PROGNOSIS in prostatic cancer.

PROGNOSIS in prostatic cancer.


UMBILICAL sepsis and its control.

UMBILICAL sepsis and its control.


VISCERAL replacement.

VISCERAL replacement.


A CASE of ischaemic heart disease demonstrated at the Postgraduate Medical School of London.


Treatment of diabetes mellitus. 2. Insulin preparations and therapeutic uses.


B. R. M. JOHNSON.

B. R. M. JOHNSON.


The case against B.C.G.

The case against B.C.G.


Long-term effectiveness of B.C.G. vaccination of infants in close contact with infectious tuberculosis.


B.C.G. sarcoidosis.

B.C.G. sarcoidosis.


Controlled hypothermia in infants and children.


Temperature gradients during hypothermia.


Studies in the epidemiology of tinea pedis. I. Tinea pedis in school children.


Studies in the epidemiology of tinea pedis. II. Dermatophytes on the floors of swimming-baths.


How chronic is pulmonary tuberculosis in the elderly.


Idiopathic hypoparathyroidism with normal urinary calcium.


Serum haptoglobins in hepatobiliary disease.


Retention of islets of sensation in cervical cord injury.


FOR AND against B.C.G.

FOR AND against B.C.G.


PROGNOSIS of hypertension.

PROGNOSIS of hypertension.


PEPTIC ulcer in Africans.

PEPTIC ulcer in Africans.


PLASTIC bags.

PLASTIC bags.


STEROIDS and surgery.

STEROIDS and surgery.


Treatment of diabetes mellitus: hypoglycaemic agents other than insulin.


Dr. Elliott Joslin: a birthday tribute.

Dr. Elliott Joslin: a birthday tribute.


Oral antidiabetic agents.

Oral antidiabetic agents.


G.C. RAMSAY.

G.C. RAMSAY.


Treatment of organophosphorus poisoning.


F. R. EDDISON.

F. R. EDDISON.


ARTHUR HARRIS.

ARTHUR HARRIS.


W.K. PARBURY.

W.K. PARBURY.


Posture.

Posture.


Effects of iproniazid in depressive syndromes.


Changes in heart size in the dyspnoeic newborn baby.


Echo-encephalography; ultrasonic rays in diagnostic radiology.


Response to stretch of hypertonic muscle groups in hemiplegia.


Condition of testicle after division of cord in treatment of hernia.


Surgery in the alleviation of dyspareunia.


Antimalarials in treatment of Sjogren's syndrome.


PSYCHOGENIC fever.

PSYCHOGENIC fever.


Simplification of the ferric chloride test for P.A.S. in urine.


OESTROGEN sensitivity of the female urethra.


AT THE core of cancer and viruses.

AT THE core of cancer and viruses.


Drug treatment of gout.

Drug treatment of gout.


Arterial suction adapter.

Arterial suction adapter.


H.S. BARWELL.

H.S. BARWELL.


Alimentary bleeding of obscure origin.

Alimentary bleeding of obscure origin.


A. LEYLAND ROBINSON.

A. LEYLAND ROBINSON.


B. R. M. JOHNSON.

B. R. M. JOHNSON.


Palaeopathology of a California archaelogical site.


When medicine was in flower.

When medicine was in flower.


Theories of vision and color perception of Empedocles and Democritus; some similarities to the modern approach.


The changing ideology of health museums and health fairs since 1850.


Osborne Reynolds of Manchester: contributions of an engineer to the understanding of cardiovascular sound.


A history of the Western Dental College.


Microelectrode studies of the cochlear nuclei of the cat.


Effect of potassium deficiency on renal tubular reabsorption and assimilation of glucose.


The isolated circular intestinal loop.

The isolated circular intestinal loop.


The development of the Omaha Medical College, 1869-1902.


New program for indexing at the National Library of Medicine.


Acquisition methods and sources of Soviet medical publications.


Medical reference sources.

Medical reference sources.


Special collections at the University of Wisconsin, School of Pharmacy.


Youthful offenses in modern culture.

Youthful offenses in modern culture.


Medicine and physicians of James Fenimore Cooper.


A sixteenth century tracheostomy.

A sixteenth century tracheostomy.


The rise of synthetic drugs in the American pharmaceutical industry.


Cataloging and classification of medical library materials: 1946-1956; ten years of progress and problems. II. Classification.


Robert Bing 1878-1956.

Robert Bing 1878-1956.


Early treatment of ruptured intracranial aneurysms of the circle of Willis with special clip technique.


Neurological and radiological manifestations associated with spondylosis of the cervical and lumbar spine.


[Robert Bing's contribution to ophthalmology].


Comments on Dr. Romanell's article on Locke and Sydenham.


[Attempted micro-fractionation on paper of mixtures of cortisone, desoxycorticosterone, sodium salicylate and amino acids].


The problem of the neurosurgical treatment of cerebral metastases; a survey of 210 operated patients.


The significance of intravascular aggregation following injury.


The origin and utilization of ammonia in shock: a comparison of the levels of blood ammonia in the portal and systemic circulation during shock induced by the Fine Technique.


[Left-handedness, strabismus and amblyopia; preliminary study].


[Results of the after-image method of therapy of amblyopia; study of 100 cases].


[A case of periarteritis nodosa with ocular manifestations].


Teaching mass casualty medicine with realistic field drills.


The alumni and the university; a reciprocal responsibility.


Tulane's participation in the medical education program in Colombia.


Admissions to the Tulane School of Medicine, past and present.


The student research and master of science programs in the Tulane Medical School.


A brief review of the administrative structure of Charity Hospital.


Historical and current interrelationships between Tulane University Medical School and Charity Hospital.


Tulane-Charity Hospital relationships.

Tulane-Charity Hospital relationships.


Summary report on the Asian influenza epidemic in Japan, 1957. The epidemic of Asian influenza began in Japan in May 1957, reaching a peak towards the end of June, subsiding, and showing a second, equally serious, wave in November-December. The method and place or places of its introduction into the country are not clear, but the important role of schoolchildren in its spread seems well established. While the average attack-rate for the country as a whole was some 26% in the first epidemic wave, it was as high as 50%-60% in concentrated communities such as schools and military camps. The severity of the illness was not very great in the population as a whole, but the death-rates among infants and the aged were remarkably high. The main causes of death were acute pneumonia and cardiac insufficiency. Vaccination of the general population was not carried out on a wide scale.


The 1957 pandemic of influenza in India. Asian influenza appears to have reached India via Madras in May 1957. The main pandemic wave swept through the subcontinent within the next 12 weeks; cases occurring thereafter represent the permanent infiltration of the new virus into the population. Between 19 May 1957 and 8 February 1958 there were reported 4 451 758 cases, with 1098 deaths. The author discusses the attack-rates by age-group, by occupational group, by State and in closed communities such as schools. The disease, in India as elsewhere, seems generally to have run a mild course, although nausea and vomiting and symptoms related to the nervous system were relatively frequently seen.A number of A/Asia/57 virus strains were isolated; their antigenic and biological characteristics are discussed in some detail. In view of the rapid spread of the pandemic, it proved impossible to prepare sufficient vaccine from the new strains in time for adequate field trials or mass immunization of the population.The author reports briefly on the results obtained with iodine in the prevention and treatment of influenza.


The epidemic of Asian influenza in Poland, 1957. In 1957 the number of influenza cases began to rise above the inter-epidemic level in the 32nd week of the year in Katowice Province of Poland and in the 41st week in the majority of remaining provinces. The peak was reached between the 42nd and 45th weeks in the various provinces, in which the total epidemic lasted for periods varying from eight to 11 weeks. For the country as a whole, the main epidemic period was October-November.The clinical picture was generally rather mild, with very few serious cerebral symptoms and no complications of the peripheral nervous system. The epidemic appears to have caused no increase in the number of deaths from pneumonia in infants, but there was a slight increase among children of school age and a marked one among adults, for whom the figures for complications of all sorts were rather higher than in the previous influenza epidemics.Serological tests on paired human sera showed a marked increase in complement-fixing antibody in several. Haemagglutination-inhibition tests were carried out on both human and animal sera, negative results being obtained in almost all the latter. Nine influenza strains were isolated, identified as Asian influenza. Two of them showed a low avidity to the Singapore and other Asian immune sera.


Results of further research on influenza in the USSR with special reference to the 1957 pandemic. This article reviews the main results of the research carried out between 1954 and 1957 by the Influenza Department of the Institute of Virology, Academy of Medical Sciences, Moscow.This research has been concentrated on the influenza virus strains isolated, the pathogenesis and immunology of influenza among adults and pre-school children, clinical manifestations, epidemiology, and therapeutic and prophylactic methods, including the preparation and use of live vaccines and sera. Particularly intensive research was conducted during the pandemic of Asian influenza in 1957, and the biological properties of A2 virus strains, the clinical course of the illness in infants and adults, the spread of the pandemic in the USSR and certain results of influenza control measures are among the subjects discussed.


The effect of a previous attack of A1 influenza on susceptibility to A2 virus during the 1957 outbreak. The author reports on the effect of a previous attack of influenza caused by virus A1 on susceptibility to virus A2 in the light of analyses made of the rate of sickness from influenza and acute catarrhs of the respiratory tract in a ball-bearing factory in the USSR in 1957. There were spring and summer rises in sickness and an autumn epidemic.In the summer rise, caused by A2 virus, the sickness rate for those who had been ill in the spring (with A1 influenza) was about half (4.7%) that for those who had not been affected in the spring (10.5%), but this was clearly an unstable and short-lived immunity as by the time of the autumn A2 epidemic the rate for those sick in the spring rose to 21.1% although this was still 1.6 times lower than that for those who had not been ill either in the spring or in the summer.Vaccination with a polyvalent vaccine (A, A1 and B strains) was partially effective in the summer epidemic, but slightly less so than seroprophylaxis with the same strains conducted in October. This also seems to indicate the working of the same phenomenon of partial immunity derived from an old variety of influenza virus of the same serological type as that causing an outbreak not long beforehand.


Epidemiology of influenza in Poland, 1947/57. Two systems of influenza reporting in use in Poland are described; one involves weekly reports by the public health laboratories, the other quarterly reports on influenza absenteeism. A third, experimental, system of daily reports is used in Łódź. Data obtained by all three systems are compared in this assessment of influenza epidemiology in Poland. Study of the epidemics of the last decade leads the authors to the conclusion that a number of them were possibly caused by a local virus which had earlier "taken root" in the country rather than by a virus imported from neighbouring countries. Attention is drawn to the isolation in 1953 of a strain related to PR8, generally held to be no longer circulating by that date. For reasons given, it is thought unlikely that this isolation was due to a laboratory accident.


Experience with influenza vaccination in Iceland, 1957. An epidemic of Asian influenza which occurred in Iceland in October and November 1957 is briefly described. About 8000 persons were vaccinated with two injections of a vaccine containing 100 CCA units of Asian virus per dose. The inactivated virus was adsorbed on aluminium phosphate. Data are given on the antibody production after vaccination.The results of a survey indicate that vaccination with this type of vaccine, when performed early enough, reduced the incidence of influenza by some 67%. Moreover, the cases which did occur in vaccinated persons seemed to be of less than average severity.


Report on the first two years of the Czechoslovak Influenza Centre. The Czechoslovak Influenza Centre, which was set up in 1956, is attached to the Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology at Prague and is supported in its activity by 15 virological laboratories situated in various parts of Czechoslovakia, which perform serological investigations of influenza and virus isolations.The first isolations of A2 influenza viruses in Czechoslovakia were made towards the end of May 1957. At the end of that year and early in 1958, B viruses were also isolated in several regions of Czechoslovakia, although the A2 viruses were more frequently encountered. The newly isolated B strains differed from those circulating in the country five years previously, and were added in 1958 to what had been a monovalent A2 vaccine.Favourable preliminary experiments were made in 1957-58 with the use of immune horse serum for influenza prophylaxis.The Czechoslovak Influenza Centre has taken part in an international investigation of animal sera (largely horse and swine) for the presence of influenza antibodies. In this work, use has been made of the virus A-equi/Praha/56, which was isolated by workers from the Centre.


Human vaccination experiments with Asian influenza vaccine in Japan. Details are given of a number of experiments, carried out in 1957 in Japan among high school students, factory workers and student nurses and in military camps, to test the efficacy of Asian influenza vaccine at various strengths and doses and prepared from different virus strains. The Asian influenza virus strains used were A/Adachi/2/57, A/Kumamoto/Y5/57 and A/Kumamoto/K9/57. Results were tested by the haemagglutination-inhibition reaction.Antibody response to Adachi-strain vaccine was very satisfactory, particularly when inoculated at a strength of 300 CCA units per ml in two doses of 0.5 ml each. Monovalent Adachi-strain vaccine gave better results than a trivalent vaccine containing Adachi strain, an earlier A strain and a B strain in equal amounts. Vaccine prepared from the Y5 strain, considered representative of extreme Q-phase virus, was less effective than Adachi vaccine.


Vaccination against influenza in Poland, 1953/56. The authors describe the methods, organization and results of four large-scale trials of polyvalent, intranasal influenza vaccine conducted in Poland between 1953 and 1957. Vaccination was carried out mainly in industrial establishments, workers' and students' hostels and schools. Very few post-vaccination reactions were seen.In these trials, the formalinized intranasal vaccine, which has the advantage of being easy to administer, gave results not greatly different from those obtained in other countries with injected vaccines or with intranasal live-virus vaccine. The inclusion in the vaccine of a large number of strains, thus giving a broad antigenic spectrum, made it possible to obviate the difficulties involved in isolating a "precursor" strain, and thus made for quicker and more abundant vaccine production before an epidemic.


Methods and procedures for use of complement-fixation technique in type- and strain-specific diagnosis of influenza. It is now well established that there are two kinds of complement-fixing antigens of influenza virus: the soluble, type-specific, antigens, found mainly in infected tissue but also within the virus particle; and the virus, strain-specific, antigens, closely linked with the haemagglutinating component. For true results in complement-fixation testing in influenza, antigens or antisera of the one kind must be free of the other kind. This paper describes in detail the preparation of reagents for such testing and a variety of basic aspects of test procedures.


Serological and prophylactic trials of Asian influenza vaccines in Sweden, 1957. A serological trial of a formolized monovalent Asian influenza vaccine of conventional type, using a range of falling vaccine dilutions, showed a satisfactory antihaemagglutinin response in groups of volunteers vaccinated with relatively low numbers of haemagglutinating units (HU) of the vaccine.Booster injections, given 15-19 days after the primary vaccination, gave a further increase and more persistence of antibody response.In a field protection trial, performed in more than 1000 recruits who received a similar vaccine prepared from another line of the same virus strain, a good degree of protection (57%-78%) was obtained after a single injection of 2000 HU of aqueous vaccine. A lower but still statistically significant degree of protection (29%-45%) obtained with only 400 HU of the vaccine adsorbed on aluminium phosphate. Two injections or 2000 or 400 HU of vaccine (without AlPO(4)), given 9 days apart, protected, respectively, 69%-86% and 45%-51% of the vaccinated. The slightly better protective effect of the two-injection scheme appears to be due to the double amount of vaccine given rather than to a recall reaction.The numerical results of both trials were used for an evaluation of the quantitative relation between the antibody-stimulating and protective effects of influenza vaccines.Some pitfalls in the current method of expressing the potency of influenza vaccines in terms of their haemagglutinin content are discussed.


Studies on the P-Q phases of A/Asia/57 influenza viruses. Some 300 strains of A/Asia/57 influenza virus were tested for haemagglutination-inhibition against normal human convalescent serum and showed wide variations; some, indeed, were not inhibited at all. The same strains, when tested against rooster antisera obtained by immunization with one of three strains (Adachi, K9 and Y5), again showed considerable variation in their degree of haemagglutination-inhibition. These two series of variations were fairly closely correlated.Eight strains considered representative of the range of inhibition variation were further tested against a number of human convalescent sera and against sera from persons inoculated with monovalent Adachi vaccine; the results indicated that the order of variation did not change.Neutralization tests to determine the immunizing potency of vaccines prepared from Adachi, K9 and Y5 strains showed that Adachi vaccine had far the greatest immunogenicity and that K9 was slightly more potent than Y5. Mouse adaptation of Y5 strain considerably enhanced its immunizing potency, but did not alter its reaction to human convalescent serum.


Some new or little-known respiratory viruses. The characters and relationships of a number of viruses of potential importance in human respiratory diseases are reviewed. Among the myxoviruses discussed are viruses related to influenza A (swine and horse influenza, British and Czechoslovak duck influenza, fowl plague), influenza B and C, mumps and Newcastle disease, and the para-influenzas. The ECHO viruses, 2060 and JH viruses, chimpanzee coryza agent and the common cold are also considered. In the final section of the paper the attempted transmission to laboratory animals of four myxoviruses is reported on.


Properties of influenza viruses A/Asia/57 and A-equi/Praha/56. I. Agglutination of red blood cells. Studies of the biological properties of the A/Asia/57 influenza viruses and of the strain A-equi/Praha/56 have shown that these agglutinate not only chicken, guinea-pig and human erythrocytes but also erythrocytes of swine, calves and horses. The ability to agglutinate horse erythrocytes, in particular, is a characteristic of these strains and has not been observed in other influenza strains of type A, A1, B, C or Sendai or in strains of mumps or Newcastle disease viruses.


The 1957 influenza pandemic in the USSR.


The Asian influenza pandemic in Turkey, 1957/58.


Serological survey in animals for type A influenza in relation to the 1957 pandemic. In 1957 the World Health Organization arranged a survey of horse and swine sera in a number of countries in order to gain information on the role and importance of animals in the epidemiology of influenza. The veterinary services of the countries concerned were requested to obtain blood specimens from these animals, if possible both before and after the human pandemic of Asian influenza. This paper reports on the results of haemagglutination-inhibition and complement-fixation tests performed on these sera in WHO Influenza Centres and other collaborating laboratories.It is apparent from these results that the Asian (A2) strain can cause natural inapparent infection in horses and swine. Equine influenza caused by the A-equi strain is also present in many countries from which it had not been previously reported, and infection in pigs with the A-swine strain, long known in the USA, has now been recorded in at least two European countries.In a concluding section, the findings in this survey are related to other observations on the position of animals in influenza epidemiology, and future research needs are outlined.


Studies in swine of Asian influenza virus. This article reports on experiments with 6- to 8-week-old pigs infected with a human isolate of Asian strain influenza virus and on the successful passage of this virus into a second group of pigs. These findings are discussed in relationship to negative results obtained by others when swine sera, collected from apparently healthy animals before and after the recent Asian influenza epidemic, were tested for the presence of complement-fixing and haemagglutination-inhibiting antibodies.Six "normal" pigs were inoculated intranasally with 1.0 ml of fluid containing approximately 3 200 000 EID(50) of Asian influenza virus. Clinical evidence of disease was not apparent, but Asian strain virus was isolated from four of the pigs and the development of haemagglutination-inhibiting antibody to A/Asia/Japan/305/57 antigen was detected in all of them. Virus isolated from the first group was inoculated intranasally into another group of six "normal" pigs. Clinical evidence of illness was also absent in this group, but Asian strain virus was isolated from five pigs. Haemagglutination-inhibiting antibody developed in all six pigs but complement-fixing antibody in none.The authors conclude that the available evidence indicates that swine did not play a significant role in the epidemiology of the Asian influenza epidemic in the USA, and that the Asian strain appears not to have established itself in swine.


Disease of the upper respiratory tract in horses following the human influenza epidemic of 1957.


The rules of civility.

The rules of civility.


[Symptoms of pyramidal tract disease in a case of Basedow's disease; its dissappearance with antithyroid therapy].


Tetanus: prophylaxis and treatment of the disease. Cleansing and debridement is paramount in dealing with tetanus-prone wounds (severe crushing injuries, piercing wounds, blisters and burns are outstanding examples, particularly if contaminated with dirt, grass or other debris). Prophylaxis then is relatively easy in persons who have been actively immunized by toxoid injections. For them, a "booster" injection is indicated. Use of antitoxin, however, is hazardous, whether for prophylaxis or for treatment of the disease. Since it may in itself cause severe disease, including anaphylactic reaction and serum sickness, decision to use it must be weighed against the possibility of the development of tetanus in each case. To prepare for use of it, careful history should be taken, with particular reference to sensitivity to horse dander. Dermal tests, and perhaps ophthalmic tests, for sensitivity to the serum should be carried out. Even the tests may be hazardous and precautions should be taken accordingly. If it is decided that the use of antitoxin is necessary even though the patient is sensitive to the material, desensitization must be carried out promptly, with adequate preparation for severe reaction. There is experimental evidence that antibiotics of the tetracycline group, given soon after injury, may have prophylactic effect against tetanus.


Tetanus in California; epidemiology and a review of 232 cases. A study was made of records of the 232 reported cases of tetanus in California, from 1953 through 1958. Cases occurred in 30 of California's 58 counties. Two-thirds of the patients lived in suburban and urban areas. Two-thirds of the cases occurred in persons over the age of 20 years. The incidence was twice as high in males as in females. Forty-seven per cent of the patients died, with the highest death rates being in persons over the age of 40 years.Sixty-three per cent of the injuries associated with these 232 cases occurred in the home environment and 17 per cent at the place of employment.Ninety-one per cent of the patients had never been immunized with tetanus toxoid, or if they had been immunized, had not received the booster injections necessary to maintain effective immunity. Nine per cent gave a history of having had one or more injections of tetanus toxoid within five years.


Routine cholangiography during operation for gallstones. Cholangiography done routinely during operation was found valuable for detection of stones in the bile ducts. Operation for stone not seen in the operative cholangiogram was seldom necessary. When no stone is demonstrated, it seems proper to spare the patient the additional trauma of common duct exploration.


Late postoperative intestinal obstruction. Early postoperative intestinal obstruction is most successfully treated with intestinal intubation with a long intestinal tube of the Miller-Abbott, Harris or Cantor type, and only when this fails is reoperation indicated. However, late postoperative intestinal obstruction is better treated by operation as soon as the diagnosis is established and the patient is prepared for the procedure. Decompression of the bowel at the time of operation has become a procedure of choice and it is now possible to completely decompress the bowel in the course of the operation using a Foley catheter inserted through a stab wound in the bowel. Details of the technique are described in this article.


The Short-Doyle Act; California community mental health services program: background and status after one year. The Short-Doyle Act seeks to encourage the treatment of a patient suffering from a psychiatric disorder in his home community, with the assistance of local medical resources. One corollary of this program is the closer working together of the psychiatrist and the rest of the medical profession.A second goal of the act is the application of the public health principles to mental illnesses and mental retardation. Educational and consultative services provide implementation of these principles.


[Electromyographic & dynamometric measurement of stiffness of cerebral origin; application to the study of thiocolchicoside].


[Acute idiopathic porphyria with abdominal onset; neurological syndrome appearing after surgery; therapy with glycocoll & edathamil calcium].


Impalement injuries of the hand: repair of damage from broken bean poles. A not uncommon injury of the hands among agricultural workers is impalement on the sharp ends of tomato-vine or bean-vine stakes that shatter as they are being driven. Careful debridement and tetanus prophylaxis are important in treatment. There are several simple precautions and changes in work methods that could greatly reduce the incidence of such injuries.


The smoking physician.

The smoking physician.


Mediastinal emphysema.

Mediastinal emphysema. Mediastinal emphysema may occur due to migration of air from the lungs, from the esophagus or tracheobronchial tree and from the abdomen. Of especial interest is the mechanism starting with the rupture of the perivascular alveoli due to a rapid decrease in intrathoracic pressure from any cause, the development of pulmonary interstitial emphysema and migration of the air into the mediastinum. In one case the patient had severe interstitial emphysema of the left lung, mediastinal emphysema and subcutaneous emphysema without pneumothorax and rapid improvement followed tracheotomy. In another case the patient had interstitial emphysema of the left lung that did not progress to mediastinal emphysema and subcutaneous emphysema. Pneumothorax was not present. Recovery was more rapid than in the first patient.


Hypertrophic pyloric stenosis.

Hypertrophic pyloric stenosis. Hypertrophic pyloric stenosis, a relatively common condition, is caused by hyperplasia of the musculature of the pylorus. The diagnosis is made by a history of projectile vomiting and failure to gain weight, the observation of gastric peristaltic waves, and the palpation of a pyloric "tumor." A method of palpating this tumor is described in detail. Roentgenological studies are rarely indicated. Pylorotomy for treatment of hypertrophic pyloric stenosis was not successful until the development of necessary supporting measures. Preparation for operation consists of intravenous administration of fluids and electrolytes and sometimes serum or whole blood. The position of the tumor governs the choice between two different incisions. The operative procedure herein described is essentially that devised by Ramstedt many years ago, with modifications to facilitate the procedure.


Treatment of leukemia.

Treatment of leukemia.


A concept of the etiology of leukemia.

A concept of the etiology of leukemia.


A new simplified method of mammaplasty.

A new simplified method of mammaplasty. Abnormally large breasts, which may be a factor in psychic disturbance from an esthetic point of view and which appear to be related to habitual abortion and sterility, can be reduced in size and reshaped by a simpler operative procedure than those now in use. The operation takes considerable less time than others used heretofore. It avoids the need for marking the skin beforehand as a guide to the reshaping procedure and then trying to abide by a preconceived plan, which may be difficult, and it permits the ultimate site of the nipples to be selected after the reshaping is done and even after the skin over the entire breast is completely closed.


DYSTOCIAL birth of leukemia.

DYSTOCIAL birth of leukemia.


Medical preparedness for disaster.

Medical preparedness for disaster. The Federal Civil Defense Administration has been consolidated under the President's Reorganization Plan No. 1 of 1958 with the Office of Defense Mobilization. The new organization, the Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization, should be able to deal more efficiently with the problem of mobilization and management of all resources and production of the nation in time of disaster. As preparation for possible enemy attack, organized plans entailing training, supplies, equipment and communications for use in major peacetime disasters-floods, earthquakes, tornado damage-should be carried forward vigorously. Apathy must be overcome. From the local to the highest level all civil defense and disaster plans must be developed and kept flexible enough to be operable during any kind of emergency. Physicians must learn as much as they can about the mass care of casualties, how to survive under the most trying of circumstances. Drills in dealing with simulated disaster are of utmost importance for finding out ahead of time what must be done and the personnel and supplies needed for doing it.


A comparison of the utilization of rapeseed oil and corn oil by the rat.


The effect of carbon monoxide on oxygen consumption, glucose utilization, and growth in mammalian cells in vitro.


The breakdown of adenosine phosphates in extracts of Xanthomonas phaseoli.


The effects of sarin and atropine on the respiratory center and neuromuscular junctions of the rat.


Acclimatization to cold: immediate adrenal response and survival of acclimatized rats exposed to more severe cold.


Acclimatization to cold: observations on the mechanism of the reduced immediate adrenal response.


Evaluation of protein in foods. I. A method for the determination of protein efficiency ratios.


Effects of dihydrostreptomycin on amino acid incorporation into the proteins of M. tuberculosis (BCG).


Studies on the distribution and kinetics of the alkaline phosphatase of rat small intestine.


Changes in intestinal and serum alkaline phosphatase levels during absorption of certain amino acids.


Note on a possible source of error in counting radioactive samples.


Studies on calcium phosphate fatty acid salts occurring in fecal lipids.


The growth-retarding effect of erucic acid and its relation to requirements for fat-soluble vitamins.


The duty of the physician towards his patients in regard to cigarette smoking.


On the induced synthesis of an enzyme required for biosynthesis of an essential metabolite: induced kynureninase synthesis in Neurospora crassa.


A comparative study of nucleotide metabolism in fish liver.


Thyroxine and insulin interaction.

Thyroxine and insulin interaction.


Effect of x-irradiation on the metabolism of C14-glucose and C14-fructose in rat liver slices.


Some properties of thrombin preparations.


On the antigenicity of insulin: flocculation of insulin-antiisulin.


Attempted reversal of the diethylstilbestrol inhibition of substrate oxidation in Aerobacter aerogenes.


Observations on the use of tetrazolium salts in the vital staining of bacteria.


Oxytoca group organisms isolated from the oropharyngeal region.


Decomposition of 2,2-dichloropropionic acid by soil bacteria.


A polysaccharide isolated from Candida albicans as a growth-promoting factor for Mycobacterium tuberculosis.


Identification of Serratia occurring in man and animals.


Growth studies on Bacillus stearothermophilus.


Purification and properties of the 2-ketogluconokinase of Leuconostoc mesenteroides.


Fluorescence of Azotobacter. I. A comparison of the fluorescent pigments with riboflavin.


Studies with kanamycin against Mycobacterium tuberculosis.


A modified technique for isolation of bacteriophage from contaminated materials.


Note on effects of feeding grasshoppers two pathogenic species of bacteria simultaneously.


The Ontario Hospital services Plan.

The Ontario Hospital services Plan.


Heredity, health, and radiation.

Heredity, health, and radiation.


Neutralizing viral antibodies in Eastern Arctic Eskimos.


A three-year report on morbidity in some Ontario industries.


Water testing and treatment techniques for field use.


Clinical evaluation of Asiatic influenza vaccine in Alberta.


The Ontario Department of Health.

The Ontario Department of Health.


The promise of public health.

The promise of public health.


Changing views on tuberculosis as a national and international problem.


Program design and evaluation in public health nursing.


A school health service in a new Ontario health unit.


Health education in hospitals.

Health education in hospitals.


Systemic factors in carcinogenesis.

Systemic factors in carcinogenesis.


Mitral valve surgery: sixty-five consecutive cases treated by mitral commissurotomy with no operative mortality.


The evaluation of emergency gastrectomy for haemorrhage from the upper gastro-intestinal tract.


Some blood changes during extracorporeal circulation in the dog.


Two years' experience with stapes mobilization.


Powassan virus: isolation of virus from a fatal case of encephalitis.


Hula-hoop syndrome.

Hula-hoop syndrome.


A new colonic evacuant, bisacodyl (dulcolax): clinical trial in postoperative cases.


Coxsackie pericarditis.

Coxsackie pericarditis.


Fruits serotonin and catechol amines.

Fruits serotonin and catechol amines.


Multiple diverticulitis of the caecum.

Multiple diverticulitis of the caecum.


Congestive heart failure caused by sensitivity to diphenylhydantoin (diiantin sodium).


Giant-cell tumour of bone involving the superior ramus of the pubic bone.


An integrated medical service for the aged: a pattern for an active medical program in a hospital for chronically ill and a home for aged as evolved through integration with a general hospital.


The liver friction rub.

The liver friction rub.


Tetanus.

Tetanus.


The evaluation of a cough suppressant: an exercise in clinical pharmacology.


Effect of nicotinic acid on liver function and leukocytes.


Spinal cord compression produced by extradural malignant tumours; early recognition, treatment and results.


Carbohydrate metabolism in patients after partial gastrectomy.


Clinical experience with DBI (phenformin) in the management of diabetes.


Evaluation of anticoagulant therapy with anisindione (miradon).


The use and abuse of blood in abortions.


An analysis of the causes of perinatal death.


Factors affecting the prognosis for survival in prematurely born infants.


Thyroid function in apathetic hyperthyroidism.


Internal hydrocephaly in young adults: report of two cases.


Longdelayed bowl complications of radiotherapy.


Gastro-intestinal cancer in a 14-year-old boy.


Medicine in Israel.

Medicine in Israel.


An unusual urethral foreign body.

An unusual urethral foreign body.


Larva migrans in children returning from Florida.


Macroglobulinaemia with cryoglobulinaemia in a case of acquired syphilis.


A new dermatome.

A new dermatome.


New drugs for tuberculosis.

New drugs for tuberculosis.


Estimation of phenothiazine derivatives (especially chlorpromazine and levomepromazine) in urine: a convenient method.


How many blood transfusions are really necessary.


ASTHMA in childhood.

ASTHMA in childhood.


Nursing in New Brunswick.

Nursing in New Brunswick.


Rehabilitation in a teaching program.

Rehabilitation in a teaching program.


We teach; do our patients learn.

We teach; do our patients learn.


The rehabilitation team.

The rehabilitation team.


Nursing care of the thoracic surgical patient.


Skin antisepsis.

Skin antisepsis.


The need for research in nursing.

The need for research in nursing.


Cardiac arrest.

Cardiac arrest.


Congenital heart surgery.

Congenital heart surgery.


Brrrp! Brrrp

Brrrp! Brrrp


A new medication setup.

A new medication setup.


The nature of research.

The nature of research.


Better utilization of the students' time in the clinical field.


The CNA retirement plan becomes a reality.


The adviser to schools of nursing.

The adviser to schools of nursing.


The male potential.

The male potential.


A new treatment for brittle nails.

A new treatment for brittle nails.


A new orthopedic brace.

A new orthopedic brace.


Building on our likenesses.

Building on our likenesses.


Mental health hazards in later life.

Mental health hazards in later life.


Emotional problems of the worker.

Emotional problems of the worker.


Nursing care in a mitral commissurotomy.


Cerebellar artery thrombosis.

Cerebellar artery thrombosis.


Mongolism.

Mongolism.


Coronary artery thrombosis.

Coronary artery thrombosis.


Cleft lips and palates.

Cleft lips and palates.


A research project in a premature nursery.


How hospital personnel feel about nursing care.


Is nursing at the service of patients.

Is nursing at the service of patients.


Renal transplantation in identical twins.


Renal transplant; nursing care.

Renal transplant; nursing care.


The other three R's.

The other three R's.


The evaluation of personnel.

The evaluation of personnel.


Infectious hepatitis.

Infectious hepatitis.


Writer's cramp.

Writer's cramp.


How you can help.

How you can help.


Group management of emotionally ill adolescents in a Canadian mental hospital.


Psychosexual identification (psychogender) in the intersexed.


The psychodynamic basis of compensation: a contribution to the study of ego defences.


Factors influencing first admission rates to Canadian mental hospitals. III. An analysis by education, martial status, country of birth, religion and rural-urban residence, 1950-1952.


Nathan Chandler Foot, (1881-1958).

Nathan Chandler Foot, (1881-1958).


The identification of mesothelial cells in sediments of serous effusions.


Immunochemical studies of organ and tumor lipids. VI. Isolation and properties of cytolipin H.


Bronchial cell atypias: a report of a preliminary study correlating cytology with histology.


The nature of the toxicity of some N-nitroso-N-(2-chloroethyl)carbamates in animals and man.


Calcium studies in malignant tumors. II. Application of simplified measurements to clinical problems.


Dysgenetic gonadomas and other gonadal neoplasms in intersexes; report of 5 cases and review of the literature.


Calcium studies in malignant tumors. I. The determination of calcium in serum and urine by a simplified titrimetric procedure.


A comparison of the histopathology of tracheal and bronchial epithelium of smokers and nonsmokers.


Hypopituitarism and skin pigmentation associated with malignant hypertension and an intrasellar cholesteatoma.


Remarks apropos of analysis of trace elements in human tissues.


Clinical and pharmacological observations of the effects of 9-alpha-bromo-11-beta-ketoprogesterone in patients with carcinoma of the breast.


The usefulness and limitations of tumor transplantation in cancer research: a review.


Testicular teratomas. II. Teratocarcinoma as an ascitic tumor.


The incidence of metastases in adrenal glands and ovaries removed for carcinoma of the breast.


Radioiodinated antibody in the regression of subcutaneous Ehrlich mouse carcinoma.


The problem of drug resistance in cancer chemotherapy.


Nutritional and amethopterin-resistant characteristics of leukemic clones.


Effect of glutamine analogs on amino acid incorporation into protein of some normal and neoplastic cells in vitro.


MORTALITY from cancer.

MORTALITY from cancer.


Metabolism of human leukocytes in vitro. II. The effect of several agents on the incorporation of radioactive formate and glycine.


Mixed tumors of the skin of the salivary gland type.


Resistance in L1210 ascites without change in concentrative uptake of o-diazoacetyl-L-serine or 6-diazo-5-oxo-L-norleucine.


Testicular teratomas. I. Demonstration of teratogenesis by metamorphosis of multipotential cells.


Silicone flotation: a simple quantitative method for the isolation of free-floating cancer cells from the blood.


Prognosis in metastatic tumors of the brain and the skull: an analysis of 16 operative and 162 autopsied cases.


MIDDLESEX Hospital.

MIDDLESEX Hospital.


Induction of mammary cancer in mice without the mammary tumor agent by isografts of hypophyses.


The tumor-promoting action of phenol and related compounds for mouse skin.


Structure-activity relationships and cross-resistance observed on evaluation of a series of purine analogs against experimental neoplasms.


Studies in a tumor spectrum. VIII. The effect of mitomycin C on the growth of a variety of mouse, rat, and hamster tumors.


Study of leucine aminopeptidase in neoplastic and inflammatory tissues with a new histochemical method.


Carcinoma in thyroglossal duct remnants; review of literature and report of 2 cases.


Lymphosarcoma of multicentric or secondary foci in distant sites over a period of 8 years.


How reliable is biopsy of rectal polyps?; a clinical and morphological study of 107 cases.


SOME PERTINENT questions about anesthesia.


Electrocardiographic studies on experimental cardiac necrosis of rats.


Partial fibrillation of the atria.

Partial fibrillation of the atria.


Irradiation effects on malignant cells in smears from oral cancers; a preliminary report.


Haemodynamic changes during acute pulmonary oedema.


THE POSTMASTECTOMY patient.

THE POSTMASTECTOMY patient.


Uncommon clinical features of mild simple pulmonary stenosis.


Bronchiolar proliferation and metaplasia associated with bronchiectasis, pulmonary infarcts, and anthracosis.


The liver in heart failure; a functional and bioptical study.


ESOPHAGEAL cancer.

ESOPHAGEAL cancer.


[Lipoprotein changes after heparin injection in relation to the clearing factor].


SECOND report of the planning committee appointed by the University college of Rhodesia and Nyasaland to advise it on the desirability and practicability of establishing a medical school.


Two cases of ophthalmoplegia due to berg adder bite.


Nutritional siderosis in Ghana.

Nutritional siderosis in Ghana.


Deaths among African children.

Deaths among African children.


Endemic syphilis; dichuchwa; in the Bechuanaland Protectorate.


THE FLEMING letters. 4.

THE FLEMING letters. 4.


The bodily manifestations of love and desire.


Pyelitis of pregnancy; with special reference to renal stone as an underlying factor.


Alan Kennedy.

Alan Kennedy.


AN ADDRESS delivered by the Hon. Mr. B. D. Goldberg on 20th March, 1959, at Bulawayo, to the Matabeleland Branch of the British Medical Association.


The incidence of pulmonary tuberculosis in Salisbury.


[Cortisone and ACTH therapy of eye diseases].


Some body measurements of native-born white children of seven to fourteen years in different climatic regions of Texas.


The relationship of early infant regulation and later behavior in play interviews.


The development of the expectation of the nonindependence of random events in children.


The effect of age and relative brightness on associative learning in children.


Role-taking in childhood and its consequences for social learning.


Studies on anxiety. I. Anxiety and performance on psychometric tests varying in complexity.


Effects of motivating instructions on reaction time in grade school children.


Children's manifest anxiety and intelligence.


Effects of delayed reward pretraining on discrimination learning of children.


An evaluation of the channel system on the baby grid.


Children's acceptance of reciprocity as a justice-principle.


The relationship between rigidity-flexibility in children and their parents.


TRADITIONAL Chinese medicine in treating appendicitis.


Iliac condensation: report of 23 cases.

Iliac condensation: report of 23 cases.


Nuclear behaviour in the cultivated mushroom.


Cytology of the autotriploid Allium rubellum.


Cytological studies of Indian chilopods. I. The chromosomes of some species of scolopendridae (Myriapoda: Chilopoda).


The role of vessel tone in pulmonary hypertension.


Cell function in the ovary of Drosophila. I. DNA classes in nurse cell nuclei as determined by autoradiography.


Maintenance of cardiorespiratory functions by extracorporeal circulation.


Arteriovenous fistula of the kidney; new observations and report of three cases.


Plasma catechol amine concentrations in myocardial infarction and angina pectoris.


Acute reversible heart failure in severe iron-deficiency anemia associated with hookworm infestation in Uganda Africans.


Studies of blood coagulation and fibrinolysis in patients with idiopathic hyperlipemia and primary hypercholesteremia before and after a fatty meal.


Action of nitroglycerin on the coronary circulation in normal and in mild cardiac subjects.


Effects of intravenous hydration and pitressin on renal function in subjects with essential hypertension.


Electrocardiographic patterns in man at high altitudes.


Effect of nitroglycerin on the coronary circulation in patients with coronary artery disease or increased left ventricular work.


Water and salt excretion after intravenous salt load in hypertensive subjects.


Pericardial tamponade following percutaneous left ventricular puncture.


Spinal epidural hematoma during anticoagulant therapy.


Rupture of aneurysm of aortic sinus of Valsalva associated with acute bacterial endocarditis.


A case of abnormal cardiac position (levoposition).


Medical research and the sputnik challenge.


Bacterial endocarditis in the antibiotic era.


The malignant carcinoid syndrome.

The malignant carcinoid syndrome.


Relationship of lipolytic and esterolytic activity of the aorta to susceptibility to experimental atherosclerosis.


Antilipemic activity of an extract of hog gastric mucosa.


Quantitative comparison of eight vectorcardiographic lead systems.


A figure of merit for catheter sampling systems.


Production of hypernatremia and hyperosmolarity in the diabetes insipidus dog infused with Ringer's solution.


Coronary circulation dog's heart; demonstration of muscle sphincters in capillaries.


Evidence for reflex control of arterial pressure from abdominal receptors with special reference to the pancreas.


Flow of liquids through collapsible tubes.


Frequencies in pulsatile flow and reponse of magnetic meter.


Alterations in pulmonary and peripheral vascular resistance in immersion hypothermia.


Effect of vitamin D, sucrose, corn oil and endocrines on tissue cholesterol in rats.


Effect of histamine on the pulmonary circulation in dogs.


Hypertensive cardiovascular disease induced by desoxycorticosterone in hypophysectomized rats bearing pituitary autotransplants.


Action of a sympathomimetic drug and of theophylline ethylene diamine on the pulmonary circulation.


Circulation of labeled albumin through the aortic wall of the dog.


Saturated and unsaturated fats: effects on cholesterolemia and atherogenesis in chicks on high-cholesterol diets.


Atheromatous changes in cholesterol-fed rabbits treated with eggplant extract.


Effect of alterations in systemic pressure upon oxygen saturation in patients with congenital heart disease.


Influence of sympathomimetic pressor drugs on arrhythmias caused by multiple stimuli.


Thermal dilution curves in the intact animal.


Effect of potassium and toxic doses of digitalis on the myocardium.


Effect of age and coronary artery disease on the postural adjustment of peripheral circulation.


Perfusion of a strip of mammalian ventricle; effects of K-rich and Na-deficient solutions on transmembrane potentials.


Theoretical and practical requirements for the valid measurement by indicator-dilution of regurgitant flow across incompetent valves.


Effect of saturated and unsaturated fats on the concentration of serum cholesterol and experimental atherosclerosis.


Oxygen consumption of the thoracic aorta of normal and hypercholesteremic rats.


Effects of renal hypertension on coronary blood flow, cardiac oxygen consumption and related circulatory dynamics of the dog.


Turnover of cholesterol in the artery walls of normal chickens.


Physiologic and anatomic effects of prophylthiouracil on normal and hypertensive rats.


Nonchromaffin paraganglioma of the glomus jugulare: review of the literature and report of six cases.


Management of peripheral edema, including lymphedema of the arm after radical mastectomy.


Ammonia intoxication from bank blood in patients with cirrhosis of the liver: a clinical note.


Van Neck's disease; fact or fiction.

Van Neck's disease; fact or fiction.


[Prevention & therapy of myocardial infarct].


Arginine monohydrochloride: a source of chloride in the treatment of hypochloremic states: a clinical note.


[Brief notes on the anatomy, physiology etiopathogenesis, diagnosis & therapy of urinary incontinence due to stress in women].


[Preliminary experience with fluoxymesterone in gynecological therapy].


The role of the pediatrician in early mother-child relationships.


Visual problems in the preschool child.

Visual problems in the preschool child.


Clinical brief: congenital urethral valves.


Portography: a preliminary report of a new technique via the umbilical vein.


[Enzymatic properties of the L-amino acid polymerase system of Escherichia coli].


[Pyrathiazine is an antihistaminic capable of inducing uterine deciduomas by liberation of histamine within the body].


[Effect of succinic peroxide on the purine & pyrimidine bases of desoxyribonucleic acid].


[Endocrine control of the post-embryonic development of the dragonfly Aeshna cyanea (Insecta Odonata)].


[Occupational asthma].

[Occupational asthma].


Symptomatology and treatment of the hypophyseal duct tumors (craniopharyngiomas).


Hydrophthalmos and neurofibromatosis (von Recklinghausen).


Pharmacodynamic study of the autonomic nervous system before and after thalamotomy.


Reaction time in unilateral cerebral disease.


Clinical epidemiology of viral hepatitis.


Obstetrical factors in the etiology of cerebral palsy.


The blood ammonia in hepatic disorders.

The blood ammonia in hepatic disorders.


Schizophrenia: a major public health problem.


The saddle-bag viewpoint.

The saddle-bag viewpoint.


A rational program for treatment of metastatic breast cancer.


Diaphragmatic hernia; with particular reference to esophageal hiatus types.


Cancer proneness.

Cancer proneness.


Hypothalamic; pituitary relationships.

Hypothalamic; pituitary relationships.


Treatment of parkinsonism.

Treatment of parkinsonism.


Aspiration and hypostatic pneumonia; treatment with a rocking bed.


Hypoglycemia.

Hypoglycemia.


Medical treatment of cancer of the breast and prostate.


[Inflammatio cutis racemosa in the region of skin cancer based on nocardiosis after irradiation].


The value of a virus laboratory in a community.


SYMPOSIUM on sterility and infertility.

SYMPOSIUM on sterility and infertility.


Treatment of dysmenorrhea in mid-cycle with dimethylane-reserpine.


Argentaffin tumor of the jejunum with case report.


[Problems of medical care of rural populations].


[Cancer statistics in the German Democratic Republic in 1953-54].


[In memoriam: Hans W. Gruhle].

[In memoriam: Hans W. Gruhle].


[Tapeworm infection in children treated with cestodin].


In memoriam Professor Hermann Bernhardt.


[Effect of decreased carbon dioxidebinding capacity of the blood on oxygen consumption after hexose administration].


[Development & significance of electromyography].


[Manual of nutrition & diet therapy. 4].


Vascular disease in diabetes mellitus: the relation of raised blood protein-bound hexose levels.


Plasma glucose turnover in humans as studied with C14 glucose: influence of insulin and tolbutamide.


A study of re-treatment cases vs original treatment cases of pulmonary tuberculosis.


Dietary linoleic acid and linoleate: effects in diabetic and nondiabetic subjects with and without vascular disease.


Studies on the role of intermittent inspiratory positive pressure oxygen breathing (IPPB/I-Oz) in the treatment of pulmonary edema.


The influence of diet upon insulin dosage in diabetes mellitus.


Meticorten as adjuvant therapy in chronic pulmonary tuberculosis with emphysema.


Severe diabetes with remission: report of a case.


Surgery of the definable x-ray lesion in apparently healthy military personnel.


Neuropathic (Charcot) joints occurring in diabetes mellitus.


The role of bronchography in the diagnosis of bronchogenic carcinoma.


Effects of growth hormone on the transport of lipids in blood.


Role of the pituitary in the response of rats to tolbutamide.


Clinical experience with oxamycin.

Clinical experience with oxamycin.


Intracavitary and intrabronchial fungus masses.


Human growth hormone.

Human growth hormone.


The pathologic anatomy of ventricular septal defects.


An improved method of coronary arteriography.


Heparininduced lipemia clearing factor in rats: role of the pancreas in its production.


Single catheter gravity drainage of the right atrium or right ventricle during total cardiac bypass.


Glucose uptake and response to insulin of the isolated rat diaphragm: the effect of denervation.


The rationale of vasopressor treatment of cerebrovascular insufficiency and coronary insufficiency.


The electrocardiogram of the month; hyperpotassemia.


Physiologic aspects of hunger and satiety.


X-ray film of the month; agenesis of the right upper lobe.


Raoul Boulin.

Raoul Boulin.


Interventricular septal rupture as a result of myocardial infarction with survival for 18 months.


Multiple foci of tuberculosis including subcutaneous abscesses from hematogenous dissemination.


Trigger mechanisms in asthma.

Trigger mechanisms in asthma.


Unreported tuberculosis revealed by death certificates: its frequency, characteristics and significance.


Cavitary lesions in sarcoidosis.

Cavitary lesions in sarcoidosis.


The use of steroids in tuberculous patients with untoward reactions to anti-microbial therapy.


A study on intersegmental septa.

A study on intersegmental septa.


A two- to nine-year survey of chest surgery for pulmonary tuberculosis in British Columbia Indians.


Clinical and roentgenologic signs of collagen diseases involving the thorax.


Current status of surgical treatment of ventricular septal defect.


The effect of forced inhalation of tobacco smoke on the electrocardiogram of normal and tobacco-sensitized rabbits.


The modifications of the electrocardiogram in chronic pulmonary tuberculosis.


Trace metals in human cardiac physiology and pathology.


Inhibition of sinus beats by premature atrial extrasystoles.


Five-year results of abdominopelvic lymph node dissection for carcinoma of the rectum.


Polyps of the colon and rectum in children: experience with 27 cases.


An electromyographic study of the normal function of the external anal sphincter and pelvic diaphragm.


Differences on measures of self concept; college students referred to a psychiatric service and classmates.


Seizures in neurosyphilis.

Seizures in neurosyphilis.


Basic studies in mongolism. I. Serum proteins.


Ligation of the hypogastric arteries in combined abdominoperineal surgery.


Fluphenazine: a preliminary study.

Fluphenazine: a preliminary study.


Mode of action of Rauwolfia derivatives in schizophrenic states; a psychodynamic formulation.


Electroencephalographic findings in matricide; a case report.


Metherdine as an adjuvant to electro-convulsive therapy.


Effects of music and recreation upon patients receiving electro-convulsive therapy.


Psychoenergetics.

Psychoenergetics.


Closed hemorrhoidectomy.

Closed hemorrhoidectomy.


Cumulative index of antidepressant medications.


Squamous cell carcinoma of the anal canal: a statistical analysis of 19 cases.


Diagnosis of amebiasis: emphasizing proctoscopic and microscopic examination and a new solution for preserving specimens.


Basic factors in the healing of wounds: their application to anorectal surgery.


Routine roentgenologic examination of the colon in patients with anorectal complaints.


Perforation of the colon and rectum during administration of barium enema.


Administration of taraxein in humans.

Administration of taraxein in humans.


Color analysis of the pyramid test.

Color analysis of the pyramid test.


Multiple sclerosis and rheumatic fever: related diseases.


Survey of modified electroshock therapy.


Evaluation of deprol in psychiatric out-patients; comments on a double-blind technique.


Anorectal aspects of pediatric proctology.


Carcinoma of the colon, rectum and anal canal in Negro patients: a review of 96 cases.


Carcinoma of the colon in chronic ulcerative colitis: report of a case developing carcinoma of the sigmoid six years after removal of a carcinoma of the cecum.


Drug delirium due to meprobamate; a case report.


Basal cell carcinoma of the anal area.

Basal cell carcinoma of the anal area.


Prognostic value of the mecholyl test.

Prognostic value of the mecholyl test.


Pneumonia in adults; a review of 203 consecutive cases.


Prednisone in the treatment of patients with pulmonary tuberculosis at Port Reitz Chest Hospital, Mombasa.


A severe P.A.S. hypersensitivity reaction controlled by prednisolone.


Preventive surgery in Kenya; the fibroblast as friend and as foe.


The behaviour of Leishmania adleri in various lizards.


Epileptic activation of single cortical neurons and their relationship with electroencephalographic discharges.


Unilateral activation of the non-specific thalamic system and bilateral cortical responses.


Quantitative study of pattern and stability of resting electroencephalographic activity in a young adult group.


Electroencephalographic changes with intracarotid megimide and amytal in man.


Effect of meprobamate in sustained high dosage on the electroencephalogram and sedation threshold.


A proposed origin of the non-specific EEG response.


Electroencephalogram in cataplexy.

Electroencephalogram in cataplexy.


Temporal potentials and eye movements.

Temporal potentials and eye movements.


An adaptable head holder for cats.

An adaptable head holder for cats.


A new contact electrode for electroretinography.


An experimental EEG function generator.

An experimental EEG function generator.


A procedure for preparing a multielectrode lead for intracerebral recordings.


Coding film recordings with the Grass kymograph camera.


Insulin and diabetic retinopathy.

Insulin and diabetic retinopathy.


The effect of hypothalamic lesions on litter growth in rats.


In vitro studies on the effect of steroid hormones upon hormone biosynthesis of beef thyroid gland. I. Effects of estradiol and progesterone.


Further observations of the hypothalamic control of the thyroid gland.


Influence of androgen on hypothyroidism in rats. I. Effects of methyl-androstenediol on thyroidectomized rats.


Studies on the physiological chemistry of the salivary glands. XXXVIII. Proteolytic activity of human saliva.


The stimulative effect of pituitary growth hormone on S35-sulfate incorporation in the chick embryo femur in tissue culture.


Stimulation of rat adrenocortica secretion by a factor present in human urine.


Adrenocortical influences upon the reconstitution of lymphatic tissue following acute involution.


Studies on the assay of aldosterone: chromatography and chemical determination.


Effects of acute and chronic treatments with carbutamide (BZ-55) on obese-hyperglycemic mice and their lean littermates.


Influence of gonadal hormones on the metabolism of cortisone.


The effect of anterior hypophyseal administration on the ovaries of old rats.


Thyroid hormone administration and ovarian and adrenal activity in rats bearing hypothalamic lesions.


The effects of epinephrine on thyroxine metabolism: iodine excretion after various thyronine derivatives.


Characterization of estrogens in the bovine.


Further evidence for mediation by histamine of estrogenic stimulation of the rat uterus.


Correlation of radioiodine uptake with thyroid weight in the mouse at varying levels of exogenous and endogenous thyrotropin stimulation.


Functional zonation of the adrenal cortex: site of ACTH action.


Functional zonation of the adrenal cortex: pathways of corticosteroid biogenesis.


Metabolism of thyroxine during prolonged kidney cortex incubation.


The effect of tolbutamide on the diabetogenic action of somatotropin.


The acute effect of salts on the urinary excretion of radioiodide in mice.


Distribution of C14-estrone in rats and dogs before and after plasmapheresis.


The effect of estrogens on bone phosphate accretion, resorption, and exchange in mice.


Effect of cortisone on growth of chick embryos during early embryogenesis.


Studies of the suppression of aminonitrile lesions in rats by throxine analogues.


The effect of adrenal and pituitary hormones on the urinary excretion of iodide in mice.


Hepatic regulation of adrenal cortical function.


The effect of ACTH on adrenal ascorbic acid in laying hens.


Influence of androgens on enzymes of the Krebs cycle.


The effect of excessive iodine on the thyroid of the rat.


A test for prolactin using the hypophysectomized eft phase of Diemictylus viridescens.


Chromatographic artifacts obtained with sodium iodide-1131.


Effects of adrenal cortical steroids on calcium metabolism.


The possible role of oxytocin in stimulating the release of prolactin.


Quantitative in vitro response of thyroid tissue to thyrotropic hormone.


Inhibition of the development of the bursa of Fabricius in the embryos of the common fowl by 19-nortestosterone.


Diurnal variation in response to gonadotropin in the mouse.


The distribution of radioactivity in non-excretory organs of the male rat after injection of testosterone-4-C14.


Endogenous and exogenous vasopressin on ACTH release.


Investigation of the release of ACTH.

Investigation of the release of ACTH.


Water and electrolyte content of the uterus of the intact and adrenalectomized rat treated with relaxin and various steroid hormones.


The action of delta 1 hydrocortisone on the antidiuretic and adrenocorticotropic responses to noxious stimuli.


A comparison of the effects of in vivo and in vitro thyroid hormones upon the oxygen consumption of rat kidney slices.


Further study of an ACTH-releasing protein from hypophyseal portal vessel plasma.


Cardiac glycogen and the effect of growth hormone among inbred strains of mice.


The localization of I 131-labeled triiodothyronine in the pituitary and brain of normal and thyroidectomized male rats.


The destruction of glucagon by the blood plasma from various species.


The effects of the arylsulfonylureas on the respiratory activity and glucose metabolism of isolated rabbit kidney cortex.


A myotrophic agent and gonadotrophin inhibitor, 19-nortestosterone-17-benzoate.


Enhancing effect of corticotrophin on thyrotrophin produced exophthalmos in fish.


Growth-promoting activity of pregnant rat plasma after hypophysectomy and after thyroidectomy.


Gastric secretory activity in mice and rats with transplanted hormone secreting adrenocortical tumors.


The effect of hypophysectomy and of TSH on the mouse submaxillary iodide pump.


On the mechanism underlying initiation of influenza virus infection.


So-called congenital intrapulmonary bronchial cysts.


The coexistence of haploidy and diploidy in yeasts.


The binding of C14 labelled bacterial polysaccharide to serum proteins.


Griseofulvin: an oral antibiotic for the treatment of many common fungous infections of the skin, hair and nails.


Protein turnover in glycine-C14-labelled Landschütz Ascites tumor cells.


Metabolites of LSD and ergometrine.

Metabolites of LSD and ergometrine.


Production of spinal curvatures in rats by chemically dissimilar substances.


The effect of lipid emulsions on the blood lipoproteins of atheromatous rabbits.


The response of costal cartilage to changes in hormonal environment.


Effects of thalamic stimulation upon the rate, duration and synchronization of clonic activity of the two independent cortical foci.


A simple method for the assay of carbohydrases.


Effect of increasing the calcium concentration during a single heart-beat.


Calcium and the activation of contraction.


The incorporation of H3-thymidine in newly differentiated nuclei of roots of Vicia faba.


Comparison of choleretic effects of CYN and Na-dehydrocholate.


Phenothiazine derivatives as inhibitors of the glucose oxidative pathway in human erythrocytes.


The extractibility of calf thymus histone fractions.


Particulate-bound pigment of Serratia marcescens (Chromobacterium prodigiosum).


Effect of insulin on potassium transfer in human and chicken erythrocytes.


Regeneration of cartilaginous matrix from the dissociated chondrocytes in vitro.


Glucose and potassium transfer in the isolated heart of Venus mercenaria.


An anticonvulsant effect of monoamine oxidase inhibitors.


Normal count and physiological variability of rabbit blood basophils.


p-Aminohippuric acid accumulation in kidney slices in cloudy swelling.


The interference of phenols in the fluorometric determination of nucleotides.


Induction of lactation in precancerous hyperplastic alveolar nodules in the mammary gland of C3H/He Crgl mice.


A method of reducing the fibrinolytic activity of endometrium cells in plasma clot tissue culture.


The relationship of lateral geniculate activity to the electrocorticogram in the presence or absence of the optic tract input.


Some effects of colchicine on cells of Chlamydomonas eugametos Moewus.


A biochemical study of brain microsomes.


Electron microscopy of microsomal fractions from rat brain.


Cytochrome oxidase activity in the mitochondria of unfertilized and fertilized sea urchin eggs.


Variations in the individual generation times of Tetrahymena geleii HS.


Interferometry and refractometry of snail amoebocytes.


Studies on isolated cell components. XI. Rat blood proteins.


Refertilization of partially fertilized sea urchin eggs.


Observations on the histoformative capacities of tumor cells dissociated by digestion with trypsin.


Calcium exchanges between cells and environment. I. Ehrlich ascites tumour cells of mice, in vivo.


Effect of water and physiological saline solution on mast cells in the peritoneal fluid of the rat and hamster.


A recording microspectrophotometer.

A recording microspectrophotometer.


The centromeric and nucleolus-associated heterochromatin of Rattus norvegicus.


The effect of low temperature on the mitotic cycle of root meristem cells of Vicia faba.


Golgi structure of mouse intestinal epithelium examined by refractometry and interferometry.


Studies on the closure of the secondary palate. I. Autoradiographic study in the normal mouse embryo.


The promoting effect of lycopene on the non-specific resistance of animals.


On the antigenic properties of sperm antagglutins.


Leucocyte infiltration in localized regions of x-rayed amphibian limb tissues.


Cytochemical studies with the electron microscope. II. Succinic dehydrogenase in rat spermatozoa.


Biochemical studies on the Chinese hamster (22 chromosomes) and the Syrian hamster (44 chromosomes).


Changes in electric properties upon fertilization in the sea urchin egg.


The effective wavelength promoting light reversal of carbon monoxide-inhibited chromosome rejoining.


The differentiation of the posterior pole-plasm in the housefly Musca vicina Macquart.


An electro microscopic investigation of the mechanisms of adhesion of the cells in a sea urchin blastula and gastrula.


Hatsuko Further studies on the synthesis of RNA in enucleate Acetabularia mediterranea.


Tracer study on the reconstitution of cartilage from dissociated cells.


The relationship between the temperature and the effect of 2,4 dinitrophenol on the swelling of isolated mitochondria.


Inhibitory and anti-inhibitory effects on the activity of the centrosome in the sea urchin egg.


The transfer of soluble polynucleotides to the ribonucleic acid of rat liver microsomes.


The effects of atebrin and chlorpromazine on some adenosine triphosphate-splitting enzymes.


Oscillation of the nucleus and mitotic figure in the neuroblast of the grasshopper Chortophaga viridifasciata (De Geer).


On the X-chromosomes of mouse mammary carcinoma cells.


Inhibition of the Feulgen reaction by ions.


On the utilization of 5-amino-4-imidazole carboxamide (AICA) for purine synthesis by bone marrow cells in vitro.


An improved method for the isolation and quantitative cultivation of embryonic cells.


Comparison of the nucleic acid contents in various tissues of mice; lymph nodes and thymus of non-leukemic and leukemic Ak mice, and livers of normal C3H mice.


Some aspects of nitrogen metabolism in strain L cell cultures.


A study of mitosis in mouse ear epidermis in vitro. I. Cutting of the ear as mitotic stimulant.


A quantitative spectrophotometric study of the mast cell.


The functional activity of thyroid isografts within diffusion chambers in mice.


An interference microscopical and cytochemical analysis of local mass changes in the mitotic apparatus during mitosis.


Fluorescence and phase-contrast microscopy of human cell cultures infected with adenovirus.


Some properties of embryonic cardiac myoolasts.


The synthesis of nucleic acids and proteins in the nuclei of Tradescantia root tips.


The combination of a portion of the cytoplasmic ribonucleic acid compounds with mercury.


Parasynchronous division of HeLa cells.

Parasynchronous division of HeLa cells.


A cytological and chemical analysis of the bacterial nucleus. I. A method for the isolation of nuclei from Bacillus megaterium and the cytology of the isolated structures.


Nucleic acid changes during starvation and encystment in a ciliate (Urostyla).


A functional test of nuclear suspension media, based on reversible enucleation of Amoeba.


Radiation damage in tissue culture.

Radiation damage in tissue culture.


Factor in crude egg lecithin inhibitory for thermal shock of bovine spermatozoa.


Some protective solutions for tissue, cultured cells.


Preliminary remarks concerning the fine structure of the epithelium of the coagulating gland.


Intergeneric differences in activity of glucose-6-phosphatase in grass root epidermis.


A new tissue culture chamber.

A new tissue culture chamber.


Total body x-irradiation and nucleotide content of isolated rat liver cells.


The rate of diffusion of water in the protoplasm of living cells.


Electrophoretic patterns of soluble proteins extracted from three granule fractions from rat liver tissue.


Differential fluorescence in living rat eggs treated with acridine orange.


Protein transfer in chimaeric Taricha-Rana explants.


Protoplasmic movement in slime mold plasmodia; the diffusion drag force hypothesis.


The osmotic properties of nuclei isolated from amphibian oocytes.


Quantitative electron microscopy; determination of dry mass and thickness in a population of casein particles.


Proteins and calcium in egg yolk.

Proteins and calcium in egg yolk.


Karyokinesis without cytokinesis in the grasshopper.


Uptake and translocation of organic compounds by fungi. II. Griseofulvin.


Uptake and translocation of organic compounds by fungi. I. Microspectrophotometry in the study of translocation.


The effect of enzymes on prolongation of fertilizability of frog eggs.


Distribution and fine structure of elastic fibers in mouse lung.


In vitro incorporation of 32P into nucleic acids of lymphatic cells; effects of x-irradiation and some other agents.


The effect of oxygen on the induction by gamma radiation of mitotic delay in root tips of Vicia faba.


Quantitative cytochemical studies on Paramecium aurelia. I. Growth in total dry weight measured by the scanning interference microscope and x-ray absorption methods.


Quantitative cytochemical studies on Paramecium aurelia. II. Feulgen microspectrophotometry of the macronucleus during exponential growth.


Histochemical identification of antigens in red cells.


Effects of mitochondria on lipid synthesis in yeast homogenates.


The effect of ribonuclease on the amino acid dependent pyrophosphate-ATP exchange by the pH 5 fraction of rat liver.


Electron microscopic studies on the inner structure of sarcosomes.


The dependence of pinocytosis on temperature and aerobic respiration.


Present-day management of the Rh-negative expectant mother and her erythroblastotic baby.


The effect of hypoglycaemia and ritalin on the highest nervous activity.


Observations on the systolic I-J stroke velocity-energy values of fifty normal male subjects from a roller ballbearing ballistocardiography bed.


Changes in elementary neuron activity produced by some neurotropic drugs.


The hemodynamic significance of the vital capacity.


Experimental studies on morphological variation in the cestode genus Hymenolepis. I. Morphology and development of the cysticercoid of H. nana in Tribolium confusum.


Action of homologous antiserum in vitro against life cycle stages of Hymenolepis nana, the dwarf mouse tapeworm.


Protease activity in schistosome cercariae.


Terminal respiration in certain mammalian trypanosomes.


Further studies on host-cell preferences by exoerythrocytic stages of avian malaria.


Chemical composition of the culture form of Trypanosoma cruzi.


The effect of cecal coccidiosis on the blood cells of the domestic fowl. 3. The changes in the leukocyte picture during the course of the infection.


Aerobic metabolism of Moniliformis dubius (Acanthocephala).


35 Millimeter retinal stereophotography.


Allergic problems in otology.

Allergic problems in otology.


On improving postoperative results of radical mastoidectomies.


Focal infection.

Focal infection.


Anger, apathy and strabismus.

Anger, apathy and strabismus.


Sterility and tuboplasties; critical analysis of 42 cases.


Timing of ovulation by LH assay.

Timing of ovulation by LH assay.


Artificial insemination.

Artificial insemination.


New water-soluble medium (sinografin) for hysterosalpingography.


A family planning service in the West Indies.


Screening of organic compounds for spermicidal activity.


Effect of chemical vaginitis upon the hormonal readings of estrogen measured by serial vaginal smears in castrated rats.


Are nongenetic defects of the gametes important in the etiology of prenatal mortality.


Histopathological studies on the spinal cord, especially on the lateral horn cells in patients with subclinical chronic spinal arachnoiditis.


Familial paralysis agitans juvenilis; a clinical, anatomical and genetic study.


Activating effect of photometrazol on the EEG of various psychoses and neuroses cases.


Electroconvulsive therapy and its relation to fluorine intoxication and to tetany; a study from the point of view of internal medicine.


Motor and other responses elicited by electrical stimulation of the cat's temporal lobe.


Cardiac massage in medical patients.

Cardiac massage in medical patients.


Diagnosis of diseases of the stomach by gastroscopy and gastroscopic biopsy.


The doctor as a teacher.

The doctor as a teacher.


Nonallergic bronchospasm.

Nonallergic bronchospasm.


Ultraviolet in general practice.

Ultraviolet in general practice.


Surgical abdomen.

Surgical abdomen.


Common orthopedic problems of interest to the general practitioner.


Endocrines in obstetrics.

Endocrines in obstetrics.


Unusual red cell forms in urine.

Unusual red cell forms in urine.


Parlor hypnosis: a game for fools.

Parlor hypnosis: a game for fools.


Acute hematogenous (miliary) tuberculosis.


The office selection of antibacterial therapy.


The treatment of thyroid diseases.

The treatment of thyroid diseases.


Report on medical care plans.

Report on medical care plans.


Images of the doctor in a dynamic society.


Making the doctor's office more efficient.


Problems in education for general practice.


A study of the degenerated disc.

A study of the degenerated disc.


Surgery in the aged.

Surgery in the aged.


Hepatic coma as seen in a community hospital.


Problems in the management of patients with endocrine ablation.


Rheumatoid arthritis.

Rheumatoid arthritis.


Diabetes in pregnancy.

Diabetes in pregnancy.


The treatment of myasthenia gravis.

The treatment of myasthenia gravis.


Nocardiosis.

Nocardiosis.


Be prepared for fire.

Be prepared for fire.


The five vital pressure points between pharmaceutical manufacturers and the public.


Medical myths; modern version.

Medical myths; modern version.


The doctor and the law: new interprofessional code.


Primary atrophy and lipomatosis of the pancreas.


The syndrome pylorique; clinical and physiologic observations.


The effect of glucagon on gastric secretion in man.


The incidence of primary and secondary gastric carcinoma in young adults.


The concentration and distribution of acid phosphatase in the human stomach, with particular reference to gastric carcinoma.


The protein distribution of gastric juice electrophoresis; a distinctive pattern in pernicious anemia and achlorhydria.


Application of the protein-saving effect of androgenic hormones in the treatment of patients following total gastrectomy.


Carcinoma and ulcerative colitis; a clinical-pathologic study. III. Survivors.


Frequency of polyps of rectum and colon, according to age, and relation to cancer.


The importance of preoperative roentgen diagnosis of anomalies of intestinal rotation.


Direct observation of massive arterial hemorrhage from a diverticulum of the hepatic flexure.


Intraphepatic bile stasis in acute nonfatal viral hepatitis; its incidence, pathogenesis, and correlation with jaundice.


The intraluminal pressures in the intact human intestine.


The effect of meprobamate on gastric secretion.


Carcinoma at the margin of the gastrojejunostomy stoma; review of the literature and report of a case.


A cute pancreatitis in the upper age groups.


Carcinoma of the stomach appearing after previous gastric surgery for benign ulcer disease.


Tuberculosis of the transverse colon; report of case simulating carcinoma.


Reticuloendotheliosis complicated by xanthomatous biliary cirrhosis; report of a case.


The conservative therapy of endometriosis of the colon with the use of testosterone; report of a case.


Byrl Raymond Kirklin.

Byrl Raymond Kirklin.


Electronic flash gastroscopic color photography.


The role of benign esophageal obstruction in the development of carcinoma of the esophagus.


Combined pressure control and signal apparatus for safer emergency management of bleeding esophagogastric varices.


Radioactive fat absorption and clinical response of sprue to steroid therapy; report of three unusual cases.


An experimental study of ammonium intoxication.


Amino acids in arterial and hepatic venous blood of patients with Laennec's cirrhosis.


The clinical significance of blood ammonia levels in Laennec's cirrhosis.


Pyloric ulcer with special reference to the gastric secretory pattern.


Yield of gastric carcinoma from radiologic screening.


Studies on iron absorption following partial gastrectomy.


Inorganic iron tolerance curves and the appearance of the gastric mucosa in iron deficiency.


Pathogenesis of anemia in a case of nontropical sprue; study made using radioactively labeled vitamin B12 and radiochromium.


Gastroscopic findings in pellagra; their correlation with the clinical manifestations before and after treatment.


Combined therapy in amebiasis.

Combined therapy in amebiasis.


Source and diagnostic significance of the milk-clotting factor in human urine.


Double-blind evaluation of sorbitol, phosphate, and dextrose enemas at sigmoidoscopy.


Serum lipids in acute pancreatitis.

Serum lipids in acute pancreatitis.


Familial polyposis with external manifestations.


Leiomyosarcoma of the small intestine; report of four cases.


Hemorrhage from erosive gastritis and its surgical implications.


Gastritis in partial gastrectomy specimens.


An unusual case of neostigmine bromide poisoning.


Gallstone impacted in the duodenal bulb.


Subcutaneous fat necrosis associated with pancreatitis and portal cirrhosis; report of a case.


Benign giant duodenal ulcer; report of a case with perforation and a concomitant bleeding posterior ulcer.


Herry Mathew Weber; 1899-1958.

Herry Mathew Weber; 1899-1958.


Personality factors in mothers of cerebral palsied children.


Separatism and integrationism: a social-psychological analysis of editorial content in New York newspapers of three American minority groups.


Self, role, and satisfaction.

Self, role, and satisfaction.


Basic principles in the surgical management of the aged.


Practical pulmonary function testing for the practicing physician.


Improvement in the management of patients with pulmonary emphysema.


Accidents among old persons.

Accidents among old persons.


Self-help in the management of the aged.


Rehabilitation of the hemiplegic patient.


Sociological implications of retirement.


General physiology of aging.

General physiology of aging.


C. A. Stephens; a pioneer of American gerontology.


The challenge of geriatrics in medical education.


Job placement and adjustment for older workers.


Observation of frequency distribution curves of blood pressure in persons aged 20 to 106 years.


Ten-year follow-up study of surgically treated hypertensive patients.


Vitamin B12 levels in senile dementia and confusional states.


Occurrence of bacterial endocarditis in older individuals.


Taste sensitivity in aging persons.

Taste sensitivity in aging persons.


Diplopia in the person over 50.

Diplopia in the person over 50.


Alcoholism in a home for the aged.

Alcoholism in a home for the aged.


Research grant program of the National Institutes of Health.


Care of the feet in the aged patients.

Care of the feet in the aged patients.


The effect of fat infusions on experimental rabbit atherosclerosis; with reference to the mechanism of glucocorticoid action on experimental atherosclerosis.


The relation of size and age to rate of tail regeneration in Lebistes reticulatus.


Uncertainty as a determinant of performance in relation to age.


The pattern of the threshold of perception for hearing and other special senses as a function of age.


Serum cholesterol in a population sample of males aged 65-85 years.


[Certain hygienic aspects of planning and structure of collective farm villages in the Georgian Republic].


[Carbon monoxide in typical tractor shops].


The behaviour of the circulating blood volume after gynaecological operations.


Difficulties of cohabitation in patients after plastic operations for a descensus of female genitals.


Experimental examination of the conditions of choriongonadotropin production.


A rare congenital anomaly of the urogenital system; some embryological considerations.


[2 Cases of gangrene of the legs after postpartum thrombophlebitis].


[Ménière's disease].

[Ménière's disease].


A clinical and laboratory study on viral respiratory infections of children.


Accidental radiation excursion at the Oak Ridge Y-12 plant-I. Description and physics of the accident.


Metabolism of radioactive isotopes which deposit mainly in the skeleton.


External beta-doses from radioactive fallout.


Penetration of weapons radiation: aplication to the Hiroshima-Nagasaki studies.


Radioassay of uranium and plutonium in vegetation, soil and water.


Do ulcer diets promote coronary heart disease in peptic ulcer patients.


The concentration and distribution of radium in the normal human skeleton.


Radiation aging and its relation to the principles of health physics.


U235 fission product decay spectra at various times after fission.


Comments on the labor relations aspect of nuclear energy.


The I 131 diodrast renogram for evaluation of kidney function in hypertension.


A portable calibrator for beta-gamma survey instruments using Sr90.


Long-term. effects of corticosteroid therapy.


Harper Hospital profiles. I. Dr. Max Ballin.


Blood volume studies in pregnancy using iodinated human serum albumin.


The treatment of the pregnant diabetic.

The treatment of the pregnant diabetic.


Low temperature preservation of blood.

Low temperature preservation of blood.


Nuclear medicine in Israel.

Nuclear medicine in Israel.


The demography of the Israel physicians.


Israel in basic facts and diagrams.

Israel in basic facts and diagrams.


The consideration of human pain in Jewish law.


Essential hypertension.

Essential hypertension.


The renaissance of the sciences and medicine in the light of the suppression of the Jewish genius.


The artificial kidney.

The artificial kidney.


The evolution of biologic pathology from ancient animistic beliefs.


Aberrant ventricular conduction.

Aberrant ventricular conduction.


The coronary collateral circulation.

The coronary collateral circulation.


The electrocardiogram in atrial septal defect.


[Synthesis of fats from acetate or glucose. V. In vivo effects of a sulfonylurea compound (BZ 55) in albino mice & in obese hyperglycemic mice].


Staffing the small hospital.

Staffing the small hospital.


Opportunities in x-ray technology.

Opportunities in x-ray technology.


Developing administrative policy.

Developing administrative policy.


The Mexican hospital system.

The Mexican hospital system.


Responsibility of the hospital administrator from the point of view of a trustee.


A history of hospitals. IV.

A history of hospitals. IV.


National hospital insurance comes to Canada. II.


Major medical and comprehensive insurance. III.


Budgeting as a tool of management.

Budgeting as a tool of management.


The cleaning of syringes; an evaluation of methods.


The administrator is an educator too.

The administrator is an educator too.


MEDICAL packet designed for emergency medical treatment of mass casualties.


The physically handicapped nurse.

The physically handicapped nurse.


Plant security.

Plant security.


A medical Pearl Harbor via staphylococcus invasion.


Introducing central purchasing.

Introducing central purchasing.


Internal policies; philosophy and relationships of purchasing and equipment program of hospitals.


A pharmacist as a purchasing agent.

A pharmacist as a purchasing agent.


Chemical disinfection and sterilization in hospital practice. III.


The intellectual development of the operationalist.


An intensive treatment center meets special needs.


A nursing aide inservice program.

A nursing aide inservice program.


A legal look at progressive patient care.


The hospitals of Rome in the 1830's; the buildings of the Hospital de Santo Spirito.


Gastric radiology.

Gastric radiology.


A hospital administrator evaluates the medical library.


Combined efforts solve problems.

Combined efforts solve problems.


Admissions, credit, collections.

Admissions, credit, collections.


Personal professional development.

Personal professional development.


Barriers weaken personnel programming.

Barriers weaken personnel programming.


College and hospitals unite efforts to teach teachers.


Accounting and financial management.

Accounting and financial management.


Accreditation.

Accreditation.


Approvals and recognitions.

Approvals and recognitions.


Auxiliaries and volunteer service.

Auxiliaries and volunteer service.


Chronic illness.

Chronic illness.


Disaster planning.

Disaster planning.


Engineering and maintenance.

Engineering and maintenance.


Food service and dietetics.

Food service and dietetics.


Hospital infections.

Hospital infections.


Hospital planning.

Hospital planning.


Housekeeping.

Housekeeping.


Indigent care.

Indigent care.


Insurance.

Insurance.


Laundry.

Laundry.


Medical records.

Medical records.


Methods improvement.

Methods improvement.


Nursing service and education.

Nursing service and education.


Organization.

Organization.


Personnel.

Personnel.


Pharmacy.

Pharmacy.


Prepayment.

Prepayment.


Purchasing.

Purchasing.


Public relations.

Public relations.


Safety.

Safety.


Supervisory development.

Supervisory development.


What a staff doctor expects of the hospital administrator.


The governing board gets down.

The governing board gets down.


Keeping accounting methods current.

Keeping accounting methods current.


Keeping the hospital safe for everyone; hazards that affect employees.


Keeping the hospital safe for everyone: hazards that affect visitors.


A community shares its health responsibilities.


Parents' suggestions help improve meal service for children.


Taking the stigma out of standardization.


Concepts of progressive patient care. I.


Sprinkler systems for hospitals. I. What they cost and why they're worth it.


Admitting the patient: a matter of good form.


How effective are chemical germicides in maintaining hospital antisepsis.


This inventory takes stock of personnel.


Health care in Hawaii.

Health care in Hawaii.


Why are there so few dietitians.

Why are there so few dietitians.


What's ahead in hospital equipment.

What's ahead in hospital equipment.


Sprinkler systems for hospitals. II. Choose the right system; then protect it.


The nurse and her patient.

The nurse and her patient.


Unmasking the bad debt personality.

Unmasking the bad debt personality.


Is blue cross doing the job.

Is blue cross doing the job.


Concepts of progressive patient care.

Concepts of progressive patient care.


How collapsible bedrails helped solve a nursing problem.


Evolution of the hospital pharmacy.

Evolution of the hospital pharmacy.


Check sheet helps hospitals to evaluate dietary operations.


Perpetual schedule keeps redecoration moving.


Organized medicine.

Organized medicine.


Experiences with the lente insulins in diabetic children.


Does rigid control of the blood sugar prevent the cardiovascular complications of diabetes.


Chronic follicular pustular diseases of the scalp.


Facial actinomycosis misdiagnosed as tetanus.


An electrophoretic study of the mechanism of precipitin reactions: variation in reversibility.


Factors influencing haemagglutination tests with tetanux antitoxin.


Serological reactions in Eimeria stiedae infection of the rabbit.


The role of 'auto-antibodies' in anaphylactoid purpura.


The relationship between complement and antibodies of different animals in the immune-adherence phenomenon.


Studies on the transfer of antibody-producing capacity. I. The transfer of antibody-producing cells to young animals.


Grass pollen allergens. II. Antigen-antibody precipitation patterns in gel: their interpretation as a serological problem and in relation to skin reactivity.


The fate of mouse spleen cells transplanted into homologous and F1 hybrid hosts.


Pathological changes in F1 hybrid mice following transplantation of spleen cells from donors of the parental strains.


The chemical induction of mammary cancer in four inbred strains of mice.


Kyasanur Forest disease. VIII. Isolation of Kyasanur Forest disease virus from naturally infected ticks of the genus Haemaphysalis.


Absence of abnormal haemoglobins in 235 subjects in Uttar Pradesh.


Urinary excretion of radio-active vitamin B12 in the investigation of (tropical) nutritional megaloblastic anaemias.


Studies in anaemia of infection. I. Plasma iron, iron-binding capacity of the plasma and free erythrocyte protoporphyrin in normal Indian subjects.


Blood ascorbic acid levels of Indians in different age-groups.


Antibacterial properties of Peristrophe bicalyculata.


Studies on the metabolic role of medicinal (Ayurvedic) calcium preparations. II. Their effect upon blood calcium and related constituents.


Effects of heparin, treburon, dicoumarol and tromexan on blood vessels.


Effect of ephedrine on morphine and methadone hyperglycaemia.


Urinary and plasma 17-hydroxysteroids in normal adults.


The effects of dietary protein on the sulphydryl content of crystaline lens.


An assessment of reliability of the oral questionnaire method of diet survey as applied to Indian communities.


Storage of vitamin A ester, vitamin A alcohol and of carotenoids in association with proteins in chicken liver.


Analysis of diet surveys in North Bengal: statistical evaluation of calorie coefficients in economically poor families.


Distribution of nitrogen in breast milk of Indian mothers.


Studies on lactation and dietary habits of the Nilgiri Hill tribes.


Chemical composition of human milk in poor Indian women.


Radioactive vitamin B12 urinary excretion in anemia: normal values and their modification in disease.


The in vitro antibacterial activity of Tecoma undulata.


Ocular malignant melanomas; a clinicopathological correlation from prognostic standpoint.


Effects of blood letting on donors (observations on blood pressure and pulse).


Total psychoanalysis or "soulanalysis" review of some of the methods and findings.


Miliary tuberculosis of the liver with jaundice; case report with review of the literature.


The role of accidents in mortality.

The role of accidents in mortality.


Accidents.

Accidents.


The vitamins. 12. Ascorbic acid (vitamine C), part II.


Liver factors of significance in the treatment of macrocytic anemias.


The story of digitalis.

The story of digitalis.


Carcinoma of the breast.

Carcinoma of the breast.


Porphyria; with a case report of the chronic mixed type.


A preliminary note on the succinic dehydrogenase activity of human semen.


The catechol amines in the adrenal glands of cat.


Are there chromaffin cells inside the ventricle of frog's heart.


Chiari's syndrome; case report: clinico-pathological study.


Giant-cell granulomata in regional lymph nodes of carcinoma.


Air embolism in blood donors; its causes and prevention.


Rh frequency in Punjab (India).

Rh frequency in Punjab (India).


Chlorothiazide; a new oral diuretic.

Chlorothiazide; a new oral diuretic.


Vaginal discharge.

Vaginal discharge.


Infantile cirrhosis of the liver; a review.


Randon observations: thrifty; therapeutics.


Sleep and its disorders.

Sleep and its disorders.


Calcium.

Calcium.


Morbidity rate in surface-travelling.

Morbidity rate in surface-travelling.


Review of the present status of post-graduate training.


Co-ordination of teaching of pediatrics and preventive medicine.


Protein content of breast milk of Indian mothers with malnourished children.


Polydactylo-syndactylism in seven generations.


The principles and methods of combating poliomyelitis in the USSR.


Pituitary infantilism.

Pituitary infantilism.


Reticulosarcoma.

Reticulosarcoma.


Gastric function in normals and in malnutrition.


A study of normal peristaltic action potentials in ureter (electro-ureterogram).


Quantitative analysis of spermatogenesis in rats.


Immunological study of enzymes whose coenzyme is pyridoxal phosphate.


Visceral and metabolic changes on stimulation of limbic system of brain of monkeys.


Antiarthritic activity of glycyrrhiza glabra Linn.


Poison ivy dermatitis.

Poison ivy dermatitis.


Antidiabetic compounds.

Antidiabetic compounds.


OCCUPATIONAL carcinogens.

OCCUPATIONAL carcinogens.


Artefacta.

Artefacta.


Exercise table for muscle strength.

Exercise table for muscle strength.


A Japanese historical review of radiation protection.


The climate of stress.

The climate of stress.


Profiles occupational health; Hormusji Pestonji Dastur, M. D.


Smokeless fuels from high-volatile coals. I. The production of smokeless fuels by the mild devolatilization of a high-volatile coal.


Smokeless fuels from high-volatile coals. II. The smoke emission of low-temperature chars prepared from high-volatile coals.


The application of an air pollution climatology to town planning.


The average size of submicron particles.


Counting of Aitken nuclei and applications of the counting results.


Problems involved in the therapeutic and prophylactic uses of antibiotics-1959.


The value of the application of cybernetic principles to physiological regulatory mechanisms.


Antibiotics in the therapy of Hodgkin's disease and related malignant processes.


The phenomenon of resistant colonies within the inhibition zone.


The metapsychology of pleasure.

The metapsychology of pleasure.


A clinical view of affect theory in psycho-analysis.


Riboflavin and riboflavin-5-phosphate (FMN) in the metabolism of amino acids.


Selective surgery of the thyroid gland: diagnosis and procedure.


Varicose veins and venous disorders of the lower limb.