Fluid transfer in the everted human gallbladder. The rates of fluid transfer across human gallbladders obtained at cholecystectomy for cholelithiasis were determined by the measurement of weight changes of everted preparations under controlled conditions. Active transport of fluid from the mucosal to the serosal surface was indicated since weight gain occurred with the same solution on both sides of the membrane and against hydrostatic, osmotic, and potential differences. With respect to sodium, the fluid transferred was isotonic to the bathing solutions. Metabolic inhibitors and temperature extremes inhibited weight gain. In addition, muscle contractions in this in vitro preparation were related to the rates and direction of fluid movement. Cholecystokinin increased muscle activity and caused weight loss in preparations that previously had gained weight. Norepinephrine caused weight gain or increased weight gain in all preparations tested. The direction of net fluid movement in the isolated everted human gallbladder was determined by the opposing forces of active mucosal transport and a filtration pressure generated by muscle contractions.


Comparison of effects of deoxycorticosterone and dexamethasone on cardiovascular responses to norepinephrine. Cardiovascular responses to graded iv infusions of norepinephrine were observed in 24 dogs that had been treated for 1 week with either placebo, dexamethasone, or deoxycorticosterone. Eight dogs served as control and received daily iv injections of placebo; eight dogs received the mineralocorticoid, deoxycorticosterone; and eight received the glucocorticoid, dexamethasone. The three groups did not differ with respect to base-line hemodynamic variables either before administration of norepinephrine or after autonomic reflexes had been inhibited by ganglionic blockade. Comparisons of the three groups' hemodynamic responses to norepinephrine were made both before and after ganglionic blockade with the parallel line bioassay as a statistical test. Dogs given deoxycorticosterone had much greater increases in mean arterial pressure and peripheral resistance with norepinephrine than did dogs given dexamethasone or placebo. Dogs given dexamethasone had slightly greater increases in mean arterial pressure than did dogs given placebo; changes in peripheral resistance were similar in the two groups. The augmented response of mean arterial pressure was apparent only after ganglionic blockade in the dexamethasone group. The vascular effects of norepinephrine, therefore, were markedly augmented by treatment with doxycorticosterone and only slightly augmented by treatment with dexamethasone. The effect of norepinephrine on mean right atrial pressure was augmented in both groups treated with steroid before hexamethonium but only in the group treated with dexamethasone after hexamethonium. The results indicate that deoxycorticosterone and dexamethasone have different qualitative and quantitative effects on circulatory responses to norepinephrine.


Studies on antibody to intrinsic factor. Sera from a group of 79 patients with pernicious anemia were studied for the presence of antibody to intrinsic factor. Two general types of antibody activity were found, and it was possible to distinguish three groups of pernicious anemia sera on the basis of their content of these types. Type I antibody blocks the binding of radioactive vitamin B(12) to intrinsic factor when added to intrinsic factor before the B(12); it is not detected on intrinsic factor when added after B(12). This antibody blocks intrinsic factor-mediated B(12) absorption in vivo when mixed in the sequence intrinsic factor + antibody I + B(12), but not when mixed in the sequence intrinsic factor + B(12) + antibody I. Type II antibody reacts with intrinsic factor when B(12) is attached. This antibody prevents the absorption of B(12) from intrinsic factor in pernicious anemia patients when mixed in the sequence intrinsic factor + B(12) + antibody II, and is thereby distinguished from antibody I.


The anticoagulant activity of lysosomal cationic proteins from polymorphonuclear leukocytes. A cationic protein fraction from rabbit polymorphonuclear leukocyte lysosomes has been shown to exert a potent anticoagulant effect on human blood in vitro. The anticoagulant activity is detectable in the whole blood clotting time, the recalcification time of platelet-rich plasma, the prothrombin time, the partial thromboplastin time, and the thromboplastin generation test. The lysosomal cationic proteins do not inhibit any of the known specific procoagulants. They appear to inhibit clotting by blocking the formation of intrinsic thromboplastin possibly by interfering with the role of phospholipids in the reaction involving Factors V and X and calcium.


The state of copper in human serum: evidence for an amino acid-bound fraction. In addition to copper bound to ceruloplasmin and to albumin, there is a third small fraction of copper in human serum that is bound to amino acids. The amino acid-bound fraction of copper is in equilibrium with albumin-bound copper, and both fractions are probably in equilibrium with ionic copper. Of the 23 amino acids that are known to be in human serum, a substantial number were shown (in physiological concentrations) to compete effectively with albumin for the binding of copper. In this respect, histidine had the most marked effect followed by glutamine, threonine, cystine, and others. The effect of the combined presence of 23 amino acids on the state of copper in human serum could not be explained on the basis of their individual abilities to compete with albumin for the binding of copper. It is suggested that copper may also be present in serum in the form of mixed amino acid-copper complexes consisting of one atom of copper and two different amino acids. Under normal conditions, histidine is the amino acid primarily involved in the formation of mixed amino acid-copper complexes in serum. In combination with histidine and copper, threonine, glutamine, and asparagine are the other amino acids that are most likely to be the third members of these mixed complexes. The first binding site for copper on human albumin is different from subsequent ones in that its binding affinity to copper is much higher. We propose that the amino acid-bound fraction of copper in serum may have a physiological role in the biological transport of copper.


Studies on lipolysis in human adipose cells. Epinephrine stimulated lipolysis and the uptake of oxygen by subcutaneous adipose cells of man. When glucose-(14)C was present in the medium, its utilization was not increased by epinephrine, although lipolysis was accelerated. Insulin did not reduce the production of fatty acids that had been stimulated by epinephrine. The combination of human growth hormone and cortisol stimulated the production of fatty acids by isolated human adipose cells to a lesser extent than epinephrine. When human growth hormone or cortisol was used singly, or when bovine growth hormone was added in combination with cortisol, no effect on fatty acid production was observed. Furthermore, an acetone-dried preparation of human pituitary glands, which was shown to stimulate lipolysis in rat adipose cells, had no effect on fatty acid formation in human adipose cells. This suggested that the human pituitary gland contained no more potent lipolytic agents than growth hormone and was supported by the lack of response of human adipose cells to purified corticotropin.


Pulmonary changes following homologous blood perfusion.


The influence of amino acids on copper uptake by rat liver slices. Addition of physiological concentrations of 20 l-amino acids to the incubation medium facilitates the uptake of copper by liver slices. This effect can be observed in a wide range of initial concentrations of copper in the medium, including the low physiological concentrations. The uptake of copper was not influenced by the addition of sodium lactate or d-glucose to the incubation media. The facilitation of copper uptake by amino acids is abolished under anaerobic conditions. It is not affected by the presence of 2,4-dinitrophenol. The type of transport and its exact mechanism have not been established, but this type of transport does not fulfill the criteria for classification as simple diffusion.


In vitro bactericidal capacity of human polymorphonuclear leukocytes: diminished activity in chronic granulomatous disease of childhood. Diminished bactericidal capacity was found to be characteristic of polymorphonuclear leukocytes (PMN) from five children with the clinical syndrome of granulomatous disease of childhood. The PMN from these children demonstrated nearly normal phagocytic capacity, and the majority of viable bacteria, after 2 hours of incubation in the phagocytosis system, were found associated with leukocytes. The morphology of the unstimulated polymorphonuclear leukocytes from patients with chronic granulomatous disease was similar to those from normal persons of similar ages by light and electron microscopy. In addition, the total lysozyme and phagocytin activity of leukocyte extracts from these patients was similar to those from equal numbers of leukocytes from controls.A striking difference in the cytoplasmic response after phagocytosis characterized the PMN of the patients with granulomatous disease. Whereas degranulation, vacuole formation, and rapid bacterial digestion were the rule in the PMN from controls, little degranulation and persistence of intact bacteria in the cytoplasm characterized disease. The deficiency of bactericidal capacity and the minimal degranulation after active phagocytosis by the PMN of these children with an inherited syndrome suggest that separate metabolic processes are involved in phagocytosis and in intracellular digestion. Continuing study of the metabolic function of leukocytes from these children should provide an opportunity for increased understanding of the metabolic basis for degranulation and intracellular digestion in phagocytic cells.


Nutritive value for rats of certain by-products of the corn refining industry.


Metabolism of hydroxylysine by rats.

Metabolism of hydroxylysine by rats.


Influence of cyclopropenoid fatty acids on the cholesterol metabolism of cockerels.


Long-term studies on the hypolipemic effect of dietary calcium in mature male rats fed cocoa butter.


Cellular response with increased feeding in neonatal rats.


Riboflavin deficiency and gastric ulcer production in the rat: a procedure for the study of susceptibility to stress-induced gastric ulcers.


Histidine metabolism in the human adult: histidine blood tolerance, and the effect of continued free L-histidine ingestion on the concentration of imidazole compounds in blood and urine.


Growth inhibition of dermestes maculatus by phytosterols.


Growth of young rats after differential manipulation of maternal diet.


Effectiveness of vitamin E in reversing sterility of male chickens fed a diet high in linoleic acid.


Influence of dietary carbohydrates on magnesium utilization in the chick.


Selenium involvement in the oxidation by rat liver tissue of certain tricarboxylic acid cycle intermediates.


Influence of lactose and glucose on magnesium-28 retention in the chick.


Some effects of caloric restriction and deprivation on the obese hyperlipemic rat.


Reassessment of some amino acid requirements of larvae of Oryzaephilus surinamensis (L.) (coleoptera: silvanidae).


Influence of dietary fat level on the enzymatic and lipogenic adaptations in adipose tissue of meal-fed rats.


Influence of dietary carbohydrates on liver content and on serum lipids in relation to age and strain of rat.


The place of surgery in the prophylaxis of pulmonary embolism.


Tarsorrhaphy: a simple technique.

Tarsorrhaphy: a simple technique.


Surgical prevention of pulmonary embolism: vena cava plication.


Needle biopsy of the liver.

Needle biopsy of the liver.


The clinical diagnosis of lead poisoning.


A case of spino-cerebellar degeneration associated with carcinoma of the prostate.


Ethacrynic acid: assessment of saluretic and diuretic potency in patients with severe chronic renal failure.


Medicine in South Vietnam today. 1. A country at war.


Transumbilical portal hepatography, a significant adjunct in the investigation of liver disease.


The anatomical diagnosis of jaundice by percutaneous cholangiography and its influence on treatment.


Combined irradiation, intra-arterial chemotherapy, and surgery for the treatment of sarcomas of the extremities.


Segmental resection of the tracheobronchial tree.


Hepaticocutaneous fistula: case report with surgical technique for creation of fistula.


Symptomatic celiac artery stenosis due to constriction by the neurofibrous tissue of the celiac ganglion.


Autogenous replacement of the external iliac and common femoral arteries by common iliac hypogastric advancement.


Colon cancer inhibition by viral warts.

Colon cancer inhibition by viral warts.


Effect of epicardiectomy on myocardial function.


Compliance of the liver.

Compliance of the liver.


Physiological role of cortisol in the plasma volume response to hemorrhage.


Effects of portacaval shunts on flow and composition of bile.


The interaction between human erythrocytes and metal surfaces.


A one-stage hepatectomy with vena caval homotransplant.


Diffusion respiration and electrolyte composition of mitral valves, aortic valves, and pericardium.


Antigenicity of homografted veins.

Antigenicity of homografted veins.


Chronic bleeding duodenal ulcer in childhood managed by hemigastrectomy and vagotomy.


Heterotopic brain in the nasopharynx and soft palate: report of two cases.


Symposium on coronary arteriography. Introduction.


Coronary blood flow in man and its relation to the coronary arteriogram.


Surgical reconstruction of the diseased esophagus. II. Interposition of the ileocolon and colon.


Myocardial metabolism in coronary artery disease. Comparison of patients with diabetes or hypercholesterolemia without and with coronary artery disease.


Contribution of the coronary arteriogram to diagnosis of coronary heart disease.


Coronary angiography in the clinical analysis of suspected coronary disease.


Correlation between coronary arteriography and the postexercise electrocardiogram.


Internal mammary artery implant. A method for assessing the physiologic efficacy of the "Vineberg procedure".


Obscure cardiomyopathies with coronary artery changes.


Urea-stable lactate dehydrogenase as an index of cardiac isoenzymes.


Upper-limb cardiovascular syndrome. A family study.


Congenital familial atrioventricular dissociation. Report of three siblings.


Variant angina pectoris.

Variant angina pectoris.


Repetitive tachycardia. A review of 40 cases with no demonstrable heart disease.


Uterine cervical epithelium of fetal and immature human females in relation to estrogenic stimulation.


Enzymatic activities related to steroid synthesis in common ovarian cancer.


Further observations on the relationships of pyruvate and lactate in human pregnancy.


Ovarian and parovarian tumors in infants and children.


Pregnancy in the rabbit following immunization with human chorionic gonadotropin.


Electrolyte changes in aortas of hypertensive pregnant and nonpregnant animals.


Effect of meperidine on uterine contractility during pregnancy and prelabor.


Continuous intravenous analgesia in labor.


The puerperal cervix, injuries and healing. A colposcopic study.


Acid-soluble nucleotides in human placenta and amniochorionic membrane.


Uptake and incorporation into protein of radioactive glycine by human placentas in vitro.


The noise-free fetal electrocardiogram recorded from the maternal abdomen.


Fetomaternal hemorrhage from diagnostic transabdominal amniocentesis.


Apgar score and neonatal blood pressure. A comparative study of obstetric methods in Sweden and in the United States.


Cord blood proteins versus respiratory distress syndrome.


Management of pregnancy following lower urinary tract diversion.


Peritoneal lavage for cytology.

Peritoneal lavage for cytology.


A multipurpose sounding cannula.

A multipurpose sounding cannula.


Hypercoagulability with malignancy.

Hypercoagulability with malignancy.


Carbohydrate consumption and cardiovascular complaints.


The comparative effects on circulation of smoking tobacco and lettuce leaf cigarettes.


Decrease in resistance of arterial branches in the mouse tail following some minutes of circulatory occlusion.


Ankle blood pressure response to graded treadmill exercise.


Isoxsuprine hydrochloride in cold injury.


False intra-abdominal tumoral images with angiography.


Treatment of myelomatosis with fluoride.


Malignant melanoma.

Malignant melanoma.


Insulin resistance.

Insulin resistance.


Effects of cooling on the safety of premixed gases.


Methotrexate in treatment of sarcomata.

Methotrexate in treatment of sarcomata.


Neurological presentation of bacterial endocarditis.


Contamination of hospital disinfectants with Pseudomonas species.


Iron absorption in coeliac disease of childhood and adolescence.


Survival of polycythaemia vera patients treated with radioactive phosphorus.


Poisoning in the home.

Poisoning in the home.


Oral contraceptives.

Oral contraceptives.


Malaria, glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency, and Hb S.


Hemolysis in typhoid fever.

Hemolysis in typhoid fever.


Haemodynamic effects of propranolol.

Haemodynamic effects of propranolol.


Pressurized aerosols in asthma.

Pressurized aerosols in asthma.


Deaths from asthma.

Deaths from asthma.


Gastrocolic fistula complicating benign peptic ulceration.


Enzymes in acute myocardial infarction.

Enzymes in acute myocardial infarction.


Intracardiac pressure-flow dynamics in isolated ventricular septal defects.


Hereditary factors in atrial septal defect.


Observations on the natural history of varicosity of pulmonary veins.


Quantitation of precordial movement. II. Mitral regurgitation.


Quantitation of precordial movement. I. Normal subjects.


The precordial movements in adults with pulmonic stenosis.


Cardiac volume in normal children and adolescents. Its application to patients with rheumatic mitral insufficiency.


Cardioversion following prosthetic mitral valve replacement.


Study of 200 consecutive patients with abdominal aneurysms diagnosed by intravenous aortography.  Comparative longevity with and without aneurysmectomy.


The vectorcardiogram in cystic fibrosis. Diagnostic significance and correlation with pulmonary function tests.


Cadmium, chromium, and cardiovascular disease.


Correlations of the orthogonal electrocardiogram and vectorcardiogram with consitutional variables in 518 normal men.


Free and esterified sterols in surface lipids from uninvolved skin in psoriasis.


Report of committee on electrocardiography, American Heart Association.  Recommendations for standardization of leads and of specifications for instruments in electrocardiography and vectorcardiography.


Effects of the sitting position on blood flow in the internal carotid artery of man during general anesthesia.


Health manpower in transition.

Health manpower in transition.


Effects of human hippocampal ablation.

Effects of human hippocampal ablation.


Alternating-current electrocoagulation with bipolar electrodes.


Repair of an aneurysm of the basilar artery by a transclival approach. Case report.


Transcavernous repair of carotid cavernous fistula. Case report.


Obliteration of midline vertebral artery aneurysm via basilar craniectomy.


Spinal extradural cyst. Case report.

Spinal extradural cyst. Case report.


Spinal subdural granuloma caused by micropulvarized barium sulphate. Case report.


Primary cerebellar rhabdomyosarcoma. Case report.


Traumatic intracranial arachnoidal cyst involving the Gasserian ganglion. Case report.


Television magnification in surgery. Technical note.


Footpiece for suction control.

Footpiece for suction control.


A modified angiography needle.

A modified angiography needle.


New clip for intracranial surgery and vascular microsurgery.


Modified aneurysm clip.

Modified aneurysm clip.


Determination of in vivo distribution volumes in man with non-reactive compounds.


A collimator system for scanning at low energies.


A sensitive technique for measuring thyroidal uptake of iodine-131.


Measurement of effective renal plasma flow in man by external counting methods.


Clinicopathologic conference. Case presentation.


Familial occurrence of the somatic phenotype of Turner's syndrome.


Enzyme studies on diploid cell strains developed from patients with hereditary orotic aciduria.


Therapy of duodenal ulcer.

Therapy of duodenal ulcer.


Topics in clinical medicine. The patient with fever of undetermined origin. A diagnostic challenge.


Amino acid abnormalities in a mentally retarded population.


Unilateral hyperlucent lung: a study in pathophysiology and etiology.


Chronic diarrhea in an adult with hypokalemic nephropathy and osteomalacia due to functioning ganglioneuroblastoma.


Ventilatory changes in obese persons during oxygen breathing.


The passage of cephalothin into and out of ascitic fluid.


A new artificial kidney monitor for use with the travenol twin coil dialyzer.


The importance of x-ray microcalcifications in breast cancer.


Desferal therapy in iron storage disease.


Local failure in the treatment of melanoma. The Janeway lecture, 1966.


Mucosal melanomas of the head and neck.

Mucosal melanomas of the head and neck.


Basal cell nevus syndrome: its roentgenologic significance. Review of the literature and report of four cases.


Pineal body tumors.

Pineal body tumors.


Internal strabismus secondary to intracranial extension of cancer of the nasopharynx cured with radiation therapy.


A water-jet device for supportive care in oral cancer.


Hodgkin's disease. Tumor lethal dose and iso-effect recovery curve.


Pleural mesotheliomas. Clinical experiences with thirty-seven patients.


Radiolucent intracavitary radiation applicators. Their special usefulness in computer calculated dosimetry.


Radiation dose fractionation and high pressure oxygen in radiotherapy of the DBA mouse mammary carcinoma.


Tissue compensating filters for cobalt 60 teletherapy.


Cobalt 60-80 calcurule.

Cobalt 60-80 calcurule.


Intra-arterial 5-bromodeoxyuridine and x-ray therapy.


Complete calibration of an x-ray therapy unit.


Fast neutron beam radiotherapy. Status and prospects.


St. Agatha and inadequate simple mastectomy.


The paradox of breast cancer.

The paradox of breast cancer.


Therapeutic integration of breast cancer. Analysis of 174 cases.


Does prophylactic radiation therapy given for cancer of the breast predispose to metastasis?


The diagnosis of senile osteoporosis using a new bone density index.


The effects of x-radiation on peritoneal healing: an experimental study.


The lobotomy patient--a decade later: a follow-up study of a research project started in 1948. One hundred and fifty patients with chronic mental illness were treated with prefrontal lobotomy between 1948 and 1952 as part of a research study. Follow-up assessments were made by the author in 1952 and again in 1962. One hundred and sixteen patients of the original 150 were available for the follow-up study which provides the basis for this report. Sixty-seven per cent improved sufficiently to live out of hospital, although 26% did have periods of relapse requiring further treatment. The maximum postoperative response usually occurred at six months and was usually maintained subsequently. Most significant complications of lobotomy were epilepsy (12%) and a personality defect (91%). The results of this lobotomy study were examined in relationship to current psychiatric therapy, with particular reference to recent clinical experience with lobotomy. It was concluded that if prefrontal lobotomy is used for selected cases of intractable mental disorder only, it has probably found its proper place in psychiatric treatment.


Use of the colon for urinary diversion.

Use of the colon for urinary diversion.


Use of the orbital space laboratory for research in biology and medicine.


Relation between maximal acid output of stomach and lean body mass.


Information management for a biomedical research laboratory in space.


Systems engineering in aerospace medical research.


Some aspects of pulmonary aspergilloma in Portugal.


Experience with isoniazid prophylaxis in a large city health department.


Problems in pulmonary tubercosis.

Problems in pulmonary tubercosis.


Coexistent atrial and ventricular septal defects. A report of twenty-two cases.


Varying intensity of the first sound with atrial flutter.


Roentgenogram of the month.

Roentgenogram of the month.


A case report of mediastinal neurogenic neoplasm containing arteriovenous fistulas.


Air embolism following mediastinoscopy and scalene node biopsy. Report of a case.


The influence of age of culture on the production of adjuvant-active peptidoglycolipids by saprophytic mycobacteria.


Diagnosis and management of stage IA (microinvasive) carcinoma of the cervix.


Negative respiratory waves in stomach.

Negative respiratory waves in stomach.


Disturbed glucose tolerance in subtotal gastrectomy.


Gastric "freezing"--a clinical double-blind study.


The differential diagnosis of giant liver. A review of the clinical significance of massive hepatomegaly.


Multiple small bowel intussusception with small and large bowel polyps and acute pancreatitis.


Preservation of myocardial function during open heart surgery.


Role of vascular insufficiency in drug-induced small bowel ulceration.


Malfunction without constriction of the common bile duct.


Craniofacial surgery in craniometaphyseal dysplasia.


Metastatic cancer without a detectable primary site.


Peptic esophagitis, hiatal hernia, and duodenal ulcer. A unified concept.


Tetracycline-induced fatty liver in nonpregnant patients. A report of six cases.


Effect of methyl cyanoacrylate on the hepatic capsule.


Intraperitoneal drains in surgery of the colon. Clinical evaluation of 454 cases.


Appendicitis. A continuing surgical challenge.


An approach to the difficult inguinal hernia.


Fate of the left kidney after portorenal shunt.


Ligation of the inferior vena cava above the renal vein of a sole kidney with recovery.


Long-term results of rotation-plasty in two patients with subtotal aplasia of the femur.


Disappearing gallstones.

Disappearing gallstones.


Acute obstruction of the afferent loop after gastrectomy.


Lesser sac apoplexy.

Lesser sac apoplexy.


Cicatricial stenosis of jejunum after reduction of volvulus.


Popliteal artery and vein entrapment.

Popliteal artery and vein entrapment.


Carcinosarcoma of the stomach.

Carcinosarcoma of the stomach.


Use of balloon-tipped catheterin exploration of the common duct.


The confluence stone. A hazardous complication of biliary tract disease.


Abnormal vascular tone, defective oxygen transport and myocardial failure in human septic shock.


Importance of shock and cyanosis in pulmonary embolism.


Effects of septic shock on renal function in humans.


The effect of adrenergic blockade on lymph flow in endotoxin shock.


Aneurysms of the aorta: a review.

Aneurysms of the aorta: a review.


Problems in hemostasis during open heart urgery. VII. Changes in fibrinogen concentration during and after cardiopulmonary bypass with particular reference to the effect of heparin neutralization on fibrinogen.


Anastomoses in the alimentary tract using a sero-muscular tubular cuff technic.


Treatment of pancreatic exocrine insufficiency. II. Effects on fat absorption of pancreatic lipase and fifteen commercial pancreatic supplements as measured by I-131 tagged triolein in the dog.


Treatment of pancreatic exocrine insufficiency. I. In vitro lipolytic activities of pancreatic lipase and fifteen commercial pancreatic supplements.


Gastric outlet obstruction due to congenital pyloric mucosal membrane.


Effect of vagal stimulation by 2-deoxy-D-glucose and insulin on gastric motility in dogs.


Reduction of iatrogenic bacterial contamination in operating rooms.


X-ray visualization of hepatic hilar lymphatics by direct catheterization.


Avulsion of the left hepatic duct.

Avulsion of the left hepatic duct.


Interlobar intrahepatic approach to biliary tract reconstruction.


Congenital duodenal diaphragm in the adult: review of the literature and report of a case.


The seat belt syndrome: sigmoid colon perforation.


Isolated varices of the gastric fundus.

Isolated varices of the gastric fundus.


Herniation of the gallbladder through the epiploic foramen into the lesser sac.


Chylous edema of the leg: a case report.


Presumed minimal brain dysfunction in children. Relationship to performance on selected behavioral tests.


Drug- and placebo-treated neurotic outpatients. Pretreatment levels of manifest anxiety, clinical improvement, and side reactions.


Borderline personality and the Theatre of the Absurd.


Psychotherapy, learning theory, and insight.


Chromosome analyses of adult schizophrenics.


Antibody response to cholera vaccine. Differences between depressed, schizophrenic, and normal subjects.


In search of an identity.

In search of an identity.


Homosexuality. A search for the ego-ideal.


Placebo effect and symptom relief in psychotherapy.


Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. A comparison of Guam and classical cases.


Concentration. The phenomenon and its disruption.


The continued nonpatient. An adolescent dilemma.


Neurologic deficits following myelography.


Examination for optokinetic nystagmus in sleep and waking.


Venous anatomy of human hindbrain. A stereomicroangiographic study of the venous angio-architecture and the venous areas of drainage.


Acute hemodynamic changes during experimental cerebral embolism.


Practical management of the patient with traumatic cord bladder.


Prescription of physical activity during acute stage of cardiac disability.


The role of the physiatrist in the management of the cardiac patient.


Clinical management of disability due to rheumatoid arthritis.


Medical management of patients with disability due to arthritis.


The fitting of a lower-extremity prosthesis in the immediately postamputation period: a new challenge in rehabilitation.


Rehabilitation of the lower extremity amputee with marked flexion contractures: report of two cases.


Tar and nicotine retrieval from fifty-six brands of cigarettes.


Cancer of the breast at menopausal ages.


Diffuse infiltrating scirrhous carcinoma of the breast. Special consideration of the single-filing phenomenon.


Fate of patients with recurrent carcinoma of the breast. Recurrence five or more years after initial treatment.


Detection of osseous metastases. Evaluation of bone scanning with strontium-85.


Cancer of the colon and rectum. Current procedures for detection and diagnosis.


Fatal primary cancer of the lung in a teen-age smoker.


High-dosage delta-1-testololactone therapy of disseminated carcinoma of the breast.


Beryllium carcinogenesis. I. Inhalation exposure of rats to beryllium sulfate aerosol.


Beryllium carcinogenesis. II. Pulmonary deposition and clearance of inhaled beryllium sulfate in the rat.


The distribution of radioactivity within the hepatic cell after administration of labeled 3-methylcholanthrene.


The effects of fibroblasts on the colonial morphology of HeLa cells.


Rates of turnover of deoxythymidine kinase and of its template RNA in regenerating and control liver.


Intracellular protein breakdown in the L1210 ascites leukemia.


Inhibition of DNA synthesis by hydroxyurea: structure-activity relationships.


Penetration of benzo[alpha]pyrene into the skin of mice with inherited cutaneous abnormalities.


Hydroxyurea-induced inhibition of deoxyribonucleotide synthesis: studies in intact cells.


Liver and serum vitamin B12 concentration of rat during ingestion of 3'-methyl-4-dimethylaminoazobenzene.


Uptake of methotrexate-3H by rabbit kidney slices.


Toxicity of intraperitoneal injections of 7, 12-dimethylbenz[a]anthracene in inbred mice.


The incidence of mammary tumors in germ-free C3H mice.


Toxicity of several cancerigenic polycyclic hydrocarbons and other agents in AKR and C57BL-6 mice.


Viruses and mammalian chromosomes. VII. The persistence of a chromosomal instability in regenerating, transplanted, and cultured neoplasms induced by human Adenovirus type 12 in Syrian hamsters.


The ethnic distribution of disease in the United States.


Catecholamine excretion in young white and Negro males with normal and elevated blood pressure.


Trends in death rates from cerebrovascular disease in Memphis, Tennessee, 1920-1960.


Abnormal trace elements in man: tellurium.


A method for continuous flow, single-pass peritoneal dialysis: preliminary communication.


Bilateral adrenocortical carcinoma.

Bilateral adrenocortical carcinoma.


Rupture of the gravid uterus.

Rupture of the gravid uterus.


Bladder dysfunction related to lesions of the spinal cord.


Cardiovascular surgery: an outline for general practitioners.


The treatment of acromioclavicular dislocation by use of a lag screw.


Circulating anticoagulant due to Factor 8 deficiency with spontaneous remission: case report.


Management of pancreatic injuries.

Management of pancreatic injuries.


Casting a shadow.

Casting a shadow.


Pseudocysts of the pancreas: a review of 59 cases.


Electroshock therapy for cardiac arrhythmias: a follow-up study of 34 patients.


The whole man.

The whole man.


Medical Grand Rounds from the University of Alabama Medical Center.


Tracheostomy in infancy and childhood.

Tracheostomy in infancy and childhood.


Comprehensive medical care in a rural setting: possible roles of the public health and rehabilitation professions.


Good medical reports will keep you out of court.


Bites by cottonmouths (Ancistrodon piscivorus) in the United States.


Reliability of glutamic-oxalacetic transaminase methods.


Severe neonatal anemia due to massive transplacental hemorrhage.


An avidity method for the prediction of severe erythroblastosis.


Quantitative assay of the Hageman factor.


An abnormal elevation of hemoglobin A2 in hereditary spherocytosis.


The Duke bleeding time.

The Duke bleeding time.


Cell-size distribution of mouse bone marrow. As determined by electronic particle counting and ocular micrometry.


A new method for total, free, and conjugated serum bilirubin.


The hemagglutination inhibition and complement fixation tests in the serodiagnosis of mumps central nervous system disease. A comparative study.


Histiocytosis of spleen, lymph node, and bone marrow. Associated with thrombocytopenia, splenomegaly, and splenic angiomata.


Pulmonary bile thromboemboli. A report of two cases.


Deep mycotic infections in Colombia. A clinicopathologic study of 162 cases.


Clinical liver function tests in canine complete lobar iliary obstruction.


Liver cell regeneration and degeneration after lobar biliary obstruction in dogs.


Multifocal trichobezoars of the gastrointestinal tract. Presentation of a unique case complicated by internal fistulas and its operative management.


Megasigmoid syndrome in diabetes and neurologic disease. Review of 13 cases.


A study of the renal vascular patterns in hypertension, chronic pyelonephritis and other diseases. Hunterian Lecture delivered at the Royal College of Surgeons of England on 24th February 1966.


The clinical spectrum of renal insufficiency during acute glomerulonephritis in the adult. Twenty-seven adults with acute poststreptococcal glomerulonephritis were divided into two groups according to the severity of reduction in renal function: (1) 14 patients with mild depression of renal function, and (2) 13 patients with more severe renal insufficiency. In the first group the outcome was favourable, with complete clinical recovery in 11 patients. Only two patients in the second group have recovered. Five have died of renal failure and in six the chronic stage has developed. The most notable histopathological lesion observed in this group of patients was severe proliferative glomerulonephritis with a large number of epithelial crescents. According to the mode of development and time of onset of renal failure, these 13 patients could be divided into three sub-groups: (1) early renal failure without oliguria (three patients), (2) early renal failure with severe oliguria or anuria (three patients) and (3) delayed renal failure (seven patients).Although there are exceptions, the development of renal insufficiency in an adult patient suffering from acute glomerulonephritis is usually associated with a guarded prognosis.


A Canadian electric-arm prosthesis for children. The thalidomide tragedy in Canada initiated new efforts to produce functional prosthetic appliances for very young amputees. In 1962, the Rehabilitation Institute of Montreal began to fit 36 babies with adapted conventional and gas-operated devices.Practical experience with the Soviet prosthesis proved the feasibility of myoelectric control, and indicated the possibility of using skin electrodes over an active muscle for control purposes in children. We obtained assistance from the Northern Electric Company, whose research laboratories produced the prototype arms described in this report. An all-electric prosthetic system was developed which carries out four different movements driven by a single motor. Function is effected by switches, but a myoelectric control system could be readily adapted without major changes. In the description of our needs for the proposed arm, we asked for modular construction and a minimum service life of one year between major repairs. Details of design and performance are outlined in this report.Initial clinical experience indicates that the prosthesis is completely accepted by the young patient, in spite of its excessive weight and inconvenient control. Four powered joints give the child greater functional freedom. In future we plan to fit an older child and will study more bilateral installations in the next 14 months. After further use, study and improvement, this device will become a useful prosthesis.


Studies on the low toxicity of reduced iron, B.P. 1932. Reduced iron, B.P. 1932, an old form of medicinal metallic iron powder, was given by mouth to albino rats. Measurable toxic effects were not produced until the dose reached 10 g./kg. body weight, which is 10 times the LD(50) of iron similarly given as ferrous sulfate. Death occurred at three days and after from doses of 60 to 100 g./kg. and was due to hemoconcentration and vascular congestion of the liver and kidneys resulting from absorption of iron through an inflamed gastrointestinal mucosa. Larger doses produced death in one to three days from bowel obstruction due to impaction of iron in the stomach and intestines. The results suggest that reduced iron is the least toxic of all iron medicinal preparations and that re-investigation of its therapeutic value is warranted.


Lung changes in woodworkers.

Lung changes in woodworkers. Pathological changes were observed in the lungs of two workers who had been exposed to wood dust for many years. The cause of death in each case was unrelated to the lung condition. The histopathological changes in the lung were: (1) centrilobular fibrosis and emphysema, (2) the presence of intra-alveolar basophilic particles which had excited a histiocytic and foreign body reaction. Special studies of these bodies tended to confirm the suspicion that they were particles of wood dust. Studies have shown that woodworkers are in an environment heavily saturated with wood dust. The present study suggests that the wood dust is inhaled into the alveoli and may lead to changes in the lungs.


Radioautography of noradrenaline-14-C in atopic dermatitis. Since storage-time of administered noradrenaline in the skin of patients with atopic dermatitis may be prolonged, it would be of interest to demonstrate the site of uptake of noradrenaline-(14)C in atopic dermatitis as compared with other eczematous and normal skins. Two adult patients with longstanding atopic dermatitis, a patient with contact dermatitis to nickel and one with normal skin, were studied. Identical sites in the four patients were injected intradermally with 0.02 mug. DL-noradrenaline-7-(14)C acetate. An 8-mm. punch biopsy of the injected site was performed 24 hours later. Radioautographs were developed between three and 199 days, according to the technique of Kopriwa and Leblond.(2) At 199 days, the number of grains in atopic dermatitic skin was greater than in contact dermatitis or normal skin. There was a concentration of grains over arrectores pilorum muscles and the upper one-third of the epidermis of atopic skin. Grains were also visible in proximity to arteriolar walls. There were few grains visible in the control sections. The results confirm earlier studies suggesting that atopic dermatitic skin retains noradrenaline longer than other dermatoses. Noradrenaline concentrates in the arrectores pilorum muscles and the upper epidermis. These findings may explain the cutis anserina (goose-flesh) appearance in atopic dermatitis.


Epidemics of tuberculosis in Canada in the sixties. Data on 24 localized tuberculosis epidemics occurring in Canada from January 1960 to March 1965 have been analyzed. In a population of about 13,000 at some degree of risk 308 new cases of active tuberculosis occurred-an incidence of 2.3%. In individual outbreaks, however, the incidence was as high as 31%. Epidemics occurred under a wide variety of circumstances-in schools, homes, communities, an army camp and a hockey team. Detected source cases included parents, school teachers, a cook, a hired man and a "den mother".Because of the involvement of children, about four out of 10 new active cases were primary tuberculosis. Approximately two out of 10 were moderately or far advanced pulmonary cases. The findings suggest the need to reconsider BCG vaccination of the younger age group as a means of raising the level of herd immunity.


Avoidance therapy: its use in two cases of underwear fetishism.


Drug costs and drug safety.

Drug costs and drug safety.


Of suicide and folly.

Of suicide and folly.


Mortality among Canadian physicians.

Mortality among Canadian physicians.


Project Head Start and the pediatrician.


Infants, toddlers, and aspirin.

Infants, toddlers, and aspirin.


Accident prevention as the "New Frontier".


Scoliosis--a deforming childhood problem.


Genetic counseling in clinical pediatrics. What to do with inquiries about heritable disorders.


Actinomycosis in childhood. Historical review and case presentation.


Physical fitness in adolescence.

Physical fitness in adolescence.


The pediatrician and the adolescent. "An extraordinary opportunity to be helpful".


Malaria prophylaxis and treatment in G-6-PD deficiency. An observation on the toxicity of primaquine and chloroquine.


Idiopathic pulmonary hemosiderosis.

Idiopathic pulmonary hemosiderosis.


Skateboard injuries in a campus community.


Psychodynamics of depressive illness. (Fantasy love-object loss as an etiologic factor).


Some effects of mesoridazine (TPS-23) on chronic psychiatric patients.


The game of peek-a-boo.

The game of peek-a-boo.


A new guanidine diuretic, amipramizide: reduction of the kaliuretic effect of ethacrynic acid in man.


Rehabilitation counseling in the state mental hospital.


Evaluation of carphenazine in hospitalized schizophrenic women.


Molindone: an indole derivative with antipsychotic activity.


Effects of methyldopa in fifty hypertensive patients.


Drugs and suicide in the United States.

Drugs and suicide in the United States.


Psychological method for evaluating medication by repeated exposure to a stressor film.


Assessment of the dependence-producing properties of dihydrocodeinone and codoxime.


Metabolism of 2-alpha- and 6-beta-hydroxycortisol in man: determination of production rates of 6-beta-hydroxycortisol with and without phenobarbital administration.


Effect of hyperthyroidism on the renal concentrating mechanism in humans.


Relative toxicity of gonadotropic extracts prepared from post-menopausal urine by the Albert and Johnsen methods.


Evaluation of a new photographic method for assessing pupil diameters.


Relative recovery of follicle-stimulating hormone and luteinizing hormone from post-menopausal urine by the Albert and Johnsen methods.


Experimental alteration of the circadian rhythm in plasma cortisol (17-OHCS) concentration in man.


Hypersiderosis.

Hypersiderosis.


On the nature of chronic neurological disorders in children.


The metabolism of uracil-2-14C and the granulocyte response to endotoxin as indicators of the toxicity produced in patients receiving 5-fluorouracil.


Dosage form and the physiologic availability of drugs.


Acute effects of human growth hormone on insulin secretion and glucose utilization in normal and growth hormone deficient subjects.


Recognition and management of the intermediate coronary syndrome.


Sex problems in later years.

Sex problems in later years.


Cancer and the neurosurgeon.

Cancer and the neurosurgeon.


Acute effects of fasting on gastrointestinal structure and function.


Current management of ulcerative colitis.


Acute arterial and venous occlusion relieved by the use of embolectomy and thrombectomy catheters.


An overview of essential hypertension.

An overview of essential hypertension.


Two minutes with diabetes.

Two minutes with diabetes.


Nurses' strike: many faces, many voices.


Cybernetics enters the hospital laboratory.


Daily test reports are help to physicians.


Quality control saves more than it costs.


"Casey's Profiles" expand diagnostic role of pathologists.


Computer sets stage for multi-testing.

Computer sets stage for multi-testing.


Computers are fine--but only if you know the score.


They built growth into this new hospital.


Cryosurgery: cold approach to hot cases.


Should you allow surgeon to use his technician as his scrub nurse?


Supervisor must go outside to learn job inside her hospital.


Here are some guidelines to help keep medical staffs self-governing.


Nursing research should emphasize improving the quality of patient care.


Extension of the drug abuse laws increases record keeping problems.


Custom cookery personalizes patient diets.


Better lists, technics and analysis can help limber your mailing muscle.


Dressing up dietary staff pays dividends.


Plan the elevators to allow for expansion.


Contracts: what constitutes a valid offer?


How surplus property can lower costs.

How surplus property can lower costs.


Punched card system improves reporting.

Punched card system improves reporting.


Out-of-uniform nurses make hit with kids.


British burns unit controls infection.

British burns unit controls infection.


Symposium on membrane transport. Active exchanges.


Symposium on membrane transport. Passive exchanges.


Symposium on membrane transport. Electrical activity in relation to intestinal transport.


Symposium on membrane transport. Transport in bacteria.


Symposium on membrane transport. Transport aspects of bile secretion.


Communication disorders in brain-damaged children.


Control of infection in ophthalmic surgery. Bacteriology.


Control of infection in ophthalmic surgery. Operating-theatre design and practice.


Control of infection in ophthalmic surgery. Sterilization of saline by gamma-radiation.


Monitoring requirements during cardiac surgery and in the postoperative period.


The practical use of monitoring in neuro-anesthesia.


Monitoring in anesthesia.

Monitoring in anesthesia.


The treatment of cardiac arrhythmias by direct-current countershock.


Monitoring the cardiovascular system.

Monitoring the cardiovascular system.


Clinical experience with intrauterine contraceptive devices.


Intestinal polyposis: the present position.


Endometrial and cytological studies of intrauterine contraceptive devices.


Experimental pain in general practice.

Experimental pain in general practice. Dr Robert Smith discusses the relationship between pain and emotional disturbance and describes experiments which he has undertaken in general practice, using a pressure algometer. Amongst other findings, he shows that aspirin did not relieve pressure pain but did delay or even suppress the onset of ultraviolet light burns.Dr K D Keele describes experiments to define individual pain thresholds and correlates these with the pain of cardiac infarction, and the morphine requirements in that condition.Professor C A Keele considers the chemistry of pain production and describes his technique for applying chemical algogens to experimentally induced blisters. He further considers the similarity between such substances and those contained in animal and plant venoms and speculates as to an even closer relationship between these and painful medical conditions.


Pain sensitivity and the pain pattern of cardiac infarction.


The chemistry of pain production.

The chemistry of pain production.


Radiation and the patterns of nature. Sensitivity of natural plant populations to ionizing radiation seems to follow known ecological patterns.


Extraordinary sex ratios. A sex-ratio theory for sex linkage and inbreeding has new implications in cytogenetics and entomology.


The National Academy of Sciences: profile of an institution. (3).


Progesterone: its possible role in the biosynthesis of cardenolides in Digitalis lanata. The incorporation of progestrone-7alpha-(3)H and pregnenolone-7alpha-(3)H into digitoxigenin, gitoxigenin, and digoxigenin in isolated, surviving leaves of Digitalis lanata was demonstrated. In addition, the conversion of pregnenolone to progesterone in the same system was proved. The results tend to indicate that progesterone is as good a precursor of cardenolides as pregnenolone It is suggested that the biosynthesis of cardenolides might proceed through the intermediacy of progesterone.


Human polymorphonuclear leukocytes: demonstration of microtubules and effect of colchicine. Microtubules are demonstrable in mature human polymorphonuclear leukocytes, even after prolonged incubation in vitro. These organelles are not seen after treatment with colchicine, which has various functional effects on these cells but does not inhibit phagocytosis.


Blastomyces dermatitidis: production of the sexual stage. Growth of five combinations of strains of Blastomyces dermatitidis in paired cultures on yeast-extract agar, plus bone meal, yielded the perfect stage for the first time. These cleistothecia, apparently of a new genus, produced eight spored asci. Monoascospore cultures developed hyphae and conidia typical of B. dermatitidis. Mice were successfully infected with inocula from a monoascospore culture.


Heritability of plasma cholinesterase activity in inbred mouse strains. The activity of cholinesterase was measured in the plasma of 543 mice of both sexes from 23 inbred mouse strains. Differences between strains were highly significant. The heritability of this characteristic was 0.70 in females and 0.67 in males.


Natural free-running period in vertebrate animal populations. Regression analysis (analysis of covariance) is contrasted with the conventional "mean period length" for estimating the length of period of the spontaneous activity frequency (free-running period) in population samples of Gila monsters (Heloderma suspectum) and kangaroo rats (Dipodomys merriami) in the Sonoran Desert. The mean period length in each population does not differ significantly from 24:00 hours (P > .05) and it does not differ significantly (P > .05) between the species studied; the probability that the free-running period a(in constant dark) in natural populations of Gila monsters and kangaroo rats is different from 24:00.0 is less than 1 in 1000 (P < .001). The so-called "mean period length" is of little or no use for precise determination of the period and phase relationships in circadian rhythms; moreover, it is entirely without value for statistical testing of differences either within or between populations.


Radiation protection.

Radiation protection.


Texas Proctologic Society.

Texas Proctologic Society.


Texas Society of Athletic Team Physicians.


Texas chapter, American College of Chest Physicians.


Texas Air-Medics Association.

Texas Air-Medics Association.


Aerospace medicine.

Aerospace medicine.


Creatine phosphokinase in disease.

Creatine phosphokinase in disease.


Protein losses during peritoneal dialysis.


Lobar pneumonia and alcoholism: an analysis of thirty-seven cases.


Metaproterenol, a new bronchodilator:: comparison with isoproterenol.


The comprehensive mental health center: uncharted horizons for inpatient services.


The psychosocial adjustment of medical inpatients after discharge: a follow-up study.


Geriatrics today--an overview.

Geriatrics today--an overview.


A controlled study of factors in the successful adjustment of mental patients to nursing homes.


The response to group psychotherapy of aged recent admissions compared with long-term mental hospital patients.


Metronidazole in the treatment of alcoholism: a negative report.


Is symptom removal dangerous?

Is symptom removal dangerous?


Rapid approximate intelligence test.

Rapid approximate intelligence test.


Enuresis, epilepsy, and the electroencephalogram.


Obesity and the body image. 1. Characteristics of disturbances in the body image of some obese persons.


Alcohol and affect: a psychopharmacological study.


Justice, the law, and capital punishment.


Perverted psychiatry?

Perverted psychiatry?


A social philosopher looks at the death penalty.


The psychiatric resident as participant therapist.


The psychiatrist's effect on the behavior and interaction of therapy groups.


The concept of motivation for treatment.


The psychiatrist as a member of the emergency room team.


The forensic psychiatry clinic: model for a new approach.


Patients as therapists.

Patients as therapists.


The neighborhood service center: an innovation in preventive psychiatry.


Evaluation of a psychiatric service for children, adolescents, and adults.


The World Psychiatric Association.

The World Psychiatric Association.


The use of videotape recordings in conjoint marital therapy.


The present status of methadone blockade treatment.


Drug treatment of phobic disorders.

Drug treatment of phobic disorders.


Position statement on the question of adequacy of treatment.


Multiple lobotomies.

Multiple lobotomies.


Complementary psychotherapy.

Complementary psychotherapy.


The psychopathology of Silas Marner.

The psychopathology of Silas Marner.


Activity of chloroquine against Plasmodium berghei in mice both with and without previous exposure to chloroquine.


The different effects of antimalarial drugs on Plasmodium lophurae developing intracellularly and extracellularly in vitro.


Hepatic-lipid changes in mice infected with Plasmodium berghei.


Differences in Toxoplasma dye test and hemagglutination antibodies shown by antigen fractionation.


Nasal granuloma caused by Entomophthora coronata.


Rhinophycomycosis entomophthorae in Nigeria.


Long duration of neutralizing-antibody response after immunization of man with a formalinized Colorado tick fever vaccine.


Subcutaneous phycomycosis: report of the first case observed in Colombia, South America.


Restan virus, a new group C arbovirus from Trinidad and Surinam.


Antimalarial effect of diaphenylsulfone and three sulfonamides among semi-immune Africans.


Susceptibility of the baby-hamster kidney-cell line (BHK-21) to infection with arboviruses.


Introduced malaria at Fort Benning, Georgia, 1964-1965.


Relations among antimalarial drugs: results of studies with cycloguanil-, sulfone-, or chloroquine-resistant Plasmodium berghei in mice.


Parasitologic studies in a group of furloughed missionaries. I. Intestinal protozoa.


Parasitologic studies in a group of furloughed missionaries. II. Helminth findings.


Schistosomiasis mansoni acquired in adulthood: behavior of egg counts and the intradermal test.


Dimethyloctadecylamine hydrochloride in hookworm disease.


A case of infection in man with Dirofilaria.


Asymptomatic pharyngeal plague infection in Vietnam.


Studies on Guaroa virus. I. Virus characteristics.


Studies on Guaroa virus. II. Observations in mice.


Studies on Guaroa virus. 3. Experimental infection of burros.


Middle ear choristoma with absent oval window. A report of one case.


Otitis media in the newborn. Relationship to duration of rupture of amniotic membrane.


Cerebellar atrophy simulating acoustic neurinoma.


The oto-palato-digital (OPD) syndrome.

The oto-palato-digital (OPD) syndrome.


Fiberoptic endotoscopes for examining the middle ear.


Hearing in Todas of South India.

Hearing in Todas of South India.


Metastatic adenocarcinoma of the frontal sinus.


Rupture of the esophagus.

Rupture of the esophagus.


An unusual complication of esophageal dilatation.


The role of the nasal septum in one-stage rhinoplasty.


A lymphatic pathway from the sinuses to the mediastinum.


Plastic tube injector in serous otitis media.


Vocal pitch and intensity regulation. A comparative study of electrical activity in the cricothyroid muscle and the airflow rate.


Intranasal freezing for severe epistaxis.


Professor John Loewenthal's Department of Surgery, University of Sydney.


Intra-osseous phlebography of the lower limb.


Rupture of the male bladder and posterior urethra following external violence.


Renal hydatid disease.

Renal hydatid disease.


Permeability of normal lymphatics.

Permeability of normal lymphatics.


The late results of meniscectomy.

The late results of meniscectomy.


Spontaneous rupture of the oesophagus.

Spontaneous rupture of the oesophagus.


Skin granulomata due to beryllium oxide.


Distal tracheal stenosis following tracheostomy.


Gastrin as an intestinal activator.

Gastrin as an intestinal activator.


The diagnosis of crohn's disease of the colon. A clinico-pathological study.


Neurofibroma (syn. neurilemmoma) of the oesophagus.


The metabolic response to cardiac surgery.


Wedensky's observations.

Wedensky's observations.


Traumatic subcutaneous rupture-separation of the trachea.


Development of form in the embryonic heart. An experimental approach.


The effect of atrial contraction on left ventricular performance in valvular aortic stenosis.


An electrocardiographic, anatomic, and metabolic study of zonal myocardial ischemia in coronary heart disease.


Percentage of left ventricular stroke work loss. A simple hemodynamic concept for estimation of severity in valvular aortic stenosis.


Clinical features and prognosis in dissecting aneurysm of the aorta. A re-appraisal.


Radiological findings in endomyocardial fibrosis.


Long-term reduction of serum cholesterol levels of patients with atherosclerosis by small doses of neomycin.


Interrelations between total exchangeable sodium, potassium, body water, and serum sodium and potassium concentrations in hyponatremic and normonatremic heart disease.


Cholesterol embolization. From pathological curiosity to clinical entity.


Prosthetic replacement of the mitral valve. Preoperative and postoperative clinical and hemodynamic assessments in 100 patients.


Importance of bile acids and of an intact distal small intestine for fat absorption.


Ketoglutarate tolerance test in liver disease.


Oxyhemoglobin dissociation in patients with hepatic encephalopathy.


Effect of the injection of albumin into the subarachnoid space of the common duct-ligated dog.


Effect of exclusion of bile from the intestine on gastric acid secretion.


Salicylates and iron absorption. Competition of salicylate and gastric juice for iron.


Effect of dietary gluten upon neomycin-induced malabsorption.


Different surgical therapies in identical twins with duodenal ulcers.


Dysfunction of the female bladder neck.

Dysfunction of the female bladder neck.


Complications of colostomy in infants and young children.


A rare case report: ruptured pregnant rudimentary uterine horn.


Recent trends in psychiatric treatment.

Recent trends in psychiatric treatment.


University of Iowa College of Medicine Clinical pathological conference No. 471. Trauma, shock and subcutaneous emphysema.


Investment-fund regulation.

Investment-fund regulation.


The diagnosis of laryngeal neoplasms.

The diagnosis of laryngeal neoplasms.


Preliminary report on the treatment of multiple juvenile laryngeal papillomata by ultrasound.


Anaemia as a factor in vertigo.

Anaemia as a factor in vertigo.


Focal sepsis and vertigo.

Focal sepsis and vertigo.


Studies on fungus infection of the external ear. I. Mycological and clinical observations.


External otitis: study of recurrences.

External otitis: study of recurrences.


Smell: recent theories and their clinical application.


Lymphoid pseudotumour of the nasopharynx and larynx.


Prolapse of the laryngeal ventricle. (Two cases of prolapse of the laryngeal ventricle occurring in a family with a four generation history of hoarse voice).


Gangrene of the parotid.

Gangrene of the parotid.


A versatile speculum holder.

A versatile speculum holder.


Effect of indigestible oils on vitamin K deficiency in the rat.


Ultrastructure of aortic tissue in copper-deficient and control chick embryos.


Estimation of the extent of conversion of dietary zein to microbial protein in the rumen of lambs.


Fatty liver in the rat after prolonged intake of ethanol with a nutritionally adequate new liquid diet.


Effects of dietary elaidic acid on membrane function in rat mitochondria and erythrocytes.


Estimation of methionine synthesis in intact cows after administering sulfide-35S.


Water fluoridation: effect on bone fragility and skeletal calcium content in the rat.


Prediction of metabolizable energy in preadolescent children.


Dietary 90Sr reductions through food substitutions in the fruit and vegetable category.


Mobilization of liver vitamin A in sheep.


Carcass transamidinase activities, in vitro, and rates of creatine synthesis, in vivo, in normal and protein-depleted rats.


Evidence that creatine may be one factor in the low transamidinase activities of kidneys from protein-depleted rats.


Initial effects of amino acid imbalance in the rat.


Lack of effect of thiamine deficiency on oxidation of methylglyoxal-14C in the rat.


Mental health in industry: whose responsibility? Introduction.


Evaluating and improving mental health: who is qualified?


Industry's role in mental health.

Industry's role in mental health.


Technological change and adjustment to work.


The paradox of mental health.

The paradox of mental health.


Ann Arbor case reports. Pain and paresthesias in a pressman: carpal tunnel syndrome.


Nitrosylruthenium-nitro complexes in an aqueous environment.


Biological treatment systems for refinery wastes.


Chlorophyll variation with tide and with plankton productivity in an estuary.


Wastewater system for the metropolitan corporation of Greater Winnipeg.


Sterols as a measure of fecal pollution.


Certification for plant operators.

Certification for plant operators.


The wastewater treatment plant operator's role in water pollution investigations.


Wastewater reclamation by groundwater recharge on Long Island.


Trace organics in surface waters.

Trace organics in surface waters.


Thin-layer and gas chromatographic analysis of parathion and methyl parathion in the presence of chlorinated hydrocarbons.


An evaluation of 5-fluorouracil in the treatment of advanced breast cancer.


Angiocardiography of persistent common atrioventricular canal.


Fate of papillary muscles after prosthetic replacement of mitral valve.


The role of the private practitioner in preventive medicine.


Painless jaundice and renal failure. Résumé of case.


Short stay placement for mentally handicapped children.


Obstetric cholestasis and pruritus of pregnancy.


Folic-acid-deficient megaloblastic anaemia associated with child-bearing in Papua.


Serum hexosamine in clinical diagnosis.

Serum hexosamine in clinical diagnosis.


Postoperative wound sepsis.

Postoperative wound sepsis.


Cryptococcosis: solitary pulmonary and multiple cerebral tumours.


Four cases of progressive drug abuse.

Four cases of progressive drug abuse.


Some of the complexities of migration.

Some of the complexities of migration.


A modified spatula for the detection of early cervical carcinoma.


Medicine in South Vietnam today. 6. Two U.S. Army medical establishments.


New technics improve the care of burns.

New technics improve the care of burns.


A trend becomes a tide: cardiac units creating new patterns or care.


Houston: they emphasize their nursing.

Houston: they emphasize their nursing.


Oakland: patient comforts complement the monitoring.


Somerville: cardiac care begins in E.R.

Somerville: cardiac care begins in E.R.


Why instrumentation can be a headache.

Why instrumentation can be a headache.


Monitors that save lives can also kill.

Monitors that save lives can also kill.


Cleveland: how simplified C.C.U.s evolved.


Emergency room serves children only.

Emergency room serves children only.


Montefiore plans full floor for teen-agers.


Young patients are special with needs of their own.


Blizzard tests hospital's self-sufficiency.


Medical performance is board's business.


C. S. supervisor cuts red tape by reporting directly to administration.


How safe is your hospital's plumbing?

How safe is your hospital's plumbing?


Defenders of collegiate nursing programs should answer critics.


Hospital pharmacist has special problems in handling drug recalls.


Best rule for buying linens: buy the best.


It's time public relations tackled really important hospital issues.


Study shows wine aids patient attitudes.


Merit rating is effective personnel recipe.


Acceptance rules ensure valid contracts.


How can you know the price is right?

How can you know the price is right?


Hospital sponsors door-to-door dietary.

Hospital sponsors door-to-door dietary.


Single item order aids information system.


Everybody saves with checkless payroll.

Everybody saves with checkless payroll.


Do new housing estates endanger mental health?


Administrators keep posted on latest articles through joint reading project.


Experimental observations on the pharmacology of the pontine respiration center.


Morphology, topography and connections of the medulla oblongata and the pons of the cat.


A time for action.

A time for action.


Combating posthospital loneliness.

Combating posthospital loneliness.


Biographical predictors of scientific performance. The biographical approach to the identification of scientific talent has shown significant results in a variety of situations which included different laboratories, fields of specialization, and age groups. Much remains to be accomplished, however. The biographical approach needs to be validated in other organizational settings employing relevant criteria. Although this kind of research is being initiated, a number of studies are needed to define the advantages and limitations. The use of biographical information to identify the creative and other talents of executives, composers, administrators, and artists has been largely unexplored. Furthermore, the meaning of the biographical items has not been correlated with existing psychological theory and knowledge. All evidence to date indicates that the investigation of biographical information and its relationship to various criteria of performance and other psychological measures is a rapidly expanding area of investigation which will make further contributions to the identification of talent in a variety of fields.


Teaching psychiatric nursing in diploma and associate degree programs. 1.


A minority of one.

A minority of one.


Cumulative record of personal and professional growth.


Health research: a small start for an international center.


Retinal ganglion cells: specification of central connections in larval Xenopus laevis. In a series of Xenopus larvae (stages 28 to 35), the left eye cup was dorsoventrally and anteroposteriorly inverted. After metamorphosis, the retinotectal projection was mapped by recording action potentials evoked in the tectum by a small spot of light projected on the retina. Normal retinotectal projection was found following rotation of the eye cup at stage 28 to 29. Rotation of the eye cup at stage 30 resulted in anteroposterior inversion of the retinotectal projection; rotation at stages 31, 32, and 35 resulted in inversion of the projection in anteroposterior and dorsoventral axis of the retina. Therefore the retinal ganglion cells were unspecified at stage 28 to 29; spatial specification of ganglion cells occurred in the anteroposterior axis of the eye cup at stage 30 and in the dorsoventral axis between stages 30 and 31.


The empathy inventory.

The empathy inventory.


Aldolase reaction with sugar diphosphates. Xylulose-, fructose-, and octulose-diphosphates are substrates for rabbit muscle aldolase with essentially identical K(m) values, but they are cleaved at different rates. After treatment with carboxypeptidase, chymotrypsin, or subtilisin, aldolase cleaves all of these substrates at the same (deceased) rate; the modified aldolase preparations are also equally impaired in their ability to catalyze the detritiation of specifically labeled dihydroxyacetone phosphate. These results suggest that aldolase exhibits "induced fit," in which the rate of cleavage is determined by the distance between the sites on the protein to which the two phosphate groups of a substrate are bound. The activity of the modified aldolases is limited by a step involving making or breaking a carbon-hydrogen bond.


Listen: the student.

Listen: the student.


Accomplishment: a student's evaluation.

Accomplishment: a student's evaluation.


Calcium-induced activation of phosphorylase in rat hearts. Isolated perfused rat hearts exposed to increased calcium concentrations demonstrated a marked activation of phosphorylase, the maximum occurring about 15 seconds after the peak of the positive inotropic response. These observations provide an explanation for the failure of earlier investigations to demonstrate a significant calcium-induced increase in the active form of phosphorylase in the intact heart.


Loss of thymus-distinctive serological characteristics in mice under certain conditions. The serological properties of thymus cells of inbred mice bearing Ehrlich ascites tumors and treated with cortisol were investigated. Thymusdistinctive antigenicity and sensitivity to the cytotoxic effect of guinea pig serum and rabbit serum were significantly decreased, without change in reactivity to H-2 isoantibodies.


National League for Nursing Convention, New York City; May 8-12, 1967 (report).


Red Cross course for teenage boys.

Red Cross course for teenage boys.


Heme and globin synthesis control: observations in vivo in beta thalassemia. After administration of glycine-2-(14)C to a patient with thalassemia, the specific activities of heme and globin of F hemoglobin were consistently higher than those of hemoglobin A. After reaching a maximum, the ratio of the specific activity of heme to that of globin remained constant within each hemoglobin. Explanations considered include dilution by preformed subunits, differential turnover of hemoglobins, and possibly more than one heme-synthesizing pool.


Let's examine: a study which used the NLN microbiology achievement test.


Purified staphylococcal alpha toxin: effect on epithelial ion transport. Purified staphylococcal alpha toxin, when added to the serosal bathing medium of the isolated toad bladder, causes a rapid fall in short-circuit current and transepithelial potential difference. It has no effect when added to the mucosal bathing medium. Oxygen consumption by suspensions of minced bladder tissue is stimulated by the toxin. These effects are neutralized by staphylococcal antitoxin.


Team nursing in the operating room.

Team nursing in the operating room.


Anaphylatoxin in its relation to the complement system. The fifth component of complement that reacts hemolytically in the guinea pig or rat complement system, C'3b, is intimately associated with the generation of anaphylatoxin. Anaphylatoxin was formed (i) if this purified component reacted with a washed, intermediate complex consisting of antigen, antibody, and the first four components of complement; (ii) if the component was treated with trypsin; or (iii) if the component was incubated with a material isolated from cobra venom together with a fraction from serum other than complement. The significance of this fifth component as anaphylatoxinogen is discussed, and a common mechanism is proposed for the generation of anaphylatoxin in whole serum.


Early receptor potential: photoreversible charge displacement in rhodopsin. When the eye is illuminated by an intense flash, the visual pigment rhodopsin begins to pass rapidly through a series of intermediate states, eventually becoming bleached. If a second flash is delivered during the lifetimes of these intermediates the rhodopsin can be photoregenerated. A fast electrical response of the visual receptors, the early receptor potential, is elicited by the first flash. A similar response is elicited by the second flash, but the polarity of this response is reversed. Moreover, this response can be separated into three components, each arising from the action of light on a different intermediate. It is likely that all these fast responses, including the early receptor potential, arise from charge displacements in the visual-pigment molecule.


Rhodopsin: responses from transient intermediates formed during its bleaching. Fast electrical responses elicited from the transient intermediates in the bleaching of rhodopsin have been investigated in the retina of the albino rat. In the experiments we used two-flash stimuli triggered sequentially with a continuously variable time delay between them. At room temperature the potential is biphasic in wave-form. The dominant, corneal-positive component is preceded by a small, corneal-negative component. Cooling the retina to about 0 degrees C suppresses the positive component and isolates the faster, negative component. Experiments with color filters show that these two components display different spectral sensitivities and, hence, suggest that each of them is produced by a different photoproduct of bleaching.


The place for jejunal transplantation in the treatment of simple strictures of the oesophagus. Hunterian Lecture delivered at the Royal College of Surgeons of England on 3rd February, 1966.


Hereditary olivopontocerebellar atrophy with retinal degeneration. Report of a family through six generations.


Weight changes in the terminal stages of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Relation to respiratory function and prognosis.


Effect of cerebellar ablation on the H reflex in the cat.


Biosynthesis of porphyrins in wheat leaves. II. 5-aminolaevulinate hydro-lyase.


Modern concepts of management of the patient with spinal cord injury.


DNA synthesis and the mitotic cycle in frog kidney cells cultivated in vitro.


Folate activity in serum and red cells of patients with cancer.


A cytochemical study on the DNA and histone changes occurring in phytohaemagglutinin stimulated lymphocytes.


Histones of meiosis.

Histones of meiosis.


The use of frequency distributions of cell diameters to characterize cell populations in tissue culture.


Studies on the mechanism of serotypic transformation in Paramecium aurelia. I. The effects of actinomycin D, puromycin, and chloramphenicol on an antiserum-induced transformation.


Cell proliferation induced by insulin in organ culture of rat mammary carcinoma.


Ruby laser micro-irradiation of single tissue culture cells vitally stained with Janus green B. II. Effects on dehydrogenase activities.


Effects of sodium fluoride on HeLa cells. I. Growth sensitivity and adaption.


Effects of sodium fluoride on HeLa cells. II. Metabolic alterations associated with growth inhibition.


DNA-synthesis in peritoneal mononuclear leucocytes.


Studies of irradiated lysosomes with particular reference to the action of calcium.


Temperature adaptation of the growth and division process of Tetrahymena pyriformis. I. Adaptation phase.


Ultrastructural histochemistry: the form of the product.


Enhanced polyribosome recovery from reticulocytes using heparin.


An acid polysaccharide in the yolk platelets of Bufo arenarum oocytes.


Uptake of exogenous DNA by mouse embryos.


The dynamics of the ureterovesical and vesicourethral junctions. II. Effect of autonomic and somatic excitation on the resistance to flow of the distal ureter and lower urinary tract.


Brush up your medicine. Radioisotopes in medicine. 3. The diagnostic and therapeutic use of radioactive iodine in non-malignant thyroid disease.


What computer taught this Boston hospital.


Symposium on membrane transport. Transport in the central nervous system.


National Science Board: its place in national policy.


Anchoring of pacemaker electrodes: simplified method.


Panel discussion on quantitation of cardiovascular vibrations.


Factors influencing hemolysis with roller pumps.


Relationship of pregnancy to coronary arthrosclerosis.


Aspects of survival and adaptation in human aging.


Psychopathologic and metabolic changes in a patient with myxedema psychosis treated with L-tri-iodothyronine.


Spontaneous rupture of the oesophgus.

Spontaneous rupture of the oesophgus.


Coronary artery-right ventricular communication associated with pulmonary atresia and ventricular septal defect.


Catheter technic for arterial embolectomy.


Mechanism of the effect of retinoic acid and squalene on vitamin K deficiency in the rat.


A caution in commitment.

A caution in commitment.


A problem of people: O.R. aide and R.N.

A problem of people: O.R. aide and R.N.


Mammalian X-chromosomes: change in patterns of DNA replication during embryogenesis. One arm of both X-chromosomes in female eight-cell embryos of the golden hamster replicates late in the period of DNA synthesis. Midgestation embryos and adult fibroblasts show an increase in late-replicating DNA. Here, one X-chromosome is labeled in one arm; the other is labeled throughout.


Cot deaths.

Cot deaths.


General Nursing Council for England and Wales. Review of Constitution of Council and of the Mental Nurses and Enrolled Nurses Committees.


Post-operative care.

Post-operative care.


Changes in Cumberland.

Changes in Cumberland.


Treatment of heroin and cocaine dependence in general practice.


Student nurse training begins in Malawi.


Nursing in Nigeria.

Nursing in Nigeria.


Heart block and cardiac pacemakers.

Heart block and cardiac pacemakers.


Human relations in obstetrics at St. Teresa's Hospital, Wimbledon.


A patient with complete heart block.

A patient with complete heart block.


Psychiatric department in a general hospital. Doncaster Royal Infirmary.


SRA reading laboratory.

SRA reading laboratory.


New developments at Aberdeen.

New developments at Aberdeen.


Mr. Howard's "ghastly pain".

Mr. Howard's "ghastly pain".


The sound of learning.

The sound of learning.


Principles of sterilization.

Principles of sterilization.


Deaf, now blind; nursing care study.

Deaf, now blind; nursing care study.


A radical re-shaping.

A radical re-shaping.


A new industrial revolution and Title VII.


Vietnam: a nursing challenge.

Vietnam: a nursing challenge.


Preparing the company emergency control plan.


The care of women employees in a general hospital.


Nurse's role in an occupational health program for hospital employees.


The practical enrolled nurse.

The practical enrolled nurse.


Gastric photography.

Gastric photography.


Group therapy with young drug addicts--the addicts' point of view.


Aortic valve prothesis.

Aortic valve prothesis.


The clinical instructor in the psychiatric hospital.


Princess Alexandra School of Nursing. The London Hospital, London, E1.


Sterile environment and burns units.

Sterile environment and burns units.


Drug errors reduced; administration of drugs at The London Hospital.


Drug addiction: a way back.

Drug addiction: a way back.


A play group in a children's ward.

A play group in a children's ward.


Senior nursing staff structure. Hospital Domestic Administrators' Association comments on Salmon.


Intracranial tumours in childhood.

Intracranial tumours in childhood.


European nursing.

European nursing.


Practical nursing care of children with intracranial tumours.


General nursing required by a psychiatric patient.


Wounds of violence.

Wounds of violence.


A hundred years of progress: Bristol Royal Hospital for Sick Children.


Diphtheria.

Diphtheria.


Day clothing for geriatric patients.

Day clothing for geriatric patients.


Pain, pains and patients. I.

Pain, pains and patients. I.


The need for manpower planning in the hospital service.


"It is not true that eyes...no meaning have".


Nursing manpower studies.

Nursing manpower studies.


Interrelationships between selected nutritional, clinical, and sociological measurements of preadolescent children from independent low income families.


Vitamin A therapy in children with kwashiorkor.


Human body density and fat of an adult male population as measured by water displacement.


Vitamin B6 nutriture studied in obese subjects during 8 weeks of starvation.


Vitamin B12 deficiency in the rat: effect on serum folate and liver formiminotransferase activity.


Serum amino acid response to isocaloric test meals.


Objective biochemical determination of dietary adherence in the young coronary male.


Pre-beta lipoproteinemia. Its bearing on the dietary management of serum lipid disorders as related to ischemic heart disease.


Interrelationship between the influences of dietary carbohydrates and fats on fasting serum lipids.


Obesity: an influence on high school performance?


Administrative aspects of programs to protect the preschool child.


An electron microscopic study of thrombin-induced disseminated intravascular coagulation.


Notification of final adoption of an international method and standard solution for hemoglobinometry specifications for preparation of standard solution.


Nuclear bodies of normal and pathological human lymph node cells: an electron microscopic study.


Bladder neck stenosis in children--is it important?


Evaluation of the Hg197 chlormerodrin kidney scan.


The action of drugs on the intact human ureter.


The quantitation of renal blood flow using I-125 hippuran. An experimental study in the perfusion of the isolated canine kidney.


Recovery of renal function after prolonged ureteric obstruction.


A survey of the familial incidence of adenocarcinoma of the kidney.


Neoplasia of the bladder and cystitis cystica.


Changing face of infective endocarditis.


Closer links.

Closer links.


T.N.M. marches on.

T.N.M. marches on.


Cadmium poisoning.

Cadmium poisoning.


Autotransfusion.

Autotransfusion.


Construction of vagina.

Construction of vagina.


False positive tests for syphilis.

False positive tests for syphilis.


Bronchodilator response patterns in patients with chronic airways obstruction: use of peak inspiratory flow rate.


Hypoxia in bronchial asthma.

Hypoxia in bronchial asthma.


Summer and death from neuroblastoma.

Summer and death from neuroblastoma.


Evaluation of autogenous vein bypass grafts for femoro-popliteal arterial occlusion.


Association of diabetes and cataract.

Association of diabetes and cataract.


Herpes simplex virus encephalitis treated with idoxuridine.


Cruelty to children.

Cruelty to children.


Suppository treatment of haemorrhoids.

Suppository treatment of haemorrhoids.


Medicine and the Treaty of Rome.

Medicine and the Treaty of Rome.


Pericarditis.

Pericarditis.


Future of the public health service.

Future of the public health service.


Oxford  Hospital Services Development Trust.


Chloramphenicol.

Chloramphenicol.


Benzodiazepines.

Benzodiazepines.


Effect of cortisol on the plasma amino nitrogen of eviscerated adrenalectomized-diabetic rats.


Relation of endogenous parathyroid secretion to 3H-cytidine incorporation into bone cells.


Preferential uptake of estradiol by the anterior hypothalamus of the rat.


Gonadotrophic hormone secretion in female rats after partial or total interruption of neural afferents to the medial basal hypothalamus.


In vitro studies on the intestinal transport of amino acids and a sugar in hypothyroid rats.


Bio-assay of prolactin. Analysis of the pigeon crop-sac response to local prolactin injection by an objective and quantitative method.


Fine structure of thiouracil-induced transplantable thyroid tumors in non-inbred intact rats.


Depletion of rat thyroid serotonin accompanied by increased blood flow as an acute response to thyroid-stimulating hormone.


Testicular maintenance and its inhibition in pituitary-transplanted rats.


A simple method for the isolation of pregnant mare serum gonadotropin.


Neural localization for androgen activation of copulatory behavior in the male rat.


Hemolysin response of rats treated neonatally with steroids.


Determination of cellular and subcellular distribution of tritiated cortisol derivatives in rat liver by autoradiography.


Peptidase activity in bovine growth hormone preparations.


Blood pressure response associated with certain thyrocalcitonin preparations.


Epinephrine antagonism of insulin-dependent glucose uptake in the toad bladder.


Secondary aldosteronism in refractory edema.


The family physician and aftercare of discharged mental hospital patients.


Clinical implications of fatty liver.

Clinical implications of fatty liver.


The Rh-sensitized pregnancy: diagnosis and management.


Stuttering and the family physician.

Stuttering and the family physician.


Digital arterial changes in rheumatoid arthritis.


Retirement benefits and the new Keogh law.


Epilepsy--facts and fancy.

Epilepsy--facts and fancy.


Family physicians and industrial medicine.


Specific systemic prophylaxis for rabies.


The rheumatoid wrist.

The rheumatoid wrist.


The solitary pulmonary nodule.

The solitary pulmonary nodule.


Erythropoietic protoporphyria.

Erythropoietic protoporphyria.


Medical aspects of gallbladder disease.

Medical aspects of gallbladder disease.


Nonnarcotic analgesics can mean savings in administrative time.


Mechanical occlusion of the vertebral artery.


Selecting a consultant on food service equipment and layout.


Hospital infection control begins with good surveillance.


Medical staff organization: relating committees to functions.


Facts on 780,000 hospital patients uncovered in statewide survey.


Planning a psychiatric program for the general hospital.


Strengthening administration-house staff regulations.


Hospitals and the changing labor climate.


An inhalation therapy program for a long-term care institution.


Social service departments in hospitals--1954 and 1964.


Influence of splenectomy in rats on the formation of 19S and 7S antibodies.


Inhibition, no-effect or enhancement of immune responses following injection of mixtures of immunogenic and non-immunogenic synthetic polypeptides.


Lymphocyte-transforming activity of homologous and heterologous antisera to rabbit leucocytes.


Effects of neonatal thymectomy on the haemolysin response to sheep erythrocytes in Swiss albino mice. A time-course study of total, 19S and 7S antibody.


A comparison of primary and secondary haemolysin responses to sheep erythrocytes in neonatally thymectomized, sham-thymectomized and normal Swiss mice. A time-course study of total, 19S and 7S antibody.


Some effects of heterogenous populations of antibodies.


Differences in immune response to synthetic antigens in two inbred strains of guinea-pigs.


Measurements of all-night sleep in normal elderly persons: effects of aging.


On research and support in geriatrics, including design for a study of muscular strength in the aged.


Factorial study of psychopathology in psychiatric patients successfully placed in nursing homes.


Conn's syndrome complicated by fulminant pyelonephritis in an old patient.


Factors related to attendance in a center for older people.


Methaqualone and chloral hydrate: preliminary comparison in geriatric patients.


Development of an outpatient geriatric occupational therapy programme in a Montreal hospital, 1960-1966.


The chronically ill aged: paradoxical patient-family behavior.


Indifference to environmental problems: mental "cardiac" atrophy.


Age and responses to sequences of repetitive and interruptive signals.


Verbal rote learning and superior intelligence in the aged.


Lipid peroxide formation in the brain of aging rats.


Dimensions of intellectual functioning in the aged.


Prolongation of postmitotic life-span of primary human amnion cells in vitro by hydrocortisone.


Age differences in retention as a function of interference.


The effect of education on the decline of psychometric test performance with age.


Effect of age on hyaluronic acid in hearts of dogs.


Ego strength and happiness of the aged.

Ego strength and happiness of the aged.


Family disengagement among older urban and rural women.


Age-related collagen and elastin content of human heart valves.


Programmed instruction as a method of teaching paired associates to older learners.


New horizons in diagnosis of stroke.

New horizons in diagnosis of stroke.


To label or not to label.

To label or not to label.


Alabama ophthalmologist opposes Hart Bill.


Stroke mechanism in carotid occlusive disease.


The epidemiology of carotid stenosis.

The epidemiology of carotid stenosis.


Successful transuterine, intraperitoneal fetal transfusion--report of a case.


Average radiation exposure not alarmingly high.


Traffic safety: action needed now.

Traffic safety: action needed now.


The role of primary prevention in public health.


Scientific data lacking on cancer "vaccine".


Conference on narcotics studies liaison of medicine, law.


Absence of neurosecretory material in the pituitary glands in anencephaly.


Meningococcal infections: a review of 200 fatal cases.


The fine structure of a PPLO-induced encephalopathy in rats.


Pathology of nemaline myopathy. Studies of two adult cases including an autopsy.


Histochemical and electron microscopic study of sphero-membranous degeneration of skeletal muscle induced by vincristine.


Incorporation patterns of tritiated thymidine following cutting of the sciatic nerve in rats.


Cholinesterase localization in the dorsal root ganglion of the rabbit embryo by electron microscopic histochemistry.


The ultrastructural localization of cholinesterase activity in the peripheral nervous system of rats.


RNA in perikaryon and swollen axon of motor neuron.


Detailed ultrastructural examination of retrograde degeneration in feline lateral geniculate body.


Further in vitro studies of large cell glioblastomas. 1. Nuclear and nucleolar RNA. 2. Autoradiographic studies of the cell division cycle.


The effect of ischemia on substrates of carbohydrate metabolism in an experimental glial tumor and in brain.


Glycogen and glycolytic intermediates in rabbit hereditary ataxia.


Entry of labeled donor cells from the blood stream into the CNS.


Necrosis in the telencephalic roof plate in normal rat fetuses. A light and electron microscopic study.


Cytochemical and ultrastructural effects of actinomycin D in cat spinal cord.


Neocortical synapses in a presenile dementia.


The nature and significance of compound lipid cytoplasmic bodies in progressive dementia.


Metachromatic leukodystrophy: isolation and chemical characterization of metachromatic granules.


In vivo and in vitro studies of metachromatic leukodystrophy.


Fine structural changes of myelin sheaths after axonal degeneration in the spinal cord.


Radioimmunoassay for antibodies in experimental allergic encephalomyelitis (EAE).


Increase in myelin lipids along human optic nerve.


The fine structure of spheromembranous degeneration of skeletal muscle induced by vincristine.


Myelin and myelin forming cells in the central nervous system.


Cerebral vascular reactivity and cerebral edema in hypertensive mice.


The spongy state.

The spongy state.


The effect of brain-cerebrospinal fluid diffusion gradients on the determination of extracellular space in cat brain.


Electron microscopy of cat brain after hypoventilation.


Experimental cyanide encephalopathy: electron microscopic observations of early lesions in white matter.


Effect of fixatives on brain tissue permeability and electrolytes in vitro.


Limbic system infarction.

Limbic system infarction.


Gliopathy caused by intracranial neoplasms.


Necrotizing leukoencephalopathy associated with malignant lymphoma.


On the etiology of central pontine myelinolysis.


Infantile Gaucher's disease: electron microscopic and histochemical studies of a cerebral biopsy.


A case of late infantile systemic lipidosis.


The contribution of altered synapses in the senile plaque: an electron microscopic study in Alzheimer's dementia.


Ultrastructural changes in the cerebellum after focal deuteron irradiation. Cerebellar irradiation.


Neuropathological changes in the white matter following head injury.


Further observations on the pathology of Kuru. (A study of the two cerebra in serial section).


Axonic and synaptic changes in a case of psychomotor retardation: an electron microscopic study.


Experimental cyanide encephalopathy: gradients of susceptibility in the corpus callosum.


The effects of laser irradiation on the central nervous system. I. Preliminary studies.


Ultrastructural observations on retrograde atrophy of lateral geniculate body. I. Neuronal alterations.


Quantitative response of neurons to x-irradiation: total organic mass, succinoxidase activity, potassium permeability and RNA content in isolated cells.


Neuronal RNA metabolism in infantile spinal muscular atrophy (Werdnig-Hoffmann's disease) studied by radioautography: a new technic in the investigation of neurological disease.


An evaluation of screening procedures for red cell glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency in the newborn infant.


Feeding studies in low-birth-weight infants. I. Relationships of dietary protein, fat, and electrolyte to rates of weight gain, clinical courses, and serum chemical concentrations.


The clinical spectrum of congenital toxoplasmosis. Problems in recognition.


Thymic dysplasia ("Swiss agammaglobulinemia"). II. Morphologic and functional observations.


Intervertebral disk infection in children.


Cyclophosphamide in the treatment of idiopathic lipoid nephrosis.


The normal Achilles tendon reflex time in children as measured with the photomotograph.


Glucose consumption by polymorphonuclear leukocytes in the cerebrospinal fluid of patients with bacterial meningitis.


Functional bladder capacity in enuretic and nonenuretic children.


Parental reactions to phenylketonuria in the family.


Bird-beaded dwarfs (Seckel's syndrome). A familial pattern of developmental, dental, skeletal, genital, and central nervous system anomalies.


Hypocalcemic, hypomagnesemic convulsions.


The use of exchange transfusion in an infant with anemia, hypoproteinemia, and patent ductus arteriosus.


The pediatrician and congenital heart disease.


Respiratory syncytial virus: isolation from middle-ear exudates of infants.


The Children's Hospital Medical Center, Boston, Mass. Clinical pathological conference.


Changes in laboratory investigation.

Changes in laboratory investigation.


An electron microscopic study of autonomic ganglion cells of guinea pigs during ascorbic acid deficiency and partial inanition.


Arterial anastomoses, bronchopulmonary arteries, and pulmobronchial arteries in perinatal lungs.


Formation of platelet-fibrin thrombi by ellagic acid and adenosine diphosphate in the rat.


Electron microscopic studies of thymus graft regeneration and rejection. I. Syngeneic grafts.


Experimental pyelonephritis and hypertension. A study on the immunity of pyelonephritic glomeruli from hypertensive change.


Circumscribed labyrinthitis.

Circumscribed labyrinthitis.


Homologous grafts for ossicular reconstruction in tympanoplasty.


Quantitative histochemistry of the organ of Corti, stria vascularis and macula sacculi of the guinea pig. I. Sampling procedures and analysis of pyridine nucleotides.


Tympanic perforations: safe or not?

Tympanic perforations: safe or not?


Sarcoma metastatic to the tonsil. Case report.


Facial spasm. With special reference to the chorda tympani function and operative treatment.


Paralaryngeal cysts.

Paralaryngeal cysts.


Cell free filtrate transplantation of human laryngeal papilloma to dogs.


The addition of a metallic marker to a laryngogram to determine subglottic extension in cancer of the larynx.


Radionucleoside incorporation by thymidine-synchronized cells.


The radiosensitivity of bacteriophage DNA in aqueous solution.


The gamma radiation LD 50(30) for the rabbit.


The effect of tritiated thymidine on mortality and tumor incidence in mice.


Mammary neoplasia in the rat as related to dose of partial-body irradiation.


Mammary neoplasia in partial-body-irradiated rats treated with AET.


The effect of penetration depth of electron radiation on skin tumor formation in the rat.


Skin damage and tumor formation from grid and sieve patterns of electron and beta radiation in the rat.


A method of evaluating radiation risks for manned space flights.


The effect of radiation on some functional and metabolic parameters of isolated rat stomach, in comparison to spleen changes.


Radioprotective effect of dimethyl sulfoxide in rats.


Free amino acids in gamma-irradiated carrots.


The effects of nitrogen mustard on the intestinal epithelium of the mouse.


The association between chronic radiation damage of the hair follicles and tumor formation in the rat.


Gamma radiolysis of aqueous solutions containing Fe(11) and selected substituted phenols.


Antilocalization following minimal focal X-irradiation.


Kinetics of colchicine-induced hemopoietic recovery in irradiated mice.


Changes in cell proliferation produced by 12 roentgens of 60Co gamma irradiation per day in the intestinal crypt cells of 100-, 400-, and 825-day-old BCF mice.