The significance of the time relationship between temporary ureteral occlusion and E. coli bacteriaemia for the development of experimental chronic pyelonephritis in the rabbit.


The rates of cancer of the bladder in the Portuguese East Africans of Lourenco Marques.


Surgical management of volvulus of the sigmoid.


Some aspects of porphyrin metabolism in hereditary spherocytosis and in acquired haemolytic anaemias.


Glucosylation of the deoxyribonucleic acid in hybrids of coliphages T2 and T4.


Operative and postopeerative difficulties of vaginal hysterectomy.


Abdominal manifestations of endometriosis.


Examination of the child handicapped by cerebral palsy.


The role of the composite resection in head and neck cancer.


Etiology of auditory defects.

Etiology of auditory defects.


Laryngostomy for acute airway obstruction.


Traditions in hospital administration. Reasons behind most hospital traditions are still valid--but they must be continually questioned.


Medical and paramedical education in hospitals.


The relationship between pigment deposits and lesions in normal and centrilobular emphysematous lungs.


Some aspects of porphyrin metabolism in thalassaemia.


Genetic aspects.

Genetic aspects.


The admission-therapy group. Treatment of choice at a state hospital.


Biochemical changes in guineapig cornea following carrageenan injection.


The treatment of non-gonococcal urethritis with streptomycin and long acting sulphonamides.


Cardiac failure and patency of the ductus arteriosus in earlv infancy.


Isolation of a murine leukaemogenic virus P-LLV.


Problems of health visiting. 3. Problem to whom?


A case of giant hemangioma with thrombocytopenia.


Problems of health visiting. 4. A day in the life of ...


Problems of health visiting. 2. Dangerous generalizations'.


Long-term care. The physician's responsibility to nursing and adult care homes.


Tumor-specific antigens and the homograft reaction.


Enzymatic oxidation of guanosine diphosphomannose to guanosine diphosphomannuronate.


Polygalacturonic acid metabolism in bacteria. I. Enzymatic formation of 4-deoxy-L-threo-5-hexoseulose uronic acid.


Polygalacturonic acid metabolism in bacteria. II. Formation and metabolism of 3-deoxy-D-glycero-2, 5-hexodiulosonic acid.


The influence of irradiated basic proteins on the light-scattering properties of the nucleic acids. A study of intermolecular radiation effects.


Microbiological transformations of terpenes. III. Transformations of some mono- and sesqui-terpenes. The action of Aspergillus niger on mono- and sesqui-terpenic hydrocarbons, such as carane, 3-carene, alpha-santalene, and humulene was studied in shake cultures. Carane, Delta3-carene, and humulene proved to be rather resistant to oxygenation by the experimental strain of A. niger. Carene yielded a hydroxyketone, C(10)H(14)O(2), in poor yields after prolonged fermentation. The sesqui-terpene hydrocarbon, alpha-santalene, was degraded mainly to an acid, tere-santalic acid. Two hydroxylated products were also obtained from alpha-santalene, viz., tere-santalol and an alcohol, C(15)H(24)O.


Prediction of the comparative reinforcement values of running and drinking. The probability of free drinking and running in rats was controlled by sucrose concentration and force requirements on an activity wheel. Drinking and running were then made contingent on pressing a bar. Barpressing increased monotonically with the associated response probability, and equally for drinking and running. The results support the assumption that different responses of equal probability have equal reinforcement value.


Rate differential reinforcement in monkey manipulation. A set of four manipulanda were presented to four Cebus monkeys, individually, and later in pairs. Step 1 provided an estimate of each S's probability of operating each item, while Step 2 determined whether pairing the items would disturb the ordinal relations among individual response probabilities. Both procedures provided information necessary for testing the assumption that a reinforcer is simply a contingent response whose independent probability of occurrence is greater than that of the associated instrumental response. Step 3 tested this assumption by again presenting pairs of items, but with one locked and its operation made contingent upon operation of the free item of the pair. The four Ss differed markedly in the extent to which the items produced different independent response probabilities, and correspondingly, in the extent to which the contingent pairs subsequently produced reinforcement. Confirmation of the present assumptions came primarily from one S, which differed substantially on the individual items, and showed five cases of reinforcement, all in the predicted direction. Further, reinforcement was shown by an increase in both contingency and extinction sessions. Finally, the response of intermediate probability reinforced the response of least, but not the one of greatest, probability, indicating that a reinforcer cannot be identified absolutely, but only relative to the base response.


Increased eating in rats deprived of running. Daily food intake in rats was temporarily reduced by the introduction of an activity wheel and temporarily increased by the subsequent removal of the wheel. When this outcome is coupled with the positive relation between food deprivation and running-and food deprivation is seen as a loss of eating rather than as a physiological state-there is the suggestion that the total behavior output of the organism may be regulated as such. Specifically, when the rat is deprived of a behavior that recurrently comprises a large part of its total daily activity, an increase may occur in some other behavior.


Some parameters affecting the distributional properties of operant-level running in rats. Six adult female albino rats were subjected to operations known to increase the frequency of wheel-running. Operations included limited access to wheel, food deprivation, and protracted maintenance on a 24-hr feeding schedule. A distributional analysis of response duration, burst duration, and inter-burst interval showed that the increased frequency in all cases arose mainly from a shortening of the interval between successive bursts. Only short-term food deprivation produced any notable increase in burst length, and even here changes in both speed of the individual responses and in number of responses per burst were slight compared to changes in inter-burst interval.


Experimental mycotic endophthalmitis.

Experimental mycotic endophthalmitis.


"The land of the milliou elephants." Two years with a medical team in Laos.


Nursing care in oesophageal surgery. 3. Post-operative care.


Nursing care in oesophageal surgery. 4. Palliative and therapeutic procedures.


Nursing care in oesophageal surgery. 2. Post-operative care.


Nursing care in oesophageal surgery. 1. Pre-operative care.


Triamcinolone acetonide ointment and cream; combined local steroid application and occlusive dressing therapy in podiatric dermatoses.


Intelligence and deliquency: a reconsideration.


Hypernephroma--disapperance of metastasis after nephrectomy.


The clearance of I-131 from muscle and the subcutaneous space of the lower extremity as a function of body position.


Research on the primary varicose veins and chronic venous insufficiency.


Autoradiographic study of chromatid distribution of labeled DNA in two types of mammalian cells in vitro.


The smoking problem in Britain.

The smoking problem in Britain.


Principles of employe relations.

Principles of employe relations.


Post-operative hypotension due to paroxysmal atrial tachycardia with block.


Accidental hypothermia. A common condition.


The development of a feedback mechanism between the ovary and the diencephalic-hypophysial system in the rat.


Retropublic prostatectomy: mortality, complications and functional end rresults.


Food "poisoning" due to sodium nicotinate. Report of an outbreak and review of the literature.


Competition between magnesium and guanidine for mitochondrial binding sites.


The chemical nature of antibody molecules and their combining sites.


A comparison of motor cortex effects on slow and fast muscle innervations in the monkey.


Organized home care programs.

Organized home care programs.


Type-specific immunity against intracerebral pertussis infection in mice.


Extensive intramedullary cyst of the spinal cord.


The dental profession.

The dental profession.


Removal of nasopharyngeal angiofibroma with hypothermia.


Some observations on the role of coliphages in the number of Escherichia coli in oxidation ponds.


Intravenous urea (Urevert). A review.

Intravenous urea (Urevert). A review.


Experimental research on the anti-anginous effects of hydrochlorothiazide and other benzothiadiazine diuretics.


Central respiratory chemo-sensitivity and its relationship to peripheral nerve carbon dioxide-sensitivity.


An analysis of some short-term patterns of breathing in man at rest.


Brain stem vascular accident following neck manipulation.


Ocular allergy.

Ocular allergy.


Otolaryngologic allergy.

Otolaryngologic allergy.


Construction of a modified Henderson apparatus.


Subclavian angiography.

Subclavian angiography.


Automated analysis of multiple choice behavior.


Changes in some functions of the newborn following the administration of chlorpromazine.


The general hospital and care of the aged.


The determination of iron absorption and loss by whole body counting.


Necrophilia complicating a case of homicide.


Subclavian steal.

Subclavian steal.


The prevention of plantar ulcer in leprosy.


A description of Tricotyla molae (Blanchard), with a discussion of the monogenetic trematodes of the sunfish (Mola mola L.).


In memoriam: Gotthold STEINER.

In memoriam: Gotthold STEINER.


The effects of oral salicylate on serum uric acid levels. Thirteen males and six females were given 40 grains of oral salicylate daily for six days. The serum uric acid of 16 of the 19 subjects fell, the mean post-treatment level being 1.1 mg. % less than the control mean. In five males and five females, administration of 20 grains of oral salicylate daily for six days resulted in a uniform rise of serum uric acid, the post-treatment mean being 1.4 mg. % above the pretreatment mean. Salicylate therapy in common dosage may therefore falsely elevate or depress serum uric acid levels. An accurate evaluation of a serum uric acid level can be made only if the patient is not under the influence of salicylates.


Therapeutic trial of a pyrazole derivative, KB-95, for patients with rheumatoid arthritis. A phenylbutazone-like pyrazole derivative, Sandoz KB-95, claimed to have antiserotonin, anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties, was tested on patients with rheumatoid arthritis. A double-blind study on 17 patients with definite or classical rheumatoid arthritis was performed for two-week periods on both KB-95 and placebo. Grip strength, the time to walk 50 feet, the number of other analgesic tablets taken daily, the erythrocyte sedimentation rate and a subjective rating of pain were the parameters of measurement. KB-95 failed to produce significantly more improvement than the placebo in this trial and was therefore considered not to be a useful drug for the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis. No acute toxic effects were observed to this dose of 300 mg. given three times daily.


The effects of anoxia on metabolism in the adult housefly, musca domestica.


Severe extrapyramidal seizure following ingestion of two milligrams of trifluoperazine (stelazine).


The physical properties of the frog lung.


Automated teaching programs with mentally retarded students.


Studies on the etiology of carcinoma of the urinary bladder.


The smaller hospital--a challenge or a chore?


The management of vaginitis. Report of therapeutic trial of a new combination of agents.


Disability evaluation for retirement. A panel discussion.


Retinopathy associated with chloroquine.


Hemodynamic and central nervous actions of cyclopropane in the dog.


Threshold testing with Bekesy audiometer.


Bekesy audiometry with children.

Bekesy audiometry with children.


Childhood--schizophrenic reactions.

Childhood--schizophrenic reactions.


Chronic subdural haematomata associated with anticoagulant treatment.


Thymine ribonucleotides of soluble ribonucleic acid of rat liver.


Triamterene; a clinical study of its potentiating effect on other diuretics.


The kinetics of catalase synthesis and destruction in vivo.


Black dot tinea capitis caused by Trichophyton rubrum.


Intravenous mannitol.

Intravenous mannitol.


Clinical experiences with electronesthesia: a preliminary report of 50 administrations.


Effect of circulating blood volume on gastric secretion.


Gall-bladder dyspepsia.

Gall-bladder dyspepsia.


Pharmacogenetics.

Pharmacogenetics.


Drug profiles. The barbiturates.

Drug profiles. The barbiturates.


Treatment of febrile convulsions.

Treatment of febrile convulsions.


Lithopadion.

Lithopadion.


Chronic cardiac decompensation.

Chronic cardiac decompensation.


Left-sided primary torsion of the greater omentum (case report).


Future trends in general practice.

Future trends in general practice.


Effect of anxiety on rate of learning a visual discrimination.


Crystallographic analysis of urinary calculi: a 23-year survey study.


Lack of facilitation in maze learning by picrotoxin and strychnine sulfate.


A simple parabiotic chamber for cell culture studies.


Nutritional requirements for cultivation of the canine transmissible sarcoma cell.


The x-ray manifestations in the heart and lungs of mitral regurgitation.


Reproduction in human autosomal trisomics. Chromosome studies of a mongol mother, her nonmongol twins, and her family.


The toxicity of an organic arsenical, 3-nitro-4-hydroxyphenylarsonic acid. II. Chronic toxicity.


Inhibition of synthesis of sulfated mucopolysaccharides by estradiol. The influence of estradiol upon incorporation of isotopes into the sulfated acid mucopolysaccharides of connective tissues of the rat has been studied. Administration of the hormone for 3 weeks significantly reduces the in vitro incorporation of S(35)-sulfate into cartilage and thoracic aorta without significantly altering the amount of hydrolyzable sulfate in these tissues. The reduction of sulfate incorporation into these tissues by estradiol represents reduced synthesis since the hormone reduces incorporation of sulfate into the acid mucopolysaccharides of the tissue to the same extent and since reduction in incorporation of C(14)-glucose also parallels S(35)-sulfate incorporation into acid mucopolysaccharides. The rate of synthesis of sulfated acid mucopolysaccharides is greater in thoracic aorta than abdominal aorta or cartilage. Since the amount of hydrolyzable sulfate is the same in these two portions of aorta, the turnover is also more rapid in the thoracic aorta.


Diet-induced myocardial infarction in rat.


Liver lipid peroxide levels in carbon tetrachlorie poisoning.


Diet-induced hemolytic anemia in the rat. Concomitant renal hemosiderosis.


A thousand outpatients.

A thousand outpatients.


A new pleoptic instrument: the peripheral dazzler.


Polaroid photography of eccentric fixation. A simple modification of the Fisba fundus camera.


The responsibility of the pediatrician in amblyopia.


Carcinoma of the stomach.

Carcinoma of the stomach.


Recognition of lesions of the pancreas amenable to surgical treatment.


Hyperinsulinism.

Hyperinsulinism.


Pheochromocytoma. Clinical aspects and surgical treatment.


The vehicle and the road.

The vehicle and the road.


Pros and cons of repository injection therapy in the practice of allergy.


Myeloid chloroleukemia virus in transplantable mice tumours.


The treatment of delirium tremens with amino acids. Clinical and laboratory results with special reference to chromatographic determination of amino acids.


New iodophor for topical antisepsis.

New iodophor for topical antisepsis.


Evaluation of a chemical depilatory for preoperative preparation of five hundred fifteen surgical patients.


Rehabilitation and the nurse.

Rehabilitation and the nurse.


Medical rehabilitation and the national health grants and health insurance programs in Canada.


Agreed medical evidence.

Agreed medical evidence.


Studies on serological homgeneity of Asian influenza strains.


Factors influencing the determination of cellular morphology in cells infected with Rous Sarcoma virus.


Mold allergy in clinical practice.

Mold allergy in clinical practice.


Radiobiologic experiments in Discoverer satellite XVIII. Primary cultures of chick embryo brain tissue.


Radiation safety in a university.

Radiation safety in a university.


Biologic systems of Discoverer satellites XXIX and XXX. Organ and tissue cultures. 2. Ciliary activity of embryonic chick choroid plexus.


Medical perspective in atmospheric hygiene.


Functional symptoms associated with study in Nigerian students.


Comparison of pulmonary function and other parameters in two communities with widely different air pollution levels.


Health effects from repeated exposures to low concentrations of air pollutants.


Motor vehicles, air pollution, and public health.


59Fe iron sorbitol citric-acid complex in iron-deficiency anaemia.


Dental services for the aged.

Dental services for the aged.


Obstetric experience for student nurses.


Experimental malaria infections in "saltwater" and "freshwater" Anopheles gambiae from East Africa.


Duodenal ulceration.

Duodenal ulceration.


Amnion implantation in peripheral vascular disease.


Ureterovesical junction obstruction caused by anomalous vessels and ureteral stricture.


Proposal on possibility of improving cow's milk for the purpose of lowering the incidence of atherosclerosis.


Angina pectoris. VI. The nature of ST segment elevation and other ECG changes in acute severe myocardial ischaemia.


Thyroid neoplasms and coexistent thyroiditis. Observations on fifteen cases.


Sodium and potassium in the pathogenesis of the "electrolyte-steroid cardiopathy with necrosis".


Effects of in vitro anoxia on metabolism of octopus heart tissue.


Formation of phosphatides from C14-labelled precursors in rat brain slices. Effect of chlorpromazine.


Homosexuality and genetic sex.

Homosexuality and genetic sex.


Observation of children in a psychiatric inpatient unit. Design of behavioural rating scale for nursing staff.


Biomedical engineering horizons in veterinary medicine.


Studies on the mechanism of sickling of deer erythrocytes.


Biochemical studies in mongolism. I: The influence of environment on the concentrations and mobilities of plasma proteins.


New concepts of the comparative anatomy of the eye.


Pulmonary actnomycosis simulating bronchogenic carcinoma. During a 2(1/2)-year period, in a 360-bed general hospital, three cases of pulmonary actinomycosis were encountered in men aged 38, 47 and 49 years. In each instance the symptoms, signs and radiological and laboratory findings were such as to warrant a presumptive clinical diagnosis of bronchogenic carcinoma. Thoracotomy was performed in each case. This experience suggests that a definitive clinical diagnosis of bronchogenic carcinoma should not be made without histological evidence. Furthermore, such individuals should have the benefit of exploratory thoracotomy on the off-chance that the pulmonary lesion may be benign and amenable to treatment. Above all it should be remembered that pulmonary actinomycosis can simulate bronchogenic carcinoma to a marked degree.


Some new experiments concerning the "corticotropin releasing factors" and related peptides.


Study on insecticide resistance of flies in Czechoslovakia.


Recurrent pneumococcal meningitis in pregnancy. Case report.


Sinai Hospital of Detroit: the first ten years.


Formation of sedoheptulose-7-phosphate from enzymatically obtained "active glycolic aldehyde" and ribose-5-phosphate with transketolase.


The role of thiamine in epilepsy.

The role of thiamine in epilepsy.


Incidence of dermatohphytes in soil.

Incidence of dermatohphytes in soil.


Treatment of opportunistic fungus infections.


Oxygen-18 studies on the conversion of proline to hydroxyproline.


Oxygen-18 studies on the conversion of proline to collagen hydroxyproline.


Consent in medical practice. II. Consent to operative procedures.


L-Tryptophan.

L-Tryptophan.


Experimental observations on postural nystagmus. III. Lesions of the colliculi.


Subacute inclusion encephalitis in South Africa.


The improved management of incapacitating anxiety states.


41 questions,--and some others.

41 questions,--and some others.


The case for radiopaques in sinus roentgenography.


Distribution of methionine-H3 and ethionine-ethyl-1-H3 in maternal and fetal rat tissues.


Effects of ethionine administration during pregnancy in the rat.


Influence of catechol amine levels on gastric secretions in rats.


Response shaping at long interstimulus intervals in classical eyelid conditioning.


Recruitment, latency, magnitude, and amplitude of the GSR as a function of interstimulus interval.


Primary stimulus generalization.

Primary stimulus generalization.


Siegfried Josef THANNHAUSER, M.D. Jun 28, 1885-December 18, 1962.


Arterial supply of the diencephalon and some associated areas of the rabbit brain.


Human angiostrongyliasis of the eye in Bangkok.


Acridine orange fluorescent staining of gastric cytological elements.


Regional anesthesia in rural obstetric practice.


An electron microscopic study of human generalized argyria.


Effect of methionine and other nitrogen sources on biochemical processes in the liver.


Oscular contractions in sponges.

Oscular contractions in sponges.


The isolation of squalene from human brain.


Population mobility and trypanosomiasis in Africa. Population mobility has long been established as a feature of life in Africa south of the Sahara. Even though it appears to be a factor in the spread of sleeping-sickness there do not seem to have been serious epidemics until the latter part of the nineteenth century and the early decades of the twentieth century. Various types of population movement of the present day and their possible relevance to trypanosomiasis are discussed. Density of population and settlement patterns are also important. Some of the changes in these which are relevant to trypanosomiasis are outlined and the need for more detailed information on these and on population mobility is emphasized.


John Alton REED, 1898-1962.

John Alton REED, 1898-1962.


Deafness and school. Middle ear effusion.


Psychosomatic disturbances of the heart.


The antigenicity of insulin: a review.

The antigenicity of insulin: a review.


Faith, healing, and the faith healers.

Faith, healing, and the faith healers.


Syphilitic stricture of the left main bronchus and early asymptomatic neurosyphilis, presenting with paresis of the left vocal cord.


The insulin-carrying protein of normal human serum.


Thromobosis in connection with serum lipidic changes in the rat.


Some observations on the mode of action of colicin F.


Metabolic responses in skeletal muscle and connective tissues to open skin wounds in animals.


Metabolic parameters in the healing of open skin wounds in animals.


The medical center library.

The medical center library.


Segmental vascular reactivity subsequent to sympathectomy.


Arterial blood gas tensions in acute disease of lower respiratory tract in infancy.


Isoniazid jaundice and its relationship to iproniazid jaundice.


Colorimetric determination with murexide of microgram amounts of calcium in tissues.


Mitochondrial function and metal content in carbon tetrachloride poisoning.


The use of lead citrate at high pH as an electron-opaque stain in electron microscopy.


The painful hip.

The painful hip.


A child guidance clinic as exemplified by Riley Child Guidance Clinic.


Potency of conditioned reinforcers based on food and on food and punishment.


On some determinants of choice in pigeons. A pigeon's pecking at each of two or three simultaneously available red keys was reinforced at different frequencies with a conditioned reinforcer, an orange key, on which 25 pecks resulted in a presentation of grain. Pecking was occasionally punished with a period of no reinforcement during which each key was dark. Both with two and with three keys, the relative frequency of pecking on a key was equal to the relative frequency of reinforcement obtained by pecks on that key. Also, the absolute frequency of pecking on each key was a linear function with zero intercept of the absolute frequency of reinforcement associated with that key. The slope of this function varied with the number of available keys; it was steeper with two than with three. The relative frequency of switching from any key (two successive pecks on different keys) approximated a linear function with zero intercept and slope slightly greater than 1.0 of the total relative frequency of reinforcement associated with the keys to which the bird could switch. However, the relative frequency of switching to a particular key often showed systematic irregularities. The invariance in these data is the equality between the relative frequency of pecks on one of two or three keys and the relative frequency of reinforcement associated with that key.


Conditioned and unconditioned aggression in pigeons.


8 years as director of inservice education.


Some limitations on behavioral contrast and induction during successive discrimination. A pigeon's rate of pecking on a red key, reinforced at a constant frequency, may be changed by increasing or decreasing the frequency of reinforcement of pecking on a successively presented green key. The changes in the rate of pecking on red, called interactions, are of two types: contrast, in which the changes in the rates of pecking on the two colors are in opposite directions; and, induction, in which the changes in the rates are in the same direction. In previous data, a change in the frequency of reinforcement associated with the green key produced a corresponding change in the rate of pecking the green key and an opposite change (contrast) in the rate of pecking on the red key. The present data suggest that the magnitude of contrast is very small if pecking on the red key is reinforced at a high enough frequency (about 40 reinforcements per hr in the present experiment). Also, given that interactions occur, induction rather than contrast may result from small changes in a low frequency of reinforcement associated with green.


The effects of exposure to simulated launch and re-entry profiles on chimpanzee performance.


The effects of exposure to simulated launch and reentry profiles on chimpanzee performance.


Effect of rearing and habitation in social isolation on performance of an escape task.


My experiences on the NLN Board of Review.


Current thought on congenital heart disease in infancy.


Staphylococcal pancarditis.

Staphylococcal pancarditis.


Enzymes of polynucleotide synthesis in two photosynthetic organisms.


Hypertrophy of the human heart at the level of fine structure. An analysis and two postulates. Muscle cells in the left ventricular walls of four markedly hypertrophied human hearts (above 600 gm) were compared with muscle cells in four non-hypertrophied hearts (up to 310 gm). Blocks of tissue obtained postmortem within 6 hours were processed for light and electron microscopy under conditions suitable for good preservation of myofibrils. A lattice parameter, q(h), was defined as the number of myosin filaments per square micron in either H zones or A bands. By the use of methods of electron microscopy, q(h) was determined for perpendicular cross-sections of A bands in a large number of well preserved myofibrils of muscle cells in both groups of hearts. Statistical evaluation of the distributions of values of q(h) revealed no significant difference between the two groups. Thus, the myofilament lattices in hypertrophied cells were geometrically within normal limits. Planimetric measurements of cross-sectional areas of muscle fibers were made, using photomicrographs obtained from one representative hypertrophied heart and from one control. The size-frequency distribution of the measurements showed a marked difference between the two hearts, and confirmed the presence of hypertrophy of muscle cells. Counts of the number of myofibrils per muscle cell were determined for samples from the same two hearts, evaluated statistically, and found to be significantly higher for the hypertrophied heart. It is proposed (a) that myofibrils in hypertrophied heart muscle cells have filament lattices with geometrical arrangement and macromolecular parameters that are the same as those found in myofibrils of normal heart muscle cells; and (b) that in hypertrophy the number of myofilaments increases through formation of new myofibrils, and possibly also by addition of filaments to preexisting myofibrils.


Fibrinolysin therapy in thromboembolic diseases.


Diuretic effect of progesterone in secondary hyperaldosteronism.


On a new monosubstituted biological guanidine, hypotaurocyamine (2-guanidoethane sulfinic acid) and the corresponding phosphagen


A performance schedule for extended space flight with the chimpanzee.


Malignant melanoma of the orbit: report of a case followed for 31 years which was probably primary in the globe.


Psychobionics-medical electronics and their psychiatric applications.


Relative antidepressant activity of various chemical groups.


The phrenopraxic spectrum of acetophenazine.


Production of specific haemagglutinins in pigs after receiving skin homografts.


The blood groups of mink. I. Six blood group factors and a blood group system in mink.


Passive transfer of immunity to typhoid by macrophages. Saito, Kazuhisa (Keio University School of Medicine, Tokyo, Japan), Masayasu Nakano, Takehisa Akiyama, and Daizo Ushiba. Passive transfer of immunity to typhoid by macrophages. J. Bacteriol. 84:500-507. 1962.-Cultured peritoneal macrophages collected from mice which had been injected intravenously with intact macrophages of mice immunized with live vaccine were found to exert inhibitory action against intracellular virulent Salmonella enteritidis. This inhibition was quantitatively inferior to that exhibited by peritoneal macrophages from the donors, i.e., mice actively immunized with live vaccine. After an intravenous injection of P(32)-labeled macrophages into mice, almost no radioactivity could be recovered in the peritoneal exudate cells of the recipients; about 50% of the radioactivity was recovered from the liver, spleen, and mesenteric lymph nodes. Therefore, the inhibitory action of the recipient's peritoneal macrophages against intracellular multiplication was attributed to the capacity of the recipient's own macrophages and not to that of the donor's macrophages. Tissue-cultured macrophages from recipients of sonic-treated cells did not exhibit inhibition against intracellular, virulent S. enteritidis, although the recipients were resistant to intraperitoneal infection with the same strain.


Microcirculatory disturbances in local allergy.


Studies on ixodid ticks. VI. Additional report of tick rearing, with presentation of a new tick container.


Isolation of Pasteurella tularensis from ticks and chiggers parasitized on tularemia-wild hares, with some tularemia transmission experiment.


Botulinus toxin as a cause of food poisoning.


Electron microscopic observations of the mesangiolysis. The toxic effects of the "Habu snake" venom on the renal glomerulus.


Denaturation of deoxyribonucleic acid of Escherichia coli by x-irradiation in vitro.


Estimation of mass-scattering coefficient of biological samples.


Mechanism of deoxyribonuclecic acid synthesis in vitro.


Regulation of biosynthesis of a heat-sensititive beta-D-galactosidase in Shigella dysenteriae.


Autoimmune diseases.

Autoimmune diseases.


Relative infectivity of tobacco mosaic virus and its nucleic acid.


Depersonalization and derealization.

Depersonalization and derealization.


Deformities of the extremities and digits of the foetus in relation to obstetric practice.


Medical research and electronics.

Medical research and electronics.


Potassium changes in the heart during homeometric autoregulation and acetyl strophanthidin.


Gas chromatography of the amino acid esters in ammonia.


The binding of chloride and sulfate ions to ribonuclease.


Steroid metabolites from cholesterol-C14 in a patient with adrenal cancer: effects of metopirone.


A case of listeria meningitis encountered during an epidemic of viral meningitis.


Secondary echinococcosis of the pleura following ruptured hydatid cyst of the lung. Report of a case.


Comparison of some biologgical and biochemical properties of 6-bromopurine and 6-iodopurine.


Sarcoma produced by subdermal administration of metaphenylenediamine and metaphenylenediamine hydrochloride.


Calculation of the optical specifications of contact lenses.


Some comments on rehabilitation, the family unit and society.


Patterns of marital relationship.

Patterns of marital relationship.


Treatment of the menopause with a preparation of estrogen-androgen combination.


Pilot experiments in the control of bancroftian filariasis in Japan and Ryukyu. In this paper the author reviews the literature on the distribution and epidemiology of filariasis in Japan and discusses the extensive programme of research on the disease that is at present being carried out there. As part of this programme, comparative pilot experiments were started in 1958, in several areas of differing filariasis endemicity, with the object of determining the most effective and economical methods for preventing and treating the disease. The results so far obtained from these pilot experiments, which are still in progress, suggest that a close approach to the eradication of filariasis from the endemic areas could be reached through the administration of diethylcarbamazine at a suitable dosage to microfilaria carriers and the simultaneous application of control measures against the vector mosquitos.


Studies on hemoglobin. VII. N- and C-terminal fragments derived from bovine globin alpha and beta with N-bromosuccinimide-oxidation.


Histochemical study of acid mucopolysaccharides in mucinoses.


On the function of the otolithorgans.

On the function of the otolithorgans.


Acid- and alkali-dissociations of chicken hemoglobin.


Effects of stimulation of cerebellar and thalamic nuclei upon spinal alpha motoneurons of the cat.


Accommodation in motoneurons as modified by circumstantial conditions.


Electrophysiological studies on oculomotor neurons of the cat.


The demonstration of secondary constrictions in human chromosomes by means of a new technique.


Changes of somatic chromosomes of the horse in serial in vitro transfers.


A role of the cell wall as a "primary reservoir" of vitamin B12 in a B12-requiring Lactobacillus.


Revised study of the chromosomes of domestic cattle and the horse in somatic cells in vitro.


Postural hypotension and shock. Mechanisms and treatment.


Respiratory function

Respiratory function


Pituitary carcinoma presenting as nasopharyngeal tumors with reference to ectopic origin. A report of three cases.


Adsorption of sorbic acid by plastic cellulose acetates.


The practicing physician and rheumatic fever prevention.


Prevention of initial attacks of rheumatic fever.


Geographic and seasonal differences in bacteriologic and serologic observations as related to hemolytic streptococci in "open" and "closed" groups of children.


Antibody response to polyvalent influenza virus vaccine administered intradermally or subcutaneously in an aged population.


Catalase activity in young red cells.

Catalase activity in young red cells.


In vivo and in vitro effects of antimalarials on Histoplasma capsulatum.


Synthesis of polypseudouridylic acid by polynucleotide phosphorylase.


Effect of chlorination of drinking water on mortality after wholebody x-irradiation.


Separation of the valency states of some elements on paper impregnated with zirconium phosphate.


Studies on lathyrus sativus seeds and their nutritive valvue.


Interrelationships in trace-element metabolism in metal toxicities in Neurospora crassa.


Studies on lathyrus sativus: non-toxic character of Lathyrus sativus seeds and their nutritive valvue.


Lipid components of leaves. III. Isolation and characterization of mono- and digalactosyl diglycerides and lecithin.


Psychiatry in Latin America.

Psychiatry in Latin America.


Control of oral anticoagulant therapy, with special reference to Quick test and Thrombotest.


Studies on hemoglobin. VIII. The tryptic peptides of bovine globin alpha.


Partial structure of bovine globin alpha.


Hemoglobin alpha4 and hemoglobin beta4.

Hemoglobin alpha4 and hemoglobin beta4.


N-Acetylvaline as the N-terminal group of chicken globin.


Studies on snake venom. XIII. Chromatographic separation and properties of three proteinases from Agkistrodon halys blomhoffii venom.


More on chlorthalidone.

More on chlorthalidone.


Ulcerative colitis complicated by colonic lymphoma.


Humidity studies and respiratory infections in a public school.


Intrinsic vasomotion in the dogfish gill.


Round worm in a sub-umbilical sinus. (Report of a case).


A technique for detailed anatomic study of the posteroanterior cephalometric roentgenogram.


Histological changes in the pituitary and their correlation with the gonadal cycle in some teleosts.


Functional renal thyroid follicles in wild specimens of the freshwater teleost Barbus stigma (Cuv. et Val.).


Utilization of the posterior sinus of Valsalva for the creation of a third coronary artery.


Theoretical approach to life span shortening induced by radiation. 3. A model for radiation injury.


A simplified method for crosscorrelation analysis.


A simplified method for determining the average response time-pattern of the evoked potential in electroencephalography.


A simplified method for autocorrelation analysis in electroencephalography.


Anticlotting activity of phosvitin on chicken blood in vitro.


Acute radiation effects on synaptic activity in the mammalian spinal cord.


Ion transport and oxygen uptake in sartorius muscle, with particular reference to the effect of DNP.


1,2-dihydro-1,2-dihydroxybenzene and several other substances in the metabolism of benzene.


Etiologic study on an outbreak of canary pox in Japan 1958.


Propagation of canary pox virus in monolayer culture of chick embryo cells.


The antiarrhythmic action of phenothiazine derivatives.


A critical study of Hamilton-Stewart's principle for the analysis of hemodynamics--a mathematical analysis.


The inhibitory effect of thiophosphate on the adenosine triphosphate-in-organic phosphate exchange reaction of rat liver mitochondria.


Electrochromatographic separation of inorganic phosphate, adenosine monophosphate, adenosine diphosphate, and adenosine triphosphate.


Studies on digitalis glycosides. XI. Isolation of digipronin, purpnin, and purpronin.


Studies on digitalis glycosides. XII. Structures of digipronin and digiprogenin.


Effect of intravenous versus oral fat administration in fat-deficient dogs.


Deposition of fatty acids in the newborn in relation to the diet of pregnant guinea pigs: a preliminary report.


Periodic paralysis: a study of carbohydrate and thiamine metabolism.


Toluene habituation. Report of a case.

Toluene habituation. Report of a case.


Effects of present correctional practices on offenders.


Satter respiration regulator: a discussion.


Effect of sensorimotor cortical stimulation upon cuneate nuclear output through medial lemniscus in cat.


Conception control with norethynodrel: progress report of a four-year field study at Humacao, Puerto Rico.


Early use of circulating blood volume, weights and normal diet in acute renal failure.


Plasma vitamin B12 levels in some nutritional deficiency states.


Plasma vitamin B12 levels in vegetarians.


Changes in the relation between self concepts and ideal-concepts of psychotics consequent upon therapy.


Utilization of the proverbs test as a projective instrument: an objective approach through language behavior.


Clinical use of the glucose disappearance rate. An intravenous glucose tolerance test, coupled with a graphical or mathematical analysis, has been used in normal, diabetic, and glycosuric subjects, and patients suspected of having hypoglycemia. From the analysis, a single value, K, is derived which integrates the disappearance of the injected glucose. A significant difference was found between normals and known diabetics: this difference becomes even more distinct when the disappearance of the glucose load is measured as K1 or Increment Index, as opposed to decrease of the total blood glucose, K2 or Total Index. A 300-g. carbohydrate diet was shown to be important to the success of this test. More than 400 patients have been tested in the investigation of different disorders of glucose metabolism. Renal glycosuria was diagnosed in 35 patients. Rapid disappearance of the glucose load has been observed in 18 of 40 patients suspected of having hypoglycemia. Of 64 patients diagnosed in the hospital as previously unknown diabetics, 59 presented K1 values below the normal range.


Fasting ketosis in the pregnant guinea pig.


An increased rate of cholesterol biosynthesis with microsome fractions of liver from ketotic guinea pigs.


Absorption spectra of spinach quantasomes and bleaching of the pigments.


Acid-soluble nucleotides of Staphylococcus aureus. III. Studies on the mode of action of penicillin.


Acid-soluble nucleotides of Staphylococcus aureus. II. Methods of preparation.


Serological crossreactivity between a ribitol teichoic acid and a component of Escherichia coli.


The treatment of intractable pain in terminal cancer.


Professional appearance.

Professional appearance.


Colostomy. The nurse's contribution to the patient's welfare.


Ileostomy. The nurse's contribution to the patient's welfare.


Anti-androgenic activity of a series of 17-iminosteroids.


Treatment of hospitalized depressed and schizophrenic patients with monoamine oxidase inhibitors: including reflections on pargyline.


Report on the National Congress on Mental Illness and Health.


Trans-filter propagation of apical ectoderm maintenance factor in the chick embrvo wing bud.


Lecithin-cholesterol sols.

Lecithin-cholesterol sols.


Diffusion of salts through a lipo-protein interface.


Indications for residential treatment in the early years of life.


Smallpox vaccination by a new technique.


Septal dermoplasty: a new operative procedure for control of nosebleeds in patients with hereditary haemorrhagic telangiectasia.


Vein grafts for cervical esophagus replacement in dogs.


Viral infections and cranial nerve paralysis.


Techniques in laryngectomy to minimize postoperative complications and permit immediate feeding.


Pericardial autografts in clinical cardiac surgery.


Mitral valve disease; a consideration of four controversial aspects.


The treatment offered at Spas.

The treatment offered at Spas.


LSD, alcoholism and transcendence.

LSD, alcoholism and transcendence.


Technical aspects of the Pretoria approach to the use of radium in the treatment of cancer of the uterus.


Test of peak values in physiopathologic time series.


A sensitive technique for gastric pouch collection.


Advances in the treatment of arthritis and chronic rheumatism.


Ovarian hyperemia pregnancy test.

Ovarian hyperemia pregnancy test. In 310 cases in which a pregnancy test was carried out by injecting serum from the woman into immature female rats and observing the ovaries at autopsy 18 hours later, there were no false positive reactions. Results in three instances were false negative and in two of the three a positive reaction was obtained upon repeat of the test two weeks later.The advantages of using serum for the test are believed to outweigh the convenience of obtaining urine specimens.


The effect of reserpine on conditioned fear responses.


Co-operation between Christian institutions and government in leprosy work.


Keeping the scholastic athletic candidate active.


Boxing--its pros and cons.

Boxing--its pros and cons.


The treatment of Meniere's disease with ultrasound. Anatomical considerations.


The relationship between morale and health in a ship's company.


Cephalic changes in chick embryos under the action of ultrasound.


Psychiatry in institutional work with the aged.


Nongenetic prolonged serum cholesterol alteration induced by deoxyribonucleic acids.


Psychoanalytic studies on addiction: ego structure in narcotic addiction.


Epileptoid psychosis: a group of atypical endogenous psychoses.


Intracellular potential during electrically induced seizures.


On the effect of osmotic pressure upon the excystment of the cysticercoids of Raillietina kashiwarensis.


Effects of metabolic disturbances on potential difference across intestinal wall of rat.


Correlation of piperonal test values for aromatic compounds with the atmospheric concentration of benzo(A)pyrene.


Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. XXIX. Accessory ossification centers at the occipitovertebral articulation of the dachs (chondrodystrophy) rabbit.


The suicidal patient in the general ward.


Development of a tube for electrical thrombosis of esophageal varices.


Acute emphysematous cholecysitis.

Acute emphysematous cholecysitis.


Benign and malignant tumors of the small intestine.


Studies on the microfilariae of the dog heartworm Dirofilaria immitis: separation of parasites from whole blood.


Canine filariasis--the influence of the method of treatment on measurements of microfilariae in blood samples.


Morphologic changes occurring in canine microfilariae maintained in whole blood cultures.


Polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbon composition of air polluted by coal-tar pitch fumes.


The in vitro development of microfilariae of the dog heartworm Dirofilaria immitis to the "sausage-form".


Airborne infection.

Airborne infection.


Heparin--anticoagulant plus.

Heparin--anticoagulant plus.


Antidiuretic responses to neurohypophysial hormones and some of their synthetic analogues in dogs and rats.


Cystic hygroma.

Cystic hygroma.


Surgical considerations in the treatment of epidermoid carcinoma of the anus.


Factitiously low amylase values.

Factitiously low amylase values.


Biochemical characteristics of Bacteroides melaninogenicus. A study of thirty-one strains.


The significance of histological diagnosis in glandular toxoplasmosis.


Peritoneal foreign-body reaction caused by condom emulsion.


Viral susceptibility and embryonic differentiation. 1. The histopathology of mouse kidney rudiments infected with polyoma and vesicular stomatitis viruses in vitro.


Behavioural studies in fish with mescaline, LSD, and thiopropazate and their interactions with serotonin and dopa.


Purification of follicle-stimulating hormone from horse anterior pituitary glands.


Pancreatic hypertrophy and chick growth inhibition by soybean fractions devoid of trypsin inhibitor.


Histo-physiological studies on chick pancreas as influenced by feeding raw soybean meal.


Effect of palm jaggeries on the growth and blood and liver composition of albino rats kept on rice and jowar diets.


Minimal dosage of iodide required to suppress uptake of iodine-131 by normal thyroid. Sodium iodide was given in increasing doses to mentally defective children with normal thyroid function. Maximal suppression of iodine-131 uptake was achieved with 1500 to 2000 micrograms of iodide per square meter of body surface per day, but quickly rebounded when iodide was discontinued. This minimal effective dose is important if countermeasures against fallout are employed.


Juvenile lymphocytic thyroiditis.

Juvenile lymphocytic thyroiditis.


Acromegalic gigantism in an adolescent girl.


Lymphocytic (Hashimoto's) thyroiditis in children.


Achievement measurement and academic grade placement in educable mental retardates.


Peripheral nerve fiber activation with physiologic stimuli to skin.


Treatment and prophylaxis of cholera with bacteriophage. The treatment of cholera with bacteriophage has, in the past, been unsuccessful, owing to the fact that the phages prepared by the usual method (multiplication on cholera vibrios in broth) proved incapable of parasitizing cholera vibrios in vivo. In this paper, the author presents the results of therapeutic and prophylactic trials of a phage preparation prepared by a different method-namely, cultivation on cholera vibrios through alternate passages in the small intestine of guinea-pigs and in bile. This preparation was used effectively for the treatment of cholera patients and for the control of epidemic outbreaks in Afghanistan in 1958 and 1960. A single dose of the phage, administered with saline intravenously or intramuscularly, followed by an oral dose daily for three days, gave satisfactory results in the majority of cases, even if the patients were seriously ill and did not receive additional symptomatic treatment. As to the prophylactic value of the phage, when the preparation was administered simultaneously with a single dose of cholera vaccine to the entire population of an epidemic focus, no further cases of the disease occurred in that focus.


Laboratory studies on the El Tor vibrio. The identity of the El Tor vibrio is a controversial question that the usual methods of bacteriological investigation have as yet failed to settle. In this paper, the author presents the results of a study of the interrelationships between El Tor vibrios, true cholera vibrios and water vibrios, as revealed by the behaviour of the vibrios in the bile system and in the small intestine of experimental animals.The vibrios investigated included two strains isolated at the El Tor quarantine station on the Sinai Peninsula in 1934, two strains isolated at Makassar, Celebes, during a cholera epidemic in 1937 and identified as "El Tor" vibrios, four strains of true cholera vibrios and five strains of water vibrios. On the whole, the behaviour of the El Tor and Makassar vibrios was similar, closely resembling that of the cholera vibrios and differing markedly from that of the water vibrios. The author therefore considers that the strains of El Tor and Makassar vibrios examined are varieties of Vibrio cholerae and suggests that carriers of such strains should be subjected to the same measures as carriers of true cholera vibrios.


Stapedectomy as a definitive procedure.

Stapedectomy as a definitive procedure.


The effect of osmotic stress and hypophysectomy on blood and urine urea levels in frogs.


Vertebral involvement by desmoplastic fibroma. Report of a case.


Problem-solving.

Problem-solving.


Legitimate, transitional, and illegitimate mental patients in a Midwestern State.


Social support for stereotypes of mental disorder.


The nurse's role in hospital safety.

The nurse's role in hospital safety.


Communication and regulation in psychotherapy.


Study of the acid hydrolases of the muellerian ducts of the chick embryo. I. Total activity and solvent activity of the ducts of embryos after 8 to 10 days of incubation


A schema for the diagnosis of congenital heart disease.


Bilateral odontomas preventing eruption of maxillary central incisors. Report of a case.


Epiphyseal ossification center visualization. Its value in prediction of fetal maturity.


Fluoroscopic and spot-film examination of the larynx.


The clinical history as a factor in roentgenogram interpretation.


Intraspinal tumours in infancy and childhood.


Multiple and reversible toxic effects of triparanol.


Department of medical illustration at COMS.


Effect of ouabain on potassium exchange in hypothermic mammalian heart.


Purification of the hypothalamic thyrotrophin-releasing factor.


Controlled clinical evaluation of acute schizophrenia: a comparative study of rating instruments and judges.


Hematoma of the umbilical cord. Report of a case.


Effect of exercise on the pulmonary blood volume in patients with acquired heart disease.


The nephrotoxicity of analgesic abuse.

The nephrotoxicity of analgesic abuse.


Liability in use of investigational drugs.


Motility of normal and leukemic human lymphocytes.


Cell transformations and mitoses produced in vitro by tuberculin purified protein derivative in human blood cells.


Effects of phytohemagglutinin on rat and normal and leukemic human blood cells.


Foundation facts.

Foundation facts.


Effect of the composition of the growth medium on morphology and reproduction of Azotobacter chroococcum.


Precipitating antigens of leptospires. I. Chemical properties and serologic activity of soluble fractions of Leptospira pomona.


Precipitating antigens of leptospires. II. Serologic study of soluble fractions from 4 serotypes.


The effect of aqueous alcohol solutions on the thermal transition of ribonuclease.


Tribromethanol (Avertin).

Tribromethanol (Avertin).


Studies of the metabolism of human erythrocyte membranes.


Trifluoperazine and foetal abnormalities.


The organization and control of multiple injuries.


The comatose injured patient.

The comatose injured patient.


Atrial septal defect. I. Secundum and sinus venosus defects.


The surgical cure of a cardiac aneurysm of unknown cause.


Aneurysm of the ascending aorta obstructing right ventricular outflow and producing severe "pulmonary stenosis".


Accepting the handicapped pupil.

Accepting the handicapped pupil.


Cadmium: uptake by vegetables from superphosphate in soil. Phosphates in fertilizers contain cadmium. When vegetables usually devoid of cadmium were grown in soil heavily fertilized with 20 percent superphosphate, they absorbed it. Vegetables normally containing cadmium absorbed larger quantities in the presence of superphosphate and little or none in its absence. The superphosphate showed 7.25 parts of cadmium per million. Five grains usually containing cadmium were grown in unfertilized soil poor in this element; four did not absorb it. Phosphate fertilizers may be a source of the cadmium in some vegetable foods.


Abnormal trace metals in man--chromium.

Abnormal trace metals in man--chromium.


Effects of chromium, cadmium and lead on the growth and survival of rats.


Effect of chromim, cadmium and other trace metals on the growth and survival of mice.


Forensic medicine.

Forensic medicine.


Otolaryngology and the courts.

Otolaryngology and the courts.


The laws on reproduction: abortion, sterilization and insemination.


Hospitals: the duty to treat in emergency cases.


Department layout for central service departments.


Hemoglobin F1, an acetyl-containing hemoglobin.


The research program on the Mississippi River in the vicinity of Minneapolis and St. Paul.


Kinectics of air oxidation of sulfurous acid salts.


Silver nitrate technic for surgical removal of large bony tumors within the jaws.


The degradation of human gamma-globulin by trypsin.


Independence of whole blood and haemoglobin solution oxygen dissociation curves from haemoglobin type.


Improving medical care of the adolescent.


A comparison of the characteristics of increased adrenocortical function in obesity and in Cushing's syndrome.


Incipient lesions of the hallucial phalanges.


Noise exposure from dental drills.

Noise exposure from dental drills.


Factor analysis of space orientation.

Factor analysis of space orientation.


A study of motor nerve conduction: determination of velocity.


Radiation protection by cyanide of both rats and mice.


The evaluation of serologic tests for histoplasmosis in relation to the clinical diagnosis.


The effect of alkylating agents on the excretion of taurine in the urine of rats.


Nutritive value of leg of lamb roasts.

Nutritive value of leg of lamb roasts.


Attention and visual threshold.

Attention and visual threshold.


A micromodule pacemaker receiver for direct attachment to the ventricle.


Energy transport and conversion for a permanently implanted artificial heart.


A factor analysis of the Minnesota test for differential diagnosis of aphasia.


Effect of early postnatal steroid treatment on ovarian function in prepuberal rats.


Hashimoto disease.

Hashimoto disease.


Complement fixation Toxoplasma antigen prepared in tissue culture.


Further observations on the pathology of Meniere's disease.


Meniere's disease.

Meniere's disease.


Meniere's disease: a correlation of symptomatology and pathology.


The "meaning" of the Bender-Gestalt test designs to psychiatric patients.


Insight, authoritarianism and tendency to agree.


Psychiatric units in general hospitals: boon or bane?


Safeguards for vital statistics.

Safeguards for vital statistics.


Sex linkage, inbreedng, and growth in childhood.


The effect of inbreeding on mortality in Japan.


Kuroshima: the impact of religion on an island's genetic heritage.


Comparison of the behavior of intraepithelial carcinoma of the cervix in the pregnant and the nonpregnant patient.


Iron needs in infancy.

Iron needs in infancy.


Vascular factors in hemostasis.

Vascular factors in hemostasis.


Induction of viral interference in mice by aerosols of inactivated influenza virus.


Hypnotic susceptibility and MMPI profiles.


Rehabilitation "belongs" in general hospital.


Wilson's disease: a case with almost total loss of white matter.


We fit our unit to our needs--and space.


The electroencephalogram and electromyogram in experimental hypocalcemia.


Normal and pathologic cells in urine.

Normal and pathologic cells in urine.


A simple technique for recognizing abnormal epithelial cells in urinary sediment.


Approximation of free and of conjugated serum bilirubin from the ten-minute percentage and the direct value of the two components according to Weber and Schalm. A comparative study.


Radioactive colloidal gold in the therapy of cervical carcinoma.


Absorption of radioactive albumin from the lungs of normal dogs.


Aids to diagnosis of acute pancreatitis by roentgenologic study.


A new triple combination tablet for anti-hypertensive therapy.


The evaluation of hypertensive drugs.

The evaluation of hypertensive drugs.


Postnatal developmental anatomy of heritable rat microphthalmia.


Synthesis and antifungal activity of anilides of salicylic acid and o-coumaric acid.


The treatment of psychiatric patients in a general hospital and the newer psychopharmaceutical agents.


Torsion of previously normal tube and ovary in children.


Circumferential ulcerations of the ileum. An unusual cause of melena in childhood.


An experimental evaluation of suture materials in the anastomosis of the esophagus in growing animals.


Esophageal strictures after anastomosis in esophageal atresia.


Correct time, sequence and technic for closure of cleft lip and palate.


The one-piece photo lab.

The one-piece photo lab.


Leucocytic patterns associated with ethionine-induced resorption of the rat conceptus.


Lethal effect of indolyl-3-acetic acid ethyl ester and protective effect of indolyl-3-acetic acid on free cells of the Ehrlich ascites carcinoma.


Heart failure in the aged.

Heart failure in the aged.


Enzyme distribution in the rat fetus and palcenta following the adminstration of ethionine. Enzyme changes which accompany ethionine-induced resorption of the rat conceptus have been studied by both histochemical and biochemical techniques. Pregnant rats were injected with ethionine over a 3-day period prior to autopsy on day 12 of pregnancy. Sections of the whole conceptus were studied for acid phosphatase with both the Burstone and Gomori methods and for succinoxidase activity with nitro-BT. Biochemical determinations of cathepsins, acid phosphatase, and succinoxidase were performed on homogenates of the fetuses, placentae, and deciduas basalis from ethionine-treated and saline-treated rats. The histochemical study has shown that resorption is accompanied by an increase in the size and number of acid phosphatase granules in the decidual tissues and a concurrent loss of acid phosphatase granules in the fetal tissues. Biochemical methodology indicated that there was no increase in total cathepsin or acid phosphatase activities in the resorbing tissues. No change in succinoxidase activity was found with either histochemical or biochemical techniques. The significance of these results was discussed with reference to the lysosome hypothesis.


Cation transport in Escherichia coli. III. Potassium fluxes in the steadystate. The present study is concerned with the measurement of the unidirectional K flux in E. coli. Methods are described by means of which a fairly dense suspension of cells may be maintained in a well defined steady-state with respect to the intracellular K concentration and the pH of the medium. The kinetics of K(42) exchange under these conditions are consistent with the presence of a single intracellular K compartment with a unidirectional K flux of 1 pmol/(cm(2) sec.). This rate is independent of the extracellular K concentration over the range studied. The simultaneous rate of H secretion averages 16 pmols/(cm(2) sec.) indicating that in the steady-state the efflux of metabolically produced H is not linked mole for mole to K movement.


The interaction between active sodium transport and active sugar transport in the isolated rabbit ileum.


Transmural potential difference, short-circuit current and sodium transport in isolated rabbit ileum.


Volvulus of the intestine.

Volvulus of the intestine.


Influence of bound sialic acid on electrophoretic mobility of human serum proteins.


Tissue resistance to oral infection.

Tissue resistance to oral infection.


Effect of phenylalanine on toxicity of S-(dichlorovinyl)-L-cysteine in the rat and the calf.


A follow-up report on admissions to Chestnur Lodge 1948-1958.


Hearts of infants and children. Weights and measurements.


Some new observations on the submicroscopic pathology of the lung. Pulmonary adenomatosis and fat embolism.


Problems in the prevention of automobile accidents.


Haemogram of normal and starved rats.

Haemogram of normal and starved rats.


Carcinoma of the palatine arch.

Carcinoma of the palatine arch.


A simple method of follow-up, disease indexing, and filing of radiation therapy records.


Clinical and physical aspects of electron beam therapy.


Supplementary report: stimulus familiarization in paired-associate learning.


Plaque assay of dengue and other group B arthropod-borne viruses under methyl cellulose overlay media.


Inhibition of infectious and hemagglutinating properties of type 2 dengue virus by aqueous Agar extracts.


Elements of a trickling filter theory.

Elements of a trickling filter theory.


The aging pilot and heart disease.

The aging pilot and heart disease.


Long-term care facilities. Translating objectives into interior design: a case study.


The newer penicillins: a biotherapeutic synopsis.


Treatment of infectious mononucleosis.

Treatment of infectious mononucleosis.


The intravenous use of uracil mustard (U-8344). A preliminary report.


The treatment of pepticulcer with enteric and urinary concentrates: a review.


A scoring rationale for the Sargent test of insight into human motives.


Recent advances in the management of burns.


Venous thrombosis.

Venous thrombosis.


The widened septum pellucidum in hemispheric gliomas.


Treatment of enuresis and encopresis with tofranil in chronic psychiatric female inpatients.


The long term maintenance of bilaterally nephrectomized man by periodic hemodialysis.


Marie BONAPARTE, 1882-1962.

Marie BONAPARTE, 1882-1962.


Immunologic studies of the proteins of human synovial fluid.


Complement-fixing properties of pepsin-treated rabbit and sheep antibodies. Rabbit antibody with a sedimentation coefficient of 7S was digested with pepsin to yield the 5S fragment. Washed specific precipitates of 5S antibody and egg albumin, when added to guinea pig serum, fixed up to 40 percent of the total complement. This fixation could not be attributed to contamination with 7S antibody. Absorption of guinea pig serum with washed precipitates of 5S antibody and antigen removed that portion of complement which was fixed by fresh 5S antibody-antigen aggregates, but not that fixed by 7S antibody-antigen aggregates. The presence of 0.001M ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid prevented this absorption of complement by the 5S aggregates.


Some late sequelae of head injuries due to road accidents.


Puberal gynecomastia; its surgical correction.


Narcotic addicts--patients or criminals?


The inactivating and mutagenic action of hydroxylamine on tobacco mosaic virus ribonucleic acid.


Reaction differences between tobacco mosaic virus and its free ribonucleic acid with nitrous acid.


The internal anal sphincter response: manometric studies on its normal physiology, neural pathways, and alteration in bowel disorders.


Early days of roentgen photography in Britain.


Peptic ulcer disease in childhood.

Peptic ulcer disease in childhood.


Procedures for giving immediate reinforcement in programmed instruction. This paper describes several procedures for using special chemicals or inks to immediately reinforce a response to a multiple-choice stimulus. These procedures are known to be currently available, economically feasible, and administratively practical.


Transformations of progesterone by basidiomycetes. A total of 254 basidiomycete cultures have been examined for their action on progesterone. Of these, 54 showed transformation products by thin-film and gas-liquid chromatography. The major product formed by eight of these organisms acting on progesterone has been isolated and identified.


Coarctation of the aorta: a review of 500 surgically corrected cases.


Cystic fibrosis.

Cystic fibrosis.


Fibrous epithelial perianal nodules: case report.


Management of myasthenia gravis.

Management of myasthenia gravis.


Chlorothiazide-induced gout and diabetes. Their sequential occurrence in the same patient.


Differentiated staining of osmium tetroxide-fixed, Vestopal-W-embedded tissue in thin sections.


Hypertension with herpes zoster.

Hypertension with herpes zoster.


Surgical management of glaucoma. Glaucoma and retinal detachment.


A Na K-stimulated adenosine triphosphatase in "microsomal" fractions from rat liver.


Medical management of glaucoma.

Medical management of glaucoma.


A sodium and potassium-stimulated adenosine triphosphatase from cardiac tissues. I. Preparation and properties.


The relation between myocardial lesions and coronary artery disease. I. An unselected necropsy study.


Medication errors made by elderly, chronically ill patients.


Problems of ambulation and traveling among elderly, chronically ill clinic patients.


A re-view of the "paranoid" concept.

A re-view of the "paranoid" concept.


Overprotection in the psychiatric hospital.


Telemetry.

Telemetry.


Effect of chlorpromazine on the penetration of monoamine oxidase inhibitors and monoamine releasers into rat brain.


Separation of homologous series of 2,4-dinitrophenyl-osazones by column partition chromatography.


The clinical course of mandibular osteogenic sarcoma.


Observations on the mechanism of action of ouabain on an active transport enzyme system.


Tuberculin tine test.

Tuberculin tine test.


Psychoanalysis in groups: resistance to its use.


Influence of instructional set and response frequency on retroactive interference.


Comparisons of Bence-Jones proteins and L polypeptide chains of myeloma globulins after hydrolysis with trypsin. L polypeptide chains of myeloma globulin and Bence-Jones protein isolated from the same patient were found to be identical after comparison of their tryptic hydrolysates by two-dimensional high voltage electrophoresis. The patterns of peptides from proteins belonging to antigenic group I differed markedly from those of proteins in antigenic group II. A partially purified H chain fraction was compared with L chains from the same myeloma protein. The tryptic hydrolysates yielded dissimilar patterns of peptides. These data indicate that gamma-myeloma proteins contain two kinds of polypeptide chains, Hgamma chains and either L(I) or L(II) chains. The L chains appear to be identical with those comprising the Bence-Jones protein from the same patient.


The phosphorylation of alkaline phosphatase.


Highlights of public health.

Highlights of public health.


Experiences in exchange transfusions at Newark Beth Israel Hospital.


Detergent hands and how to prevent them.


Dose related effects of pentobarbital on somatosensory evoked responses and recovery cycles.


A vitamin-B12 preparation with retarded absorption.


The effect of chlordiazepoxide on the female reproductive cycle as tested in infertility patients.


Transfer from failed pairs as a test of one-trial vs. incremental learning.


Reticular modification of somatosensory cortical recovery function.


Psychosomatic amenorrhea.

Psychosomatic amenorrhea.


Pharmaceutics of penicillin.

Pharmaceutics of penicillin.


Procedure for staining zones of activity of glutamic oxaloacetic transaminase following electrophoresis with starch gel.


The cessation of labor using hypnotic techniques.


Changes in pituitary LH content during the rat estrous cycle.


Sarcoma botryoides in pregnancy.

Sarcoma botryoides in pregnancy.


Homologous disease reactivation by x-radiation. Hybrid F(1) mice (BDF(1)) that failed to develop homologous disease after injection of parental (C57 Bl/6) spleen cells were treated with 400 roentgens of total body x-radiation 13 months later. Typical homologous disease promptly developed in these mice. This suggests that parental lymphoid cells may acquire immunologic tolerance to "foreign" host antigens and that the tolerant state is disrupted by sublethal doses of radiation.


Hemorrhagic cutaneous anaphylaxis due to autosensitization to deoxyribonucleic acid.


Roentgenologic aspects of reversible vascular occlusion of the colon and its relationship to ulcerative colitis.


Hyperinsulinism: a case report and discussion.


Studies on the degradation of the pyrrolidine ring of (--)-nicotine in vivo. Formation of gamma-(3-pyridyl)-gamma-oxobutyric acid.


The phenomenon of leucine sensitivity.

The phenomenon of leucine sensitivity.


"Compensable" trauma.

"Compensable" trauma.


Liability of medical assault and battery.


Nitrate alkalosis; the role of anions in acid-base regulation.


A critique of the parameters used in the evaluation of acid-base disorders. "Whole-blood buffer base" and "standard bicarbonate" compared with blood pH and plasma bicarbonate concentration.


Intravenous urography in the patient with renal insufficiency.


Some pragmatic considerations in venereal disease education.


Ambivalent mother surrogate.

Ambivalent mother surrogate.


Factors related to student withdrawals from medical schools.


The cutaneous histopathology of thallium poisoning.


The skull in skeletal dysplasias.

The skull in skeletal dysplasias.


Symphalangism.

Symphalangism.


The time of maximum nephrogram effect in excretory urography.


The effect of x-ray irradiation on the phospholipids of the liver mitochondria.


Reinfection in histoplasmosis.

Reinfection in histoplasmosis.


Histoplasmosis, 1962.

Histoplasmosis, 1962.


The role of immunization in preventive medicine.


Highlights of public health.

Highlights of public health.


Periodic routine medical examinations.

Periodic routine medical examinations.


The utilization in vivo of mouse nucleic acid metabolites labeled with radioactive precursor substances.


Individual differences in learning abilities: observations and research at home and abroad.


Splenectomy: reduction of mortality and morbidity.


Parental conflict: a precipitating factor in emotional disturbances of children.


Effects of brief maximal exercise on quadriceps strength in children.


The use of secondary electron emission in photographic film dosimetry.


Genetic factors in primary hypertension and coronary artery disease. A reappraisal.


An end effect in the human ERG.

An end effect in the human ERG.


Megalocornea.

Megalocornea.


Elective pharyngofistula after laryngectomy and neck dissection.


Use of muscle flaps for protection of carotid artery after radical neck dissection.


A philosophy of public health.

A philosophy of public health.


Tumor action of some quinonoid compounds of the cheekpouch test.


Renal hypertension: its diagnosis and management.


Control of massive gastric hemorrhage with gastric hypothermia.


Disturbances in acid-base balance during major surgery.


Potassium levels, acid-base balance and massive blood replacement.


Aerospace medicine and bioastronautics.

Aerospace medicine and bioastronautics.


Characterization of alliinase of Allium cepa (onion).


The pathogenetic spectrum of aspergillosis.


Imipramine with electrical treatment in depression--a controlled trial.


Aconitine induced pulmonary edema.

Aconitine induced pulmonary edema.


Some observations on the sequelae of head injuries.


The effect of the administration of carbon tetrachloride on the formation of plasma lipoproteins in the rat.


Peptiduria in an unusual bone disorder. Isolation of two peptides.


Farmer's lung.

Farmer's lung.


A short study of plague in Madras and Mysore with reference to plague in India.


Pressor action of fluorohydrocortisone in orthostatic hypotension.


Teaching of microbiology.

Teaching of microbiology.


Corticosteroid-binding globulin. I. Isolation from plasma of diethylstilbestrol-treated men.


Nationalized medicine in Britain--the winds of change.


Pure pulmonary stenosis.

Pure pulmonary stenosis.


Cancer of the vagina.

Cancer of the vagina.


Rupture of the esophagus.

Rupture of the esophagus.


Febrile postcardiotomy lymphocytic splenomegaly: a new entity.


An overview of anticoagulant therapy for coronary artery disease.


A useful periosteal elevator-osteotome.

A useful periosteal elevator-osteotome.


The ultrafine structure of the normal prostate gland of the dog.


Metabolism of purines by extracts of Tetrahymena.


The surface structure of erythrocytes from some animal sources.


The action of proteolytic enzymes on the red cells of some animal species.


The Army Emergency Reserve. Royal Army Medical Corps.


Hypertrophy of the pyloric muscle in adults. An analysis of 27 cases.


Instrumental and technical notes. A clinical dispenser for oral administration of radioisotopes.


Psychogenic back disorders.

Psychogenic back disorders.


A new fluorometric technique for measuring serum high- and low-density lipoproteins.


Diabetic lipaemia: sex-age relationships.


"Beside blood urea".

"Beside blood urea".


Capillary blood standard bicarbonate values of conscious and anaesthetized individuals.


Estimation of low-density lipoprotein immunoprecipitates in uniform drops of serum.


Rapid quantitation of urea nitrogen using uniform drops of serum and urease.


Micro measurement of serum total lipids.


Treatment of hyperlipemic diabetic patients. Effects of dextro-thyroxine therapy. Serum low-density lipoproteins of 12 hyperlipemic diabetic patients were lowered, in some cases to normal values, by administration of dextro-thyroxine. Accompanying reductions in serum total cholesterol were largely reflected in the low-density lipoprotein fraction. By contrast, high-density lipoprotein cholesterol concentrations remained relatively unchanged. Diabetic control by insulin or oral hypoglycemic agents was not detectably altered by dextro-thyroxine therapy for periods of 8 to 46 weeks. Therefore, use of the drug for treatment of diabetic hyperlipemia would appear to merit further investigation.


A review of factors affecting the incidence of radiation-induced lethals in mammals.


Observations on the polarographic characteristics and concentrations of protein and sialic acid in the serum of rats after intraperitoneal injections of polycyclic hydrocarbons.


Transference psychosis in the psychotherapy of chronic schizophrenia.


Abnormalities of bilirubin metabolism.

Abnormalities of bilirubin metabolism.


The place of neutral therapist-responses in psychotherapy with the schizophrenic patient.


Selection of agents and techniques in anesthesia.


A review of concepts in respiratory physiology.


The Wolff-Parkinson-White pattern in routine electrocardiography. Fifteen thousand consecutive electrocardiograms on R.C.A.F. aircrew applicants aged 18 to 24 were studied from the standpoint of incidence, clinical findings and follow-up of the WPW pattern discovered because the ECG was taken as part of the selection procedure. Forty-six cases were discovered (0.3%). All were reviewed and passed as clinically fit except for one with asymptomatic rheumatic heart disease. Two others gave a history suggestive of paroxysmal rapid heart action. None of the 43 men on follow-up have developed evidence of arrhythmia. Thirteen of the 46 showed an intermittent pattern initially or on subsequent follow-up. Fifty to 80% of people with the WPW pattern experience tachycardia, according to the literature. The incidence of tachycardia in this study was much lower (2 in 46 or 4.3%). The WPW pattern is not synonymous with the WPW syndrome, and iatrogenic heart disease must be avoided in fit young men in whom the WPW pattern is discovered because of routine electrocardiography.


Hyperlipoproteinemic effect of venous occlusion.


Supersensitivity of aqueous outflow resistance in rabbits after sympathetic denervation.


Activity of fusimotor fibres innervating muscle spindles in the intercostal muscles of the cat.


The treatment of obesity.

The treatment of obesity.


Treatment of "refractory obesity" with "formula diet".


Divergent pathways of indole metabolism in Chromobacterium violaceum.


Fluoridation, the health department's challenge: the Tennessee story.


Mother-infant separation in monkeys.

Mother-infant separation in monkeys.


The effect of ionizing radiation on nuclear and anuclear erythrocytes.


Partial vagotomy and gastric secretion in dogs.


Table for resuscitation and cooling of newborn infants.


The generality of deviant response tendencies.


Stereotyping and the generality of implicit personality theory.


Doctor diplomats. More news from the Congo.


The oral manifestations of cyclopia. Review of the literature and report of two cases.


Nerve grafting.

Nerve grafting.


Wider responsibilities in orthopaedics.

Wider responsibilities in orthopaedics.


Gastro-enteric intussusception.

Gastro-enteric intussusception.


Shunt procedures for portal hypertension.


Temporary connections in chick embryos.

Temporary connections in chick embryos.


Notes on the characteristics of the temporary connection in chick embryos.


Functional characteristics of the centre of the unconditioned reflex in elaboration of a temporary connection in chick embryos.


Ileostomy.

Ileostomy.


Variations in rate of human osteon formation.


Variations in cross-section area of rib cortex with age.


The half-life of the osteon: a method of determination.


The eleventh rib biopsy in the study of metabolic bone disease.


Depersonalization phenomena in obsessional personalities and in depression.


Primary pulmonary emphysema in young adults.


CO2 sensitivity in Drosophila as a latent virus infection.


Synthesis of ribonucleic acid, deoxyribonucleic acid and nuclear protein in normal and tumour strain cells.


Characterization of antigens isolated from Trypanosoma rhodesiense.


Malignant hypertension in the Natal African and Indian.


Can nursing be taught with teaching machines?


The value of the fluorescent antibody technique in the study of chronic disease.


Paracerevical blocks: results of a double-blind evaluation.


The medical center, the patient and the clinician.


Disease, disorder and illness: the long silent period before the onset of symptoms.


Comparative opportunities for medical education in the predoctoral and postdoctoral periods.


The CML2 reflex for learning on ward rounds.


On the prevalence of some common neurotic characteristics in normal man.


Purification and some properties of autoprothrombin C.


Fibrinolytic properties of thrombin.

Fibrinolytic properties of thrombin.


Biochemistry of uric acid and its relation to gout.


Autoprothrombin C in irregular blood clotting.


The old and new concepts of acute gouty arthritis.


The effect of 2-ethylamino-1,3,4-thiadiazole on the incorporation of glycine into urinary purines and uric acid in man.


Radiation exposure from luminous watch dials.


A study of some "test dimensions" conceptions.


A critique of the "dual action" hypothesis of morphine physical dependence.


Itching in the ear canal due to hypocerumenosis. An effective method of treatment. Itching of the ear canal, with oozing, edema and cracking of the skin due to absence or insufficiency of wax was treated in more than 200 cases by instructing the patient to massage the ear canal with a cotton tip applicator soaked with a hydrocortisone preparation and inserted a half to three-quarters of an inch beyond the meatus. Some 95 per cent of patients reported good to excellent results in three to four days after the beginning of treatment. In the remainder results were fair.


Cardiac auscultation in health and disease. I. Heart sounds.


Cardiac auscultation in health and disease. Part II. Murmurs.


Recent advances in auscultation and phonocardiography.


Phonocardiography: a valuable aid to clinical diagnosis.


The venous and arterial pulse.

The venous and arterial pulse.


The pathology of coronary heart disease. The distribution of coronary atherosclerosis in patients with ischemic heart disease is extensive, and involves at least two major coronary arteries. Thrombosis, occlusion by atheromatous debris and, infrequently, internal hemorrhage may produce final closure of the coronary artery. The anatomy of the coronary vessels, localization of occlusion, recanalization, the extent of intercoronary anastomoses and the physiological demands of the myocardium all affect the ultimate clinical expression of the basic occlusive process.


Timing behavior in rats with water drinking as a mediator. Rats, reinforced for spacing their responses 20 seconds apart, used water-drinking as a means of "pacing" their response rate. "Timing" may be based on mediating response sequences such as drinking.


Direct evidence for an increase in enzyme level as the basis for the glucocorticoid-induced increase in glutamic-alanine transaminase activity in rat liver.


A peptide containing essential sulfhydryl groups of rabbit muscle glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate dehydogenase.


Hydrolysis of choline-O-sulfate by cell-free extracts from Penicillium.


Self-inflicted eye injuries.

Self-inflicted eye injuries.


The curative factors in psycho-analysis.


Kartagener's syndrome with familial eye changes.


Inhibitory effect of sugars on amino acid accumulation by slices of rat kidney cortex.


Observations on cataract formation in the newborn offspring of rats fed a high-galactose diet.


Reinforcement of mediating behavior on a spaced-responding schedule. This paper describes a procedure for gaining experimental control over mediating behavior on a spaced-responding schedule of food reinforcement. Three rats, food-deprived, were trained on a DRL 16 sec schedule of food reinforcement. Then, a concurrent schedule of food reinforcement was introduced on a second (mediating) lever, such that the first response to occur on the mediating lever, after the DRL interval had timed out, was reinforced with food, as was the next response to occur on the DRL lever. Reinforcement via the mediating lever became a discriminative stimulus for a food-reinforcement opportunity on the DRL lever. Next, food reinforcement for the mediating behavior was replaced by a conditioned reinforcer consisting of onset of a buzzer signaling timing-out of the DRL interval. Under these conditions, chaining of behavior on the two levers was strong, and timing on the DRL lever was more accurate than under ordinary DRL conditions. As the DRL requirement was lengthened from 16 sec to 24 sec to 60 sec, mediating behavior weakened slightly. When the inter-response requirement for food reinforcement on the DRL lever was made shorter than the inter-response requirement for conditioned reinforcement on the mediating lever, the mediating behavior extinguished. Performance in the experiment was analyzed into a four-component chain, and the factors contributing to the maintenance, and later extinction, of mediating behavior are discussed.


Carbon dioxide retention and respiratory acidosis.


Measurement of background radiation for epidemiologic studies.


Cardiovascular sound and the stethoscope, 1816 to 2016. Cardiovascular sound escaped attention until Laennec invented and demonstrated the usefulness of the stethoscope. Accuracy of diagnosis using cardiovascular sounds as clues increased with improvement in knowledge of the physiology of circulation. Nearly all currently acceptable clinicopathological correlations were established by physicians who used the simplest of stethoscopes or listened with the bare ear. Certain refinements followed the use of modern methods which afford greater precision in timing cardiovascular sounds. These methods contribute to educating the human ear, so that those advantages may be applied which accrue from auscultation, plus the method of writing quantitative symbols to describe what is heard, by focusing the sense of hearing on each segment of the cardiac cycle in turn. By the year 2016, electronic systems of collecting and analyzing data about the cardiovascular system may render the stethoscope obsolete.


A study of normal heart sounds, heart size, arterial pressure and electrocardiograms from infancy to early adulthood in one male and one female. This study forms part of a project to define the range of normal for heart sounds and murmurs. Using the method of writing quantitative symbol phonocardiograms, data were collected on one female and one male subject from earliest infancy to adulthood (aged 27 and 25). Serial measurements of heart size, arterial pressure and records of electrocardiograms and electrophonocardiograms were made. The heart sounds are shorter and somewhat less loud under the age of two years than later. Physiologic splitting of the first and second sounds, a physiologic systolic murmur, the appearance and disappearance of a third sound are shown in the illustrations which epitomize this study. These longitudinal studies of age period changes in the electrocardiogram reveal what has been learned from the horizontal studies. The shape of the cardiac silhouette as recorded between the ages of 5 and 8 years seems to predict the adult shape. The adult type of arterial pressure became established in the early teens.


Cultural differences in the perception of geometric illusions. Data from 15 societies are presented showing substantial intersocietal differences of two types in susceptibility to geometric optical illusions. The pattern of response differences suggests the existence of different habits of perceptual inference which relate to cultural and ecological factors in the visual environment.


Efficacy and freedom from side effect of slow-release ferrous sulphate ("Feospan Spansules").


Steroid structure and androgencity.

Steroid structure and androgencity.


Renal lesions commonly associated with diabetes mellitus.


Lower lung field tuberculosis.

Lower lung field tuberculosis.


Synthesis and characterization of sodium cysteine-S-sulfate monohydrate.


Collection of bovine cervical mucus with insemination pipettes for the isolation of Vibrio fetus.


The immunologic behavior of baby pigs. I. Production of antibodies in three-week-old pigs.


The immunologic behavior of baby pigs. II. Production of antibodies in newborn pigs.


Analysis of synergisms in chemotherapy.

Analysis of synergisms in chemotherapy.


Pulmonary aspergillosis.

Pulmonary aspergillosis.


Insulin like conditioned hypoglycemic response in dogs.


The passing of the general practitioner.


Laboratory studies after intrathecal corticosteroids: determination of corticosteroids in plasma and cerebrospinal fluid.


Subarachnoid injection of corticosteroids in the management of sciatica.


Kinetics of antibody-hapten interactions.


Pregnancy toxemia and hypotensive drugs.


Clotting time.

Clotting time.


Acute hemorrhagic cystitis in females.

Acute hemorrhagic cystitis in females.


Painless injections.

Painless injections.


Laboratory control of coumarin therapy: the clinician's dilemma.


Effects of ethionine and methionine on serum lipids and lipoproteins.


Treatment of common colds.

Treatment of common colds.


Delayed rupture of the pulmonary artery following mitral commissurotomy.


For this women's sake: notes on the 'mother' superego with the reflections on Shakespeare's Coriolanus and Sophocles' Ajax.


The hidden "we".

The hidden "we".


Studies on the use of ACD blood in extracorporeal circulation in ten consecutive dogs.


Omnipotence, denial, and psychosomatic medicine.


Gaps and trends in rehabilitation of the retarded.


Congenital absence of the gallbladder and cystic duct.


Goniotomy loupe for American optical-Schepens binocular ophthalmoscope.


The high calorie diet.

The high calorie diet.


New cervical twin tenaculum.

New cervical twin tenaculum.


Varicella bullosa, a case report.

Varicella bullosa, a case report.


An insoluble complex formed by the interaction of muscle phosphorylase with glycogen.


Influence of hemorrhagic shock on renal hemodynamics and osmolar clearance in the dog.


Isosorbide dinitrate during acute coronary occlusion. Effects in the baboon.


Osmolar and free water clearance during hemorrhagic shock in the dog.


Pressure gradients in the splanchnic bed of the monkey during hemorrhagic shock.


Intracavitary tadium therapy of bladder tumours. A preliminary report.


Hemophilus influenzae in respiratory infections. II. Specific serological antibodies identified by agglutination and immunofluorescent techniques.


Effects of dietary nitrite on the chick: growth, liver vitamin A stores and thyroid weight.


Hemophilus influenzae in respiratory infections. I. Typing by immunofluorescent techniques.


The effect of maternal overhydration on the rat foetus.


Effect of aldosterone and cortisol on leptazol-induced seizures in rats. Leptazol B.P. (0.2 ml./kg) produced convulsions in 65% of normal adult rats with no fatalities. The same dose of leptazol in animals which had previously been given 0.125 mg/kg aldosterone resulted in fits in 70.2% with 7.7% deaths. Cortisol pretreatment (25 mg/kg) resulted in fits in 82.9%, and 12.2% of the animals died in convulsions. The incidence of convulsions in the animals treated with aldosterone and leptazol was not significantly increased above the animals treated with leptazol. The cortisol-leptazol group did exhibit a significantly raised incidence of fits.


Water content of rat foetal tissues following administration of water to the dam.


Water-induced cerebral overhydration in the maturing rat brain.


The clinical pharmacology of polythiazide.


Hospital morbidity statistics.

Hospital morbidity statistics.


The problem of lung cancer in Ontario.

The problem of lung cancer in Ontario.


Multiplication, interferon production and sensitivity of virulent and attenuated strains of the virus of foot-and-mouth disease.


Interferon specificity.

Interferon specificity.


The President's page.

The President's page.


An assay of interferon produced in rhesus monkey and calf kidney tissue cultures using bovine enterovirus M6 as challenge.


Latency and solubilization of the mitochondrial aspartate transminase of rat cerebral cortex.


Catecholamines in acclimation to cold: historical survey.


Coarctation of the aorta. Effect of operation on blood-pressure.


The role of the adrenal gland in the development of Shay-ulcer in the rat.


Hypernephroma metastases in the ear and nose region.


Congenitally undeveloped ears and the formation of substitutes.


Triflupromazine as an adjunct in preanesthetic treatment prior to rhinoplasty.


Minimizing post-operative edema and ecchymoses by the use of an oral enzyme preparation (bromelain). A controlled study of 53 rhinoplasty cases.


Severe, extensive burns and their treatment with plastic surgery.


Cavernous sinus thrombus with antral infection.


Tracheotomy in intractable hemorrhage following tonsillectomy.


The electroencephalogram and tinnitus.

The electroencephalogram and tinnitus.


Morphologic constitution and smoking.

Morphologic constitution and smoking.


Why people smoke.

Why people smoke.


Modification of operative procedures to avoid postoperative pulp inflammation.


The dynamics of pulp inflammation: correlations between diagnostic data and actual histologic findings in the pulp.


Aneurysms at middle cerebral "trifurcation": treatment with adherent plastics.


The stove-in chest.

The stove-in chest.


Electron microscopy of Hertwig's epithelial sheath and of early dentin and cementum formation in the mouse incisor.


Bacterial infections in a skin department.


Mineral content of human and seal cementum.


A calciphylactic response of the lacrimal glands to bacitracin.


Fatal illness associated with E.C.H.O. virus type 3 infection.


The role of mastocytes in the regional fixation of blood-borne particles.


An experimental model of osteomyelosclerosis.


Siderocalciphylactic sensitization to mastocyte dischargers.


Effect of anabolic hormones and ferric dextran upon the progeria-like syndrome produced by dihydrotachysterol.


The "periosteal spread" technic for study of Mast cells.


Prevention of cutaneous calciphylaxis by topical stress.


Organ lesions produced by hexadimethrine and their modification by various agents.


Sensitization to calciphylaxis by endogenous parathyroid hormone.


Calcinosis induced by lead acetate.

Calcinosis induced by lead acetate.


Experimental production of cholangitis and pancreatitis by ferric oxide saccharate (Fe-OS).


A calciphylactic syndrome affecting the skeletal muscles, the salivary glands and the eyes.


Pathogenic actions of hormones.

Pathogenic actions of hormones.


The dermatologic implications of stress and calciphylaxis.


Prevention by ferric dextran of the topical calcification induced by direct calcifiers.


Inhibition by hypophysectomy of organ lesions normally produced by parathyroid hormone or dihydrotachysterol.


A progeria-like syndrome produced by dihydrotachysterol and its prevention by methyltestosterone and ferric dextran.


Selective uterine or pancreatic lesions by calciphylactic system.


Role of the parathyroids in the production of osteitis fibrosa and soft tissue calcification by lead acetate.


Neurotropic calciphylaxis.

Neurotropic calciphylaxis.


Action of digitalis in latent cardiac failure. TREATMENT OF CARDIAC FAILURE CONSISTS OF THREE PRINCIPAL METHODS OR A COMBINATION OF THEM: (a) rest, or reduction of overload; (b) diuretic therapy and sodium restriction, and (c) administration of digitalis. In a series of patients treatment with the aid of the first two methods was compared with the effect of adding digitalis to this regimen.Clinically, most patients can be brought back to a state of compensation without the use of digitalis. Hemodynamically, digitalis exerts a further favorable action by improving cardiac performance. The discrepancy between clinical and hemodynamic cardiac state is emphasized, for patients may have no clinical evidence of cardiac failure and yet show hemodynamic abnormalities characteristic of serious impairment of cardiac performance. Thus digitalis has been shown to exert a favorable effect in cardiac failure even if such an effect cannot be clinically assessed.


Present status of diagnostic cardiac catheterization.


SHAWCO: the Students' Health and Welfare Centres Organization of the University of Cape Town.


A cytochemical analysis of Paneth cell secretion in the mouse.


Paneth cell granule of mouse intestine.

Paneth cell granule of mouse intestine.


Selection and evaluation of pilots for high performance aircraft and spacecraft by inflight EEG study of stress tolerance.


Differences in the early stages of infection of bean and Nicotiana glutinosa by tobacco mosaic virus.


Surgical treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis.


The fine structure of the pecten studied with the electron microscope. I. Chick pecten.


Chromatographic separation of human intestinal disaccharidases.


An application of inter-person analysis in personality assessment.


This administrator likes catered service.


Selected abstracts of current publications of interest to workers in the field of mental retardation prepared for publication by the American Association on Mental Deficiency.


Role of chloride in correction of alkalosis associated with potassium depletion.


Surgical capsule of the benign enlargement of the prostate. Its development and action.


Freedom of choice and professional judgement. The drugs we prescribe.


Hunget-disease of millions.

Hunget-disease of millions.


Effect of oxygen administration on electrocardiographic changes during hypothermia.


Separation of bovine lens carbonic anhydrase into two components.


The absence of thiamine phosphates from cereals.


Imidazolepropionic acid as a urinary metabolite of L-histidine.


Analysis of the causes of accidental burns in the City of Bombay during the last twenty years. A sociological and preventive study.


Chronic constrictive pericarditis: a report of 40 cases treated surgically.


The present position of medical education in India.


Isolation of strains of the Providence group from cases with diarrhoea in Ibadan, Nigeria, West Africa.


Some observations on the biochemical characters of the Providence group of the family Enterobacteriaceae isolated in Ibadan, Nigeria.


Neurilemmomas of the gastrointestinal tract.


A case of haemophilia with an unusual presentation.


Gastric secretion in healthy subjects and ulcer patients by dye-dilution technique. Gastric secretory rate, chloride and acid out puts following 1 mg. of acid histamine phosphate.


Studies on pepsin secretion in healthy subjects and ulcer patients.


Lutembacher's syndrome. Report on an operated case.


Influence of size and brightness parameters on the differential sensitivity of the central retina to photic flicker.


The aetiology of dianrhoeal diseases in children at Ibadan, Nigeria.


The present preparation for medicine.

The present preparation for medicine.


Relation of local skin temperature and local sweating to cutaneous blood flow.


Chondro-ectodermal dysplasia (Ellis-van-Creveld syndrome).


Massive tumor embolism during pulmonary surgery.


Use of tris (hydroxymethyl) aminomethane buffer in moving-boundary electrophoresis of serum.


Bacillus Proteus: clinical laboratory classification.


Bacterial enzyme profiles and chemotherapy of drug-resistant infections.