Histamine release and pain production by xanthosine and related compounds. Xanthosine (5 to 50 mug.) caused pain on intradermal injection in all human subjects tested: in about half the subjects it also gave a flare. Inosinic acid, uric acid, allantoin, alloxan and theophylline caused pain, but not a flare by intradermal injection in man. Xanthine caused both pain and flare. A number of related compounds in similar doses caused neither pain nor flare. Inosine, inosinic acid, and guanosine, but not xanthosine, were powerful histamine liberators in animals. The lowering of the cat blood pressure, depression of the activity of the guinea-pig ileum and stimulation of guinea-pig uterus by adenosine were confirmed.


The association of blood cholinesterase levels with the susceptibility of animals to sarin and ethyl pyrophosphate poisoning. An association between the blood cholinesterase (ChE) levels and the toxicity of sarin and ethyl pyrophosphate has been established. This has been demonstrated in two types of experiment. In the first, guinea-pigs were given a non-lethal dose of sarin (isopropyl methylphosphonofluoridate) which reduced the blood ChE to 20% of normal, and at intervals, as the ChE level of the blood gradually recovered, separate batches were given a second dose of the same size. A comparison was then made between the blood ChE levels immediately prior to the injection of the second dose and the mortality rate. In the second, a relatively small dose of sarin or ethyl pyrophosphate was given daily to rabbits until the enzyme value fell to a steady level. LD50 values were then determined on such groups and compared with those found in saline treated ones. In both guinea-pigs and rabbits it has been shown that a depression of blood ChE to below 40% indicated an increased toxicity of sarin and ethyl pyrophosphate to these species. The approximate quantitative relation appears to be that susceptibility is increased in the ratio 1.5 when the blood ChE is reduced by half.


Prophylaxis of poliomyelitis.

Prophylaxis of poliomyelitis.


Digoxin, ouabain and potassium movements in rabbit auricles. Movements of potassium have been observed in isolated right and left auricles of rabbits by means of radioactive tracer. The tissues have been immersed in a modified Krebs saline at 37 degrees , and in these conditions showed only small changes in ionic content over periods up to 6 hr. The extracellular volume, determined with inulin and with (24)Na, was large (44.1 ml./100 g. tissue), and accounted for about 3.8% of the tissue potassium. Left auricles exchanged without gross inhomogeneity: the rate of exchange was about 1.5% of the total tissue potassium/min., though it was probably higher in the first half-hour or hour after preparation. In right auricles the exchange was less homogeneous and included a faster component than that observed in left auricles. Digoxin and ouabain reduced the influx and had no appreciable effect on the efflux of potassium, so that the auricles lost potassium. The threshold concentrations which produced effects within 20 min. were of the order of 10(-6) for ouabain and somewhat higher for digoxin. Irregularities or failure of contraction occurred when the tissue potassium was reduced by about 15%. Loss of potassium was accompanied by gain of sodium, but the tissue appeared unsuitable for making estimations of the rate of sodium movement.


The mechanism of action of murexine on neuromuscular transmission in the frog. Murexine (urocanoylcholine, [2-beta-imidazol-4(5)-ylacryloyloxyethyl]trimethylammonium chloride hydrochloride) produced a contracture like acetylcholine in the frog rectus and a neuromuscular block in the rat diaphragm which was not relieved by neostigmine but was antagonized by hexamethonium. Using the foot muscle of the frog, electrical recordings showed that murexine produced a neuromuscular block and depolarized the end-plate region. These effects were similar to those seen with suxamethonium, decamethonium and acetylcholine. While murexine had the same depolarizing potency as decamethonium, it was only one-tenth as active as suxamethonium and acetylcholine. It was concluded that murexine could be classified as a "depolarizing type" of neuromuscular blocking agent but was less potent than suxamethonium.


The biochemical changes in rheumatoid arthritis.


Rehabilitation in multiple sclerosis.

Rehabilitation in multiple sclerosis.


Emotional aspects of chronic physical disability.


The distribution of intelligence.

The distribution of intelligence.


On the validity of applying communication theory to experimental psychology.


On some psychophysical techniques employing a single manipulandum.


Perceptual and personality dynamics in reactions to ambiguity.


Frequency, recency, association value and tachistoscopic i identification.


The prediction of examination marks of mechanical engineering students at King's College, Newcastle.


Shape recognition in rats.

Shape recognition in rats.


A cineradiographic investigation of pharyngeal deglutition.


Some measured rotation distributions for 250 kV therapy.


Technique of radiation treatment of orbital tumours.


Radiosensitivity of mouse spleen and kidney to chronic alpha irradiation.


High contrast: a potential source of radiographic error.


Pyelographic changes in pregnancy.

Pyelographic changes in pregnancy.


Cineradiography in urinary tuberculosis.


The use of cones and filters to reduce patient dosage in diagnostic radiology.


Osteogenesis imperfecta diagnosed in utero.


Broncho-bronchial fistula secondary to carcinoma of the bronchus.


Acetylcholine metabolism at nerve-endings.


Formation of catechol amines in the animal body.


Sympathomimetic amines in the central nervous system; normal distribution and changes produced by drugs.


The action of humoral transmitters on smooth muscle.


Mode of action of autonomic transmitters on the heart.


Acetylcholine and cardiac fibrillation.

Acetylcholine and cardiac fibrillation.


Pharmacological properties of sensory receptors and their relation to those of the autonomic nervous system.


Functional vasodilatation in the submandibular salivary gland.


Sweating in relation to sympathetic innervation.


Innervation of abdominal viscera.

Innervation of abdominal viscera.


Intermediate sympathetic ganglia.

Intermediate sympathetic ganglia.


Collateral sprouting in response to injury of the autonomic nervous system, and its consequences.


Transmission in autonomic ganglia.

Transmission in autonomic ganglia.


Some pharmacological actions of fluothane.


Clinical investigations of fluothane.

Clinical investigations of fluothane.


Report on calibration, for fluothane, of trilene vaporizing unit of the British Oxygen Gases LTD., Boyle-type anaesthetic apparatus.


Placentography in management of placenta praevia.


Inhalers used in trials for administering mixtures of fluothane vapour with air or with medical gases.


Cysticercosis of the brain.

Cysticercosis of the brain.


Proteus infection of urinary tract, with special reference to treatment with nitrofurantoin.


Stability of H. pertussis vaccine estimated by mouse-protection test.


British standard for pertussis vaccine: its use in routine control of commercial vaccines.


Sensitization to P.A.S., streptomycin, and isoniazid.


Cleansing of hospital blankets.

Cleansing of hospital blankets.


Euphoriant effects of preludin.

Euphoriant effects of preludin.


DIAGNOSIS of poliomyelitis.

DIAGNOSIS of poliomyelitis.


Trichobezoar presenting as nutritional oedema.


REPORT on halothane.

REPORT on halothane.


DANISH Medical Association.

DANISH Medical Association.


CEREBRAL cysticercosis.

CEREBRAL cysticercosis.


DEPOPULATION of a rural area.

DEPOPULATION of a rural area.


MENTAL deficiency in Scotland.

MENTAL deficiency in Scotland.


ORAL PENICILLIN in the treatment of gonorrhoea.


Exploring in the northernmost Andes.

Exploring in the northernmost Andes.


Chloroquine naphthoate for malaria.

Chloroquine naphthoate for malaria.


Merchant shipping medical scales.

Merchant shipping medical scales.


SIR CHARLES READ.

SIR CHARLES READ.


A. J. JEX-BLAKE.

A. J. JEX-BLAKE.


Medical training and research in India to-day.


The pattern of health organization in Canada.


A prescription for health.

A prescription for health.


The disappointed undergraduate.

The disappointed undergraduate.


Treatment of pre-examination strain.

Treatment of pre-examination strain.


Influence of environment on surgery.

Influence of environment on surgery.


General practitioner responsibility in gynaecology.


The teaching of dermatology to undergraduates.


THE AIM of medical education.

THE AIM of medical education.


TEACHING of social medicine.

TEACHING of social medicine.


MENTAL health of students.

MENTAL health of students.


WORKING under difficulties.

WORKING under difficulties.


THE STUDENT looks at the curriculum.

THE STUDENT looks at the curriculum.


MEDICINE in India and Canada.

MEDICINE in India and Canada.


Acute inversion of uterus.

Acute inversion of uterus.


CUTHBERT LOCKYER.

CUTHBERT LOCKYER.


C. I. GRAHAM.

C. I. GRAHAM.


A. E. W. McLACHLAN.

A. E. W. McLACHLAN.


W. S. SHEARER.

W. S. SHEARER.


Sarcoidosis in identical twins; with torulosis as a complication in one case.


Smith's fracture and anterior marginal fracture of radius.


A case of true hermaphroditism: a further report.


Fulminating staphylococcal pneumonia associated with influenza virus C: report of a fatal case.


Protoveratrine A in treatment of hypertension.


Superficial glandular tuberculosis; treatment with chemotherapy.


Malignant change following herpes simplex.


A method of tabulating data for easy reference and appreciation of significant relationships: an obstetric example.


Motor complications of herpes zoster.

Motor complications of herpes zoster.


Chronic ear infections; local treatment with hydrocortisone, neomycin, and polymyxin combined.


Pretibial lesions.

Pretibial lesions.


Torula meningitis in Malaya.

Torula meningitis in Malaya.


Ulcerating stomatitis associated with streptomycin therapy.


HAZARDS of diagnostic radiology.

HAZARDS of diagnostic radiology.


HOMOSEXUALITY in society.

HOMOSEXUALITY in society.


HEADACHE mechanisms.

HEADACHE mechanisms.


SYNDROME of sarcoidosis.

SYNDROME of sarcoidosis.


CRASH helmets on trial.

CRASH helmets on trial.


Systemic lupus erythematosus.

Systemic lupus erythematosus.


Care of the elderly in general practice; a socio-medical reassessment.


The lupus erythematosus cell and its significance.


Vulval and perineal toilet in the puerperium.


Shock in phaeochromocytoma treated with noradrenaline.


Correlation of human and animal ringworm in west of Scotland.


Tuberculosis in man, dog, and cat.

Tuberculosis in man, dog, and cat.


Infantile hypercalcaemia with keratopathy and sodium depletion.


Asian influenza in Kuwait.

Asian influenza in Kuwait.


The sequelae of kernicterus.

The sequelae of kernicterus.


Fatal pulmonary embolism in pregnancy.

Fatal pulmonary embolism in pregnancy.


THE GOVERNMENT prescribes.

THE GOVERNMENT prescribes.


LIMITATIONS of theophylline.

LIMITATIONS of theophylline.


ENDOTRACHEAL complications.

ENDOTRACHEAL complications.


CHRONIC mental disease.

CHRONIC mental disease.


The Portuguese man-of-war.

The Portuguese man-of-war.


ACUTE haemorrhage from peptic ulcer.

ACUTE haemorrhage from peptic ulcer.


The aged in their own homes: a further survey.


Dietary fat and coronary disease.

Dietary fat and coronary disease.


Relief of Stokes-Adams syndrome after cholecystectomy.


Recent advances in haemorrhage and shock.


A serum factor in lupus erythematosus with affinity for tissue nuclei.


Systemic lupus erythematosus.

Systemic lupus erythematosus.


Virus hepatitis with features of prolonged bile retention.


Agranulocytosis associated with infective hepatitis.


Psychosis due to isoniazid.

Psychosis due to isoniazid.


Treatment of ophthalmic zoster with prednisone.


Massive haematemesis in a child treated with prednisolone.


Thrombosis of internal carotid artery after soft-palate injury.


MENIERE'S disease.

MENIERE'S disease.


General anaesthesia as an aid to therapeutic hypothermia.


PSYCHIATRISTS discuss schizophrenia.

PSYCHIATRISTS discuss schizophrenia.


Glossopharyngeal breathing; its value in respiratory muscle paralysis of poliomyelitis.


INFLUENZA epidemic.

INFLUENZA epidemic.


WASP STINGS.

WASP STINGS.


THE BRITISH National Formulary.

THE BRITISH National Formulary.


CANCELLOUS strip grafting.

CANCELLOUS strip grafting.


OLIVER ST. JOHN GOGARTY.

OLIVER ST. JOHN GOGARTY.


HUGH MACLEAN.

HUGH MACLEAN.


FERRIS N. SMITH.

FERRIS N. SMITH.


HERBERT CAIGER.

HERBERT CAIGER.


JAMES MACKINNON.

JAMES MACKINNON.


[Congenital esophageal atresia with esophagotracheal fistula and its surgical management].


GRADUATE training in surgery; fundamental requirements for graduate training.


[A case of phlebitis in pregnancy].

[A case of phlebitis in pregnancy].


[Severe meningeal hemorrhage of probably solely medical origin in a trail premature infant].


Address to the alumni on Medical Alumni Day.


Valedictory; 1957.

Valedictory; 1957.


Further observations on hypertensive disease without hypertension.


The general concept of enzyme action.

The general concept of enzyme action.


Cooperation between rehabilitation and nursing services in the care of the patients.


Experiments of the Army Medical Services during the Russo-Finnish wars.


Acquired arteriovenous fistula complicated by Pseudomonas aeruginosa endarteritis and endocarditis.


Studies on rickets induced by a low calcium diet; effect of starvation, citrates and succinates.


The relationships between the chemical nature of the antigen, antigen dosage, rate of antibody synthesis and the occurrence of arteritis and glomerulonephritis in experimental hypersensitivity.


In memory of Henry E. Sigerist.

In memory of Henry E. Sigerist.


Psychoanalysis and child development.

Psychoanalysis and child development.


The treatment of adolescents in an adult hospital; a preliminary report.


Problems of administration and supervision in an inpatient treatment center for children.


Choice of interpretation in the treatment of borderline and psychotic children.


Communist attempts to elicit false confessions from Air Force prisoners of war.


The biosynthesis of adrenal cortical steroids.


Legal background of Communist methods of interrogation and indoctrination.


The methods of interrogation and indoctrination used by the Communist state police.


Infection in disseminated neoplastic disease.


Maimonides on medical practice.

Maimonides on medical practice.


The role of adrenal steroids on renal function and electrolyte metabolism.


John Stearns, 1770-1848: the Academy's first president.


Management of disseminated neoplastic disease: hematological problems.


Hemophilic arthritis.

Hemophilic arthritis.


Management of disseminated neoplastic disease: the direct effects of cancer.


Metabolic disturbances in disseminated neoplastic disease.


Comments on Samuel Johnson's biography of Sir Thomas Browne.


The rheotome and its prehistory: a study in the historical interrelation of electrophysiology and electromechanics.


[Studies on the levansucrase of Bacillus subtilis. IV. Kinetic study on enzymic reactions].


[Mycosis fungoides with ulcerated tumors at the first onset; first histological image of perivascular plasmocytic syphiloid plasmoma type].


The renal origin of hypertension.

The renal origin of hypertension.


The etiology of leukemia: review and pilot investigation.


Clinicopathologic conference: carcinoma of the thyroid with pituitary and hypothalamic metastases and diabetes insipidus.


The prognosis of motor recovery in hemiplegia.


Genitourinary symptoms in industrial medicine. It is important when considering the existence of a casual relationship or connection between injury or trauma and a disease process involving the genitourinary tract that an accurate and scientific diagnosis be made and that the authenticity and adequacy of the injury be established by objective evidence. Often it is impossible to adduce any evidence to support a supposition of relationship.


Facts and fallacies on industrial poisoning. Misdiagnosis of diseases as due to industrial poisoning leads to much misunderstanding, higher taxes and insurance rates and "compensation neuroses." It is important to know the concentration of the suspected poison and its specific effects in order to logically indict it as the cause of illness. Examples discussed to illustrate some of the pitfalls of diagnosis in industrial medicine are methylbromide, carbon monoxide, ozone, oxides of nitrogen and of sulfur, hydrogen sulfide, benzene analogs, boron and fluorides.


Industrial injuries of farm workers.

Industrial injuries of farm workers. Most industrial employees receive physical examinations to evaluate their physical fitness in relation to their work. The farm worker is neglected in this matter, in that he is hired for almost any type of work without physical evaluation. As a result, his accident rate is high. His efficiency at his work is low. His time loss from work because of sickness and accident is high, and the employer pays a very high rate of insurance for the patient's care and his own legal protection. Physical fitness cards should be carried by all farm laborers so that they would be put in properly graded jobs.


Hearing conservation: industrial aspects in California. Impaired hearing is a serious problem. The number of persons with a significant hearing loss has been estimated to be approximately 10 per cent of the population. Hearing loss owing to exposure to noise is becoming an increasingly important disease. Although it has been recognized for more than a century, little if anything was done to prevent it until a few years ago. The initiation of hearing conservation for employees has been undertaken by many of the large companies, particularly in California. Hearing conservation includes preemployment and follow-up hearing tests, control of noise at the source and personal protection (ear plugs, ear muffs).Noise-induced hearing loss is directly related to noise-exposure. Noise must be measured in terms of volume, wave length and length of exposure. Exposure must be analyzed for daily distribution and total time. Although the noise-exposure problem is a serious one, cooperation of employee, employer and the legal and medical professions to initiate preventive programs can reduce it to a minimum.


Peripheral arteriosclerosis; arterial grafting procedures; indications and results. II. Arteriosclerotic arterial occlusion. Arteriosclerotic thrombotic lesions involving the arteries to the lower extremities may be conveniently grouped into three categories. Lesions of the aorta-common-iliac level (Category I) appear to be most satisfactorily treated by thromboendarterectomy. Lesions in the femoral artery (Category II) are particularly amenable to bypass arterial grafts. Advanced lesions (Category III) involving both areas may be treated by one or the other method or a combination of both. Aortography is a necessary prerequisite in the selection of patients for operation and the determination of the method of surgical approach.


Aneurysm of the abdominal aorta: the prognosis of the condition if untreated. In a study of the autopsies of 87 patients at Cedars of Lebanon and Los Angeles County General hospitals, it was noted that 38 had died from rupture of the aneurysm and 49 had died of unrelated diseases, the aneurysm being intact postmortem. At each age group from 50 to 85 years, just as many patients who had the lesion died from rupture of the aneurysm as from other causes. It was found that predisposing to rupture of the aneurysm was not the age of the patient, not hypertension, but definitely the size of the aneurysm. Aneurysms under 6 cm. in diameter (most are visible by x-ray) rarely ruptured.


Prevention of cardiac arrest: the role of the anesthesiologist. Many operating room deaths from "cardiac arrests" are potentially avoidable as well as potentially reversible. The incidence of these catastrophes may be substantially reduced by careful and adequate preoperative evaluation and preparation of the patient, by constant care and vigilance in the administration of anesthetic agents and adjuvants, and by close cooperation between members of the surgical team, with the safety of the patient being the first consideration at all times.


Intermittent positive pressure breathing: a clinical evaluation of its use in certain respiratory diseases. A series of patients with chronic respiratory insufficiency were treated with intermittent positive pressure breathing, which was combined with administration of bronchodilator drugs of the epinephrine series. Spirographs were made before and after treatment. The series included patients with chronic bronchitis and emphysema, fibrosis of various kinds, senile emphysema and bronchogenic carcinoma. Although the majority showed objective improvement, a significant proportion in all groups did not, and some were made worse, apparently on a basis of check valve mechanisms unresolved by the bronchodilator drug. In cases in which the method benefited the patient, the benefit was greater than that obtained with bronchodilator drugs alone.


Recurrent varicose veins.

Recurrent varicose veins. Recurrence or persistence of varicose veins after treatment may be charged to incomplete original evaluation of the patients' venous insufficiency and to therapy that was not adequate because not planned on the basis of the particular kind or degree of venous incompetence in each individual case. The chief factors in the avoidance of failures of treatment are the eradication of all sites of incompetence and of all secondary incompetent venous communicating pathways; and careful follow-up examination and additional treatment when necessary.


Determining blood pressure in infants: use of the flush technique. The flush technique that recently has come into use is probably the most satisfactory method available for measuring blood pressures in infants and is of great aid in diagnosis of diseases associated with hypertension or hypotension. The method is practical and highly accurate. Readings obtained by this technique are not influenced by the width of the cuff, are usually higher at the wrist than at the ankle, and approximate the mean rather than the systolic blood pressure.


Acute nonspecific pericarditis: reports of two cases with elevated serum glutamic oxalacetic transaminase activity.


MENTAL health services.

MENTAL health services.


Professional liability: a statistical study of professional liability claims in California: 1957 report of Medical Review and Advisory Board.


GUIDES to relationship with labor funds.


The private physician and public welfare.


The California Tumor Registry: a summary report on the cancer experience in 36 hospitals. The California Tumor Registry was started in 1947. It consists of case abstracts of medical records on neoplasm patients seen in 40 hospitals in California and now contains data on more than 159,000 cases, with 15,000 new cases being added each year. Follow-up reports are requested annually on each case not known to be dead. The Registry is designed to (1) promote the continuing care of the patient, (2) to evaluate cancer control methods, (3) to advance knowledge of the epidemiology of cancer, and (4) to suggest leads for laboratory and clinical research. From a series of 110,628 neoplasm cases reported to the California Tumor Registry in 1942-1954, data are presented on 76,499 cancer cases initially diagnosed in reporting hospitals. Histopathologic confirmation, age, sex, stage, treatment, follow-up, and survival of cancer patients are discussed. Use of the Registry information for analyzing cancer experience for epidemiological study and for evaluation of treatment methods are also described. The report is intended to illustrate the types of data that can be obtained from the California Tumor Registry. More comprehensive reports on specific aspects of cancer control will be forthcoming.


PUBLIC prenatal care in California.

PUBLIC prenatal care in California.


Preparation to combat Asiatic influenza.


Modern treatment of abruptio placentae.

Modern treatment of abruptio placentae. Abruptio placentae, in its severe form, causes the most hazardous type of third trimester bleeding. The severe grade may be accompanied by systemic effects, some of which are potentially lethal. A knowledge of these, as well as a system of grading the severity in terms of maternal risk, is essential to an understanding of therapy. Cases should be graded in severity from I to III on the basis of clinical factors. A delay in delivery, in Grade III, may result in an increased incidence of serious maternal complications. In Grade II, immediate cesarean section has reduced the fetal mortality rate. IN MANAGING GRADE III PREMATURE SEPARATION OF THE PLACENTA, THE FOLLOWING STEPS SHOULD BE CARRIED OUT: (1) Laboratory study, including blood cross-matching and determination of plasma fibrinogen; (2) vaginal examination to confirm the diagnosis and to rupture of the membranes; (3) indicated therapy of systemic effects with fresh whole blood and fibrinogen, before considering any operative delivery; (4) election of a mode of delivery which will terminate the pregnancy in less than about six hours after onset of separation; this will frequently be cesarean section; (5) careful attention to postpartum care to avoid shock and renal failure. In Grade II, the same principles of therapy obtain. If the fetal heart tones are present, however, and vaginal delivery is not imminent, immediate cesarean section is justified. Complete conservatism, with vaginal delivery, is recommended in Grade I.


Management of juvenile rheumatoid arthritis; the problem of long-term rehabilitation. A program for the management of juvenile rheumatoid arthritis should permit the child an optimal developmental experience despite the persistence of potentially crippling inflammatory disease. Drugs are useful, although no more than palliative, and all are significantly toxic. Physical measures should be directed toward the improvement of joint alignment and mobility and the restoration of muscular strength. The emotional, social and educational needs of a child with such a chronic disability deserve the most thoughtful attention.


Modern treatment of placenta previa; a study of 234 cases. Study was made of 234 cases of placenta previa occurring in 48,752 deliveries at one hospital during the period 1947-1956. There was no maternal mortality. The uncorrected fetal mortality rate for all weight groups was 21.4 per cent. The rate varied from 88 per cent in babies under 1,500 grams to 5.7 per cent in babies over 2,500 grams. Initial conservative management to permit gestation to continue as close to term as possible is advisable. Ultimate termination of the pregnancy by cesarean section under spinal anesthesia gave the best results. The incidence of transverse and breech presentations in association with placenta previa was inordinately high. A progressive trend toward more conservative treatment of placenta previa was noted in the present series, with a concomitant reduction in fetal mortality rate.


Multiple myeloma; a review of 26 cases.

Multiple myeloma; a review of 26 cases. Multiple myeloma is a rare, malignant disease of bone marrow which affects principally the vertebrae, ribs, pelvis and skull but may involve any part of the skeleton. Severe demineralization and destructive lesions of bones, producing severe pain and debility, are distinctive features. The disease is further distinguished by abnormalities of blood proteins and in some cases by the excretion in the urine of Bence-Jones protein, which seldom, if ever, is found in association with any other disease.X-ray examination is frequently helpful. In 22 of 24 cases (of a series of 26 cases) in which films were available, definite abnormalities were noted. Spontaneous fractures, particularly of vertebrae, are common. The diagnosis of the disease rests on the identification of the myeloma cell. This is best accomplished by aspiration of bone marrow. In several of the 26 cases in the series diagnosis was made by a neurosurgeon at the time of operation to relieve pressure on the spinal cord. The myeloma cell has a very characteristic appearance. In the present series the average duration of life after the onset of symptoms was only nine months. One patient, however, survived for at least ten years.


Detection of gynecological cancer; use of fluorescence microscopy to show nucleic acids in malignant growth. Early detection of malignant lesions of the cervix, a major problem in gynecology, has been made possible in more cases by the development of exfoliative cytology. Mass-screening programs have been impeded, however, by the demands on time and skill of the examiner as posed by conventional techniques.A new method in exfoliative cytology, using fluorescence microscopy, essentially reduces the time of processing as well as of scanning of specimens. Suspicious cells show flaming orange-red fluorescence of the cytoplasm on a black background, impressively distinct from normal cells and giving a warning signal to the examiner. This color reaction is based upon cytochemical changes-namely, the abundance of ribonucleic acid in vividly growing and especially malignant cells.Besides gynecological material, the method is applicable to other forms of malignant disease.


Meckel's diverticulum: its clinical significance; a report of 54 cases. Of 54 cases of Meckel's diverticulum observed at one hospital in a 20-year period, 27 were noted incidentally and 27 caused symptoms. In the latter group, the patients were preponderantly males. The most common symptoms, in order of frequency, were hemorrhage from the bowel, intestinal obstruction, acute diverticulitis, and intussusception. All the complications except intestinal obstruction occurred in infancy and childhood more often than in later life. Intestinal obstruction was limited to adults. There was strong coincidence of complications and ectopic tissue. Surgical excision was done in all cases of diverticulum causing symptoms, and all patients recovered.


The high school football team physician. Mutual confidence is necessary between the football coach and the team physician. The physician's decision in the matter of a boy's condition must always be final. The coach should also consider the physician's advice in shaping his psychological appeals to the players in before-game and between-halves talks. The physician should be on his way to a man injured on the field as soon as the play is ended. It is up to him and not the trainer or coach to make the diagnosis. The physician must have the ability to make an immediate evaluation of the extent of injury and use appropriate measures to get the player off the field. To see a semi-conscious man with dangling head being half dragged off the field is far worse from the patient's standpoint and from the spectator's standpoint than removal by stretcher.


Disability under social security; medical evaluation and decision as to rehabilitation. Recent amendments to the Social Security Act give privileges to persons who are found to be disabled. In California, the State Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation has responsibility for determining whether or not an applicant is disabled within the meaning of the Act. Each applicant must submit medical evidence provided by his own physician or by a hospital. The evidence is reviewed by both a physician and a counselor, who determine not only whether disability exists but also whether rehabilitation services might be helpful. In the first 9,000 cases in which determinations were made, 49 per cent of applicants were found to be disabled and 51 per cent not; but in recent months the proportion found disabled has increased. Diseases of the circulatory system and nervous system, including late effects of cerebrovascular accidents, were the largest groups of conditions causing disability. Psychoneurotic conditions and orthopedic and respiratory disorders were next in order. Some 10 to 15 per cent of applicants were referred for rehabilitation services, but of these only about one in six is accepted for rehabilitation, and only half of those accepted actually receive the services. Thus, it appears that only one per cent of workers applying for disability benefits are getting the services made available through state and federal sources to restore them to productive employment. Physicians need to be alert to opportunities provided in programs such as these to utilize all facilities to round out the full cycle of medical care.


Vogt-Koyanagi syndrome.

Vogt-Koyanagi syndrome.


Acromioclavicular dislocations; open reduction with screw fixation. Athletes with complete separation of the acromioclavicular joint were uniformly restored to full athletic competence by an operation consisting of direct repair of the involved ligamentous structures with temporary fixation by a metallic lag screw approximating the clavicle to the coracoid. The metallic fixation was left in place an average of eight weeks and the screw was then removed under local anesthesia. A number of professional and collegiate football players returned to the rigors of football with no discomfort or disability.


Intestinal obstruction complicating acute perforative appendicitis. Upon preoperative diagnosis of acute small bowel obstruction, without an obvious cause, acute perforative appendicitis must be considered. Reevaluation of the history and careful reexamination of the physical findings with that diagnosis in mind should be carried out. If appendiceal disease is likely, maximum antibiotic therapy must be begun immediately along with the administration of fluids, electrolytes and other corrective therapy. A mercury-weighted small bowel tube should be inserted and every effort made to advance it into the small bowel before operation. Operative treatment should be restricted to the least possible. A McBurney incision is best unless wider operation is indicated. If an abscess is present, drainage alone may be the procedure of choice. Severely distended and decompensated small bowel must be decompressed, for if not relieved it can be the cause of death in acute perforative appendicitis. Decompression may be accomplished either by small bowel intubation with continuous suction or by enterotomy and aspiration. If not relieved, small bowel distention will be the mechanism responsible for death in a large percentage of patients with acute perforative appendicitis.


The natural history of mycosis fungoides. Mycosis fungoides is a progressive, fatal disease. Its relationship to lymphoblastomas is definite. No specific treatment is available. Palliation may be brought about by many unrelated modalities.


California's new program of aid for totally and permanently disabled persons.


Need for maintaining a high standard of medical care in hospitals.


Drug control in a small hospital.

Drug control in a small hospital.


A program of integrated medical care.

A program of integrated medical care.


The essentials of a pension plan.

The essentials of a pension plan.


Autosensitization to erythrocytes; a report of a case.


Orthodontia has come to our hospital.

Orthodontia has come to our hospital.


A review of operating room organization.


The medical audit.

The medical audit.


C.S.R.T. report.

C.S.R.T. report.


Insurance protection for hospital.

Insurance protection for hospital.


A voluntary responsibility.

A voluntary responsibility.


Distribution of adrenocorticotrophic hormone in the pituitary gland.


The effect of mammary trauma on spaying atrophy of the uterus in the rabbit, guinea pig, and rat.


An evaluation of two methods of algesimetry in human subjects.


The hospital director looks at the dietary department.


Mechanism of biosynthesis of mycelial glucosan from pentoses by Aspergillus niger.


The secretion of iodide in saliva.

The secretion of iodide in saliva.


The measurement of the rate of blood flow in the calf and paw of dogs by the venous occlusion plethysmograph technique with a note on the effects of intravenous adrenaline and noradrenaline.


The effect of growth hormone on the utilization of 1-C14 octanoic acid by rat liver slices.


Factors influencing the amount of insulin extractable from beef pancreas. I. Effects of aging fresh pancreas at room temperature.


Further studies on the endocrine conditioning of the heparin-induced lipemia clearing activity (LCA) in the rat.


The conversion of fat to carbohydrate during embryonation of ascaris eggs.


Factors influencing the amount of insulin extractable from beef pancreas. III. Effects of temperature and of freezing and thawing on changes accompanying the aging of fresh pancreas.


The fine structure of cells.

The fine structure of cells.


On the fine structure of microbes; a summary.


Factors influencing the amount of insulin extractable from beef pancreas. II. Effects of altering the extraction procedure on the changes in the insulin extractable from aging pancreas and on recovery of insulin.


Biochemistry of cell fractions.

Biochemistry of cell fractions.


The bioassay of insulin by the compensation method.


Cholesterol biosynthesis; the starvation block.


The physiological ultrastructure of cell membranes.


Reanimation of rats after cardiac and respiratory arrest due to low body temperature.


The role of the reticuloendothelial system in the disappearance pattern of Evan's blue dye (T-1824) from circulating plasma.


Electrolyte metabolism in the rat exposed to a low environmental temperature.


The separation of oestrogens from avian droppings.


A comparison of the effects of proximal and distal tubular damage on the action of desoxycorticosterone and aldosterone.


Biochemical properties of pentaserine (alpha-amino-delta-hydroxyvaleric acid). I. Non-availbility of arginine from pentaserine in the growing rat.


A possible mechanism for fatty acid inhibition of cholesterol synthesis.


The reason for the shape of the distensibility curves of arteries.


The effects of barbiturates on partially isolated regions of the central nervous system.


Sites of formation of plasma phosphoprotein and phospholipid in the estrogenized cockerel.


A comparison of the concentration of C14 in the tissues of pregnant and nonpregnant female rats following the intravenous administration of vitamin K1-C14 and vitamin K3-C14.


Isolation of labelled deoxyribonucleic acid phosphorus by a modified Schmidt and Thannhauser procedure.


A routine procedure for the determination of catecholamines in urine and tissues.


Thrombin properties.

Thrombin properties.


Determination of delta 4-3-ketosteroids by measurement of the absorbance of their 2,4-dinitrophenyl-hydrazones.


The mechanism of degradation of cellulose by Myrothecium cellulase.


Effect of histamine on gastric pepsinogen, pepsin secretion, and blood pepsinogen in guinea pigs.


Marine fish muscle nucleic acids.

Marine fish muscle nucleic acids.


The utilization of acetate by liver and adipose tissue of growth hormone treated rats of different ages.


An effect of reduced barometric pressure on the peripheral circulation.


The effect of certain androgenic steroids on the uptake of radiosulphur in a healing fractured bone in the rat.


Inhibition of Walker carcinoma 256 by 6-aminonicotinamide.


Studies on the sulphur metabolism of tissues cultivated in vitro. III. Interrelationships between cysteine, methionine, cysteamine, and cystamine.


Synthesis of 2-pyrrolecarboxylic (C14O2H) acid and study of its metabolism in the intact rat.


The distribution of radioactive carbon in the rat after the administration of randomly labelled C14-beta-carotene.


Studies on the preservation of blood. V. The influence of the hydrogen ion concentration on certain changes in blood during storage.


Aerobic and anaerobic P32 labelling of phospholipids and adenosine phosphates in hypotonic homogenates of rat brain.


Choline kinase of rapeseed (Brassica campestris L.).


The fate of assimilated C14O2 in the sugar beet leaf studies by displacement with C12O2.


Cell and tissue culture.

Cell and tissue culture.


Influence of dietary choline and protein on the level of phospholipid in the serum of the rat.


Manometric studies with rhizosphere and non-rhizosphere soil.


A technique of handling extra-large sections of the nervous system.


The modern theory of blood coagulation with a report of an investigation of serum antithrombin levels in pregnant women.


The formation and operation of an ante-natal technical service.


Hematologic observations in a family showing combinations of sickle cell, type C, thalassemia and normal hemoglobins.


Studies on the isolation of Spirillum sputigenum.


Disease of the larvae of tent caterpillars caused by a sporeforming bacterium.


Effect of salt concentration on the extracellular nucleic acids of Micrococcus halodenitrificans.


Correlation between bacterial numbers and organic matter in a field soil.


The removal of nonspecific components from the soluble antigens of influenza and mumps viruses.


Essential amino acids in microorganisms.


Studies on dipicolinic acid in the spores of Bacillus cereus var. terminalis.


The chemotherapeutic activity of a reaction product of cysteine and iron in experimental tuberculosis.


The degradation of 2-keto-D-gluconate-C14, D-gluconate-C14, and D-fructose-C14 by Leuconostoc mesenteroides.


Cell-wall-splitting enzymes of Puccinia graminis var. tritici.


Observations on the methionine nutrition of Streptococcus lactis.


Nutrition and metabolism of marine bacteria. VI. Quantitative requirements for halides, magnesium, calcium, and iron.


The structure and behavior of the nuclei in spores and growing hyphae of Mucorales. I. Mucor hiemalis and Mucor fragilis.


The structure and behavior of the nuclei in spores and growing hyphae of Mucorales. II. Phycomyces blakesleeanus.


Improving your word power.

Improving your word power.


A look at some teaching aids used in occupational therapy.


Course on upper extremity prosthetics.

Course on upper extremity prosthetics.


George Humphrey.

George Humphrey.


Effects of the presence and discussion of others on expressed attitudes.


Mass media, learning, and retention.

Mass media, learning, and retention.


Use of psychological constructs for improving selection test validity.


Apparent sleep produced by cortical stimulation.


Effect of glutamic acid on the learning ability of bright and dull rats. II Duration of the effect.


Maintenance of avoidance behaviour with intermittent shocks.


Some effects of morphine on habit function.


Influence of vaccination upon age distribution of poliomyelitis.


Thirty-five cases of human anaerobic infections.


Water usage and sewage disposal.

Water usage and sewage disposal.


REPORT on salaries and qualifications of public health personnel.


The integration of preventive medicine into medical practice.


Chronic disease.

Chronic disease.


Trends of pollution control in the United States and in Maine.


Alcoholism and nursing.

Alcoholism and nursing.


Typhoid fever in a mental hospital.

Typhoid fever in a mental hospital.


Francis J. Shepherd.

Francis J. Shepherd.


Staphylococcal infections in surgical units: the need for comprehensive control.


Meckel's diverticulum; a 42-year review of 273 cases at the Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto.


An evaluation of the management of fractures through the middle third of the humerus.


Open reduction of Bennett's fracture.

Open reduction of Bennett's fracture.


Massive pulmonary haemorrhage from bronchiectasis.


An examination of the biliary system with cholografin; a surgical-radiological correlation preliminary report.


Carcinoma of the breast.

Carcinoma of the breast.


Familial polyposis of the large intestine.


Cutaneous diphtheria.

Cutaneous diphtheria.


Experimental studies on radioactive colloidal gold in the prostate.


Cobalt beam therapy in primary bladder tumours; a five-year review.


Experience with tolbutamide (orinase in the management of 100 cases of diabetes.


Virus meningitis-seven cases in one family.


Observations on sleep disturbances in pre-school children.


The clinical investigation of pacatal in open psychiatric settings.


A fallacy in clinical medicine-vibration sense in the aging and the aged.


An analysis of 192 consecutive cases of incisional hernia.


Postural dependency treatment in cavernous pulmonary tuberculosis.


Intestinal moniliasis in adults.

Intestinal moniliasis in adults.


Report of a case of thrombosis of the abdominal aorta with involvement of the left renal artery.


Vascular haemophilia in a woman.

Vascular haemophilia in a woman.


Mechanical heart massager.

Mechanical heart massager.


Congenital anomalies of the anorectum.

Congenital anomalies of the anorectum.


Study of blood cholesterol levels in obese diabetics using phenmetrazine (preludin).


Atrial septal defect.

Atrial septal defect.


Toxaemias of pregnancy: diagnosis and management.


John Radcliffe.

John Radcliffe.


Psychological aspects of rheumatoid arthritis.


The surgical treatment of massive cerebral haemorrhage: a report of 33 cases.


How important are psychosomatic factors in the field of dermatology.


Evaluation of direct surgical relief of the pulmonary obstruction in Fallot's malformation.


The treatment of perforated peptic ulcer; is a change due.


Hospital staphylococci.

Hospital staphylococci.


Tonsillectomy and the risk of poliomyelitis.


The salivary secretion of iodide in hypothyroidism.


Myxoma of the left atrium simulating mitral stenosis with cerebral emboli.


Xiphidynia as a concomitant of asthma.

Xiphidynia as a concomitant of asthma.


Intestinal obstruction; a heretofore undescribed visceral manifestation of allergy to penicillin.


Melorheostosis: a case report.

Melorheostosis: a case report.


A case of the narcolepsy-cataplexy syndrome.


Patent urachus containing a calculus.

Patent urachus containing a calculus.


The return of the defective to the community.


Clinical evaluation of a new antitussive agent.


Timed disintegration medication; need for more quantitative criteria.


Treatment of subungual haematoma.

Treatment of subungual haematoma.


VARIABLES in health insurance.

VARIABLES in health insurance.


Carcinoma of the breast: some controversial aspects.


The general practitioner as geriatrician.


Chronic obstructed appendicitis.

Chronic obstructed appendicitis.


Acute laryngotracheobronchitis.

Acute laryngotracheobronchitis.


Acute myocardial infarction.

Acute myocardial infarction.


A child with post-rubella encephalitis.

A child with post-rubella encephalitis.


A normal delivery.

A normal delivery.


Congenital hip dislocation.

Congenital hip dislocation.


The nurse and citizenship.

The nurse and citizenship.


Black cats, dark rooms and blind men; being a short essay on why nurses need a philosophy.


The role of the nurse in the total health program.


Orientation and in-service education.

Orientation and in-service education.


New technic of administering medications.


The importance of the individual.

The importance of the individual.


The farce of nursing education.

The farce of nursing education.


Planning and implementation of a nursing referral program.


A statement regarding labor relations.

A statement regarding labor relations.


Alcoholism and the nurse.

Alcoholism and the nurse.


A threefold program.

A threefold program.


Cerebral hemorrhage.

Cerebral hemorrhage.


Caesarean section.

Caesarean section.


Job satisfaction.

Job satisfaction.


Phenomenology and existential analysis.

Phenomenology and existential analysis.


A permanent state of excitation induced in mice and rats by BB-iminodiproprionitrile.


Communication of suicidal thoughts.

Communication of suicidal thoughts.


On the sources and determinants of hypnotic dreams.


Testicular dysgenesis: report of two cases.


Bronchogenic carcinoma, a study of 574 deaths due to bronchogenic carcinoma during the period 1 April, 1953 to 31 March, 1956.


Knee joint injuries in military personnel.


Haemorrhagic diatheses in pregnancy.

Haemorrhagic diatheses in pregnancy.


The Canadian Red Cross blood transfusion service.


Blood banking and transfusion.

Blood banking and transfusion.


Serum proteins and their importance to the general practitioner.


The suspicion of fibrocystic disease of the pancreas in the infant who does not thrive.


Thermography; a new tool in the investigation of breast lesions.


Diverticulitis in association with cancer and fistula.


Chronic lesions of the colon.

Chronic lesions of the colon.


Experimental production of carcinoma with cigarette tar. III. Occurrence of cancer after prolonged latent period following application of tar.


Co-ordinate-grid-mapping technique in medicine.


An evaluation of the etiological factors of lymphedema following radical mastectomy; an analysis of 1,007 cases.


Breast carcinoma with multiple sites of origin.


Immunochemical studies of organ and tumor lipids. III. The pattern of response of antibody reacting with rat-lymphosarcoma lipids.


Environmental factors in cancer of the upper alimentary tract; a Swedish study with special reference to Plummer-Vinson (Paterson-Kelly) syndrome.


Tumors of the breast: increase in percentage of benign lesions; decrease in percentage of axillary metastases.


Serum amylase and lung cancer.

Serum amylase and lung cancer.


Total esophagoplasty using right colon.

Total esophagoplasty using right colon.


Endometrial hyperplasia, endometrial carcinoma, and endometriosis produced experimentally by estrogen.


Host relationships in experimental endometrial carcinoma.


Endocrine abnormalities accompanying human endometrial cancer.


Basal cells in vaginal smears of patients with carcinoma of the cervix.


The use of APC3 virus as a cancericidal agent; preliminary report.


Evaluation of the combined effects of hematoporphyrin and radiation. I. Treatment of carcinoma of the cervix.


Malignant angioblastoma of bone; a reappraisal of adamantinoma of long bone.


Convenient histochemical phosphatase technique.


Acid-phosphatase activity in human neoplasms.


The possibility of improving cancer cure rates at the present time.


Fibrosarcoma involving the thyroid gland of a sheep given I131 daily.


Secondary carcinoma of the testis.

Secondary carcinoma of the testis.


The employment of combinations of drugs in the chemotherapy of neoplasia: a review.


Studies in a tumor spectrum. V. The effect of esters of sulfonic acids on the growth of a variety of mouse and rat tumors.


Studies on the comparative morphology of monocytic leukemia, granulocytic leukemia, and reticulum-cell sarcoma.


The effects of kinetin upon epithelium and fibroblasts in tissue culture.


RETINOBLASTOMA.

RETINOBLASTOMA.


A transplantable leiomyosarcoma (HT-1) of the hamster.


The transplantability and growth of urethan-induced pulmonary adenomas of the mouse.


Correlation of serum lactic dehydrogenase activity with the clinical status of patients with cancer, lymphomas, and the leukemias.


AN EARLY account of meningioma.

AN EARLY account of meningioma.


GASTRIC cancer.

GASTRIC cancer.


CANCER OF the testis.

CANCER OF the testis.


RESEARCH in viruses and tumor growth.

RESEARCH in viruses and tumor growth.


INOPERABLE breast cancer.

INOPERABLE breast cancer.


Human cell culture: morphology of the Detroit strains.


The cultivation of Novikoff rat hepatoma cells in vitro.


Nucleic acid metabolism in regenerating liver. IV. The effect of x-radiation of the whole body on nucleic acid synthesis in vivo.


In vitro incorporation of P32 into phosphorus compounds of benign and malignant human ovarian tumors.


Cellular localization of tobacco smoke products. I. The skin of mice painted with cigarette tars.


Alternative pathways of glucose metabolism. III. The incorporation of radioactivity from glucose-1-C14 into the nucleic acids of regenerating rat liver.


Growth of embryonic gut and stomach on the exterior chest wall of adult cortisone-treated homologous hosts.


Citrate accumulation in slices of transplantable tumors of the rat.


The control of cell division; a review. I. General mechanisms.


Carcinogenesis of the skin. II. The accelerating properties of aliphatic and related hydrocarbons.


On the curability of experimental neoplasms. I. Amethopterin and mouse leukemias.


Hemolytic anemia, a host response to malignancy.


Immunological and electrophoretic studies of human tissue and tumor antigens.


Some observations on the response of four established human cell strains to hydrocortisone in tissue culture.


Hyperthermia in tissue-cultured cells of malignant origin.


Biochemical screening of pyrimidine antimetabolites. II. The development of a system with a non-oxidative energy source.


Biochemical screening of pyrimidine antimetabolites. III. The testing of drugs against a system with a non-oxidative energy source.


Mast cells and intercellular mucopolysaccharides in Rous fowl sarcoma I.


In vivo sensitivity of normal and neoplastic mouse tissues to azaserine.


Experimental studies in metal cancerigenesis. VIII. On the etiological factor in chromate cancer.


Neoplasms in C3H mice which received AK-leukemic extracts when newborn.


Biochemical studies of the Ehrlich ascites carcinoma-Bunyamwera virus system.


[To Josef Svejcar].

[To Josef Svejcar].


An experimental study of the relation between the Golgi apparatus, mitochondria and sudanophile granules in oxyntic cells.


An unusual outbreak of jaundice amongst Africans.


Prehistoric man in Southern Rhodesia.

Prehistoric man in Southern Rhodesia.


Ergotism in Central Africa.

Ergotism in Central Africa.


Contagious abortion.

Contagious abortion.


Epilepsy in the African.

Epilepsy in the African.


Tuberculosis control measures in civilised communities and their application to underdeveloped areas in Africa. I.


The fevers of Africa. 5. Clinical Bancroftian disease in Tanganyika.


The Consultants and Specialists Society of Matabeleland.


B.C.G.

B.C.G.


The changing face of obstetric practice and teaching.


Comparison of two types of heaf multiple puncture apparatus in tuberculin sensitivity tests.


Rickets in the African: report of a case.


Roseola infantum: a common cause of infantile convulsions.


Some problems of the nutrition of the pre-school African child.


Proposals for a national health scheme for S. Rhodesia.


The campaign against alcoholism on the Copperbelt.


Cave disease.

Cave disease.


Some problems in jaw surgery in Africans.


Poliomyelitis vaccine: a review.

Poliomyelitis vaccine: a review.


Peptic ulcer: its medical aspects.

Peptic ulcer: its medical aspects.


Tetanus neonatorum treated with chlorpromazine, tetanus antiserum and penicillin.


Medical reports in claims for personal injuries.


Blood transfusion hazards.

Blood transfusion hazards.


A visit to an American Medical Centre; some impressions of post-graduate facilities in America.


Exploring Africa for family planning.

Exploring Africa for family planning.


Bilharziasis in Africa; a review.

Bilharziasis in Africa; a review.


Prolonged labour.

Prolonged labour.


Unusual pathological and clinical features in a case of renal papilloma.


Neurosurgery in prospect and retrospect.


Some aspects of the pathology of peptic ulcer.


Some diseases amongst the Hottentots of South West Africa.


Mission hospitals in the federation. 5. Mwami Mission of Seventh-Day Adventists.


Ephebiatrics in general practice.

Ephebiatrics in general practice.


The evaluation and treatment of male infertility.


Intravenous fluid technique in infancy.

Intravenous fluid technique in infancy.


Fractures of the head of the radius with medical displacement.


The fevers of Africa. 6. Leishmaniasis south of the Sahara.


REPORT of the Sub-Committee of the Mashonaland branch of the British Medical Association submitted to the Medical School Planning Committee.


L.E.W. BEVAN.

L.E.W. BEVAN.


Cancer of the lung in Gwanda.

Cancer of the lung in Gwanda.


The diagnosis and assessment of aortic valve disease by direct ventricular puncture.


Giriama arrow poison: a study in African pharmacology and ingenuity.


Preventive medicine in an African reserve in the Mrewa and Mtoko districts of Southern Rhodesia.


Bygones of a Bundu bone thrower. I.

Bygones of a Bundu bone thrower. I.


William Harvey, 1578-1657.

William Harvey, 1578-1657.


The significance of the strongly positive tuberculin reaction.


Acute thrombocytopenic purpura as a postoperative complication: report of a case.


The treatment of acute cholecystitis.

The treatment of acute cholecystitis.


Twenty years of malaria.

Twenty years of malaria.


Bygones of a Bundu bone thrower. II.

Bygones of a Bundu bone thrower. II.


Halo injury of the scalp.

Halo injury of the scalp.


David Livingstone; the doctor.

David Livingstone; the doctor.


[Denervation atrophy of various skeletal muscles in rats].


[Pharmacology of the reticular formation].


[Closing remarks on the conference on erythroblastosis].


Consistency and change in ascendance-submission in the social interaction of children.


Nutrition during growth and development.


Dependency and autonomous achievement striving related to orality and anality in early childhood.


Levels of aspiration in preschool children.


The role of preschool playmates; a situational approach.


The parent-child relation as a social system. I. Parent and child roles.


Time as a variable in transposition by children.


Aggressive behavior of young children in the absence of an adult.


The relationship of anxiety to popularity and rejection among institutionalized delinquent boys.


Schistosomiasis dwarfism.

Schistosomiasis dwarfism.


Studies on the etiology of trachoma with special reference to isolation of the virus in chick embryo.


Leukocyte changes following parenteral adrenalin administration and during surgical stress.


Chloroquine in the treatment of clonorchiasis; a report of 90 cases.


Pernicious anemia of Addisonian type: report of a case in a Chinese.


Drug eruptions due to phenobarbital (luminal): report of 16 cases.


Schistosomiasis japonica of the colon complicated with carcinoma.


[Triple arthrodesis in the treatment of dangling poliomyelitic foot].


Clinical electrocardiography: offspring of science of empiricism.


The American Heart Association-its aims and accomplishments; presidential address.


Clinical and hemodynamic studies of myocardial fibrosis.


Comparison of fat intake of American men and women; possible relationship to incidence of clinical coronary artery disease.


Electrocardiogram and vectorcardiogram in right ventricular hypertrophy and right bundle-branch block.


Aneurysmal dilatation of the aortic sinuses in Marfan's syndrome; angiocardiographic and cardiac catheterization studies in identical twins.


Ventricular septal defects in the infant age group.


An assessment of the exercise capacity of cardiac patients.


The problem of bioassay and comparative potency of diuretics. II. Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors as oral diuretics.


Left atrial pressure pulse in mitral valve disease; a correlation of pressures obtained by transbronchial puncture with the valvular lesion.


Pulseless disease due to branchial arteritis.


Brucella abortus endocarditis; a case.

Brucella abortus endocarditis; a case.


SYMPOSIUM on cardiovascular sound. II. Clinical aspects.


Some newer or poorly recognized auscultatory findings of the heart.


Splitting of heart sounds and a classification of systolic murmurs.


Effect of respiration and upright position on the interval between the two components of the second heart sound and that between the second sound and the mitral opening snap.


Clinical survey.

Clinical survey.


Clinical quantification of the intensity of heart sounds and murmurs: the transmission of basilar systolic murmurs.


Different types of diamond-shaped basal systolic murmurs.


Heart sounds in total anomalous pulmonary venous return and in Ebstein's anomaly.


Fluid and electrolyte disturbances in heart failure and their treatment.


Cardiology divided.

Cardiology divided.


Effects of serotonin antagonists in normal subjects and patients with carcinoid tumors.


Successful surgical repair of a ruptured aneurysm of the sinus of Valsalva.


Combined mitral and pulmonic stenosis.

Combined mitral and pulmonic stenosis.


Mainstem extrasystoles.

Mainstem extrasystoles.


Change in relationship of blood volume to weight in congestive heart failure.


A clinical study of the brachial arterial pulse form, with special reference to the diagnosis of aortic valvular disease.


The normal QRS loop observed three dimensionally obtained with Frank precordial system.


Truncus arteriosus: clinical study of fourteen cases.


Chest pain with inverted T waves, predominantly in precordial leads, as the only electrocardiographic abnormality.


Stimulation of inter-arterial coronary anastomoses by experimental acute coronary occlusion.


Dissecting aneurysm of the aorta secondary to tuberculous aortitis.


Pathophysiology of rheumatic fever: alterations in the Na24 space and in the exchangeable sodium and potassium contents.


SELECTION and management of patients for cardiac surgery.


Cardiac pain: anatomic pathways and physiologic mechanisms.


Feedback principle in regulation of the circulation.


Activity of the vasomotor centers.

Activity of the vasomotor centers.


Effect of exercise on blood coagulation time and atherosclerosis of cholesterol-fed cockerels.


A preliminary reaction of coagulation factors found in plasma and serum.


Systolic and diastolic pressure relationships in the isolated rat heart.


Effect of hydrocortisone on acidotic failure of the isolated heart.


Chromatography studies of the excretion products after meralluride administration in normal subjects and cardiac patients.


Radio-potassium indicator-dilution studies during angiocardiography.


Influence of digitoxin on labile and inorganic phosphates, lactate, glycogen, potassium and sodium in dog ventricle.


Effect of hypothyroidism on estrogen-induced inhibition of coronary atherogenesis in cholesterol-fed cockerels.


Susceptibility of the ovariectomized hen to cholesterol-induced coronary atherogenesis.


Relation between coronary sinus plasma potassium and cardiac arrhythmia.


Effective frontal plane vectorcardiogram of rana pipiens.


An improved method for the calibration of continuously recorded dye dilution curves.


Measurement of the cardiac output in dogs by a conductivity method after single intravenous injections of autogenous plasma.


Hemodynamic effects of quantitatively varied experimental mitral regurgitation.


Hemodynamic effects of quantitatively varied experimental aortic regurgitation.


Pharmacologic aspects of synthetic angiotonin.


Oxygen consumption and tension of isolated heart muscle during rest and activity using a new technic.


Effect of the sampling system on the shape of indicator dilution curves.


Effects of vagus simulation and of acetylcholine on myocardial contractility, O2 consumption and coronary flow in dogs.


Hormonal effects upon in vitro cholesterol synthesis.


Mixing of Cr51-labeled red cells in patients with congestive heart failure and controls.


A crystalline human plasma precipitate.

A crystalline human plasma precipitate.


A compact and inexpensive Tiselius electrophoresis apparatus.


A compact & inexpensive Tiselius electrophoresis apparatus: addendum.


Salicyloylhydrazide as a reagent for the characterisation and estimation of simple and steroidal aldehydes and ketones.


Urinary excretion of beta-aminoisobutyric acid after administration of thymine and nitrogen mustard.


Effect of 6-mercaptopurine (6-MP) on the serum level of vitamin B12 in leukemia.


A comparative study of some different methods for the haemolysis of human erythrocytes.


The determination of iron in blood plasma or serum.


The determination of the total iron-binding capacity of serum.


Determination of the ionised and ultrafilterable calcium of normal human plasma.


The determination of serum albumin concentration using 131 I-labelled albumin.


Spectrophotometry of solutions containing three components, with special reference to the simultaneous determination of carboxyhemoglobin and methemoglobin in human blood.


Paper electrophoresis of serum proteins in rats treated with thiourea.


Improvement in the determination of specific gravity of urine.


Serum iron binding in the presence of a cryoglobulin.


Direct nesslerization of blood and urine filtrates in the determination of urea (as ammonia).


Urinary peptide excretion in the burned patient.


Micro determination of cholesterol by use of 0.04 ml. of blood serum; adapted from the method of Sperry and Webb.


Estimation of total cholesterol in serum by a micro method.


Epinephrine and norepinephrine concentrations in plasma of humans and rats.


Protein level in cerebrospinal fluid; an evaluation of some methods of determination.


Urinary sulfur partition in normal men and in cancer patients.


Partition chromatography of organic acids in body fluids with silica gel; application of the method to normal human urine.


A note on the paper chromatography of hemoglobins.


John P. Peters.

John P. Peters.


Aspects of recent work on electrolyte metabolism.


The contribution of hemoglobin to acid-base equilibrium of the blood in health and disease.


The role of magnesium in the body fluids.


Electrolyte disturbances in acute uremia.


Blood electrolytes under the influence of cortical hormones.


The properties, estimation methods, hematologic features, and some other more general aspects of different abnormal human hemoglobins.


Some aspects of bile pigment metabolism.


Standardization in clinical chemistry.

Standardization in clinical chemistry.


Ultramicro methods and standardization of equipment.


Standardization of methods in clinical chemistry.


Experiments of chronic diabetic symptoms caused by xanthurenic acid, an abnormal metabolite of tryptophan.


The significance of some B-complex vitamins in clinical chemistry.


Enzymes in clinical biochemistry.

Enzymes in clinical biochemistry.


Mucoprotein estimation in clinical chemistry.


Mucoproteins in clinical chemistry.

Mucoproteins in clinical chemistry.


Significance of lipoproteins in clinical chemistry.


Pinealoma with associated hypernatremia and symptoms of anorexia nervosa.


Some complications of sickle cell anemia.


The demyelinating encephalopathies.

The demyelinating encephalopathies.


Clinical pathological conference.

Clinical pathological conference.


Juvenile schizophrenia.

Juvenile schizophrenia.


The therapy of diabetic coma.

The therapy of diabetic coma.


Bilateral parotid gland abscess in a newborn infant.


Intracranial calcifications: diagnostic x-ray brief.


[Functional activity of the reticuloendothelial system during the development of an experimental malignant tumor in rats].


[Childbirth without pain].

[Childbirth without pain].


The medical management of mitral stenosis.


Poison control centers.

Poison control centers.


Neurofibrosarcoma of the chest wall; a case report.


The Connecticut Hazardous Substances Law.


Treatment of diaper rash.

Treatment of diaper rash.


Courtesy in the operating room.

Courtesy in the operating room.


Hospital accreditation; its effect on the hospital, the patient, and the community.


The simplicity to wonder.

The simplicity to wonder.


We don't like what we don't eat.

We don't like what we don't eat.


Vital statistics in Cyprus, 1956.

Vital statistics in Cyprus, 1956.


Von Recklinghausen disease combined with intestinal neurofibromatosis causing severe melaena.


[Hippocrates' law].

[Hippocrates' law].


Operative cholangiography.

Operative cholangiography.


Surgical treatment of genital prolapse.

Surgical treatment of genital prolapse.


Cholinergic crises in the treatment of myasthenia gravis.


Bilateral polycystic disease of the kidneys; a follow-up of 284 patients and their families.


Diabetes mellitus in a psychotic patient with recovery during chlorpromazine therapy.


Fixation of thermolabile serum globulin (complement) to sensitized red blood cells; demonstrated by Coombs' test.


Auto-immune haemolytic anaemia.

Auto-immune haemolytic anaemia.


Haemolytic anaemia in Denmark.

Haemolytic anaemia in Denmark.


Lymphocyte degeneration in amaurotic idiocy.


Anaemia in Hodgkin's disease and chronic lymphatic leukaemia.


Recurrent pneumonia in multiple myeloma due to acquired functional hypo-gammaglobulinaemia.


Non-reactive miliary tuberculosis and moniliasis complicating severe granulocytopenia treated with ACTH and cortisone.


Gynaecomastia in Hodgkin's disease.

Gynaecomastia in Hodgkin's disease.


The autocatalytic reaction in blood coagulation.


Partial purification and fibrinolytic effect of a factor in peptone.


Defects in blood coagulation.

Defects in blood coagulation.


Cirrhosis of the liver.

Cirrhosis of the liver.


Chlorpromazine and diethylstilbestrol in severe mentally deficient patients with malignant masturbatory problems.


Recreation: an important medical adjunct.


Observations on the clinical use of tranquilizing agents.


Contraindications for electric shock treatment. II. The need for re-evaluation.


Mutual cooperation for the development of a poison information service.


RECORDING dental examinations, diagnoses and treatments.


HEALTH hazards from propellant fuels and oxidizers.


Permissible dose from external sources of ionizing radiation.


Hazards to health from ozone.

Hazards to health from ozone.


Impetigo herpetiformis; report of three cases and discussion of treatment with adrenocorticotrophic hormone; a survey of 6 years' cases in the literature.


The nomenclature and scope of communicative disorders.


Motivation to murder: a case report.

Motivation to murder: a case report.


Report on 100 consecutive tuberculosis cases treated for the first six months or more in hospital.


The unstable T-wave syndrome; a confusing factor in cardiac evaluation.


A new child study laboratory.

A new child study laboratory.


Calculation of diabetic diets simplified.


Pulmonary tuberculosis: a review of classification changes.


The mental retardation program of the State Board of Health.


Selective serologic testing in Delaware.


Physical therapists practice act.

Physical therapists practice act.


Lipoid proteinosis; reinvestigation of a case previously reported by Urbach and Wiethe in 1929.


Extensive Trichophyton infections of about fifty years' duration in two sisters.


Koebner's phenomenon in a study concerning the primary epidermal pathogenesis of psoriasis.


[Microsporum canis infections in the area of Hamburg].


[Importance of theories on the treatment of focal infection in public health].


[Importance of the treatment of focal infection in public health].


[Importance of the theories on focal infection and of its treatment in public health].


[The physician in France. III. Selection & recruitment of hospital physicians & teaching staff].


[Myasthenia gravis: its treatment by sino-carotid denervation & extirpation of the carotid body].


Certain aspects of the metabolism of glycogen.


Pulmonary changes in collagen diseases.

Pulmonary changes in collagen diseases.


Cardiac surgery for acquired valvular disease: modifications experienced with 2,000 cases.


The mechanism of action of the hypoglycemic sulfonamides; a concept based on investigations in animals and in man.


Studies with insulin-binding antibody.

Studies with insulin-binding antibody.


The rising incidence of isoniazid resistance: its clinical significance.


The significance of cardiopulmonary reserve in the late results of pneumonectomy for carcinoma of the lung.


An evaluation of digitalis tolerance with acetyl strophanthidin.


Absorption and excretion of radioactive vitamin B12 in diabetes; a study in patients with and without retinopathy.


A comparison of the effects of tolbutamide and insulin on infused pentoses; a study in man.


Evaluation of pharmacologic tests as an aid in diagnosis of pheochromocytoma: with report of a case of pheochromocytoma and tuberculosis.


The use of noscapine (narcotine) as an antitussive agent.


A method of desensitization of allergy due to streptomycin with prednisone.


Patent ductus arteriosus with pulmonary hypertension: temporary obstruction of the ductus during cardiac catheterization to evaluate indication for surgical closure.


RECENT statistics on diabetes.

RECENT statistics on diabetes.


Urine glucose testing by glucose oxidase methods; a critical evaluation.


Recent experience in the treatment of silicotuberculosis.


The permeability hypothesis of the action of insulin.


The concomitance of diabetes mellitus and Addison's disease; brief review of the literature and a case report.


Thrombophilia in diabetes: thrombelastographic investigations.


Insulinase.

Insulinase.


Roentgen manifestations of erythema exudativum multiforme: Stevens-Johnson syndrome.


Seale Harris; 1870-1957.

Seale Harris; 1870-1957.


Bronchogenic leiomyosarcoma; case report with necropsy findings.


A case of polyarteritis nodosa with multiple infarcts in the lungs.


Malignant mesothelioma of the pleura.

Malignant mesothelioma of the pleura.


PRESENT status of chemotherapy in tuberculosis.


Current trends in psychiatric education.


Chylothorax as complication in pulmonary resection.


Combined use of psychotherapy with ataraxic drugs.


Steroid diabetes in the cat.

Steroid diabetes in the cat.


Pharmacological agents in study of higher nervous activity.


Theoretical considerations in the therapeutic use of peripheral electrical stimulation in psychiatry.


A contribution to the psychology of the snob.


Evaluation of meprobamate (Miltown) in treatment of hospitalized schizophrenic patients.


A matter of life and death.

A matter of life and death.


The problem of surgery for lung tuberculosis in East Africa.


The post-operative complications of chest surgery.


Water and electrolyte balance in the post-operative period.


The restoration of hearing.

The restoration of hearing.


Shock.

Shock.


Diverticulum of the bladder.

Diverticulum of the bladder.


The mechanism of the costo-clavicular syndrome.


The effect of natural and synthetic estrogens on reticuloendothelial system function.


A method for the separation of four phenolic estrogens in human urine by paper chromatography and an evaluation of biological assay of these compounds.


The activity of the pituitary-adrenal cortex axis during pregnancy and lactation.


Studies on the adrenal during simultaneous administration of DDD and amphenone.


Notes of the implantation of the fallopian tubes for sterility.


Parathyroid function as studied by continuous peritoneal lavage in nephrectomized rats.


The effects of sex hormones on the succinoxidase activity of the adrenal gland of the rat.


The influence of progesterone, relaxin and estrogen on some structural and functional changes in the pre-parturient mouse.


Plasma levels of progestin during pregnancy in the mouse.


Changes in the composition of the rat uterus following a single injection of relaxin.


The effect of desoxycorticosterone acetate and of sodium on the juxtaglomerular apparatus.


Effects of a bacterial polysaccharide (piromen) on the pituitary-adrenal axis: adrenal ascorbic acid, cholesterol and histologic alterations.


Duration of alloxan diabetes in the hamster.


Further studies on hormonal factors affecting the number of circulating eosinophils in the guinea pig.


Induction of multiple ovulation in the rhesus monkey (Macaca mulatta).


Concerning the progestational activity of 21-halogenated progesterones.


The purification of thyroxine-binding protein by ion-exchange resins.


Oxidative metabolism of carbohydrates in insects. II. Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase and 6-phosphogluconate dehydrogenase in the housefly Musca domestica L.


Dephosphorylation of casein by plant phosphatases.


Phosphoprotein phosphatase in rat tissues.


Ribonuclease specific activity. III. Enzyme-substrate complex formation, a first stage in ribonuclease activity.


Enzymatic and electrophoretic heterogeneity of crystalline ribonuclease.


Kidney glutaminases. II. The glutamine-alpha-keto acid transamination-deamidation system of the guinea pig.


A clinical study of perinatal trauma in newborn infants. I. Analysis of surviving infants.


A clinical study of perinatal trauma in newborn infants. II. Analysis of infants dying during the neonatal period.


Triterpenes of Alstonia scholaris (dita-bark).


Influence of estrogen and progesterone on the oxygen consumption of rats, with reference to the role played by the thyroid.


[Reflections on sleep therapy & related therapeutic methods].


An electron microscope study of nerves in the corneal epithelium.


Synthesis of L-4-amino-3-isoxazolidinone, the unnatural stereoisomer of cycloserine and its antibiotic activity.


Glutamic oxalacetic transaminase in the cerebrospinal fluid of man.


Membrane potential of a Ranvier node measured after electrical destruction of its membrane.


A new polarographic procedure for measuring the blood oxygen tension in vitro.


The influence of concentration on dissociation of deoxyribosenucleic acid by 4 molar urea.


Tetracalcium hydrogen triphosphate trihydrate, a constituent of dental calculus.


Ultrastructure of the salivary gland chromosome as revealed by electron microscopy.


Lcolony production by Salmonelleae isolated from the mouse.


Purification of adenoviruses by the fluorocarbon procedure.


1-(3'-methoxy-4'-hydroxy benzyl) 6-7 dimethoxy isoquinoline, a major metabolite of papaverine.


Demonstration of ribonuclease activity in sections from Carnoy fixed rat pancreas.


Effect of reserpine (serpasil) on increased oxygen consumption induced by triiodothyronine.


Excretion and diuretic action of mercurial diuretics.


The problem of conditioning the action of antiphlogistic corticoids by the thyroid gland.


The antagonism of reserpine hypothermia by iproniazid.


Variations in encephalic and intestinal serotonin after electrical shock.


Effects of short chain fatty acid anions upon cortical blood flow and EEG in cats.


Changes in animal behaviour a result of conditioning.


Hearing evaluation in industry.

Hearing evaluation in industry.


Sherlock Holmes as an eye, ear, nose and throat diagnostician.


Safety measures for intracapsular extraction of cataract.


Micronized chloramphenicol powder in diseases of the ear.


Clinical effectiveness of an intranasal medication.


Speech defects due to oral deformities.

Speech defects due to oral deformities.


Tonometers and tonometry. I. Basic principles.


The ophthalmologist as consultant in a general hospital.


[Mechanism of action of hypoglycemic drugs].


Cardiac fibrillation.

Cardiac fibrillation.


Educational Council for Foreign Medical Graduates.


Immunological tolerance.

Immunological tolerance.


Application of the institute idea to the licensure examination.


Immunological tolerance in tumor transplants.


Summary of studies of transplantation of homologous tissues.


A prospectus of bioclimatology: historical observations on its national and international growth.


Aim and purpose of symposium on bioclimatology.


Thermal stress and physiological strain.


Aerosols as allergens.

Aerosols as allergens.


Meteorological considerations in ragweed hay fever research.


Present knowledge on correlations between weather changes, sferics and air electric space charges, and human health and behavior.


Air pollution by ragweed: medical aspects.


Quantity and quality of diphtheria antitoxin appearing after transfer of cells taken from immunized rabbits.


Formation of agglutinins to Shigella paradysenteriae by transfer of lymph node cells.


Quantitative aspects of antibody responses of transferred lymph node and peritoneal exudate cells.


Mechanism of the secondary antibody response to proteins.


Interpretation of data obtained in studies with isotope-labeled proteins of biological significance; chemical considerations.


Failure of supplementary dietary amino acids to minimize the effect of S35 reutilization on the die-away plots of autosynthesized albumins and gamma globulins.


Distribution and metabolism of I131 labeled proteins in man.


Interpretation of studies of the metabolism of isotopically labeled hormones.


Secretory function of the human uterine cervix; studies with radioisotopes.


Enzymatic degradation of certain constituents of cervical mucus; a pilot study in mice of the congenital effect of intravaginal streptokinase-streptodornase.


How do sperms get into the uterus.

How do sperms get into the uterus.


Complications of tubal reimplantation; report of two cases.


Threshold x-irradiation sterilization of the ovary.


Colpocytogram and cornification index; suggested standard for the reading of vaginal smears in the normal menstrual cycle.


Current and prophylactic treatment of surgical shock.


Significance of a positive serologic test for syphilis.


Urine specific gravity.

Urine specific gravity.


Kernicterus.

Kernicterus.


Psychiatric progress and problems of drug therapies.


Bronchogenic cysts.

Bronchogenic cysts.


Office treatment of backache.

Office treatment of backache.


Obstructive pulmonary emphysema.

Obstructive pulmonary emphysema.


The general practitioner: powerful ally against mental illness.


A mental health program for a state chapter.


[Frequency of rheumatic fever in Torreón; discussion].


[Homage to Doctor Alfonso Pruneda, honorary member & perpetual secretary of the National Academy of Medicine].


AN EPIDEMIOLOGICAL study on cancer in Japan; the report of the Committee for Epidemiological Study on Cancer, sponsored by the Ministry of Welfare and Public Health (Chairman: Dr. Tomosaburo Ogata).


Diagnostic value of selective interference with certain excretory processes of the liver.


An evaluation of the toxicity of SC-1674 (anchol) a new choleretic compound, in patients with liver disease.


An evaluation of the problem of hepatic cirrhosis as seen in Sao Paulo, Brazil. I. Criteria for classification and incidence.


Prolonged jaundice (over three months) occurring during chlorpromazine administration.


Use of the oral diuretics, aminometradine and aminoisometradine, in the sodium and water retention of hepatic cirrhosis.


Histologic changes in viral hepatitis studied by liver biopsy.


The effect of cortisone and hydrocortisone on hepatic coma.


Liver disease of the chronic alcoholic simulating extrahepatic biliary obstruction.


Acid phosphatase elevation in jaundiced patients.


Malnutrition and liver disease in Mexico.


Osteomalacia following gastric surgery.

Osteomalacia following gastric surgery.


The effect of aluminum hydroxide gel on the urinary excretion of calcium and phosphorus in patients with peptic ulcer.


The esophageal sphincters in achalasia of the cardia (cardiospasm).


Hematoma of the gall bladder.

Hematoma of the gall bladder.


The spread of cancer.

The spread of cancer.


[Use of mecamylamine in the treatment of arterial hypertension].


[New, rational approach in the oral treatment of convalescence & asthenia].


Dermatologic problems of elderly persons.


Evaluation of antibiotics in treatment for chronic prostatitis.


Viruses and cancer; fact or fantasy.

Viruses and cancer; fact or fantasy.


Alterations in the serum activity of some myocardial enzymes in heart disease; significance of serum glutamic oxaloacetic transaminase, serum glutamic pyruvic transaminase, and lactic dehydrogenase activity in heart disease.


The neglected art of diagnosis by eye and ear.


Emotional conflicts of the middle-aged man.


Tranquilizing medication in the aged mentally ill.


Thoughts on the geriatric goal: what are we striving for.


Boredom; the psychosocial disease of aging.


[Psychological factors in a case of genital atrophy].


[Orocytogram; buccal cycle in women].

[Orocytogram; buccal cycle in women].


Ascites tumor system in screening work for chemotherapy of cancer.


Effect of microbial products on tumors in animals and in man.


The use of a mouse ascites tumour for testing possible growth retarding drugs.


Human tumors in tissue culture. II. The effect of 2-azaadenine and 6-mercaptopurine on 4 mammalian tumors in tissue culture.


Human tumors in tissue culture. I. Development of tissue culture strains.


Effects of some carcinostatic purine analogs on growth and nucleic acid biosynthesis in bacteria.


The measurement of oxidation-reduction potentials and oxygen tension as a tool for the investigation of chemotherapeutic drugs in vivo.


Results of recent experiments with BCM.

Results of recent experiments with BCM.


The effect of D-glucosamine and related products on human cancer cells in tissue culture.


Synergism in therapy of cancer.

Synergism in therapy of cancer.


The effect of growth hormone on mitosis.


Follow-up results in cancer patients treated with intravenous yeast therapy.


[A new activating drug in EEG; preliminary note].


A study of results of treatment of carcinoma of the breast by simple mastectomy followed by x-ray therapy.


Triethylenethiophosphoramide.

Triethylenethiophosphoramide.


North American blastomycosis.

North American blastomycosis.


Urinary injuries during gynecological surgery.


Operative cholangiography. I. Method.

Operative cholangiography. I. Method.


A study of eclampsia at Grace Hospital.

A study of eclampsia at Grace Hospital.


A simple scanner for use in paper electrophoresis of serum proteins.


Endometriosis--causative factor in obstructing colonic lesions; report of three cases.


Two cases of islet cell adenomas in known diabetes mellitus.


Cleidocranial dysostosis; two cases.

Cleidocranial dysostosis; two cases.


The fat tolerance test as a practical measure of increased atherogenic susceptibility. II. Preliminary report.


Sympathectomyadrenalectomy in the treatment of hypertension.


A new emergency stretcher for in-hospital transportation of acutely injured and helpless patients; a preliminary report.


Multiple tumors of the central nervous system.


The fat tolerance test as a practical measure of increased atherogenic susceptibility; I. A background from the literature.


A Meckel's diverticulum containing both heterotopic pancreatic tissue and gastric mucosa.


[Treatment of genital prolapse following hysterectomy].


[Natural childbirth and psychophysiotherapeutic prophylactic preparation].


[Effect of exercise and psychoprophylaxis on various objective factors of delivery].


Some new observations on the problem of cryptorchidism.


Renal arteriography.

Renal arteriography.


Cryptorchidism.

Cryptorchidism.


Red cell abnormality and autoimmune antibody in periodic disease.


Some thoughts on homeopathic teaching and prescribing.


Spontaneous exchange.

Spontaneous exchange.


An antibiotic active against candida and cryptococcus produced by a local streptomycete.


Some laboratory hints in the diagnosis of thyroid disease, arteriosclerosis and diabetes.


The progression and the advances of the modalities of physical medicine and rehabilitation.


BRIEF keynotes for 20 pediatric drugs.

BRIEF keynotes for 20 pediatric drugs.


Staphylococcic pneumonia in infancy.

Staphylococcic pneumonia in infancy.


Sarcoma of the duodenum and its omentum.


Medical secrecy and the law.

Medical secrecy and the law.


EPIDEMIOLOGY of rheumatic fever.

EPIDEMIOLOGY of rheumatic fever.


DIAGNOSIS of acute rheumatic fever.

DIAGNOSIS of acute rheumatic fever.


REHABILITATION of the adult rheumatic patient.


MITRAL valvuloplasty.

MITRAL valvuloplasty.


Cortisol and three less polar substances in adrenal tissue from the human newborn.


A HISTORY of rheumatic fever.

A HISTORY of rheumatic fever.


Rehabilitation of the rheumatic child.

Rehabilitation of the rheumatic child.


The spontaneous diurnal variation of urinary phosphate excretion and its relation to the parathyroid hormone test.


TREATMENT in acute rheumatic fever.

TREATMENT in acute rheumatic fever.


Histiocytosis as a cause of diabetes insipidus occultus hypersalaemicus.


[Prevention and control of diphtheria].

[Prevention and control of diphtheria].


[Cold skin stimulation and respiration].


[Comparison of various hyperthermal procedures; so-called helmsauna and Finnish sauna].


[Practical experience & research in medicine].


The role of insulinase and insulinase-inhibitors in the etiology of diabetes mellitus in man.


Prediabetes and fetal pathology.

Prediabetes and fetal pathology.


Repeaters as causes of high hospital utilization.


Hospital portable emergency kit.

Hospital portable emergency kit.


The challenge of the small hospital.

The challenge of the small hospital.


The hospital of the future.

The hospital of the future.


TI Maintaining and increasing trustee interest.


TI Simplified supervision in central service.


Maintenance as it affects patient care.

Maintenance as it affects patient care.


Good hospital housekeeping means good cleaning procedure. II.


Automation, centralization, production-line techniques. I.


PANEL discussions help to solve mutual problems.


The administrative pharmacist.

The administrative pharmacist.


Standards for laboratory and x-ray facilities.


Catholic action; hospital style.

Catholic action; hospital style.


Evaluating the quality of medical care.

Evaluating the quality of medical care.


Keeper of the keys. II.

Keeper of the keys. II.


Fire safety: Sister style.

Fire safety: Sister style.


An appraisal of neonatal care.

An appraisal of neonatal care.


Contracts with medical specialists. III. Plus reviews of litagation.


A team for standards.

A team for standards.


Do hospitals gamble.

Do hospitals gamble.


RECOVERY room synthesis.

RECOVERY room synthesis.


The spirit of nursing.

The spirit of nursing.


Radiologic dictionary. VI.

Radiologic dictionary. VI.


Development of an electromyographic lab in a university hospital.


Medical records review.

Medical records review.


Is a purchasing budget necessary.

Is a purchasing budget necessary.


Substitution is not deception.

Substitution is not deception.


Leadership integrates the team.

Leadership integrates the team.


Legal responsibilities of medical technologists.


Tested food service techniques.

Tested food service techniques.


Tales told by testing.

Tales told by testing.


Why we substituted practical training for professional training.


How we added practical training to professional training.


Familiarity reduces fear in this radiation safety program.


This Chicago hospital's paging system does two jobs.


Relating ancillary service charges to costs can give the public a package they understand.


Turnover among nursing personnel in general hospitals. II.


SHOWCASE of the hospital world; the Hospital Merchandise Mart.


Kosher dinners on call.

Kosher dinners on call.


Blue Cross Association: using local strengths to serve national needs.


Gentle and frequent cleaning plays a big part in the care and maintenance of stainless steel.


206-Year-old institution breaks with tradition; why Pennsylvania hospital added GP's to a specialist-dominated staff.


A dose of preparedness against influenza.


Stormont-Vail Hospital reports on use of microwave ovens with raw foods.


Community hospitals care for the chronically ill.


What it takes to bring the budget to life.


Canada's first regional hospital council.


We are not afraid of a disaster drill.

We are not afraid of a disaster drill.


Our disaster drill had unforeseen benefits.


Reducing the problem of pilferage.

Reducing the problem of pilferage.


New developments in retirement planning for hospitals.


Needed: scientific management of drug resources.


What I require--and what I expect--from my purchasing department.


How Shreveport trained its own food service supervisors.


Quick method for laundering surgical gloves.


Fighting accidents with facts.

Fighting accidents with facts.


A home away from home.

A home away from home.


A letter on the nursing problem.

A letter on the nursing problem.


The cost factor in premature infant care.


Planning physical facilities for psychiatric units.


Participating in a community blood program.


Turnover and job satisfaction.

Turnover and job satisfaction.


Why trained morgue personnel is a good investment.


How to choose an emergency generator.

How to choose an emergency generator.


How the purchasing agent and pharmacist can work together.


New findings in food preparation.

New findings in food preparation.


Terminal care.

Terminal care.


Oliguria and anuria.

Oliguria and anuria.


Soluble hydrocortisone and prednisolone in ophthalmology.


The renal control of acidbase balance.

The renal control of acidbase balance.


Glaucoma detection in general practice.

Glaucoma detection in general practice.


The therapeutic effectiveness of a fungistatic powder for tinea pedis.


A clinical evaluation of Lglutavite in the treatment of elderly chronic deteriorated mental patients.


Mobile lithopedion-a chance discovery in routine x-ray examination.


Priapism: report of two cases and discussion of treatment.


Serum glycoprotein response during immunization. I. Effect of inadequate antigenic stimuli (S. typhi).


Relationship between serum glycoprotein (hexose) and blood sedimentation rate in pulmonary tuberculosis patients.


Studies in experimental atherosclerosis. IV. Serum fibrinolysin activity in cholesterol atherosclerosis.


Anti-typhoid vaccine. I. Choice of an active-protection test.


Studies in experimental atherosclerosis. V. Therapeutic effect of ascorbic acid and vitamin B12 in cholesterol atherosclerosis.


Potentiating effect of prostigmine on morphine-induced analgesia.


Serum lipolytic enzyme activity and serum lipid partition in leprosy and tuberculosis.


Alpha cell activity and its relation to glycaemic level and insulin sensitivity in albino rats; a comparative study of the action of nadisan and cobalt chloride.


Changes in visceral and metabolic activities after frontal and temporal lobe lesions.


Changes in the affective behaviour produced by lesions in the frontal and temporal lobes.


Effect of acetylcholine on cooled heart.


Estimation of fluorine in biological material.


Studies on plasma sodium and potassium in surgical conditions.


An evaluation of vitamin C therapy in fluorine intoxication.


Distribution of fluorine in the tissues of rats.


Studies on vitamin A esterase. II. The hydrolysis of natural vitamin A ester within the living animal.


The effect of the protein of Italian millet (Setaria italica) on nitrogen retention in albino rats.


Studies on Bvitamins and estrogens in oral cancer.


Studies on the nutritive value of the cooked diet consumed by students of the Eden Hindu Hostel, Calcutta.


Electrocardiographic studies on normal and malnourished monkeys (Macacus radiata).


Some observations on the effects of treatment of cases of kwashiorkor.


Mode of action of vitamin D; citrogenase and citric acid in dogs in induced rickets.


Investigations on the thiamine content of human milk in Andhra.


The role of the alkali-labile bound form of niacin during the growth of paddy.


Niacin biosynthesis in germinating cereals and pulses. II. Further observations on the effect of tryptophane on alkali-labiie precursor of niacin during germination in cereals.


Poliomyelitis: epidemiological and virus studies.


Effect of reserpine free extract of Rauvolfia serpentina on gastric acidity in man.


Biological study of mouse mammary carcinoma in vivo and in vitro.


Use of hydrocortisone in experimental viper venom poisoning in mice.


Histoplasmosis, isolation of the fungus from soil and man.


Trigeminal neuralgia.

Trigeminal neuralgia.


Monostotic fibrous dysplasia of bone of traumatic origin.


Anti-anemic prescriptions.

Anti-anemic prescriptions.


On aging.

On aging.


Modern practice in immunization. 3. Typhoid and paratyphoid immunization.


Some observations on the relationship of kwashiorkor and infantile liver cirrhosis.


Typhus fever in children.

Typhus fever in children.


Cortisone in pemphigus neonatorum.

Cortisone in pemphigus neonatorum.


Eye conservation program in industry.

Eye conservation program in industry.


Abdominal trauma.

Abdominal trauma.


Lesions of the pancreas; diagnosis and treatment.


The cluneal nerve syndrome; a distinct type of low back pain.


The dentist's role in dental compensation claims.


Evaluation of tranquilizers.

Evaluation of tranquilizers.


Management of acute head injuries.

Management of acute head injuries.


Hearing loss in relation to industrial noise-exposure.


Acute conditions simulating arthritis.

Acute conditions simulating arthritis.


Stasis ulcers; a method of operative therapy and its effectiveness.


A comparative study of serum cholesterol levels in the executive and working groups.


Digital skin grafting as an office procedure.


Silicone products in the management of occupational dermatitis.


A radioactive tracer technique for the study of turbulent diffusion and mixing in coal-mine ventilation.


Measurement of thyroid clearance of plasma iodide; the effect of expansion of the iodide space.


In vivo radiotracer stability of a tritum self-radiation-labeled compound.


A tracer study with O18 in photosynthesis by activation analysis.


Past and present views of man's specializations.


The management of mass casualties in time of national disaster.


Endocardial fibroelastosis.

Endocardial fibroelastosis.


The brain and nervous phenomena in the Hippocratic writings.


Clinical trial of cafilon and ritalin in the treatment of obesity.


Adrenocortical failure in surgery.

Adrenocortical failure in surgery.


Aspergillosis of the lung.

Aspergillosis of the lung.


Sarcoidosis; a recension.

Sarcoidosis; a recension.


The effect of some medium constituents on the breakdown of isoniazid.


Self-amputation of an ovarian cyst with intraperitoneal haemorrhage.


An indication as to identity between the infectious diarrhea in Japan and the afebrile infectious nonbacterial gastroenteritis by human volunteer experiments.


Role of chick embryo extract for growth mode in vitro of human carcinoma HeLa strain cells.


Abortive infection of T2 bacteriophage in a mutant of Escherichia coli, strain B.


Presentation of a theory which explains host-range mutation and host-controlled variation unitarily. Sixth report of host-controlled variation.


Demonstration of the polyhedral diseases of Euproctis flava and Euproctis pseudoconspersa (Lepidoptera, Lymantridae).