On the origins of dorsal root potentials. The "dorsal root potential" consists of five successive deflections designated for convenience, D.R.I, II, III, IV, and V. Of these, D.R.V alone constitutes the dorsal root potential of prior description. A study has been made of the general properties of those deflections not previously described. Dorsal root potentials are electrotonic extensions into the extramedullary root segment, the result of electrical interactions within the cord comparable to those that have been studied in peripheral nerve. Although the anatomical and electrical conditions of interaction are infinitely more complex in the cord than in nerve, it is seen that the fact of parallel distribution of primary afferent fibers pertaining to neighboring dorsal roots provides a sufficient anatomical basis for qualitative analysis in the first approximation of dorsal root potentials. An extension of the theory of interaction between neighboring nerve fibers has been made to include an especial case of interaction between fibers orientated at right angles to one another. The predictions have been tested in a nerve model and found correct. Given this elaboration, and the stated anatomical propositions, existing knowledge of interaction provides an adequate theoretical basis for an elementary understanding of dorsal root potentials. The study of general properties and the analysis of dorsal root potentials have led to the formulation of certain conclusions that follow. D.R.I, II, and III record the electrotonic spread of polarization resulting from the external field of impulses conducted in the intramedullary segment and longitudinal trajects of primary afferent fibers. D.R.IV arises in part as the result of activity in primary afferent fibers, and in part as the result of activity in secondary neurons. In either case the mode of production is the same, and the responsible agent is residual negativity in the active collaterals, or, more precisely, the external field of current flow about the collaterals during the period of residual negativity. Current flow about active primary afferent collaterals during the period of residual negativity is the agent for residual facilitation of monosynaptic reflex pathways. Since the changes in reflex threshold follow the course of residual negativity there is no need to postulate especial properties for prolonging action at regions the threshold of which is measured by means of monosynaptic test reflexes. D.R.V results from polarization of primary afferent fibers by current flow about secondary neurons. There is indication that somata rather than axons of secondary neurons generate the polarizing currents. Similarity between D.R.V and the positive intermediary potential further indicates that soma gradients established during the recovery cycle are responsible for D.R.V. Little or no net polarization of primary afferent fibers results from activity confined to the contralateral gray substance, the dorsal root potentials in contralateral recording resulting from interaction in the dorsal column or in the ipsilateral gray substance following decussation of contralaterally evoked activity. During the course of asphyxia the initial defect in reflex pathways is the failure of secondary neurons to respond to primary impulses. Subsequently block is established at the branching zone of primary afferent fibers. A relation exists between the sequence of dorsal root potentials and the cord potential sequence, the major departure from exact correspondence occurring in the region of D.R.IV and the negative intermediary potential and being of a nature to suggest that different aspects of internuncial activity are emphasized by the two methods of leading.


The electrical properties of synthetic membranes. By the addition of n-butyl bromide to a 1:19 copolymer of 4-vinylpyridine and styrene, water-insoluble, strong polyelectrolytes can be prepared. The addition of a hydrocarbon plasticizer permits the casting of flexible films in which large polycations are immobilized but in which bromide ions (or other small anions) are free to move. Electrical measurements on these membranes showed that they could be represented by a complex admittance: an electrolytic conductance in parallel with a pure A. C. impedance. The latter gives a circular arc when real component is plotted against imaginary. These synthetic membranes thus resemble in their electrical behavior that found by Cole for a variety of biological membranes.


Phage formation in Staphylococcus muscae cultures; further observations on the relationship between virus release and cellular lysis. 1. In the synthetic medium of Fildes contaming hydrolyzed casein virus release is not correlated with observable cellular lysis under conditions of a very low multiple infection. 2. In cells with a high multiple infection, lysis occurs much sooner than in cells with a low multiple infection and virus release is correlated with cellular lysis. The experiments indicate that it is the virus particle itself which accelerates lysis under these conditions. 3. A non-dialyzable fraction has been isolated from yeast, the addition of which results in cellular lysis occurring at a sooner than usual interval and being correlated with virus release in cells having a very low multiple infection. 4. By varying the concentration of the yeast fraction, it is possible to lyse the cells at varying times under conditions of a low multiple infection.


Stimulation of tarsal receptors of the blowfly by aliphatic aldehydes and ketones. Rejection of eight aldehydes, eight ketones, five secondary alcohols, and 3-pentanol has been studied in the blowfly Phormia regina Meigen. The data agree with results previously reported for normal alcohols and several series of glycols in showing a logarithmic increase in stimulating effect with increasing chain length. The order of increasing effectiveness among the different species of compounds thus far investigated is the following: polyglycols, diols, secondary alcohols, iso-alcohols, normal alcohols, ketones, iso-aldehydes, normal aldehydes. Curves relating the logarithms of threshold concentration to the logarithms of chain length for diols, alcohols, aldehydes, and ketones show inflections in the 3 to 6 carbon range. Above and below the region of inflection the curves are nearly rectilinear. The slopes for the upper limbs (smaller molecules) are of the order of -2; for the lower limbs, about -10. Comparisons of the threshold data with numerical values for molecular weights, molecular areas and volumes, oil-water distribution coefficients, activity coefficients, standard free energies, vapor pressures, boiling points, melting points, dipole moments, dielectric constants, and degree of association are discussed briefly, and it is concluded that none of the comparisons serves to bring the data from the several series and from the two portions of each series into a single homogeneous system. A qualitative comparison with water solubilities shows fewer discrepancies. It is suggested that the existence of a combination of aqueous and lipoid phases at the receptor surface would fit best with what is presently known about the relationship between chemical structure and stimulating effect in contact chemoreception. In this hypothesis the smaller and more highly water-soluble compounds are envisaged as gaining access to the receptors partly through the aqueous phase, the larger molecules predominantly through the lipoid phase.


The state of the chromosomes in the interphase nucleus. In the living interphase nucleus no chromosomal structures are visible. Yet in the injured cell and after treatment with most histological fixatives chromatin structures become apparent. Under certain conditions this appearance of structure in the living interphase nucleus is reversible. We have found that this change in the interphase nucleus is the result of a change in the state of the chromosomes. In the living nucleus the chromosomes are in a greatly extended state, filling the entire nucleus. Upon injury the chromosomes condense and therefore become visible. At the same time the nuclear volume decreases. This behavior of the chromosomes is connected with their content of desoxyribonucleic acid (DNA). This view is based on the following observations: (a) Distribution of DNA in the Nucleus.-(1) The living interphase nucleus of uninjured cells absorbs diffusely at 2537 A. No chromosomal structures are visible in ultraviolet photographs unless they are also distinct in ordinary light. If the chromosomes are made to condense they become visible and the absorption at 2537 A is now localized in these structures. (2) After fixation with formalin and osmic acid interphase nuclei stain diffusely with Feulgen. These fixatives preserve the extended state of the chromosomes. (3) If nuclei are teased out in non-electrolytes (sucrose, glycerin) the chromosomes are extended. Such nuclei stain homogeneously with methyl green. On adding salts the chromosomes condense and the methyl green is now restricted to the visible structures. (b) Extension and Condensation of Isolated Chromosomes.-When chromosomes isolated from interphase nuclei of calf thymus are suspended in sucrose, their volume is four to five times larger than in saline, but they retain their characteristic shapes. Chromosomes from which DNA and histone have been removed do not show this reversible extension and condensation, neither do lampbrush chromosomes of frog oocytes which contain very little DNA. During mitosis a partial condensation of the DNA occurs in prophase, so that the mitotic chromosomes now occupy a much smaller volume of the nucleus. At telophase the chromosomes swell again to fill the entire nucleus.


Photooxidations in pigmented Blepharisma. 1. Blepharisma undulans, a protozoan with a reddish pigment, shows increased oxygen consumption under the influence of light. 2. If the light intensity is high, the animals are killed during a burst of oxygen consumption. 3. If the blepharismas are first bleached by exposure to light of low intensity they show only slightly increased oxygen consumption under the influence of light and they are not killed. 4. A preparation in which the animals are killed by heat still shows the increase in oxygen consumption on illumination with brilliant light. The supernatant solution does so as well, as does an alcohol extract of the dye. 5. The conclusion is drawn that the blepharismas are killed during photooxidation of the pigment, but the mechanism of action is not clear. Several possibilities are considered in the discussion.


The effect of temperature on potassium equilibria in chick embryo muscle. The effect of temperature upon the exchange rates between intra- and extracellular potassium in chick embryo muscle was determined by the use of radioactive potassium. The temperature coefficient of at least four-fifths of the cell potassium is large. At temperatures below 15 degrees C., potassium is lost from the cell and is regained on warming. The results suggest the possibility that 20 per cent or less of the cell potassium may differ from the rest by being more rapidly exchangeable with the medium.


Studies on the mechanism of action of ionizing radiations; inhibition of enzymes by X-rays. Dilute solutions of sulfhydryl enzymes (phosphoglyceraldehyde dehydrogenase, adenosinetriphosphatase, succinoxidase) showed reduced activity on irradiation by small amounts of x-rays. When the inhibition was partial the enzyme was reactivated on addition of glutathione. When the inhibition was more complete, reactivation was only partial. These observations are interpreted as being due to oxidation of the -SH groups of the protein by the products of water irradiation, the radicals OH and O(2)H, and H(2)O(2) and atomic oxygen. The irreversible inhibition which occurs when the dose of x-rays is increased is attributed to protein denaturation. Inhibition of the non-sulfhydryl enzymes trypsin, catalase, and ribonuclease, which required larger amounts of x-rays, is attributed to protein denaturation. These experiments are further evidence that inhibition of enzymes by ionizing radiations is due to the indirect action of the products of irradiated water rather than to direct ionization of the enzyme through collision with the ionizing radiation.


Movements of water in cells of Nitella.

Movements of water in cells of Nitella. When one end of a Nitella cell (A) is bathed in water and a solution of sucrose is placed at the other (B) we find that water enters at A, travels along inside the cell, and escapes at B. The solutes which cannot pass out through the protoplasm at B remain behind so that the osmotic pressure increases at B and diminishes at A until equilibrium is reached and the motion stops. An equation is given which enables us to predict with considerable accuracy the amount of flow required to produce equilibrium.


Attitude research in the Army.

Attitude research in the Army.


The psychological barometer on communism, Americanism and socialism.


The Rosenzweig picture-frustration study in the selection of department store section managers.


The Rorschach as a predictor of academic success.


Effect of target brightness on normal and subnormal visual acuity.


The quantification of an industrial employee survey.


Item analysis versus scale analysis.

Item analysis versus scale analysis.


The airline pilot's job.

The airline pilot's job.


A short test of mental ability.

A short test of mental ability.


Odor selection, preferences and identification.


Studies in job evaluation; the reliability of an abbreviated job evaluation system.


A survey and appraisal of the statistical methods used in parapsychological research.


The relation of ESP to mode of drawing.

The relation of ESP to mode of drawing.


The meaning of performance curves in ESP and PK test data.


The nature of PSI processes.

The nature of PSI processes.


A note on the frustration-aggression theories of Dollard and his associates.


The application of operational analysis to human motor behavior.


Factual issues in the continuity controversy.


Stimulus intensity dynamism (V) and stimulus generalization.


Motivation, perception and attitude change.


Food-seeking drive, affective process, and learning.


Fourth report of the Department of health for the year 1947. [Quebec, 1949].


Some notes on post-war development at Plymouth.


Main drainage in relation to housing development.


Spotlight on housing.

Spotlight on housing.


The design and selection of sanitary fittings.


Biennial report of the Office of the Commissioner of health for the period July 1, 1946 to June 30, 1948. [Juneau, 1949] [13].


Aspects of poliomyelitis in childhood.

Aspects of poliomyelitis in childhood.


Can the M.O.H. help to prevent home accidents?


Some public health problems of seaside resorts.


Early ascertainment of and prevention of deformity from cerebral palsy.


How the National Mental Health Act works.


Effect of smallpox vaccination on the outcome of pregnancy.


Relationship between infant mortality and socioeconomic factors in urban areas.


Effect of sodium fluoroacetate (1080) in poisoned rats on plague diagnosis procedures; preliminary report.


Infection unit and index of aggregation; suggested epidemiological terms.


Accident prevention.

Accident prevention.


Accident prevention; a state health department's responsibility.


The home environment and accidents.

The home environment and accidents.


Accident facts from accident fatalities.


Tuberculosis mortality in the United States, 1947.


Characteristics of commercial X-ray intensifying screens and films.


Statistical studies of heart disease; mortality from heart disease related to geographic section and size of city.


Raffinose serum tellurite agar slants as a replacement for Loeffler's medium in diphtheria diagnosis.


The work of state and local industrial hygiene agencies.


Cobalt and the dust environment of the cemented tungsten carbide industry.


Fibrous dysplasia of bone.

Fibrous dysplasia of bone.


Tubercle-like structures in late irradiation injuries of the skin.


Oral hepatography.

Oral hepatography.


On double renal pelvis and ureteral calculus.


Age distribution figures for malignant diseases in Denmark 1942-1944.


Doubtful malignant changes in the endometrial epithelium; a report on 60 cases from the Radiumhemmet.


Roentgen examination of the subtaloid joint in fractures of the calcaneus.


The clinical and roentgen manifestations of erythroblastosis fetalis.


Primary hemangioma of the skull; a rare cranial tumor; review of the literature and report of a case, with special reference to the roentgenographic appearances.


Convolutional markings in the skull roentgenograms of patients with headache.


A practical serialograph for intracranial angiography.


Unfused ossification centers associated with pain in the adult.


Monostotic fibrous dysplasia.

Monostotic fibrous dysplasia.


Hodgkin's disease; a histopathological and clinical classification with radiotherapeutic response.


The roentgen treatment of cutaneous carcinoma involving cartilage.


The treatment of radiation sickness with adrenal cortical hormone (desoxycorticosterone acetate) a preliminary report on 50 cases.


Depth dose measurements for 250 kv roentgen rays.


Spot scanography; method of determining bone measurement.


The clinical and roentgenological implications of hyaluronidase.


The surgical treatment of mitral stenosis (mitral commissurotomy).


Early diagnosis as the means of tuberculosis control.


Diagnosis of cancer of the lung by the cytologic method.


One half gram of streptomycin in the treatment of pulmonary and extrapulmonary tuberculosis; report of 120 cases.


Streptomycin in tuberculosis of the larynx.


Bronchogenic carcinoma.

Bronchogenic carcinoma.


Pathogenesis of pulmonary atelectasis.

Pathogenesis of pulmonary atelectasis.


Mediastinal tumors and cysts.

Mediastinal tumors and cysts.


The surgical relief of abdominal pain by splanchnic block.


Observations on the pathogenesis and treatment of skeletal tuberculosis.


Surgical treatment of ulcerative colitis.


Present status of the injection treatment of hernia.


Use of human fibrin foam and thrombin solution as hemostatic agents in general surgery.


Follow-up results of surgical treatment for nonunion of the carpal scaphoid bone; report of 19 cases.


Reaction in surgical wounds to surgical gut, silk and cotton sutures.


Extent of strangulation of the small intestine compatible with life; experimental study.


Cystic emphysema of the lungs.

Cystic emphysema of the lungs.


Progress in orthopedic surgery for 1946; conditions involving the lower part of the back.


Progress in orthopedic surgery for 1946; conditions involving the elbow, the forearm, the wrist and the hand.


Progress in orthopedic surgery for 1946; amputations, apparatus and technic.


Hiatus hernia.

Hiatus hernia.


Differential diagnosis of hiatus hernia and coronary artery disease.


Granular cell myoblastoma of the anterior rectus sheath.


Aspiration of blood from pericardium in treatment of acute cardiac tamponade after injury; further experience, with report of cases.


Tetanus treated as a respiratory problem.


Acute pancreatitis and its sequelae.

Acute pancreatitis and its sequelae.


Nonsuture method for vascular anastomosis utilizing the Murphy button principle.


Benign nonepithelial tumors of the stomach.


Lymphosarcoma of the duodenum; report of a case; review of the literature.


Diseases of growing and adult bone.

Diseases of growing and adult bone.


Infantile paralysis.

Infantile paralysis.


Labyrinthine surgery for ménière's disease.


Two stage pharyngo-esophageal diverticulectomy; indications and technic.


Surgical treatment of decompensating heart disease and angina pectoris.


A comparative study of acute and chronic appendicitis in pregnancy.


Sympathetic conduction pathways independent of sympathetic trunks; their surgical implications.


Criminal abortion and intestinal destruction.


Opisthotonus fetalis.

Opisthotonus fetalis.


The preoperative and postoperative care of carcinoma of the rectum and pelvic colon.


Cystic omental bursa; pseudopancreatic cyst.


The technique of parotidectomy.

The technique of parotidectomy.


Obstetrical anesthesia at the Cedars of Lebanon Hospital; a 10 year survey.


Antihormone formation in man following chorionic gonadotropin.


The effects of massage on the circulation in normal and paralyzed extremities.


Some biologic aspects of ultrasonics.

Some biologic aspects of ultrasonics.


Brachial neuralgia.

Brachial neuralgia.


Urinary bladder obstructions in children.


Surgical correction of senescent pendulous cheeks.


Effects of implanted metals on tissue hyperthermia produced by microwaves.


A comparative study of the temperatures produced by microwave and short wave diathermy.


Effects of whirlpool bath with and without agitation on the circulation in normal and diseased extremities.


Comments on Meigs' syndrome.

Comments on Meigs' syndrome.


The response of psychoneurotic patients and normal men and women to brisk submaximal exercise.


A new device for measuring muscle strength; the myometer.


A new operation for prolapsed uterus and modification of Montgomery's and Simpson's operation for retroversion.


Surgical approach to strangulated hernia in the aged.


SYRINGE transmission of disease.

SYRINGE transmission of disease.


Strongyloides stercoralis infection; strongyloidiasis among ex-prisoners-of-war.


A protozoological and helminthological survey of three races in Nairobi, Kenya.


INDUSTRIAL injuries.

INDUSTRIAL injuries.


The tribal distribution of bilharzia in East Africa.


Chemotherapeutic measures in tuberculosis; general assessment and current problems.


Thoracoscopy and closed intrapleural pneumonolysis.


Physical medicine in Canada.

Physical medicine in Canada.


The diagnostic problem of primary pleural effusions.


Hydrotherapy.

Hydrotherapy.


Medical electronics; report of an international congress.


Pulmonary emphysema and ventilation measurements in 100 anthracite coal miners with respiratory complaints.


Management of tuberculosis in psychotic patients.


On fulminant tuberculous septicemia with leukopenia.


A direct method of standardizing dilute suspensions of tubercle bacilli by use of capillary micropipette.


Factors affecting the sensitivity in vitro of tubercle bacilli to streptomycin.


Relapse in pulmonary tuberculosis; a 5 year follow-up of 256 sputum-positive cases.


The remote results of collapse therapy in the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis.


Pheochromocytoma with paroxysmal hypertension.


The treatment and prognosis of papillary tumors of the renal pelvis and ureter.


Tumors of the ureter.

Tumors of the ureter.


Cystic ureterovesical protrusion; report of four cases in children and two in adults.


Transplantation of the ureter in intractable vesical tuberculosis.


Rhabdomyosarcoma of the urinary bladder.


Physiological principles governing therapy of the neurogenic bladder.


Pericystitis; a cause for the retention of urine following abdominoperineal proctosigmoidectomy.


Vesico-intestinal fistulas; report of two cases of fistula between the bladder and large intestine cured without preliminary diversion of the fecal stream.


The female urethra; a clinico-pathological study.


Retropubic prostatectomy; early technical difficulties; report of removal of giant prostate.


Radical surgery in prostatic carcinoma.

Radical surgery in prostatic carcinoma.


Carcinoma of the prostate; a statistical study and evaluation of endocrine therapy, with a preliminary report on an additional method of treatment.


An anatomic study of the external urethral sphincter in relation to prostatic surgery.


Radical cure of varicocele by a new technique; preliminary report.


Manifestations of the lymphoblastomas in the genito-urinary tract.


The application of detergents to urology.


Further studies relative to the treatment of urinary tuberculosis by chemotherapy.


Cutaneous manifestations of early syphilis.


A quantitative turbidimetric method for the determination of spinal fluid protein.


Penicillin in the treatment of syphilis in pregnancy.


Out-patient attendance of early syphilis patients treated by private physicians in Vermont.


Report of flesh flies in mink in Alberta.


Nitrate poisoning from sugar beet tops.

Nitrate poisoning from sugar beet tops.


Observations on an arthritic condition in swine associated with pellagra.


Rhinitis of swine; transmission to baby pigs.


Infectious vaginitis in cattle.

Infectious vaginitis in cattle.


Veterinary ethics.

Veterinary ethics.


Endocrinology and its relation to reproduction.


The role of the veterinarian in an artificial insemination program.


Studies on vibrionic abortion of sheep.

Studies on vibrionic abortion of sheep.


Anaplasmosis treatment with paludrine; a case report.


Avian tuberculin testing in Iowa, 1946-1948.


Laboratory aids in the diagnosis of disease.


Report on an outbreak of hard pad disease in B.A.O.R.


Relationship of nutrition to fertility in animals.


Allergy and antihistamine therapy in veterinary practice.


Retention of placenta in the buffalo.

Retention of placenta in the buffalo.


The advancement of veterinary education.


The Army Veterinary Service.

The Army Veterinary Service.


Digestive disturbances of cattle.

Digestive disturbances of cattle.


Canine distemper; some methods used for its treatment and control.


Heartworm in dogs.

Heartworm in dogs.


Cervical fixation as a preferred insemination technic.


Horsemeat-infusion agar medium.

Horsemeat-infusion agar medium.


Tularemia in beavers and its transmission to man.


The clinical use of sulfamerazine in infections in dogs and cats; a clinical report.


The sedimentation test and its interpretation.


Significance of specific gravity on whole blood and plasma.


Ventricular dropsy in the dog.

Ventricular dropsy in the dog.


Observations on feline practice.

Observations on feline practice.


Serum levels of streptomycin in sheep.

Serum levels of streptomycin in sheep.


The two-gram daily dose of phenothiazine for strongylosis of the horse.


Preliminary report on use of sulfamethazine and penicillin in bovine mastitis.


Action of hexachloroethane-bentonite suspension on the rumen fluke, Paramphistomum.


The public health veterinarian.

The public health veterinarian.


Observations on canine leucemia.

Observations on canine leucemia.


Lead poisoning in dogs.

Lead poisoning in dogs.


Avian pneumoencephalitis, Newcastle disease, in egg laying contest.


Infection in a heifer suppressed with penicillin.


A new technic in treatment of abscesses.


Complement-fixation test for serum diagnosis of bovine anaplasmosis.


Blood concentrations following the administration of sulfamerazine and sulfamethazine to cattle.


Benzene hexachloride dip to destroy scab mites on unborn sheep.


Spontaneous tumors in dogs.

Spontaneous tumors in dogs.


Treatment of canine and feline fungus infections.


Salmonella infection in cattle.

Salmonella infection in cattle.


Attempted treatment of strangulated umbilical hernia in a thoroughbred foal by bowel resection and end-to-end anastomosis.


Ragwort poisoning.

Ragwort poisoning.


C. pyogenes infection in cattle, with special reference to summer mastitis.


The protective value of leptospiral vaccines in hamsters.


The treatment of headache; with particular reference to the use of cafergone for the relief of attacks.


Immediate urticarial reactions to intradermal injections of bacterial antigens; preliminary report.


The origin of patterns of allergic sensitization.


The nature of neuromuscular transmission and the action of curare.


An improved tissue culture technique adaptable to clinical testing for bacterial hypersensitivity of the tuberculin type.


Some neurophysiological aspects of anaesthesia.


The role of allergy in rheumatoid arthritis and a suggested treatment; preliminary report.


Early anaesthesia.

Early anaesthesia.


Immunity to diphtheria induced by a booster dose of alcohol-refined, alum-precipitated toxoids; based on a study of 59 allergic children.


Mechanically controlled respiration in thoracic surgery.


The nature of benadryl activity and its clinical applications.


Rheumatoid arthritis; food allergy as a factor.


Oral pollen absorption demonstrated by controlled passive transfer tests.


Studies of drug sensitivity.

Studies of drug sensitivity.


Sensitivity to a specific human dander.

Sensitivity to a specific human dander.


Therapeutic effects of certain antihistamine drugs in allergic conditions; comparative study.


The effect of substitution of antistine (phenyl-benzyl-amino-methyl-imidazoline) for benadryl or pyribenzamine during the height of the ragweed pollen season.


Benadryl; intravenous use in allergy.

Benadryl; intravenous use in allergy.


Allergy as the cause of mulberry hypertrophy of the inferior turbinate.


Pediatric allergy; a critical review of recent literature.


pH studies of malignant tissues in human beings.


Tumor formation on stem fragments in vitro.


Notes on the electron microscopy of tissue sections; normal tissue.


Notes on the electron microscopy of tissue sections; neoplastic tissue.


Plasma changes in fowls with a transmissible multiple lymphoma.


Effect of adrenal cortical extract on the growth of certain mouse tumors.


Histological changes in adrenal glands of tumor-bearing mice injected with Serratia marcescens polysaccharide alone and in combination with adrenal cortical extract.


Nucleic acid content in intestine of rats after neutron radiation.


Induction of malignant tumors by methylcholanthrene in transplanted uterine cornua and cervices of mice.


On the possibility of constructing an Einthoven triangle for a given subject.


Surgical treatment of hypertensive heart disease and of heart failure of hypertension.


Further studies of the circulation with radioactive erythrocytes.


Complete transposition of the aorta and a levoposition of the pulmonary artery; clinical, physiological, and pathological findings.


Studies on the coronary circulation; the effect of shock on the heart and its treatment.


The graphic registration of basal diastolic murmurs.


Some effects on the circulation of smoking cigarettes with varying nicotine content.


EVALUATION of flake tragacanth.

EVALUATION of flake tragacanth.


The determination of aneurine (vitamin B1) in uncooked wheat products.


High accuracy and high speed pipettes and associated apparatus.


A study of the Stokes method for the assay of vitamin B6 with Neurospora sitophila M.229.


Phosphate removal in qualitative analysis.


Calcium tartrate crystals in processed cheese.


The colorimetric determination of traces of bismuth in lead.


Habits and the orthodontist.

Habits and the orthodontist.


The need for an industrial dental service in India.


Psoriasis?

Psoriasis?


Virus as possible etiologic agent of erythema multiforme exudativum, bullous type; report of a case.


Anaplastic epithelioma.

Anaplastic epithelioma.


Keratosis blennorrhagica; response to streptomycin; report of a case.


Management of emotional factors in localized neurodermatitis.


Quantitative serologic titer in post-treatment observation of early syphilis treated with penicillin.


Lichen planus in subtropical countries; study of an annular type with inverse localization (uncovered surfaces of the skin).


Granuloma pyogenicum giganteum.

Granuloma pyogenicum giganteum.


Alopecia due to metastases from adenocarcinoma of the breast; report of a case.


Contact dermatitis due to phenolphthalein.


Alopecia areata associated with refractive errors.


Familial multiple nevi flammei.

Familial multiple nevi flammei.


Reactions to sodium bismuth triglycollamate.


Melanoma.

Melanoma.


Panniculitis in a patient with diabetes.


A case for diagnosis; Schamberg's disease? disseminated angiomata? nevus tardus?


Sarcoidosis.

Sarcoidosis.


A case for diagnosis; tuberculosis cutis? syphilis? acute rosacea?


Erythrasma showing fluorescence.

Erythrasma showing fluorescence.


Dermatomyositis with calcification.

Dermatomyositis with calcification.


Ichthyosis hystrix.

Ichthyosis hystrix.


A case for diagnosis; necrobiosis lipoidica diabeticorum?


Addison's disease.

Addison's disease.


A case for diagnosis; lymphoblastoma? mycosis fungoides?


The measurement of the iodine-accumulating function of the human thyroid gland.


The validity of the electrokymographic method for measurement of diameter change of the aorta and pulmonary artery during circulatory disturbance.


Studies of the role of the liver in human carbohydrate metabolism by the venous catheter technic; normal subjects under fasting conditions and following the injection of glucose.


The effects of induced malaria, acute starvation and semi-starvation on the electrophoretic diagram of the serum protein of normal young men.


Metabolic studies on protein-depleted patients receiving a large part of their nitrogen intake from human serum albumin administered intravenously.


The cardiovascular effects of acutely induced hypothermia.


The circulatory responses to hyperthermia induced by radiant heat.


Studies in cirrhosis of the liver; relationship between plasma volume, plasma protein concentrations and total circulating proteins.


The hemodynamic effects of hypotensive drugs in man; veratrum viride.


Present status of penicillin therapy for syphilis.


The vascularisation of the human stomach; a preliminary note on the shunting effect of trauma.


Liver function in chronic alcoholic patients; the incidence of liver disease as indicated by laboratory methods and suggested screening procedure.


Gastroscopic observations in the Army with special reference to gastritis.


Pain and hyperamylasemia as early signs of carcinoma of the head of the pancreas and of the ampulla of Vater.


Description of a new gastroscope.

Description of a new gastroscope.


The use of tetraethylammonium chloride in the treatment of patients with peptic ulcer.


Argentaffine tumors of the gastro-intestinal tract; report of 11 cases.


A simple non-irritating tube for feeding purposes.


Influence of sugar upon olfactory acuity and upon the sensation complex of appetite and satiety.


Postprandial symptoms following subtotal gastrectomy for peptic ulcer and their relationship to the glucose tolerance curve.


Effects of tetraethylammonium chloride on the human gastrointestinal tract.


Intussusception in adults with small bowel tumors.


Lymphoblastoma of the small intestine; report of a case.


Primary carcinoma of the duodenum; report of a case in which malignant cells were recovered by duodenal drainage.


Primary carcinoma of the duodenal bulb mimicking duodenal ulcer.


Psychic factors affecting the course of chronic ulcerative colitis.


Study on the mechanism of picrotoxin-induced ovulation in the rabbit.


A neural factor in the mechanism by which estrogen induces the release of luteinizing hormone in the rat.


A neurogenic timing factor in control of the ovulatory discharge of luteinizing hormone in the cyclic rat.


Variables affecting the assay of testosterone propionate using the seminal vesicle response of the juvenile castrated male rat.


The administration of adrenocorticotrophic hormone to normal human subjects; the effect of the leucocytes in the blood and on circulating antibody levels.


Adreno-cortical changes in Syrian hamsters following gonadectomy.


Quantitative interference with estrogen-induced tissue growth by folic acid antagonists.


The elevation of plasma riboflavin in estrogen treated female chicks.


Interpretation of experimental results obtained with dibenamine.


Male mating behaviour shown by female rats treated with enormous doses of estrone.


Direct and transmitted X-ray effects on growth of tobacco callus in vitro.


Aging effects in Chlorella cultures.

Aging effects in Chlorella cultures.


Winter measurements of ozone over the Organ Mountains, New Mexico.


Effect of convection currents on the distribution of striae in post of optical glass.


P., R. J. Evolution of colour vision.

P., R. J. Evolution of colour vision.


SCIENTIFIC and cultural co-operation.

SCIENTIFIC and cultural co-operation.


Cross-section for nuclear disintegration produced by cosmic rays.


1:9-Cyclohexylenefluorene.


Demethylation of N:N-dimethyl-p-aminoazobenzene (butter yellow) with hydrogen peroxide.


Methylation in the study of polynucleotides.


Colour vision.

Colour vision.


Radioactive emanating power and ultrasonic treatment.


Photosynthesis in the ears of five varieties of wheat.


Oxygen uptake of Asterias embryos before hatching.


Science and development in the Pacific area.


Constitution and properties of laccase.

Constitution and properties of laccase.


Evidence of chain folding in a synthetic polypeptide and in keratin.


Structure of chitosamine.

Structure of chitosamine.


Use of dyes to determine the iso-electric point of gelatin.


Dielectric properties of the human body in the microwave region of the spectrum.


Wound extracts and their effects on the growth of hen fibroblasts.


Antibiotic activity as shown by a highly amylolytic strain of Bacillus subtilis.


Maintenance of nocturnal ionization.

Maintenance of nocturnal ionization.


POTATO virus X.

POTATO virus X.


Insecticidal properties of certain organo-phosphorus compounds.


Geographic variation of adaptive characters in Rana pipiens Schreber.


Serological evidence on lagomorph relationships.


Successional speciation in paleontology; the case of the oysters of the sellaeformis stock.


Suggestions as to quantitative measurement of rates of evolution.


Pollination systems as isolating mechanisms in angiosperms.


Sexual behavior and isolation in Drosophila; the interspecific mating behavior of species of the willistoni group.


Balanced polymorphism in Drosophila montium.


Cystographic diagnosis of placenta praevia with the aid of two radiographs.


Why are fever temperatures over 106 degrees F. rare?


The effect of roentgen radiation on the production of thoracic duct lymphocytes.


Congenital hemolytic jaundice in a Negro family.


Blood volume studies in middle-aged and elderly males.


The value of the diagnosis of poliomyelitis.


Studies upon the relation between plasma antithrombin and heparin; influence of plasma antithrombin on prothrombin time.


Effect of streptomycin on blood clotting time and prothrombin time in man.


Prognosis of pneumonia.

Prognosis of pneumonia.


The effect of liver dysfunction on the response to dicumarol.


A clinical evaluation of a new liver function test, the colloidal red test, in comparison with the thymol turbidity test.


The treatment of scleroderma.

The treatment of scleroderma.


Aureomycin in typhus and brucellosis.

Aureomycin in typhus and brucellosis.


Effect of streptomycin therapy on the bacterial flora of the throat.


Immunization of human beings with group A hemolytic streptococci.


Treatment of acute rheumatic fever with aspirin with special reference t to the biochemical changes.


Relative infectivity of blood and cerebrospinal fluid in secondary syphilis.


Penicillin in oil and beeswax in the treatment of syphilis in clinic patients.


Auricular flutter in association with myocardial infarction; its prognosis and management.


Pathogenesis of renal dysfunction during congestive heart failure.


Ulcerative colitis.

Ulcerative colitis.


Mesencephalothalamotomy for relief of intractable pain.


A method for measuring comparative velocities of the cellular and fluid components of the blood of the peripheral circulation.


Tuberculous peritonitis treated with streptomycin.


Serum complement in rheumatic fever and other conditions.


Fulminating fatal gout.

Fulminating fatal gout.


Heart block and leukemic cell infiltration of interventricular septum of heart.


Friedlander's bacillus meningitis treated with streptomycin.


Differential diagnosis of cervical lymphadenopathy.


Phytobezoar; with report of a case complicated by gastric ulcer.


Psychosomatic manifestations in eye, ear, nose and throat practice.


Acne vulgaris.

Acne vulgaris.


Acute cholecystitis; statistical study.

Acute cholecystitis; statistical study.


Epilepsy; a general survey.

Epilepsy; a general survey.


Streptomycin; report of its clinical effects in 44 patients treated for various infections of the respiratory tract.


Bacteriologic and immunologic studies on patients with hemolytic streptococcic infections as related to rheumatic fever.


Thymol turbidity test in acute infectious diseases.


Adrenal cortex and arterial hypertension.


Peripheral neuritis in periarteritis nodosa; a clinicopathologic study.


Severe hyperlipemia associated with nondiabetic pregnancy; report of a case.


Primary bronchogenic carcinoma; correlation of recent literature with 131 proved cases.


Prognosis in late syphilis.

Prognosis in late syphilis.


Liability of addiction to 6-dimethylamino-4-4-diphenyl-3-heptanone (methadon, amidone or 10820) in man; experimental addiction to methadon.


Whither medicine?

Whither medicine?


Venous thrombosis and anticoagulants.

Venous thrombosis and anticoagulants.


Subacute pancreatitis.

Subacute pancreatitis.


Report on an outbreak of influenza in the army.


Effect of pressure cooking on vitamin C content of vegetables.


Spermatolysis; a cause of male sterility.


Oro-tracheal tube introducer.

Oro-tracheal tube introducer.


Medical fitness for air travel.

Medical fitness for air travel.


The physiological bases of vagotomy.

The physiological bases of vagotomy.


Notes on experiments illustrating normal temperature regulation in young men.


Use of diparcol in parkinsonism.

Use of diparcol in parkinsonism.


Myanesin in the treatment of tetanus.

Myanesin in the treatment of tetanus.


A minor injury of the terminal phalanx.

A minor injury of the terminal phalanx.


Skull closure by acrylic plates.

Skull closure by acrylic plates.


Ankylosing spondylitis.

Ankylosing spondylitis.


Psoriatic arthritis.

Psoriatic arthritis.


Clinical and hematological findings in multiple myeloma.


Anticoagulant therapy.

Anticoagulant therapy.


Radiological aspects of recoverable regional ileitis and its relationship to Crohn's disease.


Recurrent ectopic pregnancy.

Recurrent ectopic pregnancy.


A vacina contra a gripe.

A vacina contra a gripe.


The rehabilitation of the tuberculous; social and economic aspects.


The fenestration operation for otosclerosis.


Early history of cancer.

Early history of cancer.


An unusual case of constriction ring dystocia.


Dublin surgery 100 years ago.

Dublin surgery 100 years ago.


Note on the use of radium in conjunction with surgery in gynaecology.


Cardiovascular rejectees; a follow-up study.


Physical treatment of poliomyelitis; responsibilities of the physician in general practice.


Physical treatment of backache.

Physical treatment of backache.


Physical treatment of peripheral vascular disease.


Selection of therapy for individual patients with thyrotoxicosis.


Primer on the rheumatic diseases.

Primer on the rheumatic diseases.


Active pulmonary tuberculosis together with Addison's disease successfully treated with streptomycin and adrenal cortex extract.


Acute arterial injuries.

Acute arterial injuries.


The leading causes of death among physicians.


Syndrome of salt depletion induced by a regimen of sodium restriction and sodium diuresis.


Uremia in obstructive uropathy.

Uremia in obstructive uropathy.


The use of penicillin in the ambulatory treatment of syphilis in pregnancy.


Socialized medicine.

Socialized medicine.


The treatment of alcoholism by the conditioned reflex method.


Hyperthyroidism in children.

Hyperthyroidism in children.


Multiple polyps of the duodenum.

Multiple polyps of the duodenum.


The effects of prolonged therapy with diethylstilbestrol upon the endometrium.


Treatment of congestive heart-failure.

Treatment of congestive heart-failure.


Mechanism of action of the antithyroid drugs in relation to the enzyme system of the thyroid gland; a review.


Complete rupture of the membranous urethra.


Role of diisopropyl fluorophosphonate in surgery.


Operation for severe varicose veins during pregnancy.


Suspension bar for the Davis gag.

Suspension bar for the Davis gag.


PAROXYSMAL auricular fibrillation.

PAROXYSMAL auricular fibrillation.


Intravenous procaine; a review.

Intravenous procaine; a review.


Medicine in an aging population.

Medicine in an aging population.


Hypertensive vascular disease; its clinical course, differential diagnosis, pathogenesis and treatment.


Anticoagulant therapy in chronic cardiovascular diseases.


Physical medicine in peripheral vascular diseases.


Streptomycin treatment of tuberculosis; its dosage, indications and contraindications.


Management of nontuberculous bronchopulmonary suppurations.


New trends in the treatment of bronchial asthma.


Mastery of long-term illness.

Mastery of long-term illness.


Hepatic insufficiency.

Hepatic insufficiency.


Optimism and the treatment of diabetes today.


Current methods of treating thyrotoxicosis.


Electroshock therapy for depression; report of 200 cases.


The anemic states; their causes and treatment.


Dietary needs in long-term illness.

Dietary needs in long-term illness.


Planning for long-term illness.

Planning for long-term illness.


Modern trends in the treatment of obesity.


Peptic ulcer; partial gastrectomy and an alternative.


Synthetic detergents.

Synthetic detergents.


Pulmonary insufficiency; a study of 39 cases of pulmonary fibrosis.


The pathology of the thymus in myasthenia gravis; a study of 35 cases.


The Landry-Guillain-Barré syndrome; a clinicopathologic report of 50 fatal cases and a critique of the literature.


Medical mission to Greece and Italy.

Medical mission to Greece and Italy.


Gynecomastia in association with chronic ulcerative colitis.


The kinetics of the thermal decomposition of tert-butyl propionate.


Colloid properties of some Western clays.


Surgery of the autonomic nervous system.


Multiple myeloma, plasmocytic.

Multiple myeloma, plasmocytic.


The occurrence of infection after pulmonary resection; a study of the effectiveness of sulfonamides and antibiotic agents during a 6-year period, 1942-1947.


Acquired afibrinogenemia in pregnancy.

Acquired afibrinogenemia in pregnancy.


Nitrate methemoglobinemia.

Nitrate methemoglobinemia.


Streptomycin in the treatment of Salmonella enteritis in infants.


Surgery in chronic arthritis.

Surgery in chronic arthritis.


Malignant lymphoma, reticulum-cell-sarcoma type, of testis, stomach and retroperitoneal lymph nodes.


Parenteral nutrition; clinical states of salt, water, and protein privation.


Primary carcinoma of the lung; clinical aspects.


The role of bronchoscopy in diagnosis and treatment.


Cure rate in lung cancer.

Cure rate in lung cancer.


Rehabilitation in poliomyelitis.

Rehabilitation in poliomyelitis.


The interrelationship of papilledema and polycythemia.


Leukemia, lymphosarcoma, and Hodgkin's disease.


Thyrotoxicosis.

Thyrotoxicosis.


The diagnosis of infective hepatitis and its sequelae.


Drainage of the bladder; with special reference to urethrostomy.


The ischaemic limb.

The ischaemic limb.


The phantom limb.

The phantom limb.


Cryotherapy for rosacea.

Cryotherapy for rosacea.


Political medicine.

Political medicine.


Diagnosis and treatment of trichinosis.

Diagnosis and treatment of trichinosis.


Selection of cases for Lempert fenestra nov-ovalis operation.


Digestive diseases.

Digestive diseases.


Diagnosis and treatment of gallbladder disease.


The therapeutic uses of penicillin aerosol; the application of nebulized penicillin and other aerosols in broncho-pulmonary disease.


Cafergone for relief of headache.

Cafergone for relief of headache.


The problem of adolescence.

The problem of adolescence.


The adolescent girl.

The adolescent girl.


The endocrines in adolescence.

The endocrines in adolescence.


The adolescent at work.

The adolescent at work.


Mental disorders in adolescence.

Mental disorders in adolescence.


Intracranial aneurysms.

Intracranial aneurysms.


Asphyxia neonatorum.

Asphyxia neonatorum.


Macrocytic anemia of pregnancy refractory to vitamin B12 therapy; response to treatment with folic acid; report of case.


Aureomycin studies on absorption, diffusion and excretion.


Central placenta praevia.

Central placenta praevia.


Pre-invasive cancer of the cervix; report on two cases.


Extramembranous pregnancy.

Extramembranous pregnancy.


Familial myoclonus and congenital morbus cordis.


Facial palsy, bilateral.

Facial palsy, bilateral.


Albers-Schōnberg disease.

Albers-Schōnberg disease.


Acute infective polyneuritis.

Acute infective polyneuritis.


Sarcoidosis.

Sarcoidosis.


Xanthomatosis.

Xanthomatosis.


Infective arthritis of the left hip-joint.


Tuberculous disease of the spine simulating malignancy in a male patient aged 30.


End-results of amputation of great toe and first metatarsal.


Symmetrical talipes equinovarus in identical twins.


Generalized osteopetrosis.

Generalized osteopetrosis.


Recent impressions of anaesthesia in the United States of America and in Canada.


Subpleural fibroma with hypertrophic osteo-arthropathy.


The chemotherapy of cancer.

The chemotherapy of cancer.


Management of acute cholecystitis.

Management of acute cholecystitis.


Acute intussusception due to torsion of Meckel's diverticulum; operation and recovery.


Further experience with methergine as an oxytocic.


Surgical gastro-ileostomy.

Surgical gastro-ileostomy.


I sulfamidici in terapia radicolare.

I sulfamidici in terapia radicolare.


An outline of proposed experiments and observations for the further investigation of poliomyelitis.


Spontaneous hemopneumothorax; report of two cases.


Treatment of carcinoma of the esophagus.


Results of 1000 examinations in the Bessie Dunn Miller cancer detection center.


Echinococcic cyst of the liver.

Echinococcic cyst of the liver.


Ovarian agenesis (Turner's syndrome) report of a case with post mortem findings.


Spasmodic torticollis; clinical evaluation.


Spasmodic torticollis; surgical treatment.


Post-traumatic vasothrombosis; a clinicopathologic syndrome.


Effect of glutamic acid on the intelligence of patients with mongolism.


Absence of spasm during onset of paralysis in acute anterior poliomyelitis.


Concept of refrigeration as a cause of facial paralysis.


So-called agenesia of the corpus callosum; anterior cerebral dysraphism.


Analysis of electroencephalographic findings in 40 cases of verified brain tumor; electroencephalographic findings in meningiomas.


Intravenous procaine hydrochloride in the treatment of asphyxia due to carbon monoxide; report of three treated cases and two untreated cases with electroencephalographic correlation.


Unilateral prefrontal lobotomy for relief of intractable pain; preliminary report of eight cases.


The glomus tumors (angioneuromyomas) clinical and pathologic report of a case.


Epilepsy incident to protoplasmic astrocytoma; report of a case.


The anterior perforating arterioles and their relation to the internal capsule.


Role of emotion in glaucoma.

Role of emotion in glaucoma.


Fatal aplastic anemia during anti-convulsant therapy; report of a case during phenurone therapy and following mesantoin therapy.


Developmental mechanisms in the pathogeny of schizophrenia.


Personality changes after lobotomy.

Personality changes after lobotomy.


Cardiac catheterization.

Cardiac catheterization.


Dysmenorrhea.

Dysmenorrhea.


Rat-borne diseases.

Rat-borne diseases.


Sodium and potassium in foods and waters; determination by the flame photometer.


Dietary treatment of hypertension.

Dietary treatment of hypertension.


Food habits of freshmen at Oregon State College.


Early development of the filtration operations for glaucoma.


Toxoplasmosis as a cause of congenital defects.


On which eye does glaucoma occur more frequently?


On so-called colour stereoscopy.

On so-called colour stereoscopy.


An extension of Helmholtz's theory of color vision.


Extra-foveal scotopic absolute threshold and the distribution of retinal rods.


Color discrimination and the influence of color contrast on visual acuity.


Research in the history of speech education.


Sarcoidosis involving the heart; report of case with sudden death.


Chronic inflammatory lesions of skeletal muscle in rheumatoid arthritis and in other diseases.


Plasma cell mastitis.

Plasma cell mastitis.


Viral versus toxic hepatic necrosis.

Viral versus toxic hepatic necrosis.


Hepatic heterotopy in the splenic capsule.


Mammary lipoma.

Mammary lipoma.


Developmental physiology.

Developmental physiology.


Reproduction.

Reproduction.


Liver.

Liver.


Visceral functions of the nervous system.


Bioelectric potentials in the nervous system and muscle.


Respiration.

Respiration.


The electrical activity of the brain.

The electrical activity of the brain.


The lymphatic system.

The lymphatic system.


Hearing.

Hearing.


Muscle.

Muscle.


Permeability.

Permeability.


Experiments in psychotherapy; individual social techniques.


The relation between childhood environment and the scholastic aptitude and intelligence of adults.


Adolescent prestige factors in relation to scholastic and socioeconomic variables.


The relation between the loss of a parent and progress in courtship.


An evaluation of the Bogardus scale of social distance by the method of equal-appearing intervals.


Family size and sibling age, sex, and position as related to certain aspects of adjustment.


The conditioning technique applied to a public opinion problem.


Motivation of Jewish students.

Motivation of Jewish students.


Students' concepts of fraternities and sororities.


Experimental therapy of onchocerciasis with sumarin and hetrazan.


Communicable disease in the Canadian Army.


A case of Dipylidium caninum in a child.


Schick test reaction, serum antitoxin titre and resistance to lethal doses of diphtheria toxin in guinea pigs.


Penicillin in dermatology.

Penicillin in dermatology.


Penicillin combined with other treatment in congenital syphilis.


Experimental investigations of the principles underlying dermatological calcium therapy.


Recent studies of media for the cultivation of the tubercle bacilli.


Renal neoplasms; report of successful treatment by prolonged preoperative deep X-ray therapy.


Cancer of the prostate gland; further observations on life expectancy.


First decade urology; equipment, personnel, organization, mobilization.


Hypernephroma in polycystic kidney.

Hypernephroma in polycystic kidney.


Treatment of anuria by infiltration anesthesia of the renal pedicle.


Disseminated venous angiomata; a case report.


Luetic myocarditis; observations on pathology and problem of establishing a true clinical entity.


Forme fruste of Ehlers-Danlos syndrome; report of a case with a note on the peculiarity of the musculature as illustrated by the handshake.


Undecylenic acid by mouth in the treatment of psoriasis associated with arthritis; four case reports.


Blastomycosis, Gilchrist, North American type; the first case on record successfully treated with penicillin; with a survey of the literature concerning the treatment of deep-seated mycosis by penicillin and/or sulfonamides.


Hygienic aspects of pig housing; a review.


Phosphomonesterase in bull semen.

Phosphomonesterase in bull semen.


Studies of the circulation of anesthetized patients by a new method for recording arterial pressure and pressure pulse contours.


The utility of intravenous procaine in the anesthetic management of cardiac disturbances.


Venous pressure in relation to blood volume in man.


Some observations upon the effect of certain anesthetic agents on uterine motility during labor.


On learning anaesthesia.

On learning anaesthesia.


The therapeutic uses of intravenous procaine.


Blood transfusion reactions; their etiology, prevention and treatment.


Some suggestions for the conduct of continuous spinal anaesthesia.


The use of cell suspensions to determine the cytotoxicity of local anesthetics.


The use of a staticator in lessening anesthetic explosive hazards.


Convulsions following pontocaine spinal anesthesia; report of case.


Deaths under anaesthetics.

Deaths under anaesthetics.


Clinical signs and their value to the anaesthetist.


The regeneration of legs in Rhodnius prolixus (Hempiptera).


The measurement of oxygen consumption of Daphnia by a modification of the Cartesian diver technique.


The flight of birds; the flapping cycle of the pigeon.


The physiology of sea-urchin spermatozoa; senescence and the dilution effect.


Studies on animal carotenoids; carotenoids of the brown trout (Salmo trutta Linn.).


The water-balance principle of crustacean eye-stalk extracts.


The effect of sex-hormones on the performance of a learned response.


The physiology of contractile vacuoles; the effects of short-term variations of temperature on a fresh-water peritrich ciliate.


The physiology of contractile vacuoles; temperature and osmotic stress.


Hypophyseal functions in the toad Bufo arenarum Hensel.


Persistent problems in the evolution of mind.


Primary malignant tumors of the heart; report of a case.


Castration as a therapeutic measure in cancer of the male breast.


Pentothal sodium anesthesia for operations about the head and neck; experiences with 1004 cases.


Primary plasma-cell tumors of the upper air passages and oral cavity.


Roentgentherapy of benign giant-cell tumor of bone.


Radioactive iodine; its use in studying certain functions of normal and neoplastic thyroid tissues.


Cryoglobulinemia and Raynaud's syndrome in a case of chronic lymphocytic leukemia.


Antireticular cytotoxic serum; the effect of ACS on tumor growth in rats.


The preparation and properties of the mitochondria and submicroscopic particles of normal and leukemic mouse organs.


Studies with the polarograph on the lipids of epidermis during normal and rapid growth.


Adrenal medullary tumors in mice.

Adrenal medullary tumors in mice.


Antireticular cytotoxic serum; the effect of ACS in mice with transplanted and spontaneous mammary tumors.


Antireticular cytotoxic serum; reduced incidence of spontaneous mammary cancer in R3 mice treated with ACS.


A serological study of cytoplasmic fractions from the spleens of normal and leukemic mice.


The effect of Walker carcinoma 256 on the total lipid content of rats.


The volume of cell nuclei in amputation neuromas and in neurofibromas.


Intratracheal transplantation with the Brown-Pearce carcinoma.


Arginase activity and nitrogen content in epidermal carcinogenesis in mice.


Tissue culture experiments on the biological action of methyl bis (beta-chlorethyl) amine and its hydrolysis products.


Nodular hyperplasia of thyroid glands induced by thiouracil.


Jaundice in congestive heart failure.

Jaundice in congestive heart failure.


The National Dental Health Service in Britain.


Carbohydrates in food.

Carbohydrates in food.


The excretion of biotin in the urine of psoriasis patients.


On the aetiology of epidermolysis bullosa hereditaria.


Two cases of Fox-Fordyce disease.

Two cases of Fox-Fordyce disease.


Periarteriitis nodosa.

Periarteriitis nodosa.


Observations on the structure and formation of bullae.


Dermatitis herpetiformis in an infant.

Dermatitis herpetiformis in an infant.


Construction and use of a safe diagnostic optical esophagoscope.


The pancreas; contributions of clinical interest made in 1947.


Preliminary report of a clinical trial of orally administered hog duodenum powder in the treatment of chronic ulcerative colitis.


Chronic gastritis; a study of the relation between mucosal changes and symptoms.


Analysis of 1500 routine proctosigmoidoscopic examinations.


Turbidimetric estimation of serum colloids in extrahepatic disease.


Turbidimetric estimation of serum colloids in the differential diagnosis of hepatobiliary disease.


Alterations in colonic function in man under stress; experimental production of sigmoid spasm in healthy persons.


Alterations in colonic function in man under stress; experimental production of sigmoid spasm in patients with spastic constipation.


The thiamine excretion test as a gauge of dietary adequacy.


Gastric excretion of neutral red as influenced by vagotomy.


Hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasis.

Hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasis.


Peptic ulcer in infancy; report of a case with hemorrhage and perforation.


Hormonal and vitamin factors in intestinal absorption.


Regional enteritis and amyloidosis.

Regional enteritis and amyloidosis.


Typhoid-like infection due to paracolon bacillus; report of a case successfully treated with streptomycin.


Ulcerative colitis and carcinoma.

Ulcerative colitis and carcinoma.


Reflections on ulcerative colitis.

Reflections on ulcerative colitis.


The treatment of cardiospasm.

The treatment of cardiospasm.


Quantitative studies of cell types in the rat hypophysis following unilateral adrenalectomy.


The effect of hypnotics on blood sugar and on the action of insulin.


The effect of adrenalectomy on the renal tubular reabsorption of water in the rat.


Preliminary observations on the antidiuretic substance recovered from the urines of patients with cirrhosis of the liver.


Hydrolysis of conjugated sulfates of estrogens by commercial enzyme preparation of Aspergillus oryzae.


The effects of pituitary growth hormone on the metabolism of administered amino acids in nephrectomized rats.


Involution of the adrenal cortex of rats treated with thiouracil.


The effects of induced hyper- and hypothyroidism on the response to a constant dose of pregnant mare's serum in immature male rats and mice.


The reaction of male frogs to epinephrine.


Influence of steroid hormones on granulation tissue.


Antihormone formation complicating pituitary gonadotropin therapy in infertile men, properties of the antihormones.


The quantitative relation between certain amino acids and glycogenesis as influenced by adrenalectomy and adrenal replacement.


The pregnandiol precipitation test; further observations on clinical applications and technic.


Carbohydrate metabolism in the combination of diabetes mellitus and Addison's disease, as illustrated by a case.


Corticoadrenal tumor with hypoglycemic syndrome, goiter, gynecomastia and hepatosplenomegaly.


The urinary excretion of chorionic gonadotropin by human females following parenteral administration of aqueous or beeswax solutions.


Results of prolonged medical treatment of obesity with diet alone, diet and thyroid preparations, and diet and amphetamine.


Utero-tubal persufflation curve in myxedema; effect of thyroid therapy.


The micromanipulator.

The micromanipulator.


Radioactivity of ocean sediments; concentrations of the radio-elements in marine sediments of the Southern Hemisphere.


A preliminary note on diseases of gram.

A preliminary note on diseases of gram.


Chemical investigation of the seeds of Jatropha curcas Linn.


Influence of hydroxycarboxylic acids on the reaction between alpha-naphthylamine and dichromate and alpha-naphthylamine and vanadate.


Production of mesons by electrons.

Production of mesons by electrons.


Cytochrome c1 of Yakushiji and Okuniki.

Cytochrome c1 of Yakushiji and Okuniki.


Pressor material prepared from haemoglobin.


Conversion of cholesterol to provitamin D3 in vivo.


Stopping power of liquid water for alpha-particles.


Effect of histamine on hyaluronidase activity.


A method for reducing the number of pharmacological assays.


Ciliary mechanisms in Aurelia aurita.

Ciliary mechanisms in Aurelia aurita.


Detection of elementary sulphur.

Detection of elementary sulphur.


Properties of the alpha-particle spark counter.


The Feulgen nucleal reaction.

The Feulgen nucleal reaction.


Counter pulse shape.

Counter pulse shape.


Tissue stimulators utilizing radiofrequency coupling.


Absorption corrections in X-ray studies of preferred orientation.


A rapid infra-red gas analyzer.

A rapid infra-red gas analyzer.


The scintillation counter as a proportional device.


A theory of the solenoid beta-ray spectrometer.


A magnetic ion source.

A magnetic ion source.


A simplified chronotron-type timing circuit.


Note on the preparation of beta-ray sources.


Equipment and experimental methods for interference diffusion studies.


Rejuvenation of Geiger-Mueller tubes.

Rejuvenation of Geiger-Mueller tubes.


A thyratron square wave generator.

A thyratron square wave generator.


An absorption cell and loader for use in microanalysis by infra-red spectroscopy.


Octane vapor proportional counter.

Octane vapor proportional counter.


HAND alpha-counter.

HAND alpha-counter.


Hematoxylin-neutral-red; a stain for cell inclusions and certain tissue elements.


Negative-staining of protozoa with nigrosin.


Differentiating yeast ascospores and vegetative cells.


A rapid rosin-celloidin-paraffin method for embedding tissues.


Hydrochloric acid as a fixative for root tip chromosomes.


An azocarmine stain for differential cell analysis of the rat anterior hypophysis.


The histochemical detection of iron in tissues.


The Feulgen-picric-acid block stain; additional data.


The relationship of certain descriptive factors to hypnotizability.


Wechsler's mental deterioration index in the diagnosis of organic brain disease.


The religious implications of Jung's psychology.


An exploratory study of color discrimination of children.


A discovery of remains of primitive maize in New Mexico.


Early Greek theories of sex determination.


Systematic procedures for calculating inbreeding coefficients.


Not the Philadelphia disease.

Not the Philadelphia disease.


The biologic approach to aging processes.


Senility and intestinal flora; a reexamination of Metchnikoff's hypothesis.


Intravenous glucose tolerance tests in aged males.


The serum silica concentration at various ages.


The urinary excretion of neutral 17-ketosteroids in middle-aged and old men.


Teaching geriatrics; basic principles and syllabus of course now in the 5th year.


Experimental production of a nutritional macrocytic anemia in swine.


The use of replacement transfusion in diseases other than hemolytic disease of the newborn.


Nitrogen mustard therapy in Hodgkin's disease; analysis of 50 consecutive cases.


Preparation of stabilized solutions of hemoglobin.


The effect of cobalt on the oxygen capacity and the methemoglobin content of the blood.


Without counterpart in industry; seven special problems in hospital personnel management that require tailor-made programs.


Patients A. W. O. L.; each time they leave before the medical procedures have been completed, it shows that the hospital has failed in its job.


Silent music soothes the surgical patient.


Now they dictate in comfort.

Now they dictate in comfort.


Federal hospitalization; the setting.

Federal hospitalization; the setting.


Altro goes to work to take cardiac patients off the scrap heap.


Standardization of the treatment of congestive heart failure.


The clinical management of the anemias of pregnancy.


Physiology of the menopause.

Physiology of the menopause.


The diagnosis of extra-intestinal abdominal tumors.


Angina decubitus.

Angina decubitus.


A consideration of calcium and phosphorus metabolism including the normal and pathologic physiology of the parathyroid glands.


Liver disease.

Liver disease.


Obstetrics and gynaecology old and new.

Obstetrics and gynaecology old and new.


Some aspects of hospital economy.

Some aspects of hospital economy.


Pericardiectomy for the relief of constrictive pericarditis.


Experience with ethyl carbamate in the treatment of leukemia.


Neurocutaneous syndromes.

Neurocutaneous syndromes.


A review of surgery of the stomach and duodenum for 1948.


Interauricular septal defect with mitral stenosis; the Lutembacher syndrome.


Obesity.

Obesity.


Arthrodesis of the hip joint with the aid of internal fixation; general considerations and case report.


Response of recurrent fibrosarcoma to X-ray therapy; a case report.


The hypothalamus; its structure, functions and clinical syndromes.


Schema for the diagnostic study of hospitalized patients; basic workup of a medical case.


Medicine and war.

Medicine and war.


The use of radioactive iodine in the treatment of Graves disease. Fifty patients with uncomplicated Graves' disease were treated with radioactive iodine (I(131)). Twenty-six patients who were followed for one year or longer are the basis of this report. Twenty-five are now euthyroid; only one is not completely well. The total dose of radioiodine administered varied from 0.5 to 10 millicuries. The average length of time necessary for return to a euthyroid state was from three to four months. Hypometabolism developed in three patients, and in one the signs and symptoms of myxedema developed. No other complications ensued. One patient who apparently relapsed had complete return to normal after further iodine administration. The determination of the uptake of radioactive iodine by the thyroid gland is a useful diagnostic procedure in differentiating conditions simulating hyperthyroidism.Following treatment with radioactive iodine, the thyroid gland becomes smaller, the uptake of iodine by the gland is reduced, and the level of organic iodine in the plasma becomes normal. In acute thyroiditis, in spite of a high basal metabolic rate, high content of organic iodine in the plasma and other evidences of "hyperthyroidism," the uptake of I(131) has been very low.


The diagnosis of intestinal obstruction in the newborn; a review of the literature with a report of eight additional cases. Because the clinical appearance of newborn infants having intestinal obstruction is disarmingly normal, vomiting is reason for immediate search for the cause. To this end the character of stools and meconium that are passed should be carefully observed, lest valuable time elapse before correct diagnosis is made. In three cases of volvulus observed by the authors, there was moderate to pronounced distention of the abdomen at birth-a sign which may be helpful in diagnosis. Roentgenograms are the most helpful diagnostic aid. Since the roentgenographic appearance of the normal infant abdomen differs from that of the adult, interpretations should be made with that in mind. In this connection the absence of gas shadows is significant. Although there are dangers in the use of barium in infants, early diagnosis is so important that use of the substance is justifiable if it will help in correct appraisal. The treatment is always surgical, and the procedure of choice is primary anastomosis. Proper preoperative and postoperative care and treatment, including maintenance of fluid and electrolyte balance and blood volume, are of great importance.


Hemolytic anemias recent advances in diagnosis and treatment. THE HEMOLYTIC ANEMIAS OF UNKNOWN CAUSE CAN BE SEPARATED INTO TWO MAIN GROUPS: (1) those produced by a defect in cell structure, which is usually hereditary, and (2) those due to a hemolysin of immune-body type.The hemolytic anemias associated with hypersensitivity to drugs and disease processes such as leukemia are less well understood and need further investigation. Splenectomy is the only effective treatment in congenital hemolytic jaundice and in acquired hemolytic anemia; the operation should be carried out promptly in most cases. Transfusion may be used in all varieties of hemolytic disease and is the only effective form of therapy in sickle-cell anemia and paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria.


Median nerve injuries in fractures in the region of the wrist. Injuries of the median nerve in fractures in the region of the wrist are not uncommon. Median nerve palsy is frequently the result of immobilizing the wrist in acute palmar flexion. Good reduction and immobilization of the wrist in neutral position are the best means of preventing median nerve injury. In any fracture in the region of the wrist, the status of the median, ulnar, and radial nerves should be examined before and after reduction of the fracture. The majority of patients with median nerve neuritis recover completely without operation. In some cases, the duration of the sympathetic nerve paralysis is unpredictable. Where neurological symptoms persist, neurolysis with or without sectioning of the transverse carpal ligament will improve the neurological status of the patient.


Rheumatoid (Marie-Strumpell) spondylitis; technique of examination and importance of the costal joints. Rheumatoid spondylitis in the early prodromal stage may present a complex and obscure clinical picture making diagnosis difficult. It is in this early stage that roentgen examination of the small joints of the spine will often aid in or lead to the correct diagnosis of the disease in which the classical clinical symptoms and roentenographic findings in the sacroiliac fissure have not appeared and may never appear. The changes in these small joints, particularly in the costovertebral and costotransverse joints, are less obvious and require experienced and careful interpretation, but it is to these that the roentgenologist must direct his attention if he is to be of assistance in early diagnosis. A technical procedure for this examination is presented, along with a discussion of the clinical importance of changes at this site. Demonstration of involvement of the sacroiliac joints is of diagnostic importance, but this finding is no more necessary to the diagnosis of rheumatoid spondylitis than is involvement of any other single joint of the spine. Insistence on sacroiliac involvement will often result in missed diagnosis, and has led in part to erroneous conclusions as to sex incidence of the disease.


Problems of general practice in rural California. Medical care for rural populations is an important problem facing the medical profession nationally and locally. The mechanism for solution lies in the existing American Medical Association and California Medical Association committees on rural medical service and further development of "local health councils."Additional emphasis on training of physicians for general practice is essential through medical school graduate and postgraduate periods. The problem of providing additional adequately equipped and staffed hospitals must receive much consideration.Recognizing that passiveness invites aggressive non-medical agencies to foster bureaucratic dictation inimical to the practice of medicine, the rural physician must act through medical and community organizations to correct weaknesses in the structure of medical practice.


Spontaneous pneumoperitoneum.

Spontaneous pneumoperitoneum. Spontaneous pneumoperitoneum most often occurs following ruptured peptic ulcer. In 80 to 85 per cent of cases of perforated ulcers, free intraperitoneal air is demonstrable. There have been reported three cases in which air was present without demonstrable cause, without peritoneal irritation or peritonitis. This presentation adds a fourth. Examination of a patient with acute disease of the abdomen should include not only a roentgenogram with the patient supine but films made in the left lateral decubitus position and/or upright position to demonstrate free air. The radiologist should be ready and willing to consult with the surgeon at the time of examination. Attention is called to a sign described recently by Rigler in supine films, namely, the visibility of both the inside and the outside of the intestinal lumen. Another sign in the supine film, namely the contrast of air against the peritoneal reflections, is described.


Pediatric anesthesia.

Pediatric anesthesia. Induction of anesthesia in infants and children presents many problems not present in procedures for adults. Anesthetists may better serve the patient by visiting with him on the eve of operation, not only to establish friendly relations to avoid rebellion, but to form a basis for decision as to what anesthetic agent to use and by what method it should be given. As the kind of operation and the difficulties to be expected with each are large factors in the choice of agent and technique, a number of operative situations are reviewed from this standpoint.


Otitis externa.

Otitis externa. Otitis externa is a widespread condition which may occur in many different forms. Allergic reactions, bacteria, pathologic changes secondary to seborrheic dermatitis, and fungi, singly or in association with each other, are among the causative factors considered. In the treatment of this condition, the diversity of causative factors which may be present must be recognized and evaluated; after one factor has been eliminated, another often remains to be conquered. The apparent confusion of reports regarding etiology and treatment is in fact due to confusion regarding the fundamental nature of the condition. Good results usually can be obtained by careful evaluation of the factors in each case and adaptation of treatment to the circumstances.


Observations on difficulties encountered in the serological diagnosis of brucellosis and Q fever.


Cancer of the cervix.

Cancer of the cervix.


Socio-economic problems confronting medicine.


The therapeutic use of artificially prepared radioactive isotopes.


Application of respiratory physiology in the treatment of respiratory diseases.


Tests dependent upon the detoxification of foreign substances in the liver.


Acute anoxic encephalopathy, probably due to carbon monoxide poisoning.


Some modern aspects of lymphomas and leukemias.


What the general practitioner should know about dermatology.


The diagnosis of disease arising from occupation; some special features and pitfalls.


Intussusception associated with small bowel tumors.


Lipotropic agents and sulfur-containing amino acids.


Clinical observations on the use of E.C. 110 in various types of headaches.


The status of public health in Illinois.


Laryngofissure and laryngectomy in treatment of intrinsic carcinoma of the larynx.


Regional enteritis.

Regional enteritis.


A type of anesthesia in herniorrhaphy with reference to the aged.


General principles in the treatment of tuberculosis.


Amebiasis and the proctologist.

Amebiasis and the proctologist.


Bronchogenic carcinoma of the lung.

Bronchogenic carcinoma of the lung.


The symptoms and prompt diagnosis of tumors of the genito-urinary organs.


The rational therapy of carcinoma of the cervix.


Malignant melanoma; a discussion of 65 pathologically proven cases.


The importance of allergic diseases in medicine.


The electrocardiographic changes associated with myocardial infarction.


Anticoagulants in the treatment of acute myocardial infarction and its complications.


Congenital malformations of the heart and great vessels; diagnosis and treatment.


Response of lingual manifestations of pernicious anemia to pteroylglutamic acid and vitamin B12.


Lesions of the colon.

Lesions of the colon.


Exacerbation of alloxan diabetes in mice by injection of typhoid vaccine; role of the adrenal gland.


Bacterimetric studies; blood level studies on teropterin metabolism.


A study of some factors involved in the colorimetric determination of caronamide.


Dimethylether of d-tubocurarine iodide.

Dimethylether of d-tubocurarine iodide.


Capillary fragility studies (Göthlin test) on 100 patients receiving dicumarol.


The use of urinary pigment excretion for the measurement of basal metabolic rate.


The excretion of penicillin in human milk.


The use of Russell viper venom and lecithin as thromboplastin in the estimation of prothrombin.


Hereditary angioneurotic edema, with a case report.


A protamine titration as an indication of a clotting defect in certain hemorrhagic states.


Factors influencing the production of anaphylaxis in guinea pigs with weakly antigenic protein hydrolysates.


Studies of agglutination and inhibition in two Lewis antibodies.


Hyperglycemia and glucosuria following thyroid administration in alloxan treated rats.


The occurrence of false positive trichina precipitin tests in infectious mononucleosis.


Some limitations in roentgen diagnosis.

Some limitations in roentgen diagnosis.


Factors involved in the production of flatulence.


An improved technique for the transmission of the Lansing type virus of poliomyelitis in mouse experiments.


The chronic typhoid carrier; the effect of cholecystectomy on the bacteriologic course.


An appraisal of the male North American frog (Rana pipiens) pregnancy test with suggested modifications of the original technique.


Tetraethylammonium chloride in acute arterial injury; case report.


A method for the detection of lactose in urine.


A viscosity-effusion meter for measuring the concentration of anesthetic gases.


Radical removal of uterus, vagina and rectum for far advanced carcinoma of the uterus and vagina.


A modified Loeffler's medium for cultivating Corynebacterium diphtheriae.


The general practitioner's part in the eradication of tuberculosis.


An expansile needle for the introduction of intravenous catheters.


Fungus diseases of the lungs.

Fungus diseases of the lungs.


Tuberculosis control in colleges.

Tuberculosis control in colleges.


Active pulmonary tuberculosis following negative 70 mm. film impressions in Minneapolis mass chest X-ray survey.


Immunobiologic versus exposition prophylaxis of disease in medical students, particularly tuberculosis.


Thyroid carcinoma with metastasis to the groin.


Pulmonary cripples.

Pulmonary cripples.


Tuberculous osteomyelitis of the first rib resulting in brachial plexus compression; a case report.


Tick paralysis; a discussion and case report.


Hydatidiform mole and associated chorionic lesions.


Subtrochanteric fractures of the femur.

Subtrochanteric fractures of the femur.


Benign tumors of the breast.

Benign tumors of the breast.


Determination of antibody content of lymphoid cell extracts.


Venous catheterization with polyethylene tubing.


The preparation and properties of mammalian striated myofibrils.


Disease of the scrotal contents.

Disease of the scrotal contents.


Leukemia, blast cell, probably myelocytic.


The physiologic basis for the treatment of diabetic coma.


Chronic myelogenous leukemia treated with urethane; report of a case.


Vomiting associated with pregnancy.

Vomiting associated with pregnancy.


Laboratory diagnosis of amebiasis in Memphis.


Unipolar lead electrocardiography.

Unipolar lead electrocardiography.


Boeck's sarcoid.

Boeck's sarcoid.


Diagnosis and treatment of neurosyphilis.


Benign strictures of the biliary passages.


Ovarian pregnancy.

Ovarian pregnancy.


Rate types of intra-abdominal bleeding.

Rate types of intra-abdominal bleeding.


Pre-frontal lobotomy in 80 cases.

Pre-frontal lobotomy in 80 cases.


The surgical management of the common motor anomalies.


The physician's responsibility in the diagnosis of gastric carcinoma.


Cardiac aneurysm.

Cardiac aneurysm.


Osteitis pubis.

Osteitis pubis.


Peripheral vascular disease.

Peripheral vascular disease.


Chronic thyroiditis, Hashimoto type.

Chronic thyroiditis, Hashimoto type.


Lower-nephron nephrosis.

Lower-nephron nephrosis.


The surgical risk in patients with heart disease.


The diagnosis of herniation of the lumbar intervertebral disc (nucleus pulposus).


Mesenteric commune; report of a case.

Mesenteric commune; report of a case.


Objective findings in psychosomatic dysfunction.


Conservative irradiation of the nasopharynx.


Postoperative care after ileostomy.

Postoperative care after ileostomy.


Cystic disease of liver and kidney; report of a case.


Physiologic mechanisms of psychosomatic phenomena.


The nature of the emotional states that disturb bodily function.


The psychosomatic concept in general medical practice.


The clinical management of deafness.

The clinical management of deafness.


Management and treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis with streptomycin.


The significance of symptoms and roentgen studies in urinary tract disease.


The topical treatment of lung abscess.

The topical treatment of lung abscess.


Subdural hematoma in infants.

Subdural hematoma in infants.


Preventable factors in erythroblastosis fetalis.


The national blood program.

The national blood program.


Hookworm anemia in the Philippines.

Hookworm anemia in the Philippines.


Production of acute pulmonary edema by ammonium salts.


Application of the transducer tube to the recording of the peripheral pulse.


The fate of C14-labeled palmitic acid administered intravenously as a tripalmitin emulsion.


A fat emulsion for intravenous feeding.

A fat emulsion for intravenous feeding.


Excretion of 17-ketosteroids by patients suffering from poliomyelitis.


Growth promoting activity of vitamin B12 in rats receiving thyroid substance.


Entrance of intravenously injected sucrose into the cerebrospinal fluid.


Beneficial effects of liver on growth and survival in the immature hyperthyroid mouse.


An evaluation of respiratory depression by alveolar gas changes during pentothal sodium anesthesia.


A technic for the recovery of viruses from crude feces.


Lupulon, an antibiotic extracted from the strobiles of Humulus lupulus.


Effect of autonomic blocking agents on sweat secretion in cat.


Stable, reduced desiccated streptolysin O.


Colorimetric determination of urethane as ethyl alcohol in blood.


Agglutination of sea urchin eggs and sperm by basic proteins.


Effect of glycine upon action of insulin in rabbits.


Effect of DDT on functional development of larvae of Rana pipiens and Fundulus heteroclitus.


Biochemical studies on livers of chicks receiving graded levels of pteroylglutamic acid.


Influence of pteroylglutamic acid administration upon fecal riboflavin values in human subjects.


Effect of adrenal cortical extract on the blood picture and serum proteins of fowl.


Stabilization of the thromboplastic lipid by hydroquinone.


Metabolism of isocysteine, labeled with radiosulfur (S35), in the rat.


Effect of pteroylglutamic acid on weight and alkaline phosphatase of kidneys of the mouse.


Benzene-inactivated rabies vaccine.

Benzene-inactivated rabies vaccine.


Rabies vaccine freed of the factor causing allergic encephalitis.


Antagonism between effects of P-aminosalicylic acid and salicylic acid on growth on M. tuberculosis.


Aureomycin in urinary infections due to gram negative organisms.


Effects of a quaternary amine capable of blocking functions of the autonomic nervous system.


Specificity of differential sheep cell agglutination test in rheumatoid arthritis.


Ineffectiveness of certain essential nutrients in prevention of tooth decay in cotton rat molars.


Effects of adding carbon dioxide to inspired oxygen on tolerance to high altitudes.


Tuberculostatic effect of furacin in vitro and in vivo.


Simplified indirect complement-fixation test applied to Newcastle disease immune avian serum.


Preparation and amino acid composition of salmin and clupein.


Effect of electronarcosis on level of adrenalin-like compounds in blood.


Obesity in albino mice due to single injections of goldthioglucose.


Effect of aminophylline on plasma prothrombin and Ac-globulin in dogs.


Effects of adrenoxyl on blood coagulation mechanism and vasomotor response.


Mammary cancer in castrate male mice receiving ovarian and hypophyseal grafts at various ages.


Effects of restricted feed intake in intact and ovariectomized rats on pituitary lactogen and gonadotrophin.


Assay of secretin and cholecystokinin concentrates.


Anaerobic replacement of carbon dioxide.


Magnesium and hyaluronidase inhibitor of blood serum.


Lack of effect of sodium phenosulfazole on certain experimental virus infections.


Failure of phenosulfazole in treating experimental viral infections.


Evaluation of the effect of darvisul upon infection with SK strain of virus in mice.


Behavior of the thyroid toward elements of the seventh periodic group; halogens and thiocyanates.


Water content of rat uterus and oviducts during proestrus and at end of heat.


Coproantibody response in humans following T.A.B. vaccination.


Relation of vitamin B12 to liver basophilia.


Multiplication of influenza virus in dead chick embryos.


Effect of zinc on serum alkaline phosphatase activity in patients with and without cancer.


Enhancement of growth of certain fungi by streptomycin.


Effect of in vivo addition of selected nitrofurans on acid production in human saliva.


Hypothromboplastinemia following total body irradiation.


Phosphoprotein phosphatase in rat young, embryos, and placentas.


Radiological safety in atomic warfare.

Radiological safety in atomic warfare.


Psychopathie, Neurose, Reaktion.

Psychopathie, Neurose, Reaktion.


Every doctor's office a cancer detection center.


Results of treating carcinoma of the stomach by gastrectomy.


Cancer of the rectum and colon; analysis of private cases, 1926-1946.


A simple method of applying vaginal radium.


The gastric rugae.

The gastric rugae.


A symposium on the termination of pregnancy.


Cardiac indications for therapeutic abortion.


The psychiatric indications for terminating pregnancy.


The question of therapeutic abortion in pulmonary tuberculosis.


Termination of pregnancy; Roman Catholic views.


Progressive muscular atrophies.

Progressive muscular atrophies.


Some applications of radioactive isotopes to medicine.


The practice of medicine in 14 century England.


Penetrating wounds of the knee.

Penetrating wounds of the knee.


Looking at health.

Looking at health.


Tendon transfers and arthrodeses in combined median and ulnar nerve paralysis.


Surgical approaches to the shoulder joint.


Surgical treatment of non-union of long bones.


Tuberculosis of the spine; an analysis of cases treated surgically.


Myositis ossificans in paraplegics.

Myositis ossificans in paraplegics.


Kütscher's medullary nailing.

Kütscher's medullary nailing.


Spontaneous sacro-iliac obliteration in patients with tuberculosis.


Blade-plate fixation in non-union and in complicated fractures of the supracondylar region of the femur.


The synovial membrane of the knee in pathological conditions.


Congenital dysplasia of the hip joint; relationship between congenital subluxation and congenital dislocation.


Injuries of the lateral ligaments of the ankle; a clinical and experimental study.


Aspects of physical reconditioning.

Aspects of physical reconditioning.


Some obstetrical injuries to the long bones.


Pseudarthrosis following spine fusion.

Pseudarthrosis following spine fusion.


Muscle transplantation for triceps palsy; the technique of utilizing the latissimus dorsi.


Fibrosarcoma of the tibia following chronic osteomyelitis; report of a case.


Calcification of the bursae of the knee.


Amputation for discrepancy of limb length in tuberculosis of the hip.


A successful prosthesis for sacroiliac disarticulation (hemipelvectomy).


The treatment of congenital clubfoot; 9 years' experience with a modification of the Denis Browne method and splint.


Universal splint for hip motion.

Universal splint for hip motion.


A spine retractor of simple construction.


A rigid plastic corset for arm and leg braces.


A lumbosacral support.

A lumbosacral support.


A holistic approach to the symptomatology and treatment of poliomyelitis.


On the hypersensitivity of denervated structures.


On the anatomy and physiology of the central nervous system of double-headed siblings in late embryological stage.


Severe bilateral papilledema of indeterminate etiology with report of 12 cases.


A case of pathological jealousy.

A case of pathological jealousy.


A neglected boundary of psychoanalysis.

A neglected boundary of psychoanalysis.


Schreber's delusion of the end of the world.


Anal sensations and feelings of persecution.


Experimental studies on the pathogenesis and treatment of ocular tuberculosis.


The vascular action of pilocarpine, eserine adrenaline and atropine, and their influence in primary chronic glaucoma.


Blood-vessel formation in the cornea.

Blood-vessel formation in the cornea.


Chromatic aberration of the eye and choice of tint for protective lenses (transl.).


Television; a subject for visual research.


Thrombosis of the dural sinuses.

Thrombosis of the dural sinuses.


Treatment of acute intussusception by an enema of roentgenologic contrast medium.


Electroencephalography of the newborn; studies on normal, full term infants while awake and while drowsy.


Lacuna skull and craniofenestria.

Lacuna skull and craniofenestria.


Severe erythroblastosis fetalis and icterus precox; occurrence of both diseases in the same family.


Prevalence and distribution of ossification centers in the newborn infant.


Agenesis of abdominal muscles with associated malformation of the genitourinary tract; a clinical syndrome.


A breast and bottle shy infant at 21 years of age.


BCG vaccination in Chicago.

BCG vaccination in Chicago.


Ingestion of poisons in children; a survey of 250 admissions to Children's Hospital.


Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis with a report of a case in a 15 month old child.


A case of atypical measles.

A case of atypical measles.


The stability of thiamine hydrochloride and mononitrate in parenteral vitamin B complex and iron solutions.


Isolation of oleanolic acid and ursolic acid from Thymus vulgaris, L.


Standard tolerances for pharmaceutical compounding; a basis for their establishment; liquid preparations.


The assay of relatively pure benzylpenicillin by ultraviolet absorption.


The food and Drug Administration and some import figures for crude drugs and spices during 1945-46 and 1946-47.


A chromatographic study of pyrethrum flowers.


DETERMINATION of the heavy metals and lead content of sodium alginate by various methods.


Beef, iron and wine N. F.; observations and suggestions.


Modified assay methods for crude drugs involving the removal of interfering substances by enzymatic digestion; modified assay method for belladonna root.


The antibacterial properties of cyanine.


Experiments on the constitution of umbellatine.


BENZALDEHYDE assay.

BENZALDEHYDE assay.


The synthesis of some esters of p-carboxybenzamidine.


Conductometric studies of certain salts of penicillin.


CLARITY of parenteral solutions.

CLARITY of parenteral solutions.


TOLERANCES for dry-filled ampule.

TOLERANCES for dry-filled ampule.


The synthesis of some effective antioxidants and antiseptics.


Note on the determination of estrone, equilin, and equilenin by infrared spectrophotometry.


Vitamins B1; a note on the stability of thiamine hydrochloride in aqueous solution in the presence of iodine and potassium iodide.


Influence of longitudinally applied direct current on the electrical polarity and curvature of the Avena coleoptile.


Effect of number of reinforcements on strength of approach in an approach-avoidance conflict.


The influence of oxygen tension on the respiratory rate in different segments of onion roots.


Duration of decrements in learning and retention following electroshock convulsions in the white rat.


Relationship between dominance and control of movement in goats.


Establishment of conditioned responses in chick embryos.


Apyrases in adult frog tissues.

Apyrases in adult frog tissues.


Effects of electroshock convulsions on learning and retention in rats as functions of difficulty of the task.


Analysis of Cypridina luciferin for nitrogen.


Effects of ionizing radiations on enzyme activities of yeast cells; relation between anaerobic CO2 production and colony production at intervals after X-radiation.


Qualitative food deficiency as a drive in a discrimination problem.


Effects of electroshock convulsions on retention in rats as functions of intensity of electroshock stimulus.


The hypothetical structure of luciferin.


Studies on cell enzyme systems; the effect of ferricyanide on the reaction of Cypridina luciferin and luciferase and the combining weight of luciferin.


Temperature coefficients of muscle apyrase systems.


The Prevost-Fechner-Benham subjective colors.


An extension of control group design.

An extension of control group design.


The incorporation of P32 into the nucleoproteins and phosphoproteins of the developing sea urchin embryo.


Animal hypnosis.

Animal hypnosis.


Food and resistance to disease.

Food and resistance to disease.


Sewage disposal program of the Allegheny County Sanitary Authority.


Filter paper method for suspended solids determination.


Fluoridation as practiced at Madison, Wis.


Arthrograms.

Arthrograms.


Electrokymography of the heart and great vessels; correlation with roentgenkymography in clinical case studies.


Evaluation of needle aspiration technic in breast lesions.


Diagnosis of bronchogenic carcinoma by cytologic methods.


Minimal tuberculosis; problems in roentgenologic interpretation.


Radium therapy in carcinoma of the female urethra.


Carcinoma of the thyroid gland.

Carcinoma of the thyroid gland.


Graves' disease; 25-year follow-up of cases receiving roentgen therapy.


Effects of radiation therapy on the urinary excretion of niacin and riboflavin in patients with malignant diseases; relationship to radiation sickness.


Segmental anatomy of the lung.

Segmental anatomy of the lung.


Anti-histamine ointments for skin protection in radiation therapy.


Intracranial aneurysms.

Intracranial aneurysms.


The management of hemothorax.

The management of hemothorax.


Surgical treatment of malignant lesions of the colon complicated by inflammatory reaction, fixation or obstruction.


The treatment of some common rectal conditions.


Some effects of an operation, anesthesia and composition of parenteral fluids upon the excretion of water and salt.


The management of small bowel obstruction.


The management of massive hemorrhage from the gastrointestinal tract not due to peptic ulcer.


Operative treatment of carcinoma of the distal colon and rectum.


The surgical treatment of pancreatitis.

The surgical treatment of pancreatitis.


Present concepts in surgery of the spleen.


The diagnosis and management of abdominal injury.


The selection of an operative procedure for patients with lymphogranuloma venereum of the rectum.


Treatment of perforations of the solid abdominal viscera.


Examination of the lower bowel.

Examination of the lower bowel.


Recent advances in the chemotherapy of surgical infections.


Protein nutrition in cancer.

Protein nutrition in cancer.


Laboratory diagnosis as an aid to surgery.


Value of the secretin test in surgery.

Value of the secretin test in surgery.


The differential diagnosis of spinal cord lesions.


Surgical management of tuberculosis.

Surgical management of tuberculosis.


Bronchographic anatomy of the lungs.

Bronchographic anatomy of the lungs.