Myasthenia gravis.

Myasthenia gravis. Taken from the weekly Pediatric Grand Rounds held at the University Hospital of San Diego County, University of California, San Diego, School of Medicine, June 20, 1972


Professional standards. Review organizations (PSRO's).


Myasthenia gravis after 300 years: continued search.


Prolapsing mitral valve with mucinous degeneration. A possible relation to the syndrome of midsystolic click and late systolic murmur.


California coroners' patterns.

California coroners' patterns.


More primary physicians. The department of family practice at UC, Davis, meets the challenge.


The health care team. The role of pediatric nurse practitioners as viewed by California pediatricians. A single-mailing questionnaire surveyed attitudes of members of District IX, American Academy of Pediatrics (California) toward the role of the pediatric nurse practitioner (pnp). Responses from 568 members (53%) represented a broad range of age, practice type (58% group, 25% solo, 17% "other"), geographic location, and opinion. The most favorable attitudes toward pnp use were expressed by young pediatricians in large-group and "other" categories; least favorable were solo practitioners older than 60 years. Practice type was more important than age. Most respondents expressed the opinion that a pediatrician-pnp team approach would enrich both professions, and that parental acceptance of the pnp was likely; but that pnp use would not reduce costs. Majorities favored the concept of the pnp as part of the practice team but under constant pediatrician surveillance: seeing the patient for part of the visit and participating under supervision in care for minor illness, but not replacing the pediatrician even in well-child care. Some pnps hope for a more independent role on the pediatrician-pnp team. Modification of both pediatrician and pnp ideas appears requisite to a team approach that will satisfy both professional groups and the public.


A survey of the resources for the teaching of clinical allergy in California.


Corrosive injury to oro-pharynx and esophagus. Eighty-five consecutive cases. In 85 consecutive cases of ingestion of caustic material, 70 patients had oral burns, 29 incurred esophageal burns, and in three esophageal stricture developed, requiring repeated dilatation. Management involves early endoscopy to determine the extent of mucosal injury, antibiotics to reduce local or mediastinal infection, and steroids to prevent the chance for esophageal stricture.


The syndrome of midsystolic extra sound and late systolic murmur.


Treatment of cardiogenic shock. 1.

Treatment of cardiogenic shock. 1.


Public health report.

Public health report.


Characteristics of single aortic and right subclavian baroreceptor fiber activity in rabbits with chronic renal hypertension.


Dependency of pial arterial and arteriolar diameter on perivascular osmolarity in the cat. A microapplication study.


Evidence for summation and voltage dependency in rabbit atrioventricular nodal fibers.


Pressure and flow generated by the left ventricle against different impedances.


Transport of  14 C-4-cholesterol between serum and wall in the perfused dog common carotid artery.


Effect of changes in cycle length on diastolic depolarization produced by ouabain in canine Purkinje fibers.


Effect of sympathetic nerve stimulation on pulmonary vascular resistance in the dog.


A cardiocardiac sympathovagal reflex in the cat.


Evidence for hemodynamic autoregulation of renin release.


Role of mineralocorticoids in the natriuresis of water immersion in man.


Active state in the smooth muscle of the rat portal vein in relation to electrical activity and isometric force.


Venous relaxation caused by acetylcholine acting on the sympathetic nerves.


Evidence for direct control of coronary vascular tone by oxygen.


Andrenergic stimulation of renin secretion in the isolated perfused rat kidney.


Structural basis for the ascending limb of left ventricular function.


Community relations: a personal view.

Community relations: a personal view.


Conferences.

Conferences.


Family planning.

Family planning.


Citizens' Advice Bureaux: a personal view.


Administrative medicine--the changing scene.


A low molecular weight factor in lung-conditioned medium stimulating granulocyte and monocyte colony formation in vitro.


Selective inhibition of the cell cycle of cultured human diploid fibroblasts by aminonucleoside of puromycin.


A strategy for change--the East Sussex health services project.


Functions and administration of hospital management committees.


Studies on dengue hemorrhagic fever. II. Electrolyte study.


Clinical signs of early vitamin deficiency in British seamen.


Haemorrhagic fever in Thailand: physiologic derangement.


Studies on serum complement C3 and fibrin degradation products in Thai hemorrhagic fever.


Renal involvement and reticulo-endothelial-system clearance in dengue hemorrhagic fever.


Studies on dengue hemorrhagic fever. Clinical study: an evaluation of steroids as a treatment.


The role of intracellular calcium in catecholamine secretion from the bovine adrenal medulla.


Catechol, a facilitatory drug that demonstrates only a prejunctional site of action.


Tetrahydroisoquinoline alkaloids: stimulated secretion from the adrenal medulla.


Effects of veratrum alkaloids on membrane potential and conductance of squid and crayfish giant axons.


Mechanism of action of propranolol on squid axon membranes.


Airway constriction in guinea pigs: interaction of histamine and autonomic drugs.


Effect of corticosteroid treatment of urinary epinephrine response to induced hypoglycemia in asthmatic children.


The influence of reserpine on the calcium-induced responses of spontaneously beating isolated rabbit atria.


Effect of 4,4'-biphenylenebis-((2-oxoethylene)-bis-(2,2-diethoxyethyl))dimethylammonium dibromide (DMAE) on accumulation and nicotine-induced release of norepinephrine in the heart.


Stimulation of sodium reabsorption by dinitrophenol in the dog kidney.


Role of brain norepinephrine in audiogenic seizure in the rat.


A study on the mechanism of vasopressin escape: effects of chronic vasopressin and overhydration on renal tissue osmolality and electrolytes in dogs.


Studies on 1,1,1-trichloro-2,2-bis(p-chlorophenyl)ethane (DDT)-induced hyperthermia: effects of cold exposure and aminopyrine injections.


Effect of  , -difluoro substitution on the disposition and pharmacological effects of 4-chloroamphetamine in rats.


Factors affecting the production and accumulation of uterine luminal fluid in the rat.


The distribution of selected substances into rat uterine luminal fluid.


Effects of L-dopa administration of the concentrations of dopa, dopamine and norepinephrine in various rat tissues.


The release of guanethidine and bethanidine by splenic nerve stimulation: a quantitative evaluation showing dissociation from adrenergic blockade.


The role of calcium in "nonspecific" supersensitivity of vascular muscle.


The rate equation and activation energies for the uptake of  -aminoisobutyric acid by mouse brain slices. 1. The initial influx of the amino acid analogue AIB at medium concentrations of 0.05-20 mM into mouse cerebrum slices incubated at temperatures from 20 to 45 degrees C follows the rate law v = V(max)/(1 + K(t)/S)+k(u)S. The linear term k(u)S arises from an unsaturable process of concentrative uptake.2. At 37 degrees C the kinetic constants are K(t) = 1.12 mM; V(max) = 0.39 mumole AIB/g final wet wt. of slices. min; and k(u) = 0.054 mumole AIB/g final wet wt. of slices. mM-AIB. min.3. At infinitesmal substrate concentrations 13% of influx is via the unsaturable process. This rises to 73% for 20 mM substrate.4. K(t) is independent of temperature. The other constants increase rapidly with temperature. Arrhenius activation energies are 14.1 kcal/mole for V(max) and 17.4 kcal/mole for k(u).


Frequency-dependent differences in the responses of the capsular and vascular smooth muscle of the spleen of the dog to sympathetic nerve stimulation. 1. The responses of the capsular and vascular smooth muscle to splenic nerve stimulation have been studied simultaneously in the isolated blood-perfused dog's spleen.2. Low frequencies of splenic nerve stimulation (below 1.0 Hz) caused pronounced contraction of the splenic capsule but little or no constriction of the splenic vascular bed.3. Splenic contraction reached a maximum at stimulation frequencies of 1-2 Hz; maximum vasoconstriction occurred at frequencies of 7-10 Hz.4. The separation of responses of the capsular and vascular smooth muscle was mimicked by close arterial infusions of either adrenaline or noradrenaline.5. The maximum responses of the splenic vascular smooth muscle to nerve stimulation, adrenaline and noradrenaline were not significantly different.6. The maximum reduction in spleen volume to sympathetic nerve stimulation was significantly greater than the maximum response to close arterial noradrenaline.7. The maximum contractions of the spleen to adrenaline and noradrenaline were not significantly different. At concentrations producing submaximal responses adrenaline was more potent than noradrenaline.8. It is suggested that the frequency dependent separation of smooth muscle responses to sympathetic nerve stimulation is due to a different sensitivity of the capsular and vascular smooth muscle to the chemical transmitter noradrenaline.9. The results are discussed in the context of the function of the dog's spleen.


Left ventricular inotropic and peripheral vasomotor responses from independent changes in pressure in the carotid sinuses and cerebral arteries in anaesthetized dogs. 1. The pressure perfusing the isolated carotid sinuses and the pressure perfusing the cerebral circulation were changed independently, and the resulting inotropic responses in the left ventricle and peripheral vasomotor responses were determined.2. Inotropic responses were assessed by measuring changes in the maximum rate of change of left ventricular pressure (dP/dt max) with heart rate and mean aortic pressure held constant. Vascular resistance changes were usually assessed by perfusing the descending thoracic aorta at constant flow and measuring changes in perfusion pressure.3. Decreases in carotid sinus pressure over the baroreceptor sensitivity range resulted in a 45% increase in dP/dt max and a 59% increase in vascular resistance.4. Unless arterial oxygen tension was abnormally low, lowering cerebral perfusion pressure to 50 mm Hg resulted in little or no inotropic and vasomotor responses. In the presence of hypoxaemia (P(a,O2) < 60 mm Hg), lowering cerebral perfusion pressure to below about 80 mm Hg resulted in marked responses.5. These experiments suggest that, unless arterial oxygen tension is abnormally low, the carotid sinus reflex and not cerebral hypotension is important in the control of the inotropic state of the heart and of vasomotor activity. With hypoxaemia, responses from cerebral hypotension may also be important.


Contrasts in spatial organization of receptive fields at geniculate and retinal levels: centre, surround and outer surround. 1. The organization of receptive fields of retinal ganglion cells and A-laminae cells from the dorsal lateral geniculate nucleus (LGN) of the cat are compared under identical conditions. Some aspects of the geniculate data have been given elsewhere (Hammond, 1972b).2. The receptive fields of geniculate cells consist of three zones - centre, antagonistic surround and synergistic outer surround - compared with only two for retinal cells. This result further supports the theory that the centre and surround of geniculate cell receptive fields derive from convergent, but discrete, retinal inputs.3. The surrounds of geniculate receptive fields are known to be more powerfully antagonistic on their centres than is true of retinal cells. This relationship is re-examined.4. Unlike geniculate fields, the locus of maximum sensitivity for the receptive field surround of retinal cells is not invariant either to stimulus geometry or adaptational state.5. The latter result strongly suggests that the surround mechanism for retinal cells extends through the centre of the field. It establishes unequivocally that the overlap between receptive field centre and surround mechanisms, only marginal in geniculate, is very extensive indeed in retina.


The reflex effects of intralaryngeal carbon dioxide on the pattern of breathing. 1. The reflex effects on the pattern of breathing and total lung resistance of introducing 30, 10 and 5% CO(2) in air into the larynx have been studied in anaesthetized and decerebrate cats breathing through a tracheostomy tube.2. Flowing 30% CO(2) into the larynx caused a two-phased response. First, respiratory frequency and tidal volume decreased, with a consequent fall in minute ventilation. After two to ten breaths, frequency remained slow, but tidal volume increased beyond the control level, so that minute ventilation was restored to control levels.3. Flowing 5 or 10% CO(2) into the larynx caused slowing of breathing with small and inconsistent changes in tidal volume. Minute ventilation was significantly diminished.4. Off effects, on re-introducing air into the larynx, after 2 and 10 min of CO(2) exposure, suggested that the reflex response diminishes with increased duration of exposure to CO(2).5. None of the concentrations of intralaryngeal CO(2) changed total lung resistance or compliance.6. CO(2) mixtures in the larynx generally caused no change in blood pressure or pulse rate of the cats.7. The reflex effects of intralaryngeal CO(2) were abolished by denervating the larynx.8. Hypoxic mixtures introduced into the larynx did not change breathing.


Lateral inhibition in human colour mechanisms. 1. The spatial properties of human colour mechanisms were explored by measuring contrast thresholds for sine-wave gratings, under conditions of intense chromatic adaptation, from 0.25 to 12 cycles/degree.2. With adapting colours that tend to isolate the red-, green-, and blue-sensitive spatial responses, all three results differ markedly from each other and from the neutral grating sensitivity. The green mechanism is much more sensitive than the others, the blue, much less. In all cases, the contrast sensitivity decreases at low spatial frequencies, which is typically the result of lateral inhibition. This low-frequency inhibition effect is greatest for the unadapted case; it diminishes significantly but does not vanish when the red or green mechanism is isolated.4. These results imply that there is spatial inhibition both between and within the red and green mechanisms. Chromatic adaptation can eliminate the former but not the latter.


Maturation of glomerular blood flow distribution in the new-born dog. 1. Glomerular blood flow distribution was studied in seventy-eight new-born mongrel dogs aged 1-40 days by measuring the distribution of radioactive labelled microspheres within the kidney.2. The microsphere technique was found to be a valid indicator of glomerular blood flow distribution for the new-born dog since (a) the spheres were completely extracted by the kidney, (b) more than 95% of the spheres were trapped in glomerular capillaries, (c) the spheres were evenly distributed within any specific region of the kidney and, (d) the spheres did not interfere with renal haemodynamics.3. Plasma flow per gram tissue to inner cortical glomeruli, relative to that to outer cortical glomeruli, the IC/OC flow ratio, was high at birth, decreased over the first 2 weeks of life and remained relatively constant thereafter. Plasma flow per gram tissue to the outer cortex increased over the whole 40 day period while that to the inner cortex decreased slightly and then increased after 2 weeks.4. The IC/OC flow ratio decreased in a curvilinear fashion as blood pressure rose with maturation. Acute increases or decreases in blood pressure in any animal produced decreases or increases, respectively, in the IC/OC flow ratio.5. There was no correlation between the IC/OC flow ratio and renal extraction of p-amino-hippurate (E(PAH)).6. There was histological evidence that glomerular differentiation persists for 2 weeks during the post-natal period in the dog. This continuing post-natal glomerulogenesis takes place only in the outer cortex.7. These results are consistent with the hypothesis that an important factor in renal maturation is a redistribution of blood flow within the kidney. As the animal matures a greater fraction of the total glomerular blood flow goes to outer cortical glomeruli. This is due partly to the continuing glomerular differentiation taking place in the outer cortical region and partly to the increasing arterial blood pressure occurring with maturation.


Central projections of gastric afferent vagal inputs. 1. The medulla oblongata of thirteen halothane-anaesthetized, decerebellate sheep was explored systematically with recording micro-electrodes.2. The nervous activity recorded was designated either ;cyclical', if it was related to the periodic vagal outflow responsible for primary cycle movements of the reticulo-rumen, or ;afferent-like', if it was directly related to mechanical stimulation of the reticulum or the abomasum.3. Forms of mechanical stimulation were used which were known (from earlier ;single afferent fibre' studies) to evoke characteristic and distinguishable responses from four receptor types, i.e. reticular tension receptors, reticular epithelial receptors, abomasal tension receptors and abomasal mucosal receptors.4. Micro-electrode penetrations were made within a zone 4 mm lateral to the mid line, 6 mm rostral to and 2.5 mm caudal to the obex. In certain regions, ;afferent-like activity' was recorded, which corresponded to the discharge properties of one or more of the above receptor types.5. Units were sometimes excited or inhibited by more than one kind of receptor excitation, thus demonstrating the possibilities of a convergence of afferent projections and either a direct or a reciprocal relationship between receptor activity and central nervous ;afferent-like activity'.6. It is concluded that most, if not all, of the ;afferent-like activity' was recorded from the vicinity of interneurones.7. There was a partially overlapping viscerotopic organization of ;afferent-like activity' derived from abomasal and from reticular receptors.8. Regions showing ;afferent-like activity' were located dorso-laterally to regions showing ;cyclical activity' although there was some overlap between the two regions.9. ;Afferent-like activity' was recorded from regions which included the dorso-lateral part of the dorsal vagal motor nucleus, the adjacent reticular formation and the nucleus of the solitary tract between transverse planes 3 mm rostral to the obex and 1 mm caudal to the obex.10. Some of the gastric afferent vagal inputs were projected to contralateral locations via unidentified commissural connexions.


Compensatory renal growth after unilateral nephrectomy in the new-born rat. 1. The right kidney in a series of control rats aged between 5 days and 115 days was weighed. The kidney weight/body weight ratio was greater in young than in older rats, but decreased linearly with increasing age.2. After unilateral nephrectomy of rats 5 days old, the remaining kidney underwent compensatory growth. The rate and extent of this growth were greater than in adult rats.3. The concentrations of RNA and DNA in the renal cortex and medulla of rats 5 days old were higher than in adult animals. The concentrations of the two nucleic acids fell with age, and reached adult levels after approximately 6 weeks.4. After unilateral nephrectomy of rats 5 days old, the concentrations of RNA and DNA in the medulla were not significantly different from those in control animals. In the cortex, however, there was a delayed increase in the RNA/DNA ratio, which reached a level some 12% higher than that in control rats. This increase was smaller than that observed in unilaterally nephrectomized adult rats.5. The cortical Q(O2) of the remaining kidney of unilaterally nephrectomized new-born rats was elevated by some 20% within 1 day of unilateral nephrectomy. Cortical Q(O2)'s remained higher than those of control animals for 3-4 weeks.6. Since after unilateral nephrectomy, the increase in renal mass in new-borns was greater than that in adults, whereas the degree of cortical cellular hypertrophy (as estimated by the RNA/DNA ratio) was smaller than in adults, it is likely that in new-born animals a significant contribution to compensatory growth comes from cellular hyperplasia.


Pediatric referral patterns in Maryland.


Ultrasound measurement of left ventricular function in acute myocardial infarction. (Preliminary report).


Digitalis intoxication: the need to suspect it--best ways to treat it.


From a malpractice lawyer's case book.

From a malpractice lawyer's case book.


"Why is my sugar always high in the morning"?


Rhabdomyosarcomas in children--a call for aggressive therapy.


In mental disease: how sick is sick?

In mental disease: how sick is sick?


How to recognize and treat "bad trips" on marijuana.


When your patient's problem is sexual.

When your patient's problem is sexual.


Conservative treatment of varicose veins.


Psychological need relationships in dyadic attraction and rejection.


Maternal separation and emotional reactivity in BALB-c mice.


Nurse-initiated social interaction and patients' behaviour on a ward for chronic schizophrenic patients.


Making community health work: organizing a work-for-pay program.


Differences among campus groups on a measure of self-actualization.


Leadership and voluntary seating choice.


Test anxiety and cheating on college examinations.


Dogmatism and self-esteem: a negative relationship confirmed.


Auditory discrimination under increased pressures of helium-oxygen and air.


Authenticity, technique and utilization of personal flairs.


Militance in a women's profession: psychological characteristics of partisans and critics of a nurses' "strike".


Comparison of non-brain-damaged schizophrenic and brain-damaged non-schizophrenic males on the WIST.


A questionnaire survey of Rochdale College--"an 18-storey flophouse".


Experimental analysis of a technique based on the Premack principle changing verbal behavior of depressed individuals.


Adjustment differences related to pattern of rating of the other.


Canonical analysis of the Vocational Preference Inventory and the Sixteen Personality Factor Questionnaire.


Retroactive and proactive inhibition in young and elderly adults using an unpaced modified free recall test.


Personality variables as predictors of attitudes toward science and religion.


Personality differences of offenders and nonoffenders.


Follower-maturity and preference for leader-behavior style.


Attention dysfunction in senile dementia.


Evaluation of a team approach.

Evaluation of a team approach.


Frustration effect and extent of instrumental response.


Note: advisability of using sugar-free food pellets for schedule-induced polydipsia research.


Sex and grade differences in children's manifest anxiety.


Reinforcement procedures and social behavior in a group context with severely retarded children.


Statistical features of brain responses under conditions of attention and habituation.


Adult locus of control and self-righteous attitudes.


Status-role consequences of internal-extenal control of reinforcement.


Accuracy in personality ratings on phenotypic and genotypic items.


Translation of auditory stimuli into neural codes.


Further evidence on smoking and anxiety.


An alternative to current analyses of suicidal behavior.


Creative level and its effects on training college adults to think creatively with words.


Relationship between Quick Test and WAIS IQS for brain-injured and schizophrenic subjects.


Internal consistency of POI scales.

Internal consistency of POI scales.


Assumed attitude similarity and perceived intrafamilial communication and understanding.


Beliefs in internal-external control of reinforcement among blacks in integrated and segregated high schools.


Modification of caloric intake in anorexia nervosa: an experimental analysis.


Pain-tolerance as a measure for assessing instructionally induced ego-involvement.


Birth order, affiliation, and membership in Weight Watchers.


A proposed integration of independent mental health facilities into behaviorally oriented social training programs.


The effect of novibiocin and tolbutamide on the excretion of warfarin in the bile of rats.


Effects of phencyclidine and restraint at 2 degrees C on rat plasma creatine phosphokinase activity.


Study of an inhibitor of hepatic cholesterol synthesis found in kidney microsomes.


The absence of effect of phenobarbital on halothane toxicity.


An IBM 1130 computer-auto-analyzer data collection and reporting system.


Salicylate pharmacokintics in the dog.

Salicylate pharmacokintics in the dog.


The dose-dependent glycogen-depleting effect of sodium pentobarbital on the myocardium of the chick embryo of six and one-half days incubation.


Excretion of methadone and metabolites in human sweat.


Brain levels of serotonin (5-HT) and norepinephrine (NE) during mescaline-induced behavior in mice.


Release of particulate norepinephrine by d-LSD-25 and reserpine.


Effect of repeated administration on the metabolism of (-)-  9 -tetrahydrocannabinols in rats.


In vivo release of H 3 -dopamine from the brain during the administration of haloperidol.


Comparison of biochemical and pharmacological testing for pheochromocytoma.


Extra-adrenal epinephrine-producing pheochromocytoma with fatal shock.


Role of dopaminergic receptors in morphine analgesia and tolerance.


Ouabain-induced myocardial catecholamine release: inhibition by propranolol.


Interactions of chronic and acute   1 -tetrahydrocannabinol pretreatment with zoxazolamine and barbiturates.


Enhanced biliary excretion of digitoxin following sprionolactone as it relates to the prevention of digitoxin toxicity.


Biochemical relationship between kryptopyrrole (mauve factor and trans-3-methyl-2-hexenoic acid (schizophrenia odor).


Dopamine and norepinephrine uptake by rat brain synaptosomes: relative inhibitory potencies of 1- and d-amphetamine and amantadine.


A preliminary study of the suitability of sorbic acid for use as a preservative in cat food preparations.


Cowpox in a dairy herd in the United Kingdom.


The use of ketamine (CI-581) in feline anaesthetic practice.


Miraculous recovery.

Miraculous recovery.


Treatment for cystitis.

Treatment for cystitis.


Sinus nodal echoes. Clinical case report and canine studies.


Electrophysiologic studies in the syndrome of short P-R interval, normal QRS complex.


Experimental and clinical aspects of total electrocardiographic alternation.


Influence of pericardiectomy on cat right ventricular function after pulmonary arterial constriction.


Rapid atrial pacing in conversion of atrial flutter.


Atrioventricular block with lidocaine therapy.


Left atrial myxoma and transseptal cardiac catheterization.


Wedensky phenomena in left bundle branch.


Fistulous communication between internal mammary and pulmonary arteries.


Selection of patients for surgery for bronchogenic carcinoma.


Carcinoma of the transverse colon.

Carcinoma of the transverse colon.


An experimental model for evaluating extracorporeal membrane oxygenator support in acute respiratory failure.


Significance of hemodynamic studies in the evaluation of portal hypertension.


Polyethylene catheter embolus.

Polyethylene catheter embolus.


Pseudopneumoperitoneum: linear atelectasis simulating pneumoperitoneum.


Liposarcoma of anterior chest wall.

Liposarcoma of anterior chest wall.


Use of preventive antibiotics in clinical surgery.


Perthes' disease: an experimental and clinical study.


Gastric reconstructive surgery.

Gastric reconstructive surgery.


The management of mouth cancer.

The management of mouth cancer.


The tack operation.

The tack operation.


The use of the G suit in the control of bleeding arising from hypocoagulation.


Vestibular nerve section. Middle fossa and translabyrinthine.


Vestibular nerve section for Meniere's disease. A follow-up and comparative study.


Decompression and drainage of the endolymphatic sac.


Management of fluctuant hearing loss.

Management of fluctuant hearing loss.


Surgical modalities.

Surgical modalities.


Ultrasound for Meniere's disease. Lateral canal vs round window approach.


Intravenous and optimum-dosage histamine therapy in Meniere's disease.


Medical management of Meniere's disease.


Destructive labyrinthine surgery.

Destructive labyrinthine surgery.


Excision of Scarpa's ganglion.

Excision of Scarpa's ganglion.


The facial nerve in acoustic tumor surgery.


Current practices in cholesteatoma surgery.


Congenital cholesteatoma of the middle ear and mastoid. A third report.


Selection of techniques for cholesteatomas.


Systematized approach to surgery for cholesteatoma.


The problem of the hidden primary cholesteatoma in tympanoplasty.


Preservation of the posterior canal wall. The wide external auditory canal technique.


Surgical anatomy of the facial nerve.

Surgical anatomy of the facial nerve.


Neurophysiology of facial nerve testing.


Practical application of clinical tests for facial paralysis.


Medicine and medical malpractice a visceral reaction.


Human behavior and development.

Human behavior and development.


Geriatric psychiatry. A global view.

Geriatric psychiatry. A global view.


Pediatric continuing education. Muscular dystrophy. Current concepts.


Social class bases of language: a reexamination of socioeconomic, sociopsychological, and sociolinguistic factors.


Dilution-solution to pollution? Peritoneal lavage.


The regeneration of the human striated muscle cell.


Stimulation of nuclear DNA synthesis in rat kidney by renal decapsulation.


Two cases of adiaspiromycosis.

Two cases of adiaspiromycosis.


Evaluation and development of the macrophage electrophoretic mobility (MEM) test for malignant disease. A preliminary announcement of a new in vitro blood test for cancer by Field and Caspary appeared in the Lancet of 26 December 1970. The test depends on sensitization of the patient's lymphocytes to a common antigen apparently present in human tumours. We now offer independent confirmation of these findings, together with methods for improving the test towards its future clinical use.


The transplantation kinetics of tumour cells. The data from a dilution assay can be used not only to form an estimate of the TD50 (or log TD50), but also to throw light on the transplantation kinetics of tumours. Transplantation "by single cells" is the simplest sort of kinetics, and some tumours, of which we have given two examples, will transplant by single cells. Other tumours consistently transplant with anomalous kinetics-i.e. non-single-cell. A sensitive statistical test for single-cell behaviour has been developed, and we give three examples of tumours that clearly fail the test. The mechanism by which these anomalous tumours depart from single-cell behaviour is unknown, but we suggest an approximate statistical analysis for their assay.


BCG immunotherapy of pulmonary growths from intravenously transferred rat tumour cells. Pulmonary growths produced by intravenous injection of methycholanthrene-induced sarcoma cells were controlled or suppressed by specific immunostimulation with BCG-sarcoma cell inocula at subcutaneous sites or by intravenous treatment with BCG alone. The response was dependent upon the immunogenicity of the treated tumour so that in comparison, intravenous injection of BCG enhanced rather than suppressed pulmonary growths of transferred cells of several weakly immunogenic tumours including a spontaneously arising sarcoma and an epithelioma as well as a carcinogen-induced mammary carcinoma.


Effects of time and duration of progesterone administration on mammary tumours induced by 7,12-dimethylbenz(a)anthracene in Sprague-Dawley rats. A reduction in tumour yield was apparent when progesterone administration was begun 25 days before feeding 7,12-dimethylbenz(a)anthracene (DMBA). This effect was most obvious when the duration of hormone administration was brief. Continuation of progesterone for some time after feeding DMBA caused a progressive diminution of the inhibitory effect, and 135 days of continuous hormone treatment entirely abolished the effects of 25 days pretreatment with the hormone.In contrast, when progesterone injections were begun 2 days after feeding DMBA, there was a trend towards enhancement of tumour yield. Continuous hormone administration appeared more effective than shorter treatment regimens.


A quantitative morphological analysis of the response of a transplantable rat fibrosarcoma to cyclophosphamide. The response of a transplantable rat fibrosarcoma, RIB(5), to a single injection of 100 mg/kg body weight of cyclophosphamide, 0·5, 1, 2 and 3 days after treatment, has been studied by means of a morphometric analysis of tumour sections and has been compared to the changes occurring in untreated tumours. The results showed a transitory increase in thymidine labelling index 12 hours after drug injection accompanied by a low mitotic index which persisted for a further 12 hours. These observations are compared with, and confirm, a previous study involving analysis of smear preparations from tumour cell suspensions. The changes in the proportion of the tumour occupied by erythrocytes and necrotic elements are described. The results of the morphometric analysis have shown the changes occurring in the outer, intermediate and inner zones of the tumour. In all control tumours, and tumours up to 2 days after cyclophosphamide treatment, necrosis was predominant in the inner zone and tumour cell proliferation was most marked in the outer zone. In contrast, 3 days after cyclophosphamide treatment proliferation was predominant in the inner zone and the amount of necrosis was approximately the same in each zone.


Effects of zearalenone on the developing male chick.


Ventral decompression of the cervical spinal cord in the dog.


The collagenolytic activity of avian medullary bone: effect of laying status and parathyroid extract.


Cardiovascular lesions associated with erysipelas in a sheep.


Effect of locoweed (Astragalus spp.) on reproductive performance of ewes.


Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis: antibody response in vaccinated horses and resistance to infection with virulent virus.


Evaluation of ketamine hydrochloride as an anesthetic in sheep.


Epidemiology and control of psittacosis.


Photoperiod and crowding effects on testicular serotonin metabolism and lack of effects on melatonin synthesis in Uinta ground squirrels (Spermophilus armatus).


Progressive alteration in the pattern of nucleic acid metabolism in the newt iris in cultivation.


An ultrastructural analysis of polyspermy in the surf clam, Spisula solidissima.


Use of chimeras to transmit lethal genes in the mouse and to demonstrate allelism of the two X-linked male lethal genes jp and msd.


Experimental studies on a new lethal trait in Mexican axolots of the Wistar Institute white strain.


Relationship between pattern of cell migration from the germinal layer and changing patterns of differentiation in the lizard epidermis.


Regeneration of sialic acid-containing components of embryonic cell surfaces.


Host-transplant relationship of cultured mouse embryos.


Studies on a mammalian cell protein (P8) with affinity for DNA in vitro.


Complex formation between polyadenylic acid and formycin B.


Initiation of mammalian protein synthesis: the importance of ribosome and initiation factor quality for the efficiency of in vitro systems.


The intermolecular space of reconstituted collagen fibrils.


Pregnancy: an adolescent crisis.

Pregnancy: an adolescent crisis.


The adolescent with venereal disease.

The adolescent with venereal disease.


Drugs and the adolescent. Current trends.


Management of adolescent suicide attempts.


Kyphosis and postural roundback deformity in children and adolescents.


Adolescent medicine--where are the adolescents?


Integrated psychiatry and its practical application in a 273 bed general hospital.


The physician and his adolescent.

The physician and his adolescent.


Understanding teenagers.

Understanding teenagers.


Practical aspects of adolescent growth and development.


Effect of state of polymerisation of the protein component on the assembly of tobacco mosaic virus.


Expression of the trp operon in phi80trp transducing phages. Orientation of transcription and an artificial high-efficiency promotor in phage lambda h +phi80 pt5-2AB.


Two repressors in bacteriophage lambda.

Two repressors in bacteriophage lambda.


Carotenes in the fungus Clathrus ruber (Gasteromycetes).


Ferrous iron and the growth of twenty isolates of Phytophthora infestans in synthetic media.


Ultrastructural comparison of coils and ascospores of Emmonsiella capsulata and Ajellomyces dermatitidis.


Studies on Emmonsiella capsulata. I. Heterothallism and development of the ascocarp.


Nutrition and fat production in submerged cultures of a strain of Penicillium lilacinum.


Althesin (CT 1341)--a new intravenous anaesthetic agent.


The medical ethics of clinical therapeutic trials.


Home infusions for haemophilia.

Home infusions for haemophilia.


Transplants for baldness.

Transplants for baldness.


Live and killed infectious bronchitis vaccines: an investigation of varying schedules.


The plating of mandibular fractures in giant dogs.


The Oryx of Sheik Qassim.

The Oryx of Sheik Qassim.


An unusual case of obstruction.

An unusual case of obstruction.


Thrombopoiesis in newborn infants after exchange blood transfusion.


Magnesium in body fluids of mentally defective children.


Congenital nephropathy and chronic diarrhoea with hypokalemic alkalosis.


Management of infants with large ventricular septal defects. Results with two-stage surgical treatment.


Serial coagulation studies in patients undergoing Mustard procedure.


Failure of demand function in temporary epicardial bipolar pacemaker systems.


Pulmonary blood flow measurements following vena cava-to-pulmonary artery anastomosis.


Postoperative changes in autologous fascia lata heart valve grafts. A pathological study.


The use of rated blood flow to describe the oxygenating capability of membrane lungs.


Clinical applications of femoral vein-to-artery cannulation for mechanical cardiopulmonary support and bypass.


Long-term membrane oxygenation in respiratory failure.


Hemorrhagic lung syndrome. Hemorrhagic lung infarction following pulmonary embolectomy.


Prevention of pulmonary embolus with vena caval umbrella. Results in 150 patients.


Bilateral simultaneous pleurodesis by median sternotomy for spontaneous pneumothorax.


Pacemaker wire extension for permanent and temporary pacing.


What it is like to be a patient.

What it is like to be a patient.


Lead poisoning in Wilmington, Delaware.

Lead poisoning in Wilmington, Delaware.


Maternal health care in Delaware: a population in a population.


Lead poisoning in children: a medical responsibility?


In-line final filtration--a method of minimizing contamination in intravenous therapy.


Arterial blood gas measurements. The clinical usefulness and limitations of arterialized capillary bloods.


Systematic establishment and certification of ethylene oxide sterilization cycles.


Preliminary evaluation of the Marzocchi Ampul Filling Machine.


Use of Bacillus stearothermophilus as a biological indicator.


Laminar flow in the pharmaceutical industry.


Glucocorticoid receptors in rat kidney: the binding of tritiated-dexamethasone.


Stimulation of lactic acid production in vitro from prepubertal rat ovaries by gonadotropins and their subunits.


Molecular weight relationships among the subunits of human glycoprotein hormones.


Discrepancies between radioimmunoassays and bioassay for rat FSH: evidence that androgen treatment and withdrawal can alter bioassay-immunoassay ratios.


Effect of clomiphene citrate and its isomers on sexual behavior in ovariectomized rats.


Alterations in transmembrane potential of adenohypophysial cells in elevated potassium and calcium-free media.


A study of the stability of calcitonin biological activity.


Rabbit testosterone-binding-globulin. II. Effect on androgen metabolism in-vivo.


Rabbit testosterone-binding-globulin. I. Physico-chemical properties.


Potassium stimulation of insulin release by the perfused rat pancreas.


Physical characterization of hFSH and its desialylation products by isoelectric focusing and electrophoresis in polyacrylamide gel.


Alterations in testicular morphology and function in rabbits following active immunization with testosterone.


Hypertension following adrenal enucleation and its absence during desoxycorticosterone treatment in Long-Evans rats.


Testosterone uptake by the urogenital tract of the rabbit embryo.


Regulation of aldosterone production during pregnancy in the rat.


The antiandrogenic action of 4-androsten-3-one-17 beta-carboxylic acid and its methyl ester on hamster flank organ.


Fluctuations in plasma testosterone levels in adult male rats and mice.


Progesterone "receptor" in rabbit uterus. I. Characterization and estradiol-17beta augmentation.


Characterization and properties of thyroid iodoproteins from severely iodine-deficient rats.


Action of TSH on the in vivo incorporation of labeled amino acid into thyroglobulin and other thyroidal proteins.


Failure to induce pseudopregnancy in Na-pentobarbital anesthetized rats: effects on serum prolactin and LH.


Resistance to insulin convulsions in fasted mice.


Suppression of aldosterone in salt susceptible and salt resistant rats.


Effects of vaginal stimulation and pituitary hormones on sleep patterns in the female rabbit.


2 phases of adipose tissue metabolism in pregnancy: maternal adaptations for fetal growth.


Direct action of synthetic progestins on the hypophysis.


The physiological response to aldosterone in adrenalectomized and intact rats and its sex dependence.


The roles of plasma binding and receptor specificity in the mineralocorticoid action of aldosterone.


Endoscopic pancreatocholangiography in the evaluation of pancreatic and biliary disease.


Effect of vagotomy and pyloroplasty: the oral glucose tolerance test.


Influence of dietary fat on fecal fat.

Influence of dietary fat on fecal fat.


Effect of bile salts and aspirin on the gastric mucosal blood flow.


Effect of pentagastrin on gastric mucosal cells grown in tissue culture.


Evidence that acetylcholine released by gastrin and related polypeptides contributes to their effect on gastrointestinal motility.


Production of fatal endotoxic shock by vasoactive substances.


Pre- and postweaning disaccharidase patterns in isografts of fetal mouse intestine.


Bile acid metabolism in cirrhosis. 3. Biliary lipid secretion in patients with cirrhosis and its relevance to gallstone formation.


Viral hepatitis during pregnancy. Severity and effect on gestation.


Granulomatous esophagitis. A case of Crohn's disease limited to the esophagus.


Training the gastroenterologist for academe.


Fatal nectotizing pancreatitis after peroral cholangiopancreatography.


To cannulate or not to cannulate.

To cannulate or not to cannulate.


To cannulate.

To cannulate.


Alveolar-arterial N 2  gradients at rest and during exercise in healthy men of different ages.


Pulmonary conductance and elastic recoil relationships in asthma and emphysema.


Effect of body temperature on respiratory frequency in anesthetized cats.


Pulmonary function after ventilation with fluorocarbon liquid P-12F (caroxin-F).


Thyroid responses to simulated altitude.


Red cell flexibility and pressure-flow relations in isolated lungs.


Influence of developmental adaptation on aerobic capacity at high altitude.


"Closing volumes" and decreased maximum flow at low lung volumes in young subjects.


L-asparaginase tubes: kinetic behavior and application in physiological studies.


Predicting heart rate response to work, environment, and clothing.


A comparison of three methods of acclimatization to dry heat.


Acid-base relationships between CSF and blood during acute metabolic acidosis.


Myocardial metabolism during exposure to carbon monoxide in the conscious dog.


A device for rapidly drawing anaerobic blood samples.


CSF acid-base balance and the Wien effect.


Modification and updating of the bioelectric DS2C amplifier for a FET input.


Recording of second time derivative V of displaced volume V in breathing.


In vivo comparison of catheter manometer systems with the catheter-tip micromanometer.


Feeding activity and feeding efficiency as distinct modes of change in food intake.


Oxygenation by transmembrane catalysis of hydrogen peroxide.


Excretion of carbon dioxide using an artificial kidney.


Controllable tendon tapper for use in the student laboratory.


Validation in awake rats of a tail-cuff method for measuring systolic pressure.


Synchronization of the heart.

Synchronization of the heart.


Insulin receptors in human circulating lymphocytes: application to the study of insulin resistance in man.


Cyclical ovarian function in women with congenital absence of the uterus and vagina.


Serum growth hormone patterns in female juvenile diabetics.


An international collaborative study of 69-104, a reference preparation of human pituitary FSH and LH.


Preparation of urine containing small amounts of FSH and LH for radioimmunoassay: comparison of the kaolin-acetone and acetone extraction techniques.


Development of anti-human FSH antibody in a patient with isolated FSH deficiency.


Episodic release of luteinizing hormone at mid-menstrual cycle in normal adult women.


Urinary 17-hydroxycorticosteroid and cortisol excretion in childhood.


The acute response to calcitonin in Paget's disease: its relationship to the serum alkaline phosphatase level and the effect of phosphate treatment.


Effect of o,p'DDD on human adrenal steroid 11 beta-hydroxylation activity.


Assessment of the sella turcica volume in dwarfed children.


Alteration in elemental body composition in thyroid disorders.


Urinary free aldosterone in healthy people and in patients with primary aldosteronism.


Alterations in skeletal calcium and phosphorus in dysfunction of the parathyroids.


The natriuretic effect of glucagon and its role in starvation.


Pseudopheochromocytoma after self-administered isoproterenol.


Effect of hemodialysis on the metabolic clearance rate, plasma concentration and blood production rate of aldosterone in anephric man.


Prostaglandin E2 and the luteal phase of the menstrual cycle: effects on blood progesterone, estradiol, cortisol, and growth hormone levels. An intravenous infusion of (PGE2) prostaglandin E was given for 8 hours on 2-3 consecutive days to 7 normally cycling women during various periods of the luteal phase, and to 1 woman whose luteal phase was prolonged by hCG administration.  3 women were infused with saline solution only.  During PGE2 infusion, 2 hourly blood samples showed some variations in progesterone and estradiol levels regardless of the period of the luteal phase; no clear-cut depression was noted.  These changes were similar to the spontaneous variations seen in controls.  PGE2 did not induce intermenstrual bleeding or premature menstruation, although uterine contractility was markedly increased.  In 1 subject, PGE2 was given during the early postovulatory period without interfering with implantation and subsequent normal pregnancy.  An increase of cortisol and GH blood levels was also observed during PGE2 infusion.  We conclude that PGE in the dosage used is not luteolytic in humans.


A simple, quick, solid-phase method for radioimmunoassay of plasma estradiol and of plasma cortisol of late pregnancy.


Drug transfer across intact rat intestinal mucosa following surgical removal of serosa and muscularis externa.


A radioimmunoassay for plasma aldosterone by immunologic purification.


Improved microdetermination for diphenylhydantoin in blood by UV spectrophotometry.


Transport of alkyl homologs across synthetic and biological membranes: a new model for chain length-activity relationships.


Biological and phytochemical evaluation of plants. XI. Isolation of aspidospermine, quebrachidine, rhazinilam, (-)-pyrifolidine, and akuammidine from Aspidosperma quebracho-blanco (Apocynaceae).


Model transport studies utilizing lecithin spherules. II. Transport of 3-O-methyl- 14 C-D-glucose in D-glucose solution.


Calculation of absorption rate constants for drugs with incomplete availability.


Toxicological studies of 2-mercaptoethanol.


Salicylate release characteristics of selected polyethylene glycol suppositories.


Structural requirements for centrally acting drugs. I.


Constituents of Cannabis sativa L. II. Absence of cannabidiol in an African variant.


Production of hypertension with desoxycorticorticosterone acetate-impregnated silicone rubber implants.


Tetracycline epimerization kinetics utilizing NMR spectrometry.


Multiple-dose kinetics of oral anticoagulants: methods of analysis and optimized dosing.


Determination of dantrolene in biological specimens containing drug-related metabolites.


Determination of liothyronine and thyroxine in dried thyroid by GLC.


Chemical determination of component ratio and potency of gentamicin complex.


Determination of trace amounts of glycidol in milk of magnesia.


Mechanism of action of starch as a tablet disintegrant. VI. Location and structure of starch in tablets.


Dissolution rate studies. 3. Effect of type and intensity of agitation on dissolution rate.


Evaluation of tablet breaking strength testers.


New in vitro disintegration and dissolution test method for tablets and capsules.


Selection of best pH range for extraction of amine-bromthymol blue complexes.


Mississippi-grown Cannabis sativa L. 3. Cannabinoid and cannabinoid acid content.


Mississippi-grown Cannabis sativa L. IV. Effects of gibberellic acid and indoleacetic acid.


Kinetics of hydrolysis of hypoglycemic 1-acyl 3,5-dimethylpyrazoles.


Chemical synthesis of 1- 14 C-octadecyldihydroxyacetone phosphate and 1- 14 C-octadecyldihydroxyacetone.


Structure and activity in molluscicides. IV. New substituted tetralins with potential molluscicidal effect.


Calculating rate constants in forward drug transfer reactions.


Anticonvulsant properties of Mannich base derivatives of 2-phenylsuccinimide. 3.


Labile triazinoindole hydrates.

Labile triazinoindole hydrates.


Synthesis and pharmacology of a pargyline analog, N-3-(1-butynyl)-benzylamine.


Bicyclic thiadiazoles. I. 2-(2-thienyl)-5-phenylthiazolo(2,3-b)-1,3,4-thiadiazole.


Influence of dosage form on antipyretic activity of acetaminophen administered intraperitoneally in the rat.


New compounds: synthesis of 1-aryl substituted hydantoins.


Enhancement of intestinal absorption of a quaternary ammonium compound by salicylate and trichloroacetate.


Tumor inhibitory agent from Magnolia grandiflora (Magnoliaceae). I. Parthenolide.


Simple method for portal vein infusion in the rat.


Influence of 2,3-diphosphoglycerate on the rate of oxidation of hemoglobin to methemoglobin.


Vasectomy: a survey of 98 men.

Vasectomy: a survey of 98 men.


Coeliac disease and dermatitis herpetiformis.


Community control of hypertension.

Community control of hypertension.


Clinical uses of human blood fractions.

Clinical uses of human blood fractions.


Vomiting in the newborn.

Vomiting in the newborn.


Learning disabilities.

Learning disabilities.


Control of hospitals.

Control of hospitals.


National Health Service.

National Health Service.


Industrial health: the human factor.

Industrial health: the human factor.


Treatment of a large bedsore in an elderly patient.


Blood pressure and its treatment in a community: the Albury blood pressure study.


Hyaluronates: relation between molecular conformations. The discovery that both potassium and sodium salts of hyaluronic acid can exist in a double-strand helical conformation that will convert to the already known single-strand helical structures illustrates the remarkable conformational versatility of this biopolymer. X-ray diffraction was used to monitor variations in molecular conformation as a function of several independent, controllable variables, such as relative humidity, temperature, and applied tension. A scheme is presented for the interrelation of a range of hyaluronate conformations.


Hyaluronic acid: a novel, double helical molecule. Films prepared from a deformable gel (or putty) of hyaluronic acid show high crystallinity and orientation in their x-ray diffraction patterns. We have derived a probable structure for the molecules in these films. This is a double helix in which two identical, left-handed strands are antiparallel to one another. Each strand has four disaccharide residues per pitch length. Although the putty is prepared at pH 2.5, at which dilute solutions of hyaluronic have exaggerated rheological properties, the double helical form can also exist at physiological pH and therefore may be a biologically important form.


Automatic screening of biological specimens by optical correlation. An optical analog correlation technique was used to detect morphologic abnormalities in rat liver cells. The method employs an optical matched filter for correlating a test pathological specimen with a control specimen. Experimental results show appreciable promise that such an optical correlator can be employed as a tool for rapid mass screening of a variety of pathological specimens.


Fine structure of muscle cells of the human testicular capsule: basis of testicular contractions. Electron micrographs of human testicular capsule reveal large numbers of branching smooth muscle cells coursing through collagenous tissue of the tunica albuginea. These cells have subcellular morphology characteristic of smooth muscle cells, and they associate with one another through areas of close contact. These are the contractile cells responsible for spontaneous contractions of the human testicular capsule-contractions that may be important in transporting nonmotile sperm out of the testis.


Dopaminergic and noradrenergic substrates of positive reinforcement: differential effects of d- and l-amphetamine. Intracranial self-stimulation was elicited from electrodes located in either the lateral hypothalamus or substantia nigra of the rat. Facilitatory effects of d- and l-isomers of amphetamine on self-stimulation were assessed. The d-isomer was seven to ten times more effective than the l-isomer at the hypothalamic placement, whereas the two isomers were equipotent for substantia nigra electrodes. These data support the hypothesis that both dopaminergic and noradrenergic systems subserve positive reinforcement.


Bubble formation in physical and biological systems: a manifestation of counterdiffusion in composite media. The counterdiffusion of gases across a composite layer can lead to supersaturation and development of bubbles within the layer. A physicochemical model has been derived to predict the extent of such supersaturation; experiments with inert liquid layers confirm predictions. These findings explain the evolution of cutaneous lesions observed in man during simulated deep-sea dives and the cutaneous lesions and intravascular bubbles experimentally induced in pigs by exchanging certain inert gases across the skin. The phenomena associated with counterdiffusion have widespread physical and biological implications.


Amphotericin B methyl ester hydrochloride and amphotericin B: comparative acute toxicity. In single-dose parenteral studies with mice and dogs, the methyl ester hydrochloride of amphotericin B proved to be significantly less toxic than the parent compound, especially to the kidney.


Selenium: biochemical role as a component of glutathione peroxidase. When hemolyzates from erythrocytes of selenium-deficient rats were incubated in vitro in the presence of ascorbate or H(2)O(2), added glutathione failed to protect the hemoglobin from oxidative damage. This occurred because the erythrocytes were practically devoid of glutathione-peroxidase activity. Extensively purified preparations of glutathione peroxidase contained a large part of the (75)Se of erythrocytes labeled in vivo. Many of the nutritional effects of selenium can be explained by its role in glutathione peroxidase.


Haptic illusion: apparent elongation of a disk rotated between the fingers. A disk (coin) turned end over end between thumb and forefinger feels longer to the turning hand. The illusion grows rapidly for 30 seconds but does not become asymptotic within 60 seconds. The illusion increases with coin size and turning rate, and is independent of holding pressure. It appears to involve illusory mechanisms in both hands.


Oxygen affinity in red cells: inability to show membrane-bound 2,3-diphosphoglycerate.


Granulomatous hepatitis. The usefulness of liver biopsy in the diagnosis of tuberculosis and sarcoidosis.


Genetic factors in families with combined gastrointestinal and breast cancer.


Eosinophilic gastroenteritis. Report of a case with protein-losing enteropathy.


Jaundice due to a rare cause: tuberculous lymphadenitis.


Primary carcinoma of the liver. A study of 39 cases.


Spontaneous intraperitoneal rupture of the pseudopancreatic cyst.


Granulomatous enterocolitis complicated by osteomyelitis.


The radiology corner. Pelvic kidney simulating mesenteric tumor.


Evoked release of hypothalamic norepinephrine during thermoregulation in the cat.


Redistribution of nephron function in response to chronic and acute solute loads.


Effects of photoperiod and age on reproductive organs and serum LH in the male rat.


Acute pulmonary oxygen toxicity in spontaneously breathing anesthetized dogs.


Splenic sequestration of young erythrocytes in sheep.


Oxygen consumption and ammoniagenesis in rat kidney slices.


Brain oxygen supply and neuronal activity under normal and hypoglycemic conditions.


A mathematical model of carbon dioxide transfer in the placenta and its interaction with oxygen.


Electrophysiological investigations of intravascular taste using perfused rat tongue.


Effect of hypoxia on contractile and series elastic components of smooth muscle.


Effect of potassium on the renin-angiotensin system and HgCl 2 -induced acute renal failure.


Comparative effects of saline and mannitol on renal cortical blood flow and volume in the dog.


Effect of hypophysectomy on lipogenesis and glycogenesis in cockerels.


Gills and kidneys in ureosmotic regulation in euryhaline skates.


Hepatic receptors in control of sodium excretion in anesthetized cats.


Effect of actinomycin D on aldosterone-mediated changes in electrolyte excretion.


Effects of temperature stress on catecholamines and corticosterone of male turkeys.


Study of potassium movements in dog submaxillary gland slices.


Contraluminal serum albumin uptake in isolated perfused renal tubules.


Estimates of stroke volume by EMF compared with two calculations from control pressure contour.


Furosemide, ethacrynic acid, and iodoacetate on function and metabolism in perfused rat kidney.


Force-velocity relations of isotonic relaxation in mammalian heart muscle.


Effects of cold exposure on cardiac metabolism of the turtle Pseudemys (Chrysemys) picta.


Influence of carotid body ablation on erythropoietin production in rabbits.


Characteristics of urate transport by isolated perfused snake proximal renal tubules.


Arterial pressure in the chick embryo.

Arterial pressure in the chick embryo.


Adrenergic sensitivity of circulation in the chick embryo.


Electrophysiological studies on organization of central vasopressor pathways.


Metabolism of bears before, during, and after winter sleep.


Disseminated nosematosis in an immunologically compromised infant.


Testicular biopsy in the study of male infertility. II. Posttesticular causes of infertility.


Terminal autonomic nervous system in cystic fibrosis. An ultrastructural and histochemical study of labial salivary gland biopsy specimens.


Yolk sac carcinoma grown from mouse egg cylinder.


Fibrinolytic activity in rat gastrointestinal mucosa.


Malignant mesenchymoma of the lung.

Malignant mesenchymoma of the lung.


Levodopa and malignant melanoma.

Levodopa and malignant melanoma.


Prevention of thromboembolism.

Prevention of thromboembolism.


Exposure to asbestos and the genesis of pleural plaques and neoplasia.


Dextran 40 and thromboembolism in total hip replacement surgery.


Dextran 40 in the treatment of peripheral vascular diseases.


Regional perfusion with antibiotics for chronic bone infections.


Avulsion of the profundus tendon insertion in football players.


Nonmucosal serotonin in motility of the small bowel when subjected to acute anoxic trauma.


Intestinal muscular layer ablation in short-bowel syndrome.


Widening of the right ventricular outflow tract. An experimental study utilizing a cusp-bearing heterograft aortic wall patch.


The tissue tube as a vascular prosthesis.


Lymphatics of the atrioventricular valves.


Pulmonary embolectomy during pregnancy.

Pulmonary embolectomy during pregnancy.


Accidental profound hypothermia. Successful resuscitation by core rewarming and assisted circulation.


Ruptured intrahepatic aneurysm.

Ruptured intrahepatic aneurysm.


Intraoperative fiberoptic colonoscopy. Localization of nonpalpable colonic lesions.


Omphalitis in the adult.

Omphalitis in the adult.


Ten-year survival with multiple metastatic malignant melanoma. Primary site unknown.


A tunneler for bypass vascular surgery.

A tunneler for bypass vascular surgery.


Utilization of an air splint after below-knee amputation.


Elevated gastrin levels after pancreatic duct ligation.


Reply to Silen's letter. "Pancreatectomy and liver damage" (January 1973).


Induced emesis--a questionable procedure for the treatment of acute poisoning.


Shock and the pulmonary function team.

Shock and the pulmonary function team.


The future of ArMA and Blue Shield.

The future of ArMA and Blue Shield.


Television & cinematography as supporting services in the College of Medicine.


The Danes and their health service.

The Danes and their health service.


Biphasic amyloidosis: link between macular and lichenoid forms.


Epidermal cell kinetics in lichen planus.


Diffuse hair loss and oral contraceptives.


Effect of non-steroid anti-inflammatory drugs on prostaglandin biosynthesis by skin.


Intralesional treatment of alopecia areata with triamcinolone acetonide by jet injector.


A method for the assay of topical corticosteroids.


Hypohidrotic ectodermal dysplasia: unusual palmprint in a heterozygote.


Induction by topical corticosteroids of skin enzymes metabolizing carcinogenic hydrocarbons.


Glucon metabolism in psoriatic epidermis.


Glucose metabolism in psoriatic epidermis--localization of altered enzyme activities.


Ethical criteria.

Ethical criteria.


Glucagon and growth hormone.

Glucagon and growth hormone.


Gastric decompression after abdominal surgery.


Legal aspects of V.D. in teenagers.

Legal aspects of V.D. in teenagers.


Antenatal injury.

Antenatal injury.


Correction of adverse response to suxamethonium of susceptible pigs. The adverse response to suxamethonium in susceptible pigs has been shown to be associated with changes in serum free thyroxine index. Pyrexia and acidosis can be controlled by the cautious administration of L-triiodo-thyronine (T-3). Successful correction has been achieved in eight episodes, and in six of these, where it was intended, rapid, uneventful, and complete recovery occurred.


Body temperatures in the elderly: a national study of physiological, social, and environmental conditions. Two large-scale surveys of body temperatures in elderly people living at home were carried out in the winter of 1972. Most of the homes visited were cold with room temperatures below the minimum recommended by the Department of Health. Deep body temperatures below 35.5 degrees C were found in 10% of those studied, and the difference between the skin temperature and the core temperature was also reduced in this group. Such individuals are at risk of developing hypothermia since they show evidence of some degree of thermoregulatory failure. Further research is needed, but meanwhile there are practical measures that could be taken to reduce the risk of hypothermia in the elderly.


"Twin" intracranial aneurysms causing subarachnoid haemorrhage in identical twins.


Bronchial hyperreactivity to prostaglandin F 2   and histamine in patients with asthma. The influence on airway conductance of inhaled aerosols of prostaglandin F(2)alpha (PGF(2)alpha), histamine, and prostaglandin E(2) (PGE(2)) was studied in 10 patients with spirometrically reversible bronchial asthma and in 10 healthy subjects with no history of lung disorder. Both groups responded with bronchoconstriction after inhalation of PGF(2)alpha but the asthmatic patients were about 8,000 times more sensitive to the compound than were the healthy controls. In the patients, but not in the controls, PGF(2)alpha often caused a long-standing decrease in airway conductance with symptoms resembling allergen-provoked asthmatic attacks. On the other hand, the patients showed less than a 10-fold increase in sensitivity to histamine, and the ratio of histamine: PGF(2)alpha doses causing a 50% decrease of airway conductance was 2.6:1 and 2,400:1 in controls and patients respectively. Inhalation of PGE(2) while moderately but consistently increasing airway conductance in controls, had a variable-occasionally slight bronchoconstrictive-effect in patients. The decrease in airway conductance by a given dose of PGF(2)alpha was little modified by the simultaneous inhalation of a 100-times higher PGE(2) dose. It is suggested that endogenous, locally formed PGF(2)alpha may play an important part in the pathogenesis of bronchial asthma.


Bilateral pneumothoraces and subcutaneous emphysema: a complication of internal jugular venepuncture.


Responsibility in the use of medical information for research.


Two radiologists--Holland and Britain.

Two radiologists--Holland and Britain.


Breech management with fetal blood sampling.


Congenital malformations and their control.


Tests of sensitivity of staphylococci to methicillin.


Chlorprothixene and obstructive jaundice.


Thiocyanate metabolism in human vitamin B12 deficiency.


Side effects of the pill.

Side effects of the pill.


Anaesthesia by acupuncture.

Anaesthesia by acupuncture.


Drugs in infertility.

Drugs in infertility.


Measles vaccination and tuberculin test.


Nitrazepam and the elderly.

Nitrazepam and the elderly.


Hemifacial spasm.

Hemifacial spasm.


Hypotension and methylmethacrylate cement.


ABO blood groups and sex ratio at birth.


Tubal sterilization and its reversal.

Tubal sterilization and its reversal.


Right of fetus to sue.

Right of fetus to sue.


Determination of systemic vascular resistance by a noninvasive technic.


Constriction of the fetal ductus arteriosus induced by oxygen, acteylcholine, and norepinephrine in normal dogs and those genetically predisposed to persistent patency.


Echocardiography in the normal neonate.

Echocardiography in the normal neonate.


Right ventricular volume determinations in children. Normal values and observations with volume or pressure overload.


Roentgenographic identification of Starr-Edwards prostheses.


Prognosis of surgically corrected coarctation of the aorta. A 20-year postoperative appraisal.


Correlation of the antemortem coronary arteriogram and the postmortem specimen.


Cardiac arrhythmias. 1. Anatomy of the conduction system.


Ultrastructure of the atrial, ventricular, and Purkinje cell, with special reference to the genesis of arrhythmias.


Accelerated angina pectoris. Clinical, hemodynamic, arteriographic, and therapeutic experience in 85 patients.


Classification of chordae tendineae.

Classification of chordae tendineae.


Acquired right bundle-branch block and left anterior hemiblock in ostium primum atrial septal defect.


Sinoatrial node entrance block.

Sinoatrial node entrance block.


Of toads and flowers.

Of toads and flowers.


Long-term observations in patients with angina and normal coronary arteriograms.


Geometry of left ventricular contraction in the systolic click syndrome. Characterization of a segmental myocardial abnormality.


Bacterial endocarditis and prosthetic valves.


Excitation-contraction coupling and digitalis.


Correlation between effects of ouabain on the canine electrocardiogram and transmembrane potentials of isolated Purkinje fibers.


Hypertension in the inner city. II. Detection and follow-up.


Premature atrial stimulation as a key to the understanding of sinoatrial conduction in man. Presentation of data and critical review of the literature.


Normal blood supply to the human His bundle and proximal bundle branches.


Cardiovascular disease--unanswered questions. Problems that require intensive study and planning or basic or applied research.


Natural stimulation of group I activated cells in the cerebral cortex of the awake cat.


Efferent fiber projections of the habenula and the interpeduncular nucleus. An experimental study in the opossum and cat.


Electrically induced A and C fibre responses in intact human skin nerves.


"We hold these thruths".

"We hold these thruths".


Perceptual changes accompanying controlled preferential blocking of A and C fibre responses in intact human skin nerves.


Minority development--an overview.

Minority development--an overview.


Education needs of the black pharmacy student.


The minority experience.

The minority experience.


Recruitment and retention of black students.


Employment of minorities in the pharmaceutical industry.


Chronic adrenal cortical insufficiency--Addison's disease.


Assuring total drug quality.

Assuring total drug quality.


The crisis in mental health.

The crisis in mental health.


The emergence of emergency physicians.

The emergence of emergency physicians.


Female urology--its relation to obstetrics gynecology and abdominal surgery.


Birmingham's emergency ambulance service.


The effect of malpractice on the cost of medical care.


The problem of medical care in Thailand.


Lysozyme activity in the saliva in relation to poststreptococcal diseases.


Primary biliary cirrhosis report of 3 cases in Thailand.


Varicella in asthmatic children receiving alternate-day corticosteroid therapy.


Sarocidosis in Thailand.

Sarocidosis in Thailand.


Growth of infants and preschool children.


The 1980 university medical center: its missions and administration.


The academic performance of women students in medical school.


Humanistic studies in medical education.


The basic science course: a supplement to residency training programs.


Gross anatomy: current courses, training programs, and prospective needs.


Biostatistics: an experiment with self-learning in the health sciences.


Estimating the distribution of faculty effort for program costing: a sampling design.


Trends in accelerated medical programs.

Trends in accelerated medical programs.


An evaluation of self-instructional package on amino acid and protein chemistry.


Sex education and the medical student.

Sex education and the medical student.


An experiment in teaching surgical skills.


A self-paced biochemistry course for medical students.


Medical schools, in responding to social need, are reforming themselves.


U.S. medical student enrollments, 1968-1969 through 1972-1973.


Carnegie Commission Report debate.

Carnegie Commission Report debate.


Journals with unrestricted copyright.

Journals with unrestricted copyright.


Bridge sciences.

Bridge sciences.


Late hemodynamic studies after mitral valve surgery.


Evaluation of physical properties of biological tissues that can be used for reconstruction of cardiac valves. An experimental study.


Structural alterations in tissue cardiac valves implanted in patients and in calves.


Early disc dislodgment. An unusual complication after insertion of a Björk-Shiley mitral valve prosthesis.


Surgical considerations in obstruction of the right ventricular outflow tract.


Biochemical changes during surface cooling for deep hypothermia in open-heart surgery.


Oxygen saturation versus oxygen tension. A case report illustrating their relative values.


Pulmonary injury secondary to extracorporeal circulation. An ultrastructural study.


Simplified left ventricular venting.

Simplified left ventricular venting.


Atrial septectomy.

Atrial septectomy.


A case for interoperative radiation for the treatment of clinically operable, nonresectable bronchogenic carcinoma.


Atraumatic rupture of the esophagus into the pericardium simulating acute myocardial infarction. A case report.


Bronchopulmonary sequestration.

Bronchopulmonary sequestration.


Guidelines for minimal standards in cardiovascular surgery. Prepared by the Subcommittee on Hospital Program Review of the Cardiovascular Committee of the American College of Surgeons.


Experimental hemodynamic studies with a permanent ventricular assist device. The dynamic aortic patch.


Prevention of air embolism due to trapped air in filters used in extracorporeal circuits.


Effect of biventricular mechanical massage after acetyl strophanthidin-induced ventricular fibrillation.


Atrial myxoma in siblings.

Atrial myxoma in siblings.


Postoperative blood loss after extracorporeal circulation for heart valve surgery.


The mature nose.

The mature nose.


Comprehensive care of bilateral maxillary fractures.


Adenoid hypertrophy, cyanosis and cor pulmonale, in children with congenital heart disease.


Tracheal agenesis with broncho-esophageal fistula.


Surface tension lowering substance of the Eustachian tube in non-suppurative otitis media: an experiment with dogs.


Age-related wave-form changes of 8th nerve action potentials in rats.


Chronic secretory otitis media: etiologic factors and pathologic mechanisms.


The dying patient in otolaryngology.

The dying patient in otolaryngology.


Ambulatory velocity in crowded and uncrowded conditions.


Preferences of rats given early temporal visual patterns.


Age difference in perceptual judgment on the Mueller-Lyer illusion.


Short-term visual memory: effects of visual field, serial position and exposure duration.


Reaction time and motor speed in chronic alcoholics.


Motor assessment of the developmentally handicapped.


Relationship between human intelligence and frequency analysis of cortical evoked responses.


Influence of the subjects criterion on the visual resolution of a grating.


Acute Mountain Sickness: within-day symptomatology effects.


Form imagery to colors.

Form imagery to colors.


Hemifield differences in binocular fusion.


Relaxation and neuromuscular tension control and changes in motor performance under induced tension.


Form discrimination performance of linguistically retarded children.


Field-independent architecture students.


Effect of wavelength and intensity of eliciting and test stimuli upon spiral aftereffect.


Analysis of WISC coding. 3. Writing and copying speed, and motivation.


Parental behaviors in profoundly retarded subjects.


P 300 --an orienting reaction in the human auditory evoked response.


Information-processing theory of time estimation.


Sensed movement to sinusoidal angular and electrical stimulation.


Extraversion and volunteering for sensory isolation.


Comparison of two self-administered field dependency measures.


Subject-task interaction in selective attention research.


Effect of age on utilization of prior and subsequent context in expectancy restoration.


Test of integration theory and adaptation level theory in anchored judgments.


Significance of WISC verbal-performance discrepancies for younger children with learning disabilities.


Effects of punishment on learning by aphasic subjects.


Reinvestigation of perception of error in 7-letter targets.


Incidental learning and measures of creative potential.


Choice reaction time as a function of frequency differences.


Personality characteristics of creative women.


Choice reaction time and speed of information processing in old age.


Stereoscopic size discrimination in disturbed and non-disturbed children.


Decision time as a function of subjective confidence and amount of information.


Internal-external control of reinforcement and participation in team, individual, and intramural sports.


Memory processes in the method of absolute judgment: a robust effect.


Comparison of self-esteem of prison and non-prison groups.


Duration of silent interval as a perceptual cue of speech pauses.


Interobserver reliability of direct magnitude estimations of articulatory defectiveness.


Verbal imitation in retardates: follow-up.


Reaction time and effect of Ritalin on children with learning problems.


Effects of stimulus complexity and dimensionality on children's discrimination of forms.


Sleep and awake behavior during gradual sleep reduction.


Prediction of locus of control from performance on a perceptual recognition task.


Language meaning (gender shaping) among deaf and hearing students.


Measurements of systolic pressure in the limbs of patients with arterial occlusive disease.


What's new in surgery. Gastrointestinal and biliary tracts.


What's new in surgery. Otorhinolaryngology.


Differential diagnosis of the cancer family syndrome.


Secretory function of canine stomach in vitro after prolonged hypothermic and hyperbaric preservation.


Meconium ileus.

Meconium ileus.


Renal trauma in children.

Renal trauma in children.


Hemoductal pancreatitis.

Hemoductal pancreatitis.


The surgical treatment of the arthritic temporomandibular joint.


Urinary tract calculi after intestinal shunt operations for the treatment of obesity.


Sympathetic blockade during spinal anesthesia.


Radioactive rose bengal test in the differential diagnosis of jaundice.


Quantitative studies of ascitic fluid.

Quantitative studies of ascitic fluid.


Just a general surgeon.

Just a general surgeon.


Primary rehabilitation after total glossectomy and laryngectomy with mandibulectomy for advanced cancer of the mouth.


Intraoperative use of a sterile ultrasonic flow probe.


The anterior tibial compartment syndrome.


Isolation and identification of 3-trifluoromethyl-4-nitrophenyl glucuronide from bile of rainbow trout exposed to 3-trifluoromethyl-4-nitrophenol.


Metabolism and distribution of norethynodrel in pregnant and nonpregnant mice.


Safety evaluation of fish protein concentrate over five generations of rats.


The effect of altered hepatic function on the toxicity, plasma disappearance and biliary excretion of diethylstilbestrol.


Absence of percutaneous absorption of aflatoxin.


Inhibition of unilateral ovarian compensatory hypertrophy in the rat by ingestion of aspirin.


Xanthan gum: safety evaluation by two-year feeding studies in rats and dogs and a three-generation reproduction study in rats.


Comparison of the toxicity of chemicals in newborn rats to bile duct-ligated and sham-operated rats and mice.


Biochemical changes provoked in rat liver by cholestatic doses of  -naphthylisothiocyanate.


Failure of dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) to alter thyroid function in the Sprague-Dawley rat.


Pharmacodynamics of methyl mercury in the rainbow trout (Salmo gairdneri): tissue uptake, distribution and excretion.


Some notes on a little red schoolhouse.

Some notes on a little red schoolhouse.


An investigation of radio frequency auditory training units.


Hearing aids in a residential school.

Hearing aids in a residential school.


Contribution of the lower audible frequencies to the recognition of emotions.


The voiced-unvoiced distinction in deaf speech.


An analysis of the comprehensibility of three communication methods used with hearing impaired students.


A hydroxamic acid present in Rhodotorula pilimanae cultures grown at low pH and its metabolic relation to rhodotorulic acid.


Analyses of oxygen equilibria of native and chemically modified human adult hemoglobins on the basis of Adair's stepwise oxygenation theory and the allosteric model of Monod, Wyman, and Changeux.


Kinetics of papain-catalyzed hydrolysis of  -N-benzoyl-L-arginine-p-nitroanilide.


Alkyl isocyanates as active-site-specific reagents for serine proteases. Identification of the active-site serine as the site of reaction.


Choline and carnitine acetyltransferases of heart.


The isolation and reactions of a 1,4-dihydropyridine general intermediate for vitamin B-6 catalysis.


Purification of acetylcholine receptors from Torpedo californica electroplax by affinity chromatography.


Multiphasic zone electrophoresis. I. Steady-state moving-boundary systems formed by different electrolyte combinations.


Multiphasic zone electrophoresis. 3. Further analysis and new forms of discontinuous buffer systems.


Multiphasic zone electrophoresis. II. Design of integrated discontinuous buffer systems for analytical and preparative fractionation.


Subribosomal ribonucleoprotein particles of developing wheat embryo.


Poly(adenylic acid) sequences in adenovirus ribonucleic acid released from isolated nuclei.


Centrifugation of nuclear ribonucleoprotein particles of sea urchin embryos in cesium sulfate.


Aortic involvement in Buerger's disease.


The radiology of the deep lymphatic system of the leg.


An angiographic study of sequential changes in hypertensive intracerebral haemorrhage.


How reliable is the middle meningeal artery in the diagnosis of small epidural haematomas?


Bone infarction not associated with Caisson disease: a case report.


A new lymph-duct cannulator.

A new lymph-duct cannulator.


A safe bolus for use in hyperbaric oxygen radiotherapy.


Computerized transverse axial tomography.


Simplified selective renal angiography.

Simplified selective renal angiography.


The value of high kV technique for chest radiography.


Possible use of negative pions and negative muons in therapeutic and diagnostic medicine.


Radiography with fast neutrons.

Radiography with fast neutrons.


Constant depth ultrasonic scanning.

Constant depth ultrasonic scanning.


Background and present status of use of radiosensitizers for clinical radiotherapy.


Clinical trials of combined chemotherapy and radiotherapy--a critical review.


The place of combination chemotherapy in the treatment of malignant disease.


Clinical dose response curves of human malignant epithelial tumours.


Pulmonary venous circulation.

Pulmonary venous circulation.


Clinical echocardiography.

Clinical echocardiography.


Left ventricular cineangiography in ischaemic heart disease.


Evaluation of double contrast gastro-duodenal radiology.


Gastric infiltrations.

Gastric infiltrations.


Experiences with acid-barium swallow.

Experiences with acid-barium swallow.


Gastric ulcers on the greater curve.

Gastric ulcers on the greater curve.


Technology in radiotherapy: the dedicated computer approach.


Technology in radiotherapy: the search for a policy.


Technology in radiotherapy: the time sharing approach.


Technology in radiotherapy: the role of simulators.


Simulators--function and design.

Simulators--function and design.


Technology--a radiotherapist's viewpoint.


67 Ga studies for tumour localization.

67 Ga studies for tumour localization.


Renography with a gamma camera.

Renography with a gamma camera.


A clinical assessment of newer techniques in the diagnosis of venous thrombosis.


18 F labelled amino acids for pancreas scanning.


Studies in the diagnosis of venous thrombosis using  125 I-fibrinogen in surgical patients.


Whole-body scanning for tumour localization.


Renal micro-angiography in experimental mercury poisoning.


Stereo-radiography of the middle ear.

Stereo-radiography of the middle ear.


Bladder tumours.

Bladder tumours.


Axial tomography of the orbits and paranasal sinuses.


Endoscopic retrograde cholangio-pancreatography.


Ultrasonic aids in obstetrics correlation of radiological and gamma scanning procedures in multiple pulmonary emboli.


The estimation of foetal maturity.

The estimation of foetal maturity.


Tomography in cerebral pneumography using the Philips Diagnost-N.


Vascular radiology in the rat.

Vascular radiology in the rat.


Xanthogranulomatous pyelonephritis.

Xanthogranulomatous pyelonephritis.


Foreign bodies in pediatric otolaryngology. Some diagnostic and therapeutic pointers.


Acquired hemolytic anemia associated with infectious mononucleosis in a patient with congenital pyruvate kinase deficiency.


How is the baby?: the Apgar score revisited.


"Natural committee for life." Accepting death in our patients.


The health of American Indian children. A survey of current problems and needs.


Rickets in a developing country. Observations of general interest from Southern Iran.


Staphylococcal osteomyelitis in children. Success with cephaloridine-cephalexin therapy.


Salmonella München infections in newborns and small infants. An analysis of the clinical expressions and manner of spread, as studied in two outbreaks.


Formation of polysulfides in aqueous solution.


Environmental aspects of nuclear power stations.


Sorption from aqueous solution by organo-clay. 3. The effect of pH on sorption of various phenols.


Continuous bubble fractionation. II. Effects of bubble size and gas rate.


Proposal for an international disaster center.


A health referral system for migrants.

A health referral system for migrants.


Putting human social services together.

Putting human social services together.


Effects of improved housing on health in South Dos Palos, Calif.


Dog bites in Norfolk, Va.

Dog bites in Norfolk, Va.


Evaluating a primary care clinic in a local health department.


Marketing for an urban health center.

Marketing for an urban health center.


Agencies, hospital staff cooperate to develop sex education seminars.


Television show helps change staff attitudes.


Blindness prevalence rates in Egypt.

Blindness prevalence rates in Egypt.


Sex education and mental health work with a female teen-age gang.


The development of an evaluation program for children with learning problems.


A genetics counseling clinic in a mental health setting.


Clinical utility of haloperidol in 51 state hospital admissions.


Expanding the pharmacist's role in a psychiatric hospital.


Integrating community psychiatry and psychodynamic theory in a residency training program.


School consultation experience in a residency program.


Reflections of marriage for the retarded: the case for voluntary sterilization.


A patient's rules for her next psychiatrist.


Conflicting value systems and therapeutic intervention.


A simple device for the elimination of the blurring effect of respiration on organ scintigraphy.


Theliolymphocyte. An immune unit of the gastrointestinal tract.


Pelvic measurements in grand multiparas with pelvic contracture.


Amebic abscess of the liver.

Amebic abscess of the liver.


Pelvic fractures.

Pelvic fractures.


Surgical treatment of vesicovaginal fistulas.


Tracheobronchial casts.

Tracheobronchial casts.


Renal cholesteatoma.

Renal cholesteatoma.


Perils of a pacemaker patient.

Perils of a pacemaker patient.


Renal bases for the composition of an extracellular water substitute.


Wild edible plants of the Pacific Northwest. Nutritive values.


Tocopherols and fatty acids in American diets. The recommended allowance for vitamin E.


Food consumption of low-income, rural Negro households in Mississippi.


Aid to cost control: HAS departmental indicators.


MCT cookies, cakes, and quick breads: quality and acceptability.


The amino acid sequence of bovine adrenodoxin.


Rat liver aminomalonate decarboxylase. Identity with cytoplasmic serine hydroxymethylase and allothreonine aldolase.


, -methylene-adenosine 5'-triphosphate. A competitive inhibitor of adenylate cyclase in fat and liver cell membranes.


L-Triiodothyronine aminotransferase.

L-Triiodothyronine aminotransferase.


Biosynthesis of pyrimidine nucleotides in mouse salivary glands stimulated with isoproterenol.


Glycosphingolipids of clonal lines of mouse neuroblastoma and neuroblastoma X L cell hybrids.


p-Mercuribenzoate as an indicator of conformation change in hemoglobin.


A comparative study of the lipolytic activity of thyroid-stimulating hormone and luteinizing hormone.


The helminthosporoside-binding protein of sugarcane. Its properties and relationship to susceptibility to the eye spot disease.


Effect of thyroid hormone on polypeptide chain assembly kinetics in liver protein synthesis in vivo.


Identification and isolation of ovalbumin-synthesizing polysomes. 3. Precipitation of ovalbumin polysomes from a heterologous cell-free protein-synthesizing system.


Retention indices of steroids and their group increment with temperature.


The purity of phenylbutazone raw material and solid dosage forms as monitored by gas-liquid chromatography.


Reversed-phase thin-layer chromatography of chlorophyll derivatives.


Determination of ether-soluble food preservatives after direct extraction on paper.


Gas-liquid chromatographic analysis of 2,4-dinitrophenylhydrazones of keto acid methyl esters.


Hexachlorophene analysis in blood by electron capture gas chromatography.


Gas-liquid chromatography of Schiff bases of amino acid methyl esters.


Gas chromatography of thiamine and derivatives.


A rapid gas-liquid chromatographic method for determining oxalic acid in biological materials.


High-pressure liquid chromatography of corticosteroids.


Single column amino acid analysis using an ammonia filtration system and a new buffer.


Nature of the binding of a  -1,4-glucan hydrolase to ion exchangers.


Isoelectric focusing of insulins in polyacrylamide gel.


Separation of bentazon and some related compounds by thin-layer chromatography.


New observations concerning the membrane chromatography of cells.


Analysis of organic constituents present in drinking water.


The qualtitative separation of fatty acids by isotachophoresis.


Characterization of the trimethylsilyl derivatives of sugar phosphates and related compounds by gas chromatography and gas chromatography-mass spectrometry.


Gas-liquid chromatographic analysis of tryptophan in proteins.


Gas-liquid chromatographic studies on the twenty protein amino acids: a single-column separation.


Gas-liquid chromatography of the N(O)-heptafluorobuty-rates of the isoamyl esters of amino acids. I. Separation and quantitative determination of the constituent amino acids of proteins.


Estimate of myocardial damage induced by diphtheria toxin.


Quantitative analysis of respiratory enzymes of mitochondria isolated from liver tissue of patients.


Factors influencing serum antibody responses in streptococcal pyoderma.


Energy expenditure in fasting obese men.


Variations of erythrocyte glycolysis following androgens.


Continuing education in the community hospital--the role of peer review.


Chlorpromazine metabolism. 3. Determination of conjugated metabolites in the blood of schizophrenic patients.


The complicated vaginal fistula.

The complicated vaginal fistula.


The liabilities of physicians rendering first aid at the scene of an accident.


The clinical importance of his bundle electrograms.


Convulsive disorders: a team approach.

Convulsive disorders: a team approach.


Duplication of the common bile duct. Case report.


Influence of the weather on appointment-breaking in a general medical clinic.


Change in location of a student health service: a quasi-experimental evaluation of the effects of distance on utilization.


Unilateral exophthalmos.

Unilateral exophthalmos.


The process of areawide hospital planning: model for the future?


On-the-job training of the pediatric nurse practitioner. An evaluation.


Obstetrical and gynecological uses of ultrasonography at St. Luke's Hospital.


Influencing the chronically ill: the role of prescriptions in premature terminations of outpatient care.


Prescription accuracy: room for improvement.


On the nature of  -galactosidase synthesized by DNA-directed cell-free system.


Radiation sensitive mutants of phage T4. A comparative study.


Control of development in temperate bacteriophages. V. Sequential activation of the viral functions.


Lowering broken appointment rates at a medical clinic.


Plasma norepinephrine levels in essential hypertension.


Increased susceptibility to infection in a patient with type II essential hypercatabolism of C3.


Case records of the Massachusetts General Hospital. Weekly clinicopathological exercises. Case 12-1973.


Proposed revisions in licensure regulations for Massachusetts hospitals.


Neutropenia in infectious mononucleosis.


The Thrombo-Wellcotest as a screening test for disseminated intravascular coagulation.


Tonsillectomy and Hodgkin's disease.

Tonsillectomy and Hodgkin's disease.


Atropine and cardiac arrhythmia.

Atropine and cardiac arrhythmia.


Digoxin levels in neonates.

Digoxin levels in neonates.


Recognition of chronic brain death.

Recognition of chronic brain death.


Student watches plastic surgery.

Student watches plastic surgery.


More on subprofessionals for libraries.

More on subprofessionals for libraries.


Structure and function of the lysosomes of human fibroblasts in culture: dependence on medium pH.


Phenylalanine hydoxylase in human liver during development.


Quantitation of human ribosomal DNA: hybridization of human DNA with ribosomal RNA for quantitation and fractionation.


Oxygen supply to the tissues during limited normovolemic hemodilution.


Limited hemodilution in hemorrhagic shock in dogs: effects on central hemodynamics and the microcirculation in skeletal muscle.


Measurement of intramyocardial oxygen tension during cardiac surgery in man.


Yersinia enterocolitica in the Western Cape.


Cutaneous leishmaniasis.

Cutaneous leishmaniasis.


Studies bearing on coronary heart disease in South African populations.


National cancer plan: the wheel and the issues go round.


Electrogenic sodium pump in squid giant axon. Squid giant axon possesses a hyperpolarizing electrogenic sodium pump which is stimulated by internal sodium and by external potassium. This conclusion is based on the following observations: strophanthidin depolarizes the membrane and enhances the depolarizing effect of 5 or 10 millimolar external potassium; the magnitude of these effects is directly related to the internal sodium concentration; both effects are abolished by cyanide.


Cloning of rat kangaroo (PTK2) cells following laser microirradiation of selected mitotic chromosomes. Mitotic chromosomes of rat kangaroo cells were irradiated with a green argon laser microbeam without prior dye sensitization. Deoxyribonucleic acid-negative chromosome paling was observed. The irradiated cells were isolated and cloned into viable populations.


Electrogenic sodium pump and high specific resistance in nerve cell bodies of the squid. An electrogenic sodium pump contributes to the membrane potential in squid nerve cell bodies, imparting a temperature dependence to the resting potential that is abolished by strophanthidin. The existence of a potential produced by the pump in the soma but not the axon is correlated with a higher membrane resistance in the soma. Thus, membranes from different parts of a neuron may have functionally significant differences in resistance.


Electrocardiogram monitoring: computerized detection of ventricular changes induced by drugs. Cardiac arrhythmia was induced in mice by the injection of ouabain, lidocaine, and diphenylhydantoin. Temporal spreading of ventricular electrocardiographic complexes is shown consistently to follow injection of a cardioactive drug and to precede rhythm disturbances. A computerized monitoring technique based on temporal spreading and waveform distortion should find wide clinical and experimental application.


Serotonin: radioimmunoassay.

Serotonin: radioimmunoassay. The development of a radioimmunoassay for serotonin is described. Serotonin is made antigenic by coupling it to bovine serum albumin. Thrombocyte-free plasma instead of serum from the immunized animals is used for radioimmunoassay. Less than 1 ng serotonin can be measured by this procedure.


Insect juvenile hormones: highly potent synthetic mimics. The substitution of a 7-alkoxy group for the 6,7-epoxy moiety in aryl terpenoid ethers having high juvenile hormone activity has produced several compounds exceptionally active against Tenebrio molitor. The most potent compound [7-ethoxy-1-(p-ethylphenoxy)-3,7-dimethyl-2-octene, called JH-25] is active at the level of 10 picograms per insect, or about 100 times more active than other promising juvenile hormone mimics so far reported. Compound JH-25 was also active against Tribolium confusum.


Directionality of rewarding impulses within the medial forebrain bundle self-stimulation system of the rat. Self-stimulation performance of rats was tested with conditioning pulses to the anterior preoptic area of the medial forebrain bundle followed at various intervals by test pulses to the contralateral posterior hypothalamic area of this bundle. Alternatively, conditioning pulses were delivered through the posterior electrode and test pulses were sent through the anterior electrode. The animals' performance in these two test sequences was indicative of (i) synaptic facilitation and (ii) a posterior convergence site of "self-stimulation impulses" in the medial forebrain bundle.


A learning resource center for home or office.


Early diagnosis of acoustic tumors.

Early diagnosis of acoustic tumors.


Manifestations of histiocytosis X in the ear, nose and throat.


Diagnosis and treatment of parotid tumors.


Carbon tetrachloride poisoning. Report of a case.


Radiographic findings in Turner's syndrome.


Psychopolitics of health planning.

Psychopolitics of health planning.


The Pediatric Cardiovascular Center of Wisconsin.


Drug-induced modifications of laboratory test values--revised 1973.


Particulate matter in commercial antibiotic injectable products.


Bromide intoxication from a nonprescription medication.


Treatment of acute hallucinogenic drug toxicity: specific pharmacological intervention.


Cardiovascular reactions to anaesthesia during treatment with levodopa.


Induction agents for Caesarean section. A comparison of thiopentone and ketamine.


Improvement of an infant pneumotachograph.


A complicated case of juvenile laryngeal papillomatosis.


Hypercarbic anaesthesia in carotid endarterectomy.


An anaesthetic airway.

An anaesthetic airway.


Anaesthesia for per-oral endoscopy.

Anaesthesia for per-oral endoscopy.


Endotracheal tube connectors (a method for their insertion into endotracheal tubes).


The management of foreign bodies in air passages.