X-irradiation and bone marrow.

X-irradiation and bone marrow.


Concentrations of deoxyribonucleic and ribonucleic acids in different regions of normal and x-irradiated cat's brain.


[Extraction of two fractions with vasoconstrictor actions on the kidneys by partition of erythrocytes].


[Diagnosis & therapy of 132 acute gastroduodenal hemorrhages].


[Complications, indications and contraindications of catheterization of the right cavities of the heart].


The pathology and surgical treatment of complicated cerebral palsy.


Contribution to the study of microcephalics.


Rehabilitated for living.

Rehabilitated for living.


Mediterranean trait in North American Negros.


Physical medicine and rehabilitation in a chronic disease hospital.


Physical treatment employed in the rehabilitation of a patient with Morquio's disease.


Social security for the disabled.

Social security for the disabled.


[Alcoholism in the dock handling environment].


New points of view on the nature of lunatomalacia.


The surgical treatment of varices.

The surgical treatment of varices.


Bronchogenic cysts of the mediastinum.

Bronchogenic cysts of the mediastinum.


Retrograde resection of duodenal ulcers not readily resectable.


Epiphyseodesis.

Epiphyseodesis.


The pathogenesis of socalled cystic degeneration of the lateral meniscus.


Non-functional adenoma of the pancreas with obstructive jaundice.


Diagnosis and treatment of hyperinsulinism due to adenomata of the islets of Langerhans.


Vascular changes in the ocular fundus.

Vascular changes in the ocular fundus.


The current status of chemotherapy.

The current status of chemotherapy.


The hospital as a source of antibiotic-resistant staphylococci.


The tenth anniversary of the civilian blood program of the American Red Cross.


The Trojan horse: socialized medicine by way of the Veterans' Administration.


Collegiate school of nursing.

Collegiate school of nursing.


Cryptic cervical nodal metastases: a pathologic study of possible primary sources.


Acute appendicitis.

Acute appendicitis.


Blood supply in the Southwest.

Blood supply in the Southwest.


ARIZONA Poisoning Control Information Center.


[Methods of studying normal anatomy].

[Methods of studying normal anatomy].


[Medical profession].

[Medical profession].


[For the 65th birthday of Professor Dr. Theodor Boehm].


Antimitotic action of thioctic acid.

Antimitotic action of thioctic acid.


A study of the relationships between the twenty-four hourly urinary outputs of 17-ketosteroids and creatinine, and the weights of twenty adult male subjects from six ethnic groups.


Flavokinase of Lactobacillus arabinosus 17.5.


Electron microscopy of the marsupial renal glomerulus.


Serum cholesterol and phospholipid levels of Australian aborigines.


Serum lipid responses to heparin and to protamine in rabbits.


The persistence of antibodies in the absence of antigenic stimulus.


Toxoplasma in Queensland. I. Observations on a strain of Toxoplasma gondii isolated from a bandicoot, Thylacis obesulus.


Toxoplasma in Queensland. II. Natural infections in bandicoots and rats.


Further aspects of the analeptic activity of bemegride.


The action of salicylate, dinitrophenol and cardiac glycosides on the isolated toad heart.


[Retinal and vascular changes of the eye in hypertension].


Lionel Ernest Howard Whitby.

Lionel Ernest Howard Whitby.


Relationship of the ABO system to Rh sensitization in pregnancy.


Immunological aspects of the ABO system in relation to erythroblastosis.


Serologic diagnosis of ABO hemolytic disease.


Proof of foetal antigens entering the maternal circulation.


Determination of foetal blood group before birth.


Stillbirth: the outstanding problem of haemolytic disease of the newborn.


The antiglobulin test in AB hemolytic disease of the newborn.


Fifteen years experience in the management of hemolytic disease of the newborn in 50,000 deliveries.


An Rho-positive mother with serum containing potent Rh antibodies apparently of specificity anti-Rho, causing erythroblastosis fetalis.


A new test for the detection of iso-immunization in pregnant women.


The use of isotope-labelled red cells to study incompatibility.


The antiglobulin test in ABO hemolytic disease of the newborn.


Immunohaemotherapy of burns.

Immunohaemotherapy of burns.


A hemolytic transfusion reaction due to anti-Lea.


Disconnection-transfusion; first observations of 300 cases.


The use of a blood film on admission and of red cell volume studies in the management of the shock stage in extensive burns.


Citric acid intoxication.

Citric acid intoxication.


Generalized excessive oozing in patients undergoing major surgery and receiving multiple blood transfusions.


One major transfusion hazard: overloading the circulating blood volume.


Concerning the failure of the present treatment of severe haemorrhage and a new method of rapid intravenous transfusion.


A new Rh variant.

A new Rh variant.


Rh immunization of volunteers: a long term study.


An anti-D serum with unusual serological properties.


Su, an allele of S and s.

Su, an allele of S and s.


A new antigen in the Kell blood group system.


The P and Jay systems of blood groups.

The P and Jay systems of blood groups.


The Diego blood factor distribution; genetic, clinical and anthropological significance.


A human incomplete immune anti-M.

A human incomplete immune anti-M.


The blood genotype CwD-/CwD-; preliminary report.


Studies on anti-V, a new potentially dangerous blood group antibody.


Lewis antibodies; with a note on their preservation.


Bw: a new allele of the ABO locus.

Bw: a new allele of the ABO locus.


Partial breakdown of acquired tolerance to the A antigen.


Tissue affinity of labelled globulins; possible immuno-isotopic diagnosis.


Physicochemical characterization of antibody to blood group antigen M.


Observations on a specific autoantibody.


Incomplete cold antibodies.

Incomplete cold antibodies.


Rapid disappearance of transfused red cells in the absence of demonstrable antibody.


Technique for eluting antibodies from red cell stromata.


Agglutination by rheumatoid sera of red cells coated with non-agglutinating anti-D antibody.


Serogenesis of alpha and betaiso-agglutinins: a new working hypothesis based on auto-immunization.


The study of blood group factors in the rabbit as an approach to some problems relating to human blood groups and transfusion.


The effect of specific antibodies on the phosphate metabolism of fetal erythrocytes.


Detection and identification of unusual antibodies.


Studies on the intestinal absorption of homologous antibodies by the human newborn.


Observations on the antihuman globulin test.


Immunochemical nature of anti red cell antibodies.


Relation of blood group specific substances from bacilli and a higher plant to hemagglutinin formation.


Contribution to the prognostic evaluation of the Coombs test by means of the blocking technique.


Some hematological findings in the population of Goa.


The distribution of ABO and Rh blood groups in Greece.


Sero-anthropological investigations in the Walser and Romansh isolates of the Swiss Alps.


Genetic study of 313 Irish-Americans.

Genetic study of 313 Irish-Americans.


Chemical and combined methods for plasma sterilization.


High energy electrons for the irradiation of blood derivatives.


The effects of high pressure at low temperatures on red blood cells, plasma and certain viruses.


Safety of stored liquid plasma; a clinical study.


The nutritional value of whole plasma.

The nutritional value of whole plasma.


One-year experience with pasteurized plasma protein solution (PPL).


Summary of heat-treated plasma preparations.


Frequent plasmapheresis of the same donor as a means of obtaining large amounts of plasma free of bacteria and hepatitis virus.


The value of hepatic function tests for detecting carriers of viral hepatitis.


Clinical characteristics of American dextran.


British experience with dextran.

British experience with dextran.


Bleeding time prolongation after dextran infusion.


Clinical study of a modified fluid gelatin.


Observations on modified fluid gelatin as a plasma volume expander.


The metabolic pathways of purine nucleosides and the use of inosine in red cell preservation.


Sodium lactate as a preservative for whole blood.


The immediate collection damage to red cells.


Further observations on storage of red cells in the frozen state.


Post transfusion survival of erythrocyte-glycerol mixtures after storage at -20 degrees C.


The preservation of whole blood by rapid freezing.


The preservation of erythrocytes at freezing temperatures.


Electrophoretic studies of red cell extracts of stored blood.


Prevention of hemolysis in frozen blood by rapid freezing and thawing.


Survival of blood coagulation factors in banked blood.


The Stuart factor: a hitherto unrecognized blood coagulation factor.


The effect of surface on various clotting constituents of the blood.


Platelet factors related to blood clotting.


The isolation and characterization of thromboplastic plasma component (antihemophilic substance).


The utilization of a synthetic substrate (TAMe) to measure the plasma prothrombin in patients with coagulation disorders.


Life span of normal human platelets tagged with chromium 51.


Studies on human platelets labelled in vitro by radiochromate.


In vivo and in vitro survival of preserved platelets.


Platelets, platelet factors and platelet substitutes in the management of thrombocytopenic states.


Simple methods for the aseptic separation of blood components.


Constancy of supply of human antibodies by frequent plasmapheresis of hyperimmunized donors.


The dynamics of gamma-globulin administration in chronic bronchial asthma.


Trace proteins from human plasma.

Trace proteins from human plasma.


Heat stabilization of human beta 1-metal-binding globulin.


An analysis of errors detected in the course of large scale ABO grouping.


The blood groups of the Thais and their clinical application in blood transfusion.


Evaluation of the C-reactive protein test as a screening procedure for blood donors.


The difficulties encountered in compatibility tests for 20,000 recipients of blood.


Experiences and experiments with cross-matching procedures.


A method for avoiding transfusion reactions exclusive of the usual technical procedures.


The choice of heterologous ABO-Rh blood for emergency transfusion.


A study of donor rejection rates due to low hemoglobin levels.


Laboratory problems caused by presence in blood of cryoglobulins and macroglobulins.


The use of blood for the preparation of drugs.


The transfusion service in areas of atomic bombardment.


The prevention of transfusion reactions in the Czechoslovak transfusion service and its results.


The physio-pathological mechanism of post-transfusional reactions.


A mass blood typing program.

A mass blood typing program.


ABO antigens in the human cornea.

ABO antigens in the human cornea.


The benign psychosomatic influence of blood donation on the personality.


The importance of nerve-reflex and endocrine factors in the mechanism of action of blood transfusion.


A design for a more effective system of collection of blood from donors.


Mechanism of action of plastics on red blood cells; effect of leached substances and of liquid-air interface.


Glass vs. plastic containers for platelet transfusion.


Development of plastic equipment for blood bank use.


An acceptable pilot tube.

An acceptable pilot tube.


Congenital and hereditary disturbances of pigmentation.


Biochemical aspects of glycogen deposition disease.


Galactosaemia.

Galactosaemia.


Idiopathic hypercalcemia and hypercalcuria.


Primary chronic metabolic acidosis with organic aciduria.


Osteopetrosis (marble bone disease); clinical and pathological review.


Ionizing radiation and ultrasonic evidence for a minimum unit of transforming principle DNA.


Small angle x-ray scattering studies of the size, shape, and hydration of catalase.


Biosynthesis by Escherichia coli of active altered proteins containing selenium instead of sulfur.


Photosynthetic phosphorylation in a partially purified system.


The synthesis of methionine by enzymic transmethylation. II. Enthalpy change in the methyltransfer from dimethylacetothetin.


The synthesis of methionine by enzymic transmethylation. I. Purification and properties of thetin homocysteine methylpherase.


Adenosine triphosphate synthesis from polyphosphate by an enzyme from Escherichia coli.


Glyceride synthesis by rat liver mitochrondria.


Nucleic acid metabolism of human malignant cells.


The metabolism of pyruvic oxime by extracts of Tetrahymena pyriformis S.


The soluble proteins of bovine hide. I. Extraction by aqueous sodium chloride.


The formation of fibrils from extracts of bovine hide.


On the kinetics of turnover of serum albumin.


Polynucleotides. II. Physical properties of solutions of some polynucleotides.


Comparison of bovine corneal and scleral mucopolysaccharides.


Comparison of collagen preparations from beef cornea and sclera.


The nuclear magnetic relaxation time of water protons in ferrihemoglobin solutions.


On the modification of conalbumin by acid. III. Effect of electrolytes on the action of acid on conalbumin.


The effect of thyroxine on isolated dehydrogenases.


The interaction of steroid hormones and coenzyme components.


Studies on TPN-linked oxidations. I. Pathways of isocitrate oxidation in rat liver micochondria.


Studies on TPN-linked oxidations. II. The quantitative significance of liver lactic dehydrogenase as a catalyzer of TPNH-oxidation.


Cellular destruction and protein breakdown induced by exposure to x-rays. III. The use of hippuric acid for the simultaneous assessment of two free amino acid pools.


Modification of the periodide method for the determination of choline.


Conservation of RNA and DNA phosphorus in strain L (Earle) mouse cells.


The structure of pig heart plasmalogen.

The structure of pig heart plasmalogen.


The occurrence of cholesterol in Labyrinthula.


Non-participation of oxygen in photosynthetic phosphorylation by spinach chloroplasts.


Note upon the reaction of fluoropyruvate with some-SH substances.


The hydrolysis of 1,3-diphosphoglyceric acid by acyl phosphatase.


A new method of hemin isolation.

A new method of hemin isolation.


The association of alpha-chymotrypsin and its influence upon the kinetics of a reaction catalyzed by this enzyme.


The fluorescence spectrum of the complex of reduced phosphopyridine nucleotide and alcohol dehydrogenase from yeast.


The incorporation of iron by apoferritin.


Mechanism of carbon dioxide fixation by Saccharomyces cerevisiae.


Polyribonucleotide synthesis with highly purified polynucleotide phosphorylase.


Oligonucleotides as primers for polynucleotide phosphorylase.


Experiments on the purification of fluorocitric acid.


Crystalline beta-hydroxybutyryl dehydrogenase from pig heart.


The relative reactivities of deoxyribonucleotides and of the bases of DNA towards alkylating agents.


Ability of ultraviolet-irradiated bacteria to utilize pyrimidines for growth.


Deoxyribosidic compounds of sea urchin eggs.


A polarographic method for the detection of protein impurities in preparations of tobacco mosaic virus.


Studies on the formation of two- and three-stranded polyribonucleotides.


Interrelations between nucleic acid and protein biosynthesis. I. Synthesis and fate of bacterial nucleic acids during exposure to, and recovery from the action of chloramphenicol.


Dependence of protein synthesis on ribonucleic acid synthesis. II. Nonparticipation of preformed ribonucleic acid in protein synthesis.


Possible intermediates in the biosynthesis of proteins. I. Evidence for the presence of nucleotide-bound carboxyl-activated peptides in baker's yeast.


The proteolytic enzyme system of skin. II. The characterization of esterase activities.


The correlation of ribonuclease activity with specific aspects of tertiary structure.


The beta-glucosaminidase activity of egg-white lysozyme.


Adenosine triphosphatase and morphological integrity of mitochondria.


The hydrogenase of Proteus vulgaris.

The hydrogenase of Proteus vulgaris.


The glyoxylate cycle as a stage in the conversion of fat to carbohydrate in castor beans.


Metabolic studies of rickettsiae. IV. Terminal respiratory enzymes in Rickettsia mooseri.


[Iodide, thyroid hormone & bromide concentration in the ovary of the laying hen].


The nucleic acid content of influenza virus.


An isolated single electroplax preparation. II. Improved preparation for studying ion flux.


Studies on the nucleotide arrangement in deoxyribonucleic acids. I. The relationship between the production of pyrimidine nucleoside 3,5-diphosphates and specific features of nucleotide sequence.


Studies on the nucleotide arrangement in deoxyribonucleic acids. II. Differential analysis of pyrimidine nucleotide distribution as a method of characterization.


The nature of the enzyme blank observed with crystalline alpha-chymotrypsin.


The possible role of alpha-tocopherol in the respiratory chain. I. The identification and quantitative determination of alpha-tocopherol in respiratory chain preparations.


Protein-bound phosphates of liver tissue.


Observations on the isoionic and isoelectric point of acid-processed gelatin from insoluble and citrate-extracted collagen.


Thioltranscrotonylase and beta-hydroxybutyryl COA racemase activities of crystalline crotonase.


Observations on amino acid-dependent exchanges of inorganic pyrophosphate and ATP.


Oxidation-reduction state of rat liver mitochondria and the action of thyroxine.


Participation of anhydroleucovorin in the hydroxymethyl tetrahydrofolic dehydrogenase system.


Reducing substances in allantoic fluid of the chick embryo.


The effect of non-ionic surface active agents on Corynebacterium diphtheriae phage adsorption.


Influence of thyroid status on creatine synthesis in rat liver.


The inhibition of ribonuclease.

The inhibition of ribonuclease.


Investigations on glycine activation.

Investigations on glycine activation.


On the relation between nitrogen fixation and nodule nitrate reductase of soybean root nodules.


The effect of ribonuclease on the amino acid-dependent exchange between labeled inorganic pyrophosphate (32P32P) and adenosine triphosphate (ATP) by the pH 5 enzyme.


The formation of deoxyribonucleosides from ribonucleosides in extracts of Salmonella typhimurium.


Release of C-terminal S-(beta-aminoethyl)-cysteine residues by carboxypeptidase-B.


Partial resolution of beta-hydroxybutyryl COA racemase and beta-hydroxybutyryl dehydrogenase.


Preparation of glycopeptides from ovalbumin.


Stimulation of the induced biosynthesis of bacterial enzymes by glucose.


Depolymerisation of ribonucleic acid by extracts of Asterococcus mycoides.


Specific restoration of mammalian cytochrome c reductase by tocopherol.


The quantitative distribution of pyrimidine nucleotides in calf thymus deoxyribonucleic acid.


The effect of tobacco mosaic virus (TMV) on the proton magnetic resonance spectrum of water.


Purification of the factor involved in the formation of urea-insoluble fibrin.


An analysis of the notions of cooling and of freezing velocity.


A comparison of the metabolism of purines and purine analogs by susceptible and drug-resistant bacterial and neoplastic cells.


An automatically regulated refrigeration system for small laboratory equipment and a microscope cooling stage.


Apparatus for cinemicrography during rapid freezing.


Absorption of iron as a problem in human physiology; a critical review.


Studies on erythropoiesis. V. The effect of cobalt on the production of erythropoietin.


The diagnosis of thalassemia trait by starch block electrophoresis of the hemoglobin.


Tissue mast cell leukemia.

Tissue mast cell leukemia.


Studies on the etiology of the elevated serum isomerase in chronic myelocytic leukemia.


Blood journals, old and new.

Blood journals, old and new.


[Intracellular accumulation of fat after oil injection into pathologically enlarged lymph nodes].


[Bilirrhagia as a consequence of operations for hydatic cysts of the liver].


[Pangamic acid in cerebral damages induced by sclerotic vasculopathy].


Bilateral loss of vision from cerebral infarction.


The association of cervical spondylosis and disseminated sclerosis.


The appearance of the aqueduct and its relationship to hydrocephalus in the Arnold-Chiari malformation.


Intracranial bruits in health and disease.


The brain-stem conceived as the highest level of function in the nervous system; with particular reference to the automatic apparatus of Carpenter (1850) and to the centrencephalic integrating system of Penfield.


Sarcoidosis of the nervous system.

Sarcoidosis of the nervous system.


The cervical spine; an anatomico-pathological study of 70 specimens (using a special technique) with particular reference to the problem of cervical spondylosis.


Do the motor nuclei of the cranial nerves receive corticofugal fibres? An experimental study in the cat.


Serum aldolase and the diagnosis of myopathy.


Termination of the central pain pathway in man: the conscious appreciation of pain.


Asymmetrical hypertrophy of the heart in young adults.


Cardiac syncope in atrial septal defect.


Fibrinolysis in myocardial infarction.

Fibrinolysis in myocardial infarction.


The electrocardiogram in aortic stenosis.


The effects of acute cardiac infarction and of heparin therapy on the lipoproteins.


The electrocardiogram in pulmonary embolism.


Auscultation in patent ductus arteriosus; with a description of two fistulae simulating patent ductus.


Coronary heart disease in the presence of pulmonary disease.


Patency of the ductus arteriosus in the newborn calf and foal.


Evaluation of dye injection methods in congenital heart disease.


Disappearance of pathological Q waves after cardiac infarction.


Restenosis of the mitral valve.

Restenosis of the mitral valve.


The natural history of ventricular septal defect.


Electrocardiographic diagnosis of right ventricular hypertrophy in infancy and childhood.


Aconitine-induced cardiac arrhythmia.

Aconitine-induced cardiac arrhythmia.


The National Heart Hospital, 1857-1957.

The National Heart Hospital, 1857-1957.


Supra-aortic stenosis associated with Marfan's syndrome.


Tracheal vascular ring causing dyspnoea.


Twin studies in the Danish cancer registry, 1942-55.


Some observations on cancer of the breast in mothers and daughters.


The histology of tumours of the thymus.

The histology of tumours of the thymus.


Histological grading and prognosis in breast cancer; a study of 1409 cases of which 359 have been followed for 15 years.


Foetal haemic metastasis; an explanation of the pepper-type of metastasis in adrenal neuroblastoma.


The sex chromatin in human malignant tissues.


False positive reports in the cytologic diagnosis of lung cancer.


The thermal decomposition of some tobacco constituents.


A comparison of the response of two inbred strains of mice to the carcinogenic action of city smoke.


A and B antigens of normal and malignant cells.


Spontaneous carcinoma of the glandular stomach in Rattus (mastomys) natalensis, an African rodent.


Tumour promotion in mouse skin by sclerosing agents.


The chemical induction of ovarian tumours in mice.


Loose-binding of 3,4-benzpyrene to mouse epidermis.


The effects of reduction in food intake on growth and differentiation of a squamous-celled carcinoma in mice, with special reference to experimental chemotherapy.


The cultivation in vitro of mouse ascites tumour cells as pure cultures in glass capillaries.


Vaccination of rats against the Yoshida ascites sarcoma with the formation of complement-fixing antibody.


Collagen and other constituents in the skin of normal, carcinogen-treated and castrated mice.


Pyridine nucleotide synthesis in host tissues of tumour-bearing animals.


Comparison of different glycosidase activities in conditions of cancer.


Adenosine deaminase, nucleoside phorphorylase and xanthine oxidase in liver tumours.


The metabolism of pyrene.

The metabolism of pyrene.


Meningococcal meningitis.

Meningococcal meningitis.


The present status of gastrectomy in the treatment of peptic ulceration.


Ulcerative colitis.

Ulcerative colitis.


The treatment of hydronephrosis.

The treatment of hydronephrosis.


A case report: intestinal obstruction.

A case report: intestinal obstruction.


Spontaneous rupture of the oesophagus.

Spontaneous rupture of the oesophagus.


Abdominal emergencies in the Negro.

Abdominal emergencies in the Negro.


Modern medicine: American style.

Modern medicine: American style.


The Newcastle upon Tyne Obstetric Emergency Service.


Geriatrics.

Geriatrics.


The relationship of the part-time industrial medical officer with the general practitioner.


The skin clinic.

The skin clinic.


Effects of climate on the incidence of respiratory diseases in general practice.


Pityriasis rubra pilaris in identical twins.


The distribution and behaviour of cutaneous nerves in normal and abnormal skin.


Tryptophan as a bacteriophage adsorption factor.


Radio-active sodium absorption studies in erythrocyanosis crurum puellarum frigida.


The virulence of Staphylococcus pyogenes for man; a study of the problems of wound infection.


Transformation in tissue culture cell lines: the possible genetic mechanism.


The effect of previous injections of tuberculoprotein on the development of tuberculin sensitivity following B.C.G. vaccination in guinea-pigs.


Observations on the increase in serum bactericidal activity in the presence of clinical dextran.


The pressor response to renin during pregnancy in the rat.


The estimation of basal blood pressure in rat by tail oscilloscope.


The pressor response to hypertensin in pregnant rats.


A two-stage method of cross-linking proteins suitable for use in serological techniques.


The action of diphtheria toxin on tissue cultures and its neutralization by antitoxin.


Haemophilia and related conditions: a survey of 187 cases.


Bridge anticoagulant; a hitherto unrecognized blood clotting inhibitor in haemophilic and Christmas-disease plasma; a simple method for its demonstration.


Viscous metamorphosis of blood platelets; a study of the relationship to coagulation factors and fibrin formation.


On the lysis of thrombi experimentally produced within veins.


Observations on vitamin-B12 absorption in the rat.


Comparison of the iron absorption test with the determination of the iron-binding capacity of serum in the diagnosis of iron deficiency.


Treatment of haemochromatosis by energetic phlebotomy; one patient's response to the letting of 55 litres of blood in 11 months.


The influence of antigen strength, agglutinin and incomplete antibody on agglutination by anti-D sera.


Splenomegaly and the circulating red cell.


Erythrocyte copper and prophyrins in lead poisoning.


Climatic effect on the packed red-cell volume.


The treatment of experimental silicosis with compound 48/80.


Toxic properties of some dialkyl and trialkyl tin salts.


Pulmonary disease amongst sisal workers.


Immunological factors in the pathogenesis of the hyaline tissue of silicosis.


Heat stress in non-ferrous foundries.

Heat stress in non-ferrous foundries.


Some clinical and administrative aspects of occupational health.


Dermatoses in the manufacture of glass fibre.


Absence from work in relation to wage level and family responsibility.


Studies on the risks associated with the use of parathion-impregnated gauze strips in fly control.


Ludwig Teleky.

Ludwig Teleky.


Health, welfare, and safety in New Zealand.


E. L. Collis.

E. L. Collis.


Vaso-motor factor in glaucoma.

Vaso-motor factor in glaucoma.


Posterior degenerative lesion of onchocerciasis.


Changeability test of aqueous outflow resistance; a tonographic study of normal and glaucomatous eyes; effect of ganglionic blocking agents; analysis of initial part of tonographic tracing.


Buried orbital implant with extraconjunctival extension.


ALEXANDER DEWAR WILLIAMSON.

ALEXANDER DEWAR WILLIAMSON.


Aspects of radiation damage likely to be involved in tumour regression. I. Radiation damage to individual cells.


Aspects of radiation damage likely to be involved in tumour regression. II. Radiation damage to cells dependent on their tissue environment.


Stereo-micro-lymphangiography.

Stereo-micro-lymphangiography.


Rotational x-ray therapy planned to complement radium treatment of carcinoma of the cervix uteri.


REPORT on amendments during 1956 to the recommendations of the International Commission on Radiological Protection. (I.C.R. P.).


Cyst of the thymus: report of a case presenting as idiopathic cardiomegaly.


Effect of pre-irradiation intraperitoneal injection of cysteamine upon the skin and depilatory reactions produced by x rays in the legs of mice.


Strongyloides infestation of the jejunum.


Massive (or tumoural) calcinosis.

Massive (or tumoural) calcinosis.


Angiographic study of a carotid body tumour.


Juxtacortical chondroma.

Juxtacortical chondroma.


Casts of the arterial tree of the brain.


Removal of a foreign body from the stomach by means of an electromagnet.


Chronic bronchitis and occupation.

Chronic bronchitis and occupation.


The use of inspiratory positive pressure breathing in cardio-pulmonary diseases.


On action of 5-bromosalicylhydroxamic acid against drug resistance in tuberculosis.


Surgery of oesophageal lesions.

Surgery of oesophageal lesions.


Pulmonary mycoses occurring in Britain.

Pulmonary mycoses occurring in Britain.


Pulmonary histoplasmosis.

Pulmonary histoplasmosis.


Tension cysts of the lung in infancy and childhood.


Successful removal of a myxoma from the left atrium.


Tomographic bronchography in the investigation of pulmonary tuberculosis.


The association of sarcoidosis, active pulmonary tuberculosis and insensitivity to tuberculin.


Steroid-treated tuberculous pleural effusions.


Long-term chemotherapy in pulmonary tuberculosis.


Acromegaly complicated by diabetes, pulmonary tuberculosis, neuritic, cardiac and joint lesions.


Laurence Sterne: a witty consumptive.

Laurence Sterne: a witty consumptive.


Sensitivity to repository penicillins.

Sensitivity to repository penicillins.


Untreated syphilis; a study of some aspects of its minimum and maximum influence on the obstetric history and progeny of the human female.


Non-gonococcal urethritis; an investigation to determine factors in the host influencing response to treatment and recurrence of symptoms.


Common contagious genitourinary diseases with reference to the Ito-Reenstierna and Frei tests.


Present pattern of early syphilis in the Manchester region. II. Imported infection and the prostitute.


Non-gonococcal urethritis in the male treated with tetracycline.


Two cases of perineal fistula following cowperitis.


Saturated synthetic lecithins in VDRL and Kolmer antigens for the sero-diagnosis of syphilis.


Calculus in the epididymis following bilateral syphilitic orchitis; a case report.


Effect of cortisone in experimental syphilis in rabbits.


Effect of anaesthetics on mechanical receptors.


The myoneural blocking action of anaesthetic drugs.


Biochemical disturbances associated with anaesthesia.


Principles of inhalers for volatile anaesthetics.


Carbon-dioxide homeostasis in anaesthesia.


The muscle relaxants; recent developments.


Anaesthesia for obstetrics; recent advances.


Neonatal anaesthesia.

Neonatal anaesthesia.


Anaesthesia in burns.

Anaesthesia in burns.


Hypothermia in surgery: the present position including its influence in the modern treatment of cardiac arrest.


The advantages of controlled hypotension in surgery.


The disadvantages of controlled hypotension in surgery.


The treatment of respiratory inadequacy.


Electrographic monitoring of anaesthesia; application of electroencephalography to surgical anaesthesia.


Theoretical considerations of the effects of rebreathing in two semi-closed anaesthetic systems.


An investigation into deaths associated with anaesthesia.


Hospital treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis; a follow-up study of patients admitted to Edinburgh hospitals in 1953.


Prednisolone compared with cortisone in treatment of children with chronic asthma.


Use of pressor agents in shock in myocardial infarction.


Anticoagulants in myocardial infarction.


Influenza A (Asian) 1957; clinical and epidemiological features in a general practice.


A technique for investigating the blood supply of muscle during exercise.


A TRIAL of penicillin and chlortetracycline in treatment of bronchitis; report from the city general hospital, Sheffield.


Thirteen cases of influenzal bronchopneumonia in children.


A woman with the stiff-man syndrome.

A woman with the stiff-man syndrome.


Two cases of bullous chicken-pox.

Two cases of bullous chicken-pox.


A case of Paget's disease of the patella.


CARCINOMA of the breast.

CARCINOMA of the breast.


HORMONES and liver disease.

HORMONES and liver disease.


NEUROLOGICAL aspects of pulmonary emphysema.


TUMOURS of the glomus jugulare.

TUMOURS of the glomus jugulare.


LOW VACCINATION rates.

LOW VACCINATION rates.


Working of a mother and baby unit.

Working of a mother and baby unit.


Plasma-cell mastitis.

Plasma-cell mastitis.


J.H.T. CHALLIS.

J.H.T. CHALLIS.


J. C. BRASH.

J. C. BRASH.


Results of three years' experience with microbiological assay of vitamin B12 in serum.


Porphyria; a South African screening experiment.


ROTHSCHILD The human spermatozoon.

ROTHSCHILD The human spermatozoon.


Isolation of cytopathogenic agents from the respiratory tract in acute laryngotracheobronchitis.


Thalassaemia minor in an English-woman.

Thalassaemia minor in an English-woman.


Oil granuloma of the lung: report of three cases.


Some clinical applications of vaginal smear in gynaecological endocrinology.


Difficulties associated with breast-feeding; a study of 106 primiparae.


Large epidemic outbreak of vomiting associated with meningism and exanthem; clinical and epidemiological observations.


Outbreak of aseptic meningitis with exanthem.


Pernicious anaemia treated orally with bifaction: refractoriness to potent animal intrinsic factor.


ACUTE otitis media.

ACUTE otitis media.


DETECTING disease.

DETECTING disease.


ENTEROVIRUSES.

ENTEROVIRUSES.


HAEMOSIDEROSIS and haemochromatosis.

HAEMOSIDEROSIS and haemochromatosis.


STEROIDS and pancreatitis.

STEROIDS and pancreatitis.


Some thoughts on mental effects of amputation.


R. K. BOWES.

R. K. BOWES.


Neurology: past, present, and future.

Neurology: past, present, and future.


The cholecystogram and the clinician.

The cholecystogram and the clinician.


Chronic gamma irradiation; effects on the peripheral blood and haemopoietic system of female guinea-pigs.


Schultz-Dale test for detection of specific antigen in sera of patients with carcinoma.


Investigation of the immunologically active constituent of serum of patients with carcinoma.


The unexplained high erythrocyte sedimentation rate.


Determination of peroxidase in urine; simple method for routine examination of urine for erythrocytes and leucocytes.


Treatment of subacute bacterial endocarditis with oral phenoxymethylpenicillin.


Therapeutic trial of azacyclonol.

Therapeutic trial of azacyclonol.


Carbutamide in treatment of schizophrenia.


Case of tuberculous rheumatism.

Case of tuberculous rheumatism.


Case of Behcet's syndrome with neurological involvement.


WRAPPED food.

WRAPPED food.


INTRAOCULAR pressure.

INTRAOCULAR pressure.


DISEASE education by the B.B.C.

DISEASE education by the B.B.C.


ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY.

ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY.


ALBOMYCIN and grisein.

ALBOMYCIN and grisein.


THE BURR cell in uraemia.

THE BURR cell in uraemia.


INDICATORS of chronic irradiation.

INDICATORS of chronic irradiation.


THE BABY'S swallow.

THE BABY'S swallow.


A case of health.

A case of health.


ALVEOLAR carbon dioxide analyser.

ALVEOLAR carbon dioxide analyser.


GWYNNE WILLIAMS.

GWYNNE WILLIAMS.


TRIALS of an asian influenza vaccine; fourth progress report to the medical research council by its committee on influenza and other respiratory virus vaccines.


The autumn influenza outbreak in England and Wales.


The influenza epidemic in Abadan.

The influenza epidemic in Abadan.


Sudden death due to fulminating influenza.


Role of insulin in acute hypoglycaemic action of tolbutamide.


Infertility: its incidence and hope of cure.


Acute renal failure associated with massive haemorrhage in a haemophiliac.


Salt retention and uraemia in brain injury.


Appendicitis and acute terminal ileitis during an outbreak of gastroenteritis among British troops in Port Said.


Dissecting aneurysm of aorta successfully treated by operation.


Volvulus of small bowel diagnosed pre-operatively.


A case of primary (adeno) carcinoma of the jejunum.


Heat hyperpyrexia following a turkish bath.


INFLUENZA vaccine trial.

INFLUENZA vaccine trial.


COLOSTOMY and the patient.

COLOSTOMY and the patient.


Medical art society's exhibition.

Medical art society's exhibition.


Tetanus.

Tetanus.


W.R.P. GOODWIN.

W.R.P. GOODWIN.


Obituary.

Obituary.


[The problem of primary resection and antibiotic treatment in free perforation of stomach and duodenal ulcer].


[Studies of proteinemia and blood protein fractions in infantile dystrophy. II. Effect of treatment with blood and plasma transfusions, protein hydrolysates and desoxycorticosterone].


[Activation of the adrenal cortex by superior cervical gangliectomy].


[Open heart surgery under extracorporeal circulation; first results in France].


Calcifying epithelioma of Malherbe: report of a case.


Evaluation of fructose for alcohol poisoning.


A doctor looks at Egypt.

A doctor looks at Egypt.


The role of speech therapy in the personality development of the mentally retarded child.


Hibernation of He-La cells infected with poliomyelitis virus.


Edward Bell Krumbhaar: physician, historian, founder of the American Association of the History of Medicine.


Comparison of nucleic acid contents in complete and incomplete forms of the influenza virus. II.


Paper-chromatography of the antibiotic tetaine.


Improved method of tetaine production. I. Obtaining of the polypeptide complex.


On the complexity of the potato tetaine production stimulant.


Elisha North; experimentalist, epidemiologist, physician, 1771-1843.


BIBLIOGRAPHY of the history of medicine of the United States and Canada; 1956.


Influence of citric acid on tetaine formation on synthetic media.


Investigations on the resistance of Streptococcus & Diplococcus strains to sulfonamides & 5 antibiotics.


On the emulsification of the phenol-water system in the counter-current distribution method.


Effect of suspension in different waters on ability of growth of E. coli on selective medium.


Fleas occurring on Microtus arvalis Pall. and other small mammals & birds in the northern districts of the Szczecin province.


Lice occurring on small mammals in the Szczecin province.


Investigations of etiology of coniunctivitis chronica in sailors who are on duty at sea.


Investigations on the influence of increased pressure on the activity of heart & respiration of divers under water.


Spontaneous infection of tick Ixodes ricinus by the virus of tick encephalitis in the coast-district.


Preservation of tissue material for investigations on poliomyelitis virus.


Salmonella types in Poland and some remarks on their serological diagnosis.


Hygienic evaluation of ships' water supplies.


Fetal blood studies. VIII. Some observations on the transient fetal bradycardia accompanying uterine contractions in the human.


Effects of serum upon the immuno-chemical properties of a bacterial endotoxin.


Aldolase leak from muscle of mice with hereditary muscular dystrophy.


A genetic study of a defect in glutathione metabolism of the erythrocyte.


Study of two abnormal hemoglobins with evidence for a new genetic locus for hemoglobin formation.


Studies on the prophylaxis and treatment of tetanus. I. Studies pertaining to active and passive immunization.


Studies on the prophylaxis and treatment of tetanus. II. Studies pertaining to treatment.


Studies of thyroxine and some of its analogues. I. Introduction.


Studies of thyroxine and some of its analogues. III. The antigoitrogenic properties of several analogues of thyroxine.


Studies of thyroxine and some of its analogues. II. The antigoitrogenic properties of thyroxine and triiodothyronine.


The modern aspects of the diabetic problem.


Study of alcoholism with onset forty-five years or older.


Use of the electron microscope in the study of intracellular virus.


Therapy of infections.

Therapy of infections.


Proportional mortality of 50 years and above; a suggested indicator of the component health, including demographic conditions in the measurement of levels of living. In 1954 the United Nations Committee of Experts on International Definition and Measurement of Standards and Levels of Living suggested that for the measurement of levels of living quantifiable or potentially quantifiable components should be considered separately. An attempt is made in the present paper to evolve a single, comprehensive numerical indicator to quantify the component "health, including demographic conditions".The use of an objective statistical technique as a guide in the selection of such an indicator is suggested. From the application of this technique, it is concluded that the percentage of deaths at the ages 50 years and over to total deaths (proportional mortality) affords a fairly suitable yardstick by which broad inter-country comparisons may be made. This indicator has the advantages of simplicity of calculation, comprehensiveness, availability of data, possibility of international comparability despite the varying quality of basic statistical information, sensitivity for the purpose of inter-country comparisons, and validity for studying levels and trends.


Laboratory tests on mosquito tolerance to insecticides and the development of resistance by Aedes aegypti. Three strains of Aëdes aegypti and a strain of Culex molestus were used in tests to determine the relative susceptibility levels of the larvae to various insecticides and to investigate the development of resistance in the laboratory through selection by larval treatment only. The procedures and test methods used are described and the results discussed and set out in tabular and graphic form.It was found, inter alia, that selection of fourth-stage larvae of a laboratory strain of Aëdes and Culex for 15 generations with DDT at the LC(50) level did not induce any appreciable decrease in susceptibility; that with another Aëdes strain, naturally three times as resistant to DDT as the laboratory strain, selection for eight generations further increased this resistance to seven times its natural level; that selection of the laboratory strain of Aëdes with gamma-BHC for 15 generations induced a twofold increase in resistance to this compound, which also extended to DDT and dieldrin; and that selection of the same strain with dieldrin, over 14 generations at a low mortality level to avoid after-effects of this insecticide, did not induce any appreciable decrease in susceptibility.


Toxicity of some newer insecticides to larvae and pupae of Culex fatigans Weidemann. The toxicity of DDT, dieldrin, endrin, malathion, parathion, Systox and P4 to larvae and pupae of Culex fatigans has been studied. Two colonies of mosquitos were maintained for the purpose-one at 88 degrees +/-2 degrees F (31.1 degrees +/-1.1 degrees C) and 70%-80% relative humidity, and the other at 72 degrees +/-3 degrees F (22.2 degrees +/-1.7 degrees C) and 45%-55% relative humidity.For test purposes 25 larvae or pupae were exposed to acetone solutions of insecticides in 25 ml of water, and mortality counts were taken at the end of 24 and 48 hours. The percent mortality was plotted on a logarithmic dosage-probit paper and the LC(50) (the concentration required to kill 50%) was read from the slopes obtained. The confidence limits for LC(50) and the slope functions were worked out statistically.Of the insecticides tested, parathion was found to be the most toxic to larvae. The others in their order of toxicity were endrin, dieldrin, DDT, malathion, P4 and Systox. The LC(50) at 24 hours ranged from 0.003 parts per million (p.p.m.) for parathion to 0.18 for Systox. The third-instar larvae were more susceptible to insecticides than those in the fourth-instar stage.Pupae were more resistant to insecticides than larvae. Parathion and endrin gave LC(50)'s of 0.034 and 0.04 respectively. P4 and malathion gave very poor results. Dieldrin and Systox acted slowly on pupae, and the 48-hour mortality is given for these. DDT showed extremely low toxicity to pupae.DDT, dieldrin, endrin and parathion were more toxic to larvae reared and tested at the lower temperature than to those reared and tested at the higher. The temperature after exposure to DDT altered toxicity to a greater extent than the temperature at which the larvae had been reared.


Research on spirochaetal strains isolated in Jordan.


Leprosy and yaws: points of contact.

Leprosy and yaws: points of contact.


A new method of detecting parasitic organisms in drinking water.


[Etiology of the ophthalmoscopic aspects of holes in the macula].


BIBLIOGRAPHY on the toxicity of pesticides to man and animals 1956.


[So-called acquired agammaglobulinemia in an adult with splenomegaly].


Benign and malignant lesions of the nipple.


Radical mastectomy with en bloc in continuity resection of the internal mammary lymph-node chain.


Precancerous lesions of the breast.

Precancerous lesions of the breast.


Parotid sialography; roentgenologico-surgical correlation in a series of 70 cases. A study was made of the correlation of sialographic, clinical and surgical observations in a series of 70 cases. Sialography is a useful tool in the differentiation between extrinsic and intrinsic space-occupying masses in the parotid region. It permits differentiation between inflammatory lesions and neoplasms, thus eliminating needless surgical explorations. It alerts the surgeon to masses involving the deep lobe. It can be easily performed and causes little discomfort. Bearing in mind its limitations, sialography is an important diagnostic and preoperative aid in the management of parotid lesions.


Problems of multiple transfusions.

Problems of multiple transfusions. The use of blood infusion in large amounts is increasing sharply. Increased knowledge of blood group antigens has alerted physicians to the possible hazards of hemolytic reactions to subgroups that must be eliminated by proper cross-matching techniques. Multiple transfusions of preserved blood often defeat their purpose in control of bleeding, for thrombocytopenia is enhanced. Careful selection of blood or preparations of plasma concentrates offer increased protection to the recipient.Plastic bag equipment increases the yield of viable platelets and keeps blood in usable condition for longer periods of storage. The use of multiple transfusions has complicated the selection of preserved blood to control pigment metabolism.


Prosthetic arteries; resection of the abdominal aorta and replacement with plastic materials. In seven cases, nine operations were done in which arterial replacements made of synthetic fabrics were used. In three cases the operation was entirely elective, and at last report the patients were doing well. In the four other cases there were acutely complicating factors, known before operation, and the patients died although so far as functioning of the prosthetic artery was concerned there was difficulty in only one case-a leak at one of the anastomotic seams. In one case in which the synthetic material was removed after it had been in place some time, the prosthesis showed little effect of foreign body reaction.


Oral administration of orinase (tolbutamide); clinical observations of effect on nondiabetic and diabetic humans. Ingestion of tolbutamide (Orinase(R)) by nondiabetic humans brought about a maximum reduction in blood sugar within one to two hours. In diabetic persons taking large doses of insulin, or who needed insulin for control, hyperglycemia, ketosis, and increased excretion of glucose in the urine developed when tolbutamide was substituted for insulin or was used before insulin therapy was begun. The only serious toxic manifestation observed was a skin rash in two patients. Successful control of diabetes with tolbutamide was limited to cases in which the disease was of mild, stable type and the patient was 40 or more years of age, of normal weight, and with a previous insulin requirement of 5 to 30 units per day. It was of benefit in 43.5 per cent of all diabetic patients in the series studied and in about 75 per cent of the group that might be referred to as selected. The duration of the disease and the duration of insulin therapy were unimportant in predicting effectiveness for tolbutamide therapy.


Rene Benarrd (1882-1957).

Rene Benarrd (1882-1957).


Paul Carnot (1869-1957).

Paul Carnot (1869-1957).


Malignant carcinoid tumor altered reactivity of the skin to serotonin in two patients. Appropriately controlled tests were carried out in two cases of patients with carcinoid tumors and abnormal circulating levels of serotonin to verify a hypothesis that such patients would have a greater tolerance for exogenous serotonin than would normal persons. Contrary to the hypothesis, the patients had not less but more reaction to intradermal injection of serotonin than to histamine and also more reaction than normal persons.If this altered reactivity were to be observed consistently in large series of patients with malignant carcinoid disease, it might be used as a presumptive test.


Stapes mobilization for otosclerotic deafness; the monitored peribasal technique. Direct surgical operation on the stapes footplate region in the treatment of hearing loss due to otosclerosis has been revived. In the last 100 cases of a total series of 600, the peribasal stapes mobilization (stapedolysis) technique was completely successful in 62 per cent, partially successful in 29 per cent and a failure in 9 per cent. Stapes mobilization requires precise microsurgical technique monitored by audiometry during the surgical procedure. It appears that mobilization is the preferred approach to the surgical treatment of otosclerosis, but fenestration of the vestibular labyrinth is an important secondary procedure in some cases. Successful restoration of hearing requires adequate mobility of the footplate coupled with physiological continuity of the drum ossicular chain mechanism.


The treatment of diabetes mellitus.

The treatment of diabetes mellitus. The treatment of diabetes mellitus continues to challenge all physicians regardless of special interest. Although there have been many advances, treatment still primarily centers around education of the patient, particularly in regard to proper balance of diet, insulin and exercise. The exact role of the new oral insulin substitutes is not yet fully established. With proper consideration of the fundamentals of treatment and team-approach, there can be life added to the years and years to the lives of our increasing diabetic population.


Recent developments in surgical skin planing. In surgical skin planing steel wire brushes have been largely replaced by the less hazardous diamond chip burs or "fraises" and serrated steel wheels. In addition to acne pits and wrinkling, multiple actinic (senile) keratoses are an important indication for planing. Planing provides a nonscarring method for the treatment of existing keratoses, as well as a prophylaxis against skin cancer by replacing the sun-damaged, precancerous epidermis with new epidermal cells derived from the cutaneous adnexa (pilosebaceous and sweat gland units). There are clinical landmarks indicating the depth of planing which can serve as a guide to the operator and can be correlated with microscopic findings. The results of experiments on the comparative effects of refrigerants on animal and human skin indicate that human facial skin can tolerate considerable freezing with ethyl chloride or dichlorotetrafluoroethane (Freon 114) but that mixtures containing large proportions of the much colder dichlorodifluoromethane (Freon 12) may be undesirable. Refreezing an area of the skin in order to perform a more adequate planing is not considered hazardous.THE REGENERATION OF THE SKIN FOLLOWING PLANING HAS THREE COMPONENTS: Epidermal, adnexal and dermal. The cells of the epidermis and the adnexa are equipotential. A knowledge of the anatomy of the acne pit enables the operator to decide which pits can be benefited by planing and which should be excised before planing. The successful treatment of acne pits of the face by planing in patients having keloids elsewhere on the body is reported.


Alcoholism; the chronological background leading to California's present program. An ancient problem is receiving modern attention in California. In this paper, the author briefly reviews the historical background that has made possible newer attitudes and study approaches to the problem of alcoholism. The chain of circumstances (and its welders) leading to California's broadly programmed attack upon alcoholism and its related complications is described.


Gallstone intestinal obstruction.

Gallstone intestinal obstruction. The literature on the subject and the records of 40 cases of proven gallstone obstruction in the small intestine observed at the Los Angeles County General Hospital over a 27-year period were reviewed. The incidence of this type of obstruction is about 1.5 per cent of all cases of mechanical intestinal obstruction; and it occurs more often in women than in men-the ratio was 3.7 to 1 in the Los Angeles County General Hospital series. In general, the majority of patients are in the seventh decade of life, although in the present series the age average was well over 70 years. Gallstones large enough to cause intestinal obstruction almost invariably reach the intestinal tract through a fistula between the gallbladder and the duodenum. The symptoms of gallstone obstruction are principally those of mechanical obstruction of the small bowel. The usual site of obstruction is the distal ileum. When gallstones are the cause of obstruction, the symptoms may be intermittent. Surgical operation is the treatment of choice. Exploration should include a complete examination of the intestinal tract to make certain multiple stones are not overlooked, and the right upper quadrant should be palpated for the presence of an acutely inflamed gallbladder or more calculi.


Absence from school; its relationship to illness in the community. The absences at one elementary school in Los Angeles and the reasons for the absences during the school year 1954-55 were studied. The absence rate was then compared with the rates during two previous years at the same school and with the absences at three other elementary schools in Los Angeles and with one industry. There were similar absence curves for the several years in the single school and among the schools and industries which were compared. The highest absence rates were found during the winter months and common respiratory tract disease accounted for the highest percentage of absences from school throughout the year.


Prepartum nausea and vomiting; a new approach to treatment. A controlled study of 101 patients indicated that a combination of amphetamine and Rauwolfia was effective in the treatment of prepartum nausea and vomiting. Good to excellent results were obtained in 53 (83 per cent) of 64 patients who received the combination. Five patients reported fair results; six were not benefited by the treatment. Only five of a control group of 37 patients who received placebos reported good results. In addition to relief of the symptoms of nausea and vomiting, concomitant emotional disturbances, notably anxiety and depression, were alleviated by the drug combination.


Bursitis; often and inexact diagnosis.

Bursitis; often and inexact diagnosis. The word bursitis is like arthritis in that it must be modified by another before it has meaning precise enough for useful medical description and communication. It is used loosely and generally to describe a number of clinical and pathological entities, among which are true primary bursitis, cystic degenerations, calcareous deposits in ligaments and tendons, and so-called "chronic sprains" where a calcified deposit cannot be demonstrated. It is possible to differentiate between these four entities in the light of present-day knowledge and to make a more accurate statement of diagnosis. Bursitis is often a symptom... not a primary disease and hence not a proper diagnosis. Calcareous deposits in ligaments and tendons with evident inflammatory reaction have been described in many locations. No area seems to be immune but the rotator cuff and supraspinatus tendon of the shoulder show the greatest incidence. The term inflammatory tendinitis appears to be a reasonably useful one for describing the clinical manifestations of the disease. For further accuracy it can be modified by saying that it is with calcification or without calcification as the case may be. There might be serious consequences from confusing the pain radiation of inflammatory tendinitis (with or without calcification) around the trochanteric region of the hip with true sciatic neuritis arising from a herniated intervertebral disk.


Marginal peptic ulcer in elderly patients. Marginal peptic ulceration occurs with sufficient frequency in elderly patients to constitute a real problem. A study was made of 22 patients more than 65 years of age in whom such ulcers developed. Marginal ulcers in elderly patients are frequently associated with dangerous complications such as massive hemorrhage or perforation. Advancing age does not necessarily reduce the tendency to marginal ulcer formation. Such operative procedures as gastroenterostomy without vagotomy, and minimal gastric resection, do not afford adequate protection from marginal ulceration in elderly patients. When marginal ulcers occur in elderly patients, adequate gastric resection (70 to 75 per cent) or vagotomy in combination with resection is usually necessary.


Acute barbiturate intoxication; a case with extremely high content in the blood and protracted coma with recovery.


Employment of persons with epilepsy and heart disease. Among persons who are often considered handicapped so far as employability is concerned are two groups deserving of special attention-persons with heart disease because of the ever-increasing number of them, and persons with epilepsy because of the extreme difficulty they have had in getting suitable jobs.A considerable number of persons with cardiac disease and a lesser number with epilepsy have been employed by the California Division of Lockheed Aircraft Corporation during the past ten years. It has been the experience there that the employment of such persons, once they are placed in jobs compatible with their physical limitations, has not resulted in unduly increasing the company's liability or labor cost and has not created operational problems of major proportions or jeopardized anyone's safety. Considerable research and effort are being expended by governmental and other agencies and associations to further enhance the safe placement of such persons. It is believed that these efforts, if coupled with realistic interpretation of the Workmen's Compensation Act in this regard, will bring about more liberal and widespread acceptance of persons with heart disease and epilepsy by industry.


Rehabilitation medicine.

Rehabilitation medicine.


Rehabilitation; psychological aspects.

Rehabilitation; psychological aspects.


Rehabilitation; environmental.

Rehabilitation; environmental.


Rehabilitation; setting up a section.

Rehabilitation; setting up a section.


Rehabilitation; it is your problem.

Rehabilitation; it is your problem.


A medical rehabilitation centre.

A medical rehabilitation centre.


The hemiplegic in hospital.

The hemiplegic in hospital.


Wanted: one medical record librarian.

Wanted: one medical record librarian.


Dietary consulting service.

Dietary consulting service.


Properties of calf thymus histone isolated by three different methods.


Studies on the enzymatic hydrolysis of sarin and tabun.


The intracellular localization of liver and kidney sarinase.


Studies on the amino acids in the blood plasma of scorbutic guinea pigs.


Accurate measurement of liquid intake of small animals.


An unexpected factor affecting the alcohol intake of rats.


Differences in nitrogen content in extracts of chilled and non-chilled tissues.


The effect of stress and adrenalectomy on the response to dicumarol in rats.


Uptake of radioactive sulphur by various tissues of normal and cholesterol-fed rabbits.


The estimation of maleic hydrazide by paper chromatography.


The properties of thrombinogen.

The properties of thrombinogen.


Oxidative metabolism of carbohydrates in insects. III. Hexose monophosphate oxidative cycle in the housefly, Musca domestica L.


The acute oral toxicity of spiramycin.

The acute oral toxicity of spiramycin.


The role of the salivary duct system in the formation of the saliva.


Limitations of the in vitro pituitary incubation system as an assay for ACTH-releasing activity.


The hydrolysis of p-acetoxyphenylethylamines by insect cholinesterase.


Preparation and molecular weight of gamma-livetin from egg yolk.


The physiological activity of laminarin sulphate.


The metabolism of animal tissues cultivated in vitro. II. Amino acid metabolism of chick embryonic kidney, chick embryonic liver, and monkey kidney cortex cultures.


A note on the effect of cold and vitamin C on the blood levels of phenylalanine and tyrosine in rats.


The biosynthesis of cell wall carbohydrates. IV. Further studies on cellulose and xylan in wheat.


A modified procedure for the estimation of vitamin B12 in natural materials of low potency.


The determination of the available caloric content of rapeseed oil by rat growth.


The effect of cold acclimation on the size of organs and tissues of the rat, with special reference to modes of expression of results.


Effects of sodium-free media upon the metabolism and the potassium and water contents of brain slices.


Melanin pigmentation in bovine pineal gland and its possible correlation with gonadal function.


Acetate utilization by liver and adipose tissue of rats fasted in the cold.


Polyglycerylphosphoric acids. I. Synthesis of bis (L-alpha-glyceryl) phosphoric acid.


Localization of glucose, gluconate, and glucose-6-phosphate oxidation systems in extracts of Pseudomonas fluorescens.


Biosynthesis of cobalamin analogues by propionibacterium arabinosum.


Hexose phosphate metabolism by Acetobacter melanogenum.


The chemical composition of the Actinomycetales: isolation of a polysaccharide containing D-arabinose and D-galactose from Nocardia asteroides.


Carbohydrate metabolism of Pullularia pullulans.


The effect of pasteurization on Listeria monocytogenes.


Aphids remain infective with turnip-latent virus after a molt.


Hospital bed needs, a review of developments in the United States.


Earlier physical and mental maturity among Saskatoon public school children.


Sanitation of soft-drink bottling plants.


A rapid method for estimating the bacterial count BCG vaccine.


A doctor views the problems.

A doctor views the problems.


A nurse views the problems.

A nurse views the problems.


The balance between education and service.


CENTRALIZED teaching program in Saskatchewan: an evaluation.


A profession and its journal.

A profession and its journal.


Opportunities with WHO.

Opportunities with WHO.


A nurse becomes a patient.

A nurse becomes a patient.


Nursing service in the hospital; its responsibility to the educational program.


Education, then service.

Education, then service.


Teacher-nurse communications in an elementary school.


Child welfare in the Soviet Union.

Child welfare in the Soviet Union.


Treatment of cancer of the lung by interstitial implantation.


Scalene node biopsy: implications in abdominal and thoracic disease.


Pre-existing portacaval shunts: a hypothesis for the bizarre metastases of some carcinomas.


The surgical treatment of cancer of the floor of the mouth.


Results of electrosurgical radical mastectomy, with routine skin graft and postoperative x-ray therapy; a review of 309 cases.


Experience with uremic complications after ureterointestinal transplantation, with comment on the use of the rectal bladder.


Surgical anatomy of the hepatic vein.

Surgical anatomy of the hepatic vein.


Useful new methods of recording clinical data.


The effectiveness of surgery for palliation of incurable gastric cancer.


Cancer and dermatomyositis.

Cancer and dermatomyositis.


The use of radioactive-labeled oral fat in the evaluation of pancreatic function.


Cancer in patients with chronic ulcerative colitis.


Cancer cell contamination of operative wounds.


The treatment of Wilms's tumor.

The treatment of Wilms's tumor.


Experiences with iliac artery and vein resection in radical pelvic surgery.


The pathogenesis and management of neurological complications in patients with malignant lymphomas and leukemia.


The effect of the administration of HN2 on the utilization of plasma iron.


Cortisone in the treatment of hypercalcemia in neoplastic disease.


Psychological effects of hypophysectomy in women with metastatic breast cancer.


Pulmonary intraarteriolar thrombi associated with cancer.


Untreated bronchogenic carcinoma; a clinicopathological study of 250 autopsied cases.


Cytological screening for cervical cancer; comparative findings in a 6 year survey of a well population.


The cytological presentation of endometrial carcinoma.


Supravita staining of sediments of serous effusions; a simple technique for rapid cytological diagnosis.


Normal values of the Nylin heart function test.


Carcinoma arising in glossitis rhombica mediana.


Neoplasms in monkeys (Macaca mulatta): spontaneous and irradiation induced.


Changes in cardiac output and peripheral resistance during simple stimuli influencing blood pressure.


Rhabdomyosarcoma: a clinicopathological study and classification of 39 cases.


Changes of cardiac output in hypertensive disease.


Physical determination of the stroke volume.


Lymphatic scintigrams: a method for studying the functional pattern of lymphatics and lymph nodes.


Exfoliative cytology of urinary sediments; a review of 2,829 cases.


Levoangiocardiogram by transbronchial auricular puncture.


Myasthenia gravis following extirpation of an asymptomatic thymoma.


The latent period in carcinogenesis by plastics in rats and its relation to the presarcomatous stage.


The prediction of the Ballistocardiogram from physiological and anatomical data.


Oesophageal phonocardiography.

Oesophageal phonocardiography.


Treatment of metastatic extradural spinal cord tumors; a series of 30 cases.


The effect of administration of 6-mercaptopurine on nucleic acids and alkaline phosphatase of regenerating rat liver.


The use of prednisolone in the treatment of disseminated breast carcinoma.


The effect of morphine on pulmonary haemodynamics in mitral stenosis.


A new method in acute pulmonary edema; hyaluronidase-spraying method.


Diurnal variations of systemic and renal haemodynamics in normal subjects and in hypertensive disease.


Influence of environmental factors on the pathogenesis of hypertension.


Acquired aortic stenosis.

Acquired aortic stenosis.


Social cardiology in international perspective.


The choice of valvulotome according to the anatomical alteration of ostium.


Unidimensional electrocardiography.

Unidimensional electrocardiography.


The electrocardiogram of the transplanted heart.


A case of calcified ventricular aneurysm with progressive heart block; observations on the effect of ethylnorepinephrine.


[Properdin system. I. Properties and correlation of individual elements of the system].


The fate of the concept of medical police: 1780-1890.


Carolus Linnaeus and surgery.

Carolus Linnaeus and surgery.


Technology of oils, fats and waxes in ancient Mesopotamia.


A recently discovered new Morgagni.

A recently discovered new Morgagni.


[Preventive child psychiatry].

[Preventive child psychiatry].


[Importance of quantitative determination of direct & indirect bilirubin in hemolytic disease of the newborn].


Hydatid cysts in Ceylon.

Hydatid cysts in Ceylon.


Hydatid cyst of the liver; report of a case.


Hydatid disease of the lungs and liver; report of a case.


Some preliminary observations on Echinococcus infection in local cattle and dogs.


The Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome.

The Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome.


Heights and weights of Ceylonese children.


A study of parasitic infection in school children.


Common virus diseases of the eye.

Common virus diseases of the eye.


Problem of postmaturity.

Problem of postmaturity.


Forensic aspects of post-maturity.

Forensic aspects of post-maturity.


Survey of influenza antibodies in normal human sera in Peking.


The effect of thyroidectomy and antithyroid drugs upon antimony potassium tartrate toxicity.


Precipitin production by intracarotid and other vascular routes.


Observations on mitral commissurotomy.

Observations on mitral commissurotomy.


Surgical treatment of carcinoma of the pancreas.


On the taxonomy of Oncomelania-snail host of Schistosoma japonicum; morphological studies of Oncomelania snails from different endemic areas in China.


Crossed unfused renal ectopia.

Crossed unfused renal ectopia.


Treatment of neurodermatitis with Chinese herbal smoke.


Primary melanoma of the optic disc; a clinicopathologic report.


Learn from the advanced Soviet medical science with resolution and persistence.


Acute infectious lymphocytosis; report on an institutional outbreak.


Cerebral schistosomiasis; an observation of forty-five cases.


Hemophilus influenzae meningitis; an analysis of 120 cases.


Abnormalities of copper metabolism in Wilson's disease; a preliminary report.


Acute porphyria; report of two cases.

Acute porphyria; report of two cases.


A new clamp for vascular anastomosis.

A new clamp for vascular anastomosis.


Diseases of the ureteral stump.

Diseases of the ureteral stump.


Development of hygiene and health work during the first five-year plan.


Emergency treatment of massive hemorrhage from varices of the upper gastrintestinal tract.


Preoperative preparation for hyperthyroidism using iodine and antithyroid drugs.


A chemical cauterization powder k'u chih san in treating internal hemorrhoids.


Pathologic changes of paragonimiasis; a report of five cases.


Experimental epilepsy of the guinea pig.


Cerebral cysticercosis as a factor aggravating Japanese B encephalitis.


Anthropometric measurements of Shanghai students and preschool children in 1954; a preliminary study.


A new gouge for intranasal antrum window operation.


[Blood lipids, blood sugar and tumors].

[Blood lipids, blood sugar and tumors].


Diffuse bilateral pulmonary edema associated with unilobar miliary pulmonary embolization in the dog.


Action of hypoxia on the pulmonary vasculature.


Approximation of total vascular space and its distribution in three sizes of blood vessels in rats by plastic casts.


Simultaneous comparison of antegrade and collateral coronary blood flows.


Determination of DPN (TPN) thiamine, amino acids and amino sugars in blood of animals with experimental myocardial infarction.


Quantitation of backflow in patients with aortic insufficiency using an indicator technic.


The frequency-dependent nature of blood pressure regulation by the carotid sinus studied with an electric analog.


Ventricular fibrillation studied by the microelectrode method.


Significance of homologous donor blood to the toxic reaction in dogs undergoing extracorporeal hemodialysis.


Estimation of venous blood volume in the dog by the indicator-dilution method.


Cardiac responses to transthoracic capacitor discharges in the dog.


Inotropic action of hexamethonium.

Inotropic action of hexamethonium.


The renal rheoplethysmogram of the dog.

The renal rheoplethysmogram of the dog.


Evaluation of mitral insufficiency in dogs by electronic analog simulation of radioisotope dilution data.


Effect of hemorrhagic shock on the phagocytic function of Kupffer cells.


Effects of different oxygen and carbon dioxide concentrations on the activity of the embryonic chick heart.


Hemodynamics of intestinal circulation.

Hemodynamics of intestinal circulation.


Ventricular diastolic suction at normal arterial pressures.


Flow as a function of arterial pressure in the oil perfused kidney.


Physical effects of increased venous and extrarenal pressure on renal vascular resistance.


Contractile properties of glycerolextracted muscle bundles from the chronically failing canine heart.


Effects of high carbohy drate or protein diets on blood pressure of normotensive and hypertensive dogs.


The cause of syringomyelia and its surgical treatment.


Prevention of over-oxygenation during treatment with a heart-lung machine in cardiac operations: use of Clark polarograph for regulating oxygen tension.


Prosthetic replacement of the hemisected mandible.


Observations concerning renal circulation: angiography of kidneys, removed from hypertensive or normotensive patients.


Leiomyoma of the trachea: report of a case.


The trend of clinical chemistry.

The trend of clinical chemistry.


Ferrihemoglobin reduction in normal and methemoglobinemic subjects.


On the efficacy of asparagine, glutamine, gamma-aminobutyric acid and 1-pyrroiidinone in preventing chemically induced seizures in mice.


Electrophoretic examination of human cervical mucus from normal, pregnant and carcinomatous patients.


Sialic acid and its relation to chronic bronchitis.


Enzymic hydrolysis of plasma proteins for microbiological assays of amino acids.


Studies on blood proteins. V. Relation of mucoproteins to the polarographic test according to Brdicka.


Serum proteins in myelomatosis; a follow up study.


Rapid spot tests for routine urine analysis.


The intradermal vitamin C test as an index of the level of vitamin C in blood and urine and its applicability to Ceylon subjects.


The clinical value of arylsulphatase estimation in urine.


Serological and chemical characterization of certain sera. I. Sera obtained from normal and cancer patients.


A micromethod for the estimation of serum calcium.


The colorimetric estimation of calcium in serum with ocresolphthalein complexone.


The use of diacetin in pre-staining serum lipoproteins.


Electrophoresis of human haemoglobins in starch gel.


Determination of plasma amine oxidase activity.


Electrophoretic migration pattern of serum glutamic oxalacetic transaminase.


Vitamin B12 excretion as index of hepatic disorders. II. Correlation with liver-function tests.


Determination of vitamin B12 with an Escherichia coli mutant; its advantage in clinical use.


Chronic alkalosis with damage to the central nervous system.


Serum copper and iron on a single sample.


Salting-out of serum proteins after the addition of known protein fractions.


Determination of hydroxyproline in liver.


The influence of phenothiazine and some of its derivatives on the determination of 5-hydroxyindoleacetic acid in urine.


PROCEEDINGS of the Congress of Neurological Surgeons, Chicago, Illinois, 1956.


Wilder G. Penfield: a brief biographical sketch.


From hippocratic facts to fiction; hippocratic foreword.


Thoughts on the function of the temporal cortex.


Ocular manifestations of pituitary tumor.


The roentgenologic aspect of lesions about the sella turcica.


Operative approach to the pituitary gland.


The surgical and irradiation treatment of pituitary adenomas.


Hypophysectomy for cancer of the breast.


Physiological effects of hypophysectomy.


Salmonella infections.

Salmonella infections.


Chronic adrenal insufficiency in childhood.


Sydenham's chorea.

Sydenham's chorea.


The renal osteodystrophies.

The renal osteodystrophies.


HEMANGIOMAS in Childhood; panel discussion.


Congenital complete heart block.

Congenital complete heart block.


[Porphyrin synthesis in tuberculous and paratuberculous bacilli; influence of virulence and culturing conditions].


[Copper conservation in Maia squinado during the intermoulting cycle].


[Nature of porphyrins synthesized by paratuberculous bacilli].


[The thyroid gland in cat during pregnancy and lactation].


[Genital prolapse after hysterectomy].

[Genital prolapse after hysterectomy].


[Hydronephrosis and hydroureterosis by hypervitaminosis A in the embryo].


The subependymal zone of the human cerebellar nodulus.


Tuberculomata of the central nervous system; brain and spinal cord.


Studies of the proteins of human cerebrospinal fluid by paper electrophoresis.


Studies in stereoencephalotomy. VIII. Comparison of the variability of subcortical lesions produced by various procedures (radio-frequency coagulation, electrolysis, alcohol injection).


Studies in stereoencephalotomy. VII. Variations in the position of the globus pallidus.


Lipases in the cerebrospinal fluid in various neurological conditions, especially infantile amaurotic idiocy (Tay-Sachs disease).


Woodruff Center.

Woodruff Center.


Problems in the use of antimicrobial agents.


Needle biopsy of the prostate in carcinoma.


America's stake in medical education.

America's stake in medical education.


New Haven Small Plant Medical Program.

New Haven Small Plant Medical Program.


A doctor's glimpse of Moscow.

A doctor's glimpse of Moscow.


Primary glaucoma; new trends in care of the eyes.


Prevention of eye injuries in Connecticut industries.


Three men and a hospital; a chapter in American obstertrics.


The physician and voluntary health insurance.


Financial planning for the physician. II.


The 1957 Asian influenza epidemic.

The 1957 Asian influenza epidemic.


Respiratory distress syndrome of the newborn.


Leydig's cell tumor.

Leydig's cell tumor.


A clinical appraisal of gastroscopy.

A clinical appraisal of gastroscopy.


Cobalt60 therapy for postoperative breast irradiation; a preliminary report.


The physician and Blue Shield.

The physician and Blue Shield.


Uveitis: recent concepts.

Uveitis: recent concepts.


The new adoption laws.

The new adoption laws.


Babies eat before they're born.

Babies eat before they're born.


Isolation of ECHO virus type 9 from cerebrospinal fluids.


Isolation of ECHO virus from two cases of minor illness in adults.


Thrombosis of the internal carotid artery verified by arteriography.


Serum glutamic oxalacetic transaminase in myocardial infarction; its diagnostic and prognostic value.


Cardiac function in funnel chest; twenty-six patients investigated by cardiac catheterization.


Mental Health Service planning in Denmark.


Abdominal aortography in diseases of the kidneys and adrenals.


Operative treatment of atresia of the oesophagus; results and complications.


Presacral and sacral tumours in children.


The diagnosis of latent megaloblastic anaemia; a comparison between the estimation of plasma vitamin B12 and the Schilling test.


The leukemias.

The leukemias.


The results of treatment of cancer of the stomach.


Early diagnosis of carcinoma colli uteri and carcinoma colli nil.


Traumatic blindness in Denmark.

Traumatic blindness in Denmark.


THE DUTIES of doctors and dentists under the dangerous drugs law and regulations.


A gerontological survey: the Danish National Morbidity Survey of 1950: communication No. 14.


The lymphomas.

The lymphomas.


[Malignant atrophic papulosis of Degos with a benign course].


The impact of chlorothiazide (diuril) on therapy in arterial hypertension.


THE DOCTOR'S investment program.

THE DOCTOR'S investment program.


[To Dr. Egon Keining on his 65th birthday].


[Adolf Gottstein, 1857-1941; on the 100th anniversary of his birth on 2 November 1957].


[Fundamental remarks on the clinical picture and therapy of traumatic diaphragmatic hernia].


[Treatment of bladder evacuation disorder in paraplegia].


[The meaning of chronic brucellosis].

[The meaning of chronic brucellosis].


[Additional information on massive doses of vitamin E in mental deficiency].


Depressed response to intravenous sympathicomimetic agents in humans during acidosis.


Antituberculous chemoprophylaxis with isoniazid preliminary note.


The tuberculin test as a new approach to the new era of tuberculosis control.


Radiopaque grass heads in the lung.

Radiopaque grass heads in the lung.


Hamartoma of the lung.

Hamartoma of the lung.


Heart disease of pulmonary origin.

Heart disease of pulmonary origin.


The fate of the internal mammary artery implant in the ischaemic human heart.


Pulmonary arteriovenous fistulas of the medial basal segment of the right lower lobe: a note on absence of vascular bruits.


Digitalis therapy.

Digitalis therapy.


Carcinoma in collagen disease, with an illustrative case report.


Inhalation hazards in nuclear energy programs; stable elements.


The program of the atomic energy commission for control of inhalation hazards of nuclear energy operations.


The public health aspect of nuclear energy, with particular reference to inhalation hazards and to diseases of the chest.


Early diagnosis and treatment of tuberculosis in children.


The struggle for eradication of tuberculosis.


Treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis with ACTH and cortisone in addition to specific anti-tuberculosis therapy.


Pulmonic valvular stenosis associated with interatrial septal defects.


The hemodynamic and clinical characteristics of rheumatic aortic stenosis.


The normal phonocardiogram of the aged.

The normal phonocardiogram of the aged.


The lipid problem in atherosclerosis.

The lipid problem in atherosclerosis.


The electrocardiogram of the month.

The electrocardiogram of the month.


Frontal leucotomy and its congeners.

Frontal leucotomy and its congeners.


Incontinence on a closed ward.

Incontinence on a closed ward.


Chlorpromazine in treatment of chronic schizophrenia.


A comparative study of modified and unmodified electric shock treatment.


Friedreich's ataxia ascribed to trauma; case report.


The Netherlands Society of Tropical Medicine; 1907-1957.


The danger of neglecting certain fundamental measures of personal prophylaxis in the tropics.


A forgotten controversy.

A forgotten controversy.


Malaria in the former Netherlands East Indian Army.


The treatment of leptospiroses, especially leptospirosis icterohaemorrhagica, with some antibiotics.


The problem of the minuta forms in amoebic dysentery and amoebiasis.


A simple control of fly breeding places in compulsory communities.


Parasites and transients.

Parasites and transients.


Toxoplasmosis in slaughter-cattle, particularly in sheep.


Two patients with liver disease.

Two patients with liver disease.


Control of malaria in Sorong (Netherlands New Guinea).


Quantitative complement fixation in the different forms of leprosy.


Comparison of chronic peptic lesions in Stockholm (1930-1941) and Rotterdam (1940-1956); a study of autopsy material.


The incidence of xerophthalmia in Java in relation to age and sex.


Ocular localization of Armillifer armillatus.


The electro-encephalogram in the Congolese.


Atrophic kwashiorkor in a Kapauku baby.

Atrophic kwashiorkor in a Kapauku baby.


Leprosy and tuberculosis.

Leprosy and tuberculosis.


Pathology of the thyroid gland in the Belgian Congo.


An investigation of the pattern of disease prevalent in parts of the Rufiji District.


Phenoxymethyl penicillin (penicillin V); a major advance in oral penicillin therapy.


An African mongol.

An African mongol.


The use of short-acting relaxants in Africa.


A study of the relationship between sickling and hookworms.


Treatment of meningitis with chloramphenicol.


Observations on anosodiaphoria.

Observations on anosodiaphoria.


In vitro metabolism of substituted steroids by rat liver.


Comparative potency of growth hormone preparations in alkali or acid.


Alterations in sodium and potassium metabolism following hind leg fracture in the rat: role of the adrenal cortex.


The effects of various estrogens and steroid substances of sex differentiation in the fowl.


The development of an anemia in rats after thyroidectomy at birth.


Steroids in the blood and urine of female mice bearing an ACTH-producing pituitary tumor.


The ketogenic activity of corticotropin, a presumed extra-adrenal action.


Mechanism of the thyroid stimulation produced by sodium chloride in the mouse.


An improved procedure for the biological assay of androgens by direct application to the combs of baby chicks.


A histological study of the pancreas, liver and kidney both during and after recovery from alloxan diabetes.


Enzymatic estimation of steroids in human urine.


Pathologic changes in adrenalectomized and non-adrenalectomized rats exposed to cold.


Prevention of experimental nephrocalcinosis with thyroxine.


Corticosteroid formation in regenerating rat adrenals.


Progestins of the bovine ovary.

Progestins of the bovine ovary.


Study of association between the main nucleoprotein of green leaves and carboxydismutase.


The influence of nitro and halo compounds on oxidative phosphorylation.


Kidney glutaminases. IV. Identity of the non-phosphateactivated glutaminase with the glutamine synthesizing enzyme system.


Some properties of cellulase of Myrothecium verrucaria and some other fungi. II.


The mucoproteins of tendon: studies on the fractionation and characterization.


Plasma electrolytes during the neonatal period.


Antibiotics X-948 and X-1008.

Antibiotics X-948 and X-1008.


Biochemical studies on the degradation products of diazinone.


Thiazoline carboxylic acid from formylcysteine.


Demonstration of specific and non-specific agglutinogens in the normal bone marrow erythroblasts.


Differences in the desoxyribonucleoprotein complex of normal and leukemic human lymphocytes.


Muscle adenylic deaminase.

Muscle adenylic deaminase.


Inactivation of catalase by phospholipide extracts.


Experimental demonstration of some fundamental biochemical reactions; lecture demonstration.


The biogenesis of the Tabernanthe iboga alkaloids.


Hydroxyproline production in chick fibroblast cultures.


Hypertensive eye lesions in the rat; effect of carotid ligation.


Sensory canals of the head in Wallagonia attu (Day).


Studies on the sheath of fourth stage larvae of the nematode parasite Nippostrongylus muris.


Growth of Trypanosoma lewisi in the heterologous mouse host.


Experimental studies on the cercaria and metacercaria of a strigeoid Trematode, Posthodiplostomum minimum.


Histochemical studies on the Acanthocephala. III. Comparative histochemistry of alkaline glycerophosphatase.


Studies on the digestive enzymes of the blowfly Calliphora erythrocephala. II. Kinetic constants of the larval gut proteinase.


Incorporation of DL-tyrosine-2-C-14 and DL-tryptophan-2-C-14 by encysted Trichinella spiralis larvae.


Biochemical studies on chicken macrophages infected in vitro with Trypanosoma cruzi.


Comparative studies on amino acid absorption by cestodes.


Landmarks of parasitology. II. Demonstration of the life cycle and pathogenicity of the spiral threadworm.


Identification of hearing loss by parents, teachers and audiometers.


Therapeutic evaluation of citrus bio-flavonoids in some ophthalmic disorders.


Psychogenic pyrexia.

Psychogenic pyrexia.


Mirror visualization technique of nasopharyngeal surgery.


ANTIBIOTIC therapy; reactions and complications.


Favorable response of Bell's palsy to prednisone (meticorten).


The superior oblique tendon sheath syndrome.


The light test in glaucoma.

The light test in glaucoma.


Plastic surgery.

Plastic surgery.


A society comes of age; presidential address.


Mechanisms of ovum pickup. I. Functional capacity of rabbit oviducts ligated near the fimbria.


Oocytes in seminiferous tubules.

Oocytes in seminiferous tubules.


Eight hundred semen analyses.

Eight hundred semen analyses.


Artificial insemination by donors; analysis of seven series.


Anencephaly in four consecutive pregnancies; report of a case.


The diagnostic and therapeutic use of intravenous estrogen in anovulation.


Induction of pseudopregnancy in adult rats with trilafon, a highly potent tranquilizer of low toxicity.


The course of development of a case of induced psychosis.


Schizophrenia and cybernetics.

Schizophrenia and cybernetics.


Current notions about mumps virus infection.


The pediatric physical examination.

The pediatric physical examination.


The management of iron deficiency anemia.


WHO HAS syphilis? Clinical bacteriology immunology conference of the Buffalo General Hospital, University of Buffalo School of Medicine.


Veratrum therapy of hypertension.

Veratrum therapy of hypertension.


The management of the ileostomy patient.


Are your patients protected.

Are your patients protected.


Third degree lacerations in obstetrics: cause and effect.


Psychotherapy in the office of the family physician.


Synthetic narcotic analgetics and their antagonists.


Congenital diaphragmatic herniation of the liver.


Selection of skin lesions for removal.

Selection of skin lesions for removal.


Why Pennsylvania Hospital added general practitioners to a specialist-dominated staff.


AAGP group disability plans, a pattern for medical associations.


Monument to gullibility.

Monument to gullibility.


A general practitioner's travelog.

A general practitioner's travelog.


Modification of chicken sarcoma agent by heterologous animal passages.


Studies on the mechanism of toxohormone function.


Some chemical changes in the liver of rats fed p-dimethylaminoazobenzene. I.


Deoxyaldolase activity in neoplastic tissue.


Synthesis of deoxypentose nucleic acid in liver cell of rat following plasmopheresis.


Anti-cancer action of 6-carboxy-4-nitroquinoline 1-oxide.


Inhibition of P 32 incorporation in vitro into nucleic acids of Ehrlich carcinoma cells by quinoline derivatives.


Biochemical interaction of trypan blue and p-dimethylaminoazobenzene in the liver of rat. II. The inhibitory effect of trypan blue on the experimental production of liver carcinoma.


Cytochemical studies on tumor cells. II. Localization of phospholipids in normal and neoplastic tissues, as revealed by the acid hematein test.


Cytochemical studies on tumor cells. III. Two types of tumor cells as revealed by the acid hematein test.


Studies on the origin of serum mucoprotein production; studies pertaining to increased mucoprotein in malignant tumors.


A new method of production of experimental gastric ulcer: the effects of hormonal factors on healing.


The effect of cortisone and corticotropin on the healing of gastric ulcer: an experimental study.


Exfoliative cytology: its practical application in the diagnosis of gastric neoplasms.


Treatment of cancer of the stomach: end result.


Clinical applications of intrasplenic technique of portal pressure and hepatic blood flow determinations.


Multiple carcinomas of the large intestine: a review of the literature and a study of 261 cases.


Diverticulosis of the small intestine and macrocytic anemia with report of two cases and studies on absorption of radioactive vitamin B12.


Tuberculosis occurring in the course of chronic calcareous pancreatitis.


The early and delayed phases of gastric acid secretion in response to insulin hypoglycemia. I. The hypoglycemic secretory responses in duodenal ulcer patients and non-ulcer subjects.


The early and delayed phases of gastric acid secretion in response to insulin hypoglycemia. II. The hypoglycemic secretory responses in duodenal ulcer patients after vagotomy-pyloroplasty.


Metachronous primary carcinomas of the colon.


Regional ileitis associated with volvulus of the terminal ileum.


Regional enteritis associated with Meckel's diverticulum; a report of five cases.


John Harold Fitzgibbon, 1894-1957.

John Harold Fitzgibbon, 1894-1957.


Serial needle hepatic biopsies in a patient with fatty liver.


Macrocytic anemia in diseases of the small intestine.


The parathyroids and peptic ulcer.

The parathyroids and peptic ulcer.


[Autogenic training for alleviation of labor pain].


Psychological and cultural problems in mental subnormality: a review of research.


Diagnosis and management of hyperthyroidism in the aged.


Acetyldigitoxin for cardiac decompensation in the elderly patient; a study of its effect in 33 ambulatory patients.


Observations on butamide as a diuretic agent.


Rehabilitation of the blind geriatric patient.


Mesenteric vascular inadequacy.

Mesenteric vascular inadequacy.


The teaching of geriatric concept in medical schools.


Fecal impaction and its management in the chronically ill.


Weights of brain, heart, spleen, and kidneys in elderly, mentally ill patients; relation of organ weights to sex, age, nutrition, and cause of death.


Foster home care for the aged.

Foster home care for the aged.


Roles and functions of committees on aging.


Health insurance for retired and aged persons.


Senile amyloidosis in mice.

Senile amyloidosis in mice.


Some metabolic and endocrine changes due to long lasting caloric undernutrition.


OSCAR OLBRICH.

OSCAR OLBRICH.


Evidence of aging in natural populations of fishes.


Adaptation of young and old rats to short cold exposure.


Effect of intraperitoneal administration of elastase on white rats.


Collagen and elastin: the effect of age on their relationship.


The ageing of connective tissue.

The ageing of connective tissue.


[From the history of the struggle for protection of health of workers in 1917].


[Shoulder-hand syndrome during myocardial infarct].


[Primary tuberculosis of the knee].

[Primary tuberculosis of the knee].


[Electrocardiography after hemi-adrenalectomy & lumbar ganglionectomy for thromboangiitis obliterans].


[Fever caused by cycloserine].

[Fever caused by cycloserine].


[Present pension system in civil, military & war pathology].


Acute ruptured appendicitis with appendiceal abscess in a 13-month old infant.


Services to crippled children: diagnostic clinics.


Surgical correction of bladder neck obstruction; a cursory survey.


Agenesis of the corpus callosum; report of a case.


Aneurysm of coronary arteries; report of a case.


The value of body section radiography in the diagnosis of chest lesions.


[Tubal restoration of a sterilized woman by the method of segmental resection followed by termino-terminal anastomosis].


[Advantages and disadvantages of the psychoprophylactic method; observations on 1000 prepared deliveries].


Hypersplenism due to sarcoidosis; its relationship to pregnancy.


Sarcoldosis: A ubiquitous disease; a clinical review of twenty-three cases.


Clinical trial of a new nutritional preparation for peptic ulcer: A preliminary report.


The cytologic detection of early uterine cervical cancer.


Eclampsias and toxemias of pregnancy; modern management.


Fluoride tablets for dental decay; preliminary report.


Crown flower keratoconjunctivitis.

Crown flower keratoconjunctivitis.


Severe pre-eclampsia in an isolated rural community.


PULMONARY edema in myocardial infarction.


THE HISTORY of the tourniquet.

THE HISTORY of the tourniquet.


CARDIAC clinic: neurocirculatory asthenia, obesity, and possible heart disease.


Arteriosclerotic occlusive vascular disease.


Medical management of thrombophlebitis.

Medical management of thrombophlebitis.


The origins of cardiac failure.

The origins of cardiac failure.


Unsuspected industrial poisonings discovered in small industries.


The value of the Papanicolaou smear test.


The home management of the poliomyelitis respirator patient.


The importance of early diagnosis in narrow angle glaucoma.


Fatal spontaneous hematoma of the vulva in a primipara at 36 weeks gestation before onset of labor.


Cor pulmonale in association with Raynaud's disease; report of a case with sympathectomy.


Urinary fluoride and calcium execretion in persons suspected of fluoride intolerance.


One-drop test for urine protein determination.


Herniation through the diaphragm into the pericardium.


Complicated peptic ulcer treated by cobalt-60 teletherapy; a preliminary report of results in 34 patients.


Some principles to be considered in the rehabilitation of cleft lip and cleft palate cripples.


Respiration in the newborn infant.

Respiration in the newborn infant.


The physician and the adoption of children.


Neonatal chicken pox.

Neonatal chicken pox.


[Autonomic optic reflex].

[Autonomic optic reflex].


The obligation of professional secrecy.

The obligation of professional secrecy.


The patient's personal property. II.

The patient's personal property. II.


A spirit of learning.

A spirit of learning.


Around the world with Maryknoll.

Around the world with Maryknoll.


Modern trends in medical care.

Modern trends in medical care.


Communication in nursing service. II.

Communication in nursing service. II.


Is routine really bad.

Is routine really bad.


Purchasing procedures.

Purchasing procedures.


Animated pharmacognosy.

Animated pharmacognosy.


Fluid and electrolyte balance.

Fluid and electrolyte balance.


A new year audit of the supervisor.

A new year audit of the supervisor.


Dietary personnel.

Dietary personnel.


The basis of a healthy P. R. program.

The basis of a healthy P. R. program.


Good records vindicate housekeeping methods. III.


The Catholic hospital in 1957; facilities and services.


THE CATHOLIC hospitals of the United States and Canada.


Nursing education facilities: United States & Canada.


RELIGIOUS organizations engaged in hospital and nursing education activities.


EDUCATION for hospital service; educational programs available in Catholic institutions which prepare personnel for the paramedical fields.


PROFESSIONAL and government agencies in hospital service.


Inservice nursing service programs in Catholic hospitals.


Suggestions for formulating contracts with medical specialists.


Catholic general hospital services; a profile study of services and patterns.


There is always a better way.

There is always a better way.


At Cincinnati's Bethesda Hospital supervisors go to school and like it.


Safety standards; safety standard organizations: directory, description, index and titles.


These accounting procedures can help hospitals in handling funds for research grants.


Organizational planning on paper and with people.


Safety in action; how an accident prevention program reduced workmen's compensation costs.