250 kv. rotation therapy for carcinoma of the esophagus using the Johns Hopkins screen intensifier.


The action of phenothiazine on the metabolism of infective nematode larvae.


Radiotherapy of lethal mid-line granuloma.


Influence of oophorectomy on steroid excretion in early pregnancy.


Oestrogen metabolism in the human foetus. II. Oestrogen conjugation by foetal organs in vitro and in vivo.


Oestrogen metabolism in the human foetus. I. Tissue levels following the administration of 17 beta-oestradiol and oestriol.


Estrogen metabolism in the human fetus and newborn.


Oestrogen metabolism in the human foetus. III. Nature of the conjugated oestrogen formed by the foetus.


Urinary 17-ketosteroids following administration of long-acting testosterone esters.


Oestrogen conjugation by the human intestinal tract.


Estriol in blood.

Estriol in blood.


A new class of long-acting steroid hormone esters.


Studies on the migration and transformation of lymphocytes in immunized and non-immunized animals.


The cell migration in the adrenal cortex of rats studied with tritiated thymidine.


Some observations on the sterilizing effect of ethylene oxide.


Microbiological methods for assaying panthenol.


Galactose I-phosphate in the intestinal tissue of the rat during galactose absorption.


Separation of galactose I-phosphate from other hexose phosphates by ion exchange.


Comparison of effects of phlorizin and phloretin 2'-galactoside on the renal tubular reabsorption of glucose in dog.


Pheochromocytoma.

Pheochromocytoma.


A new approach to the treatment of benign vaginitis.


The unique contributions of the voluntary health agency and government in support of cancer education.


Anterolateral chordotomy for relief of pain.


The spiritual aspect of the American College of Surgeons.


Use of snake venom phosphodiesterase in place of pancreatic ribonuclease for the testing of nucleic acid preparations from tobacco mosaic virus.


Virus infection and other factors affecting ribonuclease activity of plant leaves.


Factors contributing to requests for mental hygiene clinic treatment by veterans with psychiatric disorders.


Hemodialysis in acute renal failure and drug intoxication (a review of causes, indications for dialysis and management with case reports).


An ion exchange method for plasma ammonia concentration.


Changes in density of blood serum after total-body irradiation.


Arthopod-borne virus hemagglutinin production by infected hamster kidney-cell cultures.


Karyometric studies of the preoptic nucleus of Rana temporaria.


Participation of ipsilateral hemisphere lesions in the pathology of hemichorea and hemiballismus.


A new method for graphic study of human movements.


Differential diagnosis between diabetes insipidus and compulsive polydipsia.


Research in psychiatry.

Research in psychiatry.


A clinical consideration of psychopathic personalities.


Machine retrieval of pharmacological data.


Mitochondrial swelling produced by compounds exhibiting estrogenic activity.


Effect of various synthetic estrogens on the respiration of ascites tumor cells in vitro.


Augmentation of 6-aminonicotinamide antagonism of DPN-dependent enzymatic systems by diethylstibesterol.


Effect of amytal and diethylstilbesterol on the oxidation of DPNH by mouse tumor and liver mitochondria extracts.


Insufficiency of the vertebralbasilar arterial system. A clinical contribution to symptomatology.


Fordyce R. HEILMAN, M.D., 1905-1960.

Fordyce R. HEILMAN, M.D., 1905-1960.


Accomplishment and needs of cardiovascular research.


Pyogenic abscess of the liver.

Pyogenic abscess of the liver.


Intracardiac myxomas with report of two unusual cases and successful removal.


Elevated serum insulin associated with leucine-induced hypoglycaemia.


Waardenburg's syndrome. A syndrome of heterochromia of the irides, lateral displacement of the medial canthi and lacrimal puncta, congenital deafness, and other characteristic associated defects.


The St. Jude Hospital, Memphis, Tennessee.


The net-weighted H-T-P score as a measure of abstraction.


Treatment of postoperative respiratory derangements with nalorphine (N-allylnormorphine). Report of two cases.


Waardenburg's syndrome. A syndrome of heterochromia of the iridies, lateral displacement of the medial canthi and lacrimal puncta, congenital deafness, and other characteristic associated defects.


Indications for office gynecological procedures of a surgical nature.


The usefulness of culdoscopy in gynecologic diagnosis.


The local effect of carbon dioxide on human blood vessels.


Mass treatment of Wuchereria bancrofti filariasis with diethylcarbamazine. A trial at Inanwatan, Western New Guinea.


Atropine combined with carbachol for promotion ofngastric peristalsis.


Carcinoma of the bronchus. A survey of 278 cases.


Chromatographic separation of biologically active components from commercial trypan blue.


Trypan blue concentration and protein composition in sera of rats injected repeatedly with Trypan blue in relation to reticulosis and to reticulosarcoma.


Protein-bound azo dyes in the serum of rats fed 3'-methyl-4-dimethylaminoazobenzene.


Narcotic withdrawal syndrome in newborns.


The mechanism of external pancreatic secretion.


Wedge resection of the uterine fundus in the therapy of intractable menorrhagia.


Evaluation of some of the therapeutic mechanisms in the treatment of trichomonas vaginitis.


Differences in reactivity of legume lipoxidases.


Toxic waterbloom in Saskatchewan, 1959.

Toxic waterbloom in Saskatchewan, 1959.


The national community--its importance to Blue Shield progress.


Teaching through TV.

Teaching through TV.


A reusable plastic ice pack.

A reusable plastic ice pack.


Electrical methods used to determine musclenerve integrity.


Children and the post-concussion syndrome.


Anesthesia for cardiac surgery.

Anesthesia for cardiac surgery.


Studies of healing of experimental left ventricular wounds.


The use of oxytocin and vasopressin in obstetrics and gynecology.


The colored progressive matrices as an indicator of brain damage.


Metabolism of phospholipids. III. The effect of calcium ions on the incorporation of labelled choline into rat-liver microsomes.


Bacteremic shock in pyelonephritis and criminal abortion.


Free association to a fantasied psychotherapist. A case report.


Iodide handling by the thyroid in various thyroid diseases with particular reference to non-toxic goitre.


A comparative study of the metabolic fate of testosterone, 17 alpha-methyl-testosterone. 19-nor-testosterone. 17 alpha-methyl-19-nor-testosterone and 17 alpha-methylestr-5(10)-ene-17 beta-ol-3-one in normal males.


Iodide goitre.

Iodide goitre.


A light-scatter probe for aerosol studies.


Measurement of the physical decay of aerosols by a light scatter method compared to a radioactive tracer method.


Characteristics of dried Serratia marcescens in the airborne state.


Isolated displaced fracture of the posterior facet of the talus.


Phonocardiography.

Phonocardiography. In phonocardiography the second heart sound is important in appraisal of congenital heart disease and pulmonary hypertension because it reflects the duration of right ventricular systoles. The systolic murmur in patients with intracardiac shunt decreases as pulmonary hypertension develops, and may eventually disappear completely as the pulmonary pressure reaches systemic level. Reference tracings in phonocardiography are useful for showing the interrelationship of the various cardiac sounds and murmurs.


The advantages and disadvantages of using heparin as the sole anticoagulant during the first thirty days after acute myocardial infarction.


Marked electrocardiogram changes after exercise.


Prognosis of men returning to work after first myocardial infarction.


Studies of bovine erythrocytes in anaplasmosis. I. Flocculating properties of stromata in water.


The management of spasticity in multiple sclerosis.


Retroperitoneal fibrosis. An anatomic and radiologic review with a report of four new cases and an explanation of pathogenesis.


The immunological response produced in inbred mice following the isologous and homologous transfer of antigenically stimulated spleen cells.


Studies on the nature of antibody production during the in vitro culture of lymphoid tissues.


Regeneration of elements of donor origin in orthotopically grafted skin following the homograft response.


Acquisition of graft versus host tolerance.


A critical study of 100 consecutive wound infections.


A suggested method for the control of staphylococal infections in a large general hospital.


The "sterilization" of endoscopic instruments.


The in vivo production of penicillinase by hemolytic Staphylococcus aurens.


Properties of intestinal lipase.

Properties of intestinal lipase.


Effect of reduction of bowel flora on experimental staphylococcal infection in mice.


A period of unusual microbial susceptibility in an experimental staphylococcal infection.


Hospital development and communities.

Hospital development and communities.


Lack of a direct adrenotropic action of chorionic gonadotropin on the rat adrenal.


Cavitating septic pulmonary infarction; report of a case.


Aspiration pneumonitis--Mendelson's syndrome.


The use of dithiazanine iodide in the treatment of multiple helminthiasis in Sarawak, Borneo.


Certain clinical and climatological characteristics of the common cold.


The whip with the silver handle.

The whip with the silver handle.


Proteins in fish muscle. 16. Adenosinetriphosphatase activity of cod myosin and actomyosin.


Studies on the mode of action of excess of vitamin A. 1. Effect of excess of vitamin A on the metabolism and composition of embryonic chick-limb cartilage grown in organ culture.


Studies on the mode of action of excess of vitamin A. 3. Release of a bound protease by the action of vitamin A.


Adrenal steroid inhibition of vasopressin release from the neurohypophysis of normal subjects and patients with Addison's disease.


Action of neurohypophyseal hormones.

Action of neurohypophyseal hormones.


Semi-open method in the management of the burn wound.


Lymphangioma of the tongue.

Lymphangioma of the tongue.


Studies in organo-selenium compounds. I. Determination of Se.


The posthospital psychological functioning of former mental hospital patients.


The anaesthetist's assessment. Some factors to be considered at a pre-operative visit.


On the morphology, and life history of Fasciola nyanzae Leiper, 1910 from the hippopotamus.


Paramphistomum phillerouxi sp. nov. Paramphistomatidae) and its development in Bulinus forskalii.


Some effects of folic acid and vitamin B12 on nucleic acid metabolism in Lactobacillus leichmannii.


Infection complicating head injury. The value of preventive surgery.


Relative effectiveness of B12 and dimethylbenzimidazole B12-coenzyme in thymine methyl biosynthesis.


Conditioning verbal behavior of a psychiatric population in a group therapy-like situation.


Conditioning verbal behavior of schizophrenics in a group therapy-like situation.


Subject awareness of examiner influence in a testing situation.


A placement code for relay studs.

A placement code for relay studs.


A wide-range, constant-current shock stimulator.


Examination of an infrared method for determination of ratio of coproporphyrin isomers I and III.


Studies on variants of a bovine strain of parainfluenza 3 virus. 1. Isolation and growth characteristics.


An inhibitor of viral activity in cell cultures infected with the virus of foot-and-mouth disease.


Assembly of the peptide chains of hemoglobin.


A water-borne epidemic of Shigella boydi dysentery in the Barsa region (Burzenland).


Evaluation of respiratory mutants for selecting compounds for cancer chemotherapy study.


Experimental evaluation of actinomycin D.


A device for measuring foot deviations.

A device for measuring foot deviations.


Studies on vitamin E. 7. The effect of thiamine, riboflavin and pantothenic acid on ubiquinone and ubichromenol in the rat.


The effect of tocopherol, vitamin A, selenium and anti-oxidants on ubiquinone in the rat.


Studies on vitamin E. 4. The simultaneous determinations of tocopherols, ubiquinones and ubichromenols (substance SC) in animal tissues: a reconsideration of the Keilin-Hartree heart preparation.


Tocopherol, ubiquinones and ubichromenols in yeasts and mushrooms.


Heterotopic pancreas causing symptoms.

Heterotopic pancreas causing symptoms.


Anatomy and histochemistry of the salivary glands of the vampire bat, Desmodus rotundus murinus.


Influence of age and cataract formation on the ribonucleic acid of the lens. I. Changes in various fractions of ribonucleic acid of rat lenses during aging.


Fucose and sialic acid in glycoproteins of the mucus of the digestive tract.


Mechanisms in the interconversion of ribose 5-phosphate and hexose 6-phosphate in human hemolyzates. II. Erythrose 4-phosphate as intermediate and rate regulator in the interconversion of ribose 5-phosphate and hexose 6-phosphate.


The stomach and anaemia.

The stomach and anaemia.


The slide-culture as a rapid method for the determination of the resistance of tubercle bacilli to chemotherapeutic agents.


pH changes during muscle twitch and tetanus.


Tularemia of muskrats in Eastern Ontario.


Intracranial aneurysms and polycystic kidneys.


A comparison of social behavior in normal and hyperaggressive preadolescent boys.


The treatment of muscle pains frequently defined as fibrositis.


Pneumoencephalographic findings in various forms of cerebral palsy.


The isolation of crystalline tennecetin and the comparison of this antibiotic with pimaricin.


Stipitatic acid ethyl ester; a naturally occurring tropolone derivative.


Surgical management of penetrating injuries of the ascending aorta and aortic arch.


Cleidocranial dysostosis. Review of the literature and report of a case.


Serum glutamic oxalacetic transaminase activity in health and disease in pediatrics.


Occupational trauma and skin cancer.

Occupational trauma and skin cancer.


Calibration of micropipettes.

Calibration of micropipettes.


Familial hyperuricaemic nephropathy.

Familial hyperuricaemic nephropathy.


"Rheumatoid arthritis" with negative serological reaction.


Some rarer rheumatic diseases.

Some rarer rheumatic diseases.


Experimental glomerulonephritis. The pathogenesis of a laboratory model resembling the spectrum of human glomerulonephritis. Daily injections of any one of several foreign serum proteins produced in rabbits functional and morphological alterations similar to those seen in acute, subacute, and chronic human glomerulonephritis. The critical factor determining whether a rabbit would develop renal disease and the type of disease developed was the amount of antibody the rabbit formed. Those responding with much antibody were likely to develop an acute, self-limited glomerulonephritis and to be subsequently immune to further renal damage. Those responding with antibody barely sufficient to neutralize the antigen injected developed subacute and chronic glomerulonephritis. In the circulation of the rabbits with chronic glomerulonephritis, there was a daily recurring antigen-antibody reaction in the region of near antigen excess to near antibody excess which presumably led to the disease. Antigen apparently in the form of antigen-antibody complexes was deposited along the renal capillary basement membranes coincident with the development of subacute and chronic glomerulonephritis. Once developed, the morphologic stigmata of chronic glomerulonephritis persisted even after injections of antigen were stopped. However, in milder instances the renal function recovered in part after stopping antigen. This experimental model has several implications: first, the renal injury is precipitated by antigens with no known affinity for, or immunologic relationship to, kidney; second, antigen antibody complexes localize in the kidney, apparently on the basis of non-immunologic factors, and may be an etiologic agent of renal injury; third, severe hypersensitivity disorders can be related specifically to relatively poor as well as to good antibody responses; and finally, the pathogenesis suggested here offers an alternative to that of nephrotoxic serum nephritis for the experimental approach to the study of human glomerulonephritis.


Regeneration of insulin activity from the separated and inactive A and B chains.


Experimental evaluation of potential anticancer agents. V. In vitro cell culture as a tool in primary drug evaluation and antibiotic isolation.


Clinical and electromyographic appraisal of aminophenylpyridone.


Advanced extrauterine pregnancy.

Advanced extrauterine pregnancy.


Studies of the growth of the upper facial skeleton using radioactive calcium.


A sucrose-fermenting strain of Salmonella poona.


Salmonellae in a poultry-processing plant.


The effect of chlorination on chicken carcasses infected with Salmonellae.


Rapid isolation of salmonellae from faeces. Factors and techniques leading to the more rapid isolation of salmonellae from faeces that are negative by direct plating were examined. The aim was to increase the number of specimens on which positive reports might be given within 24 hours of receipt. Salmonellae were isolated from 279 of the specimens studied. Brilliant green MacConkey agar was found to be the most satisfactory solid selective medium both for direct plating and as a subculture medium, giving large characteristic colonies after 24 hours' incubation. Selenite F medium, inoculated with undiluted faeces, incubated at 43 degrees C., and subcultured after six hours' incubation on to brilliant green MacConkey agar, was the most successful rapid method of enrichment, though the results were considerably inferior to those obtained after 24 hours' incubation. Seventy-six of the positive specimens examined were negative by direct plating on three different selective media; 24 (31.6%) of these were positive on subculture from selenite F incubated for six hours at 43 degrees C. and 21 (27.6%) when incubation was at 37 degrees C. The use of six-hour subcultures from 43 degrees C. selenite F as a supplement to direct plating added significantly to the number of positive results. Other techniques that were tried but found to be of no practical value were dilution of the faeces before inoculation on solid and fluid media, and replica plating from one solid medium to another after a few hours' incubation.


Metabolism and mammary secretion of serum proteins in the cow.


The isolation and structure of beta-melanocyte-stimulating hormone from horse pituitary glands.


Adrenocorticotropin (ACTH). XXII. The countercurrent distribution behavior in a single solvent system of adrenocorticotropins from sheep, beef and pig pituitary glands.


Nomenclature of the nicotinamide nucleotide coenzymes.


Deposition of globular lipid in arterial cells in relation to anoxia.


Respiratory consequences of passive body movement.


Podiatry in a veterans administration hospital.


Measurement of drugs and dilution of lotions.


A classroom demonstration of some pharmacological properties of antibiotics.


The metabolism of drugs by liver microsomes from alloxan-diabetic rats.


A second Chinese family with haemoglobin Q.


Expired air resuscitation in a contaminated atmosphere.


Familial leukopenia-neutropenia in Yemenite Jews. Observations on eleven families.


Alkaloid studies. XXV. The structures of the Aspidosperma alkaloids cylindrocarpine and cylindrocarpidine.


Alkaloid studies XXVI. The constitution of pyrifolidine.


Genetics of human cell lines. III. Incorporation of 5-bromo- and 5-iododeoxyuridine into the deoxyribonucleic acid of human cells and its effect on radiation sensitivity. The human cell line D98S can be cultivated indefinitely in the presence of up to 3 x 10(-5)M 5-bromodeoxyuridine (BUDR), without loss of cell viability. During this time, BUDR is incorporated into both strands of the DNA molecules, replacing up to 45 per cent of the thymidine and thereby rendering the cells highly sensitive to UV light and to x-rays. Cells grown for a limited period of time in the presence of 5-iododeoxyuridine (IUDR) become UV-sensitized, while prolonged cultivation with IUDR results in the loss of cell viability. The properties of the BUDR label permitted the demonstration that: (a) human DNA replicates in a "semiconservative" manner; (b) the degree of radiosensitization of BUDR-treated cells depends on whether the DNA has been substituted in one strand only ("unifilarly") or in both strands ("bifilarly"); (c) functional human DNA is produced during partial inhibition of protein synthesis. The potential applicability of this new rational principle of radiosensitization to the radiotherapy of neoplastic diseases is discussed.


Acute plasma cell leukemia. A case report.


Emotional factors in coronary occlusion.


The behavior of 5-ribosyluracil in systems devised to study the sequence of nucleotides in ribonucleic acids.


The action of ultrasonics on spontaneous and transplantable tumours of animals and on malignant tumours of humans.


Intracellular structures in tumours induced by polyoma.


The viral etiology of leukemia.

The viral etiology of leukemia.


Viruses and tumors.

Viruses and tumors.


Adynamia episodica hereditaria or hyperkalaemic periodic paralysis.


Werner's syndrome.

Werner's syndrome.


Carbohydrate and sodium metabolism in periodic paralysis.


Developmental physiology of the mutant female sterile(2)adipose of Drosophila melanogaster. I. Adult morphology, longevity, egg production, and egg lethality.


Developmental physiology of the mutant female sterile(2)adipose of Drosophila melanogaster. II. Effects of altered environment and residual genome on its expression.


Benign adenomatous polycystic kidney tumor. (Perlmann's tumor).


The blood-brain barrier.

The blood-brain barrier.


Bilateral, calcified subclavian arterial aneurysms in a young adult male. Report of a unique case.


Observations on persistence of war neurosis.


Homografts on isologous and homologous radiation mouse chimaeras.


Missouri-Oklahoma type Tripoli.

Missouri-Oklahoma type Tripoli.


Fat free body weight of Swedish air force pilots.


Effect of Sterculia foetida oil on uptake of water by the avian egg yolk.


Hypnosis in surgical states.

Hypnosis in surgical states.


Nystatin.

Nystatin.


New "inject-tainer".

New "inject-tainer".


Management of sudden collapse in the dental chair.


Emergency (on the spot) resuscitation of collapse using direct artificial respiration (D.A.R.) and external cardiac compression (E.C.C.).


Circulatory response to tilt with some anti-emetic and sedative drugs.


The antisialogogue effect of trimethobenzamide HC1 (Tigan), trimeprazine tartrate (Panectyl), diphenhydramine HC1 (Benadryl), dimenhydrinate (Gravol, Dramamine), and cyclizine lactate (Marzine, Marazine).


Chloroform and halothane in a precision system.


Potentiation of thiopentone anaesthesia. Comparison of promethazine, chlorpromazine, perphenazine, fluphenazine, thiopropazate, pipamazine and triflupromazine.


Circulatory response to tilt with phenothiazines.


Acute barbiturate intoxication.

Acute barbiturate intoxication.


Cerebral angiography in patients over fifty.


Prolongation of thiopental-induced sleep in dogs by narcotic analgesics.


Circulatory response to tilt with narcotic analgesics in normal healthy male subjects.


Comparison of the cardiovascular, respiratory and metabolic effects of methoxyflurane and halothane in dogs.


Peri-uterine and subperitoneal novocain blockade as preliminary time of local anaesthesia in pelvic surgery by the abdominal route.


Conversion to streptomycin resistance (Akiba's phenomenon) in a presumably stationary population of Staphylococcus aureus.


Certain aspects of the host-parasite relationship of Nematospiroides dubius (Baylis). I. Resistance of male and female mice to experimental infections.


John Hunter's microscope slides.

John Hunter's microscope slides.


The architectural history of the Hunterian museum.


Chromosomal abnormalities in a child with a convulsive disorder.


The effect of high and low salt intake and repeated episodes of sweating on the human eccrine sweat gland.


The effect of repeated episodes of profuse sweating on the human eccrine sweat glands.


Demonstration of blood currents with radiopaque streamers.


Leonardo da Vinci's heart model and his studies of the blood flow.


Use of "radiopaque streamers" to show blood currents in the heart.


Nuclear changes in thyroidal epithelium following radiation from radioidine.


Assay of the exophthalmos-producing substance in the serum of patients with progressive exophthalmos.


The pulmonary blood volume in man.

The pulmonary blood volume in man.


Objective evidence of the state of acquired valve lesions obtained without trauma before and after surgery.


The causes and evolution of coronary obstruction.


The influence of social and emotional factors in the treatment of tuberculosis.


Fractionation of yeast amino acid-acceptor ribonucleic acids by counter-current distribution.


Air injection to prevent synechias in keratoplasty.


Thyroid uptakes by human beings following oral administration of different I-131 preparations.


Excavating pulmonary metastases.

Excavating pulmonary metastases.


The combined radiologic and gastroscopic evaluation of gastric ulceration.


A varicose-vein stripping set.

A varicose-vein stripping set.


Environmental bone disease of hitherto undescribed type.


Specific inhibition of RHo(D) antibody by sialic acids. Agglutination of Rh(O)(D) erythrocytes by specific antiserum was inhibited by crude and crystalline N-acetylneuraminic acid, less inhibited by its glycoyl derivative, and weakly inhibited by its degradation product, N-acetyl-mannosamine, and by D-mannose. A brain ganglioside containing neuraminic acid and a Pseudomonas polysaccharide were even more inhibitory. Inhibition was specific for anti-D sera.


Thomas ADDISON and after.

Thomas ADDISON and after.


The physical and emotional results of hysterectomy; a review of 162 cases.


Leadership in nursing administration. II. How to motivate?


The anaesthetist's role in open heart surgery.


The hormonal control of lactation.

The hormonal control of lactation.


Not every case of Judet's arthroplasty gives bad long term results; Follow-up investigation of 34 cases from 2 to 8 years after operation.


Concepts of medical supply assessment in terms of disaster preparedness.


The use of biplane angiocardigraphy for the measurement of left ventricular volume in man.


Age of nurse helps determine her attitude toward patients.


Nurse-doctor relations an attitudes toward the patient.


Gastro-oesophageal carcinoma of mixed histological type.


Intraoesophageal adenocarcinoma.

Intraoesophageal adenocarcinoma. A study of 87 cases of carcinoma involving the gastro-oesophageal region included seven cases of adenocarcinoma confined to the anatomical limits of the oesophagus. Six of these intraoesophageal adenocarcinomas appear to have arisen in "oesophagi lined by columnar epithelium". The seventh, a carcinoma of double histological pattern associated with a sliding hiatus hernia, showed a complex mixture of epithelial structures in the lower oesophagus. The histogenesis of intraoesophageal adenocarcinoma is discussed, and it is stressed that its prognosis may be relatively favourable.


Studies in experimental water intoxication.


Potassium glucose 6-O-sulphate as a substrate for glycosulphatase.


O-sulphate esters of L-serine, L-threonine and L-hydroxyproline.


Observations on the metabolism of tyrosine O[35S]-sulphate in the rat.


The training of biochemists.

The training of biochemists.


Determination of inorganic sulphate in studies on the enzymic and non-enzymic hydrolysis of carbohydrate and other sulphate esters.


Present status of the surgical treatment of tetralogy of Fallot.


Early paediatrics in the Antipodes [A.J. TURNER].


Dark and light adaptation in pigmented and white rat as measured by electroretinogram threshold.


The duplex nature of the retina of the nocturnal gecko as reflected in the electroretinogram. The effect of light and dark adaptation on the electrical activity in two species of nocturnal gecko, Hemidactylus turcicus and Tarentola mauritanica was studied. The electroretinogram of both species changes from the scotopic type in the dark-adapted state to the photopic type after strong light adaptation. For the scotopic response fusion frequencies up to 18 flashes per sec. are obtained in both species. For the photopic response fusion frequencies up to 50 flashes per sec. are seen in Tarentola, and up to 25 flashes per sec. in Hemidactylus. Proceeding from dark to light adaptation the increment threshold (dI) is measured at different levels of adaptive illumination (I). At low levels of illumination the dI/I ratio is found to be small and at high levels of illumination to be large. No difference in the dI/I ratio is obtained for test lights of 462 and 605 mmicro. During dark adaptation the change of threshold after exposure to moderate and weak lights (up to 10(3) times dark threshold) is rather fast. After light adaptation to strong light (10(6) times dark threshold) duplex dark adaptation curves are seen with a break separating a fast and a slow phase of dark adaptation. The significance of these results from a retina which possesses sense cells of only one type is discussed.


Learning without swimming in a water maze.


Facts and theories of shape discrimination.


Gertrude L. ANNAN, president, Medical Library Association, 1961-62.


The development of medical practice in Bedford Township, New York, particularly in the area of Katonah.


The survey and after.

The survey and after.


Significance of the concentration of nonprotein-bound plasma cortisol in normal subjects, Cushing's syndrome, pregnancy, and during estrogen therapy.


The margarine disease.

The margarine disease.


Comparison of diatrizoate methylglucamine, sodium acetrizoate, and diatrizoate sodium in cerebral angiography.


Changes in patterns of intelligence test performance associated with homonymous visual field defects.


Language disorders in braindamaged patients. The effects of homonymous visual field defects.


Accuracy and consistency of time-estimation by four methods of reproduction.


Visual word recognition by deaf and hearing children.


Legal aspects of the claim.

Legal aspects of the claim.


Keynotes I have verified.

Keynotes I have verified.


Haemolysins in venoms of Australian snakes. Observations on the haemolysins of the venoms of some Australian snakes and the separation of phospholipase A from the venom of Pseudechis porphyriacus.


Vision in an empty visual field.

Vision in an empty visual field.


Studies on local anesthetics. XXVI. Influence of the lateral side chain on the anesthetic activity of substituted basic acetanilides.


Obesity in relation to ophthalmology.

Obesity in relation to ophthalmology.


The biologic foundation of menstruation and uterine bleeding.


Ocular manifestations of systemic disease during infancy and childhood.


The phlebographic semeiology of portal alterations.


Treatment of a case of intestinal pseudopolyposis by means of ileostomy with colloidal Au198.


Ethical problems connected with surgery.


Hypothermia in surgery.

Hypothermia in surgery.


The past, present and future of extra-corporeal circulation.


Radiosotopes in surgical treatment.

Radiosotopes in surgical treatment.


On pulmonary sarcoidosis.

On pulmonary sarcoidosis.


The classification of endocarditis.

The classification of endocarditis.


Biopsy of the liver in lepromatous leprosy.


Oscillometry and pressure of the carotid artery. A preliminary report.


The effect of chlortetracycline on Australian parrots naturally infected with psittacosis.


The effect of citrate infusion on the electrocardiogram of the hypothermic and normothermic dog.


Studies of arthropod-borne virus infections in Queensland. II. Serological investigations of antibodies to dengue and Murray Valley encephalitis in Eastern Queensland.


Some aspects of the mechanism of vestibular haircell stimulation.


On the case for repeal of Ewald's second Law.


Comparison of electron transport systems in vegetative cells and spores of Bacillus cereus.


Mechanism of dipicolinic acid stimulation of the soluble reduced diphosphopyridine nucleotide oxidase of spores.


The absorption of folic acid and labelled cyanocobalamin in intestinal malabsorption, with observations on the faecal excretion of fat and nitrogen and the absorption of glucose and xylose.


Lenten dishes that are different. Olives can be more than a relish.


Using postage stamps to teach history of nursing.


Snacks and beverages for holiday parties.


Bilateral kidney stones, kidney failure and death in childhood due to hyperoxaluria and oxalosis.


Empgoxment opportunities for nurses.

Empgoxment opportunities for nurses.


Hypogammaglobulinemia. Report of an unusual variation.


The intracerebral infection of mice with Bordetella pertussis.


The intranasal infection of mice with Bordetella pertussis.


Newer approaches in venereal disease case finding.


Aortic bypass procedure for study of gastric microcirculation.


Effects of serotonin on circulation in the rat kidney.


Hormonal and pharmacologic influences on microcirculation in the rat stomach.


Injection into the vertebral arteria via the posterior route.


Nine hundred calories.

Nine hundred calories.


The Sebatier reaction for inorganic recovery of oxygen in manned space capsules.


Significance of the organism's reaction to burns and the possibility of infleucing it.


On the role of human serum plasminogen activator during "spontaneous" activation of the fibrinolytic system.


Speculation on the future of immunization with live attenuated virus.


The Streptococcus faecalis oxidases for reduced diphosphopyridine nucleotide. VI. Inhibition of the flavoprotein peroxidase by its electron donor.


American education of the adolescent retardate.


Influenza of horses.

Influenza of horses.


Asian influenza in pregnancy and congenital defects.


Haemodynamic effects of guanethidine.

Haemodynamic effects of guanethidine.


A comparison of the pulmonary blood flow between left and right lungs in normal subjects and patients with congenital heart disease.


Regional pulmonary blood flow in patients with circulatory shunts.


Detection of unilateral renal disease in hypertension with diodrast 131-I.


The use of bretylium tosylate (Darenthin) in hypertension.


A rating scale for psychological health.


Further outbreaks of botulism in Canada.


Leukoencephalopathy associated with Hodgkin's disease.


Nasal polyposis.

Nasal polyposis.


The use of heparin as an anti-inflammatory agent.


Some observations on vomiting animals.

Some observations on vomiting animals.


Comparative in vitro evaluation of various antibiotics.


The action of fast carbon and heavier ions on biologic materials. Inactivation of dried enzymes.


The non-homogeneity of haemoglobin in the light of the kinetics of its oxidation reaction.


An ontogenetic study of phenobarbital-C-14 in cat brain.


Value of mercaptomerin and intravenous aminophylline in cardiac oedema resistant to other diuretics.


Investigations of the amnesic properties of scopolamine and related compounds.


X-ray protection of certain sulf-hydryl compounds and their precursors in mice.


Significance of elevated lactic acid in the postmortem brain.


Steroid 21-hydroxylase in normal testes and malignant interstitial cell tumors.


Biosynthesis of steroids by testicular tumors complicating congenital adrenocortical hyperplasia.


Effect of adrenalectomy, thyroidectomy, thyro-adrenalectomy and cortisone on eruption rate of incisors in adult female rats.


Diametric fractures of the pelvis.

Diametric fractures of the pelvis.


Amide metabolism in yeast. III. Aliphatic amide metabolism in Candida utilis.


Amide metabolism in yeasts. I. The phenol-hypochlorite method for the estimation of amides and related compounds in uptake studies.


Virus excretion after mass vaccination with attenuated polioviruses in Hungary.


An epidemic of Bornholm disease in Hungary in 1958.


Enterovirus studies in connection with the 1959 poliomyelitis epidemic in Hungary.


Pigmented tumors of the skin.

Pigmented tumors of the skin.


Effect of adrenalectomy and cortisone on eruption rate of incisors in young female albino rate.


Asymmetry of the kidneys in disease of the main renal artery.


Radiation hazards of mass miniature radiography.


Island of the Dodo.

Island of the Dodo.


Some factors influencing prenatal care.

Some factors influencing prenatal care.


Changes in meaning as a function of age.


A technique of intracapsular cataract extraction. Report of 242 unselected cases.


Impact of hospital insurance on patient care.


Training in social gerontology.

Training in social gerontology.


Head pain. Report of an interesting case.


Physical factors relating to gas embolism in blood.


Assessment of a dye technique for measuring graded mitral regurgitation in dogs.


Temporary bilateral occlusion of the common carotid and vertebral arteries in the monkey at normal body temperature.


Demonstration of tissue interfaces within the body by ultrasonic echo sounding.


Special series on hospital planning. III. The new Yorkhill Maternity Hospital.


Indications for the induction of labour.


Radiology in stereotaxic cerebral surgery.


Research in food administration.

Research in food administration.


Work sampling simplifies work scheduling.


Light coagulation in ophthalmology.

Light coagulation in ophthalmology.


Management of diverticulitis of the colon.


Quadriplegia due to guineaworm abscess.

Quadriplegia due to guineaworm abscess.


Osteochondromatosis of a joint.

Osteochondromatosis of a joint.


Further evidence on the nature of prefolic A.


Education of the public concerning cancer.


The missed malignant case.

The missed malignant case.


Acute hypoxia during rapid decompression and emergency descent in a commercial jet aircraft.


Urinary excretion of indolic compounds in rats with intestinal pouches.


Effect of plasmin in vitro on clotting factors in plasma.


Studies on the activation of a serum esterase with ether and its relationship to C'l-esterase.


Trifluoperazine (stelazine) in the treatment of seasickness.


Luigi PORTA and his contribution to vascular surgery.


Isolation and preservation of cultures of Sphaerotilus.


Salicylate intoxication. Significance of measurements of salicylate in blood in cases of acute ingestion.


Lipoma of the stomach.

Lipoma of the stomach.


Familial dysautonomia. Recently discovered case.


A case of toxicity to excess 'carbocaine' with probable reactivity of rheumatic disease.


Spontaneous selection of food.

Spontaneous selection of food.


Paper chromatographic and paper electrophoretic analysis of iodothyronine and diiodotyrosine preparations.


Intestinal atresia or stenosis in the newborn associated with fibrocystic disease of the pancreas. In a review of cases of intestinal atresia or stenosis in the newborn at Children's Hospital of Los Angeles it was noted that in approximately 10 per cent there was clinical or anatomic evidence of fibrocystic disease of the pancreas. Histologic sections of the bowel in all these cases showed the alterations of the mucosa commonly found in fibrocystic disease. Extensive ulceration, foreign body reaction and calcium deposition in the bowel wall were observed in five cases. Sections through the site of obstruction in one patient showed narrowing of the diameter of the bowel with preservation of muscular layers, but replacement of the central portion by a vascular, fibrous diaphragm in which giant cells, hemosiderin and calcium were prominent. This suggested that in certain instances obstruction of the intestine may be caused by fibrosis secondary to injury of the mucosa by abnormal meconium. Awareness of the common association of intestinal obstruction and fibrocystic disease of the pancreas and recognition of the histologic change in the bowel in fibrocystic disease may lead to early diagnosis of this disorder in some infants with intestinal obstruction.


Growth and development of children with galactosemia.


A comparative study of caries experience in Adventist and other children.


The quantitative analysis of parent behavior toward psychotic children and their siblings.


Reciprocal relationships aid the private hospital and its community.


Fetal, parental, and environmental factors associated with perinatal mortality in mothers under 20 years of age.


Toxemia of pregnancy.

Toxemia of pregnancy.


Public health and medical aspects of the Roseburg, Oreg., disaster.


What is P.A.S. really like?

What is P.A.S. really like?


Dimethyldiguanide in diabetes mellitus; report of a small trial.


Internal medical audit report.

Internal medical audit report.


A comparison of two gonadotrophic extracts, PMS and HCG, with a critical examination of assay procedure.


The changing attitude toward tracheotomy.


The hemostatic defect of acute and chronic uremia.


Classes for expectant parents.

Classes for expectant parents.


Esophageal defects in dermatomyositis.

Esophageal defects in dermatomyositis.


Base pairing in DNA.

Base pairing in DNA.


Causes of juvenile delinquency.

Causes of juvenile delinquency.


Tuberculosis of the salivary glands. A collective review.


Dietary service in progressive patient care.


How to plan progressive patient food service.


Tick paralysis.

Tick paralysis.


Career service classification.

Career service classification.


Carotid pulses and peripheral plethysmograms at rest. Comparison between older healthy men and men with coronary artery disease.


Arterial volume and pressure pulse contours in the young human subject.


A study of arterial pressure plethysmograms and impedance plethysmograms.


Rapid methods for the bacteriophage typing of staphylococci.


Bacteriophage impregnated disks with a redox indicator for rapid typing of resistant strains of Staphylococcus aureus.


Rapid visualization of the results in staphylococcal bacteriophage typing tests.


A challenge to organized medicine in the health insurance field.


Careful processing of claims saves time in long run.


No matter how it's flavored, physicians, don't want government control of medicine; voluntary health insurance is a positive way to combat it.


Letter to a young doctor.

Letter to a young doctor.


Exudative enteropathy.

Exudative enteropathy.


Steroids. VI. Thiazoloandrostanes.

Steroids. VI. Thiazoloandrostanes.


Advantages of the megavolt treatment in advanced cases of bladder carcinoma.


Eosinophile granuloma of the bone.

Eosinophile granuloma of the bone.


Effect of feeding calcium-enriched common salt on growth, nutritional status & calcium balance in school children.


A report on 313 inguinal herniae repaired with nylon nets.


Use of modified milk food containing fruit pulp in infant feeding. I. Effect of feeding milk foods containing mango or banana fruit pulp on the growth and general health of infants.


The treatment of acute rheumatic fever.

The treatment of acute rheumatic fever.


Inherited enzyme disorders. A new and expanding area of far-reaching significance.


The acid mucopolysaccharides of connective tissues.


Enzyme histochemistry of the cells in Hodgkin's disease and allied disorders.


Primary carcinoma of the appendix arising in an adenomatous polyp.


Relative thymolytic activities of cortisol and prednisolone derivatives in the adrenalectomized rat.


Nature of the sinus lining cells of the spleen.


Relative thymolytic activity of synthetic corticoids using a 6-day injection assay in the adrenalectomized rat.


The relative thymolytic activities of corticoids using the ovariectomized-adrenalectomized mouse.


Anti-estrogen assay of neutral steroids administered by gavage.


Biological activity of 9 alpha, 11 beta-dihalo steroids.


Anti-estrogen assay of neutral steroids administered by subcutaneous injection.


The androgenic activity of a phenanthrene derivative in castrated-adrenalectomized rats.


Extended hospital services for the psychiatric patient.


Masked depression.

Masked depression.


Reversible water loosing state, caused by incomplete ureteric obstruction.


Rehabilitation after stroke. Emphasis on usefulness in restoration of function. The physical treatment of patients with paralysis after stroke is not a casual prescription of exercise but involves an evaluation of the patient from the mental and sensorimotor standpoint to determine his disabilities and abilities. This is necessary to prescribe and direct a precise form of activity and functional exercises that will promote a return of functional patterns of movement useful to the patient for his independence.


Nutritional aspects of pesticides and the use of agricultural chemicals.


The third party in medicine.

The third party in medicine.


Characterization of the metabolic gradient in cat small intestine by layer fractionation.


Familial fructose and galactose intolerance.


Haemoglobin Q-alpha-thalassaemia.

Haemoglobin Q-alpha-thalassaemia.


INH prophylaxis and treatment in bovines.


Generalized cryptococcosis with osseous involvement.


Prophylactic isoniazid in nurses in a tuberculosis hospital.


Tobacco consumption and mortality from cancer and other diseases.


Oxidative phosphorylation and some related phenomena in pigment granules of mouse melanomas.


Congenital lesions of the diaphragm.

Congenital lesions of the diaphragm.


Design and contruction of an intensive care facility.


Design and construction of an intensive care facility.


Auricular arrhythmias and acute myocardial infarctions.


Spring incidence of ruffed grouse blood parasites.


A comparison of 3 new synthetic analgesics and Demerol.


Correlation between chronaximetric excitability and the glutamic-oxalacetic transaminase contents of antagonist muscles.


Legal uses of radio frequency energy.

Legal uses of radio frequency energy.


A study of suicide in the Seattle area.

A study of suicide in the Seattle area.


Fresh look at traditional x-ray procedure brings--less radiation exposure for patients--lower cost per x-ray.


Vis medicatrix nature.

Vis medicatrix nature.


Narcotics addiction in our community primarily an educational problem.


Urinary diversion through an isolated rectal segment.


Acute massive duodenal ulcer hemorrhage. Direct suture control and vagotomy pyloroplasty.


A multipurpose gastrostomy tube.

A multipurpose gastrostomy tube.


Vagotomy pylorplasty and suture--a safe and effective remedy for the duodenal ulcer that bleeds. A progress report on 100 consecutive cases.


Effects of 2-amino-2-hydroxymethyl-1,3-propanediol on intracranial hypertension.


Methodology for industry.

Methodology for industry.


Chemical derivatives of alpha-chymotrypsinogen IV. A comparison of the reactions of alpha-chymotrypsinogen and of simple carboxylic acids with diazoacetamide.


Distribution of radioactivity in man after the oral ingestion of small test doses of radiolabeled cyanocobalamin.


The measurement of metabolic and vascular responses in the thyroid gland with observations on its responses to insulin, glucose and adrenaline.


Current concepts in therapy. Treatment of Parkinson's disease. 1. Medicinal therapy. 2.


Medical program for Parkinson patients.

Medical program for Parkinson patients.


Parkinson's disease.

Parkinson's disease.


The treatment and outlook for Parkinson's disease.


Treatment of Parkinson's disease. 1. Medicinal therapy. 1.


The infant's diet. (From the works of Soviet pediatricians).


A challenge to death.

A challenge to death.


Specificity of deoxyribonuclease II from calf spleen.


On the effect of glucagon on histamine-induced and spontaneous gastric acid secretion in man.


Gastric function in diabetes mellitus. A clinical and experimental study with special reference to gastric secretion of acid.


Gastric secretion of acid in diabetes mellitus during basal conditions and after maximal histamine stimulation.


Effects of dilution and washing on ram spermatozoa studied by the flow dialysis technique.


Stenosis of left ventricular outflow tract. Causes and contrast visualization.


Impending aortic rupture, pathogenesis of x-ray signs.


Low viscosity contrast media for cardiovascular visualization.


Vertebral angiography. Percutaneous transfemoral technic suitable for outpatient application.


The effects of specific gravity upon the distribution of intravascular contrast agents.


Murder by suffocation.

Murder by suffocation.


Sheehan's syndrome.

Sheehan's syndrome.


Inside nucleic acids.

Inside nucleic acids.


The role of subcortical structures in conditioned reflexes.


Human biliary-pancreatic secretion.

Human biliary-pancreatic secretion.


Surgical treatment of chronic pancreatitis.


Special tubes for total bile and pancreatic juice collection in the human.


Postoperative myelography.

Postoperative myelography.


Incorporation of thymidine into deoxyribonucleic acid by extracts from bacteria exposed to ultra-violet light.


Deoxyribonucleic acid instability in the presence of chloramphenicol in ultraviolet-light-exposed bacteria.


Treatment of the habitually hyperemotional child with trimeprazine. A clinical study.


Auditory screening for infants and preschoolers.


Diagnosis of cystadenocarcinoma of the ovary.


Morbidity from cancer of the uterus in East Baton Rouge Parish.


The epithelium-stroma junction in the uterine cervix. Histologic and electron microscopic studies.


Lawyers, physicians, and the court.

Lawyers, physicians, and the court.


The first axenic cultivation of a rotifer species.


Heat inactivation of Rous sarcoma virus.


Hormonal influence on lymphocyte differentiation from RES cells.


Similarities between physiologic and radiologic accelerated aging.


Cluster testing. A new dimension in syphilis epidemiology.


New Jersey poliomyelitis immunization experience, July 1958 to June 1960.


Tissue changes in experimental ackee poisoning. Pathological changes produced in rabbits.


A reliable low cost instrument for determining atmospheric oxidant levels.


Diuretic response to chlorthalidone.

Diuretic response to chlorthalidone.


A present concept of blood coagulation.

A present concept of blood coagulation.


Direct and indirect coronary reactions due to different vasoactive factors.


Pelvic pain in women.

Pelvic pain in women.


The evaluation of the use of ultrasound in frostbite therapy.


The development of organ systems in nematotaeniid cestodes. I. Early histogenesis and formation of reproductive structures in Baerietta diana (Helfer. 1948).


The development of organ systems in nematotaeniid cestodes. II. The histogenesis of paruterine organs in Baerietta diana.


Blood groups, serum genetic factors, and haemoglobins in Ellice Islanders.


Blood groups, serum genetic factors, and haemoglobins in Gilbert Islanders.


Haptoglobins in Tongans (Polynesia).

Haptoglobins in Tongans (Polynesia).


Influence of cardiac activity on coronary flow control.


Correlation between the surface electrocardiogram and air sac morphology in the White Leghorn rooster.


Idiopathic demyelination of brain-stem and cord in a miniature poodle puppy.


The stimulant effect of barium on the release of acetylcholine from the superior cervical ganglion.


Self-diffusion of water in tobacco mosaic virus solutions.


The influence of exposure to low levels of gamma and fast neutron irradiation on the life span of mice. II. Further studies using the daily radiation to death procedure for evaluating life span shortening in mice.


Pharmacological and toxicological compounds as protective or therapeutic agents against radiation injury in experimental animals. II. Protection against chronic radiation lethality in mice.


The influence of exposure to low levels of gamma and fast neutron irradiation on the life span of animals. I. Chemical protection against chronic radiation injury in mice.


Chemical antidotes for radiation injury.


The possible role of DNA-ase I in DNA replication.


Psychiatry at the crossroads. V. Despite fragmentation of psychiatry and unscientific approaches to research. all hospitals can glean vital information through patient-focused investigations.


Long-continued inhibition of gastric secretion by poldine methosulphate in patients with peptic ulcer.


Methicillin.

Methicillin.


Peptic ulcer.

Peptic ulcer.


The complete retention of transforming activity after reversal of the interaction of DNA with mercuric ion.


Endobronchial hamartoma.

Endobronchial hamartoma.


Mediastinal cystic granuloma due to Histoplasma capsulatum. A report of three patients treated surgically.


Physical problems of psychiatrically hospitalized elderly persons.


Physical problems of older people.

Physical problems of older people.


Studies on immunity to Uncinaria stenocephala infection in the dog. Double vaccination with irradiated larvae.


Age, strain and sex differences in susceptibility to Cysticercus fasciolaris in the mouse.


Oestrogen-induced atrophy of the skin in dogs.


Steady-state oxidation of glucose in hyperthyroid and hypothyroid rats.


Steady-state oxidation of glucose in the diabetic rat.


Indications for steroid anaesthesia.

Indications for steroid anaesthesia.


Strontium and calcium metabolism in parathyroid and thyroid disorders, osteoporosis, and Paget's disease.


Thoracic aortography as a diagnostic aid in congenital heart disease.


Some aspects of cerebellar physiology.

Some aspects of cerebellar physiology.


A model clinical program for optometric students.


The interaction of a nonionic detergent with protein. I. Physical properties of the protein detergent complex.


Muscular dystrophy treated with norethandrolone.


Direct ion-exchange chromatography of tissue extracts without precipitation of protein by use of non-ionic detergents.


Diagnosis and treatment of muscle diseases. Current concepts in thediagnosis and treatment of muscular dystrophy and other diseases of muscle.


Muscular dystrophy.

Muscular dystrophy.


Mitosis in Neurospora.

Mitosis in Neurospora.


Inhibition of appetite in dairy cattle by certain intermediate metabolities.


Transmembrane potential curves obtained in vivo with use of a tank.


Defence mechanisms of the skin against alkaline substances.


Factors predisposing to infections.

Factors predisposing to infections.


The conditions under which the use of combinations of antibiotics is undesirable.


Behcet's disease.

Behcet's disease.


The pharmaceutical industry and the doctor. What of the future?


The relationship of the alumni to the medical school.


The role of vitamin A acid.

The role of vitamin A acid.


Chemistry of visual adaptation in the rat.


A phage-fluorescent antiphage staining system for Bacillus anthracis.


Night blindness, dark adaptation, and the electroretinogram.


Comminuted Colles' fractures. Evaluation of a method of treatment.


Physical findings associated with ventricular aneurysm.


Effects of pregnancy of iodine metabolism in the primate.


The newer penicillins.

The newer penicillins.


Changes in visual gnostic functions and emotional behaviour following unilateral temporal pole damage in the 'split-brain' monkey.


Nonpuerperal galactorrhea. Eleven cases without enlargment of the sella turcica.


Work study at Belfast City Hospital-2.

Work study at Belfast City Hospital-2.


Work study at Belfast City Hospital. I.

Work study at Belfast City Hospital. I.


Sensory nerve conduction in patients with diabetes mellitus and controls.


Studies on the incidence of tularemia in Alaska.


The biologic activity of vitamin A acid.


Hearing rehabilitation centers in the United States.


Cache Valley virus, isolated from a Trinidadian mosquito, Aedes scapularis.


Acute and sub-acute toxicity studies of thallium compounds.


Meckel's diverticulum.

Meckel's diverticulum.


Chronic hypochromic microcytic anaemia associated with haemoglobin H.


Measurement of the sulphydryl content of tissue cultures.


Chronic diffuse non-suppurative amoebic hepatitis.


Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency. A new aetiological factor of severe neonatal jaundice.


Evidence for the enzymatic synthesis of N-(5'-phosphoribosyl) anthranilic acid, a new intermediate in tryptophan biosynthesis.


The formation of 4-hydroxyphenylpyruvic acid and phenylpyruvic acid by tryptophan auxotrophs and wild-type Aerobacter aerogenes considered in relation to the general aromatic pathway.


Lability of N-o-carboxyphenylribosylamine as a factor in the study of tryptophan biosynthesis.


Essential hypertension and inheritance of vascular reactivity.


Vascular reactivity in hypertension.

Vascular reactivity in hypertension.


Blood pressure and body build in men in tropical and temperate Australia.


The mediastinum in portal hypertension.

The mediastinum in portal hypertension.


Cystography in bladder tumours. A technique using "Steripaque" and carbon dioxide.


Some novel acid-stable penicillins.

Some novel acid-stable penicillins.


Chondroitin sulphate and collagen in the connective tissue of the rooster comb.


Pott's paraplegia treated by antero-lateral decompression.


Congenital equino-varus.

Congenital equino-varus.


Poison ivy dermatitis.

Poison ivy dermatitis.


Narrowing of the intervertebral-disc space in children. Presumably an infectious lesion of the disc.


Unusual subjective reaction following di-hydrostreptomycin. Report of seven cases.


Effect of progesterone withdrawal on time of oestrus and mating behaviour in female rats.


African pig disease.

African pig disease.


The principal cells of the salt-gland of marine birds.


Solitary chondroma of the right main bronchus.


Behaviour of absorbable gelatine sponge in the animal middle ear.


The uterine biopsy technique for following the histologic changes caused by Vibrio fetus in the uterine mucosa.


Colostomy for repair of atresia of anus and rectum in a pig.


Development of resistance to streptomycin by Bact. lactis aerogenes (Aerobacter aerogenes). I. The role of mutation and of physiological adaptation.


Development of resistance to streptomycin by Bact, lactis aerogenes (Aerobacter aerogenes). II. A comparison of mutants of different origins.


The binding of ATP by native and by modified proteins.


The proteolytic activity of actin preparations.


Arthrogryposis multiplex congenita. Case due to disease of the anterior horn cells.


An outbreak of water-borne Shigella gastroenteritis.


Ectodermal dysplasia of anhidrotic type in prolonged fever in an infant. Use of silver chromate plate test for presumptive diagnosis.


Anterior ethmoid nerve syndrome.

Anterior ethmoid nerve syndrome.


Infectious asthma.

Infectious asthma.


The effect of vagotomy on the intestinal phase of gastric secretion.


Comments on the cause of peptic ulcer.

Comments on the cause of peptic ulcer.


Immediate oophorectomy and adrenalectomy in metastic breast cancer.


Why does not the stomach digest itself?

Why does not the stomach digest itself?


Recognition of perceptually ambiguous stimuli in grade school children.


The influence of age on the course of reinnervation of muscle.


Apoplexy associated with brain tumours.

Apoplexy associated with brain tumours.


Acoustic neuroma. Repair of facial nerve with autogenous graft.


Bleeding aneurysms of the basilar artery. Direct surgical management in four cases.


Subdural haematoma from arterial rupture.


Radiation flavor--fact or fancy.

Radiation flavor--fact or fancy. Experimental results indicate that sensory evaluations in different laboratories give equivalent results if standardized procedures and a standard sample are used. Conflicting results concerning the flavor of irradiated foods are due largely to different methods of evaluation and to incorrect interpretation of results. Unusual flavor due to irradiation should be considered different, not necessarily objectionable.


Medical illustrating in Minnesota.

Medical illustrating in Minnesota.


Epilepsy in multiple sclerosis.

Epilepsy in multiple sclerosis.


Effect of gamma-aminobutyric acid on pulmonary stretch receptors in the cat.


Biosynthesis of acid-soluble nucleic acid precursors in ultra violet-irradiated and chloramphenicol-treated Escherichia coli B.


On the metabolic stability of nucleic acids in u.v.-irradiated Escherichia coli B.


Clinical and biochemical studies of anthranilic acid as an ocular hypotensive agent.


A comparison of tonography with three Schiotz weights in normal eyes.


An ophthalmologist's approach to fibrinolysis.


The significance of changes in scleral rigidity during the water provocative test.


The significance of the diurnal phasic variation of intraocular pressure in normal and glaucomatous eyes.


The significance of the diurnal tension variations in normal and glaucomatous eyes.


The tonometer in the early diagnosis of glaucoma.


The effect of Pitressin on cardiac output coronary, hepatic, and intestinal blood flow.


Measurement of hepatic blood flow by bromsulphalein and by the electromagnetic flowmeter.


The regulation of pancreatic secretion by serotonin.


The effect of serotonin and serotonin precursor of pancreatic secretion in the dog.


Acute sigmoid volvulus. Concepts in surgical treatment.


Hepatic hemodynamics in experimental ascites.


The effects of malaria control on growth and some other health indices.


Malaria in the Pare area of Tanganyika. Part II. Effects of three years' spraying of huts with dieldrin.


Psychiatry--office problems. III. The general practitioner and his "psychiatric practice".


A function for tissue mast cells.

A function for tissue mast cells. Experimental elimination of mast cells from the peritoneal tissues of the rat by distilled water treatment inhibited the increase of vascular permeability which normally follows a passively induced antigen-antibody reaction in peritoneal tissue. Thus mast cells may contribute to the initiation of inflammation which follows antigen-antibody reactions.


Clinical and bacteriological trials of Furaltadone.


The influence of very low temperatures on the sensibility of the ascites tumour to x-irradiation.


A behavioural investigation into muscular pain.


Neuro-physiological mechanisms involved in muscular pain.


Three gamma-globulins in normal human serum revealed by monkey precipitins. Precipitating antibodies specific for three normal human gamma-globulins of relatively slow electrophoretic mobility were prepared in monkeys and demonstrated by immtinoelectrophoresis in conjunction with absorption techniques in which two myeloma globulins were used as absorbents.


The informing interview.

The informing interview.


The effect of incubation on three fowl tumour viruses.


The medical practitioner and his income tax.


The inactivation by organic solvents and detergents of partially purified Rous I virus preparations.


Effects of foreperiod, foreperiod variability, and probability of stimulus occurrence on simple reaction time.


A procedure for direct observation of family interaction in a child guidance clinic.


Affect-stimulating effects of colors.

Affect-stimulating effects of colors.


Perception in the context of social and personality theory.


The effect of thiazide diuretics on the abnormal kidney.


Comparative psychological studies of Negroes and whites in the United States.


Pseudo-nodal rhythm caused by cigar smoking.


Observations on aphasia in a polyglot poet.


The pathological physiology of pancreatic inflammation. Current status, 1960.


Survival in x-chromosomal muscular dystrophy.


Music therapy with psychotic children.

Music therapy with psychotic children.


The physiology and pathogenesis of pancreatic inflammation.


A three year clinical evaluation of Dalacin in the treatment of lepromatous leprosy.


Effect of pilocarpine on transfer on Ca45 and K42 to rat submaxillary gland and kidney.


The influence of chronic undernutrition on bone growth in children.


The influence of ingestion of calcium and other soap-forming substances on fecal fat.


Calcium binding by normal human saliva.

Calcium binding by normal human saliva.


Comparison of the adsorption of influenza virus strain B/Berlin/2/55 on aluminum oxide and on aluminum hydroxide.


Cardiac arrhythmias induced by minimal doses of epinephrine in cyclopropane-anesthetized dogs.


Prothrombin measurement by two stage technique with optimum molarity of calcium.


Induction of automaticity in cat papillary muscles by sympathomimetic amines.


Ovulation time. A modified rat hyperemia test compared with other criteria.


A simplified fermentation tube for the examination of drinking-water.


A study of the adoptive secondary response to a protein antigen in mice.


Acquired immunological tolerance to a fraction of bovine gamma globulin.


Effectiveness of lipid and lipidophilic substances as adjuvants.


Elimination of 131-I-labelled protein antigens from the circulation of the mouse.


On the nature and mode of action of the copperprotein, tyrosinase. I. Exchange experiments with radioactive copper and the resting enzyme.


On the nature and mode of action of the copperprotein, tyrosinase. II. Exchange experiments with radioactive copper and the functioning enzyme.


Effect of respiration on the pericardial friction rub.


Image discriminator apparatus for cytophotometry.


University of Minnesota School of Nursing.


The nasal airway and hearing in patients with cleft palate.


Peripheral bronchial carcinomas. A radiological and pathological study.


Occlusive disease of the coronary arteries.


Profound hypothermia in cardiac surgery.


Therapeutic radiology.

Therapeutic radiology.


Trauma and ankylosing spondylitis.

Trauma and ankylosing spondylitis.


Early pioneers in tropical medicine.

Early pioneers in tropical medicine.


Tropical diseases.

Tropical diseases.


Dermatitis from alcohol.

Dermatitis from alcohol.


Genetic crosses between restricted and unrestricted phage T1 in lysogenic and non-lysogenic hosts.


Creating an employee advisory committee.


Properties of stressed bone.

Properties of stressed bone.


Growth of a strain of entamoeba histolytica at room temperature.


Medico-statistical information from Denmark for the years 1958 and 1959.


Causes of late foetal death in Denmark 1955--1957.


On visual contrast thresholds. 4. The influence of the background area on thresholds, determined by the method of variable stimuli.


On visual contrast thresholds. V. The influence of the background area on thresholds, determined by the method of constant stimuli.


A coronary disease study among Cochin Jews in Israel.


The elevator esophagus. A fluoroscopic clue to possible organic disease.


Granulomatous prostatitis due to Cryptococcus neoformans (Torula) with disseminated cryptococcosis and meningitis.


Tumors of the spermatic cord.

Tumors of the spermatic cord.


Metastatic carcinoma involving the parathyroid glands. Report of two cases and a short review of the literature.


Effects of thiamine deficiency on the central nervous system.


A longitudinal study of the growth and development of prematurely and maturely born children.


A longitudinal study of the growth and development of prematurely and maturely born children. VI. Physical development in age period 2 to 4 years.


The incidence of mental and physical handicaps in school-age children of very low birth weight.


Air pollution.

Air pollution.


Cholelithiasis and hiatus hernia.

Cholelithiasis and hiatus hernia.


Clinically unrecognized myocardial infarction following surgery.


Experiences in the management of recurrent spontaneous pneumothorax.


Neonatal deaths among infants of diabetic mothers. Postmortem findings in ninety-five infants.


Turnover rate of myeloma proteins in serum and urine determined after intravital labelling with glycine--1--C--14.


Hypernephroma and polycythaemia.

Hypernephroma and polycythaemia.


Electron microscope studies of epidermal melanocytes, and the fine structure of melanin granules. Melanocytes and melanin granules have been studied by electron microscopy in normal human and cat skin, and in hyperplastic human skin lesions. The melanocytes have always been found as free cells within the epidermis,i.e., on the epidermal side of the dermal membrane. Melanocytes frequently rest on the dermal membrane or bulge towards the dermis. In such cases the uninterrupted dermal membrane is uniformly thin and smooth in appearance, in contrast with the regions alongside Malpighian cells, where it appears appreciably thicker and seemingly anchored to the basal cell layer. Two types of melanin granules have been distinguished according to their location in the melanocytes and to morphological characteristics which may only express different stages in the maturation of the granules: (a) light melanin granules in which a structure resembling a fine network is apparent; (b) dense melanin granules which, in osmium-fixed preparations, appear as uniformly dense masses surrounded by a coarsely granular, intensely osmiophilic shell. Treatment of sections of osmium-fixed tissues with potassium permanganate has revealed within the dense granules the existence of an organized framework in the form of a regular, crystalline-like lattice. It is suggested that this basic structure is protein in nature and may include the enzymatic system capable of producing melanin. The existence is reported of fine filaments located in the cytoplasm of melanocytes and morphologically distinct from the tonofilaments found in Malpighian cells.


Anatomical findings in a case of Schoenlein-Henoch syndrome. Relationship of this condition to collagen diseases.


Bilateral osteosarcoma in the phalanges of the hand. W solitary case report.


Frequencies of hairy pinnae among Indian and Sinhalese peoples.


The incidence of carcinoma of the stomach in the office practice of internal medicine.


Pulmonary function in different animals.


Some aspects of the action of polyene antifungal antibiotics.


Purchasing under budget law.

Purchasing under budget law.


Interaction of viruses in the intestinal tract of man. I. Interference between wild and vaccine poliovirus strains.


Primitive technique for an old problem.

Primitive technique for an old problem.


Sixty-five-day interval between the births of twins. A case report.


Calcification in a benign, nonfunctioning tumor of the adrenal.


The metbolic effects of trauma to denervated tissue in man.


The influence of hypothermia on metabolism during hemorrhagic shock.


A reorientation program.

A reorientation program.


Microscopical examination of the stool for steatorrhea.


Care of the wounded.

Care of the wounded.


Enzymatic hydrolysis of adenosine 3',5'-phosphoric acid.


The effect of shock on the lung. (A preliminary report).


Industrial trauma. III. Abdominal injuries.


Flavoprotein-catalyzed direct hydrogen transfer between pyridine nucleotides.


Selective localization of tetracycline in mitochondria of living cells. The property of tetracycline to induce fluorescence has been used to determine its localization in living cells. It was found that this antibiotic, as well as the related antibiotics oxytetracycline and chlorotetracycline, specifically combines with the mitochondria of living cells, either in tissue culture or in fresh preparations from various organs.


The value of sialography in the diagnosis of parotid tumours.


Synthesis of 1-beta-mercantopropionic acid oxytocin (desamino-oxytocin), a highly potent analogue of oxytocin.


Resynthesis of insulin from its glycyl and phenylalanyl chains.


Negative feedback mechanism of cholesterol synthesis in experimental nephrosis.


Sequence of development of hypercholesterolemia and hypoproteinemia in aminonucleoside nephrosis.


Enzymatic activity of the isolated glomerulus in normal and nephrotic rats.


[Clinical and laboratory study of 437 children with typhoid fever].


The effect of cobalt salts on the nucleoli of hepatic cells (investigations conducted by phase contrast illumination).


Sub-fractionation of human serum leucine aminopeptidase.


A workable program for senile mental changes.


Isolation and properties of sorghum alpha-amylase.


The genetic relationship between thermostability of poliovirus and its in vivo response to cystine.


Facilitation of infection of monkey cells with poliovirus "ribonucleic acid". The plaque titer of poliovirus "ribonucleic acid" on monkey kidney cells cultured in vitro is greatly increased by depleting these cells of calcium and treating the "ribonucleic acid" inoculum with a suspension of any one of several poorly water-soluble substances before inoculation. These undissolved substances apparently facilitate infection by serving as solid vehicles for the "ribonucleic acid."


Antigenic structure of rabbit gamma globulin.


An epidemiologic approach to inherited disease susceptibility.


A study of relationships between family situation, bronchial asthma, and personal adjustment in children.


Local sensitization to tuberculin.

Local sensitization to tuberculin.


Multiple readings and determination of maximal intensity of tuberculin reaction.


Halochromogens in human urine associated with pregnancy and ovulation. I. Application of absorption spectroscopy to the iodinecolor complex with particular reference to catecholamines.


Factors affecting the estimation of pregnanediol in human urine.


Avascular (aseptic) bone necrosis associated with systemic lupus erythematosus.


A latex nucleoprotein test for diagnosis of systemic lupus erythematosus. A comparative evaluation.


An attempt to produce systemic lupus erythematosus and rheumatoid arthritis by crude desoxyribosenucleic acid and joint antigens.


Rehabilitation and occupational therapy.


Inhibitory action of dithiocarbamates on enzymes of animal tissues.


The effects of ionizing radiations on the biochemistry of mammalian tissues. V. The influence of x-irradiation on the hydrolysis of adenosine triphosphate and other nucleotides.


The effects of ionizing radiations on the biochemistry of mammalian tissues. IV. Effects of mercaptoethylamine and dithiocarbamates on enzymes of intermediary carbohydrate metabolism.


The influence of exposure to low levels of gamma and fast neutron irradiation on the life span of animals. II. Influence of daily exposures to gamma radiation on the hematopoietic tissues of rats.


The influence of exposure to low levels of gamma and fast neutron irradiation on the life span of animals. IV. Influence of daily exposure to low doses of gamma radiation on the hematopoietic tissues of rats.


Determination of arsenic in air and biological materials.


Man versus environment.

Man versus environment.


Scientist and public.

Scientist and public.


The effect of bacterial endotoxins on the water intake and body weight of mice. Injection of endotoxin of Gram-negative bacilli into NCS mice caused an immediate reduction or interruption of water intake by these animals, with a resultant loss of body weight. Endotoxins prepared by three different techniques from four different cultures of Gram-negative bacilli yielded products having approximately the same activity in inhibiting water intake. The minimum effective dose was 0.1 microg. or less. With all toxin preparations tested, the duration of the effect was directly related to the dose injected. The heat-killed cells of Esch. coli proved approximately as effective as the endotoxins prepared from Gram-negative bacilli. In contrast, heat-killed cells of Mycobacterium tuberculosis (BCG) were much less active, and heat-killed cells of Staphylococcus aureus were essentially inactive. Mice previously treated with endotoxin exhibited a marked degree of tolerance to the inhibition of water intake caused in normal animals by a subsequent treatment with the same material. Tolerance could also be induced by vaccination with heat-killed Gram-negative bacilli. Tolerance overlapped from one bacterial species to another but was more pronounced toward the endotoxin prepared from the bacterial culture with which the animal was vaccinated. The duration of the inhibitory effect of endotoxin on water intake was much shorter with mice fed a complete diet than with mice fed a deficient diet (corn). It took approximately the same dose of endotoxin (0.1 microg.) to inhibit water intake, reduce the influx of polymorphonuclear leucocytes, and enhance staphylococcal infection.


The effect of the intestinal flora on the growth rate of mice, and on their susceptibility to experimental infections. Mice delivered by Caesarian section were used to develop a new mouse colony which has been maintained in an environment protected from contact with common mouse pathogens, but not in the germ-free state. These mice, designated as NCS, were compared with animals of the same sex and age coming from the parent colony maintained under ordinary conditions. The NCS mice grew more rapidly than ordinary mice on complete diets; moreover, they continued to gain weight-although at a slower rate-when fed deficient diets which caused ordinary mice to stop growing, or to lose weight. The NCS mice proved much more susceptible than ordinary mice to certain experimental bacterial infections. In contrast, they were much more resistant than ordinary mice to the lethal effect of large doses of endotoxins. However, they responded to injection of minute amounts of these endotoxins by a marked increase in susceptibility to staphylococcal infection. Bacteriological studies revealed striking qualitative differences between the intestinal flora of NCS and ordinary mice. When NCS mice were contaminated-either by contact or by feeding-with a strain of Escherichia coli recovered from the intestine of ordinary mice, they acquired the characteristics of the latter animals with regard to weight gain on various diets, and to response to bacterial pathogens and endotoxins. NCS mice have been found well suited to the study of several nutritional, bacteriological, and immunological problems and it appears that their production on a large scale will not present unsurmountable difficulties.


The hospital in modern Utopia.

The hospital in modern Utopia.


Differentiation of quail bronchitis virus and infectious bronchitis virus by heat stability.


Congenital communication between the right coronary artery and the right atrium. A case report of successful surgical repair.


Effects of a highly absorbable fortified vitamin formula on appetite and growth in children.


Myotonia congenita with "delayed myotonia".


A comparative histochemical study of oxidative enzyme and phosphorylase activity in skeletal muscle.


Progressive muscular dystrophy of the Duchenne type in females and its mode of inheritance.


The myopathies.

The myopathies.


Fixation of opsonizing factors by the virus-antibody complex.


Skeletal evidence of speech?

Skeletal evidence of speech?


Structural evidence in the brain for a theory of the evolution of behavior.


Ileal atresia of the newborn.

Ileal atresia of the newborn.


Burns and pediatrics.

Burns and pediatrics.


End-to-end venous anastomoses in small puppies. Techniques, results, growth, and some factors influencing thrombus formation.


Studies on the effects of human growth hormone in premature infants.


Endocrine problems of the newborn infant.


The effects of deprivation of portal blood on the liver and its influence on carbon tetrachloride liver injury in the rat.


Thermal and electrical properties of nucleic acids and proteins.


On the properties of the Stuart-Prower factor.


A hitherto undescribed congenital haemorrhagic diathesis probably due to fibrin stabilizing factor deficiency.


Plasma thromboplastin antecedent and the activation of factor IX.


Tissue changes accompanying acclimatization to low atmospheric oxygen in the rat.


Frequency of nursing procedures performed at the bedside.


Mechanism of facilitation at the crayfish neuromuscular junction.


Presynaptic inhibition at the crayfish neuromuscular junction.


The quantal nature of transmission and spontaneous miniature potentials at the crayfish neuromuscular junction.


Modern aids to diagnosis of virus diseases.


Virological aspects of Behcet's disease.


Modified technique for intravenous cannulation.


Discussion on the early diagnosis of congenital abnormalities.


Mucocutaneous changes. Manifestations of blood dyscrasias and hemorrhagic disturbances.


Determination of prednisolone in the presence of hydroxyzine and in formulations containing analgesics.


Malic enzyme induction by lactic acid bacteria. II. Purine and pyrimidine requirements.


Isolation and classification of a new series of Azotobacter bacteriophages.


Initial events in cardiogenesis.

Initial events in cardiogenesis.


Man-made air. Problems and limitations.

Man-made air. Problems and limitations.


Scuba diving injuries. Predisposing causes and prevention.


'Carbon tet' -- kidney remover.

'Carbon tet' -- kidney remover.


Radiation hazards in diagnostic radiology.


Antimetabolite-metabolite cancer chemotherapy using continuous intra-arterial methotrexate with intermittent intramuscular citrovorum factor. Method of therapy.


The effect of venous pressure on oxygen availability in cerebral tissue.


Vitamin C in relation to cold temperature tolerance.


Isolation of the floc-forming organism Zoogloea ramigera and its culture in complex and synthetic media.


Quartan malaria relapsing after thireteen years.


A simple device for copying radiographs.


On the metabolic effects of 6-chloropurine.


The metabolism of 6-chloropurine-8-C14 in the rat.


The radiological interpretation of the scout film in the acute abdomen.


Results of treatment of malignant neoplastic disease with radioactive colloidal gold (Au-198). An analysis of 60 cases.


A progress report on in-plant hazard identification systems.


Diseases of the eyelids and lacrimal apparatus.


Treatment of metastatic carcinoma of the thyroid with radioactive iodine.


Sustained-release methylprednisolone (Medrol Medules) in the treatment of allergic disorders in children.


[Solitary polyps in children].

[Solitary polyps in children].


Leukemia and reticular neoplasms in the mouse after intermittent irradiation.


The uptake of sulfur-35 by the connective tissues surrounding irradiated skin tumors.


Effect of acridine orange on living bull spermatozoa.


Effects of light and optical sensitization by acridine-orange on living bull spermatozoa.


Mensuration of the heads of boar spermatozoa.


Nuclear structure of human spermatozoa.

Nuclear structure of human spermatozoa.


Some psychiatric aspects of general medicine.


Studies on loiasis in monkeys. III. The pathology of the spleen in drills (Mandrillus leucophaeus) infected with Loa.


The Chilean earthquakes of May 1960.

The Chilean earthquakes of May 1960.


Changes in pH of the perfusate during hypoxia in isolated perfused cat lungs.


Acid mucopolysaccharides in the trabecular meshwork of the chamber angle.


Problems of modern combat medicine.

Problems of modern combat medicine.


How to plan space for sanitation storage.


Gaudeamus igitur dum iuvenes sumus.

Gaudeamus igitur dum iuvenes sumus.


News and views on present and future school health programs.


A suggested medical association school health program.


Identification of Haemophilus vaginalis.


London medical societies in the eighteenth century.


Inhibition of erythropoiesis by estrogens.


Allergic reactivity of iris epithelium in vitro as demonstrated by interference cinemicrography.


Viral carcinogenesis.

Viral carcinogenesis.


Tomographic evaluation of hemodynamic changes in mitral stenosis with a statistical note on normal tomographic findings.


A new high potency antidiabetic sulfonylurea [N-(1-hexahydro-1-azepinyl)-N'-p-tolyl-sulfonylurea].


Effects of long-term tolbutamide therapy on severity of diabetes in partially depancreatized rats.


Studies concerning a possible humoral factor produced by working muscles. Its influence on glucose utilization.


Anesthesia in obstetrics.

Anesthesia in obstetrics.


Iodinated polystyrene dispersions for reticuloendothelial system studies.


On a case of primary abdominal molar pregnancy.


Effect in vitro of thyroid-stimulating hormone on the hexose monophosphate pathway in thyroid.


Investigations regarding changes in the peripheral blood-picture in lupus erythematosus.


Hexose monophosphate pathway in pituitary tissue.


Stimulation in vitro of hexose monophosphate pathway in thyroid by iodotyrosines and synkavit.


Control of microorganisms on blankets.

Control of microorganisms on blankets.


Second glaucoma survey of Allegheny County and environs.


An automatic device for voiding urethrography in infants and small children.


The value of dehydration in intravenous pyelography--an experimental study.


The action of d-tubocurarine on the extraocular muscles in strabismus.


Tubal pregnancy associated with tuberculous salpingitis.


Spontaneous activity in the isolated nerves of pulmonate molluscs.


Oak leaf poisoning in two horses.

Oak leaf poisoning in two horses.


Observations on the fine structure of old age pigment.


A longitudinal comparison of intelligence involving the Wechsler-Bellevue I and WAIS.


Varicellous herpes zoster, with special reference to 3 cases.


Some considerations of the art of the practice of medicine.


Factitious hypoglycemia due to chlorpropamide. Report of a case, with clinical similarity to an islet cell tumor of the pancreas.


Some principles of dietotherapy.

Some principles of dietotherapy.


Factors influencing in vitro synthesis of progesterone.


Type-3 adenovirus infection with gastrointestinal symptoms.


Human-amnion-tissue culture in the routine virus laboratory.


An outbreak of aseptic meningitis associated with a previously unrecognized virus.


Biological and serological properties of Frater virus -- a cytopathogenic agent associated with aseptic meningitis.


Human thyroid tissue culture in diagnostic virology.


Extra-abdominal abscesses of intestinal origin.


Passage of labeled albumin into canine aortic wall in vivo and in vitro.


Quantitative analysis of the development of experimental atherosclerosis in the dog.


A case of hydatid disease in Northern Nigeria.


Positional otitis media.

Positional otitis media.


Bromelain and the cervix uteri.

Bromelain and the cervix uteri.


VDRL slide spinal fluid test.

VDRL slide spinal fluid test.


Patterns leading to the Nightingale School.


Observations on tocopherol absorption by pigs.


A nomogram for calculating autoradiograph exposures.


The effect of methylation on the anaesthetic action of ethyl-methyl-propyl-thiobarbiturate.


A review of the cardiovascular effects of halothane.


Alterations in response to somatic pain associated with anaesthesia. VI. The effect on a non-barbiturate intravenous anaesthetic--G.29505.


Alterations in response to somatic pain associated with anaesthesia. I. An evaluation of a method of analgesimetry.


Alterations in response to somatic pain associated with anaesthesia. IV. The effect of subanaesthetic concentrations of inhalation agents.


The effect of scopolamine on methohexital anaesthesia.


Thiopentone and methohexital, a comparison as main anaesthetic agents for a standard operation.


The effects of premedication with phenothiazine derivatives on the course of methohexitone anaesthesia.


Alterations in response to somatic pain associated with anaesthesia. II. The effect of thiopentone and pentobarbitone.


Some factors influencing the induction characteristics of methohexitone anaesthesia.


Alterations in response to somatic pain associated with anaesthesia. III. The effect of hydroxydione.


Pharmacological action of anaesthetics in relation to clinical effect.


Inhibition of experimental skin wheal by some ataractic and antihistaminic drugs.


Safer intravenous anaesthesia.

Safer intravenous anaesthesia.


The dentist's relations with the laboratory craft.


The ECG pattern in pulmonary embolism.

The ECG pattern in pulmonary embolism.


Does the urinary excretion of imidazole acetic acid reflect the endogenous histamine metabolism in man?


Histamine in man under physiological and pathological conditions.


The prognosis of pulmonary embolism. A medical and physiological follow-up examination of patients treated at the Department of Internal Medicine and Surgery, Karolinska Sjukhuset, in 1952-1958.


Can smoked food be carcinogenic?

Can smoked food be carcinogenic?


Is leprosy transmitted by arthropods?

Is leprosy transmitted by arthropods?


Listeriosis in four siblings.

Listeriosis in four siblings.


Radioactive materials.

Radioactive materials.


Health hazards from ionizing radiation.

Health hazards from ionizing radiation.


Some biomedical problems of the nuclear age.


Some environmental factors and the development of uterine cancers in Israel and New York City.


Adenosinetriphosphatase activity and the active movements of alkali metal ions.


Gratitude and responsibility.

Gratitude and responsibility.


Complications in the diagnosis and surgery of strabismus.


Present status of the A and V syndromes.


Identification of minor flavonoid impurities found in commercial rutin.


An objective method of determining psychiatric treatment.


Acceleration therapy of recurrent depressions.


Combination of antidepressant with electroshock therapy.


The antidepresant qualities of Elavil.

The antidepresant qualities of Elavil.


The dynamic structure of depression.

The dynamic structure of depression.


The treatment of depression in private practice.


Carcinoma of the oesophagus with survival.


Diabetes and the competitive years. A personal experience.


Incidence of urethral stricture in the male after urethritis.


An effect of insulin on production of glucose during hepatic glycogenolysis.


Permanent coil for short-wave therapy.

Permanent coil for short-wave therapy.


The effect of separation between test and inducing fields on brightness constancy.


A bilateral hip arthroplasty.

A bilateral hip arthroplasty.


Bed rest in twin pregnancy.

Bed rest in twin pregnancy.


The occurrence of 1-methyladenine in ribonucleic acid.


Ultrasonic absorption and reflection by lung tissue.


Communication and purpose--ingredients for longevity.


Electronic data processing of national vital statistics.


How well is your family?

How well is your family?


Antenatal diagnosis of congenital heart block.


The epidemiologic aspects of cervical carcinoma as revealed by cytologic study.


Lung cancer mortality experience of men in certain occupations in California.


Intrapartum rupture of the endocervix; a case report.


Chromosomal abnormalities. Mental deficiency and disease of the endocrine.


Subsequent obstetrical performance of patients meeting the historical criteria for cervical incompetence.


Peabody picture vocabulary test performance of trainable mentally retarded children.


The role of educators in evaluating mentally retarded children.


Prevalence of carcinoma arising in cervical stumps.


Pathogenesis of a virus-induced leukemia in mice.


The conservative pathologist and the morphology of tumors produced by three cancer viruses in mice.


The clinical value of paper electrophoresis.


The patern and causes of "breaks" following vaccination with attenuated hog cholera vaccines.


Survival of spermatozoa in coconut milk extenders.


A comparison of the growth properties of Coxsackie virus strains A-9 and A-10 with poliovirus strain Mahoney in cultures of primary human amnion cells.


Adaptation of Coxsackie virus strain A-10 to human amnion cells in tissue culture.


Scarlet-fever-like illness due to staphylococcal infection.


Rhabdomyosarcoma of the left atrium.

Rhabdomyosarcoma of the left atrium.


The pathological normal uterus.

The pathological normal uterus.


An anomaly of the mesovarium.

An anomaly of the mesovarium.


An assessment of the anatomical factor in cor pulmonale in emphysema. The morbid anatomical factors in the production of right heart hypertrophy and failure in emphysema have been reviewed with reference to 44 cases studied by standard histological methods and by post-mortem pulmonary arteriography. The most important factors in raising the pulmonary vascular resistance in these cases are considered to be vascular deformity and pressure by the emphysematous spaces on the adjacent branches of the pulmonary artery. Precapillary bronchopulmonary arterial anastomoses may be of importance in those cases where areas of localized bronchiectasis are present. Intimal fibrosis of the pulmonary arterioles, destruction of the pulmonary vascular bed, and thromboembolic phenomena were thought to be of only minor importance in the production of cor pulmonale in emphysema.


Absent right pulmonary artery as an isolated congenital defect.


Fibrinoid necrosis in the branches of the pulmonary artery in chronic non-specific lung disease.


Cobalt-60 bombs.

Cobalt-60 bombs.


Occupational health. An executive philosophy.


Shorter-lived fission products in fallout.


Some complications of cataract extraction.


Response of a spectrum of transplanted rat neoplasms to urethane, thioTEPA, and two "dual antagonists".


Unilateral papilledema.

Unilateral papilledema.


"Successful" implantation of heterologous parathyroid tissue in man.


Chirurgiam virumque.

Chirurgiam virumque.


Diagnosis of congenital malformations of the uterus.


Incomplete antibodies to chicken red cell antigens.


Fruits and vegetables--how do meal planners feel about and use them? I. Characteristics of consumer households.


Fruits and vegetables--how do meal planners feel about and use them? II. Frequency of serving and preferences as to fresh and processed products.


Fruits and vegetables--how do meal planners feel about and use them? III. Opinions on quality and purchase factors.


Fruits and vegetables--how do meal planners feel about and use them? IV. Attitudes concerning convenience, nutritive value, quality and cost.


Ion-exchange reactions between cartilage and various cations.


Erythema neonatorum allergicum.

Erythema neonatorum allergicum.


The clearnce of major components of whole blood from cerebrospinal fluid following simulated subarachnoid hemorrhage.


Polio myelitis in subjects vaccinated with inactivated poliovirus. A preliminary report.


Rooming in -- results of an inquiry.

Rooming in -- results of an inquiry.


Negative (gas) contrast angiocardiography.


Radiation nephrosclerosis.

Radiation nephrosclerosis.


Hallux valgus.

Hallux valgus.


Estimation of radiation dosage delivered by a single massive injection of I-131 in the rat.


The calcium dependence of tension development in depolarized smooth muscle.


The effect of carbachol on the permeability of depolarized smooth muscle to inorganic ions.


Osmotic flow of water across permeable cellulose membranes. Direct measurements have been made of the net volume flow through cellulose membranes, due to a difference in concentration of solute across the membrane. The aqueous solutions used included solutes ranging in size from deuterated water to bovine serum albumin. For the semipermeable membrane (impermeable to the solute) the volume flow produced by the osmotic gradient is equal to the flow produced by the hydrostatic pressure RT DeltaC, as given by the van't Hoff relationship. In the case in which the membrane is permeable to the solute, the net volume flow is reduced, as predicted by the theory of Staverman, based on the thermodynamics of the steady state. A means of establishing the amount of this reduction is given, depending on the size of the solute molecule and the effective pore radius of the membrane. With the help of these results, a hypothetical biological membrane moving water by osmotic and hydrostatic pressure gradients is discussed.


Requirements for luminescence in extracts of a balanoglossid species.


Flagyl (metronidazole).

Flagyl (metronidazole).


Gonorrhoea and non-gonococcal infections.


An apparatus for pupillography with intermittent infrared light.


Cor pulmonale due to tumor emboli; review of literature and report of a case.


Mechanism of competitive inhibition of p-aminobenzoic acid oxidation by p-aminosalicylic acid.


Reversal of the D-serine inhibition of growth and division in a Flavobacterium.


Inhibition of a microbial glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase by diethylstilbestrol.


Cryptococcosis (torulosis) of bone; report of a case.


A study of the air-borne allergens of the Virgin Islands National Park and adjacent parts of St. John Island.


Thirty important syndromes.

Thirty important syndromes.


Elements for an enlarged diagnostic application of the arborization test.


Progestational steroid requirements for inducing and maintaining decidua in women.


The specificity of children's moral judgments.


Experiences with cobalt 60 teletherapy in treatment of malignant tumours.


Studies on the antigenic structure of Klebsiella bacilli isolated in Wroclaw.


Trauma in the causation and aggravation of arthritis.


On certain neuro-endocrine correlations in the case of the action on the organism of small doses of ionizing rays. Contributions to the problem concerning the neuro-endocrine mechanism of autoregulation of the internal medium constancy of the body.


Food intake and energy expenditure of elderly women with varying-sized families.


'Appetite' and the relationships between expenditure and intake of calories in man.


Basic physiological factors affecting calorie balance.


Intake and expenditure of calories by the elderly.


Oral manifestations of hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia.


On structure activity relationships.

On structure activity relationships.


Pulmonary hypertension of unknown cause.


Epicardial excitation pattern as observed in the isolated revived and perfused fetal human heart.


The electrocardiogram in normal and some abnormal conditions; in revived human fetal heart and in acute and chronic coronary occlusion.


Exfoliative cytology of the urinary tract. Evaluation of Millipore technique for isolation of cancer cells.


Effect of reserpine on lipoprotein lipase activity of rat heart.


Lipolytic activity of aorta of young and old rats and influence of heparin in vivo.


Amino acid sequence of a heme peptide with two heme groups.


Spinal peripachymeningitis (epidural abscess). Report of 8 cases.


Possible mechanisms for nuclear-nucleolar changes in early cervical carcinoma.


Separated renal functions in patients with renal arterial disease, pyelonephritis, and essential hypertension.


Chlorothiazide in the treatment of hypertension.


Diuretics and diet in hypertension.

Diuretics and diet in hypertension.


Arthritis of the hands and feet.

Arthritis of the hands and feet.


The awakening from psychosis.

The awakening from psychosis.