A tuberculin survey in Stoke-on-Trent.

A tuberculin survey in Stoke-on-Trent.


Perforation of tuberculous ulcer of small intestine.


A case of cor triloculare biatriatum with survival to adult life.


ECONOMICAL prescribing.

ECONOMICAL prescribing.


ENZYMES and their activities.

ENZYMES and their activities.


HEIGHTS and weights of schoolchildren.

HEIGHTS and weights of schoolchildren.


CLOT retention.

CLOT retention.


MEDRESCO hearing-aids.

MEDRESCO hearing-aids.


Venepuncture.

Venepuncture.


EWEN MACLEAN.

EWEN MACLEAN.


J. H. Badcock.

J. H. Badcock.


T. A. MALLOCH.

T. A. MALLOCH.


The broken acrylic head.

The broken acrylic head.


Michael Servetus.

Michael Servetus.


DEFECTIVE ether vaporizer.

DEFECTIVE ether vaporizer.


A visit to New Zealand.

A visit to New Zealand.


ENCOURAGEMENT of private practice; B.M.A. committee discussion.


The place of forceps in present-day obstetrics.


"Failed forceps": a review of 37 cases.

"Failed forceps": a review of 37 cases.


Sickle-cell anaemia in the Accra district of the Gold Coast; a review of twenty cases.


The health visitor and the family doctor.


The general practitioner and the health visitor.


Hydrocortone and soft-tissue lesions.

Hydrocortone and soft-tissue lesions.


Technique and value of aortography; report of a case of external iliac arterial graft.


Value of single-sample test in differential diagnosis of jaundice.


FAMILY doctors and public health.

FAMILY doctors and public health.


FORCEPS delivery.

FORCEPS delivery.


Fluid content of the nucleus pulposus as a factor in the disk syndrome; preliminary report.


Thyrotoxicosis complicated by thrombocytopenic purpura.


PARATYPHOID fever and cream cakes.

PARATYPHOID fever and cream cakes.


Pleural, pericardial, and peritoneal tap.


Shortage of medical officers in the Gold Coast.


ROBERT TENNENT, M.B., F.R.C.S.Ed.

ROBERT TENNENT, M.B., F.R.C.S.Ed.


I. WALKER HALL, M.D.

I. WALKER HALL, M.D.


J. F.R. GAIRDNER, M. B., M.R.C.S.

J. F.R. GAIRDNER, M. B., M.R.C.S.


FLORENCE R. SABIN, M.D.

FLORENCE R. SABIN, M.D.


ISONIAZID in combination with streptomycin or with P.A.S. in the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis; fifth report to the Medical Research Council by their Tuberculosis Chemotherapy Trials Committee.


Desensitization to streptomycin and P.A.S.


Detection of achlorhydria without intubation.


Effect of hexamethonium bromide on the cerebral circulation in hypertension.


The new insulins-lente, ultralente, and semilente.


The insulin zinc suspensions.

The insulin zinc suspensions.


The classification of various insulins.

The classification of various insulins.


PHENYLBUTAZONE on trial.

PHENYLBUTAZONE on trial.


An early fatal reaction to blood transfusion.


CAUSES of blindness.

CAUSES of blindness.


Headaches caused by nasal obstruction.

Headaches caused by nasal obstruction.


INSULIN zinc suspensions.

INSULIN zinc suspensions.


PROGRESS in antibiotics.

PROGRESS in antibiotics.


ISONIAZID with P.A.S. or streptomycin.

ISONIAZID with P.A.S. or streptomycin.


STUDIES of morbidity.

STUDIES of morbidity.


Clinical pathology in general practice; lumbar puncture.


W E TUCKER.

W E TUCKER.


NORWOOD EAST.

NORWOOD EAST.


Valvotomy in the treatment of mitral stenosis.


Chloramphenicol treatment of bronchiectasis in children.


The prognosis and role of surgery in spontaneous intracranial haemorrhage.


Review of mental illness in the older age group.


The in-vitro sensitivity of H. influenzae to five different antibiotics.


Actinomycosis in Scotland.

Actinomycosis in Scotland.


Specific bacterial endocarditis caused by a haemolytic Staphylococcus albus.


SURGICAL treatment of mitral stenosis.

SURGICAL treatment of mitral stenosis.


Effects of testosterone implants in men with defective spermatogenesis.


Abdominal topography in relation to senile osteoporosis of the spine.


Amoeboma of the caecum.

Amoeboma of the caecum.


H. INFLUENZAE and antibiotics.

H. INFLUENZAE and antibiotics.


Clinical pathology in general practice; taking swabs.


MODIFIED leucotomy.

MODIFIED leucotomy.


E. CHRISTINE Pillman Williams, M.B.E., M.B., B.S.


PLANTAR warts.

PLANTAR warts.


N. S. FRASER, O.B.E., M.D.

N. S. FRASER, O.B.E., M.D.


VIOLINIST awarded damages.

VIOLINIST awarded damages.


BRITISH Medical Association: proceedings of Council, Wednesday, November 4.


Antibiotic therapy for the minimal asymptomatic tuberculous lesion of the lung.


Coarctation of the aorta; case report.

Coarctation of the aorta; case report.


Psychiatry today.

Psychiatry today.


CLINICOPATHOLOGIC Conference: Case A-88-52, M. F.


Lung: osseous emboli after spinal tap in a case of Waterhouse-Friderichsen syndrome complicating preeclamptic toxemia.


Scalp: sebaceous adenoma.

Scalp: sebaceous adenoma.


Breast: lactating fibroadenoma.

Breast: lactating fibroadenoma.


Skin: lepromin reaction.

Skin: lepromin reaction.


JOHN NORRIS EVANS: an appreciation.

JOHN NORRIS EVANS: an appreciation.


Crutch mastery.

Crutch mastery.


Spontaneous rupture of the extensor pollicis longus tendon.


Pantaloon type gastrectomy.

Pantaloon type gastrectomy.


Perforation of the gall bladder.

Perforation of the gall bladder.


Recent advancement in the diagnosis of abdominal tumors.


Radiography and proctosigmoidoscopy in the diagnosis of lesions of the large bowel.


Appendix: endometriosis; endometrium partially replacing mucosa.


SILVER jubilee of Harofe Hairvri, the Hebrew Medical Journal.


External auditory canal: mixed tumor of salivary gland type.


Thyroid, lymph node: microscopic primary carcinoma found after discovery of a metastatic focus in a cervical lymph node following hemithyroidectomy for solitary adenoma.


Ovary: mesonephroma.

Ovary: mesonephroma.


Stomach: psammomatous or calcified fibroangioma.


CLINICOPATHOLOGIC Conference; Polycythemia vera.


Investigation of the synergistic action of cortisone and tetraethylthiuram disulfide (antabuse).


Lung: blastomycosis (Brazilian).

Lung: blastomycosis (Brazilian).


The treatment of hypertension with hexamethonium and hydrazinophthalazine (apresoline).


Liver, heart: hemochromatosis.

Liver, heart: hemochromatosis.


Lymph node, skin: metastic melanocarcinoma, of neurogenic sarcomatous appearance, secondary to pigmented melanocarcinoma resected one year before.


[Effect of d-tubocurarine on the parasympathetic ganglia of the cardiac vagus].


On classical education of the physician.


Sarcoma registry reactivated in Washington.


James Monroe Mason.

James Monroe Mason.


New motion pictures.

New motion pictures.


Hospital facilities required for emergency care.


INITIAL treatment of acute injuries of the eye.


[Reflexions on complete rupture of the perineum].


The treatment of hypertension with particular reference to the use of hypotensive drugs.


The compensation and liability back from the orthopedic viewpoint.


Retrolental fibroplasia.

Retrolental fibroplasia.


The relationship between cortisone and protein metabolism.


An introduction to the history of medicine, 1498.


Skin diseases in 17th and 18th century Lancashire local history documents.


The medical student of 1852.

The medical student of 1852.


Goiter in Peru.

Goiter in Peru.


Bibliography of the history of medicine of the United States and Canada, 1952.


Teaching through medical exhibits.

Teaching through medical exhibits.


A note on the relation of military service to licensing in the history of British surgery.


An experimental pharmacological appreciation of Leviticus XI and Deuteronomy XIV.


Interstitial nephritis.

Interstitial nephritis.


T. B. examinations in the Danish armed forces 1946-1951.


Cervical oesophago-gastric anastomosis after the removal of the oesophagus in cases of carcinoma of the upper third; translocation of the mobilized stomach into the anterior mediastinum.


The solenoid theory and the fenestra novovalis.


The problem of the specificity of L. E. cells.


The Swedish Navy Medical Corps: 50 years.


An anatomical approach of the neurohypophysis of rabbit.


Local use of hydrocortisone acetate; a preliminary report.


A clinical evaluation of the Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome on the basis of fourteen cases.


Diagnosis and surgical removal of intracavitary myxoma of the right atrium.


A comparison of the metabolic activities of 3,5,3-L-triiodothyronine and L-thyroxine in myxedema.


Some remarks on the treatment of cerebellar otogenous abscesses.


Cranial injuries in prehistoric animals; with special notes on a healed wound of the skull in the dire wolf (Canis [Aenocyon] dirus [Leidy] and a mortal wound in the California black bear (Ursus americanus).


Clinical application of hydrolysate of adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH).


The toxic effect of streptomycin on the VIII cranial nerve.


Progressive course of arachnoiditis simulating syringomyelia.


Shunting operations for communicating hydrocephalus.


Focal ischemic lesion of the cerebellar cortex with selective destruction of parenchymatous elements.


Prolonged survival after cerebral anoxia incident to nitrous oxide anesthesia; report of clinical follow-up after an interval of twenty-two years.


Spontaneous recovery from aphasia; autopsy; report of case.


Petit mal dysrhythmias in siblings.

Petit mal dysrhythmias in siblings.


Acute rhinogenous subdural abscess; report of a case with surgical cure.


Hemiballismus with autopsy.

Hemiballismus with autopsy.


Unilateral agraphia without alexia; report of case.


SYMPOSIUM on use of main classification schemes; summary.


The medical college library, an analysis of administrative relationships.


Army Medical Library Classification, Preliminary Edition, 1948.


Army Medical Library Classification. 1st Edition, 1951.


Boston Medical Library Classification.

Boston Medical Library Classification.


Dewey Decimal Classification at the University of Michigan Medical Library.


Cunningham classification.

Cunningham classification.


Library of Congress classification with emphasis on Edition 3, 1952 of Class R; medicine.


Discarding sets of medical books.

Discarding sets of medical books.


Bigger or better collections?

Bigger or better collections?


The role of the medical school library in the medical school teaching program.


Dental journals for a dental school library.


Stimulation of the use of the dental library.


The dental library in the organization of a new medical center library.


Some secondary tools in reference work.

Some secondary tools in reference work.


The pharmaceutical library of the future.


Faculty and student use of the library.

Faculty and student use of the library.


A comparison of the Army Medical Library Classification and the Black Classification for use in a dental library.


How to make the library function: teaching the use of the library.


The history of the Committee on Libraries of the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy.


Gifts with strings attached.

Gifts with strings attached.


Nutritional facts and food fallacies.

Nutritional facts and food fallacies.


Gastric cancer, with a consideration of total gastrectomy.


Subacute thyroiditis: failure to respond to cortisone.


Cushing's syndrome.

Cushing's syndrome.


The clinical value of phonocardiography.


The responsibility of the surgeon in the treatment of cancer.


The determination of cardiac output by the dye injection method.


Primary amyloidosis.

Primary amyloidosis.


Tubeless gastric analysis using a methylene blue indicator.


Hormones and their influence on the emotions.


Psychoanalysis and the cycles of life.

Psychoanalysis and the cycles of life.


The management of diabetes.

The management of diabetes.


The diagnosis and therapy of mycotic infections.


The rationale for physical therapy in arthritis.


Exfoliative cytology as a screen test for urinary tract malignancy.


Blood and nerve supply of joints.

Blood and nerve supply of joints.


Chloromycetin in the treatment of dermatoses; a report on 1013 patients.


Pheochromocytoma.

Pheochromocytoma.


A technical consideration of cardiopneumopexy; comparative study.


Potassium imbalance.

Potassium imbalance.


The low sodium syndrome: its origins and varieties.


Cancer detection and therapy. III. Affinity of lymphatic tissues for hematoporphyrin.


Gastric resection in the treatment of duodenal and gastric ulcers.


Experimental epilepsy in the monkey following multiple intracerebral injections of alumina cream.


Bleeding following tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy.


A treatment for hyperhidrosis.

A treatment for hyperhidrosis.


Treatment of hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia with rutin: a case report.


CLINICO-PATHOLOGIC conference: luetic mesaortitis; aneurysm, ascending aorta; perforation, aneurysm and esophagus.


[Bullous purpura with suppurative, extensive, and necrotic development].


Epidemiology of influenza.

Epidemiology of influenza. The epidemiological pattern of influenza over the past century is outlined; its vagaries are ascribed to the plasticity of the influenza virus. In recent years it has been possible to carry out antigenic studies revealing variations in the strains of virus A, the agent in most major outbreaks. New antigenic variants may have a greater chance to emerge after periods of latency, since the exposed population will have less specific resistance to them. Work on the causation and spread of epidemics is reviewed; the conclusion these studies suggest is that two factors are involved-the existence of a "basic virus", as yet undetectable until activated, and responsible for multicentric outbreaks; and the element of "spread", which under favourable conditions carries the infection to susceptible groups, and results in extensive epidemics.


Trend of influenza mortality during the period 1920-51. During the period 1920-51, influenza mortality-rates-both during epidemic and non-epidemic years-have, in most countries for which data are available, shown a downward trend, the rate of fall in mortality being, in general, accelerated after the middle 1930's. The author discusses the various factors which may have contributed to this decline, but emphasizes that the reason for it cannot at present be fully explained, nor-owing to the comparatively short period during which the accelerated fall has been apparent-can a conclusion yet be drawn as to whether influenza mortality has already reached its lowest level or whether it will continue its downward trend in the future.


Influenza antibodies in the population of the USA; an epidemiological investigation. Sera taken from persons of various ages in 1951 and collected from adults yearly from 1943 to 1951, inclusive, were tested by the haemagglutination-inhibition method with influenza viruses selected to represent the subgroups of each antigenic type. These were influenza A-WS (1933) and PR8 (1934); influenza A-prime-FM1 (1947) and FW-1-50 (1950); influenza B-Lee (1940) and IB1 (1950); influenza C-1233 (1947). The sera tested with influenza A and B viruses were treated with cholera filtrate to remove non-specific inhibitor. Since influenza C virus was not affected by the non-specific substance, the sera tested against this agent were not so treated.Children's sera showed high antibody level, attained at an early age, for FM1 and FW-1-50 viruses, and essentially no antibody for WS or PR8. By contrast, adult sera revealed high antibody content for PR8 and moderate titres for WS and the A-prime viruses. In adult sera, antibody against the PR8 virus increased significantly in 1944, after the 1943-4 epidemic, and remained at a relatively constant level for the eight succeeding years. The antibody pattern for WS was similar to that for PR8, but the values for its titres were only half as great. Antibody against the A-prime strains rose steadily from inconsequential levels in 1943 to high mean titres in 1951. These findings were consistent with virus isolation studies which suggested that the A-prime viruses, such as FM1, were introduced about 1946 and have been continuously prevalent since that time, while the WS and PR8 agents have been recovered only occasionally in recent years. Sera tested with Lee and IB1 viruses showed essentially identical titres. Antibody to these strains was low in the sera of children, indicating that there had been little previous exposure to the B agents. Adult sera showed marked elevation in titre between 1944 and 1946, and the titres have remained at a high level since that time. The increase in 1946 followed the influenza B outbreak of 1945-6; the increase in the previous year occurred in spite of the fact that there was no epidemic. Children developed significant antibody to influenza C in early life, and high antibody levels were observed in adult sera collected over the nine-year period. These observations indicate that the virus was widespread in the population and was prevalent before 1943.


Recent work on the intrinsic qualities of influenza virus; somatic and genetic aspects. The intrinsic qualities of influenza virus particles may be studied at the biological level from two points of view:(1) The surface structures associated with adsorption to the surface of the susceptible cell and entry into its substance are regarded as essentially somatic in character. Infection is possible only when these are present and functionally active.(2) The somatic qualities are controlled by a genetic mechanism composed of functional units equivalent to the genes of higher organisms. Recombination experiments based on multiple infection of a single cell can provide a technical approach to the genetic analysis of influenza virus.Work in these two fields is reviewed with special reference to that carried out in the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research, Melbourne.


The influenza virus: its morphology, immunology, and kinetics of multiplication. The morphology of influenza virus is described, and the properties of its two components, the elementary body and the soluble substance, differentiated. The relationship between the filamentous and spherical structures observed in the infected allantoic fluid is still obscure, but the filaments are thought to represent either a form of influenza virus or a stage in its multiplication.The antigenic constitution of A and B viruses is discussed and variations in the pattern of individual strains over the past two decades described. The author outlines his speculations on the origin and mechanism of these variations. Other differences in serological behaviour, such as non-specific inhibition and the avidity effect, are discussed.The results of experimental investigation, with various animal hosts, of the kinetics of influenza virus multiplication are reviewed, and the effects of such factors as incubation temperature and concentration of the seed virus considered. The bearing of these studies of enzymatic virus/host-cell interactions on the chemotherapeutic control of influenza is emphasized.


Vaccination against influenza.

Vaccination against influenza. This paper reviews studies which have been carried out during the past twenty years in the United States of America to investigate the suitability of various vaccines and vaccination methods for immunizing man against the different influenza virus strains. A number of investigations in closed communities, such as children's institutions, army and navy units, and medical schools, are described. The author discusses the comparative value of the techniques employed in preparing vaccines, and the use of adjuvants in improving the response.


Influenzal pneumonia: causation and treatment. The more recent epidemics of influenza have been characterized by a high death-rate among people aged 55 and over, and a decreased mortality in the lower age-groups. The danger appears to lie largely in the pulmonary complications associated with this disease; the declining mortality among the lower age-groups may be a result of the chemotherapeutic agents now available.Two main varieties of complication of the lower respiratory tract are discussed-influenzal bronchitis and bronchiolitis, and influenzal pneumonia. The major part of the study is devoted to a description of influenzal pneumonia, its bacteriology, and methods for its diagnosis, treatment, and prophylaxis. The need for early treatment is particularly emphasized. The comparative value of various antibiotics is discussed, and courses of antibiotic and sulfonamide therapy, adjusted for conditions arising from different causative organisms, are suggested.


The influenza programme of WHO.

The influenza programme of WHO. This article describes the evolution of international co-operation for the control of epidemic influenza, from the founding of the United States Armed Forces Commission on Influenza in 1941 to the present network of influenza centres designated by WHO in 42 different countries. The technical problems of dealing with this disease on a worldwide scale are indicated, and their bearing on the development of the WHO influenza programme discussed. Suggestions are made for the simplification and co-ordination of the system on which epidemiological information is compiled, and the need for speed in both its collection and its dissemination is emphasized.


The physiology of iodine.

The physiology of iodine. The history of work on the physiology of iodine is traced, and the rapid advances of the past quarter of a century described. In considering the application of these discoveries and of recently-developed techniques to problems of thyroid function and the treatment of hyperthyroidism, the author examines the mechanism of the iodide trap and the role of iodide in the biosynthesis of hormones. The kinetics of hormone release, the nature of the circulating thyroid hormone, and hormonal metabolism are discussed.


Preliminary studies of iodine metabolism in patients from an area of endemic goitre. Patients chosen for study from an area of endemic goitre in Argentina were remarkable in that they had high retentions and high turnover-rates of iodide. In spite of this, their glands were capable of increased activity as a result of an administration of exogenous thyrotropic hormone. When dietary iodide was supplemented with additional iodide there was a slow fall in the radio-iodine retention as a new equilibrium state was approached. One patient who received 1,500 mug of iodide daily developed thyrotoxicosis after 32 days. The proportion of a single dose of iodide which is retained is constant below about 2 mg, but a decreasing proportion of the dose is retained when higher doses are given.Much remains to be learned by taking advantage of the unique opportunities for study offered by patients who manifest the consequences of iodide deficiency.


An autoradiographic study of simple goitre. Tracer doses of radioactive iodine were given to patients with simple goitre, and autoradiograms were prepared from the thyroid tissue removed 48 hours later. It was found that the areas of the thyroid which were actively metabolizing iodine had characteristic features distinguishing them from the inactive areas; the active areas were composed of groups of follicles of small size, while the follicles of the inactive areas had widely divergent diameters.After review of the autoradiograms and accompanying histological preparations, an attempt was made to reconstruct the natural history of the disease in five stages, which are summarized.Autoradiograms demonstrate the metabolism of iodine by the thyroid at only one period, as it is not practicable to obtain serial preparations from one individual, but they do show which follicles are actively engaged in metabolizing iodine into hormone.A low iodine intake and the presence of goitrogenic substances in the diet may be the causes of endemic goitre; but the etiology of sporadic goitre is still largely unexplained, and it is apparent that a mere lack of iodine is not the only factor in goitre genesis.


The effects of administration of sodium iodate to man and animals. Acute and chronic toxicity tests with sodium iodate were carried out on mice and rabbits to determine the feasibility of using sodium iodate in the place of iodide for the iodization of salt. It was found that mice tolerated single oral doses of 250 mg of sodium iodate per kg of body-weight, while rabbits tolerated twice-weekly oral doses of 10 mg per kg of body-weight for six weeks. Long-term oral administration of sodium iodate to rabbits and their offspring at a level of 1 mg per kg of body-weight twice weekly, for periods of up to one year, produced no signs of ill-health. Histological examination showed that the livers, kidneys, and retinae of these rabbits were normal. The equivalent weekly amount for a man weighing 70 kg would be 140 mg. It is therefore concluded that it would be safe to recommend the iodization of salt with sodium iodate to a level of 1 part of NaIO(3) in 20,000 parts of salt. On the basis of a weekly intake of 70 g of salt, this would provide 3.5 mg of NaIO(3), which is equivalent to 2.2 mg of iodine. Finally, the author considers that sodium iodate should be used for the iodization of salt only when the type of salt available or the environmental conditions cause excessive loss of iodine from iodide.


Studies on the stability of iodine compounds in iodized salt. Contributions made by five groups of investigators to the knowledge of the stability of different iodine compounds in salt, and of the extent of the losses of iodine which may occur when iodized salt is exposed to different conditions of storage and use, are discussed by the author.STABILITY OF THE IODINE COMPONENT IN IODIZED SALT IS DETERMINED BY: (1) moisture content of the salt and humidity of the atmosphere; (2) light, heat, and other meteorological factors; (3) impurities in the salt; (4) acidity or alkalinity of the mixture; and (5) the form in which iodine is present.When potassium iodide or sodium iodide is used as the iodizing agent, the iodide content of the salt will remain constant and its distribution will remain uniform for many months if the salt is packed dry in a container with an impervious lining and kept dry, preferably in a cool place and away from strong light. When these conditions cannot be met, it is desirable to iodize salt with potassium iodate. Under adverse conditions of moisture, heat, and sunlight, the iodine content of salt iodized with potassium iodate remains relatively constant.


Select bibliography on influenza.

Select bibliography on influenza.


Preparation of iodized salt for goitre prophylaxis. The methods employed for iodizing free-running salts are discussed. They are not suitable for the iodization of coarse crystalline salts and a new process has been devised by the Chilean Iodine Educational Bureau of London for the iodization of open-pan and solar evaporated salts. This process is described and illustrated by photographs of suitable plants. Attention is drawn to the advantages of potassium iodate as an iodizing agent.


History of the prevention of endemic goitre. The importance to the community of the prevention of endemic goitre-a food-deficiency disease which causes feeble-mindedness, deaf-mutism, and general physical and mental degeneration from one generation to the next-and the simplicity of prevention, have only gradually been realized in the course of the past hundred years. In the early 19th century, potassium iodide was used in goitre prevention, but the experiment was abandoned about the year 1858. The first controlled experiment was made in 1916-20, when a course of sodium iodide followed by 5,000 schoolgirls in Akron, Ohio, USA, proved 100% efficacious against the development of the disease. An investigation of the 20th-century development of endemic goitre in West Virginia, USA, carried out in 1922, established a direct connexion between the abandonment of the use of locally available natural iodized salt and the development of a high incidence of endemic goitre in an area hitherto goitre-free. In 1924, an attempt to eliminate endemic goitre by replacing plain salt by iodized salt was made in the State of Michigan, USA. The experiment was at first resisted by the goitre surgeons; opposition was finally dispelled when a survey, carried out in the State four years later, proved that not one case of toxic goitre due to the consumption of iodized salt had occurred in three counties chosen as the test area. As a result of analyses made at a follow-up survey in 1936, it was recommended that all iodized salt be standardized at 0.01% of iodine. Since iodized salt is more expensive to produce than plain salt, support of the medical profession alone is not enough. Co-operation on the part of both governments and business is essential if iodized salt is to become available throughout the world at as low a price as plain salt. Recent experience in Argentina, where the introduction of iodized salt was accompanied by a prohibitive increase in selling price, illustrates this necessity.


The problem of goitre prevention in Yugoslavia. The study of goitre in Yugoslavia has been actively prosecuted since 1923, with some interruptions, and it is estimated that some 1,400,000 persons suffer from the disease. The use of iodized salt (5 mg of potassium iodide per kg of salt) as a prophylactic measure was begun in 1937 but was interrupted from 1941 to 1948. In 1946 it became evident that goitre and hyperthyroidism were on the increase, and the medical authorities agreed to devote particular attention to the problem. It was also agreed that a goitre centre should be set up in each of the Yugoslav Republics. These centres should carry out surveys among newborn children, schoolchildren, and army recruits. Hospitals and pathological institutes should compile statistics on diseases of the thyroid. However, the most urgent need in goitre prevention is for adequate supplies of iodized salt, containing 10 mg of potassium iodide per kg-the level recommended by the Swiss Goitre Commission. This presents a considerable technical and economic problem since, while it is estimated that Yugoslavia requires some 197,500 tons of salt per year, only 18,000 tons of iodized salt and 62,500 tons of non-iodized marine salt can be produced within the country. The author concludes by emphasizing the need for further research, particularly with the use of radioactive iodine.


The problem of goitre prevention in India. Endemic goitre continues to be prevalent in the entire northern submontane region of the Indian subcontinent. Although its etiology is complex, its prevention can be simply and effectively achieved by increasing the iodine intake of the population. The best way of ensuring a continual supply of iodine is by iodization of salt. Indian salt, however, is obtained mostly by solar evaporation of sea water or inland salt water, and is coarse and moist; it is consequently difficult to iodize uniformly. It is also likely that, under the conditions of storage and climate that prevail in India, the loss of iodine from salt iodized with iodide is considerable. The author recommends the iodization of all cooking salt used in the goitrous areas of India with 1 part of iodide to 100,000 parts of salt.


Prophylaxis of endemic goitre in Mexico. The results of a survey carried out in eight States of Mexico are discussed by the author. The administrative, budgetary, and psychological difficulties encountered when attempting goitre prophylaxis by means of iodized salt are outlined. The author examines the efficacy of iodized sweets given to 50,000 schoolchildren in the Federal District and in the State of Morelos. Recent experiments in Mexico with iodated salt confirm previous statements concerning its stability.


STUDY-GROUP on endemic goitre; final report.


The management of allergic patients; practical considerations. It is important that physicians know which of their patients have allergic sensitivity, for one patient in seven will at some time have a major allergic disease. New and more serious allergic diseases are appearing, in some cases owing to sensitivity to materials used in treatment. Allergic reaction may give rise to a host of symptoms and in many parts of the body. Sensitivity to one allergen may diminish and reaction to another develop in the same patient; allergic disease may affect one organ at one time, another organ at another time. The best way to know what patients have allergic sensitivity is to ask them. When patients are questioned, particular attention should be given to eliciting indications of personal or familial hypersensitivity. Knowing of a patient's allergic background, a physician may be able more readily to diagnose and treat a condition that might otherwise be dismaying. Also he may be alerted as to what not to use-what bandages, sutures, drugs - in treating the patient for any condition.


Practical applications of paper electrophoresis. Paper electrophoresis of proteins is a simple, economical method well adapted to routine laboratory use. It can give important diagnostic information concerning serum proteins, and is invaluable in the differential diagnosis of diseases in which there are abnormal hemoglobins.


Traumatic pancreatitis.

Traumatic pancreatitis. Traumatic pancreatitis should be considered as a diagnostic possibility when trauma to the epigastrium is followed by phenomena suggestive of intra-abdominal injury. The presence or absence of hyperamylasemia should be established immediately. Even when traumatic pancreatitis is believed to exist, any suggestion of injury to other viscera should indicate laparotomy. Retroperitoneal rupture of the duodenum may simulate traumatic pancreatitis in all respects, including hyperamylasemia. X-ray studies may be of value in differentiation.Non-complicated traumatic pancreatitis is best treated conservatively. Gunshot and knife wounds of the pancreas should be drained.


Radiological aspects of collagen diseases. The collagen diseases, an ill-defined group of clinical entities, have as their basis a generalized alteration of the connective tissue, especially of its extracellular components. They include periarteritis nodosa, disseminated lupus erythematosus, dermatomyositis, scleroderma, rheumatic fever and rheumatoid arthritis. The radiological findings in a series of cases of these diseases were reviewed. In 28 cases of periarteritis, 20 cases showed some abnormal findings in the thorax. These included pleural effusions, pulmonary changes, pericardial effusions and cardiac enlargement. In 32 cases of disseminated lupus erythematosus, thoracic findings were noted in 21. They resembled the changes found in periarteritis. In some 25 cases of scleroderma, diverse radiological findings were noted. These included "cystic" changes in the lungs (one case) and pulmonary "hives." In the intestinal tract esophageal and small bowel alterations were found, both ectatic and stenotic. In the soft tissues of the "pressure areas" variable degrees of calcification were observed. Dermatomyositis is the rarest of the collagen disease group; only one autopsy-proven case is available for study. Chest x-rays taken a year before death showed slight cardiac enlargement. The lungs were clear. In acute rheumatic fever, x-ray examination may disclose pericardial or pleural effusion, and so-called rheumatic pneumonitis; the latter has no specific diagnostic features. Soft tissue swellings may develop around some of the joints. In rheumatoid arthritis, joint changes are numerous and fairly characteristic, and are followed in many cases by fibrous or bony ankylosis and deformities of considerable degree. Awareness of the commoner radiological changes in this entire group of diseases should result in earlier establishment of diagnosis, especially in the more obscure examples.


The treatment of infectious diseases: advances in the use of antimicrobial drugs. Penicillin remains the most useful antibiotic for treatment of infections due to organisms sensitive to this drug because of its bacteriocidal properties and its freedom from toxicity. Enormous doses may broaden its antibacterial spectrum and it may act synergistically with certain other drugs. New penicillin compounds have been developed which serve such special purposes as (1) concentration in lung tissue, (2) maintenance of therapeutic concentrations in the blood for long periods after injection, (3) avoidance of allergic reactions and (4) prolongation of therapeutic content in the blood after oral administration. Erythromycin and carbomycin may be effective against bacterial infections not sensitive to other antibacterial drugs. Streptomycin combined with dihydrostreptomycin is less toxic than is either drug used alone. Isoniazid is a valuable antituberculosis drug, especially when combined with streptomycin.Viomycin may be useful in treating tuberculous infections that have become resistant to other specific drugs.


Swallowed foreign bodies.

Swallowed foreign bodies. Of 98 swallowed foreign bodies demonstrated, 71 with fate definitely known are reported. Seventeen of 20 foreign bodies in the esophagus had esophagoscopic removal. Only two of 51 foreign bodies in the gastrointestinal tract had laparotomy, while 49 were spontaneously passed. Early esophagoscopic removal of foreign bodies lodged in the esophagus and conservative management of foreign bodies which have passed the esophagogastric junction are recommended. Laparotomy is rarely indicated in the management of swallowed foreign bodies, although various observers are not in full agreement as to the circumstances in which "watchful waiting" is advisable nor as to how long it is permissible to wait for spontaneous passage. In 20 of 71 cases of swallowed foreign bodies, the objects were in the esophagus at the time the patient was first examined. Esophagoscopic removal was carried out in 17 cases. In two cases a foreign body was passed per rectum and in one was vomited. Laparotomy for removal was done in only two of the 51 cases in which the foreign body was already in the stomach or bowel at the time of examination, and in one of them the operation probably could have been avoided.


Progressive muscular dystrophy; a preliminary report on treatment with amino acids, folic acid and vitamins. Ten patients with progressive muscular dystrophy were given daily oral doses of amino acids, folic acid and selected vitamins. At the time of this report they had been treated by this means for periods varying from two months to one year. Only one had other therapy concurrently. Definite and progressive improvement, objective and subjective, occurred in all cases. Among objective changes noted-not all of them in all cases-were return of strength, increase in size and tonus of atrophic muscles, restoration of normal respiratory action and relief of depression. Patients reported a sense of well-being, increase in strength and a feeling of bodily warmth.


Veratrum viride; hypotensive and cardiac effects of intravenous use. The hypotensive action of veratrum viride given intravenously was studied in 24 patients, 22 of them hypertensive and 2 normotensive. Vasodepression of considerable but variable degree was obtained in all patients. Maximum hypotension occurred 8 to 15 minutes after injection and relative hypotension usually lasted at least two hours. In four patients subnormal hypotension occurred but there were no clinical manifestations of shock. The blood pressure rose promptly when pressor drugs were administered.A dose of 0.3 to 0.5 mg. brought about a satisfactory decrease in blood pressure. The degree of decrease was affected by the speed of administration and in a few patients by idiosyncratic sensitivity to the drug. Veratrum has an extravagal action on the pulse rate, and in that and other respects resembles digitalis. Veratrum should be given with caution to digitalized patients. Atropine reduced but did not abolish the hypotensive effect of veratrum, and was more effective when given before veratrum. This indicates that the parasympathomimetic action of veratrum is important in the mechanism of blood pressure reduction.


A cardiovascular disease case progress index: a means of aiding research and supplying teaching material. The establishment of a Cardiovascular Case Progress Index at the University of California School of Medicine is reported. The need for such an index to increase our knowledge of chronic cardiovascular diseases is discussed. Cases of various disorders of the cardiovascular system seen in a routine way in the hospital or outpatient department are listed in the Index, and their progress followed indefinitely. The organization, operation, and utilization of the Index for teaching and research are briefly discussed.


The general practitioner in industrial medicine. Most industrial injuries are treated by physicians who have a general practice in addition to their industrial work. Because of the increasing number and seriousness of industrial injuries, better preparation for treatment is required in the patient's interest and for reasonable economy. The trend toward centralization of industrial medical facilities, increasing before and during World War II, has been somewhat reversed; the general practitioner now has an opportunity to take a useful place in the care of injured employees.A physician dealing with industrial cases must be prepared to give immediate emergency treatment, to comply with the procedures of insurance carriers, and to refer cases which he is not skilled or equipped to handle. As a personal physician having the confidence of the patient he can secure greater cooperation from all parties concerned in industrial disability and can sometimes promote a more rapid recovery.


Mucocele of the appendix complicated by torsion and gangrene.


Growth of voluntary prepayment plans.

Growth of voluntary prepayment plans.


A guide to hospital housekeeping.

A guide to hospital housekeeping.


Repair of extensive decubitus ulcer of 31 years' duration.


Cholecystitis and cholelithiasis in a 16-year-old boy.


Anxious times in tuberculosis.

Anxious times in tuberculosis.


Tuberculous lymphadenitis, allergic vasculitis and phlyctenulosis; report of a case.


The cardiovascular system in acute infectious disease. Myocarditis may result from a wide variety of acute infectious diseases, but electrocardiographic abnormalities interpreted as indicating myocarditis may arise from a number of other causes. Among the factors which may cause myocarditis are direct invasion by an organism, the toxic products of an organism, hypersensitivity to the products of an organism, drugs used in therapy, deficiency in nutrients, electrolyte imbalance, and, rarely, fever. Recently emphasis has been placed on the finding that circulatory failure in acute infectious diseases is often primarily peripheral, although heart failure due to myocarditis is not uncommon.


Government plan in Saskatchewan.

Government plan in Saskatchewan.


British Columbia Hospital Insurance Service.


Governments and hospital care.

Governments and hospital care.


Majestic new Calgary General.

Majestic new Calgary General.


Hospital statistics, 1951, a record response.


Economy in hospital planning.

Economy in hospital planning.


RELATIONSHIP between dietitians and administrators.


Retail pharmacists assist small hospitals.


Maternal and child health.

Maternal and child health.


INTERN training programs.

INTERN training programs.


Internship training program. II. A teaching physician speaks.


Intern training program. I. Internship in retrospect.


Intern training program. III. Viewpoint of a lay administrator.


Intern training program. IV. Medical education in non-university hospitals.


MOUNT Sinai Hospital, Toronto.

MOUNT Sinai Hospital, Toronto.


Intern training program. V. Ever-changing concepts.


Sarnia experiences its first Tornado.

Sarnia experiences its first Tornado.


CANADIANS honoured at A.C.H.A. convocation.


A.H.A. convention stresses; the hospital as a community enterprise.


Canadian Dietetic Association convention.


Preparedness in paramount.

Preparedness in paramount.


ANNUAL report of Canadian Intern Placement Service.


RECOMMENDATIONS for fire safety in nursing homes.


Slide culture of tubercle bacilli. I. Media and methods.


On rat serum amylase. I. Studies in the normal and the alloxan diabetic animal.


A method for the determination of the effects of drugs on the pain threshold of human subjects.


The combination of heparin and bovine serum albumin.


The effect of age, sex, and previous pregnancy on oxygen uptake of mammary tissue of mice of the C57BL, A, and C3H strains.


Statistical methods in medical research. II. Sample sizes required in experiments involving all-or-none responses.


Physiologic studies of the groundhog (Marmota monax).


The prevention of liver necrosis by alpha-tocopherol, methionine, and cysteine by oral and parenteral routes.


The incidence of E. coli group 0111 in sporadic infantile gastroenteritis and the sensitivity to antibiotics of the strains isolated.


The lupus erythematosus inclusion phenomenon; review of the literature and a proposed simple procedure for use in a routine laboratory.


The place of medical mycology in the hospital laboratory.


A recruiting project for medical laboratory technologists.


Homologous serum jaundice.

Homologous serum jaundice.


Hemolytic disease of the newborn due to anti-A antibodies.


Basic principles and technology.

Basic principles and technology.


Medical aspects of water fluoridation.

Medical aspects of water fluoridation.


The epidemiology of dental caries.

The epidemiology of dental caries.


Studies on staphylococcal infections. I. Incidence of staphylococcal carriers among healthy children.


The incidence of endocrine disorders among Toronto public primary school children.


Development of toxicity in blue-green algae.


A century in retrospect.

A century in retrospect.


The dangerous universal donor: a case of haemoglobinuric nephrosis.


Digestive symptoms in angina pectoris: a clinical study.


Atherosclerosis; inevitable or controllable?


Purpura fulminans with afibrinogenaemia.


Diagnostic classification and re-education in aphasia.


A post-sanatorium institution for rehabilitation in tuberculosis.


Optimal ages for elective surgery in infants and children.


Behaviour problems in children.

Behaviour problems in children.


Bronchogenic carcinoma.

Bronchogenic carcinoma.


Infected vaginal cyst.

Infected vaginal cyst.


Observations on the sensitized sheep cell haemagglutination test for tuberculosis.


Toxicity studies on some newer long-acting local anaesthetics.


Tumour cells in the bone marrow smear.

Tumour cells in the bone marrow smear.


Controlled hypotension to reduce surgical haemorrhage.


Massive resection of the small intestine.


Studies in lobotomy.

Studies in lobotomy.


Thoracoscopy as a diagnostic procedure in pulmonary tuberculosis.


Acute fulminating laryngo-tracheobronchitis in an adult.


The use and abuse of prepaid comprehensive physicians' services.


FIRST World Conference on Medical Education.


The use of parenteral gravol for post-anaesthetic vomiting.


Dr. William Paine; loyalist.

Dr. William Paine; loyalist.


Treatment of fractures in mass casualties.


Queer medical fees.

Queer medical fees.


Rural school lunch program.

Rural school lunch program.


The nursing team in action.

The nursing team in action.


OPERATION C.N.A.

OPERATION C.N.A.


Childhood diabetes.

Childhood diabetes.


Treatment of injuries to the eye.

Treatment of injuries to the eye.


Male nurses.

Male nurses.


Carcinoma of the lung.

Carcinoma of the lung.


Audio-visual aids.

Audio-visual aids.


The British Columbia Cancer Institute.

The British Columbia Cancer Institute.


Nurse among the oil wells.

Nurse among the oil wells.


Our concepts of a psychiatric nursing affiliation.


Conquest of scrub typhus.

Conquest of scrub typhus.


Primary benign liver-cell tumors in infancy and childhood.


Relationship between carcinoma of the breast and acne.


The relationship between carcinoma in situ and invasive cervical carcinoma; a consideration of the contributions to the problem to be made from general population data.


Carcinoma of the body of the pancreas with fibrin thrombosis and fibrinogenopenia.


In situ carcinoma of the prostate with intraepithelial extension into the urethra and bladder.


Adenocarcinoma in situ of the endocervix.


The action of acid phosphatase from cancerous and noncancerous human prostate on various substrates.


Malignant melanoma occurring in xeroderma pigmentosum; report of a case.


Psychological impact of cancer and cancer surgery. II. Depressive reactions associated with surgery for cancer.


Neck tumors, or leukemia, developing in adult C3H mice following inoculation, in early infancy, with filtered (Berkefeld N), or centrifugated (144,000 X g), Ak-leukemic extracts.


Radical mastectomy combined with in-continuity resection of the homolateral internal mammary node chain.


The interrelationship of nitrogen and phosphorus in patients with certain neoplastic diseases.


Field cancerization in oral stratified squamous epithelium; clinical implications of multicentric origin.


The surgical treatment of cancer of the cervix.


The lymphatic spread of gastric cancer.

The lymphatic spread of gastric cancer.


Effect of surgical Addison's disease on advanced carcinoma of the breast and prostate.


Needle biopsy of the liver; a diagnostic aid in the treatment of cancer.


Colotomy and coloscopy.

Colotomy and coloscopy.


Adrenal histological change and liver-tumor inhibition in hypophysectomized rats fed the azo dye, 3'-methyl-4-dimethylaminoazobenzene.


The clinical use of radioactive gold (Au198) seeds.


Laboratory and clinical studies on 8-azaguanine.


Spontaneous regression of melanoma.

Spontaneous regression of melanoma.


Typical carcinoma of the penis in a male circumcised in infancy.


RELIEF of pain.

RELIEF of pain.


TUMORS of the eye.

TUMORS of the eye.


CONSULTATION.

CONSULTATION.


SYNOPSIS of cancer of the upper digestive tract.


CANCER patient's relatives.

CANCER patient's relatives.


TUMOR Clinic Conference: malignant melanoma of the eye and subacute monocytic with myelogenous leukemia.


EXERCISES for the postmastectomy patient.


HERITAGE of Halsted.

HERITAGE of Halsted.


PROGNOSIS uncertain.

PROGNOSIS uncertain.


HORMONE therapy in breast cancer.

HORMONE therapy in breast cancer.


TUMOR clinic conference.

TUMOR clinic conference.


Localization and integration of cellular function.


The effect of roentgen radiation on the incorporation of radiophosphorus into nucleic acids and other constituents of mouse mammary carcinoma.


Ascorbic acid analog in experimental cancer.


A cytological study of colchicine-induced nodal tumors in Tradescantia.


Morphologic and biologic changes in a mouse ascites tumor following induced infection with certain viruses.


A method of preparing radioautographs with adjacent sections.


Inherited hormonal mechanisms and mammary cancer in NH mice and their hybrids.


The induction of the Shope papilloma in homologous transplants of embryonic rat skin.


Further evidence for maternal effect and modifiers of tumorous head genes in natural populations of Drosophila melanogaster.


The effect of antibiotics upon the growth of sarcoma 180 in vivo.


Free amino acid content and transaminase activity of lymphatic tissues and lymphosarcomas.


Quantitative biochemical differences between tumor and host as a basis for cancer chemotherapy. I. Vitamin B6.


Combination chemotherapy of cancer: potentiation of carcinostatic action of 8-azaguanine by a riboflavin analog.


Lack of effect of high potency arginase on tumor growth.


Nucleic acid content of splenic lymphocytes in normal and leukemic mice.


Transplantation of the Shope papilloma and the Rous sarcoma during early developmental stages.


Studies on the Ehrlich ascites tumor. II. Oxidation of hexose phosphates.


Enhanced tumor transplantability following second transplantation in mouse of original strain.


Nucleic acid content of cells of bone marrow aspirated from patients with leukemia.


Metastatic frequency of spontaneous mammary carcinoma in mice following biopsy and following local roentgen irradiation.


Passive immunization of mice in parabiosis against a transplanted lymphosarcoma.


The production of L (+) lactic acid by Ehrlich mouse ascites tumor cells.


Demonstration of antibody in strain BALB/c mice to homologous tumor S621 by the use of two technics; anaphylaxis and tumor regression.


Metabolism of the DBA mouse ascites thymoma.


ADRENALECTOMY.

ADRENALECTOMY.


Influence of postirradiation thymectomy and of thymic implants on lymphoid tumor incidence in C57BL mice.


The fundus of the eye.

The fundus of the eye.


Reactivation of rheumatic fever following mitral commissurotomy.


Antibiotic therapy of bacterial endocarditis. IV. Successful short-term (two weeks) combined penicillin-dihydrostreptomycin therapy in subacute bacterial endocarditis caused by penicillin-sensitive streptococci.


The relation of age to certain electrocardiographic responses of normal adults to a standardized exercise.


The Lewis A. Connor memorial lecture: the physiology of the cardiac output.


Age changes in heart rate and blood pressure responses to tilting and standardized exercise.


Failure to reduce the size of experimentally produced myocardial infarcts by cortisone treatment.


Congenital aneurysm of the right sinus of Valsalva, diagnosed by aortography.


Electrocardiographic leads. I. Introduction.


The kinetocardiogram. III. The distribution of forces over the anterior chest.


A method of securing the direct body ballistocardiogram by means of a microscope, giving a record readily calibrated.


The significance of the intermediate Korotkoff sounds.


Torsion ballistocardiography; with special reference to patterns in surgically amenable cardiovascular diseases.


Further experience with anticholinergic drugs: a clinical appraisal in 201 patients.


Vectorcardiography.

Vectorcardiography.


Vitamin A intoxication.

Vitamin A intoxication.


Equipment for sale handling of radioactive isotopes.


Responses to corticotropin (ACTH) and cortisone in thrombocytopenic states.


End results in retinal detachment surgery.


Lens in anterior chamber of the eye: surgical removal.


Mucoepidermoid carcinoma of salivary gland origin.


[Outline of emergency air medical service in Spain].


Hypothyroidism in infancy and childhood.


Management of hyperthyroidism in children.


The electrocardiogram in acute glomerulonephritis: special report No. 267.


CLINICO-PATHOLOGICAL conference.

CLINICO-PATHOLOGICAL conference.


Night terrors in childhood: case report No. 268.


Nutrition and the obesity problem.

Nutrition and the obesity problem.


Lymphosarcoma of the uterus: report of two cases.


Statistical study of the premature infant.


Partial agenesis of the corpus collosum with porencephaly.


The task before us.

The task before us.


Re-education, a method of psychiatric rehabilitation.


The beneficial effect of postpartum plasma in a case of myasthenia gravis.


SAMUEL C. HARVEY, 1886-1953.

SAMUEL C. HARVEY, 1886-1953.


OSTEOPATH; what is his future?

OSTEOPATH; what is his future?


PARTING of the ways.

PARTING of the ways.


LEPTOSPIRAL meningitis.

LEPTOSPIRAL meningitis.


Recent views on subarachnoid hemorrhage.


MEDICAL education in the United States reaches all time high.


NEW Veterans Administration Hospital in West Haven; dedicated September 13.


Veterans Administration medical care program.


DR. BRINKLEY appointed medical superintendent of Gaylord Farm Sanatorium.


The president's page.

The president's page.


Crit Pharris, 1901-1953.

Crit Pharris, 1901-1953.


Myer Goldschmidt, 1910-1953.

Myer Goldschmidt, 1910-1953.


Surgical considerations in the treatment of infection and gangrene in the diabetic.


Silent myocardial infarction.

Silent myocardial infarction.


Principles and errors in proctology.

Principles and errors in proctology.


Clinical evaluation of piromen in dermatology.


Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever in Connecticut: case report.


The concept of rehabilitation.

The concept of rehabilitation.


Freedom; license or responsibility.

Freedom; license or responsibility.


The rules and regulations of Bristol's (Connecticut) first hospital, 1805 A. D.


Medical care of Connecticut's indigent.

Medical care of Connecticut's indigent.


Studies of dengue fever virus in young dogs.


Pancreatic insufficiency and diabetes mellitus in a cat.


The influence of passive immunity or the response to intramuscular and intranasal administration of Newcastle disease virus.


Early appearance of rabies virus in the blood and in the brain of hamsters exposed by rectal instillation (preliminary report).


An ovarian tumor in a heifer.

An ovarian tumor in a heifer.


Epidermoid carcinoma in a cow's lungs.

Epidermoid carcinoma in a cow's lungs.


Cryptococcosis in the cat: a second case.


A persistent right aortic arch in a Guernsey bull.


A serum-neutralization test for transmissible gastroenteritis of swine.


An electron micrograph of Vibrio fetus.

An electron micrograph of Vibrio fetus.


Adaptation of the equine abortion virus to suckling Syrian hamsters.


A new Salmonella type: Salmonella berkeley.


Chronic relapsing pancreatitis in dog.

Chronic relapsing pancreatitis in dog.


Infection of the bovine udder with Mycobacterium species.


Methods for typing streptococci causing bovine mastitis.


PLANS for organization of a World Federation of Societies of Anesthesiologists.


Anesthesia and the bloodless field.

Anesthesia and the bloodless field.


Effect of anesthetic agents on rats following whole body irradiation.


The role of plasma cholinesterase in anesthesiology.


[Effect of byssinosis on the oral mucosa; gingivitis marginalis gossypica].


Comparison of dextran and saline solutions for hemorrhage and tourniquet shock in dogs.


Aids to pediatric anesthesia.

Aids to pediatric anesthesia.


Clinical evaluation of xylocaine as a regional anesthetic agent.


Anesthetic management during pulmonary surgery where the opposite lung has been previously resected.


Typhoid fever and raw milk.

Typhoid fever and raw milk.


Immunization of Delaware's infants.

Immunization of Delaware's infants.


A review of the cancer control program in Delaware.


The mortality from respiratory cancer, 1952.


Nursing in the Delaware chest x-ray survey.


Infectious hepatitis in a rural community; report of a mild outbreak.


Retrenchment in VD control activity.

Retrenchment in VD control activity.


The problem of fringe areas.

The problem of fringe areas.


Residency training program of public health in Delaware.


Financing municipal waste treatment.

Financing municipal waste treatment.


Renal uremia; observations on a series of 84 patients with particular reference to combined electrolyte management; a preliminary report.


Megaloblastic anemia of childhood; case report of a child aged 8.


To which of these shall we direct our attention?


A method of treatment of stasis ulcers of the lower extremity.


A case of hemochromatosis (bronze diabetes) in a female.


Chondrosarcoma; a case report.

Chondrosarcoma; a case report.


Erythromycin in the treatment of pneumococcal pneumonia.


Hesperidin-C in the control of edema related to carcinoma.


Monilethrix.

Monilethrix.


Tonofibrils in bullous dermatoses; a histo- and cytopathologic study.


Treatment of dermatitis herpetiformis with diamino-diphenyl-sulphone (D.D.S.).


[Anomalies of pigmentation and appendicular organs].


A special granulomatous form of mycosis on the lower legs caused by Trichophyton rubrum Castellani.


Firefighting and heart disease.

Firefighting and heart disease.


An evaluation of 95 consecutive pulmonary resections for tuberculosis.


The use of nebulized trypsin; a preliminary report.


Congenital anterior chest wall deformities of diaphragmatic origin.


Heart disease control program in the United States.


The diagnosis and management of solitary circumscribed lesions of the lungs.


Pneumoperitoneum in the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis; a critical review.


Report of a case of systemic moniliasis.


Some serious considerations on the treatment of tuberculosis.


An inexpensive homemade balloon cuff for endotracheal tubes.


Award of the 1953 College Medal to Dr. Helen Taussig.


Loren Leslie Collins, 1890-1953.

Loren Leslie Collins, 1890-1953.


CONTROL study of isoniazid: factors influencing the response of pulmonary tuberculosis to chemotherapy; a United States Public Health Service cooperative investigation.


The use of pulmonary function tests for disability appraisal: including evaluation standards in chronic pulmonary disease.


Some problems of bronchospirometry; analysis of 1,000 procedures.


Isonicotinic acid hydrazide (rimifon) in the treatment of tuberculosis.


The genesis of good teaching.

The genesis of good teaching.


Angulation roentgenograms in obscure lung lesions: a standardized technique.


Experimental bacterial endocarditis and proliferative glomerulonephritis; description of method of production utilizing bilateral lower extremity or single aorta-vena cava arteriovenous fistulas.


Intermittent positive pressure breathing with swift velocity expiration, i.e., exsufflation, intermittent negative pressure breathing, and viscero-diaphragmatic breathing.


Clinical use of intermittent positive pressure breathing combined with nebulization in pulmonary disease.


Respiratory acidosis, including the use of intermittent pressure breathing.


Acute effects of histamine in psychiatric patients.


Variations in rapid coma technique of carbon dioxide inhalation therapy.


Hypnotherapy for the control of anxiety.


Isonicotinic acid hydrazide in nontuberculous mental patients.


Effect of prolonged administration of pitressin on the blood pressure in psychotic patients.


NEUROLOGICAL Clinical Pathological Conference: Mycotic aneurysm, ruptured, right middle cerebral artery with subarachnoid and intracerebral extension of hemorrhage, right temporo-frontal.


Invert sugar in insulin coma therapy.

Invert sugar in insulin coma therapy.


Personality and social implications in the so-called psychopathic personality.


Integration of the disintegrated personality.


Group psychotherapy with wayward girls.

Group psychotherapy with wayward girls.


Hysterical amnesia treated by hypnosis; psychiatric and psychological aspects.


Carbon dioxide maintenance therapy in neuroses and alcoholism.


Homo-anonymous.

Homo-anonymous.


Congenital fibrosarcoma.

Congenital fibrosarcoma.


The histoplasmine test in Surinam.

The histoplasmine test in Surinam.


Two cases of histoplasmosis on farms near Paramaribo, Surinam; investigations into the epidemiology of the disease.


Sheathless Microfilaria bancrofti and eosinophilic granulocytes.


Redescription of Oesophagostomum apiostomum (Willach, 1891, Railliet and Henry, 1905) from man and monkeys in Indonesia.


Some aspects of kwashiorkor.

Some aspects of kwashiorkor.


A survey of intestinal parasites in the schoolchildren of Moengo, Surinam, 1950.


Chloromycetin treatment of Salmonella infections; results obtained in 100 patients.


Researches on ectoparasites of man in the vicinity of Marrakech (Morocco).


Steatorrhoea and the intestinal circulation.


The fight against lung cancer.

The fight against lung cancer.


The connection between nutrition and mortality from coronary sclerosis during and after World War II.


Tuberculin index of Chinese schoolchildren in Djakarta after World War II.


[Use of luminescent microscopy for rapid detection of pathologic changes in cells and organs].


Epidemiology of kala-azar.

Epidemiology of kala-azar.


The history and character of the kala-azar outbreak in the Kitui district.


Kala-azar at Kitui.

Kala-azar at Kitui.


Cerebral cysticercosis; a case report.

Cerebral cysticercosis; a case report.


A case of severe burns in an epileptic with loss of both hands, and subsequent repair.


Medical writing in East Africa: the East African Medical Journal, 1924-1952.


Observations upon yaws and its treatment in Embu district.


Common dermatological entities in West Africa.


Jejunal diverticula.

Jejunal diverticula.


The origin of hemp the assuager of grief.


A case of traumatic amputation at the wrists.


JOHN OWEN SHIRCORE.

JOHN OWEN SHIRCORE.


Some observations on congenital infantile hypertrophic pyloric stenosis.


Gilles de la tourette's syndrome.

Gilles de la tourette's syndrome.


IN MEMORIAM John William Struthers.

IN MEMORIAM John William Struthers.


A bio-assay method for the evaluation of adrenocortical potency by means of experimental trauma, with shock, in rats.


Plasma protein-bound iodine after intravenous injection of thyroxine in thyroidectomized dogs.


Demonstration of storage and release of gonadotropin by the anterior pituitary of the mouse during gestation.


The effect of progesterone on persistent vaginal estrus produced by hypothalamic lesions in the rat.


The response of the pubic symphysis of the mouse to extracts of pregnant rabbit serum and pregnant sow ovaries and its application as an assay method.


A comparison of the response of the pubic symphysis of the mouse and guinea pig to extracts of pregnant sow ovaries.


The influence of the adrenal cortex and cold stress on fasting ketosis in the rat.


Steroid diabetes in guinea pigs; effects of cortisone administration on blood- and urinary glucose, nitrogen excretion, fat deposition, and the islets of Langerhans.


Endocrine influences on renal compensatory hypertrophy.


Relation of ascorbic acid nutrition to the in vitro metabolism of cortisone by surviving liver tissue.


Liver vitamin content and adrenal cortical function.


The effect of thermal burns on the thyroid activity of the rat.


Gonadotropins of the pituitary of postmenopausal women.


On intermedin and melanin synthesis.

On intermedin and melanin synthesis.


The biogenesis of colchicine.

The biogenesis of colchicine.


Purification of potato phosphorylase.

Purification of potato phosphorylase.


Acylchlorides of amino acids and peptides as monomers for the preparation of polymeric polypeptides. I. Syntheses of poly-beta-alanine, poly-DL-alanine, poly-L-leucine and poly-glycyl-DL-leucine.


Influence of 5-hydroxytryptamine (enteramine) on the course of the acute lethal sublimate intoxication in the rat.


Notes on the chromosomes of the porcupine and the chinchilla.


Isolated chromosomes and casual contaminants in electron microscopy.


Differentiation between metabolic chromosomes and micro-organisms with coiled structure.


Notes on the chromosomes of the Peromysci (Rodentia-Cricetidae).


Studies on arteriovenous anastomoses in the lungs.


New method staining for collagen with a natural dye: Phytolacca red.


[Observations on the proteins of human crystalline lens].


Behaviour of serum labile phosphoric esters after amino acids administration.


The constitution of ajmaline.

The constitution of ajmaline.


The enzymatic hydrolysis of glutathione by Vibrio cholerae.


Research on the proliferation activity of erythroblasts from pernicious anaemia in relapse under low atmospheric pressure.


Alkoxytrimethylammonium salts and muscarine.


A humoral agent with immediate eosinopenic effect other than cortisone.


Tests used in the localization of cerebral function in trained monkeys.


The colour changes of the zoea of the shrimp, Crangon crangon L.


Membrane structures in mucus.

Membrane structures in mucus.


Observations on the fixation in vitro of uranium to sections of bone.


Extra reproduction of chromosome in yeast.


Living nerve structure seen by new light optics.


Separation and identification of the degradation products of purines and nucleic acids on acid hydrolysis by circular paper chromatography.


On the inactivating properties of liver homogenates on succinoxidase activity of isolated mitochondria.


Comparative antifibromatogenic action of progesterone and 11-dehydroprogesterone.


A method for the electronmicroscopy of tissue mast-cells.


The effect of rutin, hydergine and nicotine on the extent of gangrene following experimental local cold injury.


A simple practical correlation between the length of the Q-T interval and the cardiac rate.


In vivo and in vitro inhibition of hyaluronidase by organic phosphates.


Effects of a transient vitamin A deficiency on survival following x-irradiation.


Quantitative estimation of barbiturates in biological material.


Nucleic acid changes in rats receiving butter yellow, and the effects of vitamin A deficiency on these changes.


Venous stasis and bone growth.

Venous stasis and bone growth.


The survival and growth of human heterotransplants on the chorio-allantoic membrane of the chick.


The physical principles of the blood circulation.


Induction of local crossed resistance to various necrotizing agents.


The heart rate and the electrocardiogram of small animals.


A method for the evaluation of agents for topical antibacterial therapy.


The correlation between sinus arrhythmia and the respiratory rate.


Studies on nicotinamide antagonists.

Studies on nicotinamide antagonists.


Treatment of chronic atrophic rhinitis; report of ten cases.


Nasal surgery on the allergic patient.

Nasal surgery on the allergic patient.


Evaluation of antibiotic therapy of acute otitis media.


Treatment of otitis externa and chronic otitis media with sodium sulamyd solution 30%.


HARD of hearing preschool-age children.

HARD of hearing preschool-age children.


Piromen therapy in otitis externa; preliminary report.


CLUES from a headache history.

CLUES from a headache history.


OCCULT submucoperiosteal abscess of the maxillary sinus.


FURTHER note on phacoanaphylactic endophthalmitis from injections of lens protein.


Basic elements in revocation proceedings.


Medical practice violations: review of procedures in different states.


Panel discussion: medical practice violations: grounds for revocation.


BRYDGES Act. S. 2114: amendment to section 6512 (1) of Education Law; the university of the State of New York; the State Education Department. Chapter 802, Laws of 1953.


Multiple choice--objective examination; experience of the Missouri Board of Medical Examiners.


First World Conference on Medical Education.


Outcome of pregnancy in women attending a fertility clinic.


Urethrography: its value in the study of male fertility and sterility.


The peritoneal factor in female sterility.


Horizons unlimited: problems of infertile couples, world population pressures, and the physiology of reproduction.


Salpix; a new approach to the ideal radiopaque medium for hysterosalpingography.


Use of polyethylene in tuboplasty.

Use of polyethylene in tuboplasty.


Round multinucleated spermatogenetic cells.


Failure in normal language development of neurological origin.


Observations on the therapeutic use of spontaneous imagery in speech therapy.


Psychoanalytical investigation of hystero-epilepsy.


The effect of certain radioactive substances on the electrical activity of rabbit's brain.


On biochemical studies of schizophrenia. I. An enzymological study on brain tissue and serum of schizophrenic patients; choline esterase.


A case of sleep paralysis.

A case of sleep paralysis.


Effect of antiepileptic drugs on the acetylcholine metabolism of the brain.


Studies on the effect of anticonvulsants on the electroshock seizure induced through condenser discharge method.


Problems concerning intelligence and personality and the psychopathology of dementia.


Clinical symptomatology of dementia.

Clinical symptomatology of dementia.


Testing psychology of dementias.

Testing psychology of dementias.


Morbid anatomy of dementia.

Morbid anatomy of dementia.


Socio-psychiatric and sociological aspects of dementia.


Osmphilic granules in chromatolytic nerve cells.


Presenile dementia.

Presenile dementia.


Gynecologic problems of infancy and childhood.


Use of a simplified formula in small hospitals.


Chronic occlusive arterial disease.

Chronic occlusive arterial disease.


Management of common dermatoses.

Management of common dermatoses.


Careful planning creates modern physician's office.


One man's experience with the Kaiser plan.


The problem of aseptic meningitis.

The problem of aseptic meningitis.


How to keep that well-trained assistant happy.


CARDIOSPASM.

CARDIOSPASM.


Practical aspects of inguinal hernia.

Practical aspects of inguinal hernia.


Dictating machines help busy doctors.

Dictating machines help busy doctors.


The general practitioner in the future of industrial medicine.


Studies in chronic amebiasis. I. Clinical syndrome.


Studies in chronic amebiasis. II. Evaluation of treatment technics.


Studies on a blood serum proteolytic enzyme with particular reference to gastric secretory function.


Effect of new quaternary ammonium compound on gastric secretion and gastrointestinal motility.


An improved gastric biopsy tube, its manufacture, use and investigative value.


Aureomycin proctitis and colitis: a report of five cases.


Failure of vitamin B12 therapy to improve gastric atrophy in pernicious anemia: report of a case studied by serial gastric biopsies.


Gastric neurilemoma.

Gastric neurilemoma.


Fecal loss of various dietary nutrients in dogs lacking pancreatic juice.


Perforated duodenal ulcer with neutropenia and death in a patient receiving phenylbutazone therapy.


Metachronous carcinomas of the colon.

Metachronous carcinomas of the colon.


Gastric ulcer associated with cortisone therapy.


A sequel of bulbar poliomyelitis simulating vagotomy; report of a case.


Nausea.

Nausea.


Hepatic insufficiency.

Hepatic insufficiency.


Dr. Walter Arthur Bastedo, 1873-1952.

Dr. Walter Arthur Bastedo, 1873-1952.


Dr. Irving Gray, 1892-1953.

Dr. Irving Gray, 1892-1953.


[Retinal diseases in premature infants].


Age and mental abilities: a longitudinal study.


The development of a personality questionnaire for drinkers.


Personality and physical disease: a test of the Dunbar hypothesis applied to diabetes mellitus and rheumatic fever.


Patterns of renal salt loss in acute renal failure.


Roentgen configuration of the duodenojejunal area in carcinoma of the pancreas.


Carcinoma of the esophagus.

Carcinoma of the esophagus.


Effects of castration and diethylstilbestrol on the serum lipid pattern in men.


Use of piromen in multiple sclerosis.

Use of piromen in multiple sclerosis.


Making life longer and better: medical potentialities.


Plastic surgical repair of chronic leg ulcers.


Prevention of arteriosclerosis.

Prevention of arteriosclerosis.


Pinning hip fractures in the aged.

Pinning hip fractures in the aged.


Radiation therapy for bronchogenic carcinoma.


Personality reactions to ACTH and related substance.


Earning opportunities for mature workers; report of Michigan conference.


[Correlation of intelligence quotient (IQ) with Rorschach data].


[The method with ortho-tolidine in determination of small quantities of active chlorine in water made potable by chloridation].


The consumption of some components involved in physiological blood coagulation.


A Scottish study of persons registered as disabled under the Disabled Persons (Employment) Act, 1944.


Labour following caesarean section.

Labour following caesarean section.


The treatment of peptic ulcer with particular reference to vagotomy: a critical review.


Solitary kidney: an account of two cases illustrating some modern diagnostic methods.


The incidence and mortality rates of premature infants born in hospital.


Memorials to Frederick S. Hammett.

Memorials to Frederick S. Hammett.


Studies on the biotin requirement of the rat.


The effect of time of injection and of dosage on absolute and relative length of femur, tibiotarsus and tarsometatarsus in chicken embryos treated with insulin or pilocarpine.


Cultivation and morphology of human tissue mast cells in vitro.


Relationship between body weight and gastrocnemius-soleus muscle weight in growing rats.


Analysis of the semen pattern as a guide for treatment.


An oxytocic material from normal human urine.


The diagnosis of the Cushing and para-Cushing syndrome.


Epidemiological survey of infectious diseases in Israel.


[Ossous lesions and arthropathies of syphilitic etiology].


The good health program gains momentum.

The good health program gains momentum.


The challenging task of activation.

The challenging task of activation.


Organizing the departments.

Organizing the departments.


MODERNIZATION is a means to other ends.

MODERNIZATION is a means to other ends.


Betty, pacesetter of the department.

Betty, pacesetter of the department.


How volunteer service was mobilized.

How volunteer service was mobilized.


How to get motion economy.

How to get motion economy.


Policies of the outpatient department.

Policies of the outpatient department.


Operation "Tin Can".

Operation "Tin Can".


Central supply is separate department.

Central supply is separate department.


Improving nursing service.

Improving nursing service.


WHO'S who in hospitals.

WHO'S who in hospitals.


Hospital pharmacy convenient to outpatients.


North Carolina Memorial Hospital, social service department.


Telephone and paging.

Telephone and paging.


Decentralized food service.

Decentralized food service.


Goal of medical records department: consolidate gains, improve accessibility.


Duo-basis system and all-inclusive rate.


Dietary operation must be efficient today.


Physical therapy, a joint project.

Physical therapy, a joint project.


X-ray laboratory: six subsections in North Carolina labs.


Linen gets special handling.

Linen gets special handling.


Premature activation proves rough.

Premature activation proves rough.


The buildup of personnel.

The buildup of personnel.


Mailroom and messenger.

Mailroom and messenger.


Ethics in the practice of surgery.

Ethics in the practice of surgery.


Catholic Regional Conferences.

Catholic Regional Conferences.


How conference of Catholic hospitals began and how they grew.


Recruiting tomorrow's key personnel.

Recruiting tomorrow's key personnel.


The postanesthesia room: a life saver.

The postanesthesia room: a life saver.


The practical nurse: is she the answer to the crisis in nursing service?


Remodeling pays off in time, money, labor savings.


Memorial day for deceases physicians.

Memorial day for deceases physicians.


A high school student looks at H.A.P.

A high school student looks at H.A.P.


Financial pattern, adjusted to today's needs.


A question box on the medical staff; here are answers to a number of convention questions.


Hill-Burton prospects: a caution, not a stop light.


Pointers on record systems of photofluorograms.


Durham-Humphrey Bill is in the public interest.


Complete records: how the faculty of the nursing school can help.


A technologist tries a test for cancer detection.


How a doctor views medical staff organization.


Let's personalize personnel!

Let's personalize personnel!


Trends in the preparation of the administrator.


Catholic resources in recruiting.

Catholic resources in recruiting.


Coordinating the spiritual and professional objectives of catholic nursing education.


The outlook for tomorrow.

The outlook for tomorrow.


The communion fast. II.

The communion fast. II.


The personal touch in the admission office.


Training aides? this program works!

Training aides? this program works!


Do medical records affect hospital finances?


Plant operation; the laundry; facts on whiteness retention.


WHAT does it take to be a successful administrator?


Streamlining the therapeutic dietary service.


The control of drugs.

The control of drugs.


What are the facts on licensing for the M. T.?


A step forward in hospital-physician relationships.


Training for better job instruction.

Training for better job instruction.


Progress in Mexico: 10 years of hospital development.


Dynamic partners: the state association and women's auxiliaries.


Hospitals can hire the handicapped.

Hospitals can hire the handicapped.


Why didn't we get all the interns we wanted?


Glimpses of the future.

Glimpses of the future.


Planning the hospital parking lot.

Planning the hospital parking lot.


Princeton Hospital expands.

Princeton Hospital expands.


Where are nursing home beds?

Where are nursing home beds?


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


How we control meat costs and save 21 percent!


Are your medical records up to date?

Are your medical records up to date?


Medical notes and comments.

Medical notes and comments.


Building an autopsy room in a medium size hospital.


Improved utilization of water in the laundry.


The determination of physical type in children.


Increase in cranial thickness during growth.


Growth and development of the chimpanzee; a longitudinal and comparative study.


Sex and age differences in the composition of the adult leg.


Dermatoglyphics of Egyptians.

Dermatoglyphics of Egyptians.


Thigh girth and nutritional status: a comment.


Both bone fractures of the leg; principles of treatment.


Preventive psychiatry for the physician.


Mediastinal tumors.

Mediastinal tumors.


Public relations.

Public relations.


Clinical evaluation of a new antitussive agent.


Paraphysial cyst of the third ventricle of the brain.


The relationship between the physical forms of D.D.T. and their biological effectiveness on solid surfaces.


The relationship between the physical forms of D.D.T. and their biological effectiveness on water surfaces.


Organic synthetic insecticides employed in malaria control.


Rapid loss of biological effectiveness of D.D.T. applied to mud surfaces.


Analysis of residual deposits of D.D.T. on sprayed surfaces.


Microbioassay method for D.D.T.

Microbioassay method for D.D.T.


Behaviour of mosquitoes in relation to insecticidal applications.


Studies on the development of resistant strains of house-flies and mosquitoes.


Comparative field studies on the residual effectiveness of D.D.T., B.H.C., D.D.T. and B.H.C. combined spray, and dieldrin against mosquitoes.


Dieldrin for malaria control.

Dieldrin for malaria control.


Toxicity of synthetic and natural pyrethrins incorporating synergists against mosquitoes.


The distribution of insecticides on sprayed surface and specifications for stirrup pump sprayers.


Nutritional disorders in children with special reference to oedema.


Etiology, pathology, and differential diagnosis of cirrhosis of liver in children.


Bone tuberculosis in children.

Bone tuberculosis in children.


Chorea infantum with atropic monoplegia.


Report of a case of gargoylism.

Report of a case of gargoylism.


TWENTY-ONE years.

TWENTY-ONE years.


MEDICAL director.

MEDICAL director.


MEDICAL department.

MEDICAL department.


INDUSTRIAL Medical Association.

INDUSTRIAL Medical Association.


AMERICAN Foundation of Occupational Health.


COUNCIL on Industrial Health, American Medical Association.


INDUSTRIAL nurse.

INDUSTRIAL nurse.


INDUSTRIAL hygiene.

INDUSTRIAL hygiene.


INDUSTRIAL medicine-world wide: the Medical Department, Standard Oil company (New Jersey).


SMALL plant.

SMALL plant.


GRADUATE education.

GRADUATE education.


NEW YORK University, Institute of Industrial Medicine.


Industrial Hygiene Foundation.

Industrial Hygiene Foundation.


CONFERENCE Board of Physicians, in Industrial Practice.


PERIODICALS.

PERIODICALS.


UNION health Center, International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union.


INSURANCE companies.

INSURANCE companies.


PUBLIC Health Service.

PUBLIC Health Service.


Modern views on inflammation.

Modern views on inflammation.


Asthma and the psychiatrist; a critical review.


Advantages of toluidine blue in sputum staining.


Leonard Noon.

Leonard Noon.


Biochemical mechanism of the allergic reaction.


Prophylactic inoculation against hay fever.


Succinylcholine chloride; clinical impressions in a series of 1200 cases.


Hemodynamics of controlled hypotension during anesthesia.


Electrocardiographic studies in ambulatory patients given procaine hydrochloride intravenously.


The water humidifier in the therapeutic gas apparatus--a potential death trap.


Advantages and disadvantages of prolonged use of nor-epinephrine.


Nitrous oxide-oxygen supplementation; a preliminary report.


Refrigeration anesthesia in cavity preparation; the WaRoPa method.


Further investigation of naphthoic acid ester as a local anesthetic.


Postoperative pulmonary atelectasis.

Postoperative pulmonary atelectasis.


Shock in anesthesia.

Shock in anesthesia.


Unusual case reports: Case No. 1.

Unusual case reports: Case No. 1.


Unusual case reports: Case No. 2.

Unusual case reports: Case No. 2.


The Pan-American classification of the forms of leprosy.


The prevalence of leprosy in the Cook Islands.


The rationale for the use of hormones in the treatment of diseases of the diseases of the liver.


Essential nutrition in geriatrics.

Essential nutrition in geriatrics.


The pyramidal tract in the light of recent anatomical research.


Comparison of diaminodiphenylsulfone and thiosemicarbazone in the treatment of lepromatous leprosy; clinical and bacteriological evaluation in sixty hospitalized patients.


Poliomyelitis: work in progress.

Poliomyelitis: work in progress.


Anatomical considerations in the pathology of polimyelitis.


Electroencephalography in anaesthesia.

Electroencephalography in anaesthesia.


Experience in the prevention of air-borne disease.


Results obtained with aerosols in the Monkey House of the Royal Zoological Society of Ireland, Dublin. (1949-1953).


Immunity and hypersensitivity in tuberculosis.


Prospect of childhood tuberculosis in Dublin.


NERVE biopsy; a symposium.

NERVE biopsy; a symposium.


The effect of BCG in lepromatous cases of leprosy.


A case of prolonged pregnancy.

A case of prolonged pregnancy.


Gordon A. Ryrie, M.B., Ch. B.

Gordon A. Ryrie, M.B., Ch. B.


A study of the serum proteins in leprosy.


The forgotten pessary.

The forgotten pessary.


The set-up of the International Association.


Thymic death.

Thymic death.


Biopsy of peripheral nerve trunks.

Biopsy of peripheral nerve trunks.


The basis of classification.

The basis of classification.


The pilomotor response to intradermally injected nicotine: an aid in excluding the diagnosis of leprosy.


An audiology centre for Dublin.

An audiology centre for Dublin.


Progress in the control of tuberculosis in Britain during the past 70 years.


Examination of contacts in the control of leprosy.


The histoplasmin reaction in leprosy patients.


Lung resection in pulmonary tuberculosis.


Omphalocele with total atresia of the ileum.


Tuberculous disease of the right superior maxilla and ethmoidal labyrinth associated with bilateral pulmonary tuberculosis.


Studies on the biological aspects of the larval stages of Paragonimus westermanii, especially the invasion to the second intermediate hosts. III.


Comparative study on complement fixation technics in rickettsial diseases.


Studies on the toxin-anaphylaxis and the rate of combination of diphtheria toxin and antitoxin in vitro.


Chemical studies on antibiotic substances. III. On an anti-mycobacterial antibiotic produced by Streptomyces cinnamonensis n. sp.


Critiques of the Shigella types reported recently as new subtypes in Japan.


Studies on the intermediate metabolism of chloramphenicol production. II. On the carbohydrate metabolism of Streptomyces venezuelae.


On the vitamin-like activity of 3-carbamyl-pyridinium-halides.


A new Salmonella type: Salmonella nagoya.


Epidemiological and clinical observation of a minor localized epidemic of acute febrile disease (Coxsackie virus disease).


On a remarkable case of the biting of a parasitic wasp, Sclerodermus nipponensis Yuasa in Tokyo (Hymenoptera, Bethylidae).


Distribution of the Coxsackie group of viruses in Japan.


The recovering of Paragonimus eggs from stools of paragonimiasis patients by AMS III centrifuging technic.


The first intermediate host of a frog trematode, Pleurogenes japonicus Yamaguti.


On the action of the optic lobe of Limulus Ions-spina.


Studies on the immunological diagnosis of the animals suspected of rabies.


Comparative activities of noradrenaline and adrenaline in some biological tests; the rabbit intestine segment method, the cat paradoxical pupil reaction and the dog blood pressure.


Action current of alimentary canal; observations on the normal and obstructed bowels.


The variability of skin temperature in new born children.


Cortical response to intermittent stimulation with colored light in the cat.


On the nature of positive waves in ventral root potential.


Urea, amino acid and ammonia in human sweat.


Potency of melanophore hormone towards the regeneration of visual purple.


Electric polarization in human skin measured by a minute electrode; the polarization in sweat pores and the depolarization curves.


Quantum biophysics of vision; statistical estimation of the threshold number of quanta.


Shock therapy.

Shock therapy.


The contribution of psychiatry to the theory and practice of medicine.


Prolapse of oviduct into vagina following vaginal hysterectomy.


Management of idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura.


Anaphylactic shock following the use of penicillin in bronchial asthmatics.


Repeat surgery following pelvic operations.


Thyroiditis: acute and chronic.

Thyroiditis: acute and chronic.


Latex foam padding for x-ray tables.

Latex foam padding for x-ray tables.


Immunologic aspects of acquired hemolytic anemia.


The president's report to members of the American Dietetic Association.


The story in the American cook book.

The story in the American cook book.


Viscosity of white sauces prepared in quantity.


Appraisal of school lunch programs. I. Developing a score card for management factors.


Effect of three levels of fat intake on calcium metabolism.


A guide to statistics. II. Calculation of statistics.


1953 COPHER award goes to Mable MacLachlan.


Kitchens in the future.

Kitchens in the future.


Employee participation.

Employee participation.


Intraventricular and intracerebral hemorrhage as factors in fatal termination of ruptured intracranial aneurysms.


Old age and the vices.

Old age and the vices.


Adrenal cortical failure.

Adrenal cortical failure.


Management of respiratory infections in older patients with bronchial asthma and pulmonary emphysema.


Differential diagnosis of wheezing respiration.


Present status of peripheral neurectomy for pain in obliterative disease.


Treatment of acute perforations of gastric and duodenal ulcers.


Primary resection of the colon for carcinoma.


Results in treatment of cancer of the breast.


Anesthesia in the older age group.

Anesthesia in the older age group.


Oral metrazol therapy in psychoses with cerebral arteriosclerosis.


Rationale of immediate fixation of fractures about the hip in elderly patients.


Sympathetic ophthalmia.

Sympathetic ophthalmia.


Relation of physiologic aging to physical medicine.


The aging skin.

The aging skin.


Surgical treatment of non-malignant disease of the biliary tract in patients 65 years of age and older.


Diagnosis of retroperitoneal tumors.

Diagnosis of retroperitoneal tumors.


Application of plastic surgical principles to the treatment of cancer.


Some problems presented by head injuries in older people.


Tumors of the ocular structures in the adult.


Fear in elderly people.

Fear in elderly people.


Prolonged labor; clinical evaluation.

Prolonged labor; clinical evaluation.


Clinical observations and interpretations of abnormal air spaces in the lungs; a new concept of their origin.


The esophagus in general practice.

The esophagus in general practice.


Metabolism in paraplegia.

Metabolism in paraplegia.


Incidence and clinical manifestations of cardiac metastases.


Antispasmodic compound 08958 in treatment of paralysis agitans.


Blood and spinal fluid tests for regain after treatment of neurosyphilis.


Chlordane intoxication; report of a case.


NEW and nonofficial remedies: succinylcholine chloride.


DIAGNOSIS of mitral regurgitation.

DIAGNOSIS of mitral regurgitation.


STATEMENT by Edward J. McCormick on medical research and progress before House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce.


STATEMENT by Paul Wermer on cancer diagnosis, treatment, and research before House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce.


CHLOROPHYLL derivatives.

CHLOROPHYLL derivatives.


FOODS and drugs differentiated by intended use.


HOSPITALS in general: injury to patient following collapse of adjustable chair.


INDEMNITY insurance; extent of coverage of malpractice insurance policy.


Therapeutic aspects of geriatric medicine.


Congenital spinal meningocele.

Congenital spinal meningocele.


Treatment of tuberculosis fifty years ago.


Neurosurgical treatment of compression of the spinal cord caused by myeloma.


Gross urinary hemorrhage: a symptom, not a disease.


Decubitus ulcers treated with dried blood plasma; preliminary report.


Shoulder-hand syndrome, sympathetic block compared with corticotropin and cortisone therapy.


Rapid simple method for determination of serum potassium.


Use of muscle relaxants.

Use of muscle relaxants.


NEW generic and brand names recognized by the Council.


CLINICAL meeting, American Medical Association St. Louis, December 1-4, 1953.


PUBLIC health: compulsory confinement of infected persons.


Present-day medical management of alcoholism.


What Philadelphia physicians tell patients with cancer.


Results of surgical treatment of breast cancer at Johns Hopkins Hospital, 1935-1940.


The family physician and heart disease; influence of climate and iatrogenic aspects.


Chronic prostatitis, a urologic quandary.


Nephrotic syndrome occurring during paramethadione therapy; report of a case with clinical remission.


Simple device for tracheobronchial aspiration.


A physician and an economist look at Old-Age and Survivors Insurance.


NEW and Nonofficial Remedies: hexamethonium bromide.


BIG pensions and big government.

BIG pensions and big government.


REPORTS of officers.

REPORTS of officers.


VITAMIN B12 research.

VITAMIN B12 research.


Interservice utilization of expert military clinical consultants.


COOKING for pleasure.

COOKING for pleasure.


Vagotomy as a prophylactic and curative procedure in peptic ulcer.


Management of the pregnant diabetic.

Management of the pregnant diabetic.


Is stellate ganglion block of value in stroke?


Meperidine hydrochloride used intravenously before gastroscopy; preliminary report.


A civil defense director looks at the medical problem.


Hypokalemia due to persistent vomiting during pregnancy.


Instrument for endotracheal anesthesia during oropharyngeal surgery.


An obsessive-compulsive reaction treated with prefrontal procaine injection.


Evaluation of pseudoalbuminuria following cholecystography in seventy-six cases.


Acute ulcerative colitis successfully treated with chloramphenicol; report of case due to Salmonella pullorum.


Changes in the consistencies of commercial contraceptives.


FORTIPHONE Hearing Aid, Model 20 A.

FORTIPHONE Hearing Aid, Model 20 A.


FORTIPHONE Hearing Aid Model 21 C.

FORTIPHONE Hearing Aid Model 21 C.


QUESTIONNAIRE on postgraduate education.


MILITARY requirements for physicians.

MILITARY requirements for physicians.


FIRST teaching institute of Association of American Medical Colleges.


Hydrocortisone and resistance of tissue to injury.


Treatment for varicose veins.

Treatment for varicose veins.


SUMMARY of study of multiple screening.

SUMMARY of study of multiple screening.


OFFICE management.

OFFICE management.


VITAMINS: sale in food stores.

VITAMINS: sale in food stores.


Acute and chronic bacillary dysentery and chronic ulcerative colitis.


Endotracheal anesthesia for tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy in children.


Emergencies in the newborn.

Emergencies in the newborn.


Coronary dilators and angina: reappraisal.


Surgery by direct vision in the open heart during hypothermia.


Merits of the present coroner system; statistical comparison with the medical examiner system.


Ligation of hepatic artery for portal hypertension: clinical application of experimental observations.


Thrombocytopenia induced by sodium para-aminosalicylic acid: report of a case.


Bleeding esophageal varices without other signs of hypertension in a child.


Repair of ruptured patellar tendon with airplane control cable.


CORONER versus medical examiner.

CORONER versus medical examiner.


MEDICAL color television; story of progress.


Conference of Physicians Placement Service Activities.


DETERMINING the fee.

DETERMINING the fee.


HEALTH and accident insurance: total disability in relation to physicians.


Opportunities and responsibilities of the physician in world affairs.


Chronic bladder irritation in females.

Chronic bladder irritation in females.


Management of vesicourethral dysfunction in women.


Advantages and complications of tracheotomy.


Role of anticholinergic drugs in treatment of peptic ulcer.


Human brucellosis caused by Brucella abortus, strain 19.


Recurrent anal fissure: concept of pathogenesis and treatment.


Fatal aplastic anemia following quinacrine therapy in chronic discoid lupus erythematosus.


Today's medicine in underdeveloped areas.


Subacute bacterial endocarditis in penicillin-sensitive patient.


NEW AND Nonofficial Remedies: antihemophilic plasma (human).


NEW AND Nonofficial Remedies: absorbable gelatin film.


NEW AND Nonofficial Remedies: stilbamidine isethionate.


EXCESSIVE vitamin A and congenital abnormalities.


BRUCELLOSIS.

BRUCELLOSIS.


DRAMA in statistics.

DRAMA in statistics.


MORE ABOUT fees.

MORE ABOUT fees.


ANALYSIS of doctor-draft regulations.

ANALYSIS of doctor-draft regulations.


The premature is an individual.

The premature is an individual.


BUSINESS of bolstering bosoms.

BUSINESS of bolstering bosoms.


Acute and chronic bacillary dysentery.

Acute and chronic bacillary dysentery.


Progress in determining cardiac output.

Progress in determining cardiac output.


Some recent advances in anesthesia management.


Public health problems of an older generation.


GERTY T. CORI.

GERTY T. CORI.


Alice Ettinger.

Alice Ettinger.


Presidential address.

Presidential address.


What of the morrow?

What of the morrow?


Recent advances in cardiovascular surgery; an analytical survey of recent literature with special emphasis on the rationale and indications for a surgical approach.


Man's health in this changing world.

Man's health in this changing world.


Congenital heart disease.

Congenital heart disease.


GRADUATE study.

GRADUATE study.


GENERAL Not for Profit Corporation Act of Missouri.


Environment and health.

Environment and health.


The role of the osteopathic lesion in chronic degenerative diseases.