Post-operative blindness, with complete recovery, in a patient with sickle-cell anaemia.


Eye injuries in industry.

Eye injuries in industry.


The effect of antiedematous therapy (hyaluronidase) on the healing of the injured pulp in rats. A preliminary report.


Multiple neurofibromatosis with oral lesions: report of case.


A technique for the judgement of emotion from figure drawings.


The Medical Library, Royal Naval Hospital, Plymouth.


The epidemiology of nutritional problems: study of an industrial population.


Get the message through.

Get the message through.


The treatment of chronic intoxications due to lead, arsenic and mercury.


Red-cell abnormalities and haemolysis in aplastic anaemia.


Inhibition of the autoxidation of unsaturated fatty acids by haematin proteins.


How to treat infantile eczema.

How to treat infantile eczema.


Psychological studies in burn patients?

Psychological studies in burn patients?


Perinatal mortality survey.

Perinatal mortality survey.


Prolonged labour: its management and prognosis.


Enzymatic transformations of growth hormone and prolactin.


Some observations relevant to early defences and precursors.


Prophylactic versus therapeutic castration in the total treatment of breast cancer. A collective review.


Results of breast cancer treatment at Johns Hopkins Hospital, 1946-1960; comparative results and dicussion of survival in relation to treatment.


Interaction of genotypes determining viability in Drosophila busckii.


Septal dermatoplasty. Observation, technique and results.


Glottic reformation with voice rehabilitation in vocal cord paralysis. The injection of Teflon and Tantalum.


Library standards: a symposium. The American Medical Association.


A new deal in child health.

A new deal in child health.


Determination of an intensity level to obtain PB MAX.


Differential diagnosis of mediastinal masses in infants and children.


3. The way the load ratio works.

3. The way the load ratio works.


Decrease of population fitness upon inbreeding.


Dependence of glomerular filtration rate on proximal tubular reabsorption of salt.


Extensive resection of liver.

Extensive resection of liver.


Genetic aspects of consanguinity.

Genetic aspects of consanguinity.


Perspectives in the biochemical endocrinology of adenohypophyseal hormones.


Human pituitary growth hormone. VI. Modified procedure of isolation and NH2-terminal amino acid sequence.


The ACTH molecule.

The ACTH molecule.


Cortical intracellular synaptic potentials in response to thalamic stimulation.


Cortical steady potential changes: extracellular microelectrode investigations.


The leukocytopenic effect of focal splenic x-irradiation in leukemic patients.


Fractionation of beta-glucosidases and related extracellular enzymes from Aspergillus niger. Industrial concentrates from Aspergillus niger culture filtrates were fractionated by ion-exchange and adsorption chromatography. Several other types of hydrolases were completely removed. Eight partially purified components were obtained. Using specific activity as an estimate of purification, one aryl-beta-glucosidase was purified 35-fold. Another component showed 147-fold purification using a viscosimetric assay with carboxymethylcellulose as substrate. The aryl-beta-glucosidase was distinctly more thermolabile than the carboxymethylcellulase.


Observations on trauma-induced neoplastic changes in the uterine cervix of mice.


Influence of hormones on carcinogenesis of uterine cervix of mice induced by methylcholanthrene.


Selective carboxymethylation of functional sulfhydryl groups at the active center of horse liver alcohol dehydrogenase.


Virulence and coagulases of Staphylococcus aureus. II. Survival of certain coagulase-negative mutants in the organs of intravenously infected rabbits.


Drugs currently used in treatment of advanced cancer.


A method for tissue culture of Hydra cells.


The effect of excess antigen on the anaphylactic reaction.


Regeneration of the bladder after subtotal cystectomy in rats.


Studies on experimental thiamine deficiency. 3. Glyoxylic acid, citric acid and tissue metabolism.


Bladder regeneration following subtotal cystectomy.


The emergency obstetric service, Bellshill Maternity Hospital, 1933-1961.


The histopathologic classification, biologic characteristics and histogenesis of nasopharyngeal carcinomas.


The amino acid requirements of various types of Shigella.


The role of stimulus threshold in conduction studies of injured motor nerves in continuity.


An effect of testosterone on amino acid incorporation by prostatic ribonucleoprotein particles.


A newly established cell line, Taita No. 1.


Sternberg cells (Reed cells) in the peripheral blood in a patient with Hodgkin's disease.


A light-proof cage for the laboratory rat.


The general practitioner and the alcoholic patient.


Accuracy of radiocarbon dates. Apparent discrepancies are examined for geophysical significance and for a general principle of correction.


The interaction of human plasma albumin and reduced glutathione.


An analysis of the placebo phenomenon.

An analysis of the placebo phenomenon.


Electroencephalography.

Electroencephalography.


Effects of psychopharmacologic agents on synaptic transmission in the hippocampus.


Accelerographic study of gait.

Accelerographic study of gait.


Sensory conduction velocities in normal individuals and in patients with peripheral neuropathies.


Age-mate perceptions of intelligence, creativity, and achievement.


Effect of the administration of streptomycin in the incubation and manifest phase on the course of inhalation tularaemia in guinea pigs.


A comparative study of the incidence of cerebro-vascular accidents and myocardial infarction.


Research in neuromuscular disorders in the sixties.


A serological study of respiratory virus infections in an unselected group of patients.


Effect of radiation environment on the thermal resistance of irradiated spores of Bacillus subtilis. The degree of heat sensitization induced in spores of Bacillus subtilis by irradiation with gamma rays was not changed when irradiation was carried out at low oxygen tension (1 mm of Hg) as compared with irradiation in an air atmosphere. The degree of heat sensitization appeared to be slightly greater at pH 7.0 than at pH 4.5. The substrate was found to influence the degree of induced heat sensitivity with less of an effect produced in complex organic substrates.


Host response to eggs of S. mansoni. I. Granuloma formation in the unsensitized laboratory mouse.


The return to reality as a critical phase in the treatment of schizophrenic patients.


To initiate or react; a factor related to two sets of mental disorder.


The dilemma of human identity. Notes on self-transformation, self-objectivation, and metamorphosis.


Panel discussion on the colon.

Panel discussion on the colon.


Myxoedema coma.

Myxoedema coma.


Charles Herbert LaWall as an educator, with remarks on the development of pharmaceutical education at the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of his death.


Effects of ligation of uterine veins in pregnant rats.


Urinary excretion of water, sodium, and total solutes by the pregnant rat.


In vitro pyrrole and porphyrin synthesis in lead poisoning and iron deficiency.


Problems in radical neck dissection.

Problems in radical neck dissection.


Some notes on the theory of reaction rates: enzymatic reactions.


Problem of the geriatric patient in the mental hospital.


Estimation of energy expenditure from expired air.


A pheudocholinesterase variant in human tissues.


A vertical-horizontal illusion for movement perceived tactually.


Nonpituitary neoplasms and Cushing's syndrome. Ectopic "adrenocorticotropin" produced by nonpituitary neoplasms as a cause of Cushing's syndrome.


Current methods in the diagnosis of congenital heart diseases.


Modified stage for microscopes.

Modified stage for microscopes.


Experiences with open reduction of medial fractures of the femoral neck.


Specific and non-specific traits of habituation in nystagmus responses to caloric stimuli.


Thought disorders in the parents of schizophrenic patients: a study utilizing the object sorting test.


Similarities between antigens derived from ragweed pollen and from other botanical sources.


Schizophrenic patients and their siblings.


The life history of Echinostoma malayanum leiper, 1911 (trematoda, echinostomatidae).


Human infection with Echinostoma malayanum Leiper, 1911 (Trematoda: Echinostomatidae).


The life history of Echinostoma malayanum: Leiper, 1911.


A subcutaneous retro-auricular abscess in a Dyak boy in Sarawak, probably caused by a trematode of the genus Poikilorchis, Fain and Vandepitte, 1957.


Alpha-chain thalassemia and hydrops fetalis in Malaya: report of five cases.


Mechanisms of motion sickness as reflected in the vertigo and nystagmus responses to repeated caloric stimuli.


Influence of gonadal hormones and cortisone on spontaneous and methylcholanthrene-induced leukemia in inbred mice.


Pneumoconiosis mortality in Pennsylvania.


Occupational health service.

Occupational health service.


Pneumoconiosis in Pennsylvania's bituminous mining industry.


Interrelation of uric acid and ethanol metabolism in man.


Eye in hepatolenticular degeneration.

Eye in hepatolenticular degeneration.


The case of the polluted professor.

The case of the polluted professor.


The case of the fumbled fungus.

The case of the fumbled fungus.


A case of veneniferous venery.

A case of veneniferous venery.


Duodenal diverticula. Surgical treatment.


The case of the meek matriach.

The case of the meek matriach.


The case of the martyred mother.

The case of the martyred mother.


A case of wasted veracity.

A case of wasted veracity.


The case of the headline haunting hallucination.


The effect of liver disease on the rate of ethanol metabolism in man.


Changes in the metabolism of ribonucleic acid preceding the synthesis of deoxyribonucleic acid in mammalian cells cultured from the animal.


The National Medical Audiovisual Facility.


Enzymatic dissolution of pulmonary secretions. An in vitro study of sputum from patients with cystic fibrosis of pancreas.


Proteolytic enzyme activity and the role of desoxyribose nucleic acid (DNA) in cystic fibrosis sputum.


Influence of deoxyribonucleic acid content on the proteolysis of sputum and pus.


New method for prevention and treatment of decubitus lesions.


Value of the urine sediment smear for the diagnosis of cancer.


Serum malic dehydrogenase in thyroid disease.


Chemistry of Guareschi imides. I. Lithium aluminum hydride reduction of some bicyclo Guareschi imides.


Chemistry of Guareschi imides. II. Enolic character of beta-aryl guareschi imides.


Study of blood flow in the dental pulp by an electrical impedance technique.


Refrigeration and irradiation: air cooling of the skin field during electron beam therapy.


The electrical conductance properties of blood in motion.


Lowering the skin temperature of the irradiated field, cold water circulation through a lucite cone for skin sparing with conventional roentgen rays (300 kv.).


Recent observations on pulmonary collateral circulation.


Radiation-induced carboxylation reactions of aliphatic amino acids and monocarboxylic acids.


Acute appendicitis under age two.

Acute appendicitis under age two.


Cancer and thyroid function.

Cancer and thyroid function.


Villous adenoma, a surgical dilemma.

Villous adenoma, a surgical dilemma.


What medical schools teach about sex.

What medical schools teach about sex.


Toxic factors in edible legumes and their elimination.


Erythema infectiosum (fifth disease). Report of an outbreak.


Giant blood cyst of the pulmonary valve. Report of a case.


Studies in tissue culture on pH-stability of rinderpest virus.


Separation of ribonucleic acid components in aqueous polymer two-phase systems.


Variable light source for intraoral photography.


Birth order and the occurrence of systemic lupus erythematosus.


Bacteroides meningitis.

Bacteroides meningitis.


Rheoencephalography. I. Review of the technique.


Treatment of endometrial carcinoma with a progestogen. Report of a case.


Rubella embryopathy. An interim report on a New Zealand epidemic.


Antidiuretic effects of oxytocin, morphine and pethidine in pregnancy and labour.


Gunshot wounds of entrance and exit in experimental animals.


Leprosy of the oral cavity and adnexa.

Leprosy of the oral cavity and adnexa.


Treatment of experimentally induced mandibular fractures with plastic polymers.


Defensive and nondefensive change in children's responses to personality questionnaires.


Co-operation between the GP and the hospital.


Decline in primary infantile renal acidosis: aetiological implications.


Chromotrope 2R and phosphomolybdic acid as differential stains for connective and muscular tissues.


Response of the level of acid mucopolysaccharides in rat granulation tissue to cortisol.


Infections with arthropod borne viruses in wild birds in an area with endemic central European tick borne encephalitis.


Isolation from man in Slovenia of a virus belonging to the California complex of arthropodborne viruses.


Improved conditions for the production of arthropod-borne viral hemagglutinins in infected HeLa cell cultures.


Comparative fixation of calcium and strontium by snail shell.


Errors in the assessment of hemolytic disease from amniotic fluid.


"Not so wild a dream".

"Not so wild a dream".


The applicability of Knutson's index of prevalence of dental caries to data for Australian, Formosan and Indonesian children.


Societas mundi medica.

Societas mundi medica.


Single- and double-contrast coronary arteriography. Contributions of cardiac surgery to cardiology.


Surgical treatment of congenital aortic stenosis by cardiopulmonary bypass, including methods for preoperative diagnosis of types.


Resection of chronic postinfarction myocardial aneurysms. Use of temporary cardiopulmonary bypass.


Whole organ grafts of the stomach.

Whole organ grafts of the stomach.


The present status of intestinal transplantation.


The transplantation of organs by direct vascular suture with special reference to the gastrointestinal tract and spleen.


Gastrointestinal transplantation.

Gastrointestinal transplantation.


Moeller's glossitis.

Moeller's glossitis.


Obstetrical aspects of megaloblastic anaemia of pregnancy.


Cancer of the larynx.

Cancer of the larynx.


The erythromycin sensitivity of Staphylococcus pyogenes in South Australia.


Pleural rubs in Tietze's syndrome.

Pleural rubs in Tietze's syndrome.


Differences in copper retention in two strains of chickens.


Productive and creative research with man and dolphin.


Distress call of the bottlenose dolphin: stimuli and evoked behavioral responses. Analysis of the many different vocal productions of pairs of bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus Montagu) and the related behavior patterns shows that one pair of specific short (0.2 to 0.6 second) whistles was consistently stimulated by physical distress. This call stimulated nearby animals to push the head of the distressed animal to the surface to breathe. After the animal breathed, a vocal exchange preceded other forms of aid.


General concepts of communication.

General concepts of communication.


Singapore Encephalitis Study Group.

Singapore Encephalitis Study Group.


Bronchial stenosis due to sarcoidosis.

Bronchial stenosis due to sarcoidosis.


Mass survey for cancer of cervix uteri in China. Preliminary report.


Pemphigus vulgaris. I. Analysis of B2A and B2M serum proteins by immunoelectrophoresis.


Tryptophan- and indole-excreting bacterial mutants. Prototrophic mutants of Escherichia coli capable of producing indole and tryptophan were obtained by selecting for resistance to antimetabolites. An anthranilic acid auxotroph grown under conditions which would derepress the tryptophan synthetase system would also accumulate substantial quantities of L-tryptophan.


Pemphigus vulgaris. II. An abnormal protein of blister fluid and serum demonstrable by immuno-electrophoresis.


An introduction to spatial vectorcardiography.


Heterochromatin in human male leukocytes. Tritiated thymidine was added to peripheral blood cultures containing phytohemagglutinin so that DNA synthesis in interphase nuclei of white blood cells in the human male could be studied. After 57 hours in culture, a large heterochromatic body with a central position is seen in unlabeled Feulgen-stained nuclei. In labeled nuclei in which DNA synthesis was taking place in both the eu- and heterochromatin at the time the thymidine became available, the heterochromatin shows a higher number of silver grains per unit area, accompanied by a stronger Feulgen reaction, an indication of its higher DNA content. The time of DNA synthesis in the heterochromatin blocks is different from that in the surrounding euchromatin. The large heterochromatic block is composed of chromosome segments gathered together around the nucleolus but it is not part of this organelle. In preparations stained with azure A and acid fuchsin for demonstrating both the nucleolus and the chromosomes, six distinctly heteropyenotic chromosome segments can be seen associated with the nucleolus. Cells of all size categories were found to incorporate tritiated thymidine. The distinct appearance of autosomal heterochromatin in white blood cells may be the result of the new physiological conditions to which the cells are subjected in the medium containing phytohemagglutinin.


The period of DNA synthesis prior to meiosis in the mouse. Sixteen pregnant female mice were operated on and H(3)-thymidine was injected into the amniotic cavities of the uterus. The injection was given between the 6th and 14th days of fetal life. Eighty-eight fetuses received thymidine in this way. Another series of 16 pregnant females was injected intraperitoneally with H(3)-thymidine between the 5th and 14th days of pregnancy. Two of these females were killed 16 days after the observation of the vaginal plug. The remaining 30 females were allowed to give birth to their progeny. The progeny was killed at birth and the ovaries of the newborn females fixed at once. Labeled oocytes at late pachytene and early diplotene were clearly seen in individuals that received the isotope between the 10th and 12th to 13th days of fetal life, but the period of DNA synthesis preceding meiosis is at the 12th to 13th days of fetal life. Since meiosis is recognized by the 14th day, only the oocyte labeling originating from mothers injected at the 12th and 13th days may be considered as representing the DNA synthesis of the premeiotic replication.


Management of tetanus with muscle relaxants and specific therapy.


Transplantation of gonadal primordia in 28- to 38-somite stage duck embryos.


Effect of reserpine on rate of mortality and growth of duck embryos.


Influence of 2-carboxy-benzene seleninic acid on the renal elimination of sodium thiosulfate.


Evaluation of methacycline, a new analogue of oxytetracycline.


Dental conditions among school children of a primary school in Taipei City.


Acute volvulus of the cecum.

Acute volvulus of the cecum.


Utilization of L-alpha-glycerophosphate by Escherichia coli without hydrolysis.


The in vitro inhibition of catalase activity by several metabolites of amino acid.


Studies on favism. 3. Studies on the physiological activites of vicine in vitro.


Studies on favism. 2. Studies on the physiological activities of vicine in vivo.


Studies on favism. I. Isolation of an active principle from faba beans (Vicia faba).


Use of paper chromatographic technics on urine for evaluating narcotic usage by the nalorphine pupil test.


Association of parkinsonism and other neurologic disorders.


Supportive therapy in idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura with menorrhagia. Report of a case.


Comparative bio-assay of secretin and pancreozymin in rats and dogs.


Historical survey of psychiatric epidemiology in Asia.


The role of epidemiology in transcultural psychiatry.


Study on primary carcinoma of the liver. Clinical observation on 63 cases with 18 hepatectomies.


The scope of epidemiology in psychiatry.


Injuries to the chest caused by pressure changes, compression and decompression.


Initial care of patients with blunt chest trauma.


Increased rate of growth of mice infected with Trypanosoma duttoni.


The prevalence of mild rheumatoid arthritis in industry.


A comparative serological study of M. avium, M. ulcerans, M. balnei and M. marinum by means of double diffusion-in-gel methods. A preliminary investigation.


Physiological effects of continuous or intermittent work in the heat.


A physiological criterion for setting thermal environmental limits for everyday work.


Methacycline: a new antibiotic in the treatment of urinary tract infections.


Penicillamine treatment in the cold-haemagglutinin syndrome.


A monthly journal for the nurses of Canada published in English and French by the Canadian Nurses' Association.


Optimal exposure time for development of acclimatization to heat.


Effect of management systems on the growth of lambs and development of internal parasitism. I. Dry lot vs. two pasture rotation systems.


Practical assessment of intolerably hot conditions.


Laryngocele and laryngopyocele.

Laryngocele and laryngopyocele.


The infected sinus.

The infected sinus.


Pain: a chemical explanation.

Pain: a chemical explanation.


Rigidity of immobilization of transverse fractures.


Spermicidal effects studied with a photographic method. The effect of sodium fluoride.


Pedodontics: diagnosis and treatment planning.


The prevalence of tuberculosis among patients of the Mayo Clinic.


Risk factors in coronary disease: a prevention evaluation program.


Permanent embedding of anatomical preparations.


Ketonic intermediates in the demethylation of lanosterol.


14-C-histamine elimination from the blood of pregnant and non-pregnant women with special reference to the uterus.


14-C-histamine inactivation in vitro by human myometrial and placental tissues.


The metabolism of 14-C-labelled histamine injected into the umbilical artery.


Modifications of AutoAnalyzer reagents.

Modifications of AutoAnalyzer reagents.


Formation and inactivation of histamine by human foetal tissues in vitro.


Selenium concentration in kidneys of normal pigs and pigs affected with nutritional muscular dystrophy and liver dystrophy (hepatosis diaetetica).


Techniques for establishing motivation through operant conditioning.


Viruses, genes and cistrons.

Viruses, genes and cistrons.


The chromone theory of mitosis.

The chromone theory of mitosis.


Roentgen television as an aid in X-ray examination.


Nucleoprotein layer of the yeast cell.

Nucleoprotein layer of the yeast cell.


Collection efficiency of Whatman 41 filter paper for submicron aerosols.


Solitary unicameral bone cyst in childhood.


Sampling cerebral venous blood in man.

Sampling cerebral venous blood in man.


Haemodynamic changes in chronic constrictive pericarditis during exercise and histamine infusion.


Evaluation of new single, oblique chest lead for the rapid screening of electrocardiographic abnormalities in large populations.


Biochemical analyses of the carcass in lethal staphylococcal infections of mice.


Effect of hydrochlorothiazide-reserpine therapy on cerebral function in elderly hypertensive patients.


Portable DOP tester for inspection of high-efficiency filters.


The influence of gallbladder stimulation of heart rate and respiratory rhythm to the electrical activity of the cerebral cortex in the cat.


Factors determining the outcome of chemotherapy in infections of the urinary tract.


An evaluation of a new antibiotic, actinospectacin, in infections of the urinary tract.


Leukemia statistics.

Leukemia statistics.


Motivation to learning through films.

Motivation to learning through films.


The aging and the community.

The aging and the community.


Removal of plutonium from blood as a function of DTPA treatment and of the physical state of the plutonium.


Hepatic necrosis associated with halothane anesthesia.


Ulcerative colitis. Operations and postoperative complications in 126 cases.


Approaches to continued care.

Approaches to continued care.


A visitor at the city morgue. (Frank B. WALSH).


Studies on vaccinia virus plaque formation and its inhibition by interferon. I. Dynamics of plaque formation by vaccinia virus.


Studies on vaccinia virus plaque formation and its inhibition by interferon. III. A simplified plaque inhibition assay of interferon.


Viral oncolysis with host survival.

Viral oncolysis with host survival.


The surgical risk in cirrhosis of the liver.


Open-heart surgery.

Open-heart surgery.


The metabolism of magnesium and other inorganic cations and of nitrogen in acute kwashiorkor.


Modification of the homograft response after pretreatment with ovarian grafts.


Skin compatibility of different CBA sublines separated from each other in the course of a varying number of generations.


Hypothermia and infection. III. Influence of hypothermia on the course of experimental pneumococcal infection in mice.


The Pultibec system for the medical assessment of handicapped children.


Chronic diarrhoea caused by monosaccharide malabsorption.


A closed drainage system for use in prostatectomized patients. Clinical and bacteriologic considerations.


A case of renal cortical necrosis probably caused by a human equivalent of the Shwartzman reaction.


Social group work in a day treatment center.


Garter buckle pads.

Garter buckle pads.


The effect of 5-hydroxytryptamine on pregnancy.


Isozymic patterns and properties of lactate dehydrogenase from developing tissues of the chicken.


Fashions in psychiatry: melancholia 1621--depression 1961.


Day hospital admissions.

Day hospital admissions.


Traumatic peripheral nerve injuries in children. Results of repair.


A study of air pollution by analysis of particulate material collected from air filtration plants. IV. Determination of germanium in total air solids.


Professional standards: whose responsibility?


Effects of pH and inhibitors on some properties related to metal binding in bovine carbonic anhydrase.


Enzyme histochemistry of the human thyroid gland.


Northwestern University. The integrated program in medical education.


Direct measurement and functional definition of vocal hallucinatory symptoms.


Experimental analysis of social reinforcement: terms and methods.


Source of the X in XO females: the evidence of Xg.


Evidence that the Xg blood group genes are on the short arm of the X chromosome.


Presumptive iso-chromosomes for the long arm of X in man. Analysis of five families.


Is federal support of research desirable?


Studies on free and serum protein-bound vitamin B12 by the use of Sephadex G 25 and high voltage electrophoresis.


A study of air pollution by analysis of particulate material collected from air filtration plants. II. Determination of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in total air solids.


Bifurcational anastomosis of small arteries with pedicled grafts.


Structure and function of the capillary bed in synovial tissue.


Muscle transposition in serratus anterior paralysis.


Congenital absence of venous valves.

Congenital absence of venous valves.


Maze learning and effects of pretraining in inbred strains of mice.


Early experience, genotype, and temperament in Mus musculus.


Laryngeal mucoviscidosis.

Laryngeal mucoviscidosis.


BB shot within the quadratus labii inferioris and triangularis muscles.


Prevention of ventricular tachycardia and fibrillation by intravenous isoproterenol and epinephrine.


Quantitative studies of ventricular refractory and supernormal periods in man.


Unrecognized fractures of long bones suggesting primary bone tumors.


The Kenya Cancer Registry.

The Kenya Cancer Registry.


Immune responses in myeloma.

Immune responses in myeloma.


Diabetic ketosis complicated by acute renal failure.


Arterial occlusion. Viewpoint of a surgeon.


Causes and prevention of post-operative urinary infection in female patients.


Venous thrombosis, pulmonary embolism, and varicose veins. Viewpoint of a surgeon.


Programming distribution systems.

Programming distribution systems.


We taught our nurses how to become managers.


A longitudinal study of skinfold thickness in human infants.


Effect of heparin, protamine, dicoumarol, streptokinase and epsilon-amino-n-caproic acid on the growth of human cells in vitro.


Changes in the protein content of the spinal motor neurones of the mouse after severance of the axon.


Reaction of erythrocyte mucoproteins with anti-N phytoagglutinins from Vicia graminea seeds.


Clinical evaluation of the anticonvulsant effects of sulthiame.


The "toxic" manifestations of polyarteritis nodosa. A study of incidence and pattern of the involvement of the cental nervous system.


The amino acid and nucleotide composition of the proteins and of RNA of psoriatic scales.


Purification and characterization of ribonuclease from psoriatic scales.


A peculiar dreamlike stage of sleep in the cat.


The development of general hospitals and special hospitals and community health services for the chronically ill.


Dialysis and chromato-electrophoresis for the separation of thyroidal lodo compounds.


Food symbolization within a geriatric hospital.


The use of helicopters for emergency district survey after an accidental release of radioactive material.


Man midwife's treatise.

Man midwife's treatise.


Nasal glioma.

Nasal glioma.


Medicine and the Common Market--more about research--the wind and the rain.


Health in the sixties.

Health in the sixties.


An unusual variation of oesophageal atresia.


In Dublin's fair city--undetected crime--"do as you would be done by"--never too old.


Emigration of scientists--The thermometer round--Tenpin fingers.


Television medicine--holiday tasks--the English tuck-shop.


Changes in the blood in pregnancy, labour and the puerperium.


Ultrastructure of the human mature placenta. 1. The maternal surface.


Psychiatric nursing.

Psychiatric nursing.


The nurse consultant.

The nurse consultant.


Growth of term infantsfed formula approximating human milk.


Micropuncture study of renal excretion of water, K, Na, and Cl in the rat.


Ultrastructural alterations in hamster cheek pouch epithelium in response to a carcinogen.


Observations on Hymenolepis microstoma in three laboratory hosts: Mesocricetus auratus, Mus musculus, and Rattus morvegicus.


Rheumatoid pericarditis.

Rheumatoid pericarditis.


The passage of penicillin into the cerebrospinal fluid after parenteral administration in staphylococcic meningitis. 1. An experimental investigation on rabbits.


The chronically ill and their impact on the family.


Emergency response to potential suicide.


The influence of self conception and life orientation factors in the rehabilitation of the orthopedically disabled.


Enzymatic synthesis of transforming DNA.


Congential stenosis of the right mainstem bronchus.


Studies in experimental eosinophilia. V. Eosinophils in lynph nodes of guinea pigs following primary antigenic stimulation.


A chronic disease unit in a general hospital: analysis of six years' operating experience.


Traumatic haemopericardium.

Traumatic haemopericardium.


The say something tell nothing concept of nursing.


Facts and follies about medications.

Facts and follies about medications.


Acute cardiovascular disease.

Acute cardiovascular disease.


X-ray seminar Number 18. Generalized collagen vascular disease.


Development of a psychiatric unit in a large general hospital.


Partial decortication of the inferior turbinate body.


Diuretic activity of three primary fractions of total nondialyzable solids from human urine.


Differentiation between the diuretic effect of pyrogen (piromen) and a preparation obtained from human urine.


Composition and 'functional distension' of the rats renal cortex.


Tissue reactions to polymers.

Tissue reactions to polymers.


A further test of a general utility theory model for probability learning.


Methods of urine culture.

Methods of urine culture.


Effect of acute pulmonary artery constriction on the form of the indicator-dilution curve.


Alcoholism. II. Etiology and therapy.

Alcoholism. II. Etiology and therapy.


Alcoholism. I. The problem in America.

Alcoholism. I. The problem in America.


Changes in the distribution of polymerase activity during DNA synthesis in mouse fibroblasts.


The expression of genetic information.

The expression of genetic information.


Asphyxia due to hemangioma in trachea.

Asphyxia due to hemangioma in trachea.


Moving the acutely injured a neglected "disease".


Dental calculus composition. 1. Supragingival calculus: ash, calcium, phosphorus, sodium, and density.


Dental caries and periodontal diseases among Ethiopian civilians.


The Holmes-Adie syndrome in a body with acute juvenile rheumatism and bilateral syndactyly.


Enzymatic removal of ribonucleic acid from tissue sections and its effect on the binding of deoxyribonucleic acid to protein sites in the cytoplasm.


Professions supplementary to medicine.

Professions supplementary to medicine.


Acceleration of growth of sarcoma 180 with pyridoxamine and retardation with penicillamine.


Postoperative sepsis in a small surgical unit.


Refracture of the forearm in children: a frequent complication.


Epithelial migration over tympanic membrane and external canal.


Radial vs. circular removal of hemorrhoids.


Sigmoidoscopic diagnosis of reversible vascular occlusion of the colon.


Intracellular distribution of tyrosine-alpha-ketoglutarate transaminase and 4-C-14-hydrocortisone activities during induction.


Effect of thyroid hormone on the bacteriolytic action of muramidase (lysozyme) in vitro.


On the effect of external factors and internal conditions of organism on reparative regeneration of skeletal muscle tissue.


Development of lysozyme resistance in Micrococcus lysodeikticus and Sarcina lutea.


Homologous-blood syndrome during extracorporeal circulation in man. II. Phenomena of sequestration and desequestration.


The inhibitory influence of lactic acid on pressor effects of sympathomimetic amines.


Synergistic toxicity of gram-negative bacteria and free colloidal hemoglobin.


Preparation of refined antimeasles gamma globulin from immunized goats and pigs.


Studies on the analysis of purine and pyrmidine bases of nucleic acid. II. A direct spectrophotometric method for the analysis of the purine and pyramidine bases in ribonucleic acid.


Normal level of blood and urinary alpha-keto acid in Chinese.


Some cutaneous nerve endings in the soft-shelled turtle of South China.


Development of the human pancreas.

Development of the human pancreas.


Classical conditioning in instrumental learning.


Characteristics of a ferrous iron complex of L-epinephrine.


Study on the rapid plasma reagin test for syphilis.


Effect of contaminatior of serum on the serologic test for syphilis.


Preliminary report on serologic test for syphilis of cord blood and corresponding untreated mother's vein blood.


Observations on the bionomics of filariasis vector and flies of public health importance on Hsi-Yuisland of Peng-hu Archipelago, Taiwan.


The influence of vitamin B12 on calcium (Ca45) metabolism of maxillodental tissues.


Chemical properties of streptococcal proteinase and its zymogen.


The chemical composition of pneumococcal C-polysaccharide.


Gynecologic cancers in a community hospital.


Essential hematuria in children--prognostic aspects.


Cumulative distortion of judgment.

Cumulative distortion of judgment.


Grammar in the story reproductions of levelers and sharpeners.


Regeneration of homoplastically deplanted forelimbs following spinal cord ablation in Amblystoma opacum larvae.


Neuromedical and ophthalmic aspects of central retinal artery occlusion.


Augmentation of oxygen consumption of rat brain in vitro by various carbohydrate intermediates.


Grand rounds: seizures in children.

Grand rounds: seizures in children.


General principles of antiepileptic drug therapy.


Osteogenic sarcoma of thyroid.

Osteogenic sarcoma of thyroid.


Clinical notes from the Tennessee Heart Association. Hydroxyzine as an antiarrhythmic.


Anaphylactic emergencies.

Anaphylactic emergencies.


Evans syndrome with Iupus erythematosus.


The accuracy of recalled age of menarche.


Fermentation of fructose by Leuconostoc mesenteroids.


Unilateral renal artery stenosis and fatal arterial hypertension in a newborn infant.


The ask-upmark kidney. A congenital renal anomaly studied by micro-angiography and histology.


The intrarenal arterial pattern in essential hypertension. A micro-angiographic and histological study.


Effect of cryptorchidism on testicular enzymes involved in androgen biosynthesis.


Aldosterone excretion in feces of rats treated with estradiol.


The practice of physical medicine within industry.


A surgical technique for chronic electrode implantation in humans.


Experience with anterior cervical interbody fusion.


Comparative studies on cartilage aminopolysaccharide sulphates. I. Polysaccharides from shark, skate, dogfish and fin whale.


Current concepts in therapy. Diarrhea in children.


Chloramphenicol for long-term therapy of cystic fibrosis.


The chemical stimulus to breathing.

The chemical stimulus to breathing.


A directed activity program for disturbed children.


An aid for frozen sections of small fragments of material.


Studies of adrenocortical function of women with idiopathic hirsutism: response to 25 units of ACTH.


Evidences of thermal sweating in the foot pad of the cat.


High cutaneous ureterostomy.

High cutaneous ureterostomy.


Atypical cells in vaginal smears in pernicious anemia.


An evaluation of acid disazo dyes by chloride determination and paper chromatography.


Short-term retention as a function of contextual constraint.


Cowden's disease. A possible new symptom complex with multiple system involvement.


Carbohydrate sulphatases of marine molluscs. Assay of glycosulphatases.


Total body gama-ray counting of Pu-239 in beagles.


Fingerpainting with an obsessive-compulsive organically-damaged child.


Vascular responses of the rat to bradykinin. The effects of oestrogens and of sympathetic blockade on the vascular response of rats to bradykinin were studied. No difference in response was found between males and oestrous or dioestrous females. The previous administration of an oestrogen did not affect the response. An augmentation of the depressor response to bradykinin was seen in both sexes after the intravenous administration of either dihydroergotamine or hexamethonium, but not after atropine. Pithing reduced the response to bradykinin. The differences between these results and those previously obtained with oxytocin are discussed.


Evaluation of methods used in detecting changes of airway resistance in man.


The effect of oestrogens and sympathetic denervation on the response to oxytocin of the blood vessels in the hind limb of the dog.


Flagyl in the treatment of vaginal trichomoniasis.


Bronchoconstriction in man following single deep inspirations.


The mid-thirties syndrome.

The mid-thirties syndrome.


Personal clothing for long-stay psychiatric patients.


Hypertrophic pyloric stenosis.

Hypertrophic pyloric stenosis.


The isolation and characterization of methionine sulfoxide analogues of alpha- and beta-melanocyte-stimulating hormones from bovine and equine pituitary glands.


Vascular leiomyoma. A case report.

Vascular leiomyoma. A case report.


Nitrogen mustard induced mutation in extracellular bacteriophage.


Response of sweat electrolyte concentrations to 9 alpha--fluorohydrocortisone in patients with cystic fibrosis and their families.


Study of sweat in pitressin-resistant diabetes insipidus.


Tetrachloroethane--a survey.

Tetrachloroethane--a survey.


Oxidation states of manganese hematoporphyrin IX in aqueous solution.


Maintenance after rapid digitalization.

Maintenance after rapid digitalization.


Cardiac output during cardiopulmonary bypass. Animal experiments as a guide to flow rate. Superior total body perfusion during cardiopulmonary bypass in dogs is achieved by duplicating, in each individual case, the actual operative cardiac output, rather than by relying on the currently recommended perfusion flow rates.A highly accurate method of measuring the cardiac output is presented using the gated sinewave electromagnetic flowmeter. Simplicity and sensitivity of the method enable the operator to measure the flow in situ (in the intact canine ascending aorta) and thus to determine a truly representative cardiac output before the cardiopulmonary bypass is effected. An adjustable hydraulic pump in conjunction with the electromagnetic flowmeter is used to substitute the natural cardiac action in order to maintain the normal hemodynamic state by providing a pulsatile flow of proper magnitude. The procedure is technically simple and, supported by favorable experimental evidence, is recommended for clinical use in open heart operations.


Marrow distribution in rat femurs determined by cell enumeration and Fe59 labeling.


Immunohistologic study of the testicle and epididymis of the guinea pig.


Lipase and glycero-kinase activities in the adipose tissue of obese-hyperglycaemic mice.


Quantitative measurement of the iron-incorporating enzyme in relation to marrow cells and liver tissue in the rabbit.


Mechanisms in the transfer of protein-bound iron for haem biosynthesis.


An approach to the pathogenesis of fever.


Infusion of marrow in the mouse and dog after thio-TEPA.


Prevention of delayed foreign marrow reaction in lethally irradiated mice by early administration of methotrexate.


Human congenital anomalies--some current concepts.


Distribution of tetracycline in the granuloma pouch.


Choice of a warning signal or no warning signal in an unavoidable shock situation.


Management of lower abdominal incisions without surgical dressings.


Some effects of maintenance luminance and strain differences upon self-exposure to light by rats.


Self-regulated exposure to light by albino rats as a function of rearing luminance and test luminance.


Inhibition of viral RNA synthesis by interferon.


Hospitalization history of patients with mental diseases of the senium.


Outcome of first hospitalization of patients with alcoholic psychoses.


Rheumatoid lung.

Rheumatoid lung.


Local injection of combined dexamethasone 21-phosphate-lidocaine in nonarticular foot disorders.


Response of the motor unit of the rat to paired stimuli.


Diabetic amyotrophy.

Diabetic amyotrophy.


Motor activity and verbal behavior.

Motor activity and verbal behavior.


Toxicology of salicylates.

Toxicology of salicylates.


Hormonal factors affecting sodium excretion in the rat.


The actions of a spirolactone and two related compounds in hypophysectomized rats.


Actions of two aldosterone antagonists on cat perfused kidneys. The actions of a closed-ring [spironolactone, SC-9420, beta-(7alpha-acetylthio-17beta-hydroxy-3-oxoandrost-4-en-17alpha-yl)propionic acid lactone] and of an open-ring [SC-11480, potassium beta-(17beta-hydroxy-3-oxoandrosta-1,4-dien-17alpha-yl)propionate] spirolactone have been examined on the cat perfused kidney, in concentrations ranging from 5 to 20 mg per 150 ml. of blood. Both compounds had weak aldosterone-like effects and caused antidiuresis with retention of sodium, potassium and chloride. The urinary changes they induced summed with those of aldosterone, without competition. Neither spironolactone nor SC-11480 affected renal blood flow or glomerular filtration rate. Both compounds antagonized the reduction in renal vascular resistance caused by aldosterone in these preparations.


How to write a prescription in the second half of the twentieth century.


Modes of treatment for rattlesnake bite.


Difficulties in the diagnosis of large bowel cancer and other lesions.


Formation of monothetic groups in quantitative bacterial taxonomy. Lockhart, W. R. (Department of Bacteriology, Iowa State University, Ames) and P. A. Hartman. Formation of monothetic groups in quantitative bacterial taxonomy. J. Bacteriol. 85:68-77. 1963.-Previous applications of quantitative methods to bacterial classification have resulted in polythetic groupings in which no organism necessarily has all the features characteristic of its group, and no single property is necessarily possessed by every member of a group. Such classifications are not altogether analogous to present taxonomies, and (since the possible groups are not mutually exclusive) hence cannot be evaluated completely by computer methods. A technique is presented for formation of hierarchical monothetic groups in which the criterion for addition of each new member is the possession of an array of properties common to all organisms already in the group. These monothetic relationships among individuals are expressed in terms of cumulative difference, which is linearly related to the taxonomic distance (a function of similarity ratio) of polythetic classifications. Monothetic groupings obtained for 50 representative microorganisms were essentially similar to the polythetic groups evaluated by earlier methods. The necessary computation is suitable for analyzing relationships among large numbers of organisms.


Non-venereal lesions of the anal region.


Ventriculo-atriostomy in coccidioidal meningitis.


Identification and empathy in relation to self-dissatisfaction and adjustment.


On the etiology of bladder tumors in Kobenhavn and Frederiksberg.


Experiences in the treatment of North American blastomycosis with 2-hydroxystilbamidine.


Meningitis in newborn infants due to Listeria monocytogenes: report of 3 cases.


Guanidine conditioned infectivity of ribonucleic acid extracted from a strain of guanidine-dependent polio-1-virus.


Potentiating effect of 5-fluorouracil on the in vitro antipoliovirus activity of guanidine.


In vitro guanidino-resistance and guanidino-dependence of poliovirus.


Effect of 5-iodo-2'-deoxyuridine on vaccinia virus, in vitro.


Infective "riboncleic acid" extraction from poliovirus by sodium dodecylsulfate.


A long-acting local anaesthetic solution for the relief of pain after thoracotomy.


Further observations on triamcinolone in chronic psoriasis.


Methods of analysis of polluted atmospheres in the U.S.


Men of standing and matters of weight.

Men of standing and matters of weight.


Protection against poliovirus paralysis by pretreatment with a guanidine-dependent poliovirus strain.


Discoid lupus erythematosus and trauma.

Discoid lupus erythematosus and trauma.


A universal cytophotometer. Construction of apparatus.


A contribution to the mathematical analysis of the statistical distribution of the DNA content in cellular nuclei.


A study of the statistical distribution of the volumes of celluar nuclei and and its relation to the statistical distribution of their projection areas.


Influence of the repeated administration of lipopolysaccharides of Salmonella typhi murium on some indicators of immunity in infants in their first year.


Computer diagnosis in radiology.

Computer diagnosis in radiology.


Experimental replantation of teeth in dogs and monkeys.


Colistin--review and clinical experience.


Psychiatry and the central nervous system. A bibliography.


Auditory intensity discrimination as a function of stimulus presentation method.


Temporary threshold shift for "normal" subjects as a function of age and sex.


Some factors influencing the effective auditory intensive difference limen.


Reflections on undergraduate medical education.


An aid to learning neuro-muscular anatomy.


Behaviour of factors II, VII, IX and X during long-term treatment with coumarin.


Interaction of intracranial chemosensitivity with peripheral afferents to the respiratory centers.


Genetic influences on induced cleft palate in different strains of mice.


Internalization, separation, mourning, and the superego.


The iris as pharmacologic indicator. I. Effect of physostigmine and of pilocarpine on pupillary movements in normal man.


Some considerations on free association.


The electrical conductance and potential across the membrane of some cell nuclei.


C fibre innervation of a mechanoreceptor.


Personality development in identical twins.


Evaluation of mephenoxalone in a single- and double-blind design.


The superego and the ego-ideal. Superego and time.


Orthetics in musculoskeletal disease.

Orthetics in musculoskeletal disease.


Challenges in the future of rehabilitation therapy.


New in vivo tracer method with the use of nonradioactive isotopes and activation analysis.


"Cardioversion" of atrial fibrillation. A report on the treatment of 65 episodes in 50 patients.


New method for terminating cardiac arrhythmias. Use of synchronized capacitor discharge.


Observations on acute athletic ligamentous injuries to the knee.


Congenital hypothyroidism. Importance of early diagnosis.


Management of the young diabetic patient. II.


The diabetic foot: a problem in therapy.


Influence of caloric level and protein quality on the manifestations of protein deficiency in the young pig.


Adenosine-5-monophosphate for myotenositis and calcified tendinitis.


The application of quantitative histochemistry to the pharmacology of the nervous system.


The chemistry of the individual neuron.

The chemistry of the individual neuron.


Deterioration after mitral valvotomy.

Deterioration after mitral valvotomy.


Cigarette paper, smokers' cough, and lung-cancer risk.


The glycogen-amylase complex as a means of obtaining highly purified alpha-amylases.


Effect of drug patent abolition on a Canadian pharmaceutical company.


China and the origin of examinations in medicine.


In-service education programmes.

In-service education programmes.


A survey of short-course antimony tartrate therapy for schistosomiasis japonica in China.


A new method for the study of hair digestion by dermatophytes.


Linear polymerization of the S-sulphonate of the B-chain of insulin. I. Phenomena.


Modern treatment of deafness.

Modern treatment of deafness.


Sedative overdosage and the role of hemodialysis.


Eclampsia, abruptio placentae and acute renal failure. Report of a case with survival.


Sequelae of premature birth. Evaluation of premature infants of low birth weights at ten years of age.


Fatal hepatic necrosis associated with zoxazolamine therapy.


Characteristics of clinical psychologists in various work settings.


Outpatient Mental Health facilities in the State of Indiana: 1962.


Volunteers and nonvolunteers for an hypnosis experiment.


Clinicopathologic conference, sponsored by the Section on Pathology, State Medical Society of Wisconsin.


A priming reaction in protein synthesis.


Artificial induction of day-residues: an illustration and examination.


The distribution of acetylcholinesterase in peripheral nerves.


Eye fixation and recall of pictures as a function of GSR responsivity.


Treatment of alopecia.

Treatment of alopecia.


Clinician's judgments of mental health.

Clinician's judgments of mental health.


Tinea versicolor with akrinol.

Tinea versicolor with akrinol.


Laboratory studies in male pattern type and diffuse female type in alopecia.


Treatment of seborrhea of the scalp.

Treatment of seborrhea of the scalp.


Treatment of pyogenic dermatoses with a polymyxin-bacitracin-neomycin aerosol spray.


Genetics and the practice of medicine: a case of neglect.


The chromosome complement of human solid tumors. I. Gastrointestinal tumors and technic.


Changes in the flora of urinary tract infections during antibacterial therapy.


Synergistic action of kanamycin and tetracycline on Proteus rettgeri infections of the urinary tract.


Pleural punch biopsy.

Pleural punch biopsy.


Chlorpropamide-induced leucine hypoglycemia.


A social and clinical study of delusions in schizophrenia.


Personality and acne.

Personality and acne.


Diabetic coma without ketoacidosis.

Diabetic coma without ketoacidosis.


The discovery and pharmacology of cyclopropane.


An overview of psychosomatic disease.

An overview of psychosomatic disease.


Useful tests to identify phenothiazine tranquillizers.


Homologous pancreatic transplantation in dogs: report of a new technique and studies of endocrine function.


Tooth extractions in hemophilia. Control of bleeding without use of blood, plasma or plasma fractions.


Management of tooth extractions in hemophiliacs by the combined use of hypnotic suggestion, protective splints and packing of sockets.


Removal of a giant cell reparative granuloma from the mandible of a hemophiliac: report of case.


The problem of deafness.

The problem of deafness.


Diagnosis of old age.

Diagnosis of old age.


Fluorescent antibody test for onchocerciasis.


Medical schools and masters of medicine.


Memoir of Angelo M. PERRI (1901-1959).

Memoir of Angelo M. PERRI (1901-1959).


An improved electrode for physiological recording.


A threshold theory for simple detection experiments.


Comments on Rozeboom's criticisms of "On the Possible Psychophysical Laws".


Soya-bean phospholipid in the thromboplastin-generation test.


Seasonal variation in aberrant group behavior.


Chlorphentermine: a new "appetite suppressant". A cross-over double-blind trial.


Thalidomide: effect upon pregnancy in the rhesus monkey. Thalidomide was administered to 44 female rhesus monkeys immediately after they had mated. There were no live births from these animals, whereas there were 11 live births in 57 untreated monkeys. The results are statistically significant. The hypothesis is advanced that thalidomide killed the embryo prior to implantation.


Impromptu experiments with the intra-uterine patient.


Resistance to cortisone.

Resistance to cortisone.


Quinidine toxicity and its treatment. An Experimental study.


Social influences on judgments of descriptions of people.


Focusing on the object of judgment in the social situation.


Pressure-radius relationship in large blood vessels of man.


Reducing power by the dinitrosalicylic acid method.


Balm for the autumnal years.

Balm for the autumnal years.


Rupture of the diaphragm due to blunt trauma.


Resection for localized air trapping pulmonary disease. Preoperative and postoperative function studies.


Patho-physiology of diabetes.

Patho-physiology of diabetes.


Writing for machine retrieval.

Writing for machine retrieval.


Diabetic management. Local problems.

Diabetic management. Local problems.


Formation of mitochondria in Neurospora crassa. A quantitative radioautographic study. Cells of a choline-requiring mutant of Neurospora crassa, labeled with radioactive choline, were transferred to unlabeled medium. At various times during their subsequent logarithmic growth, a highly purified mitochondrial fraction was prepared by sucrose density gradient centrifugation, and the distribution of label among individual mitochondria was determined by quantitative autoradiography. Preliminary experiments indicated that, under the conditions of this "washout" experiment, choline served as a stable mitochondrial label. Radioautographic analysis showed that, in fully labeled mycelia and for three mass doubling cycles in the unlabeled medium, radioactivity was randomly distributed among all mitochondria; i.e., the distribution of autographic grains among individual mitochondria followed a Poisson distribution. In experiments in which pulse labeling for 10 minutes was used, the label was randomly distributed among all mitochondria. The data suggest that the mitochondrial mass is increased by a continuous process of addition of new lecithin units to the already existing mitochondrial framework.


Genesis of mitochondria in neurospora crassa.


Antibiotic growth stimulation.

Antibiotic growth stimulation.


Antibiotic action in adaptation.

Antibiotic action in adaptation.


Functional aspects of the veins of the leg.


Public health education in Alabama.

Public health education in Alabama.


Protecting the consumer from fraudulent health products and practices.


Salmonella meningitis in the newborn.

Salmonella meningitis in the newborn.


Fixation of malar bone fracture with a large Foley catheter.


Nonprofit hospitals and unemployment insurance--re-examination of a basic position.


The hospital attorney--fish or fowl?

The hospital attorney--fish or fowl?


Interacting solute flows in permeability studies on the sand dollar egg.


The clinical significance of histological changes in the otosclerotic stapes foot-plate.


Non-enzymic hydrogen exchange between nicotinamide adenine dinucleotides.


DPNH method for the estimation of serum aldolase activity.


Quantitative studies on the radiation pathology of the bone marrow of the small laboratory mammals. I. The film-ratio method: absolute counts from films prepared with suspensions of bone marrow cells.


Further studies in audition in schizophrenia.


Hypnosis in fiction.

Hypnosis in fiction.


Renal calculi associated with hyperoxaluria.


Hyponatremia in acute intermittent porphyria probably resulting from inappropriate secretion of antidiuretic hormone.


Scientific parameters of marine waste discharge.


Precaution in minor surgery.

Precaution in minor surgery.


Multiple visual needs--a progress report.


Enhancement by endotoxin of the primary antibody response to bovine serum albumin in chickens.


Cerebrovascular response to emboli. Observations in patients with arteriovenous malformations.


Studies of secretion and metabolism of aldosterone and cortisol.


Chymotrypsin in podiatriy surgery.

Chymotrypsin in podiatriy surgery.


Extending the work camp concept.

Extending the work camp concept.


Aspects of the direct photometry of substances distributed on translucent sheets.


Immunologic investigation of preparations of human myoglobin.


Electrocardiography conference, Veterans Hospital.


The use of hypophysectomy in juvenile diabetes mellitus with vascular complications.


Clinical data on the uveitis problem.

Clinical data on the uveitis problem.


Aminoimidazolecarboxamide excretion in vitamin-B12 and folic-acid deficiencies.


The effect of intranasal oxytocin on lactation.


Benjamin M. GASUL (1898-1962).

Benjamin M. GASUL (1898-1962).


When should a patient be submitted to cardiac catheterization?


On the amplitude and duration of the precordial vibrations of normal man.


Controversial and changing aspects of ausculation. I. Areas of ausculation: a new concept. II. Normal and abnormal first and second sounds.


Azoproteins. IV. The coupling reaction of p-diazobenzoic acid and its methyl ester with native and with urea-treated bovine serum albumin.


The oestrogens concentration in normal and pathological ovarian tissue.


Application of "thin-layer chromatography" for the determination of oestrogens.


Myocardial changes associated with icterus gravis of the newborn.


Effect of streptomycin and kanamycin on the course of experimental tularaemia in guinea-pigs.


Massive pericardial effusion due to meningococcic pericarditis.


Trichinellosis in wild animals in Siberia, Arctic and far east USSR.


Complications following catheter angiography.


Factors in the improvement of results in varicose vein surgery.


Venographic studies in the postphlebitic leg.


The clinical use of plasma from outdated whole blood.


Choline metabolism of infants under normal and pathological conditions.


Generalized aspergillosis and aspergillus endocarditis in infancy.


A rapid technique of blood grouping recipients during a mass casualty situation.


Course and prognosis of ischaemic heart disease.


Instability of the "steady state" during exercise.


The synthesis of oligosaccharides with different types of linkage in animal tissues.


The effect of neodicumarine and phenyline on the coronary circulation.


Protection against traumatic shock by guanethidine, bretylium and betaTM 10.


Collateral circulation following experimental gradual narrowing of the coronary arteries.


Determination of ionic calcium in serum.


The irritable colon syndrome.

The irritable colon syndrome.


Saccocoeliodes sogandaresi sp. n., a new haploporid trematodes from the sailfin molly Mollienisia latipinna Le Sueur in Texas.


Studies on the trematodes of Louisiana birds.


Colon interposition for treatment of benign and malignant constricting esophageal lesions.


Aortic atresia.

Aortic atresia.


Urinary excretion of oestrone in the sow after administration of oestradiol-17beta.


Transfer of oestradiol-17beta to milk in cattle.


The oestrogens of the sow in early pregnancy: accumulation of oestrone in the allantoic fluid.


The isolation of C-14-labeled pyridoxamine from Candida utilis A.T.C.C. 9950.


Effect of infusion of a protein hydrolysate on blood cell amino acid distributions.


Types of urinary incontinece. Introduction to the problem.


Gerontology and geriatrics in Denmark.

Gerontology and geriatrics in Denmark.


Some aspects on cultivation of Toxoplasma gondii in cell cultures.


Type 48, a new Pneumococcus type.

Type 48, a new Pneumococcus type.


Potency and reversibility by prostigmine of Ro 4-3816 and d-tubocurarine. A "blind" study.


Peridural anesthesia. A review of 10,000 administrations.


Anesthesia for minor surgery in the office or outpatient department.


Effect of pH on the oxidative inactivation of poliovirus.


The choice of anesthesia in obstetrics.

The choice of anesthesia in obstetrics.


Expert evidence.

Expert evidence.


Shock after administration of phenothiazines in patients with pheochromocytoma.


The significance of oxidation in chemical inactivation of pollovirus.


Paroxysmal tachycardia in infancy. A clinical and experimental study.


Vegetative dystonia in infantile paroxysmal tachycardia.


Hypophysectomy for diabetic angiopathy. A preliminary report.


Inhibitory interaction between spinal relexes to primary afferents.


The nuclei gemini: two hitherto undescribed nerve cell collections in the hypothalamus of the rabbit.


Perforation of the interventricular septum in myocardial infarction. A study based upon an autopsy material.


Variations in pulse rate at a cycle ergometer test on Swedish Air Force pilots.


Effects from the pyramidal tract on spinal reflex arcs.


Orthostatic reactions--a study of the behaviour pattern of recruits and pilots.


Comparison of dye and hemagglutination tests on sera of suspeted cases of toxoplasmic uveitis.


Epilepsy in childhood. Diagnostic and therapeutic significance of EEG.


The use of serologic and cutaneous allergic reactions in the diagnosis of tularemia in rodents and rabbits.


Levels of molecular organization in alpha-keratins.


Pyramidal effects on lumbo-sacral interneurones activated by somatic afferents.


Ovarian arrhenoblastoma.

Ovarian arrhenoblastoma.


Comparative investigation of methods for determination of lactic acid in blood and in tissue extracts.


The effects of adrenaline and glucose on the content of high-energy phosphate esters in substrate-depleted vascular smooth muscle.


The metabolism of ethanol in rat-liver suspensions.


50 years of Swedish care of the mentally ill.


Dissociation of contraction and stimulation of lactic acid production in experiments on smooth muscle under anaerobic conditions.


Mental insufficiency and the family situation.


Effect of insulin on the carbohydrate metabolism of smooth muscle.


Tooth morphology as a basis for distinguishing monozygotic and dizygotic twins.


Contraction and glycogenolysis of smooth muscle.


Lactic acid assay with L(plus)lactic acid dehydrogenase from rabbit muscle.


Immune globulin against tetanus.

Immune globulin against tetanus.


History of inhalation therapy.

History of inhalation therapy.


Chronic debiltating pain.

Chronic debiltating pain.


The need for regional anesthesia today.

The need for regional anesthesia today.


Mechanism of action of anti-ovulatory compounds.


Genetic effects of strontium-90 injected into male mice.


Towards a medical curriculum for East Africa.


Mycobacterial lesions in bone.

Mycobacterial lesions in bone.


Ways of educating medical students through the medium of psychiatry.


Elastic membrane: effect of increasing tension on the absorptive capacity.


Parabiosis as a method for studying factors which affect aging in rats.


Consideration of some cases of tendon transference in the foot.


Herpes simplex keratitis treated with IDU.


E xperimental glaucoma in rabbits.

E xperimental glaucoma in rabbits.


Lens-induced uveitis.

Lens-induced uveitis.


Treatment of herpes keratitis.

Treatment of herpes keratitis.


Tracheoesophageal fistula without atresia of the esophagus.


Severe drug reaction with bone marrow depression due to mesantoin.


Oestrogens and progester one in ovaries of the marine teleost Conger conger.


The nature of chronic pyelonephritis.

The nature of chronic pyelonephritis.


Preliminary histochemical investigations concerning the role of mucopolysaccharides in morphogenesis of diffuse fibrosis of organs.


Electron microscopy of the thyroid tumors induced by iodine deficiency in rats.


Disorders of ocular movement in a case of simultanagnosia.


Syncope in advanced A-V block induced by micturition.


Genetics of bacteriophage.

Genetics of bacteriophage.


Response to transgression in stories by Israeli children.


Histopathology of sporotrichosis. Notes on the nature of the asteroid body.


Five unusual cases of sporotrichosis from South Africa showing lesions in muscles, bones, and viscera.


Disability benefits. Federal or state administration.


Concentration of nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide in carrageenin-induced proliferation.


Ultrastructure of the brain and its relation to transport of metabolites.


Acid phosphatase and catheptic activity in rheumatoid synovial tissue.


Clinical applications of wholebody counting: retention of raovin iodine 131 as a measure of serum or blood loss.


Electronically determined erythrocyte volumes. III. Further observations on the skewed population profile.


Clinical applications of wholebody counting: a clinical comparison of the absorbability of ferrous versus ferric salts in normal human subjects.


Clinical applications of wholebody counting: determination of thyroidal activity from sodium iodide 131 retention measurements with Humco II.


Anesthesia and the systemic venous circulation.


A possible mutation causing internal hydrocephaly in offspring of an irradiated line of male mice.


A dermal lesion from implanted plutoniu.


Fatal hyperplastic lesion in neutron-exposed mice. Inflammatory lesion in stomach of mice exposed to neutrons from an atomic bomb.


HORNEY'S heritage.

HORNEY'S heritage.


Effect of trypsin on liver microsomes.

Effect of trypsin on liver microsomes. The effect of trypsin on the morphology of the rat liver microsomal fraction isolated by differential centrifugation has been investigated. The microsomes were incubated at 37 degrees C and centrifuged thereafter under the conditions of their initial isolation. The trypsin-treated microsomes and the untreated controls were fixed in unbuffered osmium tetroxide and embedded first in gelose and then in methacrylate. In the trypsin-treated microsomes, there was a removal of the ribosomes from the rough vesicles. Parallel chemical determinations showed that the total nitrogen and total phosphorus of the pellet were lowered. Particles, densely stained with phosphotungstic acid (PTA) and homogeneous in appearance, were found within microsome smooth vesicles in a fluffy layer which collects on the top of the microsome pellet. The morphology of these PTA-stained particles remained unchanged after incubation with trypsin.


Application of computers in diagnosis.

Application of computers in diagnosis.


The proper province of automatic data processing in medicine.


A fatal case of hexachlorophane (pHisoHex) poisoning.


The effect of some drugs on oxygen consumption in rats under basal conditions and during cold stress.


Three double rooted deciduous cuspids.

Three double rooted deciduous cuspids.


Chains of spores produced by Cephalosporium gramineum.


Autogenic training: method, research and application in medicine.


Clinical application of autogenic training.


New 3-thiophene derivatives as sedative agents.


The German Medical Society of Chicago, 1897 to the present.


Epidemiology of echinococcosis in the Middle East. II. Incidence of hydatid infection in swine in Lebanon and its significance.


Infection of rodents with Schistosoma mansoni by ingestion of infected snails.


Osteoporosis: a disorder of nutrition.

Osteoporosis: a disorder of nutrition.


Osteoporosis--a disorder of mineral nutrition.


Prophylactic homeopathic medicine.

Prophylactic homeopathic medicine.


Fine structure of the Zoster virus in human skin.


Molluscum contagiosum, verruca and zoster viruses. Electron microscopic studies in the skin.


Atmospheric fluoride contamination in the pottery industry.


Effect of azide and Ca ion on the reversible changes of protein configuration in stimulated nerves. Working with sciatic nerves from the South American frog Calyptocephalella gayi we have been able to substantiate the finding of Ungar et al., that nerve proteins undergo a reversible denaturation concomitant with a train of nerve impulses. We also showed that 0.3 mM sodium azide is capable of impairing the reversibility of those changes. Furthermore, 10 meq/liter of calcium ion applied to extracts of resting nerves induce configurational rearrangements in the proteins similar to those produced during stimulation. We also proved that nerves previously kept in low calcium Ringer's solution do not show configurational changes upon stimulation. A tentative interpretation of the results described is that the configurational changes are a consequence of the extra influx of calcium ion due to nerve impulse propagation.


Induction of premature labor in the rabbit after pretreatment with phospholipids.


Canalography. Roentgenological examination of the peridural space in the lumbo-sacral part of the vertebral canal.


X-ray diffraction study of the structure of rapidly frozen gelatin solutions.


The incidence and control of carbon monoxide hazards in industry.


Illness among flyers.

Illness among flyers.


Modernizing the management of the Air Force Medical Service.


Dust and fume control: the implementation of current legislation.


The action of nitrous acid on transforming desoxyribonucleic acids.


Xanthoma in a three-year-old boy and a classification of xanthomas.


The serologic specificity of radiation altered human serum gamma-globulin.


A system of viruses.

A system of viruses.


Medical management of cerebrovascular accidents.


The thermosensitive critical event of the viral cycle.


A survivor from meconium peritonitis, perforation of the large bowel, and mucoviscidosis.


On the question of obtaining the M-substance possessing antigenic properties from group A streptococci.


Need for cooperation between the medical and dental professions.


Adsorption and fluorescence of fat-soluble fluorescent dyes on class I and class III Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Lycette, R. M. (Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago) and L. R. Hedrick. Adsorption and fluorescence of fat-soluble fluorescent dyes on class I and class III Saccharomyces cerevisiae. J. Bacteriol. 85:1-6. 1963.-Class III cells of the brewery yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae flocculate, but class I cells do not, when cultured in an organic YM medium. Class III cells adsorb the fat-soluble stilbyl-triazole fluorescent dye (STC) more readily and produce more fluorescence than do class I cells. This suggests that cells of the class III yeasts have more lipids or more phospholipids on their surface than do cells of class I yeasts. Fluorescence of STC in the absence of cells is pH-independent, but adsorption of the compound on the surface of cells, with the associated fluorescence, is pH-dependent. As the pH level was decreased within the range of pH 9 to 0, and as the temperature was elevated within the range of 0 to 40 C, there was an increase in adsorption and a corresponding increase in fluorescence. Maximal adsorption was attained in less than 15 min when the cells and dye were shaken at 26 C. Cells of class III adsorbed 2.5 mug of STC per 3.25 mg (dry wt) of cells. The kinetics of adsorption follow the Langmuir monomolecular model.


Action of deflocculating agents on Saccharomyces cerevisiae Class III brewer's yeast. Earlier work with a fluorescent aid indicated that flocculent brewer's yeast may have more surface lipids than nonflocculent types. Organic solvents were checked against flocculent Gilliland yeasts. It was found that those reagents which affect "free" lipids had no dispersive action, and those which remove "bound" fats had a powerful dispersive action against such yeasts. There was no indication that such an action could be correlated with other physical properties of the solvents. The uranyl ion is known for its ability to complex with phospholipids, and it was found to have a powerful dispersive action on Gilliland yeasts. Its effect was compared with that of glucose in its dispersion of yeast flocs, and possible cell "sites" were suggested. This, along with other work, suggests the possibility that lipids are directly or indirectly involved in yeast flocculation.


Simplified culture techniques in chromosome analysis.


A case of intrauterine vaccinia.

A case of intrauterine vaccinia.


Digestibility of the alpha-cellulose and pentosan components of the cellulosic micelle of fescue and alfalfa.


The effect of traumatic shock on experimental blood ethyl alcohol levels in mice.


Psychological prediction from actuarial tables.


New provisions of social security benefit patients.


The selective effect of drugs upon nuclei of the oculogyric system.


Laboratory analyses as aids in the diagnosis of multiple myeloma.


A modification of the biophotometer for alterocular fixation control.


Investigation of synthetic membranes for hemodialysis.


Acute leukemia.

Acute leukemia.


The socialization of two professions.

The socialization of two professions.


Effect of acute acid deficiencies on carcass composition and pancreatic function in the force-fed rat. I. Deficiencies of histidine, methionine, phenylalanine and threonine.


Effect of acute amino acid deficiencies on carcass composition and pancreatic function in the force-fed rat. II. Deficiencies of valine, lysine, tryptophan, leucine and isoleucine.


The carpal tunnel syndrome and Colles' fractures.


Retrograde embolectomy.

Retrograde embolectomy.


Smoking habits of medical and non-medical university staff. Changes since R.C.P. report.


Symposium: the value of perimetry as a diagnostic aid. Visual defects in ocular and neurological disease.


Cancer of the female genital tract amongst the Sudanese.


Laboratory studies on the anthelmintic properties of N, N-dimethyloctadecylamine hydrochloride.


Charity and justice in Catholic hospitals.


Medicare--a new social disease.

Medicare--a new social disease.


Investigation of pantothenyl alcohol in experimentally induced intestinal atony.


Observations on serum B-12 and folate activity in normal and leukemic rats.


Heart failure in infancy. Diagnosis and management.


Bephenium hydroxynaphthoate in hookworm and other helminthic infestations.


The insulin-like activity in serum determined by the rat epididymal fat method. III. Insulin antagonism in serum from normal persons and diabetics, including some observations on pig's blood.


Is there a method whereby an intraoral film can be positively identified on the film itself without detracting from its diagnostic value?


Sex differences in the personality development of Norwegian childrn.


Influence of attack and release in compression amplification on understanding of speech by hypoacusics.


The management of acute surgical problems in children.


Pectus excavatum.

Pectus excavatum.


Optimal ages for elective surgical procedures in infants.


Nonoperative considerations in pediatric surgery.


An acute response of the third glomerular cell type in Goldblatt dogs.


Spontaneous rupture of the esophagus.

Spontaneous rupture of the esophagus.


Ballistocardiography?

Ballistocardiography?


Synthesis of polyphosphate by rat liver mitochondria.


The neurotoxic effects of digitalis.

The neurotoxic effects of digitalis.


Frequency of reinforcement as a parameter of conditioned suppression. Two pigeons were trained on a multiple VI-1; VI-4 min schedule for food reinforcement until a stable differential rate of response was established. Each component of the multiple schedule was in effect for 10 min and was separated from the other by 1 min time out. An Estes-Skinner conditioned suppression procedure was superimposed on each component of the schedule. The relative magnitude of the suppression behavior was measured during its acquisition and extinction, and at CS durations of 100, 200, and 300 sec. The initial magnitude of the suppression behavior was less severe on the VI-1 baseline than on the VI-4, and it extinguished more rapidly on the VI-1. As the relative duration of the CS was increased, the suppression behavior became less severe on both baselines, but the initial differential magnitude in the suppression remained intact.


Granulosa-cell tumors of the ovary. Review of 23 cases.


Pneumomediastinum in the newborn.

Pneumomediastinum in the newborn.


Trichomonal vaginitis treated with metronidazole.


The relation of phosphorylase to glycogenolysis in skeletal muscle and heart of mice.


Nonobstructive oliguria: differential diagnosis. A review is presented of ten years' experience with the differential diagnosis of oliguria, utilizing the standard tests of renal function with the addition of the phenolsulfonphthalein excretion and urinary chloride measurements. The histories of 60 patients seen in consultation because of 24-hour urinary volume of less than 400 ml were studied in order to clarify the value of these tests. Particular attention was given to the postoperative "dilution state," the oliguria of which tends to mimic that of "acute tubular necrosis."In only 25 per cent of the 60 cases was "acute tubular necrosis" responsible for the oliguria. In the remaining 75 per cent of patients, oliguria was due either to the effects of simple dehydration without tubular damage, or to tubular dysfunction on a physiologic rather than an organic basis. Thus, three out of four patients with oliguria required aggressive and specific fluid-electrolyte therapy, often with the intensive use of potassium. One out of four required the opposite in therapy-controlled dehydration without added potassium and, on occasion, peritoneal or extracorporeal dialysis, in order to allow six to ten days for tubular repair.


Distal urethral stenosis.

Distal urethral stenosis.


Thiotepa in treatment of advanced breast cancer.


Current therapeutics. 185. Thiotepa.

Current therapeutics. 185. Thiotepa.


Functional evaluation of surgical procedures for correction of intracardiac defects using an autoclavable platinum electrode.


The advent of neurophysiology.

The advent of neurophysiology.


Sylvester O'HALLORAN (1728-1807).

Sylvester O'HALLORAN (1728-1807).


Electron-donating properties of central sympathetic suppressants.


Myoglobinuria.

Myoglobinuria.


The carpal tunnel syndrome.

The carpal tunnel syndrome.


Cytomegalic inclusion disease: a suggested method of more rapid diagnosis.


Hyaluronic acid production by a strain of Streptococcus faecalis isolated from urine.


Quantitative bacteriological examination of urine in children with urinary tract infections.


Pregnancy complicated by sarcoma. Report of two cases.


Anabolic, androgenic and myotropic activities of derivatives of 7alpha-methyl-19-nortestosterone.


Determination of oxygen, nitrogen and carbon dioxide in air samples.


Continuous intraarterial chemotherapy in advanced bladder cancer. A preliminary report.


On the relation between the destruction of one kind of molecules and the survival of cells.


Trace elements and polyphenol oxidase in Clonorchis sinensis.


Effects of a single session of small doses of radiation from Co60 on the peripheral blood of rhesus monkey (Macaca mulatta).


Astrazone red FG, a new stain for detecting lignified cell-walls.


Long-term effects of early childhood separation and group care.


The effect of methyl bromide upon Salmonella pullorum.


Introduction of a gene from Escherichia coli B into HFR and F-strains of Escherichia coli K-12.


Neurochemical differences between two strains of mice.


Further studies on the infectivity of ribonucleic acid prepared from influenza-infected cells.


Effect of injection of thyrotropin upon deiodination of diiodotyrosine by rat thyroid and liver.


Steroid hormone in the treatment of tuberculous meningitis in childhood.


Occult phenylketonuria.

Occult phenylketonuria.


The medical connections of Robert EMMET.


Methoxyflurane (Penthrane): a report of 1,200 cases.


The McVay herniorrhaphy--a surgical principle in practice.


Mental disorders in socially defined populations.


Studies on Schistocephalus solidus. II. Establishment and longevity in the definitive host.


Extinction as a function of partial reinforcement and overtraining.


Invested self-expression: a principle of human motivation.


Characteristics of the normal vectorcardiogram recorded with the Frank lead system.


A modern evaluation of the radical vaginal operation for carcinoma of the cervix.


The use of prostheses in the larynx and trachea. A preliminary report.


Gynecological aspects of obstetrical delivery. Parturition should be looked upon as a physiological exercise, and ideally the multiparous state should be one of asymptomatic change associated with comfortable function. However, because obstetrics is a field in which serious complications may suddenly occur, the ideal is not always possible. Among the delayed effects of delivery is a group of gynecological complications which may affect the well-being of the woman so involved in later life. Such complications as uterine prolapse, cystocele, rectocele, enterocele, and genital fistula may be the grim aftermath of poor obstetric practice.The article reviews some of the advances in the prevention of maternal mortality and morbidity and emphasizes the important place of intelligent conservative obstetrics in the hands of both general physicians and specialists.


Food, growth, and time.

Food, growth, and time.


Lipid metabolism of isolated peripheral nerves and central white tracts as related to maintenance and destruction of myelin sheaths.


Surgical management of invasive carcinoma of the uterine cervix: the vaginal approach.


A study of blood alcohol concentrations in subjects within various weight ranges.


Metabolic triumphs and tribulations.

Metabolic triumphs and tribulations.


Aortic cartilage produced by intramural carrageenan.


The effect of administering sodium chloride, sodium bicarbonate and potassium bicarbonate to newly born piglets.


Effect of chelation on phosphorus metbolism in experimental atherosclerosis.


Richard St. John HONNER.

Richard St. John HONNER.


Electrophysiology of an insect heart.

Electrophysiology of an insect heart. Bioelectric activity in single cells of the moth myocardium has been measured in situ with intracellular microelectrodes with particular reference to the bizarre ionic medium which bathes the tissues. Resting potentials averaged 47 mv, inside negative with respect to outside, despite a value of 11 mv calculated on the basis of transmembrane potassium concentration gradients. Action potentials overshoot as much as 12 mv in the virtual absence of extracellular sodium. Two "types" of action potentials have been recorded; one that resembles vertebrate atrial action potentials is found in the cephalic region of the tubular heart, and the other, similar in contour to vertebrate ventricular action potentials, is found in the areas posterior to the first abdominal segment. Histological sections indicate no structural differences between the two areas. Typical cardiac pacemaker type potentials occur but are not topographically localized. The effects of the omission from the perfusion fluid of the four major cationic constituents, Na(+), K(+), Ca(++) and Mg(++), on resting and action potentials may be summarized as: no effect, hyperpolarization, prolonged repolarization, and depolarization, respectively.


In-flight pilot incapacitation.

In-flight pilot incapacitation.


The incidence and value of radiological signs in scurvy.


The value of the standard chest radiograph in isolated valvular pulmonary stenosis.


Recent studies on the regulation of hypophysial Iuteinizing hormone secretion.


The biosynthesis of phosphatides in several tissue-culture cell lines.


Fractures of the forearm.

Fractures of the forearm.


Antibody response to tetanus toxoid 15 years after initial immunization.


The work of an occupational hygiene service in environmental control.


A controlled study of ratal automobile accidents in New York City.


Rupture of the rectus abdominis muscle.

Rupture of the rectus abdominis muscle.


What is leprosy? Leprosy, zara'eth, ngerengere, Hansen's disease.


Lymphangiography in malignant disease.

Lymphangiography in malignant disease.


An approach to the measurement of genetic relatedness among organisms.


Bilateral renal-vein thrombosis and the nephrotic syndrome in adults.


Coombs' (antiglobulin) reaction in severely-burned rats.


Gas-liquid chromatographic analysis of the triglyceride composition of molecular distillates of butter oil.


Cholesterol esters and the synthesis of milk fat.


Hypnosis and the process of learning.

Hypnosis and the process of learning.


Reiter's syndrome: a review and a report of two cases.


Diagnosis of gouty arthritis. 18 months' experience with a pathognomonic test.


Crystal-induced inflammation; syndromes of gout and pseudogout.


A comparison of the duration of local anti-inflammatory effect of several adrenocorticosteroid esters--a bioassay technique.


Curare-like activity of polypropylene glycol adducts.


Growth differences in progeny of single Tetrahymena pyriformis.


The nature of cyanide adaptation in Tetrahymena pyriformis W.


Metabolism changes in Tetrahymena pyriformis W adapted to potassium cyanide.


Management of intraocular foreign bodies.


Retrograde visulization of the hepatic veins in dogs.


Pulmonary hemorrhage and glomerulonephritis. The relation of pulmonary hemorrhage to certain types of glomerular lesions.


Suxamethonium "extension" by tetrahydroaminacrine.


Venous distensibility during the menstrual cycle.


Dental extraction under self-hypnosis.

Dental extraction under self-hypnosis.


Convulsions from psilocybe mushroom poisoning.


Kennel management and efficient production of pups.


Lipid peroxide in livers of irradiated rats.


Abdominal pregnancy: review and case report.


Observations on the metabolism of two N-acyl derivatives of iopanoic acid.


Hiatus hernia with esophagitis and acute hemorrhage.


N-Methylation of nicotine ad cotinine in vivo.


Synergistic toxicity of triethylene thiophosphoramide and folic acid in the IRC-741 leukemia.


Obstruction of the male urethral meatus.


Ringertz tumour with an unusual presentation.


The denaturation of proteins. I. Sedimentation, diffusion, optiacal rotation, viscosity and gelation in urea solutions of ovalumin and bovine serum albumin.


Fractionation of plasma containing the long acting thyroid stimulator.


Fibrinogen titer as an indicator of physiologic stability.


Meniere's disease.

Meniere's disease.


A critical evaluation of the antagonism of drugs to intravenous histamine in the guinea pig.


The clinical aspects of cancer chemotherapy.


Comparative studies on mercurated 1, 6, 8-triazabicyclo (4.3.0) nonane-7,9-diones and chlormerodrin.


The nursing assistant.

The nursing assistant.


Effects of surface active agents on oxygen bubble characteristics.


Hospital accommodation for an aging population.


The British National Health Service in perspective.


Variation in casual measurements of arterial pressure in two populations (Birmingham and South Wales) re-examined after intervals of 3-4 1/2 years.


A comparative study of a strain of myxovirus from cattle in California affected with shipping fever with American and European strains of parainfluenza 3 virus.


Studies of the etiologic agents of infectious bovine rhinotracheitis and Blaschenausschlag (coital vesicular exanthema).


Distribution and persistence of infectious bovine rhinotracheitis virus in experimentally infected cattle.


Paleolithic man from the Crimea.

Paleolithic man from the Crimea.


Significance of the pentose shunt dehydrogenases in corticosteroid biosynthesis.


Competitive inhibition of corticoid synthesis by estrogens.


Estrogen regulation of the dehydrogenase enzymes of the adrenal cortex.


The regulation of adrenal function by estrogens and other hormones.


Psychiatry in general practice.

Psychiatry in general practice. Psychiatrists should include the family doctor in their plans for future psychiatric services. The general practitioner now treats most of the patients who seek help for psychiatric disorder and he could not give up his psychiatric practice even if he wanted to. Furthermore, there are not now nor will there ever be enough psychiatrists to take over all patients with mental ills. Most emotionally disturbed patients can be better handled by their family physicians than by a specialist.To provide the best care for emotionally disturbed people the communication between family doctors and psychiatrists must be improved. The specialist must acknowledge the importance of the general practitioner's role in psychiatric diagnosis and treatment and give him more help. Medical schools must provide better undergraduate and postgraduate psychiatric training for the students who will become family doctors. Health plans and other prepayment agencies should properly compensate the general practitioner for giving psychiatric treatment. The specialist in psychiatry should consult more readily with the general practitioner and help him carry out some of the therapy. General hospitals should permit family doctors to admit mental patients to psychiatric wards in a general hospital and to carry out psychiatric treatment with the help of the specialist in psychiatry.


Organising family doctor care.

Organising family doctor care.


Localization of intestinal bleeding using a miniature Geiger counter. This study reports the practical problems involved in the use of a miniature Geiger counter to detect the site of bleeding into the intestine. The observations so far have been made in dogs but its possible application in man is proposed.


Disappearance of luminous designs.

Disappearance of luminous designs. When a subject fixates on a luminous design under conditions of low illumination, he experiences a fragmenting disappearance of the figure. This fragmentation occurs in meaningful units and is comparable to the disappearance of images stabilized on the retina. The luminous paint technique offers a new and simple approach to the study of visual perception.


A multidimensional study of the behavior of severely retarded boys.


Effects of increased mothering on the behavior of severely retarded boys.


The laboratory--viral and rickettsial diseases.


Trends in medical records.

Trends in medical records.


Multiple myeloma.

Multiple myeloma.


Congenital obstruction of the duodenum: case report.


Cervical cancer and vital statistics.

Cervical cancer and vital statistics. Records of cervical cancer mortality in vital statistics have been so affected by differences in diagnosis, certification, compilation and presentation that they are not suitable for time and place comparisons. Records of combined mortality charged to cervical cancer, other uterine cancer and cancer of other genital organs have been less affected. These records from different places show declines which do not appear to be correlated with control programs but, in recent years, have brought the rates from places cited into agreement. Reductions in reported cases of cervical cancer following screening for and treatment of carcinoma in situ have stimulated interest. However, the uncertainty in the mortality records and in understanding of cervical cancer and its relationship to carcinoma in situ, agreement in recent mortality rates despite diversity of sources, and other pertinent considerations cast doubt on the significance of such reductions.


Valuable goals for the medical school. The larger, common goal.


Intraspecific nuclear transplantation in frogs.


"To teach them this art".

"To teach them this art".


Overdosage effects and danger from tranquilizing drugs.


Genetic factors in intestinal polyposis.


Frederick Parkes WEBER--1863-1962.

Frederick Parkes WEBER--1863-1962.


A catalog of X-linked traits in man.

A catalog of X-linked traits in man.


On the X chromosome of man.

On the X chromosome of man.


Genetics in medicine and medicine in genetics.


Genetic aspects of respiratory disease.

Genetic aspects of respiratory disease.


Post extrasystolic T-wave changes and myocardial ischaemia.


Surgical training in Canada.

Surgical training in Canada.


Venous stasis in the lower extremities. An evaluation of early ambulation.


An evaluation of clinical signs in the diagnosis of venous thrombosis.


Obstetric significance of the narrow transverse diameter of the pelvic inlet.


Cigaret smoking and pulmonary ventilation.


Pathological zinc-rich synapses.

Pathological zinc-rich synapses.


Amphetamine and ammonshorn-sclerosis.

Amphetamine and ammonshorn-sclerosis.


Does maternal immunity to male antigen affect the sex ratio of the young?


A taxic neurological syndrome.

A taxic neurological syndrome.


Fatty acid composition of adipose tissue. a study in three races in East Africa.


Xerophthalmia.

Xerophthalmia.


Nutritional factors in urinary lithiasis.


Blood amino acid studies. IV. Some factors affecting plasma amino acid levels in human subjects.


Observations on the diagnosis of pneumoconiosis, with special reference to radiography.


Pulmonary fibrosis and encephalopathy associated with the inhalation of aluminium dust.


A study of nipple discharge in the nonlactating breast.


A mitotic inhibiting serum fraction--its biological effect and concentration.


A serum fraction influencing tumor growth.


The comparative anatomy of the pulmonary vascular tree.


Primary pyloric hypertrophy in the adult.


Research in prosthetics.

Research in prosthetics.


Intestitial cystitis.

Intestitial cystitis. Interstitial cystitis, a disease of unknown origin which occurs predominantly in women, causes great pain and considerable disability. In most cases, the long interval between onset of symptoms and establishment of the diagnosis is due to a lack of familiarity with the disease.Although there is no "cure," several forms of therapy may lead to improvement. In a series of 27 patients, 15 received benefit from distention of the bladder through the use of a solution of monoxychlorosene.


Independent-control harnessing in upper-extremity prosthetics.


Veingrafts in otologic surgery: with an analysis of 127 repairs of the tympanum.


Inhibitory effect of preirradiation saccharin habituation on conditioned avoidance behavior.


Ventriculoatrial shunt for hydrocephalus. Electrocardiographic control for accurate placement.


Advances in the treatment of diseases of the ear, nose and throat.


Personnel policy formulation and psychiatry.


Occupational psychiatry.

Occupational psychiatry.


Self-actualization in industry. Is it time to redefine job satisfaction?


Vitamin E deficiency and ion transport in rat-liver slices.


Ion transport in rat-liver slices.

Ion transport in rat-liver slices.


Hepatic failure in malnutrition.

Hepatic failure in malnutrition.


Serum-enzymes during recovery from malnutrition.


Unexpected clinical associations with poliovirus infections.


Infection hazards in swimming pools.

Infection hazards in swimming pools.


Enterovirus infections in Toronto during 1962. Of 37 children from Toronto and surrounding districts who developed aseptic meningitis during summer 1962, 17 excreted Echo 9 virus in feces and/or cerebrospinal fluid, 12 of whom showed rising or elevated Echo 9 antibody levels in paired sera. A further two patients yielded Echo 14 virus from cerebrospinal fluid, one of whose feces also contained this virus, and both patients showed rising Echo 14 antibody titres. Morbilliform rashes without rhinitis or conjunctivitis were encountered in three Echo 9 excretors who had aseptic meningitis and in six patients without meningitis, three of whom yielded Echo 9 virus.Paralytic poliomyelitis was encountered in three patients, all of whom excreted polioviruses which showed aluminum marker characteristics of virulent strains. One Type III patient presented with twitching and left-sided hemiparesis.Febrile reactions accompanied by headache or other symptoms were observed in seven children who ingested Sabin trivalent poliovirus vaccine one to 17 days previously. All made complete clinical recoveries. Polioviruses with aluminum or temperature markers typical of attenuated vaccine strains were isolated from feces of all patients, including Type III from five patients, Type I from three patients and Type II from one patient.


Smallpox in Toronto, 1962.

Smallpox in Toronto, 1962. A 14-year-old boy was seen on August 17, 1962, with a vesicular eruption of five days' duration. The vesicles were about 0.5 cm. in diameter, loculated, mainly distributed centrifugally, and all were at the same stage of development. On August 8, he left his residence in a rural area of southern Brazil where alastrim is endemic. His last smallpox vaccination was received at least six years ago. Alastrim virus was isolated from vesicle fluid obtained on August 17 and 19 by inoculation of chorioallantoic membranes of embryonated eggs. A fourfold rising level of vaccinia antihemagglutinin in paired serum samples was consistent with infection by alastrim virus. The patient has since recovered uneventfully.