Pigmentation and coloration of the lens.


Symposium on education and training in health physics. Certification of health physicists.


A review of veneral disease in the African.


Blood groups and disease. ABH antigens on human duodenal cells.


An experimental study of the avian visual system.


Centrifugal fibres to the retina in the pigeon.


Urinary amines after adrenalectomy.

Urinary amines after adrenalectomy.


Systematic desensitization with phobic schizophrenics.


A starch gel electrophoretic study of the hemolymph proteins of some Bermuda Crustacea.


The VA Day Center: a design for rehabilitation.


Role of experience in misreaching produced by visual cortex lesions.


Visual field defects in monkeys.

Visual field defects in monkeys.


Relation of barbiturate structure to DPNH oxidase inhibition.


The maintenance of lactation in the goat after hypophysectomy.


Urinary alanine excretor in a Huntington's chorea family.


Semantics in biothermal studies.

Semantics in biothermal studies. Only by the use of accurate and meaningful words pertaining to body temperatures and heat sources can our understanding of the ecological and physiological functioning of vertebrate organisms be clarified. Since the classical terms are inadequate, other terms that are already in use should be used.


The incidence of neurosis in the children of psychotics.


Ultra rapid cooling techniques in the freezing of biological materials.


An automatic cardiac monitor-pacer.

An automatic cardiac monitor-pacer.


Comment on a surgical wound infection survey at the Royal Melbourne Hospital (with a note on the introduction of boiled woolen blankets.


The oxidation of the lipids of the erythrocyte.


Some further observations on Plasmodium berghei in rats and mice.


Parasitic infections recorded at University College Hospital, Ibadan, Nigeria, over a three-year period (1957-1960).


A method for the determination of free 131-I in radio-iodinated lipids. Experiments are described showing that an anion exchange resin may be used as a simple means of determining the amount of free radio-activity in emulsions of triolein and oleic acid labelled with (131)I in the form of (131)ICl. In the case of radio-iodinated triolein no special modifications are necessary. With radio-iodinated oleic acid, the working solution is made up with an excess of unlabelled oleic acid emulsion to prevent uptake of bound radio-activity by the resin. Recovery experiments show the method to be approximately 90% efficient, which is adequate when the radio-lipids are to be used for clinical purposes.


An unusual complication of peroral biopsy of the small intestine.


Incidence of bacteriuria with indwelling catheter in normal bladders.


Action for mental health: teaching the medical profession.


Experiments with induced bacteriuria, vesical emptying and bacterial growth on the mechanism of bladder defense to infection.


Genetic effects of irradiation on early mortality in swine.


Survey of gastrointestinal parasitism in Wisconsin dairy cattle.


Influences on the patterns of sperm production in swine following x-irradiation.


Liver iron depletion without copper loss in swine fed excess zinc.


Pre- and postoperative use of prochlorperazine.


Scurvy and anaemia.

Scurvy and anaemia.


The cultivation of Balantidium coli throughout its viable temperature range.


Acute respiratory infections in civilian adults. I. Antibody response to polyvalent influenza--adenovirus inactivated vaccine.


Educational streaming and general and test anxiety.


Assessing some aspects of the parent-child relationship.


Fluoridation research and related developments.


Oral poliomyelitis vaccine.

Oral poliomyelitis vaccine.


Nausea and vomiting: control by thiethylperazine.


Changes in sodium distribution in body fluid compartments and urinary aldosterone excretion.


Effect of vasopressin on the volume of body fluid compartments and its relation to aldosterone excretion.


Bilateral pre-vascular femoral hernia.

Bilateral pre-vascular femoral hernia.


Cancer chemotherapy. I.

Cancer chemotherapy. I.


Cancer chemotherapy. II.

Cancer chemotherapy. II.


Oesophageal stricture after partial gastrectomy.


Endocrines in gynaecology.

Endocrines in gynaecology.


Ribonucleic acid from Escherichia coli. III. The influence of ionic strength and temperature on hydrodynamic and optical properties.


An evoked response detector.

An evoked response detector.


Metabolism of tritiumlabeled pyridoxine in rats.


Alkaline phosphatase content and the effects of prednisolone on mammalian cells in culture. The alkaline phosphatase content of different tissue culture cell lines has been shown to vary from no detectable activity to high enzyme concentration. Within the epithelial lines studied alkaline phosphatase is either constitutive or inducible. Two epithelial cell strains in which alkaline phosphatase was "absent" could be induced to develop significant amounts of the enzyme when grown in the presence of Delta(1)-hydrocortisone. Phosphate did not repress enzyme induction by prednisolone. Under conditions of deadaptation the induced enzyme was diluted by cell multiplication. The mouse fibroblastic L line and several human fibroblastic lines did not contain alkaline phosphatase when grown under the conditions described nor could they be induced to produce the enzyme when cultivated in medium with prednisolone. Delta(1)-Hydrocortisone has other characteristic effects on established mammalian cell cultures which vary among cell lines. Human epithelial lines show reduction in cell multiplication with increase in mitotic index. The cytoplasm is increased and cell volume is nearly doubled. Mouse fibroblasts show a similar reduction in cell multiplication with a decrease in mitotic index. There is no increase in cell cytoplasm. Human fibroblast strains show no inhibition of multiplication or alteration in total cell protein when grown in medium containing prednisolone. Antisera prepared against "negative" prednisolone-inducible human cell lines and against a positive human line inhibited alkaline phosphatase activity to an equal degree.


Intravenous premedication for forceps delivery under local analgesia.


Fatty acid transport in thoracic duct, hepatic and intestinal lymph during fasting and after feeding glucose.


Tonsillectomy and fenestration of the oval window in haemophilic patients.(Report on two cases).


Present status of radiation therapy of malignant disease.


The management of glaucoma in the indigent clinic patient with echothiophate iodide.


Blood-progesterone and urinary pregnanediol and oestrogens in foetal death from severe pre-eclampsia.


Hidden injuries in industry.

Hidden injuries in industry.


The painful elbow.

The painful elbow.


Low backache.

Low backache.


Theoretical considerations on the etiology of LeggPerthes' disease and slipped capital femoral epiphysis.


Stimulation of active sodium transport by the isolated toad bladder with aldosterone in vitro.


The role of aldosterone in the renal concentration mechanism, in man.


Chondromyxoid fibroma of bone.

Chondromyxoid fibroma of bone.


Meniere's disease and its medical management.


Some hidden diseases of the larynx.

Some hidden diseases of the larynx.


Nonsurgical management of Meniere's disease.


The problem of stoma construction in laryngectomy cases.


The relationship of shading on the draw-a-person test to manifest anxiety scores.


Draw-a-person characteristics of psychopathic prisoners and college students.


The choice of analgesic in general practice.


Leukemic cell proliferation as determined by in vitro deoxyribonucleic acid synthesis.


A study of collimators for use in radio-isotope scanning techniques.


Studies on the biosynthesis of rabbit fibrinogen.


Surgery of coronary disease.

Surgery of coronary disease.


A comparative study of nitrogen excretion in some Amphibia and reptiles.


The use of bioflavonoids in the prevention and treatment of athletic injuries.


Underwater swimming and drowning.

Underwater swimming and drowning.


Influences of exercise and O2 on breath holding.


Effect of radiation on male mouse and rat fertility.


The use of probanthine in attempts to visualise the lower ureters during intravenous pyelography.


A clinical classification of cephalo-pelvic disproportion.


The obstetric flying squad and avertin in the management of eclampsia.


A simple device for demonstrating binocular disparity effects.


An embedding technique for electron microscopy using EPON 812.


The differential thermal analysis of quartz.


Thermal influence of sunshine and clothing on men walking in humid heat.


The medical expert testimony project: experiences in New York.


Structure-activity relationship in certain anthelmintics.


Thoracotomy and the contralateral lung. A study of the changes occurring in the dependent and contralateral lung during and after thoracotomy in lateral decubitus.


Enlargement of the sphenoidal fissure and sella by "rhinitis caseosa".


A study in flexibility-the Hutchison wing of the Peterborough Civic Hospital.


Diphtheria: prevalence of inapparent infection in a nonepidemic period.


A study on the intensive care unit in general hospitals.


Dialysis studies. IV. Preliminary experiments with sugars.


Preliminary report of a long acting anabolic agent, nandrolone decanoate.


Torsion of an appendix epiploica simulating appendicitis.


Unilateral multicystic disease of the kidney.


Intraperitoneal hemorrhage due to fracture of an unsuspected liver cell carcinoma. Case report.


Advances in paediatrics.

Advances in paediatrics.


Interpreting observations in the premature baby.


On real and apparent external bleeding in the newborn.


Surgical treatment of several diseases of the thyroid.


Orchitis due to Coxsackie virus group B, type 5. Report of a case with isolation of virus from the testis.


The lizard: a possible host for eastern equine encephalitis virus in Panama.


Encephalomyocarditis virus hemagglutination-inhibition test using antigens prepared in HeLa cell cultures.


Diverticulitis of the cecum.

Diverticulitis of the cecum.


An experimental study of homografts of boiled cartilage.


The doctor's place in the hospital service.


In vivo transport of calcium from healed Thiry-Vella fistulas in dogs.


Studies on the biochemical pharmacology of 5-iodo-2'-deoxycytidine in vitro and in vivo.


5-Bromo-2'-deoxycytidine (BCDR). II. Studies with murine neoplastic cells in culture and in vitro.


A new method for mounting and preserving histological and cytological specimens.


Changes in serum and lipoprotein fatty acids during administration of ethyl arachidonate.


Serum beta-lipoprotein lipids and protein during administration of Triparanol.


Serum beta-lipoprotein lipids and protein during combined administration of dioxydiethylstilbestrol and methyl testosterone.


Serum beta-lipoprotein lipids and protein in normal subjects of different sex and age. With a note on the separation of beta-lipoproteins by chromatography on hydroxylapatite.


Studies on human serum beta-liporoteins, including their protein moiety.


Gardner's syndrome.

Gardner's syndrome.


Surgical management of recurrent periorbital tumors.


Cholesterol and phospholipid content of human beta-lipoprotein in different lipemic states and following myocardial infarction.


Some new neurophysiological studies on motion sickness and its therapy.


Some new neurophysiologic studies on motion sickess and its therapy.


Characterization of beta-lipoprotein isolated from hydroxylapatite columns.


Response of mammalian gravity receptors to sustained tilt.


Turtle vestibular responses to angular acceleration with comparative data from cat and man.


Directional imbalance of vestibular nystagmus in cat following repeated unidirectional angular acceleration.


Prediabetes.

Prediabetes.


Degenerative complications of diabetes.

Degenerative complications of diabetes.


Glycyrrhizinophilia as a cause of edema.


Indirect measurement of intraluminal volume changes and absorption rates in the small intestine.


Influence of salicylate on cortisol secretion in the dog.


Motivational and ability determinants of young children's intellectual achievement behaviors.


The anesthetic hazards in patients on antihypertensive therapy.


The preanesthetic evaluation and preparation of the geriatric patient.


The choice of shunt procedure for cirrhotic patients with variceal bleeding, ascites, and hypersplenism.


Clostridia in unusual host tissues in large animals.


Educational weaknesses and occupational stress; a survey.


Quinones in lipoprotein electron transport systems.


Observations on traumatic perforations of the esophagus in dogs.


Some aspects of protein digestion and absorption in health and disease.


Sites of mucopolysaccharide synthesis in the lesions of experimental hypertension in rats.


Sulphate utilisation and mucopolysaccharide synthesis by the mesenteric arteries of rats with experimental hypertension.


Little known English versions of the Praxis and observations of Felix Platter.


The conquest of cretinism: a fable.

The conquest of cretinism: a fable.


Cystic hygroma. Report of a case.

Cystic hygroma. Report of a case.


Anti-estrus drugs on subestrus of ovariectomized C3H mice.


The effects of spironolactone and chlorthalidone on arterial pressure.


Modified benzyl alcohol clearing of alizarinstained specimens without loss of flexibility.


The use of hypnosis with unconscious patients.


Screening devices for occupational therapy majors.


Well for use in heart-lung or regional perfusion systems.


Improved equipment design for studies on thyroid uptake.


A seventeenth century view of mental deficiency and schizophrenia: Thomas Willis on "Stupidity or foolishness".


Transventricular mitral commissurotomy.

Transventricular mitral commissurotomy.


Successful resection of an aneurysm of the left ventricle utilizing cardiopulmonary bypass.


Effects of intra-maze delay upon learning.


Necrotizing papillitis.

Necrotizing papillitis.


A method of intravenous administration in cholangiography.


Face lifting an old hospital.

Face lifting an old hospital.


Megaloblastic anemia in association with jejunal diverticula.


Mechanical aspects of panting in dogs.

Mechanical aspects of panting in dogs.


Thrombo-obliterative disease of the great vessels arising from the aortic arch.


Posterior dislocation of the shoulder.

Posterior dislocation of the shoulder.


Why we succeed: homeostatic mechanisms.

Why we succeed: homeostatic mechanisms.


Cerebral autonomic imbalance.

Cerebral autonomic imbalance.


Relations between pharmacologic activity and molecular structure of certain saliuretic sulfonamides.


Hexosamine concentration in the lungs of foetuses and neonates.


Anaesthesia for caesarean section: a proposal for evaluation, with analysis of a method.


Recession of inferior oblique muscle.

Recession of inferior oblique muscle.


The Apgar scoring system.

The Apgar scoring system.


The evaluation of non-obstetric factors causing neonatal depression.


The place of halothane in obstetrics.

The place of halothane in obstetrics.


Excretion of 5-hydroxyindolylacetic acid in East Africans.


A spectrophotofluorimetric method for the determination of serotonin (5-hydroxytryptamine) in plasma.


Excretion of 5-hydroxy indolylacetic acid after surgery.


Migraine equivalent in the skin.

Migraine equivalent in the skin.


The antibody response of rheumatic fever subjects to respiratory viruses.


Chromosomal mosaicism in a case of Klinefelter's syndrome associated with thalassaemia.


Psychiatric teams. A selective review of the literature.


Cardiac surgery in a community hospital.


The clinical performance of sulfamoxole, a new sulfonamide. Analysis of 1240 case reports.


Compensatory hypertrophy of the kidney.

Compensatory hypertrophy of the kidney.


Trends in medical education.

Trends in medical education.


Homografting of haemopoietic tissue after cytotoxic drugs.


A rapid micro procedure for determination of free and esterified cholesterol in blood serum using silicic acid separation.


Common sense planning for emergency feeding by institutional food services.


Chemotherapy of melanoma of the extremities by isolated perfusion.


Cancer chemotherapy by perfusion.

Cancer chemotherapy by perfusion.


Congenital mitral insufficiency with cleft posterior leaflet.


The present status of pump-oxygenators and some problems related to their use.


Regional chemotherapy by isolated perfusion in the treatment of melanoma of the extremities.


Surgical correction of acquired insufficiency of th aortic valve.


Regional chemotherapy.

Regional chemotherapy.


Influence of sustained accelerations on certain pilot-performance capabilities.


Enthusiasm--Rx for successful epileptic counseling.


Apparatus for nursing infants upright.

Apparatus for nursing infants upright.


Chemotherapy for cancer by perfusion.

Chemotherapy for cancer by perfusion.


Interfibre fluid from guinea-pig muscle.


The terminology of acid-base regulation.


Physicochemical studies on ovalbumin. 4. Characterization of an iodine-modified derivative by electrophoresis and sedimentation.


Further application of electric countershock in ventricular tachycardia.


Group teaching in Cajun country.

Group teaching in Cajun country.


Spatial relationships between the eyes, the nose, and the rims of the orbits.


Legal aspects of nursing and the service nurse.


The influence of the testes on the shaping of the bony pelvis in mice.


Eighteenth century pharmacy at St. George's Hospital, London.


New glycosides from senna.

New glycosides from senna.


The action of some natural substances on the terminal portion of the common bile duct isolated "in toto".


Development of gastrointestinal tract.

Development of gastrointestinal tract.


Further studies on the toxicity of some tetra and trialkyl lead compounds.


Tetraethyl lead toxicity in rats.

Tetraethyl lead toxicity in rats.


The action of triethyl tin, triethyl lead, ethyl mercury and other inhibitors on the metabolism of brain and kidney slices in vitro using substrates labelled with 14C.


Mechanism of the reversible inhibition of Zn-flavoproteins by chelators: chelation or resolution?


Non-dissociability of the metal component of D-alpha-hydroxy acid dehydrogenase by chelating agents.


Diabetes mellitus and pregnancy: a 20-year evaluation of 118 pregnancies managed conservatively.


A review of carcinoma of the pancreas. A case report.


Treatment of fatigue in a surgical practice.


Further developments in extracorporeal membrane systems for gaseous transfer.


Some characteristics of on- and off-responses to flashes of colored light in ground squirrel visual system.


Thermal denaturation of ordinary and fully deuteriated DNA in H2O and D2O.


Aerial contamination of an air-conditioned bacteriology department and suggested remedy.


The correlation between the effects of morphology and function on the collateral circulation in the obliterative arteriopathy of the inferior limbs.


Primary amyloidosis of the larynx. Report of treatment with systemic and intralaryngeal injection of hydrocortisone.


Benign lymphoid pseudotumour of the pharynx.


The management of chronic draining ears.


Influence of transcortical d-c currents on cortical neuronal activity.


The mechanism of the generation of the third and fourth heart sounds.


Influence of adrenal extirpation, adrenal cortex hormones and glucagon on the insulin-sensitivity of eviscerated rats


The clinical progress of glycogenosis.

The clinical progress of glycogenosis.


Essential familial hypercholesterolemia.


Myocarditis in childhood.

Myocarditis in childhood.


Phenethylamine isosteres as inhibitors of dopamine beta-oxidase.


The life-history of Chrysops silacea Austen, 1907. I. Introduction and outlines of the life-history, with a note on the taxonomic status of C. dimidiata and C. Silacea.


The bionomics of the tabanid fauna of streams in the rain-forest of the Southern Cameroons. I. Oviposition.


The life-history of Chrysops silacea Austen, 1907. I. Introduction and outlines of the life-history.


Thyroidtis.

Thyroidtis.


Observations on the combined use of 5-fluorouracil and 2 Mev radiation in advanced solid tumors in man.


The fallacy of a low-fat diet in liver disease.


Bilateral protrusio acetabuli (Otto pelvis).


Avoidable obstetric deaths in hospital practice.


Giant duodenal ulcer.

Giant duodenal ulcer.


General nature of the genetic code for proteins.


The genetic code.

The genetic code.


Immunological and clinical responses to repository ragweed pollen therapy. A two year study.


Corticosteroids in allergy.

Corticosteroids in allergy.


Peptic ulcer: choice of procedure in operative treatment.


Electroencephalographic findings in two families with Friedreich's ataxia.


Facial hemiatrophy.

Facial hemiatrophy.


Incidence of cancer in struma lymphomatosa.


Individualization in treatment of cancer of the breast.


Selective destruction of cancers after exposure to heat.


The use of telephone transmission in the procurement of inpatient electrocardiograms. A technical study.


Atrial myxoma: a diagnostic challenge.

Atrial myxoma: a diagnostic challenge.


Porphyria: the classification reviewed.

Porphyria: the classification reviewed.


Intrapartum avulsion of the round ligament.


A case of anorexia nervosa in a male.

A case of anorexia nervosa in a male.


Alterations of protein metabolism in myxedema.


Griseofulvin in the treatment of tinea capitis.


On the late effect of carotid ligation upon the human eye.


The physiopathological cerebral basis of inhibition and amblyopia, of anomalous correspondence and eccentric fixation in concomitant squint.


Influence of sex on bone marrow transplantation in mice with induced tolerance.


Malignant paraplegia.

Malignant paraplegia.


Clinical investigation of disease of the parietal lobes of the brain.


Dr. Samuel Johnson's aphasia.

Dr. Samuel Johnson's aphasia.


Dyslexia in braille-readers.

Dyslexia in braille-readers.


Inborn reading disorders of central origin.


Medical reflections on Oscar Wilde.

Medical reflections on Oscar Wilde.


Migraine: general remarks.

Migraine: general remarks.


Design of a small-animal treadmill.

Design of a small-animal treadmill.


Serum glutamic-oxalacetic transaminase levels after exercise in men.


The scope and importance of orthopaedic management of haemophiliacs.


Histopathologic alterations in endocrine organs of hypophysectomized female rats.


Initation of the therapeutic community approach to treatment in a neurosis center.


Cerebellar astrocytoma; report of a case.


Local vasomotor responses to rubefacients and ultra-violet radiation.


Utilization of inorganic sulphate labelled with sulphur-35 by Torulopsis utilis.


Thermal vasomotor responses in human skin mediated by local mechanisms.


Vaccinia conjunctivitis.

Vaccinia conjunctivitis.


The parochial school abdomen.

The parochial school abdomen.


Spontaneous subcapsular splenic haematoma in acute malaria.


An historic note on ulcerative colitis.

An historic note on ulcerative colitis.


What does a psychiatric nursing specialist do?


Brain tumor localization utilizing mercury 203.


Incidence of glycosuria and diabetes.

Incidence of glycosuria and diabetes.


The future pattern of medical practice.

The future pattern of medical practice.


Chemistry of the natural pyrethrins.

Chemistry of the natural pyrethrins.


A chemical investigation of the defects of myelination in phenylketonuria.


Pulmonary nodular granulomatosis caused by inhaled vegetable particles. Two cases are described of nodular granulomatosis of the lungs due to starch cells derived from peas, beans, or lentils. One was an idiot of 2 years and 4 months and the other an adult who was known to have inhaled vomit during electroconvulsive treatment.


A case of galactosaemia with the pathological and neuropathological findings.


The association of phenylketonuria with leucodystrophy.


Correlation of anatomic pulmonary emphysema and right ventricular hypertrophy.


Terminology and histological technology.


Behaviour of some derivatives of 7-aminocephalosporanic acid and 6-aminopenicillanic acidas substrates, inhibitors and inducers of penicillinases.


The pathology of ruptured middle-cerebral aneurysms with special reference to the differences between the sexes.


Tetrahydrofuran and the technologist.

Tetrahydrofuran and the technologist.


Influences of beta-mercaptoethylamine and oxygen removal on the x-ray sensitivity of four strains of Escherichia coli.


Chlordiazepoxide and the management of gynecologic problems.


Control of hypertension with a methyclothiazide-deserpidine combination.


A comparison of ratings based on personal constructs of self and others.


Reaction time, locus of control, choice behavior, and descriptions of parental behavior in schizophrenic and normal subjects.


The effect of the combined administration of the histamine liberator 48/80 and hydrocortisone on the mast cells of the rat.


The effect of hydrocortisone on the mast cells in the peritoneal fluid and mesentery of the rat.


The renal excretion of lipoid soluble substances as exemplified by the excretion of ethanol.


Perceived differences in task competence and asymmetry of dyadic influence.


Variations in drug responses as an exercise in (human) pharmacology.


Percutaneous absorption of nicotinic acid and ethyl nicotinate in human skin.


Percutaneous absorption. Regional variations and the effect of hydration and epidermal stripping.


The effect of induced hypoxia on oxygen uptake during muscular exercise in normal subjects.


Studies on lymphocytes. I. Lymphopenia produced by prolonged extracorporeal irradiation of circulating blood.


The etiologic role of radiation in the development of leukemia.


X-irradiation and the secondary response to tetanus toxoid in mice.


The qualitative analysis of the cell walls of selected species of fungi.


Potassium, lethal and tumor-necrotizing properties of Klebsiella polysaccharide.


Adjunctive value of oral prophylaxis with the oximes 2-PAM lactate and 2-PAM methanesulfonate to therapeutic administration of atropine in dogs poisoned by inhaled Sarin vapor.


Muscle relaxants in acute back strains.

Muscle relaxants in acute back strains.


Role of mixed venous blood PCO2 in respiratory control.


Resection of the liver for primary hepatoma.


Identification of formic acid as the p-bromophenacyl ester.


A clinical study of Hodgkin's disease.

A clinical study of Hodgkin's disease.


Contrasts between several means of appraising physicians.


Pilonidal sinus of the suprapubic region.


Neuroanatomy.

Neuroanatomy.


The neurotoxic effects of phenothiazine compounds.


Hypersplenism.

Hypersplenism.


Triamterene, a new natruretic agent. Preliminary observations in man.


Some common eye defects and ailments.

Some common eye defects and ailments.


Central activation of the sympatheticoadrenal system by hypoxia and hypercapnia.


The hospital transfusion board.

The hospital transfusion board.


Mammary oxygen tension and the milk-ejection mechanism.


Neurovascular control of oxygen tension in the testis and epididymis.


Coronary vasomotor tonus in atherosclerotic dogs.


Right ventricular pressure and coronary flow.


Back to work after myocardial infarction.


The familial occurrence of erythromelalgia and nephritis.


Esophageal diverticula. Associated neuromuscular changes in the esophagus.


A service for your blind patients.

A service for your blind patients.


Hereditary nephritis with unusual urea clearance--case report.


Head's paradoxical reflex.

Head's paradoxical reflex.


Plasma prothrombinase.

Plasma prothrombinase.


Observations on the classification and interpretation of reactions to smallpox vaccination. Over the last ten years extensive trials have been carried out on various smallpox vaccines prepared by the Lister Institute of Preventive Medicine in England, and the opportunity has been taken to make careful records of the reactions encountered, to investigate the significance of the immediate reaction and to determine the relationship of techniques to vaccination failures.In this paper the various classifications of vaccination reactions are reviewed, and a modified system of classification is suggested, based on the experience of a large number of vaccinations performed with a uniform technique.The two main vaccination techniques (linear scratch and multiple pressure) are considered and evidence is adduced to suggest that the depth of insertion of the virus is the most important single factor contributing to successful vaccination. A standard scratch technique is recommended, which, by its speed and simplicity, is well suited to mass vaccination as well as to general use for individual patients.The problem of duration of immunity following successful vaccination is also discussed, experimental results suggesting that it is unusual to get a "revaccination vaccinia" reaction on revaccination within three years, providing the previous vaccination was successfully performed.


Streptomyces species producing oxytetracycline.


Relationship between phage type and host plant in Pseudomonas mors-prunorum Wormald.


The measurement of dust nuisance emitted by chimneys.


The use of adrenocorticotrophic hormone in neonatal jaundice in premature babies.


Observations on the uptake of human blood by Simulium damnosum: The engorgement time and size of the blood-meal.


Biologic estimation of acetylcholine.

Biologic estimation of acetylcholine.


Biologic estimation of histamine.

Biologic estimation of histamine.


A mud-sampling technique for the study of the ecology of aquatic snails, and its use in the evaluation of the efficacy of molluscicides in field trials. The author describes a sampling technique suitable for estimating the population densities of African aquatic snails in the field by the removal of a plug of mud and its subsequent detailed examination. This device has been used in field trials with the molluscicides ICI 24223 and Bayer 73. Estimates of percentage kills were based on counts of live and dead snails in each mud sample before and after molluscicide treatment. Statistical analysis of these counts suggests that most snails killed by the molluscicides were subsequently recovered, thus providing some confirmatory evidence of the validity of these estimates.


Structure and carcinostatic activity of certain ethylenephosphoramides. II. Alkyl and aralkyl diethylenephosphoramides.


A ten-year study of the inpatient population of the adult psychiatric service.


The surgical management of 640 consecutive liver injuries in civilian practice.


An easy method to determine the serotonin content of human platelets.


Further virological investigations of pemphigoid dermatoses


Blood therapy.

Blood therapy.


Inhibition of growth of hair by mimosine.


Human pharmacology of griseofulvin: the effect of fat intake on gastrointestinal absorption.


The effect of variation in the age of the host on homologous grafts into the brain of the rat.


Myocardial catechol-O-methyl transferase activity after chronic cardiac denervation.


Effect of inhibiting both catechol-O-methyl transferase and monoamine oxidase on cardiovascular responses to norepinephrine.


Effect of tyramine on isolated guinea-pig atria in relation to their noradrenaline stores. The relation between the noradrenaline content of isolated guinea-pig atria and the rate-increasing action of tyramine was studied by the use of pretreatment with reserpine as a pharmacological tool for graded depletion of the noradrenaline stores. Reserpine was more potent in depleting the stores than in reducing the biological response to tyramine; 50% depletion had little effect on the response to tyramine; 50% reduction of the response to tyramine occurred when the noradrenaline content fell to about 10% of normal. Depletion of the stores of guinea-pig atria did not result in supersensitivity to noradrenaline. Exposure of heavily pretreated atria to 3 x 10(-6) noradrenaline for 10 min (followed by repeated washing for 45 min) restored the response to tyramine to 70% of normal; it failed, however, to restore the noradrenaline content to the level expected from the experiments with reserpine alone. Restoration of the response to tyramine was accompanied by a small but significant increase in the noradrenaline content of the atria; a change in sensitivity to added noradrenaline did not occur. The results are consistent with the view that (a) the noradrenaline stores consist of two compartments the smaller of which is important for the action of tyramine, that (b) this smaller compartment can be at least partially refilled by exposure of the atria to noradrenaline, and that (c) there is no direct relationship between the noradrenaline content and the sensitivity to noradrenaline in guinea-pig atria.


A group-test for assessing hand- and eye-dominance.


On direction in drawing a person.

On direction in drawing a person.


Tendencies to eye movement and perceptual accuracy.


Controlled multifocal frontal leucotomy for psychiatric illness.


Evidence that the segregation-distortion phenomenon in Drosophila involves chromosome breakage.


Posture and body mechanics.

Posture and body mechanics.


Associations among anatomical and behavioral variables of full-term neonates.


Evidence favoring a cardiac mechanism in irreversible hemorrhagic shock.


Further evidence favoring a cardiac mechanism in irreversible hemorrhagic shock.


Antigen-antibody precipitation contrasted in gels of high and physiological salt concentrations.


Microimmunoelectrophoresis: comparison of template with nontemplate methods.


Specific immunologic unresponsiveness to delayed hypersensitivity elicited in adult mice.


Tubercle bacillary extracts immunogenic for mice. 1. Factors affecting demonstration of their activity.


Tubercle bacillary extracts immunogenic for mice. 2. Water-soluble proteinaceous extracts.


Tubercle bacillary extracts immunogenic for mice. 3. Chemical degradation studies on the immunogen extracted from tubercle bacilli by trypsin digestion.


Tubercle bacillary extracts immunogenic for mice. 4. Lipids.


Infant research.

Infant research.


Pressure cooker takes pressure off cooks.


Simple exercise aid.

Simple exercise aid.


An in vivo screening method for anthelmintic activity using Hymenolepis nana var. fraterna in mice.


The albumin autoagglutination phenomenon.


Patient-centered medical technology.

Patient-centered medical technology.


The biosynthesis of the "pyrethrins". I. The incorporation of 14C-labelled compounds into the flowers of Chrysanthemum cinerariaefolium and the biosynthesis of chrysanthemum monocarboxylic acid.


Maine committee on adoption.

Maine committee on adoption.


Visceral scleroderma without skin involvement.


The conditioning of verbal behavior as a function of the need for social approval.


Hypertensive effects of bradykinin and anephrotensin in normal and nephrectomized animals.


Hypertensive effects of bradykinin in rats.


Natural and synthetic related substances having neurohypophyseal hormone-like activities.


Armed Forces Epidemiological Board activities of the Commission on Epidemiological Survey, 1961.


The military significance of infectious disease.


The site of synthesis of the 19S gamma-globulins in dysgammaglobulinemia. Lymph nodes and splenic tissue from patients with congenital agammaglobulinemia and dysgammaglobulinemia and from normal subjects were studied with the use of immunofluorescence and histochemical stains to determine the site of synthesis of the 19S gamma(1)-globulins. The two patients with dysgammaglobulinemia had high serum concentrations of the 19S gamma(1)-globulins and a marked deficit of the 7S gamma-globulins. These patients, as well as agammaglobulinemic children, had only rare or no plasma cells in their tissues. Cells were identified in sections of spleen from a dysgammaglobulinemic child as well as from normal individuals which exhibited specific fluorescence with an anti-19S gamma-globulin antiserum adsorbed with 7S gamma(2)-globulins and which stained positively with PAS and methyl green pyronine. These cells resembled the transitional cells described by Fagraeus.


Prescalene lymph node biopsy.

Prescalene lymph node biopsy.


Isolation of histones(?) from Staphylococcus aureus.


The fractionation of histones on Sephadex G-75.


The Bradley Center mental health assessment kit: an analysis of use in group testing.


Calcified gastric leiomyoma.

Calcified gastric leiomyoma.


Growth and development in Negro infants and children.


Increased hemolysis of sheep cells in sera of atopic allergic patients.


Maternal prenatal nutrition in relation to the newborn.


Proctosigmoidoscopy in periodic health examinations.


The veteran NP patient: 10 years ago and now.


Projective case study of a true hermaphrodite.


The work of the factory inspectors.

The work of the factory inspectors.


Spontaneous rupture of the esophagus. A case report.


Role of Golgi tendon-organs in spinal reflex co-ordination.


Differences in haemostatic behaviour between arterial and venous blood.


Hemostatic properties of heparinized blood after short contact with foreign surfaces.


The histamine content of guinea pig ileum in Schultz--Dale reaction.


Data concerning relationships between thymus, lymph node and spleen.


Thymus and stress.

Thymus and stress.


Role of the thymus in polysaccharide metabolism.


Joint changes in psoriasis.

Joint changes in psoriasis.


Significance of sodium ions in active intestinal transport of nonelectrolytes.


Conversion of d-alpha-tocopherol-C14 to tocopheryl-p-quinone in vivo.


Changes in the blood of the rat induced by the monocarboxylic acid of cyanocobalamin obtained by fermentation (anti-vitamin B12).


Delayed and prolonged labor, placental retention, and hemorrhages in rabbits.


Effect of progesterone on pregnancy. Method of administration and effect of progesterone.


Smooth muscle as a contractile unit.

Smooth muscle as a contractile unit.


Effect of carbutamide on the concentration of potassium and sodium in human erythrocytes.


The effect of hydrocortisone on the aerobic glycolysis in lymphoid organs.


Experiments to influence xylose excretion in the rat.


Spore formation and 'dimorphism' in the mycobacteria.


Ferenc Faykiss, the first Hungarian surgeon of blood vessels.


Effects of formaldehyde on influenza virus. III. Effects on the virus as an antigen.


The Bing test in the diagnosis of deafness.


Paperchromatographic analysis of the urinary steroids in nephrotic children treated with prednisolone.


Absence of prostate and prostatic and membranous urethra associated with a concealed penis: case report.


The effect of bilirubin on the excretion of thyroxine in the bile of rats.


Spinal extradural hemorrhage.

Spinal extradural hemorrhage.


The methyl ether of methyl reserpate; a prototype of reversible short-acting tranquilizing agents.


Foreign bodies in the central nervous system.


Evidence for immunization of F-1 hybrid mice against parental transplantation antigens.


Relative inability of AET and APMT to protect immunologically competent cells against radiation injury.


Suppression of the foreign bone marrow reaction by preirradiation of donor mice.


The reversal of hydronephrosis due to extrinsic ureteral pressure from pelvic masses in women.


Antipolimyelitis vaccination: an evaluation of the present status.


Patterns of hostility among the retarded.


Blood coagulum packing in middle ear surgery.


Where to place purchased services.

Where to place purchased services.


Diffuse central nervous system involvement in papulosis atrophicans maligna.


Studies on the epidemiology of postoperative infection of clean operative wounds.


Penicillin verus tetracycline in the treatment of childhood osteomyelitis.


Small artery anastomosis--an experimental study.


Incidence of nevi. Report of survey of the palms, soles, and genitalia of 10,000 young men.


Congenital pericerdial arteriovenous fistula.


An unusual complication of bronchoscopy. A case report.


Acute urinary retention.

Acute urinary retention.


Evaluation of renovist as a urographic medium.


The conception of nervous disorder.

The conception of nervous disorder.


Alkylation as the mechanism by which the hepatotoxic pyrrolizidine alkaloids act on cell nuclei.


Choledochal cyst; report of a case with contrast visualization.


Degenerative diseases of C.N.S. Cerebral lipidoses and demyelinating diseases.


Postvagotomy and gastectomy-nutrition and steatorrhea.


The metabolism of copper and Wilson's disease.


The history, growth and development of commercial laboratory animal production.


Effect of plasma from anaemic rabbits on the post-irradiation anaemia of mice.


Bone-marrow blood flow and cardiac output in the rabbit.


A study of blood flow through bone marrow by a method of venous effluent collection.


The family and mental disorder: an incomplete essay.


A bacteriological comparison of two designs of hospital vacuum cleaner.


Acute perforation in regional ileitis.

Acute perforation in regional ileitis.


"Painless" intussusception.

"Painless" intussusception.


Relationship of plasma salicylate concentration to urinary salicylate excretion-rate.


Various properties of the head protein of T2 bacteriophage.


Breath holding at beginning of exercise.


Cancer of the larynx. A study of 130 cases.


Sarcoidosis.

Sarcoidosis.


International research programs of the National Institutes of Health.


Brief group therapy of mothers of retarded children outside of the specialty clinic setting.


Exploring serum antibody response in rheumatoid arthritis with double-diffusion.


Chemical composition and antigenic structure of cell walls of Corynebacterium, Mycobacterium, Nocardia, Actinomyces and Arthrobacter.


Adenosine triphosphate levels and adenosine triphosphatases in neurons, glia and neuronal membranes of the vestibular nucleus.


The effect of starvation on the nucleotide composition of the ribonucleic acid in Amoeba proteus.


The innervation of the thyroid gland.

The innervation of the thyroid gland.


The effect of cooling on whole hearts in culture.


The effect of temperature variation on spontaneous potential production from explants of brain tissue in culture.


Qualitative effect of strychnine and brucine on spontaneous potentials from explants of telencephalon.


The qualitative effect of anesthetic gases on spontaneous potentials from explants of brain tissue in culture.


Qualitative behavior of spontaneous potentials from explants of 15 day chick embryo telencephalon in vitro. The apparatus and technique used in the preparation and observation of explants of brain tissue capable of producing spontaneous potentials in vitro are described. The magnitude and pattern of spontaneous potentials from explants of telencephalon of 15 day chick embryos (measured using external bare platinum electrodes) and some aspects of their "normal" behavior during 12 days in vitro are also described. No change was noted in these potentials with change of amplifiers, recorders, or electrodes. The response of the potentials to change in temperature and proportionate composition of the atmosphere around the explant was such as to suggest that the potentials arise as a result of a living process. The changes brought about by the administration of anesthetics, strychnine, brucine, and barbiturates were those that might be anticipated in a normal functional activity of the central nervous system. It is concluded that these potentials are a true physiological phenomenon and arise from living cells of the central nervous system.


The effect of maintained ammonium chloride acidosis on the relation between pulmonary ventilation and alveolar oxygen and carbon dioxide in man.


Bladder dysfunction following abdominoperineal resection.


Induction of ovulation in immature mice as an assay of gonadotrophin.


Ammoniacal dermatitis.

Ammoniacal dermatitis.


Blow-out fractures of the orbital floor.


A suggested method for evaluating changes in nasal tissues.


A simple facility for wholebody irradiation.


A study of the language of an autistic child.


Detection of antibodies in blood meals of hematophagous Diptera. Antibodies are detectable by an agglutination technique in the blood meals of hematophagous Diptera that are fed on laboratory and domestic animals infected with organisms of the Trypanosoma brucei subgroup. It is likely that both the antibody status and the identity of the animal fed on can be determined from the same blood meal from wild Diptera. The technique may be applicable to other infections for which sensitive serological tests are available.


Preservation of living metacyclic forms of the Trypanosoma brucei subgroup.


Antigenic analysis in the Trypanosoma brucei group, using the agglutination reaction.


The insulin activity of bovine and ovine blood plasma. I. Biological assay of insulin using the isolated rat diaphragm.


The insulin activity of bovine and ovine blood plasma. II. The insulin-like action of extracts of bovine and ovine blood plasma.


Silicone rubber multiple molds for paraffin embedding.


The preservation of cytological and histochemical detail by a controlled temperature freezing and sectioning technique.


Hospitals, doctors and dollars.

Hospitals, doctors and dollars.


Physiological megakaryocytemia as a function of age


The medullar sponge kidney with multiple endocavitary calcifications.


A transfer method, for record purposes, of oral soft-tissue abnormalities.


Gastric carcinoma after gastric resection for duodenal ulcer.


Marked left axis deviation. Indication of cardiac abnormality.


Attenuated measles vaccine in children with cardiac disease.


Trends in the mental health services.

Trends in the mental health services.


The training and seasoning of muscles, tendons and ligaments. 2.


The training and seasoning of muscles, tendons, and ligaments.


The subsequent careers of Brunton Prize winners and honours graduates of Glasgow University.


Self-attitude.

Self-attitude.


On the relations among some factors that contribute to estimates of verticality.


Psychiatric indications for the termination of pregnancy.


Acute cerebellar ataxia associated with poliovirus infection.


Health education at Tinker Air Force Base.


Effect of certain transition elements on cholesterol biosynthesis.


Korean medical education.

Korean medical education.


Survey of fourteen metabolic inhibitors for their effect on endospore germination in Bacillus subtilis. Curran, Harold R. (U. S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.) and Georges Knaysi. Survey of fourteen metabolic inhibitors for their effect on endospore germination in Bacillus subtilis. J. Bacteriol. 82:793-797. 1961.-Phase contrast microscopy was used to study the effects of metabolic antagonists upon incipient spore germination in glucose agar-film microcultures. The period of observation was 1 to 2 hr. Of 14 compounds tested, only ethanol in 10% concentration (v/v) caused almost complete inhibition. Oxamic acid and dl-ethionine were slightly stimulatory; 6-methyl thiouracil and octyl aldehyde were without effect. The inhibiting effect of the remainder depended upon the concentration of the antagonist. The stimulating effect of glucose on germination is discussed.


A model system for biological water transport.


The effect of calcium on sodium transport by frog skin. Calcium added to the solution bathing the outside of isolated frog skin caused a reversible decrease in net sodium transport across the skin. At constant sodium concentration, the inhibition of transport increased with increasing calcium concentration, but approached a limiting value. This maximum degree of inhibition was found to depend on sodium concentration; sodium transport could be inhibited by 60 per cent at 96 mM sodium, but by only 18 per cent at 19 mM sodium. The relative effectiveness of a given calcium concentration was also greater the higher the sodium concentration. The unidirectional flux of chloride across the short-circuited skin was decreased by calcium to approximately the same degree as active sodium transport. The results have been interpreted in terms of a relatively non-specific decrease in permeability of the outward facing membrane of the transporting cells. The resulting decrease in sodium permeability apparently causes a decrease in active sodium transport by reducing the availability of sodium to the transporting system.


The effect of ethylenediaminetetraacetate on ion permeability of the isolated frog skin.


Surface-dependence of the peritoneal response to agar gel.


The diffusion chamber in experimental silicosis.


Sarcoma of breast, with particular reference to its origin from fibroadenoma. Thirty-nine sarcomas of breast are described. The patients' ages ranged from 26 to 78 years but most patients were middle-aged or elderly. Evidence is adduced that 16 of the tumours arose from pre-existing fibroadenomas and others very probably did so. Many tumours were adenosarcomas and one was a carcinosarcoma which preserved its structure in a lymph-node metastasis. Recurrences were mostly local, but a small group had a much graver prognosis. A pleomorphic and giant-cell structure usually meant a high degree of malignancy but the significance of cartilaginous or bony metaplasia, present in seven tumours, was less certain. It is wise to regard all ;fibroadenomas' of the breast occurring in patients over 40 years of age as at least potentially malignant, and these should be examined histologically with care, particularly since sarcomatous change may be present in one part only and therefore easily overlooked.


Canada and narcotics.

Canada and narcotics.


Canada and controlled drugs.

Canada and controlled drugs.


An unusual cause of gastrointestinal hemorrhage systemic neurofibromatosis with involvement of the duodenum.


The incidence of immediately reacting allergy skin tests in a "normal" adult population.


Closed chest cardiac massage.

Closed chest cardiac massage.


Blood thrombotest versus prothrombin test. Comparison in patients maintained on bishydroxycoumarin and related drugs.


Half a century of running. Clinical, physiologic and autopsy findings in the case of Clarence DeMar ("Mr. Marathon").


Comparison of 5-fluorouracil and 5-fluoro-2'-deoxyuridine in the treatment of far-advanced breast and colon lesions.


Nitrogen mustard as adjuvant to pulmonary resection in the treatment of carcinoma of the lung.


The role of the medical school in cancer education.


The place of radio in a public health program.


Helical, non-cellulosic microfibrils from Acetobacter xylinum and Acetobacter suboxydans.


Photographic illustration for medical writing. I. Introduction.


Photographic illustration for medical writing. II. Cropping photographs for publication.


Photographic illustration for medical writing. III. Marking, spotting and mounting photographs for publication.


Photographic illustration for medical writing. IV. Grouping and finishing photographic illustration for publication.


Photographic illustration for medical writing. V. Proofs of illustrations for publication.


Presidential address at the annual general meeting (M.A.S.A.), Cape Town.


The results of treatment in certain types of incontinence.


Intra-articular steroid therapy in rheumatoid arthritis.


The scope of surface cooling. An experimental study using quinidine as a prophylactic against ventricular fibrillation.


Some comments on Wallenberg's syndrome. An analysis and clinico-anatomic correlation of certain symptoms associated with the "posterior inferior cerebellar artery syndrome".


The world of a schizophrenic woman.

The world of a schizophrenic woman.


A urinary pteridine in a case of liver failure.


Rapid screening of blood samples for volatile poisons by gas chromatography.


Twenty-one uncommon cases of poisoning.

Twenty-one uncommon cases of poisoning.


Tuberculin skin testing in San Francisco schools.


Macular leprosy in Central Africa with special reference to the "maculoid" (dimorphous) form.


Blastocyst sugar concentration following maternal glucose changes.


Molecular weight of the protein from bovine liver ribosomes.


Chronic paronychia: review of seventy cases.


Filament formation in radio-resistant mutants of Escherichia coli S after treatment with ultraviolet light and radiomimetic agents. Curry, Janet (Stanford Research Institute, Menlo Park, Calif.) and Joseph Greenberg. Filament formation in radioresistant mutants of Escherichia coli S after treatment with ultraviolet light and radiomimetic agents. J. Bacteriol. 83:38-42. 1962.-The effect of ultraviolet light and of five radiomimetic compounds on cell division, growth in liquid medium, and growth in solid medium of Escherichia coli S and four of its radioresistant mutants was examined. All of the agents, including ultraviolet light, induced filaments in the parent S and in at least one of its radioresistant mutants; two of the agents, azaserine and mitomycin C, induced filaments in three of the mutants; in only one mutant were no filaments induced by any agent. Growth in solid medium was more sensitive to the agents than was growth in liquid medium. The mutants differed among each other in their degree of resistance to most of the chemical agents, when inhibition of growth in agar was used as the criterion. There was no difference among the mutants in the dose of any agent required to inhibit overnight growth in liquid medium.


The lateral medullary (Wallenberg's) syndrome.


Chromatography of proteins on diethyl-amino-ethyl (DEAE) cellulose paper.


Localization of 18 S gamma-macroglobulin in plasmacytoid cells of the bone marrow of a case of macroglobulinaemia.


Separation of haemoglobins Lepore and H from A and A2 in starch or acrylamide gels buffered with tris-E.D.T.A.


The chromatographic purification of fluorescein-antibody.


Malignant acanthosis nigricans.

Malignant acanthosis nigricans.


Scleral support of the posterior sclera. II. Clinical results.


Human bites of the face. Early treatment and late reconstructive repair.


Modern plastic surgical treatment of unilateral facial paralysis.


A surgeon's evaluation of the cleft palate team.


Study of the autoimmune reaction in dermatomyositis.


Treatment of facial injuries.

Treatment of facial injuries.


Benign and malignant tumors of the skin.


The site and histology of the cancer associated with malignant acanthosis nigricans.


Cell contact and adhesion.

Cell contact and adhesion.


Acetylcholine: a central transmitter?

Acetylcholine: a central transmitter?


A central action of 5-hydroxytryptamine and noradrenaline.


Action of 3-hydroxytyramine and some tryptamine derivatives on spinal neurones.


Pharmacological studies upon neurones of the lateral geniculate nucleus of the cat. Indoles related to 5-hydroxytryptamine, lysergic acid derivatives, phenethylamine derivatives and some other compounds have been applied electrophoretically to the neurones of the lateral geniculate nucleus of the cat anaesthetized with pentobarbitone sodium. Many of these compounds, particularly 4-, 5- and 7-hydroxytryptamine and ergometrine, depress the orthodromic excitation of the neurones by volleys in optic nerve fibres, but do not affect antidromic excitation by volleys in the optic radiation or chemical excitation by L-glutamic acid. It is concluded that the active depressants either block the access of the excitatory transmitter to subsynaptic receptors or prevent the release of the transmitter from optic nerve terminals. The structure-activity relationships of the depressant substances are discussed.


Normal ovarian histology in infancy and childhood.


Regulation of ovarian activity.

Regulation of ovarian activity.


Cytomegalic inclusion disease associated with hypoparathyroidism.


Cholinergic and non-cholinergic transmission in the mammalian spinal cord.


Expiratory gas mixer: studies on steady state, moment to moment basal metabolism rate and respiratory quotient.


Cancer detection in a country practice.

Cancer detection in a country practice.


Steatorrhoea. A case report.

Steatorrhoea. A case report.


The metabolism of exogenous adenine and purine analogues by fungi.


From words to wards. 5. Effect of alterations.


Segmental ulcerative colitis.

Segmental ulcerative colitis.


Familial endocrine tumors; report of two unrelated kindred affected with pheochromocytomas, one also with multiple thyroid carcinomas.


Cycling of sweat gland activity recorded by a new technique.


Clinical use of medical relaxation in podiatry. Some case reports.


Nursing care of the dying.

Nursing care of the dying.


Clinical significance of prolapse of the gastric mucosa.


Determination of argininosuccinic acid by ion-exchange chromatography.


Photoinactivation of measles virus.

Photoinactivation of measles virus.


A comparison of the hemagglutination-inhibition, neutralization and complement fixation tests in the assay of antibody to measles.


Actions of some anticholinesterases on the smooth muscle of the chick amnion. The actions of both reversible and irreversible anticholinesterase drugs on the nerve-free smooth muscle of the chick amnion are described. The tertiary compound physostigmine and the irreversible inhibitor diisopropylfluorophosphonate were found to be active in causing contractions, whereas the quaternary compound neostigmine and the irreversible inhibitor Mipafox were only slightly active in this respect. Manometric studies showed that all four compounds were highly active, however, in inhibiting the cholinesterase found in the chick amnion. The effects produced by these compounds in the organ bath are thought to be due to the accumulation of endogenously produced acetylcholine within the tissue. Evidence for an intracellular action of endogenously produced acetylcholine in the smooth muscle of the chick amnion is discussed.


Electrical and mechanical activity of the chick amnion.


The effects of various chlorine derivatives of thyronine on serum cholesterol concentration and myocardial stimulation in rats and humans.


A new method of colorectal anastomosis in abdominoperineal resection.


Acute barbiturate intoxication.

Acute barbiturate intoxication.


Psychiatric nursing affiliation.

Psychiatric nursing affiliation.


Mechanisms of impaired water excretion in adrenal and pituitary insufficiency. III. The effect of extracellular or plasma volume expansion, or both, on the impaired diuresis.


End results and mortality trends in cancer. I. End results in cancer.


Physiologic studies in nephrogenic diabetes insipidus.


A dynamic approach to the measurement of therapeutic end-results.


Use of poliomyelitis virus vaccine in light mineral oil adjuvant in a community immunization program and report of reactions encountered.


Different approaches to to treatment of the child and the parents.


Leukemoid reaction or lymphatic leukemia?


Effect of low molecular weight dextran on infarction after experimental occlusion of the middle cerebral artery.


This...the dual.

This...the dual.


Sarcoma botryoides of the vagina. A report of two cases.


An attempt at development of agammaglobulinemia in adult rats by treatment with an extract of the fetal thymus.


Artificial development of agammaglobulinemia and of the lack of reaction to a foreign antigen in guinea pigs and in rabbits.


"Augmented secretion" in unconditioned salivary reflexes in dog.


Elastin a sialoprotein.

Elastin a sialoprotein.


P32 studies of spermatogenesis in man. Establishment of a spermatogenic activity test.


Foamy histiocytes in spleens removed for chronic idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura.


The present state of goitre in Lower Silesia (results of nine years iodine prophylaxis).


Functional portal hypertension in experimental animals.


Linitis plastica carcinoma of the colon. Report of a case.


Antibiotic poisoning?

Antibiotic poisoning?


Tuberous sclerosis complex: report of case in eighteen-month-old child.


In vitro studies of ablastin, the reproduction-inhibiting antibody to Trypanosoma lewisi.


Gallstone ileus.

Gallstone ileus.


Chlordiazepoxide in management of school phobia.


The partial reinforcement extinction effect following conventional and "placed" training trials.


Overlearning and position reversal.

Overlearning and position reversal.


Partial reinforcement and re-ponse variability.


Transfer of an early-acquired brightness discrimination from bar pressing to a Y maze.


A new micromethod for the determination of plasma prothrombin complex activity using capillary blood.


Spontaneous pneumothorax as a complication of pulmonary metastases in malignant tumors of childhood.


Clinical and biologic studies of actinomycin D and roentgen irradiation.


The acute toxicity of ferrous salts administered to dogs by mouth.


The effects of prolonged administration of some adrenocortical steroids in the rat.


Quaternary ammonium compounds in medicinal chemistry. I.


The influence of animal strain selection and conditioning on biological experiments and assays. The conditioning of experimental animals.


Quaternary ammonium compounds in medicinal chemistry. II.


Presacral heterotopic bone marrow. Report of a case.


Symposium: "the incompetent cervix".

Symposium: "the incompetent cervix".


Hysterectomy when the uterus is grossly normal.


Standard practices at Sloane Hospital: policies regarding therapeutic abortions and sterilization operations.


Results of therapy in pulmonary tuberculosis in patients over fifty years of age.


Inhibitory effects of 3, 5-diiodo-4-hydroxybenzoic acid on the catechol-O-methyltransferase activity in a crude enzyme preparation.


Method for measurement of O-methyl transferase activity.


Preoperative sedation in tonsillectomy.

Preoperative sedation in tonsillectomy.


Infantile hydronephrosis due to cogenital urethral valves.


New centrally acting drugs: coumarin derivatives.


The change in the frequency of eclampsia before and after World War II (1939-1945).


Small group discussion of the doctor-patient relationship (an experimental course for junior medical students).


Pseudocyst of the pancreas with a bleeding peptic ulcer.


Antagonistic-task learning in white rats.


Pulsating enophthalmos in association with neurofibromas of the eyelid.


A survey of 3, 874 routine full-month radiographs. II. A study of impacted teeth.


Paroxysmal nocturnal haemoglobinuria: variation in clinical severity and association with bone-marrow hypoplasia.


Haemolytic reaction to drugs.

Haemolytic reaction to drugs.


Haemolytic mechanisms in health and disease.


Role of mercaptoethylamine in repeated monthly exposures to gamma-radiation in mice.


Haemolytic anaemias.

Haemolytic anaemias.


Mechanism of the protective action of 2-mercaptoethylguanidine (MEG) against whole-body radiation in mice.


Restorative measures in office practice.


Embryonal teratoma of neck of newborn infant.


The fine structure of the peribiliary dense bodies in mouse liver tissue.


Considerations of medical shock of unknown origin.


The fine structure of the 114-S and 70-S components of bacteriophage phi-X174 as revealed by negative and positive staining methods.


The micro-anatomy of the smallestbiliary pathways in mouse liver tissue.


Arterial hypertension in infancy and childhood. Etiologic factors and management.


Some pharmacological effects of two tetrahydrocannabinols.


Thioridazine in short-term treatment of acute psychiatric disorders.


Mechanisms of pulmonary hypertension in acute hypoxia.


Synthesis of protein and ribosomes by bacteria.


Outlines of British chiropodial history.


The effect of various drugs and inorganic ions on bacterial ribonucleoprotein.


Synthesis of cell constituents from glycine by a Pseudomonas.


Symptomatic esophageal hiatus sliding hernia. Clinical, radiologic, and endoscopic study of 100 cases.


Serological tests in 150 cases of leprosy.


The newer sulfonamides in pediatric practice.


Surgical care of wounds and of injuries to the blood vessels.


Aberrant adrenal contical tissue near the testis in human infants.


Effects of chronia excess salt ingestion. Evidence that genetic factors play an important role in susceptibility to experimental hypertension. Using the genetic technique of selective inbreeding, it has been possible to quickly develop two statistically separable populations from one unselected strain of Sprague-Dawley rats. One of these is very sensitive, the other very resistant, to the development of experimental hypertension from a high salt diet. It was suggested that similar genetic factors operate in man.


According to our thinking--and that of others.


Role of genetic factors in susceptibility to experimental hypertension due to chronic excess salt ingestion.


The enhanced hypertensogenic effect of sea salt over sodium chloride.


Evidence for a prolonged biological half-like of Na22 in patients with hypertension.


Prolonged biological half-life of sodium-22 in patients with essential hypertension.


Experimental hypercholesterolemia from chronic excess salt feeding.


Possible role of chronic excess salt consumption in the pathogenesis of essential hypertension.


Effect of noradrenaline and metaraminole on renal circulation in cats with normal blood pressure and in hemorrhagic shock. An angiographic study.


The fine structure of the granular layer in the human cerebellar cortex.


Multiple colo-jejunal and inter-jejunal anastomoses; case record.


Cardiovascular surgery in Sweden.

Cardiovascular surgery in Sweden.


Melanocyte stimulating substances in the urine of pregnant women.


Ureteric injury following total hysterectomy.


The thiobarbituric acid reaction and the autoxidations of polyunsaturated fatty acid methyl esters.


Intrascrotal tumors.

Intrascrotal tumors.


Thromboembolic complications in connection with mitral commissurotomy after discontinuation of anticoagulant therapy.


The homebound adult.

The homebound adult.


Thorotrast tumours. A review of the literature and report of two cases.


Digestion and absorption of disaccharides in man.


The content of total and acid-soluble glycogen in the white blood cells and its relation to the staining with the periodic acid-Schiff reagents.


A method for the determination of amylase in intestinal content.


Specificity of the human intestinal disaccharidases and implications for hereditary disaccharide intolerance.


Mesenchymal chondrosarcoma. Further observations on a new entity.


Morphological changes in the vessel wall in spontaneous animal arteriosclerosis.


An instrument for localizing stones during operation.


Dermoids of the limbus and cornea.

Dermoids of the limbus and cornea.


Aminosidine, a new oligosaccharide antibiotic: bacteriologic and pharmacologic observations.


Lack of effect of anesthetic and mydriatic solutions on the curvature of the cornea.


In vitro production of ultraviolet-absorbing lipids by hog adrenal homogenates.


Moral insanity in the United States 1835-1866.


Utilization of ethanol by way of the citric acid cycle in the rat.


Astudy of the citric acid cycle in certain tumour tissue.


A symposium on poliomyelitis.

A symposium on poliomyelitis.


Preventive and social pediatrics.

Preventive and social pediatrics.


Extraordinarily long P-R interval in the Wenckebach phenomenon.


Methionine synthesis in Neurospora crassa.


Treatment of hernia-hydrocele problems in infancy and childhood.


Methionine synthesis in Ochromonas malhamensis.


Blood lipid and age relationships in patients with angina pectoris.


The Archives Room: a description of the historical collection at the Toronto Western Hospital.


Steroid excretion by larval frogs.

Steroid excretion by larval frogs.


Follow-up studies on lower extremity amputees.


Nutritional problems in the older patient.


Domiciliary surgical induction of labour.


Lower extremity amputation: results in Nashville, 1956-1960.


Thrombosis and recanalization of veins used as venous grafts.


Storage and excretion of DDT in starved rats.


Interaction of chronic hypoxia of moderate altitude on pulmonary hypertension complicating defect of the atrial septum.


Factors related to the growth of psittacosis agent (strain 6BC). VI. Host cell purine nucleotide pyrophosphorylases.


A comparison of the changes in fine structure of L cells during single cycles of viral multiplication, following their infection with the viruses of Mengo and encephalomyocarditis. The virus of encephalomyocarditis (EMC), examined by the negative-contrast method, is indistinguishable from the serologically related Mengovirus. The particles are 270 to 280 A in diameter. The surface of EMC is composed of an undetermined number of subunits. Frequent sampling of infected cells was carried out throughout one-step cycles of viral multiplication to observe cytopathic changes occurring in L cells infected by these two related RNA viruses. EMC and Mengovirus, which multiply at equal rates, in most respects elicit similar alterations in cell fine structure. Rearrangement and changes in nuclear material accompanied by formation of small vesicles in the centrosphere region commence at 4 to 6 hours after infection. Thereafter a progressive degeneration of the nucleus and vesiculation of the cytoplasm are observed up to 18 to 20 hours. Increased numbers of small dense granules, indistinguishable from ribonucleoprotein particles, appear in the cytoplasm between 8 and 14 hours after infection. L cells infected with Mengovirus become permeable to Erythrocin more slowly than those infected with EMC. Only in the case of Mengovirus infection are large aggregates of dense material first observed in the cytoplasm at 8 hours, followed by the appearance of crystals probably composed of Mengovirus particles, at 12 hours. Differences in the rates of cell permeability after infection with EMC and Mengovirus are discussed in relation to formation of virus crystals and plaque-type mutants.


Inferior vena caval ligation for venous thromboembolism.


Studies in headache: further analysis of the mode of action of UML-491 and its relevance to the nature of vascular headache of the migraine type.


An electron microscope study of the early association between two mammalian viruses and their hosts. Early interaction between two animal viruses, vaccinia and adenovirus 7, which multiply readily in L strain and HeLa cells, respectively, was examined in both whole mount preparations and in thin sections. To observe the association at the surface, cells carrying adsorbed virus were swelled under controlled conditions and then "stained" with neutral phosphotungstate. Each particle of both virus types becomes attached to the cell by several capsomeres and is then ingested by phagocytosis. Within the cell, near the surface, single particles or small clumps of adenovirus are lodged within vesicles. Deeper in the cytoplasm this virus is packed in large, numerous inclusions, whereas very close to the nuclear envelope only free particles are found. Vaccinia, on the other hand, either free or in vesicles, is always found in the cytoplasm, at some distance from the nucleus (11). Adsorption and intracellular disposition of these two viruses is discussed in relation to the infectious process.


Studies on headache. The responses of the bulbar conjunctival blood vessels during induced oliguria and diuresis, and their modification by UML-491.


On migraine headache: serotonin and serotonin antagonism.


Another hypotensive agent--methyldopa.

Another hypotensive agent--methyldopa.


Anticoagulants in coronary artery disease.


Traumatic myositis ossificans (circumscripta).


Post mortem findings in carbon monoxide deaths.


Toxicology of herbicides.

Toxicology of herbicides.


Vitamin D in the blood of sheep.

Vitamin D in the blood of sheep.


Acute effect of sulphur dioxide on the rate of ciliary beat in the trachea of rabbit, in vivo and in vitro, with studies on the absorptional capacity of the nasal cavity.


Effects of fibrin surface on coagulation of blood.


Structural changes in the wall of the aortic arch. I. Morbid anatomy and roentgenologic control.


Steroid therapy in heart-block following myocardial infarction.


Paradoxical splitting of the first heart sound.


Arteriosclerotic vascular disease and testicular fibrosis.


Lymphomas of African children with different forms or environmental influences.


The role of response similarity in proactive inhibition.


Research on the metabolic activity of the myocardium.


Histochemical distribution of the oxidative enzymes of kidney in experimental hemoglobinuria.


Abolition of the crabtree effect in Ehrlich ascites tumor cells by vitamin K-3.


A great experiment.

A great experiment.


Induction of a crabtree-like effect in Ehrlich ascites tumor cells by oligomycin.


Depression.

Depression.


Failure of spleen cells from thymectomized mice to induce graft vs. host reactions.


An electron microscopic study of a series of murine lymphoid neoplasms.


Effects of temperature on membrane potentials of lobster giant axon.


Controlled trials in the prophylactic value of progesterone in the treatment of pre-eclamptic toxaemia.


Menstruation and crime.

Menstruation and crime.


Investigations regarding the use of antibiotics in strangulation obstruction.


Massive doses of vitamin C in the treatment of viral diseases.


Disturbances of swallowing and esophageal motility in patients with multiple sclerosis.


Acute corrosive esophagitis.

Acute corrosive esophagitis.


Methylation and demethylation in relation to the in vitro metabolism of mescaline.


Failure of chloroquine phosphate in the treatment of infectious mononucleosis.


A note on "sexual identification in mentally subnormal females" by Fisher.


Circulatory effects of the Valsalva maneuver in emphysema and the influence of ganglionic blockade.


Effects of oxygen breathing on the heart rate, blood pressure, and cardiac index of normal men--resting, with reactive hyperemia, and after atropine.


Health education and respiratory diseases.


Kinetic studies of liver alcohol dehydrogenase.


Possible magnitude of inhibition of coenzyme-substrate reactions by competitive inhibitors in coenzyme preparations.


Some observations on the preparation and properties of dihydronicotinamide-adenine dinucleotide.


Alimentary production of gallstones in hamsters. 10. The effect of orally ingested bile acids on development of cholesterol gallstones in hamsters fed a fat-free diet with glucose as carbohydrate component.


The encephalomalacia producing effect of arachidonic and linoleic acids.


Unusual neurological complications of diphtheria.


Intercostal phenol nerve block.

Intercostal phenol nerve block.


Inadequate postanesthetic ventilation. Curare, anesthetic, narcotic, diffusion hypoxia.


Pernicious anemia.

Pernicious anemia.


"I.T.P."--tricky disease.

"I.T.P."--tricky disease.


Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura.

Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura.


A modified spectrophotometric method for the determination of hydrazine.


Differential metabolism of various brain regions. II. Hexokinase activity.


Uptake of P32 by pigeon crop-sac as index of lactogenic hormone.


Effect of anterior pituitary preparations on rat mammary gland growth.


A comparative study of wound healing in mice and rabbits. With reference to the mechanism of experimental tumor promotion.


The regression of pulmonary vascular disease after the creation of pulmonary stenosis.


A histological and cytological study of different methods of skin tumorigenesis in mice.


Hair succession and its interference with papilloma formation during tumor promotion in mice.


The effect of five ulcerating doses of alkyldimethylbenzylammoniumchloride (Zephiran) on the tumor promoting action of polyoxyethylene sorbitan monostearate (tween 60). An analysis of the dermal condition in tumor promotion.


Effects of anterior pituitary preparations on mammary gland growth in mouse.


The morphology of the hair follicles during tumor promotion in mice.


Effect of pregnenolone, progesterone, and derived metabolites on mammary gland growth in rats.


Some host factors in disease: sex, race, ethnic group, and body form.


Care and management of the ureteroileostomy patient.


Colposcopy.

Colposcopy.


Sexual capacity of eunuchs. Stimulation of sexual activity in geldings.


The use of vodka in geriatrics.

The use of vodka in geriatrics.


Benign prostatic hypertrophy: amino acid therapy for symptomatic relief.


Incomplete mutation as a cause of voice troubles in adults.


A study on P.A.S. intake of patients in south Trinidad.


The validation of projective tests.

The validation of projective tests.


Coronary artery disease in Malaya.

Coronary artery disease in Malaya.


Clinical significance of infection with atypical acid-fast bacilli.


Studies in rickets in the Cape Peninsula. III. Rickets of late onset associated with renal tubular dysfunction.


Studies in rickets in the Cape Peninsula. IV. Biochemistry and radiography.


Studies in rickets in the Cape Peninsula. V. Therapy.


Studies in rickets in the Cape peninsula. II. Aetiology.


A haemoglobin containing only delta chains.


The effects of x-irradiation on the biosynthesis of haemoglobin. III. Experiments with porphobilinogen-3,5-14C.


Some factors affecting the permeability of guinea pig placenta.


Tissue distribution of branched chain ketoacid decarboxylase.


Immunological competence of placenta.

Immunological competence of placenta. The presence of immunologically competent cells in placenta has been investigated by use of the experimental model of runt disease in inbred strains of mice. The injection of placental cells from C57/B1 mice into newborn Balb/C mice resulted in death in the 2nd to 4th week. Evidence is presented that death was caused by immunologically competent fetal cells.


Studies on Acorus calamus. V. Pharmacological actions of asarone and beta-asarone on central nervous system.


Carbon disulfide treatment for bots and ascarids in horses.


New quadruple vaccine.

New quadruple vaccine.


Syphilitic gumma of the lung.

Syphilitic gumma of the lung.


The influence of thioacetamide on tissue culture cells.


Experimental anastomoses of lymphatics.

Experimental anastomoses of lymphatics.


Aberrant veno-lymphatic communication noted in a dog.


Lymphangiography by subcutaneous injection of water soluble radiopaque medium: the role of interstitial pressure.


Regeneration of lymphatic vessels: a radiographic study.


Pathogenesis of ventricular fibrillation in coronary occlusion. Perfusion of coronary arteries with serum.


Prenatal care of the diabetic.

Prenatal care of the diabetic.


A comparison of synthetic and natural oxytocin as determined by intra-amniotic fluid pressure recordings.


The effect of contraction and of epinephrine on the phosphorylase activity of frog sartorius muscle.


Transport and phosphorylation of glucose by the dog heart.


A review of 200 club feet.

A review of 200 club feet.


Fasting and small intestinal transit.

Fasting and small intestinal transit.


Unstable serum lipoprotein in biliary cirrhosis.


Choledochal cyst. Report of a case.

Choledochal cyst. Report of a case.


The mechanism of the effects of sodium pentobarbital and norepinephrine on isolated cardiac muscle.


The excretion and metabolism of edible food colors.


Method for inducing sporulation of pure cultures of the myxomycete Physarum polycephalum. Daniel, John W. (University of Wisconsin, Madison) and Harold P. Rusch. Method for inducing sporulation of pure cultures of the myxomycete Physarum polycephalum. J. Bacteriol. 83:234-240. 1962.-Techniques for inducing sporulation of pure cultures of Physarum polycephalum are described. Small plasmodia grown in agitated culture were harvested, allowed to fuse into large plasmodia (1.3 g wet weight each), and, after incubation in the dark on a salts medium, exposed to light for 2 hr. The ensuing formation of sporangia containing spores was complete after 12 to 16 hr. The obligatory conditions for sporulation are: (i) an optimal growth age occurring just prior to the maximal growth of the organism and at a time when nutrients in the medium are exhausted; (ii) 4 days of incubation on a medium containing only inorganic salts and niacin or tryptophan; and (iii) subsequent illumination with light of wavelengths between 350 and 500 mmu.


Niacin requirement for sporulation of Physarum polycephalum. Daniel, John W. (University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis.) and Harold P. Rusch. Niacin requirement for sporulation of Physarum polycephalum. J. Bacteriol. 83:1244-1250. 1962.-The myxomycete Physarum polycephalum undergoes sexual sporulation if exposed to light after 4 days of incubation in the dark on a salts medium containing niacin, niacinamide, or tryptophan. None of these compounds is required for growth. Quinic acid, shikimic acid, intermediates of the kynurenine pathway, diphosphopyridine nucleotide (DPN), and triphosphopyridine nucleotide (TPN) replace niacin but a number of other tryptophan metabolites do not. Analogues of niacin inhibit sporulation when added at the beginning but not at the end of dark incubation with niacin. Folic acid, p-aminobenzoic acid, and p-aminobenzenesulfonamide inhibit sporulation if added at any time during the incubation or illumination periods. Reduced di- or triphosphopyridine nucleotide, but not DPN or TPN, reverse the p-aminobenzoic acid inhibition but do not replace the light requirement or shorten the dark incubation period. Gluconate and 2-ketogluconate also replace niacin. Glucose, pyruvate, malate, and oxalacetate inhibit the niacin-induced sporulation. Iodoacetate and fluoride do not counteract the glucose effect or inhibit sporulation.


Cholesterol in vitamin B12-deficient chick embryo.


The complications which follow diversion of the urinary stream.


The representation of the visual field on the cerebral cortex in monkeys.


The production of mammary tumours in rats feeding with 3-methylcholanthrene.


Positive Kveim tests in patients without sarcoidosis.


Changing concepts of common bile duct anatomy and physiology.


A photographic orientation of the pancreatic duct orifice.


The hypnotic approach in anesthesia for children.


Isolation of a new antioxidant from oats.


Limits of transplantation tolerance in large amoebae. I. Microfusion studies using Amoeba proteus, Pelomyxa illinoisensis, and three strains of Pelomyxa carolinensis.


Histochemical responses of human skin following ultraviolet irradiation.


Physical factors in sun exposures.

Physical factors in sun exposures.


Enteral infection with Pasteurella pseudotuberculosis.


Current trends in psychiatric medical education.


Education and training within and without the hospital.


The Siamese twins: some observations on their life, last illness and autopsy.


Salmonellae in desiccated coconut and coco-products.


Metabolism of 4-C-14-cholesterol in the isolated perfused rat liver.


Three decades in the observation and treatment of ulcerative colitis.


Some aspects of the embryology of the heart.


Emergency electric power plants.

Emergency electric power plants.


Reliability of the hyperaemia "rat tail test" for quick pregnancy diagnosis.


Episodes of acute haemolytic anaemia in a patient with familial ultrastructural abnormality of the red-cell membrane.


Biophysical aspects of red cell aging

Biophysical aspects of red cell aging


Age population distribution of erythrocytes in domestic animals. An electron microscopic study.


Leucine prolongation of tolbutamide-induced hypoglycemia.


The intersex problem.

The intersex problem.


Cushing's syndrome in conjunction with Nocardia asteroides infection.


Diabetes today: medical and surgical.

Diabetes today: medical and surgical.


Effect of thyroxine and other iodinated compounds upon binding of triiodothyronine to human serum proteins.


Comparisons of pharmacologic dosages of ACTH and cortisone: endocrine and biochemical indices.


ACTH-like activity in man of a synthetic 23 amino acid polypeptide.


Decreased or absent ACTH-like activity of blocked synthetic tricosapeptide.


Adrenal steroids and glucose disposal, insulin action, and hypophosphatemia inhibition as functions of ACTH and steroid dosage.


Cortisone-DOC therapy of Addison's disease: probable insignificance of dysadrenocorticism.


Hydrocortisone and/or desiccated thyroid in physiologic dosage. III. Effects on urinary steroids, pressor amines and gonadotropins.


Hydrocortisone and/or desiccated thyroid in physiologic dosage. VII. Pituitary-adrenocortical and thyroidal function.


Hydrocortisone and/or desiccated thyroid in physiologic dosage. IV. Serum protein-bound iodine and other thyroid hormone indices.


Hydrocortisone and/or desiccated thyroid in physiologic dosage. VI. Effects on glucose tolerance and insulin tolerance.


Hydrocortisone and/or desiccated thyroid in physiologic dosage. I. Introduction to studies of hypolipemic and other effects including relationships to the aging process.


Hydrocortisone and/or desiccated thyroid in physiologic dosage. V. Serum solutes and electrolytes.


Diabetes millitus: still an inadequately recorded disease.


A comparative evaluation of adrenalectomy and androgen in advanced mammary carcinoma.


Regression of pulmonary metastases of a breast cancer. Report of a case of spontaneous and temporary regression after radical mastectomy.


Mammary carcinogenesis by 3-methylcholanthrene. IV. Effect of pituitary homograft on mammary-gland growth and tumorigenesis.


Chemicoanatomic studies in geographic pathology. A practical method for the quantitation of coronary arteriosclerosis.


Improved DNA film method for localizing DNAase activity in tissue sections.


Localization of deoxyribonuclease activity by the substrate film method.


The mitotic activity in rat liver during DAB carcinogenesis.


Scleroma of the lacrymal sac--a case report.


A comparative evaluation of adrenalectomy and cortisone in the treatment of advanced mammary carcinoma.


Basic contributions to medicine by research in nutrition.


Nursing service management techniques.

Nursing service management techniques.


Epidermal and dermal changes in malignancy.


The reaction to infection with the B1 strain of Newcastle disease virus in man.


Duration of immunity in layers after the use of live- or killed-virus Newcastle disease vaccine.


Clinical evaluation of a new dextran plasma expander.


Treatment of advanced tongue cancer by suprahyoid total glossectomy and excision of floor of the mouth.


Chemotherapy in juvenile cancers.

Chemotherapy in juvenile cancers.


Neuroblastoma.

Neuroblastoma.


National Intern Matching Program. Tenth and eleventh annual reports.


Report of the tenth and eleventh National Intern Matching Programs completed in 1961 and 1962.


Juvenile cancer: considerations on the etiology.


The tenth and eleventh National Intern Matching Programs.


Decay of the teeth.

Decay of the teeth.


The selective attack of caries on the dental enamel.


The structure of the enamel revealed in dental disease.


Acetophenazine (Tindal) and thiopropazate (Dartal) in ambulatory psychoneurotic patients.


Acetophenazine in ambulatory schizophrenic adults.


Addiction to phenmetrazine hydrochloride.


Childhood cancer; a growing health problem.


Tranylcypromine on fifty ambulatory psychiatric patients.


Leukemia in children: some current considerations.


The localization of hydrochlorothiazide-3H within the kidney.


Relationship of pityriasis alba to eczema.


Polyneuropathy in Waldenstrom's macroglobulinemia. Case report and discussion.


Parenteral use of a promethazine-meperidine combination during labor.


A mobile health service for migrant families.


Epidemiology of uveitis. Incidence and prevalence in a small urban community.


Diarrhea in infants: suggested modifications in therapy.


Future of medicine. Pediatrics and changing diseases of children.


The Makapansgat pink breccia Australopithecine skull.


'Tapes and threads'. A new look at intestinal helminthiasis.


Regeneration of prothrombin activity by plasma albumin and globulin fractions.


Isolation and partial characterization of sheep plasma alpha1-mucoprotein.


Multiple leiomyosarcomas of the jejunum with metastasis to inguinal lymph nodes.


Formation of pyrrolidone carboxylic acid as an artifact from L-glutamic acid.


Metabolism of L-glutamic acid in plant mitochondria. I. Oxidation of L-glutamic acid: factors affecting it.


Metabolism of L-glutamic acid in plant mitochondria. II. Some characteristics of L-glutamic acid oxidation.


Protein synthesis in plant mitochondria.


Relative effectiveness of electric shock and priase and reproof in verbal conditioning.


The role of glutamic dehydrogenase in glutamate oxidation by plant mitochondria.


Learning under conditions of hypnotically induced anxiety and nonanxiety.


Supplementary report: semantic generalization in probability learning.


The proteolipids of cytochrome c.

The proteolipids of cytochrome c.


Sensitivity of interphase cells to chromosome breakage by x-rays.


Demonstration of a non-RNA nucleolar fraction by silver staining.


Effect of wheat bran, and penicillin and streptoycin on formation of vesical calculus. An experimental study.


Some observations on induced cardiac arrest in dogs under hypothermia.


Spasmolytic activity of asarone and essential oil of Acorus calamus, Linn.


Studies on alkaloids of Herpestis monniera, Linn.


Adenocarcinoma of meibomian glands.

Adenocarcinoma of meibomian glands.


Pyrithiamine adaptation of Staphylococcus aureus. I. Adaptation and carbohydrate utilization. Das, S. K. (University of Calcutta, Calcutta, India) and G. C. Chatterjee. Pyrithiamine adaptation of Staphylococcus aureus. I. Adaptation and carbohydrate utilization. J. Bacteriol. 83:1251-1259. 1962.-Staphylococcus aureus has been adapted to pyrithiamine, a thiamine analogue; as a result of this adaptation, the color of the pigment of the organism changes from orange-yellow to lemon-yellow. The adaptation is reversible; the adapted strain will revert after repeated subculture in a medium containing thiamine and no pyrithiamine. Of the major biochemical alterations resulting from adaptation, severe depression in glucose utilization and simultaneous stimulation of acetate utilization have been noticed. The effect of metabolic inhibitors on the utilization of glucose and acetate has also been studied. By measuring the rate of formation of C(14)O(2) from glucose-1-C(14) and glucose-6-C(14), it has been observed that the reduction in C(14)O(2) formation from glucose-1-C(14) by the adapted organism is much more than that obtained from glucose-6-C(14), causing thereby a decreased metabolic ratio of these two substrates after such adaptation. Relative to the normal strain, the adapted strain utilizes acetate-C(14) at a much faster rate, both in the formation of C(14)O(2) and also in the incorporation of C(14) into the protein and lipid fractions; the rate of formation of C(14)O(2) from pyruvate-1-C(14) is not greatly altered. It has been postulated that there is a partial blocking of the pentose phosphate cycle, because of the lowered glucose-1-C(14) utilization, and simultaneous stimulation of the tricarboxylic acid cycle; or perhaps the initiation of some other route after pyrithiamine adaptation would account for the great increase in acetate utilization.


Trachoma (epidemiology and treatment).

Trachoma (epidemiology and treatment).


An adjustable blood pressure cuff to correct errors due to variations in arm circumference.


Two cases in which a diagnosis of tuberculosis was considered.


Prostate and endocrines. III. Effect of somatotrophin on the sensitivity of the rat prostatic complex to sex hormones.


A study of the effect of reserpine (Serpasil) on lymphocytopenia of stress in rabbits.


Some preventive measures against ocular affections causing blindness in a pre-school child.


Effect of osteolathyrism on soluble collagen fractions of rat connective tissue.


Seromucoid-levels in osteolathyrism in the rat.


Innocuous filling of the intestinal glands of the colon during barium enema (spiculation) simulating organic disease.


Perception of a three-dimensional spatial incongruity by brain-damaged and other adults.


Stability of Rorschach penetration and barrier scores over time.


A preliminary clinical survey on imipramine.


Feeding of rats with phenylacetic acid: organic acids in urine and tissues.


The relationship between terminal lingual innervation and gustation. A clinical and histological study.


Relation between firing frequency of motor units and muscle tension in the human.


Socalization scale norms on military samples.


Synthesis of 2,3,6,11-tetramethoxy-5(12H)-naphthacenone as an analogue of tetracycline.


A new method for the detection of thyroxine and other iodinated derivatives on paper chromatograms.


Prothrombin activity in haemorrhagic disease of the newborn with reference to mothers with toxaemia of pregnancy.


Enzymic activity of ribosome preparation from goat brain.


Mortality from infectious hepatitis.

Mortality from infectious hepatitis.


Chronic constrictive pericarditis associated with the nephrotic syndrome: report of case.


The formation of free hydroxyproline by rat cartilage in vitro.


A gel diffusion analysis of saline-soluble antigens of two species of mice, Peromyscus maniculatus and Mus musculus.


Conversion of proline U-C14 to labeled hydroxyproline by rat cartilage in vitro: effects of hypophysectomy, growth hormone, and cortisol.


In-service education: its application in a general hospital.


The blood-gas exchange and the pH in chronic pulmonary heart disease.


Study of leukopenias and thrombocytopenias by the direct antiglobulin consumption test on leukocytes and/or platelets.


Leucocytes, platelets and human homografts.


New studies on aerosols. XVI. Degree of expansion of isolated guinea pigs lungs according to the number of breaths carrying sympathomimetic aerosols.


New studies on aerosols. XVII. Beneficial effects of dilating microaerosols dispersed in closed rooms.


Deposition of NaCl microaerosols in the respiratory tract.


Anticonvulsant properties of amino-oxyacetic acid.


Congenital hypoplastic anaemia with aminoaciduria in a Bantu infant.


Technique for the study of the behavior of motile microorganisms. Rapid recording of the speed and the direction of the pathway of a swiftly moving microorganism is possible with the flying-spot microscope. The organism is televised, collisions between it and the scanning beam, which make a discrete pathway of "blips," being photographable on the viewing screen. The pathway of the miracidium of Schistosoma mansoni in water and in "host-factor" is recorded.


The pharmacological activity of extracts of cotton dust.


Syndromes involving hemangiomas of the skin.


Immunologic advantages of emulsified influenza virus vaccines.


Current knowledge of influenza vaccine.

Current knowledge of influenza vaccine.


Armed Forces Epidemiological Board. Report of the Commission on Influenza.


The leukoagglutinins.

The leukoagglutinins.


Pathogenesis of influenza.

Pathogenesis of influenza.


Sodium, potassium, chloride, and water in frog gastric mucosa.


The interaction of magnitude and delay of reinforcement in spatial discrimination.


Effect of ouabain on acid secretion and electrolyte content of frog gastric mucosa.


Objective stereoscopy.

Objective stereoscopy.


Maternal care during infancy: its effect on weight gain and mortality in the chimpanzee.


The amination of inosine monophosphate in skeletal muscle.


Sodium metabolism in normal pregnancy and pre-eclampsia.


The use of pathogen-free animals.

The use of pathogen-free animals.


The vestibular system and its disorders.


Hypotension and monoamineoxydase inhibitors.


Hearing loss in children of low birth weight.


6-Methylcortisone acetate 3-enol ethers-a new group of anti-inflammatory agents.


Interpersonal measurement of two occupational interest groups.


The value of cardiopulmonary studies in the evaluation of patients for lung resection.


Factors influencing pulmonary arterial and right ventricular pressures in experimentally produced pulmonary stenosis.


Cigarette smoking-a deadly habit.

Cigarette smoking-a deadly habit.


Current concepts in diagnosis and management of cerebral vascular disease.


The diagnostic spectrum of hypercalcemia. Case reports and discussion.


Polarographic determination of DDT.

Polarographic determination of DDT.


A subminiature radio transmitter for the EEG.


Time orientation in male and female juvenile delinquents.


Complications of selective angiocardiography and percutaneous transarterial aortography. Analysis of two series comprising 1,000 examinations.


The laboratory in the diagnosis of infectious mononucleosis, with additional notes on epidemiology, etiology and pathogenesis.


Medical research.

Medical research.


Some contributions of geographic study to understanding the pathogenesis of cirrhosis.


The nutrition of a group of apparently healthy aging persons.


Mechanisms of reorganization and cell repopulation in meristems in roots of Vicia faba following irradiation and colchicine.


The scooter accident.

The scooter accident.


The effect of phenindione on rats fed diets which produce thrombosis or experimental atherosclerosis.


Effects of steroid-17-spirolactones on aldosterone secretion, excretion, and metabolism in man.


The nature of the coagulation defect in rats fed diets which produce thrombosis or experimental atherosclerosis.


DDT-resistance in Anopheles stephensi.

DDT-resistance in Anopheles stephensi. In view of the increasing number of reports from different parts of the world indicating resistance to DDT in both adults and larvae of Anopheles stephensi, an important malaria vector, a series of laboratory studies has been carried out on the degree, the pattern and the mode of inheritance of resistance in this species. A DDT-resistant strain from Iraq and a susceptible strain from India were used.In four sets of observations made in the course of tests on both adults and larvae a monofactorial type of inheritance was indicated, and the factor involved was shown to be dependent for its expression on the genetic background.DDT-resistance in A. stephensi appears to be similar in most respects to that in A. sundaicus.


Reflections on the creative process.

Reflections on the creative process.


How to be an unsuccessful executive.

How to be an unsuccessful executive.


The unacceptable medical article.

The unacceptable medical article.


The epidemiology of staphylococcal mastitis.


An assessment of the value of hypnosis in pregnancy and labour.


Sickle cell anaemia in an African child from Nyasaland.