Prognostic significance of papilledema in course of respiratory insufficiency.


Preliminary study--air contamination with microorganisms during use of air turbine handpieces.


A gas chromatographic trap designed to collect compounds which tend to form aerosols.


The biology of teratomas including evidence indicating their origin form primordial germ cells.


Subjective scaling of length and area and the matching of length to loudness and brightness.


The scaling of subjective roughness and smoothness.


A survey of the results of radiotherapy for lung cancer.


Introduction to the Caldwell Lecture, 1962 (C. Allen GOOD).


Psoriasis treated with tropical fluocinolone acetonide and occlusive dressings.


Transverse or oblique presentation of the fetus.


Organised medicine in modern society--the B.M.A. lecture.


Esters produced from n-heptadecane by Micrococcus cerificans.


The metabolism of silkmoth tissues. I. Incorporation of leucine into protein.


Tuberculosis of the spine treated conservatively with chemotherapy: series of 72 patients collected 1949-1954 and followed to 1961.


From the founders of child psychiatry; reminiscenes.


Psychomotor epilepsy associated with criminal behaviour.


Parents and strangers as reinforcing agents for children's performance.


The effectiveness of social reinforcement following two conditions of social deprivation.


Congenital cysts, sinuses and fistulas of the neck.


The role of age and verbalization in probability-learning.


Ubiquinone and ubichromenol in Torula yeast.


The effect of a cold environment on malignant anorexia.


Loss of weight and metabolic rate of rats with lesions in the medial and lateral hypothalamus.


The effect of two schedules of primary and conditioned reinforcement. Of 23 pigeons, 11 received continuous reinforcement for key pecking, and 12 received an FR 10 schedule of reinforcement. The birds were then tested without food, but with potential conditioned reinforcers presented either on the same schedule as in training, on the other schedule, or not at all. Each bird in the subgroup trained on CRF and tested with S(r)'s at FR 10 not only gave more responses in testing than did each bird in both subgroups receiving no S(r)'s, but also gave more responses than did each bird in the S(r) subgroup receiving CRF training and S(r)'s at CRF. Cumulative records are presented to show the effects of different schedules of conditioned reinforcers.


Induction of kidney tumors in mice by the use of 20-methylcholanthrene-impregnated strings.


The induction of sarcomas in the colon of rats by intraluminal application of hydrocarbons.


Intrascleral nerve loops. A clinical study of frequency and treatment.


Tyrosinase activity of organs containing tegumental glands in the crayfish.


Folic acid deficiency in hereditary spherocytosis.


Congenital defects due to thalidomide.

Congenital defects due to thalidomide.


Ready to serve.

Ready to serve.


Ion etching of dental tissues in a scanning electron microscope.


Diabetes mellitus and pernicious anaemia.


Pyrethrum: its use in public health.

Pyrethrum: its use in public health.


Apparatus to aid human chromosome analysis.


Nucleic acid metabolism in intestinal mucosa. III. Loss of nucleic acids from intestinal mucosa of the rat during incubation in vitro.


Renal hypertension. An appraisal of diagnostic studies and of direct operative treatment.


Nucleic acid metabolism in intestinal mucosa. IV. The effect of glucose on incorporation of C-14-formate into purines and pyrimidines in vitro.


Induction of pulmonary tumors in C57 BL mice using strings impregnated with 20-methyl-cholanthrene.


Evaluation of intravenous renal arteriography.


Importence in the male.

Importence in the male.


The potential radiation hazard associated with the operation of nuclear reactor in the future.


The adequacy of education for general practice: a medical educator's viewpoint. The effect on medical education of the doubling of medical knowledge every 10 years is discussed. A brilliant student who might successfully master all the present facts and theories by graduation would be seriously out of date 10 years later, and hopelessly so by retirement age unless he continued his education while in practice. Lengthening the undergraduate course is not considered an effective solution, nor is increasing the general practice internship to two years. Emphasis should be placed on self-education by the medical student, on the inculcation of habits of study and motivation to encourage lifelong learning, and on the provision of more adequate programs of continuing education for the practising doctor. Teachers in medical schools require a better understanding of and interest in the learning processes of their students rather than concentrating on the exposition of their own knowledge.


Skin sensitivity to BCG and human tuberculins following BCG vaccination in man.


A multiple group comparison of scores on the Hoffer-Osmond diagnostic test.


The obstetrical use of ergot.

The obstetrical use of ergot.


Treatment of chronic disease of the lung with prolonged low dosage of oxytetracycline.


The regeneration of the contents of the lens capsules of rabbits after removal of cataracts induced by x-irradiation.


Serological definition of Lancefield group K.


Evolutio of natural resistance to the newer penicillins.


A comment on the psychodynamics of the hypnotic state.


The pharmacology of anti-emetic drugs.

The pharmacology of anti-emetic drugs.


Sponsorship of geographic pathology by the International Academy of Pathology.


Uncontrolled growth of cell population.

Uncontrolled growth of cell population.


Auriculotemporal neuralgia. Report of a case.


Determination of ornithine, lysine, arginine, citrulline and histidine.


Dose distribution problems in megavoltage therapy. III. The clinical significance of dose distribution problems.


The hospital executive.

The hospital executive.


Quantitative laws for sensory perception.


Portal gas embolism: a prognostic sign in mesenteric vascular occlusion.


A simple technique for suction drainage of wounds.


Allergy and the rhinologist.

Allergy and the rhinologist.


Cardiac arrest and acidosis.

Cardiac arrest and acidosis.


Wound sepsis and operatinglist order.

Wound sepsis and operatinglist order.


The X chromosome of man.

The X chromosome of man.


Some problems of massive blood transfusion during surgical procedures.


The chromatography of polylysine.

The chromatography of polylysine.


Determination of the degree of polymerization of oligosaccharides.


Epidermal sterols and tumor initiation.

Epidermal sterols and tumor initiation.


The significance of drug substitution.

The significance of drug substitution.


Health physics services at the Atomic Energy Research Establishment, Harwell.


The rate of formation and lymphatic removal of fluid in pleural effusions.


Leaves from the Army Tumour Registry. I. Tumours of lymphoid tissue.


Detection of toxic compounds in humans and animals by rapid infrared techniques.


Memoir of the late Samuel Smith THOMSON of Belfast.


Acute carbon tetrachloride intoxication.


The toxicology of methyl chloroform.

The toxicology of methyl chloroform.


Detection of halogenated hydrocarbons in the expired air of human beings using the electron capture detector.


Drug research on human subjects. The role of the clinical pharmacologist vs that of the clinical investigator.


Hospitals in Scandinavia.

Hospitals in Scandinavia.


The mammalian oncogenic viruses.

The mammalian oncogenic viruses.


Polyoma virus carcinogenesis.

Polyoma virus carcinogenesis.


Postpartum use of nitrofurazone vaginal suppositories. A double-blind study.


In vitro testing of sensitivity of tubercle bacilli to ethionamide.


Cuticular lesions of Ascaris suum caused by Pseudomonas sp.


Beetles serving as intermediate hosts of swine nematodes in southern Georgia.


An inquiry into the concept of working through.


Radiation hazards control.

Radiation hazards control.


Radiation hazards control in survival operations in the event of a nuclear war. The concepts of radiation protection in survival operations are explained, and procedures devised to control radiation hazards for the protection of the population and maintenance of the operating efficiency of survival operations personnel are presented.Radiation protection is a command function. The medical responsibility is to provide advice on the probable effects of radiation exposure in the light of existing knowledge of these effects in man.The major hazard is that of external exposure to penetrating gamma radiation. Radiation exposure guides indicate that persons may be exposed to not more than 100 r whole body radiation in a six-week period, or 200 r whole body radiation in a period in excess of six weeks, without loss of operational efficiency. Beta radiation from fallout deposited on skin or clothing may produce burns, but these injuries will not be incapacitating and can be controlled by simple procedures.The internal hazard is mainly from ingestion of food or water contaminated with radioactive material. For protection, only canned or packaged foods and water from covered or deep wells are consumed during the early days after a nuclear attack.


An American concept of comprehensive care.


Pediatric manpower in the United States, and its implications.


Detection of diabetes mellitus under population survey conditions (Forfar Community Survey, 1962).


The relationship of aviation medicine to space medicine.


The estimation of magnesium in serum and urine by atomic absorption spectrophotometry.


Account of 1,000 consecutive deliveries in a general practice based on a type of maternity unit.


Chronic fluorine poisoning caused by the drinking of subterranean waters containing excessive quantities of fluorine.


New developments in evaluating evidence from the skeleton.


Grasshopper (Phymateus leprosus Fabr.) poisoning in a Bantu child.


The toxicity of (a) Neorautanenia ficifolia (Benth.) C. A. Smith and (b) Neorautanenia coriacea C. A. Smith.


Bacteraemia following prostatectomy.

Bacteraemia following prostatectomy.


Perforation of cervical oesophagus at oesophagoscopy.


The manometric determination of thiamine pyrophosphate and the inhibition of the acid yeast phosphatase.


Perfusion with fibrinolysin in experimental iliofemoral thromboembolism.


Catecholamines and diarrhea in ganglioneuroblastoma.


Separation of sulfated urinary acid mucopolysaccharides utilizing cetyltrimethylammonium bromide and ethyl alcohol.


Different effects of hypothermia on two syndromes of positive acceleration.


Three concepts related to group therapy and group therapy training.


Techniques of psychotherapy in a small hospital.


Treatment dilemmas with psychotic and sociopathic patients.


Histoplasmosis. Report of a case.

Histoplasmosis. Report of a case.


The insertion of vitallium prosthesis in subcapital fractures of the hip.


The measurement of the content of carbon dioxide in plasma.


The effect of Triton on the rat aorta.

The effect of Triton on the rat aorta.


The intrinsic efficacy of penicillin prophylaxis in streptococcal infection and protection.


A demonstration project in programmed instruction.


Erythromycin propionate and potassium penicillin V in the treatment of group A stretpococcal pharyngitis.


Grain count corrections in autoradiography.


The adequacy of first aid.

The adequacy of first aid.


Panel on medical book selection. The editor.


The use of physical medicine in office pratice, with particular emphasis on the aftercare of fractures.


Immunoassay of insulin with insulin antibody precipitate.


Phisical fitness for women--why?

Phisical fitness for women--why?


Arthroplasty of the hip.

Arthroplasty of the hip.


What has happened to our contagious disease hospitals?


Content and me hod of health supervision by physicians in child health conferences in Baltimore, 1959.


Trends in health education by physicians in child health conferences in Baltimore, 1821-1959.


The physiological responses of chimpanzees to stimulated launch and re-entry accelerations.


The bovine endometrium--an electron microscopic study.


The 'as if' phenomenon in hysteria.

The 'as if' phenomenon in hysteria.


Seminar on immunity to parasitic helminths. IV. Schistosome infections.


Cercaria vs. schistosomule (Schistosoma mansoni): absence of the pericercarial envelope in vivo and the early physiological and histological metamorphosis of the parasite.


A case for misdiagnosis.

A case for misdiagnosis.


The early lesions in veno-occlusive disease of the liver.


The planning of urological departments.

The planning of urological departments.


Chemistry of fibrinolysis.

Chemistry of fibrinolysis.


Incorporation of valine-1-C14 into serum and tissue proteins of rats fed torula yeast diets.


Adaptive regulation of ascorbic acid synthesis in rat-liver extracts. Effect of x-irradiation and of dietary changes.


Reliability of judgments of articulation proficiency.


Carbohydrate metabolism in leucocytes. V. The metabolism of five-carbon substrates in polymorphonuclear leucocytes of rabbit.


Metabolism of D-ribose1-C14 and C14-labeled d-gluconate in an enzyme system of the genus Propionibacterium. Stjernholm, Rune L. (Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio) and Frank Flanders. Metabolism of d-ribose-1-C(14) and C(14)-labeled d-gluconate in an enzyme system of the genus Propionibacterium. J. Bacteriol. 84:563-568. 1962.-Ribose-1-C(14) and potassium gluconate labeled in different positions were incubated with cell-free extracts of Propionibacterium shermanii. The resulting propionate, acetate, and succinate were isolated and the C(14) distribution determined by degradation. It is proposed that the extensive randomization observed is caused by the conversion of the labeled substrates to fructose-6-phosphate via the transketolase-transaldolase sequence followed by the Embden-Meyerhof pathway, and that the triosephosphates produced by these metabolic routes are metabolized via pyruvate to succinate and propionate.


Formation of methylmalonyl-CoA and succinyl-CoA by extracts of mycobacterium smegmatis.


Fluroimetric determination of oestrogenic steroids using Ittrich's extraction method.


Isolation of an anabolic, uterotrophic compound from corn infected with Gibberella zeae.


Carcinoma of the stomach in young patients.


Medical education and practice in Hong Kong.


Antienzymes to alpha- and beta-amylase.

Antienzymes to alpha- and beta-amylase.


The North Staffordshire Medical Institute.


New concepts of angina pectoris.

New concepts of angina pectoris.


Influence of alpha-chymotrypsin on endothelial corneal dystrophy.


Influence of alpha chymotrypsin of endothelial corneal dystrophy.


Intracellular distribution of the early products of photosynthesis.


On the death rates from cancer of the stomach and respiratory diseases in 1949-53 among coal miners and other male residents in counties of England and Wales.


A critical examination of the relationship between socioeconomic status and mortality.


The influence of strong solutions of uerea and poly alcohols on the spectroscopic behavior of ribonucleic acid and nucleotides.


The acid base properties of nucleotides in strong aqueous solutions of urea and sucrose.


Mesenteric infarction during hypothermia. A case report.


Structure of the plasma membrane. An electron-microscope study.


Some observations on negatively stained mitochondria. A particulate component of mitochondria is described which is observed in negatively stained preparations of unfixed whole mitochondria or their fragments. It consists of a roughly spherical particle, approximately 85 A in diameter, found on the surface of the cristae and probably also on the side of the mitochondrial envelope which faces the matrix. It is attached to the underlying membrane by a narrow stalk 40 to 50 A long. The particle appears to be rather labile and it is destroyed or at least rendered unrecognizable by all conventional fixatives used in electron microscopy, especially OsO(4).


Respiratory disease in U.S. soft-coal miners: clinical and etiological considerations. A study of 30 cases.


Medical nursing clinic for the chronically ill.


Chylous effusions into the intestine in a patient with protein-losing gastroenteropathy.


A secondary amine producing analgesia in humans.


Neurologic manifestations of leptospirosis in a dairy cow.


The behavior of Brucella neotomae and Brucella suis in reciprocal superinfection experiments in mice and guinea pigs.


The significance of the leucocyte concentrate in the demonstration of tumour cells in the blood.


Immunochemical identification of salivary proteins.


Direct conversion of sulfatides into cerebrosides.


Structure of sulfatides.

Structure of sulfatides.


The abnormal life span of the red blood cell.


Considerations on three cases of Morquio's disease.


Evipan activation as a method of electroencephalographic location of cerebral lesional processes.


Klippel-Trenanay syndrome.

Klippel-Trenanay syndrome.


What shapes a comunity's attitude toward a hospital?


The isolation and identification of bound coumarin from Melilotus alba.


Conditions affecting transformation by polyoma virus.


Characteristics of normal and transformed clones arising from BHK21 cells exposed to polyoma virus.


Delayed transformation by polyoma virus.


Neoplastic transformation by polyoma virus and its wider implications.


Psychiatric training for future responsibilities.


The current status of the tetracyclines.


Integration of religious life and hospital administration.


Acceptance of the Howland medal and award.


A method for the differential staining of beta cells in sheep pancreas.


Viral hepatitis.

Viral hepatitis.


Unexpected gynaecomastia.

Unexpected gynaecomastia.


Flat anterior chambers following intraocular surgery.


Standard method of assessing relative effectiveness of therapies for arterial occlusive diseases.


Effects of experimental electrolyte depletion upon renal water and solute excretion.


Effect of air pollutants on wildlife.

Effect of air pollutants on wildlife.


Test for hypersusceptibility to hemolytic chemicals.


Guanethidine and chlorthalidone in hypertension. Long-term treatment of hypertension with the combination of guanethidine (Ismelin) and chlorthalidone (Hygroton).


A definitive correlation between mean adrenal weight, body weight and sex, in the sheep.


Induced alterations of vitiliginous skin.


A technique of anaesthesia for cancer perfusion.


Constrictive epicarditis and hemopericardium.


Biosynthesis of thyroid hormone following cabbage feeding in guinea pigs.


Molecular ratio and discrepancies between I-131 and I-127 analyses of thyroid hormone biogenesis after MTU in rats and guinea pigs.


Partial inhibition of the first phases of biogenesis of thyroid hormones.


Client likability: a variable in the study of psychotherapy.


Cytoplasmic inclusions of mucopolysaccharide in the lymphocytes of the chichlid aequidens portalegrensis with gargoylism.


Pharyngeal glands in the mouthbreeding anabantid Betta anabatoides Bleeker.


Muscular dystrophy in fishes, amphibians and reptiles.


Localized areas of high alkaline phosphatase activity in the endothelium of arteries in the axolotl.


Thiotepa and breast cancer.

Thiotepa and breast cancer.


A clinical trial of tri-iodothyronine as a hormone potentiator in advanced breast cancer.


Muscular dystrophy in lower vertebrates.


Cutaneous sinuses of dental origin.

Cutaneous sinuses of dental origin.


Visual potential and its use in geriatric mental hospital patients.


Biology of nematodes parasitic in animals.


Antibodies to denatured deoxyribonucleic acid in lupus erythematosus serum. V. Mechanism of DNA-anti-DNA inhibition by chloroquine.


Antibodies to denatured deoxyribonucleic acid in lupus erythematosus serum. IV. Evidence for purine determinants in DNA.


Problems of marriage.

Problems of marriage.


The consistency of psychiatrists' clinical judgments.


Current evaluation of the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of rheumatic fever.


Discrimination learning by monkeys with spatial separation of cue and response.


Accessory plasma factors involved in the bactericidal test for type-specific antibody to group A Streptococci. II. Human plasma cofactor (s) enhancing opsonization of encapsulated organisms. A study was made of the nature of the thermolabile plasma factors in human blood which promote the phagocytosis of Group A streptococci in vitro in the presence of optimal amounts of type-specific M antibody. The plasmas of individuals with strong opsonic activity (normal) were compared with those of some individuals whose opsonic activity was consistently weak (deficient). A general relationship was established between encapsulation of streptococci and the opsonic requirement for thermolabile plasma factor(s). Marked differences in phagocytosis of Group A organisms by human bloods were demonstrated with encapsulated strains only. Human bloods deficient in the cofactor required for opsonization of encapsulated streptococci (coopsonin) showed a normal rate of phagocytosis against all other organisms and particles studied. Furthermore, coopsonin-deficient bloods contained normal levels of four components of complement, of properdin, of lysozyme, and of direct bactericidal activity against several species of Gram-negative organisms and of E. coli bacteriophage. The independence of the streptococcal coopsonin from complement was also demonstrated by absorption of plasma with bentonite and with zymosan. Under appropriate conditions, the coopsonin was reduced without significant loss of complement. The data support the concept that the capsule of the streptococcus imposes an opsonic requirement for a plasma factor(s) which is present in varying amounts in human bloods and which appears to be independent of the complement system. The possibility that it is accessory to the latter components has not been excluded.


Skid row sanatorium?

Skid row sanatorium?


Dystocia due to distention of the fetal bladder: report of a case.


Studies on the deoxyribonucleases of bacteriophage-infected Escherichia coli.


Antimalarial drugs in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis.


What is a reasonable 'standard rate' for patient accidents?


MMPI differences between emotionally disturbed and delinquent adolescent girls.


A patch panel for operant programming components.


Leukopenic infectious monocytosis. Report of a case closely simulating acute monocytic leukemia.


Pancreas and parathyroid. Parathyroid adenoma in association with pancreatic calcification.


Influence of temperature on olfactory sensitivity.


Transtracheal injection as an adjunct to bronchoscopy.


The prolonged effects of a low cholesterol, high carbohydrate diet upon the serum lipids in diabetic patients.


Cardiac function after embolization of coronaries with microspheres.


Response to handling as a function of sex and emotional differences in the albino rat.


Torsion of the hydatid of Morgagni (appendix testis). Report of three cases.


A chromosome analysis of the domestic pig (Sus scrofa) utilizing a peripheral-blood culture technique.


Polarization of the pigment pattern in the regenerating iris of adult newt eyes.


Idiopathic hyperglyceridaemia treated with methyl testosterone and methandienone.


Factors affecting survival of patients with ovarian carcinoma.


Advanced intraligamentary pregnancy (case report).


Respiratory diseases. Magnitude of the problem.


The validity of some existing methods of measuring corneal contour compared with suggested new methods.


The loss of partial tolerance following sub-lethal irradiadition.


Genetic studies of natural populations of Drosophila: Drosophila pseudoobscura, a large dominant population.


Selective service and education for the medical specialties.


Myxedema and heart disease.

Myxedema and heart disease.


The cause and prevention of postoperative psychoses in the elderly.


Cell cultivation in syringe chambers.

Cell cultivation in syringe chambers.


Studies on the mechanism of shock: the effect of limb ischaemia on the non-esterified fatty acids of rat plasma.


Radiation effects on immune mechanisms.

Radiation effects on immune mechanisms.


Pulmonary embolism and embolectomy.

Pulmonary embolism and embolectomy.


Jean-Baptiste Bouillaud and Ernest AUBURTIN. Early studies on cerebral localization and the speech center.


Relationship between fluoride deposition and metastatic calcification in soft tissues of rat and guinea pig.


Role of skeleton and kidney in fluoride absorption in rat.


Silver's syndrome. Syndrome of congenital asymmetry, short stature, and altered pattern of sexual development.


Neural complications of cervical spondylosis: their response to laminectomy and foramenotomy.


The influence of micro-electrodes on neuronal discharge patterns in the auditory system.


Experience with alpha-phenoxy-ethyl-penicillin in children.


The effect of antimycin A on the operation of Krebs cycle in baker's yeast.


Carbohydrate metabolism in some pathological conditions and in the cold.


The dermatological aspects of collagen diseases.


Characterization of ribosomes from Neurospora crassa. Ribosomes isolated from growing hyphae of Neurospora crassa contain 53 per cent protein and 47 per cent RNA and have a sedimentation coefficient of 81S at 20 degrees C and infinite dilution. These ribosomes are stable at pH 7.4 in the presence of 0.01 M and 0.002 M MgCl(2) but undergo a dissociation into smaller particles if the MgCl(2) concentration is lowered to 0.0001 M. Two types of RNA with sedimentation coefficients of 19S(20) (50) and 13S(20) (50) have been extracted from the 81S particles.


Evaluation of radiation response as an index of aging in mice.


Cardiac resuscitation following fatal coronary thrombosis.


An American medical exhibit in the U.S.S.R.


Evidence that the PCO2 of mixed venous blood is not a regulator of ventilation during exercise.


The human touch.

The human touch.


Phenol red (PSP) excretion as a renal function test in prostatism.


Mechanism of thrombolysis.

Mechanism of thrombolysis.


Experimental studies: thrombolytic activity and related phenomena.


Effect of variations in previous diet on fasting plasma lipids.


Severe hyponatremia associated with pneumonia.


Diet and histamine in the ruminant. Occurrence of histamine in silage.


Diseases due to factor-V-deficiency.

Diseases due to factor-V-deficiency.


Congenital esophageal atresia: complications of therapy and their management.


Social class and medical practice.

Social class and medical practice.


Temporalis muscle fascia and denatured fat grafts in middle-ear surgery.


Clinical and hemodynamic assessment of mitral stenosis and insufficiency.


The continued control of tuberculosis.

The continued control of tuberculosis.


Accidental poisoning by Darvon occurring in a four-year-old girl.


The leukocytic response of cows and calves to acute infection with an agent of the psittacosis-lymphogranuloma group.


Myocardial involvement in progressive muscular dystrophy.


Atrial septal defect. Clinical and hemodynamic findings and results of open heart surgery.


Empathy, self-esteem, and birth order.

Empathy, self-esteem, and birth order.


Birth order and an experimental study of empathy.


Total metadrenaline excretion in patients treated with alpha-methyldopa.


Central sterile supply--principles and practice.


Microbiological evaluation of protein quality with Tetrahymena pyriformis W. 3. A simplified assay procedure.


Reversibel binding of ACTH to a glass surface.


Percutaneous absorption.

Percutaneous absorption.


Abnormal mothering as a cause of mental subnormality. II. Case studies and conclusions.


Recent observations on mesenchymal tumours in adults and children. Recognition of the types and characteristics of mesenchymal tumours is important, since each type has biological features peculiar to itself that govern its growth and behaviour and it is essential to know these if treatment is to be effectual. Because many differentiated cell types are capable of acting as facultative fibroblasts, histological diagnosis is often in error. It has been found that no matter how bizarre a tumour may appear, if explanted in vitro, the cells will betray their true nature. By this means the various mesenchymal tumour types have been classified, many examples collected and followed up and their biological potentialities recorded. In more recent studies these uncommon tumours in children have been studied and many of them found to be less malignant than in adults. New varieties of mesenchymal tumours have been discovered in recent years, such as pseudosarcomatous fasciitis, elastofibroma dorsi, and bizarre variants of smooth muscle tumour.


Primary solid tumors of the great omentum.


Effect of cold and restraint on intracellular distribution of glutathione in rat liver.


A secondary induced thiamine deficiency in mink.


The conservative surgical approach to ameloblastomas of the mandible.


The customer complains.

The customer complains.


How to keep staph off the telephone.

How to keep staph off the telephone.


Electron microscope studies of bacteriophage adsorption with negative and positive staining.


Further studies of the metabolism of Pu-239 in adult beagles.


Some effects of long-term alpha irradiation on the composition and structure of bone.


Diastrophic dwarfism.

Diastrophic dwarfism.


Synthesis of high specific activity C14-carboxyl indoleacetic acid and of C14-nitrile indoleacetonitrile.


The pharmacologic properties of sulfadimethoxine in dairy cattle.


Special-purpose slide rules as exemplified by a rule for maintaining a constant exposure in successive autoradiographs with iodine-131.


Trial of chlorpropamide in subclinical diabetes.


A new phenotype-D plus G- (Rh:1,-12).

A new phenotype-D plus G- (Rh:1,-12).


Relation between the secondary optic fibre system and the centrencephalic system for convulusions. Localisation of a subcortical pacemaker for convulsions.


The lens and vitreous.

The lens and vitreous.


Phycomycosis. A clinicopathologic study of fifty-one cases.


On 1117 microsporum canis infections in Montreal (1954-1961).


Polyarthritis in Behcet's multiple symptom complex.


Experimental studies employing adhesive compounds in ophthalmic surgery.


Lattice degeneration of the retina.

Lattice degeneration of the retina.


On the origin of the cellulase and chitinase of Helix pomatia.


Towards foolproof chemotherapy for tuberculosis.


The ileal conduit in the management of children with neurogenic lesions of the bladder.


The ileal conduit in thirty-five children.


Carcinoma of the prostate: incidence, origin, pathology.


On aphasia and legasthenia in children. I.


Possible functions of the external root sheath during growth of the hair follicle.


The use of elongate microbeams of x-rays for simulating the effects of cosmic rays on tissues: a study of wound healing and hair follicle regeneration.


Cervical discography and electromyography in the diagnosis of lacerated or torn cervical disc.


Progressive communicating hydrocephalus following subarachnoid bleeding--a neurosurgical emergency.


The speed tie.

The speed tie.


Further support of some findings about the characteristics of smokers and nonsmokers.


A study of the folic acid antagonists in the treatment of psoriasis (aminopterin vs. methotrexate vs. aminopterin and a corticosteroid).


Man's debt to the laboratory animal.

Man's debt to the laboratory animal.


Psychiatric aspects of sterility.

Psychiatric aspects of sterility.


Electrical characteristics of rat skeletal muscle following adrenalectomy.


Coenzyme Q and succinatetetrazolium reductase activity of neonatal rat kidney.


The crystallization and x-ray investigation of one form of human carbonic anhydrase.


Circulation in the calf at rest, after arterial occlusion and after exercise in normal subjects and in patients with intermittent claudication.


Microchemical studies on single Haversian systems. IV. Distribution of calcium, phosphorus and nitrogen in bone tissue from a case of osteopetrosis.


Heat stable lactate dehydrogenase in the diagnosis of myocardial infarction.


Peritendinitis calcarea in the hand.

Peritendinitis calcarea in the hand.


An approach to assessing the meaning of "no change" in a pre-post experimental design.


Relationship between growth of animals and polyunsaturated fatty acid.


Comparative study on amounts of polyunsaturated fatty acid in human and cow's milk.


Ultrastructure of pulmonary adenomas in mice.


Alkaloids of Vinca rosea Linn. (Cathatanthus roseus G. Don). XVIII. Root alkaloids.


Demonstration of the absence of infectious Rous virus in rat tumour XC, whose structurally intact cells produce Rous sarcoma when transferred to chicks.


The relationships between virus and cell in rat sarcomas induced by Rous virus.


Studies on the pyrimidine derivatives. XX. On the studies of S-alkoxycarbonylthiamine. (1).


Transfer of amino acids from soluble ribonucleic aci to ribosome. III. Further studies on the interaction between ribosome and soluble ribonucleic aci.


Transfer of amino acids from soluble ribonucleic acid to ribosome. IV. Interaction of ribosome and chemically modified soluble ribonucleic acid.


Comparison among substrains from L strain in effects of bovine serum on cells in culture.


Establishment of a cell strain, JTC-12, from cynomolgus monkey kidney tissue.


Arterial pressure changes by drugs injected into isolated pulmonary circulation in dogs.


Studies of rates of transfer of D2O, H3, Cl-36, Na22, and Mg28 across the isolated pericardium of dogs.


Vaginal cornification in persistent-estrous mice.


Experimental studies on the caudal neurosecretory system of Tilapia mossambica.


Persistent vaginal cornification in mice. Persistent vaginal cornification induced in A/Crgl mice by brief postnatal treatment with estrogen is not prevented by later ovariectomy, adrenalectomy, or hypophysectomy. Transplantation of the persistently cornified vaginae into ovariectomized normal mice or into ovariectomized persistently estrous mice also does not eliminate cornification in the majority of transplants. Administration of "anti-estrogenic" steroids temporarily alters the vaginal picture in some but not all of these mice. The vaginal epithelium of the persistently estrous mouse appears to represent an altered cell population which does not require estrogen for its constant keratinization.


Thymidine degradation products in plant tissues labeled with tritiated thymidine. A study of the metabolic pathways of H(3)-thymidine utilization in buds of Lilium longiflorum and root tips of Vicia faba was undertaken in order to obtain information that might explain the binding of H(3) from H(3)-thymidine in the cytoplasm of these plants. H(3)-thymidine was administered for various periods of time, the tissues were fixed and processed in the manner routinely used in preparation for sectioning and autoradiography, and the radioactivity removed in this way from the tissues was determined. It was found that the ethanol/acetic acid fixative contained the major portion of the radioactivity. Analysis of this extract by paper chromatography showed that the radioactivity was distributed among various degradation products of thymidine, principally beta-ureidoisobutyric acid and beta-aminoisobutyric acid. Time course experiments with Vicia showed that these degradation products rapidly appeared in the tissue during incubation with H(3)-thymidine, while H(3)-thymine appeared in the incubation medium. Preliminary studies indicated that Vicia root tips incubated with H(3)-dihydrothymine for 24 hours would bind a small amount of H(3) non-specifically in the cells. It seems unlikely that utilization of degradation products of H(3)-thymidine is sufficient to explain labeling which is concentrated in the cytoplasm.


Serum magnesium level in acute renal failure.


Electroencephalographic findings in 140 enuretic patients.


The development of VCG in Japan.

The development of VCG in Japan.


Alternating right and left BBB patern and A-V block of various degrees with Stokes-Adams syndrome.


Variation of blood pressure in pregnant women


Public cancer education in Japan.

Public cancer education in Japan.


Bile acids and steroids. XXIII. Thiosteroids. (8). Intramolecular condensation of some 6-acetylthio steroids.


On the antigenic specificity of insoluble lipoprotein of rat cancer cells.


Studies of the metabolism and distribution of albumin with autologous I131-albumin in healthy men.


Some problems of diagnosis operative technique and post-operative management in cardiac surgery.


Extraction procedure for the measurement of blood volume with Brilliant Vital Red.


Distribution and excretion of I-131-iodide in men on pharmacologic doses of iodides.


Reconstitution of respiratory-enzyme systems. VII. Preparation of the cytochrome b-cl complex from heart muscle.


Adrenotropic activity of mammo-somatotropic tumors in rats and mice. I. Biologic aspects.


Electron microscopy of intracellular mineralization of oral filamentous microorganisms in vitro.


Studies on heme alpha-methenyl oxygenase. The enzymatic conversion of pyridine-hemichromogen into 656 mu substance by cell sap of guinea-pig liver.


Effects of temperature and metabolic inhibitors on the active Na transport in frog skin.


Histochemistry and quantitative estimation of thiamine in the skin.


Vitamin B complex and liver function in skin diseases.


Thiamine and riboflavin in relation to tyrosine melanin.


Some dermatoses peculiar to Japanese.

Some dermatoses peculiar to Japanese.


Studies on the metabolism of thioctic acid in skin diseases. II. Loading test of thioctic acid in various skin diseases.


Lipoic acid in the field of dermatology.


Thiamine metabolism in the field of dermatology.


Bimodal response of sympathetic ganglia to acetylcholine following eserine or repetitive preganglionic stimulation.


Asynchronous postganglionic firing from the cat superior cervical sympathetic ganglion treated with neostigmine. Neostigmine injected intra-arterially to the superior cervical ganglion of the cat evoked an asynchronous postganglionic nervous discharge in both normal and denervated superior cervical ganglia. This asynchronous firing was enhanced by tubocurarine but blocked by small doses of atropine. In addition, the responses evoked by acetylcholine in ganglia treated with neostigmine were characterized by two components. The first was blocked by tubocurarine and the second by atropine. Asynchronous firing evoked by repetitive preganglionic nerve stimulation of ganglia treated with neostigmine was blocked by atropine but not tubocurarine. It is suggested that neostigmine (1) has actions on ganglia other than those attributable to inactivation of cholinesterase, (2) may possess both pre- and post-synaptic sites of action, and (3) may unmask a cholinoceptive site which can be blocked by atropine.


Studies on beta-(pyrazolyl-n)-L-alanine.


Enzymatic studies of glucuronide formation in impaired liver. II. Activating effect of boiled liver extract on liver glucuronide formation.


Enzymatic studies of glucuronide formation in impaired liver. IV. Liver glucuronyl transferase activity and uridine diphosphate glucuronic acid content in viral hepatitis patients.


Urinary recovery of salicylamide as its glucuronide in liver disease.


Isolation of encogenous activator of glucuronide formation in liver.


Glutamate-induced depolarization in crustacean muscle.


Vascular lesions in experimental renal hypertension, with special reference to effect of hypotensive treatment.


Some properties of conductance changes at the end-plate membrane during the action of acetylcholine.


Effects of calcium on the conductance change of the end-plate membrane during the action of transmitter.


Mycobacterial cell walls. I. Methods of preparation and treatment with various chemicals. Takeya, Kenji (Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan) and Kazuhito Hisatsune. Mycobacterial cell walls. I. Methods of preparation and treatment with various chemicals. J. Bacteriol. 85:16-23. 1963.-Several methods of preparation of mycobacterial cell walls were examined, and the grinding method with glass powder, using Dry Ice, was found to give fairly good cell-wall preparations. "Paired fibrous structures" were clearly seen on the purified cell wall. The appearance of the cell wall as revealed by the electron microscope was not altered by digestion with trypsin, pronase, or pronase in 5% alcoholic solution, nor by treatment with 95% alcohol, acetone-alcohol mixture, or ether-alcohol mixture. By treatment with alcoholic KOH solution, the fibrous structure was removed. The remaining thin layer of the cell wall was tentatively designated the "basal layer" of the mycobacterial cell wall. The fibers appeared also to be removed by chloroform treatment. Nagarse digestion seemed to solubilize some constituents of the cell wall. The cell wall lost its shape and rigidity after lysozyme digestion.


Epidemiological study of unclassified mycobacteria infection using purified tuberculin protein.


Mycobacterial cell walls. II. Chemical composition of the "basal layer". Takeya, Kenji (Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan), Kazuhito Hisatsune, and Yasuko Inoue. Mycobacterial cell walls. II. Chemical composition of the "basal layer." J. Bacteriol. 85:24-30. 1963.-Chemical composition of the "basal layer" of the mycobacterial cell wall was determined. The layer contained 35% amino acids, 41.5% reducing sugars (mainly composed of arabinose and galactose), 13.8% amino sugars (glucosamine and muramic acid, 2:1), and 7.7% lipid. The main amino acids were alanine, glutamic acid, and diaminopimelic acid. Their molar ratio was approximately 2:2:1. The main difference in chemical composition between the cell wall and the basal layer was found in lipid content. According to the chemical composition, the basal layer resembles the walls of gram-positive bacteria, while the mycobacterial cell wall resembles the walls of gram-negative bacteria. The basal layer was thoroughly disintegrated by lysozyme digestion, and was considered to be an inner layer of the wall, conferring shape and rigidity on the mycobacterial cell wall.


A simple hemolysis test for the classification of mycobacteria.


Histochemistry of intracellular polysaccharide synthesis.


A quantitative study of tumor and host response in cervical cancer.


A cytoarchitectural study of the anterior perforated substance and its neighboring structures in man.


The irritability of the bronchial vagal constrictor nerve of guinea-pigs and its relation to the intensity of anaphylaxis.


Operative treatment of pathologic fractures.


Evaluation of "omentoplasty" and modified plication method as a treatment of recurring intestinal adhesion.


Metabolism of stimulated slices from cerebral cortex.


Experimental production of muscular dystrophy-like lesions in rabbits and guinea-pigs by an antoimmune process.


The reversible release of deoxyribonuclease, protein and ribonucleic acid from ribosomes.


Follow-up observations on patients with bronchial adenoma. A study of 25 operated cases.


On the late results of surgically treated cases of pulmonary tuberculosis in Northern Finland.


Temperature changes during the experimental ice arrest of the heart of the dog.


Functional stereotaxic exploration of epilepsy.


Immunoelectrophoretic study of mouse serum and urinary esterases. Chromatographic separation of albumin esterase.


Trimethadione nephrosis treated with cortisone and nitrogen mustard.


Histochemical adenosine triphosphatase in the subcommissural organ.


The effect of nandrolone decanoate upon the alkaline phosphatase of the adrenal cortex of the mouse.


The hypothalamo-hypophysial neurosecretory system in experimental hypertension in the rat.


Effect of thyroxine on maturation of the testes and proxtate gland of the rat.


Clinical and pathologic characteristics of carcinosarcoma of the esophagus.


The incidence and significance of pulmonic regurgitation after pulmonary valvulotomy.


Management of neurogenic vesical dysfunction.


Has psychologic malnutrition taken the place of rickets and scurvy in contemporary pediatric practice?


Normochromic, microcytic anemia of baby pigs.


Survival of Cr-51 labeled erythrocytes in swine.


Effects of preprandial whiskey on postalimentary lipemia.


Retinal cinematography using modified Zeiss Camera.


S. Weir MITCHELL.

S. Weir MITCHELL.


H. Houston MERRITT.

H. Houston MERRITT.


Gastric polyps and pulmonary tuberculosis.


Release of luteinizing hormone by cerebral cortex spreading depression.


Monarticular bacterial arthritis of the sternoclavicular joint due to Diplococcus pneumoniae: report of case and review of the literature.


Luteinizing hormone release by cerebral cortex stimulation in rats.


Morphological characteristics of the epididymal adipose tissue in different types of hereditary obese mice.


Psychology's concern with brain damage.

Psychology's concern with brain damage.


Cognitive function in Parkinson's disease.


Studies of visual depth perception. IV. Comparisons of texture densities on a visual cliff by chicks.


Studies on the postirradiation oxygen effect in bacterial spores.


Effect of hydrocortisone on experimental silicotic nodule.


Comparison of 2,17-dimethyl testosterone and fluoxymesterone in metastatic breast cancer. Nonprogression--an index of tumor therapy evaluation.


Polyserositis induced by psicofuranine in man and comparative toxicity in the rat, mouse, chicken, and monkey.


Megaloblastosis produced by a cytosine antagonist, 1-beta-D-arabinofuranosylcytosine.


Specific gravity of live sheep.

Specific gravity of live sheep.


The effect of sodium fluoride on parathyroid function in the rat as studied by peritoneal lavage.


Unusual submaxillary "tumor". Report of a case.


Aldosterone antagonists.

Aldosterone antagonists.


Nutritive value of some leaf-proteins. I. Amino-acid composition of Trigonella foenum-graecum and Hibiscus cannabinus.


Influence of age upon the ability of thyroxine and estrogen to increase serum alkaline phosphatase of the chicken.


The anatomy and function of the ureterovesical junction.


Cancer arising in thyroglossal duct remnant.


Studies on soluble ribonucleic acid. IX. Partition chromatography of yeast "soluble" ribonucleic acid on sephadex.


Functional role of cortical acoustic areas in the excitatory and inhibitory processes in acoustic conditioned reflex.


Mechanism of action of O-carbamyl-D-serine, a new member of cell wall synthesis inhibitors.


Mechanism of action of phleomycin, a tumor-inhibitory antibiotic.


A new oral gelatinized sustained-release dosage form.


Relationship of structure to phosphorylative activity in rat brain mitochondria.


Protein nutrition and radiation damage in mice.


Joint action of West Nile virus and chemical carcinogens in production of papillomas in mice.


Oxygen availability during hypothermic perfusions using diluted blood.


Institutional psychiatry and practice of general medicine.


Suburethral diverticulitis in the female.


Tissue oxygenation in the treatment of gingivitis.


Ultrastructure of the human submaxillary gland. I. Architecture and histological relationships of the secretory cells.


Evolution of cataract surgery.

Evolution of cataract surgery.


The nutrition of Colletotrichum gloeosporioides Penz.


Metastasis from renal-cell carcinoma twenty years after nephrectomy. A case report.


Aluminum nicotinate combined with phenindione for relief of discomfort in peripheral vascular ischemia.


Effect of varying doses of undiluted semen on fertility and hatchability in the domestic fowl.


Pediatric roentgenology: a safe procedure.


Purification and properties of a zymogen from human gastric mucosa.


Scalene lymph node biopsy. Indications and management, clinical and pathological.


A study of patients with a long history of pulmonary tuberculosis.


Strontium-90 in Canadian wheat, 1957-1961.


What the clinical teacher expects from the basic education of the medical student.


Histological studies on experimental viral arthritis.


Similarity in the accumulation of tobacco mosaic virus in systemic and local necrotic infection.


Fibrinolytic hemorrhage in obstetrics.

Fibrinolytic hemorrhage in obstetrics.


Determination of the limiting amount of tobacco mosaic virus attaching to ion exchange resin and the dissociation constant of their complex.


Studies on the metabolism of kynurenic acid. III. Enzymatic formation of 7,8-dihydroxykynurenic acid from kynurenic acid.


Multipotential carcinogenicity of urethan in the Sprague-Dawley rat.


Neoplastic response of various tissues to the administration of urethan.


Anomalous tooth development. Case reports of gemination and twinning.


A simple corrected orthogonal lead system of electrocardiography: correlation with the conventional twelve-lead electrocardiogram and clinical information.


Communication of science information.

Communication of science information. There are obvious limitations to normative studies of the kind described. Many of the studies dealt with special content areas-for example, mental health-and thus may not provide a sound basis for generalization. Selection of the various samples presented still greater problems. In some cases, the universe was so ill-defined (for example, that of science writers) that conventional sampling procedures were of doubtful significance. There were also limitations of subject availability and funds. Thus, we tended to proceed on an ad hoc basis, using more-or-less intact groups where we could find them-a group of scientists or a group of science writers attending an NSF-sponsored seminar; news editors from papers in the State of Wisconsin; and so on.


Surgical conditions of the rectum and anal canal. I. Causes, diagnosis and preparation for major surgery.


Surgical conditions of the rectum and anal canal. 2. Ano-rectal conditions requiring surgery.


Parent-child correlations for body measurements of children between the ages one month and seven years.


Age at menarche in Nigerian school girls, with a note on their heights and weights from age 12 to 19.


Use of the colon in oesophageal bypass or reconstruction (Two cases).


Reticulum cell sarcoma of the ileum with perforation. Report of a case.


Intracellular distribution of vitamin B12 and vitamin B12 coenzyme (5, 6-dimethylbenzimidazole cobamide) in normal and injured rat liver.


Etiology of varicose veins with special emphasis on the concept of chemico-hemodynamics. Suggestions on the possible vascular origin of portal cirrhosis of man.


An analysis of ear reconstruction.

An analysis of ear reconstruction.


Electrocardiographic changes and management of arrhythmias during hypothermia and transient occlusion of circulation.


Some data on the pathogenesis of blepharochalasis.


Infantile spasms with oligophrenia. Report of a case.


Infant handling: effects on avoidance learning, brain weight, and cholinesterase activity. Infant rats were "handled" by removing them periodically from their home cages. "Non-handled" rats were left undisturbed. Half of the animals were killed at weaning, and weights and cholinesterase activity were determined on four different sections of the brain. The remaining animals were conditioned to avoid an administered shock. Handling increased ventral-cortex and subcortical weights and decreased subcortical cholinesterase. No differences in avoidance conditioning were observed.


Teaching community medicine.

Teaching community medicine.


The pathophysiology of bronchial mucus.

The pathophysiology of bronchial mucus.


Tracheostomy in neurosurgery.

Tracheostomy in neurosurgery.


Hypothermia in neurosurgery experiences with air cooling.


State registration: the fees.

State registration: the fees.


Statutory registration.

Statutory registration.


Neurogenic tone as one of the mechanisms of hypertension.


Waters of the swamp.

Waters of the swamp.


Interpretation and reality in psychotherapy.


Discrimination of intermittent photic stimulation in normal and brain-damaged cats.


Waardenburg's syndrome in father and daughter.


"The Egyptian disease"--schistosomiasis.


Dilatation in the management of anal lesions.


Pain and bleeding after anorectal operations with special reference to anal dressings.


A simple screening test for Waldenstrom's macroglobulinaemia.


Parathyroid tumour with osteitis fibrosa cystica. Case report with review.


Leukaemic myelomatosis (plasma-cell leukaemia).


Attempts to isolate virus from the cerebrospinal fluid of patients with multiple sclerosis.


Neutralization of visna virus by antisera from sheep.


The growth cycle of visna virus in monolayer cultures of sheep cells.


Effect of temperature on the reproduction rate of Tetrahymena pyriformis.


Neutralization of visna virus by human sera.


Cell size of Tetrahymena pyriformis incubated at various temperatures.


Activation of succinate dehydrogenase in heart-muscle preparations.


The roentgen diagnosis of ureterocele in children.


Physicochemical properties of pig and horse heart mitochondrial malate dehydrogenase.


Starch-gel electrophoresis of malate dehydrogenase.


The clinical use of peak and nadir experience reports.


Discriminations within the delinquency continuum on Gough's socialization scale.


Kinetics of cell infection and penetration by the virus of foot-and-mouth disease. Thorne, H. V. (Research Institute, Animal Virus Diseases, Pirbright, England). Kinetics of cell infection and penetration by the virus of foot-and-mouth disease. J. Bacteriol. 84:929-942. 1962.-The kinetics of cell infection by the virus of foot-and-mouth disease were determined, using acidification to pH 5.7 to eliminate virus from the system and to stop the reaction at required times. The infection curve was sigmoidal in form with an initial lag stage followed by a linear region of slope, at moderate concentrations, proportional to the virus and cell concentrations. The infection rate was very small below 15 C but increased rapidly with increasing temperature. Cell infection was 90% complete in about 3 min at 37 C and about 20 min at 25 C. By comparison with kinetic equations derived for a simple model of the infection process, adsorption and penetration rate constants were calculated. The adsorption rate constants were of the same order as those obtained from direct measurements of virus adsorption. The half-time for the penetration reaction was about 30 sec at 37 C and 6 min at 20 C; the rate decreased to near zero values below 15 C. The energy of activation for penetration was 24,000 cal/mole.


Cosmetics and the dermatologist.

Cosmetics and the dermatologist.


A clinical trial of Fluperolone, a new topical steroid.


Cosmetics and the dermatologist. Lipsticks.


Cosmetics and the dermatologist. Shampoos.


Cosmetics and the dermatologist: nail varnish.


Vocal cord paralysis.

Vocal cord paralysis.


Estimation of plasminogen in biological fluids by agar/fibrinogen gel diffusion.


Proteins of pregnancy.

Proteins of pregnancy.


Scleral resections of various types.

Scleral resections of various types.


Clinical applications of experimental scleral healing.


Chronic diarrhoea relieved by lactose-free diet.


Influence of head skin on limb regeneration in urodele amphibians.


Eccentric blastema formation in aneurogenic limbs of Ambystoma larvae following epidermal cap deviation.


A case presentation of pneumatosis intestinalis.


Diagnosis and treatment of common skin disorders of the cat.


Estimation of blood loss with particular reference to cardiac surgery. Description of a method.


Evaluation of serological findings.

Evaluation of serological findings.


Enhancement of jejunal absorption of heparinoid by sodium ethylenediaminetetraacetate in the dog.


The operation of an accredited tumor clinic and registry.


Changes in the phospholipids of mouse skin after ultraviolet irradiation in vitro.


Leprosy in North Carolina: review of a case.


The importance of broad background in general surgery for those practicing the surgery of trauma.


Urinary protein in normal human subjects. Electrophoretic analyses.


A case of alpha2-myelomatosis.

A case of alpha2-myelomatosis.


Quantitative determination of protein in normal urine.


Localized oral histoplasmosis.

Localized oral histoplasmosis.


Oxidative metabolism of glucose in leaf tissues infected with tobacco mosaic virus.


Concurrent measurements of functional residual capacity by three methods.


Screening for pancreatic disease.

Screening for pancreatic disease.


Anion-cation balance.

Anion-cation balance.


A syndrome of deaf-mutism associated with albinism showing dominant autosomal inheritance.


The measurement of experienced control in preadolescents.


Fantasized danger as a function of parent-child controlling practices.


Status of the medical research effort.

Status of the medical research effort.


Soviet viable Pasteurella tularensis vaccines. A review of selected articles.


Studies on the virus of Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis in Trinidad, W.I. II. Serological status of human beings, 1954-1958.


Studies on the virus of Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis in Trinidad, W.I. I. The 1943-1944 epizootic.


The histological demonstration of mucopoly-saccharides in connective-tissue tumours.


Guide for selecting small equipment.

Guide for selecting small equipment.


Relation between mechanical tension, water content and K-42K exchange in the muscle.


The effect of hypertonic solution on the contraction, resting- and action potential of the muscle fibre.


The effect of ultrasound treatment of the Na-24Na, K-42K and P-32P exchange in muscle.


Localization of potassium in the myofibril.


Serologic tests for rheumatoid arthritis in infectious mononucleosis.


Mechanism of deoxyribonucleic acid melting.


High-speed photographic study of perforating ocular injury by the BB.


Tinea nigra palmaris. Report of two cases from the Washington, D. C. area.


Clinical efficacy of amphotericin B lotion in the treatment of various cutaneous monilial infections.


The diagnosis and treatment of skin tumors.


What is basic in human nature.

What is basic in human nature.


Roentgenologic evaluation of osseous change in the spine of the elderly.


Use of a muscle relaxant salicylate combination in chronic rheumatic diseases.


Clinical problems in aviation medicine. Case report number 11.


Clinical problems in aviation medicine. Case Report Number 10.


Clinical problems in aviation medicine. Case report number 12. Hypertensive disease and alcoholism.


Acute myocardial infarction. A ten-year study of consecutive cases managed and evaluated by the same physician.


Paget's disease of bone. A clinical, radiographic, and histopathologic study of twenty-four cases involving the jaws.


A critical view of the SAL test.

A critical view of the SAL test.


Clinical applicability of the SAL test.

Clinical applicability of the SAL test.


Determination of pressure gradients during renal arteriography.


Selective renal arteriography.

Selective renal arteriography.


Clinical neurology.

Clinical neurology.


The effect of anti-thyroid treatment of the mental functioning of a thyrotoxic mongol.


The effect of anticellular serum on plaque formation by enteroviruses in human amnion tissue culture.


Antigenic variation in amnion cells after growth in tissue culture in relation to the inhibition of enteroviruses by anticellular serum.


A case of choriocarcinoma with unusual metastatic manifestations.


Hormonal aspects of peptic ulcer.

Hormonal aspects of peptic ulcer.


A rapid colorimetric assay for urea.

A rapid colorimetric assay for urea.


Fluoridation: a classic case of disease prevention.


The role of tissue cultures in the study of the problem "viruses in oncology".


The first menstrual period post partum.

The first menstrual period post partum.


Early diagnosis of uterine carcinoma.

Early diagnosis of uterine carcinoma.


Uterine carcinoma and oestrogen reaction in vaginal smear.


Vaginal cytology in secondary amenorrhoea.


Nephrotic syndrome with aminoaciduria, glycosuria, polydipsia, polyuria and potassium depletion.


Studies on the hemolytic and hemagglutinating activities of carpet snake serum.


Epidemic of poliomyelitis in Puerto Rico, 1960.


A comparison between cross-tolerance and cross-reaction. Induced by bovine gamma-globulin.


Milk ejection reflex and maintenance of lactation in the rabbit.


Post-operative absorption of water from the small intestine. An investigation of water absorption from the small intestine after abdominal surgery has produced more detailed information on the effect of trauma on the motility of the gastro-intestinal tract. Whereas after trauma the equilibration of tritiated water given by the oral and colonic routes is retarded, given by the jejunal route it is normal.


Surgical treatment of postherpetic neuralgia. Results of skin undermining and excision in 14 patients.


Studies on carotid artery flow and pressure. Observations in 18 patients during graded occlusion of proximal carotid artery.


Simultaneous determination of blood flow and intravascular pressure in the common carotid artery of man.


Mechanical properties of pulmonary cysts and bullae.


Stability of ascorbic acid in a liquid multivitamin emulsion containing sodium fluoride.


Cognitive activity without awareness.

Cognitive activity without awareness.


The detection of diatoms in the marrow of the sternum as evidence of death by drowning.


The growth, reproduction, lingevity, and histopathology of rats fed gamma-irradiated peaches.


The school nurse as a counselor.

The school nurse as a counselor.


Use of magnetic force in removing a metallic foreign body.


The dynamics of genetic counseling.

The dynamics of genetic counseling.


The impact of genetic counseling upon the family milieu.


Malignant congenital osteopetrosis resulting from a consanguineous marriage.


Family studies in patients with congenital spastic paraplegia.


Trace elements in human tissue. I. Methods.


Trace elements in human tissue. II. Adult subjects from the United States.


Effect of 5-fluorouracil on the adrenalectomized animal.


Effects of folic acid on the phenylalanine tolerance test in phenylketonuria. Phenylalanine tolerance tests were performed on four untreated children with phenylketonuria, aged 8 to 12 years, before and after 14 days of folic acid administration (70 mg./day). No significant changes were noted in the phenylalanine tolerance tests or in the general condition of the patients. This study was carried out because of recent findings that a folic acid derivative is a co-factor in the conversion of phenylalanine to tyrosine.


A compact transistorized nerve stimulator.


Studies of the electron transfer system. LIII. The isolation and composition of succinic-coenzyme Qreductase and succinic-cytochrome c reductase.


Subacute hepatitis.

Subacute hepatitis.


Separation and fractionation of macromolecules and particles.


Familial pheochromocytoma.

Familial pheochromocytoma.


Quantitative fluorometric determination of methandrostenolone.


Effect of thyroxine administered in vitro and in vivo on the succinoxidase and malic dehydrogenase reactions of frog myocardium.


Inhibition of RNA polymerase by RNA.

Inhibition of RNA polymerase by RNA.


Ocular metastasis of bronchogenic carcinoma.


The changing role of the otolaryngologist in tuberculosis.


Prediction of therapeutic themes from observation of family interaction evoked by the 'revealed differences' technique.


Carotid body tumour.

Carotid body tumour.


Lesions of the atrioventricular conduction system after repair of ventricular septal defect. Relation to heart block.


Anatomy of the atrioventricular conduction system in ventricular septal defect.


Second-set homograft rejection.

Second-set homograft rejection.


Benign pleural lesions simulating tumour.


Studies of crossing between Indians and Europeans.


Prognosis and mental subnormality.

Prognosis and mental subnormality.


Symposium on haemolytic disease of the newborn with special reference to ABO incompatibility. Indications for and technique of exchange transfusion.


Portal hypertension following exchange transfusion through the umbilical vein.


Creatinine clearance in clinical medicine. Clearance of endogenous creatinine offers a reliable clinical means of determining quantitative renal damage. The rate of clearance (Ccr) is obtained by relating the amount of creatinine filtered by the glomerulus per unit of time to the concentration of creatinine in the serum. The technic is simple and practical for routine use. Since 1948, the creatinine clearance determination has been used extensively at the University of California Medical Center for the evaluation of renal function. The present report reviews our selected experience with this procedure during the past 14 years. Clinical examples are used to show that the Ccr is a more accurate index of glomerular filtration than the concentration of any of the nonprotein nitrogen components of the blood.


Red cell diameter in pregnancy.

Red cell diameter in pregnancy.


The application of Luria's techniques to the study of normal school children.


Correction of experimental aortic insufficiency by formation of intima valve in descending aorta.


Erythrocytic glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency as a problem in the selection of blood donors.


Alban Joseph LYNCH.

Alban Joseph LYNCH.


The excitable system in the cell surface.


Cranial capacity of Zinjanthropus and other australopithecines.


Fluorescent antibody studies on cross reactions between human and simian malaria in normal volunteers.


Radioactive pulmonary emboli in rats.

Radioactive pulmonary emboli in rats.


Cattle scabies can be costly.

Cattle scabies can be costly.


Positional deformities of the lower extremities in the newborn.


Pathophysiologic considerations in the evaluation of the stroke patient.


Speech and hearing--physical medicine and rehabilitation.


Relationship between the host and the tumour. VIII. Extramedullary haemopoiesis during the growth of the BS tumour.


Interaction of determinants of perceived movement direction.


The effect of 'meaning' on the autokinetic illusion.


Bronchiectasis. Regression of bronchiectasis in the adult: case report.


Esophageal obstruction. Lower esophageal ring formation: the so-called "Schatzki's ring".


Cardiac arrest. Autometic ECG synchronized external cardiac massage machine.


Obstetrics: home or hospital?

Obstetrics: home or hospital?


Enzymatic modification of phenylazobenzoly-Taka-amylase A. I. Isolation of the proteolytically modified phenylazobenzoyl-Taka-amylase A.


Chromatography of Taka-amylase A on diethylaminoethyl-cellulose column.


Enzymatic modification of phenylazobenzoyl-takaamylase A. II. Characterization of the proteolytically modified phenylazobenzoyl-taka-amylase A.


The mode of action of reserpine on the transmembrane potential of rabbit's atrium in vitro.


The sympathomimetic effects of SKF-385 on blood pressure in dog.


Gastric freezing. New treatment for peptic ulcer diathesis.


Quantitative studies of the growth of mouse embryo cells in culture and their development into established lines. Disaggregated mouse embryo cells, grown in monolayers, underwent a progressive decline in growth rate upon successive transfer, the rapidity of the decline depending, among other things, on the inoculation density. Nevertheless, nearly all cultures developed into established lines within 3 months of culture. The first sign of the emergence of an established line was the ability of the cells to maintain a constant or rising potential growth rate. This occurred while the cultures were morphologically unchanged. The growth rate continued to increase until it equaled or exceeded that of the original culture. The early established cells showed an increasing metabolic autonomy, as indicated by decreasing dependence on cell-to-cell feeding. It is suggested that the process of establishment involves an alteration in cell permeability properties. Chromosome studies indicated that the cells responsible for the upturn in growth rate were diploid, but later the population shifted to the tetraploid range, often very rapidly. Still later, marker chromosomes appeared. Different lines acquired different properties, depending on the culture conditions employed; one line developed which is extremely sensitive to contact inhibition.


Allotypy in rabbit 19S protein.

Allotypy in rabbit 19S protein.


Resection in patients with problems of drug resistance.


Mesenteric vascular occlusion: analysis of a series of cases and report of a successful embolectomy.


Prolapse of the rectum. Collective results of operations at St. Mark's Hospital.


Volvulus of the splenic flexure and tension pneumoperitoneum complicating routine cesarean section.


Standardization of control methods for anticoagulant therapy.


Behavior and genetics of the domestic cat.


Prolapse of the rectum.

Prolapse of the rectum.


Emergency and post-burn therapy for the second degree burn patient.


Grip roll.

Grip roll.


Shock or coma as the predominant manifestation of painless acute pancreatitis.


Differential effects of amino acid deficiencies on bacterial cytochemistry.


Brown bowel syndrome.

Brown bowel syndrome.


Biologically active substances in brain extracts.


Aldosterone antagonist (spironolactone) as an adjunct in the management of ascites in cirrhosis of the liver.


Peroxidase activity of hemoproteins. IV. Hematin complexes as model enzymes of peroxidase.


Hydrazidase. I. Purification and specificity.


Clearance of large carbon particles from the human tracheobronchial tree.


Daily changes in serum glutamic oxalacetic acid transaminase, with reference to the clinical aspects.


Sweat electrolytes in chronic pulmonary disease.


Some observations on the distribution of metastatic squamous carcinoma within cervical lymph nodes.


Some observations on the deposition of metastatic carcinoma within cervical lymph nodes.


Metabolism of drugs. XXXI. Metabolic fate of methylhexabital (5-cyclohexenyl-3,5-dimethylbarbituric acid). 10. Enzymatic oxidation of methylhexabital.


Preliminary report of the combined treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis with old tuberculin and INH.


Studies on mumps virus. IV. Epidemiological and immunological studies on mumps epidemic in Fukuchiyama City.


Seroepidemiological studies on influenza in Kyoto Prefecture.


Delayed postanoxic encephalopathy.

Delayed postanoxic encephalopathy.


Electron microscopic studies on the -acetylaminophenanthrene induced leukemia.


Familial aggregation of lung cancer in humans.


Familial aggregation of lung cancer among hospital patients.


Binding of trinitrobenzenesulfonate to G-actin.


Critical considerations on the treatment of cancer: effect of the administration of anticancer agents before, during, or after surgical operation.


Comparative studies on the anaphylactic reactivity of mice of the Swiss, A/Jax, and DBA/2 strains.


Phenylalanine requirement of women consuming a minimal tyrosine diet and the sparing effect of tyrosine on the phenylalanine requirement.


Radiation self-decomposition of labeled compounds.


Tritium measurement using ionization chambers.


The effect of adrenergic agents on the excitability of the emetic centre.


Exfoliative cytology in the early diagnosis of cervical carcinoma.


The so-called "pulseless disease": report of a case.


Fishing tackle boxes contain drugs for emergencies.


Contact lenses fitted to the eyes of fish.


Cellular changes in cancer following isolation perfusion using nitrogen mustard.


The application of electronics to medical problems.


Telemetry in medical research and patient care.


A view of your college of medicine.

A view of your college of medicine.


Significant alterations of selfconcept and defensiveness during training school; residence.


Advances in the treatment of skin diseases.


The attitudes of mothers of hospitalized patients.


Externship in Nigeria.

Externship in Nigeria.


Benign gastric ulcer: prognosis following non-operative treatment.


Late intestinal complications of abdominal aortic homografts.


Mortality following surgery for gastric ulcer.


The edentulous mouth, postgastrectomy stomach and sauerkraut ileus an unnecessary syndrome.


Structure of some peptides isolated from the soluble fraction of the tryptic digest of S-sulpho-trypsinogen.


The treatment of adult hypertrophic pyloric stenosis.


Influence of urethane on subcutaneous carcinogenesis by "Teflon" implants.


Treatment for removal of inhaled radioactive ceria (144-CeO2) from the lungs of rats.


Some observations on human tissues and tumour proteins.


Some observations on the ultraviolet-absorption spectra of betaA- and betaB-lactoglobulin.


Positive frei tests in 7 cases of morbus Crohn (regional ileitis).


Treatment of diabetes mellitus with oral hypoglycemic compounds.


Aspects of the chemotherapy of renal tuberculosis.


The occurrence of beta-hydroxyasparagine in normal human urine.


Right atrial ball valve thrombus. A case report.


Excitation energy transfer between pigments in photosynthetic cells. The excitation lifetimes of photosynthetic pigments and the times needed for energy transfer between pigments in various algae, were determined in vitro and in vivo. For this purpose, the time curves of fluorescence rise and decay were measured by means of Brody's instrument (10), and compared with theoretical curves obtained by the method of "convolution of the first kind."1


Designated comment on equipment and management of the Central Clinical Laboratory special with reference to function tests of the circulatory system.


Electrical activity in the vertebrate retina.


Photodynamic inactivation of arbor viruses by neutral red and visible light.


Properties of glutathione insulin transhydrogenase from beef liver.


Genetic recombination in microorganismus.


Continuous epidural analgesia.

Continuous epidural analgesia.


Cancer of the cervix and body of the uterus.


Athletic injury prevention equipment; report of a research questionnaire.


Nematode biochemistry. I. Culture methods.


Isolation of cellulose from the cyst wall of a soil amoeba.


First principles on third parties in medical service.


Effect of treatment in percolating filters on the numbers of bacteria in sewage in relation to the composition and size of filtering medium.


Effect of ultraviolet irradiated influenza Lee viruses on experimental herpes simplex virus infection in rabbits' eyes.


Catecholamine in congestive heart failure. I.


Renal functions in venous occlusion. II. Long-term effect of venous occlusion.


Studies on the renal functions during venous occlusion. I. Immediate effect of venous occlusion.


Experience in a maternal mortality study in Nova Scotia. Material from a three-year Maternal Mortality Study in the Province of Nova Scotia is presented. Thirty-eight maternal deaths were studied; the chief cause was hemorrhage-either antepartum or postpartum-in 52% of all cases. Seventy-six per cent of the cases were due to practically preventable factors. Inadequate prenatal care in which the family was at fault had existed in 35% of the cases studied. Physician error in judgment and/or technique was present in 65%. Efforts to correct this situation have been described briefly. The need for public education, increased numbers of consultants, continued physician education, critical hospital analysis and improved hospital facilities is stressed.


Detection and determination of hypotensive drugs in human serum.


The detection and determination of pethidinic acid in urine.


The determination of aminohippuric and aminobenzoic acids in urine.


Mycological studies in chronic bronchitis


Installation of Crosby-Kugler intestinal luminal biopsy capsule.


Hemoglobin Porto Alegre, a possible polymer of normal hemoglobin in a Caucasian Brazilian family.


Haptoglobin types in Brazilian Negroes.

Haptoglobin types in Brazilian Negroes.


Abnormal hemoglobins in a Brazilian Negro population.


Protection against alkylphosphate intoxication by intracerebral injection of 1-methyl-2-for-mylpyridinium iodide oxime (2-PAM).


Postosmication of submucosal gland cells in the fowl proventriculus.


Nursing in Hong Kong.

Nursing in Hong Kong.


An outbreak of Q fever in an abattoir near Brisbane.


Localization of some phosphatases in yeast.


Acute glaucoma induced by "cyclogyl".

Acute glaucoma induced by "cyclogyl".


Reticulosis of the small bowel as a late complication of idiopathic steatorrhoea.


A study of the accuracy and precision of clinical chemistry determinations in 170 Canadian laboratories.


The autoradiographic localization and distribution of neutron activated gold (Au198) in skeletal tissues and synovia of mice.


Utilization of tritiated histidine (H3HIL) by skeletal cells of adult mice.


Permeability of intracochlear membranes to various vital stains.


The frequency of so-called drumsticks in the polymorphonuclear neutrophil leucocytes of Japanese females.


The optical-rotatory dispersion of myosin A. III. Effect of adenosine triphosphate and inorganic pyrophosphate.


The optical-rotatory dispersion of myosin A. II. Effect of dioxane and p-chloromercuribenzoate.


The optical rotatory dispersion of myosin A. I. Effect of inorganic salt.


The initial phase of myosin A-adenosinetriphosphatase and the possible phosphorylation of myosin A.


Effect of thyrotrophic hormone on thyroxine uptake by abdominal muscle of mouse.


The use of co-polymer sheet-plastic in radiotherapy.


Asclepius. I. Asclepius in history and legend.


Asclepius. II. Critical analysis of the records of cures attributed to Asclepius.


Relation of various indicators of ward management to measures of staff attitudes in a large mental hospital.


The carotid compression test. Evaluation of the diagnostic reliability and prognostic significance.


The periodic abnormalities of the temperospatial QRS vector in isolated right ventricular overwork.


Setting objectives: a guide to efficient management.


The management of arteriosclerotic occlusive vascular disease--with poor distal run-off.


A case of co-arctation of the abdominal aorta associated with renal ischaemia and hypertension.


Measles epidemic in a primitive isolated community.


The effect of certain dietary factors on the apparent absorption of magnesium by the rat.


Experimental production of talc granuloma in the mesentery involving also the intestinal wall.


The occurrence and possible significance of haemoglobin in the chromosomal regions of mature erythrocyte nuclei of the newt Triturus cristatus cristatus. Absorption measurements in violet light (lambda 4047 A) of thin sections of mature newt erythrocytes have indicated the presence of a haem compound, probably haemoglobin, within the chromosomal regions of the nucleus. The amount is about 45 per cent of that in the cytoplasm. The possible significance of this nuclear haemoglobin in determining nuclear structure is discussed in terms of the electrostatic interaction of haemoglobin and nucleohistone.


The present status of the theory of dental focal infection.


Blood loss in burns.

Blood loss in burns.


The relation of the isoagglutinins in pooled plasma to the haemolytic anaemia of burns. Patients showing red cell loss following severe burns have been considered in two groups, the more severe cases with late haemoglobinuria and the more numerous less severe cases without late haemoglobinuria. Patients who had late haemoglobinuria usually belonged to group A or AB, showed a normal or increased osmotic fragility of red cells, and had received more than three plasma volumes of pooled plasma. It is suggested that this haemolytic anaemia may have been caused by the anti-A isoagglutinins in pooled plasma or serum. Patients showing red cell loss but who had no late haemoglobinuria had a normal ABO group distribution and an increased osmotic resistance of their red cells. It is concluded that this more common type of red cell loss in burns is independent of transfused isoagglutinins. Isoantibodies present in pooled plasma have been investigated. Corresponding antibodies have been demonstrated in the serum of groups A and AB patients transfused with moderate quantities of pooled plasma. The same patients commonly also had a raised erythrocyte sedimentation rate, without there being a clinically important red cell loss.


Galactose metabolism: phenotypic differences among tissues of a patient with congenital galactosaemia.


A self retaining soft palatal retractor.


The use of the seromuscular layer of an ileal loop for ureteral replacement.


Fine structural localization of cholinesterase activity in the rat brain stem.


Origin of the right pulmonary artery from the ascending aorta. Unusual cineangio cardiographic and pathologic findings.


Extrapolation numbers.

Extrapolation numbers.


When cultures meet-mountain and urban.

When cultures meet-mountain and urban.


From mountain folk to city dwellers.

From mountain folk to city dwellers.


Multiple myeloma in a child.

Multiple myeloma in a child.


Neonatal hepatic mitochondrocuprrein. I. Isolation of a protein fraction containing more than 4 percent copper from nitochondria of immature bovine liver.


Thomas BARTHOLIN (1616-80) and Niels Steensen (1638-86). Master and pupil.


Effects of topical framycetin on staphylococcal nasal carriage.


Secretion of corticosterone in rats with anterior hypothalamic lesions.


Thomas Bartholin (1616-80) and Niels STEENSEN (1638-86). Master and pupil.


Genetical linkage between the loci for glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency and colour-blindness in American Negroes.


Responsibility of small lymphocytes for the killing effect of blood-marrow mixtures on irradiated rabbits.


Certain problems of adolescence.

Certain problems of adolescence.


Ambulatory chemotherapy in Alaska.

Ambulatory chemotherapy in Alaska.


Collective results of operations for rectal prolapse.


A physiological study of the pelvic floor in rectal prolapse.


Urinary calculi in the dog. II. Urate stones and purine metabolism.


Prolonged suppression by x-ray of adaptation for the secondary antibody response.


Persistent electrocardiographic abnormalities experimentally induced by stimulation of the brain.


Studies in intercultural testing.

Studies in intercultural testing.


Centre de Phono-Audiologie Regional of the Universite de Bordeaux: 10 years' experience


Tympanoplasty.

Tympanoplasty.


Importance of diet, species, and intestinal flora in bile acid metabolism.


Economic concentratios of triamcinolone acetonide.


Pitfalls of electrochemical determination of cerebral metabolism in vivo.


Infectious mononucleosis.

Infectious mononucleosis.


Presence of an atypical serum golbulin in localized cutaneous amyloidosis.


The absolute antipodal activity of analgesics in the basic anilide series.


The present and future of Blue Shield in Indiana.


On the pathogenesis of the Dandy-Walker-Brodal syndrome.


The postgraduate program for Cuban physicians in exile.


Ventricular fibrillation during carotid-sinus stimulation.


Hypoparathyroidism.

Hypoparathyroidism.


Some problems associated with the teaching of medical students.


Aminoaciduria in familial mental retardation.


The nosologic situation of the Landry-Guillain-Barre syndrome.


Epileptic equivalents.

Epileptic equivalents.


Radiologic visualization of neck vessels in cerebrovascular insufficiency.


Management of patients with vascular or migraine headaches.


Brachial arteriography. Its value in cerebrovascular insufficiency.


Management of peptic ulcer with glycopyrrolate.


Navaho infancy and childhood.

Navaho infancy and childhood.


Medical therapy of glaucoma.

Medical therapy of glaucoma.


An analysis of chlorpromazine-induced suppression of the avoidance response.


Notes on the early history of the Calabar bean.


Methods used in recalibration of Maklakov tonometer.


Practical problems in the use of the Maklakov tonometer.


Thematic content associated with two gastrointestinal disorders.


Newer methods of diagnosis in cerebrovascular disease.


Inability to validate the urinary FPN test for phenothiazine drugs: suggestions as to the cause of the discrepancy.


Studies on model and actual metabolites of chlorpromazine and promazine.


In vivo response of skeletal muscle glycogen phosphorylase, phosphorylase b kinase and cyclic AMP to epinephrine administration.


Face and brow presentations. A continuing study.


Systemic lupus erythematosus. The effect of corticotropin and adrenocorticoid therapy on survival rate. Ninety-four cases of systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) were reviewed to assess the effect of adrenocorticotropin and adrenocorticoids on survival rate. Of the 43 patients who died, the mean survival in treated cases was 4.7 years, compared with 2 years in the control group. Utilizing a modified life table method, five-year survival rates were calculated for patients with SLE classified according to the severity of symptoms at the onset of disease. Survival rates for the treated and control groups were similar for patients with mild SLE, but definitely favored the treated patients who had moderate or severe forms of the disease. Thus, corticotropin or adrenocorticoid therapy seems definitely indicated in the moderate and certainly in the severe cases of SLE.


Cultivation of lymphatic cells in protein-free medium and chemical study of the products.


Use of functional electrotherapy in neuromuscular disease.


The social orbit of psychiatric patients.


Management of diabetic foot lesions.

Management of diabetic foot lesions.


Bone electrolyte response to intravenous acid loads.


The replication time and pattern of the liver cell in the growing rat. Three-week-old male rats of the Wistar strain were given tritiated thymidine, 1 microc/gm body weight, intraperitoneally and were killed at intervals from 0.25 to 72 hours later. Autoradiographs were made from 5 micro sections, stained by the Feulgen method. The replication time and its component intervals were determined from the scoring of the labeling of interphase nuclei as well as of prophase, metaphase, anaphase, and telophase nuclei. Absorption of the intraperitoneally injected label is rapid and is attended by "flash" labeling during interphase. The results show that at any one time about 4 per cent of the liver cells are synthesizing DNA preliminary to cell division. These cells alternate with waves of other cells and it is estimated that about 10 per cent of the liver cell population is engaged in cell duplication. The replication time is about 21.5 hours, and its component intervals occupy the following times: DNA synthesis, 9 hours; post-DNA synthesis gap, 0.50 hour; prophase, 1.3 hours; metaphase, 1.0 hour; anaphase, 0.4 hour; telophase, 0.3 hour; postmitosis gap, 9.0 hours. A group of liver cells has been recorded in at least 3 successive replication cycles.


Lesiie Charles DREWS, M. D.

Lesiie Charles DREWS, M. D.


A new method of preparing carboncoated copper electron microscope grids.


Population differences in vision acuity: a review, with speculative notes on selection relaxation.


Population differences in red and green color vision deficiency: a review, and a query on selection relaxation.


Planning the hospital library.

Planning the hospital library.


A study of the morbidity rates on fifteen estates in the south.


Derivatives of cyclic 3',5'-adenosine monophosphate.


The examination of sulphur auxotrophs: a warning.


The survival of starved bacteria.

The survival of starved bacteria.


Acceleration of bacterial death by grown substrates.


Versatile medium for the enumeration of sulfate-reducing bacteria. A lactate-yeast extract-sulfate medium, making use of both thioglycolate and ascorbate to poise the E(n) gave valid colony counts of sulfate-reducing bacteria with both pure cultures and natural samples.


Procedure for construction of spring-retained obturator prostheses.


Traumatic rupture of the diaphragm.

Traumatic rupture of the diaphragm.


Tissue reaction to blood vessel sutures.


A sensitive simple quantitative reaction for iodinated amino acids of human serum of paperchromatograms.


Comparative results of three tests for diabetes in normal persons.


Tracheal replacement with autogenous grafts of supported fibrocollagenous tissue. An experimental study.


Simultaneous perforation of multiple duodenal ulcers.


Intestinal antisepsis: interim report.

Intestinal antisepsis: interim report.


New developments in fluoroscopy.

New developments in fluoroscopy.


Combined airway and mouthpiece for anaesthesia.


The kinetic analysis of transport between two constant-volume compartments in a closed system under nonsteady-state conditions.


The distribution of adenovirus antibodies in normal children.


Defective babies who die before birth.

Defective babies who die before birth.


Medullary sponge kidney. Two cases in young infants.


Fetal modifications and environment.

Fetal modifications and environment.


A case of Wilms's tumor.

A case of Wilms's tumor.


Clinical dilemma: mole or melanoma.

Clinical dilemma: mole or melanoma.


Differential pulmonary microcirculatory response to tumor cell emboli as observed in vivo.


In vivo observation of the dynamics of metastasis in the hamster cheek pouch.


Simplified management of head injuries.

Simplified management of head injuries.


Human pulmonary secretions in health and disease.


Nursing observation of patients with head injuries.


An immunological evaluation of scorpion venoms.


Studies on the storage of norepinephrine and the effect of drugs.


Emergency medical care.

Emergency medical care.


The conversion of thymidine to thymine nucleotides and deoxyribonucleic acid in vivo.


Reconstitution of fully active RNase S by carboxypeptidase-degraded RNase S-peptide.


Uveal pigment and phenothiazine compounds.


Aids for intravenous medication.

Aids for intravenous medication.


Willful injury in childhood. A distinct syndrome.


The hospitalized child.

The hospitalized child.


Inguinal hernia in infants and children.


Congenital absence of the oval window. Report of two cases.


The value of chromosome studies in detecting malignant cell lines in effusions.


A simple chromosome analysis board.

A simple chromosome analysis board.


Electrophoretic map of chemically derived subunits of papa in-digested gamma-globulin.


Medical obscurities of the Civil War.

Medical obscurities of the Civil War.


Hepatic resection for massive liver injuries.


Teratogenic effect of 5-hydroxytryptamine in mice. The subcutaneous injection of a single dose of 5-hydroxytryptamine into pregnant mice produced a large number of fetal abnormalities, mostly of the eyes, limbs, and tail; the skull and central nervous system were also sometimes affected. These effects could result from the action of the drug on placental function and blood supply.


Cephalometric x-ray evaluation of the vertical osteotomy correction of mandibular prognathism.


Value of standard and very first variable in judgments of reflectance of grays with various ranges of available numbers.


Peripheral vision, refractoriness and eye movements in fast oral reading.


The influence of croton oil stimulation on tumour initiation by urethane in mice.


The localisation of the influence of croton oil stimulation on tumour initiation by urethane in mice.


Achieving patient acceptance to immediate denture service.


An all-inclusive immediate denture technic.


The value of palpation of the carotid artery.


Facial pain.

Facial pain.


Familial non-hemolytic jaundice with van den Bergh reaction-study of a Greek family.


Aldosteronism.

Aldosteronism.


Homeopathy and infectitious mononucleosis.


Renal artery disease and hypertension.

Renal artery disease and hypertension.


Unusual colon manifestations of lymphosarcoma. Report of 2 cases.


Enzyme localization in proteins separated by paper electrophoresis in human seminal plasma.


Emotional factors in psoriasis; report of a case.


Hospital integration and job opportunity equality--goals for 1963.


Hypertrophic pyloric stenosis.

Hypertrophic pyloric stenosis.


Unusual sinus tumors. (I. Hemangiopericytoma, II. Benign osteoblastoma). Case reports.


Generation times of individual bacteria: some corroborative measurements.


Kerr-Mills as the administrator sees it--at the state level.


An unusual central scotoma.

An unusual central scotoma.


The normal plantar reflex.

The normal plantar reflex.


The image of the matron.

The image of the matron.


Patent ductus arteriosus in premature infants.


The incidence and significance of phase 1 complement-fixing antibody in Q fever.


Tetracycline in the treatment of "Q" fever.


Consent to operative procedures.

Consent to operative procedures.


Dehydroemetine in amebic dysentery and amebic liver abscess.


Sucrose crystallization.

Sucrose crystallization.


Roentgenographic demonstration of esophageal varices with high kilovoltage and thin barium.


Medical education in the sixties.

Medical education in the sixties.


Trends in medical school faculties.

Trends in medical school faculties.


The surgical treatment of vertebral artery insufficiency. Successes and failures.


Post-traumatic acute renal failure.

Post-traumatic acute renal failure.


A multicomponent x-ray survival curve for mouse lymphosarcoma cells irradiated in vivo.


A study of partial occlusion of the external auditory canal using plastic ear inserts.


Modified crutch handle.

Modified crutch handle.


Contrast examination of the larynx and pharynx. Accuracy and value in diagnosis and therapy.


The school's role in rehabilitation.

The school's role in rehabilitation.


Rheomacrodex in peripheral ischemia.

Rheomacrodex in peripheral ischemia.


Multi-purpose syringe and manometer holder.


Aseptic aspiration of bone marrow from the living rabbit.


Effect of erythropoietin in vitro.

Effect of erythropoietin in vitro.


Rehabilitation of the retarded. Major issues: a plan of action.


Influence of initial tissue metabolism on the experimental blastomogenesis process.


beta-Glucosidase in the cockroach (Periplaneta americana) and in the puff-ball (Lycoperdon perlatum).


Radiographic appearance of the soft tissues in the diencephalic syndrome of infancy.


Glucose uptake and gas exchange in human adipose tissue incubated in vitro.


Variations in survival time after whole-body radiation at two times of day. Rats, anesthetized with sodium pentobarbital, given 900 roentgens of x-radiation over the entire body, survived more than 130 days when the radiation was given in the morning. The same dosage killed all the animals within 13 days when the radiation was given at night.


Diphenylpiperidinopropanol, new therapeutic antitussive agent


The influence of some antidepressives of the hydrazine type on the glucose metabolism in depressed patients.


Paramyeloblastic leukaemia with an illustrative case-report.


Glutamic acid decarboxylase activity of Mycobacterium leprae and occurrence of gamma-amino butyric acid in skin lesions of leprosy.


Catch-up growth following illness or starvation. An example of developmental canalization in man.


Some effects of anesthetics on the evoked responses in the auditory cortex of cats.


Effects of adrenrgic agents on gastric secretion in dogs.


Chlorambucil toxicity and EEG "centrencephalic" patterns.


Studies on the action of phosphatase from French bean leaves (Phaseolus vulgaris, L.) on adenosine phosphates.


Studies on the optimum pH of pyrophosphatase from French bean leaves, Phaseolus vulgaris.


Some properties of highly purified horse urinary kallikrein.


Mechanism of the effect of trypsin on specific hemagglutination with incomplete Rh antisera.


Mechanism of the immunohematologic effect of papain and related enzymes.


Requirement for multiple factors for the ATP-linked reduction of DPN by succinate.


Niamid in surgery.

Niamid in surgery.


Entero-lithiasis with multiple tuberculous strictures.


Hypertension and unilateral kidney disease.


Marfan's syndrome. Study of a family.

Marfan's syndrome. Study of a family.


Epidemiology and techniques for isolation and identification of enteropathogenic Escherichia coli.


Enzymatic formation of testololactone.

Enzymatic formation of testololactone.


Escherichia coli serotypes isolated from sporadic cases of diarrhoea and gastroenteritis in infants in Delhi.


Bacterium anitratum septicaemia in children.


Microbial flora in cases of infantile diarrhea in Delhi. Preliminary report.


Host preference of C. fatigans Wied., 1828, in some states of India: results of preciptin tests carried out in 1960 and 1961.


Psychiatric facilities for children.

Psychiatric facilities for children.


Jokes among Southern Negroes: the revelation of conflict.


Recent advances in therapeutics: psychoactive drugs.


Paroxysmal auricular tachycardia apparently resulting from combined thyroid-imipramine treatment.


Diminution of imipramine mortality in hypothyroid mice.


Enhancement of imipramine mortality in hyperthyroid mice.


Alimentary production of gallstones in hamsters. 11. Relation between diet and composition of the bladder bile 1.


Premalignant lesions of the vagina.

Premalignant lesions of the vagina.


Biochemical studies on dwarfism, hypogonadism, and anemia.


Zinc metabolism in patients with the syndrome of iron deficiency anemia, hepatosplenomegaly, dwarfism, and hypognadism.


Zinc and iron deficiencies in male subjects with dwarfism and hypogonadism but without ancylostomiasis, schistosomiasis or severe anemia.


Zinc, iron, and nitrogen content of sweat in normal and deficient subjects.


Preliminary observations on chemical analysis of Alectra parasitica A. Rich. (var. Chitrakutensis).


A double blind clinical trial of chlorpromazine and reserpine in acute mental disturbance.


Protective effect of beta-mercaptoethylamine and mesenteric vessel clamping on intestine-irradiated rats.


Autoimmune antibodies in infantile cirrhosis.


Etio-epidemiology of tuberculous meningitis in children.


Changing psychiatric treatment patterns and their relationship to a double blind tranquilizer study in a teaching hospital.


Osteogenesis imperfecta--Lobstein.

Osteogenesis imperfecta--Lobstein.


A note on the proximate principles and some lipid components in colostrum as compared to mature milk of poor class south Indian women.


The counter--thrust by finger tips: a new physical method. II. More theory and a sample case.


Hemolytic effects of drugs and chemical agents.


Urolithiasis in rabbits with ureteral obstruction.