ETIOLOGY AND SEASONAL INCIDENCE OF ACUTE NONBACTERIAL RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS IN ADULTS WITH   EMPHASIS ON INFLUENZA.


PARAINFLUENZA VIRUSES AS THE ETIOLOGICAL AGENTS OF ACUTE NONBACTERIAL RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS OF THE ADULT.


TYZZER'S DISEASE IN MICE: PATHOLOGIC STUDIES ON EXPERIMENTALLY INFECTED ANIMALS.


TYZZER'S DISEASE IN MICE: ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF THE LIVER LESIONS.


RELATIONSHIP OF LIVER CONTENT OF GLUCOSE AND GLUCURONE TO ETHANOL PREFERENCE OF INBRED MICE.


IMMUNIZATION AGAINST EHRLICH MOUSE ASCITES CARCINOMA WITH CHEMICALLY DEVITALIZED TUMOR CELLS.


THE EFFECTS OF SOME CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM DEPRESSANTS ON CONFLICT BEHAVIOR IN DOGS.


GANGLION STIMULATING ACTION OF CANDICINE.


ON THE MECHANISM OF BRADYCARDIA PRODUCED BY STROSPESIDE IN CATS.


EFFECTS OF ADRENERGIC BLOCKING AGENTS ON THE TRANSMEMBRANE POTENTIALS OF THE ISOLATED ATRIUM IN RABBITS.


STRUCTURE AND ACTIVITY RELATIONSHIP OF MONOAMINE OXIDASE INHIBITORS, PHENYLACETYLHYDRAZIDE DERIVATIVES.


PHARMACOLOGICAL STUDIES ON ANAGESICS. REPORT 5. DEVELOPMENT OF PHYSICAL DEPENDENCE IN MORPHINIZED MICE.


ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC STUDIES OF PYRETIC DRUGS. A QUANTITATIVE TREATMENT OF ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM.


STUDIES ON THE FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE THE SENSITIVITY OF THE CAT BLOOD PRESSURE TO HISTAMINE.


CREATINE-PHOSPHOKINASE ACTIVITY IN SEMEN.


INHIBITORY EFFECT OF ADRENAL GLUCOCORTICOIDS ON HISTAMINE RELEASE.


INSTRUMENT CONTAINER FOR DRY-HEAT STERILISATION.


HYPERBARIC OXYGEN IN THE  RESUSCITATION OF THE NEWBORN.


URINARY CORTICOSTEROID EXCRETION IN OBESE ADULTS.


THE THYMUS AND AUTOIMMUNE DISEASE.

THE THYMUS AND AUTOIMMUNE DISEASE.


MITOGENIC EFFECT OF RABIES VACCINE ON CULTURES OF  LYMPHOCYTES IN DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM.


SIGNIFICANCE OF CELLS IN WOUND GRANULATION TISSUE.


CARDIOVASCULAR DISTURBANCES IN ACUTE RETENTION OF URINE.


MITOGENIC STIMULATION OF PERIPHERAL LYMPHOCYTE  CULTURES BY AUTOLOGOUS LYMPHOCYTE EXTRACTS IN AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES.


ENDOREDUPLICATION IN A PATIENT WITH ACUTE MONOCYTIC  LEUKAEMIA.


LOSS OF TISSUE-SPECIFIC AUTOANTIGEN  IN THYROID TUMOURS: A DEMONSTRATION BY IMMUNOFLUORESCENCE.


ANAESTHESIA FOR ATRIAL DEFIBRILLATION: EFFECT OF QUINIDINE ON  MUSCULAR RELAXATION.


INHIBITORY EFFECTS OF HYPERBARIC OXYGEN ON BACTERIA AND FUNGI.


AN EFFECT OF PHENOBARBITONE ON BLOOD-LEVELS  OF GRISEOFULVIN IN MAN.


ACUTE TRANSVERSE MYELOPATHY.

ACUTE TRANSVERSE MYELOPATHY.


HOW FAIR THE SHARE?

HOW FAIR THE SHARE?


THE NEW HUMANISM.

THE NEW HUMANISM.


FAMILY-DOCTOR OBSTETRICS.

FAMILY-DOCTOR OBSTETRICS.


BLOOD-FLOW, VENTILATION, AND GAS EXCHANGE IN THE LUNG.


INSTRUMENT PACKS FOR THEATRE.

INSTRUMENT PACKS FOR THEATRE.


BEETHOVEN THE IMMORTAL--HIS DEAFNESS AND HIS MUSIC.


CEREBROSPINAL RHINORRHEA: A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW AND A DEFINITION OF THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE RHINOLOGIST IN DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT.


STAPEDIAL OTOSCLEROSIS: RECENT HISTOCHEMICAL AND HISTOPATHOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS.


THE USE OF PREMARIN AS A TOPICAL AGENT IN THE TREATMENT OF ATROPHIC RHINITIS. (A CLINICAL AND HISTOLOGICAL STUDY.).


PROTEIN METABOLISM AFTER INJURY.

PROTEIN METABOLISM AFTER INJURY.


THE MEASUREMENT OF PLASMA NONESTERIFIED FATTY ACID LEVELS FOLLOWING ACTH RELEASE IN MAN.


REVERSIBLE DEFECT IN RENAL AMMONIUM EXCRETION IN PATIENTS WITH HYPERCALCEMIA.


EFFECT OF GLUCOSE ON SODIUM EXCRETION AND RENAL CONCENTRATING ABILITY AFTER STARVATION IN MAN.


THE INCORPORATION OF LINOLEIC-1-C14 ACID IN HUMAN PLASMA AND ADIPOSE TISSUE.


OXIDATION OF GLUCOSE-C14 BY HUMAN THYROID TISSUES.


THE EFFECT OF ABSOLUTE CALORIC DEPRIVATION ON THYROID HORMONE SYNTHESIS AND RELEASE IN THE RAT.


EFFECTS OF EPINEPHRINE ON FREE FATTY ACID MOBILIZATION IN HYPERTHYROID AND HYPOTHYROID SUBJECTS.


EVALUATION OF AN ANABOLIC AGENT, ETHYLESTRENOL, AND ITS EFFECT ON NITROGEN BALANCE IN THE PRESENCE OF A STEROID AGENT, DEXAMETHASONE.


EFFECT OF NICOTINIC ACID ON THE TURNOVER RATE AND OXIDATION OF THE FREE FATTY ACIDS OF PLASMA IN MAN DURING EXERCISE.


THE EFFECT OF EXERCISE ON  LIPOPROTEIN LIPASE ACTIVITY OF RAT HEART, ADIPOSE TISSUE AND SKELETAL MUSCLE.


FAMILY ORGANIZATION AND PARENT-CHILD COMMUNICATION: PARENTS AND SIBLINGS OF A RETARDED CHILD.


THE ROLE OF MEDICAL ILLUSTRATION AND PHOTOGRAPHY IN MEDICAL  EDUCATION.


THE EFFECT OF LARGE DOSES OF  TESTOSTERONE ON THE BODY FAT OF ELDERLY MEN.


KIDNEY TUMORS AND IRRADIATION PATHOGENESIS OF KIDNEY TUMORS IN IRRADIATED RATS.


OBITUARY FOR GEORGE N.  PAPANICOLAOU, M.D., PH.D.


HISTOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON ALKALINE AND ACID PHOSPHATASE IN THE LIVERS OF TWENTY-SEVEN PATIENTS OPERATED ON FOR CANCERS OF THE ABDOMINAL ORGANS.


ISOLATION OF VIRAL AGENTS FROM HUMAN BLOOD AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO LYMPHATIC LEUKEMIA.


MORPHOLOGICAL ALTERATIONS OCCURRING IN  EHRLICH ASCITES CELLS TREATED WITH A NEW SARCOMYCIN DERIVATIVE.


JOHN JOSEPH BITTNER, 1904-1961.

JOHN JOSEPH BITTNER, 1904-1961.


PSYCHOTOMIMETICS: PHARMACODYNAMIC AND PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC PROPERTIES.


ANILINE MATERIALS POSSESSING ANTI-ELECTROSHOCK ACTIVITY IN MICE.


CHOICE OF ANTIMICROBIAL THERAPY.

CHOICE OF ANTIMICROBIAL THERAPY.


ROLE OF SPREAD OF SEIZURE DISCHARGE IN DETERMINING MAXIMAL CONVULSION PATTERNS IN RATS.


METABOLIC PRODUCTS OF QUINIDINE IN URINE OF VOLUNTEER SUBJECTS AND PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC ATRIAL FIBRILLATION.


THE EXPERIMENTAL USE OF STREPTOCOCCUS AS AN ANTICANCER AGENT.


I-131-ROSE BENGAL LIVER FUNCTION TESTING DURING ACUTE CARBON TETRACHLORIDE POISONING.


EFFECTS OF X-IRRADIATION ON ELECTROSHOCK CONVULSIONS IN THE   DEVELOPING NERVOUS SYSTEM.


TARICHATOXIN--A POTENT NEUROTOXIN FROM THE CALIFORNIA NEWS.


EFFECT OF NICOTINE ON THE CATECHOLAMINE AND THE SEROTONIN LEVEL IN SOME TISSUES.


THE INTERACTION OF ADRENERGIC NEURONAL BLOCKING AGENTS AND THE SYMPATHOMIMETIC AMINES.


CARDIOVASCULAR EFFECTS OF A LEVEROTATORY ISOMER OF  2,2-DIPHENYL-4-(2-PIPER-IDYL)-1,3-DIOXOLANE HCL (CL-912-C).


THE SIMILAR ACTION OF LYSERGIC ACID DERIVATIVES, HYPERTENSIN  (CIBA) AND ALDOSTERONE UPON RB86 UPTAKE BY RED BLOOD CELLS FROM CONTROL AND CANCER SUBJECTS.


TWO-POINT SPACIAL DISCRIMINATION DEVICE.


THE NEW DRUG REGULATIONS AND THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY.


NEUROPHARMACOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTS OF CONIINE.


THE CLINICAL INVESTIGATOR AND THE NEW FDA REGULATIONS.


NEWER DEVELOPMENTS IN THE CLINICAL STUDY OF PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC DRUGS.


REPRODUCIBILITY OF DATA TEST OF METHOD FOR EVALUATING SEDATIVE AND ANALGESIC MEDICATIONS.


EXCRETORY PATTERNS AND CLINICAL RESPONSE TO THE TABLET AND  PROLONGED-ACTION FORMS OF THIORIDAZINE.


MULTIDIMENSIONAL MEASUREMENT OF ANIMAL ACTIVITY.


A SELECTIVE METHOD FOR THE STUDY OF DRUG EFFECTS ON BEHAVIOR.


LOCALIZATION OF SOME CENTRAL SITES OF ACTION OF OXOTREMORINE.


RATE OF METABOLISM OF RADIOACTIVE ETHANOL IN COLD ENVIRONMENT.


WINE IN THE DIETS OF DIABETIC PATIENTS.

WINE IN THE DIETS OF DIABETIC PATIENTS.


AGE-SEX PREFERENCE PATTERNS OF ALCOHOLICS AND NORMALS.


AN EXPLORATORY STUDY OF THE PERSONALITY CHARACTERISTICS OF ALCOHOLIC PATIENTS WHO VOLUNTEER FOR CONTINUED TREATMENT.


VALUES IN ALCOHOLICS AFTER LSD-25.

VALUES IN ALCOHOLICS AFTER LSD-25.


THE SEARCH FOR SOLUTIONS: HELP-SEEKING PATTERNS OF FAMILIES OF ACTIVE AND INACTIVE ALCOHOLICS.


PHILOSOPHICAL-RELIGIOUS FACTORS IN THE ETIOLOGY AND TREATMENT OF ALCOHOLISM.


RISKS AND UNEXPECTED REACTIONS IN DISULFIRAM THERAPY OF ALCOHOLISM.


EXPERIMENTS IN REFERRAL TO ALCOHOLISM CLINICS.


BEHAVIORAL DEPENDENCE AND LENGTH OF STAY IN PSYCHOTHERAPY AMONG ALCOHOLICS.


BEHAVIOR THERAPY, THE PRINCIPLES OF CONDITIONING AND THE TREATMENT OF THE ALCOHOLIC.


A CASE OF HAEMORRHAGIC THROMBOCYTHAEMIA.


DIABETES MELLITUS IN SOUTH AFRICAN BANTU SCHOOL CHILDREN.


THE 1938 OUTBREAK OF PLAGUE IN PORT ELIZABETH.


AN OBSERVATION ON PENICILLIN AND STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS.


MENINGIOMATA AND ENZYMES.

MENINGIOMATA AND ENZYMES.


THE EFFECT OF VITAMIN-B6 ADMINISTRATION ON THE ANAEMIA OF KWASHIORKOR.


THE DIAGNOSTIC IMPORTANCE OF FAECAL PORPHYRINS IN THE DIFFERENTIATION OF THE PORPHYRIAS. II. VALUES IN THE CUTANEOUS PORPHYRIAS.


VEILLONELLA ALCALESCENS LUNG ABSCESS. REPORT OF A CASE WITH BACTERIOLOGICAL STUDIES.


THE HISTOGENESIS OF CUTANEOUS NAEVI.

THE HISTOGENESIS OF CUTANEOUS NAEVI.


SPEEDIER FLANK INCISIONS.

SPEEDIER FLANK INCISIONS.


AN EVALUATION OF ENDOCRINE THERAPY PLUS RADICAL PERINEAL PROSTATECTOMY IN THE TREATMENT OF ADVANCED CARCINOMA OF THE PROSTATE.


CYST AND TUMOR OCCURRING IN THE SAME KIDNEY.


SIMULTANEOUS BILATERAL TRANSITIONAL CELL CARCINOMA OF THE RENAL PELVIS.


LITHOTOMY SET TO MUSIC: AN HISTORICAL INTERLUDE.


MURAL TENSION IN VESICAL DISORDERS AND URETERAL REFLUX.


RECONSTRUCTION OF DAMAGED URINARY SPHINCTER IN A FEMALE CHILD.


GEORGE ROBERTSON LIVERMORE, M.D.

GEORGE ROBERTSON LIVERMORE, M.D.


STUDIES ON SEGMENTAL RENAL ISCHEMIA IN THE ETIOLOGY OF HYPERTENSION.


DEHYDRATED-HYDRATED EXCRETORY UROGRAPHY IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF RENAL ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION.


VINCENT JOHN O'CONOR, M.D.

VINCENT JOHN O'CONOR, M.D.


RADIOISOTOPE UROFLOMETRY AND BLADDER RESIDUAL TEST.


THE ADVANTAGES OF THE HIGH ILEAC CONDUIT.


EXPERIMENTAL BACTERIURIA: A SUMMARY OF A RESEARCH PROJECT IN PROGRESS.


PYELONEPHRITIS AND ASCENDING INFECTION FROM THE LOWER URINARY TRACT.


CHRONIC PYELONEPHRITIS AND THE ANTIBIOTICS.


RADIOGRAPHIC EVALUATION OF THE BLADDER NECK IN CHILDHOOD.


RESEARCH RELATED TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN ARTIFICIAL ELECTRICAL STIMULATOR FOR THE PARALYZED HUMAN BLADDER: A REVIEW.


TRANSPLANTATION OF THE INTERNAL SPERMATIC ARTERY: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY.


SOME SEROLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF HERPES VIRUS PARTICLES STUDIED WITH THE ELECTRON MICROSCOPE.


AN ELECTRON MICROSCOPE STUDY OF THE ATTACHMENT AND PENETRATION OF HERPES VIRUS IN BHK21 CELLS.


QUANTITATIVE STUDIES ON VIRAL INTERFERENCE IN SUSPENDED L CELLS. IV. PRODUCTION AND ASSAY OF INTERFERON.


EARLY EVENTS IN POLIOVIRUS-HELA CELL INTERACTION: ACRIDINE ORANGE PHOTOSENSITIZATION AND DETERGENT EXTRACTION.


HETEROGENEITY OF NEWCASTLE DISEASE VIRUS (NDV) PARTICLES WITH RESPECT TO THEIR HEMOLYTIC ACTIVITY.


MECHANISM OF THE CYTOPATHIC EFFECT OF RABIES VIRUS IN TISSUE CULTURE.


THE MORPHOLOGY OF MAYARO VIRUS.

THE MORPHOLOGY OF MAYARO VIRUS.


DIRECT COUNTING OF THE CAPSOMERES IN POLYOMA AND PAPILLOMA VIRUSES.


QUANTITATIVE STUDIES ON VIRAL INTERFERENCE IN SUSPENDED L CELLS. V. PERSISTENCE OF PROTECTION IN GROWING CULTURES.


ON THE HOST-CONTROLLED MODIFICATION OF BACTERIOPHAGE LAMBDA.


STUDIES ON THE MECHANISM OF ACTION OF INTERFERON.


INHIBITION OF MOUSE TUMOR TRANSPLANTS BY POLYOMA VIRUS INOCULATION.


THE INTERACTION BETWEEN VIRUS AND ANTIBODY. I. KINETIC STUDIES.


THE INTERACTION BETWEEN VIRUS AND ANTIBODY. II. MECHANISM OF THE REACTION.


GENETIC RECOMBINATION IN BACTERIOPHAGE LAMBDA BY BREAKAGE AND JOINING OF DNA MOLECULES.


THE TENSILE STRENGTH OF HEALING WOUNDS AND COLLAGEN FORMATION IN RATS AND RABBITS.


EFFECT OF STREPTOKINASE ON POSTOPERATIVE CHANGES IN SOME COAGULATION FACTORS AND THE FIBRINOLYTIC SYSTEM.


ATROPHY OF THE TESTIS FOLLOWING OPERATIONS UPON THE INGUINAL REGION IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN.


THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE WITH LAVAGE OF THE SEPARATED INTESTINAL LOOP.


INHIBITION OF VESICAL MOTOR ACTIVITY INDUCED BY ANAL STIMULATION.


FIBRINOLYTIC STATES IN PROSTATIC DISEASE AND THEIR TREATMENT WITH EPSILON-AMINO-CAPROIC ACID.


DILATATION OF THE PROSTATE ACCORDING TO DEISTING. RESULTS OF FOLLOW UP ONE AND TWO YEARS AFTER THE OPERATION.


ACUTE MESENTERIC VASCULAR OCCLUSION TREATED WITH EMBOLECTOMY.


STUDIES IN HYPERSENSITIVITY TO MOLDS AND STAPHYLOCOCCI IN PRURIGO BESNIER (ATOPIC DERMATITIS).


MORTALITY OF PEPTIC ULCER PATIENTS.

MORTALITY OF PEPTIC ULCER PATIENTS.


PRE- AND POST-SYNAPTIC EFFECTS ON FUSIMOTOR AND ALPHA MOTONEURONES OF THE CAT UPON ACTIVATION OF MUSCLE SPINDLE AFFERENTS BY SUCCINYLCHOLINE.


ELIMINATION OF ETHANOL IN RATS AND IN VITRO AT DIFFERENT OXYGEN PRESSURES.


ACTIVATION OF GROUP IA AND GROUP II MUSCLE SPINDLE AFFERENTS BY SUCCINYLCHOLINE AND OTHER CHOLINERGIC DRUGS.


EFFECT OF PH AND CALCIUM CONCENTRATION ON PARALYTIC ACTIVITY OF ISOPELLETIERINE STUDIED ON THE LIVER FLUKE (FASCIOLA HEPATICA L.).


THE INFLUENCE OF GLUCAGON ON THE URINARY EXCRETION OF WATER, SODIUM, POTASSIUM, CALCIUM, MAGNESIUM, CHLORIDE AND INORGANIC PHOSPHATE.


QUANTITATIVE SEPARATION OF THE COMPONENTS OF THE ELASTASE COMPLEX BY MEANS OF DEAE-SEPHADEX COLUMN CHROMATOGRAPHY.


THE TREATMENT OF MAMMARY DYSPLASIA WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO MICROCYSTIC AND MACROCYSTIC DISEASE OF THE BREAST.


RADICAL MASTECTOMY.

RADICAL MASTECTOMY.


EXTENDED RADICAL MASTECTOMY FOR BREAST CANCER.


A SIMPLE METHOD FOR DEMONSTRATION AND ENUMERATION OF HUMAN CHROMOSOMES.


ADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY. THIO-TEPA WITH RADICAL MASTECTOMY IN THE TREATMENT OF BREAST CANCER.


CROSSMATCHING IN THE PRESENCE OF AUTOANTIBODY.


THE DEVELOPMENT OF METHODS FOR DETERMINING ANTIBIOTIC SUSCEPTIBILITY.


THE CONTROL OF ADVANCED BREAST CANCER.

THE CONTROL OF ADVANCED BREAST CANCER.


MAMMOGRAPHY.

MAMMOGRAPHY.


CURRENT TRENDS IN RADIOTHERAPY OF BREAST CANCER.


REGULATING PH OF GAS FOR TISSUE CULTURE PROPAGATION.


FACTORS INFLUENCING THE SURVIVAL OF PATIENTS WITH CARCINOMA OF THE BREAST.


HYPERADRENOCORTICISM: CUSHING'S SYNDROME, ADRENOGENITAL SYNDROME AND PRIMARY HYPERALDOSTERONISM.


TREATMENT OF THE POSTGASTRECTOMY DUMPING SYNDROME WITH A REVERSED JEJUNAL SEGMENT INTERPOSED BETWEEN THE GASTRIC REMNANT AND THE JEJUNUM.


MECHANICAL FACTORS AFFECTING GASTRIC EMPTYING.


A MICROCAPILLARY TUBE TECHNIQUE FOR ESTIMATION OF SERUM GAMMA-GLOBULIN.


REPRODUCIBILITY OF SERUM PROTEIN FRACTIONS BY CELLULOSE ACETATE ELECTROPHORESIS.


EVALUATION OF AN ULTRAMICRO METHOD FOR BLOOD GLUCOSE DETERMINATION.


SURGERY IN PANCREATITIS.

SURGERY IN PANCREATITIS.


PNEUMOGASTROGRAPHY IN PERFORATED GASTRODUODENAL ULCERS.


THE USE OF SEROTONIN, CHLORPROMAZINE AND OTHER AGENTS FOR CONDITIONING HOSTS FOR TUMOR HETEROTRANSPLANTATION.


TISSUE HYPOXIA IN SURGICAL PRACTICE. MECHANISMS AND MANAGEMENT.


FOLLOW-UP STUDY OF THYROID CANCER TREATED BY UNILATERAL LOBECTOMY.


THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE USE OF TOBACCO AND ALCOHOL TO CANCER OF THE ORAL CAVITY, PHARYNX OR LARYNX.


DOUBLE SPRING RELEASE IN OTOPLASTY FOR PROMINENT EARS.


TRAUMATIC (FALSE) ANEURYSM OF THE TERMINAL PORTION OF THE EXTERNAL COROTID ARTERY.


A TECHNIC FOR AORTIC ROOT CLOSURE.

A TECHNIC FOR AORTIC ROOT CLOSURE.


AN ATRAUMATIC NEEDLE FOR PERCUTANEOUS ARTERIALCATHETERIZATION.


STUDIES ON THE MECHANISM OF VARIATION OF S. SONNEI BACILLI.


HISTOCHEMICAL DEMONSTRATION OF GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATASE IN TRANSPLANTABLE CHRYSOIDIN-INDUCED HEPATOMA.


QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION OF ALPHA-ALLYL-GAMMA-VALEROLACTONE IN PHYSIOLOGIC BODY FLUIDS.


THE INFLUENCE OF NEW SEDATIVE DRUGS ON PHAGOCYTOSIS.


DIACYCLINE TREATMENT OF ACUTE EXPERIMENTAL TOXOPLASMOSIS IN MICE.


THE REACTION OF TANNIN WITH POLYAMINO ACIDS.


STUDIES ON THE REGENERATION OF OSSAL TISSUE. I.  ON THE ELECTRIC SURFACE-DEPTH POTENTIAL OF SALINES OF IWONICZ-SPA AND JASTRZ EBIE-SPA AND OF SODIUM HYDROXIDE AND HYDROCHLORIC ACID SOLUTIONS.


STUDIES ON THE REGENERATION OF OSSAL TISSUE. II. TREATMENT OF BONE FRACTURES IN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMALS WITH ELECTRIC ENERGY.


THE ROLE OF GAMMA-GLUTAMYL TRANSPEPTIDASE IN THE INTERNAL DISEASES CLINIC.


A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE GLYCOGEN CONTENT OF LEUKOCYTES IN HUMAN BEINGS AND IN LABORATORY ANIMALS.


THE INFLUENCE OF ZYMOSAN, CORTISONE AND X-RAYS ON THE COURSE OF EXPERIMENTAL TOXOPLASMOSIS IN WHITE RATS.


A CONTRIBUTION TO THE ANALYSIS OF DURATION OF POSTOPERATIVE TREATMENT AFTER SELECTED UROLOGICAL DISEASES.


THE INFLUENCE OF X-RAYS ON EXPERIMENTAL HISTAMINE SHOCK. (PRELIMINARY REPORT).


IMMUNOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF ANTIGENIC  EXTRACTS OBTAINED FROM BACTERIA WITH DIFFERENT METHODS. I. MICROORGANISMS OF THE GENERA SALMONELLA AND ESCHERICHIA.


IMMUNOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF ANTIGENIC EXTRACTS OBTAINED FROM BACTERIA WITH DIFFERENT METHODS. II. SEROTYPES OF ERYSIPELOTHRIX INSIDIOSA.


ACETYLCHOLINE IN THE SUPRARENAL GLANDS OF ANIMALS WITH EXPERIMENTAL TETANUS.


PLASMA SODIUM, CALCIUM AND POTASSIUM LEVELS IN RABBITS DURING EXPERIMENTAL ACUTE LEAD POISONING.


LEUKERGY IN EXPERIMENTAL INFECTION OF RABBITS WITH VACCINIA VIRUS.


EXPERIMENTAL SENSITIZATION UVEITIS.

EXPERIMENTAL SENSITIZATION UVEITIS.


CAUSES OF "CEREBRAL PALSY" OR PRE- AND PERINATAL ORIGIN.


PREMATURITY AND HAEMODYNAMICS OF GESTATION.


PREMATURITY: SOCIO-ECONOMIC AND NUTRITIONAL FACTORS.


THE TYPES AND FREQUENCY OF ANTENATAL AND PERINATAL CEREBRAL LESIONS.


DIABETES AND PREDIABETES.

DIABETES AND PREDIABETES.


INTRODUCTION TO "OTHER DISORDERS OF MATURATION".


PREVENTION OF CEREBRAL DAMAGE (KERNICTERUS) FROM FOETO-MATERNAL INCOMPATIBILITY; ANTENATAL ASPECTS.


RESUSCITATION OF THE NEWBORN.

RESUSCITATION OF THE NEWBORN.


THE PREVENTION OF CEREBRAL LESIONS DUE TO ENZYMOPATHIES.


DIRECT RECORDING OF SOUNDS AND PRESSURES WITHIN THE HEART.


ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC OBSERVATIONS DURING AND AFTER ANOXIC ARREST FOR OPEN-HEART SURGERY.


ABNORMAL P WAVES AND PAROXYSMAL TACHYCARDIA.


CLINICAL EXPERIENCE WITH RADIOLOGICAL DETERMINATION OF HEART VOLUME.


RIGHT VENTRICULAR HYPERTROPHY AND THE SMALL PULMONARY ARTERIES IN CHRONIC LUNG DISEASE.


EFFECTS OF CALCIUM CHELATION ON DIGITALIS-INDUCED CARDIAC ARRHYTHMIAS.


THE PROGNOSIS OF ATRIAL FIBRILLATION FOLLOWING MITRAL VALVOTOMY.


INFLUENCE OF AGE, SEX, AND BODY HABITUS ON THE MEAN QRS ELECTRICAL AXIS IN CHILDHOOD AND ADOLESCENCE.


THE MIDDLE AORTIC SYNDROME.

THE MIDDLE AORTIC SYNDROME.


THE FUNCTION OF THE HEART IN ENDOMYOCARDIAL FIBROSIS OF THE RIGHT VENTRICLE.


MECHANISM OF POST-STIMULATORY ATRIAL FLUTTER IN THE DOG.


DILATATION OF THE LEFT ATRIAL APPENDAGE.


TECHNIQUE AND INTERPRETATION OF SELECTIVE CORONARY ARTERIOGRAPHY IN MAN.


RADIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF PULMONARY ATRESIA WITH INTACT VENTRICULAR SEPTUM.


A CLINICAL SURVEY OF 20 PATIENTS SUBMITTED TO AORTIC VALVULOPLASTY.


HAEMODYNAMIC STUDIES WITH METHYLDOPA: EFFECT ON CARDIAC OUTPUT AND RESPONSE TO PRESSOR AMINES.


CALORIMETRIC STUDY OF THE DIGITAL BLOOD FLOW IN CLUBBED FINGERS.


ENDOMYOCARDIAL FIBROSIS IN TWO BROTHERS.


POLYURIA IN PAROXYSMAL TACHYCARDIA AND PAROXYSMAL ATRIAL FLUTTER AND FIBRILLATION.


NEUROLOGICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC COMPLICATIONS OF BURNS.


DESFERRIOXAMINE-B.

DESFERRIOXAMINE-B.


BLOOD TRANSFERENCE BETWEEN TWINS.

BLOOD TRANSFERENCE BETWEEN TWINS.


SUDDEN DEATH AT TABLE.

SUDDEN DEATH AT TABLE.


A RARE RETINAL DISEASE.

A RARE RETINAL DISEASE.


CHANGING PROSPECTS IN MEDICINE.

CHANGING PROSPECTS IN MEDICINE.


TETANUS PROPHYLAXIS.

TETANUS PROPHYLAXIS.


LONG-TERM ADMINISTRATION OF CORN OIL IN MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS AFTER MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION: A FOUR-YEAR STUDY.


POST-CRICOID CARCINOMA: REGIONAL INCIDENCE IN ENGLAND AND WALES.


THE INCIDENCE OF THYROID CANCER IN ENGLAND AND WALES.


SPECIFIC ANTIVENENE AND PREDNISONE IN VIPER-BITE POISONING: CONTROLLED TRIAL.


DETECTION OF INCOMPLETE ABLATION AFTER YTTRIUM-90 IMPLANTATION OF PITUITARY.


SERUM-VITAMIN-A LEVELS IN TWO FAMILIES WITH TYLOSIS.


SICKLE-CELL HAEMOGLOBIN K DISEASE.

SICKLE-CELL HAEMOGLOBIN K DISEASE.


AN UNUSUAL CASE OF CARDIAC ARREST.

AN UNUSUAL CASE OF CARDIAC ARREST.


ALDOSTERONE SECRETION IN MAGNESIUM DEFICIENCY.


A CASE OF MALIGNANT HYPERTENSION.

A CASE OF MALIGNANT HYPERTENSION.


WOUND CLOSURE WITH ADHESIVE TAPE.

WOUND CLOSURE WITH ADHESIVE TAPE.


SIDE-EFFECTS OF TRANYLCYPROMINE.

SIDE-EFFECTS OF TRANYLCYPROMINE.


POSTGRADUATE TRAINING IN OBSTETRICS.

POSTGRADUATE TRAINING IN OBSTETRICS.


ANTIBIOTIC COVER FOR DENTAL EXTRACTIONS.


SEASONAL VARIATION IN LEUKAEMIA INCIDENCE.


PORTAL PHLEBOTHROMBOSIS IN THE PUERPERIUM.


LUNG CANCER AND BRONCHITIS.

LUNG CANCER AND BRONCHITIS.


JEJUNAL BIOPSY IN CHILDHOOD.

JEJUNAL BIOPSY IN CHILDHOOD.


TOO MANY INFANT DEATHS.

TOO MANY INFANT DEATHS.


RENAL ARTERY OBSTRUCTION.

RENAL ARTERY OBSTRUCTION.


ABRUPTIO PLACENTAE AND FOLIC-ACID DEFICIENCY.


MEANING OF DIAGNOSTIC TERMS IN BRONCHO-PULMONARY DISEASE.


AETIOLOGICAL FACTORS IN ABRUPTIO PLACENTAE.


MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS: THERAPEUTIC   TRIALS OF CHLOROQUINE, SOLUBLE ASPIRIN, AND GAMMAGLOBULIN.


ARTERIAL BRUITS IN ANAEMIA.

ARTERIAL BRUITS IN ANAEMIA.


OCCURRENCE OF RESPIRATORY SYNCYTIAL VIRUS IN ACUTE RESPIRATORY DISEASES IN INFANCY.


AMYLOIDOSIS PRESENTING AS LYMPHADENOPATHY.


MINERAL METABOLISM IN MELANCHOLIA.

MINERAL METABOLISM IN MELANCHOLIA.


MILD NITROGEN NARCOSIS?

MILD NITROGEN NARCOSIS?


PERICARDITIS INFECTION DUE TO COXSACKIE VIRUS GROUP B, TYPE 2.


ANTIBIOTICS AND CHRONIC BRONCHITIS.

ANTIBIOTICS AND CHRONIC BRONCHITIS.


ALCOHOL AND ROAD ACCIDENTS.

ALCOHOL AND ROAD ACCIDENTS.


TETANUS PROPHYLAXIS.

TETANUS PROPHYLAXIS.


IMMUNITY TO POLIOMYELITIS.

IMMUNITY TO POLIOMYELITIS.


ACUTE APPENDICITIS IN CHILDHOOD.

ACUTE APPENDICITIS IN CHILDHOOD.


BEHAVIOUR THERAPY.

BEHAVIOUR THERAPY.


ADDICTION TO CHLORODYNE.

ADDICTION TO CHLORODYNE.


METALS AND LIVER DISEASE.

METALS AND LIVER DISEASE.


MILROY'S DISEASE AND LYMPHOEDEMA.

MILROY'S DISEASE AND LYMPHOEDEMA.


HARMLESS FOOD.

HARMLESS FOOD.


HOMOCYSTINURIA.

HOMOCYSTINURIA.


SPLINTER HAEMORRHAGES IN THE FINGER NAILS.


PAPILLOEDEMA IN CHEST DISEASE.

PAPILLOEDEMA IN CHEST DISEASE.


A NEW TYPE OF ANTIBIOTIC SYNERGY.

A NEW TYPE OF ANTIBIOTIC SYNERGY.


OESTROGENS AND CORONARY HEART DISEASE.

OESTROGENS AND CORONARY HEART DISEASE.


NUTRITIONAL DEFICIENCY OF FOLIC ACID.

NUTRITIONAL DEFICIENCY OF FOLIC ACID.


CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF SPLINTER HAEMORRHAGES.


ACUTE TUBERCULOSIS AND GRANULOCYTIC DISORDERS.


HEPATOMA IN CIRRHOSIS.

HEPATOMA IN CIRRHOSIS.


RELATION BETWEEN CIRRHOSIS AND TRACE METAL CONTENT OF LIVER WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO PRIMARY BILIARY CIRRHOSIS AND COPPER.


INFECTION DUE TO MYCOBACTERIUM AVIUM.

INFECTION DUE TO MYCOBACTERIUM AVIUM.


ORAL SYMPATHOMIMETIC AMINES IN TREATMENT OF ASTHMA.


SIMPLIFIED ARTERIOVENOUS SHUNT FOR USE IN HAEMODIALYSIS.


BRONCHODILATORS AND CORTICOSTEROIDS IN CHRONIC BRONCHITIS AND EMPHYSEMA.


CONTROL OF ANTICOAGULANT THERAPY BY THROMBOTEST METHOD.


ABSORPTION OF IRON IN CIRRHOSIS OF LIVER.


PHAEOCHROMOCYTOMA, ASTROCYTOMA, AND NEUROFIBROMATOSIS IN ONE PATIENT.


PAEDIATRIC PRESCRIBING.

PAEDIATRIC PRESCRIBING.


RHEUMATOID OTO-ARTHRITIS.

RHEUMATOID OTO-ARTHRITIS.


OLD PEOPLE IN THE COLD.

OLD PEOPLE IN THE COLD.


THALIDOMIDE NEUROPATHY.

THALIDOMIDE NEUROPATHY.


PSORIASIS AND ARTHRITIS.

PSORIASIS AND ARTHRITIS.


ORAL NEOMYCIN AND ANAESTHESIA.

ORAL NEOMYCIN AND ANAESTHESIA.


ANTIBIOTIC COVER FOR DENTAL EXTRACTIONS.


NICOTINE AND COLONIC MUSCLE.

NICOTINE AND COLONIC MUSCLE.


JAUNDICE AFTER HALOTHANE AND RADIOTHERAPY.


NITROUS OXIDE IN OBSTETRICS.

NITROUS OXIDE IN OBSTETRICS.


NOT SO BENIGN SICKLE-CELL TRAIT.

NOT SO BENIGN SICKLE-CELL TRAIT.


SPINAL CORD ISCHAEMIA.

SPINAL CORD ISCHAEMIA.


PSYCHIATRY AND THE LAW.

PSYCHIATRY AND THE LAW.


EFFECT OF DRUGS ON CELLS IN VITRO.

EFFECT OF DRUGS ON CELLS IN VITRO.


CANCER AND DATE OF BIRTH.

CANCER AND DATE OF BIRTH.


TETANUS PROPHYLAXIS.

TETANUS PROPHYLAXIS.


SIDE-EFFECTS OF CYCLOPENTOLATE.

SIDE-EFFECTS OF CYCLOPENTOLATE.


ADDICTION TO AMPHETAMINE.

ADDICTION TO AMPHETAMINE.


DELAYED CONSEQUENCES OF CRANIOCEREBRAL TRAUMA FROM THE MEDICOLEGAL VIEWPOINT.


THE MYELOGENETIC STUDIES OF PAUL FLECHSIG.


CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME. THE RELATIVE DIAGNOSTIC VALUE OF NERVE CONDUCTION VELOCITY AND THE ELECTROMYOGRAM.


SILAS WEIR MITCHELL (1829-1914), NEUROLOGIST AND MAN OF SCIENCE.


PETRARCH ON MEDICINE AND THE GOUT.

PETRARCH ON MEDICINE AND THE GOUT.


RIGIDITY AS A DISEASE FORM OF HUNTINGTON'S DISEASE.


ELECTRICAL STIMULATION  IN EIGHTH NERVE DEAFNESS. A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


CEREBROSPINAL FLUID PH, CARBON DIOXIDE TENSION, AND STANDARD BICARBONATE. DETERMINATION OF NORMAL VALUES.


PAPILLARY SUBEPENDYMAL GLIOSIS (GLIOMATOSIS) ASSOCIATED WITH VON RECKLINGHAUSEN'S DISEASE AND SUBEPENDYMAL GLIOMA.


AN HISTORICAL AND SOCIOPSYCHIATRIC APPRAISAL OF TARANTISM AND ITS IMPORTANCE IN THE TRADITION OF PSYCHOTHERAPY OF MENTAL DISORDERS.


A NEW APPROACH TO THE CEREBELLAR PONTINE ANGLE.


PARACELSUS ON GIOTER AND CRETINISM:  A TRANSLATION AND DISCUSSION OF "DE STRUMA, VULGO DER KROPF.


BIOCHEMICAL ASPECTS OF DRUG ADDICTION.

BIOCHEMICAL ASPECTS OF DRUG ADDICTION.


RESEARCH IN PSYCHIATRIC TRAINING PROGRAMS.


CONFLICT AND ANOMALY IN THE SCIENTIFIC ORIENTATION OF FRENCH PHARMACY 1800-1873.


DECOMPOSITION OF L-TYROSINE BY BAC. COLI. 3. ON THE L-TYROSINE-DECOMPOSING ACTIVITY OF BAC. COLI COMMUNIOR AND THE DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS.


DECOMPOSITION OF L-TYROSINE BY BAC. COLI. 4. COMPARISON OF DECOMPOSITION OF L-TYROSINE AND IT'S PRODUCTS AND THE FORMATION FO MELANINE IN RINGER'S SOLUTION OF BAC. COLI ACIDILACTICI, BAC. COLI COMMUNIOR AND BAC. LACTIS AEROGENES.


DECOMPOSITION OF L-TYROSINE BY BAC. COLI. 5. PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHICAL DETECTION OF DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS OF L-TYROSINE BY BAC. COLI.


PRETIBIAL MYXOEDEMA.

PRETIBIAL MYXOEDEMA.


DECOMPOSITION OF L-TYROSINE BY BAC. COLI. L-TYROSINE DECOMPOSITION IN ANAEROBIC CULTURE. (ADDITION: PRODUCTION OF SUCCINIC ACID).


LAMINAGRAPHY IN STEREOTAXIC SURGERY.

LAMINAGRAPHY IN STEREOTAXIC SURGERY.


ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL STUDIES IN STEREOTAXIC SURGERY FOR EXTRAPYRAMIDAL DISORDERS. I. SURGICAL LESIONS OF BASAL GANGLIA AND EXCITABILITY OF SPINAL MOTONEURONS.


STEREOTAXIC NEUROSURGERY IN LATIN AMERICA.


HOMOSEXUALITY AND VENEREAL DISEASES.

HOMOSEXUALITY AND VENEREAL DISEASES.


DARIER'S DISEASE LIMITED TO THE WALL OF A CYST.


STUDIES IN CAPILLARY PERMEABILITY.

STUDIES IN CAPILLARY PERMEABILITY.


HISTOPATHOLOGY OF THE TELANGIECTASIA ASSOCIATED WITH VARICOSE VEINS.


FANCONI'S ANAEMIA AND DYSKERATOSIS CONGENITA AS A SYNDROME.


INFLAMMATORY TUMORS AS A CAUSE OF BENIGN RECTAL STRICTURE.


AN UNUSUAL TYPE OF PILONIDAL SINUS: REPORT OF A CASE.


CONDYLOMA ACUMINATUM: ITS ASSOCIATION WITH MALIGNANCY.


RENAL CALCULI.

RENAL CALCULI.


WHAT CAUSES HEMORRHOIDS?A NEW THEORY OF ETIOLOGY.


SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA OF THE RECTUM: REPORT OF A CASE COMPLICATING CHRONIC ULCERATIVE COLITIS.


HEMORRHOIDECTOMY: POSTOPERATIVE RESULTS OF 547 CONSECUTIVE PATIENTS.


EMPHYSEMATOUS ANORECTAL FISTULAS.

EMPHYSEMATOUS ANORECTAL FISTULAS.


EXPLOSION DURING ELECTROCAUTERIZATION OF A RECTAL POLYP: REPORT OF A CASE.


AN OPERATION FOR PREVENTION OF ILEOSTOMY PROLAPSE.


HEMORRHOIDECTOMY: AN AMPUTATIVE AND PLASTIC PROCEDURE THAT LESSENS POSTOPERATIVE PAIN.


LYMPHANGIOMA OF THE RECTUM: REPORT OF A CASE.


REVIEW OF LITERATURE ON DISEASES OF THE COLON AND RECTUM.


CULTURE AND THE DIRECTION OF HUMAN EVOLUTION.


DENTAL EVOLUTION AND CULTURE.

DENTAL EVOLUTION AND CULTURE.


DIRECTION OF HUMAN EVOLUTION: A ZOOLOGIST'S VIEW.


INTERPRETING THE EVOLUTION OF THE BRAIN.


CULTURAL DETERMINANTS OF BIOCHEMICAL EVOLUTION.


SOCIAL BEHAVIORAL FACTORS IN THE EMERGENCE OF MAN.


CULTURAL DIRECTION OF HUMAN EVOLUTION--A SUMMATION.


STUDIES ON SEVERAL GENETIC HEMATOLOGICAL TRAITS OF THE MEXICAN POPULATION. V. DISTRIBUTION  OF BLOOD GROUP ANTIGENS IN NAHUAS, YAQUIS, TARAHUMARAS, TARASCOS AND MIXTECOS.


INCIDENCE OF GMA AND GMX GENES AMONG VENEZUELAN INDIANS AND MESTIZOS.


CLIMATE AND CONCEPTION RATES IN HONG KONG.


SEROLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF THE SYSTEMATICS OF RECENT HOMINOIDS.


COMPUTER PATTERN RECOGNITION TECHNIQUES: SOME RESULTS WITH REAL ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC DATA.


TRANSMITTER FOR TELEMETRY OF BIOLOGICAL DATA FROM BIRDS IN FLIGHT.


A MINIATURE TRANSMITTER FOR TELEMETERING MUSCLE POTENTIALS.


A SURVEY ON BIO-MEDICAL ENGINEERING EDUCATION.


ON THE REPRESENTATION OF ELECTROCARDIOGRAMS.


A CRITICAL REVIEW OF VECTOR ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY.


AN EXPERIMENTAL DETERMINATION OF A MULTIPOLE REPRESENTATION OF A TURTLE HEART.


PROBLEMS IN THE THIRD TRIMESTER OF PREGNANCY.


PEPTIC ULCER IN THE PAST HALF-CENTURY.

PEPTIC ULCER IN THE PAST HALF-CENTURY.


"THE CONTRASTING PROBLEMS OF RURAL COMMUNITIES AND INDUSTRIALISED SOCIETIES".


EVOLUTIONARY THEORY AND THE ETIOLOGY OF NEOPLASMS.


MECKEL'S DIVERTICULUM.

MECKEL'S DIVERTICULUM.


THE REPAIR OF INGUINAL AND FEMORAL HERNIAS.


PSYCHOSOMATIC TENSIONS IN GENERAL SURGERY.


ANO-TRANSABDOMINAL POLYPECTOMY.

ANO-TRANSABDOMINAL POLYPECTOMY.


CARDIAC ARREST.

CARDIAC ARREST.


IMPROVED OPERATION FOR GASTRIC CARCINOMA BY ADJACENT ORGAN  RESECTION.


ARRANGEMENT IN THE JAWS OF THE ROOTS  OF THE TEETH.


NEEDED: A DENTAL COMMUNICATIONS TRAINING CENTER.


ELECTROMYOGRAPHY IN PATIENTS  WITH OROFACIAL PAIN.


POROSITIES IN DENTAL GOLD CASTINGS.  II. EFFECTS OF MOLD TEMPERATURE, SPRUE SIZE AND DIMENSION OF WAX PATTERN.


DIRECT METAL PATTERN TECHNIC FOR FULL-CROWN RESTORATIONS.


PORCELAIN DENTURE TEETH IN FIXED-BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION.


PREPAYMENT DENTISTRY AND COMMERCIAL INSURANCE.


PROBLEMS CONFRONTING THE ORGANIZATION AND GROWTH  OF A DENTAL SERVICE ASSOCIATION.


PREPAID DENTAL CARE AND EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PROGRAMS.


MUSICIANS AND DENTURES.

MUSICIANS AND DENTURES.


UTILIZATION OF GENERAL ANESTHESIA IN THE  HOSPITAL: A PEDODONTIC RATIONALE.


TREATMENT OF SEVERE MALOCCLUSION: REPORT OF CASE.


INTERRELATIONSHIPS AMONG SALIVARY REDUCTASE ACTIVITY,  CERTAIN ORAL BACTERIA AND CARIES IN MAN.


MANDIBULAR SULCUS DEEPENING: A MODIFIED TECHNIC.


COUNCIL ADOPTS CHANGES IN AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION SPECIFICATION NO. 16 FOR  IMPRESSION PASTE-ZINC OXIDE-EUGENOL TYPE. COUNCIL ON DENTAL RESEARCH.


COUNCIL ADOPTS CHANGES IN AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION  SPECIFICATIONS NO. 15 FOR ACRYLIC RESIN TEETH AND NO. 17  FOR DENTURE BASE TEMPORARY RELINING RESIN. COUNCIL ON DENTAL RESEARCH.


COUNCIL ADOPTS STANDARDS FOR SHAPES AND DIMENSIONS OF EXCAVATION BURS AND  DIAMOND INSTRUMENTS. COUNCIL ON DENTAL RESEARCH.


SURVEY OF DENTISTS OVER 60. III. FINANCIAL PLANNING FOR RETIREMENT. BUREAU OF  ECONOMIC RESEARCH AND STATISTICS.


CANINE BONE NEOPLASMS.

CANINE BONE NEOPLASMS.


HETEROBILHARZIA AMERICANA INFECTION IN A DOG.


CARCINOMA OF THE UTERUS IN A BEAGLE.

CARCINOMA OF THE UTERUS IN A BEAGLE.


OBSERVATIONS ON LEUKOCYTIC INCLUSION BODIES FROM DOGS INFECTED WITH BABESIA CANIS.


SURGICAL RESTRAINT HOBBLES FOR THE HORSE.


TOLERANCE OF SHEEP TO CAPTAN.

TOLERANCE OF SHEEP TO CAPTAN.


CALF BLOOD FLOW AND OXYGEN USAGE DURING BRADYKININ INFUSIONS.


VALIDATION OF OXYGEN ELECTRODE FOR BLOOD.


AUDIO-FREQUENCY MONITOR FOR DEMONSTRATING ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY IN THE HEART.


EXPERIMENTAL OCULAR PATHOLOGY RELATED TO CORNEAL TRANSMITTANCE AND INFRARED PSYCHOPHYSICS.


LEARNING IN HYPOTHERMIC RATS.

LEARNING IN HYPOTHERMIC RATS.


REGIONAL RELATIONSHIP OF WATER VAPOR PRESSURE OF HUMAN BODY SURFACE.


EFFECT OF CO2 ON RESPIRATION USING A NEW METHOD OF ADMINISTERING CO2.


APPLICATION OF SIGNAL ANALYSIS METHODS TO ARTERIAL AND AORTIC PRESSURE CURVES.


EXPOSURE CHAMBER FOR ANIMALS AT CHANGED ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS.


A NEW RENAL ARTERY CLAMP AND APPLICATOR.


A METHOD FOR SWEAT STIMULATION AND COLLECTION.


A NEW TYPE OF ELECTRONIC CABLE FOR CHRONIC IMPLANTATION IN LIVING TISSUE.


CONTINUOUS RECORDING OF ARTERIOLAR DIMENSIONS WITH A TELEVISION MICROSCOPE.


CARDIOPULMONARY MANIFESTATIONS WITH HIGH O2 TENSIONS AT ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE.


HEART RATE RESPONSES TO APNEIC UNDERWATER DIVING AND TO BREATH HOLDING IN MAN.


AIRWAY VOLUME, AIRWAY RESISTANCE, AND WORK AND FORCE OF BREATHING: THEORY.


MEASUREMENT OF OXYGEN TENSIONS IN CEREBRAL TISSUES OF RATS EXPOSED TO HIGH PRESSURES OF OXYGEN.


EFFECT OF VAGOTOMY AND VAGAL STIMULATION ON LUNG MECHANICS AND CIRCULATION.


ACID-BASE CHANGES IN THE FETAL LAMB BEFORE AND AFTER LUNG EXPANSION.


OXYGEN WASHOUT STUDIES IN THE ANESTHETIZED DOG.


VENTILATORY RESPONSE TO INSPIRED CARBON DIOXIDE IN INFANTS AND ADULTS.


VENTILATORY CAPACITY DURING PROLONGED EXPOSURE TO SIMULATED ALTITUDE WITHOUT HYPOXIA.


BASAL OXYGEN UPTAKE OF MAN AT HIGH ALTITUDE.


RIGHT VENTRICULAR HYPERTROPHY IN ANIMALS AT HIGH ALTITUDE.


LEFT VENTRICULAR EJECTION TIME INDEX IN MAN.


HEMODYNAMICS OF COLLAPSIBLE VESSELS WITH TONE: THE VASCULAR WATERFALL.


LACTATE, PYRUVATE, GLUCOSE, AND FREE FATTY ACID IN MIXED VENOUS AND ARTERIAL BLOOD.


EFFECTS OF DIFFERENTIAL HOUSING AND STRESS ON DIET SELECTION, WATER INTAKE, AND BODY WEIGHT IN THE RAT.


BODY COMPOSITION AND SERUM ELECTROLYTE CONCENTRATIONS.


RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AMBIENT TEMPERATURE AND ACETYLATING CAPACITY OF HUMAN BLOOD.


GLASS ELECTRODE MEASUREMENTS OF BLOOD SODIUM AND POTASSIUM IN MAN.


BODY TEMPERATURE REGULATION IN MICE RESUSCITATED FROM DEEP HYPOTHERMIA.


BODY TEMPERATURE AS A DETERMINANT IN MAZE ACQUISITION BY MICE.


SEASONAL VARIATION OF MAGNESIUM AND CALCIUM IN SERUM OF THE HYPOTHERMIC RAT.


RESPONSE TO COLD OF ESKIMOS OF  THE EASTERN CANADIAN ARCTIC.


CARDIOVASCULAR RESPONSES TO HEAD-STAND POSTURE.


EFFECT OF REPEATED EXERCISE ON THE LESSER CIRCULATION.


COMBINED EFFECT OF COLD AND ALCOHOL ON HEAT BALANCE IN MAN.


EFFECT OF MUSCULAR EXERCISE ON PLASMA VISCOSITY IN CORRELATION WITH POSTPRANDIAL TRIGLYCERIDEMIA.


PULSE COUNT AS A MEASURE OF ENERGY EXPENDITURE.


BILATERAL DIFFERENCES IN FOREARM BLOOD FLOW AS MEASURED WITH CAPACITANCE PLETHYSMOGRAPH.


PYRUVATE CARBOXYLASE. I. NATURE OF THE REACTION.


THE ENZYMATIC SYNTHESIS OF A RHAMNOSE-CONTAINING  GLYCOLIPID BY EXTRACTS OF PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA.


PYRUVATE CARBOXYLASE. II. PROPERTIES.

PYRUVATE CARBOXYLASE. II. PROPERTIES.


INTRACELLULAR DISTRIBUTION OF SOME ENZYMES CATALYZING REACTIONS IN THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF COMPLEX LIPIDS.


PURIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A GENETICALLY DETERMINED RABBIT SERUM ESTERASE.


IDENTIFICATION OF ALPHA-GLYCERYL ETHER PHOSPHOLIPIDS AS MAJOR LIPID CONSTITUENTS IN TWO SPECIES OF TERRESTRIAL SLUG.


FORMATE METABOLISM. I. FORMYL COENZYME A, AN INTERMEDIATE IN THE FORMATE-DEPENDENT DECOMPOSITION OF ACETYL PHOSPHATE IN CLOSTRIDIUM KLUYVERI.


FORMATE METABOLISM. II. ENZYMATIC SYNTHESIS OF FORMYL PHOSPHATE AND FORMYL COENZYME A IN CLOSTRIDIUM CYLINDROSPORUM.


THE CITRITASE OF STREPTOCOCCUS DIACETILACTIS.SUBSTRATE, PRODUCTS, AND EQUILIBRIUM.


THE OXYGEN EQUILIBRIUM OF CYSTINE-TREATED   HUMAN HEMOGLOBIN WITHOUT FREE SULFHYDRYL GROUPS.


METABOLISM OF STEAROLIC ACID IN YEAST.

METABOLISM OF STEAROLIC ACID IN YEAST.


MONOAMINE OXIDASE. IV. NATURE OF THE SECOND PROSTHETIC GROUP OF PLASMA MONOAMINE OXIDASE.


SOME RELATIONS BETWEEN ACTIVE TRANSPORT OF FREE AMINO ACIDS INTO CELLS AND THEIR INCORPORATION INTO PROTEIN.


THE EFFECT OF METAL IONS ON THE ISOMERIZATION AND DIMERIZATION OF BOVINE PLASMA ALBUMIN.


CHROMATOGRAPHY OF PEPSIN AND CHYMOTRYPSIN DIGESTS OF EGG WHITE LYSOZYME ON PHOSPHOCELLULOSE.


PEPTIDES DERIVED FROM TRYPTIC DIGESTION OF EGG WHITE LYSOZYME.


THE AMINO ACID SEQUENCE OF EGG WHITE LYSOZYME.


CHARACTERISTICS OF AN ORTHOPHOSPHATE OXYGEN EXCHANGE CATALYZED BY MYOSIN, ACTOMYOSIN, AND MUSCLE FIBERS.


OPTICAL ROTATORY DISPERSION AND CONFORMATION OF VARIOUS GLOBULAR PROTEINS.


STUDIES ON THYROID PROTEINS. I. THE COMPONENTS OF HOG THYROID TISSUE, AND THE PREPARATION OF PURIFIED THYROGLOBULIN, BY COLUMN CHROMATOGRAPHY.


HUMAN HEART CYTOCHROME C. CHYMOTRYPTIC PEPTIDES, TRYPTIC PEPTIDES, AND THE COMPLETE AMINO ACID SEQUENCE.


LIVER AMYLASE. III. SYNTHESIS BY THE PERFUSED LIVER AND SECRETION INTO THE PERFUSION MEDIUM.


PROTEIN SYNTHESIS AND ADRENOCORTICOTROPIN RESPONSIVENESS.


ANAEROBIC DEGRADATION OF LYSINE. II. COFACTOR REQUIREMENTS AND PROPERTIES OF THE SOLUBLE ENZYME SYSTEM.


CARNITINE IN INTERMEDIARY METABOLISM. THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF PALMITYLCARNITINE BY CELL SUBFRACTIONS.


STUDIES ON POLYNUCLEOTIDES. XXII. ENZYMIC DEGRADATION. AN EXONUCLEASE FROM LACTOBACILLUS ACIDOPHILUS R26. A. PURIFICATION, PROPERTIES, AND SUBSTRATE SPECIFICITY.


STUDIES ON POLYNUCLEOTIDES. 23. ENZYMIC DEGRADATION. AN EXONUCLEASE FROM LACTOBACILLUS ACIDOPHILUS R26. B. STEPWISE DEGRADATION OF OLIGONUCLEOTIDES.


MULTIPLE INTERMEDIATES IN STEADY STATE ENZYME  KINETICS. V. EFFECT OF PH ON THE RATE OF A SIMPLE ENZYMATIC REACTION.


INHIBITION OF PARENTAL AND MUTANT XANTHOSINE 5'-PHOSPHATE AMINASES BY PSICOFURANINE.


MULTIPLE INTERMEDIATES IN STEADY STATE ENZYME KINETICS. VI. THE MECHANISM INVOLVING A SINGLE SUBSTRATE AND TWO PRODUCTS.


ABORTIVE COMPLEXES IN DEHYDROGENASE REACTIONS.


SUBSTITUTED NICOTINAMIDE ANALOGUES OF NICOTINAMIDE ADENINE DINUCLEOTIDE.


PARTIAL RESOLUTION OF THE ENZYMES CATALYZING OXIDATIVE PHOSPHORYLATION. III. A NEW COUPLING FACTOR REQUIRED BY SUBMITOCHONDRIAL PARTICLES EXTRACTED WITH PHOSPHATIDES.


THE STABILITY OF TRIPHOSPHOPYRIDINE NUCLEOTIDE AND ITS REDUCED FORM IN RAT LIVER.


LACTOPEROXIDASE. I. THE PROSTHETIC GROUP OF LACTOPEROXIDASE.


LACTOPEROXIDASE. II. ISOLATION.

LACTOPEROXIDASE. II. ISOLATION.


KINETIC STUDIES OF LIVER ALCOHOL DEHYDROGENASE AND PH EFFECTS WITH COENZYME PREPARATIONS OF HIGH PURITY.


CYTOCHROME C OXIDASE COMPONENTS.III. SPECTRAL PROPERTIES OF CYTOCHROMES A AND A3.


THE SUBSTRATE SPECIFICITY OF RIBOFLAVIN SYNTHETASE.


THE EFFECT OF ADENYLIC ACID ON YEAST NICOTINAMIDE ADENINE DINUCLEOTIDE ISOCITRATE DEHYDROGENASE, A POSSIBLE METABOLIC CONTROL MECHANISM.


FORMATION OF METHANE BY BACTERIAL EXTRACTS.


CLEAVAGE OF THE PEPTIDE BOND AT THE CYSTINE AMINO GROUP BY THE ACTION OF CYANIDE.


ISOLATION OF SPECIFIC TRANSFER RIBONUCLEIC ACIDS BY A GENERAL METHOD USING N-CARBOXY ANHYDRIDES.


PIONEER WORK BY PROFESSOR DUDGEON IN CYTOLOGICAL DIAGNOSIS.


THE NONINVOLVEMENT OF THE UREIDO CARBON OF BIOTIN IN TRANSCARBOXYLATION.


EXFOLIATIVE CYTOLOGY IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF CANCER OF THE BRONCHUS.


PROGRESSIVE MULTIFOCAL LEUCOENCEPHALOPATHY AND PRIMARY HYPERSPLENISM. WITH A NOTE ON THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN DISEASE OF THE RETICULOENDOTHELIAL SYSTEM AND PROGRESSIVE MULTIFOCAL LEUCOENCEPHALOPATHY. A patient with progressive multifocal leucoencephalopathy was found to have primary hypersplenism, a benign disorder of the reticuloendothelial system. He failed to respond to conventional doses of corticosteroids. The clinical and pathological manifestations of his illness are described, and the development of the histopathological changes in the nervous system is discussed. Consideration of available data on progressive multifocal leucoencephalopathy reveals a striking association with disease of the reticuloendothelial system, the significance of which is discussed in relation to aetiology and treatment.


DIFFUSE DEGENERATION OF CEREBRAL WHITE MATTER RESEMBLING SOCALLED BINSWANGER'S DISEASE AND SYMMETRICAL NECROSIS OF THE GLOBUS PALLIDUS ASSOCIATED WITH ACUTE PORPHYRIA AND CEREBRAL ATHEROSCLEROSIS. A 59-year-old woman admitted to hospital in coma also showed generalized muscular rigidity and porphyria. After two days she became fully conscious but the muscular rigidity increased and persisted until death occurred 12 weeks later. The brain showed diffuse degeneration of the white matter; symmetrical necrosis of the globus pallidus was associated with severe localized atherosclerosis. The lesions probably resulted from the combined effects of porphyria and atherosclerosis. It is suggested that in later life unusual cerebral lesions may occur with porphyria because of associated atherosclerosis. The porphyria may be overlooked clinically.


DISSEMINATED HERPES SIMPLEX IN NEWBORN INFANTS. Six cases of disseminated herpes simplex virus infection in newborn infants have been collected. The morbid anatomical and histological findings are described for the various tissues of the body. For the first time, the typical lesions were found in the lung. This and the other findings are discussed from the aetiological point of view.


CHRONIC MYELOID LEUKAEMIA WITH LYMPHOSARCOMA. The clinical and pathological features of two patients with chronic myeloid leukaemia who died from lymphosarcoma are described. Both had been treated with busulphan which, at the time of development of lymphosarcoma and at death, appeared to be controlling the leukaemia satisfactorily.


TWO CASES OF THROMBOHAEMOLYTIC THROMBOCYTOPENIC PURPURA ASSOCIATED WITH CHANGES IN RED CELL MORPHOLOGY. Two adult cases of thrombohaemolytic thrombocytopenic purpura are described. Both showed striking morphological changes in the red cells with increased saline osmotic fragility, in addition to thrombocytopenia and generalized hyaline thrombi affecting small blood vessels. These changes support the hypothesis that this is a triple auto-immune disorder affecting red cells, platelets, and small blood vessels.


A THROMBOCYTE CONSUMPTION TEST FOR THE DEMONSTRATION OF AUTOANTIBODY-LIKE SERUM FACTORS. The capacity of blood platelets to attach themselves aspecifically to antigen-antibody complexes in the presence of complement can be utilized for the demonstration of antibodies formed against homologous tissues.A mixture of the serum-, antigen-complement, and of human thrombocytes is incubated, and the number of thrombocytes in the supernatant is ascertained and referred to a standard. Measurements less than 85% of the standard are regarded as positive. Sera collected from patients with ;protracted' acute or chronic hepatitis and cirrhosis were found to be positive with the new method in 68.0% of the cases; the corresponding figures were 26.3% for ;non-protracted' acute hepatitis and 18.1% for diseases of the bile duct. No positive reaction occurred in other internal diseases studied or in healthy persons, but 40% of subjects with diverse infections gave positive results possibly because of autoantibody formation against tissues damaged by the infections. Comparative examinations suggest that the thrombocyte consumption test is more specific than the antihuman globulin consumption method.


THE THYMUS IN HEPATIC CIRRHOSIS.

THE THYMUS IN HEPATIC CIRRHOSIS. A post-mortem examination, in the case of a 34-year-old man dying suddenly from head injuries sustained in a road accident, showed early cirrhosis of the liver and associated splenomegaly 17 years after an attack of infective hepatitis. The histology of the thymus showed abnormal changes in the medulla, consisting of epithelial hyperplasia and the presence of lymph follicles with germinal centres. It is suggested that an auto-immune mechanism underlay the pathogenesis of the cirrhosis and that the thymic changes were concerned with this.


RENAL BIOPSY IN A GENERAL HOSPITAL.

RENAL BIOPSY IN A GENERAL HOSPITAL. The results of 46 attempted renal biopsies on 44 patients in a general hospital are discussed. The diagnostic value of this procedure is the subject of controversy in the literature. While it may be considerable if carried out in specialist units, the results in this series suggest that renal biopsy is usually only confirmatory and that careful clinical and laboratory assessment provides a reasonable diagnosis in most cases.


NASAL CARRIAGE OF STAPHYLOCOCCI AND POST-OPERATIVE STAPHYLOCOCCAL WOUND INFECTION. One hundred patients undergoing major surgical operations in a provincial group hospital were studied bacteriologically daily to determine any relation between nasal carriage of staphylococci and post-operative staphylococcal wound sepsis.Sixty-four patients were either carriers on admission and throughout their stay, or their noses became colonized at some time by ward strains. Six cases of staphylococcal wound or drain wound sepsis occurred in this group, four due to ward strains and two to the patient's own nasal strain. Four patients lost the nasal strain after admission and thereafter their noses remained free from staphylococci. There was no sepsis among these. Thirty-two patients never carried staphylococci in their noses at any time. There was no wound sepsis in this group but in two patients the drain wounds became infected with ward strains. Grouping all cases of staphylococcal wound or drain wound sepsis there were three times as many caused by ward strains as by nasal strains. In 10 of the 11 cases of wound or drain wound sepsis, including three cases due to Gram-negative bacteria, a physical cause in the shape of a drain, necrosis of skin edges, or loss of tissue was present, providing an entry for bacteria.


THE CLUMPING OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS PYOGENES BY SERUM AND FIBRINOGEN-FREE PLASMAS. Fifty strains of Staphylococcus pyogenes were tested for ;coagulase' by the slide method using plasma, serum, and plasmas rendered fibrinogen-free by various methods. It was found that the organisms were clumped by all these reagents. The significance of these findings is discussed.


RELATIONSHIPS OF COAGULASES AND AGGLUTININS IN VITRO AND IN VIVO TO STAPHYLOCOCCUS PYOGENES. Relationships are shown between coagulases and certain agglutinogens of staphylococcal serotypes. Animal experiments further show that actively acquired artificial immunity to coagulases also confers protection against challenge with ;coagulase-agglutinogen' related staphylococci, the degree of protection depending upon the route of challenge.


CRYPTOCOCCAL MENINGITIS IN HONG KONG.

CRYPTOCOCCAL MENINGITIS IN HONG KONG. The clinical and bacteriological findings in three cases of cryptococcal meningitis which occurred in Hong Kong are reported. The bacteriological investigations are discussed.


THE ESTIMATION OF BLOOD GALACTOSE USING A GLUCOSE OXIDASE-CATALASE REAGENT. The removal of the blood glucose by yeast fermentation in a conventional blood galactose method is replaced by an enzymic reaction using a glucose oxidase-catalase reagent. The method can be readily modified to suit a variety of blood sugar estimation methods.


A RAPID COLORIMETRIC METHOD FOR THE ESTIMATION OF URINARY CHLORIDES. A rapid and reproducible method for chloride estimation in urine is described. The colour produced is stable and obeys Beer's law over a wide range of concentrations using a simple colorimeter and filter. The method gives good agreement with both the potentiometric titration method of Sanderson (1952) and the mercurimetric titration method of Schales and Schales (1941). The precision of the colorimetric method, though inferior to that of the potentiometric method, is similar to that of the mercurimetric method.


TECHNICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL ERRORS IN THE SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC DETERMINATION OF OXYGEN SATURATION. The method of Deibler, Holmes, Campbell, and Gans (1959) is a quick, accurate, and reliable method for the determination of oxygen saturation. The results should be calibrated against those obtained by the Van Slyke method, and the setting, sensitivity, and reliability of the spectrophotometer should be carefully established. This is especially necessary to meet the stringent requirements for accurate setting at the isobestic point 805 mmu. This method is superior to a method using saponin as a haemolytic agent and reading at only one wavelength.


DR. J. L. PINNIGER.

DR. J. L. PINNIGER.


THE PLANNING OF BENCHING AND SERVICES FOR THE MODERN PATHOLOGICAL LABORATORY. The principles which should govern the planning of benching and services for new laboratories are enumerated. These include the necessity for long-term planning, flexibility, and economy. The ;Cardiff benching system' where the benches are composed of units that consist of an independent movable table base, a removable bench top, a 6 in. insertion, which enables the bench height to be changed from 30 in. to 36 in., and a variety of movable underbench cupboards, and where all services are carried on service spines, is described. The extreme flexibility of this type of benching and servicing is illustrated.


THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY FOR AMINO-ACIDS AND SUGARS.


THE RELIABILITY OF THE ALBUSTIX TEST FOR PROTEINURIA.


FIXATION AND TRANSPORT IN A POSTAL CYTODIAGNOSTIC SERVICE.


PREDNISOLONE-PRIMED GLUCOSE TOLERANCE TEST IN THE STUDY OF DIABETES AND PREDIABETES.


EVALUATION OF PROTAMINE AND HEXADIMETHRINE BROMIDE AS ANTIHEPARIN AGENTS IN EXTRACORPOREAL CIRCULATION.


SERUM GLUTAMIC OXALACETIC TRANSAMINASE ACTIVITY IN NORMAL PREGNANCY AND IN ACCIDENTAL HAEMORRHAGE.


THE USE OF VACUUM EXTRACTOR IN OBSTETRICS.


INTERSEXUALITY AND ASSOCIATED NEOPLASTIC TRANSFORMATION OF THE GONADS.


OBSERVATIONS ON PARACOLONS ISOLATED FROM CASES OF ACUTE GASTROENTERITIS.


STUDIES ON ABSORPTION AND EXCRETION OF AYURVEDIC MERCURIALS: IN CASES OF SPRUE SYNDROME AND ASCITES.


EXTRAOVARIAN GRANULOSA CELL TUMOUR.

EXTRAOVARIAN GRANULOSA CELL TUMOUR.


PLASMA CELL MASTITIS.

PLASMA CELL MASTITIS.


CRUVEILHIER-BAUMGARTEN SYNDROME.

CRUVEILHIER-BAUMGARTEN SYNDROME.


INTERSEX.

INTERSEX.


SURGERY AND RADIOTHERAPY IN UROLOGY: THE BLADDER.


THE FINAL ENOVID REPORT.

THE FINAL ENOVID REPORT.


THE AMERICAN COLLEGE OF CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY AND CHEMOTHERAPY: ANNOUCEMENT OF OBJECTIVES.


CONTRIBUTION OF UROLOGISTS TO MEDICINE.

CONTRIBUTION OF UROLOGISTS TO MEDICINE.


REGULATIONS AFFECTING DRUG RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT: A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE.


RENAL PELVIC PRESSURE AND ITS RELATION TO RENAL HEMODYNAMICS.


MANAGEMENT OF THE DISEASED SOLITARY KIDNEY.


KIDNEY REVASCULARIZATION: THE DEVELOPMENT OF COLLATERAL ARTERIES BY ILEUM DURING RENAL ISCHEMIA.


A STUDY OF CERTAIN EFFECTS OF TRANYLCYPROMINE, A NEW ANTIDEPRESSANT.


SERUM ACID PHOSPHATASE AS AN INDEX OF KIDNEY DISEASE.


THEORY OF ASSAYS PERFORMED BY DIFFUSION IN AGAR GEL. I: GENERAL  CONSIDERATIONS.


CLINICAL STUDY OF A NEW BENZODIAZEPINE AS AN ANTICONVULSANT AGENT.


EXFOLIATIVE CYTOLOGY OF A PRIMARY FIBROSARCOMA OF THE KIDNEY.


RENAL FUNCTIONAL CHANGES FOLLOWING SURGERY FOR RENOVASCULAR HYPERTENSION: PREOPERATIVE AND LONG-TERM POSTOPERATIVE RESULTS.


THE RELATIONSHIP OF NON-OBSTRUCTIVE REFLUX AND CHRONIC PYELONEPHRITIS: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY.


COMPARISON OF DIAZEPAM, CHLORPROMAZINE AND A PLACEBO IN PSYCHIATRIC PRACTICE.


BIOASSAY OF BENDROFLUMETHIAZIDE FOR DIURETIC EFFICACY BY INTRAMUSCULAR INJECTION IN PATIENTS WITH EDEMA.


THE INVESTIGATIONAL DRUG BRANCH: A REVIEW OF OBJECTIVES AND FUNCTION.


INNERVATION OF THE BLADDER AND LOWER URETER: STUDIES ON  PELVIC NERVE SECTION AND STIMULATION IN THE DOG.


EXPERIMENTAL VESICOURETERAL REFLUX. II. ROLES OF INITIAL VESICAL VOLUME, VESICAL CAPACITY, VESICAL CONTRACTILITY, AND CAST-DISTANCE OF THE URINARY STREAM.


POSTOPERATIVE CONTRACTURE OF THE VESICAL NECK. III.  EXPERIMENTAL PRODUCTION OF CONTRACTURE IN DOGS: SUPRAPUBIC SERIES.


THE PATHOLOGY OF BLADDER NECK OBSTRUCTION IN THE FEMALE PATIENT.


CARCINOMA OF THE PENIS IN A CIRCUMCISED MAN.


STUDIES ON THE DYNAMICS OF THE BLADDER.

STUDIES ON THE DYNAMICS OF THE BLADDER.


IATROGENIC URETHROVAGINAL FISTULA: CASE PRESENTATION.


GENERALIZED FIBRINOLYTIC BLEEDING FOLLOWING CYSTOSCOPY IN A PATIENT WITH CARCINOMA OF THE PROSTATE.


EMBOLIZATION OF DOG PROSTATES WITH YTTRIUM-90 MICROSPHERES.


THE PERINEAL APPROACH IN SURGERY.

THE PERINEAL APPROACH IN SURGERY.


FAMILIAL FEMALE PSEUDOHERMAPHRODITISM WITH HYPERTENSION AND PENILE URETHRA.


THE RADIOGRAPHIC ASPECT OF UROGENITAL SCHISTOSOMIASIS (BILHARZIASIS).


CHOKE VOIDING CYSTOURETHROGRAPHY.

CHOKE VOIDING CYSTOURETHROGRAPHY.


NEGGRAM (NALIDIXIC ACID): A NEW ANTIMICROBIAL CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC AGENT.


COMPUTING SURVIVAL RATES FOR CHRONIC DISEASE PATIENTS. A SIMPLE PROCEDURE.


DISUSE PHENOMENON OF LOWER EXTREMITY.

DISUSE PHENOMENON OF LOWER EXTREMITY.


PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS OF LARYNGECTOMY.

PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS OF LARYNGECTOMY.


SANATORIUM MANAGEMENT OF RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


SICKLE CELL TRAIT AND PREGNANCY.

SICKLE CELL TRAIT AND PREGNANCY.


THE PHYSICIAN, THE PATIENT, AND STATISTICS.


DESFERRIOXAMINE IN THE TREATMENT OF ACUTE TOXIC REACTION TO FERROUS GLUCONATE.


IMMUNOLOGIC RESPONSIVENESS OF MAN TO PENICILLIN.


EVALUATION OF A NEW VASOPRESSOR AGENT. ANGIOTENSIN AMIDE.


FRACTURE OF THE MONTH. 42. FRACTURE DISLOCATION OF THE HIP.


TRACHEOSTOMY FOR ADVANCED EMPHYSEMA.

TRACHEOSTOMY FOR ADVANCED EMPHYSEMA.


PULMONARY HYPERTROPHIC OSTEOARTHROPATHY.


VANISHING MURMURS AND VENTRICULAR SEPTAL DEFECT.


CALCULI AND COLIC.

CALCULI AND COLIC.


PRIMARY MYOCARDIAL DISEASE.

PRIMARY MYOCARDIAL DISEASE.


SIR MICHAEL FOSTER (1836-1907).

SIR MICHAEL FOSTER (1836-1907).


THE LETHALITY OF BORIC ACID IN THE TREATMENT OF BURNS.


IMIPRAMINE-TRANYLCYPROMINE INCOMPATIBILITY. NEAR-  FATAL TOXIC REACTION.


UNUSUAL PYLORIC OBSTRUCTION IN AN ADULT. CONGENITAL PARTIAL DIAPHRAGM OF PYLORUS.


RUPTURED ANEURYSM OF A SINUS OF VALSALVA. REPORT OF A CASE.


SALT EXCRETION IN SWEAT IN CYSTIC FIBROSIS.


THE PREVENTION BY ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATE OF THE FATTY LIVER INDUCED BY ETHIONINE.


CYTOPATHIC EFFECT IN VITRO OF SENSITIZED HOMOLOGOUS AND HETEROLOGOUS SPLEEN CELLS ON FIBROBLASTS.


ACUTE INFLAMMATION. THE EARLIEST FINE STRUCTURAL CHANGES AT THE BLOOD-TISSUE BARRIER.


EFFECT OF DL-METHIONINE ON TESTICULAR LESIONS PRODUCED BY DL-ETHIONINE IN RATS.


THE EFFECTS OF HYDRAZINE UPON THE METABOLISM OF AMINO ACIDS IN THE RAT LIVER.


ULTRASTRUCTURAL HEPATIC CHANGES FOLLOWING PARTIAL HEPATECTOMY AND PORTACAVAL SHUNT IN THE RAT.


STUDIES ON IODINATED PROTEINS IN EXPERIMENTAL HYPERPLASTIC AND COLLOID GOITERS OF HAMSTERS.


THE EFFECTS OF INANITION ON THE HUMORAL RESPONSE TO EXPERIMENTAL INFLAMMATION.


METHYL-HYDRAZINE IN TREATMENT OF HODGKIN'S DISEASE AND VARIOUS FORMS OF HAEMATOSARCOMA AND LEUKAEMIA.


VINCRISTINE SULPHATE IN THE TREATMENT OF LYMPHOMA AND LEUKAEMIA.


THE ADOLESCENT PRIMIGRAVIDA.

THE ADOLESCENT PRIMIGRAVIDA.


VARIOLA IN TANGANYIKA.

VARIOLA IN TANGANYIKA.


DEATHS FROM TONSILLECTOMY.

DEATHS FROM TONSILLECTOMY.


EFFECT OF PYREXIA ON SICKLAEMIC STATES.

EFFECT OF PYREXIA ON SICKLAEMIC STATES.


CHANGES INDUCED BY TUBERCULIN IN LEUCOCYTE CULTURES.


ACHRESTIC DIABETES.

ACHRESTIC DIABETES.


PLASMA-CORTICOSTEROID LEVELS IN WOMEN RECEIVING ORAL CONTRACEPTIVE TABLETS.


PRIMARY HYPEROXALURIA. THE RELATION BETWEEN ASCORBIC ACID AND THE INCREASED URINARY EXCRETION OF OXALATE.


A TRIAL OF HYDROCARTISONE IN ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.


THE FIRST FIFTY YEARS.

THE FIRST FIFTY YEARS.


MORE ACID/BASE DISTURBANCES.

MORE ACID/BASE DISTURBANCES.


WHAT IS PSYCHIATRIC NURSING?

WHAT IS PSYCHIATRIC NURSING?


NEW ROYAL AIR FORCE HOSPITAL IN CYPRUS.

NEW ROYAL AIR FORCE HOSPITAL IN CYPRUS.


"SPECIAL" CALLS IN A GENERAL PRACTICE.

"SPECIAL" CALLS IN A GENERAL PRACTICE.


INSTRUMENT PACKS FOR THEATRE.

INSTRUMENT PACKS FOR THEATRE.


AUTOIMMUNE HAEMOLYTIC ANAEMIA IN AN INFANT TREATED BY THYMECTOMY.


LYONISATION OF THE X CHROMOSOME.

LYONISATION OF THE X CHROMOSOME.


DEHYDROEMETINE IN BILHARZIASIS.

DEHYDROEMETINE IN BILHARZIASIS.


CHROMOSOME ANALYSIS AND PARENTAL AGE IN THE DEL CASTILLO SYNDROME.


NON-DISJUNCTION AND XXY MEN.

NON-DISJUNCTION AND XXY MEN.


LEUKAEMIA CLUSTERS.

LEUKAEMIA CLUSTERS.


PSORIASIS--THERMOREGULATION: AETIOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS AND THE VASCULAR FACTOR IN THE PATHOGENESIS OF PSORIASIS.


A CASE OF ARGYLL ROBERTSON PUPIL.

A CASE OF ARGYLL ROBERTSON PUPIL.


STUDIES IN OBESITY AMONG NAVAL PERSONNEL.


SYPHILIS. THE ROLE OF THE HOMOSEXUAL.

SYPHILIS. THE ROLE OF THE HOMOSEXUAL.


A PRESENTATION OF FIVE CASES OF INTUSSUSCEPTION.


NATIONAL HEALTH GRANTS, 1948-61. V. MEDICAL REHABILITATION.


ADDISON'S DISEASE: THREE CASES SEEN AMONG INDIANS AND ESKIMOS OF HUDSON BAY.


A SURVEY OF KNEE SURGERY AT THE NATIONAL DEFENSE MEDICAL CENTRE.


DEATH DUE TO FRIGHT.

DEATH DUE TO FRIGHT.


CRYPTOCOCCAL MENINGITIS.

CRYPTOCOCCAL MENINGITIS.


HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE INDICATORS.


METHYSERGIDE FOR PREVENTION OF HEADACHE; EXPERIENCE IN FIVE HUNDRED PATIENTS OVER THREE YEARS.


DIAGNOSTIC AND PROGNOSTIC VALUE OF CLINICAL AND LABORATORY FINDINGS IN CRYPTOCOCCAL MENINGITIS, A FOLLOW-UP STUDY OF FORTY PATIENTS.


RECURRENT SPONTANEOUS PNEUMOTHORAX; A CLUE TO THE DIAGNOSIS OF HISTIOCYTOSIS X.


PHYSIOLOGIC AND PSYCHOLOGIC ASPECTS OF THE GRAVITY SPECTRUM.


REMOVAL RATES FOR BARBITURATES USING TWO TYPES OF PERITONEAL DIALYSIS.


TREATMENT OF PRE-ECLAMPSIA.

TREATMENT OF PRE-ECLAMPSIA.


OPERATIVE TREATMENT OF AORTIC STENOSIS IN THE ELDERLY PATIENT.


CASE RECORDS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL  WEEKLY CLINICOPATHOLOGICAL EXERCISES.


IDIOPATHIC HYPOPARATHYROIDISM.

IDIOPATHIC HYPOPARATHYROIDISM.


TOXIC EFFECTS OF ANTIDEPRESSANTS.

TOXIC EFFECTS OF ANTIDEPRESSANTS.


HISTORICAL ASPECTS OF CAESAREAN SECTION.


AN INDUSTRIAL NOISE PROBLEM WITH UNUSUAL FEATURES.


ACUTE SUBLEUKAEMIC LEUKAEMIA IN ADULTS AND ITS MANAGEMENT.


CHLOROMA AND PARAPLEGIA: REPORT OF A CASE.


STRANGULATED DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA WITH PERFORATION OF THE STOMACH: A CASE REPORT.


RECOVERY FROM METHOHEXITONE ANAESTHESIA.


RAUWOLFIA DRUGS.

RAUWOLFIA DRUGS.


THE TEACHING OF DEAF CHILDREN.

THE TEACHING OF DEAF CHILDREN.


RESEARCH ON PREMATURE INFANTS--SOME PERSPECTIVES.


AUTOSOMAL DISORDERS.

AUTOSOMAL DISORDERS.


A SIMPLE PHENYLALANINE METHOD FOR DETECTING PHENYLKETONURIA IN LARGE POPULATIONS OF NEWBORN INFANTS.


CITRULLINURIA.

CITRULLINURIA.


GASTROINTESTINAL  MALABSORPTION ASSOCIATED WITH CYSTINURIA. REPORT OF A CASE IN A NEGRO.


CHANGES IN RED CELL ENZYME ACTIVITY  IN RELATION TO RED CELL SURVIVAL IN INFANCY.


MEGALOBLASTIC ANEMIA ASSOCIATED WITH  THE INGESTION OF PHENOBARBITAL AND PRIMIDONE. REPORT OF A CASE IN A SIX-YEAR-OLD CHILD.


SEXUAL MATURATION OF CHINESE GIRLS IN HONG KONG.


EVIDENCE THAT THE ANTIDIURETIC  SUBSTANCE IN THE PLASMA OF CHILDREN WITH NEPHROGENIC DIABETES INSIPIDUS IS  ANTIDIURETIC HORMONE.


ANTIBODY DEFICIENCY SYNDROME WITH    INCREASED GAMMA1 M (B2 M) GLOBULINS AND ABSENT GAMMA1 A (B2 A) GLOBULINS AND  GAMMA2 (G) GLOBULINS.


HYPOPLASTIC ENAMEL ASSOCIATED WITH THE  NEPHROTIC SYNDROME.


TRANSFER OF BILIRUBIN-C14 ACROSS MONKEY PLACENTA.


CONGENITAL GLAUCOMA.

CONGENITAL GLAUCOMA.


THE TRADITIONAL PURPOSES OF THE ACADEMY--ALTER OR ENHANCE?


ACTIVE IMMUNIZATION: CURRENT CONSIDERATIONS.


THE PROGNOSIS OF ASTHMA IN INFANCY.

THE PROGNOSIS OF ASTHMA IN INFANCY.


NONALIMENTARY FRUCTOSURIA.

NONALIMENTARY FRUCTOSURIA.


MILK ALLERGY. I. ORAL CHALLENGE WITH MILK AND ISOLATED MILK PROTEINS  IN ALLERGIC CHILDREN.


SOME DI- AND TRI- PEPTIDE DERIVATIVES.

SOME DI- AND TRI- PEPTIDE DERIVATIVES.


HOW APPREHENSIVE?

HOW APPREHENSIVE?


PURPURA. DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS AND DISCUSSION.


AXILLARY DERMATOSES.

AXILLARY DERMATOSES.


LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS--A CLINICAL QUIZ. A SERIES OF DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC PROBLEMS.


THERAPEUTIC CONFUSION.

THERAPEUTIC CONFUSION.


COMPARISON OF THE LONG-TERM EFFECTS ON MASSIVE ASCITES OF END-TO-SIDE AND SIDE-TO-SIDE PORTACAVAL SHUNTS.


THE VASCULAR PATTERN OF TRICHOMONAS  VAGINALIS CERVICITIS.


THE VAGINAL SMEAR IN PREGNANT WOMEN: A STUDY IN KARACHI.


CULTURE OF TISSUES FROM SPONTANEOUS HUMAN ABORTIONS (PRELIMINARY  WORK FOR CHROMOSOME ANALYSIS).


IDENTIFICATION OF HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS IN A CASE   SHOWING CYTOLOGICAL FEATURES OF VIRAL VAGINITIS.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDIES OF THE GLOMERULUS.


FOUR CASES OF VAGINAL RECURRENCES OF INVASIVE OR  INTRA-EPITHELIAL CARCINOMA OF THE UTERINE CERVIX.


THE USE OF CARBON DIOXIDE GAS TO PREVENT AIR EMBOLISM DURING OPEN HEART SURGERY.


EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON SERUM AND LEUKOCYTE ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE IN WHITE RATS OF WHOLE BODY X-RAY IRRADIATION.


NATURE OF COLLAGEN DISEASE, PARTICULARLY OF SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS (SLE), WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO RENAL LESION.


DEGENERATING CELLS IN BILE-STAINED GASTRIC ASPIRATES.


COMPARISON OF THE NEUROMUSCULAR BLOCKING ACTION OF  TOXIFERINE, RO 4-3816 AND D-TUBOCURARINE IN THE CAT.


STUDIES ON THE PULMONARY TEMPERATURE. CHANGES IN THE PULMONARY TEMPERATURE BY MECHANICAL AND THERMAL STIMULATIONS ON THE BODY SURFACE IN RABBITS.


DEHYDROGENASE ACTIVITY OF ADENOCARCINOMA CELLS IN SEROUS FLUIDS.


PLASMA ERYTHROPOIETIN LEVELS IN CORD BLOOD AND IN BLOOD DURING THE FIRST WEEKS OF LIFE.


HISTOCHEMICAL AND ELECTROPHORETIC PROPERTIES OF CHOLINESTERASES AND NON-SPECIFIC ESTERASES IN THE RETINA OF SOME MAMMALS, INCLUDING MAN.


A STUDY OF SPECIFIC E. COLI INFECTIONS OCCURRING IN A UNIT FOR SURGICAL NEONATES.


CYTOLOGIC PATTERNS IN ERYTHROPLASIA OF THE VULVA.


FETAL AND POSTNATAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE INTRARENAL ARTERIAL PATTERN IN MAN. A MICRO-ANGIOGRAPHIC AND HISTOLOGIC STUDY.


CONCENTRATION   OF CARCINOMA OR ATYPICAL CELLS IN SPUTUM.


USE OF FLUOXYMESTERONE IN THE TREATMENT OF GROWTH RETARDATION.


STUDIES ON HUMAN LACTATION. I. EFFECT OF DIETARY PROTEIN AND FAT SUPPLEMENTATION ON PROTEIN, FAT AND ESSENTIAL AMINOACID CONTENTS OF BREAST MILK.


HYPERBILIRUBINAEMIA IN FULL-TERM NEWBORN INFANTS. A FOLLOW-UP STUDY.


INTRAORAL EXFOLIATIVE CYTOLOGY TECHNICS.


CYTOLOGICAL FINDINGS IN A WOMAN TREATED WITH 7 G. OF 17-ALPHAHYDROXYPROGESTERONE CAPROATE.


VENOUS PRESSURE IN THE FIRST HOUR OF LIFE AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO PLACENTAL TRANSFUSION.


THE BODY DENSITY OF NEWBORN INFANTS.

THE BODY DENSITY OF NEWBORN INFANTS.


RETICULOSARCOMATOSIS IN TWINS.

RETICULOSARCOMATOSIS IN TWINS.


SPACE MEDICINE FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF SPACE GEOPHYSICS.


DECREASES IN ARTERIAL OXYGEN SATURATION AND ASSOCIATED CHANGES IN PRESSURES AND ROENTGENOGRAPHIC APPEARANCE OF THE THROAX DURING FORWARD(+GX) ACCELERATION.


17-HYDROXYCORTICOSTEROID SECRETION DURING HYPOXIA IN ANESTHETIZED DOGS.


A CYTOCHEMICAL STUDY OF DPNH DIAPHORASE ACTIVITY IN   EXFOLIATED CANCEROUS AND NONCANCEROUS CELLS IN MAN.


THE GENERAL AND COMPARATIVE BIOLOGY OF EXPERIMENTAL ATMOSPHERES AND OTHER STRESS CONDITIONS: SOME NOTES ON THE BEHAVIOR OF INSECTS AND OTHER INVERTEBRATES.


THE LOW-DENSITY SERUM LIPOPROTEINS IN PATIENTS WITH FATAL AND NON-FATAL MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.


LIMITATION OF OCULAR MOTILITY UNDER ACCELERATION AN OBJECTIVE ENDPOINT FOR USE WITH HUMAN CENTRIFUGE SUBJECTS.


SPEECH DURING RESPIRATION OF A MIXTURE OF HELIUM AND OXYGEN.


STUDY OF SENSORY DEPRIVATION, PAIN  AND PERSONALITY RELATIONSHIPS FOR SPACE TRAVEL.


TOXIC PHOTOOXIDATION PRODUCTS IN CLOSED ENVIRONMENTS.


SOME OBSERVATIONS OF THE BEHAVIOR OF A VISUAL TARGET AND A VISUAL AFTERIMAGE DURING PARABOLIC FLIGHT MANEUVERS.


CLINICAL PROBLEMS IN AVIATION MEDICINE. THE EXPOSURE OF AMBULATORY PATIENTS TO MODERATE ALTITUDES.


CASE REPORT NUMBER 13: VERTIGO.

CASE REPORT NUMBER 13: VERTIGO.


DEATH FROM CORONARY DISEASE WHILE AT THE CONTROLS OF AN AIRCRAFT.


STUDIES OF ABNORMAL HEMOGLOBINS. I. PROCEDURE FOR QUANTITATION OF HEMOGLOBINS SEPARATED BY MEANS OF STARCH GEL ELECTROPHORESIS.


DIRECT DEMONSTARTION OF A, B, AND RH DEGREES (D) BLOOD GROUP ANTIGENS ON HUMAN LEUKOCYTES.


A SEMIAUTOMATED SYSTEM FOR CLINICAL ASSAYS OF ENZYMES.


SLIDE TEST OF URINE AND OF BLOOD FOR PREGNANCY.


THE OCCURRENCE OF BACTERIUM ANITRATUM IN SECRETIONS OF PULMONARY ORIGIN.


THE NUMBER PLUS METHOD OF QUALITY CONTROL OF LABORATORY ACCURACY.


FAT EMBOLISM IN DIABETES MELLITUS.

FAT EMBOLISM IN DIABETES MELLITUS.


A DEFINITION OF PYURIA.

A DEFINITION OF PYURIA.


HEMORRHAGE IN THE MIDDLE-EAR AND MASTOID IN DROWNING.


FATAL DRUG REACTION ASSOCIATED WITH PROCHLORPERAZINE (COMPAZINE). REPORT OF A CASE CHARACTERIZED BY JAUNDICE, THROMBOCYTOPENIA, AND AGRANULOCYTOSIS.


THE OCCURRENCE OF PYROGLOBULINS IN UNSUSPECTED MYELOMA.


DIAGNOSTIC PATTERNS. LESIONS OF THE HEART.


A SIMPLE METHOD OF ELIMINATING THE CROSS-REACTION OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS IN THE FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY TECHNIC.


ELUTION OF ANTIBODIES FROM SENSITIZED RED BLOOD CELLS BY MEANS  OF CESIUM CHLORIDE.


AGGLUTINATION OF CARDIOLIPIN-COATED LATEX PARTICLES WITH VDRL- AND KOLMERPOSITIVE SERUMS.


A ONE-HOUR PHOSPHOTUNGSTIC ACID-HEMATOXYLIN STAIN.


TIME, TEMPERATURE EXPOSURE TO AIR OF MILK PREPARATIONS. EFFECT ON FATTY ACIDS.


ANENCEPHALIC BIRTHS IN A NORTHERN AND A SOUTHERN COMMUNITY.


IMMUNE GLOBULIN DETERMINATIONS IN ALLERGIC CHILDREN.


DIPHENYLHYDANTOIN HYPERSENSITIVITY; TREATMENT WITH 6-MERCAPTOPURINE.


HYSTERICAL AMBLYOPIA IN CHILDREN.

HYSTERICAL AMBLYOPIA IN CHILDREN.


PRESCHOOL CHILD'S RESPONSE TO DEATH OF INFANT SIBLING.


EVENTS OF PUBERTY IN 111 FLORENTINE GIRLS.


MAPLE SYRUP URINE DISEASE; FURTHER OBSERVATIONS.


FETAL EFFECTS OF STEROID THERAPY DURING PREGNANCY.


17-18 TRISOMY SYNDROME; REVIEW AND REPORT OF A CASE.


HISTORY OF SMALLPOX AND ITS PREVENTION.

HISTORY OF SMALLPOX AND ITS PREVENTION.


RESPIRATORY DISTRESS FROM CONGENITAL LINGUAL CYSTS.


COMA DUE TO ACUTE CHLOROTHIAZIDE INTOXICATION.


GASTROINTESTINAL ULCERATION AND CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM LESIONS.


TWIN-TO-TWIN TRANSFUSION SYNDROME.

TWIN-TO-TWIN TRANSFUSION SYNDROME.


PATERNAL TRANSMISSION OF A 15/21 TRANSLOCATION.


STUDIES ON THE HABITATS AND POPLUATION OF LEPTOTROMBIDIUM (LEPTOTROMBIDIUM) AKAMUSHI AND L. (L.) DELIENSIS IN MALAYA (ACARINA: TROMBICULIDAE).


THE PERSISTENCE OF FOCI OF LEPTOTROMBIDIUM (LEPTOTROMBIDIUM) AKAMUSHI ALONG A TRANSECT IN MALAYA (ACARINA: TROMBICULIDAE).


DISTRIBUTION OF THE VIRUS OF WESTERN EQUINE ENCEPHALOMYELITIS IN THE MOSQUITO VECTOR, CULEX TARSALIS.


SEROLOGIC EVIDENCE OF HUMAN INFECTION WITH TRYPANOSOMA CRUZI IN GEORGIA.


THE GROWTH AND MAINTENANCE OF TISSUE-CELL CULTURES IN FREE GAS EXCHANGE WITH THE ATMOSPHERE.


PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS ON LEPTOTROMBIDIUM (LEPTOTROMBIDIUM) AKAMUSHI AND LEPTOTROMBIDIUM (LEPTOTROMBIDIUM) DELIENSIS IN THEIR NATURAL HABITAT IN MALAYA: (ACARINA: TROMBICULIDAE).


CHANGES IN TUBERCULIN SENSITIVITY IN BCG VACCINATED GUINEA PIGS INFECTED WITH VIRULENT TUBERCLE BACILLI.


THE USE OF A MODIFIED WECKER TECHNIQUE FOR  SERODIFFERENTIATION OF TYPE 1 POLIOVIRUSES RELATED AND UNRELATED TO SABIN'S VACCINE  STRAIN. II. ANTIGENIC SEGREGATION OF ISOLATES FROM SPECIMENS COLLECTED IN FIELD STUDIES.


EPIDEMIOLOGIC STUDIES OF SKIN REACTIONS AND SERUM AGGLUTININS TO CANDIDA ALBICANS IN PREGNANT WOMEN.


THE PREVALENCE AND MOUSE VIRULENCE OF CRYPTOCOCCUS NEOFORMANS STRAINS ISOLATED FROM URBAN AREAS.


THE INFECTION OF WHITE MICE FOLLOWING AN INTRANASAL INSTILLATION OF CRYPTOCOCCUS NEOFORMANS.


THE  CALDWELL GROUP OF ENTERIC VIRUSES. 1. ISOLATION AND PROPERTIES; SEROLOGIC DISTINCTIONS FROM EXISTENT PROTOTYPE STRAINS, AND SEVERAL OTHER CANDIDATE ENTERIC VIRUSES.


ANCILLIN (2-BIPHENYLYLPENICILLIN): ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITY AND CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY.


VASOPRESSOR AGENTS IN CEREBRAL VASCULAR INSUFFICIENCY.


A STUDY OF THE PROTEINURIAS FOLLOWING MANIPULATION OF THE RENAL BLOOD VESSELS.


REACTIONS TO POLYVALENT INFLUENZA VIRUS VACCINE IN AN AGED POPULATION.


DISTURBANCES OF INDOLE METABOLISM IN HEPATOLENTICULAR DEGENERATION.


AN EVALUATION OF VARIOUS PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC AGENTS IN  THE LONG TERM TREATMENT OF CHRONIC ALCOHOLISM. RESULTS OF A DOUBLE BLIND STUDY.


THE SYSTEMIC AND CORONARY HEMODYNAMIC EFFECTS OF MOLAR SODIUM SUCCINATE.


BONE MARROW DEPRESSION FOLLOWING EXPOSURE TO KEROSENE. A REPORT OF 3 CASES.


WORK AND THE HEART: ANTICIPATION AND ERGONOMETRY.


EFFECTS OF VASOACTIVE DRUGS ON PERIPHERAL VENOUS VOLUME IN HYPERTENSIVE AND NORMOTENSIVE HUMANS.


A SIMPLIFIED, INEXPENSIVE, BEDSIDE TECHNIQUE FOR RECORDING CORRECTED ORTHOGONAL SCALAR ELECTROCARDIOGRAMS.


ISLET CELL TUMORS.

ISLET CELL TUMORS.


OCULAR VIROLOGY AND MYCOLOGY.

OCULAR VIROLOGY AND MYCOLOGY.


CARDIOVERSION OF ECTOPIC TACHYCARDIAS.

CARDIOVERSION OF ECTOPIC TACHYCARDIAS.


A COMPARISON OF BISHYDROXYCOUMARIN AND WARFARIN SODIUM IN TERMS OF COAGULATION FACTOR CHANGES AND BLEEDING COMPLICATIONS.


SERUM LIPID PATTERNS IN MEN UNDER 45 YEARS WITH MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.


OBSERVATIONS ON THE INHIBITION OF ERYTHROCYTE SEDIMENTATION BY LOW MOLECULAR WEIGHT DEXTRAN.


THE FIBRINOLYTIC RESPONSE TO NICOTINIC ACID IN ABNORMAL LIVER STATES.


HEMODYNAMIC EFFECTS OF METHOXAMINE IN NORMAL HUMAN SUBJECTS.


NECROPSY REVIEW IN THE DETECTION OF HOSPITAL-ACQUIRED INFECTIONS.


DIAZOXIDE THERAPY IN HYPERTENSION.

DIAZOXIDE THERAPY IN HYPERTENSION.


EFFECTS OF ACUTE GANGLIONIC BLOCKADE ON THE PULMONARY CIRCULATION OF THE DOG.


THE EFFECT OF GLYCOPYRROLATE ON NOCTURNAL GASTRIC SECRETION IN PEPTIC ULCER PATIENTS.


THE EFFECT OF THIAZIDE DIURETICS ON INSULIN ANTIBODIES.


PREVENTIVE MEDICINE AND EPIDEMIOLOGY--FIELD EPIDEMIOLOGY.


EMERGING METHODS FOR STUDYING NEURAL MECHANISMS IN MAN.


HYPERVENTILATION AND ABDOMINAL REFLEX INHIBITION IN THE RAT.


PAUL MEYER WOOD, M.D., 1894-1963.

PAUL MEYER WOOD, M.D., 1894-1963.


PROTEIN BINDING OF ANESTHETIC MOLECULES.


EFFECT OF LOCAL ANESTHETICS ON THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM OF THE DOG.


PREVENTION OF THE OCULO-CARDIAC REFLEX  IN CHILDREN. COMPARISON OF RETROBULBAR BLOCK AND INTRAVENOUS ATROPINE.


THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF PAIN: BIZARRE PAIN PHENOMENA DURING LOW SPINAL ANESTHESIA.


FAILURE TO REPLENISH CATECHOLAMINE STORES IN RESERPINIZED DOGS.


SOLUBILITY OF DIETHYL ETHER IN WATER, BLOOD AND OIL.


POTENTIATION OF PENTOBARBITAL ANESTHESIA BY COMPETETIVE PROTEIN BINDING.


SPORICIDAL ACTIVITY OF ALKALINE ALCOHOLIC SATURATED DIALDEHYDE SOLUTIONS. During a search for a sporicidal agent to equal or surpass formaldehyde in activity, a group of saturated dialdehydes ranging from two to six carbons was discovered. These dialdehydes exerted a surprisingly high degree of activity in isopropanol buffered with a carbonate or bicarbonate. Without the proper buffer, practically no activity was observed. A solution of 1% glutaraldehyde, 0.3% NaHCO(3), and 70% isopropanol sterilized stainless-steel penicylinders contaminated with standardized numbers of four spore types in a shorter time than did commercially available 8% formaldehyde solution. Both glyoxal and glutaraldehyde in isopropanol destroyed spores in a relatively short time. Care was taken to eliminate bacteriostasis. Various tests were performed to evaluate accurately experimental and formaldehyde solutions.


EFFECTS OF THIOPENTAL ON HUMAN CEREBRAL EVOKED RESPONSES.


PREVENTION OF INCREASED PRESSURES IN ANESTHETIC VAPORIZERS WITH A UNIDIRECTIONAL VALVE.


EFFECTS OF GUANETHIDINE AND RESERPINE ON THE CARDIAC RESPONSES TO HALOTHANE.


PREPARATION OF OPTICALLY ACTIVE GAMMA- AND DELTA-LACTONES BY MICROBIOLOGICAL REDUCTION OF THE CORRESPONDING KETO ACIDS. It was found, by means of simple screening methods, that several yeasts (Saccharomyces and Candida), molds (Cladosporium), and bacteria (Sarcina) are able to reduce keto acids to hydroxy acids, which are easily converted into lactones. Chemical analysis showed that some of the microorganisms (Saccharomyces and Candida) produce dextrorotatory lactones and others (Cladosporium and Sarcina) produce levorotatory lactones. High yields of dextrorotatory (both gamma- and delta-lactones) were obtained by using Saccharomyces cerevisiae. The physical properties of the carefully distilled lactones obtained indicated high purity and high optical purity.


TESTING AIR-FILTERING SYSTEMS. I. PROCEDURE FOR TESTING HIGH-EFFICIENCY AIR FILTERS ON EXHAUST SYSTEMS. A procedure was developed for evaluating high-efficiency filters mounted in exhaust ducts at the National Animal Disease Laboratory. An aerosol of the test organism, Escherichia coli B T(3) bacteriophage, was generated in a chamber attached to a ceiling exhaust register in concentrations of at least 1000 viable organisms per ft(3) of air. Samples were collected from both the pre- and postfilter areas, and the number of organisms per ft(3) of air was determined. The efficiency of the filter was calculated from these figures. A total of 269 high-efficiency filters were tested. Of these, 249 had efficiencies of 98% or greater. The remaining 20, with efficiencies of less than 98%, were repaired and retested. No filter was accepted with an efficiency of less than 98%.


THE TRANSIENT EFFECT ON MUSCLE BLOOD FLOW OF THIOPENTAL SODIUM IN THE CAT.


DISTRIBUTION OF INTRACRANIAL CONTENTS WITH CONTROLLED HYPERVENTILATION: IMPLICATIONS FOR NEUROANESTHESIA.


EFFECT OF SODIUM CHLORIDE CONCENTRATION IN AN AGAR MEDIUM ON GROWTH OF HEAT-SHOCKED STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS. The numbers of Staphylococcus aureus 196E surviving heat treatment in milk for various times at 60 C were determined by plate count with normal and modified Staphylococcus Medium No. 110 (S-110), with Plate Count Agar (PCA), and by milk enrichment techniques. Portions of specific heated samples appeared to contain lower populations of S. aureus 196E when the survivors were enumerated with normal S-110 than with PCA. Similarly, the times at 60 C needed for total destruction of the culture suspension in the test milk appeared to be shorter when survival was determined with normal S-110 agar. The apparently lower thermal death times were found to be related to the NaCl content of the S-110 medium, because use of S-110 agar containing lesser concentrations of NaCl resulted in growth of larger numbers of heat-shocked S. aureus 196E.


SOLUBILITY OF METHOXYFLURANE IN RUBBER.

SOLUBILITY OF METHOXYFLURANE IN RUBBER.


A METHOD FOR RECORDING ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAMS DURING ELECTRICAL ANESTHESIA.


INACTIVATION OF THE RADIATION-RESISTANT SPOILAGE BACTERIUM MICROCOCCUS RADIODURANS. I. RADIATION INACTIVATION RATES IN THREE MEAT SUBSTRATES AND IN BUFFER. A simplified technique permitting the pipetting of raw puréed meats for quantitative bacteriological study is described for use in determining survival of these non-sporing bacteria, which are exceptionally resistant to radiation. Survival curves, using gamma radiation as the sterilizing agent, were determined in raw beef with four strains of Micrococcus radiodurans. Survival curves of the R(1) strain in other meat substrates showed that survival was significantly greater in raw beef and raw chicken than in raw fish or in cooked beef. Resistance was lowest in the buffer. Cells grown in broth (an artificial growth medium) and resuspended in beef did not differ in resistance from cells that had been grown and irradiated in beef. Survival rate was statistically independent of the initial cell concentration, even though there appeared to be a correlation between lower death rate and lower initial cell concentrations. The initial viable count of this culture of the domesticated R(1) strain in beef was reduced by a factor of about 10(-5) by 3.0 megarad, and 4.0 megarad reduced the initial count by a factor of more than 10(-9). Data suggest that M. radiodurans R(1) is more resistant to radiation than spore-forming spoilage bacteria for which inactivation rates have been published.


PREPARATION, PURIFICATION, AND STABILITY OF TUBERCULIN. The method used to produce "Connaught" tuberculin purified protein derivative (PPD) is described. The tuberculin PPD for the multiple-puncture method was shown to be stable for at least 24 months at 5 C; tuberculin PPD for the intracutaneous method was shown to be stable at 5 C and 24 C for a period of 18 months in the presence of Tween 80. Evans blue or brillant vital red was added to tuberculin PPD for improved testing by the multiple-puncture method. These tinted tuberculin preparations were found to be as stable as the Connaught tuberculin PPD preparations without dye at 5 C. Freeze-dried tuberculin PPD with Plasdone as an inert base was found to be remarkably stable for a period of at least 24 months at 5, 24, and 37 C.


PHYSIOLOGICAL MECHANISMS OF PERIPHERAL NERVE BLOCK BY LOCAL ANESTHETICS.


INACTIVATION OF THE RADIATION-RESISTANT SPOILAGE BACTERIUM MICROCOCCUS RADIODURANS. II. RADIATION INACTIVATION RATES AS INFLUENCED BY MENSTRUUM TEMPERATURE, PREIRRADIATION HEAT TREATMENT, AND CERTAIN REDUCING AGENTS. The R(1) strain of Micrococcus radiodurans, previously determined to be more resistant than three other strains exposed to gamma radiation, was studied further to determine the influence of certain environmental factors on resistance to radiation inactivation. The frozen state offered insignificant protection to the organisms irradiated in raw puréed beef. Resistance was reduced by higher menstruum temperatures (40 and 50 C) during irradiation. Preirradiation heat treatment was found to lower resistance to subsequent irradiation. When the cells were irradiated in buffer at pH 5, 7, or 9, no differences in resistance were noted. Cell suspensions in buffer were protected to some extent by cysteine but not by thioglycolate. Ascorbate enhanced radiation inactivation.


AN ARRANGEMENT TO PREVENT PRESSURE EFFECT ON THE VERNITROL VAPORIZER.


A DEVICE FOR EMERGENCY CRICOTHYROTOMY.

A DEVICE FOR EMERGENCY CRICOTHYROTOMY.


BACTERIAL VACCINE IN MULTIDOSE TABLET FORM FOR PARENTERAL USE. Dried typhoid vaccines were prepared by freeze-drying of heat-inactivated phenolized-cell suspensions and by an acetone-killed and dried technique. Portions of the dried powder obtained by each method were compressed into tablets. Tests with the products showed that drying and making of tablets did not affect the ability of the vaccines to protect mice or elicit antibodies in rabbits.


SOME FACTORS INFLUENCING ACID PRODUCTION BY AN OXYTETRACYCLINE-RESISTANT STRAIN OF STREPTOCOCCUS LACTIS. Induction of oxytetracycline resistance in a strain of Streptococcus lactis caused this organism to display reduced acid production, salt tolerance, pyruvate synthesis, growth at alkaline pH, and a loss in ability to produce ammonia from arginine. alpha-Ketoglutaric and oxaloacetic acids were found to accumulate in the growth medium of resistant cells, in contrast to none in the medium of susceptible cells. No free arginine could be detected in the intracellular fraction of resistant cells, but arginine was present in the intracellular fraction of susceptible cells and decreased in concentration upon the addition of oxytetracycline to the growth medium. Depressed acid production in milk by the oxytetracycline resistant strain is evidently a consequence of the inability of this organism to metabolize arginine effectively.


GROWTH OF CHLORELLA PYRENOIDOSA IN RECYCLED MEDIUM. Bench-scale studies with Chlorella pyrenoidosa 7-11-05 were conducted in a 4-liter culture vessel with a used and recycled medium. Algal cultures were maintained for periods of several weeks by supplementing the nutrient medium with minimal amounts of certain salts. An algal strain was maintained for a period of up to 72 days with a supplemented recycled medium. No inhibition was observed as the result of any autotoxic materials. Rather dense cultures were maintained in the presence of high bacterial populations.


EQUIPMENT FOR RESPIRATORY RESUSCITATION.


INFLUENCE OF SODIUM HEXAMETAPHOSPHATE ON SELECTED BACTERIA. Sodium hexametaphosphate (HEX), the solvent of calcium alginate wool used in swabbing inanimate surfaces was studied relative to its effect on various bacterial populations, both pure cultures and wild. It was found that bacteria in wild populations were greatly inhibited, and that a percentage reduction of count was directly related to concentration of HEX. Most gram-positive bacteria were prevented from growing on a medium containing 0.1% HEX. This, or a higher concentration, occurred in the final medium when the method recommended in Standard Methods for the Examination of Dairy Products was followed. Growth of Sarcina lutea occurred on media with higher concentrations than that of inhibition (0.05%), if MgSO(4).7H(2)O was incorporated in the medium. Gram-negative bacteria were capable of growing in higher concentrations, even up to 10% HEX. A large percentage of the cells of some strains (represented by Pseudomonas fluorescens) were lysed on contact with HEX. Lysis could be prevented by the addition of NaCl or MgSO(4).7H(2)O. The evidence presented suggests that HEX, a phosphate-glass water-softening sequestrant, interferes with divalent cation metabolism, notably magnesium ion, and possibly others, producing cell division inhibition and loss of cell-wall integrity. The mechanism of action was not elucidated.


MODIFICATION OF CROWE-DAVIS GAG.

MODIFICATION OF CROWE-DAVIS GAG.


THE SOLUBILITY OF METHOXYFLURANE IN HUMAN BLOOD AND TISSUE HOMOGENATES.


DISINFECTION OF AEROSOLIZED PATHOGENIC FUNGI ON LABORATORY SURFACES. I. TISSUE PHASE. The effect of several fungicides on laboratory surfaces contaminated with the tissue phase of aerosolized Blastomyces dermatitidis, Coccidioides immitis, Cryptococcus neoformans, and Histoplasma capsulatum was ascertained. A statistical analysis of the data shows the correlation between fungi, surfaces, time, and concentration of disinfectant. All fungicides were effective at established times and concentrations, and the type of contaminated surface affected the fungicidal efficacy. By interpolating plotted graphs, laboratory personnel may determine, with a given fungicide, the concentration and time required to disinfect instruments, pipettes, gloves, bench tops, and floors contaminated with a tissue phase of pathogenic fungi.


GAS EXCHANGE WITH MASS CULTURES OF ALGAE. I. EFFECTS OF LIGHT INTENSITY AND RATE OF CARBON DIOXIDE INPUT ON OXYGEN PRODUCTION. The performance of a small photosynthetic gas exchanger is described in which simultaneous measurements of suspension density, O(2) production, and CO(2) absorption are readily accomplished. The volume of suspension was 6200 ml. With the Sorokin strain of Chlorella pyrenoidosa 7-11-05, this unit produced 4500 cc of O(2) per hr at a light intensity of 34,000 ft-c from each of six Quartzline lamps. At any given light intensity, the O(2) production was proportional to the rate of CO(2) input up to a maximum. The impetus for this study was the consideration of the algal system as a means of oxygen generation in a submarine. Based on the performance of this unit, the power requirement per man for a system having the geometry described would be 52 kw, but reasons are given for the hope that this may be reduced to less than 5 kw.


GAS EXCHANGE WITH MASS CULTURES OF ALGAE. II. RELIABILITY OF A PHOTOSYNTHETIC GAS EXCHANGER. Comparisons of oxygen production and carbon dioxide absorption by an algal gas exchanger were made over a 3-month period. The data do not represent a continuous test, but they do represent results obtained when identical light intensities, CO(2) supply rates, and dilution rates with fresh culture medium had been used for more than 1 day. Steady-state conditions were thus assured, and the agreement in the data was excellent. Under the same experimental conditions, the unit was operated continuously for a 5-day period, and the daily variability in this test was less than in the results obtained from month to month. The variation between the average O(2) production during the 5-day test and the average of the tests over a several-month period was less than 3%. It is concluded, therefore, that the reliability of the algae in producing oxygen is sufficient to warrant their use in either submarine or space ship use.


BACTERIOLOGY OF SPOILAGE OF FISH MUSCLE. I. STERILE PRESS JUICE AS A SUITABLE EXPERIMENTAL MEDIUM. A sterile raw fish muscle press juice, diluted 1:4 with saline, has been prepared. This dilution greatly facilitated Seitz filtration and affected the spoilage properties of the medium only negligibly. At 5.5 C, the spoilage pattern of naturally contaminated diluted juice was almost identical to that of naturally contaminated fillets. This was shown by comparing the quantitative and qualitative aspects of the bacterial flora on the two substrates and by measuring the production of volatile reducing substances (VRS) and of trimethylamine (TMA). With the sterile raw muscle press juice, some preliminary data showed that individual members of the genera Achromobacter and Pseudomonas differ markedly in their spoilage capabilities: some grew but did not produce spoilage detectable either organoleptically or chemically; others gave rise to strong off odors and to high levels of VRS and TMA.


EFFECT OF CARBOHYDRATES IN PHOSPHATE BUFFER ON GERMINATION OF BACILLUS STEAROTHERMOPHILUS SPORES. Among strains, and among spore suspensions of the same strain, different spore-germination responses were observed when spores were heated in monosaccharides, disaccharides, and polysaccharides in 0.0083 m phosphate buffer (pH 7.1). It was hypothesized that these differences were due to rough and smooth variants in the spore population and to variation in the osmosensitivity of spores of variants within the population when subjected to a heat shock of 110 C.


TYMPANOPLASTY.

TYMPANOPLASTY.


PAPILLARY CYSTADENOMA LYMPHOMATOSUM OF THE PALATE. REPORT OF A CASE.


HIGH FREQUENCY AUDIOMETRY IN PRESBYCUSIS.


HERBERT J. RINKEL, MD.

HERBERT J. RINKEL, MD.


ULTRAVIOLET IN HEMATOMA AND PERICHONDRITIS OF AURICLE.


SEROUS OTITIS MEDIA IN CHILDREN.

SEROUS OTITIS MEDIA IN CHILDREN.


BROADER TRAINING FOR SPECIALISTS?

BROADER TRAINING FOR SPECIALISTS?


TECHNIQUE OF TYMPANOPLASTY FOR SMALL CHOLESTEATOMAS.


SPEECH, HEARING, AND THE CLEFT PALATE.

SPEECH, HEARING, AND THE CLEFT PALATE.


PLATINUM STAPEDIAL PROSTHESIS IN MIDDLE EAR SURGERY.


NEOMYCIN OTOTOXICITY. REPORT OF A CASE DUE TO RECTAL AND COLONIC IRRIGATIONS.


THE CUFFED TRACHEOTOMY TUBE: ITS USES AND ITS DANGERS.


THE PH OF THE ACUTELY INFLAMED THROAT. IMPLICATIONS FOR TOPICAL THERAPY.


POSTOPERATIVE PAROTITIS-PARAPAROTID SPACE INFECTION. REPORT OF A CASE.


DIAGNOSIS OF HEADACHE.

DIAGNOSIS OF HEADACHE.


CONCENTRATED PREOPERATIVE IRRADIATION THERAPY.


MANAGEMENT OF SPONTANEOUS PNEUMOTHORAX; A COMPARISON OF TREATMENT METHODS.


NEONATAL HIRSCHSPRUNG'S DISEASE; TREATMENT OF COMPLETE AGANGLIONOSIS OF THE COLON BY THE DUHAMEL OPERATION.


ACID-BASE BALANCE CHANGES IN CITRATED BANK BLOOD.


SIGMOID VOLVULUS.

SIGMOID VOLVULUS.


DISTAL ANTRECTOMY WITH VAGECTOMY FOR DUODENAL ULCER; REVIEW OF 450 CASES.


BLIND INTESTINAL LOOPS IN DOGS; EFFECT ON HEIDENHAIN POUCH SECRETION.


PANCREATITIS AS A COMPLICATION OF OPERATION.


VERTEBRAL ARTERY INSUFFICIENCY.

VERTEBRAL ARTERY INSUFFICIENCY.


BACTERIOLOGICAL STUDIES IN PULMONARY ATELECTASIS.


CONTROL OF BLEEDING IN SUPRAPUBIC PROSTATECTOMY; USE OF BILATERAL LIGATION OF THE HYPOGASTRIC ARTERIES.


SCALENOTOMY IN PATIENTS WITH AND WITHOUT CERVICAL RIBS; ANALYSIS OF SURGICAL RESULTS.


CHEMODECTOMA. A REVIEW WITH TWO NEW CASES.


CHEMODECTOMA OF THE MEDIASTINUM.

CHEMODECTOMA OF THE MEDIASTINUM.


ARE POSTOPERATIVE NARCOTICS NECESSARY?

ARE POSTOPERATIVE NARCOTICS NECESSARY?


ALTERATIONS IN VASCULAR VOLUME AFTER LONG BONE FRACTURE.


LABORATORY FINDINGS IN MASSIVELY BLEEDING GASTRODUODENAL ULCERS. A REVIEW OF 2,008 CASES.


PROGNOSIS OF AORTIC STENOSIS; SPECIAL REFERENCE TO INDICATIONS FOR OPERATIVE TREATMENT.


PRIMARY INGUINAL HERNIOPLASTY; OUR EXPERIENCE WITH 3,572 OPERATIONS.


NONUNION OF THE CLAVICLE.

NONUNION OF THE CLAVICLE.


MAJOR THERMAL BURNS. A MORTALITY APPRAISAL AND REVIEW.


HISTOPATHOLOGICAL SPECTRUM OF REGIONAL ENTERITIS.


ACUTE THORACIC COMPRESSION WITH TRAUMATIC ASPHYXIA; REPORT OF SIX CASES.


SYSTEMIC EFFECTS OF MASSIVE HEPATIC NECROSIS. I. ACUTE EFFECTS  OF HEPATIC INFARCTION ON THE KIDNEYS.


LEFT-SIDED GALLBLADDER AND LIVER WITHOUT SITUS INVERSUS.


NEW "ONE HAND" DOUBLE-LOOP METHOD OF TYING KNOTS.


EXPERIMENTAL PANCREATITIS; SYNCHRONOUS PRODUCTION IN NORMAL AND IN ECTOPIC PANCREAS.


PROGRESSIVE CHANGES IN THE DEPTH OF BURNS.


REPLACEMENT OF SEGMENTS OF THE VENOUS SYSTEM.


MICROBIOLOGY AND THE MICROBIOLOGIST.

MICROBIOLOGY AND THE MICROBIOLOGIST.


SYMPOSIUM ON BIOCHEMICAL BASES OF MORPHOGENESIS IN FUNGI. I. ENDOGENOUS SUBSTRATE CONTROL IN BIOCHEMICAL DIFFERENTIATION.


BACTERIOPHAGE TYPING OF THE STAPHYLOCOCCI.


SYMPOSIUM ON BIOCHEMICAL BASES OF MORPHOGENESIS IN FUNGI. II. NEMIN AND THE NEMATODE-TRAPPING FUNGI.


SYMPOSIUM ON BIOCHEMICAL BASES OF MORPHOGENESIS IN FUNGI. III. MOLD-YEAST DIMORPHISM OF MUCOR.


SYMPOSIUM ON BIOCHEMICAL BASES OF MORPHOGENESIS IN FUNGI. IV. MOLECULAR BASES OF FORM IN YEASTS.


BASIC AND OTHER PROTEINS IN MICROSOMES OF RAT LIVER.


THE MOLECULAR WEIGHTS OF THE PEPTIDE CHAINS OF GAMMA-GLOBULIN.


METABOLIC INTERRELATIONS OF GLUCOSE AND LACTATE IN SHEEP.


AMINO ACID COMPOSITIONS OF HUMAN AND RABBIT GAMMA-GLOBULINS AND OF THE FRAGMENTS PRODUCED BY REDUCTION.


THE ROLE OF MOLYBDENUM IN NITRATE ASSIMILATION BY AGROBACTERIUM TUMEFACIENS.


THE ARRANGEMENT OF THE PEPTIDE CHAINS IN GAMMA-GLOBULIN.


THE METABOLISM OF ACETIC ACID, PROPIONIC ACID AND BUTYRIC ACID IN SHEEP.


BIOSYNTHESIS OF NUCLEIC ACIDS IN BACILLUS MEGATERIUM. 2. THE  FORMATION OF RIBONUCLEIC ACID BY NUCLEAR MATERIAL IN VITRO.


BIOSYNTHESIS OF NUCLEIC ACIDS IN BACILLUS MEGATERIUM. 3. BIOSYNTHESIS OF RIBONUCLEIC ACID IN VIVO.


THE CATALYSIS OF THE AUTO-OXIDATION OF 2-MERCAPTOETHANOL AND OTHER THIOLS BY VITAMIN B12 DERIVATIVES. POLAROGRAPHIC AND OTHER INVESTIGATIONS.


ISOLATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF 3ALPHA,17ALPHA,21TRIHYDROXY-5ALPHA-PREGNAN-20-ONE (ALLO-TETRAHYDRO-COMPOUND S) AFTER ADMINISTRATION OF 3BETA, 17ALPHA,21-TRIHYDROXYPREGN-5-EN-20-ONE(17ALPHA,21-DIHYDROXYPREGNENOLONE).


PHYSICOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON CYTOCHROME B2. SOME PROPERTIES OF MODIFIED FORMS OF THE ENZYME AND OF THE DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID COMPONENT.


STUDIES ON PHOSPHOLIPIDS. 9. THE COMPOSITION OF RAT-LIVER LECITHINS.


STUDIES ON THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF PORPHYRIN AND  BACTERIOCHLOROPHYLL BY RHODOPSEUDOMONAS SPHEROIDES. 4. S-ADENOSYLMETHIONINEMAGNESIUM PROTOPORPHYRIN METHYLTRANSFERASE.


THE INHIBITION OF BACTERIOCHLOROPHYLL BIOSYNTHESIS IN RHODOPSEUDOMONAS SPHEROIDES BY 8-HYDROXYQUINOLINE.


A NOTE ON THE CHARACTERIZATION OF CARBOHYDRATE SULPHATES BY ACID  HYDROLYSIS.


BIOSYNTHESIS OF GRISEOFULVIN. OBSERVATIONS ON THE INCORPORATION OF (14C)GRISEOPHENONE C AND (36CL)GRISEOPHENONES B AND A.


DIFFERENTIAL METABOLISM OF VARIOUS BRAIN REGIONS. BIOCHEMICAL HETEROGENEITY OF MITOCHONDRIA.


METABOLISM OF COENZYME Q IN CHICK EMBRYO.


SOME ASPECTS OF THE METABOLISM OF COENZYME Q IN THE RAT.


PROTEIN OF TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS.

PROTEIN OF TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS.


PHYSICOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF OX-BRAIN GANGLIOSIDES.


OUR EXPERIENCES WITH THE CULTIVATION OF LEPTOSPIRA ON SOLID MEDIA.


SOME REFLECTIONS ON BRAIN AND MIND.

SOME REFLECTIONS ON BRAIN AND MIND.


TEMPORAL PERCEPTION, APHASIA AND D'EJ'A VU.


OBSERVATIONS ON INTRACEREBRAL ANEURYSMS.


THE PROGNOSIS IN FACIAL PALSY.

THE PROGNOSIS IN FACIAL PALSY.


THE EFFECTS OF EXPERIMENTAL DEMYELINATION ON CONDUCTION IN PERIPHERAL NERVE: A HISTOLOGICAL AND ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL STUDY. I. CLINICAL AND HISTOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS.


THE EFFECTS OF EXPERIMENTAL DEMYELINATION ON CONDUCTION IN PERIPHERAL NERVE: A HISTOLOGICAL AND ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL STUDY. II. ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS.


THE ORGANIZATION OF CORTICO-STRIATE CONNEXIONSIN THE RABBIT.


MUSCLE SPINDLES IN MAN; THEIR MORPHOLOGY IN THE LUMBRICALS AND THE DEEP MUSCLES OF THE NECK.


ADENOMA OF THE KIDNEY.

ADENOMA OF THE KIDNEY.


KIDNEY HOMOTRANSPLANTATION IN THE HUMAN.


FIBROMA OF THE RENAL PELVIS.

FIBROMA OF THE RENAL PELVIS.


A HYPERNEPHROMA ASSOCIATED WITH ELEVATED LEVELS OF BLADDER CARCINOGENS IN THE URINE: CASE REPORT.


NON-SPECIFIC GRANULOMATA OF THE URETER AND BLADDER.


EXPERIENCE WITH URETERO-ILEOSIGMOIDOSTOMY.


RETROPERITONEAL VASCULITIS WITH PERIVASCULAR FIBROSIS.


LEUKAEMIC INFILTRATION OF THE PROSTATE.

LEUKAEMIC INFILTRATION OF THE PROSTATE.


PHAEOCHROMOCYTOMA OF THE URINARY BLADDER.


GENERAL PRACTICE IN THE FUTURE.

GENERAL PRACTICE IN THE FUTURE.


THE LUNGS IN MITRAL STENOSIS.

THE LUNGS IN MITRAL STENOSIS.


HUMAN AND ANTHROPOID CHROMOSOMES.

HUMAN AND ANTHROPOID CHROMOSOMES.


NOT GUILTY BECAUSE INSANE.

NOT GUILTY BECAUSE INSANE.


PETHIDINE POISONING.

PETHIDINE POISONING.


PULMONARY EMBOLISM.

PULMONARY EMBOLISM.


THE LUNGS IN MITRAL STENOSIS. II.

THE LUNGS IN MITRAL STENOSIS. II.


CEREBRAL AND PERIPHERAL EMBOLI CAUSED BY CERVICAL RIBS.


TUBAL ECTOPIC PREGNANCY.

TUBAL ECTOPIC PREGNANCY.


OESTROGENIC ACTIVITY ASSOCIATED WITH NON-FEMINIZING OVARIAN TUMOURS AFTER THE MENOPAUSE.


IMIPRAMINE POISONING IN CHILDHOOD.

IMIPRAMINE POISONING IN CHILDHOOD.


CYSTIC MYXOMATOUS DEGENERATION OF POPLITEAL ARTERY.


INTERMITTENT CLAUDICATION DUE TO CYSTIC DEGENERATION OF POPLITEAL ARTERY.


ORAL GLYCEROL IN GLAUCOMA.

ORAL GLYCEROL IN GLAUCOMA.


UNUSUAL FRACTURE-DISLOCATION OF THE SHOULDER.


DRUGS FOR OBESITY.

DRUGS FOR OBESITY.


AN OXFORD MEDICAL QUARTET. SYDENHAM, WILLIS, LOCKE, AND LOWER.


FUTURE SCOPE OF GENERAL PRACTICE. MEDICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE'S REPORT.


PLATELET ADHERENCE TO POLYMORPHS.

PLATELET ADHERENCE TO POLYMORPHS.


OBITUARY: M. BODIAN.

OBITUARY: M. BODIAN.


UNUSUAL CASE OF GEOPHAGIA.

UNUSUAL CASE OF GEOPHAGIA.


SEPTIC SHOCK.

SEPTIC SHOCK. Septic shock may be defined as hypotension caused by bacteremia and accompanied by decreased peripheral blood flow, evidenced by oliguria. Clinically, a shaking chill is the warning signal. The immediate cause of hypotension is pooling of blood in the periphery, leading to decreased venous return: later, peripheral resistance falls and cardiac failure may occur. Irreversible shock is comparable to massive reactive hyperemia. Reticuloendothelial failure, histamine release, and toxic hypersensitivity may be factors in the pathogenesis of septic shock. Adrenal failure does not usually occur, but large doses of corticosteroid are employed therapeutically to counteract the effect of histamine release or hypersensitivity to endotoxin. The keys to successful therapy are time, antibiotics, vasopressors, cortisone and correction of acidosis.


OBSERVATIONS ON THE VALUE OF MITRAL COMMISSUROTOMY: AN ANALYSIS OF LONG-TERM RESULTS. Long-term follow-up of patients subjected to mitral commissurotomy permits evaluation of the late efficacy of this operation and the causes of subsequent deterioration in some cases.Three hundred and eighty-nine patients operated upon for mitral stenosis from 1950 to 1957 were studied. Of these, 89 died, 38 were lost to follow-up and 262 were re-examined.Results for the postoperative period of five to 12 years were satisfactory in 204 patients (77%) and unsatisfactory in 58 (22%). The possible causes of deterioration were studied separately.A second commissurotomy was performed on 23 patients (8.7%), because of re-stenosis thought to be due to a rheumatic process in one and to fibrotic scarring in nine, and because of an inadequate opening in 13.Mitral commissurotomy is a palliative operation, but is definitely useful in cases of tight mitral stenosis.The duration of improvement in patients with a functionally adequate opening is related to the state of the myocardium and to the possibility of rheumatic fever recurrences. Because of the risk of fibrotic restenosis, the possibility that a second commissurotomy might be required should be considered in each patient subjected to this operation.


THE METABOLISM OF THE VOLATILE AMINES: III. A MICROAERATION TECHNIQUE FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF THE TWO COMPONENTS OF THE BLOOD AMMONIA LEVEL. A microaeration technique for the measurement of the ammonia content of blood is described by means of which the amount of ammonia present in blood ("free" ammonia) can be differentiated from that which is liberated during the testing procedure by deamidating action of the alkali reagents employed. Blood is mixed with saturated potassium carbonate solution in the microaeration chamber (a bent 10-ml. pipette) and a stream of nitrogen carries the released ammonia into a collecting acid where the total ammonia liberated can be estimated at frequent intervals.A blood ammonia diffusion curve can be drawn by plotting the total ammonia diffused against the microaeration time. This is a composite curve in that it consists of the sum of an exponential curve which corresponds to the diffusion of "free" ammonia, and a relatively straight line which corresponds to the formation of ammonia by the breakdown of blood constituents. By extrapolating the linear segment back to the ordinate the quantity of ammonia initially present in the blood can be estimated. This technique is easy to learn, requires inexpensive equipment and small volumes of blood, and gives reproducible results.


SUSCEPTIBILITY OF N. GONORRHOEAE TO ANTIBIOTICS: A STUDY OF 200 CONSECUTIVE STRAINS ISOLATED IN WINNIPEG IN 1962. Gonorrhea has increased in incidence over the past five years in Manitoba as elsewhere. Cases which did not respond to routine penicillin treatment were noted to be occuring more often. In 1948, strains of N. gonorrhoeae isolated in Canada were all sensitive to 0.06 unit of penicillin per c.c. in vitro. Commencing in May 1962, strains of N. gonorrhoeae were isolated from 100 patients of each sex attending the clinic at the St. Boniface General Hospital. Eighteen per cent required concentrations of more than 0.05 unit of penicillin per ml. to inhibit growth; 31% were not inhibited by the 2 mug. disc of dihydrostreptomycin; but only one strain was found resistant to sulfisoxazole and none to oxytetracycline. Results of penicillin treatment were markedly less successful in the patients with strains that demonstrated reduced penicillin sensitivity. Use of streptomycin and a sulfonamide proved to be a satisfactory substitute. Intramuscular oxytetracycline was less successful despite the laboratory findings.


THROMBOTIC THROMBOCYTOPENIC PURPURA.

THROMBOTIC THROMBOCYTOPENIC PURPURA.


CURRENT CONCEPTS IN DERMATOLOGY. II. THE SKIN AND SYSTEMIC DISEASE. Many systemic diseases have cutaneous manifestations. In some diseases skin involvement is the predominant factor (Behçet's syndrome, urticaria pigmentosa, discoid lupus erythematosus and pseudoxanthoma elasticum); in others the skin manifestations, when present, are an important part of the condition (sarcoidosis, systemic lupus erythematosus, hypersensitivity angiitis, porphyria). This report includes descriptions of and comments on these cutaneous manifestations. Erythema nodosum and erythema multiforme are reaction patterns of the skin and mucous membrane which may have many causes. The relationship between discoid and systemic lupus erythematosus is discussed. There is little doubt that these are variations of the same basic disease process, even though the prognoses are very different.


COR TRIATRIATUM: REPORT OF A CASE, WITH EMPHASIS ON CINEANGIOCARDIOGRAPHY.


ABDOMINAL PAINS.

ABDOMINAL PAINS.


INTUSSUSCEPTION OF THE APPENDIX.

INTUSSUSCEPTION OF THE APPENDIX.


CLONORCHIASIS IN SOUTH FUKIEN WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE DISCOVERY OF CRAYFISHES AS SECOND INTERMEDIATE HOST.


INDICATIONS FOR RADICAL MASTECTOMY COMBINED WITH RESECTION OF INTERNAL MAMMARY LYMPH NODE CHAINS.


INTRACRANIAL TUMORS OF INFANCY AND CHILDHOOD: ANALYSIS OF 132 CASES.


X-RAY DIAGNOSIS OF BILIARY ASCARIASIS.

X-RAY DIAGNOSIS OF BILIARY ASCARIASIS.


PATHOLOGIC CHANGES OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM IN TUBERCULOUS MENINGITIS TREATED WITH STREPTOMYCIN.


MIXED TUMOR OF THE CERUMINOUS GLANDS.

MIXED TUMOR OF THE CERUMINOUS GLANDS.


CONGENITAL DEFECT OF THE ORBITAL PLATE.

CONGENITAL DEFECT OF THE ORBITAL PLATE.


A SIMPLE MOLECULAR SIEVE TECHNIQUE FOR DETECTING MACROGLOBULINEMIA.


ACID MUCOPOLYSACCHARIDES IN HUMAN LEUCOCYTES.


PLASMA GLYCOPROTEINS IN THE LYMPHOMAS.

PLASMA GLYCOPROTEINS IN THE LYMPHOMAS.


THE FORMATION OF UREA IN HUMAN ERYTHROCYTES.


THE EFFECT OF SULFOBROMOPHTHALEIN ON SERUM  PBI, BEI AND THYROXINE-IODINE.


INFLUENCE OF THE INCUBATION TIME ON THE PLASMA-INSULIN EFFECT DETECTABLE BY THE RAT-DIAPHRAGM METHOD.


AGE VARIATION IN PLASMA ARYLESTERASE ACTIVITY IN CHILDREN.


SERUM GLUTAMIC OXALACETIC AND GLUTAMIC PYRUVIC TRANSAMINASE LEVELS IN DIABETES MELLITUS.


THE ORIGIN OF FAECAL LIPIDS. THE COMPOSITION OF FAECAL FATSIN HUMAN SUBJECTS.


MODIFIED DETERMINATION OF ORNITHINE-CARBAMYL-TRANSFERASE ACTIVITY IN BIOLOGICAL MATERIAL.


N'-METHYL-2-PYRIDONE-5-CARBOXAMIDE INHUMAN PLASMA.


ON THE METABOLIC EFFECT OF HYPOGLYCEMIC DONOR BLOOD DURING EXTRACORPOREAL CIRCULATION.


THE DETERMINATION OF BETA-AMINO-ISOBUTYRIC ACID IN URINE.


ISO-ENZYME PATTERNS OF SERUM ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE IN AGAR-GEL ELECTROPHORESIS AND THEIR CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE.


UNSPECIFIC STAINING OF PARAPROTEINS BY PICRIC ACID.


SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC DETERMINATION OF GLYCOGEN WITH O-TOLUIDINE.


THE EFFECT OF VENOUS OCCLUSION ON DETERMINATION OF PROTEIN-BOUND IODINE.


THE HEMOGLOBIN ERROR IN DIAZOMETHODS FOR BILIRUBIN.


YAGODA PAPERS: A PERMANENT RECORD OF BENEDICT'S TEST FOR REDUCING SUGARS.


THE APPLICATION OF THE AGAR-GEL ELECTROPHORESIS ACCORDING TO WIEME TO THE IDENTIFICATION OF HEMOGLOBIN TYPES.


A RAPID AND SIMPLE METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF INTRACELLULAR SODIUM AND POTASSIUM IN THE MAMMALIAN ERYTHROCYTE.


NEW HEARTS FOR OLD.

NEW HEARTS FOR OLD.


HEARTS THAT NEED A SECOND CHANCE.

HEARTS THAT NEED A SECOND CHANCE.


FITNESS TO DRIVE A BUS.

FITNESS TO DRIVE A BUS.