Ascension of the fetal head in the birth passage following anesthesia; treatment with intravenous pitocin.


Use of phenaglycodol for alleviation of nervous tension in patients with tuberculosis.


Treatment of hypertension in the out-patient clinic; a double-blind clinical study.


The treatment of acute and chronic ulcerative colitis.


Coexistent leukemia and diabetes mellitus.


Allergy in infants and children; a new therapeutic approach.


Radiologic aids in diagnosis of acute pancreatitis.


THE CHEST roentgenogram and chest roentgenographic surveys related to x-ray radiation effects and protection from radiation exposure: Executive Committee of the American Trudeau Society.


Respiratory function following segmental resection of the lung for bronchiectasis.


Cystic cavities in pulmonary tuberculosis treated with isoniazid.


The bacteriology of tuberculous lesions resected after chemotherapy.


Effects of isoniazid prophylaxis on the tuberculin response and the local lesion following BCG vaccination of adults.


Pneumonectomy in the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis; the influence of preoperative clinical findings upon the early and late results.


Tuberculous pleurisy with effusion in children; a study of 202 children with particular reference to prognosis.


Filtration of mycobacteria from organic solvents.


Refusal of surgery among tuberculous patients.


The effect of thiocarbanidin and related compounds on Mycobacterium tuberculosis var. hominis in vitro and in vivo.


Tuberculin skin sensitivity in old age.

Tuberculin skin sensitivity in old age.


A possible case of pulmonary moniliasis.


Surgical treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis during corticosteroid therapy of disseminated lupus erythematosus.


Some observations on the composition of bacterial population of PAS-resistant Mycobacterium tuberculosis.


Drug-susceptibility testing in tuberculosis; a method using diluted bacterial suspensions for the indirect test.


The selective activity of fluid thioglycollate medium for group differentiation of atypical chromogenic mycobacteria, Mycobacterium tuberculosis, and saprophytic mycobacteria.


Childhood miliary and meningeal tuberculosis in New York City.


Isonicotinic acid hypothesis of the antituberculous action of isoniazid.


The hazards of radiation.

The hazards of radiation.


Prolonged observations of patients with cor pulmonale and bullous emphysema after surgical resection.


Lung function in silicosis of the Witwatersrand gold miner.


A controlled investigation of streptomycin treatment in tuberculosis; a five-year follow-up study.


Tuberculosis in the neonatal period.

Tuberculosis in the neonatal period.


A study of the growth in HeLa cells of tubercle bacilli from human sputum.


Tissie culture studies on resistance in tuberculosis. I. Normal guinea pig monocytes with tubercle bacilli of different virulence.


Antigenic relationships between ninety-eight strains of mycobacteria using gel-diffusion precipitation techniques.


The detection of antibodies in the serum of tuberculous patients by an agar double-diffusion precipitation technique.


Persistence of tubercle bacilli in the organs of guinea pigs under chemotherapy.


Biologic and biochemical activities of cord factor; with special reference to its role in the virulence of tubercle bacilli.


Acute anaphylactic shock due to para-aminosalicylic acid.


Hemangiopericytoma of the lung.

Hemangiopericytoma of the lung.


Compulsory isolation of the uncooperative tuberculous patient; the experience in the state of Georgia.


Studies on the mode of action of isoniazid. I. The role of trace metals in the inhibition of bovine liver catalase by isoniazid.


Evaluation of the chick yolk sac method as compared with conventional laboratory procedures for the isolation of Mycobacterium tuberculosis.


A current analysis of tuberculosis deaths in New York City.


Some genetic considerations on the isoniazid-resistance system of Mycobacterium avium.


The ring method; a method for analyzing the effect of serum on the growth of tubercle bacilli in vitro.


The possibile role of humoral factors in the enhanced growth of tubercle bacilli in rabbits given cortisone.


Further experience with single-drug (isoniazid) therapy in chronic pulmonary tuberculosis; initial therapy with high-dose isoniazid.


The effect of adrenocortical hormones on experimental tuberculosis in adrenalectomized mice.


The incidence of Candida albicans in the sputum of tuberculous patients.


The dose of histoplasmin H-42 for skin testing.


Bleeding esophageal varices: the emergency and definitive treatment.


Suprahyoid neck dissection for epidermoid carcinoma of the lower lip: an appraisal of its use in one hundred and thirty patients.


Congenital tracheo-esophagel fistula without esophageal atresia: an improved method of demonstration.


Congenital goiter: report of two cases.

Congenital goiter: report of two cases.


Penetrating wounds of the abdomen.

Penetrating wounds of the abdomen.


Surgical treatment of congenital torticollis.


Pulmonary arteriovenous fistula.

Pulmonary arteriovenous fistula.


A new anastomotic approach to radical left colectomy: preliminary report.


Management of melanoma.

Management of melanoma.


Anorectal carcinoma associated with fistula in ano.


The technic and utilization of sternum splitting incision in general surgery.


Dolitrone: a clinical appraisal.

Dolitrone: a clinical appraisal.


Recurrent ulcers following gastroduodenal surgery for benign ulcers; report of a case of gastrojejunocolic fistula following gastric resection for gastric ulcer.


Control of post-transurethral prostatic resection hemorrhage by bilateral ligation of the hypogastric arteries.


The surgical treatment of acute obstructive diverticulitis: report of a case.


The Role of water and electrolyte balance in the postoperative peroid.


Postoperative changes in total hemoglobin and blood volume after infusion of blood and dextran.


Post-operative care of the neurosurgical patient.


[Influence of aerosol therapy with a wetting agent on the prevention of postoperative pulmonary complications after thoracic surgery].


A biological heart-lung pump.

A biological heart-lung pump.


[Five years experience in recovery room].


[Experiences in our resuscitation room].


[Anesthesia and diabetes].

[Anesthesia and diabetes].


Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. XV. Measurements of the digestive tube and of its parts in normal and dwarf rabbits of race X.


The effect of propyl thiouracil on the recovery of rat thyroid gland from irradiation with astatine-211.


Histochemistry of the cellular components of the metrial gland of the rat during prolonged pseudopregnancy.


The extra-glomerular arterial circulation of the renal tubules.


Pineal growth and mitotic activity in the rat and the effects of colchicine and sex hormones.


The auditory organ and its relation to the skull bones of a fresh water teleost.


Histological observations on the silvering process in the Champagne D'Argent rabbit.


Morphology of particulate glycogen in guinea pig liver revealed by electron microscopy after freezing and drying and selective staining en bloc.


Some effects of exogenous hydrocortisone on pregnancy in the rat.


The unique maturation response of the graafian follicles of hibernating vespertilionid bats and the question of its significance.


Gross observations on developing abnormal embryos induced by maternal vitamin E deficiency.


A study of bone growing from autografts of marrow in rabbits.


The direct absorption of previously stained lipid by intact nuclei in liver cells of the rabbit.


A comparison of theoretical with observed angles between the vertebral arteries at their junction to form the basilar.


Mitotic activity and renewal rate of sebaceous gland cells in the rat.


Effects of radiocobalt irradiation of rabbit spermatozoa in vitro on fertilization and early development.


A chemical and histochemical study of alkaline phosphatase and aliesterase in the epldidymis of normal and castrate mice.


The differentiation of the tetralogy of Fallot from severe pulmonary stenosis with intact ventricular septum and right-to-left interatrial shunt.


A rapid nonsuture arterial shunt; an experimental study.


An efficient and simple cassette-changing device for angiocardiography.


Thromboangiitis obliterans in a female.

Thromboangiitis obliterans in a female.


Thrombophlebitis migrans.

Thrombophlebitis migrans.


Cortisone therapy prior to surgical intervention: incidence and effect on adrenal cortical function.


Follow-up electrocardiographic changes in penetrating wounds of the heart treated surgically.


A research evaluation of the ratio of narcotic to narcotic antagonist.


Intermittent claudication; a survey of two hundred patients and an assessment of the value of intra-arterial therapy.


Intravenously administered lidocaine as a supplement to nltrous oxide-thiobarbiturate anesthesia.


Clinical experiences with the anticoagulant coumadin (warfarin) sodium.


Diagnostic and therapeutic blocks, a reappraisal based on 15 years' experience.


Anesthesia for great vessel surgery.

Anesthesia for great vessel surgery.


Experimental surgical treatment of occlusive coronary artery disease. I. Use of pedicled pectoral muscle grafts.


Choice of anesthesia in ophthalmic surgery.


Arteries of the pia mater in two human fetuses.


Fibrinogen estimation by paper electrophoresis.


The versatility of the carotid sinus in diagnosis and treatment.


Bleeding from occult disease during anticoagulant therapy.


Vasocutaneous syndrome of the leg (non-specific ulcer).


The use of powdered gelatin foam in the treatment of vascular ulcers.


A simplified bubble pump oxygenator.

A simplified bubble pump oxygenator.


The problem of peripheral atherosclerosis in a chronic illness population.


Long-term effect of cerebrovascular accidents upon the blood pressure in hypertensives.


Clinical observations on isadoxol in the cardiovascular patient where stool-straining is to be avoided.


Stress incontinence of urine in the female and sling operation.


Two cases of malignant ovarian teratoma.


Injuries of the thoracic spine caused by electroshock therapy; tomographic studies.


Controlled hypotension in connection with brain surgery.


Effect of bed rest and improved general condition on poor renal function; as indicated by Volhard's water test.


Recovery of patients after thoracoplasty; follow-up observations on 124 patients treated in 1952-1955.


Intralobar sequestration of the lung.

Intralobar sequestration of the lung.


Choledochollthiasis; a clinical study based on 56 cases.


Galibladder disease: clinical and pathologico-anatomical features of cholecystitis and cholelithiasis.


Trace elements and BCG cultures.

Trace elements and BCG cultures.


Inhibition of chlorpromazine-caused fatty liver with cholinechloride in the white rat.


The neurosecretory material of the neurohypophysis under experimental stress situation.


Diurnal mitotic activity in the corneal epithelium of a mouse; effect of hydrocortisone.


Acid phosphatase activity in the cerebellum of the rat.


Neurosecretory response to experimental polyuria.


The effect of noradrenaline and acetylcholine on water diuresis and neurosecretory substance of the rat.


Effects of reserpine and chlorpromazine on the Shay rat.


Neurosecretory substance in the neurohypophysis of the rat; influence of some antidiuretic drugs.


The scleral drainage area; histological studies.


Detoxication capacity of rat liver and intestine during prolonged feeding of cinchophen.


Lactic acid response to muscular exercise in rheumatoid arthritis.


Late results of non-systematized medical treatment for peptic ulcer.


Phenylbutazone and stomach: experimental studies on the Shay rat.


Variation in the coagulase activity of freshly isolated strains of staphylococci and their capacity to grow in normal human serum.


Acetazolamide and the tubular transport of phenolsulphonephthalein.


Myocardial infarcts in young adults.

Myocardial infarcts in young adults.


Effect of prednisone and cortisone on the suprarenal glands of rats.


Positive compression manoeuvres of subclavian artery without compression syndrome.


Correlation of back pain and sciatica to x-ray findings of the lumbar spine, with especial consideration of functional radiography.


Response of the neurohypophysis to serotonin, reserpine, and chlorpromazine; a histological study of the neurosecretory substance in the posterior pituitary.


Heart size of champion skiers.

Heart size of champion skiers.


Adoption in the United States of America in 1957.


Vacuolized lymphocytes in juvenile amaurotic idiocy; an electron microscopic study.


Does penicillin treatment of patients with scarlet fever affect the immunity.


Acute bacterial meningitis in children. I. A review of 257 cases admitted to Children's Hospital, University of Helsinki, in 1946-55.


Rupture of the stomach in the newborn infant.


Diaphragmatic hernia and relaxation in infants and children.


Laurence-Moon-Bardet-Biedl syndrome; report of 6 cases from northern Sewden.


Pathogenic strains of coli (0,111) among prematures and the use of human milk in controlling the outbreak of diarrhea.


The clinical usefulness of the diphenylamine reaction in pediatrics, with special reference to rheumatic fever.


[Clinical picture of listeriosis in newborn].


[Semeiological importance of conjunctival angioscopy. II. Conjunctival angioscopic study of hypertensive-arteriosclerotic retinopathy].


A blood group survey of the county and city of Dublin.


Blood groups and fertility in a Japanese population, with special reference to intra-uterine selection due to maternal-foetal incompatibility.


Autosomal recessive inheritance of Duchennetype muscular dystrophy.


Heredity counselling for sex-linked recessive deficiency diseases.


Comments on the inheritance of deaf mutism in Northern Ireland.


The numbers of human multiple births.

The numbers of human multiple births.


Observations on carotenemia.

Observations on carotenemia.


The completed reproductive performances of 161 couples selected before marriage and classified by ABO blood group.


Respiratory viruses and heart disease.

Respiratory viruses and heart disease.


Fungal endocarditis: review of the literature and report of three cases.


Atrial septal defect in the aged.

Atrial septal defect in the aged.


Pitfalls in the diagnosis of pheochromocytoma.


Blood pressure in white people over 65 years of age.


The diabetic coma of acute pancreatitis.


An evaluation of dietary protein in the treatment of liver disease.


The use of a formula diet for weight reduction of obese out-patients.


Pleural biopsy as an aid in the etiologic diagnosis of pleural effusion: review of the literature and report of 132 biopsies.


Dermatologic allergy: critique and review of the recent literature.


Historical development of allergy of the nervous system.


Presidential address.

Presidential address.


Bilateral wheezing from an aspirated vegetable peanut? foreign body; a case report.


Possible unusual occurrence of homologous serum hepatitis following passive transfer studies; case report.


Myoglobinuria after spontaneous and induced fever: report of a case.


Circulating fibrinolysin in a case of prostatic carcinoma with bony metastases.


Observations on the detection of serum protein abnormalities in asthmatic children.


Agranulocytosis associated with promazine administration: report of three cases.


Acute nonspecific pericarditis with cardiac tamponade: a fatal case associated with anticoagulant therapy.


Hypokalemic alkalosis with an unusual blood chloride level.


The medical aspects of motor vehicle accident prevention.


The eradication of malaria as an endemic disease in the United States.


Spinal cord compression due to extramedullary hematopoiesis.


Surgical management of sickle cell anemia: the use of packed red blood cell transfusions.


PROTEIN nutrition.

PROTEIN nutrition.


The protein requirements of children from one to ten years of age.


The assessment of protein nutrition in aged man.


Protein requirements of adolescents.

Protein requirements of adolescents.


Principles of treatment and prevention of severe protein malnutrition in children (kwashiorkor).


Protein needs of children: a preliminary report of studies of individual differences.


The treatment and prevention of kwashiorkor in French West Africa.


Prevention and treatment of chronic severe infantile malnutrition (kwashiorkor).


Enrichment of foods with protein.

Enrichment of foods with protein.


Certain biochemical findings in man in relation to diet.


Balance and imbalance of amino acids.

Balance and imbalance of amino acids.


Calories and protein nutrition.

Calories and protein nutrition.


Economic aspects of amino acid supplementation.


Transplantation of fins in xiphophorin fishes.


Neomycin in ophthalmology.

Neomycin in ophthalmology.


The application of physiological principles to hormone-dependent breast cancer.


SIR SIMON MARKS.

SIR SIMON MARKS.


SIR THOMAS DUNHILL.

SIR THOMAS DUNHILL.


SURGEON-commander John Joyce Keevil.

SURGEON-commander John Joyce Keevil.


Surgical considerations of the temporal lobes; a clinical report based on a study of fifty-six verified localised lesions of the temporal lobes.


The evolution of safety in prostatectomy.


The surgical aspects of the lymphomata.

The surgical aspects of the lymphomata.


A minor hand injury service.

A minor hand injury service.


The problem of infection in burns by resistant micro-organisms with a note on the use of bacitracin.


Cardiopericardiopexy; an experimental evaluation.


The immune response to multiple-set skin homografts: an experimental study in man.


The effect of hypothermia on hemorrhagic shock.


A technic for radical resection of cancer of the stomach involving the duodenum, pancreas and transverse mesocolon.


Arteriography an an aid in the diagnosis and localization of acute arterial injuries.


Tricuspid valvular insufficiency: diagnosis by cardiac ventriculography-right (transthoracic needle puncture opacification of the right ventricle).


Pancreatic calcification: a late sequel in the natural history of chronic alcoholism and alcoholic pancreatitis.


Left atrial myxoma: successful removal with the aid of extracorporeal circulation.


A study of metastatic carcinoma of the neck.


Cardiac injuries: an evaluation of the immediate and long range results of treatment.


Twenty-four hour preparation of the large bowel for surgery using neomycin-sulfathalidine or neomycin-oxytetracycline: a comparative evaluation.


Idiopathic hemorrhagic gastritis.

Idiopathic hemorrhagic gastritis.


Surgical treatment of ruptured aneurysm of aortic sinus.


Infarction and multiple abscesses of the liver following biliary tract surgery; a case report.


Effect of autonomic blocking agents on surgical antidiuresis in dogs.


Resection of ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm with fatal rupture of aortic homograft.


Congenital pulmonary arteriovenous aneurysm complicated by Bacteroides abscess of brain: successful surgical management.


Localized mediastinal lymph-node hyperplasia resembling thymoma; a case report.


Acute chylous peritonitis.

Acute chylous peritonitis.


Nutrition and resistance to infection.

Nutrition and resistance to infection.


Hearing.

Hearing.


Perception.

Perception.


Vision.

Vision.


Physiological psychology.

Physiological psychology.


Developmental psychology.

Developmental psychology.


Comparative psychology.

Comparative psychology.


Learning.

Learning.


Educational psychology.

Educational psychology.


Statistical methods.

Statistical methods.


Industrial psychology.

Industrial psychology.


Engineering psychology.

Engineering psychology.


Personality.

Personality.


The theory and technique of assessment.

The theory and technique of assessment.


Psychotherapy.

Psychotherapy.


Counseling.

Counseling.


Abnormalities of behavior.

Abnormalities of behavior.


Social psychology and group processes.

Social psychology and group processes.


Recent developments in psychology in the U.S.S.R.


Benactyzine.

Benactyzine.


Plasma clearance of some penicillin preparations.


Intramuscular trypsin in treatment of acute thrombophlebitis.


Comparison of the therapeutic effectiveness of desiccated thyroid with and without added nutritional supplements in the treatment of hypothyroidism.


Significance of the response of acne vulgaris to antibiotics.


Use of a new tetracycline-novobiocin combination in the treatment of various types of infections.


The mental action and antihistaminic efficacy of phenyltoloxamine in cutaneous disorders.


Treatment of cutaneous infections with tetracycline-novobiocin combination.


Methylprednisolone in allergic diseases; a preliminary evaluation.


Oral potassium penicillin V; serum concentrations and urinary excretion.


Evaluation of antibiotic blood level enhancement factors.


Sulfamethoxypyridazine: a new sulfonamide for pediatric outpatients.


Treatment of infected acne with erythromycin.


A critical approach to the use of new drugs in general practice; a report on a new chelate hematinic (alpha-aminoacetic ferrous sulfate complex, exsiccated).


The treatment of viral verrucae.

The treatment of viral verrucae.


Therapeutic trial of oral phenoxymethyl penicillin in pneumococcal pneumonia.


IN MEMORIAM: Professor Dr. Jan Smit; 1885-1957.


Growth inhibition of Micrococcus pyogenes by maganese and riboflavin.


The mechanism of loss of starch-production by Acetobacter pasteurianum.


Studies on bacterial esterases. I. Differentiation of a lipase and two ali-esterases during the growth of Pseudomonas aeruginosa and some observations on growth and esterase inhibition.


Studies on bacterial esterases. II. Paper-electrophoresis of the esterases of Pseudomonas aeruginosa.


Studies on bacterial esterases. III. Influence of the composition of the culture media on the production of ali-esterase and lipase of Pseudomonas aeruginosa.


The utilisation of thiocyanate and nitrate by Thiobacilli.


Mollisin; a preliminary examination of its antibiotic activity.


Genetic recombination in E. coli B. IV. The sequence of some unselected markers.


The catabolism of lactose and lactobionate by Corynebacterium simplex.


Correlation between hexosemonophosphate shunt, glycolytic system and fermentation-type in Lactobacilli.


A thermophilic, motile strain of Microbacterium.


A naturally occurring highly attenuated strain of type 1 poliomyelitis virus.


Antimicrobial susceptibility and some other properties of photochromogenic Mycobacteria associated with pulmonary disease.


On methane fermentation of higher alkanes.


Streptosporangium isolated from forest litter in the Netherlands.


Protein and fat content of some mushrooms grown in submerged culture.


Tricholoma nudum as a source of microbiological protein.


Differences in the acid production and phosphorus metabolism of oxytetracylcine sensitive and resistant organisms.


A 50-gallon pilot plant fermentor for classroom instruction.


Two simple methods for the detection of chemical mutagens.


The apparent toxicity of metallic materials of construction and antifoam agents for mammalian cell lines.


The Brucella vortex aeration culture apparatus.


The proteolytic system of a gram negative rod isolated from the bovine rumen.


A method for the rapid cultivation of Desulfovibrio aestuarii on filter membranes.


Selection of mutagenic agents by the Streptomyces reverse mutation test.


Effect of freeze-drying on some enzyme systems of Serratia marcescens.


A guide for the classification of streptomycetes according to selected groups; placement of strains in morphological sections.


Analytical microbiology. IV. Gravimetric methods.


Quantitative determination of raffinose or melibiose by paper chromatography.


Incorporation of glycine into the proteins of explanted chick embryos.


An electrophoretic study of elephant serum proteins.


Action protamine on electrolyte transport in kidney slices.


Some relations of hydrogen peroxide to oxygen consumption by Clostridium perfringens.


On the mechanism of metal activation of deoxyribobuclease I.


The inhibition of ribonuclease by acidic polymers and their use as possible antiviral agents.


The microdetermination of ribonuclease.

The microdetermination of ribonuclease.


Slow freezing of carp muscle and inosinic acid formation.


The effect of the nature of dietary fat on synthesis of cholesterol from acetate-1-C14 in rat liver slices.


Studies on amino acid-protein interactions.


The effect of nicotinic acid upon serum cholesterol and upon basal metabolic rate of young normal adults.


Some antagonisms between naturally occurring amino acids, peptides and keto acids in adaptive enzyme synthesis and growth.


Estimation of metabolic reaction rates from a mathematical analysis of tracer experiments.


Apparent activation of bovine erythrocyte acetylcholinesterase by saponin.


Perextraction, a procedure to extract C21 steroids from tissues and blood.


Neurospora nitrate reductase: the role of phosphate flavine and cytochrome c reductase.


The alkaline inactivation of botulinum toxin.


Binding of serotonin and other amines by blood platelets.


Bicarbonate as an essential for human cells in vitro.


The in vivo identification in liver tissue of an S35 azo label with its protein carrier.


Transfer of oxygen in the arsenolysis of glutamine.


Some physical measurements in the first three years of life.


Growth and development in a group of children of very low birth weight.


The prognosis of bronchiectasis in childhood.


A consideration of colostrum and milk as sources of antibodies which may be transferred to the newborn baby.


The serum proteins at 6 months of age in infants fed on human or cow's milk or on both.


The dietary treatment of phenylketonuria.


Parathyroid adenoma in a child presenting as rickets.


Acromegaly in a girl of 8 years.

Acromegaly in a girl of 8 years.


Malignant non-chromaffin paraganglioma of the thigh.


Gumma of the liver in congenital syphilis.


Paper electrophoresis of serum proteins in children.


A clinical and haemodynamic study of ventricular septal defect in infants.


Sweat analysis in fibrocystic disease, chronic pulmonary disease and controls.


The gastro-oesophageal region in infants; observations on the anatomy, with special reference to the closing mechanism and partial thoracic stomach.


The pharmacology of p-biphenylmethyl-(dl-trophyl-alpha-tropinium)-bromide.


Pharmacological effects of bicarnésine on flow and composition of thoracic duct lymph in dogs.


Cardiovascular changes seen in dogs under methitural anesthesia as influenced by sympathomimetic amines and other procedures.


Effect of certain cardiovascular drugs on respiration of tissues in contact with oxygen.


Some effects of lysergic acid diethylamide on barbiturate anesthesia.


Affinity, intrinsic acitivity and the all-ornone response.


Pharmacological properties of methyl-fluoro-phosphorylcholines; two synthetic cholinergic drugs.


Metabolic changes in tissues of the rat in acute and chronic morphinisation.


The metabolism of reserpine-C14. III. C14-concentration vs. time in the brains and other tissues of rats and guinea pigs.


Effect of acetylcholine on the pulmonary artery pressure in anesthetized dogs.


Determinants of flexor and extensor components of maximal seizures in cats.


The capillary resistance in rats treated with reserpine.


Histamine liberation in the hamster.

Histamine liberation in the hamster.


Pharmacological investigations on the antagonism between the activating and recruiting systems.


Anti-inflammatory effects of xylopropamine.


Protection afforded by cysteamine against acute pulmonary syndrome in rats after x-irradiation.


[Late results on Peans operation for gastroduodenal ulcers].


Birth injury as a cause of status marmoratus.


Modern trends in the treatment of appendicitis.


HAROLD RUCKMAN MIXSELL; 1896-1958.

HAROLD RUCKMAN MIXSELL; 1896-1958.


Application of rehabilitation technics in respiratory insufficiency.


An analysis of residual disabilities (paralysis and crippling) among 100,000 poliomyelitis patients: with special reference to the rehabilitation of postpoliomyelitis patients.


Morale and productivity in a sheltered workshop for the severely disabled.


New apparatus: a portable overhead pulley apparatus with adjustable pulley positions.


[Intellectual efficiency in epileptics, as seen in mental tests; experimental contribution].


The determination of small amounts of mercury in biological material.


Management of acute renal oliguria.

Management of acute renal oliguria.


The artificial kidney.

The artificial kidney.


The geographic distribution of coccidioides immitis and possible ecologic implications.


Vioform(R) hydrocortisone cream: a clinical report.


Not all insects are harmful.

Not all insects are harmful.


Financing medical education.

Financing medical education.


Arthritis and Rheumatism-official journal of the American Rheumatism Association.


The American Rheumatism Association; its origins, development and maturity.


The problem of therapeutic evaluation in rheumatoid arthritis.


Rehabilitation of the rheumatoid cripple; a five year study.


Salicylates and adrenocortical function in man.


Sensitization of the skeleton to vitamin-A overdosage by cortisol.


The pH dependence of the sensitized sheep cell reaction of sera from patients with rheumatoid arthritis.


Fixation of S 35 in the skin of patients with progressive systemic sclerosis.


Canadian candidate.

Canadian candidate.


The evolution of the Canadian-type hip-disarticulation prosthesis.


Effect of desacetyl-methylcolchicine (colcemide) in acute gouty arthritis.


The past and present medical significance of hip disarticulation.


Natural history of degenerative joint disease in small laboratory animals. 5. Osteoarthritis in guinea pigs.


The biomechanics of the Canadian-type hip-disarticulation prosthesis.


Peripheral neuritis associated with rheumatoid arthritis.


Construction and fitting of the Canadian-type hip-disarticulation prosthesis.


Some experience with the Canadian-type hip-disarticulation prosthesis.


Inhibition of adrenocortical activity with particular reference to 1,2-bis-(p-aminophenyl)-2-methylpropanone-1.


Plastic reconstruction of the bladder neck and prostatectomy: an operation suitable for all types of non-malignant bladder neck obstruction.


Carcinoma of the rectum and anterior resection.


Aneurysm of the abdominal aorta.

Aneurysm of the abdominal aorta.


Biliary tract surgery in retrospect.

Biliary tract surgery in retrospect.


Hepato-pulmonary hydatid disease.

Hepato-pulmonary hydatid disease.


Experimental pancreatic, necrosis.

Experimental pancreatic, necrosis.


Intestinal duplication.

Intestinal duplication.


Hypotension in neurosurgery.

Hypotension in neurosurgery.


Therapeutic applications of hypothermia.


Anaerobic energy metabolism in man.

Anaerobic energy metabolism in man.


Paracelsus: the search for certainty.

Paracelsus: the search for certainty.


[Results of bacteriological examinations in relation to transfusion complications not determined by blood groups after transfusion of preserved blood].


Ultraviolet absorption studies on tobacco mosaic virus nucleic acid.


Mechanisms of antibody globulin synthesis by lymphoid tissue in vitro.


Protein synthesis in rat pancreas. II. Changes in the intracelluar distribution of pancreatic amylase during the secretory cycle.


Photosynthesis by isolated chloroplasts. VI. Rates of conversion of light into chemical energy in photosynthetic phosphorylation.


Infared spectra and tautomeric structure of nucleosides and nucleotides in D2O solution. II.


Studies on the structure of keratin. III. The reaction of wool and horn keratins with solutions of sodium hypochlorite.


Studies on the structure of poly-L-proline in solution.


The proteolytic enzyme system of skin. III. Purification of proteinase C and its separation from an inhibitor.


The enzyme-coenzyme-substrate complexes of pyridine nucleotide dependent dehydrogenases.


Studies on the mechanism of oxidative phosphorylation. III. Phosphorylating particle types from beef heart.


A chemical and physical investigation of the cell walls of some marine algae.


Uridine pyrophosphoglycosyl compounds and the formation of glucuronides by isolated enzyme systems.


The possible role of vitamin K in the respiratory chain.


The possible role of alpha-tocopherol in the respiratory chain. II. Reactivation by alpha-tocopherol.


Incorporation of radio acetate into lipid by adipose tissue in vitro; lipid characterization.


Aromatization of hexahydrobenzoic acid by mamalian liver mitochondria.


Uptake of glycine-I-14C into the actomyosin and collagen fractions of developing chick muscle.


A micro homogenizer for small-volume samples.


Direct spectrophotometric measurement of the peptide bond; application to the determination of acylase I.


Spectrophotometric study of suspensions of pigmented particles.


Methods for the qualitative and quantitative determinations of tetroses by two new specific color reactions.


Piant phospholipids. I. Identification of the phosphatidyl glycerols.


Designing of a new drug with antidotal properties against the nerve gas sarin.


Test for isocitritase and malate synthetase in animal tissues.


Interference by sucrose in the estimation of ribonucleic acid by the orcinol method.


A lipid-soluble form of cytochrome c from the electron transport particle of beef-heart mitochondria.


The influence of the herbicide, DCMU, on the oxygen-evolving system of photosynthesis.


Evidence for hydrogen bonds in a ribonucleoprotein.


A technique for the location of egg-white lysozyme on zone electrophoresis papers using plates containing Micrococcus lysodeikticus.


O-methylation, the principal pathway for the metabolism of epinephrine and norepinephrine in the rat.


The effect of electrolytes on the reactivation of phosphorylated cholinesterase.


Latent ribonuclease activity in a ribonucleoprotein.


Studies of hemins a1 and a2.

Studies of hemins a1 and a2.


Isolation of 2-methoxyoestrone from the urine of pregnant women.


Labeled DIP-thrombin.

Labeled DIP-thrombin.


The effect of para-substitution on the rates of enzymic hydrolysis of phenyl acetates.


The presence of ribitol phosphate in bacterial cell walls.


The enzymic conversion of D-glucuronate to L-ascorbate and L-xylulose in animal tissues.


ADP-polynucleotide phosphorylase.

ADP-polynucleotide phosphorylase.


Hematologic responses in pernicious anemia to orotic acid.


Incorporation of hydropyrimidine derivatives in ribonucleic acid with liver preparations.


The absorption in vitro of alanyl-phenylalanine.


The hemoglobin D syndromes.

The hemoglobin D syndromes.


The enzymic breakdown of monophosphoinositide by phospholipase B preparations.


The measure of erythropoiesis in anemias. I. The mixing time and the immediate post-transfusion dissappearance of T-1824 dye and of Cr-51-tagged erythrocytes in relation to blood volume determination.


The isolation from wool of a readily extractable protein of low sulphur content.


The effects of acute protein depletion on the distribution of radioiron in rat tissues.


Hematopoietic and nitrogen sparing effect of preparations from hog gastric mucosa with high content of blood group substances.


The pathogenesis of transferred chloroleukemia in the albino rat.


The Di Guglielmo syndrome.

The Di Guglielmo syndrome.


Platelet adsorptive properties and platelet extracts in thromboplastin generation.


The erythrocyte-coating substance in autoimmune hemolytic disease: its nature and significance.


The effect of acute protein deprivation upon erythropoiesis in rats.


Erythrocyte osmotic fragility of rats receiving the thermostable plasma erythropoietic factor.


Effect of indole compounds on vitamin B12 utilization.


Selenoid (crescent) bodies.

Selenoid (crescent) bodies.


Plasma lactic dehydrogenase and phosphohexose isomerase in leukemia.


An analysis of 2000 consecutive sigmoidoscopic examinations.


Coronary insufficiency with intramural myocardial infarction.


Hemoglobin survey in San Patricio Hospital; filter paper electrophroesis of the hemoglobin of 500 patients.


Carcinoma of the base of the tongue.

Carcinoma of the base of the tongue.


Experiences with prednisolone.

Experiences with prednisolone.


Proper sitting.

Proper sitting.


[Periocular tissue tolerance of synthetic textile resins].


[Experimental evaluation of a new hydrosoluble hydrocortisone preparation in ophthalmology].


[Analyses of post-operative changes in visual field of glaucoma patients].


[Therapeutic value of acetazolamide in glaucoma; clinical study].


[Pathogenesis of thrombotic glaucoma].

[Pathogenesis of thrombotic glaucoma].


[Thiaminase activity in Mytilus galloprovincialis. II. Distribution of enzymatic activity in various organs].


Endobronchial anaesthesia with the Carlens catheter.


Respiratory effects of the thiobarbiturates.


A case of postoperative respiratory insufficiency and prolonged unconsciousness.


Case report of death during anaesthetic associated with adrenal hypofunction.


An electronic time cycled respirator.

An electronic time cycled respirator.


Volatile anaesthetics; a method for their controlled administration.


A volume controlled patient-cycled respirator for adults; with air or anaesthetic gas mixtures.


On chloroform and other anaesthetics; their action and administration.


Cirrhosis and primary liver carcinoma in Uganda Africans.


A statistical and histological survey of metastatic carcinoma in the skeleton.


Metastases in pituitary tissue removed at hypophysectomy in women with mammary carcinoma.


Progression of liver lesions produced in rats by temporary treatment with pyrrolizidine (senecio) alkaloids, and the effects of betaine and high casein diet.


Estimations of cholesterol in relation to tumours in man.


Vitamin B6 in nutrition and metabolism.

Vitamin B6 in nutrition and metabolism.


Chemical investigation of the neutral fraction of cigarette smoke tar.


Effect of inflammation upon the growth of transplantable neoplasms as demonstrated by the double granuloma-pouch technique.


Some biological factors increasing the radiosensitivity of an isogenic mammary tumor in C3H mice.


The cultivation in vitro of mouse ascites tumour cells; the effects of explants of solid tissues upon the growth of the tumor cells.


Trace mineral dietary interrelationships.


Enzyme activity in relation to cancer: inhibition of urinary beta-glucuronidase of patients with cancer of the bladder by oral administration of 1:4-saccharolactone and related compounds.


Some properties of the mitochondria of tumour cells.


Studies on certain proteins in normal and pathological epidermis.


The nucleic acid of partially purified Rous No. I sarcoma virus.


The intracellular metabolism of 3:4 benzpyrene: metabolism in the kidneys and skin of rats and mice.


The metabolism of neoplastic tissues: the interrelationship between oxidative and glycolytic mechanisms in ascites tumour cells.


Diabetes.

Diabetes.


The haemolysins of normal and malignant rat tissues.


Large air cysts of the lung.

Large air cysts of the lung.


Reflux oesophagitis and hiatus hernia; their diagnosis and management.


Molluscum sebaceum; kerato-acanthoma.

Molluscum sebaceum; kerato-acanthoma.


Medical ecology in relation to geography.


Osteoporosis circumscripta cranii.

Osteoporosis circumscripta cranii.


The treatment of burns and scalds in children.


Schistosomiasis (bilharziasis).

Schistosomiasis (bilharziasis).


Chronic bronchitis.

Chronic bronchitis.


Xanthomatosis.

Xanthomatosis.


The doctor and the delinquent.

The doctor and the delinquent.


Benign myalgic encephalomyelitis.

Benign myalgic encephalomyelitis.


Methylpentynol carbamate in the management of insomnia and parkinsonism.


Paediatrics.

Paediatrics.


The diagnosis and prevention of occupational skin cancer.


The skin clinic.

The skin clinic.


An early renal lesion in systemic lupus erythematosus.


The immunological aspect of sarcoidosis.


Raynaud's syndrome; acrosclerosis; scleroderma.


Steroid therapy in reticulosis of the skin with special reference to exfoliative dermatitis.


Iodine eruption due to estopen.

Iodine eruption due to estopen.


The specificity of acquired immunological tolerance to azo proteins.


Acquired immunological tolerance to a protein antigen in chickens.


The selective cutaneous response to autologous and non-autologous plasma in dogs: observations on the effects of inbreeding and of immaturity.


The effects of acute infection and acute starvation on skeletal development; a study of young rats.


Antibody synthesis by homotransplanted cells and tissues. III. Mechanisms of antibody synthesis during the secondary response in the recipient animal.


Changes associated with the accumulation of excessive amounts of iron in certain organs of the rat.


Comparative serological studies on Talfan and Teschen diseases and similiar conditions.


Further studies on interferon.

Further studies on interferon.


The effect of oxytetracycline and neomycin on ammonia levels in the mesenteric vein and on the caecal flora in rabbits.


A reaction between fresh serum and lipopolysaccharides of gram-negative bacteria.


Species and sex differences in fatty acid release by tissues incubated with lipaemic human serum.


Vascularization of the primary optic pathways.


Capillary-glia relationships in the human optic nerve, chiasma, and tract, as shown by phase-colour contrast and microdissection.


Optic disc oedema in the absence of raised intracranial pressure.


Non-pigmented intraepithelial melanoma of cornea.


Blood supply of the optic nerves and chiasma and its clinical significance.


Some neuro-ophthalmological problems.

Some neuro-ophthalmological problems.


Acute visual failure as a neurosurgical emergency.


Ocular aspects of endocrine exophthalmos.


Diagnostic value of orbital angiography.


The problem of glaucoma.

The problem of glaucoma.


The action of diamox on the eye.

The action of diamox on the eye.


Periodic refractive fluctuations in the healthy eye.


The effect on vision of interior lights in motor vehicles.


The nerve supply of the soft palate.

The nerve supply of the soft palate.


Modern views on Passavant's ridge.

Modern views on Passavant's ridge.


The examination of imperfect speech following cleft-palate operations.


Treatment of skin avulsion injures of the extremities.


The chess-board excision technique: a new technique in the treatment of angioma scrotalis.


Age changes in absolute and relative surface areas of the human body.


Polythene tubing in ear reconstruction.

Polythene tubing in ear reconstruction.


Lip shave or vermilionectomy: indications and technique.


A case of reconstruction of the pharynx and cervical oesophagus.


Virus diseases in pregnancy and congenital defects.


Environmental influences related to the aetiology of congenital dislocation of the hip.


Investigation of the medical and social needs of patients in mental hospitals. II. Type of accommodation and staff required.


On some biological effects of radiation.


An analysis of familial data on psychiatric patients: parental age, family size, birth order, and ordinal position.


The significance of enlargement of the superior orbital (sphenoidal) fissure.


Studies of indirect radiation effects with skin grafting experiments and colorimetric estimations of erythema.


Cyst-like and cystic lesions of the rib with special reference to their radiological differential diagnosis based on the discussion of five cases.


Glass dosimetry of soft x rays.

Glass dosimetry of soft x rays.


A Cineradiographic study of breast feeding.


Protective measures for handling a radium applicator for treatment of cancer in the uterine cervix.


The diagnosis of traumatic main-vessel thrombosis.


Pulmonary complications of perforated peptic ulcer.


Cystic degeneration of the popliteal artery.


The pathological anatomy and treatment of parotid tumours with retropharyngeal extension (dumb-bell tumours); with a report of 4 personal cases.


Complications associated with the use of a long afferent loop in the Polya type of partial gastrectomy.


Surgery of funnel chest and congenital sternal prominence.


Two cases of spinal abnormality associated with duplication of the gut and melaena; a review of the theories concerning their origin.


Nasopharyngeal cancer; a problem in diagnosis.


Cutaneous haematoma simulating melanoma.


March hemoglobinuria; a report on two cases.


Aneurysm of renal artery and arterial hypertension.


An experimental study of sialography, and its correlation with histological appearances, in normal parotid and submandibular glands.


The value of cysto-urethrography in paraplegia.


Mesenchymoma.

Mesenchymoma.


The effect of endocrine ablation on the healing of incised wounds in aponeurosis.


Squamous-cell carcinoma of the stomach.

Squamous-cell carcinoma of the stomach.


Foreign body retained in the urethra.

Foreign body retained in the urethra.


Adenocarcinoma associated with schistosomiasis in an ectopia vesicae; report of a case.


Cancer of the tongue; a study based on 653 patients.


Cholecystitis glandularis proliferans.

Cholecystitis glandularis proliferans.


The effect of hypothermia on acute coronary occlusion.


Mesenteric vascular occlusion.

Mesenteric vascular occlusion.


Intestinal obstruction by gall-stones; a review of 179 cases.


The problem of oral, oropharyngeal, and hypopharyngeal carcinoma in India.


Ochronosis.

Ochronosis.


Muscle paralysis in poliomyelitis.

Muscle paralysis in poliomyelitis.


Pleomorphic adenomata of the palate and tongue.


Carcinoma of the uterine tube; a review and a description of a case with unusual clinical features, presenting as an acute abdominal emergency.


Sarcoma arising in a chronic actinomycotic sinus.


Bilateral Wilms' tumour.

Bilateral Wilms' tumour.


Haemangiomata in skeletal muscle.

Haemangiomata in skeletal muscle.


Spigelian hernia; report of five cases and review of the literature.


The treatment of recurrent carcinoma of the rectum by supervoltage x-ray therapy.


Rhabdomyosarcoma of the hand following severe trauma.


Spontaneous rupture of the stomach.

Spontaneous rupture of the stomach.


Giant rugal hypertrophy of the stomach.

Giant rugal hypertrophy of the stomach.


The suitability of skin as a strengthening material for vein grafts an experimental study.


Resuscitation of the K-arrested hypothermic heart; an experimental study.


Spontaneous haematomyelia complicating pseudohaemophilia.


Volvulus of a jejunal enterogenous cyst at the age of one month.


Neoplasms of vascular origin in the mediastinum.


Post-traumatic thrombosis of the internal carotid and vertebral arteries after non-penetrating injuries of the neck.


Excision of a carcinoma of the middle third of the oesophagus with aortic graft replacement; preliminary report.


Reticulosarcoma in Hashimoto's disease.

Reticulosarcoma in Hashimoto's disease.


Spontaneous subcortical haemorrhage in young adults: a report of 7 surgically treated cases.


Bronchial adenoma.

Bronchial adenoma.


Sepsis in surgical wounds with particular reference to staphylococcus aureus.


Endometrioma of the rectum.

Endometrioma of the rectum.


Maffucci's syndrome.

Maffucci's syndrome.


Prostatic abscess.

Prostatic abscess.


Partial hepatectomy for primary liver carcinoma.


A malignant soft-tissue paraganglioma of the leg.


Immediate post-operative anuria in a human renal homotransplant.


A comparison of temperatures measured in the rectum, oesophagus, and on the surface of the aorta during hypothermia in man.


Perlmann's tumour of the kidney.

Perlmann's tumour of the kidney.


Osteochondritis of sesamoid bones.

Osteochondritis of sesamoid bones.


Cervical teratoma.

Cervical teratoma.


Innominate arteriovenous fistula; report of a case.


Gas gangrene septicaemia due to carcinoma of the caecum and muscular trauma.


Surgical correction of the deformed arthritic hand: report of a case.


Enterogenous cyst of the stomach simulating hypertrophic pyloric stenosis.


Primary lymphoedema; clinical and lymphangiographic studies of a series of 107 patients in which the lower limbs were affected.


The indications for surgery in renal tuberculosis.


Acute solitary ulcer and diverticulitis of the caecum.


Two cases of pseudomyxoma peritonei from mucocele of the appendix.


Axonotmesis of anterior tibial branch of lateral popliteal nerve due to ganglion of the nerve-sheath.


Anterior encephalocele.

Anterior encephalocele.


Practical points in the pathology and surgical treatment of ulcerative colitis: a critical review.


Carcinoma of the adrenal cortex without endocrine effects.


The Peutz syndrome; report of a case.

The Peutz syndrome; report of a case.


Reparative giant-cell granuloma of the jaw.


A case of aortic-oesophageal fistula.

A case of aortic-oesophageal fistula.


Nerve-sheath tumours.

Nerve-sheath tumours.


Carcinoma of the rectum and pregnancy.

Carcinoma of the rectum and pregnancy.


Spontaneous rupture of the kidney.

Spontaneous rupture of the kidney.


Acute gastroduodenal episode following operation for another condition.


Wound healing in the gall-bladder of the cat.


The effect of anaesthesia and laparotomy on the blood-flow through the necrotic liver.


Total arterialization of the liver.

Total arterialization of the liver.


Enterogenous cyst of oesophagus.

Enterogenous cyst of oesophagus.


A sarcoma of the second part of the duodenum.


Gastric carcinoma presenting as an acute abdomen.


Liposarcoma of the breast.

Liposarcoma of the breast.


Right hepatic lobectomy; operative technique, some anatomical points, and an account of a case.


Carcinold syndrome with pellagrous dermatitis.


Neoplasms that grow from the bone-forming elements of the skull; a survey of 20 cases.


Internal carotid thrombosis and spontaneous pneumocephalus after head injury.


Cushing's syndrome; a report of thirteen cases and their surgical treatment.


Fatal dissecting aneurysm of the splenic artery.


Recurrence after resection for bronchiectasis.


The use of caval catheterization in cases of severe oliguria and anuria.


Multiple malignant primary neoplasms.

Multiple malignant primary neoplasms.


Sarcoma of the penis; leiomyosarcoma of the penis: report of a case with a review of the literature on sarcoma of the penis.


Rectal lymphogranuloma venereum.

Rectal lymphogranuloma venereum.


Haemangioblastoma of breast; a report of three cases.


A comparison of six procedures designed to increase the blood-supply of the myocardium.


Polycystic disease of the liver.

Polycystic disease of the liver.


Submucous lipoma of the duodenum.

Submucous lipoma of the duodenum.


Intravascular migration of hypodermic needle to right lung.


Venous thrombosis of the lower limbs with particular reference to bed-rest.


Aspiration biopsy of breast tumours.

Aspiration biopsy of breast tumours.


A note on the pathogenesis of cancer in the bilharzial bladder.


Some points in the surgical anatomy of the parotid gland.


Adenomatosis of the stomach of Brunner gland type.


Total pancreatectomy.

Total pancreatectomy.


Giant prostatic calculi.

Giant prostatic calculi.


The treatment of acute obstruction or perforation with carcinoma of the colon and rectum.


Tuberculous mycotic aneurysm of the femoral artery.


Secondary haemorrhage complicating gastrectomy.


Torsion of the spermatic cord.

Torsion of the spermatic cord.


The place of primary gastric resection in the treatment of perforated peptic ulcer.


The inhibitory action of a locally applied antihistamine on the antral phase of gastric secretion in dogs.


Giant haemangioma of rectum.

Giant haemangioma of rectum.


Serum globulin fractions in children with acute appendicitis and peritonitis.


Neurology in the general hospital.

Neurology in the general hospital.


Lymphadenoid goitre (Hashi-moto's disease); a clinico-pathological study.


Stosstherapy in acute respiratory infection in children.


Effect of reserpine in therapeutic dosage on excretion of 5-hydroxyindoleacetic acid.


Body water in epilepsy.

Body water in epilepsy.


Nitrous oxide anaesthesia without harm.

Nitrous oxide anaesthesia without harm.


Acute renal failure in salicylate poisoning.


Retroperitoneal duodenal rupture.

Retroperitoneal duodenal rupture.


HORMONE therapy for atherosclerosis.

HORMONE therapy for atherosclerosis.


PAYING for the health service.

PAYING for the health service.


DISEASE education by the B.B.C.

DISEASE education by the B.B.C.


ACUTE respiratory disease in babies.

ACUTE respiratory disease in babies.


ANTIBIOTICS in hepatic coma.

ANTIBIOTICS in hepatic coma.


NATIONAL inquiry into perinatal mortality.


LOW BACK pain.

LOW BACK pain.


ADOPTION.

ADOPTION.


L.A. PARRY.

L.A. PARRY.


Some problems of biliary cirrhosis.

Some problems of biliary cirrhosis.


Serum glutamic oxalacetic transaminase in diseases of the liver and biliary tract.


Thyrogenic infantilism displaying an unusual pattern of thyroid function.


Cardiomyotomy for achalasia of the cardia; the experience of the Middlesex and Harefield Hospitals up to 1955.


Carbutamide in juvenile diabetes.

Carbutamide in juvenile diabetes.


Observations on the medical condition of men in the seventh decade.


A case of hypertension due to renal artery occlusion.


Iris colour in mongolism.

Iris colour in mongolism.


Congenital posterior pharyngeal pouch simulating oesophageal atresia.


A case of ventricular cyst causing hydrocephalus.


THYROID hormones and the skeleton.

THYROID hormones and the skeleton.


BRITISH anaesthesia.

BRITISH anaesthesia.


FATAL brain damage.

FATAL brain damage.


GLUTAMIC-OXALOACETIC transaminase.

GLUTAMIC-OXALOACETIC transaminase.


DANGERS of imported egg.

DANGERS of imported egg.


The effectiveness of routine examination of schoolchildren.


Suicide as a crime.

Suicide as a crime.


Zinc poisoning.

Zinc poisoning.


J.G. GREENFIELD.

J.G. GREENFIELD.


J.W. SCOTT.

J.W. SCOTT.


A.J. BENATT.

A.J. BENATT.


The humoral production of cardiac infarcts.


Treatment of aphthous ulceration of the mouth.


Spread of staphylococci in a surgical ward.


Method of testing for complete nerve section during vagotomy.


Long-term results of vagotomy and gastro-enterostomy in chronic duodenal ulceration; a comparison with gastrectomy.


Cerebrospinal fluid in various diseases.


Bronchitis mortality rates in England and Wales and in Denmark.


Antibody responses to British poliomyelitis vaccine of children with naturally occurring antibody.


Haemolytic anaemia following thrombocytopenic purpura.


Myasthenia gravis occurring in association with a malignant thymic tumour.


Grease-gun injury to the hand; value of early treatment.


Meigs's syndrome.

Meigs's syndrome.


VOGOTOMY in treatment of duodenal ulcer.


OCCUPATIONAL mortality.

OCCUPATIONAL mortality.


SCHOOL health service jubilee.

SCHOOL health service jubilee.


TUBERCULOSIS in immigrants.

TUBERCULOSIS in immigrants.


LABORATORY services in Scotland.

LABORATORY services in Scotland.


Use of polyvinyl feeding-tube.

Use of polyvinyl feeding-tube.


Porphyria.

Porphyria.


J.G. EMANUEL.

J.G. EMANUEL.


Carcinoma of the breast.

Carcinoma of the breast.


Modern views on the classification of epilepsy.


Value of the EEG in diagnosis of epilepsy.


Medical treatment in epilepsy.

Medical treatment in epilepsy.


Pitfalls and success in surgical treatment of focal epilepsy.


Epilepsy as a social problem.

Epilepsy as a social problem.


Treatment of certain side-effects of morphine.


Influence of initial vacuum on steam sterilization of dressings.


The stiffman syndrome; preliminary report of a case.


17-Ketogenic steroid excretion in obese children before and after weight reduction.


Gustatory sweating and pilomotion.

Gustatory sweating and pilomotion.


Volvulus of caecum complicating non-rotation of midgut; a case simulating reversed rotation.


Recovery after rupture of liver in newborn infant.


PULMONARY embolism.

PULMONARY embolism.


ANENCEPHALUS.

ANENCEPHALUS.


DETECTING cancer.

DETECTING cancer.


FREEZE-DRIED BCG.

FREEZE-DRIED BCG.


PROGNOSIS in rheumatoid arthritis.

PROGNOSIS in rheumatoid arthritis.


The trade in tranquillity.

The trade in tranquillity.


A Cambridge quatercentenary; Gonville and Caius College.


DEATH after adrenaline injection.

DEATH after adrenaline injection.


Graft sterilization; a bacteriological and histological study of the relative merits of ethylene oxide and beta-propiolactone as tissue sterilizing agents, with special reference to arterial grafts.


Late results of direct surgery of the aortic bifurcation and its major branches.


Investigation of children with speech defect, with particular reference to nasality.


Localized leishmaniasis of lymph nodes; report of four cases.


Exfoliative cytology of gastric carcinoma.


Clinical aspects of carcinoma of stomach in diagnosis based upon the study of 146 cases.


Prostatitis and ankylosing spondylitis.

Prostatitis and ankylosing spondylitis.


A haemoglobinopathy involving haemoglobin H and a new (Q) haemoglobin.


Haemoglobin K in Singapore.

Haemoglobin K in Singapore.


Maintenance of posture by hypnotic suggestion in patient undergoing plastic surgery.


Massive doses of bemegride and amiphenazole in treatment of barbiturate poisoning.


Oxygen for foetal distress in domiciliary midwifery.


SYNTHETIC hormones and meat production.

SYNTHETIC hormones and meat production.


GOUT.

GOUT.


INDUSTRIAL health survey.

INDUSTRIAL health survey.


HIGH-POTENCY corticotrophin.

HIGH-POTENCY corticotrophin.


The British clinical staging of breast cancer.


Tetanus.

Tetanus.


E.S. CRISPIN.

E.S. CRISPIN.


RUBY OLIVE STERN, M.D.

RUBY OLIVE STERN, M.D.


Recent developments in cerebrovascular diseases.


The medical management of subarachnoid haemorrhage.


The management of strokes.

The management of strokes.


Surgical treatment of spontaneous intracranial haemorrhage.


Radiological investigation in cases of cerebrovascular disease.


Bacterial content of small intestine of children in health, in coeliac disease, and in fibrocystic disease of pancreas.


A murmur from the ductus arteriosus in the newborn baby.


Management of respiratory paralysis using a mechanical cough respirator.


Post-mortem observations on contraction of the human ductus arteriosus.


An outbreak of post-operative sepsis.

An outbreak of post-operative sepsis.


Bilateral pulmonary artery aneurysms associated with persistent ductus arteriosus.


RESETTLING disabled persons.

RESETTLING disabled persons.


AUTONOMIC nervous system.

AUTONOMIC nervous system.


MANIC-DEPRESSIVE disease.

MANIC-DEPRESSIVE disease.


PENICILLIN-RESISTANT staphylococci in milk.


B.C.G.T.UBERCULIN.

B.C.G.T.UBERCULIN.


A MULTIPLE sclerosis vaccine.

A MULTIPLE sclerosis vaccine.


A NATIONAL Library of Medicine.

A NATIONAL Library of Medicine.


QUEEN Mary's Hospital writing-aid.

QUEEN Mary's Hospital writing-aid.


R.E. JONES.

R.E. JONES.


Maternal anaesthetic deaths.

Maternal anaesthetic deaths.


Charles Bonzon, 1880-1957.

Charles Bonzon, 1880-1957.


[Collagen diseases & their multifarious aspects].


[Common atrioventricular canal (ostium commune)].


[Common atrio-ventricular canal (ostium commune)].


[Address by Mr. Bonnefous; Minister of Public Works & Transportation].


The surgical residency in the moderate-size general hospital.


Priorities for surgical treatment in time of disaster.


Surgery and education in East and South Africa; the impressions of an American Surgeon.


Rudolph Matas; 1860-1957.

Rudolph Matas; 1860-1957.


Intercostal nerve block in the management of pleural pain.


Separation of serum proteins by curtain electrophoresis.


Pain intensity as a function of stimulus duration and frequency.


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


The pathology of Morgagni and Virchow.

The pathology of Morgagni and Virchow.


Historical relationship between scientific and lay medicine for present-day patient education.


General John Beatty (1794-1826): patriot and physician.


Remarks on gout and gouty arthritis; 50th anniversary, Hospital for Joint Diseases.


Remarks at the dinner of the 50th anniversary of the Hospital for Joint Diseases.


Pathogenesis of degenerative arthrosis of the hip joint: its bearing on surgical management.


Irradiation therapy of pigmented villonodular synovitis.


Resection angulation of the femur for redemption of the hip joint.


The Asiatic cholera epidemic of 1833 in Mexico.


Factors responsible for the stability of the knee joint.


A survey of progress in the understanding of the osteomyelitic lesion and its therapy.


Twenty year mortality statistics on fractured hips (1936-1956).


Compression of the thoracic spinal cord in a patient with scleroderma.


Inheritance of alcaptonuria.

Inheritance of alcaptonuria.


Elevation of the chronaxie of the extensor hallucis longus muscle; an objective sign of nerve root pressure in the low back.


Studies of thyroxine and some of its analogues. IV. The metabolic activity of 2', 6'-dl-diiodothyronine.


Studies of thyroxine and some of its analogues. V. Metabolic activity in vitro and in vivo of the acetic acid analogues of triiodothyronine and thyroxine.


International aspects of public health.

International aspects of public health.


Community health; yesterday, today and tomorrow, a symposium; medical care.


Community health; yesterday, today and tomorrow, a symposium; the future of public health in America.


Some practical aspects of medical society library operation a symposium; preserve or discard? A problem in librarianship.


Community health; yesterday, today and tomorrow, a symposium; rehabilitation and geriatrics.


Some practical aspects of medical society library operation; a symposium; medical society library reference work.


Some practical aspects of medical society library operation; a symposium; overdues; what to do.


Community health; yesterday, today and tomorrow, a symposium; nutrition: a problem in inquiry.


The facts behind the story; pharmaceutical public relations.


Symposium on postwar advances in dental documentation; recording dental knowledge nomenclature and journalism.


The world literature on cardiovascular drugs.


Past and present of Japanese medical journals.


Public health day by day.

Public health day by day.


The relation of the librarian to management, to the patron and to the library staff.


Symposium on postwar advances in dental documentation; retrieving dental knowledge: bibliographic, indexing, abstracting and reviewing media.


Latin manuscripts of works by Rasis at the Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris.


Symposium on postwar advances in dental documentation; storing dental knowledge; classification and subject headings.


Rudolph Matas; 1860-1957.

Rudolph Matas; 1860-1957.


Alan Gregg; 1890-1957.

Alan Gregg; 1890-1957.


International cooperation in research on schizophrenia.


Symposium on postwar advances in dental documentation; utilizing dental knowledge: library manuals, selected lists of periodicals and books, audio-visual aids.


Is mental health possible.

Is mental health possible.


Comments on aggression.

Comments on aggression.


Renal tubular dysfunction in congestive heart failure.


The kidney and potassium.

The kidney and potassium.


Infection of the upper respiratory tract of the chick with a mild (vaccine) strain of Newcastle disease virus: I. Initiation and spread of the infection.


Did Vesalius suffer from peptic ulcer.

Did Vesalius suffer from peptic ulcer.


The dissemination of cancer cells.

The dissemination of cancer cells.


Lincoln memorabilia in the Medical Museum of the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology.


Infection of the upper respiratory tract of the chick with a mild (vaccine) strain of Newcastle disease virus. II. Studies on the pathogenesis of the infection.


SURGICAL management of cardiovascular disease.


The functions of an Academy of Medicine.


Time; a fourth dimension of patients.

Time; a fourth dimension of patients.


Citation and presentation of the academy medal to Alphonse Raymond Dochez.


Citation and presentation of the academy plaque to Mr. Charles C. Morchand.


Medical aspects of cirrhosis of the liver.


The treatment of ascites by side to side portacaval shunt.


An endocrine problem; transcription of a clinical-pathological conference.


Basic physiologic studies on normal children under mild chlorpromazine sedation.


A method for continuous sampling of the portal venous blood.


The treatment of depression and debilitation with marsilid.


OBSTETRIC case report.

OBSTETRIC case report.


MEET THE emeriti.

MEET THE emeriti.


Remarks at a testimonial dinner to Dr. Maurice C. Pincoffs, Baltimore, Maryland, May 31, 1957.


The behaviour of spirochaetes in lice with special reference to the negative phase.


Dr. Rudolph Matas.

Dr. Rudolph Matas.


Arteriovenous fistulas(aneurysms).

Arteriovenous fistulas(aneurysms).


Treatment of aortic insufficiency by obliteration of the posterior sinus of Valsalva utilizing extracorporeal circulation and temporary cardiac arrest.


Occlusive arterial disease of the major vessels in the neck.


Open intracardiac repair of atrial and ventricular septal defects with the aid of extracorporeal circulation.


Aortoiliac occlusion.

Aortoiliac occlusion.


The atypical patent ductus arterious.

The atypical patent ductus arterious.


Healing of surgical wounds of the myocardium.


International standard for tetracycline. The International Standard for Tetracycline is a highly purified preparation of tetracycline hydrochloride. It was compared in a collaborative assay by 8 laboratories in 7 countries, with the working standard of the Food and Drug Administration of the US Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. On the basis of the results the International Unit for Tetracycline is defined as the activity contained in 0.00101 mg of the International Standard for Tetracycline, and is as nearly as possible equivalent to the activity of 1mug of pure tetracycline hydrochloride.


Treatment of malignant neoplasms with chemotherapeutic agents utilizing a pump-oxygenator: technics and early results.


International standard for erythromycin. A batch of highly purified erythromycin A has been examined by 9 laboratories in 6 different countries, and has been assayed against the erythromycin standard of the Food and Drug Administration of the US Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. The material examined has been established as the International Standard for Erythromycin, and the International Unit of Erythromycin is defined as the activity contained in 0.001053 mg of the International Standard. The International Unit is, for practical purposes, equivalent to one mug of pure erythromycin base.


The assay of penicillin in blood-serum using Sarcina lutea. When Sarcina lutea is used as test organism in a cup-plate assay, the dose-response curves for the assay of penicillin in sera of humans and rabbits are linear with the square of the zone diameter and log concentration of penicillin and parallel to the dose-response curve for penicillin in phosphate buffer. Suitable conditions for such assays are described, using either large square assay-plates and fish-spine beads or conventional Petri dishes and cylinders. The assay using large plates and fish-spine beads is much more accurate and economical of effort and serum. An assay method suitable for inclusion in the blood-level duration test for oily injection of procaine penicillin (International Pharmacopoeia) is described. The method makes it possible for fiducial limits to be readily computed for the potencies obtained.


Study of antirabies immunization of man; observations with HEP Flury and other vaccines, with and without hyperimmune serum, in primary and recall immunizations. Detailed results are presented of primary immunizations of 387 persons with various courses of HEP Flury vaccine and of 54 persons with Harris- or Semple-type vaccines. Antibody response to HEP Flury vaccine was at least as rapid as that to the conventional type, but fell short in uniformity and level of response. The most promising course involved a 4-dose schedule, intradermal alone or combined with intramuscular, at 5-day intervals. A similar subcutaneous course of Semple vaccine yielded results completely equivalent to those of a 14-dose course of Harris vaccine. It is concluded that, although living, the HEP Flury virus does not multiply in man and that its lesser antigenic potency, as compared with Semple or Harris vaccines, is due to its relatively small content of viral antigen.Further evidence has been obtained that hyperimmune serum may exert a slight suppressive effect on active response, but the opinion is expressed that, with vaccines of full potency, this will not be of practical significance.Restimulation of immunity by a booster dose of HEP Flury vaccine was studied in 64 experimentally immunized persons and in 136 persons with history of previous Pasteur treatment. In both instances small intradermal inocula were as effective as larger intramuscular inocula in recalling pre-existing immunity.Study of recipients of Pasteur treatment indicated that antibody commonly persists for at least 5 years after a single course and for 15 or more years after re-treatment. It was also observed that the ability to respond to a booster of HEP Flury vaccine persists for at least 25 years. The response elicited by the booster is prompt and is usually at least equal to that resulting from a full primary course. The suggested conclusion is that previously treated persons need not receive more than a single booster on re-exposure, and that Pasteur treatment provides a solid basis for long-sustained immunity.


Preliminary observations in primary antirabies immunization of man with different types of high-egg-passage Flury virus. High-egg-passage (HEP) Flury rabies vaccines, with a suckling-mouse LD(50) titre of 10(6.0) or more per ml, were used for primary immunization of 149 individuals showing no rabies antibodies in their pre-vaccination sera. An antibody response was elicited in 142, or 95%, of the total. A centrifuged vaccine reduced side reactions to a minimum. This same vaccine induced an antibody response in all of 79 individuals vaccinated. Furthermore, the antibody titre in this latter group approached that obtained with three injections of Semple-type vaccine.


Rabies neutralizing antibody response to different schedules of serum and vaccine inoculations in non-exposed persons. II. Further studies were made on groups of adult humans, previously unexposed to rabies and with no history of rabies vaccination, who were inoculated with different schedules of phenolized inactivated vaccine given subcutaneously and high egg passage (HEP) Flury strain vaccine given intradermally, with and without inoculation of antirabies serum. Serum specimens of the inoculated individuals were studied for antibody up to the 60th day after the first inoculation of the vaccines and serum. Studies were also made on the effect of "booster" doses of HEP Flury strain vaccine given 6 months after preparatory inoculations. The results can be summarized as follows:1. Fourteen daily inoculations of phenolized vaccine produced a superior antibody response to that obtained with 3 inoculations given 5 days apart.2. Three intradermal inoculations of HEP Flury vaccine given 5 days apart gave a low level of antibody response, but these individuals responded efficiently by producing antibody to a "booster" dose of the same vaccine given 6 months later.3. Administration of phenolized vaccine or of HEP Flury vaccine alone did not produce detectable antibody in most individuals until between the 10th and the 15th day after the first inoculation of the vaccine.4. Passive antibody following inoculation of antirabies serum persisted in some individuals for as long as 42 days. Two inoculations of serum administered 5 days apart did not give levels of antibody higher than those obtained with one inoculation.5. One inoculation of serum completely suppressed antibody response to 3 inoculations of Flury vaccine given intradermally 5 days apart, and also prevented the preparation of the individuals to respond to a later "booster" dose of this vaccine.6. Three inoculation of phenolized vaccine given 5 days apart acted efficiently in producing antibody by the 60th day. However, the interfering action of one and two inoculations of serum was clearly defined in this schedule.7. One inoculation of serum had no suppressive effect on the active antibody response to 14 daily doses of phenolized vaccine; two doses of serum given in the same combination definitely interfered with the production of an active antibody response.


Preparation of lyophilized rabies street virus material from infective submaxillary glands for challenge purposes. A method is described for the preparation of lyophilized rabies street virus material from infected submaxillary glands for challenge purposes. The lyophilized material gives consistent and reproducible results on intracerebral or intramuscular titration over long periods.


Rabies antiserum interference with antigenicity of vaccine in mice. Experimental work with mice designed to explore the interference phenomenon noted in human rabies prophylaxis is described. It was demonstrated quantitatively that when passive antibody from antiserum administration is present, active antibody response is reduced and the production of immunity to virus challenge is affected. The work appeared to confirm that the practice of giving "booster" doses of vaccine after the 10th day of treatment may overcome this interference.


Advances in rabies treatment; an experimental evaluation. The authors report on an investigation into recent advances in rabies treatment designed to assess the various claims put forward, their relative merits, and whether they hold true when Indian strains of street virus are used for challenge. The results are presented of treatment with antirabies serum alone, with 5% Semple vaccine, with a combination of serum and vaccination, and with HEP Flury vaccine with and without serum.Antirabies serum alone, given before or after infection, while definitely prolonging the incubation period, had no saving effect. Serum seemed to confer some protection when it was obtained from animals of the same species which had survived an infection with the particular challenge virus.With doses of 5% Semple vaccine comparable to those administered to human beings it was possible to confer solid protection to animals against virulent strains of street virus provided the treatment was started 7 days before challenge.Combined therapy with serum and vaccine given after infection was of great value under certain conditions. There appeared to be an optimum relationship between the quantity of serum given and the antigenicity and dosage of vaccine administered.HEP Flury vaccine given before infection gave very good protection. But serum and HEP Flury vaccine administered after infection was not of value against an Indian strain of street virus.


The assay of diphtheria toxin.

The assay of diphtheria toxin. A precise assay of diphtheria toxin is described, based on the linear relationship between the diameter of the skin reaction to, and logarithm of the dose of, toxin. It eliminates the need for preliminary titrations, is economical, provides information about the slope of the log-dose response lines and, therefore, of the validity of the assay, and yields limits of error of potency from the internal evidence of the assay.A study has been made of the effects of avidity, combining power, toxicity and buffering on the assay of diphtheria toxins against the International Standards for both Diphtheria Antitoxin and Schick-Test Toxin.All the toxins assayed against the standard toxin, whatever their other properties might be, gave log-dose response lines of similar slope provided that they were diluted in buffered physiological saline. The assays were therefore valid.These experiments were repeated concurrently in non-immune and in actively immunized guinea-pigs, and comparable figures for potency obtained in both groups. The result was not significantly affected by the avidity or combining power of the toxin.However, non-avid toxins gave low values in Schick units when assayed, by the Römer & Sames technique, in terms of the International Standard for Diphtheria Antitoxin. The problem of the ultimate standard and the implications of these findings are discussed.


Local treatment of wounds to prevent rabies. This article reports experiments with guinea-pigs on methods of producing wounds and infecting them with street virus, and on the use of nitric acid, detergent solution and antirabies serum in the local treatment of these wounds for the prevention of rabies. Despite certain limitations in the experimental arrangement, the authors consider that these findings are valuable in verifying some of the similar experiments performed by other workers.The addition of hyaluronidase to the virus challenge suspension did not increase the infectivity of the suspension when applied to wounds, but there was a trend towards increased pathogenicity of the hyaluronidase-virus mixture over virus suspension alone when inoculated intramuscularly.In the local treatment of wounds the protective action which resulted when nitric acid was applied within 4 hours, but not after a 24-hour interval, after infection, confirmed the results of other workers.Antirabies serum also proved effective both when infiltrated under the wound and when inoculated systemically up to 24 hours after infection, this being the longest interval tested. The results suggested that the serum exerted a specific local action.While some protective action was apparently achieved with the detergent Terjolate when applied by gentle swabbing, or by infiltration of saline solution under the wound, up to 3 hours after infection, this protection was distinctly inferior to that obtained with nitric acid or serum. The authors point out the excellent results reported by other workers with a different detergent, Zephiran chloride, and recommend further studies on this and other similar substances less corrosive than nitric acid.These experiments, considered together with those reported by other workers, indicate the value of simple washing, flushing or irrigation of wounds as a means of reducing virus levels below the infective dose.The authors cite the need for further research on local treatment of wounds in order to clarify mechanisms of action of various procedures and agents now used, and to improve the methods for handling the worrisome situation presented by a bite wound from an animal suspected of having rabies.


Inactivation of poliovirus by formaldehyde: theoretical and practical aspects. Since formaldehyde, either alone or in combination with other inactivating agents, is at present used in the production of all so-called "killed" poliovirus vaccines, a thorough knowledge of the kinetics of the reaction between the chemical agent and the virus, and of the mechanisms involved, is of great practical importance. In this paper the problem is discussed against the background of present knowledge of the structure of the virus and the chemical nature of the action of formaldehyde.


Production of formalinized poliomyelitis vaccine (Salk-type) on a semi-industrial scale. This article describes a semi-industrial method for the production of formalinized poliomyelitis vaccine developed during 1956. The general technique followed that originally devised by Salk with modifications developed locally. The vaccine was tested for safety and innocuity according to the Minimum Requirements laid down by the United States Public Health Service. Seitz filtration was found to be essential for the production of a non-infectious vaccine; filtration through glass filters proved to give inconsistent results. High initial virus titres, proper filtration methods, and the use of a sensitive tissue-culture system for safety testing were considered to be of prime importance for the production of a safe and effective vaccine. Over 60 000 infants and young children were inoculated with this vaccine in a country-wide immunization programme during the winter and spring of 1957. No untoward effects were noted; an immunological evaluation of its performance in those inoculated is in progress.


Rabies control in Malaya, August 1952-October 1956.


Synthetic substances with morphine-like effect: clinical experience; potency, side-effects, addiction liability. A review of effects in man of morphine-like drugs which have been brought under international narcotics control is presented in the form of individual monographs. These are based on controlled observations with quantitative data and significant reports of results obtained in medical practice. In a summarizing section, the drugs are compared with respect to effectiveness, side-effects and addiction liability. Morphine-like drugs of natural and synthetic origin now cover a wide range of potency (analgesic, antitussive), not necessarily paralleled by incidence of side-effects or addiction liability.


Some observations on tissue-culture safety testing of Salk polio vaccines.


Medical research; the program of the U.S. Public Health Service. Federal Government expenditures for medical research have increased apace in the last ten years. The increase in federal research funds has stimulated support from private sources; contributions from other than federal sources have doubled. More than half of medical research funds are being used by universities, hospitals, and other nonprofit institutions, and less than one-fourth by laboratories of the Federal Government.Grants-in-aid of research, fellowships and extended training are made on the advice of Advisory Councils made up of leaders in the various research fields. The previous record of research by staffs and faculties of institutions is taken into account. Special attention is given to unknown investigators and small projects. Noninterference with a scientist in the conduct of research is a basic principle of all grants. He may change the direction of his research to pursue promising leads without asking permission. Continuity of grants so that promising projects need not be abandoned at the end of a grant period is given special consideration.


Congestive heart failure in infants and children. Congestive failure in infants and children is not uncommon and may be present in a varying number of conditions, particularly in certain types of congenital heart disease. Its recognition and proper treatment are usually followed by improvement, except in those instances where the failure is associated with a lesion incompatible with life. The essentials of treatment are: Treatment of the underlying cause, administration of a digitalis preparation, low salt diet, diuretics, rest and sedation, oxygen, adequate diet and, in rare instances, the use of steroids.


The management of cancer of the breast.

The management of cancer of the breast. Radical mastectomy is excellent only for cases of operable breast cancer in which the tumor is limited to the breast or to the nodes in the axilla. That there is metastasis to the internal mammary lymph nodes in a high proportion of cases has been "overlooked" for many years. Also it is probable that metastasis occurs to the supraclavicular lymph nodes more often than is suspected. Hence the extended radical mastectomy operation leaves much to be desired. There has been no significant improvement in recent years in the mortality rate of mammary cancer. Simple mastectomy and thorough adequate postoperative radiation therapy have much to offer. Treatment of "operable" breast cancer should be a cooperative effort of surgeon, radiation therapist and pathologist.


Triiodothyronine; clinical effects in patients with suboptimal response to other thyroid preparations. Thirty patients with evidence of hypometabolism or a clinically related condition were given triiodothyronine after suboptimal response to thyroxin or desiccated thyroid. DL- and L-isomers of triiodothyronine were used and compared. Thirteen patients (43.3 per cent) were improved and 17 (56.6 per cent) were unimproved or became worse. Side effects occurred in 9 of 34 trials (26 per cent), and could not always be eliminated by decreasing the dosage. The highest percentage of good response occurred in a small group (four of five) who received a combination of desiccated thyroid or thyroxin with supplemental triiodothyronine. Despite careful analysis of the data, no basis was found on which to predict which patients would receive benefit from the triiodothyronine. However, the occasional improvement, sometimes dramatic, suggested that a therapeutic trial with triiodothyronine in difficult or unresponsive cases of hypometabolism or hypothyroidism is justified.


Emergency operations in the newborn.

Emergency operations in the newborn. With the present-day development and understanding of anesthetic methods, fluid and electrolyte therapy, antibiotic medications and pediatric care, many congenital anomalies once uniformly fatal are now being successfully treated by emergency operations in the neonatal period. The eight most common of these which demand emergency operation in the immediate postnatal period are esophageal atresia and tracheoesophageal fistula, diaphragmatic hernia with dislocation of the abdominal viscera into the chest, malrotation of the intestine with obstruction, intestinal atresia, meconium ileus, imperforate anus, omphalocele and myelomeningocele. Although infants born with any of these serious problems often are born prematurely and often have more than one congenital anomaly, survival rates in the surgical treatment of these conditions are steadily improving. Early diagnosis and prompt treatment are the most important factors in the continued improvement of these survival rates.


Hip pinning; a new, rapid and accurate method.


Black lesions of the skin.

Black lesions of the skin. Benign melanocytic lesions include lentigo, ephelid (freckle), pigmented nevus, sacral spot, blue nevus, and combined nevus and blue nevus. Malignant melanocytic lesions are melanomas, which arise from melanocytes at the epidermodermal junction, or, rarely, from blue nevi. They usually originate in brown plaques known as lentigo maligna, in pigmented nevi, or in normal skin. Melanoma is diagnosed clinically in less than 50 per cent of instances. Biopsy is therefore of great importance, since practically all melanoma can be cured by adequate early resection.


Cigarette smoke; its effect on pulmonary function measurements. Inhaling cigarette smoke with each breath, with the subject at rest, by use of a smoking device that brought more smoke into the lungs than would be the case in ordinary smoking, produced consistent significant decreases in arterial blood oxygen saturation and in arterial pO(2) in most subjects who had severe or very severe pulmonary emphysema. In normal subjects and in those with a moderate degree of emphysema no significant changes in blood gas exchange resulted. No consistent significant changes in blood gas exchange were noted after the smoking of two cigarettes, either with the subject at rest or after a one-minute step-up exercise.A decrease in oxygen uptake occurred when treadmill exercise was done after smoking two cigarettes, and the ventilation volume was also decreased, probably accounting for part of the oxygen decrease. Pulmonary compliance measurements after smoking one cigarette were consistently and significantly decreased in most subjects-normal as well as those with pulmonary emphysema. The elastic work of breathing was increased in the majority of cases. In two cases in which studies were done after the subjects stopped smoking, one for three months and one for two years, significant reductions in residual air were noted. The results indicated that persons with severe or very severe emphysema would be better off to stop smoking.


Post-traumatic superior laryngeal neuralgia. Several years after tonsillectomy-or more quickly after foreign-body trauma-the superior laryngeal nerve may be so bound by fibrosis that any regional inflammation or further local trauma, aggravated by normal laryngeal movements, can give rise to localized neuritis at the thyrohyoid membrane and cause a characteristic pain. In every one of 21 patients observed in the past five years, a point of tenderness was readily found by digital palpation over the lateral portion of the thyrohyoid membrane or over the superior cornu of the thyroid cartilage. Frequently the pain extended into the throat and became worse as anything was swallowed past this point. Medical therapy alone or with external injection followed by five minutes of local massage relieved the pain in most cases. It seems possible that, in a more recalcitrant case, relief could be obtained by incising the thyrohyoid membrane so as to relax the superior laryngeal nerve.


Adenocarcinoma of the lung treated with x-ray and nitrogen mustard; five years from discovery to death.


Hazard of fluid distention of the balloon of a Miller-Abbott tube.


Torsion and infarction of the normal ovary in children.


Controlling Staphylococcus; hospital organization.


Controlling Staphylococcus; bacteriological fact finding.


Controlling Staphylococcus; nursing technics.


Endocarditis following ventricular septal defect repair.


Controlling Staphylococcus; on the medical wards.


Controlling Staphylococcus; on the surgical wards.


Operating budgets under the Ontario Hospital Insurance Plan.


Emotions and the diet.

Emotions and the diet.


Anticoagulant effect of incubated fibrinogen.


The antilipaemic activity of laminarin sulphate.


Metabolic effects of alpha-tocopheryl acetate. I. Influence of alpha-tocopheryl acetate on some lipids and nitrogen compounds of plasma in human subjects.


A histochemical and biochemical study of the polysaccharidic substances of the developing nervous system of the rat in relation with the appearance of cholinesterase activity.


Some constituents of the urine of normal and schizophrenic individuals.


Weights and composition of muscles of warm- and cold-acclimated rats.


Metabolic availability of energy of ingested ethyl alcohol.


Reticulo-endothelial system stimulating compounds and their mechanism of action.


Purification and properties of 2,5-diketogluconic acid decarboxylase.


The effect of muscular exercise on plasma sodium and potassium in the rat.


Further toxicological and biochemical studies on omega-fluoro compounds.


Effects of cations on sugar absorption by isolated surviving guinea pig intestine.


Absorption of mixtures of sugars by isolated surviving guinea pig intestine.


Effects of metabolic inhibitors on potassium-stimulated glucose absorption by isolated surviving guinea pig intestine.


The secretion of lithium in saliva.

The secretion of lithium in saliva.


Separation and characterization of lipovitellin from hen egg yolk.


Preparation and characterization of phosvitin from hen egg yolk.


Studies on wheat plants using C14 compounds. VII. Utilization of pyruvate-2-C14.


Changes in salt and water distribution, blood pressure, and adrenal activity following neurohypophyseal denervation in the rat.


The phase test intermediate and the allomerization of chlorophyll a.


Liberation of hexosamine, hexuronic acid, and hydroxyproline from tissues by resin hydrolysis.


Metabolic changes in trauma-resistant rats following trauma.


The effect of dietary oils and fatty acids on cholesterol metabolism in the rat.


The decay theory of immediate memory and paced recall.


Factors affecting the final decision in the employment interview.


Stimulus duration and paced performance.


Visual hallucinations during perceptual isolation.


Personality and muscle activity.

Personality and muscle activity.


Breed differences in the dog's emotional behaviour.


Effects of peripheral blindness on exploratory behaviour in the hooded rat.


Poison control centers.

Poison control centers.


What effect will changing function and conditions have on hospital planning.


Computing epsilon X2, epsilon Y2 and epsilon XY.


Antibiotics in foods: a review of some public health aspects.


The need for research in accident prevention.


Rehabilitation in New Brunswick.

Rehabilitation in New Brunswick.


FREDERICK WILBUR JACKSON; 1888-1958.

FREDERICK WILBUR JACKSON; 1888-1958.


An outbreak of food poisoning in an urban hospital.


Social and cultural aspects of malnutrition.


Tuberculin testing in Ontario mental hospitals; a 15-year review in patients 25 years and under.


The rising incidence of scurvy in infants; a challenge to the physician and the community.


Spinocerebellar degeneration: a clinical survey of 74 cases.


Studies on hypersensitivity.

Studies on hypersensitivity.


Carbon monoxide asphyxia, a common clinical entity.


Traumatic rupture of the spleen: report of 11 cases.


Acute erythraemic myelosis.

Acute erythraemic myelosis.


Phenoxymethyl penicillin (penicillin V) in the treatment of streptococcal tonsillitis.


Clinical experience with a newer non-mercurial oral diuretic-rolicton.


Fatal acute haemolytic anaemia, thrombocytopenic purpura, nephrosis and hepatitis resulting from ingestion of a compound containing apiol.


Transfusion of girls and women can kill their babies.


The potentiation of obstetric analgesia; a preliminary report on mepazine (pacatal).


The control of supplemental oxygen by oximetry.


The physiological basis for supplemental oxygen in the newborn.


A survey of burns at the Vancouver General Hospital from 1946 to 1955.


Intravascular agglutination and C-reactive protein.


The place of early induction in the management of erythroblastosis fetalis.


The current status of the tranquillizing drugs.


The Alberta perinatal mortality study.

The Alberta perinatal mortality study.


Report of a fatal case of listeriosis meningitis in a seven-day-old infant.


Report of leukaemia occurring in father and daughter.


Primary amyloidosis.

Primary amyloidosis.


The changing patterns of work satisfaction.


Allergy in children versus allergy in adults.


Emotionally disturbed children; a new approach in B.C.


FREDERICK WILBUR JACKSON.

FREDERICK WILBUR JACKSON.


Severe valvular pulmonary stenosis with normal aortic root; immediate results of transarterial valvotomy, with notes on the clinical assessment of patients before and after operation.


Toxic reactions to local anaesthetic drugs.


Experience with outpatient anticoagulant therapy.


The Belcher gastrectomy for peptic ulcer: final report.


Respiratory infections at the Montreal General Hospital, July 1, 1955-June 30, 1956.


Current management of otosclerotic deafness.


Cysticercosis: multiple infarcts and necrosis in bone.


Abnormality of the long bones and progressive muscular dystrophy in a family.


Calcified aneurysms of intercostal arteries; case report of a patient with subarachnoid haemorrhage.


The venous pressure and venous pulse in the clinical examination of the heart. I. The venous pressure.


A lesion simulating squamous carcinoma of the lip (keratoacanthoma).


Urinary schistosomiasis: report of a case in a Canadian soldier.


On transfusion reactions and transfusion services.


Cubital tunnel compression in tardy ulnar palsy.


HYPNOTISM and medicine.

HYPNOTISM and medicine.


Management of pruritus ani.

Management of pruritus ani.


Caesarean section at the Winnipeg General Hospital Maternity Pavilion, 1951-1956.


Chronic bronchitis; a primary disease.

Chronic bronchitis; a primary disease.


Bee sting allergy and desensitization: a report of cases and review of the literature.


Diagnostic radiology and low back pain.

Diagnostic radiology and low back pain.


Some clinical aspects of nicotinic acid therapy in hypercholesterolaemia.


Arsenical keratoses associated with carcinomas of the internal organs.


Myelogenous leukaemia in a stillborn infant.


Hypnosis for tinnitus.

Hypnosis for tinnitus.


Aplastic anaemia associated with thymoma; report of two cases.


The training of rehabilitation personnel.


The first breath: natural and induced.

The first breath: natural and induced.


Systemic lupus erythematosus: a reappraisal.


Accounting for doctors.

Accounting for doctors.


The current status of microbiology.

The current status of microbiology.


A medical school department of general practice.


Erythroblastosis fetalis.

Erythroblastosis fetalis.


Placenta previa with afibrinogenemia.

Placenta previa with afibrinogenemia.


Abruptio placenta.

Abruptio placenta.


Health and social philosophy in nursing education.


Natural childbirth.

Natural childbirth.


Vaccine for multiple sclerosis.

Vaccine for multiple sclerosis.


Of birds, bats and bees; a study of schizophrenic thought disorder.


Psychiatric aspects of disaster; a case history; some experiences during the Springhill, N.S. mining disaster.


Emotional disease in the population of a prepaid medical care plan.


The venous pressure and venous pulse in the clinical examination of the heart. II. The venous pulse.


The possible dream inducing capacity of the whole root of Rauwolfia serpentina.


Capillary resistance in mongolism.

Capillary resistance in mongolism.


Carcinoma of the colon; a 10-year study.


The endothelial hyperplasia of the cerebral blood vessels with brain tumors, and its sarcomatous transformation.


Transitional-cell carcinoma of the urachal apex.


Benjamin Waterhouse.

Benjamin Waterhouse.


Cohort fertility and increasing breast cancer incidence.


The colorimetric determination of leucine aminopeptidase in urine and serum of normal subjects and patients with cancer and other diseases.


Significance of the venous phase in arteriographic studies of bone and soft tissue tumors.


Benign and malignant mesonephric lesions of the cervix.


Multiple malignant neoplasms in the air and upper food passages.


The radiological diagnosis of enlargement in the region of the pancreas with special reference to increase in the retrogastric space.


Mesonephric lesions of the cervix; a practical means of demonstration and a suggestion of incidence.


The histogenesis of the adenomatoid tumor of the genital tract.


Embryonic tumor of the liver in an adult.


C-reactive protein in cancer: a study of 216 patients.


Saline lobotomy for relief of pain due to advanced cancer.


Cirrhosis and other predisposing factors in carcinoma of the tongue.