Isolated scaphotrapeziotrapezoid osteoarthritis: preliminary results of treatment using a pyrocarbon implant. The scaphotrapeziotrapezoid (STT) joint is the second most common site in the wrist affected by degenerative arthritis. STT fusion has been the traditional treatment for patients with isolated STT arthritis but there are concerns about the complication rate and loss of wrist movement post-surgery. The current study presents the results of an interposition arthroplasty using a scaphoid trapezium pyrocarbon implant (STPI, BIOProfile). Ten STPI's were implanted in nine patients (mean age 66, 58-76 years) with isolated STT arthritis. The mean follow-up was 16.4 (3-35) months. Following surgery, VAS pain scores improved significantly and most patients had minimal restrictions in function, with a mean DASH score of 21. The mean wrist flexion-extension arc was 126 degrees and radioulnar deviation was 43 degrees. Mean grip strength was 82% and pinch strength 85% compared to the non-operated side. Patients were highly satisfied with the results of their surgery (mean VAS score 9.1). No surgical complications were encountered and no significant changes in carpal alignment were noted on radiographs. The results of this study suggest that STPI interposition arthroplasty may be a good alternative to STT fusion for isolated STT arthritis.


Median nerve compression secondary to lipoma arising from flexor tenosynovium: a case report. Lipomas are space-occupying lesions that may rarely be responsible for compression neuropathies. Here we report a case of a lipoma arising from flexor tenosynovium that was responsible for a sensory disturbance resulting from the compression of the median nerve in the carpal tunnel. The patient had complete relief from the neurologic symptoms six months after lipoma excision.


Intra-tendon sheath injection for trigger finger: the randomized controlled trial. The most common technique used for non-surgical treatment of trigger fingers is the direct injection of steroids into the flexor tendon sheath over the metacarpal head. However, this method causes more pian to the patient and can result in tendon rupture due to insertion of needle into the tendon. Carlson and Curtis described the mid-axial injection technique which is simple and relatively painless. We aim to compare the pain result from the injection between these two methods. The prospective randomised control trial study was designed. There were 103 trigger fingers included in the study which were divided into two groups: the conventional technique of injection (CI technique) and the mid-axial injection technique (MAI technique). The visual analogue scale for pain score had been recorded at the time of injection: one, three and six weeks. The complication after injection and the recurrent symptoms within one year were also recorded. The Student's t-test, Chi-squared and Fisher-exact analysis were used for statistical testing. The results showed that the mean VAS pain scores immediately after needle insertion were 40.19 +/- 23.3 and 48.39 +/- 26.5 in the MAI and CI technique groups, respectively. The MAI technique was less painful than the CI technique (p < 0.05). There were no complications from the injections in both methods. However, the recurrent rate seems to be higher in the conventional technique (p = 0.23). We concluded that the MAI injection technique provided less pain result than the CI technique and there were no complications from this injection technique.


Subcutaneous rupture of the flexor tendon of the little finger associated with anomalous flexor digitorum superficialis. A 59-year-old man suffered from subcutaneous rupture of the flexor tendon of the little finger associated with fracture of the hook of hamate. He could not flex his little finger completely at the distal interphalangeal joint, but incomplete flexion of the proximal interphalangeal joint was possible. Surgical exploration revealed anomaly of the flexor digitorum superficialis of the little finger, as it originated from the palmar aspect of the carpal ligament, and a small portion of the muscle belly was traversed toward the A1 pulley over the profundus tendon and then it ran into the A1 pulley as a normal superficialis tendon. The flexor digitorum superficialis of the little finger is well known to show variations, but our case is extremely rare, and furthermore there are no reports in the available literatures about the function of this anomalous muscle.


Monostotic fibrous dysplasia of the middle phalanx. A 14-year-old male presented with a spindle shape deformity of the right middle finger. X-ray examination showed a lobulated lesion with a "ground glass" appearance, and expanding and thinning of the dorsal cortex of the middle phalanx. Curettage of the lesion and autologous bone graft was performed. Histological examination proved the lesion fibrous dysplasia. Two years after the surgery, X-ray examination showed consolidation of the grafted bone and no recurrence.


Neglected fracture dislocation of the second and third carpometacarpal joints: a case report. We report a rare case of neglected fracture dislocation of the second and third carpometacarpal joints, which was treated by arthrodesis of the involved joints.


Persistent posterolateral rotatory subluxation of the elbow in cubitus varus: a case report. A 23-year-old woman who had an episode of elbow injury which was treated cast immobilisation in childhood with residual cubitus varus sustained a posterior fracture dislocation of the same elbow. She was treated with closed reduction. Six months later, however, her elbow became stiff, and a persistent posterolateral rotatory subluxation was noted. Operations were performed in two steps; first, the radial head, which was subluxed posteriorly, was reduced and the lateral collateral ligament complex was reconstructed, and second, the stiff elbow was mobilised. Two years after the first surgery, the function of the elbow was satisfactorily recovered.


A large intra-articular loose body in the metacarpophalangeal joint of the middle finger mimicking a calcified tumorous lesion: a case report. We will report on a case with a large intra-articular loose body in the metacarpophalangeal (MP) joint of the middle finger in a 30-year-old-male, which was mimicking a calcified tumourous lesion adjacent to the palmar side of the metacarpal head. It was easily removed through the palmar approach.


Ulnar styloid triquetral impaction.

Ulnar styloid triquetral impaction. Ulnar styloid triquetral impaction (USTI), one of many causes of ulnar sided wrist pain, is a pathological entity with clear clinical and radiographic features, distinct and different from the impaction of the ulnar head against the lunate or ulno-carpal impaction (UCI). Pain is ulnar and point-tenderness is present precisely over the ulnar styloid as opposed to the proximal lunate in UCI. The provocative maneouvre of dorsiflexion in pronation followed by supination is markedly different from the ulnar deviation grind test maneouvres used to diagnose UCI. Multiple anatomical and pathological features interplay to produce a situation in which the distance between the tip of the ulnar styloid and the triquetrum is reduced resulting in USTI. The concept of ulnar styloid variance is introduced and anatomical variations of ulnar styloid length are demonstrated. The clinical and radiographic features of 56 patients diagnosed with USTI were analysed. One thousand standardised film-file wrist radiographs were measured to determine the average length of the ulnar styloid in the population as well as the average projection of the styloid above the radius (ulnar styloid variance). An aetiological classification system for USTI was developed based on the clinical and radiographic features of the aforementioned patients and radiographs. The causes of this syndrome are often complex and classification of the aetiological features is clinically useful. It is important for physicians and surgeons to recognise the clinical and radiographic features of this syndrome in order to properly manage the symptoms and prevent an iatrogenic production of USTI.


Treatment of scaphoid nonunion using volar biconcave cancellous bone grafting. We report the results of 28 patients with scaphoid nonunion treated with curettage and biconcave cancellous bone grafting from the distal radius using a volar approach and pin fixation. This study consisted of 28 patients (24 males and 4 females). The mean age at surgery was 28 years. The mean interval from injury to surgery was 22 months. The mean follow-up period was 20 months. By Russe classification, there were 6 distal third nonunions, 19 middle third nonunions and 3 proximal third nonunions. We reviewed final function and radiographic appearance. Bony union was achieved in all cases. Pins were removed at a mean of 7 weeks after surgery. Post-activity pain resolved in all cases. Mean wrist extension was 79 degrees and mean flexion 77 degrees. Mean grip strength was 35.8 kgf. The mean postoperative radio-lunate angle was 4.9 degrees (-21-28.8) compared to -5.9 degrees (-37.5-17.5) preoperatively. No complications were encountered. Our procedure is straightforward and not technically demanding. An STT arthrotomy is not necessary and the technique allows for concurrent correction of carpal instability. Bony union was achieved in all cases with no complications.


Integrating image quality in 2nu-SVM biometric match score fusion. This paper proposes an intelligent 2nu-support vector machine based match score fusion algorithm to improve the performance of face and iris recognition by integrating the quality of images. The proposed algorithm applies redundant discrete wavelet transform to evaluate the underlying linear and non-linear features present in the image. A composite quality score is computed to determine the extent of smoothness, sharpness, noise, and other pertinent features present in each subband of the image. The match score and the corresponding quality score of an image are fused using 2nu-support vector machine to improve the verification performance. The proposed algorithm is experimentally validated using the FERET face database and the CASIA iris database. The verification performance and statistical evaluation show that the proposed algorithm outperforms existing fusion algorithms.


Non-linear global optimization via parameterization and inverse function approximation: an artificial neural networks approach. In this article, a novel technique for non-linear global optimization is presented. The main goal is to find the optimal global solution of non-linear problems avoiding sub-optimal local solutions or inflection points. The proposed technique is based on a two steps concept: properly keep decreasing the value of the objective function, and calculating the corresponding independent variables by approximating its inverse function. The decreasing process can continue even after reaching local minima and, in general, the algorithm stops when converging to solutions near the global minimum. The implementation of the proposed technique by conventional numerical methods may require a considerable computational effort on the approximation of the inverse function. Thus, here a novel Artificial Neural Network (ANN) approach is implemented to reduce the computational requirements of the proposed optimization technique. This approach is successfully tested on some highly non-linear functions possessing several local minima. The results obtained demonstrate that the proposed approach compares favorably over some current conventional numerical (Matlab functions) methods, and other non-conventional (Evolutionary Algorithms, Simulated Annealing) optimization methods.


Evolutionary optimization of sequence kernels for detection of bacterial gene starts. Oligo kernels for biological sequence classification have a high discriminative power. A new parameterization for the K-mer oligo kernel is presented, where all oligomers of length K are weighted individually. The task specific choice of these parameters increases the classification performance and reveals information about discriminative features. For adapting the multiple kernel parameters based on cross-validation the covariance matrix adaptation evolution strategy is proposed. It is applied to optimize the trimer oligo kernels for the detection of bacterial gene starts. The resulting kernels lead to higher classification rates, and the adapted parameters reveal the importance of particular triplets for classification, for example of those occurring in the Shine-Dalgarno Sequence.


GPS receivers timing data processing using neural networks: optimal estimation and errors modeling. The Global Positioning System (GPS) is a network of satellites, whose original purpose was to provide accurate navigation, guidance, and time transfer to military users. The past decade has also seen rapid concurrent growth in civilian GPS applications, including farming, mining, surveying, marine, and outdoor recreation. One of the most significant of these civilian applications is commercial aviation. A stand-alone civilian user enjoys an accuracy of 100 meters and 300 nanoseconds, 25 meters and 200 nanoseconds, before and after Selective Availability (SA) was turned off. In some applications, high accuracy is required. In this paper, five Neural Networks (NNs) are proposed for acceptable noise reduction of GPS receivers timing data. The paper uses from an actual data collection for evaluating the performance of the methods. An experimental test setup is designed and implemented for this purpose. The obtained experimental results from a Coarse Acquisition (C/A)-code single-frequency GPS receiver strongly support the potential of methods to give high accurate timing. Quality of the obtained results is very good, so that GPS timing RMS error reduce to less than 120 and 40 nanoseconds, with and without SA.


New criteria of almost periodic solution for bam neural networks with delays and impulsive effects. This paper presents some sufficient conditions for the existence and global exponential stability of the almost periodic solution for impulsive bi-directional associative memory neural networks with time-varying delays by using Lyapunov functional and Gronwall-Bellmans inequality technique. Comparing with known literatures, the results of this paper are new and they complement previously known results.


Stability analysis of impulsive Cohen-Grossberg neural network with unbounded discrete time-varying delays. In this paper, the impulsive Cohen-Grossberg neural network with unbounded discrete time-varying delays is considered. By using the analysis method and inequality technique, several sufficient conditions are obtained to ensure the global exponential stability of the addressed neural network. These results generalize the existing relevant stability results. Two examples with simulations are given to show the effectiveness of the obtained results.


L(p) approximation capabilities of sum-of-product and sigma-pi-sigma neural networks. This paper studies the L(p) approximation capabilities of sum-of-product (SOPNN) and sigma-pi-sigma (SPSNN) neural networks. It is proved that the set of functions that are generated by the SOPNN with its activation function in $L_{loc};p(\mathcal{R})$ is dense in $L;p(\mathcal{K})$ for any compact set $\mathcal{K}\subset \mathcal{R};N$, if and only if the activation function is not a polynomial almost everywhere. It is also shown that if the activation function of the SPSNN is in ${L_{loc};\infty(\mathcal{R})}$, then the functions generated by the SPSNN are dense in $L;p(\mathcal{K})$ if and only if the activation function is not a constant (a.e.).


Asymptotic stability of delay-difference system of hopfield neural networks via matrix inequalities and application. In this paper, we derive a sufficient condition for asymptotic stability of the zero solution of delay-difference system of Hopfield neural networks in terms of certain matrix inequalities by using a discrete version of the Lyapunov second method. The result is applied to obtain new asymptotic stability condition for some class of delay-difference system such as delay-difference system of Hopfield neural networks with multiple delays in terms of certain matrix inequalities. Our results can be well suited for computational purposes.


Exhaled NO and iNOS expression in sputum cells of healthy, obese and OSA subjects. Obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) is associated with airways inflammation; a key role in this regard seems to be played by nitric oxide (NO). The aim of this study was to measure exhaled NO and expression of its enzyme, the inducible nitric oxide synthase (iNOS) in cells of induced sputum in OSA patients and in obese subjects without sleep apnoea and to correlate these inflammatory markers with severity of OSA. We enrolled 18 obese patients with OSA (10 men, age 48.2 +/- 8.4 years), 15 obese patients without OSA (eight men, age 52.8 +/- 11 years) and 10 healthy subjects (five men, age 42 +/- 4 years). Exhaled NO was measured using a chemiluminescence analyser; iNOS expression was measured in the sputum cells by immunocytochemistry. Exhaled NO resulted significantly increased in OSA and in obese patients (23.1 +/- 2.1 and 17.9 +/- 2.1 p.p.b.) than in healthy subjects (7.2 +/- 0.6 p.p.b.; P < 0.001). OSA and obese patients showed a higher percentage of neutrophils and a lower percentage of macrophages in the induced sputum compared to healthy subjects. In addition, OSA and obese patients showed higher iNOS expression in neutrophils and in macrophages with respect to healthy subjects. A positive correlation between exhaled NO, iNOS expression and AHI was observed. These data confirm the presence of airway inflammation in OSA and in obese patients, and suggest the possible role for NO and iNOS expression in neutrophils of the induced sputum as noninvasive markers to identify and monitor the airway inflammation in these subjects.


ESBES-6. Proceedings of the 6th European Symposium on Biochemical Engineering Science, August 2006, Salzburg, Austria.


Proceedings and abstracts of the 3rd European Clinical Symposium on Tissue Engineering and Bone Regeneration, 14-16 September 2006.


Bariatric surgery and mortality.

Bariatric surgery and mortality.


Combination antidepressants: safe practice, internationally aware clinicians and 'alarmed' academics.


Great title, wrong book.

Great title, wrong book.


"Lung impedance measurements are/are not more useful than simpler measurements of lung function in animal models of pulmonary disease".


Gynecomastia.

Gynecomastia.


Proceedings of the International Symposium on Occupational and Environmental Allergy and Immune Diseases, 17-19 September 2005, Kumamoto City, Japan.


Emergency contraception.

Emergency contraception.


Promoting lifestyle change to cancer survivors.


Lethal injection opponents use AVMA euthanasia guidelines to make their case.


Weight loss outcome after silastic ring Roux-en-Y gastric bypass: five years of follow-up. An underlying major aim of bariatric surgery is weight loss and its long-term maintainance. In spite of this, most studies regarding weight loss after surgical treatment of morbid obesity, show 3-year follow-up results. We evaluated the effectiveness of Silastic ring Roux-en-Y gastric bypass (SR-RYGBP) in promoting significant weight loss after a 5-year follow-up at the Londrina State University Hospital. From May 1999 to December 2000, 211 morbidly obese patients were submitted to SR-RYGBP, by the same surgical team. The study's design was longitudinal, prospective and descriptive. The analysis of postoperative ponderal decrease was based on excess weight loss in percentage (%EWL) and the calculation of the BMI. Therapeutic failure was considered when patients lost <50% of excess weight at 2-years follow-up. Patient loss to follow-up loss was 13%; therefore 183 patients were included in this study. The average global EWL was: 67.6% +/- 14.9 at the first postoperative year; 72.6% +/- 14.9 at the second year; and 69.7% +/- 15.1 in the fifth postoperative year. Surgical treatment failure occurred in 12 patients (6.5%) during the 5-year follow-up. SR-RYGBP was effective in promoting and maintaining weight loss in the long-term, with a low failure rate.


Laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy--influence of sleeve size and resected gastric volume. Although the efficacy of laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy (LSG) for morbidly obese patients with a BMI of <50 kg/m2, the incidence of weight gain by change of eating behaviors, and gastric dilatation following LSG have not been investigated thus far, LSG is becoming more common as a single-stage operation for the treatment morbid obesity. This is a prospective study of the initial 120 patients who underwent isolated LSG. Initially, the LSG was performed without a calibration tube and resulted in high sleeve volumes (group 1: n=25). In group 2 (n=32), a calibration tube of 44 Fr and in group 3 (n=63) a calibration tube of 32 Fr were used. The study group consists of 101 patients with high BMI who were scheduled for a two-step LBPD-DS, but rejected the second step after 1 year. Study endpoints include estimated sleeve volume, volume of removed stomach, operative time, complication rates, length of hospital stay, changes in co-morbidity, percentage of excess BMI loss (%EBL) and changes in BMI (kg/m2). All 3 groups were comparable regarding age, gender, and co-morbidities. There was no hospital mortality, but there was one case of late mortality (0.8%). 2 early leaks (1.7%) were seen. % excess BMI loss was significantly higher for patients who underwent LSG with tube calibrations. LSG with large sleeve volume showed a slight weight gain during 5 years of observation. A total of 16 patients (13.3%) underwent a second stage procedure within a period of 5 years (2 redo-sleeves, 7 LBPD-DS, 3 LRYGBP). Early weight loss results were not different between the groups, but after 2 years the more restrictive LSG (groups 2, 3) results were significantly better than in patients without calibration. A removed gastric volume of <500 cc seems to be a predictor of failure in treatment or early weight regain. A statistically significant improved health status and quality of life were registered for all groups. The general introduction of LSG as a one-stage restrictive procedure in the bariatric field can be considered only if the procedure is standardized and long-term results are available.


Postoperative morbidity of biliopancreatic diversion depending on common limb length. Laparoscopic gastric bypass, currently the most popular surgical method for bariatric therapy, have proved to be effective in weight loss, but some matters regarding its long-term efficacy for super-obese patients (BMI >50 kg/m2) have arisen. Biliopancreatic diversion (BPD) is a complex technique that has shown good results in the treatment of the super-obese patient. We analyze our >5 years results, evaluating weight loss, morbidity and mortality of this operation, depending on the length of the common and alimentary limbs. We studied two series of patients: 150 patients with BPD of Scopinaro (50-200 cm) and 70 patients with modified BPD (75-225 cm). The results have been analyzed in terms of weight loss, co-morbidity improvement, and postoperative morbidity using BAROS. Range of follow-up is 1-12 years. Weight loss was slightly higher for the Scopinaro group than for the Modified group but with no significant difference. There was more prevalence of malnutrition and of iron deficiency in the Scopinaro group (16% and 60%) than in the modified group (2% and 40%), with similar postoperative morbidities. The modified BPD method (75-225 cm) shows long-term effectiveness in weight loss and comorbidity improvement for super-obesity. Proteins, vitamins and oligoelement deficits appear distant in time, and thus it is necessary to maintain strict followup of these patients and supplement against deficiencies for the rest of their lives.


Patient privacy and Latin.

Patient privacy and Latin.


Development of a porcine Roux-en-Y gastric bypass survival model for the study of post-surgical physiology. Rodents have been used to examine physiologic changes after bariatric surgery, but differences in gastric/vagal anatomy may limit their utility. Swine may be a more appropriate animal model because of anatomic and physiologic similarities to humans. The aim of this study was to establish a survival model of Roux-en-Y gastric bypass (RYGBP) in swine and to evaluate its potential in studies of physiology. 13 miniature swine, 5 Yucatan [26.4 +/- 1.6 kg], 4 Hanford [28.3 +/- 0.6 kg] and 4 other breed [54.9 +/- 6.2 kg] underwent open RYGBP, and were kept alive to 30 (n=4), 60 (n=1) or 90 (n=2) postoperative days. 4 early animals had staple-line leakage within 7 days from surgery and 1 animal experienced unmanageable pain at 42 days after surgery. One animal experienced immediate cardiopulmonary collapse. 58% of animals survived to their projected endpoint. Necropsy of 1 animal at its 90-day endpoint revealed a gastro-gastric fistula. Anatomic features in swine that differ from humans, such as thick perigastric membranes, required adjustment to the standard RYGBP technique used in humans to achieve satisfactory results. Caloric intake decreased in some but not all animals, and was linked to feeding regimen. By postoperative day 30, animals weighed 5.7-29.1% less than their projected, non-operative weight. Serum assays of ghrelin and PYY were conducted, with results consistent with the procedure. The use of swine as a model for bariatric surgery has promise, but also has associated pitfalls that must be addressed for this to be an effective model.


The health-related quality of life of obese persons seeking or not seeking surgical or non-surgical treatment: a meta-analysis. This meta-analysis examined differences in health-related quality of life (HRQoL) between seekers of surgical and non-surgical treatment, and non-treatment seekers, over and above differences that are explained by weight, age, and gender. Our literature search focused on the 'Impact of Weight on Quality of Life-Lite' (IWQOL-Lite) and the 'Short Form-36' (SF-36) questionnaires. Included were studies published between 1980 and April 2006 providing pre-treatment descriptive statistics of adult overweight, obese or morbidly obese persons. Excluded were elderly and ill patient groups. 54 articles, with a total number of nearly 100,000 participants, met the inclusion criteria. Persons seeking surgical treatment demonstrated the most severely reduced HRQoL. IWQOL-Lite scores showed larger differences between populations than SF-36 scores. After adjustment for weight, the population differences on the IWQOL disappeared. In contrast, the differences on the SF-36 between the surgical treatment seeking population and the other populations were maintained after adjustment for weight. The IWQOL-Lite questionnaire predominantly reflects weight-related HRQoL, whereas the SF-36 mostly reflects generic HRQoL that is determined by both weight and other factors. Our meta-analysis provides reference values that are useful when explaining or evaluating obesity-specific (IWQOL-Lite) or generic (SF-36) HRQoL, weight, and demographic characteristics of obese persons seeking or not seeking surgical or non-surgical treatment.


Implications of altered gastrointestinal motility in obesity. The onset of obesity occurs as a result of an imbalance between nutrient consumption/absorption and energy expenditure. Gastrointestinal (GI) motility plays a critical role in the rate of consumption of foods, digestion, and absorption of nutrients. Various segments of the GI tract coordinate in a complex yet precise way, to control the process of food consumption, digestion, and absorption of nutrients. GI motility not only regulates the rates at which nutrients are processed and absorbed in the gut, but also, via mechanical and neurohormonal methods, participates in the control of appetite and satiety. Altered GI motility has frequently been observed in obese patients, the significance of which is incompletely understood. However, these alterations can be considered as potential contributing factors in the development and maintenance of obesity and changed eating behavior. Therapies aimed at regulating or counteracting the observed changes in GI motility are being actively explored and applied clinically in the management of obese patients.


Use of a Roux limb to correct esophagogastric junction fistulas after sleeve gastrectomy. Laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy (LSG) can be complicated, in the early postoperative course, by an esophagogastric junction (EGJ) leak with very serious consequences. A 48-year-old woman developed an EGJ leak 3 days after LSG surgery and was treated with conservative measures. Finally, 6 weeks after the original surgery, a Roux limb was brought to the EGJ and anastomosed side-to-end to the fistula. At the beginning, the Roux limb was the only functioning outlet and finally, 2 months later, both pathways (the gastric sleeve and the Roux-en-Y) are patent at 3 months after surgery. The Roux limb resolved a dangerous EGJ leak after a LSG.


Percutaneous gastric drainage as a treatment for small bowel obstruction after gastric bypass. The authors report the case of a patient who developed small bowel obstruction after laparoscopic gastric bypass. Imaging revealed an obstruction at the enteroenterostomy resulting in dilation of the bypassed stomach and proximal small bowel. The bypassed stomach was percutaneously drained using CT guidance, leading to resolution of the small bowel obstruction. Biliopancreatic limb obstructions can be successfully treated non-operatively after gastric bypass.


Sterol content of the interstitial gland and corpora lutea of the rat, guinea pig and rabbit ovary during pregnancy, parturition and lactation.


The early development of the hypoglossal musculature in the cat.


Malformations in the genito-urinary tract induced by maternal vitamin A deficiency in the rat.


Pigment, lipids, and other substances in the glands of the external auditory meatus of man.


Localization and role of nucleic acids in the developing rat ovary.


A comparison of the skeletal effects of estrogenic hormone in vitamin C depleted young and old guinea pigs.


The innervation of the elbow joint.

The innervation of the elbow joint.


The affinity of syncytium, fibrin and fibrinoid of the human placenta for acid and basic dyes under controlled conditions of staining.


An unusual anomalous blood vessel connecting the renal and internal spermatic arteries.


A study of the distribution of sensory and motor fibers in the lumbosacral plexus and in the thoracic nerves of the cat.


The histologic structure of the lymph node capsule at the hilum.


Development of bone from transplanted marrow in mice.


Significance of placental and birthweight ratios.


A new type of hereditary harelip in the house mouse.


Valvular action in the embryonic chick heart by localized apposition of endocardial masses.


Growth inhibition in the skin induced by parenteral administration of adrenocorticotrophin.


Growth inhibition in the skin following direct application of adrenal cortical preparations.


Implantation of tumors in the hind limb field of the embryonic chick and the developmental response of the lumbosacral nervous system.


Glycogen and carbohydrate-protein complexes in the ovary of the white rat during the oestrous cycle.


Chromosomes in Opalinidae (Protozoa, Ciliata) with special reference to their behavior, morphology, individuality, diploidy, haploidy, and association with nucleoli.


Experiments on the development of the amnion in the chick.


The morphogenesis of the tracheal system of Sciara.


A study of the blood of some Crustacea.

A study of the blood of some Crustacea.


The Tepehuan, and the other aborigines of the Mexican Sierra Madre Occidental.


Bacterium agarogenes.

Bacterium agarogenes.


The analysis of covariance.

The analysis of covariance.


An experimental design used to estimate the optimum planting date for cotton.


On the use of parallel or nonparallel systems of transformed curves in bioassay; illustration in the quantitative complement-fixation test.


Biometry.

Biometry.


Role of genes and their relationship to extrachromosomal factors in the development of mammary gland tumours in mice.


Genetically determined differences in hormone production a possible factor influencing the susceptibility to mammary cancer in mice.


Mammary tumour inducing factor and genetic constitution.


The significance of studies with transplanted tumours.


Genetic studies on leukaemia in mice.

Genetic studies on leukaemia in mice.


The plasmagene theory of the origin of cancer.


Infective transformations of cells.

Infective transformations of cells.


Heredity in human cancer.

Heredity in human cancer.


Twin studies and other genetical investigations in the Danish Cancer Registry.


Family histories of 459 patients with cancer of the breast.


CANCER rehabilitation.

CANCER rehabilitation.


Spectrophotometric determination of acetaldehyde in mono-vinyl acetate.


Corticotropin, a pigment from the mycelium of a mycorrhizal fungus.


Tuberculostatic derivatives of rho-aminobenzoic acid; esters and amides of 4-aminosalicylic acid.


A spectrophotometric method for the simultaneous determination of myoglobin and hemoglobin in extracts of human muscle.


Szilard-Chalmers reaction on antimony.

Szilard-Chalmers reaction on antimony.


A new daylight-device for titrations.

A new daylight-device for titrations.


Methylpyrazolonethiocarbamide and aromatic halogene ketones.


Minimal protein requirement for growth in the rat.


Oxygen production by illuminated chloroplasts suspended in solutions of oxidants.


Enzymatic hydrolysis of soybean protein.


Sulfur balance indexes of casein in adult dogs with and without addition of DL-methionine.


The effect of furacin (5-nitro-2-furaldehyde semicarbazone) on the metabolism of bacteria.


Assimilation of tracer carbon in the alga Scenedesmus.


Isotopic analysis of the oxygen evolved by illuminated chloroplasts in normal water and in water enriched with O18.


The metabolism of ether acids.

The metabolism of ether acids.


The inhibition by amidone 1,3 of pyruvate and succinate oxidation by rat brain and the reversal of the inhibition by boiled yeast extract.


Protochlorophyll, precursor of chlorophyll.


Identification and estimation of pentoses in the presence of glucose.


Alkali conjugation of the unsaturated fatty acids.


Replacement of CO2 in heterotrophic metabolism.


Studies on glycolysis of brain preparations; affinity of hexokinase for glucose and fructose.


Fixation of atmospheric CO2 in the dark by leaves of Bryophyllum.


Biochemical studies on the whole and fractionated thymus of rats injected with beta-chloroethyl vesicants.


Glycolysis in tumor homogenates.

Glycolysis in tumor homogenates.


An investigation of the biological behavior of the sulfur analogue of choline.


Compounds related to dimethylthetin as sources of labile methyl groups.


Biosynthesis of penicillins; studies with new biosynthetic penicillins on penicillin resistance.


The role of tryptophan in the nutrition of dogs on nicotinic acid-deficient diets.


Further studies on the effect of some amino acids on the growth and nicotinic acid storage of rats on low casein diets.


The nicotinic acid content of tissues of rats on corn rations.


The assay of animal tissues for respiratory enzymes; conditions for oxalacetate oxidation in whole homogenates.


Inhibition of succinic dehydrogenase by oxalacetate.


Xanthine oxidase and tyrosinase in the livers of chicks receiving graded levels of dietary pteroylglutamic acid.


Calcification of teeth; composition in relation to blood and diet.


A method of assay for cytidine and uridine by means of a pyrimidine-deficient strain of Neurospora.


Purine and pyrimidine antagonism in a pyrimidine-deficient mutant of Neurospora.


Growth and lipotropism; the effects of dietary methionine, cystine, and choline in the young white rat.


Growth and lipotropism; the effect of supplementary cystine, methionine, and choline in low protein diets.


The vitamin B6 group, distribution of pyridoxal, pyridoxamine, and pyridoxine in some natural products.


A microbiological method for the determination of adenine.


Immunological and electrophoretic studies on human gamma-globulins.


The biochemistry of the metabolic fecal protein nitrogen.


The ammonia and glutamine content of the brain.


Biotin and fat-soluble materials with biotin activity in the nutrition of mosquito larvae.


Tissue proteins and carcinogenesis; the effect of carcinogenic azo dyes on liver proteins.


Separation and determination of the amylose and amylopectin fractions of starch.


Serum vasoconstrictor, serotonin; chemical inactivation.


The incorporation of acetate and butyrate carbon into rat liver glycogen by pathways other than carbon dioxide fixation.


Influence of testosterone propionate on the plasma and liver proteins of hypothyroid rats.


Synthesis and determination of lycomarasmin activity of some derivatives of aspartic acid.


The influence of pteroylglutamic acid on nucleic acid synthesis in Lactobacillus casei.


Oxybiotin metabolism in the chick; deposition of oxybiotin in tissues.


Synthesis of carbonyl-labeled pyruvic acid.


Oxybiotin metabolism in the chick; oxybiotin and biotin balance studies.


On the metabolic fate of pyruvamide and acetamide.


Naphthoquinone antimalarials; antisuccinate oxidase activity.


Naphthoquinone antimalarials; relative antirespiratory activities (Plasmodium lophurae).


The nicotinic acid, riboflavin, d-amino acid oxidase, and arginase levels of the livers of rats on a protein-free diet.


The degradation of l-lysine in guinea pig liver homogenate; formation of alpha-aminoadipic acid.


The degradation of alpha-aminoadipic acid in guinea pig liver homogenate.


A study of conditions for Kjeldahl determination of nitrogen in proteins; description of methods with mercury as catalyst, and titrimetric and gasometric measurements of the ammonia formed.


Determination of protein in urine by the biuret method.


Substitutes for saponin in the determination of oxygen and carbon monoxide of blood.


Interactions of quaternary ammonium compounds and proteins; a simple method for the rapid estimation of urinary protein concentrations with alkyldimethylbenzylammonium compounds.


Use of the hypobromite reaction for the estimation of ammonia plus urea nitrogen in urines containing large amounts of protein; the reaction of alkaline hypobromite with proteins.


The use of Lactobacillus leichmannii in the microbiological assay of the animal protein factor.


Concerning the mechanism of the mammalian conversion of tryptophan into nicotinic acid.


The effect of dissociation in Lactobacillus lactis cultures on the requirement for vitamin B12.


Response of Lactobacillus leichmannii 313 to the antipernicious anemia factor.


The site of conversion of carotene to vitamin A.


2,6-Diaminopurine, a precursor of nucleic acid guanine.


Glutamine and the growth of Staphylococcus aureus.


The participation of inorganic pyrophosphate in the reversible enzymatic synthesis of diphosphopyridine nucleotide.


Relation of vitamin B12 to the growth factor present in cow manure.


On the classical theory of particles.

On the classical theory of particles.


An investigation of some recently reported adjuncts to oral surgery.


Aspects of general anaesthesia in dentistry.


Regional dental health conditions.

Regional dental health conditions.


Surgical principles applied to dentistry.


Headache and facial pain.

Headache and facial pain.


Tinea capitis, benefited by an iodine ointment.


The surgical removal of teeth.

The surgical removal of teeth.


Stasis ulcers of the legs.

Stasis ulcers of the legs.


A case for diagnosis; mycosis fungoides? psoriasis? Para-psoriasis? erythema multiforme?


Mycosis fungoides.

Mycosis fungoides.


Papular urticaria.

Papular urticaria.


Superficial lupus vulgaris.

Superficial lupus vulgaris.


Arsenical exfoliative dermatitis treated with BAL.


Epidermodysplasia verruciformis.

Epidermodysplasia verruciformis.


Sensitization dermatitis from scottissue towels.


Hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasis treated with rutin.


A case for diagnosis; dermatitis repens?


A case for diagnosis; lichen planus?

A case for diagnosis; lichen planus?


Dermatitis herpetiformis.

Dermatitis herpetiformis.


Moniliasis cutis.

Moniliasis cutis.


Sensitization dermatitis to mazon ointment.


Disseminated lupus erythematosus.

Disseminated lupus erythematosus.


A case for diagnosis; morphea type of epithelioma?


Acrodermatitis atrophicans chronica.

Acrodermatitis atrophicans chronica.


Necrobiosis lipoidica diabeticorum without diabetes.


A case for diagnosis; neoarsphenamine dermatitis?


A case for diagnosis; [lupus erythematosus?].


Fox-Fordyce disease before puberty.

Fox-Fordyce disease before puberty.


Dermatitis herpetiformis; arsenical hyperpigmentation and keratoses.


Syphilid with elephantiasis?

Syphilid with elephantiasis?


Subacute disseminated lupus erythematosus.


Leprosy, mixed type.

Leprosy, mixed type.


Nodular nonsuppurative panniculitis; Parkes-Weber syndrome.


Generalized progressive scleroderma or acrosclerosis.


Scleroderma in bands and spina bifida occulta.


Lupus vulgaris; successful phototherapy.


Pityriasis rubra pilaris; refractoriness to vitamin A therapy.


Pityriasis rubra pilaris.

Pityriasis rubra pilaris.


A case for diagnosis; bilateral lichen striatus or linear nevus?


A case for diagnosis; atabrine dermatosis?


Bromoderma.

Bromoderma.


Chronic myelogenous leukemia with purpura.


A case for diagnosis; sarcoid?

A case for diagnosis; sarcoid?


Hypertrichosis lanuginosa?

Hypertrichosis lanuginosa?


Elephantiasis nostras.

Elephantiasis nostras.


Lymphoblastoma, type.

Lymphoblastoma, type.


Lymphoblastoma.

Lymphoblastoma.


Eosinophilic granuloma.

Eosinophilic granuloma.


Malignant melanoma.

Malignant melanoma.


A case for diagnosis; erythema elevatum diutinum?


Dermatitis exfoliativa Ritter.

Dermatitis exfoliativa Ritter.


A case for diagnosis; granuloma pyogenicum? melanoma?


Sarcoidosis.

Sarcoidosis.


A case for diagnosis [livedo reticularis?].


A case for diagnosis; cardlike scleroderma? lichen sclerosus et atrophicus?


Toxic dermatitis.

Toxic dermatitis.


Pityriasis lichenoides et varioliformis acuta.


Tertiary syphilis?

Tertiary syphilis?


Generalized progressive scleroderma.

Generalized progressive scleroderma.


Urticaria pigmentosa.

Urticaria pigmentosa.


Lupus erythematosus disseminatus.

Lupus erythematosus disseminatus.


Epidermodysplasia verruciformis; mixed type of epithelioma; ulcerating area of forehead.


Lichen planus ocreaformis (Lieberthal).

Lichen planus ocreaformis (Lieberthal).


Steatocystoma multiplex.

Steatocystoma multiplex.


Pemphigus vegetans.

Pemphigus vegetans.


Myxosarcoma.

Myxosarcoma.


Extensive lupus vulgaris.

Extensive lupus vulgaris.


Tinea capitis in an adult.

Tinea capitis in an adult.


A case for diagnosis; lupus erythematosus profundus?


Nevus papillomatosus et cerebriformis multiplex.


A case for diagnosis; ichthyosis and parapsoriasis?


Balanitis xerotica obliterans.

Balanitis xerotica obliterans.


A case for diagnosis; urticaria pigmentosa? histiocytoma?


Idiopathic macular atrophy.

Idiopathic macular atrophy.


Erythema pernio.

Erythema pernio.


A case for diagnosis; granuloma annulare?


A case for diagnosis; lupus erythematosus disseminatus chronicus?


A case for diagnosis; mycosis fungoides?


A case for diagnosis; pityriasis rubra pilaris?


Pigmentation and atrophy preceding morphea.


Pemphigus.

Pemphigus.


Loss of nails, associated with alopecia cicatrisata and alopecia areata.


Pemphigus vulgaris.

Pemphigus vulgaris.


Pemphigus vulgaris, in remission.

Pemphigus vulgaris, in remission.


Pemphigus vegetans, in remission.

Pemphigus vegetans, in remission.


Melanoma of 12 years' duration, with proliferation of one area beginning one month ago.


Erythema eleyatum diutinum.

Erythema eleyatum diutinum.


A case for diagnosis; dermatitis vegetans? secondary pyogenic granuloma superimposed on lichenified eczema?


Lupus vulgaris erythematosus?

Lupus vulgaris erythematosus?


A case for diagnosis; dermatitis herpetiformis?


Discrete keratosis of the dorsal aspect of the hands.


A case for diagnosis; monilethrix?

A case for diagnosis; monilethrix?


A case for diagnosis; xeroderma pigmentosum?


Secondary syphilis?

Secondary syphilis?


A case for diagnosis; recurrent toxic erythema? recurrent herpes?


A case for diagnosis; neoplasm?

A case for diagnosis; neoplasm?


Coccidioidomycosis.

Coccidioidomycosis.


Causalgic state secondary to brachial herpes zoster.


A case for diagnosis; chronic granuloma of the forearm in a patient with scleroderma?


Cavernous hemangioma in an adult.

Cavernous hemangioma in an adult.


Alopecia of undetermined origin.

Alopecia of undetermined origin.


A case for diagnosis; peculiar pemphigoid eruption; virus infection? pyoderma?


Neurotic excoriations simulating epithelioma.


A case for diagnosis; dermatophytosis; nodular vasculitis?


Xanthoma tuberosum.

Xanthoma tuberosum.


A case for diagnosis; orthostatic purpura?


A case for diagnosis; aleukemic leukemia of the skin? lymphosarcoma?


Myelogenous leukemia of the skin; generalized pruritus.


Lichen planus et acuminatus atrophicans (Feldman).


A case for diagnosis; erythema annulare centrifugum? lupus erythematosus?


Lichen planus and psoriasis occurring in the same patient.


Lichen sclerosus et atrophicus.

Lichen sclerosus et atrophicus.


Lymphoma of the skin and lymph nodes, generalized.


Tumors of the testicle with dermatologic sequelae.


Therapeutic value of ammoniacal silver nitrate in fungous infections of the nails.


Penicillin therapy of yaws and serologic results.


Tocopherols, vitamin E; treatment of lupus erythematosus; preliminary report.


Penicillin in the treatment of experimental syphilis of rabbits; the synergistic or additive activity of penicillin by oral administration with oxophenarsine hydrochloride by intravenous and intramuscular injection and bismuth salicylate by intramuscular injection.


Causative diagnosis of contact dermatitis; a classification of patterns on the hands.


In vitro studies of Microsporon audouini infection of the hair.


Low and high temperature coal tars in the treatment of eczema and psoriasis; a clinical investigation and evaluation.


Prurigo of Hebra.

Prurigo of Hebra.


Familial steatocystoma multiplex; 12 cases in three generations.


Tribromoethanol in the treatment of neurodermatoses.


Treatment of early syphilis with sodium penicillin; a preliminary report with a comparison of results with 4,800,000 units, administered in 7 1/2 days, with smaller dosages.


Basal cell carcinoma of sweat gland origin; report of a case.


Traumatic atrophy of the subcutaneous fat due to use of a pneumatic drill; report of a case.


Contact dermatitis from the topical application of streptomycin ointment; report of a case.


A suggestive sign of allergy.

A suggestive sign of allergy.


Pathogenesis of hepato-jaundice and its surgical approach.


Diarrhea.

Diarrhea.


The use of tripelennamine hydrochloride as a topical anaesthetic.


Idiopathic megaduodenum; report of a case.


Nutrition and efficiency.

Nutrition and efficiency.


Prolonged coma after small doses of insulin.


Recent major advances in the fields of diabetes and insulin.


Corpora amylacea in the prostatic secretion and experiments on the formation of a copulatory plug in some insectivores.


Social and medico-legal problems of the psychopath.


Tattooing.

Tattooing.


Mechanism of the photoperiodic response of Plantago lanceolata L., a long-day plant.


Embryo development in four Datura species following self and hybrid pollinations.


The enzymatic inactivation of indole acetic acid; the physiology of the enzyme.


Some effects of dextrose concentration upon the action of a fungicide, 2,2'-methylenebis (4-chlorophenol).


Chromosome studies in a hybrid between Gasteria and Aloe.


Cytological consequences of decapitation in onion roots.


Some further data concerning the determination of the mesonephros.


Nitrogen fixing microorganisms in the alimentary canal of herbivorous farm animals.


Cyanase, a new enzyme catalyzing the hydrolysis of cyanate.


The Serini reaction.

The Serini reaction.


Enpony and enchresy.

Enpony and enchresy.


The constitution of aspidospermine.

The constitution of aspidospermine.


Purification of arginase.

Purification of arginase.


Electron lenses of hyperbolic field structure.


Manometric determination of carboxypeptidase.


Alcohol tolerance in individuals with chronic producer-gas intoxication.


The motivational pattern of drinking based on the verbal responses of a cross-section sample of users of alcoholic beverages.


The importance of the cooperation of physicians in the attack on alcoholism.


Proposal of the Swedish Government Committee for Reform of the Care of Inebriates.


Ancient experience with intoxicating drinks; non-classical peoples.


First-aid pressure dressing. No. 2,453,705.


Prevention and destruction of weeds. No. 2,453,983.


Artificial limb. No. 2,453,969.

Artificial limb. No. 2,453,969.


Medical diagnostic device. No. 2,453,841.


Exerciser. No. 2,453,771.

Exerciser. No. 2,453,771.


2-Ethyl-hexyl, N-octadecyl tetrachlorophthalamidate and insecticidal compositions containing the same. No. 2,454,061.


Hernia truss. No. 2,453,195.

Hernia truss. No. 2,453,195.


Resuscitation apparatus. No. 2,453,475.

Resuscitation apparatus. No. 2,453,475.


Hypodermic syringe and ampoule therefor. No. 2,453,589.


Hypodermic syringe. No. 2,453,590.

Hypodermic syringe. No. 2,453,590.


Surgical brace. No. 2,453,370.

Surgical brace. No. 2,453,370.


Insecticide containing methylated naphthalene and 4,4'dichloro-diphenyl-trichloroethane. No. 2,452,759.


Therapeutic agent. No. 2,452,813.

Therapeutic agent. No. 2,452,813.


Surgical anastomosis apparatus and method. No. 2,453,056.


Hypodermic ampoule syringe. No. 2,456,001.


Apparatus for and method of measuring or indicating limb or digital volume changes resulting from arterial pulsations. No. 2,452,799.


Leg brace. No. 2,456,046.

Leg brace. No. 2,456,046.


Breathing apparatus. No. 2,456,130.

Breathing apparatus. No. 2,456,130.


Method of recovering and refining cardiolipin. No. 2,456,836.


Method of applying tubular bandages. No. 2,456,507.


Breath diverter face mask. No. 2,457,044.


Container and method of using same. No. 2,457,120.


Surgical instrument for skin grafting. No. 2,457,772.


Hypodermic syringe. No. 2,457,313.

Hypodermic syringe. No. 2,457,313.


Incision needle. No. 2,457,379.

Incision needle. No. 2,457,379.


Surgical instrument. No. 2,457,464.

Surgical instrument. No. 2,457,464.


Fungicidal compositions. No. 2,457,674.

Fungicidal compositions. No. 2,457,674.


Cytoplasmic inheritance.

Cytoplasmic inheritance.


Genetics of cancer.

Genetics of cancer.


The bearing of the new systematics on genetical problems; the nature of species.


The cytology and genetics of the wheats and their relatives.


Genetic effects of radiations.

Genetic effects of radiations.


Frontal hair direction in mentally deficient individuals with special reference to mongolism.


Transplacental isoimmunization in horses.


Location of the pirouette gene in Mus musculus.


Concordant situs inversus in dizygotic twins.


The incidence and probable inheritance of smell blindness to normal butyl mercaptan.


Hemophilia is democratic, too.

Hemophilia is democratic, too.


Arthralgic leukemia in children.

Arthralgic leukemia in children.


The histogenesis and diagnosis of the osseous type of Gaucher's disease.


The functional significance of the cardiac jelly in the tubular heart of the chick embryo.


Occupational health; industry's fourth dimension.


Observations on cardiovascular patients in industry; results of a 6-year study in a small industrial plant.


Urinary porphyrins in lead poisoning.

Urinary porphyrins in lead poisoning.


Tetanus immunization in industry.

Tetanus immunization in industry.


Twenty per cent dissolved benzocaine ointment in the treatment of burns, ulcers and local necroses.


Comparative chronic toxicity for warm-blooded animals of 2,2-bis-(p-chlorophenyl)-1, 1, 1-trichloroethane and 2,2-bis-(p-chlorophenyl)-1, 1-dichloroethane.


The medicolegal problem of hernia.

The medicolegal problem of hernia.


Vertigo.

Vertigo.


Chronic constrictive pericarditis.

Chronic constrictive pericarditis.


On the artificial kidney; technical and methodological problems.


Radioactive iodine; its use in studying the urinary excretion of iodine by humans in various states of thyroid function; a preliminary report.


The pellagra-electrocardiogram and its significance.


The clinical value of the antistreptolysin reaction; an account of the results of the reaction in 495 patients.


Variability of the lung volume measurements in patients with pulmonary tuberculosis.


The appearance of acute phase protein after induced fever in man.


Alternating nodal and sinus rhythm in a case of situs viscerum inversus.


Simplified micro-Hirst technique.

Simplified micro-Hirst technique.


Studies of erythrocyte counting; technical errors.


Family epidemic of primary atypical pneumonia.


Tuberculin test and serum antibodies in experimental tuberculosis. . . and their behaviour in order to the anatomical evolution of the disease.


On reticulocytosis in anaemia perniciosa diphyllobothrica during liver treatment, with consideration of the various types.


Bone marrow picture in early remission of pernicious tape-worm anemia.


A case of inexplicable lymphatic reaction with eosinophilia (acute infectious lymphocytosis?).


A study of changes in the blood coagulation time immediately after mental irritation and physical exercise.


Panhaematopenia splenica.

Panhaematopenia splenica.


The role of acetylcholine in conduction.


Acetylcholine as a pharmacological agent.


Concerning the mode of action of acetylcholine.


Prevention of the toxemias of pregnancy.


Regional ileitis.

Regional ileitis.


Face and persistent brow presentations.

Face and persistent brow presentations.


The use of streptomycin in tuberculous peritonitis; a report of one case.


The changing medical pattern.

The changing medical pattern.


Frozen section service in breast surgery at the University Hospital.


Heart failure of pulmonary origin.

Heart failure of pulmonary origin.


The surgical significance of acute abdominal pain.


At the head of the table.

At the head of the table.


The late results of uretero-intestinal implantation.


Hemagglutination by viruses; its biological implications.


General surgical complications of pregnancy.


The electrocardiogram in rheumatic fever.


Aphthous oral and genital ulcers with conjunctivitis; Behcet's triple symptom complex.


Carcinoid of the appendix, simulating closely primary carcinoma of the appendix.


Disseminated coccidioidomycosis; isolation of causative organism from the urine.


Cancer of the bladder.

Cancer of the bladder.


Neonatal diarrhoea; a report of an epidemic and attempts at the isolation of a causal agent.


Myxoedema conscriptum thyrotoxicum.

Myxoedema conscriptum thyrotoxicum.


Dissecting aneurysm of the aorta with repeated intrapericardial haemorrhages.


Clinical observations on the course of malaria in Palestine.


Infantile pellagra; report on five cases.


Sacrifice of bone length in reconstruction procedures.


Nervous factors in general practice.

Nervous factors in general practice.


Carcinoma of the cervix, stage I, treated intracavitarily with radium alone; 5, 10 and 15 year results; recurrences after more than 5 years.


Primary pneumonitis in infancy.

Primary pneumonitis in infancy.


Pancytopenia from mesantoin; report of two cases.


Combined calciferol and streptomycin in lupus vulgaris.


Adequate medical examination in unexpected and violent deaths.


Immunochemical studies on blood groups; specific precipitation of the fucose of hog and human blood group A substances by anti-A. Analyses of specific precipitates of hog and human blood group A substances for the amount of fucose precipitable by antibody have shown, that with certain preparations, essentially all of the fucose of the blood group substance is precipitated.


Purification of an influenza virus substrate, and demonstration of its competitive antagonism to apple pectin. A substance was demonstrated in erythrocytes which antagonized the inhibiting effect of apple pectin on influenza virus hemagglutination. This substance was purified and found to be a water-soluble material, rather labile, and with some properties which suggested that it contained a polysaccharide. It was destroyed in vitro by highly purified preparations of the virus. It occurred in greatest amount in human erythrocytes and to a lesser extent in the red cells of species not susceptible to the virus. It was also found in normal rabbit serum. Calcium ions were found to be essential to the action of apple pectin in causing inhibition of virus hemagglutination. A second substance was purified from an alkaline extract of erythrocytes, and shown likewise to have an effect antagonistic to that of pectin. However, this latter material was not destroyed by the virus, and seemed to owe its effect to the binding of calcium ions.


Concurrent infection with influenza virus and mumps virus or pneumonia virus of mice as bearing on the inhibition of virus multiplication by bacterial polysaccharides. Preexisting infection with PVM or mumps virus does not prevent multiplication of the virus of influenza A or B in the same tissue. Similarly, pre-existing infection with one or another of the influenza viruses does not prevent multiplication of either PVM or mumps virus in the same tissue. The failure of these two groups of viruses to interfere with the multiplication of each other is discussed in relation to the mechanism of inhibition of multiplication of mumps virus and PVM by the capsular polysaccharides of Friedländer bacilli, and the ability of influenza A and influenza B viruses to multiply in the presence of large quantities of these carbohydrates. It is suggested that differences in the requirements of the two groups of viruses for host cell metabolic systems may serve to explain both the lack of interference between them and the differing effect of polysaccharides upon their multiplication.


Experimental serum disease; a pathogenetic study. The intravenous injection of one large dose of serum into rabbits caused a variety of changes of considerable complexity. 1. There was an immediate proliferation of mesenchymal cells, including plasma cells, particularly in heart, lungs, and spleen. 2. The signs of serum disease developed only at the time of abundant antibody formation, before significant quantities of antibody were laid down in the vascular connective tissue. 3. Allergic arteritis, marked glomerular nephritis, myocardial necrosis, and Aschoff body-like structures were seen only after hypersensitivity had developed. It appears that most, if not all, of these pathological alterations were true Arthus phenomena. 4. There were at least two distinct varieties of allergic arteritis and glomerular nephritis, namely a proliferative one, following the first injection, and a a necrotizing one, seen only after 2 injections. It appears that the first was a subacute Arthus phenomenon, while the latter was an acute Arthus phenomenon superimposed on a subacute one. The subacute experimental glomerular nephritis resembled the intracapillary glomerulonephritis in man, while the acute variety was like human extracapillary glomerular nephritis.


Effect of the lesion due to influenza virus on the resistance of mice to inhaled pneumococci. 1. The normal lung of the mouse possesses the power of reducing markedly its content of Type I pneumococci within 3 hours after inhalation of the organisms in the form of fine droplets. 2. Lungs with fully developed influenza viral pneumonia not only fail to reduce the pulmonary content of pneumococci administered in this manner but, on the contrary, support their growth. 3. After intrabronchial inoculation into mice, influenza virus multiplies rapidly in the lung within 24 hours. 4. Criteria have been established for distinction between true viral lesions of the lung and changes due to the inoculation of diluents as vehicles for the virus. 5. 24 hours after inoculation of virus, there are no macroscopic lesions in the lung and the microscopic changes are due to the diluent. 6. Presence and multiplication of the virus in the lung 24 hours after inoculation have no apparent effect on the power of the lung to reduce rapidly its content of inhaled pneumococci. 7. The effect of the virus in lowering resistance to secondary bacterial infection appears to be due to the presence of the lesion produced by the virus.


Capsular reactions and soluble antigens of Torula histolytica and of Sporotrichum schenckii. The present paper deals with reactions between antiserums and the capsules of Torula histolytica (Cryptococcus hominis or Torulopsis neoformans) and of Sporotrichum schenckii. The reactions, although similar in principle to the capsular swelling seen in Quellung tests of bacteria, present a special interest because the microorganisms are larger in size and more complex in structure than bacteria. That the reactions on the capsules were caused by immunologically specific antibodies was shown by the fact that the capsular reactivity of the serums was directly related to their capacities to agglutinate suspensions and to precipitate soluble antigens of Torula and of Sporotrichum, and by the fact that the capsular reactivity was removed from the serums by absorption with soluble antigens of the respective fungi. The soluble antigens included partially purified products from broth cultures of Torula and of Sporotrichum, a partially purified product from Sporotrichum-infected mice, and a purified polysaccharide from a culture of Torula grown in a synthetic medium. The purified polysaccharide was highly reactive in precipitation tests with unabsorbed serum, and its ability to absorb the Torula capsular reactivity from the serums indicates that the major antigens on the surface of encapsulated Torula cells are polysaccharides, identical with or similar to the product used in the present study.


Myositis in mice following intramuscular injection of viruses of the mouse encephalomyelitis group and of certain other neurotropic viruses. A study has been made of the local effects following intramuscular injection of various neurotropic viruses. Early massive necrosis of muscle fibers accompanied by edema and acute inflammatory reaction is produced by Jungeblut's SK virus even in low concentrations. Similar but more slowly developing lesions follow the introduction of mouse encephalomyelitis GD-VII and FA strains. Strain 4727 (TO type) produces inflammatory changes with fibrosis in the intermuscular septa and necrosis of scattered individual fibers. The relatively avirulent FV strain (TO type) was not pathogenic for skeletal muscle. The Mitchell strain of lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus gives rise to a profuse lymphocytic and monocytic infiltration of the fat and connective tissue but does not cause necrosis of muscle fibers. No significant lesions resulted from intramuscular injection of the murine-adapted human poliomyelitis Lansing virus, the HF strain of herpes, a strain of Eastern equine encephalitis virus, or a still unidentified demyelinating mouse virus. Evidence is presented that the mouse encephalomyelitis virus GD-VII and Jungeblut's SK virus multiply locally in the injected limb. The GD-VII virus has been passed through four muscle to muscle passages and muscle lesions have been elicited at the same time. Specific and complete protection against myositis was obtained by anti-GD-VII and anti-SK rabbit sera.


Studies on the metabolism of the filarial worm, Litomosoides carinii. The filarial worm, Litomosoides carinii, has a high rate of aerobic and anaerobic glucose metabolism. Aerobically 30 to 45 per cent of the glucose utilized was converted to lactic acid, 25 to 35 per cent to acetic acid, and 10 to 20 per cent to a polysaccharide. Anaerobically over 80 per cent of the total carbohydrate removed by the filariae was metabolized to lactic acid, the remainder was accounted for by the production of acetic acid. The high rates of aerobic and anaerobic lactic acid production and of aerobic polysaccharide synthesis, as well as the absence of a postanaerobic increase of the oxygen uptake, differentiate the filarial worm, L. carinii, from the known metabolic characteristics of all other helminths and of most other invertebrates. The rate of aerobic lactate and pyruvate utilization by the filariae appears to be much slower than that of glucose. Anaerobically, dismutation of two moles of pyruvate to one mole of lactate, one mole of acetate, and one mole of CO(2), occurred. Aerobically, acetate production from pyruvate exceeded that of lactate. A significant proportion of the pyruvate metabolized aerobically by the filariae was not oxidized to acetate. In the presence of fluoroacetate, aerobic incubation of the filariae in a glucose-containing medium produced a marked decrease in the respiration of the organisms, an accumulation of pyruvate, a decreased formation of acetate, and an increase in aerobic glycolysis. Low concentrations of fluoroacetate (1 x 10(-3)M) inhibited the oxidative metabolism of pyruvate which did not result in the conversion of pyruvate to acetate; higher concentrations of this inhibitor produced also a decreased oxidation of pyruvate to acetate. No evidence has been obtained that fluoroacetate inhibits the respiration of the filariae because of a competitive inhibition of acetate oxidation. Respiration and glycolysis of filariae were markedly decreased by low concentrations of p-chloromercuric benzoate. This inhibition could not be reversed by a large excess of thioglycollate, cystein, glutathione, or H(2)S. Respiration of the filariae was completely inhibited by cyanide (2 x 10(-4)M). The cyanine dyes, a group of compounds possessing high chemotherapeutic activity in filariasis of the cotton rat, inhibited in low concentrations (6.5 x 10(-8)M) the oxygen uptake of the filarial worms. This decrease in oxidative metabolism was associated with a compensatory increase in aerobic glycolysis of the worms and with decreased rates of acetate production and of polysaccharide synthesis. The same metabolic changes were observed in filariae removed from cotton rats to which subcurative doses of a cyanine dye had been administered. Concentrations of cyanine dyes which produced an almost complete inhibition of filarial respiration had no effect on the rate of anaerobic glycolysis of the worms nor on the activity of cytochrome C or of cytochrome oxidase. It is concluded that, in contrast to many other parasitic invertebrates, oxidative metabolism is essential for the survival of the filarial worm, L. carinii, and that the chemotherapeutic activity of the cyanine dyes in filariasis of the cotton rat is due to the inhibitory effect of this group of compounds on the respiratory metabolism of the parasite.


Ovarian tumors complicating pregnancy.

Ovarian tumors complicating pregnancy.


Congenital hemolytic icterus; report of case.


Present day status of thoracic surgery.

Present day status of thoracic surgery.


Infant mortality in Eire and the proposed mother and child service.


Dental anaesthesia in general practice.

Dental anaesthesia in general practice.


Typhoid fever; dietetic management and notes on some drugs.


The treatment of Sydenham's chorea.

The treatment of Sydenham's chorea.


The diagnosis and treatment of acute intussusception in infants.


Speculations and suggestions on general endoscopic surgery.


Treatment of epilepsy.

Treatment of epilepsy.


A country practice in early California.

A country practice in early California.


Surgical treatment of lesions of the colon.


Pleural effusions; their significance and management.


Some common dermatoses; their diagnosis and treatment.


Cachexie en hypoglycaemie.

Cachexie en hypoglycaemie.


Melanose van Riehl.

Melanose van Riehl.


Purpura rheumatica.

Purpura rheumatica.


Urticaria solaris.

Urticaria solaris.


Anhidrosis na neo-arsphenamineexantheem.


Discussion of the case of anuria due to crush syndrome.


Combined abdomino-endorectal resection; a surgical procedure preserving continuity of the bowel, for the management of certain types of carcinoma of the midrectum and upper part of the rectum.


Discussion of lower nephron nephrosis.

Discussion of lower nephron nephrosis.


Report on surgery of the stomach and duodenum for 1947.


Fracture report for 1947.

Fracture report for 1947.


Report of orthopedic surgery for 1947.

Report of orthopedic surgery for 1947.


Changing concepts in the field of diabetes mellitus.


Ten commandments of prepayment medical care for the participating physician.


Doctor cooperation with prepaid medical care plans.


A rural health program.

A rural health program.


The diagnosis and treatment of lymphoma and leukemia.


Modern therapeutic agents.

Modern therapeutic agents.


Bright's disease.

Bright's disease.


Dietary cystine in relation to the effects of lipotropic agents.


Humanism and medicine; the pre-Hellenic world; the valley civilizations.


Traumatic rupture of normal aorta.

Traumatic rupture of normal aorta.


Methods of determining the bactericidal effect of substances active on tubercle bacilli.


A note on the use of the Biuret reaction in filter partition chromatography.


The development in surgical treatment of otosclerosis and a new method of operation.


A study of the function of tuba eustachii.


Studies on surgical emphysema based on animal experiments.


Specialization; its advantages and abuses.


The management of esophageal lesions.

The management of esophageal lesions.


Influenza virus vaccine, types A and B; experience with it in cold prevention.


Hamstring-tendon transplantation for the relief of quadriceps femoris paralysis in residual poliomyelitis; a follow-up study of 134 cases.


Radical operative treatment of the tuberculous hip; a report of 113 cases.


Muscular torticollis.

Muscular torticollis.


Bone and cartilage debris in the synovial membrane; its significance in the early diagnosis of neuro-arthropathy.


Bone and joint changes in hemophilia; with report of cases of so-called hemophilic pseudotumor.


Coxa plana.

Coxa plana.


Experimental intervertebral-disc lesions.


Coexisting multiple myeloma and Paget's disease of bone treated with stilbamidine.


Cup arthroplasty of the hip.

Cup arthroplasty of the hip.


An evaluation of penicillin therapy in acute hematogenous osteomyelitis.


Acute hematogenous osteomyelitis; a study of treatment.


Vertebral osteotomy; technique, indications and results.


An evaluation of certain none-operative methods used in the treatment of cerebral palsy.


Fracture-dislocation of the hip joint; the nature of the traumatic lesion, treatment, late complications and end results.


Intramedullary pinning for arthrodesis of the knee joint.


Fractures of the talus.

Fractures of the talus.


Reconstruction of the elbow joint.

Reconstruction of the elbow joint.


Surgical treatment of intractable plantar warts.


Experimental degeneration of the supraspinatus tendon.


Laminagraphy through plaster casts in postproduction roentgenography of congenitally dislocated hips.


Anvil for bone surgery.

Anvil for bone surgery.


Bilateral osteochondritis of the tarsal navicular and the first cuneiform; a case report.


Brace for extension of the spine.

Brace for extension of the spine.


Modification of the Smith-Petersen nail as used with the Thornton plate.


Guide for drill osteotomy.

Guide for drill osteotomy.


A simplified spring brace for drop-foot.


Metamorphosis.

Metamorphosis.


Kilroy was here.

Kilroy was here.


An insight into Richard Wagner and his works.


Arrested individuation or the problem of Joseph K. and Hamlet.


Aphasia and artistic realization.

Aphasia and artistic realization.


The intraneural topography of the sciatic nerve and its popliteal divisions in man.


Lumbar puncture headache.

Lumbar puncture headache.


Observations on the foramen of Magendie in a series of human brains.


Projection of the centromedian nucleus of the human thalamus.


The mode of representation in the motor cortex.


Responses elicited from the cortex of monkeys by electrical stimulation through fixed electrodes.


Ideational motor plan; role of the parieto-occipital region in planned acts.


Tetra-ethyl ammonium chloride as an adjunct in treatment of psychovisceral manifestations of anxiety.


Alteration of neurotic pattern by use of CO2 inhalations.


Severe rigidity in performance and thought in a case of presenile degenerative disease.


Autonomic nervous system changes following electric shock treatment.


Variations of body weight and menstruation in mental illness and their relation to shock treatments.


Inclusion bodies associated with destruction of nerve cells in scrub typhus, psychoses and multiple sclerosis.


Pia-arachnoid cysts of the posterior fossa; report of two cases.


Thymol and cephalin-cholesterol test in catatonia.


Stricken village.

Stricken village.


The quest for health.

The quest for health.


Rh factor; talking points for the genetically speaking.


Nursing in the Veterans' Administration.


Neuralgia; special forms.

Neuralgia; special forms.


Television; a bi-sensual teaching aid for the operating room.


Intravitreal injection of penicillin; study on the levels of concentration reached and therapeutic efficacy.


Distribution of penicillin in the eye after injections of 1,000,000 units by the subconjunctival, retrobulbar and intramuscular routes.


The control of experimental infections of the anterior chamber and of the vitreous by subconjunctival and retrobulbar injections of crystalline penicillin in doses of 1,000,000 units.


On symptoms of the pulse in the central retinal artery.


Preliminary note on the treatment of hypopyon ulcer by crystalline penicillin in adrenalin in doses in excess of 50,000 units injected by subconjunctival or retrobulbar routes.


A case of pigmented leiomyoma of the iris.


Scleral degenerations; a case of scleromalacia perforans.


Carbonic anhydrase and cataracta lentis.


A case of spontaneous exophthalmos during delivery.


Applications of atomic energy in medical research.


The fate of medicine under socialism.

The fate of medicine under socialism.


A new approach to some problems of retinal vascular disease.


Industrial tests for color vision.

Industrial tests for color vision.


Boeck's disease; Boeck's sarcoid.

Boeck's disease; Boeck's sarcoid.


Calcific disease of the aortic valve.

Calcific disease of the aortic valve.


Effects of electrolyte imbalance on the adrenal gland.


Pulmonary alveolar lining in bronchiectasis.


Congenital megaloureter and hydroureter; pathogenesis and classification.


Anomalies of the coronary arteries; report of four cases.


Production of an antireticular cytotoxic serum.


Supernumerary aortic cusps with multiple fenestrations and with displacement of the left coronary orifice.


Granuloma venereum simulating carcinoma; report of a case with diagnostic and therapeutic complications.


The incidence of pathogenic staphylococci in the throat, with special reference to glandular fever.


Rapid identification of Proteus.

Rapid identification of Proteus.


Adamantinoma of the jaw with pulmonary metastases.


Anti-haemolytic action of viridans (alpha) variants of haemolytic streptococci.


The pathogenesis of glomerulonephritis; a reinvestigation of the auto-immunization hypothesis.


Immunological studies with group B streptococci.


The effect of castration on the action of some barbiturates.


Clotting of human citrated plasma by gram-negative organisms.


Anthrax in a laboratory worker, with observations on the possible source infection.


The influence of cultural conditions on the morphology of bacterium aerogenes with reference to nuclear bodies and capsule size.


Function and arrangement of bacterial flagella.


The large-cell small-acinar thyroid tumour of Langhans and the incidence of related cell groups in the human thyroid.


Agglutination of coliform bacilli by normal rabbit serum.


Addison's disease due to congenital hypoplasia of the adrenals in an infant aged 33 days.


The histological demonstration of glycogen in necropsy material.


A simple method for testing dye sensitivity of Brucella species.


Squamous metaplasia in the prostate as a result of stilboestrol therapy.


Observations on fragments of gastric mucous membrane found in aspirated resting gastric juice.


The cultivation of Treponema pallidum in tissue culture.


The chemotherapy of Trypanosoma congolense infection with phenanthridinium compounds etc.


Siderocyte count in the blood of normal and premature infants.


A case of primary sarcoma of the heart.

A case of primary sarcoma of the heart.


Para-aminobenzoic acid in treatment of Rocky Mountain spotted fever.


Detection of mild types of Mediterranean (Cooley's) anemia.


Rooting reflex in the newborn infant; incidence and effect on it of sleep.


Congenital pneumonitis in newborn infants.


Tuberculosis in children.

Tuberculosis in children.


Compression of the trachea by an anomalous innominate artery; an operation for its relief.


Atresia of the tricuspid valve with transposition of the great vessels.


Large solitary pancreatic cyst and other developmental errors in a premature infant.


Gargoylism; lipochondrodystrophy; a review of clinical observations in 18 cases.


The heart in the athlete; comparison of actual and predicted cardiac and aortic measurements; analysis of measurements of cardiac and supracardiac shadows.


Radioactive isotopes.

Radioactive isotopes.


Mutations induced by carcinogens.

Mutations induced by carcinogens.


Chemically induced mutation.

Chemically induced mutation.


Indications of the heritable nature of non-susceptibility to Rous sarcoma in fowls.


Inheritance of xeroderma and its chromosome mechanism.


A genetical study of human mammary cancer.


The H-T-P technique, a qualitative and quantitative scoring manual.


Public opinions and information concerning mental health.


An abbreviated form of the McGill verbal situation test.


Relationships of the Hildreth feeling and attitude scales to the Minnesota multiphasic personality inventory.


A comparative evaluation of the Bellevue-Wechsler mental deterioration index distribution of Allen's brain injured patients and of normal subjects.


Teaching an aphasic how to write again.

Teaching an aphasic how to write again.


A comparison of H-T-P and Wechsler-Bellevue IQ's in mental defectives.


Note on the new edition of professor Ayer's Language, truth and logic.


The moral problem, the problem for conduct.


Facts, propositions, exemplification and truth.


The existence of material objects.

The existence of material objects.


Concerning Carnap's definition of extensional and intentional.


A centennial of public health.

A centennial of public health.


The birth of a section.

The birth of a section.


A new national health program for Canada.


It works in Seattle; merged official and voluntary public health nursing agencies.


South Richmond community nursing service.


Penicillin or silver nitrate as a prophylactic against ophthalmia neonatorum?


Age distribution of poliomyelitis in New York City in relation to previous epidemics.


Paper and paper board in the food industry; public health aspects.


Public health in foreign periodicals.

Public health in foreign periodicals.


Studies on edible yeasts.

Studies on edible yeasts.


Effect of change of temperature on thermophilic digestion.


Correction of B.O.D. velocity constants for nitrification.


Mechanism of activated sludge process.

Mechanism of activated sludge process.


Oxygen balance studies of a typical swamp stream.


Use of cloroben for odor control.

Use of cloroben for odor control.


Carcinoma of the breast; results from statistical research.


Precancerous conditions of the breast.

Precancerous conditions of the breast.


Prognosis in carcinoma of the breast.

Prognosis in carcinoma of the breast.


The value of simple mastectomy and radiotherapy in the treatment of cancer of the breast.


The surgical aspect of carcinoma of the breast.


The radiological diagnosis of chronic amoebic colitis.


A mobile Geiger-Müller tube counting system and some of its medical applications.


Recent advances in the treatment of arm amputations, kineplastic surgery and arm prostheses.


Surgery of peptic ulcer.

Surgery of peptic ulcer.


Parenteral feeding of protein.

Parenteral feeding of protein.


Double aortic arch; report of two cases.


Actinomycosis of the thorax and abdomen.


Tantalum gauze in the repair of large postoperative ventral hernias.


End results of excision of the carpal bones.


Resection of the trachea; an experimental study and a report of a case.


Incarcerated and strangulated inguinal hernia; critical survey of 500 consecutive cases with treatment by nonsurgical, taxis, and surgical procedures.


Anastomosis of the ileum to the lower part of the rectum and anus; a report on experiences with ileorectostomy and ileoproctostomy, with special reference to polyposis.


Endometriosis in general abdominal surgery.


The problem of the solitary lung tumors.


Carcinoma of the superior mediastinal segment of the esophagus; a technique for resection with restoration of continuity of the alimentary canal.


Studies on 151 patients at the University Hospital in relation to their daily weight fluctuations.


Production of gastroduodenal ulcers in the dog by continuous subcutaneous or intravenous administration of histamine.


Studies in nitrogen metabolism; influence of caloric intake and the route of administration of amino acids upon nitrogen balance; the effect of nitrogen intake upon food intake.


Intrapelvic obturator neurectomy for the relief of chronic arthritis of the hip.


A simple combined approach to the obturator and femoral nerves.


Experimental study of wound healing; a new technique and a study of the effect of detergents and of an antacid on wound healing.


The effectiveness of drugs in preventing postoperative penile erections.


Benign adenoma of the liver; successful surgical resection of tumor involving both right and left lobes.


Pseudocellulitis, a reaction to penicillin in peanut oil and beeswax.


Advances in anesthesia.

Advances in anesthesia.


Duplication of the entire colon and lower ileum, with termination of one colon into a vaginal anus.


Multiple primary carcinoma.

Multiple primary carcinoma.


Gaseous distention of the latex bag in the use of the single lumen intestinal tube; its cause and prevention.


Onlay gauze pressure dressing.

Onlay gauze pressure dressing.


Polyps of the sigmoid occurring 30 years after bilateral ureterosigmoidostomy for exstrophy of the bladder; report of a case.


Nitrogen balance.

Nitrogen balance.


Primary carcinoma of the liver; an analysis of 55 autopsied cases, the record of a case with resection, and a review of the recent literature.


Geriatric rehabilitation; the contribution of physical medicine.


Physical treatment in the rheumatic diseases and in some other painful conditions.


The role of occupational therapy in the rehabilitation of quadriplegics.


Rehabilitation of the elderly patient.

Rehabilitation of the elderly patient.


Social and economic aspects of the rheumatic diseases.


Exo-erythrocytic schizogony in malaria.

Exo-erythrocytic schizogony in malaria.


The pathogenesis of minimal pulmonary tuberculosis; a study of 1,225 necropsies in cases of sudden and unexpected death.


Minimal pulmonary tuberculosis; its significance in relation to the age of the patient.


Phrenic nerve interruption in the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis; a statistical analysis of results in 398 patients at Trudeau Sanatorium from 1925 through November 1947.


Percentage of permanent diaphragmatic paralyses following phrenicotripsy.


Psychological concomitants of pulmonary tuberculosis.


The relationship between phagocytic cells and human tubercle bacilli.


The effect of iron on experimental tuberculosis.


The prevention of primary tuberculous infections in medical students; the autopsy as a source of primary infection.


Mycobacterium tuberculosis No. 607 and similar doubtful tubercle bacilli; a review.


Serologic reaction in tuberculosis.

Serologic reaction in tuberculosis.


Cytochemical reaction of virulent tubercle bacilli.


Facts and fancies in the management of the seriously ill patient with bronchial asthma.


Silent renal tuberculosis.

Silent renal tuberculosis.


Tuberculous cavitation of the lungs in infancy with the report of a case.


The clinical significance of pulmonary hemorrhage; a study of 1316 patients with chest disease.


Combination promin and streptomycin therapy for tuberculosis.


Streptomycin in tuberculous meningitis; report of a case.


The value of electrocardiography.

The value of electrocardiography.


Asbestosis; analysis of 40 necropsied cases.


Tuberculosis case-finding survey in penal and correctional institutions in Ohio.


The utilization of collapse therapy.

The utilization of collapse therapy.


Parasitic infections of the lung.

Parasitic infections of the lung.


Streptomycin therapy of tuberculosis.

Streptomycin therapy of tuberculosis.


The pathology of gonorrhoea.

The pathology of gonorrhoea.


The Hospital Saint-Lazare in Paris; its past and present history.


Some account of the history of the treatment of syphilis.


Pathogenesis of black quarter; influence of nutrition and of muscular exercise.


Pathogenesis of black quarter; effect of chilling agencies.


Industrial fluorosis of farm animals in England, attributable to the manufacture of bricks, the calcining of ironstone, and to enameling processes.


The production of bovine tuberculoprotein.


Proliferative dermatitis of the legs (strawberry foot rot) in sheep.


The immunological relationship between a new virus, proliferative dermatitis of the legs (strawberry foot rot) of sheep, and the viruses of vaccinia and contagious pustular dermatitis.


Some observations on proliferative dermatitis of the legs strawberry foot rot of sheep.


The clinical analysis of reproductive failure in cattle.


Mepacrine hydrochloride in the treatment of bovine coccidiosis; summary of a herd outbreak and its treatment.


A mouth speculum for large animals.

A mouth speculum for large animals.


Hyperplastic epidermal disease in the bluegill sunfish, Lepomis macrochirus Rafinesque.


The morphology of the pituitary gland of the South African clawed toad, Xenopus laevis Daudin.


The lymphatic drainage of the spinal nerve roots in the rabbit.


Cyclic changes in the uterine mucosa of balaenopterid whales.


The effect of pressure on nerve fibres.

The effect of pressure on nerve fibres.


Tachycardia in children during anesthesia.


The anesthetic properties of cyclobutane; a preliminary report.


Spinal epidural block.

Spinal epidural block.


Differential spinal block; use in the investigation of pain following amputation.


Anesthetic management for surgery within the thorax; a report of 309 cases.


Anesthesia for thoracoplasty; the use of a pentothal-curare mixture supplemented with nitrous oxide-oxygen; preliminary report.


A satisfactory anesthesia for the fenestration operation.


Anesthetic management for reconstructive orthopedic surgery; a case report.


Observations on experimental Q fever.

Observations on experimental Q fever.


New North American chiggers, Acarina, Trombiculidae.


Eimeria and Isospora of the mink, Mustela vison.


A trematode parasite of the genus Clinostomum new to the shad, Alosa sapidissima.


Observations on the pH of a culture medium and on cultures of Trichomonas foetus.


The mesostigmatic nasal mites of birds; two new genera from shore and marsh birds.


History of the Department of Zoology in the University of Chicago.


How much truth is there in Darwin?

How much truth is there in Darwin?


Effects of a liver extract (cortunon) on coronary flow in the rabbit's heart.


The effect of quinine and atabrine on gastric secretory function in the dog.


The toxicity of commercial brands of sulpharsphenamine sold in Canada.


Plasma electrolytes in hypertension produced by renal compression.


MONTEFIORE (The) Hospital program of home care.


Malignant tumors of the uterus and vagina in untreated mice of the PM stock.


A further report on yolk sac cultivation of tumor tissue.


A tumor in a fresh-water mussel.

A tumor in a fresh-water mussel.


Heterologous transplantation of cancer of childhood.


Hepatic riboflavin and tumor formation in rat fed azo dyes in various diets.


A study of inorganic phosphorus release accompanying glycolysis of blood in cancer.


The relation of maternal infection to congenital malformations of the heart.


Heavy and radioactive isotopes in clinical and experimental medicine.


Nitrogen and carbon isotopes; their application in vivo to the study of the animal organism.


Fundamentals of radioactivity and its instrumentation.


Health-physics, instrumentation, and radiation protection.


Radioactive phosphorus; its application to the study of phospholipid metabolism.


Iodine metabolism.

Iodine metabolism.


Nucleic acid metabolism.

Nucleic acid metabolism.


Studies on the activation and purification of blood fibrinolysin.


A study of the behaviour of some 60 amino-acids and other ninhydrin-reacting substances on phenol-collidine filter-paper chromatograms, with notes as to the occurrence of some of them in biological fluids.


The preparation of sodium phosphocreatine.


The isolation of coproporphyrin III from Corynebacterium diphtheriae culture filtrates.


Metabolism of derivatives of toluene; the metabolism of acetotoluidides in the rabbit.


Examination of crystalline catalases in the ultracentrifuge.


Studies in the biochemistry of micro-organisms; the molecular constitution of mycophenolic acid, a metabolic product of Penicillium brevi-compactum Dierckx; possible structural formulae for mycophenolic acid.


The steroids of pregnant mares' urine; a method for the extraction of steroid sulphates and the isolation of allopregn-16-en-3(beta)-ol-20-one sulphate.


The effect of thyroxine on the metabolism of lactating cows; general results and nitrogen metabolism.


The effect of thyroxine on the metabolism of lactating cows; calcium and phosphorus metabolism.


Penicillin; analysis of the crude product by means of a modified partition chromatogram; theory and use of the chromatogram.


Penicillin; analysis of the crude product by partition chromatography; chromatographic analysis of the penicillins form two strains of Penicillium notatum.


Studies on the metabolism of semen; aerobic and anaerobic utilization of fructose by spermatozoa and seminal vesicles.


Studies in detoxication; a study of the relation between conjugation and deamination of p-hydroxybenzylamine and related compounds in the rabbit.


Selective influence of calcium on the respiration of skeletal muscle.


The measurement of the cytochrome oxidase activity of tissue preparations.


Phosphatase of rabbit polymorphonuclear leucocytes.


Lipids of tissue from nervous system.

Lipids of tissue from nervous system.


The cytological interpretation of the Feulgen reaction.


Two crystalline mycelial constituents of Trichothecium roseum Link.


Determination of serum potassium by the flame photometer.


The chemical basis for the classification of the polymyxins.


The chemistry of polymyxin A; isolation of the amino-acids D-leucine, L-threonine, L-alpha gamma-diamiobutyric acid, and an unknown fatty acid.


Nucleic acids in the development of the chick embryo; changes in ribonucleic acid phosphorus and deoxyribonucleic acid phosphorus in heart and liver.


The occurrence of uracil in liver ribonucleic acid.


Observations on the Liebermann-Burchard reaction.


Observations on the clearance of potassium by the kidneys.


Production of streptokinase and haemolysin by haemolytic streptococci.


The thermodynamic properties of sodium silicate.


The cupric-ion catalysis in the bromination of ethyl acetoacetate.


The synthesis of 1,2-Diiodoethene.

The synthesis of 1,2-Diiodoethene.


The effects of hyaluronidase inhibitors on fertilization in the rabbit.


Addition products of dehydropeptides.

Addition products of dehydropeptides.


Storage of vitamin A in rats fed cryptoxanthine and certain other carotenoids with parallel data on absorbability.


The electrochemical properties of mineral membranes; the theory of selective membrane behavior.


The pore size-surface distribution of a cracking catalyst.


Studies on aging of precipitates and coprecipitation; aging of silver bromide in the dry state.


Effusion of gases at critical velocities; a micromethod for molecular weights of gases and vapors.


Homogeneity and the electrophoretic behavior of some proteins; reversible spreading and steady-state boundary criteria.


A contribution to the knowledge of sodium contamination on cracking catalysts.


Thixotropic qualities of soap-hydrocarbon systems.


A semimicro diffusion method for the characterization of high-polymer fractions.


Colloid properties of layer silicates.

Colloid properties of layer silicates.


Prevention and control of dental caries.


Role of the dentist in oral cancer detection.


Anti-biotic agents in dentistry.

Anti-biotic agents in dentistry.


Penicillin in venerology.

Penicillin in venerology.


Intraspinal administration of penicillin in general paralysis.


Clinical results of gonorrhoea treatment with penicillin prepared with substances delaying absorption.


Experiments with different types of prolonged-action penicillin.


On the antigenic properties of tissue suspensions prepared from Boeck's sarcoid.


On cutaneous reactions in cases of lymphogranulomatosis benigna.


Some remarks on the aetiology of Boeck's sarcoid.


Intracutaneous tests with killed tubercle bacilli in patients with sarcoid of Boeck.


Therapeutical experiments with penicillin in lymphogranulomatosis benigna Schaumann.


Cases of mucor mycosis of the skin and lymph glands observed in man.


The clientele of the Venerological Out-Patient clinic in Norrköping from a social and medical point of view.


Some experiences regarding the work of the social curators.


On the connection between false positive syphilis seroreactions and coincident disorders, particularly those of the respiratory tract.


A clinical study of the toxic effects of bismuth treatment in syphilis.


A case of probable transfusion syphilis.


On taping (adhesive tape treatment) of leg ulcers.


The incidence of arthropathy in a 10 year series of psoriasis cases.


The podophyllin treatment of venereal warts.


On the treatment of impetigo herpetiformis with gonadotropic hormone.


The treatment of scabies with dixanthogen liniment.


Elephantiasis penis and scroti.

Elephantiasis penis and scroti.


Dermatitis erythematosa atrophicans.

Dermatitis erythematosa atrophicans.


Lichenoid rash (Lichen scrofulosorum?)

Lichenoid rash (Lichen scrofulosorum?)


Pityriasis rubra pilaris.

Pityriasis rubra pilaris.


Medical mycology; a review of the literature from 1945 to 1948.


A review on various tropical dermatoses, 1946-1947.


Parenteral nutrition; metabolic studies on puppies infused with fat emulsions.


The electrophoretic analysis of serum proteins of the blood dyscrasias.


Electrolyte partition in patients with edema of various origins; qualitative and quantitative definition of cations and anions in cardiac decompensation.


Electrolyte partition in patients with edema of various origins; qualitative and quantitative definition of cations and anions in hepatic cirrhosis.


On the efficacy and safety of glycine administered by vein.


The effect of nitrogen mustard and X irradiation on blood coagulation.


The use of Plasmodium vivax preserved by freezing in inducing malaria.


Sputum cell study for pulmonary carcinoma as a routine laboratory test.


Screw syringe.

Screw syringe.


A microadapter for the Evelyn macrocolorimeter.


The crystallization of serotonin.

The crystallization of serotonin.


Haverhill fever; Haverhillia multiformis bacteremia; the bacteriologic diagnosis.


Clinical observations on histamine administration during pregnancy.


The anesthetic and antihistaminic action of a series of antihistaminic drugs in human skin.


Retrobulbar neuritis; treatment with histamine.


Castor bean sensitivity.

Castor bean sensitivity.


Correlation of lactobacillus counts with extent of dental caries in an institutional population.


Evaluation of the use of anterior pituitary extract in the treatment of pituitary dwarfism.


Effect of insulin on tubular reabsorption of glucose in diabetic patients.


Effect of hyperglycemia on the clearances of inulin and para-aminohippuric acid.


Cholesterol tolerance tests in normal, diabetic, and hypertensive patients.


The beta glucuronidase activity of human endometrium.


Pseudohypoparathyroidism; case report.

Pseudohypoparathyroidism; case report.


Psychosomatic problems in a private practice.


The effect of enterogastrone concentrates on gastric secretion in human beings.


A comparison of the 12 hour nocturnal gastric secretion in uncomplicated duodenal ulcer before and after healing.


The incidence of symptoms and the gastric secretory response to histamine in patients with and without chronic gastritis.


Pyloric balance in ileus; concept and application.


Diagnostic and therapeutic implications of acidity variations in the stimulated and nonstimulated stomach.


Gastric acidity response during the intravenous administration of protein hydrolysates.


The blood and bone marrow in patients with cirrhosis of the liver.


The routine use of the serum flocculation reaction with Hayem's solution.


Combination of flocculation tests in the differential diagnosis of jaundice.


Influence of endogenous and nutritional factors upon the plasma vitamin A alcohol.


Studies of the influence of oxyquinoline drugs on growth of Endamoeba histolytica as measured in blood iodine levels of man.


The clinical evaluation of duodenal substance in chronic ulcerative colitis.


Comparative nitrogen balance studies of oral protein derivatives and natural protein in protein-deficient patients.


Experiences with a mercurial diuretic for subcutaneous injection.


Renal excretion of salicylate during treatment of acute rheumatic fever.