The effect of membrane fixed charges on diffusion potentials and streaming potentials. 1. Electrical potential differences (p.d.'s) have been measured across an in vitro preparation of rabbit gall-bladder.2. When the gall-bladder separates identical bathing solutions, the p.d. is always zero, regardless of the composition of the bathing solution. Hence the gall-bladder is symmetrical: i.e. the mucosal and serosal cell membranes have the same relative permeability coefficients.3. Osmotic water flow causes streaming potentials of up to 20 mV, of a sign indicating greater permeability to cations than to anions.4. At constant osmolarity, streaming potentials increase slightly with NaCl concentration. Streaming potentials decrease considerably with changes in osmolarity resulting from changes in NaCl concentration.5. Diffusion potentials resulting from electrolyte concentration gradients are fitted well by the constant-field equation with the relative permeability coefficients P(Na) = 1.00, P(Cl) = 0.33, P(K) = 2.3. These permeability coefficients are independent of osmolarity and of salt concentration.6. Relative to 0.25 mM-Ca, 5 mM-Ca reduces streaming potentials by 40%, NaCl diffusion potentials by 62%, and potassium diffusion potentials by 43%.7. The aqueous channels through which water and electrolytes traverse the cell membranes of the gall-bladder contain negative fixed charges, which are blocked by Ca. The physiological significance of the charges may be to reduce chloride permeability and thereby to increase the effectiveness of the gall-bladder in concentrating bile.8. The effect of pH, and analogy with surface charges of other cells, suggest that the charges are organic acids of low pK(a).


Non-linear osmosis.

Non-linear osmosis. 1. The relation between osmotic gradient and rate of osmotic water flow has been measured in rabbit gall-bladder by a gravimetric procedure and by a rapid method based on streaming potentials. Streaming potentials were directly proportional to gravimetrically measured water fluxes.2. As in many other tissues, water flow was found to vary with gradient in a markedly non-linear fashion. There was no consistent relation between the water permeability and either the direction or the rate of water flow.3. Water flow in response to a given gradient decreased at higher osmolarities. The resistance to water flow increased linearly with osmolarity over the range 186-825 m-osM.4. The resistance to water flow was the same when the gall-bladder separated any two bathing solutions with the same average osmolarity, regardless of the magnitude of the gradient. In other words, the rate of water flow is given by the expression (O(m) - O(s))/[R(o)' + (1/2)k' (O(m) + O(s))], where R(o)' and k' are constants and O(m) and O(s) are the bathing solution osmolarities.5. Of the theories advanced to explain non-linear osmosis in other tissues, flow-induced membrane deformations, unstirred layers, asymmetrical series-membrane effects, and non-osmotic effects of solutes could not explain the results. However, experimental measurements of water permeability as a function of osmolarity permitted quantitative reconstruction of the observed water flow-osmotic gradient curves. Hence non-linear osmosis in rabbit gall-bladder is due to a decrease in water permeability with increasing osmolarity.6. The results suggest that aqueous channels in the cell membrane behave as osmometers, shrinking in concentrated solutions of impermeant molecules and thereby increasing membrane resistance to water flow. A mathematical formulation of such a membrane structure is offered.


On the relation between ATP splitting and secretion in the adrenal chromaffin cell: extrusion of ATP (unhydrolysed) during release of catecholamines. 1. Cats' adrenal glands were acutely denervated and perfused, in situ, with Locke's solution.2. When the medullary secretogogue Ba (2-10 mM) was added to the perfusion medium, large amounts of AMP and traces of ATP were found in the venous effluent from the adrenal gland along with the catecholamines. In this respect Ba mimicked the physiological secretogogue, acetylcholine.3. Control perfusions with known concentrations of ATP showed that under such conditions ATP was rapidly broken down within the adrenal vasculature.4. When such intravascular hydrolysis of ATP was suppressed by perfusing with a Ca-free, Mg-free Locke's solution containing 1-2 mM EDTA, catecholamine secretion induced by Ba was accompanied by the discharge of large amounts of ATP but relatively little AMP.5. The ATP that accompanied catecholamine secretion in such circumstances is assumed to derive from the ;heavy' nucleotide-rich chromaffin granules and it is concluded that the mechanism for catecholamine secretion does not depend on hydrolysis of the ATP within these granules.6. The release of ATP (unhydrolysed) supports the hypothesis that the chromaffin granules discharge their contents at the cell surface by the process of ;reverse pinocytosis'.


A rapid method for determining voltage-concentration relations across membranes. 1. A rapid method is described for obtaining curves relating the potential difference (p.d.) across a membrane to solute concentration gradients. The experiment consists of measuring the p.d. as a function of time while the concentration at the membrane is continuously increasing from 0 to C(o) (or decreasing from C(o) to 0) owing to diffusion through an unstirred layer.2. The voltage trace is then analysed with a piece of transparent paper, on which lines corresponding to solutions of the diffusion equation convert the time axis of the voltage trace into a concentration axis. Superposition of this paper on an experimental voltage trace permits one to read off the p.d. corresponding to any concentration between 0 and C(o).3. The relation between diffusion potentials and NaCl concentration, and between streaming potentials and concentrations of impermeant non-electrolytes, has been reconstructed by this procedure in rabbit gall-bladder. The method yields non-linear voltage-concentration curves in good agreement with those obtained by conventional methods, but requires much less time and experimental manipulation. The conditions that must exist for the method to be valid are discussed.4. The thicknesses of the unstirred layers in rabbit gall-bladder are measured, and are shown to have a negligible effect upon steady-state streaming potentials and NaCl diffusion potentials.5. The changes of permeability with osmolarity described in rabbit gall-bladder must be complete within a fraction of a second, in agreement with the interpretation that they represent swelling and shrinking of the cell membrane itself.


Medical instrumentation.

Medical instrumentation.


An instrument for the semi-automatic reading of film badges used in personal radiation monitoring.


A new artificial ear and mastoid.

A new artificial ear and mastoid.


Powered hand controlled by 'muscle bulge'.


Get together if you want regional grant.


Unions are here--here's how to cope.

Unions are here--here's how to cope.


Most medical records are kept too long.

Most medical records are kept too long.


Hospitals face up to New York controls.

Hospitals face up to New York controls.


You can, and should, spell out privileges.


These standards should be met before setting up cardiac surgery.


What to include in surgical technical aide training plan.


Communication is vital link to effective nursing care.


What makes hospital salesmen unhappy.

What makes hospital salesmen unhappy.


Plan in advance for steam emergencies.

Plan in advance for steam emergencies.


Long-term cases needn't have dull palates.


Frozen entree test gets cold response.

Frozen entree test gets cold response.


How high laundry peaks can be leveled.

How high laundry peaks can be leveled.


Admission policies affect tax exemption.


Should courtesy allowances be allowed?

Should courtesy allowances be allowed?


Microfiche system saves time, cuts storage by 98 per cent.


Hospitals debate infection control issue.


Administrator study finds fledglings earn 8,000 dollars.


What the doctor saw was dirt and disorganization.


Views from this hilltop hospital rival use of TV.


Experience counts most in job hunting.

Experience counts most in job hunting.


Hill-Burton after 20 years: the men, the money, the 360, 000 beds.


Double behaviour of o-diphenol:O2 oxydoreductase from apricot.


A fluorometric micro method for serum tocopherol.


Separation of urinary amino acids by thin-layer high voltage electrophoresis and chromatography.


A rapid micro-technic for hemoglobin electrophoresis.


Computers: their use in medical statistics and health services.


Reproducibility of prothrombin time determinations between technologists. Comparison of the fibrometer and tilt-tube methods.


Rapid vapor phase method for determining ethanol in blood and urine by gas chromatography.


Computers. Their use in local health administration.


Malarial parasites. Concentration by saponin hemolysis.


Medical record linkage--The method and its applications.


Histoplasmosis in peripheral blood.

Histoplasmosis in peripheral blood.


A table-top cold plate for chilling blocks in the paraffin embedding process.


Recent developments in pest control.

Recent developments in pest control.


Muscle relaxation with intravenous regional anaesthesia.


Late disturbances in nerve function after block with local anaesthetic agents. An electroneurographic study.


Electrical activity in the diaphragm during respiratory distress in anaesthesia before and after vagotomy.


Cardio-respiratory changes during anesthesia for open-heart surgery.


Freeze-etching, a method of obtaining true-to-life electron micrographs of ultrastructures.


From Mendel's factors to genes as functional units.


Genetic information in populations.

Genetic information in populations.


Pulmonary and nonpulmonary disease in humans due to avian mycobacteria. I. Clinical and epidemiologic analysis of nine cases observed in Czechoslovakia.


Pulmonary and nonpulmonary disease in humans due to avian mycobacteria. II. Microbiologic analysis of strains isolated.


Local sensitizing and general booster effect of skin tests due to cellular antibodies in sensitized subjects.


Effect of thoracic gas compression on the flow-volume curve of the forced vital capacity.


An epidemiologic study of sarcoidosis.

An epidemiologic study of sarcoidosis.


The relation between FEV-O.75 and FEV-1 in two employed populations.


Ventilation studies on a normal population after a seven-year interval.


A three-dimensional reconstruction of lung parenchyma.


Effect of insulin, chlorpropamide and tolbutamide on the metabolism of branched chain amino acids.


Some quantitative constraints on value allocation in society and politics.


Intelligent decision making through a simulation of evolution.


Models for inferring relationships between group size and potential group productivity.


A cognitive theory of the nonintellective correlates of originality.


A descriptive theory of information.

A descriptive theory of information.


The use of a computer in conducting psychological experiments.


Structural analysis and the generation of sociograms.


Dynamic aspects of suicide.

Dynamic aspects of suicide.


Process juvenile delinquents.

Process juvenile delinquents.


Adrenalectomy, stress and the blood-brain barrier.


Use of an antitussive for uncotrollable hiccough.


Chronic psychotic choreo-athetosis. (A clinical study of the subject).


Treatment of psychosomatic gastrointestinal reactions in children.


A comparative study with benzodiazepines in chronic psychotic patients.


Tuberculous meningitis in children--a problem unsolved in India.


Neonatal tetanus in Hyderabad.

Neonatal tetanus in Hyderabad.


Study of insulin levels in blood in diabetic children.


Ocular manifestations of tuberculous meningitis in children: a clinical study.


Volvulus of stomach: report of case.

Volvulus of stomach: report of case.


Arthrogryposis multiplex congenita with mental deficiency: a case report.


Safety therapeutic and diagnostic needle.


Juvenile nasopharyngeal fibroma. A case report.


Cutaneous ulcers caused by spider's bite. Plastic repair in five cases including one ith Takayasu's disease.


The surgical indications for carotid and vertebral artery obstructive disease.


A technic of reconstruction in bile and pancreatic duct injuries during gastric resections for chronic duodenal ulcers.


Bloodgood technic. Results in 165 inguinal hernias.


Trigeminal neuralgia. Definitive treatment of 46 patients.


Diagnosis and surgical management of pheochromocytoma.


Glaucoma with cataract. A combined operation.


Impacted urethral calculus. An analysis of 42 cases.


Cardiac rhabdomyoma. Report of a case.

Cardiac rhabdomyoma. Report of a case.


Rheology of flow stasis. Thrombosis and the dextrans.


Prepuce plastic operation (Enrique Finochietto's method) for phimosis.


The biiary obstruction syndrome of the Chinese in an Indian patient.


Hot water for itching.

Hot water for itching.


The control of the 24 hour rhythm of colour change in juvenile Carcinus maenas (L).


Nonepidemic infections peculiar to the gravid state.


Group A type 12 streptococcal infection in a newborn nursery. Successfully treated neonatal meningitis.


The chronic brain syndrome of infantile hydrocephalus. A follow-up study of 63 spontaneously arrested cases.


Scintillation brain scanning in children.


Prognosis of asthma in childhood.

Prognosis of asthma in childhood.


A new generalized connective tissue syndrome.


Percutaneous absorption of hydrocortisone in children.


Aminoacidemia of prematurity. Its response to ascorbic acid.


The hereditary nephropathy of osteo-onychodysplasia. Nail-patella syndrome.


Nitrazepam in myoclonic epilepsies.

Nitrazepam in myoclonic epilepsies.


Radiological case of the month.

Radiological case of the month.


Hyponatremia and vincristine therapy. Syndrome possibly resulting from inappropriate antidiuretic hormone secretion.


Social class, occupation, and parental values: a cross-national study.


Generalized aspergillosis. A case involving the central nervous system.


Birth order and the feminine sex role among college women.


Polygraph and interview validation of self-reported deviant behavior.


Status integration and suicide: an assessment.


Vocational training for general practice.


Metabolism and madness.

Metabolism and madness.


Acute non-specific pericarditis.

Acute non-specific pericarditis.


Diagnosis of variola minor.

Diagnosis of variola minor.


Psychiatric treatment in general teaching hospitals: a plea for a mechanistic approach.


Mineral metabolism, mania, and melancholia.


Phaeochromocytoma of the urinary bladder.


Nerve injuries after plating of forearm bones.


Acute non-specific pericarditis. A description of nineteen cases.


Generalized peritonitis due to spontaneous intraperitoneal rupture of pyeonephrosis.


Fluoridation of water-supplies.

Fluoridation of water-supplies.


Grid localization technique for intrauterine transfusions.


Postgraduate medical centres--Canterbury and Norwich.


Labelling drugs.

Labelling drugs.


Culture of an organophosphorus-resistant strain of Boophilus microplus (Can.) and an assessment of its resistance spectrum.


The replacement of Culex nebulosus Theo. by Culex pipiens fatigans Wied. (Diptera, Culicidae) in towns in Nigeria.


A trap for Phlebotomine sandflies attracted to rats.


Effects of DDT on oxygen consumption of Rhodnius prolixus Stål.


Relationships between some physical properties of insecticides and their intrinsic and contact toxicities to adult mosquitos (Anopheles stephensi List.).


Centralization vs. decentralization in medical school libraries. Does the medical school library in the United States operate more commonly under the university library or the medical school administration? University-connected medical school libraries were asked to indicate (a) the source of their budgets, whether from the central library or the medical school, and (b) the responsibility for their acquisitions and cataloging. Returns received from sixtyeight of the seventy eligible institutions showed decentralization to be much the most common: 71 percent of the libraries are funded by their medical schools; 79 percent are responsible for their own acquisitions and processing. The factor most often associated with centralization of both budget and operation is public ownership. Decentralization is associated with service to one or two rather than three or more professional schools. Location of the medical school in a different city from the university is highly favorable to autonomy. Other factors associated with these trends are discussed.


Books for the hospital emergency service. This is a list of books that should be available in either the hospital emergency room or the medical library. The forty-nine books listed are divided into the following categories: General, Surgery and Trauma, Burns, Cardiology, Dentistry, Disaster Medicine, First Aid, Geriatrics, Obstetrics, Pediatrics, Psychiatry, Toxicology, and Transportation. An asterisk has been placed before twelve books that are particularly recommended for the hospital emergency room as well as the medical library. The latest edition is given for each book, and, unless otherwise noted, each has been annotated by one of the authors.


Curent periodical shelving: a special design. A modification of standard library shelving is described for the display of current unbound journals. Plexiglass book supports are used to hold the issues in an upright position.


The perfect crossmatch.

The perfect crossmatch.


The influence of drugs and disease on the prothrombin time.


Organic phosphate insecticide poisoning. Laboratory aspects.


Psychotherapy: a sociocltural perspective.


Psychotherapy plus drugs in severe depressions--technique.


Psychiatrists' current attitudes about psychiatric treatment.


Manipulation.

Manipulation.


Corneal filaments.

Corneal filaments.


Audiology.

Audiology.


The choice of surgery in esotropia.

The choice of surgery in esotropia.


Morbidity incidence of common allergies.


Stress upon the ocular coats: effects of scleral curvature scleral thickness, and intra-ocular pressure.


Siderosis lentis.

Siderosis lentis.


Medical management of uveitis.

Medical management of uveitis.


Making a large tracheal stoma during laryngectomy.


Orbital metastasis of renal cell carcinoma.


Use and abuse of drugs.

Use and abuse of drugs.


Visual defects in school children.

Visual defects in school children.


Antibody response of young animals to bacteriophages of different immunological behaviour: phi X 174 and T2.


Properties of the neutralizing factors against T 2 and phi X 174 phages present in normal sera.


A statement concerning the use of names for antibiotics.


Isolation of a glutamate-producing bacterial strain.


Family interaction processes and schizophrenia. A review of current theories.


Prognosis of insulin therapy in schizophrenia based on higher nervous activity data.


A profile of surgeons.

A profile of surgeons.


The concept of emotional maturity.

The concept of emotional maturity.


Don't burn your child.

Don't burn your child.


Elimination of unethical practice: practice management. A weapon in the war on optometric poverty.


Optometric fee rationale.

Optometric fee rationale.


The birth of a nation.

The birth of a nation.


To fee or not to fee.

To fee or not to fee.


"What did the doctor say?".

"What did the doctor say?".


New technique for practice management--the photocopier.


The marriage of an optometrist.

The marriage of an optometrist.


A lesson in learning from 'fee for service'.


Organization and efficiency.

Organization and efficiency.


Some special techniques of case presentation.


Economic survey--report no. 5.

Economic survey--report no. 5.


A study of pegboard accounting systems.

A study of pegboard accounting systems.


Practice management.

Practice management.


Radiologic anatomy of the proximal end of the femur.


Non-palpable breast cancer: the problem of pathologic-radiologic correlation.


Horizontal laminography of the head with ultra-sound.


Radionuclide diagnosis of renal cysts and neoplasms using the gamma-ray scintillation camera: preliminary work.


Urographic anomalies in congenital heart disease.


Inhibition of hemagglutin synthesis by cytoxan: specificity and drug-induced "tolerance".


Effect of cholestyramine administration on serum lipids and on nitrogen balance in familial hypercholesterolemia.


A new and automated technique for the determination of glycogen.


Assay of glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase (E.C. 1.1.1.49) and 6-phosphogluconate dehydrogenase (E.C. 1.1.1.43) in red cells.


Simultaneous red cell and plasma volume determinations by a differential absorption method.


Rapid screening for D-glucose-6-phosphate: NADP oxidoreductase deficiency with methylene blue.


A rapid quantitative method for measuring intestinal absorption of vitamin B 12 in man using a double label hepatic uptake test.


Isolation and characterization of RNA from human leukocytes.


Low temperature urine collector for unstable compounds.


Aggregation, adhesion, and viscous metamorphosis of platelets in congenital fibrinogen deficiencies.


An evaluation of radiosulfate as a granulocyte label in the dog.


Hemodynamic response to respiratory tract infections. Studies of total and peripheral blood flow.


Low molecular weight L-chain components related to Bence-Jones proteins.


Fibrinolytic therapy for thrombo-embolic disease: principles and practice.


Studies on the importance of lecithin for cholesterol solubilization in bile.


Centrifugal cerebral ischemia.

Centrifugal cerebral ischemia.


Intestinal antisepsis and enterocolitis.


Unsuspected putrid empyema.

Unsuspected putrid empyema.


A micromethod for the determination of methemoglobin.


Development of a medical program for small plants.


Methyl alcohol poisoning.

Methyl alcohol poisoning.


The alcoholic and his steward: a union problem.


Acute intermittent porphyria and exposure to lead.


Wrongful disclosure of medical report.

Wrongful disclosure of medical report.


Training of industrial audiometric technicians.


Our biological clocks.

Our biological clocks.


Sorption of vapors by proteins. I. Sorption of water vapor and ethanol vapor by egg albumin.


Vaginal irrigation cytology.

Vaginal irrigation cytology.


Perineal applications of moist heat by a modified ob. hydrocollator steam pack.


Venous congestion as a probable cause of abruptio placenta.


Intracerebral hematoma.

Intracerebral hematoma.


Electronics in spectrophotometry. I.

Electronics in spectrophotometry. I.


Thrombotic thrombocytopenia.

Thrombotic thrombocytopenia.


Improvements in the design of laboratory apparatus for the suspended culture of tissue cells.


Septic abortion: social and clinical aspects.


Plasma radioactivity after radioactive vitamin B12 given orally.


Vitamin B12 absorption studies: comparison of 57Co vitamin B12 plasma levels, urinary excretion and faecal excretion.


Intestinal pseudo-obstruction.

Intestinal pseudo-obstruction.


ACOSH.

ACOSH.


Explosion during anaesthesia for bronchoscopy with ether and oxygen mixture.


A suggested programme of care during pregnancy.


The mother and her 1st pregnancy.

The mother and her 1st pregnancy.


Dietary allowances for Australians (1965 revision).


[Lichenoid melanodermitis in Ethopian subjects].


Physiological basis of cardiac arrhythmias. II.


Vital capacity and glossopharyngeal breathing in traumatic quadriplegia.


Audioanalgesia as an adjunct to mobilization of the chronic frozen shoulder.


Evaluation of public health content in the physical therapy curriculum.


Schilder's disease.

Schilder's disease.


Devices to assist early ambulation for lower-extremity fractures with upper-extremity disability.


Fever of unknown origin.

Fever of unknown origin.


Jaundice in the aged.

Jaundice in the aged.


Symptomatic hiatus hernia and associated esophagitis.


Clinical evaluation of pulmonary function. 4. Uneven ventilation (continued).


Anemia in temporal arteritis.

Anemia in temporal arteritis.


Speech disturbances in a schizophrenic adolescent. Case report and spectrographic study.


Reflex speed recording. An aid in the diagnosis of thyroid disorders.


Infantile eczema.

Infantile eczema.


Pedigree analysis. I. Dominance, recessiveness and sex-linkage.


The immobilized patient and his psychologic well-being.


Pulmonary insufficiency.

Pulmonary insufficiency.


Tumors of the small intestine.

Tumors of the small intestine.


Hemorrhagic pancreatitis. Aggressive treatment.


Emphysema and other pulmonary changes in smokers. Histologic evidence.


Gardner's syndrome. Multiple polyposis of colon, bone tumors and soft-tissue tumors.


Practical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 5. Late treatment of fractures and complications, 1.


The operating room as a physiologic laboratory. Automatic data acquisition and analysis during surgery.


Human growth in secular perspective.

Human growth in secular perspective.


Cancer aggravated by trauma. Study of causal relationships.


Evolution of clinical enzyme tests. I. Serum transaminase.


Angiocardiography. Effect of increased intrabronchial pressure. I.


Effective public speaking.

Effective public speaking.


Elements of sectional radiography.

Elements of sectional radiography.


Roentgenographic and radioisotopic placental localization.


The diagnostic x-ray technical case record.


Radiographic technique for infants and children.


From deadly sins to virtures.

From deadly sins to virtures.


Physical properties of human interferon prepared in vitro and in vivo.


Morphology and developmental stages of Gomphrena virus.


The fine structure and intracellular localization of potato yellow dwarf virus.


Selective inhibition of herpesvirus DNA synthesis at elevated temperature.


Intratypic variability of echovirus type 19.


Alterations in respiration of barley plants infected with bromegrass mosaic virus.


A minute virus of mice.

A minute virus of mice.


Intracistronic mapping of the structural gene for lysozyme in coliphage lambda.


Chronic disease and virus persistence in mice inoculated with Kyasanur forest disease virus.


Quantitative electron microscope investigations on Rauscher virus.


Secondary meningo-parenchymatous sympathoblastomatosis of the spinal cord and brain with unusual clinical course.


The effect of dietary fat on the lipolytic system of adipose tissue in the rat.


Bronchography after resection of pulmonary tissue (lobectomy). A study on the mechanisms of adaptation of the remaining portions of the lung.


Experimental infection with coxsackie a-7 virus. II. Course of the infection and morphology of the lesions in different species of rodents.


The effect of atherogenic diet and emotion on the lipolytic system of the adipose tissue and myocardium in the rat.


Chemical protection from ionizing radiation. V. Comparative histopathologic observations on some organs of mice irradiated after prior protection with sodium cysteinethiosulfonate (cts) and without protection.


The metabolism of radioactive zinc in the liver of rats damaged by a single administration of carbon tetrachloride. I. Radioisotope studies.


Anti-Semitism: the magic-reality conflict=..


Oral aggression in spider legends.

Oral aggression in spider legends.


The role of the political usurper: MaCBeth and Boris Godounov.


Main antigens as criterion for differentiating leptospiral serotypes.


Evaluation of Galton's macroscopic slide test for the serodiagnosis of leptospirosis in human serum samples.


Remarks on the philosophy underlying the presently accepted classification of Leptospires.


Taxonomy and nomenclature of leptospira. General considerations.


Variability of the serological and antigenic properties of pathogenic leptospires in experimental conditions.


Dental emergencies.

Dental emergencies.


The differential diagnosis of gingival disease with special reference to Vincent's infection.


Stomatitis.

Stomatitis.


Dislocation (luxation) of the temporomandibular joint.


Pericoronitis.

Pericoronitis.


The use of vasoconstrictors in dental anesthesia of cardiac patients.


Why replace that missing tooth?

Why replace that missing tooth?


Pain syndromes of dental origin.

Pain syndromes of dental origin.


Orthodontic problems of interest to the physician.


Cleft lip and palate.

Cleft lip and palate.


The symptoms and etiology of dry sockets.


Chromosome studies in preleukemia. I. Aneuploidy of group C chromosomes in three patients.


Cytogenetic observations in vitamin B12 and folate deficiency.


Studies on several genetic hematologic traits of Mexicans IX. Abnormal hemoglobins and erythrocytic glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency in several Indian tribes.


Progressive antithrombin: a three-phase system.


Extracorporeal irradiation of the blood in humans: effects upon erythrocyte survival.


On the role of the reticulum and lymphoid tissues in water and food transport.


Calorie intake and intelligence: a study among Bantu school-children.


Trials with ambilhar (Ciba 32644-Ba) in the treatment of bilharziasis in Rhodesia.


The distribution of blindness in the Luapula Province.


Heated cot for hypothermic children.

Heated cot for hypothermic children.


Some thoughts on the detection and treatment of the deaf child.


The dose of antigen required for the suppression of the IgM and IgG antibody response in chickens. I. The kinetics and characterization of serum antibodies.


Strength of some H-2 antigens in mice.

Strength of some H-2 antigens in mice.


Contribution to the study of DNA from irradiated tissues.


The characterization of the immunological memory of the IgM type of response in chickens.


Research report 1959-1965 of the Department of Immunology and Oncology, Janary 1965.


Folate repletion associated with oral tetracycline therapy in tropical sprue.


The metabolic activity of human small intestinal biopsies in health and celiac sprue. The effect of wheat gliadin.


Effect of dietary sodium cholate and lactose on the fecal microflora and blood cholesterol of rats.


Idiopathic tropical diarrhea with or without steatorrhea (tropical malabsorption syndrome).


Radiotelemetry of the pH of the gastrointestinal tract by glass electrode.


Measurements of hepatic storage and of maximal biliary transport of sulfobromophthalein sodium in man. Comparison of values obtained with two and three infusion rates.


Respiratory hydrogen and methane as affected by consumption of gas-forming foods.


Spontaneous penumoperitoneum.

Spontaneous penumoperitoneum.


Some biochemical and chemotherapeutic aspects of vitiligo.


Cutaneous amoebiasis.

Cutaneous amoebiasis.


Xeroderma pigmentosum. (A clinical study of 14 cases).


Rhinoscleroma. (Report on two cases).

Rhinoscleroma. (Report on two cases).


Comparison of wind at 500 feet over Mineapolis and Louisville with geostrophic wind.


The accumulation of fluorine by plants.

The accumulation of fluorine by plants.


A rapid titrimetric method for sulfate in lead dioxide exposed to atmospheric sulfur pollution.


"Progress is the servant, not the master of man".


Formation of oxides of nitrogen in pulverized coal combustion.


BOP air cleaning experiences.

BOP air cleaning experiences.


Studies on the binding of iron to transferrin and conalbumin.


Biosynthesis of lipoprotein by rat intestinal mucosa.


Inhibition by actinomycin D of oxidation-dependent biosynthesis in Sarcoma 37 ascites cells.


The interaction of aminoacyl transferase II and ribosomes.


Control of the formation of uridine diphospho-N-acetyl-hexosamine and glycoprotein synthesis in rat liver.


The effects of hydroxylamine on the template properties of polycytidylic acid.


The purification and properties of phosphoglycerate mutase from chicken breast muscle.


Characterization of a human macroglobulin. IV. Studies of its conformation by fluorescence polarization.


Mitochondrial swelling and lipid peroxidation studies with mixtures of thyroxine and micromolar concentrations of certain metal ions.


Studies on the mechanism of action of cobamide coenzymes. Chemical properties of the enzyme-coenzyme complex.


Chloroperoxidase. II. Utilization of halogen anions.


The viscometric behavior of solubilized calf skin collagen at low rates of shear.


Specific cleavage of cystine peptides by cyanide.


The stereoisomerization of 11-cis-retinal.


Nicotinic acid metabolism. II. The isolation and characterization of intermediates in the fermentation of nicotinic acid.


Turnover of terminal nucleotides of soluble ribonucleic acid in intact reticulocytes.


The inhibition of rat liver polyribosome breakdown in the presence of liver supernatant.


Purification of a bovine plasma protein (factor VII) which is required for the activity of lung microsomes in blood coagulation.


The optical rotatory dispersion of the beta-lactoglobulins.


Urinary excretion of conjugate forms of 1-(3-pyridyl)ethanol after administration of 3-acetylpyridine.


Studies on the mechanism of action of acetyl coenzyme A carboxylase. 3. Enzyme-bound 1'-N-carboxybiotin as the carboxylation intermediate.


Ribonucleic acid code words in wheat germ.


Separation of H+ and OH- in the extramitochondrial and mitochondrial phases during Ca++-activated electron transport.


Trimethylsulfonium-tetrahydrofolate methyltransferase, a novel enzyme in the utilization of 1 carbon units.


Enzymatic desaturation of stearyl acyl carrier protein.


Pancreatitis: a retrospective study.

Pancreatitis: a retrospective study.


General anaesthesia for nonagenarians.

General anaesthesia for nonagenarians.


Are varicose veins sex-linked?

Are varicose veins sex-linked?


Functional gynaecological disorders.

Functional gynaecological disorders.


Rehabilitation services.

Rehabilitation services.


Synergistic gangrene: case reports.

Synergistic gangrene: case reports.


Release of the adherent prolabium and deepening of the labial sulcus in the secondary repair of bilateral cleft lips.


A study of untreated adult cleft palate patients.


Keratoacanthoma or squamous cell carcinoma? A surgeon's dilemma.


Snake antivenins.

Snake antivenins.


Oral contraceptives.

Oral contraceptives.


The precursor to the hemangioma.

The precursor to the hemangioma.


Colorado dental x-ray machine survey, 1961-April 1965.


Unwanted asymmetrical transfer effects with balanced experimental designs.


Radiopaque codification and x-ray identification of ingested drugs.


Radionuclides in the United Kingdom diet, 1962-1964.


Water.

Water.


Air and deposition. Radioactivity in airborne particulates and precipitation.


Strontium-90 in human bone, first quarter 1965.


Environmental levels of radioactivity at Atomic Energy Commission installations.


The cho-encephalogram. Its uses, and the difficulties encountered with its use in space-occupying lesions of the cranium.


Colostomy in infants.

Colostomy in infants.


Phaeochromocytoma of the organ of Zuckerkandl.


Congenital atresia and stenosis of the small intestine. The case for resection and primary end-to-end anastomosis.


Hereditary spherocytosis in the African.


The painful testis. In infants and children.


Perforation of the gastro-intestinal tract in the first six weeks of life.


Stab wounds of the abdomen.

Stab wounds of the abdomen.


Population dynamics of Tay-Sachs disease. I. Reproductive fitness and selection.


Some further observations on the sex ratio among infants born to survivors of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.


Frequency and occurrence of chromosomal syndromes. I. D-Trisomy.


Frequency of polymorphic types of red cell enzymes and serum factors in Alaskan Eskimos and Indians.


Antistaphylolysin (ASta) level of the blood in relation to barrier function of the skin. Multivariate analysis of survey data of 593 hospitalized patients with Besnier's prurigo (atopic eczema).


The starch tolerance test in pancreatic disease.


New bone formation in osteoporosis following treatment with sodium fluoride.


Site of action of ethacrynic acid.

Site of action of ethacrynic acid.


Tetracycline nephrotoxicity and nonoliguric acute renal failure.


Cardiac contusion resulting from "spearing" in football. A case history.


Dynamic electrocardiography at high altitude.


The Guillain-Barré syndrome. Definition, etiology, and review of 1,100 cases.


Brain abscess caused by Bacteroides infection. Report of a case and review of the literature.


Paroxysmal atrial tachycardia with latent block.


Retroperitoneal malignant schwannoma and chylous effusions.


Acquired porphyria cutanea tarda, primary refractory anemia, and hepatic siderosis. Report of a case.


RX: for the young in spirit.

RX: for the young in spirit.


Blood-brain and CSF barriers to penicillin and related organic acids.


Analysis of brain scan patterns in cerebral ischemia and astrocytoma.


Color-naming defects in association with alexia.


High speed section scanning of the brain.


Plasma lipids in epileptic children treated with the high fat diet.


Spinal cord ischemia due to arteriosclerosis.


Isolated syndrome of the medial longitudinal fasciculus in man. Anatomical confirmation.


Arteriography of stroke. 3. Complications.


Vertebral artery obstruction with basilar impression. An intermittent phenomenon related to head turning.


The sylvian aqueduct syndrome. A clinicopathologic study.


Why medical ethics? For the patient's good-that's why.


Estimation of blood loss in a small community hospital. THREE METHODS OF BLOOD LOSS ESTIMATION WHICH ARE SIMPLE, ACCURATE AND CHEAP ARE: (1) weighing of sponges; (2) estimation of blood volume with Evans blue dye and (3) measurement of central venous pressure (CVP).Weighing of sponges is a valuable operating-room procedure although it has certain defects some of which are described. The Evans dye method is used chiefly in preoperative assessment when hypovolemia is suspected but serial estimations are feasible and can be performed in 45 minutes. Measurement of CVP, however, is the best single criterion of effective blood volume in relation to cardiac functional capacity and is the best guide to blood and fluid requirements. A simple "homemade" device for making serial CVP determinations, incorporating a manometer and a zero level, is described.These methods of blood loss estimation do not supersede the traditional methods of the clinical assessment of the surgical patient, but are valuable adjuncts to such assessment.


Uremic pericardial tamponade.

Uremic pericardial tamponade.


Urinary screening tests in the prevention of mental deficiency. A substantial number of genetically determined biochemical disorders in infants and young children produce mental deficiency and serious ill health in early life. If these diseases are detected promptly, effective therapy can be instituted to prevent the development of mental defect, or, where no treatment is presently available, the parents can be given appropriate genetic counselling so that the birth of further affected children can be prevented.Eight simple urine screening tests are described which have proved useful in the early detection of metabolic disorders in apparently healthy infants. These tests can easily be performed by a physician or nurse without special training or elaborate equipment. The attention of general practitioners, pediatricians and public health physicians is directed to the real possibilities for preventing some forms of mental deficiency through the routine use of screening tests on urine and on blood.


Apparent half-time of bovine red cells labelled in vitro with chromate-C-51 and auto-transfused into 10 normal calves.


Cobalt-60 teletherapy.

Cobalt-60 teletherapy.


"Planned" motherhood.

"Planned" motherhood.


National Commission proposes 14-point health plan.


Psychiatrists see new era for mentally ill.


Extension of title XIX advised by welfare council.


President's inaugural address.

President's inaugural address.


Guidelines for planning a coronary intensive care unit.


Are you prepared? Disaster planning for the clinical laboratory. 1.


The adenosine triphosphate content of glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase-deficient and normal erythrocytes, including studies of a glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase-deficient man with "elevated erythrocytic ATP".


Effect of iron deficiency and red cell age on human erythrocyte catalase activity.


Synthesis of acid-soluble proteins by the lymphocytes of chronic lymphocytic leukemia.


The distribution and excretion of tritiated substances in experimental animals following the administration of digoxin-3H.


Renomedullary antihypertensive principle in renal hypertension.


Formation of bilirubin in normal, damaged, and Gunn rat livers.


The effect of steroids on the activity of the enzyme that catalyzes sulfobromophthalein-glutathione conjugation.


A modified chemical analysis for carbon monoxide in respiratory gases.


Coated charcoal assay of unsaturated iron-binding capacity.


Neutron activation analysis: the stability of manganese concentrations in human blood and serum.


Spectrophotometric assay of the liver enzyme that catalyzes sulfobromophthalein-glutathione conjugation.


A radioimmunoassay for human intrinsic factor.


Post-hypnotically stimulated sleep-talking.


Relations among rigidity, intelligence and perception in brain-damaged and normal individuals.


Conceptual boundaries of schizoidness: suggestions for epidemiological and genetic research.


Interaction processes in two psychotherapy groups: therapist and patient differences.


Prognosis and capillary morphology.

Prognosis and capillary morphology.


Four-year follow-up of a non-traditional treatment program for chronic psychiatric patients.


The periodic examination. Key to the prevention and early detection of disease.


Effect of electroshock and antidepressant drugs on cerebrovascular permeability to cocaine in the rat.


The responsibilities of a medical director to management.


The industrial physician's appraisal of emotionally disturbed employees.


Vikane inhalation.

Vikane inhalation.


Diabetes screening by a City Health Department.


Glaucoma screening in an industrial complex.


A new occupational health encyclopedia project.


Communicating to the employee the results of his examination.


Occupational health clinics in teaching hospitals.


Choice of antimicrobial drugs when infecting organisms have not been identified.


Experimental studies of factors affecting word associations.


Mixed group validation: A method for determining the validity of diagnostic signs without using criterion groups.


Save the pieces. A note on "the role of the family in the development of psychopathology".


Application of scaling techniques to the evaluation of counseling outcomes.


The role of financial compensation in industrial motivation.


The therapy of coincidence.

The therapy of coincidence.


Computers can aid physicians in practice.


Amigos de Honduras.

Amigos de Honduras.


Tumor seminar.

Tumor seminar.


Essential (idiopathic) blepharospasm.

Essential (idiopathic) blepharospasm.


Localized aspergilloma of the eyelid. Treatment with local amphotericin b.


Cytologic and histochemical changes in corneal wound repair.


The influence of immunosuppressive agents upon corneal wound healing. I. Systemic azathioprine.


A binocular infrared pupillograph.

A binocular infrared pupillograph.


Iris atrophy after quinine amblyopia.

Iris atrophy after quinine amblyopia.


Ruptured filtering bleb after ocular massage.


The edrophonium tonogram test in myasthenia gravis.


Polygeline as a vitreous substitute. II. Clinical results.


Early effects of photocoagulation on the nerve fiber layer of the human retina.


Chloroquine retinopathy. Evaluation by fluorescein fundus angiography.


Ocular oscillometry in cerebrovascular disease.


Lipid analysis of the human cornea with and without arcus senilis.


Nutritional amblyopia.

Nutritional amblyopia.


Comparison of two methods in molding scleral contact shells.


Cataract extraction by cryosurgery. Report of 100 operations performed with a new instrument.


Experimental retinal detachment.

Experimental retinal detachment.


The threshold of the retina to damage by laser energy.


Relative effectivity of foveal and parafoveal stimuli in eliciting fusion movements of small amplitude.


Study of helix-coil transition of DNA by dielectric constant measurement.


Steady-state kinetics of enzyme-catalyzed copolymerization on primers.


Polymerization of gamma-benzyl-L-glutamate N-carboxyanhydride: effects of conditions of polymer precipitation on the molecular weight distribution.


Influence of flexibility on the energy contours of dipeptide maps.


Evolution of concepts in industrial medicine.


Relevence of respiratory symptoms and signs to ventilatory capacity changes after exposure to grain dust and phosphate rock dust.


Prevalence of byssinosis and dust levels in flax preparers in Northern Ireland.


Design factors and use of ear protection.


Prognostic aspects of benzene poisoning.


Radiochemical determination of metallic mercury vapour in air.


Toxicity of triphenyltin.

Toxicity of triphenyltin.


Biliary excretion of lead in the rat.

Biliary excretion of lead in the rat.


Twins with coal-workers' pneumoconiosis.


Studies on the electrophoretic properties of haemoglobin and plasma proteins of Microtidae (Cl. glareolus, M. arvalis, M. agrestis).


Hydrolytic enzymes of olfactory mucosa in domestic birds.


Investigations on the diurnal changes of the skin temperature in bats.


Investigations on the progesterone, oestrone and cortisone effect on the embryonal development. I. Experiments on the chicken embryos.


Further observations on the stimulating effect of blastemal tissue on regeneration.


Triplet-state energy transfer in liquid solutions. Acetone-photosensitized cis-trans isomerization of pentene-2.


Reactions of methyl chloromethylphosphinate with nucleophiles.


Secondary valence force catalysis. 3. The apparent abnormal reactivity of anionic nucleophilic reagents toward acyl-activated esters.


Asymmetric reductions. 13. Optically activebenzyl-alpha-d alcohol and n-butyl-1-d alcohol via reduction by actively fermenting yeast.


Studies on polypeptides. XXXIV. Enzymic properties of partially synthetic De(16-20)- and De(15-20)-ribonucleases S'1-3.


Purine nucleosides. XVI. Synthesis of the naturally occurring 2 -O-methylpurine ribonucleosides and related derivatives.


Chemistry and metabolism of sphingolipids. 3-Oxo derivatives of N-acetylsphingosine and N-acetyldihydrosphingosine.


Alcoholic rehabilitation at Togus--a progress report.


Non-specificity versus specificity in alcoholism.


A change in dental lamina dura terms for the clinician.


Quadriplegia in hyperpotassemia.

Quadriplegia in hyperpotassemia.


An experimental study of thiamine deficiency in nervous tissue, using tissue culture technics.


The ultrastructure of human cerebral edema.


Chemical studies on Jakob-Creutzfeldt disease.


The fine structure of the rod-like bodies in nemaline myopathy and their relation to the Z-discs.


Ultrastructural studies of ring fibers in human muscle disease.


Cerebral infarction in the human fetus near term.


Cortical degeneration associated with myeloma and dementia.


Epidermoid cysts of the spinal cord: a spontaneous disease of rats.


New aspects on the treatment of hemophilia.


On hemostatic studies in hemophilia.

On hemostatic studies in hemophilia.


Experimental studies on the disturbance of hematopoietic organs due to benzene intoxication.


Effects of experimental weaning upon the histochemical features of rat parathyroid gland in the puerperium.


Ultrastructural changes of pancreatic acinar cells following antibiotics administration. Experiments of guinea pigs with chloramphenicol and tetracycline.


Vertex extradural hematoma (four cases due to the injury of the superior sagittal sinus).


On the plasma protein pattern of patients with malignancy, using electrophoresis of Tiselius.


Red-cell "pseudomosaicism" in congenital methemoglobinemia.


Urinary blockade after bilateral catheterization.


Origins, treatment and destiny of skid-row alcoholic men.


Fall in plasma content of free fatty acids associated with sight of food.


Frozen blood (concluded).

Frozen blood (concluded).


Early induction of labor in intrauterine death.


Entanglement of a cardiac catheter on a heart-valve prosthesis.


A photogenic hospital.

A photogenic hospital.


Case records of the Massachusetts General Hospital. Case 37-1966.


Palliation for pelvic carcinoma. A study of isolated pelvic perfusion with chemotherapeutic agents.


Brain scanning.

Brain scanning.


Intussusception of small bowel on a Cantor tube. Report of a case.


A clinicopathological conference from the Ohio State University Hospital, Columbus, Ohio.


New public health regulations on PKU testing in Ohio.


High blood pressure. Measurement or management?


Remission of carcinoma of the pancreas.

Remission of carcinoma of the pancreas.


In the presence of unexplained vertigo or dysequilibrium, diagnosis can be much more conclusive when skilled operators use this technique.


Laboratories in epidemiology.

Laboratories in epidemiology.


A simple and fast method of smallpox vaccination.


Problems of day care for the young child.


The adolescent in modern society.

The adolescent in modern society.


Perlèche.

Perlèche.


Evaluation of electrocardiograph machines.


The use of implantable cardiac pacemaker in the treatment of complete heart block.


The results of treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis among Africans.


A method for repair of extensor tendons.


Value and size perception.

Value and size perception.


Unidimensional similarity revisited.

Unidimensional similarity revisited.


Note on the systematic error of estimation as a function of stimulus magnitude.


Performance on measurement and pseudomeasurement tasks by five- to seven-year-old children.


Note of caution in the use of correlation coefficients in factorial studies in the clinical domain.


Note on the double centering of dichotomized matrices.


Atherosclerosis.

Atherosclerosis.


Conflict and arousal.

Conflict and arousal.


Osteoporosis: a public health problem.

Osteoporosis: a public health problem.


Upper respiratory infection in industry.


Primary malignant lymphoma of the stomach--a diagnostic enigma.


The foroblique fiberoptic esophagoscope.


Silent esophageal perforation following esophagoscopy.


A double lumen tube for gastro-esophageal lavage.


Dysphagia associated with inflammatory reaction within the esophagus at the level of a vertebral spur.


Polymer dynamics: boson representation and excluded-volume forces.


An unusual cause of massive hematemesis.


Effect of pressure on the lattice parameters of iodine, stannic iodide, and rho-di-iodobenzene.


Polymer dynamics: non-Newtonian intrinsic viscosity.


Polarization of the lowest-energy allowed transition of beta-ionylidene crotonic acid and the electronic structure of the polyenes.


Infrared spectra and antiferroelectric behavior of cesium trihydroselenite.


A review of early concepts of amyloid in context with contemporary chemical literature from 1839 to 1859.


Relationship between glycogen and agranular endoplasmic reticulum in rat hepatic cells.


A new histochemical method for acid phosphatase by the use of 5-iodoindoxyl phosphate.


Correlation of acid phosphatase activity with degree of bacterial infection in HELA cells.


1965-66 at the University of Missouri Medical Center: a review.


Glue and gasoline 'sniffing,' the addiction of youth.


Mycetoma caused by Nocardia brasiliensis in Missouri. Case report.


A general technique for computer processing of coded patient diagnoses.


The influence of labor on the fetus and the newborn.


The blind patient and the physician survey each other.


Onset of breathing and resuscitation.

Onset of breathing and resuscitation.


The newborn (Apgar) scoring system. Reflections and advice.


Clinical diagnosis of respiratory difficulty in the newborn.


The pulmonary circulation in the respiratory distress syndrome.


Oxygen therapy for the newborn.

Oxygen therapy for the newborn.


Perinatal circulation.

Perinatal circulation.


Neonatal pulmonary function.

Neonatal pulmonary function.


Cardiovascular and respiratory reflexes in the newborn.


Judgment of fetal age. I. Neurologic evaluation.


Judgment of fetal age. II. Clinical significance of gestational age and an objective method for its assessment.


Aspects of sympathetic activity in the newborn, including the respiratory distress syndrome.


Hypoglycemia in the newborn.

Hypoglycemia in the newborn.


Factors affecting growth and development of Aphanomyces euteiches.


Cytological and fine-structure studies of Aphanomyces euteiches.


The effective teacher.

The effective teacher.


A comparison of the sensitivity of three serological tests for plant viruses and other antigens.


Trends in training programs in radiologic technology.


Sample lesson plans for the beginning instructor in radiologic technology.


Organizational guide for schools of x-ray technology.


Change or a "Siren on the Rocks".

Change or a "Siren on the Rocks".


Adenomatoid malformation of the bronchus.


Management of communication problems in infants and children.


Impressions of state medicine, Soviet style.


Radiogold in treatment of ovarian carcinoma.


The academic and the private practice of medicine.


Congenital vaginal atresia.

Congenital vaginal atresia.


Indications for tracheotomy.

Indications for tracheotomy.


The physician, the community, and the mental retardation clinic.


Bronchial asthma in children.

Bronchial asthma in children.


Colorectal polypoid tumors.

Colorectal polypoid tumors.


Umbilical Richter's hernia.

Umbilical Richter's hernia.


Benign mucoid leiomyoma of the right broad ligament.


Shadow or substance.

Shadow or substance.


Changing attitudes toward abortion, sterilization, and contraception.


Pelvic exenteration: appraisal.

Pelvic exenteration: appraisal.


Rupture of the gravid uterus. Analysis of 56 cases in 15 years.


Pregnancy and systemic lupus erythematosus; seven cases.


Surgical management of primary breast cancer.


Vagotomy and pyloroplasty in 150 duodenal ulcer patients.


State welfare department assists Texans not covered by Medicare.


Tolazamide proves valuable as oral hypoglycemic agent.


Florida court decision could mean fresh challenges for blood banks.


The control of imported food.

The control of imported food.


Closed chest cardiac massage.

Closed chest cardiac massage.


The bacterial flora of the skin and its relation to post-operative wound infection.


Writing for publication.

Writing for publication.


Occupational health in Czecho-Slovakia.

Occupational health in Czecho-Slovakia.


Man's rape of the environment.

Man's rape of the environment.


High pressure water injury.

High pressure water injury.


Occupation as a cause of sudden death.

Occupation as a cause of sudden death.


Some observations on the protein synthesis in cultivated chicken embryonic liver.


The effect of calcium and phosphate administration on mineralizing tissues in rachitic dogs. A histologic, microradiographic and chemical study.


Experimental disuse osteoporosis. I. Acid-base status in intramedullary blood from immobilized rabbit tibial bones.


Experimental disuse osteoporosis. II. Oxygen saturation and oxygen tension in intramedullary blood from immobilized rabbit tibial bones.


Secretion of pancreatic enzymes. II. Comparative response following test meal or injection of secretin and pancreozymin.


Secretion of pancreatic enzymes. I. Response to secretin and pancreozymin.


Differentiation of parotid and pancreatic amylase in human serum.


The effect of localized gastric hypothermia on gastric secretion in dogs.


Fecal enzyme assay as an aid to the diagnosis of pancreatic exocrine insufficiency.


The Mallory-Weiss syndrome and lesion. A study of 30 cases.


The neglected ameba: dientamoeba fragilis. A report of 100 "pure" infections.


Social characteristics of patients with coronary heart disease.


Reproducibility and accuracy of clinical laboratory determinations.


Studies on infectious mononucleosis. 3. Platelets.


Evaluation by continuously recording hypotonic hemolysis of various normal and pathological erythrocytes.


Adrenochrome semicarbazone and lack of in vivo activation of Hageman factor.


The influence of steroids on serum bilirubin, leucine aminopeptidase and alkaline phosphatase in extrahepatic obstructive jaundice: the possible diagnostic importance.


The effect of fatigue on the maximal voluntary ventilation.


Effects of a synthetic anabolic agent on hepatic function.


Benign familial erythrocytosis. Report of three cases and a review of the literature.


Abscess of the myocardium.

Abscess of the myocardium.


Relaionship of selected environmental factors to pregnancy outcome and congenital malformations.


Invasive cervical carcinoma during pregnancy.


Radiation therapy of malignant laryngeal neoplasms.


Treatment of otitis externa and other inflammatory ear diseases with topical triamcinolone acetonide.


Contact lens cleaning and storage.

Contact lens cleaning and storage.


Basic principles of freeze-drying for pharmaceuticals.


A clamp for use in mucous membrane transplantation.


Primary orbital melanoma.

Primary orbital melanoma.


Surgery for nystagmus.

Surgery for nystagmus.


The use of allpyral pollen extracts in hay fever treatment.


Thoughts on trigeminal neuralgia.

Thoughts on trigeminal neuralgia.


Diagnosis of facial anomalies.

Diagnosis of facial anomalies.


Metal analysis of rubber closures.

Metal analysis of rubber closures.


Audiology.

Audiology.


Histochemical observations on the activity of monoamine oxidase in the normal and atrophic optic nerve.


Microinterferometric and cytophotometric studies of the effect of thioacetamide on the nuclei and nucleoli of parenchymal cells of the rat liver.


L-thyroxine secretion rates and L-triiodothyronine equivalents in the opossum (Didelphis virginianus).


Monoamines and control of the pars intermedia of the toad pituitary.


Diurnal variation in gonadotropic potency of the adenohypophysis of Japanese quail (Coturnix coturnix japonica).


Musculoskeletal complaints in the elderly.


Ultrastructure of probable sites of release of neurosecretory materials in an insect, Calliphora stygia fabr. (Diptera).


Phun and phortune in philately.

Phun and phortune in philately.


Fluids and electrolytes in the comatose patient.


Synthesis of a therapeutic community for the aged ill.


Clinicopathological conference. Minneapolis Veterans Administration Hospital.


Acute abdominal problems in the aged.

Acute abdominal problems in the aged.


Personality type and reaction toward aging and death.


Management of gastric achlorhydria and hypochlorhydria.


Acute upper respiratory tract infections in children.


Forefront.

Forefront.


Rheumatoid arthritis: ankylosing spondylitis, associated syndromes, the disease in children.


The use and abuse of psychic drugs.

The use and abuse of psychic drugs.


Treatment of shock.

Treatment of shock.


The neurologic phenomena of magnesium disorders.


Needle biopsy of the prostate.

Needle biopsy of the prostate.


Brain tumors.

Brain tumors.


Some aspects of EEG frequency analysis.

Some aspects of EEG frequency analysis.


A multivariate approach to the analysis of average evoked potentials.


Induction thermocoagulation of the brain: a new neurosurgical tool.


A statistical analysis of pupil noise.

A statistical analysis of pupil noise.


A telemetering system for securing data on the motility of internal organs.


An on-line display of single-unit data.

An on-line display of single-unit data.


Pulmonary blood volume and high altitude pulmonary oedema.


Response of the pulmonary vascular dynamics to mitral valve surgery.


Cardio-respiratory activities in growing zebu and cross bred cattle.


Cardiovascular complications in diabetes mellitus.


M.T.M. test for the diagnosis of Brucella infection. (A modification to the surface-fixation test).


Bovine arteriosclerosis due to high fat diet.


Relationship of body weight and age with weight of the brain in sheep.


A survey of gastro-intestinal parasites of dogs in Bangalore with notes on some interesting observations.


Study of the relationship between egg weight and fertility, hatchability and hatching weight of chicks in White Leghorn.


Effect of feeding terramycin egg formula (Pfizer) on egg production.


Studies on the chemical composition and feeding values of lime (Citus aurantifolia, Swingle) and lemon (Citrus limon, Linn).


Studies on the quality of rice bran in Andhra Pradesh.


Ampicillin in the treatment of acute suppurative meningitis.


Identification of the pigment in amniotic fluid of erythroblastosis as bilirubin.


Atrioventricular block as a complication of cardiac catheterization in infants and children.


Arteriotomy and local circulation in children: the value of oscillometry.


Myocardial infarction in the perinatal period with long-term survival.


Corneal opacities in infancy and childhood.


Macroscopic cysts of the pancreas in a case of cystic fibrosis.


Brain scanning in childhood.

Brain scanning in childhood.


Adrenocortical atrophy and diffuse cerebral sclerosis (Addison-Schilder's disease).


Chemical studies of two cerebral biopsies in juvenile metachromatic leukodystrophy: the molecular composition of cerebrosides and sulfatides.


Idiopathic hyperglycinemia: isolation and identification of three previously undescribed urinary ketones.


Short arm deletions in group E and chromosomal "deletion" syndromes.


Arterial oxygen tension in premature infants.


Hypercatabolic hypoproteinemia with lymphangiectasia of the small bowel. A case report.


Primary varicella pneumonia in a three-year-old girl.


Acute idiopathic renal vein thrombosis in a newborn infant.


Splenectomy in the management of the anemia and thrombocytopenia of osteopetrosis (marble bone disease).


A syndrome characterized by mental retardation, short stature, craniofacial dysplasia, and genital anomalies occurring in siblings.


The syndrome of retardation with urogenital and skeletal anomalies in siblings.


Diphenylhydantoin intoxication associated with hyperglycemia.


American personality tests in cross-cultural research--a caution.


The social maturity of preschool chilren in Hawaii: results of a community survey and a review of two decades of research.


Toward a teory of cooperation-experiments using nonzero-sum games.


A general field experimental technique for studying social influence.


Canadian social attitude scores and correlates.


A cross-cultural study of Indian and American interpersonal values.


Treatment of "accelerated" or malignant hypertension. I. Hypertensive encephalopathy.


Jet age evacuation of Vietnam casualties.


A new approach to medical teaching.

A new approach to medical teaching.


Current concepts in the treatment of acute thrombophlebitis.


New probes into sleep and dreams.

New probes into sleep and dreams.


Cutaneous manifestations of endocrine disorders.


Infectious complications of acute leukemia.


Cholera today: bedside evaluation and treatment.


Listening with the third ear in eczematous eruptions.


The cost of medical progress.

The cost of medical progress.


The history and physical examination as communication.


Hyperbaria.

Hyperbaria.


Image breakers.

Image breakers.


Systemic lupus erythematosus.

Systemic lupus erythematosus.


Two minutes with diabetes.

Two minutes with diabetes.


The first stage of labor.

The first stage of labor.


Rigidity in muscles.

Rigidity in muscles.


The possible role of the appendix.

The possible role of the appendix.


Community hospital program increased by New York Medical College.


Tumor virus studies.

Tumor virus studies.


Nitrogen pollution.

Nitrogen pollution.


Mentally disturbed teenagers.

Mentally disturbed teenagers.


Extended use of the laser.

Extended use of the laser.


Environmental effects on heart function.


Mesenteric arterial occlusion in the newborn. Case reports.


The auer body: significance in early diagnosis of leukemia. Case report.


Teaching community aspects of health in relation to medical practice.


The etiology, prevention and management of decubitus ulcers.


Mediastinal abscess due to esophageal perforation by a foreign body. Case report.


The Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome differential diagnosis.


Pregnancy maintained after premature rupture. Case reports.


Viet Nam: land of medical need.

Viet Nam: land of medical need.


Planning for general practice.

Planning for general practice.


Family doctor and hospital A combined operation in medical care.


Medical care in Australia.

Medical care in Australia.


Urinary infection in children and associated abnormalities of the urinary tract.


Some aspects of sub-aqa diving.

Some aspects of sub-aqa diving.


Indications for surgery in recurrent status epilepticus.


An attack of chorea complicating oral contraceptive therapy.


Screening for bacteriuria in general practice by a modified nitrite test.


The doctor-patient relationship. 8. The family power tructure.


A case of intermittent claudication due to tropical eosinophilia.


Treatment of pulmonary diseases with Chlorocide-aerosol.


Combined therapy with isoniazid and ethionamide in ulcero-caseous tuberculosis.


Treatment of trichomoniasis with complications.


Treatment of frostbite with Tetran-hydrocortisone ointment.


Effect of No-Spa on the tonicity of cerebral and peripheral vessels.


Treatment of headaches of different types with a new antispasmodic (No-Spa).


Determination of rate and complex constants in copper-catalyzed hydrolysis of glycine ethyl ester.


Epsilon aminocaproic acid and reduction in fertility of male rats.


Incidence of tumor formation in rats implanted with medically used polyvinyl chloride tubings.


Streptomycin precipitation of bacterial extracts from streptomycin-sensitive and corresponding resistant strain of Staphylococcus aureus.


Ionization constants of pharmaceuticals. 4. N.-Methylephedrine, Vasculat and Effortil.


Leaker-testing and sealing methods for ampoules.


Biosynthesis of ergot alkaloids in Claviceps paspali. 3. Incorporation of 6-methyl-delta-8,9-ergolene-8-carboxylic acid-14C and lysergic acid-8-3H.


Presently useful plasma volume expanders.


Red cell production and survival.

Red cell production and survival.


Safe transfusion apparatus.

Safe transfusion apparatus.


Dextrans, their use in surgery and medicine, with emphasis on the low molecular weight fractions.


Transfusion of blood components.

Transfusion of blood components.


A comparison of reciprocal inhibition and experimental extinction in the psychotherapeutic process.


Metabolic effects of blood transfusion.

Metabolic effects of blood transfusion.


Fibrinolysis and afibrinogenemia.

Fibrinolysis and afibrinogenemia.


Pharmacologic and clinical aspects of heparin therapy.


The reinforcement of behavior in institutional settings.


Preservation of blood by freezing.

Preservation of blood by freezing.


Aversion therapy and the concept of punishment.


Anticipatory avoidance learning in the treatment of alcoholism: a record of therapeutic failure.


Postoperative coagulation defects.

Postoperative coagulation defects.


Massed versus spaced desensitization of fear.


Change in level of arousal during childhood.


Hypnosis and behavior therapy.

Hypnosis and behavior therapy.


A method of testing hearing based on operant conditioning.


Giant ovarian cyst and the supine hypotensive syndrome.


The treatment of urinary retention by aversive stimulus cessation and assertive training.


Failure of inflatable cuff resulting in foreign body in the trachea.


Nerve stimulator.

Nerve stimulator.


A simple transducer for measuring penile erection with comments on its use in the treatment of sexual disorders.


Toilet training of an autistic eight-year-old through conditioning therapy: a case report.


The neck venous hum in adults.

The neck venous hum in adults. In a survey of 200 persons, ages 18 to 76, the incidence of normal cervical venous hum was 47 per cent in young adults and 21 per cent in persons of middle and older age, a group in whom it once was thought to be rare. The importance of the hum is that it may be misinterpreted as caused by a pathologic state such as an arteriovenous aneurysm, aortic insufficiency, carotid artery stenosis, patent ductus arteriosus or thyrotoxicosis. The normal cervical venous hum may be distinguished clinically from murmurs associated with disease states by the fact that it can be silenced by light pressure over the jugular vein.


Laryngeal obstruction due to cricoarytenoid arthritis.


Reinforced endotracheal tube. Diversion of air from cuff balloon producing obstruction.


Cardiac arrest in the burned patient following succinyldicholine administration.


Achondroplastic dwarfism. Effects of treatment with human growth hormone. Two male patients with achondroplastic dwarfism aged 7-5/12 and 14(1/2) years were treated with human growth hormone 5 mg daily. Both showed nitrogen retention on balance studies, the older second patient to a marked degree. In the younger patient, height increased from 95.4 to 106.3 cm on hgh 5 mg daily alone for 14 out of 24 months. The rate of growth approximately doubled during the first two treatment periods as compared with the pre-treatment rate. In the second older patient hgh was administered 5 mg daily intramuscularly for 21 out of 33 months. Growth from 129.6 cm to 137.8 cm occurred with the rate increasing following the addition of Na-1-thyroxine to the routine. This increased growth rate occurred during the post-puberty deceleration phase. Bone ages, interpreted from changes in the phalanges and metacarpals, increased from 4(1/2) to 6 years during 16 months in Case 1, and from 13(1/2) to 18 years in 33 months in Case 2. Transient adolescent gynecomastia appeared in Case 2. No local or general toxic effects were noted. These results are suggestive, but whether or not the eventual height of an achondroplastic dwarf can be significantly altered must await further studies.


Marlex mesh in incisional and inguinal herniorrhaphy. Marlex(R) mesh was used in 31 cases of inguinal herniorrhaphy and in 15 cases incisional herniorrhaphy in a five-year period. In 14 of the inguinal and six of the incisional cases the hernias were recurrent. Marlex(R) mesh was used in one case to reenforce the transthoracic repair of eventration of the diaphragm, and in another to reenforce the transthoracic repair of an esophageal hiatal hernia. There were no recurrences. In one case after inguinal herniorrhaphy the mesh was removed because of persistent drainage. Wound infections occurred in two patients with incisional herniorrhaphy, and two others had the accumulation of serous fluid subcutaneously necessitating aspiration of fluid.


Impetigo. Bacteriologic features and renal involvement. One hundred children with impetigo were studied with particular emphasis upon the organism causing the infection and associated renal complications. In 50 per cent of cases, Group A beta-hemolytic streptococcus grew on cultures of material from the lesions, and evidence of recent infection with this organism as shown by an elevation of antistreptolysin O titer was present in an additional 17 per cent of cases. Acute glomerulonephritis developed in three of the 66 children with bacteriologic or serologic evidence of streptococcal infection. Four other children in this group and nine children with staphylococcal impetigo had unexplained microscopic hematuria. All children with nephritis already had evidence of the disease when first seen. In most of those with unexplained hematuria, this condition was detected at the first visit. Hematuria developed in others while they were receiving systemic antibiotics. The significance of isolated microscopic hematuria is uncertain, but is seen often in association with cutaneous infection with both staphylococcus and streptococcus. Microscopic hematuria as defined is apparently not prevented by antibiotic therapy. If acute glomerulonephritis that follows streptococcal cutaneous infection is to be prevented, streptococcal impetigo will have to be treated promptly after onset.


Methods of therapy in alcoholism.

Methods of therapy in alcoholism. Although the philosophy of the community mental health center has been applied to alcoholism since the early part of this decade, it has been pursued much more intensively in recent years, and there has been a decentralization in the management of alcoholics in a series of stages from the jail or work-house to the state hospital and to the clinic and the community. The medical practitioner now has opportunity to treat the alcoholic in private practice. Advances have been made in two directions. Advances in medical management have included reinforcement of the importance of hydration and electrolyte balance, particularly magnesium. Psychopharmacology has contributed three drugs particularly important in the management of acute alcoholism and its complications. These drugs are chlordiazepoxide, chlorpromazine, and thioridazine. Another drug, Antabuse, when properly used, has proven extremely valuable as a deterrent. Equally important have been administrative advances. The importance of the environment and its manipulation has been recognized, and a series of institutional and non-institutional resources, such as clinics, half-way houses, foster homes, and Alcoholics Anonymous has made it less likely that a patient will be turned away without help.


Term twin pregnancy with contraceptive spiral embedded behind placenta.


Reiter's syndrome.

Reiter's syndrome. These discussions are selected from the weekly staff conferences in the Department of Medicine, University of California Medical Center, San Francisco. Taken from transcriptions, they are prepared by Drs. Martin J. Cline and Hibbard E. Williams, Assistant Professors of Medicine, under the direction of Dr. Lloyd H. Smith, Jr., Professor of Medicine and Chairman of the Department of Medicine.


A measles immunization campaign.

A measles immunization campaign.


Control of post-transfusion hepatitis.

Control of post-transfusion hepatitis.


Tokyo-Yokohama asthma. A review and some current concepts. Soon after the occupation of Japan, military physicians began recording an unusually large number of patients with asthma. Subsequent reports labeled the condition "Yokohama asthma" and called it a new environmental respiratory disease. It occurred in the Tokyo-Yokohama area, in previously healthy persons, from October to May during the time of the heaviest concentration of air pollution. The disease begins with cough at night, wheezing and shortness of breath, and apparently does not respond to the usual forms of treatment for asthma. It was reported that the symptoms subsided upon removal of the patient from the Tokyo-Yokohama area but abruptly recurred upon return to the area. It has been implied that the disease is a hypersensitivity phenomenon due to some unknown contaminant in the atmosphere. More recent studies indicate that Tokyo-Yokohama asthma is not a disease but a syndrome seen in people with bronchial infections and asthma. The high level of air pollution is thought to have an aggravating rather than a sensitizing effect.


The proximal tubular handling of amino acids and other ninhydrin-positive substances.


Hemorrhagic shock. Influence of hyperbaric oxygen on metabolic parameters. Oxygen therapy at atmospheric and increased pressure was used in the treatment of experimental hemorrhagic shock. Arterial gases, pH, lactate and pyruvate were determined and compared. Survival was carefully followed and complete pathological evaluation was carried out. The results showed no difference between control animals and those in the hyperbaric oxygen therapy group. It was concluded that hyperbaric oxygen therapy post facto did not influence the metabolic or survival data in this experiment.


The plasma levels, filtered loads, excretion rates, and clearances of a number of ninhydrin-positive substances by normal fasting dogs.


Biochemistry of brown fat and liver of hibernating golden mantled ground squirrels (Citellus lateralis).


Properties and classification of the soluble esterases of human brain.


Dyed fibrin plate assay of fibrinolysis.


Development of a strain of rats with greater than normal susceptibility to oxygen poisoning.


Studies on habituation to cold pain.

Studies on habituation to cold pain.


Quantitative aspects of glutamate utilization by rat adipose tissue and liver in vitro: effect of periodicity of eating.


Interacting effects of thyroid activity and dietary level of vitamin A on erythrocyte fragility in the chicken.


The behavior of atrio-ventricular nodal rhythm following direct perfusion of the sinus node.


Urinary excretion of glucuronides by cold-acclimated rats.


Tissue culture and the study of anticancer agents.


Autoradiography and drug localization.

Autoradiography and drug localization.


Pharmacological reactivity of dystrophic muscle.


A more practical and simplified method of colonic exfoliative cytology. A preliminary report.


Recent advances in leukemia therapy.

Recent advances in leukemia therapy.


Negative results: gold leaf in cataract surgery.


Hospital of St. Raphael: report of perinatal Mortality and Morbidity Committee, calendar year of 1964.


Breast problems and oral contraceptives: a clinical note.


How effective are utilization committees?


A Canadian analyzes factors in utilization levels.


Premedical student evaluates his teen-age volunteer experience.


"Hospitals within hospitals" focus on specific disease areas.


Programmed learning adds new dimensions to nursing curriculum.


Budget preparation: the purchasing agent's role.


Recent outbreaks of salmonellosis point to need for continuing caution.


Just ahead: new standards in structures and equipment.


The Graves lecture, 1966. Host factors in neoplasia.


Forum on frozen meats: patterns of use in 10 Illinois hospitals.


Studies in neurological structure: II.

Studies in neurological structure: II.


An evaluation of the heated thermocouple method of recording skin blood flow.


Successful resection of a ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm in Ireland. Report of a case.


A note on a quantitative method of recording cigarette smoking experience.


Nuclear magnetic resonance methods for determining chemical-exchange rates.


Iron (3)--phenol complexes. II. Iron (3) and proton associations with some singly substituted phenolate ions at 25 degrees.


Optical generation of hydrated electrons from aromatic compounds. II.


Photocleavage of phenoxyphenols and bromophenols.


Photooxidation of phenol, cresols, and dihydroxybenzenes.


The electronic structure of phosphate esters.


Peresters. XII. t-Butyl triphenylperacetate.


Oxygen-rich intermediates in the low-temperature oxidation of t-butyl and cumyl hydroperoxides.


2,3',5',6-Tetra-t-butylindophenoxyl, competitive scavenging, and isoope effects.


Catalytic efficiencies in amide hydrolysis. The two-step mechanism.


Base-catalyzed deuterium exchange of several eneammonium salts.


The active site of cetoacetate decarboxylase.


The rates of hydrolysis of esters of cyclic phosphinic acids.


The geometry of the transition state in the hydrolysis of phosphate esters.


Synthetic peptide models of enzyme active sites. 3. Stereoselective esterase models.


Specific cleavage of peptides at cysteinyl residues.


Enzymatic conversion of vitamin B-12s to a cobamide coenzyme, alpha-(5,6-dimethylbenzimidazolyl)deoxyadenosylcobamide (adenosyl-B-12).


A repressible alkaline phosphatase in Neurospora crassa.


Electrophoretic behavior of mammalian-type cytochromes c.


Reactions of the carbon-cobalt bond of alkylcobalamins. A reversible dissociation of the carbon-cobalt bond.


Amino acid transport in bone. Evidence for separate transport systems for neutral amino and imino acids.


The synthesis of tritium-labeled 14-alpha-methyl-5-alpha-cholest-7-en-3-beta-ol and its enzymatic demethylation.


Augmentation of aldolase activity by high concentration of fructose 1,6-diphosphate.


Base composition of fractions of nuclear and nucleolar ribonucleic acid obtained by sedimentation and chromatography.


Purification and properties of an enzyme from beef liver which catalyzes sulfhydryl-disulfide interchange in proteins.


Isolation and identification of beta-lysine as an intermediate in lysine fermentation.


The inhibition of lactate dehydrogenase by 3-acetylpyridine adenine dinucleotide and bisulfite.


Mechanisms of steroid oxidation by microorganisms. X. Oxidative cleavage of estrone.


Studies on the mechanism of action of the gluconate 6-phosphate dehydrogenase. The presence of a cysteine residue in the active center.


Alterations in protein and nucleic acid metabolism of thymocytes produced by adrenal steroids in vitro.


Evidence for tyrosine at the active center of bovine carboxypeptidase B.


The rate of reaction of carbon monoxide with hemoglobins M.


Effect of insulin on adenosine 3',5'-monophosphate in the rat epididymal fat pad.


Mechanism of the biosynthesis of vitamin A from beta-carotene.


Kinetic analysis of the reaction of cytochrome cc' with carbon monoxide.


Ribonuclease and oigoribonucleotide synthesis. II. Synthesis of oligonucleotides of specific sequence.


The enzymatic methylation of ribonucleic acid and deoxyribonucleic acid. X. Bacteriophage T3-induced S-adenosylmethionine cleavage.


Purification and properties of guanosine diphosphate hexose pyrophosphorylase from mammalian tissues.


Polyribosomes and protein synthesis in the spleen.


Purification and properties of deoxyribonucleic acid polymerase from Micrococcus lysodeikticus.


The dihydroxy acid dehydratase of Neurospora crassa.


Crystalline mammalian L-amino acid oxidase from rat kidney mitochondria.


Physicochemical properties and amino acid composition of chymotrypsinogen B.


Riboflavin synthetase from yeast. Properties of complexes of the enzyme with lumazine derivatives and riboflavin.


The structural abnormality of hemoglobin M Kankakee.


Purification and specificity of a deoxyribonuclease of the hepatopancreas of Octopus vulgaris.


Effects of a single injection of cortisol on amino acid-incorporating activities of rat liver and thymic preparations in vitro.


Citrate-condensing enzyme-oxalacetate binary complex. Studies on its physical and chemical properties.


Packaged disaster hospitals.

Packaged disaster hospitals.


Peroxidase isozymes from horseradish roots. I. Isolation and physical properties.


Severe diarrhea in infants and children.


Clinicopathological conference LXXX conducted by the Department of Pathology, University of Mississippi School of Medicine, Jackson, Mississippi.


Radiologic seminar 53: fixed defects of the gallbladder wall.


Massive strychnine poisoning: a successful treatment.


Ethical drug making: guilty until proven innocent.


An outbreak of coxsackie B-5 virus infection in a newborn nursery.


Asymptomatic bacteremia in the newborn infant.


Studies in sickle cell anemia. XXV. Observations on fluid intake and output.


Glucose-galactose malabsorption.

Glucose-galactose malabsorption.


Congenital lactase deficiency.

Congenital lactase deficiency.


Phenylalanine deficiency syndrome.

Phenylalanine deficiency syndrome.


Catecholamine metabolite excretion of infants with heart failure.


Thromboembolic complications in primary endocardial fibroelastosis.


Skeletal metabolism in early infancy: urinary hydroxyproline.


Psychologic aspects of the maltreatment syndrome of childhood.


The sweat test in cystic fibrosis. A comparison of overnight sweat collection versus the pilocarpine iontophoresis method.


The effects of estrogen and progesterone on the viscosity of canine saliva.


Myasthenia gravis in uncontrolled juvenile hyperthyroidism.


Cholelithiasis in the newborn infant in association with congenital toxoplasmosis and hereditary elliptocytosis.


21 trisomy with an XYY sex chromosome complement.


Poliomyelitis in Laos, 1962-1963. Epidemic and immunity survey.


Legislation and advances in medical knowledge--acceleration or inhibition?


An evaluation of the problems of sanitary sewer system design.


Some effects of high salt concentrations on activated sludge.


Pilot plant for treatment of cane-sugar waste.


Dispersion of a surface waste field in the sea.


Removal of Nitrogen by municipal wastewater treatment plants.


The development of forensic clinics.

The development of forensic clinics.


Anxiety and its recognition.

Anxiety and its recognition.


Treatment of anxiety.

Treatment of anxiety.


Risk of injury in elderly patients treated with phenothiazines.


Endodontics and medicine.

Endodontics and medicine.


Hereditary iron-loading anaemias.

Hereditary iron-loading anaemias.


Wound management and the prevention of tetanus.


Hypernephroma. The internist's tumor.

Hypernephroma. The internist's tumor.


Help to the allergic patient.

Help to the allergic patient.


Dermatomyositis (systemic angiopathy) of childhood.


Unusual manifestations of bronchiectasis.


Iron deficiency and hydremia in normal pregnancy.


"The pill" and the laboratory.

"The pill" and the laboratory.


A guide for the perplexed.

A guide for the perplexed.


Effect of progestational compounds on ovarian endometriosis.


The myth of the bed.

The myth of the bed.


Guy's, patients, nurses--and beds.

Guy's, patients, nurses--and beds.


Farmer's lung.

Farmer's lung.


'Nursing involves the care of the whole patient'.


The emotional development of children.

The emotional development of children.


Prolapse. 2. Operative treatment.

Prolapse. 2. Operative treatment.


Evaluation of services involving nursing staff at a new district general hospital.


Wider scope for nurses; the enrolled nurse and the registered nurse in the mental subnormality hospital.


Nursery at Fulham Hospital.

Nursery at Fulham Hospital.


Auto-immune diseases. General considerations.


Auto-immunity and rheumatic fever. Some immunopathologic and epidemiologic considerations.


Thyroid function tests. Physiologic basis and clinical interpretation.


Importance of adrenal gland in diagnosis and treatment of hypertension.


Endometriosis.

Endometriosis.


Functional hypoglycemia and peptic ulcer.


Pedigree analysis. 2. Clinical discrepancies and limitations.


Clinical evaluation of pulmonary function. 5. Uneven ventilation, perfusion and distribution of blood.


How to approach the eye.

How to approach the eye.


Loss of memory.

Loss of memory.


Pediatric pharmacology.

Pediatric pharmacology.


Epidermoid cancer of anus and perianus.

Epidermoid cancer of anus and perianus.


Hemolytic disease of the newborn. Advances in management.


Understanding the memory process.

Understanding the memory process.


Hill-Burton Hospital Program.

Hill-Burton Hospital Program.


Beware the skunk.

Beware the skunk.


The amenities of psychologic testing.

The amenities of psychologic testing.


Recurrent malignant melanoma.

Recurrent malignant melanoma.


Late treatment of fractures and complications. 2.


Evolution of clinical enzyme tests. 2. Serum lipase.


"Loose talk" and malpractice suits.

"Loose talk" and malpractice suits.


Angiocardiography. Effect of increased intrabronchial pressure. 2.


Dietetics looks to the future.

Dietetics looks to the future.


History and development of the American Type Culture Collection.


Microbiology and molecular biology.

Microbiology and molecular biology.


Microbiology, museums, and the American Type Culture Collection.


Symposium on stability in dynamic microbial systems. II. Some thoughts on microbial taxonomy.


Tritium in surface waters, 1964-1965.

Tritium in surface waters, 1964-1965.


Strontium-90 in 1965 United States wheat.


Strontium-90 human bone from infancy to adulthood 1962-1963.


Food and diet surveillance activities.

Food and diet surveillance activities.


Water.

Water.


Air and deposition. Radioactivity in airborne particulates and precipitation.


Radioactivity in Minnesota municipal water supplies July-December 1965.


Environmental levels of radioactivity at Atomic Energy Commission installations.


Reported nuclear detonations, June 1966.


Chondrocalcinosis and chondrocalsynovitis.


Osteoarthritis of the first metacarpal.

Osteoarthritis of the first metacarpal.


Folic acid activity of serum in rheumatoid arthritis.


Collagen disease is steroid toxicity.

Collagen disease is steroid toxicity.


Types of joint infection.

Types of joint infection.


Leucocytes and melanin pigmentation. II. Leucocyte counts and erythrocyte sedimentation rates in Africa--an interracial study and review of the literature.


Anti-woman or superman?

Anti-woman or superman?


Tightness of the skin over the feet and lower limbs associated with haemosiderosis.


The investigation and interpretation of acid-base disturbances in the paediatric age-group.


Reflections on clinical teaching.

Reflections on clinical teaching.


Pleural effusion associated with cirrhosis.


Morphological changes in the hyalomere of rat blood platelets in experimental venous thrombi.


The plasma cells of the bone marrow in myelomatosis treated with Alkeran (melphalan).


Drug-induced malabsorption of vitamin B 12. 3. Interference of PAS and folic acid in the absorption of vitamin B 12.


Comparative effects of cyclophosphamide and total body irradiation on erythropoietin production in rats.


A simple procedure for the determination of DNA synthesis in cultured lymphocytes.


An essay on contemporary leprosy.

An essay on contemporary leprosy.


Erythropoietin in children. II. Findings in hypoxic polycythaemia.


Cutaneous malignancies.

Cutaneous malignancies.


Giant pigmented nevus with vitiligo.

Giant pigmented nevus with vitiligo.


Surgical improvement of collateral circulation to the brain.


Cardiac work evaluation.

Cardiac work evaluation.


Acute hyperparathyroidism; a surgically correctable cause of coma.


Clinicopathologic conference.

Clinicopathologic conference.


What's what about warts.

What's what about warts.


Federal support of medical research.

Federal support of medical research.


Cervical circlage for mid-trimester abortion.


The neurologic approach to the geriatric patient.


Brain scintiscanning.

Brain scintiscanning.


Pseudogout vs. gout.

Pseudogout vs. gout.


Gower's local panatrophy.

Gower's local panatrophy.


Classification of acoustic neuromas.

Classification of acoustic neuromas.


Pathology and pathogenesis of allergic reactions of the respiratory  tract.


Acoustic tumor surgery. The significance of vital sign changes.


Confirmed retrocochlear lesions. Auditory test results in 163 patients.


Surgical approaches to acoustic tumors.

Surgical approaches to acoustic tumors.


Pathology and pathogenesis of serous otitis media.


Bell's palsy.

Bell's palsy.


The role of the nurse in peritoneal dialysis.


Ossification of ear ossicles. The stapes.


Incus precautions in middle ear surgery.


The displaced fat pad sign.

The displaced fat pad sign.


Incus repositioning in dogs.

Incus repositioning in dogs.


Restoration of ossicular continuity with methyl methacrylate.


Ciliostatic effect of phenol and resorcinol.


Fibrocementoma of the maxilla. An unusual presentation.


Experimentally controlled facial nerve injuries.


Tuberculosis of the tonsil. Extensive pulmonary tuberculosis presenting as a sore throat.


Bronchiogenic cysts. Presentation of a case and review of the literature.


Myringotomy tube inserter.

Myringotomy tube inserter.


Respiratory infections and antimicrobial therapy.


Follow-up of criminal narcotic addicts.

Follow-up of criminal narcotic addicts.


Responsibility and addiction.

Responsibility and addiction.


Some observations on psychopathy.

Some observations on psychopathy.


The prepsychotic characteristics of schizophrenic patients. A comparison with a non-psychotic sibling of the same sex.


Matricide and mental illness.

Matricide and mental illness.


Mental illness and homicide.

Mental illness and homicide.


The Fielding H. Garrison Lecture for 1960. The distinctive Hellenism of Greek medicine.


The responsibility of podiatry in aging programs.


Managing bursitis in podiatry.

Managing bursitis in podiatry.


Symphalangia of the fifth toes.

Symphalangia of the fifth toes.


A review of immersion foot.

A review of immersion foot.


Serial radiographs of a pathologic fracture, second metatarsal shaft.


Interstitial calcinosis.

Interstitial calcinosis.


Psoriatic arthritis: a case report.

Psoriatic arthritis: a case report.


The toll of the road--clinical aspects.

The toll of the road--clinical aspects.


Some social and general aspects of traffic accidents.


Death on the road: the prospects for control.


Death on the roads: the influence of vehicle design.


Changes in admission centre psychiatry.

Changes in admission centre psychiatry.


Coxsackie B pericarditis.

Coxsackie B pericarditis.


A simple method of treatment of acute paronychia.


Idiopathic thrombocythaemia presenting with ischaemia of the toes: report of three cases.


Direct arterial surgery for occlusive disease in the lower limb: a review of 75 cases.


Follow-through angiography in carotid surgery.


Plasma viscosity and the erythrocyte sedimentation rate.


An introduction to diallyl-nor-toxiferene, a blocking muscle relaxant.


The results of radioiodine therapy in thyrotoxicosis.


Student health services.

Student health services.


The absorption of iron after partial gastrectomy.


The association of peptic ulceration, chronic renal disease, and analgesic abuse.


Parathyroid function in chronic renal failure. A statistical survey of the plasma biochemistry in azotaemic renal osteodystrophy.


Effects of fluorine on the germination of some species of seeds.


Rheumatic fever; summary of a rheumatic fever workshop on various aspects of the disease. While rheumatic fever is becoming an uncommon disease in all parts of the United States, it still exists in all areas including Southern California. The disease is sufficiently common in Los Angeles County to warrant organized programs of control aimed particularly at careful follow-up, accurate case reporting, secondary prophylaxis and primary prevention.In April of 1965 a Rheumatic Fever Workshop, in which local, national and state experts in rheumatic fever participated, reviewed the status of the rheumatic fever programs in Los Angeles County. Guidelines for future organization for the control of rheumatic fever were developed and presented.


Planing for precancerous skin. A ten-year evaluation. A 10-year follow-up of 10 patients with precancerous cutaneous alterations that could be expected to recur (actinic keratoses, radiodermatitis, leukoplakia) revealed that dermabrasion gave excellent results in four cases and at least some benefit in four others. While planing is not a panacea for the premalignant skin, this study suggests that it is of prophylactic value in the control of this condition in a reasonable proportion of cases.


The chronically draining ear. Notes on management in the office. THERE ARE THREE FACTORS RESPONSIBLE FOR PERSISTENCE OF DISCHARGE FROM A CHRONICALLY DRAINING EAR: Moisture, opportunistic bacteria, and debris and diseased tissue. In most cases, the discharge may be temporarily controlled or eliminated by office treatment:* Instruction of the patient in aural hygiene and impressing upon him the importance of avoiding getting water in the ear.* Thorough cleaning of the ear, by the physician initially, and by the patient as frequently as necessary to keep the ear free of discharge.* Antibiotics, used locally rather than systemically, and usually in the form of a powder applied by the patient daily at home.* Culture and sensitivity tests when the problem does not respond to routine office treatment as outlined.


Little league shoulder: osteochondrosis of the proximal humeral epiphysis in boy baseball pitchers. Roentgenographic changes consistent with osteochondrosis of the proximal humeral epiphysis were observed in five young baseball pitchers complaining of shoulder pain in the throwing arm. The symptoms and findings were quite similar to the previously reported involvement of the medial epicondylar epiphysis or "Little Leaguer's elbow."The act of throwing a baseball hard is an abnormal whip-like action which places a forceful repetitious traction strain on the shoulder joint. Shoulder pain in youngsters engaged in organized competitive swimming programs can also be explained in this way. Since these entities became evident with the establishment of organized baseball programs for boys in this age group, better medical supervision and rule changes to limit the amount of pitching until the epiphyses close, are urgently needed.


Phenylketonuria. Early detection, diagnosis and treatment. Phenylketonuria can now be detected during the first few days of life by two reliable mass screening techniques; and its major consequence, severe mental retardation, can be prevented by the early institution of a low phenylalanine diet. Case finding, based on determination of phenylalanine serum levels in newborns before discharge from the hospital, appears to yield an acceptable number of new cases without excessive numbers of false positive or false negative tests at the 4 mg per 100 ml reporting level. Feeding history does not appear to be a major factor in influencing test results. In addition to finding cases of phenylketonuria, newborn blood screening has called attention to another group of infants with hyperphenylalaninemia of other causes. The differential diagnosis in such cases is important because the restrictive diet necessary for patients with phenylketonuria might be harmful to others. Such factors as enzymatic immaturity, heterozygote carriers, maternal enzymatic capacities and other amino-acidemic states must be ruled out by thorough examination. Careful observation, investigation and reporting of experience with these patients will help to eliminate some of the present deficiencies in the knowledge of normal and abnormal amino acid metabolism.


The medical student.

The medical student.