Organizational consultation in a combat unit.


Primary prevention--whose responsibility?


Juvenile delinquents view their impulsivity.


Psychiatric care of federal prisoners.

Psychiatric care of federal prisoners.


The psychiatrist and the violence commission.


Interpersonal intensity, competition, and synergy: determinants of achievement, aggression, and mental illness.


Aggression and violence--the enemies of precision learning in children.


On anger.

On anger.


Aggression, mythology, and the college student.


Premonitory signs of homicidal aggression in juveniles.


Aggression and violence.

Aggression and violence.


The safety of a single daily dose schedule for imipramine.


Treating the alcoholic in the presence of alcohol.


Problems in the therapeutic community.

Problems in the therapeutic community.


A variation on simulation technique.

A variation on simulation technique.


Treating homosexuals.

Treating homosexuals.


Chronic dialysis patients: suicide incidence rates.


Science, medicine, and genocide.

Science, medicine, and genocide.


Medicines, the media, and the menace.

Medicines, the media, and the menace.


Hiatus hernia, pyloric muscle hypertrophy and contracted pyloric segment in adults.


Severe peptic esophagitis in a patient with Zollinger-Ellison syndrome.


Inheritance of hypertrophic pyloric stenosis.


The duodenum in celiac sprue.

The duodenum in celiac sprue.


Lactose-barium small bowel study. Efficacy as a screening method.


Angiography in leiomyomatous neoplasms of the small bowel.


Acute mesenteric infarction.

Acute mesenteric infarction.


Transfemoral superselective celiac catheterization. Technical considerations.


Normal motor activity of the human colon: combined radiotelemetric manometry and slow-frame cineroentgenography.


Duplication of the large bowel.

Duplication of the large bowel.


Peutz-Jeghers syndrome: clinical and roentgenographic features.


Angiographic demonstration of radiation colitis.


The overlapping spectrum of ulcerative and granulomatous colitis: a roentgenographic-pathologic study.


Ischemic colitis with perforation.

Ischemic colitis with perforation.


Roentgenologic examination in the diagnosis and treatment of colon volvulus.


The roentgenographic diagnosis of villous tumors of the colon.


Giant sigmoid diverticulum.

Giant sigmoid diverticulum.


Large fecal stones--the sigmoid.

Large fecal stones--the sigmoid.


A safe, self-retaining, disposable rectal catheter for barium enemas with sealed insufflation bulb and movable external retention cushion.


Azygos continuation of the inferior vena cava.


Simple rigid system for accurate measurements of the dimensions of focal spots of x-ray tubes.


Multi-wire proportional chambers for low dose x-radiography.


The changing concepts of colonic polyposis.


Head and neck surgery: the pursuit of excellence.


Vocal cord cancer with anterior commissure extension. Choice of treatment.


Partial laryngectomy.

Partial laryngectomy.


Surgical treatment of stomal recurrences in cancer of the larynx.


Predicting survival in cancer of the larynx or hypopharynx.


Thyroid carcinoma with cervical lymph node metastasis. Effectiveness of total thyroidectomy and node dissection.


Elective neck dissection in papillary carcinoma of the thyroid.


Management of cancer of the floor of the mouth.


The infusion of Ringer's lactate solution during shock. Changes in lactate, excess lactate, and pH.


Failure of glucagon in experimental hemorrhagic shock.


Surgical significance of anatomic variations of the hepatic artery.


Femoral artery reconstruction under local anesthesia. Maximal results for minimal risk.


Evaluation of canine intestinal submucosa as a vascular substitute.


Cardiac infections in burns.

Cardiac infections in burns.


Early influence of popliteal vein repair in the treatment of popliteal vessel injuries.


Effect of laser rays on wound healing.

Effect of laser rays on wound healing.


Intussusception in a community hospital. A review of fifty cases.


Anal dilatation versus rubber band ligation for internal hemorrhoids. Method of treatment in outpatients.


Bilateral dissecting aneurysms of the internal carotid arteries.


Wounds of the suprahepatic inferior vena cava.


Femorotibial bypass in patients with popliteal aneurysms.


Infarction of the gallbladder after celiac arteriography.


An improved rigid choledochoscope.

An improved rigid choledochoscope.


Muscle and mucous gland size in the major bronchi of patients with chronic bronchitis, asthma, and asthmatic bronchitis.


Cigarette smoking and hemagglutination inhibition response to influenza after natural disease and immunization.


A comparative study of Mycobacterium gastri and Mycobacterium kansasii by delayed type skin reactions in guinea pigs.


Disparity of potency between stabilized and nonstabilized dilute tuberculin solutions.


Effect of lung volume on steady state pulmonary membrane diffusing capacity and pulmonary capillary blood volume.


Pulmonary hemodynamics in symptomatic coal miners.


Hazards to health: do it yourself polyurethane foam.


Differentiation of various nocardial species by susceptibility to nitrofurantoin.


Meliodosis: the remarkable imitator.

Meliodosis: the remarkable imitator.


Changes in pulmonary function in Parkinson's syndrome after treatment with L-DOPA.


Electrocardiographic patterns in persons with bronchitis and without bronchitis in Tecumseh.


Recrudescent melioidosis: a southeast asian legacy.


Preventive treatment of tuberculosis. A joint statement of the American Thoracic Society, National Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association, and the Center for Disease Control.


Personnel tuberculosis control program in medical institutions.


Asymmetry in bone weight in the human lower limbs.


Challenges in a changing medical environment.


Correlation of the  ethrane electroencephalogram with motor acitivity in cats.


The electroencephalographic pattern during anesthesia with  ethrane: effects of depth of anesthesia, PaCo2, and nitrous oxide.


The effects of epinephrine on mepivacaine absorption from the spinal epidural space.


Trifluoroethanol and halothane biotransformation in man.


The electroencephalogram in man anesthetized with forane.


Studies of pancuronium in conscious and anesthetized man.


A consideration of factors in the discovery of anesthesia and their effects on its development.


Comparative neuromuscular effects of pancuronium, gallamine, and succinylcholine during forane and halothane anesthesia in man.


Tissue weights and rates of blood flow in man for the prediction of anesthetic uptake and distribution.


Anesthesia in Stevens-Johnson syndrome: report of a case.


Possible cross-sensitivity between halothane and methoxyflurane: report of a case.


A ventilating laryngoscope.

A ventilating laryngoscope.


Emergency closed mitral commissurotomy using ketamine anesthesia: report of a case.


Rigidity and pulmonary edema after Innovar in a patient on Levodopa therapy: report of a case.


The intraoperative hazard of acrylic bone cement: report of a case.


Cyclopropane and contractility.

Cyclopropane and contractility.


MAC, MAP, and euphony.

MAC, MAP, and euphony.


Catecholamine effects on increased shunting.


Respiration in cell development.

Respiration in cell development.


Otolaryngology and family practice.

Otolaryngology and family practice.


Acoustic damage of the cochlea. A scanning and transmission electron microscopic observation.


Laryngeal suspension after supraglottic laryngectomy.


The hot caloric test as a clinical screening device.


Aspects of acoustically evoked responses. Inter-judge and intra-judge reliability.


Nasal gliomas.

Nasal gliomas.


Involvement of the buccinator node in facial malignancy.


Acoustic neuroma in a 7-year-old girl. Report of a case.


Tonsillectomy blade for superficial parotidectomy.


Giant cell tumor of the sphenoid bone. A case report and review of the literature.


Tympanoplasty.

Tympanoplasty.


Classification of tympanoplasty.

Classification of tympanoplasty.


Children's identification and discrimination of phonemes.


Observations on neurogenic stuttering: a contribution to differential diagnosis.


Stuttering: considerations in the evaluation of treatment.


The treatment of stammering by the intensive practice of fluent speech.


A note on reduced auditory pain threshold in 44 stuttering children.


Aphasia and literacy.

Aphasia and literacy.


Rationale and short description of the Queensland university aphasia test (Q.U.A.T.).


Recreational language therapy for the deaf.


Features of a psychological and physiological study of articulatory performance.


IUPAC commission on the nomenclature of organic chemistry (CNOC) and IUPAC-iub commission on biochemical nomenclature (CBN). Tentative rules for carbohydrate nomenclature.


Enzyme reactions in polymer media.

Enzyme reactions in polymer media.


Studies on the nature of the "microfibrillar" component of elastic fibers.


Preparation and properties of ribosomal subunits from mouse plasmocytoma tumors.


Planning family planning in eight metropolitan areas. During 1970 a methodology developed by the Center for Family Planning Program Development (CFPPD) of the Planned Parenthood-World Population organization for planning subsidized family planning services in metropolitan areas was tested in 8  Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas:  Atlanta, Baltimore, Cleveland, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Newark, Pittsburgh, and St. Louis.  The approach was based on the hypothesis that in order to serve all the low-income women who want and need family planning, a variety of agencies would have to be involved and several new locations for services made available.  Additionally, coordination based on a centralized record and information system, planning and evaluation, recruitment and training of personnel and outreach follow-up systems would have to be developed.  The results of the study showed that out of an estimated 430,000 women in need of subsidized family planning, 125,000 (29%) were reportedly involved in such a program and the service level in each area seemed to be directly correlated with  the number of agencies involved.  One common problem found in many of the areas was that coordination would result in intrusion in existing areas of responsibility.  Community meetings, at which the recommendations of the CFPPD were discussed, proved to be a valuable aspect of the program.


Intrauterine devices in clinical practice.


Illegitimacy: myths, causes and cures.

Illegitimacy: myths, causes and cures.


Family planning: reform and revolution.

Family planning: reform and revolution.


Estimating the need for subsidized family planning services.


New York's obstetricians surveyed on abortion.


Planned Parenthood: profile and prospectus.


Is pregnancy really normal?

Is pregnancy really normal?


Major federal resources for family planning and population research programs: a summary. This table reviews the major U.S. federal resources for family planning service programs and for operational, biomedical and social research, as of March 31, 1971.  The 1st part of the table lists 9 programs providing services and support, family planning, maternal and child health, education, training, operational research, technical assistance and planning evaluation.  Most of the financial support goes to family planning services to localities.  The 2nd part of the table lists 2 programs for family planning and population research and child health and human development.


Should family planning clinics perform abortions?


Evaluating publicly supported family planning services in metropolitan Detroit.


Mental health and family planning.

Mental health and family planning. It is known that unwanted pregnancies have damaging consequences.  Despite the fact that 97% of fecund U.S. women have used or expect to use contraception, more than 1/2 of the births were reported by married couples in 1965 as unplanned.  The circular relationship between excess fertility and conditions of poverty and their relevance for mental health has been studied; results have shown that in large families there is a great likelihood that the last-born child is unwanted.  It is also true that in families with 4 or more children, those in the last half of the birth order are more likely to develop mental illness than their older siblings. One way to reduce unwanted pregnancies is to enable couples to have  children only with their own informed consent.  Induced abortion must be among the available alternatives for the women desiring it.  The role of unregulated fertility in the etiology of mental disorder is seldon explored.  Systematic observations of the mental health consequences of unwanted pregnancies are rare.  Similarly, the appropriateness of applying family planning concepts in preventive mental health programs has received little attention.  Sex education and contraceptive information should be introduced when a girl reaches menarche.  Closer work between mental health association, medical schools, general practitioners, etc., is needed urgently.  The author maintains that the prevalence of unwanted pregnancies and the appalling numbers of unwanted births in the U.S today represent a mental health problem of undefined but clearly immense proportions.


Population growth and America's future.

Population growth and America's future.


Eighteen months later: family planning services in the United States, 1969.


Protection against illegitimacy.

Protection against illegitimacy.


The IUD and the pill: extended use-effectiveness.


Methods for estimating future caseloads of family planning programs.


A study of gluco-corticosteroid-induced pyknosis in the thymus and lymph node of the adrenalectomized rat. Pyknotic nuclei, observed in the thymus of steroid-treated rats, are dense, homogeneous, intensely basophilic and Feulgen positive. Under the electron microscope, the image is that of a complete segregation of the chromatin from the nuclear sap producing a margin or crescent of condensed chromatin. Approximately 30% of all small thymocytes appeared to undergo this type of degeneration within 3-4 hr after administration of the synthetic corticosteroid, dexamethasone. At this time, pyknotic thymocytes were observed in clusters, probably as a result of the activity of dense reticular cells and macrophages. Topographical and experimental data suggest the existence of a select population of steroid-sensitive thymic cells. Furthermore, on the basis of thymidine-(3)H incorporation studies, it appears that the steroid-sensitive population of thymocytes does not correspond to "aged" cells. In addition, many plasma cells became pyknotic after the same steroid treatment, indicating an unexpected similarity between their nuclei and those of lymphocytes. Finally, steroid failed to induce pyknosis of thymocytes in a variety of in vitro experiments, suggesting that the in vivo effect of steroid is of an indirect nature. The results are discussed in terms of (a) the nature of the nuclear changes characterizing pyknosis, (b) the hypothetical mechanism whereby steroids trigger such changes, and (c) the population of cells susceptible to steroid-induced pyknosis.


Morphological and biochemical studies of B cells of fetal rat endocrine pancreas in organ culture. Evidence for (pro) insulin biosynthesis. Fetal rat pancreases explanted on the 18th day of gestation and maintained in organ culture for 1-10 days were utilized for this series of studies. Ultrastructurally, at the time of explantation, the majority of fetal B cells was sparsely granulated and characterized by numerous free ribosomes and undeveloped rough endoplasmic reticulum (RER) and Golgi complexes. During the culture period, extensive development of the RER and Golgi complexes preceded an increasing accumulation of beta-granules. This later increase in the number of beta-granules and in the concentration of immunoreactive insulin was paralleled by a reduction of RER and Golgi complex activity. High resolution radioautographic studies of pulse-chase experiment over a 1 hr period demonstrated the shift of silver grains from the elements of the RER, through the Golgi region, and finally to the beta-granules. Incubation with (14)C-labeled leucine demonstrated the incorporation of radioactivity into molecules possessing the immunological and electrophoretic properties of insulin. These studies indicate that de novo synthesis of (pro)insulin occurs also during culture of fetal rat pancreas explanted relatively late in gestation.


Assembly of lipids into membranes in Acanthamoeba palestinensis. I. Observations on the specificity and stability of choline- 14 C and glycerol- 3 H as labels for membrane phospholipids. In order to determine the feasibility of using radioactive precursors as markers for membrane phospholipids in Acanthamoeba palestinensis, the characteristics of phospholipids labeled with choline-(14)C and glycerol-(3)H were examined. Choline-(14)C was found to be a specific label for phosphatidyl choline. There was a turnover of the radioactive moiety of phosphatidyl choline at a rate that varied with the concentration of nonradioactive choline added to the growth medium. Radioactivity was lost from labeled phosphatidyl choline into the acid-soluble intracellular pool and from the pool into the extracellular medium. This loss of radioactivity from cells leveled off and an equilibrium was reached between the label in the cells and in the medium. Radioactive choline was incorporated into phosphatidyl choline by cell-free microsomal suspensions. This incorporation leveled off with the attainment of an equilibrium between the choline-(14)C in the reaction mixture and the choline-(14)C moiety of phosphatidyl choline in the microsomal membranes. Therefore, a choline exchange reaction may occur in cell-free membranes, as well as living A. palestinensis. In contrast to choline-(14)C, the apparent turnover of glycerol-(3)H-labeled phospholipids was not affected by large concentrations of nonradioactive choline or glycerol in the medium. The radioactivity in lipids labeled with glycerol-(3)H consisted of 33% neutral lipids and 67% phospholipids. Phospholipids labeled with glycerol-(3)H turned over slowly, with a concomitant increase in the percentage of label in neutral lipids, indicating a conversion of phospholipids to neutral lipids. Because most ( approximately 96%) of the glycerol-(3)H recovered from microsomal membranes was in phospholipids, whereas only a minor component ( approximately 2%) of the glycerol-(3)H was in the phospholipids isolated from nonmembrane lipids, glycerol-(3)H was judged to be a specific marker for membrane phospholipids.


Primitive erythropoiesis in early chick embryogenesis. I. Cell cycle kinetics and the control of cell division. The primitive line of embryonic chick blood cells develop as a relatively homogeneous cohort of cells. Using an analysis based on the continuous uptake of thymidine-(3)H, we have established the generation time, G1, S, and G2 for progressively more mature generations of these immature erythroblasts. The data indicate that after the initiation of hemoglobin synthesis, the average cell will yield six generations of hemoglobin producing erythroblasts. The older generations of erythroblasts exhibit a longer generation time, G1, S, and G2 than the earlier generations of erythroblasts. Other methods of analysis corroborated these findings. One of these methods, an estimate of total erythrocyte productivity from the primitive stem cells (hematocytoblasts), led to the conclusion that the erythroblast cell lineage might be initiated as early as the sixth or seventh division following fertilization. In addition, primitive erythroblasts characterized by one set of cell cycle parameters, when grown in serum associated with erythroblasts of different parameters, showed no alteration in mitotic behavior. These results suggest the presence of programmed cell division not immediately cued by extracellular influence.


Turnover of HeLa ribosomal RNA. The characterization of a class of RNA in HeLa cytoplasm derived from 28S RNA. A class of RNA in HeLa cytoplasm with a sedimentation value of 22S is described. This RNA is a true cytoplasmic component and is not an artifact of cell rupture or of the method of RNA preparation. The 22S RNA sediments in a sucrose gradient with those ribosomal structures containing 28S ribosomal RNA (60S and 74S particles and polyribosomes). It has a base composition and methyl content similar to those of 28S RNA. The kinetics of formation of 22S suggest that it is not a direct product of transcription but is derived in vivo from "old" molecules of 28S RNA.


Primitive erythropoiesis in early chick embryogenesis. II. Correlation between hemoglobin synthesis and the mitotic history. Primitive erythroblasts in the circulating blood of the chick embryo continue to divide while synthesizing hemoglobin (Hb). Hb measurements on successive generations of erythroblasts show that there is a progressive increase in the Hb content of both interphase and metaphase cells. Furthermore, for any given embryo the Hb content of metaphase cells is always significantly greater than that of interphase cells. The distribution of Hb values for metaphase cells suggests that there are six Hb classes corresponding to the number of cell cycles in the proliferative phase. The location of erythroblasts in the cell cycle was determined by combining Feulgen cytophotometry with thymidine radioautography on the same cells. Measurements of the Hb content for erythroblasts in different compartments of the cell cycle (G1, S, G2, and M) show a progressive increase through the cycle. Thus, the amount of Hb per cell is a function of the number of cell divisions since the initiation of Hb synthesis and, to a lesser degree, the stage of the cell cycle. Earlier generations of erythroblasts synthesize Hb at a faster rate than the terminal generation. Several models have been proposed to explain these findings.


RNA metabolism in HeLa cells at reduced temperature. I. Modified processing of 45S RNA. Incubation of HeLa cells at suboptimal temperature has been used to study the synthesis of 45S ribosomal RNA precursor and the individual steps of the subsequent processing to 28S RNA. Below 20 degrees C no detectable 45S RNA is formed. The processing of 45S RNA to 32S RNA ceases around 15 degrees C, and the processing of 32S RNA to 28S RNA is inhibited near 25 degrees C. Prolonged incubation at reduced temperature results in further modification of the processing, resulting in the apparent accumulation of 41S RNA. The products of these reactions at reduced temperature appear normal in that the ribosomal RNA made at 27 degrees C can be isolated from functional polyribosomes in the cytoplasm after a short incubation at 37 degrees C.


Induced accumulation of nonhistone proteins in polytene nuclei of Drosophila hydei.


Cell population changes in the intestinal mucosa of protein-depleted or starved rats. I. Changes in mitotic cycle time. The effect of a protein-free diet and starvation on the duration of the rat ileal crypt cell cycle time was studied by Quastler's technique of labeled mitoses. Rats were fed a protein-free diet for 3, 7, or 11 wk or were starved for 7 or 10 days. Progressive protein depletion resulted in a progressive lengthening of the cycle time (GT), due primarily to a lengthening of the synthetic phase (S) of the cycle. The presynthetic gap (G(1)) was the same as the control value after 3 wk and lower, but not significantly so, due to the large variability, after 11 wk. The duration of the postsynthetic gap (G(2)) plus mitotic phase (M) was not affected by the diet. As the dietary stress became more severe, the cell cycle also became more variable. Although the GT of rats starved for as long as 10 days was only slightly different from the control, the relative duration of the components of the cycle changed significantly. S and G(2) were longer in the starved animals while G(1) was of shorter duration.


Effect of ascorbic acid on cadmium toxicity in the young coturnix.


Fat and nitrogen balances in rats with alcohol-induced fatty liver.


Influence of increased postnatal food intake on body composition of progeny of protein-deficient rats.


Stimulation of hepatic protein synthesis in rats fed an adequate protein diet after a low protein diet.


Microscopic and biochemical observations of aortae of turkeys fed copper-deficient diets with and without ascorbic acid.


Relationship of dietary nonprotein nitrogen to urea kinetics in dairy cows.


Fatty acid oxidation in young pigs.

Fatty acid oxidation in young pigs.


Meadow vole nutrition studies with alfalfa diets.


Synthesis and degradation of mixed proteins, and composition changes in skeletal muscle of malnourished and refed rats.


Fat utilization and lipogenesis in the young pig.


Influence of insulin, hydrocortisone and thyroxine on fatty liver of rats fed a low casein diet supplemented with methionine.


Scandium, chromium(VI), gallium, yttrium, rhodium, palladium, indium in mice: effects on growth and life span.


Arginine, ornithine and proline metabolism of chicks: influence of diet and heredity.


Critical appraisal of lymphangiography in cancer of the female genital tract.


Pancreatitis--an unsolved problem.

Pancreatitis--an unsolved problem.


The effect of secretin and pancreozymin on pancreatico-duodenal lymph flow and lipase activity in normal dogs and on thoracic duct lymph flow and lipase activity in rats with chronic pancreatitis.


Cortical and medullary canine renal lymph formation during acetylcholine induced renal vasodilation.


The fine structure of the vascular system of Amphioxus: implications in the development of lymphatics and fenestrated blood capillaries.


Sick of what you ate?

Sick of what you ate?


So you think you need glasses? or sight testing explained.


Syndicate discussions or blotting paper?


Electrosleep therapy.

Electrosleep therapy.


A very special man.

A very special man.


Use of Entonox in a general hospital.

Use of Entonox in a general hospital.


Symposium report. Care of the injured and suddenly ill.


Occupational values and stereotypes in a group of trained nurses.


Psychiatry in a postgraduate teaching hospital.


Holt-Oram syndrome in a Maltese family.

Holt-Oram syndrome in a Maltese family.


Complete heart block in patients with peroneal muscular atrophy.


Mitral valve disease, systemic embolism and anticoagulants.


The insulin response to glucose in patients with non-diabetic glycosuria.


Radiological changes in hepatic amoebiasis.


The musculo-skeletal features of hypothyroidism.


Carcinoma of the gastric antrum in identical twins.


Multiple unusual abnormalities in the electrocardiogram in myxoedema.


Subacute combined degeneration of the spinal cord in a vegan.


Haemodialysis in the treatment of lactic acidosis associated with acute hepatic and renal failure.


Pneumatic rupture of colon.

Pneumatic rupture of colon.


A further investigation of alcohol preference in the laboratory rat induced by hypothalamic stimulation.


Induction of bizarre behaviour in rats by p-chloroamphetamine, a serotonin depletor, after repeated drug administration.


Facilitation or impairment of learning by d-amphetamine as a function of stimuli.


Effects of some anticholinergic drugs on water maze learned behaviour in mice.


Effect of aldrin on the condition avoidance response and electroshock seizure threshold of offspring from aldrin-treated mother.


Methamphetamine effects upon avoidance behavior during limbic seizures in the cat.


Laparoscopy in gynecology.

Laparoscopy in gynecology.


Tracheal support in the treatment of emphysema.


Psychosurgical treatment of neurosis.

Psychosurgical treatment of neurosis.


Management of premalignant cervical disease.


Cardiovascular manifestation of malignancies.


Health expenditures and the delivery of health care.


Physiological role of pleasure.

Physiological role of pleasure. A given stimulus can induce a pleasant or unpleasant sensation depending on the subject's internal state. The word alliesthesia is proposed to describe this phenomenon. It is, in itself, an adequate motivation for behavior such as food intake or thermoregulation. Therefore, negative regulatory feedback systems, based upon oropharingeal or cutaneous thermal signals are peripheral only in appearance, since the motivational component of the sensation is of internal origin. The internal signals seem to be complex and related to the set points of some regulated variables of the "milieu interieur," like set internal temperature in the case of thermal sensation (15). Alliesthesia can therefore explain the adaptation of these behaviors to their goals. Only three sensations have been studied- thermal, gustatory, and olfactory, but it is probable that alliesthesia also exists in such simple ways as in bringing a signal, usually ignored, to the subject's attention. For example, gastric contractions, not normally perceived, are felt in the state of hunger (16). Since alliesthesia relies on an internal input, it is possible that alliesthesia exists only with sensations related to some constants of the "milieu interieur" and therefore would not exist in visual or auditory sensations. As a matter of fact, luminous or auditory stimuli can be pleasing or displeasing in themselves, but there seems to be little variation of pleasure in these sensations, that is, no alliesthesia. There may be some esthetic value linked to these stimuli but it is a striking coincidence that they are in themselves rather neutral and that it is difficult to imagine a constant of the "milieu interieur" which could be possibly modified by a visual or an auditive stimulus-such as light of a certain wavelength or sound of a given frequency. In the light of this theory, it is possible to reconsider the nature of the whole conscious experience. The existence of alliesthesia implies the presence of internal signals modifying the concious sensations aroused from peripheral receptors. It is therefore necessary to question the existence of sensations aroused by direct stimulation of central receptors, such as hypothalamic temperature detectors, osmoreceptors, and others. Does their excitation arouse sensations of their own, or does the sensation have to pass through peripheral senses? Only human experimentation could answer this question. In the same way, it is possible that selfstimulation of the brain is pleasant, not by giving a sensation in itself, but because the electrical stimulus (17), renders peripheral stimuli pleasant.


Fish otoliths: daily growth layers and periodical patterns. The early-stage annual rings in otoliths from some cold-temperate fish consist of thin growth bands, the number of which corresponds to that of the days in a year. This indicates that growth takes place by daily increments. Other recurrent patterns show a fortnightly and monthly periodicity. Spawning rings are microscopically distinguishable from winter rings.


Lymphocyte DNA synthesis inhibition.

Lymphocyte DNA synthesis inhibition. A specific endogenous inhibitor for lymphocyte DNA synthesis that can be isolated from the lymphoid system and which is probably cell specific is described. The inhibitor is thermolabile, is destroyed by trypsin, and has a mass of about 30,000 to 50,000 daltons.


Talc-treated rice and Japanese stomach cancer. The Japanese prefer talc-dusted rice in their diet. The incidence of stomach cancer in Japan is unusually high. Most talc has some asbestos contaminants. Epidemiologic evidence is presented that the asbestos-contaminated talc on rice in the diet is the carcinogen or cocarcinogen responsible for the high incidence of Japanese stomach cancer.


Cardiac activity preparatory to overt and covert behavior. The heart rates of 17 women subjects were recorded as they prepared to make both overt (key press) and covert (silently thinking the word "stop") responses. A very reliable preparatory cardiac response was obtained regardless of whether the overt or covert response mode was employed. The temporal development of this cardiac response faithfully reflected the speed with which the subjects were asked to respond, suggesting that in the covert condition heart rate could be used to detect the time at which a mental event was being generated.


Chemical wastes in the sea: new forms of marine pollution. Drums containing chemical wastes have been found in and along the North Sea. The wastes were analyzed and were found to include lower chlorinated aliphatic compounds, vinyl esters, chlorinated aromatic amines and nitrocompounds, and the insecticide endosulfan. Because dropping these drums into the sea endangers the environment and results in damage to fishing operations, measures should be taken to stop this practice.


( 3 H)lysergic acid diethylamide: cellular autoradiographic localization in rat brain. Intravenous administration of [(3)H]lysergic acid diethylamide(LSD) to rats resulted in accumulation of the drug in the brain within 15 minutes. Autoradiographic methods were used to differentiate free and bound [(3)H]LSD in brain tissue. Free [(3)H]LSD was generally distributed in the pituitary and pineal glands, cerebellum, hippocampus,and choroid plexus. Bound [(3)H]LSD was localized in neurons of the cortex, caudate nucleus, midbrain, and medulla,as well as in choroid plexus epithelium.


Ceroid pigment formation and irreversible sterility in vitamin E deficiency. Female rats maintained on a diet deficient in vitamin E for a prolonged period of 100 to 135 days, starting from birth, failed to conceive in spite of repeated matings. Dietary vitamin E supplementation for a period of 60 days following prolonged deficiency was ineffective in reversing the sterility, although a definite growth response was observed. These observations suggest that the tissue damage caused by lipid peroxidation, as evidenced by distinct brown ceroid pigment in the uterus and fallopian tubes, may be responsible for the irreversible loss of fertility observed in the vitamin E-deficient female rats.


Eggshell thinning in Japanese quail fed mercuric chloride. The eggs produced by developing Japanese quail (Coturnix coturnix japonica) fed 1 to 8 parts of mercury per million as mercuric chloride for 10 weeks have thinned shells. Total amounts of mercury in tissues were quite proportional to the dosage and were higher in males than in females. Methylation of mercury was not observed.


Reversible osmotic opening of the blood-brain barrier. Reversible breakdown of the blood-brain barrier is produced by a class of electrolytes and nonelectrolytes which have little or no lipid solubility but which difler in chemical and ionic properties. These agents may osmotically shrink barrier cells, possibly the vascular endothelium, and reversibly open spaces between them. Lipid-soluble nonelectrolytes damage the barrier irreversibly.


Sporozoite-induced infections of Plasmodium berghei administered by the oral route. Administration of suspensions of Plasmodium berghei sporozoites by the oral route to groups of susceptible animals (A/J mice, young rats, hamsters, and Thamnomys) resulted in high rates of infection (66 to 100 percent). Control animals each given a suspension of 200,000 to 500,000 erythrocytes infected with P. berghei by the same oral route did not develop parasitemia. Direct intubation of sporozoite suspensions into the stomach failed to produce parasitemia. In vitro studies showed that sporozoites kept in medium M 199 acidified to pH 3.6 (the acid environment of the rat stomach) for 5 to 15 mtinutes lost their viability and infectivity. We believe that sporozoites of P. berghei find their way to the bloodstream during their brief sojourn in the esophagus.


Estrogen receptor in the rabbit corpus luteum. The rabbit corpus luteum contains a cytoplasmic estrogen receptor substance in concentrations comparable to those found in the uterus. Receptor in corpora lutea of nonpregnant rabbits was highest at midluteal phase and decreased before physical regression of corpora was evident. These results support the view that the corpus luteum in this species is an estrogen-responsive tissue.


Retrieval failure or selective attention?


Mathematical logic in relation to ordinary mathematics.


Current era of revascularization surgery.


Cine coronary arteriography.

Cine coronary arteriography.


Selection of the surgical candidate.

Selection of the surgical candidate.


Direct myocardial revascularization.

Direct myocardial revascularization.


Direct myocardial revascularization: venous autograft technique. Postoperative assessment.


Indirect myocardial revascularization.

Indirect myocardial revascularization.


Indirect myocardial revascularization. Evaluation of results.


Anesthesia for coronary artery surgery.

Anesthesia for coronary artery surgery.


Cottonmouth moccasin venom: fractionation of toxic and allergenic components and interaction with tissue mast cells.


Arteriovenous shunts and fistulas for hemodialysis.


Phagocytosis by polymorphonuclear leukocytes in patients with renal failure on chronic hemodialysis.


Some factors affecting onset of adrenal-regeneration hypertension (ARH) and the antihypertensive influence of spironolactone on established ARH.


Structural problems in eukaryotic chromosomes.


Cytotoxic lymphocytes. I. Destruction of neoplastic cells by lymphocytes in cultures of human origin.


Extracellular movement and subsequent pinocytosis of exogenous proteins in the brain.


The fine structure of incubated brain slices in relation to transport and to inulin space.


Peptic ulcer in the Burundi Republic and Nile-Congo watershed.


The mechanism of storage and release of catecholamines from chromaffin cells.


First-attack rheumatic fever in Saudi Arabs.


Hepatic fibrosis due to Schistosoma Mansoni in Nigerians.


Clinical and histopathological correlation of cerebral malaria.


Nutritional status of young Gilbertese children in a transitional economy.


Neutropenia in Africans.

Neutropenia in Africans.


Skin reactions of natives in the Western Highlands of New Guinea to a Schistosoma mansoni antigen.


A thermo-labile antigen in the Leptospira strain Ictero No. I.


Australian antigen in sera and liver cells of Chinese patients with anicteric hepatitis.


A spontaneous leprosy settlement in Ethiopia.


Structural identification of haemoglobin E in Malayan ethnic groups.


Socio-cultural aspects of a cholera epidemic in Trengganu, Malaysia.


Rural water-supply development and the recent appearance of endemic goitre.


Piperazine neurotoxicity.

Piperazine neurotoxicity.


Maintenance of blood cells in a functional state during storage oxygen transport in the recipient.


The physiologic effect of transfusing preserved red cells with low 2,3-diphosphoglycerate and high affinity for oxygen.


The function of human hemoglobin; salt effects.


Development of an improved basic anticoagulant preservation solution for blood.


Application of the Blood Research Institute glycerol freezing method to disposable plastic equipment.


Plateletpheresis in a disposable system.


Problems associated with the preparation and clinical use of platelets for replacement therapy.


Maintenance of platelet viability and functional integrity during storage.


Control of hepatitis transmission by blood and its components. Implications of red cell washing for hepatitis transmission.


Determination of platelet viability. The physiological and biochemical parameters.


Radioimmunoassay of Australia antigen.

Radioimmunoassay of Australia antigen.


Hepatitis-associated antigen. Its biophysical properties and nucleic acid.


Advisory committee on serum  -globulins. Suitability for clinical use of immune serum globulin prepared from CPD plasma. A brief review.


Studies of blood components. Hypoglycemic effects of adipose tissue extracts in nondiabetic and diabetic animals.


Size dependence of ghosts from stored erythrocytes on calcium and adenosine-triphosphate. Evidence for two ghost populations.


The isolation of fibrinogen with mercury complexes and their interaction.


Pseudomonas cytochrome c peroxidase. 3. The size and shape of the enzyme molecule.


Carotenoids of higher plants. 4. The stereochemistry of lycoxanthin and lycophyll.


Binding of covalent proteins to polysaccharides by cyanogen bromide and organic cyanates. I. Preparation of soluble glycine-, insulin- and ampicillin-dextran.


Chitinase activity and substrate specificity of endo- -N-acetyl-glucosaminidase of Staphylococcus aureus, strain M18.


Constitution and stereochemistry of lucumin, a cyanogenic glycoside from Lucuma mammosa Gaertn.


Fungal carotenoids. VII. Synthesis of  , - and  , -carotene with terminal methylene groups.


Studies on orchidaceae alkaloids. XXVI. A new glycosidic alkaloid from Malaxis grandifolia Schltr.


Isolation of ent-16-kauren-19-oic acid and ent-16-kauren-19-ol from abrotanella nivigena muell.


Mechanical fragility of erythrocytes in normals and in patients with heart valve prostheses.


Cardiovascular effects of adrenal medullectomy in dogs during rest and exercise.


Lack of circulatory changes due to mesenteric and liver denervation in dogs during rest and exercise.


The peripheral nerve function in chronic renal failure. II. Intercorrelation of clinical symptoms and signs and clinical grading of neuropathy.


Effect of the combined treatment with 16 -methyl prednisone and radiation on the rat bone marrow.


The peripheral nerve function in chronic renal failure. I. Clinical symptoms and signs.


Glycoproteins, ascorbic acid and related substances in urine and testes of diabetic rats by pancreatectomy.


A theoretical analysis of the kinetics of the phagocytosis of radiogold colloids in the rat.


Treatment of severe hypertension with Catapres (St 155). A comparative study of the effect of catapres and methyldopa in a series of hypertensive outpatients (WHO stage 3).


Some biological properties of purified sulfation factor (SF) from human plasma.


Electrocortical activity of the cerebellum.


Blood acid-base status in four-day water-deprived rats.


Impairment of renal concentrating ability due to aminopterin in rats.


The peripheral nerve function in chronic renal failure. 3. A multivariate statistical analysis of factors presumed to affect the development of clinical neuropathy.


Effect of cortisol pretreatment of serum immunoreactive insulin in the normal dog.


Agranulocytosis associated with ajmalin therapy.


Paroxysmal ventricular tachycardia without organic heart disease. A case report describing its provocation and five-year follow-up.


Pain in acute myocardial infarction. A study of 137 patients in a coronary care unit.


Polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis of normal human vaginal fluid.


Polymorphism of plasma triglyceride kinetics in normal human adult subjects.


The morphology of the erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR).


Influence of nicotinic acid on individual plasma phospholipids in hypercholesterolemic subjects.


Phenylethanolamine-N-methyl transferase activity in epididymides of rat and guinea pig.


Plasma renin activity in hyperthyroid rats: effect of adrenergic blocking agents.


Similar receptors mediating the norepinephrine and dopamine contraction in the main pulmonary artery of the dog.


Structure and regeneration of barbels in Heteropneustis fossilis (Bloch.).


Carotenoid pigments of Sorangium compositum (Myxobacterales) including two new carotenoid glucoside esters and two new carotenoid rhamnosides.


The National Speech and Hearing Survey: preliminary results.


DNA profile of the spore of Blastocladiella emersonii: evidence for  -particle DNA.


Reactions of the corn borer Ch. agamemnon Bles. towards some physical factors.


Positive feedbacks at work during feeding.


Perception of photographs by apes.

Perception of photographs by apes.


A disposable catheter-tip transducer for continuous measurement of blood oxygen tension in vivo.


The properties and medical uses of materials. 5. Fabrication, finishing and selection of materials.


Turpentine-induced inflammation in the chicken. A light- and electron- microscope study, with emphasis on the macrophage, epithelioid cell, and multinucleated giant cell reaction.


In vitro activity of various antibiotics against Mycoplasma synoviae.


Contour discrimination in rats after frontal and striate cortical ablations.


Incorporation of ( 35 S) sulphate into brain constituents during development and the effects of thyroid hormone on myelination.


Coated vesicles and synaptogenesis. A developmental study in the cerebellar cortex of the rat.


Postnatal neurogenesis in the cerebellum of the cat and tritiated thymidine autoradiography.


Fine structure of the centromedian-parafascicular complex in the cat.


The topographical relations of the rabbit pineal gland to the large intracranial veins.


Contrasting effects of centrifugal olivo-cochlear inhibition and of middle ear muscle contraction on the response characteristics of the cat's auditory nerve.


The effects of electrical stimulation of Deiters' nucleus upon hindlimb  -motoneurons in the cat.


A simple method for the preparation of and recording from thin slices of living tissue.


Differential effects of lesions of the anterior and posterior sigmoid gyri in cats.


Cerebellar Purkynĕ cell responses to cutaneous mechanoreceptors.


Mediastinoscopy. A valuable aid in the diagnosis of intrathoracic disease.


Detection of bone metastasis from breast cancer. An accurate, four-film, roentgenographic survey.


Clinical evaluation of renal function--use of chemical agents.


Low molecular weight dextran to prevent venous thrombosis after elective surgery of the hip. A preliminary report.


The blue eardrum--idiopathic hemotympanum.


Vocal abuse in rock-and-roll singers. Report of five representative cases.


Studies on particle size problems. VII. Specific particle number as a measure in pharmacopoeial tests of particle size in the sub-sieve range.


Studies on particle size problems. 8. Maximum particle size in pharmacopoeial test of the particle size in the sub-sieve range.


Properties of 2-decylcitrate synthase from Penicillium spiculisporum Lehman.


Studies on ferricytochrome c. 2. A correlation between reducibility and the possession of the 695mm absorption band of ferricytochrome c.


A study of the reduction and oxidation of human ceruloplasmin. Evidence that a diamagnetic chromophore in the enzyme participates in the oxidase mechanism.


Effects of 3,3',5-triiodo-L-thyronine administration on the Embden-Meyerhof pathway in the kidney cortex of the rat.


The transport  of citric-acid-cycle intermediates in rat-liver mitochondria. Electrical nature and coupling of the exchange-diffusion reactions with proton translocation.


The structure of nucleohistone. Hydrodynamic behaviour at high ionic strength.


Studies on the mode of action of oestradiol on chicken oviduct. Characterisation of oestradiol receptor proteins.


Studies on ferricytochrome c. I. Effect of pH, ionic strength and protein denaturants on the spectra of ferricytochrome c.


The influence of the dimerisation on the stoichiometry of the active center in ferredoxin from Clostridium pasteurianum.


Purification and properties of a polynucleotide ligase from human cell cultures.


Kinetic study of the dicarboxylate carrier in rat liver mitochondria.


Relation of toxicity and conformation of phallotoxins as revealed by optical rotatory dispersion studies.


Incorporation in vitro of ( 14 C)leucine into the mitochondrial protein of Lucilia cuprina. 2. Energy requirements.


Orbito-pneumotomography in the diagnosis of proptosis.


Epidemiological aspects of oral cancer.

Epidemiological aspects of oral cancer.


Spontaneous vertical eye movements on closing the lids.


Detergent enzymes as a cause of asthma.

Detergent enzymes as a cause of asthma.


Self-education courses.

Self-education courses.


Approaches to chronic liver disease.

Approaches to chronic liver disease.


No diagnosis.

No diagnosis.


Gastric pseudotumor after fundoplication.


Effect of phosphates upon iron absorption studied in normal human subjects and in an experimental model using dialysis.


Effects of food ingestion on the cell proliferation kinetics in the canine fundic mucosa.


Intrinsic factor-independent transport of vitamin B 12  across the gut of the neonatal rat.


Effect of glucagon on pentagastrin-induced gastric acid secretion and mucosal blood flow in the dog.


Studies on the mechanism of the ethynylestradiol impairment of bile flow and bile salt excretion in the rat.


Sengstaken-Blakemore tube revisited.

Sengstaken-Blakemore tube revisited.


Genetic basis for two types of recessive lethality at the notch locus of Drosophila.


Unstable ring-X chromosomes derived from a tandem metacentric compound in Drosophila melanogaster.


Developmental genetics of the mutant combgap in Drosophila melanogaster. I. Effect on the morphology and chaetotaxy of the prothoracic leg.


Analysis of the quantitative inheritance of body size in mice. VI. Diallel crosses between lines differing at a small number of loci.


Acute pancreatitis: management by the use of applied physiology.


Compensatory patterns in acid-base disorders.


Clue to metastasis in prostate cancer.

Clue to metastasis in prostate cancer.


Long survival of tubercle bacilli.

Long survival of tubercle bacilli.


Treating aging people with hormones.

Treating aging people with hormones.


Pulmonary artery catheterization. A new technique in treatment of acute myocardial infarction.


Antiarrhythmic properties of carbamazepine.


Prognostic indicators in acute myocardial infarction.


Cardiac arrhythmias and their termination. Their effect on systemic hemodynamics and the coronary superior mesenteric and renal circulations.


Polycythemia and chronic lung disease.

Polycythemia and chronic lung disease.


A cytochemical study of acid phosphatases and esterases during the induction of crown gall in the tomato. Lycopersicon esculentum.


Histochemical observations on endogenous lactoperoxidase activity of the bovine submandibular salivary gland.


Microspectrophotometric data on the kinetics of acid phosphatase activity in cells reoved from the peritoneal cavity of te rat.


New methods for the histochemical demonstration of catecholamines, tryptamines, histamine and other arylethylamines by acid- and aldehyde-induced fluorescence.


Pulmonary lesions in low birth weight babies.


Quadriceps fibrosis. A complication of intra-muscular injections in the thigh.


Lactaminic acid content of human milk.

Lactaminic acid content of human milk.


Embryonal sarcoma of the prostate in infancy and childhood. Report of four cases.


Anhydrotic ectodermal dysplasia. Report of two cases.


Multiple congenital constriction bands of the limbs. Report of a case.


Congenital circular constriction band syndrome. Report of two cases.


Congenital constriction bands of the lower extremity.


"Gustatory threshold for sugar in diabetics and their sibs utilizing sucrose".


Clinical features and aetiopathogenesis of tropical sprue.


Haemodialysis in acute renal failure. Experience with 83 cases.


Neurological manifestations in pellagra.


Cerebral venous sinus thrombosis in puerperium.


Dissolution rates and serum salicylate levels with acetylsalicylic acid (B.P.) and acetylsalicylic acid in "fine-particle" form.


Cetramycetin in the treatment of urinary tract infection. (A clinical and bacteriological study).


Serum level studies at varying intervals after the oral administration of tetracycline hydrochloride-500 mg.


Varied and delayed neurological sequelae of electric shock.


Diastematomyelia: report of an operated case.


Tropical medicine and Ireland.

Tropical medicine and Ireland.


Hyperlipidaemia and atherosclerosis: laboratory evaluation and management.


Environmental pollution and health: fertilizers and pesticides.


Drugs and their abuse No. 8. The misuse of antibiotics. I.


Peer review: inevitable evolution in our quest for quality of care.


Medical aids for the Third World.

Medical aids for the Third World.


Medical care foundations: private practice's answer.


Denaturation map of the ribosomal DNA of Xenopus laevis.


Ligand-induced conformational dependence of hemoglobin in sickling interactios.


Equilibrium and rate constants for the interconversion of two conformations of  -chymotrypsin. The existence of a catalytically inactive conformation at neutral  p H.


Chromosomal RNA: an artifact of preparation?


Transcription and translation of sheared bacteriophage T4 DNA in vitro.


Pre-replicative development of the bacteriophage T4: RNA and protein synthesis in vivo and in vitro.


Electron microscopic study of the ethidium bromide-DNA complex.


Fashions in pharmacy.

Fashions in pharmacy.


The health of coal mining communities.

The health of coal mining communities.


The prescribing of hypnotics in an urban practice.


Domiciliary prescribing.

Domiciliary prescribing.


Oral diuretics and carbohydrate metabolism. Report from the North-west England Faculty Research Committee of the Royal College of General Practitioners.


A pupil nurse's impression of domiciliary nursing.


The general practitioner as a pusher.

The general practitioner as a pusher.


Angiolipomas: a case report.

Angiolipomas: a case report.


Tuberous sclerosis with bilateral angiomyolipomas of the kidney: case report with 8-year followup.


Retrocaval ureter obstructed by an aberrant renal artery.


Ureteral reimplantation: a study of the simple pull-through technique in normal and dilated ureters.


Dynamics of the upper urinary tract: effects of changes in bladder pressure on ureteral peristalsis.


Alterations in renal blood flow with voiding in the presence of vesicoureteral reflux.


Bladder cancer due to exposure to para-aminobiphenyl: a 17-year followup.


Anatomy and diagnosis of torsion of the testicle.


The passage of tetracyclines across epithelial membranes with special reference to prostatic epithelium.


Bilharziasis of the prostate: its relation to bladder neck obstruction and its management.


Effect of transurethral surgery upon the serum enzyme creatine phosphokinase.


Use of magnesium oxide in management of familial hyperoxaluria.


Surgery of the adrenal glands in infancy and childhood.


Ureteral duplication with ectopic ureterocele. Report of a case presenting with peritonitis.


Ureteroureterostomy for reflux in duplex systems.


Duplicate exstrophy of the bladder.

Duplicate exstrophy of the bladder.


Posterior urethral valves in boys. A broad clinical spectrum.


Social class and race as determinants of the sex of human figures drawn by seven-year-olds.


Reading: a function of language usage.

Reading: a function of language usage.


A multivariate analysis of factors affecting psychological performance.


Immunological behavior of murine leukemic cells as studied by the immunocytoadherence test.


The role of mammography in mass screening for breast cancer.


Cytologic studies of aspiration biopsy of the breast. Critical review of 2,890 consecutive biopsies.


Clinico-pathologic-radiologic survey of mammary cancer.


Mammography examination of employees of Bristol Corporation.


Role of insulin in the regulation of hepatic glucose production.


[Radioimmunological determination of digitalis glycosides in plasma and urine].


The effect of chromium on the hyperlipaemic action of sucrose.


Hemoglobin, serum iron and iron binding capacity during growth from age 9 to 17. Semi-longitudinal study of boys and girls.


The influence of formulation on drug action.


Influence of intravenous glucose administration on metabolism during physical exercise.


Anthropometry in Ethiopian private school children. CNU report No. 40.


Advantage of simultaneous bodyplethysmographic and spirographic recording.


Biological characterisation of humoral antibodies in tuberculin hypersensitivity.


Histochemical studies on cellular response of human skin cancer in the course of x-ray therapy.


The application of Manchester method to the treatment of patients with stage 3 cancer of the cervix.


Blood volume studies in patients with Hodgkin's disease.


Some physical problems of lung scanning.


Comments on morbidity in present-day radiotherapy.


Economical use of the 35-35 ACT.

Economical use of the 35-35 ACT.


The retoflector: its uses in arteriography.


Investigation of the liver with radioactive isotopes.


Treatment of tumours of the testes.

Treatment of tumours of the testes.


Clinical symptoms of infection with Yersinia enterocolitica.


Whooping cough in Uganda.

Whooping cough in Uganda.


Airborne tularemia in Sweden.

Airborne tularemia in Sweden.


Reiter's disease following Yersinia enterocolitica infection.


Nifuratel and metronidazole.

Nifuratel and metronidazole.


Program overview. The government and graduate surgical education.


The assessment of issues facing American surgery.


The interface between undergraduate and graduate medical education.


Who should pay for graduate surgical education: the economics of residency traiing.


Who should pay for graduate surgical education: notes from a consumer.


Who should pay for graduate surgical education: views of the surgical educator.


Who should pay for graduate surgical education: position of the Nixon administration.


Who should pay for graduate surgical education: Federal perspectives.


The surgical fee system.

The surgical fee system.


An assessment of the qality of surgcal services in the United States.


A system of resident evaluation.

A system of resident evaluation.


Surgical manpower.

Surgical manpower.


The foreign graduate as a surgical resident.


Graduate training and teaching physician reimbursement.


Methods and critical uptake volume for hemorrhagic shock in rats.


Technical report: a silicone rubber suction drain for drainage of subdural hematomas.


Chronic implantation of the Baylor left ventricular bypass device in normal calves.


Effect of histamine and aspirin on healing of standardized gastric ulcers in dogs.


Intestinal perforation in the newborn infant as a complication in umbilical vein infusion or exchange transfusion.


Biopsy of apical pulmonary tumors: an open technique with needle biopsy.


The effect of vagotomy on motor function of the gallbladder.


Surgical exposure of the upper abdominal aorta and its branches.


Triple biopsy for carcinoma of the breast: a clinical study of 200 cases.


Simplified treatment of pilonidal disease on an outpatient basis.


Arteriovenous shunts for pediatric hemodialysis.


Transfusion of long stored whole blood or washed red blood cells incubated with adenine and inosine.


Mixed leukocyte culture response in HL-A. "Identical individuals".


Routine use of frozen blood in a community hospital. Economic dream or reality?


atterns of endogenous platelet serotonin release.


An antibody, in the serum of a Wr(a+) individual, reacting with an antigen of very high frequency.


Atypical polyagglutination associated with an acquired B antigen.


Protein and amino acid nutrition of growing-finished pigs.


Comparison of macromolecular binding of estradiol in hormone-dependent and hormone-independent rat mammary carcinoma.


Some remarks on slaughter.

Some remarks on slaughter.


The mystique of brain injury.

The mystique of brain injury.


Disability among Metropolitan employees in 1970.


Amino acid immobilization of fungal motile cells.


History teaches, but no one learns.

History teaches, but no one learns.


Mortality at ages under five--international comparisons.


The Social Security disability program. II. Medical evaluation of claims.


The Social Security disability program. 3. Black lung benefits--an administrative case study.


Section imaging by computer calculation.


Determination of specific activity of 32P-labeled compounds using Cerenkov counting.


Standardization of nitrogen-balance experiments with rats. I. Metabolism unit for evaluation of nutrients in rat experiments.


Effect of diet upon levels of plasma growth hormone in sheep.


Bleeding from esophageal varices in cirrhosis of the liver. Hemodynamic and radiological criteria for the selection of potential bleeders through hepatic and umbilicoportal catheterization studies. Combined hepatic and umbilicoportal catheterization was performed in 38 compensated cirrhotics. Portohepatography with opacification of the coronary vein was obtained in all cases. The free portal venous pressure (FPVP) and the wedged (WHVP) and free (FHVP) hepatic venous pressures were recorded. The portohepatic gradient (FPVP-FHVP) was used as an index of portal hypertension. The coronary vein was separately re-evaluated for varices and graded as 1+ to 4+.Eighteen patients had varices graded as 3+ or 4+ (Group A) and all had a portohepatic gradient of 10 mm. Hg or more. The other 20 cirrhotics (Group B) had varices graded as 1+ or 2+ and 15 had a portohepatic gradient of less than 10 mm. Hg. The difference between gradients of Group A and Group B was highly significant.Of the 38 cirrhotics studied, eight had bled from varices and all are included in Group A. There is no significant difference between the gradients of both bleeders and non-bleeders of Group A.There is a significant correlation between the presence of large varices with a portohepatic gradient of 10 mm. Hg or more and a high risk of variceal bleeding. The radiological and hemodynamic data obtained by combined hepatic and umbilicoportal catheterization in cirrhosis of the liver can be of significant help in the selection of potential bleeders.


In vitro synthesis of a segment of bromegrass mosaic virus ribonucleic acid.


Cell replication in the primary hemolysin response: the effect of six mercaptopurine.


Survival of embryos transferred into the IUD-bearing uterus of the rat.


Hormonal requirements for the uterine attachment reaction and blastocyst implantation in the mouse, hamster and guinea-pig.


Embryonic survival and development in unilaterally ovariectomized rats.


The fate of fertilized eggs transferred to the uterus or oviduct during advancing pseudopregnancy in the rabbit.


Precursors of urinary 11-oxy-17-ketosteroids. II. Allo-3 -tetrahydrocortisol.


The rocker.

The rocker.


Chronic sinoatrial heart block.

Chronic sinoatrial heart block.


Phospholipases in arterial tissue. VI. The role of growth and age in the development of phosphatide acyl-hydrolase activity in aortic tissue.


A comparison of absorption of free fatty acid and alpha-glyceryl ether in the presence and absence of a micellar phase.


Symposium on alternation of response. II. Flicker.


Effect of treatment on morbidity and mortality in hypertension.


In vivo observation on cyclic variations of estradiol-17beta,6,7-3H uptake by the uterus of the adult rat.


A psychophysiological test for motion-sickness susceptibility.


Obscure breast carcinoma encountered in subcutaneous mastectomies.


Studies on the inhibition of fetal androgen formation: testosterone synthesis by fetal and newborn mouse testes in vitro.


Use of the megathrombocyte as an index of megakaryocyte number.


Medicolegal investigational systems: new demands in the 1970's.


Recurrent polyneuropathy and neurolymphomatosis.


Partition of closely related proteins in aqueous two-polymer phase systems. Human hemoglobin variants and hemoglobins from different species.


Circular dichroism studies of the flavin chromophore and of the relation between redox properties and flavin environment in oxidases and dehydrogenases.


Marine pollution.

Marine pollution.


The effect of bretylium tosylate on the electrophysiologic properties of ventricular muscle and Purkinje fibers.


Diffuse angiomatosis of the tongue.

Diffuse angiomatosis of the tongue.


Coordination of the extraocular recti muscles in the cat.


Permeability studies in heat-induced injury of skeletal muscle using lanthanum as fine structural tracer.


Effect of oral contraceptives on lactation.


Age changes in various biological measurements of C57BL-6J female mice.


Periodical cicada: sound production and hearing. The two main species intermingled in a brood of the 17-year cicada (Magicicada) have distinctive sound-making patterns and correspondingly different hearing abilities. Thus, they are acoustically isolated for mating purposes. Their simultaneous emergence and community "singing" has the important advantage of repelling predators.


Medical identity: change and conflict in professional roles.


Use of profile system for scoring and reporting certifying examinations in orthopaedic surgery.


Severity of hemolytic disease of the newborn.


Chorioangiomas and their clinical implications.


Aggregations of 35-nanometer particles associated with neuronal cytopathic changes in natural scrapie. Neuronal vacuolation and intravacuolar budding of vesicles and cytoplasmic processes appear to be the most characteristic cellular lesion in natural scrapie, a chronic degenerative disease of the central nervous system of sheep which is transmissible by injection. Membrane-bound accumulations of the 35-nm particles are fotnd in the cytoplasmic processes that project inside the vacuoles of the neuronal perikaryon. Such particles are present only in a small number of vacuolated neurons.


Selective simulation of allelic expression: effectf antibodies to allotypic markers on lymphoid cells. Peripheral blood leukocytes from rabbits which were heterozygous (b(5)/b(9)) for markers on their immunoglobulin light chains were maintained in vitro for up to 24 hours in the presence or absence of antibody to b9. After culture they were transferred into lethally irradiated b(4)/b(4)hosts. Recipients of cells exposed to antibodies to allotype markers showed a striking increase in concentration of circulating b9 molecules and number of b9 plasma cells in their spleens compared pared to control animals receiving untreated cells from the same donor. There was no appreciable difyerence between the two groups of recipients with respect to their content of b5 molecules and immunocytes.


Urinary diversion.

Urinary diversion.


Carbohydrate metabolism in pregnancy. A study of 658 patients with the use of the oral glucose tolerance test and the prednisolone glucose tolerance test.


Autoradiographic study of the "X cells" in the human placenta.


Medical care during the November 1969 antiwar demonstrations in Washington, DC. An experience in crowd medicine.


Extra-adrenal actions of metyrapone in man. Effects on plasma cortisol disappearance, growth hormone secretion and glucose metabolism.


A sensitive new immunoassay for calcitonin employing labeled antibody.


Properties of somatic membrane patches of snail neurons under voltage clamp.


Potassium in the rat kidney proximal tubules in situ: determination by K plus-selective liquid ion-exchange microelectrodes.


Sr action potentials in cardiac Purkynĕ fibres. I. Evidence for a regenerative increase in Sr conductance.


Sr action potentials in cardiac Purkynĕ fibres. II. Dependence of the Sr conductance on the external Sr concentration and Sr-Ca antagonism.


Central effects of noradrenaline on the control of body temperature in the guinea-pig.


Regional cutaneous and visceral sympathetic activity during asphyxia in the anesthetized rabbit.


Permeability studies with the interstitial tissue of the rat mesentery. I. Technical description.


Permeability studies with the interstitial tissue of the rat mesentery. II. Effect of a flavonoid on the permeability of interstitial tissue.


Permeability studies with the interstitial tissue of the rat mesentery. 3. Effect of native levan on the permeability of interstitial tissue.


The reproductive cycle of the African Pygmy and Toggenburg goat.


Adenosinetriphosphate partition in cardiac muscle with respect to transmembrane electrical activity.


Ovum transport in the ewe.

Ovum transport in the ewe.


Ovarian secretion of estradiol during the oestrous cycle in the ewe.


Duration of the oestrus cycle and pseudopregnancy following uterine transection in rats.


Initiation of the oestrous cycle in the ewe by infusions of PGF 2 alpha-to the autotransplanted ovary.


The effect of lamb removal on reproductive activity in Dorset Horn x Merino ewes after lambing.


Prolactin in the dairy cow during suckling andmaching milking.


The incidence of freemartinism in sheep.


The seasonal nature of reproductive phenomena in the sheep. I. Variation in sensitivity to oestrogen.


Conformational transition of the phosphoprotein phosvitin. Random conformation beta structure.


Urea-inorganic phosphate mixtures as prebiotic phosphorylating agents. Previous attempts to phosphorylate nucleosides by heating with inorganic phosphate succeeeded only when acid phosphates such as Ca(HPO(4))(2) were used. The addition of urea and ammonium chloride to the reaction mixture permits phosphorylation in high yield with neutral or basic phosphates at temperatures in the range of 65 degrees to 100 degrees C. Since the abundant mineral, hydroxylapatite, is a satisfactory substrate for this reaction, we believe that this procedure plausible model for prebiotic phosphorylation.


Effect of glucocorticoids on hexose uptake by mouse fibroblasts in vitro.


Measurement of the bacterial nitrogen entering the duodenum of the ruminant using diaminopimelic acid as a marker.


Early antibody-forming cells of double specificity.


The role of the recirculating thymus-dependent lymphocyte in resistance to Trichostrongylus colubriformis in the guinea-pig.


Two antibody-producing cell types in four species.


Adenocarcinoma of the ovary complicated by ectopic pregnancy. A case report.


Combined therapy with quinestrol and clomiphene in functional sterility.


Retinal effects of ruby laser photocoagulation. Microelectrode recordings in the rabbit.


Teratology and carbonic anhydrase inhibition.


A comparison of sodium and methylglucamine diatrizoate in clinical urography.


A cause of sudden death.

A cause of sudden death.


Retinal detachments.

Retinal detachments.


Guthrie test and fungal growth.

Guthrie test and fungal growth.


The measurement of haemoglobin reactive protein in ruminants as an aid to the diagnosis of acute inflammation.


Milk protein and other food antigens in atheroma and coronary heart disease.


In vitro and in vivo activity of a lymphocyte and immune complex-dependent chemotactic factor for eosinophils. When cultured in the presence of specific antigen, lymphocytes from delayed-hypersensitive guinea pigs release a number of biologically active substances into the culture medium. Such active supernatants can react with immune complexes in vitro to generate a factor which is chemotactic for eosinophils. The factor involved is unique, since previously described chemotactic factors for other cell types require for their generation either immune complexes or substances released into lymphocyte culture, but not both. In the case of the eosinophil chemotactic factor, the interaction between the substance elaborated by the lymphocytes and the immune complexes appears to be specific in that the immune complexes must contain the same antigen as that used to activate the lymphocyte cultures. Although this factor was generated in an in vitro system, it has been shown to possess in vivo as well as in vitro activity. It is therefore possible that this factor may be of biological significance in situations where eosinophils are participants in inflammatory or immunologic reactions.


Aldolase isozyme patterns of human brain tumors.


Stimulated uptake of alpha-aminoisobutyric acid in rat liver following whole-body gamma-irradiation.


Experimental evaluation of tumor bed effect for C3H mouse mammary carcinoma and for C3H mouse fibrosarcoma.


DDT proponents challenged.

DDT proponents challenged.


Gamma-irradiation of dilute solutions of chymotrypsin: protein substrates.


Glyoxalase inhibitors. A possible approach to anticancer agents.


Feelings on a new mode.

Feelings on a new mode.


Alcoholism in industry.

Alcoholism in industry.


Inhibition of leucine aminopeptidase by halide complexes of platinum.


Canine tissue culture rubella vaccine in dog-sensitive children.


The Janet Geister Memorial Library.

The Janet Geister Memorial Library.


The Royal Society of Health.

The Royal Society of Health.


Occupational health nursing today and tomorrow.


Psychological factors that influence safety of the elderly.


Drug use and abuse.

Drug use and abuse.


Physical factors influencing the safety of the elderly.


Muscle blood flow and functional capillary density evaluated by isotope clearance.


Influence on cortical responses to patterned flashes of contrast-depth and of the ratio between the combined light and dark areas.


Determining avian ECG and respiration with a single-channel radiotransmitter.


Biochemical aspects of the visual process. XI. Light-stimulated ion movements in the retina of the cuttlefish (Sepia officinalis).


Biochemical aspects of the visual process. X. Distribution and movements of ions in the dark-adapted retina of the cuttlefish (Sepia officinalis).


Bundle-of-His recording of complete heart block during cardiac catheterization: electrophysiologic documentation of bilateral bundle branch block.


Ventricular function following acute alcohol administration: a strain-gauge analysis of depressed ventricular dyamics.


An explanation of the failure of the direct antiglobulin test to detect erythrocyte sensitization in ABO haemolytic disease of the newborn and observations on pinocytosis of IgG anti-A antibodies by infant (cord) red cells.


Effects of an implant of prolactin in median eminence of pseudopregnant rats on serum and pituitary LH, FSH and prolactin.


Mechanism of stimulatory feedback effect of estradiol benzoate on the pituitary.


Adrenal participation in the timing of mating and LH release in the cyclic rat.


Influence of copulation on ovulation in the cycling rat.


Observations on the affinity between polyamines and nucleic acids.


Belgian-German joint biochemical meeting. Peptides and proteins and antigens and immunogenicity.


Interaction between spermine and histones at nucleoprotein formation.


Hydatidiform mole with negative tests for chorionic gonadotrophin.


Cardiac arrhythmias and aerosol "sniffing".


Nutrition for older Americans.

Nutrition for older Americans.


Precooking and reheating of turkey. Effects of microwave vs. conventional methods.


There is but one medicine.

There is but one medicine.


Subunit structure of aldolase.

Subunit structure of aldolase. A new crystal form of rabbit muscle aldolase shows that the molecule has 222 symmetry to at least 4-angstrom resolution, and hence that the gross conformation of the four subunits is the same. Comparison of the new form with a previously reported form establishes the number of molecules per unit cell, n, in the older form. For an independent check, the "crystal-volume and protein-content method" was developed to determine n without directly measuring the water content of the crystals.


Insect control by genetic manipulation of natural populations. The possible use of chromosome rearrangements is considered as a means for introducing genes into insect populations for their own control. The release of laboratory-constructed strains differing from the field population for a number of chromosome interchanges should create an unstable situation leading to the rapid replacement of the field population. This replacement should allow introduction of genes for insecticide susceptibility, cold sensitivity, or the like. The process would produce sterile hybrids while the genetic displacement occurs which itself will contribute to a reduction in pest numbers.


Neural pathways associated with hypothalamically elicited attach behavior in cats. Small electrolytic lesions were made in cats through electrodes, which, when stimulated, elicited either quiet biting attack or affective paw strike attack upon rats. The Nauta method for impregnating degenerating axoplasm was used to reveal that degeneration resulting from lesions at quiet attack sites followed largely along the course of the medial forebrain bundle, while the degeneration after lesions of affective attack sites was concentrated more heavily in the periventricular system.


Voluntary body water and salt deficits as a cause of differences between men in their tolerance to heat.


A simple method for the purification of factor VIII (antihemophilic factor) employing snake venom.


Acute transverse myelitis associated with intravenous opium.


In search of a cancer.

In search of a cancer.


Acute "spontaneous" subdural hemorrhage. An unusual form of cerebrovascular accident.


Memory and the hippocampal complexes. 3. Aging and temporal EEG abnormalities.


Shy-Drager syndrome. Report of an autopsied case.


Cerebral blood flow in posttraumatic encephalopathy. The effect of ventriculoatrial shunt.


Choreoathetosis as a manifestation of thyrotoxicosis.


Turnover of IgG and IgM in myotonic dystrophy.


Mutual limb stabilization in relation to tremor characteristics in parkinsonian and essential or heredofamilial tremor.


Effects of hypercapnia on cerebral blood flow during the clamping of the carotid arteries in surgical management of cerebrovascular insufficiency.


Identification of an error in the tryptophan--niacin pathway in carriers of some dermatoses conditioned or aggravated by sunlight.


Catalytic activity of trypsin with an acylated "active" serine.


Testicular and esophageal lesions in zinc-deficient rats and their reversibility.


Terminal axons ensheathed in smooth muscle cells of the vas deferens.


Studies on lymphocyte and monocyte function in chronic mucocutaneous candidiasis.


The study of portal hypertension as it relates to choice of operation.


Studies on hypoxia. VII. Effect of prenatal anoxia on leucine-3H incorporation of neonatal rat pancreas and submandibular gland.


Brain water: regional changes during the estrous cycle in the rat.


Suckling mouse cataract agent (SMCA) in tissue culture.


Studies of viral virulence. II. Growth and adsorption curves of virulent and attenuated strains of Venezuelan encephalitis virus in cultured cells.


Enhanced cellulase production by a mutant of Trichoderma viride. A mutant strain that secretes twice as much cellulase as its parent was obtained by irradiating conidia of Trichoderma viride QM 6a with a linear accelerator.


Possible influence of antibiotic therapy on usefulness of metabolic inhibition test for diagnosis of Mycoplasma pneumoniae infections. Certain antibiotics, if in serum, simulate specific antibody in the metabolic inhibition test for diagnosis of Mycoplasma pneumoniae infections. This effect is not eliminated by presence of serum or heat treatment.


Evaluation of stress urinary incontinence.


Conflicting blood-tests on twins.

Conflicting blood-tests on twins.


Epinephrine infusion in man. Standardization, normal response, and abnormal response in idiopathic hypertrophic subaortic stenosis.


Steroid-induced gonadotrophin release in the ewe.


Regulation of the oestrous cycle in the ewe.


Effect of gamma-irradiation on beef myoglobin.


Effects of site of insemination, sperm motility and contractions of the genital tract on the transport of spermatozoa in the ewe.


Postmortem bacteriology. II. Selection of cases for culture.


Pasteurella pseudotuberculosis infection: three cases in the United States.


Estimation of decoquinate residues in chicken tissues by thin-layer chromatography and measurement of fluorescence on plates.


The story of trichinosis. Ward Burdick Award address.


Tissue typing with lymphocytes pretreated with ficin.


Meningoencephalitis due to hyphae-forming Cryptococcus neoformans.


Granulomatous thymoma associated with erythroid hypoplasia.


Giant cell reaction of a metacarpal.

Giant cell reaction of a metacarpal.


Metabolic studies with bexide (Herbisan) herbicide in the dairy cow.


Primary squamous cell carcinoma of the thyroid gland: a report of four cases.


Restricted diffusion in skeletal muscle capillaries in man.


Laryngography: the procedure of choice for benign laryngeal lesions.


Distant metastases as an evaluation of the treatment of breast cancer.


The use of thermography in detection of metastatic breast cancer.


The application of B-scan ultrasound in the planning of radiation therapy treatment ports.


Irradiation of the liver in children: acute effects enhanced by concomitant chemotherapeutic administration?


Radiation therapy of carcinoma of the tonsillar region.


Cervical lymph node metastases from carcinoma of undetermined origin.


Anomalous single left pulmonary vein mimicking a parenchymal nodule.


Chromosome aberrations induced in human leukocytes by the antileukemic antibiotic adriamycin.


True bacterial mural endocarditis.

True bacterial mural endocarditis.


Acute rheumatic myocarditis at age 84.

Acute rheumatic myocarditis at age 84.


Chylous effusions, extravasation of lymphographic contrast material, hypoplasia of lymph nodes and lymphocytopenia.


Failure of demand pacemaker sensing due to electrode fracture.


Tracheal stricture secondary to cuffed tracheostomy tubes.


Open lung biopsy; a strong stand.

Open lung biopsy; a strong stand.


Aspergillosis of the lung--an eighteen-year experience.


Allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis. Clinical and pathologic study of three cases.


An epidemiologic study of first degree atrioventricular block in Tecumseh, Michigan.


Pulmonary chondromatous hamartomas. Report of seventeen cases and review of the literature.


Hemodynamics in congenital mitral stenosis.


Bronchography and bronchial adenomas.

Bronchography and bronchial adenomas.


Primary pulmonary histiocytosis X: electron microscopic study in eight cases.


The significance of bilateral bundle branch block in the preoperative patient. A retrospective electrocardiographic and clinical study in 30 patients.


Pulmonary complications of asbestos exposure.


A reconsideration of the origins of pulmonary hypertension.


Bronchial geotrichosis with fungemia complicating bronchogenic carcinoma.


Bovine diabetes mellitus.

Bovine diabetes mellitus.


Metastatic transitional cell carcinoma of the bovine urinary bladder. A report on two cases.


Calculous cholecystitis in a young age group.


Inhalation injuries.

Inhalation injuries.


Rupture of the heart secondary to blunt trauma.


Challenging arterial injuries.

Challenging arterial injuries.


Posterior fracture-dislocation of the femoral head with retained medial head fragment.


Urethral prolapse in girls. Radiographic findings.


The correlation of radiological changes with pulmonary function in cystic fibrosis.


Transient periosteal reaction in an illness diagnosed as infectious mononucleosis.


Presentation of the internal carotid artery as a tumor of the middle ear.


The unfused planum sphenoidale: differentiation from fracture.


Characterizing brain lesions with use of transverse section scanning.


Three-dimensional radionuclide imaging: stereoscintiphotography.


Parathormone and 32P therapy in prostatic cancer with bone metastases.


The many faces of metastatic renal carcinoma.


Localized ureteral cysts simulating carcinoma.


Vasovesiculography: cyst of the seminal vesicle associated with agenesis of the ipsilateral kidney.


Colonic calcification and polyposis in schistosomiasis. Report of a case.


Renal back pressure atrophy with compromised renal function due to diabetes insipidus. Case report.


Eisenmenger's complex mimicking pulmonary stenosis on plain films.


Visceral pelvic venography in carcinoma of the cervix.


Hemangiomas of the female enital tract.

Hemangiomas of the female enital tract.


Angiography in renal and pararenal inflammatory lesions. The significance of early venous filling.


The spectrum of Rh iso-immunized pregnancies as seen through amniotic fluid analysis.


The Brenner tumr: a unique case.

The Brenner tumr: a unique case.


Hypoparathyroidism associate with thalassemia.


Postrteriographic arteriovenous fistula of the cervical vertebral artery.


Surgery in pulmonary emphysema.

Surgery in pulmonary emphysema.


The kidney transplant patient and hemodialyis in a private hospital.


Primary tendon grafting in injuries of the thumb flexor.


An operation for fractures of the patella using the temporary patellar tendon substitution technic.


The geriatric amputee: a follow-up study.


A review of superior oblique tuck.

A review of superior oblique tuck.


Management of electrical injuries.

Management of electrical injuries.


Preoperaive evaluation of patients with rheumatoid arthritis.


Keratoconus and contact lenses: a reappraisal.


The problem of rabies prophylactic therapy: case report and review of literature.


Osteogenesis imperfecta: a preliminary report on resurfacing of long bones with intramedullary fixation by an extensible intramedullary device.


Stress responses as criteria for personnel selection: baseline study.


EEG and the effects of photic stimulation at the South Pole.


Head cooling in work and heat stress.

Head cooling in work and heat stress.


Neurological decompression sickness: report of two cases at minimal altitudes with subsequent seizures.


Aeromedical consultation service case report: uniocular oscillopsia associated with internuclear ophthalmoplegia.


Control of ventilation in underwater swimmers: the effect of intermittent exposure to hyperbaric O2.


Disc variance of Beall mitral valve.

Disc variance of Beall mitral valve.


The double-outlet right ventricle. A palliative approach.


Bronchopleural fistula--present-day study of an old problem. A review of 52 cases.


Intracardiac repair for anomalous pulmonary venous connection of right lung to inferior vena cava.


Aortic regurgitation. Clinical, hemodynamic, surgical, and angiographic correlations.


Heterograft valve implant in tetralogy with absent pulmonary valve.


The development of the lumbar lordosis. A post mortem study on excised lumbar spines.


Development of endocardial fibroelastosis following myocardial infarction.


Pathologic spectrum of dysplasia of the tricuspid valve. Features in common with Ebstein's malformation.


Connective tissue in systemic lupus erythematosus. Demonstration of disseminated vascular and extravascular "wire loop" deposits.


Coronary and retinal embolism from left atrial myxoma.


The prevalence of latent cancers in cancer patients.


Blue nevus of the prostate gland.

Blue nevus of the prostate gland.


Exercise prescription for middle-aged persons.


Pharmacokinetics of lidocaine in man.

Pharmacokinetics of lidocaine in man.


Comparative clinical therapeutic trial with two hypolipidemic drugs: lofibrate and nafenopin.


Emotional disturbance accompanying the treatment of parkinsonism with L-dopa.


Safety of kanamycin aerosol.

Safety of kanamycin aerosol.


Unnecessary and undesirable use of insulin in diabetes mellitus.


Epidermal inclusion cyst of the foot: report of three cases.


Paraprotein screening in a psychiatric hospital.


Trisomy 18 (Edwards syndrome) with congenital facial palsy and laryngeal asymmetry.


Genetic and environmental influence on halothane metabolism in twins.


Gastro-enteritis in Dublin.

Gastro-enteritis in Dublin.


Results of surgical treatment of benign gastric ulcer--a review of 95 cases.


Repair of the ruptured Achilles tendon.

Repair of the ruptured Achilles tendon.


Acute treatment of traumatic aortic rupture.


Pulmonary failure associated with clinical shock states.


Hemodynamic changes in the early postburn patient: the influence of fluid administration and of a vasodilator (hydralazine).


Pitfalls in the management of penetrating injuries of the forearm.


Renal pedicle injuries.

Renal pedicle injuries.


Major abdominal and thoracic trauma associated with spinal cord injury: problems in management.


The effects of ethanol as related to trauma in the awake dog.


The management of acute penetrating abdominal trauma complicating term pregnancy.


Kinetic differences in unresponsiveness of thymus and bone marrow cells. Both thymus and bone marrow cells of adult mice can be made specifically unresponsive to human gamma globulin, but each cell population displays a distinct kinetic pattern for both the induction and spontaneous loss of the unresponsive state. These kinetics appear to be much slower in the bone marrow cells than in the thymus cells. In addition, the dose of deaggregated human gamma globulin needed to induce unresponsiveness in bone marrow cells is much greater than that needed to induce unresponsiveness in thymus cells. Apparently, unresponsiveness in only one cell type is sufficient for the tolerant state to be exhibited by the intact animal.


Visual patterned reflex present during hypothalamically elicited attack. A cat from which attack is elicited by electrical stimulation of the hypothalamus lunges more frequently toward a mouse presented to the eye contralateral to the stimulated site than it does to a mouse presented to the ipsilateral eye. This differential effect does not appear to be attributable to a temporary or permanent defect in the ipsilateral eye.


Modification of sentence writing by deaf children.


Reading achievement in deaf adults.

Reading achievement in deaf adults.


Some effects of verbal load on achievement tests.


Ocular injuries in dental office.

Ocular injuries in dental office.


Diabetes mellitus and primary open-angle glaucoma. The XXVII Edward Jackson Memorial Lecture.


Cryoextraction of cataracts in glaucomatous eyes.


Axial length measurements and fundus changes of the myopic eye.


Light and electron microscopic studies of orbital rhabdomyosarcoma.


Sleep need: how much sleep and what kind?


The psychiatric adjustment of the adopting parents of schizophrenics.


Use of alcohol and opium by the Meo of Laos.


Job Corps patients: the impact of psychiatric care.


The reversal of anticholinergic drug-induced delirium and coma with physostigmine.


Alternatives to hospitalization for psychiatrically ill geriatric patients.


The psychiatrist and medical home care: geriatric psychiatry in the Harlem community.


The care of the psychiatrically disturbed elderly patient in the community.


Toxicity of lithium carbonate in elderly patients.


Geriatrics: some complex problems.

Geriatrics: some complex problems.


The responsibility of psychiatry to the elderly.


Bipolar depression--a comparative study of patient characteristics.


Anxiety--a factor in somatic symptoms.

Anxiety--a factor in somatic symptoms.


A revised classification of Vibrio fetus.


Conglutinin levels in dairy cattle: seasonal fluctuations.


Ultrastructural features of globoid-cell leukodystrophy in the dog.


Nucleic acid and protein synthesis in KB cells infected with equine abortion virus (equine herpesvirus type 1).


Efficacy of combined bacterins for experimental immunization of sheep against ovine vibriosis and chlamydial abortion of ewes.


Response of corpora lutea to cauterization of follicles in sheep.


Myeloproliferative disorder in two cats: cytogenetic studies.


Tumoral calcinosis: report of a case.

Tumoral calcinosis: report of a case.


Distal bullet embolism after gunshot wound of the chest: a case report.


Myasthenia gravis appearing after removal of a thymoma. Report of a case and review of the literature.


Injury to right hepatic artery and portal vein: case report with survival.


Situs inversus totalis with adenocarcinoma of the cecum: case report.


Gastric carcinoma developing after surgery for peptic ulcer.


Toxic megacolon and granulomatous colitis: report of two cases.


Complications of gastric heterotopic pancreas: two case reports.


Right ventricle perforation by polyethylene catheter.


Metaplastic mesodermal cyst of the spleen.


Long-acting phenothiazines in schizophrenia.


Injected progestogen and lactation.

Injected progestogen and lactation. Norethisterone ethanate (200 mg every 84 days) and medroxyprogesterone acetate (150 mg every three months) were found to be completely effective in fertility control when started in the puerperium. Neither agent had any ill effect on the amount of milk or the duration of lactation. From the third month onward the three-hourly available milk and the infant weight gain per month were statistically higher in treated groups than in controls. Milk proteins showed a slight decrease in most groups, including the controls, owing to the low-protein diet.No important side effect was produced by these agents other than amenorrhoea.


Trichomoniasis in a closed community: efficacy of metronidazole. A retrospective survey of women treated in prison for trichomonal vaginitis with metronidazole showed that 488 of 496 (98.3%) were cured after one course of drugs. Five of the eight treatment failures were successfully treated by further courses of metronidazole.A regimen of 400 mg metronidazole twice daily for seven days is simple and effective when taken in prescribed dosage. Metronidazole is still the drug of choice for trichomonal vaginitis. No toxic reactions were observed and there was no evidence that the drug has lost efficacy in the last ten years.


Pig liver perfusion and other methods of temporary liver support.


Bronchial asthma.

Bronchial asthma.


Trimethoprim-sulphamethoxazole in enteric fevers.


An unusual case of oesophageal stricture.


Combination chemotherapy in acute myeloblastic leukemia.


Gonococcal sepsis and arthritis.

Gonococcal sepsis and arthritis. These discussions are selected from the weekly staff conferences in the Department of Medicine, University of California, San Francisco. Taken from transcriptions, they are prepared by Drs. Sydney E. Salmon and Robert W. Schrier, Assistant Professors of Medicine, under the direction of Dr. Lloyd H. Smith, Jr., Professor of Medicine and Chairman of the Department of Medicine.


Labelled fibrinogen in renal transplantation.


Arteriographic demonstration of a giant islet cell tumor of the pancreas.


Local inhibition of ovo-implantation in the rat.


Serum progesterone and luteinizing hormone levels during the bovine estrous cycle.


Effect of LH on luteinization of ovarian follicles transplanted under the kidney capsule in rats.


Improving social acceptance of low sociometric status, low achieving students.


Predicting reading failure: beyond the readiness model.


The effects of reward and level of aspiration on students with deviant behavior.


A behavior preference inventory for special education administrators.


Token reinforcement programs in special classes.


An experimental diagnostic teaching clinic for multiply handicapped deaf children.


Dramatic trends in childhood poisonings in Los Angeles County.


Affective response toward uses of reclaimed water.


Urinary excretion of corticosteroid C-21 sulfates during human pregnancy.


Determination of integrated plasma concentrations and true secretion rates of human growth hormone.


Radioimmunoassay of human thyroxine-binding globulin (TBG).


Monotropic increase of serum FSH correlated with low sperm count in young men with idiopathic oligospermia and aspermia.


A test for objective evaluation of motor performance in patients receiving L-dopa for Parkinson's disease.


Growth hormone and glucose interrelationships in diabetes: studies of inadvertent hypoglycemic episodes during continuous blood glucose analysis.


Hypertrophia musculorum vera. Study of a family.


Effect of a friend dying upon attitudes toward death.


Effect of environmental experience on spatial ability in an East African society.


Attribution of blame, feelings of anger, and direction of aggression in response to interracial frustration among poverty-level female Negro adults.


Drive level and the audience effect: a test of Zajonc's theory.


Therapeutic recreation for exceptional children.


Current practice of renal transplantation at the University of Minnesota.


Portal vin thrombosis in intrahepatic block.


Interruption of the hepatic artery, accidental in the course of portacaval anastomosis.


The acute Budd-Chiari Syndrome. Clinical and biological aspects of two observations.


Intramedullary glioblastomas.

Intramedullary glioblastomas.


Simplified supplementary treatment of chronic subdural fluid collections.


Diagnosis of intraspinal tumors close to the foramen magnum.


Influence of cutaneous ice application on single motor units in humans.


Two-way radio in continuing education: report of a pilot series of programs, 1969. II. Results of evaluation.


Selective superior mesenteric arteriography in reticulum-cell sarcoma of the small bowel.


The nephrogram of hypotension.

The nephrogram of hypotension.


Priapism and sickle-cell disease.

Priapism and sickle-cell disease.


Spontaneous renal hemorrhage in chronic glomerular nephritis and dialysis.


Thumbprinting in a case of amebiasis.

Thumbprinting in a case of amebiasis.


Invasive carcinoids of the colon.

Invasive carcinoids of the colon.


The treatment of pituitary chromophobe adenomas.


Diagnostic ultrasound in the detection of molar pregnancy.


Cone-shaped epiphyses (CSE) in siblings with hereditary renal disease and retinitis pigmentosa.


The use of aortography in the diagnosis of abdominal masses in children.


Sickle-cell disease. Renal roentgenographic changes in children.


Childhood renal pseudotumor. A case report.


Thickening of pulmonary valve leaflets following pulmonary artery banding.


Antegrade flow in extrarenal arteries arising distal to renal artery stenosis. Another aid in evaluating hemodynamic significance.


Clinical-radiological correlation in cerebral venous occlusive disease.


Diurnal variations of serum and urine creatine and creatinine.


Determination of lecithin: cholesterol acyltransfer in human blood plasma.


Time-course of liver fat accumulation in man after a single load of ethanol.


Oxygen tension of cervical carcinoma during the early phase of external irradiation. II. Measurements with bare platinum micro electrodes.


Growth hormone in uremia. I. Plasma growth hormone, insulin and glucagon after oral and intravenous glucose in uremic subjects.


Arteriographic demonstration of bleeding from Meckel's diverticulum. Report of a case.


The effect of metoclopramide (Primperan) on gastric motility before and after vagotomy in man.


The effect of phthalapromine (LU 3-010) on gastric motility in man.


Dose dependence of insulin-activated gastric acid secretion in patients with duodenal ulcer before and after vagotomy.


Radical surgery for ulcerative colitis during pregnancy.


The effect of 2-deoxy-D-glucose and insulin stimulation on the secretion of gastric lipase.


Urinary volatile phenols in patients with intestinal obstruction.


Radioimmunoassay of gastrin. The response of serum gastrin to insulin hypoglycaemia.


Intestinal disaccharidase activity in psoriatic enteropathy.