Passage of Coxsackie virus (Connecticut-5 strain) in adult mice with production of pancreatic disease. 1. With Conn.-5 strain of Coxsackie virus, pancreatic disease can be regularly produced in adult mice. 2. The lesions consist of widespread necrosis, followed by repair; there occurs more or less complete loss of glandular acini, with fatty or fibrous replacement. The islands of Langerhans and pancreatic ducts persist. 3. Injection of virus suspensions by the intraperitoneal, subcutaneous, intramuscular, or intracerebral route is followed by selective necrosis of the pancreas. 4. The liver, in the earlier stages of the disease, is the seat of fat infiltration. There may be necrosis of individual hepatic cells, but the diffuse hepatitis described in suckling mice does not occur. In the later stages of the disease, the liver is not significantly altered. 5. Localized areas of fat necrosis, scattered through intra-abdominal adipose tissue, are usually present in the acute phase of the disease. These undergo fibrosis without calcification. 6. No lesions have been found in the skeletal muscle, even at the site of intramuscular injection. Central nervous system, heart, lungs, and peripheral fat lobules show no lesions comparable to those described in suckling mice. 7. Multiplication of virus takes place in the pancreas. Serial passage in adult mice, by injection of pancreas suspensions prepared from organs removed on the 4th day after infection, is readily accomplished. Five consecutive passages in adult mice have thus far been carried out. Pancreas suspension from 4th passage material produced typical disease in suckling mice when diluted 10(-6). No virus could be demonstrated in pancreas obtained 25 days after inoculation. 8. Complete protection against the pancreatic disease is obtained when the virus is neutralized, before injection, with Conn.-5 antiserum. Normal mouse serum and antiserum against the Ohio-R strain of Coxsackie virus have no protective effect. 9. Mice surviving the initial necrotizing effect of the virus, develop chronic pancreatic insufficiency. This is manifested by extreme weight loss-in some cases, 40 per cent or more of the body weight-and by hypoproteinemia, sometimes leading to anasarca. 10. The substitution of fox-chow which has been predigested with hog pancreas brings about a restoration of weight. 11. The possibility is considered that similar lesions of the pancreas in human beings may be due to virus infection.


The effects of differential rewards on discrimination reversal learning by monkeys.


Probability learning of perceptual cues in the establishment of a weight illusion.


Probability learning and a negative recency effect in the serial anticipation of alternative symbols.


The effect of practice with brief-exposure techniques upon central and peripheral visual acuity and a search for a brief test of peripheral acuity.


The effect of scale numbering on scale-reading accuracy and speed.


The accuracy of counting repeated short tones.


The oxygen consumption of the salmon egg in relation to development and activity.


A histochemical study of cholinesterase during formation of the motor end plate of the albino rat.


Further experimental observations on the differentiation of the optic vesicle in Amblystoma.


The initial function of the chick thyroid gland with the use of radioiodine (I131).


Structural and functional adjustments following reversal of the embryonic medulla in Amblystoma.


Intra-ocular growth and differentiation of the mouse embryonic shield implanted directly and following in vitro cultivation.


An investigation of the capacity for cleavage and differentiation in Rana pipiens eggs lacking "functional" chromosomes.


Hygroreceptors in adults of Tribolium (Coleoptera, Tenebrionidae).


Effect of pH of medium upon the growth rate of Tetrahymena geleii T-P.


Infertility in general practice.

Infertility in general practice.


Dicumarol as an indicator of secondary disease.


Rhinoplasty.

Rhinoplasty.


Veterinary public health.

Veterinary public health.


ROBERT Fain Godard.

ROBERT Fain Godard.


LEON Stanley Lippincott.

LEON Stanley Lippincott.


Glysennid; results of its use in fifty-one cases.


REUEL Abram Ely.

REUEL Abram Ely.


LESTER Wallace Horne.

LESTER Wallace Horne.


Experiences with ACTH and cortisone in diseases of the eye.


Parathion poisoning in Florida citrus spray operations.


ACTH and serum sickness; report of a case.


PROCEEDINGS seventy-seventh annual meeting of the Florida Medical Association held at Hollywood April 23, 24, and 25, 1951.


Influence of protective urinary colloids in the prevention of renal lithiasis; preliminary report.


Massive resection of the small intestine, follow-up study of a case after removal of twelve feets six inches of small intestine.


Perforation of gastric and duodenal ulcers: Analysis of sixty-three cases at Duval Medical center.


The insulins and their uses.

The insulins and their uses.


The cervical stump--necessary evil?

The cervical stump--necessary evil?


General practice and urology with a commentary on educational trends in medicine, past and present.


Surgery of the biliary tract: a personal experience with eight hundred and fifty consecutive cases in private practice.


Management of massive hemorrhage from the upper part of the gastrointestinal tract.


A new concept of baby feeding.

A new concept of baby feeding.


Some observations on the interrelationships of allergy and diseases of the chest.


GEORGE Lewis Hardgrave, Jr.

GEORGE Lewis Hardgrave, Jr.


HORACE Rainsford Drew.

HORACE Rainsford Drew.


Enzyme systems in Tetrahymena geleii S. I. anaerobic dehydrogenases concerned with carbohydrate oxidation. The rates of activity of the dehydrogenase systems in Tetrahymena, which are concerned with carbohydrate oxidation, in descending order of activity are: lactic > isocitric > succinic = glucose > glucose-6-phosphate = 6-phosphogluconic = malic > glutamic = cytochrome linked alpha-glycerophosphate dehydrogenase. No evidence was obtained to indicate the presence of DPN linked alpha-glycerophosphate dehydrogenase.


Nucleic acid synthesis in mustard gas-treated E. coli B. Following exposure to dilute aqueous solutions of mustard gas, suspensions of E. coli B do not produce DNA although PNA is formed in nearly normal amounts. When the treated cells are infected with virus T(2), DNA is synthesized and RNA is not. The DNA formation continued after the virus titer reached a maximum.


Tissue culture media; the essential non-dialyzable factors in human placental cord serum. 1. Human placental cord serum contains a factor or factors necessary for active growth of fibroblasts in tissue culture and a factor which prevents the appearance of a characteristic toxicity. 2. The growth-promoting factor(s) is stable to heating to 60 degrees C. for 30 minutes and is associated with the euglobulin fraction of the serum. 3. Extraction of dried cord serum with benzene, chloroform, and ether does not cause any decrease in growth-promoting activity. 4. Sera from hypophysectomized, adrenalectomized, and thyroid-parathyroidectomized rats show as much growth-promoting activity as normal rat sera. 5. Bovine gamma globulins, anterior pituitary growth hormone, and insulin do not replace the serum growth factor. 6. The toxicity-preventing factor is serum albumin. 7. Evidence is presented that the toxicity is due to free fatty acids in the medium and that serum albumin acts by binding the fatty acids.


Studies on the mechanism of acetate oxidation by bacteria. V. evidence for the participation of fumarate, malate, and oxalacetate in the oxidation of acetic acid by Escherichia coli. 1. Simultaneous oxidation of C(14)-methyl-labeled acetate, and unlabeled malate or fumarate and alpha-ketoglutarate results in entrapment of labeled carbon in the C(4)-dicarboxylic acids, but not in alpha-ketoglutarate, although all substrates are utilized at comparable rates. 2. A large endogenous reduction of all C(4)-dicarboxylic acids (fumarate, oxalacetate, and malate) to succinate is observed under aerobic conditions, and when vigorous oxidation is proceeding. This effect occurs with both freshly harvested young (18 hour) cells and stored (2 week) cells. 3. This reduction can be considerably minimized under high oxygen tensions. 4. The quantitative concordance of these results with a Thunberg-Knoop cyclic mechanism for acetate oxidation is shown. Possible alternative C(4) products formed prior to succinate are not completely excluded, but it appears that the cells can utilize the succinate condensation as a major pathway in acetate oxidation.


Potassium movement in relation to nerve activity. The depolarization of crab nerve during repetitive stimulation is unaffected by the presence of glucose or by an increase in the calcium content of the medium. It is increased in both amplitude and rate by veratrine; in the presence of this alkaloid mixture the rate but not the magnitude of the depolarization is increased by an elevation in the calcium concentration. Repolarization following stimulation is unaltered by glucose and accelerated by a greater calcium concentration. Veratrine increases both the amplitude and the time constant of repolarization; its effect on the time constant is counteracted by an elevation of the calcium in the medium. Potassium released during stimulation and its reabsorption following activity have been observed by analyses of small volumes of sea water in contact with crab nerve. Under the conditions employed 3 x 10(-8) microM potassium is liberated per impulse per gm. wet weight of nerve. This loss is increased by low concentrations of veratrine, which also increase the amount reabsorbed during recovery. The depletion of potassium from the medium is appreciably less if the potassium previously released during activity has not been removed. Inexcitability resulting from anoxia can be washed away with oxygen-free solution-rapidly and completely in the case of the squid axon, slowly and incompletely in crab nerve. The potassium shifts are in the proper direction and of the correct order of magnitude to account for the negative and positive after-potentials in terms of potassium accumulation or depletion in the extracellular space.


Action of inhibitors at the myoneural junction. 1. A study is presented of the actions of certain inhibitors on the frog rectus abdominis muscle stimulated by acetylcholine. 2. A type of analysis has been developed which provides a reliable criterion for judging whether an inhibitor is competing with acetylcholine for receptors at the myoneural junction or whether acting by a different mechanism. 3. The "curares" are shown to act by competitive inhibition at the myoneural junction, confirming earlier work of others on the mode of action of curare. 4. Atropine acts as an inhibitor at the myoneural junction. The inhibition may be non-competitive or it may be complicated by an additional effect at some point other than the myoneural junction. 5. A possible mechanism for anomalous inhibitor effects is the action of a single compound at more than one locus in the Ach mechanism. Eserine exerts such a dual effect at the end-plate. 6. Some of the available electrical and chemical data have been correlated to make possible a partial explanation of the role of Ach in transmission at the myoneural junction.


Action spectra for photoreactivation of ultraviolet-irradiated Escherichia coli and Streptomyces griseus. Action spectra for photoreactivation (light-induced recovery from ultraviolet radiation injury) of Escherichia coli B/r and Streptomyces griseus ATCC 3326 were determined. The spectral region explored was 365 to 700 mmicro. The action spectrum for S. griseus differed from that for E. coli, indicating that the chromophores absorbing reactivating energy in the two species were not the same. Reactivation of S. griseus occurred in the region 365 mmicro (the shortest wave length studied) to about 500 mmicro, with the most effective wave length lying near 436 mmicro. This single sharp peak in the spectrum at 436 mmicro suggested the Soret band typical of porphyrins. Reactivation of E. coli occurred in the region 365 to about 470 mmicro, with the most active wave length lying near 375 mmicro. The single, non-pronounced peak near 375 was probably not due to a Soret band, and the identification of the substance absorbing reactivating light in E. coli is uncertain. In neither species was the region 500 to 700 mmicro active. The implications of these action spectra and their differences are discussed.


Light production by green plants.

Light production by green plants. 1. Green plants have been found to emit light of approximately the same color as their fluorescent light for several minutes following illumination. This light is about 10(-3) the intensity of the fluorescent light, about one-tenth second after illumination below saturation or 10(-6) of the intensity of the absorbed light. 2. The decay curve follows bimolecular kinetics at 6.5 degrees C. and reaction order 1.6 at 28 degrees C. 3. This light saturates as does photosynthesis at higher light intensities and in about the same intensity range as does photosynthesis. 4. An action spectrum for light emitted as a function of the wave length of exciting light has been determined. It parallels closely the photosynthetic action spectrum. 5. The intensity of light emission was studied as a function of temperature and found to be optimal at about 37 degrees C. with an activation energy of approximately 19,500 calories. Two-temperature studies indicated that the energy may be trapped in the cold, but that temperatures characteristic for enzymatic reactions are necessary for light production. 6. Illumination after varying dark periods showed initial peaks of varying height depending on the preceding dark period. 7. 5 per cent CO(2) reversibly depresses the amount of light emitted by about 30 per cent. About 3 minutes are required for this effect to reach completion at room temperatures. 8. Various inhibitors of photosynthesis were tested for their effect on luminescence and were all inhibitory at appropriate concentrations. 9. Irradiation with ultraviolet light (2537A) inhibits light production at about the same rate as it inhibits photosynthesis. 10. This evidence suggests that early and perhaps later chemical reactions in photosynthesis may be partially reversible.


Studies of nerve proteins; isolation and physicochemical characterization of a protein from lobster nerve. 1. A procedure is described by which several protein constituents may be obtained from extracts of lobster claw nerves. One of these fractions, designated fraction A, representing 10 per cent of the total non-dialyzable material of the extracts, has been obtained in relatively (85 per cent) pure form. 2. This component has been characterized with respect to its physicochemical properties, particle shape, dimensions, and absorption spectrum.


Studies in experimental atherosclerosis. III. Anatomic alterations induced by intravascular injection of cholesterol sols into animals.


The renal extraction of p-aminohippurate in the aged individual.


Inter-regional migration of the aged in the United States.


Suicide and attempted suicide among old people.


Steroid hormones and aging: a review.

Steroid hormones and aging: a review.


Professors in retirement.

Professors in retirement.


The antibody response in old age.

The antibody response in old age.


Is a compulsory retirement age ever justified?


GERONTOLOGY in the United Kingdom.

GERONTOLOGY in the United Kingdom.


GERONTOLOGIC research in France, 1949-1950.


Some community plans for the care of the aged.


Studies on the fractionation of Hemophilus pertussis extracts.


Experimental hypersensitivity in the rabbit; blood and tissue concentrations of foreign proteins labeled with radioactive iodine and injected intravenously.


Improved methods for determining antistreptolysin S.


The nonantigenicity of streptolysin S.

The nonantigenicity of streptolysin S.


Studies on treponemal immobilizing antibodies in syphilis. I. Techniques of measurement and factors influencing immobilization.


The effect of environmental temperature on the reaction of mice to tetanus toxin.


Serological epidemiology; antibody patterns in north Alaskan Eskimos.


A mathematical theory of immune hemolysis.


The tuberculin reaction in relation to the local reaction to BCG vaccine in initially vaccinated and in previously vaccinated persons.


Statistical methods in immunology.

Statistical methods in immunology.


The surgery of patent ductus arteriosus.


Sulphabenzamide a drug for bacillary dysentery.


Observations on argemone oil and detoxicated argemone oil.


Management of marasmus.

Management of marasmus.


Protein component of food in nutrition.

Protein component of food in nutrition.


A programme for dental care in the health services in India.


Leprosy relief in the U.P.

Leprosy relief in the U.P.


Right living is life.

Right living is life.


Aureomycin in typhoid fever.

Aureomycin in typhoid fever.


Ascaris lumbricoides in the common bile duct.


SURGERY in congenital heart disease.

SURGERY in congenital heart disease.


Individuals and groups in medical practice.


Hospital-physician relationships.

Hospital-physician relationships.


Adequate insurance against liability for malpractice.


Safe birth and well-being of children born out of wedlock.


Practical nurse waiver.

Practical nurse waiver.


INDIANA State Medical Association, membership roster.


The virulence enhancing action of mucins: a survey of human mucins and mucosal extracts for virulence enhancing activity.


Further observations on metabolic changes in oral lactobacilli.


Biological studies on Entamoeba histolytica. III. Induced encystation in several mediums, including an account of a new procedure.


Surgical treatment of some cardiovascular diseases.


Rapid differentiation between Pasteurella pestis and Pasteurella pseudotuberculosis by action of bacteriophage.


Meckel's diverticulum.

Meckel's diverticulum.


A study of freshly generated bacterial aerosols of Micrococcus candidus and Escherichia coli.


Studies in trichinosis. I. Immunity to reinfection in mice following a single light infection.


In vitro cultivation of the Mexican strain (Vallée A type) of foot-and-mouth disease virus.


The effect of x-irradiation on rats with and without Bartonella muris.


Cardioesophageal surgery.

Cardioesophageal surgery.


Prolapse of the uterus; an operation for its relief.


Myoepithelial hamartoma of the stomach wall.


The surgical approach to glaucoma.

The surgical approach to glaucoma.


Studies on the experimental epidemiology of respiratory infections. V. Evaluation of factors related to slit sampling of airborne bacteria.


Experimental human salmonellosis. I. Pathogenicity of strains of Salmonella meleagridis and Salmonella anatum obtained from spray-dried whole egg.


Preoperative and postoperative care in gastric surgery.


Treatment of trichomonas vaginalis vaginitis. II. Factors affecting response to treatment.


Compression fixation arthrodesis of the knee.


Hetero- to homofermentative change in lactobacilli.


Experimental arthritis in albino rats produced by a strain of Corynebacterium.


Estradiol implants in postoperative pituitary exophthalmos.


Surgical aspects of Meckel's diverticulum.


Gallstones in stomach wall with symptoms of pyloric stenosis; report of a case.


Perforation of the gallbladder.

Perforation of the gallbladder.


Iodine as a skin antiseptic prior to abdominal operations.


Sodium para-aminobenzoate therapy of eczema-dermatitis.


Laboratory aspects of an infection with Newcastle disease virus in man.


Effects of topical cortisone on chronic discoid lupus erythematosus and necrobiosis lipoidica diabeticorum.


Podophyllin therapy in acanthosis nigricans.


A new method to increase the permeability of hard keratin structures.


The basal metabolic rate in acne vulgaris; an analysis of 353 determinations.


Chrome ulcers of the skin and nasal septum and their relation to patch testing.


Studies on the arginase activity of the skin.


The effect of various substances on the oxygen uptake of Microsporum canis growth in submerged culture.


Experimental arthritis in albino rats and mice produced by alpha type streptococci.


Shortcomings in puerperal care.

Shortcomings in puerperal care.


The chemistry of the human sebaceous gland. I. Histochemical observations.


The incidence of toxoplasmosis among pregnant women in Iowa.


Cesarean sections in Iowa in 1949.

Cesarean sections in Iowa in 1949.


Congenital dermoid cysts of the nasal dorsum.


Clinicopathologic conference May 8, 1951.


Syncope during hexamethonium administration.


Cardiac disease in pregnancy.

Cardiac disease in pregnancy.


Influenza in Ireland.

Influenza in Ireland.


A report on its surface action.

A report on its surface action.


A programme for the domiciliary care of the elderly.


A reflection on Meniere's syndrome.

A reflection on Meniere's syndrome.


KANSAS Medical Society, 92nd Annual Session, Topeka, May 14-17, 1951.


Infantile cortical hyperostoses.

Infantile cortical hyperostoses.


Intracranial aneurysms.

Intracranial aneurysms.


Abdominal distention: prevention and treatment with stigminene bromide.


The diagnosis and treatment of subdural hematomas in infants.


Carcinoma developing in jejunal ulceration following gastroenterostomy for peptic ulcer: a case report.


The surgical treatment of extensive skin cancer of the lower eyelid.


Uses of radioactive gold colloid in therapy and palliation of neoplastic disease.


A roentgenographic study of edentulous jaws.


Bronchial asthma from a therapeutic point of view.


Encephalitis in the Midwest: I. A review of the problem.


The handling of casualties.

The handling of casualties.


Urology and internal medicine.

Urology and internal medicine.


Case reports from the University of Kansas Medical Center Tumor Conference; carcinoma of the colon.


Diabetic neuropathy.

Diabetic neuropathy.


The use of carob flour in gastro-intestinal disturbances.


The use and abuse of cerebrospinal fluid.


Comparative value of precordial electrocardiograms obtained with CF and V leads.


Expanding industrial health requires qualified physicians.


Tendinitis and subacromial bursitis.

Tendinitis and subacromial bursitis.


Unusual abdominal findings simulating acute appendicitis.


Porphyrin chromogens or precursors in urine, blood, bile, and feces.


An improved method for the determination of urinary coproporphyrin and an evaluation of factors influencing the analysis.


Acetylcholine and cholinesterase in the blood of patients suffering with bronchial asthma.


Artifactual values of serum precipitable iodine after clinical intramuscular injections of mercuhydrin.


Observations of the effect of cortisone acetate on two patients with hepatic disease.


Photochromatographic analysis of amino acids in body fluids; a method and some applications.


Qualitative and quantitative changes in the plasma proteins of lipoid nephrosis demonstrated by electrophoresis.


Effects of potassium chloride on the intestinal motility in human beings and dogs.


Zirconium treatment in ivy poisoning: preliminary investigation.


The identification of influenza virus antibodies by means of the collodion particle agglutination reaction.


The protection of intracellular brucella against streptomycin alone and in combination with other antibiotics.


The reaction of the bone marrow to high oxygen tension in normal and anemic guinea pigs.


An epidemic of typhoid fever at spenard, Alaska.


A dual semimicrodistillation unit for simultaneous distillation of formaldehyde from oxidized and unoxidized aliquots of urinary corticoid residues.


The microdetermination of chlorides in serum and spinal fluid.


A rapid method for the determination of para-aminohippuric acid in kidney function tests.


A continuous-recording automatic bubble flow meter.


Modified globin. I. Method for preparation from human erythrocytes.


The use of the electrokymography for determination of pulse wave velocity.


Demonstration of a thrombocytopenic factor in the blood of patients with thrombocytopenic purpura.


Enzyme studies on human blood. XI. The isolation and characterization of thromboplastic cell and plasma components.


Enzyme studies on human blood. XII. Thromboplastic plasma component and other coagulation factors in hemophilia.


Spectrophotometric studies on clot density.


Tolerance of human beings to intravenous infusions of fifteen per cent invert sugar.


Biochemical studies on leucocytes. I. Phosphatase activity in health, leucocytosis, and myelocytic leucemia.


The morphologic distribution of intravenously injected fatty chyle and artificial fat emulsion in rats and dogs.


The effects of dietary deprivation of potassium on heart glycogen and on blood glycolysis.


Observations on the absorption, utilization, and excretion of vitamin B12.


Biochemical studies with the "citrovorum factor".


The effect of aureomycin and penicillin on experimental actinomycosis infections in mice.


The acute effects of parathyroid hormone on the metabolism of endogenous phosphate.


Photometric determination of amylase activity in pancreatic juice.


A critical evaluation of the toxicity of pemphigus serum (Pels-Macht test).


The effect of cortisone on tuberculosis in the guinea pig.


Gamma globulin determinations; comparative values obtained by turbidimetric and electrophoretic methods.


The microestimation of antibodies with one milliliter samples of antisera of low antibody content.


The effect of serum proteins on the determination of chloride by mercurimetric titration.


Inhibition of bacterial growth by adsorbed anionic detergents.


The influence of heredity on the pneumatization of the temporal bone.


Electrolytic decalcification by means of a one-day battery charger.


The nerve supply of the laryngeal muscles.


Tuberculosis of the middle ear; treatment with streptomycin.


Trotter's syndrome and associated lesions.


The leech as an endoparasite.

The leech as an endoparasite.


A case of central abductor paresis of the vocal cords.


Observations on abductor paralysis of the vocal cords.


Latent tuberculosis in tonsils and adenoids; a study of 127 cases.


Some observations on the conduction mechanism of the ear.


Lipoma of the larynx.

Lipoma of the larynx.


Otogenic meningitis; a report of four recent cases.


Lymphosarcoma of the ethmoid.

Lymphosarcoma of the ethmoid.


Discussion on the role of sinusitis in bronchiectasis.


A review of tuberculosis of the upper air passages during the past thirty years and its treatment by streptomycin.


The toxic effect of streptomycin on the VIII cranial nerve.


Electro-encephalography in relation to otorhinolaryngology.


A case of aural cholesteatoma presenting as otitis externa.


Nasopharyngeal cyst of branchiogenic origin.


A case of tuberculous mastoiditis treated with P.A.S. and streptomycin.


A note on the method of opening the external semicircular canal in the fenestration operation.


The difference limen of intensity variations of pure tones and its diagnostic significance.


Auditory adaptation and its relationship to clinical tests of auditory function.


The response of eosinophilia in allergic states.


Infectious mononucleosis.

Infectious mononucleosis.


Neuropsychiatric hospital, Veterans Administration Center, Togus, Maine.


Unusual case of desmoid tumors of abdominal wall.


Syndrome of superior vena cava obstruction with report of a case.


Fat metabolism and arteriosclerosis.

Fat metabolism and arteriosclerosis.


Diabetes detection in Georgia.

Diabetes detection in Georgia.


The medical care of service connected diabetics in Georgia.


The management of an unusual case of anuria.


Male pseudohermaphrodism.

Male pseudohermaphrodism.


Modern treatment of urinary infections.

Modern treatment of urinary infections.


The use of ACTH and cortisone in the treatment of anorexia nervosa.


HOSPITAL situation in Georgia.

HOSPITAL situation in Georgia.


The expansion of hospital and clinical facilities in Georgia.


Anesthetic management of children.

Anesthetic management of children.


Diagnosis and early treatment of poliomyelitis.


Renal failure in patients treated with salt free diets.


Management of deafness.

Management of deafness.


Greater happiness through mental health.


DO you know Sigurd Johnsen?

DO you know Sigurd Johnsen?


MEDICAL Society of New Jersey annual reports to the house of delegates.


The cancer program in New Jersey, part II A. Papanicolaou smears in the diagnosis of malignancy.


Homologous serum jaundice following the use of irradiated plasma. Report of a case.


Digilanid in the maintenance of digitalization; its effectiveness as compared with whole leaf digitalis.


Cortisone dosage in Sydenham's chorea.

Cortisone dosage in Sydenham's chorea.


Some interesting facts in the life of a famous surgeon.


Successful treatment of nephrosis with cortisone.


Technics of obstetrical anesthesia.

Technics of obstetrical anesthesia.


Nitrous oxide as an inhalation anesthetic.


Pleural scarring in ventricular tachycardia.


President's inaugural address.

President's inaugural address.


Our doctor's emergency service. A report and some observations.


Differential diagnosis of jaundice.

Differential diagnosis of jaundice.


The urologist looks at general practice.


Penicillin therapy of typhoid fever.

Penicillin therapy of typhoid fever.


Chlorophyll as a deodorizer of lochial and menstrual odors.


Modern concepts of the anovulatory cycle.


Acetoxypregnenolone in gastro-intestinal carcinoma with metastases.


Education for health.

Education for health.


Surgery: the practical solution of the inguinal hernia problem of infancy and childhood.


Psychiatric screening of medical patients.


Eclampsia.

Eclampsia.


The surgery of peptic ulcer.

The surgery of peptic ulcer.


Mesentric vascular occlusion; recovery of a case of venous occlusion.


Diagnosis of cancer of the stomach.

Diagnosis of cancer of the stomach.


Bleeding Meckel's diverticulum.

Bleeding Meckel's diverticulum.


Address at the re-opening of the Neustadter Home December 4, 1949.


Hallux rigidus, pes valgo planus, osteochondritis--a case history.


A new x-ray technique.

A new x-ray technique.


The relation of psychosomatic medicine to foot disorders.


Osteochondritis of the tibial tubercles; Osgood Schlatter's disease.


Hazards of shoe-fitting fluoroscopes.

Hazards of shoe-fitting fluoroscopes.


Psychosomatic aspects of convalescence.

Psychosomatic aspects of convalescence.


The Neustadter Home; modern concepts of convalescent care.


Observations on the effect of progesterone on carcinoma of the cervix.


The nutritional requirements in convalescence.


Convalescent therapy following operations upon the stomach.


Convalescent care in genito-urinary surgery.


MOUNT Sinai Hospital conferences on congenital heart disease. I. Eisenmenger's complex with defective interatrial septum.


Studies on the blood supply of tumors in man. I. Fluorescence of cutaneous lesions.


The preparation and handling of replicate tissue cultures for quantitative studies.


Biological activity of the agent of chicken tumor I (Rous) in citrate buffers of various molar concentrations.


Studies on the blood supply of tumors in man. II. Intra-arterial nitrogen mustard therapy of cutaneous lesions.


Care of the colostomy.

Care of the colostomy.


Postoperative care in pelvic surgery.

Postoperative care in pelvic surgery.


The convalescent of postoperative neurosurgical patients.


Mammary-tumor incidence in female C3Hb mice following long-continued gamma irradiation.


Nucleolar volume changes in the mouse pancreas after repeated pilocarpine injections.


Irradiation of the normal human hypophysis in malignancy: report of three c cases receiving 8,100-10,000 r tissue dose to the pituitary gland.


Production of tumors by methylcholanthrene and fetal skin transplanted to different sites in mice.


The effect of injections of tumor fractions on liver catalase activity of mice.


Differential effects of roentgen rays on cell permeability and on cell cleavage; experiments with egg cells of Arbacia punctulata.


The spontaneous biopsy.

The spontaneous biopsy.


Effects of a filtrable, self-propagating contaminant on a transplantable acute lymphoid leukemia in mice.


Tumor development in susceptible strain A and resistant strain L lung transplants in LA F1 hosts.


The effect of supplementary choline on the livers of rats fed p-dimethylaminoazobenzene.


Nation-wide malaria eradication projects in the Americas: introductory remarks.


A note regarding the role of the social worker as the intermediary between the hospital and the convalescent home.


The care of the convalescent cardiac patient.


Nation-wide malaria eradication projects in the Americas. II. Progress of the malaria campaign in Venezuela.


Nation-wide malaria eradication projects in the Americas. I. The eradication program in the U.S.A.


Nation-wide malaria eradication projects in the Americas. III. Eradication of Anopheles darlingi from the inhabited areas of British Guiana by DDT residual spraying.


Nation-wide malaria eradication projects in the Americas. IV. The nation-wide malaria eradication program in Brazil.


Vocational rehabilitation and your patient.


Acute emergencies of the hand.

Acute emergencies of the hand.


Nation-wide malaria eradication projects in the Americas. V. General principles of the eradication programs in the Western Hemisphere.


An evaluation of folic acid antagonists in adults with neoplastic diseases: a study of 93 patients with incurable neoplasms.


Surgery in patients of advanced age.

Surgery in patients of advanced age.


Steroid hormones and peptic ulcer.

Steroid hormones and peptic ulcer.


A consideration of the clinical use of antimicrobial agents in pulmonary tuberculosis.


Cardiac arrest.

Cardiac arrest.


Management of the cardiac patient.

Management of the cardiac patient.


Autonomic changes paralleling psychologic changes in mentally ill patients.


Negro medical students in the United States.


Heroin addiction in adolescent boys.

Heroin addiction in adolescent boys.


The recognition and acceptance of mood in music by psychotic patients.


Primary pontile hemorrhage; with particular reference to respiratory failure.


The psychomotor epilepsies.

The psychomotor epilepsies.


The precipitation of cerebrospinal fluid proteins by zinc sulfate.


The change in eyegrounds and CSF in hypertension.


Ischaemic lesions of peripheral nerves: a review.


Subacute cortical cerebellar degeneration and its relation to carcinoma.


Repetitive discharges in human motor nerve fibers during the post-ischaemic state.


The clinical features and response to cortisone of menopausal muscular dystrophy.


The surgical treatment of extrapyramidal diseases.


Neuromuscular disorders amenable to wheat germ oil therapy.


Disabilities and progress in a dysphasic university student.


Spinal meningitis due to Actinomyces bovis treated with penicillin and streptomycin.


A case of gustatory sweating.

A case of gustatory sweating.


Electrical activity of the human brain during artificial sleep. 2. regional differentiation of response to barbiturate sedation.


Relation of air exposure of cortex to spreading depression of Leão.


Observations on the physiological action of strychnine.


Experimentally derived correlates between ECG and steady cortical potential.


Microelectrode studies of neural auditory activity of cat. I. Inferior colliculus.


Electrophysiological studies of subcortical connections of anterior temporal region in cat.


William Fitch Allen, Ph. D., Sc. D.

William Fitch Allen, Ph. D., Sc. D.


Vasomotor, cellular and functional changes produced in kidney by brain stimulation.


Opto-chiasmatic arachnoiditis; surgical treatment and results.


A syndrome in acute cervical spine injuries for which early operation is indicated.


The diagnosis of traumatic intracranial hemorrhage by angiography.


Fibrous dysplasia of the skull.

Fibrous dysplasia of the skull.


Ventriculo-ureterostomy.

Ventriculo-ureterostomy.


Prefrontal lobotomy for relief of pain, with a report of a new operative technique.


Experimental studies of the effect of coagulating currents upon the brain when applied to the intact dura and directly on the cortex.


Diodrast studies of the vertebral and cranial venous systems to show their probable role in cerebral metastases.


An experimental method for the evaluation of contrast media used in cerebral angiography.


Tuberculous opticochiasmatic arachnoiditis; report of a case.


Chronic or subacute subdural hematoma due to indirect head trauma; report of two cases.


Hemangioblastoma of cerebellum with polycythemia; case report.


A simplified apparatus for constant ventricular drainage.


Translucent model of the cerebral ventricular system.


The stereoencephalotome (model III of our stereotaxic apparatus for operations on the human brain).


Some nutritional requirements of adult mosquitoes (Aedes aegypti) for oviposition.


Choline deficiency in the calf.

Choline deficiency in the calf.


Francois Magendie (October 6, 1783-October 7, 1855).


Cocarboxylase and thiamine in tissues of rats receiving different concentrations of vitamin B1 in the diet.


Studies on the vitamin B12 content of feedstuffs and other materials.


Evaluation of five partially purified proteins by nitrogen balance in mature dogs, including a study of the antitryptic activity of egg white.


The use of chromic oxide as an index material in digestion trials with human subjects.


The metabolism of cobalt in lambs.

The metabolism of cobalt in lambs.


Evaluation of six partially purified proteins by rat growth, nitrogen retention by young rats and liver regeneration.


Studies on the nature of the nutritional deficiencies of wheat gluten meal.


The effect of some combinations of human foods on the growth and health of the laboratory rat.


Effect of various levels of calcium, phosphorus and vitamin D intake on bone growth. I. Foxes.


The protein requirement of growing foxes.


The effect of the ingestion of alcohol on the storage and excretion of thiamine.


Histologic bioassay of 3-methyl-L-ascorbic acid.


Duodenal ulcers, liver damage, anemia and endema of chronic choline deficiency in dogs.


The tryptophan requirement of young turkey poults.


The vitamin A requirement of the turkey poult fed a purified diet.


Effects of different amounts of lutein, squalene, phytol and related substances on the utilization of carotene and vitamin A for storage and growth in the rat.


Evaluation by dog growth of egg yolk protein and six other partially purified proteins, some after heat treatment.


Effects of pyridoxine deficiency on reproduction in the rat.


The effect of vitamin B12 on the response of chicks to betaine and choline.


Experimental dental caries in rats.

Experimental dental caries in rats.


Sequelae to the administration of vitamin B12 to humans.


The influence of animal protein factor supplements and antibiotics on the incidence and severity of white feathers in turkeys.


The folic acid and vitamin B12 content of the milk of various species.


Studies on the chronic oral toxicity of cottonseed meal and cottonseed pigment glands.


The demonstration of a copper deficiency in young growing pigs.


The augmentation of the provitamin A potency of carotene when fed in margarine.


The digestion and absorption of P32 labeled casein by the young calf.


Thiamine deficiency in the lamb.

Thiamine deficiency in the lamb.


Supplemental value of certain amino acids for lamb protein and nutritive value of protein in different cuts of lamb.


The nutrition of the mouse. X. Studies on the utilization of high and moderately low protein diets for growth in four strains of mice.


The effect of heat treatment on the nutritional value of some vegetable oils.


Vitamin A and carotene absorption in the guinea pig.


Studies of vitamin B12, choline and related factors in the diets of chicks.


Excretion of Ca45 into the gastrointestinal tract of young and mature rats.


The absorption of fatty esters in the mouse intestine.


The effect of X-irradiation upon fat absorption in the mouse.


Dried whey as a source of unidentified factors for the growing chick.


The utilization of inorganic sulfates and urea nitrogen by lambs.


The influence of folic acid, vitamin B12, and methyl donors on white blood cell production in rats.


The apparent digestibility of essentially similar diets by rats, guinea pigs, sheep, swine and by human subjects.


Studies to determine the nature of the damage to the nutritive value of some vegetable oils from heat polymerization. I. The relation of autoxidation to decrease in the nutritional value of heated linseed oil.


William Beaumont (November 21, 1785-April 25, 1853).


Dental caries in the cotton rat. XII. Natural versus refined sugars.


Effect of aureomycin on the response of rats to various forms of vitamin B6.


The composition of swine milk. II. Thiamine, riboflavin, niacin and pantothenic acid content.


Composition of swine milk. I. Major constituents and carotene, vitamin A and vitamin C.


A study of the discrepancy in the thiamine content of meat as measured by the thiochrome and rat growth methods.


The effect of heat treatment on the nutritive value of milk proteins. I. Evaporated and powdered milks.


Dietary constituents which may influence the use of food cholesterol. I. Eggs: biotin and avidin.


The effect of heat treatment on the nutritive value of milk proteins. II. Rat growth studies with casein and lactalbumin and their lactose derivatives.


Nutritional improvement of white polished rice by the addition of lysine and threonine.


The effect of purified diets upon rumen flora.


Nitrogen requirement of normal men on a diet of protein hydrolysate enriched with the limiting essential amino acids.


Metabolism of women during the reproductive cycle. XVIII. The effect of multivitamin supplements on the secretion of B vitamins in human milk.


The syntheses and interconversions of polyunsaturated fatty acids by the laying hen.


Congenital cataract in albino rats fed different amounts of tryphophan and niacin.


The effect of canning procedures on the nutritive value of the protein in peas.


Studies to determine the nature of the damage to the nutritive value of some vegetable oils from heat treatment. II. Investigations of the nutritiousness of the products of thermal polymerization of linseed oil.


The effect of heat treatment on the nutritive value of milk proteins. III. The effect of heat on casein, lactalbumin, and their lactose-induced derivatives, with special reference to digestibility and rate of release of lysine, methionine and tryptophan.


Nitrogen balance index in the adult rat as affected by diets low in L- and DL-methionine.


Vitamin B12, an APF concentrate, aureomycin, streptomycin, liver "L" and fish meal and fish solubles in the nutrition of the poult.


The energy expenditure for quiet play and cycling of girls 6 to 14 years of age.


The influence of sex and diet on the capacity of intact and adrenalectomized rats to acetylate p-aminobenzoic acid.


Biological value of an enzymatic digest of bovine plasma.


The energy expenditure of boys and girls 9 to 11 years of age (1) washing and wiping dishes, (2) boys engaged in carpentry, and (3) girls sewing.


Improving the nutritive value of flour. IV. The significance of the use of enriched flour in the diet.


The influence of vitamin B12 on the utilization of choline precursors by the chick.


Stability of aqueous and oily vitamin A acetate and carotene solutions.


Microbiological evaluation of protein quality. I. A colorimetric method for the determination of the growth of Tetrahymena geleii W in protein suspensions.


On the relation of diets to the development, prevention and treatment of cancer, with special reference to cancer of the stomach and liver.


Growth promoting activity of bound pantothenic acid in the rat.


Vitamin B12 requirement of male weanling pigs.


The absorption of iron from spinach by six young women, and the effect of beef upon the absorption.


Effect of stannous fluoride in food and in drinking water on caries prevention in rats on high sucrose and coarse corn diets.


The supplemental value of cystine and methionine for low protein (casein) diets fed the young white rat.


Effect of various levels of calcium, phosphorus and vitamin D intake on bone growth.


Some effects of caloric intake on nitrogen balance in dogs.


The role of vitamin E in the production of nutritional liver injury in rats on low casein diets.


Sex differences in the growth of young rats and survival of adult rats fed protein-deficient diets.


The response of cobalt-deficient lambs to liver extract and vitamin B12.


Urinary excretion of essential amino acids by human subjects fed diets containing proteins of different biological value.


The army medical situation.

The army medical situation.


Evaluation of otomycosis.

Evaluation of otomycosis.


Medicine and the selective service system.


The acute abdomen.

The acute abdomen.


Clinical pathologic conference.

Clinical pathologic conference.


Early work in applied optics at the National Bureau of Standards.


A study of color centers produced in quartz by x-radiation.


Differential correction of an optical system.


Reflection and transmission infrared cells for use at liquid air temperatures.


Xenon compact are lamps.

Xenon compact are lamps.


Color change from daylight to night light, calculated and observed.


Time of dark adaptation after stimulation by various brightnesses and colors.


Spectroscopy from the point of view of the communication theory. Part I. Resolution.


The absolute spectral diffuse reflectance of magnesium oxide.


AMERICAN standard methods of measuring and specifying color.


Excitation temperature in time-resolved spectra of single condensed spark discharges.


Photoelectric measurement of fluorescence spectra of highly colored liquids.


The use of exploding wires as a light source of very high intensity and short duration.


An achromatic doublet of silicon and germanium.


Spark analysis of semi-microsamples.

Spark analysis of semi-microsamples.


Studies of rod-process by polarization method.


Static multislit spectrometry and its application to the panoramic display of infrared spectra.


The nasomaxillary epithelial inlay for dish face deformity.


Cysts of the jaws.

Cysts of the jaws.


Meniscectomy in the treatment of lesions of the temporomandibular joint.


The status of general anesthesia in dental practice.


Myasthenia gravis.

Myasthenia gravis.


A technic for open reduction of fractures of the mandibular condyle.


Use of chlorophyll ointment in impacted third molar wounds.


Ameloblastic odontoma; report of case.

Ameloblastic odontoma; report of case.


Hand-Schüller-Christian's disease; report of case.


A follicular cyst; report of case.

A follicular cyst; report of case.


Equitable organization of hospital oral surgery departments.


Pemphigus.

Pemphigus.


Carotid body tumors.

Carotid body tumors.


Sarcoidosis.

Sarcoidosis.


Seeking short-cuts?

Seeking short-cuts?


Regulation of bowel habits in infants and children.


Unusually large fibroid tumor; a case report.


The life history of allocreadium ictaluri pearse, 1924 (trematoda: digenea).


Two new hemoflagellates (genus Cryptobia) from some western Washington teleosts.


Notes on the toxonomy of the genus Coitocaecum nicoll, 1915 (digenea: opecoelidae).


Studies on the helminth fauna of Alaska. I. Two new cestodes from Sabine"s gull (Xema sabini).


Notes on the species of Capillaria Zeder, 1800 known from gallinaceous birds.


Notes on the genus Gigantolaelaps and description of a new species, Gigantolaelaps cricetidarum (Acarina: Laelaptidae).


Blood parasites from California ducks and geese.


Gametogenesis, fertilization and cleavage in the trematode, zygocotyle lunata (paramphistomidae).


Leucocytozoa and other blood parasites of the purple grackle, Quiscalus, quiscala quiscala.


Multiple helminthic infections.

Multiple helminthic infections.


Parasitological study on the Eskimos in the Kotzebue area of Alaska.


Cardio-vascular responses to air embolism.


Two anoplocephalid cestodes, Cittotaenia praecoquis Stiles and Cittotaenia megasacca n. sp., from the western pocket gopher, Thomomys talpoides, of Wyoming.


Experimental pulmonary hypertension.

Experimental pulmonary hypertension.


Oedema and capillary anoxia.

Oedema and capillary anoxia.


Intimal vascularization and atherosclerosis.


Myoneural junctions and toxic agents.

Myoneural junctions and toxic agents.


The antidiuretic hormone of the posterior lobe of the human hypophysis.


The retention of radioactive strontium and yttrium (Sr89, Sr90 and Y90) in pregnant and lactating rabbits and their offspring.


A histochemical and biochemical study of some effects produced by the Rous sarcoma upon the endocrine organs of cocks and hens.


The beta-toxin (deoxyribonuclease) of Cl. septicum.


Toxin-producing diphtheria-like organisms isolated from cases of sore throat.


Observations on resistance of Bacterium coli to glycine.


Nasal carrier rates of Staphylococcus pyogenes in hospital nurses.


A simple technique for making smears of deposits from small quantities of fluid exudates.


A methyl green-pyronin-orange G stain for formalin-fixed tissues.


Rapid tentative post-mortem diagnosis of influenza with the aid of cytological smears of the tracheal epithelium.


Varieties of Mycobacterium johnei isolated from sheep.


A case of lipoma of the liver.

A case of lipoma of the liver.


Stephen Roodhouse Gloyne.

Stephen Roodhouse Gloyne.


Ossification in intestinal neoplasms; a report of three cases.


A case of histiocytic medullary reticulosis.


Antibiotic treatment of pertussis; comparison of penicillin, aureomycin, chloramphenicol, and terramycin in 150 cases.


George Lenthal Cheatle.

George Lenthal Cheatle.


The local effect of cortisone on the tuberculin reaction.


Familial degeneration of the cerebral gray matter in childhood with convulsions, myoclonus, spasticity, cerebellar ataxia, choreoathetosis, dementia, and death in status epilepticus; differentiation of infantile and juvenile types.


Congenital duodenal obstruction; a report of two cases emphasizing postoperative course.


The use of carob flour (arobon) in a controlled series of infant diarrhea.


The weight progress of premature infants given supplementary feedings of vitamin B12; a comparative study.


Spatial vectorcardiography in children; an analysis of high R waves in right-sided chest leads.


Atopic dermatitis in infants and children.


Polyarteritis nodosa in infancy and childhood.


Fulminating mumps meningoencephalitis with recovery.


Sickle-cell anemia; report of a case in a newborn infant.


Intrauterine meningitis as a cause of hydrocephalus.


Management of hay fever in children, with special emphasis on immunization (desensitization).


Muscular force, occlusion and function as etiologic factors in periodontal disease.


Cerebral palsy in children.

Cerebral palsy in children.


Interesting findings in routine gingival biopsy.


An instrument for measuring tooth mobility.


Electrosurgical gingivoplasty--a technic.


The role of the blood clot in periodontal treatment.


The augmenting effect of the pressor hormone of pituitary extract upon the contraction of the isolated perfused mammalian heart; the bearing of coronary flow on heart contraction.


Raising the line of epithelial attachment and increasing depth of the clinical root.


The metabolism of C14 carboxyl salicylic acid in the dog and in man.


The heparin-like activity of a new anticoagulant, treburon.


Studies on the mechanism of acute beryllium poisoning.


The acute, chronic and topical toxicity of zirconium carbonate.


Tetraethylammonium and cholinesterase activity.


Antibiotic lactones and synthetic analogs. III. Efficacy in experimental trypanosomiasis.


Benemid, p-(DI-n-propylsulfamyl)-benzoic acid; toxicologic properties.


The influence of procaine and some related compounds upon experimental auricular flutter in the dog.


Parasympathomimetics and anticholinesterases.


Plasma-salicylate concentrations after small doses of acetylsalicylic acid.


The nature of avian and amphibian sympathin.


The chemistry of anti-pernicious anaemia factors. Part VIII. The basicity of some benziminazoles and benziminazole glycosides.


Optical crystallographic properties of some sympathomimetic amines.


The antibacterial action of colchicine and colchicine.


Analysis of 4,302 cases of schistosomiasis japonica.


CONVENTIONAL classification of schistosomiasis cases.


Intradermal test for schistosomiasis japonica (preliminary report).


Studies on liver function tests in schistosomiasis japonica.


Hematological studies in schistosomiasis japonica.


Field studies on the treatment of schistosomiasis japonica with nilodin.


Survey in Panguil Bay area.

Survey in Panguil Bay area.


Evaluation of fuadin therapy in schistosomiasis japonica.


Survey in Leyte.

Survey in Leyte.


Survey in Mindoro.

Survey in Mindoro.


Survey in Sorsogon.

Survey in Sorsogon.


Survey in Samar.

Survey in Samar.


Survey in Surigao and Agusan.

Survey in Surigao and Agusan.


SUMMARY of all streams and swamps surveyed positive for Oncomelania quadrasi snails.


On schistosomiasis research in the Philippines.


SUMMARY of all streams and swamps treated chemically with DN compound.


An annotated bibliography of available articles on schistosomiasis japonica based on Philippine materials from 1906 to 1950.


Changing osmotic properties of foetal sheep erythrocytes and their comparison with those of maternal sheep erythrocytes.


Antidiuretic substance in human urine after smoking.


The composition of gastric juice.

The composition of gastric juice.


Relation of retinal stimulation to oestrus in the ferret.


Cerebral destination of splanchnic afferent impulses.


Reflex bronchomotor responses to stimulation of receptors in the regions of the carotid sinus and arch of the aorta in the dog and cat.


Afferent impulses in the oculomotor nerve, from the extrinsic eye muscles.


Response of Pacinian corpuscles in the cat's toe.


Effects of ganglion-blocking substances on the small intestine.


The permeability of human erythrocytes to sodium.


Vasomotor phenomena in cephalopods.

Vasomotor phenomena in cephalopods.


Diurnal rhythm in urine flow.

Diurnal rhythm in urine flow.


Local action of steroids on secondary sex organs of male rats.


A convenient method of measuring residual air.


A high-frequency mechano-electronic transducer manometer.


Visual inhibition using a stereoscope.

Visual inhibition using a stereoscope.


The neurohypophysis and let-down of milk.


Functional grafts of the anterior pituitary gland.


Lamination and fibre size of the human spinothalamic tract.


The effect of the pituitary and growth hormone on the ability of the heart to hypertrophy.


Factors affecting the urinary excretion of sodium, potassium and chloride.


Centric position.

Centric position.


The use of the palatal index in full denture prosthesis.


A precision technique that produces dentures that fit and function.


The measured vertical dimension and denture adhesive powders.


Condylar path by roentgenograph.

Condylar path by roentgenograph.


Broken-stress principle and design in fixed bridge prosthesis.


The prosthetic repair of defects of the maxilla resulting from surgery.


Distortion of gold partial denture castings.


Partial denture design.

Partial denture design.


A critical analysis of mid-century impression techniques for full dentures.


Studies on the effects of abrasives on acrylic resins.


When your client goes to college.

When your client goes to college.


REHABILITATION and medicine.

REHABILITATION and medicine.


Action of terramycin with special reference to treatment of urinary sepsis.


The Steven-Johnson's syndrome. Report of two cases cured by aureomycin.


The Rh types and their clinical effects in Egypt.


Goodwill has found a good way.

Goodwill has found a good way.


A new procedure for the cultivation of the nematode parasites.


Double gall bladder with a report on eight cases.


Rehabilitation and the international scene.


Aureomycin in measles.

Aureomycin in measles.


Hormonal therapy in vesical tumours.

Hormonal therapy in vesical tumours.


A new name for gonorrhoea.

A new name for gonorrhoea.


Esophageal speech solves a problem.

Esophageal speech solves a problem.


Seeing rehabilitation in process in the Los Angeles area.


Colorado concern for the tuberculous.

Colorado concern for the tuberculous.


Appraisal of physical capacity for work.


Helping the handicapped student.

Helping the handicapped student.


Clinical evidences in vocational testing.


The come-back clubs of Wisconsin.

The come-back clubs of Wisconsin.


Group techniques in rehabilitation counseling.


The rheumatic diseases.

The rheumatic diseases.


Presidential address on John Simon and some contemporaries--a brief retrospect.


Engineering and architecture. Presidential address.


Acute rheumatism and rheumatic heart disease.


The design of a premature baby unit. (a) The architectural aspect.


Review of sewage disposal in seaside towns.


The design of a premature baby unit. (b) The engineering aspect.


Maternal and child health. Presidential address.


The problems of placement of children for adoption. (a) Psychological aspects.


Problems of placement of children for adoption. (b) The local authority aspect.


Problems of placement of children for adoption.


The relationship of the child welfare officer and the school medical officer to the National Health Service.


The relationship of the child welfare officer to the National Health Service.


Veterinary hygiene. Presidential address.


The relationship of the school medical officer to the National Health Service.


Observations regarding some animal parasites of public health importance.


The eradication of bovine tuberculosis.

The eradication of bovine tuberculosis.


Presidential address on ice-cream in the nation's diet.


Composition and scientific control in the manufacture of ice-cream, synthetic cream and other emulsified food products. (b) Hygiene in manufacture and distribution.


Composition & scientific control in the manufacture of ice-cream, synthetic cream and other emulsified products. (a) Composition and manufacture.


Bacteriological aspects of ice-cream, synthetic cream and other emulsified products.


Housing and town planning. Presidential address.


The family unit: the basis of housing design.


River pollution.

River pollution.


The human element in planning.

The human element in planning.


Sound attitudes toward sex.

Sound attitudes toward sex.


Social treatment of the sexually promiscuous.


Character guidance in the armed forces.

Character guidance in the armed forces.


How VD contact interviewers break down the "no patient".


The police role in contact investigation.


Lateral herniations of cervical discs.

Lateral herniations of cervical discs.


The treatment of fibromyomas of the uterus.


Superficial fungus infections.

Superficial fungus infections.


Gastroileostomy.

Gastroileostomy.


Murine typhus fever; its incidence and control in South Carolina.


Breast carcinoma: a statistical analysis.


A report on the safety and therapeutic effectiveness of parenterally administered chloromycetin by the intramuscular and intravenous routes.


Common pitfalls in surgical anesthesia.

Common pitfalls in surgical anesthesia.


Alcoholism, a challenging problem of today.


The radiological diagnosis of intracranial tumors.


Anaphylactic shock from wasp stings.

Anaphylactic shock from wasp stings.


Carcinoma of the cervical stump.

Carcinoma of the cervical stump.


Office gynecology.

Office gynecology.


Submaxillary duct calculi.

Submaxillary duct calculi.


Medical morality.

Medical morality.


Treatment of infantile eczema.

Treatment of infantile eczema.


Adequate diagnosis of vulval lesions.

Adequate diagnosis of vulval lesions.


Observations on the effects of priodax on blood sugar and non-protein nitrogen.


Heredity in disease.

Heredity in disease.


Carcinoma of the thyroid.

Carcinoma of the thyroid.


William Henry Johnson, M.D.

William Henry Johnson, M.D.


The modern meaning of the American Speech and Hearing Association.


Muscle training for cerebral palsied speech cases.


An exploratory investigation of the self-concept of stutterers.


Otologic applications of audiology.

Otologic applications of audiology.


Michigan's mobile hearing units.

Michigan's mobile hearing units.


A survey of services for the speech and hearing handicapped in New England.


Studies in speech reception testing.

Studies in speech reception testing.


Special techniques in testing the hearing of children.


Cerebral palsy professional training activities in this country.


A device for continuously variable time delay of headset monitoring during magnetic recording of speech.


Pulmonary function in traumatic hemothorax treated by decortication.


Progressive changes in pulmonary function after pneumonectomy: the influence of thoracoplasty, pneumothorax, oleothorax, and plastic sponge plombage on the side of pneumonectomy.


Late changes in ventilatory function following thoracoplasty.


Lung function studies in poudrage treatment of recurrent spontaneous pneumothorax.


Bronchogenic small cell carcinoma.

Bronchogenic small cell carcinoma.


The significance of cell types in bronchogenic carcinoma.


Bronchogenic large-cell carcinoma.

Bronchogenic large-cell carcinoma.


Bronchogenic squamous-cell carcinoma.

Bronchogenic squamous-cell carcinoma.


Bronchogenic adenocarcinoma.

Bronchogenic adenocarcinoma.


Hemodynamics: studies on a group of patients who developed cor pulmonale following thoracoplasty.


Solitary pulmonary adenoma (focal pulmonary adenomatosis): a three-year follow-up after resection.


The influence of streptomycin resistance upon the success of cavernostomy for thoracoplasty failure.


The relationship between alkaline phosphatase in the kidney and urinary calculi.


Experimental urolithiasis. III. Prevention and dissolution of calculi by alteration of urinary pH.


Experimental urolithiasis. IV. Prevention of magnesium ammonium phosphate calculi by reducing the magnesium intake or by feeding an aluminum gel.


Preservation of renal function in polycystic disease.


Renal hemodynamics in clinical urology.

Renal hemodynamics in clinical urology.


The results of treatment of hydronephrosis by a plastic surgical procedure with and without T-tube drainage.


Incubated ureterotomy.

Incubated ureterotomy.


The efficacy of plastic ureteral and urethral catheters for constant drainage.


Primary lymphosarcomatosis of kidneys, adrenal glands and perirenal adipose tissue.


Cytodynamic properties of urinary neoplasms. II. Maintenance of "hypernephroma" in vitro.


Ureteral ectopia associated with renal dystopia.


Primary amyloid tumor of the bladder: report of a case.


Genito-urinary tract infections: experiences with in vitro sensitivity tests in choice of antibiotics.


Prostatic carcinoma with metastasis to the testicle.


The interpretation of translumbar arteriograms.


A rapid method for performing quantitative tests for syphilis in large-scale testing programs.


Extra-urethral confines of urethrographic contrast medium.


Local herxheimer reaction following application of penicillin solution to syphilitic chancres.


Congenital syphilis; an approach to the problem via the birth certificate.


Contact interviewing of patients with early syphilis.


CLINIC and epidemiologic data reported to the Public Health Service by state and territorial health departments, fiscal years 1947-50.


Novocaine Arterenol.

Novocaine Arterenol.


Leucotomy in psychosomatic disorders.

Leucotomy in psychosomatic disorders.


Rostral leucotomy.

Rostral leucotomy.


A direct method of measuring the circulating blood volume.


The effect of salicylates on the pituitary and suprarenal glands.


Nephrotic oedema treated with an ion-exchange resin.


Oral administration of procaine penicillin with and without benemid [p-(DI-n-propylsulphamyl) benzoic acid].


"CONTINUOUSLY under care and treatment".


Endocrine control of carbohydrate metabolism.


Professional freedom.

Professional freedom.


Saddle embolus of the aorta.

Saddle embolus of the aorta.


The science and art of medicine.

The science and art of medicine.


Pseudomonas pyocyanea in burns; its role as a pathogen, and the value of local polymyxin therapy.


Penicillin blood levels in babies; procaine penicillin by injection compared with sodium penicillin by mouth.


The multiple-puncture tuberculin test.

The multiple-puncture tuberculin test.


Tuberculosis peritonitis treated with streptomycin.


Value of hypotensive drugs in minimizing blood-loss in thoracic surgery.


Anorectal syndrome and other mild side-effects of terramycin.


Haemophilus influenza meningitis treated with polymyxin.


INTERNATIONAL Congress of Clinical Pathology.


Faecal excretion of amino acids in infants.


JAMES Sim Wallace.

JAMES Sim Wallace.


Infestation of the human brain with Coenurus cerebralis; a report of three cases.


An unusual reaction to procaine penicillin in aqueous suspension.


Acute infectious lymphocytosis in adults treated with aureomycin.


Renal haemodynamics in primary polycythaemia.


Toxic effects of diaminodiphenylsulphone in treatment of leprosy.


Contributions to medicine of Captain James Cook, F.R.S., R.N.


Treatment of habitual abortion.

Treatment of habitual abortion.


TREATMENT of chronic rheumatism; report of Royal College of Physicians Committee.


DEATHS after dental extractions.

DEATHS after dental extractions.


President's address.

President's address.


The surgical treatment of early carcinoma of the larynx.


LOSS of consciousness after over-dieting.


Treatment of extensive carcinoma of the larynx.


Roentgen therapy of carcinoma of the endolarynx.


Cancer of the larynx. Five-year results.


Summary of cancer of the larynx symposium.


Experiences with parenteral vitamin A therapy in deafness and tinnitus.


Practical problems in the use of cortisone and ACTH.


HEARING aids accepted by the Council on Physical Medicine of the American Medical Association. June 1, 1951.


Causes and management of abnormal bleeding from the air passages associated with certain disorders of the blood.


Bulbar poliomyelitis: A respiratory problem.


The respiratory function of the larynx. III. The relation of fibre size to function in the recurrent laryngeal nerve.


Medical and cytological diagnosis of bronchiogenic carcinoma.


Therapeutic and toxic effects of streptomycin in otology.


Submucous resection of the inferior turbinal bone.


Tracheotomy in bulbar poliomyelitis.

Tracheotomy in bulbar poliomyelitis.


HEARING aids accepted by the Council on Physical Medicine of the American Medical Association, June 1, 1951.


Socialized medicine.

Socialized medicine.


Rapid antibiotic sensitivity determinations for pseudomonas aeruginosa isolated from external otitis.


Production of essential oils by distillation.


Garlic.

Garlic.


Progress with the vitamins.

Progress with the vitamins.


Determination of moisture in drugs by infra-red radiation.


ANTIBIOTICS.

ANTIBIOTICS.


Intestinal obstruction.

Intestinal obstruction.


CARCINOMA of female breast; case report with discussion.


ANALYTICAL chemistry.

ANALYTICAL chemistry.


Curare and other muscle relaxants.

Curare and other muscle relaxants.


Vaginal delivery following caesarean section.


Cationic cosmetics and pharmaceuticals.

Cationic cosmetics and pharmaceuticals.


"MAPPING" a molecule.

"MAPPING" a molecule.


Methyl chavicol.

Methyl chavicol.


INSECTICIDE manufacture in Germany.

INSECTICIDE manufacture in Germany.


The management of Bright's disease.

The management of Bright's disease.


Pharyngeal diverticulum.

Pharyngeal diverticulum.


Chamomile in cosmetics.

Chamomile in cosmetics.


FERTILISERS and plant nutrients.

FERTILISERS and plant nutrients.


CHEMOTHERAPY.

CHEMOTHERAPY.


COSMETICS and toilet preparations.

COSMETICS and toilet preparations.


The acute toxemia of pregnancy.

The acute toxemia of pregnancy.


SELLING weedkillers in Canada.

SELLING weedkillers in Canada.


Edrisal for relief of symptoms associated with menstruation.


Comparative utilization of invert sugar and dextrose in nondiabetic human beins.


Diagnostic methods in liver disease.

Diagnostic methods in liver disease.


The follow-up and guidance treatment of peptic ulcer.


Recollections of old Gallinger Hospital.


What about vitamins?

What about vitamins?


Surgical management of bleeding of peptic ulcer.


Antihistaminic drugs-getting optimum benefit from their use.


A new method of enzymatic therapy viz. streptokinase-streptodornase.


Treatment of carcinoma of the prostate.

Treatment of carcinoma of the prostate.


Ballistocardiography-preliminary experimental studies.


Veterinary service.

Veterinary service.


EUCOM Medical Training Center.

EUCOM Medical Training Center.


Leontiasis ossea--a case report.

Leontiasis ossea--a case report.


SYMPOSIUM: Medical Construction Plans.

SYMPOSIUM: Medical Construction Plans.


CENTRAL Materiel Departments.

CENTRAL Materiel Departments.


DOCTOR takes a farm.

DOCTOR takes a farm.


WHEN doctor marries doctor.

WHEN doctor marries doctor.


BUSINESS services to your order.

BUSINESS services to your order.


Let medical movies help you out.

Let medical movies help you out.


Who pays for medical research?

Who pays for medical research?


DO we need a federal medical academy?

DO we need a federal medical academy?


How good are the voluntary plans?

How good are the voluntary plans?


Your insurance questions answered.

Your insurance questions answered.


Trusts and what they offer.

Trusts and what they offer.


Two views on the 'doctor shortage'.

Two views on the 'doctor shortage'.


Bringing up children.

Bringing up children.


Retropubic prostatectomy: a comparison between its results and those of previous methods over a three year period.


A note on hypoxia during nitrous oxide anaesthesia in dentistry.


MEDICAL planning.

MEDICAL planning.


SALARIED medical services.

SALARIED medical services.


Methaemoglobinaemia due to aniline.

Methaemoglobinaemia due to aniline.


Nasal plastic surgery.

Nasal plastic surgery.


Another report on nursing.

Another report on nursing.


The relation of prophylactic inoculations to the onset of poliomyelitis: a study of 620 cases in the victorian epidemic of poliomyelitis in 1949.


Report of an investigation into an outbreak of poliomyelitis in a small town remote from Melbourne.


A review of shark attacks in Australian waters since 1919.


The management of the infected hand: based on a clinical investigation of 513 cases.


Some points in the management of varicose veins.


Multiple myeloma: a review of the literature and of eight cases from the Royal Melbourne hospital.


The syndrome of gout.

The syndrome of gout.


Penetrating injuries of the rectum.

Penetrating injuries of the rectum.


Haemorrhagic conditions connected with the thromboplastin complex, with particular reference to inhibitors.


Some observations on the poliomyelitis epidemic at Stanthorpe, Queensland, 1951.


REPORT of joint meeting of the Victorian Branch of the British Medical Association and the Pharmaceutical Service Guild of Victoria.


Report of a mantoux survey of "displaced persons" migrant children.


Pathology of tuberculous meningitis, with particular reference to modification in pathology following treatment with streptomycin.


Some experiences in the use of the adrenaline test in 51 cases of rheumatoid arthritis.


Massive haemoptysis from intrabronchial foreign body.


The birth of quadruplets: a successful case of pregnancy and confinement complicated by multiple pregnancy (quadruplets), preeclamptic toxaemia and uterine inertia.


Meningeal tuberculosis in children: a review of forty patients.


Alcaptonuria: report of an additional case.


Fixed drug eruptions: two cases of identical distribution (sulphadiazine).


A MEDICO-SOCIAL problem in South Wales.

A MEDICO-SOCIAL problem in South Wales.


Pregnancy at term complicated by acute appendicitis.


Arthur Murray Cudmore.

Arthur Murray Cudmore.


Observations on poliomyelitis of epidemiological interest.


The territory of papua and New Guinea expands its health programme.


The surgical pathology of non-specific infections of the nose and accessory nasal sinuses.


An address.

An address.


The determination of impurities in commercial para-aminosalicylic acid.


The cause of hypokalaemia (hypopotassaemia) following para-aminosalicylate therapy.


Blackwater fever apparently precipitated by proguanil.


Syphilis of the pulmonary artery.

Syphilis of the pulmonary artery.


Congenital oesophageal atresia with tracheo-oesophageal fistula.


A small outbreak of acute benign lymphocytic choriomeningitis.


Tigloidine as a substitute for atropine in the treatment of Parkinsonism.


The use of "perspex" for splints.

The use of "perspex" for splints.


Intracranial abscess following frontal sinus infection.


Krukenberg tumours of both ovaries secondary to carcinoma of the stomach.


Some psycho-physical aspects of backache.


Oligophrenia phenylpyruvica, or Følling's disease.


Medical aspects of peripheral vascular disease.


The incidence and effects of Rh incompatibility between mother and child.


The problem of pelvic pain.

The problem of pelvic pain.


Isolation of a virus from encephalitis in South Australia: a preliminary report.


Congenital stenosis of the pulmonary veins in their extrapulmonary course.


A case of buphthalmos treated by goniotomy.


The academic aspect of medical education.


Functional uterine haemorrhage.

Functional uterine haemorrhage.


Some observations on pancreatic pain.

Some observations on pancreatic pain.


Serial gastric biopsy studies in a case of duodenal ulcer treated by deep x-ray therapy.


A pathogenic mycobacterium isolated from tap slime.


A case of monocytic leuchaemia with chloroma-like tumours.


Report of a case of encephalitis (fatal) in a child of two and a half years.


Stillbirths, neo-natal deaths, and premature births in Western Australia.


The nature of the decline in the loss of infant and foetal life: a study in Western Australian vital statistics.


The neurogenic factor in rheumatic inflammation.


Diffuse scleroderma, with report of a case showing multiple lesions.


Sterno-mastoid tumour and congenital muscular torticollis.


The physician and his workshop.

The physician and his workshop.


Some aspects of prevention and treatment of bronchiectasis.


Tuberculosis of the liver: including a report of 5 cases.


Intravenous therapy in surgery: a review.


FRANK Sandland Hone.

FRANK Sandland Hone.


Dicoumarol in the treatment of coronary occlusion.


Syringocystadenoma associated with ichthyosis.


Unexpected death in infants and young children; second series.


IAN Hamilton MacGillivray.

IAN Hamilton MacGillivray.


CHRONIC barbiturate intoxications and addictions.


The rare A3 agglutinogen.

The rare A3 agglutinogen.


Observations upon the effects of "dibenamine" in man, with special reference to its adrenolytic and noradrenolytic action.


A survey of Australian aborigines for pulmonary tuberculosis.


Mafucci's syndrome; with a report of a case.


The causation and treatment of irregular teeth.


A clinical description of a disease resembling poliomyelitis, seen in Adelaide, 1949-1951.


Modern trends in the treatment of heart disease.


Open reduction and internal fixation in the treatment of fractures.


Responsibility in English law.

Responsibility in English law.


Aetiology and treatment of cardiac pain.


Vitamins in diseases of the skin.

Vitamins in diseases of the skin.


The role of the medical artist.

The role of the medical artist.


A case of osteitis deformans associated with osteoma formation.


Differential diagnosis and treatment of menorrhagia.


The treatment of ruptured intervertebral discs.


Death and his brother, sleep.

Death and his brother, sleep.


Some recent advances in radiation biology.


Diaphragmatic hernia.

Diaphragmatic hernia.


Nutritional eye diseases.

Nutritional eye diseases.


Care of the general health in the middle-aged woman.


Modern trends in acne therapy.

Modern trends in acne therapy.


The case against thyroid treatment of obesity: a survey of the literature.


Radiological diagnosis of chronic rheumatism.


Life assurance examination.

Life assurance examination.


Obstructive jaundice.

Obstructive jaundice.


HOUSING.

HOUSING.


The management of whooping cough.

The management of whooping cough.


Five typical "phakomatoses" (naevus tumour diseases) of Van der Hoeve.


Radiology in the diagnosis of chest disease.


Modern trends in the treatment of compound fractures.


Certificates in mental illness.

Certificates in mental illness.


Johan Georg Mezger and the healing touch.


Hypnosis in obstetrics.

Hypnosis in obstetrics.


DEGRADATION of medicine.

DEGRADATION of medicine.


Contraception--recent developments in technique and their evaluation.


Post-concussional migraine: a successful response to treatment.


Psychosis in general practice.

Psychosis in general practice.


The role of the pharmacist.

The role of the pharmacist.


Modern views on the treatment of hyperthyroidism.


Notes on some aspects of the investigation of food poisoning.


Clinical pathology and the National Health Service.


The value of the endometrial biopsy.

The value of the endometrial biopsy.


Mortality of the neonatal period.

Mortality of the neonatal period.


The haemolytic anaemias.

The haemolytic anaemias.


Myelomatosis.

Myelomatosis.


A comparison of the plasma viscosity and the E.S.R. tests in rheumatoid arthritis.


The laboratory diagnosis of pregnancy.

The laboratory diagnosis of pregnancy.


The management of cases of senile benign prostatic obstruction.


Neonatal death, with special reference to sixth day disease.


The trend of poliomyelitis in England and Wales in recent years.


The role of the family doctor in the treatment of psycho-social factors in disease.


The problem of tuberculosis.

The problem of tuberculosis.


Oestrogenic control.

Oestrogenic control.


Radiography of the hip joint. Part Five: posteroanterior and caudolateromedial projections.


Open-tank method of processing 70-millimeter photoradiographic film.


Encephalotrigeminal angiomatosis; (Sturge-Weber syndrome).


Hemangioma of vertebra.

Hemangioma of vertebra.


Color photography in dermatology, illustrated with reproductions of 35-millimeter Kodachrome transparencies from the author's collection.


Sturge-Weber syndrome.

Sturge-Weber syndrome.


Drying drum for electrocardiographic prints.


Differential diagnosis of acute chest pain.


Lesions of the breast.

Lesions of the breast.


MILITARY preventive medicine in Korea.

MILITARY preventive medicine in Korea.


ECZEMA.

ECZEMA.


Medical fallacies; dead, dying and not so dead.


Rehabilitation of the arteriosclerotic; physiologic rehabilitation of the arteriosclerotic worker for industry.


FISTULA in ano.

FISTULA in ano.


Anterior poliomyelitis; treatment of bulbar and cervical lesions by intravenous aureomycin and amigen: management in a general hospital (continued from May issue).


Psychologic aspect of sex behavior.

Psychologic aspect of sex behavior.


ASTHMA.

ASTHMA.


Poliomyelitis; the possibility of syringe transmission.


Vitamin C; a critical review of the use of vitamin C in allergic disorders and a preliminary report comparing it therapeutically with antihistamines, antiasthmatics and sedatives.


Pressure breathing walk-around oxygen bottle.


Indirect inguinal hernia; a diagnostic aid in its evaluation.


Medical-dental activation of ships.

Medical-dental activation of ships.


Bottle holder for blood plasma.

Bottle holder for blood plasma.


The routine urinalysis; its value in the detection of organic renal lesions.


NEW portable refrigerator.

NEW portable refrigerator.


Polypoid lesions of the large intestine.


Antihistaminics; their role in ophthalmology.


MOBILE sick call unit.

MOBILE sick call unit.


PRURITUS ani.

PRURITUS ani.


Sick call slips for large activities.

Sick call slips for large activities.


Drug addiction, suicide, euthanasia, and the delayed death sentence.


Abnormal vaginal bleeding.

Abnormal vaginal bleeding.


Some ancient methods of hypnotism.

Some ancient methods of hypnotism.


The Medical Department administrator.

The Medical Department administrator.


Doctors and income tax.

Doctors and income tax.


Obesity.

Obesity.


Medical plethora.

Medical plethora.


"50,000 OUTSIDE the law".

"50,000 OUTSIDE the law".


The place of the ophthalmic optician in the health service.


Method of recording areas of inhibition of hemolysis.


MEDICAL auxiliaries in the national health service.


IMMEDIATE practical programme.

IMMEDIATE practical programme.


ROAD accidents and alcohol.

ROAD accidents and alcohol.


General principles in urology.

General principles in urology.


Alcohol and the motorist.

Alcohol and the motorist.


MANAGEMENT of rheumatoid arthritis with smaller doses of cortisone acetate.


Some medical and educational aspects of speech.


PROBLEMS in differential diagnosis of poliomyelitis.


Antibiotics in the treatment of tropical disease--I.


Mrs. Mapp, or crazy Sally Mapp.

Mrs. Mapp, or crazy Sally Mapp.


PROGRESS of the Medical Association for the Prevention of War.


ADOLESCENT delinquent boy.

ADOLESCENT delinquent boy.


Antibiotics in the treatment of tropical disease. II. Relapsing fevers.


Joanna Stephens.

Joanna Stephens.


The diagnosis of stone in the urinary tract. I. Kidney and ureter.


PHONOCARDIOGRAPHY.

PHONOCARDIOGRAPHY.


Antibiotics in the treatment of tropical disease. III. Typhus.


HEALTH planning in the U.S.S.R.

HEALTH planning in the U.S.S.R.


The diagnosis of stone in the urinary tract. II. Bladder and urethra.


CIVIL statistics, 1940-45; war-time figures analyzed.


FOURTH World Health Assembly; world health plans for 1952.


Sedation and the control of pain.

Sedation and the control of pain.


Antibiotics in the treatment of tropical disease IV.


CHILDREN and television the need for research into the effects of visual media.


MEDICAL practitioners' union; thirty-second annual general meeting.


NOTIFICATION of leprosy.

NOTIFICATION of leprosy.


Antibiotics in the treatment of tropical disease.


Hereditary influences.

Hereditary influences.


Foetal abnormalities.

Foetal abnormalities.


Urinary infections in pregnancy.

Urinary infections in pregnancy.


The radiology of pregnancy.

The radiology of pregnancy.


The physiology of the endometrium.

The physiology of the endometrium.


Legal aspects of pregnancy problems.

Legal aspects of pregnancy problems.


Anaesthesia in obstetrics.

Anaesthesia in obstetrics.


Physical medicine and the athlete.

Physical medicine and the athlete.


Manipulation and the physiotherapist.

Manipulation and the physiotherapist.


Combined coronary and cerebral thrombosis.


Medicine in 1769.

Medicine in 1769.


The status of the spa in medicine today.


Aviation medicine.

Aviation medicine.


Security and adjustment.

Security and adjustment.


The Veterans Administration shows the way.


The citizen volunteers in the cause of mental health.


Dynamic factors in psychosocial treatment in traveling child-guidance clinics.


The housing of Psyche.

The housing of Psyche.


The family and community mental hygiene.


Professional responsibility for community mental health.


Therapeutic values of group experience in a children's institution.


A psychiatric social worker in a home for boys and girls.


Community participation in clinic development as seen by a board member.


William Logie Russell.

William Logie Russell.


Meeting a growing manace-drug addiction.


Margaret Carey Madeira.

Margaret Carey Madeira.


A chronicle of medical science in Ireland.


Curace and curare-like drugs.

Curace and curare-like drugs.


A patron for Pan-American pharmacy.

A patron for Pan-American pharmacy.


POLIOMYELITIS.

POLIOMYELITIS.


Recent advances in cortisone research.

Recent advances in cortisone research.


Medical problems of military aviation.

Medical problems of military aviation.


A study of incontinence and impotence following prostatic surgery.


Practical consideration of a national blood program.


Herpes zoster ophthalmicus successfully treated with aureomycin.


Veterinary public health activities of the Public Health Service.


Treatment of malaria in a temperate climate.


Utilization of Navy nurses as instructors.


Intestinal parasitic infection in military personnel of the U.S. Marine Corps.


The United States Army and its health, 1819-1829.


Antibiotics in the treatment of compound fractures.


The 24th division medical battalion in Korea.


Congenital anomalies of the gallbladder and ducts.


Plantar heel pain treated by countersinking osteotomy.


Naval reserve physicians serve with army.


Evaluation of ethylene oxide as a sterilizing agent for field use.


Educational requirements for effective nursing service.


Amalgam.

Amalgam.


Poliomyelitis: an abnormal reaction of nerve tissue to the electronegative-charged poliomyelitis virus.


EMERGENCY vaccine production.

EMERGENCY vaccine production.


United Nations medical service in the Korean conflict.


One concept for providing a flexible and economical medical service to the Air Force.


Surgical treatment of periodontal diseases.


Human exposure to linear declarative force in the backward and forward facing seated positions.


Carcinoma of the male breast: a report of fifteen cases.


Glaucoma.

Glaucoma.


Educational requirements for efficient nursing service as viewed by the nurse anesthetist.


Plantar warts.

Plantar warts.


Electrocardiographic effects of emetine hydrochloride.


A new formula for a clinical means of estimating basal metabolic rates.


Histopathological study of simple gingivitis.


An aid for pulling tent pegs.

An aid for pulling tent pegs.


Dilantin hyperplasia.

Dilantin hyperplasia.


Mustafa the wage-earner.

Mustafa the wage-earner.


HEALTH protection clinic.

HEALTH protection clinic.


Fluid and electrolyte balance in intestinal obstruction.


Primary intestinal anastomosis.

Primary intestinal anastomosis.


Problems of rural medical care.

Problems of rural medical care.


Prognostic factors in colonic malignancy.


Pulmonary and extrapulmonary tuberculosis with a discussion of the host response to tuberculosis.


Operating room cholangiograms.

Operating room cholangiograms.


Practical points in allergy.

Practical points in allergy.


Rheumatic pneumonia.

Rheumatic pneumonia.


Medicine and its practitioners in Olmsted county prior to 1900.


Combinations of antibiotics in the treatment of infectious diseases.


The present status of BCG vaccination.

The present status of BCG vaccination.


Infant mortality in Minnesota, 1950.

Infant mortality in Minnesota, 1950.


The effect of cortisone in glomerulonephritis and the nephropathy of disseminated lupus erythematosus.


The management of vasomotor rhinitis.

The management of vasomotor rhinitis.


Bronchoscopy and common chest diseases.

Bronchoscopy and common chest diseases.


Coin lesions of the lung.

Coin lesions of the lung.


Emergency blood transfusion.

Emergency blood transfusion.


Primary osteotomy for the treatment of intracapsular fracture of the neck of the femur.


Hearing loss.

Hearing loss.


WILLARD Lathrop Burnap.

WILLARD Lathrop Burnap.


Slow response to preoperative antithyroid therapy in severe hyperthyroidism.


Acute abdominal conditions; pathological aspects.


From stone ax to atom bomb.

From stone ax to atom bomb.


Acute abdominal conditions; roentgen diagnosis.


Acute abdominal conditions; surgical aspects.


Acute abdominal conditions; urological aspects.


Acute abdominal conditions; gynecologic aspects.


Acute abdominal conditions; summary of discussions.


The 1950 cancer statistical study by the Minnesota Department of Health.


The ear findings in brain tumors.

The ear findings in brain tumors.


Medicine and its practitioners in Olmsted County prior to 1900.


Present status of treatment of some of the common contagious diseases with the antibiotics and sulfonamides.


The role of surgery in the treatment of essential hypertension.


Public relations.

Public relations.


Distinguished service oration on the life of Dr. Hugh Lewis Sutherland.


A nobel service only physicians can render.


VITAL statistics.

VITAL statistics.


Cerebral dysrhythmia associated with childhood behaviour--a clinical report.


Recent advances in cancer diagnosis.

Recent advances in cancer diagnosis.


Surgical aspects of congenital heart disease.


Newer developments in cardiac therapy.

Newer developments in cardiac therapy.


The neurosurgical aspects of spontaneous intracranial bleeding.


Operable congenital cardiac lesions.

Operable congenital cardiac lesions.


Diagnosis and treatment of infection of the genito-urinary system.


Carcinoma of the stomach.

Carcinoma of the stomach.


Practical office procedures in gynecology.


Birth marks.

Birth marks.


Laboratory and metabolic effects of ACTH and cortisone on human subjects.


Case history of infectious hepatitis.

Case history of infectious hepatitis.


Surgical diseases of the pancreas.

Surgical diseases of the pancreas.


Intestinal obstruction.

Intestinal obstruction.


Management of gastric ulcer.

Management of gastric ulcer.


Obstetrics in a rural hospital.

Obstetrics in a rural hospital.


Addison's disease versus fatigue states.


Alcoholism and alcoholics.

Alcoholism and alcoholics.


Urologic aspects of urinary suppression.


Is segregation really necessary?

Is segregation really necessary?


Segregation is an anachronism.

Segregation is an anachronism.


But integration is empty talk.

But integration is empty talk.


At Memorial Hospital, in Phoenix: all races live and work together.


"No color line" but "no alternative".

"No color line" but "no alternative".


At Mount Sinai' Nursing School; Negro students are full citizens.


The case of the Negro administrator.

The case of the Negro administrator.


At Gary's Methodist Hospital: the doctors voted for equality.


SETBACK in the South: nurses walk out in race protest.


Is ethics or economics the cause of the trouble?


Provident Hospital illustrates: the fiscal results of segregation.


Planning for nursing service is a two-way relationship between the director of nursing and the administrator.


Wabash General Hospital exemplifies practical planning.


TRI-STATE Assembly.

TRI-STATE Assembly.


JOINT accreditation commission is proposed.


The kitchen has a heart for cardiac patients.


Passavant's Pass-Events promotes hospital unity because it belongs to the employees.


A master plan materializes; the foresight of the men who planned Meadowbrook Hospital 20 years ago has been justified by the growth of the county and public acceptance of the hospital.


A formula room is not a luxury; infants born in small hospitals need the protection of carefully prepared formulas, too.


How to admit patients with nine easy records; nine-part manifold system used at Southern Baptist Hospital quickly furnishes needed information to all departments.


Keeping income abreast of expense.

Keeping income abreast of expense.


Everybody belongs, and everybody works for Pioneer Memorial Hospital's auxiliary.


Responsibilities of the hospital pathologist.


The treatment of common skin diseases.

The treatment of common skin diseases.


In setting up the training program, remember supervisors come first.


Menus for July 1951.

Menus for July 1951.


It's June in January--or vice versa in a hospital equipped with the modern combination of heating and air conditioning.


Exhaust hood blows away turnover problems.


Are hospitals hoarding? Spot survey shows trend toward abnormally high inventories.


A.M.A. approves joint accreditation.

A.M.A. approves joint accreditation.


BRISTOL builds a living memorial: the modern hospital of the month.


Now it's plastic mattress covers.

Now it's plastic mattress covers.


Conference technic takes a great deal of time and costs considerable in terms of time off job, but it's worth everything you can put into it.


Saskatchewan Health Services Plan, a compulsory hospital care insurance program that has hospital association approval.


The new hospital; methods and outlines for a symposium on hospital operation.


Who really takes care of the patient? Study of nursing hours in nine New Jersey hospitals.


The evidence is in favor of doctors' offices in the hospital.


Give them a chance to complain--and the chances are they won't.


A formulary would help in purchasing drugs.


A Blue Cross--section of 10,000 patients gives new facts.


Use of anthelmintic drugs.

Use of anthelmintic drugs.


Chest x-rays on admission pay off to patients, hospital staff, and community.


Trudeau and Kock made hospital history.

Trudeau and Kock made hospital history.


Dry milks are easy to use, easy to store and an insurance against emergencies.


Menus for August 1951.

Menus for August 1951.


The housekeeper can't divorce herself from good food service.


Labor gets rough in Minneapolis strike but goon tactics fail as service continues in 10 struck hospitals and striking workers return to jobs.


Measuring hours of nursing care; per patient per day--every day.


An ideal medical school is the goal of the University of California Medical Center.


Garment conveyor irons out the "wrinkles" in the laundry equipment.


The respirator ward is popular with the "colonists".


Food purchasing calls for careful planning.


Exchange nurses cement the ties of friendship between the United States and its South American neighbors.


Visual automatic filing pays for itself in increased efficiency with a smaller work force.


THE new hospital: methods and outlines for symposium on hospital operation.


The site provides three entrances on three levels.


Charge ticket presents the evidence that enables Connecticut hospitals to recover full costs for service.


First prepare the budget then establish the rates.


St. Vincent de Paul and St. Louise de Marillac made hospital history.


Where do we go from here? The emerging functions of the general hospital.


General practice is the standard by which the quality of medical care is measured.


Specials show a profit in the employees' cafeteria.


Vitamin-enzyme relationships.

Vitamin-enzyme relationships.


The dietitian dishes up good will.

The dietitian dishes up good will.


Design of all-purpose sink.

Design of all-purpose sink.


Planning for maintenance control.

Planning for maintenance control.


Menus for September 1951.

Menus for September 1951.


Housekeeping speeds Miss Brown's recovery.


Impairment of orientation to pictures in cerebral diseases and in chronic schizophrenias.


Observations on myotonia acquisita.

Observations on myotonia acquisita.


Ten years of diphtheria immunization.

Ten years of diphtheria immunization.


Mumps and diabetes.

Mumps and diabetes.


A study of diphtheria in two areas of Great Britain; a summary of Medical Research Council Special Report No. 272.


Structure of clathrate compounds.

Structure of clathrate compounds.


DOCTOR I. E. Balabań.

DOCTOR I. E. Balabań.


MR. László J. Havas.

MR. László J. Havas.


Intermediary metabolism of tryptophan.

Intermediary metabolism of tryptophan.


Reduction of ferrous oxide.

Reduction of ferrous oxide.


X-ray shadow microscope.

X-ray shadow microscope.


Cortical hormones from allsteroids; synthesis of cortisone from Reichsteen's compound D.


Antitubercular activity of some 8-hydroxyquinoline derivatives.


Induction periods in reactions of N-halogenimides.


Preparation of the optical forms of tris-acetylacetone cobalt III.


Dangers attendant on the use of N-halogenimides in organic reactions.


Course of the oxidation of olefins by chromic acid.


Solubility of ethylenediamine D-tartrate in water.


A colour reaction distinguishing between adrenaline and nor-adrenaline on paper chromatograms.


Complement fixing antigen in T5 coli bacteriophage.


Effect of antilymphocytic serum on suspensions of lymphocytes in vitro.


Lamellar compounds of graphite with chromyl chloride and chromyl fluoride.


Vitamin B12 content of soft- and hard-shell clams.


Use of a sheep abortion virus as a test virus for chemotherapy work.


Biochemistry in the taxonomy of lichens.


Permanent preparations of fungi growing on agar.


Corpora amylacea in the central nervous system.


A relationship between heat conductivity and viscosity of liquids.


Nuclear reaction radiography.

Nuclear reaction radiography.


German Society for Electron Microscopy; third annual conference.


Hypotheses relating to the brain-mind problem.


A convenient synthesis of carbon-labelled benzene.


Solidification curves and crystal spacings of binary fatty-acid mixtures.


Positive bromine ions?

Positive bromine ions?


C20-22 unsaturated acids of butterfat.

C20-22 unsaturated acids of butterfat.


Conservation of amino-acid chromatograms.


Ferric-ion catalyzed decomposition of hydrogen peroxide and the polymerization of acrylonitrile.


Application of buffered solvent systems to the detection of aromatic acids by paper partition chromatography.


Ali-esterase of rabbit polymorphonuclear leucocytes.


Renewal of bone phosphate in experimental hyperparathyroidism.


Composition of histone prepared from rat liver deoxypentosenucleoprotein.


Chlorophyll inhibition and growth regulation by several tetronic acid derivatives.


Effect of a single injection of carbon tetrachloride upon the activity of the pseudo-cholinesterase in the liver and serum of male and female rats.


New hosts of Phytophthora infestans in Kenya.


Histological changes in the epithelium of the small intestine during protein absorption in the new-born animal.


Changes in colour sensitivity of the eye with posture.


Nature and infectivity of granular forms of the bovine tubercle bacillus.


ULTRASONICS in fluids.

ULTRASONICS in fluids.


Transamination to pyruvate and some other ketoacids.


NEW developments in viscomentry.

NEW developments in viscomentry.


Oxygen affinities of respiratory blood pigments in Serpula.


Inhibition of the biosynthesis of tobacco mosaic virus by thiouracil.


Structure of sannhemp (Crotalaria juncea Linn.) mosaic virus with the electron microscope.