The Golgi complex in living osteoblasts. Embryo chick leg bones were cultivated under sheets of dialysis cellophane in multipurpose culture chambers. The osteoblasts emigrating in this environment contained phase gray juxtanuclear bodies from which phase white droplets emanated. These were concluded to be the Golgi complex and are described with respect to their living morphology, microscopically observed functional activity, vital staining, and cytochemical reactions.


Rehabilitation following surgery for chronic arthritis.


The surgical management of ankylosing spondylitis.


A study of alcoholism as an occupational hazard of merchant seamen.


Fine structure of virus-infected cells.

Fine structure of virus-infected cells.


Stereospecificity of the sugarphosphate isomerase reactions; a uniformity.


The use of kinetic isotope effects in the study of metabolic control. I. Degradation of glucose-1-D by the hexosemonophosphate pathway.


Effect of diet on induction of experimental porphyria.


Psychologic responsibilities of medical practice with children.


Some factors affecting early child development. Their relation to disturbances in children in the first two years.


Stress outcome: schizophrenia or creativity?


The dimensions of comprehensive pediatrics.


Closure of the ductus arteriosus.

Closure of the ductus arteriosus.


The arterial flow pattern.

The arterial flow pattern.


Biliary tract disorders. A new approach.


Effects of heavy, ionizing, monoenergetic particles on the cerebral cortex. II. Histological appearance of laminar lesions and growth of nerve fibers after laminar destructions.


Experiments on the transmission of cattle lungworm infection.


Serum enzymes in disease V. Isocitric dehydrogenase, malic dehydrogenase, and glycolytic enzymes in patients with carcinoma of the breast.


Lipid formation by fibroblasts cultured on serum from stressed animals.


Pre-game emotional tension, gastrointestinal motility and the feeding of athletes.


The impact of recent research developments on private practice.


State survey sketches intern-resident picture.


Communicating with children.

Communicating with children.


Studies on organ specificity. XI. Isoantigens of rabbit pancreas.


Obstructive uropathy due to prostatic hypertrophy.


Medical opinion on future pain.

Medical opinion on future pain.


Gall-stone ileus: spontaneous passage of the calculus.


Megacolon in the adult. A report of two unusual cases.


Haemobilia as a cause of gastro-intestinal haemorrhage.


The positive signs of neurosis.

The positive signs of neurosis.


Agenesis of the gallbladder: case report.


Vibrio-like bacteria recovered from cultures of "Spirochaeta myelophthora.


Categories, concepts, and reasoning in the study of international relations.


Pharmacological investigation of certain Valeriana officinalis L. extracts.


Fractures of the nose.

Fractures of the nose.


The functional state of vasomotor nerves to skeletal muscle vessels in reserpinized cats.


Dilantin toxicity. A clinical and electroence-phalographic study.


Enzymatic synthesis of sialic acid 9-phosphates.


Comparative activities of two gonadotropin preparations from the urine of postmenopausal women.


Comparative activities of urinary gonadotropin preparations from postmenopausal women.


The effect of hydrocortisone and progesterone on the electrolyte action exhibited by desoxycorticosterone in the adrenalectomized rat.


The influence of steroids on urinary gonadotropin excretion in a postmenopausal woman.


Desirability of personality traits as perceived by prisoners.


A psychiatric, social and psychological study of illegitimate pregnancy in girls under the age of sixteen years.


Preparation of a 35-S labelled trimeprazine tartrate sustained action product for its evaluation in man.


Immunoelectrophoretic examination of agammaglobulinaemia.


Corticosteroids and transaminase activity. III. A relationship between changes in alanine transaminase activity and the growth of Walker carcinosarcoma 256.


Dysgammaglobulinaemia and recurrent bacterial infection.


Immunobiologic relation between tuberculosis and leprosy. X. Comparative study of the results of the lepromin test in subjects submitted to serial injections of Mitsuda's antigen and to oral BCG vaccination.


Recurrent bacterial infections and dysgamma-globulinemia: deficiency of 7S gamma-globulins in the presence of elevated 19S gamma-globulins. Report of two cases.


Case report of auricular fibrillation following the use of imipramine (Tofranil).


The endotoxins of gram-negative bacteria and host resistance.


Man and his changing environment. Historical perspective.


Considerations in interparietal hernia.

Considerations in interparietal hernia.


Collagen structure and metabolism.

Collagen structure and metabolism.


Hypnosis in medical practice.

Hypnosis in medical practice.


Metabolic inhomogeneity of rat tail tendon collagen: the distribution of C14 in the chromatographic components.


Quantitative measurement of the amine buffer: 2-amino-2-hydroxymethyl-1,3-propanediol.


Obstacles in the psychotherapy of psychotic patients.


Dominance behavior of the adult rat as a function of early social experience.


Magnitude of reinforcement and time of deprivation in instrumental reward learning.


Weight gain as a function of early social experience in the albino rat.


Tranquilizers and the anticonvulsant drugs.


Four newly recognized adenoviruses.

Four newly recognized adenoviruses.


Hemagglutination and hemagglutination-inhibition with Coxsackie B viruses.


Observations on an outbreak of eosinophilic meningitis on Tahiti, French Polynesia.


Hemagglutination and hemagglutination-inhibition with measles virus.


The use of suction in clinical medicine.


Chondroma of the tongue: report of case.


A method of bulk liquid evaporation for fallout analysis.


The healing wound in experimental diabetes.


Wound healing in experimental diabetes.

Wound healing in experimental diabetes.


Perceived sources of social power.

Perceived sources of social power.


Pulmonary alveolar proteinosis.

Pulmonary alveolar proteinosis.


The etiology of legume bloat--nonvolatile acids.


Some observations on the fine structure of a thermophilic, acidophilic alga.


Lysis of homologous cells by sensitized lymphocytes in tissue culture.


Experimental pyelonephritis in rats with aminonucleoside-induced nephrotic syndrome.


Islet-cell tumors of the pancreas in the irradiated and nonirradiated rat.


Chloramphenicol toxicity. Reversible vacuolization of erythroid cells.


Erythrocytosis associated with carcinoma of the kidney.


Long-term results in stapes surgery.

Long-term results in stapes surgery.


Patient-family similarities in schizophrenia.


Roentgenographic considerations in the differential diagnosis of jaundice.


The significance of the sense of smell in the transference.


Use of renal biopsy to predict the clinical result of hemodialysis in chronic renal disease.


Simplified preparation and properties of undergraded rat liver transfer ribonucleic acid.


Gallstone impacted in duodenal bulb. Report of an unusual case.


What is the place of combined psychotherapy? A comment and critique.


Subacute thyroiditis--difficulties in diagnosis and treatment.


Opinion change as a function of external commitment and amount of discrepancy from the opinion of another.


Home localities of national servicemen with respiratory disease.


Gastrular arrest and the control of autolytic activity in the egg of Rana pipiens: the comparative effects of oxygen, supramaximal temperature, and dinitrophenol.


Type of attachment of sialic acid in ox-brain mucolipid.


An inservice program on dental health.

An inservice program on dental health.


The activation of carnosinase by divalent metal ions.


Photoconduction and semiconduction in dried receptors of sheep eyes.


Photoconduction in a hindered cis-isomer of beta-carotene and its relation to a theory of the visual receptor process.


A double-blind study of an anorexigenic combination.


Medical journals in small countries.

Medical journals in small countries.


A double-blind study of diethylpropion in obesity.


Selected success and failure experiences as factors in Bender Gestalt performances.


The use of opposite sex scales as a measure of psychosexual deviancy.


Changes in diffusing capacity of isolated cat lungs with blood pressure and flow.


Hexosamine and collagen in the developing chick embryo. Significance for repair in the adult.


Occurrence of free D-serine in the earthworm.


Preliminary observations on the distribution and biosynthesis of serine ethanolamine phosphodiester.


The occurrence of free D-serine in the earthworm.


Supplementation of bread protein with lysine and threonine.


Charles Benedict DAVENPORT and the beginning of human genetics.


Effect of thyrotropin upon release of iodide from human and rat thyroid.


Thyrotropin-induced release of iodide from the thyroid.


The malignant melanoma of hamsters. I. Pathologic characteristics of a transplanted melanotic and amelanotic tumor.


A new syndrome: familial growth retardation, renal aminoaciduria and cor pulmonale. II. Investigation of renal function, amine acid metabolism and genetic transmission.


The effect of high galactose diets on urinary excretion of amino acids in the rat.


A simple method for the purification of sheep ACTH.


In memoriam: Samuel BROWN, 1886-1960.

In memoriam: Samuel BROWN, 1886-1960.


Water-soluble methacrylate as an embedding medium for the preparation of ultrathin sections.


Midleg amputation in patients with necrotic leg muscles.


Microexudates from cells grown in tissue culture. Cellular substrata of known molecular structure and measurable dimensions can be constructed as transferred films from Langmuir troughs or as adsorbed films. In addition, large molecules in culture media form measurable adsorbates. With the techniques of ellipsometry and surface chemistry it is possible to characterize and measure (within +/- 3A) as a function of several parameters a microexudate of molecular dimensions deposited when tissue cultured cells contact certain substrata. The selective attraction of substratum and cell for microexudate has been determined, and the time course of deposition in Eagle's medium is characterized by a rapid initial accretion of material. During this period, microexudate can diffuse several cell diameters and cannot be detected in the culture medium. In Eagle's medium the cells cannot be detached from glass surfaces by versene or trypsin unless the surface of cell or substratum is coated with certain molecules. Trypsin becomes adsorbed to cell surfaces, continues to be enzymatically active on the surface, and digests protein components of microexudate and substratum. Microexudate appears to be a complex mosaic of molecules (including protein) synthesized within or on the surfaces of cells and secreted by cells or transferred from their surfaces to specific substrata. It is proposed that this mosaic plays, on the molecular level, a significant role in cell-to-cell interactions, cell locomotion and adhesion, and the selective application and spreading of cells on various surfaces.


Reversible block of axonal conduction by curare after treatment with cobra venom and a detergent.


An improved isolated single electroplax preparation. I. Effect of compounds acting primarily at the synapses.


Searching behavior in the retarded as a function of stimulus exposure conditions and IQ.


Retroactive inhibition in incidental learning.


Lymphosarcoma: survival and the effects of therapy.


An improved isolated single electroplax preparation. II. Compounds acting on the conducting membrane.


Lymphosarcoma: the effects of therapy and survival in 1,269 patients in a review of 30 years' experience.


Lymphosarcoma: a review of 1269 cases.

Lymphosarcoma: a review of 1269 cases.


The malignant melanoma of hamsters. II. Growth and morphology of a transplanted melanotic and amelanotic tumor in tissue culture.


Ventricular septal defect with aortic insufficiency, acute rheumatic carditis and Asian influenza.


Membrane transport of sugars. A survey of kinetical and chemical approaches.


Growth of certain arthropodborne viruses in hamster kidney tissue culture.


Diauxie in tartrate-utilising strains of Pseudomonas and its control by oxaloacetate.


Symposium: pathogenic implications of cholesterol.


Imitative color choices in kindergarten children.


The modified Graham behavior test for neonates: test-retest reliability, normative data, and hypotheses for future work.


Probable pelvic mesothelioma. Report of a case and review of literature.


Technic of controlled drug assay. II. Comparison of chlorothiazide, hydrochlorothiazide and a placebo in the hypertensive patient.


The accessory motor innervation of the diaphragm.


Relations between coronary flow and work of the heart.


Stability of injected vitamin B12 content of dog liver.


Lysogenic conversion of staphylococcal strains of type 80/81 and related phage types.


Transseptal left heart catheterization.

Transseptal left heart catheterization.


Chronic ingestion by dogs of methyl bromide-fumigated food.


Some effects of diuresis with hydrochlorothiazide.


Vestibular responses of some deaf and aphasic children.


The fine structure of nerve cell bodies and their myelin sheaths in the eighth nerve ganglion of the goldfish. The eighth cranial nerve ganglion consists of bipolar nerve cell bodies each occupying part of an internodal segment. The perikaryal sheaths range from a single layer of Schwann cell cytoplasm on the smallest cells to typical thick compact myelin on the largest. On most perikarya, the sheath displays an intermediate form, consisting of multiple layers of Schwann cell cytoplasm (loose myelin), or of loose and compact myelin continuous with each other. Internodes beyond the one containing the cell body bear only compact myelin. In loose myelin the thickness of each layer of Schwann cell cytoplasm is about 100 A. It may be much greater ( approximately 3000 A) particularly in the outermost layers of the sheath, or the cytoplasm may thin and even disappear with formation of a major dense line. The cytoplasmic layers are separated from each other by a light zone, 40 to 200 A wide, which in its broader portions may contain an intermediate line. Desmosomes sometimes occur between lamellae. In addition to the usual organelles, the perikaryal cytoplasm contains granular and membranous inclusions. Large cells covered by compact myelin have a consistently higher concentration of neurofilaments, and some of the largest cells, in addition, show a reduced concentration of ribosomes. The functional significance and possible origins of perikaryal myelin sheaths are discussed.


Accurate placement of artificial emboli. A problem in the treatment of cerebral angiomas by the embolization method.


Coagulant and fibrinolytic activity of animal venoms; determination of coagulant and fibrinolytic index of different species.


Monoamine oxidase inhibition.

Monoamine oxidase inhibition.


Influences of ions and dinitrophenol on adrenocortical steroidogenesis.


Potentiation of the narcotic action and acute toxicity of alcohol by primary aromatic monoamines.


Spectrophotometric determination of germanium in biological materials.


Cost at the bedside.

Cost at the bedside.


The effect of research on practice. Research and decrease in noncontinuance.


Bilateral radical neck dissection.

Bilateral radical neck dissection.


Determination of "heparinoid" substances in urine with a dye-binding technic.


Cat-scratch disease in two brothers.

Cat-scratch disease in two brothers.


Experiences with furaltadone in a chronic disease hospital.


Pressure-flow studies in the isolated artificial heart-lung perfused mammalian kidney.


Syndrome simulatingqymphosarcoma induced by diphenylhydantoin sodium.


Symposium on 'depressive illness'. VI. A note on the precipitating factor.


On drug addiction.

On drug addiction.


Public health aspects of the prematurely born infant.


A medical center for Puerto Rico.

A medical center for Puerto Rico.


Ge, a very common red-cell antigen.

Ge, a very common red-cell antigen.


Are dihydroxphenylalanine decarboxylase and 5-hydroxytrptophan decarboxylase individual enzymes?


On the role of monoamine oxidase for the inactivation of dopamine in brain.


Some social psychological aspects of delivery room difficulties.


Status stress and role contradictions: emergent professionalization in psychiatric hospitals.


Morphologic histochemical aminopeptidase. Studies in autopsy specimens.


Demonstration of thyroid follicles by means of silver precipitation.


In vitro inhibition of glycogenesis by D-alpha-tocopherol.


The influence of hormones and pilocarpine on biochemical constituents of canine prostatic fluid.


Hemorrhage from gastritis: an analysis of 44 proven cases.


A simple method for separating oligonucleotides from deoxyribonuclease.


The effects of stress on the submaxillary glands of young adult male rats. Selected histochemical observations.


Intermittent bundle branch block.

Intermittent bundle branch block.


Intramedullary implantation of bone marrow in thrombocytopenic purpura.


Biliary surgery in Sweden.

Biliary surgery in Sweden.


A dental home care programme.

A dental home care programme.


Some principles of research design in public health.


Public acceptance of influenza vaccination programs.


Recovery from Salmonella meningitis after treatment with furaltadone (Altafur).


Electrodiagnostic testing in neuromuscular disease.


Rehabilitation of the hemiplegic patient.


Relationship of the physiatrist and the general practitioner.


A biometric study of the effects of ammonium acetate on electroshock convulsions.


Plasma disappearance rate and tissue distribution of radioactive cobalt labelled cyanocobalamin injected into various animals.


Absence of interlobular bile ducts. Report of a case of probable intrahepatic bile duct agenesis with severe hypercholesterolemia, xanthomatosis, and glomerular lipid deposition.


Treatable inborn errors of metabolism.

Treatable inborn errors of metabolism.


Cat-scratch disease--another cause of Parinaud's oculoglandular syndrome.


The use of electrophoresis in clinical medicine.


The story of diphtheria.

The story of diphtheria.


The group psychotherapy literature 1960.


Experimental hypertension and atherosclerosis. Effect of pulmonary hypertension on cholesterol atherosclerosis.


The "toxin-antitoxin" phenomenon in burned and injured human subjects.


Simultaneous multiple tuberculin testing. In experimental work with tuberculin testing-for example, for comparing different testing procedures, for standardizing tuberculin, etc.-two tests are often given to each person. Because of variations in allergy from person to person, such duplicate testing gives a much more precise comparison of two test procedures for a given number of persons than does the alternate use from person to person of two test procedures to be compared. In adopting this method of testing it is tacitly assumed that the two tests in the same person do not interact in any way. The present paper shows, however, that this assumption is not justifiable.The authors describe an experiment in which 611 infants who had been BCG-vaccinated at 2-5 days of age were tuberculin-tested 3-5 months later, 306 of them with a single 10 TU test and 305 with a 10 TU test in one arm and a 100 TU test in the other arm. The results showed that there was a highly significant difference between the two groups, both in the average size of the reactions and in the degree of induration, the single-test group giving the larger and stronger 10 TU reactions.


"I consume".

"I consume".


The disk-tine tuberculin test. (Dried tuberculin--disposable unit).


Perspectives in ringworm of the scalp. Treatment through the ages.


A rapid screening method for 1-131 fat-absorption test.


Cough-syrup addiction.

Cough-syrup addiction.


Dental caries and fluorosis in Israel; a sample survey on oral health of school children.


A search for relations between brain chemistry and behavior.


Comparisons among word-association responses in English, French, German, and Italian.


Auditory localization.

Auditory localization.


Development of research on the physiological mechanisms of auditory localization.


A study of the reliability of the mental status examination.


Glycopeptides. I. Isolation and properties of glycopeptides from a fraction of human gamma-globulin.


Liver function in acute myocardial infarction. A study using bromsulphthalein test.


Chylothorax in a patient with malignant schwannoma. A case report.


Coal workers' pneumoconiosis in the Ostrava-Karvina coal-field.


Alpha rhythm of the EEG and mechanical properties of brain.


Phasic phenomena in intestinal chemoreceptors.


A conservative method of treatment for cerebrovascular insufficiency.


Further studies in the chemotherapy of carcinoma of the brain.


The relationship between the epilepsy of cerebral palsy and the electroencephalogram.


The interaction of yttrium chelates with serum constituents.


Oliguria in surgical patients.

Oliguria in surgical patients. The correction of the various causes of diminished urinary flow is of utmost importance in the preparation of patients with acute surgical conditions for operation. It has been demonstrated that adequate evaluation and correction of these factors are effective in reducing the high mortality accompanying severe trauma, late intestinal obstruction, rupture of an abdominal viscus and other surgical emergencies. The proper use of whole blood, plasma and saline is essential in the correction of hypovolemic states encountered in these conditions. This must be accomplished in most instances before surgical correction of the underlying disease is undertaken. Urinary flow is a valuable guide as to the effectiveness of replacement therapy. Oliguria after operation may result from a continuation of the factors causing the diminution of urinary flow before operation. The treatment used in the correction of the hypovolemia, as well as the surgical procedure, may contribute additional factors productive of a diminished urinary flow in the postoperative period.


Hypothermia in management of cerebrovascular lesions.


Method for simultaneous quantitative estimation of intracranial contents.


Retirement housing and social integration.


The demonstration of sex chromatin in buccal smears.


Localized acquired resistance to plant virus infection in hypersensitive hosts.


Studies on immune cellular injury. I. Cytotoxic effects of antibody and complement. A model system for the investigation of immune cellular injury in primary isolates of a fixed-tissue cell of human origin has been described, using metabolism-inhibition and uptake of trypan blue as independent criteria of cytoxicity. Cytotoxic effects on human amnion cells were produced by the combination of specific rabbit antibody and factors in normal human serum which were indistinguishable from the components of hemolytic complement and calcium and magnesium ions. The data have been discussed in relation to the apparent multiplicity of serologic systems which can effect cellular injury. The nature of the cell and the source of antibody or normal serum constituents have been emphasized as factors which may influence the experimental selection of a given humoral mechanism.


Systemic acquired resistance induced by localized virus infections in plants.


Protection against systemic toxicity due to nitrogen mustard.


Serological diagnosis in leptospiral aseptic meningitis.


A simple method of preparing bovine serum as a control for determination of blood glucose with anthrone.


Effect of tobacco tars on regenerating tracheal mucosa.


Action of angiotensin on isolated guinea pig ileum.


Herpes-simplex meningoencephalitis.

Herpes-simplex meningoencephalitis.


Ethics in medical writing.

Ethics in medical writing.


Louping-ill the west of Scotland.

Louping-ill the west of Scotland.


An account of the use of etisul in the treatment of leprosy in the northern region of Nigeria.


Lichen planus after lightning stroke.

Lichen planus after lightning stroke.


Review of dust assessment techniques.

Review of dust assessment techniques.


A quality control for prothrombin concentration tests.


The acetone-butanol fermentation.

The acetone-butanol fermentation.


Influence of sodium on the transport of magnesium across the intestinal wall of the rat in vitro.


Panel discussion on pancreatic disease.

Panel discussion on pancreatic disease.


Intralesional triamcinolone in dermatoses.


Insulin therapy in staphylococcus infections.


Cancer of the thyroid gland.

Cancer of the thyroid gland.


A heart-lung machine for infants and young children.


Ice arrest of the heart.

Ice arrest of the heart.


A case of combined phenobarbitone and chlorpromazine poisoning.


Three printing processes to serve the hospital.


Why we hold classes for medical stenographers.


The effect of an aldosterone antagonist on the renal response to sodium restriction.


Functional relationship between adrenal medullary and cortical hormones in man.


The endocrinology of pituitary tumours.

The endocrinology of pituitary tumours.


Hemangiomas.

Hemangiomas.


Urinary excretion of cortisol in Cushing's syndrome: effect of corticotropin.


Tuberculosis control in Manitoba.

Tuberculosis control in Manitoba.


The effect of vitamin A and vitamin D capsules upon the incidence of coronary heart disease and blood cholesterol.


Experimental production of esophageal varices in the dog.


Public health aspects of private practice of psychiatry.


The submission of appropriate tissue for the postmortem laboratory diagnosis of suspected human rabies.


Unusual metastases in bladder carcinoma.


The bed slipper of the Liverpool Northern Hospital.


Blood bank inspection.

Blood bank inspection.


The published works of Doctor Robert C. MARTIN.


Management of acute renal failure and indications for the use of the artificial kidney.


Tuberculous epididymitis. A review of 170 patients.


Effect of pressure-suit inflation on pulmonary-diffusing capacity.


Immunochemical determination of orosomucoid in the blood serum of leprosy patients.


A possible causal factor in intussusception in infancy.


Effect of pressure suit inflation on pulmonary capillary blood volume.


Association of detectable antibodies produced by Haemonchus spp. infections in cattle, with serum globulin fractions.


Spontaneous rupture of the middle third of the oesophagus.


Preparation and properties of suspension of anterior pituitary cells of adult male rats.


Renal biopsy.

Renal biopsy.


A review of the surgery of the thoracic duct.


Small intestinal biopsy capsule utilizing hydrostatic and suction principles.


Gangrene of lower extremity secondary to extensive venous occlusion.


Conditioned fear as a function of CS-UCS and probe stimulus intervals.


Paroxysmal ventricular tachycardia.

Paroxysmal ventricular tachycardia.


Problems of the communit in initiating and sponsoring psychiatric programs.


Community psychiatry as an opportunity for medical leadership.


Superiority, service and standards.

Superiority, service and standards.


Mental health programs in the decade ahead.


Continuing professional growth.

Continuing professional growth.


A tetrachrome stain for delineating hepatic cells.


Cannulation of minute mesenteric veins for continuous portal perfusion of rats.


Delay in the diagnosis of carcinoma of the cervix in North Carolina.


"... There are classes of men..." President's address.


Aneurysms of the previously ligated patent ductus arteriosus.


Distribution and transcapillary exchange of albumin in congestive heart failure.


Right ventricular hypertension as a cause of precordial pain.


Whipple's disease diagnosed by jejunal biopsy via the oral route.


The dwindling indications for streptomycin in pediatrics.


From a purely radiological point of view.


A bipolar pacemaker for immediate treatment of cardiac arrest.


Inexpensive pneumotachometer (PTM).

Inexpensive pneumotachometer (PTM).


Multiple myeloma.

Multiple myeloma.


Etiology and treatment of plantar ulcers.


Ruptured sinus of Valsalva aneurysm. Clinical features.


Perforation of rectum by thermometer, with survival of the patient: report of a case.


Massive hemorrhage from diverticulitis.

Massive hemorrhage from diverticulitis.


The medical consultant and claimants for disability insurance benefits.


The abdominal surgeons challenge to peritonitis.


A comparative study of Rorschach norms: medical students.


A further note on female Blacky protocols.


The action of choline and phosphorylcholine on liver oxidative processes.


Activation of fatty acids in the liver in carbon tetrachloride poisoning.


Deafness and vestibular impairment caused by strepto- and dihydrostreptomycin. A clinical study about 209 cases.


A case of ethmoidal ossifying fibroma observed in a child seven years old.


The dependence of RBE on the energy of fast neutrons. 1. Physical design and measurement of absorbed dose.


Dynamic hospital treatment of alcoholism.


Malignant tumors of the pharyngotonsillar region. A study of forty-two cases.


Coronary arteriosclerosis induced in young dogs by prolonged intra-aortic infusions of serotonin.


Studies on the relations between molecular and functional properties of hemoglobin. I. The effect of salts on the molecular weight of human hemoglobin.


Studies on the relations between molecular and functional properties of hemoglobin. II. The effect of salts on the oxygen equilibrium of human hemoglobin.


On the distribution and transformation of thiamine and its phosphoric esters in biological material.


The formation in vivo of lombricine in the earthworm (Megascolides cameroni).


Evaluation of ambutonium bromide in the management of gastrointestinal disease.


A new method of perineal hygiene.

A new method of perineal hygiene.


Detail visibility in radiographs: theoretical study of the effect of x-ray absorption in the object on the edge sharpness of radiographic images.


Pulmonary metastases imitating alveolar-cell carcinoma.


Atropine-like actions of muscarine isomers. Molecular pharmacology of muscarine isomers has been studied in the rat intestine and frog heart. The significance of the peculiar finding of atropinelike action of some of the isomers is discussed.


Histaminopexis in the course of trichinellosis.


Interaction of hydrocortisone, the sulphydryl group, and the catechol amines.


Predominant role of the physical examination in cardiovascular diagnosis.


The effects of coenzyme A upon the oxidation of epinephrine and norepinephrine.


The effect of frontal-lobe damage on delayed response performance in chimpanzees.


Hospital costs--yesterday, today and tomorrow.


An "ideal" in vivo dosimetry system for clinical and experimental radiation therapy.


In vivo dosimetry with gold-sheathed miniature glass rods. II. Clinical applications in radiation therapy.


An unusual type of sympathetic ganglionic stimulant.


Cyto- and histotopographical investigation of cervical canal in preinvasive cancer.


Clinical evaluation of fluorandrenolone, a new steroid, in dermatological practice.


Extreme hyperkeratotic psoriasis in a mongoloid. A case report.


Complications of chicken-pox.

Complications of chicken-pox.


Electroencephalographic studies of chronic brucellosis.


Psychopathology of adolescence. Spatiotemporal parameters.


Experience with a new staining technique (Guard) for the cytologic determination of genetic sex.


Isolation of Leptospira canicola from skunks in Louisiana.


The use of agar plates as an aid for the isolation of leptospires.


Antihistamine activity of the optical isomers of pheniramine and its chlor- and brom-substituted derivatives.


Inhibition of growth of pathogenic yeasts by human serum.


Griseofulvin.

Griseofulvin.


The cardiovascular effects of smoking with special reference to hypertension.


Recent developments in the effects of smoking and nicotine on the cardiovascular system of man.


Halo volume. II. The effect of citrate ion concentration on size.


Halo volume. I. The effect of pH on size.


Physical characteristics of bone. I. The existence of plastic flow in vitro.


Physical characteristics of bone. II. Biphasic elastic behavior of fresh human bone.


The role of nutrition in periodontal and oral health.


Histochemical technic for macroscopic study of fungi.


Old age insurance and welfare in Switzerland.


Electron microscope study of Bacillus anthracis in mouse spleen.


Pituitary adenoma and peptic ulcer disease; a review of the literature.


Effect of polycarbophil as enteral hydrosorbent in diarrhea.


Studies on an N-demethylating system in rat liver microsomes.


Studies on the function of intracellular ribonucleases. III. The relationship of the ribonuclease activity of rat liver microsomes to their biological activity. Attempts have been made to prepare rat liver microsomes and ribosomes free of RNase activity. Washing of microsomes with a large number of reagents, as well as preparation of microsomes by homogenizing the liver in the presence of a variety of reagents chosen to remove or inhibit RNase activity, failed to abolish completely the enzyme activity. However, when rat liver was homogenized in the presence of optimal concentrations of ATP the microsomes subsequently obtained showed no RNase activity. The composition of such microsomes was compared to controls prepared without the use of ATP. Preparation of microsomes with the use of ATP apparently repressed but did not remove the RNase activity for, when such microsomes were treated with 1 per cent deoxycholate to obtain ribosomes, the latter exhibited normal RNase activity. A possible explanation for these results based on several experiments is given. The incorporation of C(14) of L-leucine-C(14) into control and ATP-treated microsomes was measured. Repression of RNase activity by use of ATP or with RNase inhibitor, significantly reduced the incorporation. As a result of these and other experiments it is tentatively concluded that an alkaline RNase is a normal constituent of rat liver ribosomes and plays a role in the biological activity of these particles.


Studies on the hemolytic principle of the fava bean.


Infective organisms in the cytoplasm of Amoeba proteus. Evidence from electron and phase microscopy is given which shows that infective organisms are present in the cytoplasm of Amoeba proteus. Vesicles containing living organisms have been observed after repeated washing and starvation of the amebae for a period of 2 weeks. Exposure to gamma-radiation in conjunction with starvation, repeated washing, isolation of single amebae, refeeding with contaminant-free Tetrahymena, and clone selection has produced clones with reduced cytoplasmic infection. These findings are discussed in regard to the autoradiographic studies of other investigators on Amoeba proteus. The controversies over whether DNA and RNA are synthesized in the cytoplasm may be resolved by the finding of cytoplasmic infection.


Electron microscopic studies of mitosis in amebae. I. Amoeba proteus. Individual organisms of Amoeba proteus have been fixed in buffered osmium tetroxide in either 0.9 per cent NaCl or 0.01 per cent CaCl(2), sectioned, and studied in the electron microscope in interphase and in several stages of mitosis. The helices typical of interphase nuclei do not coexist with condensed chromatin and thus either represent a DNA configuration unique to interphase or are not DNA at all. The membranes of the complex nuclear envelope are present in all stages observed but are discontinuous in metaphase. The inner, thick, honeycomb layer of the nuclear envelope disappears during prophase, reappearing after telophase when nuclear reconstruction is in progress. Nucleoli decrease in size and number during prophase and re-form during telophase in association with the chromatin network. In the early reconstruction nucleus, the nucleolar material forms into thin, sheet-like configurations which are closely associated with small amounts of chromatin and are closely applied to the inner, partially formed layer of the nuclear envelope. It is proposed that nucleolar material is implicated in the formation of the inner layer of the envelope and that there is a configuration of nucleolar material peculiar to this time. The plasmalemma is partially denuded of its fringe-like material during division.


A method for reducing methacrylate sublimation from thin sections.


Drugs in the brain.

Drugs in the brain. In our studies on the entry of drugs into the central nervous system we have found the technique of autoradiography combined with radioassay to be a valuable research tool. It has disclosed such unsuspected phenomena as the dual routes of entry into the brain of acetazolamide. Although many factors controlling drug entry remain to be studied, we propose certain general conclusions. 1) The anatomical boundaries of brain are clearly reflected by the penetration and accumulation of all compounds we have studied-a finding that confirms the original proposition that whole-brain homogenates are inadequate for the study of drug and brain relationships. 2) Circulation, expressed as egional blood flow or volume of capillary blood, was seldom decisive in nfluencing entry or accumulation of exogenous substances in the brain. To date, the only compounds demonstrated to be circulation-dependent are trifluoroiodomethane and thiopental. Both are extremely fat-soluble. Tissue binding appears to be an additional factor in the case of thiopental. 3) Penetration is retarded by myelin. All substances we have studied have shown a relatively slower rate of entry into this tissue. In immature brain, before myelinization has taken lace, the primordial white matter is readily penetrated. We have suggested that entry into mature white matter is retarded by the lamellated membranes of the myelin sheath, which should be regarded, therefore, as a component of the blood-brain barrier. The small interstitial space indicated by the limited entry of sulfate ion is an additional hindrance to dispersal of exogenous substances into brain parenchyma. The blood-brain barrier is a complex anatomical, physiological, and biochemical phenomenon, and no unitary hypothesis is adequate to embrace all the observed events. 4) Accumulation of a drug in the brain implies some form of binding or interaction between drug and tissue. Findings on injection of phenobarbital, thiopental, or diphenylhydantoin illustrate such an accumulation. These binding interactions may be nonspecific, as is probable in the case of drugs bound to plasma protein. However, a more fundamental significance is suggested when a drug is found to bind, react with, or accumulate in, a specific anatomical structure of the brain. We have made reference to this possibility in connection with the localization of isonicotinic acid hydrazide or its metabolites in the hippocampus (46), and we have also reported the striking accumulation of acetazolamide in hippocampus, caudate nucleus, and hypothalamus. Although the binding process is poorly understood, further investigation of these phenomena should lead to a clearer understanding of regional variations in brain chemistry. While one should not assume that the demonstration of a focal concentration of a drug implies site of action, correlation between pharmacological action, electrophysiological events, biochemical changes, and temporal and regional drug concentrations may indeed exist (47).


Carcinoid of the rectum. A case report with observations on radiosensitivity of nodular metastases to the skin.


Use of a lobe of the lung to secure sutures of the esophagus.


The significance of color in dreams.

The significance of color in dreams.


Effects of intracranial stimulation on denervated nictitating membrane of the cat.


Functions and aims of the United Wire, Metal and Machine Center.


Antigenicity of rat collagen. Demonstration of antibody to rat collagen in the renal glomeruli of rats by fluorescence microscopy. Rabbit serum or globulin, containing antibody to rat collagen, injected intravenously or intracardially into normal or adjuvant-prepared rats becomes fixed in the basement membranes of renal glomeruli and, to a slight extent, of the tubules. When examined by ultraviolet light, this antibody can be identified in tissue sections by the yellow-green fluorescence occurring where the rabbit globulin, associated with the fixed collagen antibody, has reacted with fluorescein-conjugated anti-rabbit globulin from ducks. The reaction of the antibody to rat collagen with its antigen in the kidney is a primary factor in the production of the renal glomerular injury which occurs in rats prepared with adjuvant. Adjacent control sections failed to fluoresce when pretreated with unlabeled anti-rabbit globulin or when treated with heterologous conjugated anti-duck globulin from rabbits. The antibody to rat collagen remains in the kidney as long as 92 days and has been detected as early as 45 minutes after injection. When normal rabbit serum, rabbit anti-fish collagen serum, or rabbit anti-rat collagen serum absorbed with rat collagen was substituted for the rabbit anti-rat collagen serum, fixed antibody could not be demonstrated by fluorescence; but absorption of the anti-rat collagen serum with fish collagen did not affect the antibody fixation. This series of immunologic tests indicates that the anti-collagen serum reacts with its homologous antigen, presumably collagen, in the basement membranes of renal glomeruli and tubules, and that specific antibody can be used to identify collagen in other tissues of the animal body.


Heat output of thermophiles occurring on wool.


Heat output of Escherichia coli.

Heat output of Escherichia coli.


Circulating antibody and anaphylaxis in mice.


Benign gastric ulcer in the aged.

Benign gastric ulcer in the aged.


Localization of arginase in rabbit skin.


Vasoactive agents in portal blood during hemorrhagic shock.


An easy approach to lower abdominal surgery.


Radioprotection by mitotic inhibitors and mercaptoethylamine. In the mouse, chemical interference with cellular proliferation alters the radiosensitivity of the bone marrow, and this results in protection from otherwise lethal x-irradiation. When intestinal damage is minimized by appropriate timing and dosage, many mitotic inhibitors increase radioresistance and enhance the protective effects of mercaptoethylamine.


Clinical experiences with dexamethasone.


Local steroid injection therapy in rheumatic diseases: extra-articular.


The vectorcardiogram in direct posterior wall myocardial infarction.


Wenckebach block of sinoatrial conduction.


The acute effect of cigarette smoking on pulmonary function studies.


Psychological problems in terminal cancer management.


Bullae in systemic lupus erythematosus.

Bullae in systemic lupus erythematosus.


The role of antinuclear reactions in the diagnosis of systemic lupus erythematosus: a study of 53 cases.


Extraction and release of individual free fatty acids by the heart and fat depots.


Some aspects of the relationship between perception and motility in children.


Office treatment of depression with special reference to a new antidepressant.


The deterioration of clinical medicine.

The deterioration of clinical medicine.


The karyotypes of cell lines recently established from normal mouse tissues.


Current concepts in the physical management of arthritis.


An evaluation of the effectiveness of isocarboxazid (Marplan) in the depressive syndromes.


Changes in blood-coagulation due to perfusion for cardiac surgery.


Abnormal bleeding after total body perfusion.


Metabolic studies on the release of histamine by compound 48/80 in the rat diaphragm.


Effects of dextran on cortisone-induced hyperlipemia in rabbits.


A comparative investigation of isocarboxazid and imipramine in depressive syndromes.


Studies on albumin synthesis: the effects of dextran and cortisone on albumin metabolism in rabbits studied with albumin-I-131.


Disturbed communication and optimal psychotherapy.


The reaction of ferriprotoporphyrin with hydrogen peroxide in alkaline solutions.


Amine buffers and yeast.

Amine buffers and yeast.


Effects of D2O on cellular components of mammalian cells grown in tissue culture.


Biosynthesis of amino acids by the nematode Caenorhabditis briggsae.


Vital staining and differentiation of microfilariae.


Canine microfilariasis in eastern United States.


Authoritarianism and men's reactions to sexuality and affection in women.


Transport of galactose from the inside to the outside of Escherichia coli.


Fine structure of subunits isolated from Newcastle disease virus (NDV).


Studies on the inheritance of cancer of the human uterine cervix.


Influence of nicotine on the blood flow of resting skeletal muscle and of the digits in normal subjects.


Some implications of a social learning theory for the prediction of goal directed behavior from testing procedures.


Fatal disseminated varicella in adults; report of a case and review of the literature.


Homosexuality.

Homosexuality.


Intravenous administration of phospholipids in the treatment of ischaemic disease.


Research into the etiology of Hodgkin's disease.


A state occupational hygiene service in Czechoslovakia.


Fluid formed by choroid plexus; a technique for its collection and a comparison of its electrolyte composition with serum and cisternal fluids.


Antipruritic effects of a new pharmaceutical.


Possible mechanisms to explain the action of actinomycin on nonmalignant and malignant cells.


Radioprotective agents. Analysis of the potential antiradiation effect of nucleic acids or their precursors.


Planning the patient space.

Planning the patient space.


The internal medical audit:requisites and principles.


Charles OBERLING, research worker on the nature of cancer.


The scope of carcinogenesis.

The scope of carcinogenesis.


Hypnosis in speech pathology and audiology.


Crystallization of purines in the vacuole of Candida utilis.


Gonioscopy before and after cataract extraction: a preliminary report on 20 cases.


New methods for the separation and quantitative isolation of lipids. Initial applications to the study of beef brain and spleen lipids in Gaucher's disease.


Further evaluation of splenic pulp manometry as a differential diagnostic test of acute upper gastrointestinal bleeding.


Pyridine nucleotide-nitrite and-hydroxylamine enzymes from soybean leaves.


Distribution of streptomycetes that produce antibiotics.


Prematurity and the conduct of labour.

Prematurity and the conduct of labour.


The present status of therapeutic abortion.


Fifty years of Journal business.

Fifty years of Journal business.


The Pierre-Robin syndrome: a surgical emergency in the neonatal period.


Condensed tannins. 9. Distribution of flavonoid compounds in the heartwoods and barks of some interrelated wattles.


Condensed tannins. 10. Isolation of (--)-butin and butein from wattle heartwoods.


Condensed tannins. 6. Biochemical and stereochemical interrelationships of fustin from black-wattle heartwood (Acacia mollissima).


Condensed tannins. 8. The isolation and distribution of interrelated heartwood components of Schinopsis spp.


X-ray cinematography of the coronary circulation.


A device for the prevention of leg congestion.


Foreign body removal utilizing an electromagnetic device.


Solitary plasmacytoma of petrous bone. Report of a case with neurologic and radiographic remission following roentgen-ray therapy.


Sphenoidal electrodes in the electrographic study of patients with temporal lobe epilepsy. An evaluation.


Electroencephalographic effects of intracarotid amobarbital on epileptic activity. An experimental study using penicillin-induced epileptic foci in rabbits.


Publisher-artist relationships.

Publisher-artist relationships.


A retrograde mirror for use with a transurethral resectoscope.


A sterile, disposable urethral catheter introducer.


Urology and depth perception.

Urology and depth perception.


An evaluation of medical mission work in Africa.


First-aid treatment of head and spinal injuries.


A case of intractable pain in the head and face associated with pathological changes in the optic thalamus.


The seat of unconsciousness in head injuries. A study based on fifty necropsies.


Further studies on the repression of methionine synthesis in Escherichia coli.


The phospholipids of human-blood plasma and their exchange with the cells.


Factors related to recurrences of anterior dislocations of the shoulder.


Isolation of the respiratory syncytial virus from a patient with pneumonia.


Serum proteins in normal urine.

Serum proteins in normal urine.


The proteins of postural and exercise proteinuria.


A rapid method for the estimation of serum haptoglobin.


Simple office operation for spastic entropion.


The toxicity and acceptability of the sodium salt of pindone, an anti-coagulant rodenticide, to the house-mouse (Mus musculus L.).


The systemic and coronary hemodynamic effects of 1-(2-methoxyphenol)-4-(3-methoxypropyl)-piperazine phosphate.


A hemodynamic study of hypertension including observations on coronary blood flow.


Atrial septal defect and the mechanism of shunt.


Systemic and coronary hemodynamic effects of erythrol tetranitrate.


Systemic and coronary hemodynamic effects of 2 amino-4-methyl pyridine.


Systemic and coronary hemodynamic effects of sodium lactate.


Hemodynamic effects of beta methyl 2, 6-dimethylphenylether of choline (SKF 6890) on the systemic and coronary circulations.


Hemodynamics of mitral stenosis with special reference to coronary blood flow and myocardial oxygen consumption.


Investigation of the mechanism of the hemodynamic effects of ganglionic blockade produced by mecamylamine.


Clinical and experimental studies on coronary blood flow.


Essential amino acids and disease processes. II. Psoriasis and pityriasis rubra pilaris.


The injured knee.

The injured knee.


Total anomalous pulmonary venous drainage at cardiac level. Angiocardiographic differentiation.


Evaluation of sphincter preservation operations for cancer of the rectum.


Radioactivity of tektites.

Radioactivity of tektites.


Ultrasound therapy of plantar warts.

Ultrasound therapy of plantar warts.


A new mouse virus causing necrosis of the thymus in newborn mice. A new mouse virus has been recovered from laboratory and wild mice. The agent induces a non-fatal disease in infant mice, characterized by acute massive necrosis of the thymic medulla and cortex, granulomatous reaction, and subsequent restoration of essentially normal architecture with scarring. Intranuclear inclusion bodies are produced. Virus may persist in tissues of convalescent mice for many months. Electron micrographs of acutely infected thymuses showed nuclear and cytoplasmic karyoannular particles and masses of parallel fibrils in nuclei.


The epidemiology of mouse polyoma virus infection.


Severe diabetic ketosis in a previously non-diabetic patient following treatment of his myxoedema.


Urinary excretion of 5-hydroxyindoleacetic acid in rosacea.


The urinary excretion of 5-hydroxyndoleacetic acid in patients with menopausal flushing. The 24-hour urinary excretion of 5-hydroxyindoleacetic acid in women with post-menopausal flushing attacks was compared with that of a control group of post-menopausal women without flushing attacks. The results were normal in the women with post-menopausal flushing, and it is concluded that 5-hydroxytryptamine is not a factor in the pathogenesis of post-menopausal flushing.


Toxic epidermal necrolysis in a patient with pulmonary aspergillosis.


A clinical trial of furaltadone in general practice.


The effect of total body perfusion upon cardiac output and vascular resistance.


Fistulas of the sigmoid flexure.

Fistulas of the sigmoid flexure.


Medical training in Poland.

Medical training in Poland.


Performance of the Tryon Bright and Dull strains under two conditions in a multiple T-maze.


The complications of typhoid fever.

The complications of typhoid fever.


The treatment of typhoid fever.

The treatment of typhoid fever.


Toxoplasmic polymyositis.

Toxoplasmic polymyositis.


Acute intermittent porphyria: search for an enzymatic defect with implications for neurology and psychiatry.


Microscopic metabolism of Ra226 in canine bone and its bearing on the radiation dosimetry of internally deposited alkaline earths.


Simple non-polarizable electrode for chronic implantation.


Stimulus current density in relation to electrode damage and CNS injury.


Clinical assessment of gastric function.


Public health nursing--1960.

Public health nursing--1960.


Fluid electrodes for monitoring the electrocardiogram during activity and for prolonged periods of time.


Familial growth retardation, renal aminoaciduria and cor pulmonale. I. Description of a new syndrome, with case reports.


Visual retention test performance in emotionally disturbed and brain-damaged children.


Cystic disease of the renal pyramids.

Cystic disease of the renal pyramids.


Pathological changes in mummies.

Pathological changes in mummies.


Diverticulitis as surgical emergencies.

Diverticulitis as surgical emergencies.


The effects of dusts on peritoneal cells within diffusion chambers.


Studies in the genus Digitalis. VI. Variations in glycosidal content of British clones of Digitalis purpurea.


Studies in the genus Digitalis. VII. Variations in glycosidal content within clones of Digitalis purpurea.


Induction of tumours by polyoma virus: enhancement by chemical agents.


Comparison of the effect of egg yolk or butter on the development of atherosclerosis in swine.


The action of tetanus toxin in frogs.

The action of tetanus toxin in frogs.


Radiation mould with radio isotope solutions fluid "iso-mould".


Angiographic study in hypothemia. (With relation to circulatory pattern in heart and blood vessels of different regions).


Diurnal variation of glycosidal content of leaves of Digitalis purpurea L.


The enzymic synthesis of aryl sulphamates. 2. The effect of 3 beta-methoxyandrost-5-en-17-one on arylamine sulphokinase.


The sulphatase of ox liver. 7. The intracellular distribution of sulphatases A and B.


The synthesis and hydrolysis of sulfate esters.


Effect of some arylguanidino-and arylaminopyrimidines on the growth of certain micro-organisms.


A method for the estimation of oestriol, oestrone and oestradiol-17 beta in the blood of the pregnant woman and of the foetus.


Phaeochromocytoma.

Phaeochromocytoma.


Advances and limitations in the treatment of congestive heart failure.


The effect of sympathomimetics on glycogenolysis of rat liver slices in vitro.


Preliminary experiences with two new antihypertensives: guanethidine and bretylium tosylate.


Effect of triphosphate nucleosides of 8-azaguanine, 6-thioguanine, and 6-mercaptopurine on amino acid incorporation in vitro into microsomal protein.


Studies concerning the formation of the 8-methyl ether of xanthurenic acid.


Observations on the presence of Rh substances in body fluids.


Observations on the secretion of blood group substances in gastric juice.


Incomplete anti-O in a pregnant mother.

Incomplete anti-O in a pregnant mother.


Reduction of nitroso group in heterocyclics.


Some observations on the isolation and maintenance of Entamoeba histolytica in vivo and in vitro.


Extra large field angiography: technique and results.


An electronic device for the measurement of sweat rates.


Haemolytic transfusion reaction caused by anti-Le.


Blood sugar level and glucose tolerence in syphilitic patients after administration of chloramphenicol.


Left heart catheterization.

Left heart catheterization.


The diagnosis of rheumatic fever.

The diagnosis of rheumatic fever.


Blood sugar level and glucose tolerance in syphilis.


The management of rheumatic fever.

The management of rheumatic fever.


Mental effects of ligation and other sterilisation operations.


Silicate cements and pulpal degeneration.


Dysgerminoma.

Dysgerminoma.


Cerebral palsy at Saint Justine Hospital, Montreal.


Apparatus for conditioning and measuring the activity of rats.


Spontaneous electrical activity from protein solutions.


Spontaneous hypoglycaemia in children and infants.


Failure of Brucellae to develop resistance to streptomycin in laboratory animals.


Experimental study of the toxicity of bilirubin in newborn animals.


Toxicity of bilirubin in adult animals. An experimental study.


The effect of the gonadotropic hormone cycle of the adult mosquito on development of the malaria parasite.


Inheritance of resistance to dieldrin in Anopheles albimanus Wiedemann.


The fallacy of the null-hypothesis significance test.


Cytochemical and phase-contrast observations on Gaucher cells.


A comparative study of two methods of insulin coma therapy.


Thermal reinforcement and thermoregulatory behavior in the goldfish, Carassius auratus. Goldfish in a warm environment can cause a small drop in the temperature of their environment by pressing a lever. The fish regulate the temperature of their environment, keeping the temperature between 33.5 degrees and 36.5 degrees C most of the time.


On the question of the indications for primary and delayed suture and for tenoplasty of flexor tendons of the hand and fingers.


Studies on seminal plasma.

Studies on seminal plasma.


A new course in nursing unit administration.


Administrative techniques for the nursing service in the small hospital.


An extension course in nursing unit administration.


X-ray visualization of the pancreas.

X-ray visualization of the pancreas.


"Self-sterilization" of chemically treated blankets.


Atrial flutter with 1:1 A-V conduction.

Atrial flutter with 1:1 A-V conduction.


Postextraction acute cellulitis caused by Salmonella choleraesuis: report of case.


A resuscitation manikin.

A resuscitation manikin.


Paroxysmal atrial tachycardia with block. A manifestation of digitalis intoxication.


EGAS MONIZ: founder of psychosurgery, creator of angiography, Nobel Prize winner, 1874-1958.


The clotting mechanism: studies on the influence of the temperature of venous blood in the extremities. At the cool temperature (about 86 degrees F.) of superficial venous blood in the lower extremity, blood viscosity is significantly increased, favoring stasis, the clotting mechanism is retarded, and the resulting clots are fragile and adhere weakly to vein walls. These findings may have pertinence in regard to the tendency for thrombi formed in cool vascular beds, such as those of the lower leg, to give rise to emboli.


Studies on the relationship of temperature to sickle cell anemia.


Congenital abnormalities of the urinary system. I. A postmortem survey of developmental anomalies and acquired congenital lesions in a children's hospital.


Investigation of upper airway problems in resuscitation. 1. Studies of pharyngeal x-rays and performance by laymen.


The molecular weights of T2 bacteriophage DNA and its first and second breakage products.


A purpose in life.

A purpose in life.


The placebo.

The placebo.


Acquired interventricular septal defects due to myocardial infarction and nonpenetrating trauma to the chest.


Electroconvulsive therapy following an operation for coarctation of the aorta.


Olfactory hallucinations.

Olfactory hallucinations.


New class of antihypertensive agents.

New class of antihypertensive agents. Effective antihypertensive agents of the benzothiadiazine series, devoid of diuretic activity, are described. There follows a method of synthesis and a description of the pharmacological activity of one of these substances


A rapid, sensitive assay procedure for adrenal steroid-3 beta-ol-dehydrogenase activity.


Further studies on the sex difference in 3 beta-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase activity of rat livers.


Malabsorption: celiac sprue.

Malabsorption: celiac sprue.


Cervical radiculitis: diagnosis and treatment.


Occlusive intrapulmonary vascular anomaly in the newborn. A cause of congenital pulmonary hypertension?


The pattern of congenital transmission of an avian lekosis virus.


The nature of a virus-induced cellular resistance to Rous sarcoma virus.


The suppression of morphological alterations in cells infected with Rous sarcoma virus.


The falsetto. A high speed cinematographic study.


Technique of high-speed photography of the larynx.


Ligation of the inferior vena cava in early pregnancy.


Indirect ophthalmoscopy in veterinary medicine.


Exfoliative cytology of the esophagus.

Exfoliative cytology of the esophagus.


Utilization of synthetic chelates for study of calcium metabolism.


Synthetic amino acid chelating agents and iron metabolism.


Spectral hue loci of normal and anomalous trichromates.


The differences in response of grafted and normal skin to ionizing irradiation.


Characteristic bone lesions in post-irradiated carcinoma of the cervix. Metastases versus osteonecrosis.


Scotopic visibility in normals and psychotics.


Incidence of pelvic malignancies following irradiation for benign gynecologic conditions.


The impact of supervoltage irradiation on the treatment of bladder carcinoma.


Cyanacethydrazide as a chemotherapeutic agent in the control of experimental bovine verminous pneumonia.


Furaltadone in body fluids.

Furaltadone in body fluids.


Side reactions of antimicrobial agents in infants and children.


Incorporation of tritiated thymidine into DNA after oral administration.


Metabolism of zinc-65.

Metabolism of zinc-65.


Auto insurance for the deaf.

Auto insurance for the deaf.


Partially patent omphalomesenteric duct remnant.


Erythrocyte delta-amino-laevulinic acid dehydrase in anaemia.


Anomalous position of the foregut.

Anomalous position of the foregut.


Dicephalus dipus tribrachius: case report.


Vascular responses to adrenaline, noradrenaline and angiotensin in hypothermic dogs.


The variation of the electric resistance of microelectrodes during the flow of current.


A vacuolar system in cells of Agrobacterium tumefaciens as shown by electron microscopy of ultra-thin sections.


Psychic energizers in neurologically debilitated patients.


An unusual complication of myocardial infarction, persistent bigeminy only in the recumbent position.


Griseofulvin in fungous infections. A review of 50 cases.


Electrophysiology of the insect dorsal ocellus. I. Origin of the components of the electroretinogram. Dorsal ocelli are small cup-like organs containing a layer of photoreceptor cells, the short axons of which synapse at the base of the cup with dendritic terminals of ocellar nerve fibers. The ocellar ERG of dragonflies, recorded from the surface of the receptor cell layer and from the long lateral ocellar nerve, contains four components. Component 1 is a depolarizing sensory generator potential which originates in the distal ends of the receptor cells and evokes component 2. Component 2 is believed to be a depolarizing response of the receptor axons. It evokes a hyperpolarizing postsynaptic potential, component 3, which originates in the dendritic terminals of the ocellar nerve fibers. Ocellar nerve fibers in dragonflies are spontaneously active, discharging afferent nerve impulses (component 4) in the dark-adapted state. Component 3 inhibits this discharge. The ERG of the cockroach ocellus is similar. The main differences are that component 3 is not as conspicuous as in the dragonflies and that in most cases ocellar nerve impulses appear only as a brief burst at "off." In one preparation a spontaneous discharge of nerve impulses was observed. As in the dragonflies, this was inhibited by illumination.


Electrophysiology of the insect dorsal ocellus. II. Mechanisms of generation and inhibition of impulses in the ocellar nerve of dragonflies. Large nerve fibers in the ocellar nerves of dragonflies are spontaneously active. In the absence of inhibitory influence the spontaneous activity is rhythmic. Inhibition occurs in the dark-adapted state and during illumination. Miniature inhibitory postsynaptic potentials occur in the dark-adapted state. These modulate by temporary suppression the otherwise rhythmic discharge of ocellar nerve impulses. The presence of random spontaneous receptor cell excitations is inferred from the presence of the miniature i.p.s.p.'s. Light stimulates many or all the receptor cells simultaneously, masking the random spontaneous activity of individual receptor cells. The result is a sustained hyperpolarizing i.p.s.p. and sustained inhibition of the nerve discharge. Preceding resumption of the spontaneous activity at "off" the i.p.s.p. may oscillate, overshoot the baseline as a negative after-potential, or do both. These phases of the off-effect may generate nerve impulses in an off-burst.


Electrophysiology of the insect dorsal ocellus. III. Responses to flickering light of the dragonfly ocellus. The ERG of the dragonfly ocellus has been analyzed into four components, two of which originate in the photoreceptor cells, two in the ocellar nerve fibers (Ruck, 1961 a). Component 1 is a sensory generator potential, component 2 a response of the receptor axons. Component 3 is an inhibitory postsynaptic potential, component 4, a discharge of afferent nerve impulses in ocellar nerve fibers. Responses to flickering light are examined in terms of this analytic scheme. It has been found that the generator potential can respond to higher rates of flicker-up to 220/sec.-than can the receptor axon responses, the postsynaptic potential, or the ocellar nerve impulses. The maximum flicker fusion frequency as measured by fusion of the ERG is that of the sensory generator potential itself.


Mistaken diagnoses in some cases of meningioma. Clinics in perimetry No. 5.


Tobacco amblyopia. Clinics in perimetry No. 4.


Megalocornea in a Danish gipsy family.

Megalocornea in a Danish gipsy family.


Papilloedema ex vacuo after iridencleisis.


Local anesthetics. An electrophysiological investigation of local anesthesia of peripheral nerves, with special reference to xylocaine.


Rheumatology in Italy.

Rheumatology in Italy.


Chromosome variation in cell populations derived from pig kidney.


Localization of auditory midline and reactions to body tilt in brain-damaged children.


The effect of ribonuclease on the dialysis of calcium from homogenates of lobster nerve and the binding of sodium in the homogenates.


Regeneration of oxygen from carbon dioxide in closed ecological systems.


Roentgenologic examination of rectum in ulcerative colitis.


Dark-field illumination for photographing precipitin bands in gel.


Measuring the teacher's effectiveness as a lecturer.


Congenital dysplasia of the medial part of the lobule of the ear.


The application of ultraviolet absorbence measurements to problems in cell biology.


Further observations on the effect of pituitary gland extracts upon the serum lipids of the rabbit.


Purification and properties of a component of the pituitary gland which produces lipemia in the rabbit.


The results of Salk vaccination in Hungary as measured on the 1959 poliomyelitis epidemic.


The 1959 poliomyelitis epidemic in Hungary.


Phenocopies induced by thymine in Escherichia coli.


Mutation as an error in base pairing.

Mutation as an error in base pairing.


The stimulation of photophosphorylation by coenzyme Q2 and Q3 in chromatophores of Rhodospirillum rubrum.


Idiopathic pulmonary hemosiderosis. Report of a case from Japan.


A new method for the determination of staphylococcal antibody titers.


Glutamotransferase and histogenesis in the transplanted chick retina.


Pulmonary vascular adjustments in the neonatal period.


Effects of pneumonectomy on pulmonary circulation in adult and young animals.


Studies on the circulation in the neonatal period. The circulation in the respiratory distress syndrome.


Allergy and infection of the respiratory tract. Differential diagnosis.


Spiral nerve-endings (proprioceptors) in the human vocal muscle.


Growth hormone effect on the blood plasma proteins in the parakeet.


Modern concepts of hospital therapy.

Modern concepts of hospital therapy.


The effects of adrenalectomy and cortisone on zinc metabolism in the sex glands and adrenal of the male rat.


The use of a protozoan for studies on aging. I. Differences between young and old organisms of Tokophyra infusionum as revealed by light and electron microscopy.


Myelosclerosis with serosal myeloid metaplasia and fatal liver involvement.


The frequency of Aschoff bodies in atrial appendages of patients with mitral stenosis. Relationship to age, atrial thrombosis, and season.


An unusual case of paradoxic embolism after cardiac surgery.


Effect of a necrogenic yeast diet on viral hepatitis (M.H.V.3) in mice.


Studies on unbalanced growth in tissue culture. I. Induction and consequences of thymidine deficiency.


Contact lenses and medical profession.

Contact lenses and medical profession.


The human electroretinogram.

The human electroretinogram.


Alternating hypertropia.

Alternating hypertropia.


The electroretinogram in central retinal degeneration.


Ligation of internal mammary arteries as related to the coronary artery circulation.


Thyroxine analogues and cholesterol metabolism: the prevention and reversal of elevated liver cholesterol and lipid concentrations in the cholesterol fed rat by dietary 3,5-diiodothyroacetic acid.


Primary antirabies immunization of man with HEP flury virus vaccine.


Psychosomatic medicine and the behavioral sciences.


Preoperative radiation therapy for adenocarcinoma of the rectum and rectosigmoid.


Psychological effects of space flight.

Psychological effects of space flight.


Diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis.

Diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis.


The medical management of pancreatitis.

The medical management of pancreatitis.


Radioisotopes as diagnostic aids in gastroenterology. An evaluation.


Multiple recurrent brain abscesses.

Multiple recurrent brain abscesses.


Attitudes of auxiliary personnel administering electroconvulsive and insulin coma treatment: a comparative study.


Reliability of I-131-triolein test in the detection of steatorrhea.


Serological findings in leprosy. An investigation into the specificity of various serological tests for syphilis. In serological tests for syphilis, leprosy sera often give biologically false positive reactions. These may be due to the presence of non-specific elements-for example, the ubiquitous lipid antibodies-in the leprosy sera; or they may be the result of errors in technique or unfavourable working conditions in the laboratory. This paper presents the results of an investigation in which several hundred sera from lepers were submitted to four of the so-called "standard" serological tests for syphilis (STS), using either cardiolipin or crude lipid antigens; to a complement-fixation test using as antigen a suspension of Reiter treponemes (PR test); and to the Treponema pallidum immobilization (TPI) test. The investigation was carried out in a moderate climate and in technically well-equipped laboratories.It was found that the number of biologically false positive reactions was not as high as had been expected in the light of previous investigations. It was discovered, moreover, that it was the lipid antigens that were mainly responsible for the non-specific reactions, since both the PR and the TPI test showed a far greater specificity than any of the STS. But the TPI test, though highly specific, is also technically very complicated and therefore not suitable for use in regions where technical facilities are lacking. The authors consider that, in such regions, the simpler PR test will give sufficiently accurate results in the serodiagnosis of treponematoses. It must, however, be recognized that even the treponemal tests are not capable of differentiating between syphilis and yaws infections.


Hemolytic anemia in typhoid fever.

Hemolytic anemia in typhoid fever.


The advantages of the practice of medicine in rural areas.


Evidence of prenatal heterosis relating to x-ray induced congential anomalies.


Splenic radioprotective agent: particulate or diffusible?


An interprofessional seminar at the University of Pittsburgh.


Television in medicine.

Television in medicine.


Television in the teaching of psychiatry. Report of four years' preliminary development.


Mechanism and significance of erythrocyte sedimentation rate.


Rapid electrodermal audiometric procedure for testing adults.


Post-hospital care of mental patients.

Post-hospital care of mental patients.


Postgraduate training in psychiatry for general practitioners.


Some histopathological aspects of vascular allergy.


Laboratory diagnosis of brucellosis in man.


On the evaluation of diagnostic tests for brucellosis.


Pathology associated with gastrectomy. A study of 123 patients.


Effect of stimulation on phosphorylase levels of excised anterior tibial muscles of the mouse.


Lung abscess--a review of forty-one cases.


Advanced carcinoma and anesthesiology.

Advanced carcinoma and anesthesiology.


Mortality studies in relation to air pollution.


Contradictions in the concepts of schizophrenia.


Experimental examination of the hypothesis of coupling between the sodium and potassium pump in erythrocytes.


The small full-term infant and placental insufficiency.


Haemoperitoneum of unusual aetiology.

Haemoperitoneum of unusual aetiology.


Pneumatosis cystoides intestinalis (hominis).


A note on "distance constancy in schizophrenic patients".


The relationship between perceived size and perceived distance.


A note on attitude and distance-estimation as variables in size-matching.


A subcellular system from duck erythrocytes for the incorporation of leucine into protein.


Methods of treating otorrhoea and some common diseases of the external ear.


Radiocaesium in human beings.

Radiocaesium in human beings.


The Graham Steell murmur versus aortic regurgitation in rheumatic heart disease. Results of aortic valvulography.


Natural radioactivity in tobacco and tobacco smoke.


Isolation of staphylococci by replica plating.


A gelating factor involved in fertilization and cytoplasmic cleavage of the sea urchin egg.


The role of nuclear metabolism in the determination of the sea urchin egg.


Effect of pretreatment of the sea urchin egg with trypsin of different doses with respect to cortical changes, cleavage and further development.


Supplementary report: spontaneous recovery of problem solving set.


In vitro studies of the osteoblast in otosclerosis.


Problems posed by unclassified Mycobacteria.


A correlation of diagnostic studies with operative findings on the lumbar intervertebral disks.


Digestion of ribonuclease A with chymotrypsin and trypsin at high temperatures.


The obstetric supervisor and C.S.

The obstetric supervisor and C.S.


The changing pattern of circulating iodinated amino acids in a case of thyrotoxicosis.


Prematurity: obstetrical aspects.

Prematurity: obstetrical aspects.


Lung purpura with nephritis.

Lung purpura with nephritis.


Changes in amino nitrogen during EEG depression.


Pathologic lesions in experimental hypernatremia induced by extracorporeal dialysis.


Effects of total circulatory standstill in profound hypothermia.


Repair of the injured larynx following destruction of the cricoid cartilage.


Herniorrhaphy in patients over 70.

Herniorrhaphy in patients over 70.


Use of hearing aids by young children.

Use of hearing aids by young children.


Inactivation of enzyme formation by ultraviolet light. I. Action spectra and size of the sensitive unit.


Changes in peripheral blood flow distribution in healthy dogs.


A new look at scientific communication.

A new look at scientific communication.


Drowning--a review.

Drowning--a review.


The relation of radiation dose to radiation damage in the mandible of weanling rabbits.


Dark-adaptation and the regeneration of rhodopsin.


The eye, the brain and Land's two-colour projections.


Rhodopsin measurement and dark-adaptation in a subject deficient in cone vision.


A dermal sense of space.

A dermal sense of space.


Intense rigidity of the arms due to isolation of motoneurones by a spinal tumour.


Rehabilitation and world peace.

Rehabilitation and world peace.


The doctor's responsibility in a changing world.


Rehabilitation of the hemiplegic patient.


Errors in the diagnosis of rheumatic and congenital heart disease in elderly patients.


Effects of erythrol tetranitrate and amotriphene on exercise tolerance tests in angina pectoris.


The hypocholesterolemic effect of triparanol (MER-29) in man.


Oleogranuloma: report of a bizarre case.


Emotional stress and coronary heart disease in American physicians.


Emotional stress in the etiology of coronary heart disease.


Environmental factors in coronary artery disease.


Congenital cleft mandible: report of case.


School health attendants.

School health attendants.


Correlation of clinical and laboratory findings and the criteria of cure.


Gynaecology and obstetrics.

Gynaecology and obstetrics.


Electron spin resonance of adenosine triphosphate.


Choriocarcinoma. Report of a case showing unusual metastatic behavior.


Neuropathy and myopathy complicating malignant disease.


Sporidesmolide I, a metabolic product of Sporidesmium bakeri Syd.


Acylations with esters of p-nitrophenol.


Cerebral palsied twins.

Cerebral palsied twins.


Correlation between birth weight and clinical findings in diplegia.


A comparison of the mouse and chick in toxicity determinations.


Effects of corticosteroids on lethality of Ancistrodon contortrix venon.


Efforts to control antibiotic resistant infections. A coordinated community effort. Since June 1958 the medical society, the medical institutions and the medical professions in Orange County have conducted an intensive program to control and prevent the spread of antibiotic resistant infections.In this community-wide effort, rules designed to protect the hospital population against infectious dangers have been developed and enforced, courses in food-handling and housekeeping sanitation have been given to hospital employees, and a program to solve some of the laboratory aspects of antibiotic resistant infections has been developed.


Incision and suction following injection of rattlesnake venom.


Venom of the weevers Trachinus draco and Trachinus vipera.


Injuries by venomous animals in the United States.


Cardiovascular effects of Crotalus venom.


The faculty role of pathologists.

The faculty role of pathologists.


Snake venom poisoning in Southern California. The annual incidence of rattlesnake bite in Southern California is approximately 1 per 75,000 population. The case fatality rate is 1.5 per cent. The snakes implicated in the greatest number of injuries are the southern Pacific rattlesnake, the red diamond rattlesnake and the sidewinder. Rattlesnake venom produces deleterious changes in the blood cells, defects in blood coagulation, injury to the intimal linings of vessels, damage to the heart muscle, alterations in the respiratory cycle and, to a lesser extent, changes in neuromuscular conduction. The most frequently observed symptoms and signs following ophidiasis in this area are swelling and edema, pain, ecchymosis, swelling of the regional lymph nodes, weakness, sweating, increased body temperature, faintness, and hemorrhagic vesiculations. First aid treatment consists of immobilization of the affected part, application of a constriction band, incision and suction with subsequent local application of ice packs. Treatment in hospital consists of administration of antivenin, antitetanus agent and antibiotic. Transfusions, oxygen and a corticosteroid may be indicated in some cases.


Carcinoma of the colon complicating ulcerative colitis.


Cumulative recorder ink.

Cumulative recorder ink.


One-trial interhemispheric transfer of a learning engram. By using spreading depression to decorticate temporarily one hemisphere in rats, a learning trace was established in the opposite functional hemisphere. Spontaneous transfer of the engram from the trained hemisphere to the untrained hemisphere does not occur when both hemispheres are functional. If, however, the animal was allowed to make one reinforced response, complete transfer of the engram to the untrained hemisphere occurred.


A new type of angled-catch forceps for anterior colporrhaphy.


The care of the puerperal mother.

The care of the puerperal mother.


Artificial insemination (husband) in the management of childlessness.


Bleeding and hemorrhage in late pregnancy. Coagulation defects.


The quantitative corticoid origin of pyramidal axons of Macaca rhesus. With some remarks on the slow rate of axolysis.


Variegated-type position effects in the mouse.


An XXY male in the mouse.

An XXY male in the mouse.


Genetic analysis of induced deletions and of spontaneous nondisjunction involving chromosome 2 of the mouse.


New route to phenylephrine.

New route to phenylephrine.


Genetics of mammalian sex chromosomes.

Genetics of mammalian sex chromosomes. The great strides made during the past two years in the whole field of mammalian cytogenetics have, in particular, enlarged our knowledge of the role of the mammalian sex chromosomes. The following summary briefly lists the most recent discoveries in the mouse, where genetic findings have played a relatively greater role than in the other species of mammals. The male-determining property of the mammalian Y chromosome, established earlier in mouse and man, has been further confirmed by the finding of an XXY mouse, which was detected by genetic means and has been studied cytologically. This animal is a fully viable, phenotypically normal, though sterile, male. Since various doubts concerning detectability of the XXY type have been removed by the discovery of this animal, it can be concluded that the occurrence of XXY in the mouse is extremely rare. It has been shown that the X chromosome of the mouse, when it is involved in certain chromosomal rearrangements, has the power to produce variegated-type position effects, a phenomenon formerly not observed in any animal except Drosophila. The fact that the X chromosome is involved in all four of the known cases of V-type position effect in the mouse indicates that it is strongly heterochromatic, while there may be little heterochromatin on the autosomes. Recent findings have shown that the presence of two X chromosomes is necessary for the expression of the position effect in one of them. This fact, when related to various cytological findings in other species, permits the hypothesis that, in mammals, genic balance requires the action of one X in a manner which precludes realization of its heterochromatic potentialities, so that only any additional X's present assume the properties characteristic of heterochromatin. A variety of different findings sheds light on the mechanisms that may lead to the occurrence of individuals with abnormal numbers of sex chromosomes. The XXY mouse proves, by virtue of its sex-linked marker genes, that nondisjunction can occur in the first meiotic division of a normal male (a proof not previously provided by human cases of XXY, which could have been of different origin). However, first-meiotic nondisjunction is apparently very rare in males, and there is not yet any evidence that it ever occurs in females. Data from numerous types of crosses involving five sex-linked markers yield the following results: no cases of X(M)X(M)Y or OX(P) have occurred to date; X(M)X(P)Y << X(M)O; OX(P) << X(M)O (where the superscripts M and P designate maternal and paternal derivation, respectively, of the X). The total frequency of XO individuals can be increased by irradiation shortly after fertilization. This treatment has yielded, in addition to X(M)O, several animals of the OX(P) constitution, a type that has not yet been found to occur spontaneously. The various findings on spontaneous and induced frequencies of mice with abnormal numbers of sex chromosomes lead to the conclusion that XO individuals are most often the result of events occurring after fertilization. Specifically, it is suggested that there exists a relatively high probability of loss of the paternally contributed sex chromosome some time between fertilization and the first cleavage(32).


Chemistry of carphenazine.

Chemistry of carphenazine.


Oxidative phosphorylation in fractionated bacterial systems. IV. Enzymic formation of reduced intermediates from vitamin K1.


Storage of parathyroid tissue in the frozen state.


Preservation of living tissue in the frozen state. A study using parathyroid tissue.


Changes in myocardial composition after coronary artery ligation.


Heart disease and workmen's compensation. What are the costs to the insurance carrier?


An epidemic of diarrhea associated with E. coli 0111 in a premature infant nursery.


Ophthalmodynamometry in carotid artery disease.


Post-traumatic amnesia in closed head injury.


Craniopharyngioma in the elderly.

Craniopharyngioma in the elderly.


Anatomical aspects of aphasia.

Anatomical aspects of aphasia.


Polyneuritis.

Polyneuritis.


Biological significance of aldehyde fuchsin positive cells in the human hypophysis.


Congenital lymphangioma.

Congenital lymphangioma.


The simultaneous determination of sample and blank by means of dual and differential colorimetry in the continuous analysis of penicillin in fermentation media.


A survey of food habits of pregnant women.


The personal problems of college students.


Nuclear-cytoplasmic relations in the mitosis of sea urchin eggs.


Changes in the sensitivity to ultraviolet-induced mitotic delay during the cell division cycle of the sea urchin egg.


Pinocytosis.

Pinocytosis.


Health education in schools.

Health education in schools.


The effect on the pitutary-adrenocortical system on the trophic and haematologic changes following nerve resection. I. The effect of adenalectomy and hypophysectomy.


The effect of the pituitary-adrenocortical system on the trophic and haematologic changes following nerve resection. II. The effect of rutin on adrenocortical function.


Clinical experiences with 2, 6-dimethoxyphenyl penicillin monohydrate in staphylococcal infections.


In vitro detoxification of bacterial endotoxin by macrophages. In the in vitro model described normal serum or plasma alone does not detoxify endotoxin, as determined by the response of the thorotrast-primed rabbit to the injection of the reaction mixture after 1 hour of incubation at 37 degrees C. Partial detoxification, however, is achieved by serum or plasma after 3 hours of incubation of the same reaction mixture, as determined by the chick embryo test. Macrophages in serum or plasma do detoxify endotoxin, as determined by both tests. Granulocytes, which are also able to detoxify endotoxin in the presence of serum, are less potent than macrophages. Immune serum alone is much more potent than normal serum alone. Macrophages in immune serum are more potent than immune serum alone. The relevance of the anti-endotoxic properties of these in vitro systems to the processes in the living animal are in doubt, and must await the results of comparable observations in the living animal.


Multiple keloids formed at the sites of insulin injections. A case report.


Acute erythrophagocytic hemolytic anemia treated by replacement transfusion.


Infertility. Current evaluation and treatment.


Experimental partial perfusion.

Experimental partial perfusion.


Broadening the membership of the C.M.A.I.


The war against sepsis.

The war against sepsis.


The treatment of psychologic factors in anovulation.


The functioning of a private office fertility clinic.


The coronary patient.

The coronary patient.


How the budget plan has affected my practice.


Flexor muscle spindles and reflex firing of early discharging units.


Hydrogen ion effects in high-energy phosphate reactions.


Observations on the in vivo alkylation of Ehrlich tumor cell DNA by nitrogen mustards.


Renal papillary necrosis.

Renal papillary necrosis.


Report on mathematics in the medical sciences.


Maintaining contact with medical knowledge.


Physicians for Americans. Two medical curricula: a new proposal.


Liver amylase. II. Physiological role.

Liver amylase. II. Physiological role.


Glucose production by isolated rat liver cells. An amylase-oligoglucosidase pathway for glycogen breakdown.


Some characteristics of pathogenic avian PPLO.


A need for change.

A need for change.


One hundred and fifty consecutive cases of strabismus.


Posterior pituitary-adrenal interrelationships in the pathogenesis and treatment of diabetes insipidus syndrome.


The excretion of some azo dyes in rat bile.


Observations on megaloblastic anaemia of pregnancy in Papua.


Thalassaemia: report of a case in Papua.


Participation in a longitudinal study of Negro infants and children.


Is DNA replication a necessary condition for spontaneous mutation?


Volvulus of the bowel.

Volvulus of the bowel.


Gallbladder disorders in the young.

Gallbladder disorders in the young.


Dreams of paraplegics.

Dreams of paraplegics.


Comparison of verbal response transfer mediated by meaningfully similar and associated stimuli.


Conversion of androstenedione-4-C14 to estrone by the marmoset placenta.


Biogenesis of estrogens by the human ovary. I. Conversion of acetate-1-C-14 to estrone and estradiol.


Biogenesis of estrogens by the human ovary. III. Conversion of cholesterol-4-C14 to estrone.


Biogenesis of estrogens by the human ovary. II. Conversion of progesterone-4-C-14 to estrone and estradiol.


Biogenesis of estrogens by the human ovary. IV. Formation of neutral steroid intermediates.


A portable, self-contained electronic cardiotachometer for the medical research profession evolved by a unique group of engineers.


The successful use of cardiac by-pass in the correction of congenital heart lesions in infants and small children.


Role of voluntary health agencies in planning to meet the health needs of older persons.


A new approach in relieving symptoms of migraine.


Current concepts of myalgia of the head.


Pentergot inserts for the symptomatic treatment of migraine.


Rectalad-migraine for the symptomatic relief of migraine.


Effects of colchicine and nitrogen mustard on Ehrlich's ascitic tumor in mice.


Dosage of chemotherapeutic agents for use with perfusion techniques.


Regional perfusion with antibiotics. Methods for the treatment of chronic infections.


Chemotherapeutic resistant mycobacteria as a source of error in clinical work.


Mental health in education.

Mental health in education.


Further observations on the safety of the pitocin drip.


The stabilization and staining of erythrocytes for heterophile testing.


A disposable tube dilution test.

A disposable tube dilution test.


Urine volume and the menstrual cycle.

Urine volume and the menstrual cycle.


The surgery of ocular pemphigus.

The surgery of ocular pemphigus.


The excitation mechanism of receptor cells and the form of energy of nerve impulses.


A new apparatus for the measurement of the compression between two bony surfaces and a construction for compression in fractures of the femoral neck. A preliminary report.


A decalogue of challenges: chronic illness and disability.


The fragile sex: male or female?

The fragile sex: male or female?


Health services at home. Official and voluntary agencies.


Experimental treatment of ovine vibriosis.


The present knowledge of the mechanism of the setting of dental amalgam.


Tularemia in Wyoming sheep.

Tularemia in Wyoming sheep.


Review of dental materials research in 1960.


Use of tyloxapol as an emulsifier in a sterility test for oils.


Mass spectrometry in lipid research.

Mass spectrometry in lipid research.


Stammering and its treatment. A review.

Stammering and its treatment. A review.


The psychological disturbances associated with 345 pregnancies in 137 women.


Some quantitative studies on tissues of lambs dwarfed by high temperatures during gestation.


Annual administrative reviews: medical social work.


Cushing's syndrome: trends in diagnosis.


Summer employees work their way through college.


Allergy to horse dander in asthmatic children. A follow-up study of the effect of treatment with horse dander extract.


Organ distribution and histochemical properties of eosinophil granulocytes in rat.


The use of forearm tissue on a neurovascular pedicle for reconstruction of the upper extremity in place of high amputation or exarticulation.


Massive necrosis of the spleen with formation of a pseudocyst. Report of a case in a white man with sickle cell trait.


Is partial pulmonary resection after contralateral pneumonectomy in pulmonary tuberculosis feasible and indicated?


Results and complications of pulmonary resection in the treatment of tuberculosis.


The present state of the surgical treatment of tuberculosis by resection of pulmonary tissue in Poland.


The N-terminal group of rabbit tropomyosin.


Surgical approach to the bile ducts in the porta hepatis.


Scurvy, ascorbic acid concentration, and collagen formation in the guinea pig eye.


Ultrastructural zonation of adrenocortex in the rat. The fine structure of the different zones in the adrenal cortex of the adult rat has been studied under the electron microscope. Four regions mainly differentiated by the mitochondrial morphology, the lipid droplets, and the structure of the ground cytoplasm were recognized. In the glomerular zone mitochondria are thin and elongated with an abundant matrix. The inner structure is characterized by the presence of tubules of 300 A that are straight or bend at an angle and which may be grouped in parallel array giving a pseudocrystalline pattern. The wall of each tubule is a finger-like projection of the inner membrane and its cavity corresponds to the outer chamber of the mitochondrion. In the intermediary zone mitochondria are larger and irregular. The matrix is filled with convoluted tubules and vesicular elements. The lipid droplets are larger and irregular in the glomerulosa and and small in the intermedia. The ground substance is dense and contains free ribosomes in the glomerulosa and starts to be vacuolated in the intermedia. In the fasciculata mitochondria are round or oval and are filled with vesicular elements with a mean size of 450 A. Larger vesicles and more clear elements (vacuoles) are seen near the edge as if their content was diluted. Some of these vacuoles protrude on the surface. In the reticular zone mitochondria are also vesicular but frequently show signs of alteration and disruption. Dense elements recognized as microbodies are observed in the fasciculata but they increase in number in the reticularis. These results are discussed on the light of the so called zonal theory of the adrenal cortex. Two stages in the differentiation of the mitochondria are postulated. The tubular structure of the glomerulosa undergoes a process of disorientation and dilatation of the tubules to form the tubulo-vesicular elements of the intermediary zone. In a second stage of differentiation, by fragmentation of the tubules, the vesicular structure of fasciculata is formed. These findings are discussed from the viewpoint of the relationship between mitochondria and synthesis of steroid hormones. A secretory process that starts within mitochondria by the formation of vesicles and proceeds into the ground cytoplasm, as extruded and more clear vacuoles, is postulated.


Studies on the reductive activation of spleen phosphoprotein phosphatase.


Pressor effects of adrenergic agents and serotonin after administration of imipramine.


Electron microscopy of the Arthus reaction, using ferritin as antigen.


Treatment of combined mitral insufficiency and stenosis by open heart method. Report of five consecutive cases.


On the action of Imbretil on isolated human intercostal muscle.


Psychiatric observations in adolescent girls lacking ovarian function.


Anomalies of the lungs associated with congenital diaphragmatic hernia.


The combined effect of cyclopropane and the depolarizers on isolated human muscle.


Community-wide use of oral poliovirus vaccine. Efectiveness of the Cincinnati program.


Eradication of poliomyelitis.

Eradication of poliomyelitis.


A chamber for in vivo observation of living organs.


Poliomyelitis incidence in the Soviet Union in 1960.


Coronary thromboendarterectomy for angina pectoris.


Effects of rapid mass immunization of a population with live, oral poliovirus vaccine under conditions of massive enteric infection with other viruses.


Evaluation of endarterectomy in the presence of experimental hypercholesterolemia and atherosclerosis.


The direction of blood flow in anomalous left coronary artery arising from the pulmonary artery.


Experimental production of canine coronary atherosclerosis.


Coronary endarterectomy.

Coronary endarterectomy.


Physical therapy in public health.

Physical therapy in public health.


Teenagers with acne: a survey of their attitudes towards skin problems and treatment by the physician.


A survey for the detection of homologous serum hepatitis in blood donors in Bombay.


Diabetic nephropathy.

Diabetic nephropathy.


Perforation of the colon in a neonate who recovered.


Identification of sugars in the manna of Northen Iraq.


Requirements for training in first-aid and hospital procedures.


Hydatid cyst of the lung.

Hydatid cyst of the lung.


Early incorporation of sulphur-35 sodium sulphate into plsma proteins of man.


Antihistaminase activity of serpentine.

Antihistaminase activity of serpentine. Serpentine, an alkaloid of Rauwolfia serpentina, specifically potentiates histamine responses of guinea-pig ileum, uterus, and tracheal chain. It also inhibits histaminase in vitro. Its antihistaminase activity is equivalent to that of aminoguanidine.


In vivo effects of inositol phosphatide (lipositol) on serum lipids and atherosclerosis of hyperlipemic rabbits.


Psychosomatic medicine.

Psychosomatic medicine.


An unusual case of kyphotic paraplegia and hypophosphatasia.


A pattern of labor after presacral neurectomy.


Preliminary report on the effects of parabromdylamine maleate and methocarbamol after oral surgical procedures.


Polyoma virus synthesis in tumor cells as measured by the fluorescent antibody technique.


In vitro transformation of normal cells by polyoma virus.


Studies on the role of viruses in the origin of mammalian tumors.


Tumor transplantation in mice inoculated with polyoma virus.


The production of histological tracings facilitated by back-lighted projection.


Effect of splenectomy on the resistance of rats to histamine stress.


Endocrine aspects of auditory stress.

Endocrine aspects of auditory stress.


Effects of varying rates of sodium excretion on Na22 kinetics.