Treatment of lichen planus; a report of 12 cases treated by immunization therapy.


Studies on ringworm; fungus diseases of the nails and the surrounding tissues.


Fractures of the patella.

Fractures of the patella.


Treatment of malaria.

Treatment of malaria.


Urethral diverticulum in the scrotum with calculi.


The therapeutic uses of sea water; the effect of injections of sea water in scabies.


An unusual case of lumbar hernia through Petit's triangle.


An analytical study of 1,450 cases of retroverted uterus with special reference to treatment.


Labour absenteeism.

Labour absenteeism.


Clinical manifestations of abdominal tuberculosis from surgical aspect.


On the inhibition of the acidity of the gastric juice by spirit camphor.


Hippuric acid synthesis test as an aid to prognosis in congestive heart failure.


Ringworm of the glabrous skin, a statistical survey.


Lung abscess with pyo-pneumothorax treated with penicillin.


Experience with nicotinic acid.

Experience with nicotinic acid.


Review of 40 cases of placenta praevia treated in the Eden Hospital, Calcutta, with suggestions for the improvement of results.


Indigenous kala-azar in the Punjab.

Indigenous kala-azar in the Punjab.


Sex education; marital adjustment.

Sex education; marital adjustment.


Bronchial asthma.

Bronchial asthma.


Cancer in women; a century of progress.

Cancer in women; a century of progress.


Obstetrics in Dublin; the past, the present, the future.


The contribution of psychology to mental and physical health.


Treatment of primary atypical nonbacterial pneumonia with aureomycin.


Management of occiput posterior position.


Surgical treatment for coarctation of the aorta; experiences from 60 cases.


Heartburn; a clinical study.

Heartburn; a clinical study.


Diagnostic significance of failing vision.


Extreme hypertension in a child cured by nephrectomy; report of a case and review of the literature.


Treatment of filariasis bancrofti with hetrazan; follow-up observations 15 months after treatment.


The treatment of acute peritonitis.

The treatment of acute peritonitis.


Treatment of brucellosis with streptomycin and a sulfonamide drug.


Modification of biologic response in experimental hypersensitivity.


Ionizing radiation injury; its diagnosis by physical examination and clinical laboratory procedures.


Health of the Navajo-Hopi Indians.

Health of the Navajo-Hopi Indians.


Coarctation of the aorta.

Coarctation of the aorta.


Nephrosis occurring during trimethadione therapy; report of a case.


Postphlebitic sequelae.

Postphlebitic sequelae.


Emergencies encountered in the neonatal period.


Mechanism of the postgastrectomy syndrome.


Reactions to pertussis vaccine.

Reactions to pertussis vaccine.


Clinical evaluation of isopropyl-epinephrine in management of bronchial asthma.


Medical education as seen from the sidelines.


A method for the curriculum integration of audiovisual aids in preventive medicine and public health.


A new approach to medical films.

A new approach to medical films.


Objectives and rewards.

Objectives and rewards.


An analysis of factors influencing student success or failure in the medical school.


Renin proteinuria in the rat; the relation between the proteinuria and the pressor effect of renin. In the rat renin induces an intense but transient proteinuria, associated with the excretion of fibrinogen but not accompanied by any evidence of damage to the glomerulus. The inactivation of renin with respect to its pressor effect leads to a loss of its capacity to induce proteinuria. Angiotonin, when given in large amounts, induces proteinuria in the rat. It is concluded that this form of proteinuria is dependent on the pressor action of renin.


Cell blockade in Newcastle disease of chickens and chicken embryos. The problem of cell blockade or interference has been studied using Newcastle disease of chickens as a model. Embryos may be protected against the uniformly lethal effect of the virus by previous inoculation with ultraviolet-irradiated virus. It was necessary to use 0.5 to 1 mg. of partially purified washed virus in order to demonstrate this effect. Blockade by inactive virus in the embryo was not complete, since it could be overcome by inoculating increasing amounts of active virus or by injecting the active virus into the allantoic sac instead of placing it on the membrane. The lethal effects of small doses of Newcastle virus could also be blocked by previous infection of the embryo with either swine influenza virus or human influenza A. Again this blockade may be overcome by using larger doses of active Newcastle virus. Simultaneous injection of chickens with viruses of equine encephalomyelitis and a virulent strain of Newcastle disease virus merely delayed the incubation period of the Newcastle virus a day or so. Simultaneous inoculation of chickens with virulent and avirulent Newcastle strains caused complete blocking of the virulent strain. This blocking or interfering effect of the avirulent strain could be demonstrated 1 or 2 days after the inoculation of the virulent strain but was not effective after symptoms of the virulent disease had set in.


The effect of diet on the susceptibility of the mouse to pneumonia virus of mice; influence of pyridoxine in the period after the inoculation of virus. Young mice fed diets deficient in pyridoxine or fed desoxypyridoxine after the inoculation of the pneumonia virus of mice were more resistant to infection than well nourished controls. The susceptibility of young mice to PVM increased with the duration of pyridoxine administration after inoculation. Dietary protein restriction when pyridoxine was provided did not affect the susceptibility of mice to PVM. The PVM-combining capacity of mouse lung and the titer of humoral antibody against PVM were the same in mice fed a complete or pyridoxine-deficient diet for 6 days. The amount of PVM in mouse lungs 6 days after inoculation was greater by both infectivity and hemagglutination titrations in mice fed pyridoxine than in pyridoxine-deficient controls. This suggests that pyridoxine was essential during the postinoculation period for optimal virus multiplication.


The effect of diet on the susceptibility of the mouse to pneumonia virus of mice; influence of pyridoxine administered in the period before as well as after the inoculation of virus. Young mice fed diets deficient in pyridoxine for 8 days or longer before the inoculation of PVM, as well as after inoculation, were more susceptible to infection than control mice fed complete diets. Young mice fed a pyridoxine-deficient diet gained weight as well as controls fed a complete diet for 5 weeks, but they lost weight in the 6th week. The ratio of thymus or spleen weight to body weight was less in mice fed a pyridoxine-deficient diet for 6 weeks than in controls fed a complete diet. Histologically the thymuses and spleens showed hypoplasia. No measurable difference in antibodies against PVM was found in the sera of uninoculated mice fed complete or pyridoxine-deficient diets for 6 weeks.


The movement of water in tissues removed from the body and its relation to movement of water during life. During the initial period following immersion of parenchymatous cells of liver, kidney, or pancreas in various fluids immediately after their removal from the body water exchange is like that which occurs when water passes by osmosis through a semipermeable membrane; intake of water is proportional to the square root of the elapsed time and when liver tissue is immersed in solutions of sodium chloride movement of water is approximately proportional to the concentration of the solution. Solutions of sodium chloride isotonic for parenchymatous cells of liver have twice the molar concentration of sodium chloride in the blood serum; for those of the kidney slightly less than twice and for those of the pancreas three times this concentration. When interstitial tissue of thymus, omentum, or pancreas is immersed in water, it undergoes edema-like swelling caused by hydration of the colloids of the fibrous tissue; quantitative water exchange in an initial period accords with water movement by osmosis and is proportional to the square root of the elapsed time. Solutions of sodium chloride isotonic for fibrous tissue of the omentum have slightly greater molar concentration than the sodium chloride in the blood serum and for that of the thymus approximately the same as that of blood serum. Sodium chloride produces changes in fibrous tissue which increase with increasing concentration its power to hold water; the dense fibrous tissue of the corium of the skin and of the wall of the aorta takes up water in both weak an strong solutions of sodium chloride. The initial movement of water induced in tissues in the period immediately following removal from the body is dependent upon forces which are active during life but soon impaired by injury to the tissues. The molar concentration of the contents of secreting cells is greater than that of the blood serum and of the fluid surrounding them. These conditions are favorable to the passage of water from the tissue spaces to the cells.


The movement of water in tumor tissue removed from the body. When immersed in water cells of hepatomas produced by p-dimethyl-aminoazobenzene (butter yellow) take in less water than liver cells from which they are derived and more rapidly undergo disintegration; cholangiomas produced by butter yellow undergo similar changes. As a result of the injury of the tumor cells by water the osmotic exchange, characteristic of the normal liver cells under the same conditions, is impaired within the initial half hour of immersion. Solutions of sodium chloride isotonic for hepatoma tissue have a concentration approximating 0.16 molar and for cholangioma, 0.2 molar, whereas solutions isotonic for normal liver tissue approximate 0.34 molar. Water exchange of hepatoma and of cholangioma tissue in solutions of sodium chloride of various concentrations deviates from a proportional relation to the concentration more than does normal liver tissue under the same conditions. Water exchange of sarcoma of the subcutaneous tissue produced by benzpyrene when immersed in water resembles that of interstitial fibrous tissue of normal animals, but by the procedures that have been used water exchange of the tumor cells alone has not been measurable. Microscopic examination indicates that the sarcoma cells are as susceptible to injury as those of the other tumors that have been examined. Intake of water by adenofibromas of the subcutaneous tissue is apparently dominated by changes in the dense stroma of the tumor and has the anomalous character of intake bycompact fibrous tissue of the corium of the skin and of the wall of the aorta.


The nature of the virus receptors of red cells; effect of sodium periodate on the elution of influenza virus from red cells. Influenza virus, treated with sodium periodate, was adsorbed well on red cells but lacked the capacity for spontaneous elution. Heated virus was eluted from red cells by the action of cholera vibrio filtrate, unheated influenza virus, and to a small extent by heating at 56 degrees C. Periodate-treated virus was not elutable by these methods but was liberated by exposure of the adsorbing cells to concentrations of sodium chloride of 5 to 10 per cent. This treatment had no effect on elution of heated virus.


Further observations on the production and prevention of dietary hepatic injury in rats. The present report on experimental hepatic injury is based on observations amassed during the last 9 years, comprising 1922 rats. It has been shown that there are several dietary factors which may intervene, singly or in combination, in the development of massive or zonal hepatic necrosis. Deficiency of sulfur-containing amino acids is only one of them. From the present studies, tocopherol emerges as an additional protective dietary factor. With regard to the development of massive hepatic necrosis tocopherol may compensate for the absence of sulfur-containing amino acids (cystine, methionine) and vice versa. As a further factor, the quality of dietary fat should be taken into consideration. Fats, like lard and cod liver oil, with a high content of unsaturated fatty acids enhance, whereas fats low in unsaturated fatty acids, such as crisco and butter, retard or prevent the development of massive hepatic necrosis. It is questionable whether with all these dietary factors the etiology of massive hepatic necrosis is completely defined. The interchangeability of sulfur-containing amino acids (cystine, methionine) and vitamin E as leading etiologic factors makes it difficult to accept pure deficiency as the basis of massive hepatic necrosis. The rôle of possible endogenous hepatotoxic substances and their neutralization by cystine (methionine) or tocopherol are discussed. Diffuse hepatic fibrosis is a regular occurrence in rats kept for 100 to 150 days on a diet low in lipotropic factors. Cystine, and, among the fats, lard and especially cod liver oil, have an enhancing effect on the production of hepatic cirrhosis. In rats fed rations free from cod liver oil, and with vegetable shortening such as crisco as source of fat, the incidence and severity of cirrhosis are reduced. Ceroid deposit accompanies cirrhosis only in rats which have been kept on a cirrhosis-producing diet containing fats with a high content of unsaturated fatty acids (cod liver oil, lard). Tocopherol, even when given in excessively large doses (30 mg. daily) will not prevent the formation of ceroid, and will reduce only slightly its total quantity. Under the same treatment the incidence and intensity of cirrhosis remain uninfluenced. Cellular injury in the form of degenerated or necrotic hepatic parenchymal cells, found singly or in small groups in and around the fibrous bands in the cirrhotic liver of rats, is a common occurrence. The fibrotic changes seem to begin, not in the portal spaces, but close to the central vein, although they are not as distinctly and exclusively pericentral as, for instance, in cardiac cirrhosis. Thus, experimental dietary cirrhosis is non-portal. The role of fat infiltration is discussed with special reference to the other microscopic changes found in hepatic cirrhosis. Acute necrotizing nephrosis or various stages of healing of this process are often found with great frequency in rats kept on a cirrhosis-producing diet.


Congenital heart disease.

Congenital heart disease.


Saddle block analgesia for obstetrics.

Saddle block analgesia for obstetrics.


Some safeguards in antibiotic therapy with special reference to penicillin and streptomycin.


What can the general practitioner do for the nervous patient?


The surgical treatment of gastric lesions.


The etiology and treatment of uveitis.

The etiology and treatment of uveitis.


Spinal cord tumor; report of a case.

Spinal cord tumor; report of a case.


Chronic rheumatoid arthritis with amyloidosis.


Flashback on fevers in Dublin, 1934-47.

Flashback on fevers in Dublin, 1934-47.


Afflictions of the gastrointestinal tract of the infant.


Hypertension; its various aspects and treatment.


Therapy with children.

Therapy with children.


Medicine in the new social order.

Medicine in the new social order.


Dextran as a plasma substitute.

Dextran as a plasma substitute.


Effects of agenized flour on man.

Effects of agenized flour on man.


Clinical estimation of basal metabolic rate; the RP index.


HOSPITAL outpatients and admissions.

HOSPITAL outpatients and admissions.


Objects of research; reorientation towards commoner diseases.


Blood changes in peritonitis.

Blood changes in peritonitis.


Serological evidence of Q fever in Great Britain.


Fatal anuria after use of myanesin in anaesthesia.


Restriction of thoracic respiration as an aid to abdominal palpation.


Health services in France.

Health services in France.


MYASTHENIA gravis.

MYASTHENIA gravis.


Some thoughts on diagnosis.

Some thoughts on diagnosis.


A comparison of sternal and spinous process bone marrow punctures.


The resurrectionists.

The resurrectionists.


Intraperitoneal haemorrhage due to rupture of a graafian follicle with presentation of three cases.


Fractures of the neck of the femur.

Fractures of the neck of the femur.


Reiter's disease.

Reiter's disease.


Aneurysm of the innominate artery.

Aneurysm of the innominate artery.


The treatment of enuresis.

The treatment of enuresis.


Indications for the removal of teeth.

Indications for the removal of teeth.


The value of the electroencephalogram in diagnosis.


Psychology of the killjoy.

Psychology of the killjoy.


Modern medicine; some memories and reflections.


Blood cholinesterase level and duration of life in the leukemias with notes on elevation of blood cholinesterase in certain leukemoid conditions.


Clinical features and pathogenesis of tropical sprue; observations on a series of cases among Italian prisoners of war in India.


Diabetic glomerulosclerosis; clinical and pathologic observations with special reference to doubly refractile fatty cells and casts in the urine.


The treatment of malignant disease; surgery.


Pregnancy in the diabetic.

Pregnancy in the diabetic.


Intravenous heparin therapy; a report on two cases.


A concept of the etiological complex of deficiency states with especial consideration of conditions.


Population and wealth in Egypt.

Population and wealth in Egypt.


Operation on the sympathetic nervous system for the relief of hypertension.


Management of uterine bleeding about the menopause.


Psychiatry and the general practitioner.


Modern surgical management of goiter.

Modern surgical management of goiter.


Involvement of the ileum in chronic ulcerative colitis.


Cancer of the lower large bowel; results in 100 cases.


Repeated nephrotic episodes with normal urine, serum protein and cholesterol in the edema-free intervals.


Medical military science.

Medical military science.


Diffuse myeloma of the bone marrow.

Diffuse myeloma of the bone marrow.


Carcinoma of colon, with probable perforation.


Further experiences with injured bile ducts; a new method of repair.


The effect of sulfanilamide on salt and water excretion in congestive heart failure.


Lutembacher's syndrome associated with subacute bacterial endocarditis; report of a case.


Antibacterial chemotherapy.

Antibacterial chemotherapy.


Bronchiogenic carcinoma, right middle lobe, with metastases to pleura, liver and adrenal glands.


The applications of spectrophotometry to medicine.


Hypertensive vascular disease.

Hypertensive vascular disease.


Value of supplementary protein feeding in aged and chronically infected orthopedic patients.


Impotentia.

Impotentia.


Giant follicle lymphadenopathy.

Giant follicle lymphadenopathy.


Visceral involvement in multiple myeloma.


Coronary disease in women.

Coronary disease in women.


Clinical pathophysiology of therapeutic exercises.


Surface-active solvents in topical antibiotic therapy.


Papillary tumors of the thyroid gland.

Papillary tumors of the thyroid gland.


Newer therapeutic trends in cardiovascular disease.


Surgical treatment of gastric lesions.

Surgical treatment of gastric lesions.


Neurogenic dysfunctions of the bladder.

Neurogenic dysfunctions of the bladder.


Emotional adjustment and morale in war.

Emotional adjustment and morale in war.


Modern trends in the surgical treatment of carcinoma of the colon and rectum.


Cancer detection.

Cancer detection.


Sensitization to penicillin; the types of reactions; therapy and prevention.


Early ambulation in postoperative patients.


Prophylactic administration of wheat germ oil concentrate in pregnancy; a clinical analysis.


Positive pressure.

Positive pressure.


Differential diagnosis of acute surgical conditions of the abdomen.


The virus diagnostic research laboratory; considerations of its importance in maintaining community health based on 2 years' actual operation.


Improper use of estrogens in gynecology.


The management of excessive weight gain in pregnancy.


Group medical practice on a plantation.

Group medical practice on a plantation.


An industrial visual screening test on Hawaiian sugar plantations.


The central nervous system in infectious diseases of childhood.


Medical management of whooping cough in infants.


Postphlebitic ulceration.

Postphlebitic ulceration.


Diagnosis and treatment of Sarcoptes scabiei infestations.


The treatment of angina pectoris; with special reference to drug therapy.


Cardiac oedema; causation and treatment.


Digitalis and its derivatives.

Digitalis and its derivatives.


Traumatic lesions of the heart and great vessels.


The riddle of rheumatoid arthritis.

The riddle of rheumatoid arthritis.


Endocrine disorders and the mind.

Endocrine disorders and the mind.


The treatment of hay fever.

The treatment of hay fever.


The use and abuse of vasoconstrictors in the nose.


The significance of haematuria.

The significance of haematuria.


Alcoholism.

Alcoholism.


Symposium on periarteritis nodosa.

Symposium on periarteritis nodosa.


The renal lesions of periarteritis nodosa.


Pulmonary lesions of periarteritis nodosa.


The central nervous system in periarteritis nodosa.


Peripheral neuritis in periarteritis nodosa; a clinicopathologic study.


Discussion on radical excision of carcinoma of the rectum with conservation of the sphincters.


Hirschsprung's disease.

Hirschsprung's disease.


Discussion on the surgery of urethral stricture.


Congenital bowing of the tibia.

Congenital bowing of the tibia.


Fracture of femoral neck treated with a Godoy-Moreira stud bolt screw.


Actinomycosis simulating osteitis of the pelvis.


The late results of tuberculosis of the spine in children, with special reference to spinal grafting.


Sudden death in infancy.

Sudden death in infancy.


The diagnosis and treatment of congestive heart failure.


Orthopedics complicated by vascular imbalance.


Polysaccharides as heterophile antigens.


Properties of cancer cells.

Properties of cancer cells.


Obtaining medical histories by indirect questioning.


Carcinoma of the thyroid gland.

Carcinoma of the thyroid gland.


Pre and postoperative care of the patient with malignancy.


Clinical approach to problems in water and salt metabolism.


Some clinical manifestations of abnormal potassium metabolism.


Paralytic equinovarus deformities of the foot.


Keratitis nummularis (Dimmer) a report of five cases.


The surgical aspect of Meckel's diverticulum.


An appraisal of therapeutic procedure in respiratory allergy.


Sympathetic ophthalmia; a review of 61 cases.


The prevention of secondary hemorrhage following tonsillectomy.


Encephalitis complicating vaccination for rabies; report of a case treated with antihistamine agents.


Insulin sub-schock in the treatment of anxiety states.


Paratyphoid osteomyelitis; a case report.


Non-traumatic perforation of the jejunum; case report.


Volvulus of the cecum; case report.

Volvulus of the cecum; case report.


Carcinoma of the prostate.

Carcinoma of the prostate.


The vaginal smear.

The vaginal smear.


The heart in thyroid disease; brief summary.


Epidemiology of poliomyelitis.

Epidemiology of poliomyelitis.


Malnutrition in Canada.

Malnutrition in Canada.


The electrophoresis of proteins; studies on the separation of dissolved proteins in an electrical field.


Laboratory aids in the diagnosis of renal disease.


Recent advances in antibiotic and sulfonamide therapy.


Acute respiratory infections.

Acute respiratory infections.


The diagnosis and treatment of pareses of the obliques.


Ano-rectal disease; incidence in 300 males of military age with particular reference to polyposis.


The effect of the moon on childbirth.

The effect of the moon on childbirth.


Congenital tuberculosis; a case report.

Congenital tuberculosis; a case report.


The professional responsibility in the control of cancer.


Factors in pregnancy affecting the newborn.


Multiocular, chylous cyst of the greater omentum; its occurrence in a 3 year old child.


Lye burns of the esophagus.

Lye burns of the esophagus.


Infarction of the appendices epiploicae.


Administration of civilian medical care in total war.


Administration of the surgical service.

Administration of the surgical service.


Nonoperative treatment of perforated duodenal ulcer.


Bacitracin in surgical wound infections.


Appendectomies in station hospital.

Appendectomies in station hospital.


Medical research and development program.


Debridement; obsolescent stop gap, or essential treatment?


A method of spinal fusion by arthrodesis and iliac bone grafts.


Biophysics of pathological locomotion as related to lower extremities.


Dental service in a theater of operations.


Epidemiology of primary atypical pneumonia; analysis of 6 months experience at Fort Lewis, Washington.


Doctor-patient relationship.

Doctor-patient relationship.


The clinical contribution of a Veterans Administration out-patient department to the teaching program of a naval hospital in a medical center.


Psychosis following amateur hypnosis; a case report.


Irradiating effect of methyl bis amine hydrochloride.


The relation of the artist to society.

The relation of the artist to society.


The book of Ecclesiastes in the light of some psychoanalytic observations.


A study of trends in recent psychoanalytic publications.


Current developments and problems in military neuropsychiatry.


Comparative lymphocytic and biochemical responses of patients with schizophrenia and affective disorders to electroshock, insulin shock, and epinephrine.


Psychosurgery; retrospects and prospects based on 12 years' experience.


New possibilities in private psychiatric practice.


The insanity plea in crime; an evaluation of the 1927 law.


The influence of electroconvulsive treatment on blood sugar, total number of leucocytes and lymphocytes.


Some aspects of concentration camp psychology.


Psychological significance of physical restraint to mental patients.


A sociopsychiatric study of 25 young offenders.


Hypnosis in electric shock treatment.

Hypnosis in electric shock treatment.


Cerebral injuries due to explosion waves, cerebral blast concussion; a pathologic, clinical and electroencephalographic study.


Vocalization and arrest of speech.

Vocalization and arrest of speech.


Poliodystrophia cerebri progressiva, report of a case.


Effect of carbon dioxide on acrocyanosis in schizophrenia.


Paroxysmal lacrimation, syndrome of crocodile tears, and its surgical treatment; relation to auriculotemporal syndrome.


Meningosarcoma with pulmonary metastasis; report of a case.


Acute necrotizing hemorrhagic encephalopathy.


Asymptomatic extrapyramidal involvement in Pick's disease; a clinicopathological study of two cases.


Red softening of the brain.

Red softening of the brain.


Production of experimental allergic encephalomyelitis in guinea pigs via the intraperitoneal route.


The effect of multiple gliomas and other organic changes of the brain on the cerebral subarachnoid space.


Carcinoma of the breast and intraspinal meningioma; a report of three cases.


Paresthesia in a rhesus monkey associated with a thalamic lesion, and its alleviation by post-central cortical excision.


The efferent intercortical connections of the superficial cortex of the temporal lobe, Macaca mulatta.


The National Committee for Mental Hygiene looks ahead.


Dynamic forces in international relations.


General principles of the federal program for mental hygiene.


Some thoughts arising from a preliminary survey of state programs.


The responsibility of the local community for a mental-health program.


Community education through press, radio, films, and drama.


Research in mental health in the national perspective.


Basic conceptions in social work research.


Research in psychiatric nursing.

Research in psychiatric nursing.


The abnormal puerperium.

The abnormal puerperium.


American ophthalmology during the past century.


Studies in experimental ocular tuberculosis; the effect of promin and promizole on experimental ocular tuberculosis in the immune-allergic rabbit.


Dacryocystitis of infancy; a review of 100 cases.


Spectral transmission of the eye to ultraviolet radiations.


Real significance of centering a contact lens.


Congenital grouped pigmentation of the retina; report of two cases.


Crescentic deformities of the lid margin.


Eye ointment dispenser.

Eye ointment dispenser.


The blind spot syndrome.

The blind spot syndrome.


Effect of streptomycin and promizole on experimental ocular tuberculosis in the immune-allergic rabbit.


Retinal tumor associated with neurofibromatosis; von Recklinghausen's disease; report of a case.


Vision in strabismus; a preliminary report.


Conical cornea and mongolism.

Conical cornea and mongolism.


Ophthalmoscopy and operations for reduction of high blood pressure.


Esthetic correction of unilateral anophthalmos by opthalmoprosthesis.


Nonperforating thermometric cyclodiathermy in treatment of hypertensive uveitis.


Lymphosarcoma of the eyelid, report of case, with death in 40 days.


Infection of the cornea due to herpes simplex; an experimental study.


Clinical course of ocular complications of arachnodactyly.


Lipemia retinalis associated with essential hyperlipemia.


Reconstruction of the nasal septum.

Reconstruction of the nasal septum.


Bilateral detachment of the retina in aphakia; case report.


Tyrothricin in the treatment of chronic rhinopharyngitis and allergic rhinitis.


A simple approach to dynamic retinoscopy.


The management of lye burns of the esophagus.


Some notes on hyperphoria with illustrative case histories.


Veterans Administration training of blinded veterans in Indiana.


Increase in number of blind children.

Increase in number of blind children.


Crystalline ester cholesterol and atherosclerosis.


Multinucleated epithelial cells in the tubules of the human kidney.


Quantitative analysis of the growth of epidermis.


Intussusception, fecal impaction and volvulus produced by injection of pilocarpine.


Diabetes and uremia diagnosed at autopsy by testing cerebrospinal fluid and urine.


The mural cells of capillary hemangiomas.


The growth cycle of influenza virus A; a study of the relations between virus, soluble antigen and host cell in fertile eggs inoculated with influenza virus.


Changes in the concentration and histological distribution of the ascorbic acid in ovaries, adrenals and livers of rats during oestrous cycles.


The action of tetanus toxin on the acetylcholine and cholinesterase contents of the rabbit's iris.


Bodily reactions to trauma; a possible role of nucleotides in cardiac ischaemia.


Effect of chemotherapeutic agents on C. diphtheriae, with special reference to the diamidines.


An antibiotic from Bacillus mesentericus.


Distribution of antitoxin in the tissues of animals immunized with Cl. welchii toxin.


Antibiotic-producing organisms in faeces and sewage.


Complications of vaccination against smallpox.


BCG inoculation and BCG vaccination.

BCG inoculation and BCG vaccination.


Symposium on undergraduate medical education in pediatrics.


Hemangioma, capillary and cavernous, with thrombopenic purpura; report of a case with observations at autopsy.


Desirable correlations between pediatrics and preclinical departments.


Desirable correlations between pediatrics and other clinical departments.


Makeup of a complete pediatric department.


Phenylpyruvic oligophrenia.

Phenylpyruvic oligophrenia.


Maligne Nephrosklerose.

Maligne Nephrosklerose.


Salvarsanikterus.

Salvarsanikterus.


Antecedents of infantile cerebral palsy.


Folic acid in coeliac disease; a study of its administration in 22 cases.


On the relationship between maternal conditions during pregnancy and congenital malformations.


Perinatal deaths in Czechoslovakia.

Perinatal deaths in Czechoslovakia.


Pneumonia in the newborn resulting from the inhalation of gastric contents.


Juvenile thyrotoxicosis treated with thiouracil.


Acute neurotic breakdown in children with refusal to go to school.


The historical background of convulsions in childhood.


Sclerema adiposum; a case with unusual features in an infant.


Chronic hypoplastic anaemia arising in infancy.


Prenatal diphtheria immunization.

Prenatal diphtheria immunization.


Infective granuloma of the genitals in children.


Streptomycin in tuberculosis in children; treatment with less frequent injections and more concentrated solutions.


The physical and mental development of premature infants; a statistical survey with 5-year follow-up.


Congenital hypertrophic pyloric stenosis in mother and daughter; report of case.


Hemolytic streptococcic meningitis of the newborn; report of case.


Acceleration effect of poliomyelitis virus with mucin.


Bulbar spinal poliomyelitis.

Bulbar spinal poliomyelitis.


Cancer and the general practitioner.

Cancer and the general practitioner.


Ergonovine compared with methergine in the third stage of labor.


The distribution of physicians and physicians' services in Colorado, 1948; age factors.


The comparative tolerance of Lugol's solution and organidin in man.


The social responsibilities of the scientists for child care.


Communicating knowledge of children to teachers.


Early oral feeding in the treatment of infantile diarrhea.


Mediterranean anemia.

Mediterranean anemia.


Dissemination of child development knowledge through a program of adult education and community action.


Problems faced by a writer in communicating research findings in child development.


Dissemination of information on child development by federal agencies.


A functional analysis of child development material in current newspapers and magazines.


Child development in periodical literature.


Radio and journalism in the dissemination of child development information.


Dissemination of child development information through the use of motion pictures.


The anticoagulants.

The anticoagulants.


Methods of fine filtration.

Methods of fine filtration.


Conservation and replacement of fatty acids in solid soaps.


Analysis of face powder.

Analysis of face powder.


The formulation of nasal preparations.

The formulation of nasal preparations.


The microscope in industry.

The microscope in industry.


Solid or liquid cosmetics?

Solid or liquid cosmetics?


Tracer studies of nitrogen assimilation in yeast. By using N(15) as a tracer the assimilation of ammonia by the yeast, Torulopsis utilis, has been studied. It has been shown that: 1. There was no measurable incorporation of N in the protein or polynucleotide purine of carbon-starved yeast. 2. When ammonia is added to nitrogen-starved yeast there is a long lag period before division begins during which the yeast rapidly synthesizes protein, this process being accompanied by a turnover of polynucleotide purine. There was no significant dilution of the N(15)H(4) (+) of the medium by ordinary NH(4) (+). 3. When yeast containing N(15) is allowed to divide and grow in ordinary ammonia, the total amount of N(15) in the yeast remains constant. The dicarboxylic amino acids are most diluted, while arginine and nucleic acid guanine are not diluted at all.


The effect of sodium chloride on phage formation by staphylococci at elevated temperatures. In experiments with the K strain of Staphylococcus aureus and the K race of bacteriophage suspended in tryptose phosphate broth and maintained at 42 degrees C. it was found that the presence of 1 M NaCl produced certain drastic changes in the relationship between the host cells and the infecting virus: 1. Staphylococci grown at 42 degrees C. in plain broth or in NaCl-broth are "activated," i.e. when growth is stopped by lowering the temperature to 5 degrees C. and phage is added, the activity titre immediately displays a rise of 15- to 16-fold. 2. 1 M NaCl tends to prevent the sorption of phage by cocci and this effect is more pronounced at 42 degrees C. than at 5 degrees C. When the activation test is conducted at 5 degrees C. (the usual temperature) most of the phage is picked up by the cells and the described increase in activity titre follows. If the test takes place at 42 degrees C. there is little sorption and correspondingly little rise in phage titre. 3. Mixtures of staphylococci and phage incubated at 42 degrees C. in NaCl-broth fail to produce phage; the final plaque and activity titres are identical with the initial titres. Here, also, the influence of 1 M NaCl in preventing contact of phage with cocci appears to account for the results. 4. Similar mixtures held at 42 degrees C. in plain broth exhibit a drop of about 60 per cent in activity and plaque titres. The loss of phage may be due to adsorption on dead cells accumulating in the suspension or to the thermolability of the bacterium-phage complex, or to both.


Effects of heterologous sera on fertilized rabbit ova. Undiluted blood serum of various species was used to culture two-celled rabbit ova for 24 hours. It was found that there is an ovocidal factor present in the serum of man, sheep, cattle, goat, and fowl. The factor is lethal rather than inhibitory; exposure to it for 10 minutes will cause the death of the ova. This factor is unstable, thermolabile (destroyed at 55 degrees C. in 30 minutes), and of large molecular size. The strength or concentration of this factor varies according to the origin of the serum, increasing in the order man, sheep, cattle, goat, fowl. The blood serum of rabbit, horse, dog, guinea pig, rat, and pig contains no ovocidal factor against rabbit ova. The ovocidal factor differs from the spermicidal factor, which is present in all the sera of the different species studied with rabbit spermatozoa. Immunization of the guinea pig against rabbit ova is possible. Normal development of young rabbits was obtained by transplantation of ova cultured in the heated or normal serum of other species after 24 hours.


Aqueous-humor/plasma-chloride ratios in rabbits, dogs, and human beings. The ratio of concentration of chloride in the aqueous humor compared with that in the plasma of rabbits, dogs, and human beings, was determined by the Schales and Sendroy methods. Consistent results were obtained in all the experiments by the Schales method with or without protein, and by the Sendroy method without protein. In the presence of protein, however, lower chloride concentrations were found in the plasma of dogs and human beings by the Sendroy method. The ratios in this instance were higher than values predicted on the basis of Gibbs-Donnan equilibrium and similar to those obtained by several previous investigators using the same method. With rabbits both methods gave essentially the same results under all conditions. The ratios (Schales and Sendroy) for the rabbits based on arterial plasma averaged 0.98, on venous plasma 1.00; the ratio (Schales) for the dog for venous plasma was 1.00; the ratio (Schales, protein present or removed; Sendroy, protein removed) for human beings, based on venous plasma, was approximately 1.03. Ratios of 1.08 for the dog and 1.07 for human beings were obtained by the Sendroy method in the presence of protein. Possible explanations for these apparent discrepancies are discussed. In dogs and in human beings, the major evidence supports the contention that the aqueous humor/plasma chloride ratio is not in excess of that predicted by the Gibbs-Donnan equilibrium and therefore requires no special explanation. In the rabbit all the evidence indicates that the chloride ratios are actually less than the value predicted by the Gibbs-Donnan equilibrium.


Temperature activation of certain respiratory enzymes of stenothermophilic bacteria. The results of this study of the effect of temperature on the respiratory mechanism of five stenothermophilic bacteria may be summarized as follows:- 1. The respiratory mechanism and its various components of the stenothermophilic bacteria were found to function at temperatures below the minimum temperature for growth of these organisms. In every case the rates of the individual reactions involved in the respiratory chain increased exponentially with temperature until the temperature at which inactivation became apparent was reached. 2. The mean activation energies, calculated from the "best" value for the slope of the straight lines resulting from a plot of log rate against the reciprocal of the absolute temperature were: Dehydrogenases: 28,000 to 28,500 calories per gram molecule. Glucose, fructose, galactose, mannose, xylose, arabinose, maltose, lactose, sucrose, glycine, beta-alanine, monosodium glutamate, (asparagine). 19,500 to 20,500 calories per gram molecule. Ethyl alcohol, succinate, pyruvate, lactate, acetate. 19,500 to 20,500 calories per gram molecule. Ethyl alcohol, succinate, pyruvate, lactate, acetate. 15,000 calories per gram molecule. Formate. Cytochrome oxidase and cytochrome b and c (substrate: p-phenylenediamine): 16,800 calories per gram molecule. Cytochrome oxidase and cytochrome c (substrate: hydroquinone): 20,200 calories per gram molecule. Catalase: 4,100 calories per gram molecule. Complete aerobic respiratory system (plus added glucose): 29,500 calories per gram molecule. 3. The identity of the energies of activation of the respiratory system and its enzymic components at temperatures above and below the minimum temperature for growth of the stenothermophilic bacteria was demonstrated. 4. An attempt has been made to indicate a relationship between the nature of the substrate and the activation energy by grouping substrates on the basis of common micro values obtained for their dehydrogenation by resting cell preparations of stenothermophilic bacteria. The dehydrogenation reactions have been found to be the rate-controlling reactions in the aerobic respiratory system of these bacteria.


The activation of urease.

The activation of urease. 1. It has been shown that the activity of solutions of twice recrystallized urease is reversibly increased by moderate heating and reversibly decreased by storage in the cold, even in the frozen state. 2. Crude extracts of jack bean meal containing potent urease undergo this same type of reversible activation by heating and inactivation by cooling. Dilution has the same potentiating effect on the activity as moderate heating. As much as a fivefold increase in activity can be obtained when a sample previously inactivated by storage for 24 hours at -10 degrees C. is heated for 5 minutes at 60 degrees C. 3. Solutions of crystalline urease protected by serum albumin and preserved in the cold give a constant "potential" activity over a period of more than 30 days if heated 5 minutes at 60 degrees C. before assay. 4. The data presented have been interpreted to mean that an association between urease molecules (or between urease and other proteins) might occur, resulting in inactivation of the enzyme which would be reversed on dissociation. 5. It has been postulated that the same forces are responsible for the reversible inactivation brought about by standing at temperatures above or below the freezing point.


The reduction of retinene1 to vitamina A1 in vitro. In the surviving vertebrate retina the retinene(1) liberated by bleaching rhodopsin is converted quantitatively to vitamin A(1). Recent chemical studies have indicated that in this process the aldehyde group of retinene(1) is reduced to the primary alcohol group of vitamin A(1) (Morton; Wald). Some time ago we brought this reaction into a cell-free brei prepared from cattle retinas. The retinas were frozen, desiccated, ground, and exhaustively extracted with petroleum ether; the resulting powder, stirred in neutral buffer solution and exposed to light, converted its retinene(1) completely to vitamin A(1). Some time ago also we observed that fresh rhodopsin solutions exhibit a special type of fading in darkness following exposure to light, which is absent from the same solutions after aging. We have confirmed Bliss's identification of this reaction as the conversion of retinene(1) to vitamin A(1). The system which reduces retinene(1) is fractionated anatomically in the retinal rods. The outer segments of the rods, broken off from the underlying retinal tissue, are unable to convert their retinene(1) to vitamin A(1). In the presence of a water extract of crushed retina they do perform this conversion. On the other hand the retinal tissue from which a water extract was taken has lost this capacity. Such washed retinal tissue is reactivated by returning the washings to the solid material. The activating effect of retinal washings on isolated outer limbs or washed retina is duplicated by a boiled muscle juice. This in turn can be replaced by reduced cozymase (reduced coenzyme I; DPN-H(2)); or by a mixture of DPN and fructosediphosphate. The conversion of retinene(1) to vitamin A(1) is therefore a reduction in which two atoms of hydrogen are transferred to retinene(1) from reduced cozymase. It is assumed that this reaction is catalyzed by an apoenzyme, retinene(1) reductase, present in the rod outer limb. This process is coupled with a second system in the outer segment which reduces DPN, using hexosediphosphate or one of its derivatives as hydrogen donor. This action of DPN brings a member of the vitamin B complex, nicotinic acid amide, into an auxiliary position in the rhodopsin system. In the isolated retina or in vitro systems the reduction of retinene(1) proceeds irreversibly. Yet this reduction must be balanced by an oxidative process elsewhere in the rhodopsin cycle, since through rhodopsin as intermediate vitamin A(1) regenerates retinene(1).


The tonicity-volume relations for systems containing human red cells and the chlorides of monovalent cations. 1. Differences in the fragility of human red cells are observed in equimolar solutions of the chlorides of the monovalent cations. The cells are most fragile in LiCl and least fragile in NaCl, the salts falling in the order Li > K >== Rb > Cs > Na. 2. The difference between the tonicity-volume relations in systems containing LiCl and systems containing NaCl lies in the molarity of the solution of LiCl which is isotonic (isoplethechontic) with plasma being considerably greater (0.189 M) than the molarity of the solution of NaCl which is isotonic (isoplethechontic) with plasma (0.160 M). The difference cannot be stated meantime in any simpler terms than these; if the activity coefficients are taken into account, it becomes even greater. The tonicity-volume relations for the two systems are otherwise almost identical; the value of R for the two systems is almost the same, the critical volumes at which the cells of least resistance hemolyze are almost identical, and the critical volumes at which the cells of average resistance hemolyze are almost identical. 3. The LiCl effect on volume occurs as soon after the addition of the cells to 0.172 M LiCl as the hematocrit method allows one to measure it. It is reversible by washing with 0.172 M NaCl.


The tonicity-volume relations for human red cells subjected to the action of heat, with special reference to prolytic K loss. 1. The volume-tonicity relations for human red cells exposed to a temperature of 48 degrees C. for 2 minutes remain the same as those for unheated human red cells. The heated systems show lysis in higher tonicities than the unheated systems do; this is probably largely due to fragmentation with its effect on the geometry of the situation, as suggested by Ham, Shen, Fleming and Castle. When the cells are heated to 48 degrees C. for longer times, the amount of fragmentation becomes considerable, but the volume-tonicity relation remains the same as before; the properties which are usually referred to as the osmotic properties of the red cell are accordingly not necessarily dependent on the integrity of the cell as a unit. 2. Heating to 52 degrees C. for 2 minutes profoundly modifies the volume-tonicity relation, very little swelling now occurring even in tonicities as low as 0.6. This is partly accounted for by the large K losses and K-Na exchanges which occur and which become greater as the tonicity is reduced and as the temperature is increased. Fragmentation and hemolysis also increase, the latter out of proportion to the expected effects of the former. Direct effects of heat on the cohesion of the red cell ultrastructure are probably involved.


Selection of physical scientists.

Selection of physical scientists.


Intelligence test results obtained from a specific type of Army A.W.O.L.


Poliomyelitis epidemic, possibly milk-borne, in a naval station, Portland, Oregon.


Low temperature treatment of pork; effect of certain low temperatures on viability of Trichina larvae.


Isolation of poliomyelitis virus from single species of flies collected during an urban epidemic.


Studies in human malaria; the protective and therapeutic action of quinacrine against St. Elizabeth strain vivax malaria.


Studies in human malaria; the protective and therapeutic action of SN 6911 against St. Elizabeth strain vivax malaria.


Studies in human malaria; the protective and therapeutic action of SN 6771 against St. Elizabeth strain vivax malaria.


Studies in human malaria; the protective and therapeutic action of chloroquine (SN 7618) against St. Elizabeth strain vivax malaria.


Q fever in laundry workers, presumably transmitted from contaminated clothing.


Studies on Q fever in Panama.

Studies on Q fever in Panama.


Relationships between certain populations of Culex pipiens Linnaeus and Culex quinquefasciatus Say in the United States.


The antibody basis of immunity in chickens to the nematode, Ascaridia galli.


The effect of single infections of variable size on the resistance of chickens to the nematode, Ascaridia galli.


Industrial psychiatry.

Industrial psychiatry.


Tuberculosis case-finding techniques in the Province of Ontario.


A note on trichinosis in animals of the Canadian Northwest Territories.


Social medicine in Great Britain.

Social medicine in Great Britain.


Xanthochromatosis localisata typhosa.

Xanthochromatosis localisata typhosa.


An attempt at evaluation of public health services.


The incidence of handicapping defects in children of school age.


Eradication of bed-bugs, a Stirlingshire experiment.


Entomology and public health.

Entomology and public health.


Problem families.

Problem families.


The physiology of haemopoiesis.

The physiology of haemopoiesis.


Home nursing of premature infants.

Home nursing of premature infants.


CONDITIONS of service in and recruitment to the Public Health Service.


Metopon hydrochloride: an experiment in clinical evaluation.


The use of the motor quotient in assigning relative grades in physical education.


Motor learning of feeble-minded girls.

Motor learning of feeble-minded girls.


An evaluation of policies and standards for student health service programs.


The measurement of the strength of muscle relative to the cross section.


Sewage and industrial wastes in 1948.

Sewage and industrial wastes in 1948.


What is a satisfactory water?

What is a satisfactory water?


The anatomy and physiology of the lesser circulation as indicated by its behavior in health and disease.


Peripheral vascular disease in the lungs.


Conditions which result in increased pressure within the lesser circulation.


The evaluation of the lesser circulation as portrayed by the roentgenogram.


The value of angiocardiography in establishing the diagnosis of pericarditis with effusion.


A rapid method of roentgenologic examination of the small intestine; a preliminary report.


The procurement and critical appraisal of the width diameter of the midline retrogastric soft tissues.


Bone sclerosis in leukemia and in non-leukemic myelosis.


Lumbar intervertebral disc protrusion contralateral to the side of symptoms and signs; myelographic verification in two cases.


Bilateral posttraumatic ulnocuneiform articulation.


Mixed tumors of the palate: late results in five cases treated by telecurietherapy.


Effect of roentgen rays upon bartonella-infected and normal rats.


On the association of certain hematomas with myelencephalic blebs in the house mouse.


Trifocal glasses as an aid to the older roentgenologist.


A new processing room accessory; the clip drip tray.


Bacteriologic examination of tissues surgically removed as an aid in the diagnosis of diseases of the chest.


An appraisal of the results of a 6-year tuberculin and mass X-ray survey of the population of Asuncion; based on more than 100,000 tests.


Bagasse disease of the lungs.

Bagasse disease of the lungs.


Syphilitic heart disease.

Syphilitic heart disease.


Pulmonary mycoses.

Pulmonary mycoses.


Cystic disease of the lung.

Cystic disease of the lung.


A case of aspergillosis of the lung.

A case of aspergillosis of the lung.


Atelectasis of the right upper lobe.

Atelectasis of the right upper lobe.


Indications for pulmonary resection, special reference to extent of operation.


Diaphragmatic hernia; a review of the literature and report of two unusual cases.


Abdominal trauma from the standpoint of the railway surgeon.


Clinical experiences with chlorophyll preparations with particular reference to chronic osteomyelitis and chronic ulcers.


Strangulated femoral hernia; relationship of contents of hernial sac to clinical manifestations and prognosis.


Vaginal and cervical smears in uterine malignancy.


Arterial injuries; an analysis of the immediate and late results of arterial injury based on military experience.


Hypothermia in hyperthyroidism.

Hypothermia in hyperthyroidism.


Treatment of large bowel fistula secondary to war wounds.


Diverticulum and abscess of the female urethra.


Recurrent dislocation of the shoulder; modification of Bankhart capsulorrhaphy.


Treatment of acute appendicitis with perforation.


Treatment of severe singultus.

Treatment of severe singultus.


Volvulus of the sigmoid.

Volvulus of the sigmoid.


Total gastrectomy for benign gastric ulcer.


Omphalocele with incidental appendectomy.


Meckel's deformity; intestinal obstruction caused by a remnant of vitello-intestinal duct.


New traction device for reducing forearm and wrist fractures and dislocations.


The surgical treatment of hernia in the aged, a study of 82 consecutive patients over 60 years of age.


Surgical approach to cancer.

Surgical approach to cancer.


Multiple arterial emboli; three successful embolectomies in a case of bacterial endocarditis.


Ligation of carotid arteries for advanced malignant neoplasms of the head and neck.


Use of barrel stave grafts in spinal fusion.


A colostomy bag; new, single use, disposable bag with individually molded collar.


Complications of injection of thorotrast in the carotid artery.


Orthopedic surgery in the Army Air Forces during World War II; psychologic problems, convalescent care and rehabilitation.


Conditions involving the hip joint.

Conditions involving the hip joint.


Conditions involving the shoulder, neck and jaw.


A record system for cancer clinics and cancer diagnostic clinics.


Hereditary errors of metabolism.

Hereditary errors of metabolism.


Physiologic changes following vagotomy for peptic ulcer.


Child and infant surgery.

Child and infant surgery.


Glycerin osmotic drainage in peritonitis.


Vaginal and ovarian metastases from hypernephroma; report of case and review of literature.


Microplethysmography as a criterion for sympathectomy in hypertension.


Effects of sublethal hemorrhage in normal dogs and in dogs previously transfused with whole blood.


The nature of postoperative hypoproteinemia in patients with gastrointestinal cancer.


The effect of sulfathalidine on the bleeding and clotting time of the blood and prolongation reduction by the administration of vitamin K.


One stage end-to-end anastomosis of the colon; an analysis of the complications in 79 cases with a comparison of open and aseptic types of anastomoses.


Pseudocysts of the pancreas; report of 31 cases.


Endometriosis; its surgical significance; a critical analysis of 179 cases.


The etiology of stress incontinence.

The etiology of stress incontinence.


Anterior poliomyelitis; early and late electrical stimulation of the muscles.


Consequences of section of the pancreatic duct, an experimental study.


Venous obstruction in the upper extremity; Paget-Schroetter's syndrome; a review of 320 cases.


The influence of pregnancy on cancer of the breast.


Studies in virulence of Clostridium welchii.


Comparison of tissue reaction to talc and modified starch glove powder.


A method of continuous arterial infusion; bone marrow and blood levels during the administration of penicillin.


Cardio-circulatory disturbances during intrathoracic surgery.


The occurrence of the gas stoppage sensation in acute obstruction of the ileum.


Foreign body in thyroid following perforation of esophagus.


A new method for the roentgenologic study of the rectum.


Intussusception due to heterotopic pancreas; report of a case.


Further studies on the effect of continuous intragastric infusion of acid and pepsin in dogs.


Melano-epithelioma of the anus and rectum; report of cases and review of literature.


The evolution of neurosurgery.

The evolution of neurosurgery.


The use of hyaluronidase with local anesthetic agents in nerve block and infiltration anesthesia.


Blood loss from donor sites in skin grafting procedures.


Kneeling position for operations on the lumbar spine; especially for protruded intervertebral disc.


Experimental urinary tract obstruction produced by cellophane sclerosis; report of a method.


A mattress for patients with bowel fistula.


Primary spindle-cell sarcoma in a Meckel's diverticulum.


Lung hernia; a case report.

Lung hernia; a case report.


Strictures of the common duct.

Strictures of the common duct.


Recurrent acute pancreatitis; observations on etiology and surgical treatment.


Observations on some metabolic changes after total pancreatoduodenectomy.


Splenectomy; when is it indicated?

Splenectomy; when is it indicated?


The treatment of renal insufficiency in the surgical patient.


The significance of urine chloride determination in the detection and treatment of dehydration with salt depletion.


Stress, strain and sutures.

Stress, strain and sutures.


Colorimetric determination of amylase.

Colorimetric determination of amylase.


Anterior resection for malignant lesions of the upper part of the rectum and lower part of the sigmoid.


The significance of the protein-bound blood iodine in patients with hyperthyroidism.


Surgical experiences with extramedullary tumors of the spinal cord.


A comparative study of subtotal gastrectomy with and without vagotomy.


The response to vagotomy in idiopathic ulcerative colitis and regional enteritis.


Pharmacologic factors influencing collateral respiration; possible relation to the etiology of pulmonary complications.


Studies on the use of polythene as a fibrous tissue stimulant.


Prothrombin activity; a diagnostic test for early postoperative venous thrombosis.


The control of anoxemia during surgical anesthesia with the aid of the oxyhemograph.


Endothelioma of bone; Ewing's sarcoma.

Endothelioma of bone; Ewing's sarcoma.


Further experiences with peritoneal irrigation for acute renal failure; including a description of modifications in method.


Penicillin therapy with prolonged interval dosage schedules.


Paralysis of deglutition; surgical correction.


Late complications following cranioplasty with alloplastic plates.


The clinical aspects of chronic thyroiditis.


The results of a specifically co-ordinated plan of medical and surgical treatment of essential hypertension.


Gangliosympathectomy and bilateral hemiadrenalectomy for severest grade of hypertension.


Management of massively bleeding peptic ulcer.


The surgical treatment and the physiopathology of coarctation of the aorta.


The portacaval shunt in the surgical treatment of portal hypertension.


Closure of defects in cardiac septa.

Closure of defects in cardiac septa.


The factor of rate of transfusion with particular reference to the intra-arterial route.


Duodenal regurgitation.

Duodenal regurgitation.


Succinylsulfathiazole in resection for carcinoma of the colon; its effect on infection and mortality.


Gastric ulcer following radiation.

Gastric ulcer following radiation.


Surgical treatment of peptic ulcer; recent experience at Los Angeles General Hospital.


Surgical sequelae following recovery from a perforated peptic ulcer.


Nondrainage and early ambulation in cases of perforative appendicitis.


Congenital hypertrophic pyloric stenosis.


Total gastrectomy.

Total gastrectomy.


Thoracicoabdominal approach to upper portion of abdomen and upper pole of kidney.


Bilateral lobectomy for bilateral bronchiectasis.


Repair of major defects of the arm by combination of plastic, orthopedic and neurologic surgical procedures.


Radical mastectomy; prognosis after survival for 5 years.


Relations of nerve roots to abnormalities of lumbar and cervical portions of the spine.


Osteotomy in treatment of fractures of the hip.


Foreign bodies in the intestinal tract.

Foreign bodies in the intestinal tract.


Amebiasis with pulmonary involvement.

Amebiasis with pulmonary involvement.


Surgical relief of pain in paraplegic patients.


Bilateral oophorectomy in early pregnancy; cesarean section at term.


Newer aspects of benign tumors of the breast.


The effect of microwave diathermy on the peripheral circulation and on tissue temperature in man.


The broadening horizons of rehabilitation and physical medicine.


Artificial ultraviolet irradiation as a relative protection against photosensitivity; report of four cases.


The treatment of hypertension.

The treatment of hypertension.


The treatment of pyelitis in children.

The treatment of pyelitis in children.


Ménière's disease

Ménière's disease


The importance of diet in skin diseases.


The treatment of bronchiectasis in childhood.


Carcinoma of the bronchus.

Carcinoma of the bronchus.


The features and treatment of thyrotoxic heart disease.


The diagnosis and treatment of antepartum haemorrhage.


The value of plastic surgery in the treatment of burns.


The treatment of acute haematogenous osteomyelitis.


Endometriosis.

Endometriosis.


The aetiology and treatment of backache.


The treatment of acute otitis media.

The treatment of acute otitis media.


Congenital hypertrophic pyloric stenosis.


The treatment of unerupted molar teeth.

The treatment of unerupted molar teeth.


Surgery of the hand and fingers; injuries and infections.


The value of drugs in the treatment of peptic ulcer.


The management of breech presentation.

The management of breech presentation.


The diagnosis and treatment of non-venereal vaginal discharges.


The incidence, treatment and prognosis of tuberculous laryngitis in pulmonary tuberculosis.


The prognosis and treatment of melancholia.


Chronic glaucoma.

Chronic glaucoma.


The diagnosis and treatment of lung abscess.


Toys, games and apparatus for children with cerebral palsy.


Physical therapy and nursing in a public health program.


Relative importance of the muscle pump in the prevention of gravity shock.


Management of the rheumatoid arthritic patient by the physiotherapist.


Visual aids in teaching.

Visual aids in teaching.


Occupational therapy in a sanatorium.

Occupational therapy in a sanatorium.


A study of tuberculous pleural effusion in children and adults.


Tuberculosis survey of a suspected school group.


Bronchogenic carcinoma; the nonspecificity of clinical and roentgenological manifestations.


Fear reaction of children precipitated by a visit to or by the physician.


A tuberculologist in Korea reports again.


Clinical endocrinology and the cancer problem.


Investigative approaches to the physiology of reproduction.


Lymphosarcoma of the kidney.

Lymphosarcoma of the kidney.


Transthoracic nephrectomy.

Transthoracic nephrectomy.


Transureteropyelostomy and trans uretero-ureterostomy; the indications and operative technique.


The formation of an artificial urinary bladder with perfect continence; an experimental study.


Faulty healing of suprapubic sinus, resulting in fatal peritonitis; report of two cases in paraplegics.


The advantage of suprapubic drainage over catheter or other methods of urinary drainage in acute bladder paralyses which result from traumatic injuries of the spinal cord.


1.8 Per cent urea solution as isosmotic fluid for transurethral prostatic resection.


New diagnostic methods in prostatic cancer; investigation of the chromatographic adsorption technique for qualitative analysis of urinary 17-ketosteroids.


Urethrography in infants and children.

Urethrography in infants and children.


Neurogenic pain simulating urinary tract disease.


Caronamide and its effectiveness in urogenital infections.


The cervical spoon; a new method of semen sampling and assaying spermigration; a preliminary report.


The streptomycin treatment of genito-urinary tuberculosis; a preliminary report.


Intake and output chart.

Intake and output chart.


Critical analysis of treatment of bladder tumors.


Spontaneous rupture of the kidney.

Spontaneous rupture of the kidney.


Plastic operations on the hydronephrotic dilated kidney pelvis; technic and results.


The influence of the uterus on the ureter during pregnancy.


Surfacaine as a urological anesthetic.

Surfacaine as a urological anesthetic.


Treatment of urethral injuries; personal experience in 110 cases.


Allergies of gonococcic origin.

Allergies of gonococcic origin.


Chronic urticaria; report of a case with response to anti-malarial therapy,.


Nail damage caused by cosmetics; preliminary case report.


An unusual foreign body in the female bladder.


Social hygiene; a psychiatric viewpoint.


A psychiatric approach to the treatment of promiscuity.


Reports on the North Carolina syphilis studies; an evaluation of case finding measures in syphilis control.


Symposium on atomic energy in relation to biology.


Reproductive pattern of the pocket gopher Geomys brevicips brazensis.


Hibernating temperature of the bat, Myotis californicus pallidus.


Comparative scrotal and abdominal temperatures in a tropical wild rodent.


Feeder-cattle practice.

Feeder-cattle practice.


Pleuritis in a cow; a case report.

Pleuritis in a cow; a case report.


Some aspects of reproductive efficiency in cattle.


Congenital dilatation of the esophagus.

Congenital dilatation of the esophagus.


Fibrosarcoma of the lung removed by lobectomy.


Feline handling and restraint.

Feline handling and restraint.


Pullet disease.

Pullet disease.


White-tailed deer as a reservoir host of the large American liver fluke.


The serum level response of horses to aqueous solutions of penicillin.


The modern animal hospital.

The modern animal hospital.


Corynebacterium pyogenes in bull semen.

Corynebacterium pyogenes in bull semen.


A fresh approach to the repair of the os calcis in the greyhound.


Immunological studies with sera from penicillin allergic patients.


Sensitivity reactions from penicillin preparations of prolonged action.


Anatomy of the vagus nerves in the region of the lower esophagus and the stomach.


Observations on implantation of the guinea pig ovum.


Histamine-sympathin balance.

Histamine-sympathin balance.


Congenital hydronephrosis in the hooded rat.


A review of the chemical approach to allergens.


The total number of spermatozoa reaching various segments of the reproductive tract in the female albino rat at intervals after insemination.


Repeated patch testing in allergic eczematous sensitization.


Some notes on the histology of the ovary of the bobcat with special reference to the corpora lutea.


Growth and form in gymnoblastic hydroids; polymorphic development in Bougainvillea and Aselomaris.


The histology of the digestive tract of Clymenella torquata, Leidy.


The use of cevitamic acid in the symptomatic and coseasonal treatment of poliomyelitis.


Greying of hair; effects produced by single doses of X-rays on mice.


The eye of the chinchilla, C. lanigera.

The eye of the chinchilla, C. lanigera.


House ivy dermatitis; treatment by alcoholic extract of house ivy leaves.


An antibrucella factor in peptones.

An antibrucella factor in peptones.


Nasal pyribenzamine for relief of hay fever.


Separation by means of ammonium salts of the antibody-antigen reaction from the response of the smooth muscle.


Cytochemical mechanisms of penicillin action; involvement of ribonucleic acid derivatives.


Variation and mutation of Penicillium chrysogenum, Wis, Q176.


Whale oil, trichophytin, and autoserotherapy in the treatment of epidermophytosis.


Evaluation of therapeutic substances employed for the relief of bronchospasm; anticholinergic agents.


The growth of Microbacterium lacticum in a chemically defined medium.


The manifestations and mechanisms of vascular allergy; a critical review.


Biocerin; an antibiotic produced by Bacillus cereus.


The effect of fatty acids on the oxygen uptake of Blastomyces dermatitidis.


The effect of washing frozen mosaic leaves on the length of tobacco mosaic virus particles.


Effect of urea, thiourea, phenylthiourea and thiouracil on the oxygen consumption of blocked and active embryonic cells.


The effects of electrolytes and sugars on the erythrocytes of the turtle, Chelydra serpentina.


Experiments on the determination and differentiation of sex in the bopyrid Stegophryxus hyptius Thompson.


Stratification and deformation of Arbacia punctulata eggs centrifuged in caffeine solutions.


The anaphase movement of chromosomes in the spermatocytes of the grasshopper.


Systematic and random sampling for estimating egg production in poultry.


Sampling Alyce clover for chemical analysis.


The analysis of covariance and non-orthogonal comparisons.


The components of genetic variance in populations of biparental progenies and their use in estimating the average degree of dominance.


The nitrogen mustards in the treatment of leukemia.


Adenocarcinoma of the appendix.

Adenocarcinoma of the appendix.


Cancer of the colon and rectum; a 12-year survey of 142 cases in a general hospital.


A reorientation on the histogenesis and clinical significance of cutaneous nevi and melanomas.


The effect of folic-acid derivatives on sarcoma 180.


Coexistent bronchogenic carcinoma and active pulmonary tuberculosis.


Cancer chemotherapy; analysis of results of different screening techniques with nitrogen-mustard analogues.


Studies on the chemotherapy of leukemia; the effect of 4-amino-pteroylglutamic acid and 4-amino-N10-methyl-pteroylglutamic acid on transplanted mouse leukemia.


Alterations in nucleic acids during hepatoma formation in rats fed p-dimethyl aminoazobenzene.


Preliminary studies on the effect of 2,6-diaminopurine on transplanted mouse leukemia.


Histochemical studies on abnormal growth of human endometrium; cytoplasmic ribonucleic acids in normal and pathological glandular epithelium.


Thermal irritation in gastric disease.

Thermal irritation in gastric disease.


Heart disease and pregnancy.

Heart disease and pregnancy.


Remarkable properties of nucleic acids and nucleotides.


Studies on the respiration of the white potato; changes in the terminal oxidase pattern of potato tissue associated with time of suspension in water.


New reactions of citrinin.

New reactions of citrinin.


Amino acid and unsaturated fatty acid requirements of Clostridium sporogenes.


A new method for the colorimetric determination of the total esterified fatty acids in human sera.


The respiration of nitrogen-deficient bacteria.


The effect of autoclaving with dextrose on the nutritive value of casein.


Purification of potato apyrase by fractional precipitation with ammonium sulfate.


Some properties of potato apyrase.

Some properties of potato apyrase.


Rous chicken sarcoma as a source for hyaluronic acid.


Excretion of amino acids by mice fed certain deficient diets.


The relationship between pH and fluorescence of several organic compounds.


Interaction of calcium, phosphorus, and vitamin D; study of mode of action of vitamin D using Ca45.


Polyethenoid fatty acid metabolism; effect of dietary fat on polyethenoid fatty acids of rat tissues.


The influence of histamine on the blood sugar level of normal and sensitized mice.


A preliminary quantitative study of pterine pigment in the developing egg of the grasshopper, Melanoplus differentialis.


The biosynthesis of auxin in the vegetative pineapple; nature of the active auxin.


The biosynthesis of auxin in the vegetative pineapple; the precursors of indoleacetic acid.


Urea and ammonia content of mouse epidermis.


Studies on the carotenoid pigments of Neurospora; composition of the pigment.


Fibrinolysin and antifibrinolysin; biochemical concentration of antifibrinolysin.


Studies on the biochemistry of Tetrahymena; components of factor II of known chemical nature.


Inhibition of enzymatic transphosphorylation by alloxan and ninhydrin in tissue extracts.


On the mechanism of enzyme action; the influence of a pigment from Fusarium solani D2 purple on the composition of fats formed in Fusaria.


On the mechanism of enzyme action; a relationship between ergosterol formation in Lentinus lepideus and lignification.


Magnesium, potassium antagonism.

Magnesium, potassium antagonism.


2-Acyloxyacetylthiophenes.


Ketimines and acylketimines related to amidone.


Analgesic carbinols and esters related to amidone.


Alkylaminoalkyl ethers of the benzylphenols.


Pyrazines and related compounds; a new synthesis of hydroxypyrazines.


Analogs of aspergillic acid; the tautomerism of the hydroxypyridine-N-oxides.


Analogs of aspergillic acid; various antibacterial heterocyclic hydroxamic acids.


The catalytic hydrogenation of the benzene nucleus; the hydrogenation of methyl-substituted benzoic acids.


The ultraviolet absorption spectra of organic sulfur compounds; compounds containing the sulfide function.


Ultrasonic investigation of molecular properties of liquids; linear polymethylsiloxanes.


Crystalline derivatives of isomaltose.

Crystalline derivatives of isomaltose.


Further studies of the action of pancreatic amylase, a differentiation of the products of the hydrolysis of potato starch and of a linear fraction from corn starch.


Streptomycin; the stepwise degradation of mannosidostreptomycin.


A biologically active conjugate of pantothenic acid.


The reaction of simple antigens with purified antibody.


The degree of association of some simple antigens.


The structure and chemistry of actidione, an antibiotic from Streptomyces griseus.


Furan and tetrahydrofuran derivatives; on epi-oxybiotin and the four racemic 3,4-diamino-2-tetrahydrofuran valeric acids.


Cuprammonium-glycoside complexes; conductometric measurements.


Cuprammonium-glycoside complexes; the angle between hydroxyl groups on adjacent carbon atoms.


Cuprammonium-glycoside complexes; the conformation of the d-glycopyranoside ring in solution.


Electric moments and structure of substituted thiophenes; certain halogenated derivatives.


The optical crystallographic properties of some sulfonamides and their derivatives.


Studies in steroid metabolism; the characterization of 11- and 12-oxygenated steroids by infrared spectrometry.


The dehydration of 22-phenyl-3-methoxy-22-hydroxy-bisnor-5-cholene.


A method for the determination of organic compounds in the form of isotopic derivatives; estimation of amino acids by the carrier technique.


The alcoholysis of sugar derivatives.

The alcoholysis of sugar derivatives.


A reaction between resorcinol and glycine.


The hydrogenation of sodium bicarbonate to sodium formate.


The synthesis of some isomeric dimethyl-hydroxymethylpyridines; 3,4-didesoxypyridoxin.


3-Substituted thiophenes; antihistaminics of the N-(3-thenyl)-ethylenediamine series.


Studies on the Schardinger dextrins; the preparation and solubility characteristics of alpha, beta and gamma dextrins.


Studies on the Schardinger dextrins; preparation and properties of amyloheptaose.


The reaction of diazonium salts with some 2-thiouracils.


The interaction of purified antibody with homologous hapten; antibody valence and binding constant.


The structure of pellitorine.

The structure of pellitorine.


Penicillin G as electrolyte and colloidal electrolyte.


Displacement chlorination of dimethylaminopropanol-2.


An application of the Delepine reaction to beta-bromopropionic acid.


The structure of sempervirine.

The structure of sempervirine.


The thermal decomposition of allyltrimethyl-ammonium hydroxide.


Oxidation of certain methylpyridines to pyridine carboxylic acids.


The reaction of L-ascorbic and D-isoascorbic acid with nicotinic acid and its amide.


Studies in diaryldiaminoalkanediols.

Studies in diaryldiaminoalkanediols.


A convenient preparation of suberic acid; concerning the homogeneity and use in synthesis of polymethylene chlorobromide preparations.


The synthesis of hexestrol through the catalyzed-Grignard coupling of anethole hydrobromide and the mechanism of the reaction.


Synthesis of some vicinal dithiols and their derivatives.


Addition of maleic anhydride to anethole.


Reactions of atoms and free radicals in solution; the reaction of allyl bromide with bromotrichloromethane.


Reactions of atoms and free radicals in solution; decomposition of diacetyl peroxide in allyl bromide.


Reactions of atoms and free radicals in solution; decomposition of diacetyl peroxide in vic-glycols.


Derivatives of the pyridoquinolines.

Derivatives of the pyridoquinolines.


Aliphatic fluorides; omega, omega'-difluoroalkanes.


The Beckman rearrangement; the rearrangement of some substituted acetophenone oximes in sulfuric acid.


Branched-chain fatty acids; synthesis of two acids containing a 3-pentyl symmetrical end-grouping.


Branched-chain fatty acids; synthesis of acids with symmetrical end-groups.


Branched chain fatty acids; synthesis of acids with branching methyl groups near the carboxyl.


Branched-chain fatty acids; location of branching methyl groups near carboxyl by rate studies of amide hydrolysis.


The chemistry of o-terphenyl; sulfonic acids.


The chemistry of o-terphenyl; amine derivatives.


The chemistry of o-terphenyl; 4-vinyl-o-terphenyl.


The nitration of terphenyls.

The nitration of terphenyls.


Aminophenanthrene derivatives prepared by the Schmidt reaction.


Studies in the thiophene series; preparation and phytochemical reduction of 2,2'-thenoin and 2,2'-thenil.


Stereoscopic intra-oral radiography.

Stereoscopic intra-oral radiography.


Particle size of dental amalgam alloys.

Particle size of dental amalgam alloys.


The Institute of Dental Surgery and the Eastman Dental Clinic.


Complex composite odontome with pathological fracture of mandible.


Dental care for the child.

Dental care for the child.


Is apicoectomy of equal value with extraction in the therapy of focal infection?


A clinical experiment for the determination of a biologic rationale for peridontal prophylactic instrumentation.


Creating space for teeth.

Creating space for teeth.


The position of the natural teeth within the human face and a consequent orthodontic classification.


Endodontia, the anaesthetic phase.

Endodontia, the anaesthetic phase.


What constitutes successful dental practice?


Tuberculosis of the tongue.

Tuberculosis of the tongue.


Studies on the growth of the upper jaw.

Studies on the growth of the upper jaw.


The care and correction of dental defects in children.


Parodontal treatment.

Parodontal treatment.


A simplified technic for establishment of centric relation.


A burnished cohesive gold foil filling.

A burnished cohesive gold foil filling.


Xerostomia; case history and analysis indicate numerous possible causes of oral dryness.


Dentistry in Canada's national health program.


Children's dentistry in Ottawa.

Children's dentistry in Ottawa.


Dental education and the profession.

Dental education and the profession.


Evidence of lymphatics in the periodontium.


Excision of the abnormal frenum.

Excision of the abnormal frenum.


Foreign bodies in the food and air passages and emergency tracheotomy.


Prevention and control of dental caries.


Mouth breathing, a contributing factor in the etiology of gingival irritation.


Fracture of the mandible treated by external skeletal fixation.


Factors other than impressions that influence stability in dentures.


The necessity for routine roentgenographic examination of the edentulous patient.


Surgical preparation of the mouth.

Surgical preparation of the mouth.


Pharmacology of the newer synthetic analgesics.


Penicillin therapy in oral surgery.

Penicillin therapy in oral surgery.


Cleft lip and palate.

Cleft lip and palate.


Gunshot fracture of the mandible; report of case.


Repair of antro-oral fistula; report of case.


Chemotherapy of osteomyelitis of the mandible; report of case.


Obstructive submaxillary salivary adenitis caused by foreign body; report of case.


The pathologic diagnosis of oral tumors.


Trends in dental chemotherapy.

Trends in dental chemotherapy.


A survey of dental caries in Greece.

A survey of dental caries in Greece.


Significance of postoperative radiography in dentistry.


Some essentials of crown and bridgework.


The medical technologist in the field of veterinary science.


The role of fungi in inhalant allergy.

The role of fungi in inhalant allergy.


Hemagglutination; general principles.

Hemagglutination; general principles.


Correlation of some liver function tests with serum protein fractions.


Parasite problems in veterans.

Parasite problems in veterans.


Procedures and problems involved in performing tests for bile pigments and liver function.


A rapid glass plate method for sharpening microtome knives.


The direct determination of total cholesterol in serum.


The use of isopropyl alcohol in dehydration and staining of tissues.


A simple method for suspending tubercle bacilli.


Cytology tests for cancer diagnosis.

Cytology tests for cancer diagnosis.


Radiation therapy in peptic ulcer, an analysis of results.


Radiation therapy in peptic ulcer; a study of selected cases.


Effect of roentgen irradiation on the gastric mucosa.


Treatment of non-specific ulcerative colitis for 1 year with extracts of intestinal mucosa.


Oral treatment of chronic duodenal and jejunal ulcers with an extract of pregnant mare's urine.


Development and evaluation of gastroscopy.


The gastroscopic diagnosis of the location and extent of gastric cancer.


Flexible tube esophagoscopy.

Flexible tube esophagoscopy.


The comparative effects of casein hydrolysate, milk and milk-cream on gastric and duodenal bulb acidity in duodenal ulcer patients.


Production of gastric and duodenal ulcers by the prolonged administration of mecholyl.


The effect of mecholyl in beeswax on gastric secretion.


Prolonged achlorhydria following diagnostic gastrointestinal roentgen studies; report of a case.


Roentgen examination of the defunctioned colon after ileostomy, with special reference to the safety and practical value of thorium dioxide as a contrast medium.


Diverticula of the stomach; a report of 30 cases and a review of the literature.


Chronic recurrent pancreatitis; clinical and laboratory aspects.


Chronic recurrent pancreatitis; serial serum diastase levels following prostigmine stimulation.


The effect of vomiting due to intestinal obstruction on the serum potassium.


Abdominal palpation as an aid to gastroscopic examination.


Gamma globulin in treatment of chronic phase of epidemic infectious hepatitis.


The validity of laboratory evidence in the diagnosis of the sequelae of acute hepatitis.


The effect of experimental devascularization on gastric mucosa.


Relation of diet to diverticulosis of the colon in rats.


Results in treatment of 374 Mann-Williamson dogs.


The effect of secretin on bile formation in man.


Pneumoperitoneum following gastroscopy without demonstrable perforation at laparotomy.


Melanosarcoma, malignant melanoma, of the rectosigmoid; report of a unique case.


Acute diffuse hemorrhagic gastritis; report of a case treated successfully by total gastrectomy.


A technique of organ culture for protracted metabolism studies.


The interval between normal release of ovulating hormone and ovulation in the domestic hen.


The induction of ovulating hormone release from the pituitary of the domestic hen by means of progesterone.


The influence of growth hormone on fasting metabolism.


Early effects of testosterone propionate on the seminal vesicles of castrate rats.


Histochemical changes in the adrenal cortex of the rat in alloxan diabetes.


A note on the estrogens in the bile of pregnant women.


Interrelationship between pituitary growth factor and growth-promoting androgens in acromegaly and gigantism; quantitative evaluation of bone and soft tissue growth in acromegaly and gigantism.


Absorption and excretion of chorionic gonadotropin administered intramuscularly in women.


Excretion studies on thiouracil and its 6-benzyl, 6-n-propyl and 6-methyl derivatives in man.


Methylthiouracil in the treatment of hyperthyroidism.


Prolonged methylthiouracil treatment in thyrotoxicosis, results after cessation of the treatment.


Variations in white blood cells following the oral administration of glucose to diabetics and nondiabetics.


Constitutional precocious puberty in the female and its control by androgens.


Ethinyl estradiol.

Ethinyl estradiol.


A simple test of clinical value for the differentiation of testosterone and desoxycorticosterone in pellet form.


The significance of injuries.

The significance of injuries.


Criminal justice.

Criminal justice.


Science and philosophy.

Science and philosophy.


The influence of forestry on the community.


Human blood-groups.

Human blood-groups.


Blood and speech.

Blood and speech.


Beyond the gene.

Beyond the gene.


Haemolytic disease of the newborn.

Haemolytic disease of the newborn.


Research in the medical sciences.

Research in the medical sciences.


Fun in research.

Fun in research.


SOCIAL relations of science.

SOCIAL relations of science.


Teaching and research in the universities.


Feeding the people.

Feeding the people.


Microscopy with electrons.

Microscopy with electrons.


The use of methane.

The use of methane.


Amides of glucuronic, galacturonic, and mannuronic acids.


Stellar evolution and the expanding universe.


Infra-red spectroscopy with the reflecting microscope in physics, chemistry and biology.


Elementary particles and the principle of reciprocity.


Low-temperature ultra-violet absorption spectra of biologically important compounds.


Disintegration of separated isotopes of magnesium by deuterons.


Synthesis of polyaspartic acid.

Synthesis of polyaspartic acid.


Location of paper chromatogram spots of purine and pyrimidine derivatives in ultra-violet light.


Noradrenaline in adrenal medullary tumours.


Action of blood-group substances on the anti-Ken serum.


Microbiological oxidation of sterols.

Microbiological oxidation of sterols.


Problems of old age.

Problems of old age.


CHROMATOGRAPHY and ion-exchange.

CHROMATOGRAPHY and ion-exchange.


The oral placode in certain Selachii and its bearing on the origin of the vertebrate mouth.


The kauri tree in New Zealand.

The kauri tree in New Zealand.


Cross-section for the disintegration of the deuteron by 2.76 MeV gamma-rays.


The primary soft component of cosmic radiation.


Thixotropic behaviour of petroleum jelly.


Mepacrine hydrochloride in the treatment of avian coccidiosis.


Genic differences and rate of growth in yeasts.


Growth and development of mung, phaseolus radiatus linn.


In situ development of carpospores of Bonnemaisonia asparagoides.


Lewis blood-group system.

Lewis blood-group system.


Sun-bathing by birds and its anti-rachitic value.


Chemical constitution of asiaticoside.

Chemical constitution of asiaticoside.


Nervous structure of the spinal cord of the young larval brook-lamprey.


Triterpene acids.

Triterpene acids.


Studies on Lagenophrys tattersalli (Ciliata, Peritricha, Vorticellinae) observations on bionomics, conjugation, and apparent endomixis.


The Golgi material and mitochondria in the salivary glands of the larva of Drosophila melanogaster.


Phosphatase activity of Drosophila salivary glands.


The accumulation of carotenoids in the Golgi apparatus of neurones of Helix, Planorbis, and Limnaea.


A further note on Nile blue.

A further note on Nile blue.


A simple method for orientating small objects for sectioning, with special regard to nematodes.


A new single-control micromanipulator.

A new single-control micromanipulator.


Production of radioactive isotopes.

Production of radioactive isotopes.


The ultimate standard of length.

The ultimate standard of length.


Biological problems of the ocean.

Biological problems of the ocean.


Population and food supply; the current scare.


A botanical nonconformist.

A botanical nonconformist.


America's mythical snakes.

America's mythical snakes.


Textiles through the microscope.

Textiles through the microscope.


The eugenics of the Utopians; the Utopia of the eugenists.


Sterilization and social welfare; a survey of current developments in North Carolina.


Severe infectious disease in the elderly.


Constrictive pericarditis, probably of tuberculous origin.


Inhibition of the bacteriostatic activity of streptomycin and gamma-hexachloro cyclohexane by inositol containing substances.


Filter paper chromatography in lipid analysis.


A study of depressive states in the aging.


A restoration program for hip fractures.


The choice of anesthesia for the elderly patient.


Late after-effects in nephrectomized individuals.


Health centre design; prefabricated construction.


Considerations in extending hospital privileges to physicians newly come into the community.


The integration of the general practitioner into the medical staff organization of the hospital.


Administering an audio-visual education program.


Hospital organization for disaster.

Hospital organization for disaster.


Medical illustration in the hospital.

Medical illustration in the hospital.


Quantitative studies in anaphylaxis; influence of age and bodyweight of guinea pigs on the sensitizing and shocking dose.


Quantitative studies in anaphylaxis; the relationship of the shocking dose to the sensitizing dose.


Studies on a factor in whole wheat flour, modifying pneumococcal infection in mice.


Studies on the antigenicity of toxic extracts of Hemophilus pertussis.


Embryology from antiquity to the end of the 18. century.


Pertussis immunization; additional factors governing the potency for mice of phase I vaccines.


Embryological beliefs of primitive peoples.


The effect of acriflavine and phosphine GRN on lysis of bacteria by bacteriophage.


Rh hapten; its preparation, assay and nature.


The effect of adrenocorticotrophic hormone and X-ray on the amount of circulating antibody.


The effect of complement in the neutralization of mumps virus.


The significance of antigen in animal tissues.


Synergism in experimental infections with non-sporulating anaerobic bacteria.


The identification of Brucella abortus strain 19 by dye bacteriostasis.


A piroplasm, Babesia wrighti, n. sp., from the rock squirrel, Citellus variegatus buckleyi.


Immunological studies on bovine leptospirosis.


Alterations in some constituents of the monkey erythrocyte infected with Plasmodium knowlesi as related to pigment formation.


The action of antimalarial drugs in mosquitoes infected with Plasmodium gallinaceum.


Hypersensitivity in simian malaria.

Hypersensitivity in simian malaria.


The incidence of malaria at high altitudes.


Observations on a pneumotropic virus obtained from wild rats; biological characteristics of the agent.


Cross immunity studies between virus strains in the psittacosis-lymphogranuloma venereum group.


Sulfonamide blood levels in prophylactic tests against Plasmodium gallinaceum.


A comparison of the residual effectiveness of certain insecticides against Anopheles quadrimaculatus.


Some factors influencing the residual effectiveness of DDT and chlordane in anopheline mosquito control.


Studies in human malaria; the intramuscular administration of chloroquine.


The initial distribution of air-borne bacteria in the host.


Studies in human malaria; the cure of St. Elizabeth strain vivax malaria by pentaquine-quinine, administered during acute attacks or during latency.


Tolerability studies of some new antimalarial drugs.


A search for exoerythrocytic forms in human malaria by means of tissue cultures of bone marrow.


Experimental streptococcal infections of the chorioallantoic membrane of the embryonic chick.


New antibiotic substances produced by beta hemolytic streptococci.


The role of hyaluronidase in experimental streptococcal infection.


Studies on infection with Bacillus anthracis; the production of an immunizing antigen in vitro.


An epidemic wave of thyrotoxicosis in Denmark during World War II.


The course of infection of Plasmodium gallinaceum in duck embryos.


Long term anticoagulant therapy for cardiovascular diseases.


Effects of myanesin upon the central nervous system.


The treatment of pneumococcic meningitis with massive doses of systemic penicillin.


Penicillin syphilotherapy administered during pregnancy; a study of 149 pregnancies during which penicillin was given for early maternal syphilis.


Nitrogen mustard therapy; the use of methyl bis (B chloroethyl) amine hydrochloride in Hodgkin's disease, leukemia, lymphosarcoma and cancer of the lung.


Death during skin testing.

Death during skin testing.


Allergic cardiovascular disease, with report of two cases of periarteritis nodosa.


Incidence of the blood groups and the secretor factor in patients with pernicious anemia and stomach carcinoma.


The role of platelets in the coagulation of the blood.


An electrophoretic analysis of the plasma proteins in the aged.


The erythrocyte sedimentation rate in brucellosis.


Carcinoma of the female breast.

Carcinoma of the female breast.


Diagnostic significance of urinary hormonal assays; report of experience with measurements of 17-ketosteroids and follicle stimulating hormone in the urine.


The hemodynamic effects of sympathectomy in essential hypertension.


Results of high dorsolumbar sympathectomy for hypertension.


Retrograde arteriography in the diagnosis of cardiovascular lesions; visualization of aneurysms and peripheral arteries.


The treatment of acute putrid lung abscess with penicillin and sulfadiazine.


Clinical evidence of sensitivity to gonadotropins in allergic women.


Observations on relapses in pernicious anemia.


The use of nitrogen mustard in Hodgkin's disease and lymphosarcoma.


The use of the exercise test in the diagnosis of coronary insufficiency.


The effect of caronamide on the blood concentration of penicillin following oral and intramuscular administration of penicillin.


Hemolytic anemia associated with atypical hemagglutinins.


Observations on the fate of the accessory conductor in Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome; report of a case demonstrating return to normal conduction following acute illness.


Vitamin D intoxication due to ertron, report of two cases.


Anticoagulants in the treatment of coronary thrombosis.


Sciatica and low backache.

Sciatica and low backache.


Action of heparin in conjunction with daboia venom on laboratory animals.


Normal standards for body temperature, blood pressure readings and differential leucocyte counts in the Punjab.


Osteo-arthritic tuberculosis; a study of its incidence in U. P.


Fifty cases of scabies and their treatment with D.D.T.


Dives into ancient Hindu medicine.

Dives into ancient Hindu medicine.


A case of stricture urethra with urethral fistula in the perineum.


A case of impacted stone in the urethra.


An interesting case of fibromyoma in mesentery.


A case of undulant fever.

A case of undulant fever.


A case of chronic ulcer of foot of mycotic origin.


Acute complications of fractures.

Acute complications of fractures.


The surgical treatment of varicosities in the lower extremity.


Acute obstructive laryngotracheobronchitis; management from the standpoint of the general practitioner and pediatrician.


Periarteritis nodosa.

Periarteritis nodosa.


Medicine and the law.

Medicine and the law.


Tasks ahead in public health.

Tasks ahead in public health.


Tuberculosis at the crossroads.

Tuberculosis at the crossroads.


An analysis of 200 cases of ankylosing spondylitis.


Significance of clubbing of the fingers.


The meat ration and blood levels; investigation of Indian soldiers in Persia and Iraq, 1944.


Total cystectomy.

Total cystectomy.


Chemotherapy of tuberculosis.

Chemotherapy of tuberculosis.


The surgeon in industry.

The surgeon in industry.


Five thousand consecutive deliveries without a maternal death due to pregnancy.


A statistical and clinical review of 107 cases of ectopic gestation.


Endogenous gas gangrene complicating carcinoma of colon; report of a case.


Enteritis necroticans due to Clostridium welchii type F.


The cost of the National Health Service.


Peptic ulcer in Glasgow; a hospital survey.


The diet, haemoglobin values, and blood pressure of Olympic athletes.


Illness in general practice.

Illness in general practice.


Sjögren's disease, with dryness of the bronchial mucosa and uncertain lung lesion.


Strong corsets and pelvic congestion.

Strong corsets and pelvic congestion.


A case of Charcot's disease of the cervical spine.


Evaluation of folic acid in the macrocytic anemias.


Nature and extent of nutritional anemias.


The congenital types of hypoprothrombinemia; a consideration of the clinical picture and hereditary pattern.


Agranulocytosis.

Agranulocytosis.


Recent concepts in the treatment of hepatic disease.


Observations on the clearance method of determining renal plasma flow with diodrast, para-aminohippuric acid and para-acetyl-aminohippuric acid.


An unusual case of squamo-basal cell carcinoma.


Gaucher's disease with thrombocytopenia, an instance of selective hypersplenism.


Recent advances in immunochemistry.

Recent advances in immunochemistry.


The necessity of intrathecal drug in the treatment of experimental meningitis.


Management of the nephrotic syndrome in children.


Streptomycin and chaulmoogra oil in the treatment of tuberculosis of the urinary tract.


Albumin in the treatment of hypoproteinemia; a review.


Backache.

Backache.


New analgesic drugs.

New analgesic drugs.


Diffuse pulmonary lesions.

Diffuse pulmonary lesions.


Early ambulation following surgical procedures.