Experimental atherosclerosis in Cebus monkeys. Atherosclerosis has been produced in Cebus monkeys by dietary means. This disease has been produced by feeding diets high in cholesterol and low in sulfur amino acids over periods of 18 to 30 weeks. Within 2 to 8 weeks this regimen caused the concentration of cholesterol in the serum to rise to 300 to 800 mg. per cent. The hypercholesterolemia could be largely prevented by feeding 1 gm. per day of dl-methionine or l-cystine as supplements to the diet. After the serum concentration had become elevated, it could be restored to normal by feeding 1 gm. of dl-methionine but only partially restored by 0.5 gm. of l-cystine daily. The vascular lesions were in the ascending aorta but extended from the valves of the left ventricle to the proximal portions of the carotid and femoral arteries. Minimal lesions have been observed in the coronary arteries. The aortic lesions were chiefly characterized by the presence of lipid-laden phagocytes and increase in collagen and elastic fibers. The lipids were in part cholesterol derivatives. Visceral cholesterolosis was not associated with this disease.


Free and saddle restorations.

Free and saddle restorations.


Inhibition of influenza virus multiplication by alkyl derivatives of benzimidazole. I. Kinetic aspects of inhibition by 2,5-dimethylbenzimidazole as measured by infectivity titrations. At a concentration of 0.0026 M, 2,5-dimethylbenzimidazole caused a number of alterations in the first cycle of multiplication of influenza B virus, Lee strain, in chorioallantoic membrane cultures in vitro. As determined by infectivity titrations in ovo on the membrane per se, the following alterations were observed: The duration of the latent period was increased by 80 per cent. The rate of increase in titer during the incremental period was somewhat decreased. The yield of virus was decreased by about 99 per cent. When the compound was added to membrane cultures at various periods before or after inoculation with the virus, the following findings were obtained: On addition before or along with the virus, the substance caused about 99 per cent inhibition of multiplication. When added during the first 2 hours after inoculation, the compound caused inhibition of a degree which was inversely proportional to the time of addition. When added 3 to 8 hours after inoculation, the substance caused about 80 per cent inhibition. When added after the end of the latent period, no definite inhibition was obtained in the first cycle of multiplication. These results are interpreted as indicating that 2,5-dimethylbenzimidazole acts by reducing the rate of biosynthetic mechanisms necessary for the reproduction of influenza virus particles.


Inhibition of influenza virus multiplication by alkyl derivatives of benzimidazole. II. Measurement of inhibitory activity by hemagglutination titrations. The activity of compounds which inhibit the multiplication of influenza virus can be measured in chorioallantoic membrane cultures in vitro by means of hemagglutination titrations on the medium. Studies on the reproducibility of virus reproduction in membrane cultures have revealed the major variables which affect the results and thus have led to the development of a precise technique. Under strictly controlled experimental conditions, the extent of reproduction of the virus in membrane cultures is predictable within narrow limits of variation. With 10(5.5) EID(50) of influenza B virus, Lee strain, and 5.75 cm.(2) of chorioallantoic membrane per ml., the ratio of infective virus particles to susceptible allantoic cells appears to be approximately 1:28. Under these conditions, the evidence indicates that two cycles of multiplication occur and nearly maximal hemagglutination titers are found with culture medium at 36 hours. The extent of the deviation in the absolute titer in different experiments was only 0.112 log unit. At a concentration of 0.0017 M, 2,5-dimethylbenzimidazole caused inhibition of the multiplication of influenza B virus, Lee strain, which persisted for at least 70 hours as measured by hemagglutination titrations on the culture medium. The degree of inhibition was closely comparable to that demonstrated by infectivity titrations on the membrane at the end of the first cycle of virus reproduction (1).


The permeability of human sweat glands to a series of sulfonamide compounds. A series of sulfonamide compounds, para-aminohippurate, and inulin were used to study the permeability of the epithelium of human sweat glands. Inulin was not excreted in the sweat. The ratios of the concentrations in sweat to the concentrations in plasma, S/P, of sulfanilamide, sulfapyridine, sulfathiazole, sulfadiazine, and para-aminohippurate were found to be 0.69, 0.58, 0.13, 0.11, and 0.02 respectively, independent of the plasma concentrations and the sweating rates. The fact that the S/P ratios are thus unaffected by the absolute number of molecules transported suggests that these compounds enter into the sweat by simple diffusion and not via a specific secretory mechanism which could become saturated by increasing load. If this is so, the difference in the S/P ratios must be explained by an unequal permeability of the epithelium of the sweat gland to the various compounds and some explanation for these differences in the rate of excretion must exist in terms of physicochemical properties of the compounds. A comparison between the S/P ratios and the pK values of the various sulfonamides indicates that the differences in their rates of excretion in the sweat depend upon the degree of ionization of the various compounds at the physiological pH. Compounds which are mainly non-ionized are excreted with high S/P ratios, whereas ionized compounds appear with low ratios. A quantitative relationship was shown to exist between the S/P ratio for each compound and the percentage of the compound which is non-ionized at pH 7.4.


Inhibition of influenza virus multiplication by alkyl derivatives of benzimidazole. III. Relationship between inhibitory activity and chemical structure. The degree of inhibition of multiplication of influenza B virus, Lee strain, in membrane cultures in vitro appears to be directly related to the concentration of the inhibitory compounds used in this investigation. With each of the alkyl derivatives of benzimidazole, evidence for such a relationship was obtained in the range between 60 and 90 per cent inhibition of virus multiplication. Alteration of the structure of benzimidazole by substitution of alkyl radicals at various positions in either the benzene or the imidazole ring resulted in diverse differences in the capacity to inhibit influenza virus multiplication in vitro. Minor increases in inhibitory activity resulted when one to three methyl groups were introduced at certain positions in the molecule. Marked increases in inhibitory activity were achieved by more extensive substitution in either the benzene or the imidazole ring. The position and nature of substituent groups appeared to be of decisive importance. Among the more highly active compounds were 2,4,5,6,7-pentamethyl-benzimidazole, 5,6-diethylbenzimidazole, and 2-ethyl-5-methylbenzimidazole. Further extension of the alkyl chain at position 2 caused no significant change in the inhibitory activity of the derivative. The most active compounds studied caused 75 per cent inhibition of Lee virus multiplication in membrane cultures in vitro at concentrations of approximately 0.0002 M. Some of the implications of these findings are discussed.


The submicroscopic organization of axon material isolated from myelin nerve fibers. A technique has been developed for the extrusion of axon material from myelinated nerve fibers. This material is then compressed and prepared for observation with the electron microscope. All the stages of preparation and purification of the axon material can be checked microscopically and in the present paper they are illustrated with phase contrast photomicrographs. Observation with the electron microscope of the compressed axons showed the presence of the following components: granules, fibrils, and a membranous material. Only the larger granules could be seen with the ordinary microscope. A considerable number of dense granules were observed. Of these the largest resemble typical mitochondria of 250 mmicro by 900 mmicro. In addition rows or small clusters of dense granules ranging in diameter from 250 to 90 mmicro were present. In several specimens fragments of a membrane 120 to 140 A thick and intimately connected with the axon were found. The entire axon appeared to be constituted of a large bundle of parallel tightly packed fibrils among which the granules are interspersed. The fibrils are of indefinite length and generally smooth. They are rather labile structures, less resistant in the rat than in the toad nerve. They varied between 100 and 400 A in diameter and in some cases disintegrated into very fine filaments (less than 100 A thick). The significance is discussed of the submicroscopic structures revealed by electron microscopy of the material prepared in the way described.


The effect of speed and load on display-control relationships.


The influence of calcium ions on the inactivation of human complement and its components by plasmin. Ca(++) potentiates the inactivation of human complement by streptokinase-activated plasmin and chloroform-activated bovine plasmin. The optimum concentration of Ca(++) varies between 10(-2)M and 10(-3)M, decreasing with increasing concentrations of streptokinase. The susceptibility of the components of complement to inactivation by plasmin is different in the presence and absence of Ca(++). C'2 and C'4 are most readily inactivated by plasmin in the presence of Ca(++), while C'1 disappears first in the absence of Ca(++). A large part of this C'1 disappearance is due to spontaneous inactivation. Similarities are pointed out between the influence of Ca(++) on the inactivation of the components of complement by antigen-antibody systems and by plasmin.


Some characteristics of the 'Range effect'.


Psychological probability as a function of experienced frequency.


Two-channel listening.

Two-channel listening.


Effect of amount of verbal anchoring and number of rating-scale categories upon transmitted information.


A retest for conditioned inhibition in the alphabet-printing task.


Patterning effect in partial reinforcement.


The development of noncontinuity behavior through continuity learning.


Magnitude of reward and acquisition of a black-white discrimination habit.


Anxiety and task as determiners of verbal performance.


A psychophysical and electrophysiological study of light adaptation.


Comment on The role of instruction in experimental space orientation.


Effect of distribution and shift in distribution of practice within a single training session.


Performance of an effortful task with variation in duration of prior practice and anticipated duration of present practice.


Temporal factors influencing the perception of visual flicker.


Primary ocular nystagmus as a function of intensity and duration of acceleration.


Generalization and exposure time as related to autokinetic movement.


The strength of sensory preconditioning.


Amount of primary reward and strength of secondary reward.


Running time as a function of amount of food deprivation.


S-R compatibility: spatial characteristics of stimulus and response codes.


Pheochromocytoma.

Pheochromocytoma.


Effects of hyaluronidase, cortisone, stress and bacteria on protective urinary colloids and their relationship to renal calculous disease.


The use of insulin in diabetes.

The use of insulin in diabetes.


Carcinoid tumor of rectum; report of case with review of literature.


The establishment of serologically identifiable strains of Rhizobium trifolii in field soils in competition with the native microflora.


The fermentation of malt extract by an osmophilic yeast.


A probable growth cycle in Bacillus megaterium.


Radiation-induced instabilities in Streptomyces.


Interrelationships between amino-acids in the growth of coliform organisms.


The cultivation and metabolism of oligotrich Protozoa from the sheep's rumen.


The release of soluble constituents from washed cells of Pseudomonas aeruginosa by the action of polymyxin.


The Vi type-determining phages carried by Salmonella typhi.


The utilization of nitrate nitrogen by the Azotobacter.


Relation of bacteriophage pattern to some biological properties of staphylococci.


Micromethod for the methyl red test.

Micromethod for the methyl red test.


Identification of strains of Streptococcus pyogenes of Types 5, 11, 12, 27 and 44 by the precipitin test for the T antigen.


Influenza virus multiplication in the chick chorioallantoic membrane.


Interference in the chick chorion.

Interference in the chick chorion.


Antigenic relationships of swine influenza virus.


Mycobacterium tuberculosis var. muris.

Mycobacterium tuberculosis var. muris.


Nucleic acid economy in bacteria infected with bacteriophage T2. 1. During the first 10 minutes of viral growth following infection of E. coli by phage T2 in broth, a pool of DNA is built up that contains phosphorus later to be incorporated into phage. This pool receives phosphorus from, but does not contain, the bacterial DNA. 2. After 10 minutes, DNA synthesis and phage maturation keep pace in such a way that the amount of precursor DNA increases moderately for a time and then remains constant. 3. The pool so described is defined in terms of the kinetics of transport of phosphorus from its origins in the culture medium, the bacterial DNA, and the DNA of the parental phage, to the viral progeny. The most interesting parameter of this system is the size of the precursor pool, which measures 10(-9) to 2 x 10(-9) microg. DNA-P (50 to 100 phage particle equivalents) per bacterium. 4. Neither the precursor nor the intracellular phage population exchanges phosphorus with the phosphate in the medium. More interestingly, the phosphorus in mature phage does not exchange with phosphorus in the precursor, showing that maturation is an irreversible process. 5. Maturation is also a remarkably efficient process. About 90 per cent of labeled phosphorus introduced early into the precursor pool is later incorporated into phage. 6. Viral DNA is synthesized at the rate of about 1.5 x 10(-10) microg. DNA-P (7 or 8 phage particles) per bacterium per minute. This is somewhat faster than bacterial DNA is formed, but considerably slower than RNA is formed, in uninfected bacteria. 7. The transport of phosphorus from medium to viral precursor DNA takes an average of 8 or 9 minutes, and from precursor to phage an additional 7 or 8 minutes. 8. Metabolically active RNA has been detected in infected bacteria.


Low level impedance changes following the spike in the squid giant axon before and after treatment with "veratrine" alkaloids. The increase in conductance, which accompanies the spike in the presence of sea water, is followed by a decrease to below the resting level, here designated as the "initial after-impedance," which lasts 3 msec. and is 3 per cent as great as the increase. Treatment with cevadine usually obliterates the latter but leaves the former essentially unaltered. In addition, the alkaloid gives rise to periodic conductance increases followed by a prolonged, exponentially decaying elevated conductance (the "negativity after-impedance") which correspond closely to potential oscillations and to the negative after-potential. These are also only a few per cent of the major conductance change. Veratridine causes a conductance increase which lasts longer and which also conforms closely with earlier after-potential results. Preliminary calculations indicate that the negativity after-impedance and the negative after-potential may be due to the subsidence of an elevated chloride permeability. However, no satisfactory explanation is available for the initial after-impedance or for the temporal course of the conductance changes associated with oscillations in membrane potential.


The effect of sodium and potassium ions on the impedance change accompanying the spike in the squid giant axon. Decrease of the sodium concentration of the medium depresses both the spike and the associated impedance change in almost identical fashion. Elevation of the potassium level also depresses both phenomena, but affects the impedance change more than the spike; it slows the return to the initial impedance level. The effects on the threshold to brief square waves are also described. These results appear largely accounted for by the observations of Hodgkin and Huxley with the voltage clamp technique and by their recent hypothesis as to nature of the spike processes.


The control of energy release in extracted muscle fibers. Tension and P liberation were determined at the same time in glycerol-extracted muscle fibers suspended in ATP solutions. In the relaxed state, produced by ATP in rather fresh preparations, P liberation was low, but somewhat higher than in normal resting muscle. On addition of small amounts of CaCl(2) the fibers gave a strong contraction during which P liberation was on the average about 5 times higher than in the relaxed condition. In aged muscle fibers ATP always produced a strong contraction associated with a high ATPase activity which was not influenced by Ca. The P liberation during a sustained contraction was much smaller in extracted fibers than in normal muscle, but the former maintained tension much more economically than the latter, resembling smooth muscle in this respect. Also the removal of Mg caused a contraction associated with high ATPase activity. Mg, therefore, is inhibitory in relaxed fibers. In fibers activated by Ca or by aging, however, it caused enhancement. The effects of ions on ATPase activity of relaxed fibers are similar to those on myosin and dissociated actomyosin, whereas activated fibers resemble actomyosin at low salt concentration.


The role of phosphocreatine and adenosinetriphosphate in muscular contraction. In the presence of 20 mM PC a strong contraction is produced in glycerol-extracted muscle fibers by ATP and AMP in concentrations as low as 10(-6)M per liter. At low concentrations of nucleotide tension rises very slowly. This rise is interpreted as being due to absorption of nucleotide by the contractile elements. AMP gives an S-shaped tension curve, indicating that the conversion of AMP into ATP is an autocatalytic process. Tension is maintained in a contracted muscle even in PC solutions free of ATP. PC alone produces a contraction if applied within 5 minutes after ATP has been washed out from a contracting muscle. It is concluded from these results that PC is the substrate for the enzymatic activity of the contractile elements and that this activity depends on the presence of bound nucleotide which acts as an energy transfer mechanism. PC accelerates relaxation which is caused by ATP under certain conditions. In the presence of PC even very low concentrations of ATP can produce relaxation. A strong contraction can be produced under these conditions by the addition of Ca ions. These observations support the conclusion that relaxation depends on the rephosphorylation of nucleotide bound by the contractile elements.


Mechanisms of bioelectric activity in electric tissue. I. The response to indirect and direct stimulation of electroplaques of Electrophorus electricus. 1. A preparation is described consisting of one or several layers of innervated cells of the electric organ of Electrophorus electricus. 2. Each plaque is multiply innervated and only at its caudal face. The nerve fibers may derive from two or more different nerve trunks. 3. During activity the innervated face becomes negative relative to the non-innervated. 4. The first electrical response of the cell to an increasing neural volley is graded and has the character of a prepotential. At a critical size of the prepotential the cell discharges with an all-or-nothing spike. 5. Both responses have durations of about 2 msec. 6. A neural volley which does not cause the spike discharge facilitates the discharge of the cell by a second subsequent volley in the same nerve (temporal facilitation). 7. The period of facilitation lasts ca. 900 msec. During the first 100 msec., the facilitation is large enough to cause a spike. In the later portion only the prepotential is facilitated. No electrical concomitant has been detected. 8. Neural volleys reaching the plaque from different trunks interact at the cell to produce a period of facilitation lasting only about 2 msec. This interaction is interpreted as spatial summation. 9. In a population of cells, simultaneous stimulation of 2 nerves causes a smaller discharge than the sum of the two isolated responses (occlusion). 10. Cells denervated for 7 weeks or more can be excited directly, but only by a current flow outward through the caudal face. 11. Weak direct stimulation causes a prepotential in the denervated plaque. On increasing the stimulus the prepotential increases to a critical size when a spike develops. The duration of both responses is about 2 msec. 12. The absolutely refractory period of the denervated cell is about 1.5 msec. and relative refractoriness lasts about 15 msec. 13. Direct stimulation causes slight facilitation lasting as long as 200 msec. 14. Repetitive stimulation of the nerve at low frequencies (2 to 3 per second) causes rapid "fatigue" of transmission. The denervated plaque, however, responds for several minutes to repetitive direct stimulation at high frequencies (25 per second).


Mitochondria in the flight muscles of insects. II. Effects of the medium on the size form, and organization of isolated sarcosomes. 1. The sarcosomes of Drosophila and the blowfly, Phormia, are dense, spherical, homogeneous bodies when isolated from flight muscle and promptly examined under the phase contrast, oil immersion objective. 2. Their average diameter in newly emerged flies is about 1 micro. This value increases rapidly during the 1st week of adult life and then becomes constant at approximately 2.5 micro. At each age the variation in sarcosome diameter conforms approximately to a normal distribution. 3. The degree to which isolated sarcosomes retain their initial size and organization is remarkably conditioned by the composition and the hydrogen ion concentration of the medium in which they are teased and suspended. In suboptimal media three major categories of change were encountered: (1) swelling, with or without compaction of the contents (as in distilled water and salt solutions); (2) shrinkage to rod-like, pleomorphic forms (as in blood serum); and (3) fuzzy degeneration (as in sugar solutions). 4. The membrane that surrounds each sarcosome becomes plainly visible in swollen sarcosomes. A continuation of swelling is accompanied by the escape of the sarcosomal contents, the vacated membrane persisting as a spherical, optically empty ghost. 5. Sarcosomes appear to behave like osmometers when suspended in various aqueous solutions. Solutes which penetrate the membrane show only transient effects in preventing the osmotic entry of water. 6. Under this analysis we find the membrane to be more or less freely permeable to the ions of sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium, chloride, and phosphate, to non-electrolytes smaller than hexoses, to phosphorylated hexoses, and to several intermediates of the citric acid cycle. 7. The sarcosomal membrane appears to be less permeable to non-electrolytes larger than pentoses, provided that such molecules are not phosphorylated. 8. The membrane shows a higher permeability to ATP than to ADP. The significance of this observation is considered with respect to the ADP-ATP shuttle between sarcosomes and muscle fibrils. 9. Simple solutions of electrolytes or non-electrolytes cause more or less conspicuous changes in the microscopic appearance of sarcosomes. Prolonged preservation was achieved only in more complicated media containing protein. It is concluded that the Donnan equilibrium is the source of the principal osmotic forces regulating the movement of water through the sarcosomal membrane. 10. The optimal medium for the preservation of isolated sarcosomes was an intracellular Ringer solution containing 2.5 per cent crystalline bovine albumin in 0.16 M potassium phosphate buffer at pH 7.0.


Chlorophyll monolayers in chloroplasts.

Chlorophyll monolayers in chloroplasts. 1. The data on the fine structure of the chloroplasts and the chlorophyll analyses, in two algal flagellates, Euglena gracilis and Poteriochromonas stipitata, are consistent with the assumption that the chlorophyll molecules are arranged in monomolecular layers at the interfaces between the lipid (dense) and the aqueous protein complex layers. 2. The cross-sectional area available to each chlorophyll molecule in the chloroplasts of Euglena and Poteriochromonas was found to be 222 x 10(-16) cm(2). and 246 x 10(-16) cm(2). By comparison, the cross-sectional area of the hydrophilic head of the chlorophyll molecule is approximately 240 x 10(-16) cm(2). 3. The model of the molecular network depicted in Text-fig. 1 is purely speculative. It predicts a lower limit for the number ratio of chlorophyll to other pigment molecules of about 1:1 and a weight ratio of 2:1. A loose packed structure such as that shown in Text-fig. 1 predicts a weight ratio of 4:1 to 6:1. These values bracket the large majority of experimental values found for this ratio. The relative constancy of the number of chlorophyll molecules per chloroplast and the volume of the chloroplast indicated by the data in Table III suggest that chloroplasts probably possess a similar structural arrangement in a variety of photosynthetic microorganisms and plants.


Inhibition of lactic streptococcus bacteriophage by crystal violet and other agents. Ninety-nine selected compounds and eleven antibiotic-producing organisms were tested for antiphage activity and host toxicity. A paper disc-agar diffusion method was used for primary screening and quantitative methods were employed for confirmatory investigation. Most of the agents tested, although previously reported as inhibitory to one or more other virus-host systems, did not selectively prevent multiplication of lactic streptococcus bacteriophage. Several compounds which prevented mass lysis were extremely toxic to host bacteria. Crystal violet suppressed growth of two phage strains at a level (1.0 x 10(-7)M) which permitted normal growth of the host cells. Failure of crystal violet to prevent multiplication of many phage strains suggested possible variations in the multiplication mechanisms of different strains of virus. Virustatic levels of crystal violet did not destroy unadsorbed virus, reduce adsorption, or prevent invasion; increase of virus was reduced in one-step growth experiments; mass lysis was prevented or delayed in long time experiments. Addition and removal of crystal violet at various intervals during the latent period resulted in virus yields directly related to the portion of the latent period during which no dye was present. Duration of the latent period was unaffected. Single burst experiments indicated that the yield of plaque-forming particles per infected bacterium was reduced; the proportion of infected bacteria giving rise to active progeny did not appear to be influenced to a significant degree. Crystal violet apparently interferes with intracellular multiplication of the virus, possibly by combination of the dye with phage DNA or fractions thereof at some critical stage in the incorporation of DNA into the virus particle.


Pathologic studies of rats fed different amounts of fluids throughout life.


Studies of calcium metabolism in dogs.

Studies of calcium metabolism in dogs.


Calcium, phosphorus, nitrogen, and potassium balance studies in the aged male.


Calcium and phosphorus balance in elderly men.


Vitamin studies in middle-aged and old individuals. XI. The concentration of total ascorbic acid in whole blood.


Vitamin studies in middle-aged and old individuals. XII. Hypovitaminemia C; effect of ascorbic acid administration on the blood ascorbic acid concentration.


Casual skin lipid levels in individuals of various ages.


Differences in the rate and trend of mortality for different age and sex groups in different eras.


The prevalence of diabetes mellitus among the aged tested in a community diabetes program.


Mechanisms of transference and countertransference in psychotherapeutic and social work with the aged.


The personal adjustment of retired school teachers.


The Cornell Medical Index-Health Questionnaire. VI. The relation of patients' complaints to age, sex, race, and education.


Recommendations for psychiatric care in a home for the aged.


Some problems of experimental design in studies of aging.


The effect of the injection of tetanus toxin into the central nervous system of rabbits.


Chemical and immunological studies on a heterophile fraction isolated from bovine erythrocyte stroma. I. Chemical studies.


A preliminary report on the purification of foot-and-mouth disease virus by serological methods.


The fate of mumps antibodies following their passage through the placenta.


Studies on autoantibodies in human sera.


Studies on the prevention of mumps. V. The development of a neutralization test and its application to convalescent sera.


Studies on the prevention of mumps. VI. The relationship of neutralizing antibodies to the determination of susceptibility and to the evaluation of immunization procedures.


The flocculation reaction of rabbit antibody.


Propagation of Coxsackie viruses in cultures of human tissues.


Allergic encephalomyelitis in the rat induced by the intracutaneous injection of central nervous system tissue and adjuvants.


Influence of non-specific inhibitor on the diagnostic hemagglutination-inhibition test for influenza.


Diagnosis of breast cancer with radioactive phosphorus P32.


Studies of endemic fluorosis (Visakhapatnam and suburban areas): spinal compression due to skeletal fluorosis.


Observations on vital capacity of Bengalee youths.


Aureomycin in the treatment of granuloma inguinale.


Pneumoperitoneum in chronic pulmonary heart disease.


Snake bite.

Snake bite.


Dietary survey of a nurses' hostel in West Bengal.


Pulmonary amoebiasis; with particular reference to chloroquine therapy.


Multiple lung abscess closely simulating congenital cystic disease of the lung.


Occupational dermatitis.

Occupational dermatitis.


X-ray therapy of chronic osteomyelitis of finger.


TREATMENT of emphysema with pneumoperitoneum.


Electrophoretic pattern of kala-azar serum.


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


Value of streptomycin, calciferol and sulphones in cutaneous tuberculosis.


Personal observations on the evolution of an attack of coronary thrombosis.


Carcinoma of the oral cavity and the lower jaw.


Dermal leishmanoid in Assam.

Dermal leishmanoid in Assam.


Physical medicine and rehabilitation, a new specialty.


Multiple intussusceptions of the small bowel due to polyposis of the small intestine.


Bronchiectasis in a child, with notes on pathology.


Laurence-Moon-Biedl syndrome.

Laurence-Moon-Biedl syndrome.


Intraocular foreign body.

Intraocular foreign body.


WORKING of the Employees' State Insurance Scheme at Kanpur.


The diagnosis of pulmonary emboli.

The diagnosis of pulmonary emboli.


Spontaneous hemopneumothorax.

Spontaneous hemopneumothorax.


Modern scientific audiology.

Modern scientific audiology.


Intermittent left bundle branch block; report of a case.


Experience in management of peptic ulcer.


Automatic irrigator for indwelling gastrointestinal tubes.


INDIANA University School of Medicine plans golden anniversary September 29.


FOREIGN language requirement leads to fascinating hobby.


The intrahepatic distribution of the hepatic artery in man.


Modern conceptions of prostatic obstruction.


Continuous bath treatment in surgical therapy.


Hazards in diagnosis of tumors of the renal pelvis.


Benign leiomyoma of the esophagus.

Benign leiomyoma of the esophagus.


Entrance of the common bile duct into the apex of a duodenal diverticulum.


Retinoblastoma; report of a case.

Retinoblastoma; report of a case.


Ureteral injuries following pelvic operations.


Acute cholecystitis: optimum time for surgical intervention, based on the physiopathologic picture.


Miscarriage caused by unsuspected pelvic tuberculosis; report of a case.


Traumatic rupture of the renal vein with intervention one month after accident.


Constitutional arterial variations as exemplified in the blood supply of the liver.


Specific tissue alteration in leprous skin. III. Specificity of the tuberculin reaction in lepromatous leprosy.


Isoniazid in the treatment of sarcoidosis; a preliminary report.


Treatment of chronic discoid lupus erythematosus with large doses of vitamin B12.


The treatment of acne with TACE.

The treatment of acne with TACE.


Molecular aspects of cornification.

Molecular aspects of cornification.


The effect of topically administered hydrocortisone upon dystrophic skin, as revealed by the pneumoderma technic.


The treatment of lupus erythematosus with mepacrine (Atabrine).


The free amino acid content of cerumen.

The free amino acid content of cerumen.


Studies of a nitrocellulose silicone cream as a skin protectant against eczematogenous contact allergens.


The clinical assay of a new fungicide, P-594 (2-nitro-2-bromo-1-methoxy-1-phenylpropane).


The effect of diparalene (chlorcyclizine hydrochloride) on systemic fungous infections in mice.


Temporary depilation of the scalp resulting from the use of a new antifungal chemical.


Lichen planus-like drug eruption due to para-amino salicylic acid; report of 5 cases, two showing mouth lesions.


The distribution cholinesterases in human skin, with special reference to eccrine and apocrine sweat glands.


In vitro fungistatic activity of stilbamidine, propamidine, pentamidine and diethylstilbestrol.


Observations on cholinogenic urticaria.

Observations on cholinogenic urticaria.


The dermatophyte, Microsporum gypseum, as a saprophyte and parasite.


Observations on autosensitization in contact dermatitis.


The course of Trichophyton gypseum infection in rabbits previously infected with Trichophyton purpureum; the effect of ACTH on the Trichophytin test.


A chemical measure of the effect of soaps and detergents on the skin.


Fractures and casts.

Fractures and casts.


What constitutes a compensation case.

What constitutes a compensation case.


Autonomic nervous system: clinical significance.


Problems in ocular prosthetics.

Problems in ocular prosthetics.


CLINICOPATHOLOGIC conference; carcinoma of left adrenal gland, liver, spleen, lung and kidney.


Acute poliomyelitis; a study of the patients seen at the Raymond Blank Memorial Hospital during 1952.


Rehabilitation in severe poliomyelitis.

Rehabilitation in severe poliomyelitis.


Present day management of erythroblastosis.


The problem of serologic testing for syphilis.


Convergence insufficiency.

Convergence insufficiency.


MULTIPLE household polio.

MULTIPLE household polio.


ISOLATION for poliomyelitis.

ISOLATION for poliomyelitis.


COSTS of untreated syphilis.

COSTS of untreated syphilis.


Medical emergencies in general practice.


Surgical emergencies in general practice.


The eclamptic fit.

The eclamptic fit.


Obstetrical emergencies in general practice.


Poliomyelitis.

Poliomyelitis.


A case of massive insulin resistance.

A case of massive insulin resistance.


Procaine treatment of rheumatoid arthritis.


The effects of ACTH on liver function.

The effects of ACTH on liver function.


Trochanteric fractures of the femur; experiences at the University of Kansas Medical Center with a group of 45 cases treated by non-operative methods during the past five years.


Prolapsing redundant gastric mucosa.

Prolapsing redundant gastric mucosa.


Reversible cerebral atrophy.

Reversible cerebral atrophy.


A re-evaluation of the surgical treatment for duodenal ulcer as based on experimental and clinical observations.


CLINICAL pathological conference: severe pulmonary edema in an ambulatory patient.


Inhibition by antihistaminic compounds of growth of pathogenic fungi: the effect of chlor-trimeton maleate in vitro.


The treatment of congestive failure.

The treatment of congestive failure.


Multiple myeloma (including a report of 11 cases).


Diet and arteriosclerosis, with special reference to coronary arteriosclerosis.


Depression as an early symptom of severe physical illness.


Abuses of voluntary health insurance.

Abuses of voluntary health insurance.


Cardiac arrest, with report of two cases.


Hazards of antibiotic therapy.

Hazards of antibiotic therapy.


Radioactive iodine in the diagnosis and treatment of thyroid disease.


Wound healing and the antibiotics.

Wound healing and the antibiotics.


Certain fundamentals of peripheral vascular disease.


The role of Civil Defense in the National Blood Program.


The effect of vitamin B6 deficiency induced by desoxypyridoxine in human beings.


Radioactive sodium chromate for the study of survival of red blood cells. I. The effect of radioactive sodium chromate on red cells.


Radioactive sodium chromate for the study of survival of red blood cells. II. The rate of hemolysis in certain hematologic disorders.


Blood isotope levels following a test meal of I132 labeled protein.


Severe carbon tetrachloride poisoning with recovery followed by fatal homologous serum hepatitis.


Influence of adrenocortical stimulation on antibody production.


The significance of the pulmonary arterial wedge pressure.


Endocrine changes after hemiadrenalectomy and total body irradiation in parabiotic rats.


Penicillin G and benzethacil by mouth: comparison of penicillin levels in plasma of normal men after single oral doses.


Comparison of the in vivo sodium-removing activity of various types of ion exchange resins in rats.


Studies on Coccidioides immitis: morphology and sporulation capacity of forty-seven strains.


Human esterases.

Human esterases.


Depression of coproporphyrin excretion by amithiozone.


The effects of modified human globin in the human subject.


A vibratory microtome for sectioning living tissue.


Rapid determination of blood acetone and blood glucose.


A rapid method of Rhesus grouping using an automatic shaker.


A spectrophotometric determination of dioxyline in plasma.


Carbon dioxide and routine cultures in the diagnostic laboratory.


Determination of total protein in small quantities of spinal fluids: confirmation of the accuracy of a colorimetric method using Folin-Ciocalteau reagent in the presence of copper.


The surgery of the temporal bone. II.

The surgery of the temporal bone. II.


A direct method for the determination of Evans blue using zephiran as a solvent.


Some aspects of temperature, moisture and heat relationships in the upper respiratory tract.


The management of soft tissues in mastoidectomy.


Biochemistry of endolymph, perilymph and cerebrospinal fluid.


The so-called primary cholesteatoma of the external auditory meatus.


Simple fibroma of the nasopharynx.

Simple fibroma of the nasopharynx.


Massive melena; survey of 129 cases seen at Charity Hospital from March, 1950, to December, 1952.


A clinical otomanometer.

A clinical otomanometer.


Electrocardiographic changes with spontaneous mediastinal emphysema.


Heart disease in chronic arsenic poisoning; clinical report of two cases.


Diagnosis of tuberculosis by isolation of M. tuberculosis in the yolk sac of the chick embryo.


Nature and management of cardiac arrest.


Corneal transplants.

Corneal transplants.


Psychiatry and public opinion.

Psychiatry and public opinion.


President's address.

President's address.


The surgical treatment of mitral stenosis.


Spray therapy in polycythemia vera.

Spray therapy in polycythemia vera.


Bacterial meningitis in infants; aids to early diagnosis and initial therapy.


Management of acute ocular injuries.

Management of acute ocular injuries.


Spontaneous subarachnoid hemorrhage and intracranial aneurism.


Ringworm contracted from cattle in Maine.


American Medical Education Foundation, 1953.


What the A.M.A. does for me.

What the A.M.A. does for me.


[Symposium of hepatic steatosis].

[Symposium of hepatic steatosis].


Some problems in care of the newborn.

Some problems in care of the newborn.


Operational responsibilities of a medical department in industry.


Leukorrhea.

Leukorrhea.


The incidence of retrolental fibroplasia in premature infants.


The indications for and results of sympathectomy for peripheral vascular diseases.


Investing in stocks and bonds.

Investing in stocks and bonds.


Some newer concepts in the treatment of uremia.


Desmoid tumor and fibrosarcoma.

Desmoid tumor and fibrosarcoma.


The use of gonadal steroids in gynecology.


Hardening of the arteries.

Hardening of the arteries.


Municipal public water supplies.

Municipal public water supplies.


Making a doctor: the need for a new educational approach.


Issaquah School Health Program.

Issaquah School Health Program.


Illustrated lectures in moving pictures.


Staff evaluation.

Staff evaluation.


Folk medicine and medical practice.

Folk medicine and medical practice.


A course in experimental pathology for medical students.


The retentive index of learning of premedical students.


Health.

Health.


The program of the department of virology of the Naval American Medical Research Unit (NAMRU-3) Cairo, Egypt; with brief reference to certain accomplishments.


Poliomyelitis; an epidemiologic paradox.


Clinical aspects of poliomyelitis.

Clinical aspects of poliomyelitis.


Antibiotics in surgery.

Antibiotics in surgery.


The abuse of antibiotics in medical practice.


Exchange of scientific programs between county medical societies.


The venereal diseases; a vanishing problem?


The epidemiology of venereal diseases.

The epidemiology of venereal diseases.


Problems in the diagnosis and treatment of syphilis.


The Treponema pallida Immobilization Test in the diagnosis of syphilis.


Non-specific urethritis; a new venereal disease; to date; no; a preliminary note.


Detroit mass blood survey.

Detroit mass blood survey.


ST. LUKE'S Hospital Clinico-Pathological Conference: thrombus of left coronary artery and complications.


The price.

The price.


MEDICAL and hospital abuses.

MEDICAL and hospital abuses.


HOSPITAL costs.

HOSPITAL costs.


Critical evaluation of the weakfoot concept.


Clinical photography in chiropody.

Clinical photography in chiropody.


National Association of Chiropodists.

National Association of Chiropodists.


CHIROPODISTS and civil defense.

CHIROPODISTS and civil defense.


Metachronous carcinomas of the duodenum and the colon.


Newer knowledge of human blood factors.

Newer knowledge of human blood factors.


Back-pressure arm-lift artificial respiration.


Atherosclerosis: a problem in newer public health.


An improved technique for the dynamic cast of the foot.


Dynamic tension technique for inverted nail correction.


Physical therapy in chiropody; heat, shortwave, and diathermy.


Bilateral temporomandibular ankylosis; report of a case.


Revelations from the early annual reports of the Mount Sinai Hospital.


Eight steps to a foot health program.

Eight steps to a foot health program.


Report on Connecticut school surveys.

Report on Connecticut school surveys.


Standardization of school foot examinations.


Electrotherapy in general practice.

Electrotherapy in general practice.


The management of diabetes mellitus in the ambulatory patient.


Drug allergy: newer forms of treatment.

Drug allergy: newer forms of treatment.


Office gynecology; a review of present day diagnosis and management of pelvic inflammatory disease, and the three most common causes of vaginal discharges.


Evaluation of ear symptoms in general practice.


Some helpful hints on ear, nose and throat practice.


The metabolism of the human heart in vivo.


Encephalomeningocele nasofrontalis repaired with tantulum gauze; report of a case.


Basic psychiatry in general practice.

Basic psychiatry in general practice.


The roentgenologic manifestations of common lesions of the small intestine.


Lumbar sympathectomy.

Lumbar sympathectomy.


Doctors and their four chief obligations.


Walter Gilbert Alexander, M.D., 1880-1953.


DR. WILLIAM SAMUEL QUINLAND.

DR. WILLIAM SAMUEL QUINLAND.


Dr. Charles Victor Roman.

Dr. Charles Victor Roman.


CONSTITUTION and by-laws of the National Medical Association.


"Attitude" in psychology and psychosomatic medicine; a comparative-linguistic note.


The neuropsychiatric aspects of abnormal porphyrin metabolism; a clinical study.


Psychological disturbance and artistic creation.


Nonconvulsive electrostimulation.

Nonconvulsive electrostimulation.


Adams-Stokes syndrome and cerebral anoxia; occurrence in a pregnant woman without history of heart disease.


Methods for the reactivation of negative fluids in neurosyphilis.


Visual agnosia for animate objects.

Visual agnosia for animate objects.


Hallucinations of physical duality in migraine.


Combined coramine-glissando electroconvulsive therapy in severe psychotic excitement.


Spontaneous spinal subarachnoid hemorrhage; case report with successful surgical intervention.


Liver dysfunction in hepato-lenticular degeneration.


A study of the syndromes of denial.

A study of the syndromes of denial.


Activation of herpes simplex by trigeminal section.


Prognosis and progression in Parkinson's disease in patients under medical treatment.


Pain fibers in the petrosal nerves.

Pain fibers in the petrosal nerves.


Tumours of the glomus jugulare.

Tumours of the glomus jugulare.


The pathological report of a case of phenylpyruvic oligophrenia.


Nervous discharge from small painless lesions in skin and muscle.


The examination of the cerebrospinal fluid and cerebral cyst fluid by paper strip electrophoresis.


The early diagnosis of tumours of the cauda equina.


Nocturnal myoclonus.

Nocturnal myoclonus.


Familial hemiplegic migraine.

Familial hemiplegic migraine.


Periodic paralysis.

Periodic paralysis.


Ribosuria in muscular dystrophy.

Ribosuria in muscular dystrophy.


Personality changes after operations on the cingulate gyrus in man.


Photometrazol sensitivity in catatonic schizophrenia.


Electromyographic studies of emotional states in normal subjects.


Some factors affecting the growth and development of rats fed rancid fat.


Studies on the function and metabolism of copper.


Effect of dietary antibiotics on the growth of chicks receiving suboptimum amounts of thiamine by mouth or by injection.


The effect of level of protein fed baby pigs.


Comparison of two isotope methods for determination of endogenous fecal calcium.


Delayed protein supplementation of corn diets for growing swine.


Blood and bone marrow study of vitamin deficient rats.


The effects of processing temperatures on the amino acid content of sunflower seed oil meal.


The thyroid gland and its relation to the menstrual cycle of the baboon, Papio ursinus.


Spread of Staphylococcus aureus in a maternity department in the absence of severe sepsis.


The value of the vaginal smear to the gynaecologist.


The foetal risk in breech presentation.

The foetal risk in breech presentation.


Tertiary syphilis of the uterus and adnexa.


The bleeding in placenta praevia.

The bleeding in placenta praevia.


A case of tuberculosis of the vulva.

A case of tuberculosis of the vulva.


Volvulus of the caecum with rupture during labour.


Phenomena correlated with ovulation as guides to the appraisal of the so-called safe period.


Constriction of the umbilical cord by an amniotic band: a rare cause of intra-uterine death.


Ovarian cysts in the newborn infant of diabetic mother.


Carcinoma and tuberculosis of the fallopian tubes.


Nisentil in obstetrics; clinical trials with a new analgesic.


Unabsorbable sutures in caesarean section; a case report.


An unusual skin disease in the newborn resembling a naevo-xantho-endothelioma.


Cerebral metastases from cervical carcinoma.


Vaginitis treated with medicated jelly using disposable applicators.


Spontaneous rupture of the uterus.

Spontaneous rupture of the uterus.


Double vulva.

Double vulva.


Compound presentation of the foetus following external version.


ROYAL College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists.


Urinary pregnanediol excretion in normal pregnancy.


Bryan Leslie Jeaffreson, 1896-1953.

Bryan Leslie Jeaffreson, 1896-1953.


Carcinoma of clitoris secondary to carcinoma of cervix.


Puerperal rupture of the bladder.

Puerperal rupture of the bladder.


Pregnancy and pulmonary tuberculosis.

Pregnancy and pulmonary tuberculosis.


A case of congenital renal tract lesions in mother and child.


Two cases of ascites with unusual gynaecological lesions.


Victor Bonney, 1872-1953.

Victor Bonney, 1872-1953.


Varicose veins in the lower extremities; a review of this condition.


The use of anticoagulants in coronary artery disease.


The history of medicine in Oklahoma.

The history of medicine in Oklahoma.


CONGRESS enacts new doctor draft law.

CONGRESS enacts new doctor draft law.


Current activities at the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation.


Plasmodium vaughani Novy and Macneal, 1904, in the New Hebrides; with a note on the occurrence of elongatum-type exoerythrocytic schizogony in this species.


North American nematodes of the genus Pharyngodon Diesing (Oxyuridae).


The axenic cultivation of Rhabditis briggsae Dougherty and Nigon, 1949 (Nematoda: Rhabditidae). III. Liver preparations with various supplementation.


The axenic cultivation of Rhabditis briggsae Dougherty and Nigon, 1949 (Nematosa: Rhabditidae). IV. Plasma protein fractions with various supplementation.


A new genus and species, Floridosentis elongatus, of Neoechinorhynchidae (Acanthocephala).


Studies on the formation and function of mucoid glands in cercariae; opisthorchoid cercariae.


A subcutaneous, cystparasite of bullfrogs; Histocystidium ranae, n. g., n. sp.


Toxoplasma in frogs.

Toxoplasma in frogs.


The life cycle of Parvatrema borinqueñae gen. et sp. nov. (Trematoda: Digenea) and the systematic position of the subfamily gymnophallinae.


Cercaria milfordensis nov. sp., a microcercous trematode larva from the marine bivalve, Mytilus edulis I. with special reference to its effect on the host.


Axenic cultivation of the parasitic nematode, Neoaplectana glaseri, in a fluid medium containing raw liver extract.


Two new hystrichopsyllid fleas from Japan (Siphonaptera: Hystrichopsyllidae).


The occurrence of phanerozoites of Plasmodium lophurae in blood-inoculated turkeys.


William A. Riley; president, American Society of Parasitologists, 1931.


William Walter Cort; president, American Society of Parasitologists, 1930.


Post hoc, ergo propter hoc.

Post hoc, ergo propter hoc.


Observations on the effect of induced hyperglycemia on the glucose content of the cerebrospinal fluid in patients with hydrocephalus.


Observations related to neonatal hypoglycemia.


Chronic urinary tract infection in a female child; recovery after vaginal estrogen therapy.


A study of forty cases of ringworm of the scalp in Hagerstown schools, 1950 and 1951, Washington County, Maryland.


Congenital hyp erhidrosis: therapy with hydergine and banthine.


The treatment of pinworm (Enterobius vermicularis) infection with bacitracin and sulfasuxidine.


Chorea minor: preliminary report on six patients treated with combined ACTH and cortisone.


Effects of rubeola on tuberculosis.

Effects of rubeola on tuberculosis.


Bone marrow aspiration sites in infants and children.


Hamartoma of the hypothalamus; report of two cases with associated developmental defects.


Embryonal cell carcinoma of the liver in infancy.


Sickle-cell anemia with unusual bone changes.


CONFERENCE at Communicable Disease Department, Children's Hospital, San Francisco, Calif., March 31-April 14, 1953: Infections of the central nervous system.


Emotion aspects of rheumatic fever in children.


DISTRIBUTION of polio in the United States.


DEATH from accidental poisoning.

DEATH from accidental poisoning.


An investigation of the nature and generality of three new personality variables. II. Related behavior.


The relationship of some Rorschach variables to academic behavior.


The personality structures of art students.


Objectification of word association procedures by the use of homonyms: a measure of body cathexis.


Perceptual defense and perceptual sensitization under neutral and involved conditions.


Unconscious conception of parental figures as a factor influencing perception of time.


Re-examining emotionality and perceptual defense.


Ion exchange resins in organic analysis.


The graphical evaluation of results of simple and multiple slope-ratio assays.


The effects of anaphylactic and peptone shock on the coagulability of rabbit and guinea-pig blood.


A comparison of physical and chemical methods with biological assay of vitamin A.


The adsorption analysis of alkaloids.

The adsorption analysis of alkaloids.


Studies on local anaesthetic drugs.

Studies on local anaesthetic drugs.


An examination of the mucilage-containing seeds of Alyssum campestre L.


The bactericidal activity of phenols in aqueous solutions of soap. III. The bactericidal activity of chloroxylenol in aqueous solutions of potassium laurate.


The measurement of volume changes in human limbs.


The diabetogenic action of purified growth hormone in adrenalectomized animals.


Renal function and the excretion of potassium in acute alkalosis.


The response to vasodilator substances of the blood vessels in fingers immersed in cold water.


The occurrence of homologues of acetylcholine in ox spleen.


The density flowmeter, a direct method for the measurement of the rate of blood flow.


The circulation of thoracic cage in the dog and its reaction to haemorrhage.


A new perfusion method.

A new perfusion method.


Synchronization of action potentials in the spinal frog.


Microelectrode studies of the electrical activity of the cerebral cortex in the cat.


A simple electrical method for measuring systolic blood pressure in the intact rat.


Changes in the lungs of the new-born lamb.


The occurrence of vesiculated neurones in the hypothalamus of the dog.


The response of pulmonary and cardiovascular vagal receptors to certain drugs.


Electrical activity and intracellular sodium concentration in frog muscle.


Vasopressor and oxytocic activities of the pituitary glands of rats, guinea-pigs and cats and of human foetuses.


The spread of failure of conduction in degenerating mammalian nerve.


Marrow culture studies of maturing and inhibiting factors concerned in normoblastic and megaloblastic erythropoiesis.


Apparatus for the in vitro study of intestinal absorption.


The preparation of pyloric gastric pouches in pigs as a source of Castle's intrinsic factor.


The method of Graham, Lowry & Harris for estimation of histamine.


Proto-chemical reactions; the behaviour of membranes as protodes and the theory of the glass electrode.


A method calculating the respiratory surface area of the lung.


Visual responses in the locust.

Visual responses in the locust.


An apparatus for the determination of interfacial tension.


Leucocytes in saliva.

Leucocytes in saliva.


Kittens reared on an artificial diet in the laboratory.


Reappearance of renal excretory rhythms after forced disruption.


Antagonism between lysergic acid diethylamide and 5-hydroxytryptamine.


Comparison of the absorption capacities of the intestine and kidney.


The effects of pyloric antrectomy on the secretory response of Heidenhain pouches in dogs to central vagal stimulation.


Eosinophilic cells in the intestinal mucosa and submucosa.


Changes of cell sodium in response to administration of hypotonic saline in normal and adrenalectomized rats.


The use of the cholecystokinetic agent in preparations of pancreozymin to study gall bladder function in man.


The pepsin-stimulating effects of gastric and intestinal extracts in cats.


Distribution of fluorine in human enamel.


Experimental nystagmus.

Experimental nystagmus.


Individual variations in the metabolic cost of standardized exercises: The effects of food, age, sex and race.


Further observations on a factor (The `Marsh' factor) effecting relaxation of ATP-shortened muscle-fibre models and the effect of Ca and Mg ions upon it.


The active absorption of amino-acids by the intestine.


Antidromic impulses in the dorsal roots.


The onset of rigor mortis in various muscles of the draught horse.


Small-nerve junctional potentials; the distribution of small motor nerves to frog skeletal muscle, and the membrane characteristics of the fibres they innervate.


The conduction velocities of respiratory and cardiovascular afferent fibres in the vagus nerve.


Properties of the 'slow' skeletal muscles fibres of the frog.


Action of eserine on the auricles of the rabbit heart.


The effect of inhibitory nerve impulses on a crustacean muscle fibre.


Internal calorimetry in the measurement of blood flow with heated thermocouples.


Movement of radioactive potassium and membrane current in a giant axon.


The optic nerve; properties of a central tract.


A device for recording the jugular phlebogram of the dog.


The use of the condenser manometer for measuring the heart rate.


Intracellular recording of 'slow' and 'fast' fibre activity from an insect muscle.


Sensory nerve endings other than taste buds in the human tongue.


An apparatus for freeze-drying tissues for histochemical investigation.


Guinea-pigs reared on a diet containing synthetic ascorbic acid.


An automatic refilling water container for laboratory animals.


Tubeless gastric analysis.

Tubeless gastric analysis.


The ear lobe as a source of blood in haemoglobin estimation.


The representation of the retina on the optic lobe of the pigeon and the superior colliculus of the rabbit and goat.


A method for studying intestinal metabolism and absorption.


Effects of vitamin E deficiency on oxygen toxicity in the rat.


Arteriovenous anastomoses in the perichondrium and skin of the ear of the Ayrshire calf.


The effect of Mg deficiency on the energy exchange of calves.


On some effects of lysergic acid diethylamide (L.S.D. 25) in normal volunteers.


Electromyography of the sphincter ani externus in man.


Some effects of diisopropylfluorophosphate on the electrical activity of the brain of the cat.


An antagonism of 5-hydroxytryptamine by atropine.


Action potentials and tension in mammalian nerve-muscle preparations.


[Charles LaIo, 1877-1953].

[Charles LaIo, 1877-1953].


David Katz, 1884-1953.

David Katz, 1884-1953.


Recent advances in the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis in the adult.


The case for combined diphtheria-pertussis prophylaxis in young infants.


E. GOODWIN RAWLINSON.

E. GOODWIN RAWLINSON.


MALTESE Islands.

MALTESE Islands.


Caring for the very young child.

Caring for the very young child.


The structure of human spermatozoa.

The structure of human spermatozoa.


Polyethylene glycols as histological embedding media: with a note on the dimensional change of tissue during embedding in various media.


A microforge attachment for the biological microscope.


Structural changes in the skeletal muscles of suckling mice following infection with a Coxsackie virus of the A group.


Microscopy in the region of wave-length lambda = 2,000A. to 1,000A.


Chemically induced derangements of cell division.


A vector theory of phase contrast and interference contrast; III. Negative phase contrast.


Typhus fever; a historical review, with reference to the epidemics in Algeria and Naples during the Second World War.


HISTORY of the history.

HISTORY of the history.


The biological effects of ionizing radiation.


Anaesthetic progress.

Anaesthetic progress.


Chronic intermittent juvenile jaundice.

Chronic intermittent juvenile jaundice.


An unusual case of intestinal tumour.

An unusual case of intestinal tumour.


Health Congress at Hastings 28th April to 1st May, 1953, section F; housing and town planning: presidential address.


The development plan for Middlesex.

The development plan for Middlesex.


Research and modern housing.

Research and modern housing.


The rôle of the public health nurse in the tropics.


Plague and anti-plague measures in Hyderabad State, with special reference to the use of DDT.


Presidential address on occupational health.


Environmental control in the tropics: its problems and its opportunities.


Symposium on employment of the aging.

Symposium on employment of the aging.


Presidential address on the job and the tools.


Employment of the aging.

Employment of the aging.


Housing conditions and health of the people in Holland.


Aspects of social medicine, with special reference to housing.


Presidential address on municipal engineering problems.


Building byelaws.

Building byelaws.


Modern plumbing and its background.

Modern plumbing and its background.


Presidential address on sanitary inspectors.


Food hygiene: a synthesis in modern society.


Some thoughts on the people, the houses and the land.


Ultra-violet deodorization of air.

Ultra-violet deodorization of air.


The application of recent research to health visiting.


Presidential address on the application of recent research to health visiting.


The future of the health visitor in the welfare state.


The importance of timber preservation in the national economy.


Iron bacteria.

Iron bacteria.


Vagotomy and antral resection in the treatment of duodenal ulcer.


Atabrine therapy in discoid lupus erythematosus.


The treatment of discoid lupus erythematosus.


Some simple surgical procedures on the eyelids.


Medical education.

Medical education.


STAFF Conference: intestinal obstruction in newborn.


DOCTOR and the practice of psychology.

DOCTOR and the practice of psychology.


MALARIA and mosquitoes.

MALARIA and mosquitoes.


Q fever in Southern Rhodesia.

Q fever in Southern Rhodesia.


Anti-malarial drainage in the Naval Base and Establishments, Singapore.


Malarial chemoprophylaxis and weight gain in West African infants.


Surgical and hormonal therapy of benign and malignant androgenic hyperfunction of the adrenal cortex.


Calyceal diverticula or pyelogenic cysts.


Nephrocolonic fistula; a dual case study.


Infarcts of the kidney.

Infarcts of the kidney.


Facilitation of passage and extraction of ureteral calculi.


A new ureteroplasty; advancement of the ureter by a vesico-ureteral pedicle graft.


Tumors of the ureter.

Tumors of the ureter.


Lymphangioma of the ureter.

Lymphangioma of the ureter.


Transperitoneal approach to lesions of the lower ureter.


Re-implantation of ureters into bowel following cutaneous ureterostomy for disruption of ureterosigmoidostomy.


Leakage and reflux in uretero-intestinal anastomosis. I. The free peritoneal graft.


Experimental ureteral transplants to an ileal segment anastomosed to the rectum.


Autogenous vein grafts and venous valves in ureteral surgery; an experimental study.


A study of hydrodynamics of the upper urinary tract following ureterosigmoidostomy.


A surgical technique for stress incontinence in women: modification of Millin's technique.


Massive electrocoagulation of deeply infiltrating bladder tumors combined with ligation of the vena cava for prevention of pulmonary embolism.


Carcinoma of the bladder; review of 104 cases from 1942 to 1952.


Rhabdomyosarcoma of the bladder; review and report of a case.


What makes the prostate grow.

What makes the prostate grow.


Treatment of carcinoma of the prostate.

Treatment of carcinoma of the prostate.


Results of palliative treatment of early carcinoma of the prostate.


The use of estrogen therapy preliminary to radical perineal prostatoseminal vesiculectomy in carcinoma of the prostate.


Multiple papillary urethral tumors secondary to renal pelvic tumors.


What are Buck's and Colles' fasciae?

What are Buck's and Colles' fasciae?


Anastomosis of the vas deferens to correct post vasectomy sterility.


Primary retroperitoneal teratoma.

Primary retroperitoneal teratoma.


Aortography and retroperitoneal oxygen in urologic diagnosis; a comparison of translumbar and percutaneous femoral methods of aortography.


Reaction to urographic agents with and without antihistamines.


Uric acid calculi, with particular reference to determinations of uric acid content of blood.


Effect of renal function on excretion of sulfadimetine given in small doses for urinary infection.


Effect of chemotherapeutic agents on tuberculosis. I. Pathologic changes of experimental tuberculous meningitis treated with streptomycin.


A practical apparatus for urinary incontinence.


Xylocaine as a topical anesthetic in urology.


BCG vaccination by scarification. II.

BCG vaccination by scarification. II.


Studies on the hepatic function of pulmonary tuberculosis patients. I. Disturbance in the hepatic function.


Relation between Ziehl-Neelsen staining and hamazaki ketoenol granule staining for tubercle bacilli.


Clinical studies on artificial pneumoperitoneum. III. Influence of artificial pneumoperitoneum on the inner pressure of peritoneal and pleural cavities, nature of the blood and on the circulatory and hepatic function.


Bacterial cells and the medium following the growth of tubercle bacilli in the liquid medium. III. The changes following the growth of BCG and the bovine type tubercle bacilli strain No. 10 in sauton's medium.


Studies on the hepatic function of pulmonary tuberculosis patients. II. Influence of chemotherapeutic preparations: streptomycin and PAS.


Effect of tibion (Tb1/698) on miliary tubercles.


Studies on the so-called cord factor of acid-fast bacilli. II. Relationship between the microcolonial morphology and cordformation of acid-fast bacilli.


Meteorological studies on pulmonary tuberculosis. II. Influence of atmospheric phenomena on the sputa of pulmonary tuberculosis patients.


Chemotherapy of tuberculosis with tibion. I. Influence on the protective function viewed from the phagocytic activity of the leucocyte.


On the salt agglutination reaction of BCG.


A study on the submerged growth of mycobacterium tuberculosis. III. On the submerged growth promoting factor contained in bovine serum and egg yolk.


Chemotherapy of tuberculosis with tibion. II. Influence on the protective function viewed from the phagocytic activity of the leucocyte.


Meteorological studies on tuberculosis. IV. Influence of atmospheric phenomena on the pneumorrhagia of tuberculosis patients.


On the acid agglutination reaction of BCG. II. Influence of some surface active agents and animal sera.


Studies on the biochemical changes in the bacterial cells and the liquid medium following the growth of tubercle bacilli. V. The changes following the growth of human type tubercle bacilli H2 and H37 in Dorset's medium.


A study on the prolonged administration of p-ethylsulfonylbenzaldehyde-thiosemicarbazone for tuberculosis.


Studies on the joint application of tuberculin and chemotherapeutic preparations and the relation existing between tuberculin allergy and immune antibody titer.


Counting of tubercle bacilli present in organs; comparison of quantitative cultivation method and direct counting method.


Experimental studies on the synergic effect of antituberculous agents. II. Chemotherapeutic effect of antituberculous agents on the experimental tuberculosis of guinea-pigs: cepharanthin, PAS, tibione, streptomycin and vitamin K3 applied alone or in combination.


Sublimate coagulation curve for the diagnosis of the severity of tuberculosis infection.


Studies on the fatty acid metabolism of Mycobacterium tuberculosis.


Meterological studies on tuberculosis. V. Influence of atmospheric phenomena on so-called relapse of tuberculosis patients.


Experimental considerations made on the mechanism of the operation of streptomycin.


A supplementary study on experimental intestinal tuberculosis. I. On the method producing experimental intestinal tuberculosis.


A study on the diagnostic application of purified tuberculin protein pi. II. Storage of lyophilized pi.


Experimental studies on tuberculous allergy. III. Atoxyl-azo-tuberculin as marked antigen.


A different type adaptation of Mycobacterium tuberculosis var. avium.


Experimental studies on the synergic effect of antituberculous agents. III. Influence of the combined application of antituberculous agents on the resistance of in vivo tubercle bacilli.


Experiments on the immunogen prepared from killed tubercle bacilli for prophylaxis and treatment of tuberculosis.


[Specific vaccinotherapy of brucellosis].


[Results of the treatment of typho-paratyphoid diseases with synthomycetin].


[Comparative studies on the reduction and acid dissociation of hemoglobin in fetus and adult].


Assessment and prognosis in hemiplegia.

Assessment and prognosis in hemiplegia.


Apnoea for bronchography in children.

Apnoea for bronchography in children.


Disseminated sclerosis; assessment of the effect of treatment on the course of the disease.


The position of the foot in walking.

The position of the foot in walking.


Fatal infection by Chromobacterium violaceum.


A bench cold-box.

A bench cold-box.


Immunising properties of a urea-killed tubercle vaccine.


CORTISONE and corticotrophin in blood diseases.


INEQUALITIES in education.

INEQUALITIES in education.


ATTACK on flies.

ATTACK on flies.


NOSE and hand in respiratory infection.

NOSE and hand in respiratory infection.


RESPIRATORY diverticula.

RESPIRATORY diverticula.


URINARY antibodies.

URINARY antibodies.


Epidemic poliomyelitis and its prevention.


TREATMENT of poliomyelitis; report from Royal College of Physicians.


CENTRAL Health Services Council.

CENTRAL Health Services Council.


Endocrine factors in affective disorders.


MERVYN HENRY GORDON.

MERVYN HENRY GORDON.


MARGARET CHRISTINE TOD.

MARGARET CHRISTINE TOD.


GEORGE ERNEST VILVANDRE.

GEORGE ERNEST VILVANDRE.


THOMAS BLANCHARD SELLORS.

THOMAS BLANCHARD SELLORS.


ROBERT OSWALD MOON.

ROBERT OSWALD MOON.


The natural history of lupus erythematosus and its modification by cortisone and corticotrophin (A.C.T.H.).


Haemoglobin and red cells in the human foetus and their relation to the oxygen content of the blood in the vessels of the umbilical cord.


Results of thoracoplasty; follow-up of 583 patients.


Infection with Pasteurella septica in a child aged three weeks.


Cardiac manifestations of poliomyelitis.


Bovine plasma processed for transfusion; antigenicity of 'plasma heterologo' in the rabbit.


Penetrating heart wound; value of intra-arterial transfusion.


CARDIOSPASM.

CARDIOSPASM.


HYPEREMESIS gravidarum.

HYPEREMESIS gravidarum.


LIVING out.

LIVING out.


PROTEINS for the child.

PROTEINS for the child.


FAMILY size and intelligence.

FAMILY size and intelligence.


SPREAD of myxomatosis.

SPREAD of myxomatosis.


SALMONELLAE in tortoises.

SALMONELLAE in tortoises.


General practice in industrial areas; a layman's impression.


TOO easy morphine.

TOO easy morphine.


HYGIENE in hospital kitchens.

HYGIENE in hospital kitchens.


I. Should baby be circumcised?

I. Should baby be circumcised?


The wrong blood.

The wrong blood.


Hyperpotassaemic paralysis.

Hyperpotassaemic paralysis.


JAMES MONTAGU WYATT.

JAMES MONTAGU WYATT.


Treatment of regular menòrrhagia.

Treatment of regular menòrrhagia.


JOHN TRUSCOTT HUNTER.

JOHN TRUSCOTT HUNTER.


Pain in chronic gastric ulcer; basic anatomy and mechanism.


The management of breech presentation.

The management of breech presentation.


External cephalic version.

External cephalic version.


Muscular dystrophy associated with paroxysmal myoglobinuria and excessive excretion of ketosteroids.


Some effects of extracts of thymus glands removed from patients with myasthenia gravis.


Procaine penicillin with aluminium monostearate; infrequent injections for children.


Psittacosis; two further human cases.

Psittacosis; two further human cases.


Pilonidal sinus in an above-knee amputation stump.


Insulated blood-bottle containers.

Insulated blood-bottle containers.


A ten-inch needle-holder.

A ten-inch needle-holder.


ACUTE anuria.

ACUTE anuria.


BREECH presentation.

BREECH presentation.


ONE-DOSE treatment for malaria.

ONE-DOSE treatment for malaria.


The causation of tropical sprue; a hypothesis.


Hypertension relieved.

Hypertension relieved.


The use and abuse of tobacco.

The use and abuse of tobacco.


Prevention of poliomyelitis.

Prevention of poliomyelitis.


Anxiety states in general practice.

Anxiety states in general practice.


The first postoperative days; a study of pre-ileus following gastrectomy.


Myasthenia gravis and pregnancy.

Myasthenia gravis and pregnancy.


The effect of streptomycin and isoniazid on miliary tuberculosis and tuberculous meningitis.


The effect of corticotrophin in idiopathic steatorrhoea.


Amino-aciduria in rachitic children.

Amino-aciduria in rachitic children.


The management of exomphalos.

The management of exomphalos.


The contact test; a method of measuring spermicidal action.


A simple x-ray cassette holder for use in the operating-theatre.


REMEDIES for seasickness.

REMEDIES for seasickness.


CARDIAC arrest.

CARDIAC arrest.


ILLNESS in the preschool child.

ILLNESS in the preschool child.


Field work of a diabetic clinic.

Field work of a diabetic clinic.


CAUSE of lathyrism.

CAUSE of lathyrism.


Bacteriological control during isoniazid therapy.


The sensitive stomach.

The sensitive stomach.


GEORGE SINGLETON PARKINSON.

GEORGE SINGLETON PARKINSON.


JOHN WILLIAM STRUTHERS.

JOHN WILLIAM STRUTHERS.


LEONARD ALFRED ROWDEN.

LEONARD ALFRED ROWDEN.


To the newly graduated: a valedictory address.


Back to front? A possible reorientation of the medical curriculum.


Models in medical teaching with a note on the use of a new plastic.


Teaching of social and preventive medicine; some recent developments.


On case-reports.

On case-reports.


Recording progress in the dissecting-room; a visual display method.


Development of an anaesthetic service overseas; organization and teaching.


TALKING of teachers.

TALKING of teachers.


The how-to-do-it teaching film; an experiment in its use.


INTRODUCTION of general practice.

INTRODUCTION of general practice.


Lecture notes; some early records.

Lecture notes; some early records.


FIRST World Conference on Medical Education.


The identification and clinical significance of large phagocytes in the exudates of acute otitis media and mastoiditis.


The fitting of hearing aids as an office procedure.


Medical problems.

Medical problems.


The role of the rhinologist in rhinoplasty.


Further observations on nasal cilia.

Further observations on nasal cilia.


Endoscopy in infants and young children.


Electrolyte studies in Menière's disease.


Neurofibroma of the larynx; presentation of five cases.


HEARING aids accepted by the Council on Physical Medicine of the American Medical Association.


Recovery curves and equinoxious exposures in reversible auditory fatigue following stimulation up to 140 DB plus.


B. C. G. and immunity.

B. C. G. and immunity.


The story of Kuluva.

The story of Kuluva.


An evaluation of new treatments and other factors in leprosy.


Lepromatous neuritic lesions, their great incidence in certain sensory and motor branches, and the treatment.


Treatment of leprosy with sulfon-cilag.

Treatment of leprosy with sulfon-cilag.


Human lepra bacilli exposed to sunlight will retain their acid fastness if they are first heated.


[Leonardo da Vinci anatomist and physiologist].


[Reanimation of intra-arterial counter-current blood transfusion].


[Presentation of an electric radio-manometer with thermostat and biliary pressure register].


Bleeding esophageal varices and their surgical treatment.


DOCTOR Draft Law.

DOCTOR Draft Law.


[Blood nitrogen levels in workers exposed to lead].


When industry and medicine meet.

When industry and medicine meet.


Lipoid pneumonia; report of five cases.

Lipoid pneumonia; report of five cases.


Anxiety, its nature and origins; an introductory essay to a series on the psychoneuroses.


Diagnosis and treatment of hemorrhagic disorders.


The coagulation mechanism and tests for studying the hemorrhagic diatheses.


Courage and conviction.

Courage and conviction.


Therapeutic uses of music.

Therapeutic uses of music.


DISTRICT of Columbia Survey of Medical Care for the Indigent and Related Services.


The doctor's investments; planning for and against tomorrow.


Gastric decompensation.

Gastric decompensation.


X-ray examination of the gallbladder.

X-ray examination of the gallbladder.


The management of essential hypertension.


Artificial insemination.

Artificial insemination.


The anxiety reactions: the acute anxiety attack or panic, anxiety and tension states, and anxiety neurosis; an outline of data relative to their identification and management.


BOARD of Health proposed for the District of Columbia.


The medical newsreel.

The medical newsreel.


Mounting. 3. Fixatives and protective solutions for preserving illustrations.


The Johnson colour screen process.

The Johnson colour screen process.


Fluorescence-kinemicrography of transpiration currents in plants.


Flashbulbs.

Flashbulbs.


The teaching medical museum.

The teaching medical museum.


Current trends in antibiotic therapy.

Current trends in antibiotic therapy.


Retrolental fibroplasia.

Retrolental fibroplasia.


Significance of positive serologic tests.


Achalasia; report of a case.

Achalasia; report of a case.


Chronic pelvic congestion.

Chronic pelvic congestion.


Mucous membrane manifestations of certain systemic diseases and other conditions.


Provision for depth in certain enlisted specialists.


A method for filing WD. AGO Form 8-24.

A method for filing WD. AGO Form 8-24.


Treatment in severely ill and comatose viral hepatitis patients.


Psychiatric aspects of headache.

Psychiatric aspects of headache.


Pleural effusion.

Pleural effusion.


Pitressin resistant diabetes insipidus: nephrogenic function defect; report of a case.


Primary cutaneous coccidioidomycosis.

Primary cutaneous coccidioidomycosis.


Stenosis of the colon and terminal ileum; report of a case.


Psychiatric admissions in a combat division in 1952.


Neuropsychiatric casualties as a result of combat involving Hill 266 ("Old Baldy").


Division psychiatry.

Division psychiatry.


PRINCIPLES of successful immunization.

PRINCIPLES of successful immunization.


An internist talks to psychiatrists.

An internist talks to psychiatrists.


Some aspects of the psychiatric referral problem in a general hospital.


Psychiatric conditions properly the responsibility of the physician in attendance.


Long-term illness: a changing scene.

Long-term illness: a changing scene.


Pathogenesis and treatment of congestive heart failure.


Long-term anticoagulant therapy.

Long-term anticoagulant therapy.


Work capacity of the cardiac.

Work capacity of the cardiac.


The nephrotic syndrome in adults; differential diagnosis and treatment.


The current treatment of hyperthyroidism.


Management of diabetes mellitus.

Management of diabetes mellitus.


The "performance index" as a therapeutic tool in the management of obesity.


Pre- and postoperative care of the chronically ill.


Allergy and prolonged illness.

Allergy and prolonged illness.


Selected dermatoses producing chronic illness; (chronic pruritus, chronic urticaria, atopic dermatitis).


Placental serum in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis.


Medical treatment and rehabilitation techniques in rheumatoid arthritis.


Sarcoidosis.

Sarcoidosis.


Recent advances in the management of lymphomas and leukemias.


Medical problems in the management of cancer.


Isoniazid in pulmonary tuberculosis, with special reference to X-ray findings after four and six months' treatment.


The treatment of the commoner parasitic diseases.


Rehabilitation in the management of prolonged illness.


Rehabilitation of the handicapped; the place of the official agency.


Modern therapy of coronary artery disease.


Hypertension; recent trends in treatment.


Hypotension: physiologic mechanisms and treatment.


Bronchiectasis in older people.

Bronchiectasis in older people.


Some pitfalls in electrocardiography.

Some pitfalls in electrocardiography.


A study of intrathecal chemotherapy in bacterial meningitis.


Acute liver disease: its causes and treatment.


Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura; some ideas on its pathogenesis and treatment.


The prevention and treatment of drug allergies.


Long-range care of allergic children.

Long-range care of allergic children.


Pediatric orthopedics.

Pediatric orthopedics.


Low back syndromes.

Low back syndromes.


The management of pregnancy complicating diabetes and of children of diabetic mothers.


The causes and management of uterine hemorrhage.


The treatment of staphylococcal infections.


The therapy of Parkinsonism.

The therapy of Parkinsonism.


The doctor's office laboratory.

The doctor's office laboratory.


Physical examination of the heart.

Physical examination of the heart.


Regional non-bacterial suppurative lymphadenitis and its relationship to cat-scratch disease.


Civil malpractice, basic principles with suggestions for preventing malpractice claims.


The use of paraldehyde in alcoholic delirium tremens.


Cerebral astrocytic gliomata, with the report of a case.


A summary of all cases of ante-partum haemorrhage in the public section of the Brisbane Women's Hospital during the period from July 1, 1951, to June 30, 1952.


Air evacuation of casualties in the Korean war.


Continuous immobilization of joints in rheumatoid arthritis.


Granulosa cell tumour of the ovary with spread to endometrium and cervix.


FRANCOIS RABELAIS.

FRANCOIS RABELAIS.


NATURE of cardiac and pulmonary dyspnoea.


TREATMENT of vesical carcinoma.

TREATMENT of vesical carcinoma.


MALARIA terminology.

MALARIA terminology.


EFFECTS of haemorrhage in man.

EFFECTS of haemorrhage in man.


Gall-stone disease.

Gall-stone disease.


DIAPHRAGMATIC hernia.

DIAPHRAGMATIC hernia.


The SYNDROME of cardio-oesophageal relaxation.


HILDA JOSEPHINE GARDNER.

HILDA JOSEPHINE GARDNER.


The surgical treatment of spontaneous subarachnoid haemorrhage.


Infective hepatitis; a discussion on its mode of spread in families.


Fevers of the Mackay district, Queensland.


Heredity and mental disorder.

Heredity and mental disorder.


The polarographic cancer test.

The polarographic cancer test.


Rheumatoid arthritis; a system of treatment.


Chilblains.

Chilblains.


Naval aviation medicine.

Naval aviation medicine.


Acute infections of the fingers and hand.


Cardiac arrest as a surgical emergency.

Cardiac arrest as a surgical emergency.


Porphyrinuria in persons exposed to lead hazards.


Thyroidectomy follow-up.

Thyroidectomy follow-up.


Traumatic anterior dislocation of the head of the radius: report of a case.


Pregnancy in diabetes.

Pregnancy in diabetes.


Psychotic and neurotic illnesses in twins.


Plant proteins in child feeding.

Plant proteins in child feeding.


Fleet Marine Force duty in Korea for dental technicians.


DIAGNOSIS of cancer of the colon and rectum.


Clinical ballistocardiography.

Clinical ballistocardiography.


Efficiency in the pharmacy.

Efficiency in the pharmacy.


The social work technician on a closed psychiatric ward.


The topical use of antibiotics in dermatology.


Wound disruption; questions and answers.


We should treat alcoholism.

We should treat alcoholism.


The art of Medicine; 1953.

The art of Medicine; 1953.


CLINICO-PATHOLOGICAL conference: large fibromyomata uteri with hypertensive heart disease and arteriolar nephrosclerosis.


CLINICO-PATHOLOGICAL conference: diabetes mellitus with multiple complications.


A hyperextension technic for spondylitis.


TUMORS of the hand. IV. Tumors of tendons, synovia, and bones of the hand.


Mistakes in diagnosis.

Mistakes in diagnosis.


Modification of Unna's paste.

Modification of Unna's paste.


Leukaemia: modern treatment in hospital and at home.


The submarine hospital corpsman.

The submarine hospital corpsman.


Varicose ulcer.

Varicose ulcer.


Motivating the patient.

Motivating the patient.


X-ray installations for shipboard use.

X-ray installations for shipboard use.


Hospitalization stress; psychological reactions of TB in-patients.


An obstetric Odyssey: thirty years of midwifery in general practice.


RECIPE: analgesics.

RECIPE: analgesics.


The conquerors of pain.

The conquerors of pain.


HANDING on the torch.

HANDING on the torch.


A reflection of your work.

A reflection of your work.


GP research: its scope and methods.

GP research: its scope and methods.


The senile dementia problem.

The senile dementia problem.


Our fathers that begat us: an invitation to the study of medical history.


Nature of ceremonial.

Nature of ceremonial.


DOCTOR in the Commons: Edith Summer-skill.


Nervous breakdown.

Nervous breakdown.


Nutritional influences on the physiology of the skin; observations on the metabolism of vitamin A.


The nature and treatment of polycythemia; studies on 263 patients.


Clinical notes: on some abdominal conditions.


Breech delivery.

Breech delivery.


The bacterial spectra of the antibiotics.


Sjögren's syndrome.

Sjögren's syndrome.


Dyspepsia.

Dyspepsia.


Infantile acrodynia.

Infantile acrodynia.


Alkaloids.

Alkaloids.


REVISION anatomy: VII. The aorta in the thorax.


Health, numbers and the occult. I.

Health, numbers and the occult. I.


[Late primary manifestations of tertian malaria with prolonged incubation period in central USSR].


[Rediron, a new diuretic].

[Rediron, a new diuretic].


[Mastitis from unknown causes].

[Mastitis from unknown causes].


[Subtiltryptasia, a new therapeutic drug].


[Roentgenological technic for determining the size of the liver].


[Clinical studies on diethylaminoethanol, a decomposition product of novocaine. II..].


[Maintenance of general condition in esophageal cancer patients].


Higher education and mental health.

Higher education and mental health.


The mulatto children in Germany.

The mulatto children in Germany.


The fourth category of personality needs: a critical analysis of a psychotheological problem.


A parent-education program in a vocational-guidance agency.


New perspectives for teachers, an evaluation of a mental-health institute.


When psychiatrist and patient talk together.


The case-worker's participation in preparation for tonsillectomy in children.


Some problems of mental-hygiene research with children.


The incidence of frustration in a counseled as compared with uncounseled high-school group.


Mental disease among Negroes in New York state, 1939-1941.


[Fluorescent microscopic and microchemical observations of Cirsium arvense].


A ship's motion and the incidence of seasickness.


Evacuation by Army Aviation during Exercise Long Horn.


ACTH and cortisone abstinence syndrome.

ACTH and cortisone abstinence syndrome.


Endemic panmyelotoxicosis in the Russian grain belt. I. The clinical aspects of alimentary toxic aleukia (ATA); a comprehensive review.


Informal report on the use of the dark field in diagnosing jaundice.


A survey of intestinal parasitic infection found in feces of formalin-fixed appendices.


Open reduction of fracture of edentulous mandible.


The flight nurse as a leader.

The flight nurse as a leader.


Shrapnel.

Shrapnel.


Trans-medic team.

Trans-medic team.


Report on family care.

Report on family care.


Colonel Howard H. Baily, U.S. Army, Ret.


COLONEL MYRON P. RUDOLPH, U.S. Army, Ret.


Medical survey of atomic bomb casualties.


Professional training.

Professional training.


The clinical use of trypsin.

The clinical use of trypsin.


Utilization of auxiliary dental personnel.


Disaster planning activities in Panama.

Disaster planning activities in Panama.


The standard order of procedure of an evacuation hospital (semimobile).


Consultation by the team method; an experiment in Bureau of Indian Affairs Hospitals.


Endemic panmyelotoxicosis in the Russian grain belt. II. The botany, phytopathology, and toxicology of Russian cereal food.


FACT sheet on Army Chemical Corps; background of chemical warfare.


[Histo-topographical data on distribution of alkaline phosphatases; enzyme activity of the human ovary, uterus and adnexa uteri in normal and pathological conditions].


[Fractures of the epitrochlea].

[Fractures of the epitrochlea].


[Fractures of the lateral condyle of the humerus].


[Retrolental fibroplasia (retinopathy of the premature); postponement].


[The pH of various self-polymerizing resins; experimental contribution].


[The future of subjects of surgery of urogenital tuberculosis].


The use of radioisotopes in treatment.

The use of radioisotopes in treatment.


Diagnosis and treatment of postpoliomyelitic contractures.


Cancer of the tongue.

Cancer of the tongue.


Solitary nonparasitic cysts of the liver.


The use of the Kuntscher nail for fractures of the femoral shaft.


Allergic reaction to paraaminosalicylic acid; report of case.


Medical history of the County of Yellow Medicine.


Management of pelvic endometriosis.

Management of pelvic endometriosis.


The present status of the more commonly employed immunization procedures.


Reconstructive surgery.

Reconstructive surgery.


The department of surgery in a university hospital and medical school.


Continuous caudal analgesia: house staff management of 5,000 consecutive cases.


Fluoridation of water and its relation to cancer.


Methyl alcohol poisoning: diagnosis and treatment.


The physician, guardian of the individual.


Appendicitis or ureteritis (pyelitis)? a problem in differential diagnosis.


Baculin and amfrecin: a new and improved method of treating vaginal and cervical infections.


Detection, selection and referral of patients for surgery of acquired heart lesions; the general practitioner's role.


Gastric ulcer caused by sunburn.

Gastric ulcer caused by sunburn.


Why doctors should write.

Why doctors should write.


WHAT is your hobby, doctor?

WHAT is your hobby, doctor?


The management of chronic obstruction of the venous and lymphatic channels.


Laboratory tests of thyroid function.

Laboratory tests of thyroid function.


Functional disorders of the bowel.

Functional disorders of the bowel.


Diagnosis of pelvic tumors.

Diagnosis of pelvic tumors.


Hydrocortisone acetate for local treatment in rheumatic diseases.


Principles of geriatric medicine.

Principles of geriatric medicine.


The diagnosis of early carcinoma of the prostate and its treatment by radical perineal prostatectomy.


Hygeia; Today's Health.

Hygeia; Today's Health.


Keeping the record straight in medical civil defense planning and operations.


Antibiotics.

Antibiotics.


Dr. Frank H. Lahey; an appreciation.

Dr. Frank H. Lahey; an appreciation.


The clinical center didn't just grow.

The clinical center didn't just grow.


Tissue committee gets down to essentials.


Show them what nursing costs.

Show them what nursing costs.


Rockford memorial hospital provides a fresh solution to a basic problem.


Said the administrator to the salesman: we're both working for the patient, and we'll both do a better job if we understand each other's problems.


Internship is one answer to the nursing problem.


In any evaluation of hospital efficiency, both administrative and medical, the records tell the tale.


Nursing directors could write better reports.


A review of the place and function of depreciation in hospital accounting.


How does your nursery rate?

How does your nursery rate?


Modernization was costly, but worth it.

Modernization was costly, but worth it.


Who needs training more than the admitting clerk?


Benjamin Rush.

Benjamin Rush.


This is social service.

This is social service.


They seldom steal marked property.

They seldom steal marked property.


Case History of chest x-ray program.

Case History of chest x-ray program.


Differential diagnosis and treatment of migraine headaches.


What good is a dietary consultant?

What good is a dietary consultant?


HOW long will it keep?

HOW long will it keep?


V. A. sets up housekeeping. I. Training manual on dusting.


Internal control methods in 20 hospitals in regard to their linens, china, glassware and silverware.


Movies while they wait; outpatients learn health facts under three-year experimental film program.


Hysterical dissociation in dementia paralytica.


The measurement of public opinion-an approach to health education in tuberculosis.


NOTIFICATION of infectious disease in England and Wales, June, 1953.


Optimum temperature of incubation for isolation of Salmonellae.


Natural infection of the guinea-pig with the human type of tubercle bacillus.


Poliomyelitis in infancy, especially in the neonatal period; report of an outbreak.


The accreditation scheme for laboratory animals.


Histochemistry of xanthine oxidase.

Histochemistry of xanthine oxidase.


Human visual purple.

Human visual purple.


A widespread fungistasis in soils.

A widespread fungistasis in soils.


Production by cosmic rays of helium-3 in meteorites.


Avidity of terramycin and aureomycin for metallic cations.


Fixation of radioactive colchicine by Ehrlich ascites carcinoma cells.


Isolation of thorium B (lead)-binding substance from the erythrocytes of rabbit blood.


An unidentified growth-factor for yeast and hypothyroid rats.


Tryptophane metabolites in human urine.

Tryptophane metabolites in human urine.


Substances in bone-marrow extract accelerating coagulation of the blood.


Free xylose in fruits.

Free xylose in fruits.


Amino-acids in phloem sap and their excretion by aphids.


Feeding mechanism of the cichlid fish, Tilapia esculenta Graham.


An irreversible choline-esterase inhibitor in white clover.


Isolation of intertidal animals by sea barriers.


Ozonium wilt of guar and cucurbit plants in Bihar.


A new method of testing the pathogenicity of Phytophthora fragariae.


Dielectric relaxation processes in ethanol.


New method of direct quantitative inorganic paper chromatography.


Effect of temperature on the conductivity induced in insulators by x-rays.


Changes in the mortality-rate due to myxomatosis in the Australian wild rabbit.


ADAPTATION in micro-organisms.

ADAPTATION in micro-organisms.


DUTCH-Norwegian Joint Establishment for Nuclear Energy Research.


Enzymatic and chemical oxidation of dimethylphosphoramides to biologically active dimethylphosphoramide oxides.


Intra-helix S-S linked structures for insulin.


Observations on Lebistes reticulatus.

Observations on Lebistes reticulatus.


Fortuitous xeno-diagnosis of bat trypanosomiasis.


Physiology of song in cicadas.

Physiology of song in cicadas.


Giant larvae of the potato root eelworm, Heterodera rostochiensis Wollenweber.


Artificial infection of various molluscs with Mytilicola intestinalis, Steuer.


Phagotrophy in Oxyrrhis marina Dujardin.


The Australopithecine milk canines.

The Australopithecine milk canines.


Zymasis and acid metabolism in higher plants.


Glutamotransferase in the chick embryo during incubation.


Pathway for glucose oxidation in Asterococcus mycoides.


Ultra-violet absorption spectra and flow birefringence of bovine cervical secretions.


Stability and settling of dispersions of carbon in organic media.


Occurrence of 4-amino-5-imidazolecarboxamide as a pentose derivative.


An indirect polarographic determination of calcium.


Mesomeric effect of the sulphonic acid group.


Formation of hydrogen peroxide in water by 1-MeV. protons.


A double-beam system for infra-red spectrometers employing rotating twin cells.


SCIENCE in the United States.

SCIENCE in the United States.


INSPECTORATE of factories in Great Britain; annual report for 1951.


Separation of calf thymus deoxyribonucleic acid into fractions of different composition.


Porphobilinogen as a porphyrin precursor, and interconversion of porphyrins, in a tissue system.


X-ray scattering evidence regarding the protein-nucleic acid combination in nucleoproteins.


Deoxyribonucleic acid content of the germinal vesicle of the ovocyte in Fasciola hepatica.


Complex reactions of Cytochrome c.

Complex reactions of Cytochrome c.


Formation of thromboplastin in shed mammalian blood.


Enzymatic hydrolysis of xylan.

Enzymatic hydrolysis of xylan.


Anti-diuretic substances of the blood.

Anti-diuretic substances of the blood.


Precipitins to grass pollen proteins.

Precipitins to grass pollen proteins.


Carcinogens and oxidized fatty acids in the skin.


A source of amniotic fluid in the lamb: the naso-pharyngeal and buccal cavities.


Specific suppression by glycine of the phenotypic expression of partially reverted glycineless E. coli mutants.


Mucus-producing goblet cells of the small intestine.


Development of intranuclear inclusions in virus-diseased cells of Lepidopterous larvae.


Effect of citric acid on the growth of a variant of Bacillus subtilis.


Phenomenon of protection in infections of Trichostrongylus retortaeformis.


Circulation in Lacerta viridis.

Circulation in Lacerta viridis.


Distribution of copper fungicide deposits on plant surfaces.


Intersexuality in Asellus aquaticus L. parasitized by a larval acantocephalan.


Angular black spot disease of mung beans.


Preservation of the virus of tomato spotted wilt in dried plant material.


Causes of coconut nutfall and gumosis.

Causes of coconut nutfall and gumosis.


Resistance to a plant disease associated with high glucose content of leaf.


Growth response of tree seedlings to mycorrhizal mycelia in the absence of mycorrhizal association.


PRODUCTION of antibiotics and their use in industry.


Heterogeneity of deoxyribonucleic acids.


New fish culture methods for Tilapia in East Africa.


Records of British Ptychoderidae.

Records of British Ptychoderidae.


Nidulin and ustin; two chlorine-containing metabolic products of Aspergillus nidulans.


Dissimilation of citric acid by bacterial extracts.


Purines in grassland herbage.

Purines in grassland herbage.


Some effects of mosaic virus on nitrogen and phosphorus metabolism in tobacco plants.


Effect of cholinesterase inhibitors and atropine on active sodium transport across frog skin.


Conversion of plant nitrogen to microbial nitrogen in the rumen of the sheep.


Secretion of an ortho-diphenol in the corpus cardiacum of the insect.


Action of gamma-rays on seeds of Cannabis sativa L.


Bact. coli as a food supplement.

Bact. coli as a food supplement.


Combined hormone-fungicide sprays for control of Botrytis fruit-rot in glasshouse tomatoes.