The objectives of modern diabetic care.

The objectives of modern diabetic care.


The hemiplegia patient as a person.

The hemiplegia patient as a person.


Changing concepts of protein utilization in nutrition.


The significance of the emotional climate in early feeding difficulties.


Amino acid content of foods.

Amino acid content of foods.


The role of emotion in the onset and course of diabetes.


Influence of various levels of thiamine intake on physiologic response; low-thiamine diets.


Physiologic energy values of wheat.

Physiologic energy values of wheat.


Ascorbic acid content of foods as served.


The effect of cooking on some nutrients in soy grits.


Extraneous factors in ear, nose and throat symptoms.


Ocular findings in quinine poisoning.

Ocular findings in quinine poisoning.


Removal of magnetic foreign bodies in the cornea by use of alnico-5 permanent hand magnet; report of eight cases.


Non-surgical removal of nonopaque foreign bodies in the esophagus.


Corneal-scleral tonometry; a preliminary study.


Review of the available literature on the pharynx and pharyngeal surgery for 1947.


Experimental sinus surgery; some experiments on ventilation and sinusitis.


Comments on the results of treatment with the nasal radium applicator.


Nasal rhinosporidiosis.

Nasal rhinosporidiosis.


Masking as an aid in audiometry in children.


Lipoid proteinosis; a report of two cases and review of literature.


Manuel Garcia, inventor of the laryngoscopic method; reply to Dr. Walter A. Wells.


The case of Babington versus Garcia in re the invention of laryngoscopy; reply to Dr. Jose Maria Castillo.


Complete unit for use of nasopharyngeal radium applicator.


Coarctation of the aorta and the aortic isthmuses.


Pathologic reactions in the livers and kidneys of dogs fed alcohol while maintained on a high protein diet.


Parafollicular cell adenoma of the thyroid gland.


Chloroquine (SN-7618) pathologic changes observed in rats which for 2 years had been fed various proportions.


Dilatation of the acini of the pancreas; incidence in various pathologic states.


Pneumonia produced by a meningopneumotropic virus; report of a fatal case, with observations on the interrelationship of psittacosis-like viruses.


The present status of otolaryngological education.


O.O.R.L. pioneering in Alaska, 1904-1914.


Synergistic necrotizing action of urethane and chloroform.


Rapid deceleration and rupture of the aorta.


Retrolental fibroplasia in premature infants.


Lesions produced in chick embryos by Candida (Monilia) albicans.


Extra-abdominal desmoid tumors; their differential diagnosis and treatment.


Teamwork for industrial eye care.

Teamwork for industrial eye care.


Chondromyxoid fibroma of bone; a distinctive benign tumor likely to be mistaken especially for chondrosarcoma.


Generalized ochronosis; report of an instance in which it was misdiagnosed as melanosarcoma, with resultant enucleation of an eye.


Modified phosphotungstic acid-hematoxylin stain.


Purpura; report of case and review of the literature.


A consideration of poliomyelitis and the paralysis produced by injections of normal homologous and heterologous nervous tissues.


A poliomyelitis epidemic.

A poliomyelitis epidemic.


Prolonged intermittent fever; irritability.


Pallor and distended abdomen.

Pallor and distended abdomen.


Enlarged muscles.

Enlarged muscles.


Para-aminobenzoic acid in the treatment of Rocky Mountain spotted fever; a report of its use in 17 cases.


Precocious and other abnormal phases of sexual development in infants and children.


Alkalosis with obstructive vomiting.

Alkalosis with obstructive vomiting.


Diagnosis of pulmonary stenosis by angiocardiography.


Eczema vaccinatum; recovery of vaccine virus from the cutaneous lesions of two children and the demonstration of an antibody rise during convalescence.


Streptomycin in the treatment of pertussis.


Venous pressures in children in health and disease.


The squeezogram; an objective method for recording the course of chorea.


Experiences with epidemic diarrhea of the newborn; the use of nutramigen in its dietary management.


A grid for recording the weight of premature infants.


The treatment of acute hematogenous osteomyelitis of the long bones in infants and children.


Dwarfism of undetermined etiology; a study of birth weight and subsequent development.


Tension type of congenital pulmonary cyst.


Acne neonatorum; report of acne vulgaris in two infants.


Incidence of diseases among reading failures and nonfailures.


Bone formation in skin and muscle; a localized tissue malformation or heterotopia.


Prenatal auricular flutter.

Prenatal auricular flutter.


Embryonal adenocarcinoma of the testicle in a 3-year-old child; report of a case.


Ovarian tumor.

Ovarian tumor.


Esophageal stenosis following ingestion of lye.


Tetanus.

Tetanus.


Growth failure associated with renal insufficiency.


Breast feeding.

Breast feeding.


Health education and the handling of food.


PHENOSULFAZOLE in poliomyelitis.

PHENOSULFAZOLE in poliomyelitis.


MOST recent advances in prolonging penicillin blood levels.


MERCURIAL antiseptics and estrogenic creams.


MODERN therapy of leprosy.

MODERN therapy of leprosy.


DISPENSING practice in Great Britain.

DISPENSING practice in Great Britain.


Design in scientific instruments.

Design in scientific instruments.


FAMINE experiment.

FAMINE experiment.


The antihistaminic drugs; a review of the literature.


The quantitative determination of crystalline penicillin G by infrared analysis.


Aseptic operation and control of ampul filling rooms.


Studies on the metabolism of 2-[ alpha-(2-dimethylaminoethoxy)-alpha-methylbenzyl]-pyridine succinate (decapryn succinate).


Industrial aspects of pharmaceutics.

Industrial aspects of pharmaceutics.


Studies on alcohol-soluble fungistatic and fungicidal compounds; evaluation of the antifungal properties of quinones and quinolines.


The antibacterial actions of quaternary ammonium sulfonamides.


A note on the Indian pharmacopoeial list.


Role of different branches of science in pharmaceutics.


Enhancement of penicillin activity in vitro by vitamin K5.


Iodometric estimation of vitamin C in pharmaceutical preparations.


Supronal.

Supronal.


Role of chemical engineering in pharmaceutics.


One hundred fifty years of service; the United States Public Health Service passes in review and holds a brief for pharmacy.


The stimulating effect of glycols and their polymers on the tarsal receptors of blowflies. The rejection thresholds of Phormia regina Meigen for twenty-four glycols have been determined. A definite relationship between the concentration of the test material and the distribution of thresholds has been noted regularly in samples of flies selected at random from a population of known age which had been reared under standard conditions. The scattering of thresholds is normal with respect to the logarithm of concentration. Recalculation of the data of other workers reveals the same sort of relationship with other species of insects and the minnow Phoxinus. The underlying reason for the phenomenon is not known. The glycols in common with other series of homologous alipbatic compounds are rejected at logarithmically decreasing concentrations as the chain length is increased. In general the straight chain diols are more stimulating than the corresponding polyethylene and polypropylene glycols. This difference is related in some manner to the presence of ether linkages in the latter. Polypropylene glycols, with chains of three carbon atoms between the ether linkages are more stimulating than polyethylene glycols, where the spacing is -O-C-C-O-. Unipolymers are more stimulating than mixtures of homologues with the same average molecular weights. Polyethylene glycol 1540 is the largest molecule of measured molecular weight known to stimulate chemoreceptors. The introduction of a second terminal hydroxyl group into the straight hydrocarbon chain reduces the stimulating effect. Alcohols corresponding to the first three diols average about four times as stimulating as the latter while those corresponding to the higher diols average more than one hundred times as stimulating.


Physical structure of shell membranes.

Physical structure of shell membranes. The results obtained in the present work bring out clearly that the dried shell membrane is an open lattice-like network containing micropores of the order of 1 micron in mean equivalent diameter and whose surface density is roughly 20 millions per sq. cm. The gas transfer through this network is largely by viscous flow and accordingly does not obey Graham's law of diffusion. The data make clear that dried shell membranes are extremely permeable to all the gases examined and that wet membranes are completely impermeable. This fact leads one to suspect that during embryonic development, the rate of influx of gases is controlled in some measure by the moisture content of the shell membrane. The permeability technique developed here should be of value in the study of other membranes and especially natural membranes of biological importance.


Regulatory mechanisms of cellular respiration; the role of soluble sulfhydryl groups as shown by the effect of sulfhydryl reagents on the respiration of sea urchin sperm. Oxidizing agents of sulfhydryl groups such as iodosobenzoate, alkylating agents such as iodoacetamide, and mercaptide-forming agents such as cadmium chloride, mercuric chloride, p-chloromercuribenzoate, sodium arsenite, and p-carboxyphenylarsine oxide, added in small concentrations to a suspension of sea urchin sperm produced an increase in respiration. When the concentration was increased there was an inhibition. These effects are explained by postulating the presence in the cells of two kinds of sulfhydryl groups: soluble sulfhydryl groups, which regulate cellular respiration, and fixed sulfhydryl groups, present in the protein moiety of enzymes. Small concentrations of sulfhydryl reagents combine only with the first, thus producing an increase in respiration; when the concentration is increased, the fixed sulfhydryl groups are also attacked and inhibition of respiration is the consequence. Other inhibitors of cell respiration, such as cyanide and urethanes, which do not combine with -SH groups, did not stimulate respiration in small concentration.


Regulatory mechanisms of cellular respiration; the role of cell membranes; uranium inhibition of cellular respiration. Uranium as UO(2)(NO(3))(2) combines reversibly with proteins. The degree of dissociation of this combination depends, among other factors, on the H(+) concentration. At pH 7.3 the U-albumin complex was easily dissociated on addition of citrate, while at pH 3.8 it was not. Uranium inhibited reversibly a number of enzyme systems. Uranium enzyme inhibitions could be reversed on addition of certain hydroxypolycarboxylic acids (citric acid, alpha-hydroxyaspartic acid, malic acid); in no case, however, did phosphate have any effect. In cell-free yeast juice, the fermentation of glucose-hexosediphosphate was inhibited by UO(2)(NO(3))(2). Slight reactivation occurred on addition of phosphate. In living yeast cells, the fermentation and oxidation of glucose was inhibited by small amounts of UO(2)(NO(3))(2) (7,7 micrograms per mg. dry weight), while the oxidation of acetic acid, ethyl alcohol, malic and citric acids, was not affected at all. U inhibition in living yeast cells at pH 7.3 was completely released on addition of small amounts of phosphate, adenosinetriphosphate, and citrate, while at pH 3.8 U inhibition was not released by phosphate and citrate. At saturation, one yeast cell contained 7.06 x 10(6) molecules of uranium. Lactic dehydrogenase was not inhibited by U while the oxidation of lactic acid by gonococci was inhibited. Addition of phosphate released this inhibition. The U inhibition of liver succinoxidase was unaffected by phosphate, while the U inhibition of the oxidation of succinate by E. coli was released by phosphate. It has been concluded from these experiments that U inhibition of cell metabolism is due to combination of the metal with the protein portion of the cell membrane. Uranium is presented as an example of surface inhibition.


Phage formation in Staphylococcus muscae cultures; the release of the virus from the bacterial cell. 1. The release of S. muscae phage in veal infusion medium is correlated with lysis of the host. 2. The release of the bacterial virus in Fildes' synthetic medium occurs in a step-wise manner before observable lysis of the cells occurs. This result has been confirmed by both turbidimetric readings and direct microscopic examination of the infected cells.


The chemical state of the calcium reacting in the coagulation of blood. 1. The widely accepted theory that calcium participates in the coagulation mechanism in the form of Ca(++) and acts as a catalyst is not in accord with several important experimental findings: (a) The anticoagulant action of sodium oxalate is much slower than the precipitation of ionized calcium as the oxalate salt. (b) Sodium citrate begins to depress prothrombin activity at a concentration at which ionized calcium is still present. The inability of tricalcium phosphate to adsorb prothrombin from citrated plasma indicates that citrate forms a complex with prothrombin and it is postulated that prothrombin is thereby inactivated. (c) In plasma which is decalcified, i.e. in which the Ca(++) is markedly reduced, the labile factor of prothrombin rapidly decreases. A concentration of 0.01 M sodium citrate sufficient to inhibit coagulation does not depress Ca(++) enough to cause diminution of the labile factor, whereas when the concentration is increased to 0.02 M the labile factor decreases as rapidly as in oxalated plasma. 2. It is postulated that calcium functions in coagulation not as Ca(++) but as combined with a component which is part of the prothrombin complex that is not adsorbed by tricalcium phosphate. A concentration of sodium citrate just sufficient to inhibit coagulation is not enough to remove calcium from the essential prothrombin component. The primary anticoagulant action of sodium citrate is therefore not decalcification but antiprothrombic. 3. It has been shown that citrated plasma is basically different from oxalated plasma in several important aspects. Unless cognizance is taken of these differences, serious errors and misinterpretations of experimental findings may be made.


Phage formation in Staphylococcus muscae cultures; the competition between host and virus for a nutrient. 1. Experiments carried out in Fildes' synthetic medium show that there is a competition between the host and virus for a substance present in acid-hydrolyzed casein. This substance appears to be essential for the multiplication of the virus but not for the host.


Inactivation of viruses and cells by mustard gas. The action of mustard gas on six animal, one plant, and two bacterial viruses; also on bacteria, yeast, and the pneumococcus-transforming principle has been studied. The viruses include Newcastle's disease of chickens, equine encephalomyelitis (Eastern strain), feline pneumonitis (Baker), rabbit papilloma (Shope), fixed rabies, rabbit myxoma, tobacco mosaic, T(2)r(+) phage of E. coli B, and a Staphylococcus muscae phage. The cells include bakers' yeast, E. coli B, Staphylococcus muscae, and swine plague bacillus. The rates of inactivation of the viruses and cells were of the same order of magnitude and faster than those of enzymes. Of the viruses examined those containing desoxyribose nucleic acid were inactivated faster than those containing ribosenucleic acid. Preparations of the pneumococcus-transforming principle which were largely desoxyribose nucleic acid have shown the greatest sensitivity to mustard gas of all systems examined. An expression was derived describing the inactivation rate when mustard gas decreases during the experiment.


The kinetics and thermodynamics of reversible denaturation of crystalline soybean trypsin inhibitor. Crystalline soybean trypsin inhibitor protein undergoes denaturation on heating which is reversed on cooling. In the range of temperature of 35 to 50 degrees C. a solution of the protein consists of a mixture of native and denatured forms in equilibrium with each other. The equilibrium is only slowly established and its final value at any temperature is the same whether a heated, denatured solution of the protein is cooled to the given temperature or whether a fresh solution is raised to that temperature. The kinetics of reversible denaturation of the soybean protein as well as the reversal of denaturation is that of a reversible unimolecular reaction, each process consisting at a given temperature of the same two simultaneous reactions acting in opposite directions. The experimental data on the effect of temperature on the velocity and the equilibrium constants of the opposing reaction were utilized in evaluating the reaction energies and activation energies. The reaction energies for denaturation were found to be as follows:- Change in total heat of reaction DeltaH = 57,000 calories per mole Change in entropy of reaction DeltaS = 180 calories per degree per mole The heat of activation DeltaH(1) (double dagger) for denaturation = 55,000 The heat of activation DeltaH(2) (double dagger) for the reversal of denaturation = -1900 The entropy DeltaS(1) (double dagger) for denaturation = 95 The entropy DeltaS(2) (double dagger) for reversal of denaturation = -84


Crystallization of salt-free chymotrypsinogen and chymotrypsin from solution in dilute ethyl alcohol. Chymotrypsinogen and chymotrypsin crystallize readily from dilute solutions of ethyl alcohol in the absence of salts. The crystals formed in the presence of alcohol differ in appearance from those formed in the presence of ammonium sulfate. Chymotrypsinogen yields well formed polyhedrons instead of fine needles usually produced in ammonium sulfate solution. Chymotrypsin yields fine needles in the presence of alcohol and rhombohedrons in the presence of ammonium sulfate. The enzymatic properties of the crystals formed in the presence of alcohol are identical with those of the crystals isolated in the presence of ammonium sulfate.


The action of ethyl carbamate on the respiration of active and blocked embryonic cells.


The effects of thyroxine and antithyroid compounds on the synthesis of pigment granules in chick melanoblasts cultured in vitro.


Differential oxidation and reduction of indicators in reconstitution of hydra and a planarian.


Patterning of central synapses in regeneration of the optic nerve in teleosts.


Responses of the chromatophores of the fiddler crab, Uca, to light and temperature.


Temperature relations of an endogenous daily rhythmicity in the fiddler crab, Uca.


Ingestion of colloidal material and water by goldfish.


Studies on the respiration of an amoeba, Mayorella palestinensis.


Simple discrimination behavior of young chimpanzees; comparisons with human aments and domestic animals.


Studies in word-fluency; its relation to vocabulary and mental age in young children.


Studies in word-fluency; its relation to 11 items of child behavior.


Indeterminate number concepts; classification and relation to determinate numbers.


Verbal aptitudes versus attitudes; case studies.


Phenotype patterns of racial reference and outstanding personality traits.


Vocabulary and mental measurement; a quantitative investigation and review of research.


Children with inferior social histories; their mental development in adoptive homes.


Education for independent thinking; an attempt.


Errors which can and should be avoided in scoring the Stanford-Binet scale.


The reliability of personality traits differentiating delinquent and non-delinquent girls.


Training the industrial psychologist.

Training the industrial psychologist.


Men, machines and productivity.

Men, machines and productivity.


Psychogenic cardiovascular reaction interpreted and successfully treated with hypnosis.


Oral and anal tensions associated with a duodenal ulcer.


Some psychoanalytic speculations on anti-Semitism.


Further contributions to the psychoanalysis of writers.


Hate as a transitional state in psychic evolution.


Fantasy of pulmonary conception.

Fantasy of pulmonary conception.


Evocation of the undreamed.

Evocation of the undreamed.


Dostoyevsky's matricidal impulses.

Dostoyevsky's matricidal impulses.


Mohave Indian infanticide.

Mohave Indian infanticide.


Phantasia; a contribution to the structure of schizophrenia.


Obsessive hobbies.

Obsessive hobbies.


The importance of the miscellaneous.

The importance of the miscellaneous.


The hypnotic treatment of a patient with amnesia.


A note on suicide.

A note on suicide.


A note on homosexuality and circumcision.


The fear of getting well.

The fear of getting well.


Time-space and the growth of the sense of reality; a contribution to the psychophysiology of the dream.


Three battles during analytic treatment.


Coprophilia; a collective review.

Coprophilia; a collective review.


Description of an acute castration fear, based on superstition.


Some mechanisms of paranoia.

Some mechanisms of paranoia.


The theme of the aggressive mother during group therapy; analysis of a group interview.


Psychoanalysis and the Königsberger Mucker.


A note on claustrophobia.

A note on claustrophobia.


On fantasies of being beaten.

On fantasies of being beaten.


A note on obsessional indecision.

A note on obsessional indecision.


On reality and phantasy.

On reality and phantasy.


Adaptation-level as a basis for a quantitative theory of frames of reference.


Perception under stress.

Perception under stress.


Leeper's motivational theory of emotion.


A motivational theory of emotions.

A motivational theory of emotions.


The relation of set to retention.

The relation of set to retention.


Hilgard on the dominant laws of learning.


Cultivating our human resources for tomorrow's world.


The ailments of health departments.

The ailments of health departments.


Twenty-five years in maternal and child health.


Cave sickness, a new disease entity?

Cave sickness, a new disease entity?


Schick testing and diphtheria im munization of United States troops in Europe.


Sanitary significance of cocci in swimming pools.


The origins of public health in the United States.


Appraising a medical care program.

Appraising a medical care program.


The use of medical-social service by a county health department; an account of a demonstration in Anne Arundel County; Maryland.


New approach to food handler training.

New approach to food handler training.


Value of routine fluorograms as a measure for detecting cardiac abnormalities; report of findings on 14,235 routine (35mm) photofluorograms.


Even with the law on our side.

Even with the law on our side.


The integration of mental hygiene concepts and practices in a public health program.


The effect of nitrates in rural water supplies on infant health.


The development of the school health curriculum.


The development of a health unit, with special reference to field studies.


Keeping the animals well.

Keeping the animals well.


Alberta, the only rat-free province in Canada.


The decrease in the length of stay of patients in sanatoria.


New towns for old.

New towns for old.


Diabetes.

Diabetes.


The change of life.

The change of life.


The care of the schoolgirl.

The care of the schoolgirl.


Swimming pool hygiene.

Swimming pool hygiene.


The protection of adolescents.

The protection of adolescents.


Measles.

Measles.


Gas and air for mothers.

Gas and air for mothers.


The medical aspects of blindness in children.


RHEUMATIC fever program.

RHEUMATIC fever program.


A comparative study of chlorine and bromine for swimming pool disinfection.


Direct demonstration of perforated ulcers.


The movement of the mitral ring in cases of pathologic changes in the left ventricle especially within the posterior papillary muscles.


A case of unilateral pulmonary agenesis with ipsilateral absence of the diaphragm.


Congenital valvular formations in the urethra.


A case of osteochondritis dissecans of the ankle.


On axial projection of the shoulder-joint.


Primary malignant tumours in the small intestine, with special reference to their roentgen diagnosis; a survey, and a report of one case.


On tomography as an adjunct to urography.


An apparatus for the determination of the axial length of the eyeball.


On a peculiar late reaction in radiologically treated case of cancer of the hypopharynx.


A viscous, water-soluble contract preparation; preliminary report.


Hip lesions of infants and children seen at the Newington Home and Hospital for Crippled Children.


The radiologic features of neurofibromatosis.


Sickle-cell anemia in adults; roentgenographic findings.


Polyostotic fibrous dysplasia (Albright's syndrome) and its comparison with dyschondroplasia (Ollier's disease) a correlation of the radiological and pathological findings.


Occult meningocele of the sacrum; report of three cases.


The radiologic changes in sickle-cell anemia.


Roentgen therapy for carcinoma of the larynx; 15 years experience.


A study of the hands of radiologists.

A study of the hands of radiologists.


A 35-mm. unit for cinefluorography.

A 35-mm. unit for cinefluorography.


The serious limitations and erroneous indications of biopsy in the diagnosis of tumours of bone.


Traumatic rupture of the gallbladder and liver; report of a case with generalized bile peritonitis.


Perforation of the small intestine from non-penetrating abdominal trauma.


Role of chemotherapy in wounds and surgical infections; a study of the significance of gram-negative pathogens in fresh trauma and chronic infections.


The significance of gram-negative pathogens in reconstructive surgery.


Late joint changes as a result of internal derangements of the knee.


Some uses of undetached omentum in surgery.


Twenty-five easy ways of getting into trouble in the care of fractures.


Experiments on the holding powers of various types of metallic internal fixation for transcervical fractures of the femur.


End results in 77 consecutive fresh fractures of the neck of the femur.


Intracapsular fractures of the neck of the femur; follow-up report of 130 patients treated by internal fixation with the Smith-Petersen nail.


Management of war injuries to peripheral nerves.


Handling of trauma in the United States Navy.


Transition in burn treatment; the war years.


Trauma resulting from atomic explosions.


Nature of trauma in atomic warfare.

Nature of trauma in atomic warfare.


Massive extradural hematoma.

Massive extradural hematoma.


Restoration and preservation of arterial continuity following trauma.


Management of venous thrombosis and pulmonary embolism following injury to extremities.


Local application of aluminum foil and other substances in burn therapy.


Herniation of fascial fat; a cause of low back pain.


Amputation of extremities.

Amputation of extremities.


End results of certain procedures in the surgery of trauma.


Management of compound facial injuries.

Management of compound facial injuries.


Electric burns of the head and arm with residual damage to eyes and brain.


Observations on hypospadias including the late results of Ombredanne's urethroplastic operation.


Facial injuries followed by meningitis, with recovery; case report.


A simple method of estimating blood flow with special reference to the circulation in pedicled skin flaps and tubes.


Repair of nasal defects with free auricular grafts; report of four cases.


Studies in cellular growth.

Studies in cellular growth.


Plastic surgery in the treatment of malignancy.


Melanosis of the eyelids.

Melanosis of the eyelids.


The subcutaneous transplantation of skin.


Carcinoma of the stomach; the validity of basing prognosis upon Borrmann typing or the presence of metastases.


The 5 year survival rate in cases of completely obstructing annular carcinoma of the descending colon and sigmoid; a pathologic study.


Comedomastisis; a clinical and pathologic study of data in 172 cases.


Results of treatment of carcinoma of the ovary with data on the age incidence of this disease.


Streptomycin in the surgery of pulmonary tuberculosis.


The lumbosacral articulation; a roentgenologic and clinical study with special reference to narrow disc and lower lumber displacement.


A correlation of neurologic, orthopedic, and roentgenographic findings in displaced intervertebral discs.


The management of knee injuries incurred in college football.


Tumors of the vertebral column.

Tumors of the vertebral column.


The evaluation of sulfathalidine and streptomycin as adjuncts in preparing the large bowel for surgery.


Cervicomediastinal and mediastinal cystic hygromas.


A critique of the McVay operation for inguinal hernia.


New incisions and revised technics in peripheral nerve surgery.


The surgical physiology of the sympathetic nervous system with special reference to cardiovascular disorders.


Urethral caruncle.

Urethral caruncle.


Surgical problems in diverticulitis of the colon.


Early results from vagus nerve section in the treatment of duodenal ulcer; report of 150 cases.


The retained abdominal sponge.

The retained abdominal sponge.


A discussion of methods of detection of carcinoma of the uterus with some therapeutic implications.


Anesthesia for total laryngectomy.

Anesthesia for total laryngectomy.


Facilitation of intestinal anastomosis by use of a disintegrating ring.


Paraplegia resulting from lumbar paravertebral injection of alcohol for nerve pain; report of a case.


Homolateral interstitial pregnancy following salpingectomy.


Hypno-therapy in modern medicine.

Hypno-therapy in modern medicine.


Music as medicine.

Music as medicine.


Towards painless dentistry.

Towards painless dentistry.


Some medical superstitions; 70 ways of dying.


The effect of certain inorganic and vegetable substances on the English pond snail Planorbis corneus, Linné, 1758.


Experiments in crossbreeding tsetse-flies, Glossina species.


Malaria and blackwater fever in Macedonia and Thrace in relation to DDT.


Fruit-eating bats and paralytic rabies in Trinidad.


Observations on a strain of Leishmania tropica after prolonged cultivation; notes on infectivity and immunity.


A new Aedes from the Cameroons, A. (Aëdimorphus) boneti s.sp. kumbae s.sp.nov.


Studies on synthetic antimalarial drugs; the blood concentrations and physiological distribution of some homologues of paludrine in relation to their antimalarial activities.


The role of bacteria in intestinal amoebiasis in man.


Sylvatic plague in South Africa; history of plague in man, 1919-43.


Activation of latent kala-azar and malaria by battle experience.


Implication of the mosquito Aedes (Stegomyia) africanus Theobald in the forest cycle of yellow fever in Uganda.


Activation of latent kala-azar by malaria and relapsing fever.


Haemoglobin stains adapted for use with thin blood films.


A nomogram for the preparation of standard inocula in the Davey chick test of antimalarial activity.


Acquired paludrine-resistance in Plasmodium gallinaceum; failure to produce such resistance by prolonged treatment of latent infections.


Observations on the occurrence of larvae of Oestrus ovis in the nasal cavities and frontal sinuses of goats in Nigeria.


The breeding places of Chrysops silacea.


Diodoquin compared with E.B.I. and chiniofon in the early treatment of amoebic dysentery in Burma.


The basic rules for building cool houses in hot climates.


Protective vaccination against tuberculosis with special reference to BCG vaccination.


Recurrence of coccidioidal cavities following lobectomy for a bleeding focus.


Thoracoplasty without apicolysis.

Thoracoplasty without apicolysis.


Four rib apicoplasty with placing the scapula into the thorax.


Prognostic significance of occasionally positive sputum after adequate treatment of tuberculosis; follow-up study of discharged patients.


The significance of positive cultures in apparently adequately treated patients with pulmonary tuberculosis.


Public health significance of rare tubercle bacilli in sputum.


Closure and healing of tuberculous cavities.


Streptomycin resistant tubercle bacilli; incidence in patients treated with streptomycin.


Streptomycin in experimental tuberculosis; response in guinea pigs infected with strains of varying degrees of streptomycin resistance.


Drug-resistant tubercle bacilli in patients under treatment with streptomycin.


A study of certain problems in the use of standard tuberculin; fraction of PPD, standardization of tuberculins, and the question of sensitization.


Anesthesia in urology.

Anesthesia in urology.


Anesthesia for urological surgery.

Anesthesia for urological surgery.


Do vasoconstrictors prolong the action of spinal anesthesia?


Epidural anesthesia in genitourinary surgery.


Lucaine as a spinal anesthetic agent for urological surgery.


Pentothal and pentothal-curare nitrous oxide anesthesia in urological surgery.


The modern trend in anesthesia in urological surgery.


Transurethral resection of the female bladder neck; a rebuttal.


Chaulmoogra oil in the treatment of urinary tuberculosis; report of autopsy findings 25 years after a reported cure.


Millin's retropubic prostatectomy.

Millin's retropubic prostatectomy.


The twin-stitch technic for urinary incontinence.


Disturbances of urinary defluxion at the renal pelvis and the upper ureter.


Oxidized cellulose in suprapubic prostatectomy; its use as a tampon to control bleeding.


Repair of a cystocele.

Repair of a cystocele.


Report of a case of probable syphilitic meningitis.


The use of culture tests in the diagnosis of gonorrhea.


Results of culture tests among patients referred for gonorrhea treatment by hypospray.


Men who contract venereal disease.

Men who contract venereal disease.


Contact investigation in unorganized Georgia counties.


Reinfection following late syphilis.

Reinfection following late syphilis.


Foot-and-mouth disease activities and policies.


Cyclic variations in prevalence of foot-and-mouth disease.


The veterinary public health significance of Q fever.


Methadon, a new analgesic; study in combination with thiobarbiturate anesthesia in dogs.


Sulfamerazine in the treatment of a pseudomonas infection of turkey poults.


Swine fever; a case report.

Swine fever; a case report.


A report on XX disease in Texas.

A report on XX disease in Texas.


Sodium sulfamethazine in treatment of Actinomyces necrophorus infections of the bovine foot.


An outbreak of leptospirosis in cattle.

An outbreak of leptospirosis in cattle.


Tryptophan in digestive disturbances in swine.


Some infectious diseases of domestic animals in China; dogs and cats.


Assessment of the adaptability of livestock to climatic stress.


Observations on pigmentation of eyelids of Hereford cattle in relation to occurrence of ocular epitheliomas.


The effect of winter supplementation on subsequent gains of beef steers on grass and in the fattening lot.


Value of distillers dried solubles and distillers dried grains with solubles in the rations of dairy calves.


Development of hyaluronidase in bull semen.


Comparative study of hen egg yolk citrate and turkey egg yolk citrate diluter in the preservation of bull spermatozoa.


The effects of feeding thyroprotein on semen characteristics of rams.


Comparison of Corriedale x Navajo and Romney x Navajo crosses.


The effect of hemopoietic dietary factors on the resistance of lambs to parasitism with the stomach worm, Haemonchus contortus.


The effect of dietary fat on utilization of the energy and protein of rations by sheep.


Raising newborn pigs to weaning age on a synthetic diet with attempt to produce a pteroylglutamic acid deficiency.


Feeding grains of different protein content.


Crystalline or crude concentrates of B-vitamins supplement a corn-soybean meal ration for weanling pigs in drylot.


The storage of DDT in the tissues of pigs fed beef containing this compound.


Sulfanilamide and penicillin in combination in treating bovine mastitis.


Progress in the treatment of dairy cattle diseases.


Penicillin in the treatment of nonbreeding cows.


X disease in South Carolina; a case report.


The efficacy of lead arsenate in removing moniezia from lambs.


A new treatment for demodectic mange.

A new treatment for demodectic mange.


Feeds, feed supplements, and medicated feeds for live stock under the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act.


Bowel perforation through umbilical hernia.


Clinical and postmortem observations on metrorrhagia in the virgin heifer.


Histoplasmosis in a colt.

Histoplasmosis in a colt.


Salt poisoning in swine.

Salt poisoning in swine.


Lessons in radiographic interpretation.

Lessons in radiographic interpretation.


Traumatic injuries of the eyelids and eye.


Thrombosis of the vena cava in a dog; report of a case.


The clinical use of Green's distemperoid virus.


Respiration in the dog.

Respiration in the dog.


A survey of bovine salmonellosis in mid and west Wales.


An unusual case of paraphimosis in a dog.


Recent developments in immunity, more particularly from the standpoint of veterinary medicine, and with especial reference to Egyptian conditions.


Severe cough in a dog found after recovery to have been due to traumatic pharyngitis.


Skin and subcutaneous lesions.

Skin and subcutaneous lesions.


Auricular fibrillation in horses.

Auricular fibrillation in horses.


The trypanocidal effects of dimidium bromide (phenanthridinium 1553) on Trypanosoma simiae in domestic pigs.


A case of phenothiazine poisoning in young bovines.


Study on the mechanism of dermatitis venenata in the guinea pig with a demonstration of skin-sensitizing antibody by passive transfer.


Experiments on histamine refractoriness; the effect of histamine pretreatment on the establishment of active sensitization.


Experiments on histamine refractoriness; histamine pretreatment in eggwhite-sensitized guinea pigs.


The influence of intravenously administered benadryl on blood pressure and electrocardiogram.


Studies on the chronic toxicity of pyranisamine maleate (neo-antergan maleate) in animals.


Use of antihistaminic drugs in treating patients allergic to liver extract.


Side effects of three antihistaminic drugs.


Fatality associated with benadryl therapy; report of a case.


Histamine antagonists; neohetramine, 2-(N-dimethylaminoethyl-N-p-methoxybenzyl)-aminopyrimidine hydrochloride; clinical and pharmacologic results.


Contact dermatitis of celery farmers.

Contact dermatitis of celery farmers.


The distribution of ragweed pollen and alternaria spores in the upper atmosphere.


An unusual case of hypersensitivity to cold complicated by paroxysmal diarrhea.


EMERGENCY descents following explosive decompression.


The effect of streptomycin on the metabolism of resting bacteria and on certain purified enzymes.


Increasing resistance to heat of bacterial spores by selection.


Comparison of resistance to heat with resistance to disinfectants.


An unusual strain of streptococcus isolated from subacute bacterial endocarditis.


Induced biochemical mutants to Azotobacter agilis.


Enzymic activity of bacteriophage-culture lysates; a capsule lysin active against Klebsiella pneumoniae type A.


Microbiology of spray-dried, whole-egg powder; aerobic mesophilic spore-forming bacilli isolated at 55 C.


Trematodes of fishes from the Red Sea; on some new and known forms with a single testis.


Studies on some parasitic mites from Canada and South Africa.


Snail hosts of Schistosoma japonicum in the Soochow-Wusih area, Kiangsu, China.


Myrmonyssus chapmani, a new species of hypoaspid mite (Acarina:Laelaptidae).


The resistance of egg-laying ducks to infection by the malaria parasite Plasmodium lophurae.


Effects of digestion and refrigeration on the ability of Trichinella spiralis to infect rats.


Three new species of Culex (Diptera:Culicidae) from Colombia.


Additional observations on the bionomics and life history of Gorgodera amplicava Looss, 1899 (Trematoda:Gorgoderidae).


Studies on germinal development in rediae of the trematode order Fasciolatoidea Szidat, 1936.


A note on the nematode genus Pseudophysaloptera.


On some Reduviidae belonging to the Naturhistorisches Museum at Vienna Hemystera).


The effect of thyroxin on the incidence of mitosis and binucleated cells in the rat liver.


Floorometric determination of pteroylglutamic acid.


Attempts to modify the pathological picture produced in dogs by high doses of estradiol benzoate.


Mycetophilidae do Brasil (Diptera, Nemocera).


Contribution to the study of Mycetomae in Sao Paulo, Brazil; madura foot by Cephalosporium sp.


A technic for hypophysectomy of the mouse.


A method for the detection of insulin in blood on hypophysectomized-adrenalectomized mice.


Erosion of ribs in coarctation of the aorta; a note on the history of a pathognomic sign.


Coarctation of the aorta; review of 23 service cases.


The right precordial lead.

The right precordial lead.


Coronary artery aneurysm with occlusion due to a calcified thrombus.


Blue babies and well-water.

Blue babies and well-water.


Physiologic measurements in cardiac malformations.


Determination of p, p'-DDT in commercial samples.


The analysis of pyrethrum flowers by the Seil and Wilcoxon-Holaday methods.


The estimation of minute amounts of boric acid.


The effect of dipping in borax solutions on the boron content of oranges.


A rapid method of analysis for the ternary system toluene-n-butyl alcohol-water.


Thioglycollic acid as an inhibitor for iron in the colorimetric determination of aluminium by means of aluminon.


A hydrogen evolution method for the determination of the coating weight of galvanized sheets.


Use of tartrazine in determining chlorides by Volhard's method.


Polarographic determination of zinc, copper and lead in ferrous sulphate.


The determination of silicon in nickel alloys.


A simple dispenser for microbiological media.


Acidimetric titration of lactic acid.

Acidimetric titration of lactic acid.


Calcium ion exchanges in some normal tissues and in epidermal carcinogenesis.


Amino acids as nitrogen source for the growth of yeasts.


Antifungal activity of hop resin constituents and a new method for isolation of lupulon.


The lipides of the rat brain and liver in choline deficiency.


Metal antagonism of the antibacterial action of atabrine and other drugs.


Studies of pantothenic acid analogues.

Studies of pantothenic acid analogues.


The inhibition of enzyme formation and nitrogen assimilation by arsenate.


The urethan inhibition of invertase activity in relation to hydrostatic pressure.


The thermal denaturation of tobacco mosaic virus in relation to hydrostatic pressure.


Studies of thyroid toxicity; the effects of desiccated thyroid and anti-thyroid agents upon the plasma and tissue ascorbic acid of rabbits.


The accumulation of acid-labile, inorganic phosphate by mutants of Neurospora.


Availability of tryptophan from various products for growth of chicks.


Studies in the respiration of the white' potato; terminal oxidase system of potato tuber respiration.


The enzymatic liberation of pantothenic acid.


The distribution of mannans in the wood of slash pine and black spruce.


16-C13-dehydroisoandrosterone acetate.

16-C13-dehydroisoandrosterone acetate.


Conversion of pteroylglutamic acid to pteroic acid by bacterial degradation.


Lactation in rats on well fortified all-plant rations.


Trypsin inhibitor; growth inhibiting properties of a soybean trypsin inhibitor.


Inositol, an active constituent of pancreatic (alpha)amylase.


Incorporation of carbonlabeled formic acid and carbon dioxide into hypoxanthine in pigeon liver homogenates.


The co-enzyme of phosphoglucomutase.

The co-enzyme of phosphoglucomutase.


Transformation of ovalbumin into plakalbumin.


Beryllium films as object supports in the electron microscopy of biological specimens.


The electron microscopy of developing bacteriophage; growth of T4 in liquid culture.


On normal and provoked blood alloxan; preliminary report.


On the globulin-albumin ratio of potato protein.


The action of antithyroid substance on the formation in vitro of acetylthyroxine from acetyldiiodotyrosine.


Observations on transimination in liver homogenates.


A simple method for the purification of heparin.


Photosensitized reactions.

Photosensitized reactions.


Reactions of atomic sodium.

Reactions of atomic sodium.


Halogen sensitized photoreactions.

Halogen sensitized photoreactions.


The thermal decomposition of complex molecules.


The effects of high energy radiations on water and aqueous systems.


Naphthoquinone antimalarials; general survey.


The distribution of thiamine and riboflavin in wheat, oats, and barley at successive stages of plant growth.


Naphthoquinone antimalarials; correlation of structure and activity against P. lophurae in ducks.


Naphthoquinone antimalarials; diene synthesis of 1,4-naphthoquinones.


Naphthoquinone antimalarials; synthesis.


Naphthoquinone antimalarials; synthesis; alkyl side chains; non-cyclic, saturated.


Naphthoquinone antimalarials; synthesis; cycloalkylalkyl series.


Naphthoquinone antimalarials; synthesis; 4'-cyclohexylcyclohexyl and cycloalkyl series and M-395, M-396.


Naphthoquinone antimalarials; synthesis; unsaturated compounds.


Naphthoquinone antimalarials; synthesis; aralkyl and substituted aralkyl series.


Naphthoquinone antimalarials; synthesis; aryl derivatives.


Naphthoquinone antimalarials; synthesis; miscellaneous compounds with oxygen, halogen or nitrogen in the side chain.


Naphthoquinone antimalarials; 2-hydroxy-3-substituted-aminoethyl derivatives by the Mannich reaction.


Naphthoquinone antimalarials; the Hooker oxidation reaction.


Naphthoquinone antimalarials; synthesis; related compounds.


Naphthoquinone antimalarials; 2-hydroxy-3-aryl-1,4-naphthoquinones.


Naphthoquinone antimalarials; distribution between organic solvents and aqueous buffers.


Naphthoquinone antimalarials; water-soluble derivatives of alcoholic and unsaturated compounds.


Naphthoquinone antimalarials; chromic anhydride oxidation.


Dimyristo- and eruco-stearo-cephalin.

Dimyristo- and eruco-stearo-cephalin.


A mucilage from Aloe vera.

A mucilage from Aloe vera.


The constitution of carob gum.

The constitution of carob gum.


The papilionaceous alkaloids; Baptisia perfoliata (L.) R. Br.


A comparison of the reactions of mesityl cyclopropyl ketone and mesityl propenyl ketone.


The heat of combustion of 2,2'-bis-(4-hydroxyphenyl)-propane.


The reaction of di-t-butyl peroxide and benzaldehyde.


Cuprous chloride complexes of maleic and fumaric acids.


Low temperature nitrogen adsorption studies on attapulgite (floridin).


Stability of chelate compounds; effect of the metal ion.


Electroreduction of periodate at the dropping mercury electrode; behavior in acidic solutions of pH less than 3.


Stability of chelate compounds; the o-formylnaphthoxide chelates.


The conductance of potassium iodate at 25 degrees, and comments on the conductances of some salts of oxyacids.


Influence of solvent, hydrogen bonding, temperature and conjugation on the ultraviolet spectra of phenols and aromatic hydrocarbons.


Correlated molecular orbitals.

Correlated molecular orbitals.


Equilibrium and velocity of the sodium-hydrogen exchange on carbonaceous exchangers in contact with chloride solutions.


Unsaturated amino acids; allylglycine, beta-methallylglycine and crotylglycine.


Unsaturated amino acids; 2-amino-5-heptenoic acid, the vinylene analog of methionine.


The reaction of aryllithium compounds with 6-arylphenanthridines.


X-ray molecular weight of beta-lactoglobulin.


The chlorination of starch in anhydrous liquid chlorine at 70; the mono-, di- and trichlorides of starch.


The preparations of synthetic estrogens; a new isomer of 3-p-anisyl-3,4-hexanediol.


Antitubercular compounds; bis-(aminoaryl)-cyclopropane derivatives; 1-(2-amino-4-thiazolyl)-2-(4-aminophenyl)-cyclopropane.


Synthesis of m-diarylbenzenes.

Synthesis of m-diarylbenzenes.


Studies on the streptomycin complex using paper partition chromatography.


The reaction of allysodium with 2-bromooctane.


Acetylation of 3,5-dichlorosulfanilamide.


Cyclization of 2-aminopyridine derivatives; substituted ethyl 2-pyridylamino-methylenemalonates.


Substituted quinolines.

Substituted quinolines.


Synthesis of keto acids by chromic anhydride oxidation of tertiary alcohols.


beta-Aroylacrylic acids.

beta-Aroylacrylic acids.


The synthesis of acyl-2-thenoylmethanes by the alkali amides.


The dehydration isopropyl-t-butylcarbinol.


Substitution vs addition in the low temperature non-activated chlorination of olefins, an argument for an ionic substitution mechanism.


The behavior of organic acids and esters in sulfuric acid.


Some systems of carbon halides with dioxane, pyridine and cyclohexane.


Tungsten fluorides and related compounds.


The heat of formation of tungstic oxide, WO3.


The vapor pressure, orthobaric densities and critical constants of 2,2,4-trimethylpentane.


A polarographic study of some oximes; methyl 4,5-dioxo-2-pentenoate-5-oxime.


A synthesis of cis-11-octadecenoic and trans-11-octadecenoic (vaccenic) acids.


1,3,5-Hexatriene.


Absorption spectra of heterocyclic compounds; amino-derivatives of pyridine, quinoline and isoquinoline.


Absorption spectra of heterocyclic compounds; some benzimidazole derivatives.


Absorption spectra of heterocyclic compounds; some bz-halo-4-aminoquinoline derivatives.


2,5-Bis-(chloromethyl)-thiophene and some of its derivatives.


The preparation of certain mercaptothiazoles and thiazyl disulfides.


Studies on the Fischer indole synthesis.


alpha-Methyl-alpha, beta-di-(p-hydroxyphenyl)-valeric acid, an active estrogen.


The structure of Meldrum's supposed beta-lactonic acid.


The chemistry of vitamin B6; pyridoxylamino acids.


The microbiological activity of pyridoxylamino acids.


The chemistry of vitamin B6; conversion of pyridoxine to the lactone of 4-pyridoxic acid.


The synthesis of 2,3-disubstituted-4-thiazolidones.


Carbamate antimalarials.

Carbamate antimalarials.


Kinetics of the reactions of thiosulfate ion with ethyl, propyl and isopropyl bromides.


The reaction of alcohols with 1,2-dibenzoylethylene.


The system uranyl sulfate-water; temperature-concentration relationships below 300 degrees.


Search for elements 94 and 93 in nature, presence of 94239 in carnotite.


A synthesis of amine salts of thiocyanic acid.


The rates of hydrolysis and ethanolysis of certain allyl chloride derivatives.


The absorption spectra of certain carcinogenic aminoazo dyes and the protein-bound derivatives formed from these dyes in vivo.


Raman spectra of germanium tetrachloride and lead tetrachloride.


The dimers of methyl sorbate.

The dimers of methyl sorbate.


Synthesis of aromatic phosphonic acids and their derivatives; some halobenzene derivatives.


1,4-Addition reactions; addition of ethyl malonate to acrolein.


The papilionaceous alkaloids; Baptisia minor, Lehm.


Local anesthetics; N-dialkylaminoalkylimides of naphthalic and diphenylmaleic acids.


The anthocyanin of strawberries.

The anthocyanin of strawberries.


Mechanism of formation of cholesterylisothiuronium salts from i-cholesteryl methyl ether.


Pyridines; 3-n-butylpyridine and an unusual alkylation in its synthesis.


Addition of lithium aluminum hydride to double bonds.


Dimercaptols of acetonylacetone.

Dimercaptols of acetonylacetone.


Starch; end-group determination of amylose and amylopectin by periodate oxidation.


The cleavage of phenyl tetra-acetyl-beta-d-thioglucoside with bromine; a mechanistic interpretation.


3-Substituted thiophenes; dialkylaminoalkyl esters of 3-thenoic acid.


C14 tracer studies in the rearrangements of unsymmetrical alpha-diketones; phenylglyoxal to mandelic acid.


Steroidal sapogenins; transformation of kryptogenin into diosgenin and pseudodiosgenin.


Steric effect of methylene groups.

Steric effect of methylene groups.


The homogeneity of the phenylosazone prepared from d-fructose.


S-1-naphthylmethylthiuronium chloride for the characterization of organic acids.


A reaction between carbon tetrachloride and ammonium chloride.


Cyclobutane derivatives; Ziegler bromination of cyclobutene.


The synthesis of the glycine homolog of thyroxine.


Complete chlorination of methyltrichlorosilane.


The photodecomposition of nitrobenzene.

The photodecomposition of nitrobenzene.


Preparation of diphenylacetonitrile.

Preparation of diphenylacetonitrile.


Sympathomimetics: 2,3-diphenylpropylamines.


The reaction of thioglycolamide with halomethyl ketones.


The chlorination of isophthaloyl and terephthaloyl chloride.


Separation of radium from barium by the use of an ion-exchange column procedure.


1-(4-Chloromercuriphenylazo)-naphthol-2.


Some new derivatives of 4-methylimidazole.


Preparation of 2-methyl-4-methoxy-5-isopropylpropiophenone and 2-methyl-4-methoxy-5-isopropylphenylethylcarbinol.


Thermal properties of isopentane.

Thermal properties of isopentane.


A new synthesis of sulfonyl chlorides.

A new synthesis of sulfonyl chlorides.


Molar refraction and hydrogen bonding.

Molar refraction and hydrogen bonding.


The configuration of isomeric 1,2- and 1,3-dichloropropenes.


Fission of atomic nuclei; transuranium elements.


Radioisotopes in nutritional trace element studies.


The development and function of the dental follicle.


Enamel protein in some animals.

Enamel protein in some animals.


The development of social dental service.


On caravans and clinics.

On caravans and clinics.


Two cases of salivary calculus.

Two cases of salivary calculus.


A tongue depressor.

A tongue depressor.


Focal infection.

Focal infection.


Treatment of non-vital teeth and infected teeth with reference to systemic effects.


Cerebral development.

Cerebral development.


A forward look at dentistry.

A forward look at dentistry.


Ossifying periapical fibroma; roentgenologic studies.


Ectodermal dysplasia, anhidrotic type; report of case.


Preparation and impression technic for the full porcelain veneer crown.


The blood dyscrasias and their effect on the practice of dentistry.


Nutrient canals; a roentgenographic study.


Caries-conducive effect of a purified diet when fed to rodents during tooth development.


The federal government's part in medical and dental research.


The logical sequence for successful extractions.


Hardness of enamel as affected by fluorides.


The role of the dentist in mouth cancer; a summary of a symposium on intraoral cancer.


Soft tissue irritation around porcelain restorations.


Impressions for full lower dentures.

Impressions for full lower dentures.


Inferior alveolar nerve, artery and vein passing through retained lower first molar; case report.


Plastic oral surgery; a new term.

Plastic oral surgery; a new term.


Generalized scleroderma; hidebound disease, its relation to the oral cavity, with case history and dental restoration.


Growths of the gingiva and palate; chronic inflammatory lesions.


The effect of massage with the toothbrush on keratinization of the gingivae.


A new concept of pocket formation.

A new concept of pocket formation.


Cleft palate prosthesis.

Cleft palate prosthesis.


Unusual case of ameloblastoma of mandible; resection followed by restoration of continuity by iliac bone graft.


Research project on fluorine and dental caries.


Broken stress partial dentures for the general practitioner.


Actinomycosis, with special reference to the cervico-facial type.


The porcelain jacket crown.

The porcelain jacket crown.


Monilia folliculitis, a previously disregarded condition; clinical and experimental investigations.


Some experiences of war-time industrial dermatoses.


Necrobiosis lipoidica (diabeticorum).

Necrobiosis lipoidica (diabeticorum).


Erythema of the ninth day.

Erythema of the ninth day.


A survey of leprosy cases.

A survey of leprosy cases.


The prognosis of herpetiform dermatitis in children.


Calcinosis cutis in pseudoxanthoma elasticum.


On the use of Bucky rays in cutaneous disorders, with special reference to the hazards of dermatitis.


Some reflections on the pathogenesis of allergy.


Spirochaetes in aetiologically obscure diseases.


The treatment of pityriasis rosea with spirochaeticides.


Studies on an extinction mechanism in intradermal reactions; preliminary report.


Case of excessive hypersensitiveness.

Case of excessive hypersensitiveness.


On a source of error in intradermal trichophytin testing; response to trichophytin of tuberculin-positive subjects with or without clinical tuberculosis.


A contribution to the treatment of chronic urticaria and Quincke's oedema.


Investigations of the in vitro resistance of gonococcal strains.


On the factors causing recurrence after penicillin treatment of gonorrhoea.


Renal complications in combined fever-sulphathiazol treatment of gonorrhoea.


Atypical gonococcal strains.

Atypical gonococcal strains.


On the disintegration of gonococci during penicillin treatment.


A case of papulonecrotic tuberculide of the penis.


On the resistance of Treponema pallidum.


Fractional protein determination in spinal fluid in various stages of syphilis.


Mycosis fungoides.

Mycosis fungoides.


The mechanism of urtication in urticaria pigmentosa.


Sensitivity to intracaine.

Sensitivity to intracaine.


Accidental vaccination; a cause of confusion in the diagnosis of lesions of the lip and penis.


Investigational studies in some congenital and acquired defects of the hair in children.


Histologic examinations of fungous infections of the nails.


Further studies on the treatment of lupus erythematosus with sodium para-aminobenzoate.


The development of epidermal pigmentation in the Negro fetus.


Carcinoma of the parathyroid with hyperparathyroidism.


Demonstration of substances with oestrogenic effect in human sperm.


Hypertension produced with desoxycorticosterone acetate and sodium chloride in a case of postural hypotension.


The significance of hormonal disturbances for the development of mental diseases; a review.


The urinary excretion of 17-ketosteroids in women determined by the Zimmermann reaction.


The antagonistic action of methylthiouracil on the inhibitory effect of thyroxin on serum lipase.


On the accuracy of methods for determining the potency of growth hormone preparations.


Oestrogenic and gonadotrophic substances in the urine from a woman with normal menstrual cycles and normal pregnancies; sex hormone analyses.


Adrenalectomy and alloxan diabetes.

Adrenalectomy and alloxan diabetes.


On the content of chorionic gonadotrophin in the first morning urine and in an afternoon sample collected from 19 pregnant women.


Biological methods for determination of potency of growth hormone preparations.


Recent advances in the study of the crystalline state.


Specialization and culture in chemistry.


Folk-life studies in Britain and abroad.


Recent advances in colour vision.

Recent advances in colour vision.


Present-day trends in British psychology.


Agriculture and the world food problem.

Agriculture and the world food problem.


The economic aspects of tobacco addiction.


A new method in crime statistics applied to the population of Sweden.


Medico-legal aspects of alcoholism.

Medico-legal aspects of alcoholism.


Medicolegal aspects of chemical tests of alcoholic intoxication.


The controlled administration of alcohol to experimental animals.


Tool mark comparisons in criminal investigations.


A review on the literature of addiction.


Adaptation of the method of Lowry and Lopez to the estimation of inorganic and organic phosphate in plant extracts.


Studies on the microflora of flour.

Studies on the microflora of flour.


War crimes and their motivation; the socio-psychological structure of the SS and the criminalization of a society.


Notes on seedborne fungi; Sordaria.

Notes on seedborne fungi; Sordaria.


Women and children in industry.

Women and children in industry.


Educational facilities for hospitalized children.


Color perceptions of deuteranopic and protanopic observers.


Image shifts caused by rotating a constant-deviation prism in divergent light.


SCIENTIFIC research and man-power.

SCIENTIFIC research and man-power.


Mass spectrometric investigation of the thermal decomposition of polymers.


Veterinary education; developments at Cambridge.


Life-span of red and white blood corpuscles of the hen.


Introduction of radioactive tracers into antisera.


Staphylococcal coagulation and fibrinolysis.


Bacteriostatic action of oximes.

Bacteriostatic action of oximes.


Aluminium phosphate as precipitant of agglutinable and non-agglutinable strains of H. pertussis.


N. acridyl-(5)-alanines as antibacterial substances.


Methylene blue as a vital stain for the Golgi apparatus.


Effect of carbon dioxide on availability of manganese in soil producing manganese deficiency.


Fast neutron-proton scattering and the law of interaction between nucleons.


Persistence of D.D.T. in the soil.

Persistence of D.D.T. in the soil.


The first of the menfish.

The first of the menfish.


Too fast to fly?

Too fast to fly?


MOSQUITO is hero of new malaria test.

MOSQUITO is hero of new malaria test.


Through the glass curtain; a photographic exploration of the dreamworld of schizophrenia.


RIDDLE of the red tide.

RIDDLE of the red tide.


Probability, rarity, interest, and surprise.


The Neanderthal controversy; 19. century version.


On living in the biosphere.

On living in the biosphere.


The prognosis in schizophrenia.

The prognosis in schizophrenia.


The eruption of the permanent teeth in the normal population of Sweden.


The angle of the external ear to the median plane of the skull in children.


Environment, inheritance and random variations with special reference to investigations on twins.


Female sex hormone replacement in the aged woman; a preliminary report.


Excitability and aging.

Excitability and aging.


Carotid sinus pressure as an aid in the detection of atherosclerosis.


Homes, hostels, and other institutions for the aged.


Philadelphia's recreational project for older people.


Aristotle on mental aging.

Aristotle on mental aging.


The vascular pattern of the placenta and its development in the rat.


On the choice of treatment of individual carcinomas of the cervix based on the analysis of serial biopsies.


The vaginal bacterial flora and ovarian dysfunction.


External version under anaesthesia.

External version under anaesthesia.


Childbearing in the tuberculous gravidae.


Cerebral venous thrombosis in pregnancy; a report of two possible cases.


Some principles of myomectomy.

Some principles of myomectomy.


Breast hypertrophy and pregnancy.

Breast hypertrophy and pregnancy.


The care of the eyes at birth.

The care of the eyes at birth.


A case of elephantiasis vulvae.

A case of elephantiasis vulvae.


Intestinal obstruction in pregnancy.

Intestinal obstruction in pregnancy.


A case of intestinal obstruction associated with a ruptured enterocele.


Engineering in hospitals; glass.

Engineering in hospitals; glass.


The story of Linda Richards, America's first trained nurse.


The alcoholic in the general hospital.

The alcoholic in the general hospital.


Public relations start with the medical staff.


A great Southern medical center.

A great Southern medical center.


Medical profession's interest in industrial health and safety services.


Health problems of miners in the Rocky Mountain area.


Industrial development in the Rocky Mountain region; its impact on the medical profession.


Prepaid comprehensive medical care.

Prepaid comprehensive medical care.


Industrialization in the Northwest; demands likely to be felt by the medical profession.


Physicians and vocational rehabilitation for civilians.


Need for better understanding and cooperation between industrial and private practitioners.


Prognosis in pulmonary tuberculosis; a 10 year follow-up study.


Compensation for psychiatric disabilities in industry.


Pneumonoconiosis from synthetic abrasive materials.


Medical services for small industrial companies.


Does insulin act on growth in rats?

Does insulin act on growth in rats?


Response of mammary glands of male mice to oestrone; experiments with strains of different genetic constitution.


Excretion diagrams of 17-ketosteroids in patients with tumours of the adrenal cortex.


The oestrone-sensitivity of the mammary gland in female mice of various strains.


Simplified micro-Hirst test.

Simplified micro-Hirst test.


The respiration of insects during hibernation.


The effect of CO2 breathing on the metabolism in the isolated heart-lung preparation.


The mechanical heart.

The mechanical heart.


Acquired resistance against quinine in plasmodium gallinaceum.


Physiological research on bull semen.

Physiological research on bull semen.


Testing for nyctalopia.

Testing for nyctalopia.


Cryptoorchism and oestrone production.

Cryptoorchism and oestrone production.


The influence of the hypophysis on the sugar excretion of diabetic rats.


The absorption of urea by the large intestine.


Stimulation of the vagina in the rat with an alternating current, square-wave stimulation.


Pharmacology of several organic phosphorus compounds.


Micturition and copulation behaviour patterns in dogs.


Bacterial resistance to antibiotics.

Bacterial resistance to antibiotics.


Pseudohemophilia.

Pseudohemophilia.


Hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectases associated with pulmonary arteriovenous fistula in two members of a family.


The use of internal jugular vein puncture in infants.


A bacteriological study of infantile diarrhea among Filipino infants.


Diagnosis and surgical treatment of renal tuberculosis.


Experimental and clinical therapeutic studies on lymphosarcoma.


Abnormal rapid rhythms associated with digitoxin therapy.


The heart in the terminal state; effect of intracardiac epinephrine.


Labile diabetes; electroencephalographic status and effect of anticonvulsive therapy.


Streptomycin in tuberculous meningitis with reports of 40 cases.


Conditions to be differentiated in the roentgen diagnosis of pulmonary tuberculosis.


Auto-urotherapy in urticaria; progress report.


Errors in the diagnosis of acute appendicitis.


Protein balance studies in patients with liver damage; the role of lipotropic agents.


The use of sutures in cataract surgery.

The use of sutures in cataract surgery.


A new treatment for the relief of obliterative diseases of peripheral arteries.


Sickle cell disease; report of a case with cerebral manifestations in the absence of anemia.


The use of tetraethylammonium bromide as a diagnostic test for pheochromocytoma.


Sickle cell anemia with striking electrocardiographic abnormalities and other unusual features, with autopsy.


Hyperthyroidism occurring at an early age in dissimilar twins.


Cirrhosis of the liver associated with alcoholism; report of acute exacerbation with serial liver biopsies.


Relapsing febrile nodular nonsuppurative panniculitis; report of case treated with penicillin.


RADIOACTIVE iodine; physiological and clinical studies.


Biochemical integration in cellular function.


Metabolic processes in micro-organisms.

Metabolic processes in micro-organisms.


Development and theoretical significance of British anti-lewisite.


Wider aspects of studies of the nutrition of micro-organisms.


Human biochemical genetics.

Human biochemical genetics.


Therapeutic applications of British anti-lewisite.


Development of ideas on the nature of viruses.


Contributions of chemistry to the problems of immunology.


Fibrous proteins as components of biological systems.


Some newer knowledge of plasma proteins.


Amino-acids in nutrition.

Amino-acids in nutrition.


The Medical Research Council; its origin, constitution and functions.


British biochemistry.

British biochemistry.


Chemotherapy; a joint chapter in the history of chemistry and medicine.


Typhus and chemotherapy.

Typhus and chemotherapy.


Some medical contributors to chemistry.

Some medical contributors to chemistry.


Factor analysis in psychological medicine.


Surgical treatment of gastric, duodenal and gastrojejunal ulcer, including the present status of vagotomy.


The history of neurology in the last 100 years.


The development of hydrotherapy.

The development of hydrotherapy.


Recent advances in our knowledge of the contagious diseases of childhood.


Traumatic surgery of the extremities.

Traumatic surgery of the extremities.


Volvulus of the caecum; case report.

Volvulus of the caecum; case report.


I am a group health doctor.

I am a group health doctor.


PARTNERSHIP in medical practice.

PARTNERSHIP in medical practice.


The spores of Histoplasma.

The spores of Histoplasma.


Fat absorption and lung oil.

Fat absorption and lung oil.


The effect of barbiturates and other substances on motion sickness in dogs.


Medicine today in Poland and Finland.

Medicine today in Poland and Finland.


Medical aspects of artificial radioactivity.


Phytotoxic properties of normal, pathological and irradiated blood sera and their usefulness in medical research.


Polycythemia vera with bone marrow hyperplasia and splenic erythropoiesis.


Liver function tests.

Liver function tests.


The sympathetic control of the blood vessels of human skeletal muscle.


Indications and contraindications for electrosurgery.


Technic of low cervical cesarean section.


Cesarean sections in Parkland Hospital from Jan. 1, 1940, through Dec. 31, 1944.


Progress in hormone therapy.

Progress in hormone therapy.


Management of infections secondary to tuberculosis.


Intestinal obstruction in the newborn.

Intestinal obstruction in the newborn.


Arterial embolism.

Arterial embolism.


A comparison of maternity hospital records during the last 20 years as a basis for thoughts for the future improvement of midwifery.


Infantile cerebral hemiplegia; clinical features and pathological anatomy.


Intrachecal therapy contraindicated for meningitis.


The differential diagnosis of poliomyelitis.


New method of cholecystenterostomy.

New method of cholecystenterostomy.


Deep mycotic infections in Illinois.

Deep mycotic infections in Illinois.


Unnecessary rectal operations done in the presence of cancer of the large bowel.


The direct and indirect therapy of acute respiratory infections.


Precocious puberty in a 3 year old girl.


Correlation of gastroenterology and surgery.


Longevity in rheumatic fever; based on the experience of 1,042 children observed over a period of 30 years.


Apical pulmonary carcinoma and tuberculosis; the value of sputum cell study in the differential diagnosis.


Diseases of the lacrimal gland and ocular complications.


Present status of the peptic ulcer problem.


Streptomycin as adjunct in treatment of acute pulmonary tuberculosis.


Refugee physicians in the U.S. Zone of Germany and the Munich Medical Teaching Mission of 1948.


Radiation hygiene; hazards to physicians, patients, nurses and others from use of radioactive isotopes.


Acute peritonitis following rupture of mesenteric lymphnodes; report of its occurrence in a case of typhoid and in a case of paratyphoid.


A present day rationale for the treatment of urinary tuberculosis.


Control of cancer of the uterus; report of a 10 year experiment.


Empyema.

Empyema.


Treatment in a psychosomatic clinic; preliminary report.


Aureomycin, a new antibiotic; results of laboratory studies and of clinical use in 100 cases of bacterial infections.


Verified refraction.

Verified refraction.


Diasone therapy of actinomycosis of the jaw; report of a case.


Subacute bacterial endocarditis; report of a case of reinfection.


Poliomyelitis; a symposium; first international poliomyelitis conference.


The vitamin B complex.

The vitamin B complex.


Influence of the hypothalamus on sexual function.


Keloids; review with an aetiological study.


A hemolysin associated with the mumps virus. 1. A factor capable of causing the hemolysis of the erythrocytes of man, chicken, and sheep occurs in the amniotic and allantoic fluids of chick embryos infected with the virus of mumps. 2. The hemolysin has not been found in normal fluids or in those infected with PR8 or Lee B strains of influenza virus. 3. The hemolysin is definitely inhibited by the serum of man and monkey convalescent from mumps, but only slightly by the serum of the acute phase. 4. The hemolysin is almost completely inactivated at 50 degrees C. after 10 minutes. It exhibits maximal activity at 37 degrees C. and is completely inactive at 4 degrees C. A pH range from about 7.0 to 8.0 allows for maximum activity. 5. Adsorption and elution of the hemolysin with red blood cells has been demonstrated. After elution of the hemolysin, the red blood cells exhibit an increased osmotic fragility. Similar treatment of red cells with influenza virus did not alter this property. 6. The relationship of the hemolysin to the hemagglutinin and the enzyme-like behavior of the former have been discussed.


The relation of infectious and hemagglutination titers to the adaptation of influenza virus to mice. The non-pathogenic (unadapted) line of the Rhodes strain of influenza virus multiplied readily in the mouse lung, but its rate of multiplication was slower and its hemagglutination titer attained at the peak of growth was much lower than that of the adapted line of the same virus. The implication of these findings to mouse adaptability of the virus is discussed.


Specific serum agglutination of erythrocytes sensitized with extracts of tubercle bacilli. A hemagglutination reaction has been described between sheep erythrocytes treated with a component of a polysaccharide fraction of mammalian tubercle bacilli and the sera of experimental animals or of tuberculous patients. Evidence has been presented for the specificity of this reaction. A modification of the test, involving an inhibition reaction, has been developed for the detection and quantitation of minute amounts of the material responsible for the hemagglutination reaction.


The neoplastic potentialities of mouse embryo tissues; lung adenomas in baby mice as result of prenatal exposure to urethane. The observation that adenomas develop very rapidly in the pulmonary tissue of mouse embryos implanted together with methylcholanthrene, in adult animals, has led to tests of the neoplastic potentialities of this tissue in utero. C strain females in the latter half of pregnancy were injected with urethane and the lungs of their young were searched for adenomas. None could be perceived with certainty in embryos at term or in mice just born, but they were several times found 3 days after birth and they were frequent and much larger in 10-day-old animals. The controls showed none. After 60 to 70 days they were often visible in the gross. Corroboratory findings were obtained in A mice. No parallelism could be perceived in the incidence of the tumors in mothers and offspring. The adenomas arose from tissue devoid of any sign of preliminary local disturbance. Mitoses were abundant in them and they grew rapidly for a while, but within 2 months cell division had almost ceased. By this time however many of the neoplasms were as big as any adenomas in the urethanized mother animals and in some instances twice as big. While growing fast they underwent little differentiation, but this took place when proliferation slowed and in consequence the tumors came to have the morphology of the spontaneous and induced adenomas of adults. The neoplastic cells were derived from alveolar elements, yet in proportion as differentiation of them occurred they came to resemble the epithelial cells lining the small bronchioles. Occasionally the resemblance to bronchial epithelium was complete, save that the cytoplasm of the tumor cells was slightly basophilic. The following conclusions seem justified:- 1. The injection of urethane into pregnant female mice of the C strain frequently initiates the development forthwith of pulmonary adenomas in the young she is carrying. 2. Some of the pulmonary cells of mouse embryos well along toward term possess the ability to be neoplastic. 3. The adenomatous change finds swift expression in young creatures because of conditions implicit in their youth. The rapid proliferation of the tumor cells is almost entirely due to these conditions, not to the neoplastic state as such. 4. Adenomatous change prior to birth is intrinsically the same process as that occurring in the adult creature. 5. The adenomatous state does not prevent the cells of young mice from undergoing the maturation that takes place in normal elements of the same sort as the organism grows older. Though the proliferative activity natural to youth and the unnatural activity consequent on neoplastic change are summated in the young organism, they still are separable.


The structure of human skin collagen as studied with the electron microscope. 1. The structure of the collagen fibrils of normal human skin corium has been investigated with the electron microscope. 2. Under the conditions of observation the fibrils ranged in width from about 700 to 1,400 A with 1,000 A as the value occurring most frequently. They showed little tendency to fray longitudinally as is characteristic of tendon fibrils; when fracture of fibrils occurred it was usually in planes transverse to the axis. 3. The axial repeating periods observed in fibrils stained with phosphotungstic acid or shadowed with chromium or platinum range from about 500 to 800 A, the maximum occurring between 620 and 660 A. The average period in fibrils from infant skin does not differ significantly from that of adult and aged skin. 4. Depending on conditions of preparation, intraperiod fine structure, in the form of cross-bands, was observed in varying detail. The most detailed pattern commonly observed contains six bands of characteristic density and position. 5. Shadowed plastic replicas of dried collagen fibrils reproduce much of the structure commonly seen in shadowed fibrils. Replicas of moist fibrils show considerably less surface contouring than do dried fibrils. Replicas from smears of connective tissue fragments on glass show detailed structure, indicating the feasibility of applying this technique to biopsy material. 6. Infant skin differs from adult skin in having considerably greater amounts of amorphous material, little of which is strongly adherent to the collagen fibrils.


Clinical aspects of gastric malignancy.

Clinical aspects of gastric malignancy.


Novocain injection treatment of metatarsal fractures.


What is the best treatment for early syphilis.


The physician in the health and physical education program in rural areas.


The vocational needs of prefrontal lobotomy patients.


Virus diseases in children.

Virus diseases in children.


Observation.

Observation.


A case of arsenic encephalopathy successfully treated with BAL.


Rupture of the jejunum and ileum due to nonpenetrating abdominal trauma; report of five cases.


Cerebral palsy.

Cerebral palsy.


The etiology of diabetes mellitus; current concepts.


Chronic brucellosis with special reference to complications, sequelae and prognosis.


Finding the undiagnosed diabetic.

Finding the undiagnosed diabetic.


What causes gas?

What causes gas?


The pathology of bone tumors.

The pathology of bone tumors.


Acute and chronic cholecystitis with perforation and pericholecystic abscess.


The nervous patient.

The nervous patient.


Report on 116 cases of intervertebral discs.


Life insurance in Germany.

Life insurance in Germany.


Self-destructive tendencies and life insurance.


The surgical repair of irradiation defects.


The diagnosis and treatment of certain congenital cardiac defects amenable to surgery.


Prevention and treatment of deafness in children.


Diagnosis and determination of occupational diseases.


Regional enteritis.

Regional enteritis.


Psychosomatic medicine in general practice.


Clinical experiences with a new antihistaminic drug, thephorin.


The use and misuse of streptomycin in the treatment of tuberculosis.


Medical film in Great Britain.

Medical film in Great Britain.


TUBERCULOSIS among college students.

TUBERCULOSIS among college students.


Modern clues in the diagnosis and treatment of primary carcinoma of the lung.


Testicular neoplasms.

Testicular neoplasms.


The palliative effect of androgens in the management of pelvic malignancies.


Present status of the hookworm problem in Georgia.


Toxic hyperplasia of the prostate.

Toxic hyperplasia of the prostate.


Socialization of medicine and insurance.


Early contributions of physicians toward tuberculosis control in Michigan.


Aims and objectives of research in tuberculosis.


Results of a co-operative study on the effects of streptomycin.


USE of streptomycin in tuberculosis.

USE of streptomycin in tuberculosis.


Clinical evaluation of functional studies of the liver.


Argyrosis following prolonged intranasal medication with argyrol.


External duodenal fistula.

External duodenal fistula.


Concurrent obstructive jaundice and familial hemolytic icterus; report of a case requiring priority surgical treatment for obstruction.


The Rh factor; case history and evaluation by a general practitioner.


Pickrell's solution in the management of skin excoriations associated with enter-abdominal fistula.


Paget's disease in three male siblings; clinical report.


Acne pits, a supposed hopeless disfigurement.


The pathology of carcinoma of the stomach.


Certain medical aspects of gastric carcinoma.


Malignancies of the stomach; surgical aspects.


Endoscopy as related to malignant disease of the stomach.


History of aviation medicine.

History of aviation medicine.


Choroidal metastatic carcinoma following a primary growth in the breast with clinical and pathologic observations.


Schistosomiasis reconnaisance in northwestern Mindanao.


The strong antihaemorrhagic property of hecabepterin, the yellow pigment in the Philippine butterfly Terias hecabe Linnaeus.


Blue scleras with otosclerosis, cases reports.


Cultivation of tubercle bacilli; analysis of 1000 consecutive cultures.


A new instrument and a new method of doing episiotomies.


Industrial dermatitis.

Industrial dermatitis.


Coronary disease.

Coronary disease.


Dermatitis and eczema.

Dermatitis and eczema.


Rheumatic fever.

Rheumatic fever.


Water balance.

Water balance.


Continuous postural drainage.

Continuous postural drainage.


Disorders of the basal ganglia.

Disorders of the basal ganglia.


Gold therapy in rheumatoid arthritis.

Gold therapy in rheumatoid arthritis.


Child psychiatry.

Child psychiatry.


The surgery of pain.

The surgery of pain.


Present trends in psychotherapy.

Present trends in psychotherapy.


Encephalitis and encephalomyelitis.

Encephalitis and encephalomyelitis.


Apparatus for electro-convulsant therapy and electronarcosis.


Myomectomy.

Myomectomy.


Delayed labour.

Delayed labour.


Total versus subtotal hysterectomy.

Total versus subtotal hysterectomy.


Ante-partum and post-partum haemorrhage.


Vaginal hysterectomy.

Vaginal hysterectomy.


Endometriosis.

Endometriosis.


Rubella retinitis in Tasmania.

Rubella retinitis in Tasmania.


Results with contact lenses.

Results with contact lenses.


Recurrent intraocular haemorrhage.

Recurrent intraocular haemorrhage.


Congenital glaucoma.

Congenital glaucoma.


Neoplasms of the eyelids.

Neoplasms of the eyelids.


Retrolental fibroplasia.

Retrolental fibroplasia.


Results of trephine operations.

Results of trephine operations.


Glaucomatous uveitis.

Glaucomatous uveitis.


Cardiac infarction and coronary disease in post-mortem examinations.


Mortality and socio-environmental factors.


Social and environmental factors in illness.


Physical impairments and socioenvironmental factors.


Sickness among industrial employees in Baltimore in relation to weekly hours of work, 1941-1943.


Public health aspects of cancer control.


The diagnosis and management of tumors of the chest.


Abnormal uterine bleeding.

Abnormal uterine bleeding.


Some experiences with early ambulation.

Some experiences with early ambulation.


Cancer of the skin.

Cancer of the skin.


The management of the heart in pulmonary tuberculosis.


Acute renal insufficiency due to lower-nephron nephrosis.


Dicumarol therapy in congestive heart failure.


Sarcoidosis.

Sarcoidosis.


Closed-loop obstruction of the ascending colon, with incomplete descent of the cecum, simulating acute cholecystitis.


Bacterial endocarditis following urethral manipulation; report of two cases.


Endocarditis, acute bacterial, mitral and aortic valves, healing.


Adenocarcinoma of pancreas, with metastases.


The relation of vascular disease to the hypertensive state; the adequacy of the renal biopsy as determined from a study of 500 patients.


Double uterus with horn menstruating into the abdomen.


The use of dibenamine in pheochromocytoma; report of a case.


The photographic museum.

The photographic museum.


Peptic ulcer of esophagus.

Peptic ulcer of esophagus.


Neurofibrosarcoma, with invasion of right innominate vein and superior vena cava.


Massachusetts tick survey.

Massachusetts tick survey.


The effect of sulfhydryl compounds on the action of organic mercurial diuretics.


Chylous ascites and chylothorax.

Chylous ascites and chylothorax.


Endocrine research through the Andes.

Endocrine research through the Andes.


Improved receptacle for bile collection.


Medical treatment of enuresis.

Medical treatment of enuresis.


Public health needs.

Public health needs.


Our leprosaria and the control of leprosy.


Fundamentals of staff organization.

Fundamentals of staff organization.


Robinsons modernes.

Robinsons modernes.


Benign epiphyseal chondroblastoma.

Benign epiphyseal chondroblastoma.


Some physiological experiments of nature in the field of neuromuscular function; tetra-ethyl pyrophosphate in the treatment of myasthenia gravis, potassium deficiency, potassium intoxication.


Effect of sodium salicylate on serum disease in rabbits.


Cancer diagnosis in a small community hospital.


Incidence of sicklemia in the newborn Negro infant.


The fate of cardiac foreign bodies.

The fate of cardiac foreign bodies.


The adrenogenital syndrome in children.

The adrenogenital syndrome in children.


Relief of obstruction in the common bile duct and in the papilla of Vater.


Reducing enzyme systems in living mammalian tissue and neoplasms by triphenyl tetrazolium chloride.


Cardiac function and hypertension.

Cardiac function and hypertension.


The mechanism of chronic experimental hypertension.


Hypertensive disease and cerebral function.


Renal function in essential hypertension, with observations on uraemia.


Retinal changes in hypertension.

Retinal changes in hypertension.


The prognosis and management of essential hypertension.


Surgical aspects of hypertension.

Surgical aspects of hypertension.


Organic nervous disease and mental mechanisms.


The doctor on the frontier.

The doctor on the frontier.


The role of streptomycin in the treatment of meningitis due to Haemophilus influenzae; a preliminary report.


The scope and function of out-patient medical practice in a teaching hospital.


Diabetes without tears.

Diabetes without tears.


The use of histamine antagonists in the treatment of allergic conditions.


Aseptic meningitis in children.

Aseptic meningitis in children.


A case of temporal arteritis.

A case of temporal arteritis.


The nature of the virus-host cell interaction in influenza.


The physiological basis of temperament.

The physiological basis of temperament.


Protein deficiency and the use of human serum in its treatment.


The role of sympathectomy in the treatment of degenerative disease of peripheral arteries.


Some aspects of the physiology of the cervix uteri.


Modern trends in pharmacology.

Modern trends in pharmacology.


On the subject of traumatic shock.

On the subject of traumatic shock.


Bacteriology and the dental student.

Bacteriology and the dental student.


Painless dentistry.

Painless dentistry.


Traumatic radiculitis in low back pain; a multidrop bone graft for fusion.


Health, manpower and universal military training.


Rectal lymphogranuloma.

Rectal lymphogranuloma.


Comparative effects of tetraethylammonium chloride and lumbar sympathetic block on the blood flow in the lower extremities in peripheral vascular diseases; a report of three cases.


Treatment of bilateral renal diseases.

Treatment of bilateral renal diseases.


Arteriosclerosis, the great killer.

Arteriosclerosis, the great killer.


An evaluation of the use of beta rays in ophthalmology.


Alternating idiopathic spontaneous pneumothorax.


Ovarian surgery in general hospitals; a 3-year comparison of a controlled and uncontrolled series of patients.


Impacts of general ethical and social trends upon medical care and upon medical education.


The status of anesthesia in the Southern Medical Association area; a report of a survey of 1,500 hospitals.


Gynecomastia associated with primary liver cell carcinoma.


The use of stilbestrol for endometriosis; preliminary report.


Is diabetes a problem of the South?

Is diabetes a problem of the South?


Pregnancy in the diabetic.

Pregnancy in the diabetic.


Oral aureomycin in the therapy of streptomycin-resistant granuloma inguinale.


Brachial artery thrombosis in polycythemia vera; a case report.


Functional vasospasm; unreliability of usual diagnostic criteria; case report.


The training or education of the obstetrician-gynecologist.


Training in surgery.

Training in surgery.


Recent experimental evidence supporting the toxemic theory of shock; a review.


Primary systemic amyloidosis with involvement of kidneys, liver, spleen, and probably of the heart, with amyloid nephrosis.


Lumps in the breast.

Lumps in the breast.


The management of fluids and electrolytes in severe infantile diarrhea.


The endocrinological pathology of Cushing's syndrome with two case reports.


Obstructive jaundice; two cases.

Obstructive jaundice; two cases.


The development and future of the Army federal employees health service program.


About the Medical Department.

About the Medical Department.


Administration of the surgical service; a ward administrative assistant system.


Soft tissue lesions of the mouth.

Soft tissue lesions of the mouth.


Infectious mononucleosis; a recrudescence following surgery.


Pruritus in acute hepatitis.

Pruritus in acute hepatitis.


Screw hole depth measuring instrument.

Screw hole depth measuring instrument.


The thick smear identification of malaria.


Edema of the lungs.

Edema of the lungs.


Radioactive isotopes in surgery.

Radioactive isotopes in surgery.


Thyroglossal duct cysts and sinuses.

Thyroglossal duct cysts and sinuses.


Abdominal incisions.

Abdominal incisions.


Fungous infections; the superficial and deep mycoses.


Avenues for homoeopathic progress.

Avenues for homoeopathic progress.


Obstetrics in the Congo.

Obstetrics in the Congo.


Treatment of a few gastrointestinal syndromes.


The dietetic and medical treatment of edema.


A peculiar symptom of alumina.

A peculiar symptom of alumina.


The chemistry of the oleander.

The chemistry of the oleander.


Arteriovenous aneurysms of the brain, their diagnosis and treatment.


Headache; a common symptom of cervical disk lesions; report of cases.


Sociopsychologic structure of the SS; psychiatric report of the Nurnberg trials for war crimes.


Metastatic tumors of the central nervous system; intracerebral metastases as the only evidence of dissemination of visceral cancer.


Prognostic significance of incidental acute somatic disorders in the course of psychoses; reevaluation of five cases 14 years later.


Successful treatment of a eunuchoid man.


The Arterial route; a study of heredodegenerative diseases.


Psychosomatic aspects of allergic disorders.


Electroencephalographic asymmetry during sleep in patients with vascular and traumatic hemiplegia.


Periodic relapsing catatonia; simplified diagnosis and treatment.


The syndrome of delirium.

The syndrome of delirium.


Use of sodium pentothal in psychiatry.

Use of sodium pentothal in psychiatry.


Geographic distribution of multiple sclerosis.


Traumatic cordotomy.

Traumatic cordotomy.


Disseminated encephalomyelitis.

Disseminated encephalomyelitis.


Old-fashioned tonics.

Old-fashioned tonics.


Anthrax.

Anthrax.


Nursing care in anthrax.

Nursing care in anthrax.


St. John ambulance brigade.

St. John ambulance brigade.


Nursing care in cleft lip repair.

Nursing care in cleft lip repair.


Sulfa and patch; the how and why of eye patches.


Changes in oral temperature.

Changes in oral temperature.


Hospital noise can be reduced.

Hospital noise can be reduced.


A community plans for the health of its children.


Penicillin therapy.

Penicillin therapy.


BCG vaccination and tuberculosis control in hospitals.


Training of a nurse in organic and functional disabilities of the ear, nose and throat; nose and throat.


NURSE from the skies; R.A.F. nursing sisters train for parachute jumps.


Practical management of normal labour; management of second stage.


Social background of nursing.

Social background of nursing.


Obligations of professional education today.


Communicable disease nursing, 1948.

Communicable disease nursing, 1948.


Facilities for health in public school buildings.


A state field physical therapy program.

A state field physical therapy program.


Glutamic acid and intellectual performance.


COATING process restores vitamins to rice.


Significant developments in the meat packing industry.


Flavors improved, sales boosted through organoleptic tests.


Plant research library speeds technical efforts.


Effects of autoxidation on antiacrodynic potency of fats and linoleic esters.


Studies on beriberi in an endemic sub-tropical area.


Microbiology of canned corn and peas.

Microbiology of canned corn and peas.


The nutritive value of some legumes; lathyrism in the rat; the sweet pea, Lathyrus odoratus, Lathyrus sativus, Lathyrus cicera and some other species of Lathyrus.


Composition and nutritive value of fresh, cooked, and processed swordfish.


Liver damage and growth in the rabbit.

Liver damage and growth in the rabbit.


The relative biological values of the proteins in cereal grains.


Pteroylglutamic acid requirement of the rat and a characteristic lesion observed in the spleen of the deficient animal.


Reproduction and lactation studies with rats fed natural and purified rations.


The lactation response as limited by feeds produced under two systems of soil fertilization.


Rutin in green asparagus.

Rutin in green asparagus.


Gas formation in concentrated orange juices and analogous synthetic mixtures.


Pasteurization of black walnut meats.

Pasteurization of black walnut meats.


The effect of previous diet on the ability of animals to do work during subsequent fasting.


Effect of pH on thermal process requirements of canned foods.


Control of photographic printing; improvement in terminology and further analysis of results.


Vitamin content of field-pea products; retention of thiamin and riboflavin on cooking.


On the theory of imperfect diffraction gratings.


Transmission filters for the ultraviolet.


A differential adjustment method of refining optical systems.


The reflection and transmission of light by any system of parallel isotropic films.


Controlling quality changes in cured meats by packaging.


Coefficients of reflection in the ultraviolet of magnesium carbonate and oxide.


Light scattering in optical glass.

Light scattering in optical glass.


An illuminant-stable color vision test; experimental-statistical evaluation.


Short wave-length cut-off filters for the ultraviolet.


Notes on the cos4 law of illumination.

Notes on the cos4 law of illumination.


Elimination of water vapor in infra-red spectrometers.


Infra-red absorption of deposited blacks.


The emissivity of globar.

The emissivity of globar.


Practical considerations when fitting trifocal lenses.


The hypothalamus in migraine.

The hypothalamus in migraine.


Color in industry.

Color in industry.


A comparative study of the Ontario and Nebraska tests for the deaf.


Historical report of the Parent-Teacher Association of the Kansas School for the Deaf.


Books of high interest and low vocabulary level to meet the needs of deaf students in grades seven through twelve.


Audiometric testing methods and classification of original hearing acuity response curves.


Otosclerosis in childhood.

Otosclerosis in childhood.


Observations upon the loudness recruitment phenomenon, with especial reference to the differential diagnosis of disorders of the internal ear and 8th nerve.


On the phylogeny of the mammalian auditory ossicles.


On the evolution of the auditory perilymphatic system.


Osteomata of the external auditory meatus; a case report.


Acute exacerbation, chronic suppurative otitis media, left, with temporo-sphenoidal abscess.


Dacryocystorhinostomy.

Dacryocystorhinostomy.


Laryngeal chondroma.

Laryngeal chondroma.


Carcinoma of post cricoid region.

Carcinoma of post cricoid region.


Laryngocele.

Laryngocele.


Cardiospasm; traumatic perforation of oesophagus; empyema left chest; drainage of empyema; gastrostomy; recovery.


Hypopharyngeal diverticulum; operation.

Hypopharyngeal diverticulum; operation.


Meniere's disease.

Meniere's disease.


Syphilitic laryngitis with carcinomatous change.


Genetics of microorganisms.

Genetics of microorganisms.


Toxoplasmosis in children.

Toxoplasmosis in children.


Replacement transfusion as a treatment for erythroblastosis fetalis.


Acute diarrhea in infancy.

Acute diarrhea in infancy.


Cup feeding of newborn infants.

Cup feeding of newborn infants.


The recognition and treatment of increased intracranial pressure in infancy and childhood.


Effects of cup, bottle and breast feeding on oral activities of newborn infants.


Infectious croup; Hemophilus influenzae type B croup.


Urinary retention due to hematocolpometra; report of two cases, one with spontaneous recovery.


Immunologic and biochemical studies in infants and children with special reference to rheumatic fever; electrophoretic patterns in blood plasma and serum in normal children.


Acidosis and alkalosis.

Acidosis and alkalosis.


Viral diseases of the central nervous system; scope and limitations of specific diagnostic methods.


The antibacterial activity of some beta-aroyl acrylic acids, esters and amides.


Pharmacognostical and chemical studies of Indian belladonna, atropa acuminata Royle ex Lindley.