LATTICE FORMATION IN COMPLEMENT FIXATION: STUDIES WITH UNIVALENT RABBIT ANTIBODY. Hybrid univalent 6.5S antibody molecules, formed by recombination of half-molecules of rabbit antibody to ovalbumin with those of normal rabbit gamma(G)-globulin, fail to fix complement in reactions with homologous antigen. Such hybrid molecules, however, block complement fixation by intact antibody to ovalbumin. Molecules of antibody reconstituted in the absence of other protein retain the capacity to fix complement. The data suggest that small complexes containing excess univalent antibody do not fix complement and that lattice formation is required for fixation.


ELECTRON SPIN RESONANCE CHARACTERISTICS OF SOME NORMAL TISSUES: EFFECT OF MICROWAVE POWER.


HEPATOMAS IN MICE: INCIDENCE INCREASED AFTER GAMMA IRRADIATION AT LOW DOSE RATES. Irradiation of LAf(1) mice with gamma-rays (total doses of 618 to 1335 rad) at a rate of 1.45 rad per hour markedly increased the incidence of hepatomas and ovarian adenomas, compared with incidence of these tumors in mice irradiated with x-rays at 30 rad per minute. This was somewhat unexpected, since chromosome aberrations in the liver cells were less frequent after irradiation at the low dose rate. Other types of tumors were not increased by irradiation with gamma-rays at the low dose rate. It is suggested that indirect hormonal mechanisms may contribute to the production of the hepatomas as well as of the ovarian adenomas.


COXSACKIE A9 VIRUS: MUTATION FROM DRUG DEPENDENCE TO DRUG INDEPENDENCE. During the multiplication of Coxsackie A9 virus dependent on 2 - (alpha - hydroxybenzyl) - benzimidazole there arise some drug-independent virus particles, which are either drug-resistant or drug-sensitive. We studied the properties of such revertant particles under conditions which did not favor the selection of resistant over sensitive virus particles. These particles exhibited a wide range of responses to 2-(alpha-hydroxybenzyl)-benzimidazole, from high sensitivity to high resistance. Subclones showed the same degree of sensitivity or resistance as the respective parent clones.


LEUKEMIA IN HUSBANDS AND WIVES.

LEUKEMIA IN HUSBANDS AND WIVES. Study of the death certificates of 876 spouses of widows and widowers who died of leukemia revealed that seven of the spouses also died of leukemia. However, five cases of leukemia were identified among matched controls of the spouses. The incidence of leukemia in husbands and wives of individuals who die of leukemia is not significantly greater than that of a control group. This is consistent with the hypothesis that adult leukemia is not contagious in the usual sense.


SOME PROBLEMS OF MODERN DIGITALIS THERAPY.


SOME NOTES ON PENICILLIN AND SEMISYNTHETIC PENICILLINS.


A NEW ORAL ANTIDIABETIC.

A NEW ORAL ANTIDIABETIC.


TREATMENT OF CARDIONEUROTIC PATIENTS WITH FRENOLON.


MANAGEMENT OF RETARDED GROWTH WITH ANABOLIC STEROIDS.


J'ANOS BALASSA, THE PIONEER OF MODERN SURGERY IN HUNGARY.


MEASUREMENTS OF MOTILITY AND ENERGY METABOLISM OF BULL SPERMATOZOA.


THE REACTION OF RECEPTOR GLYCOPROTEIN WITH INFLUENZA VIRUS AND NEURAMINIDASE: AN ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDY.


ULTRASTRUCTURE OF THE VESICULAR COMPONENT IN THE INTRAMURAL NERVOUS SYSTEM OF THE GUINEA-PIG'S INTESTINES.


PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS AND PUBLIC RESPONSIBILITY: INTRODUCTION.


PERSONALITY MEASUREMENT AND THE ETHICS OF ASSESSMENT.


AMERICAN ATTITUDES TOWARD INTELLIGENCE TESTS.


PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS AND PUBLIC RESPONSIBILITY.


THE AD HOC COMMITTEE ON SOCIAL IMPACT OF PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT.


NEW GROUP LIFE INSURANCE PLAN: FOR APA MEMBERS AND THEIR FAMILIES.


SCIENTIFIC COMMUNICATION: THE DISSEMINATION SYSTEM IN PSYCHOLOGY AND A THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK FOR PLANNING INNOVATIONS.


EXPANSION OF THE MIDPALATAL SUTURE IN THE MONKEY.


THE ROTATION OF THE  MANDIBLE RESULTING FROM GROWTH: ITS IMPLICATIONS IN ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT.


AVAILABLE SPACE FOR THE INCISORS DURING DENTAL DEVELOPMENT--A GROWTH STUDY BASED ON PHYSIOLOGIC AGE.


FEATURE OF THE UPPER CENTRAL INCISORS IN CLASS II, DIVISION 2.


CASE REPORT.

CASE REPORT.


NATURAL CLOSURE OF DECIDUOUS MOLAR EXTRACTION SPACES.


THE SIGNIFICANCE OF CLINICAL EVIDENCE.

THE SIGNIFICANCE OF CLINICAL EVIDENCE.


CLINICAL IMPRESSION AND SUBSEQUENT DOUBLE BLIND STUDY OF AN ANTITUSSIVE PREPARATION.


MEASURING EFFECTIVENESS OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY IN THE TREATMENT OF CEREBRAL PALSY.


THE MOLECULAR BASIS OF THE PATHOGENICITY OF ABNORMAL HEMOGLOBINS--SOME RECENT DEVELOPMENTS.


ALLOPURINOL IN GOUT.

ALLOPURINOL IN GOUT.


MEASLES VACCINATION. IV. RESPONSES TO TWO DIFFERENT TYPES OF PREPARATIONS GIVEN AS A FOURTH DOSE OF VACCINE.


VACCINATION AGAINST MEASLES: A STUDY OF CLINICAL REACTIONS AND SEROLOGICAL RESPONSES OF YOUNG CHILDREN. A REPORT TO THE MEDICAL COUNCIL BY THE MEASLES VACCINES COMMITTEE.


A LASER OPHTHALMOSCOPE FOR RETINAL PHOTOTHERAPY.


UNPROSECUTED MENTALLY ABNORMAL OFFENDERS.


OCCURRENCE OF BULLOUS LESIONS IN ACUTE BARBITURATE INTOXICATION.


GASTRIC PERFORATION: AN UNUSUAL COMPLICATION OF THE TREATMENT OF OESOPHAGEAL ATRESIA.


IODINE-INDUCED HYPOTHYROIDISM DUE TO BENZIODARONE (CARDIVIX).


TO-DAY'S DRUGS. DEOXYRIBONUCLEASE, CHYMOTRYPSIN, AND AMYLASE.


IMMUNIZATION IN GENERAL PRACTICE.

IMMUNIZATION IN GENERAL PRACTICE.


GENERAL-PRACTITIONER HOSPITAL BEDS.

GENERAL-PRACTITIONER HOSPITAL BEDS.


TREATMENT OF CYSTINURIA.

TREATMENT OF CYSTINURIA.


URINARY INFECTION IN CHILDHOOD.

URINARY INFECTION IN CHILDHOOD.


ASYMPTOMATIC AND SIGNIFICANT BACTERIURIA.


EXPERIENCES WITH METHYLHYDRAZINE.

EXPERIENCES WITH METHYLHYDRAZINE.


PLASMA TRANSFUSIONS IN HAEMOPHILIA.

PLASMA TRANSFUSIONS IN HAEMOPHILIA.


COMBINING THE ANTIDEPRESSANT DRUGS.

COMBINING THE ANTIDEPRESSANT DRUGS.


PHENACETIN AND THE KIDNEY.

PHENACETIN AND THE KIDNEY.


TUBERCULIN SENSITIVITY TESTS IN CHILDHOOD: A COMPARISON OF THE TINE TEST, MANTOUX INTRADERMAL TEST AND VOLLMER PATCH TEST IN CHILDREN.


THE MICROGRAPHY OF AMYLUM SOLANI.

THE MICROGRAPHY OF AMYLUM SOLANI.


"WHEN THE CHEERING STOPPED".

"WHEN THE CHEERING STOPPED".


MEDICOLEGAL FACETS OF CLINICAL EXPERIMENTATION.


USE OF ESTROGEN THERAPY IN THE TREATMENT OF CORONARY HEART DISEASE.


PSYCHOSOMATIC SYMPTOMS.

PSYCHOSOMATIC SYMPTOMS.


SECURITY SYSTEMS IN HOSPITALS. I.

SECURITY SYSTEMS IN HOSPITALS. I.


THE CASE FOR A DYNAMIC DECISION-MAKING SYSTEM.


DIAGNOSIS OF A "PEOPLE PROBLEM".

DIAGNOSIS OF A "PEOPLE PROBLEM".


CASE STUDY IN COOPERATION: FOUR HOSPITALS MAKE THE MOST OF ONE WEEK.


DONATED TIME OPENS DOORS TO SATELLITE HOSPITAL.


PLASMA-RECOVERY PROGRAM CAN SAVE THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS, WORKSHOP TOLD.


THE HOSPITAL PHARMACY IN THE TOTAL HOSPITAL SETTING.


AWARD-WINNING DESK SPEEDS PRESCRIPTION-FILLING IN PHARMACY.


CCH TREATS PATIENTS' EMOTIONAL WOUNDS AS WELL AS PHYSICAL ILLNESSES.


THE UNWANTED PREGNANCY.

THE UNWANTED PREGNANCY.


INSERVICE EDUCATION OF THE OBSTETRIC NURSING STAFF.


CHEMOTHERAPY IN GYNECOLOGIC MALIGNANCY.

CHEMOTHERAPY IN GYNECOLOGIC MALIGNANCY.


CANDY-STRIPERS LEARN ABOUT HEALTH CAREERS.


THE INTERACTION OF NICKEL IONS WITH HUMAN CADAVEROUS DERMIS. ELECTRIC POTENTIAL, ABSORPTION, SWELLING.


THE REGENERATION OF THE PRIMATE NAIL STUDIES OF THE SQUIRREL MONKEY, SSAIMIRI.


ANGIOKERATOMA CORPORIS DIFFUSUM (FABRY). HISTOCHEMICAL AND ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDIES OF THE SKIN.


STUDIES IN THE MECHANISM OF STEROID VASOCONSTRICTION.


RESPONSE OF CUTANEOUS LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS TO ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT.


THE PATTERN OF SUPERFICIAL BLOOD VESSELS IN HEALING SKIN DONOR SITES.


THE VASOCONSTRICTOR AND PILOERECTOR EFFECT IN HUMAN SKIN OF DOPAMINE AND NORMETANEPHRINE AS COMPARED WITH NORADRENALINE.


OBSERVATION ON THE ECCRINE SWEAT GLANDS OF LEMUR MONGOZ AFTER DENERVATION.


EFFECTS OF HEAT ON PYRIDINE NUCLEOTIDE DEHYDROGENASES, ALDOLASE AND FUMARASE OF HUMAN EPIDERMIS.


THE OUTSTANDING AURICLE.

THE OUTSTANDING AURICLE.


TRYPSINOGEN DEFICIENCY DISEASE.

TRYPSINOGEN DEFICIENCY DISEASE.


INEFFECTIVENESS OF PENICILLIN PROPHYLAXIS IN CARDIAC CATHETERIZATION.


THE SIGNIFICANCE OF BACTEREMIA WITH EXCHANGE TRANSFUSIONS.


LIGHT-INDUCED SEIZURES.

LIGHT-INDUCED SEIZURES.


A STUDY OF BLOOD GLUCOSE AND KETONE BODIES AND PLASMA FREE FATTY ACIDS, CHOLESTEROL, PHOSPHOLIPIDS AND TOTAL LIPIDS IN JUVENILE DIABETES.


DIPHENYLHYDANOIN-INDUCED HYPERSENSITIVITY REACTION.


ACQUIRED FANCONI SYNDROME FOLLOWING DEGRADED TETRACYCLINE.


ENTERIC DISEASE DUE TO ENTEROPATHOGENIC ESCHERICHIA COLI IN HOSPITALIZED INFANTS IN KOTZEBUE, ALASKA.


NEONATAL HYPERBILIRUBINEMIA ASSOCIATED WITH HIGH OBSTRUCTION OF THE SMALL BOWEL.


SURFACE PROPERTIES AND LIPIDS FROM LUNGS OF INFANTS WITH HYALINE MEMBRANE DISEASE.


WATER IN EXPIRED AIR. II. GRAVIMETRIC DETERMINATION OF WATER CONTENT OF TIMED AND MEASURED SAMPLES OF EXPIRED AIR COLLECTED FROM INFANTS AND CHILDREN.


LEPRECHAUNISM (DONOHUE'S SYNDROME).

LEPRECHAUNISM (DONOHUE'S SYNDROME).


THE TERATOGENICITY OF MATERNAL RUBELLA.

THE TERATOGENICITY OF MATERNAL RUBELLA.


MAGNESIUM IN THE THERAPY OF PROTEIN-CALORIE MALNUTRITION OF CHILDHOOD.


CHROMOSOME 18: A TOPOLOGIC APPROACH.

CHROMOSOME 18: A TOPOLOGIC APPROACH.


A STANDARD PROCEDURE FOR MEASURING CONDUCTIVITY OF SWEAT AS A DIAGNOSTIC TEST FOR CYSTIC FIBROSIS.


THE RUBELLA SYNDROME.

THE RUBELLA SYNDROME.


MONGOLISM ASSOCIATED WITH HIRSCHSPRUNG'S DISEASE.


BOCHDALEK HERNIA AND MALROTATION BEYOND INFANCY.


CLINICAL PATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE: THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER, BOSTON, MASS.


LINKAGE IN HUMAN INHERITANCE: CLASSIC HEMOPHILIA AND CHRISTMAS DISEASE IN THE SAME MALE PATIENT.


SMALL ARTERY AND VEIN PRESSURES IN THE SUBARACHNOID SPACE OF THE DOG.


BACTERIOLOGICAL AND RADIOACTIVE BENZALKONIUM STUDIES OF THE GRAPHITE-BENSALKONIUM-HEPARIN SURFACE.


THE EFFECT OF HYPERBARIC OXYGEN TREATMENT AND ANTIBIOTICS ON LIVER NECROSIS AND CLOSTRIDIAL INFECTION FOLLOWING LIGATION OF THE HEPATIC ARTERY IN RABBITS.


TRITIATED THYMIDINE AUTORADIOGRAPHY IN THE REGENERATING LIVER OF THE DOG.


EFFECT OF OXYGEN AND CARBON DIOXIDE CONCENTRATION UPON THE DEVELOPMENT OF HEMATOGENOUS METASTASES AND TRANSPLANTS.


AIDS IN EARLY DIAGNOSIS AND PREVENTION OF MENTAL RETARDATION.


COMPARATIVE CLINICAL EVALUATION OF A NEW DISPOSABLE MICROENEMA.


SICK PEOPLE IN A TROUBLED WORLD.

SICK PEOPLE IN A TROUBLED WORLD.


COCHLEAR CHROMAFFIN CELLS.

COCHLEAR CHROMAFFIN CELLS.


THE MEDICAL CASE IN THE COURT OF LAW.

THE MEDICAL CASE IN THE COURT OF LAW.


RECENT ADVANCES IN THE METABOLISM OF DIGITALIS GLYCOSIDES.


BARIUM SWALLOW IN EVALUATION OF CHRONIC OR RECURRENT PNEUMONIAS IN INFANCY AND CHILDHOOD.


FUNCTIONAL EVALUATION: THE BARTHEL INDEX.


DEATH CERTIFICATES REVISED.

DEATH CERTIFICATES REVISED.


ERYTHROPOIETIC RESPONSE TO ANABOLIC THERAPY IN NUTRITIONALLY DEFICIENT CHILDREN.


CHLORTHALIDONE IN EDEMA OF PREGNANCY.

CHLORTHALIDONE IN EDEMA OF PREGNANCY.


CYBERNETIC APPLICATIONS IN MEDICINE, I. MEDICAL MODEL-MAKING.


PROGRESS IN CARDIOVASCULAR SURGERY.

PROGRESS IN CARDIOVASCULAR SURGERY.


OUTBREAK OF SYPHILIS AMONG TEEN-AGE PERSONS.


MISUSE OF RELAXANTS IN IATROGENIC RESPIRATORY OBSTRUCTION.


NEUROLOGIC AND SENSORY DISEASE PROBLEMS IN NEW YORK STATE. HEALTH RESOURCES AND NEEDS FOR PREVENTION, TREATMENT, AND REHABILITATION.


ASEPTIC NECROSIS OF THE FEMORAL HEADS AFTER HIGH-DOSAGE CORTICOSTEROID THERAPY.


FAMILY PORTRAIT.

FAMILY PORTRAIT.


PROTEIN AND AMINO ACID REQUIREMENTS OF INFANTS AND CHILDREN.


PROGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS WITH COMMENTS ON OTHER DEMYELINATING DISEASES.


ACUTE VASCULAR INSUFFICIENCY OF THE OPTIC NERVE.


NASOPHARYNGEAL CANCER IN A TEEN-AGER.

NASOPHARYNGEAL CANCER IN A TEEN-AGER.


CHEMOTHERAPY AND THE BEARD ANTHRONE TEST AS MEANS FOR INCREASING THE SURVIVAL TIME AND/OR RATE FOLLOWING SURGERY OR RADIOTHERAPY OF CANCER.


PRIMARY CARCINOMA OF THE LIVER: OBSERVATIONS IN THE NORTH GENERAL HOSPITAL.


POIESIS AND THE LANGUAGE OF SCHIZOPHRENIA.


TOXIC EFFECTS OF SOME DRUGS USED IN RHEUMATIC DISEASES.


NO NAME--A STUDY OF ANONYMOUS SUICIDAL TELEPHONE CALLS.


A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF FAMILIES OF SCHIZOPHRENICS, DELINQUENTS, AND NORMALS.


FAMILY STUDIES WITH IDENTICAL TWINS DISCORDANT FOR SCHIZOPHRENIA.


CARE OF THE HAND IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


SMALL VESSEL SURGERY IN A SMALL COMMUNITY HOSPITAL.


DIRECT CORONARY ARTERIOGRAPHY. CLINICAL APPLICATION OF CINEANGIOGRAPHIC METHODS.


LOCAL ANESTHESIA FOR DILATATION AND CURETTAGE.


USE OF THE CIRCLE BED.

USE OF THE CIRCLE BED.


FACTORS INVOLVED IN THE STABILITY OF PERTUSSIS COMPONENT IN QUADRUPLE DPT-POLIO VACCINE.


TOXIC PROPERTIES OF COMPOUNDS RELATED TO SAFROLE.


THE CHALLENGE OF THE FUTURE.

THE CHALLENGE OF THE FUTURE.


INTERNATIONAL STANDARD REFERENCE ZERO FOR PURE-TONE AUDIOMETRY.


RETINAL DETACHMENT: THE ELECTRORETINOGRAM IN THE FELLOW EYE.


CLINICAL EVALUATION OF GENETIC DISEASES OF THE EYE.


TRAINING IN OTOLARYNGOLOGY.

TRAINING IN OTOLARYNGOLOGY.


FORMAL AND POPULATION GENETICS.

FORMAL AND POPULATION GENETICS.


TECHNIQUE FOR ACQUIRING AND PREPARING THE HUMAN TEMPORAL BONE FOR THE STUDY OF MIDDLE AND INNER EAR PATHOLOGY.


CHROMOSOMAL ABERRATIONS AND THEIR SIGNIFICANCE FOR OPHTHALMO-OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY.


IMPROVEMENT OF STAINING TECHNICS FOR THIN SECTIONS OF EPOXY-EMBEDDED TISSUE.


LIPID-LADEN HISTIOCYTES IN THE SPLEEN IN THROMBOCYTOPENIC PURPURA.


ENDOMETRIAL CARCINOMA; A REVIEW OF PRIOR BIOPSIES.


DISSEMINATED INFECTION CAUSED BY BATTEY TYPE MYCOBACTERIA.


USE OF THE "HEIDBRINK WEIGHING GLASS" FOR THE RAPID GRAVIMETRIC MICRODETERMINATION OF SOLIDS IN SERUM AND URINE.


A RAPID METHOD TO DIMINISH NONSPECIFIC REACTIONS IN IMMUNOFLUORESCENCE, WITH THE USE OF TAGGED 7S GAMMA-GLOBULIN IMMUNE SERUMS.


PERSISTENCE OF LEUKOCYTES AND ERYTHROCYTES IN REFRIGERATED ACID AND ALKALINE URINE.


FATAL CORONARY EMBOLISM FROM A MYXOMATOUS POLYP OF THE AORTIC VALVE; AN UNUSUAL CAUSE OF SUDDEN DEATH.


ELASTOFIBROMA DORSI.

ELASTOFIBROMA DORSI.


NECROTIZING ANGIITIS ASSOCIATED WITH EMBOLIZATION OF CHOLESTEROL. CASE REPORT, WITH EMPHASIS ON THE USE OF THE MUSCLE BIOPSY AS A DIAGNOSTIC AID.


IN MEMORIAM: JAMES BELL BULLITT, 1874-1964.


STATUS OF CLINICAL HEMOGLOBINOMETRY IN THE UNITED STATES.


SIGNIFICANCE OF PLASMA DEHYDROISOANDROSTERONE AND ANDROSTERONE SULFATES IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF VIRILIZING DISORDERS.


GAMETOGENIC PRECOCITY IN A TWELVE-MONTH-OLD FEMALE: A CASE REPORT.


INDUCTION OF OVULATION WITH CLOMIPHENE.

INDUCTION OF OVULATION WITH CLOMIPHENE.


CARCINOMA OF THE CERVIX. RESULTS OF TREATMENT BY RADIATION ALONE AND BY COMBINED RADIATION AND SURGICAL THERAPY IN 335 PATIENTS.


COMBINED INTRA-ARTERIAL CHEMOTHERAPY AND RADIATION TREATMENT FOR ADVANCED CERVICAL CARCINOMA. THE MCCALL TECHNIQUE AND RESULTS.


HEMODYNAMIC ACTION OF VASOPRESSOR AND VASODEPRESSOR AGENTS IN ENDOTOXIN SHOCK.


UPPER GASTROINTESTINAL HEMORRHAGE AFTER SEPTIC ABORTION.


ENDOCRINE EFFECTS OF SUCKLING MIRRORED BY COLLAGEN CHANGES IN ENDOMETRIUM. V. EXTRACELLULAR STUDIES OF UTERUS.


THERAPEUTIC ABORTION, STERILIZATION, AND CONTRACEPTION.


COMPARATIVE ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF THE HEMOCHORIAL PLACENTA.


ANALYSIS OF TROPHOBLASTIC CELLS IN VITRO BY TIME-LAPSE PHOTOGRAPHY.


OBSERVATION OF FETAL HEART RATE DURING CESAREAN SECTION.


CEPHALOMETRY WITH ULTRASOUND.

CEPHALOMETRY WITH ULTRASOUND.


UMBILICAL BLOOD FLOW IN HEALTHY NEWBORN INFANTS DURING THE FIRST MINUTES AFTER BIRTH.


IN VITRO HYPERPOLARIZING EFFECT OF ADRENALINE ON HUMAN MYOMETRIAL CELL.


CYTOLOGICAL STUDIES AFTER INSERTION OF INTRAUTERINE CONTRACEPTIVE DEVICES.


THE VAGINAL MATURATION INDEX AND ENDOMETRIAL CARCINOMA.


OBSTETRICAL COMPLICATIONS FOLLOWING INTRAVENOUS ISOXSUPRINE IN THE ACTIVE PHASE OF LABOR.


ABDOMINAL RETENTION OF A DEAD FETUS FOLLOWING SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF THE UTERUS DURING PREGNANCY.


SYMPOSIUM FOR THE RESTORATION OF FUNCTION IN THE HAND. FOREWORD.


THE EFFECT OF ENDOTOXIN ON THE THYMUS OF YOUNG MICE.


PROBLEMS OF TENDON SURGERY.

PROBLEMS OF TENDON SURGERY.


BLOOD SUPPLY OF TENDONS.

BLOOD SUPPLY OF TENDONS.


MUSCLE TENDON KINETICS.

MUSCLE TENDON KINETICS.


PHYSIOLOGY OF TENDON REPAIR.

PHYSIOLOGY OF TENDON REPAIR.


FLEXOR TENDON REPAIR AND GRAFTING IN CHILDREN.


GANGRENE OF THE EXTREMITIES IN THE NEWBORN AND INFANT.


ARTIFICIAL TENDONS. EARLY DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION.


HEALING OF TENDON WOUNDS.

HEALING OF TENDON WOUNDS.


INCISIONS AND TECHNICS IN TENDON GRAFTING.


SUTURE MATERIALS AND TENDON JUNCTURES.

SUTURE MATERIALS AND TENDON JUNCTURES.


TENDON TRANSFERS AFTER ISCHEMIC CONTRACTURE OF THE FOREARM. CLASSIFICATION IN RELATION TO INTRINSIC MUSCLE DISORDERS.


RELATION OF TOUCH AND DEEP SENSATION TO HAND RECONSTRUCTION.


SURGICAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR RHEUMATOID DISEASE IN THE FOREARM AND WRIST.


RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS IN THE HAND.

RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS IN THE HAND.


TENDON GRAFTING AND TENDON SUTURE IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


TENDON SURGERY OF THE FUTURE.

TENDON SURGERY OF THE FUTURE.


SYMPOSIUM FOR THE RESTORATION OF FUNCTION IN THE HAND. PANEL DISCUSSION.


ILEAN CONDUIT FOR URINARY DIVERSION WITH POSTOPERATIVE GASTROSTOMY.


MANAGEMENT OF PAROTID TUMORS.

MANAGEMENT OF PAROTID TUMORS.


CARCINOMA OF THE ESOPHAGUS WITH A HISTORY OF LYE INGESTION.


CORTISONE AND THE CEREBROSPINAL FLUID OF NONCASTRATED CATS.


TRANSCOCCYGEAL APPROACH TO THE SEMINAL VESICLES.


STRENGTH OF ANASTOMOSES IN AORTIC PROSTHETIC GRAFTS.


EFFECT OF A SYNTHETIC ANDROGEN (TESTOSTERONE BETA CYCLOPENTYLPROPIONATE) ON DENERVATED CANINE GASTRIC POUCHES.


INHIBITION OF THE SECRETIN MECHANISM BY LOCAL ANESTHETICS.


EFFECT OF ALCOHOL ON PANCREATIC DUCT PRESSURE.


SIGNIFICANCE OF CLEAN WOUND CULTURES.

SIGNIFICANCE OF CLEAN WOUND CULTURES.


HYPERPARATHYROID-LIKE STATE IN RABBITS WITH THE VX-2 CARCINOMA: FURTHER STUDIES.


INCIDENCE OF OSTEOMYELITIS IN COMPOUND FRACTURES.


EFFECT OF ANESTHETICS ON THE HEART.

EFFECT OF ANESTHETICS ON THE HEART.


USE OF ISLAND FLAPS TO RESTORE FACIAL LOSS.


EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OF FACIAL FRACTURES FOLLOWING AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS.


ACUTE RESISTANT POSTOPERATIVE ATELECTASIS IN INFANCY.


RETINAL DETACHMENT AND THE SCLERAL BUCKLING PROCEDURE.


NEONATAL GASTRIC PERFORATION.

NEONATAL GASTRIC PERFORATION.


EFFECTS OF CALCIUM ION ON KANAMYCIN ACTIVITY.


HERNIATION OF RUPTURED SINUS VALSALVA ANEURYSM THROUGH THE TRICUSPID ORIFICE: CASE REPORT.


MORBIDITY FOLLOWING GASTRIC RESECTION FOR DUODENAL ULCER WITH AND WITHOUT VAGOTOMY.


ADENOCARCINOMA OF THE APPENDIX ASSOCIATED WITH MULTIPLE ADENOCARCINOMAS OF THE COLON.


HEMODILUTION PERFUSION IN ROTATING DISC OXYGENATORS.


SPLENIC RUPTURE AND INFECTIOUS MONONUCLEOSIS.


SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF THE RECTUM WITH EVISCERATION OF LOOPS OF ILEUM THROUGH THE ANUS.


FIBROSARCOMA OF THE BREAST. CASE REPORT AND LITERATURE REVIEW.


FEMORAL HERNIAS IN INFANTS AND YOUNG CHILDREN. CASE REPORT.


DUPLICATION OF THE STOMACH. CASE REPORT.


GIANT CELL CARCINOMA OF THE LUNG.

GIANT CELL CARCINOMA OF THE LUNG.


ADENOCARCINOMA OF THE PROXIMAL JEJUNUM.

ADENOCARCINOMA OF THE PROXIMAL JEJUNUM.


INDEMNIFICATION AND THE SURGEON.

INDEMNIFICATION AND THE SURGEON.


PRIMARY CUTANEOUS BLASTOMYCOSIS SUCCESSFULLY TREATED WITH AMPHOTERICIN B. CASE REPORT.


HYDRONEPHROSIS: REVIEW OF 74 CASES OF HYDRONEPHROSIS IN ADULTS DURING THE PERIOD OF 1952 TO 1963 TREATMENT AND RESULTS.


CHANGES IN CARDIOPULMONARY FUNCTIONS RELATED TO ABSTINENCE FROM SMOKING. STUDIES IN YOUNG CIGARETTE SMOKERS AT REST AND EXERCISE AT 3 AND 6 WEEKS OF ABSTINENCE.


CARDIAC PACEMAKING. I. CLINICAL EXPERIENCE.


INFLUENCE OF DIETARY SODIUM ON RENAL FUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC RENAL DISEASE.


CARDIAC PACEMAKING. II. PHYSIOLOGICAL STUDIES.


A CONTROLLED STUDY OF INDUCED DIURESIS IN BARBITURATE INTOXICATION.


HEREDITARY MALE PSEUDOHERMAPHRODITISM WITH HYPOGONADISM, HYPOSPADIAS, AND GYNECOMASTIA: REIFENSTEIN'S SYNDROME.


STUDIES ON THE PATHOGENESIS OF RHEUMATOID JOINT INFLAMMATION. I. THE "R.A. CELL" AND A WORKING HYPOTHESIS.


STUDIES ON THE PATHOGENESIS OF RHEUMATOID JOINT INFLAMMATION. II. INTRACYTOPLASMIC PARTICULATE COMPLEXES IN RHEUMATOID SYNOVIAL FLUIDS.


STUDIES ON THE PATHOGENESIS OF RHEUMATOID JOINT INFLAMMATION. 3. THE EXPERIMENTAL PRODUCTION OF ARTHRITIS BY THE INTRA-ARTICULAR INJECTION OF PURIFIED 7S GAMMA GLOBULIN.


PULMONARY ALVEOLAR PROTEINOSIS. REPORT OF SIX CASES, REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE, AND FORMULATION OF A NEW THEORY.


A FAMILY STUDY OF PHOSPHORYLASE DEFICIENCY IN MUSCLE.


GRANULOMATOUS PERITONITIS SECONDARY TO CORN STARCH.


MCARDLE'S SYNDROME WITH PREVIOUSLY UNREPORTED ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC AND SERUM ENZYME ABNORMALITIES.


ACUTE MONARTICULAR ARTHRITIS AFTER VACCINATION. REPORT OF A CASE WITH ISOLATION OF VACCINIA VIRUS FROM SYNOVIAL FLUID.


PNEUMONIA DUE TO HERPES ZOSTER. REPORT OF A CASE AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.


PULMONARY ALVEOLAR PROTEINOSIS. A CASE WITH IMPROVEMENT AFTER A SHORT COURSE OF ENDOBRONCHIAL INSTILLATIONS OF HEPARIN.


OBSERVATIONS ON CEREBRAL CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM IN MAN.


MOSES MAIMONIDES (1135 TO 1204).

MOSES MAIMONIDES (1135 TO 1204).


MUSCLE PHOSPHORYLASE DEFICIENCY.

MUSCLE PHOSPHORYLASE DEFICIENCY.


HEAVY PARTICLES AND THE BRAGG PEAK IN THERAPY.


THE BIRTH OF A SYNDROME (B. MCARDLE).

THE BIRTH OF A SYNDROME (B. MCARDLE).


CHANGE OF BODY SIZE AND FORM DURING GROWTH IN FINNISH CHILDREN.


GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS AND HEALTH OF FINNISH CHILDREN: CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY.


HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF FINNISH CHILDREN.


THE ORIGIN OF PHYSICAL MEDICINE.

THE ORIGIN OF PHYSICAL MEDICINE.


THE CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME. LONG-TERM FOLLOW-UP SHOWING RELATION OF LATENCY MEASUREMENTS TO RESPONSE TO TREATMENT.


"FROZEN SHOULDER". EVALUATION OF TREATMENT WITH HYDROCORTISONE INJECTIONS AND EXERCISES.


TRIAL OF MEFENAMIC ACID.

TRIAL OF MEFENAMIC ACID.


COMPRESSION NEUROPATHY OF THE ULNAR NERVE AT THE ELBOW.


BRITISH SPAS TO-DAY.

BRITISH SPAS TO-DAY.


TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT DYSFUNCTION ASSOCIATED WITH CERVICAL TRACTION.


AN ATTEMPT TO MEASURE SPASTICITY OBJECTIVELY AND THE EFFECT ON THESE MEASUREMENTS OF CARISOPRODOL.


CARCINOMA OF THE RECTUM.

CARCINOMA OF THE RECTUM.


SIR GORDON GORDON-TAYLOR: SURGEON, AMBASSADOR, SCHOLAR AND ORATOR.


OSTEOCHONDRODYSTROPHIA DEFORMANS WITH MUCOPOLYSACCHARIDOSIS.


URINARY EXCRETION OF GONADOTROPHINS WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO CHILDREN.


LYMPHANGIOGRAPHY AND CHROMOSOME STUDIES IN FEMALES WITH LYMPHOEDEMA AND POSSIBLE OVARIAN DYSGENESIS.


THE RENAL EXCRETION OF HYDROGEN IONS IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN.


AN INBORN DEFECT OF INTESTINAL ABSORPTION OF CERTAIN MONOSACCHARIDES.


A-BETA-LIPOPROTEINAEMIA.

A-BETA-LIPOPROTEINAEMIA.


A-BETA-LIPOPROTEINAEMIA (BASSEN-KORNZWEIG SYNDROME): REPORT OF A CASE.


MEGALOBLASTIC ANAEMIA IN PREMATURE INFANTS.


DYSCEPHALIA MANDIBULO-OCULO-FACIALIS. (HALLERMANN-STREIFF SYNDROME).


THE RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME OF THE NEWBORN: IMMATURITY VERSUS PREMATURITY.


THYROTOXICOSIS IN CHILDREN: A FOLLOW-UP STUDY.


EXTERNAL INJURY CAUSING FOETAL DEFORMITY.


THE INFLUENCE OF ANDROGEN TREATMENT ON ULTIMATE HEIGHT IN MALES.


AN ASSESSMENT OF GASTRIC ACID SECRETORY RESPONSE WITH 'MAXIMAL' AUGMENTED HISTAMINE STIMULATION IN CHILDREN WITH PEPTIC ULCER.


STUDIES IN OSTEOPETROSIS.

STUDIES IN OSTEOPETROSIS.


PARTIAL DELETION OF THE SHORT ARMS OF A CHROMOSOME OF THE 4-5 GROUP (DENVER).


INTRATHORACIC KIDNEY IN A PREMATURE INFANT.


FANCONI'S ANAEMIA WITH HYDROCEPHALUS AND THYROID ABNORMALITY.


OBSTETRICAL PARALYSIS DUE TO ISCHAEMIA OF THE SPINAL CORD.


CONJUGATION REACTIONS IN THE NEWBORN INFANT: THE METABOLISM OF PARA-AMINOBENZOIC ACID.


RENAL LESIONS ASSOCIATED WITH GOLD THERAPY; LIGHT AND ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDIES.


OSMOTIC PRESSURE GRADIENTS AND JOINT EFFUSIONS.


GAMMA GLOBULIN METABOLISM IN RABBITS IMMUNIZED WITH AUTOLOGOUS DENATURED GAMMA GLOBULIN.


A STUDY OF RHEUMATOID FACTOR TITERS IN PATIENTS RECEIVING PLASMA AND GAMMA GLOBULIN.


URINARY HYDROXYPROLINE LEVELS IN AN AGED POPULATION. A STUDY OF NON-OSTEOPOROTIC AND OSTEOPOROTIC PATIENTS.


THE EFFECT OF HYDRALAZINE (APRESOLINE) ON COLLAGEN SYNTHESIS IN CARRAGEENIN GRANULOMAS.


THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


THE PROGRESSIVE NATURE OF GOUT WITH INADEQUATE THERAPY.


RAISING THE BITE. INHERITED ASPECTS OF OCCLUSION.


RAISING THE BITE. THE ORTHODONTIC APPROACH.


RAISING THE BITE. RESTORATION FOLLOWING ACQUIRED ABNORMALITIES.


PLANNING FOR DENTISTRY.

PLANNING FOR DENTISTRY.


A SURVEY OF THE DENTAL HEALTH AND ATTITUDES TOWARDS DENTISTRY IN TWO COMMUNITIES. 1. SOCIOLOGICAL DATA.


THE HEARING THRESHOLD LEVELS OF DENTAL PRACTITIONERS EXPOSED TO AIR TURBINE DRILL NOISE.


INTRA-ALVEOLAR ROOT RE-FRACTURE TREATED BY INTERNAL SPLINTING.


EOSINOPHILIC GRANULOMA. REPORT OF A CASE.


FOREIGN BODY IN THE ANTRUM.

FOREIGN BODY IN THE ANTRUM.


UNDERNUTRITION AND BRAIN FUNCTION.

UNDERNUTRITION AND BRAIN FUNCTION.


INDUSTRIAL PENTACHLOROPHENOL POISONING IN WINNIPEG. Enquiry into the occupational history of a patient presenting with stupor, hyperpyrexia and profuse sweating, and dying at a Winnipeg hospital a few hours later in coma, finally led to the identification of pentachlorophenol-a substance widely used as a wood preservative-as the cause of death of this worker and the cause of non-fatal intoxication in four other workers engaged by wood-processing plants. In these latter four cases the prominent clinical symptoms were sweating, weight loss and gastrointestinal complaints. A review of the literature revealed that pentachlorophenol exerts its toxicity following cutaneous absorption or inhalation by interference with oxidative phosphorylation, resulting in excessive release of heat. This substance has been the cause of several deaths in other countries. Observance of simple precautionary measures that ensure adequate ventilation and skin protection should suffice in making this industrially useful product safe.


PSYCHOSOMATIC PRINCIPLES.

PSYCHOSOMATIC PRINCIPLES. There are four lines of development that might be called psychosomatic principles. The first represents the work initiated by Claude Bernard, Cannon, and others, in neurophysiology and endocrinology in relationship to stress. The second is the application of psychoanalytic formulations to the understanding of illness. The third is in the development of the social sciences, particularly anthropology, social psychology and sociology with respect to the emotional life of man, and, fourth, there is an increased application of epidemiological techniques to the understanding and incidence of disease and its causes. These principles can be applied to the concepts of comprehensive medicine and they bid fair to be unifying and helpful in its study. This means that future practitioners, as well as those working in the field of psychosomatic medicine, are going to have to have a much more precise knowledge of the influence of emotions on bodily processes.


AN IMMUNO-ELECTROPHORETIC APPARATUS: STUDIES IN TUBERCULOSIS. Serum applied as a streak to a strip of filter-paper can be separated into six main bands, depending upon respective molecular weights (electrophoresis). When such bands of protein are exposed to a polyvalent anti-human serum diffusing in at right angles, at least 18 protein components can be identified as precipitation arcs (immunoelectrophoresis).Using immunoelectrophoresis, 202 sera taken at intervals from 86 patients with tuberculosis were compared with 160 sera from healthy persons and patients with non-tuberculous disease. With clinical recovery from tuberculosis, shrinkage of the beta-2 macroglobulin band was observed, and a gamma-1 globulin arc appeared or was accentuated. This finding suggests an early antibody response of large molecules, and a later defence by slowly developing small molecules, as seen in many common infections. The macroglobulins involved were found to be selectively adsorbed on attapulgite clay particles. This technique should be useful in developing serological tests for active tuberculosis.The apparatus used was designed and built by the authors at trivial cost. Its construction and operation are described.


TREATMENT OF CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE WITH TRIAMTERENE. Triamterene, a newer oral diuretic, was administered to nine hospitalized patients with congestive heart failure for an average of 15 days, and to 22 ambulatory patients for a period of three to 11 months. The daily dosage of triamterene ranged from 50 to 250 mg., but usually 100-200 mg. was administered daily in two divided doses, with or without the addition of 50 mg. of hydrochlorothiazide daily.Triamterene is a safe and effective diuretic at doses of 100-200 mg. daily and no drug tolerance develops with long-term therapy. However, when used alone, it is not as effective as hydrochlorothiazide, but in combination with the latter drug the resultant diuresis is unsurpassed by any other oral diuretic therapy that we have used to date.Triamterene itself does not produce kaliuresis and it blocks thiazide-induced kaliuresis. Serum uric acid levels may rise slightly, but no clinical gout was seen in this study.


OBSERVATIONS ON COMMUNITY SCHOOL FACILITIES FOR THE MENTALLY RETARDED AND ADMISSIONS TO INSTITUTIONS IN ONTARIO, 1954-63. The relationship between community school facilities and first admissions of mentally retarded children to Ontario Institutions was investigated for the period 1954-1963. The number of educable (I.Q. 50-75) mentally retarded children aged 6-16 years in community schools rose consistently (92.1/100,000 population in 1954 to 190.1 in 1963), while first admissions of educable mentally retarded persons aged 5-19 years to Ontario Hospital Schools showed no consistent trend (2.0/100,000 in 1954 and 2.0 in 1963). The number of trainable (I.Q. 20-50) mentally retarded children aged 5-18 years in community retarded children's schools rose steadily (10.9/100,000 population in 1954 to 42.8 in 1963), while first admissions in this category aged 5-19 years demonstrated no consistent trend (2.6/100,000 in 1954 and 2.2 in 1963).No indication was found that the age distribution of these first admissions had changed from 1954 to 1963. Any effect that increased school facilities might have had in reducing first admissions may have been nullified by the very large demand for a limited number of beds.


HEREDITARY METHEMOGLOBINEMIC CYANOSIS IN A MAN WITH ATRIAL SEPTAL DEFECT.


TWO CASES OF VERTEBRAL-BASILAR ANEURYSM.


THE VIRUS LABORATORY AND THE CLINICIAN.

THE VIRUS LABORATORY AND THE CLINICIAN.


REPORTING OF ADVERSE REACTIONS TO DRUGS.


WHY SO FEW NEGRO ADOPTIONS?

WHY SO FEW NEGRO ADOPTIONS?


SYSTEMIC AND CORONARY ENERGETICS IN THE RESTING UNANESTHETIZED DOG.


HOMEMAKER SERVICE IN NEGLECT AND ABUSE. II. A TOOL FOR CASE EVALUATION.


HOMEMAKER SERVICE IN NEGLECT AND ABUSE. I. STRENGTHENING FAMILY LIFE.


THE CASEWORKER'S ROLE IN SMALL GROUP HOMES.


OSCILLATORY FLOW IMPEDANCE IN ELECTRICAL ANALOG OF ARTERIAL SYSTEM: REPRESENTATION OF SLEEVE EFFECT AND NON-NEWTONIAN PROPERTIES OF BLOOD.


CORONARY INFLOW AND OXYGEN USAGE FOLLOWING CARDIAC SYMPATHETIC NERVE STIMULATION IN UNANESTHETIZED DOGS.


HEMODYNAMIC ASPECTS OF PROLONGED INFUSION OF ANGIOTENSIN INTO UNANESTHETIZED DOGS.


EFFECTS OF ADOPTION ON CHILDREN FROM INSTITUTIONS.


CARDIAC ACTION OF VASOACTIVE POLYPEPTIDES IN THE RAT. I. BRADYKININ. II. ANGIOTENSIN.


INDUCED PRESSURE GRADIENTS ACROSS INFUNDIBULAR ZONE OF RIGHT VENTRICLE IN NORMAL DOGS.


COMPARATIVE CARDIOVASCULAR EFFECTS OF TYRAMINE, EPHEDRINE, AND NOREPINEPHRINE IN MAN.


WHAT HOPE FOR THE CHILD WITH EPILEPSY?

WHAT HOPE FOR THE CHILD WITH EPILEPSY?


TRANSFER OF CARBON MONOXIDE AND NITROUS OXIDE IN THE ARTIFICIALLY PERFUSED SHEEP PLACENTA.


LIVER, BILE AND JAUNDICE.

LIVER, BILE AND JAUNDICE.


THE MANAGEMENT OF ENDOTOXIC SHOCK.

THE MANAGEMENT OF ENDOTOXIC SHOCK.


SOCIAL PROGRESS THROUGH SOCIAL PLANNING.


CONSTRUCTIVE USES OF A HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE.


PIGEON CROP-STIMULATING ACTIVITY (PROLACTIN) IN THE ADENOHYPOPHYSIS OF LUNGFISH AND TETRAPODS.


GASTROINTESTINAL HAEMORRHAGE AND PROTEIN LOSS IN PRIMARY AMYLOIDOSIS.


TREATMENT OF GASTRIC ULCER WITH CARBENOXOLONE SODIUM AND OESTROGENS.


DUODENAL ULCERATION IN CHILDREN.

DUODENAL ULCERATION IN CHILDREN.


CAUSAL INFLUENCES IN HAEMATEMESIS AND MELAENA.


CONGENITAL CHLORIDORRHOEA OR SO-CALLED CONGENITAL ALKALOSIS WITH DIARRHOEA.


LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS CELL PHENOMENON IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC ULCERATIVE COLITIS.


EFFECT OF MORPHINE, PROSTIGMINE, PETHIDINE, AND PROBANTHINE ON THE HUMAN COLON IN DIVERTICULOSIS STUDIED BY INTRALUMINAL PRESSURE RECORDING AND CINERADIOGRAPHY.


AUTOANTIBODIES IN SIMPLE ATROPHIC GASTRITIS.


ABSORPTION STUDIES AFTER GASTROJEJUNOSTOMY WITH AND WITHOUT VAGOTOMY.


CONTRIBUTION OF THE EXTERNAL ANAL SPHINCTER TO THE PRESSURE ZONE IN THE ANAL CANAL.


HAEMANGIOPERICYTOMA OF THE STOMACH.

HAEMANGIOPERICYTOMA OF THE STOMACH.


MALABSORPTION SYNDROME ASSOCIATED WITH CARCINOMA OF THE BRONCHUS.


REFLUX AFTER CARDIOMYOTOMY.

REFLUX AFTER CARDIOMYOTOMY.


MULTIPLE CONGENITAL STENOSES OF THE ILEUM IN AN ADULT.


GALL STONES IN DIVERTICULA OF THE LOWER COMMON BILE DUCT.


GASTRIC FIBROMA WITH EOSINOPHILIC INFILTRATION.


HOSPITAL PHARMACY EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS.

HOSPITAL PHARMACY EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS.


CROSBY SMALL-INTESTINAL CAPSULE WITH RADIO-OPAQUE TUBE AND LATEX SHEATH.


NATIVE AND UNFOLDED STATES OF PEPSINOGEN. 3. REDUCTION AND REOXIDATION OF THE DISULFIDE BONDS OF PEPSINOGEN.


MEDICINE AND THE GENERAL PRACTITIONER IN AUSTRALIA.


THE PLACE OF THE FAMILY DOCTOR IN OBSTETRICS IN THE FUTURE.


STREPTOCOCCAL SORE THROAT AND PROTEINURIA.


THE ELECTROCARDIOGRAPH IN GENERAL PRACTICE.


HAEMOGLOBIN LEVELS OF PREGNANT RURAL WOMEN.


THE EPILEPTIC SCHOOL LEAVER.

THE EPILEPTIC SCHOOL LEAVER.


CYSTIC FIBROSIS IN CHILDHOOD.

CYSTIC FIBROSIS IN CHILDHOOD.


FEMALE FOOT DEFORMATION IN MODERN EUROPE AND IN ANCIENT CHINA.


A RESOLUTE UTERUS.

A RESOLUTE UTERUS.


POSTGRADUATE TRAINING FOR THE GENERAL PRACTITIONER.


ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY: A REPORT ON A POSTGRADUATE STUDY.


HEREDITARY MUSCULAR ATROPHY.

HEREDITARY MUSCULAR ATROPHY.


DIETARY FAT SUPPLEMENTS, BODY WEIGHT AND OSTEOARTHRITIS IN DBA-2JN MICE.


EFFECT OF DIETARY ENERGY INTAKE ON PROTEIN DEFICIENCY SYMPTOMS AND BODY COMPOSITION OF BABY PIGS FED EQUALIZED BUT SUBOPTIMAL AMOUNTS OF PROTEIN.


EFFECT OF PENICILLIN ADDED TO AN UNHEATED SOYBEAN DIET ON CYSTINE EXCRETION IN FECES OF THE RAT.


PREVENTION OF COPROPHAGY IN THE RAT AND THE GROWTH-STIMULATING EFFECTS OF METHIONINE, CYSTINE AND PENICILLIN WHEN ADDED TO DIETS CONTAINING UNHEATED SOYBEANS.


MANGANESE METABOLISM IN COLLEGE MEN CONSUMING VEGETARIAN DIETS.


EFFECT ON NITROGEN RETENTION OF MEN OF ALTERING THE INTAKE OF ESSENTIAL AMINO ACIDS WITH TOTAL NITROGEN HELD CONSTANT.


INFLUENCE OF CITRUS PECTIN FEEDING ON LIPID METABOLISM AND BODY COMPOSITION OF SWINE.


THE ABSENCE OF THYROID HORMONES IN A GROWTH FACTOR OF DUODENAL POWDER.


PROTEIN UTILIZATION IN GROWING RATS. I. RELATIVE GROWTH INDEX AS A BIOASSAY PROCEDURE.


EFFECT OF PROTEIN MALNUTRITION ON THE DNA CONTENT OF RAT LIVER.


EFFECT OF EXCESS OF VITAMIN A ON SULFUR METABOLISM IN THE RAT.


VARIATIONS IN THE URINARY CREATININE EXCRETION OF RATS FED DIETS WITH DIFFERENT PROTEIN AND AMINO ACID CONTENT.


INFLUENCE OF DIETARY FAT ON TRIGLYCERIDE STRUCTURE IN THE RAT.


ENVIRONMENTAL TEMPERATURE AND GROWTH INHIBITION OF WEANLING RATS FED RAW SOYBEAN RATIONS.


ACTION OF LINOLENIC AND DOCOSAHEXAENOIC ACIDS UPON THE EICOSATRIENOIC ACID LEVEL IN RAT LIPIDS.


EXCRETION OF TOTAL NITROGEN, LYSINE AND METHIONINE BY RATS AS AFFECTED BY THE TYPE OF CARBOHYDRATE IN THE DIET.


THE MYOCARDIOPATHIES. STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL CHANGES.


INFLUENCE OF DIETARY PROTEIN ON COMPLEMENT, PROPERDIN, AND HEMOLYSIN IN ADULT PROTEIN-DEPLETED RATS.


THE MYOCARDIOPATHIES. HEMODYNAMIC ALTERATIONS.


THE MYOCARDIOPATHIES. SOME ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC FEATURES.


THE MYOCARDIOPATHIES. THERAPY AND PROGNOSIS.


ELDERCARE VERSUS MEDICARE.

ELDERCARE VERSUS MEDICARE.


FIVE NEW CHIGGERS FROM SOUTHWESTERN UNITED STATES (ACARINA:TROMBICULIDAE).


STUDIES ON SOUTHEAST ASIAN HAEMAPHYSALIS TICKS (IXODOIDEA, IXODIDAE). H. ATHERURUS SP. N. AND REDESCRIPTION OF TYPE MATERIAL OF H. BIRMANIAE SUPINO, 1897.


ORNITHONYSSUS SYLVIARUM (ACARINA: MESOSTIGMATA) FROM WILD BIRDS AND THEIR NESTS.


CERCARIA AND FIRST INTERMEDIATE HOST OF EURYHELMIS SQUAMULA.


MONORCHIIDAE (TREMATODA) FROM FISHES OF APALACHEE BAY, GULF OF MEXICO.


STUDIES ON HELMINTHS OF NORTH CAROLINA VERTEBRATES. IV. PARASTRIGEA TULIPOIDES SP. N., A TREMATODE (STRIGEIDA:STRIGEIDAE) FROM THE RED-SHOULDERED HAWK.


DIGENETIC TREMATODES OF FERAL RATS FROM MALAYSIA WITH DESCRIPTIONS OF BEAVERIA BEAVERI AND B. MICROACETABULUM GEN. N., SPP. N., OF A NEW SUBFAMILY BEAVERIINAE (TROGLOTREMATIDAE).


STUDIES ON MONOGENETIC TREMATODES. 28. GILL PARASITES OF THE PIRANHA WITH PROPOSAL OF ANACANTHORUS GEN. N.


CILIOCINCTA SABELLARIAE GEN. AND SP. N., AN ORTHONECTID MESOZOAN FROM THE POLYCHAETE SABELLARIA CEMENTARIUM MOORE.


"THEREBY HANGS A TAIL".

"THEREBY HANGS A TAIL".


A HISTOPATHOLOGIC STUDY OF MICE INFECTED WITH THE LARVAL STAGE OF MULTICEPS SERIALIS.


HYDROMERMIS ITASCENSIS SP. N. (NEMATODA: MERMITHIDAE) A PARASITE OF GLYPTOTENDIPES LOBIFERUS (SAY) (DIPTERA:CHIRONOMIDAE) AND THE TAXONOMIC STATUS OF GASTROMERMIS.


TRICHOSTRONGYLUS ASKIVALI (NEMATODA:TRICHOSTRONGYLIDAE). A FULL DESCRIPTION.


SOME HOST RESPONSES OF MINATURE PIGS TO INFECTION WITH TRICHINELLA SPIRALIS.


IDENTIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF ANTIGENIC COMPONENTS OF SHEEP HYDATID FLUID BY  IMMUNOELECTROPHORESIS.


THE UTILIZATION OF C-14O-2 IN THE PRODUCTION OF ACID METABOLITES BY MONILIFORMIS DUBIUS (ACANTHOCEPHALA).


TREHALOSE SYNTHESIS AND HYDROLYSIS IN ASCARIS SUUM.


TRANSMISSION OF A NEW STRAIN OF PLASMODIUM CYNOMOLGI TO MAN.


FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY REACTIONS AGAINST SIX SPECIES OF SIMIAN MALARIA IN MONKEYS FROM INDIA AND MALAYSIA.


EIMERIA SCELOPORIS AND EIMERIA MOLOCHIS SPP. N. FROM LIZARDS.


TRANSMISSION OF THE HEMOFLAGELLATE, CRYPTOBIA SALMOSITICA KATZ, 1951, BY A RHYNCHOBDELLID VECTOR.


THE CHOLINERGIC COMPONENT IN THE SYMPATHETIC INNERVATION TO THE SPLEEN.


EFFECTS OF TETRAETHYLAMMONIUM ON SYNAPTIC TRANSMISSION IN THE FROG SYMPATHETIC GANGLION.


THE SYMPATHOMIMETIC EFFECTS OF 2-PYRIDINE ALDOXIME METHYLCHLORIDE (2-PAM CL).


EVIDENCE FOR EXTRANEURONAL BINDING OF NOREPINEPHRINE.


MECHANISM OF THE SYMPATHOMIMETIC RESPONSE OF THE CAT'S IRIS TO NICOTINE.


"FALSE NEUROCHEMICAL TRANSMITTERS" AND THE MECHANISM OF SYMPATHETIC BLOCKADE BY MONOAMINE OXIDASE INHIBITORS.


THE ANTIARRHYTHMIC ACTIONS OF BETA ADRENERGIC BLOCKING AGENTS.


THE INFLUENCE OF RESERPINE PRETREATMENT ON THE CONTRACTILE AND METABOLIC EFFECTS PRODUCED BY OUABAIN ON ISOLATED RABBIT LEFT ATRIA.


PROTECTIVE ACTION OF QUINDONIUM BROMIDE (W3366A) AGAINST HEMORRHAGE SHOCK IN DOGS.


QUINDONIUM BROMIDE--SOME ASPECTS OF THE CARDIOVASCULAR PHARMACOLOGY.


QUANTITATIVE RELATIONSHIP OF MOTOR ACTIVITY AND OXYGEN CONSUMPTION IN MICE.


COMPARISON BETWEEN THE EFFECTS OF HYPOTHALAMIC LESIONS ON BRAIN AMINE LEVELS AND DRUG ACTION.


THE UPTAKE OF 5-HYDROXYTRYPTAMINE AND HISTAMINE BY PARTICULATE FRACTIONS OF BRAIN.


DRUG METABOLISM IN HYPOTHERMIA. I. BILIARY EXCRETION OF C 14-ATROPINE METABOLITES IN THE INTACT AND NEPHRECTOMIZED RAT.


DRUG METABOLISM IN HYPOTHERMIA. II. C 14-ATROPINE UPTAKE, METABOLISM AND EXCRETION BY THE ISOLATED, PERFUSED RAT LIVER.


INHIBITION OF N'-METHYLNICOTINAMIDE SECRETION BY OUABAIN IN THE CHICKEN KIDNEY.


WHAT'S NEW IN SCHOOL HEARING PROGRAMS.

WHAT'S NEW IN SCHOOL HEARING PROGRAMS.


PHARMACOLOGICAL STUDIES WITH GUANISOQUIN.


ANALYSIS OF RECORDED PREVALENCE, AMOUNT OF MEDICAL CARE, ND FOLLOW THROUGH ON ORGANIC HEART DISEASE IN 95,000 PUPILS.


EXPERIENCES WITH EPILEPTIC CHILDREN IN A PUBLIC SCHOOL PROGRAM.


THE PHYSICAL ASPECTS OF MALENESS AND FEMALENESS.


CURRICULUM ORGANIZATION AND PUPIL OUTCOMES IN HEALTH INSTRUCTION.


PROBLEMS AND NEEDS IN COLLEGE HEALTH EDUCATION.


HEALTH IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND ATHLETICS.


"PUPPY-FAT" AND TONSILS-IN-SITU: CURRENT MYTHS OF SCHOOL-HEALTH SERVICES.


B'EK'ESY TRACINGS AND SITE OF LESION.

B'EK'ESY TRACINGS AND SITE OF LESION.


THE EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF SCHISTOSOMA MANSONI SAMBON 1907 IN THE INTERMEDIATE HOST.


DERMAL LEISHMANIASIS (BUSH YAWS) IN BRITISH GUIANA.


FOLLICULAR HYPERKERATOSIS.

FOLLICULAR HYPERKERATOSIS.


IMMUNISATION AGAINST POLIOMYELITIS DURING THE EPIDEMIC IN BRITISH GUIANA 1962-1963.


STAPHYLOCOCCAL ANTITOXIN VALUES IN THE SERA OF PERMANENT RESIDENTS AND VISITORS IN THAILAND.


TWO NIGERIAN PATIENTS WITH SICKLE-CELL TRAIT DISCUSSED AT THE HOSPITAL FOR TROPICAL DISEASES, LONDON.


INHIBITION OF SICKLING BY PHENOTHIAZINES: REVIEW OF PUBLISHED STUDIES AND REPORT ON RECENT PROGRESS.


MEDICAL PLANNING AND THE TRAINING OF PERSONNEL IN KENYA.


KAPOSI'S SARCOMA IN TANGANYIKA (TANZANIA).


CLINICAL TRIALS WITH BEPHENIUM HYDROXYNAPHTHOATE AGAINST ANCYLOSTOMA DUODENALE AND OTHER INTESTINAL HELMINTHS.


COMMENTARY ON URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS IN CHILDREN.


SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF GASTROINTESTINAL HEMORRHAGE FROM AN UNDETERMINED SOURCE.


SPURIOUSLY INCREASED URATE VALUES IN ALKAPTONURIA.


A PATIENT WITH PROGRESSIVE CARDIAC FAILURE: R'ESUM'E OF CASE.


SURGERY OF THE ARTHRITIC HAND: STERLING BUNNELL MEMORIAL LECTURE.


THE PREHOSPITALIZATION PHASE OF TREATMENT.


THE POSTHOSPITALIZATION PHASE OF TREATMENT.


THE FUTURE OF THE MENTAL HOSPITAL.

THE FUTURE OF THE MENTAL HOSPITAL.


PSYCHIATRIC INPATIENT CARE OF THE AGING.


PSYCHIATRIC INPATIENT CARE OF THE YOUNGER PATIENT.


OPERATIONS RESEARCH PROGRAMS IN THE MENTAL HOSPITAL.


HOSPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMS IN MENTAL RETARDATION AND MENTAL ILLNESS.


PROGRESS IN STATE PLANNING.

PROGRESS IN STATE PLANNING.


COMPARISON OF EXISTING COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS.


FOSTERING COLLABORATION BETWEEN MENTAL HOSPITALS AND COMMUNITY PHYSICIANS.


THE FUTURE OF LARGE PUBLIC MENTAL HOSPITALS.


SOME IMPLICATIONS OF CONTEMPORARY RESEARCH FOR TEACHING THE MENTALLY HANDICAPPED.


PERSONALITY VARIABLES AS DETERMINERS OF ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT OF THE MILDLY RETARDED.


VERBAL READINESS TRAINING FOR SLOW-LEARNING CHILDREN.


A COMPARISON OF MTAI SCORES.

A COMPARISON OF MTAI SCORES.


THE DEVELOPMENT OF A COMPREHENSIVE COTTAGE-LIFE PROGRAM.


INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING FOR COMMUNITY LIVING.


GENERAL OBSERVATIONS ON EUROPEAN PROGRAMS.


MENTAL RETARDATION AND ABNORMAL AMINOACIDURIAS OCCURRING IN A FAMILY.


PERITONEAL DIALYSIS AND RENAL FAILURE.

PERITONEAL DIALYSIS AND RENAL FAILURE.


EFFECT OF DIETARY FATS ON THE CHOLESTEROL AND CAROTENE METABOLISM.


CHANGES OF BODY COMPOSITION IN THE OBESE SUBJECTED TO DIFFERENT TYPES OF REDUCING REGIMENS. (PRELIMINARY COMMUNICATION).


CALCIFIED BODIES (IDIOPATHIC) IN THE BUCCAL SOFT TISSUES. REPORT OF A CASE.


EXPERIENCE WITH THIRTY-SIX DENTAL EXTRACTIONS IN PATIENTS WITH HEMOPHILIA AND CHRISTMAS DISEASE.


DELAYED TREATMENT OF FRACTURED CONDYLES. A CONSERVATIVE APPROACH.


TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT ARTHROSIS ASSOCIATED WITH PSORIASIS. REPORT OF A CASE.


ORAL MANIFESTATIONS ASSOCIATED WITH SCHAMBERG'S DISEASE. REPORT OF A CASE.


PLANT ENZYMES IN ORAL SURGERY.

PLANT ENZYMES IN ORAL SURGERY.


MONITORING DURING ANESTHESIA.

MONITORING DURING ANESTHESIA.


ADOLESCENT ENAMEL DECALCIFICATION. REPORT OF A CASE.


IMAGE-INTENSIFICATION FLUOROSIALOGRAPHY.


INADEQUATE ROENTGENOGRAPHIC EXAMINATION.


ORAL EPIDERMAL CYSTS AND PROBABLE HISTOGENESIS. REPORT OF A CASE.


MUCOCELES OF THE ORAL CAVITY.

MUCOCELES OF THE ORAL CAVITY.


ENAMEL PEARLS.

ENAMEL PEARLS.


DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF PULP CONDITIONS.


OCULAR TOOTH GERM IMPLANT IN THE ASCORBIC ACID-DEFICIENT GUINEA PIG.


EVALUATION OF 5-IODO-2' DEOXYURIDINE (IDU) IN HERPES SIMPLEX.


MANAGEMENT OF MANDIBULAR FRACTURE IN THE EDENTULOUS PATIENT. REPORT OF A CASE.


FACIAL PAIN OF OBSCURE ORIGIN. REPORT OF A CASE.


THE PROBLEM OF TERATOGENICITY.

THE PROBLEM OF TERATOGENICITY.


THE ROLE OF POISONS INFORMATION CENTRES.


THE AFTER-CARE OF SEVERE HEAD INJURIES.

THE AFTER-CARE OF SEVERE HEAD INJURIES.


DRUG TOXICITY IN GENERAL PRACTICE.

DRUG TOXICITY IN GENERAL PRACTICE.


THE JAMES MACKENZIE LECTURE. MEDICINE IN SOCIETY.


A SURVEY OF THE INCIDENCE OF SELF-MEDICATION.


THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF MEDICINE. DISCUSSION ON OBESITY.


CURRENT THERAPEUTICS. CCV. PARENTERAL IRON THERAPY.


PHYSICAL MEDICINE. I. THE SCOPE OF PHYSICAL MEDICINE.


CONTROL OF DRUG TOXICITY IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.


TOXICITY OF THE SULPHONAMIDES.

TOXICITY OF THE SULPHONAMIDES.


MEDICO-LEGAL ASPECTS OF DRUG TOXICITY.

MEDICO-LEGAL ASPECTS OF DRUG TOXICITY.


TOXICITY OF PENICILLIN.

TOXICITY OF PENICILLIN.


TOXICITY OF ANTIBIOTICS OTHER THAN PENICILLIN.


TOXICITY OF THE CORTICOSTEROIDS.

TOXICITY OF THE CORTICOSTEROIDS.


TOXICITY OF HYPOTENSIVE DRUGS.

TOXICITY OF HYPOTENSIVE DRUGS.


TOXICITY OF DIURETICS.

TOXICITY OF DIURETICS.


THE PROBLEM OF DRUG TOXICITY.

THE PROBLEM OF DRUG TOXICITY.


TOXICITY OF ANTICOAGULANT DRUGS.

TOXICITY OF ANTICOAGULANT DRUGS.


BARBITURATE TOXICITY.

BARBITURATE TOXICITY.


TOXICITY OF PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC DRUGS.

TOXICITY OF PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC DRUGS.


TOXIC EFFECTS OF ASPIRIN AND PHENACETIN.


DRUG TOXICITY AND THE DERMATOLOGIST.

DRUG TOXICITY AND THE DERMATOLOGIST.


DRUG TOXICITY IN CHILDREN.

DRUG TOXICITY IN CHILDREN.


THE EVALUATION OF DRUG TOXICITY.

THE EVALUATION OF DRUG TOXICITY.


THE PROBLEM OF ATHEROSCLEROSIS.

THE PROBLEM OF ATHEROSCLEROSIS.


CHARACTERISTICS OF MEN WITH INTERMITTENT CLAUDICATION.


TEMPORAL ARTERITIS.

TEMPORAL ARTERITIS.


CAROTID-VERTEBRAL ARTERY STENOSIS AND OCCLUSION.


THE THORACIC INLET SYNDROME.

THE THORACIC INLET SYNDROME.


RAYNAUD'S PHENOMENON.

RAYNAUD'S PHENOMENON.


THROMBOPHLEBITIS.

THROMBOPHLEBITIS.


SOME CARDIOLOGICAL PROBLEMS OF LIFE ASSURANCE.


THE FAMILY DOCTOR AND THE DIABETIC.

THE FAMILY DOCTOR AND THE DIABETIC.


A TRIAL OF PROVIDONE-IODINE OINTMENT IN THE TREATMENT OF LEG ULCERS.


THE STEIN-LEVENTHAL SYNDROME.

THE STEIN-LEVENTHAL SYNDROME.


GENERAL PRACTITIONERS' FORUM. DEPRESSION FOLLOWING CHILDBIRTH.


USE OF THE WRIGHT PEAK FLOW METER; A DOUBLE-BLIND TRIAL OF TWO BRONCHODILATOR AEROSOLS.


SODIUM GLUCALDRATE, A BUFFER ANTACID.

SODIUM GLUCALDRATE, A BUFFER ANTACID.


RESEARCH IN GENERAL PRACTICE.

RESEARCH IN GENERAL PRACTICE.


AN ANTI-HYPERTENSIVE COMBINATION.

AN ANTI-HYPERTENSIVE COMBINATION.


FAILURE IN HOSPITALS--SUCCESS IN GENERAL PRACTICE.


TOWARDS A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF CHRONIC BRONCHITIS AND ASTHMA.


THE FAMILIES OF BACKWARD READERS.

THE FAMILIES OF BACKWARD READERS.


VEGETABLES AND DISTILLED WATER: WILLIAM LAMBE, M.D. (1765-1847).


ETHACRYNIC ACID.

ETHACRYNIC ACID.


THERAPEUTIC HEAT.

THERAPEUTIC HEAT.


THE STRUCTURAL BASIS OF THE CONTRACTILE PROCESS IN HEART MUSCLE UNDER PHYSIOLOGICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL CONDITIONS.


DIGITALIS ACTION ON THE CELLS: FABLE, FACT, AND FANCY.


PROBLEMS IN THE USE OF DIGITALIS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE.


THE USE OF DIGITALIS IN CARDIOVASCULAR SURGERY.


PHYSICS IN THE TRAINING OF RADIOGRAPHERS; A BASIC PHYSICS SYLLABUS.


BASIC PHYSICS FOR RADIOGRAPHERS.

BASIC PHYSICS FOR RADIOGRAPHERS.


TRANSSEPTAL ANGIOGRAPHY.

TRANSSEPTAL ANGIOGRAPHY.


PHENACETIN: IS IT NEPHROTOXIC?

PHENACETIN: IS IT NEPHROTOXIC?


ACQUIRED DIVERTICULOSIS OF THE SMALL BOWEL.


PROBLEMS IN BILIARY SURGERY.

PROBLEMS IN BILIARY SURGERY.


BIOLOGICAL FORMATION OF MOLECULAR HYDROGEN. From a general standpoint, the formation of molecular hydrogen can be considered a device for disposal of electrons released in metabolic oxidations. We presume that this means of performing anaerobic oxidations is of ancient origin and that the hydrogen-evolving system of strict anaerobes represents a primitive form of cytochrome oxidase, which in aerobes effects the terminal step of respiration, namely the disposal of electrons by combination with molecular oxygen. We further assume that the original pattern of reactions leading to H(2) production has become modified in various ways (with respect to both mechanisms and functions) during the course of biochemical evolution, and we believe that this point of view suggests profitable approaches for clarifying a number of problems in the intermediary metabolism of microorganisms which produce or utilize H(2). Of special general importance in this connection is the basic problem of defining more precisely the fundamental elements in the regulatory control of anaerobic energy metabolism. Among the more specific aspects awaiting further elucidation are: the relations between formation of H(2) and use of H(2) as a primary reductant for biosynthetic purposes; the various forms of direct and indirect interactions between hydrogenase and N(2) reduction systems; and the transitional stages between anaerobic and aerobic energy-metabolism patterns of facultative organisms.


SCIENCE AND ANTISCIENCE.

SCIENCE AND ANTISCIENCE.


MICROELECTROPHORESIS WITH ALTERNATING ELECTRIC FIELDS. The observation of a cloud-free vortex in the top of a violent convective storm over Oklahoma suggests a mechanism whereby large quantities of air may be brought directly from the lower stratosphere to the lower troposphere in the central part of such storms. That this mechanism, in combination with the torrential rains frequently generated by these systems, is capable of producing radioactive "hot spots" on the ground is pointed out. Climatological considerations and observations of accumulated strontium-90 in soils support the hypothesis that the Plains States are peculiarly subject to heavy contamination compared to other middle-latitude areas because of this mechanism.


MICROELECTROPHORESIS WITH ALTERNATING ELECTRIC FIELDS. Electrophoretic mobility of microscopically visible particles is measured from photographs of their oscillatory migration in a low frequency electric field. The measurements are inherently free of gravitational or thermal-convective drifting. Many measurements may be made from one photograph. An automatic timing circuit insures reproducibility and determines the sign of the particles' charge.


HEMOGLOBIN F TEXAS: GAMMA-CHAIN VARIANT. An abnormal fetal hemoglobin, designated hemoglobin F(Texas), was found in the cord blood of five Negro infants (all related and three of them siblings) and of one Caucasian infant. Studies on the chemical structure of this variant indicate that there is a substitution of a lysyl residue for either the fifth or sixth glutamyl residue of the gamma-chain.


HISTONE REGULATION OF LACTIC DEHYDROGENASE IN EMBRYONIC CHICK BRAIN TISSUE. Histone, when added at low concentrations to cultures of embryonic chick brain tissue, causes an inductive response in lactic dehydrogenase activity, whereas at higher concentrations of histone the response is repressive. This control is shown to operate by altering protein synthesis. Thus, histones exercise a primary regulatory function in the chick. Unlike lactic dehydrogenase, acetylcholine esterase is stable in this system and is not affected by histones or inhibitors of protein synthesis.


CEREBELLAR DISEASE IN CATS INDUCED BY INOCULATION OF RAT VIRUS. Rat virus selectively destroys the external germinal layer of the cerebellar cortex when inoculated intracerebrally into newborn cats. The lesions are marked by numerous intranuclear inclusion bodies and a rise of virus titers. These effects suggest that the spontaneous ataxia of cats which is accompanied by cerebellar hypoplasia, may be of viral origin.


LESIONS IN THE MEDIAL FOREBRAIN BUNDLE: DELAYED EFFECTS ON SENSITIVITY TO ELECTRIC SHOCK. Rats with bilateral lesions in the medial forebrain bundle demonstrate both an increased sensitivity to electric shock, as reflected by a lowered jump threshold, and a decrease in the concentration of serotonin in the brain. Both effects of the lesion are characterized by a delayed time of onset and gradual development, which approximates the time required for progressive nerve degeneration in the central nervous system. It is suggested that this behavioral effect of bilateral lesions in the medial forebrain bundle may be due to a central denervation supersensitivity.


MACAQUE "SEMISPECIES".

MACAQUE "SEMISPECIES".


PRIMATE BLOOD GROUPS AND EVOLUTION.

PRIMATE BLOOD GROUPS AND EVOLUTION.


RELIEF OF PAIN IN TERMINAL CANCER.

RELIEF OF PAIN IN TERMINAL CANCER.


ILEOSTOMY FACEPLATE CUSTOM-FITTED BY THE SURGEON.


PERIPHERAL SINGLE-CATHETER CANNULIZATION FOR TOTAL CARDIOPULMONARY BYPASS.


BREAST CANCER IN THE POSTMENOPAUSAL YEARS.


THORACIC DUCT LYMPH DRAINAGE IN CONGENITAL BILIARY ATRESIA.


TREATMENT OF SHOCK IN MAN BASED ON HEMODYNAMIC DIAGNOSIS.


PULMONARY AND CEREBRAL FAT EMBOLISM AFTER CLOSED-CHEST CARDIAC MASSAGE.


PAPILLARY CARCINOMA WITH ASSOCIATED ANAPLASTIC CARCINOMA IN THE THYROID GLAND.


CLINICAL EVALUATION OF THE GASTROINTESTINAL PACER.


THE INTRAHEPATIC PORTAL VEIN-HEPATIC ARTERY RELATIONSHIP.


GLUCOSE UPTAKE BY FRACTURED AND IMMOBILIZED LIMBS IN THE DOG.


PROLONGATION OF RENAL HOMOGRAFT FUNCTION BY LOCAL GRAFT RADIATION.


TREATMENT OF CHRONIC OSTEOMYELITIS.

TREATMENT OF CHRONIC OSTEOMYELITIS.


CANCER OF THE ORAL CAVITY IN NEGROES.

CANCER OF THE ORAL CAVITY IN NEGROES.


A TEN YEAR EXPERIENCE WITH ENDOMETRIAL CARCINOMA.


A UNIFIED CONCEPT OF LYMPHANGIOMA AND CYSTIC HYGROMA.


THE EFFECT OF PORTAL HYPERTENSION ON INTESTINAL ABSORPTION.


EFFECTS OF ASPIRIN ON GASTRIC MUCOUS SECRETION.


INJURY OF THE BLADDER AND PROSTATOMEMBRANOUS URETHRA ASSOCIATED WITH FRACTURE OF THE BONY PELVIS.


THE DEVELOPMENT OF SPECIALTY MEDICAL CLINICS AT THE HOSPITAL OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.


THE COMMUNITY AND THE MEDICAL CENTER: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN NORTH PHILADELPHIA.


SECOND S. WEIR MITCHELL ASSOCIATES BANQUET.


THE COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS OF PHILADELPHIA.


JOHN MORGAN'S MEDICAL THESIS,  'PUS PRODUCTION', EDINBURGH, 1763.


THE TEMPORAL LOBE AND HUMAN BEHAVIOR.

THE TEMPORAL LOBE AND HUMAN BEHAVIOR.


THE EFFECT OF VARIOUS EXPERIMENTAL PATHOPHYSIOLOGICAL CONDITIONS ON THE ANTIBODY PRODUCTION. IV. INFLUENCE OF THE PARTIAL DEFICIENCY OF DIETARY RIBOFLAVINE.


SERUM- AND COPROANTIBODIES IN MICE, IMMUNIZED PERORALLY WITH SHIGELLA FLEXNERI.


POPULATION STUDY OF GAMMA GLOBULIN TYPES IN JAPANESE.


THE STUDY OF "AVIDITY" OF DIPHTHERIA AND TETANUS ANTITOXINS.


RESEARCH ON SERUM IRON, SERUM COPPER, PROTEINBOUND IODINE, AND THE SECRETIONS OF 5-HIAA AND 17-KETOSTEROIDS IN ADULT PATIENTS WITH ALLERGIC ASTHMA.


THE FINE STRUCTURE OF THE HAMSTER SEMINAL VESICLE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO PIGMENT FORMATION.


PHYSIOLOGY OF THE AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM.


ON THE OCCURRENCE OF 5-HYDROXYTRYPTAMINE-CONTAINING CELLS IN THE VAGINAL AND VESTIBULAR EPITHELIUM OF THE RABBIT.


MECHANISMS OF CENTRAL VEGETATIVE CONTROL.


MECHANISMS OF PERIPHERAL VEGETATIVE CONTROL.


NEUROTRANSMISSION AT THE ADRENERGIC NERVE ENDINGS.


NEUROTRANSMISSION AT THE CHOLINERGIC NERVE ENDINGS.


ANAESTHETIC AGENTS AND GANGLIONIC TRANSMISSION.


AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM IN CARDIAC CONTROL.


CIRCULATORY REGULATION: PERIPHERAL EFFECTS.


THE REGULATION OF CEREBRAL CIRCULATION.

THE REGULATION OF CEREBRAL CIRCULATION.


BRONCHIAL MUSCLE CONTROL.

BRONCHIAL MUSCLE CONTROL.


CLINICAL ASPECTS OF EVALUATION OF REVERSIBLE BRONCHIAL OBSTRUCTION.


SYMPATHOLYTIC DRUGS.

SYMPATHOLYTIC DRUGS.


CENTRAL ACTIONS OF CHOLINOMIMETICS AND CHOLINOLYTICS.


ACTION OF DRUGS ON BLOODPRESSURE HOMEOSTASIS.


CIRCULATORY EFFECTS OF HALOGENATED ANAESTHETICS.


MODERN TREATMENT OF HAEMODYNAMIC DISTURBANCES IN SHOCK.


CLINICAL EXPERIENCES OF AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM REFLEXES AND DEFENCE MECHANISMS IN ANAESTHESIA.


ASPECTS OF CIRCULATION DURING ANAESTHESIA WITH AND WITHOUT INTACT HOMEOSTATIC CONTROL MECHANISMS.


CONTRACTION OF THE RABBIT MAMMARY STRIP IN VITRO IN RESPONSE TO OXYTOCIN.


EVIDENCE FOR A CALCITONIN EFFECT IN MAN. (PRELIMINARY COMMUNICATION).


FUNCTIONAL HETEROGENEITY OF THE THYROID AND POSSIBLE PRESENCE OF IODOTYROSINE-LIKE COMPOUNDS IN NORMAL SERUM.


REPRODUCTIVE CAPACITY AND BEHAVIOURAL OESTRUS IN THE RAT BEARING HYPOTHALAMIC IMPLANTS OF SEX STEROIDS.


PITUITARY LACTOGENIC HORMONE RELEASE DURING ONSET OF PSEUDOPREGNANCY IN INTACT RATS.


THE EFFECTS OF OESTRADIOL ON CORTISOL SECRETION BY THE ISOLATED DOG ADRENAL.


ADRENAL CORTICAL HORMONES AND RESISTANCE TO HISTAMINE STRESS IN THE INFANT RAT.


UNILATERAL ADRENALECTOMY FOLLOWED BY PITUITARY IRRADIATION IN CUSHING'S DISEASE; WITH OBSERVATIONS ON CORTISOL SECRETION AFTER THERAPY.


CLINICAL FEATURES OBSERVED IN PATIENTS WITH AN UNEXPLAINED LOW CORTISOL BINDING CAPACITY.


ALDOSTERONE STIMULATION IN VITRO. I. EVALUATION OF ASSAY PROCEDURE AND DETERMINATION OF ALDOSTERONE-STIMULATING ACTIVITY IN A HUMAN URINE EXTRACT.


TESTICULAR FEMINIZATION. (KARYOTYPIC-LINKAGE AND ENDOCRINE STUDIES IN THREE SIBS WITH THE COMPLETE SYNDROME).


HORMONE-SULPHATASE RELATIONSHIPS.

HORMONE-SULPHATASE RELATIONSHIPS.


THE EFFECT OF D-LYSERGIC ACID DIETHYLAMIDE ON THE MELANOPHORES OF THE TOAD BUFO ARENARUM UNDER DIFFERENT EXPERIMENTAL CONDITIONS.


STUDIES ON SALIVA IN MENSTRUATING, PREGNANT AND POST-MENOPAUSAL WOMEN.


PULMONARY CHANGES IN ACUTE EXPERIMENTAL UREMIA IN RATS.


ADRENOCORTICAL FUNCTION AND SERUM CHOLESTEROL IN ELDERLY PERSONS TREATED WITH TRIPARANOL.


HYPOKALEMIA AND HYPERTENSION; A PRESENTATION OF FOUR CASES INCLUDING A CASE OF PRIMARY ALDOSTERONISM.


BACTERIURIA IN DIABETIC AND NON-DIABETIC OUT-PATIENTS.


BLOOD HISTAMINE AND BASOPHIL LEUKOCYTES IN POLYCYTHEMIA.


RESPIRATORY ACTIVITY OF MITOCHONDRIA FROM HUMAN SKELETAL MUSCLE BEFORE AND AFTER INSULIN ADMINISTRATION.


FREE FATTY ACIDS OF PLASMA DURING INSULIN-INDUCED HYPOGLYCEMIA IN DOG. THE EFFECT OF ADRENALECTOMY AND TREATMENT WITH RESERPINE, AZAMETHONIUM AND NICOTINIC ACID.


BEHAVIOUR OF THE FRACTIONS OF SERUM ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE IN THE COURSE OF DISEASES OF LIVER OR BONE.


PRIMARY MYOCARDIAL DISEASE.

PRIMARY MYOCARDIAL DISEASE.


SERUM INDICAN IN RENAL DISEASE.

SERUM INDICAN IN RENAL DISEASE.


NEPHROGENIC ERYTHROCYTOSIS.

NEPHROGENIC ERYTHROCYTOSIS.


CLINICAL APPLICATIONS OF QUANTITATIVE RADIOCARDIOGRAPHY. I. RESULTS IN NORMAL SUBJECTS AND CHANGES WITH AGE.


ACQUIRED AGAMMAGLOBULINAEMIA AND MALABSORPTION.


THE PROBLEM OF THE MENTALLY HANDICAPPED CHILD.


THE NORMAL PASSAGE OF SERUM-ALBUMIN INTO THE GASTRO-INTESTINAL TRACT AND ITS ROLE IN THE CATABOLISM OF ALBUMIN. AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY IN DOGS.


A VECTORCARDIOGRAPHIC STUDY OF RIGHT BUNDLE BRANCH BLOCK WITH THE FRANK LEAD SYSTEM. CLINICAL CORRELATION IN VENTRICULAR HYPERTROPHY AND CHRONIC PULMONARY DISEASE.


RHEUMATIC PERICARDITIS (BROUGHTON, 1827).


DIAGNOSIS OF THE ANATOMIC TYPES OF CONGENITAL DEXTROCARDIA.


HYPNOTHERAPY IN NEURODERMATITIS: A CASE REPORT.


OBSTETRIC BEHAVIOR OF THE GRAND MULTIPARA.


A SILICONE RUBBER SHIELD FOR EXPOSURE KERATITIS.


THE PREDICTION OF PREMATURE LABOR BY OBSERVATION OF THE CERVIX AND EXTERNAL TOCOGRAPHY.


METASTATIC CARCINOMA OF THE ORBIT.

METASTATIC CARCINOMA OF THE ORBIT.


AN OCULAR PROTRACTOR.

AN OCULAR PROTRACTOR.


MESODERMAL DYSGENESIS OF CORNEA AND IRIS (RIEGER) ASSOCIATED WITH HYPOPLASIA OF THE STROMA OF THE IRIS.


SYSTEMIC PILOCARPINE TOXICITY FROM OVERDOSAGE IN TREATMENT OF AN ATTACK OF ANGLE-CLOSURE GLAUCOMA.


POSTERIOR CRATERLIKE LESION OF CORNEA.

POSTERIOR CRATERLIKE LESION OF CORNEA.


ACQUIRED CRANIAL NERVE LESIONS AFFECTING THE OCULAR SYSTEM.


COMMENTS ON THE COTTON-WOOL LESION OF THE RETINA.


VIETNAM THROUGH THE OPHTHALMOSCOPE.

VIETNAM THROUGH THE OPHTHALMOSCOPE.


SYSTEMIC EFFECTS OF THE TOPICAL USE OF OPHTHALMIC CORTICOSTEROID PREPARATIONS.


CORTICOSTEROIDS AND FUNCTIONS IN THE ANTERIOR SEGMENT OF THE EYE.


THE OPHTHALMOSCOPIC FINDINGS IN C + S DISEASE.


FURTHER CLINICAL EVALUATION OF IDU.

FURTHER CLINICAL EVALUATION OF IDU.


THE POSTOPERATIVE METABOLISM AND FATE OF GRAFTS IN HOMOKERATOPLASTY AND HETEROKERATOPLASTY.


THERAPY OF TOXOPLASMOSIS UVEITIS.

THERAPY OF TOXOPLASMOSIS UVEITIS.


THE USE OF ACELLULAR CORNEA IN KERATOPLASTY.


EXCHANGE PROGRAM GLIMPSES OF SOVIET OPHTHALMOLOGY.


GLAUCOMA SURVEY IN LIBERIA.

GLAUCOMA SURVEY IN LIBERIA.


DEPIGMENTATION OF THE EYELIDS IN ESERINE ALLERGY.


OCULAR SARCOIDOSIS. REPORT OF A CASE CHARACTERIZED BY VITREOUS AND RETINAL  HEMORRHAGES, EXTENSIVE PERIPHLEBITIS, ANTERIOR UVEITIS AND SECONDARY GLAUCOMA AND WITH MULTIPLE-SYSTEM INVOLVEMENT.


SPECTACLES FOR MONOCULAR PROPTOSIS.

SPECTACLES FOR MONOCULAR PROPTOSIS.


ROTATABLE REFLECTING PLATE FOR BINOCULAR INDIRECT OPHTHALMOSCOPE.


MYOCARDIAL REACTIVE HYPEREMIA IN THE UNANESTHETIZED DOG.


EFFECTS OF CAROTID OCCLUSION AND LEFT ATRIAL DISTENTION ON PLASMA VASOPRESSIN TITER.


DIPOLE MOMENT OF ISOLATED RABBIT HEART.

DIPOLE MOMENT OF ISOLATED RABBIT HEART.


METABOLIC RESPONSES DURING MYOCARDIAL REACTIVE HYPEREMIA IN THE UNANESTHETIZED DOG.


COMPARISON OF MOLECULAR WEIGHT OF MYOSIN FROM NORMAL AND FAILING DOG HEARTS.


CARDIOVASCULAR RESPONSES TO METABOLIC ACIDOSIS.


SUPERSENSITIVITY TO L-NOREPINEPHRINE OF THE DENERVATED SINOATRIAL NODE.


SPLANCHNIC BLOOD FLOW IN THE MONKEY DURING HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK.


VASCULAR EFFECTS OF ANGIOTENSIN AND NOREPINEPHRINE IN THE DOG, CAT, AND MONKEY.


HEMODYNAMIC ALTERATIONS IN LEFT VENTRICULAR FUNCTION CONSEQUENT TO VENTRICULAR PACING.


KINETIC CHARACTERIZATION OF THE TERMINAL VASCULAR BED DURING INFLAMMATION.


CARDIOVASCULAR REFLEXES FOLLOWING LESIONS IN MEDULLARY RETICULAR FORMATION.


INDUCTION OF MILK SECRETION IN THE RABBIT BY REMOVAL OF THE TELENCEPHALON.


EXPERIMENTAL DIABETES MELLITUS INDUCED BY DIET IN THE SAND RAT.


A MELANOCYTE-STIMULATING HORMONE-RELEASING FACTOR IN HYPOTHALAMIC EXTRACTS.


INHIBITION BY INSULIN OF HEPATIC GLUCOSE PRODUCTION IN THE NORMAL DOG.


EFFECTS OF INSULIN ON LIVER GLYCOGEN SYNTHESIS AND BREAKDOWN IN THE DOG.


EFFECT OF GLYCOGENOLYTIC AGENTS ON PHOSPHORYLASE ACTIVITY OF PERFUSED RAT LIVER.


EFFECT OF LIPID ABSORPTION ON GLUCOSE METABOLISM BY SLICES OF HAMSTER SMALL INTESTINE.


PLASMA LIPIDS IN ASCORBIC ACID-DEFICIENT RHESUS MONKEYS.


ERUCTATION, REGURGITATION, AND RETICULORUMINAL CONTRACTION IN THE AMERICAN BISON.


LATERAL HYPOTHALAMIC APHAGIA: MOTOR FAILURE OR MOTIVATIONAL DEFICIT?


EFFECT OF DIETARY ZINC ON METABOLISM OF ZINC 65 IN HENS.


EXPERIMENTALLY INDUCED VARIATIONS IN CANINE GASTRIC BLOOD FLOW AND ITS DISTRIBUTION.


COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY OF INTESTINAL TAUROCHOLATE TRANSPORT.


VITAMIN D AND PERMEABILITY OF INTESTINAL MUCOSA TO CALCIUM.


EFFLUX OF CHLORIDE THROUGH CELL SURFACES OF FROG GASTRIC MUCOSA.


RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SODIUM AND GLUCOSE TRANSPORT IN CANINE JEJUNUM.


INHIBITION OF RAT INTESTINAL AND RAT KIDNEY MUTAROTASE BY ACTIVELY TRANSPORTED SUGARS.


KINETIC STUDIES ON TRANSPORT OF PAH AND OTHER ORGANIC ACIDS IN ISOLATED RENAL TUBULES.


HODGKIN'S DISEASE OF BONE: FAVORABLE PROGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANCE?


URINE AND PAPILLA CONCENTRATIONS DURING TRANSITION FROM HYPOTONIC TO HYPERTONIC URINE.


ACTIVE SODIUM TRANSPORT IN TOAD BLADDER DESPITE REMOVAL OF SEROSAL POTASSIUM.


INTRAPELVIC DOSE DISTRIBUTIONS FROM A DOUBLE CROSSARM RADIUM APPLICATOR.


PELVIC LYMPHADENECTOMY AS AN ADJUNCT TO RADIATION THERAPY IN TREATMENT FOR CANCER OF THE CERVIX.


RADIOTHERAPEUTIC PROBLEMS BEST HANDLED WITH SPLIT-DOSE THERAPY.


NEW HYSTEROSTAT FOR RADIUM THERAPY IN ENDOMETRIAL CARCINOMA.


THE EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL CONCENTRATIONS AND CHEMICAL MODIFIERS ON THE HAP DOSIMETER.


FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON THE LACK OF EFFECT OF ISONIAZID ON THE BLOOD AMMONIA CONCENTRATION.


EMBRYONAL RHABDOMYOSARCOMA.

EMBRYONAL RHABDOMYOSARCOMA.


MULTIPLE PULMONARY FIBROLEIOMYOMATOUS HAMARTOMAS. REPORT OF A CASE AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.


THE EPIDEMIOLOGIC BONUS.

THE EPIDEMIOLOGIC BONUS.


A SLIDE RULE FOR CALCULATING SINGLE-BREATH DIFFUSING CAPACITY FOR CARBON MONOXIDE.


THE NATURE OF MYCOBACTERIAL PENICILLINASE.


FORMAMIDASE ACTIVITY OF MYCOBACTERIA. I. SIGNIFICANCE AS A MARKER FOR DIFFERENTIATING MYCOBACTERIA.


THE EFFECT OF NEBULIZED BRONCHODILATOR DELIVERED WITH AND WITHOUT IPPB ON VENTILATORY FUNCTION IN CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE EMPHYSEMA.


ELECTROPHORESIS ON POLYACRYLAMIDE GELS OF PROTEIN AND POLYSACCHARIDE FRACTIONS FROM MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS.


PRIMARY DRUG RESISTANCE.  II. A CONTINUING STUDY OF TUBERCLE BACILLI IN A VETERAN POPULATION WITHIN THE UNITED STATES.


THE EFFECT OF ISONIAZID AND PARA-AMINOSALICYLIC ACID ON INFECTION IN MICE PRODUCED BY MYCOBACTERIUM KANSASII.


TRACHEOBRONCHIOMEGALY. REPORT OF FIVE CASES AND DEMONSTRATION OF FAMILIAL OCCURRENCE.


THE ABSORPTION, EXCRETION, AND METABOLIC FATE OF ETHAMBUTOL IN MAN.


ROENTGENOLOGIC CRITERIA FOR THE RECOGNITION OF NONSYMPTOMATIC PULMONARY EMPHYSEMA. CORRELATION BETWEEN ROENTGENOLOGIC FINDINGS AND PULMONARY PATHOLOGY.


RELATIONSHIP OF THE ANTIGENIC STRUCTURE OF SPUTUM AND TRACHEOBRONCHIAL MUCOSA.


U. S. VETERANS ADMINISTRATION-ARMED FORCES COOPERATIVE STUDY ON THE CHEMOTHERAPY OF TUBERCULOSIS. XII. RESULTS OF TREATMENT IN MILIARY TUBERCULOSIS: A FOLLOW-UP STUDY OF 570 ADULT PATIENTS.


VENTILATION-BLOOD FLOW RELATIONSHIPS IN THE LUNGS OF CHILDREN. ARTERIAL-ALVEOLAR NITROGEN TENSION DIFFERENCE BY CHROMATOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF NITROGEN IN URINE.


A STUDY OF THE AGAR DOUBLE-DIFFUSION TEST IN HUMAN TUBERCULOSIS.


PULMONARY EDEMA FOLLOWING AN EPILEPTIC SEIZURE.


LAENNEC AND MATTHEW BAILLIE.

LAENNEC AND MATTHEW BAILLIE.


DYNAMIC ASPECTS OF MEDICAL EDUCATION.

DYNAMIC ASPECTS OF MEDICAL EDUCATION.


PRIMARY MALIGNANT MELANOMA ON THE TRUNK: AN ANALYSIS OF 194 CASES.


MAMMARY CARCINOMA IN OLD AGE.

MAMMARY CARCINOMA IN OLD AGE.


ACUTE BRACHIAL ARTERY OCCLUSION.

ACUTE BRACHIAL ARTERY OCCLUSION.


MASSIVE PULMONARY EMBOLISM: 3. IMMEDIATE ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC CHANGES.


SCAR TISSUE CARCINOMA. I. A CLINICAL STUDY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO BURN SCAR CARCINOMA.


CONGENITAL INTRAHEPATIC ARTERIOVENOUS FISTULA: REPORT OF A SUCCESSFULLY TREATED CASE.


THE CALIBRATION OF ANESTHESIA  VAPORIZERS BY INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY.


TRAUMATIC INTERCOSTAL ARTERIOVENOUS FISTULA: CASE REPORT.


SUBPHRENIC EXTRATHORACIC RUPTURE OF THE ESOPHAGUS: FIRST REPORTED CASE.


EFFECT OF HYPERVENTILATION, HYPOTHERMIA AND UREA ON CIRCULATION AND CEREBROSPINAL FLUID PRESSURE IN THE DOG. (2).


COMPLETE RECTAL PROLAPSE: AN EVALUATION OF SURGICAL TREATMENT.


REVERSED INTESTINAL SEGMENTS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF ANENTERIC MALABSORPTION SYNDROME.


ACUTE APPENDICITIS IN A RURAL COMMUNITY. IV.


USE OF TANNED COLLAGEN SPONGES IN THE TREATMENT OF LIVER INJURIES.


MANAGEMENT OF LIVER TRAUMA IN 259 CONSECUTIVE PATIENTS.


EXPERIMENTAL ASCITES. V. PRODUCTION OF HEPATIC OUTFLOW BLOCK AND ASCITES WITH A HEPATIC VEIN CHOKER.


EXPERIMENTAL COMPARISON OF AUTOGENOUS, HOMOGENOUS, AND HETEROGENOUS BONE GRAFTS: A PLANIMETRIC MEASUREMENT STUDY.


FUNCTIONAL STUDIES OF THE EXTRAHEPATIC BILIARY SYSTEM IN THE DOG BY USE OF A CONTROLLED BILIARY FISTULA.


EFFECT OF PROFOUND HYPOTHERMIA WITH CIRCULATORY ARREST IN DOGS: SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CHANGES IN CEREBROVASCULAR PERMEABILITY.


THE HEALING OF RAT SKIN WOUNDS.

THE HEALING OF RAT SKIN WOUNDS.


MANAGEMENT OF OBESITY IN CHILDHOOD.

MANAGEMENT OF OBESITY IN CHILDHOOD.


EARLIEST MEMORIES AND PERSONALITY: A PREDICTIVE STUDY.


INFLUENCE OF POLICY AND DRUGS ON COLORADO STATE HOSPITAL POPULATION.


FOLLOW-UP OF SCHIZOPHRENIC, GERIATRIC, AND ALCOHOLIC FIRST ADMISSIONS: FULTON 1956-1959 COHORTS.


DISCRIMINATION OF DREAMING AND NONDREAMING SLEEP.


A CONTROLLED TRIAL OF DEANER AND A PLACEBO IN MENTALLY DEFECTIVE CHILDREN.


OCCLUSION OF THE SWEAT PORE BY HYDRATION.


THE SITE OF THE SWEAT GLAND EFFECT IN FIBROCYSTIC DISEASE.


ORGAN CULTURE OF ADULT HUMAN SKIN.

ORGAN CULTURE OF ADULT HUMAN SKIN.


THE DERMO-EPIDERMAL INTERFACE IN HEALTH AND DISEASE.


THE ROLE OF THE MAST CELLS AND BASOPHILS IN HYPERSENSITIVITY.


SUCCINIC DEHYDROGENASE IN HUMAN EPIDERMIS.


THE INFLUENCE OF DETERGENTS AND SURFACTANTS ON EPIDERMAL PERMEABILITY.


NEW YORK CITY'S HEALTH RESEARCH COUNCIL: ITS ACHIEVEMENTS AND CHALLENGES.


SUPERVOLTAGE RADIATION THERAPY. USE OF THE LINEAR ACCELERATOR FOR TREATING OVARIAN ADENOCARCINOMA. In a study of patients treated thus far by supervoltage radiation from the Stanford linear accelerator, the following conclusions were reached:Homogenous radiation in doses of 4,000 rads may be delivered to the upper abdomen and 5,500 rads to the lower abdomen and pelvis for the treatment of ovarian cancer by the proper utilization of modern super-voltage radiation sources. Patients with Stage 2 and Stage 3 lesions are best treated by total hysterectomy and bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy followed by total pelvic irradiation. Stage 4 disease was seldom controlled by high dose radiation therapy to the entire peritoneal cavity. An unusual histologic pattern has been found in the liver of three patients who died three to nine months after 4,000 to 5,000 rads had been given in a period of five or six weeks.


MEDICINE IN SOCIETY. 3. A ROLE FOR MEDICINE IN MODERN SOCIETY.


INCLUSIONS OF NON-NEOPLASTIC THYROID TISSUE WITHIN CERVICAL LYMPH NODES.


EFFECT OF GAMMA GLOBULIN ON MODIFICATION OF CHICKENPOX IN CHILDREN WITH MALIGNANT DISEASE.


SQUAMOUS-CELL CARCINOMA DEVELOPING IN THE CHRONIC DRAINING SINUSES OF OSTEOMYELITIS.


DISCOVERY OF FATAL PRIMARY INTRACRANIAL NEOPLASMS AT MEDICOLEGAL AUTOPSIES.


PATTERNS OF SPREAD OF INVASIVE CANCER OF THE UTERINE CERVIX.


THE EFFECT OF METHOTREXATE AND LEUCOVORIN ON CELL DIVISION IN CHANG CELLS.


CHEMOTHERAPY WITH STREPTONIGRIN IN ADVANCED CANCER.


CANCEROUS AND NORMAL TISSUE ANTIGENS STUDIED BY IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL AND ULTRASTRUCTURAL METHODS.


PATHOLOGY OF SCALENE LYMPH NODES: AN ANALYSIS OF 373 BIOPSIES.


EFFICACY OF TOPICAL AMPHOTERICIN B IN CUTANEOUS CANDIDIASIS.


A NEW METHOD FOR THE INTRODUCTION OF AN INTRAPERITONEAL CATHETER.


BLOOD LEVELS PRODUCED BY THREE THEOPHYLLINE-CONTAINING ELIXIRS.


TPS-23: A NEW THIORIDAZINE DERIVATIVE.

TPS-23: A NEW THIORIDAZINE DERIVATIVE.


AN EVALUATION OF REAGENT-IMPREGNATED PAPER STRIPS FOR USE IN THE PROCESS OF IDENTIFYING CERTAIN SPECIES OF CLINICALLY IMPORTANT BACTERIA.


PSYCHIATRIC TREATMENT OF THE AGED.

PSYCHIATRIC TREATMENT OF THE AGED.


CURRENT COMMENT ON USE OF ANTIHYPERTENSIVES.


THE THIRD YEAR.

THE THIRD YEAR.


A COMBINATION OF TRIAMTERENE AND THIAZIDE IN THE TREATMENT OF CARDIAC EDEMAS.


TRIFLUPERIDOL IN "PARANOID" AND "NON-PARANOID" SCHIZOPHRENICS.


AUGMENTATION OF INSULIN ACTIVITY. PHYSIOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS OF A PROPERTY OF HUMAN SERUM REVEALED BY DILUTION.


ETHANOL METABOLISM AND EXPERIMENTAL DIABETES.


DIABETIC NEUROPATHY: A METABOLIC OR A VASCULAR DISEASE?


LOCALIZED INTRAPERITONEAL ACTION OF INSULIN ON RAT DIAPHRAGM AND EPIDIDYMAL ADIPOSE TISSUE IN VIVO.


INSULIN I-131 BINDING IN SERUM FROM NORMAL AND DIABETIC SUBJECTS BY ULTRACENTRIFUGATION AND GEL FILTRATION.


DIABETIC ACIDOSIS AND ACUTE RENAL INSUFFICIENCY. ACUTE TUBULAR NECROSIS TREATED BY DIALYSIS.


CONVOCATION IN TORONTO, AN ADDRESS.

CONVOCATION IN TORONTO, AN ADDRESS.


GROWTH HORMONE AND DIABETES MELLITUS.

GROWTH HORMONE AND DIABETES MELLITUS.


ACUTE DILATION IN BACKWASH ILEITIS AFTER ILEOPROCTOSTOMY FOR ULCERATIVE COLITIS.


RENAL ORIGIN OF URINARY ACID PHOSPHATASE IN NORMAL AND IN PATIENTS WITH CANCER OF THE PROSTATE.


HEMIBLADDER PREPARATIONS FOR EXPERIMENTAL INDIVIDUAL RENAL FUNCTION STUDIES.


DIARRHEA IN ADULTS CAUSED BY DEFICIENCY IN INTESTINAL DISACCHARIDASES.


TRANSPLANTATION SITE PRERADIATION AND REJECTION PATTERNS.


MEASUREMENT OF THE INTRAVESICAL PRESSURE DURING VOIDING. AN ANALYSIS OF PRESSURE RECORDINGS MADE BY THREE DIFFERENT TECHNIQUES WITH COMMENT ON THE DIAGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANCE OF SUCH STUDIES IN THE EVALUATION OF BLADDER OUTFLOW OBSTRUCTION.


ACUTE RENAL FAILURE FOLLOWING RETROGRADE PYELOGRAPHY.


THE STUDY AND MEASUREMENT OF URETHRAL RESISTANCE. I. THE EFFECT OF ISOLATION AND RELOCATION OF THE URETHRA AND BLADDER NECK UPON CONTINENCE AND MICTURITION.


FLUXES OF NA+ AND CL- IN THE DOG URINARY BLADDER.


TRANSURETHRAL PERITONEAL DIALYSIS IN THE DOG: A NEW TECHNIQUE FOR REPEATED ENTRY INTO THE PERITONEAL CAVITY.


INTRAVENOUS PYELOGRAPHY TECHNIQUE IN MICE.


ANABOLIC EFFECTS OF TESTOSTERONE IN UREMIC RATS: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SURVIVAL AND BLOOD UREA NITROGEN LEVELS.


THE EFFECT OF THYROXINE AND THIOURACIL ON PROSTATIC GROWTH IN THE CASTRATE MALE RAT.


THE EFFECTS OF CASTRATION AND SEX HORMONES UPON AMINOPEPTIDASES AND PHOSPHATASES OF THE RAT PROSTATE.


PIERRE FRANCO (1500-1561).

PIERRE FRANCO (1500-1561).


RESPONSE OF VARIOUS FUNGI TO SPECIALIZED MEDIA AND SOME CHEMICAL IRRITANTS.


THE ERADICATION OF SYPHILIS.

THE ERADICATION OF SYPHILIS.


DRUGS AND ANESTHESIA.

DRUGS AND ANESTHESIA.


MEDICAL GENETICS: TODAY AND TOMORROW.

MEDICAL GENETICS: TODAY AND TOMORROW.


THE MANAGEMENT OF ANGINA PECTORIS.

THE MANAGEMENT OF ANGINA PECTORIS.


HOSPITALS IN ARKANSAS.

HOSPITALS IN ARKANSAS.


POTASSIUM DEFICIENCY AND CHRONIC PYELONEPHRITIS.


REDUCTION OF 16-KETOESTRADIOL-17-BETA 16-14C BY MAMMALIAN BLOOD.


ACUTE ARTERIAL OCCLUSION IN THE LOWER EXTREMITY. CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF MUSCULAR ISCHEMIA.


DISSECTING ANEURYSM OF HYDATIC ORIGIN OF THE BIFURCATION OF THE ABDOMINAL AORTA.


OBSERVATIONS ON PARTIAL AND COMPLETE CIRCULATORY EXCLUSION OF THE RIGHT HEART.


CORONARY PERFUSION IN THE SURGERY OF THE AORTIC VALVE.


EXPERIMENTAL ARTERIAL PATCH GRAFTS.

EXPERIMENTAL ARTERIAL PATCH GRAFTS.


THE NEO-INTIMA IN VASCULAR PROSTHESES.

THE NEO-INTIMA IN VASCULAR PROSTHESES.


TWO-YEAR FOLLOW UP ON A NEW SURGICAL PROCEDURE FOR THE CORRECTION OF AORTIC INSUFFICIENCY WITHOUT THE USE OF THE EXTRACORPOREAL CIRCULATION.


THE SURGERY OF AORTIC STENOSIS AND ITS RESULTS.


LATE RESULTS OF OPERATION FOR PATENT DUCTUS ARTERIOSUS IN INFANTS, EXPECIALLY THOSE WITH PULMONARY HYPERTENSION.


IMPLANTATION OF INTRA-CORPOREAL ELECTRIC STIMULATORS (CONCERNING 20 CASES).


STUDIES ON THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF ESCHERICHIA COLI INFECTIONS. IV. EVIDENCE FOR A NOSOCOMIAL FLORA.


AN EVALUATION OF THE NORMAL LYMPHOCYTE TRANSFER TEST IN MAN.


CLINICAL EXPERIENCE WITH THE VENA CAVA INF.-VENA MESENTERICA SUP. ANASTOMOSIS (END TO SIDE) IN PORTAL HYPERTENSION IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS.


DIFFERENCES BETWEEN SALINE AND MANNITOL DIURESIS IN HYDROPENIC MAN.


TECHNIQUE AND LATE RESULTS OF OPERATION FOR PULMONARY STENOSIS.


EXPERIMENTAL METABOLIC ACIDOSIS: THE ENZYMATIC BASIS OF AMMONIA PRODUCTION BY THE DOG KIDNEY.


RENAL PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH RESECTION OF ABDOMINAL AORTIC ANEURYSMS. INFERIOR MESENTERIC ARTERY GRAFT TO REPLACE RENAL VEIN.


THE DISTRIBUTION OF HEMOGLOBIN TYPES IN THALASSEMIC ERYTHROCYTES.


HIGH ENERGY PHOSPHATE COMPOUNDS IN THE MYOCARDIUM DURING EXPERIMENTAL CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE. PURINE AND PYRIMIDINE NUCLEOTIDES, CREATINE, AND CREATINE PHOSPHATE IN NORMAL AND IN FAILING HEARTS.


THE SURGICAL CORRECTION OF INTERVENTRICULAR COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATED WITH AORTIC INSUFFICIENCY.


FUNCTION OF VASCULAR SMOOTH MUSCLE AND ITS SYMPATHETIC INNERVATION IN THE NEWBORN DOG.


RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FREE FATTY ACID TURNOVER AND TOTAL BODY OXYGEN CONSUMPTION IN THE EUTHYROID AND HYPERTHYROID STATES.


A METHOD FOR PRODUCTION OF EXPERIMENTAL PORTAL HYPERTENSION AND ASCITES.


THE VENOUS PUMP IN THE LEGS AS A DETERMINANT OF PULMONARY CAPILLARY FILLING.


THE MECHANISM OF BICARBONATE  REABSORPTION IN THE PROXIMAL AND DISTAL TUBULES OF THE KIDNEY.


THE RESPONSE OF EXTRACELLULAR HYDROGEN ION CONCENTRATION TO GRADED DEGREES OF CHRONIC HYPERCAPNIA: THE PHYSIOLOGIC LIMITS OF THE DEFENSE OF PH.


THE METABOLISM OF THE INDIVIDUAL C14 LABELED HEMOGLOBINS IN PATIENTS WITH H-THALASSEMIA, WITH OBSERVATIONS ON RADIOCHROMATE BINDING TO THE  HEMOGLOBINS DURING RED CELL SURVIVAL.


THE ROLE OF CHLORIDE IN HYPOKALEMIC ALKALOSIS IN THE RAT.


THE LIBRARY IN DENTAL RESEARCH.

THE LIBRARY IN DENTAL RESEARCH.


INCIDENCE OF SALMONELLAE IN PREPARED AND PACKAGED FOODS.


EFFECT OF FATTY ACID SATURATION ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE CHOLESTEROL MOIETY OF VERY LOW DENSITY LIPOPROTEINS.


COCCIDIOIDOMYCOSIS: STUDIES OF CANINE VACCINATION AND THERAPY.


CLINICOPATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE LXII CONDUCTED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY, MERCY HOSPITAL-STREET CLINIC, VICKSBURG, MISSISSIPPI.


WHEN DOES PREGNANCY TEST BECOME NEGATIVE AFTER NORMAL DELIVERY, INCOMPLETE ABORTION AND MISSED ABORTION?


SYNDROME OF THE ANSA PEDUNCULARIS.

SYNDROME OF THE ANSA PEDUNCULARIS.


NORBERT WIENER, 1894-1964.

NORBERT WIENER, 1894-1964.


THE ADJUSTMENT TO LIVING WITHOUT EPILEPSY.


ACUTE HYPERTENSIVE CEREBELLAR HEMORRHAGE: DIAGNOSIS AND SURGICAL TREATMENT.


ASTHMA AND MANIC DEPRESSIVE PSYCHOSIS--SIMULTANEOUSLY INCOMPATIBLE OR COEXISTENT?


THE ATTITUDES OF PSYCHOTHERAPISTS TOWARD PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC KNOWLEDGE: A STUDY IN DIFFERENCES AMONG THE PROFESSIONS.


SOME CONSIDERATIONS ON BLOOD PRESSURE PATTERNS IN A MENTAL HOSPITAL POPULATION.


BEHAVIOR THERAPY, INCOMPLETE TREATMENT, AND SYMPTOM SUBSTITUTION.


SUGGESTIBILITY AND THE PLACEBO RESPONSE.


VALUES AND MENTAL HEALTH IN A COLLEGE POPULATION: A FOLLOW-UP REPORT.


ADNEXAL TUMORS OF THE SKIN: OBSERVATIONS ON 50 CASES WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO HISTOPATHOLOGY.


COMPARISON OF OCCLUSION OF THE RENAL ARTERY WITH OCCLUSION OF THE ENTIRE PEDICLE ON SURVIVAL AND SERUM CREATININE LEVELS OF THE RABBIT.


MODIFIED TECHNIQUE OF ARTIFICIAL HEMODIALYSIS: PRELIMINARY CIRCULATION OF BLOOD IN THE ARTIFICIAL KIDNEY PRIOR TO EXTRACORPOREAL HEMODIALYSIS; TECHNICAL ASPECTS.


CROSSED RENAL ECTOPIA WITHOUT FUSION.

CROSSED RENAL ECTOPIA WITHOUT FUSION.


SUCCESSFUL BUDGET PROMOTION DETAILED.

SUCCESSFUL BUDGET PROMOTION DETAILED.


BILATERAL TRANSITIONAL CELL CARCINOMA OF THE RENAL PELVIS.


PARATHYROID HORMONE-LIKE ACTIVITY IN A RENAL CARCINOMA PRODUCING HYPERCALCEMIA.


RENAL PELVIC TAMPONADE: A METHOD FOR CONTROL OF CERTAIN TYPES OF RENAL BLEEDING.


TRAINING IN THE RELIGIOUS DIMENSION OF REHABILITATION.


THERAPEUTIC COMMUNICATION TASTES CHANGE BUT FAITH REMAINS.


ENABLING THE COUNSELOR TO INCREASE HIS EFFICIENCY.


THE SHELTERED WORKSHOP MOVEMENT: MANAGEMENT OR MUDDLEMENT?


ENDOMETRIOSIS OF THE URETER.

ENDOMETRIOSIS OF THE URETER.


PRIMARY REFLUX.

PRIMARY REFLUX.


URETERO-URETEROSTOMY.

URETERO-URETEROSTOMY.


PRIMARY VESICOURETERAL REFLUX: EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF ITS ETIOLOGY.


RETROPERITONEAL FIBROSIS: A MISSING LINK IN THE CHAIN.


LABORATORY AND CLINICAL STUDIES OF URETERAL REPLACEMENT BY ILEUM.


ETIOLOGY OF NON-OCCLUSIVE URETERAL DILATATION.


THE PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS.

THE PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS.


TUBELESS VESICOSTOMI: A NEW PROCEDURE.

TUBELESS VESICOSTOMI: A NEW PROCEDURE.


PATIENT-ORIENTED MEDICAL ENGINEERING RESEARCH.


PRESENT STATUS OF CUTANEOUS VESICOSTOMY.


EDUCATION OF THE MENTALLY RETARDED.

EDUCATION OF THE MENTALLY RETARDED.


EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON THE BIOLOGICAL POTENTIAL OF BLADDER TUMORS.


NATIONAL POVERTY AND NATIONAL REHABILITATION.


CARCINOMA OF THE BLADDER: 20-YEAR EXPERIENCE IN PRIVATE PRACTICE.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPY AND TRITIATED THYMIDINE IN GRADATION OF MALIGNANCY OF HUMAN BLADDER CARCINOMAS.


OBSERVATIONS ON LOCAL GROWTH PATTERNS OF BLADDER CANCER.


PULL-THROUGH RECONSTRUCTION OF THE POSTERIOR URETHRA.


BENIGN TUMORS OF THE STOMACH.

BENIGN TUMORS OF THE STOMACH.


SYSTOLIC MURMUR DEVELOPING AFTER MYOCARDIAL ISCHEMIA OR INFARCTION: DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS.


PATIENT MONITORING AND ANESTHETIC MANAGEMENT: A PHYSIOLOGICAL COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK.


PEAK OXYGEN INTAKE DURING PHYSICAL FITNESS PROGRAM FOR MIDDLE-AGED MEN: MEASUREMENT OF CHANGES BY LABORATORY AND FIELD TESTING.


EMERGENCY AUTOPSY FOR THE SELECTION OF DONOR KIDNEYS. THE USE OF "SENILE" KIDNEYS.


ACUTE EXPERIMENTAL PANCREATITIS: ROLE OF A PROTEOLYTIC ENZYME INHIBITOR IN TREATMENT.


ANKYLOSING (RHEUMATOID) SPONDYLITIS.

ANKYLOSING (RHEUMATOID) SPONDYLITIS.


IMPLEMENTATION OF THE ESSENTIALS OF APPROVED INTERNSHIPS AND RESIDENCIES.


APPLICATION OF COMPUTERS IN CLINICAL PRACTICE.


ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS BY COMPUTER.


A TOTALLY AUTOMATED PSYCHOLOGICAL TEST: EXPERIENCE IN A MEDICAL CENTER.


WHAT ABOUT THE FUTURE?

WHAT ABOUT THE FUTURE?


A NEW SEMISYNTHETIC PENICILLIN: SODIUM NAFCILLIN.


UNUSUAL LESION OF THE CECUM.

UNUSUAL LESION OF THE CECUM.


BENIGN RECURRENT HEMATURIA IN CHILDREN.

BENIGN RECURRENT HEMATURIA IN CHILDREN.


INTRAUTERINE TRANSFUSION.

INTRAUTERINE TRANSFUSION.


ENCEPHALITIS AND PARKINSONISM.

ENCEPHALITIS AND PARKINSONISM.


WILLIAM THOMPSON SEDGWICK (1855-1921)- SANITARY ENGINEER.


A DISPOSABLE MICROHYDROMETER.

A DISPOSABLE MICROHYDROMETER.


A RAPID BEDSIDE TEST FOR INTESTINAL PERFORATON.


MULTIPLE INTRAUTERINE TRANSFUSIONS FOR ERYTHROBLASTOSIS FETALIS.


HIGH GROWTH-HORMONE LEVELS IN DIABETIC KETOACIDOSIS: A POSSIBLE CAUSE OF INSULIN RESISTANCE.


VAGINAL BIOLOGY AND THE DOUCHE.

VAGINAL BIOLOGY AND THE DOUCHE.


"SECONDARY" ALDOSTERONISM.

"SECONDARY" ALDOSTERONISM.


EXPERIMENTAL NEPHROCALCINOSIS. A BIOCHEMICAL AND MORPHOLOGIC STUDY.


VIRAL HEPATITIS IN MICE. CHANGES IN OXIDATIVE ENZYMES AND PHOSPHATASES AFTER MURINE HEPATITIS VIRUS (MHV3) INFECTION.


EFFECTS OF HORMONES ON ADRENOCORTICAL SECRETION OF GOLDEN HAMSTERS.


IMPROVED STRONTIUM AUTORADIOGRAPHY OF MINERALIZED TISSUES WITH INTERNAL CONVERSION AND AUGER ELECTRON EMITTING SR85.


THE TIME SEQUENCE OF CHANGES IN JUXTAGLOMERULAR CELL GRANULATION IN RATS WITH INDUCED NARROWING OF ONE RENAL ARTERY.


CYTOPATHIC EFFECT OF HUMORAL ANTIBODIES AND SENSITIZED SPLEEN CELLS AGAINST FIBROBLASTS. THE POSSIBLE ROLE PLAYED BY ANTIGENS ACQUIRED FROM CULTURE MEDIA.


EFFECT OF DIETARY PROTEIN ON CARBON TETRACHLORIDE-INDUCED HEPATIC FIBROGENESIS IN ALBINO RATS.


EFFECT OF DIETARY CHANGE ON IRON ABSORPTION IN POLYCYTHEMIC MICE.


AN IMPROVED BIOPSY TECHNIQUE FOR LIGHT AND ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDIES OF HUMAN SKELETAL MUSCLE.


DIABETES MELLITUS IN THE SAND RAT (PSAMMOMYS OBESUS). PATHOLOGIC STUDIES.


INTIMAL CHANGES IN VENOUS STASIS. AN ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDY.


VIRUS PARTICLES IN B-16 AND S-91 MOUSE MELANOMAS AND THEIR SIGNIFICANCE.


MONITOR CULTURES OF STORED FROZEN HUMAN CELLS.


INTRAVENOUS ATROPINE IN BRADYCARDIA DUE TO CORONARY INFARCTION.


EFFECTS OF LITHIUM CARBONATE ON ELECTROLYTE DISTRIBUTION IN MAN.


ENERGY EXPENDITURE OF YOUNG MEN DURING THE WEEKEND.


MELANOMA: THE PRE-MALIGNANT AND EARLY LESIONS.


ACUTE LEUKAEMIA ASSOCIATED WITH PHENYLBUTAZONE TREATMENT: A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE AND REPORT OF A FURTHER CASE.


RUPTURE OF THE ULNAR COLLATERAL LIGAMENT OF THE METACARPO-PHALANGEAL JOINT OF THE THUMB, WITH REPORT OF TWO CASES.


THREE CASES OF INFANTILE RESPIRATORY DISTRESS.


MALARIA OCCURRING DURING THE PUERPERIUM AND IN THE NEONATE.


LEISURE: A CHALLENGE.

LEISURE: A CHALLENGE.


PULMONARY EMBOLISM AS A SURGICAL EMERGENCY.


MEDIASTINAL MASS AND EXSANGUINATING HAEMOPTYSIS.


A METHOD TO ASSESS THE FEE STRUCTURE OF GENERAL PRACTICE.


AMOS R. KOONTZ--SURGEON, SOLDIER AND CITIZEN.


CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE--DIAGNOSIS OF.

CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE--DIAGNOSIS OF.


PREMENSTRUAL TENSION AND EDEMA.

PREMENSTRUAL TENSION AND EDEMA.


OSTEOARTHRITIS: MANIFESTATION AND MANAGEMENT.


RECENT ADVANCES IN COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRY.


CORRELATES OF LOW BIRTH WEIGHT: PSYCHOLOGICAL STATUS AT SIX TO SEVEN YEARS OF AGE.


THE SWALLOWING MECHANISM OF THE NEONATE. I. ESOPHAGEAL AND GASTRIC MOTILITY.


AUDITORY EVOKED RESPONSES OBTAINED FROM THE SCALP ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM OF THE FULL-TERM HUMAN NEONATE DURING SLEEP.


CULTURE AND SENSITIVITY TESTS IN EXTRA-OCULAR INFECTIONS.


THE TREATMENT OF BLADDER TUMORS BY THE INTRAVESICAL INSTILLATION OF THIO-TEPA OR OF ACTINOMYCIN D.


MASSIVE INJURIES--GENERAL ASSESSMENT AND RESUSCITATION.


THE EXTRACTION OF INTRAOCULAR METALLIC MAGNETIC FOREIGN BODIES--A CLINICAL STUDY.


ANTIBODIES IN HUMAN COCCIDIOIDOMYCOSIS: IMMUNOELECTROPHORETIC PROPERTIES.


SELF-REGULATING SYSTEMS IN POPULATIONS OF  ANIMALS.


IRON ACCUMULATION IN COCKEREL PLASMA AFTER ESTROGEN: RELATION TO INDUCED PHOSPHOPROTEIN SYNTHESIS.


PEPTIDE SYNTHESIS FROM AMINO ACIDS IN AQUEOUS SOLUTION. Four dipeptides and a tripeptide were formed when an aqueous solution of glycine and leucine was exposed to ultraviolet light in the presence of cyanamide.


DICYANDIAMIDE: POSSIBLE ROLE IN PEPTIDE SYNTHESIS DURING CHEMICAL EVOLUTION. Dicyandiamide promotes certain dehydration condensations under conditions possible on primitive Earth. The effect of this compound in promoting peptide syntheses was studied.


PROTEIN SYNTHESIS AND THE MITOTIC APPARATUS. Sea urchin eggs, exposed to a radioactive amino acid during the period from fertilization to metaphase of the first cleavage, incorporate the label into proteins. Some radioactivity is localized in the region of the mitotic apparatus (MA). The specific activity of proteins from isolated mitotic apparatus is more than three times that of the proteins from the rest of the cell, although under the conditions used for isolation only 11 percent of the total incorporated label is in the MA. The radio-activity is found in proteins that do not contribute significantly to the bulk of the MA protein, but this description might possibly apply to the fibrous skeleton. Electron microscope autoradiograms reveal a close association of radioactivity with the fibers.


AGROBACTERIUM TUMEFACIENS: THERMAL INACTIVATION OF TUMOR-INDUCING ABILITY. Treating cultures of Agrobacterium tumefaciens at 39 degrees to 48 degrees C reduces the infectivity of the bacteria without necessarily affecting viability. Destruction of the capacity to initiate tumor growth follows first-order kinetics from which rate constants for thermal inactivation are derived. From these rates, values for heat of activation of 56.7 kcal mole(-1) and entropy of activation of 107 cal mole(-1) deg(-1) are obtained. A particular protein or nucleoprotein active in the process of infection may be inactivated by the treatment.


CIGUATERA FISH POISON: A CHOLINESTERASE INHIBITOR. The substance responsible for the poisoning effect of ciguatera poison from fish is an anticholinesterase. In rats, mice, and rabbits ciguatera poison causes death by asphyxiation. Protopam chloride with atropine is an effective antidote.


GLYCERINATED SKELETAL AND SMOOTH MUSCLE: CALCIUM AND MAGNESIUM DEPENDENCE. Contractions of glycerinated skeletal (striated) and vascular (smooth) muscles are similar in their calcium dependence but differ in their magnesium dependence. The threshold concentration of free Ca(++) for contraction of either muscle was 1.8 x 10(-7)M; maximum tension developed when the concentration of free Ca(++) was slightly greater than 10(-6)M. The Mg concentration required for contraction of smooth muscle was at least ten times as great as that for skeletal muscle.


DISAPPEARANCE OF A GENETIC MARKER FROM A CYTOPLASMIC HYBRID PLASMODIUM OF A TRUE SLIME MOLD. Two strains of the true slime mold Didymium nigripes form distinctive plaques when their spores are plated clonally. Strain C6 gives rise to plaques surrounded by large plasmodia. Plaques of strain A20 at first contain only amoebas, the formation of plasmodia being delayed; and strain A20 is resistant to cycloheximide. Plasmodia of C6 and A20 were fused, and at intervals the fused plasmodia were cut into segments and each segment was permitted to fruit. The resulting spores were plated clonally and the plaques scored as C6-type or A20-type. When equal-sized C6 and A20 plasmodia were fused, the A20 characteristic of delayed plasmodium formation disappeared with time so that after 8 hours few A20 plaques could be recovered even from the A20 side of the fused plasmodium. When the ratio between sizes of C6 and A20 plasmodia to be fused was varied, similar results were obtained. The A20 characteristic did not disappear until fruiting.


TRICARBOXYLIC ACID CYCLE MUTANTS IN SACCHAROMYCES: COMPARISON OF INDEPENDENTLY DERIVED MUTANTS. A yeast mutant independently isolated as a glutamate auxotroph (glt(2-1)) was similar to the glt(1-1) mutant in exhibiting a blocked tricarboxylic acid cycle due to the lack of aconitate hydratase. The new mutant differed by exhibiting blocks in lysine and cytochrome biosynthesis which segregated together with the glutamate requirement.


NORADRENALINE STORES IN NERVE TERMINALS OF THE SPLEEN:  CHANGES DURING HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK. In dogs subjected to hemorrhagic shock, a marked decrease in the noradrenaline content of the sympathetic nerve terminals in the normally innervated spleen is revealed by means of a histochemical fluorescence method. Deprivation of the sympathetic impulse-flow to the tissue immediately before the animals are subjected to shock prevents this depletion. The results support the hypothesis that the vasoconstriction which occurs during shock is due to the effect of noradrenaline released locally in the tissues, and not to circulating noradrenaline.


INVOLVEMENT OF THYMUS IN IMMUNE RESPONSE OF RABBITS TO SOMATIC POLYSACCHARIDES OF GRAM-NEGATIVE BACTERIA. Plaque-forming cells elaborating antibody specific for Salmonella enteritidis somatic antigen have been demonstrated in the thymus of rabbits 5 days after a single systemic injection of a minute amount of this bacterial polysaccharide. A marked decrease in organ weight and loss of thymic cellularity was also seen, and was most pronounced at the time when antibody-forming cells made their appearance.


PRIMATE RETINA: DUPLEX FUNCTION OF DARK-ADAPTED GANGLION CELLS. Certain ganglion cells from the central region of dark-adapted retina of the rhesus monkey respond to stimulation of both rod and cone receptors. With dim stimuli the function of these ganglion cells is determined entirely by the rods; with brighter stimuli that affect both dark-adapted rods and cones, little evidence of rod function is detectable because a cone mechanism appears to determine both the latency and frequency of ganglion-cell firing.


PRENATAL AUDITORY SENSITIVITY IN CHICKENS AND DUCKS. Recordings from chick and duck fetuses inside the egg revealed an increase in the rate of bill-clapping and vocalization when the fetuses were aurally stimulated by the maternal call of their species on the day before hatching.


UNDERWATER VISUAL DISCRIMINATION BY THE CALIFORNIA SEA LION. Two captive sea lions (Zalophus californianus) presented with a series of size-discrimination tasks showed preferences for the smaller of two targets and gave virtually errorless performances despite changes in the form and relative size of the targets. Further tests revealed that they were capable of discriminating a size-difference ratio as small as 1.06:1.


CESIUM-37 IN ALASKANS.

CESIUM-37 IN ALASKANS.


CATIONIC GLASS ELECTRODE RESPONSE IN AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS OF SODIUM CHLORIDE AND POTASSIUM CHLORIDE. The selectivity of glass electrodes suitable for potassium-ion measurements depends on the age of electrodes and the composition of the solution. An empirical equation describing the electrode potential as a function of solution composition is given for practical application in solutions containing both sodium and potassium.


VACCINIA VIRUS DIRECTED RNA: ITS FATE IN THE PRESENCE OF ACTINOMYCIN. RNA similar in base composition to viral DNA is formed in the cytoplasm of HeLa cells infected with vaccinia virus. This RNA is found both in polyribosomes and in a broad 30S to 74S region in a sucrose density gradient. When infected cells are exposed to actinomycin, the amount of this DNA-like RNA in the 30S to 74S region is unchanged. Under the same conditions, 70 percent of the polyribosome-associated DNA-like RNA is degraded to acidsoluble fragments within 2 hours, and protein synthesis is reduced by 90 percent.


NURSING CARE OF PATIENTS WITH VARICOSE VEINS.


INHERITANCE OF DIABETES MELLITUS.

INHERITANCE OF DIABETES MELLITUS.


ECZEMA AND GASTRO-INTESTINAL MALABSORPTION.


SYNDROMES OF RENAL-ARTERY STENOSIS.

SYNDROMES OF RENAL-ARTERY STENOSIS.


INHALED FOREIGN BODIES.

INHALED FOREIGN BODIES.


NEUROLOGICAL COMPLICATIONS OF HODGKIN'S DISEASE.


LIVERPOOL'S CONTRIBUTIONS TO MEDICINE.

LIVERPOOL'S CONTRIBUTIONS TO MEDICINE.


REGIONAL ANAESTHESIA BY THE INTRAVENOUS ROUTE.


THE FAMILY HISTORY OF DIABETES: REPORT OF A WORKING PARTY APPOINTED BY THE COLLEGE OF GENERAL PRACTITIONERS.


PROGNOSIS IN RAYNAUD'S PHENOMENON AFTER SYMPATHECTOMY.


TREATMENT OF REITER'S DISEASE WITH STILBOESTROL.


INTRAVENOUS REGIONAL ANALGESIA: AN APPRAISAL.


SURGICAL TREATMENT OF CARCINOMA OF THE BRONCHUS.


ROUNDWORMS IN FISHES AND SO-CALLED "HERRING-WORM DISEASE".


STUDIES ON TYROSINOSIS: 2, ACTIVITY OF THE TRANSAMINASE, PARAHYDROXY-PHENYL-PYRUVATE OXIDASE, AND HOMOGENTISIC-ACID OXIDASE.


D-XYLOSE ABSORPTION IN PATIENTS WITH ECZEMA.


PYLORIC ANTRAL MUCOSAL DIAPHRAGM.

PYLORIC ANTRAL MUCOSAL DIAPHRAGM.


TO-DAY'S DRUGS. THE MENOPAUSE AND THE CLIMACTERIC. 2.


PLENARY SESSION ON ILL-HEALTH DUE TO DRUG TAKING.


CHILD CARE IN GENERAL PRACTICE. ELECTIVE SURGERY IN INFANCY AND CHILDHOOD. II.


IMIPRAMINE POISONING IN CHILDHOOD AND SUGGESTED TREATMENT.


ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES  AND LIVER DAMAGE.

ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES  AND LIVER DAMAGE.


THROMBOSIS IN WOMEN OF CHILD-BEARING AGE.


MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE IRON POISONING.

MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE IRON POISONING.


HYPERSENSITIVITY TO NEOMYCIN.

HYPERSENSITIVITY TO NEOMYCIN.


BETTER METHOD FOR OCCLUDING UMBILICAL CORD.


CHROMOSOME STUDIES IN CHRONIC MYELOID LEUKAEMIA.


TETRACYCLINE HEPATOTOXICITY.

TETRACYCLINE HEPATOTOXICITY.


TRANSFUSION IN SEVERE ANAEMIA.

TRANSFUSION IN SEVERE ANAEMIA.


INDOMETHACIN AND PEPTIC ULCER.

INDOMETHACIN AND PEPTIC ULCER.


PORPHOBILINOGEN-LIKE CHROMOGENS IN URINE OF EPILEPTICS.


"BREAK-THROUGH"  BLEEDING AND CERVICAL CANCER.


CHROMOSOME MOSAICISM IN STEIN-LEVENTHAL SYNDROME.


SIMPLE METHOD OF TRANSVAGINAL PUDENDAL BLOCK.


REHABILITATION IN PATIENTS WITH STROKES; THE ROLE OF THE PHYSICIAN.


FACTORS AFFECTING THE NURSING MANAGEMENT OF HEMIPLEGIA.


FUNCTIONAL DISORDERS DUE TO CEREBROVASCULAR DISEASE.


ALLERGY IN CHILDREN.

ALLERGY IN CHILDREN.


POSTMORTEM FETAL HEART ACTIVITY.

POSTMORTEM FETAL HEART ACTIVITY.


OBSTRUCTIVE LESION OF THE SIGMOID COLON DUE TO ENDOMETRIOMA FOLLOWING HYSTERECTOMY.


NEW ASPECTS IN THE USE OF SEX HORMONES.

NEW ASPECTS IN THE USE OF SEX HORMONES.


DIAGNOSIS WITH THE EYES AND EARS.

DIAGNOSIS WITH THE EYES AND EARS.


PREVENTION OF CERVICAL CARCINOMA.

PREVENTION OF CERVICAL CARCINOMA.


CAREERS--IN DERMATOLOGY.

CAREERS--IN DERMATOLOGY.


THE MARY THOMPSON HOSPITAL OF CHICAGO-1865-1956.


INDUCTION OF ERYTHROCYTE REDUCED GLUTATHIONE INSTABILITY BY DILUTION OF NORMAL BLOOD.


IDENTIFICATION OF L-CYSTINE CRYSTALS IN BONE MARROW BY X-RAY DIFFRACTION.


MEASUREMENT OF BLOOD FLOW THROUGH PORTOPULMONARY ANASTOMOSIS IN PORTAL HYPERTENSION.


RESPONSE OF THE PULMONARY VEIN TO RAPID BLOOD TRANSFUSION IN INTACT DOGS.


LACTIC DEHYDROGENASE ISOZYMES IN URINE FROM PATIENTS WITH MALIGNANCIES OF THE URINARY BLADDER.


DIALYSIS ASSAY FOR INTRINSIC FACTOR AND ITS ANTIBODY: DEMONSTRATION OF SPECIES SPECIFICITY OF ANTIBODIES TO HUMAN AND HOG INTRINSIC FACTOR.


USE OF A REMOTELY OPERATED CARDIAC CATHETER FOR RETROGRADE CATHETERIZATION OF THE LEFT VENTRICLE.


STUDIES ON THE LIGHT TRANSMISSION OF NONHEMOLYZED WHOLE BLOOD. DETERMINATION OF OXYGEN SATURATION.


THE DIALYSIS OF I-131 TRIIODOTHYRONINE FROM PLASMA: AN IN VITRO TEST OF THYROID FUNCTION.


MULTIPLE MYELOMA WITH TWO PARAPROTEIN PEAKS: AN INSTRUCTIVE CASE.


ON THE EXISTENCE OF NON-URINE FORMING NEPHRONS IN THE DISEASED KIDNEY OF THE DOG.


THE FUNCTION OF THE INDIVIDUAL KIDNEYS IN HYPERTENSION OF RENAL VASCULAR ORIGIN.


TYPE 12 STREPTOCOCCI AND ACUTE GLOMERULONEPHRITIS. I. PRESENCE AND RECALL OF TYPE-SPECIFIC STREPTOCOCCAL ANTIBODIES IN PATIENTS WITH HEALED ACUTE GLOMERULONEPHRITIS.


PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS.

PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS.


CLASSIFICATION OF SO-CALLED PARACOLON BACILLI ISOLATED FROM URINARY TRACT INFECTION.


STUDIES ON THE PATHOGENESIS OF MENINGITIS. V. ACTION OF PENICILLIN IN EXPERIMENTAL PNEUMOCOCCAL MENINGITIS.


ELECTROPHORETICALLY SLOW VARIANTS OF GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATE DEHYDROGENASE FROM RED CELLS OF NEGROES.


EFFECT OF MASSIVE TRIAMCINOLONE ADMINISTRATION IN BLUNTING THE ERYTHROPOIETIC RESPONSE TO PHENYLHYDRAZINE HEMOLYSIS.


URIC ACID IN HUMAN PLASMA. I. INVESTIGATIONS ON THE PRESENCE OF PURINES IN HUMAN BLOOD.


A SIMPLE METHOD FOR DETERMINATION OF LIPASE (ESTERASE) IN PANCREATIC JUICE.


A COMPARISON OF THREE METHODS TO DETERMINE LIPASE IN DUODENAL JUICE.


STUDIES ON THE EFFECT OF LOW MOLECULAR WEIGHT DEXTRAN UPON THE CLOTTING PROCESS IN VITRO.


STUDIES ON THE SERUM GAMMA 1A-GLOBULIN LEVEL. I. HEALTHY SUBJECTS AND HYPERGAMMAGLOBULINEMIC PATIENTS.


AN OUTBREAK OF FOOD POISONING DUE TO SALMONELLA TYPHI-MURIUM IN A GENERAL HOSPITAL. I. EPIDEMIOLOGICAL FEATURES.


THE ESTIMATION OF FIBRINOGEN. A REVISION.


DO BARBITURATES INFLUENCE THE PROTHROMBIN-PROCONVERTIN LEVEL DURING ANTICOAGULANT THERAPY?


OXYGEN CONSUMPTION OF UNSTIMULATED GASTRIC MUCOSA IN RELATION TO THE SECRETION OF HYDROCHLORIC ACID AND THE NUMBER OF PARIETAL CELLS.


A MICROGASOMETER TO MEASURE GAS EXCHANGE IN THE RANGE 1-50 UL-HR.


STUDIES OF FUNCTIONAL NEURAL TUMORS. VII. URINARY EXCRETION OF PHENOLIC PYRUVIC ACIDS.


STUDIES ON THE SERUM GAMMA 1A-GLOBULIN LEVEL. II. GAMMA 1A-DEFICIENCY IN A CASE OF SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS.


A TRANSFER DEVICE FOR AUTOMATIC PHOTOMETRY.


THROMBOPHILIA CAUSED BY INHERITABLE DEFICIENCY OF BLOOD ANTITHROMBIN.


THE DETERMINATION OF BLOOD GLUTATHIONE.

THE DETERMINATION OF BLOOD GLUTATHIONE.


CLEAVAGE OF TRIBUTYRIN SOLUTIONS BY DUODENAL JUICE. MODE OF ACTION OF CALCIUM OLEATE.


URIC ACID IN HUMAN PLASMA. II. INVESTIGATIONS ON THE POSSIBLE PRESENCE OF URIC ACID COVALENTLY LINKED TO PLASMA MACROMOLECULES.


DIETARY STUDIES IN CONNECTION WITH EPIDEMIOLOGY OF HEART DISEASES: RESULTS IN FINLAND.


DIETS OF RURAL FAMILIES AND HEADS OF FAMILIES IN TWO REGIONS OF YUGOSLAVIA.


THE RH 'DELETION' PHENOTYPES AND THE INFORMATION THEY PROVIDE ABOUT THE RH GENES.


STUDIES ON THE NYA BLOOD GROUP ANTIGEN AND ANTIBODIES.


IMPROVED LEUKOCYTE ANTIBODY DETECTION WITH PROLONGED INCUBATION.


THE MECHANISM OF STREPTOMYCIN INHIBITION OF ERYTHROCYTE ANTIBODIES.


A DONATH-LANDSTEINER ANTIBODY (NON-SYPHILITIC TYPE).


AN UNUSUAL RH GENE COMPLEX PRODUCING A WEAK C ANTIGEN.


A SCHEME FOR THE ANTE-NATAL PREDICTION OF ABO HAEMOLYTIC DISEASE OF THE NEWBORN.


TWO EXAMPLES OF THE RH GENOTYPE CDE/CDE (RYRY) IN A SWISS FAMILY.


BLOOD GROUP FREQUENCIES IN IRAN.

BLOOD GROUP FREQUENCIES IN IRAN.


INHIBITORY EFFECTS OF ESTRIOL-16,17-DISODIUM SUCCINATE ON LOCAL HAEMORRHAGES INDUCED BY SNAKE VENOM IN CANINE HEART-LUNG PREPARATIONS.


IDIOPATHIC HYPOPARATHYROIDISM WITH UNUSUAL BONE CHANGES AND SPASTIC PARAPLEGIA.


GENE FREQUENCIES OF AG SYSTEM IN CRACOW (POLAND).


VASOPRESSOR AND OXYTOCIC ACTIVITIES IN HUMAN HYPOTHALAMUS, POSTERIOR AND ANTERIOR LOBES OF THE PITUITARY GLAND.


ANTI-T IN PEANUTS.

ANTI-T IN PEANUTS.


MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION DURING LONG-TERM ANTICOAGULANT THERAPY.


LATENT PARATHYROID INSUFFICIENCY FOLLOWING THYROIDECTOMY.


STUDIES ON THE METABOLISM OF C-21 STEROIDS IN THE HUMAN FOETO-PLACENTAL UNIT. I. FORMATION OF A BETA-UNSATURATED 3-KETONES IN MIDTERM PLACENTAS PERFUSED IN SITU WITH PREGNENOLONE AND 17-ALPHA-HYDROXYPREGNENOLONE.


ABNORMAL CIRCULATORY RESPONSES TO EXERCISE AS SEQUELAE TO ENCEPHALITIS.


THE EYE AND THE ENDOCRINES.

THE EYE AND THE ENDOCRINES.


SEVERE FEBRILE REACTION TO INTRAMUSCULAR ADMINISTRATION OF IRON-DEXTRAN.


EFFECT OF INTESTINAL RESECTION ON BILE SALT ABSORPTION IN DOGS.


CONJUNCTIVAL AMYLOIDOSIS IN ASSOCIATION WITH SYSTEMIC AMYLOID DISEASE. A CASE HISTORY.


PHOCOMELIA AND CONGENITAL LIMB MALFORMATIONS. RECONSTRUCTION AND PROSTHETIC REPLACEMENT.


CONGENITAL ABSENCE OF THE ULNA.

CONGENITAL ABSENCE OF THE ULNA.


THE APA VISITING SCIENTIST AND INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIST PROGRAMS: 1963-64.


INDUCTION OF CUTANEOUS HYPERSENSITIVITY TO TRACHEOBRONCHIAL MUCOSA IN RABBITS.


SUPERIOR MESENTERIC ARTERY EMBOLUS.

SUPERIOR MESENTERIC ARTERY EMBOLUS.


SKELETAL MATURATION AND CEPHALOFACIAL DEVELOPMENT.


VIRAL ETIOLOGY OF LEUKEMIA: COMBINED CLINICAL STAFF CONFERENCE AT THE NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH.