Making dry preparations of vertebrate material.


A modification of alizarin red S technic for demonstrating bone formation.


Protargol; old and new.

Protargol; old and new.


An improved method for attaching paper labels to slides.


Pruritus in hepatic disease.

Pruritus in hepatic disease.


Problems in the diagnosis and treatment of the non-calculous gall bladder.


The value of a special pepsin-pancreatic preparation in the treatment of peptic ulcer and gastric hyperacidity.


Clinical evaluation of a new laxative.

Clinical evaluation of a new laxative.


Nutrition in geriatrics; psychological and somatic aspects.


Failure of massive doses of estrogen to promote growth of endometrial coiled arterioles.


The effect of altered sodium or potassium intake on the width and cytochemistry of the zona glomerulosa of the rat's adrenal cortex.


The relationship between thyroid activity and the level of pseudo-cholinesterase in the plasma of rats.


The effect of induced secretory activity on the cholesterol content of the immature rat ovary.


The inhibitory action of excessive iodide upon the synthesis of diiodotyrosine and of thyroxine in the thyroid gland of the normal rat.


The nature of the anemia of pregnancy in the rat.


Histological effect of thiouracil on the fetal thyroid of the mouse.


Theoretical foundations of directive psychotherapy.


Some dynamic aspects of non-directive therapy.


The importance of type of zinc used in Zn-HCL hydrolysis of urine.


The theory and practice of group psychotherapy.


Psychodrama and group psychotherapy.

Psychodrama and group psychotherapy.


What did the clinical psychologist learn from the war?


Future training in clinical psychology.

Future training in clinical psychology.


INDIAN medicine.

INDIAN medicine.


Mode of action of vitamin D; a resumé.

Mode of action of vitamin D; a resumé.


International deport of microscopic preparations of cytology created by the International Union of Biological Sciences; an appeal to cytologists.


Studies on the suitability of sugarcane juice for the growth and distribution of some intestinal pathogenic bacteria.


An insect tumour and ovarial hormone.

An insect tumour and ovarial hormone.


Studies in antimalarials; some N1-(8-chloro-5-quinolyl)-N5-substituted biguanides.


Arylcyanoguanidines from arylazocyanoguanidines.


A new bacterial disease of Mangifera indica L.


Water-melon, Citrullus vulgaris Schrad., and food-poisoning.


Ergot sclerotia on Sorghum vulgare Pers.


A study of prejudice in children.

A study of prejudice in children.


Resistance in therapy groups.

Resistance in therapy groups.


Experiences in groups.

Experiences in groups.


The WP Club; an objective case of a group.


Social psychology in the United States during the second World War.


PROPOSAL for the establishment of a United Nations Institute of Human Sciences.


Task perception and interpersonal relations in industrial training.


Group therapy; its place in psychotherapy.


Treatment of two patients with punishing superegos.


Genetics of cancer.

Genetics of cancer.


The Rh factor of blood.

The Rh factor of blood.


Structure and biogenesis of emetine.

Structure and biogenesis of emetine.


Chemical assay of streptomycin B mannosido-streptomycin.


Selective development of fission tracks in an electron-sensitive emulsion.


British folliculinidae (Ciliata, Heterotricha).


Microflora of the rumen of the sheep.

Microflora of the rumen of the sheep.


Inactivation of complement by nitrogen mustard.


Loss of white cells in bone marrow culture.


Effect of adenosine triphosphate on monolayers of myosin.


CHANGING aspects of nutrition.

CHANGING aspects of nutrition.


Resistance to sulphadiazine and paludrine in the malaria parasite of the fowl, P. gallinaceum.


A comparative X-ray study of foetal and adult sheep haemoglobins.


The efficiency of radiation shields.

The efficiency of radiation shields.


Extension of De Barr's analysis of radiation shielding.


A grating spectrometer for millimeter waves.


A sensitive mercury manometer.

A sensitive mercury manometer.


Histoplasmosis; the unknown infection.

Histoplasmosis; the unknown infection.


The National Science Foundation.

The National Science Foundation.


The ultimate particles.

The ultimate particles.


The biology of old age.

The biology of old age.


Primitive medicine.

Primitive medicine.


Radio waves and matter.

Radio waves and matter.


The genes of men and molds.

The genes of men and molds.


The dynamics of inhibition.

The dynamics of inhibition.


[pseud.] Long-range forces.

[pseud.] Long-range forces.


The Bingham plan.

The Bingham plan.


WORLD'S accelerators.

WORLD'S accelerators.


A new theory of tooth decay.

A new theory of tooth decay.


The great ravelled knot.

The great ravelled knot.


Right hand, left hand.

Right hand, left hand.


The chemistry of silicones.

The chemistry of silicones.


How smart is your baby?

How smart is your baby?


SUICIDE in the Sargasso.

SUICIDE in the Sargasso.


First effective weapon against Q fever, typhus, and spotted fever is aureomycin; it may become best drug of decade.


A significant decade in science.

A significant decade in science.


The doctrine of ahimsa and cattle breeding in India.


The human brain in the light of its phylogenetic development.


The importance of the individual in human evolution.


Bacterial viruses.

Bacterial viruses.


The seven degrees of adventure.

The seven degrees of adventure.


The evolution of terrestrial life as seen by a biochemist.


A history of population growth in the United States.


Tropical medicine; a partial report.

Tropical medicine; a partial report.


Indeterminism and the wish.

Indeterminism and the wish.


Nutrition and liver disease.

Nutrition and liver disease.


The electronic structure of solids.

The electronic structure of solids.


Pernicious anaemia, folic acid and related topics.


Physical anthropology.

Physical anthropology.


Color changing antiseptic composition. No. 2,451,022.


Studies on sex-ratio in Drosophila pseudoobscura; selection and sex-ratio.


Histological changes correlated with evolutionary changes of body size.


Geography of human blood groups; A, B, O system.


Evolution in the family Dicruridae.

Evolution in the family Dicruridae.


Geographic variation and speciation in Appalachian salamanders, Plethodon jordani group.


Heredity and environment in otosclerosis.


More black babies.

More black babies.


Taste-blind identical twins with diabetes and other striking pathological characteristics.


Historical notes on blood platelets.

Historical notes on blood platelets.


The role of allergy in the pathogenesis of purpura and thrombocytopenia.


A study of the bone marrow from 36 patients with idiopathic hemorrhagic, thrombopenic purpura.


Thrombocytopenic purpura complicating gold therapy for rheumatoid arthritis; report of three cases with spontaneous recovery and one case with recovery following splenectomy.


Inconstancy and variability of the vascular fragility test even in purpuric conditions.


The activation of prothrombin, with special reference to thromboplastic enzyme (tryptase).


The effect of intravenous injection of trypsin inhibitor on the coagulation of blood.


The value and the limitations of the coagulation time in the study of the hemorrhagic diseases.


Fibrinolysis; its mechanism and significance.


Hemorrhagic diathesis associated with the presence of an anticoagulant in circulating blood; case report and laboratory studies.


The relationship between heparin dosage and clotting time.


Use of punched cards for indexing and classifying biochemical literature.


Fire precautions in the hospital.

Fire precautions in the hospital.


Music in mental hospitals.

Music in mental hospitals.


Hospital accounting in the National Health Service.


Personnel management in the hospital; job study.


Those medical staff complaints.

Those medical staff complaints.


How the hospitals cooperate.

How the hospitals cooperate.


Adding central oxygen supply.

Adding central oxygen supply.


Routine radiography on trial.

Routine radiography on trial.


An evaluation of various examinations performed on serous fluids.


The use of radioactive iodine in the diagnosis of thyroid disease.


Antigen tracer studies and histologic observations in anaphylactic shock in the guinea pig.


The morphological backgrounds of genuine lipoid nephrosis.


The clinical uses of intravenous diphenhydramine hydrochloride.


The effects of certain dihydrogenated alkaloids of ergot in hypertensive patients.


Acropathie mutilante.

Acropathie mutilante.


The immediate sequelae of myocardial infarction; their relation to the prognosis.


Digitoxin poisoning; report of 30 cases.


Multiple myeloma; a report of experience with stilbamidine.


Correlation between the cholecystogram and the secretin test for gall bladder function.


Further clinical observations on the use of dibutoline, a new antispasmodic drug.


Pseudomonas septicemia and endocarditis; report of a case.


Progress and development of anesthesia in the United States.


The ocular changes associated with pheochromocytomas.


Studies on the action of a synthetic heparinoid.


Glycolysis in homogenates and extracts of malignant tumor.


Further studies on intraarterial temperature.


Cerebral diplegia following birth injury.


Thyroidectomy or thiouracil?

Thyroidectomy or thiouracil?


Factors in the aetiology of disseminated sclerosis.


Present state of our knowledge of the anatomy of the primates.


Carcinoma of the breast and its treatment.


Early diagnosis and treatment of carcinoma of the breast.


Out-patient electric convulsion treatment.


Papilloedema in emphysema.

Papilloedema in emphysema.


A case of gross overdosage of soluble phenytoin.


Late recurrence after marsupialization of echinococcus cyst of liver.


Congenital anomalies requiring early recognition and immediate treatment.


Factors in the prognosis of the disease of coronary arteries.


Current views on the treatment of syphilis.


Clinical considerations in the treatment of Bright's disease.


Streptomycin therapy.

Streptomycin therapy.


The effect of ovariectomy and physiologic doses of estradiol upon body weight, linear growth and fat content of the female albino rat.


The clinical manifestations of the severe form of diphtheria.


Circulating anticoagulant as a cause of hemorrhagic diathesis in man.


Antibody formation in alloxan diabetes; a comparison of the precipitin response to egg albumen of normal rabbits and of rabbits with alloxan diabetes.


Comparative study of antihistamine substances; introduction and Dale experiments.


Clinical observations with testosterone in breast carcinoma metastasis.


Comparative study of antihistamine substances activity in vivo against histamine intoxication and anaphylactic shock of guinea pigs.


Time distortion in hypnosis.

Time distortion in hypnosis.


Comparative study of antihistamine substances; clinical observations.


Case report; stab wound of the brain.

Case report; stab wound of the brain.


Common peroneal nerve paralysis.

Common peroneal nerve paralysis.


Backache.

Backache.


Chronic atelectasis and pneumonitis of the right middle lobe.


The practice of medicine and surgery in the Massachusetts Bay Colony.


The place of extraperitoneal cesarean section.


Evaluation of molybdenized ferrous sulfate in the treatment of hypochromic anemia of pregnancy.


Some recent contributions to our understanding of the newborn.


Osteitis pubis following prostatectomy.

Osteitis pubis following prostatectomy.


Does eclamptogenic toxemia cause chronic hypertension?


Tumors of the nervous system.

Tumors of the nervous system.


Prolonged labor and dystocia in a multipara previously delivering large babies spontaneously.


Desultory labor and sedation.

Desultory labor and sedation.


Chronic rheumatic endocarditis with acute exacerbation.


Acute purulent cholangitis, with necrosis.


Glomerulonephritis with a long latent stage; a case report.


The surgical treatment of duodenal ulcer.


Immunization procedures.

Immunization procedures.


Ovarian tumors.

Ovarian tumors.


Surgical treatment of diseases of the prostate.


Migraine.

Migraine.


Cystic fibrosis of the pancreas.

Cystic fibrosis of the pancreas.


Convulsive disorders in adults.

Convulsive disorders in adults.


BAL in the treatment of massive overdosage with mapharsen.


Orthostatic hypotension and orthostatic tachycardia; new clinical observations, successful treatment with paredrine, and review of the literature.


The pitfall of normal results of urinalysis.


Cutaneous and epidemic diphtheria.

Cutaneous and epidemic diphtheria.


The Berman foreign-body locator.

The Berman foreign-body locator.


Newer methods of treatment of leukemias and lymphomas.


Fluorescence microscope examination of trypanosomes in blood.


The potentiation of insulin by sulphones.


The formation of acetate in brain tissue suspensions.


The ingestion of sea water as a means of attenuating fresh water rations.


Treatment of the neuroses.

Treatment of the neuroses.


Androgens in advanced cancer of the breast.


Pericarditis, organizing, fibrino-purulent with hydropericardium.


Types of essential hypertension and their relationship to therapy.


Virus pneumonias.

Virus pneumonias.


Hepatitis associated with undulant fever; report of a case.


Glycosuria; mechanism and evaluation.

Glycosuria; mechanism and evaluation.


Diverticulosis of the colon; review of 726 consecutive cases.


A review of the incidence of hypertension in the non-European races; survey of blood pressures in the South African Bantu.


The premature infant; a study of 20 cases.


The Cole-Rous position for biliary surgery.


A brief presentation of tonsils as related to foci of infection.


Roentgenography in the diagnosis of acute intestinal obstruction.


Torsion of a hydrosalpinx in pregnancy.

Torsion of a hydrosalpinx in pregnancy.


Interventricular septal defect following coronary thrombosis.


Laryngo-tracheo-bronchitis fibrinosa.

Laryngo-tracheo-bronchitis fibrinosa.


An instance of familial congenital heart disease.


Cancer among the Europeans in Kenya.

Cancer among the Europeans in Kenya.


Medical examination of 500 African railway workers.


Causes of sudden death in Africans.

Causes of sudden death in Africans.


The control of water excretion by the normal and pathological kidney.


The effect of egg white and crystalline biotin methyl ester on a skin lesion in three infants.


Eyebrow repairs by thin deep grafts.

Eyebrow repairs by thin deep grafts.


Benvenuto Cellini and his doctors; a glimpse of Renaissance medicine.


The technique of vaginal hysterectomy.

The technique of vaginal hysterectomy.


The role of physical medicine in modern practice.


Carcinoma of the maxillary antrum; report of two cases.


Intestinal obstruction and perforation due to Salmonella paratyphi.


Early diagnosis of cancer by study of exfoliated cells.


Digitoxin; its evaluation for initial digitalization of the patient with congestive heart failure.


Jarisch-Herxheimer reaction in early syphilis treated with crystalline penicillin G.


Therapy of chronic atrophic gastritis with 8 years' gastroscopic control.


Distinctions between gastric sarcoma and carcinoma with special reference to the infiltrating types of sarcoma.


Stomatitis due to streptomycin; report of three cases.


Acute exfoliative dermatitis and death following penicillin therapy.


Mesantoin poisoning with aplastic anemia and recovery.


Caloric undernutrition and starvation, with notes on protein deficiency.


Fatal reactions after amino-phylline.

Fatal reactions after amino-phylline.


Trends in gastro-enterology, 1947-48.

Trends in gastro-enterology, 1947-48.


Nutrition deficiency diseases in India with demonstration of cases.


Thoracic surgery; investigative procedures.


Notes on the use of the Kahn test in the serodiagnosis of syphilis.


Case report; carcinoma of the breast treated with testosterone propionate.


Symposium on the treatment of amoebic dysentery.


Re amoebiasis in children.

Re amoebiasis in children.


Treatment of amoebiasis.

Treatment of amoebiasis.


Transplantation of vitreous.

Transplantation of vitreous.


Hypertension in the systemic blood of animals with experimental renal hypertension. 1. A method has been developed which makes possible the demonstration of a pressor substance in the circulating systemic blood of dogs with experimental renal hypertension. 2. After the intravenous injection of renin into normal dogs, it was possible to detect a pressor substance formed in the systemic blood. After the intravenous injection of 1 unit of renin, as much as 1 unit of the pressor substance was detected in the plasma from 200 cc. of systemic blood. 3. Large amounts of systemic blood pooled from several normal dogs did not contain detectable amounts of pressor substance. 4. In experimental renal hypertension due to unilateral or bilateral constriction of the main renal arteries, a pressor substance was demonstrated in large amounts of systemic blood, corresponding to from one-fifth to one-third of the total blood volume. This was accomplished without the addition of hypertensinogen to enhance the action of the renin in the blood. In an animal weighing about 15 kilos, with benign hypertension up to 3 months' duration, about 3 to 5 units of this pressor substance are probably constantly circulating in the entire systemic blood. 5. The pressor substance was also detected in a relatively small amount of renal vein blood from an ischemic kidney. 6. In the systemic blood of dogs weighing about 15 kilos, with malignant experimental renal hypertension, from 15 to 25 units, or more, of the pressor substance are present in the entire circulating blood. 7. The pressor substance which appears in the systemic blood of dogs with experimental renal hypertension, and of normal dogs after intravenous injection of renin, is destroyed by hypertensinase. 8. The pressor substance obtained from the systemic blood of dogs with experimental renal hypertension has the same physiological and chemical properties as hypertensin produced in vitro. It is therefore suggested that the name hypertensin be adopted for the pressor substance which causes experimental renal hypertension. 9. In this study the animals in the benign phase of hypertension were almost all in the early stage (3 months or less). Whether the humoral mechanism obtains in animals in the late stage, after years of hypertension, or in any form of human hypertension is being investigated.


Studies on a proteolytic enzyme in human plasma; some factors controlling the rate of fibrinolysis. Methods are described for the assay of chloroform-activated and fibrinolysin-activated plasma proteolytic enzyme, and for the determination of the inhibitory activity of plasma or other substances against chloroform-activated enzyme. The inhibitory activities of plasma, serum, and crude plasma albumin against chloroform-activated plasma proteolytic enzyme were proportional to the logarithm of the concentration of the inhibitory substance tested. This suggests that enzyme and inhibitor react in accordance with the law of mass action. The rate of fibrinolysis of recalcified plasma clots could not be related to the total proteolytic activity available in the plasma, nor to the inhibitory activity of fresh plasma or serum against plasma proteolytic enzyme. During the incubation of a recalcified plasma clot at 37 degrees C., the inhibitory activity of its serum against plasma proteolytic enzyme decreased until a minimal stationary level was reached. The clot lysis time could be correlated directly with the time which elapsed until this minimal level was reached.


Kinetic studies on immune hemolysis; a method. A quantitative method for the study of the kinetics of immune hemolysis is described. In the presence of excess C' and limited amounts of antibody the kinetics of hemolysis resemble those of enzymatic processes. Assays of hemolytic antibody should therefore be based on velocity measurements rather than end point titrations.


Studies on acute disseminated encephalomyelitis produced experimentally in rhesus monkeys. The factor in brain tissue which induces acute disseminated encephalomyelitis, when injected into rhesus monkeys as an emulsion with adjuvants, has been found in human, monkey, rabbit, and chicken brain but is absent from frog and fish brain. It is unaffected by fixation of the brain in formalin, by boiling, and by treatment with ultrasound. It is present in the spinal cord of 3 day old rabbits but does not appear in the rabbit cerebrum until about the 12th day of life; in this respect it parallels the laying down of myelin. Attempts to produce the encephalomyelitis passively with large quantities of serum or of cell exudates, and suspensions of cells from spleen and lymph node from monkeys with encephalomyelitis, were unsuccessful.


The production of a persistent alteration in influenza virus by lanthanum or ultraviolet irradiation. The rates of elution from RBC of the Lee and PR8 strains of influenza virus were studied by means of a step-wise elution technique. By means of a single treatment with lanthanum acetate or irradiation with ultraviolet and subsequent passage in chick embryos, it was possible to alter the elution rate of the Lee strain so that it was similar to that of the PR8 strain. This alteration proved to be persistent on serial passage in the absence of the agent which caused it. As far as was determined, the elution rate of the virus appeared to be the only property which was altered. The phenomenon can be most readily understood on the assumption that the difference in elution rates of the two strains is due to a heterogeneous population of virus particles in the Lee strain with respect to elution rate.


Reactions between influenza virus and a component of allantoic fluid. Evidence is presented which shows that there is a component present in normal allantoic fluid, probably mucoprotein in nature, capable of combining with influenza A virus (PR8), and that following combination between this component and the virus only partial dissociation of the complex occurs. Evidence is also presented which strongly suggests that the component is present in virus-infected allantoic fluid in which it is in part combined with the virus and in part free although altered by viral action. The probability that the component is present as well in highly purified preparations of influenza virus, and its effect upon various reactions obtained with this agent are discussed.


The role of the wax of the tubercle bacillus in establishing delayed hypersensitivity; hypersensitivity to a simple chemical substance, picryl chloride. The purified wax fraction of the tubercle bacillus, which has been previously demonstrated as an essential element in causing delayed tuberculin hypersensitivity in response to the protein of the tubercle bacillus, is now found to have the same activity with regard to a simple chemical antigen, picryl chloride. One injection of this compound with wax intraperitoneally into guinea pigs results in a marked delayed cutaneous hypersensitivity, demonstrable by contact and intracutaneous test, and of long duration. The effect is not related to an adjuvant activity of the wax as defined by ordinary standards. The relationship of these observations to the occurrence of "heteroallergic" phenomena in tuberculosis is discussed. The possibility that the occurrence of spontaneous contact hypersensitivities may depend upon the presence of similarly active lipoidal components of the skin is commented upon.


Industrial diseases of the chest.

Industrial diseases of the chest.


Toxemia of pregnancy.

Toxemia of pregnancy.


Infectious mononucleosis; a review of the disease.


Roentgen ray treatment of hemangiomata.

Roentgen ray treatment of hemangiomata.


Psychosomatic aspects of peptic ulcer.

Psychosomatic aspects of peptic ulcer.


Short transverse incision for congenital pyloric stenosis in infants.


Intraosseous infusions in infants.

Intraosseous infusions in infants.


Michigan's decentralized resident training programs.


Injury to the brachial plexus associated with labor and delivery, case report.


Signs and symptoms of the acute abdomen.


Medical aspects of the acute abdomen.

Medical aspects of the acute abdomen.


Surgical aspects of the acute abdomen.

Surgical aspects of the acute abdomen.


The acute abdomen; obstetric and gynecologic aspects.


The acute abdomen; supportive procedures.


Is there mental disease per se?

Is there mental disease per se?


The use of digitalis in diphtheritic heart disease.


Acute hematogenous osteomyelitis; an end result study of nonsurgical treatment with penicillin and sulfonamides.


Onycholysis; preliminary report of cases following the use of fingernail base coat.


Mediastinal emphysema and bilateral pneumothorax complicating operations on the neck.


Calcareous pancreatitis and diabetes, report of a case.


Hemorrhage into an adenoma of the thyroid, a case report.


New research discoveries.

New research discoveries.


Thyroglossal cysts.

Thyroglossal cysts.


Diagnostic approach to pheochromocytoma; report of case.


Electrolyte and fluid balance; recent advances.


Intestinovesical fistula.

Intestinovesical fistula.


Lymphoid tumors.

Lymphoid tumors.


Subacute bacterial endocarditis.

Subacute bacterial endocarditis.


Haemophilus influenzae meningitis treated with streptomycin.


An artificial heart or cardiopulmonary machine; performance in animals.


Absorption and excretion studies with radioactive penicillin.


Intestinal obstruction due to ascariasis; report of a case.


Occupational tumours of the bladder.

Occupational tumours of the bladder.


PENICILLIN in diphtheria.

PENICILLIN in diphtheria.


Thymine, folic acid, and vitamin B12 in nutritional macrocytic anaemia, tropical sprue, and pernicious anaemia.


Exchange transfusion in haemolytic disease of the newborn.


Influence of restraint on automatic movements; value in diagnosis.


Primary carcinoma of the liver in a boy aged 15.


Delayed pneumonitis in a beryllium worker; report of a case.


Congenital absence of the vas.

Congenital absence of the vas.


Organization of an arthritis clinic.

Organization of an arthritis clinic.


Hysterosalpingography.

Hysterosalpingography.


Hospitals.

Hospitals.


Ethics for the twentieth century.

Ethics for the twentieth century.


Surgery as a specialty.

Surgery as a specialty.


Physicians' incomes.

Physicians' incomes.


Impressions of tuberculosis abroad.

Impressions of tuberculosis abroad.


The treatment of blocked fallopian tubes by pressure injections of gas and iodized oil.


Malignant disease of the testis.

Malignant disease of the testis.


Listeria meningitis, a description of a strain of Listeria monocytogenes and a report of a case.


A case of chronic lymphatic leuchaemia treated with bis-beta-chloroethylamine.


A case of arsenical dermatitis successfully treated with BAL.


Aetiology and treatment of iridocyclitis.


The role of the endocrine glands in clinical psychiatry.


Analgesia for domiciliary midwifery.

Analgesia for domiciliary midwifery.


The early diagnosis and treatment of carcinoma of the rectum.


The obstetric responsibility for stillbirth.


The diagnosis and treatment of psychological disorders in childhood.


Modern treatment and prognosis of pleurisy.


Modern trends in radiology.

Modern trends in radiology.


The London medical schools; their origin and evolution.


Dental education.

Dental education.


Dental research; its achievements and its future.


The faculty of anaesthetist of the Royal College of Surgeons of England.


Standardization.

Standardization.


The faculty of dental surgery; Royal College of Surgeons of England.


Hyperthyroidism.

Hyperthyroidism.


Acute yellow atrophy of the liver; with a case report.


Preparation and care of patient during anesthesia; replacement therapy.


Carcinoma of the fundus of the stomach.

Carcinoma of the fundus of the stomach.


The psychosomatic approach to the treatment of allergy, bronchial asthma, and systemic disorders.


The identification of cancer cells in the natural organ secretions in the early diagnosis of malignancy.


The adrenogenital syndrome.

The adrenogenital syndrome.


The present treatment of leprosy.

The present treatment of leprosy.


Social conditions of the middle and low class woman and the necessity for day nurseries and day homes for the working woman's children.


Finland.

Finland.


Student's disease.

Student's disease.


Effect of change of temperature on thermophilic digestion.


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


Mechanism of activated sludge process.

Mechanism of activated sludge process.


Industrial waste pollution abatement program for Buffalo, N.Y.


Oxygen balance studies of a typical swamp stream.


USE OF CLOROBEN FOR ODOR CONTROL.

USE OF CLOROBEN FOR ODOR CONTROL.


Dietetic management of atrophic arthritis.


Malignant disease observation and suggested line of experiment.


Some recent developments in social medicine.


Asthma.

Asthma.


The doctor and his patient from the ear, nose and throat standpoint.


The management of obesity.

The management of obesity.


Pulmonary insufficiency; physiological classification, clinical methods of analysis, standard values in normal subjects.


Infectious hepatitis.

Infectious hepatitis.


The pharmacology, mode of action and therapeutic potentialities of stilbamidine, pentamidine, propamidine and other aromatic diamidines a review.


National health legislation.

National health legislation.


Teamwork in the conservation of human resources.


Epitheliomas of the lower lip.

Epitheliomas of the lower lip.


A survey of cesarean section in Minneapolis, Minnesota, in 1946.


Acute coronary insufficiency.

Acute coronary insufficiency.


Primary idiopathic segmental infarction of the greater omentum.


A review of 100 cases of renal failure.

A review of 100 cases of renal failure.


Penicillin and streptomycin aerosol therapy for chronic bronchiectasis.


Carcinoma of the breast; an analysis of 100 questionnaires sent to patients operated upon at Fairview Hospital.


Acoustic neuromas.

Acoustic neuromas.


A rare complication of intestinal intubation.


The evaluation of X-ray diagnosis in ophthalmology, rhinology and otolaryngology.


Bronchiogenic carcinoma.

Bronchiogenic carcinoma.


The pathogenesis, diagnosis and treatment of the acute phase of poliomyelitis.


The responsibilities of private physicians in the school health program.


A 15 year statistical study of amebiasis.


Vomiting of pregnancy.

Vomiting of pregnancy.


Chronic subdural hematoma; expansion of compressed cerebral hemisphere and relief of hypotension by spinal injection of physiologic saline solution.


Malaria in the United States today.

Malaria in the United States today.


Carcinoma of the rectum.

Carcinoma of the rectum.


Streptomycin in the treatment of bacterial endocarditis; report of two cases.


Viral hepatitis.

Viral hepatitis.


Congenital cyst of liver.

Congenital cyst of liver.


Cirrhosis of liver, postatrophic type.

Cirrhosis of liver, postatrophic type.


The use of the rice diet in the treatment of hypertension in nonhospitalized patients.


Thyroid therapy in gynecologic abnormalities.


Traumatic partial lobectomy from gunshot wound; report of a case with recovery and personality change.


Infectious mononucleosis with psychosis; report of a case.


Blood and its derivatives.

Blood and its derivatives.


Tubal pregnancy.

Tubal pregnancy.


Actinomycosis of chest wall.

Actinomycosis of chest wall.


Prostatitis; especially as it relates to cause, treatment and significance.


The treatment of tuberculosis at the Provincial Sanatorium.


Antithyroid substances in toxic goiters.


Congenital hypertrophic pyloric stenosis.


The etiology and diagnosis of subphrenic abscess.


Endocrine aspect of malignant tumors.

Endocrine aspect of malignant tumors.


The treatment and cure of bichloride of mercury poisoning by the use of peritoneal lavage.


Neurophysiological disturbances following electric shock therapy; electroencephalographic observations.


Increasing the efficiency of public health administration and expansion of services imperative.


Cystic fibrosis of the pancreas.

Cystic fibrosis of the pancreas.


The radiologist looks at the general practitioner.


A few comments on recent observations in mainland surgical clinics.


The search for the vital principle.

The search for the vital principle.


Intra-abdominal masses in children.

Intra-abdominal masses in children.


Psychogenic factors in urological conditions.


Marked hypertension in a child relieved by nephrectomy.


Electrophoretic patterns of the serum proteins in some diseases of unknown etiology.


Talc granuloma; morbidity and mortality.


End results of excision of the carpal bones.


Comparative anatomy and pathology of the thymus.


Causes of sudden death in infants.

Causes of sudden death in infants.


Sudden death due to neurologic causes.

Sudden death due to neurologic causes.


Sudden death in infants.

Sudden death in infants.


Sudden and unexpected natural death.

Sudden and unexpected natural death.


Acute peripheral circulatory failure caused by acute venous thrombosis.


Simultaneous multiple surgical procedures for correction of exstrophy of the bladder; report of case.


Annual report for 1947 of the Section on Anesthesiology; including data and remarks concerning blood transfusion and the use of blood substitutes.


Relief of pain by paravertebral block in complicated fractures of the ribs; report of case.


The role of alkaline phosphatase in osteogenesis after transplantation of bone.


The significance of an ulcerating lesion in the stomach after gastro-enterostomy.


Histoplasmin sensitivity in Columbia, South Carolina.


Poliomyelitis in children.

Poliomyelitis in children.


Lymphosarcoma of the mediastinum.

Lymphosarcoma of the mediastinum.


Vaginal cytology of postmenopausal women; cytologic variations in vaginal smears.


Vaginal cytology of post-menopausal women; acidophilic atrophic vaginal epithelium.


Penicillin instillation in bronchiectasis.


Leiomyoma of the stomach; case report.

Leiomyoma of the stomach; case report.


Some experiences in the use of the cutis graft in surgery; with case reports.


Surgical repair of the incontinent anal canal.


The surgical treatment of chronic ulcerative colitis.


Intraperitoneal injury of hollow viscus due to nonpenetrating wounds.


Radical panhysterectomy, Wertheim, and radical pelvic lymphadenectomy; a preliminary report of 75 operations.


Retreatment of carcinoma of the cervix.

Retreatment of carcinoma of the cervix.


Experiences with the Wertheim hysterectomy in Oklahoma City.


Treatment of cervical cancer in local tumor clinics.


The Blue Cross plan and the medical teaching program.


The urinary tract as an obstetrical problem.


The treatment of eclampsia by means of regional nerve block.


Primary splenic neutropenia.

Primary splenic neutropenia.


Conduct of eye surgery in the young.

Conduct of eye surgery in the young.


Inhalant sensitizations in allergic headaches.


Treatment of intertriginous moniliasis.

Treatment of intertriginous moniliasis.


Tuberculous meningitis treated with streptomycin; case report.


Open of gesloten longtuberculose.

Open of gesloten longtuberculose.


Mastoiditis acuta, penicillinbehandling.


Arachnodactyli; dystrophia mesodermalis congenita Marfan.


Allergy in relation to otolaryngology; history taking.


Clinical anatomy of the bronchopulmonary segments.


A survey of medical services in Trinidad and Tobago.


The pharmacology of the antihistaminic agents.


Hypertension today; the rice diet.

Hypertension today; the rice diet.


Some practical considerations in the use of chemotherapy and antibiotics in the treatment of upper respiratory infection.


INTERSTITIAL myocarditis, non-specific.

INTERSTITIAL myocarditis, non-specific.


Streptomycin toxicity for the labyrinth; preliminary report.


Physiologic therapy in diseases of the respiratory system.


Civil organization for health in time of war.


Neuropsychiatric examination of prisoners at Fort Knox.


The significance of the relaxed subcutaneous inguinal ring.


Spontaneous evacuation of metallic mercury from the vermiform appendix.


Spontaneous passage of two nails through the gastrointestinal tract.


Venereal disease among inductees.

Venereal disease among inductees.


Meningococcemia, acute, severe.

Meningococcemia, acute, severe.


SURVEY on the value of Army control facilities.


CONTROL of rodents.

CONTROL of rodents.


CONTACT history of military personnel with venereal diseases.


Approaching absolute zero.

Approaching absolute zero.


Studies to arrest early tuberculosis.

Studies to arrest early tuberculosis.


Purifying the air by chemistry.

Purifying the air by chemistry.


Critique of Brittain operation for fusion of hip.


The sources of contamination in postoperative infections.


Disinsertion of the biceps brachii.

Disinsertion of the biceps brachii.


Blade-plate internal fixation for fracture of the distal end of the femur.


Experimental production of tendon sheaths; a preliminary report on the implantation of a flexible plastic in the tissues of rabbits and guinea pigs.


Case report demonstrating the improper and proper use of penicillin and streptomycin in the treatment of chronic osteomyelitis.


The use of intravenous procaine in orthopaedic conditions.


Posterior neurectomies for relief of painful hip joints.


Technical notes on reconstructing poliomyelitic upper extremity deformities.


A case of gangrene of the toes secondary to vasospasm.


Widespread skeletal metastases from a primary carcinoma of the breast which was not demonstrable clinically.


Skeletal lipoid granulomatosis in an adult.


Soft-tissue sarcoma of the hand.

Soft-tissue sarcoma of the hand.


The skull in congenital anemias.

The skull in congenital anemias.


Variations in length of the nerve to the extensor hallucis longus; surgical application.


Mental and emotional disturbance in adolescence.


Analysis of psychological examinations of children with cerebral palsy.


Children's awareness of the origins of babies.


The part of allergy in childhood neuroses.


The homes of homesick girls.

The homes of homesick girls.


An experiment in non-authoritative treatment of juvenile delinquents.


Bernreuter personality ratings of college students who recall having had imaginary playmates during childhood.


Atypical clinical features of acoustic nerve tumors.


Dissociation between pain and temperature in spinal cord lesions.


Healing processes in schizophrenia.

Healing processes in schizophrenia.


The socio-psychological structure of the SS; psychiatric report from the Nuremburg war crimes trials.


The nature of affective and paranoid disorders during the senium in the light of electric convulsive therapy.


Spinal nerve injury in dorso-lateral protrusions of lumbar disks.


Tumors of the septum pellucidum.

Tumors of the septum pellucidum.


Clinical experiences with nerve grafting.


Curare in spastic paraplegia.

Curare in spastic paraplegia.


The acute effects on the cerebral circulation of the reduction of increased intracranial pressure by means of intravenous glucose or ventricular drainage.


Compression of the cervical spinal cord by herniated intervertebral discs.


A metastatic lesion simulating an intracranial aneurysm.


A new needle for cerebral angiography.

A new needle for cerebral angiography.


On the syndrome of Arnold-Chiari; report of a case.


A versatile retractor for laminectomy and posterior fossa exposures.


Unilateral exophthalmos due to cerebellar tumor and orbital defect.


Psychiatry in India and Pakistan.

Psychiatry in India and Pakistan.


Group psycho-therapy and the psychiatric social worker.


Child health services in Portugal.

Child health services in Portugal.


The Colony of Gheel, effects of war and present problems.


World Health Organization and nursing.

World Health Organization and nursing.


TWO early American schools of nursing.

TWO early American schools of nursing.


Proctologic nursing.

Proctologic nursing.


Anemias of infancy and childhood.

Anemias of infancy and childhood.


Clinical use of anticoagulants.

Clinical use of anticoagulants.


Nursing must be defined.

Nursing must be defined.


Chemotherapy of tuberculosis in children.


Nursing in chemical industries.

Nursing in chemical industries.


Preparation and use of cotton sutures.

Preparation and use of cotton sutures.


Nursing the patient with sympathectomy for hypertension.


Thoraco-lumbar and lumbar sympathectomy.


Therapy, convalescent care and rehabilitation in rheumatic fever.


Germany revisited; with the nursing sisters of Rhine Army.


Red Crescent Nurses' School, Istanbul.

Red Crescent Nurses' School, Istanbul.


The progress of midwifery; how midwives secured state recognition.


Another aspect of German hospitals.

Another aspect of German hospitals.


Hypertension of pregnancy resulting in acute attack of cardiac asthma and left ventricular failure.


The Library of Nursing.

The Library of Nursing.


A case of poliomyelitis treated in a Both respirator.


The nursing of tuberculosis patients in a general hospital.


Early rehabilitation by physiotherapy.

Early rehabilitation by physiotherapy.


Corn starch as an allergen; sources of contact in food containers.


Total, dehydro, and reduced ascorbic acid in cantaloupes.


Effect of canning on the ascorbic acid and thiamine in vegetables.


The provocative tests in the diagnosis of the glaucomas.


The pressor test for glaucoma.

The pressor test for glaucoma.


Bacitracin therapy of experimental and clinical ocular infections.


Operative treatment of vertical tropias.


Diffuse malignant melanoma of the iris; report of two cases.


The Elliot trephining operation for glaucoma; a procedure to make this operation less difficult and more effective.


Psychosomatic interrelationships in ophthalmology.


The influence of torsional movements on the axis of astigmatism.


Treatment of delayed postoperative formation of the anterior chamber.


The use of immune globulin in the treatment of uveitis.


On new types of ocular diseases.

On new types of ocular diseases.


Osteoma involving the orbit.

Osteoma involving the orbit.


The antitrachoma campaign in Jewish schools of Jerusalem.


Friedländer's bacillus infection following perforating wound of orbit; report of a case treated with streptomycin.


Analysis of ocular motor anomalies.

Analysis of ocular motor anomalies.


The Siniscal lid plate; a new instrument.


Chronic simple glaucoma and the lability test.


Ophthalmic small bandages.

Ophthalmic small bandages.


Etiology and therapy of acute retrobulbar neuritis.


Some unsolved problems in squint.

Some unsolved problems in squint.


Principles of ocular muscle surgery.

Principles of ocular muscle surgery.


A phantom for animal eye surgery.

A phantom for animal eye surgery.


Diagnostic criteria in surgical management of lateral deviations.


Tumors of the orbit.

Tumors of the orbit.


Ocular hypotony.

Ocular hypotony.


Teratoma of the orbit.

Teratoma of the orbit.


Mixed-cell tumor of lacrimal gland.

Mixed-cell tumor of lacrimal gland.


Fusional vergence.

Fusional vergence.


Mass survey for detection of glaucoma.

Mass survey for detection of glaucoma.


A comparative survey of some possible systems of polarized headlights.


The effect of spectral quality of light on visual performance and fatigue.


The infra-red sensitivity of superconducting bolometers.


A recording photometer and its use in studies of cathode-ray ray screen displays.


Syntheses of spectral-distribution curves.


Alternating stimulation to overcome neutralization.


Near balance technique; some new stereo-charts.


The functions of the round window.

The functions of the round window.


The development of the auditory ossicles, the otic capsule and the extracapsular tissues.


Complications following irradiation of the thyroid gland.


Electrocoagulation of the membranous labyrinth; experimental histological studies in the monkey.


Associated symptomatology of the diseases of the epipharynx.


Hand-Schüller-Christian disease and eosinophilic granuloma of the skull.


Report of postoperative course of subperichondral total laryngectomies.


The open approach to arytenoidectomy for bilateral abductor paralysis, with a report of 23 cases.


Surgery of the nasal septum; new operative procedures and indications.


Osteoma of the frontal and ethmoid sinuses.


An experimental study of the toxic effects of streptomycin on the vestibular apparatus of the cat; the central nervous system.


Laryngeal tuberculosis; observations based on an experience of 28 years with laryngeal tuberculosis.


Streptomycin in treatment of laryngeal tuberculosis.


The use of streptomycin in tuberculous tracheobronchitis.


Bronchoscopic observations on the pulmonary aspects of fibrocystic disease of the pancreas.


Bronchoscopy in the newborn; an analysis of 50 cases.


Tracheal and bronchial obstruction due to congenital cardiovascular anomalies.


Bronchospirography; indications and technique.


Esophageal hiatal hernia.

Esophageal hiatal hernia.


Syphilitic tumor of the right bronchus; case report.


The repair of large defects of the trachea.


Adenoma of the bronchus.

Adenoma of the bronchus.


Bronchopulmonary infections in allergic individuals.


Endoscopic aspects of bronchial scleroma (rhinoscleroma).


Granuloma of larynx following endotracheal anesthesia.


Hemoptysis secondary to chronic mediastinal venous obstruction.


The effect of rhinoplasty on the refractive error.


How we can improve the management of our glaucoma cases?


The myopic patient.

The myopic patient.


Cysts of the antrum; report of a case.

Cysts of the antrum; report of a case.


Reactions of the autonomic nervous system in attacks of stuttering.


Histopathologic effects of nitrogen mustard therapy upon normal and neoplastic hematopoietic tissues.


Interpretation of Rh antibodies.

Interpretation of Rh antibodies.


Massive necrosis of liver following exchange transfusion for erythroblastosis fetalis.


On the significance of Hr sensitization in Rh antibody determination.


A rapid procedure for the estimation of total protein, true albumin, total globulin, alpha globulin, beta globulin and gamma globulin in 1.0 ml of serum.


An improved antigen for the Kolmer complement-fixation test for syphilis.


Effect of human cerebrospinal fluid on the dilution bioassay of penicillins G, X and K.


Estimation of acid phosphatase of hemolyzed serum by the formaldehyde inactivation technic.


A modification of the Brewer anaerobic jar.


A method for the study of aerial and reproductive mycelia.


A modified Conway horizontal micro-buret.


Use of silicone-treated needles in blood donation.


A rapid method for paraffin section study of exfoliated neoplastic cells in bodily fluids.


Electrical blood counter.

Electrical blood counter.


A suggested laboratory turntable.

A suggested laboratory turntable.


Acute gastro-enteritis accompanied with toxicosis in infants.


Pyuria in Finnish children, 1933-1945.

Pyuria in Finnish children, 1933-1945.


Treatment of pneumonia with shock doses of sulfathiazol in 688 cases.


Massive single-dose chemotherapy in pneumonia in children.


The breast feeding of mature infants during the neonatal period, and the influence of some factors on the same.


Infant mortality in Sweden and in Gothenburg during recent times.


The care, in Sweden, of Polish infants born in concentration camps.


Mental injuries due to hospitalization or custody in children's homes.


Antistreptolysin titer and sedimentation rate in polyarthritis and endocarditis in childhood.


A summary of 100 treated cases of tuberculous coxitis.


Hormone treatment of the incompletely descended testicle.


Sella turcica in obesity in children.

Sella turcica in obesity in children.


Three cases of congenital laryngostenosis with different etiologies.


Follow-up examinations of cases of poliomyelitis.


New classification and nomenclature for newborn infants including prematures and abortions.


On the chemical properties and clinical use of protein hydrolysates.


The development of rickets in premature infants.


On the absorption of calcium and phosphorus.


The principle of evacuation of the stomach in infants and prematures; a non-roentgenlogic study.


A case of alimentary fatty liver.

A case of alimentary fatty liver.


The blood copper in anaemias of children.


Eosinophilia leukaemoides.

Eosinophilia leukaemoides.


The development of the ossific centres in some diseases in early childhood.


Experiences from operated cases of patent ductus arteriosus.


Heart arrhythmias in children.

Heart arrhythmias in children.


Roentgenological investigations of the small intestine in coeliac disease.


Intravenous glucose-tolerance tests relating to patients suffering from celiac disease.


Resorption research on celiac disease.

Resorption research on celiac disease.


Intravenous glucose tests in cases of mongoloidism.


A case of concurrent vomiting in a child with electrical cerebral dysrythmia.


Studies on diphtheria.

Studies on diphtheria.


Clinical experimental investigations on the absorption of ascorbic acid with simultaneous administration of cod-liver oil or concentrations of A- or D-vitamine.


Studies on the urinary excretion of thiamine in children.


The care and prevention of pes planus in the child of pre-school age.


On injuries to children, caused by corrosive poisons.


An amino acid mixture, casein hydrolysate, as an additional food for premature infants.


On hookworm anemia in children.

On hookworm anemia in children.


On iron deficiency anemia in infancy and childhood in the tropics.


Toxoplasmosis combined with situs inversus totalis.


Milk, a European child health problem.

Milk, a European child health problem.


Splenic panhaematopenia.

Splenic panhaematopenia.


Complete heart block in children; report of three cases possibly attributable to measles.


The nutritional state of children with chronic rheumatic heart disease.


Observations on the metabolism of potassium from a study of the renal clearance.


Erythema exudativum multiforme in childhood.


Congenital skin defect of the newborn.

Congenital skin defect of the newborn.


Isolated, Fiedler's myocarditis.

Isolated, Fiedler's myocarditis.


A case of lymphosarcoma of the intestine in a child.


H. influenzae meningitis.

H. influenzae meningitis.


Congenital atresia of posterior choanae.


Poor gain in weight.

Poor gain in weight.


Fatigue on exertion.

Fatigue on exertion.


Quiet child with flexion of arms and legs.


Rash with swelling of ankles and hands.

Rash with swelling of ankles and hands.


Edema and jaundice of a newborn.

Edema and jaundice of a newborn.


Physiology and treatment of severe diarrhea in infancy.


Respiratory acidosis and alkalosis.

Respiratory acidosis and alkalosis.


Loss of weight and diarrhea.

Loss of weight and diarrhea.


Distended abdomen with vomiting.

Distended abdomen with vomiting.


Croupy cough with cyanosis.

Croupy cough with cyanosis.


Abdominal mass.

Abdominal mass.


Skin lesion following vaccination.

Skin lesion following vaccination.


Constipation.

Constipation.


Large abdomen.

Large abdomen.


Chronic cough, fever, poor gain in weight.


Swelling of the body.

Swelling of the body.


Anaerobic metabolism in the newborn infant; on the resistance of the fetus and newborn to oxygen lack.


The use of complement-fixation technic in the analysis of two institutional outbreaks of mumps.


Penicillin therapy of late congenital syphilis.


Acute hematogenous osteomyelitis.

Acute hematogenous osteomyelitis.


Subfascial abscesses of the abdominal wall in children.


The Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome in an infant.


Ingestion of mercury as a probable cause of acrodynia and its treatment with dimercaprol; report of two cases.


Curare in the acute stage of anterior poliomyelitis.


Psychiatric problems of adolescence.

Psychiatric problems of adolescence.


Management of acute poliomyelitis with particular reference to bulbar involvement.


The physiological management of respiratory dysfunction in poliomyelitis.


The Baltimore city medical care plan.

The Baltimore city medical care plan.


NEW drugs for muscle relaxation.

NEW drugs for muscle relaxation.


EPIDERMOPHYTOSES; their causes and therapy.


AUREOMYCIN in virus diseases.

AUREOMYCIN in virus diseases.


Hospital pharmacy in Switzerland.

Hospital pharmacy in Switzerland.


The effect of polar molecules in vivo.

The effect of polar molecules in vivo.


The toxicity of some zirconium and thorium salts in rats.


The potentiating effect of antihistaminic drugs upon the sedative action of barbiturates.


Studies on hydrocarbon-epinephrine induced ventricular fibrillation.


The inhibition of the cholinesterase of rat brain by methadon.


The estimation of acetanilide and its metabolic products, aniline, N-acetyl p-aminophenol and p-amino-phenol, free and total conjugated, in biological fluids and tissues.


The fate of acetanilide in man.

The fate of acetanilide in man.


Comparison of ouabain with strophanthidin-3-acetate by intravenous injection in man.


A study of the pharmacological relationship between digitoxin and histamine.


Studies on purified digitalis glycosides; thevetin, a glycoside with unusual speed of action in man.


Synergistic effect of chlorguanide and sulfadiazine against Plasmodium gallinaceum in the chick.


A study on the comparative toxic effects of citric acid and its sodium salts.


An ultraviolet spectrophotometric procedure for the determination of barbiturates.


The effect on the pain threshold of N-acetyl p-aminophenol, a product derived in the body from acetanilide.


On the mechanism of the convulsant action of strychnine; the lack of atropine antagonism.


Radioactive isotopes.

Radioactive isotopes.


The importance of physical chemistry in pharmacy.


Stability of ergometrine preparations.

Stability of ergometrine preparations.


Manufacture of dry extracts of cascara and krameria.


Note on the stability of penicillin in lozenges.


Examination of the sources and quantitative methods of testing pyrogen.


Stability of adrenaline solutions; further observations on the storage of solutions in hydrochloric acid, tartaric acid, and ascorbic acid.


Biological evaluation of the purgative activity of senna extracts.


Effect of diet on the sensitivity of mice to insulin.


Preservatives in solutions for parenteral use.


Preservatives in galenicals.

Preservatives in galenicals.


Analytical and pharmaceutical studies with para-aminosalicylic acid.


Some further observations on Indian santonica.


Sodium hexametaphosphate in emulsions of dettol for obstetric use.


Pharmacology of the diethylamine salt of 3:5-diiodo-4-pyridone-N-acetic acid.


Effect of dimercaprol in acute iron poisoning.


Clinical effects of noise and mechanical vibrations of a turbojet engine on man.


Variation of total circulating hemoglobin and reticulocyte count of man with season and following hemorrhage.


Indirect peripheral vasodilatation produced by the warming of various body areas.


Regional differences in the basal and maximal rates of blood flow in the skin.


Influence of hemorrhage, albumin infusion, bed rest, and exposure to cold on performance in the heat.


Iontophoresis with acetyl-beta-methyl-choline and blood flow through the hand at low environmental temperatures.


A study on the mechanism of nitrous oxide analgesia.


Absolute muscle power and ischemic work ability of muscle.


A rapid method for the determination of proteolytic activities of enzyme preparations. A method has been described for the determination of proteolytic activities of enzyme preparations using casein as substrate. The rate of digestion is proportional to the enzyme concentration used. This relationship is utilized as a measure of the enzyme activity. One unit of activity is defined as the amount which is required to digest casein in 15 minutes at 37.5 degrees C. so that 50 per cent of the protein in 1 ml. of 0.25 per cent solution is not precipitable by trichloroacetic acid. This method has been used to determine the activity of enzymes from different sources and also used to follow the rate of activation of enzymes.


Isolation of crystalline ricin.

Isolation of crystalline ricin. A toxic crystalline protein has been isolated from crude extracts of castor bean meal. Ultracentrifuge and electrophoresis tests show the crystalline protein to become fairly homogeneous after three or four crystallizations. This is also confirmed by toxicity measurements. Solubility tests, however, indicate the presence of more than one protein component in the crystalline material, possibly in the form of a solid solution which cannot be separated into its components by repeated crystallization under the present technique.


Proteolytic contaminants of crystalline ribonuclease. 1. The ability of crystalline ribonuclease to hydrolyze proteins is due to impurities present in the preparations and not to an intrinsic property of the ribonuclease molecule. The amounts of these impurities vary enormously with different preparations. 2. The dangers inherent in the use of crystalline enzymes as specific tools, without assaying them for all possible interfering impurities, are emphasized.


A method for the preparation of protease-free crystalline ribonuclease. A method is described for the preparation of crystalline ribonuclease free from all measurable traces of proteolytic enzymes.


The change in osmotically inactive fraction produced by cell activation. 1. Resting and activated eggs of the sea urchin Arbacia punctulata were swollen in hypotonic sea water (60, 70, 80, and 90 per cent), and allowed to attain equilibrium volumes (Figs. 1 and 2). 2. Both fertilized and unfertilized eggs obey the Boyle-van't-Hoff law, but the value for b, the "osmotically inactive fraction" or non-swellable volume, was different for the two, averaging in the cases studied 7.3 per cent for unfertilized and 27.4 per cent for fertilized. 3. On activation, the eggs of the sea urchin undergo a definite increase in total cell volume, of approximately 2.7 per cent. 4. Some evidence is adduced for the possibility that the alteration in cell volume and in o.i.f. may depend upon the species in question. 5. A parallelism between change in b and alteration of respiratory metabolism in Arbacia, Chaetopterus, and Arbacia fragments is pointed out. This requires further investigation in other species to establish generality. 6. Equations for the calculation of the point at which osmotic pressures and cell volumes are identical for unfertilized and fertilized eggs are included. 7. A mechanical analogue of the phenomena is introduced (Fig. 3).


The permeability of human cells to cations after treatment with resorcinol, n-butyl alcohol, and similar lysins. The form of families of curves relating K loss to time in systems containing hypolytic concentrations of resorcinol and of n-butyl alcohol points to the human red cell's being slightly permeable to K and Na even when it is in isotonic NaCl (or plasma), and to the effect of the hypolytic concentrations of lysin being such as to increase this permeability. The rate of reentry of K into red cells which have lost it is more rapid than the rate of the previous loss. This may be due to the reimmersion of the lysin-treated cells in isotonic KCl producing further modifications of the ion-restricting mechanisms associated with the red cell structure. The volume changes observed in systems which show the large K-Na exchanges produced by resorcinol and by n-butyl alcohol are not the same as those which would be expected on the basis of the dual mechanism of hemolysis hypothesis or of the colloid-osmotic hemolysis hypothesis. Extensive swelling of the red cells occurs only when the concentrations of lysin are large enough to produce considerable hemolysis.


The formation of bacterial viruses in bacteria rendered nonviable by mustard gas. E. coli B and Staphylococcus muscae rendered non-viable by aqueous solutions of mustard gas at pH 7.5 to 8 can still produce phage.


Activation of passive iron as a model for the excitation of nerve. The activation by cathodic polarization of passive iron in concentrated nitric acid (d = 1.4) has been investigated. 1. For short current pulses (1 msec. or less) a transient activation occurs when the product of current density and time exceeds a certain value. This limiting value is here designated as the "threshold." It is of the order of magnitude of 200 x 10(-6) coulomb/cm.(2). 2. After activation and repassivation the threshold is temporarily several times higher than before. This "refractory state" is due to the presence of nitrous acid and of oxide layers. The return of the threshold to normal values occurs in seconds or minutes, depending on the variety of iron wire. 3. Immediately after a subthreshold current pulse the threshold is reduced (summation). However, if the second pulse occurs a certain interval of time after the first the wire exhibits a certain degree of refractoriness (Gildemeister effect). 4. Oscillographic measurements reveal the existence of a latent period between the application of the stimulating pulse and the establishment of the active state. The duration of this latent period depends on the strength of the current pulse. 5. There exists a minimum current density (rheobase) below which no activation occurs however long the current is applied. Depending on the variety of iron used this current density varies between about 1 and 10 ma./cm.(2). To produce activation a current of rheobasic strength does not have to be applied for an infinite time but only for about 100 msec. (maximum utilization time). Activation becomes manifest some time after termination of the activating pulse. 6. With currents of slowly increasing strength it is possible to reach current strengths several times higher than rheobase without obtaining activation (accomodation). Accomodation to a large extent depends on the variety of iron used. Details are given for currents increasing with a time constant of 0.5 second. 7. Potential measurements on wires in the refractory state show the existence of after potentials. Wires in the refractory state which are cathodically polarized show peculiar oscillograms. Both types of experiments point to the formation of nitrous acid as an essential element in the course of events. 8. With current densities only slightly above rheobase all wires exhibit simple activations only. With higher current densities certain types of wires exhibit periodic activations. The range of current densities in which such periodic activations occur varies with the type of wire. The lower limit is sometimes quite close to the rheobase. 9. A theory of periodic activations is presented which is modelled on the theory of self-excitatory electrical oscillations. As variables describing the state of the wire, the "degree of activation" and the "degree of refractoriness" are introduced. In the physicochemical system an autocatalytic process corresponds to the "falling characteristic" of electrical oscillations. The theory leads to a rational view of the interrelations between threshold, rheobase, accomodafion, refractoriness, and rhythm. The phenomena of conduction are not discussed here but their relation to the theory is briefly touched upon.


Nitrate reduction and assimilation in Chlorella. 1. Nitrate reduction and assimilation have been studied in Chlorella pyrenoidosa under growth conditions by observing effects on the CO(2)/O(2) gas exchange quotient. 2. During assimilation of glucose in the dark, nitrate reduction is noted as an increase in the R.Q. to about 1.6 caused by an increased rate of carbon dioxide production. 3. During photosynthesis at low light intensity nitrate reduction is evidenced by a reduction in the CO(2)O(2) quotient to about 0.7 caused by a decreased rate of carbon dioxide uptake. 4. Chlorella will assimilate nitrogen from either nitrate or ammonia. When both sources are supplied, only ammonia is utilized and no nitrate reduction occurs. It is inferred that under the usual conditions of growth nitrate is reduced only at a rate required for subsequent cellular syntheses. The effect of nitrate reduction on the CO(2)O(2) quotient therefore provides a measure of the relative rate of nitrogen assimilation. 5. Over-all photosynthetic metabolism may be described from elementary analysis of the cells since excretory products are negligible. The gas exchange predicted in this way is in good agreement with the observed CO(2)/O(2) quotients.


Metabolic conditions in Chlorella.

Metabolic conditions in Chlorella. 1. The effect of nitrate reduction and assimilation on the CO(2)/O(2) quotient of gas exchange has been used as an index of the relative rates of carbon and nitrogen assimilation in Chlorella pyrenoidosa. Changes in over-all metabolism induced by starvation, high light intensity, and nitrogen deficiency have been studied in comparison with the metabolism of cells growing at light-limiting intensities. 2. Starvation, which results in depletion of carbohydrate reserves, gives rise to a high CO(2)/O(2) quotient ( approximately 0.9) during photosynthesis and, therefore, a high C/N assimilation ratio. Starved cells apparently restore their normal C/N ratio before becoming growing cells. 3. Under photosynthesis-saturating light intensities cells show the high CO(2)/O(2) quotient (0.9) indicative of a high C/N assimilation ratio. Return to low light intensities is followed by the abnormally low CO(2)/O(2) quotient ( approximately 0.4) of a low C/N assimilation ratio. High light intensity apparently gives rise to a condition of a limiting rate of nitrogen assimilation and to an overflow metabolism analogous to that found in other microorganisms. 4. Nitrogen deficiency leads to a completely carbohydrate metabolism in short time experiments and makes still more pronounced the effects characteristic of high light intensity alone. 5. Considerations of nutritional economy sustain the experimental evidence in establishing the metabolism of cells growing under light-limiting intensities as the normal or reference metabolic condition in Chlorella.


Studies on the physiological effects of non-polar-polar organic electrolytes; the influence of detergents upon the potentiometric reaction and the contractility of nerve and muscle. In a previous paper it has been shown that the nonpolar-polar anionic detergents can be divided into two main groups. One chemically characterized by a relatively long chain of non-polar alkyl groups, which in solution are in contact with one end of a muscle and, locally adhering to it, produce a permanent negative injury potential. This is generally accompanied by a loss of excitability. The second group, distinguished by a relatively short chain of non-polar alkyl groups acts reversibly, ordinarily preserves the excitability and, in contrast to the first group, produces locally a reverse positive potential. For reasons mentioned before, this appears likely to correspond to an increased activity. These concepts have been tested in this second paper. The measurements of the resting potentials of muscles have been supplemented by measurements on frog sciatics with the result that there are brought about, again by the detergents with long alkyl chains, regular irreversible negative resting potentials and with the short chain compounds reversible positive potentials are aroused. Furthermore, in addition there appeared the hardly expected result that muscle stimulated in the presence of short chain detergents responded with an even higher contraction. We have endeavored to explain this on the basis of general considerations concerning the physical chemistry of the excitatory process. More direct evidence of this rise of excitability under the influence of the short chain non-polar-polar detergents will be presented in the next papers on studies concerning chronaximetric measurements on nerve, referring particularly to the semidetergents, and concerning the effects of detergents in general upon the heart beat of a clam.


Observations on the motility of rabbit spermatozoa in dilute suspension. 1. Rabbit spermatozoa suspended in Baker's solution rapidly lose motility at relatively high dilutions. At a concentration of 0.4 million per ml., the spermatozoa from most ejaculates are completely immotile within 2 or 3 hours. The same phenomenon occurs with chloride-free diluents and is therefore not due to the toxic action of chlorides. 2. This rapid immobilisation may be prevented by suspension in cell-free supernatants from other more concentrated suspensions of rabbit semen and by the accessory secretions from a vasectomised buck. The most effective supernatants are those prepared from suspensions of spermatozoa which have been left overnight before centrifuging. Immobilisation may also be prevented by many other agents, the most effective of which are gum arabic, starch, glycogen, and serum proteins (carbohydrate-containing or carbohydrate-free). Yet, in no case is the action of these substances as effective as more concentrated suspension in Baker's solution. 3. The immobilisation is not prevented by catalase, gelatin, agar, or sodium silicate. It is almost certainly not due to the toxic action of traces of heavy metals and is not affected by the use of water doubly distilled over glass in the preparation of the diluent, or by treating the diluent with activated charcoal. 4. Washing with Baker's solution does not cause immobilisation of spermatozoa suspended at 20 million per ml. at a stage at which the concentration of seminal plasma has been reduced to that equivalent to dilution to 0.4 million per ml. Further washing (six repeated centrifugings of 0.2 ml. semen in 4 ml. of Baker's solution) immobilises them. This confirms the opinion that loss of intracellular, or perhaps rather paracellular, material is a responsible agent in the dilution phenomenon.


Research planning at the frontiers of science.


An anthropologist looks at psychology.

An anthropologist looks at psychology.


Measures of scientific merit in applied psychology.


Instinct; a composite student view.

Instinct; a composite student view.


Individual differences in speed of response in mental test materials of varying degrees of difficulty.


A comparison of four masculinity-femininity scales.


Hormonal regulation of the micturition behavior of the dog.


SPATIAL LOCATION IN THE LEARNING OF A MULTIPLE-T MAZE.


The effects of tridione on audiogenic fits in albino rats.


Generalization of the characteristics of a single learned stimulus by monkeys.


Individual differences in the reactivity of dogs.


Studies of abnormal behavior in the rat; strength of fixation and duration of frustration.


Maze learning as a function of added thiamine.


A further study of latent learning in the T-maze.


Postremity, recency, and frequency as bases for prediction in the maze situation.


On the problem of reinforcement in conditioning the autokinetic phenomenon.


Rate of recall as a measure of learning; the effects of retroactive inhibition.


Further study of the retention of verbal and motor skills.


The sequential order of concept attainment.


Double alternation behavior in young children.


The effect on group performance of an indifferent and neglectful attitude shown by one group member.


The relative sweetness of sugars; sucrose and dextrose.


The rate of blinking during prolonged visual search.


Apparent movement in relation to homonymous and heteronymous stimulation of the cerebral hemispheres.


Infant speech; speech sound development of sibling and only infants.


Studies in space orientation; perception of the upright in the absence of a visual field.


Studies of tracking behavior; rate and time characteristics of simple corrective movements.


A further study of ESP and intelligence.


The psi processes in normal and paranormal psychology.


The psychological effects of enforced segregation; a survey of social science opinion.


Four detailed examples of how mental conflicts of psychoneurotic and psychotic patients may be discovered by means of the TAT.


Sexual behavior of the American male; a special review of the Kinsey report.


A study of elation, making use of the Rorschach test and an association test.


Relations between the activity of muscles during preparatory set and subsequent overt performance.


Psychological scales of taste.

Psychological scales of taste.


Preparation of manuscripts for publication as monographs.


Monocular movement parallax thresholds as functions of field size, field position, and speed of stimulus movement.


Relationship of total bodily movements to some emotional components of personality.


A general psychological scale of taste.

A general psychological scale of taste.


A simple electronic relay for counting, timing, or automatic control.


The validity of personality inventories in military practice.


The latin square principle in the design and analysis of psychological experiments.


Kinsey's sexual behavior in the human male; some comments and criticisms.


Regression weights as a function of test length.


A simplified method for approximating multiple regression coefficients.


War-moods.

War-moods.


The MacQuarrie test for mechanical ability.


Note on the correction for continuity in testing the significance of the difference between correlated proportions.


An algebraic solution for the communalities.


Trends in age distribution of poliomyelitis in the United States.


Effect of blood and oxygen on plasmodium knowlesi infection in monkeys.


Exoerythrocytic infection by plasmodium gallinaceum in blood-infected, quinine-treated chicks with special reference to the central nervous system.


The experimental hybridization of Anopheles quadrimaculatus Say and Anopheles maculipennis freeborni Aitken.


Protective antibodies in the serum of syphilitic patients.


The relationship of exflagellation in avian plasmodia to pH and immunity in the mosquito.


Experimental studies of Q fever in cattle; observations on four heifers and two milk cows.


An evaluation of ultraviolet radiation of sleeping quarters as supplement of accepted methods of disease control.


Studies of the control of acute respiratory diseases among naval recruits; a review of a 4-year experience with ultraviolet irradiation and dust suppressive measures, 1943 to 1947.


Studies of the control of acute respiratory diseases among naval recruits; limitations of ultraviolet irradiation in reducing air-borne bacteria in barracks with low ceilings.


Studies of the control of acute respiratory diseases among naval recruits; the epidemiological pattern and the effect of ultraviolet irradiation during the winter of 1946-1947.


THE international control of cholera, smallpox and plague; a note on the first session of the Export Committee on international epidemic control and the three joint OIHP-WHO study groups on the pestilential diseases.


Trends in Connecticut vital statistics; mortality changes in the last half century.


A generation of syphilis blood testing.

A generation of syphilis blood testing.


AMERICAN standard practice for school lighting.


Trends in illumination standards.

Trends in illumination standards.


A national service for health.

A national service for health.


Holt's diphtheria toxoid; an investigation as to reproducibility of antigenic properties in successive batches.


Foot health.

Foot health.


Investigation into the foot health of school children.


Preliminary report on a community-wide chest X-ray survey at Minneapolis, Minnesota.


Depression of tuberculin and histoplasmin sensitivity associated with critical illness.


Variations in histoplasmin sensitivity in certain cities in eastern Kansas.


Effect of different methods of coagulation of culture media on tubercle bacilli growth.


Diarrheal disease control studies; effect of fly control in a high morbidity area.


Is diabetes mortality increasing?

Is diabetes mortality increasing?


Digestion of sewage solids; operation of heated sludge digesters.


Odor and taste control as influenced by consumers' pipes.


Observations upon the lymphopenia of x-ray irradiation.


Surface and emergent doses in radiotherapy.


Radiotherapy in dermatological conditions.


Penetrating ulcer of the descending duodenum with severe secondary anaemia caused by a foreign body.


Note on an apparatus for angiocardiography.


Some observations on certain congenital abnormalities of the hand in African natives.


Gastric varices.

Gastric varices.


Appendix situated within the thorax.

Appendix situated within the thorax.


Appendiceal calculus.

Appendiceal calculus.


The technician's heritage.

The technician's heritage.


Standardized technique in radiography of the labyrinth and petrous bone, employing a lucite angle board.


Secondary radiation and the end result.

Secondary radiation and the end result.


Zoning technique as applied to chest roentgenography.


SCHONANDER-LYSHOLM all-metal grid diaphragm.


Mastoid projections.

Mastoid projections.


Streptomycin and tuberculosis.

Streptomycin and tuberculosis.


Streptomycin in the treatment of human tuberculosis.


Cytologic studies of sputum and bronchial secretions in primary carcinoma of the lung.


Surgical treatment of residual cavities following thoracoplasties for tuberculosis.


A cooperative study of streptomycin in tuberculosis.


Meigs' syndrome.

Meigs' syndrome.


The rationale of therapeutic pneumoperitoneum; physiological and mechanical considerations.


Clinical application of angiocardiography.


STREPTOMYCIN; a report on its present use in tuberculosis.


Medical aspects of rehabilitation in tuberculosis.


The tuberculin test; a vital factor in tuberculosis control.


The tuberculosis problem in the Philippines.


Surgical thoracic tumors.

Surgical thoracic tumors.


Surgical consideration of the nonmalignant achlorhydric stomach.


Cancer of the rectum; its surgical management without colostomy and with preservation of the internal and external sphincter.


Pylephlebitis and liver abscesses due to appendicitis.


Primary carcinoma of the gallbladder.

Primary carcinoma of the gallbladder.


Patent urachus.

Patent urachus.


Diverticulitis of the colon; a plea for early surgical intervention.


A new and extended radical operation for carcinoma of the uterus, cervix and fundus.


Nonfatal bile peritonitis due to common duct injury, slow leak.


Massive hemorrhage from Meckel's diverticulum.


Sphincter preservation in operation for carcinoma of the rectosigmoid.


Nasal deformities of syphilitic origin.

Nasal deformities of syphilitic origin.


Wet dressings in plastic surgery.

Wet dressings in plastic surgery.


Reconstruction of the thumb by transposition of an adjacent digit.


Reconstruction of the fingers.

Reconstruction of the fingers.


Plexiglas splints; their use in pedicle flap attachments.


Mandibular bone grafts.

Mandibular bone grafts.


Reduction of massive breast hypertrophy.


Polyethelene in reconstructive surgery.

Polyethelene in reconstructive surgery.


Reconstruction of the nasal tip; a new technic.


Cystic teratoma of the head.

Cystic teratoma of the head.


Chronic fissure of the lower lip.

Chronic fissure of the lower lip.


A technique designed to prevent lateral creeping of the alar cartilage in the repair of hare-lip.


Two improvements for the dermatome.

Two improvements for the dermatome.


The surgical treatment of polyposis of the colon.


Acute cholecystitis.

Acute cholecystitis.


Human bites; a study of a second series of 93, chiefly delayed and late, cases.


Gastrostomy and intestinal tube feedings as an aid in gastric surgery.


Epithelioma of the penis.

Epithelioma of the penis.


Etiology of acute pancreatitis; an experimental study.


A combined abdominothoracic incision particularly adapted for use in total gastrectomy and esophagogastrectomy.


Gastric resection; the Schoemaker-Billroth I operation.


A suction and feeding tube for the postoperative care of gastric resections.


Diaphragmatic hernia following subdiaphragmatic vagotomy; a case report.


The effect of streptomycin, local and systemic, on contaminated, sutured wounds.


The role of pleural exudation in infection following pneumonectomy; an experimental study.


A method for puncturing blood vessels, located and exposed by incision.


Some technical considerations in the arteriographic examination of the lower extremity.


The value derived from utilizing the component parts of the transversalis fascia and Cooper's ligament in the repair of large indirect and direct inguinal hernia; a group of cases.


A definitive ambulatory treatment for infected pilonidal cysts.


Ischial decubitus ulcer.

Ischial decubitus ulcer.


On the histology of surgically removed sympathetic ganglia.


Epidermoid cyst of the spleen.

Epidermoid cyst of the spleen.


Internal fixation of hip fractures with a new lag screw.


Sciatica caused by cyst formation in old hematoma; report on three patients treated surgically.


The treatment of malignant lip furuncles with emetine.


Endobronchial polypoid hamartochondroma; review of the literature and report of a case.


Amputation of the canine atrial appendages.


Primary sarcoma of the greater omentum.

Primary sarcoma of the greater omentum.


Traumatic dislocation of the hip.

Traumatic dislocation of the hip.


An analysis of the treatment of trophic ulcers.


New horizons and current problems in physical medicine.


Physical medicine in orthopedic surgery.


Oximetry in physical medicine.

Oximetry in physical medicine.


Electrical tests of sensation; voltage-duration curves of tactile sensation and pain.


Passive muscular exercise.

Passive muscular exercise.


Kinesiologic electromyography; the trapezius.


The integration into industry of the prospective employee with rheumatic heart disease.


The rehabilitation possibilities of adults with rheumatic heart disease.


Rehabilitation of rheumatic fever patients.


Electromyography.

Electromyography.


On the egg discrimination, larval culture and infection course of Trichostrongylus orientalis.


A new method of preparing paraffin model of helminthes for demonstration.


Osteoarthritis and its treatment.

Osteoarthritis and its treatment.


Notes on the study of life-cycle of Metorchis orientalis and M. taiwanensis.


On the value of superficial nerve hypertrophia in the diagnosis of leprosy.


The epileptic in industry.

The epileptic in industry.


Pharmaceutical effects of Pyrola rotundifolia on the circulatory system.


Formosan derris as an anophenline larvicide.


Manual vibrations and nerve frictions with special reference to peripheral facial paralysis.


An improved apparatus for muscle stimulation.


Is it possible to provoke an attack of malaria?


Criteria of the cure of bilharziasis.

Criteria of the cure of bilharziasis.


Medico-legal aspects of silicosis.

Medico-legal aspects of silicosis.


Methionine and thiamin; metabolic adjuvants; ammoniacal urine.


Streptomycin resistant tubercle bacilli.


The therapeutic effect and the limitations of heliotherapy in the treatment of joint tuberculosis.


Aneurysm of the renal artery; report of five cases, one treated by resection of aneurysmal sac without sacrificing the kidney.


Mesoblastic nephroma in adults; a clinico-pathologic study of Wilms' tumors and related renal neoplasms.


Report of a case of lower nephron nephrosis treated by renal capsulectomy and peritoneal lavage, with recovery; a modification of the method of peritoneal lavage.


Hypoplastic kidney, bilateral; case report.


Skin-tubed ureterocutaneous transplantation.


Prepared pedicled skin tubes in ureterocutaneous anastomosis; a suggestion.


The bladder in prostatism; an operation for excessive bladder hypertrophy.


Carcinoma of the prostate; a study of the postmortem findings in 176 cases.


A comparative follow-up study of the therapeutic value of bilateral orchiectomy in the treatment of carcinoma of the prostate gland.


Blastomycosis involving the prostate; report of two cases, one with and one without cutaneous lesions.


Undescended testes; cause and treatment.


Priapism due to metastatic hypernephroma in corpora cavernosa penis.


Orchiopexy; a critique.

Orchiopexy; a critique.


A new method of removal of calculi from the male urethra.


Experiences in diuresis in urological surgery.


Re-anastomosis of the vas deferens; case report.


A miniature sound.

A miniature sound.


New retractors for use in vaginal ureterolithotomy.


A visualizing lithotrite.

A visualizing lithotrite.


Pneumaturia; a case report and review of the literature.


Abacterial pyuria; possible relationship to Reiter's syndrome.


Streptomycin in the treatment of pyelonephritis, interstitial cystitis, urethritis, and tuberculosis of the genito-urinary tract.


Artificial insemination; its position in the treatment of sterility.


Why sterility?

Why sterility?


The pressure treatment of blocked fallopian tubes.


Tubal patency tests.

Tubal patency tests.


The evaluation of male infertility.

The evaluation of male infertility.


Surgery in the treatment of sterility.

Surgery in the treatment of sterility.


Liver-gonadal syndromes as a cause of sterility.


The use of vaginal smears in the study of sterility.


Terminology of sperm pathology.

Terminology of sperm pathology.


Ovulation timing by basal body temperature curves.


Anatomical drawings for teaching infertility factors.


The diagnosis and treatment of the endocrine factors in female sterility.


Effects of radiation on germ plasm.

Effects of radiation on germ plasm.


The advantages of hysterosalpingography under fluoroscopic control.


Grave hemorrhages provoked by a solitary lipoma having perforated the capsule of the superior pole of the kidney.


The treatment of neurosyphilis with penicillin.


Gangrene of the toes in syphilis; description of a case with a critical review of the literature.


Non-bacterial infection of the urinary tract.


Veterinary aspects of atomic explosion.

Veterinary aspects of atomic explosion.


The present status of penicillin in veterinary medicine.


Stainless steel wire used in femur fracture.


Verminous aneurysm of the anterior mesenteric artery in a filly.


Differential diagnosis and specific therapy of dysenteries in dogs.


The use of sulfamethazine in the treatment of foot rot, metritis, and calf pneumonia.


Multiple neoplasia with metastasis in a dog; a case report.


Observations on pathogenicity of Strongyloides parasites in ruminants.


Surital sodium, a new anesthetic and hypnotic; studies in dogs.


The clinical examination of the nervous system.


Diagnostic cutaneous reactions to intradermal injection of natural and artificial antibody and of antigen prepared from streptococci isolated in studies of diverse diseases.


Sensitivity to mercurial diuretics; report of a case of urticaria due to mercupurin.


Trimeton in the treatment of allergic diseases.


Environmental excitants of idioblaptic allergy (inhalants).


Individual cells under phase microscopy before and after fixation.


The innervation of the shoulder joint.

The innervation of the shoulder joint.


Dust-seal; its use in the avoidance of house dust by dust-sensitive persons.


Reactions to histamine iontophoresis in the therapy of multiple sclerosis; preliminary report.


A chemical concept of immunity.

A chemical concept of immunity.


A comparative study of commercial nebulizers.


Nile blue staining of adrenal glands of living mice.


Allergic rhinitis; complete dental X-ray examination in search for dental foci of infection.


Sensitization to petrolatum in ointment bases.


Multiple sclerosis; treatment with histamine and d-tubocurarine.


Clinical observations with thephorin, a new antihistaminic drug.


Sex differences in the distribution of tissue components in the human leg from birth to maturity.


Adequate diets in advanced chronic asthma.


Mesothelial concretions and mesothelium in the human pituitary.


The relationship of pars tuberalis to pars distalis in the hypophysis of the rhesus monkey.


The anatomy and cytology of the pituitary gland of the golden hamster, Cricetus auratus.


Facial musculature, nerves and blood vessels of the hamster in relation to the cheek pouch.


Stainable iron deposits in the epithelium of the mammary glands of mice.


Orderly patterning of synaptic associations in regeneration of intracentral fiber tracts mediating visuomotor coordination.


A study of atopic eczema; further observations on allergy to human dander; cutaneous reactions to eczema scales.


Miscellaneous allergy; a review of recent literature.


Ragweed dermatitis; therapy by the oral route.


Physical allergy in dermatology; a review of recent literature.


Form and function in the head of the channel catfish, Ictalurus lacustris punctatus.


The comparative morphology of the Weberian apparatus of the Catostomidae and its significance in systematics.


A morphological study of the development of the placenta of the rat; an histological and cytological study of the development of the chorioallantoic placenta of the white rat.


The morphology of Cryptobia helicis Leidy, with an account of the fate of the extranuclear organelles in division.


Thoraco-lumbar splanchnicectomy and sympathectomy.


Modifications of the Clover's ether inhaler.


The signs of anaesthesia.

The signs of anaesthesia.


Muscle relaxants in clinical practice.

Muscle relaxants in clinical practice.


Myanesin.

Myanesin.


Certain factors influencing the percentage of oxygen in mixtures of nitrous oxide and oxygen.


The treatment of the shoulder-hand syndrome, reflex dystrophy of the upper extremity, with special reference to sympathetic block; a preliminary report.


Intravenous anesthesia for anorectal surgery; a preliminary report.


Curare as an adjunct in pentothal-nitrous oxide anesthesia, a preliminary report.


Dosage in injection anesthesia.

Dosage in injection anesthesia.


Relationship between hypoproteinia and toxicity of anesthetic agents; a preliminary report.


Pentothal need during surgical anesthesia; quantitative and pneumographic studies relating to the physiology of respiration.


Pentothal-procaine analgesia.

Pentothal-procaine analgesia.


Electric anesthesia in relation to brain potential.


Drug sensitivity with caudal analgesia.

Drug sensitivity with caudal analgesia.


Racial reaction to anesthesia.

Racial reaction to anesthesia.


Effect of defoliation on reproduction of Cordia macrostachya.


The Mosquitoes of Bwamba County, Uganda; mosquito breeding in plant axils.


Mosquitoes of Socotra.

Mosquitoes of Socotra.


The effective control by parasites of Schematiza cordiae, Barber, in Trinidad.


An annotated list of insects associated with ground nuts in East Africa.


A method of assessing the acaricidal properties of DDT and gammexane preparations in field trials.


Mosquitoes and malaria in the Kabaw and Kale valleys, Burma.


A biological test for assessing the acaricidal properties of DDT and gammexane preparations.


Physiology of neuro-muscular junctions.

Physiology of neuro-muscular junctions.


On the Old World species of the genus Stethorus Weise (Coleoptera, Coccinellidae).


Physiology of neuro-muscular junctions; clinical aspects.


Successful methods of trapping Trombicula (Acarina) with notes on rearing T. deliensis, Walch.


Physiology of neuro-muscular junctions; electrical aspects.


Physiology of neuro-muscular junctions; chemical aspects.


Diffusion, sedimentation and electrophoresis of proteins.


Value of chromatography in determining the purity of substances of biochemical interest.


Counter-current distribution.

Counter-current distribution.


Solubility method of analysis.

Solubility method of analysis.


Relation of physiological function and molecular structure in hemoglobin.


Distribution and metabolic aspects of derivatives of iron protoporphyrin (hemin).


Metabolism of iron.

Metabolism of iron.


A systematic treatment of coordination complexes of metalloporphyrins and nitrogenous bases.


Molecular oxygen as a ligand in metal porphyrins and other metal-complex compounds.


The action of mustard gas on living cells in vitro.


The biochemistry of benzpyrene; the quantitative estimation of the metabolites.


Physiological studies on tumor-inhibiting agents; effect on apparent systolic blood pressure in mice of the Serrotia marcsecens tumor-necrotizing polysaccharide of Shear.


The effect of repeated applications of minute quantities of mustard gas on the skin of mice.


Retardation of growth of a transplantable carcinoma in mice fed basic metachromatic dyes.


Prothrombin activity in rats with mammary tumors.


EXAMINATION of the breast.

EXAMINATION of the breast.


Coronary artery disease in men 18 to 39 years of age; report of 866 cases, 450 with necropsy examination.


CANCER of the urogenital system.

CANCER of the urogenital system.


The effect of intravenous aminophylline on the capacity for effort without pain in patients with angina of effort.


Correlation of electrocardiographic and pathologic findings in anteroseptal infarction.


TWELVE leading causes of death in children.


The effect of intravenous procaine on the electrocardiogram of the dog.


MELANOMA.

MELANOMA.


Hitherto undescribed neurological manifestations of digitalis toxicity.


Acute pericarditis of benign type.

Acute pericarditis of benign type.


PANCOAST'S tumor.

PANCOAST'S tumor.


Acute myocardial infarction; detailed study of dicumarol therapy in 75 consecutive cases.


Neoplastic metastasis to the heart.

Neoplastic metastasis to the heart.


Supernormal phase of intraventricular conduction.


Spiral growth and spiral structure I; spiral growth in sporangiophores of phycomyces.


The exocellular bacteriolytic system of soil actinomyces; the nature and properties of the lytic system.


Micro phosphatase determination in 0.01 ml tissue extract or blood serum.


Contribution of the major constituents to the total refraction in milk.


Chemical analysis of a para-amyloid tumour.


Cryoscopy and refraction in milk.

Cryoscopy and refraction in milk.


The activity of digestion enzymes on pteroylglutamic acid (folic acid) and pteroyl-hexa-glutamyl-glutamic acid (folic acid conjugate).


The iodination of silk fibroin.

The iodination of silk fibroin.


HALIBUT oil, from fish to capsule.

HALIBUT oil, from fish to capsule.


Recent trends in nutrition with special reference to microbiological analysis.


The dependence of the specific activity of urease upon the apparent absolute enzyme concentration.


Some properties of the glycyl-L-leucine dipeptidases of animal tissues.


HYDROLYSIS OF METHYLATED PEPTIDES; THE ROLE OF COBALT IN THE ACTION OF GLYCYLGLYCINE DIPEPTIDASE.


The effect of related ions on the potassium requirement of lactic acid bacteria.


The synthesis of S-benzylthiopyruvic acid and its conversion to N-acetyl-S-benzyl-L-cysteine in the rat; unavailability of thiopyruvic acid to rats for growth purposes.


A simple apparatus for the serial measurement of the respiratory exchange in the rat.


The availability of dl-lanthionine for the promotion of growth in young rats when added to a cystine- and methionine-deficient diet.


Microbiological determination of arginine in proteins and foods.


A new synthesis of cystine.

A new synthesis of cystine.


The effect of pH upon the toxicity of iodoacetic acid to yeast cells.


A colorimetric method for estimation of dehydroisoandrosterone and its application to urine extracts.


Studies on amino acid excretion in man; amino acids in feces.


Studies on the cyclophorase system; the complete oxidation of fatty acids.


Studies on the cyclophorase system; obligatory sparking of fatty acid oxidation.


Studies on the cyclophorase system; direct demonstration of beta oxidation.


Further studies on a fat-soluble material from plasma having biotin activity.


Electrometric and colorimetric determination of carbonic anhydrase.


The thyroxine-like activity of compounds structurally related to thyroxine.


A factor required for the growth of Leuconostoc citrovorum.


Corrections of published electrophoretic mobilities of adrenocorticotropic and parathyroid hormones.


Preparation and some properties of hyaluronic acid from umbilical cord of the pig.


Chemistry of the chick embryo; accumulation of diphosphopyridine, nucleotide.


The measurement of turnover of the various phospholipides in liver and plasma of the dog and its application to the mechanism of action of choline.


The turnover rates of plasma lecithin and plasma sphingomyelin as measured by the disappearance of their radioactive phosphorus from the circulation.


Estimation of arginase activity in homogenates.


The inactivation of streptomycin by cyanate.


The reduction of cozymase by sodium borohydride.


Carbohydrate metabolism in higher plants; pea aldolase.


The effect of crystalline adrenal cortical steroids, di-thyroxine, and epinephrine on the alkaline and acid phosphatases and arginase of the liver and kidney of the normal adult rat.


Studies on the metabolism of radioactive nicotinic acid and nicotinamide in mice.


Intracellular distribution of enzymes; the oxidation of octanoic acid by rat liver fractions.


On heparin monosulfuric acid.

On heparin monosulfuric acid.


The fuchsin-sulfurous acid test after periodate oxidation of heparin and allied polysaccharides.


The metabolism of plutonium in rats following intramuscular injection.


A study of the mechanism of phosphotransferase activity by use of radioactive phosphorus.


Studies on the phosphorus metabolism of green algae and purple bacteria in relation to photosynthesis.


Hemoglobin synthesis from glycine labeled with radioactive carbon in its alpha-carbon atom.


The effect of testosterone and methyltestosterone on guanidoacetic acid, creatine, and creatinine in plasma and urine.


Chromatography of amino acids on starch columns; separation of phenylalanine, leucine, isoleucine, methionine, tyrosine, and valine.


Photometric ninhydrin method for use in the chromatography of amino acids.


Oxidation of glucose labeled with radioactive carbon by normal and alloxan-diabetic rats.


Physiocochemical properties of crystalline Clostridium botulinum type A toxin.


Xanthomycins A and B, new antibiotics produced by a species of Streptomyces.


Further observations on the lipotropic need for inositol.


An improved dithizone method for the determination of small quantities of zinc in blood and tissue samples.


The zinc content of normal human whole blood, plasma, leucocytes, and erythrocytes.