SYNTHESES AND ANTIVIRAL EFFECT OF P-ALKYLBENZENESULFONAMIDE DERIVATIVES.


DITERPENOIDS. VII. STUDY ON CATALYTIC HYDROGENATIONS OF METHYL 9-OXO-10-HYDROXYPODOCARPA-5,7,10,13-TETRAEN-16-OATE ENANTIOMER TYPE COMPOUNDS.


STUDIES ON ABSORPTION AND EXCRETION OF DRUGS. V. ON THE MECHANISM OF PENETRATION OF SULFISOMEZOLE THROUGH THE INTESTINAL BARRIER IN VITRO.


STUDIES ON SYNTHETIC NUCLEOSIDES. IV. A NEW SYNTHETIC METHOD OF PYRIMIDINE AND PURINE RIBOSIDES.


STUDIES ON ERGOT ALKALOIDS AND RELATED COMPOUNDS. XI. SYNTHESIS OF TRANS- AND CIS-4-METHYL-1,2,3,4,4A,5,6,10B-OCTAHYDROBENZO(F)QUINOLINE.


SYNTHESIS IN THE MORPHINAN GROUP. VI. FURTHER SUPPORTS FOR THE STRUCTURE OF 2,3-ETHYLENEDIOXY-AND 3,4-ETHYLENEDIOXY-N-METHYLMORPHINAN.


COLOR REACTION MECHANISM OF CHOLESTEROL IN ZAK-HENLY'S METHOD. (ORGANIC ANALYSIS. LVII).


ON THE SYNTHESIS OF URIDYLYL-(3'--5')-URIDINE.


ON THE STRUCTURE OF VERTICILLOL.

ON THE STRUCTURE OF VERTICILLOL.


THE STRUCTURE OF N-ARYLOXYACYLAZOLES.

THE STRUCTURE OF N-ARYLOXYACYLAZOLES.


STRUCTURE AND STEREOCHEMISTRY OF NORSECURININE AND DIHYDRONORSECURININE.


ON THE STRUCTURE OF PERGULARIN.

ON THE STRUCTURE OF PERGULARIN.


THE ABSOLUTE CONFIGURATION OF OPTICALLY ACTIVE ISOVALINE.


SOME OBSERVATIONS OF OXYGENATION OF C2- OR C3-OXO-5-ALPHA-STEROIDS POSSESSING C11-OXO GROUP.


BAEYER-VILLIGER REACTION OF 2-OXO-A-NORSTEROIDS.


SERUM CHOLESTEROL AND TOTAL LIPID LEVELS IN CORONARY HEART DISEASE.


ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC FINDINGS DURING CORONARY ANGIOCARDIOGRAPHY IN MAN.


THE RATE OF DEVELOPMENT OF THE ATHEROSCLEROTIC PROCESS IN THE AORTA. A PLANIMETRIC AND MATHEMATICAL STUDY.


A MORPHOLOGICAL INDICATOR OF REVERSIBLE MYOCARDIAL DAMAGE - HISTOCHEMICAL DEMONSTRATION OF THE SUCCINODEHYDROGENASE (SDH) ACTIVITY OF THE MUSCLE FIBRES.


THE PATHOLOGICAL ANATOMY OF THROMBOSIS OF LARGE ARTERIES OF THE BRAIN IN HYPERTENSION AND ATHEROSCLEROSIS.


THE EVALUATION OF ANATOMIC FACTORS IN THE ALTERATIONS OF THE VENTILATION-PERFUSION RATIO IN BRONCHOBSTRUCTIVE CHRONIC COR PULMONALE.


THE ROLE OF THE ADRENALS IN MAINTAINING THE LEVEL OF CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM IN THE FAILING HEART.


INTRA-ATRIAL PRESSURE MEASUREMENT AND ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY IN THE DETAILED DIAGNOSIS OF ATRIAL SEPTAL DEFECT.


PREVENTION OF GANGRENE AND AMPUTATION IN ARTERIOSCLEROTIC OBLITERATIVE DISEASES OF THE LOWER EXTREMITIES.


RECOGNITION OF PULMONARY HYPERTENSION IN PATIENTS WITH MITRAL STENOSIS WITHOUT CARDIAC CATHETERIZATION.


OXYGEN-STABLE HEMOLYSINS OF BETA-HEMOLYTIC STREPTOCOCCI.


RECENT ADVANCES IN MEASLES VIROLOGY.

RECENT ADVANCES IN MEASLES VIROLOGY.


A REVIEW OF RECENT STUDIES ON ROUS SARCOMA VIRUS (RSV) EMPHASIZING VIRUS-CELL-HOST INTERACTIONS.


ADVANCES IN RABIES RESEARCH.

ADVANCES IN RABIES RESEARCH.


TRIC VIRUSES: AGENTS OF TRACHOMA AND INCLUSION CONJUNCTIVITIS.


"WANTED" AND "UNWANTED": TOWARD LESS AMBIGUOUS DEFINITION.


A COMPARISON OF THE INTELLIGIBILITY OF ESOPHAGEAL AND NORMAL SPEAKERS.


MEDICAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH.

MEDICAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH.


ECTOPIA CORDIS.

ECTOPIA CORDIS.


PANCREATITIS IN A CHILD WITH LEUKEMIA ON INTENSIVE STEROID THERAPY: REPORT OF A CASE.


THE PHYSIOLOGICAL APPROACH TO THE MENTAL FACULTIES.


INFECTIONS AFTER SPLENECTOMY.

INFECTIONS AFTER SPLENECTOMY.


"AIR TUMOUR" IN THE NEWBORN.

"AIR TUMOUR" IN THE NEWBORN.


THE EFFLUX OF 86-RUBIDIUM FROM THE RABBIT LENS.


THE ONTOGENY AND SPECIFICITY OF HUMAN LENS PROTEINS.


INTRODUCTION OF DR. LORENZ E. ZIMMERMAN ON THE OCCASION OF THE FRIEDENWALD AWARD IN OPHTHALMOLOGY.


THE EFFECT OF CALCIUM ON RAT LENS PERMEABILITY.


EXPERIMENTAL RETINAL DETACHMENT WITH A SULFATED POLYSACCHARIDE.


THE DEMONSTRATION OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF MUSCLE FIBERS IN HUMAN EXTRAOCULAR MUSCLE FIBERS IN HUMAN EXTRAOCULAR MUSCLE BY ELECTRON MICROSCOPY AND CHOLINESTERASE STAINING.


THE EFFECT OF CORTICOSTEROIDS ON THE RESORPTION OF PARTIAL HYPHEMA IN RABBIT EYES.


LOCALIZATION AND OTHER ASPECTS OF THE HISTOCHEMISTRY OF NUCLEOSIDE PHOSPHATASES IN THE CILIARY EPITHELIUM OF ALBINO RABBITS.


EFFECT OF COMPOSITION OF MEDIUM AND OF METABOLIC INHIBITORS ON SECRETION IN VITRO BY THE CILIARY PROCESSES OF THE RABBIT EYE.


EFFECT OF PARASYMPATHOMIMETIC AND SYMPATHOMIMETIC DRUGS ON SECRETION IN VITRO BY THE CILIARY PROCESSES OF THE RABBIT EYE.


LENS ASSAYS ON DIABETIC AND GALACTOSEMIC RATS RECEIVING DIETS THAT MODIFY CATARACT DEVELOPMENT.


THE ALLERGIC RESPONSE TO STINGING INSECTS. 3. THE SPECIFICITY OF VENOM SAC ANTIGENS.


SELECTIVE INSECTICIDAL ACTION OF ISOPROPYL PARATHION AND ANALOGUES.


ABSENCE OF RESIDUES IN MILK AFTER DIMETHOATE AND MALATHION WERE APPLIED WITH BACKRUBBERS TO DAIRY CATTLE.


RESPONSE OF SWISS ALBINO MICE TO INTRAPERITONEAL INJECTION OF ENDRIN.


HYDROXYLATION AS A FACTOR IN RESISTANCE IN HOUSE FLIES AND BLOW FLIES.


A DEVICE FOR THE TIMED PUNCHING OF TAPES FOR PROGRAMMERS.


LABORATORY EVALUATION OF PROMISING SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDES IN GUINEA PIGS AGAINST ORIENTAL RAT FLEAS.


FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY STUDY FOR ANTINUCLEAR ANTIBODIES IN BRONCHIAL ASTHMA.


REPORT OF AN EXPLORATORY CONFERENCE ON UNDERGRADUATE TEACHING OF ALLERGY.


ESCAPE BEHAVIOR UNDER DIFFERENT FIXED RATIOS AND SHOCK INTENSITIES. The effects of ratio length and shock intensity on bar pressing were examined in three rats in two escape-from-shock experiments. In Experiment I, shock intensity was held constant while the schedule was varied from FR 1 to FR 20. The latency of the first escape response increased with FR length while the escape rate, computed as over-all rate in shock minus latency of the first response, decreased at FR 20. In Experiment II, the schedule was held constant at FR 5 while shock intensity was manipulated. Latency decreased as intensity increased, while escape rate increased with intensity, passing through a maximum for two subjects. Responses occurring during the last 100 sec of the 2-min escape period decreased as the FR increased for all subjects, and decreased as shock intensity increased for two subjects.


OVERT "MEDIATING" BEHAVIOR DURING TEMPORALLY SPACED RESPONDING. A rat was trained on a schedule that programmed reinforcements only when a minimum waiting time between successive responses was exceeded (DRL schedule). It was observed to fill much of the pause between lever presses with a stereotyped behavioral chain: it would take its tail in its mouth and nibble it. This behavior was shown to be functionally related to the efficiency with which the subject spaced its responses. It is thought to have served as mediating behavior, providing discriminating stimuli for appropriate lever presses.


CANINE ANTIRAGWEED SERUM. DEMONSTRATION OF "BLOCKING" ACTIVITY BY IN VIVO AND IN VITRO TECHNIQUES.


THE RELATION BETWEEN NONGRAMULOMATOUS UVEITIS AND ARTHRITIS.


FACILITATION OF LARGE RATIO PERFORMANCE BY USE OF CONDITIONED REINFORCEMENT. Fixed ratio performance was examined in the chimpanzee under two alternating conditions. In one, conditioned reinforcement followed successive fractions of the total ratio, and in the other it was omitted. Shorter pauses and working times, and the development of a strong preference resulted for the condition affording conditioned reinforcement.


THE ALLERGIC RESPONSE TO STINGING INSECTS. IV. CROSS-REACTIONS BETWEEN BEE, WASP, AND YELLOW JACKET.


THE GENERATION OF RANDOM INTERVAL SCHEDULES.


DISCRIMINATIVE FUNCTIONS BASED ON A DELAY IN THE REINFORCEMENT RELATION. Pigeons were shown to come under discrimination control when the S(D) and S(Delta) were temporally separated from reinforcement and non-reinforcement. S(D) and S(Delta) consisted of distinctive key illuminations presented separately. Responding on an FR 5 in the presence of S(D) or S(Delta) produced a third stimulus containing a schedule requirement. If this third (or interpolated) stimulus was preceded by S(D), responding in its presence produced reinforcement followed by a time-out (TO). If, on the other hand, the third stimulus was preceded by S(Delta), responding produced TO alone. In this fashion, the same stimulus and the same response requirement were imposed between S(D) and the reinforcement as between S(Delta) and the TO. In Experiment I, the schedule employed during the interpolated stimulus was FR; in Experiment II, FI. Discrimination reversal was accomplished in both experiments.


STIMULUS ASPECTS OF AVERSIVE CONTROLS: THE EFFECTS OF RESPONSE CONTINGENT SHOCK. A tone ending with electrical shock was periodically presented to pigeons while they pecked a key for food. Pairs of birds were run simultaneously under a yoked program which insured that both birds received the same number and temporal distribution of shocks. For one of the birds, shock was always initiated by a peck; for the other, shock was unavoidable. Both procedures led to reduced rates of pecking in the presence of the tone, and gradients of stimulus generalization were obtained. But the effects of response contingent shock extinguished more rapidly than the effects of unavoidable shock. In general, birds exposed to unavoidable shock tended to respond at intermediate rates throughout tone, whereas those exposed to response contingent shock ceased to peck for part or all of the tone period.


POLLEN AND MOLD SURVEY IN HAWAII, JULY, 1963, TO JUNE, 1964.


THE PATHOLOGY OF CORTICOSTEROID-TREATED ASTHMA.


HEREDITARY DISORDERS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM IN ISOLATES OF JAPAN.


THE SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF MANDIBULO-FACIAL DYSOSTOSIS.


A SIX-YEAR HISTORY OF AN INFECTION COMMITTEE.


THE PHONOCARDIOGRAM AND EXTERNAL PULSE TRACINGS.


VENTRICULAR PREMATURE BEATS DUE TO VAGAL STIMULATION.


MATERNAL MORTALITY STUDY COMMITTEE REPORT OF 1962 MATERNAL DEATHS.


METASTATIC MELANOMA OF THE RIGHT ATRIUM AND SUPERIOR VENA CAVA.


EPILEPSY.

EPILEPSY.


MEDICINE AT LAW: DECISIONS AND OPINIONS.


EPILEPSY AND THE E.E.G.

EPILEPSY AND THE E.E.G.


THE PREVENTION OF MENTAL HANDICAP.

THE PREVENTION OF MENTAL HANDICAP.


A SURVEY OF COMPLICATIONS OCCURRING IN A SERIES OF FIFTY-EIGHT ALCOHOLICS TREATED WITH APOMORPHINE AVERSION THERAPY.


DEXTROSTIX--A RAPID METHOD OF ESTIMATING BLOOD GLUCOSE LEVELS.


MEDICAL RESEARCH.

MEDICAL RESEARCH.


A SURVEY OF ADMISSIONS TO A PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL DURING 1963.


THE EFFECT OF ASCORBIC ACID ON HUMAN DERMAL FIBROBLASTS IN MONOLAYER TISSUE CULTURE.


PATTERNS OF MARROW HYPERTROPHY AND ATROPHY IN MAN.


THE UTILIZATION OF 99MTECHNETIUM IN BRAIN SCANNING.


DETERMINATION OF THE AMINO ACID ACTIVE TRANSPORT INTO TISSUE CELLS.


DETERMINATION OF RADIOIODIDE CONTAMINATION OF RADIO-HIPPURAN AND OTHER RADIOIODINATED ORGANIC SALTS.


A METHOD FOR THE STUDY OF THE PERIPHERAL CIRCULATION IN MAN.


IODINE METABOLISM IN THE THYROID: A COMPARISON OF WHOLE AND SLICED LOBES.


THE NEED FOR RESEARCH PROGRAMS TO PROVIDE DATA APPLICABLE TO THE ESTIMATE OF MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE VALUES FOR INTERNALLY DEPOSITED RADIONUCLIDES.


PRESENT STATUS OF SIMPLIFIED BODY PERFUSION.


MEASUREMENT OF GASTROINTESTINAL LOSS OF PLASMA ALBUMIN: A CLINICAL AND LABORATORY EVALUATION OF 51CHROMIUM LABELED ALBUMIN.


INDUCTION OF LABOR WITH HYPERTONIC GLUCOSE SOLUTION AFTER INTRAUTERINE FETAL DEATH.


THE POPULATION PROBLEM.

THE POPULATION PROBLEM.


PATHOGENESIS OF COMMON ANEMIAS.

PATHOGENESIS OF COMMON ANEMIAS.


STEROIDS AND BACTEREMIC SHOCK.

STEROIDS AND BACTEREMIC SHOCK.


CONCERNING THE MECHANISM OF ACTION OF METHYLPHENIDATE ON THE RESPONSES OF RABBIT VASCULAR TISSUE TO NOREPINEPHRINE.


THE EFFECT OF GUANETHIDINE, COCAINE, AND RESERPINE ON THE HYPOTENSIVE ACTION OF THIOPENTAL.


INTERACTION OF GUANETHIDINE WITH ADRENERGIC NEURONS.


THE EFFECT OF SYMPATHETIC NERVE STIMULATION ON ISOLATED ATRIA OF GUINEA PIGS AND RABBITS PRETREATED WITH RESERPINE.


NOREPINEPHRINE SYNTHESIS AND THE PRESSOR RESPONSES TO TYRAMINE IN THE SPINAL CAT.


A COMPARISON OF THE RESPONSES OF SYMPATHETIC GANGLIA AND CHEMORECEPTORS TO CHOLINOMIMETIC AGENTS AND SODIUM CYANIDE.


A STUDY OF ATAXIA AND MUSCLE SPINDLE DEPRESSION PRODUCED IN MAMMALS BY A NEW UNSYMMETRICAL BIS-METHONIUM COMPOUND.


FACILITATION OF GANGLIONIC RESPONSES AFTER A PERIOD OF PREGANGLIONIC STIMULATION.


PHARMACOLOGICAL ACTIONS OF OXAMIDES AND HYDROXYANILINIUM COMPOUNDS AT FROG NEUROMYAL JUNCTION.


THE EFFECT OF EDTA AND SCN ON RADIOCALCIUM MOVEMENT IN FROG RECTUS ABDOMINIS MUSCLE DURING CONTRACTURES INDUCED BY CALCIUM REMOVAL.


CONTROL OF 5-HYDROXYTRYPTOPHAN DECARBOXYLASE ACTIVITY IN THE RAT PINEAL GLAND BY SYMPATHETIC NERVES.


ENDOCRINE MODIFICATION OF DRUG RESPONSES IN THE RAT.


METABOLISM OF MECLIZINE IN THE RAT.

METABOLISM OF MECLIZINE IN THE RAT.


ETHANOL METABOLISM IN CHRONIC PROTEIN DEFICIENCY.


ANTIHISTAMINES AND TERATOGENICITY IN THE RAT.


THE PTERIDINE WY-3654 AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO SOME OTHER DIURETIC AGENTS.


CENTRAL EMETIC ACTION AND TOXIC EFFECTS OF DIGITALIS IN CATS.


EMESIS INDUCED BY INTRACEREBROVENTRICULAR INJECTIONS OF APOMORPHINE AND DESLANOSIDE IN NORMAL AND CHEMORECEPTIVE TRIGGER ZONE ABLATED DOGS.


STUDIES ON STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THEIR RESISTANCE TO ANTIBIOTIC AGENTS.


SALT FRACTIONATION OF PLASMA PROTEINS AND AND LIPOPROTEINS. II. LIPOPROTEIN FRACTIONATION.


OBSERVATIONS OF SEX CHROMATIN IN MALIGNANT TUMORS.


THORACIC INTERVERTEBRAL DISC PROTRUSIONS.


SALT FRACTIONATION OF PLASMA PROTEINS AND LIPOPROTEINS. I. PROTEIN FRACTIONATION.


THE INCIDENCE OF CANDIDA ALBICANS IN THROAT AND FECES OF HEALTHY PERSONS AND PATIENTS ON ANTIBIOTIC THERAPY.


PULMONARY HYALINE MEMBRANE: A REPORT OF TWO CASES.


VOLVULUS NEONATORUM; A CASE REPORT.

VOLVULUS NEONATORUM; A CASE REPORT.


LINGUA HEPATIS: A REPORT OF AN ABNORMAL PROCESS OF LIVER IN MAN.


EFFECT OF SPLENECTOMY AND X-IRRADIATION ON ANTIBODY FORMATION IN RETICULOENDOTHELIAL HYPERFUNCTIONAL MICE.


CANCER OF THE CERVIX COMPLICATING PREGNANCY, THE PROBLEMS OF DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT.


OPEN-WOUND TREATMENT FOR PURULENT APPENDICITIS.


BILATERAL HEMORRHAGIC INFARCT OF THE KIDNEYS IN THE NEWBORN DUE TO RENAL VEIN THROMBOSIS.


MYXOMA OF THE ATRIUM PERFORATED PEPTIC ULCER.


RENAL CELL CARCINOMA: FIVE YEAR FOLLOW-UP STUDY OF 70 CASES.


THE TREATMENT OF SELECTED CASES OF URINARY INCONTINENCE IN CHILDREN.


STUDIES ON EXPERIMENTALLY PRODUCED CHRONIC GASTRITIS--ON THE ACIDITY OF THE GASTRIC SECRETION.


CATECHOLAMINE AND INFLAMMATION.

CATECHOLAMINE AND INFLAMMATION.


EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON HYPERTENSION AND SALT METABOLISM. I. HYPERTENSION DUE TO COMMON SALT.


COOPERATION BETWEEN THE LEGAL AND MEDICAL PROFESSIONS.


SEVERAL METHODS OF TREATING DISTAL PHALANGEAL FRACTURES.


THE HOLMES MEDAL.

THE HOLMES MEDAL.


SOME TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF ELECTRIC SHOCK.


THE MECHANISMS OF DEATH FROM ELECTRIC SHOCK.


THE POST-MORTEM DEMONSTRATION OF EARLY MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.


ULTRASTRUCTURAL MODIFICATIONS IN THE SKELETAL MUSCLES OF ELECTROCUTED MICE.


DENTAL FACTORS IN AGE DETERMINATION.

DENTAL FACTORS IN AGE DETERMINATION.


A CASE OF "SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION".

A CASE OF "SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION".


A NEW MEANS OF IDENTIFICATION OF THE HUMAN BEING: THE LONGITUDINAL STRIATION OF THE NAILS.


PSYCHOPATHY IN LAW AND LOGIC.

PSYCHOPATHY IN LAW AND LOGIC.


EXPERIENCES IN THE PROCESS OF PUTREFACTION IN CORPSES BURIED IN EARTH.


OFFENSIVE WEAPONS OF THE WORLD. 3. KENYA: ARROW POISON.


CONSTRICTING LESION OF RECTOSIGMOID (GRANULOMATOUS COLITIS).


IMMUNOGENICITY OF ANTIGEN-CONTAINING RIBONUCLEIC ACID PREPARATIONS FROM MACROPHAGES.


HAZARD OF MIXING RELAXANT DRUGS.

HAZARD OF MIXING RELAXANT DRUGS.


URINARY-BRONCHOCUTANEOUS FISTULA WITH SECONDARY AMYLOIDOSIS. A COMPLICATION OF ATTEMPTED NEPHRECTOMY.


CAROTID SINUS REFLEX AS AN AID IN DIAGNOSIS.


PUBLIC HEALTH RESPONSIBILITY IN POPULATION CHANGE.


SCIENCE AND CHARITY TO THE RESCUE OF HUMANITY.


POPULATION GROWTH, "A MEDICAL RESPONSIBILITY": PREFATORY REMARKS.


THE SIGNIFICANCE OF MILK ANTIBODIES.

THE SIGNIFICANCE OF MILK ANTIBODIES.


ANTI-BOVINE SERUM ALBUMIN AND ANTI-ALPHA LACTALBUMIN IN THE SERUM OF CHILDREN AND ADULTS.


INFANTILE GENETIC AGRANULOCYTOSIS.

INFANTILE GENETIC AGRANULOCYTOSIS.


THE FAMILY HISTORY OF SPINA BIFIDA CYSTICA.


THE GROWTH AND MATURATION OF HUMAN GLOMERULI AND PROXIMAL CONVOLUTIONS FROM TERM TO ADULTHOOD: STUDIES BY MICRODISSECTION.


TAKAYASU'S DISEASE (PRIMARY AORTITIS) IN CHILDHOOD: CASE REPORT WITH REVIEW OF LITERATURE.


WOLMAN'S DISEASE: THREE NEW PATIENTS WITH A RECENTLY DESCRIBED LIPIDOSIS.


REPETITIVE POISONING IN CHILDREN: A PSYCHOSOCIAL STUDY.


THE ETIOLOGICAL ROLE OF MYCOPLASMA PNEUMONIAE IN OTITIS MEDIA IN CHILDREN.


CARDIAC ARRHYTHMIAS IN PREMATURE INFANTS.


EXTROPHY OF THE CLOACA: REPORT OF A CASE TREATED SURGICALLY.


CONTINUOUS RECORDING OF SWEATING BY RESISTANCE HYGROMETRY.


SOLITARY PULMONARY HYDATID CYST: REPORT OF A CASE AND DISCUSSION OF ITS DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS.


THERAPEUTIC PRINCIPLES FOR STREPTOCOCCUS VIRIDANS INFECTIONS: RECURRENT BACTERIAL ENDOCARDITIS IN A CHILD WITH CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE.


LEUCINE-SENSITIVE HYPOGLYCEMIA TREATED WITH LONG-ACTING EPINEPHRINE.


NUCLEAR PROJECTIONS OF NEUTROPHILS IN THE 13-15 TRISOMY SYNDROME.


BENZALKONIUM CHLORIDE SOLUTION AS A SOURCE OF FALSE PROTEINURIA.


EFFECT OF HYPOTHERMIA ON WOUND HEALING IN THE CANINE HIND LIMB: TENSILE STRENGTH STUDY.


THE USE OF PROTEOLYTIC ENZYMES FROM CARICA PAPAYA IN NASAL PLASTIC SURGERY.


THE EDINBURGH BURN FRAME.

THE EDINBURGH BURN FRAME.


LUMBAR INTERVERTEBRAL DISK DISEASE.

LUMBAR INTERVERTEBRAL DISK DISEASE.


GASTRO-INTESTINAL DISTURBANCES IN CHILDHOOD.


PULMONARY INFECTIONS IN CHILDHOOD.

PULMONARY INFECTIONS IN CHILDHOOD.


ACUTE INFECTIONS OF THE URINARY TRACT IN CHILDHOOD.


MENINGEAL INFECTIONS IN CHILDHOOD.

MENINGEAL INFECTIONS IN CHILDHOOD.


ACUTE RHEUMATISM IN CHILDHOOD.

ACUTE RHEUMATISM IN CHILDHOOD.


DERMATOLOGICAL DISTURBANCES IN CHILDHOOD.


NUTRITIONAL DISTURBANCES IN CHILDHOOD.

NUTRITIONAL DISTURBANCES IN CHILDHOOD.


IATROGENIC SCURVY.

IATROGENIC SCURVY.


TREATMENT OF WARTS WITH FORMALDEHYDE AND 'NOBECUTANE'.


A PAEDIATRIC SAFARI TO UGANDA.

A PAEDIATRIC SAFARI TO UGANDA.


THE VENTOUSE IN GENERAL PRACTICE: EXPERIENCE OF TWENTY CASES.


INFANT FEEDING AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO WEIGHT GAIN AND ILLNESS.


A NEW TETRACYCLINE.

A NEW TETRACYCLINE.


A CLINICAL EVALUATION OF FLUOCINOLONE IN GENERAL PRACTICE.


PAINFUL MUSCULAR CONDITIONS TREATED WITH DIAZEPAM.


DISCUSSION ON 'OPEN ACCESS'.

DISCUSSION ON 'OPEN ACCESS'.


MR. BANTING'S 'EXCELLENT ADVISER', WILLIAM HARVEY, F.R.C.S. (1806-1876).


METHOHEXITONE.

METHOHEXITONE.


PHYSICAL MEDICINE. 3. THERAPEUTIC HEART. II.


THROAT AND NOSE SURGERY IN PATIENTS WITH CONSTITUTIONAL HAEMOSTATIC DEFECTS.


SLEEP OF PREMATURE AND FULL-TERM NEONATES--A POLYGRAPHIC STUDY.


ELECTRON BEAM THERAPY.

ELECTRON BEAM THERAPY.


THE APPLICATION OF A 14 MEV NEUTRON SOURCE TO RADIOTHERAPY.


FRACTIONATION STUDIES WITH 6 MEV NEUTRONS AND 8 MEV X-RAYS.


LUNG DENSITOMETRY IN THE STUDY OF PULMONARY VENTILATION AND CIRCULATION.


THE USE OF X-RAYS AS A RESEARCH INSTRUMENT. PROBLEMS IN ANIMAL BIOLOGY.


THE USE OF X-RAYS AS A RESEARCH INSTRUMENT. THE MEASUREMENT OF MINERAL CONTENT OF LIVING BONES.


MODERN LIFE AND SALMONELLOSIS.

MODERN LIFE AND SALMONELLOSIS.


SO-CALLED ADAMANTINOMA OF THE TIBIA(TWO CASES).


BILATERAL CAROTID BODY TUMOUR.

BILATERAL CAROTID BODY TUMOUR.


BILATERAL ALDOSTERONAMATA.

BILATERAL ALDOSTERONAMATA.


CHRONIC HYPOPLASTIC NEUTROPENIA.

CHRONIC HYPOPLASTIC NEUTROPENIA.


HYPERPARATHYROIDISM PRESENTING WITH A FRACTURE.


TWO CASES OF FRACTURE-DISLOCATION OF THE ELBOW-JOINT.


NON-UNION OF SUBTROCHANTERIC FRACTURE OF FEMUR IN A CASE OF MARBLE BONES.


NON-UNION OF FRACTURED CLAVICLE.

NON-UNION OF FRACTURED CLAVICLE.


CORRECTION OF DORSAL WEIGHT-BEARING FOOT.


OSTEOCLASTOMA OF THE CLAVICLE?

OSTEOCLASTOMA OF THE CLAVICLE?


CLINICAL OTONEUROLOGY AND ITS CONTRIBUTIONS TO THEORY AND PRACTICE.


OBESITY IN GENERAL PRACTICE.

OBESITY IN GENERAL PRACTICE. Dr Philip Hopkins defines obesity and describes its incidence in his general practice. He stresses the importance of dealing with underlying psychological factors in the treatment of the condition.Dr A A Lewis discusses hormonal influences and advocates a high protein diet as being an acceptable means of achieving weight reduction.Professor John Yudkin shows that a low protein diet is impracticable, and stresses the importance of physical activity in the treatment of obesity. He advocates a low carbohydrate diet with unrestricted fat and protein.


THE PRACTICAL TREATMENT OF OBESITY.

THE PRACTICAL TREATMENT OF OBESITY.


TECHNIQUES FOR A HIGH-YIELD FOLLOW-UP STUDY IN THE FIELD.


MALARIA AND HISTORY.

MALARIA AND HISTORY.


MYOCARDIOPATHY IN ARGEMONE MEXICANA POISONING.


STUDY OF THE SKULL IN AN UNUSUAL CASE OF BILATERAL CLEFT LIP AND CLEFT PALATE.


OBSERVATIONS ON CARBOHYDRATE AND FAT METABOLISM IN DIFFERENT AGE AND RACIAL GROUPS.


AN ASSESSMENT OF THE NUTRITIVE VALUE OF MAIZE DIETS SUPPLEMENTED WITH DRIED SKIM MILK IN THE TREATMENT OF CONVALESCENT KWASHIORKOR PATIENTS.


HEARING LOSS IN CHILDREN: AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE INCIDENCE OF HEARING DEFECTS AMONG CHILDREN ATTENDING A SOUTH AFRICAN PRIMARY SCHOOL.


THE NEED FOR WARMING STORED BLOOD.

THE NEED FOR WARMING STORED BLOOD.


THE RAPID WARMING OF BLOOD FOR MASSIVE TRANSFUSION BY RADIO FREQUENCY INDUCTION.


TOTAL PROTEINS IN SEROUS FLUIDS IN CARDIAC FAILURE.


THE MECHANISM OF PULMONARY HYPERTENSION FOLLOWING MILIARY PULMONARY EMBOLISM.


VAGINAL FISTULAS FOLLOWING RADIOTHERAPY.


RESULTS OF LIGATION OF INFERIOR MESENTERIC ARTERY AT THE AORTA IN RESECTIONS OF CARCINOMA OF THE DESCENDING AND SIGMOID COLON AND RECTUM.


PAIN AFTER HEMORRHOIDECTOMY.

PAIN AFTER HEMORRHOIDECTOMY.


BIVENOUS DIVERSION FOR THE APPROACH TO MITRAL VALVE LESIONS FROM THE LEFT SIDE.


UMBILICAL GRANULOMAS, PILONIDAL DISEASE, AND THE URACHUS.


MAMMOGRAPHY VERSUS BIOPSY.

MAMMOGRAPHY VERSUS BIOPSY.


RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE SURGEON PERFORMING COSMETIC SURGICAL OPERATIONS.


PROTECTION OF THE AXILLARY VEIN FOLLOWING RADICAL MASTECTOMY.


A SIMPLIFIED SAFE TECHNIQUE FOR HERNIAL REPAIR.


THE DUTIES AND TRAINING OF PHYSICIANS IN ANCIENT INDIA AS DESCRIBED IN THE SUSHRUTA SAMHITA.


PRIMARY MALIGNANT NEOPLASMS OF THE SPLEEN.


THE MORBIDITY OF HYSTERECTOMY.

THE MORBIDITY OF HYSTERECTOMY.


SOMATIC ANOMALIES OF THE UMBILICUS AND ANTERIOR ABDOMINAL WALL.


ARTERIAL INJURIES ASSOCIATED WITH DISLOCATION OF THE KNEE OR FRACTURE OF THE LOWER FEMUR.


LONG TERM RESULTS OF PARTIAL GASTRIC RESECTION WITHOUT VAGOTOMY IN DUODENAL ULCER DISEASE.


RATIONALE OF SIMPLE MASTECTOMY WITHOUT RADIATION FOR CLINICAL STAGE 1 CANCER OF THE BREAST.


AORTICOINTESTINAL FISTULAS FOLLOWING SURGERY OF  THE AORTA.


THE PATHOGENESIS OF SECOND AND THIRD DEGREE BURNS AND CONVERSION TO FULL THICKNESS INJURY.


CITRATE TOXICITY AND THE USE OF ANTICOAGULANT ACID CITRATE DEXTROSE BLOOD FOR EXTRACORPOREAL CIRCULATION.


MODIFICATION OF COMMERCIALLY SUPPLIED CAPILLARY ELECTRODES FOR USE IN POLAROGRAPHIC MICRO-CELLS.


A MICROTECHNIC FOR THE SEPARATION OF ERYTHROCYTES IN ACCORDANCE WITH THEIR DENSITY.


PLAN FOR A PROFITABLE 1965.

PLAN FOR A PROFITABLE 1965.


DETERMINANTS OF LEARNING IN THE RETARDATE: A PILOT STUDY.


ACADEMIC AND TRAINING REPORT CARDS FOR THE MENTALLY RETARDED: AN INSTITUTIONAL APPROACH.


FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH PARENTAL DECISION TO INSTITUTIONALIZE MONGOLOID CHILDREN.


SOME PARA-DIAGNOSTIC IMPLICATIONS OF THE IQ AMONG MENTALLY RETARDED PATIENTS.


PHARYNGEAL IMPLANTS FOR REDUCTION OF AIR SPACE IN VELOPHARYNGEAL INSUFFICIENCY. I. AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY.


EIGHTY-FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN LARYNGOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION. PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS.


CONGENITAL CHOANAL ATRESIA IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN.


HUMAN CILIATED EPITHELIAL CELLS IN NASAL SECRETIONS: MORPHOLOGIC AND HISTOCHEMICAL ASPECTS.


THE CURRENT STATUS OF RADIOTHERAPY IN CARCINOMA LARYNGIS.


CLINICO-HISTOLOGICAL STUDY OF CHRONIC PHARYNGEAL SYMPTOMS.


MANAGEMENT OF CHRONIC INFLAMMATION OF THE SALIVARY GLANDS.


HOW TO SMOTHER AN IDEA.

HOW TO SMOTHER AN IDEA.


RETROPHARYNGEAL HEMORRHAGE FROM THE CAROTID ARTERIES.


EXPERIMENTAL OBSERVATIONS OF THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN UPPER AIRWAY OBSTRUCTION AND PULMONARY FUNCTION.


CARTILAGINOUS TUMORS OF THE LARYNX.

CARTILAGINOUS TUMORS OF THE LARYNX.


THE EFFECT OF HYPOTHYROIDISM ON THE LARYNX OF THE RAT: AN EXPLANATION FOR HOARSENESS ASSOCIATED WITH HYPOTHYROIDISM IN THE HUMAN.


CLINICAL APPLICATION OF RECENT ADVANCES IN LARYNGEAL PHYSIOLOGY.


EXPERIENCES WITH PARTIAL LARYNGOPHARYNGECTOMY.


INTRACELLULAR ACID-FAST ORGANISMS ISOLATED FROM MALIGNANT TISSUES.


A CYTOPHOTOMETRIC STUDY OF NUCLEAR DNA CHANGES DURING RED CELL MATURATION IN EARLY POSTNATAL RAT MARROW.


AUTORADIOGRAPHIC STUDY OF THE INCORPORATION OF H3-THYMIDINE BY SYNCHRONOUSLY DIVIDING TETRAHYMENA PYRIFORMIS GL.


MY MAJOR MISTAKES.

MY MAJOR MISTAKES.


A MORPHOLOGICAL STUDY OF THE FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM AND FOLLICULAR DEVELOPMENT IN THE MOSQUITO AEDES AEGYPTI (L).


OCULAR PEMPHIGUS: A CLINICAL PRESENTATION OF KODACHROMES.


THE EYE AND CYSTIC FIBROSIS OF THE PANCREAS: A R'ESUM'E.


STRIPPING OF DESCEMET'S MEMBRANE IN CATARACT EXTRACTION.


TREATMENT OF EPITHELIAL DOWNGROWTH AND INTRAOCULAR FISTULA FOLLOWING CATARACT EXTRACTION.


OCULAR MANIFESTATIONS OF RELAPSING POLYCHONDRITIS.


UVEITIS IN CHILDREN: ANALYSIS OF 274 CASES.


THE EXTERNAL MANIFESTATIONS OF OCULAR TUBERCULOSIS.


MICROCYSTIC DYSTROPHY OF THE CORNEAL EPITHELIUM.


THE FREDERICK H. VERHOEFF LECTURE: THE SAGA OF A CENTURY.


A NEW SYNDROME COMBINING PTERYGIUM COLLI WITH DEVELOPMENTAL ANOMALIES OF THE EYELIDS AND LYMPHATICS OF THE LOWER EXTREMITIES.


THE SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF EXODEVIATIONS.


NON-RHEGMATOGENOUS RETINAL SEPARATION ASSOCIATED WITH CHOROIDAL DETACHMENT.


FALSE PROJECTION IN COMITANT STRABISMUS--ALLEVIATION BY ANOMALOUS RETINAL CORRESPONDENCE.


THE BJERRUM SCOTOMA.

THE BJERRUM SCOTOMA.


DIURNAL TONOGRAPHY IN NORMAL AND GLAUCOMATOUS EYES.


THE EFFECT OF TOPICAL STEROID ADMINISTRATION ON INTRAOCULAR PRESSURE AND AQUEOUS OUTFLOW AFTER FISTULIZING OPERATIONS.


CRYOSURGERY OF THE CILIARY BODY.

CRYOSURGERY OF THE CILIARY BODY.


A NEW OPERATION FOR MALIGNANT GLAUCOMA: A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


A REDESIGNED COAGULATOR.

A REDESIGNED COAGULATOR.


A NEW CAMERA FOR STEREOSCOPIC FUNDUS PHOTOGRAPHY.


THE EFFECT OF EARLY ENUCLEATION ON THE ORBIT IN ANIMALS AND HUMANS.


TUMORS OF THE IRIS: CLASSIFICATION AND CLINICAL FOLLOW-UP.


RECENT ADVANCES IN KIDNEY DISEASES.

RECENT ADVANCES IN KIDNEY DISEASES.


ROLE OF ISOTOPES IN DIAGNOSIS OF INTRAOCULAR NEOPLASM.


SURVIVAL PATTERNS FOR SOME FORMS OF CANCER.


THE THYMUS IN HEALTH AND DISEASE.

THE THYMUS IN HEALTH AND DISEASE.


THE STUDY OF CARDIAC VALVE MOTION WITH ULTRASOUND.


LIFE INSURANCE MEDICAL RESEARCH FUND.

LIFE INSURANCE MEDICAL RESEARCH FUND.


THE PROGNOSTIC IMPORT OF CALCIFICATION OF THE AORTIC KNOB.


ORGANIZED MEDICINE, ACCIDENT AND SICKNESS.


SUICIDES--A LOOK AT THE STATISTICS.

SUICIDES--A LOOK AT THE STATISTICS.


MEDICAL INFORMATION BUREAU.

MEDICAL INFORMATION BUREAU.


THE PREDICTION OF CORONARY HEART DISEASE.


LYMPHOSARCOMA OF THE HEAD AND NECK.

LYMPHOSARCOMA OF THE HEAD AND NECK.


OSSICULAR PROBLEMS IN TYMPANOPLASTY.

OSSICULAR PROBLEMS IN TYMPANOPLASTY.


SAFETY FIRST IN THE QUEST FOR ECONOMIC NUCLEAR POWER.


PROBLEMS AND ERRORS IN NEURO-OPHTHALMOLOGIC DIAGNOSIS.


CRITERIA FOR HEARING CONSERVATION IN NOISE.


COMPLICATIONS OF CATARACT EXTRACTION.

COMPLICATIONS OF CATARACT EXTRACTION.


MARRIAGE OR DIVORCE.

MARRIAGE OR DIVORCE.


RESECTION OF THE LEVATOR MUSCLE THROUGH THE EXTERNAL APPROACH FOR CONGENITAL PTOSIS.


THE SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF PRIMARY GLAUCOMA.


CANCER OF THE LARYNX: COMBINED THERAPY.

CANCER OF THE LARYNX: COMBINED THERAPY.


A TECHNIQUE FOR REMOVAL OF IRIS MELANOMAS: IRIDOCYCLECTOMY.


HEREDITARY NEPHRITIS AND ITS OCULAR DEFECTS.


CONJUNCTIVO-DACRYOCYSTO-RHINOSTOMY.

CONJUNCTIVO-DACRYOCYSTO-RHINOSTOMY.


SERUM AND OCULAR CHOLESTEROL.

SERUM AND OCULAR CHOLESTEROL.


THE MECHANISMS OF PROVOCATIVE TESTING.

THE MECHANISMS OF PROVOCATIVE TESTING.


TYMPANOPLASTY: PREOPERATIVE EXAMINATION OF THE CHRONIC EAR.


CORNEOSCLEROPLASTY WITH SCALPEL.

CORNEOSCLEROPLASTY WITH SCALPEL.


RECTUS MUSCLE UNION: A NEW OPERATION FOR PARALYSIS OF THE RECTUS MUSCLES.


THE EXPERT WITNESS.

THE EXPERT WITNESS.


VITAL STAINING IN NORMAL EYES AND IN KERATOCONJUNCTIVITIS SICCA.


ORAL GLYCEROL, A CLINICAL CONFIRMATION.

ORAL GLYCEROL, A CLINICAL CONFIRMATION.


ESOTROPIA IN SIBLINGS.

ESOTROPIA IN SIBLINGS.


THE TREATMENT OF ACUTE ANGLE CLOSURE GLAUCOMA.


EXAMINATION OF THE VESTIBULAR MECHANISM BY ELECTRONYSTAGMOGRAPHY.


PACIFIC COAST OTO-OPHTHALMOLOGICAL SOCIETY 1964. LIST OF MEMBERS.


RETINAL LASER PHOTOCOAGULATION.

RETINAL LASER PHOTOCOAGULATION.


ROLE OF THE LARYNGOLOGIST IN MANAGEMENT OF DYSFUNCTIONS OF THE SINGLING VOICE.


DISORDERS OF THE MAJOR SALIVARY GLANDS OTHER THAN NEOPLASTIC DISEASES.


TUMORS OF THE PARAPHARYNGEAL SPACE.

TUMORS OF THE PARAPHARYNGEAL SPACE.


SURGERY IN STEROID-TREATED PATIENTS.

SURGERY IN STEROID-TREATED PATIENTS.


STAPEDECTOMY TECHNIQUES AND RESULTS.

STAPEDECTOMY TECHNIQUES AND RESULTS.


INTRANASAL INJECTION OF CORTICOSTEROIDS IN NASAL DISORDERS: FURTHER OBSERVATIONS.


INDEPENDENCE OF DEFICIENT EARLY GROWTH AND LATER REGRESSION OF (C57BL X 101)F2 MARROW GRAFTS IN (C57BL X 101)F1 HYBRID MICE.


A SEARCH FOR PARENTAL ANTIGENS NOT EXPRESSED IN F1 HYBRID MICE.


FUNCTION AND SURVIVAL OF JEJUNAL HOMOTRANSPLANTS IN DOGS WITH AND WITHOUT IMMUNOSUPPRESSIVE TREATMENT.


IDENTIFICATION OF A SPECIFIC LEUKOCYTE ANTIGEN: ANOTHER PRESUMED EXAMPLE OF 5B.


A SIMPLIFIED TECHNIC OF OPEN HEART SURGERY.


STANDARDS AND ACCREDITATION PROGRAMS OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF BLOOD  BANKS.


ISOIMMUNIZATION AFTER MASSIVE TRANSFUSION FOR OPEN HEART SURGERY.


A STUDY OF THE FORCES INVOLVED IN THE SECOND STAGE OF HEMAGGLUTINATION.


EVALUATION OF THE ALBUMIN ANTIGLOBULIN TECHNIC IN ANTIBODY DETECTION.


SIMULTANEOUS DETERMINATION OF THE VOLUME OF RED CELLS AND PLASMA FOR SURVIVAL STUDIES OF STORED BLOOD.


"WHOM SHALL I SEND, OR WHO WILL GO FOR ME"?


MANAGEMENT OF THE DEPRESSED PATIENT.

MANAGEMENT OF THE DEPRESSED PATIENT.


TYMPANOPLASTY. OBJECTIVES, TECHNIQUES AND RESULTS.


MATERNAL AGE, BIRTH RANK AND PRENATAL ENCEPHALOPATHIES.


INTERNAL FISTULA FORMATION SECONDARY TO COLON MALIGNANCY.


CLAMP AND CAUTERY HEMORRHOIDECTOMY--CONTINUED USE OF AN OLD TECHNIQUE.


MEDICINE AT THE CROSSROADS.

MEDICINE AT THE CROSSROADS.


EMERGENCY TRANSFUSION THERAPY.

EMERGENCY TRANSFUSION THERAPY.


MENTAL HEALTH CENTER AND MENTAL RETARDATION FACILITY CONSTRUCTION UNDER PUBLIC LAW 88-164.


GIANT HYPERTROPHY OF THE GASTRIC MUCOSA (MENETRIER'S DISEASE).


THE MANAGEMENT OF THE CHILD WITH DEHYDRATION IN A WEST AFRICAN VILLAGE.


INFECTION WITH THE CHUKU STRAIN OF SPONDWENI VIRUS.


ORPHENADRINE HYDROCHLORIDE--A POSSIBLE ANTIDOTE TO SUXAMETHONIUM.


PSYCHIATRY AND THE GENERAL PRACTITIONER.


INTRAVENOUS LIGNOCAINE FOR SURGICAL ANALGESIA IN THE EXTREMITY.


PRELIMINARY NOTE ON THE PRESENCE OF BIOMPHALARIA SUDANICA (MARTENS) IN GHANA AND ITS SUSCEPTIBILITY TO A LOCAL STRAIN OF S. MANSONI.


ACQUIRED MALARIAL IMMUNITY: PROGRESS AND PROBLEMS.


THE DETECTION OF INAPPARENT INFECTIONS WITH PASTEURELLA PESTIS IN A MICROTUS CALIFORNICUS POPULATION IN THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA.


SERUM ANTIBODY RESPONSES IN A POPULATION OF MICROTUS CALIFORNICUS AND ASSOCIATED RODENT SPECIES DURING AND AFTER PASTEURELLA PESTIS EPIZOOTICS IN THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA.


SEROLOGIC ANALYSIS OF TWO NEW RELATED LEPTOSPIRAL SEROTYPES ISOLATED IN LOUISIANA.


FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF LEPTOSPIROSIS IN IOWA. 1. CASES OCCURRING AMONG ABATTOIR EMPLOYEES.


THE ROLE OF VIRUSES IN RESPIRATORY DISEASES OF CATTLE. VII. ISOLATION AND EXPERIMENTAL TRANSMISSION OF A CHLOROFORM RESISTANT AGENT ISOLATED FROM A SEVERE FEED LOT OUTBREAK.


THE DURATION OF INFECTIVITY OF EASTERN ENCEPHALITIS VIRUS IN PAPER DISC-ADSORBED BLOOD AND PLASMA.


TRANSFORMATION IN RHIZOBIUM TRIFOLII. I. THE INFLUENCE OF SOME FACTORS ON THE TRANSFORMATION.


INTERFERENCE OF TICK-BORNE ENCEPHALITIS (TE) VIRUS IN TISSUE CULTURE. I. INTERFERENCE IN CULTURES OF DETROIT 6 CELLS AND OF CHICK EMBRYO FIBROBLASTS.


NUCLEOLAR CHROMOSOMES: STRUCTURES, INTERACTIONS, AND PERSPECTIVES.


CULTURE OF VIRUS OF TICK-BORNE ENCEPHALITIS IN VARIOUS TISSUE LINES.


TRANSFORMATION IN RHIZOBIUM TRIFOLII. II. DEVELOPMENT OF COMPETENCE.


INTERFERENCE OF THE TICK-BORNE ENCEPHALITIS (TE) VIRUS IN TISSUE CULTURE. II. ISOLATION IN TISSUE CULTURE OF TE VIRUS FROM PATHOLOGICAL MATERIAL.


THE INFLUENCE OF ACRIFLAVINE ON TRANSFER OF THE COLICINOGENIC FACTOR.


METHANE FERMENTATION OF SEWAGE SLUDGE. I. THE INFLUENCE OF PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL FACTORS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF METHANE BACTERIA AND THE COURSE OF FERMENTATION.


PREGERMINATION OF BACILLUS SUBTILLIS SPORES ON MEAT IN DIFFERENT CONDITIONS.


SURVIVAL OF SALMONELLA TYPHI-MURIUM IN PUTREFYING MEAT.


PULMONARY SURFACTANT.

PULMONARY SURFACTANT.


PASTEURELLA-LIKE MICROORGANISMS IN SMALL RODENTS.


NEW CRITERIA FOR THE ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC DIAGNOSIS OF EMPHYSEMA AND COR PULMONALE.


PLATE MICROMETHODS FOR THE DETERMINATION OF UREA DECOMPOSITION BY BACTERIA.


CLOSED-CHEST CARDIAC RESUSCITATION IN PATIENTS WITH ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.


INTRACTABLE STOKES-ADAMS DISEASE; A METHOD OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT.


THE USE OF THE VALSALVA MANEUVER TO DIFFERENTIATE FIXED-ORIFICE AORTIC STENOSIS FROM MUSCULAR SUBAORTIC STENOSIS.


TREATMENT OF ASYSTOLE OR HEART BLOCK DURING ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION WITH ELECTRODE CATHETER PACING.


EVALUATION OF LEFT HEART DISEASE BY STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF AORTIC PARAMETERS AND TRANSVERSE CARDIAC DIAMETER.


THE DIGITAL RHEOPLETHYSMOGRAM IN COMPLETE HEART BLOCK IN MAN.


ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC RECORDING OF DIAPHRAGMATIC ACTION POTENTIAL.


PLATE MICROMETHODS FOR THE DETECTION OF INDOLE PRODUCED BY BACTERIA.


THE EXERCISE ELECTROCARDIOGRAM; EXPERIENCE IN ANALYSIS OF "NOISY" CARDIOGRAMS WITH A SMALL COMPUTER.


ANTAGONISM OF THE CONTRACTILE EFFECT OF DIGITALIS BY EDTA IN THE NORMAL HUMAN VENTRICLE.


SEROTONIN-INDUCED PULMONARY VENOUS SPASM DEMONSTRATED BY SELECTIVE PULMONARY PHLEBOGRAPHY.


ANOMALOUS ORIGIN OF THE LEFT CORONARY ARTERY FROM THE PULMONARY ARTERY; A THERAPEUTIC PROBLEM.


DETERMINATION OF THE EXTERNAL WORK AND POWER OF THE LEFT VENTRICLE IN INTACT MAN.


CONSTRICTIVE PERICARDITIS AFTER BLUNT CHEST TRAUMA.


PULMONARY ANGIOGRAPHY.

PULMONARY ANGIOGRAPHY.


MITRAL STENOSIS. HEMODYNAMIC, ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC, AND VECTORCARDIOGRAPHIC STUDIES.


CLINICAL PATHOLOGIC CONFERENCE.

CLINICAL PATHOLOGIC CONFERENCE.


CARDIOVASCULAR ACTIONS OF NARCOTIC ANALGESICS.


EXAGGERATED NATRIURESIS DURING SALT LOADING IN HYPERTENSIVE STATES.


A CRITIQUE OF THE CARDIAC INDEX AND THE INTRODUCTION OF A MORE RATIONAL INDEX OF CARDIAC PERFORMANCE.


BUTAZOLIDIN ANGIITIS AND PERIANGIITIS SIMULATING ASCHOFF NODULE.


A COMPARISON OF THE RESULTS OF SURGICAL TREATMENT IN CHRONIC ANGLE-CLOSURE GLAUCOMA AND CHRONIC SIMPLE GLAUCOMA.


A DIFFERENT APPROACH TO CHEST ROENTGENOGRAPHY: TRIAD TECHNIQUE (HIGH KILOVOLTAGE, GRID, WEDGE FILTER).


DISSOCIATION OF I-131 FROM RADIOPHARMACEUTICALS AS MEASURED BY THYROID UPTAKE.


AGING CHANGES IN THE AORTIC AND MITRAL VALVES. HISTOLOGIC AND HISTOCHEMICAL STUDIES, WITH OBSERVATIONS ON THE PATHOGENESIS OF CALCIFIC AORTIC STENOSIS AND CALCIFICATION OF THE MITRAL ANNULUS.


LIPID METABOLISM.

LIPID METABOLISM.


GENETIC ASPECTS OF METABOLIC CONTROL.

GENETIC ASPECTS OF METABOLIC CONTROL.


THE SLIDING METHOD OF INTRACAPSULAR LENS EXTRACTION. A SUGGESTED TECHNIQUE TO AVOID POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS.


EXTRUDED COLLAGEN SUTURES IN CATARACT SURGERY.


INDICATIONS AND TECHNIQUE OF CRYOEXTRACTION OF CATARACTS.


RECONSTITUTED COLLAGEN TAPE IN RETINAL DETACHMENT SURGERY.


GLAUCOMA, ALCOHOL, AND INTRAOCULAR PRESSURE.


ANTIBODY TO TOXOCARA CANIS IN HUMANS.

ANTIBODY TO TOXOCARA CANIS IN HUMANS.


OCULAR CHANGES IN MULTIPLE MYELOMATOSIS.


A NEW INSTRUMENT FOR DOUBLE SIMULTANEOUS STIMULATION.


GLOMUS TUMOR (GLOMANGIOMA) OF EYELID.

GLOMUS TUMOR (GLOMANGIOMA) OF EYELID.


CORRECTION OF SPASTIC ENTROPION: AN EFFECTIVE CAUTERY TECHNIQUE.


THE HISTOPATHOLOGY OF EARLY CENTRAL RETINAL ARTERY OCCLUSION.


ORAL GLYCERIN IN CATARACT SURGERY.

ORAL GLYCERIN IN CATARACT SURGERY.


CORNEAL IMMUNE RINGS ASSOCIATED WITH HETEROGRAFT REJECTION.


THE ACTION OF ANGIOTENSIN ON INTRAOCULAR PRESSURE.


A CLASSIFICATION OF LIMBAL EPITHELIOMAS.


EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF THE MORPHOGENESIS OF CHLOROQUINE RETINOPATHY.


HERPETIC KERATITIS PRODUCED IN THE GUINEA PIG BY A NEW, STANDARDIZED TECHNIQUE.


WHOLE MOUNTS OF THE CORNEAL ENDOTHELIUM.


THE LENS AND VITREOUS.

THE LENS AND VITREOUS.


THE REV.MR. GOODRICH AND HIS VISUAL PROBLEM.


MELANOMA OF THE IRIS.

MELANOMA OF THE IRIS.


LIVER REGENERATION.

LIVER REGENERATION.


HEPATIC DNA SYNTHESIS AND REGENERATION.

HEPATIC DNA SYNTHESIS AND REGENERATION.


HEPATIC FUNCTION AND DRUG ACTIONS.

HEPATIC FUNCTION AND DRUG ACTIONS.


ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM AND HEPATIC CARCINOGENESIS.


FAT METABOLISM IN LIVER DISEASE.

FAT METABOLISM IN LIVER DISEASE.


MECHANISMS AND THERAPY OF HEPATIC EDEMA.


BIOCHEMICAL ASPECTS OF DRUG-INDUCED FATTY LIVER.


SERUM ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE IN INFILTRATIVE DISEASES OF THE LIVER.


CHEMICAL THERAPY OF CIRRHOSIS.

CHEMICAL THERAPY OF CIRRHOSIS.


AUTOIMMUNITY IN LIVER DISEASE.

AUTOIMMUNITY IN LIVER DISEASE.


LIVER INJURY FROM CHEMICALS.

LIVER INJURY FROM CHEMICALS.


CHEMICAL THERAPY OF DIFFUSE LIVER DISEASE.


CEREBRAL MANIFESTATIONS OF LIVER DISEASE.


CHEMISTRY OF AMMONIA INTOXICATION.

CHEMISTRY OF AMMONIA INTOXICATION.


MECHANISM OF HEPATIC COMA.

MECHANISM OF HEPATIC COMA.


ION EXCHANGE RESINS IN HEPATIC COMA.

ION EXCHANGE RESINS IN HEPATIC COMA.


AMMONIA INTOXICATION IN PORTAL HYPERTENSION.


RADIOISOTOPE SCANNING IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF LIVER DISEASE.


MECHANISM OF HEPATIC COMA IN SURGERY.

MECHANISM OF HEPATIC COMA IN SURGERY.


GENESIS OF NEONATAL JAUNDICE.

GENESIS OF NEONATAL JAUNDICE.


LIVER FUNCTION IN THE NEWBORN INFANT.

LIVER FUNCTION IN THE NEWBORN INFANT.


ENZYME PROFILE IN JAUNDICE AND LIVER DISEASES.


ELECTRON SPIN RESONANCE SPECTROMETRY IN THE DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF JAUNDICE.


OBSTRUCTIVE JAUNDICE.

OBSTRUCTIVE JAUNDICE.


A CHEMICAL METHOD FOR THE QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION OF ADENOSINE 3',5'-PHOSPHATE.


INTERACTION OF THE BLOOD SERA WITH PARAMECIUM CAUDATUM CULTURES. I. COMPLEMENT CONSUMPTION BY PARAMECIUM CULTURES IN NORMAL FRESH SERA.


PELVIC ENDOMETRIOSIS WITH IRREDUCIBLE FEMORAL HERNIA.


SURGERY OF THE RHEUMATOID HAND.

SURGERY OF THE RHEUMATOID HAND.


LASERS AND CANCER.

LASERS AND CANCER.


ADVANCES IN SURGERY FOR OTOSCLEROSIS.

ADVANCES IN SURGERY FOR OTOSCLEROSIS.


PARACETAMOL OR ASPIRIN?

PARACETAMOL OR ASPIRIN?


PREFRONTAL LEUCOTOMY.

PREFRONTAL LEUCOTOMY.


ELECTRICAL INDUCTION OF SLEEP.

ELECTRICAL INDUCTION OF SLEEP.


THE TWILIGHT LAND OF CHANGE AND DECAY.

THE TWILIGHT LAND OF CHANGE AND DECAY.


RESPIRATORY FUNCTION IN PULMONARY THROMBOEMBOLIC DISORDERS.


CORTICOSTEROID TREATMENT FOR ACUTE MENINGOENCEPHALITIS: A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY OF 346 CASES.


CHEMICAL RHIZOTOMY FOR RELIEF OF SPASTICITY IN AMBULANT PATIENTS.


ACQUISITION OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS BY PATIENTS IN CUBICLES.


CRUSHED CHEST INJURY: SOME PHYSIOLOGICAL DISTURBANCES AND THEIR CORRECTION.


COMPLICATION FOLLOWING FRACTURE-DISLOCATION OF HIP.


DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF ERYTHEMA INDURATUM (BAZIN).


INVOLVEMENT OF ANTERIOR HORN OF SPINAL CORD IN INFECTIOUS MONONUCLEOSIS.


CHILD CARE IN GENERAL PRACTICE. RECURRENT ABDOMINAL PAIN AND VOMITING IN CHILDHOOD.


TO-DAY'S DRUGS. PRINCIPLES OF PRESCRIBING (2).


EMIGRATION OF DOCTORS.

EMIGRATION OF DOCTORS.


THE CATARRHAL CHILD.

THE CATARRHAL CHILD.


TRANSFUSION AND ANEMIA.

TRANSFUSION AND ANEMIA.


TREATMENT IN DEPRESSIVE ILLNESS.

TREATMENT IN DEPRESSIVE ILLNESS.


ANESTHESIA AND MONOAMINE-OXIDASE INHIBITORS.


STAPHYLOCOCCI AND URINARY INFECTION.

STAPHYLOCOCCI AND URINARY INFECTION.


CONCURRENT HERPES ZOSTER AND VARICELLA.

CONCURRENT HERPES ZOSTER AND VARICELLA.


ORAL CONTRACEPTION AND THROMBOSIS.

ORAL CONTRACEPTION AND THROMBOSIS.


FOSTER PARENTSHIP.

FOSTER PARENTSHIP.


AN EXPERIMENT IN FACIAL RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY IN A PRISON POPULATION. A 10-year study of the effects of reconstructive surgery on selected inmates in a British Columbia provincial prison is described. It is proposed that physical defects can be dominant causes of crime, and that the correction of facial defects in inmates of a penal institution can effect a striking improvement in their conduct during imprisonment, and make them more confident on re-entry into society. This survey, covering 450 patients operated on in a 10-year period, demonstrates a marked decrease in the rate of criminal recidivism.


SKIN TEMPERATURE RECORDING WITH PHOSPHORS: A NEW TECHNIQUE. New knowledge of temperature irregularities associated with various disease states has resulted in increasing interest in the recording of heat radiation from the human body. Infrared radiation from the skin is a surface phenomenon and the amount of such radiation increases with temperature. Previous recording techniques have been not only crude but difficult and expensive. An unconventional thermal imaging system is described which gives superior temperature patterns and is also simpler and cheaper than any of the other available procedures. This system is based on the employment of thermally sensitive phosphors which glow when exposed to ultraviolet illumination, in inverse proportion to the underlying temperature. The thermal image can be directly observed or more critically analyzed and photographed on a simple closed-circuit television monitor.


VITAMIN B 12 CONTENT OF CIRCULATING LEUKOCYTES AS AN AID IN THE DIFFERENTIATION OF THE ACUTE LEUKEMIAS. From 25 patients with acute leukemia 116 specimens of leukocytes were assayed microbiologically for total vitamin B(12) to determine if variation in vitamin B(12) content would help in differentiating the acute leukemias. The mean cell vitamin B(12) levels (mumug./10(8) cells) in the different types of leukemia were: lymphoblastic 464, myeloblastic 1058 and monocytic 200. Cell vitamin B(12) levels above the normal range (100-800 mumug./10(8) cells) are suggestive of myeloblastic leukemia. The only elevated cell vitamin B(12) levels comparable to those found in myeloblastic leukemia were in reticulum cell leukemia, and this type of leukemia was not difficult to diagnose morphologically. Blast cells contained more vitamin B(12) than mature cells of the same series; there was a significant positive correlation between the percentage of blast cells and cell levels of total vitamin B(12) in both lymphoblastic and myeloblastic leukemia.


CAUSES OF BLINDNESS IN CANADA: AN ANALYSIS OF 24,605 CASES REGISTERED WITH THE CANADIAN NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND. A survey of blind persons in Canada, based on registrations with The Canadian National Institute for the Blind (C.N.I.B.), is reported. This is the first study of its type having national scope and based on data registered in a central file. It covered 24,605 living registered blind persons ranging from premature infants to very elderly persons. Causes of blindness are broken down with respect to topography (site and type of lesion) and etiology. In terms of frequency, the principal causes were lesions affecting the globe (e.g. glaucoma, myopia), 36%; the retina, 23%; the lens, 16%; and the optic nerve, 11%. In this study, 32% of the blindness was due to prenatal causes. The prevalence of blindness per 100,000 persons in Canada, based on C.N.I.B. data, was 131, varying among the provinces from 108 to 376. Serious ocular disease was four times more prevalent than blindness; 101,436 such cases (the prevention group) were listed by the C.N.I.B.


PANHYPOPITUITARISM WITH PROLONGED SURVIVAL.


CONGENITAL MALFORMATIONS IN A THALIDOMIDE BABY: A POSTMORTEM ANATOMICAL STUDY.


ORAL CONTRACEPTION.

ORAL CONTRACEPTION.


STRIAE AND THEIR RELATION TO TOPICAL STEROID THERAPY. Atrophic striae have been reported to occur normally in 35% of adolescents and abnormally in a variety of medical conditions. Recently, the occurrence of striae has been observed in adults after the use of potent topical steroids with occlusion. Pre-existing striae have been found to enlarge after topical steroid therapy, even without occlusion. The mechanism of striae formation appears to be due to the action of the steroids on the dermal connective tissue and/or dermal matrix rather than to mechanical tension.


DOMINION INCOME TAX RETURNS BY MEMBERS OF THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.


SPONTANEOUS BUNDLE BRANCH BLOCK IN RHEUSUS MONKEYS.


PROGRESS IN ALLERGY. 2.

PROGRESS IN ALLERGY. 2.


SMOKING WITHDRAWAL: THE PHYSICIANS'S ROLE.


DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF ANTERIOR UVEITIS.


BRONCHOSCOPIC LAVAGE IN BRONCHIAL ASTHMA.


AMERICA'S NUMBER ONE EPIDEMIC.

AMERICA'S NUMBER ONE EPIDEMIC.


MORTON'S METATARSALGIA: A MISCONCEPTION.


EMERGENCY TREATMENT OF CHEMICAL INJURIES.


DEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES: THE PHYSICIAN'S ROLE.


PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY FOR TUMOR IN A SOLITARY KIDNEY.


MODIFICATION OF THE THOMAS COLLAR.

MODIFICATION OF THE THOMAS COLLAR.


ENZYME THERAPY OF DENDRITIC KERATITIS.

ENZYME THERAPY OF DENDRITIC KERATITIS.


THE PHAGOCYTIC NATURE OF SCHIFF-POSITIVE INTERSTITIAL CELLS IN THE RAT TESTIS.


3-BETA-HYDROXYSTEROID DEHYDROGENASE IN THE ADRENAL GLAND AND PLACENTA.


PHYSICAL AND IMMUNOLOGICAL DIFFERENCES AMONG STREPTOKINASES. Two strains of Group A streptococci have been shown to produce streptokinases with different physical and immunologic characteristics. These streptokinases have been designated SK-A and SK-B. Examination of additional strains of Group A streptococci has indicated that SK-A is the more commonly encountered streptokinase. Studies comparing the two Group A streptokinases with streptokinase of Group C origin have indicated that the latter streptokinase is intermediate between SK-A and SK-B in regard to its electrophoretic mobility. Immunological data suggest that the Group C streptokinase differs from SK-B but is closely related to SK-A.


CORROBORATION OF RECENT MODELS OF THE GAMMA-G IMMUNOGLOBULIN MOLECULE. The relationships between the polypeptide chains of gammaG immunoglobulin and fragments of the molecule produced by papain and pepsin have been investigated. Specific procedures were employed including peptide mapping of tryptic hydrolysates and analysis of molecules reconstituted from chains labeled with different iodine isotopes. By these means, the Fab fragment was shown unequivocally to consist of the light chain and a portion of the heavy chain, the Fd fragment. The Fc fragment was found to be comprised of the residual portions of the heavy chain. These findings support the gross arrangement of chains embodied in recent models of the gammaG immunoglobulin molecule. The present studies have also provided additional information on the susceptibility of gammaG immunoglobulin to proteolytic cleavage. It was found that the portion of heavy chains corresponding to the Fd fragment was extensively cleaved by papain.


THE BRAIN LESION OF GOLDTHIOGLUCOSE OBESITY. The development of hypothalamic lesions due to goldthioglucose are described. The initial extensive necrotic lesion occurs in close to 100 per cent of animals injected with LD(50). Within 2 weeks the necrotic material has been removed and a narrow scar results. After a lapse of several months, the scar is often difficult to visualize, especially in animals that have not developed obesity. The ventromedial nucleus is not the center of the lesion. The nucleus is preserved in some instances, and partially or completely destroyed in others, depending on the extent of the lesion. The more prominent scar in the obese animals correlates with the larger initial lesion necessary for the complete bilateral destruction of the ventromedial nucleus which is known to be a prerequisite for the development of hypothalamic obesity. Thus, contrary to earlier suggestions, goldthioglucose does not localize specifically in the cells of the ventromedial nucleus.


THE EFFECT OF HYPERGLYCEMIA ON HYPOTHALAMIC GOLD UPTAKE AND HYPERPHAGIA IN GOLDTHIOGLUCOSE-TREATED MICE. The accumulation of gold in the hypothalamus and the development of hyperphagia and obesity were studied in mice given a single intravenous injection of goldthioglucose at various levels of blood glucose concentration. It was found that the glucose concentration prevailing at the time of goldthioglucose injection was correlated directly with the level of free and bound goldthioglucose in the blood 3 minutes later, with the hypothalamic uptake of gold, with the extent of the hypothalamic lesion, and with the severity of the subsequent hyperphagia and obesity. Hyperglycemia was associated with an increased gold deposition throughout the brain. A gold content of 88 +/- 12 microg/mg wet tissue in the hypothalamus of fasted animals was associated with clearcut lesions in all animals studied, whereas a similar gold content in the control brain lobes of hyperglycemic animals was not associated with lesions in any animal. This finding indicates that some regions in the brain (e.g. the ventral hypothalamus) are more susceptible than others to damage by goldthioglucose.


IMMUNOGLOBULIN ISOANTIGENS (ALLOTYPES) IN THE MOUSE. I. GENETICS AND CROSS-REACTIONS OF THE 7S GAMMA-2A-ISOANTIGENS CONTROLLED BY ALLELES AT THE IG-1 LOCUS. Eight antigens of 7S gamma(2)-immunoglobulins controlled by alleles at a single locus Ig-1, have been identified in mice. This locus has previously been shown to determine antigenic specificities on the F fragments of 7S gamma(2a)-globulins. The reactions of these antigens with various isoantisera have shown that the antigens all cross react with one another. New methods for the analysis of antigenic specificities of soluble proteins are presented in detail. A sensitive method for detecting in the order of 0.01 microg of these isoantigens has been developed, based on the quantitative inhibition of precipitation of I(125)-labeled antigen. Cross-reactions of the antigens were analysed in inhibition assays and the data is compatible with the existence of a minimum of eight antigenic specificities. Each of the antigens is composed of different combinations of these specificities, with only one antigen having a specificity not present in any other. Sixty-eight mouse strains have been tested with specific isoantisera, and on the basis of the results, have been placed into the eight allele groups. Evidence for close genetic linkage of the Ig-1 locus and 11 chromosome markers has been sought and not found.


HISTOCHEMICAL STUDIES OF LYSOSOMES AND LYSOSOMAL ENZYMES IN VIRUS-INFECTED CELL CULTURES. The appearance of lysosomes and the distribution of lysosomal enzymes have been studied in a number of cell cultures exposed to viruses. Lysosomes were shown by fluorescence microscopy after vital staining with aminoacridines and light microscopy after vital staining with neutral red. The lysosomal enzymes studied histochemically in unfixed and fixed cells were acid phosphatase and 5-bromo-4-chloro-indoxyl acetate esterase. Activation of lysosomal enzymes was found to take place in three stages. The first is characterized by permeability of lysosomal membranes without release of enzymes. This is demonstrable by staining of lysosomal enzymes in unfixed cells and by increased uptake of aminoacridine fluorochromes and neutral red into lysosomes. In cell sheets initially stained with neutral red this gives rise to red plaques. This stage can be fully reversible; cells infected with, and yielding, the red-plaque strain of NDV, recover fully afterwards. In the second stage lysosomal enzymes are released into the cytoplasm, the cells round up and there is decreased uptake of aminoacridines and neutral red into lysosomes. In cell monolayers this results in the formation of white plaques. In the third stage, not usually seen in cell cultures, lysosomal enzymes are released from or inactivated in the cells and are not seen in either fixed or unfixed preparations. The possible roles of lysosomal enzymes in production of cytopathic effects, polykaryocytosis and malignant cell transformation are discussed.


DEMONSTRATION OF TUMOR-SPECIFIC ANTIGENS IN HUMAN COLONIC CARCINOMATA BY IMMUNOLOGICAL TOLERANCE AND ABSORPTION TECHNIQUES. Two methods were used to demonstrate the presence of tumor-specific antigens in adenocarcinomata of the human colon: (a) rabbits were immunized with extracts of pooled colonic carcinomata, and the antitumor antisera thus produced were absorbed with a pooled extract of normal human colon and with human blood components; (b) newborn rabbits were made immunologically tolerant to normal colonic tissue at birth, and were then immunized with pooled tumor material in adult life. Normal and tumor tissues were obtained from the same human donors in order to avoid misinterpretation of results due to individual-specific antigenic differences. The antisera prepared by both methods were tested against normal and tumor antigens by the techniques of agar gel diffusion, immunoelectrophoresis, hemagglutination, PCA, and immunofluorescence. Distinct antibody activity directed against at least two qualitatively tumor-specific antigens, or antigenic determinants, was detected in the antisera prepared by both methods and at least two additional tumor antigens were detected exclusively in antisera prepared by the tolerance technique. Whether these additional antigens were qualitatively different from normal tissue antigens, or merely present in tumor tissue in higher concentrations than in normal tissue has not as yet been determined. Furthermore, it was shown that the tumor-specific antibodies were not directed against bacterial contaminants or against the unusually high concentrations of fibrin found in many neoplastic tissues. It was concluded from these results that the pooled tumor extracts contained tumor-specific antigens not present in normal colonic tissue. Identical tumor-specific antigens were also demonstrated in a number of individual colonic carcinomata obtained from different human donors.


LYSOSOMAL ENZYMES IN CELLS INFECTED WITH CYTOPATHIC AND NON-CYTOPATHIC VIRUSES. In chick embryo cells infected with fowl plague virus, an avian strain of influenza A which produces cytopathic effects, lysosomal enzymes were released from the particulate to the supernatant fraction of homogenates within 6 hours of infection. This change occurred in the presence of high concentrations of parafluorophenylalanine, suggesting that the changes were due to redistribution of preformed enzymes rather than to de novo protein synthesis. No such changes were observed when the Melbourne strain of influenza A virus multiplied in the same cell system without cytopathic effects. The possible role of lysosomal enzymes in virus uncoating and in the genesis of cytopathic effects is discussed.


CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ALLERGIC PATIENT. SYSTEMIC AND CONSTITUTIONAL MANIFESTATIONS OF ALLERGY.


POLLENS, MOLDS, AND DUSTS. INHALANT ALLERGENS OF KANSAS.


FOOD ALLERGY AND THE NON-ALLERGIST.

FOOD ALLERGY AND THE NON-ALLERGIST.


ALLERGY OF E.N.T. AN IMPORTANT FACET OF OTOLARYNGOLOGY.


THE ALLERGIC WORK-UP. ESTABLISHING THE NATURE AND CAUSES OF ALLERGIC DISEASES.


THE ASTHMATIC PATIENT. ESSENTIALS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF ASTHMA.


THE ALLERGIC DERMATOSES. MANAGEMENT OF ALLERGY OF THE SKIN.


GASTROINTESTINAL ALLERGY--THE MOST COMMONLY OVERLOOKED ALLERGIC PROBLEM.


HYPOSENSITIZATION AND AVOIDANCE. THE TREATMENT OF INHALANT ALLERGY.


PEDIATRIC ALLERGY. SOME ALLERGIC PROBLEMS OF INFANCY.


DRUGS AND ALLERGY. ALTHOUGH A USEFUL DRUG IS A GREAT FRIEND TO MAN, IT ALSO MAY BE HIS DEADLIEST ENEMY.


LYMPHANGIOSARCOMA ARISING IN A CHRONICALLY EDEMATOUS ARM FOLLOWING RADICAL MASTECTOMY.


THE EFFECT OF CHLORINE GAS ON THE LUNGS OF RATS WITHOUT SPONTANEOUS PULMONARY DISEASE.


IMMUNOFLUORESCENT EVIDENCE OF RESPIRATORY SYNCYTIAL VIRUS INFECTION IN CASES OF GIANT CELL BRONCHIOLITIS IN CHILDREN.


PRESSURE TESTS ON SUBMARINERS, DIVERS AND HOSPITAL PERSONNEL.


HERPES SIMPLEX INFECTIONS OF THE CORNEA AND THEIR MANAGEMENT.


ACCIDENTAL ACUTE WHOLE-BODY GAMMA IRRADIATION OF SEVEN CLINICALLY WELL PERSONS.


STRESS, TOBACCO, AND CORONARY DISEASE IN NORTH AMERICAN PROFESSIONAL GROUPS; SURVEY OF 12,000 MEN IN 14 OCCUPATIONAL GROUPS.


VIRAL HEPATITIS DURING PREGNANCY.

VIRAL HEPATITIS DURING PREGNANCY.


THE IRRIGATION SMEAR; FALSE-NEGATIVE RATES IN A POPULATION WITH CERVICAL NEOPLASIA.


DYSKERATOSIS CONGENITA AND FAMILIAL PANCYTOPENIA.


TREATMENT OF INTRACRANIAL ANEURYSMS DURING PREGNANCY.


MANAGEMENT OF UNDERWATER ACCIDENTS.

MANAGEMENT OF UNDERWATER ACCIDENTS.


SCUBA-DIVING DEATHS IN MICHIGAN.

SCUBA-DIVING DEATHS IN MICHIGAN.


SURFERS' "KNOTS".

SURFERS' "KNOTS".


ALTERNATE-DAY STEROID THERAPY FOR NEPHROTIC CHILDREN.


NEUROPATHY OF DIABETES MELLITUS.

NEUROPATHY OF DIABETES MELLITUS.


GOITER AND OTHER THYROID DISEASES IN TECUMSEH, MICHIGAN; STUDIES IN A TOTAL COMMUNITY.


SUPERCOOLED SURGERY.

SUPERCOOLED SURGERY.


DIAGNOSTIC LAPAROTOMY IN FEVER OF OBSCURE ORIGIN.


JEAN ASTRUC (1664-1766)--SCHOLAR AND BIBLICAL CRITIC.


CHYLOTHORAX AND PORTAL CIRRHOSIS.

CHYLOTHORAX AND PORTAL CIRRHOSIS.


FACIAL DERMATITIS OF UNKNOWN CAUSE.

FACIAL DERMATITIS OF UNKNOWN CAUSE.


LOEFFLER'S SYNDROME. REPORT OF TWO CASES.


TUMOR EMBOLISM TO CORONARY ARTERY AFTER PNEUMONECTOMY.


PACEMAKER-INDUCED VENTRICULAR TACHYCARDIA.


SENSE IN HUMAN PHARMACOLOGY.

SENSE IN HUMAN PHARMACOLOGY.


SAFETY OF CHLOROQUINE IN PREGNANCY.

SAFETY OF CHLOROQUINE IN PREGNANCY.


SUICIDE BY ANAPHYLAXIS ATTEMPTED WITH PENICILLIN.


AN EPIDEMIC OF SALMONELLA TYPHIMURIUM INFECTION IN CALVES.


PSYCHIATRIC NURSE TRAINING IN BRITISH COLUMBIA.


ANTEROPOSITION OF THE INFERIOR OBLIQUE MUSCLE IN V-ESOTROPIA.


QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION OF THE GROUP SPECIFIC PROTEIN IN NORMAL HUMAN SERUM.


EFFECTS OF CHANGES IN PARATHYROID STATUS AND CALCIUM EQUILIBRIUM ON BONE MATRIX METABOLISM.


ANALGESIC AND PSYCHOTOMIMETIC PROPERTIES OF DEXOXADROL.


THE EFFECT OF CHANGES IN THE COAGULATION SYSTEM ON THE PERSISTENCE OF CANCER CELLS IN THE CIRCULATION AND ON THE PRODUCTION OF PULMONARY METASTASES.


CHEMOTHERAPY OF CHORIOCARCINOMA AND OTHER GYNECOLOGIC MALIGNANCIES.


PHARMACY--A CHOICE PROFESSION.

PHARMACY--A CHOICE PROFESSION.


OBSERVABLE CHANGES OF HYPOTHESES UNDER POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT. In mathematical models of concept learning it has consistently been assumed that positive reinforcement cannot lead to a change of the hypothesis determining the overt response. When hypotheses are experimentally identified and recorded along with positive and negative reinforcements of stimulus-response pairs, it can be shown that hypotheses may change after a positive reinforcement. Positive reinforcement has an information content for subjects that has not yet been adequately recognized in concept formation studies.


RADIOACTIVITY TRANSPORT IN WATER - ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIOR OF NITROSYLRUTHENIUM. TECHN REP 3, ORO-T20.


PHOTOMETRIC DETERMINATION OF AMINES AND QUATERNARY AMMONIUM COMPOUNDS WITH BROMOTHYMOL BLUE. 4. EXTRACTION CONSTANTS AND CALCULATION OF EXTRACTION CONDITIONS.


SEPHADEX CATION EXCHANGERS AS CARRIERS OF DRUG COMPONENTS FOR IMPROVEMENT OF THEIR PALATABILITY, A PRELIMINARY STUDY.


4-AMINOBUTYNYL BARBITURIC ACIDS. IV. INFRARED SPECTRA.


THE BILIARY EXCRETION OF COMPONENTS OF INTRAVENOUS FAT EMULSIONS BY THE RAT.


HEMATOLOGIC STUDIES IN PATIENTS RECEIVING MULTIPLE INFUSIONS OF LIPOMUL I. V.


TOXICITY TESTING OF FAT EMULSIONS. I. TOLERANCE STUDY OF LONG-TERM INTRAVENOUS ADMINISTRATION OF INTRALIPID IN RATS.


STUDIES WITH FAT EMULSIONS: METABOLISM OF INTRAVENOUSLY ADMINISTERED C14-TRIPALMITIN.


I REMEMBER OSLER, PSYCHOTHERAPIST.

I REMEMBER OSLER, PSYCHOTHERAPIST.


THE EFFECT OF LOSS OF OCCLUSION UPON THE MANDIBULAR JOINT.


CHANGE IN REACTION-TIME AS A FUNCTION OF KNOWLEDGE OF RESULTS.


TASTE-SENSITIVITY AFTER EATING: A SIGNAL-DETECTION APPROACH.


AN EXPERIMENTAL COMPARISON OF THE METHOD OF LIMITS AND THE DOUBLE STAIRCASE-METHOD.


TRANSPOSITION AFTER 'SINGLE-STIMULUS' TRAINING.


NONRELATIONAL JUDGEMENT OF SIZE AND DISTANCE.


FLOATING CONSTANT-CURRENT AND CONSTANT-VOLTAGE SQUAREWAVE PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGIC STIMULATORS.


AN EPIDEMIOLOGIC SURVEY OF CORNEAL BLINDNESS AMONG RESIDENTS OF BARRIO CANUBING, ORIENTAL MINDORO.


A DEVICE FOR RECORDING A RAT'S POSITION IN A STRAIGHT ALLEY.


IMPLANTATION ANTAGONISM BETWEEN E. COLI AND NON-PATHOGENIC OR FACULTATIVELY PATHOGENIC ENTERIC BACTERIA.


A VARIABLE-FREQUENCY DRIVE FOR SYNCHRONOUS MOTORS.


AN INEXPENSIVE MULTI-CHANNEL RECORDER.

AN INEXPENSIVE MULTI-CHANNEL RECORDER.


A METAL GLOVE FOR PROTECTION AGAINST ANIMAL BITES.


PARTIAL REINFORCEMENT AND THE FISH.

PARTIAL REINFORCEMENT AND THE FISH.


ACCOMMODATION AS A CUE TO DISTANCE.

ACCOMMODATION AS A CUE TO DISTANCE.


APPARENT DISCRETE MOVEMENT.

APPARENT DISCRETE MOVEMENT.


INVARIANCE OF SIZE-DISTANCE ESTIMATES.

INVARIANCE OF SIZE-DISTANCE ESTIMATES.


RECOVERY OF SIGHT IN THE BLIND.

RECOVERY OF SIGHT IN THE BLIND.


POST-RETINAL VISUAL STORAGE.

POST-RETINAL VISUAL STORAGE.


HAROLD SCHLOSBERG: 1904-1964.

HAROLD SCHLOSBERG: 1904-1964.


SOME NEW STEREOSCOPIC PHENOMENA AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR THE THEORY OF STEREOPSIS.


INTEROCULAR TRANSFER OF PATTERN-DISCRIMINATION IN THE GOLDFISH.


CLUSTERING AS A FUNCTION OF ASSOCIATIVE COMMONALITY.


A COMPARISON OF KEY-PECKING WITH AN INGESTIVE TECHNIQUE FOR THE STUDY OF DISCRIMINATIVE LEARNING IN PIGEONS.


INTERMANUAL EFFECTS OF ANCHORS ON ZONES OF MAXIMAL SENSITIVITY IN WEIGHT-DISCRIMINATION.


BINAURAL SUMMATION OF THERMAL NOISES OF EQUAL AND UNEQUAL POWER IN EACH EAR.


EFFECT OF FLICKER-PERIODICITY UPON PERFORMANCE AND AROUSAL DURING A ROTARY-PURSUIT TASK.


PROBABILITY-DISCRIMINATION IN THE FISH.

PROBABILITY-DISCRIMINATION IN THE FISH.


THE INFLUENCE OF LIGHTNESS UPON THE JUDGEMENT OF SIZE.


THE EFFECT OF DEMAND CHARACTERISTICS ON THE FIGURAL AFTER-EFFECT WITH REAL AND IMAGED INDUCING FIGURES.


GRANULOMA PYOGENICUM.

GRANULOMA PYOGENICUM.


SOLITARY CYST OF THE FALCIFORM LIGAMENT OF THE LIVER; REPORT OF A CASE AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.


NEAR FATAL PROCRASTINATION IN MAJOR HEPATIC RESECTION.


PNEUMATIC DRILL FOR TISSUE BIOPSY.

PNEUMATIC DRILL FOR TISSUE BIOPSY.


DEVICE TO FACILITATE INTESTINAL ANASTOMOSES.


A NEW SURGICAL PROCEDURE FOR THE TREATMENT OF APERISTALTIC MEGALOURETER.


STAINLESS STEEL ROD FOR LOOP COLOSTOMY.

STAINLESS STEEL ROD FOR LOOP COLOSTOMY.


TROPICAL MEDICINE: OBLIGATIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES.


IMMUNOFLUORESCENT STUDIES OF PLASMODIUM BERGHEI: A "NATURAL" ANTIBODY IN WHITE MICE.


ALTERATIONS IN SERUM PROTEINS AND 19S ANTIBODY PRODUCTION DURING THE COURSE OF INDUCED MALARIAL INFECTIONS IN MAN.


A STUDY OF THE OCCURRENCE OF MULTI-NUCLEATE TROPHOZOITES OF THREE STRAINS OF ENTAMOEBA HISTOLYTICA IN THE SHAFFER-FRYE AND CLG MEDIA.


A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SCHISTOSOMA MANSONI INFECTIONS IN MICE, GERBILS, MULTIMAMMATE RATS AND HAMSTERS. I. THE RELATION OF PORTAL HYPERTENSION TO SIZE OF HEPATIC GRANULOMAS.


COMPARATIVE MIGRATION OF MICROFILARIAE AND DEVELOPMENT OF BRUGIA PAHANGI IN VARIOUS MOSQUITOES.


EXSHEATHMENT OF THE MICROFILARIAE OF BRUGIA PAHANGI IN SUSCEPTIBLE AND REFRACTORY MOSQUITOES.


REPEATED INFECTION AND TREATMENT OF MICE WITH SCHISTOSOMA MANSONI: FUNCTIONAL, ANATOMIC AND IMMUNOLOGIC OBSERVATIONS.


STUDIES ON A DIHYDROTRIAZINE AND A SULFONE, ALONE AND IN COMBINATION, AGAINST PLASMODIUM BERGHEI IN MICE.


A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SCHISTOSOMA MANSONI INFECTIONS IN MICE, GERBILS, MULTIMAMMATE RATS AND HAMSTERS. II. QUALITATIVE PATHOLOGICAL DIFFERENCES.


IMMUNOLOGIC STUDIES IN ONCHOCERCIASIS AND BANCROFTIAN FILARIASIS. I. INTRACUTANEOUS TESTS WITH ANTIGENS EXTRACTED FROM ONCHOCERCA AND DIROFILARIA.


INTESTINAL HELMINTHS IN EASTERN KENTUCKY: A SURVEY IN THREE RURAL COUNTIES.


PARASITOLOGIC SURVEYS IN CALI, DEPARTAMENTO DEL VALLE, COLOMBIA. XI. INTESTINAL PARASITES IN WARD SILO'E, CALI, DURING A FOUR-YEAR PERIOD 1956--1960.


SPECIFIC FLUORESCEIN-LABELED ANTIGLOBULINS FOR THE YEAST FORM OF PARACOCCIDIOIDES BRASILIENSIS.


AN OUTBREAK OF RABIES IN MAN IN BRITISH GUIANA.


ST. LOUIS ENCEPHALITIS VIRUS IN JAMAICAN BIRDS.


ECTOPARASITES OF RATS FROM DETROIT, MICHIGAN.


ARTHROPOD-BORNE ENCEPHALITIS VIRUSES IN NORTHEASTERN SOUTH AMERICA. II. A SEROLOGICAL SURVEY OF NORTHEASTERN VENEZUELA.


INFECTIVITY AND HYALURONIDASE ACTIVITY OF DEBRIS FROM HEALTHY AND DISEASED GINGIVA.


MEMBRANE POTENTIAL IN HUMAN TEETH; THE EFFECT OF SOME COMMON ORGANIC ANIONS.


CONDYLECTOMY IN THE RAT.

CONDYLECTOMY IN THE RAT.


ANTIBODY TO LEPTOTRICHIA BUCCALIS IN HUMAN SERA.


THE INORGANIC CONSTITUENTS OF HUMAN TEETH AND BONE EXAMINED BY X-RAY EMISSION SPECTROGRAPHY.


ALVEOLAR GAS PRESSURES DURING SCUBA DIVING.


LACTIC DEHYDROGENASE ISOENZYMES: CLINICAL APPLICATIONS.


THE EFFECT OF PRACTICE ON PERFORMANCE IN A READING ATTAINMENT TEST.


COLOUR AS AN AID TO VISUAL PERCEPTION IN EARLY READING.


THE EFFECTS OF ABSENCE ON PRIMARY SCHOOL PERFORMANCE.


THE EVALUATION OF CERTAIN SCIENCE PRACTICAL TESTS AT THE SECONDARY SCHOOL LEVEL.


TEACHING METHOD AND RIGIDITY IN PROBLEM SOLVING.


LEVELS OF PERCEPTUAL ORGANIZATION AND OF PERFORMANCE AFTER TIME FOR REFLECTION.


UNSETTLEDNESS, MALADJUSTMENT AND READING FAILURE: A VILLAGE STUDY.


DEVELOPMENTAL FEATURES OF BEHAVIOUR AND PERCEPTION. I. VISUAL AND TACTILE-KINAESTHETIC SHAPE PERCEPTION.


SEX DIFFERENCES IN ATTITUDES AND ATTAINMENT IN JUNIOR SCHOOLS.


A COMPARISON OF THE CONCEPTS OF CATTELL AND EYSENCK.


ENVIRONMENTAL HANDICAPS AND INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT. I.


CHANGES IN SCHIZOPHRENIC PSYCHOPATHOLOGY AND WARD BEHAVIOUR AS A FUNCTION OF PHENOTHIAZINE TREATMENT.


DRUG TREATMENT OF ANXIETY: A CONTROLLED STUDY OF OPIPRAMOL AND CHLORDIAZEPOXIDE.


THE INFLUENCE OF CASE SELECTION AND DOSAGE IN AN ANTIDEPRESSANT DRUG TRIAL.


A SINGLE-PATIENT, SELF-CONTROLLED AND SELF-RECORDED TRIAL OF WY 3498.


THE PREVALENCE OF MENSTRUAL DISORDERS IN PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS.


THE EFFECT OF SODIUM AMYTAL ON AUTONOMIC AND MUSCLE ACTIVITY IN PATIENTS WITH DEPRESSIVE ILLNESS.


URINARY METABOLITES OF SOME MONOAMINES AND CLINICAL EFFECTS UNDER RESERPINE AND CHLORPROMAZINE.


A MOSAIC MONGOL WITH NORMAL LEUCOCYTE CHROMOSOMES.


A PRELIMINARY PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE SKILLS OF MOTOR RACING DRIVERS.


CALCIUM THERAPY IN DRUG-INDUCED PARKINSONISM.


THE SYNTHESIS OF PROTEINS UPON RIBOSOMES.


THE ROLE OF PROTEINS IN BIOLOGICAL OXIDO-REDUCTION.


THE TRANSFER OF ENERGY IN OXIDATIVE PHOSPHORYLATION.


A CONTRIBUTION TO THE UNDERSTANDING OF THE PRIMARY QUANTUM CONVERSION IN PHOTOSYNTHESIS.


ENERGY TRANSFER IN A MACROMOLECULE: THE CASE OF HEMOGLOBIN.


THE USE OF PARENTERAL SOLUTIONS IN BLOOD BANKING.


THE ACTIVE CENTER IN ENZYME ACTION.

THE ACTIVE CENTER IN ENZYME ACTION.


THE BIOTIN ENZYMES.

THE BIOTIN ENZYMES.


THE HEART OF NURSING: INTERPERSONAL RELATIONS.


QUEBEC NURSES SEARCH FOR ECONOMIC SECURITY.


UNDERSTANDING PSYCHOMETRIC TESTS. I.

UNDERSTANDING PSYCHOMETRIC TESTS. I.


THE FIRST LINE SUPERVISOR AND HUMAN RELATIONS.


COUNSELING IN NURSING.

COUNSELING IN NURSING.


LUNG CANCER AND SMOKING.

LUNG CANCER AND SMOKING.


PHYSICAL FITNESS OF NURSES.

PHYSICAL FITNESS OF NURSES.


A HOSPITAL SUMMER COURSE.

A HOSPITAL SUMMER COURSE.


EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED CHILDREN.

EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED CHILDREN.


DILEMMA OF THE NURSING ASSISTANT.

DILEMMA OF THE NURSING ASSISTANT.


NOSOLOGICAL TRAFFICKING: UTILE OR FUTILE.


A MAJOR ADJUSTMENT. NURSING CARE OF A PATIENT WITH A COLOSTOMY.


EQUATIONS FOR MEASURING BLOOD FLOW BY EXTERNAL MONITORING OF RADIOISOTOPES.


STEROIDS PRODUCED IN VITRO BY ADRENAL GLANDS OF NORMAL AND ARTERIOSCLEROTIC RATS DURING AND AFTER DRUG-INDUCED MYOCARDIAL NECROSIS.


METABOLISM OF PERFUSED C14-LABELED NUCLEOSIDES AND BASES BY THE ISOLATED HEART.


PERMEABILITY OF THE ALVEOLAR MEMBRANE TO SOLUTES.


RELATIVE ROLES OF THE SYMPATHETIC AND PARASYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEMS IN THE REFLEX CONTROL OF HEART RATE.


AN INTRINSIC ADRENERGIC VASODILATOR MECHANISM IN THE CORONARY VASCULAR BED OF THE DOG.


ENDOCARDIAL FIBROELASTOSIS OF LARGE MAMMALS.


DISCRETE SUBAORTIC STENOSIS COMPLICATED BY AORTIC VALVULAR REGURGITATION. CLINICAL, HEMODYNAMIC, AND PATHOLOGIC STUDIES AND THE RESULTS OF OPERATIVE TREATMENT.


SPECIMEN OF SIRENOMELUS. REPORT OF A CASE.


FACTS FROM THE RECORDS OF A FAMILY PLANNING CENTRE.


THE MEDICAL STUDENT AND HIS FUTURE.

THE MEDICAL STUDENT AND HIS FUTURE.


THE CONCEPT OF AUTO-IMMUNITY.

THE CONCEPT OF AUTO-IMMUNITY.


EFFECT OF PURINES ON THE SUCCINIC DEHYDROGENASE ACTIVITY IN RAT.


SURGERY IN THE DISTRICT--A REVIEW OF 4 YEARS EXPERIENCE.


A COMPARATIVE EVALUATION OF CONSTIPATIVE ACTIVITY OF NARCOTIC ANALGESICS.


PARKINSONISM--AN UNUSUAL COMPLICATION OF ALPHA METHYL DOPA THERAPY.


CONTINUING EDUCATION OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS SHOULD BE AN INTEGRAL PART OF POST-GRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION SCHEME.


APPROACH TO INFERTILITY IN GENERAL PRACTICE.


CARDIAC GLYCOSIDES; MODE OF ACTION.

CARDIAC GLYCOSIDES; MODE OF ACTION.


THE ATTITUDE OF THE ANCIENT JEWISH SOURCES TO MENTAL PATIENTS.


PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS.

PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS.


A STUDY OF MYOCARDIAL INFARCTS AMONG MENTAL PATIENTS HOSPITALIZED IN TALBIEH HOSPITAL.


A NEW PSYCHIATRIC EPIDEMIOLOGY.

A NEW PSYCHIATRIC EPIDEMIOLOGY.


ON COMPARATIVE MENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH OF THE JEWISH PEOPLE.


PERSPECTIVES OF TRANSCULTURAL PSYCHIATRY.


COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRY IN ISRAEL.

COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRY IN ISRAEL.


A PSYCHIATRIC STUDY OF SURVIVORS OF THE NAZI HOLOCAUST. A STUDY IN HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS.


CLINIC AND INSTITUTIONAL THERAPY.

CLINIC AND INSTITUTIONAL THERAPY.


THEORY AND PRACTICE IN THE PSYCHIATRIC EVALUATION OF RESTITUTION CASES.


PSYCHOLOGICAL AND ORGANIC ASPECTS OF ENURESIS NOCTURNA.


THE EFFECT OF INCREASING AGE ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF PERIPHERAL BLOOD FLOW IN MAN.


FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPY DEMONSTRATION OF CEREBROVASCULAR AND PANCREATIC INSULAR AMYLOID IN PRESENILE AND SENILE STATES.


THE SERUM PROTEIN-BOUND IODINE LEVEL IN ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.


FIVE-YEAR PSYCHIATRIC ASSESSMENT OF THE PATIENTS IN AN OUT-PATIENT GERIATRIC GUIDANCE CLINIC.


THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM IN AGED PUERTO RICANS: A STUDY ON PERSONS 80 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER.


SYSTEMIC EFFECTS OF ANDROGENIC AND ESTROGENIC HORMONES IN ADVANCED BREAST CANCER.


RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE S1-S2-S3 ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC SYNDROME AND HEART DISEASE IN OLDER MEN.


PROBLEMS OF PSYCHOLOGIC TESTING WITH AGED PATIENTS IN A GERIATRIC MENTAL HYGIENE CLINIC.


ESTABLISHMENT OF WORK TOLERANCE LIMITS FOR PARTICIPATION IN A SHELTERED WORKSHOP PROGRAM IN A HOME FOR THE AGED.


A LONG-TERM STUDY OF 12 HOSPITALIZED PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS TREATED WITH PERPHENAZINE.


CERVICAL SPONDYLOSIS: CASE REPORT.

CERVICAL SPONDYLOSIS: CASE REPORT.


GASTROSTOMY: AN ANCILLARY SURGICAL PROCEDURE.


LOCAL INJECTION OF A PREPARATION CONTAINING TWO BETAMETHASONE ESTERS IN THE TREATMENT OF NONINFECTIOUS MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS.


X-RAY AND ITS APPLICATION ACCORDING TO HOMEOPATHY AND THE LAW OF ARNDT-SCHULZ.


INDICATIONS FOR THE USE OF SPLIT- AND FULL-THICKNESS SKIN GRAFTS.


REPERTORY OF THE HOMEOPATHIC MATERIA MEDICA.


THE NATURAL HISTORY OF TUBERCULOSIS IN THE HUMAN BODY. VII. PROGNOSIS AMONG CHILDREN OF SIX TO SEVENTEEN YEARS OLD WITH PREVIOUS CLINICAL DISEASE ON FIRST EXAMINATION.


WINTER SPORTS INJURIES.

WINTER SPORTS INJURIES.


MANAGEMENT OF SPONTANEOUS SPLENIC RUPTURE IN AHG DEFICIENT HEMOPHILIA.


EDITORIAL.

EDITORIAL.


SUICIDE--TO BE OR NOT TO BE.

SUICIDE--TO BE OR NOT TO BE.


SOME MEETINGS OF INDIVIDUALS.

SOME MEETINGS OF INDIVIDUALS.


ETHCHLORVYNOL INTOXICATION AND SEVERE ABSTINENCE REACTION.


IMMUNITY TO TUBERCULOSIS AS REVEALED FROM STUDIES OF TUBERCULOSIS IN NURSES.


TRACHEOSTOMY; A REAPPRAISAL.

TRACHEOSTOMY; A REAPPRAISAL.


INFECTIOUS HEREDITY AND MAN'S FUTURE.

INFECTIOUS HEREDITY AND MAN'S FUTURE.


HENRY W. WOLTMAN, M. D., A MEMORIAL.

HENRY W. WOLTMAN, M. D., A MEMORIAL.


THE EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL NOISE ON PSEUDO VOICE AFTER LARYNGECTOMY.


A STUDY OF SELENIUM.

A STUDY OF SELENIUM.


THE INCIDENCE OF LARYNGEAL CANCER IN SINGAPORE.


THE MEANING OF HOMEOPATHY.

THE MEANING OF HOMEOPATHY.


OBSERVATIONS ON "SO-CALLED" LATENT LABYRINTHITIS AND THE FISTULA SYMPTOM.


SURGICAL TREATMENT OF LEUKOPLAKIA OF THE PALATE.


EXTENDED LARYNGOPHARYNGECTOMY FOR CARCINOMA OF THE LARYNGOPHARYNX AND THE CERVICAL OESOPHAGUS (USE OF A FREE GRAFT OF LARGE INTESTINE).


EXPERIENCE IN THE USE OF THE NON-DELAYED CHEST FLAP IN THE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE PHARYNX AND CERVICAL OESOPHAGUS FOLLOWING RADICAL SURGERY.


A STATISTICAL STUDY ON THE NASAL SEPTUM IN 5,096 CASES IN IRAQ.


OAT-CELL CARCINOMA AND PARANASAL SINUSES.


MALIGNANT MELANOMA OF THE NASAL SEPTUM (A CASE REPORT WITH BRIEF REVIEW OF LITERATURE).


LINGUAL ABSCESS.

LINGUAL ABSCESS.


VOCAL CORD ELECTROMYOGRAPHY IN THE DOG.

VOCAL CORD ELECTROMYOGRAPHY IN THE DOG.


TRANQUILIZING DRUGS USED HOMEOPATHICALLY AND HOMEOPATHIC TRANQUILIZERS.


THE EFFERENT INNERVATION OF THE INNER EAR. A HISTORICAL-BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SURVEY.


REPOSITIONING OF THE INCUS.

REPOSITIONING OF THE INCUS.


ELECTRONYSTAGMOGRAPHY.

ELECTRONYSTAGMOGRAPHY.


WEGENER'S GRANULOMATOSIS.

WEGENER'S GRANULOMATOSIS.


LYMPHOID NODULE OBSTRUCTING WHARTON'S DUCT.


RANGE OF DIFFICULTY OF FOUR HARVARD PHONETICALLY BALANCED WORD LISTS.


THE MANAGEMENT OF OTOGENIC BRAIN ABSCESS.


BILATERAL IDIOPATHIC HEMOTYMPANUM TREATED BY SURGERY.


THE VALUE OF THE HOT CALORIC TEST.

THE VALUE OF THE HOT CALORIC TEST.


BILATERAL ABDUCTOR PARALYSIS OF THE VOCAL CORDS SECONDARY TO THE ARNOLD-CHIARI MALFORMATION AND ITS MANAGEMENT.


ARCHITECTURE OF THE NASAL SEPTUM; HOW DEVIATIONS ARE FORMED.


A METHOD TO SIMPLIFY PLACEMENT OF THE WIRE PROSTHESIS.


MONOSTOTIC FIBROUS DYSPLASIA OF THE PARANASAL SINUSES.


COLLAPSIBLE THREE-DIMENSIONAL DIAGRAM AND MODEL.


PRODUCTION AND STANDARDIZATION OF ANTISERA TO THE ECHO AND COXSACKIE GROUP B VIRUSES.


THE WORLD, THE FLESH AND THE METAL. THE PREROGATIVES OF SYSTEMS.


AN EFFECT OF ETHAMBUTOL, 2,2'(ETHYLENEDIIMINO)-DI-1-BUTANOL-, ON THE STRUCTURE AND ACTIVITY OF ALCOHOL DEHYDROGENASE.


CHOLINESTERASE-CONTAINING PATHWAYS OF THE HINDBRAIN: AFFERENT CEREBELLAR AND CENTRIFUGAL COCHLEAR FIBRES.


DISK ELECTROPHORESIS OF HUMAN SERUM LIPOPROTEINS.


INHIBITION INVESTIGATIONS WITH THE HI AGGLUTINOGEN OF CHICKEN ERYTHROCYTES.


A VITAMIN D3-DEPENDENT FACTOR INFLUENCING CALCIUM BINDING BY HOMOGENATES OF CHICK INTESTINAL MUCOSA.


CLEARANCE OF PARTICULATE MATTER FROM THE TRACHEOBRONCHIAL TREE IN PATIENTS WITH TUBERCULOSIS.


REACTION OF THE RHODOPSIN CHROMOPHORE WITH SODIUM BOROHYDRIDE.


PROTECTIVE ACTION OF HEPARIN IN EXPERIMENTAL IMMUNE NEPHRITIS.


RELATIONSHIP OF APPEARANCE OF ADENOSINE DIPHOSPHATE, FIBRIN FORMATION AND PLATELET AGGREGATION IN THE HAEMOSTATIC PLUG IN VIVO.


PROTECTION OFFERED TO POLIOVIRUS-INFECTED TISSUE-CULTURE CELLS BY METHOXY- AND HYDROXY-METHYL COMPOUNDS RELATED TO 2-BENZYLBENZIMIDAZOLE.


AMINO-ACID COMPOSITION OF HUMAN DERMAL COLLAGEN.


CHELATION OF FERROUS SULPHATE SOLUTIONS BY DESFERRIOXAMINE B.


SMALL-ANGLE X-RAY DIFFRACTION ON CROSS-STRIATED MUSCLE.


MEASUREMENT OF CHENODEOXYCHOLIC ACID AND DEOXYCHOLIC ACID OR THEIR DERIVATIVES IN A MIXTURE.


AMINO-ACIDS ON HANDS.

AMINO-ACIDS ON HANDS.


INFLUENCE OF D20 ON RESISTANCE OF PLANT AND ANIMAL CELLS, CELLULAR MODELS AND ACTOMYOSIN TO SOME DENATURING AGENTS.


EFFECT OF VITAMIN E DEFICIENCY ON UBIQUINONE LEVELS IN RAT AND RABBIT LIVER.


POTENTIAL SIGNIFICANCE OF FREE TAURINE IN THE DIET.


INTERACTIONS BETWEEN ACTIVE SODIUM TRANSPORT AND ACTIVE AMINO-ACID TRANSPORT IN ISOLATED RABBIT ILEUM.


ANTIGENIC UNIQUENESS OF BENCE JONES PROTEINS.


LABELLED TYROSINASE FROM LABELLED SUBSTRATE.


INHIBITORY SYNAPSES AND INFLAMMATION.

INHIBITORY SYNAPSES AND INFLAMMATION.


DEVELOPMENT OF ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE ACTIVITY AT MUSCLE-TENDON JUNCTIONS.


ANTAGONISM BETWEEN NA+ AND CA2+ AT THE NEUROMUSCULAR JUNCTION.


INTRACELLULAR POSTSYNAPTIC POTENTIALS IN THE SOMATOSENSORY CORTEX OF THE CAT.


SPECIFICITY OF GUINEA-PIG ANTIBODIES AND DELAYED HYPERSENSITIVITY.


ERYTHROCYTIC ENZYMES OF VARIOUS ANIMAL SPECIES.


SIMULTANEOUS INFECTION OF A BOVINE FOETUS BY TWO FUNGI.


ROLE OF THE FIBROUS CAPSULE IN CARCINOGENESIS BY PLASTIC FILM.


A CYTOLYTIC PARASITE IN THE CELLS OF TRANSPLANTABLE, MALIGNANT TUMOURS.


EFFECT OF AGE AND HORMONAL STATE ON THE NUMBERS OF DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID SYNTHESIZING NUCLEI IN RAT ADRENAL CORTEX.


MUTUAL PRECIPITATION OF TWO VIRUSES.

MUTUAL PRECIPITATION OF TWO VIRUSES.


HISTOCHEMICAL DEMONSTRATION OF CONJUGATED AND UNCONJUGATED BILIRUBIN USING A MODIFIED DIAZO-REAGENT.


INHIBITION OF VIRUS GROWTH BY A TOXIC FACTOR FROM ASBESTOS PAD AND CELLULOSE ACETATE MEMBRANE FILTERS.


INTERPHASE DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID CONDENSATION, LATE DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID REPLICATION, AND GENE INACTIVATION.


INDUCTION OF SEX-LINKED RECESSIVE LETHALS AND VISIBLE MUTATIONS BY FEEDING X-IRRADIATED DNA TO DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER.


GIANT CHROMOSOMES IN PROTOZOA.

GIANT CHROMOSOMES IN PROTOZOA.


ETHIONINE INHIBITION OF PROTEIN SYNTHESIS.


LIBERAL USE OF OXYTOCIN INDUCTION AND AUGMENTATION OF LABOR.


CROHN'S DISEASE OF THE STOMACH?

CROHN'S DISEASE OF THE STOMACH?


PERFORATION OF MECKEL'S DIVERTICULUM BY FOREIGN BODIES.


SPONTANEOUS NECROSIS OF THE GALL BLADDER.


INITIAL EVALUATION OF A NEW BISMUTH COMPOUND IN THE THERAPY OF PEPTIC ULCER WITH IN VIVO GASTRIC ANALYSIS.


THE SETTING UP OF A NEW MEDICAL SCHOOL--PROBLEMS AND PROGRESS.


THE ACTION OF INSULIN IN MAN IN THE POSTABSORPTIVE AND POSTPRANDIAL STATES WITH A NOTE ON SOME APPLICATIONS OF ITS ACTION IN DETERMINING MUSCLE FUEL IN MAN.


AGENESIS OF THE CORPUS CALLOSUM.

AGENESIS OF THE CORPUS CALLOSUM.


ANTE-PARTUM THROMBO-EMBOLISM.

ANTE-PARTUM THROMBO-EMBOLISM.


MEGALOBLASTIC ANAEMIA IN HAEMOCHROMATOSIS.


NEPHROTIC SYNDROME DUE TO THROMBOSIS OF THE INFERIOR VENA CAVA AND RENAL VEINS.


HISTIOCYTOSIS X.

HISTIOCYTOSIS X.


ARTERIAL OCCLUSION TREATED WITH STREPTOKINASE. A REPORT OF TWO CASES.


NOTE OF CAUTION ON THE FACTOR ANALYSIS OF THE MMPI.


PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDY OF WHOLE FAMILIES.

PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDY OF WHOLE FAMILIES.


PROBLEMS OF METHOD IN THE STUDY OF SHORT-TERM MEMORY.


EFFECTS OF OVERLEARNING UPON SINGLE HABIT REVERSAL IN RATS.


MEDICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN THE SURGERY OF DEFORMITY IN RHEUMATOID HANDS.


PLACEBO IN RHEUMATIC DISEASES.

PLACEBO IN RHEUMATIC DISEASES.


A CLINICAL STUDY OF PARALYSING SCIATICA.


MINIMAL TRAINING REQUIREMENTS FOR BRONCHO-ESOPHAGOLOGY.


PULMONARY TISSUE REACTION FOLLOWING HYTRAST BRONCHOGRAMS.


BRONCHIAL PERFORATION DURING BRONCHOSCOPY.


THE AGE INCIDENCE OF LODGEMENT OF SINGLE COINS IN THE ESOPHAGUS.


TRACHEAL REACTIONS FOLLOWING THE USE OF CUFFED TRACHEOTOMY TUBES.


44TH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN BRONCHO-ESOPHAGOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION. ADDRESS OF GUEST OF HONOR.


A STUDY OF THE MANAGEMENT OF CAUSTIC ESOPHAGEAL TRAUMA.


FLEXIBLE FORCEPS FOR REMOVAL OF GASTRIC FOREIGN OBJECTS.


FORCEPS FOR REMOVAL OF PHARYNGEAL FOREIGN OBJECTS.


A METHOD FOR PASSING A STRING IN ESOPHAGEAL STENOSIS CASES.


PHARYNGO-ESOPHAGEAL REPLACEMENT IN POST-CRICOID AND ESOPHAGEAL CARCINOMA.


BENIGN TUMORS AND TUMORLIKE CONDITIONS OF THE TRACHEA AND BRONCHI.


NEUROPHYSIOLOGIC OBSERVATIONS ON THE ADAPTIVE MECHANISM OF DEGLUTITION.


E. FLETCHER INGALS, PIONEER ENDOSCOPIST.


THE IDIOPATHIC RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME IN THE NEWBORN: MANAGEMENT BY TRACHEOTOMY AND INTERMITTENT POSITIVE PRESSURE RESPIRATION.


BONE CONDUCTION CHANGES FOLLOWING STAPES SURGERY AS RELATED TO INDICATIONS FOR SURGERY.


EXPERIMENTAL STAPEDECTOMY WITH COLLAGEN SPONGE IMPLANT.


HOW CLOCK-WATCHING MODIFIED THE INTERPRETATION OF CHANGES PRODUCED IN RESPIRATORY EPITHELIUM BY MINIMAL TRAUMA.


REPAIR OF THE NASOLACRIMAL DUCT.

REPAIR OF THE NASOLACRIMAL DUCT.


PEMPHIGUS OF THE LARYNX.

PEMPHIGUS OF THE LARYNX.


OBJECTIVE MEASUREMENT OF MIDDLE EAR FUNCTION: THE EUSTACHIAN TUBE.


LATENT BRAIN ABSCESSES WHICH MANIFEST THEMSELVES AFTER MASTOIDECTOMY IN CHRONIC SUPPURATIVE OTITIS MEDIA.


LARYNGEAL BLASTOMYCOSIS.

LARYNGEAL BLASTOMYCOSIS.


WOUND DRAINAGE IN RADICAL SURGERY OF THE HEAD AND NECK.


DISSECTION OF THE NECK AND MEDIASTINUM IN CONTINUITY FOR CARCINOMA OF THE HEAD AND NECK.


LARYNGEAL STENOSIS: METHOD OF SURGICAL CORRECTION.


TYMPANIC MEMBRANE GRAFTING: EARLY AND LONG-TERM RESULTS.


THE FATE OF ADIPOSE IMPLANTS IN A BONY CAVITY.


THE ROLE OF MUSCULAR INCOORDINATION IN THE PATHOGENESIS OF THE TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT SYNDROME.


SOME PATHOLOGICAL, RADIOLOGICAL AND CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE PRECOCIOUS DEVELOPMENT OF THE HUMAN EAR.


ROENTGEN DIAGNOSIS OF ACOUSTIC NEUROMA WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO THE USE OF PANTOPAQUE.


TRACHEOSTOMY TUBES OF TEFLON.

TRACHEOSTOMY TUBES OF TEFLON.


SPECIAL TESTS IN THE EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF ACOUSTIC NEUROMAS.


A HEAD MIRROR WITH OBSERVATION PIECE.

A HEAD MIRROR WITH OBSERVATION PIECE.


A SURVEY OF OTOLARYNGOLOGY.

A SURVEY OF OTOLARYNGOLOGY.


STAPEDECTOMY RESULTS WITH THE TEFLON-WIRE PROSTHESIS.


WHEN IS RHINOPLASTY INDICATED FOR CORRECTION OF RECENT NASAL FRACTURES?


THE CLINICAL APPLICATIONS OF THE EARLY DEVELOPMENT OF THE HUMAN EAR.


THE LARYNGO-PHARYNGOGRAM AS A DIAGNOSTIC AID.


EXPERIMENTAL PRODUCTION OF PAROTID GLAND ATROPHY BY LIGATION OF STENSEN'S DUCT AND BY IRRADIATION.


REFRACTORY (STAPHYLOCOCCIC ?) ADENOTONSILLITIS. A BACTERIOLOGIC STUDY.


CANCER OF THE EXTERNAL AUDITORY CANAL: TREATMENT WITH RADICAL MASTOIDECTOMY AND IRRADIATION.


FURTHER EXPERIENCES WITH INTRACHORDAL TEFLON INJECTION.


CONGENITAL ABSENCE OF THE ROUND WINDOW: CASE REPORT WITH SURGICAL RECONSTRUCTION BY COCHLEAR FENESTRATION.


NEUROGENIC TUMORS OF THE HEAD AND NECK.

NEUROGENIC TUMORS OF THE HEAD AND NECK.


AN EVALUATION OF THE ULTRASTRUCTURAL FINDINGS IN THE UTRICLE IN MENIERE'S DISEASE.


FURTHER EXPERIENCES WITH THE DIAGNOSIS AND SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF CONGENITAL MIXED DEAFNESS.


A CONTRIBUTION TO THE DIAGNOSIS OF GLOMUS JUGULARE TUMORS.


DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF CEREBELLOPONTINE ANGLE LESIONS.


ASSOCIATION OF BILATERAL 8TH NERVE TUMORS WITH MENINGIOMAS IN VON RECKLINGHAUSEN'S DISEASE.


OBSERVATIONS FOLLOWING STAPEDIAL SURGERY IN THE RHESUS MONKEY.


CRYOSURGICAL TECHNIQUES IN REMOVAL OF ANGIOFIBROMAS.


COMBINED RADIATION AND SURGICAL THERAPY FOR CANCER OF THE LARYNX AND LARYNGOPHARYNX. II.


A CRITICAL APPRAISAL OF THE ANATOMY OF THE PERILYMPHATIC SYSTEM IN MAN.


ULTRASONIC DESTRUCTION OF THE VESTIBULAR RECEPTORS IN SEVERE MENIERE'S DISEASE.


POSITIONAL NYSTAGMUS, ESPECIALLY AFTER HEAD INJURY.


AUDIOMETRY IN NEWBORN CHILDREN BY ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY.


PERCEPTUAL THEORIES OF MIDDLE EAR MUSCLE FUNCTION.


TOTAL PAROTIDECTOMY--TECHNIQUE IN SURGICAL TREATMENT OF ADVANCED CASES.


CRITICAL EVALUATION OF THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC OTITIS.


AUDIOMETRIC MANIFESTATIONS OF PRE-CLINICAL STAPES FIXATION.


AVERAGED EVOKED MYOGENIC AND CORTICAL POTENTIALS TO SOUND IN MAN.


A CLINICAL AND LABORATORY EVALUATION OF TYMPANOPLASTY UTILIZING CANAL WALL PEDICLE SKIN GRAFTS.


USE OF THE BEKESY AUDIOMETER IN THE MEASUREMENT OF COCHLEAR MICROPHONICS.


CARCINOMA OF THE LARYNX--REVIEW OF 100 CASES.


PERSONAL EXPERIENCES WITH GLOMUS JUGULARE TUMORS.


FUNCTIONAL RESTITUTION OF TRAUMATIC STENOSIS OF THE LARYNX AND PHARYNX.


A CONTRIBUTION TO THE DISCUSSION ABOUT GLOMUS JUGULARE TUMORS.


THE INTERNATIONAL AUDIOMETRIC ZERO.

THE INTERNATIONAL AUDIOMETRIC ZERO.


CLASSIFICATION OF PATHOLOGIC CONDITIONS RESPONSIBLE FOR VERTIGO AND NEURO-OTOLOGIC DISEASES.


FATE OF IMPLANTS IN RATS.

FATE OF IMPLANTS IN RATS.


SEROUS OTITIS MEDIA--AN "IMMUNE" THEORY.


THE MECHANISM OF VESTIBULAR SUPPRESSION.


ANIMAL EXPERIMENTS IN BONE CONDUCTION: CLINICAL CONCLUSIONS.


NYSTAGMUS RESPONSE OF THE OTOLITH ORGANS.


CALORIC TESTS: METHODS AND INTERPRETATION.


SURGICAL ANATOMY OF THE ENDOLYMPHATIC SAC AND PERILYMPHATIC DUCT.


POSITIONAL NYSTAGMUS: TESTING AND INTERPRETATION.


INTRA-OSSEOUS BLOOD SUPPLY OF THE AUDITORY OSSICLES IN MAN.


STAPEDECTOMY IN OBLITERATIVE OTOSCLEROSIS.


SECRETION AND ABSORPTION OF ENDOLYMPH.

SECRETION AND ABSORPTION OF ENDOLYMPH.


EXPERIMENTAL STAPEDECTOMY IN CATS. ACOUSTIC EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT STAPES REPLACEMENT TECHNIQUES AS MEASURED BY COCHLEAR MICROPHONICS.


HISTOPLASMOSIS.

HISTOPLASMOSIS.


BENIGN INTRACRANIAL HYPERTENSION.

BENIGN INTRACRANIAL HYPERTENSION.


OCULAR COMPLICATIONS OF CHLOROQUINE THERAPY.


TREATMENT OF VASCULAR DISEASE OF THE RETINA WITH LIGHT COAGULATION.


BLOW-OUT FRACTURE OF THE ORBIT.

BLOW-OUT FRACTURE OF THE ORBIT.


OCULAR MANIFESTATIONS OF HYSTERIA (CONVERSION REACTION).


AFTER-IMAGE SCOTOMETRY IN RETINAL DETACHMENT AND INTRAOCULAR TUMOURS, AND AS AN AID TO LIGHT COAGULATION.


EYE INJURIES IN CHILDREN.

EYE INJURIES IN CHILDREN.


THE SURGICAL APPROACH TO RETINAL DETACHMENTS.


THE DILATATION PROVOCATIVE TEST.

THE DILATATION PROVOCATIVE TEST.


THE VALUE OF DIURNAL TENSION STUDIES IN THE EARLY DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF TREATMENT IN CHRONIC SIMPLE GLAUCOMA.


GLAUCOMA IN EYES WITH WIDE AND NARROW ANGLES CONTAINING A WOOLLY SUBSTANCE.


AMBLYOPIA: RESULTS WITH CONVENTIONAL THERAPY.


CURRENT CONCEPTS ON THE SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF THE A-V SYNDROMES.


THE MANAGEMENT OF UNILATERAL EXOPHTHALMOS.


A CLINICAL STUDY OF RETINAL BREAKS. I. A GENERAL DESCRIPTION.


JUVENILE FAMILIAL AMAUROTIC IDIOCY.

JUVENILE FAMILIAL AMAUROTIC IDIOCY.


THE USE OF SILICONE IN RETINAL DETACHMENT SURGERY.


THE DEVELOPMENT OF A LASER PHOTOCOAGULATOR.


HEREDITARY OPTIC ATROPHY.

HEREDITARY OPTIC ATROPHY.


THE PROPHYLACTIC TREATMENT OF RETINAL DETACHMENT.


BENIGN AND MALIGNANT SQUAMOUS CELL TUMOURS OF THE EYELID.


COLECTOMY FOR COLITIS AND CONSTIPATION.

COLECTOMY FOR COLITIS AND CONSTIPATION.


COLECTOMY FOR CANCER AND CANCER CONTROL.


DISEASES OF IMMIGRANTS.

DISEASES OF IMMIGRANTS.


ADVANCED CANCER OF THE BREAST.

ADVANCED CANCER OF THE BREAST.


CARCINOMA OF THE BREAST.

CARCINOMA OF THE BREAST.


THE PILL.

THE PILL.


DEAFNESS.

DEAFNESS.


THE INDUSTRIAL AND THE MEDICAL REVOLUTION.


TREATMENT OF CORONARY HEART DISEASE.

TREATMENT OF CORONARY HEART DISEASE.


UNEXPECTED DEATH.

UNEXPECTED DEATH.


LABORATORY DIAGNOSIS OF EARLY MALIGNANT DISEASE.


AUTOMATION IN MEDICINE.

AUTOMATION IN MEDICINE.


LABORATORY DIAGNOSIS OF EARLY MALIGNANT DISEASE. NEW DIAGNOSTIC TESTS FOR CANCER OF THE UTERUS.


LUMPS IN THE NECK.

LUMPS IN THE NECK.


RAPID CARDIAC ARRHYTHMIAS.

RAPID CARDIAC ARRHYTHMIAS.


DRUGS AND PERSONALITY.

DRUGS AND PERSONALITY.


THE ULTRASTRUCTURE OF PAPILLARY CYSTADENOMA LYMPHOMATOSUM OF THE PAROTID GLAND.


TOXOPLASMA GONDII IN CELL CULTURES FROM RAT RETINA.


PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS.

PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS.


CREATINE PHOSPHOKINASE ISOENZYMES IN MUSCLE IN HUMAN MYOPATHIES.


NEW ASPECTS OF THE CHROMOREACTIONS FOR THE DIAGNOSIS OF PHEOCHROMOCYTOMA.


ADRENAL HEMORRHAGE.

ADRENAL HEMORRHAGE.


TORULOPSIS GLABRATA INFECTION IN MAN.

TORULOPSIS GLABRATA INFECTION IN MAN.


DIROFILARIASIS OF HUMAN LUNG.

DIROFILARIASIS OF HUMAN LUNG.


SOME ARTIFACTS OBSERVED IN SECTIONS OF TISSUE.


A RE-EVALUATION OF BLOOD CULTURE AS AN AUTOPSY PROCEDURE.


EFFECTS OF CORTISONE ON SUSCEPTIBILITY OF MICE TO LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES.


X"Y"-XO MOSAICISM IN A PHENOTYPIC INTERSEX; REPORT OF A CASE.


RAPID ELECTROPHORETIC SEPARATION OF LACTATE DEHYDROGENASE ISOENZYMES ON CELLULOSE ACETATE.


THE KINETIC SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC ASSAY FOR SERUM ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE.


A SOURCE OF ERROR IN THE CYANMETHEMOGLOBIN METHOD OF DETERMINATION OF HEMOGLOBIN CONCENTRATION IN BLOOD CONTAINING CARBON MONOXIDE.


RAPID METHOD FOR OBTAINING SPINAL CORDS FROM SMALL LABORATORY ANIMALS.


EVALUATION OF SOME TECHNICAL VARIATIONS APPLIED TO TWO STANDARD TESTS FOR SYPHILIS.


AN AQUEOUS OIL RED O FIXATIVE STAIN FOR HISTOLOGICAL PREPARATIONS.


SURVIVAL OF SHIGELLA AND SALMONELLA IN A NEW TRANSPORT MEDIUM.


KAISERSWERTH TODAY.

KAISERSWERTH TODAY.


THE OFFICE NURSE.

THE OFFICE NURSE.


PREVENTING SUICIDE.

PREVENTING SUICIDE.


STAFF DEVELOPMENT IN THE OPERATING ROOM.


DATA ON OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSES.

DATA ON OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSES.


PREVENTING NEONATAL DIAPER RASH.

PREVENTING NEONATAL DIAPER RASH.


PERCEPTIONS OF NURSING CARE; PATIENTS' VIEWS.


I AM NOT A TECHNICIAN.

I AM NOT A TECHNICIAN.


PERCEPTION OF NURSING CARE. NURSES' VIEWS.


THE ATTACK ON HEART DISEASE, CANCER, AND STROKE. IS NURSING READY?


ESOPHAGEAL PERFORATION: A CASE HISTORY.

ESOPHAGEAL PERFORATION: A CASE HISTORY.


THE TIME FACTOR. SHOULD IT CONTROL THE PATIENT'S CARE?


REFLECTIONS ON MY NURSING CARE.

REFLECTIONS ON MY NURSING CARE.


WHY OLD PEOPLE FALL.

WHY OLD PEOPLE FALL.


CHEMICAL ASSAULT ON MENTAL ILLNESS. THE MINOR TRANSQUILIZERS.


CARE FOR CHILDREN OF WORKING MOTHERS.

CARE FOR CHILDREN OF WORKING MOTHERS.


NIGHT NURSE.

NIGHT NURSE.


LEARNING BY DOING THROUGH PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION.


AFTER-RESULTS OF VITREOUS LOSS.

AFTER-RESULTS OF VITREOUS LOSS.


EFFECT OF PHOSPHOLINE IODIDE ON BLOOD CHOLINESTERASE LEVELS OF NORMAL AND GLAUCOMA SUBJECTS.


PULSATILE MOVEMENTS OF THE EYEBALL.

PULSATILE MOVEMENTS OF THE EYEBALL.


MUSCLE TRANSPLANT FOR MEDIAL RECTUS PARALYSIS OR ABSENCE: REPORT OF A CASE AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.


THE SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF EXODEVIATIONS.


SILICONE SETONS.

SILICONE SETONS.


THE BJERRUM SCOTOMA.

THE BJERRUM SCOTOMA.


THE SURGICAL TREATMENT OF CHRONIC OPEN-ANGLE GLAUCOMA.


DISTAL INVOLVEMENT OF THE EXTREMITIES IN OCULAR MYOPATHY.


FURTHER EXPERIENCES WITH SUBCONJUNCTIVAL AUTOHEMOTHERAPY IN FRESH AND OLD CORROSIONS.


UVEITIS AND THE RHEUMATOID FACTOR.

UVEITIS AND THE RHEUMATOID FACTOR.


WET VS. DRY STORAGE OF CORNEAL CONTACT LENSES. CONTACT LENSES: A STATISTICAL EVALUATION.


COMPARATIVE ELECTROPHORETIC STUDY  OF VERTEBRATE LENS PROTEINS.


THE MELKERSSON-ROSENTHAL SYNDROME: A CASE REPORT.


UNDERMINED-EDGE LAMELLAR SCLERAL RESECTION; OVERLYING THE RETINAL TEAR IN SURGERY OF RETINAL DETACHMENT.


COMPLETE IRIDOPLEGIA AS A RESULT OF RETROBULBAR ANESTHESIA.


POSTOPERATIVE EYE CARE IN THE GENERAL HOSPITAL.


REHABILITION OF THE BLIND.

REHABILITION OF THE BLIND.


WILLIAM EVANS BRUNER (1866-1964).

WILLIAM EVANS BRUNER (1866-1964).


IS THE DOG REALLY MAN'S BEST FRIEND?

IS THE DOG REALLY MAN'S BEST FRIEND?


INTRAOCULAR PRESSURE AFTER LENS EXTRACTION.


INCREASED INCIDENCE OF CONGENITAL CATARACTS.


PATHOLOGIC PHYSIOLOGY IN MITRAL VALVE DISEASE.


PHONOCINEFLUOROCARDIOGRAPHY AND INDIRECT LEFT ATRIAL PULSES IN ASSESSMENT OF MITRAL VALVE DISEASE.


ROENTGENOGRAPHIC FEATURES OF MITRAL VALVE DISEASE.


SURGICAL REPAIR OF MITRAL VALVE DISEASE.


ULTRASOUND CARDIOGRAM IN THE SELECTION OF PATIENTS FOR MITRAL VALVE SURGERY.


COMPARATIVE ASPECTS OF MITRAL VALVE DISEASE IN DOGS.


EFFERENT INNERVATION OF VESTIBULAR LABYRINTH: HISTOCHEMICAL DEMONSTRATION OF ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE ACTIVITY IN THE GUINEA PIG INNER EAR.


CUPULOMETRY AS AN INVESTIGATIVE TOOL.

CUPULOMETRY AS AN INVESTIGATIVE TOOL.


SIMPLIFICATION OF CLINICAL CALORIC TEST.


CALORIC TESTS IN DEAF CHILDREN.

CALORIC TESTS IN DEAF CHILDREN.


SELF-LIMITED IDIOPATHIC VERTIGO (EPIDEMIC VERTIGO).


SHORT TERM STUDY OF ENDOLYMPHATIC SHUNT OPERATION.


CONTRAST NASOPHARYNGOGRAPHY IN DIAGNOSIS OF TUMORS.


CRYOTONSILLECTOMY IN DOGS.

CRYOTONSILLECTOMY IN DOGS.


CILIASTATIC ACTION OF CIGARETTE SMOKE: VARYING EXPOSURE TIMES.


PAPILLOMAS OF THE LARYNX.

PAPILLOMAS OF THE LARYNX.


TOTAL TYMPANOPLASTY TYPE V. EUSTACHIAN TUBE PATENCY IN TYMPANOPLASTY.


LINAC RADIOTHERAPY. V. CANCER OF THE LARYNGOPHARYNX.


ROBERT C. MARTIN, M.D., 1894-1964.

ROBERT C. MARTIN, M.D., 1894-1964.


TREATMENT OF ORBITAL FLOOR FRACTURES.

TREATMENT OF ORBITAL FLOOR FRACTURES.


FOREIGN BODIES IN AIR AND FOOD PASSAGES IN THE JAPANESE.


THE THERAPEUTIC ROLE OF THE HOSPITAL COMMUNITY.


VELOCITY OF BLOOD FLOW IN THE SAPHENOUS VEIN OF HEMIPLEGIC PATIENTS.


PHYSIOLOGIC BASIS FOR THE USE OF PHYSICAL AGENTS IN PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISORDERS.


STUDY OF VOLUNTARY MUSCULAR CONTRACTIONS IN PARKINSONISM.


PATTERNS OF MOTOR FUNCTION IN ADULT HEMIPLEGIA.


CONTAMINATION OF WHIRLPOOL BATHS DURING TREATMENT OF INFECTED WOUNDS.


MECHANICAL ENGINEERING IN ORTHETICS RESEARCH AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.


ELECTROGONIOMETRIC RECORDS OF KNEE AND ANKLE MOVEMENTS IN PATHOLOGIC GAITS.


ULTRASOUND TREATMENT OF PLANTAR WARTS.

ULTRASOUND TREATMENT OF PLANTAR WARTS.


THE CLINICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PROLONGED SOLAR EXPOSURE. I. THE ASSOCIATION WITH AGEING OF THE SKIN.


CONGENITAL NEUROBLASTOMA.

CONGENITAL NEUROBLASTOMA.


ANAL METASTASES FROM CARCINOMA OF THE RECTUM AND COLON.


DIVERTICULITIS WITH VESICO-COLIC FISTULA.


MASSIVE LIPOMA OF THE HAND.

MASSIVE LIPOMA OF THE HAND.


BOWEL RESECTION IN THE PRE-COMPLICATION PHASE OF DIVERTICULITIS.


FUNCTIONAL ILEUS OF THE NEWBORN.

FUNCTIONAL ILEUS OF THE NEWBORN.


ILEAL ATRESIA.

ILEAL ATRESIA.


SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA OF THE BREAST: REPORT OF A CASE.


AORTO-ILIAC STENOSIS: A COMPARISON OF TWO PROCEDURES.


EXTRADURAL SPINAL HYDATID CYST: A CASE REPORT.


THE EFFECT OF EXTRINSIC FACTORS ON INTRARECTAL PRESSURE.


DIAGNOSTIC AND OPERATIVE CONSIDERATIONS IN PARATHYROID ADENOMATA.


TRANS-SPHENOIDAL HYPOPHYSECTOMY IN CARCINOMA OF THE BREAST.


SPONTANEOUS ILEAL PROLAPSE THROUGH A RUPTURED ENTEROCELE.


A DIFFICULT FOREIGN BODY IN THE CERVICAL OESOPHAGUS.


TUBERCULIN SENSITIVITY. IMMUNOLOGIC CONSIDERATIONS.


SCREENING OF DRUGS FOR TRIAL IN HUMAN LEPROSY.


PRACTICAL METHODS OF DETECTING MAJOR ANTITUBERCULOSIS DRUGS IN THE URINE.


LIVER REGULATION OF PLASMA CHOLESTEROL.

LIVER REGULATION OF PLASMA CHOLESTEROL.


HEPATIC CELL INJURY.

HEPATIC CELL INJURY.


INHALATION THERAPY.

INHALATION THERAPY.


HAMILTON BAILEY, (1894-1961).

HAMILTON BAILEY, (1894-1961).


SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF CARCINOMA OF THE OESOPHAGUS.


NEUROFIBROMATOSIS: A BIZARRE DISEASE.

NEUROFIBROMATOSIS: A BIZARRE DISEASE.


EXPOSURE OF BENIGN TRACHEAL TUMOURS BY TRANSVERSE DIVISION OF THE TRACHEA.


MALIGNANT MELANOMA OF THE STOMACH. REPORT OF A CASE PRESENTING AS AN ACUTE PERFORATION AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.


SPONTANEOUS (ENDOGENOUS) GAS GANGRENE.

SPONTANEOUS (ENDOGENOUS) GAS GANGRENE.


SEGMENTAL RESECTION FOR TUMOURS OF THE URINARY BLADDER: TEN-YEAR FOLLOW-UP.


RENAL CALCIFICATION IN GENITO-URINARY TUBERCULOSIS.


ARTERIOVENENOUS ANOMALY OF THE PITUITARY VESSELS.


PREOPERATIVE AND POSTOPERATIVE INTRAVENOUS FAT THERAPY.


PILONIDAL SINUS: A SIMPLE TREATMENT.

PILONIDAL SINUS: A SIMPLE TREATMENT.


PERIPHERAL CIRCULATION DURING THE DUMPING SYNDROME.


AORTODUODENAL FISTULA COMPLICATING TRANSLUMBAR AORTOGRAPHY.


TREATMENT OF AMMONIA INTOXICATION IN RHESUS MONKEYS BY TOTAL COLECTOMY.


RUPTURE OF THE POSTERIOR URETHRA AND AVULSION OF THE RECTUM AND ANUS AS A COMPLICATION OF FRACTURE OF THE PELVIS.


FATAL SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF AN ANEURYSM OF THE SPLENIC ARTERY PRESENTING AS RENAL COLIC.


AN ASSESSMENT OF SOME OF THE HAZARDS OF HEALED TUBERCULOSIS AFTER ADEQUATE CHEMOTHERAPY.


USE OF VOLUNTEERS IN PROGRAMS FOR TUBERCULOSIS CONTROL IN VOLUNTARY AND OFFICIAL ORGANIZATIONS.


THE MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE EPISODES OF CEREBRAL ANOXIA. WITH A FEW IDEAS FOR EVALUATION OF THEIR PROGNOSIS.


MICRO-NEUROSURGICAL RESECTION OF ACOUSTIC TUMORS BY A TRANSMEATAL POSTERIOR FOSSA APPROACH.


WAR WOUNDS OF THE CRANIUM IN THE MIDDLE AGES. I. AS DISCLOSED IN THE SKELETAL MATERIAL FROM THE BATTLE OF WISBY (1361 A.D.).


THERMOGRAPHY IN THE DETECTION OF NON-NEUROLOGICAL IMITATORS OF PERIPHERAL NERVE COMPLEXES; A PRELIMINARY REPORT OF ISCHEMIC (ANOXIC) NEUROPATHY.


WAR WOUNDS OF THE CRANIUM IN THE MIDDLE AGES. II. AS NOTED IN THE SKULLS OF THE SEDLEC OSSUARY NEAR KUTTENBERG, KUTTENBERG, CZECHOSLOVAKIA.


MEDLARS: PERFORMANCE, PROBLEMS, POSSIBILITIES. Operational experience during the first year of MEDLARS is described in relation to the Library's primary objectives of index publication, recurring bibliographies, and demand search services. Progress toward the implementation of two secondary objectives-the input of cataloging copy and the decentralization of the system-is also reported. MEDLARS has been intensively tested during its first operational year, its strengths and weaknesses have been identified, and it is now prepared to develop its service potential.


MECHANIZATION OF CATALOGING PROCEDURES.

MECHANIZATION OF CATALOGING PROCEDURES. The Columbia-Harvard-Yale Medical Libraries Computerization Project has put into operation its mechanized procedure for the production of catalog cards. Cards produced are in final form ready to be filed into a card catalog. Catalogers prepare copy on a worksheet from which punched cards are punched. An IBM 1401 computer processes the decklets of punched cards on magnetic tape to produce the expanded decklets of punched cards needed to print the various packs of catalog cards required to go into different catalogs. Next, the computer punches the expanded decklets of cards to operate an 870 Document Writer, which types out the catalog cards in final form. Cost of cards ready to file is 12.5 cents per card.


A COMPUTER SYSTEM FOR A UNION CATALOG: THEME AND VARIATIONS. This article describes a computer system for the generation and maintenance of a union catalog of periodicals and for printouts of both the entire file and selected portions. Although the system was designed to meet the specifications of the Union Catalog of Medical Periodicals of New York, its use is not limited. Only the basic file maintenance program is indispensable; the subsidiary programs may be used as needed. The scope and content of the catalog are determined by the input. The preparation of the input is described in detail, with comment on the keypunching of library records. Applications to other kinds of catalogs are suggested.


THE CONTEMPORARY MEDICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY. Four hundred sixty-eight medical societies in the United States were surveyed to determine those which sponsor libraries. Seventy-eight libraries were identified, of which eighteen are "marginal" and nine are jointly supported by a medical school and a society, leaving fifty-one relatively "substantial" libraries whose major support is through society membership. Characteristics measured include size of collection, types of media, staff, budget, services, and sources of support. Questions are raised concerning the role of the medical library as one institution which participates in the continuing education of the physician.


MEDICAL LIBRARY STATISTICS.

MEDICAL LIBRARY STATISTICS. Four compilations of medical library statistics have been published to date, namely those by Louise Darling in 1956, by the Medical Library Association in its 1959 Directory, by Harold Bloomquist in 1962, and by the author in 1964. In addition to these sources and to the annual statistics compiled by the Library Services Branch of the U. S. Office of Education, surveys of pharmacy, hospital, and medical society libraries have been completed recently. Standards for medical and special libraries are being considered by the Medical Library Association through its Guidelines Survey and by the Special Libraries Association through its Statistics Coordinating Project and its Standards Survey. To coordinate the collection of medical library statistics and to make the information readily available to the profession, it is suggested that the Medical Library Association support the collection and publication of statistics of representative medical libraries until such time as the Library Services Branch is able to implement fully its program of library statistics.