Clorpactin WCS-90: summary of available information.


Communication of uncontrolled clinical observations.


Cytophotometry of DNA in liver cell nuclei during postnatal growth. New aspects of DNA class cells.


Epidemiology and prevention of alimentary infections of tick-borne encephalitis.


Metabolism of 3-hydroxy- and 3,4-dihydroxyphenylpyruvic acids in vivo.


Human engineering or engineering of the human being--which?


The effect of cystine on enteroviruses.

The effect of cystine on enteroviruses.


Substances released in leukoagglutinin reactions.


Symposium on liver disorders. Introduction. Incidence and importance.


The value of hysterography in the prediction of cesarean section wound defects.


Weight gain in pregnancy.

Weight gain in pregnancy.


Appetite suppressant drugs: a controlled clinical comparison of benzphetamine, phenmetrazine, d-amphetamine and placebo.


Medical operations--Africa.

Medical operations--Africa.


Chemotherapy of multiple myelomatosis.

Chemotherapy of multiple myelomatosis.


Experimental and histological study of midbrain dyskinesias.


On the pathophysiology of agastric patients.


The radioisotope renogram: a clinical evaluation and some theoretical aspects.


Rapid method for obtaining packed red blood cells.


The incidence of peptic ulcer in prolonged corticosteroid treatment of pulmonary conditions.


The control of injections and other pharmaceutical preparations by means of U.V. spectrophotometry as a standard analytical tool. VI. Spectrophotometric assay of atropine sulfate, pethidine hydrochloride and methadone hydrochloride (Symoron).


Phage transformation: a new criterium for the biological activity of bacteriophage DNA.


Double-blind study of the effect of d-pantothenyl alcohol on experimental post-operative ileus.


Relation of myocardial bridges and loops on the coronary arteries to coronary occulsions.


Postoperative adynamic ileus: an experimental evaluation of the role of D-pantothenyl alcohol.


Metabolism of radioactive silver in a patient with carcinoid.


Extrathoracic egg-shell calcifications in silicosis.


Diverticulosis of the jejunum with macrocytic anemia and steatorrhea.


Morphology of the cornea. I. Study with silver stains.


Effects of chronic hypercapnia on electrolyte and acid-base equilibrium. I. Adaptation.


Diagnosis and therapy of psychomotor epilepsy in children


Preadmission visits encourage positive attitudes.


Factors in the causation of persistent ductus arteriosus.


Benign tumors of small intestine.

Benign tumors of small intestine.


Sex chromosome aberrations in relation to neuropsychiatry.


Turner's syndrome and allied conditions. Clinical features and chromosome abnormalities.


Triamcinolone acetonide cream in a double-blind test.


Children's verbal accessibility as a function of content and personality.


A biological assay for ribonuclease with sub-millimicrogram sensitivity.


Action of foot-and-mouth disease virus and metabolic poisons on bovine kidney culture cells.


Metabolic studies of bovine kidney cultures infected with foot-and-mouth disease virus.


Ribonuclease contamination of crystalline deoxyribonclease, trypsin, and of partially purified foot-and-mouth disease virus preparations.


Effect of dinitrophenol on bovine kidney culture cells infected with foot-and-mouth disease virus.


Petechiae in the newborn infant.

Petechiae in the newborn infant.


Evolution and the thermodynamic imperative.


Deposition of silica in mitochondria: an electron microscopic study.


Diagnostic challenge of back pain.

Diagnostic challenge of back pain.


The management of the patient with arteriosclerosis obliterans.


The management of the patient with cerebral infarction.


Children of divorced parents. The child in court.


Ability of some Black Sea organisms to accumulate fission products. The coefficients of accumulation of strontium-90, cesium-137, and cerium-144 in seaweeds, eelgrass, actinia, mollusks, and crustaceans are presented. The discharge of strontium-90 into sea water from decomposing seaweed and the retention and additional absorption of cesium-137 and cerium-144 onto organic debris is discussed. Some observations are made about the ability of these elements to diffuse into sea water and about the relative hazard to man from strontium-90 and cerium-144 in marine life.


Advances in gastroenterology. Celiac disease and non-tropical sprue.


Gall bladder disease, a radiological and pathological study.


New diagnostic techniques in gastroenterology.


The nutritional value of fats after use in commercial deepfat frying.


Hormonal determinants of mammalian tolerance to acceleration stress.


Esophagitis associated with hemorrhage from esophageal varices.


Evaluation of heterophoria findings in military aviation.


Some theoretical aspects of quantification of mitral valve regurgitation by the indicator-dilution method; sufficient and insufficient experiments.


Incidence of diabetes mellitus in Basutoland: possible nutritional influences.


Rapid method for determination of ascorbic acid in urine.


Malignant lesions of the chest wall.

Malignant lesions of the chest wall.


Surgical treatment of histoplasmosis, with case reports.


5 Ideas that worked for a successful observance of National Hospital Week.


An evaluation of the development of portosystemic collaterals in ascites.


The effect of thyroidectomy on experimental ascites.


Eugene Floyd DUBOIS--a biographical sketch.


Hearing.

Hearing.


The effect of hypothermia on aqueous humor dynamics. IV. Carotid artery ligation and blood flow.


Blue shield as a method of financing health care.


Teaching and research costs in the teaching hospital's economy--a consumer view.


Three challenges for prepayment. 1. Build a financially responsive system through unity.


Sociopsychological characteristics of patients who refuse convulsive therapy.


Cervical lymph node metastasis of thyroid cancer.


Indications for operation in laryngeal cancer. Improvements in the surgical treatment of laryngeal cancer by combined laryngectomy and radical neck dissection have given new importance to selection of the mode of treatment for various stages of disease at that site. To cast light on the subject, the cases of 63 patients with cancer of the larynx were reviewed. Twenty-one of them were operated on for recurrence after radiation therapy; and 42 were treated surgically at the outset, 36 of them having combined laryngectomy and radical neck dissection. In almost 80 per cent of the patients the lesion was extrinsic. In the entire series, 51 patients had combined operations, and in 41 of them the cervical lymph nodes were positive for metastasis. Reports in the literature also make note of a very high incidence of cervical node metastasis not only in cases of extrinsic cancer, but also in those in which the lesion is intrinsic. Because of the frequency of cervical node spread, and its occult nature, choice between radiation and surgical operation must be made after candid, critical appraisal of the individual condition in each patient.


The grasp response in the neonate; its characteristics and interaction with the tonic neck reflex.


A method to study the arterial profile.

A method to study the arterial profile.


Bee sting. Triggering fatal Sanarelli-Shwartzman reaction.


Cholesteremia of rabbits fed carbohydrate diets.


Financing health care in the U. S.

Financing health care in the U. S.


Quantitative histochemistry of the nephron. IV. Alkaline phosphatase and lactic dehydrogenase activitis in renal tubular diseases.


Corticosteroid therapy in lupus nephritis. Importance of adequate dosage.


The toxemias of pregnancy and the renal lesion of pre-eclampsia.


Antinuclear factors in the serum of relatives of patients with systemic lupus erythematosus.


Observations on electrophoresis of serum proteins from healthy North American Caucasian and Negro subjects and from patients with systemic lupus erythematosus.


The kidney in toxemia of pregnancy: a clinical and pathologic study based on renal biopsies.


Effect of large doses of prednisone on the renal lesions and life span of patients with lupus glomerulonephritis.


"Sooty Manchester" and the social-reform novel 1845-1855. An examination of Sybil, Mary Barton, North and South, and Hard Times.


Brachial plexus analgesia.

Brachial plexus analgesia.


The effect of oxygen during irradiation on the uptake of phosphorus and sulfur by irradiated cells of Escherichia coli.


Radiation action on some metabolic processes in Escherichia coli.


Physical aspects of protein and DNAsynthesis.


Isolation-perfusion technic in cancer chemotherapy.


Controlled sensory input: a note on the technic of drug evaluation with a preliminary report on a comparative study of sernyl, psilocybin, and LSD-25.


Some aspects of physiology training in Naval Aviation.


Mouth breathing.

Mouth breathing.


A cytochemical test for detection of antibiotics effective against psittacosis virus.


Cytochemical changes in human amnion cell, infected with psittacosis virus.


Propagation of duck hepatitis virus in tissue cultures prepared with collagenase.


Cytochemical effects of substituted pyrimidines on psittacosis virus.


Effects of antibiotics on trachoma virus in tissu cultures.


Effect of inhibitors on D-xylose permeability in rat diaphragm muscle. The influence of metabolic inhibitors and low temperatures upon D-xylose transfer has been studied in rat diaphragm muscle preparations in vitro. Using intact fiber preparations, it has been confirmed that at body temperature metabolic inhibitors like DNP have an insulin-like action in that they permit D-xylose to distribute into previously unavailable intracellular aqueous regions; inhibitors, unlike insulin, disturb cation distribution in association with increased sugar penetration. Although the studies with inhibitors suggest an energy requirement for maintenance of D-xylose exclusion, the D-xylose exclusion mechanism is effectively maintained at 0 degrees for many hours, and under these conditions, inhibitors have little or no effect on D-xylose distribution, though they do produce potassium loss. In cut muscle fiber preparations, in which insulin significantly increases the rate at which D-xylose equilibrates between cell water and external medium, DNP does not increase the rate of D-xylose entry, but does abolish the effect of insulin in this preparation. The results suggest that insulin action upon sugar permeability in muscle involves two barrier systems; some of the characteristics of these systems have been defined.


Pathologpc and clinical characteristics of connective tissue diseases.


Common rheumatic disorders. III. Rheumatoid spondylitis.


Factors influencing inactivation of infectivity and hemagglutinin of influenza virus by gamma radiation.


Preparation of a stable non-infective complement-fixing antigen for herpes simplex.


Preparation of non-infective soluble antigens with gamma radiation.


Effects of amino acid feedings in schizophrenic patients treated with iproniazid. Large oral doses of individual amino acids were given three or four times daily for periods of 1 week to schizophrenic patients, some of whom were maintained on iproniazid. Marked alterations in behavior in some patients were associated with the administration of l-methionine and of l-tryptophan.


Anorexia nervosa.

Anorexia nervosa.


Depression and the functional shift.

Depression and the functional shift.


Aortic homograft replacement: a sequel.

Aortic homograft replacement: a sequel.


Knee deformities in cerebral palsy.

Knee deformities in cerebral palsy.


The role of complement in the detection of blood group antibodies: special reference to the antiglobulin test.


The child welfare centre as an educational force.


An upper arm nerve block.

An upper arm nerve block.


Isolation and elimination of pleuropneumonia-like organisms from mammalian cell cultures.


The basis of chemotherapy.

The basis of chemotherapy.


Chemotherapy: problems and prospects.

Chemotherapy: problems and prospects.


Malignant bone aneurysm (osteogenic sarcoma).


Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura with gingival bleeding; a case report.


BCG vaccination in man.

BCG vaccination in man.


A review of recent literature on plague. In his comprehensive monograph on plague, published by WHO in 1954, Dr Pollitzer pointed out that despite the marked drop in the incidence of this disease in recent years, he considered it impossible for various reasons to be complacent about the situation. Since this monograph appeared, plague has shown a truly spectacular decrease, but in case this is partly the outcome of a natural periodicity of the infection, the author still feels that the disease "should be given continued attention by those interested in global public health". To this end he summarizes here the latest information on the subject, his review covering not only works published since 1954, but also some earlier literature (particularly from the USSR) which was not available to him at the time of preparation of his monograph.


Management of intestinal atresia at the Los Angeles Children's Hospital.


The role and responsibilities of the psychoanalytic consultant.


Community forces that can increase hospital utilization by aged persons.


Day hospital for geriatric patients.

Day hospital for geriatric patients.


The quantitative determination of iron kinetics and hemoglobin synthesis in human subjects.


Hospital statistics on the aged should be meaningful--are they?


Influences on the rate of growth of expenditures for voluntary health insurance.


Pulmonary tuberculosis--the last stages? (c) Prevention of tuberculosis by B.C.G. vaccination.


Negative galvanic procedure for Morton's neuralgia.


Antidepressive drugs in the treatment of depression.


Beliefs and opinions concerning mental deficiency.


Cardiac output and peripheral blood flow during occlusion of carotid arteries.


A positive blood test for syphilis, what does it mean today?


Zone electrophoresis of poliovirus partially inactivated by formaldehyde.


Determination of the diffusion constant of poliovirus by the gel precipitin technique.


Diffusion osmotic equilibrium.

Diffusion osmotic equilibrium.


Fractionation of protein mixtures on columns of granulated agar.


Significance of determination of bilirubin fractions (indirect and direct bilirubin) in infectious hepatitis.


The Nile blue test in the detection of steatorrhoea. The Nile blue test for the detection of steatorrhoea has been compared with the estimation of 24-hour faecal excretion by the method of Weijers and Van der Kamer modified by Anderson, Frazer, French, Gerrard, Simmons, and Smellie (1952). The Nile blue test is easily and quickly carried out. A positive result was only found in cases showing a considerable degree of steatorrhoea but it was often negative when the excretion of fat was abnormally high. This test appears to be of considerable use as a rapid, semiquantitative screening test in the investigation of possible cases of steatorrhoea.


Papillary "tumours" of the heart valves.


Evaluation of guanethidine in the comprehensive treatment of hypertension. A study of 25 cases.


Glucose metabolism in young rat skin.

Glucose metabolism in young rat skin.


Observations on glioblastoma multiforme transferred from guinea pig eye to cell culture.


Familial incidence of pemphigus.

Familial incidence of pemphigus.


Pemphigus erythematodes.

Pemphigus erythematodes.


Serum cholesterol studies in infants. A comparison of infants fed breast milk, evaporated milk and prepared milk formulas.


EEG synchronization produced by peripheral nerve stimulation.


The normal infertile woman is not normal.


The 1959 survey of group practice.

The 1959 survey of group practice.


The growth and development of medical group practice.


Rectal carcinoid associated with pregnancy.


True and pseudohermaphroditism in a swine herd.


Age and molecular weight of dextrans, their coating effects, and their interaction with serum albumin.


Fluorescence and haemolytic activity of tumours and normal tissues of the C3H mouse.


A survey of epilepsy in fourteen general practices. I. Demographic and medical data.


The specificity of the complement antiglobulin test.


Emergency management of thoracoabdominal trauma; a study of 275 injury patients.


Acute pancreatitis in the postoperative patient.


The physiologic advantage of oxygen during exercise in patients with coronary artery insufficiency.


Ambulatory use of oxygen.

Ambulatory use of oxygen.


Diagnosis and treatment of congenital dislocation of the hip in the infant.


A one-year aeroallergen survey of Puerto Rico. Correlation of results with clinical findings in 300 patients.


Clinical effectiveness of allantoin-sulfanilamide; 9 aminoacridine cream in suppository form.


Grafted skin.

Grafted skin.


The relationship between virus dose and erythroblast differentiation in chicken erythroblastosis.


The effect of typhoid vaccine of different quality on the antigenic efficiency of tetanus toxoid.


Observations on the relation between content of virus antigens and immunogenic potency of inactivated poliomyelitis vaccine.


Effects of protracted irradiation on the blood-forming organs of the rat. II. Divided doses.


Response to series of subliminal stimuli; an ethological method for investigating the properties of nervous systems.


Disorders of the small intestine.

Disorders of the small intestine.


Uridine and deoxyuridine phosphorylases from Ehrlich ascites tumor.


Progressive loss of protective reflexes in the airway with the advance of age.


Coincidence of carcinoma portionis and ectopic gravidity.


Benign myalgic encephalomyelitis in Newcastle upon Tyne.


Surgical treatment of supratentorial aneurysms.


Aneurysms of the anterior communicating artery. Bifrontal craniotomy and routine use of temporary clips.


Professional leadership and the Federal Nursing Services.


Veterinary medicine in relation to human medicine.


Molecular sieve behaviour of dental enamel.


Nervous activity in relation to the respiratory cycle.


Soft tissue fibrosarcoma.

Soft tissue fibrosarcoma.


Comprehensive nursing care.

Comprehensive nursing care.


Patients come first.

Patients come first.


Acute small bowel obstruction due to endometriosis.


Occupational tumours of the bladder.

Occupational tumours of the bladder.


The diagnosis and management of chronic infection of the bladder.


Stability of isoniazid in aqueous solutions and plasma.


Tolbutamide control of diabetes mellitus.


Electrophoretic comparison of nuclear and nucleolar proteins. I. Beef pancreas.


Treatment of trichomonal vaginitis and urethritis and their complications with metronidazole ("Flagyl").


Quantitative histochemistry of the cerebral cortex.


A survey for antibodies to encephalomyocarditis virus in man and animals.


Survival of strain 129 dystrophic mice in parabiosis.


Medical care in Czechoslovakia.

Medical care in Czechoslovakia.


The influence of thyroid activity on the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis with cortisone.


Applications of microchemistry to problems in neuropathology.


Chloroquine diphosphate in rheumatoid arthritis. A controlled trial.


Contributions to the study of the pharmacodynamic action of sodium citrate; the reflex pharmacodynamic action of this substance.


The biosynthesis of cholesterol.

The biosynthesis of cholesterol.


Mechanism of squalene biosynthesis from mevalonate and farnesyl pyrophosphate.


Studies on the biosynthesis of cholesterol. XV. Mechanism of squalene biosynthesis from farnesyl pyrophosphate and from mevalonate.


Pancreas passage of Rous sarcoma.

Pancreas passage of Rous sarcoma.


A simple apparatus for 16 mm. motion picture photography. Dermatologic subjects filmed by a new method.


Dr. John McLOUGHLIN.

Dr. John McLOUGHLIN.


Guide sutures in excisional surgery of the lip.


Medical treatment of peripheral vascular diseases.


Sir William BUTTS.

Sir William BUTTS.


The action of silver proteinate (protargol) in actinomycosis.


Relapses of buccomaxillofacial tumours.

Relapses of buccomaxillofacial tumours.


The physicians responsibility toward public education.


Towards the classification of reticuloses.


Serological investigations into sequelae of scarlet fever with particular reference to rheumatic fever.


On the rheumatic granulomas of the tonsil.


Some observations on the effect of prednisone in the treatment of 44 cases of haemoblastosis and 2 cases of polycythaemia rubra vera.


Physiological characteristics of rats and ground squirrels during prolonged lethargic hypothermia.


Survival time of hypothermic white rats (15 degrees C) and ground squirrels (10 degrees C).


Concerning the phenomena of inhibition and adaptation of interoceptive reflexes to the action of antimalarial drugs.


A new spontaneous transplantable tumour of the Syrian golden hamster.


Studies on mild hemophilia.

Studies on mild hemophilia.


Regression of grafted bone marrow in homologous irradiated mouse chimeras.


Postnecrotic cirrhosis in alcoholics.

Postnecrotic cirrhosis in alcoholics.


Parenchymal fibrogenesis: the liver.

Parenchymal fibrogenesis: the liver.


The liver and its diseases.

The liver and its diseases.


Erythrocyte repopulation in x-irradiated recipients of nucleated, peripheral blood cells of normal mice.


Autoimmune mechanism as related to cirrhosis of the liver.


Sarcoid granuloma of the cerebellum.

Sarcoid granuloma of the cerebellum.


Factors related to chronicity of liver disease, a progress report.


Studies on hepatic fibrosis.

Studies on hepatic fibrosis.


The carcinogenic effect of aramite in rats. A study of hepatic nodules.


Corticosteroid treatment in fresh pulmonary tuberculosis. A preliminary report of a controlled trial.


Serologic tests in fresh cases of pulmonary tuberculosis treated by chemotherapy.


A clinical study of the quantitative tuberculin test and of the serological tests for tuberculosis in adult pulmonary tuberculosis.


Separation methods based on molecular sieving and ion exclusion.


Proteinase activity of nervous tissues in organo-phosphorus compound poisoning.


Radical vaginal hysterectomy.

Radical vaginal hysterectomy.


Newer aspects of waste treatment.

Newer aspects of waste treatment.


A calibrated radiopaque Penrose drain.

A calibrated radiopaque Penrose drain.


Protein-bound porphyrins associated with protoporphyrin biosynthesis.


Recent trends in orthopaedics.

Recent trends in orthopaedics.


Comparative pharmacology of N-substituted tertiary and quaternary amino esters of acetic and propionic acid.


A semiautomatic apparatus for making glass microelectrodes.


Demonstration of the effect of oral fat without choline within one hour on centrolobular hepatic cells of the rat.


Cerebral tumour in a lead worker.

Cerebral tumour in a lead worker.


Effects of x-irradiation on muscle membrane.


Leukaemia in the AkR mouse after x-irradiation in utero.


Osteogenesis in multiple myeloma. Report of a case.


Oral poliomyelitis vaccine program in Cincinnati.


Operation "earthquake".

Operation "earthquake".


The risk of barium enema.

The risk of barium enema.


Hydrochlorothiazide used alone in congestive heart failure and in combination with prednisone and other diuretics in cirrhosis and nephrosis.


Hepatic sarcoidosis. A cause of portal hypertension and liver failure; review.


Sarcoid heart disease.

Sarcoid heart disease.


The intracellular distribution of copper in brain.


Cerebrocuprein I copper in the brain in Wilson's disease. A preliminary report on yields of copper in subfractions obtained in the course of modified isolation procedure.


Assessment of dental caries increments. I. Construction of the R.I.D. index.


Origin of the infiltrating cells in skin and kidney homografts.


Studies on the endoplasmic reticulum. V. Its form and differentiation in pigment epithelial cells of the frog retina. Pigment epithelial cells of the frog's retina have been examined by methods of electron microscopy with special attention focused on the fine structure of the endoplasmic reticulum and the myeloid bodies. These cells, as reported previously, send apical prolongations into the spaces between the rod outer segments, and within these extensions, pigment migrates in response to light stimulation. The cytoplasm of these cells is filled with a compact lattice of membrane-limited tubules, the surfaces of which are smooth or particle-free. In this respect, the endoplasmic reticulum here resembles that encountered in cells which produce lipid-rich secretions. The myeloid bodies comprise paired membranes arranged in stacks shaped like biconvex lenses. At their margins the membranes are continuous with elements of the ER and in consequence of this the myeloid body is referred to as a differentiation of the reticulum. The paired membranes resemble in their thickness and spacings those which make up the outer segments; they are therefore regarded as intracellular photoreceptors of possible significance in the activation of pigment migration and other physiologic functions of these cells. The fuscin granules are enclosed in membranes which are also continuous with those of the ER. The granules seem to move independently of the prolongations in which they are contained. The report also describes the fine structure of the terminal bar apparatus, the fibrous layer intervening between the epithelium and the choroid blood vessels, and comments on the functions of the organelles depicted.


The sarcoplasmic reticulum. Its recent history and present status.


Intracapsular perinephric gas-forming infection in a patient with diabetic coma.


Assessment of dental caries increments. II. A comparison of the R.I.D. and DMFS indexes.


Active fragments of antibody.

Active fragments of antibody.


Field application of cancer control knowledge.


Modern environmental health hazards. Medical implications.


New information on chronic disability.

New information on chronic disability.


The federal government and environmental health.


The healthy environment.

The healthy environment.


An estimate of the molecular weight of interferon as measured by its rate of diffusion through agar.


A plaque technique for the primary isolation of arthropod-borne viruses.


Cross-neutralization studies with group A arthropod-borne viruses. In an extension of recent work on the antigenic interrelationships of arthropod-borne viruses, the plaque-inhibition test has been applied to the study of 15 Group A strains. Middelburg and eastern equine encephalomyelitis viruses show no relationship to any other virus in the group. Sindbis and western equine encephalomyelitis viruses show a one-way relationship only. The remaining viruses all share some antigenic components which react with hyperimmune rabbit sera prepared against Semliki Forest virus. However, using single-dose rabbit sera, or more specific mouse-immune sera, four distinct subgroups can be defined. One includes Semliki Forest virus strains; another Chikungunya virus and its substrains, Vereeniging and TH 35 viruses; the third contains O'nyong-nyong virus; and the fourth Mayaro and Uruma viruses.This paper also demonstrates how the plaque-inhibition technique may be used for the rapid identification of new virus isolates.


Present stapedial surgical procedure. Comments on stapedectomy or interposition.


Acrodermatitis enteropathica without diarrhea.


New and improved antigen suspension for rapid reagin tests for syphilis.


Esophageal nodule of thyroid tissue.

Esophageal nodule of thyroid tissue.


Relative hydrolytic rates of certain alkyl (b) dl-alpha-(2-piperidyl)-phenylacetates.


Effect of organomercurials on the renal concentrating operation in hydropenic man: comments on site of action.


Extensive leg ulcers in rheumatoid arthritis.


Leukodystrophy and the concept of dysmyelination.


Research in neurology.

Research in neurology.


Autopsy findings in three cases of hypsarhythmia (infantile spasms with mental retardation).


The cwse of John Tarmon: telepathy and the law.


Waterborne infectious hepatitis epidemic Orom a chlorinated municipal supply.


Periodic paralysis with response to spironolactone.


A third type of periodic paralysis, with normokalemia and favourable response to sodium chloride.


A case of bilateral malignant glaucoma.

A case of bilateral malignant glaucoma.


Early views on aqueous circulation.

Early views on aqueous circulation.


Management of secondary glaucoma.

Management of secondary glaucoma.


Notes on slit lamp gonioscopy.

Notes on slit lamp gonioscopy.


Role of intraocular pressure in acute congestive (inflammatory) angle closure glaucoma.


Role of the angle closure mechanism in secondary glaucoma.


The lens as a biochemical cause of glaucoma.


Slit lamp cinematography of the chamber angle.


Hydrogen-bonding in calcium-deficient hydroxyapatities.


Enzymic hydroxylation of aromatic compounds. III. Studies on the mechanism of microsomal hydroxylation.


Enzymic hydroxylation of aromatic compounds. II. Further studies of the properties of the microsomal hydroxylating system.


A simplified procedure for the determination of butanol extractable iodide in serum or plasma.


Pregnancy at age 40 and over.

Pregnancy at age 40 and over.


The use of mass radiography.

The use of mass radiography.


Cesarean section in the case of twins.

Cesarean section in the case of twins.


Carcinoma metastasis to malignant glioma; case report.


The effect of hypothermia and other factors on cerebrospinal fluid pressure.


Effect of adrenal hormones on radiation thymolysis.


Response of thymus to increase of intake of sodium chloride.


Mucinous adenocarcinoma of the urethra: report of a case associated with urethritis glandularis.


A study of anaplasmosis in elk.

A study of anaplasmosis in elk.


Some effects of tritiated thymidine as a deoxyribonucleic acid label in the rat liver.


Anuria as a presenting symptom in unsuspected leukemia.


A method for obtaining ionic gradients across living bone.


Regulation of glucose uptake in muscle. III. The interaction of membrane transport and phosphorylation in the control of glucose uptake.


The measurement of bacterial viabilities by slide culture.


Nutrition after gastric resection for peptic ulcer.


Studies in incidental learning: IX. A comparison of the methods of successive and single recalls.


The automatic action of verbal rewards and punishments.


Extra-experimental interference and the retention of words.


Papanicolaou test for uterine cancer. Two-year survey on routine hospital admissions.


A discussion of renal tumor: report of a five year cure following removal of bilateral pulmonary metastases.


Cerebral edema. I. Diagnosis and treatment.


Evaluation of a new quinidine compound: a comparative study.


Oral treatment of diabetes.

Oral treatment of diabetes.


Anesthesia coverage in obstetrical service.


Electroencephalogram in brain stem infarction.


The electroencephalogram during administration of 100 per cent oxygen and of 5 per cent carbon dioxide in patients with cerebral infarction.


A functional substitution pouch for the stomach (B).


Serum proteins in kwashiorkor.

Serum proteins in kwashiorkor.


Pancreatic secretion and peptic ulcer formation.


Control of tumor transplantation after primary anastomosis of the colon.


The protection of contaminated deep wounds against infection by intraperitoneal neomycin solutions.


The plication procedure in the treatment of small bowel adhesions.


A basic concept in the use of the rectus-pyramidalis sheath and transplants in the repair of hernias.


A simplified apparatus for gas analysis.


A method for the closure of surgical pulmonary incisions with electrocoagulation.


The practical application of intestinal antisepsis to surgery of the colon and rectum.


The electrophoresis of proteins and lipoproteins in tumor-carrying rats under the influence of thymus fractions.


Antibiotic therapy in acute mesenteric vascular occlusion.


Paraffin base halogenated hydrocarbon chemical dosimeters.


Motility changes revealing esophagogastric junction.


Kineradiography.

Kineradiography.


Training for industrial medicine.

Training for industrial medicine.


William Charles CRESDEE.

William Charles CRESDEE.


The perception of relative movements of illuminated objects along the visual axis.


Toxic epidermal necrolysis. Acute pemphigus.


Blindness: a vital challenge to the professional team.


The effect on the fetus of viral disease in the mother.


The opsonization of bentonite particles by gamma-globulin.


Effects of vasopressin on femoral arterial blood flow and pressure in the anesthetized dog.


Chronic hepatic dysfunction in heroin addicts. Possible relation to carrier state of viral hepatitis.


A case of carcinoma of the urinary bladder.


The effects of papain on cartilage in vivo: factors influencing the distribution of papain protease following intravenous injection.


Encysted cholesteatoma following mastoidectomy.


Effects of environmental temperature upon capillary resistance in patients with rheumatoid arthritis and other individuals.


The removal of cartilage matrix by papain. Factors affecting the distribution of crystalline papain in vivo. In rabbits, the depletion of cartilage matrix which occurs following intravenous administration of papain treated with iodacetamide is attributable to a portion of the enzyme in the disulfide form which has not undergone alkylation. It is this portion that is reactivated in cartilage in vivo and initiates the enzymatic breakdown of the protein-polysaccharide complex which forms a major component of the matrix. Evidence presented in support of these conclusions indicates that, contrary to an earlier hypothesis, papain acetamide is not reactivated in vivo. Following intravenous injection in amounts up to 4 mg./kg., active and inactive papain leaves the circulation at a rate proportional to the concentration, and it is likely that the initial rate of disappearance represents equilibration with the extracellular space. Following injection in the active or inactive form, a high proportion of papain in serum is bound to protein in the alpha globulin fraction. It is believed that in the case of fully active papain, the proportion which is not bound to alpha globulin becomes attached to other proteins of serum in extracellular fluid, such as albumin, by a process of enzyme substrate combination, and is thus prevented from diffusing into cartilage. In the case of inactive papain, a comparable excess remains free to enter cartilage, where it initiates depletion of matrix following reactivation within the tissue. These conclusions provide an explanation for the failure of fully active papain to cause depletion of cartilage matrix in vivo; the widespread changes seen after the injection of papain inactivated by iodoacetamide or by simple reversible oxidation are attributable to a small proportion of the injected material which enters cartilage in the disulfide form in a concentration of approximately 2 micrograms/gm. wet weight. The possibility that such a small amount of protease, when reactivated, can produce changes in cartilage matrix has been confirmed by studies on the effects of papain on isolated cartilage and chondromucoprotein in vitro. It has been shown that severe local injury results when active papain is injected into the skin of a rabbit in low concentrations. Since a much higher concentration of papain can be attained in the circulation without obvious adverse effects, it is evident that binding of the protease by alpha globulin and possibly other serum proteins may exemplify a mechanism whereby the tissues are protected from injury following entry into the circulation of other potentially harmful agents, such as proteolytic enzymes derived from cells or bacteria.


On papain and flop-eared rabbits.

On papain and flop-eared rabbits.


A philosophy of nursing.

A philosophy of nursing.


Cerebral arterial spasm. A short review.


The role of fish as conveyors of microorganisms in aquatic environments.


Indications for orthopedic surgery in chronic arthritis.


The School of Nursing at the University of Missouri. A progress report.


Myeloma globulins of plasma-cell neoplasms in inbred mice. I. Immunoelectrophoresis of serum, with rabbit antibodies prepared against microsome fractions of the neoplasms.


Development of plasma-cell neoplasms in BALB/c mice after intraperitoneal injection of paraffin-oil adjuvant, heart-killed Staphylococcus mixtures.


The comparative enzymology and cell origin of rat hepatomas. I. Deoxycytidylate deaminase and thymine degradation.


Report on Department of Defense research project relative to combat boots made over a new type of last.


Permanent fractionation of the electroretinogram by sodium glutamate.


Physiological chemistry of the eye; a review of papers published during 1959.


Maternal and fetal effects of obstetric analgesia. Intravenous use of promethazine and meperidine.


Comparative myotrophic and nitrogen retaining effects of several steroids.


Abnormal response to suxamethonium in polyarteritis nodosa.


The role of the physical therapist in human factors engineering.


Current coagulation theory.

Current coagulation theory.


Review of our experience with atresia of the esophagus with and without complicating fistulae.


Children's surgery and children's hospitals.


Some basic observations on ammonia metabolism of the liver. The role of hepatic blood flow.


Occupational health in Ceylon.

Occupational health in Ceylon.


Proteins in normal and nephrotic sera with filter paper electrophoretic mobility of albumin.


Separation of human serum albumins.

Separation of human serum albumins.


The use of urea-starch-gel electrophoresis in studies of reductive cleavage of an alpha 2-macroglobulin.


Sinus disease in children.

Sinus disease in children.


Preparation of human serum in liquid form for infusion.


Nature of "sex-ratio" agent in Drosophila. Several lines of evidence implicate small spirochetes, presumably treponemata, as etiologic agents in the production of the maternally transmitted "sex ratio" condition (SR) in Drosophila nebulosa, in D. willistoni, and in strains of D. melanogaster into which the SR condition has been artificially transferred. The presence of treponemata in the hemolymph of adult females of these species is completely correlated with the production of unisexual progenies and like this condition is dependent on the genotype of the host and of the infectious agent.


Feedlot bloat associated with rumenitis and esophagitis.


Attempted use of hormones to influence mastitis as measured by California Mastitis Test ratings and shedding of certain bacteria.


Influence of forages on mastitis.

Influence of forages on mastitis.


Surgical treatment of hypertension due to renal vascular lesions.


Anterior approach to upper urinary tract surgery.


Effects of benzydroflumethiazide (Naturetin) on the renal excretion of calcium and magnesium by dogs.


Splenic aneurysm.

Splenic aneurysm.


Cytological examination of the urine sediment as an aid to diagnosis of epithelial neoplasms of the upper urinary tract.


The effects of dextran-saline ("dextraven") upon cells cultivated in vitro. The response of actively growing HeLa carcinoma cells.


Treatment of respiratory paralysis in small children.


Haemolytic disease of the newborn.

Haemolytic disease of the newborn.


Cerebral angiography. Report of 328 cases.


Non-suppurative lesions in staphylococcal septicaemia.


Inhibition of cytopathic action of Salisbury virus by antiviral agent 1758.


Blood-group studies in Friedreich's ataxia.


A study of 16 cases of aspirin poisoning.


Staphylococcal septicaemia in a general hospital.


The Chiari network and the valve of the inferior vena cava.


The elephant and the whale.

The elephant and the whale.


Toxic fumes from shotfiring in coal mines.


"Q" fever: clinical features in 72 cases.


Liver involvement in "Q" fever.

Liver involvement in "Q" fever.


Symptomatic osteomalacia secondary to clinically occult causes.


Clinical and electron microscopic studies in patients with the nephrotic syndrome. Serial studies in two adults.


Algae feeding in humans.

Algae feeding in humans.


Cytomegalic inclusion disease and ulcerative colitis; report of a case in a young adult.


Labeling of antibody to influenza virus with radioactive iodine.


The incidence of intestinal parasites in amebic and bacillary dysentery.


A case of amoebic brain abscess.

A case of amoebic brain abscess.


The thalamic projection upon the telencephalon in the pigeon (Columba livia).


The thalamic projection upon the telencephalon in Lacerta viridis.


McGill University experiences with methoxyflurane.


Choral reading as an activity.

Choral reading as an activity.


Organization for nursing education related to changing trends in medicine and public health.


Extraperitoneal fibrosis.

Extraperitoneal fibrosis.


The renal risk in prostatectomy.

The renal risk in prostatectomy.


Pancreatic cyst in infancy: recovery after marsupialization.


Metabolism of animal cells infected with mycoplasma. Powelson, Dorothy M. (Stanford Research Institute, Menlo Park, Calif.). Metabolism of animal cells infected with mycoplasma. J. Bacteriol. 82:288-297. 1961.-The effect of pleuropneumonia-like organisms (PPLO) upon the metabolism of tissue cultures was tested by comparing the assimilation and accumulation of the amino acids in the medium during growth and maintenance of monolayers of mouse fibroblasts (L strain) and human bone marrow cells (Mox). This preliminary study indicates that PPLO do alter the amino acid metabolism of animal cells. The observed changes in metabolic patterns shown by the infected fibroblast cultures did not mirror the metabolic patterns of the PPLO in the medium alone. Different strains of animal cells showed different responses to one PPLO strain, and different strains of PPLO caused different responses in one strain of animal cells. The PPLO did not grow in the tissue culture medium (no. 199 plus 2% horse serum and 20 to 40 units of penicillin/ml) nor in spent culture fluids and rapidly died off at 37 C but survived for months at 4 C. The altered metabolism of the infected tissue cultures appeared to reflect a true host-parasite interaction.


Reduction of radiation sensitivity of dry bacterial spores with hydrogen sulfide. Hydrogen sulfide redtuces the lethal effect of x-rays in dry spores by about 50 percent when given after irradiation, and by approximately 75 percent when present during irradiation. The first effect is the result of removal of radicals that are toxic when combined with oxygen; the second, the removcal of radicals that become toxic in the absence of oxygen. With these results we construct an explanation of the action of sulfhydryl compounds in protection against radiation damage.


Duodenal obstruction due to gallstone.

Duodenal obstruction due to gallstone.


Intermittent vertebral artery compression; a new syndrome.


Contrast examination of larynx and pharynx; accuracy and value in diagnosis.


An examination of the concept of milieu therapy.


Sarcoma of the urachus.

Sarcoma of the urachus.


Number of chromosomes in the human cell.


Self-absorption of carbon-14 samples on thin paper planchets.


The urinary pCO2 in renal disease.

The urinary pCO2 in renal disease.


An improved surgical procedure for exstrophy of the bladder. A preliminary report.


John Donne and William Harvey.

John Donne and William Harvey.


Wallpaper advantages.

Wallpaper advantages.


Paranylene: preliminary experience with a new anti-inflammatory agent in arthritis.


A seventeenth-century London plague document in the Wellcome Historical Medical Library: Dr. Louis Du Moulin's proposals to Parliament for a corps of salaried plague-doctors.


Common sense and military psychiatry.

Common sense and military psychiatry.


Department of army psychiatry.

Department of army psychiatry.


Pulseless disease.

Pulseless disease.


The structure of the cerebral glands and connective bodies of Jonespeltis splendidus Verhoeff (Myriapoda: Diplopoda).


Effect of thio TEPA on the synthesis of protein and nucleic acids in tumor-bearing mice.


Partial purification of a plasmakinin-forming enzyme from horse urine.


Effect of meprobamate on gastric activity.


A validation study of measures of flattened affect on the Bender-Gestalt test.


UNRWA at work for Arab refugees from Palestine.


Protein fractionation. III. Chromatographic characterization of human erythrocyte cold agglutinins.


Thyroid adrenal interaction on the urinary excretion of creatine in the rat.


A comparison of uterine weights and lengths in virgin and postpartum rats.


Foreign body in the male urinary bladder.


Coarctation of the aorta with hypertelorism, pilonidal sinus and polydactyly.


The influence of membrane permeability and of design on gas exchange in the membrane lung.


Studies on Plasmodium berghei Vincke and Lips, 1948. XXVII. Duration of patent primary parasitaemia necessary for the development of measurable acquired immunity, if any, in the albino mice.


Specificity of the agglutinating phase of immunohematologic reactions with non-saline agglutinating antisera.


Current trends in the use of monoamine oxidase inhibitors in depression.


What's in a pill?

What's in a pill?


Haemolytic mechanisms in some hereditary anaemias.


Relationship of lysozyme resistance to carotenogenesis in Micrococcus lysodeikticus.


Cirrhosis of the liver in Iran.

Cirrhosis of the liver in Iran.


Ascariasis-an appraisal of its clinical features and current therapy.


Broad-spectrum anthelmintics.

Broad-spectrum anthelmintics.


Current therapy of amoebiasis.

Current therapy of amoebiasis.


Role of chloroquine in non-specific therapy.


Family studies by students. Innovations at Lucknow.


Viability and survival of red cells.

Viability and survival of red cells.


Field training for interns in social and preventive medicine.


One world health and internationalism in health.


The population problem in India.

The population problem in India.


Serum calcium and filarial endemicity.

Serum calcium and filarial endemicity.


A new species of Coccidia of the red kangaroo Macropus rufus Mamm.


Studies on the coccidia of some mammals of the families Bovidae, Cervidae and Camelidae.


Studies on the coccidia of some rodents of the families Muridae, Dipodidae and Cricetidae.


Changes in the islet tissue of pancreas following prolonged administration of BZ-55 to healthy albino rats.


The significance of constriction of the ureter during "E. coli" bacteraemia in the rabbit.


Preliminary report: epidemiology of infections due to the atypical acid-fast bacilli.


The atypical acid-fast bacilli in Florida. Observations on their epidemiology.


Scaling defectiveness of articulation by direct magnitude-estimation.


Maryland's approach to integrated medical and hospital services.


Shifts in loudness of pure tones associated with contralateral noise stimulation.


Aesthetics.

Aesthetics.


Severe undernutrition in growing and adult animals. 6. Changes in the long bones during the rehabilitation of cockerels.


The effect of age on the arrangement of fibres in the bone matrix of the femur of the domestic fowl.


Requirements for indole production by cells and extracts of a marine bacterium.


Stabilization to 32P decay and onset of DNA replication of T4 bacteriophage.


Essential dietary amino acids.

Essential dietary amino acids.


Evaluation of critical factors in extracorporeal circulation.


Reduction in flow rate in open-heart surgery. Combination of hypothermia and pump oxygenator.


Urinary incontinence following the Le Fort operation. Report of a case.


Difficulties in diagnosis and surgical treatment of endometriosis.


Sigmoidovaginostomy: a new method of obtaining satisfactory vaginal depth.


The colon in vaginal reconstructions.

The colon in vaginal reconstructions.


The spectra and structure of the cobalamins.


Orbital complications of purulent sinusitis.


One hospital's analysis of dollar expenditure for house officer training.


The diagnostic reliability of acidfast bacilli demonstrated in aspirated gastric contents.


Correlation of postmortem function and structure in normal and emphysematous lungs.


A technique for the study of ventilatory capacity, compliance, and residual volume of excised lungs and for fixation, drying, and serial sectioning in the inflated state.


Widening the treatment field.

Widening the treatment field.


Combined admittance-discharge procedure.


Chromatography of extracellular streptococcal products.


Effect of triethylene thiophosphoramide (ThioTEPA) on skin pigmentation in mice.


Mumps.

Mumps.


The organisation of oncological services in the U.S.S.R.


Resurgence of V.D.

Resurgence of V.D.


The electroencephalogram and performance in epileptic patients.


Prof. Dr. Albrecht PEIPER.

Prof. Dr. Albrecht PEIPER.


Why I am a health visitor.

Why I am a health visitor.


Column partition chromatography of estrone, estradiol-17 beta, and estriol in phenolic extracts of urine: fluorescence characteristics of interfering material.


The determination of estrone, estradiol-17 beta, and estriol in urine and plasma with column partition chromatography.


Failure of immunization against tumorigenesis.


Specific homograft tolerance induced by successive matings and implications concerning choriocarcinoma.


The enzymic synthesis of amino acyl derivatives of ribonucleic acid. IV. The formation of the 3'-hydroxyl terminal trinucleotide sequence of amino acid-acceptor ribonucleic acid.


A nonmonotonic protein-characterizing function of ionizing radiation dose.


Localization of beta-galactosidase in cells of Escherichia coli by low voltage electron bombardment. By using low voltage electrons to bombard dried cells of Escherichia coli, the inactivation of the enzyme beta-galactosidase as a function of depth of electron penetration has been studied. There is little inactivation for a penetration of 100 A, but considerable for a penetration of 300 A. An analysis of the data for six initial electron energies shows that there exist outer and inner bounds of the enzyme region which are approximately 300 and 700 A below the cell surface, respectively.


Comparative abilities of thyroxine and triiodothyronine as inhibitors of pituitary thyrotropin secretion in cattle.


Metabolism of thyroxine in hyperthyroidism in cattle.


Predicting instrumental performance from the independent rate of the contingent response.


Emergency treatment of burns and soft tissue injuries.


Combined oral and periarticular triamcinolone in podiatry--a preliminary report.


Steroids: a short review with emphasis on triamcinolone.


Effect of hypoxia on plasma erythropoietin in the rabbit.


The metabolism of choline by the germfree rat.


Diagnosis and management of the urologic patient in general practice.


Abalone juice. Fractionation and antibacterial spectrum.


Relation between RNA, DNA, and protein syntheses in the replicating nucleus of Euplotes.


The time relationship between oestrogen administration and the secretion of luteinizing hormone in rats.


Idiopathic hypoparathyroidism: report of a case.


Nature of the active site of antibenzoate antibodies: further evidence for the presence of tyrosine.


Specific anion effects with antibenzoate antibody.


Retention of rabbit antibody activity during acetylation.


The repair of depressed tracheotomy scars.


Experiences with Elavil: treatment of fifty-one cases of depression.


Report on the multiple sclerosis investigations in West-Norway.


Combined individual, joint and group therapy in the treatment of alcoholism.


Tissue transplantation.

Tissue transplantation.


Anatomical studies related to the dissemination of cancer of the larynx.


Effects of alkylating drugs and combinations of x-irradiation and cortisone on tumor immunity.


Anatomic studies related to the dissemination of cancer of the larynx.


The aging.

The aging.


Intracellular potentials recorded from motoneurons following precentral gyrus stimulation in primate.


A further case of full-term extra-uterine pregnancy (with a live child).


Osteoarthritis of the spine.

Osteoarthritis of the spine.


Diurnal variations in blood sugar concentration in ruminating calves.


Blood loss in paediatric surgery.

Blood loss in paediatric surgery.


On the mechanism of the anti-hypertensive effect of hydrochlorothiazide.


Effects of single or repeated treatment with several anticholesterolemic compounds on biliary excretion of cholesterol.


Anatomic variations of the coronary arteries and their clinical significance. The third reported case of an unusual anomaly.


Primary basilar impression of the skull.


Angiographic appearances in acute intracranial hypertension.


The radiological changes and clinical incidence of endocrine effects in sellar and parasellar tumours.


A further experimental analysis of the behavioral deficit that follows injury to the primate frontal cortex.


The diagnosis of pulmonary embolism and infarction. I. Clinical and electrocardiographic findings.


The diagnosis of pulmonary embolism and infarction. II. Roentgenographic and differential studies.


A study in clinical diagnosis.

A study in clinical diagnosis.


Successful removal of a large intrathoracic lipoma.


Problems of the aging worker as viewed by: I. The private physician.


Isolated incompetence of the pulmonic valve.


Feline onychectomy.

Feline onychectomy.


On the temperament of guide dogs.

On the temperament of guide dogs.


The little ship of Venice--a Middle English instrument tract.


New biological warm stage.

New biological warm stage.


Nodular fasciitis: a clinicopathologic analysis of 65 cases.


Rabies in Missouri 1950-1960.

Rabies in Missouri 1950-1960.


Plantar ulcer in leprosy: a review of the literature, 1890-1960.


A tribute to Elizabeth Foxcroft CARR, December 31, 1908-February 25, 1961.


Modification by general anesthetics (cyclopropane and halothane) of circulatory and sympathoadrenal responses to respiratory acidosis.


Bilateral tubal pregnancy, a case report.


Management of the pregnant Rh negative female.


The use of an oral androgen-estrogen combination for suppression of lactation.


Some aspects of anaesthesia.

Some aspects of anaesthesia.


Accidents in children.

Accidents in children.


Myalgic encephalomyelitis.

Myalgic encephalomyelitis.


The role of the physician in an epidemic of influenza.


The 'stove-in chest' with paradoxical respirations.


Circulatory actions of general anesthetic agents and the homeostatic roles of epinephrine and norepinephrine in man.


Further studies on the biosynthesis of 5-hydroxytryptamine.


Methods for determining the rates of catalase synthesis and destruction in vivo.


Invasive hydatidiform mole in the urinary bladder.


The transmission of low virulent strains of Rickettsia rickettsii.


Effects of carbon dioxide on the cardiovascular system.


The virulence of West Nile virus and TP 21 virus and their application to a group B arbor virus vaccine.


The fractionation of seromucoids from human serum.


Primary lymphoid tumors of the lung.

Primary lymphoid tumors of the lung.


The effects of aminopterin on guinea pig tuberculosis.


Public health and community health.

Public health and community health.


Potentiation of preservatives (parabens) in pharmaceutical formulations by low concentrations of propylene glycol.


Adrenal cyst (case report).

Adrenal cyst (case report).


Leiomyosarcoma of the stomach.

Leiomyosarcoma of the stomach.


Streptomyces albus (Rossi-Doria) Waksman et Henrici: taxonomic study of strains labeled Streptomyces albus.


An outbreak of toxoplasmosis in ranch mink.


A trial of continuous winter chemotherapy in chronic bronchitis.


Management of pulmonary tuberculosis during pregnancy.


Binding of modified serum albumins with the uncoupling factor (fatty acids) from insect mitochondria.


A pox disease of monkeys.

A pox disease of monkeys.


Cytologic changes induced by infectious canine hepatitis virus in tissue culture.


Live virus immunizing agents.

Live virus immunizing agents.


An approach to genetic factors in mental retardation. Studies of families containing at least two siblings admitted to a state institution for the retarded.


Atropine response of the eyes in mongolism.


Estradiol reduces incorporation of radioactive sulfate into cartilage and aortas of rats. Estradiol in large amounts reduces the incorporation of radioactive sulfate into cartilage and aortas of rats. This reduction becomes apparent within 3 days for cartilage and 3 weeks for aorta. The effect is not mediated through suppression of testosterone secretion and the hypophysis is not necessary for the effect to be demonstrated. The thoracic segment of aortas from normal rats incorporates more sulfate than does the abdominal segment and this difference is reduced following the administration of estradiol.


Arytenoidectomy in children.

Arytenoidectomy in children.


Tracheotomy 124 B.C. to 1960 A.D.

Tracheotomy 124 B.C. to 1960 A.D.


A modified euthyscope.

A modified euthyscope.


Tracheotomy.

Tracheotomy.


Malignant lesions of the bile ducts and head of the pancreas; diagnosis and surgical treatment.


Disaster forum. Planning pays dividends.


Development in mice of prolonged non-specific resistance to sarcoma implant and Staphylococcus infection following repository injection of lipopolysaccharide.


Lymphogranuloma venereum.

Lymphogranuloma venereum.


Direct laryngoscopy under general anesthesia.


Serum and urine 17-hydroxycorticosteroid levels following small oral doses of synthetic analogs of hydrocortisone.


The treatment of soft-tissue infections with demethylchlortetracycline.


Opisthorchiasis with pulmonary involvement.


Blood flow in the myometrium and endometrium of the uterus.


Hematuria, proteinuria, and the skin.

Hematuria, proteinuria, and the skin.


CO2 narcosis in chronic bronchitis.

CO2 narcosis in chronic bronchitis.


Important features of chest diseases.

Important features of chest diseases.


The assessment of antitussive drugs in man.


Uric acid excretion in patients with malignant lymphomas.


Significance of variations of the skull in blocking the maxilliary nerve--an anatomical and radiological study.


Chemical characterization of mucopeptides released from the E. coli B cell wall by enzymic action.


"Portex" nylon film for sterilising and storing surgical equipment.


Some syndromes produced by the toxin of insects.


The industrial applications of chelating agents. Chelation and catalysis.


Molds and bacteria in the etiology of respiratory allergic diseases. XXI. Studies with mold extracts produced from cultures grown in modified synthetic media. A preliminary report.


The Yoruba image of the witch.

The Yoruba image of the witch.


Identification of Staphylococcus aureus in a food poisoning incident.


The air pollution problem: keynote remarks.


Recent installations of glass bag filters.


The Anopheline larvae of Iraq, with a report on A. desert spring.


Rate of respiration in relation to autogamy in Paramecium aurelia.


A new approach to the measurement of residual transmission in a malaria control scheme in East Africa.


The experimental study of water snails in a fish pond in Tanganyika. I. Preliminary trial of the method.


Invasion of the egg masses of the mollusc Bulinus (Physopsis) globosus, by larval chironomids.


Notes on the scorpions of Iraq; East African Institute of Malaria and vector borne.


Two new malaria parasites from East African vertebrates.


Models of muscle.

Models of muscle.


Variantform of angina pectoris, previously undelineated syndrome.


Improper attire of surgeons: a means of cross contamination.


Pathological changes associated with the inhalation of sodium zirconium lactate.


The hypercholesteremic rabbit. An aid to understanding arteriosclerosis in man?


A calcifying cardiopathy produced by stress and calcium acetate.


Action of various electrolytes on an experimental calcifying cardiopathy.


Production by various calcium salts of an experimental calcifying cardiopathy, and its prevention by calcium chloride.


Lipid peroxidation in developing rat brain.


The respective functions of judge and jury.


Effect of isonicotinyl hydrazide on the path of carbon in photosynthesis.


Severe hypokalemia due to prolonged administration of chlorothiazide during pregnancy.


Blood volume changes in pregnancy and the puerperium. I. Does sequestration of red blood cells accompany parturition?


The response to iron in iron deficiency. Anemia due to gynecologic disease.


Chronic hypofibrinogenemia and frequent placental abruption. Report of a case.


Stabilized images on the retina.

Stabilized images on the retina.


Ocular injuries occurring in athletics.

Ocular injuries occurring in athletics.


Ossification.

Ossification.


Selective head cooling in the dog. A preliminary report of technic and results.


Preoperative and postoperative use of anticoagulants in cardiovascular surgery.


Zonulysin and instrumentation in mass eye surgery.


Carcinosarcoma of the lung.

Carcinosarcoma of the lung.


Traumatic diaphragmatic hernia.

Traumatic diaphragmatic hernia.


Acute pancreatitis in pregnancy. Report of a case.


Progressive malignant degeneration of a cystadenoma of the pancreas.


Twenty-five years' experience with pancreatitis.


A joint approach to education for the health professions.


The nurse's role in a joint education program for the health professions.


Therapy of the systemic mycoses.

Therapy of the systemic mycoses.


Significance of urinary hydroxyproline in man.


A simple technique for measuring the specific activity of labeled hydroxyproline in biological materials.


Mercy-Douglass Hospital today.

Mercy-Douglass Hospital today.


A specific method for the analysis of hydroxyproline in tissues and urine.


Value of drumsticks and other nuclear appendices in the determination of sex. Discriminatory analysis based on findings in 804 normal subjects.


Modification of the spectrophotometric determination of ketone bodies in blood enabling the total recovery of beta-hydroxybutyric acid.


Chronic progressive deafness, including otosclerosis and diseases of the internal ear. Summaries of the bibliographic material available for 1957.


Chronic progressive deafness. Summaries of the bibliographic material available for 1958.


Chronic progressive deafness. Summaries of the bibliographic material available for 1958: II.


Pitfalls in tympanoplasty.

Pitfalls in tympanoplasty.


Tympanoplasty. Progress report for 1960.


The transport of injured patients.

The transport of injured patients.


The operative management of acquired heart disease.


Behavioral changes during hypothalamic or limbic stimulation in the monkey.


Mediastinal tumors.

Mediastinal tumors.


Unusual seizure discharges on stimulation in the limbic system of the monkey.


A paraffin-oxidizing pseudomonad.

A paraffin-oxidizing pseudomonad.


Serological epidemiology of poliomyelitis on St. Vincent Island, Federation of West Indies.


Chlordiazepoxide in the treatment of anxiety reactions.


Psychiatry in an industrial setting.

Psychiatry in an industrial setting.


The partial thromboplastin time with kaolin. A simple screening test for first stage plasma clotting factor deficiencies.


Pseudomembranous enterocolitis. The experimental induction of the disease.


Ulcerative colitis: surgical problems in corticosteroid treated patients.


Modification of strontium 90 emission for superficial therapy.


Nonrandom stimulus sampling in statistical learning theory.


Generalized hemangiopericytoma of the thyroid gland (report of a case).


Twenty years of shock therapy in America. 1937-1956: an annotated bibliography.


Diagnosis of hyperparathyroidism.

Diagnosis of hyperparathyroidism.


Sex chromatin patterns and ultimate sex determination.


Production of hypercalciuria by phosphorus deprivation on a low calcium intake: a new clinical test for hyperparathyroidism.


The speech behavior and language comprehension of autistic children.


Public school speech and hearing services. X. Research: current status and needs.


Propoxycaine hydrochloride in pudendal block anesthesia.


Two dental advertisements on mock-bills.


A space-saving and economical museum.

A space-saving and economical museum.


Conduction in smooth muscle: comparative structural properties.


A particulate fraction of liver containing a ribonuclease-resistant system for amino acid incorporation into protein.


Population movements and problems of malaria eradication in Africa. Population movements of various kinds are among the outstanding demographic features of the African continent and entail serious difficulties for malaria eradication. The majority of these movements are free and uncontrolled and are frequently inter-territorial in nature, hampering nation-wide or more limited malaria eradication projects and resulting in much reinfection.The author examines in some detail the types of population movements and their relationship to malaria problems in the Republic of Sudan, Ethiopia, Somalia, East Africa, Zanzibar, the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland, Nigeria and Ghana. He concludes that these movements cannot be stopped and must be taken into account in planning malaria eradication programmes. More information on them and on the complex relationships between parasites, vectors and human beings is required, and inter-territorial co-operation is essential in obtaining this information and in planning.


Alcoholics can be rehabilitated.

Alcoholics can be rehabilitated.


The physiology and clinical significance of venous pressure.


Renal mucormycosis. Survival after nephrectomy and amphotericin B therapy.


Pelvic perfusion. I. The feasibility of isolation of the vascular compartment of the canine pelvis.


Priority plan determines who operates when.


Considerations on intramural pregnancy.

Considerations on intramural pregnancy.


Ethical implications of medical hypnosis. A preliminary inquiry.


Post-micturition syncope.

Post-micturition syncope.


Distribution of gastro-intestinal cancer in South America.


Preliminary epidemiological study on cancer of the Japanese people living in Brazil.


Encephalomyelitis and pneumonitis in hamsters infected with Newcastle disease virus by different routes.


Informational requirements in making decisions.


Measurement of coronary blood flow.

Measurement of coronary blood flow.


Medical therapy. A panel discussion.

Medical therapy. A panel discussion.


Untreated hypertension.

Untreated hypertension.


PAB: a valuable stain for connective tissue, keratin and fungi.


Some psychologic considerations concerned with the problem of overnutrition.


Stein-Leventhal syndrome.

Stein-Leventhal syndrome.


How the course of some lung diseases has changed in the past 10 years


Incorporation of phosphorus-32 into adenosine triphosphate of adrenal chromaffin granules.


Effect of reserpine on the 5-hydroxytryptamine and adenosinetriphosphate of the dog intestinal mucosa. Homogenates were prepared of the mucous membrane of the small intestine from dogs previously treated with high doses of reserpine. The granular material sedimented from these homogenates was centrifuged over a density gradient. The dense fraction usually rich in adenosinetriphosphate and 5-hydroxytryptamine contained little amine and no nucleotide; on the other hand, the less dense material, believed to consist mainly of mitochondria, contained amounts of adenosinetriphosphate similar to those found in animals not treated with reserpine.


The distribution of 5-hydroxytryptamine and adenosinetriphosphate in cytoplasmic particles of the dog's small intestine. The distribution of 5-hydroxytryptamine, adenosinetriphosphate, and succinic dehydrogenase in sucrose homogenates of the dog's small intestine has been studied. The adenosinetriphosphate was present in two different layers which could be separated by density gradient centrifugation. The upper layer contained also much succinic dehydrogenase, but no amine; it is probably composed of mitochondria. The lower layer contained not only adenosinetriphosphate but also the major portion of the particle-held 5-hydroxytryptamine. The mean molar ratio, amine: adenosinetriphosphate, in the lower layer was 2.6. The experiments suggest that adenosinetriphosphate in the intestine is of importance in the storage of 5-hydroxytryptamine, resembling the function of adenosinetriphosphate in the storage of the catechol amines of the adrenal medulla.


A possible correlation between the minimum sensitizing dose of antibody in passive anaphylaxis and the molecular weight of the antigen.


A simple colorimetric procedure for calibrating micropipets.


Fatal respiratory obstruction due to faulty endotracheal tube.


Bacterial infections of the fetus and the newborn infant.


A comparative study of bacterial cultures and colony counts in paired specimens of urine obtained by catheter versus voiding from normal infants and infants with urinary tract infection.


The diagnosis of urinary tract infection.


Hypoglycaemic effect of chlorpropamide.

Hypoglycaemic effect of chlorpropamide.


The action of adenosine 3',5'-monophosphate on the incorporation of leucine into liver proteins.


Observations on the use of stabilised diazotates for the demonstration of alkaline phosphatase, acid phosphatase and non-specific esterase in the adrenal and prostate glands by azo dye coupling methods.


Apnea neonatorum: an obstetrical evaluation.


Fetal blood studies. XV. The carbon dioxide concentration gradient between the fetal and maternal blood of humans.


Diabetes mellitus in pregnancy.

Diabetes mellitus in pregnancy.


Physiology of the placenta.

Physiology of the placenta.


Trends in obstetrics.

Trends in obstetrics.


Electron microscope autoradiography.

Electron microscope autoradiography.


Barium enema colostomy perforation with secondary peritonitis.


Leiomyosarcoma in situ of the uterus.

Leiomyosarcoma in situ of the uterus.


Regional enteritis: a review of 50 cases at Harper Hospital.


The acquisition and reversal of a position habit as a function of incentive magnitude.


Commercial resorcin-fuchsin as a stain for elastic fibers.


Cellular aspects of irradiation and aging in mammals.


In vitro studies on the radiation biology of mammalian cells.


Quantitation of growth of mammalian cells.


Head injuries in infants and young children. Head injury in infants and young children may produce lesions that are relatively unique for this age group. The uniqueness is generally due to the structural immaturity of the skull, meninges and brain."Derby-hat" and diastatic fractures are common in this age group. Spurious meningoceles result from tearing of the dura which is closely adherent to the skull. The syndrome of "delayed" concussion is more commonly manifested in children. Extradural and subdural hemorrhage may develop from lacerations of the major venous sinuses. A classical extradural hematoma may occur in the absence of fracture across meningeal arterial channels. The management of patients with head injury has been improved by the more frequent use of tracheotomy, hypothermic techniques and drugs of the "lytic cocktail." Solutions of urea in 10 per cent invert sugar are administered intravenously to control cerebral edema in selected patients.


Activation by contact with glass and the action of thrombin.


Unusual haemorrhagic diathesis in atypical primary amyloidosis.


Conversion of 4-hydroxymethylene-Delta 7 cholesten-3-one to cholesterol.


Pre- and postgraduate teaching.

Pre- and postgraduate teaching.


Geriatrics, gerontology and gastro-enterology. A challenge to the clinician.


Community planning. Advantages of adequate planning.


A recreation program for long-term patients.


Comparative effects of actinomycins II, III, and IV on several ascitic tumors of mice.


Planning the psychiatric library.

Planning the psychiatric library.


Biphasic serial aorto-arteriography. (Principles, method and apparatus).


Antibiotics in surgical cases.

Antibiotics in surgical cases.


The electro-encephalogram in selection of flying personnel.


Problems of modern antibiotic therapy.

Problems of modern antibiotic therapy.


Current status of sulfonamides in surgery.


Sulfonamides in surgery.

Sulfonamides in surgery.


Palatal myoclonus: a report of two cases.


Rheumatoid deformities of the hand.

Rheumatoid deformities of the hand.


Dyspnoea and bronchoscopy.

Dyspnoea and bronchoscopy.


Metabolism of progesterone by the liver of fetal and new-born guinea pig.


Arylsulphatase and the hydrolysis of some steroid sulphates in developing organism and placenta.


Alpha-chymo-trypsin in cataract extraction.


A clinical evaluation of the combination of dexbrompheniramine and d-isoephedrine (Disophrol).


Bacterial resistance to antibiotics. A correlation of clinically attainable blood levels with in vitro sensitivity tests.


Studies on the Schardinger dextrins. XI. The isolation of new Schardinger dextrins.


Ganglioneuroblastoma. A case involving the superior cervical ganglion.


Reduction of mammary carcinoma and adenoma in C3Hf breeders after late ovariectomy.


Mammary tumour incidence in relation to age and number of litters in C3Hf and RIIIf mice.


Tests for mammary tumour agent in C3Hf and RIIIf mouse strains.


The effect of oestrone on the incidence of mammary carcinoma and adenoma in C3Hf breeders after late ovariectomy.


The cis-trans isomerization of conjugated polyenes and the occurrence of a hindered cis-isomer of retinene in the rhodopsin system.


Submolecular structure of the nucleic acids.


A study of bacterial sensitivity to antibiotics: interpretation of "resistance" based upon clinically attainable blood levels.


Electron structure and activity of organophosphorus inhibitors of esterases.


Electronic aspects of the mechanism of thiamine-catalyzed reactions.


Partial resolution of the enzymes catalyzing oxidative phosphorylation. I. Purification and properties of soluble dinitrophenol-stimulated adenosine triphosphatase.


Direct renal action of a purified parathyroid extract.


Deflection of hostility in folie a deux.


Effect of nonconvulsive electrostimulation upon some side effects of ECT.


Some current problems in medical hypnosis.


The first electroconvulsive treatment given in the United States.


Pitfalls in the diagnosis of gastric and duodenal ulcer.


The results of tendon grafting for flexor tendon injuries in fingers and thumb after long delay.


The circulation of the primary lobule of the lung.


Growth phases of mammalian cells propagated in a serum-free medium.


The isolation and virus cytopathogenicity of a line of cells from human keratoacanthoma.


Effect of amount and percentage of reinforcement on resistance to extinction in preschool children.


The bone marrow in leukaemia.

The bone marrow in leukaemia.


Gouty heart.

Gouty heart.


Cancer of the prostate gland: a clinical and pathological evaluation of patients treated by radical prostatectomy.


Serological studies of experimental gnathostomiasis.


Glucose as a carbon source for carotene synthesis in tomatoes.


Observations on rapidly remitting and persistently steroid-dependent intractably asthmatic children.


Some factors influencing variability and accuracy in a judgment task.


Mutagenic effects of nitrogen mustard derivatives of azo-benzene compounds in Drosophila melanogaster.


The Philadelphia plan for decentralization of enviromental health activities.


A narcotic record.

A narcotic record.


The characterization of estrone sulfate from human plasma.


A preliminary comparison of rapidly remitting and persistently "steroid-dependent" asthmatic children.


Hyposmosis and aldosterone secretion.

Hyposmosis and aldosterone secretion.


Correlation of blood groups with gastric acidity in normals.


Generalized neocortical responses and corticospinal neuron activity. Long-latency responses evoked by ipsilateral sciatic nerve and hippocampal-fornix stimulation in barbiturized cats are associated with activation of corticospinal neurons. Differences in latency and configuration of generalized responses and patterns of relayed corticospinal neuron discharges indicate that a variety of extra-thalamic projections are involved in activation of Betz cells.


Analysis of axodendritic synaptic organizations in immature cerebral cortex.


Morphophysiological basis of elementary evoked response patterns in the neocortex of the newborn cat.


A new approach to the general pathology of hydatid disease. (The clinical picture in relation to the biology of the parasite)


Hemoptysis. A clinical evaluation of 105 patients examined consecutively on a thoracic surgical service.


A diurnal cycle for Holotrich protozoa of the rumen.


Pulmonary, aortic and precordial rheography in heart insufficiency and in patients with pulmonary arterial hypertension.


Induced ovulation in the mouse and the measurement of its inhibition.


Contributions to the study of derivatives of the thiourea type exerting an antitrichomonadic action.


Studies in immunochemistry. 18. The isolation and properties of a sialomucopolysaccharide possessing blood-group Le-a specificity and virus-receptor activity.


Studies in immunochemistry. 19. Further observations on the preparation and properties of human blood-group-specific mucopolysaccharides.


Amino-acid metabolism of Bordetella pertussis in liquid cultures. I. Effect of composition of culture media upon amino-acid metabolism.


Amino-acid metabolism of Bordetella pertussis in liquid cultures. II. Correlation between time of cultivation and amino-acid metabolism.


Elective versus delayed neck dissection in cancer of the larynx.


Progress in bronchoesophagology, 1959-1960.


Response of transplantable tumours to treatment with preparations containing di- and trioxymethylenglycol compounds.


Radiation accidents.

Radiation accidents.


Bowel complications due to intraperitoneal radioactive gold; report of 2 cases.


A theory of echolocation by bats.

A theory of echolocation by bats.


Adaptation of the Vinten 16-mm. scientific Mk. I camera for time lapse cine-photomicrography using an electromechanical timer.


Perception of distance in animal echo-location.


Personal identity and political ideology.


Ocular uptake of radiothyroxine and radiotriiodothyronine.


Spontaneous hypoglycaemia.

Spontaneous hypoglycaemia.


The effects of industrialization, recent food legislation and advertising on food habits in Britain.


The industrial physician--where is he going?


Coxa vara infantum.

Coxa vara infantum.


The effect of maturation on chemically-induced seizures in rats.


Seminars on premature care teach life-saving techniques.


Duplication of the mitral valve.

Duplication of the mitral valve.


Nephrocalcinosis.

Nephrocalcinosis.


Implantation of the ureters into an isolated rectosigmoid bladder.


Some aspects of renal calculus.

Some aspects of renal calculus.


The rate of pecking by pigeons as a function of amount and frequency of reinforcement.


Management of herniation through large iliac bone defects.


The five-phase program at St. Anne's Hospital, Chicago.


Effect of the Finnish sauna bath on the maternal blood circulation and fluid and electrolyte balance in toxemia of late pregnancy.


A hydrostatic function of the accessory respiratory organs in air-breathing fishes.


The influence of Salk's vaccine on the course of acute anterior poliomyelitis.


Effects of purified linoleic ester on cholesterol in the rat.


Tryptophan-nicotinic acid metabolism in patients with tumours of the bladder. Changes in the excretory products after treatment with nicotinamide and vitamin B6.


Vaginal leiomyoma: report of a case and review of the literature.


Hazards of microwave radiations. A review.


The effect of preoperative roentgen therapy upon the 10 and 5 year results of the surgical treatment of cancer of the rectum.


The dental student image of the dentist-patient relationship.


Rehabilitation of asthmatics.

Rehabilitation of asthmatics.


Gingival changes observed in arteriosclerotic men. A clinical and histologic study.


Cell population kinetics.

Cell population kinetics.


Problems in the evaluation of attendant-employee training programs.


The interpretation of three personality factors in juvenile delinquency.


The endocrine organs of the collared lemming (Dicrostonyx) in captivity under diverse temperature and light conditions.


Carbon assimilation by Pseudomonas oxalaticus (OXI). 5. Purification and properties of glyoxylic dehydrogenase.


Hepatic amebiasis treated with plaquenil: case report.


Effects of various scoring cutoffs on reliability estimates.


The changing role of the hospital in a changing world.


Induction of melanotic tumours in the white ('partial albino') Syrian hamster.


Influence of hair growth cycle on melanocyte activation in rabbit skin after a single application of methylcholanthrene.


A survey of a group of children with mental and physical handicaps treated in an orthopaedic hospital.


Variations in the prothrombin complex of different species.


Current concepts of coagulation.

Current concepts of coagulation.


Hemolysate prothrombin consumption time: a new test for thromboplastinogenic coagulation defects.


Hemostasis: theoretic and clinical aspects.


The assay and properties of labile factor (factor V). Human oxalated plasma stored at 4 degrees C. until the prothrombin time is increased beyond 60 sec. is a reliable medium for assaying labile factor (factor V) because its response to added labile factor corresponds quantitatively to that of plasma from patients with congenital deficiency of this factor. Such an agreement is not obtained with plasma stored at 37 degrees C. The stability of labile factor is closely associated with ionized calcium. The addition of thrombin to fresh oxalated plasma causes an apparent hyperactivity of labile factor, but this is completely removed by adsorption with Ca(3)(PO)(2). Oxalated plasma when adsorbed with Ca(3)(PO(4))(2) before treatment with thrombin does not develop this adventitious activity, nor does it occur in stored plasma treated with thrombin. The seemingly high labile factor activity in serum can be explained by the activation of this factor which is independent of labile factor but acts synergistically with it. The true labile factor concentration can be determined only after the accelerator is removed by adsorption with Ca(3)(PO(4))(2). A close agreement between the consumption of prothrombin and the loss of labile factor during clotting is observed.


The diagnosis of common hereditary hemorrhagic diseases.


The theoretical basis and clinical application of the prothrombin time and prothrombin consumption time.


The plasminogen-plasmin system of newborn infants. Investigation of the nature and persistence of a deficiency of this system in human infants.


Transfusions in the treatment of hemorrhagic diseases.


The role of salivary depressants in dentistry.


Management of common hand injuries.

Management of common hand injuries.


Injuries of the hand, wrist, forearm, and elbow sustained in organized college athletics.


Changing educational methods in a department of human anatomy.


Effects of maternal anesthesia on fetal oxygen.


Immunity and immunization.

Immunity and immunization.


Influenza vaccination in children.

Influenza vaccination in children.


Acute superior vena caval compression.

Acute superior vena caval compression.


Care of patients with labyrinthine dysfunction.


Carpal tunnel syndrome: treatment by splinting.


Heartburn in pregnancy.

Heartburn in pregnancy.


The human trophoblast in health and disease.


Placenta previa accreta.

Placenta previa accreta.


Subacute bacterial endocarditis. Clinical and laboratory observations in 27 consecutive cases treated with penicillin V by mouth.


Fatal epistaxis.

Fatal epistaxis. The instances in which nosebleed is potentially fatal are those in which there is a history of recent head injury, severe arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease or an underlying vascular tumor in the nasal chambers. Fatal nasal bleeding has not been reported in children. An awareness on the part of the physician of the potentially fatal significance of his patient's nosebleed is the very best insurance against such an event. Intelligent history-taking, careful physical and x-ray examination, generous sedation, precise local cauterization and packing, estimation of hemoglobin mass and a search for bleeding and clotting disorders are the best weapons of the physician called to treat epistaxis. These procedures, coupled with adequate blood replacement and an informed attitude toward surgical interruption of the blood supply to the bleeding region should forestall death from fatal nosebleed.


Surgical treatment of nasal hemorrhage.

Surgical treatment of nasal hemorrhage.


Congenital epidermoid cyst of anterior half of tongue.


Abdominal decompression during the first stage of labour. A preliminary report.


The natural occurrence of hemolytic streptococci in school children. A five-year study.


Some immunologic aspects of rheumatic fever.


The epidemiology of rheumatic fever.

The epidemiology of rheumatic fever.


Gross hemorrhage from presumed diverticular disease of the colon: results of treatment in 103 patients.


Narcotic addiction. Medical and legal problems with physicians.


Carcinoma of the lung. A study of thirty years experience at Provident Hospital.


Follow-up clinic in a state tuberculosis hospital; preliminary report.


Gasoline sniffing.

Gasoline sniffing.


Histochemistry of human sublingual glands.


Histochemistry of the gingiva. III. The distribution of amino-peptidase in normal and inflammatory conditions.


Histochemistry of the gingiva. IV. Preliminary investigations on the mucopolysaccharides of connective tissue.


Health insurance in Australia.

Health insurance in Australia.


Possible improvements in the technique of long-term cannulation of blood vessels.


Partial persistence of the ductus arteriosus.


Controlling cancer in a community. (A report on cancer control progress in Hawaii).


Cannulation of blood vessels for prolonged hemodialysis.


Gastro-intestinal cancer in Hawaii.

Gastro-intestinal cancer in Hawaii.


Sociocultural factors in cancer in Hawaii.


Observed and calculated hearing loss for speech in noise-induced deafness.


Speech audiometry in persons with brain damage.


Prevention of hearing loss from exposure to noise.


Fistula of the dura in fractures involving the paranasal sinuses. Complications and treatment.


Pressure perception in ostariophysi.

Pressure perception in ostariophysi.


Insecticide resistance of body lice in the Sudan Republic.


Visual reaction time and the Broca-Sulzer phenomenon.


Effect of transthoracic endoscopic sympathectomy on the cardiac neurovegetative equilibrium and on the cardiac neurovegetative equilibrium and on angina pectoris.


The clinical significance of fever in acute leukemia.


Effect of reserpine and syrosingopine on the rate and contractility of the human heart.


Sympathogenic origin and antiadrenergic prevention of stress-induced myocardial lesions.


Preventive medical mass reconditioning abroad--why not in U.S.A.?


On the enzymatic determination of blood glucose.


Amino acid activating enzymes in algae.

Amino acid activating enzymes in algae.


Studies of protein synthesis with ribonucleo-protein particles from pea seedlings. II. The effect of exogenous amino acids.


Tobacco smoking, smoking habits and the dynamic cycle of the left ventricle (chronodynogram).


Primary and non puerperal amenorrhea with galactorrhea and low F.S.H. secretion and its prognosis in sterility.


Cardiac arrhythmias following intracardiac surgery.


Some observations and considerations on the vibratory sense.


The group B under the clinical viewpoint.


Adipokinetic activity of synthetic peptides related to corticotropin.


Contemporary management of arthritis.

Contemporary management of arthritis.


Culture components as a significant factor in child development. Symposium, 1960. 2. Kibbutz adolescents.


Devising projective methods for personality research.


A theory of the mechanism of action of creatine phosphokinase.


Mucormycosis in severely burned patients. Report of two cases with extensive destruction of the face and nasal cavity.


Method of assaying doctor-patient tensions. Its application in assessing the role of these tensions in the choice of electroshock.


The nature of the serum thromboplastic defect in patients with liver disease.


The Stuart-Prower factor: utilization of clotting factors obtained by starch-block electrophoresis for genetic evaluation.


Disturbances of respiration of functional origin.


The disease of the ancient Scythians.

The disease of the ancient Scythians.


Collagen and deoxyribonucleic acid concentrations during regeneration in the hepatectomized cirrhotic liver.


Liver regeneration after partial hepatectomy in carbon tetrachloride-induced cirrhosis in the rat.


Sequelae of prematurity: psychological test findings.


Alkaline ribonuclease activity increase in rat kidney cortex and liver after trypan blue and other azo dyes administration. Acid azo dyes, most of them naphtholdisulfonic acid derivatives, were given intraperitoneally to rats and their effect on "alkaline" ribonuclease activity was studied in total homogenates of kidney cortex and liver. Acid treatment was used to release bound enzyme activity. Several of the dyes, including trypan blue, increased RNase activity in both organs 3 days after administration of single doses, while others, like Evans blue, were inactive. Activity was apparently bound to the sulfonic substitution in the 3, 6 positions in the naphthalene rings, substitutions in the benzidine rings being not critical. All of the active and most of the inactive compounds were taken up by tubule cells of kidney cortex and by reticular and parenchymal cells of liver. While the effect on both liver and kidney was obtained 1 day after trypan blue administration, RNase remained increased for only about 3 days in the first organ, and for at least a month in the second. However, repeated trypan blue doses increased liver enzyme activity for at least 9 days. Serum RNase activity was decreased after trypan blue administration. Ethionine administration together with trypan blue markedly blocked the effect of the dye on liver RNase activity; simultaneously given methionine partially reversed the action of the antimetabolite. This suggests that de novo synthesis of RNase is induced in liver by trypan blue. The action of ethionine on the kidney RNase response to trypan blue was less marked although significant; in view of the possible kidney uptake of the plasma enzyme, interpretation of this finding must be postponed. Results are discussed with reference to the mechanism of the structural specificity of the compounds used, cytological localization of the dyes and their mechanism of action on liver and kidney RNase.


Synthesis of 4-thiamethionine and its effect on energy metabolism and amino acid incorporation into protein of Ehrlich ascites tumour cells.


1960 White House Conference on Children and Youth: follow-up in Michigan.


An agenda for educators working with the emotionally disturbed in residential settings.


Forearm metabolism in obesity and its response to intra-arterial insulin. Evidence for adaptive hyperinsulinism.


Folic acid coenzymes.

Folic acid coenzymes.


Factor B and other compounds related to vitamin B12 in pyruvic acid-carbon dioxide exchange.


Esophageal stricture following ingestion of Clinitest tablets.


Hepatic lipogenesis in D2O-fed mice.

Hepatic lipogenesis in D2O-fed mice.


Effect of heavy water on hepatic lipogenesis in mice.


Deposition of C-14-labelled cholesterol in the atheromatous aorta.


Enzymic studies on dystrophic mice and their littermates (lipogenesis and cholesterolgenesis).


Theca-lutein cysts of the ovaries. A case of erythroblastosis with abruptio placentae and acute renal failure.


Clinical evaluation of povidone-iodine as a skin antiseptic in orthopedic surgery.


Human blood agar for the isolation of pathogenic staphylococci.


The mental level in 47 cases of true Klinefelter's syndrome.


Acid phosphatases in the ejaculate of men with disturbances of somatosexual development.


Lung tumors produced by intratracheal inoculation of polyoma virus in Syrian hamsters.


Electrophoresis of seminal plasma proteins.


Changes in cell-free amino acid incorporating activity during maturation of maize kernels.


Platelet transfusions and administration of platelet derivatives in man. I. Evaluation of laboratory technics used for prognostic purposes.


A new apparatus and technic for separation of blood elements.


Control of degree of oxygenation during total body perfusion.


The Rh antigen called c-v: a revocation.


A present view of the Rh blood groups.

A present view of the Rh blood groups.


Blood groups and human genetics.

Blood groups and human genetics.


Hypnosis in medicine and surgery.

Hypnosis in medicine and surgery.


The aetiology and treatment of children's phobias: a review.


Sexual disorders and behavior therapy.

Sexual disorders and behavior therapy.


Pseudosarcomatous fibroblastic proliferations.


Limited thymidine uptake in Escherichia coli due to an inducible thymidine phosphorylase.


Biochemical, immunological, and genetic studies with a new type of tryptophan synthetase mutant of Neurospora crassa.


Mechanics of athletic injury.

Mechanics of athletic injury.


Cost conservation in a radiological department.


Dilution of alveolar gases during nitrous oxide excretion in man.


Berylliosis, bones, and behavior: an illustrative case report.


Amino acid turnover and protein synthesis in leaves.


Estimation of protein in cellular material.


The inhibitory effect of 6-azauracil riboside on the multiplication of vaccinia virus.


Memoir of Maurice S. JACOBS (1897-1960).


The biomechanics of the Syme prosthesis.


The necessity of physiological monitoring in the general hospital.


Some aspects of thyroid function in rats after feeding of levomepromazine.


Pruritus ani. A diagnostic test and indicated medication.


The decholin taste time test of liver dysfunction. A clinical report on its nonspecific diagnostic significance and on the therapeutic use of decholin.


Studies on the synthesis and secretion of serum lipoproteins by rat liver slices.


Phenethyldiguanide--comparative study of tablets and timed-disintegration capsules.


Measles in fact and fancy.

Measles in fact and fancy.


Rorschach productivity and participation in group psychotherapy.


Influence of metabolic and respiratory alkalosis on cardiac output and pressor response to epinephrine.


The significance of repetitive paroxysmal electroencephalographic patterns. Their specificity in subacute sclerosing leukoencephalitis.


Management of the aged patient.

Management of the aged patient.


The scope for research in general practice.


A case of essential hypercholesterolaemic xanthomatosis associated with lipaemic serum.


Clinical evaluation of vitamin and mineral status in man.


Distribution and seasonal variation of allohydroxy-L-proline in Santalum album L.


Starch granuloma. The problem of surgical glove power.


A perfusion procedure (perf-o-suction) for recovery of schistosome worms.


Demonstrated control of Australorbis glabratus by Marisa cornuarietis under field conditions in Puerto Rico.


Gibberellin-like substances in plants.

Gibberellin-like substances in plants.


Anti-inflammatory drugs in obstetrics and gynecology.


Regional enteritis simulating pelvic inflammatory disease.


The ultramicroscopic structure of the arteriosclerotic human aorta and its pathogenesis.


Mixed mesodermal tumors of the uterus.

Mixed mesodermal tumors of the uterus.


A study on the use of phenylbutazone and oxyphenbutazone in obstetrics and gynecology.


An obstetric view of anesthesia.

An obstetric view of anesthesia.


Intestinal lesions simulating gynecologic disease.


Myoma of the cervix.

Myoma of the cervix.


Obstetrical complications following cervical operations. A report of 2 cases.


Postoperative treatment of the gynecologic patient. Use of phenylbutazone.


The conservative treatment of fibromyomata in women of the childbearing age.


Some remarks on the Whorfian hypothesis.


Effect of alpha chymotrypsin on the cornea.


Histological investigations on the effect exerted by alpha-chymotrypsin on the retina.


Rage, violence and conscience.

Rage, violence and conscience.


The postoperative gynecologic patient.

The postoperative gynecologic patient.


Towards the construction of an organized foundation for clinical psychiatry.


Electrophoretic and immunoelectrophoretic patterns of extracellular diphtheria proteins from culture filtrates of different iron concentrations.


The kidney in lead poisoning.

The kidney in lead poisoning.


Experimental gastric ulcer and effect of a new anti-ulcerous drug, chlorbenzoxamin.


Emergency care of military personnel in civilian hospitals.


The effect of diet on growth and nitrogen balance after injury.


A plea for uniformity in nurse education programs.


Phenomena of tissue immunology observed during transplantation.


Bilateral infarction of calcarine cortex with lateral geniculate degeneration.


A comprehensive evaluation of the county hospital patient.


Enzymes histochemically demonstrable in the earliest phase of wound healing.


Fate of glucose in isolated rat spinal cord and diaphragm incubated in the absence and presence of insulin.


Action of insulin on carbohydrate uptake of isolated rat spinal cord.


Action of phenothiazine derivatives on carbohydrate uptake of isolated rat diaphragm and isolated rat spinal cord.


Action of insulin on glucose uptake of rat brain slices and isolated rat cerebellum.


Studies on a direct effect of insulin on the central nervous system: a review.


Multiple vesico-colic fistulae due to diverticulitis. Multi-stage surgical cure.


Granular cell myoblastoma of the lip and oral cavity.


Removal of sialic acid from serum gonadotropin by acidic and enzymic hydrolysis.


Action of neuraminidase on haptoglobulin.


Studies on the metabolism of virus-infected tissues. III. The effect of influenza virus on ribonucleic acid fractions of chick chorio-allantoic membranes.


Spray-drying of tablet granulations. I. A preliminary report.


Immunologic reaction to tissue transplantation.


The J. Burns Amberson lecture: aspects of contemporary research in immunology.


A multi-discipline practitioner research approach toward problem solving in the area of heavy case loads and little time.


Psychological evaluation of monoamine oxidase inhibitor effects.