Some epidemiologic aspects of coronary artery disease.


Some implications of mortality statistics relating to coronary artery disease.


Studies of serum cholesterol and low-density lipoprotein levels, previously lowered by a reduced fat intake, after the addition of corn oil to the diet.


The effect of adrenergic blocking agents (including chlorpromazine) on serum lipid levels of patients with disorders of fat metabolism.


The rising tide of infection of syphilis.


A method for evaluation of laxative habits in human subjects.


Diabetes mellitus and pulmonary tuberculosis.


Endocrine abnormalities accompanying hepatic cirrhosis and hepatoma.


A quantitative study of the effect of thyrotropin upon the thyroidal secretion rate in euthyroid and thyrotoxic subjects.


Differences in metabolism of prednisolone-C14 and cortisol-C14.


Dehydroepiandrosterone and androsterone levels in human plasma: effect of age and sex; day-to-day and diurnal variations.


A test for qualitative and quantitative estimation of pregnane-3 alpha, 17 alpha, 20 alpha-triol-11-one in urine, and its significance in adrenal disturbances.


Pyrimidine metabolism in diabetes mellitus studied with the uracil tolerance test.


Inactivation of antidiuretic substance by human liver.


Effect of re-use of Rana pipiens upon the accuracy of the pregnancy test.


Observations on hypoparathyroidism. I. Exfoliative dermatitis as the presenting sign of hypoparathyroidism: a case report.


Calcium metabolism, bones and calcium homeostasis; a review of certain current concepts.


Observations on hypoparathyroidism. II. Inactivation of parathyroid hormone in a case of clinical hypoparathyroidism.


THE INTRAVENOUS use of sodium tolbutamide in acute studies.


Exchange of ceruloplasmin copper with ionic Cu64 with reference to Wilson's disease.


The influence of ethanol upon maintained water diuresis in man.


Serial autonomic testing in psychiatric disorders.


A comparative evaluation of two new central nervous system stimulants in severe psychoses.


Studies on copper metabolism. XXIII. Portal (Laennec's) cirrhosis of the liver.


The distribution and excretion of phenobarbital.


Evaluation of chlorpromazine and reserpine therapy with follow-up study.


Apparent free amino acids in deproteinized plasma of normal and uremic persons.


A controlled clinical psychiatric study of chlorpromazine.


Further observations on the hemodynamic effect of plasma volume expansion by dextran.


Differential screening of phrenotropic agents in man: psychophysiologio test data.


Skeletal muscle analyses in health and in certain metabolic disorders. I. The method of analysis and the values in normal muscle.


Cation accumulation by muscle tissue: the displacement of potassium by rubidium and cesium in the living animal.


Porto-caval and porto-pulmonary anastomoses in Laennec's cirrhosis and in heart failure.


Action of serotonin and cerebrospinal fluid of schizophrenics on the brain of the dog.


Studies on phenolic steroids in human subjects. II. The metabolic fate and hepato-biliary-enteric circulation of C14-estrone and C14-estradiol in women.


Pathways of glycogen formation in liver and skeletal muscle in fed and fasted rats.


The effect of histamine on skin and deep temperatures in man with particular reference to liver temperature.


Depletion of carcass potassium in rats made hypertensive with desoxycorticosterone acetate (DCA) and with cortisone.


The physiological disposition and metabolic fate of cortisone in man.


Thyroid-adrenocortical interrelations; failure to demonstrate antagonism between triiodothyronine and hydrocortisone in man.


The influence of autonomic vasoregulatory reflexes on the rate of sodium and water excretion in man.


Acid mucopolysaccharides in normal serum.


Thyroxine-binding by serum and urine proteins in nephrosis; qualitative aspects.


A comparison of the phenylalanine content of the hemoglobin of normal and phenylketonuric individuals: determination by ion exchange chromatography.


Physiological disposition of 4-C14-cortisol during late pregnancy.


A simple nephelometric method for the determination of human serum betalipoprotein.


Influence of cortisone and prednisolone on hyperbilirubinemia.


The relationship of total exchangeable potassium and chloride to lean body mass, red cell mass and creatinine excretion in man.


Haematite pneumoconiosis in Cumberland miners.


Atypical acid-alcohol-fast bacilli cultured from human urines.


Pulmonary platelet thrombo-embolism.

Pulmonary platelet thrombo-embolism.


Plate coagulase and fibrinolysin tests for staphylococci.


A study of Proteus infections in a male urological ward.


Some observations on the serological typing of Staphylococcus pyogenes.


Sensitivity of Candida strains to nystatin.


The differentiation of coliform organisms infecting the urinary tract.


The prolonged survival of upper respiratory tract and intestinal pathogens on swabs.


Two cases of meningitis due to Erysipelothrix monocytogenes.


Studies on concurrent sensitization and trypsinlzation with the development of a simple trypsin tube test for routine Rhesus grouping and as a screening test for incomplete antibodies.


The effects of heating anti-human globulin sera.


Slide screening test for glandular fever.


The burr red cell and azotaemia.

The burr red cell and azotaemia.


Microscopical examination of the buffy coat from the haematocrit in the investigation of anaemia in pregnancy.


Pernicious anaemia complicated by granulocytic leukaemia.


A comparison of brain thromboplastin preparations used for testing prothrombin efficiency.


A technique for estimating the bone marrow cellularity in vivo using 59Fe.


The sweat test in the diagnosis of fibrocystic disease of the pancreas.


Conventional tests in the study of thyroid disease.


The serum proteins of healthy adult Nigerians.


A simple method of defining osteoid in undecalcified sections.


A rapid method for estimating fibrinogen in plasma.


A simplified method for polarized light observations with the binocular microscope.


A digestion rack for Kjeldahl flasks.

A digestion rack for Kjeldahl flasks.


Child personality structure as revealed in teachers' behavior ratings.


Parental atitudes and academic achievement.


Authoritarian paterns in the mothers of schizophrenics.


Authoritarian attitudes in children. I. The effect of age, IQ, anxiety and parental religious attitudes.


Sex role expectations and criteria of social adjustment for young adults.


Outcome of employing three techniques of psychotherapy.


MMPI performance and electroshock treatment.


Patient types in outpatient psychotherapy.


Rhythmical responses of low grade and middle grade mental defectives to music therapy.


Some normative data on new MMPI scales.

Some normative data on new MMPI scales.


Serial verbal learning and retroactive inhibition in aments and children.


A comparison of slow learner's scores on three individual intelligence scales.


Neurosis and problemsolving behavior.

Neurosis and problemsolving behavior.


Reliability of clinical judgment as a function of clinical experience.


Context effects in judgment as a function of experience.


Galvanic skin responses accompanying the picture-frustration study.


Further study of psychogalvanometric test for neuroticism.


Multiple solution anagram solving as an index of anxiety.


Trait judgment of photographs by neuropsychiatric patients.


Psychodiagnostic limitations of Szondi interseries changes.


The importance of the pictorial aspect in determining performance on the picture-frustration study.


Self-perceptions of neuropsychiatric patients on the W-A-Y test.


Comparison of normals and schizophrenics on a work-oriented projective technique.


Conditioned flexion reflexes acquired during combined catalepsy and de-efferentation.


Uniphasic and diphasic wave forms of the skin potential response.


Tachistoscopic identification of contour in patients with brain damage.


Perceptual curiosity exploratory behavior, and maze learning.


Discrimination learning by rhesus monkeys to auditory incentives.


Hunger drive and reinforcing effect of novel stimuli.


Evidence for a dual reinforcing effect of sugar.


Motivation, performance, and extinction.


The effects of training to approach vs. to escape from electric shock upon subsequent discrimination learning.


Solution of oddity problems by cats.

Solution of oddity problems by cats.


Matching in pigeons.

Matching in pigeons.


The relation of secondary reinforcement to partial reinforcement.


The classical conditioning of the consummatory response as a determinant of instrumental performance.


Concurrent activity under fixed-interval reinforcement.


A comparison of two types of warning stimulus in an avoidance situation.


Transfer from a stimulus complex to differentially discriminable components.


Transposition of response by children trained in intermediate-size problems.


Laterality in the use of the hand, foot, and eye in monkeys.


A comparison of the effects of ECS and anesthesia on acquisition of the maze habit.


Sound-induced convulsions in rats subjected to cerebellar damage.


Sound-induced convulsions in rats treated with reserpine.


Two procedures for the establishment of imitative behavior.


Successive discrimination reversal learning in the white rat: a comparison of two procedures.


The factorial structure of the WAIS between early adulthood and old age.


Psychological changes over a five year period following bilateral prefrontal lobotomy.


The question of deterioration in alcoholism.


A further note on chlorpromazine: maze reactions.


Measures of conformity as found in the Rosenzweig P-F study and the Edwards Personal Preference Schedule.


A multidimensional comparison of therapist activity in analytic and client-centered therapy.


Improvement and amount of therapeutic contact: an alternative to the use of no-treatment controls in psychotherapy.


A comparison of remainers and defectors among child clinic patients.


The effectiveness of group psychotherapy with chronic schizophrenic patients and an evalution of different therapeutic methods.


The need for representative design in studies of interpersonal perception.


A note on the clinical validity of the Marsh-Hilliard-Liechti MMPI sexual deviation scale.


The significance of patient-staff rapport in the rehabilitation of individuals with chronic physical illness.


Behn-Rorschach under standard and stress conditions.


Visual and verbal presentation of TAT stimuli.


An inventory for assessing different kinds of hostility.


The deliberate use of a set to fake in personality questionnaires.


Differential qualitative performance of delinquents on the Porteus maze.


Manifest anxiety and projective and objective measures of need achievement.


The effectiveness of the Bender-Gestalt in differential diagnosis.


Rorschach animal responses and intelligence.


A study of hypertension over the age of 40 in Egypt.


Rupture of the heart in recent myocardial infarction.


Concentrated radiotherapy of tuberculous lymphadenitis.


Experience with angiocardiography, selective angiography and the related radiodiagnostic techniques.


Field studies on the action of copper sulphate as a molluscocide for control of the snail vectors of schistosomiasis in Egypt.


Evaluation of the late results of mitral valvulotomy.


Chlorpromazine premedication in spinal anaesthesia.


Anaesthesia for mitral commissurotomy.

Anaesthesia for mitral commissurotomy.


Triple rhythm: a phonocardiographic study.


Clinical assay of a new digitalis preparation.


The blood and bone marrow pictures in typhus.


Regitine test in hypertension.

Regitine test in hypertension.


Hernia of the nerve root; a cause of sciatica.


Blood group gene frequencies in the Egyptian people and their racial origins.


Distribution and ecology of the snail vectors of Schistosomiasis in Egypt.


Research on medical problems of national importance (Schistosomiasis, rheumatism and poliomyelitis).


The anencephalic skull and a vascular theory of causation.


Tumours of the glomus jugulare; critical review of the literature; report of a case.


The chemical and bactericidal behaviour of synthetic ion exchange resins.


Combined ligation of hepatic and splenic arteries in Egyptian splenomegaly.


Pott's disease; incidence with a review of 130 cases from Helwan sanatorium.


Amoebicidals and their effect on human nutrition: a preliminary report.


The comparative efficiency of some quinoline compounds used alone or in combination with sulphonamides in the treatment of amoebic dysentery.


The effect of water movement on populations of Bulinus truncatus.


Tuberculous or tuberculoid lesions in association with cancer, with a case report.


The standard conditions in basal metabolic rate determinations.


Studies on human lactation.

Studies on human lactation.


A new ganglion blocking agent of the thiophonium derivatives in hypotensive anaesthesia.


Report on the subcuticular suture, its use in different incisions and with different materials.


The preventive effect of glucagon (HGF) against the diabetogenic action of alloxan and its antagonism by insulin.


The effect of pituitary growth hormone on the level and turnover of nucle acids and phospholipids of the rat's liver.


Comparative antioestrogenic potencies of progesterone and esterified 17 alpha-hydroxyprogesterone in the guinea-pig.


Modification of response to adrenocorticotrophic hormone by the simultaneous administration of gonadotrophic hormones or oestrogen.


The growth-stimulating effect of growth hormone and L-thyroxine on the mammary glands and uterus of the mouse.


A study of the proteins in the follicular fluid of the cow.


The oestrous cycle and gestation period in the lactating field vole, Microtus agrestis.


Increased adrenocorticotrophic hormone in the sera of acutely scorbutic guinea-pigs.


The action of testosterone on the sebaceous glands and epidermis in castrated and hypophysectomized male rats.


The metabolic reduction of 16 alpha-hydroxyoestrone to oestriol in man.


The urinary excretion of 17-hydroxycorticosteroids in human pregnancy.


Enhancement by triodothyronine of response to corticotrophin in anterior hypopituitarism.


The number of oocytes in ovarian autografts.


The effect of long periods of continuous hydration on the neurosecretory material in the hypothalamus of the dog.


Studies on the influence of sex hormones on the avian liver. I. Sexual differences in avian liver clearance curves.


Studies on the influence of sex hormones on the avian liver. II. Acute liver damage in the male fowl, and the protective effect of oestrogen, as determined by a liver function test.


Studies on the influence of sex hormones on the avian liver. III. Oestrogen-induced regeneration of the chronically damaged liver.


The pattern of distribution of thiamine, riboflavin and nicotinic acid in the early rabbit embryo.


The development of the Sertoli cell.

The development of the Sertoli cell.


Light-induced changes in some endocrine organs of the vole (Microtus agrestis).


The effect of parabiosis on the cryptorchid mouse.


Effects of cortisone and prednisolone on the water metabolism of rats with nutritional oedema.


Long chain formation by strains of group A streptococci in the presence of homologous antiserum: a type-specific reaction. Strains of group A streptococci, types 30 and 12, were observed to grow in extremely long chains in liquid media to which homologous antiserum was added. Addition to the media of antisera to heterologous types of streptococci failed to produce long chain growth. The long chain effect was destroyed by absorption of the antiserum with organisms of homologous type but was unaffected by absorption with organisms of heterologous types. The reaction disappeared at concentrations of antisera smaller than 0.25 per cent and was independent of complement or other heat-labile serum factors. Addition of trypsin to the culture to remove M protein from cells prevented long chain formation. The long chain effect depended upon the constant presence of antibody to the media. In its absence, the organisms promptly reverted to short chain growth. The phenomenon appears to have general applicability to those strains rich in M protein with only an occasional strain not responding as described. Further studies are in progress to determine the cause of this atypical response. The applicability of this phenomenon in detecting type-specific antibody using indicator strains of a variety of streptococcal types is discussed.


Dissimilarity in oxygen consumption between the thoracic and abdominal aorta in rats. Measurement of oxygen uptake by thoracic and abdominal segments of rat aorta showed significantly lower rates in the abdominal than in the thoracic aorta of adult animals. The evidence suggests that as a rat ages the respiratory rate of abdominal aorta falls more sharply than that of the thoracic segment. This result may provide an explanation for the relatively high incidence of atherosclerosis in abdominal aorta.


Studies on bacteriophages of hemolytic streptococci. I. Factors influencing the interaction of phage and susceptible host cell. The host ranges of bacteriophages for group A, types 1, 6, 12, and 25 and group C streptococci have been determined. The findings indicate that the susceptibility to these phages is primarily a group-specific phenomenon, although it is modified by several factors such as the hyaluronic acid capsule, lysogeny, and possibly the presence of surface proteins. Phage antibody studies indicate that while the group A phages are antigenically related, they are distinct from the group C phage. This is in agreement with the observation that group A phages are not specific for their homologous streptococcal types. The purified group C carbohydrate inactivates group C phage but not the group A phages, thus suggesting that the carbohydrate, a component of the cell wall, may serve as the phage receptor site. It has not been possible to inactivate the group A phages with group A carbohydrate. Phage lysis of groups A and C streptococci is accompanied by fragmentation of the cell wall since the C carbohydrate has been identified serologically and chemically in the supernate of centrifuged lysates. The immediate lysis of groups A and C hemolytic streptococci and their isolated cell walls by an accesory heat-labile lytic factor in fresh group C lysates is also described.


The relationship between the vascular manifestations of shock produced by endotoxin, trauma, and hemorrhage. I. Certain similarities between the reactions in normal and endotoxin-tolerant rats. The vascular effects of lethal doses of E. coli endotoxin, as observed in the mesentery of the rat, resemble the reactions of traumatic and hemorrhagic shock in the following respects: a profound inhibition of arteriolar and precapillary reactivity to topical epinephrine occurs after an initial stage of hyperreactivity; the small veins show failure to relax completely following constrictor doses of epinephrine; and the terminal vessels develop an unusual sensitivity to fluctuations in temperature of the fluid irrigating the tissue. Rats in which tolerance to bacterial endotoxin is induced, by repeated doses given daily, become highly resistant to the lethal effects of both drum trauma and hemorrhagic shock. However, rats in which the adaptation to traumatic shock is produced by repeated exposure to drum trauma, do not develop a significant degree of tolerance to lethal doses of endotoxin. The injection of small non-lethal doses of bacterial endotoxin during non-lethal episodes of trauma or hemorrhage, leads to the development of irreversible shock and death. The bearing of these findings on the problem of the relationship between endotoxin and traumatic shock is discussed.


Desoxycorticosterone-mimetic action of ammoniated glycyrrhizin in rats. The desexycorticosterone-mimetic action of ammoniated glycyrrhizin on electrolyte and water metabolism and on pituitary-adrenal function, was demonstrated in rats. Retention of sodium and water was observed in both intact and adrenalectomized rats during 4 hour minerosteroid assays, the degree of retention being a function of log dose. In intact rats, the antidiuretic effect of glycyrrhizin was immediate and cumulative, while retention of sodium appeared only after a latent period and did not increase with time. Adrenalectomized rats, 3 days after the operation, showed a more marked antidiuretic effect than intact rats, but no greater retention of sodium. Rats receiving glycyrrhizin prior to histamine stress showed a marked decrease in adrenal ascorbic acid depletion, suggesting that glycyrrhizin had suppressed the output of ACTH. Whether glycyrrhizin acts on the same target organ as desoxycorticosterone in producing sodium and water retention is still an open question. However, the fact that it is capable of producing a pituitary-adrenal inhibition which resembles that of naturally occurring adrenal steroids is further evidence of the strong pharmacological resemblance between glycyrrhizin and desoxycorticosterone.


The relationship between the vascular manifestations of shock produced by endotoxin, trauma, and hemorrhage. II. The possible role of the reticulo-endothelial system in resistance to each type of shock. In studies designed to establish the interrelationship between bacterial endotoxins and the vascular sequelae of hemorrhagic and traumatic shock, the effect of factors known to influence the phagocytic behavior of the reticulo-endothelial system (RES) were investigated. Measures which induced a so called "blockade" of the RES were uniformly associated with an exacerbation of the vascular effects of the endotoxin of E. coli. Such pretreatment also counteracted the cross-tolerance induced by endotoxins against the lethal effects of hemorrhage or drum trauma. The vascular reactions characteristic of irreversible hemorrhagic shock could be simulated by a combination of pretreatment with carbon or proferrin and the infusion of small doses of E. coli endotoxin. An increase in the phagocytic activity of the RES, induced by repeated injections of certain colloids, was associated with an enhanced tolerance of shock. Measurement of carbon clearance values indicated that although an augmented phagocytic capacity was present in rats with induced tolerance to bacterial endotoxins, the development of resistance to trauma was not associated with a comparable change in the phagocytic function of the RES.


Toxoplasmosis, congenital and acquired; ocular manifestations.


Studies of the plasmin system. I. Measurement of human and animal plasminogen; measurement of an activator in human serum. A general assay method involving casein digestion is shown to be applicable for determination of several components of the plasmin system. Total plasminogen of human serum can be measured by use of sufficient streptokinase for instantaneous activation, accompanied by protection of the active plasmin with casein. Total plasminogen of guinea pig serum can be measured after complete activation with streptokinase in combination with human activator. The activator principle in whole human serum can be measured by its ability to activate guinea pig plasminogen.


Optimal timing in elective pediatric surgery.


To catch a thief.

To catch a thief.


The preparation, purification, and amino acid sequence of a polypeptide renin substrate. A purified preparation of a polypeptide renin substrate prepared by tryptic degradation of the protein renin substrate has been analyzed by the fluorodinitrobenzene method and after degradation with renin, carboxypeptidase, and phenylisothiocyanate, has been found to possess the amino acid sequence; asp-arg-val-tyr-ileu-his-pro-phe-his-leu-leu-val-tyr-ser. The first 10 of these amino acids constitutes hypertensin I which is released by cleavage of the leucyl-leucine bond by renin. The remaining 4 amino acids, leu, val, tyr, ser, apparently link hypertensin I to the protein renin substrate.


Rapport in medicine.

Rapport in medicine.


Progress report: University of Miami School of Medicine.


University of Florida College of Medicine.


HISTORY and development of postgraduate medical education in Florida.


A remodeling of the educational foundation for practice through postgraduate medical education.


A brief preliminary report on a new anticholinergic: hexocyclium methosulfate.


Progress in cancer control.

Progress in cancer control.


Hazards in the management of peptic ulcer with anticholinergic drugs; a re-emphasis and re-evaluation.


Neglected phase of management of bronchial asthma.


The treatment of cardiac arrhythmias by drugs.


A model of growth and growth control in mathematical terms. A PRACTICABLE MODEL OF THE GROWTH PROCESS, WHICH GIVES BETTER DEFINITION TO THE PROBLEM OF GROWTH AND GROWTH REGULATION AND GREATER PRECISION TO RELATED EXPERIMENTAL WORK THAN DO EARLIER MODELS, IS DEVELOPED ON THE BASIS OF THE FOLLOWING ASSUMPTIONS: "Growth" is the net balance of mass produced and retained over mass destroyed and otherwise lost, implying continual metabolic degradation and replacement. Terminal size represents stationary equilibrium between incremental and decremental components. The mass of an organic system consists of two functionally different components,-generative and differentiated. Generative mass increases by the catalytic action of key compounds ("templates") characteristic of each cell type. Each cell also produces specific freely diffusible compounds antagonistic to these templates ("antitemplates"). Growth regulation occurs automatically by a negative "feedback" in which increasing numbers of antitemplates progressively block the corresponding templates. Differential equations expressing these interrelationships are formulated, integrated, and the solutions evaluated for the case of chick growth. These specific solutions lead to descriptions of the normal growth of a biological system which are in good agreement with known facts, and to predictions of the course of automatic growth regulations after experimental or pathological disturbances which reproduce adequately biological observations in this domain.


Factors influencing the uptake and loss of radiosulfate by rat renal cortical tissue in vitro. Rat kidney cortical slices, during incubation in vitro, lose previously accumulated radiosulfur when exposed to conditions (e.g. addition to the medium of metabolic inhibitors) which normally depress the uptake of S(35). The extent of this loss is not affected significantly by the presence of phlorhizin, an agent which enhances markedly radiosulfate accumulation. On the other hand, when tissues are chilled to 1 degrees C., loss is slight or negligible even in the presence of metabolic inhibitors. These data, and observations on the effect of pre-incubation of kidney slices in S(35)-free media before the addition of radiosulfate, have been interpreted as evidence that S(35) accumulation in vitro may be resolved into at least two processes, namely (a) entrance of the isotope-labelled anion into the cells, by diffusion and/or active transport, and (b) complexing of S(35) (in ionic or other form) with an intracellular component. The postulated complex is stabilized, perhaps through inactivation of a specific enzyme, by chilling the tissue to 1 degrees C. Possible relationships are discussed among the observations noted above, sulfur metabolism in general, and aspects of the known in vivo transport mechanism for sulfate ion; i.e., renal tubular reabsorption.


Studies on Streptococcus pyogenes. III. The effect of trypsin and a cationic detergent on the structure, permeability, and metabolism of the cell. Electron microscopic observations of Streptococcus pyogenes (strain S43, type 6) treated with trypsin and cetyltrimethylammonium bromide (Cetab) are presented. The concentration of trypsin necessary to remove the M protein antigen was shown to bring about a partial digestion of the cells. The cell protoplasm and protoplasmic membrane were affected. No microscopic changes appeared in the cell wall. Cetab did not alter the appearance of the cells. Both trypsin and detergent altered the permeability of the cell so that citrulline and carbamylphosphate were metabolized. Cells exhibiting enzyme activity on these substrates after Cetab treatment were characterized by the release of lysine, glutamic acid, nucleic acid, and other cellular material. Enzymes responsible for the metabolism of arginine, citrulline, and carbamylphosphate were shown to reside in the cell protoplasm. Cells which had lost their viability after Cetab treatment still possessed the ability to utilize the latter substrates. Under similar conditions the metabolism of glucose did not occur. Normal cells were shown to possess the ability to fluoresce in the presence of a dye. The intensity of the fluorescence was reduced by trypsin treatment.


Properties of phycobilins from Porphyra naiadum. The phycobilin pigments were freshly extracted from Porphyra naiadum in the cold. At least two types of phycoerythrin (I and II) can be distinguished by electrophoresis, chromatography, and spectral characteristics. At pH 5.0 phycoerythrin II has a relatively large negative charge, while phycoerythrin I is nearly iso-electric. At pH 7.0, however, phycoerythrin I has the larger negative charge. Mobilities have been calculated by visual measurement of electrophoresis. Phycoerythrin II can be converted to phycoerythrin I by storing at pH 7.0. Chromatography indicates at least two types of phycocyanin as well.


The amino acid requirements of rabbit fibroblasts, strain RM3-56. Strain RM3-56 of rabbit fibroblasts was found to require arginine, cystine, glutamine, histidine, isoleucine, leucine, lysine, methionine, phenylalanine, serine, threonine, tryptophan, tyrosine, and valine for growth in a medium containing 2 per cent dialyzed serum as the only undefined component. The requirement for serine is less specific than that of the other 13 amino acids and it is partially replaced by glycine, or alanine, or by several combinations of so called accessory amino acids. The concentrations of essential amino acids which permit maximal proliferation range from 0.005 to 0.3 mM. Cystine, glutamine, lysine, tryptophan, tyrosine, valine are toxic at concentrations of 5 mM. The rate of proliferation of RM3-56 in a medium containing all 14 essential amino acids is increased significantly by the addition of alanine and to a lesser extent by the addition of aspartic and glutamic acids and glycine. A deficiency of cystine or glutamine results in cellular degeneration within 3 to 5 days, whereas the cells remain in good condition for 2 to 3 weeks in the absence of each of the remaining 12 essential amino acids. The results obtained with RM3-56 are compared with strains HeLa, L, and U12, whose amino acid requirements have been investigated under similar conditions.


Studies of the chloride transport in the gastric mucosa of the frog. The unidirectional fluxes of Cl(-) and Na(+) across the frog gastric mucosa in vitro were investigated with radioactive isotopes, and related to the secretory and electrical properties of the normal, and metabolically inhibited, mucosa. The flux of Cl(-) from nutrient to secretory surface of the mucosa was observed to rise sharply with increasing acid secretion, while the corresponding flux of Na(+) did not change appreciably. Lowering [NaCl] in the secretory solution caused a proportional drop in the fluxes from secretory to nutrient surface, of both Cl(-) and Na(+). Under the same conditions, the flux of Cl(-) from nutrient to secretory surface fell by nearly the same amount as did the flux of Cl(-) in the opposite direction, while the flux of Na(+) from nutrient to secretory surface remained essentially unchanged. Electrical and hydrodynamic causes for this observation could be excluded. Metabolic inhibitors, including cyanide, azide, DNP, and anaerobiosis depressed Cl(-) flux in both directions distinctly below the corresponding values observed with the normal, non-secreting mucosa. At the same time, a decrease in electrical potential difference and conductance was observed under inhibition. The flux of Na(+) was little changed by metabolic inhibition. The relationship between fluxes and conductance of Cl(-) during metabolic inhibition differs markedly from that observed under normal conditions, and is consistent with the view that during metabolic inhibition most of the Cl(-) moving across the mucosa does so as a free ion. From the above data it is concluded that Cl(-) is normally transported across the mucosa in combination with a carrier, the supply of which is impaired under metabolic inhibition. According to the behavior of the Na(+) flux, the passive permeability of the mucosa appeared to be little affected by the metabolic inhibition applied, but seemed to rise considerably after death of the mucosa, probably due to structural damage.


The proportion of mutants in bacterial cultures. The proportion of mutants in a growing culture of organisms will depend upon (a) the rate at which the wild cells produce them (with or without growth), (b) the back mutation rate, and (c) the growth rates of the wild and mutant cells. If the mutation rate without growth and the back mutation rate are neglected, the growth of a mutant is expressed by See PDF for Equation and the ratio of the mutant to wild by See PDF for Equation in which lambda = mutation frequency rate constant, "mutation rate," A = growth rate constant of wild cells W, B = growth rate constant of mutant cells M. If the term [B - (1 - 2lambda)A] is positive, the proportion of mutants increases continuously. If it is negative, the proportion of mutants reaches a constant value See PDF for Equation If mutation is assumed to occur without growth at the rate C, then the corresponding equations are (11), (12), and (14). See PDF for Equation If (B + C - A) is negative and t = infinity, See PDF for Equation If C << A, See PDF for Equation


The proportion of terramycin-resistant mutants in B. megatherium cultures. The number of terramycin-resistant mutants in Bacillus megatherium cultures, their mutation rate, and the growth rate of the wild and mutant cells have been determined under various conditions. These values are in agreement with the following equations (Northrop and Kunitz, 1957):- See PDF for Equation lambda = mutation rate, A = growth rate constant of wild cells, B = growth rate constant of mutants, See PDF for Equation equilibrium. The value of the mutation rate as determined from equation (6) agrees with that found by the null fraction method.


Ion and water fluxes in the ileum of rats. Studies have been carried out on the movement of salt and water across the small intestine of the rat. Segments of the ileum of anesthetized rats have been perfused in vivo with unbuffered NaCl solutions or isotonic solutions of NaCl and mannitol. Kinetic analysis of movements of Na(24) and Cl(36) has permitted determination of the efflux and influx of Na and Cl. Net water absorption has been measured using hemoglobin as a reference substance. Water was found to move freely in response to gradients of osmotic pressure. Net water flux from isotonic solutions with varying NaCl concentration was directly dependent on net solute flux. The amount of water absorbed was equivalent to the amount required to maintain the absorbed solute at isotonic concentration. These results have been interpreted as indicating that water movement is a passive process depending on gradients of water activity and on the rate of absorption of solute. The effluxes of Na and Cl are linear functions of concentration in the lumen, but both ions are actively transported by the ileum according to the criterion of Ussing (Acta Physiol. Scand., 1949, 19, 43). The electrical potential difference between the lumen and plasma has been interpreted as a diffusion potential slightly modified by the excess of active Cl flux over active Na flux. The physical properties of the epithelial membrane indicate that it is equivalent to a membrane having negatively charged uniform right circular pores of 36 A radius occupying 0.001 per cent of the surface area.


Permeation and diffusion of K ions in frog muscle. The movements of tracer K and net changes of K have been measured in frog muscle. The quantities moving can be linearly related to the square root of the time after a delay of 4 to 30 minutes depending on the external K concentration. The slope of the uptake-t((1/2)) line is increased when the external K concentration is raised. The Q(10) of the uptake is about 1.9 per unit t((1/2)). K uptake from 1 to 2 mM concentration is diminished by a factor of about 2 if strophanthin is applied. The output per unit t((1/2)) is increased by a factor of about 1.4 by strophanthin. Tetrabutylammonium substituted for 10 per cent of the Na in the medium causes a reversible slowing of K uptake and Na output. The rates of movement found in the tracer experiments can be used to calculate the net losses of K taking place in K-free or strophanthin-containing media. The results are interpreted on the basis of K movement being limited both by a resistive outer layer and by diffusion within a K-rich region. The internal diffusion constant is 10(-11) to 10(-10) cm.(2) sec.(-1) depending on the K concentration. The rate of movement of the K can be related to the electrochemical activity of the ion, the lability of the sites on which it is absorbed, and cation + anion pair diffusion within the cell. The surface resistance to K ions can be accounted for as the sum of a membrane resistance equal to that found by electrical methods and the resistance offered to the movement of K by an annulus sufficiently thick (ca. 3 micro) to accommodate the cell Na at a density equal to the mean density of cation within the cell through which K diffuses with the same diffusion constant as holds in the K-rich region. Na movement, if assumed to take place by diffusion from the annulus with diffusion constant equal to that for K ions, has a rate which agrees well with observed values. The influence of strophanthin and tetrabutylammonium on the ion movements is interpreted as being the result of these agents causing an expansion of the outer non-selective region, normally occupied mainly by Na, at the expense of the inner K-rich region.


Diffusion and permeation of cations in human and dog erythrocytes. The kinetics of movement of tracer Na into human and dog red cells have been studied. The time courses of these processes and of K transfer were compared with the theoretical time course for saturation of a flat sheet having a resistive surface. The theoretical and the experimental curves when plotted against t((1/2)) have a considerable portion which is linear; on the basis of this resemblance the results are interpreted in terms of a permeability constant and an internal diffusion constant. It is supposed that selective adsorption acts to bring about concentration of K in the human cell and that the bulk of the Na of that cell is present in a thin outer region, while the K is in the interior. The action of strophanthin is to remove the usual limit to the Na capacity of the cell and it is proposed that the Na region increases in thickness at the expense of the K region. Omission of K from the medium has a similar result. Na uptake into poisoned cells measured either with tracer or as a net gain has a linear dependence upon t((1/2)) after a delay. The permeability of the dog cell to Na is reduced when K is added to the medium; this may be due to the formation of an outer K-rich region which imposes a resistance to Na movement.


Studies on protein synthesis in vitro. VI. Incorporation and release of amino acids in particulate preparations from livers of rats. The release of radioactive amino acid from the particulate fractions separated from the prelabelled livers of rats by centrifugation has been studied under various conditions. Although pure fractions may not have been obtained, great differences in behavior were observed. In the mitochondria and nuclei dinitrophenol (10(-4)M) causes an inhibition of release, but in microsomes the opposite effect is observed. When the incubation medium is fortified with ATP and phosphocreatine, release is inhibited. In microsomes and nuclei the inhibition proceeds to the extent that the incorporation of preformed radioactive amino acid occurs. Protein is synthesized at a rapid rate. In incubations longer than 1 hour there is always a release of radioactive amino acid. It is concluded from these results that the interpretation of release data from slices or systems such as those studied is impossible without further information concerning some of the unknown variables. The most important unknown is the specific activity of the "free" amino acid in the particulates and the effect of carrier amino acid in the medium of this specific activity.


Psychology and the logic of similarity.

Psychology and the logic of similarity.


Relation of aggression in the personality to outcome with electro-convulsive shock therapy.


Figural after-effects, brain modifiability, and schizophrenia: a further study.


Reasoning as an associative process. III. The role of verbal responses in problem solving.


Psychologists' attitudes on psychological issues. II. Static-mechanical-elementarism.


Norms for three aspects of TAT behavior.


The effect of lesions in the amygdaloid area in monkeys.


The differentiation of temperament from personality.


A method for educing the present correlates of perception; an introduction to the method of successive covariation.


Figural after-effects and retinal induction.


The effect of intention upon learning.

The effect of intention upon learning.


An exploratory study in selective functions of concepts.


Problem solving difficulty as function of deviation of meaning of physical cues from expected meaning.


Longevity and the onset of lesions in male rats.


Longevity of male and female house flies.


Prolongation of the normal life span by radiation protection chemicals.


Effects of age and endocrines on the mast cell counts of the rat myocardium.


Skeletal lesions produced by chronic treatment with somatotrophic hormone (STH) and aminoacetonitrile (AAN).


The lactic and malic dehydrogenase activities of aortic and pulmonary artery tissue in individuals of various ages.


A study of age differences in the x-ray density of fiver bones in the adult human wrist and hand.


Newer clinical and laboratory studies in the aged. XV. Changing lipoprotein patterns in the aged; a follow-up study.


Light aversion motivation in psychologic studies of aging in rats.


Set in relation to age.

Set in relation to age.


Ionizing radiation and the aging process; a review.


Some effects of age on the quality of intellectual output.


A proposed plan for old age security insurance.


Metal reduction reactions of the melanins: histochemical studies.


Metal reduction reactions of the melanins: silver and ferric ferricyanide reduction by various reagents in vitro.


Histochemical studies of succinic dehydrogenase of the brain of mice, rats, guinea pigs and rabbits.


Distribution of phosphamidase activity in the male albino rat.


Trichoxanthin, the yellow granular pigment of guinea pig hair follicles and hairs.


The Feulgen-deoxyribonucleic acid absorption curve in normal and tumorous tissues.


Cytophotometric determination of protein-bound disulfide groups.


Radioautographic demonstration of noradrenaline and adrenaline in the adrenal medulla with I131-labelled iodate and iodate-formalin.


Studies on tissue fixation: the penetration of trichloracetic acid solutions into rat tissues.


Cytochemical demonstration of succinic dehydrogenase by the use of a new p-nitrophenyl substituted ditetrazole.


Henry Power on the Circulation of the blood.


A note on Rosso and the illustrations to Charles Estienne's De Dissectione.


Tobias Smollett (1721-1771)--the doctor as man of letters.


Iconographies of medical portraits.

Iconographies of medical portraits.


Integration of human serum and serum fraction diffusion patterns; a study of zonal characteristics and complex reactions.


Interaction between internally labeled complement and specific precipitates.


Precipitin production in chickens. XV. The effect of aging of the antisera on precipitate formation.


Studies on the hemagglutinin of infectious canine hepatitis virus.


Cross reactions of polyglucoses in antipneumococcal sera. III. Reactions in horse sera.


Cross reactions of polyglucoses in antipneumococcal sera. IV. Precipitation in rabbit antisera to type IX and type XII pneumococcus.


Cross reactions of polyglucoses in antipneumococcal sera. V. Precipitation by glycogens and limit dextrins.


The purification of poliomyelitis virus as studied by complement fixation.


Reactivity of influenza A and B viruses propagated in cultures of human embryo tissues and in the chick embryo.


Demonstration of antigenic relationship between mumps virus and hemagglutinating virus of Japan.


A study of experimental encephalomyelitis employing mammalian and nonmammalian nervous tissues.


Effective passive immunization of mice twelve days after intracerebral inoculation of type 2 poliovirus.


Rupture of the pregnant uterus.

Rupture of the pregnant uterus.


Detection of ovulation by single premenstrual vaginal smear examination; a composite study of vaginal cytology, endometrial biopsy and urinary pregnanediol.


Further observations on cases of ascites in Hyderabad-Decan.


A study of the factors in the spread of cholera in Calcutta.


Hydatid cyst as a cause of paraplegia.

Hydatid cyst as a cause of paraplegia.


Monostotic fibrous dysplasia.

Monostotic fibrous dysplasia.


Aortic arch syndrome.

Aortic arch syndrome.


Pemphigus vulgaris treated with plasma transfusion.


DOCTORS and the press.

DOCTORS and the press.


Some socio-economic aspects of family planning.


Japanese B encephalitis in Pondicherry.

Japanese B encephalitis in Pondicherry.


Preliminary report on kidney biopsies.

Preliminary report on kidney biopsies.


The use of chlorpromazine in eclampsia.

The use of chlorpromazine in eclampsia.


Smallpox in Uttar Pradesh.

Smallpox in Uttar Pradesh.


The action of local anaesthetics on the uterus.


Rupture of lower segment caesarean section scar.


Progressive facial hemiatrophy (Parry-Romberg's syndrome) with Adie's syndrome.


SARDAR Bahadur Dr. Lehna Singh Mehta.

SARDAR Bahadur Dr. Lehna Singh Mehta.


Pollen allergy in Rajasthan; a preliminary study of the botanical flora aerial pollens.


Rheumatoid arthritis and its treatment with placental serum and blood serum of pregnant women.


Treatment of chronic inflammatory conditions in gynaecological practice with antibiotics combined with nonspecific protein.


Pregnancy and heart disease.

Pregnancy and heart disease.


Diagnosis and treatment of sterility in the male.


Surgical treatment of female sterility.

Surgical treatment of female sterility.


Ovarian goitre associated with dermoid cyst.


Sarcoidosis treated with antituberculous drugs.


Dermoid tumour of the spinal cord.

Dermoid tumour of the spinal cord.


Water tolerance test in health and chronic illness and water diuresis.


Vitamin D2 in tuberculosis.

Vitamin D2 in tuberculosis.


Intrapleural pressure in health and respiratory diseases.


Studies on riboflavin metabolism during menstrual cycle.


Co-ordination of antimicrobials and collapse therapy in the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis.


Rauwolfia serpentina in dermatological therapy.


Ear, nose and throat emergencies in general practice.


Barbiturate poisoning.

Barbiturate poisoning.


Endemic (flea) typhus in Golconda.

Endemic (flea) typhus in Golconda.


Hypertensive encephalopathy in a child.

Hypertensive encephalopathy in a child.


Intravenous dipyrone as an analgesic in painful musculoskeletal lesions.


Two cases of creeping disease.

Two cases of creeping disease.


TAENIASIS.

TAENIASIS.


A case of omphalomesenteric duct.

A case of omphalomesenteric duct.


Environmental sanitation in rural areas.


Bone marrow infarction with fat embolism and nephrosis in sickle cell disease.


The Queckenstedt test: its indications, contraindications, and dangers.


Immunological research on brucellosis and human immunization against this infection by means of an attenuated live vaccine.


Host-parasite relationship in experimental pertussis. II. Chromatographic analysis of mouse tissue extracts for a determination of the free amino acid constituents.


Collective review of hydatid disease.

Collective review of hydatid disease.


Isolation of a paracolobactrum organism pathogenic to chicks.


Serum-agar double diffusion studies with ascaris antigens.


Intestinal obstruction caused by spontaneous rupture of the ileum, with volvulus due to abscess formation; report of an unusual case.


Transcystoscopic injection of tumors of the bladder with radioactive colloidal chromic phosphate.


Low back pain and sciatica due to posterior compression.


The effect of Hemophilus pertussis sensitization on the increase of susceptibility of mice to infection by a saprophyte.


Resistance-lowering effect of substances which diminish complement titer or act as inhibitors of the tricarboxylic acid cycle; enhancement of their activity by starch.


Maternal mortality and morbidity from anesthesia.


Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura in pregnancy.


The serologic reactivity of influenza virus precipitated and concentrated by zinc solutions.


Response of mice to inoculations of both Candida albicans and Escherichia coli. II. The effect of the strain of mice.


The weight stream in Charcot's disease of joints; Charcot's disease of the foot and ankle; comment on spontaneous fracture of the heel bone and on posterior extraarticular fusion of the ankle.


Salmonella osteomyelitis; report of three cases, one with fatal outcome and autopsy.


Cellular factors in the acquired immunity to Bartonella muris.


Technic and indications for arthroplasty of the hip with acrylic prostheses; review of final results.


A simple method for cultivation of viruses and rickettsiae in the chorio-allantoic ectoderm of the chick embryo by inoculation via the air sac.


Studies on immunity to asiatic cholera. IX. Electrophoretic fractions of cell wall and intracellular substance of Vibrio cholerae and their occurrence in successive isolates during the course of the disease.


An improved method for detection of urea hydrolysis by fungi.


Management of foreign matter in the anterior segment of the eye, with particular reference to occupational injury.


Experimental transmission of Pasteurella tularensis by the flea, Orchopeas leucopus (Baker).


Diagnosis of the commoner glaucomas.

Diagnosis of the commoner glaucomas.


Surgical treatment of villous tumors of the rectum.


Electron microscopic study of keratohyalin in the formation of keratin.


The effect of repeated doses of x rays on the hemolysin response in rabbits.


A study of photosensitivity occurring with chlorpromazine therapy.


Studies of the mechanism of allergic eczematous contact dermatitis. I. Findings on human skin with radioactive bichloride of mercury.


The use of a precipitin test to differentiate Candida albicans from Candida stellatoidea.


The mechanism of triglyceride therapy in dermatomycoses.


A semi-in vivo procedure for testing antifungal agents for topical use.


The use of a cycloheximide-chloramphenicol medium in routine culture for fungi.


Use of lindane to control mites in fungous cultures.


Structural changes in buried human skin.


Effect of percutaneous absorption of meticortelone on the eosinophile count.


Mucoid substances and cutaneous connective tissue in dermatoses. I. Mucoid collagen fibers in dermal granulations, tumors, and other infiltration.


Mucoid substances and cutaneous connective tissue in dermatoses. II. Mucoid alterations in degenerative and congenital dermatoses.


Mucoid substances and cutaneous connective tissue in dermatoses. III. Cutaneous mucopolysaccharides in inflammation of the skin.


Proteolytic activity in dermatoses: preliminary observations on inflammation and pruritus.


The relationship between skin hydration and the suppression of sweating.


The effect of vapor impermeable gloves on evaporation and sweat suppression in the hand.


Isolation of Microsporum distortum from animals in the United States.


Topical application of more soluble forms of hydrocortisone; a comparison with hydrocortisone acetate and hydrocortisone (free alcohol).


Sensitivity and specificity of Reiter protein complement-fixation (RPCF) test for syphilis.


The doctor draft act.

The doctor draft act.


Alcoholism and Iowa physicians.

Alcoholism and Iowa physicians.


The history of treated diabetes mellitus: a contrast of the young and the old.


Orinase-for use or abuse.

Orinase-for use or abuse.


Cryptococcus neoformans meningoencephalitis: a case report.


The claim agent, the doctor and the injured worker.


Abdominal pain: my clinical approach to the problem.


Surgical aspects of abdominal pain.

Surgical aspects of abdominal pain.


The indications and contraindications for cobalt 60 teletherapy.


Various syndromes associated with visual field changes.


The beginnings of medicine in Sioux County.


The treatment of duodenal ulcer.

The treatment of duodenal ulcer.


Genito-urinary tuberculosis.

Genito-urinary tuberculosis.


Primary tuberculosis.

Primary tuberculosis.


Phlyctenular conjunctivitis.

Phlyctenular conjunctivitis.


Porphyria: a review and case presentation.


Electrical injuries.

Electrical injuries.


Tuberculosis in Kansas; a study of its past, present, and future.


Sodium and potassium: studies of changes in their excretion following neurosurgical operations.


Coarctation of the aorta; complications of abdominal pain and distention after surgical resection.


Childhood granulomas; report of a case of obstructive growths in the ear canals.


Bacterial endocarditis: an analysis of fifty cases.


Tears of the poppy; a review of the history of opium.


Histoplasmin reactivity in three Kentucky areas.


Hyperbilirubinemia and kernicterus in prematures.


Mural thrombus and bacterial endocarditis.


Chronic isiopathic jaundice with abnormal liver pigmentation: report of a case.


Thyroid clearance, uptake, and rate of uptake of radioiodine in hyperthyroidism: their interrelationships and diagnostic value.


The persistence in the blood of the radioactive label of albumins, gamma globulins, and globulins of intermediate mobility. V. The effect of supplementary sulfur-containing dietary amino acids upon the die-away plots of autosynthesized albumins and gamma globulins labeled with S35.


The significance of interactions between proteins and lipids for serologic cancer diagnosis.


Chromogens in the urine of normal individuals and of epileptic patients which react with Ehrlich's aldehyde reagent.


Endocrine factors in the alterations of the blood coagulation mechanism following surgery.


Plasma and red cell cholinesterase in 800 healthy blood donors.


The effects of cortisone on the galactose tolerance tests of normal men.


Effect of fructose feeding on glucose tolerance in man.


The acute respiratory effects of chlorpromazine in man.


The influence of streptococcal toxin on the course of canine experimental nephrosis.


The plasma amino acids in patients with liver failure.


Effect on portal blood ammonium concentration of administering methionine to patients with hepatic cirrhosis.


Leukocyte phosphatase activity in pregnancy.


Experimental aminonucleoside nephrosis in rats.


Differential diagnosis of gastric ulcer and cancer by a study of maximally stimulated gastric secretion.


Differentiation of polycythemia vera and secondary polycythemia by arterial oxygen saturation and pulmonary function tests.


A specific enzymatic assay for the diagnosis of congenital galactosemia. I. The consumption test.


The effect of magnesium sulfate in lowering tetracycline blood levels.


A specific enzymatic assay for the diagnosis of congenital galactosemia. II. The combined test with 4-epimerase.


Aspiration of bone marrow from the anterior superior iliac spine.


A rapid method for preparation of plasma proteins for radioassay.


A fluorometric method for total serum cholesterol.


A short albumin method for the demonstration of isohemagglutinins, particularly incomplete Rh antibodies.


Direct titration of calcium in blood serum.


The vaginal approach for diagnosis and treatment of ectopic pregnancy.


New drugs in psychiatry.

New drugs in psychiatry.


Sweat gland abscesses of infancy.

Sweat gland abscesses of infancy.


A critical anatomical assessment of certain signs and symptoms in otorhinolaryngology.


Bilateral hearing improvement following fenestration.


Malformations of the auricle.

Malformations of the auricle.


Post-traumatic conduction deafness.

Post-traumatic conduction deafness.


A case of thrombosis of the left posterior inferior cerebellar artery, associated with changes in hearing on the affected side.


Obliteration of the sigmoid sinus: report of a case.


Cholesteatoma of the petrous apex.

Cholesteatoma of the petrous apex.


Rehabilitation of the deaf.

Rehabilitation of the deaf.


Bleeding from the ear in closed head injuries.


Management of postoperative subtotal gastrectomy patients.


Traumatic ventricular septal defect: report of a case treated successfully.


Surgical treatment in cerebral palsy.

Surgical treatment in cerebral palsy.


Remarks on the rehabilitation of the cardiac patient.


Coronary atherosclerosis.

Coronary atherosclerosis.


Prevention and management of heart failure: general principles and their application.


Retrograde jejuno; gastric intussusception; a case report.


The concept of diminishing levels; an adjunct to the management of incurable cancer.


Cardiac patients and surgery.

Cardiac patients and surgery.


Cholelithiasis in children; a report of three cases.


Mucoviscidosis.

Mucoviscidosis.


Present day concepts of endometriosis.

Present day concepts of endometriosis.


A class for retarded children in Sanford.


Division of Mental Health.

Division of Mental Health.


The Marfan syndrome.

The Marfan syndrome.


Clinical acceptability of a chloral hydrate-antipyrine tablet.


Pericardial biopsy.

Pericardial biopsy.


Radioisotopes in private practice; an outline of the uses and limitations of radioisotopes in clinical medicine.


Mecamylamine in the treatment of hypertension.


Heart disease in general practice.

Heart disease in general practice.


The doctor as a community citizen; one banker's view.


Kerosene poisoning in children; a study of 48 cases.


The Sylacauga, Alabama, plan for the delivery of indigent maternity cases.


Understanding means help for mentally ill.


The psychiatrist, the general practitioner and the community.


The Medical College of Alabama; 1957 progress report.


Congenital tracheo-esophageal fistula without atresia of the esophagus; a case report.


CHEST diseases in institutions: report of the American College of Chest Physicians' Committee on Chest Diseases in Institutions.


A safe effective way to prevention of dental decay.


The Wisconsin preceptor program--a 30-year experiment in medical education.


Combined teaching in human ecology.

Combined teaching in human ecology.


An alumni evaluation of the Wisconsin preceptorial program.


The year of internship.

The year of internship.


The first seminar on medical education in Colombia.


Medical education in Germany.

Medical education in Germany.


The National Intern Matching Program, 1957.


Harry Alfred Barker, 1901-57.

Harry Alfred Barker, 1901-57.


A survey of the methods for the separation of human leucocytes from peripheral blood and the demonstration of specific A and B antigens in leucocytes by absorption techniques.


The bacteriological control of ice-lollies.


Van Gieson's picro-säurefuchsin following Perl's reaction for ferric iron.


A simple bile solubility test.

A simple bile solubility test.


Museum preparations of intestine.

Museum preparations of intestine.


The use of Nile blue in the enumeration and cytological examination of cells in fluid medium.


Copying electrophoretograms with reflex document paper.


A chemical test for the detection of calcium when using Perenyi's fluid.


A Simple section drier.

A Simple section drier.


The preservation of red cells at low temperatures; a survey of present methods.


The morphology and cytochemistry of H. capsulatum.


A micro method for the estimation of serum bilirubin.


A guinea pig post-mortem tray.

A guinea pig post-mortem tray.


A simple micro-projector.

A simple micro-projector.


A routine method for red cell diameter measurement.


The importance of early diagnosis in tuberculosis control programmes.


The application of dental hand instruments to the working of perspex in museum technique.


Prophylaxis of pulmonary tuberculosis.

Prophylaxis of pulmonary tuberculosis.


Problems of childhood tuberculosis.

Problems of childhood tuberculosis.


Complications of abortion.

Complications of abortion.


Surgical versus non-surgical treatment of intussusception in children.


Action and uses of ataractic compounds; a critique.


New principles in the management of mental illness.


Pectus excavatum.

Pectus excavatum.


The medical challenge of the twentieth century.


Percentage evaluation of visual disablilty.


Premature mortality in a community hospital.


Modern treatment of breast cancer.

Modern treatment of breast cancer.


Are your patients physically qualified to drive.


Some psychosomatic aspects of primary glaucoma.


Use of chemical tests for intoxication in Michigan law enforcement.


Drugs and driving.

Drugs and driving.


The highway accident problem in Michigan and what has been done about it.


Automotive crash injury research in Michigan.


Traffic accidents and safety; transportation of the injured.


The speeding ambulance.

The speeding ambulance.


Whiplash injuries.

Whiplash injuries.


Emotional problems in driving.

Emotional problems in driving.


Function of an amputee clinic.

Function of an amputee clinic.


Chiropodical management of infantile metatarsus varus.


Dangers of casting for the contour shoe with special reference to the feet of individuals with diabetes mellitus and arterioscleoris obliterans.


Radiographic evaluation of calcaneal apophysitis.


Some comments on metatarsalgia.

Some comments on metatarsalgia.


Tenotomy as an aid in orthodigita.

Tenotomy as an aid in orthodigita.


Mosaic verrucae: a case report.

Mosaic verrucae: a case report.


The physician in the world today.

The physician in the world today.


The challenge to medical education in the years ahead.


Our health for the future.

Our health for the future.


The training of the surgeon.

The training of the surgeon.


Newer concepts in convalescent care.

Newer concepts in convalescent care.


Intestinal parasitism in Beghemdir Province, Ethiopia.


Parasitic infestation in Liberia.

Parasitic infestation in Liberia.


Postpartum hypopituitarism (Sheehan's syndrome); a case report.


The care of terminal and inoperable carcinoma of the breast with emphasis on adrenalectomy, hypophysectomy and hormone therapy.


President's farewell address.

President's farewell address.


Electroencephalographic changes in animals under the influence of hypnosis.


President's inaugural address.

President's inaugural address.


An inquiry into the mechanism of action of electric shock treatments.


The psychosis of a association; folie à deux.


Some recurrent life history patterns observed in patients with malignant disease.


Effects of psychotomimetic compounds on certain oxidative and hydrolytic enzymes in mammalian brain.


Are the first born more susceptible to functional mental diseases.


Psychophysiological studies on schizophrenic patients; the effect of cortisone administration and with-drawal upon behavior, serum 17-hydroxycorticosteroids, critical flicker frequency and electroencephalographic tracings.


The visual field in the sensorimotor induction syndrome and its changes under the influence of colors.


Incidence of fractures in convulsive therapies with and without anectine.


Use of succinylcholine chloride (anectine) in electroshock therapy.


The recurrence of seizures in time.

The recurrence of seizures in time.


The effects of frenquel upon chronic disturbed patients.


The phantom limb: a proposed theory of unconscious origins.


Normal and neurotic olfactory behavior in monkeys; a motion picture.


A clinical evaluation of frenquel.

A clinical evaluation of frenquel.


Religious background of patients in a mental hygiene setting.


Carotid sinus convulsions treated by surgery.


Experiences in the treatment of ruptured intracranial aneurysms.


On the advantages of opening certain intracranial aneurysms.


Familial calcification of the basal ganglia with response to parathormone.


Some experiences with Walton's frequency analysis of the electromyogram.


The effect of chlorpromazine on the electroencephalogram of epileptic patients.


Cholinesterase in normal and abnormal human skeletal muscle.


Tuberculous meningitis.

Tuberculous meningitis.


A note on transneuronal atrophy in the human lateral geniculate body.


The significance of hyperkinesis in lesions of the anterior striatum in rhesus macaccus.


A study of dyslexia.

A study of dyslexia.


Ischaemic and postischaemic paraesthesiae in motor neurone disease.


Metastatic paraplegia of prostatic origin with notes of a case occurring 28 years after suprapubic prostatectomy.


Functional organization of descending vestibular influences.


Differentiation of tonic from phasic alpha ventral horn cells by stretch, pinna and crossed extensor reflexes.


Conditioned electrocorticographic potentials and behavioral avoidance response in cat.


Physiological and pharmacological consequences of different synaptic organizations in cerebral and cerebellar cortex of cat.


Functional organization of neuromuscular spindle in toad.


The Sherrington school of physiology.

The Sherrington school of physiology.


The place of neurological surgery in the undergraduate curriculum.


Neurofibromas of the fifth cranial nerve.


Gliomas of the optic pathways in childhood.


Circulatory dynamics of the canine spinal cord; temporal phases of blood flow measured by fluorescein and serioroentgenographic methods.


Observations on patency of cervical carotid artery following surgical treatment for thrombosis.


Vertebral arteriography in the study of subarachnoid hemorrhage.


Beta radiation of the feline caudate nucleus: late results.


Successful separation of craniopagus twins.


Spinal cord compression by an intramedullary aneurysm; case report and review of the literature.


Choroid plexus papilloma causing spontaneous subarachnoid hemorrhage; report of case and review of literature.


Diastasis of the optic nerve.

Diastasis of the optic nerve.


Arterial graft and endarterectomy in reconstitution of the common carotid artery two years following ligation.


Paget's disease of the axis causing quadriplegia.


A new method for applying polyethylene film to the skull in the treatment of craniosynostosis.


The structure of endometrial cysts of the ovary.


Cancer of the uterine cervix: an enquiry into predisposing factors, with special reference to earlier diagnosis.


Studies in prolonged pregnancy. I. Cord blood oxygen levels at delivery.


The excretion of pregnanediol during the normal menstrual cycle.


Male cells in granulosa cell tumours.

Male cells in granulosa cell tumours.


Three cases of the Stein-Leventhal syndrome.


An investigation into the reliability of short specimens of urine for estimating daily pregnanediol excretion.


Stress incontinence in women: its mechanism and treatment.


Education for childbirth and its results.


Mesenchymal tumours of the uterus resembling the haemangiopericytoma.


Post-menopausal bleeding.

Post-menopausal bleeding.


Stillbirth due to haemolytic disease of the newborn.


Further studies in regard to the influence of the placental site on foetal cephalic presentation.


Recurrent arterial occlusion in the puerperium.


Stop rheumatic fever.

Stop rheumatic fever.


Allergy and euergy.

Allergy and euergy.


Treatment of cardiac arrhythmias.

Treatment of cardiac arrhythmias.


Visceral larva migrans.

Visceral larva migrans.


The placebo.

The placebo.


CONCERNING medical care of people receiving old age assistance.


POLICY on vaccination.

POLICY on vaccination.


Evaluation of the present use of cesarean section.


The porphyrias.

The porphyrias.


Pressure groups in health.

Pressure groups in health.


University of Oklahoma Speech and Hearing Clinic.


On the error balancing of an optical system in combination with its receiver.


Infrared dispersion of liquids by critical angle refractometry.


Bilayer bichromatic cathode screen.

Bilayer bichromatic cathode screen.


Convergence function in binocular visual space. I. A note on theory.


Convergence function in binocular visual space. II. Experimental report.


Studies of rod-process to suprathreshold light stimuli with a direct current method.


Spectral sensitivity in the pigeon.

Spectral sensitivity in the pigeon.


Some color naming experiments for red and green monochromatic lights.


Correlate for lightness in terms of CIE-tristimulus values. II.


Low-temperature reciprocity failure of photographic emulsions and the temperature dependence of sensitivity.


New atomic energy levels in the Mn II spectrum.


Comparative studies on the physiology of Trichomonad Protozoa.


Host resistance and regulation of the development of Plasmodium lophurae in the pheasants, coots and domestic pigeons.


Development in vitro of isolated oocysts of Plasmodium relictum.


Parasitemia and survival in inbred strains of mice infected with Plasmodium berghei.


Some characteristics of Plasmodium berghei passed within inbred strains of mice.


Blood parasitism in the English sparrow, with certain biological implications.


Observations on the mode of infection of the hump of cattle by Stephenofilaria assamensis in East Pakistan.


Oxyspirura (Yorkeispirura) pusillae n. sp. (Nematoda: Thelazlidae) from the orbital cavity of the brownheaded nuthatch, Sitta pusilla pusilla Latham, 1790.


The oxyurid nematodes of rodents. I. The genus Citellina Prendel.


The effectiveness of cadmium oxide against Trichinella spiralis in mice.


Gyrodactylus eucaliae n. sp. (Trematoda: Monogenea) from the brook stickleback, Eucalia inconstans.


On the intraspecific and interstrain variations of the male sexual glands of Schistosoma japonicum.


A redescription of Pseudodiorchis reynoldsi (Jones, 1944) (Cestoda: Hymenolepididae), a parasite of the short-tailed shrew.


The copepod Choniosphaera cancrorum parasitizing a new host, the green crab Carcinides maenas.


Re-description of Ixodes lunatus Neumann 1907 and of a new species confused therewith, from Madagascar.


Cestrahelmins laruei n. g., n. sp., a digenetic trematode from the muskellunge, Esox m. masquinongy Mitchill.


Extended low-temperature preservation of human malaria parasites.


The establishment of various trichomonads of animals and man in axenic cultures.


Similar internal morphology of Toxoplasma gondii and Besnoitia jellisoni stained with silver protein.


A rodentectoparasite-disease survey in Death Valley National Monument, California.


Further observations on the life-cycle of Gynaecotyla adunca (Linton, 1905).


The chromosomes of Hymenolepis diminuta.


Congenital sulfhemoglobinemia.

Congenital sulfhemoglobinemia.


Paper electrophoretic study of serum proteins in children with leukemia.


Steroid therapy for rheumatic fever.

Steroid therapy for rheumatic fever.


Influence of L-lysine supplements on the absorption and retention of nitrogen from milk by children with protein malnutrition: preliminary report.


Studies on protein metabolism in undernourished infants and children.


The management of facial trauma in infants and children.


Niemann-Pick disease in a boy of 16 months; electrophoretic study of blood serum proteins and lipoproteins following various types of therapy.


Frequency of cerebral lateral dominance variations among school children of premature and full-term birth.


Congenital leukemia associated with mongolism; report of a case.


Anhidrotic ectodermal dysplasia with vascular purpura.


Constant infusion pump for limiting fluids.


Child care in Russia.

Child care in Russia.


CLINICAL pathological conference: the Children's Medical Center Boston, Mass.


Progress in neuropsychiatry.

Progress in neuropsychiatry.


Agenesis of the spleen.

Agenesis of the spleen.


MEDICINE in Red China.

MEDICINE in Red China.


Stimulusresponse analysis of inferences from projective test behavior.


The interpretation of approval and disapproval by delinquent and non-delinquent adolescents.


The effects of rewards and punishments during perceptual organization.


Personality and psychological stress.

Personality and psychological stress.


Situational therapy.

Situational therapy.


Recall of interrupted and non-interrupted tasks as a function of experimentally induced anxiety and motivational relevance of the task stimuli.


Some relationships between defensiveness and self-concept discrepancies.


The connotative impact of color on the Rorschach and its relation to manifest anxiety.


Personality dimensions of emotional responsiveness and rigidity, and scales for measuring them.


Examination deception as a function of residual, background, and immediate stimulus factors.


Hemodynamic effects of levarterenol infusion during induced pulmonary stenosis.


Bioassay of Rauwolfia roots and alkaloids.


A study of substances which alter intraventricular conduction in the isolated dog heart.


Central and peripheral components of the action of ganglionic blocking agents.


Action of eserine and amphetamine on the electrical activity of the rabbit brain.


The toxicology of potassium and sodium iodates: acute toxicity in mice.


Some observations on the interaction of reserpine and LSD.


Objective comparison of primidone and phenobarbital in epileptics.


Biochemical and pharmacological studies on o-tyrosine and its meta and para analogues; a suggestion concerning phenylketonuria.


The effect of 6-mercaptopurine on nucleic acid biosynthesis in Escherichia coli.


Antagonism of tubocurarine. III. Time course of action of pyridostigmin, neostigmine, and edrophonium in vivo and in vitro.


Distribution and metabolic fate of S35-labeled myleran (busulfan) in normal and tumor-bearing rats.


The relation between dose of succinylcholine and duration of apnea in man.


Effects of ribosides and related compounds on phosphate transport in incubated fresh and cold-stored human erythocytes.


A comparative study of the effects of four different Rauwolfia preparations administered parenterally.


Effect of iproniazid on serotonin metabolism in vivo.


Pharmacology of lysergic acid diethylamide and some of its related compounds.


The effect of certain central nervous system depressants on pituitary-adrenal activating agents.


The synthesis of certain bisisoquinoline derivatives structurally related to emetine.


Assessment of direct cholinesterase inhibitory activity by pupillary miosis.


Observations on the effect of sulphur dioxide in blackcurrant syrup on the development of aneurine deflciency in rats.


The stepwise alkoxylation of phenyl phosphorodichloridate.


A simple method for the production of high titre penicillinase.


Chronic toxicity studies on food colours. III. Observations on the toxicity of malachite green, new coccine and nigrosine in rats.


Cortisone as an adjunct in the chemotherapy of tuberculosis in children.


Sulfa methoxypyridazine (Kynex) in bacterial respiratory infections in children.


Medicine and the law.

Medicine and the law.


Viomycin in the treatment of advanced pulmonary tuberculosis.


American aid to health in the Philippines through the ICA.


The grand alliance of medicine and chemistry.


Radiological treatment of hemangioma.

Radiological treatment of hemangioma.


A report on the sanitary survey of milk and choco-milk from bulk milk-dispensers in the city of Manila.


Meningococcic meningitis treated with sulfa methoxypyridazine (KYNEX); report of cases.


Jaundice in pregnancy.

Jaundice in pregnancy.


Observations on tuberculosis control in India, Japan and Taiwan.


Hepatic abscess of the liver due to ascariasis.


Reflections on the Mathison technique of uretero-intestinal anastomosis.


The mechanism of action and therapeutic effects of laetrile in cancer.


Dark adaptation, absolute threshold and Purkinje shift in single units of the cat's retina.


Change of organization in the receptive fields of the cat's retina during dark adaptation.


Pitch dependence on intensity in unilateral deafness with recruitment of loudness.


The effect of carbon dioxide on the respiratory response to noradrenaline in man.


The effects of lowering the bath temperature on the responses of the isolated guinea-pig ileum.


Some observations on the mechanism of adrenaline hyperpnoea.


The hypothalamus and lactation in the rabbit.


Cholinesterase activity in the atrial wall of the dog and cat heart.


Observations on the changes in resistance of the pulmonary vascular bed in response to stimulation of the carotid sinus baroreceptors in the dog.


The effects of stimulation of the carotid body chemoreceptors on pulmonary vascular resistance in the dog.


The effects of stimulation of the carotid sinus baroreceptors upon the pulmonary arterial blood pressure in the cat.


Some properties of the substance in human cerebrospinal fiuid sensitizing the frog rectus muscle to acetylcholine.


The rhythmical activity of groups of motor units in the voluntary contraction of muscle.


A simple quick-acting apparatus for making the same hypothalamic lesion in a series of rats.


The reciprocal actions of accommodation and convergence.


A specific colorimetric method for estimation of phlorrhizin.


The distensibility of the upper respiratory passages.


An ultramicrotome.

An ultramicrotome.


Adrenocortical pathway of lobeline protection in various forms of pulmonary oedema of the rat.


Responses of frog skin to local mechanical stimulation.


The uptake of 5-hydroxytryptamine by blood platelets.


The effect of changes in barometric pressure on maximum breathing capacity.


The effect of nerve section and compression injury on the histochemical appearances of cholinesterase in a mixed peripheral nerve.


The effect of muscle temperature on twitch and tetanus in the cat.


The hormonal control of myometrial function during pregnancy.


Fate and excretion of the pressor activity of vasopressin in rats.


A technique for recording functional activity in specific groups of medullated and non-medullated fibres in whole nerve trunks.


On excitation of non-medullated afferent fibres in the vagus and aortic nerves by pharmacological agents.


The effect of a rapid change in Na+ balance on the salivary Na+ :K+ concentration ratio of sodiumdepleted sheep.


A study of the desensitization produced by acetylcholine at the motor end-plate.


The output of sympathetic transmitter from the spleen of the cat.


Pulmonary blood flow in the cat; the effect of positive pressure respiration.


The effect of ions upon neuromuscular transmission in a herbivorous insect.


Heat production in new-born infants under normal and hypoxic conditions.


The exchange of potassium for caesium and rubidium in frog muscle.


The clinical and scientific methods: synthesis or antithesis.


Objectifying the subjective; a methodological approach to the TAT.


Responses of school-children to human and animal pictures.


Rorschach: some comments on predicting structured behavior from reactions to unstructured stimuli.


The development of the Rorschach test in Japan.


Alleged Rorschach anxiety indices in children.


Quantification of the Bender-Gestalt recall: a pilot study.


An experimental variation of the draw-a-person technique.


The validity, bases, and process of clinical judgment, using a limited amount of projective test data.


The prediction of overt aggressive verbal behavior from Rorschach content.


Rorschach findings in a group of peptic ulcer patients and two control groups.


A comparison of several measures of psychosexual disturbance.


An exploration of relationships between manifest anxiety and selected psychosexual areas.


[Radiotherapy and bronchial cancer; 126 cases treated with only x-rays].


[From the electrostatic engine to the roentgenotherapy generator].


Air pollution and the public health. II. The problem of industry.


A study of certain aspects of the relations of hearing to noise exposure.


Epididymitis.

Epididymitis.


Nigeria.

Nigeria.


100 Years ago; an essay on opium smoking.


The Kowloon riots, 1956.

The Kowloon riots, 1956.


Some experiences of a dermatologist in a cruiser in the Mediterranean.


Hydergine in anaesthesia.

Hydergine in anaesthesia.


Moving with the times on the rehabilitation front.


A case of decompression sickness.

A case of decompression sickness.


Tobacco amblyopia.

Tobacco amblyopia.


A case of glandular fever with pulmonary involvement.


Vocational evaluation of the emotionally handicapped.


The shortage of vocationally oriented rehabilitation centers; a community dilemma.


The use of radioactively labeled vitamin B12 in the diagnosis of pernicious anemia.


Polyhydramnios; report of a case.

Polyhydramnios; report of a case.


Prognosis in pediatrics.

Prognosis in pediatrics.


Anterior myocardial infarction.

Anterior myocardial infarction.


Plastic-tape sound spectrograph.

Plastic-tape sound spectrograph.


Effects of duration and articulation changes on intelligibility, word reception and listener preference.


Intelligibility of whispering in a tone language.


The pitch of side-tone.

The pitch of side-tone.


Cerebral palsied monovular twins.

Cerebral palsied monovular twins.


Bibliography of publications on speech and hearing in cerebral palsy.


Babbling and echolalia in language theory.


Speech of children before and after removal of tonsils and adenoids.


Linguistic functioning of bilingual and monoilngual children.


Case study of delayed language.

Case study of delayed language.


A point of view about stuttering.

A point of view about stuttering.


Effects of auditory masking upon the speech of stutterers.


Cobalt-60 teletherapy.

Cobalt-60 teletherapy.


Chest injuries.

Chest injuries.


A comparative study of pernicious anemia in the Negro and white races.


Corticosteroids locally in the treatment of symptomatic calcifications of soft tissues.


ASIATIC influenza: a statement by the Executive committe of the Board of Directors, Tennessee State Medical Association.


A roentgen study of the evolution of carcinoma of the lung.


Carcinoma-in-situ and early invasive carcinoma occurring in the tracheobronchial trees in cases of bronchial carcinoma.


Bilateral therapy for unilateral spontaneous pneumothorax.


The surgical treatment of chronic progressive pulmonary histoplasmosis.


The value of routine pulmonary function studies in thoracic surgical cases: results in 212 cases.


A study of the role of drug resistance in the surgical treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis.


Hypoplasia of the lobar pulmonary arteries; a report of three cases.


Bronchospirometry in lateral decubitus positions and in clinical practic: survey of the ventilatory efficiency.


Arterial patterns of right upper lobe.

Arterial patterns of right upper lobe.


Rupture-separation of the cervical trachea following a closed chest injury; report of a case successfully treated by primary anastomosis.


Coexistent achalasia of the esophagus and hiatal hernia of the cardiac end of the stomach.


Tracheal atresia associated with tracheoesophageal fistula.


Spontaneous chylothorax with a bronchopleural fistula.


Left heart catheterization; an evaluation of its clinical application in 450 cases.


Primary granular-cell myoblastoma of the bronchus; report of a case with resection.


The use of rigid prostheses in vascular surgery.


The effect of exercise upon the mean diastolic left atrial-left ventricular gradient in mitral stenosis.


Diagnostic and physiologic measurements using left heart catheterization.


Surgical correction of transposition of the aorta and the pulmonary artery.


Mechanical by-pass during thoracic aortic crossclamping.


Elective cardiac arrest; an adjunct to open-heart surgery.


Total gastrectomy: two case reports introducing the use of two Levin tubes for both aspiration and feeding purposes.


Experiences in the use of cardioplegia (induced cardiac arrest) in the repair of interventricular septal defects.


Experimental study of tracheal reconstruction.


Ten-year survival of metastatic pulmonary choriocarcinoma following bilobectomy.


Supernumerary diaphragm with agenesis of upper lobe.


Benign localized pleural mesothelioma: report of two cases.


The effects of air embolism in the systemic circulation and its prevention during open cardiac surgery.


African epidemic cerebrospinal meningitis.


Malaria control in Swaziland; some observations during the first year of partial discontinuation of insecticides.


Tinea nigra; a short general account based on Far Eastern experience.


Two cases of accidentally induced infections with Plasmodium Falciparum in non-immunes in West Africa.


The epidemiology of human trypanosomiasis in Ashanti, Ghana (Gold Coast).


Entamide trial in Chuak, Upper Burma.

Entamide trial in Chuak, Upper Burma.


An investigation into water supplies of a rural area in southeast Asia.


Survey for sero-immunity to poliomyelitis in Peru and Colombia with comments on the changing pattern of occurrence of poliomyelitis in tropical areas.


Tropical ascariasis.

Tropical ascariasis.


The effect of aureomycin on undernourished African children.


Maternal and child health services in S. E. Asia. VI. Ceylon.


Nephroblastoma (Wilms' tumor); case report.


Multiple dissimilar tumors in one kidney.


Studies in the prophylaxis of urinary tract calculi. I. Urinary glucuronides.


Renal cell adenocarcinoma in a five-year-old girl with a reduplicated collecting system and ectopic ureter opening into urethra.


A study of the peristaltic conduction mechanism in the canine ureter.


The use of polyvinyl sponge for experimental cystoplasty.


Reconstruction of the bladder with a seromuscular graft.


Vesical exstrophy and transitional cell carcinoma: unusual longevity following ureterosigmoidostomy.


Radical excision of locally extensive carcinoma of the deep male urethra.


The roentgenographic diagnosis of cystitis emphysematosa.


Combined therapy for Peyronie's disease.


Embryonal carcinoma of testis in infants and children: report of two cases.


[Urogenital tuberculosis, pelvic kidney and tumor of testes].


Tuberculosis of prostate and seminal vesicles.


Changes in serum acid phosphatase levels consequent to prostatic manipulation or surgery.


Evaluation of the effect of zoxazolamine (flexin) on spasticity.


[Abdominal pain as a symptom of rheumatic fever].


Dermatopathology as a field of research.


Mammary periductal hyalin in diabetic women; report of twenty cases.


Study of the mechanism of increased iron absorption in hamsters fed tween 20.


Some principles of homoeostasis.

Some principles of homoeostasis.


Application of alcian blue as a histochemical method.


Peri-insular halos in pancreases of diabetic children.


The validation of the quantitative histochemical method for use on postmortem material. I. The effect of time and temperature.


Leptospiral myocarditis.

Leptospiral myocarditis.


Assay of antihaemophilic globulin in treatment of haemophilic patients.


Deficiency of an extra-thyroid enzyme in sporadic cretinism.


Unnecessary irradiation in chest radiography.


Effects of certain protein foods on blood-sugar levels and glucose tolerance.


Renal glomeruli in multiple myeloma.

Renal glomeruli in multiple myeloma.


Primary hyperoxaluria.

Primary hyperoxaluria.


Endocrine ablation in metastatic disease of the breast.


Adrenaline-secreting neuroblastoma in an infant.


The hazards of the counterincision in the diaphragm in the transthoracic repair of hiatus hernia.


OLD BONES.

OLD BONES.


Massive spontaneous intraperitoneal haemorrhage in late pregnancy.


Facial paralysis following parotid gland surgery: treatment.


GAMMA-GLOBULIN deficiency.

GAMMA-GLOBULIN deficiency.


Asiatic influenza in the Netherlands.

Asiatic influenza in the Netherlands.


Influenza epidemic in Aden.

Influenza epidemic in Aden.


Endocrine transplantation.

Endocrine transplantation.


Neutralisation of canine-distemper virus by serum of patients convalescent from measles.


Penicillin treatment of leptospirosis.

Penicillin treatment of leptospirosis.


Effect of antibiotics on purulent sputum.


ANDREW FERGUS HEWAT.

ANDREW FERGUS HEWAT.


Involvement of the nervous system in Behçet's syndrome; report of three cases and isolation of virus.


Encephalomyelopathy in Becket's disease; report of necropsy findings in two cases.


Cellulitis and thrombophlebitis in Behçet's syndrome.


The toxicity and fate of injected animal antihaemophilic globulin.


Dental extraction in haemophilia.

Dental extraction in haemophilia.


Lipaemia, heparin, and blood viscosity.

Lipaemia, heparin, and blood viscosity.


Use of glucose oxidase, peroxidase, and O-dianisidine in determination of blood and urinary glucose.


New method of studying the bacterial flora of infected open wounds and burns.


Tracheostomy tube and connections for patients having intermittent positive-pressure respiration.


Apparatus for resuscitation and suction.


CONTROL of haemophilic bleeding.

CONTROL of haemophilic bleeding.


PREVENTION of maternal deaths.

PREVENTION of maternal deaths.


MENTAL defect, tetraplegia, and ichthyosis.


Tuberculosis case-finding in the aged.

Tuberculosis case-finding in the aged.


The final examination as an instrument of medical education.


A comparative trial of objective papers and essay papers in pathology and bacteriology class examinations.


Controlled experiments in teaching.

Controlled experiments in teaching.


Medical students look west; impressions of some American medical schools.


A schematic model of the spinal cord and brain stem.


EVOLUTION of medical education.

EVOLUTION of medical education.


FINALS.

FINALS.


WHY MEDICINE.

WHY MEDICINE.


Rales, rhonchi, and Laennec.

Rales, rhonchi, and Laennec.


Medical history: profession or pastime.

Medical history: profession or pastime.


The circulation of the nerve impulse; a Harveian address.


Halothane; a clinical assessment.

Halothane; a clinical assessment.


Coagulability of the blood in ischaemic heart-disease.


Studies on the inhibition of fibrinolysis by lipids.


Electrolyte levels in normal and dystrophic muscle determined by neutron activation.


Paroxysmal nocturnal haemoglobinuria; electronmicroscopic study of red blood-cells.


Inadequacy of general anaesthesia for abdominal operations; a possible solution.


Plantar digital neuroma.

Plantar digital neuroma.


Tropical eosinophilia; hepatic lesions related to presence of nematode larvae.


In-vitro formation of noradrenaline from dopamine by human tissue.


Griffin autopoise centrifuge: serological model.


CHARLES DAVID READ.

CHARLES DAVID READ.


CUTHBERT HENRY JONES LOCKYER.

CUTHBERT HENRY JONES LOCKYER.


Fainting and cerebral damage; a danger in patients kept upright during dental gas anaesthesia and after surgical operations.


ACUTE otitis media in general practice; report of a survey by the Medical Research Council's Working-Party for Research in General Practice.


Cerebral damage from shock due to disease in aged people; with special reference to cardiac infarction, pneumonia, and severe diarrhoea.


Streptococcus pyogenes in acute tonsillitis and otitis media; a study from general practice.


The pathogenesis of peptic ulcers.

The pathogenesis of peptic ulcers.


The classification and principles of treatment of gastric ulcers.


Recent developments in the treatment of the paraplegic bladder.


Cystoscopy in the investigation of postmenopausal bleeding.


Auxiliary overhead spot-light.

Auxiliary overhead spot-light.


HOMOSEXUAL offences and prostitution.

HOMOSEXUAL offences and prostitution.


ANOXIA and cerebral damage.

ANOXIA and cerebral damage.


Cost of treatment of affective disorders; a comparison between three mental hospitals.


THE SURGERY of deafness.

THE SURGERY of deafness.


MERVYN ARCHDALL.

MERVYN ARCHDALL.


Congenital atresia of the nasal choanae.


Maturation of hearing acuity.

Maturation of hearing acuity.


Surgery vs. irradiation in therapy of conduction deafness of tubal origin.


New instrumentarium for peroral endoscopy and endoscopic photography.


Hypertrophied lingual tonsils.

Hypertrophied lingual tonsils.


Utilization of rhinoplastic technique; hemi-lateral rhinotomy; for removal of intranasal tumors.


Schwannoma of the pharynx with Horner's syndrome.


Why biophysics.

Why biophysics.


Some chemical aspects of abnormal growth.


The new look in virus research.

The new look in virus research.


Nucleoproteins in cell structure.

Nucleoproteins in cell structure.


The chemistry of the porphyrias.

The chemistry of the porphyrias.


Protein malnutrition.

Protein malnutrition.


The electrolyte and metabolic response to trauma.


Radiation injury to bone.

Radiation injury to bone.


Laboratory and clinical findings in hypersensitivity.


Release and activity of posterior pituitary hormones.


Shock from burns.

Shock from burns.


Cooling of the whole organism.

Cooling of the whole organism.


Reaction of enzymes to injury.

Reaction of enzymes to injury.


The effects of alcohol.

The effects of alcohol.


The comparative anatomy of the larynx with particular reference to the functions of the organ in man.


The chemical basis of blood group specificity in man.


The effects of distension of viscera.

The effects of distension of viscera.


Substances that increase tissue permeability and their relation to infection and fertilization.


Fat metabolism.

Fat metabolism.


Histochemistry and its application to the basic sciences.


The plasma proteins.

The plasma proteins.


Presentation of a portrait of Dr. J. Albert Chatard.


Presentation of a portrait of Dr. Emil Novak.


Socio-economic issues confronting medicine.


An evaluation of tests of pulmonary and cardiac function in relation to chest surgery.


Potentiating effect of chlorothiazide (diuril) in combination with antihypertensive agents; preliminary report.


A new electrotherapeutic device for treatment of skin lesions; bio-cold-ray.


Operable congenital malformations of the heart. IV. Section 2. Rare and unusual forms.


Employee health services in nongovernmental establishments in the Washington. D. C. metropolitan area: results of a survey.


Constructive emotions in children.

Constructive emotions in children.


Emotional problems in children.

Emotional problems in children.


Why and when of tonsillectomy.

Why and when of tonsillectomy.


Army medical research.

Army medical research.


Chemotherapeutic management of emotional problems in children.


Unexploited ocean resources.

Unexploited ocean resources.


Electrophoretic separation of serum lipoprotein; some observations on preservation of serum and on physiological variations.


The surgical treatment of chronic pancreatitis.


Recommendation of a superior mouth guard for intramural sports.


Management of respiratory problems encountered in trauma.


A complementary aspect of medical care.

A complementary aspect of medical care.


Medical supply and property accountability.


Direct and indirect tissue biopsy methods; a progress report.


Pulmonary function tests: practical applications and limitations in general practice.


Tracer studies in medical diagnosis.

Tracer studies in medical diagnosis.


Current concepts in electrocardiography: a critique of the unipolar approach to interpretation.


Clinical examination of the heart.

Clinical examination of the heart.


Dizziness and vertigo: diagnosis and treatment.


Pain in the chest.

Pain in the chest.


Cough, dyspnea and stridor.

Cough, dyspnea and stridor.


Backache; differential diagnosis.

Backache; differential diagnosis.


Abdominal pain.

Abdominal pain.


Roentgenologic findings in acute diseases in the abdomen.


Hematemesis and melena.

Hematemesis and melena.


Jaundice; its differential diagnosis.

Jaundice; its differential diagnosis.


The edematous patient.

The edematous patient.


Splenomegaly; a problem in differential diagnosis.


Failure of urinary secretion.

Failure of urinary secretion.


The diagnosis of virus infection.

The diagnosis of virus infection.


Current diagnosis of systemic arterial hypertension.


The neuroses in general practice.

The neuroses in general practice.


Periodic examination of well patients.

Periodic examination of well patients.


Electroencephalographic evidence of personality changes produced by ataraxic drugs in mentally disturbed patients.


Largactil, ritalin and meratran in the treatment of endogenous psychotic depression.


Outline of early radioiodine uptake tests for the assay of thyroid function.


The action of leuchaemic cells on neutral fat.


Manic-depressive psychosis following head injury.


THE TROUBLESOME Staphylococcus.

THE TROUBLESOME Staphylococcus.


Adrenocortical hormone treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis.


An epidemic exanthem associated with polyarthritis in the Murray valley, 1956.


Some epidemiological and laboratory observations on an epidemic rash and polyarthritis occurring in the upper Murray region of South Australia.


The Murray valley rash.

The Murray valley rash.


Congenital recto-vaginal fistula in an adolescent.


Hormonal therapy and the significance of the pregnanediol excretion test in recurrent abortion.


Intrathoracic goitre: its prevalence in Sydney metropolitan mass radiography surveys.


A non-directive method of group psychotherapy.


Psychiatric aspects of childhood epilepsy.


The nature of the allergic reaction in the mammalia.


George Edward Twynam (1856-1941), of Sydney: decompression disease of bone.


Alcohol and fatal traffic accidents.

Alcohol and fatal traffic accidents.


The problems of the inguinal hernia.

The problems of the inguinal hernia.


Dr. Bellamy of Papua. I.

Dr. Bellamy of Papua. I.


Severe acute dilatation of the stomach (gastro-succorrhoea).


Death from aplastic anaemia following methyl thiouracil therapy.


Medical services: today and tomorrow.

Medical services: today and tomorrow.


Clinical value of bone marrow examination.


INFANTS born of diabetic and prediabetic mothers.