Ndumu virus, a hitherto unknown agent, isolated from culicine mosouitoes collected in northern Natal. Union of South Africa.


Neutralizing antibodies against arthropod-borne viruses in the sera of domestic quadrupeds ranging in Tongland, Union of South Africa.


Further isolations of Wesselsbron virus from mosquitoes.


The resting potential and intracellular potassium of skeletal muscle in frogs.


Release of calcium-45 from frog nerves during electrical activity.


Significance of membrane calcium in calcium-free and potassium-rich media.


Dissection of labial frenum: a new technic.


Enhancement by hypophysectomy of insulin effect on extrahepatic galactose transfer.


Mailing of infectious specimens for diagnostic purposes.


Intractable ventricular tachycardia. Unusual mode of conversion to normal rhythm following intravenous procaine amide.


The place of food science and technology in the campaign against malnutrition. Problems and some solutions: Turkey.


Treatment of a three-year-old girl's severe infantile neurosis. Stammering and insect phobia.


A contribution to the question of leucoagglutinins.


Neuromuscular toxicity of veratrum alkaloids.


Limitations of medical traditions on community mental health programs.


In memoriam, Adelaide JOHNSON.

In memoriam, Adelaide JOHNSON.


Psychotherapy in general practice.

Psychotherapy in general practice.


Isoimmunity against an induced primary tumour.


Passive transfer of anti-tumour isoimmunity.


The question of the universality of tumour antigen in isologous and homologous relationships.


Cryoglobulinemia. Rationale of treatment of a case based on unusual properties of the cryoprotein.


Genetics of haemoglobin H.

Genetics of haemoglobin H.


Homotransplantation in rats with polyvalent tolerance.


Salt and hypertension.

Salt and hypertension.


Selective cardiachypothermia in dogs, with a note on the vasodilative effect of quindine.


An integrated program for treatment of patients in desperate heart failure.


Introduction to six short papers on the present status of clinical hemodialysis.


Problem of thrombus formation on artificial heart valves.


A contribution to the method of pathological-anatomical diagnosis of the early stages of myocardial infarction.


Contribution to the problem of morphological evidence of hypoxic changes in the myocardium.


Replacement of internal organs with artificial prostheses.


Psychological stress: a re-evaluation.

Psychological stress: a re-evaluation.


Stress and the practice of medicine.

Stress and the practice of medicine.


Biochemical chlorination in Streptomvces aureofaciens.


Physiology and pathology of blood coagulation. A review of the literature of 1959 (second series).


Physiology and pathology of blood coagulation. A review of the literature of 1960 (first series).


History of factor X.

History of factor X.


Paul CHEVALLIER.

Paul CHEVALLIER.


The cytological effects of griseofulvin.


Chronic thoracic duct-esophageal shunt preparation in protein studies.


Neoblasts and limitation of the cephalic regenerative capacity of the planarian Dendrocoelum lacteum


Analysis of spinal interneurons activated by tactile and nociceptive stimulation.


Dextromoramide (Palfium), a new synthetic analgesic for relief of acute and chronic pain.


Evaluation of a tranquilizer in general practice.


Contraction of smooth muscles in non-ionic solutions.


Organisation of cancer control in Poland.


The metabolism of methionine derivatives containing 35S in the rat brain in vivo.


The team approach to diagnosis of remedial readers.


The practical value of electro-encephalography in pre-eclampsia and eclampsia.


Employability prediction for mentally retarded adults: a methodological note.


The effect of paternal failure to participate during the referral of child psychiatric patients.


'Not in practice'.

'Not in practice'.


IIl health in senior officers.

IIl health in senior officers.


Apropos of some hypotrophies of renal origin


Physical therapy in the treatment of strains, sprains, and contusions in industry.


Theatre nurse in thoracic surgery.

Theatre nurse in thoracic surgery.


The role of ascorbic acid in tyrosine metabolism.


Cavernous hemangioma of striated muscle. Review of the literature and report of one case.


Common rheumatic disorders. IV: Osteoarthritis.


Griseofulvin in natural and experimental infections in cats and chinchillas.


Neuronal swelling and protein distribution after injury to developing neurons.


Mouse favus due to Trichophyton quinckeanum (Zopf) MacLeod & Muende: a reappraisal in the light of recent investigations. IV.


Antibody production by rat spleen explants in vitro.


Estrogenic activity and steric hindrance to coplanarity of alkyl substituted 4,4'-dimethoxystilbenes.


About permanent injury of the ear in divers.


Effect of beta-thienylalanine on antibody synthesis. I. Preliminary in vitro and in vivo studies.


Elective induction of labor.

Elective induction of labor.


Electron-microscopic observations of the interference patterns from crystal lattices.


Heme and fatty acid biosynthesis in experimental porphyria.


Studies on the soluble products released from purified elastic fibers by pancreatic elastase.


Treatment of congenital cataract.

Treatment of congenital cataract.


The fate of inhaled particles in the early postexposure period. II. The role of pulmonary phagocytosis.


Generalization gradients in a discrimination situation.


Study of an experimental syndrome of excitation-hypotonia.


A survey of the evolution of anesthesia and reanimation in France since 1956.


Metabolism of 7-H3-epinephrine-d-bitartrate in normal young men.


Congenital malformations of the central nervous system.


Mediating verbal responses and stimulus similarity as factors in conceptual naming by school age children.


The influence of carbon dioxide on Tradescantia chromosome aberrations induced by radiations of differention densities.


Color stability of tablet formulations. III. Comparative light fastness of several water-soluble dyes and their corresponding lakes.


Human behavior during the tsunami of May 1960.


The influence of thirst and schedules of reinforcement-nonreinforcement ratios upon brightness discrimination.


The relationship between manifest anxiety and clinicians' evaluations of projective test responses.


Perceptual-motor development in children retarded in reading ability.


Correlation of antinuclear antibodies and nuclear staining patterns.


A two-stage indirect L.E. cell test.

A two-stage indirect L.E. cell test.


An attempt to characterize the lupus erythematosus cell antigen.


Activity of serum glutamicoxaloacetic-transaminase and aldolase in workers exposed to halogenated hydrocarbons.


Mutual influence of nystagmogenic centers during labyrinthine or central nystagmus.


Further in vitro studies on the mechanism of selection among serological Shigella flexneri types.


Genetic mechanism of the antigenic variability of Shigella flexneri lb.


Chondrolvsis.

Chondrolvsis.


In vitro absorption of bile salts by small intestine of rats and guinea pigs.


Variation in fibrinolytic activity after acute myocardial infarction and after the administration of oral anticoagulant drugs and intravenous heparin.


Fibrinolysis in relation to lipaemia and intravenous heparin in the white and Bantu.


Common carrier system for sugar transport in human red cells.


The mechanism of development in vitro of penicillin-resistant variants of Staphylococcus aureus. II. Further investigation on the fluctuation test in the study of the origin of penicillin-resistance.


The mechanism of development in vitro of penicillin-resistant variants of Staphylococcus aureus. I. The effect of drug concentration on the number of resistant forms.


Formation of amylomaltase after genetic transformation of pneumococcus.


Lamination of thermoplastic sheets as a means of mounting histological material.


Complementation between alleles of the Td locus in Neurospora crassa.


Mental health clinic. Growth and development--a sequel.


Study of normal and irradiated boundary tissue of the seminiferous tubules of the rat.


Light and electron microscopy and its use in the study of factors influencing spermatogenesis in the rat.


A comparison of the composition of reactor waste solutions and radioactive fallout.


Laboratory work on certain aspects of the deep well disposal problem.


Concerning the function of the velum.

Concerning the function of the velum.


Medical civil defense stockpiles.

Medical civil defense stockpiles.


Structure of cobamide coenzymes: influence of pH on absorption spectra and ionophoretic mobilities.


The regulation of sub-glottal pressure.

The regulation of sub-glottal pressure.


Iliac gland biopsy in tuberculous-suspect hip disease.


Fibrinolysis and thromboplastic activity in relation to hemorrhage in transvesical prostatectomy.


Physiological and clinical effects of organophosphorus compounds.


Familial tumors of the "glomus jugulare". Report of 2 cases, with a note on the vascular origin of the glomera.


Symposium on the study of drugs in man. Part V. Medical experimentation: legal considerations.


The contextual associates of sun and God in Schreber's autobiography.


Antiemetic action of fluphenazine (Prolixin): a comparison with other phenothiazines.


The significance of C-reactive protein determinations in inflammatory conditions of the eye.


Relationship of secretors and non-secretors of blood group substances in schizophrenics and non-schizophrenics.


Effects of respiratory obstruction during craniotomy. An experimental study.


Nitrogen dioxide-a respiratory irritant.


A morphologic study of pancreatic carcinoma with reference to multiple thrombi.


Restrictive cones in diagnostic roentgenology. An evaluation of their use.


Objective estimates of clinical judgments.


Serum transaminase in the blood of lambs given preventive treatments for white muscle disease.


The blood vessels of chondrosarcomas.

The blood vessels of chondrosarcomas.


The blood vessels of osteogenic sarcomas. Histologic, angiographic and microradiographic studies.


In vitro and in vivo investigations of fowl erythroleukemia, with special reference to the virus-induced leukemic transformation of in vitro cultivated normal bone marrow cells.


In vitro investigations of the virus-induced fowl erythroleukemia. 3. Behaviour in vivo of normal bone marrow cells, cultivated in vitro in the presence of erythroleukemia virus.


Studies of fowl erythroleukemia induced by intact cells or virus. 1. The fate of transplanted erythroleukemia cells, as revealed by histo-pathological and quantitative cytological investigations.


Studies of fowl erythroleukemia induced by intact cells or virus. 2. Response differences.


The neutralization process in duodenum and its influence on the gastric emptying in man.


Control of osmotic pressure of culture solutions with polyethylene glycol. Experiments with kidney beans indicate that Carbowax polyethylene glycol, molecular weight 20,000, upon purification, may be used as an agent to control the osmotic pressure of plant nutrient solutions without the hazard of interference with normal metabolic processes. With the sodium electrode and the thermocouple psychrometer, interaction between ions and Carbowax is shown to lead to a slight dissociation of the latter.


Mast cell degranulation and histamine release observed in a new in vitro system. A method is described by which mast cells harvested from the rat peritoneal cavity can be deposited on the surface of a Millipore filter without gross injury, permitting observation of morphological and chemical changes induced by a variety of agents. These isolated peritoneal mast cells respond to 48/80 and to polymyxin B but not to dextran or ovomucoid with degranulation and histamine release. Thus four agents which in vivo appear to have similar activities have been found by means of in vitro analysis to operate by at least two different mechanisms.


Direct measurement of radioactive sulfate uptake by rat mast cells.


Urinary diastase in newborn infants.

Urinary diastase in newborn infants.


Biological conversion of 4-nitrobiphenyl to an active carcinogen.


The growth of ECHO 6 virus in human amnion cells.


Morbidity and marital status.

Morbidity and marital status.


beta-Globulin variants in two species of monkeys.


Morphine tolerance in hepatic cirrhosis.


The electroencephalographic diagnosis of manifest and latent 'delirium' with particular reference to that complicating hepatic cirrhosis.


The psychotherapy of marital problems.

The psychotherapy of marital problems.


On the side effects of butazolidin.

On the side effects of butazolidin.


Air pollution and respiratory disease.

Air pollution and respiratory disease.


A review of recent research on filariasis in Malaya.


Studies on filariasis in Malaya: further experiments on the transmission of Brugia malayi and Wuchereria bancrofti.


How to insure successful repair of cleft palate.


George Oliver SOLEM, 1888-1960.

George Oliver SOLEM, 1888-1960.


A Health spa afloat.

A Health spa afloat.


Eosinophilic granuloma of the lung.

Eosinophilic granuloma of the lung.


Performance decrement on the H-T-P test as a function of adjustment level.


The National Guard medical service and national defense.


Cell proliferation in precancerous liver: linear growth curve.


Primary biliary cirrhosis. Case report of a patient with prolonged external biliary drainage.


Carcinoid of the duodenum. Report of two cases.


Subacute sclerosing leuco-encephalitis.

Subacute sclerosing leuco-encephalitis.


Recent trends in male gonorrhoea in Manchester.


Members of the Culex pipiens series in New Caledonia and the New Hebrides.


Interstitial connective tissue of the pulmonary alveolar wall. An electron-microscopic study of coarctation of the aorta and of patent ductus arteriosus.


Changes in the pulmonary arteries in certain cardiopulmonary disorders. A post-mortem roentgenological study.


Aneurysms of the proximal portion of the anterior cerebral artery.


Paramyotonia congenita, clinical features and electromyographic findings.


Unknown endocrinological properties of the adenohypophysis.


The brain barrier system. I. The exchange of free amino acids between plasma and brain.


Analysis of metabolic rates at the cellular level.


Rationalisation of fractionation in radiotherapy.


A kinetic model of the erythron.

A kinetic model of the erythron.


Some radiobiological considerations in radiotherapy.


Consideration of the theory of bone marrow grafting as treatment of radiation damage.


Alpha-chymotrypsin in cataract surgery.

Alpha-chymotrypsin in cataract surgery.


Name plate system strips red tape from admissions.


Interstitial nephritis due to chronic phenacetin poisoning.


The L-meromyosin content of myosin.

The L-meromyosin content of myosin.


Acute hyperthyroidism in severe diabetic ketoacidosis.


Affective expression among the aged.

Affective expression among the aged.


Closed-chest cardiac massage. Followed by use of external defibrillation.


Clinical study and treatment of Asiatic cholera in 1959.


A modified method for personnel monitoring. I. Hemispherical filters. II. Automatic dose estimation.


Progressive ocular myopathy with ovarian insufficiency and diabetes mellitus. Report of a case.


Antiheparin and hemagglutinating activities of polybrene.


Influence of beta-aminopropionitrile feeding on collagen synthesis in rat aortas.


The Department of Veterans Affairs and the veteran.


Antigenic relationship of the endospores of Bacillus cereus-like insect pathogens to Bacillus cereus and Bacillus anthracis.


Oral poisoning by bacterial exotoxins exemplified in botulism.


Electroencephalography and post-traumatic epilepsy.


Stimulation of the fasciculus subcallosus in the cat with implanted electrodes.


Unit study of the trigeminal projections in the reticular formation of the medulla oblongata in the cat.


Pulmonary arteritis produced in rat by feeding Crotalaria spectabilis.


Standing orders of the Portsmouth Division of Marines 1764-1793.


The carotid-basilar artery. A report and discussion of five cases.


The chloride content of rat auricle.

The chloride content of rat auricle.


Carcinoma of the oral cavity. I.

Carcinoma of the oral cavity. I.


Further studies in ligh-sensitive eruptions.


Carcinoma of the oral cavity. II.

Carcinoma of the oral cavity. II.


Incidence of loss of consciousness in 1,980 Air Force personnel.


The head-down tilt and adaptability for aerospace flight.


The electrocardiogram identification card.


Thyroid function in a case of phenylketonuria.


Electrocardiographic findings in asymptomatic individuals.


Duodenal diverticula. An unusual cause of "secondary superior mesenteric artery syndrome".


Regeneration of peripheral nerves with hyperinsulin neuronopathy. Report of a case.


Pernicious anaemia in childhood. A report of two cases in one family and their relationship to the aetiology of pernicious anaemia.


Gamma globulin in experimental staphylococcal infections.


The influence of chemoprophylaxis on immunity in experimental tuberculosis.


Action for community involvement. IV. Emergency services, including mental health clinics, psychiatric units in general hospitals, and private psychiatrists, can contribute to public understanding and secondary prevention.


The effect of hunger satiation in the test phase on inference performance.


Glucose and cortisone-glucose tolerance in normal and "prediabetic" humans.


Verbal satiation and changes in the intensity of meaning.


An immediate radiobiological effect which is simple to record.


H and pCO2 as chemical factors in respiratory and cerebral circulatory control.


The separate and combined respiratory effects of chlorpromazine and meperidine in normal men controlled at 46 mm Hg alveolar pCO2.


Toward a cleaner definition of the nurse's function.


Stenosis of a branch of the renal artery causing hypertension in a child, including a complication of translumbar renal arteriography.


Aldosteronism.

Aldosteronism.


The effect of mersalyl on the renal tubular reabsorption of solute free water.


Carbon dioxide and respiration in acid-base homeostasis.


Acidimetric analysis of gastric juice collected by fractional aspiration and stimulation with histamine.


Gastric juice in pernicious anemia. Physicochemical composition of gastric juice in complete achlorhydria and composition of primary alkaline secretion of the stomach.


Further neuropsychiatric observations in Nigeria, with comments on the need for epidemiological study in Africa.


Mental health in Africa.

Mental health in Africa.


The concept and practice of mental health in African cultures.


The influence of cultural factors on epidemiological surveys in Africa.


The teaching of psychiatry in Africa.

The teaching of psychiatry in Africa.


Growth promoting properties of 6-ethyl-7-methyl-9-(1'-D-ribityl)isoalloxazine and 6-methyl-7-ethyl-9-(1-D-ribityl)isoalloxazine.


Amino acid incorporation into protein by extracts of E. coli.


Isolation of Plasmodium knowlesi from Philippine macaques.


Postoperative amnesia.

Postoperative amnesia.


The nurse in relation to anaesthesia.

The nurse in relation to anaesthesia.


Palliative treatment of carcinomatous effusions in the pleural and peritoneal cavities with radioactive gold.


Hypoaldosteronism as a cause of hyperkalemia and syncopal attacks in a patient with complete heart block.


Tricuspid stenosis.

Tricuspid stenosis.


A simple method of reducing the fluroscopic dose rate.


The gastric cardia and fundus. Extrinsic and benign tissues simulating gastric cancer.


Factors determining the specificity of hemoglobin synthesized in a cell-free system.


Effect of enzyme injections on mitosis in regenerating liver.


The nephrotic syndrome in pregnancy.

The nephrotic syndrome in pregnancy.


Macroglobulinemia: report of two cases.

Macroglobulinemia: report of two cases.


Helping patients select health insurance.


Fighting the arthritis promoters.

Fighting the arthritis promoters.


Labor's loud voice in the health care field.


New chapters in the doctor-hospital dispute.


Observations on cardiac output and "pulmonary blood volume" in normal man by external recording of the intracardiac flow of 131-I labelled albumin.


Renal glomerulo-tubular mechanisms during toxemia of pregnancy.


Endotracheal anesthesia for laryngoscopy and bronchoscopy. Endotracheal anesthesia with special reference to the use of thiopental (Pentothal) sodium and nitrous oxide.


Induction of ovulation in mice with placental gonadotrophins.


Studies of cholinesterase activity. VI. The depression of serum cholinesterase activity by a locally implanted human tumor in the guinea pig.


Gas-filling as a diagnostic aid in x-ray examination of the stomach, particularly the fundus.


Inhibition of algae by nystatin.

Inhibition of algae by nystatin. Lampen, J. O. (Rutgers, the State University, New Brunswick, N. J.), and Peter Arnow. Inhibition of algae by nystatin. J. Bacteriol. 82:247-251. 1961.-The polyenic antibiotic nystatin inhibited the growth of a broad range of algae at concentrations of 1 to 30 mug per ml. Organisms included in the Chlorophyta, Euglenophyta, Chrysophyta, and Cyanophyta were inhibited, but a Bacillariophyceae was insensitive. Nystatin was lethal at concentrations which completely prevented growth. The polyene was absorbed by sensitive algae from aqueous medium. Nystatin produced K(+) leakage, but did not inhibit dark respiration or photosynthetic oxygen production. The effects of the antibiotic on algae appear to be similar in many ways to those on yeast.


The selective vulnerability of the brain to anoxia.


The laxative action of bisacodyl.

The laxative action of bisacodyl.


An evaluation of Surgical as an absorbable hemostatic agent.


Evaluation of a new compound for chronic constipation.


Inguinal hernia. A survey of nine hundred and seventy seven cases.


A combined antibiotic spray for topical treatment of surgical wounds: an appraisal.


Carpal bossing.

Carpal bossing.


The role of intravenous methocarbamol in the treatment of muscle spasm.


On adolescence.

On adolescence.


Properties and applications of metal acetyl-acetonates.


Studies on elastase and elastin. I. Assay and properties of elastase.


Localization of proelastase in the goose-fish (Lophius piscatorius).


Experimental appraisal of agents employed as angiocardiographic and aortographic contrast media. III. Cardiovascular response to intra-aortic dissemination.


Glucose protection of the canine kidney against urokon injury during abdominal aortography.


The organic iodide angiographic contrast media. Radiopacity and viscosity of the media as related to their potential for vascular opacification.


Clinical use of Pacatal in the care of disturbed mentally retarded patients.


Prothrombin activation with trypsin as enzyme.


Pharmacological and toxicological compounds as protective or therapeutic agents against radiation lethality in experimental animals. III. Studies of the physiological factors involved in chemical protection against radiation lethality in animals.


A quantitative study of glucagon-induced hepatic glycogenolysis.


Regulation of blood glucose concentration: response of liver to glucose administration.


Hyaline membrane disease. Its prophylaxis and treatment.


Gluconeogenesis and pyruvate metabolism in rat kidney, in vitro.


Diet as a factor in the response of dog and man to tolbutamide administration.


An epidemiologic view of chronic pulmonary insufficiency in the United States.


Partial gastrectomy for duodenal ulcer. Comparison of late results in relation to the indication for surgery.


The small blood-vessels of the conjunctiva and nailbed in diabetes mellitus.


Incidence of glaucoma in various ethnic groups in the population of Israel.


Vasculitis retinae in leprosy.

Vasculitis retinae in leprosy.


The micromorphology of FL and primary human amnion cells following exposure to high hydrostatic pressure.


Sol-gel transformations in fibroblasts of embryonic chick heart tissue: a pressure-temperature study.


The catabolic and natriuretic effects of progesterone in man.


Effect of pregnancy on the metabolic influence of administered progesterone.


The interactions of several varieties of evoked response in visual and association cortex of the cat.


Congenital aphasia. A clinicopathologic study.


An "all-shape" diaphragm for high-energy teletherapy units.


Experiments concerning the teratogenic nature of thallium: polyhydroxy compounds, histidine and imidazole as supplements.


Nicotine-induced malformations of chicken embryos and their bearing on the phenocopy problem.


Perphenazine as a prophylactic antiemetic in surgery. A double-blind study among 580 patients.


Gonorrheal ulcer of the penis: report of a case.


Diagnosis and treatment of the toxemias of pregnancy. II. Treatment.


Thrombocytopenic purpura with histiocytosis of the spleen.


A suggestion that "agonal" thrombosis in right heart chambers indicates limitation of thoracic motion.


Genetic nature of stable L forms of Salmonella paratyphi.


Fat mobilization and hyperlipemia from pituitary extracts in rabbits.


Some genetic and biochemical implications of congential heart disease.


A simple method for distinguishing between unsaturated and branched fatty acid isomers by gas chromatography.


The use of capillary columns for the separation of some closely related positional isomers of methyl linoleate by gas chromatography.


Anthelmintic activity of an organic phosphate in cattle and sheep.


Medical genetics.

Medical genetics.


The polarographic determination of thallium in an atmospheric sample.


Studies in the anatomy of articulation. I. The equilibrium of the "intercalated" bone.


Urological causes of back pain.

Urological causes of back pain.


Studies in the anatomy of articulation. II. Patterns of movement of bi-muscular, bi-articular systems.


Psychosomatic behaviour of children with congenital heart disease. Pre- and postoperative studies of eighty-four cases.


Urinary excretion of amino acids in rheumatic diseases.


Electroencephalographic and psychometric researches in children suffering from mental deficiency.


Buccogingival carcinoma of snuff dippers.


On agglutination of normal human blood.

On agglutination of normal human blood.


Germfree guinea pig delivery by hysterectomy.


Sterile operative technique.

Sterile operative technique.


Studies on Vi antigen. VIII. Role of acetyl in antigenic activity.


An antibody-complement system in normal serum lethal to mouse tumor cells.


Inactivation of endotoxin by humoral systems.


The isolation of dinucleotides from alkali hydrolyzates of ribonucleates.


The terminal residues of wheat germ rinonucleates.


Biologically active peptides in Physalia toxin.


The toxin of Physalia nematocysts.

The toxin of Physalia nematocysts.


Home-made wine as a cause of lead-poisoning: report of case.


John Henderson LAMB, M.D., 1905-1961.

John Henderson LAMB, M.D., 1905-1961.


Current problems in gastric surgery.

Current problems in gastric surgery.


Primary duodenal diverticula and their problems.


Solitary retention cyst of the liver causing pressure on the right ureter.


Social group work with familycare patients.


Operant control of vocalizing in the chicken.


Biologic effect of grid cobalt 60 radiation.


Roentgenographic manifestations of the cartilaginous dysplasias.


Development of a leukaemia resistant to cyclophosphamide ('Cytoxan').


The effectiveness of cyclophosphamide (cytoxan) against well established transplanted rodent tumors.


Further studies on mitochondrial propionyl carboxylase.


Maple syrup urine disease.

Maple syrup urine disease.


Clinico-pathologic analysis of the surgical curability of breast cancers: a minimum ten-year study of a personal series.


Evaluation of bisacodyl (Dulcolax) as a laxative for routine postpartum use.


The demonstration of fat in faeces and other biological material.


Carcinoma of the urachus.

Carcinoma of the urachus.


Spontaneous hemopneumothorax: a surgery emergency.


Primary aldosteronism.

Primary aldosteronism.


The supply of laboratory animals for medical research and the pharmaceutical industry.


Anxiety as "effect of uncertainty": an experiment illuminating the OA subtest of the WAIS.


Acute toxic psychosis concurrent with phenothiazine therapy.


Anti-Kb (Cellano) detected on routine ABO and D typing of donor bloods.


The roentgenologic features of acromegaly.


Coronary arteriography in the selection of patients for surgery.


Renal angiography in the evaluation of hypertension. A comparative study of the value of renal arteriography and differential renal function studies.


Studies on absorption in the joint space with radioactive iodine


Two unusual cases of torsion of testicular appendages.


Management of breech presentation.

Management of breech presentation.


Thyroid function and peripheral thyroxine metabolism after hemorrhage in the rat.


Carcinoma of the breast.

Carcinoma of the breast.


Colpocentesis, colpotomy, culdoscopy, and colposcopy: their applications in vaginal surgery.


Exfoliative cytology.

Exfoliative cytology.


Experiences in a vaginitis clinic. Summarizing experiences gained from 14 to 20 weekly visits -- mostly by patients in childbearing years.


Coagulation properties of canine thoracic-duct lymph.


Laboratory diagnosis of hemorrhagic disorders.


Air evacuation of patients with head injuries.


Postflight respiratory symptoms associated with 100 per cent oxygen and G-forces.


Radiotherapy of bladder carcinoma.

Radiotherapy of bladder carcinoma.


Clinical viewpoint on the management of cervicitis and endocervicitis.


A clinical investigation of promazine hydrochloride for pre-delivery sedation.


Hexokinase specificity of some tumor tissue extracts.


Substrate specificity of hexokinases.

Substrate specificity of hexokinases.


In vitro phagocytosis of Trypanosoma lewisi by rat exudative cells.


The effect of cortisone and triaMCInolone on the immunologic background and the course of experimental glomerulonephritis.


Immunologic mechanism of transmission of experimental glomerulonephritis in parabiotic rats.


The significance of serum complement levels for the diagnosis and prognosis of acute and subacute glomerulonephritis and lupus erythematosus disseminatus.


Prevention and care of acute and chronic pyelonephritis in children.


Bone tumors from the point of view of the internist.


The preparation for and the results of surgery in myasthenia gravis.


Clinical and histological studies on cervical carcinoma. Precancerosis, early metastases and tubular structures in the lymph nodes.


Clinical experience with the vacuum extractor.


The mechanism of x-ray inactivation of phosphoglyceraldehyde dehydrogenase.


The radiosensitizing effect of thioglycolic acid, dithiodiglycolic acid, and homocystine on muscle glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase.


Inhibiting effect of tobacco smoke on some crystalline enzymes. Tobacco smoke absorbed in phosphate buffer at neutral pH inhibits irreversibly the enzymes rabbit muscle glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase and yeast alcohol dehydrogenase, whereas lactic dehydrogenase and glutamic dehydrogenase are not inhibited. A transient inhibition of beef liver catalase occurs. Indirect evidence suggests that the observed enzyme inhibition is caused by peroxides present in the smoke.


Arterial blood flow patterns in human subjects and their effect on indicator dilution curves from various arterial sites.


Recent developments in the Maternal and Child Health Program.


Cardiogenic oscillations in expired nitrogen and regional alveolar hypoventilation.


The effect of danger upon the experience of time.


Hysterosalpingography in light of the clinical picture.


Peak-shift technique in gas-liquid chromatography: trimethylsilyl ether derivatives of alcohols.


Primary pulmonary hypertension.

Primary pulmonary hypertension.


Screening the cardiac patient.

Screening the cardiac patient.


Diagnosis and prognosis of schizophrenia.


The erotic jealousy syndrome. A clinical study.


Extradural hematoma of the posterior fossa with an associated space-occupying collection of spinal fluid. Case report.


Possible mechanisms of action of hypertonic urea in reducing intracranial pressure.


Arteriolar changes in renin techyphylaxis.


Steady-state pressure flow relationships in the living and dead eye of the cat.


Parotid secretion of rubidium.

Parotid secretion of rubidium.


Relationship of salivary flow and pressure in dog submaxillary and parotid glands.


Physiology: progress review.

Physiology: progress review.


Epidemiologic considerations.

Epidemiologic considerations.


Epidemiology of Asian influenza. With special emphasis on the United States.


The mechanism of the reaction in the decolorization of phenolated iodine solution.


A method for clinical and theoretical study of the earliest memory.


Catalase-producing strains of streptococci.


The internal fixation of fractures.

The internal fixation of fractures.


Motile enterococci (Streptococcus faecium var. mobilis var. n.) isolated from grass silage.


Environmental stress, degree of psychiatric impairment and type of mental disturbance.


Autoregulation absent in normal kidney butpresent after renal damage.


Further evidence for the unimportance of renal autoregulation.


Trends in the promotion of oral health.

Trends in the promotion of oral health.


Problems of the aging worker as viewed by: II. The industrial engineer.


Neurophysiology, endocrinology and chemistry.


Factors of virulence of Vibrio cholerae.


Surgery of the bronchus.

Surgery of the bronchus.


Klinefelter's syndrome in a ten-month-old mongolian idiot: report of a case with chromosome analysis.


The adrenal gland in the human fetus. An interpretation of its physiology and unusual developmental pattern.


Athletic injuries.

Athletic injuries.


Sub-clinical rheumatic carditis.

Sub-clinical rheumatic carditis.


Sanitary staff and their training.

Sanitary staff and their training.


Acute complications from corneal contact lenses. A recurring and serious problem in the Command.


Necrosing granuloma of the lung. A case with pathologic features suggesting Wegener's granuloma.


Reversal by ribonucleosides of bacterial growth inhibition caused by alcohol.


Problems of adjustment of gifted children.


Fine structure of the cilia of rotifers. The fine structure of the coronal cilia of the rotifer Philodina citrina has been studied in detail. Specimens were fixed with OsO(4) and embedded in butyl-methyl methacrylate, Epon 812, or Vestopal and sectioned with a Porter-Blum microtome. The details of structure of the rootlets, basal bodies, basal plates, and free cilia are described. The general structure of the rotifer ciliary apparatus conforms well to that established for other species. One of the main observations is the difference in structure of the peripheral filaments in the opposing halves of a cross-section of the free cilium. Also, in longitudinal sections evidence is offered for the existence of a helical structure in the peripheral filaments.


Sex differences in aggression and its correlates in middleclass adolescents.


Adrenal hemorrhage associated with Dicumarol anticoagulation.


Latent idiopathic nystagmus.

Latent idiopathic nystagmus.


The influence of hypoxia upon the central decoding system.


Urinary 17-ketosteroids in the syndrome of polycystic ovaries and hyperthecosis.


Effect of storage on iodine 131 solutions.


Agar diffusion test and micromethods for the rapid biochemical differentiation of enteric bacteria.


Haematological findings in non-white sick children in Capetown.


Haematological values in pregnant women at term and after delivery in the three main racial groups in Cape Town.


Mean haematological values in ill infants and pre-school children in Cape Town.


Effects of early and late clamping of umbilical cord on infant's haemoglobin level.


Mean haematological values in pregnant women at term, and after delivery in Cape Town.


The effect of intramuscular iron-dextran complex administered to women during pregnancy on their haematological values and on the haemoglobin levels of their infants.


The effect of intramuscular iron-dextran complex on iron-deficiency anaemia in otherwise ill infants and pre-school children.


The influence of maternal iron-deficiency anaemia on the haemoglobin of the infant.


A list of the parasitic protozoa, helminths and arthropoda recorded from species of the family Anatidae (ducks, geese and swans).


Haemophilus vaginalis and its role in vaginitis.


Making science visible.

Making science visible.


The alcoholic worker-his recognition and treatment.


Psychiatric teaching. Operations of the K.U.M.C. out-patient psychiatric clinic.


Hormone excretion, diet, and physique in Somalis.


Cutaneous vesicostomy.

Cutaneous vesicostomy.


Stress incontinence.

Stress incontinence.


Problems in fluid and electrolyte balance.


Experiences with intra-articular dexamethasone TBA.


Successful long-term weight loss.

Successful long-term weight loss.


Report on enterovirus isolations in the State Serum Institute in Finland. (Sept. 1959-March 1960).


The management of diabetic coma in the African.


The use of delta I, 17 alpha methyl testosterone as an adjuvant in the treatment of schizophrenic reactions.


Halothane in pediatric anesthesia.

Halothane in pediatric anesthesia.


A method of reproducing 35mm. color transparencies.


High dosage hydroxyzine in institutionalized mental patients.


Study of a proteolytic enzyme from rabbit spleen.


Use of glucagon in insulin coma therapy.


Aldosteronism and arterial hypertension.


Diuretic therapy in cardiac failure.

Diuretic therapy in cardiac failure.


Relation of aldosterone secretion to hypertensive vascular disease.


Experiences with low-zinc insulin, with semi-lente insulin, with glucagon and adrenalin-thiamine in insulin coma treatment.


Recognition and therapeutic implications of aldosteronism in patients with arterial hypertension.


Evaluation of the portacaval shunt.

Evaluation of the portacaval shunt.


Fisease losses in potatoes.

Fisease losses in potatoes.


A case of iron intoxication caused by Roncovite. With a note on striation of portal blood flow.


Myxoma of the jaws; report of two cases.


The elements of health education in good public health programs.


Dopan and related compounds.

Dopan and related compounds.


Results of two years' work on the development of antitumor drugs of the type of alkylating metabolites.


The search for antitumour drugs with a selective action.


Peptides, amides, and esters of chlorethylamino derivatives of amino acids and of phenylalkancarboxylic acids: a new class of antitumor compounds.


Phloretin, phloridzin and glucose inhibition of a phosphatase on the stromata of rabbit erythrocytes.


Studies on the mechanism by which D-amino acids block cell wall synthesis.


Changes during the division cycle in bacterial cell wall synthesis, volume, and ability to concentrate free amino acids.


Studies on the mechanism regulating periodic DNA synthesis in synchronized cultures of Alcaligenes fecalis.


Disinfection of hospital blankets with synthetic phenolic compounds. A cheap method by which hospital blankets may be effectively disinfected (approximately 3d. per blanket) is described. A recommendation is made that blankets from the patients' beds be divided into: ;socially dirty' blankets to be laundered, possibly at infrequent intervals; and ;socially clean' blankets to be disinfected frequently. The wide range of a synthetic phenolic compound is described. This substance is effective against all the common pathogenic bacteria in the presence of organic matter, anionic, or cationic detergents. Details are given of laboratory trials with this method of disinfection and of pilot trials at the Group hospital laundry. The recommended method is simpler and takes less time than ordinary washing.


Ulcerative colitis in children.

Ulcerative colitis in children.


Experiences in the diagnosis of fetal life with the fetal electrocardiogram.


A new technic for the demonstration of the fetal electrocardiogram in the large domestic animal (cattle, sheep, horse).


Collagenous suture material in surgery of the cornea and sclera. An experimental and clinical study.


Leprosy in medieval romance: a note on Robert Henryson's "Testament of Cressied".


Keratoplasties with direct collagen sutures.


Measurement of the elasticity and compliance of the lungs. Description of a method and presentation of some clinical observations.


The influence of cardiac surgery on the mechanical properties of the lungs.


Malignant melanoma of the gallbladder. Report of a case resulting in an external biliary fistula.


Genetic and hormonal control of glycogen metabolism.


Synthesis and pharmacological activities of some N-(2,2,3-trichloro-1-hydroxypropyl)-amides.


Lack of relationship between inhibition of monoamine oxidase and potentiation of hexobarbital hypnosis.


Failure of 19-nor-androstenolone phenylpropionate (durabolin) to prevent the alterations produced by cortisone on the growing bone in rats.


Activity of acid phosphatase in the cerebrospinal fluid of children.


Serum-total and L()-tartaric-acid inhibited acid-phosphatase activity in various diseases in childhood.


Use of 6-methylprednisolone (Medrol) in the treatment of nephrosis in children.


Infantile nephrosis in two siblings. Case report.


Effectiveness of fluoxymesterone on linear growth and weight in children with growth retardation and underweight.


Essential benign fructosuria.

Essential benign fructosuria.


Situation of the general practitioner in the provinces in 1959


A planchet-to-planchet microstill.

A planchet-to-planchet microstill.


Drug control in the United States.

Drug control in the United States.


Food and drugs.

Food and drugs.


The nutritive adequacy of our food supply.


Allergy studies on cattle vaccinated with killed Mycobacterium paratuberculosis.


Tuberculin reaction size as related to the number of simulwaneous tuberculin injections.


Wound incurred from unexploded shell--an unusual surgical problem.


Experimental uveitis. A histopathologic study with special reference to the mast cell.


The macrocytosis of hepatic disease and of pernicious anaemia in partial remission.


Intramuscular iron in the prophylaxis of anemia in premature infants.


The significance of the extrahepatic elimination of ethanol in determination of hepatic blood flow by means of ethanol. (A comparison between the ethanol and bromsulfalein method).


Benign lesions affecting the bile ducts in the post-mortem cholangiogram.


Malignant lesions affecting the bile ducts in the post-mortem cholangiogram.


Atherosclerosis: a comparative study of Caucasian and Japanese citizens in the Hawaiian Islands--1959.


Historical document, 1922. Bronhial asthma and allied conditions. Clinical and immunological observations.


Parameters of aerometric measurements for air pollution research.


A method for determining source reduction required to meet air quality standards.


What hospitalization means to patients.

What hospitalization means to patients.


Ammonia and leukemia. Observations on blood ammonia in leukemic patients.


Mucoid carcinoma arising in a fistula-in-ano.


Pathomechanics of backache.

Pathomechanics of backache.


Skin reactions produced in rabbits by cell walls and protoplasm of Mycobacterium tuberculosis and M. butyricum.


Lymphangioma in unusual sites: spleen, mesentery, retroperitoneum, mediastinum and the greater omentum.


The use of modified exposure in the management of burn wounds.


Evaluation of the bromsulphophthalein liver function test in the dog.


Inhibition of L-thyroxine monodeiodination by thyroxine analogs.


A sensitive pocket dosimeter reader.

A sensitive pocket dosimeter reader.


Scientific progress is spelled A.M.A.

Scientific progress is spelled A.M.A.


Croup.

Croup.


Immunization.

Immunization.


White House Conference on Aging: rehabilitation overtones.


Voluntary hospitals and private physicians: a view of the future.


"The professional spirit".

"The professional spirit".


Dr. WANGENSTEEN'S contribution.

Dr. WANGENSTEEN'S contribution.


Neural mechanisms in sexual behavior. III. Preputial muscles and their reflexes in bull calves and rams.


Prognosis of the medically treated small gastric ulcer. I. Comparison of follow-up data in two series.


Prognosis of the medically treated small gastric ulcer. II. Ten-year to nineteen-year follow-up study of 391 patients.


Effects of adding gamma-irradiated green beans or fruit compote to the diet of dogs.


Diverticulitis of the cecum.

Diverticulitis of the cecum.


Some aspects of research on rickettsial diseases at the Rocky Mountains Laboratory.


Chronic toxicologic studies on isopropyl N-(3-chlorophenyl) carbamate (CIPC).


Chronic toxicity studies on two epoxidized soybean oils in the rat and dog.


Changing concepts of the role of tobacco in the management of disease.


Absorption of nicotine under various conditions of tobacco use.


The surgical treatment of metastatic epidural tumors.


Pre-therapeutic physical experiments with high energy protons.


Tuberculosis and mortality in Sweden.

Tuberculosis and mortality in Sweden.


Duration of facilitatory effects of ejaculation on sexual behavior in the male rat.


Studies on the closure of the secondary palate. II. Occurrence of sulpho-mucopolysaccharides in the palatine processes of the normal mouse embryo.


The fate of uniformly labelled 14C fructose in different parts of the brain and the pituitary in goats.


Possible teratogenic effect of tolbutamide in pregnant prediabeti.


The metalion activation of 3-phosphoglycerate kinase in correlation with metal-binding studies.


Some effects of nicotine and smoking on metabolic functions.


Effects of acidified milk on intestinal pathogens.


Arterial prostheses. A non-porous plastic tube and a different principle of anastomosis.


The role of a division of clinical pharmacology in a university environment.


Gerontological activities in Argentina.

Gerontological activities in Argentina.


Loose cysts of the peritoneal cavity.

Loose cysts of the peritoneal cavity.


Surgical techniques for the collection of lymph from unanaesthetized sheep.


The flow and composition of lymph from the mammary gland in merino sheep.


The removal of unesterified fatty acids bound to albumin from the peritoneal cavity of the rat.


The intracellular concentration of succinic acid in photosynthetic bacteria.


Manic-depressive psychosis.

Manic-depressive psychosis.


Synthesis of tetrapyrroles by microorganisms.


The formation of ribulose 1:5-diphosphate carboxylase by growing cultures of Athiorhodaceae.


The synthesis of enzymes concerned in bacteriochlorophyll formation in growing cultures of Rhodopseudomonas spheroides.


Effect of heavy water on respiratorychain enzymes.


Management of carcinoma of the cervix in pregnancy.


Symposium on vaginal surgery: foreword.

Symposium on vaginal surgery: foreword.


Vaginal hysterectomy: technique for removal of abnormally large uteri without entering the cavities.


The incompetent internal os of the cervix. Complications after repair.


Epithelioma of the tongue. Results of treatment in 217 cases.


Variation in the polysaccharide composition of cartilage with age.


Fertility and reproduction following repair of the incompetent internal os of the cervix.


Amniotic fluid infusion syndrome.

Amniotic fluid infusion syndrome.


Lichen planus occurring in psoriasis.

Lichen planus occurring in psoriasis.


Rare manifestations of intracranial neoformations. Retrobulbar neuritis.


Resected tissue in incompetent internal os.


Variances of bodily measurements in the offspring of natives of and immigrants to three Peruvian towns.


Autohemolytic anemia in young infants.

Autohemolytic anemia in young infants.


Clinical considerations of the behaviour of hearing in Meniere disease.


Effects of steroid hormones and some anti-inflammatory agents upon in vitro chondrogenesis.


Chromatographic studies with chymotrypsinogen B and chymotrypsin B.


Amino acid metabolism and arginase activity in mouse prostate glands grown in vitro with and without 20-methylcholanthrene.


Effect of excess vitamin A on the normal and oestrone-treated mouse vagina grown in chemically defined medium.


The effect of radiation on the normal and oestrone-treated mouse vagina grown in vitro.


Motor function after spaced contralateral hemisections in the spinal cord.


Medicine in the Congo.

Medicine in the Congo.


The blood flow of the cerebral cortex determined by radioactive krypton.


Validity of internal jugular blood for study of cerebral blood flow and metabolism.


Countercurrent exchange in vessels of renal medulla.


Tritium used for estimation of right-to-left shunts.


Oxygen consumption and sodium reabsorption in the kidney.


Long-term anticoagulant therapy in apoplexy.


Studies of internal jugular blood in cerebrovascular disease.


Salt-losing syndrome due to unilateral renal disease (hypernephroma).


Correlation between sodium transport and oxygen consumption in isolated renal tissue.


Dumbbell bronchogenic cysts.

Dumbbell bronchogenic cysts.


Some aspects of pulmonary dynamics revealed by concurrent roentgen kymography of spirometric movements and diaphragmatic excursions.


Reflex circulatory effects elicited by hypertonic and hypotonic solutions injected into femoral and brachial arteries of dogs.


L-lysine monohydrochloride. A clinical study of its action as a chloruretic acidifying adjuvant to mercurial diuretics.


Micropuncture study of net transtubular movement of water and urea in nondiuretic mammalian kidney.


The synthesis of substituted arylalkylaminopropionamide analogues of lysergic acid diethylamide and their effect upon isolated cholinesterase systems.


Approaches to human personality: William James and Sigmund Freud.


The common frontiers of psychiatry and law.


Culture, society and the migrant.

Culture, society and the migrant.


Intestinal absorption--aspects of structure, function and disease of the small-intestine mucosa.


Experimental evaluation of potential anticancer agents. IV. Host weight loss as it relates to false positives in drug evaluation.


The effect of 2-deoxy-D-glucose infusions on lipid and carbohydrate metabolism in man.


Properties of vessel muscle proteins extracted with water or salt solutions of low ionic strength.


Free discussion in teaching group therapy to residents.


Malnutrition as a cause of anaemia in children.


Renal tubular reabsorption of protein: demonstration and localization of egg albumin and beta-lactoglobulin reabsorption in the dog.


Endoscopic management of dysphagia caused by stenosis of the esophagus.


Clinical experience with dacron as a nonabsorbable suture material.


Mechanism of the effect of constant infusion of epinephrine on blood pressure, heart rate and arterial hematocrit in normal and sympathectomized-splanchnicectomized dogs.


Recovery from a severe renal arterial occlusion in dogs.


The problem of late local recurrence of carcinoma of the cervix.


Incidence of uterine malignancy in postmenopausal bleeders.


Results in the management of preclinical carcinoma of the cervix.


Phenazocine hydrobromide: pharmaceutical aspects of a new benzomorphan analgesic related to morphine.


The centrolobular region of the renal glomerulus studied by electron microscopy.


Effect of overdose of vitamin D2 on pregnancy in the rat.


Electron microscopic studies of renal disease. The nephrotic syndrome, glomerulonephritis, disseminated lupus erythematosus and the Fanconi syndrome show characteristic changes with electron microscopy. Experimental studies of animals were carried out to determine the significance of such changes by observing reactions that occur under carefully controlled conditions. A lesion with collagen deposition that was found in the centrolobular region of glomeruli sheds new light on the function of this region. This evidence must be considered in developing an understanding of how the production of urine is controlled. Fluid-filled compartments and various bodies associated with the ultrastructure of tubule cells can be produced under conditions which suggest that these structures play a role in tubular resorption.


When should the child with reflux be operated upon?


Renal tuberculosis in children.

Renal tuberculosis in children.


Relocation and recession of the enlarged clitoris with preservation of the glans: an alternative to amputation.


A public health nurse looks at tuberculosis control.


The challenge of carcinoma of the colon.


A bio-assay and histochemical study of antidiuretic hormone in adrenalectomized rats.


Effects of exposure to continuous light on the eye of the growing chick.


Analysis of medical admissions to University College Hospital, Ibadan--1958.


Acceptability of ethionamide (1314TH) in Nigerian patients.


Modern rehabilitation as seen by an industrial physician.


Heart block after repair of ventricular septal defect in children.


Primary leiomyosarcoma of the inferior vena cava.


Identification of the volatile factor involved in spermatocyte differentiation in vitro. Ketchel and Williams postulated a "volatile factor" which participates in the differentiation of insect spermatocytes in vitro. It was found not to be a specific product of developing cysts. Instead, its effects are duplicated by a number of reagents which have only a high water content in common. The hypothesis that the volatile factor is water was experimentally confirmed.


Theory of diffusion in gels.

Theory of diffusion in gels. It has been shown that when concentration of solute is expressed as amount per unit volume of gel-solvent-solute system, Fick's laws for diffusion in a gel take the same form as for diffusion in solvent alone, except that the usual coefficient must be replaced by a new coefficient, D', equal to D(1 - alphaphi)/(1 - phi), where phi is the effective volume fraction of the gel substance and alpha is a coefficient of obstruction equal to 5/3 if the gel substance can be considered to be made up of randomly oriented rods. An equation was derived for the total amount of solute entering the gel, which is analogous to but not identical with the equation for the total amount of solute crossing the initial boundary in free diffusion. The effect of slice thickness was investigated by a mathematical procedure involving the solutions of approximate differential equations. It was shown that even for slices so thick that 95 per cent of the solute in the gel is contained in the first two, a correction factor equal to the square of the slice thickness divided by 48D't permits one to obtain accurate measurement of D' from the mean concentration and the position of the midplane of the slice.


Anatomical studies of the lumbar arteries: with reference to the safety of translumbar aortography.


Vascular hamartoma of the stomach. An obscure source of massive gastric bleeding.


Ascites, varices, or both?

Ascites, varices, or both?


Anomalous retinal correspondence: a five-year survey.


Psychological factors in doctor-patient relations.


Neurosis, conditioning and the rule of impression priority.


Evaluating detergents (part two).

Evaluating detergents (part two).


Evaluating detergents. I.

Evaluating detergents. I.


The urologator: an improved system of bladder irrigation and drainage.


The validity of the calculation of secretion rates from the specific activity of a urinary metabolite.


Intracranial complications of leukaemia treated with intrathecal amethopterin.


Separation of the Wassermann reagins by cellulose column chromatography of serum.


Wound infections due to Staphylococcus pyogenes in a thoracic surgical unit.


The bacterial flora of the upper respiratory tract and gut in children of nomad Lapps.


The interaction of bretylium with pressor agents.


Activity of the triethyl analogue of choline in suppressing experimental tetanus.


Tachyphylaxis to the antitetanus activity of some phenothiazine compounds. Although chlorpromazine and acepromazine were the most potent suppressants of local tetanus induced in rabbits by intramuscular injection of the toxin of Cl. tetani, repeated injections lost their effect (tachyphylaxis) and sometimes even increased muscle activity, as did single large injections of either of the two drugs. As neither tachyphylaxis nor stimulation occurred in spinal animals, these effects might arise from an action in the brain-stem reticular formation on which chlorpromazine has been shown to have both inhibitory and excitatory effects. The possible cause of the tachyphylaxis is discussed. Evidence is advanced to support the view that tachyphylaxis can occur when chlorpromazine is used in the treatment of tetanus in man. Methotrimeprazine was more potent than chlorpromazine, but less prone to induce tachyphylaxis. These qualities rendered it more desirable for clinical use than the other two compounds.


Problems of short-term comparison of antihypertensive drugs.


The natural history of hydrocephalus.

The natural history of hydrocephalus.


Hydrocephalus and disability.

Hydrocephalus and disability.


The natural history of spina bifida cystica.


Proctology.

Proctology.


Sources of satisfaction in the lives of working women.


Spondylolisthesis in children and adolescents.


The effect of hyaluronic acid on the sedimentation rate of other substances.


Fractionation of hyaluronic acid. The polydispersity of hyaluronic acid from the bovine vitreous body.


Studies on fractionated heparin.

Studies on fractionated heparin.


The clinical field.

The clinical field.


Vacuum-extraction. With a report of 10 cases.


The management of chronic bronchitis.

The management of chronic bronchitis.


A new method of teaching psychiatry to medical students.


Clinical investigations of a long-acting oestriol (polyoestriol phosphate).


Serum glutamic-pyruvic-transaminase in infectious mononucleosis.


The glutamic-pyruvic-transaminase and alkaline phosphatase levels in the serum during combined treatment with chlorpromazine and an antihistamine.


Serum proteins and protein-bound carbohydrates in tuberculosis and amyloidosis.


Clearance of exogenous vasopressin from plasma of dogs.


MMPI's of parents of child guidance cases.


A cross-sectional study in dental development and skeletal age.


Max Rubner on aging.

Max Rubner on aging.


The efficacy of intermittent peritoneal dialysis.


A survey of traumatic ruptured spleen.

A survey of traumatic ruptured spleen.


The use of psychopharmacologic agents in retarded children with behavior disorders.


Purification, N-terminal amino acid analysis, and disruption of an influenza virus.


The effect of temperature changes on the spontaneous nervous activity of the isolated nerve cord of Lumbricus terrestris.


Effects of intra-adrenal infusion of potassium on urinary potassium excretion in the dog.


Observations on the pathogenesis of spontaneous inherited hypertension and constricted renalartery hypertension in rats.


Therapeutic misadventures.

Therapeutic misadventures.


Habitual shoulder luxation: Eden-Hybinette's operation.


Blood-feeding, fecundity and ageing in Aedes aegypti var. queenslandensis.


Direct and abscopal effects of x-radiation on the thymus of the weanling rat.


Neurological and surgical experience in Arnold-Chiari malformation.


Recombination in the X-chromosome of Drosophila melanogaster.


The effect of calcium hydroxide on deep carious lesions.


Topical applications of fluoride solutions in dental caries control.


Highlights of research in dental public health, 1956-1960.


Assay of poly-beta-hydroxybutyric acid.

Assay of poly-beta-hydroxybutyric acid. Law, John H. (Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.) and Ralph A. Splepecky. Assay of poly-beta-hydroxybutyric acid. J. Bacteriol. 82:33-36. 1961-A convenient spectrophotometric assay of bacterial poly-beta-hydroxybutyric acid has been devised. Quantitative conversion of poly-beta-hydroxybutyric acid to crotonic acid by heating in concentrated sulfuric acid and determination of the ultraviolet absorption of the produce permits an accurate determination of this material in quantities down to 5 mug. This method has been used to follow the production of poly-beta-hydroxybutyric acid by Bacillus megaterium strain KM.


Influence of total body x-irradiation on tumor induction by parotid tumor agent in adult mice.


Variant of parotid tumour (polyoma) virus showing a change in oncogenic properties.


Immunological aspects of carcinogenesis.


Studies of mouse polyoma virus infection. V. Relation of virus infection to lymphocytic neoplasms of the mouse. The relationship of polyoma (parotid tumor) virus infection to spontaneous and x-ray induced lymphocytic neoplasms (leukemia) in mice has been studied in two sublines of the high leukemic AKR strain, in the high leukemic C58 strain and in the x-ray responsive C3Hf/Bi strain. There was found to be no correlation of hemagglutination-inhibiting (HI) antibody with leukemia appearing at various times throughout life, and there was no evidence of increased risk of developing leukemia in mice with prior antibody to polyoma virus. Virus isolation experiments accomplished with AKR leukemic mice showed that HI antibody status of these mice had the same significance with regard to presence or absence of detectable virus as was previously observed for non-leukemic mice from infected colonies. The results of this study were interpreted as supporting the concept that the repeated association of polyoma virus and experimental transmission of leukemia is fortuitous.


Complications of pregnancy and labour. 3. Multiple pregnancy.


Complications of pregnancy and labour. 5. Postpartum haemorrhage.


Complications of pregnancy and labour. 6. Obstetric emergencies.


An abnormal serum component in experimental poisoning by cadmium and other metals.


An abnormal serum protein in experimental poisoning by cadmium and other metals.


Serum changes in the rat following oral administration of cadmium.


Clinical arteriography in health and disease.


Turnover time of acetylcholinesterase.

Turnover time of acetylcholinesterase.


Cutaneous capillary changes in lupus erythematosus.


Cesarean section: indications and technique.


Imperforate anus.

Imperforate anus.


Significance of the presence of Lewis substances in serum during infancy.


Traumatic herniation of the right diaphragm. (With report of five cases).


A light weight needle-holding forceps.

A light weight needle-holding forceps.


Idiopathic chylothorax. Two case reports.


Intussusception due to segmental aganglionosis.


An outline of air-conditioning.

An outline of air-conditioning.


The ability of Anopheles gambiae Giles to transmit Brugia patei (Buckley, Nelson & Heisch).


Collaborative glaucoma survey.

Collaborative glaucoma survey.


How nurses can help the child who stutters.


Vitamin A and keratinization. Studies on the hamster cheekpouch.


Mucous metaplasia and mucous gland formation in keratinized adult epithelium in situ treated with vitamin A.


Alpha-ethyltryptamine acetate in alcoholism. A preliminary report.


Repair of atrial septal defect utilizing cardiopulmonary by-pass.


Extended resection of bronchogenic carcinoma. A reappraisal and suggested plan of management.


Operative cholangiography--a reappraisal.


The transfer of homograft sensitivity (accelerated rejection) with DNase-treated leukocyte extracts in man.


Career plans for young cardiac patients.


A new host record for Plasmodium relictum: the silver gull (Larus novae-hollandiae stephens).


The epidemiology of rheumatoid arthritis in Northern Europe.


Chlordiazepoxide in the treatment of alcoholism.


Heritable disorders of connective tissue.


Prevalence of rheumatoid arthritis.

Prevalence of rheumatoid arthritis.


Auditory problems in occupational medicine.


Hearing.

Hearing.


Some physiological correlates of noise induced hearing loss.


Symposium on otogenic vertigo. Physiologic factors.


Minimal brain injury in child psychiatry.


Seminiferous tubule dysgenesis. A case of Klinefelter's syndrome in a ten-month-old child.


Multi-dimensional study of plasma proteins. Column chromatography starch gel and immuno-electrophoresis.


A species comparison of serum proteins and enzymes by starch gel electrophoresis.


Human relations and leadership.

Human relations and leadership.


Effects of corticosteroid administration on the serum electrophoretic patterns of patients with pulmonary tuberculosis.


The effect of intraduodenal administration of hypertonic glucose solution on external pancreatic secretion.


An abdominal tourniquet for regional chemotherapy.


Regional perfusion of the pelvis: consideration of the "leakage" problem.


An analysis of the role of radical surgery for gastric cancer.


Fluid barriers within the otic capsule.

Fluid barriers within the otic capsule.


Limb suspension in varicose-vein surgery.


Systematic analytical differences between psoas major and longissimus dorsi muscles of cattle.


The fatty acid patterns of human serum in health.


Serum fatty-acid patterns in coronary-artery disease.


Hypothalamic neurosecretion in the refractory and post-refractory periods and its relationship to the rate of photoperiodically induced testicular growth in Zonotrichia leucophrys gambelii.


The adhesion of liver cells.

The adhesion of liver cells.


The behaviour in vitro of liver from rats treated with a carcinogen.


Treatment of acute experimental carbon-monoxide poisoning with oxygen under pressure.


Biosynthesis of ubiquinone in the rat.

Biosynthesis of ubiquinone in the rat.


Success in medicine.

Success in medicine.


The scratch sign--a valuable aid in the diagnosis of pneumothorax.


The shifting rales of left ventricular failure.


The toxicity of titanium tetrachloride.

The toxicity of titanium tetrachloride.


Tabes dorsalis and perforated duodenal ulcer.


The differential growth response of embryonic chick limb-bone rudiments to triiodothyronine in vitro. 1. Stage of development and organ size.


The amino acid metabolism of embryonic chick limb-bone rudiments in organ culture.


Thermographic assessment of burns and frostbite.


Aortic stenosis and sudden death.

Aortic stenosis and sudden death.


The development of acute leukemia in a patient with pernicious anemia and diabetes mellitus.


Dupuytren's contracture.

Dupuytren's contracture.


Problems in the treatment of carcinoma of the rectosigmoid and rectum.


Familial dysautonomia (Riley-Day syndrome). Report of two siblings and a review of the literature.


Older versus newer preanesthetic drugs.

Older versus newer preanesthetic drugs.


Waiting room observation in pediatric practice.


Cheilitis granulomatosa and Melkersson-Rosenthal syndrome.


Incidence of Capillaria hepatica in populations of the Florida deer mouse, Peromyscus floridanus.


New Rh phenotype, Dcceieif, found in a Chibcha Indian tribe.


Blood group antigens among the Paraujano.


The dynamics of Blue Shield and their relationship to the future of private medical care.


Hookworm anemia: iron metabolism and erythrokinetics.


Changes in fat metabolism in the course of Shwartzman phenomenon.


Water, vehicles, and topical therapy.

Water, vehicles, and topical therapy.


The role of hyperthyroidism in the formation of adrenal cortex insufficiency.


The effect of light on this developmental cycle of Nostoc muscorum, a filamentous blue-green alga.


Malignant melanoma of the skin. I. A mode to establish the extent of the subclinical permeation and infiltration of malignant melanomas of the skin by means of the P32 uptake-test.


Normand Louis HOERR: his contributions to cytochemistry and his role as a teacher.


Dysfunctional uterine bleeding.

Dysfunctional uterine bleeding.


Pancreas in maturity-onset diabetes. Pathogenetic considerations.


Absorption, testing, and clinical evaluation of oral prolonged-action drugs.


A case of vesical teratoma associated with vesical stones and diverticulum.


Visibility factors in aircraft collision avoidance.


Immunological effects of multiple experimental embryonal parabiosis in birds.


Hemodynamic principles and end-to-side vascular anastomoses.


Incorporation of 32P in vivo into phosphatidopeptides of rat brain.


Technique of high speed photography of the larynx.


Primary vaginal calculus. Review of the literature and report of an additional case.


A North-Riding doctor in 1609.

A North-Riding doctor in 1609.


Second primary bronchogenic carcinoma. A complication of successful lung cancer surgery.


Adenomas of the breast: relationship of adenofibromas to pregnancy and lactation.


Social desirability and the group Rorschach.


Discussion on fluid and electrolyte problems in abdominal emergencies.


Body fluid disturbance resulting from pyloric dysfunction.


Cardiospasm.

Cardiospasm.


Heterotopic mediastinal thyroid.

Heterotopic mediastinal thyroid.


Mediastinal teratomata.

Mediastinal teratomata.


Primary intrathoracic neural tumours.

Primary intrathoracic neural tumours.


A basic psychological orientation apparently associated with malignant disease.


Copper poisoning on shipboard.

Copper poisoning on shipboard.


A pilot project for emotionally distrubed children in Alberta.


William Rush DUNTON Jr. Pioneer in rehabilitation medicine. A Canadian tribute.


Levi-Strauss in the Garden of Eden: an examination of some recent developments in the analysis of myth.


Studies on glucosaminidase. 4. The fluorimetric assay of N-acetyl-beta-glucosaminidase.


The absorption of glycine and alanine and their peptides by Lactobacillus casei.


The equilibrium between the disulphide bonds in wool and mercaptoacetate.


Ultraviolet difference spectra and the internal structure of proteins.


Prophylaxis against repeated artificial challenge with Trypanosoma congolense. A comparative trial of antrycide pro-salt and prothidium bromide.


Observations on the treatment of Trypanosoma evansi infection in camels.


Intramural oesophageal foreign body.

Intramural oesophageal foreign body.


Indications and techniques for renovascular surgery on hypertensive patients.


Acute leukemia: a pathologic study of the causes of death in 157 proved cases.


Vesiculoprostatostasis--a clinical entity.


Ureteral reimplantation and bladder neck reconstruction. Four and one-half years' experience.


Some recent studies on the actions of neurohypophyseal hormones.


The effects of neurohypophyseal hormone on permeability and transport in a living membrane.


Physiologic mechanisms in potassium deficiency.


Studies of renal tubular transport processes in vitro in a living membrane.


Analysis of the effect of a proteolytic enzyme in the treatment of necrotic wounds.


Criteria for early surgical correction of concomitant esotropia in infants and children.


Ochronosis.

Ochronosis.


Increased transradiancy of one lung.

Increased transradiancy of one lung.


Paroxysmal atrial flutter in peroneal muscular atrophy.


Incorporation of amino acids into ribonucleic acid. III. Reversibility and equilibrium constant.


Notes on appendicitis in general practice.


BEAUMONT'S belly.

BEAUMONT'S belly.


Frontiers of medicine. III. What is pharmacology up to?


Doctors afield: Pierre Fauchard (1678-1761)--"Father of Dentistry".


New finds at Olduvai Gorge.

New finds at Olduvai Gorge.


Incorporation of phosphorylcholine labelled with phosphorus-32 into the liver phospholipids of rats treated with growth hormone.


The effect of pituitary growth hormone on phospholipid synthesis.


Education and training in civil aviation medicine.


A qualitative and quantitative study of the myenteric plexus of the small intestine of the cat.


Acute pancreatitis: the present position.


The treatment of hands. A survey of 10,668 patients treated in the Hand Clinic of the Royal Victoria infirmary, Newcastle upon Tyne.


Some problems of infertility in Singapore.


Preoperative irradiation in rectal carcinoma.


Intradiscal injection of hydrocortisone and prednisolone in the treatment of low back pain.


Antihistamine drugs in pre-anaesthetic medication: blind studies on 953 patients.


Comparative studies of phenazocine and dextromoramide, synthetic narcotics.


Peripheral arteriovenous communications.


The general practitioner and research.

The general practitioner and research.


Dividends from mitral valvotomv: a two to seven years' follow-up.


Rehabilitation problems associated with fractures and dislocations.


Studies on pigs reared on diets low in tocopherol and essential fatty acids.


Auscultation of the heart.

Auscultation of the heart.


Ataraxic drugs in preanesthetic medication blind studies in 1.852 patients.


A simple electrode system for measuring pH of blood.


Complete heart block with Stokes-Adams attacks treated by indwelling pacemaker.


Hypertension in adult Africans in Uganda.


Portal hypertension and gross splenomegaly in Uganda.


Dentistry in Great Britain 1859-1959: some facts on its past and present and thoughts on the future.


Prevention: our common purpose.

Prevention: our common purpose.


Intragastric pH determinations.

Intragastric pH determinations.


The use of electromyography: case presentation.


The cervical syndrome. Conservative management.


Frontiers of physical medicine and rehabilitation.


Isoleucine and valine metabolism in Escherichia coli. X. The enzymatic formation of acetohydroxybutyrate.


Orabilex and telepaque. A comparative study.


Experience in the use of controlled hypotension in surgical practice


Psychotherapy in the Soviet Union.

Psychotherapy in the Soviet Union.


On the golden anniversary of slitlamp microscopy.


The correction of astigmatism--an historical retrospect.


Psychiatry and national security.

Psychiatry and national security.


Premature rupture of the membranes. A statistical study from 7 U. S. Navy hospitals.


Management of endometriosis with nor-progesterone.


Contralateral ureteral metastasis from renal adenocarcinoma.


Tolerance of Gaspe fishermen to cold water.


Effect of adrenaline, noradrenaline and chlorpromazine on blood pressure of normal and cold-adapted animals.


Urinary excretion of adrenaline and noradrenaline in normal and cold-adapted animals.


Trimethadione hepatitis. A case report and review of trimethadione toxicity.


Hormonal control of the thyroid tumors produced by a low iodine diet in the rat.


Osteochondroma of the mandibular coronoid process. A report of one case and a review of the literature.


Mental health and occupation in the Rorschach analysis of an Egyptologist.


Studies on rat adipose tissue in vitro. VIII. Effect of preparations of pituitary adrenocorticotropic and growth hormones on glucose metabolism.


Glucose metabolism and mobilization of fatty acids by adipose tissue from obese mice.


An appraisal of radical hemorrhoidectomy.


Immunologic and thyroid function studies in euthyroid children with goiter.


Psychodrama as applied to adolescents.

Psychodrama as applied to adolescents.


The clinical study of object relations in appreciating the mental health of the child.


The teaching of medical psychology and sociology.


Schizophrenia in children. The frequency and quality of certain motor acts in diagnosis.


Effect of a steroid deficiency on oxidative phosphorylation in guinea pigs.


Significance of husbandry, pleuropneumonia-like organisms, and Hemophilus influenzae suis in the pathogenesis of porcine polyserositis with arthritis.


The effect of diet on the maturation of the neonatal piglet's serum protein profile and resistance to disease.


Symposium on psychotic object relationships. I. A psychotic object relationship.


Problems of rehabilitation of the leprosy patient in a high prevalence area of Africa.


Mutilations in leprosy.

Mutilations in leprosy.


The use of "etisul" (diethyl-dithiolisophthalate) in the treatment of leprosy in Africans.


Oral diuretics as an adjunct in the treatment of congestive heart failure.


The antihypertensive effect of guanethidine sulfate. Discussion.


Allergic aspects of serous otitis media in childhood.


Economic and social aspects of air pollution.


Experimental statistics and animal disease research.


The Winternitz "vascularization theory" of arteriosclerosis.


Experiences with project hope in Indonesia.


Clinical application for hypnosis.

Clinical application for hypnosis.


Ruptured plantaris tendon. An easily overlooked entity.


The mechanics of the cricoarytenoid joint.


Genes and antibodies.

Genes and antibodies.


Protein synthesis and cell division in a pyrimidine-starved protozoan.


Neurological manifestations in otolaryngology.


Vasopressin and oxytocin in the mammalian hypothalamus.


Medical malpractice litigation--The doctors' dilemma. IV.


Medi al malpractice litigation--the doctors' dilemma. II.


Medical malpractice litigation--the doctors' dilemma. I.


Medical malpractice litigation. The doctors' dilemma. III.


Medical malpractice litigation--the doctors' dilemma. V.


Place of radiotherapy in treatment of cancer of the larynx.


Radiotherapy of malignant melanomata of the eye.


The metabolic effects of aldosterone given by mouth.


Mixed infection of HeLa cells with polioviruses types 1 and 2.


Observations on the effect of chlordiazepoxide in patients requiring psychiatric treatment.


The role of computers in medical diagnosis.


Introduction to digital computers and automatic programming.


Using electronic computers in medical diagnosis.


Ultrastructural cytochemistry. Enzyme and acid hydrolysis of nucleic acids and protein. Selective extraction of specific cell components by enzyme or acid hydrolysis is possible from ultrathin sections for electron microscopy and parallel 2 micro sections for light microscopy of tissues fixed in formalin and embedded in a water-soluble polyepoxide, product X133/2097. Normal rat tissues fixed 15 minutes in formalin at 3 degrees C are more rapidly digested by proteinases than those fixed for the same length of time at 20 degrees C. Trypsin selectively attacks the nuclear chromatin and the ribonucleoprotein particles of the ergastroplasm, whereas mitochondria and zymogen granules resist tryptic digestion. Pepsin rapidly attacks the mitochondria and zymogen granules. The ergastoplasm and nucleus at first resist peptic digestion, but in time the entire cytoplasm and interchromatinic portion of the nucleus are attacked. Ribonuclease abolishes cytoplasmic basophilia in 2 micro sections, but parallel ultra-thin sections, stained with uranyl acetate and examined in the electron microscope, show no change in the ribonucleoprotein particles of the ergastoplasm. Desoxyribonuclease alone had no effect, but after pretreatment of the sections with pepsin or hydrochloric acid, desoxyribonuclease specifically attacked the nuclear chromatin. Nucleic acid-containing structures in the sections are gradually disintegrated by perchloric acid or hydrochloric acid.


Excretion of catecholamines in rats exposed to cold.


Turbidimetric determination of serum beta-lipoproteins in thyroid disorders.


The serum beta-lipoprotein level in tumours.


The tuberculin reaction in patients admitted to a military tuberculosis service, 1958-1960.


Myotonia dystrophica: a case report with sex chromatin studies.


Bilateral primary ovarian carcinomas. Case report.


Neonatal jaundice: two cases associated with glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency in erythrocytes.


Further pharmacological studies on propionyl erythromycin ester lauryl sulfate.


Advances in surgery: their effects on medical underwriting.


The blood sugar in office practice: practical and laboratory aspects.


Hepatic uptake and intestinal absorption of Co58-labelled 5,6-dimethylbenzimidazolyl-cobamide coenzyme.


Problems in the environmental adaptation of domestic animals.


Two new species of cryptobiotic (anabiotic) fresh-water nematodes, Actinolaimus hintoni sp.nov. and Dorylaimus keilini sp.nov. (Dorvlaimidae).


Crohn's disease presenting as pyrexia of unknown origin.


A survey of postoperative infection on a gynecological service.


Imipramine overdosage--report of a fatal case.


The circulatory effects of acute respiratory failure: with special reference to acute cor pulmonale.


Dry mass and cell area changes in Ehrlich mouse ascites carcinoma cells after complement-fixation reaction measured by interference microscopy.


Effect of phenazine di-N-oxide and phenazine on total cellular dry mass of mouse Ehrlich ascites cells as measured by interference microscopy.


The practice of pediatrics: group practice.


Effects of superinfection on the behavior of Toxocara canis larvae in mice.


Some insulin-like effects of nicotinic acid observed with isolated rat epididymal adipose tissue.


The anamnestic antibody response to Japanese encephalitis virus in monkeys and its implications concerning naturally acquired immunity in man.


Renal carbuncle with perforation into the peritoneal cavity.


Benzalkonium chloride-source of hospital infection with gram-negative bacteria.


Increased cerebrovascular permeability after repeated electroshocks.


Penetration of radioactive bovine albumin from cerebrospinal fluid into brain tissue.


The cerebral response as modified by acute x-irradiation.


Alfalfa extracts which stimulate growth of Neurospora sitophila. II. Isolation, characterization. and multiple nature of stimulatory compound.


Alfalfa extracts which stimulated growth of Neurospora sitophila. I. Preparation and activation of crude extracts.


Alfalfa extracts which stimulate growth of Neurospora sitophila. III. Effect on weight gain of thyroid-stressed albino rats.


Traumatic rupture of the extra hepatic biliary ducts from external trauma.


Management of postpartum urinary retention.


Complete atrioventricular block complicated by Adams-Stokes seizures successfully treated with isopropyl noradrenaline (Isuprel).


A new method of measuring respiratory air-flow resistance.


Measurement of total energy and material balance in rats by means of doubly labeled water.


Flows and pressures in lymphatic and blood vessels of intestine in water absorption.


On cor pulmonale. I.

On cor pulmonale. I.


The influence of potassium and calcium on the effect of ouabain on cat papillary muscles.


Effect of ouabain on glycerol-extracted fibers from heart containing a "relaxing factor".


The colorimetric determination of phenacetin in tablet mixtures.


Quantitative isolation of alkaloids from plant materials.


The identification and determination of nitrogenous organic bases with ammonium reineckate.


Studies on the mechanism of the Shwartzman phenomenon. Accelerated cutaneous reactivity to bacterial endotoxins. Rabbits given single injections of endotoxin and then skin-tested with endotoxin from 1 day to 1 month later exhibit accelerated skin reactions resembling the Arthus phenomenon. Injection of one endotoxin alters the subsequent reactivity of rabbits to other endotoxins as well. The state of altered reactivity can be transferred with serum, and appears to be related to the presence of non-precipitating cross-reactive antibody, rather than to specific precipitating antibody.


The effects of anxiety level and shock on a paired-associate verbal task.


Chemotherapy of cancer with special emphasis on the large bowel.


A study of fat intake and plasma lipids. II. Selection of subjects.


Cavernous haemangioma of the hand.

Cavernous haemangioma of the hand.


Role of triiodothyronine-I-131 purity in T-3 tests.


Postmortem changes in glycogen content of human eccrine sweat glands.


A pylon for above-knee amputees.

A pylon for above-knee amputees.


Symposium on rehabilitation in cardiovascular disease. Introduction.


Rubella arthritis. A study of twenty cases. Twenty patients, five males and fifteen females, who had rubella arthritis were observed for periods ranging from one to ten years after recovery. Rubella arthritis in these patients was characterized by polyarthritis associated with fibrositis, myalgia, paresthesias and muscular weakness. All of the male patients but only one-third of the females had involvement of the knee joints. The small joints of the hands were the joints most commonly affected in women. Post-rubella arthritis rheumatic symptoms, especially fibrositis, persisted for many months in almost half of the females, not at all in the males. The leukocyte content of the blood tended to be low and the erythrocyte sedimentation rate accelerated in the few patients in which determinations were done.Latex tests were performed in 17 patients. Ten of the 17 were studied with the three-stage technique of Hall. Results of inhibition tests were positive in 80 per cent of the patients with rubella arthritis studied who were tested within 18 months after the onset of illness. None of the patients tested 18 months or more after rubella arthritis had positive reaction.


The nephrotic syndrome as a complication of perchlorate treatment of thyrotoxicosis.


Ascorbic acid and the peripheral vascular system.


Recent trends in medical economics--history and prophecy.


The unique role of ascorbic acid in peripheral vascular physiology as compared with rutin and hesperidin: a micromanipulative study.


The role of government in medicine.

The role of government in medicine. ON THE FUNDAMENTAL QUESTION OF HOW FAR A GOVERNMENT SHOULD BE INVOLVED IN HEALTH SERVICES, THE AUTHOR BELIEVES THESE THINGS CAN APPROPRIATELY BE SAID: The government should continue to assume complete control over public health measures, and public health officials could well be permitted to invade medical services insofar as is necessary to achieve public health ends. To assist in the production of medical personnel, it is also fitting for the government to provide for increased teaching facilities, higher salaries for teachers in the medical field and scholarships for worthy students. In the area of insurance and prepayment plans, a really intelligent supervision of such devices, with the exercise of no more arbitrary governmental power than is now used by the various other regulatory commissions, is a suitable governmental function. The government's buying policies for its wards, rather than providing direct medical services for them, should be encouraged. This would give the private practice of medicine a boost and would improve the quality of medical care. Government should encourage the regionalization of medical services with as much of the actual controls exercised at the local level as can be achieved. Private means should be utilized for the provision of these services and public means should be used for their payment when this is an obligation of the government. The problem of mass education in health matters should be tackled by government. It would be a fine thing if the medical profession and governmental agencies could agree upon delineation of their respective roles in the health field. Because further experimentation is needed before the ideal solution is found, both government and organized medicine should encourage the exploration of new approaches.


Australia: the nursing services.

Australia: the nursing services.


Ferritin-labelled antibody as an electron stain for phage protein.


Fixation of E. coli spheroplasts for electron microscopy.


A tube for intrapleural aspiration after chest operations in animals.


Effect of 6-mercaptopurine adminstration on antibody production and clinical course in systemic lupus erythematosus. Report of a case.


The isolation and structure of alpha- and beta-melanocyte-stimulating hormones from monkey pituitary glands.


Assessment of anaemia in clinical practice.


When the nurse and patient are together.


An ageing effect in inhibited esterases: elimination of phenol from DPC1P-inhibited chymotrypsin and trypsin.


Cardiac activities of several monoamine oxidase inhibitors.


Measurements of cellular viability. A comparative study of neutral red and radioactive sulfate in the examination of the viability of cartilage.


Denaturation of plasma proteins as a cause of morbidity and death after intracardiac operations.


The effects of commonly used vasodilators on the blood pressure and contractile force of the heart.


The pediatrician as consultant in a general practice area.


Determination of hexosamines.

Determination of hexosamines.


On the state of creatine in heart muscle.


Quinidine intoxication: an experimental study of the effect of molar sodium lactate and potassium chloride.


Potato phosphorylase. I. Purification, physicochemical properties and catalytic activity.


Potato phosphorylase. II. Phosphate and sulfhydryl groups.


Food losses through animal disease.

Food losses through animal disease.


Cervical pregnancy.

Cervical pregnancy.


Importance of profunda femoris artery in the revascularization of the ischemic limb.


Coprecipitation of mitochondria and chloroplasts.


Pseudocrop.

Pseudocrop.


The management of chemical burns of the oesophagus.


On the synthesis in vivo of long-chain unsaturated fatty acids.


Hyperuricemia in myxedema.

Hyperuricemia in myxedema.


Pharmacologic effects and therapeutic possibilities provided by triiodothyropropionic acid and other analogues of thyroxine.


Some aspects of animal photoperiodism.

Some aspects of animal photoperiodism.


Sex hormones as a possible factor influencing the level of parasitization in frogs.


Radioactive vitamin B12 absorption in the megaloblastic anaemia caused by anticonvulsant drugs.


Energy metabolism in chemolithotropic bacteria.


Observations on the histochemistry of the notochord in Rana pipiens.


The differentiation of the epidermis in Rana pipiens.


Steroid borates. I. Structural considerations.


Some tetrahydropyranyl ether derivatives of steroid hormones.


Effects of in vivo decalcification on ultrastructure of adult rat liver. A method of in situ perfusion of rat liver via the portal vein is described, by which osmiumtetroxide fixative can be introduced rapidly and uniformly to all parts of the tissue. Previous perfusion with balanced physiological saline solution, under the conditions described, of itself causes minimal change in the liver cell and liver architecture. Perfusion with a chelating agent causes no further detectable alteration within the liver cell but results in separation of the cells, even to the extent of producing a free cell suspension. The separation of cells is not accompanied by any recognizable damage to the plasma membrane but there is a striking tendency to pseudopod formation on the newly exposed surface. These findings provide direct evidence to support the classical concept of the importance of calcium to the adhesiveness of the plasma membrane in the tissues of the adult rat.


Hypotension accompanying ECG changes in two uremic patients with severe hypocalcemia.


Metabolic effects and therapeutic applications of triiodothyropropionic acid.


Behind the scenes on accreditation.

Behind the scenes on accreditation.


Observations on norethandrolone-induced abnormalities in plasma decay of sulfobromophthalein and indocvanine green.


An electron microscope study of the postnatal development of the hamster kidney with particular reference to the intertubular tissue.


The treatment of diabetes insipidus with benzydroflumethiazide and potassium chloride in eleven patients.


Results of subcostal plombage in pulmonary tuberculosis with a consideration of changing indications.


Recovery from neurodermatitis of 16 years' duration.


Tracer exchange vs. net uptake of glucose through human red cell surface. New evidence for carrier-mediated diffusion. Previous kinetic studies of net sugar movements through the human erythrocyte surface (in response to concentration gradients) have led to postulation of a special "carrier" system for transfer of monosaccharides in these cells. But alternatively some sort of non-specific depression of cell permeability at high sugar concentrations has been suggested as a possible basis for the saturation kinetics and the competitive phenomena observed. New theoretical calculations show that these two interpretations predict entirely different orders of magnitude for the relative rate of tracer glucose exchange at such high sugar levels. Therefore, the speeds of gross chemical equilibration and of tracer glucose equilibration were compared by means of serial analyses on quickly separated cells and media, in thick red cell suspensions. Glucose was first added to glucose-free suspensions, and its entry into the cells followed; then C14-glucose was added after attainment of chemical equilibrium, and the tracer equilibration similarly followed. The speed of the tracer movement in relation to the speed of net uptake was on the order of 50 to 100 times greater than would be found in an uncomplicated diffusion process, regardless of what depressant effect might be occasioned by the high sugar levels. In contrast, the comparative rates observed are predicted by the previously proposed facilitated-diffusion mobile-carrier model for monosaccharide transfer, if the glucose-carrier complex is assigned a dissociation constant (at 20 degrees C.) in the neighborhood of 1 mM.


Sugar transport in the red blood cell: structure-activity relationships in substrates and antagonists.


Persistence in erythrocyte ghosts of mediated sugar transport.


Some observations in patients with hepatolenticular degeneration.


Rheumatoid spondylitis: a follow-up study.


Postherpetic neuralgia. A method of effective treatment.


Status perceptions of psychiatric social workers and their implications for work satisfaction.


Cavernous transformation of the portal vein.


The Valsalva manoeuvre.

The Valsalva manoeuvre.


The clinical pattern of resistance in pulmonary tuberculosis.


Chronic bronchitis. Controlled trial of isoprenaline and chymotrypsin by inhalation.


Phosphate and salt uptake by bakers' yeast.


A belt as a simple aid in the re-education of walking.


Distributional records of amphibians and reptiles in Kansas.


Control of toxicity in foods, drugs and cosmetics.


The monster test.

The monster test.


On the structure of the glucosylated hydroxymethylcytosine nucleotides of coliphages T2, T4, and T6.


Pulmonary hemosiderosis with glomerulonephritis. A report of two cases.


An evaluation of cardiovascular contrast media.


A surgical technique for cataract extraction by eye residents. Evaluation of cataract surgery performed by residents at Veterans Administration Hospital, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.


Anatomic variations of the iris in relation to basal iridectomy in the treatment of glaucoma.


Investigations on the infectivity of early cultural forms of Rhodesian trypanosomiasis.


Tris buffer for differentiation between haemoglobins C and E and separation of haemoglobins S from F and 'lepore' from A.


Pseudo-cholinesterase.

Pseudo-cholinesterase.


A new pseudocholinesterase phenotype?

A new pseudocholinesterase phenotype?


Fetal hemoglobin and thalassemia.

Fetal hemoglobin and thalassemia.


Haemoglobinopathies.

Haemoglobinopathies.


The new orientation in modern nursing.

The new orientation in modern nursing.


The pathological significance of fetal hemoglobin.


Antagonism of phospholine (echothiophate) iodide by certain quaternary oximes.


Placebo-proneness and placebo-resistance of different psychological functions.


Discussion: Pavlovian Conference on Higher Nervous Activity. V. Psychopharmacology.


Psychoactive drugs and their influence on the dynamics of working capacity.


Combined pharmaco-fever treatment with imipramine (tofranil) and typhoid vaccine in the management of depressive conditions.


Clinical evaluation of a new approach in the treatment of contracture associated with hip fracture after internal fixation.


Primary carcinoma of the small intestine diagnosed by multiple suction biopsies.


An instrument for multiple transoral biopsies of the gastro-intestinal tract.


Pathogenicity for suckling mice of Coxsackie viruses adapted to human amnion cells. Continuous passages in primary human amnion cell cultures of Coxsackie prototype viruses A-9, A-10, A-11, A-13, A-14, A-15, A-18, B-1, B-2, B-4, and B-5 increased the titers, hastened and enhanced cytopathic effect, and in varying degrees caused loss of virulence for newborn mice. Only B-3 behaved differently in that neither adaptation to cells in vitro nor attenuation with respect to the original animal host could be observed. Types A-15, B-1, B-2, and B-5 slowly regained virulence when passed in mice after high concentration passages in amnion cells whereas all other viruses reverted to their original virulence after only 1 or 2 passages in the animal host. When these strains, however, were purified by cloning procedures, they too showed markedly increased stability. In all stages of attenuation, viruses multiplied extensively in vivo as could be shown by titration in amnion cell cultures. It is suggested that a genetic mechanism is operative leading to virus populations in which the majority of the particles is qualitatively changed.


Comparative susceptibility of mammalian cells in culture to prototype enteroviruses.


Preparation of cell cultures from human amniotic membranes.


Kwashiorkor... Present problems.

Kwashiorkor... Present problems.


Measurement of maximal blood flow following a standardized fatiguing exercise for evaluation of the functional capacity of the peripheral circulation.


Androgen therapy for refractory anemia: report of a case associated with thymoma.


How cells transform energy.

How cells transform energy.


Ionic environment and the contraction of isolated rat-liver mitochondria by adenosine triphosphate.


Oxidative phosphorylation in submitochondrial systems.


The biochemical and structural organization of mitochondria.


Multiple sclerosis in Hungary.

Multiple sclerosis in Hungary.


A study of PGSR testing of Rh athetoids.


Essetial hypercholesteremia with formation of xanthomas in the thvroid gland: report of case.


Does prolactin induce incubation behavior in the ring dove?


The presence of the mate and of nesting material as stimuli for the development of incubation behavior and for gonadotropin secretion in the ring dove (Streptopelia risoria).


Gonadotropin secretion in response to external stimuli of varying duration in the ring dove (Streptopelia risoria).


Previous breeding experience and hormone-induced incubation behavior in the ring dove. Injected progesterone induces incubation behavior much faster, and in a higher percentage of cases, in doves with previous breeding experience thanin those without such experience. The nature of the animal's previous experience is thus one of the variables influencing behavioral responses to exogenous hormones.