.s.p.4. Although which and how many of the three receptor types is the major factor contributing to the type of response observed, in the case of some of the synaptic potentials certain other factors were found to contribute to the final response form. First, in the large cells of the visceral ganglion, as well as in the left giant cell of the pleural ganglion, there is a marked ;electrical separation' between the region in which the synaptic currents are generated and the point of recording. This ;electrical distance' often altered the inversion potential, and sometimes the form of the responses. Secondly, in some visceral neurones, activation of the cholinergic presynaptic neurone L10 causes (either directly or indirectly) a potential change which cannot be accounted for in terms of the activation of cholinergic receptors. This ;non-cholinergic' response (not imitated by an ionophoretic injection of ACh) is unmasked by the blocking of all three cholinergic receptors. It contributes differentially in different cells to the total response pattern produced by L10 under normal conditions, but its contribution is often characterized by a late hyperpolarizing phase which appears to be impossible to invert. This phase has been shown, however, to be dependent upon the potassium concentration in the extracellular space surrounding the synapse.4. It is tentatively suggested that this residual, non-cholinergic element of the synaptic response in some visceral cells be the result of the activation of an electrical synapse.


The production of pyrogen-free immunoglobulins.


The reaction of dextran carbonate with amino acids and polypeptides.


The response to therapy of skeletal metastases from mammary cancer. Assessment by scintigraphy.


The right to die.

The right to die.


The role of semen and accessory gland secretions in sperm transport in the rat.


The routine use of ultrasound for the diagnosis of postoperative deep-vein thrombosis in a district general hospital.


The role of the physical nature of phosphorylase antigen in immunogenicity.


The synthesis of 2-acetamido-1-N-(4-L-aspartyl)-2-deoxy-beta-D-galactopyranosylamine.


Treatment of arteriovenous malformation by endarterial electrocoagulation.


Use of prostaglandin F2d for therapeutic abortion.


Will the baby be normal? And what is the cost of knowing.


Three acetylcholine receptors in Aplysia neurones. 1. In the pleural ganglion of Aplysia californica, groups of cells were identified that respond differently to an iontophoretic injection of ACh. The anterior neurones are excited by ACh, whereas the medial cells are inhibited. The inhibitory response is biphasic, consisting of a short-latency, rapid component and a longer-latency, slow component. Homologous responses (e.p.s.p.s in the anterior cells and a two-component inhibitory response in the medial cells) are evoked in these same cell groups by stimulation of an identifiable presynaptic neurone.2. The e.p.s.p. and the corresponding ACh potential are completely eliminated by hexamethonium which has no effect on either of the inhibitory potentials. Both the e.p.s.p. and the rapid i.p.s.p. (and the corresponding ACh potentials) are blocked by tubocurarine, dihydro-beta-erythroidine, strychnine and brucine. These drugs have no effect on the slow inhibitory potential, whether elicited synaptically or by ACh injection. The slow response can be selectively blocked by methylxylocholine, tetraethylammonium (TEA), and phenyltrimethylammonium (PTMA). Since the three types of potentials were found to be differentially affected by ACh antagonists, it was concluded that the various responses are due to activation of three different ACh receptors.3. Of the cholinomimetics tested, only carbamylcholine imitates all three actions of ACh. Nicotinic agents, which were shown to activate the two curare-sensitive receptors, have no stimulating effect on the curare-insensitive receptor. This latter receptor can be selectively stimulated by arecoline. The cholinomimetics were shown to have a secondary blocking effect on the receptor(s) they stimulate.4. Muscarine, even at high doses, is ineffective as either a stimulating or a blocking agent on any of the three receptor types. The muscarinelike drugs oxotremorine, methacholine, and pilocarpine have only weak and non-specific cholinomimetic action on these receptors. Their blocking effects are likewise negligible.5. The two curare-sensitive receptors, which are presumably the same as those described by Tauc & Gerschenfeld (1962), respond like vertebrate nicotinic receptors to both cholinomimetics and cholinolytics. The third receptor type, on the other hand, has a unique pharmacological profile. It is unaffected by both nicotine and muscarine, and is blocked neither by curare nor by atropine. Knowing that it can be stimulated by arecoline and blocked by methylxylocholine, TEA and PTMA does not facilitate its incorporation into the classical scheme of cholinergic receptors.


Readable fingerprints from mummified or putrefied specimens.


Operating for the aging face.

Operating for the aging face.


Effects of foreperiod interval upon reaction time, alpha blocking, and heart rate under variable conditions with reduced learning factors.


The codability of kinesthetic location and distance information.


The doctor-patient relationship in general practice: implications for diagnosis and treatment.


The doctor-patient relationship as a diagnostic tool.


The dilemma of a prison doctor.

The dilemma of a prison doctor.


The effect of expectation on judgments of odor.


The Materials Science Toxicology laboratories, University of Tennessee.


The effects of the Balint group on its members and leader.


Protein turnover in myelin and mitochondrial fractions.


Preventive medical and psychosocial aspects of family practice.


A theory of hypnotic induction procedures.


Cancer and communication problems: a personal experience.


Borderlands between neurology and psychiatry: observations in a neurological hospital.


Fingernail fetishism: report of a case treated with hypnosis.


Letters to the editor: Birefringence as an index of ameboid movement.


The gas chromatograph-mass spectrometer as a new and important tool in forensic toxicology.


Death or dialysis.

Death or dialysis.


Psychiatric aspects of L-dopa therapy of Parkinson's disease.


Psychiatry and the role of the general practitioner.


Psychiatry in everyday medical practice.


Duplicate analysis of blood ethanol by injection onto two parallel gas chromatographic columns in rapid succession.


Application of the Weed system to psychiatric records.


Applied hypnodontics: a case report.

Applied hypnodontics: a case report.


The intern's dilemma: the request for autopsy consent.


Emotional responses of burned children in a pediatric intensive care unit.


Multiple sclerosis and schizophrenia: a case report.


The issue of communication within medicine.


Ballistic characteristics and wounding effects of a tear gas pen gun loaded with ortho-chlorobenzalmalononitrile.


Focal psychotherapy: its potential impact on psychotherapeutic practice in medicine.


The learning alliance and its relation to psychiatric teaching.


3,4-methylenedioxyamphetamine (MDA): analytical and forensic aspects of fatal poisoning.


A simple procedure for the preparation of tropomyosin-free F-actin.


Brain death: Welcome definition--or dangerous judgement?


The nature of the hypnotherapeutic process.


Personality differences in male and female medical students.


Chronic factitious fever in puberty and adolescence: a diagnostic challenge to the family physician.


Hypnosis as a deterrent to suicide.

Hypnosis as a deterrent to suicide.


Hypnosis as role enactment: focus on a role specific skill.


Hypnotic treatment of a child with warts.


The processing of multidimensional information from iconic storage: perceptual independence and comparative rates of decay.


Experiences of liaison psychiatry on a private medical service.


Transcript of a Balint group session.

Transcript of a Balint group session.


Confronting the other drug problem.

Confronting the other drug problem.


The similarities between hypnotic induction and Freud's free association technique.


Obsessive-compulsive aspects of obesity.


Investigative powers of the medical examiner in the light of Rupp vs. Jackson.


Ten survivors of cardiac arrest.

Ten survivors of cardiac arrest.


Identification of arson accelerants by gas chromatographic patterns produced by a digital log electrometer.


Identification of phytosterols in red oil extract of cannabis.


Electromyographic feedback training and tension headache: preliminary observations.


Community hospitals, psychiatry and illness prevention.


Influence of motivational instructions on hypnotic and nonhypnotic reaction time performance.


The use of covert sensitization and hypnotic procedures in the treatment of an overweight person: a case report.


Sulfuric acid concentration in the catalyzed breathalyzer ampules.


The use and abuse of the "medical model" as a conceptual frame in psychiatry.


Behavior therapeutic techniques and hypnotherapeutic methods.


An eye-roll test for hypnotizability.

An eye-roll test for hypnotizability.


Untoward effects of exogenous inhalants on the lung.


Lamaze method of childbirth, conditioning or hypnosis.


The Balint group and preventive industrial medicine.


Responsiveness of protein deficient monkeys to manipulative stimuli.


Mirror self-image reactions before age two.


Brain growth in mice selected for high and low brain weight.


The effects of saline or blank injections during development on maze learning at maturity.


Age effects in the acquisition and retention of active and passive avoidance learning by rats.


Distress vocalizations of young in three inbred strains of mice.


Purification and properties of a soluble peroxidase from the thyroid gland of goat.


Nitrite induced nitrate and nitrite reductases in Azotobacter vinelandii.


Separation of L-tyrosine in mixture over Dowex-I in borate form.


Tissue lipid pattern, tissue lipoprotein lipase activity and effect of administration of insulin and tolbutamide on the tissue lipid levels in alloxan diabetic rats.


Non-identity of ubiquinol-9 and 'compound x': a precursor of ubiquinone-9 in the rat.


Reactions of aldehydes with glycine as possible prebiotic events.


Effect of hepatic level of long-chain acyl CoA on fatty acid synthesis in starved rats.


Polyamines in human placenta.

Polyamines in human placenta.


Effect of phospholipase A on lactate production by leukocytes from diabetic subjects.


Activities of phenobarbital induced liver microsomal enzymes in rats fed protein- and fat-free diets.


Differential release of latent lysosomal hydrolases in muscle of Tilapia mossambica by whole body gamma radiation.


Role of alkaline earth metal ions in the activation of thrombin.


Degeneracy of the immune response to sheep red cells.


Processing of normal antibody-coated sheep erythrocytes by mouse peritoneal macrophages.


The geriatric patient and his family. The institutionalization of a parent--a nadir of life.


The effects of an inhibiting factor (interferon) on the in vitro growth of granulocyte-macrophage colonies.


The geriatric patient and his family. Study of family interaction in the aged.


The geriatric patient and his family. Helping the family to live with itself.


The geriatric patient and his family. General discussion.


A community-focused model of mental health services for the elderly.


Scintillation autoradiography--a rapid technique.


Teaching the teacher to teach.

Teaching the teacher to teach.


Lymphocyte transformation using whole blood cultures: an analysis of responses.


Teaching medical ethics in Africa.

Teaching medical ethics in Africa.


The welfare state and medical ethics.

The welfare state and medical ethics.


Australian Medical Association. Meeting of Study Group on Medical Education, 1970.


Report on confidential enquiries into maternal deaths in England and Wales 1967-1969.


Prenatal morphine effects on survival and behavior of rat offspring.


Pemoline: cardiovascular studies.

Pemoline: cardiovascular studies.


Effect of deserpidine and pargyline on the levels of biogenic amines in brain, liver and heart of mice.


Cross tolerance to histamine by the chronic administration of histamine analogues.


The enzymatic formation of 3,4-di-O-methylated dopamine metabolites by mammalian tissues.


Suppression of lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD) effects in pregnant rats.


Reserpine-induced supersensitivity to histamine activated cardiac phosphorylase and cardiac contractility.


Influence of 1,10-phenanthroline on liver tumorigenesis in rats ingesting ethionine.


Post-mortem changes in myocardial aminoacyl synthetase, transferring enzyme activity and ribosomal activity.


Rate zonal separation of spleen nuclei from normal and Friend virus infected mice.


Delayed hypersensitivity, macrophage migration, and antibodies in guinea-pigs immunized with diphtheria toxoid. I. Immunization with antigen-antibody precipitation.


Kinetics of the reaction between a monoclonal IgM anti-I and rabbit red cells. I. Intact and hybrid macroglobulin molecules and hybrid subunits.


Covalent binding of biomolecules to radiation-grafted hydrogels on inert polymer surfaces.


In vivo studies of a new ultrathin membrane for hemodialysis.


Comparative solute transport and therapeutic effectiveness of multiple point support and standard Kiil hemodialyzers.


Development of a capillary film artificial kidney.


Clinical evaluation of the E-Z-S kidney.


An essentially rupture-proof dialyzer.

An essentially rupture-proof dialyzer.


Development and long term clinical evaluation of a thromboresistant hollow fiber kidney (HFK).


Current studies with simulated nuclear-powered left ventricular assist devices.


Development of a nuclear-powered artificial heart.


Pneumatic waveform diagnostics of implanted ventricular assist pumps.


Hemostasis, coagulation and the total artificial heart.


Hemodynamic studies during prolonged mechanical circulatory support.


The interaction of tissue cells with polymer surfaces. I.


Structure-property relations of aortic tissue.


The effect of body acceleration synchronous with the heartbeat (BASH) on aortic root pressures. An inquiry to the physical basis.


An adjustable pulmonary arterial band.

An adjustable pulmonary arterial band.


Influence of hemodialysis on plasma aldosterone concentration in nephrectomized patients.


Thyroid function in chronic renal failure: effects of chronic hemodialysis.


A comparison of in vitro and in vivo solute-protein binding interactions in normal and uremic subjects.


The effect of dialysis on plasma and tissue levels of vitamin C.


Plasma erythropoietic activity in patients on chronic dialysis with or without kidneys.


Hemolysis in dialyzed patients: tap water-induced red blood cell metabolic deficiency.


Kinetics of stagnation-induced neutropenia during hemodialysis.


The biological activity of covalently immobilized heparin.


Hemolysis and subhemolytic alterations of human RBC induced by turbulent shear flow.


An attempt to assess occult red blood cell damage by a standard shear test.


Platelet adhesion to a spinning surface.


Platelet kinetics during extracorporeal circulation.


A standardized method for defining the overall gas transfer performance of artificial lungs.


The toroidal membrane oxygenator: design, performance, and prolonged bypass testing of a clinical model.


Gas exchange across a liquid-liquid interface.


An investigation of centrifugal fluorocarbon blood oxygenation.


The double-capillary-oxygenator.

The double-capillary-oxygenator.


Design and performance of a new membrane lung.


Bone disease in uremia.

Bone disease in uremia.


Turnover of endogenous parathyroid hormone in uremic patients and those undergoing hemodialysis.


Controlled sodium removal with peritoneal dialysis.


Sodium transport during ultrafiltration peritoneal dialysis.


A simplified automatic peritoneal dialysis system.


A new vascular prosthesis for blood access in hemodialysis.


Self-sealing prosthesis for arteriovenous fistula in man.


Continuous cancer chemotherapy: nitrosourea diffusion through implanted silicone rubber capsules.


Binders to remove uremic waste metabolites from the GI tract.


ACAC microcapsule artificial kidney for the long term and short term management of eleven patients with chronic renal failure.


A failsafe cardiac assist system for intra-aortic balloon pumping.


Intra-aortic balloon pumping without heparin.


A multielectrode-time sequential laboratory defibrillator for the study of implanted electrode systems,.


Poloxalkol R (pluronic F-68): a priming solution for cardiopulmonary bypass.


Cardiac surgery with disposable membrane lungs.


Evaluation of a disposable membrane oxygenator.


Clinical prolonged extracorporeal circulation for respiratory insufficiency: hematological effects.


Clinical membrane lung support for acute respiratory insufficiency.


Detoxification by electrochemico-auto-oxidation. I: Deammonation.


ASAIO and the Washington scene - 1972 (presidential address).


Evolving policies of the medical devices applications program.


Special address: Studies of medical phenomena by computer graphics.


Home hemodialysis training in 3 weeks.

Home hemodialysis training in 3 weeks.


Limited-care hemodialysis.

Limited-care hemodialysis.


Clinical studies of 'low flow' dialysis with membranes highly permeable to middle weight molecules.


Water balance and the frequency of hemodialysis in anephric patients.


Comparison of higher blood flow hemodialysis with lower blood flow in light of the square meter-hour hypothesis.


Hemodialyzer evaluation by examination of solute molecular spectra.


Ethics of in-vitro fertilization: risk-taking for the unborn.


Molecular orbital calculations on the conformation of nucleic acids and their constituents. IV. Conformations about the exocyclic C(4')-C(5') bond.


Control of globin synthesis by hemin: factors influencing formation of an inhibitor of globin chain initiation in reticulocyte lysates.


The isolation and characterization of steady-state labeled messenger RNA from L-cells.


Histological study in experimental cholera.


Polyacrylamide gel electrophoretic study of protein spectra in human, sheep and rabbit platelets.


Pathogenic Nocardia and the related actinomycetes isolated by paraffin baiting.


Concomitants of kwashiorkor-dermatosis.

Concomitants of kwashiorkor-dermatosis.


Cytological study of the mid-gut cells of Phlebotomus argentipes, unfed and fed in relation to blood meal.


A simple method of assay of total alkaloids in Solananum laceniatum leaves.


Preparation of folic acid deficient diet.


Studies on serum folate activity in leukaemia and allied disorders.


Evaluation of extended lymph node dissection for gastric cancer.


Surgical treatment of vascular ring.

Surgical treatment of vascular ring.


The new transinsular approach to the hypertensive intracerebral hematoma.


Twin valve: a new approach to single ventricle.


Etiological factors and surgical treatment of pericallosal aneurysm.


One shot administration of antineoplastic agents in massive doses via the celiac artery for inoperable cancer of the liver.


Dissolution of human gallstone.

Dissolution of human gallstone.


Effects of sympathomimetic and sympatholytic agents on mesenteric hemodynamics in hemorrhagic hypotension.


Cerebrospinal fluid acidosis and its possible relation to acute brain swelling.


Change of gastric function following massive resection of the small intestine in the rat.


Successful removal of metalic foreign body from brain and internal carotid artery with a platinum-cobalt magnet alloy.


Comparative effects of dexamethasone and testosterone on erythropoiesis in a strain of mice partially unresponsive to hypoxia.


Current status of surgical treatment of portal hypertension in Japan.


Iron metabolism in duck and turkey.

Iron metabolism in duck and turkey.


The determination of urinary pregnandiol by thin-layer chromatography, with quantitative densitometry: comparative study with a spectrophotometric method.


Editorial: Neuraminidase in ovine, equine, porcine and bovine platelets.


Changes in platelet aggregation during voluntary hyperventilation.


The effects of chlorimipramine on the pupil, intraocular pressure and aqueous humor dynamics in rabbits.


"Grootlamsiekte", a specific syndrome of prolonged gestation in sheep: further investigations.


Immune response of merino sheep to inactivated Corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis vaccine.


Ingestion of the plant Fadogia monticola Robyns as an additional cause of gousiekte in ruminants.


Action of the contact factor on the aggregation of the platelets.


Serum levels of ceruloplasmin as an index of the clinical evolution in schizophrenic patients.


Determination of testosterone in human blood plasma by using 3beta, 17-beta-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase.


Plasma iron and copper in laying hens.

Plasma iron and copper in laying hens.


Glucose variation in blood of hens in laying and its relations with the total blood volume and hematocrit.


Editorial: Serum haptoglobin in some domestic mammals.


The action of different pesticides on the development of bird embryos.


Phenothiazine tranquillizers: effect of prolonged intake.


Limb malformation production in chicken embryos treated with nitrogen mustard at 48 hours of incubation.


The effects of cortisone and of estradiol given to pregnant rats on the structural differentiation of the adrenal cortex and the ovary in their offspring.


Aspects of steroidal influence on fetal development.


Transplacental and neonatal effects of hypercortisonism in the rat on thymo-lymphatic system differentiation and serum immunoglobulin levels.


The use of an incubator in detecting drug-induced congenital malformations.


The effect of prolonged chloramphenicol and oxytetracycline application on fetal development.


Embryotoxic effects produced by magnesium deficiency in rats.


The effects of insulin of fetal development in "gestational diabetes".


Drugs and fetal development. Chairman's introductory address.


The effect of insulin treatment on fetal mortality and congenital malformations in diabetic pregnant women.


Maternal-fetal transport of iron and iodine in human subjects.


The role of growth hormone on fetal development in utero.


A case of sacro-coccygeal teratoma in a newborn after maternal treatment with human gonadotropins.


Rubella vaccine - drug or menace.

Rubella vaccine - drug or menace.


The use of antiserotonin-cyproheptadine HCL in pregnancy: an experimental and clinical study. Habitual abortion of psychogenic origin may be associated with increased serotonin production.  Serotonin is metabolized by monoamin oxidase (MAO) to hydroxyindole acetic acid (5-HIAA) which is excreted in the urine.  When this metabolic system is inadequate excess serotonin may cause contractions of the estrogen-sensitized myometrium and, thus, abortion.  In normal pregnancy and in nonpregnant women urinary 5-HIAA is 5.6 mg/day.  Women suffering from habitual abortion os psychogenic origin showed 5-HIAA excretion of 10.6 mg/day during pregnancy with high amounts of nonmetabolized serotonin.  In rats injection of pargyline HC1, a MAO inhibitor, produced abortion in 84%; a serotonin antagonist, cyproheptadine HC1, injected sc 4-8 hours prior to MAO inhibitor treatment preserved 42% of fetuses.  No toxicity was shown in 92.8% of rat fetuses in a teratogenic study.  Later 29 women with a total of 31 pregnancies were given 4 to 16 mg/day cyproheptadine HC1 for several months starting early in pregnancy.  Previous study had revealed no other causes to explain their spontaneous abortions and treatments with progesterone, antibiotics, and vitamins in earlier pregnancies had been unsuccessful.  After cyproheptadine HC1 treatment there were 3 spontaneous abortions, 23 normal infants delivered at term, and 5 premature deliveries of which 1 was a stillbirth.  No teratogenic effects were observed.  Reports by others in similar cases and results in a control group of 19 women in this study all give much higher rates of spontaneous abortion.  Side effects were few and yielded to reduced dosage.  It is recommended that patients suffering habitual abortion be examined for serotonin and 5-HIAA excretion.  When indicated, treatment with antiserotonin drugs should be given.  Observations indicate serotonin production or metabolism may be the decisive factor relating emotional stress to abortion.


Methodologic problems encountered in investigating the possible teratogenic effects of drugs.


Sporadic malformations in laboratory animals and their influence on drug testing.


A retrospective enquiry into possible teratogenic effects of drugs in pregnancy.


The effect of prolonged drug usage on fetal development. An epidemiological approach.


The use of medicines before and during pregnancy - preliminary results from an epidemiological study of congenital defects.


Patterns of medication in early pregnancy: a preliminary report from the Jerusalem perinatal study.


Multiphasic screening, a contribution to the methodology of teratological research.


On the possible teratogenicity of antibiotic drugs administered during pregnancy - a prospective study.


Digital simulation of iodine kinetics during inhibition phase.


Effects of chemical agents on protein biosynthesis during embryonic development.


Study of carbohydrate metabolism in the newborn rat as a tool for evaluating effects of drugs administered during pregnancy.


Histopathology of pulmonary hypertension.


The quantitative evaluation of the sequestration capacity of the spleen for erythrocytes.


Particular aspects of the Vogt-Koyanagi Harada syndrome.


Traumatic retinal angiopathy (Purtscher).


Forced motion attachment for the Goldmann perimeter.


Medical aspects of ECT.

Medical aspects of ECT.


Answers to questions frequently asked about ECT.


Psychoanalytic omniscience and behavioral omnipotence: current trends in psychotherapy.


Clinical reinforcement.

Clinical reinforcement.