Hysterical abdominal distention simulating acute intestinal obstruction. With report of a case. In hysterical abdominal distention the symptoms may so closely simulate those of obstruction of the bowel that needless laparotomy is carried out.CLUES THAT INDICATE HYSTERICAL DISTENTION RATHER THAN ORGANIC CAUSE ARE: (1) History of vomiting but without dehydration; (2) complaint of severe pain although temperature, pulse and the number of leukocytes in the blood all are normal; (3) normal tympanic quality of the abdomen; (4) distention out of proportion to the amount of gas observed in x-ray examination; (5) pronounced lordosis caused by thrusting the abdomen forward; and (6) remission of distention when the patient is under general anesthesia. It must be remembered, however, that even when there is strong suspicion of hysterical cause, distention may actually be due to obstruction. In the case herein reported, obstructive adhesion finally did occur after the patient had had numerous exploratory operations in which the viscera were observed to be normal.


The precipitation of clinical poliomyelitis by injections. In records of 1,321 cases of poliomyelitis in the city of Los Angeles in 1948, notation was made as to whether or not the patient had been vaccinated against smallpox or had received an injection of one kind or another in the period preceding the onset of poliomyelitis. In children under 12 years of age, the incidence of poliomyelitis was slightly higher among those who had had recent vaccination or injection than among those who had not, and the incidence of paralysis was slightly greater also. However, the disparities were not considered statistically significant. They were not wide enough to warrant withholding immunization against other serious diseases on the strength of the possibility that in so doing a slight reduction in the incidence of crippling poliomyelitis might be effected.


The evaluation of subjective complaints in relation to disability claims. Evaluating subjective complaints with regard to claims for disability compensation often is extremely difficult. The aim is fairness to the injured person and the insurance carrier. As the physician is the best source of information, he must make careful, unbiased observation of certain factors which will aid in arriving at a sound appraisal.


Legal duties of physicians.

Legal duties of physicians. The history of the physician's legal duties has been traced from the first recorded writings of the Babylonian era to the present day. There has been a transition from the days of absolute liability to the modern idea of liability based on culpability. The doctrine of stare decisis developed in early English law forms the very backbone of our own jurisprudence.Broadly, if a physician renders reasonable care and skill, he is absolved from liability. Some of the more important legal duties and proscriptions applying to physicians are discussed in particular in this presentation.


Chronic idiopathic hypoparathyroidism simulating epilepsy. Report of a case.


Topical use of cortisone in erythema multiforme bullosum. Report of a case.


Paroxysmal hypertension secondary to malignant pheochromocytoma. Report of a case and review of the literature.


Injurious effects from the sting of the scorpionfish, Scorpaena guttata. With report of a case.


Malignant teratoma of the testicle in an infant four months of age.


Effective treatment of socialistic hypertension.


Results of long-continued cortisone administration in rheumatoid arthritis. The administration of cortisone acetate to patients with rheumatoid arthritis usually produces prompt and often dramatic suppression of the disease manifestations. The effects of the hormone are not lasting, however, and after withdrawal relapse ensues. For sustained improvement in a chronic disease such as rheumatoid arthritis, it appears that cortisone must be given more or less continuously. This raises the question whether administration may be continued effectively and safely for long periods.Seventy-six patients with rheumatoid arthritis were given cortisone in the hope that treatment could be continued uninterruptedly for extended periods. For various clinical reasons it was necessary to discontinue treatment in 16 of these before six months, but the remaining 60 patients received the hormone uninterruptedly for six to 15 months. By using initial large suppressive amounts, then gradually reducing the dosage, and finally employing smaller maintenance doses, adequate degrees of rheumatic control were maintained in approximately two-thirds of the original 76 patients. The ability to sustain satisfactory improvement varied indirectly, in general, with the severity of the rheumatoid arthritis. The chief detriment to better results in the more severe cases was the intervention of adverse hormonal side effects which developed frequently when large or relatively large maintenance doses were required to support satisfactory improvement. Unwanted signs of hormonal excess developed in 40 per cent of cases at some time during the course of treatment. Most of them were mild or transient and disappeared or lessened when the dose of cortisone was reduced, but when the dose was reduced the degree of improvement often declined also. During prolonged cortisone therapy evidence of functional suppression of the adrenal cortices, as indicated by a decreased response of circulating eosinophils to exogenous ACTH, was present. The depression of cortical function was temporary, however. Whether irreversible damage may result when the drug is employed for longer periods cannot yet be answered.


Problems in intramedullary nailing of femoral fractures. Intramedullary nailing, an improved method for treatment of fractures of the shaft of the femur, is still in a transitional stage. Experience in 35 cases indicates that supplementary fixation as safeguard against sepparation or overriding often is advisable, particularly in the presence of considerable fragmentation. Wire loops, cross screws and, in some cases, a Collins band modified in such a way as to avoid occlusion of blood supply, have been used for this purpose. For strength and rigidity, the rod used should be as great in diameter as the medullary space can accommodate. A method of preoperative determination of the size of rod to use has been devised. As the intramedullary rod may bend or break, it is advisable that patients be cautioned against full weight bearing on the injured leg too soon after operation.


Prophylactic psychotherapy before desexualizing operations. To lessen the hazard of postoperative mental trauma, psychiatric preparation of patients with patently faulty psychic adjustment is advisable before operations entailing removal of genital organs.


Chronic urticaria following penicillin therapy. Urticaria developed in six patients three to ten days after the intramuscular injection of penicillin, and the condition persisted for from three to fifteen months. The suffering, disability and expense that resulted from the injection indicates that physicians should make certain that the patient who receives penicillin has a true indication for its use.


A simple retentive dressing for fractures of the clavicle.


Dissecting aortic aneurysm with bizarre neurologic and vascular aspects.


Epidermoid cysts of the testis. A report of three cases.


Solitary cyst of the adrenal gland. Report of a case.


Massive hematemesis from a cirsoid aneurysm in a forty-year-old man. Report of a fatal case.


Lipoid nephrosis during and after pregnancy.


Anserina bursitis. Report of a case.

Anserina bursitis. Report of a case.


Experiences with cortisone given orally. The advantages of the oral administration of cortisone, when compared with cortisone given intramuscularly, include the more rapid appearance of therapeutic effects, which is of importance in the therapy of acute disease, and the faster dissipation of effects when the hormone is discontinued, which is of value when dangerous reactions occur. Oral dose schedules depend upon the degree of urgency or chronicity of the treated disease. In acute diseases the therapeutic results, in general, were disappointing. Cortisone may be of greater value in the long-term maintenance treatment of certain chronic diseases. By long-term therapy the authors mean practically continuous treatment until either the disease goes into spontaneous remission or undesirable effects of the drug require cessation of treatment. Critical selection of patients and constant supervision of therapy are vital to the successful administration of cortisone. Even with these precautions, however, the therapeutic use of cortisone must be regarded as experimental until the passage of time permits better appraisal of harmful effects.


Experience with cortisone and ACTH in a private clinic. Cortisone and ACTH are valuable agents for treating a large variety of diseases. In appropriate situations they may save life. It may be possible to prevent loss of vision in eye disease or permanent damage to important viscera in generalized disease. With ready access to these agents through the pharmacist, it is important to know that cortisone and ACTH can be used in office practice provided patients are selected carefully and followed frequently and closely. Strict observation of criteria for selection of patients limited the size of the series of patients reported upon, but by the same token the incidence of complications from therapy was exceptionally small. Every physician who elects to employ these potent hormones must become familiar with their physiological effects and with the various methods of exhibiting them. Some of these effects are noted in this paper, but the experiences reviewed here provide an incomplete picture of the wide application of cortisone and ACTH.


Use of the rocking bed to augment ventilation in patients with poliomyelitis. As the first step in an attempt to clarify criteria for use of the rocking bed rather than the respirator as an aid to breathing for patients with weakness of respiratory muscle function caused by poliomyelitis, ventilation studies were done on seven patients with pronounced weakness or paralysis of the respiratory muscles. Average tidal air volume was considerably less when the patient was on the rocking bed than when he was in the respirator. Since the tidal air volume with the patient on the rocking bed represents the maximum that can be produced with the apparatus, whereas the volume in the respirator represents the patient's usual tidal air and the respirator is capable of a greater volume if necessary, it is apparent that in cases of complete paralysis of the respiratory muscles the respirator has a large margin of safety, the rocking bed none. From clinical observations made on 51 patients who were put upon the rocking bed-23 of them early in the course of the disease and 28 after they had been ill three months or more-it was concluded that the rocking bed is contraindicated for patients who are febrile and in whom the disease is progressing rapidly, and for those with atelectasis or urinary or pulmonary infection. It must be used with extreme care in the case of patients early in the course of the disease who are not tracheotomized, because of a tendency toward increased accumulation of mucus and the danger of atelectasis. General guides were developed with regard to use of the rocking bed for patients with post-acute poliomyelitis, and somewhat different rules were drawn for use of the apparatus in cases in which there is a chronic respiratory problem.The rocking bed will give artificial respiration in cases of respiratory weakness, but will not provide enough tidal air for the patient with paralysis of the muscles of respiration.


Experience with ACTH and cortisone in private practice. ACTH and cortisone are highly nonspecific in their action. A fundamental portion of the mechanism of action is the interposition of a blockade between toxin and end organ. This effect can be of great benefit in the management of a variety of acute and chronic diseases.A major hazard constantly to be kept in mind is the potential masking of advancing disease. This consideration makes concomitant chemotherapy mandatory in the presence of specific infections. In chronic diseased states it should be assumed that prolonged therapy will be necessary. Treatment should not be instituted unless such continued therapy is physiologically and economically feasible.


Trisethylene-imino-s-triazine (triethylene melamine or TEM) in the treatment of neoplastic diseases. Trisethylene-imino-s-triazine (triethylene melamine or TEM) produced minimal effects in inhibiting transplantable lymphoma and mammary adenocarcinoma in mice. In strain A mice, injection of the compound induced pulmonary tumors.TEM was tried on 32 patients with neoplastic disease, including nine patients with Hodgkin's disease and five with lymphosarcoma and lymphatic leukemia. The therapeutic and toxic effects were similar to those observed with nitrogen mustard (HN2). Satisfactory remissions of up to three months were observed in Hodgkin's disease and lymphosarcoma following parenteral administration of TEM. It is the authors' impression that the remissions obtained with TEM were not as complete and did not last as long as those obtained with HN2.TEM is effective by the oral route as well as parenterally, and produces much less emetic reaction than HN2. On the other hand, the chemotherapeutic range is narrower than that of HN2. Patients who do not respond to HN2 show no response to TEM.TEM is a drug of some clinical usefulness in the same conditions and with the same general limitations and toxic effects as HN2. The ease of administration of TEM increases its hazards, and close clinical and hematologic observations are essential on patients receiving the agent.


Attitudes toward the dubious compensation claim. Laws providing for compensation of workmen for occupational injury are a powerful socio-economic force. In settlement of compensation claims the goal, difficult to achieve, is fairness to employee, employer and insurance carrier. Often, medical, legal, economic and social considerations conflict with one another. A "fact" in one field may not be considered so in another. Since medical data and testimony often guide the ultimate decision of a compensation claim, the physician's attitude is a large factor not only immediately and directly in determination of the case at hand but, perhaps more important, in the ultimate direction of the socio-economic forces which spring from the sum of all such determinations. To perpetuate the good in workmen's compensation laws, the next generation of physicians-and of lawyers and business administrators as well, for they, too, are involved-ought to have basic training in the social sciences in order that they may have a broad rather than a segmental view of the problems with which they deal.


Pheochromocytoma. Report of a case with preoperative diagnosis and removal through anterior abdominal incision.


Dermoid cyst of the omentum, with report of a case.


Bronchiogenic cysts. A report of two cases.


Circumcaval ureter.

Circumcaval ureter.


Psychological problems of aging.

Psychological problems of aging. The increasing number of older persons in the United States is having far-reaching economic, social, political and psychological effects. Patients over 60 make up more than a fourth of current admissions to California's state mental hospitals. Biological, personal, cultural and economic problems are present in each elderly person and must be considered in the treatment of such individuals. Neurotic reactions are much more frequent that the psychoses, and these may be treated by the same therapeutic tools utilized with younger persons. Not all the psychoses in the aged group are such as to necessitate mental hospital care. Many of the patients could be cared for in suitable nursing homes. An adequate mental hygiene program, maintenance of physical health, opportunities for work, and the development of hobby and recreation centers may help ward off many of the difficult problems that the aged now present.


The non-group subscriber-- a Blue Shield Problem. The basis of prepaid voluntary medical insurance is to provide adequate medical service with the most inexpensive premium rate that is actuarially sound. This has been accomplished up to date by group enrollment. However, this does not provide for enrollment of a large number of insurable persons who are not members of groups. Experience with nongroup subscribers to United Medical Service, New York, is discussed and suggestions are made for simple, inexpensive means of enrollment and premium payments.


Anal infections encountered in general practice. Thoroughness in study of the anorectal canal to the ten-inch level serves to detect infectious lesions in that area in the incipient state and thus preclude the debilitating and destructive chain of events which follows when early treatment is delayed. The technical requisites of the routine examination are not beyond the scope of physicians in general practice, who can prevent many of the chronic and disabling complications by early diagnosis.


Cortisone in treatment of bronchial asthma. Twenty patients with intractable asthma were treated with cortisone on various dosage schedules. Results indicated that a rapid improvement in the asthmatic state may be expected in four to five days with high level dosage of the hormone-usually a total dose exceeding 200 mg. per day at the beginning. If treatment is discontinued after a week, relapse usually will occur within a period of eight days. If small doses are given two or three times weekly, following initial response, relapse may not occur for 20 or 30 days. The interspersed administration of ACTH during an attempt to discontinue cortisone apparently was of no value. It therefore appears that cortisone control of intractable asthma is dependent on large dosage until clinical improvement is obtained, then approximately 100 mg. two or three times a week for maintenance of a reasonable state of health.


Antihistamine in the prevention of serum reaction following injection of tetanus antitoxin. Of 100 patients given tetanus antitoxin, 56 were given an antihistaminic drug in oral doses of 50 mg. daily for ten days following injection. The other 44 were not given antihistamine. The incidence of serum reaction in the former group was 3.6 per cent; in the latter, 20.4 per cent.


The organization and operation of a study of diarrheal disease in Fresno County. The procedures used in the organization and operation of a special study on diarrheal diseases involving federal, state, and local agencies are outlined. The integration of such a project into a local routine program is discussed and the possible benefits derived by the various agencies are briefly evaluated.


Crushed ice packing in the treatment of burns.


Proper use of antibiotics in treatment of acute otitis media. The problem of preventing loss of hearing following acute otitis media has been made more complex by the use of penicillin and other antibiotic agents which may apparently cure yet leave dangerous residual disease. The causes of loss of hearing must be recognized early if remedial treatment is to be effective. In children particularly, loss of hearing may go unnoticed for some time. Physicians who treat otitis media should feel the responsibility not only of bringing an acutely ill child back to health but of preserving the function of the hearing mechanism. Careful examination of the ear after apparent subsidence of infection is mandatory. It is of the utmost importance to be able to recognize the ear drum in its normal state and its various pathological states and to be alert to the early signs of changes associated with loss of hearing. Antibiotics should not be expected to do more than help combat the acute infection in otitis media. Adequate follow-up demands strong suspicion of residual pathologic process in the ear. The prevention of loss of hearing still requires knowledge of the established clinical facts and therapeutic procedures and the application of this knowledge to treatment of acute infections of the middle ear.


Teratoma of the ovary in a sixteen month-old child.


Giant intracanalicular fibroadenoma. With report of five cases. Five cases of giant intracanalicular fibroadenoma ("cystosarcoma phylloides") were observed at one hospital in a period of three years. In a search of the literature, additional reports of breast tumors of this kind, not included in previous reviews, were noted. As there is record of 229 cases, it would appear that this rapidly growing benign tumor should be kept in mind in the diagnosis of masses in the breast. If removal is incomplete, there may be recurrence. Simple mastectomy is the treatment of choice. Radical mastectomy should be avoided.


Osteochondritis dissecans of the supratochlear septum.


Rehabilitation in general hospitals.

Rehabilitation in general hospitals.


Presidential address to the Canadian Hospital Council.


NOVEL features noted at new "K-W" hospital.


Report of the secretary to the Canadian Hospital Council Ottawa, May 28-30.


A brief review of federal health services.


MARITIME hospitals convene at St. Andrews, N. B.


University atmosphere and facilities contribute to successful Western Canada Institute.


RESOLUTIONS adopted at Ottawa by the Canadian Hospital Council.


SUB-STERILIZING room facilitates aseptic technique at Kitchener-Waterloo Hospital.


DIETARY causaltative service.

DIETARY causaltative service.


HEALTH care plans.

HEALTH care plans.


Conductance measurements in water-nitric acid-nitrogen pentoxide mixtures at various temperatures.


Conductance of ammonium nitrate in water-nitric acid-nitrogen pentoxide mixtures at various temperatures.


Some freezing point and conductance measurements in the system nitric acid-acetic acid.


Preparation of N-substituted ureas from nitrosomethylureas.


6-Iodometameconine and 3-iodometahemipinic acid.


The dielectric constant of disulphur decafluoride.


Hydrogen peroxide and its analogues. III. Absorption spectrum of hydrogen and deuterium peroxides in the near ultra-violet.


The kinetics of the thermal decomposition of disulphur decafluoride.


3-bromometameconine.


Analysis of mixtures of simple aliphatic alcohols by partition chromatography.


The measurement of the absolute rates of removal of lead and tellurium mirrors by a free radical stream.


The synthesis of amino acids from 2,3-dihydrofuran DL-ornithine, DL-proline, and DL-alpha-amino-delta-hydroxyvaleric acid.


A new apparatus for rapid carbon determination by wet combustion.


The influence of cation radius and salt concentration in the salting out of ethyl ether from aqueous nitrate solutions at 25 degrees C.


The chemistry of ethylene oxide. II. The kinetics of the reaction of ethylene oxide with amines in aqueous solution.


The chemistry of ethylene oxide. III. Reaction of ethylene oxide in amine solution.


Rehabilitating the severely disabled.

Rehabilitating the severely disabled.


The role of amorphous intermediate products in the dehydration of certain hydrated salts.


Geriatrics.

Geriatrics.


The role of occupational therapy in the treatment of alcoholism.


Progress of occupational therapy in Israel.


A Canadian in United States.

A Canadian in United States.


A factorial study or tests of rigidity.

A factorial study or tests of rigidity.


The psychology of religion after fifty years.


The net of reciprocal influence. Study II: The balance of power.


The relation of experience to the development of hunger.


The statistical analysis of the Rosvold and Mishkin data.


The national health agency as a leavening influence.


Further studies on the use of a combined antigen- TABTD.


The Medical Officer of Health in Great Britain (V). The care of the aged.


The estimation of hospital bed requirements.


A brucellosis survey in Brant County, Ontario.


MORE adequate training for sanitary inspectors.


Senile dementia- a new explanation of its causation.


Preventive procedures in general practice.


Cardiovascular effects of triethanolamine trinitrate- an experimental study.


Triethanolamine trinitrate (metamine) in the treatment of angina pectoris; a preliminary report.


NPH insulin.

NPH insulin.


NPH insulin: a preliminary report.

NPH insulin: a preliminary report.


The effect of cortisone on the nephrotic syndrome occurring in diabetics.


Transurethral prostatic resection- 1,000 cases.


The intravenous use of ACTH.

The intravenous use of ACTH.


Palliative gastrostomy for inoperable carcinoma of the oesophagus.


The management of surgical shock in the poor risk patient.


Concept and management of low backache.

Concept and management of low backache.


Carcinoma of the uvula.

Carcinoma of the uvula.


Sporotrichosis.

Sporotrichosis.


Subacute enterococcal endocarditis.

Subacute enterococcal endocarditis.


Primary bilateral testicular tumour.

Primary bilateral testicular tumour.


Systemic blastomycosis.

Systemic blastomycosis.


The physician in civil defense.

The physician in civil defense.


The patient's viewpoint.

The patient's viewpoint.


Recent advances in the pathogenesis and management of cirrhosis and congestive splenomegaly; pathological considerations; physiological considerations, medical aspects; surgical aspects.


Observations on blood pressure estimation.


The surgery of Guy De Chauliac.

The surgery of Guy De Chauliac.


Nursing care in diseases of the eye.

Nursing care in diseases of the eye.


British Columbia's Indians.

British Columbia's Indians.


Aureomycin in the treatment of infections.


Eastern arctic patrol.

Eastern arctic patrol.


What can you do now?

What can you do now?


Educating leaders for the nursing profession.


Lyle Creelman Writes.

Lyle Creelman Writes.


Reaching the breadwinner with the health message.


The seamy side of travel.

The seamy side of travel.


Nursing conference and exhibition.

Nursing conference and exhibition.


Effect of pyridoxine and desoxypyridoxine on rat fibrosarcoma grafts.


Rheumatic heart disease.

Rheumatic heart disease.


Nuclei from normal and leukemic mouse spleen. II. The nucleic acid content of normal and leukemic nuclei.


Tracer studies on the metabolism of the Gardner lymphosarcoma. I. The uptake of radioactive glycine into tumor protein.


Tracer studies on the metabolism of the Gardner lymphosarcoma. II. Energy-yielding reactions and amino acid uptake into protein of the tumor cell.


Tracer studies on the metabolism of the Gardner lymphosarcoma. III. The rate of radioactive alanine and glycine uptake into the protein of lymphosarcoma cells and normal spleen cells.


Experimental studies on the etiology of Hodgkin's disease.


The metabolic degradation in the mouse of 1,2,5,6-dibenzanthracene-9,10-C14. II. 5-Hydroxy-1,2-naphthalic acid, a new metabolite.


Folic acid analogs and the growth of embryo and tumor tissue.


The intracellular distribution of protein, nucleic acids, and riboflavin in the livers of mice and hamsters fed 4-dimethylaminoazobenzene.


The transplantation of tumors to the brains of heterologous species.


Neoplasms in rats treated with pituitary growth hormone. V. Absence of neoplasms in hypophysectomized rats.


Heterologous growth and passages of mouse sarcomas in hamsters (Mesocricetus auratus).


On the specificity of hypervolaemia and congestive changes in tumor-bearing mice.


A method for determining mutation rate and tumor incidence simultaneously.


Tumor incidence and lethal mutation rate in a tumor strain of Drosophila treated with formaldehyde.


The effect of visible light on the development in mice of skin tumors and leukemia induced by carcinogens.


The value of the measurement of the Q-T interval in a series of clinical electrocardiograms.


Electrocardiographic changes in hypopotassemia complicated by pericarditis.


The nature of the Golgi apparatus; the liver cell, and the Palade-Claude mash cytology.


STRUCTURE and formation of the mammalian spermatozoon.


Treatment of blast and burn casualties in atomic warfare.


Antabuse in the therapy of chronic alcoholism.


Notes from the coroner's office; examination of bodies recovered from water.


The influence of respiratory gas mixtures on arterial pressure and vascular reactivity in normal and hypertensive dogs.


The effect of priscoline on peripheral blood flow in normal subjects and patients with peripheral vascular disorders.


Simplified determination of arterial insufficiency; plethysmographic observation of reactive hyperemia following fifteen minute arterial occlusion at the ankle.


Ammonium chloride acidosis; a report of six cases.


The heart in progressive muscular dystrophy.


Cardiac actinomycosis; a case report and survey of the literature.


The effect of salt hypertension on atherosclerosis in chicks fed mash without a cholesterol supplement.


Plasma cholesterol levels during rapid weight reduction.


The age factor in hypercholesteremia and atheromatosis in the chick.


Advanced disturbances of the cardiac mechanism in potassium intoxication in man.


An exercise test for coronary insufficiency.


Anatomic and electrocardiographic position of the heart.


Pressure curves from the right auricle and the right ventricle in chronic constrictive pericarditis.


Unipolar bronchial electrocardiographic exploration of the heart in man; a preliminary report.


On evaluating the Einthoven triangle theory.


Clinical aspects of mercurial diuretics.


Abscesses of the valve rings of the heart, a frequent but not well recognized complication of acute bacterial endocarditis.


The use of procaine amide in cardiac arrhythmias.


Lipoproteins, liver disease, and atherosclerosis.


Electron micrograph of plasma lipoprotein molecule (Sf 10-20).


The effect of carbon tetrachloride poisoning on serum lipoproteins associated with atherosclerosis.


Hypercholesteremia and atheromatosis in chicks on a restricted diet containing cholesterol.


Observations with radioactive hydrogen (H3) in experimental atherosclerosis.


Respiratory complications from tetraethylammonium ion; report of two deaths.


The pattern of vascular reactivity in experimental hypertension of varied origin.


Congestive heart failure; variations in electrolyte metabolism with salt restriction and mercurial diuretics.


Studies on congestive circulatory failure. IV. The effect of various diuretics on the excretion of water and chlorides.


The fixation of radioactive digitoxin by isolated hearts.


The deposition of digitoxin in the tissues of the rat after parenteral injection.


Deviations of the RS-T segment in acute subendocardial injuries.


Oxygen tension of tissues by the polarographic method. III. The effect of local heat on the oxygen tension of the skin of extremities.


Great toe calorimetry in peripheral vascular diseases.


Experimental reversal of capillary blood flow.


Angiocardiography.

Angiocardiography.


Treatment of uremia; use and indications for high caloric low protein diet, dialyzing methods and replacement transfusion.


Subluxation of the cervical spine.

Subluxation of the cervical spine.


Idiopathic lethal granulomatous ulceration of the nose and face; report of six cases.


Spontaneous internal biliary fistula; a case of cholecystocolic fistula.


The diagnostic value of carotid arteriography; a preliminary report.


Hormone therapy in malignancies.

Hormone therapy in malignancies.


Large gastric bezoar; report of a case treated medically.


The role of the Geiger counter in a medical institution.


Primary linitis plastica carcinoma of the colon.


Cystosarcoma phyllodes mammae, fibrosarcoma variant; a case report.


Physical therapeutic measures in hemiplegia.


Acute porphyria.

Acute porphyria.


Diodrast arthrography of the knee.

Diodrast arthrography of the knee.


Congenital universal indifference to pain and temperature.


Bactifebrin therapy of acute encephalo-radiculo-neuritis and myelo-radiculo-neuritis.


Synopsis of electroencephalography. II.

Synopsis of electroencephalography. II.


Treatment of tibial and radial fractures in large animals.


Studies on porcine enteritis. II. Experimental therapy with sulfathalidine, sulfamethazine, sodium arsanilate, and bacitracin in a natural outbreak of swine dysentery.


A technique for bleeding ferrets and mink.


The production of hyperkeratosis (x-disease) by feeding fractions of a processed concentrate.


The persistence of infectious bronchitis virus in eggs and tracheal exudates of infected chickens.


Epizootic enteritis in cattle in Sweden.


Notes on genital infection in the mare.

Notes on genital infection in the mare.


The evaluation of animal growth.

The evaluation of animal growth.


The conjunctival application of Newcastle disease vaccine (intranasal type) in parentally immune and susceptible chicks.


Infection of the bovine udder with paracolon bacteria.


Early immunological response of chickens vaccinated with hamster-adapted embryo-propagated Newcastle disease virus.


Accidental poisoning of dairy calves by benzene hexachloride.


Transmission of a strain of rabies virus to the large brown bat (Eptesicus fuscus) and to the cave bat (Myotis lucifugus).


Dermatitis in cattle due to Simulium (black flies).


The relationship of the available natural milk supply to the production of the trichostrongylidoses in sheep.


Effect of aminopterin on the uptake of radioactive phosphorus by some endocrine tissues of the rat.


Studies on the inter-relationship among vitamins and amino-acids. Influence of desoxy-pyridoxine on the bio-synthesis of nicotinic and ascorbic acids in germinating pulses.


The spectrum of doubly-ionized tantalum.


Papyrographic separation and location of antibiotics from plants.


Structure of the neem (Azadirachta indica) gum.


Influence of vitamin B12 on the biological value of a low quality protein diet.


Influence of xanthine on biogenesis of folic acid by Lactobacillus arabinosus.


The contractile system for lactic tone in unstriated muscle.


Nitrogen fixing capacity of the different fractions of the soil.


Effect of certain hormones on growth and reproduction of some species of Phytophthora.


Fries' rearrangement of aliphatic esters of beta-naphthol.


On a new type of anomalous secondary growth found in the stem of Vitis quadrangularis wall.


A new bacterial leaf spot on Vitis woodrowii stapf.


On aerial roots in Vitis quadrangularis wall.


Induced variation in the germination of chlamydospores of Ustilago scitaminea.


Observation on the diseases of tezpata.

Observation on the diseases of tezpata.


Sorghum versicolor, Anderss--a species highly resistant to Striga.


The perithecial stage of Erysiphe polygoni DC. on pea (Pisum sativum linn).


The distribution of vitamin C in some common gastropods and its biosynthesis in Pila virens lamarck (mollusca-gastropoda).


A palm fruit from Kapurdi (Jodhpur, Rajasthan desert) Cocos sahnii Sp. Nov.


Cytoplasmic inheritance in Saccharum.

Cytoplasmic inheritance in Saccharum.


A new drug for the treatment of tuberculosis.


Developing health services.

Developing health services.


Two cases of self-cannibalism (autosarcophagy).


Fluorine and teeth in Cyprus.

Fluorine and teeth in Cyprus.


The preparation of papers for the medical journals.


Obituary: Dr. Christodoulos Calavros.

Obituary: Dr. Christodoulos Calavros.


Sensitivity to both streptomycin and para-aminosalicylic acid.


Effect of administration of cortisone to a case of bronchial asthma.


Lunar influence on mental disorder?

Lunar influence on mental disorder?


The widening scope of plastic surgery.

The widening scope of plastic surgery.


Anaesthesia in total pulmonectomy- a successful case described.


A case of concretion in the maxillary sinus.


More women want to be doctors.

More women want to be doctors.


Notes on a visit to the Sixteenth International Congress of Ophthalmology.


The recognition of heart disease by symptoms.


Extension for prevention vs. conservation for use.


The application of bleeding and coagulation studies in the hospital.


Biologic principles in periodontics: Part two.


Accurate measurement of vertical dimension by phonetics and the speaking centric space: Part two.


The shell crown- an anatomic reproduction.


Hydatid disease in the island of Cyprus.


Color matching; matching skin color in facial prosthesis via the spectrophotometer with special reference to dental restorations demanding color fidelity.


Chronic headaches associated with impacted cuspids.


Synergists supplementing nitrous oxide oxygen.


Root canal armamentarium.

Root canal armamentarium.


Hemolytic anemia in infectious mononucleosis; a case report.


General anesthesia.

General anesthesia.


Contact dermatitis.

Contact dermatitis.


A survey of transfusion reactions 1949-1950.


Subacute bacterial endocarditis, a challenge to the oral surgeon.


Common virus diseases of the skin.

Common virus diseases of the skin.


Hypnodontics or hypnosis in dentistry.

Hypnodontics or hypnosis in dentistry.


Dimethylane in the treatment of dysmenorrhea.


Clinicopathologic case record.

Clinicopathologic case record.


Phonetics and dental restorations.

Phonetics and dental restorations.


Investing by means of vacuum.

Investing by means of vacuum.


Fluoridate or fluoridize.

Fluoridate or fluoridize.


The A.B.C. of the airdent.

The A.B.C. of the airdent.


Glaucoma; its present concept.

Glaucoma; its present concept.


Anatomical and physiological considerations for the positions of the mandible.


Anesthesia for cavity preparation in the mandible.


Preventive orthodontics.

Preventive orthodontics.


The relative merits of porcelain and acrylic teeth.


Adamantinomata: a brief discussion on their pathology with a report of three cases.


Practical techniques for sterilization.

Practical techniques for sterilization.


The restoration of teeth by crowning.

The restoration of teeth by crowning.


Fractured incisors.

Fractured incisors.


Chronic thrush; a report of two cases.

Chronic thrush; a report of two cases.


A new method of dealing with difficult anaesthetic cases in dentistry.


DENTAL radiography and darkroom procedure; common faults and how to avoid them.


Yeast-like organisms in the mouth.

Yeast-like organisms in the mouth.


Properties and use of some restorative materials.


A method of sprucing cast upper palates of large area.


Preventive periodontia.

Preventive periodontia.


What the parent wants to know.

What the parent wants to know.


The examination of the patient.

The examination of the patient.


Mycosis fungoides (illustration).

Mycosis fungoides (illustration).


Dens in dente; report of a case and discussion.


Costen's syndrome.

Costen's syndrome.


Epulis and Gingivitis gravidarum.

Epulis and Gingivitis gravidarum.


Scleroedema adultorum Buschke.

Scleroedema adultorum Buschke.


Sclerodermia generalisata.

Sclerodermia generalisata.


Porokeratosis Mibelli unius lateris.

Porokeratosis Mibelli unius lateris.


Lichen amyloidosis.

Lichen amyloidosis.


Morbus Pringle, Typus Hallopeau-Leredde.


Keratosis pilaris rubra Brocq.

Keratosis pilaris rubra Brocq.


Calcinosis disseminata.

Calcinosis disseminata.


Juvenile Rosacea.

Juvenile Rosacea.


Erythema chronicum migrans Afzelius-Lipschütz.


The value of exploration in silent lung disease.


An experimental study of plastic synthetics in thoracic surgery.


The use of plastic sponge in the surgical treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis; a preliminary report.


The endoscopic approach to the vegetative nervous system and its therapeutic possibilities; especially in duodenal ulcer, angina pectoris, hypertension and diabetes.


Clinical results and physiological effects of immobilizing lung chamber therapy in chronic pulmonary tuberculosis.


Interesting cardiovascular abnormalities discovered on mass chest roentgen surveys.


Chondromyxoid fibroma of rib; report of an unusual benign primary tumor.


Arteriovenous aneurysm of the lung.

Arteriovenous aneurysm of the lung.


A surgical rehabilitation for the coronary cripple.


What should occupational therapy be in a tuberculosis setting.


Acute generalized hematogenous tuberculosis (miliary) followed by tuberculous meningitis; report of case treated by prolonged dihydrostreptomycin therapy and bed rest with survival.


DR. CHEVALIER L. Jackson takes office as College president.


Neurology and the nervous system of man.


Neuropsychiatry in the Aleutian Islands.


NEUROLOGICAL clinical pathological conference.


Electroshock therapy in the presence of pulmonary tuberculosis.


Insulin shock therapy.

Insulin shock therapy.


Principles and practice of neuropsychiatry.


A training program for out-patient psychotherapy.


Alteration of accessibility with scopolamine.


Phenacetylurea in convulsive disorders.

Phenacetylurea in convulsive disorders.


Neurological clinical pathological conference of the Cincinnati General Hospital.


The indications for surgery in peptic ulcer.


Operative methods in the treatment of peptic ulcer.


Oesophageal ulcer and the treatment of the complications of peptic ulcer.


Vitamin B12 and folic acid in the megaloblastic anaemias.


Spontaneous pneumothorax; a study of 100 cases of the benign or idiopathic type.


Occupational therapy in a mental hospital; the problem of the continued treatment patient.


Symposium on breech presentation. (b) The management of labour in primigravid breech presentation.


Symposium on breech presentation. (d) An analysis of foetal loss in 867 breech births in the Simpson Memorial Maternity Pavilion during the years 1945-49 inclusive.


Symposium on breech presentation. (a) Management of pregnancy in breech presentation.


Symposium on breech presentation. (c) Multiparous breech presentation.


A method for measuring thyroid hormone secretion in the rat with its application to the bioassay of thyroid extracts.


Urinary 17-ketosteroids in chronic liver disease.


A study of the melanophore-concentrating effect of mammalian thyroid extract in rainbow trout.


The excretion and distribution of I131 following administration of physiologic amounts of labeled iodide, diiodotyrosine and thyroxine in the rat.


The effects of various steroids on the collection of radioactive iodine by the thyroid gland of the rat.


Influence of stress stimuli on lymphatic tissue of adrenalectomized mice.


Steady state of the thyroidal iodine.

Steady state of the thyroidal iodine.


The presence of free iodinated compounds in the thyroid and their passage into the circulation.


Progesterone of the blood in the menstrual cycle of the monkey.


Maintenance of pregnancy in pyridoxine-deficient rats when injected with estrone and progesterone.


The influence of the adrenal cortex on antibody production in vitro.


Androgen influence on pituitary-gonad interrelationship.


A cytochemical study of lipids in sows' ovaries during the estrous cycle.


The inhibition of hair growth by estrogens as related to adrenal cortical function in the male rat.


Physiological adaptation to cold in arctic and tropic animals.


Biochemical mechanisms in insect growth and metamorphosis.


Fate of I131 labelled bovine gamma globulin in rabbits.


Fluorescent antibodies as histochemical tools.


Immunochemical studies with labelled antigens.


Antibody formation in surviving tissues.


Behavior and persistence of azoprotein tracer antigens in mice.


Radiolabelled antitissue antibodies.

Radiolabelled antitissue antibodies.


Hemagglutination by viruses affecting the human nervous system.


In vitro reactions of pneumonia virus of mice (PVM).


Hemagglutination by GDVII and the Col Sk, Col MM, Mengo encephalomyelitis and encephalomyocarditis viruses.


Mechanism of bacteriophage reproduction.


Biochemical studies on multiplication of bacterial viruses.


Intracellular phage growth as studied by premature lysis.


Relative fertility of the only child.

Relative fertility of the only child.


Effect of semistarvation on human semen.


Obstetric abnormalities in the mother and child following sterility.


Electron microscopic studies of normal and pathologic human spermatozoa.


The polysaccharide composition of human cervical mucus.


On the heredity of tetany.

On the heredity of tetany.


A study on the midbrain gland.

A study on the midbrain gland.


A study of functional interrelation between motor speech areas both sides by application of the local strychnine method.


The one-hour ovarian hyperemia response to intravenous injection of human urine in the immature rat.


Experiences with gliomas of the brain.

Experiences with gliomas of the brain.


Evaluation of the basal body temperature; an analysis of 1012 basal body temperature recordings.


Change in the galvanic skin reaction (psychogalvanic phenomenon) subsequent to nigrotomy.


Postero-superior third ventriculostomy (a new operation method for occlusive hydrocephalus).


Patterns of uterine motility in relation to spermigration.


Treatment of hand injuries.

Treatment of hand injuries.


The overweight child.

The overweight child.


Problems of an aging population.

Problems of an aging population.


Diagnosis and treatment of "spoted fevers".


Therapeutic uses of isotopes.

Therapeutic uses of isotopes.


A community built hospital for family physicians.


Uses of ACTH and cortisone.

Uses of ACTH and cortisone.


Present status of voluntary medical care insurance.


Why choose investment trust shares?

Why choose investment trust shares?


If Achilles bursa, will urobilin?

If Achilles bursa, will urobilin?


A new approach to postgraduate education.


A hospital diagnostic clinic conducted by general practitioners.


The influence of emotional factors on the clinical course of ulcerative colits in children.


The effects of age and bed rest on plasma fat particles as measured by a fat tolerance test.


Aneurysm of the abdominal aorta with a report of four unusual cases.


The clinical response of patients with peptic ulcer to a topical mucigogue (eugenol).


A study of the changes in pH of gastric contents in peptic ulcer using the twenty-four hour test meal.


Gastroscopy: a five year study in a large general hospital.


Studies on the cephalic phase of gastric secretion in normal subjects and ulcer patients.


Eosinophile responses to epinephrine and ACTH in peptic ulcer.


Studies on pepsin secretion. I. nocturnal and hypoglycemic secretion in patients with duodenal ulcer and without gastro-intestinal disease.


ACTH therapy for ulcerative colitis complicated by perforation of coexisting peptic ulcer.


Choledocholithiasis in a girl sixteen years of age.


Diaphragmatic hernia: a case report.

Diaphragmatic hernia: a case report.


Observations on the etiology of acute pancreatitis; report of a case of choledocholithiasis imitating carcinoma of the papilla of Vater.


Leiomyosarcoma of the stomach with hepatic metastasis; radical resection with surgical recovery.


Management of pneumoperitoneum after gastroscopy.


Strangulated right diaphragmatic hernia with surgical cure.


FRANKLIN Warren White, M. D.

FRANKLIN Warren White, M. D.


A positive approach on management of cerebro-vascular accident.


Quasi-institutional care of the aged; a study of an old age assistance nursing home caseload--Part I.


Genesis of hypertrophy of the prostate.

Genesis of hypertrophy of the prostate.


Changes in sensory, motor, and intellective function with age.


Effect of bile acids on atherosclerosis induced by cholesterol sols.


Significance of dietary cholesterol in coronary arteriosclerosis.


Role of the psychiatrist in homes for the aged.


THYROID surgery in the elderly.

THYROID surgery in the elderly.


Osteomyelitis: an historical survey.

Osteomyelitis: an historical survey.


Recent advances in the diagnosis of congenital heart disease.


The use of hyaluronidase to facilitate the cutting of free skin grafts under local anaesthesia.


Repetitive paroxysmal tachycardia in situs inversus: report of a case.


Phonocardiography.

Phonocardiography.


B.C.G. vaccination.

B.C.G. vaccination.


Dermatitis herpetiformis following vaccination: with report of a possible case.


OSBORNE Henry Mavor.

OSBORNE Henry Mavor.


Severe hypoplastic anaemia in association with tabes dorsalis: report of a case in which recovery from the anaemia followed administration of penicillin.


A study of metabolism changes in young rats.


Nutrition of animal cells in tissue culture. IV. Inhibition of cell activity by cobalt and the protective action of L-histidine.


Quantitative growth in Obelia colonies in culture. II. Season changes in rates of basic activities. A. Initiation.


Size and form of boys of U.S.A.-North European ancestry born and reared in Oregon.


The contribution from Guy's Hospital to oto-laryngology.


The value of clinical laboratory tests. II. Serum protein levels in disease.


Patent ductus arteriosus with reversed shunt due to pulmonary hypertension.


Asthma: a survey of 594 patients.

Asthma: a survey of 594 patients.


A preliminary report on the motor activity of the stomach after thoraco-lumbar sympathectomy.


The abortion rate with a note on the incidence of sequential abortion, and a report of eight cases treated with progesterone.


A simple apparatus for the continuous quantitative recording of the respiration during anaesthesia.


A note on the progression of non-diabetic glycosuria to diabetes mellitus.


Haematological changes in cases of congenital cyanotic heart disease which have been submitted to operations designed to improve the circulation to the lungs.


On the tonus of the uterus in toxaemia of late pregnancy, recorded by Loránd tocograph.


Removal of the pelvic lymph nodes in cancer of the uterine cervix; transperitoneal (taussig) and retroperitoneal (nathanson) dissection.


The rejuvenating and curative effect of a combined androgen-oestrogen tablet in menopausal and ageing women and in other gynaecological ailments and an hypothesis of cancer formation.


The indication for tomography. [Hebrew text; English summary].


Current management of toxemias of pregnancy.


Experiences with electroshock treatment (E.T.). [Hebrew text; English summary].


Electrocardiographic changes in hyper- and hypopotassemia. [Hebrew text; English summary].


Variations in tolerance of mice to amino-an-fol (d-aminopteroylaspartic acid).


The judicious use of pituitrin in labor.


Impatience: a differential diagnosis.

Impatience: a differential diagnosis.


Hidradenitis suppurativa treated with aureomycin.


Myoblastoma of the labium majus; report of a case.


Lysozyme--a factor in the common cold?

Lysozyme--a factor in the common cold?


The pediatrician's role in adoption.

The pediatrician's role in adoption.


The role of otolaryngology in geriatrics.


Address on homeopathy.

Address on homeopathy.


The flocculation test in prescribing.

The flocculation test in prescribing.


Recent studies of the cerebral circulation.


Biosynthetic mechanisms.

Biosynthetic mechanisms.


Cellular transformations.

Cellular transformations.


The tricarboxylic acid cycle.

The tricarboxylic acid cycle.


Dynamic aspects of the metabolism of amino acids.


Urobilin and stercobilin.

Urobilin and stercobilin.


The nature of hemagglutination by viruses.


The structural and functional relationships between heme and chlorophyll.


TWO-WAY system of communication with medical staff recommended.


Rourke unveils new program for hospital standardization.


A.M.A. report shows U.S. hospital service at all-time high during 1950.


Msgr. Towell named president-elect by C. H. A., Msgr. Healy assumes presidency.


Assuring adequate professional staffing for civilian hospitals.


Middle Atlantic assembly features personnel and mobilization.


Upper midwest is war-conscious during Minneapolis conference.


Varied problems hold spotlight as Western Hospitals meet.


Strike against sick thwarted by volunteer activity.


Public relations with punch.

Public relations with punch.


MICHAEL Reese opens psychiatric institute.


How New York medical care plans have progressed.


Property use determines taxability.

Property use determines taxability.


TEAM concept of nursing; a western hospitals round table.


The hospital pharmacy in action.

The hospital pharmacy in action.


Sanitation and safety in the dietary department.


The pharmacist as an ally of the medical service.


Uniform accounting in small hospitals.

Uniform accounting in small hospitals.


The liability of the hospital for x-ray instruction.


X-RAY therapy rotation unit to hospital.


Requirements of good housekeeping.

Requirements of good housekeeping.


Teaching and research in the University of Chicago Clinics.


Organization and administration of the University of Chicago Clinics.


Cooperation between nursing and laundry.


CONSTRUCTION at the U. of C. Clinics.

CONSTRUCTION at the U. of C. Clinics.


The U. of C. Clinics' outpatient department.


The U. of C. Clinics' front offices admissions & collections.


Purchasing and stores in the U. of C. Clinics.


Auxiliaries at the U. of C. Clinics.

Auxiliaries at the U. of C. Clinics.


The U. of C. Clinics' blood bank.

The U. of C. Clinics' blood bank.


Medical social service in the U. of C. Clinics.


Medical record procedures at the U. of C. Clinic.


Nursing at the U. of C. Clinics.

Nursing at the U. of C. Clinics.


Administrator's diary.

Administrator's diary.


The pharmacy of the U. of C. Clinics.

The pharmacy of the U. of C. Clinics.


The dietary department of the University of Chicago Clinics.


Dentistry at the U. of C. Clinics.

Dentistry at the U. of C. Clinics.


Accounting in the U. of C. Clinics.

Accounting in the U. of C. Clinics.


U. of C. Clinics' housekeeping and how it functions.


Radiology in the University of Chicago Clinics.


The breakeven chart: adapting a business device to hospital administration.


Patient care in the use of an artificial kidney.


A revision of nurses' clinical forms.

A revision of nurses' clinical forms.


Administrative problems in a polio unit.


Rehabilitation provides approach to normal living for amputees; role of the medical social worker; prostheses for major amputees; teaching the amputee with a functional arm prosthesis; stump hygiene and care of the prosthesis.


The nursing sister with the black bag.

The nursing sister with the black bag.


Unnecessary surgery.

Unnecessary surgery.


The president's acceptance address.

The president's acceptance address.


THIRTY-SIXTH Annual Convention of the Catholic Hospital Association.


Report on 4th Annual Meeting of the Conference of Catholic Schools of Nursing.


Data on the growth of children during the first year after birth.


Charles Paine Winsor, Editor of Human Biology.


Methodology in the study of physical measurements of school children.


Some notes on the reporting of growth data.


An application of statistical methods to the examination of sputum for neoplastic cells.


Diagnostic aids in the treatment of anemia.


The relationship of health department programs to the practicing physician.


The State of Illinois cooperates with the ophthalmologist and otolaryngologist.


Evaluation of the Huggins-Miller-Jensen serum coagulation test in a general hospital.


Pernicious anemia in the Negro.

Pernicious anemia in the Negro.


Experimental approach to coronary disease.


Emphysema of the gallbladder.

Emphysema of the gallbladder.


Cyst of the spleen.

Cyst of the spleen.


LET the chips fall.

LET the chips fall.


Observations on nethaphyl in bronchial asthma.


HOUSE of Delegates of the Illinois State Medical Society.


Errors in the treatment of common fractures.


The role of pediatrics in modern life.

The role of pediatrics in modern life.


Pediatric education in India.

Pediatric education in India.


Post-graduate education in pediatrics.

Post-graduate education in pediatrics.


Pediatric education in India and Ceylon.


Some aspects of orthopedic practice in children.


Penicillin in mucopurulent conjunctivitis.


Acute rheumatic fever complicating thoracoplasty operation.


Studies on the hypoglycaemic effect of Tephrosia purpurea var. pumila. II. Effect of rutin on blood-sugar levels of rabbits.


Serological technique: immunotherapy; immunization against pollen, foodstuffs, house dust, etc.


'Chloral et bromide' in soothing.

'Chloral et bromide' in soothing.


Some constituents of normal blood in Central India people; serum sodium and serum potassium.


Hydatid cyst of the spermatic cord.

Hydatid cyst of the spermatic cord.


PROBLEM families in Europe and Asia.

PROBLEM families in Europe and Asia.


Notes on some remedies. XXXV. Oxygen therapy.


ASSOCIATION of Surgeons of India; eleventh annual conference, Madras, 1949.


Epidemic dropsy in Bihar.

Epidemic dropsy in Bihar.


PROCEEDINGS of the Third Indian Pharmaceutical Congress.


Indiana physician reports on five years of experience with employee health service.


STUDY of building brick industry in Indiana reveals need for dust control.


Three men overcome by hydrogen sulfide in starch plant.


Generation of phosgene in degreasing operation causes death of Indiana man.


INDIANA worker dead from accidental exposure to 2-amino pyridine.


Have you a problem to air?

Have you a problem to air?


Fabrics for dust collectors tested for efficiency.


Cadmium the killer.

Cadmium the killer.


A critical appraisal of current practices in the clinical diagnosis of lead intoxication.


Studies of health hazards in industry.

Studies of health hazards in industry.


The treatment of open fractures of the hand.


Caloric requirements of the obese.

Caloric requirements of the obese.


Non-sensitization of nylon thread.

Non-sensitization of nylon thread.


Medical testimony from an attorney's standpoint.


Alcoholism in industry.

Alcoholism in industry.


The rehabilitation of alcoholics in business and industry.


The psychological evaluation of alcoholics.


Physical examination in industry as a cancer case-finding procedure.


Industrial intoxication due to pentachlorophenol.


Beryllium.

Beryllium.


Training and certification of industrial physicians.


Norisodrine sulfate (N-isopropylarterenol), toxicity in industrial use.


Cardiovascular disease in industry; the role of degenerative disease.


Impressions of industrial medicine and social legislation in England, France, and Holland. Part I--England.


Vascular complications in fractures and traumatology.


Health maintenance of key personnel.

Health maintenance of key personnel.


Dentistry at the Ford Motor Company.

Dentistry at the Ford Motor Company.


Beryllium as a sensitizing agent.

Beryllium as a sensitizing agent.


The use of phyatromine in industrial injuries.


Occupational diseases transmitted via contact with animals and animal products.


The task of medicine in an industrial society.


Occupational cancer and other health hazards in a chromate plant: a medical appraisal. I. Lung cancers in chromate workers.


Attitudes which may be adopted in the dubious compensation claim in California.


Impressions of industrial medicine and social legislation in England, France and Holland. Part II. France and Holland.


HOW we can get better federal medical services.


Rat mite dermatitis.

Rat mite dermatitis.


The background of antibiotic therapy in surgical infections.


Amino acid mixture as parenteral protein food.


Chronic infection and the non-specific reaction.


Carcinogenesis; in the light of the trophoblastic or unitarian thesis of cancer.


The effect of oral administration of certain Streptomyces fermentation products on "hemolytic" anemias with notes on certain similarities between the effects of intestinal flora reversion and those of adrenocorticotherapy.


Aureomycin in acute infectious mononucleosis.


Occupational injury.

Occupational injury.


Gold therapy versus hormone therapy in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis.


Why cortisone and ACTH aid allergy and infection; relation to cortical hypoadrenia.


The meaning of Freud for our time.

The meaning of Freud for our time.


Chronic infectious mononucleosis; report of five cases.


The general practitioner and cancer.

The general practitioner and cancer.


The fallacy of routinely treating all perforated gastroduodenal ulcers by nonsurgical methods.


Clinical aspects of cerebral palsy; life history of the disease.


Oral cortisone therapy in allergic disease.


ACTH in ragweed pollinosis; a histologic, immunologic, and clinical study.


The development of tolerance to antihistamines; a study of the quantitative inhibiting capacity of antihistamines on the skin and mucous membrane reaction to histamine and antigens.


The effect of adrenalectomy on experimental hypersensitiveness.


The effect of ACTH and cortisone on certain immunologic mechanisms including reversed anaphylaxis.


Studies in bacterial allergy. V. Persistence of desensitization, with bacterial haptens of guinea pigs sensitized passively with heterologous serum.


The major electrophoretic component of giant ragweed extracts: molecular weight, chemical and biologic characteristics.


A method of sensitizing guinea pigs to horse serum that eventuates in 100 per cent mortality after challenging.


Sensitivity to sesame seed.

Sensitivity to sesame seed.


Granuloma of the space of Retzius with eosinophilic infiltration in an allergic patient.


Restorations of silver amalgam.

Restorations of silver amalgam.


Effectiveness of a chewing gum containing nitrofuran in the prevention of dental caries.


COUNCIL announces classification of additional products.


Mechanical principles of operative dentistry.


Correct vertical dimension and freeway space.


A study of partial denture clasping.

A study of partial denture clasping.


Partial denture prosthesis a preventive oral health service.


Diameters of nerve fibers in human tooth pulps.


LIST of approved hospital dental departments, June, 1951.


CHILDREN'S Dental Health Day; report on third national observance.


Indexes of dentists' fees and other price indexes.


An evaluation of the dental identification record: report of a case.


Multiple impactions of permanent bicuspids and deciduous molars.


Aberrant supernumerary maxillary molar.

Aberrant supernumerary maxillary molar.


Spontaneous healing of periodontal abscess: report of a case.


Psychologic aspects of feeding the aged.


Food service in homes for the aged; II. provisions and regulations of state standards.


Utilization of nitrogen, phosphorus, calcium, and iron by men on different breakfasts.


Food service in homes for the aged. I. evaluation of food served.


Public health aspects of brucellosis.

Public health aspects of brucellosis.


Further studies of obese young women during weight reduction; calcium, phosphorus, nitrogen metabolism.


Terminal heating of infant formula. V. retention of nutritive value of milk proteins.


Effect of reheating on palatability nutritive value, and bacterial count of frozen cooked foods II. meat dishes.


Red cross registration of nutritionists underway.


Why dietetics.

Why dietetics.


Dietary study methods; I. uses and abuses of dietary study methods.


Vitamin B12 in reproduction and lactation.


Detecting and eliminating hidden costs in the food department.


Procedures in purchasing canned foods.

Procedures in purchasing canned foods.


Store vs. delivered milk as a source of reduced ascorbic acid.


Maturity--the key to managerial efficiency.


Homeopathy in geriatric practice.

Homeopathy in geriatric practice.


New or forgotten indications of tuberculin.


Is operation curative.

Is operation curative.


The single remedy.

The single remedy.


Migraine and its homeopathic treatment.

Migraine and its homeopathic treatment.


The law of similars.

The law of similars.


Graduate training in surgery.

Graduate training in surgery.


Homeopathy versus pathology.

Homeopathy versus pathology.


The specialist looks at everyday medical care in industry: orthopedics.


The specialist looks at everyday medical care in industry: psychiatry.


The specialist looks at everyday medical care in industry: cardiology.


Occupational tuberculosis in hospital and sanatorium personnel.


Nature of Waterhouse-Friderichsen syndrome; report of case with successful treatment with cortisone.


Resection of vesical neck in children; indications and results.


Treatment of typhoid in pregnancy with chloramphenicol (chloromycetin).


The detection of pelvic cancer.

The detection of pelvic cancer.


Adult form of chronic porphyria with cutaneous manifestations; report of seventeen additional cases.


Endocrine patterns in term pregnancies following abortion.


Skin grafting for the general practitioner.


Sarcoidosis diagnosed by means of subclavian lymph node biopsy; report of a case.


Successful treatment of dermatitis due to chrysotherapy with adrenocorticotropic hormone.


Hypervitaminosis A with infantile cortical hyperostosis.


Piperoxan hydrochloride (benzodioxan) test; report of a false positive reaction.


Waterhouse-Friderichsen syndrome; report of cure effected with cortisone.


Device for measurement of differences in height of opposite sides of body.


Mumps virus in human milk and in milk of infected monkey.


Metastasis to the penis from carcinoma of the rectum.


A traction device for fractures of the forearm.


ALOETRON short wave diathermy, Model F 8400, accepted.


COMMONWEALTH therapeutic units accepted.


LINDE type R-501 oxygen therapy regulator accepted.


Survey of physicians' incomes.

Survey of physicians' incomes.


MALPRACTICE: failure to use roentgenograms to locate needle in eye.


Auricular fibrillation.

Auricular fibrillation.


Ventricular tachycardia; report of a case in which "pronestyl" was effectively used after failure with quinidine.


Prolapse of the urethra in young girls.

Prolapse of the urethra in young girls.


Ballistocardiography in medical practice.


Value of cholesterol esters in differential diagnosis of jaundice.


Clinical aspects of coronary heart disease; an analysis of 100 cases in patients 23 to 40 years of age with myocardial infarction.


Evaluation of radiophosphorus therapy in primary polycythemia.


Mephenesin in treatment of tetanus; results of oral administration in three cases.


United Nations medical service in Korean conflict.


Neonatal rupture of the stomach.

Neonatal rupture of the stomach.


Panhysterectomy in the treatment of carcinoma of the uterine cervix; evaluation of results.


Diaphragmatic flutter with symptoms resembling angina pectoris.


Anaphylactic reactions from local use of penicillin; report of two cases.


Systemic blastomycosis treated with stilbamidine; a preliminary report.


Bladder dysfunction following ingestion of phenindamine tartrate (thephorin).


New design of radiopaque element for surgical sponges.


Anomaly of the vena cava inferior; report of fatality after ligation.


Ethylene dichloride plastic cement: a case of fatal poisoning.


TONAMIC hearing aid, model 50, accepted.


The health resort in the management of chronic disease.


SYLVANIA sun lamp, model RS, accepted.

SYLVANIA sun lamp, model RS, accepted.


FLUROLAMP accepted.

FLUROLAMP accepted.


MALPRACTICE: gauze dressings in patient's throat following tonsillectomy.


SANDERS oscillating bed (vasoscillator) accepted.


Care of the tuberculous veteran; a continuing problem.


Mortality and disability in multiple sclerosis; a statistical estimate of prognosis.


Cardiovascular complications of tetraethylthiuramdisulphide (antabuse) treatment of alcoholism.


Sensitized clotting time; simple test for bedside study of the clotting mechanism.


Effect of cortisone administered orally in bronchial asthma.


Maternal death in the rural South; a study of forty-seven consecutive cases.


Fundamentals of a regional cancer program.


Maternal deaths in New York City during 1948 and 1949.


Use of piperoxan and regitine as routine tests in patients with hypertension.


Detection of chronic disease.

Detection of chronic disease.


Periodic paralysis; a report of three cases.


Effect of combined sympathectomy and vagectomy on the gastrointestinal tract.


Localized interlobar pleural effusion in heart failure.


Cytologic smears in diagnosis of herpes simplex, herpes zoster, and varicella.


Fatal acute hepatitis; report of a case with massive hemorrhage in pericardial and pleural cavities.


Punch biopsy of liver in detection of hematogenous tuberculosis.


"Effort" thrombosis of the axillary vein with pulmonary embolism.


Hiccups in coronary thrombosis relieved with phrenic crush.


Loffler's syndrome; report of cases in twins.


Nodular nonsuppurative panniculitis (Weber-Christian disease).


NEW and nonofficial remedies: cortisone acetate.--Cortone acetate (Merck).


HOSPITALS: liability for negligence of nurse.


NUISANCES: hospital's right to enjoin disturbing noises.


Principles for improving patient care in the hospital labor and delivery suite.


Principles and facilities for the care of new born infants in the hospital.


Midforceps operations; indications for and results of one thousand cases based on pelviradiography and progress of labor.


Rheumatic heart disease in patients over sixty years of age.


Prevention of rheumatic fever by prompt penicillin therapy of hemolytic streptococcic respiratory infections; progress report.


Failure of tonsillectomy.

Failure of tonsillectomy.


Physiological basis for preservation of fecal continence after resection of rectum.


Problems of the geriatric asthmatic and their clinical management.


Nonspecific ulcer of the small intestine; report of 5 cases.


Syphilis and gonorrhea as causes of blindness; a study of persons declared legally blind in Ohio.


Immunity in tuberculosis.

Immunity in tuberculosis.


Fatal injuries in competitive sports.

Fatal injuries in competitive sports.


Ascites due to myxedema; report of a case.


MICROTONE Hearing Aid, Model T-10 accepted.


EDIN Electrocardiograph, Model 220, accepted.


HELIO-Therm, Model F, accepted.

HELIO-Therm, Model F, accepted.


MAICO Hearing Aid, Model J, accepted.

MAICO Hearing Aid, Model J, accepted.


PRENATAL injury: liability for stillbirth following motor bus accident.


Non-venereal treponematosis; a world health problem of underprivileged children.


Work of WHO in brucellosis.

Work of WHO in brucellosis.


WORLD Health Organization activities of 1950.


The Royal Sanitary Institute; health congress.


The WHO nutrition program.

The WHO nutrition program.


Pierra Hoon Vejjabul, M.D.; first woman doctor of Thailand.


Domitila de Carvalho, M.D. physician-poet of Portugal.


An osteopathic approach to the low-back problem.


Medical women in Norway.

Medical women in Norway.


Small bowel lesions responsible for diarrhea: their classification and roentgen manifestations.


Prolonged pregnancy; review of the literature and report of infants with beginning maceration.


Rehabilitation of disabled feet through modern shoe therapy.


The endocrinologic basis of dysmenorrhea and premenstrual tension.


Vitamin E--its role in the menopause.

Vitamin E--its role in the menopause.


Care of the postpartum cervix.

Care of the postpartum cervix.


Proof of safety; some interpretations.

Proof of safety; some interpretations.


Endometriosis.

Endometriosis.


Modified glassware and techniques designed to increase the precision of the U.S.P. XIV vitamin A assay.


A study of folic acid stability in solutions of the B complex vitamins.


The fungistatic properties of acenaphthene derivatives.


Antifungal activity of a series of thiocyanates.


Studies on sex difference in resistance to ouabain in the albino rat.


Some pharmacologic actions of 53 derivatives of thiazole with substituents in the 2- and 4-positions.


Investigations of di (acetylhydroxyphenyl) isatin. I. Quantitative excretion in rats.


A method for biologic standardization of Veratrum viride based on the survival time of Daphnia magna.


A procedure for the isotopic synthesis of alpha-amino acids with reference to isoleucine.


Contributions to the mode of action of sympathetic blocking agents.


Assay of pharmaceutical tablets containing calcium by the Schwarzenbach method.


Determination of gamma-1,2,3,4,5,6,-hexachlorocyclohexane in lotions and ointments.


The occurrence of a diphenyl isatin in California prunes.


WHAT veterinarians should know about biological warfare.


Some clinical aspects and therapy of the acute radiation syndrome of veterinary clinicians.


Future of veterinary service in the United States Air Force.


Intravenous ether for general anesthesia in the bovine animal.


Radiographic findings in a fracture of the sacrum in a bull.


Large animal anesthesia.

Large animal anesthesia.


The artificial insemination of diary cattle.


Clostridium infections in India.

Clostridium infections in India.


Isolation of Newcastle disease virus from the great horned owl.


The histoplasmin skin test in animals.

The histoplasmin skin test in animals.


Congestive heart failure in dogs.

Congestive heart failure in dogs.


"Steatiti or "yellow fat" in mink, and its relation to dietary fats and inadequacy of vitamin E.


TUBERCULOSIS of animals.

TUBERCULOSIS of animals.


Infectious equine encephalomyelitis in the United States in 1950.


Genetic, embryologic, and neonatal problems related to ionizing radiations of interest to veterinarians.


The gaits of horses.

The gaits of horses.


Education in veterinary obstetrics and gynecology.


Gastric ulcer in large boar.

Gastric ulcer in large boar.


The use of barium in studying the digestive tract of the dog.


Evolution of a new instrument.

Evolution of a new instrument.


Hyperkeratosis of cattle in Germany.

Hyperkeratosis of cattle in Germany.


Bacillary hemoglobinuria in Kentucky.

Bacillary hemoglobinuria in Kentucky.


Rabies in cattle--a technique for removal of the cerebellum for laboratory examination.


Effect of previous diet on fasting hypoglycemia.


The glands of the mucous membrane of the goat abomasum.


Further studies of the metacarpo-phalangeal and interphalangeal joints of the thumb.


The fragility of non-myelinated nerve terminals.


The sesamoid bones of the hand and the time of fusion of the epiphyses of the thumb.


The extensor apparatus of the finger.

The extensor apparatus of the finger.


Observations on the prenatal development of the intervertebral disc in man.


An experimental study of the visual pathways in a snake (Natrix natrix).


A juvenile skull exhibiting duplication of the optic canals and subdivision of the superior orbital fissure.


IN MEMORIAM: L.R. Shore.

IN MEMORIAM: L.R. Shore.


IN MEMORIAM; Alexander Low, M.A., M.D., LL.D.


Effects of extreme heat and cold on human skin. II. Surface temperature, pain and heat conductivity in experiments with radiant heat.


Effects of extreme heat and cold on human skin. I. Analysis of temperature changes caused by different kinds of heat application.


Reflex factors in clonus and tremor.

Reflex factors in clonus and tremor.


Effect of exercises of graded intensity on neuromuscular tremor as measured by a strain gauge technique.


The present status of ACTH and cortisone therapy in allergic diseases.


Glucuronic acid and cinchophen ulcer.

Glucuronic acid and cinchophen ulcer.


Case report from the University of Arkansas School of Medicine and University Hospital; clinical pathological conference.


Large ovarian cyst; report of a case.

Large ovarian cyst; report of a case.


Treatment of tinnitis with parenteral vitamin a; a preliminary report.


Translumbar aortography: its value in diagnosis, management and prognosis of renal pathology.


A brief summary of the more recent applications of radioisotopes in clinical medicine.


Diagnostic criteria in arteriosclerotic heart disease.


A history of the pioneer physicians of Washington county, Arkansas.


Physics and psychophysics of weightlessness.


Influence of certain anti-motion-sickness drugs on psychomotor and metal performance.


Method for the analysis of psychomotor performance under hypoxia.


Antagonistic effects of certain drugs at low barometric pressures.


Sensory illusions of flying.

Sensory illusions of flying.


Heart sounds in anoxia.

Heart sounds in anoxia.


Studies on microorganisms of the upper atmosphere. 1. Development of methods and material.


Streptococci from outdoor air in relation to the seasonal occurrence of infections involving the respiratory tract and nervous system respectively.


Parallel production of altered infectivity of a streptococcus and related filtrable agents isolated from outdoor air.


A study of the relationship between the surface charge and the adsorption of acid dyes by bacterial cells.


Toxicity of morphine sulfate in white mice under the influence of cold.


Studies on the virulence of bacteriophage-infected strains of Corynebacterium diphtheriae.


Studies on the aerobic oxidation of fatty acids by bacteria, I. The nature of the enzymes, constitutive or adaptive.


Studies on the aerobic oxidation of fatty acids by bacteria. II. Application of the technique of simultaneous adaptation to the study of the mechanism of fatty acid oxidation in Serratia marcescens.


A rapid phage plaque count method for the detection of bacteria as applied to the demonstration of internally borne bacterial infections of seed.


The cultivation of Trypanosoma cruzi.

The cultivation of Trypanosoma cruzi.


The sensitivity of freshly isolated bacteria to neomycin.


The effect of shaking on bacterial flagella and motility.


Studies with microaerophilic actinomycetes. I. The agglutination reaction.


Studies on the relationship between the Lactobacillus bulgaricus factor and pantothenic acid.


The lack of identity between hemagglutinin and the toxin of type A botulinal organism.


The specific resistance of tubercle bacilli to para-aminosalicylic acid and sulfonamides.


Nucleic-acid-free T2 virus "ghosts" with specific biological action.


The copper of ascorbic acid oxidase; exchange studies with radioactive copper.


The copper of ascorbic acid oxidase; experiments with an ion exchange resin.


The purification and the amino acid content of vasopressin preparations.


I131-labeled L-thyroxine. I. An unidentified excretion product in bile.


The isolation from beef serum of a survival factor for Treponema pallidum.


An enzymatic study of the mode of action of pyrithiamine (neopyrithiamine).


Utilization of guanine for nucleic acid biosynthesis by Tetrahymena geleii.


The veratrine alkaloids. XXXI. The structure of isorubijervine.


The metabolism of hypoxanthine desoxyriboside in animal tissues.


The veratrine alkaloids. XXXII. The structure of veratramine.


Some chemical properties of desoxyribose nucleosides.


The effect of age and degree of maturity on the serum proteins of the chicken.


Relation of Leuconostoc citrovorum factor to activity of liver choline oxidase.


Adenosinetriphosphate formation in the oxidation of succinic acid by bacteria.


Effect of histidine deficiency upon enzyme activity in the rat.


Microbiological assays for vitamin B12; a cyanide enhancement effect.


On the proteolytic enzymes of animal tissues. IX. Calf thymus tripeptidase.


Synthesis of peptides of L-serine and their cleavage by proteolytic enzymes.


Enzymatic synthesis of citric acid. I. Synthesis with soluble enzymes.


The preparation of crystalline conalbumin.


Dissociation of respiration and enzymatic synthesis of citrulline.


Growth response of the rat to the keto analogues of leucine and isoleucine.


Metabolism of the nitrofurans. II. Incubation of Furacin with mammalian tissues.


Study of citrulline synthesis with soluble enzyme preparations.


Carbon dioxide and ammonia fixation in the biosynthesis of citrulline.


The amino end-group and the amino acid composition of salmine.


Metabolism of the nitrofurans. III. Studies with xanthine oxidase in vitro.


On the role of glycine and adenine as precursors of nucleic acid purines.


The metabolic effects of cortisone. II. The adenylate system.


Mechanism of the ketogenic effect of ammonium chloride.


Isolation of porphyrins from biological materials by partition chromatography.


Influence of dietary pyridoxine on glutamic decarboxylase activity of brain.


The metabolic effects of cortisone. I. The oxidation of proline.


Isolation of the key intermediate in biological nitrogen fixation by Clostridium.


Configuration of the cellular glutamic acid of Bacillus subtilis.


Reagents for the Van Slyke-Folch wet carbon combustion.


The oxidation of oxytocin with performic acid.


Aromatic biosynthesis. I. The role of shikimic acid.


Effects of incubating desoxycorticosterone with various rat tissues.


Distribution of Co60, Cu64, and Zn65 in the cytoplasm and nuclei of tissues.


Hydrolysis of urinary conjugated 17-ketosteroids by acetate buffer.


Coenzyme A function in and acetyl transfer by the phosphotransacetylase system.


The mechanism of acetoacetate synthesis.


Respiration and glycolysis of rabbit muscle in vitamin E deficiency.


Creatine and glycocyamine metabolism in rabbits in vitamin E deficiency.


Studies on fructose-1-phosphate with rat liver fructokinase.


Metabolism of acetylmethylcarbinol in filariae.


Butyrate oxidation in the absence of inorganic phosphate by Clostridium kluyveri.


Enzyme systems in Tetrahymena geleii S. III. Aerobic utilization of hexoses.


Black-and-white and kodachrome copying of radiographs.


Cine-photomicrographic apparatus with constant temperatur chamber for tissue culture studies.


Cadaver photography with mirror-device.

Cadaver photography with mirror-device.


Descriptive photography of the dragonfly.


A specially constructed instrument for taking photomicrographs of histological preparations.


A photographic method for the biological analysis of radiation dosage.


Federal subsidization of medical education.


Restoring flexion to the paralytic elbow.


Bow elbow (cubitus varus).

Bow elbow (cubitus varus).


Club-foot: its incidence, cause, and treatment; an anatomical-physiological study.


Treatment in Legg-Perthes disease.

Treatment in Legg-Perthes disease.


Cineplastic muscle motors for prostheses of arm amputees.


New cineplastic prosthesis.

New cineplastic prosthesis.


Analysis of one hundred and twenty-four suction-socket wearers followed from six to fifty-five months.


Comparison of vital capacity in normal and poliomyelitic subjects.


Low-back and sciatic pain; results of treatment.


Osteoperiosteal ribbon grafts in undisplaced, ununited fractures of the tibia.


One hundred fractures of the femur treated by means of the diamond-shaped medullary nail.


Results in medullary nailing of ninety-five fresh fractures of the femur.


Posterior bone block of the ankle for paralytic equinus; an end-result study.


Triphalangeal thumb.

Triphalangeal thumb.


The motor age test: measurement of motor handicaps in children with neuromuscular disorders such as cerebral palsy.


Operation for habitual dislocation of the elbow.


The therapeutic value of refrigeration in acute traumatic arterial deficit.


Coccygodynia as referred pain.

Coccygodynia as referred pain.


A rare form of malignant joint tumor.

A rare form of malignant joint tumor.


Denervation of the ankle joint.

Denervation of the ankle joint.


Dislocation of the hip combined with fracture of the shaft of the femur on the same side.


Traumatic dislocation of the hip; a survey of two hundred and four cases covering a period of twenty-one years.


Fracture-dislocation of the hip; report of an unusual case.


The ring apophysis of the human vertebra; contribution to human osteogeny. II.


Englemann's disease (progressive diaphyseal hyperostosis); report of a case.


A mechanical leg-length equalizer for use in the office an clinic.


Irreducible dislocations of the knee joint.


Osseous tuberculosis with negative tuberculin test; report of a case.


The early treatment of hand injuries.

The early treatment of hand injuries.


Some current concepts of the mechanism of calcification.


Aids to oral diagnosis.

Aids to oral diagnosis.


NICHOLAS S. Ransohoff 1896-1951.

NICHOLAS S. Ransohoff 1896-1951.


Fellowship in Dental Surgery of the Royal College of Surgery of Edinburgh.


Rubber dam.

Rubber dam.


Dental public health programs for the Province of British Columbia.


Newer concepts in dental roentgenology.

Newer concepts in dental roentgenology.


Rotary tooth cleaners.

Rotary tooth cleaners.


Relining acrylic dentures without distortion.


Periodontics and diet control.

Periodontics and diet control.


The use of progesterone in treatment of cancer of the prostate.


The influence of cortisone and adrenocorticotropin on urinary gonadotropin excretion.


Hormone excretion in liver disease and in gynecomastia.


Studies concerning the mechanism of water retention in Addison's disease and in hypopituitarism.


Testosterone cyclopentylpropionate; a long-acting androgen.


Changes in responsiveness to insulin induced by desoxycorticosterone, in diabetes mellitus.


An improved pellet implanter.

An improved pellet implanter.


The chemical assay of urinary corticosteroids.


Cretinism with goiter; a case report.

Cretinism with goiter; a case report.


Investigation of glucuronic acid metabolism in human subjects.


Effectiveness of a new compound, benemid, in elevating serum penicillin concentrations.


Joint temperature measurement in the evaluation of anti-arthritic agents.


Electrophoretic studies in liver disease. I. Comparison of serum and plasma electrophoretic patterns in liver disease, with special reference to fibrinogen and gamma globulin patterns.


The effect of epinephrine on the pulmonary circulation in man.


Electrophoretic studies in liver disease. II. Gamma globulin in chronic liver disease.


Hyponatremia in hepatic cirrhosis following paracentesis.


Studies of renal oxygen consumption in man. I. The effect of tubular loading (PAH), water diuresis and osmotic (mannitol) diuresis.


The effects of an increase in plasma volume on the metabolism and excretion of water and electrolytes by normal subjects.


The determination of sulfhydryl groups in serum. II. Protein alterations associated with disease.


An estimation of the renal and extrarenal clearance of radioiodide in man.


The purple color reaction given by diphenylamine reagent. I. With normal and rheumatic fever sera.


The effect of hexamethonium as compared to procaine or metycaine lumbar block on the blood flow to the foot of normal subjects.


On the disuse and misuse of P, Q, Qs and O techniques in clinical psychology.


Research in clinical psychology: 1950.

Research in clinical psychology: 1950.


A study of the relationship between the Verb-Adjective Quotient and the Rorschach experience balance.


The prognostic value of the metenym test in a follow-up study of psychosurgery patients and their controls.


The figure-background relationship in children with cerebral palsy.


A factor analysis of some Szondi pictures.


Sex difference in the Rosenzweig P-F study, children's form.


Symbolic meanings in the Rorschach cards: a statistical study.


The relationship between certain measurable functions of autonomic nervous system activity and color responses on the Rorschach test.


A behavior rating scale suitable for use in mental hospitals.


An analysis of the Elgin prognostic scale.


An objective method of evaluating mental status.


The use of tolserol (myanesin) in psychological testing.


The clinician and his predictions.

The clinician and his predictions.


A comparison of the performance of a randomly selected college population on the MMPI and the P-S experience blank.


A tabulation method for analyzing combinations of Rorschach scores.


Directions for administration of the achromatic-chromatic H-T-P.


Use of the Blacky pictures with a child whose oedipal desires are close to consciousness.


A note on extended findings with the MMPI in predicting response to electroconvulsive therapy.


The application of hypnosis to nondirective psychotherapy.


Norms for scatter analysis on the Wechsler intelligence scales.


The influence of Yale University on American Psychology.


WILLIAM Fitch Allen 1875-1951.

WILLIAM Fitch Allen 1875-1951.


The association of ocular sympathetic pathways with the stapedial artery in the albino rat.


Influence of the forebrain on somato-motor activity. I. Inhibition.


Influence of the forebrain on somato-motor activity. II. Facilitation.


Extrapyramidal nuclei among mammals; a quantitative study.


The course of the fibers arising from the nucleus gracilis and cuneatus of the cat.


Nucleolar changes and development of Nissl substance in the cerebral cortex of fetal guinea pigs.


A note on nodes of Ranvier in the central nervous system.


The effect of neuro- and adenohypophysectomy on retrograde degeneration in hypothalamic nuclei of the rat.


Mid-century White House Conference on Children and Youth.


General anesthesia for operative techniques in spastic, demented, and very young children.


Psychosomatic sleep, applied to dentistry.


The nasal septum and factors in open-bite malocclusion.


A psychological approach to local anesthesia for children.


An engineer's evaluation of Class II cavity preparations for silver amalgam restorations in primary teeth.


The effect of destruction of the germinal epithelium on the numbers of oocytes.


Numbers of normal and atretic oocytes in unilaterally spayed rats.


Blood changes during the adaptation syndrome in sheep.


Assay of diabetogenic pituitary preparations.


Observations on the intravaginal assay of natural oestrogens using aqueous egg albumin as the vehicle of administration.


The qualitative analysis of urinary phenols and oestrogens.


Effects of androstenedione and progesterone on oestrous swelling of the ferret vulva.


Serum 'hormonal' iodine in relation to thyroid function and treatment with adrenocorticotrophic hormone (ACTH).


Antagonism of vaginal actions of oestrogen by progesterone and other steroids.


The relation of age to numbers of oocytes.


The renal clearance of chorionic gonadotrophin.


The number of oocytes in the mature rhesus monkey (Macaca mulatta).


Determination of 17-ketosteroids by colorimetric and polarographic methods and the problem of interfering chromogens.


Oestrone-oestradiol, pregnanediol and gonadotrophin excretion in amenorrhoea.


Some observations on near-term human foetal ovaries.


The modification of lactation in the rat by environmental factors.


The use of ACTH in psychiatry: (a) response tests; (b) therapy; (c) physiological observations and comparison with electro-convulsive therapy.


Preparation and standardization of ACTH.


Steroid hormone excretion after treatment with ACTH or testosterone.


Studies on the induction of mammary growth and lactation in virgin goats.


Comparison of human bio-assay of ACTH with adrenal ascorbic acid depletion and inhibition of tissue healing responses.


Some clinical results with ACTH.

Some clinical results with ACTH.


Pituitary and adrenal weight in protein-deficient and in starving rats.


A method of assessing ACTH by means of the antagonism of histamine intoxication.


The disappearance rate of intravenously injected testosterone and progesterone from the human circulation.


Radiographic studies on the formation of the hen's egg shell.


The temperature-pulse rate curve of the isolated frog's heart (Rana temporaria).


Studies in diurnal rhythms. I. Rhythmic behaviour in millipedes.


The variation in fat and glycogen content of the bot fly (Gastrophilus intestinalis) larva tracheal organ during development.


The effect of carbon dioxide and certain respiratory inhibitors on the respiration of larvae of the horse bot fly (Gastrophilus intestinalis de Geer).


The physiology of contractile vacuoles. VII. Osmotic relations in a suctorian, with special reference to the mechanism of control of vacuolar output.


Aerodynamics of flapping flight with application to insects.


Unit activity in the medulla oblongata of fishes.


Observations by electron microscopy on contraction of skeletal myofibrils induced with adenosinetriphosphate. Skeletal myofibrils isolated either by tryptic digestion at 0 degrees C. or by a colloid mill and suspended in buffer solution (pH 7.0, micro; 0.154) containing 20 per cent glycerin and 0.0025 M adenosinetriphosphate at -5 degrees C. contracted slowly and progressively when the temperature was raised above 0 degrees C. Formalin fixation halted this contraction. With the aid of these procedures myofibrils in progressive stages of contraction were then studied with the electron microscope. Electron micrographs showed that uncontracted fibrils isolated by the colloid mill were structurally similar to those described by other workers. Treatment of fibrils with trypsin removed the Z bands and disorganized the I bands. This enzymatic modification of structure did not impair the contractile response. The principal structural changes during contraction consisted of a migration of dense material from the A band into the A-I junction or the Z band, a gradual increase in width of the fibril, a gradual decrease in length of sarcomeres, an apparent increase in the mean diameter of filaments, and a disorientation of these latter from their parallel arrangement.


Histogenesis of sebaceous gland carcinomas produced in rats by 2-acetylaminofluorene. 1. Tumors of the external auditory canal region were produced by oral administration of 2-acetylaminofluorene in 71 rats out of 124 which survived a 6 month period of administration of the compound. In 12 animals the tumors were bilateral. Tumors in other locations, such as the liver, breast, etc., were less frequent. 2. Tumors were found to originate in the compound sebaceous gland located at the medial end of the external auditory canal. 3. Histologically the tumors were sebaceous or keratinizing squamous-cell carcinomas. 4. The tumors were found to arise in cystic lobules of the gland, produced by stasis of secretion. 5. Cystic lesions of the sebaceous glands appear to be a frequent condition in older rats. The outward bulging of the tympanic membrane with interference in drainage from the gland seems to be a promoting factor in the stasis of sebum. 6. The localizing effect of the preexisting cystic lesions in the sebaceous glands on the carcinogenic action of 2-acetylaminofluorene is discussed.


The sorption of influenza virus by chicken erythrocytes. Data are presented which indicate that the forces of attraction between influenza virus and chicken erythrocytes are governed by an orderly mechanism which effects a proportional distribution of virus between erythrocytes and suspending fluid. For a unit mass of erythrocytes, the ratio of combined (sorbed) virus to free (unsorbed) virus is sufficiently constant over a wide range of virus concentrations to indicate compliance with the laws of mass action, or, perhaps, with the laws of simple adsorption; however, the ratio of combined (sorbed) virus to free (unsorbed) virus appears to be a parabolic function of the total quantity of virus.


Localization of adrenocorticotropic hormone by histochemical and immunochemical methods. The fluorescent antibody technique was adapted to the localization of native protein antigens in cells and tissues. This method was applied specifically to the localization of adrenocorticotropic hormone in the pituitary gland. An antiserum to hog ACTH was produced in an adrenalectomized rabbit. The gamma(2)-globulin fraction of the serum was conjugated with fluorescein. After purification, the fluorescent antibody solution stained selectively the cytoplasm of basophil cells of the hog pituitary. No cells of sheep or beef pituitary or of hog kidney were stained. A fluorescent globulin solution prepared from normal rabbit serum gave no selective staining in any of these tissues. Immunochemical tests showed that the fluorescent antibody gave a precipitin reaction with a highly active ACTH preparation of low molecular weight. The supernatant solution from this reaction showed a loss of hormone activity.


The sparing effect of Coxsackie virus infection on experimental poliomyelitis. Young mice infected with Group B Coxsackie virus were rendered markedly resistant to poliomyelitis virus given from 4 to 10 days later. A sparing effect was detectable in somewhat older mice and in young mice inoculated with poliomyelitis after shorter intervals, but in both cases few mice survived. Interference was manifest by survival, by prolongation of the course of poliomyelitis, and by a decreased frequency of poliomyelitis.


Secondary reinforcement of a simple discrimination in human beings.


Influence of the physiological blood clotting process on the coagulation of blood by staphylocoagulase. The conversion of plasma to serum results in a variable loss of the coagulase-reacting factor (C.R.F.) of the plasma. The C.R.F. loss is incurred during the process of prothrombin conversion: conditions which favor the most effective prothrombin conversion result in maximal C.R.F. loss, while factors which interfere with prothrombin conversion spare the C.R.F. In a system containing an adequate concentration of calcium, thrombo-plastin, and prothrombin, the C.R.F. loss reflects the amount of prothrombin conversion-accelerating substances (factor V or AC globulin). If fibrin clots are produced directly by thrombin, and prothrombin conversion is excluded, there is no significant C.R.F. loss.


Recovery from retention loss as a function of amount of pre-recall warming-up.


Facilitation and interference in performance on the modified Mashburn apparatus: I. The effects of varying the amount of original learning.


Temporal gradients of response strength with two levels of motivation.