Prevention of venereal infections.

Prevention of venereal infections. In the first part of this paper, a plea is made for a broad view by health administrations of the preventive aspects of venereal disease control, based on epidemiological rather than purely clinical grounds. Stress is laid on the importance of measures directed towards health promotion, specific protection, early recognition and prompt treatment, disability limitation, and rehabilitation. The value of case-finding and contact-tracing and of systematic blood-testing of certain population groups is emphasized.In the second part, measures for local and systemic prophylaxis are discussed. It is also pointed out that in the past 15 years there has been a rapid reduction in syphilis throughout the world as a whole (although some recrudescence has recently been reported in certain countries), but that over the same period the reservoir of gonorrhoea has been but slightly reduced. The possible epidemiological, immunological and other reasons for this phenomenon are gone into, and the conclusion is reached that the outlook for the control of gonorrhoea is now somewhat less favourable than it was a few years ago. Should apprehension on this score bring about a general orientation away from penicillin (particularly the long-acting preparations) in treating gonorrhoea, the effect on the reservoir of syphilis may also be unfortunate.


The venereal disease problem in Japan.

The venereal disease problem in Japan. According to statistical reports, venereal disease case-rates and death-rates have both shown a real decline in Japan in the last decade. However, from a one-day survey of patients in all Japanese medical establishments carried out in 1955, it is estimated that not less than 720 000 new cases of venereal disease occur annually. Moreover, with the coming into force of the new anti-prostitution law, prostitutes (responsible for some 70% of male venereal infections) will become scattered among the general population and consequently more difficult to control and treat; as a result there may even be an increase in the spread of venereal infection.The authors describe the control methods currently in use in Japan, which may be grouped in two categories-case-finding, and treatment and case-holding-and suggest how these might be strengthened or improved.


Equipment and technique of intramuscular injection in mass treatment campaigns against the treponematoses. The precautions to be taken and the procedures to be followed when giving intramuscular injections are well known, but they are not always satisfactorily observed under conditions such as those met with in mass treatment campaigns against the treponematoses, nor is the importance of employing uniform techniques always sufficiently appreciated. In this paper, the authors present a brief review of the recommended techniques and procedures, covering all aspects of intramuscular injection from the choice and maintenance of equipment to the carrying-out of the actual injection.


Investigations on the rapid plasma reagin test. The sensitivity of a recently devised serological test for syphilis, in which plasma is substituted for the more conventional serum specimen, was compared with that of the VDRL test. The authors specify the test antigens used and describe the preparation of the anticoagulant-potassium sequestrene-and the subsequent treatment of blood samples. The results obtained from an examination of 48 reactive samples and 90 non-reactive specimens demonstrated that the quantitative sensitivity of the Rapid Plasma Reagin test was somewhat greater than that of the VDRL serum determinations.


Venereal disease among prostitutes and promiscuous women in Taiwan.


Failures in the treatment of gonorrhoea in ethnic minorities.


Clinical problems in the antibiotic treatment of gonorrhoea. After briefly reviewing the history of penicillin therapy in gonorrhoea, the author shows that the number of cures effected with the repository penicillins, although originally very high, has diminished considerably in recent years, despite a general tendency to increase the dosage. The reduced efficacy of PAM and benzathine penicillin is demonstrated by an exposition of the current results obtained with these two preparations in the treatment of gonorrhoea patients in London. Some of the difficulties involved in distinguishing between treatment failures and reinfections are discussed.The paper continues with an examination of the possible alternatives to repository penicillin in the treatment of gonorrhoea. Data are given on the comparative efficacy of a number of prepations, including mixed penicillins, phenoxymethyl penicillin and various other antibiotics, such as streptomycin and the tetracycline group.The problem of re-examination of treated gonorrhoea cases is also dealt with, practical reasons being given for restricting the period of follow-up to three weeks.Finally, in a discussion of possible future developments, the author suggests a number of measures designed to prevent a further loss of sensitivity to penicillin in the gonococcus.


Pure phosphatides and the serodiagnosis of syphilis: relation of chemical structure to reactivity. Several pure individual lecithins, all but one of which were synthetic, were used in cardiolipin antigens prepared for the VDRL microflocculation and Kolmer complement-fixation tests for syphilis.A number of compounds lacking one or more radicals of the lecithin molecule were used as substitutes for lecithin in an effort to determine reactive groupings.Several synthetic compounds related to cardiolipin, but simpler in structure, were tested as substitutes for it. Of these, certain fatty-acid derivatives of bis-(L-alpha-glyceryl)-phosphoric acid and of L-alpha-glycerophosphoric acid showed a limited reactivity in the VDRL and Kolmer tests.A number of weakly reactive antigens, in which both cardiolipin and lecithin had been replaced by synthetic compounds, were prepared for the VDRL test. The most reactive of these contained beta-(dioleoyl)-glycerophosphoric acid (sodium salt), dioleoyl lecithin and cholesterol.


Prophylactic control of the spread of venereal disease through prostitutes in Japan.


MALARIA control and eradication in Taiwan: progress report, May 1952 50 June 1957. An intensive programme of residual spraying with DDT carried out over a period of 5 years in Taiwan has reduced malaria morbidity to a very low level. Since 1955, the goal has been complete eradication. Some foci of transmission and/or infection remain, however, and although no resistance problems have been encountered, the principal vector, A. minimus minimus, is still widely distributed. An elaborate surveillance organization is now in the process of creation, with the object of detecting and eliminating all residual foci of transmission and preventing the importation of fresh cases. It is hoped to complete eradication in another 3-5 years.


Organization and evaluation of the malaria eradication campaign in Mexico during the first year of complete coverage. The organization of the National Committee for the Eradication of Malaria in Mexico is outlined, and a description is given of the activities of the Evaluation Office, which is responsible for carrying out independent analyses and studies and making recommendations relative to the general administration of the malaria eradication campaign.The main work of evaluation, covering training of personnel, spraying operations, epidemiology, health education, maintenance and administration, is done in the field. Other evaluations are also made in the central office and laboratories, involving analysis of written reports and statistical data, checking of blood samples, entomological studies, analysis of insecticides, and toxicological, pharmacological and other investigations.


The ecology of vector snail habitants and mosquito breeding-places: the experimental approach to basic problems. The ecology of freshwater snails-in particular those which act as intermediate hosts of bilharziasis-is reviewed in the light of the much more extensive knowledge available on the breeding-places of anopheline mosquitos. Experimental ecological methods are recommended for the field and laboratory investigation of a number of common problems involved in the study of snail habitats and mosquito breeding-places. Among the environmental factors discussed are temperature, oxygen concentration, water movement, pollution and salinity. Sampling methods for estimating populations of both snails and mosquito larvae are also described. An attempt is made to show how malacologists and entomologists alike would benefit from improved facilities for keeping abreast of general developments in the wider field of freshwater ecology.


An evaluation of techniques used in estimating snail populations. No uniform method, applicable to all situations, can be developed for the quantitative study of bilharziasis vector snail populations. The selection of survey technique and sampling device depends on the objectives of the study, the circumstances in which the work is carried out, the nature of the habitat and the resources available.The various techniques used in obtaining snail-population estimates are divided into two categories-direct methods and indirect methods. The former involve the collection of snails from a specified habitat or for a specified period of time, while the latter include techniques, such as snail marking and palm-leaf traps, in which the snails are not obtained through the efforts of a collector. Each method and device is described in detail, and its suitability under various conditions is discussed.


The biological stability of the genus Brucella. The constancy of the three species of Brucella (Br. abortus, Br. suis and Br. melitensis) is discussed with regard to both the historical background and current research, and the pertinent literature is reviewed and interpreted. The authors maintain that members of the genus Brucella are not labile nor are they subject to spontaneous species alteration; stability of the recognized species is confirmed when test reactions used in speciation are standardized and controlled. Particular stress is laid on the epidemiological value of retaining the original species designations. The conclusion that Brucella species are biologically stable is substantiated by the authors' combined experience of more than 30 years in the isolation and typing of Brucella derived from a variety of sources.


Caprine immunization against brucellosis; a summary of experiments on the isolation, properties and behaviour of a vaccine strain. The ability of a streptomycin-non-dependent strain of Brucella melitensis to immunize goats against brucella infection and to protect against the abortion phenomenon was determined in a series of studies using both heat-killed and living cells of the strain. The data presented contrast the efficacy of both types of vaccine and demonstrate the importance of the relationship between mating date and date of vaccination in the prevention of abortion. Also included is an account of experiments on cross-immunity between infections induced by tubercle bacilli and brucellae, using monocytes from vaccinated and unvaccinated rabbits.


Endemic and epidemic trends of poliomyelitis in Central and South America. An inverse ratio between infant mortality rates and poliomyelitis case rates has been observed rather constantly in some parts of the world. The available data from Latin America have been examined in this connexion and, there also, the ratio seems to hold moderately well. A general supposition both for Latin America and elsewhere is that in countries where the infant mortality rate falls below 75 per 1000 live births, the poliomyelitis case rate will bear watching, since although the disease may not have been much of a problem in such countries in the past, experience has shown that it may suddenly or gradually become one.


Nitrogen excretion in some marine teleosts.


Effect of ambient temperature on thermal responses to drugs.


The degradation of calf thymus deoxyribonucleic acid by pancreatic deoxyribonuclease.


Variations in the sodium and potassium content of the muscle tissue of Pacific salmon with particular reference to migration.


Physical medicine and rehabilitation in a general hospital.


Studies on the preservation of blood. VI. The influence of adenosine and inosine on the metabolism of the erythrocyte.


Diet and dental health in Newfoundland children.


The British Columbia Department of Health and Welfare.


Note on a rapid translocation of photosynthetically assimilated C14 out of the primary leaf of the young soybean plant.


An epidemic of Q fever at Princeville, Quebec.


Car driving and alcohol consumption: medical observations on an experiment.


Febrile morbidity in relation to cone biopsy followed by hysterectomy: a study of 38 patients.


Coxsackie B5 virus in association with pericarditis and pleurodynia.


Vesicovaginal fistula.

Vesicovaginal fistula.


Psychological aspects of atopic dermatitis in children.


Untoward penicillin reactions.

Untoward penicillin reactions. The literature on untoward reactions following the administration of penicillin is reviewed. These reactions, including a certain number of deaths which have been reported, are of particular interest to health administrations and to WHO in view of the large-scale programmes for controlling the treponematoses which are now under way-programmes affecting millions of people in many parts of the world.The most serious problems are anaphylactic sensitivity phenomena and superinfection or cross-infection with penicillin-resistant organisms, and the reactions involved range in intensity from the mildest to the fatal; the incidence of the latter is estimated at 0.1-0.3 per million injections. The authors point out that with increasing use of penicillin, more persons are likely to become sensitized and the number of reactions can therefore be expected to rise. The best prevention against such an increase is the restriction of the unnecessary use of penicillin.


In vitro and in vivo effect of different fat preparations on blood coagulation.


The prevention of acetylsalicylic acid poisonings.


The use of promethazine (phenergan) as a sedative during labour.


Autoradiography.

Autoradiography.


The modern treatment of North American blastomycosis.


Gingivitis caused by Histoplasma capsulatum.


Transient idiopathic hypoproteinaemia associated with oedema and hypochromic anaemia.


Tests for proteinuria: a comparison of two new commercial products with standard tests.


Ruptured aneurysm of the sinus of Valsalva.


Is psychoanalysis a form of psychotherapy.


Nodular panniculitis after massive prednisone therapy.


Paul Langerhans, 1847-1888.

Paul Langerhans, 1847-1888.


Radiation is a carcinogenic agent.

Radiation is a carcinogenic agent.


Reactions to blood transfusions.

Reactions to blood transfusions.


Combined medical radiotherapy: clinical conference.


Carcinoma of the stomach.

Carcinoma of the stomach.


Hormonal influences on sebaceous gland activity and on acne vulgaris.


Radiation in the treatment of cancer.

Radiation in the treatment of cancer.


Clinical trial of a new drug in obstinate constipation.


Health education in teachers' colleges.

Health education in teachers' colleges.


The work of the church nurse.

The work of the church nurse.


Multiple sclerosis with urinary tract infection.


I went to a small hospital.

I went to a small hospital.


The treatment of depressive conditions with imipramine (G 22355).


Marital counselling.

Marital counselling.


Leucotomy: its therapeutic value on the disturbed wards of a mental hospital.


Growth-promoting factors in tissues: a review.


Three dilemmas in the study of viruses and tumor cells.


Immunological enhancement of tumor homografts in mice: a review.


The cytotoxicity of anti-tumor agents for normal human and animal cells in first tissue culture passage.


Uptake of radioactive phosphorus in experimental tumors. III. The biochemical fate of P32 in normal and neoplastic ocular tissue.


Cytotoxicity in human cell cultures as a primary screen for the detection of anti-tumor agents.


A note on the interaction of carcinogenic molecules with cellular protein.


Chromosome analysis of five longterm cell culture populations derived from non-leukemic human peripheral blood (Detroit strains).


Studies on fatty acid oxidation. VI. The effects of fatty acids on the metabolism of Ehrlich ascites carcinoma cells.


Pregnancy, tumor growth, and liver regeneration.


The surface ultrastructure of normal and leukemic rat lymphocytes.


Viral oncolysis studies with a metastatic human tumor in chicks.


The metabolism of 6-thioguanine in normal and neoplastic tissues.


Studies on 6-uracil methyl sulfone. I. Non-enzymatic metabolism.


Studies on 6-uracil methyl sulfone. II. Anti-tumor activity.


The interaction of carcinogenic hydrocarbons with tissues. V. Some structural requirements for binding of 1,2,5,6-dibenzanthracene.


The hexose monophosphate shunt in glucose catabolism in ascites tumor cells.


The control of cell division: a review. II. Special mechanisms.


A comparative electron microscopic study on Ehrlich ascites tumor cells, Yoshida sarcoma cells, and human cancerous peritonitis ascites cells.


The carcinogenicity of creosote oil: its role in the induction of skin tumors in mice.


Some aspects of the ascites tumor cell response to a heterologous antiserum.


The carcinogenicity of creosote oil: the induction of lung tumors in mice.


Induced cervical carcinoma of the mouse; a quantitative cytologic method for evaluation of the neoplastic process.


Studies of the effect of perthane on spontaneous and transplanted mammary carcinoma in the C3H mouse.


Studies on the properdin system in rats bearing the transplantable human carcinoma HR132.


Metabolic patterns for succinate-2-C14 in tissues of tumor-bearing rats.


The effect of implanted tumors on the oxidation of formate and of the methyl group of methionine in mouse liver.


Differences in the metabolism of N-2-fluorenylacetamide in the guinea pig and the rat.


The prevention of ethionine-induced carcinoma of the liver in rats by methionine.


The use of anaerobes and respiratory-deficient yeast mutants as a screening procedure for potential tumor-inhibiting agents.


Some immunochemical relations of Bence-Jones and hyperglobulinemic serum proteins of multiple myeloma patients.


Urethan (ethyl carbamate) as a multipotential carcinogen.


Metabolic effects of 6-thioguanine. I. Studies on thioguanine-resistant and-sensitive Ehrlich ascites cells.


[Effect of isopropyl-isonicotinic acid hydrazide in angina pectoris; preliminary report].


The Q-I sound and the II sound-opening snap of mitral valve intervals in mitral stenosis before and after commissurotomy.


The effect of various drugs upon the ECG changes due to hyperkalemia in rats.


Effect of acute digitalization in patients with rheumatic heart disease.


On the origin of poststenotic dilatations.


Bronchial constriction in mitral stenosis studied by pulmonary function tests.


Study of the change in the pressure of the left ventricle in acute experimental coronary occlusion.


Electrocardiographic study from the hemodynamic point of view, concerning ventricular enlargements with anatomical correlation.


Blood pressure, pulse pressure and tissue flow.


Condorelli's prestatic myocardial infarction; hemorrhagic infarction without coronary occlusion.


The events of the left side of the normal heart as studied by cineradiography.


Electrokymographic studies in patients recovered from acute myocardial infarction.


Prevention by MgCl2 and KCl of the myocardial necroses normally produced by papain.


Adrenergic and cholinergic influences on the dynamic cycle of the normal human heart.


The dynamic cycle of the human heart during insulin hypoglycemia and after injection of glucose. II.


Sintrom long-term therapy in angina pectoris.


The medical problems of Henry VIII.

The medical problems of Henry VIII.


A self-concept scale for children and its relationship to the children's form of the manifest anxiety scale.


Size judgment at different distances as a function of age level.


Developmental, psychosocial, and educational factors in children with nonorganic articulation problems.


Self-conceptions, motivations, and interpersonal attitudes of early- and late-maturing girls.


A reinterpretation of the Barker, Dembo, and Lewin study of frustration and regression.


Dominance attitudes in parents and adult avoidance behavior in young children.


A study of the validity of parent attitude measurement.


Developmental status of two groups of infants released for adoption.


Variables in early discrimination learning. II. Mode of response and stimulus difference in the discrimination of tonal frequencies.


[Hemiptera: Pentatomidae].

[Hemiptera: Pentatomidae].


The effect of heat shocks on cell division.


Treatment of goiter in children.

Treatment of goiter in children.


Elective plastic repair of congenital defects.


Preoperative diagnosis of symptomatic Meckel's diverticulum.


Surgical treatment of esophageal atresia and tracheo-esophageal fistula in the infant.


Management of acute cholecystitis: analysis of 67 consecutive cases.


Therapy for carcinoma of the uterine cervix. II. Surgery.


Blood cultures for diagnosis of bacteremia.


Essential hematuria; an obsolete term.

Essential hematuria; an obsolete term.


[Notes on the findings in investigations of cholecystic bile and liver function in premature infants].


[Notes on evaluation of the effects of a sojourn in a climatic colony].


Francis C. Grant: a brief biographical sketch.


Moniliasis of the oral cavity.

Moniliasis of the oral cavity.


A clinical study of two hundred posterior fossa gliomas in children.


Cutaneous moniliasis.

Cutaneous moniliasis.


The laboratory aspects of moniliasis.

The laboratory aspects of moniliasis.


The surgery of meningiomas at the base of the brain.


Systemic moniliasis.

Systemic moniliasis.


Experiences with cordotomy.

Experiences with cordotomy.


Swellings of the parotid gland.

Swellings of the parotid gland.


Subdural collections of fluid in infants and children. III. The chronic membrane.


Problems of the dynamics of the cerebrospinal fluid with particular reference to the formation of cerebrospinal fluid and its relationship to cerebral metabolism.


Unilateral exophthalmos in childhood.

Unilateral exophthalmos in childhood.


Alleviation of dystonia musculorum deformans and other involuntary movement disorders of childhood by chemopallidectomy and chemopallido-thalamectomy.


Some ocular signs of cerebral tumors in children.


Experimental and clinical observations on the shunting of cerebrospinal fluid into the circulatory system.


Spinal nuclear amyotrophy and other causes of flaccidity in infancy.


[Methopromazine, cardiovascular apparatus and autonomic nervous system].


[Effect of sodium chloride and potassium chloride overload in normal and partially nephrectomized rats].


[Effect of luteinizing and folliclestimulating hormones on spermiation in the Bufo arenarum].


[Separation of optical isomers by paper chromatography].


[Fixation of radioactive phosphorus in various parts of the brain and especially the epiphysis and in various tissues of the rainbow trout (Salmo gairdneril R.)].


[Hypersideroplasmatic hypochromic anemia in rabbits after sodium fluoride poisoning; pathogenic mechanism].


[Effects of reserpiline on gastric hypersecretion and hyperacidity after insulin administration].


[Changes in skeletal muscle reaction to alternating galvanic stimuli].


[Radioautographic study of the localization of 4-C14-3-methyl-5-phenyl-5-ethyl-hydantoin in mice].


[Effect of thyroxin on P32 incorporation into kidney ribonucleic acid & its significance].


Preparation, sedimentation, and deuterium exchange studies of the oxidized A and B chains of insulin.


Urea solutions as titration media and the basicity of urea.


Phosphorylated ribonuclease: a study on the structural basis of enzymatic activity.


Synthesis of an asymmetric disulfide containing halfcystine.


[Immunization complications of the blood groups ABO & Rhesus].


The mercaptolysis of cystine.

The mercaptolysis of cystine.


Pathophysiological aspects of psychoses; introduction.


Discussion of periodic catatonia.

Discussion of periodic catatonia.


Correlations between mental illness and intracellular metabolism.


Anomaly of the metabolism of adenine nucleotides in the erythrocytes of schizophrenic patients.


Investigation on the inoculation of biological materials from schizophrenic patients in chick embryos, in guinea pigs, in white mice and in monkey kidney tissue culture.


Some biochemical aspects of the effect of chlorpromazine in the rat.


The metabolism of mescalin in the human; delayed clinical reactions to mescalin.


Mechanism of periodic catatonia.

Mechanism of periodic catatonia.


Urinary excretion of indoles in schizophrenia.


Toxic-infectious factors in schizophrenia.


Glutamic acid metabolism in schizophrenics with special reference to the arterio-venous deficiency in various organs.


Disturbance of purine metabolism in schizophrenia.


Disturbances of carbohydrate metabolism in schizophrenics; the effect of serum fractions from schizophrenics on glucose uptake of rat diaphragm in vitro.


Correlation of electrical recordings from cortical and subcortical regions of the brain with abnormal behavior in human subjects.


Relation between the rate of excretion of pyrocatecholamines in the urine and the outcome of electroshock therapy.


Neurophysiological data related to behavioural disorders.


A contribution to the problem of extracranial metastasis in meningiomas.


Parkinsonism with oculogyric crises; stimulation and partial elimination of periaqueductal grey and mesencephalic tegmentum (tegmentotomy).


Some laboratory investigations in multiple sclerosis.


Thrombocyte agglutination in disseminated sclerosis and other neurological diseases.


Personality changes following thalamic and pallidal lesions compared with the effects of various cortical lesions.


The statistical interpretation of aphasia.


Accidental poisoning in Connecticut; a one year survey.


The therapy of pancreatic inflammatory disease.


Biopsy of the cervix: a study of 200 cases.


Idiopathic pneumoperitoneum.

Idiopathic pneumoperitoneum.


Gastric volvulus with massive hemorrhage due to leiomyoma; case report.


The sphygmomanometer cuff pain test.

The sphygmomanometer cuff pain test.


Treating the mentally ill in general hospitals.


The use of radioactive isotopes in ophthalmology.


Earlier horizons.

Earlier horizons.


Connecticut Plan; integrated.

Connecticut Plan; integrated.


Micrococcus pyogenes (Staphylococcus aureus) infections in medical personnel.


Arrhythmias and tachycardia.

Arrhythmias and tachycardia.


Contact dermatitis from thermo-fax copy paper.


Comprehensive maternity care.

Comprehensive maternity care.


Clinical observations of a new oral diuretic, chlorothiazide (diuril).


Orthoptics in relation to medicine.

Orthoptics in relation to medicine.


The Connecticut Mental Hygiene Society.

The Connecticut Mental Hygiene Society.


ARE YOUR patients fit to drive.

ARE YOUR patients fit to drive.


COMMITTEE on perinatal mortality.

COMMITTEE on perinatal mortality.


David Parker Smith: 1889-1958.

David Parker Smith: 1889-1958.


Alice Porter Ford; 1877-1958.

Alice Porter Ford; 1877-1958.


Maurice Jacob Strauss: 1893-1953.

Maurice Jacob Strauss: 1893-1953.


KENNETH KYLE KINNEY 1898-1957.

KENNETH KYLE KINNEY 1898-1957.


Henry McGill Young; 1918-1957.

Henry McGill Young; 1918-1957.


The hospital of Saint Raphael.

The hospital of Saint Raphael.


Cystic fibrosis of the pancreas.

Cystic fibrosis of the pancreas.


Radiation and the human race.

Radiation and the human race.


Selection of patients and evaluation of procedures for cardiac surgery.


Our changing concepts in the treatment of chronic ear disease.


Management of bleeding from esophageal varices.


Snares and delusions in the recognition of pernicious anaemia.


Electroretinograpy and electromyograpy.

Electroretinograpy and electromyograpy.


Chronic silo filler's disease.

Chronic silo filler's disease.


Arthritis mutilans; report of an unusually extensive case.


Review of applications for state aid to the blind 1938-1958.


Adequate excision of basal cell carcinomas.


The bacteriologic diagnosis of urinary tract infections.


Clinical usefulness of the serum butanol-extractable iodine (BEI) in the diagnosis of thyroid disease.


Carcinoma or cardiospasm? A roentgen study.


Present day management of head injuries.


Acute cholecystitis without stones.

Acute cholecystitis without stones.


Carcinoma of the anus.

Carcinoma of the anus.


Notes from a radiology teaching session: from the memorial unit, Grace-New Haven hospital.


Inspection and palpation of pulsations on the front of the chest.


Early events in the development of inhalation therapy.


An unusual case of contact dermatitis.

An unusual case of contact dermatitis.


The cardiac in connecticut industry.

The cardiac in connecticut industry.


Relation of bone age to chronologic and mental age in mentally retarded children.


Staphylococcal pneumonia; clinical experience with ten cases in young adults.


Toxoplasmosis.

Toxoplasmosis.


Child health service in some countries of South East Asia: Afghanistan, Burma, Ceylon, India, Indonesia and Thailand.


Ocular sarcoidosis: report of five cases with fundus changes.


The relation between body weight and dosage of insulin in juvenile diabetes mellitus.


Incidence of premature deliveries among women with small heart volumes.


Metastasizing carcinoid: results of cardiac catheterization and autopsy in a case previously published.


Radiological investigation following gastrectomy.


Presence of a thromboplastin inhibitor and plasminogen activator in the joint tissues of a haemophilic patient.


Death in connection with treatment with BZ55: 1-butal-3-sulphanilylurea, nadisan.


Differential diagnosis of jaundice.

Differential diagnosis of jaundice.


[Findings on several sympathomimetic amines. II. Comparison of the pK values of substances determined by polarimetry, spectrophotometry & electrometry].


Etiology of anemia; a practical approach to the subject.


Common erros in the diagnosis of the acute abdomen.


Malignant ureteral tumor; case report.

Malignant ureteral tumor; case report.


The homeostatic control of the feasting blood sugar.


[Chronic Chagaś heart disease].

[Chronic Chagaś heart disease].


[Cobalt 60 bomb: advantages & limitations. 2].


[Unexpected, precipitate & sudden labor & medicolegal aspects].


Observations concerning a humoral insulin antagonist during diabetic ketosis.


Management of the pregnant diabetic.

Management of the pregnant diabetic.


Effects of insulin, tolbutamide and phenethyldiguanidine on peripheral glucose uptake in man.


Maternal prediabetes as a cause of the unexplained stillbirth.


A new diagnostic procedure for mild diabetes mellitus; evaluation of an intravenous tolbutamide response test.


Status of federal-state cooperative tuberculosis eradication.


A quantitative estimation of antibodies to exogenous insulin in diabetic subjects.


Pulmonary function screening tests in bronchial asthma.


Pleuropneumonectomy in tuberculosis.

Pleuropneumonectomy in tuberculosis.


Segmental anatomy as applied to segmental resection.


The determination of blood sugar; a rapid screening method utilizing glucose oxidase paper.


Diabetic sciatic neuropathy; report of a case.


Broncho-pulmonary amoebiasis.

Broncho-pulmonary amoebiasis.


The hexosemonophosphate shunt and adaptive hyperlipogenesis.


The use of a myocardial electrode inserted percutaneously for control of complete atrioventricular block by an artificial pacemaker.


Glycosuria as a cause of falsely high hydroxycorticoid values.


Clinical use of the biguanides and their role in stabilizing juvenile-type diabetes.


Tularemic pericarditis; report of two cases and review of literature.


The Kimmelstiel-Wilson lesion.

The Kimmelstiel-Wilson lesion.


Renal artery hypertension: a correctable clinical condition.


Pregnancy and diabetes.

Pregnancy and diabetes.


Eugene L. Opie.

Eugene L. Opie.


The inverted U wave.

The inverted U wave.


Sicklemia complicating chest surgery; a case report.


[Environmental factors in teratogenesis. II. Teratogenesis].


Electroencephalographic changes during the state of coma.


Electroencephalographic and clinical study of anoxic convulsions in children; their location within the group of infantile convulsions and their differenciation from epilepsy.


Electroencephalographic frequency analysis of aged psychiatric patients.


An assessment of the value of sleep-electroencephalography for the diagnosis of temporal lobe epilepsy.


Electroencephalographic changes in man during use and withdrawal of barbiturates in moderate dosage.


Cerebellar responses during and after experimental ether convulsions.


Experimental modification of dendritic and recruiting processes and their DC aftereffects.


Effects of systemically administered omega-amino and guanidino acids on spontaneous and evoked cortical activity in regions of blood-brain barrier destruction.


Cortical spread of afterdischarge in the monkey.


The influence of curare on hypothalamic excitability and the electroencephalogram.


Note on a possible correspondence between the scotomas of migraine and spreading depression of Leão.


Unusual EEG record in a case of recovery after a rubella encephalltis.


[Cerebellar fits durings a mesencephalic type of influenzal encephalitis].


Megimide and metrazol; a comparison of their convulsant properties in man and cat.


EEG changes in neurogenic chronic respiratory acidosis.


Equalizing ear reference resistance in monopolar recording to eliminate artifactual temporal lobe asymmetry.


A variable frequency, variable selectivity filter for electroencephalography.


Control of cortical pulsations.

Control of cortical pulsations.


The location of EEG departments in the vicinity of large transformers; allowable magnetic field strength in EEG.


Electronic control of stimulator with camera.


A unity gain cathode follower.

A unity gain cathode follower.


A multiple electrode carrier for chronic implantation in small animals.


Ability of various phosphates to elicit the infarct-like phosphatesteroid cardiopathy.


The problem of autocatalysis (autore-production) of some cyclic compounds from lower amino acids; extension of the principle of enzymoid formation; investigations of the mitogenetic laboratory.


Influence of heat on the inhibition of the enzymic property of papain.


Contributions to the potassium-effect in fermentation and glycolysis.


A competitive alkaline phosphatase inhibitor from extracts of normal male urines.


The significance of nuclear size in physiological and pathological processes.


[Esophageal hiatus, hiatal hernias and their surgical repair].


A method for rapid fractionation of particulate systems by gradient differential centrifugation.


Tropistic responses of zygotes of the Fucaceae to polarized light.


A study of the mechanism of pinocytosis.


Uptake of protein from solution by Amoeba proteus.


Interference microscope studies of cell contacts in tissue culture.


The time sequence of early events in the fertilization of sea urchin eggs. II. The production of acid.


The mode of chromosome duplication in Crepis capillaris.


Surface antigen defects contributing to developmental failure in aggregateless variants of the slime mold, Dictyostelium discoideum.


Ciné-micrographic studies on mitosis in endosperm. V. Formation of the metaphase plate.


Inductive interaction of embryonic tissues after dissociation and reaggregation.


Fluoride inhibition of skeleton formation in the sea urchin.


Nucleotide and nucleic acid metabolism in developing amphibian embryos. II. Composition and metabolic activity of ovarian egg nucleic acids.


The metachromasia of sodium gamma-poly-glutamate and pepsin.


Two chemicals promoting cell division in the Yoshida sarcoma cells.


Isolation of cytoplasmic structures from yeast.


Observations on the incorporation of 32P by irradiation-produced giant cells.


Antephase and DNA doubling.

Antephase and DNA doubling.


Demonstration of bi-partite spiral structure on spermatogonial anaphase chromosomes of Mus musculus.


Proliferation of chick embryonic heart fibroblast in various media.


Autoradiographic evidence of distribution of 35S-methionine in Ehrlich ascites cells.


A simple monochromator for ultraviolet microscopy.


Contractile elements in the limiting membrane of the seminiferous tubules of the rat.


Identification of the nucleus of a fission yeast with fluorescent dyes.


Subcellular fractions from the electric tissue of Torpedo; morphological aspect and cholinesterase content.


Aminopterin and nitrogen mustard as mitotic inhibitors in mouse ear epidermis in vitro.


Studies on filariasis. I. The behavior of microfilariae of Dirofilaria immitis in the wax moth larva (Galleria mellonella).


Studies on cestode metabolism. V. The chemical composition of Diphyllobothrium sp. in the plerocercoid and adult stages.


Nutritional requirements of insects associated with animal parasitism.


CANDOR in education.

CANDOR in education.


Biosynthetic relations of some natural phenolic and enolic compounds.


The aminochromes.

The aminochromes.


Some in vitro conversions of naturally occurring carotenoids.


Visual pigments.

Visual pigments.


The chemistry of Podophyllum.

The chemistry of Podophyllum.


X-ray analysis and the structure of vitamin B12.


Systemic lupus erythematosus: a relatively common clinical problem.


The family doctor and his problem eye cases.


Some concepts of the modern treatment of the acne reaction.


The remarkable ability of bone tissue to store fluoride.


How to refer a psychosomatic patient to a psychiatric specialist.


Here's a helpful hint about urine urobilinogen.


Prenatal care: a classroom approach.

Prenatal care: a classroom approach.


Principles and objectives in the comprehensive care of chronic illness.


Leukemia or leukemoid reaction: a problem in differential diagnosis.


The effect of diuretics as antihypertensive agents.


Management of multiple sclerosis in general practice.


Some infrequently emphasized causes of pleural effusion.


Some considerations in the management of bronchial asthma.


Speeding up your reading.

Speeding up your reading.


Stress in the world: the individual and the doctor.


The modern medical examiner for life insurance.


Chest pain of colon origin.

Chest pain of colon origin.


Tribute to Ismar Boas (1858-1938).

Tribute to Ismar Boas (1858-1938).


Pulmonary tuberculosis and partial gastrectomy.


Acute and subacute interstitial pancreatitis: a clinicopathologic study.


Experimental pancreatitis and plasma lipids.


Carcinoma of the pancreas associated with chronic relapsing pancreatitis.


The hemagglutination test for viral hepatitis noted in an epidemic of infectious hepatitis.


A modification of the I 131 triolein test of fat absorption utilizing a capsule test meal.


Diagnostic implications of the ileocecal valve.


X-ray examination of the esophagus.

X-ray examination of the esophagus.


Soft tissue sarcoma of the duodenum.

Soft tissue sarcoma of the duodenum.


Gastric analysis; evaluation of collection techniques.


Epigastric hernia mistaken for myocardial infarction.


Should all gastric ulcers be treated surgically.


Pneumatosis cystoides intestinalis involving left portion of colon; report of four cases diagnosed at sigmoidoscopy.


Peutz-Jeghers syndrome; report of a case of small intestinal polyposis and carcinoma associated with melanin pigmentation of the lips and buccal mucosa.


Chromosome numbers in Crocus.

Chromosome numbers in Crocus.


A possible inversion in the mating-type chromosome of Neurospora crassa.


Non-genetic sib resemblance in regard to the life span in mice caused by a gradient.


A survey of genetical interference in maize.


Kinetochore division prior to metaphase I of meiosis.


Urinary steroids and the hexosamine-collagen ratio of dermal punches.


Age differences in the diurnal periodicity of male sexual behavior.


Heart position in the ageing male rat in relation to lung disease.


Thermic-contraction of single tendon fibres from animals of different age after treatment with formaldehyde, urethane, glycerol, acetic acid and other substances.


The affinity of collagen fibres for radio-isotopes Ca45, Na24, K42 and I 131 during thermic contraction.


The urinary excretion of chloride, phosphate and pigment in ageing male rats.


A note on the effect of interrupting auditory signals on the performance of younger and older subjects.


A study of the chemical composition of the costal cartilage of the guinea-pig in relation to the weight and age of the animal.


Some effects of age on the biochemistry of acute inflammation.


[In memory of Professor Jean Karcher].

[In memory of Professor Jean Karcher].


[Evolution and conduct of labor in cephalopelvic disproportion].


[Preinvasive cancer of the uterine cervix: treatment, early diagnosis & results].


[Preinvasive carcinoma of the uterine cervix: clinical problems].


[Analyses of the tree test in psychologically abnormal children during their developmental period. III].


CHILD nutrition in the tropics.

CHILD nutrition in the tropics.


SOME DISORDERS of steroid metabolism.

SOME DISORDERS of steroid metabolism.


TISSUE grafting; the experimental approach.


WORLD health.

WORLD health.


STAPHYLOCOCCAL infection in the hospital.


ON BEING fifty.

ON BEING fifty.


[Therapy of urinary incontinence in women].


[Therapy of urinary incontinence].

[Therapy of urinary incontinence].


[Introduction to the discussion of Urinary incontinence in women].


[Hematological data on patients with neoplasms after undergoing cobalt teletherapy].


Principles of therapeutic use of artificial kidneys.


Brief history of the National committee of Radiation Protection and Measurements (NCRP) covering the period 1929-1946.


Survey of stopping power.

Survey of stopping power.


A single ion detector for measurement of gamma-ray ionization in cavities.


Spectral distribution of electron flux in a beta-radioactive medium.


W for heavy particles.

W for heavy particles.


An apparatus for measuring electron attachment: results for oxygen in argon.


Surgery for mitral stenosis; early results in eight consecutive cases.


Composition of some Hawaii fishes.

Composition of some Hawaii fishes.


Dosimetry with ionization chambers employing internal gas multiplication.


The use of gonadal steroids in gynecology.


Calculation of radiation dose.

Calculation of radiation dose.


What is health physics.

What is health physics.


Radiation exposure as a reasonable calculated risk.


Health physics responsibilities to management.


Exposure criteria for evaluating the public consequences of catastrophic accidents in large nuclear plants.


Medical ethics.

Medical ethics.


Metabolism of cesium-137 in the rat comparison of acute and chronic administration experiments.


Integrated air sampling program for a radioactive plant.


SUGGESTED insignias for the Health Physics Society.


History of the International Commission on Radiological Protection (ICRP).


Potential hazard of world-wide Sr90 fallout from nuclear weapons testing.


Current status of the internal dose problem.


Aerosol activity from experimental low power reactor operation.


Assessing the impact of environmental radiation on total health.


Soil disposal of radioactive wastes at ORNL: criteria and techniques of site selection and monitoring.


Emergency radiation monitoring of drinking water.


Improvements in the threshold detector method of fast neutron dosimetry.


Possible health hazards associated with the laundering of radioactively contaminated protective clothing.


Some general considerations in chemical decontamination.


A short procedure for electrodepositing fissionable elements.


Converting a gas flow alpha proportional counter to the scintillation type.


A continuous automatic environmental air sampler.


Desert basins and waste disposal.

Desert basins and waste disposal.


Guides for the preparation of NCRP recommendations.


Suggested insignias for the Health Physics Society.


The postmyocardial infarction syndrome; recurrent pericarditis, pleurisy, and pneumonitis.


Chlorothiazide in hypertension.

Chlorothiazide in hypertension.


Rehabilitation of the cardiac patient; energy cost in prescription of work dosage.


Pulmonic stenosis with intact ventricular septum.


Electrocardiographic aspects of hypopotassemia.


Renal hypertension.

Renal hypertension.


[Studies on relations between thiocyanate formation and goitrogenic properties of foods. II. Preformed thiocyanate in foods as main source o of thiccyanate excreted in the urine of man and animals].


Cortisone and surgical risk: experimental data and practical results.


The hard facts; hospital financial operations. II.


Chaplain and administrator in the church hospital.


Christ-child contest.

Christ-child contest.


I was a patient at "Barts".

I was a patient at "Barts".


Life member of the medical staff.

Life member of the medical staff.


Christmas is fun for all.

Christmas is fun for all.


Viewing the Blue Cross. II. The insurance company viewpoint.


Do you know enough about business contracts.


Your pipeline may be your lifeline; getting information to employees is vital to the functioning of your hospital.


Prayer cards at Clarkson aid total care.


New Jersey Supreme Court overrules immunity doctrine of liability of charitable hospitals.


Government not responsible for death of intoxicated mental patient causing fight.


Responsibilities of the hospital engineer in a construction program.


KITCHEN cleanup.

KITCHEN cleanup.


Statements of patient after accident are not admissible as evidence in her favor.


Girl Scout hospital aide program; a threefold asset.


A pharmacy student recuritment program.

A pharmacy student recuritment program.


FOOD PURCHASING practices and procedures.


The human equation in management.

The human equation in management.


HOSPITAL in a winter wonderland.

HOSPITAL in a winter wonderland.


These four techniques help information go full-circle.


This human relations workshop works to develop better supervisors.


From hotel to hospital for $ 104,000.

From hotel to hospital for $ 104,000.


The pharmacist's twin roles.

The pharmacist's twin roles.


Putting value analysis to work for hospitals. II.


Corrective to preventive maintenance step by step.


The relation of cholecystectomy complications to inadequate exposure and technical errors.


Surgical problems in occlusive peripheral arterial disease.


Psychosomatic aspects of ulcerative colitis: a review.


Newer concepts of nutrition in cardiovascular disease.


Benign tumors of the breast.

Benign tumors of the breast.


Poison control in the State of Illinois.


Medical society: health department partnership in Pennsylvania.


MANAGING your money. I.

MANAGING your money. I.


Fibrocystic disease of the pancreas.

Fibrocystic disease of the pancreas.


The problem of arthritis and psoriasis.

The problem of arthritis and psoriasis.


Old and new concepts in treatment of warts.


Thrombosis, blood coagulation and the diet.


Case finding in diabetes; a practical screening test.


Ocular aspects of endocrine exophthalmos.


Primary gastric lymphosarcoma with ten years' survival.


Agranulocytosis and jaundice following chlorpromazine therapy.


MANAGING your money. II.

MANAGING your money. II.


General health and nutrition survey of the rural population in Pennathur. I. The nutrition status survey.


General health and nutrition survey of the rural population in Pennathur. II. A qualitative study on family meals.


General health and nutrition survey of the rural population in Pennathur. III. The quantitative dietary survey.


The influence of heredity and obesity in Indian diabetics.


Mineral preparations in the treatment of diabetes mellitus.


Treatment of amebiasis with preparation 11, 925C (CIBA).


Rauwolfia in the treatment of chorea; case report.


Modern practice in immunization. 16. Yellow fever immunization.


The vitamins. 6. Pantothenic acid.

The vitamins. 6. Pantothenic acid.


LSD 25.

LSD 25.


Anticoagulants.

Anticoagulants.


Dyspnea.

Dyspnea.


In vitro studies on human leprosy. I.

In vitro studies on human leprosy. I.


Pulmonary tuberculosis in the contacts: a mass miniature roentgenographic study.


An investigation into the role of betel leaf in transmission of disease.


Effect of splenectomy on lymphopoiesis.

Effect of splenectomy on lymphopoiesis.


A study of the pattern of intestinal flora in adult females in Ahmedabad.


The sample value of liver biopsy: case report.


Gastric hemorrhage in intracranial diseases: case reports.


A simplified dacroyocystorhinostomy.

A simplified dacroyocystorhinostomy.


Gargoylism: case report.

Gargoylism: case report.


A case of anti-P agglutinin.

A case of anti-P agglutinin.


Secondary amenorrhea treated by duogynon oral.


The vitamins. 7. Folic acid (pteroylglutamic acid).


The intractable complications of diabetes.


Chronic peptic ulcer.

Chronic peptic ulcer.


Medicinal disease resulting from administration of antibiotics.


Primary pulmonary tuberculosis in infants and children.


Gaucher's disease; clinico-pathological and biochemical study of a case.


Myositis ossificans progressiva.

Myositis ossificans progressiva.


Ophthalmic aspects of light and vision.

Ophthalmic aspects of light and vision.


Effects of illuminance quantity on accommodation of the eyes.


Visual comfort in the plant.

Visual comfort in the plant.


Visual comfort in the office.

Visual comfort in the office.


Maintaining lighting levels in the office.


Light and comfort.

Light and comfort.


Light and its measurement.

Light and its measurement.


Application of the four factors of seeing to a variety of industrial situations.


Summary description of a generalized method for specification of interior illumination levels on the basis of performance data.


Daylighting.

Daylighting.


Making a lighting survey.

Making a lighting survey.


Corrosive lesion of the eye caused by liquid SO2.


Studies of proteins and antibodies by specific hemagglutination and hemolysis of proteinconjugated erythrocytes.


Pathologic manifestations of allergic and related mechanisms in diseases of the lungs.


An appraisal of serologic reactions in rheumatoid arthritis.


Food-induced allergic illness in children.


The psychosomatic aspects of the management of asthmatic children.


Experimental allergic lesions in animals with special reference to histological appearances.


Electrophoresis of serum proteins in atopic eczema.


Local reactions and lymph node response to skin beterografts between rabbits and rats.


Group III reactions to drugs: apparently allergic reactions occurring almost exclusively with drugs.


Immunological basis of carcinogenesis.

Immunological basis of carcinogenesis.


Does addiction to corticosteroids, including prednisone, occur in patients with bronchial asthma.


Seasonal and geographic influences on food allergy.


Cow's milk allergy in infants and children.


Structure and origin of religious symbols.


Biological basis of religious symbolism.


Psychological aspects of religious symbols.


Religious symbols in the unconscious of man.


What makes the symbol effective.

What makes the symbol effective.


The symbol as survival value.

The symbol as survival value.


The relationship between mystical symbols and existential boundary situations.


Religious symbolism and neurotic disorder.


Construct formation in science and religion: a scientific approach to the transcendent self.


The cross as a command to suffer.

The cross as a command to suffer.


The Book of Job: The Hebrew Myth of the Chosen God, its symbolism and psychoanalytic.


Symbolism in the philosophy of spinoza.

Symbolism in the philosophy of spinoza.


Sarcoidosis: presentation of a case with direct myocardial involvement.


Experiences on a visit to the United States.


[Studies on efficiency & heart beat frequency of untrained persons in maximal performances with a hand crank ergometer].


A rapid colorimetric method for the determination tocopherol and tocopheryl acetate in plasma.


Relationship between vitamin E in the free and acetate form present in the plasma after parenteral administration of tocopherol acetate.


Studies on car carotene metabolism. I. The effect of different dietary proteins on carotene metabolism.


Studies on carotene metabolism. II. The biological value of natural carotene sources and oily carotene solutions.


Effects of certain B-vitamin deficiencies on liver nitrogen in rats.


Spectrophotometric determination of vitamin A (and carotene) in margarine containing sesame oil.


Microbiological assay of pantothenic acid with special reference to the release of bound pantothenic acid.


The relation between the frog's slow diastolic (interpotentials) and potassium, calcium, adrenaline, noradrenaline, and tension.


Reaction of photosensitised glia cells and neurons in tissue culture to incandescent light and electronic flash.


Organic confusional state in association with diabetes insipidus and miliary tuberculosis.


[Data on the treatment of diabetic coma].


Investigation of certain autonomic responses of children to a specific dental stress.


Dental care of the chronically ill child.


The need for dental health education.

The need for dental health education.


Responsibility of the state society in dental education.


Management of fear in the child patient.


Effects of drinking solutions containing metallic ions above and below hydrogen in the electromotive series on dental caries in the Syrian hamster.


Bonding of synthetic resin material to human dentin: preliminary histological study of the bond area.


The temporomandibular joint and occlusion.


Oral calcium penicillin V in dental practice: a preliminary study.


Dental services in a major disaster.

Dental services in a major disaster.


Epidemiological trend patterns of dental caries prevalence data.


Elevation of a serum glycoprotein in periodontosis.


Psychological factors in the practice of dentistry.


Dental management of adult patients with cerebral palsy.


Factors affecting group practice.

Factors affecting group practice.


THE ILWU-PMA dental program: first year statistics. V. Cost of dental care received.


Bridge construction without impressions.


Observations of Korean dentistry.

Observations of Korean dentistry.


Dentistry in Czechoslovakia.

Dentistry in Czechoslovakia.


The changing face of America.

The changing face of America.


Effect of weight loss on blood pressure.


The American Dietetic Association; 1957-58; president's report to members.


Effect of processing and handling on foods.


Trends in maternal and child health.

Trends in maternal and child health.


Torula yeast as a dietary supplement.

Torula yeast as a dietary supplement.


Meprobamate addiction.

Meprobamate addiction.


Occupational diseases: diagnosis and proper method of reporting.


Compensations to the physician in occupational medicine.


The physician as advisor to industrial management.


Hospital employees: corridor consultations or health maintenance.


The problem back.

The problem back.


Hazards of therapy in respiratory disease.


Gastrointestinal hazards encountered in the use of certain therapeutic agents: general review.


Esophageal cytology by a gauze-sponge smear technique.


Hazards of antibiotic therapy.

Hazards of antibiotic therapy.


Treatment of polycythemia vera with busulfan (myleran).


Alcohol-induced pain in Hodgkin's disease.


Low-sodium diets: physiological adaptation and clinical use fulness.


IMMUNE or no take reaction in smallpox vaccination.


COUNCIL on National Defense: results of survey of physicians separated from active military service.


COUNCIL on Industrial Health: a guide for medical services for construction projects.


THE BUSINESS of a practice.

THE BUSINESS of a practice.


Sterility and infertility: medical views.


Complications of endotracheal intubation.


Hemorrhage and massive transfusion.

Hemorrhage and massive transfusion.


Acute intermittent porphyria with respiratory paralysis.


Balanced analgesia for the poor-risk patient undergoing thoracic surgery.


The Rochester, N.Y., Health Forum: a successful adventure in public relations with use of television.


Evaluation of the newborn infant; second report.


Lowering blood lipid levels by changing food patterns.


Physical conditioning program for asthmatic children.


Perineal urethral diverticulum: complication of removal of ischium.


Biological false-positive results in serologic tests for syphilis; findings in a low socioeconomic population group.


Use of citrated calcium carbimide in alcoholism.


Coarctation repair with relief of hypertension; report of a case in fifty-seven-year-old man.


Evaluation of random blood glucose levels among ambulant women.


Chronic recurring spontaneous pneumothorax due to endometriosis of the diaphragm.


Hereditary galactose disease.

Hereditary galactose disease.


Production of congenital malformations by dietary measures; experiments in mammals.


A book on medical care.

A book on medical care.


BILLING and collections.

BILLING and collections.


A clinic on recognition and management of respiratory acidosis.


Neurosurgical care of the severely injured patient.


Care of the patient with multiple injuries.


Management of the severely injured patient; genitourinary aspects.


The problem of cardiac arrest.

The problem of cardiac arrest.


Anileridine hydrochloride; its clinical use as an analgesic and sedative; preliminary report.


Arteriographic studies of the coronary arteries in ischemic heart disease.


Some new concepts of coronary heart disease; results after surgical operation.


Your malpractice insurance contract.

Your malpractice insurance contract.


Expert witness and advisory panels.

Expert witness and advisory panels.


Asystole complicating acute myocardial infarction; survival with the aid of a cardiac pacemaker and intravenous administration of isoproterenol.


Chlorothiazide (diuril) as a hyperuricaci'emic agent.


Current status of the treatment of irenal disorders.


Vanderbilt Cooperative Study of maternal and infant nutrition. XII. Effect of reproductive cycle on nutritional status and requirements.


PREVENTIVE medicine.

PREVENTIVE medicine.


MEDICAL care for the indigent in 1958.

MEDICAL care for the indigent in 1958.


WHO and health work in Europe.

WHO and health work in Europe.


Man, viruses, and environment.

Man, viruses, and environment.


Approach to cardiovascular diseases in the European region.


WHO mental health program in Europe.

WHO mental health program in Europe.


Prevention of accidents in childhood.

Prevention of accidents in childhood.


THE WORK of WHO-1957.

THE WORK of WHO-1957.


Retained fetal membranes: the effect on prolificacy of dairy cattle.


Technique for dental radiography in cattle.


Intrauterine treatment of postparturient cows with chlortetracycline and neomycin sulfate.


Techniques of collection and transplantation of ova in farm animals.


Thoracic and abdominal arrow wound in the cat.


Laboratory studies of anaplasmosis in cattle treated with oxytetracycline.


Studies on urolithiasis. II. The occurrence in feedlot lambs following implantations of diethylstilbestrol.


Inhalation treatment of chronic respiratory disease in chickens: controlled field studies with furazolidone and dihydrostreptomycin dusts.


Cnemidocoptic mange in the budgerigar (Melopsittacus undulatus).


Some metabolic derangements associated with magnesium metabolism in cattle.


Triple sugar iron agar as an aid in the diagnosis of erysipelas.


New two-compartment disposable plastic syringe.


Toxoplasmosis in animals.

Toxoplasmosis in animals.


Ruminant ketosis-deficiency disease or metabolic defect.


Cutaneous lesionso on a porpoise with erysipelas.


Two case of Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae infection in chickens.


Steatitis (yellow fat) in cats fed canned red tuna.


Reality, abstracting, and the communication of information.


Abstraction, synthesis, and symbols.

Abstraction, synthesis, and symbols.


Color by overprinting.

Color by overprinting.


The use of aniline dyes to color wax models.


Professional relations and ethics; a progress report.


Some results of biological experiments in rockets and sputnik II.


Medical services for jet airliner passengers in the USSR.


Occurrence of pulmonary fat and tissue embolism in aircraft accident fatalities.


Air-to-air tracking during closed-loop centrifuge operation.


Use of accident data, instructors' comments and students' responses in transition flight training.


Ear defenders for noise protection.

Ear defenders for noise protection.


The relationship between cardiovascular response and positive G tolerance.


Measurement of behavioral effects attributed to certain ataractic and analeptic drugs.


Predicition of flight training attrition by grade slips for first ten flights.


Military pilot selection; a survey of programs in United States, Canada, Great Britain and France.


Growth characteristics and antibiotic production of actinomycetes isolated from littoral sediments and materials suspended in sea water.


Genetic analysis of segregants from heterokaryons of Streptomyces coelicolor.


New sampler for the collection, sizing, and enumeration of viable airborne particles.


Growth stimulating effect of autoclaved glucose media and its relationship to the CO2 requirement of propionibacteria.


Influence of casein hydrolyzates and amino acids on glucose ferementation by Propionibacterium freudenreichii.


Distribution of lysine racemase in bacteria.


Effects of some metallic ions on glutamyl polypeptide synthesis by Bacillus subtilis.


Cell-free nitrification by Nitrobacter.

Cell-free nitrification by Nitrobacter.


Nutrition and physiology of Ruminococcus flavefaciens.


Phosphorylation of cellobiose and glucose by Ruminococcus flavefaciens.


Isolation of Nitrosomonas in pure culture.


Nutritional requirements for the formation of arginine decarboxylase in Escherichia coli.


Complexity of toxins from Clostridium septicum and Clostridium chauvoei.


Characteristics of ruminal anaerobic celluloytic cocci and Cillobacterium cellulosolvens n. sp.


Metabolic studies on Brucella neotomae (Stoenner and Lackman).


Studies on factors affecting the rapid germination of spores of Clostridium botulinum.


HeLa cells and Histoplasma capsulatum; phagocytosis and subsequent intracellular growth.


Irradiation of carcinoma of the cervix uteri using a radium colpostat and pendulum therapy (arc therapy).


On account of a case of sunlight induced cancer.


Studies of ribose metabolism. VI. An assessment of ribose biosynthesis from hexose by way of the C-6 oxidation pathway.


The metabolism of mucopolysaccharides in mammalian tissues. V. The origin of L-iduronic acid.


Requirements of Mn++ and Co++ for the synthesis of ascorbic acid by liver extracts of animals deprived of tocopherol.


Metabolic adaptations in higher animals. IV. Effect of the ethionine: methionine ratio of the diet on glucose-6-phosphatase adaptation.


Effect of protein added in vitro upon insulin degradation and glucose uptake by muscle.


Coupling of oxidation of substrates to reductive biosyntheses. II. Location of deuterium in glycogen formed from DL-2-deuteriolactate.


Ribitol dehydrogenase. I. Purification and properties of the enzyme.


The incorporation of galactose into galactolipides.


Purification and identification of brain phospholipides associated with thromboplastic activity.


Studies on the metabolism of 3, 3-dimethyl phenylmyrtstic acid, a nonoxidizable fatty acid analogue.


The enzymatic synthesis of sphingosine. II. Further studies on the mechanism of the reaction.


The enzymatic synthesis of inositol phosphatide.


The biosynthesis of delta 4androstenedione and 17 alpha-hydroxyprogesterone from progesterone by surviving human fetal adrenals.


The biochemical transformation of cholestenone to cholesterol.


A comparison of methods for the analysis of estrone, estradiol, and estriol in extracts of human urine.


The effect of follicle-stimulating hormone on the biosynthesis in vitro of estradiol-17 beta from acetate-1-C 14 and testosterone-4-C 14.


Mevalonic kinase: purification and properties.


Isolation of D- and L-glutamyl polypeptides from culture filtrates of Bacillus subtilis.


Purification and properties of an inducible beta-glucosidase of yeast.


Purification and properties of tyrosine-activating enzyme of hog pancreas.


Preparation and properties of highly purified alkaline phosphatase from swine kidneys.


The gamma-aminobutyric acid-alpha-ketoglutaric acid transaminase of beef brain.


N-terminal amino acid analysis of growth hormones from human, monkey, whale, and beef pituitary glands.


Preparation and some properties of a phosphateactivated glutaminase from kidneys.


The C-terminal amino acid sequence of growth hormones from human, monkey, whale, and sheep pituitary glands.


The enzymatic conversion of 5-dehydroshikimic acid to protocatechuic acid.


Role of the ribonucleoprotein particle in protein synthesis and the effects of growth hormone.


Effects of various steroids and metabolic inhibitors on the incorporation of glycine-2-C 14 into total proteins and nucleic acids of normal and malignant lymphocytes in vitro.


Isoleucine and valine metabolism in Escherichia coli. VIII. The formation of acetolactate.


O-phosphoserine phosphatase from Baker's yeast.


Effects of vitamin E deficiency on tissue and erythrocyte glutathione.


The enzymatic cleavage of canavanine to homoserine and hydroxyguanidine.


Dietary methionine and the excretion of formiminoglutamic acid by the rat.


Effect of vitamin B6 deficiency on the basal and adapted levels of rat liver tyrosine and tryptophan transaminases.


Specificity of the adaptive response to tyrosine-alpha-ketoglutarate transaminase in the rat.


Effect of glucose and various nucleosides on purine synthesis by Ehrlich ascites tumor cells in vitro.


Biosynthesis of deoxyribose in intact Escherichia coli.


Bacterial degradation of deoxyribose-C 14.


The reaction of quaternary pyridine derivatives with imidazoles.


Biogenesis of citrinin.

Biogenesis of citrinin.


The enzymatic synthesis of delta-aminolevulinic acid.


The activation of adrenal phosphorylase by the adrenocorticotropic hormone.


The kinetics and inhibition of cytochrome components of the succinic oxidase system. III. Cytochrome b.


Catalytic oxidation of glutathione and other sulfhydryl compounds by selenite.


Reductive degradation of pyrimidines. IV. Purification and properties of dihydrouracil hydrase.


The requirement for serum albumin in oxidative phosphorylation of flight muscle mitochondria.


Studies in histochemistry. LI. Microdetermination of hyaluronidase and its inhibition by fractions of isolated mast cells.


The future of Christian Mission hospitals in India.


Treatment of burns.

Treatment of burns.


Muscle splitting for thoracoplasty.

Muscle splitting for thoracoplasty.


A simple dental diagnosis and treatment.


Erythema multiforme exudativum; Stevens-Johnson syndrome.


Further studies on cholesterol levels in the Johns Hopkins medical students: the effect of stress at examinations.


Rhinosporidiosis in Dhamtari.

Rhinosporidiosis in Dhamtari.


Congenital heart disease in successive generations; interatrial septal defect in a 63-year woman and her 31-year old son.


Adrenocortical steroid therapy and chemotherapy in acute, faradvanced toxic pulmonary tuberculosis; a preliminary report.


A clinical trial of dextromoramide, (R 875, SKF D-5137).


The diuretic efficacy of a phenothiazine derivative, U-5641-2.


Maximum utilization of the life table method in analyzing survival.


The cost of rehabilitation in rheumatic disease.


A symposium in honour of the centenary of Virchow's cellular pathology (1858-1958): 1858.


Diagnosis from cells.

Diagnosis from cells.


The bacterial cell.

The bacterial cell.


The cell in culture.

The cell in culture.


Cytochondrial aspects of cellular pathology.


Two biochemical aspects of cell necrosis.


Extension of the limits of cellular pathology: the role of enzyme histochemistry.


The effect of reduced oxygen tension on platelet formation in vitro.


The antibody content of single cells.

The antibody content of single cells.


A symposium in honour of the centenary of Virchow's cellular pathology (1858-1958): the chairman's summing-up.


Regeneration in the dorsal spino-cerebellar tract of the cat.


Eye movements elicited by surface and depth stimulation of the occipital lobe of Macaque mulatta.


Consequences of section of the Simian restiform body.


Retrograde reaction in motoneuron dendrites following ventral root section in the frog.


The sensory endings in the skin of the cat.


Experimental study of the efferent projections from the cerebellar nuclei to the brainstem of the cat.


Correlation of medial thalamic nuclear activity with cortical and subcortical neuronal arcs.


The effects of selenium in soil on mammalian nutrition.


Operative treatment of inguinal hernia.

Operative treatment of inguinal hernia.


The incidence of intestinal parasitic infections among the inhabitants of Cairo.


Study on the nutritive value of mullet (Mugil cephalus).


Osteoid osteoma; review of literature and report of a case of giant osteold osteoma with unusual features.


Allergy in the urinary tract; a preliminary clinical assay.


Surgical treatment of ulcers of the bladder.


A new short-acting muscle relaxant.

A new short-acting muscle relaxant.


The frequency of natural antibodies to the enteric fever organisms in Egypt.


Fibrous dysplasia; with report of 2 cases.


Clinical trial of an oral hypoglycaemic agent N-(4-methyl-phenyl sulphanyl)-N1-butylurea in diabetes.


An infectious cutaneous fibroma of the Virginia whitetailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus). A naturally occurring cutaneous fibroma of deer has proven to be experimentally transmissible in deer. The causative agent is a virus that is readily alterable through Berkefeld N candles and that survives in fibroma tissue for at least as long as 27 months in glycerol-saline at -20 degrees C. The experimentally produced deer fibroma has an incubation period of about 7 weeks, a very slow rate of growth, and a high regression rate.


Elicitation of allergic contact dermatitis in the guinea pig; the distribution of bound dinitrobenzene groups within the skin and quantitative determination of the extent of combination of 2,4-dinitro-chlorobenzene with epidermal protein in vivo. When one or two drops of a dilute, non-irritating solution of 2,4-dinitrochlorobenzene (DNCB) is applied to a small area of skin of the intact guinea pig, about 20 per cent of the applied material, or some derivative of it, is soon excreted in urine. In normal, as well as in specifically sensitized guinea pigs, DNCB at the site of local application becomes rapidly bound to skin protein through primary chemical bonds. Twenty-four hours after application roughly half of the material present at the local skin site is still extractable with organic solvents. Of the non-extractable dinitrophenyl groups, about 99 per cent are in epidermis, and about 85 per cent are substituted in epsilon-NH(2) groups of lysine residues. Only traces of bound dinitrophenyl groups were observed in the corium. It is uncertain whether these are formed in situ, or are experimental contaminants, or are migratory epidermally formed conjugates. Even when DNCB is injected intradermally it combines predominantly with overlying epidermis and with epidermal components of hair follicles, but only slightly with corium. The 2,4-dinitrophenyl conjugates which are localized in the deeper, viable half of the epidermis, close to the epidermal-dermal junction, are inferred to be the agents responsible for specifically evoking the allergic response in sensitized animals. Conjugates which are situated in the outer, cornified half of the epidermis are shown to be incapable of eliciting the allergic response. The results furnish a basis for interpreting a common pattern of lesions in allergic contact dermatitis as it occurs spontaneously in man.


Studies on the bacteriophages of hemolytic streptococci. II. Antigens released from the streptococcal cell wall by a phage-associated lysin. The lysis of cell walls of hemolytic streptococci by a phage-associated lysin has been described. A method is presented for preparing the lysin from Group C streptococcal phage lysates. Following lysis almost all of the cell wall carbohydrate is recovered in solution. This material has the serological reactivity, physical-chemical properties, and values for nitrogen, rhamnose, and glucosamine similar to those of the carbohydrate isolated from the cell walls by the Streptomyces albus enzyme. Group C carbohydrate isolated by either enzyme inactivates Group C bacteriophage. The protein liberated by the lysin from Group A Type 6 cell walls gives a type-specific precipitin reaction with homologous rabbit antiserum. Preliminary data are presented on the ammonium sulfate fractionation and the electrophoretic separation of a protein fraction with the serological reactivity of M protein.


The delayed hypersensitivity induced by antigen-antibody complexes. The "delayed hypersensitive" reactivity induced by antigen-antibody complexes has been studied from the standpoints of the role of such complexes in establishing this state, and the relationship of this state to classical delayed hypersensitivity. It has been shown that the reactivity established by antigen-antibody complexes appears early after injection, disappears within a few days, and is characterized by several properties which make it appear similar to true delayed hypersensitivity, including its appearance, its relative persistence for 48 hours, and its occurrence in the absence of antibodies. By the same tokens, it may be distinguished from hypersensitive reactions of the immediate type. It is referred to here as reactivity of the Jones-Mote type. Antigen alone stimulates exactly the same kind of early reactive state, but with larger doses of antigen this is later replaced by other immunologic responses including circulating antibodies and Arthus reactivity. If sufficiently small doses of antigen are employed, however, the "monophasic" reaction which follows antigen-antibody complexes consisting of the Jones-Mote type of skin responsiveness may be seen. The dermal reactivity under discussion is unlike classical delayed hypersensitivity chiefly in its evanescent character; it is present only during a few days early after antigen administration. It is suggested that this kind of reactivity, which may perhaps require a category of its own, may be related to the "tissue immunity" to tumor transplants which has been observed in mice.


The etiologic agents of varicella and herpes zoster; isolation, propagation, and cultural characteristics in vitro. Fourteen strains of virus derived from the cutaneous lesions of cases of varicella and eight from patients with herpes zoster were propagated serially in primary explant cultures of human preputial or embryonic skin-muscle tissue. Infectious material could not be demonstrated in the fluid phase of infected cultures and inocula for passage therefore consisted of suspensions of infected tissue. Such tissue suspensions when stored in the frozen state did not regularly retain infectivity. The cytopathic process was focal and appeared to develop as the result of transfer of infectious material from cell to contiguous cell. Optimum development of the focal lesions in vitro related directly to conditions favoring optimum tissue growth and was further influenced by the spatial relationship of the tissue outgrowth. A variety of types of cells of human origin and several of monkey origin were susceptible to infection and responded with the formation of intranuclear inclusion bodies. The cellular response otherwise was variable, ranging from simple rounding with little change in size to the formation of large multinucleated cytoplasmic syncytia. Strains of virus recovered from patients with varicella and from patients with herpes zoster could not be distinguished on the basis of their cultural attributes.


The etiologic agents of varicella and herpes zoster; serologic studies with the viruses as propagated in vitro. The preparation of antigenic materials capable of specific fixation of complement in the presence of convalescent phase sera from patients with varicella and herpes zoster is described. Satisfactory antigens were obtained by the repetitive harvest and subsequent concentration of the pooled nutrient fluids from bottle cultures of human embryonic skin-muscle tissue or of monkey kidney tissue infected with varicella or herpes zoster viruses. Specific fixation of complement was also demonstrated with antigens prepared from extracts of the infected cell sheets harvested from bottle cultures. In individuals with varicella, complement-fixing antibody usually appeared in the serum 4 or 5 days after the development of the exanthem and further significant increases in titer were characteristically observed during the 2nd week of illness. The complement-fixing antibody response in herpes zoster tended to follow the same pattern as in varicella, with the exception that in sera from some individuals relatively high titers were present in the acute phase specimen. Complement-fixing antigens prepared from varicella strains or from a zoster strain reacted to essentially the same degree with convalescent sera from the homologous and the heterologous clinical entities. The varicella-zoster antigens did not fix complement in the presence of paired sera obtained from a limited number of individuals with primary infections due to herpes simplex virus or from individuals with generalized vaccinia infection. Specific inhibition in vitro of the focal cytopathic process produced by the varicella-zoster viruses was demonstrated. This was accomplished by the incorporation of the sera under test as constituents of nutrient media of the cultures, either prior to or at the time of their inoculation with virus. The neutralization of focal cytopathogenicity thus obtained was relative in degree and never absolute; it was therefore assayed by repetitive counts of the number of focal lesions per culture in the various test groups. Inhibition of varicella-zoster viral cytopathogenicity occurred in the presence of convalescent serum from either clinical entity. The results of the immunologic studies with the viruses of herpes zoster and varicella as propagated in vitro are considered as providing further evidence in support of the concept of the close relationship and probable identity of the two agents.


Delayed hypersensitivity. III. Specific desensitization of guinea pigs sensitized to protein antigens. Guinea pigs rendered hypersensitive (delayed-type) to protein antigen can be completely and specifically desensitized by a single injection containing a sufficient amount of the corresponding antigen. Although 1 to 2 mg. of specific antigen are required for complete desensitization, as little as 20 microg. suffices to decrease the size of specific skin reactions in sensitized animals. The duration of non-reactivity lengthens as the amount of antigen in the desensitizing injection is increased, but skin reactivity eventually returns and is accompanied by the appearance of excess circulating antibody. Desensitization can be accomplished with the antigen-antibody complex as well as by "free" antigen. The appearance of delayed skin reactions can be prevented in fully sensitized animals by intravenous desensitization 2 or more hours after intradermal challenge or by simply skin testing with a desensitizing dose of specific antigen. Injection of a desensitizing dose of antigen into specifically sensitized animals also results in a transient anergic state, the implications of which are discussed.


Delayed hypersensitivity. IV. Systemic reactivity of guinea pigs sensitized to protein antigens. Guinea pigs with delayed hypersensitivity to protein antigens show a specific febrile response accompanied by a lymphopenia following injection of a desensitizing dose of specific antigen. No signs of shock are observed in highly sensitive animals following this injection. The response is not prevented in sensitive guinea pigs by inducing endotoxin tolerance or by pretreating with cortisone before specific challenge. Using a suitable antigen in sufficiently sensitive animals as little as 100 microg. can elicit a pronounced febrile response. Injection of a desensitizing dose of antigen specifically abolishes systemic as well as skin reactivity for several days. Normal or hypersensitive (delayed-type) animals passively sensitized with sufficient amounts of serum antibody show hypothermia after specific challenge and may show a delayed type of fatal shock. Differences were noted between their systemic reactivities, however, and the reactivity seen in specifically challenged tuberculous animals.


Bactericidal action of histone.

Bactericidal action of histone. The arginine-rich fraction of calf thymus histone (histone B) exerts bactericidal activity on various coliform bacilli and micrococci under certain conditions in vitro. Final concentrations of less than 1 microg. histone per ml. kill susceptible microbes without detectable morphological alteration or lysis. Among the microorganisms highly susceptible to histone are Escherichia, Salmonella, Shigella, Pseudomonas, Klebsiella, and Micrococcus pyogenes var. albus. Less susceptible or completely resistant are Proteus, Serratia, Micrococcus pyogenes var. aureus, and various types of hemolytic streptococci. Coliforms grown on solid media are much more resistant to the lethal effect of histone than are those cultured in liquid media. This difference is apparently related to the physiological state of the bacteria; agar grown microorganisms washed with water remain resistant to histone, whereas incubation in broth rapidly renders them more susceptible. Histone is adsorbed onto heat-killed E. coli K-12 under conditions suitable for lethal action on this organism. The bactericidal activity of histone is but little affected by pH of the test system, but ionic strength of the medium exerts a marked influence, the lethal action being reduced or blocked as the salt concentration reaches levels higher than that of 0.15-0.2 M NaCl. Relatively high concentrations of rabbit serum or of bovine plasma albumin reduce the bactericidal activity of histone in a medium at pH 7; these serum preparations are, however, essentially without effect in the test system at pH 5.6. The bactericidal effect of histone is antagonized by addition to the medium of small amounts of certain basic substances (protamine, spermine), or of various acid polysaccharides (heparin, nucleic acid, bacterial lipopolysaccharides). The rate of killing of E. coli K-12 by histone increases as the temperature and the concentration of histone are raised. Within the limits studied, this rate also appears to be directly proportional to the concentration of bacteria in the system.


Genetics of somatic mammalian cells. III. Long-term cultivation of euploid cells from human and animal subjects. A methodology designed to eliminate mitotic inhibitor action and involving use of pretested fetal calf serum and careful pH and temperature control has been described by which cells from normal human and animal tissue can be maintained in active growth for long periods in vitro without development of aneuploidy. By means of this procedure, it is possible reliably to establish cell cultures from minute skin biopsies which can be taken from any individual. Clones of mammalian cells with chromosomal markers have been isolated by this means from x-irradiated non-irradiated cell cultures. Application of these techniques to chromosome delineation in large numbers of human subjects; determination of chromosomal sex in patients; spontaneuos and induced genetic changes in somatic mammalian cells in vivo and in vitro; comparison of metabolic differences between normal and cancerous cells and other problems have been indicated.


Electron microscopy of serum sickness nephritis. The renal lesions of serum sickness were studied with the electron microscope. The most prominent change was a marked swelling and proliferation of glomernlar endothelial cells causing obliteration of the capillary lumen. The basement membrane also showed focal thickenings and excrescences. Deposits of electron-dense material blended into the basement membrane. On the extracapillary side epithelial foot processes were reduced in number and replaced by broad sheets of cytoplasm which were closely applied to the basement membrane. From a comparison of electron and fluorescent microscopic studies of the glomerulus in serum sickness, it would seem that antigen-antibody complexes initiated injury in endothelial cells, although the possibility of the primary reaction occurring on basement membrane cannot be excluded.


Counting repeated light flashes as a function of their number, their rate of presentation and retinal location stimulated.


A procedure for increasing word association originality and its transfer effects.


Human delayed-reward learning with different lengths of task.


The facilitation of problem solving by prior exposure to uncommon responses.


Concept identification as a function of completeness and probability of information feed back.


Transfer effects on a rotary pursuit task as a function of first-task difficulty.


Effect of distribution of practice on a component skill of rotary pursuit tracking.


A comparison of correction and modified correction procedures on the acquisition of a 12-unit verbal maze.


Effect of stimuli time relations during preconditioning training upon the magnitude of sensory preconditioning.


Alley length and time of food deprivation in instrumental reward learning.


Correction and reanalysis.

Correction and reanalysis.


Supplementary report: processes underlying learning a single pairedassociate item.


Supplementary report: the diminishing interval conditioning technique.


False positive pregnancy tests caused by sparine and thorazine.


A clinical study of a new cerumenolytic agent.


Localized diathermy in the treatment of traumatic hyphemia.


A new anti-inflammatory topical steroid; a comparative study.


The unknown diabetic.

The unknown diabetic.


The value of dliodohydroxyquin in combination in the treatment of trichomonal vaginitis.


Working together.

Working together.


Effects of fixation on protein histochemistry.


Dyebinding mucopolysaccharide content in connective tissue.


The oxytalan fiber: a previously undescribed connective tissue fiber.


Enzyme kinetics in a histochemical system.


The site of a diffusible nucleotide revealed by a comparison of chemically fixed tissue with frozen and dried tissue.


The histochemical demonstration of cytochrome oxidase with a new reagent for the Nadi reaction.


A man with a tail; Lord Monboddo.

A man with a tail; Lord Monboddo.


The histochemical demonstration of esterase activity in human blood and bone marrow smears.


Some episodes in the medical history of Emperor Charles V; an imperial problem and the problem of an emperor.


A note on the Winchester goose and kindred topics.


Amatus Lusitanus and the obturator in cleft palates.


Biagio Miraglia and the development of psychiatry in Naples in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.


The etiology and epidemiology of influenza: an analysis of the 1957 epidemic.


An attempt to transmit the human influenza virus strain A-Sing 57 to swine; preliminary report.


Vaccination during the incubation period. II. A comparison of intranasal and intracerebral infection with H. pertussis.


The growth-supporting effect of some anion exchange resins for phase I Haemophilus pertussis.


Isolation of Coxiella burneti from human placentas.


The complement fixation inhibition test as a serological tool in the virus laboratory.


The properties and nomenclature of L. perepelitsin, a causative agent of benign leptospirosis.


Determination of the measure of exposure to aromatic nitro and amino compounds.


Stimulation of chlortetracycline production by benzyl thiocyanate.


Pesticides in foods. III. Acrylonitrile as a food insecticide.


Psittacosis-ornithosismammalian pneumonitis (POMP) viruses in man, mammals and birds.


Notes on the determination of sulphonamide resistance in beta haemolytic streptococci in vitro.


Attempt at the experimental demonstration of the activity of a focus of L. grippotyphosa; preliminary report.


A study of cholera stools and the associated clinical features.


The epidemiology of pertussis and parapertussis.


The applicability of Khlebnikov's sanitary index as a criterion for evaluating the purity of soil.


Experimental model immunization of swine against Teschen disease with a formalinkilled virus from tissue cultures.


Preparation and properties of purified antilactic dehydrogenase.


A study of the whole yeast cell agglutination test in rabbits experimentally infected with Histoplasma capsulatum.


Immunochemical analysis of human serum and its fractions. II. Qualitative and quantitative analysis of the fraction soluble in two-thirds saturated ammonium sulphate.


Antibody response of pregnant women to poliomyelitis vaccine and passive transfer to infants.


The determination of streptococcal antiproteinase titers in sera of patients with rheumatic fever and streptococcal infection.


In vitro production of diphtheria antitoxin by tissues of immunized animals. II. Development of a synthetic medium which promotes antibody synthesis and the incorporation of radioactive amino acids into antibody.


The anti-N lectin of Bauhinia purpurea.

The anti-N lectin of Bauhinia purpurea.


Immunochemical studies of poliovirus. III. Further studies on the immunologic and physical properties of poliovirus particles produced in tissue culture.


Cytopathogenicity and propagation of variola virus in tissue culture.


Immunization with an induced avirulent auxotrophic mutant of Pseudomonas pseudomallei.


Hemagglutination and hemagglutination inhibition by normal serum with a canary pox virus strain.


Treatment of persistent acne in women with 17 alpha hydroxyprogesterone caproate (delalutin); a preliminary report.


Slide agglutination as a presumptive test in the laboratory diagnosis of Candida albicans.


The penetration of an anticholinesterase agent (sarin) into skin. III. A method for studying the rate of penetration into the skin of the living rabbit.


The effect of an intravenous chelating agent, edathamil disodium (Na 2-EDTA), in 3 cases of sarcoidosis.


Evaluation of arginase activity in normal epidermal tissue and pathological stratum corneum.


Serum uric acid levels in psoriasis.

Serum uric acid levels in psoriasis.


Skin sensitization by mercaptans of low molecular weight.


Geometric relationships between the matrix of the hair bulb and its dermal papilla in normal and alopecic scalp.


The wave length effect upon erythemal and carcinogenic response in psoralen treated mice.


Tissue cultures in the diagnosis of enterovirus infections.


The treatment of coronary atherosclerosis.


Preanesthetic evaluation and preparation.


The present status of abdominoperineal resection.


A general practitioner's work with depressed patients.


Dermot and Edmund O'Meara, father and son.


THE PRESENT and future status of foreign medical school credentials in the United States.


Clinical trial of P. 607; a new oral antidiabetic substance.


The personal (?) watermark of Bartholomew Mosse.


Chlorpropamide: a new drug for use in diabetes mellitus.


The segmental lesion in pulmonary primary tuberculosis.


Henry F. McAuley.

Henry F. McAuley.


The early diagnosis of skin cancer.

The early diagnosis of skin cancer.


The early diagnosis of bronchogenic carcinoma.


The early diagnosis of carcinoma of the breast.


The early diagnosis of cancer of the nose and throat.


The cancers of the urinary tract.

The cancers of the urinary tract.


Early diagnosis of cancer in the digestive tract.


The early recognition of cancer of the female genital tract.


Clinical pathology and the clinical pathologist.


Treatment of injuries of the hand.

Treatment of injuries of the hand.


Endogenous hypothermia in a case of schizophrenia.


CARE OF the newborn; an outline of standards in Kansas.


CARE OF the newborn; definitions, laws, and regulations in Kansas.


The adenoviruses; a review of the literature and assessment of findings.


Economics in medicine; outline of procedures to prevent collection problems.


Some post-operative hazards in tracheostomy on infants.


Idiopathic haemotympanum.

Idiopathic haemotympanum.


Mucous membrane pemphigus.

Mucous membrane pemphigus.


The treatment of otosclerosis by mobilization of the stapes.


Oral prednisone in nasal allergy.

Oral prednisone in nasal allergy.


Carcinoma of the cervical oesophagus treated by end-to-end anastomosis.


A case of osteoma of the fronto-ethmoidal region.


New operative technique for permanent tracheostomy.


Sero-mucinous middle-ear catarrh: a note on treatment.


Dr. Chevalier Jackson.

Dr. Chevalier Jackson.


Observations on the natural history of atherosclerosis.


The care and treatment of the mentally ill in ante-bellum Louisiana.


Recent advances in mental health care by the state mental hospital.


Emphysema and cor pulmonale.

Emphysema and cor pulmonale.


Vascular headache.

Vascular headache.


Surgical considerations in the treatment of peptic ulcer.


Clinical evaluation of tetrahydrozoline ophthalmic solution.


The child as a gynecological patient.

The child as a gynecological patient.


Cicatricial stenosis of the larynx.

Cicatricial stenosis of the larynx.


Anesthesia in uncomplicated and complicated obstetrics.


Hemoptysis in heart disease.

Hemoptysis in heart disease.


General practice and psychiatry.

General practice and psychiatry.


Application of psychosomatic concepts by a liason psychiatrist on a medical service.


Occupational therapy procedures in rehabilitation medicine as applied to hemiplegia and arthritis.


Juvenile delinquency.

Juvenile delinquency.


Specificity and sensitivity of the Reiter protein complement fixation test for syphilis.


Multiple sclerosis: a physiatric approach to management.


Some medical aspects of the Social Security Disability Insurance Program.


Midline incision for cholecystectomy.

Midline incision for cholecystectomy.


Five year survival after pancreatoduodenectomy for carcinoma of the head of the pancreas: case report and review of the literature.


Dr. H. Evans Leiter: 1906-1958.

Dr. H. Evans Leiter: 1906-1958.


Considerations in surgical management of atypical musculo-skeletal malignant tumors.


A method of analyzing electrocardiac entities in space. IV. The QRS-T angle as determined from the twelve-lead electrocardiogram.


Neurological manifestations of acute porphyria.


Comparative study of vasodilators by objective method.


Radiological notes: case No. 54.

Radiological notes: case No. 54.


Radiological notes: case No. 55.

Radiological notes: case No. 55.


CLINICO-pathological conference.

CLINICO-pathological conference.


RADIOLOGICAL notes: case No. 58.

RADIOLOGICAL notes: case No. 58.


Radiological notes: case No. 56.

Radiological notes: case No. 56.


Radiological notes: case No. 60.

Radiological notes: case No. 60.


CLINICAL conference on sarcoidosis: the Mount Sinai Hospital.


Radiological notes: case No. 59.

Radiological notes: case No. 59.


ROENTGEN diagnosis of villous adenoma of the colon.


Histocompatibility genes of the mouse. II. Production and analysis of isogenic resistant lines.


Ultraviolet microscopy of x-irradiated intestine.


Cytogenetic, serologic, and transplantation studies on a heterozygous tumor and its derived variant sublines.


A retrospective study of lung cancer in women.


The RPL12 lymphomatosis virus in chicken embryo and in chicken-embryo tissue culture; morphological and cytochemical observations.


Effect of iron and cobalt administration on the iron-containing proteins of rats bearing the Walker carcinosarcoma 256.


Measurement of average and total cell volume during the growth of ascites tumors.


Concentrative uptake of azaserine by neoplastic plasma cells and lymphocytes.


Spontaneous leukemia at high altitude in C58 mice.


RADIOLOGICAL notes: case No. 57.

RADIOLOGICAL notes: case No. 57.


Histopathogenesis of carcinoma induced in the glandular stomach of C57BL mice by the intramural injection of 20-methylcholanthrene.


Coronary heart disease; dynamic factors which determine its clinical manifestations.


Rationale and methods for the treatment of early essential hypertension.


Anticoagulant therapy in myocardial infarction.


CARDIOSPASM: its diagnosis and treatment.


Protection against the hazards of radiation in diagnostic roentgenology.


Some human effects of radiation exposure.


Recent developments in diabetes.

Recent developments in diabetes.


Treatment of hyperthyroidism with radioiodine.


THE PRESIDENT-ELECT: Edward Craig Mazique.


Experimental congestive heart failure.

Experimental congestive heart failure.


Pharmacological reduction of abnormality in multiple sclerosis within minutes: a statistical study.


Freudian concepts of brain function and brain disease; their sources, scope and evaluation.


The acute abdomen relative to gynecologic and obstetrical complications.


A plea for scientific humanism.

A plea for scientific humanism.


What happened in therapy as seen by the patient and his psychiatrist.


A psychopharmacological test of the body image hypothesis.


The fate of psychiatric clinic outpatients assigned to psychotherapy.


The treatment of drug-resistive chronic schizophrenics.


Recent advances in the chemistry of the cerebrospinal fluid.


Basic studies in mongolism. II. Hemoglobin.


Analysis of position sense in human shoulder.


Action of d-lysergic acid diethylamide on lateral geniculate synapses.


Contributions of tactile, musculo-tendinous and joint mechanisms to position sense in human shoulder.


Clinical experiences with -2-phenothiazine sulfonamide dimethanesulfonate in chronic psychotic patients.


Mechanism of gamma aminobutyric acid (GABA) action and its relation to synaptic inhibition.