Response decrement, induced by stimulus change, as a function of amount of training.


Stimulus generalization as a function of level of motivation.


The relation between physiological measures of emotionality and performance in eyelid conditioning.


Set to respond and the effect of interrupting signals upon tracking performance.


Effects of inversion of the visual field on human motions.


The sensitivity of the eye to two kinds of continuous transformation of a shadow-pattern.


Replication report: the relationship of manifest anxiety and electric shock to eyelid conditioning.


Supplementary report: discrimination learning with probabilistic reinforcement schedules.


Experimental alterations in the effectiveness of verbal reinforcement combinations.


Guidance in pursuit tracking.

Guidance in pursuit tracking.


Adaptive processes determining proprioceptive perception of verticality.


The effects of syllable familiarization on rote learning, association value, and reminiscence.


The effects of motivation and probability of reward on two-choice learning.


Age differences in the acquisition and extinction of the conditioned eyelid response.


Some physiological correlates of hunger and pain.


The concurrent effects of proactive and retroactive inhibition.


Variables affecting children's performance in a probability learning task.


Some factors in probability matching.

Some factors in probability matching.


The pattern of nitrogenexcretion during regeneration in Oligochaetes.


Further studies of the effect of the T locus in the house mouse on male fertility.


The influence of the hypomere on chromatoblast migration in salamanders.


Regenerates on hindlinbs with reversed proximo-distal polarity in larval and metamorphosing urodeles.


Studies on lens induction in Amblystoma punctatum and Triturus viridescens viridescens. I. Transplants of prospective belly ectoderm.


Induced resorption of oral primordia in regenerating Stentor coeruleus.


Time sequence of certain physiological events during regeneration in hydra.


Loss of regenerative capacity in hydra treated with lipoic acid.


The influence of x-irradiation upon dormancy in vertebrates.


Lens regeneration in adult newt eyes related to retina pigment cells and the neural factor.


Forelimb regeneration of thyroidectomized adult newts. II. Histology.


Studies on lens induction in Amblystoma punctatum and Triturus viridescens viridescens. II. Transplants of prospective lateral head ectoderm.


The influence of embryonic neural tissues on differentiation of striated muscle in Ambystoma.


Abnormal development of the foregut in Limnaea stagnalis.


Lens regeneration restored to iris membranes when grafted to neural retina environment after cultivation in vitro.


The development of haploid and homozygous diploid frog embryos obtained from transplantations of haploid nuclei.


The effects of implantation of embryonic and tadpole tissues into adult frog limbs. I. Regeneration after amputation.


Effects of colchicine of the early chick blastoderm.


Regulation of refractory period in the photoperiodic responses of the white-throated sparrow.


The surgical treatment of dyspnea of ventilatory origin.


Dissecting aneurysm of the aorta: a surgical disorder.


The tumor registry in a teaching hospital.


The importance of a strong national Blue Shield.


Pulmonary surgery in infants and children.


Colloidal oatmeal in atopic dermatitis of the young.


Albedocone in osteoarthritis (hesperidin-methylene-carboxychalcone).


Rheumatic fever below the age of five.

Rheumatic fever below the age of five.


Severe leukemoid reaction after promazine-induced agranulocytosis.


RALPH WILLIS JACK, President.

RALPH WILLIS JACK, President.


[African histoplasmosis of the lungs with diffuse suppuration appearing after a year's development].


[Pulmonary choriocarcinoma discovered 3 years after molar abortion: atypical resection following hysterectomy: apparent cure with a recession of 2 years].


Cultivation of mycobacteria rocked in non-protein medium containing a high concentration of tween 80.


A rapid antibacterial test for mycobacteria using a reverse T type of tube in rocked culture.


[14C] Glucose metabolism in fungal cells.


Movement of sodium and cell volume changes in a sodium-rich yeast.


Apparent self-fertility in Neurospora crassa.


Selection for adaptability to new environments in Aspergillus glaucus.


The formation of methionine by a methionine-requiring mutant of Neurospora crassa.


Iron as a growth requirement for pathogenic Leptospira.


A new sulphate-reducing vibrio.

A new sulphate-reducing vibrio.


The nature of the capsular polysaccharides of the dextran-producing organisms Leuconostoc mesenteroides, L. dextranicum and Streptococcus bovis.


The influence of vitamin B12 on growth rate and cell composition of the flagellate Ochromonas malhamensis.


The Adansonian classification of the staphylococci.


The use of models in bacterial classification.


The fixation of tetanus toxin by nervous tissue.


Chemical assay of the tetanus toxin receptor in nervous tissue.


Tentative identification of the tetanus toxin recptor in nervous tissue.


Osmotic properties of protoplasts of Micrococcus lysodeikticus.


Experiments on splash dispersal of fungus spores.


The origin of bacterial resistance to proflavine. I. Training and reversion in Escherichia coll.


2. Spontaneous mutation to proflavine resistance in Escherichia coli.


3. The alleged rapid adaptation to proflavine resistance in Bacterium lactis aerogenes. (syn. Aerobacter aerogenes, Klebsiella pneumoniae).


4. Cycles of resistance in Escherichia coli and their bearing on variations in resistance in cultures.


5. Transformation of proflavine resistance in Escherichia coli.


The serology and pathogenicity of the genus Chromobacterium.


Changes in serological type and antibiotic resistance of Lancefield group D streptococci in chickens receiving dietary chlortetracycline.


Permeability of the envelopes of Staphylococcus aureus to some salts, amino acids, and non-electrolytes.


Heterokaryotic compatibility in Streptomyces.


Active state of muscle in iodoacetate rigor. Frog sartorius muscles, equilibrated to 2 x 10(-4)M iodoacetic acid-Ringer's solution and activated by a series of twitches or a long tetanus, perform a rigor response consisting in general of a contractile change which plateaus and is then automatically reversed. Isotonic rigor shortening obeys a force-velocity relation which, with certain differences in value of the constants, accords with Hill's equation for this relation. Changes in rigidity during either isotonic or isometric rigor response show that the capacity of the rigor muscle to bear a load increases more abruptly than the corresponding onset of the ordinarily recorded response, briefly plateaus, and then decays. A quick release of about 1 mm. applied at any instant of isometric rigor output causes the tension to drop instantaneously to zero and then redevelop, the rate of redevelopment varying as does the intensity of the load-bearing capacity. These results demonstrate that rigor mechanical responses result from interaction of a passive, undamped series elastic component, and a contractile component with active state properties like those of normal contraction. Adenosinetriphosphate is known to break down in association with development of the rigor active state. This is discussed in relation to the apparent absence of ATP splitting in normal activation of the contractile component.


Voltage clamp behavior of iron-nitric acid system as compared with that of nerve membrane. The current-voltage relation for the surface layer of an iron wire immersed in nitric acid was investigated by the voltage clamp technique. Comparing the phase of nitric acid to the axoplasm and the metallic phase to the external fluid medium for the nerve fiber, a striking analogy was found between the voltage clamp behavior of the iron-nitric acid system and that of the nerve membrane. The current voltage curve was found to consist of three parts: (a) a straight line representing the behavior of the resting (passive) membrane, (b) a straight line representing the fully excited (active) state, and (c) an intermediate zone connecting (a) and (b). It was shown that in the intermediate zone, the surface of iron consisted of a fully active patch (or patches) surrounded by a remaining resting area. The phenomenon corresponding to "repetitive firing of responses under voltage clamp" in the nerve membrane was demonstrated in the intermediate zone. The behavior of the cobalt electrode system was also investigated by the same technique. An attempt was made to interpret the phenomenon of initiation and abolition of an active potential on the basis of the thermodynamics of irreversible processes.


Studies on the sodium and potassium transport in rabbit polymorphonuclear leukocytes. Rabbit polymorphonuclear leukocytes obtained from peritoneal exudates, incubated at 37 degrees C. following exposure to 4 degrees C., actively reaccumulate potassium while little or no net extrusion of sodium takes place. Preventing the utilization of oxidative metabolism with potassium cyanide, 2,4-dinitrophenol, or a nitrogen atmosphere does not inhibit the recovery process. Inhibitors blocking anaerobic glycolysis (sodium iodoacetate and sodium fluoride in low concentrations) completely abolish the capacity to reaccumulate potassium and cause a further dissipation of the sodium and potassium gradients. Water movements have been shown to be secondary to cation shifts. It is postulated that separate transport mechanisms exist for sodium and potassium and that the process of potassium reaccumulation relies on anaerobic glycolysis as a source of energy.


Photodynamic response in bacteria.

Photodynamic response in bacteria. The photodynamic lethal response of Gram negative bacteria was found to be a one event phenomenon as previously reported. However, the kinetics of the lethal response in Gram-positive microorganisms was found to be more complex. The survivor response of the latter was dividable into at least two distinct parts, each of which could be influenced by various environmental and genetic factors. Some correlation was found between sensitivity or resistance to x-ray and ultraviolet radiations and sensitivity or resistance to photodynamic action.


The control of membrane ionic currents by the membrane potential of muscle. Comparisons between electrotronic potentials and certain predicted curves allow the identification of the membrane potential at which the sodium and potassium currents are switched on in frog sartorius. The activation potentials (the membrane potentials at which the ionic currents are great enough to be resolved by the method) are functions of the resting potential and time but not of ionic concentration. In the normal fiber, the activation potential for sodium lies nearer the resting potential and depolarizations set off sodium currents and action potentials. Below a resting potential of 55 to 60 mv. sodium activation is lost and conduction is impossible. A tenfold increase of calcium concentration lowers (moves further from the resting potential) the sodium activation potential by 20 to 25 mv. whereas the potassium activation potential is lowered by only 15 mv. Certain consequences of this are seen in the behavior of the muscle cell when it is stimulated with long duration shock.


Responses of motoneurons undergoing chromatolysis. The delayed and asynchronous firing of chromatolytic motoneurons in response to group I afferent volleys is shown to be evoked monosynaptically, there being an abnormally long and variable delay between onset of monosynaptic action and generation of impulse discharge. Intensity of monosynaptic excitatory action is reduced, and considerable variability in the form of successively evoked postsynaptic potentials is often observed. No evidence has been found for the development of excitatory group I polysynaptic pathways. Reduction in responsiveness of finer dendrites is indicated by the feeble "d" response evoked by an antidromic volley in a chromatolytic motor nucleus. Antidromic impulses appear to invade the cell bodies and coarse dendrites, but die out at points short of the normal extent of dendritic invasion. Vigorous firing of Renshaw cells can be elicited by antidromic volleys. Chromatolytic motoneurons appear to maintain reasonably normal resting membrane potentials, but are more susceptible to damage than are normal cells. Action potentials are large and usually overshoot the resting potential level. Post spike potentials are similar to those of normal cells except for a less prominent, or absent, early phase of depolarisation. In contrast with the reduced responsiveness of peripheral dendrites, there is a lowered threshold for antidromic and segmental reflex synaptic activation of the more central regions, probably the cell bodies and nearby coarse dendrites, of motoneurons undergoing chromatolysis.


Parameters of gaseous ion effects on the mammalian trachea. A. Duration of effects. B. Minimal effective ion densities. A. Duration of Effects Groups of mice exposed to high densities of unipolar light air ions for 72 hours exhibited persistent alterations in the functional efficiency of their tracheas. These effects lasted at least 4 weeks, and in the case of animals treated with (+) ions included diminished ciliary activity, pale and contracted tracheal mucosa, and enhanced vulnerability to trauma. Following treatment with (-) ions, animals displayed increased ciliary activity with no other detectable changes. It required at least 60 minutes of exposure to ions to induce such "permanent" functional changes. B. Minimal Effective Ion Densities The minimal ion densities producing changes in ciliary activity within an arbitrary period of 30 minutes were determined with extirpated tracheal strips from rabbits and guinea pigs. The threshold value for (-) ions was approximately 2.5 x 10(3) ions/cm.(2)/sec. and that for (+) ions was in the range between 1 x 10(4) and 2.5 x 10(5) ions/cm.(2)/sec.The minimal ion densities producing changes in ciliary activity within an arbitrary period of 30 minutes were determined with extirpated tracheal strips from rabbits and guinea pigs. The threshold value for (-) ions was approximately 2.5 x 10(3) ions/cm.(2)/sec. and that for (+) ions was in the range between 1 x 10(4) and 2.5 x 10(5) ions/cm.(2)/sec. The evidence indicates that ion-induced functional changes in the ciliated epithelium of the pulmonary tree are the results of direct contact of ions with surface cells and do not involve participation of the central nervous system or circulation. So far as ciliary activity is concerned, the number of ions required to produce a change in rate is very small.


Effects of external ions on membrane potentials of a crayfish giant axon. Transmembrane potentials in the crayfish giant axon have been investigated as a function of the concentration of normally occurring external cations. Results have been compared with data already available for the lobster and squid giant axons. The magnitude of the action potential was shown to be a linear function of the log of the external sodium concentration, as would be predicted for an ideal sodium electrode. The resting potential is an inverse function of the external potassium concentration, but behaves as an ideal potassium electrode only at the higher external concentrations of potassium. Decrease in external calcium results in a decrease in both resting potential and action potential; an increase in external calcium above normal has no effect on magnitude of transmembrane potentials. Magnesium can partially substitute for calcium in the maintenance of normal action potential magnitude, but appears to have very little effect on resting potential. All ionic effects studied are completely reversible. The results are in generally good agreement with data presently available for the lobster giant axon and for the squid giant axon.


Rubidium and cesium fluxes in muscle as related to the membrane potential. The reduction of membrane potential in frog sartorius muscle produced by rubidium and cesium ions has been studied over a wide concentration range and compared with depolarization occasioned by potassium ions. The constant field theory of passive flux has been used to predict the potential changes observed. The potential data suggest certain permeability coefficient ratios and these are compared with ratios obtained from flux data using radioactive tracers. The agreement of the flux with the potential data is good if account is taken of the inhibition of potassium flux which occurs in the presence of rubidium and cesium ions. A high temperature dependence has been observed for cesium influx (Q(10) = 2.5) which is correlated with the observation that cesium ions depolarize very little at low temperatures. The observations suggest that cesium ions behave more like sodium ions at low temperatures and more like potassium ions at room temperature with respect to their effect on the muscle cell resting potential. The constant field theory of passive ion flux appears to be in general agreement with the experimental results observed if account is taken of the dependence of permeability coefficients on the concentrations of ions used and of possible interactions between the permeabilities of ions.


The chemistry of insect hemolymph. III. Glycerol. Free glycerol has been identified as a major solute in plasma of pupae of the silk moth, Hyalophora cecropia. Glycerol is not found in the blood of larvae; it appears about the time of pupation, and then gradually accumulates during diapause to reach after 6 months a level of about 0.3 M. When diapause is broken and the adult develops, glycerol rapidly disappears. In diapausing pupae of the related species, Telea polyphemus, about 0.05 M glycerol was found; in 3 other saturniid species, there was little or none. It is suggested that glycerol may be a product of a modified glycolytic pathway.


An analysis of conductance changes in squid axon. The membrane of the squid axon is considered on the basis of a pore model in which the distribution of the pore sizes strongly favors K(+) transfer when there is no potential. Electrical asymmetry causes non-penetrating ions on the membrane capacitor to exert a mechanical force on both membrane surfaces and this force results in a deformation of the membrane pore system such that it assumes a distribution of sizes favoring the ions exerting mechanical force. The ions involved appear to be Ca(++) on the outside of the membrane and isethionate(-), (i(-)) on the inside; as Ca(++) is equivalent in size to Na(+), the charged membrane is potentially able to transfer Na(+), when the ions deforming the membrane pore distribution are removed. A depolarization of the membrane leads to an opening of pores that will allow Na(+) penetration and a release of the membrane from deformation. The pores revert to the zero-potential pore size distribution hence the Na permeability change is a transient. Calculation shows that the potassium conductance vs. displacement of membrane potential curve for the squid axon and the "inactivation" function, h, can be obtained directly from the assumed membrane distortion without the introduction of arbitrary parameters. The sodium conductance, because it is a transient, requires assumptions about the time constants with which ions unblock pores at the outside and the inside of the membrane.


Synaptic components of cerebellar electrocortical activity evoked by various afferent pathways. Electrical responses evoked in different regions of the cerebellar cortex of cat by stimulating various cerebello-petal pathways have been analyzed for their component postsynaptic potentials (p.s.p.'s). The principal analytical tools of the present work were pharmacological agents; the selective inactivator of depolarizing (excitatory) axodendritic synapses, gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA, or C(4)); the homologous C(6) and C(8) omega-amino acids, which inactivate selectively the hyperpolarizing (inhibitory) axodendritic synapses; and the general inactivator of inhibitory synapses, strychnine. Some experiments employed the analytical possibilities of activity cycles. The potentials evoked in one cerebellar region by different exciting pathways may differ markedly in their responses to drugs or may show different types of activity cycle. Also, the potentials evoked in various cortical regions by one cerebello-petal pathway are acted upon differently by the testing drugs. These differences are believed to be due to involvement of different proportions of excitatory and inhibitory, axosomatic and axodendritic p.s.p.'s. The analyses of a number of different responses confirm an earlier conclusion, that the cerebellar cortex is relatively lacking in inhibitory axodendritic p.s.p.'s in comparison with the cerebral cortex. Only the cortex of the paramedian lobule appears to be endowed with a considerable proportion of inhibitory p.s.p.'s, a finding which correlates with other data.


Electrophysiology of electric organ in Gymnotus carapo. The electric organ of G. carapo is formed by linearly arrayed electroplaques which lie in four tubes on each side of the fish. In one tube the electroplaques are innervated on their rostral surfaces, in the others on the caudal. Both surfaces of each electroplaque produce spikes, and either can be excited alone by a suitably oriented externally applied stimulating current. The innervated surface, however, has a lower threshold, and in the normal organ activity, which is a continuous discharge at 35 to 60/sec., it is always fired first by the large neurally evoked postsynaptic potential. The spike of the innervated face then fires the opposite face. The potential recorded external to the innervated face is initially negative and becomes positive when the other face fires. The potential outside the other face is inverted. The p.s.p.'s are electrically inexcitable, have short duration, and are augmented by hyperpolarization. A single electroplaque is innervated by several nerve fibers, which produce summative p.s.p.'s. Homosynaptic facilitation of p.s.p.'s is common. The synapses are cholinoceptive. The organ discharge begins with synchronized activity in the rostrally innervated electroplaques. After a brief interval, the electroplaques in the other three tubes fire. The organ discharge therefore is triphasic, resulting from the summation of the two diphasic components that are oppositely directed and asynchronous. Observations on the sensory role of the organ are included.


Intracellular potassium compartments in Nitella axillaris. Three intracellular compartments for potassium exchange have been observed in intact cells of the giant-celled alga, Nitella axillaris. These compartments have been compared with the exchange properties of isolated subcellular structures. The smallest and fastest compartment (apparent half-time, 23 seconds) appears to involve passive absorption on the cell wall. The next largest (apparent half-time, 5 hours) may represent exchange with the cytoplasmic layer through the plasma membrane, the chloroplasts being in rapid equilibrium with the surrounding cytoplasm. The largest and slowest compartment (apparent half-time, 40 days) has been identified with the central vacuole. The vacuolar membrane and the plasma membrane have similar properties with respect to K permeability. Thus, the experimental data from the whole cell can be accounted for by a structural model of the compartments. Cyanide in concentrations up to 10(-3)M causes no net loss of K. The fastest compartment in Nitella and in higher plants is compared, and the ecological significance of the slow rate of potassium transport in Nitella is discussed.


The distribution and kinetics of release of radiocalcium in tendon and skeletal muscle. The distribution of Ca(45) in frog (Rana pipiens) sartorius muscle, after 4 hours' exposure to Ringer's solution containing radiocalcium, has been analyzed by observing the kinetics of escape of the radioisotope into a non-radioactive Ringer's solution with calcium present or absent and by assuming that the tendon of Achilles is a satisfactory model of the extent of the uptake and release of Ca(45) by the interstitial connective tissue (c.t.). In a Ringer's solution containing 1 mM/liter calcium, the exchangeable calcium distribution in micromoles per gram wet weight is as follows: (a) Aqueous phase of c.t. space: 0.16; (b) bound to c.t.: 0.16; (c) bound to surface of fibers: 0.13, of which 0.03 is displaced only by self-exchange, whereas the rest, as in c.t., can be displaced by other ions; and (d) in myoplasm: 0.33. The kinetics of Ca(45) exit suggests that in infinite time of exposure to Ca(45) the myoplasmic component would rise to 0.85. In the muscles, the half-time of the quickly emerging Ca(45) averages about 3 minutes, whereas the time constant of the slowly released component is about 500 minutes. In the tendons the percentage rate of escape falls exponentially, the half-time of emergence being about 10 minutes.


The genesis of Mona Lisa.

The genesis of Mona Lisa.


William Combe and John Hunter's essay on the teeth.


The resident house staff of the opening of the Boston City Hospital in 1864.


Letters (1790-1800) of John Johnston, Rockbridge medical student and doctor.


Aphorisms of Avicenna.

Aphorisms of Avicenna.


The history of sweat and the sweat rash from earliest times to the end of the 18th century.


A comparison of the biological properties and pathogenesis of hog encephalomyelitis and human poliomyelitis.


The antibody response in children vaccinated with the poliomyelitis vaccine injected in different ways.


The investigation of different components of pertussis vaccine obtained by centrifugation.


An endocrinological test for innocuity of the pertussis vaccine.


Cervical fibromyoma.

Cervical fibromyoma.


Haemangioma in skeletal muscle.

Haemangioma in skeletal muscle.


Diethylcarbamazine (oral and parenteral therapy) in tropical pulmonary eosinophilia.


Transposition of the great vessels; a case of the Taussig-Bing type.


Sarcoid-like lesion in regional lymph nodes of carcinoma breast.


STAPHYLOCOCCUS pyogenes.

STAPHYLOCOCCUS pyogenes.


Need for expansion of India's family planning service.


Observations on changes of pattern in chronic pyogenic osteomyelitis following inadequate administration of penicillin: their similarity with other bone diseases.


Diaphragmatic hernia.

Diaphragmatic hernia.


Behaviour of variola and vaccinia viruses in mice.


Tuberculous meningitis.

Tuberculous meningitis.


The teaching and practice of bacteriology.


Carcinoma of the cervix with pregnancy.

Carcinoma of the cervix with pregnancy.


Kartagener's syndrome.

Kartagener's syndrome.


Tietze's syndrome.

Tietze's syndrome.


Distocia due to pregnancy in a bicornuate uterus.


Phase-contrast microscopic studies of vaginal smears.


Enteric viruses from sporadic cases of aseptic meningitis encephalitis.


Tetracycline in enteric fever.

Tetracycline in enteric fever.


Comparative evaluation of concentration methods for the detection of cysts and ova in faces.


Goitre in Muzaffarpur district of Bihar.


Subdural empyema.

Subdural empyema.


NARCOTICS and the practicing physician.

NARCOTICS and the practicing physician.


Disease prevention by immunization and chemoprophylaxis.


Human enigma: self-destruction.

Human enigma: self-destruction.


Hospitals, physicians and government domination.


The effects of X or neutron irradiation, India ink blockade, or splenectomy on innate immunity against Trypanosoma duttoni in mice.


Comparative study of rabbit hemolysins to various antigens. II. Hemolysins to the Forssman antigen of guinea pig kidney, human type A red cells and sheep red cells.


Observations on the formation and chemical nature of metacercarial cysts of Notocotyius urbanensis.


Nutritional factors concerned with growth and lecithinase production by Clostridium perfringens.


The effect of cortisone on Trypanosoma rhodesiense infections of albino rats.


Effects of x rays on hemagglutinins.

Effects of x rays on hemagglutinins.


A histopathologic study of mice immunized with irradiated larvae of Trichinella spiralis.


Polydirectional tomography and its application to surgery.


The neuropathogenesis of listeria encephalomyelitis in sheep and mice.


A tissue culture neutralization test for Colorado tick fever antibody and use of the the test for serologic surveys.


Immediate postoperative complications of partial gastrectomy.


Inhibition of herpes simplex virus by normal serum: its relationship to the properdin system.


Operative treatment of urethral stricture.


Studies on the hemolysin of Vibrio cholerae.


The role of macrophages in natural immunity to Salmonellae.


The toxic activity of vaccinia virus in tissue culture.


Lavage of the endometrial cavity as an aid in the diagnosis of carcinoma of the uterine corpus; a progress report.


Congenital and acquired obstructions of the urinary tract.


Studies of Cryptococcus polysaccharides by infrared spectrophotometry.


Serotypes of Salmonella in New York State outside New York City.


Experimental nephritis due to type specific Streptococci. III. Biological, chemical and physical studies on type 12 nephritogenic substance.


Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors; their effect on water and electrolyte metabolism in toxemia of pregnancy.


Rapid identification of Pasteurella pestis with fluorescent antibody. II. Specific identification of Pasteurella pestis in dried smears.


Rapid identification of Pasteurella pestis with fluorescent antibody. I. Production of specific antiserum with whole cell Pasteurella pestis antigen.


Recover of beta hemolytic Streptococci from throats of mother and child: relationship to respiratory illness.


Immunological behavior of papain-treated erythrocytes. II. Immune hemolysis.


Immunological behavior of papain-treated erythrocytes. I. Specific agglutination and sedimentation.


Rapid identification of Pasteurella pestis with fluorescent antibody. III. Staining Pasteurella pestis in tissue impression smears.


A new type of tendon transplant operation for abducens paralysis.


Reflections on the conquest of pain, infection and hemorrhage.


DONALD TAYLOR ATKINSON, 1874-1959.

DONALD TAYLOR ATKINSON, 1874-1959.


Influence of the dermal papilla on survival of isolated human scalp hair roots in an heterologous host.


Characterization in mice of a turkey ornithosis virus of low virulence.


A screening test for anti-inflammatory activity using human skin.


Professor John Macintyre, 1857-1928.

Professor John Macintyre, 1857-1928.


The effect of antibiotic therapy on the emergence of resistant staphylococci in cutaneous bacterial infections.


Injury and reinjury to the human epidermis. II. Epidermal basal cell response.


Tissue edema; a stimulus of connective tissue regeneration.


Bioassay of natural and synthetic furocoumarins (psoralens).


Altered Lmethionine S35 utilization in psoriasis.


The systemic and local treatment of experimental dermatophytosis with griseofulvin.


Angiitis with nodule formation, vasomotor instability and secondary cutis laxa.


The parasitic nature of the soil fungus Keratinomyces ajelloi.


An evaluation of the fungistatic activity of serum.


Dermatitis herpetiformis; specific entity or clinical complex.


Studies on the biochemistry of epidermis. I. The free amino acids, ammonia, urocanic acid and nucleic acid content of normal albino guinea pig epidermis.


The influence of concentration on the percutaneous and oral absorption of vitamin A.


The influence of vitamin E on the storage of vitamin A following topical application.


Denaturation of epidermal keratin by surface active agents.


Experimental subcutaneous coccidioidal infection in the mouse.


Health problems in the care of the aged.


Acute coronary disorders.

Acute coronary disorders.


Pulmonary diseases in children.

Pulmonary diseases in children.


Bronchial asthma.

Bronchial asthma.


A throat culture program in the schools.


Obstetric hemorrhage in Iowa.

Obstetric hemorrhage in Iowa.


Placenta previa and its management.

Placenta previa and its management.


Premature separation of the placenta.

Premature separation of the placenta.


Ectopic pregnancy.

Ectopic pregnancy.


The management of incomplete abortion.

The management of incomplete abortion.


Tax report.

Tax report.


President-elect's address.

President-elect's address.


Cellular pathology, 1858-1958.

Cellular pathology, 1858-1958.


A renaissance in the concept of care for the mentally retarded.


Trial study with a new oral cholecystographic medium: orabilex.


Amebiasis in Iowa: an incidence study.

Amebiasis in Iowa: an incidence study.


The psychopathic personality.

The psychopathic personality.


Meig's syndrome; a report of one case.

Meig's syndrome; a report of one case.


Superior mesenteric artery occlusion during pregnancy; resection of 17 feet 7 inches of intestine.


Changes in the manifestations of puerperal sepsis in the past 30 years.


Brucella melitensis infection of an infant.


Clinical observations on the oral diuretic methforylthiazidine (rontyl).


Tuberculin.

Tuberculin.


The Moro tuberculin test.

The Moro tuberculin test.


Fractures and GP's; some problems encountered in fractures seen in everyday practice.


The influence of prodexin on gastric acidity.


Transaminase, amounts in cerebrospinal fluid.


Mental health clinic; the first cooperative endeavor of the state and community of this type.


School health; the physician's role in educational activities in Kansas.


Staphylococcal pseudomembranous enterocolitis.


Acute nonsuppurative (subacute) thyroiditis; a report of two cases treated with triamcinolone and prednisolone.


A review of the management of chronic ileo-colitis.


Management of benign adenomatous polyps of rectum and lower sigmoid.


Tissue transplantation; a review.

Tissue transplantation; a review.


The rehabilitation of hearing impaired children and adults in Kentucky.


The clinical use of antithyroid drugs.

The clinical use of antithyroid drugs.


Hiatus hernia.

Hiatus hernia.


A case of rheumatoid arthritis with neurovascular manifestations.


The end of the beginning.

The end of the beginning.


Early and late hemodynamic effects of mitral commissurotomy.


The determination of the molecular weight of different autoprecipitins in Hashimoto's disease by a new immunologic method.


Vitamin B12 absorption: relationship between oral administration and urinary excretion of cobalt 60-labeled cyanocobalamin following a parenteral dose; study of doses of 2 to 250 mu g in 148 apparently health men 20 to 92 years old.


A serologic and electrophoretic study of the malignant and proliferative disorders of the hematopoietic and reticuloendothelial systems.


The acid-base balance and sodium distribution of the blood in essential hypertension.


Estimation of bilirubin mono- and diglucuronide in the plasma and urine of patients with nonhemolytic jaundice.


Plasma ribonuclease activity in human uremia.


Renal factors responsible for the hypermagnesemia of renal disease.


The mechanism of insulin antidiuresis.

The mechanism of insulin antidiuresis.


Stimulation of gastric pepsin secretion in man by hyperventilation and by diamox.


Lethal iron overload in dogs.

Lethal iron overload in dogs.


Comparative tolerance to poisons of normal liver tissue and regenerated liver tissue after major hepatectomy.


Some physicochemical properties of the vitamin B12 binding substances of normal and chronic myelogenous leukemic sera.


A capillary test tube technique for the determination of capillary whole blood prothrombin time.


A semimicrotechnique for iron 59 beta determinations in biologic materials.


The determination of free and total choline in serum and its application to the partition of serum phospholipids.


Sterilization of plasma components by heat. I. beta 1-metal-combining protein.


Blood components in the dog: normal values.


Clearing of smears made from wound exudates.


A rapid method for S35 radioassay and gravimetric sulfur determination in biologic material.


The persistence in the blood of the radioactive label of albumins, gamma globulins, and globulins of intermediate mobility. VII. Uptake and die-away plots of S35 into serum albumins and gamma globulins after oral administration of labeled methionine in idiopathic hypogammaglobulinemia and multiple myeloma.


The effects of apnea, endotracheal suction, and oxygen insufflation, alone and in combination, upon arterial oxygen saturation in anesthetized patients.


Effect of the Valsalva experiment upon arterial pCO2, O2, saturation, and pH in 45 patients with obstructive pulmonary emphysema.


Pulmonary function tests in fifty patients with bronchiectasis.


Human thrombocytes and leukocytes as a source of some of the acid mucopolysaccharides of serum.


Urinary 17-hydroxycorticosteroid excretion in the normal rhesus monkey.


Glutamine estimation in cerebrospinal fluid in cases of liver cirrhosis and hepatic coma.


The influence of 17-hydroxycorticosterone on viral hepatitis of mice.


The conversion of cortisone to 17-ketosteroids in patients with carcinoma of the prostate and of the lung.


Effect of chloramphenicol on qualitative aspects of antibody production against Enterobacteriaceae.


Antibody response to intracutaneous and subcutaneous influenza vaccination.


Universal serologic reaction in plasmacytic myeloma.


The coronary and systemic hemodynamic effects of salicylate.


Obstetrical hemorrhage in criminal abortion and abruptio placentae; a study of the blood coagulation and fibrinolytic systems in three cases.


Quantitative measurement of gastrointestinal blood loss. II. Determination of 24-hour fecal blood loss by a chemical photospectrometric technique.


The detection of defects of first stage of coagulation.


A capillary tube method for the determination of the coagulase reaction.


Candida albicans: a study of media designed to promote chlamydospore production.


Detection of certain serologic imbalances in human sera by agar columns.


The labeling of human foods with radioactive iron (Fe 59).


The determination of serotonin (5-hydroxytryptamine) in human blood.


Fluorometric measurement of rat plasma and adrenal corticosterone concentration; a note on technical details.


Value of cutaneous biopsy in internal medicine.


The crush syndrome.

The crush syndrome.


Conservative management of endometriosis.


Eversion anastomosis in the dog esophagus.


Clinical experience with Eagle's solution in the treatment of severe burns.


Rubella.

Rubella.


What to tell parents of a retarded child.


Emotional factors in spontaneous abortion.


Management of primary tuberculosis in children.


Objectives in the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis.


Overcoming complacency in the tuberculosis eradication program.


Tuberculosis in New Hampshire.

Tuberculosis in New Hampshire.


The tuberculin test in cattle.

The tuberculin test in cattle.


Surgical management of congenital atresia of the ear.


Personal experiences of the surgery of congenital atresia of the external auditory meatus and middle ear.


The establishment of sound conduction in congenital deformities of the external ear.


Non-healing granulomata of the nose.

Non-healing granulomata of the nose.


Cylindroma in the upper air passages and its treatment.


Pharyngo-oesophageal prosthesis.

Pharyngo-oesophageal prosthesis.


Recurrent gumma of nose.

Recurrent gumma of nose.


Why and which tranquilizer.

Why and which tranquilizer.


The nature of achalasia.

The nature of achalasia.


Diphtheria in Louisiana, 1958.

Diphtheria in Louisiana, 1958.


Long-term treatment of hypertension with Rauwolfia serpentina.


The local physician and infant deaths.

The local physician and infant deaths.


Prophylactic planing of the aged patient for cancer of the skin.


Fundamentals in the management of asthma.


Current concepts in vascular surgery. II. Aneurysms of the aorta.


Steatorrhea; a clinical problem.

Steatorrhea; a clinical problem.


Management of respiratory allergies.

Management of respiratory allergies.


Recurrent gallstone ileus; report of a case.


Vascular calcification in infancy.

Vascular calcification in infancy.


Medicine and nursing.

Medicine and nursing.


[5 Cases of severe senile arrhythmia cured by injectable extracts of the embryonal heart].


[Critical study of flocculation reactions during retention jaundice].


What can be done about the staphylococcal disease problem; a practical approach to this complicated situation is outlined.


Treatment of shock in diabetic acidosis.


A pollen survey of North Georgia.

A pollen survey of North Georgia.


Treatment of gastrointestinal disorders with an anticholinergic tranquilizer combination.


Inguinal hernia in infants.

Inguinal hernia in infants.


Erythema multiforme; a case report with a review of the literature of the past five years.


Phonocardiography.

Phonocardiography.


Thyroid cancer.

Thyroid cancer.


The diagnosis and management of the adnexal mass.


The clinical usefulness of retrograde brachial aortography.


Nocardia asteroides effectively treated with concurrent steroid management of pemphigus vulgaris.


Trimeprazine, an oral antipruritic; a clinical and double-blind evaluation.


Treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis in private practice.


Tetanus: a current appraisal.

Tetanus: a current appraisal.


Practical aspects of iron metabolism.

Practical aspects of iron metabolism.


The positron brain scanner in the diagnosis and localization of intracranial lesions.


Alcoholism treated with prochlorperazine.


Methyl salicylate poisoning; case report with review of the literature.


Meprobamate in mentally retarded cerebral palsy.


Arrhythmias in acute myocardial infarction.


A case of antihistamine poisoning.

A case of antihistamine poisoning.


The ever-changing practice of medicine.

The ever-changing practice of medicine.


William Augustus Newell; 1817-1901: physician, governor, congressman.


Hypotensive hydrazinophthalazines and related compounds.


A new class of antispasmodics with considerable activity.


5-Ethyl-5-(1,3-dimethyl-2-butenyl) barbituric acid, a potent central nervous system stimulant.


Alpha- and beta-prodine type compounds.

Alpha- and beta-prodine type compounds.


Pharmacology of two tetracovalent organophosphorus compounds and their opitcal isomers.


Derivatives of 3-pyrrolidinols-I. The chemistry, pharmacology and toxicology of some N-substituted-3-benzhydryloxypyrrolidines.


A chemical and pharmacological investigation of Piper methysticum Forst.


The Beaumont Memorial Foundation.

The Beaumont Memorial Foundation.


Compounds related to pethidine. I. Mannich bases derived from norpethidine and acetophenones.


Alexis St. Martin.

Alexis St. Martin.


Centers of Beaumont interest.

Centers of Beaumont interest.


Observations of some physiologists who preceded Beaumont.


Army uniform of 1822.

Army uniform of 1822.


The furnishings of the Beaumont Memorial.


A lawyer's dicta on doctors.

A lawyer's dicta on doctors.


Pathogenesis of primary malabsorption syndrome.


Absorption of amino acids from an isolated loop of human intestines.


Absorption tests in the diagnosis of intestinal malabsorption.


Primary malabsorption: clinical features and differential diagnosis.


The roentgen findings in the malabsorption syndrome.


Responsibility of hospital trustees in the future.


Therapy of primary malabsorption.

Therapy of primary malabsorption.


The interaction of polynuclear hydrocarbons with mouse-skin protein.


Transplantable chloromyeloid leukemia in Sprague-Dawley rats following injection of actinium-227.


Stimulation of appetite and growth in the tumor-bearing rat by a variety of tissues.


Comparative fluorescein labeling and cytotoxicity studies with human cell strains HeLa, Raos, and 407-liver and with fresh surgical specimens of cervical carcinoma, osteogenic sarcoma, and normal adult liver.


The clinical features of systemic lupus erythematosus.


The nature and pathogenetic significance of the L.E. cell phenomenon of systemic lupus erythematosus.


The blood in systemic lupus erythematosus.


Systemic lupus erythematosus in childhood.


The therapy of systemic lupus erythematosus.


SEVERE dyspnea for 15 years.

SEVERE dyspnea for 15 years.


Some observations on the pathology of systemic lupus erythematosus.


Fabella arthritic changes.

Fabella arthritic changes.


Effect of concentration of oxygen on occurrence of pulmonary tumors in strain A mice.


Statistical aspects of the analysis of data from retrospective studies of disease.


Association of cervical cancer with circumcision of sexual partner.


Further observations on the chromosomes of Chinese hamster cells in tissue culture.


Relationships between lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus, amethopterin, and an amethopterin-resistent lymphocytic neoplasm in mice.


Prolongation of the lifespan of mice with advanced leukemia (L1210) by treatment with halogenated derivatives of amethopterin.


The biosynthetic preparation of C14-labeled N-(1-and 3-hydroxy-2-fluorenyl) acetamides, and their metabolism in rats and guinea pigs.


MINIMUM standards for the commercial production of randombred and inbred laboratory rats.


An autoradiographic study of tumor dynamics.


Studies on the anemia of tumor-bearing animals. III. Localization of erythrocyte iron within the tumor.


The histopathology of the macroglobulinemia of Waldenström.


Detection of antigenically distinctive components of mouse melanoma S91.


Comparison of the number of breast-cancer deaths observed in relatives of breast-cancer patients, and the number expected on the basis of mortality rates.


Deoxyribonucleic acid content of HeLa stock and newly established clone cultures.


Effect of repeated brief stress on growth of Ehrlich carcinoma in the mouse.


Irradiation of mouse skin with single doses of ultraviolet light.


Occurrence of tumors, particularly mammary tumors, in agentfree strain C3HeB mice.


Rapid proliferation of sublines of NCTC clone 929 (strain L) mouse cells in a simple chemically defined medium (MB 752/1).


Eugenics and future society.

Eugenics and future society.


Current practices in the use of antibiotic therapy.


Subliminal projection.

Subliminal projection.


Diverticula of the female urethra.

Diverticula of the female urethra.


Surgical planing for cosmetic defects in the Negro.


A psychiatric approach to present day racial problems.


Cesarean section; a 12 year appraisal in a small hospital.


What constitutes a Negro; a review of legal statutes.


A reappraisal of the constitutionality of miscegenation statutes.


The effect of pH and salt concentration on aqueous extraction of brain proteins and lipoproteins.


Thomas Wingate Todd; 1885-1938.

Thomas Wingate Todd; 1885-1938.


A simple procedure for the preparation of brain sulphatides.


The blocking effect of gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) and the action of related compounds on single nerve cells.


The intralaminar distribution of dipeptidase activity in human frontal isocortex.


The metabolism of cholesterol and fatty acids in the central nervous system.


The liberation of active enzymes from brain tissue by lysolecithin.


Enzymic activities in the spinal cord after sciatic section: alkaline and acid phosphatases, 5-nucleotidase and ATP-ase.


Biochemical and physiological differentiation during morphogenesis. XXIII. Further observations relating to the synthesis of amino acids and proteins by the cerebral cortex and liver of the mouse.


The two components of the grasp reflex after ablation of frontal cortex in monkeys.


Congenital hydrocephalus with defective development of the cerebellar vermis (Dandy-Walker syndrome) clinical and anatomical findings in two cases with particular reference to the so-called atresia of the foramina of Magendie and Luschka.


A method for the localization and production of discrete destructive lesions in brain.


The effects of induced hyperthermia on patients with multiple sclerosis.


The cholesterol and cholesterol ester content of cerebrospinal fluid in patients with multiple sclerosis and other neurological diseases.


Acute demyelinating disease complicating herpes zoster.


The value of leucotomy in relation to diagnosis.


Prosopagnosia.

Prosopagnosia. "And what is the nature of this knowledge or recollection? I mean to ask, Whether a person, who having seen or heard or in any way perceived anything, knows not only that, but has a conception of something else which is the subject, not of the same but of some other kind of knowledge, may not be fairly said to recollect that of which he has the conception?""And when the recollection is derived from like things, then another consideration is sure to arise, which is, Whether the likeness in any degree falls short or not of that which is recollected?" "The Philosophy of Plato" Phaedo (the Jowett translation).


Paraplegia caused by extraspinal metastasis from a uterine fibroid.


The effects of meprobamate and pentobarbitone sodium on sleep and motility during sleep: a controlled trial with psychiatric patients.


Neurological aspects of leptospirosis.

Neurological aspects of leptospirosis.


Early experiences with local and generalized refrigeration of the human brain.


Inflammatory intervertebral disc disease as a complication of the operative treatment of lumbar herniations.


Cranio-orbital lesions.

Cranio-orbital lesions.


The cerebellar astrocytomas: a report on 98 verified cases.


Oblique views: their place in the arteriographic diagnosis of intracranial aneurysms.


Replacement of spinal intervertebral discs with locally polymerizing methyl methacrylate: experimental study of effects upon tissues and report of a small clinical series.


Anatomical considerations in surgery of the spinal cord: a study of vessels and measurements of the cord.


Papilloma of choroid plexus in a 10-month-old child.


Anomalous reduplication of the circle of Willis.


Cysticercosis of the spinal cord.

Cysticercosis of the spinal cord.


Tardy radial and ulnar nerve palsy: case report.


An electrolyte coagulator.

An electrolyte coagulator.


Device for isolation of bone edges in craniectomy for craniostenosis.


Ernest Sachs; 1879-1958.

Ernest Sachs; 1879-1958.


Walter Charles Russell.

Walter Charles Russell.


Hydroxyanthranilic acid as a source of niacin in the diets of the chick, guinea pig and hamster.


The effect of dietary fat on the development of vitamin B6 deficiency in the rat.


The effect of high environmental temperature on basal metabolism and serum ascorbic acid concentration of women.


Manganese deficiency in the guinea pig.

Manganese deficiency in the guinea pig.


The effect of the carbohydrate and fat content of the diet upon the riboflavin requirement of the cat.


The effect of protein and energy on the potassium requirement of the chick.


The nutritional effect of polymers isolated from thermally oxidized corn oil.


Metabolic studies on the sodium fluoride-fed rat.


Effects of the prevention of coprophagy in the rat. V. Essential fatty acid deficiency.


Comparative performances of baby pigs fed infant and baby pig diets.


Methionine, homocystine, choline, folic acid and vitamin B12 in the nutrition of the mouse.


Effect of saturated fat upon essential fatty acid metabolism of the rat.


Preliminary observations on urinary oestrogen excretion in certain gynaecological disorders.


Synchronous combined abdomino-vaginal hysterocolpectomy for cancer of the cervix: a report of fifty patients.


The human electrohysterogram: electrical evidence for the existence of pacemaker function in the parturient uterus.


The management of the cytology test.

The management of the cytology test.


Pseudomyxoma peritonei.

Pseudomyxoma peritonei.


Erythroblastosis foetalis: a survey of three hundred and twenty-eight cases.


A preliminary investigation of the changes in sterol distribution in relation to lipoproteins in pre-eclampsia.


The excretion of chorionic gonadotrophin by women with chorioadenoma and choriocarcinoma.


Pre-menopausal cystic hyperplasia and endometrial carcinoma.


The excretion of follicle stimulating hormone by pregnant women.


Prolapse of the umbilical cord.

Prolapse of the umbilical cord.


The onset of menstruation in Indian women.


The cervix in hysterosalpingography.

The cervix in hysterosalpingography.


Medical treatment of the surgical or complicated peptic ulcer.


The visually handicapped: or are they.

The visually handicapped: or are they.


The addict's bag of tricks.

The addict's bag of tricks.


CHRONIC emphysema and cor pulmonale with perforation of duodenal ulcer.


Giant cell pneumonia.

Giant cell pneumonia.


Recent advances and objectives of the nursing home.


Factors influencing accommodation responses of the human eye.


Direct measures of the retinal image.

Direct measures of the retinal image.


Effect of striated fields on critical flicker frequency.


Note on factors influencing the relation between stereoscopic acuity and observation distance.


Information theory and the human visual system.


Quantum efficiency of human vision.

Quantum efficiency of human vision.


Rapid chromatic adaptation of normal and dichromatic observers.


Effect of the test stimulus on the measurement of dark adaptation.


Nystagmus induced by visual feedback.

Nystagmus induced by visual feedback.


Effects of sharp edges in a flickering field.


A critical survey of the New York program for the care of premature infants.


The status of 2-year-old children who had received sulfisoxazole in the neonatal period after premature birth.


Hemoglobin metabolism in the premature infant.


Lactic acid milk in the feeding of premature infants.


A review of twelve cases of encopresis.

A review of twelve cases of encopresis.


The occurrence of a positive Coombs test in a case of galactosemia.


Hereditary enamel dysplasia.

Hereditary enamel dysplasia.


Hereditary dentinogenesis imperfecta.

Hereditary dentinogenesis imperfecta.


The relationship of perianal dermatitis to fecal pH.


Mortality experience among children with congenital malformations.


Acute temporal myositis.

Acute temporal myositis.


Intestinal obstruction due to protein casts.


Gastrotomy for lactobezoar in a newborn infant.


Landry-Guillain-Barré syndrome.

Landry-Guillain-Barré syndrome.


Patterns of infection with enteroviruses.


CLINICAL pathological conference; The Children's Medical Center, Boston, Mass.


Infantile agranulocytosis of congenital origin.


Oral prolonged action medicaments: their pharmaceutical control and therapeutic aspects.


The influence of spectral slit width on the absorption of visible or ultra-violet light by pharmacopoeial substances.


Determination of barbituric acid derivatives as mercury complexes.


The physical properties of lysolecithin and its sols. III. Viscosity.


Colorimetric estimation of dithranol.

Colorimetric estimation of dithranol.


Inhibition of peptic activity, protection against histamine ulceration in the guinea pig, and combination with gastric mucin by an algal polyanion.


Tryptamines in tomatoes.

Tryptamines in tomatoes.


The role and function of the reticulo-endothelial system in immunological processes.


The effect of salicylates on the thymus gland of the immature rat.


The physical properties of lysolecithin and its sols. IV. Solubilisation.


Determination of low concentrations of some antibacterial substances in solutions after contact with bacteria.


The interaction of phenolic compounds with bacteria. I. Hexylresorcinol and Escherichia coli.


The interaction of phenolic compounds with bacteria. II. The effects of various substances on the interaction of hexylresorcinol with Escherichia coli.


NN-Dimethylmelamine.

NN-Dimethylmelamine.


A study of bacteriological media: the examination of peptides in bacto-casitone.


The chromatographic behaviour of aloin.

The chromatographic behaviour of aloin.


The influence of afferent and descending pathways on the rhythmical and arrhythmical components of muscular activity in man and the anaesthetized cat.


The release of 5-hydroxytryptamine in relation to pressure exerted on the intestinal mucosa.


The effect of precursors of 5-hydroxytryptamine on gastric secretion in anaesthetized dogs.


[Recent data on heat regulation. II. Origin and sources of heat freed in chemical regulation of temperature].


The recirculation of lymphocytes from blood to lymph in the rat.


The action of 5-hydroxytryptamine, 5-hydroxytryptophan and reserpine on intestinal peristalsis in anaesthetized guinea-pigs.


gamma Aminobutyric acid; circulatory and respiratory effects in different species; re-investigation of the anti-strychnine action in mice.


Stress relaxation in rabbits' lungs.

Stress relaxation in rabbits' lungs.


Studies of the mechanism of fructose production by human placenta.


Depletion of pituitary corticotrophin by various stresses and by neurohypophysial preparations.


Effect of nitrate and other anions on the membrane resistance of frog skeletal muscle.


Acute postural changes in aldosterone and electrolyte excretion in man.


The receptors concerned in the thermal stimulus to panting in sheep.


Habituation to heating and cooling of the same hand.


The absolute visual threshold recorded from the lateral geniculate body of the cat.


The secretion of corticosterone and aldosterone by the rat adrenal cortex regenerating after enucleation.


The depression of spinal neurones by gamma-amino-n-butyric acid and beta-alanine.


The effect of temperature on facilitation in the vagus.


Studies of red cell life span in the rat.


Active transport through the epithelium of the reticulo-rumen sac.


Further contributions to the study of the formation of the aqueous humour after paracentesis.


Further studies on the preparation, purification and nature of irin.


The increase in oxygen consumption of the lamb after birth.


Anoxia, oxygen consumption and cardiac output in new-born lambs and adult sheep.


Serum proteins, including thyroxine-binding proteins, in maternal and foetal rabbits.


The identification of one active component from brain extracts containing factor I.


Reflex contractions of the longitudinal muscle coat of the isolated guinea-pig ileum.


Recurrent inhibition in the cat's spinal cord.


Acetylcholine and potassium movements in rabbit auricles.


Exercise medical meilanion.

Exercise medical meilanion.


Role similarity on the rehabilitation team.


Signs of the times in rehabilitation.

Signs of the times in rehabilitation.


Malaria control by residual spraying reinforced by short-term chemoprophylaxis.


Is the team concept obsolete.

Is the team concept obsolete.


An outbreak of Clostridium welchii toxin food poisoning.


Respiratory signs and symptoms in young soldiers and their relationship to smoking.


Traumatic effusion of the knee; a discussion.


AN INDUSTRIAL accident rehabilitation center.


A case of surgical emphysema following dental extraction.


The first field dressing.

The first field dressing.


The treatment of non-gonococcal urethritis with spiramycin (rovamycin).


Problems of the adolescent amputee.

Problems of the adolescent amputee.


Principles and techniques of placement.

Principles and techniques of placement.


On hormone-dependent cancers.

On hormone-dependent cancers.


The consequences of injury and disease of nervous tissue: recent advances in knowledge.


Dissemination of cancer and its prevention.


Diverticula of the pharynx.

Diverticula of the pharynx.


The supervisor in a state rehabilitation agency.


A new type of recording manometer for clinical research.


The blood vessels of the adrenal gland.

The blood vessels of the adrenal gland.


Therapeutic elements in work evaluation.


ADDRESS of Dr. R. L. Crawford: president of the South Carolina Medical Association.


Chemotherapeutic control of multiple myeloma.


Surgical therapy of cancer of the colon.


Electrocardiogram of the month: accelerated A-V conduction.


New plans for care of Charleston County indigent of importance locally and also to state.


Tongue thrusting in one of monozygotic twins.


Dysarthria in cerebral palsy.

Dysarthria in cerebral palsy.


Significance of problems of conditioning in GSR audiometry.


Speech therapy in the public schools: state legislation and certification.


Carry-over with speech pals.

Carry-over with speech pals.


Speech stimulation practices among mothers of preschool children.


Speech rehabilitation for laryngoplasty.


Coming of age in a profession.

Coming of age in a profession.


Erythroblastosis and perceptive hearing loss: responses of athetoids to tests of cochlear function.


Respiratory muscles in speech.

Respiratory muscles in speech.


Nasality in isolated vowels and connected speech of cleft palate speakers.


Electrophysiologic responses to sound as a function of intensity, EEG pattern and sex.


Pitch and duration characteristics of older males.


A note on optimal vocal frequency.

A note on optimal vocal frequency.


Relationships among three filmed lip-reading tests.


Transition and release as perceptual cues for final plosives.


Frequency analysis of electroencephalograms of stutterers and nonstutterers.


Equally contributing frequency bands in intelligibility testing.


Performances of normal-hearing and hard-of-hearing persons on the delayed feedback task.


Graduate theses in speech and hearing research, 1957.


Measures of stuttering adaptation.

Measures of stuttering adaptation.


Pitch, intensity, and cleft palate voice quality.


Some relations between normal hearing for pure tones and for speech.


Some factors affecting the spondee threshold in normal-hearing subjects.


Validity of the one-frequency screening principle for public school children.


Dysphasic speech responses to visual word stimuli.


Scaling of abstraction level of single words.


Estimates of intraglottal pressure during phonation.


Vowel formant measurements.

Vowel formant measurements.


Unconditioned stimulus strength and the galvanic skin response.


Bibliography: delayed auditory feedback.


The association of hiatus hernia and gastroesophageal malignancy.


Mixed paraganglionic and fibromyxomatous tumors in the thoracic cavity: report of a case with bilateral occurrence of the tumor at five years' interval.


Emergency pulmonary resection in necrotizing pneumonia.


Studies of pulmonary function before and after pulmonary surgery in 450 tuberculous patients. I. Vital capacity and maximum breathing capacity.


The effect of bilateral pulmonary resection on total oxygen uptake and total pulmonary hemodynamics in the dog.


Scalene node, parietal pleura, and lung biopsy in the diagnosis of intrathoracic disease.


Cervical mediastinotomy for biopsy.

Cervical mediastinotomy for biopsy.


Papilloma of the esophagus: association with hiatal hernia.


Transient paradoxical movement of the diaphragm.


The value of bronchoscopy in determining the inoperability of carcinoma of the lung.


Leiomyoma of the diaphragm.

Leiomyoma of the diaphragm.


A method of securing uncontaminated tracheal secretions for bacterial examination.


A simple method for the induction of topical laryngo-tracheo-bronchial anesthesia.


Obturators for extracorporeal circulation cannulae.


The relationship between perfusion blood temperature and available venous return during extracorporeal circulation.


Potassium, magnesium, and neostigmine for controlled cardioplegia: a report of its use in 34 patients.


Gradual closure of interventricular septal defects.


Pulmonic stenosis due to compression of the pulmonary artery by an intrapericardial tumor.


Tracheal adenoma in juxtaposition with a mediastinal bronchogenic cyst.


Anastomosis of superior vena cava and pulmonary artery in the surgical treatment of certain congenital defects of the heart.


New method for systemic arterial perfusion in extracorporeal circulation.


Cerebral changes during cardiorespiratory bypass using the helix reservoir bubble oxygenator.


The fate of pericardial pedicle grafts used in a fixed position in various chambers of the dog heart.


Cardiac tamponade as a complication of left heart catheterization.


Primary mediastinal tumors.

Primary mediastinal tumors.


Myxoma of the lung.

Myxoma of the lung.


Bronchiolar (peripheral lung) neoplasms and previously undescribed observations on the origin of bronchiolar carcinoma.


Carcinosarcoma of lung of peripheral origin.


Bilateral extraperiosteal paraffin plombage for pulmonary tuberculosis.


Lung cancer; metastatic theory and surgical practice.


Observations on pulmonary vasomotor reflexes.


The present status of pulmonary resection in the treatment of tuberculosis.


Segmental pulmonary resection with initial peripheral dissection.


Bronchotracheal anastomosis; a follow-up of 9 cases on the left side and 7 on the right.


Intestinal duplication cyst of abdominal origin presenting in thorax; report of a case.


Bilharziasis of the adrenal glands.

Bilharziasis of the adrenal glands.


The story of Filaria bancrofti. III. Advances in the 20th century.


The dietary pattern of schoolchildren in the Muar District, Malaya.


Studies on the fine structure of normal and denervated neuromuscular junctions from mouse gastrocnemius.


Fine structure of rat adipose tissue.

Fine structure of rat adipose tissue.


[Electron microscopic study of the evolution of chondrioma during the spermatog enesis of the scorpion Euscorpius flavicaudis].


Electron microscopy of wool.

Electron microscopy of wool.


Ultrastructure of mouse uterine surface epithelium under different estrogenic influences. 5. Continuous administration of estrogen.


Electron microscopy of digital tactile corpuscles and small cutaneous nerves.


Ultrastructure of mouse uterine surface epithelium under different estrogenic influence. 4. Uterine secretion.


Isolation of ribonucleoprotein particles from rat brain microsomes by a liquid two-phase system.


Some studies in renal hypertension.

Some studies in renal hypertension.


Echinococcic disease of the kidney: report of a case of unusual size.


Congenital unilateral multicystic kidney in infancy.


Pseudocyst of the pancreas simulating disease of the kidney.


Sodium losing nephropathy in the urological patient: presentation of a case associated with renal calculus disease; differential diagnosis and therapy.


Unintubated pyeloplastic operations for hydronephrosis: results of 21 cases.


An anatomical classification of renal tumors in the adult as a basis for prognosis.


Lumbar fossa evisceration for large flank tumors.


Behavior of certain metastatic malignant diseases arising in urinary tract.


Wilms tumor: a report of 45 cases and an analysis of 1,351 cases reported in the world literature from 1940 to 1958.


Primary ureteral carcinoma eight years in duration.


Reversible neurogenic bladder following cerebral and/or spinal cord concussion.


Deviation of the bladder in neurogenic lesions.


The incidence of malignant growth of the undescended testicle: a reply and re-evaluation.


Inguinal node metastases from testicular tumors developing after orchipexy.


Fibrinolysis in a patient with carcinoma of the prostate.


Proteolytic enzymes and prostatectomy.

Proteolytic enzymes and prostatectomy.


The solubility of magnesium ammonium phosphate hexahydrate at 38 degrees C. with considerations pertaining to the urine and the formation of urinary calculi.


The effect of urea, magnesium chloride, and a low protein diet on the production of calcium oxalate vesical calculi in the rat.


The hideaway stone basket.

The hideaway stone basket.


The limited usefulness of neomycin as a cold-sterilizing agent.


A new catheter for urethrography.

A new catheter for urethrography.


Urologic instrument collection in Medical Museum of Armed Forces Institute for Pathology.


Palpable abdominal masses in infants and children; a report based on a review of 653 cases.


Adrenal cysts; review of the literature and report of three cases.


Preservation of renal function in the paraplegic.


Ureteral injuries during abdominal and pelvic surgery: T-tube splinting in ureteroneocystostomy.


Ureteral obstruction due to retroperitoneal lymphatic cyst (cystic lymphangioma).


Primary retroperitoneal tumors.

Primary retroperitoneal tumors.


Carcinoma of the bladder; sites of metastases.


Suprapubic vesicourethral suspension for stress incontinence in women.


An artificial bladder by autotransplantation of the bladder epithelium.


Late results of urethroplasty for stricture.


Treatment of Peyronie's disease with potassium para-aminobenzoate (potaba).


The spermatogenic function of tumor-bearing testes.


Unilateral renal hematuria associated with sickle cell C disease and sickle cell trait: study of five patients and review of literature.


The use of dacron fabric as a fascial substitute in urology.


Tetracycline with and without nystatin in the therapy of acute urinary tract infections.


New horizons in urology with cystoscopic photography.


An infant bladder retractor.

An infant bladder retractor.


A new infant cystourethroscope.

A new infant cystourethroscope.


On the transglycosidation relating to riboflavin by Escherichia coli. III. Isolation of transglucosidase and further studies on the specificities of the enzyme.


On the transglycosidation relating to riboflavin by Escherichia coli. IV. Formation of galactosyl compounds of riboflavin.


On the transglycosidation relating to riboflavin by Escherichia coli. V. The characteristics of transgalactosidase.


Metabolic effects of alpha-tocopheryl acetate. II. Influence of alpha-tocopheryl acetate on cholesterol and phospholipid synthesis in rat liver homogenates.


Vitamin B12 in paper electrophoretic fractions of human serum proteins.


Synthesis and purification of cocarboxylase.


Properties of vitamin B12-binding proteins in human serum.


Microbiological determination of vitamin B12 with Ochromonas malhamensis.


Studies on the disulfide form of thiamine. I. Detection of the disulfide form of thiamine in animal organs.


Studies on the disulfide form of thiamine. II. Oxidation of cocarboxylase to its disulfide in an alkaline medium.


Studies on the disulfide form of thiamine. III. Reformation of disulfide after reduction of disulfide-thiamine by active thiol compounds in an alkaline medium.


[The 75th jubilee of Ivan Gur'evich Rufanov].


[Effects of adaptation to environment and environmental changes on the water diuresis of non-anesthetized dogs].


[Treatment of chronic osteomyelitis].

[Treatment of chronic osteomyelitis].


[Chemotherapy as an attempt at prevention of recurrence after carcinoma surgery].


[Development of cancer of the stomach following gastroenterostomy & resection of benign disease].


[New technic for staining of lipoproteinograms].


The value of electrocardiography when coronary-artery disease is suspected.


Vitamin B12 and the course of diabetic retinopathy.


G. Lyman Duff; pragmatic idealist.

G. Lyman Duff; pragmatic idealist.


Personality disorder and dullness.

Personality disorder and dullness.


Effect of drugs on motion sickness produced by short exposures to artificial waves.


Studies on the terminal autonomic nervous system with special reference to the pancreatic islets.


Experimental infective pneumoconiosis with coal, kaolin and Mycobacteria.


Histochemistry of brain tumors; a study of the PAS-positive substances in 486 intracranial neoplasms and 30 intraspinal neoplasms.


Trimeprazine tartrate for premedication of children.


Cord-blood findings in ABO haemolytic disease.


Early-life carotid-artery occlusion associated with late intracranial hemorrhage; observations on the ischemic pathogenesis of mantle sclerosis.


Fulminating eclampsia treated by hypothermia.


The pathology of primary biliary cirrhosis.


Sickle cell-hemoglobin C disease; clinical, laboratory, and anatomic findings.


Studies on the regulation of serum-cholesterol levels in man; the effects of corn oil, ethyl stearate, hydrogenated soybean oil, and nicotinic acid when added to a very low-fat basal diet.


Fatal endocarditis associated with Q fever.


EPIDEMIOLOGY of toxoplasmosis.

EPIDEMIOLOGY of toxoplasmosis.


Treatment of diabetes insipidus with hydrochlorothiazide.


SICKNESS in office.

SICKNESS in office.


RENAL function in burned patients.

RENAL function in burned patients.


OPERATIONS for ischaemic heart-disease.

OPERATIONS for ischaemic heart-disease.


Harlow Industrial Health Service: lessons of an experiment in industrial cooperation.


Toxoplasmosis in sheep in England.

Toxoplasmosis in sheep in England.


Intragastric administration of oxygen.

Intragastric administration of oxygen.


Gastric secretion and the Zollinger-Ellison syndrome.


Aetiology of leukaemia.

Aetiology of leukaemia.


Xanthomatous biliary cirrhosis treated with ethyl linoleate.


Markingink poisoning: an outbreak of methaemoglobin cyanosis in newborn babies.


Isolation of virus from inclusion blennorrhoea.


Ulcerative colitis and carcinoma coli.

Ulcerative colitis and carcinoma coli.


Triamcinolone and intracranial hypertension: a side-effect.


Diagnosis and treatment of essential hypertension.


Haemolytic disease of the newborn caused by anti-Duffy (Fya).


The action spectrum for skin lesions in porphyria cutanea tarda.


The effect of neomycin on phage-typing of staphylococci.


Hypernephroma presenting with intractable hiccup.


Palliation in vaginal urinary fistulae.

Palliation in vaginal urinary fistulae.


An agar-gel precipitation test for the laboratory diagnosis of smallpox.


Sterilisation by ethylene oxide.

Sterilisation by ethylene oxide.


DOCTOR and factory.

DOCTOR and factory.


PREGNANCY complications and the child.

PREGNANCY complications and the child.


CONTROL of aldosterone secretion.

CONTROL of aldosterone secretion.


POLLUTED rivers.

POLLUTED rivers.


AVERTING the crush syndrome.

AVERTING the crush syndrome.


Torulosis.

Torulosis.


JOHN HAY.

JOHN HAY.


ARTHUR CECIL ALPORT.

ARTHUR CECIL ALPORT.


British orthopaedics.

British orthopaedics.


The management of the acute withdrawal phase in alcoholism.


Obstructive airway disease: measurements of effort intolerance and forced expiratory volume in bronchitis, emphysema, and asthma.


Effect of quinidine and tranquillising agents on ectopic ventricular tachycardia resulting from acute myocardial infarction in the dog.


Rate of clearance of insulin labelled with 131 I from the subcutaneous tissues in normal and diabetic subjects.


Preparation of 131 I-labelled insulin.

Preparation of 131 I-labelled insulin.


Disseminated malignant melanoma: response to treatment by massive dosage of a cytotoxic agent combined with autogenous marrow replacement.


ANY OLD iron.

ANY OLD iron.


SOCIAL service: a new pattern.

SOCIAL service: a new pattern.


RADIOLOGICAL hazards to patients.

RADIOLOGICAL hazards to patients.


Remarks on the functions of the basal ganglia.


CONVALESCENCE in animals and man.

CONVALESCENCE in animals and man.


Polycythaemia.

Polycythaemia.


Flocculation tests.

Flocculation tests.


Radiological demonstration of enlarged retroperitoneal lymph-nodes.


Initiation of varicose veins; with observations on the vessels at the pelvic brim.


Clearing system for blood fats; stimulation by a heparinoid.


Corrective orthopaedic procedure in a severe haemophillac.


Penicillin-resistant staphylococci; incidence in outpatients with hand infections.


Technique for the separate diversion of urine and faeces.


A new genetically determined plasma-protein in man.


Method of measuring the volume of the arterial bed in the peripheral parts of cadaveric lungs.


THE PROTRUDED disc.

THE PROTRUDED disc.


An industrial medical centre.

An industrial medical centre.


Experimental unit for mentally and physically handicapped children.


Murder at the cross-roads or the decapitation of general practice.


The course of sarcoidosis and its modification by treatment.


Urinary output of free histamine after a meat meal.


The periodic migrainous neuralgia of Wilfred Harris.


The liver's role in histamine absorption from the alimentary tract; its possible importance in cirrhosis.


Iron content of thermal sweat in iron-deficiency anaemia.


Influence of age and race on lipid levels in Israel.


A pump for use in open heart surgery.

A pump for use in open heart surgery.


Role of lipids of aortic elastic fibres in atherogenesis.


A foetal pulse-rate monitor.

A foetal pulse-rate monitor.


SARCOIDOSIS.

SARCOIDOSIS.


PHAEOCHROMOCYTOMA.

PHAEOCHROMOCYTOMA.


FOSTER homes for old people.

FOSTER homes for old people.


DISINFECTION by gaseous formaldehyde.

DISINFECTION by gaseous formaldehyde.


SPREAD of Sonne dysentery.

SPREAD of Sonne dysentery.


TEST FOR pulmonary embolism.

TEST FOR pulmonary embolism.


Qualified but unregistrable: British Colonial doctors trained in America.


PAIN IN the shoulder.

PAIN IN the shoulder.


Control of cross-infection by formaldehyde disinfection of blankets.


New hospital in Adelaide.

New hospital in Adelaide.


Vaccination technique and the control of smallpox epidemics.


Infantile spasms and hypsarrhythmia.

Infantile spasms and hypsarrhythmia.


Systemic factors in neoplasia.

Systemic factors in neoplasia.


Tissue-culture studies of osteoblastic activity in ossicular fractures.


Management of carcinoma of the larynx and laryngo-pharynx; recent experiences.


Pathohistology of fetal ears after maternal rubella.


Consideration of change in present policy of performing tonsillectomies and adenoidectomies during summer months.


Outline of the mandibular joint syndrome.


Tumors of the nasopharynx; case reports.


Some relationships between pitch discrimination and speech development.


Fibrous dysplasia of the trachea and larynx; report of a case.


A method of removing a nasal hemangiopericytoma.


A practical technique for intranasal ethmoidectomy and an evaluation of its usefulness.


Intranasal ethmoidal schwannoma; report of two cases.


Structure and composition of salivary calculi.


False positive perception deafness tests.


Injuries and sequelae associated with endotracheal anesthesia.


Adenoids, tonsils, and two decades of chemo-antibiotic therapy.


The lymphoid tissue of the nasopharynx.

The lymphoid tissue of the nasopharynx.


Rapid extermination of nasal myiasis.

Rapid extermination of nasal myiasis.


Mastoid pneumatization: a case with interesting developmental and phylogenetic aspects.


Fibrous dysplasia of the temporal bone.

Fibrous dysplasia of the temporal bone.


Problems incident to the employment of cardiacs in industry.


[Isolated osteotomy of the peroneum in therapy and, if necessary, in prevention of certain pseudarthroses of the leg].


[Organization plan of a mass chest x-ray service operating in the territory around the Italian province of Milano].


Whipple's disease.

Whipple's disease.


Genetic approaches to comprehensive medicine. I. Prevention.


A new prospect in successful homografting: bone marrow transplantation.


A new face for the Vic.

A new face for the Vic.


The multiple lives of J. S. Billings.

The multiple lives of J. S. Billings.


[Treatment of burns; results of 1 1/2 years of experience in the burn service of Hôpital Maurice-Gaud].


[Bacteriological study of the microbial flora in rhinoscleroma in Moroccans].


OUR NEW president; Dr. Leslie E. Daugherty.


Intertriginous moniliasis in office practice.


Meningoencephalitis in infectious mononucleosis; report of a case treated with ACTH.


Pain and other somatic complaints in a psychiatric clinic.


Why a state commission for the aged.

Why a state commission for the aged.


Psychobiologic therapy.

Psychobiologic therapy.


Oxygen therapy.

Oxygen therapy.


Volunteer organization in TB hospitals.

Volunteer organization in TB hospitals.


An atypical evolution of the electrocardiogram in acute myocardial infarction.


Recognition and significance of anemia.

Recognition and significance of anemia.


Cor pulmonale.

Cor pulmonale.


Thrombo-embolism. I.

Thrombo-embolism. I.


Mixed bacterial pneumonia and combined antibiotic therapy.


Genetic counseling in medicine; a new service for the community.


Coördinative orthopedic surgery for the hemiplegic patient.


Urological conditions simulating intra-abdominal disease.


Headache in children.

Headache in children.


Appraising the arguments of Blue Shield critics.


Colour radiography.

Colour radiography.


VICTORIAN clinical photography.

VICTORIAN clinical photography.


A technical close-up outfit.

A technical close-up outfit.


Time-lapse film study of cell reaggregation.


A method of vascular display by silver impregnation.


Plastic animation in medical kinematography.


Use of films in teaching anatomy in the United States and Canada.


Some physiological and clinical aspects of the water and electrolyte contents of the skin.


Practical procedures of examination and modern diagnostic methods in dermatology.


Principles and practice of topical dermatologic therapy.


Skin manifestations of systemic diseases: some viscerocutaneous syndromes.


X-ray, radium and ultraviolet light therapy in dermatology: with particular reference to safety factors and reduction of depth and gonad doses.


Disturbances of melanin pigmentation and their management.


Some common misconceptions regarding nevi and skin cancers.


Genodermatoses.

Genodermatoses.


Atopic dermatitis.

Atopic dermatitis.


Urticaria.

Urticaria.


Recent developments in the diagnosis and management of drug eruptions.


Contact dermatitis.

Contact dermatitis.


Bullous dermatoses: diagnosis, classification and modern treatment with corticotropin and the corticosteroids.


Eczemateus eruptions of the hands.

Eczemateus eruptions of the hands.


Some observations on fungous diseases in 1959.


Pyodermas and their management.

Pyodermas and their management.


The management of acne today.

The management of acne today.


The problem of psoriasis.

The problem of psoriasis.


Lupus erythematosus.

Lupus erythematosus.


Genital lesions, venereal and nonvenereal.


Modern concepts of the diagnosis and treatment of syphilis.


Occupational health: the need for group industrial medical clinics.


The place of radiotherapy in the treatment of diseases of the skin: historical aspects.


The place of radiotherapy in the treatment of diseases of the skin: benign conditions.


The place of radiotherapy in the treatment of diseases of the skin: malignant conditions.


The 100 day basal body temperature graph in early pregnancy.


Further observations on oxytocin and oxytocic substance.


Aviation medicine at home and abroad.

Aviation medicine at home and abroad.


Treatment of paraplegia in a rehabilitation centre.


The bulbous nose.

The bulbous nose.


The clinical value of renal biopsy.

The clinical value of renal biopsy.


Black liver jaundice diagnosed by needle biopsy.


The occurrence of episodes of immunization in pregnancy associated with Rh haemolytic disease of the new-born.


Acute torsion of the greater omentum.

Acute torsion of the greater omentum.


Severe tetanus treated with d-tubocurarine chloride tubarine and tank respiration.


Reduction of radiation exposure in diagnostic examinations.


Some perplexing paradoxes in tropical eosinophilia.


A study of demand feeding and rooming-in of babies.


Extended radical surgery in the treatment of carcinoma of the breast.


Pseudomonas pyocyanea disseminated from an air-cooling apparatus.


Delayed mustard gas keratitis: a report of five cases treated by lamellar keratoplasty.


John Joseph Holland.

John Joseph Holland.


Bee sting through the cornea.

Bee sting through the cornea.


Angioma of the vagina: a rare cause of haemorrhage.


Harold Crawford.

Harold Crawford.


Salmonellae in desiccated coconut, egg pulp, fertilizer, meat-meal and mesenteric glands: preliminary report.


Weights and measures in medicine.

Weights and measures in medicine.


Melbourne University child growth study.


A comparative study of chlorpromazine and phenobarbital in the control of disturbed behaviour in a group of long-stay psychotic patients.


Mental disorders in migrants: further study.


The use of ansolysen in paroxysmal nocturnal paraesthesia due to the carpal tunnel syndrome.


Death following the use of xylocaine for local analgesia.


Two unusual eye cases.

Two unusual eye cases.


Outbreak of Q fever in Queensland associated with sheep.


A review of Californian investigations into the relation of human to ovine Q fever.


A fatal case of Q fever associated with hepatic necrosis.


Asian influenza in Brisbane.

Asian influenza in Brisbane.


Insomnia.

Insomnia.


DARCY RIVERS WARREN COWAN.

DARCY RIVERS WARREN COWAN.


Laryngeal granuloma, with special reference to cases in Australia.


Observations on the venom of the stone fish (Synanceja trachynis).


Blood pressures in Australian aborigines.


Pyoderma grangrenosum controlled by cortisone: report of a case.


Problems associated with the rapid expansion of a civil hospital to meet the needs of civil defence in possible attack by thermo-nuclear weapons.


Hydrocortisone snuff in the treatment of allergic rhinitis: a clinical experiment and statistical survey.


A note on a controlled experiment using reserpine, an extract of Alstonia constricta and placebo.


Thyroid I 131 content of Victorian lambs in relation to nuclear weapon tests.


Staphylococcus aureus in a rural area of N.S.W.


The crippled child.

The crippled child.


The child amputee.

The child amputee.


Professional problems of neuropsychiatric technicians: a panel discussion.


Hemophilia-like obstetrical hemorrhage.

Hemophilia-like obstetrical hemorrhage.


Prevention of toxemias of pregnancy.

Prevention of toxemias of pregnancy.


Medical motion picture production at Walter Reed.


Timing electroencephalographic studies with an interval marker.


The periodic pediatric examination.

The periodic pediatric examination.


Treatment of psoriasis.

Treatment of psoriasis.


Pulmonary function tests.

Pulmonary function tests.


Tuberculous infection in infancy and early childhood.


Conservative management of acute renal insufficiency.


Guillain-Barre syndrome: a case report using intrathecal fluorohydrocortisone.


A new tranquilizer.

A new tranquilizer.


Synthetic oxytocin.

Synthetic oxytocin.


Preparation of clear elixirs with minor filtration.


The fat is in the fire.

The fat is in the fire.


The battle to lick cerebral palsy.

The battle to lick cerebral palsy.


The use of liens.

The use of liens.


Third party payments.

Third party payments.


CLEVELAND Metropolitan General Hospital.


ROBINS: a family tradition in pharmacy.

ROBINS: a family tradition in pharmacy.


Urine sugar analysis with tes-tape paper strips: improved method for use.


Investing for the successful physician.

Investing for the successful physician.


Hazards of the antibiotic era.

Hazards of the antibiotic era.


Nutrition and disease.

Nutrition and disease.


Inflammation.

Inflammation.


Routine medical examination.

Routine medical examination.


Helping the pre-school deaf child.

Helping the pre-school deaf child.


Children in trust.

Children in trust.


Treatment of mental illness in a day hospital.


Nigeria's University.

Nigeria's University.


What they tell me.

What they tell me.


Aortography, arteriography and phlebography.


Contact irradiation of carcinoma of the vocal cords.


The treatment of osteo-arthritis with x-rays.


The hypercalcaemic activity of vitamin D and dihydrotachysterol when administered orally and parenterally.


Vaccine quality control problems.

Vaccine quality control problems.


[Data on the study of Leptospira in water].


[Reticulosis of the lymph nodes].

[Reticulosis of the lymph nodes].


[Functional reeducation & ergotherapy].

[Functional reeducation & ergotherapy].


Phonocardiographic characteristics of tight mitral stenosis.


Phonocardiographic features of combined mitral stenosis and insufficiency.


Acquired aplastic anemia: an analysis of thirty-nine cases and review of the pertinent literature.


Gout and blood dyscrasias.

Gout and blood dyscrasias.


Delayed death from air embolism in criminal abortion.


Historical facets of the disposal of the dead.


Some observations on diminished responsibility.


Some medico-legal aspects of spaceflight.


The development of forensic science.

The development of forensic science.


[Diseases of the supporting & motor apparatus as symptoms of tropical diseases].


[Ophthalmological problems in diabetics].


[Modern functional evaluation of heart & lungs. II].


[Diseases of the gastrointestinal tract. II].


[Data on anastomotic surgery in duodenal stenosis: case of stenosis caused by bands].


[Scorpions and scorpionism in Brazil. VII. Synonymy of Bothriurus fragilis M. L. 1934 and B. zeugma M. L. 1945 with B. rochai M. L. 1932, with the definitive name of Bothriurus coriaceus rochai (Mello-Leitāo) 1932].


The many threads of service; address delivered at the Tenth Mental Hospital Institute Banquet.


NEW CONCEPTS of personnel; needs are changing.


TRAINING of ward personnel.

TRAINING of ward personnel.


ORGANIZING to meet new needs.

ORGANIZING to meet new needs.


FULL UTILIZATION of ancillary personnel.


RECRUTTING and retaining personnel.

RECRUTTING and retaining personnel.


VOCATIONAL rehabilitation in the mental hospital.


[Notes on acarology. XLIV. Survery on acarologic fauna of parasites in northeast Brazil].


MENTAL illness and prepayment insurance plans.


RECENT developments in the treatment of alcoholism.


INTENSIVE treatment of the senile psychotic.


APPLICATION of research findings to the hospitalized epileptic.


Correlation between the adsorption of diphtheria toxoid and of alizarin by aluminum oxide hydrate gels.


THE MENTALLY retarded, a community responsibility.


Absorption of fluid by red blood cells and hemolysis in shock induced by tourniquet.


PSYCHOANALYTIC contributions to treatment programs in mental hospitals.


HOUSEKEEPING problems of the mental hospital.


ADMINISTRATION of the hospital pharmacy.


Fluid absorption by red blood cells and hemolysis in experimental venous stasis.


ADMINISTRATIVE controls of material.

ADMINISTRATIVE controls of material.


Vaccinia virus multiplication in rabbit-kidney cell cultures; aspects of the evolution cycle.


ADAPTATION of old buildings to new needs.


NEW FRONTIERS in the mental health effort.


The psychiatric ward administrator.

The psychiatric ward administrator.


An English hospital for the mentally defective.


Education as therapy.

Education as therapy.


Uses of the past. VII. Architecture as therapy, 1803-1816.


Hospital construction: arrangements with architects and contractors.


An admissions unit on a shoestring.

An admissions unit on a shoestring.


Rx for reorganization.

Rx for reorganization.


Make your statistics speak English.

Make your statistics speak English.


Are your administrative policies geriatric.


A new community mental health program in Eastern Kentucky.


A dual-purpose treatment center; a combination day hospital and outpatient clinic serves community needs.


Toward social psychiatry.

Toward social psychiatry.


The way to an old man's heart.

The way to an old man's heart.


Uses of the past. VIII. English Quakers and architecture.


A DISCUSSION; the psychiatric ward administrator.


Problems of fire protection in mental institutions.


Permissive and authoritarian: two misleading words.


Pilot industrial program productive.

Pilot industrial program productive.


Developing a training program for industrial personnel.


Ward housekeeping proves its worth.

Ward housekeeping proves its worth.


Management of the geriatric mentally retarded patient.


Disciplinary problems of the mentally retarded.


Day hospital reorganization.

Day hospital reorganization.


New admission procedure reduces trauma.

New admission procedure reduces trauma.


The Amsterdam plan.

The Amsterdam plan.


Career residency programs in psychiatry.


How the C.I.B. rates facilities for patient care.


Youth pervades half-way house at NIMH.

Youth pervades half-way house at NIMH.


The case for activity budgeting.

The case for activity budgeting.


Developing a procedures manual.

Developing a procedures manual.


Administrative residencies.

Administrative residencies.


Nursing care of the geriatric patient.

Nursing care of the geriatric patient.


The family doctor and the convalescent patient.


Patients go camping in Indiana and in Texas.


Uses of the past. IX. American quakers and architecture.


A psychiatric unit in a teaching hospital.


The patient speaks: interpatient relations.


The role of ancillary personnel in the total treatment of psychiatric patients.


Inspecting the x-ray department.

Inspecting the x-ray department.


Hot water safety in mental hospitals.

Hot water safety in mental hospitals.


Award winning design for mental health center.


The value of the mental hospital farm.

The value of the mental hospital farm.


Food service is a business administration operation.


Specializing lubrication.

Specializing lubrication.


Action of oral antidiabetic drugs on carbohydrate metabolism of isolated rat diaphragm.


Metabolic effects of salicylate in man.

Metabolic effects of salicylate in man.


Fasting as an introduction to the treatment of obesity.


Brown fat: a review.

Brown fat: a review.


Metal chelation in the mechanism of action of glucogenic costeroids.


Dietary fat and cholesterol metabolism: effects of unsaturation of dietary fats on liver and serum lipids.


Biologic activity of 6-alph-amethyl compounds corresponding to progesterone, 17-alpha-hydroxyprogesterone acetate and compound S.


Utilization of peptides in hemoglobin formation.


Temporary cavity effects accompanying wounding by high velocity missiles; effects of trauma on striated muscle as observed by the electron microscopy.


The initial effort to immunize American soldier volunteers with typhoid vaccine.


WALTER REED Army Hospital celebrates fiftieth anniversary.


The sanitarian in disaster situations.

The sanitarian in disaster situations.


Rehabilitation nursing in a specialty hospital (tuberculosis).


Ionizing radiations; their possible relation to the etiology of some congenital anomalies and human disorders.


The relationship between the concentrations of serum lipoproteins and serum lipids.


The dentist and the space age.

The dentist and the space age.


Studies on the host parasite relationships to Schistosoma Japonicum. III. The use of purified antigens in the diagnosis of infection in humans and experimental animals.


The veterinarians' part in Air Force space research.


Divisional helicopter medical evacuation policies.


Drugs in asthma: their clinical usefulness and their dangers.


Classification of prisoners in American civil and military correctional institutions.


Anaphylaxis--a personal experience.

Anaphylaxis--a personal experience.


[Effects of general anesthsia on the urinary excretion of adrenal cortex hormones].


Clinical and therapeutic notes on dermatitis herpetiformis (Duhring).


[Effects of lanthasol for external use on elementary cutaneous phenomena (erythema, weal, blister) induced artificially].


[Cycloserine therapy of tuberculosis].

[Cycloserine therapy of tuberculosis].


[Dexamethasone in dermatology: first impressions].


[Preliminary results of dexamethasone treatment in dermatology].


[Preliminary therapeutic experience with dexamethasone in dermatology].


[A new synthetic corticosteroid, dexamethasone, in the treatment of bronchial asthma].


[Preliminary results of treatment with dexamethasone of rheumatic disease of childhood].


[Effects of lyophilization on the diffusible enzyme].


[Comparative experimental research on a product called Salvioli's diffusible vaccine, 6th series, of the I.S.M., which produced anomalous local reactions in the child, while being used preventively].


[Behavior of pyruvic & glutamic-oxalacetic transaminases in the blood of the rabbit subjected to explosive decompression in function of anatomicopathological damage].


[Changes induced in the electrocardiogram of the aged by the administration of nitroglycerin].


[Bromsulphonphthalein clearance test as an element in etiological differential diagnosis of prolonged obstructive jaundice in infants].


[Healing of tuberculous processes of the lungs evaluated with respiratory function tests].


[Transaminases in blood in liver diseases].


The management of emotional stress in the housewife.


The child with strabismus.

The child with strabismus.


Surgery in cardiac patients.

Surgery in cardiac patients.


The pelvic stress syndrome.

The pelvic stress syndrome.


Intracapsular fracture of the hip; the use of substitution femoral head prothesis in the primary treatment.


Atypical endometrial hyperplasia in the young woman.


Surgical injuries of the ureter.

Surgical injuries of the ureter.


Urinary diversion: uretero-sigmoidostomy with continent pre-anal colostomy.


Psychodynamics of hospitalization: some implications for nursing.


Menopausal and postmenopausal bleeding.

Menopausal and postmenopausal bleeding.


The present status of the antiatherogenic agents.


The phenomena of aging.

The phenomena of aging.


Pediatric urology; with special reference to abdominal masses in infants and children.


Time-saving methods of giving antepartal instruction and support during labor.


A program for pre-marital counseling.

A program for pre-marital counseling.


Elective induction of labor; patient's acceptance and reaction.


Underwood distinguished service oration.


The advantages of private medical care.

The advantages of private medical care.


The etiology of hypertension.

The etiology of hypertension.


Management of hypertension.

Management of hypertension.


Complications of malignant hypertension.


Malabsorption syndromes of intestinal origin.


Drug-induced jaundice.

Drug-induced jaundice.


Pathogenesis of atherosclerosis; present concept.


Observations on infections with enteroviruses in Missouri, 1956.


Whiplash injuries of the neck.

Whiplash injuries of the neck.


Congenital hypertrophic pyloric stenosis in identical twins.


Strokes; diagnosis and modern treatment. II. Treatment.


The only team that pilots and doctors recognize is their own.


Premature care plan saved 60 lives.

Premature care plan saved 60 lives.


PREMATURES gain in radiant-heated incubators.


Good training of nurses is up to doctors.


TRUSTEES work to learn how the hospital works.


Ontario plan aims at solvent hospitals.

Ontario plan aims at solvent hospitals.


What should we do about courtesy staffs.


Let's give the public the facts about costs.


DAYLIGHT is built in by plastic sky domes.