Group program for new residents of a home for the aged.


Temperature regulation in infants with chronic hypoxemia.


Neutral temperature range and range of "thermal comfort" in premature infants.


A lead hand: a simple holding device for hand surgery.


Postoperative quadriceps exercise.

Postoperative quadriceps exercise.


Higher intellecutal functions in a patient with hemispherectomy for tumors.


Strain and sex differences in serum cholesterol levels of mice. Five inbred strains of mice differed significantly in serum cholesterol level. Cholesterol levels ranged from 128 mg/100 ml in C57B1/6 mice to 208 mg/100 ml in C3H mice. Cholesterol level was significantly higher in males than in females. The cholesterol level of 2-month-old mice did not differ from that of 1-year-old mice.


Inhibition of nitrogen fixation by fluoroacetate.


Drug effects on a target metabolic pathway and on mouse tumor growth: azauridine and decarboxylation of orotic acid-7-C-14.


Hypoxia as a stressor.

Hypoxia as a stressor.


Contract laundry service: count its cost and weigh its promises.


Current therapy in cerebrovascular insufficiency.


Structure and properties of hemocyanins. I. Electron micrographs of hemocyanin and apohemocyanin from Helix pomatia at different pH values.


Structure and properties of hemocyanins. II. Electron micrographs of the hemocyanins of Sepia officinalis, Octopus vulgaris and Cancer pagurus.


Peer supervision as a method of learning psychotherapy.


Autonomic response to cerebellar stimulation in the decorticate cat.


Hydroxyl group catalysis. II. The reactivity of the hydroxyl group of serine. The nucleophilicity of alcohols and the ease of hydrolysis of their acetyl esters as related to their pKa.


The circumoval precipitin test in experimental Schistosoma mansoni infections.


The mechanisms for chymotrypsin.

The mechanisms for chymotrypsin.


A comment on the spectrophotometric determination of chlorophyll.


Fluorescence of aldosterone in sulphuric acid.


Urethral catherter as a cause of urinary-tract infection in pregnancy and puerperium.


Intracellular killing of Micrococcus lysodeikticus by macrophages and polymorphonuclear leucocytes: a comparative study.


Adjustment of urine pH in the chemotherapy of urinary-tract infections. A laboratory and clinical assessment.


Treatment of urinary-tract infections with amphicillin. A clinical trial.


Problems in the aetiology, diagnosis and treatment of pyelonephritis.


On the nature of normal tremor.

On the nature of normal tremor.


The rectoresector. A new instrument for resection of the rectum.


Myocardial infarction treated by early ambulation. Effect of prolonged anticoagulant therapy on the immediate prognosis after discharge from hospital.


Redundant colon as a cause of constipation. The authors present evidence to show that a long colon is associated with constipation. In certain cases of intractable constipation associated with a long colon they recommend surgical treatment.


Hemagglutination-inhibiting antibodies to tick-borne encephalitis virus in mammals and birds.


The diagnosis of pyelonephritis in childhood: quantitative culture of non-catheter urine specimens.


Pneumatosis cystoides intestinalis.

Pneumatosis cystoides intestinalis.


Myxoedematous coma with extreme hypothermia in a patient treated with a thyroid preparation of a very low biological activity.


Effects of methionine loading on the behavior of schizophrenic patients.


Relevance of drug-induced extrapyramidal reactions to behavioral changes during neuroleptic treatment. II. Combined treatment with trifluoperazine-amobarbital.


Relevance of drug-induced extrapyramidal reactions to behavioral changes during neuroleptic treatment. I. Treatment with trifluoperazine singly and in combination with trihexyphenidyl.


Correlations between behavior and urinary excretion of indole amines and catecholamines in schizophrenic patients as affected by drugs.


Physiological support of an extreme high altitude flying program.


Collateral behavior in humans.

Collateral behavior in humans.


Use of fluocinolone acetonide in chronic allergic dermatoses: preliminary report.


Dexbrompheniramine maleate in the management of allergic syndromes.


An analysis of inpatients, Department of Veterans Affairs, at midnight, March 31, 1961.


Behavior of the erythrocyte pyrophosphatase activity in the enzyme-deficiency haemolytic anaemias. II. A new test for the detection of the enzyme defect.


Behaviour of the erythrocyte pyrophosphatase activity in the enzyme-deficiency haemolytic anaemias. I. Quantitative modifications of the enzyme.


The sialic acids. III. Distribution and properties of animal N-acetylneuraminic aldolase.


Changes in the fine structure of HeLa cells in relation to growth.


Congenital defect of the pericardium.

Congenital defect of the pericardium. The morbid anatomy and histopathology is described as found at necropsy on a 7-year-old coloured girl who suffered from partial defect of the pericardium with prolapse and partial incarceration of the cardiac apex. Because of the absence of any history of illness during life the defect is considered to have been congenital, and because of the lack of any other significant necropsy findings, it is considered to have been the cause of death.


Purification and properties of exophthalmos-producing substance.


The nature of the lacrimal mucoprotein stimulated by exophthalmos-producing substance.


Curable hypertension.

Curable hypertension.


Renin content and excretory function of the kidney in rats with experimental hypertension.


A new papular erythema of childhood.

A new papular erythema of childhood.


Spontaneous subluxation of the atlanto-axial joint.


Alcoholism today.

Alcoholism today.


Emotional impact of hospitalization and its management.


A simplified procedure for the preparation of "soluble" RNA from rat liver.


Co-existent Addison's disease and thyrotoxicosis.


Acute chest pain and hematemesis.

Acute chest pain and hematemesis.


Arthritis, anemia, and renal failure.

Arthritis, anemia, and renal failure.


Disorientation, focal neurologic signs, and death in ten days.


Evaluation of calcium carbimide in the treatment of alcoholism.


Fractionation of brain macromolecules-I. chromatography on hydroxylapatite of enzymes solubilized by Triton X-100 from the rat brain mitochondrial fraction.


Maternal-fetal oxygen and acid-base studies and their relationships to hyaline membrane disease in the newborn infant.


Basic factors influencing premature birth.


Reactions to injury in lathyritic rats.

Reactions to injury in lathyritic rats.


The surgery of pelvic lymph node metastases from carcinoma of the cervix.


The surgical attack upon gynecologic cancer.


Hemipelvectomy in combination with partial pelvic exenteration for uncontrolled recurrent and metastatic cancer of the cervix, five-year survival.


Some problems of regeneration.

Some problems of regeneration.


Mechanical transmission of cocoa mottle leaf virus and three distinct isolates of the cocoa swollen-shoot virus.


Chloramphenicol and aplastic anemia: report of four cases.


Ocular sarcoidosis. Report of a case with fundus changes.


Coccidiodomycosis: A primer.

Coccidiodomycosis: A primer.


Comparative physiology of sweat.

Comparative physiology of sweat.


Effect of acetazolamide on dog parotid saliva.


Graphs. Their value as a record form in the management of the cerebral palsied.


The clinical center. An integral part of the education program.


Acute hemorrhagic pancreatitis complicated by duodenalobstruction. Report of a case.


Roentgenologic manifestations of primary hepatoma with particular reference to some unusual cholecystographic findings.


Aphagia and adipsia in a dog with bilateral complete lesion of the amygdaloid complex.


Angry behavior in dogs following bilateral lesions in the genual portion of the rostral cingulate gyrus.


Disinhibition of inhibitory conditioned responses following selective brain lesions in dogs. Discrete lesion of the genual portion of the anterior cingulate gyrus in three dogs produced temporary disinhibition of preoperatively trained inhibitory food conditioned responses. This disinhibition was accompanied by increase in general behavior motivated by food reinforcement. Lesion of the posterior cingulate gyrus in three other dogs did not produce such impairment.


Effect of phosphoric acid on digitalis compounds.


A decade with agammaglobulinemia.

A decade with agammaglobulinemia.


Effect of word cue removal on adaptation and adjacency: a clinical paradigm.


Present clinical experience with anti-serotonine treatments.


The experimental production of hepatic veno-occlusive disease in rats.


On the epidemiology of filariasis in Suriname.


Effect of estradiol on phosphorylase activity of intrasplenic ovarian graft in C57Bl mice.


Genetic modifiers of streptomycin resistance in Pneumococcus. Bryan, Betty E. (University of Rochester, Rochester, N. Y.). Genetic modifiers of streptomycin resistance in pneumococcus. J. Bacteriol. 82:461-470. 1961.-Streptomycin-resistant mutants arising spontaneously in pneumococcus vary widely with respect to the maximal concentrations of streptomycin which they resist. A small random sample of these mutations tested for linkage are allelic or closely linked. One single-step mutant resisting a relatively low level of streptomycin undergoes the following changes: (i) replacement (by a secondary mutation) of the original mutation by an allele conferring a high level of resistance; (ii) reversion to complete sensitivity by back mutation at the originally mutated site; (iii) enhancement by an unlinked modifier gene which confers no resistance by itself but raises the level of resistance of the mutant strain approximately 10-fold. This modifier may have some specificity in its action on the different mutations occurring at a gene locus.The possibility is discussed that multi-step resistance may often originate by acquisition of modifiers.


Prophylactic antimicrobial therapy.

Prophylactic antimicrobial therapy.


Defibrillatory substance from Pteryxia terebinthina.


Anxiety and the spiral aftereffect test.


Can carcinoma in situ be differentiated from invasive carcinoma by means of exfoliative cytology?


Spontaneous activity and food deprivation in human subjects.


Amnion nodosum. Report of a case.

Amnion nodosum. Report of a case.


Equine salmonellosis.

Equine salmonellosis.


Crystal structures of salts of methylated purines and pyrimidines.


Methods other than exfoliative cytology for determining the effect of progestogens.


Reutilization of leukocyte DNA by cells of regenerating liver.


Exfoliative cytology and experimental cytology of carcinoma in situ. Cytomorphology of carcinoma in situ.


The effects of anti-inflammatory drugs on some aspects of intermediary metabolism.


Diagnostic accuracy of the sex-chromatin determinations.


The antihypertensive effects of chlorthalidone. A comparative analysis with benzothiazide compounds.


Is the presence of a highly proliferative cell type (estrogenic type) during the second half of the cycle incompatible with normal luteal function?


Antihypertensive properties of pargyline hydrochloride. New non-hydrazine monoamine oxidase inhibitor compared with sulphonamide diuretics.


Mebutamate as an antihypertensive agent.


Hyperuricemia induced by the administration of chlorthalidone and other sulfonamide diuretics.


Use of dextran in preventing thrombosis of small arteries following surgical trauma.


Surgical treatment of cerebral vascular insufficiency.


A note on the flora and fauna in the rumen of steers fed a feedlot bloat-provoking ration and the effect of penicillin. A study was made of the predominant culturable bacteria and ciliate protozoa present in the rumen of two steers that were regularly bloating on a pelleted ratio containing 22% alfalfa meal, 16% soybean oil meal, 61% barley, and 1% common salt. The ruminal microorganisms in the two animals differed as indicated by a high total culture count of bacteria, an almost complete absence of ciliate protozoa, a low pH, and a difference in the proportions of presumptively identified predominant bacterial groups in one animal (steer 26) as compared with the other (steer 32). The first exposure of the animals to procaine penicillin (75 or 150 mg per day on 2 successive days) resulted in an abnormal ruminal flora 31 hr after the first treatment as indicated by drastic drops in total and cellulolytic bacterial counts and a change in the proportions of predominant bacterial groups. The animals refused feed for 32 to 48 hr after the first treatment. After feed consumption resumed, further treatment with 75 mg penicillin on 4 successive days did not appear to greatly alter the flora and did not result in feed refusal in animal 32. In animal 26, amounts of penicillin progressing from 50 to 200 mg per day did not result in feed refusals and observations on rumen ingesta samples during this period indicated a decrease in total bacterial count, a great increase in numbers of ciliate protozoa, a higher pH, and a change in the proportions of predominant bacterial groups so that the ruminal picture was much more similar to that of animal 32 than to its own during the pre-penicillin period. Bloat was not relieved except during the period of feed refusal. The results indicate that the ruminal flora rapidly adapts to penicillin and that bloat of the feedlot type can occur in animals with widely differing numbers and kinds of bacteria and protozoa. Feedlot bloat does not appear to be correlated with the occurrence or numbers of any of the individual predominant groups of bacteria cultured.


Veratrum viride in the treatment of eclampsia. III.


The public health nurse's expanding responsibilities.


Long term mortality in cardiac neuroses.


Dissociation studies of Vibrios from the bovine genital tract.


Enzymic steroid conversions in a masculinovoblastoma.


The problems of orthopaedic surgery in northern Nigeria.


Muscle pains following the use of suxamethonium in caesarean section.


Is mevalonic acid a precursor of the corticosteroids?


Antibiotics: Practical and experimental aspects.


The metabolism of serotonin in amniotic fluid.


Fluoride metabolism in pregnant rats.

Fluoride metabolism in pregnant rats.


Endometriosis in Israel.

Endometriosis in Israel.


Comparative studies on pre-eclampsia and eclampsia in Israel immigrant populations.


Electrophoretic distribution of proteins in amniotic fluid and in maternal and fetal serum.


Quantitative evaluation of the thiocholine method for cholinesterase as applied to single end-plates from mouse gastrocnemius muscle.


Neurosurgery in Poland today.

Neurosurgery in Poland today.


Contribution to the problem of the etiology of endometriosis.


Malonate as a biosynthetic intermediate in Penicillium urticae.


A fungus pigment of novel type, and the nature of fungus 'lignin'.


Intermediary metabolism and antibiotic synthesis.


On the mechanism of fatty acid biosynthesis.


Arrangement of cholesterol molecules in the myelin sheath.


Selective frontal lobe operation for treatment of some diseases of the digestive tract with special reference to ulcerative colitis.


Phenomenological vs. nosological approach in early therapy of mental illness.


Pargyline, a paragon of affective therapy.


Suprarenal haemorrhage in newly born infants, with special reference to the diagnostic significance of the clinical symptoms.


Substituted uracil herbicides.

Substituted uracil herbicides. Explorations in the pyrimidine series have led to the discovery of highly active herbicides, of which 3-butyl-6-methyluracil and 5-bromo-3-isopropyl-6-methyluracil are examples.


Celiac disease. Problems in diagnosis and effects of a gluten free diet.


Jejunal biopsy in diabetic steatorrhea. A case report.


Characterization of a propionic acid producing actinomycete, Actinomyces propionicus, sp. nov.


Three aspects of blood group serology.

Three aspects of blood group serology.


Evaluation of the epinephrine skin test as a biological assay for endotoxin.


Isoleuko-agglutinins as a complication of repeated blood transfusion.


Further studies on leukocyte isoantibodies in patients' sera.


Studies on the in vivo metabolism of alpha- and beta-aspartyl-glycine-1-C14.


Mongolism.

Mongolism.


Occurrence of beta-aspartyl and gamma-glutamyl oligopeptides in human urine.


Incineration of fecal specimens for radioactivity measurement.


Post-operatve infection in a casualty department.


The future of hospital associations in Canada.


The auto-immune concept.

The auto-immune concept.


The association of auto-immune thyroiditis and cirrhosis of the liver.


The serum proteins in thyroid disease.

The serum proteins in thyroid disease.


The clinical significance of the complement fixation test in thyrotoxicosis.


The pollution of underground waters and the recharging of supplies. (c) Natural purification of water during artificial replenishment of the ground.


Group therapy as a disposition following individual therapy.


Drugs--made in Germany.

Drugs--made in Germany.


Development of the intrasegmental bronchial tree: the pattern of branching and development of cartilage at various stages of intra-uterine life.


Development of the mucus-secreting elements in human lung.


Gastrointestinal symptoms as a manifestation of genitourinary tract disease.


Surgical treatment of tuberculosis of bones and joints under an umbrella of antituberculous and antibiotic drugs.


Management of mycotic aneurysm of the superior mesenteric artery.


The electromyogram: its value in the diagnosis of neuromuscular disorders.


Age and ether anesthesia in mice.

Age and ether anesthesia in mice.


Postoperative use of percutaneous tracheal stimulation.


The "caudate-spindle". III. Inhibition by high frequency stimulation of subcortical structures.


Integration of visual impulses and the "caudate loop".


The "caudate-spindle". IV. A behavioral index of caudate-induced inhibition.


The "caudate-spindle". I. Electrophysiological properties.


Epidemiologic investigations of sarcoidosis. III. Serum proteins; syphilis; association with tuberculosis: familial aggregation.


Epidemiologic investigations of sarcoidosis. II. Skin sensitivity and environmental factors.


Epidemiologic investigations of sarcoidosis. I. Introduction; material and methods.


Epidemiologic investigations of sarcoidosis. IV. Discussion and summary.


A clinical trial of a quaternary ammonium antiseptic lozenge in the treatment of the common cold.


Some properties of human trypsin.

Some properties of human trypsin.


On the mechanism of enzyme action. 73. Studies on trypsins from beef, sheep and pig pancreas.


An electron microscopic study of the cleavage furrow in mammalian cells. The process of cytoplasmic cleavage has been studied in thin sections of rat erythroblasts and the cells of mouse leukemia and Walker 256 carcinoma of the rat. The development of the cleavage furrow begins in relation to the mid-body, which, earlier, appears on the equatorial plane in association with the continuous fibers of the spindle. The earliest evidence of a cleavage furrow is the presence of a vesicle or vesicles close to the mid-body. Subsequently, many smaller vesicles are seen in the equatorial plane. The cleavage furrow probably develops by the fusion of these vesicles so that a new plasma membrane is formed between the daughter cells, and extends from the telophase intercellular bridge to the cell margin. During the stage of formation of the vesicles, cisternae, believed to be part of the endoplasmic reticulum, assume an intimate relationship with the cleavage plane, and they may perhaps be involved in the formation of the vesicles.


The fine structure of the mid-body of the rat erythroblast. The development of the mid-body has been studied in mitotic erythroblasts of the rat bone marrow by means of thin sections examined with the electron microscope. A differentiated region on the continuous spindle fibers, consisting of a localized increase in density, is observed at the equatorial plane. The mid-body seems to develop by the aggregation of such denser lengths of spindle fiber. Its appearance precedes that of the cleavage furrow. A plate-like arrangement of fibrillary material lies transversely across the telophase intercellular bridge. Later, this material becomes amorphous and assumes the form of a dense ring closely applied to a ridge in the plasma membrane encircling the middle of the bridge. Although the mid-body forms in association with the spindle fibers, it is a structurally distinct part, and the changes which it undergoes are not shared by the rest of the bundle of continuous fibers.


Lamellae in the spindle of mitotic cells of Walker 256 carcinoma. In mitotic cells of Walker 256 carcinoma some four-layered lamellar structures were observed which had the appearance of paired cysternae of the ER. Two inner membranes were regular, smooth surfaced, and closely applied to each other. The two outer membranes were somewhat irregularly placed in relation to the inner pair; they showed attached RNP particles and connections with cysternae of the ER. The membranes often appeared to radiate from the region of the centrosphere towards the compact mass of chromosomes. Thus, they lay amid the spindle fibres and are referred to as "spindle lamellae." They approached the centrioles closely but were not observed to be continuous with them. They appeared to terminate in the pole of the spindle by joining smooth surfaced membranes in the centrosphere. Their equatorial termination was in relation to the chromosomes. At the surface of the chromosome mass they frequently split into two double membranes, which were closely applied to the chromosome substance. The most prominent and complicated membranes were seen in anaphase cells. An hypothesis is advanced which ascribes the development of the nuclear membrane to the spindle lamellae.


Lesions in the rabbit aorta produced by feeding a high cholesterol diet followed by a normal diet. An electron microscopic study.


Changes in serum transaminase activities associated with plant and mineral toxicity in sheep and cattle.


Chronic acidosis in subtotally nephrectomized rats.


Time of appearance of lung surfactant in the foetal mouse.


Abnormalities of the pulmonary artery resembling intrathoracic neoplasms.


Mediastinal vascular abnormalities confused with tumors.


Activities of the USAEHA in the field of vision and allied areas.


Loss of infectivity on drying various viruses.


Acute adrenocortical insufficiency following caesarean section: a case report.


Modifying influence of glucose on fatty acid-mobilizing activities of epinephrine, ACTH and growth hormone in vitro.


Less common manifestations of psoriasis.


Factors influencing the release of free fatty acids from rat adipose tissue.


Enteritis gravis. Report of three cases.


Brief observations on face saving.

Brief observations on face saving.


Serial propagation of types 1, 2, 3 and 4 dengue virus in HeLa cells with concomitant cytopathic effect.


Kinetin, as a mitotic stimulant in Triturus viridescens.


Pachyonychia congenita.

Pachyonychia congenita.


Isolated limb perfusions. A study of the factors influencing escape of perfusate.


Cancer subjects and abnormal cell division.


Peptic ulcer and the blood groups.

Peptic ulcer and the blood groups.


Postoperative cardiac arrhythmias.

Postoperative cardiac arrhythmias.


The case for the "two team" abdominoperineal resection.


Primary epidural spinal lymphosarcoma.

Primary epidural spinal lymphosarcoma.


Section of the cerebral peduncles.

Section of the cerebral peduncles.


A philosophy of neurosurgery.

A philosophy of neurosurgery.


Parkinsonism and its treatment.

Parkinsonism and its treatment.


Neuroanatomical and neurosurgical aspects of herniated intervertebral discs.


Some primary (malignant?) tumors of the spine.


The human neural mechanism controlling skeletal muscular activity.


Evaluation of enterococci as indicator of coastal water pollution.


The phenomenon of haemolysis in the system Salmonella typhi-bacteriophage VI II. I. Exclusion of lysogenic conversion.


Salmonelloses of man diagnosed in the years 1946-1956 in Poland.


A polio-like illness in Antarctica.

A polio-like illness in Antarctica.


Acclimatization to cold in Antarctica as shown by rectal temperature. Response to a standard cold stress.


Meigs' syndrome: report of a typical case.


The pathology of glomus jugulare tumors.


Chemical changes in the ground substance of the vessel wall in arteriosclerosis.


Intolerance of ambiguity as a personality variable.


Detection of free-radical damage in the vitamin E-deficient chick.


Absence of red cell enzyme deficiency in Australian Aborigines.


Sickle-cell thalassaemia disease in a family with intermarriage of siblings.


Peripheral circulatory regulation during deep hypothermia and rewarming.


Poisonous snakes in Brazil.

Poisonous snakes in Brazil.


Lightning stoke injury--a report of multiple casualties resulting from a single lightning bolt.


Bagassosis: a true pnemoconiosis.

Bagassosis: a true pnemoconiosis.


The management of respiratory tract emergencies.


Effects of benzylic diamines on Schistosoma mansoni.


Sedimentation coefficient distributions of cold water-extracted glycogens of Fasciola hepatica.


Relative hypoglycemia. A clinical review of 350 cases.


Benign strictures of the biliary tract. A review of the literature and report of twenty-two cases.


Prediction of medical school performance and its relationship to achievement.


School phobia.

School phobia.


Diverticulum of the uterus.

Diverticulum of the uterus.


Incidence of undescended testis in the newborn.


Clinical assessment of heart diseas during pregnancy.


Morbidity and mortality among infants born to mothers with heart diseas.


Tranquilizing drugs and pregnancy tests in male batrachia. The reactions for the diagnosis of pregnancy by the use of urine from patients who are receiving tranquilizing drugs of the phenothiazine group have given false positive results when performed in the North American frog Rana pipiens. Such false positive reactions are not obtained when the South American toad Bufo arenarum is used.


Primary and secondary liver amyloidosis

Primary and secondary liver amyloidosis


A swiss manufacturer sees the industrial revolution in England.


Decline in the cellular content of RNA, protein and dry weight during the logarithmic growth of Euglena gracilis.


Differential effects of temperature on the growth of Euglena gracilis.


Nonspecific diseases after food ingestion in the Dresden area from the years 1995 to 1960


Prolonged use of oral neomycin in premature infants.


The use of the incisors by primates in grooming.


Multiple haemoglobins and transferrins in a macaque sibship.


Alkali-resistant haemoglobins in Prosimian primates.


A new look at the evolution of the primates.


Transferrin differences in chimpanzee sera.


Antihuman sera and primate erythrocytes.


Histiocytosarcomatosis with a systemic tendency. The classification of neoplastic diseases of the haemopoietic tissues.


The role of Health Information Foundation.


Symposium on community health services. II. Potentials for development.


Voluntary health care programs today. An appraisal of accomplishments and opportunities for growth.


A notched cassette for the mandible.

A notched cassette for the mandible.


The role of frequency in developing perceptual sets.


Presentation time, total time, and mediation in paired-associate learning.


Health perspectives of our radioactive world. The first annual Bronfman Lecture.


Hydrolysis of conjugated estrogen fractions in human pregnancy urine.


Genetic aspects of the self.

Genetic aspects of the self.


The N- and C-terminal amino acids of human hemoglobin H.


Identification of apyocyanogenic strains of Pseudomonas aeruginosa.


The modern spa: health or hokum.

The modern spa: health or hokum.


A profile of medical record personnel. A look at the person, the work, the salary, and the professional interest.


Studies with sputum. III. Paper electrophoresis and gel diffusion of sputum in the diagnosis of pulmonary carcinomatosis. Identification of the fast-moving component as albumin.


Investigations in connection with the clinical value of the polarographic method. (Investigations in the field of internal medicine).


Studies with sputum. II. Antigenicity of asthmatic sputum: hemagglutinating and precipitating activity of rabbit antisputum sera.


Thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura. Report of a case with the unusual features of hypofibrinogenemia and leukopenia.


Electrical activity in intestinal smooth muscle.


Motility of the intestine.

Motility of the intestine.


Modern facial prosthetics.

Modern facial prosthetics.


Preventable perinatal deaths--results of a study in suburban Cook County hospitals for 1960.


Concept identification of auditory stimuli as a function of amount of relevant and irrelevant information.


Infectious mononucleosis: Paul Bunnell test and the subject's age and blood group.


Scrotal and penile lymphedema.

Scrotal and penile lymphedema.


The theoretical basis of methods for determining hepatic blood flow.


Electrophoresis of bovine serum albumin adsorbed on ion-exchange resins.


A short history of intracranial aneurysms.


Estimated regional blood flow by rubidium 86 distribution during arousal from hibernation.


Continuous recording of sweating rate by resistance hygrometry.


Effects of hypoxia on shivering in man.

Effects of hypoxia on shivering in man.


Arterial perfusion of the human eye. Initial case report.


Selective ocular arteriography in living experimental animals.


Experimental gas gangrene: the effect of antiserum on the growth of Clostridium welchii type A.


The effect of normal and immune sera on the growth of Clostridium welchii type A in the allantoic cavity of embryonated hen eggs.


Orientation.

Orientation.


Digitalis toxicity.

Digitalis toxicity.


The identification and separation of Aeromonas liquefaciens from Pseudomonas fluorescens and related organisms occurring in diseased fish. Taxonomy of the motile species of the genus Aeromonas is briefly discussed. It is suggested that Aeromonas organisms, isolated from outbreaks of red mouth of trout, red sore of pike, infectious abdominal dropsy and hemorrhagic septicemia of warm water fish, and which show acid and gas in glucose broth, production of 2,3-butanediol hydrogen sulfide from motility sulfide medium, presence of cytochrome oxidase, and hydrolysis of starch, be designated as Aeromonas liquefaciens. These tests also serve to differentiate A. liquefaciens from fish-pathogenic Pseudomonas fluorescens and from enteric bacteria.


A new species of Acanthocephalus from New England fishes, with observations on variability.


Where should isolation stop?

Where should isolation stop?


Growth control in mammalian skin.

Growth control in mammalian skin.


The control of mitotic activity in adult mammalian tissues.


beta-Glucuronidase in the rat placenta.

beta-Glucuronidase in the rat placenta.


Fibrocystic disease of the pancreas: a comment.


The temporal bone in head injury.

The temporal bone in head injury.


On the controlling function of the kidneys in fibrinolysis.


Activator of plasminogen and streptoplasmin.


Population and the study and practice of medieval medicine.


Plasma-cell hepatitis. Case report with immunologic studies.


Pain, a symptom of adenocarcinoma of the uterus.


Importance of amino acid side groups for biologic activity of angiotensin II.


Cardiovascular pharmacology of the domestic fowl.


Blockade of depressor responses to serotonin and tryptamine by lysergic acid derivatives in the chicken.


Differential antagonism by BAS-phenol of responses to the indolealkylamines.


Mechanism of the serotonin depressor response following BAS-phenol administration in the dog.


The mechanism of serotonin and tryptamine induced vasodepression in the chicken.


The mineral requirements of the dog. IV. Effect of certain dietary and physiologic factors upon the magnesium deficiency syndrome.


The mineral requirements of the dog. III. The magnesium requirement.


Cutaneous manifestations of systemic disease.


A new spectrophotometric method for the determination of chymotrypsin activity.


The first decade of nursing research.

The first decade of nursing research.


Electron microscopic demonstration of connections between glia and myelin sheaths in the developing mammalian central nervous system.


Three atypical chromatin-positive male patients.


Who should check invoices? A debate.

Who should check invoices? A debate.


Hemodynamic effects of intravenously administered sodium citrate.


A technique for staining chromosomes of the mouse with Sudan Black B.


The role of dentistry in problems of foreign bodies in the air and food passages.


Late followup of 64 patients with subacute bacterial endocarditis treated with penicillin.


Initial clinical and laboratory experiences with methyl phenyl isoxazolyl penicillin (P-12).


Antibiotics.

Antibiotics.


Penicillins.

Penicillins.


Isolation of bacteria-free cultures from hormogone-producing blue-green algae.


Metabolic acidosis during anesthesia and surgery.


Problems in the improvement of output of arable crops in developing countries.


Disorders of elastic tissue.

Disorders of elastic tissue.


Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura. Treatment in adults.


Hormone-producing cultures of adrenal and pituitary tumor origin.


Histochemical aspects of hydatidiform mole and choriocarcinoma.


Experiments on blister formation. IV. The action of cantharidin.


Relationships between the caudate nucleus and the frontal cortex in Macaca mulatta.


The spatial vectorcardiogram and ventricular gradient in left bundle branch block with autopsy studies.


A study of variables which offer difficulty in the evaluation of the peripheral vascular response to cigarette smoking.


Arteriosclerosis in high-pressure and low-pressure coronary arteries.


Bradykinin, digital blood flow, and the arteriovenous anastomoses.


Diffuse hyaline pulmonary disease of foals and infants.


Effect of orienting reflex on the forearm vein of normal man and patients with congestive heart failure.


Hazards of chlorothiazide therapy in the cardiac patient.


Practical clinical applications of vectorcardiography.


The hematocrit in patients with myocardial infarction.


Methods in the diagnostic differentiation of myocardial dilatation from pericardial effusion.


The T sE-loop in congenital ventricular septal defect.


Abdominal injuries.

Abdominal injuries.


Digital rheoplethysmography.

Digital rheoplethysmography.


Of painting and therapy--editorial.

Of painting and therapy--editorial.


Polypeptides, proteins, man, and nature.


Socialized medicine, its cause and prevention.


A biological principle and its converse: some implications for carcinogenesis.


Use of autogenous bone graft for closure of oronasal fistula: report of case.


Response to surgical trauma.

Response to surgical trauma.


A clinicopathological study of the nephrotic syndrome.


Ovarian conservation with dermoid cyst.

Ovarian conservation with dermoid cyst.


Digital rheoplethysmographic study of the orienting reflex in man.


Clinical value of left axis deviation in the electrocardiogram: a renaissance.


Anomalous origin of coronary artery from pulmonary artery masquerading as mitral insufficiency.


When should the patient with acquired valvular heart disease be operated on?


William Ernest Henley (1849-1903): medical frame of reference for the poem "Invictus".


Therapeutic, combination, and resistance studies on certain imidazolin phthalanilide derivatives in mouse leukemia.


Predicting systems for antitumor activity--purine antagonists.


Chemotherapy of neoplastic disease in children.


Changes in high-energy phosphates during cardiac arrest.


Changes in titer of ecdysone in Bombyx mori during metamorphosis. The amount of ecdysone extracted from Bombyx mori rose precipitously immediately before, and fell immediately after, transition from the larval to the pupal stage, and thereafter a secondary rise in titer was observed. These observations correlate very well with physiologic sequences of metamorphosis, critical period, and oxygen uptake.


Influence of penicillin on frequency of induced mutations.


Oncogenetics.

Oncogenetics.


The differential effect of 8-azaguanine on nucleic acid and protein biosynthesis of leukemia L1210.


Dermatitis involving the dentist's hands.


Psychiatry's golden age.

Psychiatry's golden age.


What's wrong with the King-Anderson Bill?


An outcome index for mental hospital patients.


Bioassay of human tissues for ecdysone.

Bioassay of human tissues for ecdysone.


Enhancement of the in vitro proteolytic activity of human sera by pre-treatment with acid or acetone.


Functional significance of corticohippocampal connections.


Metabolism of phosphatido-peptide and phospholipid in the supersensitive sub-maxillary gland of the cat, in vivo.


The undescended testis.

The undescended testis.


Effect of strophanthidin on electrolyte content and PAH accumulation of rabbit kidney slices.


Oxygen consumption and active transport in separated renal tubules.


The conversion of glucose-C-14 to ethylene by apple tissue.


The hepatic vagal plexus.

The hepatic vagal plexus.


Selective vagotomy in the prevention of post-vagotomy diarrhoea.


Influx sites in the duct system of the dog parotid gland.


The structure and function of cell membranes.


1-Methyl-2-phenylcyclopropylamine.


Alicyclic alkylamines and alkanolamines.


Dialkylaminoalkyl diphenylphosphine oxides.


The hospitalization, housing and accommodation of the aged.


The synthesis of a rhamnolipid by enzyme preparations from Pseudomonas aeruginosa.


Regulation of pigment migration in the amphibian melanophore.


Nutrition education in public health programs--what have we learned?


Foreign-trained physicians in community hospitals. A report on the quality of the foreign medical graduate in the United States as evaluated by 45 directors of medical education.


The diet of some Uganda schoolgirls.

The diet of some Uganda schoolgirls.


Calories and proteins available from local sources for Uganda Africans in 1958 and 1959.


Changes in glucose and lactate content of ascites fluid and blood plasma during growth and decay of the ELD ascites tumour.


Present trends in fracture treatment in the United States.


Glucose, lactate, and lactic dehydrogenase activity in normal interstitial fluid and that of solid mouse tumors.


Reinforced milk for the treatment of malnutrition. I. Preparation and qualitative trials.


Protein-calorie malnutrition in Uganda. I. General.


Cereal foods used in Uganda. I. Millets and sorghum.


Cereal foods used in Uganda. II. Maize.

Cereal foods used in Uganda. II. Maize.


Notes on the possible use of wild game as a source of food in Uganda.


Protein-calorie malnutrition in Uganda. II. Busoga district.


Protein-calorie malnutrition in Uganda. III. Bukedi district.


Protein-calorie malnutrition in Uganda. IV. Bugisu district.


Protein-calorie malnutrition in Uganda. VI. Kigezi District.


Protein-calorie malnutrition in Uganda. V. Ankole district.


Effect of MER-29 on egg production in the chicken.


Management of osteo-arthritis of the knee.


A new technique for evaluating respirator performance.


Specificity and concentration limit in self-protection against mechanical breakage of DNA.


Nitrites. XVII. Tetrahydroxyethylethylenediamine tetranitrate as a coronary artery dilator.


Studies on a new coronary vasodilator, 1-chloro-2, 3-propanediol dinitrate.


The intracellular distribution of dolichol in pig liver.


Fire-resistive construction: hidden ally when disaster strikes.


Visual acuity and fixation pattern in patients with strabismic amblyopia.


Clinical electroretinography.

Clinical electroretinography.


Optics: fusion in unilateral aphakia.

Optics: fusion in unilateral aphakia.


The metabolic riddle of human peripheral white blood cells: a resolution.


"Lipochrome" hepatosis without jaundice: a variant of the Dubin-Johnson syndrome.


Renal function in diabetes insipidus. Case untreated for seventeen years.


Differentiation of monoamine oxidase and diamine oxidase.


A longitudinal study of the calcium intake of children from one to eighteen years of age.


Down's syndrome (mongolism).

Down's syndrome (mongolism).


Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia: report of case in infant with hypogammaglo-bulinemia.


Response to Librium in individuals with a propensity for addiction: a pilot study.


Pyelonephritis in infancy and childhood.


A microradiographic study of developing staphylococcal inflammation using ultra-soft roentgen rays.


The muscle relaxant properties of 2,2-dichloro-1-(p-chlorophenyl)-1,3-propanediol-O3-carbamate.


Early diagnosis of traumatic rupture of the bronchus.


Relationships between animal protein, total protein and total caloric intakes in the diets of children from one to eighteen years of age.


"Adoptive friend" program in an institution for the mentally retarded.


Volvulus of proximal colon.

Volvulus of proximal colon.


Changes in hepatic metabolism associated with carcinogenesis or regeneration in rat liver.


The obstructive pattern of coronary arterial disease.


A simplified method of radiographic localisation.


The formation of histamine by fetal rat liver.


A children's cancer dependent on climatic factors.


A lymphoma syndrome in African children.


A tumour syndrome affecting children in tropical Africa.


Observations on the geography of malignant lymphoma.


Potent anti-apomorphine action of fluphenazine in pigeons.


Relationship of relative inhibitor potency to magnitude of challenge. I. Phenothiazine suppression of pecking syndromes of varying intensity.


Considerations in the roentgen diagnosis of pneumonia in children.


Toxic depression of the newborn causing deficient intestinal gas pattern.


Dermabrasion: an evaluation over a decade.


Aggressive behavior as a means of avoiding depression.


The dissociation of alpha- and beta-lipovitellin in aqueous solution. I. Effect of pH, temperature, and other factors.


The dissociation of alpha- and beta-lipovitellin in aqueous solution. II. Influence of protein phosphate groups, sulphydryl groups, and related factors.


The limits of validity of cavity ionization theory.


Should the prognosis of malignant congenital osteo-petrosis be revised?


Modifications of Michel's electrometric method for the estimation of red blood cell cholinesterase.


Release of constraint of the forearm in rheumatoid arthritis with particular reference to dorsal luxation of the ulnar head in rheumatoid arthritis of the distal radioulnar joint.


Capsular drag in ununited fracture of the neck of the femur. Femoral release of the capsule in the prosthesis operation.


Bronchiolar emphysema (cirrhosis of the lung).


Laboratory-acquired pneumonic plague. Report of a case and review of previous cases.


Intussusception in the adult; an elusive cause of recurrent abdominal pain.


Resection of acute volvulus of the ileum in a haemophiliac, covered by human antihaemophilic globulin concentrate.


Adenosine triphosphate content and glucose uptake of human erythrocytes and the influence of insulin.


The results of exfoliative cytology studies in 50 patients with symptoms of large bowel disorder. The results of exfoliative cytology studies in 50 patients with symptoms of large bowel disorder are analysed. Certain cases are described in detail. Of 23 patients with cancer, a positive cytological result was obtained in nineteen. One false positive result was recorded.Suggestions are made as to the usefulness of this investigative technique, and mention is made of the increased degree of accuracy obtained when a membrane filter is used to concentrate the cellular deposit.


Advances in preventive medicine.

Advances in preventive medicine.


Exfoliative cytology of the colon.

Exfoliative cytology of the colon.


Mercurialentis.

Mercurialentis.


Failure of the heart after undue asphyxia at birth.


Respiration and the cardiovascular system.


Immunological function of thymus and bursa of Fabricius. Thymus lesions in an auto-immune disease of mice.


Immunological specificity.

Immunological specificity.


The cellular basis of immunology.

The cellular basis of immunology.


The immunological significance of the thymus: an extension of the clonal selection theory of immunity.


Autoimmune disease--experimental and clinical.


Autoimmune disease.

Autoimmune disease.


Role of the thymus and related organs in immunity.


Tracheal replacement with polyethylene tubes and report of case.


Physical features of the asthmatic child.


Common complications in pregnancy, labour and the puerperium.


Essential hypertension in pregnancy.

Essential hypertension in pregnancy.


Cellular aspects of immunology as manifested in the Simonsen reaction.


Correlation between chorioallantoic membrane tests and homograft response in inbred chickens.


Normal pregnancy: its physiology and management.


Normal labour: its physiology.

Normal labour: its physiology.


The female reproductive organs and the breasts.


The puerperium: its physiology and management.


Effect of age and pregnancy on the tolerance of tsetse flies to insecticides.


Low serum PBI values with clinical euthyrodism in I-131 treated thyrotoxicosis.


Trichlorophenol-piperazine salt in the treatment of Ascaris, hookworm, Trichuris, and Strongyloides.


Supernumerary ovary. A case report.

Supernumerary ovary. A case report.


Management of pyogenic cutaneous infections.


Surgical repair of a traumatic laceration of the extrapericardial superior vena cava with survival.


The driver and legislation.

The driver and legislation.


International medicine--path to world progress.


The health sciences--a common bond among all nations.


World health--a road to peace.

World health--a road to peace.


Evidence for a negative feedback system in the control of porphyrin biosynthesis.


Bacterial iron metabolism: investigations on the mechanism of ferrichrome function.


Uterine contractility during labor studied by intra-amniotic fluid pressure recordings. I. Effect of age, parity, duration of pregnancy, quality of the cervix, sedation, position, dose level, and amount of oxytocics on the course of labor.


Uterine contractility during labor studied by intra-amniotic fluid pressure recordings. II. Work and time and number of contractions for each centimeter of dilatation to full cervical dilatation.


Concentrated oxytocin solution for therapeutic interruption of midtrimester pregnancy. A preliminary report.


Physiological excitation of visual cortex in cat's unanesthetized isolated forebrain.


Electrical recording from the nervous system. Introduction.


Use of extracellular microelectrodes.

Use of extracellular microelectrodes.


Irradiation of bacterial luciferase in vivo.


Simple apparatus for ultrafiltration.

Simple apparatus for ultrafiltration.


Survival of lyophilized yeasts.

Survival of lyophilized yeasts.


The "little curette". A useful adjunct in the treatment of epitheliomata.


A plasma-mannitol-brom cresol purple agar for rapid identification of staphylococci.


A laboratory evaluation of enucleation in treatment of intraocular malignant melanoma.


Ocular side effects of systemic medication.


Health hazards and heavy construction.

Health hazards and heavy construction.


An investigation of new fluorine compounds in anaesthesia. (1).


Bleeding after hemorrhoidectomy.

Bleeding after hemorrhoidectomy.


Fluorine compounds in anaesthesia. (5). Examination of six heavily halogenated aliphatic compounds.


Barium granuloma: an anorectal complication of barium enema x-ray studies.


An investigation of new fluorine compounds in anaesthesia. 4. Examination of an ethane and four ethers.


Penetration and development of Allassogonoporus vespertilionis and Acanthatrium oregonense (Trematoda: Lecithodendriidae) cercariae in caddis fly larvae.


Penetration and development of Allassogonoporus vespertilionis and Acanthatrium oregonese.


Six virgulate xiphidiocercariae from Oregon, including redescriptions of Allassogonoporus vespertilionis and Acanthatrium oregonense.


The life history of Sphaeridiotrema spinoacetabulum sp. n. (Trematoda: Psilostomidae) from the ceca of ducks.


Ten-year cure of retinoblastoma. A case report.


Solubility of bilirubin in aqueous solutions.


Effect of denervation and of reserpine treatment on transmission at sympathetic nerve endings.


Spontaneous potential at sympathetic nerve endings in smooth muscle.


Business objectives and procedures.

Business objectives and procedures.


The transport of potassium ions in normal and dystrophic mouse muscle.


Amino acid incorporation into embryonic rat liver.


Protection in the use of diagnostic radiation.


Radium applicators in the treatment of carcinoma of the cervix.


Age at menarche in South African Bantu schoolgirls living in the Transkei Reserve.


Esophageal cancer among Bantu in the Transkel.


Anomalous origin of the right coronary artery with a orticopulmonary window and ventricular septal defect. Report of a case with complete operative correction.


Enzyme distribution in membrane, cytoplasm, and nuclear fractions from Pseudomonas fluorescens. Burrous, S. E. (University of Illinois, Urbana) and W. A. Wood. Enzyme distribution in membrane, cytoplasm, and nuclear fractions from Pseudomonas fluorescens. J. Bacteriol. 84:364-369. 1962.-A procedure is described for fractionation of Pseudomonas fluorescens A3.12 by controlled rupture of spheroplasts and fractional centrifugations to yield cytoplasm, membrane, and deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) fractions with low cross contamination and little loss of enzymatic activity. Assays for the content of a number of oxidative and nonoxidative enzymes revealed that: (i) little activity is present in the DNA fraction; (ii) only reduced diphosphopyridine nucleotide oxidase is found exclusively in the membranes; (iii) phosphohexosisomerase and probably transketolase and glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase are found exclusively in the cytoplasm; and (iv) the remaining five enzymes studied were found in both fractions. In contrast to earlier reports of gluconic dehydrogenase being membrane-bound and 2-keto-3-deoxy-6-phosphogluconate aldolase being soluble in sonic extracts, this procedure produced partly soluble gluconic dehydrogenase and partly membrane-associated 2-keto-3-deoxy-6-phosphogluconate aldolase.


Serum butanol extractable iodine values of adolescents exposed in utero to the atomic bomb in Nagasaki, Japan.


The incompetent cervical os. Experience with a modified Shirodkar technique.


Choice response in quiet and loaded channels with verbal and non-verbal auditory stimuli.


Clinical usefulness of the single-breath pulmonary diffusing capacity test.


Pulmonary and respiratory diseases in the aged.


An autotomographic appliance.

An autotomographic appliance.


An unusual pelvic opacity.

An unusual pelvic opacity.


Placement services lag in vocational rehabilitation.


"Eskornade": a new oral nasal decongestant.


Sodium and potassium fluxes in cells cultured from chick embryo heart muscle.


Genetics of virulence in bacteria.

Genetics of virulence in bacteria.


Thenium, a new anthelmintic for dog and cat hookworms.


Chorioadenoma destruens.

Chorioadenoma destruens.


Staphylococcal infection: the first year in a medical ward.


A critical analysis of the ophthalmological literature on contact lenses.


A note on time of first responses in Rorschach protocols.


A study of air pollution by analysis of particulate material collected from air filtration plants. I. Sampling and determination of blackness, tar and ash.


Implantation cyst simulating iris tumor. Report of a case.


Studies on immunity to Asiatic cholera. XI. The distribution of complement-fixing antigen in electrophoretic fractions of heat-stable cell wall and intracellular substance of Vibrio cholerae serotypes.


Vascular lesions of the placenta of possible immunogenic origin in erythroblastosis fetalis.


Biosynthesis of C19 steroids from 4-14C-cholesterol and 7-3H-pregnenolone in vivo: consideration of new pathways.


Quantitative paper chromatography of C21O5 and C21O6 corticosteroids from guinea pig urine extracts.


"Myoblastoma" of the neurophypophysis.

"Myoblastoma" of the neurophypophysis.


Development of new histochemical substrates and diazonium salts for the demonstration of aminopeptidase.


Histochemical demonstration of aminopeptidase by a new oxidation technique.


Postoperative myocardial infarction.

Postoperative myocardial infarction.


New diazonium components as coupling agents in the demonstration of phosphatases.


Histochemical demonstration of phosphatases in frozen sections with naphthol AS-phosphates.


Modifications of histochemical techniques for the demonstration of cytochrome oxidase.


Dietary citrate and hypomagnesaemia in the ruminant.


The concept of consciousness.

The concept of consciousness.


Strain differences in picrotoxin seizure threshold.


Electron microscope evidence of mitochondrial change in small intestine associated with administration of 20-methylcholanthrene.


Adenoacanthoma of the ovary arising in endometriosis. A report of three cases.


Liver phosphorylase activity in pregnancy.


Properties of smooth muscle and regulation of circulation.


Thick split-skin graft for anal stenosis, Paget's disease, condyloma acuminata, pruritus ani and other anorectal conditions: report of four cases.


Time-lapse phase-contrast cinephotomicrography: a new method in biological research.


Paroxysmal atrial tachycardia with atrioventricular block.


Observations on filarial larvae in bedbugs feeding on human carriers of Wuchereria bancrofti and Brugia malayi in South India.


Chondroangiopathia calcarea seu punctata.


Discrimination between strontium and calcium in their passage from diet to the bone of adult man.


Effects of dry anaesthetic gases on the respiratory mucous membrane.


Deoxyribonucleic acid.

Deoxyribonucleic acid.


Sequences of nucleotides in deoxyribonucleic acid containing 5-bromouracil.


The effect of chlorpromazine, nicotinamide, and nicotinic acid on pyridine nucleotide levels of human blood.


Glucose tolerance in pregnancy.

Glucose tolerance in pregnancy.


The effect of chlorpromazine on nicotinamide methylpherase: an example of drug-enzyme interaction at the molecular level.


Antecedents of resistance to temptation in four-year-old children.


Nutritional muscular dystrophy in lambs--selenium analysis of maternal, fetal, and juvenile tissues.


A commentary on Professor John Warren's paper, "remarks on angina pectoris".


The effect of acute uraemia upon the survival of skin homografts. Histological changes in the regional lymph-nodes.


A cyst of the tongue containing gastric epithelium.


Isolation and purification of RP2-L, a nuclear protein fraction of the Walker 256 carcinosarcoma.


The effect of partial hepatectomy on the ribonucleic acid polymerase of rat liver.


The changing place of radiation therapy in the treatment of cancer.


Auditory and visual interaction in man.

Auditory and visual interaction in man.


The role of the human placenta in the transfer and metabolism of insulin.


The use of pyrrolidin-methyl-tetracycline by rapid endovenous administration in surgical practice


The unhappy child.

The unhappy child.


Studies of salivation in depression. II. Physiological differentiation of reactive and endogenous depression.


Emergency feeding program of Emergency Welfare Services.


Peripheral reflex inhibitionin the claw of the crab, Carcinus maenas (L.).


Proprioceptive reflexes in the legs of Carcinus maenas (L.).


Expansion of the Delaware mental health program.


Prolonged apnoea due to suxamethonium.

Prolonged apnoea due to suxamethonium.


Chromatography of some 2,4-dinitrophenylhydrazones in acid systems.


Actions of adrenal steroids at the cellular level.


The stability of S-adenosylmethionine iodide.


Interbody fusions and the recurrent disc problem.


Stabilization of trypsin in ointment bases.


How to light the intensive care unit.

How to light the intensive care unit.


The measurement of build-up on curved surfaces exposed to Co60 and Cs137 beams.


The trend toward socialism.

The trend toward socialism.


The three dimensions of personnel costs.


Sulphydryl-initiated aggregation of mercaptalbumin in 0.1 N sodium chloride solutions.


Fund raising and development.

Fund raising and development.


Aggression and hostility in psychiatric patients.


In vitro synthesis of auto-antibodies by rabbit lymph node cells following cross-immunization in vivo.


The heterolactic fermentation. III. Position of C-14 in the products of fructose dissimilation by Leuconostoc mesenteroides.


Hemagglutination-inhibiting, complement-fixing and neutralizing antibody responses in ECHO 6 infection, including studies on heterotypic responses.


Hemagglutination and hemagglutination-inhibition studies with ECHO viruses.


Food service and dietetics. Inventory control with minimum paper work.


Current therapeutics. CLXX. The present status of insecticides.


Radiation therapy. The reporting of survival from cancer. The data necessary to evaluate the results of therapy.


Cryptococcal meningitis: treatment with amphotericin B.


Effect of uterine autotransplants on the estrous cycle in the guinea pig.


Adenosine 3',5'-phosphate in biological materials. I. Purification and properties of cyclic 3',5'-nucleotide phosphodiesterase and use of this enzyme to characterize adenosine 3',5'-phosphate in human urine.


A summer in Bolivia.

A summer in Bolivia.


'Stroke' and speech recovery.

'Stroke' and speech recovery.


Agranulocytosis following Monase therapy.


U.S.P. XVI. Monographs for radiopharmaceuticals.


By air, sea or land.

By air, sea or land.


Some recent work on bee behaviour.

Some recent work on bee behaviour.


Planning and construction of health facilities.


A study of urine proteins by two-dimensional electrophoresis with special reference to the proteinuria of renal tubular disorders.


Stores department staffing and work scheduling.


Subcutaneous relocation of the carotid artery for experimental purposes.


Sr90 monitoring at the Savannah River Plant.


Evaluating nursing care in a mental hospital.


Effects of oxygen on the inactivation of enzymes by ionizing radiations. II. Solid trypsin and deoxyribonuclease.


Metal ion redox systems as radiation protective agents.


Some researches on histones.

Some researches on histones. The histone extracted from calf thymus glands is a complex system of proteins, which can be fractionated by chromatography on carboxymethyl cellulose columns into three principal fractions (1) very lysine-rich, (2) moderately lysine-rich, (3) arginine-rich. When examined by starch gel chromatography each of these gives more than one band. Methods have been devised for further separation of the components in some cases. The components show characteristic differences in end groups and certain amino acids as well as in their basic character. Histones extracted from various rat tissues can be separated into similar fractions, of which the amino acid analyses are similar to those derived from calf thymus, within the experimental error. To this extent, no species or tissue specificity of the fractionated histones was observed. Although all the histone fractions contain approximately one basic amino acid to three non-basic amino acids their structure is not regular, as Phillips has shown that in certain fractions the number of non-basic groups between two basic groups may vary from 0 to seven or more. The possible functions of histones are discussed.


Cholinesterase from the electric organ of Narcine tasmaniensis. I.


A defined medium for Haemophilus influenzae and Haemophilus parainfluenzae.


Congenital diaphragmatic hernia as a cause of perinatal mortality.


Perinatal mortality survey under the auspices of the National Birthday Trust Fund (preliminary communication). Organization and returns.


Poliomyelitis vaccine and triple antigen: efficacy given separately and together.


Effect of aluminium phosphate on antibody response to killed poliomyelitis vaccne.


The pulmonary circulation.

The pulmonary circulation.


Response of infants to pertussis vaccine at one week and to poliomyelitis, diphtheria, and tetanus vaccine at six months.


Gas chromatography as a method for estimating concentrations of volatile anaesthetics in blood.


Reduction of carbon tetrachloride in vivo and reduction of carbon tetrachloride and chloroform in vitro by tissues and tissue constituents.


Purine-specific antibodies which react with deoxvribonucleic acid (DNA).


The effect of gastrectomy on pancreatic secretion in man.


Studies on the inductive action of the early chick axis on isolated post-nodal fragments.


Trace metals and disease.

Trace metals and disease.


Hepatic coma.

Hepatic coma.


The responsibilities and future course of the American Gastroenterological Association. The presidential address.


Fractures of the hand. I. Description.

Fractures of the hand. I. Description.


Fractures of the hand. II. Statistical review.


Fractures of the hand. III. Treatment and results.


Mesothelioma of the pleura.

Mesothelioma of the pleura.


The biological assay of fractions of gonadotrophin from human pituitary glands.


Studies on human urinary and pituitary gonadotrophins.


Operation "Open Heart": a military volunteer donor recruitment program.


A provocative case of over-achievement by a mongoloid.


Respiratory distress syndrome in premature infants. An evaluation of the early feeding of glucose water.


Immediate circumcision of the newborn.

Immediate circumcision of the newborn.


Prediction of muscle content of steer carcasses.


Peripheral hormone action: a method for the study of the action of insulin in the forearm tissues.


The percentage of noradrenaline in the adrenal glands of litter-mate cats.


The synergism of salicylates and steroids.


Some aspects of regulation in the synthesis of the enzymes governing galactose metabolism.


Histamine formation and tumor growth.

Histamine formation and tumor growth.


An antigen in malignant and in embryonic tissues.


Rapid hepatic shift of worms in mice infected with Schistosoma mansoni after a single injection of tartar emetic.


The hypoglycemic action of phenformin. Effect of phenformin on glucose metabolism in peripheral tissues.


The influence of environment on the shell structure of starch granules. It is well known from light microscope studies of potato starch that the granules formed in a constant environment (of light and temperature) have a ring formation indistinguishable from that of granules formed under field conditions. Electron microscope studies have confirmed that normal potato starch granules have a fine shell structure not usually resolved by the light microscope, and also that shells do not develop in barley granules grown in a constant environment. The paper presented here reports a further study of the dependence of shell formation on environment. Potatoes were grown in a constant environment and starch granules from the newly formed tubers were examined in the light microscope, and in the electron microscope after corrosion by acid. No difference between these granules and normal granules was observed; both wide (light microscope) rings and fine lamellae developed in both granules. Parallel studies were made on wheat starch granules. In this case, shells were not differentiated in granules that developed in a constant environment, but they could be produced at will by imposing a dark period. Thus, shell formation in potato granules must be controlled by an endogenous rhythm, whereas in wheat granules it must be controlled by external environment.


Studies of the effects and modes of action of autonomic drugs on portal hemodynamics.


Metopirone dosage in pituitary function test.


Lithopedion--undetected for fourteen years. Report of a case.


Symptoms and signs of certain conditions and diseases of the eyes.


Spontaneous and ultraviolet irradiation-induced mutants of Verticillium albo-atrum.


Renal tubular transport of nitrofurantoin.


Action of urea on tobacco mosaic virus. II. The bonds between protein subunits. The rate of urea degradation is not uniform over the tobacco mosaic virus (TMV) rod, as might be expected since the protein subunits appear to be chemically identical. Only two stable intermediates are formed; the four components with sedimentation constants, S(40) (20), about 80, 120, 140, and 165 correspond to the two intermediates with and without RNA tails. Analysis of the reaction kinetics for the disappearance of whole virus and of the first intermediate was made in terms of a new hypothesis concerning protein bonding.


Escapades: a form of dissociation.

Escapades: a form of dissociation.


Adjustment of monkeys to five continuous days of work. The efficiency of well-trained monkeys improved after repeated exposures to a prolonged task. This result suggests that resistance to fatigue may be increased by prior experience with the fatiguing situation.


Rehabilitation.

Rehabilitation.


Effects of acetazolamide and metabolic acidosis and alkalosis upon gastric acid secretion.


The toxicity of precipitated silica.

The toxicity of precipitated silica.


Infantile muscular atrophy: an eleven year experience.


Steroid myopathy. Report of five cases occurring during treatment of rheumatic fever.


The fidelity of contact lens eye movement recording.


Experimental venous and arterial thromboatherosclerosis: a comparative study.


Great names in Chicago medicine.

Great names in Chicago medicine.


The effect of respiratory acidosis upon the peripheral vascular reactivity to nor-adrenaline in the cat.


Excretion of 3-methoxy-4-hydroxymandelic acid in men with behavior pattern associated with high incidence of coronary artery disease.


Memory function of patients taking etryptamine acetate.


Studies on the relationship between variations in ventricular fluid pressure and degree of papilloedema. A preliminary report.


Rapid variations of the prominent optic disc, IV. Outline of the pulse curve.


Rapid variations of the prominent optic disc. III. Papilloedema not caused by brain tumour.


Rapid variations of the prominent optic disc. V. Relation to intracranial hypertension.


Short-time variations of papilloedema. A preliminary report.


Oxygen in tissues during deep hypothermia.


Treatment of breast tumors associated with pregnancy and lactation.


Carcinoma of the skin following acute and chronic trauma.


Inflamed or inflammatory carcinoma of the breast.


Grysoma singularis, a new species of treatodes (Digenea: Psilostomidae) from the racoon Procyon lotor (L).


Coronary heart disease in refinery employees.


The reliability of a response measure: differential recognition-threshold scores.


Food production by submerged culture of plant tissue cells. In investigating the possibility of producing food by large-scale culture of plant tissue, several plant tissues were used. The yield for carrot tissue, which is especially capable of rapid growth, was an average of 4.6 grams per liter per day in 6 liters of medium. The results suggest that with improved techniques food could be produced by this method.


Anxiety and the experimental arousal of affiliation need.


Interpersonal attraction and attitude similarity.


Response to attitude similarity-dissimilarity as a function of affiliation need.


Tumors of major peripheral nerves.

Tumors of major peripheral nerves.


Current concepts in therapy. Treatment of perforated peptic ulcer.


Kaposi's sarcoma.

Kaposi's sarcoma.


Symposium on modern concepts of fluids and electrolytes.


Articulatory skill, physical management, and classification of children with cleft palates.


Postoperative detection of cancer by periodic mamography of remaining breast.


Appendicitis in infancy and early childhood.


Complications associated with the use of esophageal compression balloons.


Palliative treatment for oesophageal cancer.


Differential diagnosis of the shortened angle.


Management of retained lenticular material by enzymatic zonulysis.


Nutrition education in the home.

Nutrition education in the home.


The electron microscope. An introduction to applied electron microscopy.


Binding of RP2-L--a nuclear protein of neoplastic tissues--to deoxyribonucleic acid.


Intracellular distribution of 5-bis(2-chloroethyl) aminouracil-2-C-14 in tissues of tumor-bearing rats.


Treatment of rheumatic fever with 12-week courses of cortisone or salicylate.


Rheumatic fever.

Rheumatic fever.


Problems produced by general hospitals in caring for the aged sick.


Byssinosis in the cotton industry of Egypt.


Random sampling survey of bilharziasis in the Tarmiah project area.


Endemicity studies on bilharziasis in the vicinity of Basra. 1. Human epidemiology. 2. Snail investigations. 3. Environmental factors.


Cerebral vascular insufficiency as a cause of reappearance of neurological symptoms long after removal of a meningioma.


Carotid angiography in diagnosis of sellar and suprasellar space-occupying lesions.


Incidence and significance of early filling of veins in normal internal carotid angiography.


Meningiomas with acute onset.

Meningiomas with acute onset.


First symptoms of intracranial meningiomas. A comparative & statistical study.


The role of trauma in the genesis of intracranial meningiomas.


Role of quinine hydrochloride treatment in modifying the pathological processes in Plasmodium gallinaceum infections in chicks.


Studies on the "laminated bodies" in the alveolar epithelium of human lung. Electron-microscopic investigations in ultra-thin sections with interstitial plasma-cell pneumonia.


Potassium permanganate as an abortifacient, A 5-year review.


Canine distemper vaccine of tissue culture origin.


A sketch of the field of virology.

A sketch of the field of virology.


The selection of sex-offender patients for group psychotherapy.


Relation between the n-acetylneuraminic acid contents of blood serum in mothers and their new-born babies.


The Institute of Medical Research of the Armed Forces of Peru (Instituto de Investigaciones Medicas de las Fuerzas Armadas del Peru).


Bivesicula caribbensis sp. n. (Trematoda:Digenea) and its life history.


A cercaria of the trematode family Haploporidae.


Social significance of liver cirrhosis and basis of the campaign for its prevention, early diagnosis and adequate treatment


Histoenzymologic behaviour of the giant cell of foreign body granuloma as compared with the osteoclast.


King-Anderson vs. Kerr-Mills, the facts.


Histochemistry of ossification.

Histochemistry of ossification.


The action of 6-alpha-methyl-17-alpha-hydroxyprogesterone acetate compared with that of 17-alpha-ethynyl-19-nortestosterone by means of the Clauberg test.


Studies on enterobiasis in the Philippines. VII. Experience with pyrivinium pamoate (Vanquin) in the treatment of enterobiasis.


Electrocardiographic patterns of injury, ischemia, and necrosis.


Computer extraction of electrocardiographic parameters.


Observations on generalized glycogenosis with emphasis on electrocardiographic changes.


Incidence of psychiatric disorders in Victoria in relation to country of birth.


The physician in the school health program.


EEG changes in experimental phenylketonuria.


Evidence for association of tobacco rattle virus nucleic acid with a cell component.


Corticosteroid drugs in general practice: indications, contraindications, dangers.


Production of a new polysaccharide with Cryptococcus laurentii var. flavescens. Conditions were investigated for the production of a new gum by the yeast Cryptococcus laurentii var. flavescens NRRL Y-1401 in shaken flasks and 20-liter fermentors. The most suitable medium contained 6% commercial glucose, 0.25% autolyzed brewer's yeast, and 0.001% MnSO(4) and had an initial pH of 6.5. Polysaccharide yields, as measured by the dry weight of the alcohol precipitates, were in the range of 30 to 35% based on initial glucose.


The current status of hospital formularies.


A method for electrocardiogram wave-pattern estimation. Example: left ventricular hypertrophy.


The estimation of portal-systemic collateral flow in man using intrasplenic injection of radioactive indicator.


Levels of glutamine and ammonia and the pH of cerebrospinal fluid and plasma in patients with liver disease.


Laws regarding childbirth over the centuries: from the origins to 1850.


Intrauterine scar causing obstruction to labor.


Side effects and laboratory findings in a study of anti-depressant drugs.


The use of drugs in outpatient and inpatient psychiatric practice.


Radioautographic studies of small lymphocytes in the thoracic duct of the rat.


Pharmacology at the cellular level: a study of renal distribution of mercurial compounds.


Assault and battery.

Assault and battery.


False imprisonment.

False imprisonment.


Negligence and the standard of care.

Negligence and the standard of care.


The specialist v. generalist standard of care.


Tort, not contract.

Tort, not contract.


Nationwide survey...family doctor in high esteem.


What the public thinks of the family doctor--folklgre and facts.


The paediatric component of the perinatal mortality problem.


Cancer of the larynx and lung in the same patient. A report of 60 cases.


Pneumocystic carinii pneumonia. Report of a case and review of the literature.


Phloroglucinol: a pharmacological reevaluation. I. Smooth muscle relaxing properties.


The diagnosis and treatment of Addison's disease.


Metabolic role of adipose tissue.

Metabolic role of adipose tissue.


The teaching of maternal and child nursing. I. What is maternal and child nursing?


The teaching of maternal and child nursing. II. Curriculum development.


The teaching of maternal and child nursing. III. Faculty, students, society.


Polycythaemia vera.

Polycythaemia vera.


Effect of fibrinolytic agents on blood clot pulmonary emboli in dogs.


Favism and thalassemia minor in a pregnant woman.


Listeria monocytogenes meningitis.

Listeria monocytogenes meningitis.


Chloramphenicol hypersensitivity, a severe haemorrhagic reaction.


Digitalis as a diuretic.

Digitalis as a diuretic.


In vitro metabolism of glucose by adrenals from normal and alloxan-diabetic rats.


Hepatitis in pregnancy.

Hepatitis in pregnancy.


The golden era of Irish medicine.

The golden era of Irish medicine.


The need to travel.

The need to travel.


The treatment record of 100 patients prior to admission to a mental hospital.


Histochemical analyses of white lesions of the mouth. II. Analyses of glycogen content.


The effect of suggestion on drug therapy. Controlled vs. uncontrolled studies.


Evaluation of a water-washable, antibiotic-steroid cream.


The effect of doserate of x-rays on filament formation in Escherichia coli.


Interpretation within the metaphor.

Interpretation within the metaphor.


Fluocinolone acetonide, a new topical corticosteroid: clinical and pharmocologic evaluation.


The role of postdoctoral fellowships in academic medicine. (A report on a survey of national fellowship programs in the medical sciences).


Breakdown of adenosine triphosphate during a single contraction of working muscle.


Advances in the management of adolescent acne.


The detail man--what the pharmaceutical industry expects of him.


A special challenge to a specialized industry.


The U.S. Senate and medical electronics research.


Recurrent tetanus.

Recurrent tetanus.


Electrocardiographic monitoring of post-myocardial-infarction activity. Study of early convalescent period.


New aromatic ring-splitting enzyme, protocatechuic acid-4:5-oxygenase.


Carbon dioxide transport in anesthetized dogs during inhibition of carbonic anhydrase.


Additive effects of acetazolamide and fat emulsion on alveolar-arterial pCO2 difference.


Effects of fat emulsion on O2 transport and alveolar-arterial gas tensions.


Effects of intravenous fat emulsion on O2 transport and alveolar-arterial gas tensions in dogs.


Progression and regression of diabetic retinopathy.


The electrocardiogram in asphyxial and in embolic acute cor pulmonale.


The electrocardiogram in chronic bronchitis with generalized obstructive lung disease. Its relation to ventilatory function.


The elecrocardiogram in diffuse interstitial disease of the lung and its relation to pulmonary function.


The short-term storage of auditory and visual two-channel digits by elderly patients with memory disorder.


Cross-validation of a learning test for use with elderly psychiatric patients.


A minimum estimate for the length of the DNA of Escherichia coli obtained by autoradiography.


Effect of morphine on some sympathetically innervated effectors. Morphine, in doses of 0.5 to 55 mg/kg, inhibited contraction of the nictitating membrane of the cat following stimulation of the postganglionic sympathetic nerve fibres. Morphine was more effective at low than at high frequencies of stimulation, independently of the size of contraction of the membrane; the speed of contraction was reduced at all frequencies. Cocaine potentiated the contraction of the nictitating membrane following nerve stimulation more at low than at high frequencies, and antagonized the action of morphine. These findings, and the absence of an effect of morphine on the action of injected noradrenaline, make it likely that morphine interferes with the release of noradrenaline from the postganglionic nerve endings in the nictitating membrane. Morphine had no effect on the cardioaccelerator action of the cardiac nerves and inconsistent results were obtained on the emptying of the spleen after stimulation of the splenic nerves.


An estimate of the length of the DNA molecule of T2 bacteriophage by autoradiography.


Dependency and the reinforcement value of a verbal stimulus.


The influence of dependency inhibition on the effectiveness of social reinforcement.


A visit to Poland and Berlin.

A visit to Poland and Berlin.


Special series on hospital planning. VIII. The Vale of Leven Hospital, Alexandria.


Effect of reserpine pretreatment on the response of isolated papillary muscle to ephedrine. Reserpine pretreatment of cats abolished the action of ephedrine to induce spontaneous beating in papillary muscles obtained from these animals. This spontaneous beating was viewed as resulting solely from catechol amine release. The positive inotropic action of ephedrine was diminished but not abolished by reserpine pretreatment. Reserpine reduced the heart rate in vivo, but it did not affect the peak contraction height or the rate of failure of the isolated papillary muscle. The contractile response to adrenaline (0.1 mug/ml.) was not affected by reserpine pretreatment. However, in this concentration adrenaline induced spontaneous beating only after reserpine.


Comparsion of treatments of hemorrhagic shock under deep pentobarbital anesthesia.


The spectrofluorometric assay of serotonin and histamine in tissues following a common extraction procedure.


Green tattoo reactions associated with cement dermatitis.


Carcinogenesis and auto-immunization.

Carcinogenesis and auto-immunization.


Chemotherapy of neoplastic diseases.

Chemotherapy of neoplastic diseases.


The value of the fluorescent antiglobin technic in the differential diagnosis of aleukemic leukemia.


Regional protection in cancer chemotherapy. 1. Infusions of thymidine into external carotid artery of patients receiving systemic 5-iodo-2'-deoxyuruidine.


Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis: protean manifestations.


A critical evaluation of the diagnostic features of the feet in rheumatoid arthritis.


Hereditable multiple polyposis syndromes of the gastrointestinal tract.


A roentgenologic study of stress incontinence in women.


Riboflavin and liver sulphydryl-levels in mice.


A further study of the effects of polycyclic hydrocarbons and croton oil on mouse skin-SH levels.


Sulphydryl groups and tumour induction by chemical agents.


Sulphydryl levels of the liver and kidneys from rats fed DL. ethionine.


Liver ribonuclease and deoxyribonuclease activity of vitamin B12-deficient chicks: effects of orotic acid and methionine.


Chest tomography at any angle of rotation.


Oxytocin in pregnancy and labour.

Oxytocin in pregnancy and labour.


Effect of thoracotomy on cardiac output and pulmonary hemodynamics in dogs.


Classical conditioning in newborn rats.

Classical conditioning in newborn rats. Newborn albino rats were trained according to classical conditioning procedure wih one of four intervals between conditioned and unconditioned stimuli. A vibrotactile stimulus (conditioned stimulus) paired with an electric shock (unconditioned stimulus) was presented to the forelimb 80 times. The results demonstrate that conditioning takes place in newborn rats. However, levels of performance as a function of time intervals between stimuli did not resemble the levels traditionally reported for older animals.


Pulmonary granulomatosis associated with excessive use of cosmetic sprays.


Occult pre-ductal coarctation associated with a persistent ductus.


Rate of gain of tensile strength of abdominal wounds in rats. Effect of environmental temperature.


Principles of mechanical x-ray apparatus design.


Effectiveness of cervical traction in treatment of neck problems: evaluation of various methods.


Body stabilization and the strength of arm extension.


Egg yolk as a medium for isolation of Brucella.


Assessment of adrenal cortical function after death in cases of senile osteoporosis. Adrenal cortical function was assessed after death by indirect methods in an unselected series of 31 cases dying in hospital, and comparison made between cases showing normal bone density and those showing unequivocal senile osteoporosis. The osteoporotic cases showed evidence of slightly greater cortical activity than did cases with normal bone density but this was considered to be largely due to the greater degree of stress suffered by the osteoporotic cases. There was no evidence to suggest adrenal involution, or ;adrenopause', in any of the cases, and no changes were present to suggest that the osteoporosis was the result of terminal excess of ;anti-anabolic' steroids. It is considered that the osteoporosis was more probably due to gonadal sex-hormone (oestrogen) deficiency.


The effects of sex hormones in experimental osteoporosis in rats.


Subglottic carcinoma with extensive tracheal involvement.


Arterial thrombosis complicating inferior vena cava ligation.


Perforation of the stomach during gastroscopy.


Acid-base balance and renal function following total body perfusion.


Pedunculated epidermoid carcinoma of the midesophagus.


Archigetes iowensis sp. n. (Cestoda: Caryophyllaeidae) from Cyprinus carpio L and Limnodrilus hoffmeisteri Claparede.


Osteosclerosis from intentional ingestion of hydrofluoric acid.


Khawia iowensis n. sp. (Cestoda: Caryophyllaeidae) from Cyprinus carpio L. in Iowa.


Adhesion of foods to teeth.

Adhesion of foods to teeth.


Cervico-facial actinomycosis: first report from Panama.


Health physics aspects of handling spent fuel elements at the Savannah River Plant.


Influence of connective tissue on swelling exhibited by muscles in vitro.


Hepatic and renal effects of methoxyflurane in dogs.


Population density and social pathology.


Antidiuretic effect of subnarcotic doses of phenazocine.


Measurement of the oxygen diffusion coefficient in the subcutis of man.


Personality factors related to lengthy and repeated hospitalization.


The jaundiced patient.

The jaundiced patient.


Nucleoside phosphorylase activity in guinea pig polymorphonuclear leukocytes.


Antihypertensive agents.

Antihypertensive agents.


Acute pyelonephritis with hemorrhagic cysts, benign prostatic hyperplasia, and acute urinary retention.


Heart disease in industry.

Heart disease in industry.


Long-term extracorporeal circulation in the development of an artificial placenta for respiratory distress of the newborn.


A study of the causes of 60 deaths following total cardiopulmonary bypass.


A study of causes of death following extracorporeal circulation using moderate hypothermia.


Ventilatory problems following extracorporeal circulation in patients with decreased pulmonary functional reserve.


The relation of the rotatory dispersion behaviour of human serum albumin to its configuration.


Effect of varying carbon dioxide tensions on the oxyhemoglobin dissociation curves under hypothermic conditions.


Adenocarcinoma of the appendix.

Adenocarcinoma of the appendix.


Hyphema surgery.

Hyphema surgery.


Newer concepts in cataract surgery.

Newer concepts in cataract surgery.


Severe cicatricial entropion corrected by Lagleyze operation and mucosal graft.


Technical features of lid reconstruction.


Posttraumatic acute renal failure: report of a case with unusual complications.


Triphenyltetrazolium determination of 17,21-dihydroxy-20-ketosteroids in tablets.


Hypnosis in general practice.

Hypnosis in general practice.


Use of whole blood in obstetrics.

Use of whole blood in obstetrics.


The staircase phenomenon in the myometrium of the rat.


Studies in the biological fixation of nitrogen. XI. Reduction of the azo- and other unsaturated linkages by hydrogenase.


Toxohormone-like factor from microorganisms with impaired respiration. A substance that significantly depresses liver catalase values when injected into mice has been isolated from biochemical mutants of yeasts and staphylococci with impaired respiration. This is considered as an important argument in support of the Warburg hypothesis on the origin of cancer cells.


The importance of nuclear medicine to cancer control.


The complications of vaginal hysterectomy.


Latent pernicious anaemia.

Latent pernicious anaemia.


Iron metabolism using iron 59 (59Fe) as a tracer.


The value of transillumination of the skull in neurological examination of neonates and infants.


An evaluation of a reported method to prolong rabbit skin homografts.


The effects of bretylium and cocaine on noradrenaline depletion.


The ecology of medical graduates.

The ecology of medical graduates.


Depletion and replacement of the adrenaline and noradrenaline contents of the rat adrenal gland, following treatment with reserpine. The effect of reserpine on the adrenaline and noradrenaline contents of rat adrenal glands has been studied. Given subcutaneously to male albino Wistar rats in 3 daily doses of 1 mg/kg, it caused, 24 hr after the final dose, a similar percentage loss of adrenaline and noradrenaline of approximately 50%. Subsequently the adrenaline content slowly increased, until at 14 days from the begining of the experiment there was no significant difference between the reserpine-treated and the control glands. In contrast, the recovery of the noradrenaline content was rapid, exceeding the control value at 7 days by approximately 250%. This increased content of noradrenaline declined to the normal level by 21 days. The total amine content returned to normal by 7 days and remained at this level subsequently. The effect of re-depleting the glands of their amine content was investigated. It was found that re-depletion at 7 days caused a preferential release of noradrenaline, followed at 14 days by a peak of noradrenaline at least as high as that obtained following the initial depletion only. Re-depletion at 21 days caused an effect similar to that obtained initially. Denervation of the left adrenal gland did not alter the degree of depletion caused by reserpine, nor did it alter the subsequent replacement of the amines as compared with that in the innervated right gland.


Functional similarity of bypass arterial grafts and collateral vessels: studies on delayed occulusion in alternate arterial channels.


Problems associated with massive upper gastrointestinal hemorrhage.


Polymorphism of cortisone acetate.

Polymorphism of cortisone acetate.


Effects of chronic food restriction in swine.


Comparison of atherosclerosis in swine fed a human diet or purified diets.


Dehydrated foods.

Dehydrated foods.


The effect of adrenaline on muscle spindles in cat.


Educational and rehabilitative approach to the podiatrically handicapped child.


Simultaneous bilateral renal artery reconstruction for the relief of hypertension: a case report.


Reinforcement of arterial anastomoses and aneurysms with adherent synthetic resins.


Quinine sensitivity.

Quinine sensitivity.


Trichophyton soudanense in Britain.

Trichophyton soudanense in Britain.


Occupational dermatitis from chlorpromazine.


Photodermatitis from soaps.

Photodermatitis from soaps.


Chemotherapy of infections of the skin.

Chemotherapy of infections of the skin.


Penicillin-gamma globulin complex as a test antigen.


Contact dermatitis from drugs.

Contact dermatitis from drugs.


Photodermatitis due to tetrachlorsalicylanilide.


Does size influence homograft survival? Does an autograft protect? An experimental study in the rat.


The technique of skin grafting in the rat.


Unilateral idiopathic lymphoedema with obstruction of the common-iliac vein by the common-iliac artery.


The comparative anatomy of cleft lip and palate. I. Classification of cleft lip and palate in dogs.


Inhibition of the rejection of renal homografts in dogs by Burroughs Wellcome 57-322.


Prospects of renal transplantation.

Prospects of renal transplantation.


Heart sounds and murmurs in rheumatic valvular aortic stenosis. A physiologic approach. Systemic review and personal contribution.


Inhibition of the rejection of renal homografts in dogs by purine analogues.


Effectiveness of selenium in the prevention of nutritional muscular dystrophy in the chick.


Inadvertent hypothermia in paediatric surgery and a method for its prevention.


The effects of thyroid function upon carbon tetrachloride hepatotoxicity.


Anti-inflammatory steroids.

Anti-inflammatory steroids.


Onchocerciasis presenting with swelling of one arm. Case report.


An air pollution rating index system.

An air pollution rating index system.


Studies on the metabolism of 16alpha-hydroxyprogesterone in humans; conversion to urinary 17-isopregnanolone.


Idiopathic hypertrophic subaortic stenosis.


Evolution of photosynthetic mechanisms.

Evolution of photosynthetic mechanisms.


The origin of life on earth and elsewhere.


The path of carbon in photosynthesis.

The path of carbon in photosynthesis.


A theoretical approach to the by-pass technique.


Some investigations on experimental hypercholesterolemia in albino rats.


Congenital hypokalemia of probable renal origin. A newly described entity due to an inherited metabolic defect.


Middle ear grafts in the cat.

Middle ear grafts in the cat.


Creative jazz musicians: a clinical study.


Instruction and training of nurses of the armed forces.


Incidence and causes of secondary failure in treatment with tolbutamide. Experience with 2,500 patients treated up to five years.


Duodeno-jejunal biopsy in the investigation of children with coeliac disease.


Cleft larynx: a cause of laryngeal obstruction and incompetence.


Leprosy and its ocular manifestations.

Leprosy and its ocular manifestations.


Gout, history maker.

Gout, history maker.


Orthopedic backache.

Orthopedic backache.


A review of North Carolina's licensed nursing homes.


The depatterning treatment of schizophrenia.


Hospitals, a joint responsibility.

Hospitals, a joint responsibility.


Modern treatment of depressions.

Modern treatment of depressions.


Psychiatry and general office practice.

Psychiatry and general office practice.


Insulin-sensitivity tests in normal subjets before and after dimethyldiguanide.


The legal rights and responsibilities of a physician with his patient.


An experimental study of stricture of the common bile-duct in the guinea-pig.


The mechanisms concerned in spontaneous restoration of the obstructed common bileduct in rats.


The radical treatment of Pott's disease and Pott's paraplegia by extirpation of the diseased area and anterior spinal fusion.


A particular problem concerning personal cleanliness.


Studies on the isolated circular intestinal loop: IV. Further studies of extrahepatic biliary excretion.


The ABO and rhesus blood groups in Perthes' disease. Determinations were carried out of the ABO blood groups and Rhesus phenotypes of a series of 142 children with Perthes' disease. Where possible their parents and sibs were also grouped. Sera from the mothers of affected children were examined for the presence of Rhesus antibodies. No apparent association was demonstrated between Perthes' disease and any ABO phenotype. The disease is also apparently independent of ABO incompatibility between mother and child. There is the suggestion in these families of an increased incidence of the Rhesus cc phenotype among the affected children. The level of significance is estimated at 0.02, even after taking into account the numerous significance tests possible on the data. Parental and sibship studies show that any association between Perthes' disease and the Rhesus Cc phenotypes, if one does exist, is unlikely to be the product of genetical stratification within the population. Maternal Rhesus antibody, acting through the agency of haemolytic disease of the newborn, plays no detectable part in the aetiology of a subsequently developing Perthes' disease in the child.


Twin pregnancy and rectal carcinoma. Report of a case.


Primary carcinoma multiplex.

Primary carcinoma multiplex. During the past 11 years almost 4,000 necropsies have been performed at the Southern General Hospital, Glasgow, and of these, 924 showed malignancy of which 45 were of primary carcinoma multiplex. Two cases showed triple and one quadruple malignancy, and the remainder two primary malignant tumours.


Changes in liver, pancreatic and stomach morphology following chronic glucagon administration in guinea-pigs.


Experimental lathyrism in Aylesbury ducklings.


Experimental lathyrism in turkey embryos.


Lathyrism-like changes in chicks.

Lathyrism-like changes in chicks.


Thyroid uptake studies with 1-131 in very small doses.


An oral surgeon looks at the future of the specialty.


Bilateral "hereditary" polycystic disease of the kidneys associated with bilateral teratodactyly of the feet.


The effect of insulin on carbohydrate metabolism in the mammalian liver: a review.


The stability of 131I-insulin in solution and its use in studies of the forearm uptake of insulin in man.


Child psychiatry.

Child psychiatry.


Four problems in the rehabilitation of paraplegics.


Cultural considerations in the teaching of American psychiatry to the Chinese.


Incorporation of strontium into precipitates of calcium fluoride and calcium phosphate.


Helminths of animals transmissible to man.


How to set up a county psychiatric emergency service.


Pseudo-transposition of the lower ureters: the ureteral jet phenomenon.


Calcification of vas deferens associated with diabetes.


Some remarks on chemical injury of the liver. Its relationship to disease.


Stone in the intramural bladder portion of the ureter. Urographic observation.


Pulmonary arterial blood flow through an acutely atelectatic lung.


Cervicomediastinal cystic hygroma.

Cervicomediastinal cystic hygroma.


Molecular weight of rabbit gamma-globulin.


Changes in metabolic activities of hepatoma cells following increasing x-ray doses.


The private practitioner and the psychiatric referral.


Conditioning and psychiatric theory.

Conditioning and psychiatric theory.


Treatment methods and fashions in treatment.


Iron absorption from food after subtotal gastrectomy in the dog.


Pain threshold and discrimination of pain intensity during brief exposure to intense noise. Neither pain threshold nor the capacity to discriminate intensity of mild pain was significantly altered during simultaneous stimulation by intense "white" noise. These observations indicate that the reported clinical usefulness of such auditory stimulation during painful therapeutic procedures does not result from an alteration in the capacity to perceive pain.


Management of the chronic mentally ill.

Management of the chronic mentally ill.


The importance of bronchoscopy in an ambulant chest clinic.


"Fore and aft" split pancreaticojejunostomy for chronic pancreatitis.


Trends in the development of silicosis in Ontario miners and aluminum as a factor in prevention.


Intergovernmental relationships and public finance.


Partial albinism. Nine cases in six generations.


The systematics of man.

The systematics of man.


Retention and extinction of learned fear in infant and adult rats.


The imprinting object as a reinforcing stimulus.


The automotive crash injury research program of Cornell University.


Some important complications of duplication of the renal collecting system.


The moral leadership of the American radiologist in a free world's hope for survival.


Histoplasma capsulatum isolated from feather pillow associated with histoplasmosis in an infant. Feathers from an old baby pillow yielded Histoplasma capsulatum in an epidemiologic study of histoplasmosis in an infant. Efforts to exclude other possible sources of infection, including blood donor and placental transmission, were exhaustive. Although histoplasmosis has long been associated with soils in avian habitats, the feather itself has not been implicated heretofore.


Aseptic necrosis of bone.

Aseptic necrosis of bone.


Discussion on patient-triggered ventilators.


The doctor's code.

The doctor's code.


Carcinoma or diverticulitis in obstructive sigmoid lesions: an analysis of the problem of recognition and treatment.


Observations on the treatment of metastatic mammary cancer.


Delayed repair of rupture of the bronchus.


Pneumococcal meningitis.

Pneumococcal meningitis.


An evaluation of two ultramicro system for clinical chemistry.


Quality control for small hospital laboratories in Alberta.


Value of nerve-excitability measurements in prognosis of facial palsy.


The carpal tunnel syndrome: investigation and assessment of treatment.


The immediate effects of threshold loads on the breathing of men and dogs.


Rebreathing method for measurement of mixed venous PCO2.


Acids, bases and all that.

Acids, bases and all that.