AGGLUTINATION OF RIBONUCLEASE-COATED RED BLOOD CELLS BY DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID.


HISTONE SYNTHESIS AFTER INHIBITION OF DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID REPLICATION.


FURTHER EVIDENCE FOR THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF CORDYCEPIN AND PROOF OF THE STRUCTURE OF 3-DEOXYRIBOSE.


SEARCH FOR REPAIR OF ULTRAVIOLET DAMAGE IN MUTANTS OF BACTERIOPHAGE T4.


ERRORS IN THE USE OF 260-MU ABSORPTION FOR ESTIMATION OF RNPR PARTICLES.


POLYRIBOSOMES FROM CHLOROPLASTS.

POLYRIBOSOMES FROM CHLOROPLASTS.


EFFECT OF PURINES AND SOME OF THEIR ANALOGUES ON PROTEIN AND RNA SYNTHESIS IN ISOLATED NUCLEI.


SEPARATION AND SOME PROPERTIES OF DISTINCT CLASSES OF MEWLY-FORMED RIBONUCLEIC ACID FROM ANIMAL CELLS.


MESSENGER RIBONUCLEIC ACID ACTIVITY IN RABBIT RETICULOCYTE RIBOSOMES.


THE DISTRIBUTION AND PROPERTIES OF CYTOPLASMIC DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID-LIKE RIBONUCLEIC ACID (MESSENGER RIBONUCLEIC ACID).


METAPHASE CHROMOSOMES AS A SOURCE OF DNA.


WE MUST SERVE - TOGETHER.

WE MUST SERVE - TOGETHER.


ORIGINS OF THE STATE MENTAL HOSPITAL: A CASE STUDY.


THE USE OF UNRESTRICTED DIET IN THE TREATMENT OF TWO EMOTIONALLY-DISTURBED DIABETIC PATIENTS.


EXPERIENCES WITH OPEN GROUPS ON A STATE HOSPITAL ADMISSION WARD.


SUICIDE DURING PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITALIZATION.


VIRUSES OF RESPIRATORY DISEASES.

VIRUSES OF RESPIRATORY DISEASES.


THE ETIOLOGY OF KEUKEMIA.

THE ETIOLOGY OF KEUKEMIA.


REVERSIBILITY OF CARDIAC FAILURE.

REVERSIBILITY OF CARDIAC FAILURE.


PANCREATITIS SECONDARY TO PEPTIC ULCER.

PANCREATITIS SECONDARY TO PEPTIC ULCER.


POTASSIUM AND THE HEART.

POTASSIUM AND THE HEART.


GIANT CELL TUMOR.

GIANT CELL TUMOR.


THE INCIDENCE OF PAINFUL SHOULDER IN HEMIPLEGIA.


EFFECTS OF A HISTAMINE LIBERATOR ON TISSUE AND PLASMA HISTAMINE IN RAT.


NEW CONCEPTS OF GASTRIC INTRINSIC FACTOR.


THERAPY OF HYPERTHYROIDISM.

THERAPY OF HYPERTHYROIDISM.


THE ELIMINATION OF SEROALBUMIN BY FECES IN NEPHROSIS.


HYPOPLASIA OF THE ABDOMINAL AORTA AS THE CAUSE OF JUVENILE ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION.


SUBACUTE BACTERIAL ENDOCARDITIS. STUDY OF 89 CASES.


THYROID ADENOCARCINOMAS: A STUDY OF 3 CASES HISTOLOGICALLY BENIGN AND BIOLOGICALLY MALIGNANT.


EPILEPSY AND ITS MEDICAL TREATMENT.

EPILEPSY AND ITS MEDICAL TREATMENT.


THE PERMANENCE OF HUMANISM.

THE PERMANENCE OF HUMANISM.


SOCIAL FACTORS IN EPILEPSY.

SOCIAL FACTORS IN EPILEPSY.


PARKINSON'S DISEASE.

PARKINSON'S DISEASE.


CARE OF PARKINSONIAN PATIENTS.

CARE OF PARKINSONIAN PATIENTS.


HERNIATED DISCS.

HERNIATED DISCS.


NURSING CARE: PATIENTS WITH HERNIATED DISCS.


RECOGNITION, RECORDING AND SIGNIFICANCE OF THE SIGNS OF INCREASED INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE.


INTRACRANIAL BERRY ANEURYSMS.

INTRACRANIAL BERRY ANEURYSMS.


NURSING CARE: RUPTURED CEREBRAL ANEURYSMS.


A SYSTEM FOR PHENOTYPING HYPERLIPOPROTEINEMIA.


THE USE OF FIBEROPTICS IN CLINICAL CARDIAC CATHETERIZATION. I. INTRACARDIAC OXIMETRY.


SOME ASPECTS OF THE CARDIOVASCULAR PHYSIOLOGY OF THE HORSE.


THE USE OF FIBEROPTICS IN CLINICAL CARDIAC CATHETERIZATION. II. IN VIVO DYE-DILUTION CURVES.


HEMODYNAMIC PATTERNS IN ESSENTIAL HYPERTENSION.


THE EFFECT OF VARIATIONS IN BLOOD PH UPON THE ELECTROCARDIOGRAM IN MAN.


MYOCARDIAL FUNCTION AND LEFT VENTRICULAR VOLUMES IN ACQUIRED VALVULAR INSUFFICIENCY.


TOTAL CORRECTION OF TETRALOGY OF FALLOT. I. FOLLOW-UP STUDY OF 104 CASES.


TOTAL CORRECTION OF TETRALOGY OF FALLOT. II. CHANGES IN THE ELECTROCARDIOGRAM FOLLOWING SURGERY.


ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC "PERI-INFARCTION BLOCK". A CLINICAL AND PATHOLOGIC CORRELATION.


SINUS OF VALSALVA ANEURYSMS AND FISTULAS: REPORT OF TWO CASES.


A STUDY OF THE Q-1 INTERVAL IN ATRIAL FIBRILLATION WITH AND WITHOUT MITRAL STENOSIS.


STROKE VOLUME AND PERIPHERAL RESISTANCE DURING INFUSION OF ISOPROTERENOL AT A CONSTANT FIXED HEART RATE.


HEMODYNAMIC STUDIES DURING ANGINA PECTORIS.


PRIMARY AORTODUODENAL FISTULA: CASE REPORT.


CONGENITAL ABSENCE VERSUS ACQUIRED ATTENUATION OF ONE PULMONARY ARTERY.


RECURRENT VALVULAR AORTIC STENOSIS AFTER OPEN AORTIC VALVULOPLASTY.


HYPERBARIC OXYGEN IN CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. POTENTIAL USAGES AND HAZARDS.


TREATMENT OF ACUTE BACTERIAL ENDOCARDITIS BY VALVE EXCISION AND REPLACEMENT.


PROTEIN AND NUCLEIC ACID CONTENT OF THE THYROID GLANDS OF DIFFERENT MAMMALS.


EFFECT OF THYROXINE ON THE GONADOTROPHIN DOSE RESPONSE LINE USING THE CHICK'S TESTICULAR RESPONSE.


IN VITRO EFFECTS OF PUROMYCIN AMINONUCLEOSIDE ON LIVER CARBOHYDRATE SYNTHESIS.


SOME EFFECTS OF HYPOPHYSECTOMY AND PARATHYROID EXTRACT ON BONE MATRIX BIOSYNTHESIS.


STUDIES ON THE GROWTH HORMONE OF NORMAL DWARF MICE.


METABOLIC CHARACTERISTICS OF PREPARATIONS OF ISOLATED SHEEP THYROID GLAND CELLS. I. ACTIVITY LEVELS OF ENZYMES CONCERNED WITH GLYCOLYSIS  AND THE TRICARBOXYLIC ACID CYCLE.


METABOLIC ALTERATIONS IN RATS EXPOSED TO ACUTE ACCELERATION STRESS.


GONADAL ACTIVITY AND SEXUAL DIFFERENTIATION OF THE HYPOTHALAMUS.


IN VITRO ACTIONS OF GROWTH HORMONE ON GLUCOSE METABOLISM IN ADIPOSE TISSUE.


EFFECT OF RAT MEDIAN EMINENCE EXTRACTS ON PITUITARY ACTH CONTENT IN NORMAL AND ADRENALECTOMIZED RATS.


INACTIVATION IN VITRO OF PARATHYROID HORMONE ACTIVITY BY KIDNEY SLICES.


DURATION OF RESPONSE TO FREE AND TANNATED LUTEINIZING HORMONE.


FAILURE OF DECIDUOMAL RESPONSE TO UTERINE TRAUMA, AND EFFECTS OF LH UPON ESTROGEN SECRETION IN RATS WITH OVARIES LUTEINIZED BY EXOGENOUS GONADOTROPINS.


AMINO ACID ACCUMULATION BY KIDNEY CORTEX SLICES AND INTESTINAL SEGMENTS OF RATS BEARING A TRANSPLANTABLE PITUITARY TUMOR.


FLUCTUATIONS IN HYPOTHALAMIC LH-RF (LUTEINIZING HORMONE-RELEASING FACTOR) DURING THE RAT ESTROUS CYCLE.


EFFECT OF LH ON OVARIAN ASCORBIC ACID OVER A 24-HOUR PERIOD.


LUTEINIZING HORMONE-RELEASING ACTIVITY IN PLASMA OF HYPOPHYSECTOMIZED RATS.


SEPARATION OF FOLLICLE-STIMULATING HORMONE-RELEASING FACTOR FROM LUTEINIZING HORMONE-RELEASING FACTOR.


CORRELATIVE EFFECTS OF PUROMYCIN ON 131-I METABOLISM AND AMINO ACID INCORPORATION BY CALF THYROID SLICES.


INACTIVATION OF ESTROGEN BY RAT UTERINE PREPARATIONS.


THYROXINE ANALOGS. SYNTHESIS AND ANTIGOITROGENIC ACTIVITY OF 3'-CHLORO- AND 3',5'-DICHLORO-3,5-DIIODO-L-THYRONINES IN THE RAT.


STUDIES ON THE EARLY EFFECTS OF THYROID HORMONES.


QUANTITATIVE STUDIES ON ISOLATED PANCREATIC ISLETS OF MAMMALS. 5-NUCLEOTIDASE AND ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATASE ACTIVITIES IN NORMAL AND CORTISONE-TREATED RATS.


NUMBER AND SIZE OF THYROID FOLLICLES IN GUINEA PIGS OF DIFFERENT AGES.


EFFECT OF FOLLICLE-STIMULATING HORMONE ON OVARIAN NUCLEIC ACID CONTENT.


SYNERGISM BETWEEN CALORIGENIC EFFECTS: L-THYROXINE AND 2,4-DINITROPHENOL OR SODIUM SALICYLATE IN EUTHYROID RATS.


EVIDENCE THAT EXTEROCEPTIVE STIMULI CAN RELEASE PROLACTIN FROM THE PITUITARY GLAND OF THE LACTATING RAT.


INHIBITION BY PUROMYCIN OF THE CALCIUM-MOBILIZING ACTIVITY OF PARATHYROID EXTRACT.


DENERVATION POTENTIALS OF THE EXTRAOCULAR MUSCLES OF CATS AND MONKEYS.


TERATOGENICALLY INDUCED CONGENITAL APHAKIA.


THE DISTRIBUTION OF REFRACTIVE ERRORS IN MONKEYS.


STUDIES ON THE SUBUNITS OF ALPHA-CRYSTALLIN AND THEIR RECOMBINATION.


FRACTIONATION OF BETA-CRYSTALLIN FROM CALF LENS BY GEL FILTRATION.


THE EFFECT OF HAEMODILUTION ON THE OCULAR RIGIDITY OF THE RABBIT EYE.


THE INTRAOCULAR AND VASCULAR PRESSURES OF THE CAT EYE.


STUDIES ON GAMMA-CRYSTALLIN FROM CALF LENS. II. PURIFICATION AND SOME PROPERTIES OF THE MAIN PROTEIN COMPONENTS.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPE STUDIES OF NONPENETRATING CORNEAL WOUNDS IN THE EARLY STAGES OF HEALING.


STEADY-STATE CONCENTRATIONS OF POTASSIUM IN THE OCULAR FLUIDS.


PLANNING COMPREHENSIVE COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES.


ADMINISTRATORS AND PATHOLOGISTS ARE PROTAGONISTS.


PSYCHIATRY AND THE "OVER 65" HOME AND HOSPITAL.


PERSONALITY AND ADAPTATION.

PERSONALITY AND ADAPTATION.


RESIDENCY PROGRAMS IMPROVE A HOSPITAL.

RESIDENCY PROGRAMS IMPROVE A HOSPITAL.


PREVENTION OF CARDIAC ARREST.

PREVENTION OF CARDIAC ARREST.


ANNUAL ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEWS: INSURANCE AND SAFETY.


ANNUAL ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEWS: LIBRARY SERVICE.


ANNUAL ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEWS: LONG-TERM CARE.


ANNUAL ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEWS: MEDICAL EDUCATION.


ANNUAL ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEWS: MEDICAL RECORDS.


ANNUAL ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEWS: NURSING SERVICE.


ANNUAL ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEWS: PERSONNEL.


ANNUAL ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEWS: PHARMACY.


ANNUAL ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEWS: NURSING EDUCATION.


ANNUAL ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEWS: PREPAYMENT AND REIMBURSEMENT.


OFFICERS, TRUSTEES AND COUNCILS OF THE AMERICAN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION.


ANNUAL ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEWS: PURCHASING.


ANNUAL ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEWS: ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION.


ANNUAL ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEWS: AMBULATORY SERVICES.


ANNUAL ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEWS: AUXILIARIES AND VOLUNTEERS.


ANNUAL ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEWS: ACCOUNTING AND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT.


ANNUAL ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEWS: FOOD SERVICE AND DIETETICS.


ANNUAL ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEWS: HOSPITAL DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION.


ANNUAL ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEWS: HOSPITAL ENGINEERING.


ANNUAL ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEWS: HOSPITAL TRUSTEESHIP.


ANNUAL ADMINISTRATIVE REVEIWS: HEALTH MANPOWER.


ANNUAL ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEWS: HOSPITAL LAW.


ANNUAL ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEWS: HOSPITAL UTILIZATION.


PROGRESS IN ALLERGY. 1.

PROGRESS IN ALLERGY. 1.


WHAT'S NEW IN EPILEPSY.

WHAT'S NEW IN EPILEPSY.


CLINICAL ASPECTS OF ENDOCRINE DISORDERS IN CHILDREN.


ARE YOU MEETING YOUR PATIENTS' TOTAL NEEDS?


TWO ZOONOSES.

TWO ZOONOSES.


SURVEILLANCE OF PROFESSIONAL CARE.

SURVEILLANCE OF PROFESSIONAL CARE.


CEREBRO-MACULAR DEGENERATION: REPORT OF 3 CASES.


PEDIATRIC ANTHROPOMETRY IN RURAL AREAS.

PEDIATRIC ANTHROPOMETRY IN RURAL AREAS.


TREATMENT OF HYPERTENSION WITH POLYTHIAZIDE: ITS USE AS THE SOLE ANTIHYPERTENSIVE AGENT.


PREVENTIVE PEDIATRICS IN THE UNION TERRITORY OF DELHI.


VOCAL CORD PARALYSIS IN CHILDREN.

VOCAL CORD PARALYSIS IN CHILDREN.


EPIDERMOLYSIS BULLOSA DYSTROPHICA: REPORT OF A CASE.


GALL-BLADDER DISEASE IN CHILDHOOD.

GALL-BLADDER DISEASE IN CHILDHOOD.


CONGENITAL GOITRE.

CONGENITAL GOITRE.


THE DUAL SENSORY ROLE OF MUSCLE SPINDLES.


THE CHILD WITH CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM DEFICIT. THE SCOPE OF THE PROBLEM.


BASIC MECHANISMS OF MOTOR LEARNING.

BASIC MECHANISMS OF MOTOR LEARNING.


POSTURAL INTEGRATION AT SPINAL LEVELS.

POSTURAL INTEGRATION AT SPINAL LEVELS.


PREDISPOSING GENETIC AND METABOLIC FACTORS TO DEVELOPMENTAL DEFECTS OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM.


PERINATAL PROBLEMS AND THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM.


SMILING IN BLIND INFANTS AND THE ISSUE OF INNATE VS. ACQUIRED.


AGE OF PUBERTY RELATED TO EDUCATIONAL ABILITY, ATTAINMENT AND SCHOOL LEAVING AGE.


THE CONCEPT AND TESTING OF BRAIN-DAMAGE IN CHILDREN: A REVIEW.


A PLAY-ROOM DESIGNED FOR FILMING CHILDREN: A NOTE.


SOME CONSIDERATIONS ON THE THERAPEUTIC NEGLECT OF FATHERS IN  CHILD GUIDANCE.


JOINT INTERVIEWS IN THE TREATMENT OF MOTHERS AND THEIR YOUNG CHILDREN.


PULMONARY EOSINOPHILOSIS: A REVIEW OF 139 CASES.


AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF ANTERIOR MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION AND CORRELATION OF ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC CHANGES WITH LOCALISATION OF INFARCT.


STUDY ON THE LEVEL OF COMPLEMENT IN EXPERIMENTAL NEPHRITIS.


DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF RHEUMATIC FEVER.


EYE INJURIES AND THEIR MANAGEMENT.

EYE INJURIES AND THEIR MANAGEMENT.


TREATMENT OF PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS. A COMPARATIVE STUDY WITH A NEW DRUG.


CLINICOPATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE ALL INDIA INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, NEW DELHI.


LAURENCE-MOON-BIEDL SYNDROME.

LAURENCE-MOON-BIEDL SYNDROME.


LUPUS NEPHROTIC SYNDROME.

LUPUS NEPHROTIC SYNDROME.


VERTIGO DUE TO CERVICAL SPONDYLOSIS.

VERTIGO DUE TO CERVICAL SPONDYLOSIS.


REAPPRAISAL OF RHEUMATIC FEVER.

REAPPRAISAL OF RHEUMATIC FEVER.


THE USE OF SUBSTITUENT CONSTANTS IN THE ANALYSIS OF THE STRUCTURE--ACTIVITY RELATIONSHIP IN PENICILLIN DERIVATIVES.


ADENOMA IN A REDUPLICATED KIDNEY TREATED BY HEMINEPHRECTOMY.


SILICON HETEROCYCLIC COMPOUNDS. 3. SILICON-SUBSTITUTED SPIROBARBITURATES.


THYROXINE ANALOGS. XI. STRUCTURAL ISOMERS OF 3,5,3'-TRIIODO-DL-THYRONINE.


ANALOGS OF SPERMINE AND SPERMIDINE. I. SYNTHESIS OF POLYMETHYLENEPOLYAMINES BY REDUCTION OF CYANOETHYLATED ALPHA,OMEGA-ALKYLENEDIAMINES.


THE EFFECT OF PIPERIDINECARBOXAMIDE DERIVATIVES ON ISOLATED HUMAN PLASMA CHOLINESTERASE. II. VARIATIONS IN THE AMIDE FUNCTION.


SYNTHESIS OF SOME N-SUBSTITUTED 3,5-DIMETHYL-4-PIPERIDINOLS AND THEIR DERIVATIVES AS POTENTIAL ANALGESICS.


LOWER 2'-ALKYLTHIO ANALOGS AND DERIVATIVES OF GRISEOFULVIN VIA A MERCAPTANOLYSIS REACTION.


NEW ANALGESIC N-SUBSTITUTED CARBOXAMIDES.


COMPOUNDS DERIVED FROM THE MANNICH BASES OF BETA-PHENYLPROPIOPHENONE.


THE CHEMISTRY AND PHARMACOLOGY OF SOME 4-AMINOPIPERIDINES AND THEIR DERIVATIVES.


REDUCTIVE CYCLIZATION OF 2-(PICOLYLIDENE)-1-INDANONES TO OCTAHYDROINDENO(2,1-B)INDOLIZINE AND INDENOISOGRANATANINE.


SYNTHESIS AND PHARMACOLOGY OF SOME BETA-SPIROINDOLENINES AND INDOLINES.


STEROIDAL CARBAMIC ACID GAMMA-LACTONES.

STEROIDAL CARBAMIC ACID GAMMA-LACTONES.


THE SYNTHESIS AND MYOTROPHIC ACTIVITY OF 1-HALO-4-METHYLESTRA-1,3,5(10)-TRIENES.


6-ALPHA-FLUORO- AND 6-ALPHA-METHYL-16-ALPHA-FLUOPROREDNISOLONES.


THE SYNTHESIS OF 16-ALPHA-CHLORO CORTICOIDS.


PHOSPHORUS MUSTARDS. I. A NEW CLASS OF POTENTIAL ANTINEOPLASTIC AGENTS.


ALPHA-AMIDINIUM THIOSULFATES (BUNTE SALTS) AS ANTIRADIATION DRUGS.


SYNTHESIS AND BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF ISOMERS OF N-(BIS(2-CHLOROETHYL)AMINOBENZOYL)GLUTAMIC ACID.


OXOESTRAPOLYENE KETALS AS ANTILIPEMIC AGENTS.


ASPECTS OF THE CHEMICAL MECHANISM OF COMPLEX FORMATION BETWEEN ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE AND ACETYLCHOLINE-RELATED COMPOUNDS.


A MOLECULAR THEORY OF DRUG ACTION BASED ON INDUCED CONFORMATIONAL PERTURBATIONS OF RECEPTORS.


1-ARALKYL-4,4-DIALKYLPIPERIDINES AS HYPOTENSIVE AGENTS.


SYNTHETIC ANTIGONADOTROPINS. II.

SYNTHETIC ANTIGONADOTROPINS. II.


PYRIMIDINE DERIVATIVES. VI. 2,4,5-TRIAMINO-6-CHLORO- AND -6-MERCAPTOPYRIMIDINE AND RELATED COMPOUNDS.


SYNTHESIS OF INDOMETHACIN METABOLITES.

SYNTHESIS OF INDOMETHACIN METABOLITES.


REGENERATION OF ANTIBIOTIC ACTIVITY BY DEACETYLATION OF N-ACETYL DERIVATIVES OF DEOXYSTREPTAMINE-CONTAINING ANTIBIOTICS.


5,8-ISOQUINOLINEDIONES. I. SYNTHESIS OF 5,8-ISOQUINOLINEDIONE.


TUMOR INHIBITORS. IV. APOCANNOSIDE AND CYMARIN, THE CYTOTOXIC PRINCIPLES OF APOCYNUM CANNABINUM L.


THE ORAL PROGESTATIONAL ACTIVITY OF THE 3-KETALS OF CERTAIN 17-ACETOXY- AND 17-ALKYLPROGESTERONES.


PYRIMIDINES. IV. 2-,5-, AND 2,5-SUBSTITUTED CHLOROPYRIMIDINES.


STUDIES ON METHYLGLYOXAL BIS(GUANYLHYDRAZONE) ANALOGS. 3. TRIFLUOROMETHYLGLYOXAL BIS(GUANYLHYDRAZONE) AND 1,2-BIS(GUANIDINOAMINO)PROPANE.


SULFANILAMIDOQUINAZOLINES.

SULFANILAMIDOQUINAZOLINES.


REACTIONS BETWEEN ORTHOESTERS AND ORGANIC NITROGEN COMPOUNDS. VI. ARYLHYDRAZINES.


FLUORINE-CONTAINING POTENTIAL ANTICANCER AGENTS. 3. SYNTHESES OF SOME TRIFLUOROMETHYLPYRAZOLO(3,4-D)PYRIMIDINES.


AMINOSTYRYLQUINOLINES.

AMINOSTYRYLQUINOLINES.


SYNTHESIS OF TRIPEPTIDES OF ALPHA-AMINOISOBUTYRIC ACID.


6-(5-NITRO-2-FURYL)-AS-TRIAZINE-3,5(2H,4H)-DIONE. A POTENTIAL URINARY TRACT ANTIBACTERIAL.


3,6-BIS-0-DIMETHYLAMINOBENZYLIDENE-2,5-DIKETOPIPERAZINE.


THE PREPARATION OF 4-SUBSTITUTED BENZOTHIADIAZINES.


THE SYNTHESIS OF N-SUBSTITUTED 2-AMINOETHANETHIOSULFURIC ACIDS.


AMINOOXYACETIC ACID DERIVATIVES.

AMINOOXYACETIC ACID DERIVATIVES.


AGENTS AFFECTING LIPID METABOLISM. XII. N,N'-DISUBSTITUTED CYCLOHEXANE-1,4-BIS(METHYLAMINES).


SYNTHESIS OF 3,5,3',5'-HALOGEN-SUBSTITUTED THYROPROPIONIC ACIDS.


SYNTHESIS OF 2,2-DIPHENYL-5-CYANOCYCLOPENTANONE.


SOME 2,3-DISUBSTITUTED QUINAZOLONES.

SOME 2,3-DISUBSTITUTED QUINAZOLONES.


9-THIENYLANTHRACENES.


CUSHING'S SYNDROME DUE TO BILATERAL ADRENAL HYPERPLASIA IN CHILDHOOD (REPORT OF A CASE AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE).


CLINICAL HISTORY. HOSPITAL NO. A.U.H. 153470. PATHOLOGY NO. A-60-25.


LIVER CELL CARCINOMA CAUSING EXTRA-HEPATIC OBSTRUCTIVE JAUNDICE.


HEART WEIGHT TO BODY WEIGHT RATIO IN THE DOG.


THEY BUILT RESEARCH INTO THE NEW ADDITION.


FREEZE OUT WASTE BEFORE YOU LOCK IN THE COMPUTER.


COMPUTER ALLOWS A ROUTINE ECG FOR EVERY ADMISSION.


YOUR PLANNING INPUT WILL DECIDE COMPUTER OUTPUT.


COMPUTERIZED SYSTEM SPEEDS BLOOD TESTS, CUTS COSTS.


DATA SENDING SYSTEM LINKS SERVICE UNITS.


AKRON SPEEDS INFORMATION SYSTEM SLOWLY.

AKRON SPEEDS INFORMATION SYSTEM SLOWLY.


ASEPTIC CONTROL IS NEGLECTED IN EMERGENCY ROOM PRACTICE.


AUTOMATING YOUR OWN MEDICAL DATA PROCESSING CAN BE COSTLY.


COST LIMITS THE USE OF PREFILLED SYRINGES, STRIP-PACKAGED TABLETS.


PUNCH CARDS, TELETYPE HELP TO AUTOMATE DRUG SYSTEM.


MAJOR STUDY OF NURSE EDUCATION IS NEEDED, NOT CRASH PROGRAMS.


IT'S LITTLE THINGS THAT ASSURE SANITATION.


GOOD LIGHTING NEEDS GOOD MAINTENANCE.

GOOD LIGHTING NEEDS GOOD MAINTENANCE.


INSERVICE TRAINING PAYS DIETARY DIVIDENDS.


THIS STUDY FINDS NEOPRENE RESISTS PATHOGEN GROWTH.


PUERTO RICO BUILDING 67 MILLION DOLLAR CENTER.


COUNCIL UTILIZES COMPUTERS TO PROVIDE HOSPITAL DATA.


CALIFORNIA METHODS PROGRAM DEVISES PATIENT CARE TECHNIC.


HOSPITAL SAVES BY USING OUTSIDE COMPUTER.


KNOW WHAT A GIFT IS OR YOU MAY LOSE IT.

KNOW WHAT A GIFT IS OR YOU MAY LOSE IT.


LOOK INSIDE HOSPITALS FOR AREA'S NEEDS.

LOOK INSIDE HOSPITALS FOR AREA'S NEEDS.


NEW LEGISLATION BROADENS SCOPE OF HILL-BURTON ROLE.


BENIGN HYPOCHROMIC ANAEMIA IN THE ADULT MALE.


ENDEMIC STAPHYLOCOCCAL SEPSIS IN A SURGICAL UNIT.


THE AETIOLOGY OF LATE RICKETS IN PAKISTANI CHILDREN IN GLASGOW. REPORT OF A DIET SURVEY.


THE EFFECT OF HISTAMINE ON THE ABSORPTION OF VITAMIN B 12.


ADVANCED BREAST CANCER.

ADVANCED BREAST CANCER.


THIOTEPA AND CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE IN THE TREATMENT OF ADVANCED MAMMARY CANCER.


RICKETS IN GLASGOW, OLD AND NEW.

RICKETS IN GLASGOW, OLD AND NEW.


THE ACHILLES TENDON REFLEX IN THYROID DISEASE.


SOLITARY PYOGENIC LIVER ABSCESS.

SOLITARY PYOGENIC LIVER ABSCESS.


A SEROLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF COXSACKIE VIRUS GROUP B INFECTION IN PATIENTS WITH CARDIAC DISEASE AND CHEST PAIN.


HAND HYGIENE.

HAND HYGIENE.


URINARY CELL COUNTS IN APPENDICITIS.

URINARY CELL COUNTS IN APPENDICITIS.


BRONCHITIS.

BRONCHITIS.


VIRUSES AND THE HEART.

VIRUSES AND THE HEART.


THE PRICE OF THERAPEUTIC PROGRESS.

THE PRICE OF THERAPEUTIC PROGRESS.


DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF A SELF-INSTRUCTIONAL COURSE IN THE OPERATIONAL TRAINING CAPABILITY QUERY LANGUAGE FOR SYSTEM 473L, U.S. AIR FORCE HEADQUARTERS. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. ESD-TDR-64-662.


THE PATHOGENESIS OF CHRONIC BRONCHITIS AND EMPHYSEMA.


THE MODIFIABILITY OF DECISIONS MADE IN A CHANGING ENVIRONMENT. ESD-TR-64-657.


FORM PERCEPTION IN VIDEO VIEWING: EFFECTS OF FORM CONTENT AND STEREO ON RECOGNITION. ESD-TDR-64-666.


CORTEX: A COMPUTER-BASED SYSTEM FOR AIDING DECISION MAKING. ESD-TDR-64-677.


HUMAN USE OF SHORT TERM MEMORY IN PROCESSING INFORMATION ON A CONSOLE. ESD-TDR-64-620.


PREDICTING DECISION MAKING BEHAVIOR FROM PERSONALITY AND COGNITIVE VARIABLES. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. ESD-TDR-64-619.


MEASUREMENTS AND MODELS FOR RELATING THE PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF IMAGES TO TARGET DETECTION. AMRL-TR-64-117.


A COMPARISON OF PERFORMANCE IN OPERATING THE CRL-8 MASTER SLAVE MANIPULATOR UNDER MONOCULAR AND BINOCULAR VIEWING CONDITIONS. AMRL-TR-64-68.


INFLUENCE OF FIRST TASK PRACTICE AND INTERTASK SIMILARITY ON TRANSFER OF TRAINING IN A SYMBOL SUBSTITUTION TASK. AMRL-TR-64-96.


A PRELIMINARY STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF BRIEFING LEVELS ON RECONNAISSANCE PERFORMANCE WITH SIDE-LOOKING RADAR. AMRL-TR-64-101.


A MECHANICAL IMPEDANCE INVESTIGATION OF HUMAN RESPONSE TO VIBRATION. AMRL-TR-64-91.


EFFECTS OF DISPLAY POLARITY ON TARGET DETECTION WITH SIDE-LOOKING RADAR. AMRL-TR-64-82.


THE MAINTENANCE TASK SIMULATOR-1 (MTS-1): A DEVICE FOR ELECTRONIC MAINTENANCE RESEARCH. AMRL-TR-64-99.


THE USE OF LINES OF NONEXTENSION TO IMPROVE MOBILITY IN FULL-PRESSURE SUITS. AMRL-TR-64-118.


MOMENTS OF INERTIA AND CENTERS OF GRAVITY OF THE LIVING HUMAN BODY ENCUMBERED BY A FULL-PRESSURE SUIT. AMRL-TR-64-110.


COMPARISON OF MINERAL EXCRETION (CALCIUM AND IODINE) IN ARM AND TOTAL BODY SWEAT. REP NO. 282.


THE TRACE MINERAL LOSSES IN SWEAT. REP NO. 284.


MYCOBACTERIOLOGY LABORATORY METHODS. REP NO. 283.


A SIMPLE AND VERSATILE PUNCH CARD SYSTEM FOR BIBLIOGRAPHIC USE. REP NO. 281.


DISSOCIATION OF SKIN HOMOGRAFT TOLERANCE AND DONOR TYPE GAMMA GLOBULIN SYNTHESIS IN ALLOGENEIC MOUSE RADIATION CHIMERAS. USNRDL-TR-798.


STUDIES ON THE RADIOSENSITIVE PHASE OF THE PRIMARY ANTIBODY RESPONSE. I. TRANSFER OF ANTIBODY FORMATION TO IRRADIATED ANIMALS BY SENSITIZED MACROPHAGES AND NORMAL LYMPHOID CELLS FROM NON-IRRADIATED RABBITS. USNRDL-TR-799.


A DNA-RNA COMPLEX ISOLATED FROM RAT LIVER. USNRDL-TR-800.


EFFECT OF RETICULOENDOTHELIAL CELL CHIMERISM ON AUTOCHTHONOUS AND TRANSPLANTED LEUKEMIAS IN MICE. USNRDL-TR-793.


CONDITIONING OF THE BONE MARROW GRAFT RECIPIENT BY COMBINED RADIATION-CHEMOTHERAPY. USNRDL-TR-792.


A STUDY OF CARBON DIOXIDE ELIMINATION FROM SCUBA, WITH STANDARD AND MODIFIED CANISTERS OF THE U. S. NAVY CLOSED-CIRCUIT OXYGEN RIG. RES REP 1-64.


HISTOCHEMICAL STUDIES OF SOME OXIDATIVE ENZYMES IN THE EARLY PROLIFERATIVE STAGE OF LIVER CANCEROGENESIS.


A GRADIENT OF ACTIVITY IN THE HYPOPHYSIS OF RANA TEMPORARIA. ITS SIGNIFICANCE AND ITS CONTROLLING FACTORS.


STUDY OF MAST CELL AND HISTAMINE CONTENTS OF THE PINEAL BODY.


DEVELOPMENT OF THE ACROSOMIC SYSTEM OF THE SPERMATOZOON IN THE NORWEGIAN LEMMING (LEMMUS LEMMUS).


EVIDENCE FOR THE EXISTENCE OF MONOAMINE NEURONS IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM. 3. THE MONOAMINE NERVE TERMINAL.


[LORENZ BOEHLER, 80 YEARS OLD].

[LORENZ BOEHLER, 80 YEARS OLD].


MAST CELLS AND WOUND HEALING OF THE SKIN IN THE RAT.


STUDIES OF THE EFFECTS OF AMINOPTERIN ON THE CRYPTS OF LIEBERKUEHN IN RATS.


CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE IN THE ADULT.

CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE IN THE ADULT.


ATRIAL SEPTAL DEFECTS IN THE OLDER PATIENT SIMULATING ACQUIRED VALVULAR HEART DISEASE.


CLINICAL EXPERIENCES WITH MECHANIZED CARDIAC MASSAGE.


CRETE: A STUDY IN THE METABOLIC EPIDEMIOLOGY OF CORONARY HEART DISEASE.


AORTIC VALVE REPLACEMENT WITH AUTOGENOUS AORTIC WALL.


DIAGNOSIS OF THE ANATOMIC TYPES OF SINGLE OR COMMON VENTRICLE.


OSTIUM SECUNDUM ATRIAL SEPTAL DEFECTS AND CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE IN INFANCY.


PULMONARY EMBOLISM AS A CAUSE OF SYSTEMIC HYPOTENSION AND SHOCK.


MONOZYGOTIC TWINS CONCORDANT FOR VENTRICULAR SEPTAL DEFECTS. CASE REPORT AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE OF CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE IN MONOZYGOTIC TWINS.


OBSERVATIONS IN PATIENTS WITH IMPLANTED CARDIAC PACEMAKER. IV. REPETITIVE RESPONSES TO ELECTRICAL STIMULI.


OBSERVATIONS IN PATIENTS WITH IMPLANTED PACEMAKER. AN ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC SIGN OF BROKEN ELECTRODE WIRES MIMICKING INTERFERENCE BY ALTERNATING CURRENT.


VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION ASSOCIATED WITH TWO FUNCTIONING IMPLANTED CARDIAC PACEMAKERS.


COMPLETE HEART BLOCK WITH INTRACTABLE ASYSTOLE AND RECURRENT VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION WITH SURVIVAL.


AN EMERGENCY METHOD OF HANDLING BROKEN PACEMAKER WIRES IN CHILDREN.


PULSUS PARADOXUS AND KUSSMAUL'S SIGN IN MASSIVE PULMONARY EMBOLISM.


FRACTURE OF A GUIDE WIRE DURING CARDIAC CATHETERIZATION. UNDERDEVELOPED RIGHT VENTRICLE AND TRICUSPID AND PULMONARY STENOSIS.


ACUTE SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF AN ARTERIOSCLEROTIC ANEURYSM INTO AN ISOLATED LEFT-SIDED INFERIOR VENA CAVA.


STANDARDIZATION OF PHONOCARDIOGRAPHY.

STANDARDIZATION OF PHONOCARDIOGRAPHY.


PULSATORY AND AUSCULTATORY PHENOMENA IN PSEUDOANEURYSM OF THE HEART.


THE DETECTION OF CHANGES IN THE ABSORPTION OF CALCIUM AND PHOSPHORUS.


BILE AND ENDOGENOUS FECAL CALCIUM IN MAN.


ERYTHROCYTE-REDUCED GLUTATHIONE IN MEGALOBLASTIC ANEMIA.


EFFECT OF DIETARY CHOLESTEROL UPON SERUM LIPIDS IN RURAL GUATEMALAN INDIAN CHILDREN.


UTILIZATION OF FAT-SOLUBLE VITAMINS BY RATS AND CHICKS FED CHOLESTYRAMINE, A BILE ACID SEQUESTRANT.


OSTEOPOROSIS AND CALCIUM DEFICIENCY.

OSTEOPOROSIS AND CALCIUM DEFICIENCY.


AMINO ACID SUPPLEMENTATION OF CEREAL GRAINS AS RELATED TO THE WORLD FOOD SUPPLY.


AMINO ACID SUPPLEMENTATION OF PROTEIN CONCENTRATES AS RELATED TO THE WORLD PROTEIN SUPPLY.


ERYTHROCYTE GLUTAMIC-PYRUVIC TRANSAMINASE ACTIVITY IN MAN.


RELATIVE BLOOD FLOW TO THE GASTRIC LESSER CURVATURE OF THE DOG.


ELECTRICAL AND EXTRALUMINAL CONTRACTILE-FORCE ACTIVITY OF THE DUODENUM OF THE DOG.


THE EFFECT OF 10-(ALPHA-DIMETHYLAMINOPROPRIONYL) PHENOTHIAZINE METHOBROMIDE ON GASTRIC SECRETION.


THE BLOOD GROUP SUBSTANCES ON GASTRIC MUCOSAL CELLS OF PATIENTS WITH PEPTIC ULCER AND GASTRIC CARCINOMA: A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


PERORAL CHOLEGRAPHY IPODATE WITH CALCIUM.


MODIFICATIONS IN HEPATIC BLOOD FLOW AND PORTAL PRESSURE PRODUCED BY DIFFERENT DIETS.


SURVIVAL FOLLOWING PORTAL VENOUS AIR EMBOLIZATION: REPORT OF A CASE.


RESPONSES OF THE HEPATIC CIRCULATION TO VARIOUS PHARMACOLOGIC AGENTS: A REVIEW.


VILLOUS ADENOMA OF THE JEJUNUM. REPORT OF A CASE.


IRON-59 ABSORPTION MEASUREMENTS BY WHOLE-BODY COUNTING: STUDIES IN ALCOHOLIC CIRRHOSIS, HEMOCHROMATOSIS, AND PANCREATITIS.


ETIOLOGY AND TREATMENT OF NON-UNION OF THE FEMORAL NECK BY GRAFTING AND RIGID FIXATION. REVIEW OF 14 CASES. I.


THE MULTIPURPOSE WORKER--A FAMILY SPECIALIST.


APHA'S INNER STRENGTH AND NATIONAL ROLE.


THE COMMUNITY-BASED WALK-IN CENTER: A NEW RESOURCE FOR GROUPS UNDERREPRESENTED IN OUTPATIENT TREATMENT FACILITIES.


FAMILY PLANNING IN PAKISTAN.

FAMILY PLANNING IN PAKISTAN.


PROGRAMED INSTRUCTION AND PATIENT TEACHING.


SOCIAL CLASS FACTORS IN THE FLOW OF CHILDREN TO OUTPATIENT PSYCHIATRIC FACILITIES.


ORGANIZED RESEARCH IN AGRICULTURAL HEALTH AND SAFETY.


COST OF RHEUMATIC FEVER AND OF ITS PREVENTION.


LONGEVITY AND MORTALITY OF DIABETICS.

LONGEVITY AND MORTALITY OF DIABETICS.


SLIPPING OF THE CAPITAL FEMORAL EPIPHYSIS. I.


COMMITTEE ON PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION; REPORT OF THE CHAIRMAN, 1964.


CHARACTERISTICS OF HOSPITAL UTILIZATION IN CANADA.


MICROBIOLOGY OF RECLAIMED WATER FROM SEWAGE FOR RECREATIONAL USE.


MAJOR CONSIDERATIONS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION.


EVALUATION OF INFERIOR VENA CAVAL LIGATION FOR PULMONARY EMBOLUS.


RE-EVALUATION OF FURACIN AS A LOCAL AGENT IN THE TREATMENT OF SURFACE INFECTIONS.


STERILIZATION OF SURGICAL SUTURES: COMPARISON OF HEAT AND IRRADIATION.


GASTROSTOMIES IN PATIENTS WITH INCURABLE CANCER.


SCLEROSING OBLITERATIVE CHOLANGITIS.

SCLEROSING OBLITERATIVE CHOLANGITIS.


HYPERCALCEMIA IN MALIGNANT NON-PARATHYROID DISEASE.


TECHNIC FOR ARTERIAL CANNULIZATION.

TECHNIC FOR ARTERIAL CANNULIZATION.


THE HUMAN COW BONE.

THE HUMAN COW BONE.


ESOPHAGEAL PERFORATION FOLLOWING GASTRIC FREEZING.


SKIN LEVEL COLOSTOMY. EXPERIENCE WITH 75 CASES.


ABERRANT PANCREAS OF THE STOMACH.

ABERRANT PANCREAS OF THE STOMACH.


GALLSTONE ILEUS. CASE REPORT.

GALLSTONE ILEUS. CASE REPORT.


PRIMARY TORSION OF THE GREATER OMENTUM. REPORT OF FOUR CASES.


CHRONIC ACTIVE ("LUPOID") HEPATITIS; A CLINICAL, SEROLOGICAL, AND PATHOLOGICAL STUDY OF 20 PATIENTS.


PROPHYLACTIC ANTICOAGULANT THERAPY IN THE ORTHOPEDIC PATIENT.


COMBINED VINBLASTINE AND CHLORAMBUCIL THERAPY OF HODGKIN'S DISEASE.


CORRELATION OF CLINICAL SIGNS WITH VENTILATORY FUNCTION IN OBSTRUCTIVE LUNG DISEASE.


RETINOPATHIES OF CHRONIC RENAL DISEASE; REVERSALS AFTER RENAL TRANSPLANTATION.


TACHYPNEA AND HYPERPNEA; SIGNS OF COMPENSATORY VENTILATION.


EXPERIENCE WITH LONG-TERM INTERMITTENT HEMODIALYSIS.


HEMODIALYSIS FOR CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE. I. TECHNICAL CONSIDERATIONS.


HEMODIALYSIS FOR CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE. II. BIOCHEMICAL AND CLINICAL ASPECTS.


HEMODIALYSIS FOR CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE. 3. MEDICAL, MORAL AND ETHICAL, AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROBLEMS.


HEMODIALYSIS FOR CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE. IV. PSYCHOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS.


ALIMENTARY HYPERSENSITIVITY INDUCED BY GIARDIA LAMBLIA; REPORT OF A CASE OF ACUTE MEAT INTOLERANCE.


A STUDY OF THE JUXTAGLOMERULAR BODY IN PRIMARY ALDOSTERONISM.


AUTO-IMMUNE HEMOLYTIC ANEMIA TREATED WITH D-PENICILLAMINE; REPORT OF A CASE.


ACADEMIC MEDICINE, FAMILY MEDICINE, AND MEDICAL CARE.


ENDOBRONCHIAL HODGKIN'S DISEASE; REPORT OF THREE CASES.


HEMODIALYSIS FOR CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE.

HEMODIALYSIS FOR CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE.


FIRST CLINICAL EXPERIENCE WITH THE ARTIFICIAL KIDNEY.


TEACHING MEDICAL CARE.

TEACHING MEDICAL CARE.


OUT OF COMPUTER, BY JOINT; INDEX OF RHEUMATOLOGY.


PARTIAL DELETION OF THE SHORT ARM OF CHROMOSOME 5. "LE CRI DU CHAT". ANOTHER EXAMPLE.


[FLUOROMETRIC MICROMETHOD AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE FRUCTOSE-DIPHOSPHATASE ACTIVITY IN RAT LIVER].


THE RELEASE OF NOT ESTERIFIED FATTY ACIDS FROM THE FAT OF THE EPIDIDYMAL TISSUE OF RATS AFTER ADMINISTRATION OF ISONIAZID.


CYTOCHROMES AND OTHER PIGMENTS OF BAKER'S YEAST GROWN AEROBICALLY AND ANAEROBICALLY.


METABOLISM OF P-HYDROXYPHENYLACETIC ACID IN PSEUDOMONAS OVALIS.


THE SITES OF ACTION OF ATRACTYLOSIDE AND OLIGOMYCIN IN THE MITOCHONDRIAL ENERGY-TRANSFER SYSTEM.


STUDIES IN VITRO OF RAT YOLK SAC: BIOSYNTHETIC ACTIVITIES, RESPIRATION AND PERMEABILITY TO HEMOGLOBIN.


STUDIES ON SELENIUM COMPOUNDS. II. METABOLISM OF SELENOMETHIONINE AND SELENOETHIONINE IN RATS.


A NEW REAGENT FOR NITROGUANIDINATION OF PROTEINS.


PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF PURIFIED COD MYOSIN.


HYDROGEN ION TITRATION OF RABBIT GAMMA-GLOBULIN AND SOME OF ITS SUBUNITS.


SULFHYDRYL GROUPS IN THE RED CELLS OF NORMAL AND GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATE DEHYDROGENASE-DEFICIENT SUBJECTS.


COMPARATIVE STUDIES ON CHICK HEMOGLOBINS.


PREPARATION OF LIPOPROTEINS CONTAINING CATION-DEPENDENT ATPASE.


THE PRESENCE OF ORGANIC PHOSPHORUS IN COLLAGENS AND GELATINS.


PI TRANSPORT AND GLYCOLYSIS IN LEUCOCYTES AND PLATELETS.


METABOLIC ROLES OF INORGANIC POLYPHOSPHATES IN CHLORELLA CELLS.


THE INCREASE IN BETA-GLUCURONIDASE OF THE TADPOLE TAIL DURING ANURAN METAMORPHOSIS AND ITS RELATION TO LYSOSOMES.


INFLUENCE OF LI+ ON GLUCOSE METABOLISM IN RATS AND RABBITS.


THE PATHWAY OF ARGININE BREAKDOWN IN SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE.


ELECTROPHORETIC PATTERNS OF HEAT-DENATURED COLLAGEN IN THE TEMPERATURE RANGE OF 14-40 DEGREES.


THE INHIBITION OF FERMENTATION IN BAKER'S YEAST BY CHITOSAN.


PREPARATION OF PURE 7-S GAMMA-GLOBULIN.

PREPARATION OF PURE 7-S GAMMA-GLOBULIN.


THE ABSENCE OF A CORRELATION BETWEEN THE EXTERNAL PHOSPHATASE ACTIVITY OF YEAST AND PHOSPHATE UPTAKE.


AN IMPROVED METHOD FOR THE ISOLATION OF BRUSH BORDERS FROM THE RAT INTESTINE.


CO2 AND CYTOKINESIS IN TEMPERATURE-SYNCHRONIZED ASTASIA LONGA.


THE METABOLISM OF PREGNENOLONE AND 17-ALPHA-HYDROXYPROGESTERONE BY HOMOGENATES OF HUMAN TERM PLACENTAS.


MECHANISM OF ACTION OF GAMMA-HEXACHLOROCYCLOHEXANE IN NEUROSPORA CRASSA.


OXIDATIVE REACTIVATION OF REDUCED RIBONUCLEASE.


PURIFICATION OF AC-GLOBULIN.

PURIFICATION OF AC-GLOBULIN.


INDUCTION OF IMMUNOLOGICAL TOLERANCE TOWARDS A PEPTIDE DETERMINANT WITH A NON-IMMUNOGENIC POLYPEPTIDE.


THE EXCRETION OF UROCANIC ACID AND FORMIMINO GLUTAMIC ACID IN MEGALOBLASTOSIS ACCOMPANYING KWASHIORKOR.


ERYTHROPOIESIS IN RATS WITH ACUTE UREMIA AND THE EFFECT OF ERYTHROPOIETIN.


GRANULOCYTE RESERVE FOLLOWING RADIATION THERAPY AS STUDIED BY THE RESPONSE TO A BACTERIAL ENDOTOXIN.


GASTROINTESTINAL ABSORPTION, PLASMA TRANSPORT, SURFACE DISTRIBUTION, AND URINARY AND FECAL EXCRETION OF RADIOACTIVE VITAMIN B 12 IN IRON DEFICIENCY.


SURGERY IN PATIENTS WITH CONGENITAL FACTOR VII DEFICIENCY (CONGENITAL HYPOPROCONVERTINEMIA). EXPERIENCE WITH ONE CASE AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.


THE EFFECT OF INCUBATION AND STORAGE ON HUMAN PLATELET STRUCTURE AS STUDIED BY ELECTRON MICROSCOPY.


ENDOCRINE RELATIONSHIPS OF LEUKOCYTE ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE.


BIOLOGICAL FACTORS INFLUENCING THE RADIOTHERAPEUTIC RESULTS IN CARCINOMA OF THE CERVIX.


VIRAL ETIOLOGY OF LEUKEMIA AND LYMPHOMAS.


COMMENTARY ON HEMOSIDERIN.

COMMENTARY ON HEMOSIDERIN.


THE ANATOMICAL INFLUENCE IN MEGAVOLTAGE RADIOTHERAPY OF CARCINOMA OF THE MAXILLARY ANTRUM.


HISTOLOGICAL CHANGES IN THE RAT BONE AFTER VARYING DOSES OF X-RAYS WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO BONE TUMOUR PRODUCTION.


THE EFFECT OF A SINGLE 2,000 R EXPOSURE OF X-RAYS UPON THE UPTAKE OF 35S BY SOFT TISSUES OF THE MOUSE HIND LIMB.


DETERMINATION OF DOSE IN ARC THERAPY BY NUMERICAL INTEGRATION.


RENAL ANGIOGRAPHY DURING STRAINING.

RENAL ANGIOGRAPHY DURING STRAINING.


RADIOLOGICAL STUDIES OF SPINA BIFIDA CYSTICA. THE PHENOMENON OF CONGENITAL LUMBAR KYPHOSIS.


THE THERAPEUTIC ASPECT OF HYSTEROSALPINGOGRAPHY.


MUCOSAL FOLDS IN THE UPPER URINARY TRACT IN CHILDHOOD.


"FOETUS IN FOETU".

"FOETUS IN FOETU".


AVASCULAR NECROSIS OF BONE COMPLICATING STEROID THERAPY.


RADIATION PNEUMONITIS FOLLOWING A LOW DOSE OF COBALT TELETHERAPY.


THE SYNTHESIS OF N-TERMINAL ACETYLPEPTIDES OF OVALBUMIN AND MAMMALIAN HEART CYTOCHROME C.


THE FORMYLATION OF AMINO ACIDS WITH ACETIC FORMIC ANHYDRIDE.


TRANSIENT HEMIPLEGIA.

TRANSIENT HEMIPLEGIA.


MANIPULATIVE TREATMENT.

MANIPULATIVE TREATMENT.


GLOVE DAMAGE AS A ROUTE OF WOUND INFECTION.


THE ROTATORY DISPERSION AND STEREOCHEMISTRY OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS. VII. MONOSULFIDES AND DISULFIDES DERIVED FROM GLUCOSE AND GLUCOSAMINE.


ORTHOPAEDIC OPERATIONS IN THE TREATMENT OF CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY.


OPERATIVE TREATMENT OF INFANTILE HYPERTROPHIC PYLORIC STENOSIS.


CASES OF LEPROSY AND SYPHILIS IN THE OSTEOLOGICAL COLLECTION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ANATOMY, UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH; WITH A NOTE ON THE SKULL OF KING ROBERT THE BRUCE.


TWO MEMORY STORES IN ONE BRAIN.

TWO MEMORY STORES IN ONE BRAIN.


INSECT HORMONES.

INSECT HORMONES.


CELL MOVEMENTS.

CELL MOVEMENTS.


SOLID-PHASE PEPTIDE SYNTHESES.

SOLID-PHASE PEPTIDE SYNTHESES.


THE RIBONUCLEIC ACIDS IN THE NUCLEUS AND CYTOPLASM OF ANIMAL CELLS.


THYROIDAL IODINE AND ENZYMATIC DEFECTS IN CATTLE WITH CONGENITAL GOITER.


C-19 STEROIDS IN CANINE SPERMATIC VENOUS BLOOD FOLLOWING GONADOTROPIN ADMINISTRATION.


MERISTEMS AND THE EFFECT OF RADIATION ON CELLS.


ALTERATION OF THE PROTEINS OF THE PITUITARY GLAND OF THE RAT BY ESTRADIOL AND CORTISOL.


EFFECTS OF SUPEROVULATION ON OVARIAN DELTA 5-3 BETA-HYDROXYSTEROID DEHYDROGENASE IN RATS OF DIFFERENT AGES.


INFLUENCE OF TEMPERATURE UPON THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF TESTOSTERONE BY RABBIT TESTIS IN VITRO.


PURIFICATION OF A PLACENTAL FACTOR WITH IMMUNOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL SIMILARITY TO HUMAN GROWTH HORMONE.


HISTOCHEMICAL STUDY OF 3-BETA- AND 17-BETA-HYDROXYSTEROID DEHYDROGENASES IN HUMAN TERM PLACENTA.


PERMEABILITY OF DERMAL CONNECTIVE TISSUE IN ADRENALECTOMIZED AND HYPOPHYSECTOMIZED RATS.


EFFECTS AND MODE OF ACTION OF ADRENOCORTICOTROPHIC HORMONE UPON THE REPRODUCTIVE TRACT OF THE FEMALE MOUSE.


THYROIDAL IODIDE ACCUMULATION AND LOSS IN VITRO.


ACTION OF ADRENAL CORTICOIDS ON PROTEIN METABOLISM IN THE THIOURACIL-TREATED RAT.


EFFECT OF A PROTEIN-FREE DIET ON PROTEIN METABOLISM IN THE PREGNANT RAT.


SPECIES VARIATION IN TESTICULAR DELTA 5-3 BETA-HYDROXYSTEROID DEHYDROGENASE ACTIVITY: ABSENCE OF ACTIVITY IN PRIMATE LEYDIG CELLS.


DISTRIBUTION VOLUMES OF SUGARS IN RAT UTERUS, ILEUM AND SKELETAL MUSCLE AS AFFECTED BY ESTRADIOL.


ROLE OF CATALASES AND PEROXIDASES IN THE DEIODINATION OF THYROXINE IN FROG LIVER.


ALTERATION OF JUXTAGLOMERULAR INDEX BY SELECTIVE INBREEDING.


ESTROGEN-LIKE EFFECT OF CHELATING AGENTS ON RAT UTERINE PHOSPHORYLASE ACTIVITY.


ASSAY CHARACTERISTICS OF TANNATE COMPLEXES OF HUMAN CHORIONIC GONADOTROPIN.


ASSAY CHARACTERISTICS OF TANNATE COMPLEXES OF PREGNANT MARE SERUM GONADOTROPIN.


ROLE OF 18-HYDROXYLATION IN THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF ALDOSTERONE.


SULFITOLYSIS OF BOVINE GROWTH HORMONE.

SULFITOLYSIS OF BOVINE GROWTH HORMONE.


SITE AT WHICH ALPHA-ETHYLTRYPTAMINE ACTS TO INHIBIT THE SECRETION OF ACTH.


IMPLANTATION IN THE RABBIT FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION OF 20-ALPHA-HYDROXYPREGNEN-3-ONE AND 20-BETA-HYDROXYPREGNEN-3-ONE.


EFFECTS OF INSULIN ON WATER UPTAKE BY ADIPOSE TISSUE DURING INCUBATION IN VITRO.


RELATIVE POTENCY OF SEVERAL ANALOGUES WHEN SUBSTITUTED FOR L-THYROXINE IN THE ESTIMATION OF THYROID SECRETION RATE IN RATS.


EFFECT OF THE LACK OF DIETARY PROTEIN ON THE UTERINE RESPONSE TO ESTROGEN IN THE MOUSE.


METABOLISM OF ENDOMETRIUM AND FALLOPIAN TUBE IN THE ESTROUS AND THE PSEUDOPREGNANT RABBIT.


BINDING OF 3,5,3' -L-TRIIODOTHYRONINE IN HUMAN SERUM DURING AGAR GEL ELECTROPHORESIS AT PH 7.4.


COMPARISON OF GLUCOCORTICOID EFFECTS ON BROWN AND WHITE ADIPOSE TISSUE OF THE RAT.


EARLY EFFECT OF ESTROGEN ON PHOSPHATE METABOLISM IN RAT UTERINE NUCLEI.


NATURE OF THE PORPHYRIN GROUP OF A HEME PROTEIN FRACTION ISOLATED FROM MAMMALIAN THYROID MICROSOMES.


THE TURNOVER OF TRITIUM FROM THYMIDINE IN TISSUES OF THE RAT.


ASYNCHRONOUS REPLICATION OF THE MOUSE SEX CHROMOSOMES.


PSEUDOPODIA AND INTRACYTOPLASMIC DISPLACEMENTS OF THE COLLECTIVE AMOEBAE DICTYOSTELIIDAE.


THE PLATEAU PHASE OF GROWTH OF THE L-M STRAIN MOUSE CELL IN A PROTEIN-FREE MEDIUM. I. PATTERNS OF PROTEIN AND NUCLEIC ACID SYNTHESIS AND TURNOVER.


THE PLATEAU PHASE OF GROWTH OF THE L-M STRAIN MOUSE CELL IN A PROTEIN-FREE MEDIUM. 3. THE EFFECT OF ADDED GLUCOSE ON PROTEIN AND NUCLEIC ACID SYNTHESIS AND ON CARBOHYDRATE UTILIZATION.


THE EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT METHODS OF WASHING, DRYING AND STERILIZING GLASS SURFACES ON CELL ATTACHMENT AND GROWTH BEHAVIOR.


AN IN VITRO TECHNIQUE FOR REAGGREGATION OF DISSOCIATED TISSUE IN A CENTRIFUGAL FIELD.


PROLIFERATION OF CULTURED LIVER CELLS IN THE PRESENCE OF LYSINE AND ARGININE SALTS OF FATTY ACIDS.


LIPID METABOLISM IN CULTURED CELLS. IV. SERUM ALPHA GLOBULINS AND CELLULAR CHOLESTEROL EXCHANGE.


STUDIES ON THE BASIS OF CYTOPLASMIC INHERITANCE IN AMOEBAE.


TWO-EXPOSURE, FILM DENSITOMETRIC METHOD MEASURING PHASE RETARDATIONS DUE TO WEAK BIREFRINGENCE IN FIBRILLAR OR MEMBRANOUS CELL CONSTITUENTS.


THE INFLUENCE OF DIGITONIN ON THE WATER PERMEATION IN AMPHIBIAN CELLS.


CELL STAGES REFRACTORY TO THYMIDINE INCORPORATION INDUCED BY X-RAYS.


THE FINE STRUCTURE OF ISOLATED METAPHASE CHROMOSOMES.


THE EFFECT OF 5-FLUOROURACIL ON THE EYE PIGMENTARY SYSTEM IN EPHESTIA KUEHNIELLA.


ANTISTROPHIC PSEUDOPODIA OF THE COLLECTIVE AMOEBA POLYSPHONDYLIUM VIOLACEUM.


THE EFFECT OF HUMAN SERUM FRACTIONS ON CELL GROWTH AND ITS RELATION TO THE STATE OF SERUM ALPHA-LIPOPROTEIN.


FOOD SENSITIVITY AND BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS.

FOOD SENSITIVITY AND BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS.


CHLOROPLAST MULTIPLICATION AND GROWTH IN THE UNICELLULAR ALGA ACETABULARIA MEDITERRANEA.


HEARING LOSS INVOLVING MEDICO-LEGAL QUESTIONS.


RECENT ADVANCES IN CRYOEXTRACTION.

RECENT ADVANCES IN CRYOEXTRACTION.


CANCER OF THE HYPOPHARYNX.

CANCER OF THE HYPOPHARYNX.


CRYOXTRACTION OF LENS IN SENILE CATARACT SURGERY.


INJURIES OF THE LIDS: MANAGEMENT.

INJURIES OF THE LIDS: MANAGEMENT.


HISTAMINE CEPHALALGIA.

HISTAMINE CEPHALALGIA.


RECENT ADVANCES IN THE REMOVAL OF MAGNETIC FOREIGN BODIES FROM THE ESOPHAGUS, STOMACH AND DUODENUM WITH CONTROLLABLE PERMANENT MAGNETS.


TECHNICAL MINUTAE OF THE RADICAL ANTROSTOMY (CALDWELL-LUC) OPERATION.


PAIN - DEFINITION - CAUSES - CONTROL.

PAIN - DEFINITION - CAUSES - CONTROL.


OCULAR MANIFESTATIONS OF GENERAL DISEASES--A REVIEW.


A REPORT ON "THE SENSORIAL SEQUELAE OF STRABISMUS".


MEDICAL ETHICS AND MODERN DILEMMAS.

MEDICAL ETHICS AND MODERN DILEMMAS.


VITREOUS BLOCK GLAUCOMA IN APHAKIA.

VITREOUS BLOCK GLAUCOMA IN APHAKIA.


CATARACT EXTRACTION: TECHNIQUE IN RELATION TO INFECTION.


IMMUNIZATION WITH THE PROENZYME, CHYMOTRYPSINOGEN B.


THE CUTANEOUS REACTIVITY OF GUINEA PIGS TO PURE. PROTEIN ANTIGENS. II. THE EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT ROUTES OF INJECTION OF ANTIGEN AND ADJUVANT.


THE ADJUVANT ROLE OF ALGINATE ON ANTIBODY RESPONSE TO RAGWEED EXTRACTS IN THE RABBIT.


CONFORMATIONS OF THE FURANOSE RING IN NUCLEIC ACIDS AND OTHER CARBOHYDRATE DERIVATIVES IN THE SOLID STATE.


STUDIES OF NUCLEOSIDES AND NUCLEOTIDES. XXIV. PURINE CYCLONUCLEOSIDES. I. 8,2'-CYCLONUCLEOSIDE DERIVED FROM 2-CHLORO-8-MERCAPTO-9-BETA-D-XYLOFURANOSYLADENINE.


STUDIES ON POLYPEPTIDES. XXIX. SYNTHETIC PEPTIDES RELATED TO THE N-TERMINUS OF BOVINE PANCREATIC RIBONUCLEASE A (POSITIONS 1-7).


STUDIES ON POLYPEPTIDES. XXX. SYNTHETIC PEPTIDES RELATED TO THE N-TERMINUS OF BOVINE PANCREATIC RIBONUCLEASE (POSITIONS 8-13).


STUDIES ON POLYPEPTIDES. XXXI. SYNTHETIC PEPTIDES RELATED TO THE N-TERMINUS OF BOVINE PANCREATIC RIBONUCLEASE (POSITIONS 12-20).


STUDIES ON POLYPEPTIDES. 33. ENZYMIC PROPERTIES OF PARTIALLY SYNTHETIC RIBONUCLEASES.


STUDIES ON POLYPEPTIDES. XXXII. SYNTHETIC PEPTIDES RELATED TO THE N-TERMINUS OF BOVINE PANCREATIC RIBONUCLEASE A (POSITIONS 1-13).


PHOSPHONOLIPIDS. 3. SYNTHESIS OF A PHOSPHONIC ACID ANALOG OF L-ALPHA-(DISTEAROYL)LECITHIN.


SYNTHESIS OF 4-ACETAMIDO-1,2,3,5-TETRA-O-ACETYL-4-DEOXY-D-RIBOFURANOSE. A PYRROLIDINE SUGAR.


CARDIOVASCULAR EPIDEMIOLOGY IN REFUGEE TIBETANS IN INDIA.


OUR EXPERIENCES ON TRANSLUMBAR AORTOGRAPHY IN HYPERTENSION.


HEART DISEASE AND PREGNANCY. A STUDY OF 275 CASES.


SHORT TERM ANTICOAGULANT THERAPY IN MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.


GALL BLADDER DISEASE IN THE PUNJAB. INCIDENCE AND SYMPTOMATOLOGY.


OSTEOPETROSIS (ALBERS SCHONBERG'S DISEASE) IN ADULTS.


MEDICAL RECORD AND THE LAW.

MEDICAL RECORD AND THE LAW.


DIFFICULTIES OF RHEUMATIC FEVER PROPHYLAXIS IN DELHI. RESULTS OF A PRELIMINARY STUDY.


GROUND STATES OF CONJUGATED MOLECULES. I. SEMIEMPIRICAL SCF MO TREATMENT AND ITS APPLICATION TO AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS.


COMMUNICATION BY FACIAL EXPRESSION.

COMMUNICATION BY FACIAL EXPRESSION.


ETHYL LINOLEATE IN EXPERIMENTAL ATHEROGENESIS.


SO THEY LISTENED: THE EFFECTS OF A LISTENING PROGRAM.


CONSISTENCY OF INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN PERSUASIBILITY.


THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SOME ASPECTS OF COMMUNICATIVE SPEAKING AND COMMUNICATIVE LISTENING.


SODIUM ANTIMONY DIMERCAPTO-SUCCINATE VERSUS TARTAR EMETIC IN THE TREATMENT OF BILHARZIASIS BY VARIOUS SPACED DOSAGE SCHEMES IN EGYPT, U.A.R.


FLUENCY: AN APPRAISAL AND A RESEARCH APPROACH.


CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS IN COMMUNICATION RESEARCH.


ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATE THERAPY IN CASES OF CEREBRAL ARTHEROSCLEROSIS.


ON THE USE OF EXTERNAL CAROTID ANGIOGRAPHY.


AN ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDY OF THE DEVELOPING RENAL GLOMERULUS.


AMINO ACID PATTERNS IN CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE.


CANCER ASSOCIATED WITH ACANTHOSIS NIGRICANS.


A CASE OF CYSTIC LYMPHANGIOMA IN THE PELVIC MESOCOLON.


LEPROTIC ULCER OF THE PENIS A CASE REPORT.


CLINICAL USE OF ARTERIAL PULSE TRACING ANALYSIS. CHANGE IN PULSE CONTOUR FOLLOWING SURGICAL CORRECTION OF A PATENT DUCTUS ARTERIOSUS.


SULFONAMIDE MYOCARDITIS. REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE (1) ANIMAL EXPERIMENTS.


DIAGNOSIS, PLEASE.

DIAGNOSIS, PLEASE.


JAKOB-CREUTZFELDT DISEASE.

JAKOB-CREUTZFELDT DISEASE.


THE ANTERIOR URETHROVESICAL SUSPENSION IN CERTAIN CASES OF RETENTION OF URINE IN THE FEMALE.


THE BROADER TREATMENT OF ACUTE ALCOHOLISM AND DELIRIUM TREMENS.


THE USE OF ACETOHEXAMIDE IN THE TREATMENT OF DIABETES MELLITUS.


SOME EARLY AMERICAN REPORTS ON MENINGITIS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE INAUGURAL DISSERTATION OF NATHAN STRONG.


FIRST DESCRIPTION OF A SMALL EPIDEMIC OF POLIOMYELITIS (1808) WITH AN EXTENSIVE CASE REPORT FROM 1807.


THE HISTORICAL WRITINGS OF ERNEST CAULFIELD.


EARLY REFERENCES TO HEART BLOCK.

EARLY REFERENCES TO HEART BLOCK.


JEAN ASTRUC (1684-1766) ON OLD AGE.

JEAN ASTRUC (1684-1766) ON OLD AGE.


ASCARIS IN THE COMMON BILE DUCT: INDICATION FOR SURGICAL INTERVENTION. A CASE REPORT.


THE USE OF MACHINES IN THE REDUCTION OF LUXATIONS.


A CASE OF LARGE PRIMARY CARCINOMA OF THE ADRENAL.


NITROFURANTOIN SODIUM AS A SYSTEMIC ANTIBACTERIAL IN SURGICAL PATIENTS. I. THERAPEUTIC SERIES.


SURGERY IN HEPATOSPLENIC SCHISTOSOMIASIS THE SO-CALLED EGYPTIAN SPLENOMEGALY.


ETIOPATHOGENY AND TREATMENT OF NECROTIC SLOUGHS PRODUCED BY NOREPINEPHRINE USED IN VENOCLISIS.


CARCINOMA OF THE MALE BREAST.

CARCINOMA OF THE MALE BREAST.


PREVENTIVE PROCEDURE AGAINST STAPHYLOCOCCAL INFECTION IN OUR SURGICAL WARDS.


BRACHIAL ANGIOGRAPHY.

BRACHIAL ANGIOGRAPHY.


CARCINOMA IN SITU OF THE BREAST. SIMPLE VERSUS RADICAL MASTECTOMY.


EXPERIMENTAL LAMELLAR KERATOPLASTY WITH MATERIAL PRESERVED BY SPONTANEOUS DESICCATION.


NASAL SURGERY--ECONOMIC AND PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS.


WORLD INCIDENCE OF CANCER OF LARGE INTESTINE. IMPORTANCE OF EARLY DIAGNOSIS.


THE MARRIED TEENAGER.

THE MARRIED TEENAGER.


PRIMARY ENURESIS IN CHILDREN: A NEW CONCEPT OF ITS CAUSE AND TREATMENT.


CURRENT CONCEPTS OF RENAL TUBERCULOSIS.

CURRENT CONCEPTS OF RENAL TUBERCULOSIS.


RENAL HOMOTRANSPLANTATION: A CASE REPORT.


THE ROLE OF ANTERIOR INTERBODY FUSION IN ACUTE INJURIES OF THE CERVICAL SPINE.


CAROTID-VERTEBRAL AND CEREBRAL ARTERIOGRAPHY.


COMPLICATIONS OF ENDOSCOPY.

COMPLICATIONS OF ENDOSCOPY.


TUBERCULOSIS WITHIN THE FAMILY UNIT.

TUBERCULOSIS WITHIN THE FAMILY UNIT.


WELL BABY CARE: UNTAPPED PORTAL OF ENTRY TO FAMILY CARE.


HISTOCHEMICAL CHANGES IN MUSCLE NECROSIS AND REGENERATION.


THE EARLY HISTOPATHOLOGICAL LESION OF MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY IN THE SYRIAN GOLDEN HAMSTER.


ALTERATION IN VIRULENCE OF RIFT VALLEY FEVER VIRUS DURING SERIAL PASSAGE IN LAMB TESTIS CELLS.


A COMPARISON OF THE PROCESSES OF IMMUNE HAEMOLYSIS AND ONCOLYSIS.


LOW PROTEIN DIET AS A FACTOR IN THE PRODUCTION OF EXPERIMENTAL SCHISTOSOMAL HEPATIC FIBROSIS.


CHANGES IN RESORPTION SPACES IN FEMORAL CORTICAL BONE WITH AGE.


EFFECTS OF THE PYRROLIZIDINE ALKALOID, LASIOCARPINE N-OXIDE, ON NUCLEAR AND CELL DIVISION IN THE LIVER RATS.


THE EFFECT OF MUSCLE ACTION ON THE INTRA-OSSEOUS CIRCULATION.


SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BETA-HAEMOLYSIN OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS.


PORTAL HYPERTENSION IN EXPERIMENTAL SCHISTOSOMIASIS.


EFFECT OF STAPHYLOCOCCAL AND OTHER BACTERIAL TOXINS ON PLATELETS IN VITRO.


CYSTIC DYSPLASIA OF THE KIDNEYS STUDIED BY MICRO-DISSECTION IN A CASE OF 13-15 TRISOMY.


THE RELATION TO INVASION OF GLYCOSIDASES IN MOUSE TUMOURS.


PERICHOLANGIOLITIC BILIARY CIRRHOSIS.

PERICHOLANGIOLITIC BILIARY CIRRHOSIS.


A TOPOGRAPHICAL STUDY OF INCREASED VASCULAR PERMEABILITY IN ACUTE TURPENTINE-INDUCED PLEURISY.


HISTOLOGY OF A THYMUS REMOVED SURGICALLY FROM A PATIENT WITH SEVERE UNTREATED SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS.


MAST CELLS IN THE THYMUS OF NZB MICE.

MAST CELLS IN THE THYMUS OF NZB MICE.


FOUR SEPARATE TUMOUR CLONES DERIVED FROM A TRANSPLANTABLE PLEOMORPHIC CARCINOMA OF THE LUNG IN A HETEROZYGOUS MOUSE.


THE EFFECT OF TISSUE EXTRACTS ON VASCULAR PERMEABILITY AND LEUCOCYTE EMIGRATION.


HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS INFECTION IN THE PREGNANT HAMSTER.


FATAL DECOMPRESSION SICKNESS IN A COMPRESSED-AIR WORKER.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF THE HOST-CELL PARASITE RELATION IN MURINE LEPROSY.


FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON THE EFFECT OF MYOBIA MUSCULI ON THE SKIN OF THE MOUSE.


ANEURYSM OF THE RENAL ARTERY.

ANEURYSM OF THE RENAL ARTERY.


ANALYSIS OF INTRACELLULAR PROTEIN ANTIGEN TO DETERMINE THE SPECIES OF ORIGIN OF CELLS.


PATHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN THE INTRAHEPATIC BILE DUCTS OF CATS (FELIS CATUS) INFESTED WITH CLONORCHIS SINENSIS.


CIRCULATORY PATTERNS IN THE LIVER AFTER ISCHAEMIC DAMAGE.


PRIMARY DISSECTING ANEURYSM OF THE RENAL ARTERY.


HEPATIC CLONORCHIASIS AND CARCINOMA OF THE BILE DUCT IN A DOG.


SOME OBSERVATIONS ON CONGENITAL DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIAS.


A COMPLEMENT FIXATION REACTION BETWEEN RAT SERA AND RAT KIDNEY.


PARATHYROID CYSTS: A REPORT OF TWO CASES.


MALIGNANT MIXED TUMOUR OF THE THYROID GLAND.


ASPERGILLOSIS (ASPERGILLUS NIDULANS) INVOLVING BONE.


EFFECT OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS ALPHA-TOXIN ON SOME COLD-BLOODED ANIMALS.


GROWING "FIELDS" OF SPLENIC GRAFTS.

GROWING "FIELDS" OF SPLENIC GRAFTS.


PORTAL VENOUS PRESSURE IN ACUTE HEPATIC NECROSIS AND EARLY CIRRHOSIS DUE TO CARBON TETRACHLORIDE.


LUMBAR SUBCUTANEOUS EPENDYMAL CYST.

LUMBAR SUBCUTANEOUS EPENDYMAL CYST.


SELECTIVE CULTURE OF COAGULASE-POSITIVE STAPHYLOCOCCI.


OSTEOSARCOMA IN A RABBIT.

OSTEOSARCOMA IN A RABBIT.


THE EFFECT OF HUMAN, RABBIT AND GUINEA-PIG SERUM ON LOCAL STREPTOCOCCAL INFECTION AND ITS RELATION TO STREPTOKINASE-PLASMINOGEN SYSTEM.


JOHN ADAM GIB BURTON: 7 JANUARY 1888--28 NOVEMBER 1962.


GERALD SAMUEL WILLIAM DE SARAM 17 APRIL 1896--18 JUNE 1963.


SOME REMARKS ON THE HISTORY OF GRONINGEN UNIVERSITY.


STUDIES ON CROTALARIA CRISPATA, A NEWLY RECOGNISED CAUSE OF KIMBERLEY HORSE DISEASE.


EFFECT OF SOME ANTIGENS ON LEUCOCYTE CULTURES.


EXPERIMENTAL PYELONEPHRITIS: A COMPARISON OF BLOOD-BORNE AND ASCENDING PATTERNS OF INFECTION.


THE FATE OF PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA, PROTEUS MIRABILIS AND ESCHERICHIA COLI IN THE MOUSE KIDNEY.


CYSTIC FIBROSIS AND ACINAR ECTASIA OF THE PANCREAS: HISTOCHEMICAL COMPARISON OF THE INTRALUMINAL SECRETIONS.


SERUM COMPLEMENT LEVELS IN HUMAN CANCER.


OBSERVATIONS ON THE FLORA OF THE ALIMENTARY TRACT OF ANIMALS AND FACTORS AFFECTING ITS COMPOSITION.


OTITIS MEDIA: A CLINICAL, BACTERIOLOGICAL AND ROENTGENOLOGICAL STUDY.


MASSIVE STAPHYLOCOCCIC PYOPERICARDIUM WITH ACUTE CARDIAC TAMPONADE: THE ROLE OF EARLY PERICARDIECTOMY AND CARDIAC DECORTIFICATION WITH A SEVEN-MONTH FOLLOW-UP.


SULFADIAZINE IN THE TREATMENT OF SENILE CATARACTS.


VITREOUS HEMORRHAGE SECONDARY TO RUPTURED INTRACRANIAL ANEURYSM.


HYDROCEPHALUS.

HYDROCEPHALUS.


INTRAMEDULLARY NAILING FOR FRACTURES OF THE TIBIA.


CRETINISM DIAGNOSED IN LATE CHILDHOOD.

CRETINISM DIAGNOSED IN LATE CHILDHOOD.


THE MANAGEMENT OF CHEST INJURIES.

THE MANAGEMENT OF CHEST INJURIES.


ABDOMINAL TRAUMATIC INJURIES.

ABDOMINAL TRAUMATIC INJURIES.


EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OF OPEN FRACTURES OF THE EXTREMITIES.


THE PROBLEM OF MEDICAL FEES.

THE PROBLEM OF MEDICAL FEES.


AGEING AND SOME ASSOCIATED PROBLEMS.

AGEING AND SOME ASSOCIATED PROBLEMS.


THE DETERMINATION OF THE AREA OF EMISSION OF REFLECTED ELECTRONS IN A SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPE.


COLD URTICARIA.

COLD URTICARIA.


SYSTEMIC ANAPHYLAXIS IN MAN.

SYSTEMIC ANAPHYLAXIS IN MAN.


THE PHYSICIAN'S BACK GARDEN.

THE PHYSICIAN'S BACK GARDEN.


STRADDLING A HOBBY: AVOCATIONAL BOOKS BY CANADIAN PHYSICIANS.


VERBAL HYPERPLASIA: NEW THOUGHTS ON AN OLD DISEASE.


A MERCIFULLY BRIEF HISTORY OF MEDICINE.

A MERCIFULLY BRIEF HISTORY OF MEDICINE.


ANDREAS VESALIUS, 1564-1964--HIS WORK AND INSPIRATION.


MEDICAL AMERICANA.

MEDICAL AMERICANA.


PHYSICAN TRAVELERS IN JAPAN (ENGELBERT KAEMPFER, KARL PETER THUNBERG, PHILIPP FRANZ VON SIEBOLD).


TEXTBOOKS FOR PLEASURE.

TEXTBOOKS FOR PLEASURE.


HARVEY CUSHING (1869-1939), PULITZER PRIZE SURGEON.


EFFECT OF LASER ON CARCINOMA IN MAN.

EFFECT OF LASER ON CARCINOMA IN MAN.


TOXICITY OF INTRATHECALLY ADMINISTERED PANCREATIC DORNASE.


SODIUM DIPHENYLHYDANTOIN REACTION WITH EVIDENCE OF CIRCULATING ANTIBODIES.


FAMILIAL FACTOR IN MALIGNANT MELANOMA.

FAMILIAL FACTOR IN MALIGNANT MELANOMA.


ITEMS OF PROGNOSTIC VALUE IN THE CLINICAL STUDY. THE RELATIONSHIP OF SYMPTOMS, HEART SIZE, BLOOD PRESSURE, ELECTROCARDIOGRAM, AND BALLISTOCARDIOGRAM TO AFTER-HISTORIES AND TO EACH OTHER.


NEUROLOGICAL MANIFESTATIONS OF NASOPHARYNGEAL MALIGNANT TUMORS.


SEROLOGICAL TESTS IN DIAGNOSIS OF PRIMARY BILIARY CIRRHOSIS.


ERADICATION OF BACTERIURIA IN PREGNANCY BY A SHORT COURSE OF CHEMOTHERAPY.


THROMBOLYSIS STUDIED IN AN ARTIFICIAL CIRCULATION: THROMBI PREPARED IN VITRO IN A CHANDLER'S TUBE.


BILIARY PERITONITIS: A HAZARD OF POLYVINYL CHLORIDE T-TUBES.


FUNCTIONAL SIGNIFICANCE OF ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC CHANGES ASSOCIATED WITH SUBARACHNOID HAEMORRHAGE.


HAEMORRHAGIC DISEASE FOLLOWING TICK BITES: SUSPECTED TOXOPLASMOSIS.


PLASMA-CORTISOL LEVELS IN EAST AFRICAN SUBJECTS.


URINARY INCONTINENCE FOLLOWING SPINAL INJURY TREATED BY ELECTRONIC IMPLANT.


AN INFLATABLE OPERATING-THEATRE OR PORTABLE STERILE ROOM.


ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF THE BLADDER: A NEW PROSPECT AFTER SPINAL INJURY?


ADRENAL FUNCTION AND ASTHMA.

ADRENAL FUNCTION AND ASTHMA.


PHENOTHIAZINE PIGMENTATION.

PHENOTHIAZINE PIGMENTATION.


THE STATE OF MIND IN MURDER.

THE STATE OF MIND IN MURDER.


EXPERIENCE WITH AN INTENSIVE-CARE WARD.

EXPERIENCE WITH AN INTENSIVE-CARE WARD.


RELATION OF LUMBAR SPINE DISORDERS TO HEAVY MANUAL WORK AND LIFTING.


THE TAPE-RECORDED LECTURE IN UNDERGRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION.


EFFECT OF PROLONGED HYDROCORTISONE ADMINISTRATION ON POTASSIUM METABOLISM.


REPEATED ASSESSMENT OF AIRWAY RESISTANCE BY WHISTLING PATIENTS.


THE SMALLER OF TWINS AND HYPOGLYCEMIA.

THE SMALLER OF TWINS AND HYPOGLYCEMIA.


RECENT ADVANCES IN PSYCHOSURGERY.

RECENT ADVANCES IN PSYCHOSURGERY.


SEX IN TODAY'S CULTURE--A CONCERN OF RELIGION AND MEDICINE.


SCREENING FOR CHRONIC DISEASES IN A LOW-INCOME GROUP.


THE SURGICAL TREATMENT OF OUTSTANDING EARS.


MEDICAL STAFFING OF EMERGENCY ROOMS. A TRIAL OF GROUP PRACTICE.


ANTEPARTUM THROMBOPHLEBITIS AND PULMONARY EMBOLIZATION. REPORT OF A CASE AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.


INTERVIEWING RELATIVES THROUGH QUESTIONNAIRES.


A COMPACT FORM FOR PSYCHOTHERAPY DATA.

A COMPACT FORM FOR PSYCHOTHERAPY DATA.


THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN PATIENT CARE.

THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN PATIENT CARE.


ADJUNCTIVE THERAPIES OFFER DIAGNOSTIC CLUES.


PREREQUISITES FOR BETTER BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.


STATE-WIDE ORGANIZATION STRENGTHENS LOCAL SERVICES.


STAFF TOO CAN GET INSTITUTIONALIZED.

STAFF TOO CAN GET INSTITUTIONALIZED.


THE PHYSICIAN'S ROLE IN THE SEXUAL EDUCATION OF CHILDREN.


BRAIN TUMORS.

BRAIN TUMORS.


INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION--A REVIEW OF SOME UNCOMMON CAUSES.


TUBERCULOSIS, A WORLD PROBLEM.

TUBERCULOSIS, A WORLD PROBLEM.


THE HIPPOCRATIC OATH.

THE HIPPOCRATIC OATH.


THE DOCTOR OF MEDICINE AND MICHIGAN'S COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS.


AMNIOTIC FLUID SPECTRAL ABSORPTION IN THE MANAGEMENT OF RH SENSITIZATION.


A CASE REPORT: FAMILIAL OCCURRENCE OF IDIOPATHIC THROMBOCYTOPENIC PURPURA AND SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS.


THE KIDNEY AND TETRACYCLINE TOXICITY.

THE KIDNEY AND TETRACYCLINE TOXICITY.


THE PHYSICIAN AND HIS BLIND PATIENT.

THE PHYSICIAN AND HIS BLIND PATIENT.


ELECTRONIC PROCESSING AND TRANSMISSION OF CLINICAL LABORATORY DATA.


THE IMPORTANCE OF NEURODERMATITIS.

THE IMPORTANCE OF NEURODERMATITIS.


CORRELATIONS OF MATERNAL AND CHILD BEHAVIORS WITH THE DEVELOPMENT OF MENTAL ABILITIES: DATA FROM THE BERKELEY GROWTH STUDY.


EFFECTS OF CHLORMERODRIN, P-CHLOROMERCURIBENZOATE AND DICHLORPHENAMIDE ON RENAL SODIUM REABSORPTION AND OXYGEN CONSUMPTION.


THE REPRODUCIBILITY OF SEMIQUANTITATIVE ANALYSES OF RENAL HISTOLOGY.


THE GLOMERULUS IN CYANOTIC CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE AND PRIMARY PULMONARY HYPERTENSION. A REVIEW.


FATAL RADIATION SYNDROME FROM AN ACCIDENTAL NUCLEAR EXCURSION.


REFRACTORY ANEMIA WITH ABNORMAL IRON METABOLISM: ITS REMISSION AFTER RESECTION OF HYPERPLASTIC MEDIASTINAL LYMPH NODES.


CARCINOGENESIS IN THE HUMAN URINARY BLADDER: OBSERVATIONS AFTER EXPOSURE TO PARA-AMINODIPHENYL.


HYPONATREMIA IN HYPOPITUITARISM.

HYPONATREMIA IN HYPOPITUITARISM.


SURVIVAL DATA OF RENAL TRANSPLANTATIONS IN PATIENTS.


CORK STOPPERS AND HYPERCALCEMIA.

CORK STOPPERS AND HYPERCALCEMIA.


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


CELLULITIS DUE TO HAEMOPHILUS INFLUENZAE TYPE B.


CASE RECORDS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL. CASE 18-1965.


RUPTURED SPLENIC CAPSULE.

RUPTURED SPLENIC CAPSULE.


TWO ANATOMISTS-PHYSICIANS OF THE OLD SCHOOL: DRS. JOHN MAYNARD WHEATON AND JOSIAH MEDBERY.


COAL TAR PITCH PAINT POISONING. A CASE REPORT OF POISONING FROM HYDROCIDE 500 WITH SOME EXPERIMENTAL OBSERVATIONS.


BACTEREMIA DURING OPERATIVE PROCEDURES. A STUDY OF INCIDENCE AND SIGNIFICANCE.


THE TREATMENT OF BONE MARROW FAILURE WITH MASSIVE ANDROGEN THERAPY.


SURVIVAL OF SKIN HOMOGRAFTS. A STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF SALINE EXTRACTS OF HOMOLOGOUS SKIN IN RABBITS.


CHIARI-FROMMEL SYNDROME. REPORT OF A CASE.


A CLINICOPATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE FROM THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL, COLUMBUS, OHIO.


AID FOR THE AGED IN OHIO--HOW THE PUBLIC ASSISTANCE PROGRAM WORKS IN THIS STATE; EXTENT OF COVERAGE; ITS ADMINISTRATION, AND OTHER DATA.


OCULAR COMPLICATION FOLLOWING FACIAL INJURY. REPORT OF A CASE.


EVALUATION OF OPERATIONS FOR MANDIBULAR PROTRUSION.


IMPACTED THIRD MOLAR AND DENTIGEROUS CYST OF THE SIGMOID NOTCH OF THE MANDIBLE. REPORT OF A CASE.


OSTEOPETROSIS WITH A COMPLICATING OSTEOMYELITIS OF THE MANDIBLE. REPORT OF A CASE.


SOME DENTAL ASPECTS OF ENDOCRINE DISEASES.


BILATERAL MANDIBULAR DOUBLE MOLAR IMPACTIONS.


PERIODONTAL DISEASE, AGE, AND PULP STATUS.


THE PATHOGENESIS OF EPIDERMOID IMPLANTATION CYSTS.


TWO ODONTOGENIC CYSTS, PARTIALLY LINED WITH CILIATED EPITHELIUM.


ADENOAMELOBLASTOMA IN THE WALL OF A DENTIGEROUS CYST. REPORT OF A CASE.


PULP RESPONSE TO EXTERNALLY APPLIED HEAT.


AN IN VITRO COMPARISON OF THE AMOUNT OF CALCIUM REMOVED BY THE DISODIUM SALT OF EDTA AND HYDROCHLORIC ACID DURING ENDODONTIC PROCEDURES.


REPAIR OF SURGICAL DEFECTS IN THE ARTICULAR SURFACE OF THE RABBIT MANDIBULAR CONDYLE.


CRANIOFACIAL GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT IN CEBOCEPHALIA.


SQUAMOUS-CELL CARCINOMA ARISING IN A DENTIGEROUS CYST. REPORT OF A CASE.


PRACTICAL ASPECTS OF COSMETIC RHINOPLASTY.


MANAGEMENT OF NASAL OBSTRUCTION IN VASOMOTOR RHINITIS AND NASAL POLYPOSIS.


SURGICAL TREATMENT OF PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS IN HONG KONG.


THE MICROSURGERY OF OTOSCLEROSIS. AN EVALUATION OF PRESENTLY USED PROCEDURES IN STAPES SURGERY FOR OTOSCLEROTIC DEAFNESS.


THE EFFECT OF SEQUENTIAL HORMONE THERAPY ON THE REPRODUCTIVE CYCLE.


FASCIA GRAFTS IN THE REPAIR OF TOTAL PERFORATIONS OF THE TYMPANIC MEMBRANE.


RETROPUBIC PROSTATECTOMY COMBINED WITH OTHER SURGICAL PROCEDURES.


HEADACHES AND NEURALGIAS OF NASAL ORIGIN AMENABLE TO SURGERY.


HEMI-LATERAL RHINOTOMY.

HEMI-LATERAL RHINOTOMY.


BREAKING THE TOBACCO HABIT. II.

BREAKING THE TOBACCO HABIT. II.


THE HOURLY INCIDENCE OF DELIVERY AT MAGEE-WOMENS HOSPITAL.


SEPTIC PELVIC THROMBOPHLEBITIS.

SEPTIC PELVIC THROMBOPHLEBITIS.


PRIMARY ALDOSTERONISM DUE TO ADRENAL CORTICAL ADENOMA WITH HYPERTENSION OF LESS THAN SIX MONTHS DURATON. A CASE REPORT.


THE ROENTGEN MANIFESTATIONS OF MENINGIOMA IN THE PARASELLAR REGION.


SOME OBSERVATIONS ON OTOSCLEROSIS AMONGST THE CHINESE IN HONG KONG.


THE INDICATIONS FOR, TECHNIQUE AND COMPLICATIONS OF SPLENECTOMY.


LIVER FUNCTION WITH VARIOUS ANESTHETIC AGENTS.


BASIC SCIENCE TRAINING IN OBSTETRICS-GYNECOLOGY RESIDENCIES. A SCHEMA FOR COMMUNITY HOSPITAL PROGRAMS.


BRAIN ABSCESSES. A STUDY OF NINETY-FOUR CASES.


RECONSTRUCTION AND REHABILITATION OF HERMAPHRODITES.


EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF TETANUS PROPHYLAXIS.


TETANUS PROPHYLAXIS.

TETANUS PROPHYLAXIS.


FAILURE IN HOSPITALS--SUCCESS IN GENERAL PRACTICE. Dr A Fry describes the types of case which can be dealt with successfully in general practice, when treatment in hospital is often a failure.Dr Ian Gregg describes research on chronic bronchitis and asthma, which he considers are distinct conditions. He found measurement of peak expiratory flow valuable in the diagnosis of early chronic bronchitis. He suggests the most important factor in the development of both diseases is structural damage to the bronchial airways.Dr E Tuckman describes an investigation into the families of children who are backward readers. He found a greater degree of maladjustment in the families of backward readers than in control families, and suggests that psychotherapy to the mothers may be more useful than treating the children.


TOWARDS A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF CHRONIC BRONCHITIS AND ASTHMA.


THE FAMILIES OF BACKWARD READERS.

THE FAMILIES OF BACKWARD READERS.


CARCINOID SYNDROME RESULTING FROM A PRIMARY ARGENTAFFINOMA OF THE OVARY.


ADENOCARCINOMA ARISING IN A ADENOMYOMA.

ADENOCARCINOMA ARISING IN A ADENOMYOMA.


CROHN'S DISEASE WITH CUTANEOUS INVOLVEMENT.


LICHEN AMYLOIDOSIS.

LICHEN AMYLOIDOSIS.


ATROPHIC ALOPECIA DUE TO GRANULOMATOUS INFILTRATION OF SCALP IN SYSTEMIC SARCOIDOSIS.


TWO CASES OF PYODERMITE VEGETANTE (HALLOPEAU): AN EOSINOPHILIC PUSTULAR AND VEGETATING DERMATITIS WITH CONJUNCTIVAL, ORAL AND COLONIC INVOLVEMENT.


ANGIOSARCOMA OF THE FACE: ?KAPOSI?ANGIO-ENDOTHELIOMA.


HAEMORRHAGIC DISEASES IN SURGERY. THE HAEMOSTATIC DEFECT IN HAEMOPHILIA AND ITS TEMPORARY CORRECTION.


SURGERY IN THE PRESENCE OF PREVIOUSLY UNSUSPECTED COAGULATION DEFECTS.


BLEEDING IN SURGERY IN RELATION TO LIVER DISEASE.


ACUTE FIBRINOLYTIC STATES IN SURGERY.

ACUTE FIBRINOLYTIC STATES IN SURGERY.


PHAEOCHROMOCYTOMA WITH UNUSUAL PRESENTATION.


NATHAN DRAKE MD: A LITERARY PRACTITIONER AND HIS ILLNESS.


THE ASSESSMENT OF STRIDOR IN INFANTS AND YOUNG CHILDREN.


ANAESTHETIC IMPLICATIONS OF STRIDOR IN CHILDREN.


STRIDOR IN CHILDREN. WHAT IS STRIDOR?

STRIDOR IN CHILDREN. WHAT IS STRIDOR?


STRIDOR IN CHILDREN. CONGENITAL LARYNGEAL WEB.


CINEPHOTOGRAPHY OF THE LARYNX.

CINEPHOTOGRAPHY OF THE LARYNX.


THE USE OF CLOSED-CIRCUIT TELEVISION IN THE TEACHING OF GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY.


THE PSYCHOSOMATIC RIDDLE OF STATISTICAL SURVEYS.


COMBINED CALORIMETER AND SPECTROPHOTOMETER FOR OBSERVING BIOLOGICAL REACTIONS.


PSYCHODYNAMICS IN OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY.


GENERAL COMPUTER METHOD OF ANALYSIS OF CONDUCTION AND DIFFUSION IN BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS WITH DISTRIBUTIVE SOURCES.


PSYCHOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF DRUG JAUNDICE.


SODIUM PUMP: ITS ELECTRICAL EFFECTS IN SKELETAL MUSCLE. The variations in the membrane potentials of skeletal muscle fibers which follow high rates of sodium extrusion are not due to changes in the ionic concentrations of the fiber; experiments suggest that sodium is extruded by an electrogenic mechanism.


THE QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION.


DROPOUT IN AN OUTPATIENT, DOUBLE-BLIND DRUG STUDY.


SERUM PROTEIN ELECTROPHORESIS IN ACRYLAMIDE GEL: PATTERNS FROM NORMAL HUMAN SUBJECTS. Technical improvements in the method for vertical acrylamide gel electrophoresis (Raymond) have resulted in improved resolution and reproducibility. In a survey of approximately 200 normal human serums, ten lines were found to be common in all specimens. Interposed with these constant lines and in addition to known variations in the pattern reflecting haptoglobin and transferrin types, at least one line followed that of albumin and three followed that of transferrin; the presence or absence of these varied from individual to individual. Based on these variations, the electrophoretic patterns of normal humans may be divided into at least 12 discrete groups.


AMINO ACIDS RELEASED FROM THE CEREBRAL CORTEX IN RELATION TO ITS STATE OF ACTIVATION. The rate of release of gamma-aminobutyric acid from the perforated pial surface of the cerebral cortex in the cat showed systematic variations with the state of activation or "arousal" of the electrocorticogram. In animals subjected to midbrain coagulation and showing constant spindle patterns characteristic of sleep, the rate of release was three times greater (about 2 micrograms per hour per square centimeter) than in animals showing a largely "aroused" electrocorticogram, which had sections of the upper cervical cord or were neuraxially intact but had been given local anesthesia. The rate of release of glutamic acid was lower in the "sleeping" animals than in "aroused" animals, while no such differences were found for glutamine and aspartic acid. Such studies may lead to a better understanding of chemical mechanisms involved in the control of states of consciousness by the brain stem.


SUPPRESSION OF ANXIETY WITH OXAZEPAM IN A PRIVATE PSYCHIATRIC PRACTICE.


BIPOLARITY OF INFORMATION TRANSFER FROM THE SALMONELLA TYPHIMURIUM CHROMOSOME. Apparently the leucine and tryptophan gene clusters are polarized in opposite directions on the Salmonella chromosome. Either the direction of polarity is independently determined for each operon or the bacterial chromosome may consist of more than one multi-operon unit of DNA, each such unit determining the direction of polarity of its constituent genes. Each hypothesis results in a different prediction concerning the distribution of operon polarity directions on the chromosome and the functional status of chromosomal inversions.


PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR THE NON-SPECIALIST.

PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR THE NON-SPECIALIST.


STAPHYLOLYTIC SUBSTANCE FROM A SPECIES OF PSEUDOMONAS. A substance that rapidly lyses living cells of Staphylococcus aureus, S. roseus, Gaffkya tetragena, and Sarcina lutea has been partially purified. The substance is produced extracellularly by a species of Pseudomonas which was isolated from soil by an enrichment procedure.


CYSTINURIA: EFFECT OF D-PENICILLAMINE ON PLASMA AND URINARY CYSTINE CONCENTRATIONS. Administration of penicillamine reduced the concentration of cystine in the plasma and urine of patients with cystinuria; renal clearance of cystine, lysine, and arginine remained unchanged. Cysteine-penicillamine disulfide and penicillamine disulfide were detected in the plasma.


STRUCTURE OF A RIBONUCLEIC ACID.

STRUCTURE OF A RIBONUCLEIC ACID. The complete nucleotide sequence of an alanine transfer RNA, isolated from yeast, has been determined. This is the first nucleic acid for which the structure is known.


DISCRIMINATION AND CONDITIONING DURING SLEEP AS INDICATED BY THE ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM. Changes in electroencephalograms indicate that subjects respond more frequently to significant or meaningful stimuli during sleep than to nonsignificant stimuli, and that conditioned reactions may be induced in sleeping subjects.


HEPATIC GLYCOGEN DEPLETION IN AMPHIUMA DURING INDUCED ANOXIA. Giant salamanders, Amphiuma means, measuring 240 to 280 millimeters from snout to vent, tolerate induced anoxia for 6 hours. After 3 hours of anoxia, hepatic glycogen units are reduced in size and concentration; after 6 hours the glycogen units are almost completely depleted. Greater development and changes in the density of the endoplasmic reticulum indicate that this structure participates in the mobilization of glycogen from the cell.


SWEATING: DIRECT INFLUENCE OF SKIN TEMPERATURE. The onset and magnitude of the sweating response is greatly influenced by the local skin temperature. This influence was evident with skin temperatures above 33 degrees C and occurred in the physiological range for thermo-regulatory sweating. The sweating rates were recorded continuously and simultaneously from three areas of the skin.


HUMAN SKELETONS OF TEHUAC'AN.

HUMAN SKELETONS OF TEHUAC'AN. The oldest series of human skeletons in the New World shows a high incidence of traumatic lesions during the early nomadic hunting and gathering phase, dental patterns which reflect the transition to an agricultural economy, some evidences of microevolution occurring in a local population, and one probable example of pre-Columbian syphilis.


SEROTONIN AND ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATE: SYNERGISTIC EFFECT ON THE BEAT FREQUENCY OF CILIA OF MUSSEL GILLS. For each tenfold increase in the concentration of serotonin in the range 10(-7) to 10(-4)M, the beat frequency of the lateral cilia of the gills of the freshwater mussel Elliptio complanatus increases by approximately two beats per second over the mean frequency of 14.5 beats per second for control gills perfused with 0.04M potassium chloride. The addition of 10(-6) to 10(-3)M concentrations of adenosine triphosphate has no detectable effect on the beat frequency. The addition of both serotonin and 10(-4)M adenosine triphosphate increases the frequency by two beats per second more than does the addition of serotonin alone.


CHLOROPLAST MUTAGENESIS: EFFECT OF N-METHYL-N'NITRO-N-NITROSOGUANIDINE AND SOME OTHER AGENTS ON EUGLENA. Treatment of normal green Euglena gracilis with N-methyl-N'-nitro-N-nitrosoguanidine results in permanent loss of the ability to form chloroplasts in close to 100 percent of the organisms. The resulting "bleached" strains can be maintained for over 100 generations; no reversion to chloroplast-containing organisms occurs within this time. Alkylating agents, azaserine, mitomycin C, acridines, nitrous acid, hydroxylamine, and gamma-irradiation do not bleach significant proportions of cells even at concentrations sufficient to kill most of the cells. These results may be due partly to differences in the base compositions of nuclear and chloroplast DNA.


CULTURE OF DISSOCIATED DROSOPHILA EMBRYOS: AGGREGATED CELLS DIFFERENTIATE AND SORT OUT. When the cells of Drosophila embryos are dissociated and cultured in vitro, aggregation of the cells begins rapidly and movements of the cells continue for at least 5 days. Oenocytes, hypoderm, nerve, muscle, and trachea cells take up characteristic positions in the aggregates. Cells from X2 mutant embryos sort out in identically the same way as do cells from normal embryos.


NEOPLASIA IN A CORAL?

NEOPLASIA IN A CORAL? Anomalous growths of the colonial, deep-water coral Madrepora kauaiensis are interpreted as neoplasia. Since tissue was not preserved, evidence is derived solely from skeletal examination and consists of unusually rapid growth and progressively disordered growth of skeletal structures.


CHROMOSOMAL BREAKAGE IN A RARE AND PROBABLY GENETICALLY DETERMINED SYNDROME OF MAN. A high frequency of chromosomal breakage and rearrangement has been found in cultured blood cells from six of seven individuals with a rare syndrome characterized by congenital telangiectatic erythema and stunted growth. Only 19 instances of this apparently genetically determined disorder are known, and malignant neoplasia has developed in three.


MUTAGENIC EFFECTS OF HYDROXYLAMINE IN VIVO. Hydroxylamine can induce any one of the four types of transition mutations in bacteriophage S13 if the mutagen is added directly to agar plates seeded with phage and bacterial indicators. The phage can also be mutated by treating the host cell with hydroxylamine before infecting it with phage. These effects of hydroxylamine in vivo contrast with the mutagenic effect in vitro, which seems to be exclusively on cytosine.


HEMOGLOBIN HETEROGENEITY: EMBRYONIC HEMOGLOBIN IN THE DUCKLING AND ITS DISAPPEARANCE IN THE ADULT. The 7-day white Peking duck embryo contains two hemoglobins (Hb's III and IV) which are electrophoretically distinct from the two adult hemoglobins (Hb's I and II). Hemoglobin IV had disappeared in the 14-day embryo, at which time Hb's I and II are evident. The synthesis of Hb III is not restricted to embryonic life but continues in the duckling and ceases before the 10th week of development after hatching.


COMPLEXES OF F-PILI AND RNA BACTERIOPHAGE. Cell-free filtrates of F(+) strains of Escherichia coli "inactivate" RNA phages. The active agents have been identified in the electron microscope as thin appendages called F-pili. Complexes of F-pili and phage may be easily assayed because of their retention by membrane filter pads. Calcium ion is required for formation of the complex.


GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATASE: REEXAMINATION OF THE RNA-INDUCED ACTIVITY IN MOUSE ASCITES TUMOR CELLS. The glucostat method for the measurement of glucose released by glucose-6-phosphatase has been reexamined; it is accurate and sensitive enough to measure glucose-6-phosphatase activity in mouse ascites tumor cells. In seven different experiments, treatment with RNA from liver led to increases in enzyme activity varying between 125 to 200 percent. The activity of induced enzyme is optimum from pH 6 to 6.4.


CYTOLOGICAL BASIS OF "SEX RATIO" IN DROSOPHILA PSEUDOOBSCURA. Cytological investigations of both laboratory and wild "sex ratio" lines of Drosophila pseudoobscura reveal that, contrary to earlier reports, no extra replication of the X chromosome occurs in primary spermatocytes. Normal disjunction of the sex chromosomes at anaphase I leads to equal numbers of X-bearing and Y-bearing secondary spermatocytes. In the latter, the Y chromosome regularly shows a "degeneration" at second anaphase. The "sex ratio" effect can be explained in terms of regularly nonfunctional products of meiosis.


SIGNAL DETECTION IN FIXED-RATIO SCHEDULES. A psychophysical choice technique can be used to measure discrimination of the stimuli produced by two fixed-ratio schedules. As the difference between the two ratios is reduced, the number of errors in discrimination increases. The analysis differentiates between discrimination and response bias, which are frequently confused in animal psychophysics.


CONTROL OF GLUTAMINE SYNTHETASE IN THE EMBRYONIC RETINA IN VITRO. Glutamine synthetase activity in the neural retina of the chick embryo increases sharply during terminal differentiation of this tissue. This characteristic increase can be reproduced in cultures of retinal tissue fragments from late embryos. A similarly sharp increase can be elicited precociously in younger retina by culturing in medium with adult serum. Both the precociously elicited and the later increase in enzyme activity require continuous protein synthesis; both can be suppressed during the first 24 hours of culture by blocking RNA synthesis or by removing the adult serum. Subsequently, the increase in enzyme activity becomes progressively less dependent on RNA synthesis and on the continuous presence of adult serum. This transition is attained more rapidly in the older retina. The data suggest a progressive stabilization of the enzyme-forming system during differentiation.


VISUAL ACCOMMODATION IN HUMAN INFANTS.

VISUAL ACCOMMODATION IN HUMAN INFANTS. By the technique of dynamic retinoscopy, we found that the alert newborn infant can focus his eye on targets only at a particular distance (median, 19 centimeters). Images of targets nearer or farther away are proportionately blurred. However, during the first few postnatal months the range of flexible accommodation increases and approximates adult performance by the 4th month.


ADAPTATION TO PRISMATICALLY ROTATED VISUAL FIELDS. The aftereffects of viewing a tilted field of lines differ from the effects of viewing a tilted field of objects. The difference is attributed to the fact that unlike isolated lines, objects have specifiable normal orientations.


CATACLYSMIC DETERIORATION OF THE ELDERLY PATIENT.


MEDICAL EDUCATION FOR THE PERSONAL PHYSICIAN.


SOUTHWESTERN PHYSICIANS' DIRECTORY.

SOUTHWESTERN PHYSICIANS' DIRECTORY.


FURTHER EXPERIENCES WITH THE U.C.T. MITRAL, TRICUSPID, AND AORTIC PROSTHESES.


INTRALUMINAL PROTRUSION OF COMPLETELY DISRUPTED INTIMA: AN UNUSUAL FORM OF ACUTE ARTERIAL INJURY.


DEXTRAN IN THE TREATMENT OF THROMBOPHLEBITIS.


PLASMA AMIDASE AND AMYLASE ACTIVITY IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING OPERATION.


POSTOPERATIVE LIVER DAMAGE: IS ANESTHESIA INVOLVED?


HOSPITAL VERSUS OUTPATIENT TREATMENT OF PILONIDAL SINUS.


CHEMOSURGICAL AMPUTATION FOR GANGRENE.

CHEMOSURGICAL AMPUTATION FOR GANGRENE.


THE HEALING OF WOUNDS IN IRON DEFICIENCY.


STUDIES OF THE PERIPHERAL LYMPHATICS FOLLOWING FEMORAL VEIN OCCLUSION IN THE DOG.


SUCCESSFUL IN VITRO PRESERVATION OF THE SMALL BOWEL, INCLUDING MAINTENANCE OF MUCOSAL INTEGRITY WITH CHLORPROMAZINE, HYPOTHERMIA, AND HYPERBARIC OXYGENATION.


EFFECT OF INTRAVENOUS ADMINISTRATION OF POOLED HOMOLOGOUS LYMPH IN DOGS.


EFFECTS OF FIBRINOLYTIC ENZYMES ON EXPERIMENTALLY INDUCED PERITONEAL ADHESIONS.


STIMULATION OF GASTRIC SECRETION BY HYPERCARBIA.


GASTROSCHISIS WITH ANTENATAL EVISCERATION OF THE ENTIRE GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT.


TOTAL GASTRIC HIATAL HERNIATION IN AN INFANT.


FAT ABSORPTION AND THE AFFERENT LOOP.

FAT ABSORPTION AND THE AFFERENT LOOP.


BILATERAL CONGENITAL DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIATION: CASE REPORT.


TRAUMATIC RUPTURE OF THE PANCREAS IN A TODDLER.


THE HEALING OF VASCULAR PROSTHESES.

THE HEALING OF VASCULAR PROSTHESES.


SURGERY AND GALLSTONES--FROM HELPLESSNESS TO TRIUMPH.


GLANDULAE RENIBUS INCUMBENTES.

GLANDULAE RENIBUS INCUMBENTES.


HISTOLOGIC CHANGES IN LONG-TERM AUTOLOGOUS ARTERIAL PATCH GRAFTS IN CORONARY ARTERIES.


MARLEX MESH, THE SURGEON'S FRIEND.

MARLEX MESH, THE SURGEON'S FRIEND.


GASTROINTESTINAL HEMORRHAGE 1946-1956. A FOLLOW-UP.


BONE SCANNING IN THE MANAGEMENT OF CANCER PATIENTS.


PULMONARY EMPHYSEMA. A DISEASE OF CIGARET SMOKERS.


AORTIC ANEURYSMS--EMERGENCY AND ELECTIVE SURGICAL RESECTION.


HEALTH DEPARTMENT SERVICES FOR THE PREMATURE INFANT.


COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING TOWARD COMBATING MENTAL RETARDATION IN VIRGINIA.


THE SEROLOGICAL TESTS FOR SYPHILIS (LUES).


THE INFLUENCE OF CORTISONE ON THE HEALING OF EXPERIMENTAL FRACTURES IN RATS.


QUANTITATIVE BONE MARROW STUDIES IN THE RAT FOLLOWING A COMBINATION OF SUBTOTAL SPLENECTOMY, TOTAL THYMECTOMY AND EXTENSIVE REMOVAL OF LYMPH NODES.


STUDIES ON HYPOXIA. II. A QUANTITATIVE STUDY OF CHANGES IN THE BONE MARROW OF THE GUINEA PIG DURING POST-HYPOXIC POLYCYTHEMIA (REBOUND).


REGENERATION OF BONE MARROW. A CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDY FOLLOWING REMOVAL OF BONE MARROW BY CURETTAGE.


STRUCTURE OF THE VASCULAR CONNECTIONS OF THE HYPOTHALAMO-HYPOPHYSIAL REGION.


CROSS SECTION PATTERN OF STRIATED MUSCLE FIBERS. (PRELIMINARY REPORT).


METABOLIC STARVATION AS A FACTOR IN BONE RECONSTRUCTION.


THE EFFECT OF ALPHA-AMINOBUTYRIC ACID SUPPLEMENTS ON THE GROWTH OF CHICKENS FED ON PLANT PROTEINS.


ENDOGENOUS NITROGEN CYCLE IN RUMINANTS.

ENDOGENOUS NITROGEN CYCLE IN RUMINANTS.


INCIDENCE OF METHAEMOGLOBINAEMIA IN A POULTRY FLOCK.


ON THE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF THE URINE OF POULTRY.


INVESTIGATIONS ON METASTRONGYLOSIS IN SWINE. I. FREQUENCY OF METASTRONGYLOSIS AND SPECIES CAUSING IT IN HUNGARY.


A UNIQUE EPIDEMIC OF TUBERCULOSIS: ESKIMO POINT, 1963.


IN VITRO STUDIES ON THE INTERACTIONS BETWEEN MACROPHAGES OF RABBITS AND TUBERCLE BACILLI. I. CELLULAR BASIS OF NATIVE RESISTANCE.


IN VITRO STUDIES ON THE INTERACTIONS BETWEEN MACROPHAGES OF RABBITS AND TUBERCLE BACILLI. II. CELLULAR AND HUMORAL ASPECTS OF ACQUIRED RESISTANCE.


PREVALENCE OF CHRONIC BRONCHITIS IN AN AMERICAN MALE URBAN INDUSTRIAL POPULATION.


INVESTIGATIONS PERFORMED WITH PURIFIED RHEUMATOID FACTOR.


CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE LUNG DISEASE. I. CLINICAL AND PHYSIOLOGIC FINDINGS IN 175 PATIENTS AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO AGE AND SEX.


XANTHINE DEHYDROGENASE OF HUMAN LIVER AND ITS INHIBITION BY COLCHICINE AND PHENYLBUTAZONE.


THE RELATIONSHIP OF ETHNIC ORIGIN TO THE PREVALENCE OF CYSTIC LUNG DISEASE IN ISRAEL. A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


ERYTHROPOIESIS IN SUBJECTS WITH CHRONIC BRONCHITIS.


SYSTEMIC AND PULMONARY VASCULAR EFFECTS OF NICOTINE IN ANESTHETIZED DOGS.


HYPER-ALPHA-2-GLOBULINEMIA.


THE EFFECT OF ADJUVANTS ON A NONVIABLE ANTITUBERCULOSIS VACCINE AND ON LIVE BCG.


PRIMARY DRUG RESISTANCE: A CONTINUING STUDY OF TUBERCLE BACILLI IN A VETERAN POPULATION WITHIN THE UNITED STATES. IV. FACTORS INFLUENCING THE OBSERVED FREQUENCY OF RESISTANCE.


PHOTOCHROMOGENIC MYCOBACTERIAL PULMONARY INFECTION IN A GROUP OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS IN CHICAGO. I. LABORATORY STUDIES.


SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE EVOLUTION AND IMMUNOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF RHEUMATOID FACTOR.


PHOTOCHROMOGENIC MYCOBACTERIAL PULMONARY INFECTION IN A GROUP OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS IN CHICAGO. II. DEMOGRAPHIC STUDIES.


GRAND MAL SEIZURES FOLLOWING OVERDOSE OF ISONIAZID. A REPORT OF FOUR CASES.


SUBVISCERAL PLEURAL LYMPH NODE PRESENTING AS AN EXPANDING INTRAPULMONARY NODULE.


ON THE NOMENCLATURE OF THE CELLULAR ELEMENTS IN RESPIRATORY TISSUE.


TETRACYCLINE-INDUCED FLUORESCENCE. A POSSIBLE DIAGNOSTIC TOOL IN BRONCHOGENIC CARCINOMA.


THE DIFFERENTIAL GROUPING OF SLOWLY GROWING MYCOBACTERIA BASED ON THEIR SUSCEPTIBILITY TO VARIOUS DYES.


EVALUATION OF A SKIN TEST FOR CRYPTOCOCCOSIS.


DUCTAL EPITHELIAL TUFTING IN THE LUNGS OF GUINEA PIGS EXPOSED TO COLD.


SIMPLE APPARATUS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF SPUTUM FOR BACTERIOLOGIC EXAMINATION.


LIMITATIONS AND PRECAUTIONS TO BE OBSERVED IN THE DENTAL MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC DISEASE.


PREVENTIVE ORTHODONTICS: DIET.

PREVENTIVE ORTHODONTICS: DIET.


DUPUYTREN'S CONTRACTURE: THE TREND TO CONSERVATISM.


CONTEMPORARY VIEWS ON THE SURGERY AND BIOLOGY OF THE CORNEAL GRAFT.


THE EVOLUTION OF SURGERY IN POLAND.

THE EVOLUTION OF SURGERY IN POLAND.


CATHETER TECHNIC FOR ARTERIAL EMBOLECTOMY.


EXPERIMENTAL TECHNICS FOR IMPROVING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CARDIAC RESUSCITATION.


PATHOGENETIC CLASSIFICATION OF PORTAL HYPERTENSION.


HEPATIC SWELLING AND INFERIOR VENA CAVA CONSTRICTION.


REVERSAL OF BLOOD FLOW IN THE RIGHT VERTEBRAL ARTERY ACCOMPANYING OCCLUSION OF THE INNOMINATE ARTERY.


POST-TRAUMATIC FISTULA OF THE AORTA, PULMONARY ARTERY AND RIGHT VENTRICLE.


RADICAL NECK DISSECTION AFTER IRRADIATION: USE OF TRANSVERSE INCISIONS TO OBTAIN PRIMARY HEALING.


INSERTION OF ARTIFICIAL HEARTS INSIDE THE CHEST OF CALVES.


OVARIAN ENLARGEMENTS IN THE FIRST YEAR OF LIFE: REVIEW OF 45 CASES.


SEPARATION OF THORACO-OMPHALOPAGUS "SIAMESE" TWINS: CASE REPORT.


SELECTIVE CEREBRAL HYPOTHERMIA: PHYSIOLOGY AND TECHNIC.


OPERATIVE CRITERIA FOR DIAGNOSIS OF CANCER IN A MASS OF THE HEAD OF THE PANCREAS.


ROLE OF NEOPLASTIC INTRAVASATION IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF HEMATOGENOUS METASTASIS IN AMELANOTIC MELANOMA TUMORS 1 AND 3.


FIBROUS DYSPLASIA (OSSIFYING FIBROMA) OF THE MAXILLA: ANALYSIS OF 14 CASES.


VENOUS THROMBECTOMY: CURRENT STATUS.

VENOUS THROMBECTOMY: CURRENT STATUS.


MESODERMAL TUMORS ASSOCIATED WITH HYPOGLYCEMIA: REVIEW OF LITERATURE AND REPORT OF A CASE.


FUNCTIONAL EVALUATION OF HUMAN KIDNEY TRANSPLANTS WITH RENOGRAMS.


REGENERATION AND AUTOTRANSPLANTATION OF LYMPH NODES.


PRIMARY REGULATION OF HISTAMINE METABOLISM BY THE LIVER.


SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF THE STOMACH: UNUSUAL CLINICAL FEATURES.


LETHAL FACTORS AND RESPONSE TO THERAPY IN EXPERIMENTAL BILE-REFLUX PANCREATITIS.


GAS-FILLED APPENDIX: A ROENTGENOGRAPHIC SIGN OF ACUTE APPENDICITIS.


MANAGEMENT OF TOTAL GASTRIC NECROSIS FOLLOWING LYE INGESTION: THE USE OF COLON TO REPLACE BOTH ESOPHAGUS AND STOMACH.


DOUBLE AORTIC ARCH IN INFANCY.

DOUBLE AORTIC ARCH IN INFANCY.


A MEASUREMENT OF FUNCTIONAL COMMUNICATION IN APHASIA.


REFLEX PLASTICITY IN RELATION TO POSTURE.


MAN'S POSTURE.

MAN'S POSTURE.


INTRODUCTION TO BIOMECHANICS.

INTRODUCTION TO BIOMECHANICS.


BIOMECHANICS OF GAIT: A METHOD OF STUDY.


MECHANISMS OF SHOULDER MOVEMENT.

MECHANISMS OF SHOULDER MOVEMENT.


ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC STUDY DURING PASSIVE AND ACTIVE FLEXION AND EXTENSION OF THE KNEE OF THE NORMAL HUMAN SUBJECT.


METABOLIC RHYTHMS OF THE QUADRIPLEGIC PATIENT. I. EFFECT OF RHYTHMIC AND RANDOM FEEDING AND BODY TURNING SCHEDULE ON THE HOURLY EXCRETION PATTERN OF URINARY METABOLITES.


DEVELOPMENT OF AN IMPLANTABLE, EXTERNALLY CONTROLLED STIMULATOR FOR THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC CORD BLADDER IN PARAPLEGIC PATIENTS: REPORT OF THREE CASES.


PHYSIOLOGIC CONCEPTS OF IMMOBILIZATION.

PHYSIOLOGIC CONCEPTS OF IMMOBILIZATION.


THE NATURAL HISTORY OF ISOLATED PULMONARY STENOSIS.


THE MITRAL VALVE IN ENDOCARDIAL CUSHION DEFECTS.


EFFECT OF CO2 INHALATION ON VENTILATION AND MECHANICS OF BREATHING IN MITRAL DISEASE.


LEFT VENTRICULAR ANEURYSMS OF UNCERTAIN AETIOLOGY.


CORRELATION OF THE MURMUR OF INTERVENTRICULAR SEPTAL DEFECT WITH PRESSURE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE VENTRICLES.


THE PULSE OF AORTIC STENOSIS DURING CHILDHOOD.


EFFECTS OF PHYSICAL TRAINING ON THE CARDIOVASCULAR AND RESPIRATORY RESPONSE TO GRADED UPRIGHT EXERCISE IN DISTANCE RUNNERS.


THE FRONTAL CARDIAC SILHOUETTE IN OLDER PEOPLE.


ISOLATED MYOCARDITIS.

ISOLATED MYOCARDITIS.


VECTORCARDIOGRAPHY IN CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE WITH THE USE OF THE FRANK SYSTEM.


THE RIGHT OBLIQUE TRANSTHORACIC ELECTROCARDIOGRAM.


KINETOCARDIOGRAPHY IN CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE.


UNUSUAL GIANT CELL LESIONS IN BIOPSY SPECIMEN OF LEFT ATRIAL APPENDAGES IN MITRAL STENOSIS.


MITRAL VALVE DISEASE WITH VENTRICULAR SEPTAL DEFECT.


PULMONARY CHANGES IN MALIGNANT TROPHOBLASTIC DISEASE.


A CINE-ANGIOGRAPHIC STUDY OF AORTIC VALVE DYNAMICS.


RADIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF BURKITT'S TUMOUR.


ANGIOCARDIOGRAPHY OF ENDOMYOCARDIAL FIBROSIS.


RADIODIAGNOSTIC PROBLEMS IN MALABSORPTION.


COMPLICATIONS OF CARDIOVASCULAR RADIOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS.


THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE VASCULAR BED IN TUMOURS AS SEEN IN SQUAMOUS-CELL CARCINOMA OF THE CERVIX UTERI.


THE DISTRIBUTION OF DYES AND FLUORESCENT SUBSTANCES BY THE BLOOD STREAM WITHIN TUMOURS.


THE INFLUENCE OF TUMOUR GRADE ON RADIOTHERAPY RESULTS.


A NOTE ON MORTALITY FROM CANCER OF THE COLON AND RECTUM IN THE UNITED STATES.


RETROPERITONEAL GERMINOMAS (SEMINOMAS) WITHOUT EVIDENCE OF TESTICULAR INVOLVEMENT.


USE OF GLUCOCORTICOIDS IN THE PALLIATIVE TREATMENT OF METASTATIC BRAIN TUMORS.


USE OF THIO-TEPA AS AN ADJUVANT TO THE SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF CARCINOMA OF THE STOMACH; V.A. COOPERATIVE SURGICAL ADJUVANT STUDY GROUP.


URINARY PORTER-SILBER CHROMOGENS FOLLOWING INTRAVENOUS METHOPYRAPONE AND ACTH IN PATIENTS WITH BREAST CANCER.


ACUTE PLASMA DISAPPEARANCE TIME OF RADIOACTIVE THYROXINE IN PATIENTS WITH CANCER.


RELATIONSHIP OF INTERSTITIAL PNEUMONIA HONEYCOMBING AND ATYPICAL EPITHELIAL PROLIFERATION TO CANCER OF THE LUNG.


SOME INTRA-CITY VARIATIONS OF LEUKEMIA INCIDENCE IN SAN FRANCISCO.


TERMINAL PHASE OF CHRONIC MYELOGENOUS LEUKEMIA.


TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH ADVANCED CANCER UTILIZING Y90 MICROSPHERES.


MULTICENTRIC MELANO-AMELOBLASTOMATA OF THE MAXILLA.


ACID MUCOPOLYSACCHARIDES IN THE GROUND SUBSTANCE OF CONNECTIVE TISSUE IN CANCER OF THE SKIN.


ARE ABO AND RH BLOOD GROUPS ASSOCIATED WITH CANCER OF THE UTERINE CERVIX?


CONSIDERATIONS IN THE HANDLING OF RADIUM SOURCES; SUMMARY OF CONFERENCE ON RADIUM AND RADIUM SUBSTITUTES, SEPTEMBER 3-4,1964, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.


AN INDUCED TRANSMISSIBLE SARCOMA IN HAMSTERS: ELEVEN-YEAR OBSERVATION THROUGH 288 PASSAGES.


EFFECTS OF 4-DIMETHYLAMINOAZOBENZENE ON HEPATIC MICROSOMAL PHOSPHOLIPIDS.


EFFECTS OF CARCINOGENIC AMINES ON AMINO ACID INCORPORATION BY LIVER SYSTEMS. 3. INHIBITION BY AMINOFLUORENE TREATMENT AND ITS DEPENDENCE ON VITAMIN E.


AGE-DEPENDENT TRANSPLANTABILITY IN RATS OF VIRUS-INDUCED THYMIC LYMPHOMA CULTURED IN VITRO.


CHARACTERISTICS OF AN ANDROGEN/ESTROGEN-INDUCED, DEPENDENT LEIOMYOSARCOMA  OF THE DUCTUS DEFERENS OF THE SYRIAN HAMSTER.


CHARACTERISTICS OF AN ANDROGEN/ESTROGEN-INDUCED, DEPENDENT LEIOMYOSARCOMA OF THE DUCTUS DEFERENS OF THE SYRIAN HAMSTER.


DIFFERENCES IN THE SELECTIVE ANTITUMOR EFFECTS OF 4-DEOXYPYRIDOXINE AND DIETARY PYRIDOXINE DEFICIENCY.


MOUSE EPIDERMAL CELLS AND CARCINOGENESIS. I. ISOLATION OF SKIN CONSTITUENTS.


STUDIES OF DNA, RNA, AND PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN CULTURED HUMAN CELLS EXPOSED TO 8-AZAGUANINE.


GLUCOSE-ATP PHOSPHOTRANSFERASES DURING HEPATOCARCINOGENESIS.


FATTY ACID ANALYSIS OF TWO EXPERIMENTAL TRANSMISSIBLE GLIAL TUMORS BY GAS-LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY.


ENZYME PATTERNS IN HUMAN TISSUES. 3. GLYCOLYTIC ENZYMES IN NORMAL AND MALIGNANT TISSUES OF THE COLON AND RECTUM.


FOLIC ACID ACTIVITY IN LEUKEMIA AND CANCER.


ISOLATION OF NUCLEOLI FROM HUMAN TUMORS.


BLOOD AND URINE LEVELS OF ANTITUMOR AGENTS DETERMINED WITH CELL CULTURE METHODS.


THE COMPARATIVE UPTAKE OF I-125-LABELED 5-IODO-2'-DEOXYURIDINE AND THYMIDINE-H3 INTO TISSUES OF MICE BEARING HEPATOMA-129.


CYTOGENETICS OF MOUSE LEUKEMIA L1210. I. ASSOCIATION OF A SPECIFIC CHROMOSOME WITH DIHYDROFOLATE REDUCTASE ACTIVITY IN AMETHOPTERIN-TREATED SUBLINES.


THE BIOCHEMICAL MECHANISM OF ACTION OF L-PHENYLALANINE MUSTARD. I. DISTRIBUTION OF L-PHENYLALANINE MUSTARD-H3 IN TUMOR-BEARING RATS.


STUDIES WITH MOUSE PITUITARY THYROTROPIC TUMORS. IX. DISTRIBUTION OF AMINO ACIDS UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF THYROXINE.


CATALASE ACTIVITY IN MOUSE LEUKEMIA L1210.


NINETEENTH CENTURY FOUNDATIONS OF CANCER RESEARCH ADVANCES IN TUMOR PATHOLOGY, NOMENCLATURE, AND THEORIES OF ONCOGENESIS.


REFLECTIONS ON THE MEDICO-LEGAL SIGNIFICANCE OF DEATH.


THE HAEMOLYTIC-URAEMIC SYNDROME OF INFANCY AND CHILDHOOD. A REPORT OF ELEVEN CASES.


SOME PROBLEMS OF MALARIA ERADICATION IN AFRICA WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO  SOUTH-EAST AFRICAN REGION.


PRIMARY TUBERCULOSIS OF THE SPLEEN.

PRIMARY TUBERCULOSIS OF THE SPLEEN.


A DERMATOLOGICAL CURIOSITY. A CASE OF CONGENITAL WHITE FORELOCK WITH SYMMETRICAL PARTIAL ALBINISM OF THE LEGS.


REHABILITATION FOR THE AFRICAN PATIENT IN SALISBURY.


AT THE HARARE HOSPITAL STAFF ROUND.

AT THE HARARE HOSPITAL STAFF ROUND.


CLINICAL STUDIES ON THE TREATMENT OF VASCULAR HEADACHES, A PROGRESS REPORT ON METHYSERGIDE (SANSERT).


ANALGESIC COMBINATION IN HEADACHE.

ANALGESIC COMBINATION IN HEADACHE.


CENTRAL MECHANISMS IN HEADACHE.

CENTRAL MECHANISMS IN HEADACHE.


THE ROLE OF INFECTION-CONTROL CHEMICALS IN HOSPITAL SANITATION. 3. TESTING THE KILLING POWER OF DISINFECTANT-DETERGENTS.


THE AMA COMMITTEE ON NURSING LOOKS AT NURSING LIAISON ACTIVITIES IN STATE MEDICAL SOCIETIES.


POOR MEDICAL RECORDS--TROUBLE. 2. THE TEN MOST COMMON DEFICIENCIES OF GOOD RECORD KEEPING; FORMS NEEDED IN THE RECORD; LIABILITY OF NURSING HOME WHEN PATIENTS ARE ON LEAVE.


IMPROVING THE STATURE OF HOSPITAL PURCHASING.


THE PURCHASING PICTURE; LIBERAL OR CONSERVATIVE?


PARK THE CANE--AND PICK UP THE GARDEN TOOLS.


OPERATION MUST; A PERSONAL REPORT.

OPERATION MUST; A PERSONAL REPORT.


HOSPITAL PRESTIGE AND ACTIVE PARTICIPATION OF  ADMINISTRATORS IN COMMUNITY AFFAIRS; A RELATIONSHIP STUDY.


ARE DEPARTMENTAL COSTS COMPARABLE BETWEEN REGIONS?


AN ANALYSIS OF THE PROBLEMS OF SCHEDULING SURGERY.


OBSERVATIONS ON THE COLICINOGENICITY OF SHIGELLA FLEXNERI.


BRUCELLA STRAINS ISOLATED FROM COWS, BUFFALOES, GOATS, SHEEP AND HUMAN BEINGS AT KARNAL: THEIR SIGNIFICANCE WITH REGARD TO THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF BRUCELLOSIS.


ISOLATION OF COXSACKIE A6 VIRUS FROM THE SERUM OF A CASE OF HERPANGINA IN VELLORE.


MANIFEST AMETROPIA IN INDIAN SUBJECTS.

MANIFEST AMETROPIA IN INDIAN SUBJECTS.


CHEMICAL STUDIES ON CORCHORUS.

CHEMICAL STUDIES ON CORCHORUS.


A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE HAEMAGGLUTINATION AND BIOASSAY PROCEDURES FOR THE ASSAY OF GUINEA-PIG ANTI-DIPHTHERIA AND ANTITETANUS SERA.


HEPATIC COMA.

HEPATIC COMA.


PLASMA EUGLOBULIN LYSIS TIME IN SOME SPECIES OF ANIMALS.


AN EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY OF LEPROSY IN THE MASAULI BLOCK OF  BARABANKI DISTRICT, UTTAR PRADESH.


PORTAL CIRRHOSIS IN ADULT SIBS.

PORTAL CIRRHOSIS IN ADULT SIBS.


ANEURYSM OF THE SINUS OF VALSALVA; A CASE REPORT.


INABA REPLACES OGAWA IN THE 1963-CHOLERA EPIDEMIC IN THE STATE OF MAHARASHTRA.


ENDOMYOCARDIAL FIBROSIS; REPORT OF 2 CASES.


PRIMARY FIBROSARCOMA OF THE EPIDIDYMIS.

PRIMARY FIBROSARCOMA OF THE EPIDIDYMIS.


TRANSPLANTATION OF THE KIDNEY.

TRANSPLANTATION OF THE KIDNEY.


RETINAL DETACHMENT (ANALYSIS OF 160 CASES DURING 1956-58).


VIRAL UVEITIS (A REVIEW OF 11 CASES).

VIRAL UVEITIS (A REVIEW OF 11 CASES).


OBSERVATIONS ON CANCER OF THE EYELIDS.

OBSERVATIONS ON CANCER OF THE EYELIDS.


UNIOCULAR PROPTOSIS.

UNIOCULAR PROPTOSIS.


POSTURAL EXOPHTHALMOS.

POSTURAL EXOPHTHALMOS.


BULBAR PRESSURE TEST IN CHRONIC SIMPLE GLAUCOMA.


MOLLUSCUM CONTAGIOSUM CONJUNCTIVITIS.

MOLLUSCUM CONTAGIOSUM CONJUNCTIVITIS.


PRIMARY LYMPHOSARCOMA OF THE LIDS. A CASE REPORT.


THE MECHANISTIC DISTORTION IN TREATMENT OF INFANTS AND CHILDREN.


SOME PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN THE DRUG TREATMENT OF THE ANXIOUS PATIENT.


SYMPTOMATOLOGY OF CHILDHOOD MENTAL PROBLEMS.


LEARNING DIFFICULTIES OF PRE-ADOLESCENT BRAIN-INJURED CHILDREN.


NON-FAMILIAL INFLUENCES ON CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS.


MODERN MANAGEMENT OF THE CHILD UNDER STRESS.


DYNAMICS OF ADOLESCENCE AND BEHAVIOR.

DYNAMICS OF ADOLESCENCE AND BEHAVIOR.


PARENTECTOMY AND A THERAPEUTIC MILIEU FOR ADOLESCENTS.


NEUROLOGICAL CAUSES OF INTELLECTUAL AND BEHAVIORAL DISTURBANCES IN CHILDREN.


SHALL WE LEAD OR FOLLOW?

SHALL WE LEAD OR FOLLOW?


FACTORS IN THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF CANCER IN ARKANSAS.


SURGICAL TREATMENT OF PERIPHERAL ARTERIAL INSUFFICIENCY.


PHENYLKETONURIA AND SCREENING TESTS IN THE NEWBORN AND SCREENING OF NEWBORN INFANTS FOR METABOLIC DISEASE.


THE RHEUMATOID HAND.

THE RHEUMATOID HAND.


ADVANCES IN RADIOISOTOPE INSTRUMENTATION.


ENTEROVIRUS INFECTIONS.

ENTEROVIRUS INFECTIONS.


ADDISON'S DISEASE ASSOCIATED WITH NORTH AMERICAN BLASTOMYCOSIS. A CASE REPORT.


USE OF A THYROID SUPPRESSION TEST AS A GUIDE TO PROGNOSIS OF HYPERTHYROIDISM TREATED WITH ANTITHYROID DRUGS.


ESTIMATION OF IODINE EXCRETION IN NONHOSPITALIZED SUBJECTS.


ON THE PRESENCE OF PROGESTERONE IN BLOOD PLASMA FROM NORMAL WOMEN.


THYROXINE SERUM PROTEIN COMPLEXES IN SCHIZOPHRENIA.


EFFECT OF CORTISONE ON THE PERIPHERAL DEGRADATION OF 131-I-THYROXINE.


THYROTROPIN AND LONG-ACTING THYROID STIMULATOR ASSAYS IN THYROID DISEASE.


SECRETION AND METABOLISM OF GROWTH HORMONE IN PREMATURE AND FULL-TERM INFANTS.


PITUITARY TUMORS ASSOCIATED WITH ACROMEGALY.


PLASMA CORTISONE AND CORTISOL LEVELS AT BIRTH AND DURING THE NEONATAL PERIOD.


ESTIMATION OF PROGESTERONE IN HUMAN PERIPHERAL BLOOD USING 35S-THIOSEMICARBAZIDE.


STANDARDIZATION OF TSH TESTING.

STANDARDIZATION OF TSH TESTING.


DIABETES MELLITUS, ADDISON'S DISEASE AND MYXEDEMA--REPORT OF TWO CASES.


EFFECT OF SODIUM DEXTROTHYROXINE ON THE THYROIDAL UPTAKE OF RADIOACTIVE IODINE IN HYPERTHYROID AND EUTHYROID SUBJECTS.


ESTROGEN EFFECT ON HUMAN SERUM LEVELS OF THE MAJOR PHOSPHOLIPIDS.


A STAIN FOR DELTA 5-3 BETA-HYDROXYSTEROIDS AND STEROLS.


DISTRIBUTION OF STEROID SULFATASE IN HUMAN TISSUES.


SYNTHESIS OF PREGNENOLONE SULFATE, DEHYDROISOANDROSTERONE SULFATE, 17-ALPHA-HYDROXYPREGNENOLONE SULFATE AND DELTA-5-PREGNENETRIOL SULFATE BY THE NORMAL HUMAN ADRENAL GLAND.


PHENOBARBITAL-INDUCED INCREASE IN 6-BETA-HYDROXYCORTISOL  EXCRETION: CLUE TO ITS SIGNIFICANCE IN HUMAN URINE.


ABNORMALITIES OF IODINE METABOLISM IN EUTHYROID, NONGOITROUS WOMEN WITH COMPLEMENT-FIXING ANTIMICROSOMAL THYROID AUTO-ANTIBODIES.


PRESENCE OF A GONADOTROPHIN-INHIBITING FACTOR IN THE URINE OF HYPOGONADOTROPHIC-HYPOGONADAL PATIENTS AND FURTHER STUDIES OF ITS PROPERTIES.


PSYCHOLOGICAL CHANGES AND PSYCHOGENESIS IN THYROID HORMONE DISORDERS.


URINARY TESTOSTERONE: A METHOD UTILIZING COLUMN CHROMATOGRAPHY.


SYNTHESIS OF STEROIDS IN THE NEWBORN HUMAN ADRENAL IN VITRO.


DIURNAL VARIATION IN SUPPRESSION OF ADRENAL FUNCTION BY GLUCOCORTICOIDS.


PLASMA AND ERYTHROCYTE MAGNESIUM IN THYROID DISEASE.


RECURRENCE OF ADRENAL CARCINOMA DURING PREGNANCY WITH DELIVERY OF A NORMAL CHILD.


EFFECT OF THYROID ON HYDROXYLATION OF ESTROGEN IN MAN.


ENDEMIC GOITER IN WESTERN NEW GUINEA. II. CLINICAL PICTURE, INCIDENCE AND PATHOGENESIS OF ENDEMIC CRETINISM.


NEONATAL GOITER AFTER MATERNAL PROPYLTHIOURACIL THERAPY.


ON THE PRESENCE OF A GONADOTROPIC INHIBITING MATERIAL IN HUMAN URINE.


SERUM ENZYMES IN THE MENSTRUAL CYCLE.

SERUM ENZYMES IN THE MENSTRUAL CYCLE.


MUCUS IN INTESTINAL CONTENTS OF GERMFREE RATS. The fecal excretion of total nitrogen and of total hexosamines has been determined in germfree and conventional rats. Germfree rats excreted more hexosamines than the conventional rats, while no difference in the nitrogen excretion was found. Infection of the germfree rats with a normal flora resulted in a temporarily increased excretion of hexosamines and nitrogen over a period of 2 to 3 days after which they reached the level of the conventional animals. The contents of the germfree cecum contained 65 to 137 mg of hexosamines and 57 to 127 mg of nitrogen as compared to 1.2 to 5.3 and 7.4 to 23 mg in conventional animals. The high figures for hexosamines were due to an increase in the total amount of contents in the cecum and to a fivefold increase in the concentration of hexosamine-containing material. Studies on the distribution of hexosamine-containing cecal contents between sediment and supernatant after centrifugation at 20,000 g for 2 hours demonstrated that 5 to 10 per cent of the hexosamines occurred in the sediment in the germfree rats, while 75 to 85 per cent was found in this fraction in the conventional rats. The soluble part of the cecal contents in germfree as well as in the conventional rats contained 70 per cent of hexosamines in molecules with a molecular weight above approximatively 100,000 as found by gel filtration experiments on sephadex gels. The higher weight of the germfree cecal wall was reflected in a high total amount of nitrogen and hexosamines. Isolated strains of bacteria capable of reducing the cecal size in vivo did not show any capacity to degrade the mucus in vitro in a test system, where a full intestinal flora was highly active.


BOUND COMPLEMENT AND IMMUNOLOGIC INJURY OF BLOOD VESSELS. Rats and guinea pigs were depleted of complement (C') by treatment with heat aggregated human gamma-globulin (agg HGG), zymosan, anti-beta1C globulin, and carrageenan. Although antigen and antibody were bound to vascular structures, Arthus reactions were inhibited. This inhibition was characterized by the lack of C' binding to walls of vessels, the lack of polymorphonuclear (PMN's) cellular infiltrates, and the lack of significant vascular damage. When the same animals were followed for several hours thereafter, levels of serum C' began to rise, C' was bound in tissues, PMN infiltrates appeared, and immunologic vasculitis developed. Blood counts, chemotaxis of PMN's induced by lysates of PMN granules, together with studies on motility and phagocytosis by PMN's obtained from C' depleted rats, failed to establish any abnormality in these cells which would account for inhibition of Arthus reactions. The specificity of C' depletion in terms of effects in the first four reacting components of guinea pig C' was studied. Treatment with agg HGG led to loss of activity in all components, whereas zymosan and anti-beta1C globulin predominately affected the third component (C'3c). Carrageenan mainly affected the first two reacting components of C'. Thus, the availability of the 3c component, or a subsequently reacting component, correlated with the attraction of PMN's to immune reactants in vivo. Various antibodies with different C' fixing capacities in vitro were tested for their ability to induce immunologic vasculitis in normal animals. In rats, only those antibodies which fixed C' in vitro possessed biological activity, whereas in guinea pigs, all antibodies tested, regardless of C' fixation in vitro, induced Arthus reactions. For a given antibody in rats the vasculitis-inducing property was reflected in its ability to bind C' in vascular structures. Rats depleted of circulating PMN's by specific antibody were tested for Arthus activity. Although concentrations of immune reactants and C' were readily detected in vascular structures, no PMN infiltration occurred and significant vascular damage was averted.


PLATELETS AND THE SHWARTZMAN PHENOMENON. Studies are reported on the effect of immunologically induced thrombocytopenia upon the local and generalized Shwartzman phenomena. Intravenous injection of antiplatelet serum to rabbits produced profound but transient thrombocytopenia unaccompanied by significant changes in circulating leucocytes. Platelet antiserum alone given to rabbits prepared with thorotrast produced renal lesions characteristic of the Shwartzman reaction. Thrombocytopenia induced by platelet antiserum did not inhibit the cutaneous hemorrhagic lesion of the local Shwartzman phenomenon produced by sequential injections of endotoxin intracutaneously and intravenously. The implications of these observations in the pathogenesis of the local cutaneous and generalized Shwartzman reaction are discussed.


ENDOTOXEMIA AND ADRENAL HEMORRHAGE. A MECHANISM FOR THE WATERHOUSE-FRIDERICHSEN SYNDROME. An experimental model that produces adrenal cortical hemorrhage with endotoxin has been described. When stimulated by thorotrast, endotoxin, or its tropic hormone (ACTH), the adrenal cortex is susceptible to the development of a hemorrhagic reaction during endotoxemia. The hemorrhagic reaction resembles that described in the Waterhouse-Friderichsen syndrome. A pathophysiologic mechanism for the occurrence of adrenal hemorrhage occurring during acute sepsis is presented. Increased metabolic activity associated with the production of corticosteroids seems to make the adrenal cortex susceptible to endotoxin-induced hemorrhage. Adrenal hemorrhage observed during sepsis, as in the Waterhouse-Friderichsen syndrome, may be attributable to endotoxemia occurring during or shortly after stimulation of the adrenal cortex by infection. Significant differences between adrenal cortical hemorrhage and the Shwartzman phenomenon are described.