Heredity in ankylosing spondylitis.

Heredity in ankylosing spondylitis.


17-Ketosteroid excretion in men with gout.


Hyperglobulinaemia in rheumatoid arthritis; its relationship with disease activity and its changes under adrenocortical treatment.


Capillary resistance in rheumatoid arthritis.


Experimental polyarthritis in rats injected with a tumour exudate.


Ocular presentations of Still's disease and their treatment: iridocyclitis in Still's disease: its complications and treatment.


Treatment of exophthalmos as viewed by the ophthalmologist.


Anterior surgical approaches to the spine.


Treatment of aneurysms.

Treatment of aneurysms.


Femoral hernia.

Femoral hernia.


The influence of shock without clinical renal failure on renal function.


Improved management of clinical hypothermia based upon related biochemical studies.


Acute hypocalcemia in surgical patients.


The effect of nutrition on nitrogen metabolism in the surgical patient.


Clinical and experimental observations of the occurrence and fate of tumor cells in the blood stream.


Selective inductive heating of lymph nodes.


The prophylactic treatment of cancer at the time of operation.


Regurgitation cholecystitis and cholelithiasis.


Obstructive anomalies of the iliac vein associated with growth shortening in the ipsilateral extremity.


Gastric ulcer following esophagogastric anastomosis for carcinoma of the esophagus or gastric cardia.


Results of operations of the Whipple type in pancreaticoduodenal carcinoma.


Splenectomy in the treatment of hypoplasia of the bone marrow; with a report of twelve cases.


Experimental portal hypertension.

Experimental portal hypertension.


Alterations in the pancreatic resistance to bile in the pathogenesis of acute pancreatitis.


An investigation of the relationship between portal venous pressure and inferior vena caval and portal venous oxygen saturations.


The absorption of ascitic fluid by means of ileo-entectropy in patients with advanced cirrhosis.


Follow up on 200 patients treated for Hirschsprung's disease during a ten-year period.


The seasonal density of populations of Bulinus (Physopsis) globosus and B. forskalii in natural habitats in Ghana.


Some immunological properties of dengue virus cultivated in tissue culture.


Mass vaccination against yellow fever by scarification with 17D strain vaccine.


The action on fish of several chlorinated hydrocarbons when used as larvicides.


Studies on filariasis in Malaya: the periodicity of the microfilariae of Wuchereria malayi.


Studies on filariasis in Malaya: observations on the development of Wuchereria malayi in Mansonia (Mansonioides) longipalpis.


Studies on filariasis in Malaya: notes on the breeding of Mansonia (Mansonioides) mosquitoes in the laboratory.


The polymorphism of Trypanosoma brucei and T. rhodesiense, its relation to relapses and remissions of infections in white rats, and the effect of cortisone.


On a new gordiid worm, Pseudogordius tanganyikae gen. et sp. nov., parasitic in man.


Redescription of some cestodes from marsupials. I. Taeniidae.


Redescription of some cestodes from marsupials. II. Davaineidae, Hymenolepididae and Anoplocephalidae.


Aspects of the structure, biology and study of Simulium damnosum.


Antibody production in diabetic rabbits after infection with tubercle bacillus, as measured by proteins and lipids of the tubercle bacillus.


Influence of cortisone on the serological response in tuberculous rabbit.


Electrophoretic study of somatic proteins of human tubercle bacillus.


Comparison between serological activities of protein fractions obtained from bacterial cells and culture filtrate of human tubercle bacillus.


Agar diffusion precipitation with tubercular antigens of somatic origin.


On antigenic activities of aqueous extract of mechanically disintegrated Spirochaeta pallida.


[Determination of urinary estrogens].

[Determination of urinary estrogens].


[Critical study of the value of 17-ketosteroid determination in testicular disorders].


Finer morphology of microorganisms.

Finer morphology of microorganisms.


Colicins.

Colicins.


Variations in animal viruses.

Variations in animal viruses.


Review of the microbiological and immunological literature published in 1956 in the U.S.S.R.


Prediction of plant disease epidemics.

Prediction of plant disease epidemics.


Some problems in plant virus studies.

Some problems in plant virus studies.


Soil microbiology.

Soil microbiology.


Serological identification of plant viruses and serological diagnosis of virus diseases of plants.


Microbial diseases of insects.

Microbial diseases of insects.


Oral microbiology.

Oral microbiology.


Nongenetic effects of radiation on microorganisms.


Nutrition of bacteria and fungi.

Nutrition of bacteria and fungi.


Metabolism of carbohydrates and related compounds.


Nitrogen metabolism; with special reference to the synthesis of proteins and nucleic acids.


Acetic acid bacteria.

Acetic acid bacteria.


Antibodies against enzymes.

Antibodies against enzymes.


Chemotherapy of viral and rickettsial diseases.


Bacterial genetics.

Bacterial genetics.


The homograft reaction.

The homograft reaction.


Genetics of the protozoa.

Genetics of the protozoa.


Use of tissue cultures in virus research.


The effect of probenecid on pyrazinamide blood levels and pyrazinamide-induced hyperuricemia.


Treatment of cutaneous problems with a carbolated medication.


Use of oleandomycin-tetracycline (signemycin) for acne.


Treatment of hypertension using reserpine combined with a new analeptic agent, methyl-phenidylacetate hydrochloride; limitations of usefulness.


Novobiocin in the treatment of acute gonorrhea.


Laboratory and clinical observations on the renal response to promethazine (phenergan).


Enhancement of blood concentrations following oral administration of tetracycline and chlortetracycline with citric acid.


Absorption of tetracycline in human beings as affected by certain exciplents.


The effects of various substances on the absorption of tetracycline in rats.


Treatment of soft-tissue infections.

Treatment of soft-tissue infections.


Effect of streptomycin on organisms surviving the action of penicillin.


Pathogenicity of Corynebacterium belfanti for the chick embryo.


Virus pneumonia (snuffling disease) in laboratory rats and wild rats due to an agent probably related to grey lung virus of mice.


Three new yeasts.

Three new yeasts.


A new Salmonella type (S. angola).

A new Salmonella type (S. angola).


The application of a protein fraction derived from Treponema pallidum (Reiter strain) as an antigen in the serodiagnosis of syphilis.


The occurrence of Salmonella among animals in Aruba (Netherlands Antilles).


The enumeration of proteolytic bacteria in foods.


Factors affecting the initiation of respiration of Streptococcus lactis.


Evaluation of the chick as a test animal in the assay of diphtheria toxoids.


Combined irradiation-heat processing of canned foods. I. Cooked ground beef inoculated with Clostridium botulinum spores.


Studies in the recovery of viable cells of freeze-dried Serratia marcescens.


Experimental control of citrus fruit decay with 1-piperidino-2-phenyl-3-butanone hydrochloride.


Microbiology of frozen orange concentrate. IV. Further studies of Enterococci in frozen orange concentrate.


Isolation of members of the genus Salmonella by membrane filter procedures.


Studies on the aerobic propagation of Serratia marcescens.


Oxygen absorption rates in laboratory and pilot plant equipment.


A study of the fungal flora of spoiled chlortetracycline treated chicken meat.


Studies on continuous sampling of Serratia marcescens using a slit sampler.


A continuous freeze drier for laboratory studies.


Antibiotics in poultry meat preservation: development of resistance among spoilage organisms.


The influence of drying conditions on survival of Serratia marcescens.


Stimulation of streptomycin production by a series of synthetic organic compounds.


[On the subject: Malignancy development in myogenic ossification tumors].


[Perinatal infant mortality].

[Perinatal infant mortality].


[Perinatal mortility at the Universitäts-Frauenklinik Graz 1946-1956].


[One year of psychophysical obstetrics at the Universitäts-Frauenklinik].


[Attitude of the histologist to diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy by the abrasion material].


[Clinical picture of essential pulmonary hemosiderosis].


Intestinal sterols. IV. delta 7-Coprostenol.


Properties of dextrans isolated from whole cultures at various stages of incubation.


The vitamin B6 derivatives structurally analogous to thiamine and their biological activity.


Amino acid activation in hog pancreas.

Amino acid activation in hog pancreas.


The competitive inhibition of hyaluronidase.


The influence of manganese and phosphate on delayed light emission, fluorescence, photo-reduction and photosynthesis in algae.


Sedimentation behavior of horse carbon monoxide hemoglobin at low pH in the presence of mercaptoethanol and urea.


C1402 Excretion after the intravenous administration of albumin-bound palmitate-1-C14 to intact rats.


A histamine metabolizing enzyme system of mouse liver.


The effects of 6-mercaptopurine on Lactobacillus casei.


The nucleic acid content of chloroplasts isolated from spinach and tobacco leaves.


Application of antigen-antibody reactions on supporting media for the purification of proteins. II. The removal of a subtilisin-like enzyme from carboxypeptidase preparations by antisubtilism in cellulose.


Application of antigen-antibody reactions on supporting media to the purification of proteins. I. A model system using bovine serum albumin and bovine of-globulin.


The enzymic oxidation of chlorogenic and caffeic acids in the presence of nornicotine.


Enzyme levels in the growing and spontaneously regressing Flexner-Jobling carcinoma. II. ATPase and glycolysis.


The availability of lysine from Torula yeast.


The influence of protein on heterogeneity of DNA.


The effect of phosphorus deficiency on the free amino acids of alfalfa.


3-Hydroxybenzidine, a metabolite of benzidine.


The inhibition of serine metabolism in Leuconostoc mesenteroides P-60. I. Microbiological activity of D- and L-penicillamine.


The effect of temperature on ammonia assimilation in a Mycobacterium.


Studies on the metabolism of amino acids and related compounds in vivo. VII. Ammonia toxicity in partially hepatectomized rats and the effect of L-arginine, HCI thereon.


The metabolism of methylhistidine compounds in animals.


Tryptic digestion of native and chemically modified alpha-lactalbumin.


Utilization of tripeptides.

Utilization of tripeptides.


A color test for 5-keto-aldonic acids on paper chromatograms.


The transitional pH's and equivalent combining weights of lysozyme, cytochrome c, alpha-lactalbumin and mouse milk casein in their reactions with salmine.


Studies on an interaction among serum protein, materials containing intrinsic factor and vitamin B12.


Some further investigations on chloroplast TPNH diaphorase.


Reduction of low-potential compounds by illuminated leaf homogenate and chloroplasts.


Theory of isomerization equilibrium in electrophoresis. I.


The reduction of methylene blue catalyzed by the turnip peroxidase.


Acid hydrolysis of dibenzoyl-L-lysine anilide without racemization.


The effect of certain sulfur compounds on the myosin B-ATP system.


The binding of bivalent metals by deoxyribonucleic and ribonucleic acids.


Lethal effect of visible light on a mutant strain of haploid yeast. I. General dependencies.


Lethal effect of visible light on a mutant strain of haploid yeast. II. Absorption and action spectra.


Immunochemical studies on some acetylated proteins; acetylated rabbit serum albumin, an antigen in rabbits.


Studies on the cold-insoluble fraction of the water-extractable soybean proteins. I. Polymerization of the 11 S component through reactions of sulfhydryl groups to form disulfide bonds.


Studies of lipide synthesis in cell-free yeast extracts.


Microbial degradation of the tobacco alkaloids, and some related compounds.


Lipoic acid as a growth stimulant for Streptococcus faecalis in the presence of limiting quantities of isoleucine and valine.


Factors influencing susceptibility of fibrin and fibrinogen to proteolysis by fibrinolysin.


Metabolism of serum proteins. I. Albumin labeled with valine-1-C14 and methionine-S35.


The effect of total-body irradiation on catabolism of urea in the rat.


Sedimentation behavior of bovine plasma albumin as a function of urea concentration and pH.


Sedimentation and optical rotation behavior of bovine plasma albumin at low pH in the presence of various anions; effect of charge on molecular expansion.


A physicochemical study of peanut protein in urea solutions.


Intestinal sterols. V. Reduction of sterols by intestinal microorganisms.


Colorimetric determination of meprobamate in biological fluids.


Pelargonaldehyde as an endogenous germination stimulator of wheat rust spores.


Polyunsaturated fatty acid composition of cholesterol esters in rat liver and plasma.


Influence of sulfhydryl compounds on the equilibrium of the alcohol dehydrogenase reaction.


Vitamin B12 and protein biosynthesis. III. The B12-complex nature of the incorporation enzyme present in cell supernatant.


Reversible splitting of human myoglobin; physico-chemical properties and oxygen equilibrium of reconstituted proto- and deuteromyoglobin.


Effect of the optical isomers of some sympathomimetic amines on the guinea pig bronchioles.


A method for measurement of analgesic activity on inflamed tissue.


The assay of glucagon on isolated liver slices.


Some psychological factors governing the effects of cerebral depressants upon learned behavior.


Relation between duration of hypoprothrombinemia with dicumarol and the level of the drug in the liver.


Accumulation of silver in the gills of Potamon perlatus (M. Edw.) in relation to osmoregulation.


Participation of the adrenals in the effect of various hormones upon experimental osteolathyrism.


On the relation between the activating and the recruiting systems.


Acetate and propionate as precursors of amino-acids in milk proteins of the perfused cow's udder.


The effect of alloxan in animals with atrophied acinous tissue of pancreas following ligature of the main duct.


Toxicity of artificially circulated heparinised blood on the kidney.


The action of the gonadotrophic hormone on the ovarian cholesterol content of the mature rat.


Measurements of blood flow and heat production in the splanchnic area.


Acute sympathectomy and vascular responses to ischaemia in skeletal muscle.


Diagnosis of the mold form of chronic rheumatic heart disease in children and young adults.


Staphylococcus albus and systemic sensitization.


Studies on normal serum alkaline phosphatase in Egyptian infants and children.


Myotonia dystrophica; report of four cases with post-mortem findings in three.


Contractures in chronic neurologic disease.


Concept of motivation in physical medicine.


Rapid measurement of the tension of carbon dioxide in blood.


Child care testing in functional training.


Clinical note: shoulder support for the hemiplegic upper extremity.


Pneumatic pulsatile mobilization: a possible method of motor rehabilitation in the pharynx area.


Physiology of skeletal muscular circulation: a review.


Electromyography in disc disease.

Electromyography in disc disease.


Communication problems in medicine.

Communication problems in medicine.


[Disorders of lipid resorption & distribution following ingestion of diets rich in unsaturated free fatty acids & high in cholesterol; protective effect of choline in relation to the toxic effect of these diets].


[Royal jelly and its applications in therapy].


[Biochemical studies of the normal human liver: early results of quantitative chromatographic determination of free amino acids and related compounds].


[Variations in colpocytological formula & index after administration of ACTH in women during the amenorrhea of natural & surgical menopause].


[Observations on the structure of cerebellar nuclei in cerebellums with chronic circumscribed, superficial or deep lesions].


[Suppurated meningococcal meningitis with the cerebellar syndrome].


Notes on the history of clinical thermometry.


The diagnosis and treatment of the great simulator, infectious mononucleosis.


The treatment of scorpion sting.

The treatment of scorpion sting.


Life insurance as applied to the physician.


How fixed fee schedules result in government controlled medicine.


[Urinary corticoid excretion in guinea pigs].


The challenge of North Queensland fevers.


An epidemic of primary atypical pneumonia in North Queensland.


Studies of platelet function as a guide to the severity of thrombocytopenic purpura and the possible mechanism of purpura and haemorrhage.


The histology of generalized pulmonary emphysema. II. Diffuse emphysema.


A comparison of the early metabolic effects of tri-iodothyronine and hydrocortisone in man.


Observations on the nature of hormone-induced eosinopenia.


Glycogen storage disease with unusual renal lesions; report of a case with autopsy and enzyme studies.


Haemoglobin as a source of iron in nutrition; some in-vitro experiments.


Haemoglobin as a source of iron in nutrition: the absorption of iron from Fe59-labelled haemoglobin by rats.


Primary aldosteronism.

Primary aldosteronism.


Onchocerciasis: a review of five cases treated in Britain with diethylcarbamazine.


Tissue dose in dermatological x-ray therapy.


The natural habitat of Cladosporium carrionii, a cause of chromoblastomycosis in man.


Pseudo-xanthoma elasticum.

Pseudo-xanthoma elasticum.


After-care of skin cancer.

After-care of skin cancer.


Connective tissue naevus.

Connective tissue naevus.


Salmonella bacteriophages. 6. Some heat-resistant phages.


Comparison of blood clotting in marsupials and man.


Reversion to virulence in an influenza virus mutant.


Cardiac metabolism: ionic changes; influence of calcium ions, 9afluorohydrocortisone and cardiac glycosides on the isolated toad heart.


The spasmolytic actions of some synthetic compounds related to papaverine.


The effects on blood sugar and ketone bodies of butyrate, acetate and beta-OH butyrate infused into sheep.


Some aspects of the pharmacology of 5-phenylthiazolidine-2: 4-dione (2:4-dihydroxy-5-phenylthiazole).


The determination of vitamin B12-activity in the organs and excreta of sheep. 5. The effect of cobalt deficiency on the vitamin B12 content of the blood plasma.


The effect of copper on the response to vitamin B12 and methionine of a mutant strain of Escherichia coli: a modification of the basal medium.


Changes in serum lipids and in aortic atherosclerosis following toluidine blue and heparin administration to cholesterol fed rabbits.


The determination of vitamin B12-activity in the organs and excreta of sheep. 6. Vitamin B12-activity in portal blood.


The effects of adrenal insufficiency and overdosage with DOCA on bilaterally adrenalectomized sheep.


The detection of Murray Valley encephalitis antibodies in hens'eggs.


Propagation in tissue culture of the virus of infectious laryngotracheitis of fowls.


The blood pressure of sheep.

The blood pressure of sheep.


Studies on intermediary iron metabolism. XI. The source of iron in the regenerated liver of the rat after hepatectomy.


Tissue metabolism during posterior regeneration in the earthworm.


Pain-producing substances from the stinging bush Laportea moroides.


Observations, using new methods, of the effects of neck compression on water-diuresis in rats.


Chlorothiazide: a new type of drug for the treatment of arterial hypertension.


Some observations on presidential illnesses.


Viruses, genes, and cells.

Viruses, genes, and cells.


Bacterial permeases.

Bacterial permeases.


Contributions of studies on the beta-galactosidase of Escherichia coli to our understanding of enzyme synthesis.


The thiobacilli.

The thiobacilli.


Nystagmus; review of the literature in 1946-1954.


The nature of endocrine exophthalmos.

The nature of endocrine exophthalmos.


The biochemistry of the eye; 1946-1956.

The biochemistry of the eye; 1946-1956.


The experimental basis of BCG vaccination.


Clinical considerations in vaccination against tuberculosis.


Freeze-dried BCG vaccine.

Freeze-dried BCG vaccine.


The vole bacillus vaccine.

The vole bacillus vaccine.


Modified methods of culturing and preparation of BCG vaccine.


The intracutaneous and percutaneous application of BCG.


The oral application of BCG.

The oral application of BCG.


The status of BCG vaccination in the United States and Canada.


BCG vaccination in France and in North-Africa; organization; complications.


Assessment of the first results of the Medical Research Council's trial of tuberculosis vaccines in adolescents in Great Britain.


Mass vaccination under postwar conditions in Japan.


The problem of primary tuberculosis occurring during the first months following BCG vaccination.


Vaccinotherapy with BCG.

Vaccinotherapy with BCG.


The safety record of BCG vaccination and untoward reactions observed after vaccination.


A summary of the views opposing BCG.

A summary of the views opposing BCG.


Prophylactic chemotherapy.

Prophylactic chemotherapy.


[16-3H]Progesterone metabolism in advanced pregnancy and in oophorectomized-hysterectomized women.


The determination of ketone bodies.

The determination of ketone bodies.


The metabolism of thyroid hormones. 2. Detection of thyroxine and tri-iodothyronine in human plasma.


The mechanism of action of mercurial preparations on transport processes and the role of thiol groups in the cell membrane of renal tubular cells.


[Pteridium aquilinum (L.) Kuhn].

[Pteridium aquilinum (L.) Kuhn].


The effect of nitrogen mustards on the incorporation of amino acids into protein by Staphylococcus aureus.


Tissue components of the domestic fowl. 2. Blood urea.


Some physicochemical properties of human fibrinogen.


Preparation and characterization of the isomaltodextrins.


The determination of 10-100 wmg. quantities of hexosamine.


South African pilchard oil. 6. The isolation and structure of a docosahexaenoic acid from South African pilchard oil.


The fluorimetric estimation of adrenaline and noradrenaline in plasma.


Physiological studies on acid metabolism. 4. Phosphoenolpyruvic carboxylase activity in extracts of Crassulacean plants.


Physiological studies on acid metabolism. 5. Effects of carbon dioxide concentration on phosphoenolpyruvic carboxylase activity.


The amino acid composition of amphibian, reptile and avian gelatins.


The metabolism in vitro of tissue slices from rats given triethyltin compounds.


Trace elements in human tissue. 1. A semi-quantitative spectrographic survey.


Trace elements in human tissue. 2. Estimation of the concentrations of stable strontium and barium in human bone.


Some chemical components of mitochondria and microsomes from germinating castor beans.


Mitochondria in the endosperm of the germinating castor bean; a developmental study.


Side reactions in the deoxygenation of dilute oxyhaemoglobin solutions by sodium dithionite.


Spectrokinetic studies of the reaction of hydrogen peroxide with haemoglobin in dithionite solutions.


The fractionation of urinary iodine. 1. Method of analysis.


The fractionation of urinary iodine. 2. Metabolites excreted during treatment of carcinoma of the thyroid.


Preparation and properties of highly purified diaphorase.


Studies in the biochemistry of micro-organisms. 102. Quadrilineatin (1:2-diformyl-5-hydroxy-3-methoxy-4-methylbenzene), a metabolic product of Aspergillus quadrilineatus Thom & Raper.


Anti-fungal tests on quadrilineatin.

Anti-fungal tests on quadrilineatin.


The flame-spectrophotometric determination of calcium in biological fluids and an isotopic analysis of the errors in the Kramer-Tisdall procedure.


A semi-microrespirometer.

A semi-microrespirometer.


Acidic peptides of the lens. 2. The use of ion-exchange resins as molecular sieves.


The biosynthesis of penicillin. 6. A study of the mechanism of the formation of the thiazolidine-beta-lactam rings, using tritium-labelled cystine.


Some spontaneous reactions of 00-dimethyl S-ethylthioethyl phosphorothiolate and related compounds in water and on storage, and their effects on the toxicological properties of the compounds.


The reactivation of cholinesterase after Inhibition in vivo by some dimethyl phosphate esters.


Aspects of vitamin A deficiency in the rat.


Vitamin A deficiency in the domestic fowl.


Vitamin A deficiency in the rat, with and without added dietary cholesterol.


Unsaponifiable constituents of kidney in various species.


Cholesterol and liver vitamin A in male and female rats.


Enzymic oxidation of catechin to a polymer structurally related to some phlobatannins.


The characteristics of hexokinase from Locusta migratoria muscle.


The hexose specificity of hexokinase in brain from various species.


The identification of aldoheptose sugars.


Heterogeneity of normal adult human haemoglobin.


Determination of creatine in biological fluids.


The biochemistry of aromatic amines. 4. O-glucosiduronic acid derivatives of 2-naphthylamine.


The synthesis of fluorocitric acid and its inhibition in acetate.


Hormones and liver cytoplasm. 4. Ribonucleotides, ribonucleic acid synthesis and protein synthesis after adrenalectomy.


The formation of glycine and serine; the influence of the administration of glycine, DL-serine and other compounds on levels of tissue glycine and serine.


Determination of manganese in tissue extracts by means of formaldoxime.


Application of the carbazole reaction to the estimation of glucuronic acid and flucose in some acidic polysaccharides and in urine.


Latent phenolase in extracts of broad-bean (Vicia faba L.) leaves. I. Activation by acid and alkali.


Sterol metabolism. 3. The distribution and transport of sterols across the intestinal mucosa of the guinea pig.


The mechanism of the irreversible inhibition of rat-liver monoamine oxidase by iproniazid (marsilid).


Comparative studies of bile salts. 10. Bile salts of the King penguin, Aptenodites patagonica.


The effect of sheep-rumen contents on unsaturated fatty acids.


The ninhydrin reaction and its analytical applications.


Blood lipids. 1. Plasma lipids of the lactating cow: chromatography on silicic acid.


Quantum efficiency determinations on components of the bacterial luminescence system.


Blood lipids. 2. Plasma lipids of the lactating cow: fatty acid composition of the sterol esters and triglycerides.


The structure of turnip yellow mosaic virus; x-ray diffraction studies.


Cellular destruction and protein breakdown induced by exposure to x-rays. II. Further studies using the concept of the dynamic glycine pool.


Dual sedimentation of T2 bacteriophage of Escherichia coll.


The electron microscopy of ferritin crystals.


Some cytochemical characteristics of a phosphorylating digitonin preparation of mitochondria.


Light and heat in the bleaching of chloroplastin Euglena.


On the possibility of long distance energy transfer by resonance in biology.


The use of metabolic pools of purine compounds for nucleic acid synthesis in yeast.


Studies on the mechanism of fatty acid synthesis. IV. Biosynthesis of long-chain fatty acids in a reconstructed system of soluble enzymes from chicken liver.


Temperature coefficients of the sodium transport system of isolated frog skin.


Terminal oxidases of Micrococcus denitrificans.


Immunochemical studies of the kinetics of monomerization of serum albumin mercury dimer.


The respiratory enzyme systems of Azotobacter vinelandii.


The mechanism of the reaction between cystine in keratin and sulphite/bisulphite solutions at 50 degrees C. I.


Photochemistry of cytosine nucleosides and nucleotides.


Hydrolytic enzyme models. I. Effect of neighboring carboxyl on the reactivity of ester and anilide groups.


Mitochondrial respiratory control and phosphorylative activities in a magnesium-free medium.


The absorption of amino acids by twin loops of rat intestine.


Histamine and its derivatives in human urine.


Studies on a haemosensitin from Mycobacterium tuberculosis in zone electrophoresis.


The amperometric titration of sulfhydryl groups with silver nitrate.


Reversed phase paper chromatography and detection of steroids of the cholesterol class.


A new guanosine nucleotide from brewer's yeast.


On the biosynthesis of L-fucose by Aerobacter aerogenes.


3-Methoxy-4-hydroxy-D-mandelic acid, a urinary metabolite of norepinephrine.


The inertness of the ammonium salt of N-acetyl-L-cysteic acid carboxamide in systems containing alpha-chymotrypsin.


Purification of liver monophosphoinositide.


The solubility of proteins in the presence of carbon dioxide.


Swelling of mitochondria isolated from different tissues.


A simple method for observing refractive index gradients in liquids.


An x-ray study of crystalline cytochrome c.


The purification and properties of hydropyrimidine dehydrogenase.


The formation of disulphides during hydrolysis of proteins containing oxidised thioether groups.


Participation: of phenylacetyl-adenylate in the enzymic synthesis of phenylacetylglutamine.


Killing of E. coli B by phage-free T2 lysates.


The enzymic synthesis of cellulose by Acetobacter xylinum.


The effect of arginylpeptides on the clotting of fibrinogen with thrombin.


Vitamin K1 and oxidative phosphorylation.


The role of 3:4-dihydroxytoluene, sulfhydryl groups, and cresolase during melanin formation in a slime mold.


Regulation of the uptake of glucose by the isolated rat diaphragm.


Evidence for an intermediate stage in the process of amino acid incorporation into hen oviduct proteins.


The role of cytidine nucleotides in the formation of inositol-containing lipid.


Pathways involved in cytochrome c reduction in Mycobacterium phlei.


The role of vitamin K1 in coupled oxidative phosphorylation.


Purification of a serum protein required by a mammaliàn cell in tissue culture.


An enzymically catalyzed incorporation of amines into proteins.


A natural guanine-containing analogue of vitamin B12.


[Prospects of chemotherapy of virus diseases and the genesis of proteins].


Mast cell leukemia? Malignant mastocytosis with leukemia-like manifestations.


Specific and cross-reacting antibodies in ABO heterospecific twin pregnancy.


Paroxysmal cold hemoglobinuria with positive treponema immobilization test, report of case.


Mixed agglutination of leukocytes and erythrocytes in relation to studies on leukocyte antigens.


Syndrome of hypogammaglobulinemia, splenomegaly and hypersplenism.


A possible new thromboplastin deficiency occurring in five siblings.


Leukocyte antibodies in human sera and in immune rabbit sera.


The effect of inflammation on the utilization of erythrocyte and transferrin bound radioiron for red cell production.


Physicochemical properties of circulating red blood cells of lethally x-irradiated mice treated with rat bone marrow.


Studies of plasma erythropoietic factor in anemic human patients.


The Lutheran blood groups: a second example of anti-Lu b and three further examples of anti-Lu a.


The postnatal synthesis of fetal hemoglobin. I. Some studies in newborn goats using radioactive Fe59 and glycine-2-C14.


Unique sequence of pernicious anemia, polycythemia, and acute leukemia.


The behavior, as regards shape and volume, of human red cell ghosts in fresh and in stored blood.


Studies on blood proteins in healthy Puerto Rican adults and in various animals species; a plea for standardization of paper electrophoresis; the biuret-albumin equivalent conversion factor.


Abnormal hemoglobins among Puerto Ricans.


Chlorpromazine jaundice.

Chlorpromazine jaundice.


[Biliary peritonitis without perforation; filtrating choledochitis; distensive injury as the immediate therapeutic objective in acute pathology of the bile ducts].


[Risser's localized corset; early ambulation].


[Anesthesiology & eye surgery].

[Anesthesiology & eye surgery].


[Basal metabolism in anesthesia; clinical experiences].


Rathke-pouch tumours.

Rathke-pouch tumours.


Symmetrical calcification of the basal ganglia with familial ataxia and pigmentary macular degeneration.


Arthrogryposis multiplex due to congenital muscular dystrophy.


A further study of visual-spatial agnosia.


The phosphorus metabolism of gliomas: a study with radioactive isotopes.


Is there a pyramidal tract.

Is there a pyramidal tract.


Brain mechanisms and logic.

Brain mechanisms and logic.


Sir Charles Sherrington, poet and philosopher.


WILLIAM HARVEY: April 1, 1578-June 3, 1657.


Dogma and experiment in Harvey's time.

Dogma and experiment in Harvey's time.


Pulmonary hypertension in mitral stenosis.


Relation of the first and second heart sounds to events in the cardiac cycle.


Heart sounds and intracardiac pressures in mitral stenosis.


The size of the left atrium in conditions other than mitral valve disease.


Lipoproteins in coronary artery disease.


A whole blood oximeter.

A whole blood oximeter.


The mechanism of the pulsus bisferiens.

The mechanism of the pulsus bisferiens.


The Valsalva manoeuvre in aortic valve disease.


Pulmonary ossification with cardiac calcification in mitral valve disease.


Myocardial fibrosis and calcareous emboli in valvular heart disease.


Aneurysm of the mitral valve in subacute bacterial endocarditis.


Life expectation of patients with mitral stenosis with and without operation.


Haemodynamic effects of squatting during repose.


Haemodynamic effects of squatting during recovery from exertion.


Longevity in patients ductus arteriosus.


The Wenckebach phenomenon associated with sialorrhoea.


Some current views on the aetiology of coronary artery disease.


Hypothermia in the newborn: body temperatures following anaesthesia.


Surface cooling; a new method.

Surface cooling; a new method.


A temperature controlled cabinet operating table for safe hypothermia.


Anaesthesia for adenotonsillectomy; a critical approach.


Controlled respiration in neurosurgery.

Controlled respiration in neurosurgery.


Convulsion during ether anaesthesia; a case report.


The use of an inflatable cuirass in endoscopy.


On chloroform and other anaesthetics: their action and administration.


The noninflammability of fluothane.

The noninflammability of fluothane.


Abnormal responses to barbiturates.

Abnormal responses to barbiturates.


Bronchography under ether.

Bronchography under ether.


Some chemical and physical factors in the development of fluothane.


On chloroform and other anaesthetics; their action and administration.


The barbiturates: chemical constitution and nomenclature.


The eye in infectious fevers.

The eye in infectious fevers.


The estimation of renal function.

The estimation of renal function.


The assessment and management of the hypertensive state.


Renal calculus.

Renal calculus.


Aortography in relation to urography.

Aortography in relation to urography.


The problem of renal tuberculosis.

The problem of renal tuberculosis.


Medicine in Belgium.

Medicine in Belgium.


Orthopaedics.

Orthopaedics.


The role of the doctor in an industrial community.


Demonstrations in pathology; the central nervous system.


Amoebiasis and amoebic dysentery.

Amoebiasis and amoebic dysentery.


Hirschsprung's disease.

Hirschsprung's disease.


The diagnosis and investigation of obliterative vascular disease of the lower limb.


Phonocardiography and auscultation in children.


The use and abuse of antibiotics in dermatology.


Secondary glaucoma.

Secondary glaucoma.


The epidemiological significance of sewage bacteriology.


Demonstrations in pathology; the central nervous system. II.


Endocrine and metabolic disorders.

Endocrine and metabolic disorders.


Industrial medicine and general practitioner.


Herpes gestationis.

Herpes gestationis.


Favus generalisatus.

Favus generalisatus.


Experimental studies on the relative importance of concentration and duration of exposure to dust inhalation.


The effect of the use of calcined alumina in china biscuit placing on the health of the workman.


Air pollution in diesel bus garages.

Air pollution in diesel bus garages.


Observations on urinary cadmium and protein excretion in men exposed to cadmium oxide dust and fume.


An investigation into the acute respiratory reaction to the inhalation of tamarind seed preparations.


A review of 102 cases of beat conditions of the knee.


Chemical and histological post-mortem studies on a workman exposed for many years to cadmium oxide fume.


Absence and the physical conditions of work.


Ventilation of impermeable clothing: the effectiveness of the ambient atmosphere in ventilating coveralls worn in hot and humid conditions.


Experience of PULHEEMS in the 1952 Army intake.


Azo dyes and Heinz bodies.

Azo dyes and Heinz bodies.


The efficiency of various liquid impinger samplers in bacterial aerosols.


Some observations on the punctate keratides in Africa.


Third nerve regeneration; a clinical evaluation.


Plastic repair of conjunctiva with peritoneum transplantation.


Pre- and post-operative acetazoleamide (diamox) in glaucoma surgery.


The fixator.

The fixator.


Portable eye irrigation unit.

Portable eye irrigation unit.


The eye in general vascular disease: hypertension and arteriosclerosis.


Symbols of ocular dynamics.

Symbols of ocular dynamics.


Ultrasonics in the treatment of osteoarthritis, fibrositis and neuritis; an assessment of 1,323 cases.


The role of soft tissue lesions in low back pain.


Restorative activities in rehabilitation.


A postgraduate course in physical medicine and rehabilitation.


The athletic status of women; an analysis of a social phenomenon.


New apparatus: a spinal traction treatment table.


A survey of spinal traction.

A survey of spinal traction.


The geometry of vision.

The geometry of vision.


A critical analysis of bichromatic tests used in clinical refraction.


Levels of dark adaptation when driving at night.


Small errors of refraction.

Small errors of refraction.


A geometry of vision.

A geometry of vision.


The effects of spherical ametropia and astigmatism on visual acuity.


Research on streak retinoscopy.

Research on streak retinoscopy.


Visual perception as the resolution of stimulus equivalence.


Some clinical observations on the use of projection perimetry in the early recognition of retinal detachment.


Physiological diplopia and its significance in squint training.


Blood groups and susceptibility to disease: a review.


Nature of the determinants of rhesus isoimmunization.


Some aspects of growth with norms from birth to 18 years.


A note on the association between smoking and disease in men in the seventh decade.


Observations on routine medical examinations of university entrants in Northern Ireland.


Examination of the association between housing conditions and pulmonary tuberculosis in Glasgow.


The role of radiotherapy and surgery in the treatment of cancer of the breast.


Diagnostic pneumoperitoneum.

Diagnostic pneumoperitoneum.


Some physical aspects of relative biological efficiency.


The behaviour of contrast medium in the bronchial tree.


Dosage distribution in rotational cobalt 60 therapy; a simplified method of computation.


The evaluation of the dose to the thorax in rotational cobalt 60 therapy.


Gamma-ray protection on the theratron cobalt unit.


Submandibular infection by gas-forming organisms.


Effect of total body irradiation on iron metabolism in human bone marrow.


Radiological estimation of foetal maturity.


The mechanism of death following whole body radiation.


Radiology and the hormonal aspects of breast cancer.


Cerebrospinal irradiation for medulloblastoma.


Radiation dose to staff in medical x-ray departments.


The effect of oxygen on the radiosensitivity of growing bone in the tail of the mouse.


Miniature chest x rays on admission to hospital; an evaluation of a system.


Simple techniques to show the distribution of colloidal gold 198 in body cavities.


Umbilical gas indicating foetal death.

Umbilical gas indicating foetal death.


A chair for the measurement of thyroid activity with radioactive iodine.


A pantograph for body contours.

A pantograph for body contours.


Pneumoconiosis in foundry workers.

Pneumoconiosis in foundry workers.


An opener for radioisotope bottles of the British pattern.


The contribution of therapeutic procedures to an evaluation of dyspnoea in pulmonary emphysema.


Pleural neoplasms.

Pleural neoplasms.


Sarcoma of the lung: a report of three cases.


Spontaneous closure of large pulmonary bullae: a report on three cases.


An explosive outbreak of primary atypical pneumonia.


Return to work in respiratory tuberculosis.


Chronic pneumothorax in Marfan's syndrome.


Intelligence as a factor affecting the diagnosis of pulmonary tuberculosis.


The diagnosis of chronic pulmonary tuberculosis in children.


The response of sputum-positive tuberculosis in the coloured Jamaican to hospital treatment.


Corticosteroid and tuberculosis.

Corticosteroid and tuberculosis.


Carcinoma of the bronchus in a centenarian: report of a case.


The use of antrenyl in gastro-intestinal irritation due to PAS compounds.


The grading and staging of bladder tumours: the Institute of Urology classification.


Implantation of radioactive material into the pituitary for the control of prostatic cancer: an interim review.


The endoscopic treatment of bladder tumours.


Carcinoma of the bladder: the place of total cystectomy.


Principles of radiation therapy in bladder tumours.


Treatment of bladder cancer by megavoltage therapy.


Surgery and irradiation in the treatment of bladder cancer.


Dysgenesis of the seminiferous tubules.

Dysgenesis of the seminiferous tubules.


Perurethral prostatectomy: the use of the post-mortem prostate in training and research.


Early diagnosis and treatment of genito-urinary tuberculosis.


Lesions of the ureteric stump after nephrectomy.


The nephroplasty procedure in the treatment of hydronephrosis.


Rare renal tumours: with special reference to those occurring in children.


Urethroplasty: an assessment after seven years' experience.


Twenty years' experience with ureterosigmoidostomy.


Ileocystoplasty for the relief of bladder contracture.


The use of the x-ray image amplifier in renal tuberculosis.


Tabes dorsalis with special reference to primary optic atrophy.


Some unusual cases of neurosyphilis.

Some unusual cases of neurosyphilis.


Treatment of non-gonococcal urethritis from the point of view of cost and efficiency.


Gumma of the penis.

Gumma of the penis.


Progressive blindness due to posterior uveitis following antisyphilitic treatment for interstitial keratitis.


Sudomotor reaction in neurosyphilis.

Sudomotor reaction in neurosyphilis.


Side-effects of penicillin treatment.

Side-effects of penicillin treatment.


Streptomycin-resistant gonorrhoea in the female.


Present pattern of early syphilis in the Manchester region.


Novobiocin, spiramycin, and aminitrozole in the treatment of non-gonococcal urethritis.


Kinetics of the Treponema immobilization reaction under improved conditions.


Use of concentrated solution of lecithin in Kahn antigen.


The present status of prophylactic immunization against influenza.


The nature of cancer anaemia and its bearing on the immunological theory of cancer.


Malformation of ears as sign of malformation of genito-urinary tract.


Pachydermo-periostosis (idiopathic osteoarthropathy).


Two cases of alkaptonuria.

Two cases of alkaptonuria.


Paroxysmal auricular tachycardia with auriculoventricular block.


Iron-tolerance tests in differentiating between haemochromatosis and liver cirrhosis.


Highly raised serum vitamin B12 levels in obstructive hepatic necrosis.


Analgesic action of pethidine-levallorphan mixtures in man.


LORD NUFFIELD.

LORD NUFFIELD.


Fate of bile pigment in cholera.

Fate of bile pigment in cholera.


PATENT ductus arteriosus.

PATENT ductus arteriosus.


PHARMACOLOGY of salicylate.

PHARMACOLOGY of salicylate.


VITAMIN-D intoxication.

VITAMIN-D intoxication.


RESPIRATORY virus vaccines.

RESPIRATORY virus vaccines.


Hormones and behaviour pattern.

Hormones and behaviour pattern.


A study in cardiac prognosis.

A study in cardiac prognosis.


Endocrine activity in psychiatric patients with menstrual disorders.


Blood transfusion in obstetric haemorrhage with reference to value of estimations of blood volume.


Endografin as a medium for hysterosalpingography.


A new method of treating old ulcers of the legs.


Oesophageal obstruction and coma due to nodular goitre.


The results of chemotherapy in the treatment of tuberculous pleural effusions.


TESTOSTERONE therapy in dwarfism.

TESTOSTERONE therapy in dwarfism.


NUTRITION in Africa.

NUTRITION in Africa.


A new evacuant suppository; results in treatment of rectal dyschezia of chronic sick and geriatric patients.


PULMONARY complications of influenza.

PULMONARY complications of influenza.


DUCKS and D. N. A.

DUCKS and D. N. A.


SPORTS and world culture.

SPORTS and world culture.


An outbreak of acute infective encephalomyelitis in a residential home for nurses in 1956.


AN OUTBREAK of encephalomyelitis in the Royal Free Hospital Group, London, in 1955.


Urea, the forgotten diuretic.

Urea, the forgotten diuretic.


Accidental coal-gas poisoning; loss of sense of smell as a possible contributory factor with old people.


Essential hyperlipaemia and idiopathic hypercholesterolaemic xanthomatosis.


Further considerations on cerebrospinal fluid dynamics.


Severe post-operative thrombocytopenic purpura.


Arc-welders' lung.

Arc-welders' lung.


EPIDEMIC myalgic encephalomyelitis.

EPIDEMIC myalgic encephalomyelitis.


Fracture of neck of femur; survival and contralateral fracture.


SUBLIMINAL advertisement.

SUBLIMINAL advertisement.


WOUND healing.

WOUND healing.


PREVENTION and treatment of tetanus.

PREVENTION and treatment of tetanus.


ACHONDROPLASIA.

ACHONDROPLASIA.


BENIGN congenital hypotonia.

BENIGN congenital hypotonia.


EPIDEMIOLOGICAL method in medical and social research.


SIR JOHN HERBERT PARSONS.

SIR JOHN HERBERT PARSONS.


Infantile fundus lesions in relation to mental capacity.


Function of aldosterone in the metabolism of sodium and water in pregnancy.


Studies on aldosterone secretion in man.


Pancreatic islet adenomatosis with hypoglycaemic episodes.


Knock-knee in children.

Knock-knee in children.


Human liver metabolism.

Human liver metabolism.


Megaloblastic anaemia and vitamin-B12 deficiency after anticonvulsant therapy; report of two cases.


Encephalopathy during salicylate treatment of acute rheumatism.


An evaluation of the microspectrographic diagnosis of aplastic anaemia.


Clinical assessment of haemoglobin concentration.


Marasmus resulting from gastro-intestinal allergy.


EXPERIMENTAL mutations in plants.

EXPERIMENTAL mutations in plants.


B. C. G. VACCINATION in the U. S. A.

B. C. G. VACCINATION in the U. S. A.


PROBLEMS of acne.

PROBLEMS of acne.


ACCIDENT at Windscale.

ACCIDENT at Windscale.


Some effects of adrenal cortical steroids on intermediary metabolism.


The diagnosis of adrenal cortical dysfunction.


Maternal age and foetal oxygenation.

Maternal age and foetal oxygenation.


Respiratory and cardiac arrest during anaesthesia in children.


Measurement of gastro-intestinal bleeding using radioactive chromium.


The clinical applications of triiodothyronine.


Leukaemia, amyloidosis, and renal vein thrombosis in irradiated ankylosing spondylitis.


Enteropathogenic Escherichia coli serotypes: infection of newborn through mother.


Mongolism in a twin.

Mongolism in a twin.


MAN IN space.

MAN IN space.


STENOSIS of the sphincter of Oddi.

STENOSIS of the sphincter of Oddi.


TOXOPLASMIC uveitis and pyrimethamine.

TOXOPLASMIC uveitis and pyrimethamine.


Use and abuse of blood.

Use and abuse of blood.


Chlorpromazine jaundice.

Chlorpromazine jaundice.


CLIFFORD WHITE.

CLIFFORD WHITE.


Achalasia of the cricopharyngeus.

Achalasia of the cricopharyngeus.


G. W. BODEN.

G. W. BODEN.


Nerve repair in civil practice; results of treatment of median and ulnar nerve lesions.


Aspirin and diabetes mellitus.

Aspirin and diabetes mellitus.


Metabolism of 59Fe-dextran complex in human subjects.


Haemophilia-like disease due to an auto-antibody.


Chlorpromazine jaundice in a general hospital.


Chronic brucellosis in general practice.


Pregnancy after pneumonectomy for pulmonary tuberculosis.


Rheumatic heart disease complicating pregnancy; results of conservatism.


Prognosis of intermittent claudication.

Prognosis of intermittent claudication.


Splenic neutropenia in Felty's syndrome.


Infection of bone and joint by Salmonellae.


APHTHOUS ulceration of mouth.

APHTHOUS ulceration of mouth.


CHRONIC brucellosis.

CHRONIC brucellosis.


KNEE-JOINT injuries in miners.

KNEE-JOINT injuries in miners.


A series of 1,817 patients seen in a casualty department.


PREDNISOLONE in the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis: a controlled trial; a preliminary report by the Research Committee of the Tuberculosis Society of Scotland.


Enhancement of Mantoux reaction coincident with treatment with cortisone and prednisolone.


The binding of haemoglobin by plasma proteins (haptoglobins); its bearing on the renal threshold for haemoglobin and the aetiology of haemoglobinuria.


Some paediatric problems of Uganda.

Some paediatric problems of Uganda.


The natural history of polyarteritis.

The natural history of polyarteritis.


Neuro-psychiatric sequelae of lightning stroke.


A case of podophyllum poisoning with involvement of the nervous system.


Microsporum canis; an intensive outbreak.


Ankylosing spondylitis and chronic inflammatory lesions of the intestines.


Traumatic aneurysm treated by excision, and the effect of chlorpromazine.


BINDING of haemoglobin.

BINDING of haemoglobin.


ACCIDENT at Windscale.

ACCIDENT at Windscale.


MAN ON the moon.

MAN ON the moon.


LIGHTNING shock.

LIGHTNING shock.


OBSCURE abdominal pain.

OBSCURE abdominal pain.


RICHARD WARREN.

RICHARD WARREN.


E. L. PERRY.

E. L. PERRY.


Spontaneous recovery in long-term personality amnesia.


Gerty T. Cori.

Gerty T. Cori.


Thirty years' research on the control of cholera epidemics.


Respiratory symptoms, bronchitis, and ventilatory capacity in random sample of an agricultural population.


The advantages of glossopharyngeal breathing.


Spirographic studies in glossopharyngeal breathing.


SEROLOGICAL response of children to a third dose of poliomyelitis vaccine; a report to the Medical Research Council.


Unheralded pulmonary embolism.

Unheralded pulmonary embolism.


Combined prophylactics; variations in response, in children, to diphtheria toxoid produced by addition of tetanus toxoid and H. pertussis vaccine.


Domiciliary midwifery.

Domiciliary midwifery.


Combined immunization against diphtheria and whooping-cough in infants aged 2-5 months.


T. violaceum infection of the scalp.

T. violaceum infection of the scalp.


Excretion of mecamylamine after intravenous and oral administration.


Foreign body in the hand.

Foreign body in the hand.


FATE OF adrenaline in the body.

FATE OF adrenaline in the body.


TOO MANY doctors.

TOO MANY doctors.


CANDIDA napkin rashes.

CANDIDA napkin rashes.


Changing pattern of epistaxis during the past 45 years; a statistical investigation of 4,473 cases and a critical review of the last 1,000 cases.


READING periscope for iron lung patients.


Use and abuse of blood.

Use and abuse of blood.


EDINBURGH women's hospitals.

EDINBURGH women's hospitals.


The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh.


The changing manner of surgical education.


Exfoliative cytology in the detection of uterine cancer.


A technique for evaluating professional activities.


[III. Placental permeability in prolonged pregnancy].


[Functional aspects of the placenta in prolonged pregnancy. V. Estrogens].


[Clinical manifestations & therapy of prolonged pregnancy: general conclusions].


[VII. Treatment of intrauterine adhesions secondary to artificial evacuations of the uterus].


Jacobean England, 1603-1625.

Jacobean England, 1603-1625.


Electron microscope studies of ferret respiratory cells infected with influenza.


The etiology of pharyngeal diverticula.

The etiology of pharyngeal diverticula.


Some aspects of cohesiveness and conflict in psychiatric out-patient groups.


The seventeenth century English medical background.


An electromyographic study of a spinal cord reflex in the normal human arm.


Mechanism of the hemolytic anemia induced by nitrofurantoin (furadantin); further observations on the incidence and significance of primaquine-sensitive red cells.


Medicine in sixteenth century New Spain as illustrated by the writings of Bravo, Farfan, and Vargas Machuca.


An immunohistologic study on the occurrence of intravascular antigen-antibody precipitation and its role in anaphylaxis in the rabbit.


Factors influencing the alteration of the pyrogenic action of endotoxin by serum.


Medical practice in colonial America.

Medical practice in colonial America.


Epidemics, real and imaginary, and other factors influencing seventeenth century Virginia's population.


Protein content in the cerebrospinal fluid of diabetic patients.


An exhibition of the history of cardiovascular sound including the evolution of the stethoscope.


The electromyogram in compensatory muscular syndromes accompanying peripheral nerve lesions.


The pathogenesis of nodular cortical atrophy; apparent mechanism of lesion commonly found in cerebral palsied individuals.


Psychiatric symptoms and the limbic lobe.


Prosopagnosia.

Prosopagnosia.


The Marin Amat syndrome; report of a case.


Motor aphasia with recovery; report of case with autopsy verification.


Medical librarianship, a mid-century survey: a symposium; a salute to some milestones, detours, and dead-ends in the history of the Association.


Present status and future possibilities of education for librarianship in the medical sciences.


Changing concepts in the role of the medical librarian in the 20th century.


Medical library architecture in the past fifty years.


The loan policy of the National Library of Medicine.


Estelle Brodman.

Estelle Brodman.


Learning to perceive as we wish to perceive.


Some problems in contemporary industrial psychology.


Psychoanalysis and child development.

Psychoanalysis and child development.


Neural factors in obesity.

Neural factors in obesity.


Correlation between metabolism and feeding behavior and multiple etiology of obesity.


Psychological aspects of obesity.

Psychological aspects of obesity.


Ten year results of I-131 therapy of hyperthyroidism.


The Ninth International Congress on Rheumatic Diseases.


Some aspects of juvenile rheumatoid arthritis.


The role of surgery in the management of coronary arterial insufficiency.


Deocin: a new antibacterial antiperspirant.


Catatonic patients treated with intraventricular cholinesterase.


The contribution of the University of Maryland School of Medicine to the initial development of the Johns Hopkins Hospital and the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.


OBSTETRICAL case report.

OBSTETRICAL case report.


Adrenalectomy in cancer of the breast.

Adrenalectomy in cancer of the breast.


[Action of decalcifying chelators in the treatment of sclerocicatricial conditions].


The carcinoma of the cardia.

The carcinoma of the cardia.


A laboratory study of urinary changes following exercise.


Sickle cell disease in pregnancy, with electrophoresis in twenty-two cases.


Transplacental metastases of the Brown-Pearce rabbit tumor.


Lactic acid dehydrogenase activity in various disease states.


The voice of the cricket.

The voice of the cricket.


TULANE-COLUMBIA medical education program.


Medical education for national defense at Tulane School of Medicine under the M. E. N. D. program.


Factors in the pathogenesis of ocular onchocerciasis. This article briefly reviews the history and distribution of Onchocerca volvulus, and the disease for which it is responsible. The importance is stressed of ophthalmic examination, as opposed to clinical inspection, in determining the incidence of onchocerciasis in a region, such as the Sudan, where eye diseases are common. A description of the ocular manifestations of the infection is given, and their etiology is discussed.


New observations on ocular onchocerciasis; related pathological methods and the pathogenesis of the various eye lesions. The records of 2000 blind or partially blind persons in the onchocerciasis areas of West Africa provided the background information for this report.The author has grouped his material in three sections. The first of these deals with diagnostic methods, and contains the results of skin and conjunctival biopsies, as well as a description of onchocercomas and an estimate of the life-span of Onchocerca adults.Next, the pathogenesis of ocular lesions is discussed in the light of evidence obtained from a series of animal experiments designed to test two theories-namely, the existence of an allergic state and damage by toxins.In the last section, which is devoted to clinical observations, the author demonstrates the existence of a relationship between the posterior segmental lesion and vitamin A deficiency, and shows that punctate corneal opacities result more often from certain virus diseases and malaria than from onchocerciasis. A description follows of various degenerations due to a local nutritional disorder combined with vitamin A deficiency in onchocercal limbitis and anterior uveitis.


Bionomics of the vectors of onchocerciasis in the Ethiopian geographical region. Of the two proved Simulium vectors of onchocerciasis in Africa, the more widespread and the easier to identify is S. damnosum. The identity of S. neavei is less easily established, and a summary of the present position regarding the S. neavei complex is given. The bionomics of the immature stages and adult females of S. damnosum and S. neavei are discussed in detail, and consideration is also given to the relation of each species to disease. Distribution maps are included.


Simuliid vectors of onchocerciasis in Guatemala. Simulium ochraceum, S. metallicum and S. callidum are the three species of Simuliidae which are known to transmit onchocerciasis in Guatemala. Of these, S. ochraceum is often the most prevalent and displays the highest degree of anthropophily. Other potential vectors exist, but have never been found to harbour developing forms of Onchocerca.The average flight range of these insects was found to be about 7.5 miles, although they may be transported greater distances while feeding on horses.The Simuliidae are most prevalent in December, after which their density decreases, reaching its lowest level in June-August.Large-scale dissection of Simuliidae specimens has revealed the presence of metacyclic forms either in a free state in the abdomen or, as in the majority of cases, lodged in the Malpighian tubes. There was no indication of metacyclic forms in the cephalic region of the insect.


Observations on the chemotherapy of onchocerciasis in Bahr el Ghazal Province, Sudan. Cases of onchocerciasis were treated with three drugs, Antrypol, Pentostam and Hetrazan. Antrypol proved undoubtedly effective, producing disappearance of the microfilariae and onchocercal nodules, and improvement in cases of defective vision with anterior ocular manifestations, but little or no improvement in cases with well-defined posterior manifestations. The severe toxic effects of the drug, however, are sometimes fatal, and therefore preclude its use. Pentostam, although non-toxic, did not prove effective in the doses tried; it may be of some use in very large doses. Hetrazan was given to three cases only, in all of which it produced very rapid disappearance of the microfilariae, but this was accompanied by some allergic reactions and there was no other indication of improvement. Moreover, one month after treatment, microfilariae reappeared in one case. It seems that the more actively filaricidal a drug is, the more toxic it will be, and this is likely to be a serious limitation in the chemotherapy of onchocerciasis until some method of avoiding the allergic reactions can be devised.


DDT-treatment of rivers for eradication of Simuliidae. This article describes how to estimate the discharge of water in rivers and streams by means of weirs, current meters and floats, and how to calculate and administer doses of DDT for the treatment of simuliid-infested waters.


Epidemiology of filariasis in India.

Epidemiology of filariasis in India. The author reviews the history of filarial infections in India and discusses factors affecting the filariae, their vectors, and the human reservoir of infection. A detailed description is given of techniques for determining the degree of infection, disease and endemicity of filariasis in a community, and aspects which require further study are indicated.


Filariasis in the Sudan.

Filariasis in the Sudan. The author summarizes the available information on Loa loa, Acanthocheilonema perstans and Wuchereria bancrofti infections in the Sudan, with special reference to the prevalence and distribution of the vectors.


The distribution of Bancroftian filariasis in Africa. Bancroftian filariasis is widespread in Africa in the region between the Sahara Desert to the north and the Zambesi river to the south, and is also found in Egypt. It occurs in hot damp areas near the coasts, along the great rivers, and around the great lakes.The chief insect vectors seem to be Anopheles gambiae and A. funestus. Culex fatigans has been found to be a poor vector in most parts of Africa.An annex gives certain additional information not available at the time of preparation of the main review.


Outbreak of filariasis (Wuchereria malayi) among French and North African servicemen in North Vietnam. In 1951 about 150 servicemen returning to Algeria from Tonking, North Vietnam, were found to show symptoms of filariasis. This article describes the investigation of the outbreak. Since on leaving the filarious area many of the patients recovered spontaneously and others were cured by treatment with arsenic or Hetrazan, the author concludes that severe, permanent and incurable lesions result only when constant reinfestation takes place.


Bionomics and control of Culex pipiens fatigans Wied. in Ceylon. The climatic and housing conditions which favour the breeding of Culex pipiens fatigans in Ceylon, and its life-cycle and resting-habits, are described. The results of the treatment of breeding-places (mainly catch-pits) and the interior of houses with various insecticides of specific action on larvae or adults, in different preparations and concentrations, are given, and suggestions are made for the control of the mosquito on this island. The fundamental measure for successful control is efficient sanitation, but until this can be achieved, application of larvicides seems to be the method of choice.


An effective programme for the control of filariasis in Tahiti. An effective filariasis research and control programme has been recently established in Tahiti. This article describes the methods used for preliminary investigation of the clinical manifestations of the disease, the prevalence of the parasite and the role of the vector mosquitos. Control was effected by eliminating mosquito breeding-places and administering diethylcarbamazine to the population. An estimate is made of the costs and comparative value of the various procedures which were tried.


The pathogenicity of Onchocerca volvulus in relation to lymphadenopathy and elephantiasis.


The problem of the Simulium neavei complex.


Simuliidae and their relation to onchocerciasis in the Sudan.


Notes and observations on onchocerciasis in Guatemala.


[Sandflies & onchocerciasis in Somaliland].


Resistance of Onchocerca volvulus microfilariae to diethylcarbamazine.


Evaluation of new onchocercidal drugs used in Guatemala.


A note on the survival of the microfilariae of Mansonella ozzardi.


Notes on the taxonomy and bionomics of certain filariasis vectors.


Observations of filariasis in Sarawak and Brunei.


Sanitary engineering and water economy in Europe: with special reference to underground resources. The author deals with a wide variety of aspects of water economy and the development of water resources, relating them to the sanitary engineering problems they give rise to. Among those aspects are the balance between available resources and water needs for various purposes; accumulation and storage of surface and ground water, and methods of replenishing ground water supplies; pollution and purification; and organizational measures to deal with the urgent problems raised by the heavy demands on the world's water supply as a result of both increased population and the increased need for agricultural and industrial development.The author considers that at the national level over-all plans for developing the water economy of countries might well be drawn up by national water boards and that the economy of inter-State river basins should receive international study. In such work the United Nations and its specialized agencies might be of assistance.


Travel of pollution, and purification en route, in sandy soils. The travel of pollution in sandy soils, and the extent to which purification takes place en route, are discussed, with special reference to the possible contamination of ground water-a problem which is of particular importance in the Netherlands, where the water-supply for many of the large towns is drawn from the water underneath the dunes.SPECIFICALLY, TWO TYPES OF SOIL POLLUTION ARE CONSIDERED: (a) severe pollution of the surface layers with matter concentrated in a small volume of water (e.g., faecal matter from pit privies at camping-sites); and (b) moderate pollution of the surface layers with matter contained in large quantities of water (e.g., organic matter and bacteria in river water used for the artificial recharge of ground water). It is shown that in both these types of pollution the self-purification is sufficient to prevent contamination of the ground water, provided that the soil is very fine and-in the case of the first type-dry and well aerated, and provided that the ground-water level is not too high or the rate of infiltration too great.


The value of certain refinements of the infant-mortality rate. Several methods have been advanced for refinement of the conventional infant-mortality rate by relating the deaths to the corresponding annual birth cohorts. The author has tested the accuracy of such methods by assuming various "true" infant mortality rates and applying them to quarterly birth statistics as documented in 39 countries in 1939-49, a decade of considerable fluctuations in the number of births in many countries. Against the background of these actual data, refinement by year of birth is found to give unpredictable and relatively unsatisfactory results. While the error in the conventional rate is, on the average, reduced by about a half, in 25% of the cases the so-called "refinement" actually increases the error. The refinement methods discussed can therefore not be recommended for indiscriminate routine use.


On the pathogenesis of epileptic and hysterical seizures. In discussing the problem of differentiating between epileptic and hysterical seizures, the author maintains that electroencephalographic and psychosomatic research indicates that all "epileptiform" seizures are the outcome of a constant interplay of stress and predisposition in which both these factors are of a polygenetic origin. He points out that behind these reactions manifested in consciousness and motility, there lies a fundamental function of defence and that the nature of the seizures occurring is decided by the level of physiogenic or psychogenic regression which prevails in different cases, and which is to a great extent codetermined by a complementary "inviting" level of physical and psychical subevolution (lack of maturation). He holds that the pathogenesis of "epileptiform" seizures is of a truly psychosomatic nature and that this circumstance should be reflected in the therapeutic approach to these disorders.


Cholera studies. 10. Epidemiology.

Cholera studies. 10. Epidemiology. The first section of this study deals with areas where cholera is endemic and with the conditions normally favouring endemicity. Turning next to epidemics, the author discusses their origin and types, climatic influences on them, their periodicity and the possibility of forecasting them, the role played in them by different serological races of V. cholerae, and the causes of their decline. In a section on the factors governing the local spread of cholera, he considers contact and water-borne infection; the role of contaminated food and drink, of fomites, of flies, and of carriers; and the incidence according to sex, age, race, and occupation. The last part deals with factors governing the spread of cholera over longer distances, and includes discussion of the effect of movements of individuals and groups and of assemblies of the population on pilgrimages or at religious festivals.


Effect of DDT selection pressure on the frequency of chromosomal structures in Anopheles atroparvus.


Controlling flies on dairy cattle and in dairy barns.


The toxicity of three organic phosphorus insecticides to houseflies and mosquitos.


ASSESSMENT of susceptibility to insecticides in anopheline mosquitos.


FIELD and laboratory studies with typhoid vaccines: a preliminary report: Yugoslav Typhoid Commission. In 1953 the Yugoslav Typhoid Commission organized the first strictly controlled field trial of two types of anti-typhoid vaccine-alcoholized and phenolized-in an attempt to determine the relative and absolute effectiveness of each. They were tested against a phenolized control vaccine prepared from strains of Shigella flexneri, type II.This preliminary report gives the basic information on the conditions of the trial, in which 35 508 persons completed the course of two injections, and shows the results obtained.The phenolized vaccine proved the more effective of the two, giving protection in about 70% of the vaccinated, but the Commission points out that the results do not necessarily mean that the same degree of protection would be obtained with other batches of either vaccine. Laboratory work done with the field trial showed that the existing laboratory tests cannot at present be correlated with the protection afforded to man.


Relapsing fever in Jordan.

Relapsing fever in Jordan. The author reports on a survey carried out by him in 1954 on relapsing fever in Jordan. In that country the disease is largely tick-borne, the main vector being Ornithodoros tholozani. Some of the frequent cases in the town of Nablus and the village of Marda in West Jordan may, however, be caused by O. coniceps. The centres of infection are some of the numerous caves scattered throughout the hilly areas and certain houses in which chickens are kept.It is believed that the vector ticks could be successfully exterminated by the use of insecticides and by the adoption of certain procedures outlined by the author.Arsenobenzol compounds and penicillin have been shown not to be very effective for the treatment of relapsing fever, but good results have been obtained with Aureomycin and Terramycin.


Factors that promote the growth of Brucella in the presence of blood. The data presented show that the growth of brucella cells in a mixture of culture medium (peptone type) and blood is not due to growth-promoting constituents in the medium but to the presence of an agent or agents that inactivate the bacterial growth-inhibiting factor usually present in normal blood. The blood then becomes an excellent culture medium.Other methods of inactivating the growth-inhibiting factor in normal cow blood to promote a rapid growth of Brucella involve the acidification of the culture medium in order to obtain a final pH of 6.0-6.2 after the addition of blood, and the presence of a cation exchange resin (H(+)) in blood alone.Rapid growth of all types and species of Brucella was obtained in cow, human, and horse blood alone by the addition of a cation exchange resin (H(+)). In the presence of salts in the blood, the resin behaved like an acid in lowering the pH to the desired level of 6.0-6.2.If conditions are created in a closed container (bottle), so that CO(2) is released from the NaHCO(3) normally present in blood, other measures, such as the artificial addition of CO(2), are rendered unnecessary in any procedure for the growth of CO(2)-dependent strains of Brucella abortus in the presence of blood.


Etiology and differential diagnosis of non-trachomatous follicular conjunctivitis. The author points out that while previously only follicular conjunctivitis of the inclusion or swimming-pool type, and of the Béal type, was classified as "acute follicular conjunctivitis", it is now necessary to enlarge this group to include at least four other clinical or etiological entities: epidemic keratoconjunctivitis, acute herpetic keratoconjunctivitis, Newcastle disease conjunctivitis, and pharyngoconjunctival fever. The author then defines and describes chronic follicular conjunctivitis, toxic follicular conjunctivitis (molluscum contagiosum) and folliculosis.


Problems concerning the prophylaxis, pathogenesis and therapy of diphtheria. The first part of this article on the prophylaxis, pathogenesis and therapy of diphtheria is devoted to an epidemiological survey of the results achieved with active immunization against the disease. From these results it can be concluded that active immunization has been largely responsible for the decrease in the morbidity and mortality rates which has taken place in the past half-century.In the second part, the authors deal at length with problems relating to the pathogenesis and therapy of the disease, discussing such subjects as the different types of diphtheria bacteria, the significance of non-virulent strains, the action of bacteriophages, the plurality of diphtheria toxin, the use of antibacterial sera, and the importance of the "avidity" of antitoxic sera.Finally, taking into consideration the data presented in the preceding parts, the authors put forward their views as to the cause of diphtheria, the measures which should be taken to control it, and the most satisfactory form of therapy.


Studies on vaccination against poliomyelitis with live virus vaccines.


The management of venereal diseases in ports: an international survey.


Racial and regional differences in the epidemiology and clinical manifestations of trachoma.


Existence of antigenic affinity between the agents of trachoma and those of venereal lymphogranuloma-psittacosis.


Epidemiological and clinical aspects of trachoma in the USA.


BIBLIOGRAPHY on leishmaniasis (1950-55).


The epidemiology of gastric cancer.

The epidemiology of gastric cancer.


Screening for gastric cancer.

Screening for gastric cancer.


Trends in the management of gastric cancer.


The surgeon and the problem of gastric cancer.


Hypothyroidism in men in industry; a preliminary report on chemical evidence. Of 2,807 specimens from blood donors and men in industry, 340 or 12 per cent had serum protein-bound iodine values of 4.0 micrograms or less per 100 cc. In a selected group of 610 "white collar" workers, 52 or 8.5 per cent had similar low values. Careful reexamination of a sample of the latter group indicated that at least 75 per cent of them had hypothyroidism needing treatment. Further analysis of the factors producing hypothyroidism and the validation of the incidence found is warranted. If the incidence observed in this study is confirmed, these findings indicate that 6 per cent to 9 per cent, or more than a million middle aged American men have hypothyroidism.


Forensic skiagraphy.

Forensic skiagraphy. Since roentgenograms are merely skiagraphs and not photographs, and since they are accordingly subject to erroneous interpretations or deductions, it would seem highly desirable that courts rely upon expert analysis of them, rather than demonstration of the negatives themselves. Such practice is customary in connection with clinical laboratory work, pathology, bacteriology and many other medical fields. Interpretations of skiagraphs should be clear, complete and consistent.


Acute gallbladder disease; experience with 103 consecutive cases. One hundred and three cases of acute cholecystitis in patients ranging in age from 19 to 88 years were reviewed. Operation was done in all cases. Seventy per cent of the patients were women. Primary cholecystectomy was done in 72.8 per cent of the series. Primary cholecystostomy was performed in the remainder, and one-fourth of these patients had a secondary cholecystectomy. No specific time, with relation to interval after onset of symptoms, was chosen for operation. Jaundice was present in 14.5 per cent of patients at the time of admittance to hospital. Serum amylase was above normal in five of 27 patients on whom this determination was carried out. All five were women. The gallbladder was perforated in 13 cases. Common duct exploration was done in 25 cases and in 12 of them stones were found. The morbidity rate for the series was 11.6 per cent; the mortality rate 9.7 per cent.


Electromyographic examination in the office. During a recent 12-month period, a total of 560 patients were referred for electromyographic examinations. They were sent by orthopedic surgeons, neurosurgeons, internists, general practitioners, neuropsychiatrists and practitioners of physical medicine. Orthopedic surgeons referred more than any other specialists. Results of examination of patients referred because of suspicion of root compression were much more often negative than positive. Results were positive for the disease in all cases in which referral was because of suspicion of lower motor neuron disease, primary muscle disorders and upper motor neuron disease. Short electromyographic reports that concentrate on interpreting the electromyographic data were found to be preferred by the referring physicians.


Influenza vaccine, Asian strain; reactions following its use in adults. A study of reactions following influenza vaccine inoculation of 327 employees of Peralta Hospital, 55 men and 272 women, showed a very low value for significant or severe reactions. The reaction rate as observed with the present monovalent vaccine containing 200 CCA units of Asian strain, Type A influenza virus, was considerably lower than that reported with previous polyvalent vaccines containing up to 1,400 or 1,500 CCA units of total virus content. The absenteeism rate was 1.1 per cent for women, nil for men. The incidence of reactions was much greater in women than in men. Local reactions such as pain, swelling, or redness at the site of injection occurred in 29.1 per cent of men and 35.7 per cent of women. The incidence of systemic reactions-fever, aching, chilliness, headache, nausea and vomiting-was 3.6 per cent in men and 8.8 per cent in women. About 9 per cent of men and 30 per cent of women had both local and systemic reaction. Some 58 per cent of men and 25 per cent of women had no reaction. The greater majority of reactions appeared within five hours after inoculation with influenza vaccine. In adults the prevention of anaphylactic reactions due to the small amount of egg protein in influenza vaccine, can be accomplished by screening for history of hypersensitivity to egg, chicken or chicken feather. In questionable cases, intradermal testing can be done. The reaction rate observed in this study for the present influenza vaccine was so low that it ought not deter immunization.


Postoperative bile peritonitis.

Postoperative bile peritonitis. Bile peritonitis may occur after open operations on the biliary tract or following needle biopsy of the liver. Usually it is secondary to rupture of the common duct caused by overlooked common duct stone.Sterile intraperitoneal bile collections may be tolerated fairly well for long periods. Placing drains in the abdomen after biliary tract operations helps prevent dangerous accumulations of bile. Patients with extensive bile peritonitis should be operated upon as soon as possible. Ideally, the operation should include drainage of the abdomen and repair of any underlying pathological cause, but the condition of the patient may be so poor that only drainage can be carried out at the moment.


Infectious polyneuritis; a disease to be distinguished from poliomyelitis. Fourteen cases of infectious polyneuritis of a kind not previously reported in this country were observed in Los Angeles-three of them in hospital personnel. The clinical features at onset were headache, fever, dizziness of peculiar order, weakness and aching muscles. Motor weakness then developed, more severe in the proximal muscle groups and more often in the lower extremity. Sensory changes were also present. In two cases, debility was so severe as to necessitate prolonged inactivity. The condition was observed in 13 females (one a child) and one man. The age range was 10 to 65 years. Similarity of this illness to one reported in England in 1954 was noted. Treatment included administration of multiple vitamins, B(12) and thiamine chloride. Recovery occurred in from one week to over ten months.


Partial duodenal obstruction secondary to annular pancreas.


Staphylococcic infections in children.

Staphylococcic infections in children. Over 50 per cent of all staphylococcic infections are hospital-acquired. In 92 per cent of hospital-acquired infection, the organism is resistant to penicillin, and in 74 per cent to tetracycline.Chloramphenicol, bacitracin, novobiocin and erythromycin are the drugs of choice for therapy. There was good correlation between clinical response and antibiotic therapy selected on the basis of results of organism sensitivity tests done by the agar diffusion technique.Cross-resistance among the tetracyclines averaged 94 per cent. Erythromycin and magnamycin showed similar pattern. Mortality in infants less than two months old was 7.8 per cent as compared with 1.1 per cent in older children. Death was related either to pneumonia or to septicemia in the ten fatalities recorded in this series.


Carcinoma of the stomach in young adults.


Severe recurrent pancreatitis; a recent development in treatment.


Metastatic epidural abscess with complete recovery after operation.


Thromboendarterectomy in occlusive arterial disease; pathologic examination a year and a half after operation.


Still-man syndrome: progressive fluctuating muscular rigidity and spasm.


Successful prochiorperazine therapy following chlorpromazineinduced jaundice.


You can help medical education pay its own way.


Group practice of anaesthesia.

Group practice of anaesthesia.


The effect of chlorpromazine on haemostasis.


Promethazine and the circulatory response to tilting.


Some effects of levallorphan on responses to meperidine.


Methitural sodium for the induction of paediatric anaesthesia.


Spectrophotometric determination of fluothane vapour.


The estimation of fluothane in blood.

The estimation of fluothane in blood.


Concentrations of fluothane vapour produced by vaporizing bottles of some standard anaesthetic machines.


Pacatal in cardio-pulmonary surgery.

Pacatal in cardio-pulmonary surgery.


Development of the newer thiobarbiturates used in anaesthesia.


Reflex bradycardia in ophthalmic and oropharyngeal surgery.


Anaesthetic experiences using extracorporeal circulation for open heart surgery.


The medico-legal responsibilities of the anaesthetist.


WINNIPEG Children's Hospital.

WINNIPEG Children's Hospital.


Community-auxiliary relations.

Community-auxiliary relations.


Social service in the hospital.

Social service in the hospital.


A hospital home care plan.

A hospital home care plan.


Medical records in a small hospital.

Medical records in a small hospital.


Sharing specialist personnel among smaller hospitals.


TWO BRIEFS submitted by the Canadian Hospital Association to the Department of National Health and Welfare.


G. R. Baker Memorial Hospital.

G. R. Baker Memorial Hospital.


Provision of diagnostic services. I. A pathologist speaks.


You and your publics.

You and your publics.


Provision of diagnostic services. II. Viewpoint of a radiologist.


Provision of diagnostic services. III. Attitude of hospitals.


A virus disease of western hemlock looper, Lambdina fiscellaria lugubrosa (Hulst) (Lepidoptera; Geometridae).


The influence of the inoculum on variability in comparative nutritional experiments with fungi.


Production of aerial mycelium and uredospores by Melampsora lini (Pers.) Lev. on flax leaves in tissue culture.


Some morphological and biochemical characteristics of a soil bacterium which decomposes 2, 4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid.


Effect of antibiotics on oxidation of progesterone by two streptomycetes.


Coumarins and phenolic acids in the uredospores of wheat stem rust.


The use of beta-propiolactone for the preparation of virus vaccines. I. Selection of reaction conditions.


The use of beta-propiolactone for the preparation of virus vaccines. II. Antigenicity.


Metabolism of rhizobia in relation to effectiveness.


Favus of mice.

Favus of mice.


The morphology of a species of the bacterial genus Cytophaga Winog. in culture.


Some observations of the metabolism of Streptomyces scabies.


Observations of the effect of amino acids on the growth initiation of Rhizobium meliloti, with special reference to the synthesis of alanine from pyruvate and ammonium ions.


The structure and mode of division of the nuclei in the yeast cells and mycelium of Blastomyces dermatitidis.


Chronic disease in the Canadian Hospital Program.


Provision and payment of diagnostic services. A. The pathologist viewpoint.


Provision & payment of diagnostic services. B. The radiologist viewpoint.


Provision & payment of diagnostic services. C. The hospital viewpoint.


Is mental disorder the next frontier for public health.


Co-ordination between child health services and voluntary agencies.


The treatment of sewage by lagooning.

The treatment of sewage by lagooning.


The changing role of the children's hospital.


The pediatricians of Red Lion Square.

The pediatricians of Red Lion Square.


Kernicterus in prematures.

Kernicterus in prematures.


Present status of poliomyelitis vaccination.


Comparison of the effects of promazine and chlorpromazine in mental syndromes.


Virological investigations in adenovirus infections of the conjunctiva, Toronto, 1955-56.


Cardiac infarction in Victoria, B. C.

Cardiac infarction in Victoria, B. C.


Some observations on glomerular vascular architecture.


Islet cell tumour in diabetes mellitus: report of two cases.


Penicillin anaphylaxis; a case report and some notes on its prevention.


Attenuation of chickenpox with gamma globulin.


Acute staphylococcal endocarditis treated successfully with tetracycline-oleandomycin.


Catechol amines in blood, urine, and tumour in a patient with phaeochromocytoma.


HAEMOLYTIC disease of the newborn.

HAEMOLYTIC disease of the newborn.


The increasing problem of drug reactions.


A tribute to Colin Russel.

A tribute to Colin Russel.


INFLUENZA.

INFLUENZA.


Colin Russel, the man.

Colin Russel, the man.


Strabismus: a paediatric problem; analysis of 296 cases.


Colin Russel, a pioneer of Canadian neurology.


Chronic aorto-iliac obstruction.

Chronic aorto-iliac obstruction.


Clinical experience with G-23350 (sintrom).


Sliding hiatus hernia; a review of cases.


Rehabilitation in tuberculosis; a seven- and eight-year follow-up.


Analysis of admission chest radiographs at St. Anthony Hospital for the year 1955.


Factors affecting aldosterone excretion.


An outbreak of nephritis at Treherne, Manitoba.


Effects of aldosterone and some clinical implications.


Clinical states associated with abnormal aldosterone excretion.


Constitutional hepatic dysfunction.

Constitutional hepatic dysfunction.


Spontaneous rupture of uterus in second trimester of pregnancy.


Malignant fibrous mesothelioma of peritoneum.


Observations on maternity care overseas.


An outbreak of Asian in fluenza in a girls' camp.


BCG VACCINATION in Canada.

BCG VACCINATION in Canada.


Haemolytic disease.

Haemolytic disease.


Haemolytic disease of the newborn due to Rh isoimmunization; a ten-year review with emphasis on exchange transfusion.


Conservatism in pelvic surgery.

Conservatism in pelvic surgery.


Clinical use of prednisone and prednisolone in allergic states and collagen diseases.


A survey of the incidence of resistance to antibiotics in bacteria isolated in a children's hospital.


Clinical trials with the Koiff twin coil artificial kidney.


Histoplasmosis in southwestern Ontario.

Histoplasmosis in southwestern Ontario.


Value of bronchography in the diagnosis of pulmonary diseases.


Acne and its treatment.

Acne and its treatment.


Spontaneous expulsion per vaginam of dermoid cyst of ovary during otherwise uncomplicated delivery.


Medulloblastoma of the cerebellum simulating tuberculous meningitis.


Gallstone ileus.

Gallstone ileus.


The role in the community of a mental deficiency clinic.


Familial multiple lipomatosis.

Familial multiple lipomatosis.


Influence of a safflower oil emulsion on serum cholesterol level.


Recent concepts in the control of atherosclerosis.


Assuming responsibilities.

Assuming responsibilities.


Why test pool examinations.

Why test pool examinations.


A precious kind of leadership.

A precious kind of leadership.


Fire and helpless people.

Fire and helpless people.


Nurses' permanent rotation schedule.

Nurses' permanent rotation schedule.


New drugs and drug therapy.

New drugs and drug therapy.


The ward book.

The ward book.


One candle on the cake.

One candle on the cake.


Senile psychosis.

Senile psychosis.


Effect of age on 24 hour iodine 131 uptake in healthy males.


Analysis of morbidity and mortality statistics: Treatment Services Department of Veterans Affairs 1 April-30 September, 1956 (six months' period).


The value of surgery in treatment of the arteriosclerotic leg.


Comparisons in cancer mortality in different countries.


Chemotherapy of leukemias.

Chemotherapy of leukemias.


Palliative treatment of cancer with ionizing radiation.


Hormonal therapy of carcinoma of the breast.


Late follow-up results of hypophysectomy in carcinoma of the breast.


The philosophy of treatment in cancer of the breast.


Gynecomastia: a review of 218 cases.

Gynecomastia: a review of 218 cases.


Trends in cancer of the uterine cervix.

Trends in cancer of the uterine cervix.


Primary carcinoma of the liver in infants and children.


The selection of axillary lymph nodes in radical-mastectomy specimens.


Primary malignant lymphoma of the thyroid.


Growth hormone from monkey and human pituitary glands.


The experimental production of thyroid tumors in the rat by the administration of sodium-5-iodo-2-thiouracil.


The urinary estrogens and their quantitative determination.


Antimitotic steroidal estrogens.

Antimitotic steroidal estrogens.


Some biochemical studies on the mechanism of action of estrogens.


Steroids in experimental carcinogenesis.


The biosynthesis of estrogens.

The biosynthesis of estrogens.


Biosynthesis of adrenocortical steroids.


The specificity of steroid-enzyme interactions.


Hormonal aspects in the genesis of mammary cancer.


Antiestrogens.

Antiestrogens.


Antitumorigenic and tumor-stimulating actions of steroid hormones.


Steroid tumorigenesis.

Steroid tumorigenesis.


Factors affecting the metabolism and distribution of cortisol as measured by levels of 17-hydroxycorticosteroids in blood.


The role of adrenalectomy in cancer of the breast.


Structure-activity relationships in the field of halogenated steroids.


Testosterone and miscellaneous steroids in the treatment of advanced mammary cancer.


Hypophysectomy in the treatment of malignant tumors.


Observations on adrenal carcinoma with special reference to the effects of amphenone.


Fluoxymesterone in the treatment of advanced breast cancer.


The role of extirpative procedures in cancer of the breast.


Proton irradiation of the pituitary.

Proton irradiation of the pituitary.


Relationships between hormonal changes in pregnancy and the development of mixed carcinoma of the uterine cervix.


Modern physiological concepts of thyroid cancer.


Steroid response to therapy in prostatic cancer.


Endocrine ovarian-cancer relationships.

Endocrine ovarian-cancer relationships.


Experimental pituitary tumors and the role of pituitary hormones in tumorigenesis of the breast and thyroid.


Serum-properdin levels in patients with Hodgkin's disease and carcinoma.


Phosphoglucomutase activity in human serum.


Triethylenethiophosphoramide (thio-tepa) in the treatment of neoplastic disease.


The effect of somatotropic hormone and oxytetracycline on weight and mortality of irradiated rats.


Azaserine: pathological and pharmacological studies.


The artificial pharyngeal pouch: another alternative in reconstruction after laryngectomy.


Some cardiovascular observations during radical neck dissection.


Serum phosphohexose isomerase in cancer. IV. Comparison with serum-phosphoglucomutase activity in metastatic cancer.


Metastatic cancer of the larynx as a cause of carotid-sinus syndrome.


Sarcoma botryoides of the nasopharynx.

Sarcoma botryoides of the nasopharynx.


Clinical-cytological correlations of mammary carcinoma based upon sex-chromatin counts; a preliminary study.


Observation on biopsy diagnosis of tumors.


Adverse effects of methyltestosterone in lymphomas.


The effect of some tagged antibodies on human melanoblastoma.


Lipid and water levels in the mesentery of tumor-bearing animals.


The olfactory neuroepithelial tumors; a review of the literature and report of six additional cases.


Catheptic activity of blood serum in cancer.


Prognosis in tumors of lymphoid tissue; an analysis of 602 cases.


Aortic-body tumor (chemodectoma) of the mediastinum; report of a case and review of the literature.


A clear-cell hidradenocarcinoma with metastases.


The preparation, toxicity, and clinical evaluation of 1-(2-chloroethylthio)-2(2-hydroxyethylthio)ethane (hemisesquisulfur mustard).


Malignant, diffuse mesothelioma of the pleura.


Bronchogenic carcinoma; an evaluation from autopsy data, with special reference to incidence, sex ratio, histological type, and accuracy of clinical diagnosis.


Human plasma lipoproteins. III. The effect of bilateral oophorectomy on the plasma lipoproteins in young women with advanced mammary carcinoma.


Pre-existing roentgen-ray dermatitis in patients with skin cancer.


Breast cancer at menopausal ages: an explanation of observed incidence changes.


Surgery as an adjunct to hormone therapy of breast cancer.


EXAMINATION of the head and neck.

EXAMINATION of the head and neck.


Optical-rotatory-dispersion studies of serum albumin of cancer patients.


Preparation of bloody ascitic and pleural fluids for evaluation of malignant cells; an aid in diagnosis.


Epidemiological evidence of the nature of Hodgkin's disease.


Tumors characteristic for certain animal species; a review.


Chemical characteristics and varying degrees of malignancy in tumors of the human ovary. I. Oxygen consumption and lactic acid production.


THE BUCCAL mucosa and gingiva.

THE BUCCAL mucosa and gingiva.


Tracer studies on cobalt incorporation into growing tumors: uptake of radioactive Co60 by normal and malignant cells.


CARCINOMA of the tonsil and soft palate.


THE LARYNX and the thyroid.

THE LARYNX and the thyroid.


The use of paired labeling in the determination of tumor-localizing antibodies.


6-Mercaptopurine in childhood leukemia; comparison of large dose interrupted with small dose continuous therapy.


CANCER of the face and lip.

CANCER of the face and lip.


The significance of chymotrypsin-inhibitor levels in the serum of patients with carcinoma of the breast.


TUMORS in children.

TUMORS in children.


A study of mitosis in cervical epithelium during experimental inflammation and carcinogenesis.


THE HARD palate.

THE HARD palate.


Enzymes and cytological studies in rat hepatoma transplants, primary liver tumors, and in liver following azo dye feeding or partial hepatectomy.


Surgical therapy.

Surgical therapy.


SALIVARY gland tumors.

SALIVARY gland tumors.


8-Hydroxylysine: an inhibitor of glutamine and protein synthesis by the Ehrlich ascites carcinoma cell.


Active transport of O-diazoacetyl-L-serine and 6-diazo-5-oxo-L-norleucine in Ehrlich ascites carcinoma.


Studies on the mechanism of acquired radioresistance in cancer.


THE TONGUE and floor of mouth.

THE TONGUE and floor of mouth.


Laboratory evaluation of a new nitrogen mustard, 2-[di-(2-chloroethyl)amino-methyl]benzimidazole, and of other 2-chloroethyl compounds.


The effect of oxypsoralen upon ultraviolet carcinogenesis in albino mice.


Influence of the duration of treatment with A-methopterin on the survival time of mice with advanced leukemia (L1210).


Radiation therapy.

Radiation therapy.


Human cells in continuous culture. I. Derivation of cell strains from esophagus, palate, liver, and lung.


Observations on the incidence, aetiology and prevention of typhoid fever and the diarrhoeal diseases in British Guiana.


Public health problems encountered during the first two and a half years at the health centre at Speightstown, Barbados.


A brief survey of the surgery of the heart and thoracic blood vessels.


Case of heart block with hypertension, treated by electroconvulsive therapy modified with brevidil E.


Obstetric emergencies.

Obstetric emergencies.


Painful subcutaneous tubercle.

Painful subcutaneous tubercle.


The treatment of gas tro-enteritis in the African child.


Gerontology.

Gerontology.


Bygones of a Bundu bone thrower. III.

Bygones of a Bundu bone thrower. III.


A perennial problem; a plea for rebate of income tax on expenses for study.


Relapsing fever in Africa.

Relapsing fever in Africa.


Looking back.

Looking back.


Diverticulosis of the gall-bladder; report of a case.


A survey of leprosy amongst the Lovale tribe in the upper Zambesi basin, Northern Rhodesia. I.


The modern treatment of poliomyelitis, based on a recent visit to Europe.


Observations on the National Health Service in Great Britain. I.


Consent to medical treatment.

Consent to medical treatment.


Symmetrical gangrene occurring in a female African affected with endomyocardial fibrosis.


[Plan for control o tuberculosis and its fulfillment in the Olomouc region].