SANITARY inspectors.

SANITARY inspectors.


FIRST World Conference on Medical Education: closing plenary sessions.


N.H.S. in 1952; report of the Ministry of Health.


Almroth Wright; pioneer in immunology.

Almroth Wright; pioneer in immunology.


Vitamin B12 in nutritional macrocytic anaemia.


The nature and treatment of Pulmmer-Vinson dysphagia.


Serum vitamin B12 concentrations of patients with megaloblastic anaemia after treatment with vitamin B12, folic acid, or folinic acid.


Anti-sialogogue and other effects of atropine mucate.


A.C.T.H and cortisone in idiopathic thrombocytopenic and Schönlein-Henoch (allergic) purpura.


Composition of articular cartilage in osteoarthritis; changes in collagen/chondroitin-sulphate ratio.


Torsion of the gall-bladder.

Torsion of the gall-bladder.


Diabetic coma associated with lipaemia and complicated by uraemia.


EXPOSURE treatment of burns.

EXPOSURE treatment of burns.


Polyarteritis nodosa treated with A.C.T.H.; report of a case, with recovery.


BRITISH Pharmacopoeia, 1953.

BRITISH Pharmacopoeia, 1953.


AORTIC stenosis.

AORTIC stenosis.


YOUNG'S syndrome.

YOUNG'S syndrome.


A disposable oxygen mask.

A disposable oxygen mask.


POLIOMYELITIS and inoculations.

POLIOMYELITIS and inoculations.


G. R. LEIGHTON.

G. R. LEIGHTON.


REVIEW of forces M. O. s' salaries; some new attractions now.


The practitioner and the hospital service.


A field survey of general practice, 1951-2.


General practice and the hospital.

General practice and the hospital.


GENERAL practice to-day and to-morrow.

GENERAL practice to-day and to-morrow.


G.P., the consultant, and the hospital.

G.P., the consultant, and the hospital.


Acute inversion of the uterus successfully treated by intravaginal hydraulic pressure.


SOME points in the postal inquiry.

SOME points in the postal inquiry.


MIDWIFERY in general practice.

MIDWIFERY in general practice.


SOME changes in general practice since 1948.


The general practitioner and the psychiatrist; a study in cooperation.


A. RENDLE SHORT.

A. RENDLE SHORT.


REVIEW of general practice, 1951-2; report of the General Practice Review Committee.


V. H. ELLIS.

V. H. ELLIS.


POSTAL inquiry among 12,879 general-practitioner principals, July, 1951.


Treatment of cancer of the larynx by interstitial radium needles.


Folic-acid-excretion studies in the investigation of malignant disease.


The prevalence of foot defects among wartime recruits.


Incidence, origin, and prevention of certain foot defects.


The 17-hydroxycorticosterone content of human ascitic fluid.


Experimental chemotherapy of oxyuriasis.


Pregnancy and Gaucher's disease.

Pregnancy and Gaucher's disease.


Vaginal ulceration due to potassium permanganate.


Piperazine in the treatment of threadworms in children; report on a clinical trial.


Prolapse of the urethra in young girls.

Prolapse of the urethra in young girls.


RESPONSIBILITY for murder.

RESPONSIBILITY for murder.


ANTIBIOTICS in whooping-cough.

ANTIBIOTICS in whooping-cough.


Use of the electrodermatome, with special reference to its value in serious burns.


SEVERE reactions to penicillin.

SEVERE reactions to penicillin.


CULTIVATION of the common cold virus.

CULTIVATION of the common cold virus.


OCCUPATIONAL fertility.

OCCUPATIONAL fertility.


PREVENTION of foot defects.

PREVENTION of foot defects.


QUALITY in general practice.

QUALITY in general practice.


Facilities under the National Health Service.


CAPITAL punishment for murder: the Royal Commission's report.


REMOVED from N.H.S. lists: two Tribunal cases.


Carcinoma of the female breast: conservative and radical surgery.


Treatment by oestrogens of pulmonary metastases from breast cancer.


Ten years' clinical experience of modified leucotomy operations.


Intestinal protozoa in mentally deficient children.


Hypercalcaemia and impairment of renal function in generalized sarcoidosis.


Splenic venography.

Splenic venography.


Anal fissure.

Anal fissure.


Unusual case of rupture of spleen.

Unusual case of rupture of spleen.


Rupture of spleen in infectious mononucleosis.


Pregnancy following haematosalpinx.

Pregnancy following haematosalpinx.


TREATMENT of breast cancer.

TREATMENT of breast cancer.


SMOKELESS zones.

SMOKELESS zones.


RETURNED prisoner of war.

RETURNED prisoner of war.


ANAL fissure.

ANAL fissure.


SPLENIC venography.

SPLENIC venography.


The Public Health Laboratory Service.

The Public Health Laboratory Service.


LEWIS G. GLOVER.

LEWIS G. GLOVER.


C. B. GOULDEN.

C. B. GOULDEN.


R. H. CROWLEY.

R. H. CROWLEY.


A.M.A. meeting.

A.M.A. meeting.


New motion pictures.

New motion pictures.


FELLOWS, have you looked at your new directory?.


BEHIND the scenes of medical color television.


Accreditation program for group medical clinics.


A letter from Iowa.

A letter from Iowa.


FUNDAMENTAL requirements for graduate training in surgery.


MEDICAL motion pictures approved by College.


GUIDING principles in evaluating medical motion picture films.


APPROVED programs of graduate training in general surgery and in the surgical specialties in United States Government Hospitals as of September 1, 1953.


Challenge of the future.

Challenge of the future.


CANCER facilities approved by College in 1953.


GRADUATE training in surgery: fundamental requirements for graduate training.


A bone disorder associated with copper deficiency. I. Gross morphological, roentgenological, and chemical observations.


A bone disorder associated with copper deficiency. II. Histological and chemical studies on the bones.


The filter paper electrophoretic identification of urinary chorionic gonadotrophin; a new test for pregnancy.


Tuberculosis in modern society.

Tuberculosis in modern society.


The anemia of copper deficiency in dogs compared with that produced by iron deficiency.


Serum alkaline phosphatase in the rat.

Serum alkaline phosphatase in the rat.


Broussais, or a forgotten medical revolution.


Arturo Castiglioni, 10th April 1874-21st January 1953.


Desoxyribosenucleic acid changes in the rat liver produced by thioacetamide: a microphotometric analysis.


Susceptibility of a human fibrosarcoma line to poliomyelitis virus.


Behavior and the temporal rhinencephalon in the monkey.


Filter paper electrophoresis of human hemoglobins with special reference to the incidence and clinical significance of hemoglobin C.


Studies of extrahepatic biliary obstruction in the white mouse by fluorescence microscopy.


AMERICAN Association of the History of Medicine, twenty-sixth annual meeting, Columbus, Ohio, April 10-12, 1953.


The role of supervision in psychiatric training.


Psychiatry and the practice of medicine.


Child psychotherapy without interpretation of unconscious content.


A treatment program for open-ward neuropsychiatric patients.


Symposium on cardiovascular surgery; introductory remarks.


The relation of cardiac catheterization to cardiovascular surgery.


Mitral commissurotomy.

Mitral commissurotomy.


Anesthesia management of the rheumatic cardiac for mitral valvulotomy.


Coarctation of the aorta.

Coarctation of the aorta.


Patent ductus arteriosus.

Patent ductus arteriosus.


The clinical use of homologous arterial grafts.


Use of the steroids and gonadotropins in gynecology.


Evolution of the doctor-patient relationship.


The vascularity of the early subcutaneous nodules of rheumatoid arthritis.


PREGNANCY and rheumatoid arthritis.

PREGNANCY and rheumatoid arthritis.


Viremia in poliomyelitis.

Viremia in poliomyelitis.


[False serological reactions in syphilis in natives of the Antilles].


Pathology as a medical specialty (young men wanted).


The reticulo-endothelial system: a structural and functional analysis.


A brief survey of the biochemistry of the group A hemolytic streptococci.


Alkalosis during hypokaliemia.

Alkalosis during hypokaliemia.


Poisonous cultivated plants.

Poisonous cultivated plants.


Arteries of the head of the femur.

Arteries of the head of the femur.


DR. LAWRENCE PETERS.

DR. LAWRENCE PETERS.


Biological potency and its relation to therapeutic efficacy. The relation between the biological activity of drugs, expressed in terms of international units, and their therapeutic efficacy is neither simple nor constant, varying with the patient, the disease, and the drug, together with a number of other factors. Yet clinicians and pharmaceutical manufacturers understandably demand as simple a relation as possible between unitage and efficacy. The authors examine the implications of that demand and consider how far bio-assay in terms of units can be adapted to meet it. For this purpose they select three substances whose standardization is under consideration by the WHO Expert Committee on Biological Standardization: adsorbed diphtheria toxoid, delay insulin, and corticotrophin. In their conclusions, they consider that unitage should be regarded simply as a statement of the amount of active principle present, and that it should be taken as an indication of efficacy only when the efficacy depends on the content of active principle. Where different dosage-response relationships of an active substance, and of the same substance compounded to increase efficacy, entail the establishment of a standard for the "compound", the unitage of that compound must be expressed in terms of the number of units of starting material compounded. Finally, they consider that unitage, apart from indicating the amount of active substance, cannot be very useful to the clinician in his estimate of a drug's efficacy.


The second international standard for penicillin. In 1950 the Department of Biological Standards, National Institute for Medical Research, London, was authorized by the WHO Expert Committee on Biological Standardization to prepare the Second International Standard for Penicillin. A single batch of specially recrystallized sodium penicillin G was obtained and 11 laboratories in seven different countries were requested to take part in its collaborative assay. 112 assays were carried out, of which 101 were done by cup-plate methods using either Staphylococcus aureus or Bacillus subtilis. The results were subjected to standard methods of analysis, on the basis of which the authors define the Second International Standard for Penicillin as containing 1,670 International Units (IU) per mg, with limits of error (P = 0.05) of 1,666-1,674 IU/mg. The International Unit is therefore redefined as the activity contained in 0.0005988 mg of the Second International Standard for Penicillin.


Inactivation of DDT deposits on mud surfaces. The problem of the inactivation of DDT deposits on dry mud surfaces is presented and its causes outlined. The phenomenon is found to be due to adsorption of the DDT crystals present on the surface; this adsorption appears to be the initial step in the catalytic decomposition of DDT by the iron oxides present in soils, since there is a direct relation between the amount of oxides present and their capacity to inactivate DDT deposits.The DDT-inactivating capacity of soils can be determined by testing them for catalytic activity in the thermal decomposition of DDT.The adsorption of DDT by soil is influenced by environmental relative humidity. Inactivated deposits may be reactivated by increase of the atmospheric humidity.Several substances proposed for the protection of the DDT deposit from inactivation were tested without success. Reference is made, however, to the encouraging findings of some other workers. Limewashing is recommended for the protection of DDT deposits.


Enumeration of viable tubercle bacilli (BCG) by the roll-tube method. A technique for counting viable BCG particles by the roll-tube method is described.The bacterial suspension is diluted in a 5% solution of bovine albumin (Armour, fraction V) and five drops (0.1 ml) of the appropriate dilution are delivered into each of a number of bottles containing 0.9 ml of Dubos basic medium with 2% agar; the contents of the bottles are maintained in a liquid state at 45 degrees C before inoculation. The inoculation bottles are sealed with rubber stoppers and rolled. The colonies are counted after three to five weeks' incubation at 37 degrees C.Data from a series of counts indicate conformity with a Poisson distribution.The incorporation of oleic acid in the medium is not advisable because it results in low counts and an abnormal dispersion of the numbers obtained with parallel bottles, although the colonies are considerably larger than they are when oleic acid is excluded.


Plague studies. VIII. Clinical aspects.

Plague studies. VIII. Clinical aspects. The author examines in detail the symptomatology, diagnosis, and treatment of plague, and outlines the problem of the length of the incubation period.The clinical features commonly met with in all severely-affected plague patients, regardless of the primary localization of the infection, are described. The author then deals with the symptomatology and manifestations of bubonic plague as compared to those of primary pneumonic plague.The importance of a clinical diagnosis, from the point of view of prevention, is stressed, and the differential diagnosis of various forms of the disease is described.The study contains a detailed discussion of the respective merits of antibiotic treatment, serotherapy, and sulfonamide treatment. The author points out that the outstanding success of streptomycin and some other antibiotics will probably relegate the sulfonamides to the second rank in the treatment of bubonic plague.


Plague studies. IX. Epidemiology.

Plague studies. IX. Epidemiology. Epidemiological aspects of (a) bubonic plague and (b) primary pneumonic plague are discussed separately in this study. The cause, spread, and persistence of bubonic outbreaks are dealt with.IN THE CASE OF PRIMARY PNEUMONIC PLAGUE, THE AUTHOR SYSTEMATICALLY REVIEWS THE FACTORS INFLUENCING THE SPREAD OF THE DISEASE: climatic and social conditions, infectivity of the patients, immunity, and control measures. In discussing the cause of pneumonic plague outbreaks, the author deals with the possible influence of a special virulence of pneumonic strains, the role of the rodent and flea species involved, and the possibility of a pneumotropismus acquired by Pasteurella pestis.The periodicity (cyclical and secular) of bubonic plague epidemics is discussed with a view to the possible forecasting of future epidemics.The author indicates the influence of race, age, sex, and occupation on the incidence of both forms of the disease.


Obstructive urinary tract lesions in children. Diseases that cause obstruction to the passage of urine in children almost always are owing to developmental defects. The most common site of obstruction in children, both male and female, is the neck of the bladder. The importance of recognizing these conditions in the early stage of their development is emphasized by the fact that renal damage that may lead to failure occurs much more rapidly in children than in adults. Symptoms are often insignificant. Recurrent or chronic infection in the urine should always be regarded as a warning sign. Investigation of the urinary tract in children is relatively easy, and with the improved methods of treatment now available, cure can be effected in virtually all cases in which irreversible changes in the kidneys have not occurred at the time of recognition.


Phenylbutazone: an evaluation of its use. Phenylbutazone (Butazolidin(R)), one of the newer antirheumatic drugs, while providing varying degrees of symptomatic relief in various types of rheumatism, may also cause serious toxic side effects. It is most effective in acute gout, and slightly less so in rheumatoid arthritis, of both the spondylitic and peripheral types. Its use in degenerative arthritis is not indicated. Its toxic side effects include gastrointestinal upsets, edema, rash, stomatitis, purpura, hematuria, agranulocytosis and reactivation of peptic ulcer. Several fatalities have been reported. It is, however, a valuable drug if used properly. Extreme caution should be exercised in selection of patients, in administration of the drug and in continuous observation of patients receiving it.


Anoxemia and brain disease.

Anoxemia and brain disease. The author advances the concept that anoxemia, either in its general or restricted form, or both, is probably responsible for a considerable portion of "degenerative diseases," whose etiologic delineation has not yet been traced. It is necessary, he believes, to enlarge greatly the comprehension of the disordered circulatory states to include oxygen want and thereby account for a number of conditions hitherto considered to be of unknown cause. More than this, he finds in oxygen want an explanation of the mechanism of a number of individual lesions or details of lesions otherwise not well understood. The author believes it is very likely that an understanding of cerebral anoxia in its ultimate ramifications will open still wider doors to the understanding of certain clinical syndromes the cause of which remains obscure.


Treatment of intraoral carcinoma; combined resection of the jaw and radical dissection of the neck. Intraoral carcinomas first occur as primary growths. From these sites they spread by the lymphatics to the regional nodes. In the past, treatment of these lesions has consisted of radiation therapy for the primary lesion, followed by radical neck dissection. The results of this treatment have not been satisfactory. On the other hand, for carcinoma elsewhere in the body the results of surgical extirpation of the primary lesion, of the intervening lymphatics and of the regional nodes at the same operation has given much better results. In the past few years an attempt has been made to improve the results of treatment of intraoral carcinoma by removal in continuity of the primary lesion, intervening lymphatics and regional nodes. The improvement in anesthesiology, electrolytes and fluid balance, blood replacement, and the development of the antibiotics, in conjunction with the realization that the cosmetic deformity is not as great as might be expected, has led to this development. In those centers where it has been possible to apply this principle of treatment to intraoral carcinoma the results have been very encouraging.


The sublingual administration of curare. A new method of administering d-tubocurarine transmucosally by sublingual pellets (and also by rectal suppository) was used in 100 patients. In therapeutic dosage of 6 to 12 mg., it was found to be non-toxic and very effective in relieving pain due to acute and chronic muscle spasm. The relief was often of long duration or permanent and no unpleasant side effects were noted in any case. The drug was found to be more prompt and more effective in its action than mephenesin. In addition to relief of pain, it was found to be useful in distinguishing between kinds of pain and hence in differential diagnosis.


Diagnosis and treatment of gouty arthritis. The characteristic phenomena of acute gouty arthritis are acute arthritis in a middle-aged male, associated with serum uric acid above 6 mg. per 100 cc. and a satisfactory response to colchicine. Roentgenographically observable changes do not occur early. In recent years uric acid metabolism has been studied by means of isotope techniques utilizing labeled substances. Uric acid is excreted in relatively constant amounts by humans and is little affected by variations in dietary intake, except for purine or nucleic acid substances. Persons with gout have a greater total amount of uric acid and a lower turnover than normal persons. In the treatment of acute attacks of gout colchicine is still the most practical single drug, even though its pharmacologic action remains unknown. Benemid (probenecid) is a powerful uricosuric agent of low toxicity which has been subjected to extensive clinical trial for three years. It causes inhibition of the resorption of urate from the glomerular filtrate; the site of action is believed to be the tubular cells. The author's usual dose is 2 gm. a day. This has caused a lowering of the uric acid in the serum and an increase in the urinary output.


Stenosis of the urethral meatus in boys; surgical correction. Stenosis of the external urethral meatus in boys is not an uncommon developmental defect. It may cause disease higher in the urinary tract and unless corrected may lead to permanent damage. The most effective treatment is meatotomy, which can be carried out in a physician's office by a method described.


Primary cutaneous coccidioidomycosis; the criteria for diagnosis and a report of a case. Study was made of a case of coccidioidomycosis known to have resulted from primary inoculation of the organisms into the skin. Clinical observations and laboratory data were obtained at the time of clinical illness and for a period of five years thereafter. From the information thus obtained and correlation of it with what already was known of coccidioidomycosis, it was concluded that the disease originates very rarely as the result of primary cutaneous inoculation. In most instances lesions suspected to be of this type have actually resulted by dissemination of the organisms to the skin from a previously unrecognized pulmonary focus. Primary cutaneous coccidioidomycotic lesions closely resemble the primary cutaneous lesions (chancres) in other infectious granulomata, such as syphilis, tuberculosis and sporotrichosis. Spontaneous involution should occur within three months and then there should be immunity to reinfection in all but one or two per thousand instances. From these observations certain criteria were evolved by which to determine in a case of coccidioidomycosis with cutaneous manifestations whether or not the infecting organism entered through the skin.


Relationships in consultation.

Relationships in consultation. The cause of medicine is advanced by the proper exchange of services between general practitioners and specialists. As a medical group and singly, physicians stand to benefit by strengthening their relationships; and the one to benefit most of all by this combination of services is the patient. Any physician of integrity admits that it is impossible for one physician to know all there is to know about every medical subject. The establishment of rules of conduct to be followed by those who get together to solve a medical problem will promote the use of advisory practice.


Nasal myiasis caused by the primary screw-worm, Callitroga hominivorax (coquerel).


Surgical correction of flexion deformity of the cervical spine.


TREATMENT of cancer with arginase.

TREATMENT of cancer with arginase.


Union labor health and welfare insurance plans.


Chief problems confronting hospital administrators today.


Saskatchewan convention follows Western Institute.


X-ray technicians hold Mammoth convention.


Continuing committee on hospital statistics.


Report to C.H.A. biennial meeting.

Report to C.H.A. biennial meeting.


Treatment of burns.

Treatment of burns.


Chronic ulcerative colitis.

Chronic ulcerative colitis.


Home nursing and civil defence.

Home nursing and civil defence.


I was a nurse.

I was a nurse.


NURSING service in health insurance.

NURSING service in health insurance.


Psychology for student nurses.

Psychology for student nurses.


Nurse-teacher cooperation.

Nurse-teacher cooperation.


Panhysterectomy.

Panhysterectomy.


The effect of benign and malignant tumors on liver catalase activity.


The influence of some hormonal, dietary, and tumor factors on liver catalase activity in rats.


Antihistaminics and apomorphine-induced vomiting.


A comparison of the method of flame photometry with the chemical methods for the determination of cations in tissues.


The antigenicity of cholera vaccine prepared in fluid medium.


Parallel studies of complement and blood coagulation. IX. The effect of methionine, choline, and cystine on the changes induced by ethionine.


Autolysis in normal and pathological cerebrospinal fluids.


Cultivation of poliomyelitis virus in tissue culture. VI. Methods for quantity production of poliomyelitis viruses in cultures of monkey kidney.


Rehabilitation of the tuberculous patient.


A Wetzel grid survey in Toronto.

A Wetzel grid survey in Toronto.


The incidence of human trichinosis in Canada.


Peptic ulcer.

Peptic ulcer.


Prepyloric exclusion in the operation of gastrectomy for duodenal ulcer; the Bancroft procedure.


The post-gastrectomy syndrome.

The post-gastrectomy syndrome.


Palliative treatment of prolapse of the uterus.


Five year survey of multiple pregnancies.


Intravenous alcohol in obstetrical labour.


Rectal tribrom-ethanol (avertin, bromethol) in eclamptic toxaemia.


Concerning strokes.

Concerning strokes.


After effects of western equine encephalomyelitis infection in man.


Primary peritonitis.

Primary peritonitis.


Treacher Collins syndrome.

Treacher Collins syndrome.


How the dermatologist can help in industry.


Haemorrhage in anticoagulant therapy.

Haemorrhage in anticoagulant therapy.


Isoniazid in childhood tuberculosis.

Isoniazid in childhood tuberculosis.


A report on the survival of the patients treated for cancer from 1935 to 1947 inclusive.


Two cases of unilateral blindness following anaesthesia with vascular hypotension.


Blood vessel surgery.

Blood vessel surgery.


Experience in pulmonary resection for tuberculosis.


Tuberculosis of the superficial lymph nodes.


Treatment of true widening ankle mortise.


Three atypical cases of Hodgkin's Disease, presenting with liver failure.


Basilar artery syndrome.

Basilar artery syndrome.


Balantidial dysentery.

Balantidial dysentery.


Re-expansion of the lung treated by artificial pneumothorax.


By Apollo.

By Apollo.


A review: on the mechanism of action of certain temporary anti-cancer agents.


Systemic effects of tumors in force-fed rats. II. Effect on the weight of carcass, adrenals, thymus, liver, and spleen.


Studies with radioactive Colchicine. I. The influence of tumors on the tissue distribution of radioactive colchicine in mice.


Systemic effects of tumors in force-fed rats. III. Effect on the composition of the carcass and liver and on the plasma lipids.


Detection metastic tumor cells by intraperitoneal inoculation or organ brei from tumor-bearing mice.


Occurrence of pulmonary tumors in strain A mice following total-body X-radiation and injection of nitrogen mustard.


Attempts to induce immunity against mammary adenocarcinoma in inbred mice.


The effect of Russian encephalitis and other viruses on mouse leukemia.


Autoradiography of mast cells in experimental skin tumors of mice injected with radioactive sulfur (S35).


A comparative study of certain properties of liver beta-glucuronidase of inbred mice.


6-Mercaptopurine: effects in mouse sarcoma 180 and in normal animals.


Tissue culture screening of amino acid analogs for selective damage to mouse sarcoma cells.


The heterologous transplantation V-2 rabbit carcinoma.


Amputation of fingers in utero.

Amputation of fingers in utero.


Essay on tiredness.

Essay on tiredness.


Mosquitoes of Curacao.

Mosquitoes of Curacao.


Psychiatry in relation to the general practitioner.


The influence of socio-anthropological factors on the incidence of syphilis in a heterogenous group of pregnant women in Trinidad.


Ciaccio bodies and the life of the neurone.


Cytological studies on the oogenesis of Fasciola Hepatica L.


Fertilization in Fasciola hepatica L.

Fertilization in Fasciola hepatica L.


Cytological studies on the egg-cells of Lumbricus terrestris L.


Mating of cells of same mating type in heterothallic Saccharomyces.


Morphological and cytological studies in Albugo species on Ipomoea aquatica and Merremia emarginata.


Christiaan Huygens; an address delivered at the annual meeting of the Holland Society of Sciences at Haarlem, May 13th, 1950, on the occasion of the completion of Huygens's Collected Works.


[François Rousset and the first monograph on cesarean section].


[External prophylactic rotation of the head in pelvic presentation].


Indices of physiological maturity: derivation and interrelationships.


Adult discount; an aspect of children's changing taste.


Child animism; what the child means by alive.


Young children's responses to a picture and inset test designed to reveal reactions to persons of different skin color.


[Hand drilling device for wire sutures of knee cap and cubital hook fractures].


Mitral commissurotomy in the older aged patient. An analysis of twenty patients over the age of fifty.


Rheumatic activity as judged by the presence of Aschoff bodies in auricular appendages of patients with mitral stenosis. II. Clinical aspects.


Tetralogy of Fallot with unilateral pulmonary atresia. A clinically diagnosable and surgically significant variant.


Hemodynamic effects of valvulotomy in pulmonic stenosis.


Further observations on the effects of autonomic blocking agents in patients with hypertension. II. Hemodynamic, ballistocardiographic and electrocardiographic effects of hexamethonium and pentamethonium.


Studies of quantitative ballistocardiography; the velocity of body displacement in patients with heart disease.


The kinetocardiogram. II. The normal configuration and amplitude.


Venous disorders of the lower extremity.


The electrocardiogram of a Beluga whale.


Electrocardiograms of deceptive form in ventricular hypertrophy.


Embolic occlusion of patent foramen ovale; a syndrome occurring in pulmonary embolism.


The patient with cardiovascular disease and rehabilitation: the third phase of medical care.


The estimation of peripheral vascular resistance to varying rates of flow in the isolated rat hindquarter.


Pulmonary wedged catheter pressures.

Pulmonary wedged catheter pressures.


Theoretic analysis of the influence of heart-dipole eccentricity on limb leads, Wilson central-terminal voltage and the frontal-plane vectocardiogram.


Higher frequency phenomena in the normal ballistocardiogram.


Relationship between cerebrospinal fluid pressure changes and cerebral blood flow.


Polyvinylpyrrolidone: the electromigration characteristics of the blood plasma expander.


Dynamic and neurogenic factors determining the hepatic arterial flow after portal occlusion.


Glomerular filtration rate, renal blood flow and blood viscosity during and after diabetic coma.


The effect of diet on the blood pressure and heart rate of normal dogs; protein and carbohydrate.


Analysis of the radiocardiogram in heart failure.


Hypertension following bilateral nephrectomy of the dog; the influence of dietary protein on its pathogenesis with emphasis on its development in the absence of extracellular fluid expansion.


Protection against hypertension, arteriolonecrosis and death by hog renal extracts in experimental malignant hypertension.


Acetylcholinesterase in the conductive tissue of the heart.


Further evidence for a critical vessel caliber in experimental coronary shock.


The ballistocardiograph in psychophysiologic research.


[Use and abuse of antibiotics].

[Use and abuse of antibiotics].


Arthritis in children.

Arthritis in children.


Adolescent flared ribs.

Adolescent flared ribs.


Calcaneovalgus foot in the newborn and its relation to developmental flatfoot.


Dural and intradural compression as a cause of clubfoot.


Supracondylar and transcondylar fractures in children.


Early roentgenographic changes in Perthes' disease.


Infantile scurvy.

Infantile scurvy.


Interpretation and treatment of weight-bearing defects in apparently healthy children.


Posture in children.

Posture in children.


Congenital separation of the symphysis pubis.


Structural scoliosis.

Structural scoliosis.


Conservative management of scoliosis.

Conservative management of scoliosis.


Treatment of femoral-shaft fractures in children.


Trigger thumb in infants.

Trigger thumb in infants.


Tuberculosis of the spine in children.

Tuberculosis of the spine in children.


Research in orthopaedic surgery.

Research in orthopaedic surgery.


Backache and sciatic pain.

Backache and sciatic pain.


Crisscross tibiofibular graft for nonunion of the tibia.


Myositis ossificans.

Myositis ossificans.


Ewing's tumor and its differential diagnosis.


Metatarsal resection for disabilities of the foot.


Treatment of poliomyelitis based on pathophysiology.


The morticed transfacet bone-block fusion.


Physiologic basis of bone-graft surgery., with special reference to the theory of induction.


Relation of tarsal anomalies to spastic and rigid flatfeet.


Surgery in the treatment of complications of Paget's disease.


Immunity and the prevention of poliomyelitis.


Distribution of gamma globulin in 1953.

Distribution of gamma globulin in 1953.


Poliomyelitis at Children's Hospital, 1952.


The orthopedic care of convalescent poliomyelitis patients.


Emotional difficulties encountered in children with poliomyelitis.


The medical management of acute anterior poliomyelitis.


The occurrence of Coxsackie viruses in hospitalized poliomyelitis patients.


Observations on the faecal excretion of total solids, nitrogen, sodium, potassium, water and fat in the steatorrhoea syndrome.


Early effects of radioiodine on human thyroid function.


The pain threshold in nerve blocks.

The pain threshold in nerve blocks.


Vascular responses in patients with high serum titres of cold agglutinins.


The assay of thyrotrophic hormone by the discharge of I from the thyroid of day-old chicks.


Cardiac output in osteitis deformans.

Cardiac output in osteitis deformans.


Studies on the peripheral circulation in osteitis deformans.


The clearing by heparin of alimentary lipaemia in coronary artery disease.


Metal-capsule optical manometer for measuring pressure in the human gut with an open-ended tube.


Liver blood flow and general anaesthesia.


[Method of graphic reconstitution applied to the study of vascularization].


[Effect of a thyroxin antagonist, 3:5-diiodo-4-hydroxybenzoate of butyl, on the metabolism of thyroxin labelled by radioactive iodine in different positions, in thyroidectomized rat].


[The treatment of infection by antibiotics].


[Professional life in U.S..].

[Professional life in U.S..].


[Therapy of intestinal lambliasis].

[Therapy of intestinal lambliasis].


[Eighth Congress of the International Federation of Hospitals].


Retinitis pigmentosa combined with other heredo-degenerative syndromes and a paranoic condition.


Acute regional ileitis.

Acute regional ileitis.


Carotid body tumor in a mentally sick patient.


Blood volume: an important factor in preoperative evaluation.


Trichinosis, the great mimic.

Trichinosis, the great mimic.


Leiomyosarcoma of uterus following irradiation for non malignant bleeding.


An electro-ballisto-cardiograph selector switch and a permanently wired table.


The challenge of our aging population.

The challenge of our aging population.


The physician and federal retirement pension programs.


NONSERVICE connected disabilities. II.

NONSERVICE connected disabilities. II.


HERPES zoster in old age.

HERPES zoster in old age.


CONVALESCENT departments for general hospitals.


IN MEMORIAM Elmer L. Henderson.

IN MEMORIAM Elmer L. Henderson.


The clinical value of polyvinylpyrrolidone (P.V.P.).


Paul Ehrlich.

Paul Ehrlich.


Cardiovascular reflexes during intrathoracic surgery.


Ether anesthesia; a true gas technique.

Ether anesthesia; a true gas technique.


Addiction potentialities of some methadone analgesics and alpha acetylmethadol as determined by their hyperglycemic responses in rabbits.


The effect of carbon dioxide on cerebral blood flow, spinal fluid pressure and brain volume during pentothal sodium anesthesia.


Re-evaluation of Metrazol in experimental barbiturate poisoning.


The role of the anesthesiologist in patient care during the immediate postanesthesia-postoperative period.


A proposal for a new method of evaluation of the newborn infant.


The influence of Respiratory acidosis on the plasma levels of thiopental and on the depth of anesthesia.


The management of primary cardiac arrest under anesthesia.


Clinical experiences with transorbital leucotomy.


Uteri (human) cancer free following two to ten years of weekly large doses of estradiol benzoate.


Psychiatric consultation on medical and surgical service: a case illustration.


Recognition of psychiatric approach to criminals by the Delaware courts.


Involutional psychosis.

Involutional psychosis.


An electric shock fatality.

An electric shock fatality.


Prison, a valuable adjunct in the psychotherapy of character disorders.


Group psychotherapy.

Group psychotherapy.


Geriatric aspects of male patients.

Geriatric aspects of male patients.


Alcoholism and thrombosis of the internal carotid artery.


Islet cell adenoma of the pancreas.

Islet cell adenoma of the pancreas.


Incidence of tuberculosis in the state hospital.


Psychosomatic illness.

Psychosomatic illness.


Treatment and prognosis of alcoholism.

Treatment and prognosis of alcoholism.


Factors contributing to disturbance in superego control in emotionally disturbed institutionalized children.


Rigidity in schizophrenia, as shown by certain Rorschach signs.


PSYCHIATRIC research possibilities in Delaware.


Some reactions of parents to proposed institutional treatment for their child.


The convalescent care of rheumatic fever in children.


Counselling mothers of children in psychiatric treatment.


The social history, a therapeutic process.


[On pityriasis lichenoides chronica and prurigo chronica nodularis].


The place of a psychiatric clinic in the public schools.


[Intravenous treatment of anemia with trivalent iron].


[The spread of poliomyelitis in Germany since the end of the second world war].


[New viewpoints on the therapy and pathogenesis of trigeminal neuralgia; root decompression by Taarnhøj].


[To Wilhelm Ceelen on his 70th birthday].


[Clinical features of an acute septal perforation].


[Remarks on certain experimental studies in dentistry].


[Report on meeting of Deutsche Gesellschaft für Zahnärztliche Prothetik und Werkstoffkunde, 9-10 May, 1953].


Treatment of diabetes selection of technic according to severity.


The management of diabetes mellitus in children.


Dietary instruction for the diabetic.

Dietary instruction for the diabetic.


An interpretation of diabetes in the light of its pathology.


Development of a psychological program in a tuberculosis hospital.


Group therapy of obese diabetic patients.


SERUM lipids and atherosclerosis.

SERUM lipids and atherosclerosis.


Acceptance of the ADA diets and exchange lists.


Spontaneous diabetes mellitus in the dog: an account of eight cases.


Intralobar pulmonary sequestration.

Intralobar pulmonary sequestration.


Clinical usefulness of the Wilkerson-Heftmann blood sugar test.


The reliability of chest roentgenography and its clinical implications.


Initial foci, a special group of minimal tuberculosis; prognosis and treatment.


Cavitation within bland pulmonary infarcts.


Diagnosis in congenital heart disease.

Diagnosis in congenital heart disease.


The clinical problem of infected cystic disease of the lung.


Complications of enzymatic debridement in pulmonary tuberculosis with bronchopleural fistula.


Phthisiogenetic considerations based on tomographic analysis of 320 consecutive cases of localized pulmonary tuberculosis in adults.


Social aspects of diabetes mellitus.

Social aspects of diabetes mellitus.


Prevention of iodism in bronchography by use of ACTH; case report.


Evaluation of the Middlebrook-Dubos hemagglutination test in tuberculosis.


Retiring president's address.

Retiring president's address.


Gustave Edouard Laguesse; his demonstration of the significance of the Islands of Langerhans.


Psychiatry in Central Europe.

Psychiatry in Central Europe.


Factors affecting the islets of Langerhans.


Dormin poisoning; a case report.

Dormin poisoning; a case report.


Congenital absence of the odontoid process.


A new technic for the detection of hidden diabetes: induction of hyperglycemia by feeding glucose after dietary preparation.


RECENT statistics on diabetes.

RECENT statistics on diabetes.


Standardization of carbon dioxide treatment.


Treatment of stutterers with carbon dioxide.


NEUROLOGICAL clinical pathological conference of the Cincinnati General Hospital: Chronic subdural hematoma, right.


[Structure and physiological activity of certain substituted phenoxyalkylcarbonic acid in plants].


Endemic dental fluorosis in Kenya; a preliminary report.


Preliminary report on dental fluorosis in Kenya European children.


The nature and classification of onyalai.


Intestinal obstruction due to ascariasis.


INVESTIGATION of peripheral nerve and muscle injury.


The development and growth of the intervertebral disc.


Lysivane in the treatment of Parkinsonism.


Thymectomy in myasthenia gravis.

Thymectomy in myasthenia gravis.


The hazards of major surgery.

The hazards of major surgery.


A case of gastro-intestinal lymphomatosis.


Identification of three transformation products after an adrenal perfusion with epiandrosterone.


Effect of steroids on oxidation of proline by kidney of adrenalectomized and hypophysectomized rats.


The in vivo metabolism of 21-desoxycortisone.


The influence of somatotropin and corticotropin on the islets of Langerhans of the rat.


Effects of hypothalamic lesions and subsequent propylthiouracil treatment on pituitary structure and function in the rat.


Alterations in the white blood cell picture in normal, hypophysectomized and splenectomized guinea pigs during mild stress and following epinephrine injection.


The assay of estrogens in the chick by oral administration.


Glucose studies in Crocodilia.

Glucose studies in Crocodilia.


Effects of testosterone and other steroids on incorporation of glycine-1-C14 into protein by rat and human liver slices.


Estronase activity of human and rodent tissues.


The accelerating effect of adrenalectomy on regrowth of hair in the rat; regrowth of hair in parabiotic rats, one partner being adrenalectomized.


Reproductive performance of female mice treated prepuberally with a single injection of estradiol dipropionate.


The effect of propylthiouracil on radioiodide concentrating by the thyroid gland in normal and hypophysectomized mice.


Cross reaction of serotypes 51 A, 51 B, and 51 D of Paramecium aurelia, variety 4.


A culture chamber for the continuous biochemical and morphological study of living cells in tissue culture.


The preparation and properties of the deoxypentosenucleases of calf thymus and mouse leukaemic tissue.


The intracellular distribution of the deoxypentosenucleases of mammalian tissues.


Electron microscopy of isolated chromosomes.


Studies on the mechanism of Janus green B staining of mitochondria. I. Review of the literature.


II. Reactions and properties of Janus green B and its derivatives.


Localization of carbohydrases at the surface of fungus spores by acid treatment.


III. Reduction of Janus green B by isolated enzyme systems.


Observations on the social behaviour of cells in tissue culture. I. Speed of movement of chick heart fibroblasts in relation to their mutual contacts.


A study of the medullary cells of the hair.


Separation of mitochondria into two morphologically and biochemically distinct types.


Quantitative studies on the dependence of cell morphology and motility upon the fine structure of the medium in tissue culture.


Electron microscopic investigation of the cell wall organization of wood.


Secretion of sperm agglutinin in the fertilized eggs of the sea urchins.


Electron microscopic studies of small cytoplasmic particles (microsomes).


Rotating nuclei in tissue cultures of adult human nasal mucosa.


The determination of small amounts of P32 labeled DNA in tissue by co-precipitation with an inactive carrier.


Further observations on the structure of myelin.


Effect of versene on sea urchin eggs.

Effect of versene on sea urchin eggs.


Structural and chemical properties of the plasmalemma of Amoeba proteus.


A cartesian diver balance-capillary respirometer for metabolic studies of tissue culture.


Evidence for the conversion of desoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) to ribonucleic acid (RNA) in Epistylis articulata From. (Ciliata: Peritricha).


A note concerning bacterial cell walls, mitochondria and nuclei.


The chromatic nuclear membrane.

The chromatic nuclear membrane.


A diamond knife for ultrathin sectioning.


The otologist looks at the industrial noise problem.


Carcinoma of the larynx.

Carcinoma of the larynx.


Recent advancements in perimetry.

Recent advancements in perimetry.


HAS otolaryngology a future?

HAS otolaryngology a future?


WHAT otolaryngologists should know about cerebral palsy.


DIAGNOSIS of glaucoma, with emphasis on history-taking.


DIPLOPIA in concomitant strabismus.

DIPLOPIA in concomitant strabismus.


Chronic otorrhoea.

Chronic otorrhoea.


Aero-otitis: etiologic and therapeutic considerations.


Factors in cataract wound closure.

Factors in cataract wound closure.


Uncommon complications of scleritis.

Uncommon complications of scleritis.


Intranasal medication with an antibiotic-decongestant solution.


A vocal frequency analysis in voice dysfunction.


Surgical complications of glaucoma; prevention and management.


EMOTIONAL trauma in hospitalized children.


DIAGNOSIS of glaucoma with emphasis on history-taking.


WHAT parents should be told about cleft palate.


PSYCHONEUROSIS cured by sphenoid irrigation.


POLIO misdiagnosed croup.

POLIO misdiagnosed croup.


Medical quacks in Chicago.

Medical quacks in Chicago.


[Myocardial infarction, therapy and management].


[Angina ulcerosa].

[Angina ulcerosa].


[Roentgenological differential diagnosis of simple hypospadia from hypospadia in hermaphroditism].


Rational antibiotic therapy.

Rational antibiotic therapy.


EVENTRATION of the diaphragm.

EVENTRATION of the diaphragm.


Cardiac pain.

Cardiac pain.


Phenylbutazone in general practice.

Phenylbutazone in general practice.


Anorexia in children.

Anorexia in children.


Group learning of psychosomatic medicine.


Thyroiditis and its treatment.

Thyroiditis and its treatment.


Management of the convulsive disorders.

Management of the convulsive disorders.


AUSTRALIAN M.D.'s like health program.

AUSTRALIAN M.D.'s like health program.


Industrial medicine: a legitimate field for the general practitioner.


TRENDS and events in the Nation's Capital.


ANATOMY artists get specialized training.


Mulling over the modes of settlement.

Mulling over the modes of settlement.


The family physician meets Wall Street.

The family physician meets Wall Street.


REPORT on general practice residencies prepared by the Commission on Education American Academy of General Practice.


Haematological and nutritional effects of oral antibiotics.


Haemopoiesis in relation to disorders of the alimentary tract.


The gastric lesion in anaemia with particular reference to biopsy.


Haematological and nutritional effects of operation on the stomach.


Megaloblastic anaemia following operations on the intestine.


Megaloblastic anaemia and subacute combined degeneration from tuberculous disease of the small intestine.


Three cases of small intestinal neoplasm.


Two unusual small intestinal neoplasms, both with anaemia.


The diagnostic value of gastric aspiration in haematemesis.


Routine sigmoidoscopy for the early detection of rectal carcinoma.


Carcinoma of the gallbladder.

Carcinoma of the gallbladder.


A radiological study of the movements of the tongue, pharynx and oesophagus in acrosclerosis.


Presidential address.

Presidential address.


Fulminating gastroenterocolitis caused by staphylococci; its apparent connection with antibiotic medication.


The effect of tween-65 and tween-80 on gastrointestinal motility in man.


Effect of intragastric irradiation on gastric acidity in the dog.


An evaluation of kutrol in the treatment of uncomplicated duodenal ulcer.


Studies in pancreatic function. V. The use of the secretin test in the diagnosis of pancreatitis and in the demonstration of pancreatic insufficiencies in gastrointestinal disorders.


Studies on several cholinergic drugs as possible etiologic agents in ulcerative colitis.


Massive leiomyosarcomas of the stomach; a report of 5 cases.


Pancreas aberrans in the stomach, report of a case.


Stenosis of the stomach caused by corrosive gastritis.


Coexistent carcinoma of the stomach and hypertrophic gastritis; report of a case with review of the literature.


[Diabetes in 1953; the Congress of Vals].


[Fluorine in subterranean waters in RSFSR as a factor in fluorosis and dental caries morbidity].


The treponematoses.

The treponematoses.


Irradiation pneumonitis: report of a case with description of histological findings.


Essential thrombocytosis and its significance: with report of a case.


ARCHIBALD WILSON HARRINGTON.

ARCHIBALD WILSON HARRINGTON.


ALEXANDER MACLENNAN.

ALEXANDER MACLENNAN.


Donald Guthrie, M.D.

Donald Guthrie, M.D.


Untoward reactions from Banthine therapy; report of two cases developing maniacal symptoms.


Use of the intramedullary nail in leg shortening and femoral osteotomy.


Cancer of the thyroid.

Cancer of the thyroid.


Screening of the surgical patient.

Screening of the surgical patient.


Hypobaric pontocaine spinal anesthesia for prone and lateral positioned operations.


The determination of hemoglobin in the clinical laboratory.


Tumors of the thigh mistaken for thrombophlebitis.


The uses of radioactive colloidal gold.

The uses of radioactive colloidal gold.


Subacute thyroiditis.

Subacute thyroiditis.


A rational approach to antibiotic therapy.


Papillary cystadenoma lymphomatosum; a case report.


Nasal glioma; report of a case.

Nasal glioma; report of a case.


Little leaguer's shoulder: a fracture of the proximal epiphysial cartilage of the humerus due to baseball pitching.


Bronchial adenoma; report of a case.

Bronchial adenoma; report of a case.


Report of a case of celiac disease and a discussion of the celiac syndrome.


Tumors involving the Gasserian ganglion.


The cutaneous changes in thyroid disease.


Infectious asthma.

Infectious asthma.


Parenteral fluid therapy in pediatric surgical patients.


Studies in mammary cancer. II. Relation of parity to type and grade of cancer.


An analysis of the routine photofluorographic program at the Guthrie Clinic and Robert Packer Hospital: a preliminary report.


Evaluation of the patient for anesthesia in oral surgery.


Congenital cyst of the iris.

Congenital cyst of the iris.


Otitis media with effusion.

Otitis media with effusion.


The diabetic dental patient.

The diabetic dental patient.


Surgery and pregnancy.

Surgery and pregnancy.


Doctor Donald Guthrie: his published works, a bibliography.


[The clinical picture of a simulated coronary aplasia originating from the pulmonary artery].


Raised incidence of infection in infants born to mothers with infection of the urinary tract at the time of delivery.


Presentation and prolapse of the umbilical cord.


So-called granulosa- and theca-cell tumors.


Portal hypertension.

Portal hypertension.


The problem of venereal diseases among immigrants.


The treatment of venereal diseases in Israel in 1952.


A contribution to the investigation of dyskinesias of speech.


Differential homeotherapy in right abdominal and pelvic pain.


Geriatric problems.

Geriatric problems.


Comments on the statistics of dysentery, food poisoning and paratyphoid in Israel.


Frequently forgotten homeotherapeutic agents in gastro-intestinal disorders.


Potency disorders in the male; a review of 1960 cases of premature ejaculation.


Homeopathy does work.

Homeopathy does work.


A critique and appraisal of homeopathy.

A critique and appraisal of homeopathy.


The treatment of hypertension; experience of treatment with hexamethonium and veratrum viride preparation in 50 patients.


Ectopic pregnancy; a study of 79 cases.

Ectopic pregnancy; a study of 79 cases.


EMPIRICISM.

EMPIRICISM.


An additional method for x-ray examination of the heart of infant.


Clinical cardio-vascular allergy.

Clinical cardio-vascular allergy.


Review of differential homeotherapeutics of acute infections of the upper respiratory tract.


INTERESTING life insurance statistics.

INTERESTING life insurance statistics.


Hugo A. Freund and Harper Hospital.

Hugo A. Freund and Harper Hospital.


Hugo A. Freund, scientist.

Hugo A. Freund, scientist.


The Phrygian cap gall bladder.

The Phrygian cap gall bladder.


Spondylitis rhizomelique (spondylarthritis and ankylopoietic spondylarthritis).


Present day management of inguinal hernia and hydrocele in infants and children.


Hugo A. Freund and the Detroit Department of Health.


Trichinosis.

Trichinosis.


Plasma protein patterns in a case of lipoid nephrosis; an electrophoretic study.


Mediastinal liposarcoma.

Mediastinal liposarcoma.


Specifications useful in blood filter construction.


Our later years.

Our later years.


Goiter and breast cancer.

Goiter and breast cancer.


Rehabilitation of the arthritic.

Rehabilitation of the arthritic.


Barrier systems, preferences and neurotropism in infectious diseases of the central nervous system.


Renal vascular disease a primary basis of essential hypertension.


Antithyroid-therapy in Graves' disease.

Antithyroid-therapy in Graves' disease.


Non-penetrating wounds of the abdomen.

Non-penetrating wounds of the abdomen.


Meckel's diverticulum.

Meckel's diverticulum.


The effects of corticotropin (ACTH) and of cortisone on experimental peptic ulcer in dogs; with a discussion on the relation of these hormones to peptic ulcer in man.


THYROTOXIC heart disease.

THYROTOXIC heart disease.


NUTRITION and the heart.

NUTRITION and the heart.


IATROGENIC heart disease.

IATROGENIC heart disease.


INTERATRIAL septal defects.

INTERATRIAL septal defects.


CARDIAC clinic; hyperthyroidism.

CARDIAC clinic; hyperthyroidism.


Arteriosclerosis.

Arteriosclerosis.


[Subaqueous coloclysis; effects and indications].


[First international congress of the histopathology of the nervous system].


Hospitals pinched by high costs.

Hospitals pinched by high costs.


PLANNING hospital construction.

PLANNING hospital construction.


Planning for the clinical sciences in the hospital.


Hospital modernizing; laboratory-pharmacy; save time and money with these suggestions.


Install sectional furniture for future flexibility.


Why not a production line system for prescriptions?


Nursing school budget.

Nursing school budget.


Formulary assures therapy with economy.

Formulary assures therapy with economy.


How diet affects growth and health.

How diet affects growth and health.


MONTHLY menus; September 1953.

MONTHLY menus; September 1953.


Balancing the budget is different today.


Research- why it is needed in the small hospital, too.


Housekeeping costs rising.

Housekeeping costs rising.


The hospital as a health university; a realistic approach to education.


A new concept of care for the mentally ill.


A painless method of hospital financing.


Surveying the proprietary nursing home.

Surveying the proprietary nursing home.


52 One-hour programs familiarize interns with hospital problems.


A proposed new statement on hospital-physician relationships.


A decision on nursing school accreditation.


A case study; essentials of effective pediatric service.


A look at Britain's national health program.


Sanitation and safety practices from a public health viewpoint.


Factors which contribute to damage to hospital linens.


Pain relief with trichlorethylene.

Pain relief with trichlorethylene.


Dietary clinic serves whole community.

Dietary clinic serves whole community.


Good dietary service; excellent human relations medium.


AMERICAN Hospital Association: the 1953 convention in review.


DIETETICS administration.

DIETETICS administration.


Corporate management in the hospital.

Corporate management in the hospital.


North Carolina Memorial farms out its interns.


The hospital and public health.

The hospital and public health.


Volunteers can humanize patient care.

Volunteers can humanize patient care.


The control of professional practice through the medical audit.


Reviewing some of the legal responsibilities of nurses.


Free China's hospitals.

Free China's hospitals.


Australia's plans for a new voluntary health insurance program.


DYNAMIC plan for recruiting and training technicians.


CRITICAL shortage of hospital personnel.


Persuasion: important technique in selling safety.


See-through desk top speeds charting time.


ENGINEERING and maintenance.

ENGINEERING and maintenance.


Washing methods for the hospital housekeeper.


Over-all versus initial costs.

Over-all versus initial costs.


Tracheotomy in chest injuries.

Tracheotomy in chest injuries.


Prevention and treatment of rheumatic fever.


Diaphragmatic hernia; a report on 103 cases.


The physician as a witness.

The physician as a witness.


The effect of pregnancy on disease.

The effect of pregnancy on disease.


Indeterminate pulmonary lesions.

Indeterminate pulmonary lesions.


What the new doctors' draft law means to you.


Unusual acute abdomens.

Unusual acute abdomens.


PHYSICIAN placement service.

PHYSICIAN placement service.


BCG vaccine.

BCG vaccine.


The cost of medical latin.

The cost of medical latin.


Calculation of premature mortality rate for a hospital.


So-called tropical eosinophilia.

So-called tropical eosinophilia.


A case of tuberculous lymphadenitis treated with E.C.C.O.


Management of heart-failure in infants and children of non-rheumatic origin.


Gall-stones in an Indian girl aged 10 years.


Banti's disease; with two illustrative case reports, treated successfully with streptomycin.


Treatment of non-tuberculous meningitis.


The consumer of industrial health services.


Organic phosphate insecticides.

Organic phosphate insecticides.


Hand injuries: The immediate treatment of acute open wounds.


Lead and lead poisoning in early America; Benjamin Franklin and lead poisoning.


Prosthetic replacement of the metacarpal head.


Bernardino Ramazzini, 1633-1714, founder of occupational medicine.


NEW dietary regime in ulcer therapy.

NEW dietary regime in ulcer therapy.


Streptomycin: background, isolation, properties, and utilization.


Research in sleep deprivation and exhaustion; an invitation to further observation and study.


The psychologic implications of shock therapy.


Experimental research on the relation between diet and cancer; comparisons of cancer incidence and subsequent mortality in deficient, whole and supplemental diet fed golden hamsters (Mesocricetus auratus).


Bizarre cyclic episodes in a hemiplegic aphasic; a personal case report.


A psychologic interpretation of Gustav Vigeland's group sculptures.


[Species formation in viruses].

[Species formation in viruses].


Cylinder plate assay and some studies of isonicotinic acid hydrazide with M. tuberculosis 607.


Ecology of the miracidium. I. On the perpendicular distribution and rheotaxis of the miracidium of Fasciola hepatica in water.


Nutritional requirements of Salmonella paratyphi and its terminal respiratory pattern.


Parasitological studies in the Far East. VIII. An epidemiologic survey of the Tone River area, Japan.


Form variation of Salmonella paratyphi A in respect of the O-antigen I.


Parasitological studies in the Far East. IX. An epidemiologic survey of Shikoku Island, Japan.


Studies on nutritional requirements of bacteria. VIII. Free amino acids in the bacterial cell of streptomycin-resistant Staphylococcus.


On cultivation of Bac. pestis in the tube of glucose agar containing the infusion of animal organ.


Epidemiology of infectious diarrhoea.

Epidemiology of infectious diarrhoea.


On Streptomyces cinnamonensis n. sp., the source of an antitubercular antibiotic of low toxicity.


Complement fixation test using the antigen prepared from the nervous tissue of adult mice infected with poliomyelitis virus Lansing type.


IN MEMORY of the late counsellor, Dr. Haruo Hayashi.


Curare-like action of magnocurarine isolated from Magnolia obovata.


The mechanism of apnea caused by intravenously injected nicotine and aminocordin.


A method of assaying adrenal cortical hormones based on a decrease in the circulating lymphocytes of hypophysectomized rats (lymphopenia method).


Study on Gardenia florida L. (fructus gardeniae) as a remedy for icterus. I. Effect of fructus gardeniae extract on bile-secretion of rabbits.


Comparative depression of several short acting barbiturates and spiro-barbiturates.


Pharmacological studies in the functions of the extrapyramidal system. I.


Study on Gardenia florida L. (fructus gardeniae) as a remedy for icterus. II. On the effect of the extract of fructus gardeniae on the blood bilirubin in bile-duct ligatured rabbits.


Modification of the cardiovascular-respiratory action of aconitin by intravenously injected procaine in rabbits.


[Legion of Honor decoration of Professor Amândio Tavares].


Anaphylactic reaction from topical penicillin; report of a case.


Allergic reactions to penicillin: a panel discussion.


Unusual penicillin hypersensitiveness.

Unusual penicillin hypersensitiveness.


The etiological role of streptococcus toxin-antitoxin systems in the experimental production of arterial sensitization.


Use of soybean milk as an aid in prophylaxis of allergic disease in children.


Ragweed oil dermatitis.

Ragweed oil dermatitis.


Inactivation of the antihistaminic drugs in the liver and in the gastrointestinal tract.


Aminophylline in the treatment of allergic dermatosis. II. Urticaria; its comparative value in relation to antihistaminics and ACTH.


Sensitization of nasal mucous membranes to bacteria.


Cutaneous sensitization to blue-green algae.


The Schultz-Dale technique.

The Schultz-Dale technique.


A guide to statistics. I. Concepts and general considerations.


Corn meal enrichment.

Corn meal enrichment.


Soybean as a milk substitute for potentially allergic infants.


Enrichment of whole ground corn meal in diets of farmoperator families.


Utility and economy factors in using prefabricated meats.


Reducing and post-reducing maintenance on the moderate-fat diet; metabolic studies.


Supranormal dietary requirements of acutely ill patients.


Dietary surveys in Peru. I. San Nicolás, a cotton hacienda on the Pacific coast.


Instruction of medical students in nutrition.


Dietetic aspects of nursing care.

Dietetic aspects of nursing care.


The present status of plasma substitutes.


Physiologic and clinical basis for therapy in chronic occlusive arterial vascular disorders.


Treatment of hypertension in elderly patients with methium chloride; preliminary report.


Modulated laxative action for the geriatric patient.


Carcinoma of the colon and rectum in geriatrics.


The early diagnosis of bowell obstruction.


Effectiveness of radiotherapy in cancer of the uterine cervix.


Prolapse of the uterus.

Prolapse of the uterus.


The perforated cruciate intramedullary nail: preliminary report of its use in geriatric patients.


Bronchiogenic carcinoma.

Bronchiogenic carcinoma.


Psychiatric services in general hospitals.


Use of antibiotics in nonbacterial respiratory infections.


The family physician and the Public Health Department.


New cholinergic drugs for postoperative urinary retention.


NEW and nonofficial remedies: fructose.

NEW and nonofficial remedies: fructose.


Office use of the frog test for pregnancy.


Approved internships and residencies in the United States; annual report of internships and residencies by the Council on Medical Education and Hospitals of the American Medical Association.


APPROVED internships: Council on Medical Education and Hospitals of the American Medical Association.


APPROVED residencies and fellowships: Council on Medical Education and Hospitals of the American Medical Association.


APPROVED examining board in medical specialties: Advisory Board for Medical Specialties.


ANNUAL report on internships and residencies.


INTERN shortage.

INTERN shortage.


HOSPITALS in general: criteria of tax exemption.


Military medicine.

Military medicine.


Cerebral edema and its relation to barbituric acid poisoning.


Sulfobromophthalein clearance test.

Sulfobromophthalein clearance test.


Natal day deaths: the long-neglected field of infant mortality.


Hospitals and prevention of neonatal mortality.


Role of the pediatrician in prevention of needless neonatal deaths.


Corrective brace for the upper extremity in hemiplegia.


New antiemetic drug; preliminary report.


Radiation protection comes of age.

Radiation protection comes of age.


Medicine, warfare, and history.

Medicine, warfare, and history.


TRANSISTOR hearing aid.

TRANSISTOR hearing aid.


WORLD Medical Association and medical education.


SUNDAY painter.

SUNDAY painter.


COUNTY medical society Grievance Committees.


TAXES: deductibility of expenses of postgraduate study.


Course and management of myasthenia gravis.


Endocrine aspects of infertility in men.


Clinical studies on veratrum alkaloids. IV. Use of protoveratrine in toxemia of pregnancy.


Pain caused by potassium intoxication in a patient with Kimmelstiel-Wilson syndrome.


Has a solution for the unsolved fracture been found? Problems and complications of fractures of femoral neck.


Hemorrhage due to self-medication with bishydroxycoumarin.


Gastrointestinal hemorrhage due to rupture of aortic aneurysm into the esophagus.


Carcinoma of the cervical esophagus and larynx; treatment of an elderly patient by esophagolaryngectomy (Wookey operation).


Nature of spontaneous auricular flutter in man; report of a case observed directly during cardiac surgery.


Death following the use of efocaine; report of a case.


Chromoblastomycosis; thirteenth reported case in the United States.


Allergic contact dermatitis caused by melmac orthopedic composition.


Surgical treatment of perforated duodenal ulcer in the newborn; report of a case.


Blastomycosis in tuberculous patient.

Blastomycosis in tuberculous patient.


Simple coupling device for polyethylene catheter.


Transrectal biopsy of the prostate.

Transrectal biopsy of the prostate.


NEW and nonofficial remedies: vitamin B12 with intrinsic factor concentrate.


BILATERAL adrenalectomy for Cushing's syndrome.


Development and future of the section on nervous and mental diseases.


Early development of the psychiatrist.

Early development of the psychiatrist.


Prophylaxis of allergic disease in the newborn.


Differences in calf circumference as diagnostic guide to thrombophlebitis.


Asymptomatic fractures in osteoporotic spines of the aged.


A five year study of tuberculous children treated with streptomycin.


Radioactive gold in the treatment of malignant effusions.


Avulsion of the brachial plexus; report of six cases.


Late meningeal reaction to ethyl iodophenylundecylate used in myelography; report of a case that terminated fatally.


Myxedema heart; advanced failure with rapid recovery.


Exfoliative dermatitis following ingestion of phenylbutazone (butazolidin).


RODENSTOCK eye refractometer.

RODENSTOCK eye refractometer.


Trace elements in brucellosis.

Trace elements in brucellosis.


INFANTAIR, Model 1500.

INFANTAIR, Model 1500.


EQUALIZATION pay for physicians in armed forces.


Schirmer: investigation report of Arkansas Attorney General.


PLACEMENT of physicians in Illinois.

PLACEMENT of physicians in Illinois.


Physiologic changes occurring in patients with cirrhosis of the liver.


BLOOD transfusion: death from hepatitis following use of pooled blood plasma.


The rhythmic movements of erythrocytes.

The rhythmic movements of erythrocytes.


YAWS control campaign under the auspices of the World Health Organization.


Fruits of the spirit.

Fruits of the spirit.


Elizabeth Bass, M.D.

Elizabeth Bass, M.D.


Judith Ahlem, M.D., thirty-seventh president of the American Medical Women's Association.


Today's challenge.

Today's challenge.


Diagnosis of lumbar disk lesions; diodrast opacification of the nucleus pulposus.


Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome; report of a case.


Ethics.

Ethics.


WEST VIRGINIA Supreme Court of Appeals; decision.


Aseptic necrosis of the acromial end of the clavicle; presentation of four cases.


Acute abdominal conditions; roentgen diagnosis.


Differential diagnosis of pulmonary neoplasms.


Osseous manifestations of systemic diseases in infancy and childhood.


Radiographic diagnosis of urinary tract neoplasms in infants and children.


Streptomycin therapy in nontuberculous diseases.


Suppository bases. I. An evaluation of the rates of release of theophylline.


Solubility of phenobarbital in propylene glycol-alcohol-water systems.


Titration of pharmaceuticals in nonaqueous solvents.


A practical apparatus for indirectly recording the systolic blood pressure of the rat.


Colorimetric peroxide test method for determining vegetable oil stability.


Countercurrent distribution of colchicine and some derivatives.


The effect of banthine and prantal on human thermoregulatory sweating.


Toxicity studies of a nonionic detergent.


The effects of fasting treatments on the acid-soluble phosphate fraction of the small intestine of the rat.


The activity and toxicity of ampules amytal sodium and seconal sodium in aqueous polyethylene glycol 200.


The effects of some metabolites and anoxia on the acid-soluble phosphate fraction of in vitro rat intestinal strips.


Experiments with khellin. V. The structure of desmethylisokhellin.


Antibacterial activity of a series of diphenylmethanes.


Studies on the absorption of choline chloride.


Factors affecting the microbiological assay of pyridoxine in multivitamin products.


A note on the purification of dioxane for use in preparing nonaqueous titrants.


Phenylethyl alcohol as a bacteriostatic agent in ophthalmic solutions.


The president's address.

The president's address.


A method of visualizing the urinary tract and a basis for assessing renal function in small animal radiography.


Surgical relief of hydrops amnii.

Surgical relief of hydrops amnii.


The pathology of shipping fever in feedlot cattle.


Treatment of range ewes with estradiol cyclopentylpropionate to control breeding; a field trial.


Pasteurelloses in dairy cattle.

Pasteurelloses in dairy cattle.


Pasteurellosis in swine.

Pasteurellosis in swine.


The role of Pasteurella in sheep diseases.


Blood cytology of shipping fever in beef cattle.


Isolation of Salmonella pullorum from a chinchilla.


Three-day sickness of baby pigs.

Three-day sickness of baby pigs.


Parakeratosis in swine.

Parakeratosis in swine.


Virus pneumonia in swine.

Virus pneumonia in swine.


Organic insecticides for the control of swine mange.


Piroplasmosis in a dog.

Piroplasmosis in a dog.


Potassium nitrate poisoning in a dog; a case report.


Examination of commercial silver fox as a possible host for Echinococcus granulosus (Batsch 1786) Rudolphi 1805 in Salt Lake County, Utah.


Photosensitization keratitis in young goats following treatment with phenothiazine.


WHERE and what is hemorrhagic septicemia?


Studies on anti-tumor substances produced by microorganisms. I. On the antitumor substance No. 289.


Studies on anti-tumor substances produced by microorganisms. II. On the process of large scale production and chemical characters of the antitumor substance No. 289.


On the isolation of a new antibiotic griseoflavin chiefly active against gram-positive organisms.


New antibiotic, vinacetin, chiefly antagonistic against human tubercle bacilli.


Leucomycin, a new antibiotic.

Leucomycin, a new antibiotic.


Studies on trichomycin. II. Antibiotic activities against Trichomonas, Candida, and Treponema pallidum.


Antiviral activity of several quinone and isoquinoline derivatives.


Studies on trichomycin in the urine by oral or parenteral administration.


Sarkomycin, an anti-tumor substance produced by streptomyces.


Action of human gastric juice on human blood clots.


Pyruvate accumulation in preserved blood.


Detection and measurement of freezing in tissue.


In vivo measurement of body fat and body water in swine.


Renal excretion of salt and water consequent to hypertonic saline infusion followed water ingestion.


Renal excretion of salt and water consequent to hypertonic saline infusion followed by water ingestion.


Fibrinolytic and proteolytic activity of a human plasminogen, prepared from fraction III of human plasma.


Venous return from skin and muscles of the forearm.


Carbohydrate intermediates and related cofactors in the human erythrocyte.


Bioassay of small amounts of vasoactive substances.


Physiological effects of condenser discharges with application to tissue stimulation and ventricular defibrillation.


Direct continuous measurement of differential pressures.


On the teaching of temperature regulation in a medical physiology course.


Blood, plasma, serum and urine changes following hyperoncotic and iso-oncotic dextran.


Computation of cardiac output from dye dilution curves.


Effect of unilateral hypoxia on gas exchange and calculated pulmonary blood flow in each lung.


Pathological effects of explosive decompression to 30 mm Hg.


Influence of evaporative forces upon skin temperature dependency of human perspiration.


Volume of distribution of added chloride.


Changes in renal tubular transport maxima associated with renal vasodilatation.


Site of saluretic action of an organic mercurial compound.


Diverticulitis of the colon.

Diverticulitis of the colon.


Tumors of the brain and spinal cord in children.


Energy costs of various physical activities in relation to pulmonary tuberculosis.


Convulsive threshold values to parenterally injected pentamethylenetetrazole in epileptic monkeys.


DOCTOR draft law.

DOCTOR draft law.


WALTER M. Boothdy, M. D.

WALTER M. Boothdy, M. D.


Altitude stress in subjects with impaired cardiorespiratory function; a comparison of the responses of normal subjects, patients with angina pectoris, and patients with anemia to hypoxia.


Neurocirculatory collapse in aircraft flight; report of a case.


Escape from aircraft by downward ejection.


The effect of high breathing pressure on cardiac output with and without counter pressure.


The operational hazard of microwave radiation.


Dynamic centrifuge trials of anti-G valves.


Reduction of aircraft engine noise hazards.


Numbers and characteristics of lactate-utilizing organisms in the rumen of cattle.


Aromatic biosynthesis. VII. Accumulation of two derivatives of shikimic acid by bacterial mutants.


Observations on the staining of bacillus megaterium with triphenyltetrazolium.


Studies on antibiotic resistance and the nucleic acid content of bacteria.


Synthesis of glutamic acid and alanine by Salmonella pullorum.


Studies on antibiotic synergism and antagonism: the effect in vitro of combinations of antibiotics on bacteria of varying resistance to single antibiotics.


Agglutination by human sera of erythrocytes incubated with streptococcal culture concentrates.


Antigenic relationships of Haemophilus pertussis, the parapertussis bacillus, and Brucella bronchiseptica as shown by cross protection tests in mice.


The oxidation of glucose by Penicillium chrysogenum.


Ultrafiltration of recently isolated neurotropic viruses.


A study of the application of standard phage techniques to the host-phage system of Corynebacterium diphtheriae.


Evidence for the induced nature of the change from nontoxigenicity to toxigenicity in Corynebacterium diphtheriae as a result of exposure to specific bacteriophage.


Amide synthesis and transamidation during growth of Saccharomyces cerevisiae.


The equivalence of thiamin and pyridoxine for a strain of Saccharomyces cerevisiae. I. Effect on growth rate and carboxylase activity.


The equivalence of thiamin and pyridoxine for a strain of Saccharomyces cerevisiae. II. The loss of pyridoxine during growth and the sparing effect of thiamin transaminase activity.


Speciation within the genus Brucella. II. Evaluation of differential dye, biochemical, and serological tests.


Transmittance of tumor-inducing ability to avirulent crown-gall and related bacteria.


Infrequent appearance of drug resistant strains of tubercle bacilli in experimental animals treated with streptomycin and p-amino-salicylic acid.


Reclamation of streptococcal cells for reuse in adsorption of antisera.


The occurrence of cell plates in bacteria.


The relation between sulfonamide resistance and p-aminobenzoic acid requirement.


Selective inhibition of microbial growth by the incorporation of triphenyl tetrazolium chloride in culture media.


A method for obtaining comparable specimens for both light and electron microscopy.


Failure to demonstrate a relationship between tyrosine and the toxicity of diphtherial culture filtrates.


The initial deviation from linearity of the thermal death rate curve of a putrefactive anaerobe.


Molecular-kinetic properties of crystalline trypsinogen.


Calcification. X. An x-ray diffraction study of calcification in vitro in relation to composition.


Further studies on cholesterol in liver cell fractions of normal and cholesterol fed rats.


The mechanism of adenine thiomethylriboside formation.


Glucose, gluconate, and 2-ketogluconate oxidation by Acetobacter melanogenum.


The purine metabolism of a 6-mercaptopurine-resistant Lactobacillus casei.


Asymmetric labeling of acetoacetate by enzymatic acetyl exchange with acetyl coenzyme A.


Variations in rat dipeptidase activity following parenteral administration of activator and inhibitor.


The metabolism of epitestosterone by rabbit tissues in vitro.


Incorporation of glycine-2-C14 into protein by surviving uteri from alpha-estradiol-treated rats.


Biosynthesis of urea. V. Isolation and properties of argininosuccinic acid.


Biosynthesis of urea. VI. Enzymatic cleavage of argininosuccinic acid to arginine and fumaric acid.


The enzymatic acetylation of amines.

The enzymatic acetylation of amines.


Determination of trypsin inhibitor in blood plasma.


An enzymatic reaction between canavanine and fumarate.


Partial purification of the trypsin inhibitor from blood plasma.


Transaminases in smooth Brucella abortus, strain 19.


Preparation of C14-labeled D-galactose and glycerol.


Factors influencing deposition of calcium and strontium in cartilage in vitro.


Effects of inhibitors on calcium deposition in cartilage in vitro.


Studies on the photosynthetic reaction. I. The assimilation of acetate by Nostoc muscorum.


The metabolism of choline and its conversion to glycine in the rat.


Effect of cations on cholesterol synthesis by surviving rat liver.


Dialkylfluorophosphatase of kidney. I. Purification and properties.


Intracellular distribution of enzymes. XI. Glutamic dehydrogenase.


The effect of diet on the glutathione content of erythrocytes.


The conjugated steroids. IV. The hydrolysis of ketosteroid sulfates.


The role of sulfhydryl groups in the activity of D-glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate dehydrogenase.


Alcohol oxidation in relation to alcohol dosage and the effect of fasting.


Apparent adenylate kinase activity in vivo.


The interaction of 4-aminosalicylic acid with bovine plasma albumin.


Ultramicrospectrophotometric determination of cytochrome oxidase for quantitative histochemistry.


Optical and enzymatic characterization of amino acids.


The isomers of the beta-phenylserines.

The isomers of the beta-phenylserines.


Enzymatic synthesis of the coenzyme A derivatives of long chain fatty acids.


Enzymatic esterification of alpha-glycerophosphate by long chain fatty acids.


The crystallization and properties of serum bilirubin.


Metabolic studies with ethanolamine-1,2-C14.


The effects of divalent cations on trypsin.


The stability of hypophyseal growth hormone.


The response of Leuconostoc mesenteroides P-60 to some compounds related to lysine.


The enzymatic transformation of lipoproteins.


S-Adenosylmethionine; a new intermediate formed enzymatically from L-methionine and adenosinetriphosphate.


Direct demonstration of ammonia as an intermediate in nitrogen fixation by Azotobacter.


Studies on fatty acid oxidation. I. Enzymatic activation of fatty acids.


The effect of ascorbic acid on the enzymatic formation of the citrovorum factor.


Metabolic effects of thyroid hormones in vitro. II. Influence of thyroxine and triiodothyronine on oxidative phosphorylation.


Protein turnover and enzymatic adaptation.


Studies in steroid metabolism. XVI. Isolation of 11 beta-hydroxy-delta 4-androstene-3,17-dione.


Studies in steroid metabolism. XVIII. Isolation of three new steroid triols from human urine.


The constituents of isoequilin A.

The constituents of isoequilin A.


The inhibition of fibrinolysin by lima bean inhibiter.


The isolation of iodinated amino acids from thyroid tissue by means of starch column chromatography.


The binding of diphosphopyridine nucleotide by glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase.


Phosphate binding and the glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase reaction.


Coenzyme binding and the thiol groups of glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase.


The composition and amino acid end-groups of glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenases.


Biosynthesis of the purines. V. Conversion of hypoxanthine to inosinic acid by liver enzymes.


Biosynthesis of dicarboxylic acids by carbon dioxide fixation. VII. Equilibrium of malic enzyme reaction.


Further studies on the cofactors of the liver tyrosine oxidase system.


The stability and activation of the liver tyrosine oxidase system.


Effect of pyruvate on octanoate metabolism as influenced by potassium and lithium.


A method for the quantitative analysis of 17-ketosteroid mixtures.


Growth inhibition of purine requiring mutants of Escherichia coli by 5-hydroxyuridine.


Pathways from gluconic acid to glucose in vivo.


Phosphatases of rat liver. II. Adenosinetriphosphate dephosphorylation in regenerating liver.


Distribution density of nucleotides within a desoxyribonucleic acid chain.


Physical and chemical properties of the apurinic acid of calf thymus.


Polyribophosphate, the type-specific substance of Hemophilus influenzae, type b.


Studies in oxidative phosphorylation with radioactive phosphate. I. Exchange of phosphate in an acceptor-free system.


Studies in oxidative phosphorylation with radioactive phosphate. II. Mechanism of the phosphate exchange.


Colorimetric estimation of beta-D-glucuronidase activity with 8-benzoylamino-2-naphthyl beta-D-glucuronide.


The isolation of formaldehyde from dimethylaminoethanol, dimethylglycine, sarcosine, and methanol.


A manometric assay for chymotrypsin.

A manometric assay for chymotrypsin.


Labile methyl group and its synthesis de novo in relation to growth in chicks.


The effect of substituted benzoic acids on adaptive enzyme formation in a Mycobacterium.


Cholesterol synthesis by liver. IV. Suppression by steroid administration.


Studies on histaminemetabolizing enzymes in intact animals.


Ultracentrifuge studies on desoxyribose nucleinate preparations.


A partial microbiological synthesis of hydrocortisone.


The tricarboxylic acid in Rhodospirillum rubrum.


The polysaccharide of Shigella flexneri, type 3.


The hydrolysis of L- alpha-glycerylphosphorylethanolamine.


The determination of glutathione in the presence of nitrite.


Forms of phosphorus in the penicillin-producing mold Penicillium chrysogenum Q-176.


Enzymatic oxidation of alpha-ketoglutarate and coupled phosphorylation.


The metabolism of C14-labeled D-glucuronic acid in the guinea pig and the albino rat.


Studies of antimetabolites. III. The metabolism of 3-acetylpyridine in vivo.


Sources of error in microbiological determinations of amino acids on acid hydrolysates. I. Effect of humin on amino acid values.


Preparation of soluble choline dehydrogenase from liver mitochondria.


Isolation and identification of the xanthine oxidase factor as molybdenum.


Benzoyl coenzyme A and hippurate synthesis.


The response of intestinal alkaline phosphatase of fasted rats to forced feeding of fat.


The path of carbon in photosynthesis. XVIII. The identification of nucleotide coenzymes.


The hydroxylation of phenylalanine and antipyrine in phenylpyruvic oligophrenia.


Assay of L-phenylalanine as phenylethylamine after enzymatic decarboxylation; application to isotopic studies.


Enzyme secretion and the incorporation of P32 into phospholipides of pancreas slices.


Enzymatic synthesis of glutathione by a transfer reaction.


Hydrolysis of conjugates of urinary corticoids with beta-glucuronidase. I. Neutral reducing lipides.


Yohimbine and ergot alkaloids as naturally occurring antimetabolites of serotonin.


Hydrolysis of conjugates of urinary corticoids with beta-glucuronidase. II. The isolation and determination of tetrahydrocortisone.


The metabolism of 2-carbon compounds related to glycine. I. Glyoxylic acid.


The metabolism of 2-carbon compounds related to glycine. II. Ethanolamine.


The biosynthesis of C14-amino acids with Chlorella.


The metabolism of C14-labeled ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid in the rat.


Uridine diphosphate acetylglucosamine.

Uridine diphosphate acetylglucosamine.


The vascularisation of bone.

The vascularisation of bone.


Congenital dislocation of the hip.

Congenital dislocation of the hip.


Late results of treatment of congenital dislocation of the hip.


Open reduction in congenital dislocation of the hip.


Frame reduction in congenital dislocation of the hip.


Primary fusion of the posterior subtalar joint in the treatment of fractures of the calcaneum.


Supracondylar-Y fractures of the humerus.


Remodeling of the humerus after supracondylar fractures in childhood.


Posterior peripheral detachment of the lateral cartilage.


A case of progressive joint disorders caused by insensitivity to pain.


Note on the nerve endings in a subject with arthropathy and congenital absence of pain.


Arthropathy of the ankle in congenital indifference to pain.


Familial hyperplastic callus formation; case followed for twenty years.


Hyperplastic callus formation in osteogenesis imperfecta; report of a case and review of the literature.


Calcinosis; report of two cases.

Calcinosis; report of two cases.


A case of infantile cortical hyperostosis affecting only the clavicle and scapula.


Displacement of the upper femoral epiphysis in a man of twenty-six years suffering from Simmonds's disease following a head injury.


Primary asymptomatic calcification of articular cartilage, report of a case.


Experimental arterial spasm in the lower extremities produced by traction.


The normal vascular anatomy of the femoral head in adult man.


The blood supply of the femoral shaft; an anatomical study.


An investigation into the correlation between the electrical potentials of metals and their behaviour in biological fluids.


Historical surgical instruments in the museum of the Royal College of Surgeons of England. II.


DR. M. N. SMITH-PETERSEN, 1886-1953.

DR. M. N. SMITH-PETERSEN, 1886-1953.


ALEXANDER MITCHELL, 1881-1953.

ALEXANDER MITCHELL, 1881-1953.


Recent knowledge of affections of the skeleton in children.


The rehabilitation of industrial injuries in Ontario.


The electrical potentials produced by the chick embryo during its incubation period.


Osteoclastoma (giant-cell tumour of bone).


The surgery of cancer.

The surgery of cancer.


The menace of death control.

The menace of death control.


Practical aspects of tetanus.

Practical aspects of tetanus.


Why have tooth decay? It can often by prevented.


The block system of teaching.

The block system of teaching.


ACCOUNT of my tour in Assam, under the auspices of the Nurses' Auxiliary of the Christian Medical Association.


The effect of oxygen upon the immobilization reaction in firefly luminescence.


Pyrimidine metabolism in normal man studied with N15 labeled uracil.


Studies on toxemia of pregnancy: Effect of desoxycorticosterone acetate on hemodynamics and electrolyte balance of normal pregnant women.


The activation by K+ and occurrence of pyruvic phosphoferase in different species.


The ultrastructure of the innersegments of the retinal rods of the guinea pig eye as revealed by electron microscopy.


Progesterone metabolism. II. Pregnanediol excretion following oral, sublingual and parenteral administration of progesterone.


Membrane potential and threshold of single muscle fibers.


The contractile process is not associated with potential changes.


Urinary dehydroepiandrosterone in idiopathic hirsutism: Influence of cortisone therapy.


Urinary steroid excretion after total adrenalectomy. I. Levels of 17-ketosteroids in cancer patients maintained on varying amounts of cortisone acetate and glycyrrhizin.


Electroencephalographic observations on patients undergoing cortisone and ACTH therapy.


The origin and nature of granules found in macrophages of the white mouse following intravenous injection of thorotrast.


X-ray treatment of malignant exophthalmos: a report on 28 patients.


Effect of epinephrine on urinary pH and electrolyte excretion in man.


Successful treatment of a case of Cushing's syndrome by electrocoagulation of the hypophysis.


Arthritis and panhypopituitarism.

Arthritis and panhypopituitarism.


Quantitative effect of cortisone upon ketosteroid excretion and clinical picture of the adrenogenital syndrome.


The ultrastructure of the outer segments of rods and cones of the eye as revealed by the electron microscope.


Conversion of cortisone to compound F.

Conversion of cortisone to compound F.


Effect of tetraethylammonium bromide on the eosinopenic response to epinephrine.


Biochemical and physiological differentiation during morphogenesis. XVI. Cytochrome oxidase, succinic dehydrogenase and succinoxidase in the developing cerebral cortex and liver of the fetal guinea pig.


Gynecomastia and hyperthyroidism.

Gynecomastia and hyperthyroidism.


Additive toxic effects of phenobarbital and itrumil.


Associated parathyroid and pituitary (chromophobe) adenomas: persisting hypophosphatemia after the cure of the hyperparathyroidism.


An unusual case of malignant exophthalmos and postoperative hypothyroidism complicating Graves' disease.


Metabolic precursors of urinary dehydroisoandrosterone.


The effect of hexamethonium bromide on splanchnic blood flow, oxygen consumption and glucose output in man.


The cholesterol-esterifying enzyme of human serum. I. In liver disease.


Factors influencing the diuretic response of seated subjects to the ingestion of isotonic saline solution.


The normal levels of 17-hydroxycorticosteroids in the peripheral blood of man.


The relationship of the renal excretion of adrenal corticoids to variations in renal hemodynamics.


Arterial blood gases and acid-base balance in normal children.


Arterial blood gases and acid-base balance in cyanotic congenital heart disease.


The failure of intracranial pressure-volume change to influence renal function.


A case of a female transvestite with marital and criminal complications.


Effect of surgical sympathectomy on the sensitivity to epinephrine of the blood vessels of muscular segments of the limbs.


Insulin tolerance in schizophrenia.

Insulin tolerance in schizophrenia.


Concerning the effects of magnesium sulfate on renal function, electrolyte excretion, and clearance of magnesium.


Preliminary electrophoretic analysis of human gastric juice.


The use of the electronarcosis instrument for several types of treatment.


Fantasies in insulin coma therapy some psychosomatic considerations with a case presentation.


Evidence in man that urinary electrolyte loss induced by pitressin is a function of water retention.


Effects of corticotropin on body water and electrolytes in patients with rheumatic disease.


Some studies of posterior pituitary and adrenal cortical interrelationships in patients with and without cirrhosis of the liver.


Nutritive adequacy and clinical tolerance of modified human globin.


Pulmonary function in Boeck's sarcoid.

Pulmonary function in Boeck's sarcoid.


Estimation of bilirubin in serum.

Estimation of bilirubin in serum.


Tubeless gastric analysis.

Tubeless gastric analysis.


An improved apparatus for the filter paper electrophoresis of serum and other proteins.


The electrophoretic pattern in multiple myelomatosis.


The determination of reducing corticoids in urine.


Difficulties in the use of ethylenediamine tetra-acetic acid (E.D.T.A) in determining calcium in serum.


The estimation of creatinine in serum.

The estimation of creatinine in serum.


The production of erythrophagocytosis in peripheral blood. Studies in auto-immune haemolytic disease and canine transfusion reactions with some experimental observations.


Haemolysis and reversible agglutination of trypsinized normal red cells by a normal human serum.


Bilirubin values of cord blood in heterospecific pregnancy.


Familial non-spherocytic haemolytic anemia.


The use of bacitracin for identifying group A haemolytic streptococci.


The clinical value of the Treponema immobilization test in the diagnosis and control of syphilis.


A fertility index derived from semen analysis.


The time factor in the examination of seminal fluid.


Metachromasia after treating tissue sections with sulphuric acid.


The bacteriological diagnosis of tuberculous meningitis.


A simple method for the determination of antibiotic sensitivity; an adaptation of the filter paper method.


A simplified plate method for detecting gelatine-liquefying bacteria.


A preliminary report of a new gelatin liquefaction method.


The use of denatured gelatin for biochemical tests.


A simple technique for the demonstration of urinary casts.


The nuclear anatomy of the diencephalon of Sorex cinereus.


Cerebral cortical inclusions in psychoses.


Histologic changes in the organ of Corti with intense sound.


The innervation of porpoise pituitary gland with special emphasis on the adenohypophysis.


Further observations of the efferent cochlear bundle.


The protagon (gamma) granules of Reich.

The protagon (gamma) granules of Reich.


On the incidence and locations of nerve cells in the spinal white matter of two species of primates, man and the cynomolgus monkey.


Central nervous system resistance. IV. Age and resistance to temporary arrest of the cerebral circulation.


The cerebellum of the cat and the monkey.


An electron optical study of sections of central nervous system.


A comparison of the effects of phenothiazine dosage with and without a mineral lick supplement on indigenous calves in Uganda.


A standardized rapid agglutination test for the quantitative estimation of Brucella antibody in milk.


Biochemical aspects of ruminant ketosis.


Leucocyte invasion of the genital tract of an intersexual goat.


Encephalitis in racehorses in Malaya.

Encephalitis in racehorses in Malaya.


Experimental mastitis produced in goats by Streptococcus dysgalactiae.


Further observations on caesarian section in the bovine.


Bile pigment metabolism in cattle; disturbances in bile pigment metabolism in disease.


Rubarth's disease (canine virus hepatitis). I. Reaction of dogs to the conjunctival instillation of the virus.


The development of organisms with penicillin resistance associated with the use of a penicillin dentifrice.


The effect of penicillin dentifrice on the control of dental caries.


The effect of sodium fluoride application on the dental caries experience in adults.


A procedure for the routine determination of fluorine in potable waters containing iron, manganese, aluminum, and chlorine.


Effect of certain concentrations of fluoride on enamel and dentin as formed in transplants of tooth germs and related studies.


A new approach to the problem of dental caries control.


Inhibitors in relation to salivary amylase activity: quinine and urethane.


Sodium and potassium as constituents of human salivary buffers.


Leukocytes in the saliva of caries-free and caries-active subjects.


Germicidal action of cetyl pyridinium chloride on beta hemolytic streptococci.


The effect of sodium para-amino salicylate as a growth factor for lactobacilli.


Lower first premolars. I. A definition and classification of discrete morphologic traits.


Clinical comparison and evaluation of specific xylocaine hydrochloride and procaine hydrochloride solutions in mandibular block anesthesia.


An electronic technic for recording the myodynamic forces of the lip, cheek, and tongue.


Prenatal influences on tooth development. II. Artificially induced fever in rats.


The estimation of sample size in experiments. I. Using comparisons of averages.


A system for recording oral conditions and dental lesions in the syrian hamster.


Common sources of infection in bacterial food poisoning in Egypt.


The amino acid composition of enamel protein.


Isolation of West Nile virus from Culex mosquitoes.


Needle biopsy in the diagnosis of liver disease in Egypt.


Salivary adeno-lymphomata.

Salivary adeno-lymphomata.


Applications of radio-active isotopes in medical practice.


Pantothenic acid in the treatment of wounds. A hope or a fact.


Traumatic bone cyst.

Traumatic bone cyst.


The excretion of methionine in children in health and disease, with note on the value of methionine tolerance test as an index of liver function.


The action of aureomycin on the relation between a virus and a cell as shown on the T system of coliphages.


Malignant disease of the liver in Egypt (studied by needle biopsy).


Preliminary report on factors affecting the stability of copper sulphate solutions in Nile water.


Objective tinnitus; report of a rare case of extrinsic clicking noises from the ears, actually registered for the first time on a gramophone record.


Treatment of amoebic hepatitis and amoebic liver abscess with aureomycin.


Modified technique for three quarter crown and pinledge preparation.


The effect of marfanil on the intestinal flora in cases of colitis.


Evaluation of the treatment of bilharziasis with fouadin, stibophen and anthiomaline with special reference to the apparent cure-rates and relapse-rates.


An evaluation of the effects, after two years, of sanitary improvements in an Egyptian village.


A case of male pseudo-hermaphroditism.

A case of male pseudo-hermaphroditism.


A urachus cyst.

A urachus cyst.


Polarographic study of antibiotics: a method for the assay of terramycin.


Isonicotinyl hydrazine in the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis in children; a preliminary report.


Conservative treatment of the exposed dental pulp.