CONSTRUCTION OF STANDARDS FOR CENTRAL SERVICE ACTIVITIES.


A PROPOSAL FOR COORDINATING HOSPITAL AND NURSING-HOME SERVICES.


CHARGING NURSING-HOME PATIENTS ACCORDING TO CARE REQUIREMENTS.


FIELD MEDICAL CARE--'FARTHER AND FASTER AND FINER' WITH UNIQUE ARMY HOSPITAL UNIT.


SECURITY SYSTEMS IN HOSPITALS. II.

SECURITY SYSTEMS IN HOSPITALS. II.


REVIEW OF HOSPITAL LAWSUITS.

REVIEW OF HOSPITAL LAWSUITS.


HOSPITAL FORMULARIES: HISTORY, PHILOSOPHY, IMPLEMENTATION.


GARDENS HELP YOUNG MENTAL PATIENTS BREAK CYCLE OF 'UNWORTHINESS'.


USE OF I-132 FOR DIAGNOSTIC STUDIES OF THE THYROID GLAND.


A NEW METHOD FOR THE PREPARATION OF LABELED I-131 OLEIC ACID-1 AND TRIOLEIN-1.


CO-SEPARATION OF RADIUM IONS IN AQUEOUS SOLUTION WITH LANTHANUM FLUORIDE PRECIPITATES.


DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES IN THE DEPARTMENT OF DIETETICS.


HAROLD RUSSELL SANDSTEAD-DECEMBER 17, 1904-NOVEMBER 1, 1955.


THE FOOD SERVICE SUPERVISOR.

THE FOOD SERVICE SUPERVISOR.


FOOD ENERGY EQUIVALENTS OF VARIOUS ACTIVITIES.


EFFECT OF POLYUNSATURATED EGGS ON SERUM CHOLESTEROL.


EFFECT OF TWO FATS ON BLOOD LIPIDS IN YOUNG MEN.


EFFECT OF VARIATIONS ON RICE FLOUR CAKE.


CARBOHYDRATES IN FOODS.

CARBOHYDRATES IN FOODS.


EFFECT OF GRADE ON QUALITY OF ROAST BEEF CHUCK.


PLATE HEIGHT IN COILED COLUMNS.

PLATE HEIGHT IN COILED COLUMNS.


THE NITRATION OF FLUOROTOLUENES AND FLUOROXYLENES. PRODUCT ANALYSIS BY GAS-LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY.


EXPOSURE OF AN ISOTOPE EFFECT OF 3H-LABELED FATTY ACIDS ON SILICA-SILVER NITRATE CHROMATOGRAPHY.


THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY OF ORGANOPHOSPHORUS PESTICIDES AND ACIDS ON MICROCHROMATOPLATES.


THE ANALYSIS OF ARYLAMINES AND PHENOLS IN OXIDATION-TYPE HAIR DYES BY PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHY.


SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY OF ORGANO-CHLORINE PESTICIDES.


THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY OF DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID ON ECTEOLA CELLULOSE.


QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF SULFONAMIDE MIXTURES BY THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY.


DIRECT SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC EXAMINATION OF 2,4-DINITROPHENYLHYDRAZONES ON PAPER CHROMATOGRAMS.


APPARATUS FOR QUANTITATIVE APPLICATION OF SAMPLES AS STREAKS IN PAPER AND THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY.


STUDIES WITH BETA-PHENETHYLBIGUANIDE. 1. MICRODETECTION COLORIMETRIC TESTS.


A NEW TECHNIQUE FOR PREPARATIVE PAPER CHROMATOGRAHY.


FLUOROMETRIC IDENTIFICATION OF SUB-MICROGRAM AMOUNTS OF MORPHINE AND RELATED COMPOUNDS ON THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHS.


THE IMMUNE RESPONSE OF RABBITS TOLERANT TO ONE PROTEIN CONJUGATE FOLLOWING THE INJECTION OF RELATED PROTEIN CONJUGATES.


RESTORATION OF LACTATION IN RATS WITH HYPOTHALMIC LESIONS WHICH INHIBIT LACTATION.


THE EFFECT OF PREGNANT MARE SERUM GONADOTROPHIN AND HUMAN CHORIONIC GONADOTROPHIN ON RAT OVARIAN ASCORBIC ACID AND CHOLESTEROL.


ANTIGLOBULINS IN NORMAL SERUM. 3. DEMONSTRATION OF ANTIGLOBULINS IN THE NORMAL SERA OF DOGS, GUINEA PIGS, SHEEP, SWINE, SQUIRREL MONKEYS AND TURKEYS.


ELECTROPHORETIC AND IMMUNOELECTROPHORETIC CHARACTERIZATION OF SOLUBLE CELLULAR PROTEINS IN RAT LIVER CELL SAP.


THE SPECIFICITY OF BLOOD GROUP A-B CROSS-REACTING ANTIBODY.


PREVENTION OF IMMUNOLOGIC TOLERANCE BY LYMPHOID CELL TRANSPLANTS. EFFECT OF TIME, CELL CONCENTRATION, INJECTION ROUTE AND TYPE OF CELLS TRANSFERRED ON ESTABLISHMENT OF UNRESPONSIVENESS TO SHIGELLA ANTIGENS IN NEONATAL MICE.


EFFECT OF IONIC STRENGTH ON THE REACTION BETWEEN NUCLEOPROTEIN AND ANTINUCLEAR FACTORS.


ANTIMYCOBACTERIAL ACTIVITY OF TUBERCULOSTATIC FACTOR ON INTRACELLULAR BACILLI.


INFLUENCE OF HEPARIN ON RESISTANCE OF RABBITS TO INFECTION WITH FIBROMA VIRUS.


TRANSFER OF IMMUNITY TO TETANUS IN MICE BY SENSITIZED HOMOLOGOUS LYMPH NODE CELLS.


IN VITRO DAMAGE OF RABBIT PLATELETS BY AN UNRELATED ANTIGEN-ANTIBODY REACTION. I. GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE REACTION.


IN VITRO DAMAGE OF RABBIT PLATELETS BY AN UNRELATED ANTIGEN-ANTIBODY REACTION. II. STUDIES OF THE PLASMA REQUIREMENT.


THE PASSIVE TRANSFER OF ENHANCEMENT AS APPLIED TO SKIN HOMOGRAFTS.


ENTEROVIRUS ANTIBODIES IN MOUSE ASCITIC FLUIDS AFTER IMMUNIZATION.


QUANTITATIVE HEMAGGLUTINATION STUDIES OF THE D (RHO) ANTIGEN IN ERYTHROBLASTOSIS FETALIS.


STUDIES OF ANTIVIRAL FACTORS IN HUMAN MILK AND SERUM.


IMMUNOCHEMICAL ASPECTS OF THE CROSS-REACTIVITY BETWEEN GROUPS A AND C STREPTOCOCCI AS DETECTED BY THE FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY TECHNIQUE.


THE IMMUNOGENICITY OF HAPTEN-POLYLYSINE CONJUGATES. A COMPARISON OF D AND L POLYMERS.


STUDIES ON THE TERMINAL STEPS OF IMMUNE HEMOLYSIS. II. RESOLUTION OF THE E TRANSFORMATION REACTION INTO MULTIPLE STEPS.


A TWENTY-ONE-YEAR EXPERIENCE WITH ANTIGENIC VARIATION AMONG INFLUENZA B VIRUSES.


BETA-1-C-GLOBULIN: AN "ACUTE PHASE" SERUM REACTANT OF HUMAN SERUM.


TEMPORARY TUBE GASTROSTOMY.

TEMPORARY TUBE GASTROSTOMY.


THE TREATMENT OF ARTERIOSCLEROTIC GANGRENE OF THE FOOT BY ARTERIAL RECONSTRUCTION AND LOCAL AMPUTATION.


RECENT ADVANCES IN GLAUCOMA.

RECENT ADVANCES IN GLAUCOMA.


LEUKEMOID RESPONSE TO OVERWHELMING INFECTION IN A PATIENT WITH PERNICIOUS ANEMIA IN RELAPSE: A CASE REPORT.


PERFORATED GASTRIC ULCER WITH ACCESSORY POCKET FORMATION SIMULATING DIVERTICULUM OF THE STOMACH.


DIPHTHERITIC MYOCARDITIS.

DIPHTHERITIC MYOCARDITIS.


HERE WE GO AGAIN.

HERE WE GO AGAIN.


A PHYSICAL INDICATOR FOR STERILISATION PROCEDURES.


THE INFLUENCE OF VEHICLES ON SKIN PENETRATION.


SOME ASPECTS OF THE USE OF THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY IN A LIMIT TEST FOR RELATED FOREIGN STEROIDS.


SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE EFFECT OF LUBRICATION ON THE CRUSHING STRENGTH OF TABLETS.


TENSILE STRENGTH OF STERILISED SURGICAL CATGUT.


BACTERICIDAL EFFECT UPON PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA OF CHEMICAL AGENTS FOR USE IN OPHTHALMIC SOLUTIONS.


SOME PROPERTIES OF BRONOPOL, A NEW ANTIMICROBIAL AGENT ACTIVE AGAINST PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA.


UMBELLIFEROUS FRUIT IDENTIFICATION BY THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY.


THE ASSAY OF NUX VOMICA AND ITS PREPARATIONS.


PREPARATION AND BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF SOME COMPLEXES OF TRYPANOCIDAL PHENANTHRIDINIUM COMPOUNDS.


A TEMPERATURE DEPENDENT MICELLAR CHANGE.


REPRODUCIBILITY OF EXTINCTIONS MEASURED ON THE SLOPES OF ABSORPTION CURVES.


MATHEMATICAL TREATMENT OF ORAL SUSTAINED RELEASE DRUG FORMULATIONS.


ALKALOIDS OF THE LEAVES OF RAUWOLFIA VOMITORIA AFZ.


REACTION OF EPHEDRINE WITH CHLOROFORM.

REACTION OF EPHEDRINE WITH CHLOROFORM.


THE DETECTION AND IDENTIFICATION OF OTHER 17,21-DIHYDROXY-20- OXOSTEROIDS IN CORTICOSTEROIDS.


POLAROGRAPHIC DETERMINATION OF MICROGRAMME QUANTITIES OF CHLORPROMAZINE.


A SPECIFIC METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF AMPHETAMINE IN URINE.


DETERMINATION OF METHYL SALICYLATE IN PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS.


THE EFFECT OF POLYSORBATE (TWEEN) 80 ON THE GROWTH RATE OF PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA.


THE INFLUENCE OF THE METHOD OF EVALUATION ON RECOVERY OF A PHAGE AFTER PHENOL TREATMENT.


THE UNSUITABILITY OF THE B.P. TESTS FOR STERILITY TO DETECT FUNGI.


EFFECT OF POLYSORBATE (TWEEN) 80 ON THE RESISTANCE OF PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA TO CHEMICAL INACTIVATION.


THE EFFECT OF CHLORHEXIDINE ON THE PERMEABILITY AND SUCCINOXIDASE ACTIVITY OF MICROCOCCUS LYSODEIKTICUS.


INFLUENCE OF OIL: WATER RATION ON THE ACTIVITY OF SOME BACTERICIDES AGAINST ESCHERICHIA COLI IN LIQUID PARAFFIN AND WATER DISPERSIONS.


THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ANALGESIC ACTIVITY, ACUTE TOXICITY AND CHEMICAL STRUCTURE INESTERS OF 14-HYDROXYCODEINONE.


AN ISOLATED PARASYMPATHETICALLY-INNERVATED OESOPHAGUS PREPARATION FROM THE CHICK.


METABOLISM OF SOME DIMETHYLAMINOAZOBENZENE DERIVATIVES.


ANTIHISTAMINE PROTECTION AGAINST HISTAMINE-INDUCED GASTRIC ULCERATION IN THE GUINEA-PIG.


A SIMPLE METHOD FOR THE EVALUATION OF LOCAL ANAESTHETIC ACTIVITY USING EARTHWORMS.


THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY OF CORTICOSTEROIDS.


NEUROMUSCULAR BLOCKING AGENTS: ALKYL AND HETEROCYCLIC ANALOGUES OF SIMPLE LINEAR TRISONIUM COMPOUNDS.


THE SURGICAL TREATMENT OF METASTATIC TUMORS IN THE LUNGS.


BRONCHOGENIC CARCINOMA PRODUCED EXPERIMENTALLY IN THE NORMAL DOG.


PRIMARY LYMPHOMA OF THE LUNG: AN APPRAISAL OF ITS NATURAL HISTORY AND A COMPARISON WITH OTHER LOCALIZED LYMPHOMAS.


BRONCHIAL ADENOMA WITHIN THE WALL OF A BRONCHOGENIC CYST. REPORT OF A CASE.


WEGENER'S GRANULOMATOSIS. CASE REPORT AND EVALUATION OF THE DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES USED IN DISEASE OF THE CHEST.


INTRATHORACIC NERVE SHEATH TUMOR OF THE VAGUS.


MEDIASTINAL BIOPSY FOR INDETERMINATE PULMONARY AND MEDIASTINAL LESIONS.


RESUSCITATION AFTER ACUTE MASSIVE PULMONARY EMBOLISM.


TOTAL CORRECTION OF COMPLEX OF FALLOT UNDER EXTRACORPOREAL CIRCULATION: IMMEDIATE RESULTS IN A GROUP OF 221 PATIENTS.


PULMONARY AIR EMBOLI DURING CARDIAC SURGERY.


EVALUATION OF FUNCTION OF MITRAL VALVE AFTER HOMOTRANSPLANTATION IN THE DOG.


THE EFFECT OF ACUTE RESPIRATORY AND METABOLIC ALKALOSIS ON CARDIAC OUTPUT AND PERIPHERAL RESISTANCE.


MITRAL VALVE REPLACEMENT IN CHILDREN.

MITRAL VALVE REPLACEMENT IN CHILDREN.


A LATE EVALUATION OF FLEXIBLE TEFLON PROSTHESES UTILIZED FOR TOTAL AORTIC VALVE REPLACEMENT. POSTOPERATIVE CLINICAL, HEMODYNAMIC, AND PATHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENTS.


NEW OPERATIVE APPROACH IN THE MANAGEMENT OF HYPERTROPHIC SUBAORTIC STENOSIS.


REDISTRIBUTION OF REGIONAL BLOOD FLOW IN HYPOTHERMIA.


STAB WOUND OF THE HEART WITH TAMPONADE AND INTERVENTRICULAR SEPTAL DEFECT. REPORT OF A CASE.


MITRAL VALVE REPLACEMENT IN PATIENTS WITH AORTIC INSUFFICIENCY.


A RE-EXAMINATION OF THE VENTILATING BRONCHOSCOPE.


INTRADIAPHRAGMATIC CYST: A RARE ENTITY.

INTRADIAPHRAGMATIC CYST: A RARE ENTITY.


TONSILLECTOMY, ADENOIDECTOMY AND THE CLEFT PALATE CLINIC.


THE VERTEBRO-BASILAR ARTERIAL SYSTEM AND INTERNAL AUDITORY ANGIOGRAPHY.


MONAURAL AND BINAURAL SPEECH INTELLIGIBILITY AND THE STEREOPHONIC EFFECT BASED UPON TEMPORAL CUES.


NONORGANIC HEARING LOSS IN CHILDREN.

NONORGANIC HEARING LOSS IN CHILDREN.


THE EFFECT OF SURGERY ON THE CERVICAL LYMPHATIC SYSTEM.


NASAL POLYPOSIS IN MUCOVISCIDOSIS.

NASAL POLYPOSIS IN MUCOVISCIDOSIS.


POSITIONAL NYSTAGMUS AND VERTIGO IN VESTIBULAR NEURONITIS.


LARYNGOFISSURE IN THE TREATMENT OF CARCINOMA OF THE VOCAL CORD: A REPORT OF FORTY CASES AND A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.


CRITERIA OF ALLERGY IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC NON-SPECIFIC LUNG DISEASES (C.N.S.L.D.).


BRONCHODILATING EFFECT OF BRONTINE AND ISOPRENALINE. ADDITIVE ACTION OF ISOPRENALINE INHALATION RESPECTIVE EPINEPHRINE INJECTION.


COMBINED RESPIRATORY AND METABOLIC ACIDOSIS CAUSED BY BRONCHOSPASM IN ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK.


RENAL BLEEDING OF OBSCURE ORIGIN.

RENAL BLEEDING OF OBSCURE ORIGIN.


RECONSTRUCTION OF THE ADULT HIP IN CONGENITAL DYSPLASIA AND CONGENITAL DISLOCATION.


CLINICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE EPIPHYSEAL SEPARATION OF LONG BONES.


SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF CONGENITAL ANOMALIES OF THE LOWER EXTREMITY.


SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF THE UTERO-OVARIAN VEIN DURING PREGNANCY. REPORT OF A CASE.


TWO SALIVARY TUMORS: UNEXPECTED DIAGNOSES.


RHIZOTOMY FOR RELIEF OF PAIN FROM APICAL BRONCHOGENIC CARCINOMA: WITH EXTENSION TO THE LOWER CERVICAL AND UPPER DORSAL ROOTS.


EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATIONS ON THE LIVE-ANTIBRUCELLOSIS-VACCINE.


DEPENDENCY OF CELL SIZE AND FORM OF PROTEUS MIRABILIS ON THE PEPTONE IN THE CULTURE MEDIUM.


SYNERGISTIC ACTION OF THE UNFAVOURABLE INCUBATION TEMPERATURE AND SULPHATHIAZOL ON THE CELLS OF BACTERIUM ANITRATUM.


FLAGELLATION OF AZOTOBACTERS AND OTHER BACTERIA.


ENDOMETRIOSIS. THE DISEASE AS SEEN AT A PRIVATE TEACHING HOSPITAL.


OBSERVATIONS CONCERNING PANCREATIC INSULAR AND RENAL TUBULAR CALCIFICATION IN EXPERIMENTAL RATS TREATED WITH SOME CALCIFYING FACTORS AND ALLOXAN.


PRESENT TREATMENT OF PULMONARY HYDATID CYSTS.


INFLUENCE OF RAT STRAIN ON PULMONARY VASCULAR RESPONSES TO MONOCROTALINE FEEDING.


THE MANAGEMENT OF POSTOPERATIVE HYPOTENSION.


DANGERS INHERENT IN SOAP ENEMAS.

DANGERS INHERENT IN SOAP ENEMAS.


ENDOSCOPIC ANESTHESIA: TOPICAL OR GENERAL?


GASTRIC SEPSIS AND BUTTERMILK.

GASTRIC SEPSIS AND BUTTERMILK.


THE RENAL VASCULAR FACTOR IN HYPERTENSION.


CONSERVATIVE SURGERY FOR BENIGN PULMONARY LESIONS.


APPARENT LOSS OF VECTOR SPECIFICITY FOLLOWING DOUBLE INFECTION BY TWO STRAINS OF BARLEY YELLOW DWARF VIRUS.


DOCTORS NEED KNOWLEDGE OF EYE SAFETY LENSES.


EARLY TREATMENT OF COMMON EYE INJURIES.

EARLY TREATMENT OF COMMON EYE INJURIES.


LETHAL MIDLINE GRANULOMA. CLINICAL ASPECTS.


FIBRINOLYTIC AGENTS IN TREATMENT OF TOTAL HYPHEMA AND SECONDARY GLAUCOMA.


RETINAL DETACHMENT OPERATIONS. PATHOLOGIC APPRAISAL.


TRAUMATIC RUPTURE OF THE TRICUSPID VALVES.


ACOUSTIC NEUROMA. DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT.


CLINICOPATHOLOGIC CONFERENCE.

CLINICOPATHOLOGIC CONFERENCE.


PROBLEMS AND CHALLENGES IN PUBLIC HEALTH.


NONPENETRATING ABDOMINAL INJURIES. EARLY RECOGNITION AND MANAGEMENT.


METHOD FOR CLINICAL STUDIES OF VESICOURETERAL REFLUX USING COLLOIDAL 198AU.


HORSESHOE KIDNEY AND ASSOCIATED CONGENITAL MALFORMATIONS.


THE INFLUENCE OF SIMULATED ALTITUDE (18,000 FEET) ON UROFLOWMETRY.


TUBERCULOSIS INFECTION IN CHILDHOOD AND ADOLESCENCE AS ILLUSTRATED BY A 27-YEAR FOLLOW-UP STUDY OF A COMPLETE YEAR-GROUP OF THE POPULATION OF BERGEN, NORWAY.


COLPOCLEISIS FOR DIFFICULT VESICOVAGINAL AND RECTOVAGINAL FISTULAS; THE JOSEPH PRICE ORATION.


ROLE OF THE PLACENTA IN FETAL MALNUTRITION.


ERRONEOUS DIAGNOSES OF AMNIOTIC FLUID EMBOLISM.


BLOOD VOLUME CHANGES IN PREGNANCY AND THE PUERPERIUM. IV. ANEMIA ASSOCIATED WITH HYDATIDIFORM MOLE.


PRIMARY OVARIAN FAILURE; A CLINICOPATHOLOGICAL AND CYTOGENETIC STUDY.


FETAL COMPROMISE DURING ELECTIVE CESAREAN SECTION. A REPORT FROM THE COLLABORATIVE PROJECT.


EPITHELIAL REGENERATION OF THE HUMAN UTERINE CERVIX.


BREECH PRESENTATION AND PERINATAL MORTALITY; A STUDY OF 6,044 CASES.


THE USE OF URINARY ESTRIOL EXCRETION IN THE MANAGEMENT OF PREGNANCIES COMPLICATED BY DIABETES MELLITUS.


PELVIC EXENTERATION.

PELVIC EXENTERATION.


STUDIES ON THE MECHANISM OF ACTION OF ETHER ON HUMAN MYOMETRIUM.


STUDIES ON PLACENTAL METABOLISM. 3. PYRIMIDINE NUCLEOTIDE CATABOLISM IN HUMAN PLACENTA.


TUBERCULOSIS OF THE GENITAL ORGANS.

TUBERCULOSIS OF THE GENITAL ORGANS.


KERNICTERUS IN NEWBORN RABBITS.

KERNICTERUS IN NEWBORN RABBITS.


A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE FINE STRUCTURE OF NORMAL AND ISCHEMIC DOG MYOCARDIUM WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO EARLY CHANGES FOLLOWING TEMPORARY OCCLUSION OF A CORONARY ARTERY.


PRIMARY BILIARY CIRRHOSIS. CHRONIC NON-SUPPURATIVE DESTRUCTIVE CHOLANGITIS.


ULTRASTRUCTURAL HEPATIC ALTERATIONS FOLLOWING TANNIC ACID ADMINISTRATION TO RABBITS.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDIES ON PERIODIC ACID-SCHIFF-POSITIVE NONGLYCOGENIC STRUCTURES IN HUMAN LIVER CELLS.


FINE-STRUCTURE CHANGES IN ACHALASIA OF ESOPHAGUS. II. ESOPHAGEAL SMOOTH MUSCLE.


HUMAN CYTOMEGALOVIRUS INFECTION. ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC AND HISTOCHEMICAL CHANGES IN CULTURES OF HUMAN FIBROBLASTS.


AN EXPLORATORY STUDY OF HEARING AND NOISE EXPOSURE IN TEXTILE WORKERS.


A MOBILE UNIT FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF HEARING.


PROBLEMS OF INDUSTRIAL AUDIOMETRY.

PROBLEMS OF INDUSTRIAL AUDIOMETRY.


THE EVALUATION OF PROTECTION PROVIDED BY RESPIRATORS.


ASSESSMENT OF EXPOSURE TO TRICHLORETHYLENE.


THE TOXIC HAZARD ASSOCIATED WITH BARIUM CHLORIDE AS A CONSTITUENT OF A TERNARY EUTECTIC SALT USED AS A FIRE EXTINGUISHANT.


ON ACCIDENTAL INJURIES TO THE EYES IN FINLAND.


ATHEROSCLEROSIS: CURRENT CONCEPTS OF PATHOGENESIS.


PREVENTION OF ATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASE.


SUSTAINED RELEASE APPETITE SUPPRESSANT COMBINED WITH REDUCING DIET.


MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE OCULAR TRAUMA AND INFLAMMATION.


THE RABBIT WOMAN OF GODALMING.

THE RABBIT WOMAN OF GODALMING.


METABOLISM IN VITRO OF PALMITIC AND LINOLEIC ACID IN THE HEART AND DIAPHRAGM OF ESSENTIAL FATTY ACID-DEFICIENT RATS.


EFFECT OF PUROMYCIN ON INCUBATED ADIPOSE TISSUE AND ITS RESPONSE TO DEXAMETHASONE, INSULIN, AND EPINEPHRINE.


THE REACTION OF DIAZOMETHANE WITH SYNTHETIC PHOSPHATIDES AND WITH INSECT LIPID EXTRACTS.


MYO-INOSITOL PHOSPHATES IN A PHOSPHOINOSITIDE COMPLEX FROM KIDNEY.


WATER EXTRUSION IN ISOLATED SUBCELLULAR FRACTIONS. 3. THE IMPORTANCE OF PHOSPHOLIPIDS IN THE ME2+-EDTA DEPENDENT REACTION.


IDENTIFICATION OF PROSTAGLANDIN F3-ALPHA IN BOVINE LUNG: PROSTAGLANDINS AND RELATED FACTORS 26.


METABOLIC PRODUCTS OF ALPHA-TOCOPHEROL IN THE LIVERS OF RATS GIVEN INTRAPERITONEAL INJECTIONS OF (14C)-ALPHA-TOCOPHEROL.


FRACTIONATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF THE LOW-DENSITY LIPOPROTEINS OF HEN'S EGG YOLK.


TESTICULAR STEROLS. II. CONVERSION OF LANOSTEROL TO CHOLESTEROL AND STEROID HORMONES BY CELL-FREE PREPARATIONS OF RAT TESTICULAR TISSUE.


FREE FATTY ACIDS AS LIPOGENIC INHIBITORS.


EFFECT OF DIETARY FATS ON THE FATTY ACID COMPOSITION OF LIVER AND BILE PHOSPHATIDES OF HAMSTERS.


EVIDENCE OF A NEW GANGLIOSIDE FROM PIG BRAIN.


IDENTIFICATION OF CERAMIDE MONOHEXOSIDE AND CERAMIDE DIHEXOSIDE IN BOVINE MILK.


PREVENTION OF CHOLESTEROL ESTERIFICATION IN HUMAN SERUM BY ENZYMIC DEGRADATION OF PHOSPHOLIPIDS.


EXCHANGE OF CHOLESTEROL BETWEEN HUMAN BETA-LIPOPROTEINS AND ERYTHROCYTES.


STUDIES OF THE COMPOSITION AND STRUCTURE OF SERUM LIPOPROTEINS: PHYSICAL-CHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF PHOSPHOLIPID-PROTEIN RESIDUES OBTAINED FROM VERY-LOW-DENSITY HUMAN SERUM LIPOPROTEINS.


THE ACTION OF VITAMIN D IN VIVO AND IN VITRO ON THE INCORPORATION DL-(3-14C)SERINE INTO PHOSPHATIDYLSERINE.


TISSUE LEVELS OF ACID-INSOLUBLE CARNITINE IN RAT HEART.


FATTY ACID COMPOSITION OF THE LIPIDS OF MEMBRANES OF GRAM-POSITIVE BACTERIA AND "WALLS" OF GRAM-NEGATIVE BACTERIA.


FACTORS EFFECTING THE CHAIN-LENGTH OF FATTY ACIDS SYNTHESISED BY LACTATING-RABBIT MAMMARY GLANDS.


STIMULATION OF LIPID BIOSYNTHESIS IN SYMPATHETIC AND SENSORY GANGLIA BY A SPECIFIC NERVE GROWTH FACTOR.


CHOLESTEROL ESTERASE ACTIVITY IN DEVELOPING RAT BRAIN.


THE BASAL METABOLIC RATE OF PREMATURE INFANTS.


FORMATION OF HEME IN EMBRYONIC AVIAN TISSUE.


LIGHT SENSITIVITY IN THE NEONATE: A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


RECORDING TECHNIQUES AND RESULTS FOR AMNIOTIC AND EMBRYONIC MOVEMENT IN SITU DURING HEN EGG INCUBATION.


A GLASS ROTATING VISCOMETER.

A GLASS ROTATING VISCOMETER.


THE EFFECTS OF DRUGS AND REAGENTS ON THE DEFORMABILITY OF DENSE RED CELL PACKS.


MEASUREMENT OF STREAMING BIREFRINGENCE USING FARADAY EFFECT MODULATION.


THE SPECTACLE LENS--CONTACT LENS SYSTEM.


THE SPORTS WEARER OF CONTACT LENSES--A NEW APPROACH.


THE CONTACT LENS FOR SUBNORMAL VISUAL ACUITY.


WHY THE SMALL CONTACT LENS?

WHY THE SMALL CONTACT LENS?


AFTER-CARE OF THE CONTACT LENS PATIENT.

AFTER-CARE OF THE CONTACT LENS PATIENT.


THE CONTROL OF ECCENTRICALLY LOCATING CORNEAL CONTACT LENSES.


A NEW KERATOMETER AND ITS APPLICATION TO CORNEAL TOPOGRAPHY.


THE SEARCH FOR A COMMON FACTOR IN SUCCESSFUL CONTACT LENS PRESCRIBING.


THE FALLACY OF OPHTHALMOMETRY.

THE FALLACY OF OPHTHALMOMETRY.


CORNEAL LENS STORAGE: A CRITICAL APPRAISAL.


CHARACTERISTICS OF TINTED CONTACT LENSES.


CHECKING PREFORMED CONTACT LENSES.

CHECKING PREFORMED CONTACT LENSES.


UNDERWATER CONTACT LENSES.

UNDERWATER CONTACT LENSES.


CONTACT LENSES IN THE TREATMENT OF INFANTILE AND JUVENILE APHAKIA.


VITAL STAINING IN PRACTICE USING A MIXED STAIN AND ALCIAN BLUE.


DETERMINING FINAL POWER OF BITORIC LENSES.


THE HISTORY OF THE MOULDED ALL-PLASTIC LENS.


FORUM ON AFTER-CARE.

FORUM ON AFTER-CARE.


PATHOLOGICAL FRACTURES IN A CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL.


CALLUS FORMATION IN SEVERE BRAIN INJURIES.


PAINFUL FINGER. GRANULOMA ABOUT THE DIGITAL NERVE DUE TO LOCAL IMPLANTATION OF MERCURY.


THE UNSTABLE ANKLE.

THE UNSTABLE ANKLE.


HETEROTOPIC OSSIFICATION OF PATELLAR TENDON.


OBSERVATIONS ON A SCOLIOTIC SPINE.

OBSERVATIONS ON A SCOLIOTIC SPINE.


BONE GRAFT REPLACEMENT OF THUMB METACARPAL.


OPEN EPIPHYSIOLYSIS OF THE UNGUAL PHALANX.


SPONTANEOUS HEMORRHAGE OF BURSAE AND JOINTS IN THE ELDERLY.


EPIPHYSEAL ANKLE FRACTURES.

EPIPHYSEAL ANKLE FRACTURES.


ON ACUTE TISSUE CALCINOSIS.

ON ACUTE TISSUE CALCINOSIS.


THE ROLE OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE IN TUBERCULOSIS CONTROL.


MORTALITY FROM CANCER IN CANADA.

MORTALITY FROM CANCER IN CANADA.


HUMAN WESTERN EQUINE ENCEPHALOMYELITIS (WEE) IN SASKATCHEWAN.


AUSTRALIA'S VOLUNTARY HEALTH SCHEME.

AUSTRALIA'S VOLUNTARY HEALTH SCHEME.


TRENDS IN THE TUBERCULOSIS FIELD.

TRENDS IN THE TUBERCULOSIS FIELD.


SMOKING AND HEALTH--THE ASSOCIATION AND YOU.


EMERGING PATTERNS AND TRENDS IN TUBERCULOSIS TREATMENT.


INCREASING DIFFICULTIES IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF TUBERCULOSIS.


THE SMOKING ENIGMA.

THE SMOKING ENIGMA.


THE CYTOLOGY PROGRAM IN BRITISH COLUMBIA.


AN EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH TO THE PREVENTION OF MALADJUSTMENT AND MENTAL DISEASE IN NORWAY.


SHOULD THERE BE CANADIAN DRINKING WATER STANDARDS?


EMERGING PATTERNS AND TRENDS IN TUBERCULOSIS.


A CASE OF CRIGLER-NAJJAR'S DISEASE TREATED BY LIGHT IRRADIATION.


A FOLLOW UP OF PATIENTS WITH LOW BACK PAIN TREATED WITHOUT SURGERY.


PERICARDITIS.

PERICARDITIS.


CARDIAC ARREST IN SURGICAL PATIENTS.

CARDIAC ARREST IN SURGICAL PATIENTS.


EPIDERMODYSPLASIA VERRUCIFORMIS (LEWANDOWSKY-LUTZ).


THE STRUCTURE AND DEVELOPMENT OF SKIN IN MAN.


BIOCHEMICAL CHANGES IN PSORIASIS--A REVIEW.


POROKERATOSIS OF MIBELLI.

POROKERATOSIS OF MIBELLI.


SOME OBSERVATION IN CONTACT CLINIC.

SOME OBSERVATION IN CONTACT CLINIC.


EMETINE HYDROCHLORIDE IN THE TREATMENT OF HERPES ZOSTER.


THE SUNGEI BULOH LEPROSARIUM.

THE SUNGEI BULOH LEPROSARIUM.


DEVELOPMENT OF CLONAL LINES FROM A MOUSE FIBROSARCOMA CELL STRAIN MFS8.


STUDIES IN IMMUNOCHEMISTRY OF VIBRIO CHOLERAE. VI. HAEMAGGLUTINATION.


DIETARY FATS, SERUM LIPIDS AND FAECAL BILE ACIDS: A SHORT-TERM STUDY IN HUMAN VOLUNTEERS.


BIOCHEMICAL STUDY OF THE CONNECTIVE TISSUE REPAIR UNDER BETA-AMINO-PROPIONITRILE. II. HEXOSAMINE AND TOTAL ACID MUCOPOLYSACCHARIDES.


BIOCHEMICAL STUDY OF THE CONNECTIVE TISSUE REPAIR UNDER BETA-AMINO-PROPIONITRILE. I. TOTAL AMOUNT OF THE CONNECTIVE TISSUE, WATER CONTENT, DNA, RNA, AND DNA-RNA RATIO.


BIOCHEMICAL STUDY OF THE CONNECTIVE TISSUE REPAIR UNDER BETA-AMINO-PROPIONITRILE. IV. TOTAL LIPID AND DIFFERENT LIPID FRACTIONS.


BIOCHEMICAL STUDY OF THE CONNECTIVE TISSUE REPAIR UNDER BETA-AMINO-PROPIONITRILE. 3. GLYCOGEN.


BIOCHEMICAL STUDY OF THE CONNECTIVE TISSUE REPAIR UNDER BETA-AMINO-PROPIONITRILE. V. DIFFERENT COLLAGEN FRACTIONS.


CIRCULATORY REFLEXES IN LEPROSY.

CIRCULATORY REFLEXES IN LEPROSY.


EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON THE ANTIARTHRITIC EFFECT OF CERTAIN INDIGENOUS DRUGS.


CHANGEOVER OF A MENTAL HOSPITAL UNIT INTO A THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY.


USE OF GROUPS IN VARIOUS MODALITIES OF HOSPITAL TREATMENT.


A COMMUNITY OF PSYCHOTHERAPISTS.

A COMMUNITY OF PSYCHOTHERAPISTS.


ANALYZING A THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY MEETING.


GROUP APPROACHES IN THE THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY: OPENING REMARKS.


SOME ASPECTS OF GROUP DYNAMICS AND THE ANALYSIS OF TRANSFERENCE AND DEFENSES.


EXPERIENTIAL FAMILY THERAPY.

EXPERIENTIAL FAMILY THERAPY.


GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR STUTTERERS.

GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR STUTTERERS.


A PASSING GLANCE AT THE THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY IN 1964.


GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY WITH LATENCY AGE BOYS.


THERAPEUTIC MANAGEMENT OF MULTIPLE FAMILY GROUPS.


GROUP TECHNIQUES AND WARD ADMINISTRATION IN A MILITARY HOSPITAL.


POSTOPERATIVE SPLINTING.

POSTOPERATIVE SPLINTING.


SKIN GRAFT FOLLOWING AVULSION OF NAIL. A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


THE MODIFIED JONES SUSPENSION. A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


GLOMANGIOMA; THE PHYSIOLOGIC EFFECT OF TRAUMATIZED ARTERIOVENOUS SHUNTS.


1964 SURVEY OF THE PODIATRY PROFESSION. I. THE PODIATRISTS: DISTRIBUTION, EDUCATION, ORGANIZATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS.


ATYPICAL TAILOR'S BUNION IN A TEENAGER. A CASE REPORT.


POST-TRAUMATIC EPIDERMAL INCLUSION CYST. A CASE REPORT.


EPIDERMAL INCLUSION CYST OF FOOT WITH FOREIGN BODY REACTION. A CASE REPORT.


BIFID TERMINAL PHALANX OF FIRST TOE OR POLYPHALANGISM. A CASE REPORT.


PODIATRY FACES THE FUTURE. THE CHALLENGE, THE OPPORTUNITY, AND THE PLAN.


EMULSIFICATION OF LIQUID MONKEY FOOD.

EMULSIFICATION OF LIQUID MONKEY FOOD.


A METHOD FOR CARDIAC RECORDING FROM SURFACE ELECTRODES IN THE RAT DURING FREE-OPERANT PROCEDURES.


SOME PROPERTIES OF SPACED RESPONDING IN PIGEONS. Pigeons exposed to a schedule which reinforces interresponse times (IRTs) longer than a given value (DRL schedule) eventually reach a stable pattern of responding which is shown to be a function both of the DRL value and of previous experience with other DRL values. On any given DRL schedule, the stable performance of most pigeons which have been previously exposed to a variety of such schedules, shows an IRT distribution with median equal to the DRL value. For DRL values longer than about 30 sec, however, the median IRT falls short of the DRL value; this failure of adjustment to longer values appears to be a species characteristic of pigeons. The function relating reinforcement rate to 1/DRL value is also shown to be approximately linear over the same range, with variable slope (less than 45 degrees ) and a downturn in the vicinity of DRL 30.


EFFECTS OF EFFORT ON RESPONSE RATE.

EFFECTS OF EFFORT ON RESPONSE RATE. Pigeons were trained to peck for food reinforcement, and the minimum effective force for a peck was varied. In a single-key situation, the response rate was unaffected up to a certain force value, beyond which increments caused a proportional decrement in response rate. Transient enhancement and suppression effects were observed following a change in the force requirement. A change from a high force requirement to a low force requirement resulted in a temporary enhancement of response rate above the stable performance level, whereas a change from a low to a high requirement produced a temporary suppression of the rate below the stable rate. In a two-key situation, the response rate on a key with a given force remained unaffected by the force requirement on the other key. When the rate of response was plotted against the required force, the resultant function was remarkably similar to that obtained from the single-key experiment. When the rates of reinforcement on the two keys differed, the decrement in response rate produced by an increase in the force requirement was proportionally greater on the key with the lower rate of reinforcement.


A LIQUID REINFORCER FOR THE CAT.

A LIQUID REINFORCER FOR THE CAT.


A NOTE ON BEHAVIORAL TOLERANCE TO MEPROBAMATE. Behavioral tolerance to meprobamate was demonstrated in a cat, on an FI schedule, without behavior taking place during the chronic treatment. Behavioral factors, such as the development of corrective patterns of behavior, do not explain behavioral tolerance in this case.


MOTIVATIONAL ASPECTS OF ESCAPE FROM PUNISHMENT. Punishment and escape were studied simultaneously by allowing a subject to escape from a stimulus situation in which responses were punished, into a stimulus situation in which responses were not punished. The frequency of the punished responses was found to be an inverse function of the intensity of punishment, whereas the frequency of the escape response was a direct function of the intensity of punishment. Both of these functions were obtained under three different schedules of food reinforcement. The strength of the escape behavior was evidenced by (1) the emergence of the escape response even when the frequency of food reinforcement decreased as a consequence of the escape response, (2) the maintenance of the escape response by fixed-interval and fixed-ratio schedules of escape reinforcement, and (3) the occurrence of escape responses at intensities of punishment that otherwise produced only mild suppression of the punished response when no escape was possible. This last finding indicates that a subject may be driven out of a situation involving punishment even though the punishment is relatively ineffective in suppressing the punished responses when no escape is possible.


MAINTAINED GENERALIZATION TESTING OF CONDITIONED SUPPRESSION. This study concerns the use of a multiple stimulus discrimination procedure for producing data on the generalization of conditioned suppression. Four rats were maintained on a variable interval schedule of milk reinforcement in the presence of five stimuli varying in auditory click rate. When response rates were stable, electric shock was regularly paired with the termination of one of the click stimuli. For two rats the shock was paired with the slowest click rate, and for two rats shock was paired with the fastest click rate. The VI schedule remained in effect. Plots of the relative rates of response to each of the five stimuli yielded concave gradients for both animals suppressed at the slowest click rate, and flat gradients with a sharp drop at the warning stimulus for both animals suppressed at the fastest click rate. When the warning stimuli were reversed for both pairs of subjects, both gradient forms were reproduced. The present procedure was contrasted with procedures used by other investigators.


THE EFFECT OF MULTIPLE S-DELTA PERIODS ON RESPONDING ON A FIXED-INTERVAL SCHEDULE. II. IN A PRIMATE. A squirrel monkey was subjected to a fixed-interval pattern of reinforcement. During the course of each interval a bright white light was repeatedly presented. In the presence of the white light, a response was never immediately followed by food; the white light thus functioned as S(Delta). Responding was interrupted during the S(Delta) periods, but in the squirrel monkey as in the pigeon, these interruptions did not destroy the characteristic scalloped pattern of the cumulatively recorded responding through each interval.


ELICITATION OF AGGRESSION BY A PHYSICAL BLOW. Squirrel monkeys were exposed to brief tail-pinches in the presence of a cloth-covered ball. Attack was elicited against the ball as a direct function of the force of the tail-pinch. This finding in conjunction with previous findings regarding electric shock and intense heat demonstrates that several types of aversive stimulation can elicit aggression.


PLOTTING AND ANALYZING CUMULATIVE RESPONSE CURVES IN OPERANT CONDITIONING STUDIES. Because the response and time scales used in plotting cumulative response curves are often poorly selected, ineffective displays often result. The visual cue of a response rate change is the difference, [Formula: see text] between the angles, theta(1) and theta(2), representing the two rates, R(1) and R(2). These variables are related by: [Formula: see text] For a given rate change, the value of theta(1), namely, (M)theta(1), that yields the maximum value of [Formula: see text] namely, [Formula: see text] is given by (M)theta(1)=arc sin [Formula: see text] Ideally, the initial response rate should be represented by the (M)theta(1) appropriate for a given rate change. Because of practical considerations, however, some compromises with the ideal are allowable. Included in the discussion are (a) steps required to select appropriate response and time scales, with examples, and (b) guideposts for evaluating rate changes by means of angular changes.


A SIMPLE ZENER DIODE VOLTAGE REGULATOR.

A SIMPLE ZENER DIODE VOLTAGE REGULATOR.


FIXED-RATIO ESCAPE PERFORMANCE WITH A WHEEL-BAR.


SOME SEQUENTIAL ASPECTS OF IRTS EMITTED DURING SIDMAN-AVOIDANCE BEHAVIOR IN THE WHITE RAT. This study investigated some of the serial patterns among interresponse times during Sidman avoidance. It was found that the momentary probability of a response was determined by the length of exposure to the avoidance procedure during a session, by the time since the last shock, and by the duration of the preceding IRT.


ILLEGITIMACY.

ILLEGITIMACY.


CARCINOMA OF THE PROSTATE; THE VALUE OF DIGITAL RECTAL EXAMINATION IN DIAGNOSIS.


RACIAL INTEGRATION IN THE PSYCHIATRIC FIELD.


PUBLIC MEDICAL CARE PROGRAMS--SOME INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS.


UNSUCCESSFUL KERATOPLASTY IN UNILATERAL KERATOCONUS; A CASE REPORT.


LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS, SYSTEMIC SCLERODERMA AND DERMATOMYOSITIS.


THE SKIN, THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, AND CARCINOMAS.


ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH NEEDS AND THE ROLE OF THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.


THE ROLE OF THE NURSE IN MEDICAL PRACTICE.


THE PUBLIC MENTAL HOSPITAL: AN EXAMPLE OF MINORITY ISOLATION.


INFANT MORTALITY.

INFANT MORTALITY.


BACKLASH AGAINST "WHIPLASH".

BACKLASH AGAINST "WHIPLASH".


THE HILL-BURTON PROGRAM AND CIVIL RIGHTS.


AN ADDRESS.

AN ADDRESS.


RES IPSA LOQUITUR IN MEDICAL MALPRACTICE.


COMMUNITY HOSPITAL, WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA: A HISTORICAL ACCOUNT.


THE SURGICAL APPROACHES TO THE VERTEBRAL BODIES.


THE MANAGEMENT OF UPPER LIMB DEFICIENCIES IN THE THALIDOMIDE-TYPE SYNDROME.


THE DIAGNOSIS OF RENAL MASSES BY RADIOLOGICAL METHODS.


SURGICAL ASPECTS OF LYMPHOGRAPHY.

SURGICAL ASPECTS OF LYMPHOGRAPHY.


ATTEMPTED INDUCTION OF MALABSORPTION BY FAECAL CONTAMINATION OF THE JEJUNUM.


FORWARD REFLECTION OF THE PROXIMAL THIRD OF VASTUS LATERALIS MUSCLE.


ADVANCES IN THE MANAGEMENT OF CARDIAC ARREST.


GUIDES TO THE SAFE USE OF BLOOD TRANSFUSION THERAPY. 3. TRANSFUSION REACTIONS.


POISONOUS PLANTS OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 2.

POISONOUS PLANTS OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 2.


MEDICAL SCHOOLING IN SOUTH CAROLINA. II. BEGINNINGS AND SPONSORSHIP.


RESULTS OF METHYLDOPA-CHLOROTHIAZIDE THERAPY IN HYPERTENSIVE PATIENTS WITH RENAL DISEASE.


WHAT THE CLERGYMAN EXPECTS FROM THE DOCTOR.


TREATMENT OF THE WHOLE MAN.

TREATMENT OF THE WHOLE MAN.


WHAT THE DOCTOR EXPECTS OF THE PASTOR.

WHAT THE DOCTOR EXPECTS OF THE PASTOR.


MEDICO-RELIGIOUS PROGRAM IN WICOMICO COUNTY.


THE CHAPLAIN IN THE LARGE HOSPITAL.

THE CHAPLAIN IN THE LARGE HOSPITAL.


THE CHAPLAINCY PROGRAM IN A SMALL HOSPITAL.


THE MARYLAND COUNCIL OF CHURCHES AND ITS RELATION TO THE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.


THE ACID PERFUSION TEST IN THE DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF CHEST PAIN.


PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS IN REHABILITATION.


THE ENGLISH DISEASE.

THE ENGLISH DISEASE.


PROGRAM FOR RETARDED AT HENRYTON STATE HOSPITAL.


BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS OF MARYLAND ADDENDA TO DIRECTORY OF REGISTERED PHYSICIANS. PHYSICIANS REGISTERED NOVEMBER 1, 1964, TO JANUARY 31, 1965.


ANTIBIOTICS IN CANADA AND THEIR CONTROL.


STUDY OF THE DECAY RATE OF PENICILLIN-RESISTANT STAPHYLOCOCCI IN THE TORROID DRUM.


NATIONAL HEALTH GRANT, 1948-1961. 18.

NATIONAL HEALTH GRANT, 1948-1961. 18.


CONGENITAL ARTERIOVENOUS FISTULA CONFINED TO A SINGLE EXTREMITY. A REPORT OF ONE CASE.


CATION LOAD AND RENAL FUNCTION IN HYPERTENSION.


DIURETICS AND ELECTROLYTE ABNORMALITIES IN CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE. 3. ELECTROLYTE DISTURBANCES IN CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE.


CHANGING LAWS INCREASE AUXILIARY LIABILITY.


CORONARY CARE UNIT. I. A SPECIALIZED INTENSIVE CARE UNIT FOR ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.


A PICTORIAL REPORT ON THE EXPANDED ROLE OF ONE PROFESSIONAL NURSE.


IN THE MIDDLE OF THE MUDDLE.

IN THE MIDDLE OF THE MUDDLE.


THE MYTHS AND ASSUMPTIONS ABOUT TEAM NURSING.


THE DILEMMA OF A PROFESSIONAL IN A BUREAUCRACY.


RITUALISM IN NURSING PRACTICE.

RITUALISM IN NURSING PRACTICE.


DEATH IN THE HOSPITAL; A PROBLEM FOR STUDY.


THE EXPANDING ROLE OF THE PROFESSIONAL NURSE IN A HOSPITAL.


THE RIGHT TO FAIL.

THE RIGHT TO FAIL.


COMMUNITY SUPPORT FOR A COUNTY NURSING SERVICE.


A TAILOR-MADE CASELOAD FOR STUDENTS.

A TAILOR-MADE CASELOAD FOR STUDENTS.


A LITERATURE UTILIZATION PROGRAM.

A LITERATURE UTILIZATION PROGRAM.


THE PSYCHODYNAMICS OF DIETETICS.

THE PSYCHODYNAMICS OF DIETETICS.


A UNIQUE CLINIC FOR CLINICAL EXPERIENCE.


ON BECOMING A DEAN.

ON BECOMING A DEAN.


A NURSING MAJOR WITHOUT NURSING.

A NURSING MAJOR WITHOUT NURSING.


A CHEMISTRY COURSE ON VIDEOTAPE.

A CHEMISTRY COURSE ON VIDEOTAPE.


A CURABLE TUMOR.

A CURABLE TUMOR.


WHO SHOULD PAY--AND HOW MUCH?

WHO SHOULD PAY--AND HOW MUCH?


RAMIFICATIONS OF A PROCEDURE INVESTIGATION.


CHOLECYSTECTOMY IN A BLIND PATIENT.

CHOLECYSTECTOMY IN A BLIND PATIENT.


WHERE SHOULD I TRAIN?

WHERE SHOULD I TRAIN?


SPEECH AFTER LARYNGECTOMY.

SPEECH AFTER LARYNGECTOMY.


THE STEROIDS. 2. SUBSTANCES ANALOGOUS TO CORTISONE.


ARTERIAL SURGERY FOR NURSES. 6. CARE AFTER ARTERIAL OPERATIONS.


SMALLPOX: CONSTANT ALERT.

SMALLPOX: CONSTANT ALERT.


CLOSTRIDIUM WELCHII FOOD POISONING.

CLOSTRIDIUM WELCHII FOOD POISONING.


UNIT VERSUS HOSPITAL.

UNIT VERSUS HOSPITAL.


LIFE BEGINS AT 42.

LIFE BEGINS AT 42.


HUMORAL TRANSMISSION OF SLEEP AND WAKEFULNESS. 3. HEMODIALYSIS OF ACTIVATING HUMORS DURING STIMULATION OF THE MIDBRAIN RETICULAR SYSTEM.


DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE CHRONOTROPIC EFFECT OF ATP ON THE ISOLATED FROG HEART AND THE ISOLATED FROG VENTRICLE.


JUNIOR STAFF AND POSTGRADUATE EDUCATION IN A DISTRICT HOSPITAL.


THE TERMINATION OF CARDIAC ARRYTHMIAS BY DIRECT CURRENT SHOCK.


STEROID HORMONE FORMATION IN THE HUMAN OVARY.


ANEURYSMS OF THE ABDOMINAL AORTA.

ANEURYSMS OF THE ABDOMINAL AORTA.


EXTRA-GONADAL CHORIOCARCINOMA IN THE MALE.


SPLENIC CYSTS.

SPLENIC CYSTS.


THE USE OF HYDROCORTISONE IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS WITH PERITONITIS.


THE DANGEROUS SUBMUCOUS UTERINE MYOMA.

THE DANGEROUS SUBMUCOUS UTERINE MYOMA.


THE SPLENIC FLEXURE SYNDROME.

THE SPLENIC FLEXURE SYNDROME.


FAMILIAL INCIDENCE OF DIFFUSE INTERSTITIAL PULMONARY FIBROSIS.


FAT EMBOLISM IN FOUR PATIENTS TREATED FOR FRACTURES.


INTRACTABLE PRURITUS DUE TO HEPATIC CIRRHOSIS RELIEVED BY CHOLESTYRAMINE.


PANCREATICO-BRONCHIAL FISTULAE.

PANCREATICO-BRONCHIAL FISTULAE.


THE EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON WEIGHT CHANGES AND WATER FLUXES IN THE COMMON FROG RANA TEMPORARIA.


THE GESTALT OF SOCIAL PSYCHIATRY.

THE GESTALT OF SOCIAL PSYCHIATRY.


DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF SCHIZOPHRENIA IN ADOLESCENTS.


FISSION PRODUCT GAMMA ACTIVITY IN SURFACE AIR--80TH MERIDIAN AND U.S. LOCATIONS.


CESIUM-137 IN MILK FROM DRY-LOT AND PASTURE-FED COWS IN FORT COLLINS, COLORADO, DURING 1963=.


RADIONUCLIDE LEVELS IN TEEN-AGE DIETS--A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF TWO SAMPLING PROGRAMS, FEBRUARY-JUNE 1964.


MICHIGAN  DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH REACTOR ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM--A SUMMARY REPORT.


ABOUT AN UNUSUAL FOREIGN BODY IN BOTH OF THE INTERNAL AUDITORY CANALS.


THE ASSESSMENT OF CARDIAC DEFECTS BY DYE-DILUTION TECHNICS.


AERORADIOACTIVITY SURVEY AND AREAL GEOLOGY OF PARTS OF EAST-CENTRAL NEW YORK AND WEST-CENTRAL NEW ENGLAND (ARMS-I). CEX-59.4.14.


SEMI-ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT, JANUARY 1 - JUNE 30, 1964. ORO-625.


A PROCEDURE TO DETERMINE THE RELATIVE EXTENT OF REACTOR FISSION PRODUCT RELEASES UNDER VARIOUS METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS. HASL-148.


EPIDEMIOLOGICAL FOLLOW-UP OF THE NEW JERSEY RADIUM CASES.  I. REPORT OF THE MEDICAL STUDY GROUP. II. RESUMES OF FINDINGS FROM INDIVIDUAL CASE STUDIES. NYO-2181-2.


POSTOPERATIVE BLEEDING: IDENTIFICATION OF CAUSES AND MANAGEMENT.


FALLOUT PROGRAM QUARTERLY SUMMARY REPORT (JUNE 1, 1964 THROUGH SEPTEMBER 1, 1964). HASL-149.


ORGAN TRANSPLANTATION: A REVIEW OF EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES AND CLINICAL APPLICATIONS.


ENVIRONMENTAL RADIATION MEASUREMENTS IN THE SOUTHEASTERN, CENTRAL AND WESTERN UNITED STATES, 1962-1963. HASL-145.


FALLOUT PROGRAM QUARTERLY SUMMARY REPORT (MARCH 1, 1964 THROUGH JUNE 1, 1964). HASL-146.


THE CLINICAL RESEARCH UNIT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN MEDICAL CENTER.


TEN MOST COMMON HOUSEHOLD POISONS: SIGNS, SYMPTOMS, AND TREATMENT.


HASL CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE STUDY OF FALLOUT IN FOOD CHAINS. HASL-147.


MEASUREMENTS FROM GRAVEL GERTIE TESTS. SC-R-64-127.


DETERMINATION OF CERIUM-144 IN VEGETATION AND SOIL. HASL-143.


PATHOLOGY-RADIATION THERAPY CONFERENCE: MULTIPLE MYELOMA.


THE NURSE AND POSTOPERATIVE BLEEDING.

THE NURSE AND POSTOPERATIVE BLEEDING.


THE ROLE OF TRANQUILIZERS AND ANTIDEPRESSANTS IN MEDICAL PRACTICE.


DECISION MAKING WITH FREE OPERANT RESPONSES. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. ESD-TDR-64-449.


AN INSTANTANEOUSLY-RESPONDING EXPANSION AMPLIFIER: A METHOD AND DEVICE FOR SIGNAL ENHANCEMENT IN NOISY COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. ESD-TDR-64-506.


DESIGN AND USE OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS FOR AUTOMATED ON-THE-JOB TRAINING. II. DESIGN OF SELF-INSTRUCTIONAL FEATURES. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. ESD-TDR-64-234.


THE DECISION SCIENCES LABORATORY PROGRAM OF TECHNIQUES AND FACILITIES FOR AUTOMATING RESEARCH. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. ESD-TDR-64-553.


DECISION SCIENCES LABORATORY BIENNIAL PROGRESS REPORT: JULY 1962 THROUGH JUNE 1964. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. ESD-TDR-64-609.


A GENERALIZED TEACHING MACHINE DECISION STRUCTURE WITH APPLICATION TO SPEED READING. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. ESD-TDR-64-523.


PURPOSIVE SYSTEMS: THEORY AND APPLICATION (FINAL REPORT). TECHN DOCUM REP NO. ESD-TDR-64-531.


DESIGN AND USE OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS FOR AUTOMATED ON-THE-JOB TRAINING. I. CONCEPTUAL AND EXPERIMENTAL APPROACHES. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. ESD-TDR-64-234.


THE RANGE OF VISUAL SEARCH (FINAL REPORT). TECHN DOCUM REP NO. ESD-TDR-64-535.


DNA SYNTHETIC RATES AND CHROMOSOME REPLICATION IN GENERATING MARROW CELLS. USNRDL-TR-779.


QUANTITATIVE STUDIES ON COLONY-FORMING UNITS IN RADIATION CHIMERAS. I. ISOGENIC CHIMERAS. USNRDL-TR-782.


RESEARCH ON ZOONOSES.

RESEARCH ON ZOONOSES.


ABSCOPAL EFFECTS OF WHOLE-BODY X-IRRADIATION ON COMPENSATORY HYPERTROPHY OF THE RAT KIDNEY. USNRDL-TR-783.


THE ENTOMOLOGIST IN MALARIA ERADICATION.


MASS CAMPAIGNS AND GENERAL HEALTH SERVICES.


MAKING SALT WATER DRINKABLE.

MAKING SALT WATER DRINKABLE.


ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE AND RESULTING IMPACTS ON HEALTH.


DECLINE IN INFANT AND CHILD MORTALITY.

DECLINE IN INFANT AND CHILD MORTALITY.


PROBLEMS OF IMMUNOLOGY TODAY.

PROBLEMS OF IMMUNOLOGY TODAY.


WHO EXPERT COMMITTEE ON BIOLOGICAL STANDARDIZATION. SEVENTEENTH REPORT.


INTEGRATION OF MASS CAMPAIGNS AGAINST SPECIFIC DISEASES INTO GENERAL HEALTH SERVICES. REPORT OF A WHO STUDY GROUP.


ORGANIZATION OF DENTAL PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES. REPORT OF A WHO EXPERT COMMITTEE ON DENTAL HEALTH.


SURGICAL TREATMENT OF PULMONARY EMBOLISM.


MILWAUKEE'S RADIOLOGIC HERITAGE.

MILWAUKEE'S RADIOLOGIC HERITAGE.


SPONDYLOLYSIS AND SPONDYLOLISTHESIS ARE NOT CONGENITAL.


CLINICOPATHOLOGIC CONFERENCE; SPONSORED BY THE SECTION ON PATHOLOGY, STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY OF WISCONSIN.


NEWER ANTIDEPRESSANT DRUGS: DESIPRAMINE AND NORTRIPTYLINE.


FATTY ACID COMPOSITION OF SMALL BOWEL MUCOSA.


FATTY ACID PATTERNS IN SMALL BOWEL BIOPSIES DURING FAT ABSORPTION.


QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION OF FECAL TRYPSIN AND CHYMOTRYPSIN: A SCREENING TEST FOR PANCREATIC EXOCRINE INSUFFICIENCY.


INHIBITION OF PANCREATIC LIPASE BY CHLORTETRACYCLINE. THE EFFECT OF PANCREATIC LIPASE ON LIPID DIGESTION AND ABSORPTION.


THE PLACE OF SURGERY IN THE TREATMENT OF THE POST-GASTRECTOMY SYNDROMES.


ROLE OF VITAMIN D IN POST-GASTRECTOMY BONE DISEASES.


SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT--GOVERNMENT BY INITIATIVE.


THE SEARCH FOR A LASTING TOLERANCE OF HOMOGRAFTS WHICH IS SPECIFIC FOR DONOR TISSUE.


RENAL HYPERTENSION SECONDARY TO RENAL TUBERCULOSIS. REPORT OF CURE IN FOUR PATIENTS TREATED BY NEPHRECTOMY.


HYPERTENSION AND HYPERALDOSTERONISM OF RENAL AND ADRENAL ORIGIN.


TRANSIENT EXCESS URINARY EXCRETION OF ANTIDIURETIC MATERIAL IN ACUTE INTERMITTENT PORPHYRIA WITH HYPONATREMIA AND HYPOMAGNESEMIA.


FATTY LIVER OF PREGNANCY AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO TETRACYCLINE THERAPY.


STUDIES WITH RADIOIODINATED COLD AGGLUTININS OF TEN PATIENTS.


CLINICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL EFFECTS OF CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE IN PATIENTS WITH MALIGNANT CARCINOID.


SEPARATION OF ALBUMIN FROM BENCE JONES PROTEIN BY FILTRATION THROUGH SEPHADEX G 75.


TOXIC NEPHROPATHY.

TOXIC NEPHROPATHY.


HEMOSIDEROSIS VERSUS HEMOCHROMATOSIS: REFRACTORY ANEMIA, HEPATIC DYSFUNCTION, DIABETES AND INCREASED TISSUE IRON DEPOSITS.


MACROCRYOGELGLOBULINEMIA. REPORT OF A CASE, WITH UNUSUAL SPONTANEOUS RECOVERY.


MAMMARY TISSUE INJURY RESULTING FROM IMPROPER MACHINE MILKING.


ADDISON'S DISEASE AND HYPERTHYROIDISM. REPORT OF A CASE AND DEMONSTRATION OF CIRCULATING ADRENAL AND THYROID ANTIBODIES.


NITRITE INTOXICATION IN CATTLE: THE EFFECTS OF LETHAL DOSES OF NITRITE ON BLOOD PRESSURE.


FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY AND CULTURAL TECHNIQUES IN CUTANEOUS STREPTOTHRICOSIS.


ISOLATION AND TRANSMISSION STUDIES WITH BOVINE PARAINFLUENZA-3 VIRUS.


SUCCESSIVE PRETERMINAL GESTATION CESAREAN SECTIONS IN THE COW: SURGICAL STUDIES.


SUCCESSIVE PRETERMINAL GESTATION CESAREAN SECTIONS IN THE COW: REPRODUCTIVE PHENOMENA AND AN EVALUATION OF THE TECHNIQUE.


THE BIOLOGICAL HALF-LIFE OF MOLYBDENUM-99 IN NORMAL AND NUTRITIONALLY DEFICIENT COWS.


THE EFFECTS OF BLOOD AND NONFAT MILK CONSTITUTENTS ON DIFFUSION OF BACTERIAL INHIBITORS IN AGAR MEDIUMS.


VIBRIO INFECTION OF THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS OF CATTLE.


AN INSTRUMENT FOR OBTAINING ASEPTIC BACTERIOLOGIC AND HISTOLOGIC SAMPLES FROM THE BOVINE GENITAL TRACT.


SEROLOGIC STABILITY AND SPECIFICITY OF AGGLUTINATING ANAPLASMA MARGINALE ANTIGEN.


TREAT LESIONS IN HEIFERS EXPERIMENTALLY INFECTED WITH FOOT-AND MOUTH DISEASE VIRUS.


INTRARUMINAL INJECTION OF VITAMIN A IN STEERS.


PROBLEMS OF GONADOTROPIN-INDUCED MULTIPLE PREGNANCY IN BEEF CATTLE.


GASTROINTESTINAL PARASITES OF ADULT SLAUGHTER CATTLE IN GUATEMALA.


EFFECTS OF EXPERIMENTALLY INDUCED LEUKOCYTOSIS IN BOVINE MAMMARY GLANDS UPON INFECTIONS WITH STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS, STREPTOCOCCUS AGALACTIAE, AND AEROBACTER AEROGENES.


IN VITRO PHAGOCYTIC ACTIVITIES OF LEUKOCYTES ISOLATED FROM THE MAMMARY SECRETIONS OF A COW.


INTESTINAL ABSORPTION OF HOMOLOGOUS AND HETEROLOGOUS SERUM GLOBULINS BY THE NEWBORN PIG.


PERSISTENT INFECTIONS OF SUBCULTURABLE SWINE BUFFY COAT CELLS WITH HOG CHOLERA VIRUS.


THE PERSISTENCE OF PASSIVELY ADMINISTERED ANTIBODIES OF HOMOLOGOUS AND HETEROLOGOUS ORIGIN IN THE CIRCULATION OF BABY PIGS.


ELECTROPHORETIC DISTRIBUTION OF PROTEIN IN THE SERUM OF SWINE WITH RHEUMATOID-LIKE ARTHRITIS.


STUDIES ON THE COMPARATIVE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF WILD EUROPEAN AND DOMESTIC SWINE TO HOG CHOLERA.


X-RAY EXPOSURE OF SWINE PREVIOUSLY EXPOSED TO A NUCLEAR DETONATION.


IMMUNOLOGY OF NEWBORN PIGS: RESPONSE TO LAPINIZED HOG CHOLERA VIRUS IN COLOSTRUM-DEPRIVED AND SUCKLING PIGS.


ERADICATION OF THE SWINE KIDNEY WORM, STEPHANURUS DENTATUS, FROM EXPERIMENTAL PASTURES BY HERD MANAGEMENT.


EFFECTS OF PROMAZINE AND CHLORAL HYDRATE ON THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM OF THE HORSE.


CEREBRAL BLOOD FLOW IN THE ANESTHETIZED GOAT: METHOD OF MEASUREMENT AND NORMAL VALUES.


ESTABLISHMENT AND CHARACTERIZATION OF CANINE THYROID ADENOCARCINOMA AND CANINE MELANOMA CELL LINES.


SOLUBLE CANINE RED BLOOD CELL ANTIGEN.

SOLUBLE CANINE RED BLOOD CELL ANTIGEN.


EFFECTS OF RUMINAL INSUFFLATION ON VENOUS RETURN IN THE GOAT.


A STUDY OF THE BLOOD GLUCOSE, SERUM TRANSAMINASE, AND ELECTROPHORETIC PATTERNS OF DOGS WITH INFECTIOUS CANINE HEPATITIS.


RADIOTRIIODOTHYRONINE FOR THE EVALUATION OF EXPERIMENTALLY INDUCED HYPOTHYROIDISM IN DOGS.


EPIZOOTIOLOGY OF STAPHYLOCOCCI IN DOGS.

EPIZOOTIOLOGY OF STAPHYLOCOCCI IN DOGS.


CARBON DIOXIDE ANESTHESIA IN CATS.

CARBON DIOXIDE ANESTHESIA IN CATS.


DISTRIBUTION OF CARBON-14 IN ASCARIDIA GALLI AND THE HOST CHICKEN, GIVEN RADIOACTIVE ALANINE OR GLUCOSE.


SUSCEPTIBILITY TO INTRATRACHEAL ADMINISTRATION OF MESOGENIC NEWCASTLE DISEASE VIRUS OF BROILERS IMMUNE TO INTRAMUSCULAR VELOGENIC-TYPE CHALLENGE.


THE ROLE OF "TOXIC FAT" IN THE PRODUCTION OF HYDROPERICARDIUM AND ASCITES IN CHICKENS.


STATISTICAL SURVEY OF ALEUTIAN DISEASE IN RANCH MINK.


CEREBROSPINAL NEMATODOSIS IN PENNSYLVANIA GROUNDHOGS (MARMOTA MONAX).


OSMOTIC FRAGILITY OF RED BLOOD CELLS OF YOUNG AND MATURE DOMESTIC AND LABORATORY ANIMALS.


PATHOGENESIS OF MURINE HEPATITIS: ROUTE OF INFECTION AND SUSCEPTIBILITY OF THE HOST.


DIRECT AND INDIRECT COMPLEMENT-FIXATION TESTS FOR INFECTIOUS BRONCHITIS VIRUS.


CARDIORENAL LESIONS OF POTASSIUM DEPLETION OR STEROID THERAPY IN THE RAT.


TOXICITY OF WATER EXTRACTS OF SCABBY BARLEY TO SUCKLING MICE.


ANAPLASMOSIS IN BIG GAME ANIMALS: EXPERIMENTAL INFECTION AND EVALUATION OF SEROLOGIC TESTS.


ANTIGENICITY AND IMMUNOGENICITY OF LEPTOSPIRES GROWN IN CHEMICALLY CHARACTERIZED MEDIUM.


SCREENING TESTS OF CARBAMATES AND THIOCARBAMATES AS POTENTIAL NEMATOCIDES.


EFFECT OF SUBTILIN ON NEWCASTLE DISEASE VIRUS.


IMPROVEMENTS IN THE TECHNIQUES FOR PRIMARY CULTIVATION OF MYCOBACTERIUM PARATUBERCULOSIS.


PROPHYLAXIS OF VESICULAR STOMATITIS: A FIELD TRIAL IN GUATEMALAN DAIRY CATTLE.


ANTIBIOTIC SENSITIVITY OF PHYSIOLOGIC GROUPS OF MICROAEROPHILIC VIBRIOS.


A PERMANENT OMASAL FISTULA FOR EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES IN SHEEP.


A METHOD FOR INVESTIGATING THE CONTENTS OF THE SUBARACHNOID SPACE IN THE DOG.


SUBCUTANEOUS TRANSLOCATION OF THE DOG KIDNEY.


USE OF TETRACYCLINE FLUORESCENCE TO DETERMINE DEVELOPMENT OF OSSIFICATION IN THE DOG.


EXPERIMENTAL USE OF A BLOOD-CLOT LIQUEFYING AGENT IN THE PREPARATION OF ANATOMICAL SPECIMENS.


CONFIRMATION OF A NEW, RAPID, RELIABLE TEST OF THYROID FUNCTION IN DOGS.


TENTATIVE IDENTIFICATION OF STAPHYLOCOCCIC HEMOLYSINS AND NUCLEASE IN IMMUNOELECTROPHOROGRAMS.


A RAPID COMPLEMENT FIXATION SCREENING PROCEDURE FOR ANAPLASMOSIS TESTING.


A NEW METHOD FOR SHIPPING TUBERCULOSIS SPECIMENS.


TOOTH DEVELOPMENT IN SHEEP.

TOOTH DEVELOPMENT IN SHEEP.


SUPPRESSION OF HAEMONCHOSIS IN ARTIFICIALLY INFECTED LAMBS BY LOW-LEVEL PHENOTHIAZINE (2- TO 3-MU, PURIFIED).


EFFECT OF LOW-LEVEL 2- TO 3-MU PURIFIED PHENOTHIAZINE ON IMMATURE WORMS OF A PHENOTHIAZINE-RESISTANT ISOLATE OF HAEMONCHUS CONTORTUS, KENTUCKY STRAIN B.


COMPARATIVE DISTRIBUTION OF BRUCELLA ABORTUS, BRUCELLA MELITENSIS, AND BRUCELLA OVIS IN EXPERIMENTALLY INFECTED PREGNANT SHEEP.


VASOPRESSIN-INDUCED SALURESIS IN SHEEP.

VASOPRESSIN-INDUCED SALURESIS IN SHEEP.


COMPARATIVE EFFECTS OF MANNITOL, CHLOROTHIAZIDE, AND MERCAPTOMERIN ON RENAL FUNCTION IN SHEEP.


PATHOLOGIC STUDY OF PSITTACOSIS-LYMPHOGRANULOMA POLYARTHRITIS OF LAMBS.


SKIN TOXICITY AND HEMODYNAMIC PROPERTIES OF ENDOTOXIN DERIVED FROM PASTEURELLA HAMOLYTICA.


BLOOD PLASMA 17-HYDROXYCORTICOSTEROID, BLOOD GLUCOSE, AND BLOOD KETONE BODY CONCENTRATIONS IN INTACT AND ADRENALECTOMIZED PREGNANT EWES SUBJECTED TO REDUCED FOOD INTAKE.


ABSORPTION OF HEMOGLOBIN IRON-59 IN SHEEP.


CLINICAL AND PATHOLOGIC FEATURES OF BLUETONGUE IN SHEEP.


EFFECTS OF WEANING TIME ON PARASITISM OF LAMBS.


EXPERIMENTAL VACCINATION OF SHEEP AGAINST JOHNE'S DISEASE.


EXPERIMENTAL TRANSMISSION OF ORNITHOSIS FROM SHEEP TO TURKEYS.


USE OF PYRIDINE-2-ALDOXIME METHOCHLORIDE IN THE TREATMENT OF ORGANIC PHOSPHORUS COMPOUND POISONING IN LIVESTOCK.


REPRODUCTIVE PATTERNS OF FEMALE CATTLE BRED FOR SUCCESSIVE GESTATIONS TO VIBRIO FETUS-INFECTED BULLS.


ANTIBODIES AGAINST STREPTOCOCCUS AGALACTIAE IN THE COLOSTRUM OF FIRST-CALF HEIFERS.


ELECTROPHORETIC AND ULTRACENTRIFUGATION STUDIES ON SERUM FROM PREGNANT HEIFERS AFTER EXPOSURE TO VIRULENT BRUCELLA ABORTUS.


ELECTROPHORETIC AND SEROLOGIC STUDIES OF ANTISERUM GAMMA GLOBULIN AFTER RIVANOL FRACTIONATION AND TRYPTIC DIGESTION.


EFFECT OF HOST DIET ON EGG PRODUCTION OF HAEMONCHUS CONTORTUS IN LAMBS.


HISTOLOGIC CHARACTERISTICS OF THE OVINE RUMEN MUCOSA.


SWINE POLIOENCEPHALOMYELITIS VIRUSES ISOLATED FROM THE BRAINS AND INTESTINES OF PIGS.


URINE PROTEINS IN NUTRITIONALLY INDUCED OVINE UROLITHIASIS.


SURVIVAL OF TRANSFUSED ERYTHROCYTES IN PIGS DEVOID OF PREFORMED ISOANTIBODIES AGAINST THE DONOR CELLS.


PROPAGATION AND MODIFICATION OF AFRICAN SWINE FEVER VIRUS IN CELL CULTURES.


EQUINE BABESIOSIS: ISOLATION AND SEROLOGIC CHARACTERIZATION OF A BLOOD SERUM ANTIGEN FROM ACUTELY INFECTED HORSES.


AFRICAN HORSE-SICKNESS LIVE-VIRUS TISSUE CULTURE VACCINE.


AN INCOMPLETE CYCLE OF ADENOVIRUS TYPE 4 MULTIPLICATION IN CANINE CELL CULTURES AND IN DOGS.


AN AEROSOL APPARATUS FOR THE EXPOSURE OF LARGE AND SMALL ANIMALS: DESCRIPTION AND OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS.


THE BEHAVIOR OF IODINE-131 IN THE MUSCLE OF MICE WITH HEREDITARY MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY AS AFFECTED BY AGE, CERTAIN PHARMACOLOGIC AGENTS, AND OTHER FACTORS.


THE USE OF AN EXTERIORIZED CAROTID ARTERY FOR CARDIOVASCULAR STUDIES IN THE OX (BOS TAURUS).


TITRATION OF RIFT VALLEY FEVER VIRUS IN HAMSTER KIDNEY CELLS IN THE ABSENCE OF  SERUM.


BRAIN AND MUSCLE LESIONS CAUSED BY MYCOPLASMA GALLISEPTICUM IN TURKEY POULTS.


A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE EXPERIMENTAL INFECTION OF GERMFREE MICE WITH INFLUENZA VIRUS.


ANTIGENIC RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MYCOPLASMA SYNOVIAE AND MYCOPLASMA GALLISEPTICUM.


TISSUE-CULTURE RABIES VACCINE (FLURY LEP) IN DOGS.


RABIES VACCINATION OF CATS WITH HEP FLURY VACCINE.


NUTRITION OF LEPTOSPIRA POMONA AND GROWTH OF 13 OTHER SEROTYPES: A SERUM-FREE MEDIUM EMPLOYING OLEIC ALBUMIN COMPLEX.


NUTRITION OF LEPTOSPIRA POMONA AND GROWTH OF 13 OTHER SEROTYPES: FRACTIONATION OF OLEIC ALBUMIN COMPLEX AND A MEDIUM OF BOVINE ALBUMIN AND POLYSORBATE 80.


EXPERIMENTAL EXPOSURE OF CALVES, LAMBS, AND COLOSTRUM-DEPRIVED PIGS TO BOVINE MYXOVIRUS PARAINFLUENZA-3.


INTRACYTOPLASMIC PERIODIC ACID-SCHIFF-POSITIVE NONGLYCOGENIC GLOBULES IN CANINE LIVER: THEIR HISTOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION.


CERTAIN HEMATOPATHOLOGIC CONDITIONS ASSOCIATED WITH BRISKET DISEASE.


CARDIAC STRUCTURAL CHANGES IN CATTLE WITH BRISKET DISEASE.


NITROFURAZONE AS A PROPHYLACTIC AGENT AGAINST EXPERIMENTAL BOVINE COCCIDIOSIS.


STUDIES OF BULK MILK SCREENING PROCEDURES FOR MASTITIS.


A CYTOLOGIC STUDY OF MALIGNANT LYMPHOMA IN CATTLE, DOGS, AND CATS.


DR. STAPLES SERVES WITH SHIP OF HOPE.

DR. STAPLES SERVES WITH SHIP OF HOPE.


NEEDY CHILDREN RECEIVE DENTAL WORK THROUGH COSMOPOLITAN CLUB.


BAYLOR PROVIDES DENTAL CARE FOR RETARDED CHILDREN.


SCIENCE, SOCIETY AND COMMUNICATIONS.

SCIENCE, SOCIETY AND COMMUNICATIONS.


CHRISTIANITY--DENTISTRY.

CHRISTIANITY--DENTISTRY.


THE ORAL REHABILITATION OF A TEENAGE PATIENT.


LABORATORY TECHNIQUES PERMITTING ASSAY OF BLOOD COAGULATION FACTORS IN HEPARINIZED BLOOD. PRELIMINARY RESULTS IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING OPEN HEART SURGERY.


HEMOSTASIS AFTER EXTRACORPOREAL CIRCULATION.


CHANGES OF BLOOD CELL COUNT DURING EXTRACORPOREAL HAEMODIALYSIS.


VARIATIONS IN COAGULATION FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH EXTRACORPOREAL CIRCULATION. II. OBSERVATIONS ON 299 PATIENTS.


STABILITY AND QUALITY OF PLASTIC TRANSFUSION EQUIPMENT.


CLINICAL APPLICATION OF "CIRCULATORY ASSISTOR H-1" TO ASSISTED CIRCULATION AND REGIONAL PERFUSION WITH ANTI-CANCER AGENTS.


EXPERIENCES IN THE PREPARATION OF AHG CONCENTRATES FROM HUMAN PLASMA.


THE IMPORTANCE OF PLASMA-FRACTION I ACCORDING TO COHN IN SURGICAL  DISEASES.


CONCENTRATION OF FACTOR 8 IN THE BLOOD OF MOTHERS OF PATIENTS WITH HEMOPHILIA A.


ACTIVATION OF FIBRINOLYTIC ENZYMES IN BANK BLOOD BY ADDITION OF SYNTHETIC COMPOUNDS. RELATION OF ACTIVITY TO CHEMICAL STRUCTURE.


PLASTIC TRANSFUSION EQUIPMENT.

PLASTIC TRANSFUSION EQUIPMENT.


THE RELATIONSHIP OF CHANGES IN THE SERUM PROTEIN FRACTIONS TO THE CELLULAR REACTIONS OF THE BONE MARROW IN MALIGNANT LYMPHOMA.


STUDY OF HAEMATOLOGICAL FACTORS, BLOOD GROUPS, ANTHROPOMETRIC MEASUREMENTS AND GENETICS OF SOME OF THE TRIBAL AND CASTE GROUPS OF: 1. SOUTH INDIA--KERALA, NILGIRIS AND ANDHRA PRADESH 2. NORTH EASTERN INDIA (INDO-BHUTAN BORDER)--TOTOPARA.


ADENINE IN RED CELL PRESERVATION.

ADENINE IN RED CELL PRESERVATION.


FREQUENCY OF THE MG BLOOD GROUP ANTIGEN IN SWISS BLOOD DONORS AND ITS INHERITANCE IN SEVERAL INDEPENDENT FAMILIES.


SEROLOGICALLY SPECIFIC STRUCTURES IN HUMAN BLOOD-GROUP A AND B SUBSTANCES.


THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE SPECIFICITY OF THE BLOOD-GROUP A AND B SUBSTANCES ISOLATED FROM ERYTHROCYTES AND FROM SECRETIONS.


BLOOD GROUP P1 SUBSTANCE. I. CHEMICAL PROPERTIES.


JSB OF THE SUTTER BLOOD GROUP SYSTEM.

JSB OF THE SUTTER BLOOD GROUP SYSTEM.


BLOOD GROUPS IN SLIEVE LOUGHER AND SOUTHWEST IRELAND.


THE NEW CODING SYSTEM FOR RH ALLELES.

THE NEW CODING SYSTEM FOR RH ALLELES.


THE DOSE RANGE OF IONIZING RADIATION AT WHICH EARLY CYTOLOGICAL ALTERATIONS IN BONE MARROW MAY BE DEMONSTRABLE.


RESTORATION OF MARROW FUNCTION AFTER LETHAL DOSES OF THIO-TEPA BY INFUSION OF ISOGENIC MARROW.


MARROW TRANSPLANTATION: SPLEEN COLONIZATION AS A MODEL FOR THE STUDY OF THE QUANTITATIVE EFFECT OF FREEZING ON THE BASIC REPOPULATING UNIT.


A STUDY OF MEMBRANE LIPID REPAIR IN STORED ERYTHROCYTES.


PRETREATMENT WITH AET BEFORE IRRADIATION TO MODIFY BONE MARROW TRANSPLANTATION IMMUNITY.


ERYTHROPOIETIC RECOVERY IN MICE PROTECTED WITH FRESH AND FROZEN BONE MARROW.


EXPERIENCE OF BONE MARROW TRANSPLANTATION ON SELECTED CASES IN INDIA.


FACTORS REGULATING ANTIBODY PRODUCTION BY SPLEEN CELLS CULTURE IN VIVO.


CLINICAL AND LABORATORY EVALUATION OF ANERGY IN HEMATOLOGIC DISORDERS.


AUTO-IMMUNIZATION AND "UNMASKING" OF AUTO-ANTIGENS.


AUTO-IMMUNIZATION AGAINST BURNED TISSUE AND THE TREATMENT OF SEVERE BURNS WITH CONVALESCENT SERUM.


ANTI-ANTIBODY AND RHEUMATOID FACTOR.

ANTI-ANTIBODY AND RHEUMATOID FACTOR.


CHANGES OF THE BLOOD LIPIDS IN CONSERVES.


HEMOLYTIC DISEASE OF THE NEWBORN CAUSED BY A NEW ANTIBODY (ANTI-GO-A).


ISOSENSITIZATION TO KELL, CELLANO AND DUFFY FACTORS AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF THESE FACTORS AMONG THE POPULATION.


STUDIES WITH I-131 TAGGED COLD AGGLUTININS.


PHARMACOLOGIC COMPOUNDS, FRESH AND PRESERVED PLATELETS IN EXPERIMENTAL THROMBOCYTOPENIA.


A STUDY ON THE OCCURRENCE OF THE ANTI-A AND ANTI-B HEMAGGLUTININS.


NEGATIVE ANTIGLOBULIN TESTS IN HEMOLYTIC DISEASE OF THE NEWBORN.


THE RED CELLS IN HEMOLYTIC DISEASE OF THE NEWBORN.


IMMUNE HEMOLYSIS IN MAN: THE EFFECTS OF ANTIGLOBULINS AND RHEUMATOID FACTORS.


THE ANTIGENIC SPECIFICITY OF HUMAN LEUKOCYTES.


COMPLETE AND INCOMPLETE LEUCOCYTE ANTIBODIES IN SERUMS OF PREGNANT WOMEN.


THE CHARACTERIZATION OF RABBIT ANTI-HUMAN LEUKOCYTE SERA.


THE USE OF ALLIGATOR ERYTHROCYTES IN THE ANTI-HUMAN GLOBULIN CONSUMPTION TEST FOR THE DETECTION OF S.L.E. GLOBULINS.


RELATION OF STORAGE TO THE FUNCTION AND ULTRASTRUCTURAL CHANGES OF TRANSFUSED SURVIVING HUMAN PLATELETS IN THROMBOCYTOPENIC PATIENTS.


EDTA-NA2 AND LEUKOCYTES.

EDTA-NA2 AND LEUKOCYTES.


ISOANTIBODIES AGAINST PLATELETS AND LEUKOCYTES.


ON THE FREQUENCY OF ANTIBODY FORMATION IN WERLHOF'S DISEASE.


FREQUENCIES OF HAPTOGLOBIN TYPES IN VARIOUS SOUTH AMERICAN POPULATIONS.


INCIDENCE OF GM FACTORS AMONG VARIOUS SOUTH AMERICAN POPULATIONS.


LOW-TEMPERATURE PRESERVATION OF HUMAN ERYTHROCYTES: BIOCHEMICAL AND CLINICAL ASPECTS.


THE HEREDITARY HUMAN GAMMA GLOBULIN (GM) GROUPS AND THE STRUCTURAL SUBUNITS OF HUMAN GAMMA-GLOBULIN.


SEROLOGIC AND IMMUNOLOGIC CHARACTERISTICS OF PROTEINS ASSOCIATED WITH BLOOD GROUP ANTIBODIES.


THE ROLE OF COMPLEMENT IN ANTIGEN-ANTIBODY REACTIONS.


PROPERTIES OF ISOLATED BLOOD GROUP ANTIBODIES.


STUDIES OF THE AGGLUTININS REACTIVE WITH HUMAN A RED CELLS.


A CHANGE IN CHARACTER OF THE ANTI-A ISOANTIBODY FOLLOWING IMMUNIZATION WITH BLOOD GROUP A SUBSTANCE.


PSEUDO ANTI-A AS A COLD AUTOAGGLUTININ. REPORT OF TWO CASES.


FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON THE PROBLEMS OF SPECIFIC AND CROSS REACTIVITY OF BLOOD GROUP ANTIBODIES.


SEROLOGIC STUDIES ON THE DU ANTIGEN.

SEROLOGIC STUDIES ON THE DU ANTIGEN.


STUDIES WITH I-131 TAGGED ANTI-D ANTIBODY.


ISOTOPIC STUDIES ON THE DU ANTIGEN.

ISOTOPIC STUDIES ON THE DU ANTIGEN.


A- AND B-SUBSTANCES IN SERUM.

A- AND B-SUBSTANCES IN SERUM.


THE CLINICAL VALUE OF A FROZEN BLOOD BANK.


THE IN VITRO NEUTRALIZATION OF ERYTHROCYTE AUTO-ANTIBODIES AND ISO-ANTIBODIES.


SEROLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF HUMAN BLOOD GROUP ANTIBODIES FRACTIONATED BY GEL FILTRATION.


RECENT ADVANCES IN THE OPERATION OF A FROZEN BLOOD BANK.


SEROLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF BLOOD-GROUP ANTIBODIES MADE OF GAMMA AND BETA-2-M GLOBULIN RESPECTIVELY.


ARE INCOMPLETE ANTIBODIES UNIVALENT?

ARE INCOMPLETE ANTIBODIES UNIVALENT?


SOME STUDIES CONCERNING THE LOCALISATION AND NATURE OF LEUCOCYTE GROUP SUBSTANCE IN PLACENTAL TISSUE.


THE BLOOD GROUP ANTIGENS A, B, AND H IN TISSUES OF HUMAN EMBRYOS.


FLUORESCENT BLOOD CELLS AND ANTI-FLUORESCEIN ANTIBODIES.


IMMUNOCHEMISTRY OF BLOOD GROUP H(O) ACTIVE SUBSTANCES.


THE EMERSON CUP TEST IN BLOOD BANK PRACTICE.


SPECIFIC ANTIGENS OF THROMBOCYTES AND LEUKOCYTES.


LIMITS OF USEFULNESS OF ERYTHROCYTES FROZEN IN GLYCEROL.


THE INFLUENCE OF ADENOSINE, INOSINE AND ADENINE ON THE ELECTROPHORETIC PATTERNS OF RED CELL HEMOLYSATES OF STORED BLOOD.


HYPOTENSION FROM TRANSFUSIONS IN NON-SENSITIZED DOGS.


TRANSFUSION ACIDOSIS.

TRANSFUSION ACIDOSIS.


A NEW METHOD FOR PREPARING BUFFY COAT-POOR BLOOD.


RECOVERY AND SURVIVAL OF HUMAN RED CELLS FROZEN WITH ALBUMIN, DEXTRAN AND LACTOSE-ALBUMIN.


THE INCREASING IMPORTANCE OF ISOIMMUNISATION IN BLOOD TRANSFUSION PRACTICE.


THE INCIDENCE OF HEPATITIS IN OPEN HEART SURGERY WHERE MASSIVE BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS ARE USED.


BETA-PROPIOLACTONE PLUS ULTRAVIOLET IRRADIATED  PLASMA. A CLINICAL EVALUATION FOR HEPATITIS, TOXICITY AND ALLERGY.


BLOOD DONOR PROBLEMS.

BLOOD DONOR PROBLEMS.


REFERENCE LABORATORIES PROGRAM OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF BLOOD BANKS.


A PROGRAM WHICH COORDINATES THE ACTIVITIES OF BLOOD BANKS, MATERNITY HOSPITALS, PHYSICIANS AND THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH LABORATORIES TO PROVIDE ALL USEFUL DERIVATIVES IN ADEQUATE QUANTITY WITH A MINIMUM OF COST TO THE RECIPIENT.


THE WORKSHOP PROGRAM OF SOUTHWEST BLOOD BANKS.


THE USE OF HUMAN BLOOD DERIVATIVES IN A POPULATION WHERE SUCH PRODUCTS ARE READILY AVAILABLE IN ADEQUATE QUANTITY WITHOUT COST.


THE "EMERGENCY" REQUISITION.

THE "EMERGENCY" REQUISITION.


PRESERVATION OF TRANSFUSIONS BY FREEZING WITH DIMETHYLSULFOXIDE.


PRESENT KNOWLEDGE OF THE ASSOCIATION OF BLOOD GROUPS AND  DISEASES WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE STUDIES ON GASTRIC CANCER IN U.S.A. AND JAPAN.


ON THE SUBGROUPS OF A AND B BLOOD GROUPS.


EVIDENCE FOR GENE INTERACTION AT THE ABO LOCUS AS DEMONSTRATED BY QUANTITATIVE STUDIES OF THE ERYTHROCYTES OF THE  BLOOD GROUP.


IMMUNOLOGICAL TOLERANCE OF THE A AND B ANTIGENS.


THE UTILIZATION OF ULTRAQUICK TEMPERATURE REDUCTION FOR PREPARATION OF BLOOD FOR LONG-TERM STORAGE.


A FATAL HEMOLYTIC TRANSFUSION REACTION WITH ACUTE AUTOHEMOLYSIS.


THE INFLUENCE OF MATERNAL LEUCOCYTE ANTIBODIES ON INFANTS.


MATERNAL SENSITIZATION TO FOETAL ERYTHROCYTE, LEUKOCYTE AND PLATELET ANTIGENS DURING PREGNANCY.


RED CELL SURVIVAL IN PAROXYSMAL NOCTURNAL HAEMOGLOBINURIA UNDER CUMARINE TREATMENT.


BLOOD GROUP A-LIKE SUBSTANCES IN EMBRYONATED CHICKEN EGGS AND THEIR RELATION TO EGG-GROWN INFLUENZA VIRUSES.


SPECTROGRAPHIC EXAMINATION OF LIQUOR AMNII AS AN AID TO PREDICTING THE SEVERITY OF HAEMOLYTIC DISEASE OF THE NEWBORN.


A NEW POSSIBILITY TO PROLONG TIME OF BLOOD-STORAGE.


THE PRESERVATION OF BLOOD BY RAPID FREEZING.


PRESERVATION OF VIABILITY OF FROZEN HUMAN MARROW.


AN IMMUNOLOGIC BASIS FOR MASSIVE LOSS OF RED BLOOD CELLS AFTER OPEN HEART SURGERY.


MODERN HORIZONS IN CHILDREN'S DENTISTRY.


DENTAL SERVICE CORPORATIONS PROTECT THE DENTAL PROFESSION.


YOU NEED A HYGIENIST.

YOU NEED A HYGIENIST.


PROPOSED CODE OF ETHICS OF THE ELEVENTH DISTRICT DENTAL SOCIETY.


A REPORT ON DENTAL TRADE AND LABORATORY RELATIONS.


HISTORY OF OUR SOCIETY (ESSEX COUNTY DENTAL SOCIETY).


HISTORY OF OUR SOCIETY.

HISTORY OF OUR SOCIETY.


DENTAL LAB ACCREDITATION--ITS PRESENT STATUS.


CHEERING SECTION.

CHEERING SECTION.


ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS ON ASEPSIS AND INFECTION IN ENDODONTICS.


THE USE AND ABUSE OF TISSUE CONDITIONERS IN COMPLETE DENTURE THERAPY.


PEDODONTIC PRACTICE BUILDERS.

PEDODONTIC PRACTICE BUILDERS.


TRANSITION.

TRANSITION.


EARLY DETECTION OF THE PERIODONTAL LESION.


THE HERITAGE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA ASSOCIATION OF DENTAL SURGEONS.


CLINICAL AND CYTOGENETICAL STUDIES IN FEMALE GONADAL DYSGENESIS AND THEIR BEARING ON THE CAUSE OF TURNER'S SYNDROME.


DR. HUGH A. T. KEENAN IS HONORED.

DR. HUGH A. T. KEENAN IS HONORED.


HEMATOLOGIC AND CYTOGENETIC EVIDENCE FOR HEMATOPOIETIC CHIMERISM IN THE MARMOSET, TAMARINUS NIGRICOLLIS.


CHROMOSOMES OF HUMAN THYROID TUMORS.

CHROMOSOMES OF HUMAN THYROID TUMORS.


BE WARY OF SECOND-MORTGAGE PLANS.

BE WARY OF SECOND-MORTGAGE PLANS.


ANATOMICAL AND CYTOLOGICAL SEX OF A SAANEN GOAT.


HOW TO TAKE A TOWN'S ECONOMIC PULSE.

HOW TO TAKE A TOWN'S ECONOMIC PULSE.


ENLARGED SHORT ARM OF A SMALL ACROCENTRIC CHROMOSOME IN GRANDFATHER, MOTHER AND CHILD, THE LATTER WITH DOWN'S SYNDROME.


A VERY LARGE METACENTRIC CHROMOSOME IN A WOMAN WITH SYMPTOMS OF TURNER'S SYNDROME.


MAKE PATIENTS REMEMBER WHAT THEY'D RATHER FORGET.


WHAT THE LAB ASSOCIATION SAYS IT WANTS.

WHAT THE LAB ASSOCIATION SAYS IT WANTS.


"THOSE SPECIAL TAX PRIVILEGES MUST GO".

"THOSE SPECIAL TAX PRIVILEGES MUST GO".


WHEN AND WHY TO REFINANCE A MORTGAGE.

WHEN AND WHY TO REFINANCE A MORTGAGE.


THE HAZARDS OF INDISCRIMINATE ANTIBIOTIC THERAPY.


USE OF VASOCONSTRICTORS IN LOCAL ANESTHETICS FOR CARDIAC PATIENTS.


MOUTHGUARDS FOR CARIES PREVENTION.

MOUTHGUARDS FOR CARIES PREVENTION.


DENTAL INVENTIONS OF YESTERYEAR.

DENTAL INVENTIONS OF YESTERYEAR.


ETIOLOGY OF VINCENT'S INFECTION.

ETIOLOGY OF VINCENT'S INFECTION.


ORAL SURGERY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY.


THE REMOVAL OF IMPACTED MANDIBULAR THIRD MOLARS.


NEW EVIDENCE OF TOBACCO'S ORAL CARCINOGENIC ROLE.


PULPOTOMY TECHNIC FOR PERMANENT POSTERIOR TEETH.


EDUCATION, MOTIVATION MADE EASIER. PATIENT EVALUATION QUESTIONAIRE.


TECHNIC: DUPLICATING GINGIVAL CONTOUR OF GOLD CASTINGS.


BILATERAL HYPERTROPHY OF MENTAL TUBERCLES. A CASE REPORT.


ILLNESS MAKES FEWER INROADS ON PRACTICE OF DENTISTRY TODAY THAN PREVIOUSLY.


THOUGHTFULNESS CAN BE SHARED.

THOUGHTFULNESS CAN BE SHARED.


DENTAL DRUGS IN ACTION.

DENTAL DRUGS IN ACTION.


MODERN DENTAL OFFICES: EFFICIENCY STRESSED IN FOUR-OPERATORY LAYOUT.


PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY.

PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY.


ASSOCIATION OF DOCTORS: IS IT PARTNERSHIP OR CORPORATION?


CROWN AND BRIDGEWORK OR "I BELIEVE". 2.

CROWN AND BRIDGEWORK OR "I BELIEVE". 2.


WHITLEY COUNCIL FOR THE HEALTH SERVICES NEW GRADING STRUCTURE.


DIAGNOSTIC PROBLEMS IN ADRENAL CORTICAL MALFUNCTION.


RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY.


MUCOCELE--CASE REPORT.

MUCOCELE--CASE REPORT.


THE CHICAGO DENTAL SOCIETY BUDGET PLAN.

THE CHICAGO DENTAL SOCIETY BUDGET PLAN.


A REPORT ON LAW ENFORCEMENT.

A REPORT ON LAW ENFORCEMENT.


THE P.A.A.P. TEST... FOR DENTISTRY AND DENTAL ASSISTING.


STATE OF ILLINOIS, DEPARTMENT OF REGISTRATION AND EDUCATION.


AN ACUTE PROBLEM IN DENTAL PRACTICE: THE HYPERSENSITIVITY OF TEETH.


LOYOLA DENTAL SCHOOL TO BEGIN ONE-YEAR PROGRAM TO TRAIN DENTAL ASSISTANTS.


TEACHING AND RESEARCH IN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AT THE UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH.


THE EVOLUTION OF THE INDUSTRIAL PHYSICIAN--ASCENT OR DECLINE?


EXPERIENCE IN THE U.S.S.R. IN THE PREVENTION OF MEASLES BY USE OF LIVE VACCINE.


AN EVALUATION OF HAND ECZEMA TREATMENT WITH FLUOCINOLONE ACETONIDE CREAM, AND FLUOCINOLONE ACETONIDE CREAM AND GRENZ RAY.


EXPERIENCES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF LIVE VACCINES AGAINST INFLUENZA AND INFLUENZA-LIKE RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS.


THE MANY VIEWS OF GASTRO-CAMERA.

THE MANY VIEWS OF GASTRO-CAMERA.


THE SAPPINGTON MEMORIAL LECTURE--A.D. 2063. THE FUTURE OF HEALTH IN INDUSTRY.


THE FUTURE OF HEALTH IN INDUSTRY.

THE FUTURE OF HEALTH IN INDUSTRY.


LAW ENFORCEMENT IN IOWA.

LAW ENFORCEMENT IN IOWA.


A CLASS IV THREE-SURFACE GOLD INLAY RESTORATION FOR A PERMANENT TOOTH INDICATED AT ANY AGE.


FORMER ATTORNEY GENERAL HULTMAN ISSUES IMPORTANT OPINION FOR DENTISTS.


SOLO PRACTICE.

SOLO PRACTICE.


STATEMENT ON THE RESPONSIBILITIES AND FUNCTIONS OF A DENTAL HYGIENIST.


ADDRESS OF THE PRESIDENT--1964.

ADDRESS OF THE PRESIDENT--1964.


THE CHALLENGE IS NOW.

THE CHALLENGE IS NOW.


DENTAL HYGIENE AS A PROFESSION.

DENTAL HYGIENE AS A PROFESSION.


MAKE YOUR VOICE COUNT.

MAKE YOUR VOICE COUNT.


COMMITTEE ON DENTAL HYGIENE EDUCATION ACTIVITY REPORT.


THE ABSOLUTE STEREOCHEMISTRY OF NARCOTINE AND NARCOTOLINE.


FUNGAL METABOLITES. 3. THE STRUCTURE OF ATROVENETIN: X-RAY ANALYSIS OF ATROVENETIN ORANGE TRIMETHYL ETHER FERRICHLORIDE.


A METHOD OF INTRAVENOUS MEDICATION.

A METHOD OF INTRAVENOUS MEDICATION.


HOW TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE KEOGH ACT.

HOW TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE KEOGH ACT.


PTERIDINE STUDIES. XXIX. THE METHYLATION OF 7-AMINO- AND 4,7,DIAMINO-PTERIDINE.


FUNGAL DETOXICATION. VII. METABOLISM OF 2,4-DICHLOROPHENOXYACETIC AND 4-CHLORO-2-METHYLPHENOXYACETIC ACIDS BY ASPERGILLUS NIGER.


TECHNIQUE FOR THE PREPARATION AND USE OF ZIRCONIUM SILICATE AS A CLEANING AND POLISHING AGENT.


STUDIES IN RELATION TO BIOSYNTHESIS. XXXVII. SOME STRUCTURES DERIVED FROM ACETIC ACID BY TWO PATHWAYS.


QUINAZOLINES. VI. 2,2'- AND 4,4'-BIQUINAZOLINYLS.


"WHAT'S NEW IN ORAL DIAGNOSIS?

"WHAT'S NEW IN ORAL DIAGNOSIS?


STUDIES RELATED TO CEPHALOSPORIN C.  3. A SYNTHETICAL ROUTE TO 6H-1,3-THIAZINES AND THE SYNTHESIS OF A NEW FRAGMENTATION PRODUCT OF A CEPHALOSPORANIC ACID DERIVATIVE.


SYNTHESIS OF (19-14C)TESTOSTERONE.

SYNTHESIS OF (19-14C)TESTOSTERONE.


TONGUE OVERESTIMATES CAVITY SIZE.

TONGUE OVERESTIMATES CAVITY SIZE.


URINARY STEROIDS AND RELATED COMPOUNDS VI. 16,20-DISUBSTITUTED 5-ALPHA-PREGNANES CARRING NO OTHER SUBSTITUENTS IN THE PHENANTHRENE NUCLEUS.


STUDY OF PLATELET ADHESIVENESS AND AGGREGATION, WITH LATEX PARTICLES.


STUDIES ON AGRANULOCYTOSIS. VI. THE EFFECT OF CLINICAL TREATMENT WITH CHLORPROMAZINE ON NUCLEIC-ACID SYNTHESIS OF GRANULOCYTE PRECURSORS IN NORMAL PERSONS.


DIVERSE CHARACTERISTICS OF GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATE DEHYDROGENASE FROM GREEK CHILDREN.


STUDIES ON AGRANULOCYTOSIS. VII. LIMITED PROLIFERATIVE POTENTIAL OF CPZ-SENSITIVE PATIENTS.


WHOLE BLOOD VISCOSITY, HEMATOCRIT, AND SERUM LIPID LEVELS IN NORMAL SUBJECTS AND PATIENTS WITH CORONARY HEART DISEASE.


A RE-EVALUATION OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATE DEHYDROGENASE DEFICIENCY AND THE BEHAVIORAL MANIFESTATIONS OF SCHIZOPHRENIA.


HYDROAROMATIC STEROID HORMONES. XI. A STEROID WITH AN ANGULAR AROMATIC RING.


SOME BENZOXAZINES AND BENZTHIAZINES DERIVED FROM ANTHRANILIC ACID.


THE QUANTITATIVE HISTOCHEMISTRY OF THE NORMAL HUMAN LIVER LOBULE.


GAMMA-AMINOBUTYRATE AND HEPATIC COMA.

GAMMA-AMINOBUTYRATE AND HEPATIC COMA.


QUANTITATIVE ASPECTS OF THE PYROGENIC RESPONSE OF RABBITS TO ENDOTOXIN.


ANEMIA SECONDARY TO PENICILLIN TREATMENT: STUDIES ON TWO PATIENTS WITH "NON-ALLERGIC" SERUM HEMAGGLUTININS.


THE INFLAMMATORY PROCESS IN ACUTE GOUTY ARTHRITIS. I. ACTIVATION OF HAGEMAN FACTOR BY SODIUM URATE CRYSTALS.


IRON ABSORPTION AND ANEMIA.

IRON ABSORPTION AND ANEMIA.


USE OF UNABSORBED ANTISERA IN GEL DIFFUSION FOR GROUPING AND TYPING OF HEMOLYTIC STREPTOCOCCI.


A RAPID METHOD FOR QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION OF FECAL FAT BASED ON THE PRINCIPLE OF ELECTRICAL CAPACITANCE.


SIMPLIFIED GEL ELECTROPHORESIS. II. APPLICATION OF IMMUNOELECTROPHORESIS.


COMPARISON OF DUNUOY TENSIOMETER AND WILHELMY BALANCE FOR MEASURING SURFACE TENSION OF PULMONARY SURFACTANT.


SERUM GUANASE DETERMINATION: A LIVER-FUNCTION TEST.


WHY BARGAIN AWAY DENTISTRY'S FUTURE?A CRITICISM OF THE SERVICE CORPORATION APPROACH TO PREPAYMENT.


DENTAL PREPAYMENT--WHO NEEDS IT?

DENTAL PREPAYMENT--WHO NEEDS IT?


THE VALUE OF THE EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH.

THE VALUE OF THE EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH.


MANAGEMENT OF RAMPANT CARIES.

MANAGEMENT OF RAMPANT CARIES.


CRITICISM OF THE LABORATORY ACCREDITATION PROGRAM.


TRAINING PROGRAMS FOR DENTAL ASSISTANTS.


FRACTIONATION OF ESCHERICHIA COLI S-RNA ON DEXTRAN GELS (SEPHADEX).


ACTINOMYCIN BINDING TO DNA: MECHANISM AND SPECIFICITY.


MAGNESIUM REQUIREMENT FOR THE FORMATION OF AN ACTIVE MESSENGER RNA-RIBOSOME-S-RNA COMPLEX.


ISOLATION OF HIGH MOLECULAR WEIGHT DNA FROM HEMOPHILUS INFLUENZAE.


THE AMINO ACID SEQUENCE OF THE PHOSPHORYLATION SITE OF MUSCLE URIDINE DIPHOSPHOGLUCOSE ALPHA-1,4-GLUCAN ALPHA-4-GLUCOSYL TRANSFERASE.


MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF GENETIC RECOMBINATION IN BACTERIOPHAGE. 3. JOINING OF PARENTAL POLYNUCLEOTIDES OF PHAGE T4 IN THE PRESENCE OF 5-FLUORODEOXYURIDINE.


MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF GENETIC RECOMBINATION IN BACTERIOPHAGE. IV. ABSENCE OF POLYNUCLEOTIDE INTERRUPTION IN DNA OF T4 AND LAMBDA PHAGE PARTICLES, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO HETEROZYGOSIS.


ABORTIVE INFECTION OF CANINE CELLS BY HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS. I. CHARACTERIZATION OF VIRAL PROGENY FROM CO-OPERATIVE INFECTION WITH MUTANTS DIFFERING IN CAPACITY TO MULTIPLY IN CANINE CELLS.


A LOW-RESOLUTION STRUCTURAL MODEL FOR CUBIC GLUCAGON BASED ON PACKING OF CYLINDERS.


ABORTIVE INFECTION OF CANINE CELLS BY HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS. II. ALTERNATIVE SUPPRESSION OF SYNTHESIS OF INTERFERON AND VIRAL CONSTITUENTS.


THE REPLICATION OF BACTERIOPHAGE MS2. IV. RNA COMPONENTS SPECIFICALLY ASSOCIATED WITH INFECTION.


CHARACTERIZATION OF MESSENGER RNA IN SPORULATING BACILLUS CEREUS.


PROPERTIES OF RETICULOCYTE 80 S RIBOSOMES.


EFFECTS OF ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT ON THE TEMPLATE PROPERTIES OF POLYCYTIDYLIC ACID.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF DNA FROM HEMOPHILUS INFLUENZAE.


THE BINDING POTENTIAL, A NEGLECTED LINKAGE CONCEPT.


CONTINUITY OF DNA SYNTHESIS IN ESCHERICHIA COLI.


FUNCTIONAL SITES OF THE PHENYLALANINE TRANSFER RNA OF ESCHERICHIA COLI.


LOCATION OF THE STRUCTURAL GENE FOR CITRATE SYNTHASE ON THE CHROMOSOME OF ESCHERICHIA COLI K12.


TRANSFORMATION BY HEAT-DENATURED DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID.


PRODUCTS FROM ATTEMPTED VILSMEIER-HAACK ACYLATIONS OF PYRROLES WITH SELECT AMIDES.


RING CLOSURE OF YLIDENEMALONONITRILES. IV. ATTEMPTED CYCLIZATIONS OF SATURATED MALONONITRILE DERIVATIVES.


PURINE N-OXIDES. XIV. A TOTAL SYNTHESIS OF A PYRIMIDINE N-OXIDE, A PTERIDINE 1-N-OXIDE, AND XANTHINE 3-N-OXIDE.


PHOSPHONIC ACID ANALOGS OF NUCLEOSIDE PHOSPHATES. II. THE SYNTHESIS OF 5'-ADENYLYL METHYLPHOSPHONATE AND 5'-ADENYLYL CHLOROMETHYLPHOSPHONATE.


STRUCTURE OF A DI-O-BENZYLIDENE-3-O-METHYL-D-GLUCITOL.


AN IMPROVED, STEREOSELECTIVE SYNTHESIS OF 2-AMINO-3-O-(D-1-CARBOXYETHYL)-2-DEOXY-D-GLUCOSE (MURAMIC ACID).


2-DEOXY SUGARS. IV. 2,6-DIDEOXY-D-ARABINO-HEXOSE.


NUCLEOSIDES. 23. 2',5'-AND 3',5'-EPOXIDES OF PENTOFURANOSYLURACILS.


NUCLEOSIDES. XXIV. 1-(2',5'-AND 3',5'-EPOXY-BETA-D-LYXOFURANOSYL)URACILS.


QUINAZOLINES AND 1,4-BENZODIAZEPINES. XXI. THE NITRATION OF 1,3,4,5-TETRAHYDRO-5-PHENYL-2H-1,4-BENZODIAZEPIN-2-ONES.


QUINAZOLINES AND 1,4-BENZODIAZEPINES. XXII. A REARRANGEMENT OF 5-PHENYL-1,3-DIHYDRO-2H-1,4-BENZODIAZEPIN-2-ONES.


JERVINE. XIV. ISOJERVIN-11-BETA-OL AND RELATED REDUCTION PRODUCTS OF ISOJERVINE.


STUDIES ON METHYLGLYOXAL BIS(GUANYLHYDRAZONE) ANALOGS. IV. ACETYLATION STUDIES.


THE SYNTHESIS OF 17-BETA-AMINO-17-ISOPROGESTERONE.


THE CONSTITUENTS OF ECBALLIUM ELATERIUM L. XXI. ISOMERISM IN RING A OF THE CUCURBITANES.


A FREE-ELECTRON MODEL FOR KINETIC SUBSTITUENT EFFECTS.


17-AZASTEROIDS. 3. THE SYNTHESIS OF N-HYDROXY-17A-AZA-D-HOMOSTEROIDS.


ESSENTIAL OILS AND THEIR CONSTITUENTS. XXVI. REARRANGEMENT OF CARYOPHYLLENE OXIDE DURING GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY.


HETEROCYCLIC AMINES. I. 3-THIENYL TERTIARY AMINES.


A NEW SYNTHESIS OF ALPHA-L-ASPARTYL-L-LEUCINE.


QUATERNIZATION OF AZIRIDINES. EVIDENCE FOR THE MONOMERIC STATE OF PRODUCTS.


RECONSTRUCTING THE NATURAL APPEARANCE BY IMMEDIATE DENTURES.


THE EFFECT OF DENTURE FACTORS ON MASTICATORY PERFORMANCE. II. INFLUENCE OF THE POLISHED SURFACE CONTOUR OF DENTURE BASE.


RANGE OF CONDYLAR MOVEMENT DURING MANDIBULAR OPENING.


THE MASTICATORY ACT. A REVIEW.

THE MASTICATORY ACT. A REVIEW.


COMPARISON OF PHYSIOLOGICALLY AND MANUALLY FORMED DENTURE BASES.


A CEPHALOMETRIC STUDY OF THE SETTLING AND MIGRATION OF DENTURES.


VERTICAL DIMENSION LITERATURE REVIEW.

VERTICAL DIMENSION LITERATURE REVIEW.


EDUCATING PATIENTS WHO REQUEST CONTRAINDICATED DENTURES.


CASTING DENTAL ALLOYS TO EMBEDDED WIRES.


WETTABILITY OF POLY-(METHYL METHACRYLATE) TREATED WITH SILICON TETRACHLORIDE.


THE RESTORATION OF CARIOUS CLASP-BEARING TEETH.


THE NATURE OF SUPPORTING TISSUES FOR COMPLETE DENTURES.


EVALUATING THE MUCOUS MEMBRANES OF THE EDENTULOUS MOUTH.


OCCLUSION OF FIXED PARTIAL DENTURES BY TWO METHODS.


A NONPARALLEL UNIVERSAL HORIZONTAL PIN SPLINT.


CONSERVATION OF THE SUPPORTIVE MECHANISM.


SOME SIMILARITIES BETWEEN THE NEONATAL THYMECTOMY SYNDROME AND GRAFT-VERSUS-HOST DISEASE.


METABOLIC AND SURFACE FACTORS GOVERNING PHAGOCYTOSIS IN THE PERFUSED RAT LIVER.


EFFECT OF COLD ON BLOOD CLEARANCE OF CARBON AND BACTERIA OF  DIFFERENT VIRULENCE.


COMPARISON OF TWO TECHNIQUES TO STUDY IN VITRO UPTAKE AND FATE OF PASTEURELLA TULARENSIS.


COMPARISON OF THE PHAGOCYTIC ABILITY OF NORMAL AND BURSECTOMIZED BIRDS.


LEUCOCYTIC TROPHISM FOR INFLAMMATION AND AUTOCHTHONOUS AND HOMOLOGOUS TUMOR CELLS.


EFFECT OF GLUCAN DERIVATIVES UPON PHAGOCYTOSIS BY MICE.


LIVER DISEASE IN NEWBORN RATS TRANSFUSED WITH ALLOGENEIC LYMPHOCYTES.


A CLINICIAN'S VIEW OF A DESIRABLE FILLING MATERIAL.


AMERICAN DENTISTRY--QUO VADIS.

AMERICAN DENTISTRY--QUO VADIS.


PATIENT FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY POLICY.


FIXED PERMANENT AMALGAM SPLINTS UTILIZING CHROME-COBALT ALLOY REINFORCEMENT BARS.


THE TOTAL MAN: SOME GUIDELINES IN THE HOLISTIC APPROACH OF PROSTHODONTICS.


NOISE LEVELS OF A NEWLY DESIGNED HANDPIECE.


ORAL LEUKOPLAKIA, CARCINOMA, AND THE PROSTHODONTIST.


WHAT HAPPENED TO MY ARTICLE?

WHAT HAPPENED TO MY ARTICLE?


UCLA DENTAL SCHOOL RECEIVES H. E. & W. GRANT.


NEW ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENTATION IN DENTISTRY: AN EVALUATION OF MINIATURE CARDIOVASCULAR AND PSYCHOGALVANIC SKIN RESPONSE MONITORING DEVICES.


PROPOSED TEAMSTER DENTAL PLANS VIOLATE PRINCIPLES.


PREPARATORY DENTURES--A PROTECTIVE PHILOSOPHY.


USC SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY RECEIVES CONSTRUCTION GRANT.


ASSESSMENT OF HANDICAPPING DENTOFACIAL ANOMALIES: A PROPOSED ORTHODONTIC METHOD.


WORKSHOP ON DENTAL HYGIENE EDUCATION AND LICENSURE.


METHODS AVAILABLE FOR THE STERILIZATION OF DENTAL INSTRUMENTS AND MATERIALS. A REVIEW.


EXTERNAL DEFIBRILLATION AND CLOSED CHEST CARDIAC MASSAGE IN TREATMENT OF ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION COMPLICATED BY VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION.


ENDOLYMPHATIC-SUBARACHNOID SHUNT OPERATION FOR TREATMENT OF MENIERE'S DISEASE: REPORT OF A CASE.


SOME SOCIAL FACTORS IN REHABILITATION.

SOME SOCIAL FACTORS IN REHABILITATION.


THE NEED FOR OBJECTIVE ASSESSMENT OF CARDIAC SYMPTOMS.


DUODENAL ILEUS; WITH REFERENCE TO SUPERIOR MESENTERIC ARTERY COMPRESSION.


AN INTERIM REPORT ON THE COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION FOR HEALTH IMPROVEMENT PROJECT OF THE MARYAND TUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIATION.


ASPECTS OF MEDICAL WRITING 3: JOHN TALBOTT, M.D., ON MEDICAL JOURNALISM.


TOWSON COOPERATIVE NURSERY FOR RETARDED CHILDREN.


DERMATITIS MEDICAMENTOSA.

DERMATITIS MEDICAMENTOSA.


THE IDENTIFICATION OF MASS AIRCRASH VICTIMS.


ETIOLOGY OF PERIODONTAL DISEASE.

ETIOLOGY OF PERIODONTAL DISEASE.


PROBLEM OF PESTICIDE RESIDUE. RECENT TRENDS TOWARD PESTICIDE SAFETY.


ABNORMAL CHEST FILM WITH MINIMAL SYMPTOMS.


PSYCHIATRIC CASUALTIES.

PSYCHIATRIC CASUALTIES.


HYPERNEPHROMA WITH SOLITARY CEREBRAL METASTASIS; SIX-YEAR SURVIVAL FOLLOWING NEPHRECTOMY.


REHABILITATION PROGRAM FOR ALCOHOLIC INMATES AT THE WESTCHESTER COUNTY PENITENTIARY.


CYBERNETIC APPLICATIONS IN MEDICINE. 3. THE PHYSICIAN AS REGULATOR OF A LARGE SYSTEM.


ELECTIVE INDUCTION OF LABOR.

ELECTIVE INDUCTION OF LABOR.


NEW YORK UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY. A PARTIAL REVIEW OF THE RECORD. (1865-1965).


THE EFFECTS OF HOSPITALIZATION ON CHILDREN ADMITTED FOR TONSILLECTOMY AND ADENOIDECTOMY.


THE CASE FOR HISTORICAL RESEARCH.

THE CASE FOR HISTORICAL RESEARCH.


DOCTOR WALLS RECEIVES AWARD.

DOCTOR WALLS RECEIVES AWARD.


THE AIMS OF NURSING RESEARCH.

THE AIMS OF NURSING RESEARCH.


SOLDER CONNECTION FAILURE IN BRIDGES.

SOLDER CONNECTION FAILURE IN BRIDGES.


SQUAMOUS-CELL CARCINOMA OF THE LOWER LIP. DISCUSSION AND CASE REPORT.


PROBLEMS OF THE ALCOHOLIC-TUBERCULOUS PATIENT. A STUDY OF ATTITUDES OF THE HOSPITALIZED ALCOHOLIC-TUBERCULOUS, THE NON-ALCOHOLIC-TUBERCULOUS, AND THE NURSE.


PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION AS ROLE AND METHOD IN BEHAVIORAL RESEARCH.


PERSONALITY CONTRASTS AMONG MEDICAL AND SURGICAL NURSES.


SELF-CONCEPTION AND PROFESSIONAL TRAINING.


TEACHING ACTIVITIES OF THE NURSING PRACTITIONER.


THE SUCCESSFUL MANAGEMENT OF IMMEDIATE DENTURE PATIENTS.


MINNESOTA STATE DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 1964-1965.


YOU CAN BE A PUBLIC RELATIONS EXPERT.

YOU CAN BE A PUBLIC RELATIONS EXPERT.


THE ROLE OF PERSONALITY IN NURSING EDUCATION. A COMPARISON OF SUCCESSFUL AND UNSUCCESSFUL NURSING STUDENTS.


IDENTIFYING EFFECTIVE BEHAVIOR OF THE NURSING INSTRUCTOR THROUGH CRITICAL INCIDENTS.


EFFECTS OF PUBLIC HEALTH FIELD PRACTICE UPON CAREER PREFERENCES AND CAREER PLANS.


FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH STAFF-PATIENT AND PATIENT-PATIENT INTERACTION ON PSYCHIATRIC UNITS.


THE USES OF BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES IN NURSING: FURTHER COMMENT.


A NOTE ON THE ACCURACY OF THE TEMPERATURE, PULSE AND RESPIRATION PROCEDURE.


DENTISTRY IN THREE YEARS.

DENTISTRY IN THREE YEARS.


DR. MCDERMOTT FOR A.D.A. TRUSTEE.

DR. MCDERMOTT FOR A.D.A. TRUSTEE.


ECONODONTICS... ECONOMICS IN DENTAL PRACTICE. YOU CAN PUT YOUR EGGS IN TOO MANY BASKETS.


AN OFFICE BUILDING FOR FOUR DENTISTS.

AN OFFICE BUILDING FOR FOUR DENTISTS.


HOW TO KEEP YOURSELF HONEST.

HOW TO KEEP YOURSELF HONEST.


TAX AND LEGAL POINTERS FOR DENTISTS.

TAX AND LEGAL POINTERS FOR DENTISTS.


HOW TO TELL WHEN THE STOCK MARKET TURNS. 2.


CHEMOTHERAPY AND THE DENTIST: ORAL PENICILLIN. I.


SOCIO-ECONOMIC IMPACT OF POPULATION CHANGE.


PERSPECTIVES IN IMMUNOLOGICAL CONTROL OF REPRODUCTION: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE.


SEX EDUCATION OF MEDICAL STUDENTS AND DOCTORS.


INTRAUTERINE CONTRACEPTIVE DEVICES: THEIR EFFECTIVENESS IN CONTROLLING FERTILITY AND THEIR EFFECTS ON UTERINE TISSUES.


SEX EDUCATION OF COLLEGE STUDENTS AND THE GENERAL POPULATION.


FUTURE APPROACHES TO CONCEPTION CONTROL.


VAGINAL CONTRACEPTION--A NECESSITY.

VAGINAL CONTRACEPTION--A NECESSITY.


CURRENT DEVELOPMENT IN SYSTEMIC CONTRACEPTION.


PANEL DISCUSSION: CONTRACEPTIVE PRACTICE.


THE UNITED STATES POPULATION IN 2000 A.D. A GLIMPSE THROUGH THE DEMOGRAPHIC RADAR.


THE NEUROLOGY OF EARLY CHILDHOOD. THE NEURO-RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME.


PREMEDICATION--A REASSESSMENT.

PREMEDICATION--A REASSESSMENT.


THE ORIGIN AND EARLY HISTORY OF THE INSTITUTE OF CANCER RESEARCH OF THE ROYAL CANCER HOSPITAL.


SOME LIPID DISEASES OF THE BRAIN.

SOME LIPID DISEASES OF THE BRAIN.


MAN'S UNDERSTANDING OF THE LYMPHATICS, WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO THE LUNG..


PROGNOSTIC VALUE OF NEUROLOGICAL SIGNS IN THE NEWBORN.


THE DEVELOPMENT OF UROLOGY.

THE DEVELOPMENT OF UROLOGY.


SECTION OF PATHOLOGY. FORM AND FUNCTION.


SOME ADRENAL FACTS AND FANCIES.

SOME ADRENAL FACTS AND FANCIES.


NEUROLOGICAL EXAMINATION OF THE NEONATE.


PITUITARY IMPLANTATION OF RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES FOR MEDICAL DISEASES.


REGIONAL MATURATION OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM AND ASSOCIATED PATHOLOGY.


THE NATURE OF HERPES ZOSTER: A LONG-TERM STUDY AND A NEW HYPOTHESIS. Dr Hope-Simpson presents a study of all cases of herpes zoster occurring in his general practice during a sixteen-year period. The rate was 3.4 per thousand per annum, rising with age, and the distribution of lesions reflected that of the varicella rash.It was found that severity increased with age, but that the condition did not occur in epidemics, and that there was no characteristic seasonal variation. A low prevalence of varicella was usually associated with a high incidence of zoster.Dr Hope-Simpson suggests that herpes zoster is a spontaneous manifestation of varicella infection. Following the primary infection (chickenpox), virus becomes latent in the sensory ganglia, where it can be reactivated from time to time (herpes zoster). Herpes zoster then represents an adaptation enabling varicella virus to survive for long periods, even without a continuous supply of persons susceptible to chickenpox.


STOP TRYING TO BEAT DEADBEATS.

STOP TRYING TO BEAT DEADBEATS.


DEPARTMENT OF ORAL BIOLOGY ESTABLISHED AT UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY.


HOW MUCH HOME?

HOW MUCH HOME?


NATHAN A. LEWIS, D.D.S. PRESIDENT, SECOND  DISTRICT DENTAL SOCIETY.


CONGENITAL MUCOUS RETENTION CYST OF THE TONGUE.


EFFICIENT OFFICE OPERATION.

EFFICIENT OFFICE OPERATION.


GENIAL TUBERCLE REMOVAL FOR COMPLETE DENTURE.


FRESHEN UP YOUR OFFICE.

FRESHEN UP YOUR OFFICE.


AN UP-TO-DATE WILL.

AN UP-TO-DATE WILL.


BIOLOGIC SIGNIFICANCE OF BALANCED OCCLUSION AND BALANCED ARTICULATION IN COMPLETE DENTURE SERVICE.


THE EDGAR BUCHANAN STORY: DENTISTRY AND DRAMA.


AMERICAN FUND FOR DENTAL EDUCATION, 1964 ACTIVITIES.


ORAL CANCER AND CYTOLOGY.

ORAL CANCER AND CYTOLOGY.


TOPICAL FLUORIDE GEL AVAILABLE FROM THE STATE HEALTH DEPARTMENT.


THE CRYSTAL STRUCTURE OF SPERMINE PHOSPHATE HEXAHYDRATE.


THE CRYSTAL STRUCTURE OF THE ALPHA-MODIFICATION OF P-NITROPHENOL NEAR 90 DEGREES K.


WATER AND ELECTROLYTE CONTENT OF SKELETAL MUSCLE IN ACROMEGALY.


THE MECHANISM(S) OF CORONARY SHOCK.

THE MECHANISM(S) OF CORONARY SHOCK.


EPIGASTRIC PAINS, JAUNDICE AND FEVER.

EPIGASTRIC PAINS, JAUNDICE AND FEVER.


IS NATURAL SELECTION MAINTAINING THE "PTC POLYMORPHIC SYSTEM" IN THE POPULATION THROUGH SUSCEPTIBILITY TO DISEASE CONDITIONS?


KOCH'S TYMPANO-MASTOIDITIS.

KOCH'S TYMPANO-MASTOIDITIS.


A CONCEPT OF BIOLOGICAL DEGENERATION.

A CONCEPT OF BIOLOGICAL DEGENERATION.


THE CARCINOID SYNDROME.

THE CARCINOID SYNDROME.


VASCULAR OCCLUSIVE DISEASES: SURGICAL CONSIDERATIONS.


ANTHELMINTHIC ACTIVITY OF PIPERAZINE SEBACATE.


MYCOLOGICAL EXAMINATION OF CLINICAL MATERIALS.


HOST RESISTANCE AND OTHER INTANGIBLES IN THE TREATMENT OF CANCER.


RADIOISOTOPES IN INTERNAL RADIATION THERAPY.


PLACENTAL DEGRADATION OF RADIOINSULIN.

PLACENTAL DEGRADATION OF RADIOINSULIN.


FINNISH OESOPHAGEAL SPEECH AFTER LARYNGECTOMY: SOUND SPECTROGRAPHIC AND CINERADIOGRAPHIC STUDIES.


BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON STREPTOMYCES AUREOFACIENS. IV. STUDIES ON THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF CHLORTETRACYCLINE.


COMPARATIVE EXAMINATION OF CHRONIC TYPHOID CARRIERS WITH IMMUNOFLUORESCENT AND CULTURAL METHODS.


STUDIES ON KLEBSIELLA INFECTIONS BY PHAGE DETECTION AND PHAGE TYPING.


STUDIES ON THE HUMAN INTESTINAL FLORA. II. ALTERATIONS IN THE INTESTINAL FLORA OF PATIENTS TREATED WITH ANTIBIOTICS.


COMPARATIVE SEROLOGICAL STUDIES ON THE EFFECTIVENESS OF MONOVALENT LIVE POLIOVIRUS VACCINES GIVEN ALTERNATIVELY IN THE ORDER 2-3-1 AND 1-3-2.


EXCRETION OF SV-40 VIRUS AFTER ORAL ADMINISTRATION OF CONTAMINATED POLIO VACCINE.


BREAKDOWN OF AMINO ACIDS BY ENTEROBACTERIACEAE. 3. CHARACTERISTIC COLOUR REACTIONS IN THE PROTEUS-PROVIDENCIA GROUP.


STUDIES ON THE INTRATYPIC VARIANTS OF ECHOVIRUSES. II. THE ROLE OF CELL RECEPTORS IN THE SELECTION OF ECHOVIRUS VARIANTS.


EXAMINATION OF THE SUSCEPTIBILITY TO VIRUS INFECTION OF HETEROPLOID MONKEY-KIDNEY CELL STRAINS.


LCM INFECTION OF MICE THYMECTOMIZED IN NEWBORN AGE.


CEPHALOMETRIC EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTS OF THE KLOEHN TYPE OF CERVICAL TRACTION USED AS AN AUXILIARY WITH THE EDGEWISE MECHANISM FOLLOWING TWEED'S PRINCIPLES FOR CORRECTION OF CLASS II, DIVISION 1 MALOCCLUSION.


CEPHALOMETRIC STANDARDS FOR JAPANESE ACCORDING TO THE STEINER ANALYSIS.


COMMENTS ON THE CASE-DEWEY-CRYER EXTRACTION DEBATE.


RAPID ANTIBACTERIAL SENSITIVITY TESTING USING A TETRAZOLIUM DISK TECHNIQUE.


THE EXPANDING AUDIO-VISUAL SCENE.

THE EXPANDING AUDIO-VISUAL SCENE.


IMPROVING HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE FOR PSYCHIATRIC ILLNESS.


DISSEMINATION OF BACTERIA BY LABORATORY PERSONNEL.


BLOOD CHLORIDES: MANY PROBLEMS, SOME SOLUTIONS AND A FEW RECOMMENDATIONS.


PREPAYMENT FOR PSYCHIATRIC ILLNESS.

PREPAYMENT FOR PSYCHIATRIC ILLNESS.


PUBLIC AND PRIVATE RESPONSIBILITY FOR PSYCHIATRIC CARE.


QUALITY CONTROL HAS ITS BRIGHTEST DAY IN CLINICAL CHEMISTRY.


IS QUALITY CONTROL A REALITY IN BLOOD BANKING.


CONTAMINATION OF VAGINAL AND CERVICAL SMEARS.


QUALITY CONTROL IN THE CLINICAL LABORATORY.


PUBLIC IMAGES OF PSYCHIATRY: CHALLENGES IN PLANNING COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CARE.


A RE-EVALUATION OF THE MENTALISTS IN EARLY 19TH CENTURY GERMAN PSYCHIATRY.


THE OPEN PSYCHIATRIC WARD AND ITS VICISSITUDES.


WHAT CAN QUALITY CONTROL DO FOR HEMATOLOGY?


THE PREDICTION OF SCHIZOPHRENIA IN INFANCY: 3. A TEN-YEAR FOLLOW-UP REPORT OF NEUROLOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT.


BLOOD GROUPING TESTS; APPLICATION TO RELATED SCIENTIFIC FIELDS.


DANGEROUSNESS--ARREST RATE COMPARISONS OF DISCHARGED PATIENTS AND THE GENERAL POPULATION.


STUDIES ON A SECOND LONG-ACTING FLUPHENAZINE.


EFFECT ON THE LIVER OF LONG-TERM TRANQUILIZING MEDICATION.


THE UNDER-UTILIZATION OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES BY WORKERS AND LOW INCOME GROUPS: CAUSES AND CURES.


"COLLEGE PHOBIA": SCHOOL REFUSAL IN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS.


MULTIPLE CONCENTRATIONS OF CONSTITUENTS IN A QUALITY CONTROL PROGRAM.


A PSYCHOLOGICAL COMPONENT IN THE ETIOLOGY OF GEOGRAPHIC TONGUE.


PROTRIPTYLINE IN TREATMENT OF SEVERE DEPRESSIONS A LONG-RANGE PILOT STUDY.


STATISTICAL EVALUATION OF STUDENT TECHNICAL PERFORMANCE.


A DOUBLE-BLIND COMPARISON OF WY-3498, DIAZEPAM AND PLACEBO IN PSYCHIATRIC OUTPATIENTS.


THE LONG-TERM USE OF VALIUM.

THE LONG-TERM USE OF VALIUM.


SEVERE TOXIC REACTION TO COMBINED AMITRIPTYLINE AND THIORIDAZINE.


PAROTID ENLARGEMENT BILATERALLY IN A PATIENT ON THIORIDAZINE.


ALLERGIC PURPURA IN A PATIENT TREATED WITH CARPHENAZINE.


DR. PAUL H. HOCH.

DR. PAUL H. HOCH.


THOUGHTS ABOUT THE FUTURE OF PSYCHIATRY.


WINFRED OVERHOLSER (1892-1964).

WINFRED OVERHOLSER (1892-1964).


NEONATAL MECONIUM OBSTRUCTION IN THE ABSENCE OF MUCOVISCIDOSIS.


COMPLICATIONS AFTER GASTRIC HYPOTHERMIA.


ANTICOAGULANT THERAPY IN THE SURGICAL PATIENT.


LOCAL EXCISION FOR CARCINOMA OF THE BREAST: ITS POSSIBLE USE IN SPECIAL SITUATIONS.


TREATMENT OF BREAST CANCER BY LOCAL EXCISION.


CANCER OF THE BREAST IN YOUNG NEGRO PATIENTS.


REGENERATION IN INJURED SPINAL CORD.

REGENERATION IN INJURED SPINAL CORD.


FRESH WATER DROWNING AT LOWERED BODY TEMPERATURE; AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY.


EXPERIENCES WITH PLASTIC ADHESIVE IN THE NONSUTURE REPAIR OF BODY TISSUES.


USE OF "ECHELON SUTURES" IN WOUND CLOSURE.


COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF THE EFFECT OF METHODS OF STERILIZATION ON THE ABSORPTION OF CHROMIC CATGUT.


DIFFERENTIATION OF FULL THICKNESS AND PARTIAL THICKNESS BURNS WITH THE AID OF FLUORESCEIN.


SURGICAL PALLIATION FOR LUNG CANCER.

SURGICAL PALLIATION FOR LUNG CANCER.


CANCER OF THE COLON AND RECTUM; ANALYSIS OF 300 CASES.


THE FEEDING GASTROSTOMY: FRIEND OR FOE.

THE FEEDING GASTROSTOMY: FRIEND OR FOE.


HEMATOGENOUS METASTASES FROM EPIDERMOID CARCINOMA OF THE ANAL CANAL.


THE EFFECT OF NEW IODOPHORS ON PROTEIN BOUND IODINE AND BUTINOL EXTRACTABLE IODINE IN HUMANS.


SERUM ENZYME CHANGES WITH OBSTRUCTIVE JAUNDICE AND HYPOTENSION.


ACUTE APPENDICITIS WITH PERFORATION; A REVIEW OF THE CASES IN IOWA LUTHERAN HOSPITAL OVER A THIRTEEN YEAR PERIOD.


HIGH LIGATION OF THE SAC IN INDIRECT INGUINAL HERNIA.


ACUTE ULCER PERFORATION, AN EARLY COMPLICATION OF PARTIAL GASTRECTOMY.


FEMORAL HERNIA IN CHILDREN.

FEMORAL HERNIA IN CHILDREN.


MASSIVE GASTROINTESTINAL HEMORRHAGE DUE TO PANCREATIC LITHIASIS.


PERFORATION OF THE GALLBLADDER MASQUERADING AS CARCINOMA OF THE HEAD OF THE PANCREAS WITH JAUNDICE AND GASTRIC OUTLET OBSTRUCTION WITH MALIGNANT CARCINOID OF THE ILEUM AS AN INCIDENTAL FINDING.


OBSERVATIONS ON THE PATHOPHYSIOLOGY AND TREATMENT OF PHLEGMASIA CERULEA DOLENS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THROMBECTOMY.


PULMONARY EMBOLECTOMY UTILIZING CARDIOPULMONARY BYPASS.


ACUTE TRAUMATIC ARTERIOVENOUS FISTULA OF THE COMMON CAROTID ARTERY AND INTERNAL JUGULAR VEIN; REPORT OF AN IMMEDIATE REPAIR.


CYSTIC METASTASES FROM PAPILLARY ADENOCARCINOMA OF THE THYROID WITH COMMENTS CONCERNING CARCINOMA ASSOCIATED WITH THYROGLOSSAL REMNANTS.


SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF THE ESOPHAGUS; REPORT OF SURVIVAL WITHOUT SURGICAL MANAGEMENT.


EXTRARENAL WILMS' TUMOR.

EXTRARENAL WILMS' TUMOR.


INFLAMMATORY PSEUDOTUMORS OF THE CECUM.

INFLAMMATORY PSEUDOTUMORS OF THE CECUM.


SPONTANEOUS HEMATOMA OF SPERMATIC CORD.

SPONTANEOUS HEMATOMA OF SPERMATIC CORD.


COMBINED LUNG-LIVER RADIOISOTOPE SCAN IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF SUBDIAPHRAGMATIC ABSCESS.


PATIENT MONITORING IN THE HOSPITAL.

PATIENT MONITORING IN THE HOSPITAL.


PYOPNEUMOTHORAX COMPLICATING RHEUMATOID LUNG DISEASE.


"THE BEST AND NOBLEST".

"THE BEST AND NOBLEST".


UPPER GASTROINTESTINAL HEMORRHAGE FROM CARCINOMA OF ESOPHAGUS. A REPORT OF SIX CASES.


NEW OPERATION FOR DISTAL ESOPHAGEAL STRICTURE.


PREPYLORIC DIAPHRAGM, AN UNUSUAL ABNORMALITY. A CASE REPORT.


LYMPHOMA OF THE STOMACH: A DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC PROBLEM.


TREATMENT OF COMPLICATIONS OF GASTRODUODENAL "STEROID ULCERS".


LAPAROTOMY FOR UNEXPLAINED FEVER.

LAPAROTOMY FOR UNEXPLAINED FEVER.


NONPENETRATING INJURIES OF ABDOMEN CAUSING RUPTURE OF SPLEEN: REPORT OF 100 CASES.


FUNCTIONING ADENOMAS OF PANCREAS WITH HYPERINSULINISM: REPORT OF 13 PATIENTS.


THE MANAGEMENT OF PANCREATIC INJURIES.

THE MANAGEMENT OF PANCREATIC INJURIES.


TOTAL PANCREATIC ALLOGRAFTS IN PANCREATECTOMIZED DOGS.


HOMOTRANSPLANTATION OF THE CANINE LIVER: SURVIVAL AND HISTOLOGY WITH AND WITHOUT AZATHIOPRINE.


EVALUATION OF RED CELL EQUILIBRATION IN HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK.


RENAL HYPOTHERMIA: IN VIVO TRANSAORTIC PERFUSION WITH RINGER'S LACTATE SOLUTION.


POSTSYSTOLIC MYOCARDIAL AUGMENTATION: CLINICAL APPLICATIONS UTILIZING THE PRESSURE PULSE GENERATOR.


DEXTRAN SPECIFICITY IN THROMBUS INHIBITION.


USE OF ANTICOAGULANTS IN THE PREVENTION OF VENOUS THROMBOEMBOLIC DISEASE IN POSTOPERATIVE PATIENTS.


ILIOFEMORAL THROMBECTOMY FOR VENOUS OCCLUSION.


LIGATION OF THE INFERIOR VENA CAVA.

LIGATION OF THE INFERIOR VENA CAVA.


ARTERIAL DYSPLASIA: AN IMPORTANT SURGICAL LESION.


OBSERVATIONS ON THE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF OBLITERATIVE DISEASE OF THE VISCERAL BRANCHES OF THE ABDOMINAL AORTA.


SELECTION OF PATIENTS FOR PERIPHERAL ARTERIAL OPERATIONS: PLETHYSMOGRAPHIC AND CLINICAL EVALUATION.


NEUROVASCULAR DISORDERS OF THE UPPER EXTREMITY TREATED BY TRANSAXILLARY SYMPATHECTOMY.


ANGIOPLASTY IN THE TREATMENT OF PERIPHERAL OCCLUSIVE ARTERIOPATHY: A SUMMARY OF 12 YEARS' EXPERIENCE.


VERTEBRAL ARTERY INSUFFICIENCY PRODUCED BY CERVICAL OSTEOARTHRITIC SPURS.


EXTRAMEDULLARY HEMATOPOIESIS SIMULATING INTRATHORACIC TUMOR.


MANAGEMENT OF CEREBRAL ARTERIAL INSUFFICIENCY CAUSED BY REVERSAL OF FLOW.


AORTOMYOCARDIAL AUTOGENOUS VEIN GRAFTS.

AORTOMYOCARDIAL AUTOGENOUS VEIN GRAFTS.


PULMONARY SEQUESTRATION.

PULMONARY SEQUESTRATION.


THE CRUCIFIXION OF JESUS. THE PASSION OF CHRIST FROM A MEDICAL POINT OF VIEW.


CANINE SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS.

CANINE SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS.


IN VIVO LOCALIZATION OF HETEROLOGOUS ANTI-ERYTHROCYTE ANTIBODIES IN THE RAT BONE MARROW AND THEIR EFFECT ON THE PROLIFERATIVE CAPACITY OF IMMATURE ERYTHROID CELLS.


STUDY OF IMMUNOLOGIC REACTIVITY IN HEMOBLASTOSIS. CIRCULATING ANTIBODY FORMATION AS A RESPONSE TO ANTIGENIC STIMULUS IN LEUKEMIA, MALIGNANT LYMPHOMA, MYELOMA AND MYELOFIBROSIS.


DNA AND RNA SYNTHESIS OF CIRCULATING ATYPICAL LYMPHOCYTES IN INFECTIOUS MONONUCLEOSIS.


SUCCESSFUL ALLOGENIC BONE MARROW TRANSPLANTATION IN MAN: CHIMERISM, INDUCED SPECIFIC TOLERANCE AND POSSIBLE ANTI-LEUKEMIC EFFECTS.


SOME PROPERTIES OF SERUM OBTAINED FROM RABBITS IMMUNIZED WITH HUMAN URINARY ERYTHROPOIETIN.


INTRAERYTHROCYTIC HEMOGLOBIN CRYSTALS IN SICKLE CELL-HEMOGLOBIN C DISEASE.


THE SITE OF ABSORPTION OF CO58-LABELED VITAMIN B12 IN MAN. AN INVESTIGATION MADE BY INTESTINAL INTUBATION WITH POLYETHYLENE GLYCOL AS A MARKER SUBSTANCE.


THROMBOCYTOPENIA INHERITED AS AN AUTOSOMAL DOMINANT TRAIT.


THE PLATELET-FIBRIN RELATIONSHIP IN HUMAN BLOOD CLOTS: AN ULTRASTRUCTURAL STUDY UTILIZING FERRITIN-CONJUGATED ANTI-HUMAN FIBRINOGEN ANTIBODY.


A SIMPLE RAPID METHOD FOR ESTIMATING SERUM PLASMIN ACTIVITY WITH FIBRIN-COATED LATEX PARTICLES.


EVALUATION OF A TECHNIC FOR COUNTING DOG AND HUMAN PLATELETS.


ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC DIAGNOSIS OF HERNIATED LUMBAR DISC.


X-RAY DEMONSTRATION OF ADRENAL TUMORS.

X-RAY DEMONSTRATION OF ADRENAL TUMORS.


ALTERATIONS IN MATERNAL CARDIO-PULMONARY FUNCTION AND THEIR CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS.


ATYPICAL  MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION: REPORT OF THREE CASES AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.


THE PHANTOM DOUBLE IN PREGNANCY.

THE PHANTOM DOUBLE IN PREGNANCY.


COWPOX TREATED WITH MARBORAN (METHISAZONE).


FIELD AND EXPERIMENTAL INFECTIONS OF CALVES WITH THE NEMATODE PARASITE, OSTERTAGIA OSTERTAGI.


ORAL TREATMENT OF HEARTWATER WITH OXYTETRACYCLINE (TERRAMYCIN SOLUBLE POWDER).


THE EFFECTS OF FEEDING KALE TO BREEDING EWES.


CHANGES IN BLOOD CHEMISTRY, BODY WEIGHT AND HAEMOTOCRIT OF CALVES AFFECTED WITH NEONATAL DIARRHOEA.


INFERTILITY IN FARM ANIMALS IN BRITAIN.

INFERTILITY IN FARM ANIMALS IN BRITAIN.


GRADING ATHEROSCLEROSIS IN AORTA AND CORONARY ARTERIES OBTAINED AT AUTOPSY: APPLICATION OF A TESTED METHOD. A method of assessing "atherosclerosis", if used according to certain rules, was shown in an earlier study to be capable of discriminating between groups of aortas or coronary arteries according to the quantity of certain defined lesions. It would not measure absolute amounts, but would show whether one group of specimens had more or less of the factor assessed than another and would indicate the statistical significance of this finding according to the number of specimens in each group.The method has now been applied to a study of material from six communities in three countries.This paper outlines how the rules of procedure were applied. Intra-observer and inter-observer calibration tests carried out in a routine manner during four "grading sessions" and inter-sessional tests are described.The discriminatory power in comparing groups of specimens from nearly 3000 subjects is calculated and shown according to artery (thoracic aorta, descending aorta, right coronary, left anterior descending coronary, left circumflex coronary) and type of lesion ("total amount of atherosclerosis", "fatty streak", "fibrous plaque", "complicated lesion" and "calcification"). Observations on "coronary stenosis" were also made. The discriminatory power of the method was calculated for this factor and, contrary to many expectations, was found to be of practical value.Definitions and general procedure are described in annexes.


MYOCARDIAL DISEASE IN A RURAL POPULATION IN JAMAICA. An epidemiological study of the prevalence of heart disease in a representative rural population in Jamaica was carried out in 1962. Six hundred adults aged 35-64 years were selected at random from an agricultural population of which a census had been taken previously, and this report describes the clinical and electrocardiographic findings in 548 of these subjects.It is clear from the results of this survey that symptoms and physical signs of heart disease are common in this population; electrocardiographic evidence of myocardial damage-frequently interpreted as due to myocardial ischaemia-has also an unexpectedly high prevalence for an ethnic group in which a number of careful pathological studies have shown myocardial infarction and occlusive coronary artery disease to be comparatively rare.Much of the heart disease found was wholly unexplained, and it is thought that many of these subjects may have a type of cardiomyopathy of unknown etiology. A number of reports from the tropics and subtropics have drawn attention to this problem, but this is, so far as is known, the first investigation of its epidemiology.


CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE IN WOMEN IN IRAQ. Stimulated by the world-wide interest in cardiovascular diseases, the authors made a study of 1001 consecutive admissions to a female medical ward in Baghdad, Iraq, and found that 146 patients were in congestive failure on admission, and an additional 197 patients were suffering from primary cardiovascular disease without failure. Of the group in failure, 47.9% had rheumatic heart disease; none of these patients had been on chemoprophylaxis. Bilharziasis was associated with a considerable number of cases of hypertension and with a small percentage of cases of cor pulmonale. The authors feel that prevention of rheumatic fever and bilharziasis should constitute the corner-stone of any effective control programme of cardiovascular disease at this stage of medical development in Iraq.