The artificial kidney and urea clearance. A theoretical efficiency has been calculated from the known urea clearance of the artificial kidney, the assumed total body water of the patient, and the initial plasma urea. The efficiency of dialysis never significantly exceeded the calculated figure. In some patients with trauma or glomerulonephritis the efficiency was very poor whereas in patients with renal failure complicating pregnancy the actual and calculated efficiencies were very close. These observations are discussed and possible reasons for the failure of dialysis to bring down the plasma urea to the expected concentration are suggested.


Special axo-dendritic synapses in the hippocampal cortex: electron and light microscopic studies on the layer of mossy fibers.


On the ultrastructure of vitreous body filaments.


Artificial respiration.

Artificial respiration.


Why patients come to a casualty department.


Eosinophilic infiltration of the stomach. Review of the literature and case report.


Effect of whole-body x radiation on plasma iron disappearance in the rat.


Distribution of haptoglobins among Chinese in Taiwan.


Blood catalase levels in spontaneous gangrene (Blackfoot) patients.


Speculations on the etiology of blackfoot disease.


pH studies in diarrhoea. I. Comparison of initial pH values of cholera and non-cholera stools.


Effect of dietary glucose and protein in acute renal failure.


The normal body weight and obesity in thyrotoxicosis.


Use of walking casts for ankle sprains.

Use of walking casts for ankle sprains.


Use of filter paper mounting for determination of the specific activity of gluconate-C14 by liquid scintillation assay.


The plasma 17-hydroxycorticosteroid levels in acute and chronic renal failure.


The osteology of the red eye bass, Micropterus coosae (Hubbs and Bailey).


Torsion of the fallopian tube.

Torsion of the fallopian tube.


Pharmacological actions of pepsitensin.

Pharmacological actions of pepsitensin. In confirmation of the results of Croxatto and his co-workers, plasma proteins incubated with pepsin yielded a substance (pepsitensin) with pressor activity. Euglobulin gave a much higher yield than the other plasma protein fractions. Incubation for 4 hr at pH 4 gave high yields of pressor activity (pepsitensin) but no antidiuretic activity; incubation of euglobulin for 4 hr at pH 2.5 yielded extracts with antidiuretic as well as pressor activity. Incubation for 8 to 11 hr at pH 2.5 produced the highest yield of both activities. Further incubation, at the same pH, up to 20 hr caused a rapid decline in the pressor activity of the extracts, but the antidiuretic activity was much more resistant to destruction by pepsin. Pepsitensin was found to be very soluble in water and poorly soluble in organic solvents. It is not inactivated by thioglycollate. In blood pressure assays some animals did not respond to pepsitensin, and nephrectomized (17 to 24 hr) rats were found to be more suitable preparations. Pepsitensin was shown to exert pressor effect by direct action on the blood vessels. Its pressor action could be differentiated from that of tyramine, dimethylphenylpiperazine, nicotine, noradrenaline and Pitressin but not from that of angiotensin. The isolated guinea-pig ileum and the rat uterus were equally sensitive to angiotensin and pepsitensin. In paper chromatograms, in the solvent system butanol-acetic acid-water, the R(F) of pepsitensin was very similar to that of angiotensin.


Dangers in using and handling sodium pentachlorophenate as a molluscicide. In Southern Rhodesia sodium pentachlorophenate (NaPCP) has been in use as a molluscicide in the control of the snail intermediate hosts of bilharziasis since 1953. Until 1959 it had been used on an experimental basis and applied under fairly strict supervision. In 1959, however, it became more easily available through commercial channels and was used as a molluscicide, sprayed on rivers and dams, by farmers using their own labourers. Fatalities occurred and a description of the signs and symptoms to be expected show that the intoxication should be easy to recognize before the condition has gone too far.It is possible with relatively simple precautions to eliminate most of the dangers and there would seem to be no reason on these grounds why NaPCP should not continue to be used on a wide scale as a molluscicide.


The use of hypothermia in septic shock.

The use of hypothermia in septic shock.


Laboratory surveillance of hospital staphylococcal problems.


Medical newspapers.

Medical newspapers.


New adaptations of Brandt-Andrews maneuver. Application to inspection of postpartum cervix and breech delivery.


Conversion of 2-14C-pteroyl-L-monoglutamic acid into isoxanthopterin in Drosophila melanogaster.


Treatment of cold injury.

Treatment of cold injury.


Lysogeny in staphylococci.

Lysogeny in staphylococci. Blair, John E. (Hospital for Joint Diseases, New York, N. Y.) and Miriam Carr. Lysogeny in staphylococci. J. Bacteriol. 82:984-993. 1961.-Changes in the phage typing patterns of strains of staphylococci of the 80/81-52/52A/80/81 complex and of phage group III were produced by lysogenization with temperate phages derived from selected strains of Staphylococcus aureus. The phages used were of the serological groups A, B, and F. Certain changes of phage pattern were related to serologically specific prophage immunity; others were nonspecific, or resulted from the conversion of a strain from partial resistance to full sensitivity to certain typing phages. In addition to an alteration of their phage typing pattern, the lysogenization of certain strains by appropriate phages effected a reversal of their susceptibility to penicillin. The capacity to produce toxin was conferred upon certain nontoxigenic strains by lysogenization with a phage derived from a toxigenic strain.


Crohn's disease presenting acutely in pregnancy.


The protein and carbohydrate-protein complexes of synovial fluids.


Mammary tumor development in transplanted hyperplastic alveolar nodules of the mouse.


Case of Meigs' syndrome-an incomplete form with multiple pelvic pathology.


Virugon in acute respiratory illness. A study in general practice.


Evidence against an aldosterone feed-back mechanism within the adrenal gland.


Effect of temporary thoracic caval constriction on aldosterone secretion in conscious and in anesthetized sheep.


The mechanism of paraplegia after temporary thoracic aortic occlusion and its relationship to spinal fluid pressure.


Humoral stimulation of adrenal cortical secretion.


Extraperitoneal thoracic aorta to femoral bypass graft as replacement for an infected aortic bifurcation prosthesis.


Panarteriography in cerebrovascular insufficiency.


Ionizing radiation and human leukemia.

Ionizing radiation and human leukemia.


Creating an office for the organized medical staff.


Fatal midline granulomatosis--a case report.


The treatment of chronic cavitating pulmonary tuberculosis by long-term chemotherapy.


Atresia or absence of the aortic isthmus.


Thoracic arterial arch anomalies.

Thoracic arterial arch anomalies.


Blue Shield on the march.

Blue Shield on the march.


A note on the Morton dressing carriage.

A note on the Morton dressing carriage.


Effects of experimental chronic respiratory disease and infectious bronchitis on pullets.


Carbon dioxide uptake studies in algae grown in water and deuterium oxide.


Overevaluation of own group's product in intergroup competition.


Perceived characteristics of elected representatives.


Ineffectiveness of anticoagulants in myocardial infarction.


Relative roles of glomerular filtration and tubular reabsorption in denervation diuresis.


Effect of epinephrine on tubular reabsorption of glucose by dog kidney.


The vasodilating effects of coumarin derivatives.


Pakistan medicine.

Pakistan medicine.


An evaluation of preoperative blood volume determination in the debilitated surgical patient.


Antibodies reactive with antigens derived from HeLa and J111 in patients with malignancies.


Anesthesia and pulmonary problems.

Anesthesia and pulmonary problems.


Suggested guides for use of gamma globulin as a prophylaxis with respect to hepatitis.


Protein in the nucleus pulposus of the intervertebral disk.


Selection of the jaundiced patient for operation.


The biosynthesis of thymidylic acid. III. Purification of thymidylate synthetase and its spectrophotometric assay.


Slaughterhouses and the 1958 legislation.


Intrafunicular ulceration of persistent omphalomesenteric duct with intra-amniotic hemorrhage and fetal death.


Simplified millipore filter technique for cytologic diagnosis of cytomegalic inclusion disease in examination of urine.


Pathology of the newborn and of the placenta in oligohydramnios.


Pathways of fetal and early neonatal infection. Viral placentitis, bacterial and fungal chorioamnionitis.


Liquefaction necrosis of a kidney following trauma.


Distribution of lactic dehydrogenase in skeletal muscle.


Isozymes of lactic dehydrogenase in skeletal muscle.


Focal hypocalcemic seizures 33 years after thyroidectomy.


Peripheral neuropathy (non-invasive) associated with lymphoma.


Eugenol lignin: its chemical properties and significance.


Chorea as a manifestation of rheumatic fever: a long-term perspective.


Turban tumours in brother and sister.

Turban tumours in brother and sister.


Heterotopic ossification in uroepithelial regeneration on grafts of ileum and colon.


Ileal pouch with transitional epithelium and anal sphincter as a continent urinary reservoir.


Space perception among unilaterally paralyzed children and adolescents.


Effects of salicylate administration on reputed indices of adrenal cortical activity in the rat.


Immunoelectrophoresis of blister fluids.


On the etiology of lupus erythematosus.

On the etiology of lupus erythematosus.


Serum complement in dermatologic disease.


Mosaicism in a mother with a mongol child.


Epidemic ringworm of the groin.

Epidemic ringworm of the groin.


Chromosome abnormality in mongolism.

Chromosome abnormality in mongolism.


How to judge vinyl wall coverings.

How to judge vinyl wall coverings.


The free sterols of dermatophytes.

The free sterols of dermatophytes.


Clinical trials, a scientific discipline.


Monthly problem in cutaneous medicine. No. 3. Which is benign and which is a very malignant tumor?


Observations on cultured granulosa cells from ovarian follicles and ovulated ova of the rat.


Why won't this woman's ulcers heal?

Why won't this woman's ulcers heal?


Penetration of anionic surfactants into skin. II. Study of mechanisms which impede the penetration of synthetic anionic surfactants into skin.


Penetration of anionic surfactants into skin. III. Penetration from buffered sodium laurate solutions.


Atopic dermatitis.

Atopic dermatitis.


A quantitative study of arterial injury.


Acutte effects of triparanol in man.

Acutte effects of triparanol in man.


Influence of a bacterial cell extract upon the morphogenesis of Arthrobacter ureafaciens. Blankenship, L. C. (University of Maryland, College Park) and R. N. Doetsch. Influence of a bacterial cell extract upon the morphogenesis of Arthrobacter ureafaciens. J. Bacteriol. 82:882-888. 1961-The effect of a bacterial extract on alleviating the abnormal morphological appearance of Arthrobacter ureafaciens when cultivated in Thiotone broth is described. Physical and chemical analyses of this extract revealed that the mineral components therein were largely responsible for the observed effects. Similar results were obtained using ashed Trypticase soy broth, known mineral mixtures, or magnesium ions. The role played by these materials in governing the morphology of A. ureafaciens is discussed.


Science and art in the training of psychologists.


Effect of bilateral nephrectomy on pressor response to renin.


Renin and angiotensinase content of the kidney of normal and renal hypertensive rats.


Measured food intakes of young Indonesian children.


International educational exchange in medicine. Medicine's international characteristics, responsibilities, and opportunities.


The American Medical Association: from mastodons to modern medicine.


What the doctor expects of the hospital administrator, hospital trustee, and the legislator.


On cardiac electrophysiology in hypothermia.


The general hospital psychiatric unit--a VA success story.


The role of renin in experimental renal hypertension.


New directions in general hospital psychiatric facilities.


V.A. hospital units.

V.A. hospital units.


A practical technique for increasing efficiency.


Intravenous trifluoperazine (Stelazine) as a postoperative anti-emetic.


Microbial allergy. A critical review--1950-1960.


Microbial allergy. A critical review--1950-May 1960.


Microbial allergy. A critical review--1950-May 1960. II.


Microbial allergy. A critical review--1950-May 1960. III.


Microbial allergy. A critical review--1950-May 1960. IV.


Microbial allergy. A critical review--1950-May 1960. VI.


Carcinoma of the middle ear and mastoid: a report of 3 cases.


The salivary gland calculus--diagnosis and treatment.


An evaluation of the iodophor compounds as surgical germicides.


Patterns of cardiac arousal during complex mental activity.


A humoral reticuloendothelial-depressing substance in shock.


Mechanism of human plasminogen activation by streptokinase and human plasmin.


Mechanism of depression of reticuloendothelial system in shock.


Effects of drug-induced peripheral vasoconstriction and vasodilatation and increased heat production on the thermal and metabolic responses of dogs exposed to cold.


A simple detection of fat-soluble vitamins on alumina thin layer-chromatograms.


Drugs in pregnancy--thalidomide.

Drugs in pregnancy--thalidomide.


Viral encephalitis.

Viral encephalitis.


Increased intracranial pressure in vitamin A-deficient infants.


Japanese B encephalitis in continental United States.


Latent virus infection: recurrent herpes simplex.


Parotitis, orchitis, and meningoencephalitis due to lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus.


Smallpox and air travel: need for vigilance.


Ritter's disease: exfoliative dermatitis of the newborn.


Subacute inclusion body encephalitis.

Subacute inclusion body encephalitis.


Syphilis is still a problem.

Syphilis is still a problem.


Thalidomide studies in experimental animals.


Se 75-selenomethionine for visualization of the pancreas by isotope scanning.


The colleges of podiatry and the profession.


Fluorine-18: a new isotope for bone scanning.


Sodium oxacillin treatment of pyodermas and acne.


Genital stromal changes induced by malignant lymphomata and leukemia.


Capacity of a human neonate reflex to signal future response by present action.


The utilization of protein as a source of energy in fattening sheep.


The significance of selenium and vitamin E in nutrition. Muscular dystrophy in farm animals: its cause and prevention.


Anaesthesia for cardiovascular investigations and operations.


Severe idiosyncratic reactions to an intravenous iron preparation.


Fatigue fractures in track athletes.

Fatigue fractures in track athletes. Pain in a foot or in the lower leg, not related to specific injury, in a track athlete who does a great deal of running, is the first symptom of fatigue fracture. X-ray films taken at the time pain begins may show no abnormality. Films taken a month or more later may show formation of callus, and perhaps a fracture line, at the point of pain. Usually no treatment beyond cessation of running for two months or more is needed. Since the incidence is highest in middle-distance runners who train intensively-quartermilers in particular-and may be related to the hardness of the running track, limiting running to alternate days and doing part of it on grass may help in prevention.


The social and industrial effects of high unemployment in Northern Ireland.


Determination of glucose in the presence of sucrose using glucose oxidase; effect of pH on absorption spectrum of oxidized o-dianisidine.


Skin allergenic properties of unsaponifiable host lipid fraction (USF) and its relationship to tuberculin skin reaction in guinea pigs.


Hereditary factors in rheumatoid arthritis and ankylosing spondylitis.


Fatal acute hemorrhagic pancreatitis following abdominal hysterectomy. Report of a case.


Thoughts about massage.

Thoughts about massage.


The nomenclature and classification of the medical renal diseases.


Caloric vestibular reaction in unconscious patients.


Studies of choline acetylase inhibition by DDA (dichloro-diphenylacetic acid) and its possible relationship to DDT toxicity.


Behavior of the bitch during parturition.


Increased concentration of beryllium-7 in the stratosphere after the nuclear test explosions during September-October 1961.


Submicroscopic morphology of the infrared receptor of pit vipers.


Creatinine excretion: variability and relationships to diet and body size.


A case of non-rotation of the gut in a Bantu Negroid female.


Studies on a skin test for leptospirosis.


Effect of pupal brain surgery on the rocking response of automeris.


Early Swiss sources of Adolf MEYER's concepts.


Rare abdominal tumor--chylous cyst of the mesentery. Review of present knowledge and report of a case.


Carotid angiography and cerebral abscess.


Keepers of the flame: the history of nursing at the Somerset Hospital.


Bovine thyroid iodine-131 concentrations subsequent to Soviet nuclear weapon tests. The iodine-131 concentration in thyroids of cattle slaughtered in Reno, Nevada, was measured during and following recent atmospheric nuclear weapon tests by the U.S.S.R. The iodine-131 concentration rose rapidly to a maximum and then declined with an apparent half-life of 7 days after conclusion of the test series. The average dose to bovine thyroids from this test series was estimated to be 17 rads.


Significant hand types in women according to relative lengths of fingers.


The structure of the nonmotile hindlimb of the pouch young opossum.


Basic studies in cerebral edema. Its control by a corticosteroid (Solu-Medrol).


The use of a double contrast method in angiocardiography.


Serum enzyme changes after treatment of malignant tumors.


Analysis of the effects of changes in rate and rhythm upon myocardial contractility.


Impurities in commercial formamide as critical factors in the paper chromatography of the violarin-mycetin antibiotics.


Linear models for contrast phenomena.

Linear models for contrast phenomena.


Acute bronchial asthma in children-a cardiopulmonary problem?


Bacterial resistance to antibiotics in vivo. II. Population patterns among staphylococci. Bliss, Eleanor A. (Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr, Pa.) and Burr M. Alter. Bacterial resistance to antibiotics in vivo. II. Population patterns among staphylococci. J. Bacteriol. 84:125-129. 1962-The general level of resistance to streptomycin of a sensitive strain of Staphylococcus aureus was increased by exposure to the antibiotic in vivo. Although a rise in the minimal inhibitory concentration of streptomycin in broth was seen infrequently, over half the cultures from treated mice showed a shift in the population pattern toward greater tolerance for the antibiotic. A similar change did not occur in staphylococci after exposure in vivo to penicillin or chlortetracycline. Except in the case of highly resistant mutants, the level of population tolerance for streptomycin appears to be related to the concentration of the antibiotic in the tissues of the host, since strains already possessed of a measure of resistance failed to gain in resistance when exposed to streptomycin in vivo. The mechanism of survival and outgrowth of the occasional highly resistant mutant is considered.


Slipped capital femoral epiphysis.

Slipped capital femoral epiphysis.


Studies on the fibrinolytic system in the euglobulin fraction of human plasma. A. Methodological study. B. Application of the methods.


The proactivator of the fibrinolytic system in human plasma. The quantitative determination and its clinical application.


Children who starve themselves: anorexia nervosa.


Carcinoma of the parathyroid.

Carcinoma of the parathyroid.


Vaccination of dairy cattle against staphylococcic mastitis.


Postradiation osteogenic sarcoma. Report of a case and review of literature.


The effect of cellular aggregation on pressure-flow relationships in the microvascular system.


A quantitative study of the hemodynamics in the living microvascular system.


Intermittent isoniazid therapy for mice.


Biosynthesis and metabolism of unsaturated fatty acids.


Irradiation of cerebral astrocytomata under whole-body hypothermia.


Syphilis again.

Syphilis again.


Methods for the cytochemical characterization of nuclear basic proteins, and their application to problems of development.


Hypovolemia associated with prolonged shock following myocardial infarction.


Evaluation of a new trichomonacidal agent.


Prepayment and reimbursement.

Prepayment and reimbursement.


Ego identity, role variability, and adjustment.


Discrimination and recognition of weak stimuli. I. Psychological and physiological relationships.


Awareness of stimulus relationships and physiological generality of response in autonomic discrimination.


Surgical problems in management of islet-cell tumors with gastric hypersecretion.


Maneuvers to facilitate difficult biliary tract surgery.


Relationship of the medical profession to government supported alcoholism programs.


Treating the abstaining alcoholic.

Treating the abstaining alcoholic.


Jaundice following thioridazine administration.


Multi-leadership as a teaching and therapeutic tool in group psychotherapy.


Amino acid content of rabbit urine and plasma.


A study of meaning set in the judgment of clinical test data.


Adaptation-level theory: paradigmatic application to projective testing.


Psychometric aspects of the Rorschach technique.


Plastic surgery.

Plastic surgery.


The pathological basis of ophthalmoscopic signs.


Radiation and surgery.

Radiation and surgery.


'Purity' of alpha-crystallin.

'Purity' of alpha-crystallin.


Requirements and tentative mechanism for the interaction between soluble and microsomal ribonucleic acid in rat liver.


Studies on cytoplasmic ribonucleic acid from rat liver. V. Cofactor requirements for the metabolic interaction between soluble and microsomal ribonucleic acid.


The surgeon's responsibility for the quality of surgery.


A short outline of the oncological work in U.S.S.R.


The development of specific treatment approaches to the emotionally disturbed child: psychiatric inpatient and day care treatment.


Comparison between akathisia developing on treatment with phenothiazine derivatives and the restless legs syndrome.


Early clinical signs of meningiomas of the foramen magnum, a new syndrome.


Trigeminal neuralgia: its treatment with a new anticonvulsant drug (G-32883).


Amino-acid sequence and the occurrence of phosphorus in human fibrinopeptides.


The treatment of cancer of the uterine cervix by radium and x-ray therapy.


A selective study of a new analgesic in arthritis.


Spasmodic valgus as a presenting sign of rheumatoid arthritis.


Thalamic localization of afferents from the tongue in squirrel monkey (Saimiri sciureus).


Tuberculosis casefinding, 1961.

Tuberculosis casefinding, 1961.


The effect of small doses of alcohol on the "optokinetic fusion limit".


Xanthoma of the tendo Achilles.

Xanthoma of the tendo Achilles.


Identification of phospholipids in human thrombocytes and erythrocytes.


Application of neutron activation paper chromatographic analysis of phospholipids in clinical investigation.


Neutron activation paper chromatographic analysis of human cerebrospinal fluid.


Emergency anaesthesia apparatus.

Emergency anaesthesia apparatus.


Considerations other than pharmacological effect in psychiatric drug prescription.


Chronic toxicity of ethylene glycol in the monkey.


Stuttering in families of adopted stutterers.


Diabetes mellitus and cirrhosis of the liver.


The place of the regional hospital in postgraduate education: a practical approach.


Aplastic anaemia.

Aplastic anaemia.


The release of thrombin from fibrin by fibrinolysin.


Source of phosphoenolpyruvate for hexose synthesis in liver and muscle as studied with aspartate-3-C14.


The simultaneous determination of C14 and H3 in the terminal groups of glucose.


Sensitivity of the WAIS to language handicap in a psychotic population.


The Rorschach popular response among Hawaiian schizophrenics.


Lamellar ichthyosis of the newborn. The "collodion baby": a clinical and genetic entity; report of a case and review of the literature with special consideration of pathogenesis and classification.


Hereditary skin diseases: general consideration.


Diabetic retinopathy.

Diabetic retinopathy.


Prognosis in essential hypertension--a review.


Studies on catecholamine-containing granules of specific cells in cyclostome hearts.


The fine structure of cyclostome cardiac muscle cells.


Acute respiratory disease associated with Coxsackie A-21 virus infection. II. Incidence in military personnel: observations in a nonrecruit population.


Enhanced effect of total-body x-irradiation in mice under mild hypothermia.


Natural history of untreated breast cancer (1805-1933). Comparison of untreated and treated cases according to histological grade of malignancy.


Age and the self concept.

Age and the self concept.


The justification for surgical procedures employed in periodontal therapy.


Further thoughts on tipping.

Further thoughts on tipping.


Psychology and esthetics: a methodological Monroe doctrine.


A rationale for group treatment of aphasic patients.


Frozen and thawed blood: studies in rabbit and man.


Certain observations based on a study of 141 cases of primary adenocarcinoma of the ovaries (1950-1959).


The pyruvate carboxylase of Aspergillus niger.


Cancer of the nasopharynx: with special reference to the significance of histopathology.


Optical and electron microscopic changes in ultraviolet irradiated chromosome segments. Chromosome segments of urodele cells lose some substance after irradiation with about 10(-1) ergs/micro(2) of heterochromatic ultraviolet light. These segments stain faintly or negatively with the Feulgen and pyronine-methyl-green methods and weakly with the Alfert-Gesch-wind stain for basic protein. In the living cells, Perry found in these chromosome segments a decrease of 50 to 60 per cent in absorption at 2400, 2600, and 2800 A, i.e., in the region of intense chromosomal absorption that is maximal at 2600 A. Apparently the material lost contains DNA (?DNP) and we call the process DNA-steresis. In such cells, fixed in neutral formalin in Tyrode's solution and stained with phosphotungstic acid, electron microscopy shows that the unirradiated parts of the chromosomes consist of (a) a homogeneous or finely fibrillar material (component-A) filling the meshes of (b) an irregular network with bars 40 to 300 A in diameter, some of which continue into a similar interchromosomal network. DNA-steretic portions of the chromosomes consist mainly of this network and only small amounts of component-A, which presumably contains the DNA. We have not been able to demonstrate DNA-steresis with the electron microscope after primary fixation with OsO(4) or KMnO(4). Structural changes due to DNA-steresis are compared with certain nuclear changes in the mitotic cycle.


Inhibition of salt excretion by carbohydrate.


Improved coronary perfusion cannulas and flowmeter as aids to coronary artery perfusion in open-heart surgery.


The comparison of the apparent volume of distribution of large molecular weight dextran and Evans blue dye.


How many mothers breast feed? A survey in general practice.


The Fanconi syndrome with renal hyperchloremic acidosis. Sequential development of multiple tubular dysfunctions in a child.


The clinical evaluation of the heart. I. The anonymous revolution.


The clinical evaluation of the heart. II. The normal second heart sounds.


Effect of sympathetic stimulation on cerebral oxygen tension.


Goitrous hypothyroidism.

Goitrous hypothyroidism.


Effect of dietary nitrate on thyroid function. Experimental results indicate that 0.31 and 0.92 percent dietary nitrate, when consumed by rats and sheep respectively, can affect the normal iodine metabolism of the thyroid gland. The dietary level of iodine appears to be highly important when nitrate is present in the diet.


Radiological anatomy of coronary arteries of the dog.


The transfemoral approach to coronary arteriography, with particular attention to right coronary artery visualization. An experimental study.


Diseases of the pancreas.

Diseases of the pancreas.


Radiation therapy in the treatment of intracranial tumors.


The hazards of medical irradiation.

The hazards of medical irradiation.


Successful repair of a ruptured aneurysm of the aortic sinus.


Combined treatment of thyrotoxicosis with perchlorate and propylthiouracil.


Successful pregnancy following Strassmann metroplasty.


The relation between phosphate metabolism and the transport of cations across the cell membrane in the human erythrocyte.


A method for obtaining psychophysical thresholds from the pigeon.


Protection of the irradiated dog by aminoethylisothiuronium (AET) and p-aminopropiophenone (PAPP).


Strain differences and the relation of aging to salt susceptibility in mice.


The bird as an experimental animal.

The bird as an experimental animal.


The electrical conductivity of normal body fluids: in equivalent mEq./L. of sodium chloride.


Glomerular basement membrane changes with the nephrotic syndrome produced in the rat by homologous kidney and hemophilus pertusis vaccine.


Pyoderma associated with keloids; infestation with fusopirillary organisms.


Librium as adjunctive therapy in dermatoses.


The ocular forms of rickettsial diseases in the Cameroons


Medical social service--a physician-administrator's confession of faith.


The diagnosis of amyloidosis. Ancillary procedures.


A head holder for brain operations on the cat.


Autonomic-psychic experimental epilepsy in the cat due to insular and circum-insular lesions.


Electroencephalographic studies in cats with experimentally produced hippocampal epilepsy.


A method for chronic implantation of depth electrodes in the brains of experimental animals.


Inhibition of motor cortex seizures by antidromic pyramidal stimulation.


Head shaking and nystagmus produced by 2,2-diethyl, 1,3-propanediol (prenderol) in the rat.


Radiological appearances of pulmonary veins in mitral stenosis.


A guide for research use of the Blacky pictures.


Does the melanin pigment of human skin have adaptive value? An essay in human skin have adaptive value? An essay in human ecology and the evolution of race.


On the origin and evolution of living machines.


Observations on the role of sulfhydryl groups in the enzymatic activity of myosin.


Observations on the role of sulfhydryl groups in the functioning of actomyosin.


Cryptogenic mycotic aneurysm.

Cryptogenic mycotic aneurysm.


Familial bilateral essential iris atrophy (Group 2).


Acute thrombosis of large arteries.

Acute thrombosis of large arteries.


Acute thrombotic occlusion of the atherosclerotic common iliac artery. A stress syndrome.


A look at dentistry and psychological concepts.


Toward a closer alliance between psychoanalytic and genetic schools of psychology.


An outline of pancreatic function tests.


Renal function tests in clinical practice.


The why, when, and how of liver function tests.


Thyroid function tests.

Thyroid function tests.


The why, when and how of liver function tests.


An electron scintillation spectrometry method.


Case identification in psychiatric epidemiology: methods and problems.


Retrograde prolapse of gastric mucosa into the esophagus.


Antigen polymorphism of a low-density beta-lipoprotein. Allotypy in human serum.


The urinary excretion of beta-amino-isobutyric acid in Pacific populations.


Coalescence of caudal vertebrae in the giant dinosaur Diplodocus.


Inherited susceptibility to disease. Its relation to environment.


Laboratory medicine in Russia.

Laboratory medicine in Russia.


Medical education and research in the U.S.S.R.


"DPF concept" helps predict bed needs.

"DPF concept" helps predict bed needs.


Electron equipment brings problems in purchase, use, design, policy.


What to look for in buying patient monitoring systems.


When should hospitals install computers?


Observations on acute glomerulonephritis associated with impetigo.


Congenital skeletal anomalies of the spine: an analysis of the charts and roentgenograms of 264 patients.


Mucoproteins in serum, urine and aqueous humor in thyroidectomized rats.


Good planning smooths the way for handicapped patients.


Homotransplantation of the lung in dogs treated with Methotrexate.


Reading epilepsy: case report.

Reading epilepsy: case report.


Index for measurement of synchronization of cell populations.


Vascular headaches.

Vascular headaches.


Precipitating and non precipitating antibodies in the primary and secondary immune responses. Rate of decline, anaphysensitizing capacity, and the effect of cortisone.


Thymidine diphosphate mannose and thymidine diphosphate rhamnose in Streptomyces grieus.


The pathology of Coccidioides immitis in the Macaca mulatta.


The nature and control of road traffic accidents.


The pathogenesis of diabetic glomerulosclerosis. I. The significance of various histopathological components of the disease.


Bacterial endocarditis in children.

Bacterial endocarditis in children.


The treatment of retrocaval ureter in the solitary kidney.


Neurovascular considerations in Bell's palsy.


The skin-surface glucose test.

The skin-surface glucose test.


The production of antisera that neutralize inclusion blennorrhoea virus.


Management of acute renal insufficiency.


The effect of hormone treatment on the phosphorylase activity of the rabbit uterus.


Uterosacral block anesthesia for dilatation and curettage.


Tinea versicolor in steroid-treated patients. Incidence in patients with chronic ulcerative colitis and regional enteritis treated with corticotropin and corticosteroids.


Identification of proplastids by fluorescence microscopy and their isolation and purification.


Studies on a protochlorophyll-protein complex. I. Purification and molecular-weight determination.


Effects of subliminal anchors upon judgments of size.


Rusty: a brief behavior disorder.

Rusty: a brief behavior disorder.


Effect of Beurger-Allen exercises on postural edema.


Mitochondrial swelling during cold exposure of the rat and hamster.


Audioanalgesia in podiatric practice--a preliminary study.


Fine structure of the photosynthetic bacterium Rhodomicrobium vannielii. The fine structure of the photosynthetic bacterium Rhodomicrobium vannielii was studied by the ultra thin sectioning technique. Cells were fixed in buffered osmium tetroxide and embedded in Epoxy resin. The feature most common to nearly all cells was an array of intracellular membranes situated in a concentric manner at the periphery of the cell. The membranes were mostly paired and quite often five pairs were seen aligned together. Calculations from densitometric tracings showed the average width of a "unit" membrane to be 65 A. Sections of material from disrupted cells after passage through a sucrose gradient revealed vesicular forms composed of membranes similar in width to those in the intact cell. Absorption spectra of both intact cells and isolated membranes were very similar in the bacteriochlorophyll regions. Septa and membranes were demonstrated in the filaments that join mature cells. No evidence for chromatophores was obtained although the methods used were adequate for their demonstration in Rhodospirillum rubrum.


The influence of mannitol on water and electrolyte excretion following trauma.


An analysis of the development of standing and walking patterns in patients with cerebral palsy.


Effect of azo dyes on growth and metabolism of Neurospora crassa. I. Relative resistance of Neurospora strains to azo dye inhibition. Bobb, Dolores (Palo Alto Medical Research Foundation, Palo Alto, Calif.), Dorothy Liebes, and David A. Salzberg. Effect of azo dyes on growth and metabolism of Neurospora crassa. I. Relative resistance of Neurospora strains to azo dye inhibition. J. Bacteriol. 84:242-249. 1962.-Under conditions where growth factors were not limiting, 3'-methyl-4-monoaminoazobenzene, a rat hepatocarcinogen, inhibited growth of six Neurospora strains studied. The strains could be divided into three groups with regard to sensitivity. A wild-type and a leucine-requiring mutant were the most resistant, and the riboflavine-deficient strain, 51602, showed greatest susceptibility. Results suggested a possible correlation between the inhibition of strain 51602 and the ability of the mutant to synthesize riboflavine from its precursors. Inhibition was not dependent on the utilization of externally supplied riboflavine. The azo dye inhibition of all strains resulted primarily in a prolonged lag phase, although growth rates were affected to some degree. Spore germination did not appear to be retarded. A dose-response curve was developed to measure quantitatively the growth inhibition by azo dyes; it was based on the time required for inhibited and control cultures to reach identical growth weights.


Hydrops of the gallbladder in a three-year-old girl.


The dynamics of serum lipoprotein patterns in vitamin C-saturated and vitamin C-deficient guinea-pigs after carbon tetrachloride poisoning.


Renal complications after anesthesia and operation.


Treatment of cervicitis by the carbondioxide-snow cauterization method.


Management and complications of abdominal pregnancy.


Effect of direct irradiation on the course of pulmonary tuberculosis (using cancerocidal doses).


The problem of lymph node metastases in cancer of the larynx.


Thyroid: serum radioiodide concentration ratio during the estrous cycle of the mouse.


Long-term results of stapes mobilization. A statistical analysis.


Separation of rabbit plasma proteins by zone electrophoresis on "pevikon C. 870".


Identification of isoamyl acetate as an active component in the sting pheromone of the honey bee.


The inhibitory action of certain substances on the response to vestibular stimulation.


Pregnancies in juveniles.

Pregnancies in juveniles.


Primary uterine tube malignancy.

Primary uterine tube malignancy.


The methodological problem involved in the delimitation of depressive syndromes in European psychiatry.


Renin and angiotensin tachyphylaxis.

Renin and angiotensin tachyphylaxis.


An American ophthalmologist visits India.


Some diagnostic aspects of gastrointestinal carcinoma.


A family outbreak of tinea capitis due to Trichophyton violaceum in Michigan. Its control with Griseofulvin.


Intermittent positive pressure breathing and curare in the treatment of severe pneumonic respiratory distress.


Ventilation studies in children of different ages.


Alkaline and acid phosphatases.

Alkaline and acid phosphatases.


Blood enzymes in cancer and other diseases.


Biologically active citrulline peptides.


Enzyme methods in clinical diagnosis and investigation. Introduction.


Hyperpyrexia in measles.

Hyperpyrexia in measles.


Radioactivity in rainfall during September 1961 following the Russian nuclear-weapons tests of September 1961.


Utilization of free fatty acids by diaphragm in vitro.


Oxygen flow through capillary silastic tubing as a principle for a membrane oxygenator.


Distribution of ribonucleic acid in the regenerating urodele limb as determined by autoradiographic localization of uridine-H3.


The effects of micro-quantities of ribonuclease on the regenerating amphibian limb.


Studies on adrenal transplantation. I. Homologous and autogenous transplants.


Comparison of phenyramidol and placebo in musculoskeletal pain syndromes.


Muscle receptor organs of crayfish:functional-anatomical correlations.


The generalized vertebrate neuron.

The generalized vertebrate neuron.


Measurement in physiotherapy of the chest.


Foley catheter technique of tubal insufflation.


Policy regarding symptomless staphylococcal carriers among the hospital staff. Influence of absence from hospital.


On the validity of the evidence for sub-units of high molecular weight ribonucleic acids.


Diabetic Charcot joint. Report of a case and review of the literature.


Social class differences in conscience development.


The development of conscience: a comparison of American children of different mental and socioeconomic levels.


The development of conscience: a comparison of students in Catholic parochial schools and in public schools.


Sensitization of Proteus mirabilis to the lethal action of ethyl methanesulphonate by pretreatment with manganous chloride.


Carcinoma of the breast: treatment of the internal mammary lymph nodes.


Influence of serum calcium concentration on QT-interval and circulation.


Group psychotherapy in the mental hospital.


A critical study of available electrophoretic methods for the separation and measurement of hemoglobin variants.


Observations on the morphology of Thiovulum majus Hinze.


An operating room with high atmospheric pressure.


Reduction of spasticity by cold.

Reduction of spasticity by cold.


Inactivation of protein in poliovirus by nitrous acid.


Kinetic studies of beta-galactosidase induction. The kinetics of beta-galactosidase induction in E. coli ML 3 have been studied. Following addition of inducer, the rate of enzyme synthesis accelerates from the uninduced to a steady-state rate. At saturating concentration of inducer the time constant (T(c)) for this process is 2.5 to 3 minutes. With decreasing inducer concentration (I), increasing time constants are observed. I/I + K' approximates I/T(c). The steady-state rate of beta-galactosidase synthesis is approximated by I(2)/I(2) + K(2). K' and K have been estimated for IPTG and TMG. The kinetics of beta-galactosidase production after the removal of inducer by dilution or after the addition of glucose have been investigated. A transition time of 2.5 to 3 minutes is observed before enzyme synthesis slows or stops. These results are consistent with the hypothesis that the enzyme-forming unit is unstable.


Electroencephalographic abnormalities in non tumor hydrocephalus.


Vegetative phenomena in petit mal epilepsy.


On the pharmacology of guanethidine.

On the pharmacology of guanethidine.


Histocompatibility antigens and hemagglutinogens in the rat.


The physiologic response to conformity pressure in man.


The specific structure of compounds effecting fat mobilization in man.


Post-irradiation hyperlipemia.

Post-irradiation hyperlipemia.


Dilated azygos vein simulating mediastinal tumor.


Coronary insufficiency. Correction by internal mammary ligation.


Paradoxes of tuberculosis in India.

Paradoxes of tuberculosis in India.


Recovery of foreleg placing after ipsilateral frontal lobectomy in the hemicerebrectomized cat. Forelimb placing recovers in variable fashion after contralateral hemicerebrectomy. In three cats showing poor recovery over periods of 2 to 6 months, and then surviving removal of the ipsilateral frontal lobe, further recovery of placing occurred after the second operation.


Asian influenza: isolated outbreak within a large closed population.


Chemoprophylaxis and the anti-bacterial sulfonamides.


Infantile cortical hyperostosis (Caffey-Smyth syndrome): report of four cases.


Regulation of TSH secretion.

Regulation of TSH secretion.


The acute leukemias. Analysis of 322 cases and review of the literature.


Carcinoma of the thyroid.

Carcinoma of the thyroid.


The chemical nature of metacercarial cysts. I. Histological and histochemical observations on the cyst of Posthodiplostomum minimum.


High dosage oral chymotrypsin as an adjunct in plastic surgery.


Psychological and biochemical syntheses occurring during recovery from psychosis.


Dialysable neuraminic acid in human cerebrospinal fluid.


Some pharmacological properties of brain ganglioside. The effects of a preparation of purified brain ganglioside and of neuraminic acid have been studied on various pharmacological test preparations. In concentrations of 10 mug/ml. or more, ganglioside stimulates the isolated guinea-pig ileum; graded responses are usually obtained. Various substances, known to antagonize the actions of other stimulant substances, fail to affect the response to ganglioside. Ganglioside and neuraminic acid neither stimulate the superior cervical ganglion of the cat nor do they affect ganglionic transmission. Ganglioside and neuraminic acid did not change the response of the frog rectus abdominis muscle to acetylcholine, nor did they affect the blood pressure of the cat. Ganglioside (2 mug/ml. or more) stimulates the isolated heart of Venus mercenaria, but the response, which develops slowly, decreases with repeated administration of ganglioside. The response is not blocked by 2-bromo-lysergic acid diethylamide and there is no indication that it is due to the liberation of endogenous 5-hydroxytryptamine or related indole compounds. For both the heart of Venus mercenaria and guinea-pig ileum, the activity demonstrated by brain ganglioside is specifically a property of the whole molecule, since neither neuraminic acid itself nor a preparation of brain ganglioside from which only two-thirds of its neuraminic acid had been removed are active.


Some metabolic properties of the nucleolus as demonstrated by recent radioisotope experiments.


Surface tension and active thermoregu-lation in man. Preliminary report.


Hypoglycemia due to insulin. A major medical problem.


The use of radioiron in the study of anemia.


Mebutamate, a new drug for the treatment of hypertension.


Late results of sacral rhizotomy in coccygodynia.


Distribution of strontium in the bovine skeleton.


The course of the premaxillary nerves and blood vessels.


An abnormal leukocyte response in interstitial cystitis.


Vesicoureteral reflux.

Vesicoureteral reflux.


Contractile protein in vascular smooth muscle.


Direct tension recording from smooth muscle of resistance vessels from various organs.


Role of electrolytes in the contractile machinery of vascular smooth muscle.


Analysis of the direct adrenal action of neurohypophyseal hormones.


The effect of central nervous lesions on pituitary-adrenocortical function in the rat.


Angiography in the diagnosis of renal carcinoma.


Angiography in the diagnosis of tumors of the urinary bladder.


Angiographic diagnosis of ureteric carcinoma.


Reactivity of aorta and arterioles in renal hypertension.


The viral diagnosis of poliomyelitis.

The viral diagnosis of poliomyelitis.


Congenital diverticulum of the anterior urethra associated with aplasia of the abdominal muscles in a male infant.


Two cases of complete double functional urethra with a single bladder.


What to call hypoplastic kidney?

What to call hypoplastic kidney?


Clinical evaluation of methoxy-flurane in obstetrical anaesthesia: a report on 500 cases.


Adansonian classification of mycobacteria.


Finger-tip injuries: late results.

Finger-tip injuries: late results.


An experimental study on serotonin (5-hydroxytryptamine;5HT) on man with special reference to renal function.


Chemotherapy of tuberculosis.

Chemotherapy of tuberculosis.


Amounts of oxides of nitrogen and carbon monoxide in cigarette smoke, with and without inhalation.


Immune agglutination and lysis of antigen modified erythrocytes from various animal species.


Geographical and racial distribution of diphtheria in South Africa.


Antirheumatic potency of chemically modified adrenocortical steroids.


Rheumatoid spondylitis.

Rheumatoid spondylitis.


Clinical comparison of the newer anti-inflammatory corticosteroids.


Significance and nature of inclusion-bearing cells in the urine of patients with measles.


Some supplementary attributes in the classification of Chlorococcum species.


Trace constituents of butterfat.

Trace constituents of butterfat.


Histochemical and biochemical variations in the connective tissue in polyvinyl alcohol sponge implants.


Studies on the lipid content of polyvinyl sponge biopsy connective tissue.


Ovarian tumors and cysts in infants and children.


Tumors of the abdomen in children.

Tumors of the abdomen in children.


Perforating eye injuries.

Perforating eye injuries.


The management of familial gastrointestinal polyposis involving stomach and colon.


A low pressure gastrointestinal suction apparatus for neonatal surgery.


Surgical fact or fancy. I, Fate of cholecystojejunostomy in the absence of common bile duct obstruction.


A quantitative study of coronary arterial calcification.


Coefficients of normal blood glucose regulation.


The fibula and its relationship the tibia and talus in injuries of the ankle due to forced external rotation.


Malignant peritoneal mesothelioma.

Malignant peritoneal mesothelioma.


Secondary rise in plasma free fatty acids following glucose load.


Diagnosis and management of rectal and colonic growths.


Microbes and nitrates in soils from virgin and young-growth forests.


Studies on serum and infectious hepatitis viruses of man. I. Preliminary report on the isolation of serum and infectious hepatitis viruses from man in tissue culture.


Fire and accident hazards in food service.


Exploration in a Dashiell maze as a function of prior deprivation, current deprivation, and sex.


A psychophysical study of hunger in the rat.


The interaction of hunger and thirst in the rat.


The readiness to eat and drink: the effect of deprivation conditions.


Extraocular muscle, skeletal muscle, and thyroid gland mucopolysaccharide response to thyroidstimulating hormone.


Lack of species specificity of antibody to an enzyme. Antibodies to crystalline bovine hepatic L-glutamic dehydrogenase were induced in rabbits. These antibodies inhibited the bovine glutamic dehydrogenase used as antigen, and also inhibited glutamic dehydrogenases from rat, rabbit, human, pigeon, and frog livers, as well as frog renal and muscle glutamic dehydrogenase. The antibody did not inhibit yeast glutamic dehydrogenase which differs from the animal enzymes in cofactor requirement. The kinetic characteristics of the inhibition of the bovine glutamic dehydrogenase indicate mixed competitive and non-competitive inhibition, suggesting reaction with multiple antigenic sites; the data indicate competitive inhibition of the enzyme from other species, suggesting reaction with the catalytic site.


Inhibition of glucosamine-6-PO4 synthesis by salicylate and other anti-inflammatory agents in vitro.


The prevalence of cryptococcosis in the koala (Phascolarctos cinereus).


Oligodeoxyribonucleotide-primed reactions catalyzed by calf thymus polymerase.


Decrease of sialic acid in epiphyseal plates of aminoacetonitrile-treated rabbits.


Extractable collagen in the fracture callus of normal and aminoacetonitrile-treated rats.


CA45 uptake in fracture callus of normal and aminoacetonitrile-treated rats.


Hexosamine and hydroxyproline content of fracture callus in normal and aminoacetonitrile treated rats.


Interference with bilirubin excretion by a gall-bladder dye (bunamiodyl).


A simplified multiple-retrieving small-bowel biopsy tube.


The psychiatrist's role in therapeutic abortion: the unwitting accomplice.


Who said you should do psychotherapy?

Who said you should do psychotherapy?


The emotional development of the child in the first five years.


A general method for the isolation of RNA complementary to DNA.


Hypochromism in the ultra-violet absorption of nucleic acids and related structures.


Smallpox vaccination in a university and economy in use of vaccine.


Quantitative study of chelates of pyridine-2-aldoxime.


'Schizophrenia' produced by LSD-25.

'Schizophrenia' produced by LSD-25.


Rehabilitation through education. A program for young people under 25 years.


Determination of manganese in biological specimens.


Fungitoxic effect of some derivatives of substituted phenoxyacetic acids.


Estimation of efficiency of fungitoxic compounds according to the inhibition of mycelium growth.


The relationship between the age of Bacillus subtilis spores and their resistance to ethylene oxide.


Spontaneous transplantable melanoma in the golden hamster (Mesocricetus auratus).


The position and duties of the sports doctor.


Inhibition of urinary excretion of iodine 131-labeled corticotropin by probenecid.


Endocrinological and radiographic aspects of a case of dermoid cyst of the posterior cranial fossa.


On a case of "pyridoxine-responsive" anaemia.


A general cross-classification program for digital computers.


Lactic dehydrogenase isozymes in the nervous tissue. I. The reaction of isozymes with diphosphopyridine nucleotide analogues and their inhibition by sodium metabisulfite.


The action of purine and pyrimidine nucleotides on the human brain as revealed by pentothal-activated EEG.


Effect of oxygen on cyanide poisoning in insects.


The action of fumigants on insects. III. The fate of hydrogen cyanide in Sitophilus granarius (L.).


Electrocardiography in the making.

Electrocardiography in the making.


Biological assay of cephalosporin C.

Biological assay of cephalosporin C.


"Mild hemophilia" affecting both males and females.


Early bone marrow hemorrhage in the irradiated dog.


Clinical evaluation of compound 8103-Abbott.


Study of the effect of therapy on cells in the blood of leukemic patients capable of incorporating H3-thymidine.


Some astonishing cures by mental remedies.


Cardiovascular and antitoxic effects of aldosterone on cats in endotoxin shock.


Effects of aldosterone in therapy of endotoxin shock.


Tularemia. A case in Michigan and miscellaneous aspects.


A method for producing surfaceactive extracts of mammalian lungs.


Nursing auxiliaries. 4. Ayr County and Heathfield Hospitals, Ayr.


Temporary healing of a cancerous gastric ulcer.


Histologic study of uterine tubes with tubal pregnancy. A search for evidence of previous infection.


Work decrement and reminiscence in pigeon operant responding.


A comparison of the power of the U and t tests.


The faculty of medicine in Italian Universities.


Conditions affecting dietary liver necrosis and liver regeneration in rats.


Parasitologic surveys in Cali, Department Del Valle, Colombia. IX. Endoparasites of rodents and cockroaches in Ward Siloe, Cali, Colombia.


Comparison of two iminodibenzil derivatives on restraint-induced ulcers and gastric secretion.


Determination of urinary corticoids.

Determination of urinary corticoids.


A new enzyme test for gynaecological cancer. 6-Phosphogluconate dehydrogenase activity in vaginal fluid.


Perinatal mortality survey under the auspices of the National Birthday Trust Fund (preliminary communication). Caesarean sections.


The indications for cardiac surgery under one year.


Vascular disorders in chronic intoxication with tetraethyl lead


Factors which affect ventilatory function during surgical pneumothorax.


Role of the anesthesiologist in the management of pain.


Thermowheel rotary air-to-air heat exchanger. Engineering characteristics and economics.


Dynamics and psychotherapy of depression.


Epibulbar osteoma (episcleral osseous choristoma).


Effects of surgical pneumothorax on pulmonary ventilation.


Effect of a liver extract on hepatic injury produced by carbon tetrachloride.


Necrosis of the iris, ciliary body, lens and retina following scleral buckling operations with circling polythylene tubes.


Infra-red spectra of some melanins.

Infra-red spectra of some melanins.


The physical state of newly synthesized RNA.


Applications of trifluoroacetic anhydride in carbohydrate chemistry.


An ultraviolet microbeam television system.


Glossopharyngeal breathing. I. Acoustical study.


Correlation of blood and fecal radioactivity after oral administration of I-131-labeled triolein.


Hospitals' role in the social security disability insurance program.


The university's role in medical care. Teaching tomorrow's care today.


Development of the educational program.

Development of the educational program.


The PTF test: an improved method for the estimation of platelet thromboplastic function.


Holmes-Adie syndrome with progressive autonomic degeneration.


Suction drainage applied to a ureteral catheter in the management of obstruction of the upper urinary tract.


The effect of a number of central depressant drugs upon brain 5-hydroxytryptamine levels in the rat.


New developments concerning the industrial noise problem.


Renal biopsy and asymptomatic pyelonephritis superimposed on other kidney diseases. A study of 372 renal biopsies.


The effect of magnesium ion on carbohydrate interconversion: action on the aldolase equilibrium.


The effect of urea on lens proteins.

The effect of urea on lens proteins.


Radioisotope scanning in the detection of pericardial effusions.


Scintillation scanning of the liver. II. Clinical applications.


The axillary mass sign on lateral chest roentgenograms.


The rhodopsin cycle in the developing vertebrate retina. I. Relation of rhodopsin content, electroretinogram and rod structure in the rat.


Studies on sodium-potassium-activated adenosinetriphosphatase. IV. Correlation with cation transport sensitive to cardiac glycosides.


Sodium-potassium-activated adenosine triphosphatase in the squid giant axon.


Studies on sodium-potassium-activated adenosine triphosphatase. I. Quantitative distribution in several tissues of the cat.


Involvement of the aortic valve and ascending aorta in congenital syphilis. A review.


The cleft ear lobe.

The cleft ear lobe.


The facial dimple--clinical study and operative technique.


The haemopoietic effect of nandrolone-phenylpropionate (Durabolin).


Effect of diphtheria toxin on the metabolism of animal tissues and tissue cultures.


Chromosome studies in Laurence-Moon-Biedl's syndrome.


Genetical etiology in mental illness.

Genetical etiology in mental illness.


Some observations on the use of halothane (Fluothane") in paediatric anaesthesia.


Follow-up versus discharge status of psychiatric inpatients.


The application of psychodynamic thinking to hypnotic behavior.


Standardization of some characteristics of ragweed pollen antigen by paper electrophoresis.


Sensitivity tests on tubercle bacilli in Barbados.


Fall out.

Fall out.


A study of urinary tract changes before and after surgery.


Maintenance at low temperature of several transplantable tumors.


Electrocardiographic signs of acute systolic overloading of the right ventricle. I. Experimental study.


Protection of CFW Swiss mice from post irradiation transplantable AK leukemia by preirradiation immunization.


The effect of dose rate on the incidence of leukemia in several strains of mice.


The effect of physical factors on transforming principle (DNA) of hemophilus influenza.


Toxicity, metabolism, and tissue distribution of carbon-14 labeled N,N',N"-triethylenethiophosphoramide (Thio-TEPA) in rats.


Ruptured intracranial aneurysm complicated by subdural hematoma.


A suggestion as to the place of r-G and r-M on the Rh system.


Management of serous otitis media in children.


Further investigations on induction of mammary cancer in mice by isografts of hypophyseal tissue.


Mammary tumour induction by pituitary isografts in mice.


The International Federation of Medical Student Associations.


Some applications of digital computers in medicine.


Occurrence of salicyluric acid in milk.

Occurrence of salicyluric acid in milk.


Prophetic patch-test study of a soluble cutting-oil antibacterial additive.


Intralesional administration of triamcinolone acetonide in dermatological disorders.


The effect of E. coli on the absorption of vitamin B12. Cultures of E. coli are capable of inhibiting the absorption of vitamin B(12) in the rat. Their inhibitory effect is totally abolished when the organisms are killed by heat and partially abolished when test doses of labelled B(12) are previously bound by intrinsic factor.


The metabolic effects of intestinal resection in man.


Inner needs.

Inner needs.


Questions from hospital.

Questions from hospital.


Spiritual healing.

Spiritual healing.


The effect of anabolic steroids on drug metabolism by microsomal enzymes in rat liver.


Protein binding of cortisol in health and in pregnancy.


Effect of iron on the vitamin B12 activity in the serum and liver of totally gastrectomized rats.


The excretion and distribution in the tissues of parenterally administered 58Co-vitamin B12 in normal and gastrectomized rats.


Vitamin B12 activity in the serum of the rat.


Evaluation of a cardiac monitor.

Evaluation of a cardiac monitor.


The clinical applications of coronary arteriography.


The isolation and assay of gangliosides and their interactions with basic proteins.


Significance of site of placental attachment in uterus.


A method for separating lipid components of leaves.


Adult rheumatoid arthritis: stages III and IV.


Cardiac output and Albright's syndrome.

Cardiac output and Albright's syndrome.


Surgical considerations for treatment of congenital tricuspid atresia and stenosis: with particular reference to vena cava-pulmonary artery anastomosis.


The clinical use of the Valsalva maneuver.


Aplasia of the pericardium.

Aplasia of the pericardium.


Capillary circulation. Characteristics during treatment of shock by means of artificial heart-lung procedures in the dog.


Pneumonectomy in a patient with severe respiratory paralysis due to polimoyelitis.


Counteraction of the growth depression of raw soybean oil meal by amino acid supplements in weanling rats.


Supplementary methionine requirement of weanling rats fed soybean oil meal rations.


The hemostatic effect of Adona (AC-17).

The hemostatic effect of Adona (AC-17).


Surgery in a patient with factor V (proaccelerin) deficiency.


The hemostatic effect of normal platelets in hemophilia and factor V deficiency. The importance of clotting factors adsorbed on platelets for normal hemostasis.


Long-term anticoagulant therapy in angina pectoris. A follow-up study.


The mechanism of the prolonged bleeding time provoked by dextran sulphate or by excessive doses of heparin.


Roentgenographic demonstration of unilateral subluxations of the cervical spine.


Fundamental and therapeutic concepts in hypovolemic and bacteremic shock.


Georgia's program for stroke patients.

Georgia's program for stroke patients.


Extension of time limit in surgery of acute cholecystitis.


Effect of D-1 ethionine on some factors of nonspecific resistance to myxoviruses.


Some biological properties of anti-cellular sera.


Characterization and purification of ferritin-antibody globulin conjugates.


A new two-stage method for cross-linking proteins.


Entero-tubal fistulae diagnosed by hystero-salpingography.


Synovitis of the knee joints in late congenital syphilis. Clutton's joints.


Alveolar fenestrae. Relationship to the pathology and pathogenesis of pulmonary emphysema.


Isolation and properties of deoxyribonucleic acid from mammalian sperm.


Some effects of adiphenine, benactyzine, and chlorpromazine upon several operant behaviors.


Interaction of trace metals with phenothiazine drug derivatives. II. Formation of free radicals.


Interaction of trace metals with phenothiazine drug derivatives. I. Structure-reactivity correlations.


A case study of perceived exertion during a work test.


A pilot study of perceived exertion and physical working capacity.


The reliability and validity of a physical work test.


Long-term anticoagulant therapy in coronary artery disease.


Interaction of trace metals with phenothiazine drug derivatives. III. Theoretical part.


The make a sentence test (MAST): a replication study.


A systematic study of interaction process scores, peer and self-assessments, personality and other variables.


The results of two mass miniature radiography surveys of the same population with a three year interval.


Polypoid lesions of the gallbladder.

Polypoid lesions of the gallbladder.


Relaxed skin tension lines, Z-plasties on scars, and fusiform excision of lesions.


Cation exchanges and glycolytic inhibition by photosensitized rabbit erythrocytes.


Further observations on anaphylactic mastcell changes in the nasal mucosa of guinea pigs in vivo.


Glandular structures in the planum semilunatum.


The effect of ionizing radiations on mouse embryonic lungs developing in vitro.


The reticular zone of the "planum semilunatum".


Quantitative differences between guinea-pig ileum and uterus in the Schultz-Dale reaction.


Primary amyloidosis in the Gasserian ganglion.


Marfan's syndrome and pregnancy.

Marfan's syndrome and pregnancy.


Allyl-oestrenol in the treatment of threatened abortion.


Influence of progesterone and progestational substances on plasma histaminase activity.


Progestational activity of ethinyl-oestrenol in amenorrhoea.


The influence of adrenal cortical hormone, parathyroid hormone, and thyroparathyroidectomy on avitaminosis E in rabbits.


Respiration of tissue slices from mice with hereditary muscular dystrophy.


Some new North American species of the dipterous family Phoridae.


Analysis of the pregnancy-maintaning effect of allylestrenol in threatened and habitual abortion.


The role of histamine in ureteral function.


Increased histaminolytic power of plasma in endometrial adenocarcinoma.


On the monoglyceride content of hog pancreas.


Digestion and absorption of fat.

Digestion and absorption of fat.


Preoperative roentgen therapy of cancer of the breast: preliminary communication.


A case of arteriovenous aneurysm in an adolescent offering special diagnostic difficulties angiographically.


Antimicrobial activity of some higher amine salts of carboxylic acids. Various higher amine salts of dicarboxylic and tricarboxylic acids were prepared and tested for antimicrobial activity in vitro. Although activity was present in all compounds tested, tetradecylammonium malonate showed the greatest activity with the widest spectrum. This compound was effective against gram-negative as well as gram-positive microorganisms, yeast, and fungi.A high order of microbiological activity was demonstrated with various higher amine salts of dicarboxylic and tricarboxylic acids, e.g., tetradecylammonium oxalate, tetradecylammonium citrate, and so forth. Compounds tested exhibited a low order of toxicity.


The radiation-induced exchange of chlorine between chloride and trichloroacetic acid.


Studies on the production of B1 Coxsackie virus by Hela cells.


A dissociation between the adrenal and extra-adrenal actions of corticotrophin by periodate oxidation.


Separation of chylomicron lipids from serum lipoproteins on hydroxyl apatite columns.


Hyperthyroid state and the effect of cold on Coxsackie virus infection in mice.


Endocrine studies of the enantiomers of a racemic dodecahydro-phenanthrene derivative.


An X-linked, recessively inherited syndrome characterized by grave mental deficiency, epilepsy, and endocrine disorder.


Overweight children.

Overweight children.


Development of ego resources in accord with the tradition of a kinship group.


Distribution of ribonucleic acid in subcellular fractions of various regions of the central nervous system of the rat.


Two practical, but often neglected, aspects of the management of peptic ulcer.


Hepatic lobectomy in infancy for hepatoblastoma.


Reversed peristalsis and other complications of ureteroileostomies.


Leiomyoma of the spermatic cord.

Leiomyoma of the spermatic cord.


Aggregation of blood platelets by adenosine diphosphate and its reversal.


The fate of 5-hydroxytryptamine in a smooth muscle and in connective tissue.


Retrograde conduction of ventricular extrasystoles with consideration of return extrasystoles.


Lymph circulation in auto-alloplastic thoracic plombs.


Atypical liver resection with the auto-alloplastic technique.


The response of the human eye stimuli with different temporal gradients of luminance.


Conjunctival biopsy in the diagnosis of sarcoidosis.


Studies of the toxin of Clostridium botulinum. VI. Botulism among pheasants and quail, mode of transmission, and degree of resistance offered by immunization.


Erythroblastosis fetalis due to c isoimmunization in Rh-positive women.


Hiatus hernia. A survey of 205 cases.

Hiatus hernia. A survey of 205 cases.


Experimental and clinical observations on dry skin.


The mouse-virulence of Staphylococcus aureus strains derived from different sources.


Inclusion of absorbable gelatin film between the scleral lamellae in the treatment of retinal detachment.


A simplified procedure for determination of urinary dehydroepiandrosterone.


Sigmoidorectal prolapse simulating rectal neoplasm.


Shape-constancy: dependence upon stimulus familiarity.


Dermatitis caused by penicillin in bulked milk supplies.


Hartnup disease.

Hartnup disease.


The pathogenesis and development of obsessions in psychoneurosis.


The determination of phosphine in air.

The determination of phosphine in air.


Scrotal skin plasty to elongate the penis.


Asymptomatic enlargement of the parotid glands due to the use of isoproterenol.


Ionizing radiation and the ear.

Ionizing radiation and the ear.


Psychogalvanic skin response olfactometry.


The use of computers in auditory research, with particular reference to measurement of auditory thresholds from evoked cortical potentials by continuous "on-line" averaging techniques.


Triclobisonium chloride (Triburon) in ear infections.


The decompressing effect of urea on the labyrinth.


Laryngocele.

Laryngocele.


Rupture of the carotids following radical neck surgery in radiated patients.


The effects of radiation therapy on the ear: with particular reference to radiation otitis media.


Psychogalvanic skin response as a method of objective olfactometry.


Industry leaders discuss group purchasing. Industry head describes how manufacturers help hospitals.


An hypothesis for the pathogenesis and treatment of recurrent peptic ulcers.


Oxygen consumption during extracorporeal hypothermia.


The pyridine nucleotide content of mitochondria isolated from Ehrlich ascites tumour cells.


Uncoupling activity of long-chain fatty acids.


The intracellular localization of glutamate-oxaloacetate transaminases in heart.


The aerobic oxidation of reduced diphosphopyridine nucleotide formed by glycolysis in Ehrlich ascites-tumour cells.


The pathway of glutamate oxidation by mitochondria isolated from different tissues.


The foetal origin of red cells staining with Kleihauer's technique, as established by the application of the "mixed agglutination" reaction on those cells.


Chemistry, pharmacology, and neurosedative effect of compound V-7.


Progesterone, pregnanediol, and pregnanetriol.


Perceptual and perceptual-motor dissociation in cerebral palsied children.


Superego functioning and institutional adjustment.


Test differences attributable to age, selection processes, and institutional effects.


Creative aging.

Creative aging.


Healthy added years.

Healthy added years.


Metabolism of differently labeled cholesterol in normal and hypercholesteremic rabbit.


Fatty acid synthesis from acetate by human liver homogenate fractions.


Peripheral neuropathy in bronchogenic carcinoma.


Oogenesis in the mouse. A study of the meiotic prophase.


Studies on the respiratory and cardiovascular effects of (-)-cotinine.


The absorption of nicotine from the urinary bladder of the dog.


The effect of medium composition on the metabolism of isolated rabbit kidney cells.


The idiopathic sudden deafness. A clinical study.


Environmental health needs and trends.

Environmental health needs and trends.


The effect of puromycin on nucleotide and amino acid transfer from soluble ribonucleic acid to the microsomes.


Studies on cytoplasmic ribonucleic acid from rat liver. III. Further characterizations of soluble and microsomal ribonucleic acid subfractions as isolated on modified cellulose ion exchangers.


Studies on cytoplasmic ribonucleic acid from rat liver. VI. Tentative mechanism of the metabolic interaction between soluble and microsomal ribonucleic acid.


Pneumonectomy without thoracoplasty in pulmonary tuberculosis. A ten year follow-up of lung and heart function.


Differential incorporation of labeled amino acids in the territories of the sea urchin blastula.


Nutritional adaptation in pregnancy.

Nutritional adaptation in pregnancy.


On the test for non-antigenicity of protein hydrolysate.


Pharmacological study of Carica papaya seeds with special reference to its anthelmintic action. Preliminary report.


Some observations on the influences of amino acids and amines on the action of reserpine on the rat intestine.


A spectrophotometric method for the estimation of phenindione.


Observations on the effect of anticoagulants on transaminase, cholinesterase, amino acid and amine oxidases.


A case of bilateral primary carcinoma of the fallopian tubes.


Tuberculosis of bones and joints.

Tuberculosis of bones and joints.


Hydrogenase and light-stimulated electron transfer reactions in photosynthetic bacteria.


Basophil leucocytes (blood mast cells) in rheumatoid arthritis.


Benzathine penicillin in the management of acute gonorrheal urethritis.


Can adult physical fitness be improved?

Can adult physical fitness be improved?


Radiochemical purity of tritium exchange labeled barbital.


Insulin resistance, a clinical and experimental study.


Asymptomatic bacteriuria in pregnancy.

Asymptomatic bacteriuria in pregnancy.


Diabetes and pregnancy.

Diabetes and pregnancy.


Diagnosis and surgical treatment of aortopulmonary fenestration.


The surgical treatment of aortopulmonary fenestration.


Further studies on tremor alteration in the parkinsonian state. Selection of patients for surgery; graphic recordings of alteration of tremor during surgery; follow-up studies of surgically altered tremor.


Extractable lipid, water and residue of rat epididymal fat bodies.


The challenge of parkinsonism.

The challenge of parkinsonism.


The action of some derivatives of malonic and succinic acids on a Parkinson-type tremor.


Barotraumatic cyst of the frontal sinus.


Upper respiratory mechanism of newborn infants. A clinical essay.


Osteoplastic frontal sinusotomy for the removal of osteomata of the frontal sinuses.


Acute retropharyngeal abscesses in children. Report of a case.


The upper pharynx. A review. 1. Embryology, anatomy.


The upper pharynx. A review. II. Physiology.


Block of the brachial plexus in the axilla: its value and complications.


The character of childbirth according to the Bible.


Reparative phenomena in lungs of neonates with hyaline membranes.


Unusual manifestations of syphilitic cardiovascular disease.


Mixed embryonic tumor of the lung in a three-year-old girl.


The conception of man in natural science and daseinsanalysis.


Carcinoma of the gallbladder. A report of seventy-six cases.


Evolutional approach to infant care.

Evolutional approach to infant care.


The deep sleep-enuresis syndrome.

The deep sleep-enuresis syndrome.


Studies on ester sulphates. 12. Excretion of sulphate acceptors in phenylketonuria.


Nutritional equivalence of beta-lactoglobulin and its corresponding amino acids.


Mandibular fractures in the multiple injury patient.


Problems in parotid surgery.

Problems in parotid surgery.


A phagocytosis-promoting substance present in eosinophils.


Laboratory and clinical studies of a new presurgical skin antiseptic.


Cellulose as a radiation dosimeter.

Cellulose as a radiation dosimeter.


Family concept of hospital treatment of schizophrenia.


Clinical observations concerning the effect of trioxazine, a tranquillizer.


The effect of ATP on the acitivity of phosphoglucomutase.


Rate of growth of Entamoeba histolytica in different culture media.


Effect of radiotherapy on tumor-bearing lymph nodes in carcinoma of the cervix uteri.


Technological progress of the cytoanalyzer.


Mild forms of aphasia, apraxia and agnosia.


The endometrium in repeated abortion.

The endometrium in repeated abortion.


Conceptual and organizational problems in medical and particularly epidemiologic research.


The problem of motor-cycle accidents.

The problem of motor-cycle accidents.


Siderosis in the bantu. A comparison of incidence in males and females.


Correlative studies between biochemistry and vaginal cytology in the determination of the luteal function.


Tumors of the small intestine. A review of experience with 115 cases including a report of a rare case of malignant hemangio-endothelioma.


Gamma globulin in the prevention of upper respiratory infections in children.


The use of a diamond shaped field in irradiation of pelvic organs, particularly in carcinoma of the cervix uteri.


The place of cesium-137 in radiotherapy.


Periodic fractionation of treatment.

Periodic fractionation of treatment.


Auxotrophic mutant production utilizing staphcillin.


New system, new equipment speed clinic appointments.


Gastrointestinal bleeding.

Gastrointestinal bleeding.


Use of whole blood transfusions in a general hospital.


Intertrochanteric fractured femur.

Intertrochanteric fractured femur.


Use of radioactive arsenic (As74) in the diagnosis of suvatentorial brain tumours.


Disseminated tuberculosis as a cause of fever of obscure origin.


Serum protein and glucoprotein concentrations in newborns and infants.


Chemical changes in the arterial wall associated with atherosclerosis.


Serum glucoproteins in men with myocardial infarction.


Cerebral angiography, its role and complications.


Pyridoxine-responsive anemia.

Pyridoxine-responsive anemia.


Learning a position discrimination and position reversals by Sprague-Dawley rats of different ages.


An analysis of set in relation to reaction time.


Aspects of RT set during brief intervals in relation to age and sex.


A research note on the problem of perceptual modification in relation to age.


Catecholamines of the allantoic fluid in the developing chick embryo.


Substrate effect on functions of embryonic chick heart.


Age and the fibrous proteins of the human lung.


Drowning.

Drowning.


Services for old people.

Services for old people.


Trials and tribulations.

Trials and tribulations.


Volunteer bias in hypnotic experimentation.


Smoking and the health of older men. I. Smoking and chronic cough.


Special problems of women medical students.


The early detection of bronchogenic cancer.


The prophylaxis of tuberculosis: a new concept.


Procedure for isolation and determination of angiotensin in human blood.


Electrical activity in the olfactory tract of the catfish.


Intracranial calcification in children following tuberculous meningitis.


An ex-patient club in Tacoma.

An ex-patient club in Tacoma.


Byssinosis in flax workers.

Byssinosis in flax workers.


Effect of body posture on gas distribution in the lungs.


Voluntary changes in breathing pattern and N2 clearance from lungs.


Group psychoanalytic therapy in child psychiatry.


Hb I trait in an Algerian Mussulman family, presenting two abnormal components.


Squamous cell carcinoma arising in a pilonidal sinus: case report.


Therapeutic abortion.

Therapeutic abortion.


Effect of magnesium on formation of calcium phosphate precipitates.


Thiamine requirement of rats given a high-protein, carbohydrate-free diet.


Value of serotherapy in a virus disease (rabbit pox).


Flow studies on the human common duct with special reference to the effect of sphincterotomy.


Studies on the physiological disturbances occurring in experimental rabbit pox: an approach to rational therapy.


Size of the static pupil as a function of wavelength and luminosity of the light incident on the human eye.


Prevention of pulmonary syndrome of the newborn.


Diabetes detection.

Diabetes detection.


Rx: fishin' 3 x per week.

Rx: fishin' 3 x per week.


Stimulation by carbutamide and tolbutamide of insulin release from rat pancreas in vitro.


Experimental unilateral renal artery stenosis.


Further studies on renal decapsulation.

Further studies on renal decapsulation.


Further study in experimental unilateral renal artery stenosis.


Effect of histadyl upon regeneration of the renal capsule.


Adrenergic neurone-blocking agents related to choline 2, 6-xylyl ether bromide (TM 10), bretylium and guanethidine.


Amidines as adrenergic neurone blocking agents.


Creatine and muscular dystrophy. Relationship of creatine-creatinine metabolism to diet and drugs.


Comparison of bretylium and guanethidine: tolerance, and effects on adrenergic nerve function and responses to sympathomimetic amines. Bretylium depresses the slope of regression lines relating frequency of sympathetic nerve stimulation to magnitude of contractions of the cat nictitating membrane. In contrast, guanethidine and reserpine preferentially abolish responses to low rates of nerve stimulation and cause a roughly parallel shift of the regression lines. The hypersensitivity of the nictitating membranes of cats to intravenous adrenaline or noradrenaline is far greater after a series of small daily doses of bretylium or guanethidine than after single large doses. The maximal sensitivity produced was similar to that after postganglionic sympathetic nerve section and exceeded that produced by ganglion blockade. The development of hypersensitivity to catechol amines is accompanied by some return of responses of the nictitating membranes to sympathetic nerve stimulation despite continued daily administration of bretylium or guanethidine. In cats given bretylium daily, responses to low rates of nerve stimulation become greater than in controls unless the dose of bretylium given subcutaneously is 50 mg/kg or more. When marked hypersensitivity to catechol amines has been produced by giving bretylium or guanethidine daily for 7 or 14 days, the sympathomimetic effects of these compounds are greater. Responses to intravenous dimethylphenylpiperazinium are also increased and the results suggest that even large daily doses of adrenergic neurone blocking agents do not appreciably impair the functioning of the adrenal medulla. The pressor effects of intravenous adrenaline, noradrenaline and dimethylphenylpiperazinium iodide increase less than the corresponding nictitating membrane responses. These results are discussed in relation to tolerance to adrenergic neurone blockade, and differences between the effects of bretylium and guanethidine found in man. Bretylium and guanethidine depress the slopes of the dose-response curves for the pressor and nictitating membrane contracting effects of tyramine. When single doses or a short series of daily doses were given, guanethidine caused more depression of the slopes than did bretylium, but nevertheless large depressions of slope were found after giving bretylium daily for several weeks. The magnitude of the responses can be greater or less than in controls depending on the dose of the sympathomimetic amine, the dose of the adrenergic neurone blocking agent and the duration of its administration. The results suggest that injection of tyramine produces a progressively smaller release of adrenaline or noradrenaline during the daily administration of bretylium (or guanethidine) but that in some test situations this is more than compensated for by the development of hypersensitivity to the catechol amine released. Some corresponding changes in responses to amphetamine and ephedrine are also described.


Effect of rabbit antiserum to sheep pituitary interstitial-cell stimulating hormone in immature female rats.


Tests carried out on organic cation exchange resins for the decontamination of aqueous radioactive effluents.


G29,505, a short-acting intravenous narcotic drug: its place in anesthesia.


Cardiology without tears.

Cardiology without tears.


The foetal membranes. A review of the anatomy of normal amnion and chorion and some aspects of their function.


Toxaemic rash of pregnancy.

Toxaemic rash of pregnancy.


Public health and the radiation hazard.

Public health and the radiation hazard.


Anaesthesia and the vomiting hazard. A safe method for obstetric and other emergencies.


Post-operative fainting. Brain damage in patients propped up after operation.


CSSD in a bigger way at Horton General Hospital, Banbury.


Central linen services.

Central linen services.


Epibulbar dermoid tumours of the corneal limbus treated by lamellar keratoplasty.


Diagnostic study for calculus disease.

Diagnostic study for calculus disease.


Myelofibrosis. Clinical, hematologic and pathologic study of 110 patients.


Diphtheria immunization: an unexpected primary stimulus from Schick-testing.


Pharmacology and biochemistry of drug metabolism.


The mumur of pulmonary regurgitation which is not associated with pulmonary hypertension.


An electrical hazard of selective angiocardiography.


Inhalation of amyl nitrite: a useful test in the assessment of heart murmurs.


Disappearance of tricuspid systolic murmur with nodal rhythm.


Mecamylamine and chlorothiazide in the treatment of hypertension in out-patients.


Response of phonocardiographic and hemodynamic features of mitral stenosis to inhalation of amyl nitrite.


Decarboxylation of gamma-hydroxyglutamate to alpha-hydroxy-gamma-aminobutyrate in rat brain.


General practice in Lebanon.

General practice in Lebanon.


Management of severe respiratory insufficiency associated with painful conditions in the thorax or abdomen.


Cannula for obtaining endometrial material for cytologic study.


Carbohydrate metabolism--a review.

Carbohydrate metabolism--a review.


Anaesthesia and the thyroid gland: a review.


Sarcoma of the uterus.

Sarcoma of the uterus.


Methods in structural polysaccharide chemistry.


Clinical and biological examination of the diarrheic patient


A concept of hypothalamic functioning.

A concept of hypothalamic functioning.


Effect of amygdaloid lesions on plasma corticosterone response of the albino rat to emotional stress.


Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy of proteins: the hydrogen bonding of water in bovine serum albumin solutions.


Serum protein changes in tuberculosis in humans with particular reference to alpha-2 globulin.


Drug-induced muscle necrosis with massive taurinuria.


Assessment of disability.

Assessment of disability.


Isolation from Paullinia pinnata Linn. of material with action on the frog isolated heart.


Radio-isotope investigations in primary myeloid metaplasia. Chromium-51 and iron-59 studies in patients with primary myeloid metaplasia show that the anaemia of the condition is dependent on depression of marrow activity, aggravated in about one-third of cases by accelerated red cell destruction to which the marrow compensatory response is inadequate. Surface measurements of isotope activity assist in assessing dependence on extramedullary sites for erythropoiesis and in diagnosis. The relevance of these findings to the hypotheses of the pathogenesis of the condition is discussed.


Anaemia in the reticuloses.

Anaemia in the reticuloses.


Effects of insulin hypoglycemia on gastrointestinal motility in the sheep.


Delayed traumatic rupture of aorta.

Delayed traumatic rupture of aorta.


The construction of permanent rubber stomach and intestinal cannulas for ruminants.


Resistant rickets: a report of three cases.


Tensile strength and modulus of elasticity of tooth structure and several restorative materials.


Biochemical studies of host-parasite interaction in tularemia.


The intracorneal lens: an experimental study.


A silicone rubber tendon for extraocular muscle. An experimental study.


A gynandromorph of the brine shrimp, Artemia salina.


The ability of glycerol-treated muscle fibers to do work during ATP-induced contractions and the free energy of ATP.


Community attitudes toward family care.

Community attitudes toward family care.


The larynx.

The larynx.


Thyroid nodules and thyroid malignancy. The risk involved in delayed surgery.


The use of prostigmine in the heartburn of pregnancy.


Adenocarcinoma in a small gastric polyp. A case report.


Ventilation studies in nonsmokers and smokers.


An association model for response and training variables in paired-associate learning.


The influence of graded reductions in reward and prior frustrating events upon the magnitude of the frustration effect.


Transient psychosis.

Transient psychosis.


Advances in diagnosis of diseases of the lymphatics.


The treatment of diabetes mellitus with chlorpropamide.


Progesterone and delta4-pregnen-20beta-ol-3-one in bovine reproductive organs and body fluids.


Subacute bacterial endocarditis and Marfan's syndrome.


Spatial vectorcardiography.

Spatial vectorcardiography.


Continuing problems in postgraduate medical education.


Medical education forum: status quo.

Medical education forum: status quo.


The association of medical schools in Africa.


Effects of an inhibitor of the cholinesterase system of brain and cerebrospinal fluid.


Hypnotic aspects of Haitian voodoo.

Hypnotic aspects of Haitian voodoo.


Preoperative and postoperative medical complications.


Conservative treatment of bleeding peptic ulcer: fourteen years' experience.


Management of bleeding peptic ulcer.

Management of bleeding peptic ulcer.


The dumping syndrome after gastroenterostomy.


Adrenalectomy for hopeless carcinoma of the prostate.


Blind gastric resection in upper intestinal hemorrhage. Accomplishments.


Clinical research--a house officer requirement.


Lay legislation for professional research: a threat to scientific progress.


Management of the "silent" gallstone.

Management of the "silent" gallstone.


The Aberdeen experiment: a pioneering venture in community psychiatry.


The effect of gamma radiation on collagen.


In vitro studies of rumen microorganisms, using a continuous-flow system.


Childhood mourning and its implications for psychiatry.


Smallpox research in India.

Smallpox research in India.


Hospital pharmacy attracts, but fails to hold, recent graduates.


How to detect and reduce drug pilferage in hospital pharmacy.


How to get the most use out of the stock drug list.


New program lets student pharmacists specialize early.


Patient safety comes first in drug trials.


Pharmacists accept fact that disposables are here to stay.


Up-to-date information helps the pharmacist help the nurse.


These labeling suggestions can help prevent medication errors.


What hospitals should be doing to attract pharmacists they need.


Processes of mourning.

Processes of mourning.


What pharmacy should contribute to hospital orientation programs.


Written forms are essential to control of narcotic drugs.


Wrong kind of abbreviations may be short cuts to trouble.


Inguinal node metastases from testicular tumor developing after varicocelectomy.


A case of haemolytic disease of the newborn due to anti-Verweyst.


External alimentary fistulas. Analysis of seventy-nine cases, with notes on management.


Diagnosis and treatment of the narcolepsy syndrome. Analysis of seventy-five case records.


Abnormal human haemoglobins. VII. The comparison of normal human haemoglobin and haemoglobin D-Chicago.


Effects of salicylate on prophylactic counter-irritation.


Studies on the metabolism of (-)-cotinine in the human.


Persistence of mucopolysaccharide inclusions in cultures of lymphocytes from patients with gargoylism.


Further observations on the etiology of infantile cortical hyperostosis.


Geriatrics.

Geriatrics.


Alcoholism.

Alcoholism.


Some clinical experience in the oral control of conception.


Growth hormone activity of the anterior pituitary lobe of the male rat at various ages.


Nutritional value of algae for mice.

Nutritional value of algae for mice.


Adrenaline and slow-contracting skeletal muscles.


Triethylcholine compared with other substances affecting neuromuscular transmission. Triethylcholine (triethyl-2-hydroxyethyl ammonium) has been compared, in its actions on neuromuscular transmission, with the motor end-plate blocking drugs tubocurarine and decamethonium, with the anticholinesterase neostigmine, and with the closely related drug tetraethylammonium. The experiments were carried out on conscious rabbits and mice, on the tibialis anterior muscle of cats under chloralose anaesthesia and on the isolated phrenic nerve-diaphragm preparation of the rat. Anticholinesterase activity was determined manometrically using the Warburg apparatus. Triethylcholine possessed a slight curare-like action, but this effect was shown to be too weak and transient to contribute to the slowly developing and long-lasting transmission failure which occurs selectively in frequently excited nervemuscle preparations and in exercised conscious animals. It was confirmed that the site of the blocking action of triethylcholine was pre-junctional. Triethylcholine often produced a slight potentiation of the contractions before blocking them. This effect was not due to a depolarizing or an anticholinesterase action, and it was concluded that the slight initial facilitating action of triethylcholine on neuromuscular transmission was due to an increase in the quantity of acetylcholine released by the nerve impulse. Tetraethylammonium was much more powerful than triethylcholine in this respect. The pre-junctional transmission failure produced by triethylcholine could not be explained simply on the basis that an initial excessive release led to exhaustion of transmitter.


Actions of triethylcholine on neuromuscular transmission. The effects of the triethyl analogue of choline (triethyl 2-hydroxyethyl ammonium) on muscular activity have been studied in conscious rabbits, chicks, dogs and a cat. The contractions of the tibialis anticus and soleus muscles of cats under chloralose anaesthesia, and of the tibialis anticus muscle of rabbits under urethane anaesthesia and the isolated diaphragm preparation of the rat were also used. In conscious animals, triethylcholine caused a slowly developing muscular weakness which was more severe after exercise and which resembled the symptoms of myasthenia gravis. In nerve-muscle preparations triethylcholine had a selective action in reducing the contractions of muscles elicited by a high rate of nerve stimulation while leaving unaffected the contractions caused by slower rates of stimulation. During the paralysis of the tibialis muscle of the cat produced by triethylcholine, action potentials recorded from the motor nerve were unaffected and the muscle responded normally to injected acetylcholine and to direct electrical stimulation. The failure of neuromuscular transmission produced by triethylcholine was reversed by injection of choline, but anticholinesterases were ineffective. Choline reduced the toxicity of triethylcholine in mice. It is concluded that triethylcholine produces transmission failure at the neuromuscular junction by interfering with the ability of the nerve endings to synthesize acetylcholine. The possibility that triethylcholine is itself acetylated by the nerve endings and released as an inactive neurohormone is discussed. It was shown that triethylcholine was devoid of depolarizing action and curare-like blocking action. It possesses a transient ganglion blocking action of the tetraethylammonium-type as shown in experiments in which it caused a fall in blood pressure and blocked the response of the nictitating membrane to pre- but not to post-ganglionic stimulation of the cervical sympathetic nerve.


Abnormal ("ringed") sideroblasts in various hematologic and non-hematologic disorders.


Use of the Prussian blue reaction in the differential diagnosis of anemias.


Ultraviolet light and enzyme synthesis.

Ultraviolet light and enzyme synthesis.


Calcium binding by chondroitin sulfate associated with collagen.


My favorite health education course: a panel presentation.


Association, agnosia, and intellect.

Association, agnosia, and intellect.


The significance of the basal ganglia in clinical neurology.


The termination of secondary somatosensory neurons within the thalamus of Macaca mulatta: an experimental degeneration study.


The topographical projection of fibres from the anterolateral quadrant of the spinal cord to the subdiencephalic brain stem in man.


A rapid and specific ultramicro method for total serum cholesterol.


Endotoxin susceptibility and delayed hypersensitivity in experimental histoplasmosis.


Pathways of intracellular hydrogen transport.


The emergence of tetracycline resistance in Shigellae.


The cardiovascular and extravascular smooth muscle actions of chlorphentermine hydrochloride (p-chloro-alpha, alpha-dimethylphenethylamine)-A new anorexigenic agent.


Detection of bladder distention by suprapublic percussion.


Cinefluorography of the urinary tract after ureteroileostomy.


Ureteral peristaltic pressures in dogs with changing urine flows.


Laceration of gastric mucosa in a hiatus hernia associated with blunt external trauma.


Modification of the Sengstaken-Blakemore balloon tube.


A technique for simultaneous staining of separate collections of small helminths.


Free visiting.

Free visiting.


Immunological studies of renal calculi and urinary macromolecules.


The natural course of arteriosclerosis of the lower extremities.


Problems related to massive blood replacement.


The use of poliovirus vaccine live, oral (Sabin), trivalent, in metropolitan Toronto, 1962.


The acute toxicity of atropine sulfate.

The acute toxicity of atropine sulfate.


The chronic toxicity of atropine administered intramuscularly to rabbits.


Phlegmasia cerulea dolens.

Phlegmasia cerulea dolens.


Surgery and supervoltage therapy in the treatment of carcinoma of the lung.


Surgery of the thymus.

Surgery of the thymus.


The chronic oral toxicity of benzylpenicillin.


The acute oral toxicity of potassium chloride.


Fever and susceptibility to vomiting.

Fever and susceptibility to vomiting.


Positive and negative reinforcement from intracranial stimulation of a teleost. Tests in which an animal receives or avoids direct electrical stimulation of its brain according to its position in the tank as well as tests of free operant behavior demonstrate the existence of both positively and negatively rewarding areas in the brain of the goldfish.


A psychomotor test to demonstrate a depressant action of alcohol.


Levo propoxyphene and respiratory tract fluid.


Shunting procedures in treatment of hydrocephalus.


Uniform staining of nerve endings in skeletal muscle with gold chloride.


The radiorenogram as a measure of renal function.


The type A phages of Salmonella typhimurium: observations on temperate phage and lysogenesis.


Glutamate-oxaloacetate transaminase isoenzymes in rat serum.