On the formation of covalent linkages between two protein molecules.


The nature of the allergic reaction.

The nature of the allergic reaction.


What is arrested hydrocephalus?

What is arrested hydrocephalus?


Congenital corrected transposition of the great vessels: a study of 33 cases.


Joint setting for research: training school and university.


Language behavior of mentally retarded childen.


The unique therapeutic properties of tranylcypromine and trifluoperazine (parstelin).


Relationship of blood type to histocompatibility in chickens. Evidence shows that the B blood group locus in chickens, which controls red cell antigens, is associated with tolerance of skin homografts. Three other blood group loci studied did not show this effect.


Death following penicillin injection. Report of three cases.


Carcinoma developing in psoriatic lesions.


Flavobacterium infection as a cause of bacterial endocarditis. Report of a case, bacteriologic studies, and review of the literature.


Studies of chloroplast development in Euglena. II. Photoreversal of the u.v. inhibition of green colony formation.


The effect of estrogens on mast cells and enzymes in connective tissue metabolism in humans.


The effect of intravenous estrogens on ground substance.


Photoskin tests in hydroa vacciniforme.

Photoskin tests in hydroa vacciniforme.


Benign endocrine growths of the nose.

Benign endocrine growths of the nose.


Jamarsan therapy of pemphigus erythematosus. Observations on 2 patients treated with Brazilian regimen.


A study of ocular movements in hypnotically induced dreams.


The effect of subliminal stimuli on guessing-accuracy.


Hydatidiform mole in relation to malignant disease of the trophoblast.


Use of indexes of air pollution potential in mortality studies.


Separation of plasma thromboplastin antecedent (PTA) and Hageman factor (HF) from human plasma.


National medical bibliographies.

National medical bibliographies.


Neurological evaluation of the child.

Neurological evaluation of the child.


Neurological evaluation of the infant.

Neurological evaluation of the infant.


Reaction steps in the allergic tissue response.


Formation and properties of polyribonucleotide-polydeoxy-ribonucleotide helical complexes.


Peritoneal absorption of Cr51 tagged erythrocytes. Its influence by pneumoperitoneum and Fowler's position.


On cholecystolithotomy.

On cholecystolithotomy.


Mastoid osteoplasty using autogenous cancellous bone: a new procedure.


"Mastoid osteoplasty" using autogenous cancellous bone. Progress report and modified technique.


A clinical assessment of N-benzhydryl-N'-cinnamyl-piperazine (cinnarazine) in seasonal allergic rhinitis.


Rupture of the interventricular septum associated with acute myocardial infarction.


Optometry's search for itself.

Optometry's search for itself.


A method for the separation of acid mucopolysaccharides: its application to the isolation of heparin from the skin of rats.


The treatment of bronchial asthma. From adrenergic drugs to anti-inflammatory steroids.


The reaction of ninhydrin with keto-acids.


Fibrocollagenous tubes structured in vivo. Morphology and biological characteristics.


The use of state mental institutions in surgical training programs.


Recent studies of byssinosis in the Lancashire cotton industry.


Mechanical zonulolysis in the surgical treatment of cataract.


Studies on menadione reduction and reoxidation with Azotobacter vinelandii.


Sex in education in elementary school.

Sex in education in elementary school.


The influence of Cyclogyl and Neosynephrine on tonographic studies of miotic control in open-angle glaucoma.


Variation of standard technics for correction of blepharoptosis.


Indolent Staphylococcus albus or aureus bacteremia after ventriculoatriostomy. Role of foreign body in its initiation and perpetuation.


Experimental investigations of the effect of a polycarboxylic acid preparation on coagulation.


Nuclear deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) content, nuclear size and cell size in the human amnion epithelium.


Automatic scanning of paper strip chromatograms of I-131-labeled compounds.


Zurich experiences with glomus tumors of the base of the skull


Toxicity of wood preservatives for swine.


The nonsurgical temporomandibular joint syndrome.


Current practices in general medicine. 22. Orthostatic hypotension.


Corneal sensitivity after cataract extraction.


Ocular reactions to plastic materials (polyethylene and teflon).


"Minor" infarcts. So-called "intermediary coronary syndromes"


Estrogen-induced serum protein synthesis in the liver of the chicken embryo.


Chemical and metabolic changes in embryonic liver cells following treatment with estrogens.


Effect of x-irradiation on developing protein-synthesizing systems.


Effects of estrogens on protein bound carbohydrates of embryo and chick serum.


Proteins induced in plasma by oestrogens.


The value of the Middlebrook-Dubosh hemagglutination test for tuberculosis.


Controlling fluctuations of pupation site in Drosophila.


The effect of sodium chloride on peptic digestion of bovine serum albumin.


Studies of the intermediates produced during peptic digestion of bovine serum albumin, ribonuclease and trypsin.


Detection of viability in aged or injured Pasteurella tularensis.


Disposable manometer for venous pressure.


Poisoning caused by tetraethyl lead.

Poisoning caused by tetraethyl lead.


The effect of physical exercise on serum transaminase.


Formation and utilization of poly-beta-hydroxybutyric acid by Knallgas bacteria (Hydrogenomonas).


Some studies in experimental renal hypertension.


Pyelonephritis.

Pyelonephritis.


Intestinal lipodystrophy (Whipple's disease). Report of a case diagnosed by peroral biopsy of the small intestine with the Crosby capsule.


Plasma porphyrin.

Plasma porphyrin.


Advance in paediatrics.

Advance in paediatrics.


The distribution of Hp groups in the Polish population.


Perinatal mortality. Public health viewpoint: scope and perspective.


Incidence and progression of retinal and vascular lesions in long-term diabetes. A follow-up of a group of patients over 7 years.


Possible aggravation of abdominal symptoms by tolbutamide in a patient with diabetes and hepatic porphyria.


Leadermember interaction in management committees.


Reduction of mevaldic acid to mevalonic acid by a partially purified enzyme from liver.


Carcinoma in chronic thyroiditis.

Carcinoma in chronic thyroiditis.


Lower extremity amputations in peripheral vascular disease.


Dialysis of gastric secretion in vivo with a semipermeable dialyzing balloon.


Pattern of electrolyte, nitrogenous and body composition alterations in acute uremic syndrome in nephrectomized dogs.


Drugs and the gastroenterologist.

Drugs and the gastroenterologist.


Total body water distribution of creatinine and urea in nephrectomized dogs.


Corneal contact lenses. 4. The size of the lens.


Corneal contact lenses. IX. Fitting of patients with keratoconus.


Corneal contact lenses. Indications and contraindications.


Corneal contact lenses. V. The fluorescein pattern and corneal staining.


Corneal contact lenses. VI. The contact lens edge.


Corneal contact lenses. VI. The interpretation of symptoms.


Corneal contact lenses. VII. Inspection of the contact lens.


Refinements in ophthalmic surgery.

Refinements in ophthalmic surgery.


Newer miotics in the treatment of strabismus.


Transference in medical team-family research: the family health maintenance demonstration.


Discussion of paper presented by Jane Wilcox.


Cardiac arrest occurring outside the operating room; report of two cases.


Indicator-dilution techniques in diagnostic cardiology.


A malignantlymphoma showing the histological features of multiple myelomatosis, Hodgkin's disease, and reticulum-cell sarcoma. Report of a case with a review of the literature.


Temporal aspects of cutaneous interaction with two-point electrical stimulation.


Arteritis in rheumatoid arthritis.

Arteritis in rheumatoid arthritis.


Relationship of multiple endocrine adenomas to the syndrome of ulcerogenic islet cell adenomas (Zollinger-Ellison). Occurrence of both syndromes in one family.


Preparation and properties of the human plasma Ba-alpha2-glycoproteins.


Excretion of tryptophan metabolites after physical effort.


Hereditary absence of muscle phosphorylase (McArdle's syndrome).


Psychiatric study and psychotherapy of criminals.


A major task of therapy: developing volition and purpose.


Treating the delinquent.

Treating the delinquent.


Psychoanalysis and existential analysis.


Water and hexosamine content in linear wounds, pedicled grafts, and autotransplants.


Respiratory (cardiac) arrest after retrograde pyelography with neomycin-containing medium.


Preblastemic changes of intramuscular glycogen in forelimb regeneration of the adult newt, Triturus viridescens.


Cardiovascular reflexes in hypertension.


Pharmacology and aviation.

Pharmacology and aviation.


A humanist describes and prescribes: Thomas Wilson and medicine.


Pharmacology in a changing world.

Pharmacology in a changing world.


Gonococcal stomatitis.

Gonococcal stomatitis.


Incorporation of P32-labeled orthophosphate into tissue phospholipids of intact animals. Summary.


Frequency, duration and localization of lichen planus. A study based on 181 patients.


Isolation of herpes simplex virus from blisters of a patient with Stevens-Johnson's syndrome.


The stability of anti-lipoidal antibodies to heat inactivation at 56degree C.


Benign tumors and cysts of the esophagus.


The effect of relaxin on uterine phosphorylase in the rat.


Polymorphism of alpha1-acid glycoprotein.


Preliminary studies with AF 242 as an antiarrhythmic and preanesthetic medication.


Trial of effect of Bemegride in schizophrenia.


Management of schizophrenia in Sarawak Mental Hospital, 1959.


The influence of environmental temperature on the course of experimental herpes simplex infection.


The transmission of Plasmodium cynomolgi to man.


Further studies on the toxicity of 2-chloroethyl methanesulfonate (NSC-18016, CB-1506) for the dog.


Natural occurrence of malaria in rhesus monkeys. A relatively high incidence of malarial infections has been noted in recent importations of rhesus monkeys from Pakistan. This finding, contraverting the widely held belief that rhesus monkeys are free of natively acquired malaria, is of substantial significance to those employing Pakistanian rhesus monkeys in their investigations.


Observations on the renal and hepatic toxicities of methyl methanesulfonate (NSC-50256) and 2-chloroethyl ethanesulfonate (NSC-50257).


Observations on the therapeutic activity and toxicity of 2-chlorethyl methanesulfonate-CB-1506 (NSC-18016).


Studies on the effect of penicillin intramuscularly and orally in acute suppurative otitis media in children.


Immunologic identification of Coxsackie A21 virus with Coe virus.


Colorimetric neutralization test for herpes simplex, with observations on neutralizing and complement-fixing antibody levels in human sera.


Recent advances in the serodiagnosis of virus infections.


Virology on the bookshelf. Application of tissue culture technics to diagnostic virology in the public health laboratory.


Blood group factors in women with choriocarcinoma as compared with those of their husbands.


Metabolic shifts during synchronous growth of Chlorella pyrenoidosa.


Nitrogen and phosphorus metabolism during synchronous growth of Chlorella pyrenoidosa.


Anastomosis of the vas deferens: an experimental study. IV. The use of fine polyethylene tubing as a splint.


On applanation tonometry.

On applanation tonometry.


The production of actinomycins by controlled biosyntheses: the F actinomycins.


Transventricular approach to mitral valvotomy.


Internal clocks and homing.

Internal clocks and homing.


Structure and concentrating mechanism in the mammalian kidney.


Capillary density in mammals in relation to body size and oxygen consumption.


Interdependence of urea and electrolytes in production of a concentrated urine.


A treatment program for adolescents on an adult ward.


Contributions of molecular biology to medicine.


Biophysical and mathematical models of circadian rhythms.


The roentgen diagnosis of eighth nerve tumors.


NSC A-649, an antitumor antibiotic.

NSC A-649, an antitumor antibiotic.


The place of oxytocics in obstetric practice.


Methemoglobinemia--a cause of abortions? Preliminary report.


Control of edema and pain in episiotomy. Use of oral proteolytic enzymes.


A technique of two-team abdominoperineal resection of the rectum.


On the problem of radiation loading of the patient in fluoroscopy


Breast disorders complicating pregnancy and lactation.


Radical surgery for pelvic cancer.

Radical surgery for pelvic cancer.


Use of hydrochlorothiazide (Esidrix) in pregnancy. Report of 120 cases.


Intravenous 1-norepinephrine as a casue of reduced plasma volume.


Some observations on the relationship of venous return and cardiac function in humans.


A contribution to the analysis of deja vu.


A hypnoanalytic note on a Medusa's head dream.


Iatrochemistry, iatrophysics and iatropsychology.


Jean-Martin CHARCOT and the history of experimental hypnosis.


Micropsia.

Micropsia.


Perfectionism and pseudo-perfectonism.

Perfectionism and pseudo-perfectonism.


Peripheral and cranial nerve injuries resulting from general surgical procedures.


Clinical evaluation of diethylpropion (Tenuate), a new anorectic agent.


Psychiatric aspects of Sir Thomas BROWNE with a new evaluation of his work.


Normal protein bound iodine values in hyperthyroidism and cretinism.


A comparison of renal calcification produced by parathyroid extract or calcium gluconate.


Some thoughts on normal, or standard, values in clinical medicine.


Effects of morphine-like drugs in chicks.


Industrial compensation for low back injuries: special problems.


Correlation of industrial noise exposures with audiometric findings.


The key to an effective hospital cancer registry program.


Bacterial endocarditis in an infant presenting as acute cardiac tamponade.


Experimental genetic recombination in vivo between Escherichia coli and Salmonella typhimurium. Antibiotic-pretreated mice were fed orally an Hfr culture of streptomycin-resistant E. coli and 1 day later, a streptomycin-resistant F(-)S. typhimurium culture. Hybrids were recovered in relatively small numbers from the feces of these mice within 24 hours demonstrating that genetic recombination can occur within the intestinal tract of a mammalian host under experimental conditions. These hybrids multiplied rapidly and persisted throughout the course of the experiment. In addition, hybrids were recovered which had not been observed in single matings performed in vitro.


Precordial low-frequency displacements of the thoracic wall. Method of recording and registration.


Genetic resistance and susceptibility to infectious disease: a synthesis.


Buckling of the innominate artery simulating aneurysm and tumor.


Studies on the incorporation of thymidine into DNA by rat-liver homogenates in vitro.


The relation of nuclear RNA to RNA of other sub-cellular fractions as studied in vitro.


The electronic counting of blood cells.

The electronic counting of blood cells.


Enteric bacteriological studies in a large colony of primates.


The mechanism of the inhibitory effect of gluten fractions on the peristaltic reflex. The mechanism of the inhibitory effect of gluten fractions on the peristaltic reflex was studied using, first, a filtrate of the autoclaved peptic-tryptic digest of gluten (fraction III A.F.) and, second, the ultrafiltrate of an aqueous extract of gluten (fraction G.U.F.). The fractions did not act as antagonists to naturally-occurring agents such as acetylcholine or substance P, but they did depress the twitch response of the isolated guinea-pig jejunum preparation stimulated coaxially. The output of acetylcholine from cholinergic nerve endings in gut was decreased during rest as well as during electrical stimulation. In large amounts, the gluten fractions depressed acetylcholine synthesis in vitro. It was concluded that the mechanism of inhibition of the peristaltic reflex by gluten fractions was chiefly by decreasing acetylcholine release.


Relation of olfactory acuity to nasal membrane function.


Temporal or occipital lobe hallucinations triggered from frontal lobe lesions.


Serum elastase inhibitor levels in pregnancy and under endocrine influences.


Serious and fatal football injuries involving the head and spinal cord.


A review of the value of periodic health examinations.


A new haemoglobin variant (the 'Honolulu type') in a Chinese.


Vertebral artery insufficiency in acute and chronic spinal trauma, with special reference to the syndrome of acute central cervical spinal cord injury.


The isolation of submaxillary gland acini and duct segments.


Mesenchymoma in the retropubic space.

Mesenchymoma in the retropubic space.


Ureteral and urethral injuries associated with gynecologic and obstetric practice.


Niemann-Pick disease: limiting availability of fatty acids as a basis for therapy.


Juvenile hormone activity in microorganisms and plants.


Allergic contact dermatitis due to alpha-keri.


Angioneurotic edema from sunlight.

Angioneurotic edema from sunlight.


Factors leading to chronicity of acute occupational dermatoses.


Enhancement of intraperitoneal staphylococcal virulence for mice with different bile salts.


1959 bacterial susceptibility to nitrofurantoin as compared to 1953 to 1955.


Susceptibility of antibiotic-resistant enteric bacilli to heterologous antibiotics.


Animal research. I. Behavioral organization and genesis of the social bond in insects and mammals.


Some general formulations of linkage effects in inbreeding.


Antibiotic susceptibility of pathogenic microorganisms isolated at a large New York City hospital in 1959.


Susceptibility of antibiotic-resistant staphylococci to heterologous antibiotics.


Electrolyte and inulin spaces of rat salivary glands and pancreas.


The effect of levallorphan tartrate and of adiphenine hydrochloride on the antidiuretic action of morphine and nicotine. Levallorphan antagonizes the antidiuretic effect of morphine. It is at least 25 times as potent as nalorphine in this respect. However, neither levallorphan nor adiphenine antagonized the antidiuretic action of nicotine.


The position of leprosy and tuberculosis in experimental chemotherapy.


Re-evaluation of an activity treatment programme with regressed schizophrenic patients.


Avian embryo rabies immunization. II. A comparison of the antigenicity of high egg-passage and duck-embryo vaccines administered intradermally in man.


A rabies control program in Ohio.

A rabies control program in Ohio.


Osteitis pubis.

Osteitis pubis.


Costal intraosseous venography in the diagnosis of portal hypertension and intrathoracic disease states.


Comparison of intraosseous vertebral venography and Pantopaque myelography in the diagnosis of surgical conditions of the lumbar spine and nerve roots.


Transspinous inferior cavography. Diagnosis of inoperable carcinoma of the head of the pancreas with transspinous inferior cavography.


Angiographic observations on arteriosclerotic venopathy of the inferior vena cava.


A study of animal reflexes during exposure to subgravity and weightlessness.


Oddity: white hair from chloroquine (Aralen).


Bilateral testicular tumors complicating congenital adrenocortical hyperplasia.


Renal diabetes insipidus.

Renal diabetes insipidus.


A note on routine urinalysis.

A note on routine urinalysis.


Group practice owned by a partnership using some salaried dentists and contracting directly with purchasers of group dental care.


Acute intermittent hydro-nephrosis.

Acute intermittent hydro-nephrosis.


Intravesical pressure changes during endoscopic procedures and their clinical significance.


Neurofibroma of the bladder.

Neurofibroma of the bladder.


Acute hydrocele of the spermatic cord after transvesical prostatectomy.


The failure of Freund's adjuvant to affect the survival of mice with transplanted sarcoma 180.


Eyestalk movements induced by polarized light in the ghost crab, Ocypode quadrata. Differential visual sensitivity to vertical and horizontal linear polarization is shown in the light-induced eyestalk deviations of Ocypode quadrata. Responses with the e-vector vertical averaged about 6 degrees greater than those with e-vector horizontal. This difference approximates the relative eyestalk deviation induced by unpolarized light intensities having a ratio of 3:1


Reduction of perinatal mortality by better prenatal care.


A summer at Dr. Schweitzer's hospital. Smith, Kline, and French foreign fellowship report.


Project 'vis ed'--an inexpensive way to train employees.


The infusion monitor.

The infusion monitor.


A device for controlling the flow of parenteral infusions.


Large abscess of the heart and spleen complicating bacterial (enterococcal) endocarditis.


Some electronic control units for operant behavior studies: III. A timer and counter with print-out.


Identification of extrahepatic bilirubin monoglucuronide and its conversion to pigment 2 by isolated liver.


Carcinogenic action of diazomethane and of nitroso-n-methyl urethane.


Herbal medicines and liver disease.

Herbal medicines and liver disease.


Effect of steroids on bundle branch block caused by arteriosclerotic heart disease.


Cardiac effects of 4-methyl-2-aminopyridine and some of its isomers.


Air pollution and asthmatic attacks in the Los Angeles area.


Vagal release of gastrin.

Vagal release of gastrin.


The acute effect of progestational compounds on intact rabbit myometrium.


Calcium, phosphorus and magnesium.

Calcium, phosphorus and magnesium.


Neonatal tetanus in New Guinea. Effect of active immunization in pregnancy.


Experimental studies on the innervation of the mucous membrane of the gut.


My freedom of choice as a patient sees it.


The nose and pregnancy.

The nose and pregnancy.


Nonphosphatide aldehydedogenic lipids in milk fat, beef tallow, and ox heart.


Composition of aldehydes derived from some bovine lipids.


Habituation of autonomic response elements under two conditions of alertness.


Intra-individual variability in habituation of autonomic response elements.


Studies in the habituation of autonomic response elements.


The intensity and direction of epiphysial slide in epiphysiolysis of the femur head


The effects of moderate sleep deprivation on the habituation of autonomic response elements.


Surgery of the pancreas.

Surgery of the pancreas.


Evaluation of androgenic properties of progestational compounds in the rat by the female foetal masculinization test.


Biological properties of 9,10-isomeric steroids. I. Progestational activity of 9 beta, 10 alpha-steroids.


Mechanism of the radiation-induced degradation of nucleic acids.


Handbook of preclinical pharmacology for anticancer agents methods and control values.


Oxaloacetate and adenosinetriphosphate levels during inhibition and activation of succinate oxidation.


Electrophoresis and sedimentation of isomerizing systems.


Phenomena in mixed cultures of Salmonella paratyphi B; serological changes and adaptations of the bacteriophage; incomplete natural phages; transformation of phage types.


Clinics on endocrine and metabolic diseases. 3. Hyperinsulinism: review of 95 cases of functioning pancreatic islet cell tumors.


The connotative meaning of sexual symbols.


Temporal and emotional factors in the selective recall of dreams.


Adrenocortical function in rats exposed to low environmental temperatures.


British education of the adolescent retardate.


Hypoglycemia and polycythemia associated with primary hepatoma.


"L" forms of Staphylococcus. II. Studies on the morphology of the transformation and on the reversibility.


Gynecomastia in adolescence. Personality effects.


Disinsection of aircraft with a mechanical dispenser of DDVP vapour. In-flight and on-ground tests in commercial aircraft have demonstrated the feasibility of using DDVP (O,O-dimethyl-2,2-dichlorovinyl phosphate) vapour for disinsection purposes. Treatment of the passenger compartments of DC-6 and DC-7 aeroplanes was accomplished by passing cabin air through a fibrous cartridge impregnated with DDVP. The DDVP-charged air stream was distributed from the cartridge into the passenger compartment through small orifices, spaced 3 feet apart, in metal tubing suspended at ceiling height along the longitudinal axis of the cabin. Further distribution of the vapour was effected by the air currents of the ventilating system. During in-flight tests, vapour concentrations of 0.20 and 0.24 mug of DDVP per litre of air gave 100% mortalities of caged houseflies located at 12 sites at three different levels and exposed for 30 minutes. No effect of the vapour was noticed on the cholinesterase levels of three individuals exposed to the treatment during 24 tests.


Intussusception.

Intussusception.


Field tests on the residual effectiveness of deposits of malathion and Bayer 29493 against resistant Anopheles albimaus in El Salvador. The appearance of resistance to both dieldrin and DDT in several malaria vectors has intensified investigations on the potential of organophosphorus compounds for residual application. This report describes the final year's activities of a three-year study on malathion. Water-wettable formulations of malathion and of Bayer 29493 were evaluated against DDT/dieldrin-resistant Anopheles albimanus in El Salvador.The results indicate that neither compound at a dosage of 0.5 g/m(2) offers any promise as a residual agent. At dosages of 1.0 g/m(2) or 2.0 g/m(2) the two toxicants gave effective kills (70%-100%) for periods of 21/2-3 months, based on 1-hour exposure to the treated surfaces. Up to 3 months, both compounds gave similar levels of effectiveness on wood, thatch, and mud. On whitewash and plaster surfaces, Bayer 29493 was superior to malathion.The findings indicate that each insecticide has considerable potential value for residual treatment in areas where the malaria vector cannot be killed effectively by either DDT or dieldrin. In such areas, further investigation into their utility as replacements for the chlorinated hydrocarbon insecticides is warranted.


Birth order and schizophrenia.

Birth order and schizophrenia.


The susceptibility of chronic schizophrenics to social influence in the formation of perceptual judgments.


Acetylcholine in differential diagnosis and treatment of paroxysmal tachycardia.


Autoradiographic observations of plasma cell formation.


Bronchiolar carcinoma. A case report of bronchoscopic observation of servere bronchorrhea.


Analysis of double alternation in terms of patterns of stimuli and responses.


Clinical report on methaminodiazepoxide (Librium).


The variation in clinical response to Marplan with duration of illness.


Neuromyal blocking action of mescaline.

Neuromyal blocking action of mescaline.


Couplet periodic breathing response to high carbon dioxide and low oxygen. A breathing pattern is described which is characterized by a grouping of two breaths followed by a prolonged apnea and which may involve a mechanism different from at least one type of Cheyne-Stokes breathing. The pattern can be eliminated by breathing 9 percent O(2) or 10 percent CO(2). However, the pattern frequently persists during breathing of high oxygen.


The dentist as an employer.

The dentist as an employer.


Emboli of cholesterol crystals.

Emboli of cholesterol crystals.


Staining with I-131 labeled 4-iodoalizarin 3-sulfonic acid in vivo, a tracer for growth areas in bone.


Intercostal lung bulging, an early roentgen sign of emphysema in children.


Suppression of ouabain-induced atrial arrhythmias by carotid sinus stimulation. In dogs anaesthetized with chloralose ectopic atrial arrhythmias were produced by subepicardial injection of ouabain. Stimulation of the right carotid sinus abruptly suppressed the ectopic arrhythmias. They returned on cessation of stimulation and sometimes already during the period of stimulation. It is suggested that in view of its response to carotid sinus stimulation the ouabain-induced arrhythmia resembles paroxysmal atrial tachycardia and that it is distinct from the aconitine-induced arrhythmia which on account of its response to vagal stimulation has been classified as atrial flutter.


Various arrythmias due to digitalis intoxication recorded in the same patient in the course of one month.


Finger stripping of varicose veins.

Finger stripping of varicose veins.


A follow-up study of the Colonna procedure for congenital hip dislocation.


Children's common orthopaedic problems of the lower extremities.


Effect of adrenergic blocking agents on the release of free fatty acids from rat adipose tissue.


Tuberculosis and immigration.

Tuberculosis and immigration.


Absorption of drugs from subcutaneous connective tissue.


Humoral changes in arteriosclerosis. Investigations on lipids, fatty acids, ketone bodies, pyruvic acid, lactic acid, and glucose in the blood.


Fatty-acid distribution in the lipid fractions of healthy persons of different age, patients with atherosclerosis and patients with idiopathic hyperlipidaemia.


Familial idiopathic cardiomegaly.

Familial idiopathic cardiomegaly.


Bone mass changes in hens observed in vivo during the egg laying cycle.


The serum-mucoprotein level and uropepsinogen excretion in differential diagnosis between peptic ulcer and gastric carcinoma.


A re-valuation of Glass's method of fractional precipitation of gastric secretion. The work of Glass has suggested that glandular mucoprotein and mucoproteose can be isolated by a fractional precipitation method from gastric secretion. These studies have failed to confirm this hypothesis and point out a fallacy of the original technique used.


Visualization of the extracranial cerebral circulation by cardio-angiography.


The mechanism of enzyme secretion by the cell. I. Storage of amylase in the zymogen granules of the rat-parotis gland.


Effect of orally administered 3', 5'-dichloroamethopterin on formate-C14 incorporation in leukemic mice.


Air pollution control in urban planning.


Preliminary report on research towards the development of a standard test for insecticide-resistance and susceptibility in Drosophila.


Cytological aspects of the taxonomy of anophelines (subgenus Nyssorhynchus).


Pelvic pneumoroentgenography.

Pelvic pneumoroentgenography.


Cutis laxa.

Cutis laxa.


Effect of ouabain on potassium exchange in the mammalian heart.


Effect of a fraction of bovine hypothalamic extract on the release of TSH by rat adenohypophyses in vitro.


Effect of the nonprotein fraction of rabbit hypothalamic extract on the function of adenohypophysial autografts in the anterior chamber of the eye of hypophysectomized rats.


Influence of different types of malnutrition on the 14C-lysine metabolism in young rats.


Conservative surgery for large ovarian cysts.


Pyelonephritis: the natural history of its clinical and histologic spectra.


An angiocardiographic study of dextroversion, persistent left superior vena cava, acquired mitral stenosis, and absent left kidney.


Effect of water-soluble polymers on nitrate reductase activity.


The urinary sediment.

The urinary sediment.


Research - the stepchild of medicine.

Research - the stepchild of medicine.


Public health and aeromedical aspects of international airline operation.


Effect of cortisone on Leptospira pomona infection in the guinea pig.


Effects of CS-US interval on avoidance conditioning of cats.


Application of paper chromatography and electrophoresis to the assay of pharmaceutical products.


The organization of a casualty department.


Treatment of cancer of the face.

Treatment of cancer of the face.


Organic and functional pulmonary atresia with intact ventricular septum.


The effects of amyl nitrite and phenylephrine on the intracardiac murmurs of small ventricular septal defects.


The loud musical diastolic murmur of an abnormal rheumatic chorda.


Silent mitral incompetence.

Silent mitral incompetence.


The comparative racial prevalence of ischemic heart disease in Cape Town.


Protein-losing gastroenteropathy: case report of Menetrier's disease and suggested etiology.


Theory on the receptor mechanism in color vision.


Waveguides and the receptor mechanism in color vision.


Therapy of cystic fibrosis of the pancrease.


Abnormal trace metals in man: cadmium.

Abnormal trace metals in man: cadmium.


Relations between hardness of water and death rates from certain chronic and degenerative diseases in the United States.


A law-medicine forum: personality disorders.


Forensic medicine: yesterday, today and tommorrow.


The medicolegal forum: traumatic neurosis.


Client acceptance of responsibility and difficulty of therapy.


A partial sequence of the amino acid residues in the gamma chain of human hemoglobin F.


Learning-by-doing through teaching.

Learning-by-doing through teaching.


Application of the paper-strip modification of Edman's method to the determination of amino acid sequence in small peptides.


Conversion of zymosterol-C-14 and zymostenol-H3 to cholesterol by rat liver homogenates and intact rats.


Preparation of hydroxybenzyl-sulfonic acids.


A state occupational therapy program for the aged.


A comparison of surgical approaches to metatarsal heads for plantar lesions.


Hemagglutination test for pertussis antibody with a soluble extract of Bordetella pertussis.


Tissue distribution of monomeric and polymeric plutonium as modified by a chelating agent.


Experimental results with selenium in white muscle disease of lambs and calves.


Enhanced 5-nucleotidase activity associated with white muscle disease.


Connective tissue chemistry and ulcerative colitis.


The quantitative estimation of mechanical haemolysis for clinical application.


Eye irritants formed during photo-oxidation of hydrocarbons in the presence of oxides of nitrogen.


Energy transfer into a closed chest by means of stationary coupling coils and a portable high-power oscillator.


Free energy changes of the argininosuccinate synthetase reaction and of the hydrolysis of the inner pyrophosphate bond of adenosine triphosphate.


The mechanism of action of the hemicholiniums.


Relationship between auditory comprehension and word frequency in aphasia.


Comment on 'dimensions of language performance in aphasia'.


Reduction of vocabulary in aphasia.

Reduction of vocabulary in aphasia.


Clinical findings in aphasia.

Clinical findings in aphasia.


E.E.G. Electrode burns associated with simultaneous use of electrocautery: cause and prevention.


The effects of chlorpromazine upon the ear and the VIII cranial nerve.


The question of skin tests in immunological surveys (erythrogenic toxin).


Comments on tympanoplasty.

Comments on tympanoplasty.


The use of the Bender-Gestalt in clinical practice.


Activity testing for industrially injured patients.


Operative cholangiography.

Operative cholangiography.


Organize your department.

Organize your department.


Assessment of dietary strontium-90 through urine assay.


Physiological disposition of hydralazine (1-hydrazinophthalazine) and a method for its determination in biological fluids.


Congenital malformations: current knowledge of etiology.


Anesthesia for patients having pheochromocytoma.


The effect of morphine on the cardiovascular system of the dog anesthetized with cyclopropane.


Adams JEWETT and John Shaw Billings, partners in acquisition.


Iron requirements in infancy.

Iron requirements in infancy.


Prevention and correction of ventricular arrhythmias by dichloroiso-proterenol in dogs anesthetized with cyclopropane.


One-visit psychotherapy with children.

One-visit psychotherapy with children.


Formation of microemulsions by amino alkyl alcohols.


The management of acute conversion reactions in children.


Rural healthways in New Mexico.

Rural healthways in New Mexico.


Intraepithelial carcinoma of the cervix. The predictability of residual carcinoma in the uterus from microscopic study of the margins of the cone biopsy specimen.


The medical aspects of closed cabin atmosphere control.


Subacute diffuse thyroiditis. Clinical and laboratory findings 24 patients and the effect of treatment with adrenal corticoids.


The management of thyroid cancer.

The management of thyroid cancer.


George Neely Raines, 1908-1959.

George Neely Raines, 1908-1959.


Intravasation of opaque media during myelography. A report of three cases.


Abnormalities of rotation of the bowel.

Abnormalities of rotation of the bowel.


Early closure of cleft lip and palate.

Early closure of cleft lip and palate.


Fatal malignant melanoma in children with giant nevi.


Ethionine-induced resorption of the rat conceptus.


The morphology and chemistry of cell death in the resorbing mammalian conceptus.


Bilateral jaw winking reflex in association with multiple congenital anomalies.


Bio-assay for an exophthalmos-producing substance in human serum using the Atlantic minnow.


Asymmetric proptosis.

Asymmetric proptosis.


Determination of the effective hydrodynamic radii of small molecules by viscometry. The effective hydrodynamic radii of small uncharged molecules in dilute aqueous solution were determined using Einstein's classical theory of viscosity. The radii thus obtained are those of a hypothetical sphere whose hydrodynamic behavior is the same as that of the solute molecule plus that water of hydration which is too firmly bound to partake in the viscous shearing process. The results obtained compare favorably with radii determined from molecular models constructed in accordance with atomic dimensions compiled by Pauling. Although the application of the Einstein theory to molecules whose size is comparable to that of water represents a considerable extrapolation, the results suggest that this deviation from the assumptions of the theory, in the case of the molecules studied, is of second order importance. Employing the viscometric radii, we have formulated an empirical correction of the Stokes-Einstein diffusion equation. This correction is similar in form to those previously proposed by Cunningham (22) and Millikan (21) and is of particular significance when the solute molecule is comparable in size to the discontinuities of the surrounding medium. The molecular radii of a number of small organic molecules obtained by means of the corrected Stokes-Einstein equation do not differ significantly from the radii obtained from molecular models of these compounds.


Heteropolysaccharide-protein complexes of animal skin.


Periodic acid--Schiff reactive components of human gingiva.


The fate of oxygens of inorganic phosphate in photophosphorylation.


Case report of an obsessional patient.

Case report of an obsessional patient.


Systemic deposition of metallic mercury.


A tracer technique to measure deposition of stack emissions.


Cobalt-60 depth-dose corrections as determined by transmission-dose measurements.


Cobalt-60 depth-dose correction as determined by transmission dose measurements.


Pulmonary tuberculosis in United States Air Force personnel and their dependents in Japan, Okinawa and Korea in 1958 and 1959.


Anomalous origin of both coronary arteries. Report of a case with discussion of teratogenetic theories.


The 1960 medical school graduate: his biographical history.


The relationship between initial and retest scores on the Medical College Admission Test.


Spheroid bodies in plasma cells.

Spheroid bodies in plasma cells.


Infectious mononucleosis complicated by chronic thrombocytopenia.


A serious convective disturbance which occurs during ultracentrifugation using duralumin centerpieces.


A century of hospital progress.

A century of hospital progress.


A recommended method for soiling index surveys by automatic filter paper sampler.


Anatomic and physiologic basis for burn therapy.


Two vascular grooves of the external table of the skull which simulate fractures.


Continuous sampling and automatic analysis for silica in modern high-pressure boilers.


Animal research. 4. Discussion: a psychoanalyst's comments.


Discussion of Dr. John Bowlby's paper.

Discussion of Dr. John Bowlby's paper.


Waldenstrom's macroglobulinemia with pleural effusion.


Akinetic mutism.

Akinetic mutism.


Observations on leukemia

Observations on leukemia


The role of intermediary carbohydrate metabolism in regulating organic iodinations in the thyroid gland.


Cooperation between the hospital service and general practitioners.


Phylogenesis and ontogenesis of affect-and structure-formation and the phenomenon of repetition compulsion.


The reaction of tobacco mosaic virus ribonucleic acid with hydroxylamine.


A comparative study of Legg-Calve-Perthes syndrome in a series of seventy-six cases.


An improvement in the technique of cholecystectomy.


Adaptation of the "Focuspot" rangefinder for closeup flash photography.


Blow pipe for cleaning light traps on film holders.


On group composition.

On group composition.


Variations in drug sensitivity among five mammalian cell lines used in an agar plate assay.


Nucleoside triphosphate dependent peptide activation by a crude soluble protein fraction of baker's yeast: a new type of activating mechanism.


A simple method for follow up studies.

A simple method for follow up studies.


Immunological studies on a C polysaccharide complex of group A streptococci having a direct toxic effect on connective tissue. A macromolecular complex of C polysaccharide and peptide derived from Group A streptococcal cells produces a multinodular, remittent, and intermittent lesion of dermal connective tissue following a single intradermal injection. This lesion is greatly modified, both in the gross and microscopically, in rabbits hyperimmunized with a Group A streptococcal vaccine. The immune serum, absorbed to yield only antibodies against C polysaccharide as indicated by agar diffusion techniques, will precipitate and neutralize the toxic material. This neutralization and in vitro precipitation can be inhibited with formamide-isolated C polysaccharide hapten and with N-acetylglucosamine, the primary directive group of this antigen. This clearly demonstrates that antibodies against the group-specific C polysaccharide are responsible for resistance to this toxic material. The immunological and other properties of the toxic C polysaccharide complex, the fact that it is a product of Group A streptococci, the gross and microscopic features of the experimental lesion produced with this substance, and the observations on the chronic course of the experimental lesion, indicate that this toxic material should be investigated as a possible factor in the pathogenesis of the non-suppurative sequelae associated with Group A streptococci.


Reversal of retinopathy in Waldenstrom's macroglobulinemia by plasmapheresis. A report of two cases.


Epidemiology of echinococcosis in the Middle East. I. Human infection in Lebanon, 1949 to 1959.


Host-parasite relationships in echinococcosis--IV. Acetylcholinesterase and permeability regulation in the hydatid cyst wall.


Severe behavior disorders with abnormal electroencephalograms.


Further study of effectiveness of new antihistaminic drugs in ragweed pollinosis.


Effect of reserpine on heart mito-chondria.


Radiographic demonstration of spontaneous disappearance of limy bile.


The effect of heart mitochondria on glycolytic systems from brain and heart.


The action of sodium beta-hydroxybutyrate on the activity of type B cells in the pancreas.


A comparison of two in vivo methods used for assaying anti-ulcer potency.


Congenital laryngeal stridor. Speculations regarding its origin.


Replacement of entire esophagus by reversed gastric tube procedure (Heimlich-Gavriliu operation). Case of lye stricture of the cervical and thoracic esophagus.


A review of the biochemistry and pharmacology of alpha-chymotrypsin.


Multiple metastatic carcinomata of skin.


Trichinosis in the United States.

Trichinosis in the United States.


Nursing needs of chronically ill ambulatory patients.


Results of a French survey on the role of tobacco, particularly inhalation, in different cancer sites.


Psychotic reactions. A result of the break-down of defense by denial.


Some suggestions for a unitary formulation of the manic-depressive reactions.


Hypersplenism.

Hypersplenism.


Communication between hospital staff and community agencies: a study of referrals to the public health nurse.


Prolonged therapy with adrenocorticosteroids in allergic diseases.


Radiation-induced changes in the gastrointestinal function of mice and their prevention by chemical means.


The protection of mice against radiation by 2-mercaptoethylguanidine and its disulfide.


Psychoanalysis in groups: some comparisons with individual analysis.


Tests for hyperlipemia.

Tests for hyperlipemia.


The provocative role of coronary artery disease in industry.


Hormones in early or suspected pregnancy.


Presurgical intra-arterial use of nitrogen mustard in operations for cancer.


Surgical management of intracranial aneurysms.


The biosynthesis of hemoglobin from iron, protoporphyrin and globin.


Technical notes. Multiple checkerboard targets for testing visual acuity.


Preliminary studies in the use of superheated saline nebulization in the bacteriologic diagnosis of pulmonary tuberculosis.


Pharmacology of mitomycin C. II. Renal excretion and metabolism by tissue hemogenates.


The evaluation of a new form of Creamalin in the treatment of peptic ulcer.


Hormone withdrawal bleeding as a pregnancy test.


Saint's triad; cholelithiasis, hiatus hernia, and diverticulosis of the colon in the same patient.


Spontaneous chylothorax.

Spontaneous chylothorax.


Tolbutamide-induced hypoglycemia in Parkinson's disease; a case report.


Court cases of alleged occupational dermatitis.


Osteoma of the mastoid.

Osteoma of the mastoid.


Protein-losing gastroenteropathy. Hypoproteinaemia due to gastrointestinal protein loss of varying aetiology, diagnosed by means of 131-I-albumin.


Physiological limits for "subliminal" perception. Cortical, subcortical, and peripheral sensory nerve potentials were studied in cats to determine comparative thresholds of response. Stimuli capable of eliciting responses in peripheral nerve also invariably elicited responses from thalamus and cortex. Together with relevant data from human studies, the results indicate that stimuli subthreshold for perception do not affect the nervous system. They also have implications for studies of "subliminal" perception.


Intrinsic factor antibody in serum from patients with pernicious anaemia.


Isocarboxazid metabolism in rat liver homogenate.


The metabolism of isocarboxazid (marplan) in the rat.


Ruptured intracranial aneurysm associated with coarctation of the aorta; report of a patient treated by hypothermia and surgical repair of the coarctation.


Automated assay of activities of enzymes involving the diphosphopyridine nucleotide-reduced diphosphopyridine nucleotide reaction.


Physiologic basis for the heart sounds and their clinical significance.


Changing size, composition, and contraction strength of gastrocnemius muscle.


Pulmonary cancer and pulmonary tuberculosis. II. On the occurrence of malignant tumors of respiratory organs in males and the causes of their multiplication in the United States.


Pulmonary cancer and pulmonary tuberculosis. III. The occurrence of malignant tumors of the respiratory organs in the female population of the United States.


Pulmonary cancer and pulmonary tuberculosis. Report on patho-anatomical and statistical investigations. I. (1) Patho-anatomical observations concerning the concurrence of bronchial cancer and bronchial scars of tuberculous origin. (2) Remarks on statistical observations concerning the occurrence and causes of malignant tumors of respiratory organs in the United States.


Recent concepts in physiology and pathology of the newborn.


Synovial membrane punch biopsy.

Synovial membrane punch biopsy.


Intra-articular administration of triamcinolone acetonide: a preliminary report.


Polarographic evaluation of the reflex vasospasm produced by arterial injury and operations.


Adams-Stokes syndrome during normal sinus rhythm and transient heart block. III. The paradoxical effects of carotid sinus digital pressure and deep breathing on patients with Adams-Stokes seizures during normal sinus rhythm and transient heart block.


Experimental arterialization of the liver.


Evaluation of Chloraseptic, a new topical preparation for relief of sore throat following tonsillectomy.


Congenital pterygium.

Congenital pterygium.


Normal QRS interval in left bundle-branch block. Review of the literature and presentation of a case.


Effects of chronic hypercapnia on electrolyte and acid-base equilibrium. II. Recovery, with special reference to the influence of chloride intake.


Occurrence of staphylococci in the sputum of patients suffering from tuberculosis and other respiratory diseases.


One-half gram of streptomycin daily with isoniazid and PAS used as a re-treatment regimen in pulmonary tuberculosis.


The effects of amygdalectomy on locomotor activity in monkeys.


Taste-discrimination in the monkey.

Taste-discrimination in the monkey.


Some characteristics of 'amygdaloid hyperphagia' in monkeys.


A controlled clinical study of chlordiazepoxide.


Evaluating the suicidal risk.

Evaluating the suicidal risk.


Allergic eczematous contact dermatitis caused by sensitization to glyceryl monostearate.


Intellectual factors and academic performance in medical undergraduates.


Glucose inhibition of fatty acid oxidation by rat diaphragm.


Ordeal by serpents, fire and strychnine. A study of some provocative psychosomatic phenomena.


Atypical pulmonary sarcoidosis. Roentgenologic study.


Hemophilic pseudotumor of the ilium.

Hemophilic pseudotumor of the ilium.


Hypercallosis in osteogenesis imperfecta.


Retained foreign bodies in the tracheobronchial tree of children.


Roentgen signs of pneumoperitoneum in the newborn.


The effect of ionizing irradiation on the lipid composition of the liver mitochondria of rats.


Infrared absorption analysis of tissue constituents, particularly tissue lipids.


The pathogenesis of "epidemic" histoplasmosis.


Development and status of experimental work on factor 3-selenium.


Separation of enol and keto tautomers of aromatic pyruvic acids by paper chromatography.


Clinical trial with cyclopentimine.

Clinical trial with cyclopentimine.


A possible site of action for vitamin E in intermediary metabolism.


The value of galactose phosphate determinations in the treatment of galactosaemia.


Repneumatization of the tympanic cavity in otosurgery.


Electrophoretic patterns of lymph node proteins in hybrid F1 mice irradiated and treated with myeloid and lymphoid cells from a parental strain.


Environmental cues in the orientation rhythm of fish.


Evidence for a lethal endotoxemia as the fundamental feature of irreversibility in three types of traumatic shock. The data here reported (Table I) show that a toxin is present in the blood of animals with two types of irreversible hypovolemic shock. These data also show that although blood volume therapy does not correct the hypovolemia because of continuing loss of plasma at the site of injury, the major factor in the progressive decline and death is the endotoxemia rather than the hypovolemia. This is also true of severe and prolonged hemorrhagic shock that is irreversible to transfusion. The data also show that even when there is bacterial activity at the site of injury, the pool of endotoxin in the intestine is the chief source of the circulating endotoxin. In all three types of shock, the endotoxemia develops because persisting hypovolemic shock renders the RE system unable to destroy the endotoxin. The demonstration of an endotoxemia as the cause of irreversibility and death in three types of traumatic shock caused by three different agents suggests that a single pathophysiological mechanism accounts for the phenomenon of irreversibility in all types of traumatic shock.


The role of vitamin B12 in nucleic acid synthesis.


Genetic determinants of communicable disease.


The value of the electro-cardiogram in the immediate postoperative period.


Cardiovascular abnormalities during surgery secondary to metastatic lesions of the heart.


Thermoperiodic effects and circadian rhythms in flowering of plants.


Evaluation of the local health program.

Evaluation of the local health program.


Deposition of cholesterol and cholestanol in experimental rabbit atherosclerosis.


A review of steroid hormones. II. Metabolites of adrenal hormones and their significance in endocrine and non-endocrine disease.


Medical aspects of space flight.

Medical aspects of space flight.


Space medicine and astronaut selection.

Space medicine and astronaut selection.


Annual administrative reviews: nursing education.


An evaluation of heparin in the treatment of senile macular degeneration.


Treatment of acute gonorrhea in males with synnematin B.


Purification and specificity of the C-S-lyase of Albizzia lophanta.


Chronometric integrals of product-inhibited enzyme reactions and the hydrolysis of S-ethyl-L-cysteine.


Biosynthesis of sucrose by preparations from potatoes stored in the cold and at room temperature.


Studies on induced variation in the rhizobia. II. Radiation sensitivity and induction of antibiotic-resistance markers. The relation between survival and dose of ultraviolet (UV) light or X rays was, with only one exception, nonlinear for late-log-phase cultures of four species of Rhizobium. The ld(90) for different bacterial strains ranged from 400 to 3,000 ergs per mm(2) for UV treatment, and from 3.0 to 7.5 kr for X-ray treatment. Minor existing differences in response to some antibacterial compounds (disc tests) were usable as secondary markers for genetic experiments. Spontaneous and radiation-induced mutants, resistant to high levels of several antibiotics, notably dihydrostreptomycin and erythromycin, were isolated for primary marker purposes. A significant phenotypic lag for mutation to dihydrostreptomycin resistance was noted for UV-irradiated cells. The UV-induced frequency exceeded the X-ray-induced frequency by a factor of at least three, at a comparable level of lethality. No significant change in the symbiotic capability was observed in rhizobial strains marked with antibiotics resistance.


The chemistry and pharmacology of angiotensin.


Studies on induced variation in the rhizobia. I. Defined media and nodulation test techniques.


Adrenocortical and medullary effects of glucagon.


Biotransformation of the benzidines. III. Studies on diorthotolidine, dianisidine, and dichloro-benzidine: 3, 3' disubstituted congeners of benzidine (4, 4'-diaminobiphenyl).


The biotransformation of benzidine. II. Studies in mouse and man.


Uterine contractions during labor in myotonic muscular dystrophy.


Localization of calcium placed over amputated pulps in dogs' teeth.


A reappraisal of benzathine penicillin in gonorrhea control.


Serum leucine aminopeptidase in twin pregnancy.


Recent developments in psychosomatic medicine.


Special series on hospital planning. IV. Psychiatry in the general hospital.


Experimental thyroiditis and the placental transfer of auto-antibodies.


Megaloblastic anaemia in carcinomatosis.


Chlorthalidone in cardiac oedema.

Chlorthalidone in cardiac oedema.


Peripheral arterial aneurysms.

Peripheral arterial aneurysms.


Relation of carcinoma in situ of the vagina to the early diagnosis of vaginal cancer: report of a case.


An evaluation of carboxymethyl cellulose as an absorbable coagulant in oral surgical procedures.


Further improvements on a method for the estimation of angiotensin in blood.


Angiotension blood levels in dogs with experimental renal hypertension.


On microclimatic conditions of the habitats of certain sandfly species (Diptera, Psychodidae) from Venezuela.


Steam velocity as a gradient in Australorbis glabratus (say, 1818).


Blood pressure measurements of urban Zulu adults.


A preliminary report on the relation of sociocultural factors to hypertension among the Zulu.


In vitro studies of the interaction of lymph node and homologous tissue.


Investigations with radioactive griseofulvin.


Investigations with radioactive isotopes in dermatology.


Some aspects of cytodiagnosis of cancer of the cervix, with special reference to the "pick-up rate".


Cystic disease of the lung with acquired systemic pulmonary shunt.


An invariant casein substrate for rennet standardization, derivable from diverse sources of cows milk.


Useful techniques with short-wave diathermy.


Properties of Aspergillus catalase.

Properties of Aspergillus catalase.


Assay of catalase for commercial use.

Assay of catalase for commercial use.


A recent series of outbreaks of human trypanosomiasis in Northern Ghana (1957-1959). Some advances in appreciation of the epidemiology of the disease made from their study.


Kinetics of action of Aspergillus catalase.


Lumbar epidural analgesia.

Lumbar epidural analgesia.


Analysis of enzymatic activities of clones derived from variant cell lines transformed to malignant cells in tissue culture.


Anaesthetic experiences in 1,300 major geriatric operations.


Changes in enzymes of the uterus of the ovariectomized rat after treatment with oestradiol.


Accidental isolated primary vaccinia of the tongue.


The technique of psychotherapy with alcoholics.


Noisy breathing.

Noisy breathing.


Torsion of the penis: report of two cases.


A new therapy for severe herpes simplex.


The thrombogenic properties of human serum: a bioassay.


Normand Louis HOERR: the man and his achievements.


Advances in ophthalmology.

Advances in ophthalmology.


Ophthalmic aspects of demyelinating diseases.


Treatment of rinderpest-infected cattle with caprinized rinderpest virus.


Relative effectiveness of phenothiazine tranquilizing drugs causing release of MSH.


Results of vagotomy and antral resection in surgical treatment of duodenal ulcer.


Basic surgical education.

Basic surgical education.


Cardiovascular surgery.

Cardiovascular surgery.


Emotional trauma in surgical patients.

Emotional trauma in surgical patients.


Immunity to infection with Wuchereria.

Immunity to infection with Wuchereria.


Pressure-flow relationships in the coronary vascular bed of the dog.


Effect of sodium, potassium, calcium, and magnesium upon the resistance to blood flow through the coronary vascular bed of the dog.


The effect of experimental hypothyroidism on coronary blood flow and hemodynamic factors.


First-aid treatment of sprains and fractures of the limbs.


Myocardial coefficient of oxygen utilization.


Further studies on the ureterovescal junction of the dog.


Pitfalls in the management of sport injuries.


Special series on hospital planning. II. Accident services.


Anemia in pregnancy; a ten year survey.

Anemia in pregnancy; a ten year survey.


Ectopic pregnancy.

Ectopic pregnancy.


Habitual abortion.

Habitual abortion.


Placenta extrachorialis (placenta marginata and placenta circumvallata).


Studies of gastrointestinal bleeding caused by corticosteroids, salicylates, and other analgesics.


Morning stiffness in rheumatoid arthritis.


Unilateral cryptorchidism; subsequent effects on fertility.


Varicocele: a treatable cause of subfertility.


The treatment of cerebral aneurysms by ligation of the common carotid artery.


The development and management of phobias.


Tranquilizing drugs.

Tranquilizing drugs.


Piedra-like artifacts.

Piedra-like artifacts.


Patent ductus arteriosus in infancy.

Patent ductus arteriosus in infancy.


Radiobiology.

Radiobiology.


Some observations on the use of transplanted tumors in radiobiological research.


Lichen myxoedematosus.

Lichen myxoedematosus.


I-131 plasma and thyroid levels in cancer and control patients.


Preliminary study of family with hereditary hypercholesterolaemic xanthomatosis.


Nutrition of the cat. 4. Calcium and iodine deficiency on a meat diet.


The diagnostic approach to renovascular hypertension.


Results of therapy of localized amyloidosis using derminjected triamcinolone suspension.


Blood diseases.

Blood diseases.


The use of a synthetic bronchodilating agent (isoproterenol sulfate) in the treatment of bronchial asthma in children.


The electrocardiogram in pulmonary emphysema and chronic cor pulmonale.


The electrocardiographic diagnosis of right ventricular hypertrophy: correlation with the anatomic findings.


Dietary lipids, thrombosis, and clot-lysis: chemicopathologic studies. II. Demonstration in vitro of the antilytic effect of equine platelets on clots made with a combination of rat whole plasma and human lyophilized plasma.


Dietary lipids, thrombosis, and clot-lysis. Chemicopathologic studies. I. In vitro methods, utilizing liquid nitrogen refrigeration and the thrombelastograph, for demonstrating with rats the antilytic effect of butter-containing atherothrombogenic diets.


Comparison of the amount of coronary arteriosclerosis in autopsied East Africans and New Yorkers.


Dietary lipids, thrombosis, and clot-lysis. Chemicopathologic studies. III. The effect on blood lipid levels in the rat of purified linoleic and oleic acids substituted in or added to thrombogenic diets.


Construction of a neuron model.

Construction of a neuron model.


Effect of mercurial compounds on potassium binding by mitochondria.


Time-dose relationship in Hodgkin's disease.


A double-needle technic for transbronchial left heart catheterization.


Pulmonary sporotrichosis. Report of two cases with cavitation.


An enzymic method for the estimation of L-tryptophan.


A biologic comparison of two strains of Herpesvirus hominis.


Intracellular canals in human sweat glands.


The effect of pilocarpine on alkaline phosphatase activity in sweat glands, intestinal epithelium and kidneys of the mouse.


Fatty acids in semen.

Fatty acids in semen.


Direct vesical and rectal dose measurement at the time of intra-uterine radium application.


The place of radiotherapy in incurable malignant disease.


Sarcoidosis of the nervous system.

Sarcoidosis of the nervous system.


Electron microscopy of Anaplasma marginale in the bovine erythrocyte.


The role of the urologist in the diagnosis and treatment of pseudohermaphroditism.


An oral treatment for trichomonal vaginitis. An evaluation of metronidazole.


Symposium on 'depressive illness'. III. Depression, confusion and multivalence.


Decentralized vs. centralized intensive care of the hospital patient.


Cervical spondylosis treated by bilateral facetectomy and laminectomy.


Late results of orbital undercutting. Report of 76 patients undergoing quantitative selective lobotomies.


Present use of psychosurgery.

Present use of psychosurgery.


Kwashiorkor in African children in Durban.


Some aspects of pharmacological activity of benzthiazide in dogs.


Vegetable protein mixtures for human consumption.


Protein malnutrition in young children.

Protein malnutrition in young children.


Hyperoxaluria.

Hyperoxaluria.


Cinefluorography.

Cinefluorography.


The treatment of chronic uremia by means of intermittent hemodialysis: a preliminary report.


Absorption of Co60-labeled vitamin B12 in man and uptake by parasites, including Diphyllobothrium latum.


Infection and kwashiorkor.

Infection and kwashiorkor.


All-vegetable protein mixtures for human feeding. V. Clinical trials with INCAP mixtures 8 and 9 and with corn and beans.


Observations on secondary malabsorption syndromes of intestinal origin. Regional enteritis, lymphoma, jejunal diverticulosis, gastrojejunocolic fistula.


The technique of continous hemodialysis.


Common foot problems and their treatment.


Diet and serum cholesterol levels among the "Black Caribs" of Guatemala.


Incidence of non-central fixation in children with squint.


The space age in hospitals: an immediate solution to the itchen space problem.


Luteinization of the stroma of metastatic cancer involving the ovary and its endocrine significance.


Ganglioneuroma of adrenal medulla containing cells morphologically identical to hilus cells (extraparenchymal Leydig cells).


Experience with amphotericin B.

Experience with amphotericin B.


Mental hospitals and the British National Health Service.


Problems in technique concerning the sedation threshold.


The epidemiological background for use of poliovaccines in the Middle East.


Spermatocytic seminoma of the testis. A report of 3 cases and review of the literature.


Notes on an outbreak of poliomyelitis in the Andaman Islands, 1957.


Recent developments in the study of antigenic structure of plague bacillus and the necessity for evolving a standard method of isolation of the antigens.


A mental hospital makes inroads into the community.


Fixed costs in the Health Service.

Fixed costs in the Health Service.


Management efficiency in the health service.


Progress and problems of Great Britain's national health service.


Observations on heart action during hypothermia induced and controlled by a pump oxygenator.


Owren's capillary blood thrombotest for office or bedside control of anticoagulant therapy: an evaluation.


Present status of anticoagulant therapy.


p-Bromindione: a new, potent, long-acting oral anticoagulant drug.


Trapezius myositis--the most common cause of shoulder pain.


Acid phosphatase activity associated with phagotrophy in the ciliate, Tetrahymena.


Amino acid decarboxylases in a pseudomonad.


Large-scale isolation of kinetosomes from the ciliated protozoan Tetrahymena pyriformis.


The surface of the washed human erythrocyte as a polyanion. The electrokinetic behaviour of normal erythrocytes is compared with that of trypsin-, N-bromosuccinimide-, and tosyl-treated erythrocytes. Reduction in the net negative charge with reduction in ionic strength of the suspending medium and also on treatment with N-bromosuccinimide and trypsin is discussed using a porous non-rigid polyanion as a model for the periphery of the cell membrane. It is deduced from the equivalent binding of chloride and thiocyanate ions and the absence of any effect on treatment of red cells with tosyl chloride, that normal, N-bromosuccinimide- and trypsin-treated cells are polyanionic in character. Reduction in erythrocyte charge on treatment with N-bromosuccinimide or trypsin is probably not due to the removal of phosphate groups from the interface, nor to physical adsorption of N-bromosuccinimide or trypsin. The charge reduction is probably produced by bond fission with possibly a net disappearance of carboxyl groups from the electrophoretic plane of shear either by loss from, or reorientation of, the membrane. The loss or reorientation of material associated with these carboxyl groups does not lead to any basic change in the character of the surface of the cell, nor to any obvious structural instability. The biconcave discoid form is maintained and there is no significant hemolysis of the erythrocytes even after contact with a solution of trypsin for 24 hours.


Positive support of thoracoplasty by the introduction of a liquid in the costectomy area.


Combined high-pressure oxygen and radiation therapy in the treatment of human cancer.


Destructive lesions of the vertebral bodies in rheumatoid disease.


Effect of Eperythrozoon coccoides upon lymphocytic choriomeningitis in mice.


Trimeprazine in pediatric practice. Two years clinical experience.


Estimations of serum cholesterol from protoporphyrin-stained electrophoretic strips.


Evaluation of serum lipoprotein-PBI relationships in males.


Simplified technic for estimation of serum lipoprotein cholesterol.


Fluorescent detection of serum lipoproteins.


Evaluating lipoproteins, other blood elements in atherosclerosis.


Effect of d-thyroxine on serum lactescence.


The pharmaceutical industry.

The pharmaceutical industry.


Prestaining serum lipoproteins with protoporphyrin IX.


The chemical warfare threat.

The chemical warfare threat.


Schizophrenic communication.

Schizophrenic communication.


Sexual processes in schizophrenia.

Sexual processes in schizophrenia.


The sources of the anxiety in paranoid schizophrenia.


Inhalational therapy in the recovery room.


alpha-Ketoglutaric dehydrogenase. X. On the mechanism of dihydrolipoyl dehydrogenase reaction.


A comparative study of dihydrolipoyl dehydrogenase and diaphorase.


Diagnosis of cerebral atrophy from the anteroposterior carotid phlebogram.


Anxiety concerning change, as seen in the psychoterapy of schizophrenic patients-with particular reference to the sense of personal identity.


Outflow resistance and adrenergic mechanisms. Effects of sympathectomy, N-(2-chloroethyl) dibenzylamine hydrochloride (dibenamine) and dichloroiso-proterenol on the outflow resistance of the rabbit eye.


A model representing a physiological role of CO2 at the cell membrane. A model is presented suggesting the interaction of CO(2) and bicarbonate on lipids of the cell membrane. The interfacial tensions between water and oil (benzene) phases were measured using the stalagmometer and the sessile drop methods. Effects of electrolyte solutions and of CO(2) on molecular arrangement at the interface were calculated. Chloride solutions against oleic acid in benzene produced little decrease in interfacial tension from that measured for pure water against the oil phase. Presence or absence of CO(2) caused no change in interfacial tension of water or chloride solutions against the oil phase. Bicarbonate salts in the absence of CO(2) caused marked decreases in interfacial tension from that measured for water or chloride solutions. Concomitant with this decrease in interfacial tension were an increase in hydration of the interface and changes in molecular spacings of the lipid. This hydration may be considered as reflecting a more ionic-permeable cell membrane. The addition of CO(2) to the bicarbonates caused an increase in interfacial tension of the model, approaching that of the chlorides, with decreased hydration of the interface. Viewed as occurring at the cell membrane this would make the lipid more continuous and decrease the ease of ionic penetration. In this way the action of bicarbonates and CO(2) at the interface suggests an explanation of the action of CO(2) on the cell.


Unstrained jaw relation records.

Unstrained jaw relation records.


Outflow resistance of the rabbit eye: technique and effects of acetazolamide. Determination by constant rate anterior chamber infusion in vivo.


The management of the unconscious patient.


Diethyl-propion in the treatment of "refractory" obesity.


Delirium in unrelieved pyloric stenosis.


On the use of dichlorophen as a taenifuge for Taenia saginata.


Factitial intestinal obstruction.

Factitial intestinal obstruction.


Opportunities in state and local public dental health service.


Inhibition of uracil and thymine degradation by some 5-substituted uracil analogues.


The prospect of meeting protein needs.

The prospect of meeting protein needs.


Some problems in food toxicology.

Some problems in food toxicology.


A significant diagnostic sign of pilonidal disease.


Anaesthesia and artificial ventilation technique in the neonatal period.


Anaesthesia and ventilation methods for infants and children.


Social intelligence and accuracy of interpersonal predictions.


Personality theory and the problem of stability and change in individual behavior: an interpersonal approach.


Identifying Jewish names: does prejudice increase accuracy?


Medullary sponge kidney. Roentgen diagnosis of three cases.


Hypnosis and the personality of the operator.


Polycystic liver: an unusual cause of bleeding esophageal varices.


Electron microscopy of the oxyntic cell in the gastric glands of the bullfrog (Rana catesbiana). I. The non-acid-secreting gastric mucosa. The fine structure of the oxyntic cell from the gastric glands of the bullfrog was studied in lead hydroxide-stained sections of gastric mucosa fixed in buffered osmium tetroxide and embedded in n-butyl methacrylate. The oxyntic cell in non-acid-secreting stomachs (gastric juice pH, 7.4-7.8) is characterized by: (a) numerous closely packed smooth surfaced vesicular and tubular profiles disposed randomly in the cell; some of these elements show interconnections making it possible to identify this component with smooth surfaced endoplasmic reticula of certain other cell types, (b) a small percentage of rough surfaced profiles characteristic of endoplasmic reticula possessing RNP particles on the outer membrane surfaces, (c) a Golgi complex consisting of multiple isolated non-polarized arrays of smooth surfaced parallel elongated profiles and associated vesicular elements, (d) a sparse granular component (140 A) scattered freely in the cytoplasmic matrix, (e) numerous mitochondria with a dense matrix and containing an unusually large number of closely approximated cristae, (f) a number of zymogen granules consisting of either a dense body limited by a membrane or surrounded by a halo of less dense material which is in turn limited by a membrane, and (g) a number of granules ( approximately 260 A) containing several smaller granules ( approximately 80 A) identified presumably as glycogen. Intracellular canaliculi were not observed. Instead the free surface of the oxyntic cell facing the lumen of the gastric gland shows a complicated plication of the plasma membrane. Intercellular canaliculi are seen frequently between adjacent oxyntic cells. The walls of these canaliculi are made up of folded and ruffled cell membranes. The basal surface of the cell also exhibited this type of configuration. Occasional smooth surfaced profiles are seen communicating with the free surface, the wall of an intercellular canaliculus, or the basal surface of the cell. Although nerve endings were not found in association with oxyntic cells, unmyelinated nerves were observed in the vicinity of the gastric glands.


An epidemiological survey of infectious hepatitis in a country town.


Electron microscopy of the oxyntic cell in the gastric glands of the bullfrog, Rana catesbiana. II. The acid-secreting gastric mucosa. The oxyntic cell in the gastric glands of the bullfrog was examined in lead hydroxide-stained sections of gastric mucosae fixed in buffered osmium tetroxide and embedded in n-butyl methacrylate. During gastric acid secretion (pH 1-2) induced by histamine administration in cannulated frogs, the pattern of fine structure in the oxyntic cell differs strikingly from that in the oxyntic cell of the non-acid-secreting stomach. The relative number of smooth surfaced profiles decreases and a greater concentration of these elements is associated with the apical region of the oxyntic cell facing the lumen of the gastric gland. Similar concentrations of these elements are found in those regions of cytoplasm surrounding intercellular canaliculi which lie between adjacent cells and communicate with the lumen of a gastric gland. In these regions, the smooth surfaced profiles (35 to 65 mmicro in width) characteristically form a tubular network. The membrane-bounded contents appear to be continuous with the extracellular medium, both on the capillary side and at the apical surface of the cell adjoining the lumen of the gastric gland. Mitochondria are distributed randomly in the cytoplasmic matrix of the oxyntic cell.


Intermediary metabolism in aseptically reared blowfly larvae, Calliphora erythrocephala (Meig.). I. Buosynthesis of squalene and cholesterol.


Intermediary metabolism in aseptically reared blowfly larvae, Calliphora erythrocephala (Meig.). II. Biosynthesis of fatty acids and amino acids.


Manson's schistosomiasis of the Fallopian tube. A case report.


Primary carcinoma of the fallopian tube.


"Brain-washing" and "sensory deprivation" as factors in the production of psychiatric states. The relation between such states and schizophrenia.


Cardiographic patterns in systolic and diastolic overload of the left ventricle.


Gene dosage and enzyme activities in Drosophila melanogaster.


Is prophylactic treatment of the eyes of newborn infants still necessary?


Purification of prothrombin and thrombin by chromatography on cellulose.


Physiologic disposition and uricosuric effect of a keto analog of oxyphenbutazone (G-29701).


Uric acid production in gout.

Uric acid production in gout.


An enzymatic spectrophotometric method for the determination of homogentisic acid in plasma and urine.


Generalized cutaneous moniliasis of the newborn


Short-term therapy in acute muscle and joint disorders.


Role of the newer uricosuric agents in management of gout.


Protection for the nephrectomized patient.


The present-day treatment of gout.

The present-day treatment of gout.


Alcoholism prevalence: an alternative estimation method.


Death by liver cirrhosis and the price of beverage alcohol.


Full-time clinical teaching in America.

Full-time clinical teaching in America.


Psychotherapy.

Psychotherapy.


Torticollis. The treatment of a case of spasmodic torticollis by means of hypnosis.


Psychoanalysis: model for social science.


Maternity and myocardial failure in African women.


Diabetes mellitus in the urbanized Johannesburg African.


The relationship between siderosis and diabetes in the Bantu.


Behavioral interaction under concurrent spaced-responding, variable-interval schedules of reinforcement.


Melanie KLEIN, 1882-1960.

Melanie KLEIN, 1882-1960.


Determination of gastric acidity by measurement of azure A in the blood serum.


Evidence for the formation of acetoacetate by direct deacylation of acetoacetyl-CoA in liver mitochondria.


Ulcerogenic drugs and technics: experimental and clinical.


Clinical measurement of gastric secretion: significance and limitations.


The directing of biochemical functions by the process of excitation.


The acid-catalyzed solvolysis of dehydroepiandrosterone sulfate and its significance in the examination of urinary 17-ketosteroids.


Ocular changes in linear scleroderma.

Ocular changes in linear scleroderma.


Results of penicillin therapy in syphilitic primary optic atrophy.


Myxedema following radioactive iodine therapy of hyperthyroidism.


Rat diaphragm studies with 3-deoxyglucose (3-deoxy-D-ribohexose).


The metabolism of variously C14-labeled glucose in man and an estimation of the extent of glucose metabolism by the hexose monophosphate pathway.


On the biosynthesis of L-fucose and L-fucose metabolism in man.


In vitro effects of salicylate on carbohydrate metabolism.


The economics of medical practice.

The economics of medical practice.


Congenital arrhythmias and conduction abnormalities in a father and four children.


5 alpha-Androstane--an androgenic hydrocarbon.


Peritoneal dialysis in infants and small children.


Convergence nystagmus.

Convergence nystagmus.


Accumulation of intracellular inorganic sulfate by Penicillium chrysogenum.


Hormonal therapy in cancer of the breast. XVII. The effect of androsterone on clinical course and hormonal excretion.


The effects of synthetic hypertensin of the systemic and pulmonary circulations in man.


The psychoanalytic theory of the symbolic process.


Towards earlier diagnosis of brain tumours.


The age-adjusted death rates for malignant neoplasms in some selected sites in 23 countries in 1954-1955 and their geographical correlation.


Cancer in Japan from the view point of geographical pathology.


Hormonal therapy in cancer of the breast 16. The effect of Delta 1-testololactone on clinical course and hormonal excretion.


Hormonal therapy in cancer of the breast. 18. Effect of androstanediol dipropionate (5 alpha-androstan-3 alpha, 17 beta-diol dipropionate) therapy on clinical course and hormonal excretion.


Gastrointestinal perforation in infancy and childhood. Diagnostic and management woes in 10 cases.


On approaching an aspect of the psychology of the ego-in-the world.


Effects of environmental temperature on pentylenetetrazol convulsions in corpus callotomized white rats.


A stannous fluoride, silex, silicone dental prophylaxis paste with anticariogenic potentialities.


Radioautographic studies on the ultimobranchial body and thyroid gland in vertebrates: fishes and amphibians.


Corticosteroids administered intradurally for relief of sciatica.


Remission in diabetes mellitus.

Remission in diabetes mellitus.


Histopathologic and serologic study of subclinical leptospirosis among cattle.


The histopathology of foot-and-mouth disease in pregnant and lactating mice.


The role of psychic energizers in urology.


Diet and cholesterolemia. V. Effects of sulfur-containing amino acids and protein.


Air-driven artificial hearts inside the chest.


Effect of poldine methosulphate on gastric secretion of acid.


The inhalation of phosgene in a fire extinguisher accident.


The use of Alcoholics Anonymous members in research on alcoholism.


Sophocles' Ajax-a morality for madness.

Sophocles' Ajax-a morality for madness.


Simultaneous bilateral renal artery replacement by fresh arterial autografts.


Interpersonal determinants of reality-testing capacity.


Palmar hyperhidrosis and linking. Suggestive formulations from an incompletely treated case.


The concept of lingering. A cultural and psychological synthesis.


The selection of rehabilitation centers.


Outpatient treatment of a seriously disturbed child in a child guidance center.


Oxidative enzymes and their role in phosphorylation in sarcosomes of adult Ascaris lumbricoides.


Prophylaxis and treatment of bee and wasp sting allergy.


The role of dexamethasone in papular urticaria.


Study of the effect of colloidal radioactive gold: Au 198 on psoriasis.


A case for a 'professional' hospital library.


Development fund finances special projects.


Some aspects of collagenolytic action.

Some aspects of collagenolytic action.


Analysis of hydroxamic acids and hydrazides; preparation and properties of dinitrophenyl derivatives of hydroxamic acids, oximes, hydrazides, and hydrazones.


New inflatable utertubal cannula for gas insufflation.


New inflatable uterotubal cannula for gas insufflation or liquid injection.


Annular pancreas in the adult: report of four cases.


A typical army occupational vision program.


The melanosome: a distinctive subcellular particle of mammalian melanocytes and the site of melanogenesis.


The reciprocal relationship between melanization and tyrosinase activity in melanosomes (melanin granules).


The effect of time and temperature on the survival of Salmonellae in desiccated coconut.


A new method of estimating urine surgar by the use of Benedict's qualitative sugar reagent.


Systemic lupus erythematosus in pregnancy with haemolytic anaemia, leucopenia and thrombocytopenia in the mother and her newborn infant.


Coordination of Puerto Rico's health and welfare services.


The vascular component in the causal genesis of peptic ulcer.


Operative needle cholangiography.

Operative needle cholangiography.


Endometriosis and hormone therapy.

Endometriosis and hormone therapy.


Studies in the hemodynamics following supradiaphragmatic constriction of the inferior vena cava.


A pigment-producing spoilage bacterium responsible for violet discoloration of refrigerated market milk and cream. A psychrophilic strain of bacteria identified as Chromobacterium lividum was established as the causative agent of an outbreak of violet discoloration in refrigerated, pasteurized retail milk and cream. The organism was rod-shaped, gram-negative, and produced viscid colonies with abundant violet pigment on Tryptone glucose yeast extract agar. Growth was abundant at 4 C but none occurred at 37 C. Growth in milk was characterized by a dark violet ring at the surface after a few days, and the deep violet color gradually extended through the product in older cultures. Some proteolysis occurred. The pigment appeared to be similar to that of other known species of Chromobacterium and assisted in identification of the genus of the causative organism. The isolated strain of C. lividum was destroyed by exposure to 56 C for 5 min which suggested postpasteurization contamination as the source of the spoilage organism in commercial milk and cream.


Ureteral ectopia: combined ureteral and vas deferens anomaly.


A layman leads a Great Books group in a mental hospital.


An injection timing device for angiocardiography.


An infective deoxyribonucleic acid from bacteriophage phi-X174.


On the pharmacological action of 16-acetyl Digitalinum verum.


On the ATPase activities in the retina and the outer segments.


Comparative pressor effect of certain unsaturated acid esters of choline.


Effects of ouabain on Ca45 entry in quiescent and electrically driven rabbit atria.


Pharmacology of senecioyl-choline.

Pharmacology of senecioyl-choline.


Studies on the chemical basis of the antigenicity of proteins. 3. The role of rigidity in the antigenicity of polypeptidyl gelatins.


Optical rotatory properties of poly-L-tryptophan.


Five years' conservative obstetrics.

Five years' conservative obstetrics.


Environmental monitoring at Georgia Nuclear Laboratories--AFP 67.


The degradation of cotton cellulose by the extracellular cellulas cellulase of Myrothecium verrucaria.


Separate centers of ossification of the tip of the internal malleolus.


Changing concepts in the treatment of tuberculosis. II.


Maximal expiratory flow rates in Australian adults.


Treatment of depressed patients in general practice.


Prevention and treatment of general anesthesia emergencies in dental practice.


Arteriography of the extremities.

Arteriography of the extremities.


Pediatric management of seborrheic dermatitis of the scalp.


Thyroid autoantibodies and a biologic false-positive to the test for syphilis.


Pentastomida from reptiles of Lan Yu Island (Taiwan), with a description of Raillietiella hebitihamata n. sp.


Stereo-specificity and firefly bioluminescence, a comparison of natural and synthetic luciferins.


Disturbances of speech and some mechanisms of their "spontaneous" compensation in focal injuries of the parieto-temporo-occipital region of the dominant brain hemisphere.


Deep thrombophlebitis: clinical considerations.


Prolapsed cord.

Prolapsed cord.


Automation and labor-saving devices in the clinical laboratory.


Clinical pharmacology of antithyroid compounds.


Further studies on cystathionine synthetase-serine deaminase of rat liver.


Enzymatic synthesis of the maltose analogues, glucosyl glucosamine, glucosyl N-acetyl-glucosamine and glucosyl 2-deoxyglucose by an extract of Neisseria perflava.


Transient hemiplegia in cerebral angiography, an unusual reaction to hypaque.


Critical analysis of experimental hemorrhagic shock models.


A comparison of the sensitivity to p-aminosalicylic acid of tubercle bacilli from South Indian and British patients. In a comparison of home and sanatorium treatment for tuberculous patients in India, pretreatment cultures of tubercle bacilli showed a higher average level of resistance to p-aminosalicyclic acid (PAS) than pretreatment cultures from a representative sample of patients in Great Britain. The investigation described in the present paper was therefore undertaken to find out the nature of the difference in the PAS sensitivity of cultures from Indian and British patients. In this investigation, carried out jointly at the Tuberculosis Chemotherapy Centre, Madras, and the Postgraduate Medical School of London, sputum specimens from 147 Indian and 93 British patients were cultured and subjected to sensitivity tests. The tests were set up on slopes containing various concentrations of PAS and inoculated with 10(5) viable units of the cultures, and the minimal concentrations of PAS inhibiting the growth of 20, 50 and 100 colonies were determined. According to the 20-colony end-point-the one commonly used in routine sensitivity tests-the Indian strains were significantly more resistant than the British strains. This difference in sensitivity was not apparent, however, in either the 50-colony or the 100-colony results. The presence of a small proportion of resistant organisms was found to be a general characteristic of the Indian strains, but did not appear to be related to any special tendency for the patient to fail to respond to treatment with PAS. Since a chance increase in the inoculum size might well affect the 20-colony results, the authors recommend a tenfold decrease in the size of the inoculum used in routine PAS-sensitivity tests on Indian patients.


Splanchnic baroreceptors in the dog.

Splanchnic baroreceptors in the dog.


Intradermal reactions in man to autologous erythrocytes sensitized with tuberculin or endotoxin.


The neurophysiologic basis for anesthetic and postanesthetic apnea.


A comparative study of temperature readings.


Calcium deposits and new bone formation in muscle in rabbits.


The clinical pharmacology of diuretics and their use in clinical medicine.


The problem of cardiovascular disease in Ontario.


The staging of breast cancer, trial of the TNM method.


The medical essay.

The medical essay.


The round window-a critical re-evaluation.


The round window-the need of a critical reevaluation: a preliminary communication.


The influence of influenza virus infection on exogenous staphylococcal and endogenous murine bacterial infection of the bronchopulmonary tissues of mice. Mice infected with a non-mouse-adapted Asian strain of influenza A virus suffered an impaired capacity to destroy or remove staphylococci introduced by the respiratory route. This temporary inhibition of local defense mechanisms was of 7 to 10 days' duration. The persistence of staphylococci in the lung following influenza did not appear to alter the nature of the pathologic reaction to influenza virus. The presence of influenza virus infection in the respiratory tract of the mouse did not alter the fate of intravenous staphylococci in the lung or other organs. In 40 to 50 per cent of mice with influenza, purulent bronchopneumonia and infection with Pasteurella and Hemophilus of murine origin were noted. A minority of control animals evidenced such infection. The administration of antimicrobials to which the murine bacteria were susceptible prevented both the appearance of the endogenous infection with Pasteurella or Hemophilus and the purulent sequelae to influenza virus infection. The true picture of uncomplicated bronchopulmonary influenza virus infection was thus separated from the combined virus-bacteria effect otherwise encountered.


Mycobacteriophage. I. Physicochemical characterization.


Mortality among RCAF personnel. A five-year review.


Skull fracture in infants. A report of 50 cases.


Cricoid pressure to control regurgitation of stomach contents during induction of anaesthesia.


Cardiology and the surgeon.

Cardiology and the surgeon.


The management of chest injuries.

The management of chest injuries.


The influence of the nucleus upon adenosine triphosphatase activity in Amoeba proteus.


Analysis of AC and Whonor squadron proficiency scores.


Profound posterior peritonsillitis with crossed thrombosis of the jugular vein.


Amoeboma of the colon.

Amoeboma of the colon.


Absorption and tolerance of large single doses of Kabipastin, a para-aminosalicylic acid ion exchange resin combination.


Mucolytic expectorant therapy with an iodinated glyceryl ether.


Clinical observations by a rhinologist:snoring and sneezing.


Congenital maldevelopment of the hands in two sisters; a case report.


Head noises, called tinnitus.

Head noises, called tinnitus.


Nasopharyngeal chordoma. A case report.

Nasopharyngeal chordoma. A case report.


The incidence of otosclerosis among Negroes.


The significance of a lump in the throat.


A method for vascular anastomosis and bypass including applications.


Incidence and duration of pain following endodontic therapy. Relationship to treatment with sulfonamides and to other factors.


Histologic changes in dental pulps of dogs and monkeys following application of pressure, drugs, and microorgranisms on prepared cavities.


Root canal dressings. Their usefulness in endodontic therapy reconsidered.


Histologic changes in dental pulps of dogs and monkeys following application of pressure, drugs, and microorganisms on prepared cavities. II. Changes observable more than one month after application of traumatic agents.


Astrocytomas and ABO blood groups.

Astrocytomas and ABO blood groups.


New concepts of the physiology of the carotid sinus reflex.


Emaciation as magic means for the removal of anguish in anorexia mentalis.


An automatic staining machine for blood and marrow films on slides.


Team work.

Team work.


Systemic and topical factors involved in the production of experimental cutaneous calcinosis.


Simple techniques for the surgical occlusion of coronary vessels in the rat.


Cross-resistance to cardiotoxic agents.

Cross-resistance to cardiotoxic agents.


The stress concept as applied to traumatology. 2.


Prevention of cross-resistance to cardiotoxic agents by low chloride intake.


Role of the kidney in the development of experimental cardiac necroses.


An experimental model of "dermatomyositis" induced by calciphylaxis.


Various types of calcinosis induced by egg albumen or yolk following sensitization with dihydrotachysterol (DHT).


Protection by anti-mineralocorticoid against an otherwise fatal dihydrotachysterol intoxication.


The dermal pouch technique. A test object for the quantitative appraisal of the topical and systemic toxicity of chemicals applied to the skin.


Dietary sensitization for parathyroid hormone.


Sensitization by thallium to dihydrotachysterol overdosage.


Induction of transplantable fibrosarcomas by mechanical means.


Factors that determine the production of cardiovascular and renal lesions by polymyxin.


An electrolyte-steroid cardiopathy with calcification (ESCC).


Stress in the production of cardiac necrosis.


On the role of adjuvants in calciphylaxis.


Excessive stimulation of salivary gland growth by isoproterenol. In the rat, chronic treatment with isoproterenol can cause a selective growth of the salivary glands to approximately five times their normal size within 17 days. This enlargement is principally due to mitotic proliferation and hypertrophy of the parenchymatous cells.


Stress and cardiovascular disease.

Stress and cardiovascular disease.


Electrocardiographic findings in 500 cases with hypertrophy of cardiac ventricles.


Antigens common to types 1 and 2 poliomylitis viruses.


The use of new antigens in the complementfixation test for acute poliomyelitis.


Change of supervisor and psychotherapeutic progress.


Personality versus intoxication as critical factor in accidents caused by alcoholic drivers.


Membranous urethroplasty: indications and postoperative results 15 years later.


Research in surgery.

Research in surgery.


Professor Peter M. HOLST: in memoriam.

Professor Peter M. HOLST: in memoriam.


Electrocardiographic clues in the diagnosis of syncope.


Congenital intracardiac defects plus pericardial disease: clinical and surgical findings in six cases.


Pericardial disease complicating congenital heart lesions.


Paratyphoid fever traced to desiccated coconut.


Acute copper poisoning. An outbreak traced to contaminated water from a corroded geyser.


Diphtheria in Liverpool.

Diphtheria in Liverpool.


Plasma and blood volumes in elderly patients after surgery.


Observed pH differences of blood and plasma with different bridge solutions.


Noisty pneumothorax. Observations based on 24 cases.


Observation on antigenic differentiation of leishmania parasites of kala-azar and post-kala-azar dermal leishmaniasis.


Studies on Litomosoides carinii infection in white rats and black mice.


Comparison of the beta-lactoglobulins of buffalo's milk and cow's milk.


Problems of food and nutrition--views and programs of FAO.


Pulmonary tuberculosis--the last stages? (b) The role of the local health authority.


Screening of cesticidal compounds on a tapeworm Hymenolepis nana in vitro. A simple and convenient in vitro technique is described for the screening of compounds for action against Hymenolepis nana and probably many other intestinal worms. The results obtained from this test are in broad agreement with the findings of clinical experience and of a small series of in vivo tests. Among the substances tested, the most active ones were oil of chenopodium, dichlorophen, extract of cashew nut (Anacardium occidentale), antimony potassium tartrate, and BIQ 20 [eicosamethylenebis(isoquinolinium iodide)].


Skeletal tuberculosis associated with pulmonary tuberculosis. A review of 24 cases.


Histopathological study of the spleen and the liver in aplastic anaemia.


Lymphadenopathy in a case of Indian kala-azar.


Observations on drug resistant kala-azar.


Transmission of swine influenza virus by lungworm migration. Experimental evidence is presented which confirms the reports by Shope (1, 2) that swine lungworms can serve as an intermediate host in transmitting swine influenza virus to pigs. The virus is present in a masked non-infective form as he showed and a provocative stimulus is necessary to initiate infection. Multiple injections of Ascaris extract or the migration of Ascaris larvae furnished the needed provocation. The virus could be elicited in the spring and summer as well as fall and winter, from the pathogen-free, colostrum-deprived pigs.


The relationship of occupational stress to clinical coronary heart disease.


Purine requiring strains of Shigellae.

Purine requiring strains of Shigellae.


It pays to purchase services.

It pays to purchase services.


Studies in experimental eosinophilia.

Studies in experimental eosinophilia.


Cutaneous vasodilatation elicited by body heating in calf, forearm, cheek. and ear.


Further studies of the effects of cardiac irradiation upon myocardial vascularity.


The effects of cardiac irradiation upon the normal canine heart.


The use of acetylcholine-induced cardiac arrest in coronary arteriography: an experimental study.


A simple method of observing and recording urinary output.


Nomogram for determination of human body surface area from height and weight.


Chemotherapy of urinary tract infections past and current.


The chemotherapy of urease- and citrase-producing bacteria of the urinary tract.


Observations on the use of sorboquel in acute diarrhea.


Rehabilitation and job placement.

Rehabilitation and job placement.


Infectious diseases in the pre-school child in Senegal.


Cardiographic observations on a fin-back whale.


Electron microscope observations of the integument, flame cells, and gut of Schistosoma mansoni.


Magnetic susceptibility of normal liver and transplantable hepatoma tissue.