ENDEMIC AND MORPHOLOGIC SIMILARITIES EXISTING BETWEEN SPONTANEOUS COLONIC NEOPLASMS IN MAN AND 3:2'-DIMETHYL-4-AMINOBIPHENYL INDUCED COLONIC NEOPLASMS IN RATS.


THE PROTEINS OF SYNOVIAL FLUID: A STUDY OF THE ALPHA 1-ALPHA 2 GLOBULIN RATIO.


SMALL-INTESTINAL AND GASTRIC ABNORMALITIES IN ULCERATIVE COLITIS.


ALCOHOL IN THE DRIVER.

ALCOHOL IN THE DRIVER.


INCIDENCE OF SECOND PRIMARY TUMORS IN CHILDREN WITH CANCER AND LEUKEMIA: A SEVEN-YEAR SURVEY OF 150 CONSECUTIVE AUTOPSIED CASES.


INTRAOCULAR FOREIGN BODIES.

INTRAOCULAR FOREIGN BODIES.


MULTIPLE BASAL-CELL NEVI SYNDROME. AN ANALYSIS OF A SYNDROME CONSISTING OF MULTIPLE NEVOID BASAL-CELL CARCINOMA, JAW CYSTS, SKELETAL ANOMALIES, MEDULLOBLASTOMA, AND HYPORESPONSIVENESS TO PARATHORMONE.


THE INEFFECTIVENESS OF ANTICHOLINERGIC DRUGS UPON GASTRIC ACIDITY DURING FASTING, ADMINISTRATION OF CALCIUM CARBONATE AND THREE-MEAL ULCER DIET IN PATIENTS WITH DUODENAL ULCER.


DECREASE IN KETONEMIA DUE TO INFUSION OF LIPIDS IN PANCREATECTOMIZED DOGS.


ESOPHAGEAL MOTILITY IN THE MONKEY.

ESOPHAGEAL MOTILITY IN THE MONKEY.


USE OF ODMAN-LEDIN CATHETER AND SELDINGER WIRE WITH CROSBY CAPSULE.


TEEN-AGE PREGNANCY.

TEEN-AGE PREGNANCY.


TREATMENT OF BLADDER TUMORS BY INSTILLATION OF THIO-TEPA, ACTINOMYCIN D, OR 5-FLUOROURACIL.


THE METABOLIC FORMATION OF GAMMA-(3-PYRIDYL)-GAMMA-HYDROXYBUTYRIC ACID AND ITS POSSIBLE INTERMEDIARY ROLE IN THE MAMMALIAN METABOLISM OF NICOTINE.


CHARACTERIZATION OF FAT PARTICLES IN PLASMA OF HYPERLIPEMIC SUBJECTS MAINTAINED ON FAT-FREE HIGH-CARBOHYDRATE DIETS.


BURN MORTALITY IN A GENERAL HOSPITAL.

BURN MORTALITY IN A GENERAL HOSPITAL.


REDESCRIPTION OF THE FRESHWATER BRANCHIURAN CRUSTACEAN, ARGULUS DIVERSUS WILSON, WITH A COMPARISON OF RELATED SPECIES.


ATYPICAL GAMMA-1-A-GLOBULIN WITH THE ELECTROPHORETIC PROPERTIES OF AN ALPHA-2-GLOBULIN OCCURRING IN MULTIPLE MYELOMA.


THE EFFECT OF HOMOGRAFT ANTIGEN STRENGTH ON THE EMERGENCE OF 6-MERCAPTOPURINE-RESISTANT, IMMUNE COMPETENT CELLS.


PRIMARY HYDATID CYSTS OF THE HEART.

PRIMARY HYDATID CYSTS OF THE HEART.


CONGENITAL CURVATURE OF THE PHALLUS: REPORT OF THREE CASES WITH DESCRIPTION OF CORRECTIVE OPERATION.


LEIOMYOMA OF THE ANTERIOR VAGINAL WALL IN A SUBURETHRAL LOCATION CAUSING STRESS INCONTINENCE: REPORT OF A CASE.


OBSTRUCTIVE VALVES IN THE POSTERIOR URETHRA.


CLINICAL ASPECTS OF URETHRAL REGENERATION.


CHANGES WITH AGING IN PROSTATIC FLUID: CITRIC ACID, ACID PHOSPHATASE AND LACTIC DEHYDROGENASE CONCENTRATION IN MAN.


CONGENITAL RECTOURETHRAL FISTULA: REPORT OF CASE WITHOUT RECTAL ANOMALY.


MASSIVE ADDUCTOR MUSCLE CONTRACTION IN TRANSURETHRAL SURGERY: CAUSE AND PREVENTION; DEVELOPMENT OF  ELECTRICAL CIRCUITRY.


URINARY EXCRETION OF NEUTRAL 17-KETOSTEROIDS AND PREGNANEDIOL BY PATIENTS WITH PROSTATIC CANCER AND BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERTROPHY.


OCCULT PROSTATIC CARCINOMA DIAGNOSED BY THE STEP-SECTION TECHNIQUE OF THE SURGICAL SPECIMEN.


URINARY EXCRETION OF ESTRONE, ESTRADIOL AND ESTRIOL BY PATIENTS WITH PROSTATIC CANCER AND BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERTROPHY.


SELECTIVE RENAL ANGIOGRAPHY.

SELECTIVE RENAL ANGIOGRAPHY.


EXPERIENCE WITH A NEW SILASTIC CATHETER.


STUDIES ON METRONIDAZOLE (FLAGYL) IN THE THERAPY OF UROGENITAL TRICHOMONIASIS IN THE MALE PATIENT.


GRAM-NEGATIVE SEPTICEMIA IN UROLOGY.

GRAM-NEGATIVE SEPTICEMIA IN UROLOGY.


THE USES OF LYMPHOGRAPHY, LYMPHADENOGRAPHY AND COLOR LYMPHADENOGRAPHY IN UROLOGY.


EARLY DIAGNOSIS AND OPERATION IN LESIONS OF THE INTERNAL CAROTID ARTERY.


THE HOSPITALIZATION PHASE OF TREATMENT.

THE HOSPITALIZATION PHASE OF TREATMENT.


GASTROINTESTINAL HEMORRHAGE FROM LESIONS OF THE SMALL INTESTINE. REPORT OF SIX CASES.


WILL IT BE MEDICARE OR WILL IT BE ELDERCARE?


ARE BASIC SCIENCE LAWS EFFECTIVE?

ARE BASIC SCIENCE LAWS EFFECTIVE?


PROGRESSIVE MULTIFOCAL LEUKOENCEPHALOPATHY.


ON THE KINETICS OF THE ELIMINATION OF INTRAVENOUS FAT EMULSION FROM THE BLOOD STREAM IN DOG AND MAN.


VASCULAR TUMORS OF THE MOUTH AND JAWS.

VASCULAR TUMORS OF THE MOUTH AND JAWS.


SCHIZOPHRENIC OFFSPRING AND PARENTAL STYLES OF COMMUNICATION. A PREDICTIVE STUDY USING EXCERPTS OF FAMILY THERAPY RECORDINGS.


DIFFERENTIATION OF PULMONARY CONGESTION AND EDEMA IN THE RAT, INDUCED BY EPINEPHRINE, AND THEIR MODIFICATION BY VARIOUS PROCEDURES.


A SURVEY OF SUPRATENTORIAL GLIOMAS AND MENINGIOMAS.


ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE ISOENZYMES IN SERUM AND TISSUE.


STUDIES ON PROCONVERTIN (FACTOR VII). VI. THE PRODUCTION IN RABBITS OF AN ANTISERUM AGAINST FACTOR VII.


ERYTHROPOIESIS IN THE CHICK EMBRYO: THE ROLE OF ENDODERM. The endoderm can be separated from the ectomesoderm of the area vasculosa of the early chick embryo. The development of the separated germ layers in organ cultures shows that the endoderm is necessary for the normal formation of blood islands by mesodermal cells. In the absence of endoderm the mesodermal cells undergo erythropoiesis in dispersed groups of cells but do not form endothelium.


INTERHEMISPHERIC REVERSAL OF MIRROR-IMAGE OBLIQUE LINES AFTER MONOCULAR TRAINING IN PIGEONS. Pigeons, with one eye open, were reinforced for pecking at a 45 degrees oblique line (/). When the opposite, untrained, eye alone was open, pigeons responded maximally to the mirror-image (135 degrees [unknown]) of the training stimulus (45 degrees [unknown]). This unexpected interocular reversal of mirror-image stimuli has not been reported for any other species.


HOW TO MANAGE HEMORRHOIDS.

HOW TO MANAGE HEMORRHOIDS.


LIPOMATOSIS OF THE ILEOCAECAL VALVE.

LIPOMATOSIS OF THE ILEOCAECAL VALVE.


GIANT HYPERTROPHIC GASTRITIS TREATED WITH GASTRIC RESECTION: REPORT OF ONE CASE.


HISTAMINE AND MAST CELLS IN FULL THICKNESS SKIN GRAFTS OF PIGS.


PLATELET AGGREGATION INDUCED BY HYPOTHERMIA OR TISSUE EXTRACTS AS A CAUSE OF RENAL VASCULAR OBSTRUCTION: A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


EVALUATION OF SURGICAL PATIENTS FOR PREOPERATIVE DIGITALISATION.


HEMOLYSIS IN DOG BLOOD--IN VITRO STUDIES. INFLUENCE OF TRAUMA AND OF TEMPERATURE.


THE GREAT SAPHENOUS VEIN USED IN SITU AS AN ARTERIAL SHUNT AFTER VEIN VALVE EXTIRPATION: A FOLLOW-UP STUDY.


PAIN IN THE LOWER LEG IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC VENOUS INSUFFICIENCY: CRURALGIA ORTOSTATICA.


MONDOR'S DISEASE; A SUBCUTANEOUS FORM OF PERIARTERITIS NODOSA?


HISTOPATHOLOGICAL BRAIN STUDIES AFTER ADMINISTRATION OF DEXTRANS.


PREDICTION OF THE VIABILITY OF THE FEMORAL HEAD IN FEMORAL NECK FRACTURES: A SURVEY OF DIFFERENT PREDICTING METHODS.


HISTOLOGICAL AND HISTOCHEMICAL EXAMINATION OF THE GASTRIC MUCOSA IN RATS FOLLOWING VAGOTOMY.


THE DUMPING SYNDROME AND GASTRIC EMPTYING WITH A DISCUSSION ON THE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL TREATMENT.


OPERATIVE NEEDLE CHOLANGIOGRAPHY IN GALL-STONE SURGERY: INDICATIONS AND RESULTS.


CALCIUM AND CITRATE IN THE THYROIDS OF MALE CFN RATS.


PLASMA OXYTOCINASE ACTIVITY. A METHODOLOGICAL AND CLINICAL STUDY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO PREGNANCY.


THE SO-CALLED 'LEVATOR ANI' OF THE RAT.

THE SO-CALLED 'LEVATOR ANI' OF THE RAT.


RENAL FUNCTION AND KIDNEY SIZE FOLLOWING HYPOPHYSECTOMY IN MAN.


EFFECTS OF OESTROGEN ON PITUITARY FUNCTION IN THE THYROIDECTOMIZED RAT.


THE FATE OF CARBON-19 IN THE COURSE OF OESTROGEN BIOSYNTHESIS FROM TESTOSTERONE-19-14C.


CONCURRENT 3-BETA-HYDROXYSTEROID DEHYDROGENASE DEFICIENCY IN ADRENAL AND SCLEROCYSTIC OVARY.


3-BETA-HYDROXYSTEROID DEHYDROGENASE ACTIVITY IN THE HUMAN FOETAL ADRENAL CORTEX.


STUDIES ON THE AROMATISATION OF NEUTRAL STEROIDS IN PREGNANT WOMEN. IV. LACK OF OESTROGEN FORMATION FROM PROGESTERONE.


3-BETA-HYDROXYSTEROID DEHYDROGENASE ACTIVITY IN THE HUMAN FOETAL TESTIS.


SOME BIOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF A POTENT FOLLICLE STIMULATING HORMONE PREPARATION.


TESTOSTERONE PRODUCTION AND METABOLIC CLEARANCE RATES WITH VOLUMES OF DISTRIBUTION IN NORMAL ADULT MEN AND WOMEN.


SIMULTANEOUS DETERMINATION OF URINARY 11-DEOXY- AND 11-OXYCORTICOSTEROIDS USING BISMUTHATE OXIDATION AND COLUMN CHROMATOGRAPHY.


OBSERVATIONS OF THE EFFECT OF ORGANIC DYES AND DIPHENYLHYDANTOIN ON THE IN VITRO BINDING OF RADIOACTIVE 131-I LABELED L-THYROXINE, L-TRIIODOTHYRONINE AND TETRAIODOTHYROACETIC ACID BY HUMAN ERYTHROCYTES AND SERUM PROTEINS.


URINARY EXCRETION OF 131-I COMPOUNDS AFTER ADMINISTRATION OF 131-I THYROXINE.


CONTRIBUTION TO THE STUDY OF THE SO-CALLED PURE GONADAL DYSGENESIS.


DISSOCIATION OF THE CALORIGENIC ACTION OF THYROID HORMONES FROM THE DEIODINATION OF L-THYROXINE IN VIVO.


SOME REFLECTIONS ON PEDIATRIC RESEARCH.

SOME REFLECTIONS ON PEDIATRIC RESEARCH.


THE ROLE OF THE CLINICIAN IN BEHAVIORAL RESEARCH.


LIPOATROPHIC DIABETES. I. STUDIES CONCERNING ENDOCRINE FUNCTION AND CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM.


LIPOATROPHIC DIABETES. II. METABOLIC STUDIES CONCERNING THE MECHANISM OF LIPEMIA.


PRIMARY PULMONARY HISTOPLASMOSIS: ASSOCIATED PERICARDIAL AND MEDIASTINAL MANIFESTATIONS.


TREATMENT OF B-HEMOLYTIC STREPTOCCAL INFECTION. A STUDY OF THE PEDIATRIC USE OF SULFAMETHOXAZOLE.


THE TREATMENT OF ACUTE OTITIS MEDIA IN CHILDREN. 3. A THIRD CLINICAL TRIAL.


ADOLESCENT MEDICINE: A SURVEY IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.


LI HUMAN GROWTH HORMONE ADMINISTRATION IN GONADAL DYSGENESIS.


TREATMENT OF LEAD ENCEPHALOPATHY. THE COMBINED USE OF EDETATE AND HEMODIALYSIS.


THE DE LANGE SYNDROME.

THE DE LANGE SYNDROME.


PHOTIC FOLLOWING IN THE EEG OF THE NEWBORN.


CLEIDOCRANIAL DYSOSTOSIS: MARIE-SAINTON SYNDROME, MUTATIONAL DYSTOSTOSIS.


GENERALIZED GANGLIOSIDOSIS: ANOTHER INBORN ERROR OF GANGLIOSIDE METABOLISM?


INANITION IN INFANTS ASSOCIATED WITH DIENCEPHALIC NEOPLASMS.


ASTHMA, SHORT STATURE, AND ELEVATED GAMMA-1-A-GLOBULINS.


READING RETARDATION: AN OVERVIEW.

READING RETARDATION: AN OVERVIEW.


THE OXIDATION POTENTIAL CONCEPT OF INACTIVATION OF POLIOVIRUS IN SEWAGE.


VACCINATION AGAINST EXPERIMENTAL INFECTION WITH MYCOBACTERIUM LEPRAE.


AVIAN EMBRYO RABIES IMMUNIZATION. 3. OPTIMAL SITE AND TIMING OF INTRADERMAL INOCULATIONS IN PRE-EXPOSURE REGIMENS.


CLINICAL AND EPIDEMIOLOGIC STUDIES ON SEVENTY-NINE CANINE BLASTOMYCOSIS CASES IN ARKANSAS.


CHARACTERIZATION OF A NEWLY IDENTIFIED MYCOPLASMA FROM THE HUMAN OROPHARYNX.


THE PERIODICITY CHARACTERISTICS OF THE FILARIA PARASITES OF MAN IN THE REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES.


FILARIASIS CAUSED BY BRUGIA MALAYI IN THE REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES.


FILARIASIS CAUSED BY WUCHERERIA BANCROFTI IN PALAWAN, REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES.


CALIFORNIA ENCEPHALITIS VIRUS STUDIES IN WISCONSIN.


BACTERIAL AND FUNGAL DECONTAMINATION OF VIRUS SPECIMENS BY DIFFERENTIAL PHOTOSENSITIZATION.


ISOLATION OF CALIFORNIA ENCEPHALITIS GROUP VIRUS FROM A FATAL HUMAN ILLNESS.


APPLICATION OF LIFE TABLE METHODS TO RESULTS OF EPIDEMIOLOGIC FOLLOW-UP STUDIES ON SMOKING AND MORTALITY.


THE ROLE OF THE PHAGOCYTE IN HOST-PARASITE INTERACTIONS. II. THE PHAGOCYTIC CAPABILITIES OF LEUKOCYTES IN PREGNANT WOMEN.


MAGNESIUM SULFATE IN OBSTETRICS. A STUDY OF MAGNESIUM IN PLASMA, URINE, AND MUSCLE.


THE PREVENTION OF PREMATURITY IN MULTIPLE PREGNANCY.


CERVICAL CANCER DETECTION: RELATION OF DIAGNOSTIC DELAY AND PROGNOSIS.


ANALYSIS OF THE ATROPINE TEST FOR PLACENTAL TRANSFER IN GRAVIDAS WITH TOXEMIA AND DIABETES.


PREGNANCY, CHILDBIRTH, AND THE MENOPAUSE RELATED TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF STRESS INCONTINENCE.


METABOLIC ACTIVITY IN NORMAL AND ABNORMAL VULVAR EPITHELIA. AN ASSESSMENT BY THE USE OF TRITIATED NUCLEIC ACID PRECURSORS.


VAGINAL SUPPORT AND STRESS INCONTINENCE. A SINGLE APPROACH TO A DUAL PROBLEM.


VASCULAR REACTIVITY TO ANGIOTENSIN II AND NOREPINEPHRINE IN PREGNANT WOMEN.


LIPID PEROXIDES AND THE DIET-INDUCED SHWARTZMAN REACTION.


ECLAMPSIA AND THE WEATHER.

ECLAMPSIA AND THE WEATHER.


PLACENTAL CIRCULATION OF HUMAN TWINS: CONSTANT ARTERIAL ANASTOMOSES IN MONOCHORIONIC PLACENTAS.


MICROVILLI OF ENDOMETRIAL EPITHELIUM IN RELATION TO OVOIMPLANTATION.


CONGENITAL MALFORMATIONS, ESPECIALLY ANENCEPHALUS, IN TAIWAN.


PURITY OF DRUGS.

PURITY OF DRUGS.


EFFECT OF NITROUS OXIDE AND MORPHINE ON THE MINIMUM ANESTHETIC CONCENTRATION OF FLUROXENE.


THE D-TUBOCURARINE DILEMMA.

THE D-TUBOCURARINE DILEMMA.


THE CHEMISTRY AND TOXICOLOGY OF DICHLOROHEXAFLUOROBUTENE.


EFFECTS OF ANESTHETICS ON NEUROMUSCULAR TRANSMISSION AND SOMATIC REFLEXES.


MECHANISM OF BRACHIAL PLEXUS PALSY FOLLOWING ANESTHESIA.


INFLUENCE OF HALOTHANE, CHLOROFORM AND METHOXYFLURANE ON POTASSIUM CONTENT OF RAT ATRIA.


EFFECTS OF VASOPRESSORS ON THE MICROCIRCULATION AND ON SURVIVAL IN HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK.


THE MECHANICS OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM DURING ANESTHESIA. THE EFFECTS OF ATROPINE AND CARBON DIOXIDE.


AN ELECTRONIC METHOD OF DETECTING BLOOD VOLUME CHANGES.


THE EFFECTS OF HEXAFLUORENIUM AND EDROPHONIUM ON THE NEUROMUSCULAR BLOCKING ACTIONS OF SUCCINYLCHOLINE, DECAMETHONIUM, IMBRETIL AND D-TUBOCURARINE.


PORPHYRIA AND ITS RELATION TO ANESTHESIA.


EFFECTIVE VALVE FOR INFLATING AN ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE CUFF.


GAS CHROMATOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF CYCLOPROPANE IN WHOLE BLOOD.


BLOOD WARMING AND HEMOLYSIS.

BLOOD WARMING AND HEMOLYSIS.


ANTINUCLEAR AND PRECIPITATING AUTO-ANTIBODIES IN SJOEGREN'S SYNDROME.


REGRESSIVE CHANGES IN THE SUPERFICIAL LAYER OF HUMAN ARTICULAR CARTILAGE.


ABSORPTIVE FUNCTIONS OF THE SYNOVIAL MEMBRANE.


RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIC AND NON-RHEUMATOID SYNOVIUM IN CELL CULTURE. MORPHOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS, ACRIDINE ORANGE, AND FLUORESCENT FRACTION II STUDIES.


A PORTABLE PERIPHERAL NERVE-STIMULATOR.

A PORTABLE PERIPHERAL NERVE-STIMULATOR.


COMPARISON OF ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL RECORDING OF SPONTANEOUS AND EVOKED MUSCLE ACTIVITY. THE CLINICAL VALUE OF CONTINUOUS RECORDING AS AN AID TO THE RATIONAL USE OF MUSCLE RELAXANTS DURING ANESTHESIA.


PRECORDIAL ELECTROCARDIOGRAPH STETHOSCOPE.


NONREBREATHING ASSEMBLY.

NONREBREATHING ASSEMBLY.


AN AUTOMATIC NONREBREATHING VALVE OF NEW DESIGN.


THE DIGITAL ARTERY LESION OF RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS AN IMMUNOFLUORESCENT STUDY.


CARDIAC ARREST: HAZARD OF TIPPING A VAPORIZER.


FELTY'S SYNDROME. RADIO-ACTIVE ISOTOPE STUDIES AND SPLENECTOMY.


DIGESTIVE AND ARTICULAR MANIFESTATIONS OF COLLAGEN DISEASES.A STUDY OF 55 PATIENTS.


DEVELOPMENT OF AN OS CALCANEAL SPUR IN A BOY BETWEEN THE AGES OF 10 AND 14 YEARS.


IBUFENAC (4-ISOBUTYLPHENYL ACETIC ACID).


IMPURITIES IN HALOTHANE.

IMPURITIES IN HALOTHANE.


RESPIRATORY OBSTRUCTION DURING BRONCHOGRAPHY.


HYPOFIBRINOGENEMIA IN OBSTETRICS.

HYPOFIBRINOGENEMIA IN OBSTETRICS.


SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF UTERO-OVARIAN VEINS AT TERM WITH FETAL AND MATERNAL SALVAGE.


SHOULD THE PATIENT KNOW THE TRUTH.

SHOULD THE PATIENT KNOW THE TRUTH.


BISACODYL (DULCOLAX) ITS VALUE IN A 'BOWEL HABIT' PROGRAM.


CORONAROGRAPHY.

CORONAROGRAPHY.


RAISING THE BITE IN THE ESTABLISHED DENTITION.


INTERNAL RESORPTION OF THE DENTINE; A COMPLICATION ARISING FROM UNHEALED PULP WOUNDS.


THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST PERMANENT MOLARS IN FIVE HUNDRED YOUNG PEOPLE.


SUPERNUMERARY CANINES; REPORT OF AN UNUSUAL CASE.


POLYARTERITIS NODOSA; A REPORT OF TWO CASES PRESENTING WITH ORAL ULCERATION.


SMOKING, CANING, AND DELINQUENCY IN A SECONDARY MODERN SCHOOL.


ROLE OF INFECTION, SUFFOCATION, AND BOTTLE-FEEDING IN COT DEATH; AN ANALYSIS OF SOME FACTORS IN THE HISTORIES OF 110 CASES AND THEIR CONTROLS.


OPINION OF NURSES ON CANCER, ITS TREATMENT AND CURABILITY; A SURVEY AMONG NURSES IN PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE.


A PSYCHIATRIC CASE REGISTER IN NORTH-EAST SCOTLAND.


MENTAL HEALTH OF SWANSEA'S OLD FOLK.

MENTAL HEALTH OF SWANSEA'S OLD FOLK.


DENTAL EDUCATION IN WEST AND EAST GERMANY.


GREAT TEACHERS OF SURGERY IN THE PAST: WILLIAM GIRLING BALL (1881-1945).


VESICO-URETERIC REFLUX IN PARAPLEGIA.

VESICO-URETERIC REFLUX IN PARAPLEGIA.


CLOSTRIDIUM WELCHII COLITIS.

CLOSTRIDIUM WELCHII COLITIS.


THE ELIMINATION OF CAUSAL FACTORS IN PILONIDAL SINUS TREATED BY Z-PLASTY.


INTRAMURAL OESOPHAGEAL ABSCESS.

INTRAMURAL OESOPHAGEAL ABSCESS.


OBSTRUCTION OF THE THIRD PART OF THE DUODENUM.


PROFUSE EPISTAXIS AND SPHENOIDAL SINUS FRACTURES.


CARCINOMA OF RECTUM: THE TREATMENT OF EXTENSIVE PELVIC GROWTHS; THE TREATMENT OF THE PERITONEAL PELVIC FLOOR AND THE PERINEUM.


OBSERVATIONS ON TWINNING IN NEW YORK STATE.


ACUTE AND RECURRENT TORSION OF THE GALL-BLADDER.


VESICO-URETERIC REFLUX IN THE NEUROGENIC BLADDER.


EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY OF HOSPITAL ADMISSION IN A COMMUNITY OF NEW IMMIGRANTS.


THE PERITONEAL ANATOMY OF THE SPLEEN, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE OPERATION OF PARTIAL GASTRECTOMY.


CONGESTIVE SPLENOMEGALY IN LYMPHOSARCOMA OF THE SPLEEN; PATHOLOGICAL AND RADIOLOGICAL FINDINGS.


PRESACRAL DERMOID CYST.

PRESACRAL DERMOID CYST.


EPIDEMIOLOGY OF REGIONAL ENTERITIS IN NORTH-EAST SCOTLAND.


RUPTURE OF HYDATID CYSTS OF THE LIVER INTO THE BILIARY TRACTS.


GASTRIC FREEZING FOR DUODENAL ULCER.

GASTRIC FREEZING FOR DUODENAL ULCER.


CHEMODECTOMA OF THE GLOMUS INTRAVAGALE.

CHEMODECTOMA OF THE GLOMUS INTRAVAGALE.


ACUTE INTRACRANIAL HAEMATOMA FROM HEAD INJURY: A STUDY IN PROGNOSIS.


CEREBRAL EFFECTS OF INJURY TO THE VERTEBRAL ARTERY.


HISTOLOGICAL STUDIES OF THE FROZEN STOMACH OF THE RAT.


A CASE OF HYDATID CYST OF THYROID.

A CASE OF HYDATID CYST OF THYROID.


SUPPURATIVE PARENCHYMATOUS GLOSSITIS.

SUPPURATIVE PARENCHYMATOUS GLOSSITIS.


SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF A DORSAL CARPAL ARTERY.


SODIUM FLUORIDE AND CELL GROWTH.

SODIUM FLUORIDE AND CELL GROWTH.


BOOSTER TETANUS TOXOID.

BOOSTER TETANUS TOXOID.


FOETAL MALFORMATION AND CORTISONE THERAPY.


ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY OF THE SWEAT GLAND: INTRADUCTAL POTENTIAL CHANGES DURING SECRETION.


EBSTEIN MALFORMATION OF THE TRICUSPID VALVE ASSOCIATED WITH VENTRICULAR SEPTAL DEFECT.


STUDIES ON HUMAN GROWTH HORMONE: I. RADIOIODINATION.


SIMULTANEOUS MANOMETRIC RECORDING OF INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL ANAL SPHINCTERIC REFLEXES.


REACTIONS TO SULFOBROMOPHTHALEIN SODIUM INJECTION, USP2.


STUDIES ON HUMAN GROWTH HORMONE. II. THE EFFECT OF HUMAN SERUM ON GROWTH HORMONE LABELED WITH RADIOACTIVE IODINE.


SKIN HOMOGRAFT SURVIVAL IN THE RABBIT AFTER THE ADMINISTRATION OF WHOLE BLOOD.


A MORTALITY STUDY OF PRIMARY TUMOURS OF BONE IN CANADA. A five-year study was undertaken to determine the incidence of primary bone cancer in Canada in order to assess the effects of subsequent increases in background radiation, should such occur. Eight hundred and twenty-seven cases were investigated, and the annual incidence rate was estimated to be 6.3 per million population. Osteosarcoma was the most common type of tumour, accounting for more than half of all confirmed cases. Over 60% of the tumours occurred in males.


PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS IN 155 PATIENTS WITH FUNCTIONAL UTERINE BLEEDING. One hundred and fifty-five women with functional uterine bleeding were studied to evaluate the importance of concomitant psychological disorders. Psychological illnesses were diagnosed in 128 patients (82.6%), most of which arose from problems directly related to sexual or reproductive functions. The remaining 27 patients (17.4%) were different in that they were psychologically stable and all but two were at puberty or approaching the menopause.Histological studies of endometrial samples from 135 of these patients indicated little evidence of abnormal sex hormone activity; 77 (57%) showed normal secretory phase endometrium and 32 (23.7%), proliferative phase endometrium. The remaining 26 (19.2%) showed evidence of some endocrine dysfunction, 15 such specimens being obtained from psychologically stable patients.It is probable that psychological disturbances are the principal cause of functional uterine bleeding during the prime reproductive years. The psychological component of the illness is the most important and determines the ultimate prognosis.


NALIDIXIC ACID (NEGGRAM) IN THE TREATMENT OF URINARY INFECTIONS. In a bacteriologic and clinical assessment of nalidixic acid (NegGram), 95% of Gramnegative urinary pathogens tested in vitro (with the exception of Pseudomonas pyocyanea) were sensitive to therapeutically attainable levels. The antibacterial spectrum of this agent was surpassed only by parenteral kanamycin, which is potentially ototoxic. Of 70 patients treated with 0.5-1.0 g. every six hours for from two weeks to two months, 61 underwent a full course of treatment and could be assessed. In 42 the infection cleared up, in 15 the original organism disappeared and a new resistant organism emerged, and in four the original organisms became resistant. These four were treated with 0.5 g. every six hours, which suggests that the higher dose may be necessary to prevent development of resistance. In only three of 13 patients with nausea did the drug have to be discontinued. Two patients developed drug rashes and one diarrhea. The drug is a valuable addition to the therapeutic agents used for urinary infections.


PARADOXICAL HYPERTENSION AND THE ABDOMINAL PAIN SYNDROME FOLLOWING RESECTION OF COARCTATION OF THE AORTA. Sixteen children with coarctation of the aorta were studied in respect of the incidence of paradoxical hypertension and the abdominal pain syndrome after repair of the coarctation. These postoperative complications were investigated in relation to vanillylmandelic acid (VMA) excretion and extent of operative repair. The results, compared to those in a control group, indicated no evident causal relationship between these complications and catecholamine production. The severity of coarctation, the degree of correction and the operative increase in luminal surface area, however, appeared to be significant factors.


ANTACIDS.

ANTACIDS.


THE "SUBCLAVIAN STEAL" SYNDROME.

THE "SUBCLAVIAN STEAL" SYNDROME.


THE EFFECTS OF THIETHYLPERAZINE DIMALEATE (TORECAN) ON NAUSEA AND VOMITING. A double-blind study of thiethylperazine dimaleate (Torecan) and a placebo, given intramuscularly, was carried out on 40 patients with nausea and/or vomiting due to a variety of causes. No effect on these symptoms was noted in five patients who received the drug and in six who received the placebo. Thiethylperazine dimaleate was judged to have a good effect in 14 patients and the placebo in five patients. The placebo had a slight effect in nine patients and the drug in one.


MEDICAL JOURNALISM. II. EARLY CANADIAN JOURNALS.


DETERMINATION OF MICROGRAM QUANTITIES OF INORGANIC BORON IN MAMMALIAN SPECIMENS.


ANALOG COMPUTATION OF ELECTROPHORESIS PATTERNS.


ENZYMATIC DETERMINATION OF GLUCOSE IN URINE BY AUTOMATION FOLLOWING RAPID REMOVAL OF INHIBITORS BY ION-EXCHANGE RESIN.


IMPROVED INSTRUMENTATION FOR THE DETERMINATION OF PROTHROMBIN ACTIVITY.


COULOMETRIC DETERMINATION OF PROTEIN NITROGEN. APPLICATION TO DIRECT TITRATION OF KJELDAHL DIGESTS.


METHOD FOR TISSUE HEMOGLOBIN ANALYSIS.

METHOD FOR TISSUE HEMOGLOBIN ANALYSIS.


COMPARISON OF A COLORIMETRIC  (AUTOMATED) WITH AN ENZYMATIC (MANUAL) URIC ACID PROCEDURE.


PORPHYRINS AND CHLORINS FROM A CONGENITAL PORPHYRIA PATIENT.


IDENTIFICATION OF BARBITURATES IN BLOOD BY PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHY.


EVALUATION OF A DYE-BINDING METHOD FOR DETERMINATION OF SERUM ALBUMIN.


SURGICAL REMOVAL OF THE CAROTID BODY AND ITS RELATION TO THE CAROTID CHEMORECEPTOR AND BARORECEPTOR REFLEX IN ASTHMATICS.


THERAPY OF DISEASES ASSOCIATED WITH ABNORMAL IMMUNE MECHANISMS.


DRUG RESISTANCE IN PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS; TREATMENT WITH ETHIONAMIDE IN VARIOUS DRUG COMBINATIONS.


PULMONARY FUNCTION IN PATIENTS WHO HAVE RECOVERED FROM SPONTANEOUS PNEUMOTHORAX.


BREATHING OF PRESSURE OXYGENATED SALT SOLUTIONS.


DIRECT SINGLE-CURVE METHOD FOR SEMIQUANTITATIVE DIAGNOSIS OF MITRAL REGURGITATION.


THE TIMED VECTORCARDIOGRAM: A USEFUL CLINICAL TOOL (AS APPLIED TO THE STUDY OF 1,500 SUBJECTS).


THE IMPORTANCE OF PH AND VOLUME IN TRACHEOBRONCHIAL ASPIRATION.


BENIGN TUMORS OF THE LUNG.

BENIGN TUMORS OF THE LUNG.


VENTRICULAR SEPTAL DEFECTS WITH LOW RIGHT VENTRICULAR PRESSURE AND SMALL LEFT-TO-RIGHT SHUNT.


PRIMARY INTERSTITIAL PULMONARY FIBROSIS: CLINICO-PATHOLOGIC ASPECTS OF THE DISEASE.


MORTALITY EXPERIENCE IN THE CURRENT PRACTICE OF CARDIAC SURGERY.


DIAGNOSTIC AND SURGICAL CONSIDERATIONS ON MEDIASTINAL (INTRATHORACIC) GOITER.


TECHNICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN THE CORRECTION OF FALLOT'S TETRALOGY.


ROENTGENOGRAM OF THE MONTH: ACUTE DIFFUSE PNEUMONIA OF ASTHMATICS.


TRANSIENT LEFT BUNDLE BRANCH BLOCK FOLLOWING EXERTION.


PROGRESSIVE SYSTEMIC SCLEROSIS (SCLERODERMA) WITH ADENOCARCINOMA OF THE LUNG: REPORT OF A CASE.


UNILATERAL PULMONARY "EMPHYSEMA": REPORT OF A CASE.


ON THE POLAROGRAPHIC ASSAY OF INSULIN PREPARATIONS. PRELIMINARY NOTE.


THE EFFECT OF NORETHINDRONE ACETATE-ETHINYL ESTRADIOL, CLOMIPHENE CITRATE, AND DYDROGESTERONE ON SPINNBARKEIT.


INFLUENCE OF TUBAL SECRETIONS ON RABBIT TUBAL OVA.


A RAPID IMMUNOLOGIC METHOD FOR THE SEMIQUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION OF HUMAN CHORIONIC GONADOTROPIN IN URINE.


THE ROLE OF PROGESTOGENS IN THE HORMONAL CONTROL OF FERTILITY.


EFFECTS OF A DIHYDRONAPHTHALENE DERIVATIVE (U-11100A) ON PREGNANCY IN THE RAT.


COMPOSITION OF RABBIT OVIDUCT SECRETIONS.


EFFECTS OF CLOMIPHENE AT DIFFERENT STAGES OF PREGNANCY IN THE RAT. IMPLICATIONS REGARDING POSSIBLE ACTION MECHANISMS.


THE ENDOMETRIUM IN INFERTILE WOMEN: PROGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANCE OF THE INITIAL STUDY BIOPSY. FINDINGS IN A SERIES OF 97 SELECTED COUPLES.


PROGERIA, OR MARKED SENILITY IN CHILDHOOD.


PROBLEMS THAT COME WITH AGING.

PROBLEMS THAT COME WITH AGING.


FATS IN THE DIET.

FATS IN THE DIET.


SIGNIFICANCE OF CORONARY ARTERIOSCLEROSIS IN THE INTRAMUSCULAR CORONARY ARTERIES.


BLOOD FATS AND THE CORONARY ARTERIES.

BLOOD FATS AND THE CORONARY ARTERIES.


CORONARY HEART DISEASE IN AGED SOUTH AFRICAN BANTU.


WHEN TO OPERATE FOR HIP FRACTURE IN THE AGED.


RESPONSE OF THE CYCLE OF THE SEMINIFEROUS EPITHELIUM OF THE RAT TESTIS TO ARTIFICIAL CRYPTORCHIDISM.


PRELIMINARY APPRAISAL OF THE ROLE OF SEMINAL PEPSINOGEN I IN HUMAN STERILITY.


INTERMITTENT CEREBRAL INSUFFICIENCY. REPORT OF CASE WITH COMPLETE CLINICAL RECOVERY BETWEEN EPISODES OF COMA.


LEVELS OF LUTEINIZING HORMONE DURING THE MENSTRUAL CYCLE DETERMINED BY IMMUNOLOGIC TECHNICS.


MALIGNANT DISEASE INVOLVING THE LARYNX IN THE ELDERLY PATIENT.


THE COLLECTION OF PRIMATE SEMEN BY ELECTRO-EJACULATION.


THE TUBERCULIN TEST AFTER SEVENTY-FIVE YEARS.


PESTICIDE POISONING: EVERYONE'S PROBLEM.


THE INDICATIONS FOR 5-FLUOROURACIL IN THE TREATMENT OF BREAST CANCER.


THE MANAGEMENT OF THE ELDERLY PATIENT.

THE MANAGEMENT OF THE ELDERLY PATIENT.


SOME PSYCHOLOGIC ASPECTS OF MALINGERING.


SURGERY IN THE AGED.

SURGERY IN THE AGED.


THE PH OF HUMAN EJACULATE.

THE PH OF HUMAN EJACULATE.


FURTHER STUDIES ON THE REBOUND PHENOMENON OF OVARIAN FUNCTION.


THE SIGNIFICANCE OF A SINGLE UMBILICAL ARTERY.


THE SOCIAL, CULTURAL, AND EMOTIONAL ASPECTS OF STERILITY IN WOMEN IN BUGANDA.


PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC ASPECTS OF CHRONIC ILLNESS IN CHILDREN.


TREATMENT OF HYPERTHYROIDISM.

TREATMENT OF HYPERTHYROIDISM.


GENERAL PRACTITIONER ATTITUDE IN VERMONT.


FLUORIDATION.

FLUORIDATION.


HELPING MOTHERS TO NURSE THEIR BABIES.

HELPING MOTHERS TO NURSE THEIR BABIES.


SIDE REACTIONS TO THE CHEMOTHERAPY OF SOLID TUMORS.


REHABILITATION OF PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE.


GYNECOLOGIC PROBLEMS IN EMPLOYED WOMEN.

GYNECOLOGIC PROBLEMS IN EMPLOYED WOMEN.


THORACIC TUMOURS OF NEUROGENIC ORIGIN.

THORACIC TUMOURS OF NEUROGENIC ORIGIN.


GEORGE PAYLING WRIGHT.

GEORGE PAYLING WRIGHT.


CEREBROSPINAL EOSINOPHILIA FOLLOWING TORKILDSEN'S OPERATION.


TWO UNUSUAL CASES OF COARCTATION OF THE AORTA.


A GRAWITZ TUMOUR PRESENTING WITH CLUBBING OF THE FINGERS OF RAPID ONSET.


A CALORIMETRIC STUDY OF THE DIGITAL BLOOD FLOW IN NORMAL SUBJECTS AND IN SOME ABNORMAL VASCULAR AND NONVASCULAR CONDITIONS.


DYNAMIC OBSTRUCTION OF THE LEFT VENTRICLE; ITS PRODUCTION AND ABOLITION BY DRUGS IN NORMAL ANIMALS.


THE VALUE OF CLINICAL LABORATORY INVESTIGATIONS: TRANSAMINASES AND LACTIC DEHYDROGENASE.


THYMIC NEOPLASMS ASSOCIATED WITH REFRACTORY ANAEMIA.


FACILITATING MOTION ECONOMY THROUGH WELL DESIGNED EQUIPMENT.


DESIGNING LINEN CHUTES TO REDUCE SPREAD OF INFECTIOUS ORGANISMS.


PUBLIC ATTITUDES TOWARD HOSPITALS IN EUROPE AND AMERICA.


ASSOCIATED BOARD: TRAINING GROUND FOR HOSPITAL LEADERSHIP.


OUTPATIENT CARE: A TERM IN SEARCH OF A CONCEPT.


FAMILY PROGRAM IN CHILDREN'S CANCER UNIT.


THE CASH APPROACH TO HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT ENGINEERING.


SOLICITING DRUG INFORMATION FROM NEWLY ADMITTED PATIENTS.


CONTROL OF AIRBORNE BACTERIA IN OPERATING ROOMS.


QUALITY CONTROL IN MANUFACTURING AND DISPENSING.


THE VALUE OF SPUTUM CYTOLOGY FOR THE DIAGNOSIS OF CARCINOMA OF THE LUNG.


THE CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM IN BILHARZIAL HEPATIC FIBROSIS.


GRANULOMA MULTIFORME, A NEW SKIN DISEASE RESEMBLING LEPROSY.


HAEMOGLOBIN LEVELS BEFORE AND AFTER PARTURITION.


MECHANISMS AND EFFECTS OF ENDEMIC PORTAL HYPERTENSION.


CO-EXISTANCE OF CORONARY DISEASE AND SYMPTOMATISING SPONDYLOSIS IS NOT A MERE CO-INCIDENCE.


MANAGEMENT OF DIABETES MELLITUS WITH A NEW MORE ACTIVE, ORAL, HYPOGLYCEMIC AGENT "ACETOHEXAMIDE".


LOW-RESISTANT TUBERCULOID LEPROSY.

LOW-RESISTANT TUBERCULOID LEPROSY.


THE INFLUENCE OF TEMPERATURE AND TISSUE PARTICLES ON THE VIABILITY OF M. LEPRAEMURIUM.


IMMUNE REACTIONS OF THE GUINEA-PIG TO M. LEPRAE.


SURGICAL TREATMENT OF EPHELIDES AND OTHER SKIN CONDITIONS.


PHYSIOLOGIC PRINCIPLES IN THE TREATMENT OF LEPROSY.


LEPROSY IN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE.

LEPROSY IN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE.


PAPILLOMA OF THE ANTERIOR URETHRA.

PAPILLOMA OF THE ANTERIOR URETHRA.


DUODENAL DIVERTICULUM.

DUODENAL DIVERTICULUM.


TREATMENT OF LEPROSY WITH ANTITHYROID DRUGS.


MYCOBACTERIOSIS OF CATS; CAT LEPROSY.

MYCOBACTERIOSIS OF CATS; CAT LEPROSY.


VESICAL CALCULI; A CASE REPORT.

VESICAL CALCULI; A CASE REPORT.


SURGICAL PATHOLOGY SIMULATING MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SYNDROME.


INTERNATIONAL LEPROSY ASSOCIATION.

INTERNATIONAL LEPROSY ASSOCIATION.


MULTIPLICATION OF MYCOBACTERIUM LEPRAE IN THE MOUSE FOOTPAD.


INTERNATIONAL LEPROSY ASSOCIATION: CONSTITUTION AND BYE-LAWS.


THE CONDUCT AND MANAGEMENT OF FACE PRESENTATIONS.


REVIEW OF CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC AGENTS AND RADIOISOTOPES IN THE NONOPERATIVE TREATMENT OF GYNECOLOGIC CANCERS.


REVISION OF THE PSP (SPECK) TEST FOR TUBAL PATENCY.


TYPES OF Z-PLASTY AND THEIR TECHNICAL DETERMINATION.


INTRODUCTION OF EXFOLIATIVE CYTOLOGY IN A LARGE URBAN UNDERPRIVILEGED COMMUNITY AND RESULTS.


EMPLOYMENT OF THE OCCLUSAL FILM IN SEPTORHINOPLASTY.


ROENTGENOGRAPHIC DIAGNOSIS OF OBSTRUCTION OF COLON CAUSED BY A GALLSTONE.


THE ADVISABILITY OF GENERAL ANESTHESIA FOR BRONCHOSCOPY.


RHYTHM--MATHEMATICAL PROBABILITY OF SUCCESS AND FAILURE.


THAM DIALYSIS: AN EXPERIMENTAL METHOD TO STUDY DIFFUSION OF CERTAIN WEAK ACIDS IN VIVO. II. SECOBARBITAL.


FUNCTION OF THE BABOON RENAL HETEROGRAFT IN MAN AND COMPARISON WITH RENAL HOMOGRAFT FUNCTION.


GLUCOSE TITRATION CURVES AS AN ESTIMATE OF INTRARENAL DISTRIBUTION OF GLOMERULAR FILTRATE IN PATIENTS WITH CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE.


EFFECT OF SERUM BINDING ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF PENICILLINS IN THE RABBIT.


THE EFFECT OF A PNEUMOCOCCAL PRODUCT UPON RABBIT ERYTHROCYTES IN VITRO AND IN VIVO.


INHIBITORS OF PENICILLIN BINDING TO SERUM PROTEINS.


STARCH-GEL ELECTROPHORESIS OF ERYTHROCYTE STROMA.


HYDROXOCOBALAMIN: EXCRETION AND RETENTION AFTER PARENTERAL DOSES IN ANEMIC AND NONANEMIC SUBJECTS, WITH REFERENCE TO THE TREATMENT OF VITAMIN B12 DEFICIENCY STATES.


DEFECTIVE FIBRINASE ACTIVITY IN TWO BROTHERS.


THE DYNAMICS OF TRANSCOBALAMIN II. A VITAMIN B12 BINDING SUBSTANCE IN PLASMA.


LIMITATIONS IN THE DETERMINATION OF IN VITRO BILIRUBIN GLUCURONIDE FORMATION.


STUDIES OF THE EFFECTS OF HYDROXYCHLOROQUINE ON IMMUNE RESPONSES.


THE EFFECTS OF CHRONIC GLUCOCORTICOID EXCESS ON HUMAN CONNECTIVE TISSUE CELLS IN VITRO.


ESTIMATION OF THE PLASMA INORGANIC IODINE IN MAN:  A COMPARISON OF METHODS.


THE DETERMINATION OF SIZE AND CONCENTRATION OF HUMAN SPERM WITH AN ELECTRONIC PARTICLE COUNTER.


AN ANAEROBIC SWEAT COLLECTION TECHNIQUE.


RAPID METHOD FOR PRODUCTION OF MONKEY KIDNEY CELL MONOLAYER CULTURES.


A SPEED-DRILL TECHNIQUE FOR RAPID MUSCLE BIOPSY.


THE USE OF FILM IN ELECTRON MICROSCOPY.

THE USE OF FILM IN ELECTRON MICROSCOPY.


THE MEASUREMENT OF PLASMA VOLUME BY ENZYME  DILUTION.


READING DISABILITY--WHAT SHOULD THE SCHOOL PHYSICIAN LOOK FOR IN DETERMINING ITS CAUSATION.


PUPIL PERSONNEL CONCEPT OF SCHOOL HEALTH.


PSYCHOSEXUAL DEVELOPMENT IN CHILDHOOD AND ADOLESCENCE.


DESIGN FOR RESEARCH IN COMMUNITY HEALTH BEHAVIOR.


EXPERIMENTAL DEMONSTRATION AS A METHOD OF STIMULATING LEARNING.


THE CURRENT STATUS OF VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION FOR DISORDERS OF HEARING AND SPEECH.


CLINICAL ASSESSMENT OF PALATOPHARYNGEAL CLOSURE.


STUTTERING, INFORMATION LOAD, AND RESPONSE STRENGTH.


TEACHERS' GREAT CHALLENGE--THE EDUCABLE MENTALLY RETARDED CHILD.


B'EK'ESY TRACINGS, TONE DECAY, AND LOUDNESS RECRUITMENT.


SPEECH CHARACTERISTICS OF PATIENTS WITH PARKINSON'S DISEASE. II. PHYSIOLOGICAL SUPPORT FOR SPEECH.


AN EXAMINATION OF THE NORMAL HEARER'S RESPONSE TO THE SISI.


ON LANGUAGE DISORDERS IN YOUNG CHILDREN: A REORGANIZATION OF THINKING.


THE EFFECT OF CLIMATE ON THE INCIDENCE OF HEARING LOSS.


STRUCTURING THERAPY FOR THERAPIST AND STUTTERING CHILD.


FUNCTIONAL APHONIA IN A FOURTEEN-YEAR-OLD BOY: A CASE REPORT.


DEPARTMENT OF NEUROLOGY 1964.

DEPARTMENT OF NEUROLOGY 1964.


THE SPY WHO CAME IN WITH A COLD.

THE SPY WHO CAME IN WITH A COLD.


AN OLD SCIENCE IN NEW ENGLAND.

AN OLD SCIENCE IN NEW ENGLAND.


YOUR MONEY IN THEIR HANDS.

YOUR MONEY IN THEIR HANDS.


WHO WERE THEY.

WHO WERE THEY.


PLEURAL BIOPSY.

PLEURAL BIOPSY.


AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL REFLECTIONS FOR MEDICAL STUDENTS.


DYNAMIC ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY.

DYNAMIC ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY.


SPECIAL MEDICAL COMMITTEE INVESTIGATING MATERNAL MORTALITY IN NEW SOUTH WALES: DEATHS FROM TOXAEMIA OF PREGNANCY AND ALLIED DISEASES, 1957 TO 1960.


LAPAROTOMY FOR UNDIAGNOSED GASTRIC LESIONS.


INDOMETHACIN IN RHEUMATIC DISEASE: A CLINICAL ASSESSMENT.


CHOLINESTERASE TESTING AND ORGANIC PHOSPHATE PESTICIDES.


MEDICAL PRACTICE IN THE BUSH COUNTRY.

MEDICAL PRACTICE IN THE BUSH COUNTRY.


THE MEASUREMENT OF MEDICAL CARE IN GENERAL PRACTICE.


POTASSIUM AND ACID PHOSPHATASE LEVELS IN SERUM AND PLASMA OF PATIENTS WITH HIGH PLATELET COUNTS.


SPACE MEDICINE.

SPACE MEDICINE.


NEWER CONCEPTS IN THE SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF PEPTIC ULCER.


SOME NEUROLOGIC ASPECTS OF METABOLIC DISORDERS.


THE GROUP PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.

THE GROUP PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.


ULCERATIVE COLITIS IS NOT A SURGICAL DISEASE.


THE DIAGNOSIS OF ACUTE PANCREATITIS.

THE DIAGNOSIS OF ACUTE PANCREATITIS.


THE NON-PSYCHIATRIC PSYCHOTHERAPIST: CHANCES AND LIMITATIONS.


CLINICAL EVALUATION OF A NEW ANTACID.

CLINICAL EVALUATION OF A NEW ANTACID.


EARLOBE PIERCING FOR EARRINGS.

EARLOBE PIERCING FOR EARRINGS.


ATTEMPT TO PREDICT ATHLETIC INJURIES.

ATTEMPT TO PREDICT ATHLETIC INJURIES.


ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. A CLINICAL-PATHOLOGICAL APPRAISAL OF 114 CONSECUTIVE AUTOPSY CASES.


OTITIS: TREATMENT WITH A PREPARATION COMBINING A NEW SURFACTANT PENETRANT WITH ANTIBIOTIC AND ANTI-INFLAMMATORY AGENTS.


MEDICAL MALPRACTICE: THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE PATIENT TO THE DOCTOR.


TWO MINUTES WITH DIABETES.

TWO MINUTES WITH DIABETES.


PLACEBOS IN OBSTETRICAL ANALGESIA.

PLACEBOS IN OBSTETRICAL ANALGESIA.


REPORT ON AN EMERGENCY MEDICAL PLAN.

REPORT ON AN EMERGENCY MEDICAL PLAN.


A "SELF-TINTING" SALICYLIC ACID AND PARACHLOROMETAXYLENOL LIQUID POWDER-BASE FOR ACNE THERAPY.


THE KERR-MILLS PROGRAM--A PRIMER FOR PHYSICIANS. THE EXPERIENCES OF FLORIDA AND PALM BEACH COUNTY.


THE EMOTIONAL IMPACT OF GYNECOLOGICAL SURGERY ON PSYCHOLOGICALLY HEALTHY FEMALES.


HOMOSEXUALITY AND THE LAW.

HOMOSEXUALITY AND THE LAW.


A GLOBULIN SYSTEM FROM HUMAN SERUM THAT AUGMENTS THE ACTIVITY OF CRYSTALLINE INSULIN ON THE EPIDIDYMAL FAT PAD DEFICIENCY IN DIABETES MELLITUS.


RELEASE OF INSULIN-LIKE ACTIVITY FROM SERUM OF NORMAL SUBJECTS AND DIABETIC PATIENTS.


AN APPROACH TO THE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF HYPERTENSION.


PURIFICATION AND STUDY OF THE PRINCIPAL PRODUCTS CONTAINED IN PREPARATIONS OF RADIOINSULIN.


THE HYDROLYSIS OF TISSUE TRIGLYCERIDE EMULSIONS BY HOMOGENATES OF NORMAL, ADRENALIN-STIMULATED AND INSULIN-DEFICIENT RAT EPIDIDYMAL ADIPOSE TISSUE.


METABOLIC STUDIES OF THE EFFECTS OF METHOTREXATE.


BLOOD PYRUVIC AND ALPHA-KETOGLUTARIC ACIDS IN THIAMINE DEFICIENCY.


OPTIMAL WEIGHT DETERMINATION EXPERIENCES WITH THE METHOD OF WILLOUGHBY AS A GUIDE TO REDUCTION.


INFLUENCE OF THE INTESTINAL ABSORPTION OF GLUCOSE ON THE MAJOR COMPONENTS OF THE GLYCOREGULATION IN ANESTHETIZED DOGS.


THYROID INDICES DURING REPLACEMENT WITH DESICCATED THYROID AND PROLOID.


THE EFFECTS OF STARVATION, HIGH FAT DIETS, AND KETONE INFUSIONS ON URIC ACID BALANCE.


COMPARISON OF FLUOROMETRIC CORTICOIDS AND PORTER-SILBER 17-HYDROXYCORTICOIDS DURING FASTING.


URIC ACID, CALCIUM AND PHOSPHORUS CLEARANCES IN NORMAL SUBJECTS ON A LOW CALCIUM, LOW PHOSPHORUS DIET: URIC ACID, CALCIUM AND PHOSPHORUS CLEARANCES AFTER CLACIUM INFUSION IN NORMAL AND GOUTY PATIENTS.


METABOLISM OF ANTIDIABETIC SULFONYLUREAS IN MAN. I. BIOLOGICAL HALF-LIVES OF THE P-ACETYLBENZENESULFONYLUREAS, U-18536 AND ACETOHEXAMIDE AND THEIR METABOLITES.


MUSCLE POTASSIUM IN THYROTOXICOSIS.

MUSCLE POTASSIUM IN THYROTOXICOSIS.


SEVERE AND PROLONGED HYPOGLYCEMIC SHOCK DURING SULFONYLUREA TREATMENT.


METABOLISM OF DIHYDROXYACETONE IN RAT LIVER PREPARATIONS.


DOSE RESPONSE CHARACTERISTICS OF METHOPIRAPONE: STUDIES IN DOGS UTILIZING A FLUORESCENCE PROCEDURE FOR ESTIMATING ADRENAL OUTPUT OF 11-HYDROXYCORTICOSTEROIDS.


EFFECT OF ADRENALECTOMY, SHAM OPERATION OR ACTH ON THE CORTISOL METABOLIZING ENZYMES OF RAT LIVER HOMOGENATE.


GROWTH CHARACTERISTICS, GLUCOSE TOLERANCE AND INSULIN SENSITIVITY OF NEW ZEALAND OBESE MICE.


FURTHER STUDIES ON THE MECHANISM OF ACTION OF TRYPAN BLUE AND RELATED DYES IN SUPPRESSING THYROID ACTIVITY IN THE RAT.


ENDOCRINE PROPERTIES AND LONG-TERM SAFETY OF ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES.


PITUITARY CYTOLOGY OF RATS RECEIVING ETHYNODIOL DIACETATE AND MESTRANOL FOR 2 YEARS.


PROGESTIN METABOLISM: SPECIAL REFERENCE TO ESTROGENIC PATHWAYS.


UTERINE UTILIZATION OF STEROIDS. ITS ROLE IN ORAL CONTRACEPTION.


PITUITARY-OVARIAN RELATIONSHIPS.

PITUITARY-OVARIAN RELATIONSHIPS.


THE EFFECTS OF A NEW ORAL CONTRACEPTIVE ON GONADOTROPIN EXCRETION.


STUDIES ON VAGINAL, CERVICAL AND UTERINE HISTOLOGY.


PROGESTATIONAL DRUGS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF ENDOMETRIAL CANCER.


HISTOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PROGESTINS ON HYPERPLASIA AND CARCINOMA IN SITU OF THE ENDOMETRIUM--FURTHER OBSERVATIONS.


PROGESTIN-ESTROGEN (SC 11,800) THERAPY AND THE HEMOSTATIC MECHANISM--A CONTROLLED STUDY.


SOME SYSTEMIC EFFECTS OF A PROGESTATIONAL AGENT (ETHYNODIOL DIACETATE AND MESTRANOL).


EFFECT OF A PROGESTIN-ESTROGEN ORAL CONTRACEPTIVE ON BLOOD CLOTTING FACTORS.


THE INCIDENCE OF THROMBOEMBOLISM IN ENOVID USERS.


EFFECTS OF 19-NORSTEROIDS ON PLASMA-PROTEIN BINDING OF HORMONES.


EFFECTS OF ENOVID ON BLOOD CLOTTING FACTORS.


A REVIEW OF SOME ASPECTS OF THE METABOLISM OF PROGESTATIONAL AGENTS.


THE LONG-TERM USE OF OVULEN FOR CONTRACEPTION.


PATIENT ACCEPTANCE OF ORAL CONTRACEPTION.


THE INFLUENCE OF CONTRACEPTIVE PRACTICE UPON MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH.


THE ACCEPTABILITY OF ORAL PROGESTINS IN FERTILITY CONTROL.


FAMILY CENTERED GENETIC COUNSELING: ROLE OF THE PHYSICIAN AND THE MEDICAL GENETICS CLINIC.


IMMUNIZATION STATUS OF SELECT HIGH-RISK ADULT POPULATION GROUPS.


SODIUM CONTENT OF DRINKING WATER IN NEBRASKA.


REFERENCES DROP INTO YOUR LAP.

REFERENCES DROP INTO YOUR LAP.


POPULATION CONTROL.

POPULATION CONTROL.


NEUROLOGIC MANIFESTATIONS OF HYPOXIA. 3.


WHICH WAY VOLUNTARY HEALTH INSURANCE?

WHICH WAY VOLUNTARY HEALTH INSURANCE?


EPIDEMIOLOGY OF PRIMARY TUBERCULOSIS IN AN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.


AN EPIDEMIC OF TUBERCULOSIS IN A MEDICAL SCHOOL.


SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF PNEUMOCYSTIS CARINII PNEUMONITIS IN A PATIENT WITH CONGENITAL HYPOGAMMAGLOBULINEMIA.


AMNIOCENTESIS.

AMNIOCENTESIS.


MULTIPLE PULMONARY INFARCTIONS CAUSED BY BONE-MARROW EMBOLI.


CASE RECORDS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL. CASE 17-1965.


BACTERIAL MENINGITIS--A REVIEW OF SELECTED ASPECTS. 1. GENERAL CLINICAL FEATURES, SPECIAL PROBLEMS AND UNUSUAL MENINGEAL REACTIONS MIMICKING BACTERIAL MENINGITIS.


MUMPS EPIDIDYMITIS WITHOUT ORCHITIS.

MUMPS EPIDIDYMITIS WITHOUT ORCHITIS.


AERODYNAMIC NUCLEI.

AERODYNAMIC NUCLEI.


VERY LIGHT ANAESTHESIA IN DENTISTRY.

VERY LIGHT ANAESTHESIA IN DENTISTRY.


DRIVING ABILITY AND REACTION TIMES FOLLOWING INTRAVENOUS ANAESTHESIA.


THE ROUTINE USE OF METHOHEXITAL SODIUM IN GENERAL DENTAL PRACTICE.


THE TREATMENT OF HEAVILY-FILLED TEETH.

THE TREATMENT OF HEAVILY-FILLED TEETH.


THE HANDICAPPED CHILD--A CHALLENGE TO DENTISTRY.


CONGESTIVE CARDIAC FAILURE.

CONGESTIVE CARDIAC FAILURE.


EFFECT OF FLUORIDE AND OF SOIL TRACE ELEMENTS ON THE MORPHOLOGY OF THE PERMANENT MOLARS IN MAN.


ARTERIAL SURGERY FOR NURSES. 3. OBSERVATIONS, INVESTIGATIONS AND INDICATIONS FOR OPERATION.


OPERATING SUITES: A SURVEY OF WORKING CONDITIONS AND SUGGESTIONS FOR THEIR IMPROVEMENT.


NURSING ADMINISTRATION IN THE PSYCHIATRIC FIELD.


THE ROAD TO THE TOP: ADMINISTRATIVE OPPORTUNITIES FOR MEN.


CONGENITAL SYPHILITIC NEPHRITIS: A NURSING CARE STUDY OF A GIRL OF TWELVE.


TRENDS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF PSYCHIATRIC CARE.


THE MALE NURSE ADMINISTRATOR.

THE MALE NURSE ADMINISTRATOR.


ARTERIAL SURGERY FOR NURSES. 4. OPERATIONS ON ARTERIES (1).


PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED CHILDREN. 1. THE NURSE'S APPROACH TO THE MOTHER.


THE HOSPITAL CENTRE: NURSE PLANNING MEETINGS: OUTPATIENT DEPARTMENTS.


HODGKIN'S DISEASE.

HODGKIN'S DISEASE.


THE DOOR IS OPEN: FARNHAM PARK REHABILITATION CENTRE, BUCKS.


PLANNING AND EQUIPPING A CSSD FOR A NEW HOSPITAL.


SOFTLY, SOFTLY--ANTI-NOISE CAMPAIGN AT EDINBURGH ROYAL INFIRMARY AND ASSOCIATED HOSPITALS.


MENTAL HEALTH TRIBUNALS IN A HOSPITAL FOR THE MENTALLY SUBNORMAL.


THE ARTERIAL BLOOD SUPPLY OF THE HUMAN SPINAL CORD.


THE PATHOLOGY OF VASCULAR DISORDERS OF THE SPINAL CORD.


THE DISTURBANCE OF CIRCULATION IN TRAUMATIC PARAPLEGIA IN ACUTE AND LATE STAGES: A PATHOLOGICAL STUDY.


CARDIOVASCULAR REFLEXES IN TRACHEOSTOMISED TETRAPLEGICS.


CIRCULATORY REFLEXES IN SPINAL MAN.

CIRCULATORY REFLEXES IN SPINAL MAN.


BLADDER-NECK RESECTION IN THE PARAPLEGIC--REPORT ON OVER 100 CASES.


RADIO-ISOTOPE NEPHROGRAPHIC STUDIES IN PARAPLEGICS.


THE USE OF HAEMODIALYSIS IN RENAL FAILURE COMPLICATING PARAPLEGIA--A REPORT OF FIVE CASES.


MYOTOMY OF ILIOPSOAS AND OBLIQUUS EXTERNUS ABDOMINIS FOR SEVERE SPASTIC FLEXION CONTRACTURE AT THE HIP.


SIMPLE SURGICAL PROCEDURES FOR RELIEF OF FOOT SPASTICITY.


DETERMINATION OF THE ENERGY ABSORBED IN WATER FROM RELATIVISTIC COSMIC RAY PARTICLES USING THE CERENKOV EFFECT.


THE SNOW PHENOMENON: TRANQUILIZING THE ASSAULTIVE.


PHOTOMOTOGRAMMETRY AND ORAL HEALTH. I. A STUDY OF EUTHYROIDISM AND CLINICAL TOOTH MOBILITY.


MOTHS AND ULTRASOUND.

MOTHS AND ULTRASOUND.


THE CONTROL OF BIOCHEMICAL REACTIONS.

THE CONTROL OF BIOCHEMICAL REACTIONS.


ATTITUDE AND PUPIL SIZE.

ATTITUDE AND PUPIL SIZE.


EFFECT OF DIETARY FAT VARIATIONS ON THE PERIODONTIUM. AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON RATS.


SIMULATION WITH CARBON PARTICLES OF BACTERIAL INFILTRATION OF HUMAN GINGIVAL TISSUES.


CHEMICAL CODING OF BEHAVIOR IN THE BRAIN. Distinctive patterns of behavior can be elicited by directly stimulating the brain with substances that are normally found in it, or with synthetic compounds resembling these substances. Recent research shows that the response elicited depends on both the site stimulated and the type of chemical used. Compounds of different classes, applied via the same cannula to exactly the same site in the brain, can elicit different kinds of behavior, or opposite effects on the same kind of behavior. This differential sensitivity is useful in tracing the circuits in the brain that control different types of behavior, especially since some of these circuits are intimately interlaced in certain places. A better understanding of the chemical coding of behavioral systems in the brain may also help ultimately to provide a more rational foundation for the discovery of new drugs to treat certain forms of mental disorder.


PUROMYCIN: EFFECT ON MESSENGER RNA SYNTHESIS AND BETA-GALACTOSIDASE FORMATION IN ESCHERICHIA COLI 15T. Incubation of Escherichia coli 15T(-) in the presence of puromycin inhibits the inducible formation of beta-galactosidase to a greater extent than it inhibits protein synthesis. In E. coli 33.00 beta-galactosidase formation is also more sensitive to the presence of puromycin than is protein synthesis. In the presence of glycerol (but not in its absence) puromycin prevents the production of messenger RNA for beta-galactosidase, presumably as a result of catabolite repression.


SUTURING TECHNIQUES IN PERIODONTAL SURGERY.


CIRCULATING DNA AS A POSSIBLE FACTOR IN ONCOGENESIS. Infectious DNA from the tumor-inducing polyoma virus and pneumococcal-transforming DNA can be recovered from the blood of mice in biologically active form after intraperitoneal injection. Polyoma DNA appeared to undergo less inactivation than did transforming DNA. In light of these observations, the metastatic spread of cancer may possibly be favored by circulation of tumorigenic DNA in the blood stream.


SCLERODERMA: PERIODONTAL MEMBRANE MANIFESTATIONS IN TWO BROTHERS.


MYELOMA PROTEINS AND THE CLINICAL RESPONSE TO MELPHALAN THERAPY. Objective improvement after therapy with melphalan occurred in all patients producing only Bence Jones kappa proteins, in half of the patients with myeloma serum proteins, and in none of those producing only Bence Jones lambda proteins.


RETROCUSPID PAPILLAE.

RETROCUSPID PAPILLAE.


ELECTRON SPIN RESONANCE OF IRRADIATED DNA. When DNA is irradiated by ultraviolet light a paramagnetic damage center is formed in the thymine bases. The structure of this free radical has been determined by electron spin resonance and consists of a hydrogen addition at the carbon No. 6 position. The rate of formation of the radical is enhanced by water vapor, and it is quenched by paramagnetic ions bound to the DNA.


A HISTOLOGIC STUDY OF THE EFFECT UPON THE GINGIVAE OF USING AN ELECTRIC TOOTH BRUSH IN THE PRESENCE OF MARGINAL PERIODONTITIS.


CHROMOSOME COMPLEMENT: DIFFERENCES BETWEEN EQUUS CABALLUS AND EQUUS PRZEWALSKII, POLIAKOFF. The chromosome number of the domestic horse is 2n = 64; different races have the same complement. The chromosomes of two Przewalski's horses (at Catskill Game Farm, New York), presumably ancestral wild horses from Mongolia, are identical: 2n = 66, with more acrocentric and fewer metacentric elements than the chromosomes of the domestic horse. This apparent difference in karyotype may help resolve the questions of "purity" in the relatively few remaining Przewalski's horses. Moreover, these findings are of interest in relation to the apparent fertility of hybrids between these species.


PEPTIDES ATTACHED TO THROMBIN: THEIR INFLUENCE ON PROTEOLYSIS. During the activation of prothrombin at least two peptides are split off the molecule. These peptides become attached to thrombin, changing its proteolytic activity. Depending on the peptide adsorbed the endopeptidase activity of thrombin increases or diminishes. Acidification of thrombin by acetylation of amino groups uncovers the influence of peptides on the properties of thrombin.


HYBRID ANTIBODY MOLECULES WITH ALLOTYPICALLY DIFFERENT L-POLYPEPTIDE CHAINS. Isolated L-chains with either the A4 or the A5 allotypic markers from rabbit antibodies to 2,4-dinitrophenyl determinant recombine at random with antibody H-chains in the presence or absence of the hapten to produce hybrid precipitating antibody molecules.


RUBELLA COMPLEMENT FIXATION TEST.

RUBELLA COMPLEMENT FIXATION TEST. Complement-fixing antigens specific for rubella were made in tissue cultures of RK-13 rabbit kidney cells and primary cultures of kidney from the African green monkey. The antigens were prepared with the infected cell monolayer diluted to 30 percent with supernatant fluid and frozen and thawed three times. Complement-fixing antibody appeared in patients with rubella soon after the termination of rash and persisted for at least 8 months. In 8 out of 12 individuals who had the disease 10 to 20 years before they were tested, no complement-fixing antibody was found, but neutralizing antibody was present.


COUNTERCURRENT MULTIPLIERS IN AVIA KIDNEYS. The capacity to conserve urinary water by producing a concentrated urine is directly related to the number of Henle's loops in the kidneys of three terrestrial birds. This suggests that a Henle's loop countercurrent multiplier is responsible for urine concentration in these birds. Several features of the organization of the kidneys of these birds may account for the importance of multiplier number, as contrasted to multiplier length in mammals, in determining maximum urine concentration.


ARTHROPOD PREPARATION FOR BEHAVIORAL, ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL, AND BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES. Electrodes and cannulea can be permanently implanted in the horseshoe crab, Limulus polyphemus. Recordings of electrical activity can be obtained from the optic nerve, heart, and abdominal ganglia and the cannulae are effective routes for introducing isotopes into the nervous system. The animals survive for at least 13 days and are not behaviorally impaired.


LACTATE DEHYDROGENASES IN TROUT: EVIDENCE FOR A THIRD SUBUNIT. Various tissues of the brook trout contain as many as nine forms of lactate dehydrogenase, an indication that at least three polypeptide subunits synthesized under the control of three nonallelic genes take part in the lactate dehydrogenase composition of this species. There was no evidence of a spermatozoan-specific lactate dehydrogenase.


SELECTIVE ATTENTIVENESS AND CORTICAL EVOKED RESPONSES TO VISUAL AND AUDITORY STIMULI. Cortical evoked responses to flashes and clicks were recorded from human subjects performing visual or auditory tasks under three conditions of selective attentiveness. The subjects were required to attend to the flashes and to ignore alternating clicks, or vice versa. Responses to flashes recorded from the occipital area were larger when attention was directed toward visual stimuli, and responses to click stimuli recorded from the temporal area were larger when attention was directed toward auditory stimuli.


CAROTID SINUS AND AORTIC REFLEXES IN THE REGULATION OF CIRCULATION DURING SLEEP. In the cat with intact sinoaortic reflexes, episodes of deep sleep are accompanied by marked falls in both systolic and diastolic blood pressure. The falls are much larger after bilateral sino-aortic deafferentation: to such low pressures during deep sleep that episodes of transient cerebral ischemia (electroencephalographic flattening and seizures) sometimes occur.


IMPAIRED RECOVERY FROM HYPOTHERMIA AFTER ANTERIOR HYPOTHALAMIC LESIONS IN HIBERNATORS. Hypothermia was induced by hypercapnic hypoxia in thirteen-lined ground squirrels, Citellus tridecemlineatus. When the squirrels were allowed to recover normal body temperatures at a 10 degrees C ambient temperature, those with anterior hypothalamicpreoptic lesions took three to four times longer than normal controls to reach a body temperature of 35 degrees C.


CONSERVATIVE TREATMENT OF PYONEPHROSIS.

CONSERVATIVE TREATMENT OF PYONEPHROSIS.


FRACTURES OF THE SHAFT OF THE HUMERUS IN ADULTS.


THE URODYNAMICS OF URETEROPELVIOPLASTY.

THE URODYNAMICS OF URETEROPELVIOPLASTY.


PREPARATION OF MEDICAL REPORTS FOR LEGAL PURPOSES.


EXPERIMENTAL MYCOTIC KERATITIS: TREATMENT WITH CHYMOTRYPSIN AND AMPHOTERICIN B.


BACTERIAL FLORA OF THE EXTERNAL AUDITORY CANAL BEFORE AND AFTER PREOPERATIVE PREPARATION.


CRYPTORCHISM.

CRYPTORCHISM.


USE OF INDUSTRIAL THERAPY IN A GENERAL HOSPITAL.


MIXED MESODERMAL TUMORS OF THE UTERUS.

MIXED MESODERMAL TUMORS OF THE UTERUS.


SOLITARY NEUROFIBROMA OF THE PHARYNX.

SOLITARY NEUROFIBROMA OF THE PHARYNX.


CONGENITAL HYPERTROPHY OF EXTREMITIES.

CONGENITAL HYPERTROPHY OF EXTREMITIES.


EXPERIENCE WITH WOUND DEHISCENCE IN PATIENTS TREATED FOR PELVIC MALIGNANCIES.


RELATIONSHIP PROCESSES IN THE USE OF DRUGS.


THE TREATMENT OF SYSTEMIC SCLEROSIS: WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO EPSILON AMINOCAPROIC ACID.


ORBITAL AND OCULAR INVOLVEMENT IN FIBROUS DYSPLASIA.


STEIN-LEVENTHAL SYNDROME.

STEIN-LEVENTHAL SYNDROME.


EXCISION PALPEBRAL LACRIMAL GLAND FOR EPIPHORA.


BED EXERCISES FOR CONVALESCENT PATIENTS.


FLAT CHAMBERS AFTER CATARACT EXTRACTION.


RADIATION CONTROL IN MISSISSIPPI.

RADIATION CONTROL IN MISSISSIPPI.


ENDOPHTHALMITIS: A REVIEW OF 28 CASES.

ENDOPHTHALMITIS: A REVIEW OF 28 CASES.


PLANNED PERINEAL PROSTATECTOMY IN ANTICIPATION OF URINARY RETENTION IN RECTAL EXCISION.


MEDICAL GRAND ROUNDS FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA MEDICAL CENTER.


ADVANCES IN THE OVER-ALL MANAGEMENT OF THE CLEFT PALATE.


OFFICERS SOUTHERN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION 1964-1965.


SURGERY OF THE VERTICAL RECTI.

SURGERY OF THE VERTICAL RECTI.


THE MANAGEMENT OF INTRAOCULAR FOREIGN BODIES.


THE VAGINAL ECOLOGY AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO SYMPTOMS IN VAGINITIS.


A PHYSIATRIST IN APPALACHIA.

A PHYSIATRIST IN APPALACHIA.


CRITICAL REVIEW OF ULTRASONIC THERAPY IN TWELVE YEARS OF PRIVATE PRACTICE.


EXPERIENCE WITH CORRECTION OF FALLOT'S TETRALOGY IN 178 CASES.


VENOUS ASPIRATION AS AN ADJUNCT IN THE MANAGEMENT OF LATE ARTERIAL EMBOLECTOMY.


INVASIVE CARCINOMA OF THE LARGE INTESTINE: A PREVENTABLE DISEASE?


MASSIVE RETROPERITONEAL NEURILEMOMA, WITH EMPHASIS ON TECHNICAL PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED DURING SURGICAL REMOVAL.


MESENTERIC BLOOD FLOW FOLLOWING TOTAL AND SELECTIVE VAGOTOMY.


PANHYSTERECTOMY CONCOMITANT WITH BOWEL RESECTION FOR CARCINOMA: 75 CASES.


ROENTGENOGRAPHIC FINDINGS IN ACUTE APPENDICITIS.


WATER COOLING: FIRST-AID TREATMENT FOR SCALDS AND BURNS.


USE OF A COMPUTER FOR CALCULATING CARDIAC OUTPUT.


ELECTRICAL BURNS: A REVIEW AND ANALYSIS OF 33 CASES.


INDICATOR-DILUTION CURVES OBTAINED ACROSS THE SYSTEMIC CIRCULATION DURING CARDIOPULMONARY BYPASS PERFUSION.


PERITONEAL HOMOGRAFT IN THE DOG.

PERITONEAL HOMOGRAFT IN THE DOG.


THE EFFECT OF OPERATIONS FOR PEPTIC ULCER ON GROWTH AND NUTRITION OF PUPPIES.


IMPERFORATE ANUS REPAIR THROUGH A BUTTOCK-REFLECTING INCISION.


THE EVOLUTION OF SURGICAL TREATMENT OF TUMORS OF THE LARYNX.


HEART DISEASE, BONE DISEASE.

HEART DISEASE, BONE DISEASE.


INTUSSUSCEPTION, A COMPLICATION OF GASTRIC SURGERY.


OPERATIVE INTESTINAL DECOMPRESSION BY MEANS OF A LONG COILED-SPRING INTESTINAL TUBE.


TREATMENT OF THORACIC EMPYEMA.

TREATMENT OF THORACIC EMPYEMA.


REAPPRAISAL OF COLONIC REPLACEMENT OF DISTAL ESOPHAGUS AND PROXIMAL STOMACH IN THE MANAGEMENT OF BLEEDING VARICES IN CHILDREN.


OXYGEN TENSION IN NEOPLASTIC TISSUES.

OXYGEN TENSION IN NEOPLASTIC TISSUES.


VIRUSES AND CANCER. REPORT OF A WHO SCIENTIFIC GROUP.


ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH ASPECTS OF METROPOLITAN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT. REPORT OF A WHO EXPERT COMMITTEE.


ATP CONTENT IN CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM, MUSCLE AND LIVER OF RATS WITH TRACHEAL OBSTRUCTION.


THE EFFECT OF EPINEPHRINE AND INSULIN ON THE METABOLISM OF THE ISOLATED RAT DIAPHRAGM.


ON THE CONDITIONING OF THE LUTEINIZING HORMONE RELEASE.


EFFECT OF ALDOSTERONE AND CORTICOSTERONE UPON VASOMOTOR REACTIVITY IN ADRENALECTOMIZED RATS.


ASCORBIC ACID CONCENTRATION CURVE IN THE PLACENTA OF RATS.


SURVIVAL TIME IN DIFFERENT TYPES OF SHOCK WITH SIMILAR HYPOVOLEMIC LEVELS.


ACTION OF GLUCOCORTICOIDS ON DERMAL COLLAGEN FRACTIONS FROM NEW-BORN TO ADULT RATS.


CHANGES IN THE STROMAL CONNECTIVE TISSUE OF THE HUMAN TESTIS. A HISTOLOGIC, HISTOCHEMICAL AND ELECTRONMICROSCOPICAL STUDY.


HORMONAL FACTORS IN GLUCOSE UPTAKE BY THE TOAD'S ISOLATED HEART.


CORTICAL "SPREADING DEPRESSION" AND HYPOTHALAMIC NORADRENALINE.


EVIDENCE FOR STRUCTURAL CONNECTIONS BETWEEN MITOCHONDRIA AND INTERMEDIATE ELEMENTS OF TRIADS.


IMPROVED TECHNIC OF CARDIOPULMONARY BYPASS FOR EMERGENCY PULMONARY EMBOLECTOMY.


ULTRASONIC MOVEMENT OF CORTISOL INTO PIG TISSUE. II. MOVEMENT INTO PARAVERTEBRAL NERVE.


MAMMOGRAPHY (EGAN) IN CANCER OF THE BREAST.


REPRODUCIBILITY OF THE TECHNIC OF MAMMOGRAPHY (EGAN) FOR CANCER OF THE BREAST.


CONTROL OF SPASTIC STATES IN NEUROLOGICAL PATIENTS WITH DIAZEPAM.


THE DETECTION AND SEQUELAE OF OPERATIVE ACCIDENTS COMPLICATING RECONSTRUCTIVE ARTERIAL SURGERY.


RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN VASCULAR SURGERY WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO ORTHOPEDICS.


INTRAVENOUS FURADANTIN SODIUM IN THE TREATMENT OF PERITONITIS. AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY.


TRANSPARENT PLASTIC CAST.

TRANSPARENT PLASTIC CAST.


LOCAL RECURRENCE OF CARCINOMA OF THE COLON AND RECTUM.


ADJACENT AND DISTANT SPREAD OF GIANT CELL TUMORS.


PYELONEPHRITIS IN POLYCYSTIC DISEASE OF THE KIDNEY.


OBSERVATIONS ON THE HANDLING OF COLONIC POLYPS IN CHILDREN.


CONGENITAL HEPATIC FIBROSIS AND ITS MANAGEMENT.


COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN LYMPHATICS AND VEINS INVOLVING THE PORTAL CIRCULATION.


ARTERIOVENOUS FISTULA AS A COMPLICATION OF GASTRECTOMY.


PORTAL ARTERIOVENOUS FISTULAS: REVIEW AND CASE REPORT.


GIANT BILATERAL ADRENAL CYSTS.

GIANT BILATERAL ADRENAL CYSTS.


SELECTIVE AMYLOIDOSIS OF THE JEJUNUM: CASE REPORT OF A RARE CAUSE FOR GASTROINTESTINAL BLEEDING.


METASTATIC CHONDROSARCOMA TO THE KIDNEY.


NEW METHOD OF TREATING MELANOMA OF THE PECTORAL REGION.


TOTAL GASTRECTOMY: LONG TIME SURVIVAL.

TOTAL GASTRECTOMY: LONG TIME SURVIVAL.


MALIGNANT CARCINOID SYNDROME TREATED BY RESECTION OF HEPATIC METASTASES.


EFFECT OF HYPERBARIC OXYGEN THERAPY AND CHANGING SURGICAL CONCEPTS OF GAS GANGRENE: FOUR CASE REPORTS.


SENSORY ISLAND FLAP IN OSTEOPLASTIC RECONSTRUCTION OF THE THUMB.


ANOTHER LOOK AT THE LOOPED CATHETER.

ANOTHER LOOK AT THE LOOPED CATHETER.


ADRENOCORTICAL CARCINOMA.

ADRENOCORTICAL CARCINOMA.


TUMOR OF THE ORGAN OF ZUCKERKANDL.

TUMOR OF THE ORGAN OF ZUCKERKANDL.


MUCOCELE AND PSEUDOMYXOMA PERITONEI OF APPENDICEAL ORIGIN. CLINICOPATHOLOGIC ASPECTS.


TRAUMATIC RETROPERITONEAL HEMATOMA FOLLOWED BY ANURIA AND LUMBAR HERNIA: CASE REPORT AND METHOD OF REPAIR.


TECHNIC FOR PUTTING ON ELASTIC STOCKINGS.


OPERATIVE CHOLANGIOGRAPHY: AN IMPROVED CATHETER.


RENOVASCULAR HYPERTENSION: RENAL ANGIOPLASTY UTILIZING AN AUTOGENOUS ARTERIAL PATCH.


OUR SURGICAL HERITAGE: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (MIDDLETON GOLDSMITH).


PATIENT MONITORING IN THE OPERATING ROOM.


OUR SURGICAL HERITAGE: EUROPE (EUG'ENE LOUIS DOYEN).


POSTOPERATIVE MONITORING SYSTEM.

POSTOPERATIVE MONITORING SYSTEM.


ELECTRONIC AND ELECTROCHEMICAL INSTRUMENTATION IN NEUROSURGICAL ANESTHESIA.


AN ANESTHESIOLOGIST LOOKS AT MONITORING.


A STUDY OF THE CONCENTRATIONS OF POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN GAS WORKS RETORT HOUSES.


MORTALITY OF GASWORKERS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CANCERS OF THE LUNG AND BLADDER, CHRONIC BRONCHITIS, AND PNEUMOCONIOSIS.


URINARY EXCRETION OF PHENOL BY MEN EXPOSED TO VAPOUR OF BENZENE: A SCREENING TEST.


RESPIRATORY SYMPTOMS IN MEN WHO HAD PREVIOUSLY WORKED IN A FLAX MILL IN NORTHERN IRELAND.


BYSSINOSIS AND OTHER RESPIRATORY SYMPTOMS IN FLAX WORKERS IN NORTHERN IRELAND.


ASSESSMENT OF MEAN RADIANT TEMPERATURE IN INDOOR ENVIRONMENTS.


CHANGES IN THE PREVALENCE OF COALWORKERS' PNEUMOCONIOSIS AMONG MINERS AND EX-MINERS IN THE RHONDDA FACH 1951-61.


ALTERATIONS IN SERUM ENZYMES AFTER REPEATED EXPOSURE TO MALATHION.


MORTALITY OF COAL-MINERS FROM CARCINOMA OF THE LUNG.


PROGRESSIVE MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY INVOLVING THE EXTRA-OCULAR MUSCLES WITH NOTES CONCERNING OPERATIVE TREATMENT OF THE ASSOCIATED DIVERGENT SQUINT.


PULSATING EXOPHTHALMOS DUE TO NEUROFIBROMATOSIS.


AUTOMATIC DEVICE FOR RAPID ASSESSMENT OF THE CENTRAL VISUAL FIELD.


JUVENILE XANTHOGRANULOMA: REPORT OF A CASE.


MICROFILM PHOTOGRAPHY IN OPHTHALMOLOGY.

MICROFILM PHOTOGRAPHY IN OPHTHALMOLOGY.


EXPERIMENTAL SIMULATION OF APHAKIA.

EXPERIMENTAL SIMULATION OF APHAKIA.


DATA CONCERNING THE ORIGIN OF THE WHITE RINGS IN THE CORNEA.


MEIBOMIAN CARCINOMA.

MEIBOMIAN CARCINOMA.


WORKING MODEL OF THE EXTRINSIC EYE MUSCLES.


RETINAL DETACHMENT ASSOCIATED WITH ATOPIC DERMATITIS AND CATARACT.


PENTA-N-SULPHOMETHYL-POLYMYXIN B (THIOSPORIN) IN THE TREATMENT OF CORNEAL INFECTION.


CHANGES IN 5-HYDROXYTRYPTOPHAN METABOLISM IN DEPRESSION.


PSYCHIATRIC OUT-PATIENTS IN PLYMOUTH--AN AREA SERVICE ANALYSED.


PHYSICAL ILLNESS IN PSYCHIATRIC OUT-PATIENTS.


THE OBSERVATION WARD AND THE PSYCHIATRIC EMERGENCY.


THE "FUNCTIONAL" MEDICAL OUT-PATIENT.

THE "FUNCTIONAL" MEDICAL OUT-PATIENT.


A SOCIAL CLUB FOR ELDERLY PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS.


SOMATOMETRY--A SECOND LOOK.

SOMATOMETRY--A SECOND LOOK.


KORO--A CULTURE-BOUND DEPERSONALIZATION SYNDROME.


THE COUVADE SYNDROME.

THE COUVADE SYNDROME.


FAMILIAL ASPECTS OF "NEUROTICISM" AND "EXTRAVERSION".


PSYCHOLOGICAL AND CLINICAL INVESTIGATION OF THE TREATMENT OF ANXIOUS OUT-PATIENT WITH THREE BARBITURATES AND PLACEBO.


THE USE OF LSD-25 AS A DIAGNOSTIC AID IN DOUBTFUL CASES OF SCHIZOPHRENIA.


THE OCCASIONAL OPEN-HEART SURGEON.

THE OCCASIONAL OPEN-HEART SURGEON.


CIRCULATORY BYPASS OF THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE HEART. VI. SHUNT BETWEEN SUPERIOR VENA CAVA AND DISTAL RIGHT PULMONARY ARTERY; REPORT OF CLINICAL APPLICATION IN THIRTY-EIGHT CASES.


RESULTS OF OPEN-HEART SURGERY IN PATIENTS WITH PULMONIC STENOSIS AND INTACT VENTRICULAR SEPTUM. A REPORT OF 108 CASES.


COARCTATION IN THE ELDERLY.

COARCTATION IN THE ELDERLY.


CATECHOLAMINE DEPLETION IN THYROTOXICOSIS. EFFECT OF GUANETHIDINE ON CARDIOVASCULAR DYNAMICS.


THE EFFECT OF ANGIOCARDIOGRAPHIC CONTRAST MEDIUM ON CIRCULATORY DYNAMICS IN MAN. CARDIAC OUTPUT DURING ANGIOCARDIOGRAPHY.


RUPTURE OF THE HEART. A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF 47 CONSECUTIVE AUTOPSY CASES.


SUBCLAVIAN STEAL IN PATIENTS WITH BLALOCK-TAUSSIG ANASTOMOSIS.


DYNAMICS OF THE COLLATERAL CIRCULATION IN PATIENTS WITH SUBCLAVIAN STEAL.


CARDIOVASCULAR ABNORMALITIES IN OSTEOGENESIS IMPERFECTA.


THE PATHOLOGIC LESIONS OF THE CARDIAC AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM IN CHRONIC CHAGAS' MYOCARDITIS.


COR TRIATRIATUM AS A PROBLEM OF ADULT HEART DISEASE.


PSYCHIATRIC MORBIDITY OF WEST INDIAN IMMIGRANTS IN AN URBAN GROUP PRACTICE.


A BACTERIOLOGICAL STUDY OF EXPERIMENTAL DENTAL CARIES IN MONKEYS.


DIET AND DENTAL CARIES.

DIET AND DENTAL CARIES.


TRACE ELEMENTS AND DENTAL CARIES.

TRACE ELEMENTS AND DENTAL CARIES.


FEDERATION DENTAIRE INTERNATIONALE.

FEDERATION DENTAIRE INTERNATIONALE.


STUDY OF NALIDIXIC ACID.

STUDY OF NALIDIXIC ACID.


THE IN VIVO EFFECTS OF HISTAMINE AND BENADRYL ON THE PERISTALSIS OF THE CANINE URETER AND PLASMA POTASSIUM LEVELS.


THE EFFECT OF URINARY AMINO ACIDS UPON THE SOLUBILITY OF CALCIUM OXALATE.


THE RENAL CLEARANCE OF I-131 LABELLED SODIUM IOTHALAMATE IN MAN.


AN ATTEMPT TO PREVENT THE INDUCTION OF BLADDER CANCER IN DOGS WITH 1,4-GLUCOSACCHAROLACTONE.


THE TREATMENT OF CARCINOMA IN DOGS' BLADDERS WITH CYTOTOXIC DRUGS.


TESTICULAR CARCINOGENESIS IN UNILATERALLY CRYPTORCHID RATS.


THE MATHEMATICAL RELATIONSHIP AMONG URINARY FREQUENCY, RESIDUAL URINE, AND BACTERIAL GROWTH IN BLADDER INFECTIONS.


RUMINANT UROLITHIASIS. VII. STUDIES ON THE ORIGIN OF TAMM-HORSFALL URINARY MUCOPROTEIN AND ITS PRESENCE IN OVINE CALCULOUS MATRIX.


AFFERENT ARTERIOLAR DIAMETER CHANGES DURING AUTOREGULATION IN THE DOG KIDNEY.


EFFECT OF ORAL PYRO- AND TRIPOLYPHOSPHATE ON RAT UROLITHIASIS.


INNERVATION OF THE PELVIC ORGANS OF THE RAT.


RUDOLF VIRCHOW (1821-1902).

RUDOLF VIRCHOW (1821-1902).


ON TIME AND TIMELESSNESS.

ON TIME AND TIMELESSNESS.


LONELINESS AND COMPULSION.

LONELINESS AND COMPULSION.


THE CONCEPT OF COUNTERTRANSFERENCE.

THE CONCEPT OF COUNTERTRANSFERENCE.


PSYCHOANALYTIC NOTES ON THE HISTORY OF MORALITY.


WORKING THROUGH AND TERMINATION OF ANALYSIS.


LOSS OF IDENTITY AND ACTING OUT.

LOSS OF IDENTITY AND ACTING OUT.


AMBIGUITY AND HUMAN IMPERFECTION.

AMBIGUITY AND HUMAN IMPERFECTION.


ORTHOPAEDIC ASPECTS OF INTRASPINAL TUMORS IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN.


SURGICAL TREATMENT OF THE HAND IN CEREBRAL PALSY: CORRECTION OF THUMB-IN-PALM AND OTHER DEFORMITIES. REPORT OF NINETEEN CASES.


BURSITIS OF THE POSTERIOR PART OF THE HEEL; EVALUATION OF SURGICAL TREATMENT OF EIGHTEEN PATIENTS.


DELAYED UNION AND PSEUDARTHROSIS OF THE CARPAL NAVICULAR: TREATMENT BY COMPRESSION-SCREW OSTEOSYNTHESIS; A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON TWENTY FRACTURES.


ANTIBIOTIC MANAGEMENT OF STAPHYLOCOCCAL OSTEOMYELITIS, WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO ANTIBIOTIC-RESISTANT INFECTIONS.


JOINT DISTENSION AND REFLEX MUSCLE INHIBITION IN THE KNEE.


DIFFUSE PIGMENTED VILLONODULAR SYNOVITIS OF THE HIP JOINT. REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE AND REPORT OF FOUR CASES.


DETERMINATION OF PHYSIOLOGICAL LENGTH OF A RECONSTRUCTED MUSCLE-TENDON UNIT THROUGH MUSCLE STIMULATION.


THE ROENTGENOGRAPHIC DEVELOPMENT OF RADIOSTRONTIUM (SR90)INDUCED OSTEOGENIC SARCOMA IN THE RAT.


TRIPLE ARTHRODESIS. A STUDY OF THE FACTORS AFFECTING FUSION AFTER THREE HUNDRED AND ONE PROCEDURES.


USE OF ANTIHEMOPHILIC FACTOR (PLASMA FRACTION I-O) DURING CORRECTION OF KNEE-JOINT DEFORMITIES IN HEMOPHILIA A. REPORT OF THREE CASES INCLUDING ONE OSTEOTOMY.


BILATERAL ABOVE-THE-KNEE AMUPUTATIONS: A COMPLICATION OF CHICKENPOX; A CASE REPORT.


ANALYSIS OF DISTRIBUTION OF CA45 IN DOG BONE BY A QUANTITATIVE AUTORADIOGRAPHIC METHOD.


PREPATELLAR BURSITIS CAUSED BY MYCOBACTERIUM MARINUM (BALNEI); CASE REPORT, CLASSIFICATION, AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.


PROGRESSIVE FIBROSIS OF THE QUADRICEPS MUSCLES.


TREATMENT OF MILD SLIPPING OF THE CAPITAL FEMORAL EPIPHYSIS.


THE USE OF RADIOISOTOPES IN ORTHOPAEDICS. 3. EXPERIMENTAL AND CLINICAL STUDIES.


MYELOGRAPHY WITH AN ABSORBABLE AGENT.

MYELOGRAPHY WITH AN ABSORBABLE AGENT.


ACUTE SUPPURATIVE ARTHRITIS.

ACUTE SUPPURATIVE ARTHRITIS.


THE MEDICAL SCHOOL FIELD REPRESENTATIVE.


CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY STUDY UNIT.

CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY STUDY UNIT.


THE STUDY OF ANATOMY: CURRENT PERSPECTIVES AT KUMC.


THE PROGRAM IN MEDICINE AT THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL.


PREPARATION FOR NURSING PRACTICE IN THE 1970'S.


FACTORS DETERMINING ATTITUDES TOWARDS MEDICAL CARE--STUDY OF A METROPOLITAN AREA.


LATERALITY, DOMINANCE, AND LANGUAGE.

LATERALITY, DOMINANCE, AND LANGUAGE.


THE DI GUGLIELMO SYNDROME. REPORT OF AN UNUSUAL CASE WITH BASOPHILIC LEUKOCYTOSIS.


THE INCREDIBLE DR. GEORGE MORRIS GRAY.

THE INCREDIBLE DR. GEORGE MORRIS GRAY.


CANCER OF THE UTERUS IN AFRICA SOUTH OF THE SAHARA.


THESE WERE THE GIANTS--THIRTEEN DISTINGUISHED MEN OF THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.


URINARY AND FECAL EXCRETION OF ENDOGENOUS NITROGEN BY INFANTS AND CHILDREN.


MINERAL UTILIZATION IN THE RAT. IV. EFFECTS OF CALCIUM AND PHYTIC ACID ON THE UTILIZATION OF DIETARY ZINC.


HEPATIC NUCLEOTIDE LEVELS AND NAD-SYNTHESIS AS INFLUENCED BY DIETARY OROTIC ACID AND ADENINE.


INTERRELATION OF VITAMIN B6 AND SEX ON RESPONSE OF RATS TO HYPERCHOLESTEROLEMIC DIETS.


MINERAL BALANCE STUDIES WITH THE BABY PIG: EFFECTS OF DIETARY VITAMIN D2 LEVEL UPON CALCIUM, PHOSPHORUS AND MAGNESIUM BALANCE.


METABOLIC PATTERNS IN PREADOLESCENT CHILDREN. XII. EFFECT OF AMOUNT AND SOURCE OF DIETARY PROTEIN ON ABSORPTION OF IRON.


EFFECT ON NITROGEN RETENTION OF MEN OF VARYING THE TOTAL DIETARY NITROGEN WITH ESSENTIAL AMINO ACID INTAKE KEPT CONSTANT.


THE UTILIZATION OF STARCH BY LARVAE OF THE FLOUR BEETLE, TRIBOLIUM CASTANEUM.


EFFECT OF REDUCING AGENTS ON COPPER DEFICIENCY IN THE CHICK.


THIAMINE REQUIREMENT IN THE ADULT HUMAN AS MEASURED BY URINARY EXCRETION OF THIAMINE METABOLITES.


CHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF INBRED-STRAIN MOUSE MILK. I. GROSS COMPOSITION AND AMINO ACID ANALYSIS.


EFFECT OF DIETARY VITAMIN D AND PROTEIN ON FREE AMINO ACIDS AND LIPIDS IN SELECTED RAT TISSUES.


EXCRETION OF THIAMINE AND ITS METABOLITES IN THE URINE OF YOUNG ADULT MALES RECEIVING RESTRICTED INTAKES OF THE VITAMIN.


LEAD POISONING AND THE FALL OF ROME.

LEAD POISONING AND THE FALL OF ROME.


WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION AND CHRONIC VIRAL HEPATITIS.


ARTIFICIAL EYES; THE EARLY HISTORY OF OCULAR PROSTHESES.


MENTAL DISORDERS NOT EXCLUDED FROM MAJOR MEDICAL INSURANCE BENEFITS.


CALORIES STILL COUNT.

CALORIES STILL COUNT.


RESPONSE OF RATS TO THALIDOMIDE AS AFFECTED BY RIBOFLAVIN OR FOLIC ACID DEFICIENCY.


THE FERROALLOY INDUSTRY; HAZARDS OF THE ALLOYS AND SEMIMETALLICS. II.


OPTIONAL WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION COVERAGE.


BIOLOGIC EFFECTS OF HUMAN RADIATION EXPOSURE; REPORT OF A CRITICALITY ACCIDENT.


ALCOHOLIC EMPLOYEES; A COMPARISON OF PSYCHOTIC, NEUROTIC, AND "NORMAL " PERSONNEL.


BLOOD LOSS DURING GINGIVAL SURGERY.

BLOOD LOSS DURING GINGIVAL SURGERY.


MYOCARDIAL REVASCULARIZATION BY OMENTAL GRAFT WITHOUT PEDICLE: EXPERIMENTAL BACKGROUND AND REPORT ON 25 CASES FOLLOWED 6 TO 16 MONTHS.


MEDIASTINOSCOPY: A METHOD OF BIOPSY IN THE SUPERIOR MEDIASTINUM.


TISSUE RESPONSE IN THE GUINEA PIG TO STERILE AND NON-STERILE CALCULUS.


PHOTOMOTOGRAMMETRY AND ORAL HEALTH. II. A STUDY OF EUTHYROIDISM AND TOOTH LOSS.


REASSESSMENT OF OPERATIVE INDICATION FOR MODERATE CONGENITAL AORTIC STENOSIS.


SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF DISSECTING ANEURYSMS OF THE AORTA.


VALUE AND RISK OF BIOPSY OF PULMONARY LESIONS BY NEEDLE ASPIRATION. TWENTY-ONE YEARS' EXPERIENCE.


THE ATTACHING SUBSTANCE BETWEEN ENAMEL AND EPITHELIUM--A PRODUCT OF THE EPITHELIAL CELLS.


HODGKIN'S DISEASE OF THE LUNG.

HODGKIN'S DISEASE OF THE LUNG.


LOBAR EMPHYSEMA AND CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE IN INFANCY.


ALFRED BLALOCK (1899-1964).

ALFRED BLALOCK (1899-1964).


RECONSTRUCTION OF THE ESOPHAGUS WITH LEFT COLON.


ENDOSCOPIC ASPECTS OF POST-SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF CONGENITAL ESOPHAGEAL ATRESIA AND TRACHEOESOPHAGEAL FISTULA.


ASSISTED CIRCULATION FOR CARDIAC FAILURE FOLLOWING INTRACARDIAC SURGERY WITH CARDIOPULMONARY BYPASS.


THE EFFECT OF POWERED TOOTHBRUSHING AND INTERDENTAL STIMULATION UPON MICROSCOPIC INFLAMMATION AND SURFACE KERATINIZATION OF THE INTERDENTAL GINGIVA.


A COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTS OF FOUR VIRUSES ON THE PERIODONTIUM OF THE SYRIAN HAMSTER.


HIGH FLOW TOTAL BODY PERFUSION UTILIZING DILUTED PERFUSATE IN A LARGE PRIME SYSTEM.


PREVALENCE OF PERIODONTAL DISEASE DETERMINED BY THE PRESENCE OF PERIODONTAL POCKETS ALONE.


ACUTE CONSTRICTIVE PERICARDITIS.

ACUTE CONSTRICTIVE PERICARDITIS.


TOOTH MOBILITY--ITS CAUSES AND SIGNIFICANCE.


GINGIVAL CYST.

GINGIVAL CYST.


FILARIAL CHYLURIA: A BIOCHEMICAL AND RADIOLOGICAL STUDY OF FIVE PATIENTS.


THE PATTERN OF ANAEMIA IN WESTERN NIGERIA.


AN EXPERIMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF GINGIVECTOMY AND SOFT TISSUE CURETTAGE IN DOGS.


AN ACCOUNT OF THE GENUS BABESIA AS FOUND IN CERTAIN SMALL MAMMALS IN BRITAIN.


GIARDIASIS, A CAUSE OF RECURRENT ENTERITIS IN NIGERIAN OUTPATIENTS.


EFFECT OF EXCESSIVE OCCLUSAL FORCES UPON THE PATHWAY OF GINGIVAL INFLAMMATION IN HUMANS.


STEVENS-JOHNSON SYNDROME IN THE COURSE OF MEASLES.


EFFECT OF THE ELECTRIC TOOTHBRUSH ON HUMAN GINGIVA: HISTOLOGIC AND MICRORESPIROMETER EVALUATION.


MAMMOGRAPHY AFTER MASTECTOMY: USEFULNESS IN SEARCH FOR RECURRENT CARCINOMA OF BREAST.


INCREASE OF VENTRICULAR EXCITABILITY THRESHOLD BY HYPERPOTASSEMIA: POSSIBLE CAUSE OF INTERNAL PACEMAKER FAILURE.


ETHYL ALCOHOL AND THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM: EFFECTS ON CORONARY BLOOD FLOW.


PULMONARY FUNCTION AND THERAPY IN DISABILITY APPLICANTS.


A REGIMEN FOR IMMUNIZATION AGAINST MEASLES. INACTIVATED VACCINE WITH DPT AND LIVE VACCINE AT AGE 9 MONTHS.


A NEW ORAL PENICILLIN: AMPICILLIN: (PENBRITIN, POLYCILLIN).


COMMON FRACTURE WITH UNUSUAL ASSOCIATED VASCULAR INJURY.


JAMES HOPE (1801-1841).

JAMES HOPE (1801-1841).


OF AUTOPSIES.

OF AUTOPSIES.


INTRAUTERINE MALNUTRITION.

INTRAUTERINE MALNUTRITION.


THE SHRINKING SPECIFICITY OF THE TRANSAMINASE DETERMINATION.


DEATH DUE TO MIGRATION OF THE BALL FROM AN AORTIC-VALVE PROSTHESIS.


GARLIC-CLOVE FIBROMA.

GARLIC-CLOVE FIBROMA.


SQUAMOUS-CELL CARCINOMA OF NAIL BED.

SQUAMOUS-CELL CARCINOMA OF NAIL BED.


GIANT MECKEL'S DIVERTICULUM.

GIANT MECKEL'S DIVERTICULUM.


A CURRENT SURVEY OF MEASLES IN MELBOURNE INCLUDING THE INCIDENCE OF MEASLES ENCEPHALITIS.


PERSONALITY PROBLEMS IN INDUSTRY.

PERSONALITY PROBLEMS IN INDUSTRY.


HUMIDIFICATION BY NEBULIZATION.

HUMIDIFICATION BY NEBULIZATION.


SYSTEMIC MYCOTIC INFECTIONS IN NORTHERN TERRITORY ABORIGINES.


THE GERIATRIC POPULATION OF A MENTAL HOSPITAL.


COGAN'S SYNDROME.

COGAN'S SYNDROME.


OSTEOMYELITIS OF THE SPINE WITH RUPTURE OF THE AORTA.


A CASE OF STONE-FISH STING TREATED WITH ANTIVENENE.


DIRECT CURRENT COUNTERSHOCK IN CARDIAC ARRHYTHMIAS.


RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS, SPLENOMEGALY AND RECURRENT INFECTIONS.


HEAT AND THE SURVIVAL OF THE AGED AND CHRONICALLY ILL.


THE VACUUM EXTRACTOR.

THE VACUUM EXTRACTOR.


SECOND REPORT OF CENTRAL NORTHERN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION COMMITTEE ON PERINATAL MORTALITY COVERING THE PERIOD JULY, 1962, TO JUNE, 1963, NEWCASTLE, N.S.W.


AN EVALUATION OF A SEDATIVE, TRICLOFOS.

AN EVALUATION OF A SEDATIVE, TRICLOFOS.


DISSEMINATED SCLEROSIS IN MELBOURNE.

DISSEMINATED SCLEROSIS IN MELBOURNE.


MICROSPORUM CANIS DERMATOMYCOSIS.

MICROSPORUM CANIS DERMATOMYCOSIS.


KAPOSI'S SYNDROME: A CASE OF ECZEMA HERPETICUM COMPLICATED BY VARICELLA DURING CONVALESCENCE; REVIEW OF CURRENT OPINIONS.


CONTINUING EDUCATION.

CONTINUING EDUCATION.


A MILLENNIUM OF FUNGI, FOOD, AND FERMENTATION.


RAFFAELE CIFERRI--1897-1964.

RAFFAELE CIFERRI--1897-1964.


RESPONSE OF SOME PATHOGENIC FUNGI TO SODIUM FLUORIDE.


ISOLATION OF KERATINOPHILIC AND OTHER FUNGI FROM SOILS COLLECTED IN AUSTRALIA AND NEW GUINEA.


THE ASCOSPORE SHEATH AND TAXONOMY OF LEPTOSPHAERIA SENEGALENSIS.


NUMBERS AND VIABILITY OF CERTAIN AIRBORNE FUNGUS SPORES.


MY FIRST DOZEN.

MY FIRST DOZEN.


DALHOUSIE NOTES. 3. FACTORS DETERMINING THE SIZE OF THE MEDICAL SCHOOL.


TEACHING THE CARE OF DRUGS.

TEACHING THE CARE OF DRUGS.


TOGARIA AUREA IN ALASKA.

TOGARIA AUREA IN ALASKA.


ARTERIAL SURGERY FOR NURSES. 2.

ARTERIAL SURGERY FOR NURSES. 2.


INSIDE STORY.

INSIDE STORY.


EVIDENCE FOR A MUTATION AT THE INCOMPATIBILITY LOCUS IN THE SLIME MOLD, DIDYMIUM IRIDIS.


INTESTINAL RESECTION IN INFANCY.

INTESTINAL RESECTION IN INFANCY.


COR PULMONALE.

COR PULMONALE.


MAKING THE MOST OF WARD EXPERIENCE.

MAKING THE MOST OF WARD EXPERIENCE.


OVERCROWDING IN FUNGUS GENERIC NAMES.

OVERCROWDING IN FUNGUS GENERIC NAMES.


POISONING BY PHOLIOTA SQUARROSA.

POISONING BY PHOLIOTA SQUARROSA.


DESIGN OF MATERNITY UNITS. CONFERENCE AT THE HOSPITAL CENTRE.


APPEARANCE AND LOCALIZATION OF A NERVE GROWTH-PROMOTING PROTEIN DURING DEVELOPMENT.


ANTIBODY TO GAMMA-GLOBULIN IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN EXPOSED TO ISOLOGOUS GAMMA-GLOBULIN.


EFFECT OF TRIVALENT ORAL POLIOVIRUS VACCINE IN AN INSTITUTIONALIZED POPULATION WITH VARYING NATURAL AND ACQUIRED IMMUNITY TO POLIOMYELITIS.


HUMAN SERUM PRECIPITINS TO GOAT'S MILK PROTEINS AND TO COW'S MILK PROTEINS.


NEONATAL STAPHYLOCOCCAL INFECTION. I. ECOLOGY AND PREVENTION IN A MATERNITY HOSPITAL IN EL SALVADOR.


NEONATAL STAPHYLOCOCCAL INFECTION. II. EPIDEMIOLOGY OF INFECTION AND DISEASES.


CONGENITAL TOXOPLASMOSIS WITH PLACENTAL INFECTION IN MONOZYGOTIC TWINS.


SPONGY DEGENERATION OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM (CANAVAN'S DISEASE).


EFFECTS OF A PHYSICAL FITNESS PROGRAM UPON ASTHMATIC BOYS.


UNILATERAL PSEUDOEMPHYSEMA--A CASE REPORT.


ENDOBRONCHIAL PRESSURE AS AN AID TO TRACHEO-BRONCHIAL ASPIRATION.


CARDIAC PROBLEMS IN THE GLYCOGENOSES WITH SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO POMPE'S DISEASE.


CONGENITAL DIFFUSE FIBROMATOSIS: A CASE REPORT.


THE DIAGNOSTIC VALUE OF SERUM CREATINE KINASE IN NEUROMUSCULAR AND MUSCULAR DISEASE.


DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT: MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE VIRAL BRONCHIOLITIS IN INFANCY.


CONGENITAL ANOMALIES OF THE KIDNEY IN ASSOCIATION WITH WILMS'S TUMOR.


LACTULOSURIA IN THE NEONATE:  A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


NASAL GLIOMA.

NASAL GLIOMA.


SOME EFFECTS OF ALTERED ENVIRONMENTS: RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN SPACE MEDICINE AND ADAPTATIONS AT BIRTH.


A STUDY OF THE DELAY PHENOMENON IN EXPERIMENTAL PEDICLE FLAPS.


IMMUNOTHERAPY FOR SEVERE BURNS IN CHILDREN.


SUCCESSFUL AUTOGRAFTING IN A BURNED HEMOPHILIAC WITHOUT SYSTEMIC OR LOCAL HEMOSTATIC AGENTS.


DELIBERATE HYPOTENSION FOR BLEPHAROPLASTY AND RHYTIDECTOMY.


RECONSTRUCTION OF THE PENIS.

RECONSTRUCTION OF THE PENIS.


THE TETRAHEDRAL Z-PLASTY.

THE TETRAHEDRAL Z-PLASTY.


MALFORMATIONS OF THE EAR AS A CLUE TO UROGENITAL ANOMALIES. REPORT OF SIX ADDITIONAL CASES.


ANTERIOR FIXATION OF MANDIBULAR FRACTURES.


CORRECTION OF SADDLE NOSE DEFORMITY WITH THE UPPER-LATERAL TURNOVER PROCEDURE.


INNOVATIONS OF SKIN GRAFTING AS APPLIED TO CHIN-CHEST CONTRACTURES.


PROLONGED SURVIVAL OF FETAL TISSUE HETEROTRANSPLANTS. PRELIMINARY COMMUNICATION.


MAXILLARY STABILITY IN PRIMARY CASES OF CLEFT LIP AND PALATE.


AN UNUSUAL MALFORMATION OF THE SCALP CORRECTED BY PLASTIC SURGERY.


TREATMENT OF ALOPECIA CICATRICANS USING AN ARTERY FLAP.


GRADUATE EDUCATION FOR THE PLASTIC SURGEON.


THE INTENSIVE CARE OF THE CORONARY CRISIS.


THE CONCEPT OF DEGENERATIVE MYOPIA.

THE CONCEPT OF DEGENERATIVE MYOPIA.


THE USE OF CORNEAL LENSES IN DEVELOPMENTAL ANISOMETROPIA.


CATARACT IN THE GLAUCOMA PATIENT. THE SURGICAL TREATMENT OF CATARACT AFTER A FILTERING OPERATION FOR GLAUCOMA.


PSEUDOPAPILLOEDEMA AND PSEUDONEURITIS.

PSEUDOPAPILLOEDEMA AND PSEUDONEURITIS.


TREATMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL PRECOCIOUS PUBERTY WITH MEDROXYPROGESTERONE ACETATE.


MASSIVE BILATERAL ADRENAL HAEMORRHAGE IN THE NEWBORN WITH RECOVERY.


SOLUTION OF CYSTINE STONES BY NON-SURGICAL MEANS.


PSEUDO-PSEUDO-HYPOPARATHYROIDISM WITH OSTEOMA CUTIS.


THE PAINTINGS OF HIERONYMUS BOSCH.

THE PAINTINGS OF HIERONYMUS BOSCH.


ATAXIA TELANGIECTASIA WITH UNUSUAL FEATURES.


THE PERSONALITY AND PROBLEM OF HIERONYMUS BOSCH.


MYCOPLASMA SPECIES AS AGENTS OF DISEASE IN ANIMALS AND MAN.


CONTRIBUTIONS FROM CHEMICAL MICROBIOLOGY TO THERAPEUTIC MEDICINE.


STUDIES OF THE PRINCIPLES OF FLOTATION BY LIFE JACKETS.


PROTECTING THE SAILOR AGAINST COLD.

PROTECTING THE SAILOR AGAINST COLD.


CAREER PATTERNS IN MEDICINE.

CAREER PATTERNS IN MEDICINE.


DIABETES SCREENING ACTIVITIES JULY 1958 TO JUNE 1963.


EVALUATION OF IMMUNE SERUM GLOBULIN FOR CONTROL OF INFECTIOUS HEPATITIS.


ASSESSMENT, PLANNING, AND ACTION FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES.


CONTROL OF BLATELLA GERMANICA IN A PUBLIC HOUSING PROJECT.


COMPARISON OF PROTEIN-BOUND IODINE IN HUMAN THYROID VEIN AND PERIPHERAL VEIN BLOOD.


ACUTE CHOLECYSTITIS.

ACUTE CHOLECYSTITIS.


METABOLIC STUDIES IN PATIENTS SUBSEQUENT TO SELECTIVE GASTRIC VAGOTOMY.


THE EFFECT OF NEODYMIUM LASER RADIATION ON TWO EXPERIMENTAL MALIGNANT TUMOR SYSTEMS.


MITRAL VALVE RECONSTRUCTION OR REPLACEMENT IN THE PRESENCE OF MODERATE AORTIC INSUFFICIENCY.


CLINICALLY SIGNIFICANT ENDOMETRIOSIS OF THE URINARY TRACT.


THE MANAGEMENT OF SPONTANEOUS PNEUMOTHORAX DUE TO EMPHYSEMATOUS BLEBS.


EARLY EXPOSURE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF THE POSTOPERATIVE WOUND.


ATROPHY OF THE TESTICLE AS A SURGICAL RISK.


STUDIES OF PANCREATIC JUICE IN THE PROXIMAL LOOP AFTER BILLROTH II GASTRECTOMY.


THE EXPERIMENTAL PRODUCTION OF ELEVATED PORTAL PRESSURE BY INCREASING PORTAL FLOW.


THE HEMODYNAMICS OF BRONCHOPULMONARY ANASTOMOSES.


A REPORT UPON ARTERIAL INFUSION WITH 5-FLUOROURACIL IN 100 PATIENTS.


THE USE OF CENTRAL VENOUS PRESSURE AS AN ACCURATE GUIDE FOR BODY FLUID REPLACEMENT.


CURRENT STATUS OF THE PROBLEM OF TRAUMATIC SHOCK.


A RETROSPECTIVE FIELD TRIAL FOR COMPARISON OF CLINICAL CLASSIFICATIONS OF CARCINOMA OF THE CERVIX.


POSTOPERATIVE STRICTURES OF THE EXTRAHEPATIC BILE DUCTS.


PATHOLOGY OF LOWER ESOPHAGEAL WEB.

PATHOLOGY OF LOWER ESOPHAGEAL WEB.


USE OF EPSILON AMINOCAPROIC ACID.

USE OF EPSILON AMINOCAPROIC ACID.


FIRST RIB RESECTION FOR DISTAL EXPOSURE OF SUBCLAVIAN VESSELS.


COMPOSITE SAPHENOUS VEIN GRAFT FOR FEMORAL-POPLITEAL ARTERIAL BYPASS.


A SUTURE HOLDER AND SEPARATOR ATTACHMENT TO THE STARR-EDWARDS PROSTHETIC VALVE HOLDERS.


MANAGEMENT OF THE INFECTED ARTERIAL PROSTHESIS.


BENJAMIN TRAVERS, SCIENTIFIC SURGEON.

BENJAMIN TRAVERS, SCIENTIFIC SURGEON.


STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE IN THE FEMALE.


COMPATIBILITY AMONG WORK ASSOCIATES IN ISOLATED GROUPS. REP NO. 64-13.


THE PRACTICAL VALUE OF A PSYCHIATRIC SCREENING INTERVIEW IN PREDICTING MILITARY INEFFECTIVENESS. REP NO. 64-7.


VARIABILITY IN FACTOR STRUCTURES OF CLINICIANS' PERSONALITY RATINGS. REP NO. 64-23.


STRUCTURAL CHANGE IN SMALL ISOLATED GROUPS. REP NO. 64-24.


THE VALIDITY OF AGE, EDUCATION, AND GCT AS PREDICTORS OF TWO-YEAR ATTRITION AMONG NAVAL ENLISTERS. REP NO. 64-15.


AN EVALUATION OF THE POPULAR LEADER. REP NO. 63-9.


PERSONAL HISTORY CORRELATES OF MILITARY PERFORMANCE AT A LARGE ANTARCTIC STATION. REP NO. 64-22.


A RE-ANALYSIS OF GSR CONDITIONING. REP NO. 64-6.


PERFORMANCE EVALUATIONS OF ANTARCTIC VOLUNTEERS. REP NO. 64-19.


BODY SIZE, SELF EVALUATION, AND MILITARY EFFECTIVENESS. REP NO. 64-14.


PERSONAL HISTORY CORRELATES OF PERFORMANCE AMONG CIVILIAN PERSONNEL IN SMALL ANTARCTIC STATIONS. REP NO. 64-4.


PRIMARY CARCINOMA OF THE LIVER. A PATHOLOGIC AND CLINICAL STUDY OF 100 CASES.


THE COCHLEA AND THE COCHLEAR NUCLEI IN NEONATAL ASPHYXIA. A HISTOLOGICAL STUDY.


NOISE INDUCED HEARING LOSS AMONGST ENGINEROOM PERSONNEL ON BOARD NORWEGIAN MERCHANT SHIPS.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC AND ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL STUDIES ON THE LATERAL LINE CANAL ORGAN.


SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF THE DISAPPEARANCE FROM SERUM OF INTRAVENOUSLY INFUSED TRIGLYCERIDE IN MAN.


LIPID METABOLISM IN THE EX VIVO PERFUSED LIVER.


EFFECT OF ORALLY ADMINISTERED FAT ON THE UTILIZATION OF INTRAVENOUS FAT EMULSIONS.


FLOCCULATION OF INTRAVENOUS FAT EMULSIONS.


THE FATE OF CHYLOMICRONS IN RATS TREATED WITH TRITON WR-1339.


CHANGES IN THE COMPOSITION OF "SYNTHETIC CHYLOMICRONS" AFTER INTRAVENOUS INFUSION IN MAN.


EFFECTS OF MULTIPLE INFUSIONS OF A FAT EMULSION ON BLOOD COAGULATION, LIVER FUNCTION AND URINARY EXCRETION OF STEROIDS IN SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENTS.


CHANGES IN PLASMA AND ERYTHROCYTE LIPIDS DURING SHORT-TERM ADMINISTRATION OF INTRAVENOUS FAT EMULSION AND ITS SUBFRACTIONS.


CHARACTERIZED OILS FOR USE IN INTRAVENOUS FAT EMULSIONS.


NUTRIENT AND ENERGY METABOLISM IN PATIENTS WITH AND WITHOUT CANCER DURING HYPERALIMENTATION WITH FAT ADMINISTERED INTRAVENOUSLY.


CHARACTERIZATION OF LIPIDS OF HUMAN SERUM FOLLOWING INTRAVENOUS FAT INFUSION.


STUDIES ON A TRANSPARENT AND CONCENTRATED FAT EMULSION FOR INTRAVENOUS USE.


FECAL EXCRETION OF LIPIDS BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER HYPERALIMENTATION WITH FAT ADMINISTERED INTRAVENOUSLY.


TOXICITY TESTING OF FAT EMULSIONS. II. ULTRASTRUCTURAL CHANGES IN THE LIVER FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION OF A NEW INTRAVENOUS FAT EMULSION (INTRALIPID).


TESTING OF FAT EMULSIONS FOR TOXICITY. 3. TOXICITY STUDIES  WITH NEW FAT EMULSIONS AND EMULSION COMPONENTS.


ANALYSIS OF INTRAVENOUS FAT EMULSIONS AND COMPONENTS.


TOXICITY TESTING OF FAT EMULSIONS FOR INTRAVENOUS ADMINISTRATION.


HEMODYNAMIC CHANGES FOLLOWING INFUSION OF INTRAVENOUS FAT EMULSIONS.


LONG-TERM INTRAVENOUS ADMINISTRATION OF FAT EMULSIONS IN DOGS AND SINGLE INFUSIONS IN MAN.


ACUTE STUDIES WITH SINGLE INFUSIONS OF FAT EMULSIONS IN DOGS.


THE EFFECTS OF CHOLINE ON HEPATIC ULTRASTRUCTURAL CHANGES ASSOCIATED WITH THE INTRAVENOUS ADMINISTRATION OF FAT.


ABNORMAL HEMOGLOBINS. V. AGE AT DEATH OF PATIENTS WITH SICKLE CELL TRAIT.


HEREDITARY BENIGN INTRAEPITHELIAL DYSKERATOSIS: A LINKAGE STUDY.


LINKAGE STUDIES WITH THE HUMAN RED BLOOD CELL ACID PHOSPHATASE LOCUS AND BLOOD GROUP, HP, GM, AND INV LOCI.


PHENOTYPIC SHIFTS IN TRISOMY.

PHENOTYPIC SHIFTS IN TRISOMY.


HUMAN HEMOGLOBIN GENE LINKAGE: REPORT OF A FAMILY WITH HEMOGLOBIN B2, HEMOGLOBIN S, AND BETA THALASSEMIA, INCLUDING A PROBABLE CROSSOVER BETWEEN THALASSEMIA AND DELTA LOCI.


A GENETIC STUDY OF THE ANTIGENS ASSOCIATED WITH THE GM(B) FACTOR OF HUMAN GAMMA GLOBULIN.


BETA THALASSEMIA-HEMOGLOBIN D ALPHA. A FAMILY REPORT.


EFFECTS OF FATHER'S AGE ON THE RISK OF CHILD HANDICAP OR DEATH.


COMPARISONS OF TWO METHODS FOR TYPING OF SERUM CHOLINESTERASE AND PREVALENCE OF ITS VARIANTS IN A BRAZILIAN POPULATION.


STUDIES ON SEVERAL GENETIC HEMATOLOGICAL TRAITS OF THE MEXICAN POPULATION. 8. HEMOGLOBIN S, GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATE DEHYDROGENASE DEFICIENCY, AND OTHER CHARACTERISTICS IN A MALARIAL REGION.


IN VIVO EFFECTS OF SODIUM FLUORIDE ON SERUM PROTEINS AND ENZYMES AS STUDIED WITH STARCH GEL ELECTROPHORESIS.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPY AS AN  AID IN THE TAXONOMIC  DIFFERENTIATION OF ORAL SPIROCHETES.


NON-ULTRAFILTERABLE CALCIUM AND MAGNESIUM IN HUMAN SALIVA.


THE MICRO-SAMPLING OF ENAMEL IN THIN LAYERS BY MEANS OF STRONG ACIDS.


AN IMPROVED METHOD WITH LOW MATERIAL LOSS FOR THE SEPARATION OF TEETH INTO FRACTIONS OF DIFFERING DENSITY.


SMALL-ANGLE X-RAY DIFFRACTION ANALYSIS OF  THE EFFECT OF FLUORIDE ON HUMAN BONE APATITE.


THE EFFECT OF WHEAT GRAIN FRACTIONS AND SUCROSE MIXTURES ON RAT CARIES DEVELOPING IN TWO STRAINS OF RATS MAINTAINED ON DIFFERENT REGIMES AND EVALUATED BY TWO DIFFERENT METHODS.


POLARIZING MICROSCOPY OF ABNORMAL DENTINE PRODUCED BY INJECTIONS OF STRONTIUM OR FLUORIDE.


THE PH OF THOULET'S SOLUTION FOR VARIOUS DILUTIONS WITH SATURATED POTASSIUM IODIDE.


A COMPARISON OF THE CHANGES IN THE MANDIBULAR CONDYLE WITH THOSE IN THE UPPER TIBIAL EPIPHYSIS DURING THE ONSET AND HEALING OF SCURVY.


LIPIDS AND CALCIPHYLAXIS.

LIPIDS AND CALCIPHYLAXIS.


OBSERVATIONS ON COCCIDIOIDES IMMITIS FOUND GROWING NATURALLY IN SOIL.


INFLUENCE OF EARLY ENVIRONMENT OF NEWBORN RATS ON DEVELOPMENT OF DENTAL CARIES.


EVALUATION OF INDOMETHACIN, A NON-STEROID AGENT, IN RHEUMATIC DISEASES.


GAS GANGRENE OF THE UTERUS; REPORT OF A CASE.


A NEW METHOD OF SAMPLING SECTIONS OF CALCIFIED TISSUES.


PURIFICATION AND PROPERTIES OF THE SALIVARY ANTIBACTERIAL FACTOR (S.A. FACTOR).


MEASUREMENT OF ORAL AND BURNING ZONE TEMPERATURES DURING CONVENTIONAL AND REVERSE CIGARETTE SMOKING.


MEDICAL EDUCATION IN A CITY-COUNTY HOSPITAL.


CORRESPONDENCE: ARIZONA'S MEDICINE AND SURGERY LAW.


ARIZONA'S MEDICINE AND SURGERY LAW.

ARIZONA'S MEDICINE AND SURGERY LAW.


IT MAY BE EXPEDIENT TO DIE.

IT MAY BE EXPEDIENT TO DIE.


REPRODUCTIVE ABILITY AMONG SIALOADENECTOMIZED RATS OF THE HARVARD CARIES-RESISTANT STRAIN.


ON THE FUNCTIONS OF EOSINOPHILS IN THE ANTIGEN-ANTIBODY REACTION.


CELLULAR PROLIFERATION IN NORMAL AND CONTINUOUSLY IRRADIATED RAT BONE MARROW STUDIED BY REPEATED LABELLING WITH TRITIATED THYMIDINE.


RED-CELL ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE ACTIVITY IN PHYSIOLOGICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL RETICULOCYTOSIS.


STUDIES OF THE INCORPORATION OF PYRIMIDINES INTO DNA IN SINGLE LEUKAEMIC AND OTHER PROLIFERATING LEUCOCYTES.


CHANGES IN THE CONTENT AND 32P INCORPORATION OF GLYCOLYTIC INTERMEDIATES DURING INCUBATION OF NORMAL AND HEREDITARY SPHEROCYTOSIS ERYTHROCYTES.


LOSS OF ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE IN HUMAN ERYTHROCYTES TREATED WITH TRYPSIN, PAPAIN OR BROMELIN: ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH SUSCEPTIBILITY TO ACID LYSIS IN VITRO.


SOME LIPID CHARACTERISTICS OF NORMAL RED BLOOD CELLS OF DIFFERENT AGE.


THE EFFECT OF FAT-FREE DIET ON THE RAT ERYTHOCYTE MEMBRANE.


THE INDIGENOUS ORAL FLORA OF MAN. I. THE NEWBORN TO THE 1-YEAR-OLD INFANT.


FINE STRUCTURE OF EPITHELIAL AND CONNECTIVE TISSUE ELEMENTS IN HUMAN DENTAL POLYPS.


THE FREQUENCY OF DEGLUTITION IN MAN.

THE FREQUENCY OF DEGLUTITION IN MAN.


BEHAVIOUR OF RAT HAEMOGLOBIN FRACTIONS IN THE COURSE OF  PHENYLHYDRAZINE ANAEMIA.


HAEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN THAILAND. I. A STUDY OF PATIENTS WITH THE THALASSAEMIA SYNDROME AND THEIR FAMILIES.


FOLIC ACID ACTIVITY IN SERUM AND RED CELLS IN PATIENTS WITH VITAMIN B12 DEFICIENCY: RELATION TO TREATMENT.


HAEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN THAILAND. II. INCIDENCE AND DISTRIBUTION OF ELEVATIONS OF HAEMOGLOBIN A2 AND HAEMOGLOBIN F; A SURVEY OF 2790 PEOPLE.


A SELF-CONTAINED, INDWELLING CONTINUOUS FLOW APPARATUS DESIGNED FOR INTRA-ORAL RESEARCH.


AMINO METHYL CYCLOHEXANE CARBOXYLIC ACID (AMCHA), A NEW SYNTHETIC FIBRINOLYTIC INHIBITOR.


ABORTION LAW.

ABORTION LAW.


APLASTIC ANAEMIA.

APLASTIC ANAEMIA.


ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF THE BLADDER.

ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF THE BLADDER.


FITS IN CHILDHOOD.

FITS IN CHILDHOOD.


TOXICITY OF DRUGS.

TOXICITY OF DRUGS.


PORTAL VENOGRAPHY.

PORTAL VENOGRAPHY.


EPILEPSY IN A LONGITUDINAL SURVEY OF 5,000 CHILDREN.


PATHOGENESIS OF THE HYPERTHYROIDISM OF GRAVES'S DISEASE.


PROLONGED MAINTENANCE CHEMOTHERAPY IN THE MANAGEMENT OF URINARY INFECTION IN CHILDHOOD.


COURSE AND PROGNOSIS IN APLASTIC ANAEMIA.


VALUE OF DETECTION OF FORMIMINOGLUTAMIC ACID IN URINE FOR THE DIAGNOSIS OF MALABSORPTION STATES.


MYOPATHY IN METABOLIC BONE DISEASE.

MYOPATHY IN METABOLIC BONE DISEASE.


MISUSE OF INHALED BRONCHODILATOR AGENTS.


A EUNUCH TAKES THE GOUT.

A EUNUCH TAKES THE GOUT.


COMPRESSION OBSTRUCTION OF LARGE BOWEL BY URINARY BLADDER.


HAEMOPHILUS INFLUENZAE INFECTION OF A FINGER.


TO-DAY'S DRUGS. PRINCIPLES OF PRESCRIBING. 1.


ACASE OF SICKLE-CELL ANAEMIA WITH PNEUMOCOCCAL MENINGITIS DEMONSTRATED AT THE POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL SCHOOL OF LONDON.


CHILD CARE IN GENERAL PRACTICE. URINARY INFECTION.


SOCIAL PATHOLOGY OF FOETAL AND INFANT LOSS.


SIR JOSEPH OLLIFFE, M.D., F.R.C.P.

SIR JOSEPH OLLIFFE, M.D., F.R.C.P.


EFFICACY OF INTRA-ARTICULAR STEROID.

EFFICACY OF INTRA-ARTICULAR STEROID.


ENDOMYOCARDIAL THICKENING.

ENDOMYOCARDIAL THICKENING.


POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS FORMS OF DRUG ECONOMY.


REACTIONS TO INTRAVENOUS IRON-DEXTRAN.

REACTIONS TO INTRAVENOUS IRON-DEXTRAN.


TRANSFUSION IN SEVERE ANAEMIA.

TRANSFUSION IN SEVERE ANAEMIA.


CENTRIFUGING, STORING, AND QUANTITATIVE DISPENSING OF MICRO SAMPLES; AN IMPROVED TECHNIC.


AUTOMATED FLUOROMETRIC METHOD FOR DETERMINATION OF SERUM CALCIUM.


BACTERIAL ENDOCARDITIS AND UROLOGY.

BACTERIAL ENDOCARDITIS AND UROLOGY.


DETERMINATION OF UREA IN BLOOD AND URINE WITH DIACETYL MONOXIME-GLUCURONOLACTONE REAGENT.


ELECTROPHORESIS OF GLUTAMIC OXALACETIC TRANSAMINASE IN SERUM, BEEF HEART, AND LIVER HOMOGENATES ON CELLULOSE ACETATE.


A MICRO METHOD FOR SERUM CHOLINESTERASE.


SIMULTANEOUS DETERMINATION OF BARBITURATES AND SALICYLATES BY ULTRAVIOLET SPECTROPHOTOMETRY.


A SACCHAROGENIC METHOD FOR ESTIMATING ELECTROPHORETIC AND CHROMATOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION OF HUMAN SERUM AMYLASE.


REVERSAL OF RETINAL VASCULAR CHANGES IN DIABETES.


EFFECT OF ANAEROBIOSIS AND CELL POISONS ON GLUCOSE UPTAKE OF HEMIDIAPHRAGMS AND EPIDIDYMAL FAT PADS IN VITRO.


ETIOLOGICAL FACTORS IN THIAZIDE-INDUCED OR AGGRAVATED DIABETES MELLITUS.


EFFECTS OF HYPERGLYCEMIA ON BETA GRANULATION IN PANCREATIC ISLETS OF FETUSES FROM DIABETIC RATS.


PRESENCE OF IRON IN OSTEOID SEAMS OF BONE FROM PATIENTS WITH DIABETES MELLITUS.


SPECIFICITY AND ULTRASTRUCTURAL LOCALIZATION OF PANCREATIC B CELL GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATASE.


INFANTS OF DIABETIC MOTHERS; NEONATAL PROBLEMS AND THEIR MANAGEMENT.


HYPEROSMOLAR AND OTHER TYPES OF NONKETOACIDOTIC COMA IN DIABETES.


EXPANDING ROLE OF THE PSYCHIATRIST IN THE COMMUNITY.


A PLEA FOR PLASMA SUGAR.

A PLEA FOR PLASMA SUGAR.


ANOREXIA NERVOSA.

ANOREXIA NERVOSA.


THREE EVALUATIONS OF A MONOAMINE OXIDASE INHIBITOR AND PHENOTHIAZINE COMBINATION (A METHODOLOGICAL AND CLINICAL STUDY).


HOW YOU CAN HELP THE MENTAL PATIENT.

HOW YOU CAN HELP THE MENTAL PATIENT.


PRIVILEGED COMMUNICATION AND CONFIDENTIALITY.


DESIPRAMINE IN THE TREATMENT OF LONG STANDING PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS.


DIAZEPAM AS AN ADJUVANT IN CLINICAL PSYCHOTHERAPY.


THE SEMINAL MAN.

THE SEMINAL MAN.


A CASE OF PSEUDOHERMAPHRODITISM WITH A NOTE AS TO THE PSYCHIATRIST'S ROLE.


CLINICAL EVALUATION OF ALLYLESTRENOL IN THREATENED ABORTION.


THE OLDEST IN THE NATION.

THE OLDEST IN THE NATION.


ADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY DURING OPERATION FOR BREAST CANCER. A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


CATECHOLAMINE DEPLETION AND IRREVERSIBLE SHOCK.


THE PHYSICIAN'S STAKE IN MEDICAL ECONOMICS.


SYPHILIS: AN OLD ENEMY ON THE MARCH.

SYPHILIS: AN OLD ENEMY ON THE MARCH.


BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN IMMUNOLOGY AND ALLERGY IN PEDIATRIC PRACTICE.


RADIOLOGIC SEMINAR XXXVI: GRANULOMATOUS COLITIS.


CLINICOPATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE LXII CONDUCTED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY SINGING RIVER HOSPITAL PASCAGOULA, MISSISSIPPI.


THE CASE FOR NONINTERFERENCE IN OBSTETRICS.


PRACTICAL SYSTEM FOR DETERMINING VENTILATORY FUNCTION.


WILLIAM THORNTON, M.D.: ARCHITECT OF THE REPUBLIC'S TEMPLE.


ASTHMATIC AND NORMAL CHILDREN.

ASTHMATIC AND NORMAL CHILDREN.


TOXOPLASMIC LYMPHADENITIS.

TOXOPLASMIC LYMPHADENITIS.


MANAGEMENT OF HYPOCHONDRIACAL PATIENTS.

MANAGEMENT OF HYPOCHONDRIACAL PATIENTS.


NEW TEST FOR PENICILLIN ALLERGY: FLUOROMETRIC ASSAY OF HISTAMINE RELEASE.


EFFECT OF FLUORIDES ON HEMATOPOIETIC SYSTEM, LIVER, AND THYROID GLAND IN CATTLE.


SUICIDE-PREVENTION TELEPHONE SERVICE.

SUICIDE-PREVENTION TELEPHONE SERVICE.


HEMODYNAMIC RESPONSE TO ANTIHYPERTENSIVE DRUG THERAPY.


BLOOD CHOLINESTERASE LEVELS IN ORGANIC PHOSPHATE INTOXICATION.


SMOKING AND POSTABSORPTIVE SERUM LIPID LEVELS.


PARATHION POISONING AND ITS TREATMENT.

PARATHION POISONING AND ITS TREATMENT.


CANCER AND VIRUSES.

CANCER AND VIRUSES.


TREPONEMA PALLIDUM AND PENICILLIN.

TREPONEMA PALLIDUM AND PENICILLIN.


ERYTHEMA INFECTIOSUM.

ERYTHEMA INFECTIOSUM.


JOHN HUXHAM (1692-1768): DEVONSHIRE PHYSICIAN.


THE STANDING-FLEXION POSITION FOR AUSCULATATION OF THE HEART.


PRIMARY GENERALIZED OSTEOARTHRITIS: CASE REPORT WITH KNEE-JOINT FLUID ANALYSIS.


HEPATOTOXICITY PRODUCED BY TETRACYCLINE OVERDOSAGE.


DANGERS OF HYPNOSIS.

DANGERS OF HYPNOSIS.


TEN STEROIDS AVAILABLE: WHICH IS BEST?

TEN STEROIDS AVAILABLE: WHICH IS BEST?


A TWENTY-THREE YEAR STATISTICAL REVIEW OF THE DEPARTMENT OF SURGERY AT DOCTORS HOSPITAL.


THE APPROACH OF THE COCKROACH TO ALLERGY.


"MY FEET ARE KILLING ME".

"MY FEET ARE KILLING ME".


INVASIVE SQUAMOUS-CELL CARCINOMA OF THE VAGINA FOLLOWING SURGERY FOR CARCINOMA IN SITU OF THE CERVIX.


THE INTERLOCKING OF TWIN'S HEADS AT TERM. REPORT OF A CASE.


USE OF WALKING VENOUS PRESSURE STUDIES AND PHLEBOGRAPHY IN EVALUATION OF CHRONIC VENOUS INSUFFICIENCY.


ORTHOSTATIC HYPOTENSION.

ORTHOSTATIC HYPOTENSION.


THE POTENTIAL CEREBRAL AND CARDIOVASCULAR DANGERS OF NITROGLYCERIN.


THE USE OF TOTAL STARVATION IN THE MANAGEMENT OF CHRONIC OBESITY.


THE UREA WASH-OUT TEST. DETECTION OF CURABLE RENOVASCULAR HYPERTENSION.


RECOGNITION AND TREATMENT OF ACUTE VASCULAR PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH FRACTURES.


THE SURGEON'S ROLE IN RENOVASCULAR HYPERTENSION.


THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ERYTHROMYCIN IN OFFICE PRACTICE.


RENOVASCULAR HYPERTENSION. CLINICAL DETECTION.


FOLLICULAR ADENOCARCINOMA OF THYROID GLAND.


THE VALUE OF ARTERIOGRAPHY IN THE ASSESSMENT OF RENOVASCULAR HYPERTENSION.


HERPES ZOSTER.

HERPES ZOSTER.


MOTORCYCLE INJURIES. AN INCREASING TRAFFIC PROBLEM.


INFECTIONS OF THE URINARY TRACT. IV. ANTIBACTERIAL REGIMENS.


SCREENING PRESCHOOL CHILDREN FOR HEARING LOSS.


SALICYLATE INTOXICATION.

SALICYLATE INTOXICATION.


WILLIAM BEAUMONT--1785-1853.

WILLIAM BEAUMONT--1785-1853.


CHYLOUS ASCITES, A CASE REPORT.

CHYLOUS ASCITES, A CASE REPORT.


CHROMIDROSIS VULVAE.

CHROMIDROSIS VULVAE.


SPONGY DEGENERATION OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM. A REPORT OF FOUR CASES WITH A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.


FOCAL SEIZURES AS A MANIFESTATION OF HYPERGLYCEMIA WITHOUT KETOACIDOSIS. A REPORT OF SEVEN CASES WITH REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.


ANTICONVULSANT PROPERTIES OF SOME BENZODIAZEPINE DERIVATIVES. POSSIBLE USE AGAINST PSYCHOMOTOR SEIZURES.


POSTERIOR FOSSA ANEURYSMS.

POSTERIOR FOSSA ANEURYSMS.


BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL RESEARCH DIVISION SEMIANNUAL REPORT: JULY THROUGH DECEMBER 1963. ANL-6906.


THE ULTRASTRUCTURE OF GANGLIONEUROBLASTOMA. OBSERVATIONS ON NEOPLASTIC GANGLION CELLS.


TREATMENT OF SPASTICITY BY SUBARACHNOID PHENOLGLYCERIN.


THYROTOXIC PERIODIC PARALYSIS IN HAWAII. ITS PREDILECTION FOR THE JAPANESE RACE.


MELKERSSON'S SYNDROME.

MELKERSSON'S SYNDROME.


A COMPENDIUM OF RADIATION SAFETY INFORMATION ABOUT PLUTONIUM. ANL-6884.


RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE THEORY OF NEUTRON CAPTURE THERAPY (JANUARY  1958) AND SYSTEMS FOR NEUTRON CAPTURE THERAPY: GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS (OCTOBER 1959). ANL-6910.


EFFECTS OF VISUAL DISPLAY MODE ON SIX HOURS OF VISUAL MONITORING. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. SAM-TDR-64-34.


AN IMPROVED GRADIENT LAYER ANIMAL CALORIMETER. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. SAM-TDR-64-53.


AUTOGENOUS BONE TRANSPLANTS IN THE TREATMENT OF OSSEOUS DEFECTS. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. SAM-TDR-64-30.


A STUDY OF PERIODONTAL EXAMINATION SYSTEMS. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. SAM-TDR-64-24.


VISUAL RECOVERY FROM BRIEF EXPOSURES TO VERY HIGH LUMINANCE LEVELS. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. SAM-TDR-64-36.


BASELINE VALUES FOR AN INTRAMUSCULAR ACTH TEST BASED ON PAROTID FLUID FREE 17-HYDROXYCORTICOSTEROID LEVELS. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. SAM-TDR-64-37.


FASTING AND POSTPRANDIAL SERUM GLUCOSE LEVELS AS RELATED TO PERIODONTAL STATUS AND CARIES EXPERIENCE. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. SAM-TDR-64-47.


REDUCTASE ACTIVITY OF HUMAN WHOLE SALIVA AS RELATED TO DENTAL CARIES EXPERIENCE. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. SAM-TDR-64-22.


INFLUENCE OF X-IRRADIATION ON DEVELOPMENT OF MICROSOME OXIDASE AND REDUCTASE ACTIVITY IN THE LIVERS OF YOUNG MALE RATS. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. SAM-TDR-64-29.


INCREASE OF ARTERIAL OXYGEN TENSION AT ALTITUDE BY CARBONIC ANHYDRASE INHIBITION. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. SAM-TDR-64-55.


POLAROGRAPHIC DETERMINATION OF OXYGEN CONTENT AND CAPACITY IN A SINGLE BLOOD SAMPLE. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. SAM-TDR-64-39.


REDUCTASE ACTIVITY AND SULFHYDRYLS IN THE DEHYDROGENASE HISTOCHEMISTRY OF HUMAN GINGIVA. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. SAM-TDR-64-48.


EFFECTS OF MISCELLANEOUS WASTES ON MESOPHILIC ACTIVATED SLUDGE: SOAPS, DETERGENTS, AND VOMITUS. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. SAM-TDR-64-41.


CORTISONE ORAL GLUCOSE TOLERANCE RESPONSES IN HEALTHY YOUNG ADULT MALES CLASSIFIED AS TO ORAL HEALTH STATUS. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. SAM-TDR-64-57.


AMNIOTIC FLUID EMBOLISM. (REPORT OF FIVE CASES FROM THE FILES OF THE MATERNAL WELFARE COMMITTEE OF THE WEST VIRGINIA STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, AND AN ADDITIONAL FATAL CASE).


DUPLICATION OF THE STOMACH.

DUPLICATION OF THE STOMACH.


RURAL DEVELOPMENT--PROBLEMS AND PROMISE.


EMBRYO-DESTROYING EFFECT OF INJECTED PHENOBARBITAL IN THE MOUSE.


ABNORMAL DIFFERENTIATION OF EMBRYONIC AVIAN BRAIN CENTERS ASSOCIATED WITH UNILATERAL ANOPHTHALMIA.


THE TONGUE APPARATUS IN HUMMINGBIRDS.

THE TONGUE APPARATUS IN HUMMINGBIRDS.


SUPRATONSILLAR LYMPHATIC NODULES.

SUPRATONSILLAR LYMPHATIC NODULES.


POSSIBLE FUNCTION OF SOME PHARYNGEAL AND LINGUAL MUSCLES OF THE HOWLING MONKEY (ALOUATTA SENICULUS).


THE PROBLEM OF COMMUNICATING THE DIAGNOSIS TO THE PARENTS.


CHILD PSYCHIATRY AS AN ASPECT OF FAMILY PSYCHIATRY.


UNIT DISCHARGE IN DORSAL NUCLEUS OF THE CAT'S LATERAL GENICULATE BODY.


INFLUENCE OF LIGHT TO DARK RATIO, FOR A 24-HOUR CYCLE, ON LOCOMOTOR ACTIVITY OF RABBITS.


TREMOR INDUCING EFFECT OF INTRACEREBRAL ADMINISTRATION OF ZINC.


THE APPLICATION OF ANALOG COMPUTERS TO PROBLEMS OF PHARMACOKINETICS AND DRUG DOSAGE.


KINETICS OF THE ACETYLATION AND EXCRETION OF SULFONAMIDES AND A COMPARISON OF TWO MODELS.


PHARMACOKINETICS AND THE DOSE OF ISONIAZID AND P-AMINOSALICYLIC ACID IN THE TREATMENT OF TUBERCULOSIS.


BIOPHARMACEUTICS: GASTROINTESTINAL ABSORPTION ASPECTS.


DPN-SPECIFIC ISOCITRATE-DEHYDROGENASE OF MITOCHONDRIA. II. PH-DEPENDENCE OF THE KINETICS AND THE MECHANISM OF ACTIVATION.


THE SEPARATION AND PARTIAL PURIFICATION OF AMINOACYL-RNA SYNTHETASES FROM ESCHERICHIA COLI.


THE INCORPORATION OF 5-FLUOROURACIL BY STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS (STRAIN DUNCAN). II.


STUDIES ON THE "INDEPENDENCE" OF NUCLEOLAR RIBONUCLEIC ACID SYNTHESIS.


CHARACTERISTICS OF RIBOSOMES ISOLATED FROM ROOTS OF ZEA MAYS.


ON RIBONUCLEASE ACTIVITY IN RETICULOCYTE RIBOSOMES.


CHANGES IN SEDIMENTATION PROPERTIES OF RIBOSOMAL RIBONUCLEIC ACIDS DURING THE COURSE OF RIBOSOME FORMATION IN ESCHERICHIA COLI.


THE INHIBITION OF DEOXYRIBONUCLEOTIDYL TRANSFERASE, DNAASE AND RNAASE BY SODIUM POLY ETHENESULFONIC ACID. EFFECT OF THE MOLECULAR WEIGHT OF THE INHIBITOR.


FLUORINATED PYRIMIDINES. XXII. EFFECTS OF VARIOUS COMPOUNDS ON THE INCORPORATION OF (14C)FORMATE INTO DNA THYMINE IN SUSPENSIONS OF EHRLICH ASCITES CELLS.


FLUORINATED PYRIMIDINES. 23. FURTHER STUDIES ON NUCLEOSIDE PHOSPHORYLASE.


2-AMINO-1,4-NAPHTHOQUINONE AS A MODEL COMPOUND FOR ACTINOMYCINS.


ISOLATION OF CYTIDINE DINUCLEOTIDES FROM HEN OVIDUCT.


COMPARISON OF THE URACIL CATABOLIC ACTIVITY OF LIVER CELL SUSPENSIONS AND SLICES.


ON THE STABILITY OF AMINOACYL-S-RNA TO NUCLEOPHILIC CATALYSIS.