SURGICAL ADVANCES IN THE CORRECTION OF HEARING LOSS.


NASAL OBSTRUCTION: CAUSES AND TREATMENT.


TRACHEOTOMY: CONCEPTS IN EVALUATION, TIMING AND MANAGEMENT.


SINUSITIS: WHAT IT IS AND WHAT IT IS NOT.


CARCINOMA OF THE LARYNX: DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT.


CYSTS AND OTHER TUMORS OF THE NECK: DIAGNOSTIC HINTS.


THE PAROTID GLAND: ITS COMMON NEOPLASMS.


SELF-HELP DEVICES: COMMUNICATION AND VOCATIONS: HANDWRITING: DEVICES  FOR LOSS OF GRASP AND OPPOSITION.


SUPRACONDYLAR FRACTURE OF THE HUMERUS IN CHILDREN.


PHARMACODYNAMICS OF HUMAN DISEASE. 2. THERAPEUTIC APPLICATION OF OPIATES.


GASTRIC LESIONS IN THE AGED.

GASTRIC LESIONS IN THE AGED.


ANOREXIA NERVOSA.

ANOREXIA NERVOSA.


DOLLARS AND MEDICAL RESEARCH.

DOLLARS AND MEDICAL RESEARCH.


MASTOIDITIS.

MASTOIDITIS.


ERYTHROCYTE SEDIMENTATION RATE.

ERYTHROCYTE SEDIMENTATION RATE.


A LAWYER LOOKS AT THE OFFICE OF CORONER.


THE INFANT MONGOL.

THE INFANT MONGOL.


THE LABORATORY DIAGNOSIS OF INFLUENZA.

THE LABORATORY DIAGNOSIS OF INFLUENZA.


INBORN ERRORS OF METABOLISM.

INBORN ERRORS OF METABOLISM.


CLINICAL URINE EXAMINATION AND THE INCIDENCE OF MICROSCOPIC HAEMATURIA IN APPARENTLY NORMAL MALES.


INCIDENCE AND DISTRIBUTION OF ACQUIRED PORPHYRIA IN AFRICA.


THE DEVELOPMENT OF A SURGERY FOR GENERAL PRACTICE.


THE PENETRATION OF MEDICAL PROMOTION.

THE PENETRATION OF MEDICAL PROMOTION.


TRIAL OF MEBROPHENHYDRAMINE. A NEW ANTIHISTAMINE.


A LONG- AND SHORT-ACTING ANTI-ASTHMATIC DRUG.


IN A TIBETAN TENT.

IN A TIBETAN TENT.


CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE.

CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE.


GENERAL PRACTICE TODAY AND TOMORROW. VIII. APPOINTMENT SYSTEMS.


CARDIAC AND AORTIC LESIONS IN RHEUMATOID SPONDYLITIS.


REMOVAL OF BACTERIA FROM FLUID PATH OF SKEGGS-LEONARDS-HEISLER ARTIFICIAL KIDNEY BY CONTINUOUS MILLIPORE FILTRATION.


MULTIPLE (SEVEN) CARCINOIDS OF THE STOMACH: REPORT OF CASE.


ERROR TERMS IN TREAN ANALYSES.

ERROR TERMS IN TREAN ANALYSES.


PERCEPTION OF LOW AUDITORY PITCH: A MULTICUE, MEDIATION THEORY.


STRESS ULCERS AND RENAL DISEASE FOLLOWING ELECTRIC CONVULSIVE THERAPY.


DEVELOPMENT OF THE ADDICTION RESEARCH CENTER INVENTORY (ARCI): SELECTION OF ITEMS THAT ARE SENSITIVE TO THE EFFECTS OF VARIOUS DRUGS.


TUBERCULOSIS CONTROL.

TUBERCULOSIS CONTROL.


HUMAN ECOLOGY: 20TH CENTURY.

HUMAN ECOLOGY: 20TH CENTURY.


CARDIAC RESUSCITATION.

CARDIAC RESUSCITATION.


THERE OUGHT TO BE A LAW.

THERE OUGHT TO BE A LAW.


PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS.

PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS.


RESUSCITATION OF A PATIENT WITH VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. RELATED ETHICAL AND TECHNICAL PROBLEMS.


RESERPINE IN THYROTOXICOSIS.

RESERPINE IN THYROTOXICOSIS.


EXTRACORPOREAL CIRCULATION WITHOUT BLOOD USING A DISPOSABLE BUBBLE OXYGENATOR.


COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES. TEACHERS' EVALUATION.


THE IRON DEFICIENCY OF PERNICIOUS ANAEMIA.


CLINICAL PATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE. R. E. THOMASON  GENERAL HOSPITAL, EL PASO. CASE NO. 43974.


POSTOPERATIVE RENAL FAILURE.

POSTOPERATIVE RENAL FAILURE.


THE MECHANISM OF MANNITOL DIURESIS.

THE MECHANISM OF MANNITOL DIURESIS.


AUTOLOGOUS MARROW IN TREATMENT OF  NITROGEN MUSTARD-INDUCED MARROW DEPRESSION.


SURGICAL ASPECTS OF THE REHABILITATION OF LEPROSY PATIENTS.


MEDICAL SCIENCE IN THEORY AND PRACTICE: THE LINK BETWEEN  SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AND MEDICAL PRACTICE.


A MACHINE FOR GIVING EXTERNAL CARDIAC MASSAGE.


HALLUCINOGENS. TOOLS FOR RESEARCH OR THERAPEUTIC AGENTS.


HUGH WORKMAN BROCK, M. D. (1830-1882).

HUGH WORKMAN BROCK, M. D. (1830-1882).


ISOPROTERENOL SULFATE SUPPOSITORIES IN THE TREATMENT OF BRONCHIAL ASTHMA.


HANS SELYE.

HANS SELYE.


ISOLATION OF VIRUSES FROM CHILDREN WITH ACUTE LEUKEMIA.


TECHNIQUE FOR DEMONSTRATING THE PRESENCE OF  CANCER CELLS IN THE BLOOD LEUCOCYTE CONCENTRATION.


THE USE OF THE FERN TEST TO DIFFERENTIATE AMNIOTIC FLUID FROM URINE.


HUNGER--A DISEASE OF MILLIONS.

HUNGER--A DISEASE OF MILLIONS.


DR. KAMILO FARKAS.

DR. KAMILO FARKAS.


EFFECT OF HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK ON THE REACTIVITY OF RESISTANCE AND CAPACITANCE VESSELS AND ON CAPILLARY FILTRATION TRANSFER IN CAT SKELETAL MUSCLE.


A CONTROLLED STUDY OF TREATMENTS OF DEPRESSION.


STUDIES ON THE ANTIGENIC SERODIFFERENTIATION OF POLIOVIRUS STRAINS.


NUTRITIONAL VITAMIN B12 DEFICIENCY.

NUTRITIONAL VITAMIN B12 DEFICIENCY.


SOME LESS FAMILIAR FORMS OF HEART DISEASE.


THE TREATMENT OF ANXIETY WITH LYSERGIC ACID AND METHYL PHENIDATE.


OPHTHALMOLOGIC ASPECTS OF RENAL DISEASES.


SERUM ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE, SGOT AND SGPT DURING TREATMENT OF DIABETIC PATIENTS WITH TOLBUTAMIDE AND INSULIN.


ON SOME ALIPHATIC AND ALICYCLIC AMINES WITH HYPOTENSIVE ACTIVITY.


PHOTO-IRRADIATION STUDIES OF TWO TETRACYCLINES. TETRACYCLINE AND DEMETHYLCHLORTETRACYCLINE.


TISSUES FOR TYMPANIC GRAFTING.

TISSUES FOR TYMPANIC GRAFTING.


PREOPERATIVE EVALUATION IN CHRONIC EAR DISEASE: SELECTION OF PATIENTS FOR TYMPANOPLASTY.


PHYSIOLOGY OF THE MIDDLE EAR.

PHYSIOLOGY OF THE MIDDLE EAR.


RECONSTRUCTION OF CONGENITAL ATRESIA OF OUTER AND MIDDLE EAR.


FAILURES IN TYMPANOPLASTY.

FAILURES IN TYMPANOPLASTY.


MASSIVE UPPER GASTROINTESTINAL BLEEDING WITH CARCINOMA OF THE BLADDER.


A CONGENITALLY ABNORMAL LEFT BUNDLE BRANCH.


NURSING CARE IN PROSTATECTOMY.

NURSING CARE IN PROSTATECTOMY.


AT THE HARARE HOSPITAL STAFF ROUNDS. CASE NO. 140 (A CASE OF AN ENTEROGENOUS CYST).


GROWTH OF RATS INFECTED WITH TRYPANOSOMA LEWIST.


A GASTRIC PHASE OF PANCREATIC SECRETION?


NEUROTICISM, EXTRAVERSIONS, AND SUGGESTIBILITY: A COMMENT.


THE INTRINSIC SPHINCTER IN THE PREVENTION OF GASTRO-OESOPHAGEAL REFLUX.


PAPILLARY NECROSIS: PATHOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF THE ACUTE ATTACK.


MURINE TYPHUS IN NEW YORK STATE.

MURINE TYPHUS IN NEW YORK STATE.


RESPONSIBILITY OF TEACHING HOSPITAL TO NONAFFILIATED PHYSICIAN: POSTGRADUATE TRAINING AND REFRESHER COURSES.


THE HOARSE PATIENT.

THE HOARSE PATIENT.


CARCINOIDS OF THE ALIMENTARY TRACT.

CARCINOIDS OF THE ALIMENTARY TRACT.


PRESENT STATE OF MEDICINE.

PRESENT STATE OF MEDICINE.


INTRAHEPATIC CHOLESTASIS ASSOCIATED WITH THE INGESTION OF ERYTHROMYCIN ESTOLATE (ILOSONE).


NEW MENUS SAVE TIME AND CUT COSTS.

NEW MENUS SAVE TIME AND CUT COSTS.


IMMUNOLOGIC UNRESPONSIVENESS TO PURIFIED PROTEINS IN GUINEA PIGS.


STUDIES ON IMMUNITY TO TOXINS OF CLOSTRIDIUM BOTULINUM. IX. IMMUNOLOGIC RESPONSE OF MAN TO PURIFIED PENTAVALENT ABCDE BOTULINUM TOXIOD.


EFFECT OF B-VITAMINS AND A MIXED FLORA ON THE LONGEVITY OF GERM-FREE ADULT HOUSEFLIES, MUSCA DOMESTICA L.


TWO MILAN SURGEONS OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY: BERNARDINO AND PIETRO MOSCATI.


PRESENT-DAY KNOWLEDGE OF LIQUOR CYTOLOGY.


CLINICAL TRIAL OF 4-HYDROXY-19-NORTESTOSTERONE-17-CYCLO-PENTYL-PROPIONATE IN PAEDIATRIC PRACTICE.


AN ANATOMICAL STUDY OF HYDROCEPHALUS.

AN ANATOMICAL STUDY OF HYDROCEPHALUS.


ANTIGENIC RELATIONSHIPS AMONG STRAINS OF RHIZOBIUM; PRELIMINARY COMMUNICATION.


THE INFLUENCE OF CHEMICAL AGENTS ON RHIZOBIUM BACTERIOPHAGES.


THE EFFECTS OF OSMOTIC SHOCK AND ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION ON RHIZOBIUM BACTERIOPHAGES.


TRANSFORMATION OF RHIZOBIUM.

TRANSFORMATION OF RHIZOBIUM.


THE RATE OF PHAGE ADSORPTION ON RHIZOBIUM CELLS.


NEUTRALIZATION OF RHIZOBIUM PHAGES BY ANTIPHAGE SERA.


INFLUENCE OF FUNGICIDES ON RHIZOBIUM.

INFLUENCE OF FUNGICIDES ON RHIZOBIUM.


YEAST WATER AS A CULTURE MEDIUM FOR LACTOBACILLI.


A DISPOSABLE NURSER SYSTEM.

A DISPOSABLE NURSER SYSTEM.


RES IPSA LOQUITUR.

RES IPSA LOQUITUR.


DYNAMIC SUPERVISION.

DYNAMIC SUPERVISION.


FOOT CARE FOR DIABETICS.

FOOT CARE FOR DIABETICS.


ROUND TABLE CONFERENCES.

ROUND TABLE CONFERENCES.


THE HELPING ART OF NURSING.

THE HELPING ART OF NURSING.


IT'S ALL IN THE APPROACH.

IT'S ALL IN THE APPROACH.


VD AND THE ADOLESCENT PERSONALITY.

VD AND THE ADOLESCENT PERSONALITY.


CLINIC FOR ADOLESCENTS WITH VENEREAL DISEASE.


SOME NEWLY DISCOVERED RESPIRATORY DISEASE VIRUSES.


THE STATUS OF WOMEN TODAY AND ITS EFFECT ON NURSING.


PROGRESSIVE MUSCULAR ATROPHY IN AN INFANT.


CARING FOR PATIENTS FOLLOWING OPEN HEART SURGERY.


A DOLL GOES TO SURGERY.

A DOLL GOES TO SURGERY.


THE IMPACT OF MASTECTOMY.

THE IMPACT OF MASTECTOMY.


INSERVICE CONCERNS EVERYONE.

INSERVICE CONCERNS EVERYONE.


TALK ABOUT TEAM NURSING.

TALK ABOUT TEAM NURSING.


BETTER FEEDING CAN MEAN BETTER SPEAKING.


EVALUATING STUDENT PERFORMANCE.

EVALUATING STUDENT PERFORMANCE.


THE NURSING BUDGET.

THE NURSING BUDGET.


THE HOSPITAL AND THE NURSE.

THE HOSPITAL AND THE NURSE.


THE COST OF HEALTH.

THE COST OF HEALTH.


TRENDS IN FINANCING HEALTH CARE.

TRENDS IN FINANCING HEALTH CARE.


PUBLIC FUNDS FOR NURSING.

PUBLIC FUNDS FOR NURSING.


TRADITIONS AND REALITIES.

TRADITIONS AND REALITIES.


MONEY AT THE BEDSIDE.

MONEY AT THE BEDSIDE.


ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS IN ANESTHESIA.

ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS IN ANESTHESIA.


IS IT IMPACT OR CONTINUOUS NOISE?

IS IT IMPACT OR CONTINUOUS NOISE?


COLD DILATATION AND RAYNAUD'S PHENOMENON.


PSYCHOGENIC DEAFNESS. EVALUATION AND MANAGEMENT.


ACUTE CHLOROBROMOMETHANE TOXICITY. REPORT OF THREE CASES.


SUDDEN DEATH IN EXPLOSIVES WORKERS.

SUDDEN DEATH IN EXPLOSIVES WORKERS.


HYDROGEN FLUORIDE (HF) INHALATION AND BURNS.


METABOLIC AND NUTRITIONAL EFFECTS OF ALCOHOLISM.


BIOASTRONAUTIC RESEARCH IN THE AIR FORCE.


COMPREHENSIVE REHABILITATION PROGRAM FOR ALCOHOLICS.


CONFIDENTIALITY OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH RECORDS.


HEALTH SERVICES FOR CIVILIAN GOVERNMENTAL EMPLOYEES.


IMMUNIZATION IN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH PROGRAMS.


MENTAL AND EMOTIONAL HEALTH PROBLEMS IN THE WORKER.


PSYCHOLOGICAL COMPLICATIONS IN INDUSTRIAL INJURIES.


NOTES MADE DURING THE LONDON SMOG IN DECEMBER, 1962.


SHAKESPEARE ON EPILEPSY.

SHAKESPEARE ON EPILEPSY.


KOREAN MEDICINE.

KOREAN MEDICINE.


CLINICOPATHOLOGIC CONFERENCE.

CLINICOPATHOLOGIC CONFERENCE.


MEDICAL HISTORY AND MEDICAL EDUCATION.

MEDICAL HISTORY AND MEDICAL EDUCATION.


CHESTER SCOTT KEEFER, M.D., D.SC., PHYSICIAN AND TEACHER, EXTRAORDINARY.


CROSS EYES.

CROSS EYES.


THE CHEMOPROPHYLAXIS OF TUBERCULOSIS.

THE CHEMOPROPHYLAXIS OF TUBERCULOSIS.


ASSOCIATION BETWEEN AORTIC STENOSIS AND FACIES OF SEVERE INFANTILE HYPERCALCAEMIA.


ENCEPHALOPATHY AND FATTY DEGENERATION OF THE VISCERA. A DISEASE ENTITY IN CHILDHOOD.


BONE RESORPTION AND OSTEOPOROSIS.

BONE RESORPTION AND OSTEOPOROSIS.


SEVERE HYPOTHERMIA IN GLASGOW INFANTS IN WINTER.


GANGRENE IN HAEMOGLOBIN C-TRAIT AFTER EXPOSURE TO COLD.


URINARY WHITE-CELL EXCRETION UNDER T.A.B.-VACCINE PROVOCATION.


THE ROLE OF FERRITIN IN IRON ABSORPTION.


EFFECT OF HALOTHANE ON BARORECEPTORS.

EFFECT OF HALOTHANE ON BARORECEPTORS.


OBSERVATIONS IN DIABETICS OF JUVENILE ONSET.


ANTIBODIES.

ANTIBODIES.


POSTGRADUATE TRAINING IN POLAND.

POSTGRADUATE TRAINING IN POLAND.


LYONISATION OF THE X CHROMOSOME.

LYONISATION OF THE X CHROMOSOME.


THE USE OF ANTISEPTICS FOR DELAYING DECOMPOSITION OF CUT FLOWERS IN A HOSPITAL WARD.


COMBINING THE ANTIDEPRESSANT DRUGS.

COMBINING THE ANTIDEPRESSANT DRUGS.


MENARCHE AND MENOPAUSE.

MENARCHE AND MENOPAUSE.


INSULIN ANTIBODIES.

INSULIN ANTIBODIES.


DOCTOR ON DOG SLED.

DOCTOR ON DOG SLED.


THE STOCKADE SENTRY: TWO CASE REPORTS.

THE STOCKADE SENTRY: TWO CASE REPORTS.


HUMAN BEHAVIOR UNDER STRESS--FROM COMBAT TO SOCIAL PSYCHIATRY.


ADAPTATION TO LIVING AND WORKING IN THE DESERT: A PSYCHIATRIC SURVEY AMONG UNITED STATES ARMY PERSONNEL IN THE LIBYAN SAHARA.


THE LOCAL COLD INJURY: WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO FROSTBITE OF THE EARS.


PULMONARY MONILIASIS. A PLEA FOR LUNG BIOPSY.


THE TECHNIQUE OF GROIN HERNIA REPAIR. A PERENNIAL DISCUSSION.


A COMPLIMENTARY REPORT ON THE MEDICAL SERVICES OF THE ARMED FORCES.


HORMONAL THERAPY OF CANCER.

HORMONAL THERAPY OF CANCER.


GOVERNMENT AND THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY.


PHARMACY--THE PROFESSION.

PHARMACY--THE PROFESSION.


THE MECHANISM OF THE ANTI-LEPROSY ACTION OF METHIMAZOLE: A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


INGUINAL AND FEMORAL HERNIA - ANATOMY, REPAIR AND MISCONCEPTIONS.


FREQUENCY-DEPENDENT VARIATIONS OF THE DURATION OF TENSION DEVELOPMENT IN THE GUINEA PIG LEFT AURICLE.


MORPHOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS OF THE INFLUENCE OF SOME CHEMICAL DRUGS ON THE GROWTH OF DERMATOPHYTES AT CONCENTRATIONS DIRECTLY BELOW THE MINIMAL INHIBITORY CONCENTRATION.


CONGENITAL TRYPTOPHANURIA WITH DWARFISM ("H" DISEASE-LIKE CLINICAL FEATURES WITHOUT INDICANURIA AND GENERALIZED AMINOACIDURIA):--A PROBABLY NEW INBORN ERROR OF TRYPTOPHAN METABOLISM.


THE ORIGIN OF THE EPITHELOID CELL IN TUBERCULOUS LESIONS.


ON THE ESSENTIAL NATURE OF THE HEMATOPOIETIC FUNCTION OF BONE MARROW.


PROLIFERATIVE OF LEUKEMIC CELLS STUDIED WITH TRITIATED THYMIDINE IN VITRO.


INHIBITORY EFFECT OF BILE CONSTITUENTS UPON BACTERIAL BETA-GLUCURONIDASE ACTIVITY. I. EFFECT OF NORMAL BILE.


THE RESPONSE OF ARTERIAL MUSCULAR COAT TO ELEVATED BLOOD PRESSURE. HISTOMETRICAL STUDIES OF RENAL ARTERY IN EXPERIMENTAL HYPERTENSION OF RATS.


ON INTESTINAL PROTOZOA IN THE URBAN  AND BUSHLAND POPULATION IN SURINAM.


CUSTOM AND CHILD HEALTH IN BUGANDA. I. INTRODUCTION.


CUSTOM AND CHILD HEALTH IN BUGANDA. II. METHODS OF CHILD REARING.


CUSTOM AND CHILD HEALTH IN BUGANDA. IV. FOOD AND NUTRITION.


CUSTOM AND CHILD HEALTH  IN BUGANDA. III. PREGNANCY AND CHILDBIRTH.


CUSTOM AND CHILD HEALTH IN BUGANDA. V. CONCEPTS OF DISEASE.


ON THE POLYXENIA OF THE ANCYLOSTOMIDAE AND THE VALIDITY OF THE CHARACTERS  USED FOR THEIR DIFFERENTIATION.


PNEUMOCYSTOSIS IN CONGOLESE INFANTS.

PNEUMOCYSTOSIS IN CONGOLESE INFANTS.


AMOEBIC APPENDICITIS IN A NEWBORN INFANT.


BLACKWATER FEVER AFTER THE USE OF CHLOROQUINE-PYRIMETHAMINE.


A NON-HAEMOLYTIC EL TOR VIBRIO AS THE CAUSE OF AN  OUTBREAK OF PARACHOLERA IN WEST NEW GUINEA. THE EL TOR PROBLEM AND PANDEMIC PARACHOLERA  IN THE WEST PACIFIC.


BEHAVIOR OF CHIMPANZEES OF DIFFERING AGES.


CONCEPT OF THE NEUROCHEMICAL TRANSDUCER AS AN ORGANIZED MOLECULAR UNIT AT SYMPATHETIC NERVE ENDINGS.


"WHIPLASH" MECHANICS OF INJURY; MANAGEMENT OF CERVICAL AND DORSAL INVOLVEMENT.


ENDOGENOUS UVEITIS.

ENDOGENOUS UVEITIS.


CARDIAC ARREST IN THE MEDICAL PATIENT.

CARDIAC ARREST IN THE MEDICAL PATIENT.


CARDIAC ARREST: AN APPROACH TO EXTERNAL CARDIAC MASSAGE OUTSIDE THE OPERATING ROOM.


THYROID CARCINOMA: CASE REPORT.

THYROID CARCINOMA: CASE REPORT.


PHENYLKETONURIA: PROGRESS REPORT.

PHENYLKETONURIA: PROGRESS REPORT.


CONGENITAL DISLOCATION OF THE HIP.

CONGENITAL DISLOCATION OF THE HIP.


LICHEN SCLEROSUS ET ATROPHICUS.

LICHEN SCLEROSUS ET ATROPHICUS.


EXPENDITURES FOR MEDICAL CARE.

EXPENDITURES FOR MEDICAL CARE.


A STUDY ON THE SEDIMENTATION RATE.

A STUDY ON THE SEDIMENTATION RATE.


PRINCIPLES OF DRUG THERAPY IN EPILEPSY.

PRINCIPLES OF DRUG THERAPY IN EPILEPSY.


THE MANAGEMENT OF PARKINSONISM.

THE MANAGEMENT OF PARKINSONISM.


PRACTICAL TREATMENT OF OTITIS EXTERNA.

PRACTICAL TREATMENT OF OTITIS EXTERNA.


INFECTION, INFECTIOUS AGENT, AND INFECTIOUS DISEASE.


INTERMITTENT PSYCHOSIS WITH HYPOKALEMIC ALKALOSIS.


MANAGEMENT OF STROKES.

MANAGEMENT OF STROKES.


RESPONSE OF THE  PULMONARY CIRCULATION TO INFUSION OF NOREPINEPHRINE AND ISOPROTERENOL.


THE IN VITRO EFFECT OF PROGESTERONE AND ESTROGENS ON  THE OXYTOCIN RESPONSE OF RAT UTERUS.


(ERYTHROKINETIC STUDIES IN THYROID  INSUFFICIENCY IN DOGS.)


ELIMINATION OF CORTICOIDS IN TOAD'S URINE.


STUDIES ON TOLERANCE TO NALORPHINE AND TO  LEVALLORPHAN.


EFFECTS OF SOME INDOLES AND ACRIDINE DERIVATIVES ON THE ANALGESIC EFFECT OF  MORPHINE.


POST-TETANIC FIBRILLATION AND SENSITIZATION IN A NORMALLY INNERVATED  SKELETAL MUSCLE.


PSYCHIATRY AND MENTAL RETARDATION.

PSYCHIATRY AND MENTAL RETARDATION.


RESEARCH PROGRAMME OF THE CANADIAN ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CHILDREN.


INTELLIGENCE AND CULTURE.

INTELLIGENCE AND CULTURE.


THE PSYCHOTHERAPY OF THE MENTAL DEFECTIVE.


THE INTENSIVE PSYCHOANALYTIC PSYCHOTHERAPY OF A  BRAIN DAMAGED, PSEUDO-MENTAL DEFECTIVE, FRATERNAL TWIN.


"CONDITIONS SOMETIMES MISTAKEN FOR MENTAL DEFECT".


PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC TREATMENT IN MENTAL DEFICIENCY--REPORT OF A CASE.


THE TREATMENT OF THE MENTALLY RETARDED IN ONTARIO: AN HISTORICAL NOTE.


SPEECH AND HEARING BEHAVIOUR AS AN AID IN DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS.


PUBLIC MENTAL RETARDATION SERVICES IN CANADA: EVOLUTION AND TRENDS.


EUPHEMISTIC NOMENCLATURE IN MENTAL RETARDATION.


THE UNIQUE POSITION OF NEWFOUNDLAND IN THE CARE OF THE MENTALLY RETARDED CHILD.


PSYCHOPATHIC PERSONALITY: SOME VIEWS ON ITS PSYCHOPATHOLOGY AND PSYCHODYNAMICS.


ELECTROCLINICAL EVALUATION OF SOME MEMORY DISTURBANCES.


TEACHING HISTORICAL PSYCHIATRY; A REVIEW OF A COURSE.


MANIFESTATIONS AND MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS' REACTIONS TO DISRUPTIONS OF PSYCHOTHERAPY.


THE INFLUENCE OF PREVIOUS HOSPITALIZATION ON THE CLINICAL COURSE OF PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGICALLY TREATED SCHIZOPHRENIC OUTPATIENTS.


METHODOLOGICAL AND PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR STUDYING THE EFFECTS OF CHANGE IN WARD ADMINISTRATION ON STAFF AND PATIENTS.


HABILITATION POTENTIAL OF ELDERLY STATE HOSPITAL PATIENTS.


THE INDEFINITE "YOU"--A COMMON DEFENSE MECHANISM.


BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY AND CHEMICAL STRUCTURE.


TECHNICAL PROBLEMS IN THE TREATMENT OF ADOLESCENTS--BEGINNING PSYCHOTHERAPY.


SYMPOSIUM: TRAINING FOR CHILD PSYCHIATRY.


ADAPTED PHYSICAL EDUCATION--PHILOSOPHY AND OBJECTIVES.


AS I SEE US.

AS I SEE US.


SYMPOSIUM: TRAINING FOR CHILD PSYCHIATRY. II.


MANAGEMENT OF BURNED CHILDREN WITH THE AID OF HYPNOSIS.


SUMMARY REPORT ON FEDERAL PROGRAMS FOR AGING.


ELECTIVE MUTISM IN CHILDREN: A RE-APPRAISAL.


PRIMARY CHOLECYSTIC CARCINOMA: A VANISHING ENTITY.


A COMPARISON STUDY OF THE BOOT AND THE BENCH TECHNIQUES OF PROGRESSIVE EXERCISE IN RECONDITIONING.


CHOLECYSTECTOMY WITHOUT DRAINAGE.

CHOLECYSTECTOMY WITHOUT DRAINAGE.


A CONSTRUCTIVE APPROACH TO THE TREATMENT OF THE GERIATRIC PATIENT.


ADENOMATOID TUMORS OF THE EPIDIDYMIS.

ADENOMATOID TUMORS OF THE EPIDIDYMIS.


DISORDERS OF BLOOD COAGULATION: LABORATORY DIAGNOSIS.


IDIOPATHIC RETROPERITONEAL FIBROSIS.

IDIOPATHIC RETROPERITONEAL FIBROSIS.


CERVICAL CARCINOMA IN SITU.

CERVICAL CARCINOMA IN SITU.


ADAPTED PHYSICAL EDUCATION--QUALIFICATIONS OF PERSONNEL.


EXERCISE UNIT FOR ABOVE-KNEE AMPUTEES.

EXERCISE UNIT FOR ABOVE-KNEE AMPUTEES.


THE FATE OF TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FIVE WOMEN WITH "POSITIVE" SMEARS.


UNUSUAL BONE HEALING: REPORT OF A CASE.

UNUSUAL BONE HEALING: REPORT OF A CASE.


TECHNIQUES OF MEDICAL RESEARCH.

TECHNIQUES OF MEDICAL RESEARCH.


NEEDLE BIOPSY OF THE THYROID GLAND: AN EVALUATION.


BRONCHIAL ADENOMA: A CONTRAST STUDY.

BRONCHIAL ADENOMA: A CONTRAST STUDY.


MULTIPLE MALIGNANT TUMORS OF THE THYROID.


POLYPS OF THE LARGE BOWEL: CURRENT CONCEPTS.


ACUTE RENAL FAILURE IN PREGNANCY.

ACUTE RENAL FAILURE IN PREGNANCY.


NEW NAME--NEW LOOK.

NEW NAME--NEW LOOK.


CUT FLOWERS AND ANTISEPTICS.

CUT FLOWERS AND ANTISEPTICS.


ANKYLOSING SPONDYLITIS COMPLICATED BY CORTICOSTEROID THERAPY. I. CASE STUDY.


ANKYLOSING SPONDYLITIS COMPLICATED BY CORTICOSTEROID THERAPY. 4. THE WARD  SISTER'S VIEW.


THE MANAGEMENT OF ANKYLOSING SPONDYLITIS.


ANKYLOSING SPONDYLITIS COMPLICATED BY CORTICOSTEROID THERAPY. 5. DRUG  TREATMENT.


TRACTION ON THE CERVICAL SPINE AND PULP TRACTION.


SERVING TWO MASTERS.

SERVING TWO MASTERS.


E. M. G. CONTROL OF NEUROLOGIC EXAMINATIONS IN HEAD INJURIES.


THE INFLUENCE OF VARIOUS DRUGS ON PROPRIOCEPTIVE MECHANISMS OF VISUAL PERCEPTION DURING DRIVING.


BIOCHEMICAL AND E.E.G. FINDINGS IN SOME MODERN OCCUPATIONAL POISONINGS.


ESTRADURIN  (POLYOESTRADIOL PHOSPHATE) IN THE TREATMENT OF PROSTATIC CARCINOMA. A CLINICAL AND STEROID METABOLIC STUDY.


TO ATTACH A WALKING HEEL.

TO ATTACH A WALKING HEEL.


OSTEOID OSTEOMA.

OSTEOID OSTEOMA.


A NEW SIGN FOR CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME.

A NEW SIGN FOR CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME.


PRESENT STATUS OF SPINE INSTRUMENTATION IN SCOLIOSIS.


DOUBLE-BLIND EVALUATION OF ASPERKINASE, A NEW PROTEOLYTIC ENZYME.


LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS AND RESOCHIN.

LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS AND RESOCHIN.


CURRENT OPERATION OF THE ELLIS FISCHEL STATE CANCER HOSPITAL.


ADENOCARCINOMA OF THE LARGE INTESTINE WITH PERFORATION.


LEUKEMIA. AN ANALYSIS OF 209 CASES FROM THE ELLIS FISCHEL STATE CANCER HOSPITAL.


HOST RESISTANCE IN MALIGNANT MELANOMA OF THE SKIN.


DIETHYLSTILBESTROL AS A CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC AGENT FOR OVARIAN CARCINOMA.


CURRENT STATUS OF RADIATION THERAPY IN THE MANAGEMENT OF CANCERS OF SELECTED SITES.


A THERMOPLASTIC BALLOON FOR ENDOMETRIAL DIAGNOSIS.


THE FOLLOW-UP OF PATIENTS AT THE ELLIS FISCHEL STATE CANCER HOSPITAL AS CONDUCTED BY THE SOCIAL SERVICE DEPARTMENT.


PRINCIPLES OF THE PREPARATION OF THE "CATALOGUE OF THE PARASITIC FAUNA OF POLAND".   (CATALOGUS FAUNAE PARASITORUM POLONIAE).


HIGH LUMBAR SYMPATHECTOMY IN ARTERIAL OBSTRUCTIVE DISEASES OF THE LOWER  LIMBS. LATE RESULTS OF 503 OPERATIONS.


THE CORTISONE-LIKE EFFECT OF  6ALPHA-METHYL-17ALPHA-ACETOXYPROGESTERONE IN THE ADRENALECTOMIZED MAN.


DOSE-RESPONSE BETWEEN EXOGENOUS CORTISONE ACETATE AND THE URINARY EXCRETION  OF TRYPSIN INHIBITOR IN MAN.


EFFECT OF LONG-TERM ADMINISTRATION OF METYRAPONE AND DEXAMETHASONE IN  A PATIENT WITH CUSHING'S SYNDROME.


ON THE EFFECT OF LONG-ACTING CORTICOTROPHIN PREPARATIONS.


THE CONVERSION OF PROGESTERONE TO 16ALPHA-HYDROXY-PREGN-4-ENE-3,20-DIONE AND ANDROST-4-ENE-3,17-DIONE BY HUMAN PLACENTA IN VITRO.


THE INFLUENCE OF THE UTERUS ON THE CORPUS LUTEUM-PITUITARY RELATIONSHIP IN THE RAT.


THE AUTORADIOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION PATTERN AFTER ADMINISTRATION OF DIETHYLSTILBOESTROL COMPARED WITH THAT OF NATURAL OESTROGENS.


AUTORADIOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION STUDIES OF INJECTED 32P-LABELLED POLYDIETHYLSTILBOESTROL PHOSPHATE.


DISTRIBUTION OF INJECTED 14C-OESTRONE AND 14C-DIETHYLSTILBOESTROL. WHOLE ANIMAL AUTORADIOGRAPHY AND IMPULSE COUNTING.


EFFECT OF FOLLICLE-STIMULATING HORMONE AND INTERSTITIAL CELL-STIMULATING  HORMONE ON SPERMATOGENESIS IN LONG-EVANS RATS HYPOPHYSECTOMIZED FOR SIX MONTHS.


EFFECTS OF TESTOSTERONE ON PITUITARY CORTICOTROPHIN AND ADRENAL STEROID SECRETION IN MALE AND FEMALE RATS.


THE BIOASSAY OF THYROACTIVE MATERIALS BY THE MOUSE ANOXIA TEST AND GOITRE-PREVENTION RESPONSE IN THE SAME EXPERIMENTAL ANIMALS.


SEROUS PAPILLARY OVARIAN TUMOURS. A STUDY OF 233 CASES WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE HISTOLOGICAL TYPE OF TUMOUR AND ITS INFLUENCE IN PROGNOSIS.


THE EFFICIENCY OF MEMBRANE FILTERS.

THE EFFICIENCY OF MEMBRANE FILTERS.


A MACHINE FOR INTRODUCING A REGULATED AMOUNT OF TOBACCO SMOKE INTO AN ANIMAL.


SYNERGISM BETWEEN SULPHUR DIOXIDE AND CARBON PARTICLES. STUDIES ON ADSORPTION AND ON CILIARY MOVEMENTS IN THE RABBIT TRACHEA IN VIVO.


EFFECT OF AMMONIA ALONE AND COMBINED WITH CARBON PARTICLES ON CILIARY  ACTIVITY IN THE RABBIT TRACHEA IN VIVO, WITH STUDIES OF THE ABSORPTION CAPACITY OF THE NASAL CAVITY.


THE EFFECT OF HEATED EFFLUENTS ON FISH.

THE EFFECT OF HEATED EFFLUENTS ON FISH.


EFFECTS OF DOMESTIC AND INDUSTRIAL DISCHARGES ON THE ECOLOGY OF RIFFLES IN MIDLAND STREAMS.


BIOLOGICAL EXTRACTION AND ACCUMULATION IN STREAM SELF-PURIFICATION.


SALMONELLAE IN CRUDE SEWAGE, SEWAGE EFFLUENT AND SEWAGE-POLLUTED NATURAL WATERS.


THE OXYGEN REGIME AND THE PROCESSES OF SELF-PURIFICATION IN RESERVOIRS WITH RETARDED DISCHARGE.


WATER RECLAMATION, ALGAL PRODUCTION AND METHANE FERMENTATION IN WASTE PONDS.


MIXING IN THE SURF ZONE.

MIXING IN THE SURF ZONE.


PHOTOSYNTHETIC OXYGENATION OF A POLLUTED ESTUARY.


MIXING AND DISPERSION OF WASTES BY WIND AND WAVE ACTION.


ECOLOGY OF THE ROCKY NEARSHORE ENVIRONMENT IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AND POSSIBLE INFLUENCES OF DISCHARGED WASTES.


NITROGEN TRANSFORMATIONS IN A POLLUTED ESTUARY.


COMPARISON OF SYSTEMS OF CLASSIFICATION RELATING DEGREE OF RETARDATION TO MEASURED INTELLIGENCE.


MARRIAGE, PARENTHOOD, AND PREVENTION OF PREGNANCY.


GENETIC COUNSELING PROBLEMS  ASSOCIATED WITH TRISOMY 21 DOWN'S DISORDER.


PSEUDO-FEEBLEMINDEDNESS AND THE CONCEPT OF MENTAL RETARDATION.


CHANGING TRENDS IN THE CARE OF THE SUBNORMAL.


HAIR CHARACTERISTICS IN MONGOLISM (DOWN'SSYNDROME).


A PATIENT ELITE: ETHNOGRAPHY IN A HOSPITAL FOR THE MENTALLY RETARDED.


EXPERIMENTS ON PERCEPTUAL CURIOSITY IN MENTAL RETARDATES AND NORMALS.


STEREOTYPED MOVEMENTS OF MENTAL DEFECTIVES: III. SITUATION EFFECTS.


MENTAL AGE VS. LEARNING ABILITY: AN INVESTIGATION OF TRANSFER OF TRAINING BETWEEN HIERARCHICAL LEVELS.


THE PERCEPTION OF AUTOKINETIC MOVEMENT BY BRAIN-INJURED AND FAMILIAL RETARDATES.


ADULT VERBRAL BEHAVIOR WITH RETARDED CHILDREN LABELED AS "HIGH" OR "LOW" IN VERBAL ABILITY.


EFFECTS OF INSTRUCTIONS AND INITIAL REINFORCEMENT ON FIXED-INTERVAL BEHAVIOR IN RETARDATES.


SEX-ROLE PREFERENCE IN MENTALLY RETARDED FEMALES.


PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTING PRACTICES IN STATE INSTITUTIONS FOR THE MENTALLY RETARDED.


WHICH HIP TO NAIL?

WHICH HIP TO NAIL?


MANAGEMENT OF FRACTURES OF THE SPINE IN THE ELDERLY.


NUTRIENT ARTERIAL CIRCULATION CONTROL PROBLEMS IN BONE.


ANABOLIC STEROIDS: REVIEW WITH EMPHASIS ON USE IN OSTEOPOROSIS, SELECTED MALIGNANCIES, AND IN CORTICOSTEROID AND ACTH THERAPY.


MCARDLE'S DISEASE. HEREDITARY MYOPATHY DUE TO ABSENCE OF MUSCLE PHOSPHORYLASE.


PRELIMINARY ANTIBIOTIC THERAPY IN BACTERIAL MENINGITIS.


DIENCEPHALIC INFLUENCE ON TREMOR MECHANISMS. A STUDY OF PARKINSON TREMOR DURING STEREOTAXIC SURGERY.


VASOMOTOR DISTURBANCE IN LANDRY-GUILLIAN-BARR'E SYNDROME.


IMMUNOASSAY OF CEREBROSPINAL FLUID GAMMA-GLOBULIN.


SUBACUTE CEREBELLAR DEGENERATION WITH HODGKIN'S DISEASE.


ETIOLOGIC FACTORS IN ATHETOTIC CEREBRAL PALSY.


PERIODICITY AND HYPSARRHYTHMIA IN THE EEG. A STUDY OF INFANTILE SPASMS, DIFFUSE ENCEPHALOPATHIES, AND EXPERIMENTAL LESIONS OF THE BRAIN.


MEDICAL ADVANCES INFLUENCING THE FIELD OF ORTHETICS.


LOCATION OF BRAIN TUMORS WITH  POLYVINYLPYRROLIDONE-I131.


TECHNICAL ADVANCES INFLUENCING THE FIELD OF ORTHETICS.


CORRECTION OF DEFORMITY WITH ORTHETIC DEVICES.


ORTHETICS IN RECOVERY.

ORTHETICS IN RECOVERY.


DEVELOPMENT OF AN ELEMENTAL MOTION ANALYSIS FOR MAN-WORK MATCHING IN VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION AND PLACEMENT.


MEDICAL-LEGAL ASPECTS OF THE PRACTICE OF PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION.


THE ELDERLY MEDICALLY ILL AMPUTEE.

THE ELDERLY MEDICALLY ILL AMPUTEE.


RESPIRATORY AND METABOLIC CHANGES DURING PASSIVE AND ACTIVE MOVEMENT OF THE LOWER EXTREMITIES.


EFFECT OF IMMERSION IN HOT AND COLD WATER UPON RECOVERY OF MUSCULAR STRENGTH FOLLOWING FATIGUING ISOMETRIC EXERCISE.


ANALYSIS OF OXYGEN COMSUMPTION OF WOMEN WHILE WALKING IN DIFFERENT STYLES OF SHOES.


[THE FOCUS OF INOCULATION IN GUINEA PIGS DURING TREATMENT WITH MORFOZINAMIDE. (INFECTION WITH STRAINS SENSITIVE AND RESISTANT TO CHEMOTHERAPY AND ANTIBIOTICS].


STUDIES ON THE PATHOGENESIS OF STAPHYLOCOCCAL INFECTION. VII. CHARACTERIZATION OF THE DERMAL REACTION TO PURIFIED ALPHA HEMOLYSIN IN NORMAL AND IMMUNE ANIMALS.


PRESACRAL NEURENTERIC CYST. AN UNUSUAL MALFORMATION RESULTING FROM PERSISTENCE OF THE NEUROENTERIC CANAL.


DIFFERENTIATION OF ACTIVE FROM INACTIVE ACROMEGALY BY STUDIES OF FOREARM METABOLISM AND RESPONSE TO INTRA-ARTERIAL INSULIN.


THE WARSAW MEDICAL ACADEMY.

THE WARSAW MEDICAL ACADEMY.


OBSERVATIONS ON SOME POSSIBLE PRECURSORS OF ESSENTIAL HYPERTENSION AND CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE. VIII. RELATIONSHIP OF CHOLESTEROL LEVEL TO CERTAIN HABIT PATTERNS UNDER STRESS.


FOLLOW-UP STUDY OF THE OPERATIVE TREATMENT OF LATERAL  IRREDUCIBLE DISLOCATIONS OF THE PATELLA BY GRUCA'S METHOD.


RECONSTRUCTION OF THE IRREDUCIBLE DISLOCATION OF THE PATELLA.


A CASE OF EXCISION AND RECONSTRUCTION OF THE SCAPULA.


LOCALIZED  LIPOATROPHY.

LOCALIZED  LIPOATROPHY.


ASSAYS OF TREATMENT OF VASCULAR LESIONS IN DIABETES: (ADRENALECTOMY AND RADIATION HYPOPHYSECTOMY).


CASIMIR FUNK, PH.D., D.SC. PRESIDENT--FUNK FOUNDATION FOR   MEDICAL RESEARCH, INC., NEW YORK.


INFECTIOUS MONONUCLEOSIS IN WARSAW IN THE PERIOD 1952-1961.


DOMINANT INHERITANCE IN HUMAN DISEASE.

DOMINANT INHERITANCE IN HUMAN DISEASE.


THE DIAGNOSIS OF PHEOCHROMOCYTOMA.

THE DIAGNOSIS OF PHEOCHROMOCYTOMA.


RECESSIVE INHERITANCE IN HUMAN DISEASE.

RECESSIVE INHERITANCE IN HUMAN DISEASE.


GENETIC EFFECTS OF IRRADIATION.

GENETIC EFFECTS OF IRRADIATION.


SEX-LINKED INHERITANCE AND THE PROBLEM OF LINKAGE.


POLYGENIC INHERITANCE IN HUMAN DISEASE.

POLYGENIC INHERITANCE IN HUMAN DISEASE.


LONG-TERM ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF THE HEART IN STOKES-ADAMS DISEASE. Ten patients, between the ages of 39 and 75 years, underwent subcutaneous implantation of an electrode pacemaker for relief of recurrent syncopal episodes of Stokes-Adams disease. Their prolonged course of severe disability on medical therapy is in marked contrast to their new life, free of syncopal attacks, on pacemaker therapy. Experience in the management of these patients has shown that the electrode catheter, introduced intravenously to stimulate the right ventricular endocardium, is the best temporary therapy in a patient with uncontrollable syncopal attacks, and it should be used in all patients undergoing the surgical procedure of implantation. Pacemaker therapy is applicable to patients in sinus rhythm as well as to those in complete heart block. Observations on the effect of heart rate on cardiac output have shown the need of a faster rate in the presence of congestive failure for the maintenance of an adequate cardiac output. The favourable course of patients after implantation of a pacemaker indicates that this is the treatment of choice in Stokes-Adams disease.


THE EPIDEMIOLOGY AND PREVENTION OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS INVOLVING CHILD PEDESTRIANS. A study of 713 motor vehicle accidents involving 749 children in the city of Vancouver is reported. A control group of 110 children who did not have accidents was included in the concurrent study. Factors investigated were the driver, the vehicle, the weather, the time of day, the day of week, the month, the width of roadway, the location of the accident, the child's age, sex, personality, school record, and family background, the type of injury, and the ambulance and hospital service received. Boys were more commonly involved than girls, and most accidents occurred in the 3 to 7 year age group. Head injuries prevailed in the younger age groups and decreased steadily with the age of the child. Specific epidemic areas in the city were identified and selective enforcement was suggested as a possible countermeasure. Hospital records seldom provided a detailed history of the events leading up to the accident. In order to apply the preventive techniques of education and enforcement it was suggested that in each pedestrian traffic accident the driver should be required to accompany the victim to the site of medical care.


PASTEURELLA SEPTICA INFECTIONS IN HUMANS. Five instances of infection by Pasteurella septica, an organism which closely resembles H. influenzae on methods of presumptive bacteriology, are reported from an acute treatment general hospital practice over a period of three months. This infection decidedly outnumbers those caused by other Pasteurella species in North America. The organism is apt to be identified as H. influenzae, Friedlander's bacillus or Mima polymorpha. Unlike these, it shows extreme sensitivity to penicillin, sometimes combined with resistance to antibiotics that inhibit or kill these other organisms.While in the past Pasteurella septica infection was considered to be characterized by persistent local infection following domestic animal scratches or bites, it is clear that it is more often found in cases of respiratory tract infection and peripheral septic disease. In three of the five cases reported, exposure to animals was the source of infection.Because mixed infection with confusingly similar organisms may occur, lack of awareness of extreme penicillin sensitivity of Pasteurella septica may account for persistent failure of antibiotic therapy.


CHANGES IN NURSING EDUCATION IN SASKATCHEWAN.


BASIC QUALITIES OF A GOOD NURSE.

BASIC QUALITIES OF A GOOD NURSE.


COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AND THE PROFESSIONAL.


CROSSED EYES. THE MODERN APPROACH TO TREATMENT.


JOHNNY - A DELINQUENT.

JOHNNY - A DELINQUENT.


TWINS. AS VIEWED BY A MEMBER OF THE "IN-GROUP".


JENNIFER LEARNS ABOUT DIABETES.

JENNIFER LEARNS ABOUT DIABETES.


FRONTIERS IN MEDICINE.

FRONTIERS IN MEDICINE.


THE LUNG ALVEOLUS STUDIED IN METHOD OF MEMBRANOUS PREPARATIONS.


CERVICAL CYTOLOGY: RESULTS IN 1962.

CERVICAL CYTOLOGY: RESULTS IN 1962.


FACTORS IN CARDIAC RUPTURE.

FACTORS IN CARDIAC RUPTURE.


BONE TECHNIQUES FOR DIGITAL SURGERY.

BONE TECHNIQUES FOR DIGITAL SURGERY.


AN EVALUATION OF THE PLETHYSMOGRAPH FOR STUDY OF THE PERIPHERAL CIRCULATION.


A NEW TAPE FOR SKIN CLOSURE IN PODIATRIC SURGERY.


TREATMENT PLANNING IN PREVENTIVE PODIATRY.


POST-OPERATIVE ANALGESIA IN 200 PODIATRY PATIENTS. A STUDY OF DEMEROL APAP AND DEMEROL COMPOUND TABLETS.


EXPERIENCES IN BLOOD BANKING: SENSITIZATION FOLLOWING BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS AND HETEROSPECIFIC PREGNANCIES.


ROHADUR CORRECTIVE APPLIANCES.

ROHADUR CORRECTIVE APPLIANCES.


A MICROPOROUS POLYVINYL LAMINATE FOR FOOT APPLIANCES.


PHILOSOPHY AND THE SYMPTOM.

PHILOSOPHY AND THE SYMPTOM.


CARCINOMA OF THYROID IN CHILDREN: RELATION TO PREVIOUS IRRADIATION.


HEEL SPUR AND HYALINIZED BURSA, A CASE REPORT.


PROGRESSIVE SYSTEMIC SCLEROSIS WITH SEVERE PULMONARY INVOLVEMENT (HONEYCOMB LUNG).


REGRESSION OF CLUB NAIL, A CASE REPORT.

REGRESSION OF CLUB NAIL, A CASE REPORT.


HYPOTRAUMATIC HEMIPHALANGECTOMY.

HYPOTRAUMATIC HEMIPHALANGECTOMY.


THE GRADUATE PODIATRIST ENTERING THE PROFESSION.


A GENERAL PRACTITIONER CONSIDERS THE ZOONOSES.


THE PODIATRIST AND PUBLIC RELATIONS.

THE PODIATRIST AND PUBLIC RELATIONS.


A LABORATORY STUDY OF TWENTY DRUGS ON NORMAL HUMAN BEINGS WITH COMMENTS ON THEIR SYMPTOMATOLOGY AND THERAPEUTIC USE.


HOMEOPATHIC FAILURES?

HOMEOPATHIC FAILURES?


STUDENTS, PODIATRY, AND YOU.

STUDENTS, PODIATRY, AND YOU.


EDUCATIONAL GUIDANCE AND PODIATRY.

EDUCATIONAL GUIDANCE AND PODIATRY.


THE PROBLEM OF IDENTITY.

THE PROBLEM OF IDENTITY.


PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS FOR THE PROFESSION.


SELF CONCEPTS OF A GROUP OF WOMEN PATIENTS REMAINING IN A MENTAL HOSPITAL THOUGH CLINICALLY IN REMISSION.


ANXIETY, SELF-ACCEPTANCE, AND OPEN-MINDEDNESS.


YOUTH-PARENT RELATIONS OF MATHEMATICALLY-GIFTED ADOLESCENTS.


CONCEPTIONS OF MENTAL HEALTH HELD BY PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS.


ARTHRITIS AND HOMEOPATHY.

ARTHRITIS AND HOMEOPATHY.


SEXUAL BEHAVIOR AND PSYCHOPATHOLOGY: A STUDY OF COLLEGE MEN.


THE AUDITORY SLEEP THRESHOLD OF THE CATATONIC SCHIZOPHRENIC.


THE BACKGROUND OF THE MENTALLY HANDICAPPED CHILD.


THE RELATIONSHIP OF BIRTH ORDER TO PAIN TOLERANCE.


ASSESSING SUBJECTIVE EFFECTS OF DRUGS: AN INDEX OF CARELESSNESS AND  CONFUSION FOR USE WITH THE ADDICTION RESEARCH CENTER INVENTORY (ARCI).


CONDURANGO IN CANCER, WITH REPORT OF TWO CASES.


A NEW ACQUIESCENCE SCALE FOR THE MMPI.

A NEW ACQUIESCENCE SCALE FOR THE MMPI.


THE CORNELL MEDICAL INDEX AS A SCREENING DEVICE IN A VA POPULATION.


STRUCTURAL EFFICIENCY OF WAIS SUBTESTS.

STRUCTURAL EFFICIENCY OF WAIS SUBTESTS.


WISC PERFORMANCE IN NEUROTIC AND CONDUCT DISTURBANCES.


BRIEF FORMS OF THE WISC FOR RESEARCH.

BRIEF FORMS OF THE WISC FOR RESEARCH.


A FURTHER NOTE ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WISC FUNCTIONING AND THE CMAS.


THE VALIDITY OF THE PORTEUS MAZE TEST COMPLETED WITH THE NON-DOMINANT HAND.


THE BENDER GESTALT TEST WITH MENTALLY RETARDED CHILDREN USING THE KOPPITZ REVISED SCORING SYSTEM.


THE EFFECT OF STRESS ON THE MMPI SCALES K AND D.


GROUP METHOD OF ADMINISTRATION FOR THE HOLTZMAN INKBLOT TECHNIQUE.


COMPARISON OF THE GROUP METHOD AND THE STANDARD INDIVIDUAL VERSION OF THE HOLTZMAN INKBLOT TECHNIQUE.


PSYCHOMETRIC CHARACTERISTICS OF A THIRTY-ITEM VERSION OF THE GROUP METHOD OF  THE HOLTZMAN INKBLOT TECHNIQUE.


FREE IMAGERY: AN UNCOVERING PROCEDURE.

FREE IMAGERY: AN UNCOVERING PROCEDURE.


RORSCHACH ALPHABETICAL AND GEOMETRICAL RESPONSES.


SEQUENTIAL EFFECTS IN THE PRESENTATION OF RORSCHACH INKBLOTS.


THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN KNEE AND ARM JOINTS ON HUMAN FIGURE DRAWINGS AND PARANOID TRENDS.


A STUDY OF PSYCHOTHERAPY INTERACTION AND CONTINUATION IN PSYCHOTHERAPY.


PSYCHOANALYTIC INTERPRETATIONS AS VERBAL REINFORCERS: IMPORTANCE OF INTERPRETATION CONTENT.


THE "IDEAL THERAPEUTIC RELATIONSHIP" AND COUNSELING OUTCOME.


EXPERIMENTAL INTERVIEWING OF YOUTHFUL OFFENDERS WITHIN A CHURCH SETTING.


CLINICAL JUDGMENT OF VOCABULARY RESPONSES IN PROCESS AND REACTIVE SCHIZOPHRENIA.


MANIFEST ANXIETY AND CLINICAL JUDGMENT--A RE-EXAMINATION.


THE RELIABILITY OF MUSIC PREFERENCES UNDER VARYING MOOD CONDITIONS.


PERSISTENT BEHAVIOR MAINTAINED BY UNAVOIDABLE SHOCKS. Squirrel monkeys were trained on a multiple schedule in which 10-min periods on a continuous shock avoidance schedule, indicated by a yellow light, alternated with 10-min periods on a 1.5-min variable interval schedule of food reinforcement (VI 1.5). A white light indicated that VI 1.5 was in effect, except for the middle 2 min of the period on VI 1.5, in which a blue light appeared and terminated with the delivery of a 0.5-sec unavoidable shock. Stable response rates developed in the avoidance and VI 1.5 components. However, the highest response rates occurred in the blue, preshock stimulus. A series of experiments showed that responding in the blue stimulus persisted even when responding had been extinguished on both the VI schedule of food reinforcement and the shock avoidance schedule. Responding in the blue stimulus ceased when the blue stimulus terminated without shock or when it terminated with a response-contingent shock. Each time responding ceased, it was restored by terminating the blue stimulus with an unavoidable shock. When the blue stimulus was on throughout each session and unavoidable shocks were delivered at regular 10-min intervals, responding was well maintained. These results show that in monkeys that have been trained on a continuous avoidance schedule, unavoidable shocks can maintain responding even under conditions where responses have no programmed consequences.


PARTIAL NEGATIVE REINFORCEMENT: FIXED-RATIO ESCAPE. Rats were unable to sustain performance when eight bar-presses turned off shock (-FR 8). In a second experiment, thirsty rats were able to maintain a moderate response rate when performance on -FR 8 was also reinforced with water. Some rats continued to bar-press on -FR 8 after withdrawal of positive reinforcement, but at a much lower rate. A possible explanation of the results is that during intermittent escape conditioning in a free-responding situation the absence of shock itself acquires aversive properties.


A NOSE OPERANDUM FOR RATS.

A NOSE OPERANDUM FOR RATS.


TOWARDS AN EMPIRICAL CALCULUS OF REINFORCEMENT VALUE. Only one of two keys reinforces the subject with food. This key can assume one of two colors, each associated with a different fixed-ratio schedule for obtaining reinforcement. The function of the second key is to permit the animal to switch from the long schedule to the short schedule. If the difference between the ratio schedules is large enough, a preference for the shorter schedule is demonstrable. A quantitative index of preference is obtained as follows: each time the animal switches to the shorter schedule, the number of pecks required to produce the next switch is increased. As the "ante" on the switching key increases, the effective difference between the two ratio schedules decreases. After each food reinforcement, when the bird is exposed to the choice-situation, it takes longer before the bird switches again. This is used to "titrate" the bird's preference. If it does not switch within x sec, the progressively increasing ratio schedule of the switching key is decreased. A specific value, in terms of a rather specific number of responses the bird settles at on the choice key, is obtained. This equilibrium is employed as a dependent variable. Several variables of which it is a function are explored.


USE OF THE PREMACK PRINCIPLE IN CONTROLLING THE BEHAVIOR OF NURSERY SCHOOL CHILDREN.


AN ADJUSTING AVOIDANCE PROCEDURE WITH MULTIPLE AUDITORY AND VISUAL WARNING STIMULI. Male albino rats were trained on an adjusting avoidance schedule in which each lever press accumulated a given amount of shock-free time. Multiple auditory and visual stimuli were programmed for each discrete temporal distance from the shock in an effort to place the avoidance behavior under the control of the shock proximity. The effects of the stimuli were further examined by presenting part of them and then by removing them altogether. With the combined auditory and visual stimuli, the rat spent most of the time relatively close to the shock and usually started to respond only when the shock was near. With the visual stimuli only, the rat kept the shock at intermediate temporal distances and responded more variably. The behavior with the auditory stimuli alone was quite similar to that produced by the combined stimuli, thus indicating that the auditory stimuli exercised the greater control. When all stimuli were removed, the animal usually kept the shock as far away as the procedure permitted. When only a single pre-shock stimulus was presented, the rat remained quite close to the shock and started to respond predominantly in the pre-shock step.


GENERALIZATION OF AUDITORY INTENSITY AS A FUNCTION OF SMALL AMOUNTS OF DISCRIMINATION TRAINING. Rats were trained on a two-valued auditory-intensity discrimination for 5, 2, 1 or 0 days. Then, the bar-press response rate was sampled in the presence of seven added discrimination stimuli (generalization) for seven days. Daily training sessions were 4 hr in length throughout the experiment. Only the five-day group exhibited a marked superiority on the multi-valued discrimination when contrasted with the group having had no prior simple discrimination training.


DEVELOPMENT OF A COMPLEX MULTIPLE SCHEDULE IN THE CHIMPANZEE. The development of chimpanzee behavior on a four-component, three-lever multiple schedule is described. Component schedules included the Sidman avoidance procedure with a concurrent discriminated avoidance schedule on a second lever, fixed ratio performance for food, differential reinforcement of low rate for water requiring a dual response chain, and a symbol discrimination task for continuous food reinforcement using three levers. The avoidance component of this schedule was employed during the January 31, 1961 suborbital space flight of the chimpanzee "Ham." On November 29, 1961, the chimpanzee "Enos" performed on the multiple schedule during three orbits around the earth in a Mercury capsule.


RATE-CHANGE EFFECTS WITH EQUAL POTENTIAL REINFORCEMENTS DURING THE "WARNING" STIMULUS. Two pre-schedule-change stimuli were superimposed on the same VI baseline and were thereby equated with respect to reinforcement potential. One such stimulus preceded a transition to an extinction schedule or a VI schedule of lower reinforcement frequency while the other preceded a transition to a VI schedule of higher reinforcement frequency. It was found that response rate during the warning stimulus was greater preceding the transition to the lower reinforcement frequency than it was preceding the transition to the higher reinforcement frequency. That difference was often evidenced by an absolute increase and decrease in rate, in conformity with previous findings on the topic. The present experiment extends previous findings in several ways, including the presentation of quantitative estimates of the effects.


A SENSITIVE MULTI-PURPOSE RELAY.

A SENSITIVE MULTI-PURPOSE RELAY.


CHARACTERISTICS OF AVERSIVE THRESHOLDS MEASURED BY A TITRATION SCHEDULE. Three variables were studied for their single and joint effects on aversive thresholds obtained by a titration schedule with electric shock as the aversive stimulus. One variable was the interval between the periodic increments in shock amplitude. Another was the size of this increment. The third was the size of the decrement produced when the subject responded. Both monkeys and humans tolerated more shock at the shorter increment-to-increment intervals than at the longer ones, confirming rat data previously obtained. Reducing the decremental step size also led to an increase in the amount of shock tolerated by monkeys. In addition, simply reducing both incremental and decremental step size without changing the interval between increments led monkeys to tolerate more shock. The attempt to explain these data was based on the changes that such manipulations might produce in the amount of avoidance behavior elicited.


GRADIENTS OF AUDITORY GENERALIZATION FOR BLIND, RETARDED CHILDREN. Severely retarded, blind children were conditioned to respond differentially to two intensities of a pure tone. Gradients of auditory generalization were obtained that were reliable and similar to those for normal adults, but often asymmetric and non-monotonic.


STIMULUS ASPECTS OF AVERSIVE CONTROLS: THE RETENTION OF CONDITIONED SUPPRESSION. Three years ago a tone ending in unavoidable electrical shock was periodically presented to pigeons while they pecked a key for food. When pecking was disrupted by tone, shock was disconnected and the training tone as well as tones of different frequencies were presented. At first, all tones caused a reduction in the rate of pecking, but as testing proceeded, suppression began to extinguish and the gradient narrowed. In the present work, testing was resumed after a 2(1/2)-yr interruption. Analysis of the gradients obtained just before and just after the interruption yielded no evidence of changes with the passage of time. As testing proceeded, however, extinction of suppression continued and the gradient all but disappeared. In subsequent experiments with these subjects (Ss) it was found that the presentation of free shocks caused a reappearance of the gradient and that this effect persisted in reduced amount for several sessions after the shock condition was terminated.


PUNISHMENT OF S-DELTA RESPONDING OF HUMANS IN CONDITIONAL MATCHING TO SAMPLE BY TIME-OUT. Human subjects were intermittently reinforced with money for performing correctly on a conditional matching-to-sample task. The matching performance was examined as a function of a) the duration of Time-Outs (TOs) which followed every incorrect response and b) the frequency (FR value) with which TOs followed incorrect responses. The matching accuracy increased with longer TOs and decreased with less frequent presentation of TOs.


PUNCHED CARD PROGRAMMING AND RECORDING TECHNIQUES EMPLOYED IN THE AUTOMATION OF THE WATA. A system of punched card programming and recording of primate discrimination learning experiments is described to illustrate the application of these techniques to the automation of the discrete trial learning situation, allowing for punched card recording and subsequent digital computer data analyses without intermediate data reduction. The system was also designed to control several potential sources of variability inherent in the conventional WGTA testing mode, including 1) the subject's (S's) motivation to test on each trial, 2) S's attention to the stimuli, and 3) the rate of trial presentation so as to be more under S's control. Reliable techniques of punched card programming and recording are detailed.


BEHAVIORAL STUDIES WITH A BLACK VULTURE, CORAGYPS ATRATUS.


PROPERTIES OF BEHAVIOR UNDER RANDOM INTERVAL REINFORCEMENT SCHEDULES. In a temporally defined system of reinforcement schedules, the fixed interval case is defined when reinforcement probability, P, is equal to unity for the first response in any cycle length, T; when P is less than 1.0, random interval schedules emerge wherein T/P specifies the expected interval between reinforcements. Key-pecking rates were found to be: (a) inversely related to T/P; (b) higher at T=1.0 second than at other T parameter values; (c) low and linear at several T and T/P values. The mean post-reinforcement pause, if initially small, increased, and if initially large, decreased, as T/P increased.


BINARY RECORDING OF VOCALIZATION AND GROSS BODY MOVEMENT IN PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL STUDY OF DOGS.


PAIN-INDUCED FIGHTING IN THE SQUIRREL MONKEY.


AN AVOIDANCE TREADWHEEL.

AN AVOIDANCE TREADWHEEL.


EFFECTS OF VARYING CYCLE LENGTH IN A TAU REINFORCEMENT SCHEDULE. A temporally defined reinforcement schedule within the tau system of classification was studied, with pigeons as subjects and with cycle length as the independent variable. As cycle length decreased, response rates increased, responses-per-reinforcement went through a maximum, while the number of reinforcements-per-session increased. The first two functions are attributed to changes in the discriminability of the tau(D) and tau(Delta) components of the cycle, while the latter seems to result from changes in the relative durations of reinforcement time and tau(Delta) time.


TECHNIQUES FOR THE CONTROL OF MONOCULAR AND BINOCULAR VIEWING IN THE PIGEON.


A SYSTEM FOR PROGRAMMING EXPERIMENTS AND FOR RECORDING AND ANALYZING DATA AUTOMATICALLY. A system designed for use in complex operant conditioning experiments is described. Some of its key features are: (a) plugboards that permit the experimenter to change either from one program to another or from one analysis to another in less than a minute, (b) time-sharing of permanently-wired, electronic logic components, (c) recordings suitable for automatic analyses. Included are flow diagrams of the system and sample logic diagrams for programming experiments and for analyzing data.


FATAL ANAPHYLACTIC REACTIONS DUE TO PENICILLIN.


RESEARCH IN THE DEPARTMENT OF BIOCHEMISTRY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA COLLEGE OF MEDICINE.


THE SYNDROME OF NARCOLEPSY AND DIABETOGENIC (FUNCTIONAL) HYPERINSULINISM.   OBSERVATIONS ON 190 PATIENTS, WITH EMPHASIS UPON ITS RELATIONSHIP TO OBESITY, DIABETES MELLITUS AND CEREBRAL DYSRHYTHMIAS.


THE RENAL RESPONSE TO ACUTE PARTIAL OBSTRUCTION.


ADENOCARCINOMA OF THE KIDNEY: A 10-YEAR APPARENT CURE FOLLOWING THE RESECTION OF SOLITARY PULMONARY METASTASIS.


DISSIMILAR PRIMARY TUMORS IN THE RIGHT UPPER URINARY TRACT: CASE REPORT.


THE DECOMPENSATED URETER: A NEW EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURE FOR RESTORATION OF FUNCTION.


SILICONE RUBBER URETERAL PROSTHESIS.

SILICONE RUBBER URETERAL PROSTHESIS.


METASTATIC NEOPLASMS OF THE BLADDER.

METASTATIC NEOPLASMS OF THE BLADDER.


URINARY STONES IN THAILAND.

URINARY STONES IN THAILAND.


SIGMOID SEGMENT FOR BLADDER SUBSTITUTE AFTER TOTAL OR SUBTOTAL CYSTECTOMY.


TRENDS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF URETHRAL COMPLICATIONS IN PARAPLEGICS.


SEMINAL VESICLE CYSTS.

SEMINAL VESICLE CYSTS.


CLINICAL EVALUATION OF SULFACHLORPYRIDAZINE IN URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS.


FIBER OPTIC ENDOSCOPY.

FIBER OPTIC ENDOSCOPY.


AN IMPROVED BLADDER TRAINING DEVICE.

AN IMPROVED BLADDER TRAINING DEVICE.


A MORE SOCIALLY ACCEPTABLE BLADDER TRAINING DEVICE.


CONFESSIONS OF A PAEDIATRICIAN.

CONFESSIONS OF A PAEDIATRICIAN.


HYPERTENSIVE CRISIS DUE TO MONOAMINE-OXIDASE INHIBITORS.


TOTAL AORTIC VALVE REPLACEMENT.

TOTAL AORTIC VALVE REPLACEMENT.


THE DIAGNOSIS OF CYSTIC FIBROSIS BY RECTAL SUCTION BIOPSY.


BLOOD-LOSS IN GENERAL SURGICAL PATIENTS.


XANTHOMA TUBEROSUM MULTIPLEX. COMPLETE RECOVERY WITH CHOLESTEROL-LOWERING DIET.


THE PANTOTHENIC ACID METABOLISM OF RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


DONOR SELECTION IN HUMAN ORGAN TRANSPLANTATION. A POSSIBLE  SCREENING TEST.


PERITONEAL DIALYSIS.

PERITONEAL DIALYSIS.


LIVING AND DYING IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.


MEDICAL EMIGRATION AMONG BIRMINGHAM GRADUATES.


COMPLEMENT FIXATION AFTER CARBON-TETRACHLORIDE INJECTION IN RATS.


LYONISATION OF THE X CHROMOSOME.

LYONISATION OF THE X CHROMOSOME.


SCREENING TESTS FOR THE "ATYPICAL" AND "INTERMEDIATE" SERUM-CHOLINESTERASE TYPES.


CHARACTER OF THE TECTORIAL MEMBRANE.

CHARACTER OF THE TECTORIAL MEMBRANE.


THE OLD BAILEY.

THE OLD BAILEY.


AN UNUSUAL CASE IN FORENSIC SEROLOGY.

AN UNUSUAL CASE IN FORENSIC SEROLOGY.


PAPER AND INK AS A MEDIUM FOR FRAUD.

PAPER AND INK AS A MEDIUM FOR FRAUD.


PSYCHOPATHIC PERSONALITY.

PSYCHOPATHIC PERSONALITY.


GASTRIC INTRINSIC FACTOR AND ITS FUNCTION IN THE METABOLISM OF VITAMIN B12.


TREATMENT OF OSTEOARTHRITIS AND OTHER COLLAGEN DISEASES WITH  DEXAMETHASONE (GAMMACORTEN).


ORTHOPAEDIC PROBLEMS IN ANKYLOSING SPONDYLITIS.


CANCER GROWTH ENHANCED BY STEROIDS.

CANCER GROWTH ENHANCED BY STEROIDS.


PERICARDITIS IN A CASE OF RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


SEROLOGICAL PATTERNS IN JUVENILE RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


A CURRENT BIBLIOGRAPHY ON ALLERGY AND APPLIED IMMUNOLOGY.


MILIARY ANEURYSMS OF THE RETINAL ARTERY.


AUTO-ANTIBODIES TO CELL NUCLEI.

AUTO-ANTIBODIES TO CELL NUCLEI.


CHANGING PATTERNS IN OTOLARYNGOLOGY.

CHANGING PATTERNS IN OTOLARYNGOLOGY.


RELAPSING COXSACKIE PERICARDITIS SIMULATING MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION AND  DA COSTA'S SYNDROME.


CHANGING PATTERN OF THE SPECIALTIES.

CHANGING PATTERN OF THE SPECIALTIES.


IMMUNOLOGICAL METHODS.

IMMUNOLOGICAL METHODS.


THE "NEGLECTED" PATIENT.

THE "NEGLECTED" PATIENT.


GROUP THERAPY IN THE TREATMENT OF SOME DERMATOSES.


TOPICAL METHYLPREDNISOLONE AND FLURANDRENOLONE: A CONTROLLED COMPARISON.


SKIN BREVITIES: DERMATITIS OF THE HANDS FROM OIL OF CLOVES.


TOPICAL SKIN THERAPEUTICS: THE VEHICLE.

TOPICAL SKIN THERAPEUTICS: THE VEHICLE.


SKIN GALLERY.

SKIN GALLERY.


TRANSIENT AND PERSISTENT DUODENAL OBSTRUCTION SECONDARY TO ACUTE PANCREATITIS.


TETANUS INFECTION.

TETANUS INFECTION.


FARM ACCIDENTS OCCURRING IN CHILDREN.

FARM ACCIDENTS OCCURRING IN CHILDREN.


CLINICOPATHOLOGIC CONFERENCE.

CLINICOPATHOLOGIC CONFERENCE.


SECONDARY SURGERY OF A CONGENITAL ESOPHAGEAL ATRESIA WITH TRACHEOESOPHAGEAL FISTULA.


CHEMOTHERAPY OF HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS AND VACCINIA VIRUS.


RNA AND PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN NORMAL PERIPHERAL MONONUCLEAR LEUKOCYTES. A RADIOAUTOGRAPHIC STUDY.


THE DIRECT ANTIGLOBULIN CONSUMPTION TEST AFTER RADIOTHERAPY AND CHEMOTHERAPY.


THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE "PROTEIN ERROR" OF INDICATORS IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF BENCE-JONES PROTEINURIA.


BRIDGE ANTICOAGULANT NEUTRALIZING AGENT: PROPERTIES AND ISOLATION.


HISTOCHEMICAL STUDIES OF LEUKOCYTES FROM AN INFLAMMATORY EXUDATE. V. ALKALINE AND ACID PHOSPHATASES AND ESTERASES.


ON THE CONCEPT OF SLOWLY AND RAPIDLY ACTING COUMARIN DRUGS.


EFFECT OF RADIOACTIVE RADIATION ON  CARDIAC ACTIVITY.


UPTAKE AND DISTRIBUTION OF NUCLEIC ACIDS BY B. CEREUS CELLS.


CAROTID AFFERENTATION AND  HIGHER NERVOUS ACTIVITY. III.


CAROTID AFFERENTATION  AND HIGHER NERVOUS ACTIVITY. II. CONDITIONED REFLEXES OF RATS DEPRIVED OF THEIR CAROTID  INNERVATION.


DIFFERENTIAL INHIBITION OF  INTEROCEPTIVE CONDITIONED AROUSAL.


ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK AND  PEPTONE SHOCK IN THE DOG. I. THE ROLE OF HISTAMINE IN ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK.


ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK  AND PEPTONE SHOCK IN THE DOG. II. THE ROLE OF HISTAMINE IN PEPTONE SHOCK.


ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK   AND PEPTONE SHOCK OF THE DOG. IV. EFFECT OF HYPOTHERMIA ON ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK AND  PEPTONE SHOCK.


DATA ON THE MODE OF  ACTION OF 48/80.

DATA ON THE MODE OF  ACTION OF 48/80.


PRELIMINARY STUDIES ON SEAL OIL LIPID PNEUMONIA IN ESKIMO CHILDREN.


HAZARDS TO THE CONTINUUM OF GENETIC POTENTIAL.


A HISTOCHEMICAL STUDY OF STEROID 3BETA-OL DEHYDROGENASE ACTIVITY IN SOME STEROID-PRODUCING TUMORS.


TESTOSTERONE SYNTHESIS BY A BRENNER TUMOR. I. CLINICAL EVIDENCE OF MASCULINIZATION DURING PREGNANCY.


OVARIAN TUMORS DURING INFANCY AND CHILDHOOD.


TESTOSTERONE SYNTHESIS BY A BRENNER TUMOR. II. IN VITRO BIOSYNTHETIC STEROID CONVERSION OF A BRENNER TUMOR.


IN VITRO AND IN VIVO EFFECTS OF MAGNESIUM SULFATE ON HUMAN UTERINE CONTRACTILITY.


FAILURE OF DIMENHYDRINATE TO SHORTEN LABOR.


A PHOTOGRAPHIC ESSAY ON THE CERVIX OF THE PRIMIGRAVIDA DURING LABOR.


RESULTS IN BREECH PRESENTATION. A 7 YEAR STUDY.


BREECH PRESENTATION. A REVIEW OF 791 BREECH DELIVERIES IN SOURABAYA, INDONESIA.


CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER COMPLICATING PREGNANCY. A PRESENTATION OF 2 CASES AND A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.


HEMOGLOBIN C AND S DISEASE IN PREGNANCY. REPORT OF A CASE WITH BONE MARROW AND FAT EMBOLI.


ACUTE HEPATITIS IN PREGNANCY. A REPORT OF 10 CASES AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.


PREGNANCY AND ACHALASIA.

PREGNANCY AND ACHALASIA.


AMNIOGRAPHY STUDIES OF THE GASTROINTESTINAL MOTILITY OF THE HUMAN FETUS.


TRANSPLACENTAL TRANSMISSION OF FETAL ERYTHROCYTES.


AGGLUTIN THEATED INCOMPATIBLE FETAL ERYTHROCYTES IN MATERNAL CIRCULATION.


"PARTIAL ANAEROBIOSIS" IN THE HUMAN FETUS. OXYGEN CONTENT AND ARTERIOVENOUS LACTATE DIFFERENCES IN UMBILICAL CORD BLOOD.


URETHROCYSTOGRAPHY, A PRACTICAL OFFICE PROCEDURE IN THE EVALUATION AND TREATMENT OF STRESS INCONTINENCE.


THE RELATIONSHIP OF IN-LYING CATHETERIZATION TO PERSISTENT BACTERIURIA IN GYNECOLOGIC PATIENTS.


ABDOMINOPERINEAL URETHRAL SUSPENSION. THE MANAGEMENT OF STRESS INCONTINENCE WITHOUT ASSOCIATED GENITAL PROLAPSE.


POSTHYSTERECTOMY ARTERIOVENOUS FISTULA INVOLVING UTERINE ARTERY AND VEIN.


ACUTE RENAL FAULURE REQUIRING HEMODIALYSIS.


STUDIES ON HUMAN PREMATURE BIRTHS.  1. PLACENTAL PROGESTERONE CONCENTRATIONS.


"THE PILL"--A PRACTICAL PROGRESSIVE PROGRAM FOR PLANNED PARENTHOOD.


RELATION OF SECOND TRIMESTER BLOOD PRESSURE TO  TOXEMIA OF PREGNANCY IN THE PRIMIGRAVID PATIENT.


INTESTINAL TUMOR SIMULATING LEIOMYOMAS OF THE UTERUS.


RENAL BIOPSIES IN MOLAR PREGNANCY WITH PRE-ECLAMPSIA.


COCCYGODYNIA.

COCCYGODYNIA.


HYPOFIBRINOGENEMIA TREATED WITHOUT THE ADMINISTRATION OF FIBRINOGEN.


ADENOCARCINOMA OF THE CERVIX UTERI IN A 37-YEAR-OLD VIRGIN WITH COEXISTING CANCER OF THE BODY OF THE UTERUS.


VAGINITIS EMPHYSEMATOSA.

VAGINITIS EMPHYSEMATOSA.


MANAGEMENT OF THE MENOPAUSAL PATIENT WITH AMITRIPTYLINE.


HYDATIDIFORM MOLE IN TWIN PREGNANCY.

HYDATIDIFORM MOLE IN TWIN PREGNANCY.


INTRAVENOUS OXYTOCIN IN THE CONDUCT OF LABOR OF THE GRAND MULTIPARA.


ENZYMATIC HISTOCHEMISTRY OF THE TERM HUMAN PLACENTA.


SHIRODKAR OPERATION ON THE UNSUSPECTED BICORNUATE UTERUS.


GRANULAR CELL MYOBLASTOMA OF THE VULVA.

GRANULAR CELL MYOBLASTOMA OF THE VULVA.


A SIMPLIFIED METHOD OF REMOVING SKIN SUTURES.


THE INCOMPETENT CERVICAL OS AND THE PESSARY.


THE HISTOCHEMICAL DEMONSTRATION IN THE HUMAN PLACENTA OF MONOAMINE OXIDASE ACTIVITY BY TETRAZOLIUM SALTS.


CALCIUM CONTENT OF THE HUMAN PLACENTA.

CALCIUM CONTENT OF THE HUMAN PLACENTA.


GLUCOSAMINE AND GALACTOSAMINE CONTENT OF THE HUMAN PLACENTA.


PLACENTAL CALCIFICATION AND MATERNAL AGE.


PLACENTAL CALCIFICATION AND SEASONAL DIFFERENCE.


PROFIBRINOLYSIN ACTIVATOR IN THE RAT PLACENTA.


DETERMINATION OF THE PRIMARY SEX RATIO FROM HUMAN ABORTIONS.


TOXOPLASMOSIS IN OBSTETRICS, ITS POSSIBLE RELATION TO MONGOLISM. REPORT OF A CASE.


FACTORS IN OBSTETRIC MORTALITY. A REVIEW OF 455,553 LIVE BIRTHS IN BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.


SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MENARCHE.

SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MENARCHE.


GONORRHEA TREATED WITH OXYTETRACYCLINE. PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE USE OF VARIOUS DOSAGES IN WOMEN.


GROWTH HORMONE ACTIVITY IN HUMAN PREGNANCY. II. ASSAYS WITH AN IN VIVO SULFATION METHOD.


FATAL MENINGITIS RELATED TO STAPES OPERATION. REPORT OF A CASE WITH TEMPORAL BONE STUDY.


VESTIBULOSPINAL REFLEXES. V. ACUTE DISTURBANCES OF VESTIBULAR  FUNCTION AFTER OPERATIONS ON THE STAPES, ESPECIALLY AS EVALUATED BY THE STEPPING TEST.


BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES OF OTOSCLEROSIS. I. DISTRIBUTION OF SERUM HAPTOGLOBINS, ESTERASES, AND ALKALINE AND ACID PHOSPHATASES.


DIAGNOSIS OF ANATOMIC OBSTRUCTIONS OF THE AIRWAYS. ABSTRACT.


SAKURAI INJECTABLE SILICONE FORMULA. PRELIMINARY REPORT.


PROBLEMS IN MANAGEMENT OF NASAL FRACTURES.


USE OF SILICONES IN PLASTIC SURGERY.

USE OF SILICONES IN PLASTIC SURGERY.


LATERAL OSTEOTOMY IN RHINOPLASTY. FURTHER CONSIDERATIONS.


FRACTURES OF THE MIDDLE FACIAL SKELETON.


CURRENT STATUS OF DERMABRASION. A REAPPRAISAL.


ADVANTAGES OF SHATTER-FRACTURE LATERAL OSTEOTOMY. A NEW TECHNIQUE.


SINGLE-STAGE FRONTAL SINUS OBLITERATION. BONE GRAFT PLASTIC REPAIR.


GRANULAR CELL MYOBLASTOMA OF THE ESOPHAGUS. A CASE REPORT.


NEW CONCEPTS OF ADENOIDECTOMY HEMORRHAGES. THE BASISPHENOID VESSELS.


POST-TONSILLECTOMY HEMORRHAGE DUE TO UNDISCOVERED LEUKEMIA.


MEDICAL AUDIOLOGY.

MEDICAL AUDIOLOGY.


VEIN GRAFTS IN THE VENOUS SYSTEM.

VEIN GRAFTS IN THE VENOUS SYSTEM.


INTENTIONAL HEMODILUTION. USE OF A ROTATING DISC OXYGENATOR PRIMED WITH ACID CITRATE DEXTROSE BLOOD AND LOW MOLECULAR WEIGHT DEXTRAN: A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


POST-TRAUMATIC VASOSPASM: ROLE OF THERMAL MEASUREMENT.


INTENTIONAL HEMODILUTION.

INTENTIONAL HEMODILUTION.


NEW IODINE COMPOUND FOR DEGERMING SKIN SURFACE.


WHOLE-BODY HYPOTHERMIA IN AMMONIA INTOXICATION. EFFECT ON MONKEYS WITH PORTACAVAL SHUNTS.


CARCINOMA OF THE BILE DUCTS.

CARCINOMA OF THE BILE DUCTS.


EFFECT OF SIMULATED GALLSTONES ON GUINEA PIG GALLBLADDERS.


PRIMARY NONSPECIFIC ULCERATION OF THE SMALL BOWEL.


SURGICAL ASPECTS OF HISTOPLASMOSIS.

SURGICAL ASPECTS OF HISTOPLASMOSIS.


VISCERAL LESIONS IN ACUTE PANCREATITIS. AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY.


RADICAL PANCREATODUODENECTOMY  AND PORTAL VEIN RESECTION. REPORT OF TWO SUCCESSFUL CASES WITH TRANSPLANTATION OF PORTAL VEIN.


GASTRIC ULCERS--MANAGEMENT.

GASTRIC ULCERS--MANAGEMENT.


PANCREATIC DUCTS AND POSTOPERATIVE PANCREATITIS.


REPAIR OF TRAUMATIC FISTULAS OF THE PAROTID DUCT.


LETHAL PROPERTIES OF A RAPIDLY POLYMERIZING ADHESIVE. PRODUCT USED IN NONSUTURE SURGERY.


LEFT SUPERIOR VENA CAVA WITH ANOMALOUS INFERIOR VENA CAVA. REPORT OF A CASE WITH ASSOCIATED ATRIAL SEPTAL DEFECT AND PULMONIC STENOSIS, SUCCESSFULLY CORRECTED.


POPLITEAL ANEURYSM WITH OSTEOCHONDROMA OF THE FEMUR.


ACUTE CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME. MEDIAN ARTERY THROMBOSIS AS CAUSE.


CARTILAGE SPEEDS HEALING IN DIABETIC WOUNDS.


SEVERITY OF RENAL INJURY INCIDENT TO ABDOMINAL AORTOGRAPHY. EFFECT OF CONCENTRATION OF CONTRAST SOLUTION.


CERAMIC-PLASTIC MATERIAL AS A BONE SUBSTITUTE.


THE CAST SYNDROME. A CASE REPORT.

THE CAST SYNDROME. A CASE REPORT.


INTRAPERITONEAL HEMORRHAGE DUE TO UTERINE FIBROID. REPORT OF A CASE IN LATE PREGNANCY.


OXIDIZED REGENERATED CELLULOSE FOR HEPATIC HEMOSTASIS.


NASOGASTRIC TUBE AND PULMONARY VENTILATION.


ANEURYSM OF SPLENIC ARTERY WITH CALCIFICATION.


SECRETORY STUDIES IN  FROZEN HEIDENHAIN POUCHES.


BELOW-KNEE AMPUTATION IN PATIENTS WITH DIABETES MELLITUS.


GRANULAR CELL MYOBLASTOMA OF THE BREAST.


PULMONARY EMBOLISM. HISTORICAL ASPECTS.

PULMONARY EMBOLISM. HISTORICAL ASPECTS.


NEW STENT FOR SUPPORT OF VEINS IN ARTERIAL GRAFTS.


SOCIAL INTERACTION AND PHYSIOLOGIC CHANGE.


CONGENITAL BRAIN MALFORMATIONS IN THE MENTALLY RETARDED.


SILENCE AS COMMUNICATION.

SILENCE AS COMMUNICATION.


ECOLOGICAL CHANGE AS A FACTOR IN RENEWED MALARIA TRANSMISSION IN AN   ERADICATED AREA. A LOCALIZED OUTBREAK OF A. AQUASALIS-TRANSMITTED MALARIA ON THE DEMERARA RIVER ESTUARY, BRITISH GUIANA, IN THE FIFTEENTH YEAR OF A. DARLINGI AND MALARIA ERADICATION. In British Guiana, the successful eradication of Anopheles darlingi and malaria from the coastal areas has caused a very rapid increase in the population and has favoured a considerable social and economic improvement and expansion of both agriculture and industry. Housing and industrial developments and the constantly expanding rice cultivation have taken over most of the accessible pasture-lands, displacing the livestock which previously abounded around villages and settlements. Mechanization on the roads and in the fields increases daily, and the horse, the mule, the donkey and the ploughing oxen are gradually becoming obsolete.In some areas these changes have already caused such an upset in the balance between the human and the livestock population that A. aquasalis, a very abundant species all along the coast, but until recently entirely "fixed" by the livestock population, is now shifting its attention from livestock to man. On the Demerara river estuary, an area where malaria transmission was interrupted sixteen years ago and where eradication has been continually maintained, this mosquito has been responsible for a sharp, but localized, outbreak of P. vivax malaria. An entirely new epidemiological problem thus presents itself.Environmental changes, introduced and fostered by successful malaria eradication, may thus cause an anopheline species, potentially capable of malaria transmission, but originally inactive and harmless as a vector, to alter its feeding habits and thereby renew transmission. The immediate and long-term significance of some secondary and potential vectors may therefore require renewed evaluation in the planning of malaria eradication campaigns.


RESULTS OF AGE-GROUPING DISSECTIONS ON FOUR SPECIES OF ANOPHELES FROM SOUTHERN GHANA. The entomological survey during the preparatory phase of the Malaria Eradication Pilot Project in Ghana included a programme of age-grouping dissections on the local malaria vectors. After an initial year spent on the older methods, some 1700 female mosquitos were dissected following Detinova's techniques. These latter results, though limited to a division of the nulliparous from the parous, are examined in detail to discover what they reveal of the age-structure of the anopheline populations concerned.Analysis of the proportion parous of A. gambiae populations showed, inter alia, that they fluctuated considerably in age make-up from week to week, even though appearing fairly stable over longer periods. The risk of calculating survival probabilities without an exact knowledge of the structure of the nulliparous population is also illustrated, and it is suggested that such estimations should be restricted to an expression of the proportion parous.


A STUDY OF THE GENETICS OF DIELDRIN-RESISTANCE IN THE HOUSEFLY (MUSCA DOMESTICA L.). Reciprocal mass crosses and back-crosses were performed between two homogeneous strains of the housefly (Musca domestica L.), representing the extremes in susceptibility and resistance to dieldrin. The heterozygotes were found to be intermediate between susceptible and resistant parents, and showed no evidence of sex linkage or cytoplasmic effects. The F(2) generation segregated in an approximate ratio of 1:2:1 into susceptible, heterozygote and resistant phenotypes, while the back-cross to the susceptible parent yielded 49.8:50.2 susceptible: resistant males, and 48.8:51.2 susceptible: resistant females. Elimination of susceptible forms in the back-cross progeny by use of a discriminating dosage and interbreeding the survivors produced offspring segregating into 26% susceptible, 50.1% heterozygote and 23.9% resistant, in excellent statistical agreement with a ratio of 1:2:1 expected in simple Mendelian inheritance. It is concluded that resistance to dieldrin in the housefly strain studied is due primarily to a major single pair of alleles or to a number of closely linked alleles so that they are inherited as a single unit.


ABERRATIONS OF THE EYE AND THEIR EFFECTS ON VISION. II.


PSYCHO-OPTICAL MOVEMENTS OF THE EYES. II.


INDUCED REGRESSION OF DIELDRIN-RESISTANCE IN THE HOUSEFLY (MUSCA DOMESTICA L.). A high degree of resistance to cyclodiene insecticides, which appeared in a previously susceptible housefly strain maintained without exposure to insecticides but propagated from early-emerging adults to increase susceptibility to DDT, was found to be due to a single autosomal factor. Subsequent selection of a substrain for late adult emergence over 50 generations was unsuccessful in materially reversing the dieldrin-resistance or in demonstrating that selection of early-emerging flies was responsible for its appearance. However, selection and propagation of the knockdown-susceptible fraction of the population with lindane over 30 generations eliminated cyclodiene-resistance entirely. This method can be of value in maintaining laboratory strains at a normal level of susceptibility to cyclodiene insecticides. It is apparent, nevertheless, that various manipulations of a standard strain may affect its toxicological as well as other characteristics. The authors stress that when a standard reference strain is required for an extended period of time, it should be rigorously controlled and continuously evaluated.


THE AREA DISTRIBUTION OF AN INSECTICIDE (FENTHION) SPRAYED INSIDE THE HUTS OF AN AFRICAN VILLAGE. In the course of a village-scale trial of fenthion, carried out in a village near Lagos, Nigeria, 40% fenthion water-dispersible powder was used at a 3.75% concentration. This was applied by Galeazzi "OM" sprayers with constant-pressure assemblies. The target concentration was 1.5 g/m(2). Filter-papers were placed on walls, ceilings and roof beams to determine the actual average rate of application, and glass plates were placed on the floors to determine the rate of "bounce-off" from the walls or of "drop-out" from the ceilings. The results of chemical tests show that the rate actually applied came closest to the target concentration on the walls, followed, in that order, by ceilings and roof beams. There were heavy deposits on the floors up to 30 cm away from the walls. The authors analyse the causes for the variations encountered.


DDT-RESISTANCE AND DIELDRIN-RESISTANCE IN ANOPHELES QUADRIMACULATUS. The nature and mode of inheritance of both DDT-resistance and dieldrin-resistance in Anopheles quadrimaculatus from the United States of America have been studied. Dieldrin-resistance is shown to be dependent on a single, semi-dominant, genetic factor, and DDT-resistance on a single, recessive one, though the expression of this latter factor is to some extent dependent on the genetic background. Both resistances can occur in the same mosquito but can be separated, thus indicating the independent nature of the two genetic factors involved.


THE VISUAL PROBLEMS OF HIGH SPEED FLIGHT.


A VILLAGE-SCALE TRIAL OF FENTHION AS A RESIDUAL SPRAY IN NIGERIA. In the course of an insecticide-testing programme, fenthion was applied in mud-walled huts at an intended concentration of 1.5 g/m(2) in a village near Lagos, Nigeria. This paper describes the entomological results obtained. Bio-assays on Anopheles gambiae showed an effective kill (i.e., over 70%) for 7 weeks on mud surfaces, 11 weeks on wood surfaces and 16 weeks on raffia-palm mid-ribs. No mosquitos were found in pyrethrum spray catches in the treated village for 7 weeks after the application of fenthion, although low numbers persisted in the control village near by.


STUDIES ON THE MAMMALIAN TOXICITY OF FENTHION. This paper constitutes a report on mammalian toxicological investigations of fen hion, carried out as part of the WHO malaria eradication programme, and on the conclusions drawn from them. Fenthion is found to be of intermediate toxicity to the four rodent species studied. In rats the signs of poisoning develop rather slowly but persist for several days, male rats being more susceptible than females, whereas for most phosphorothionates the converse is true. The results suggest that fenthion is not simply oxidized from the P=S compound to the P=O. It has been stated that the sulfoxide and sulfone are produced before the P=S-->P=O oxidation takes place, but experiments suggest that further changes are involved. The findings are discussed in relation to the possible health hazard that might be encountered by those who have to apply fenthion as a residual spray.


OBSERVATIONS ON HUMAN EXPOSURE TO THE ORGANOPHOSPHORUS INSECTICIDE FENTHION IN NIGERIA. The search for substitutes for chlorinated hydrocarbon insecticides has led to the trial of organophosphorus compounds. Fenthion is promising as a residual spray in malaria eradication, but information on its human toxicology is scanty. In the work reported in this paper the inhabitants of a Nigerian village have been studied during a trial of fenthion. Moderate depressions of plasma cholinesterase were observed for five weeks after spraying, though there was no effect on red blood cell cholinesterase. A search was also made for other possible effects, including measurements of peak expiratory flow rate. No serious toxic effects were found.


INITIAL FIELD STUDIES IN UPPER VOLTA WITH DICHLORVOS RESIDUAL FUMIGANT AS A MALARIA ERADICATION TECHNIQUE. 1. GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS. Laboratory and simulated field tests have shown that dichlorvos, a volatile insecticide, can be prepared in a solid formulation which releases the dichlorvos vapour over a period of several months at a relatively uniform rate high enough to kill adult anopheline mosquitos but low enough to have no effect on man and the higher animals.A field experiment is in progress in Wakara, Upper Volta, to evaluate the residual fumigant technique under practical field conditions. Chemical, biological, toxicological and epidemiological data obtained during the first nine months indicate that the method produced dichlorvos vapours in a concentration effective against mosquitos for 3 to 5 months per treatment, that the occupants of the treated dwellings showed no detectable effects from the insecticidal vapours, and that the malaria rates were reduced by 38%-55% among the population of the treated village as compared with a nearby untreated control village.


CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL BEHAVIOUR OF FENTHION  RESIDUES. Previous experiments at the University of California Citrus Research Center and Agricultural Experiment Station indicated that compounds incorporating the methylthiophenyl group-such as the insecticide fenthion-were highly susceptible to oxidation. Since the stability of fenthion and the properties of its degradation products have an important bearing not only on the efficacy of the insecticide but also on its toxicity to mammals under operating conditions, studies on the chemical and biological behaviour of fenthion and its residues have recently been carried out at the Center.The activity of fenthion against susceptible and resistant houseflies and mosquitos was compared with that of its principal oxidation products. Most of these products were similar to fenthion in their activity against houseflies, but appeared to be much less water-stable since they were considerably less effective against mosquito larvae. Stability tests showed that, in the presence of sunlight and air, fenthion was completely transformed into its sulfoxide and sulfone oxidation products within one to three days, and that these products were rapidly decomposed to non-insecticidal compounds. Upon heating, fenthion was rapidly isomerized to the S-methyl isomer.


INITIAL FIELD STUDIES IN UPPER VOLTA WITH DICHLORVOS RESIDUAL FUMIGANT AS A MALARIA ERADICATION TECHNIQUE. 3. TOXICOLOGICAL EVALUATION. The residual fumigant technique involving the use of dichlorvos in the solid dispenser formulation employed in the study reported in this paper appears to offer no hazard to the occupants of houses treated at the rate of one dispenser per 500 cubic feet (14 m(3)) in so far as dichlorvos vapour toxicity is concerned. Even the maximum dosage rate tested (one dispenser per 60 cubic feet (1.7 m(3)) or 28 dispensers in a two-room house) did not produce observable effects on the occupants of the houses. This maximum rate far exceeds that necessary for malaria eradication operations, thereby affording an additional safety factor.


INITIAL FIELD STUDIES IN UPPER VOLTA WITH DICHLORVOS RESIDUAL FUMIGANT AS A MALARIA ERADICATION TECHNIQUE. 2. ENTOMOLOGICAL EVALUATION. In mud houses in Wakara, Upper Volta, dichlorvos dispensers installed at the rate of one dispenser per approximately 500 cubic feet (14 m(3)) produced 70% or higher average kills of adult Aëdes aegypti, exposed overnight in screen wire cages suspended at levels of 6 feet (1.8 m) and 2 feet (0.6 m), for approximately three months during the wet season and four months during the dry season. Average kills of 96% and 80% were obtained in the dry season at the 6-foot and 2-foot levels, respectively, with 6-hour daytime exposures 17-22 weeks after treatment.


DICHLORVOS AS A RESIDUAL FUMIGANT IN MUD, PLYWOOD AND BAMBOO HUTS. In experiments conducted at Savannah, Ga., dichlorvos dispensers of montan (lignite) wax installed at a rate of six units per 1000 cubic feet (28 m(3)) in huts with mud or bamboo walls and with thatched roofs produced kills of caged Anopheles quadrimaculatus (12 hours' exposure) at or above 95% for 5-6 weeks. The doors, windows, and eaves of the huts were open for maximum ventilation. In a non-ventilated plywood hut, a single dispenser gave effective kills for 7 months but in a non-ventilated mud hut the period was 5 months. Air concentrations of dichlorvos in the mud hut were shown to be definitely lower than those in a plywood hut at the same dosage level.


A VILLAGE-SCALE TRIAL WITH DICHLORVOS AS A RESIDUAL FUMIGANT INSECTICIDE IN SOUTHERN NIGERIA. Hut and village-scale trials with solid and liquid-type dichlorvos dispensers were carried out in 1961 in the vicinity of Lagos, Nigeria, by the WHO Insecticide Testing Unit. Bioassay results indicated that with a single application satisfactory mortalities of caged mosquitos could be obtained for a period of 12-13 weeks in mud-walled huts, whether with galvanized corrugated-iron roofs or with thatched roofs. Chemical analysis of air samples showed that satisfactory concentrations of dichlorvos vapour were maintained throughout the huts for about 12 weeks, after which time sublethal concentrations were observed first near the floors of the dwellings. No depression in blood or plasma cholinesterase was noted in the exposed inhabitants


A SIMPLE AND SENSITIVE METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION  OF DICHLORVOS IN AIR.


ASSESSMENT OF THE RESIDUAL TOXICITY TO ANOPHELES GAMBIAE OF THE INSECTICIDES UC-10584 AND BAYER 39007.


AN ADDITIONAL NOTE REGARDING MEASUREMENT OF THE EXPOSURE OF WORKERS TO PESTICIDES.


ASSESSMENT OF THE RESIDUAL TOXICITY TO ANOPHELES GAMBIAE OF THE INSECTICIDES SEVIN AND SUMITHION.


MOLLUSCICIDAL QUALITIES OF BAYLUSCIDE (BAYER 73) REVEALED BY 6-HOUR AND 24-HOUR EXPOSURES AGAINST REPRESENTATIVE STAGES AND SIZES OF AUSTRALORBIS GLABRATUS.


EGG CLUTCHES AS AGAINST INDIVIDUAL EGGS OF AUSTRALORBIS GLABRATUS AS TEST UNITS IN MOLLUSCICIDE EVALUATION.


CEREBRAL VASCULAR INSUFFICIENCY.

CEREBRAL VASCULAR INSUFFICIENCY.


REPORT OF A CASE OF CAVERNOUS HEMANGIOMA OF THE DURA MATER IN A 2-DAY OLD NEWBORN.


THE LEUCOPLAKIC VULVA. PREMALIGNANT DETERMINANTS.


THROMBOEMBOLIC DISEASE IN OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY.


ACUTE RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS IN CIVILIAN ADULTS. II. CLINICAL AND SEROLOGIC OBSERVATIONS IN A VACCINE STUDY GROUP.


A CASE OF TETRALOGY OF FALLOT IN A DOG.

A CASE OF TETRALOGY OF FALLOT IN A DOG.


PRESUMPTIVE ORMOND'S DISEASE: REMISSION FOLLOWING STEROID THERAPY.


MEPROBAMATE INTOXICATION TREATED BY PERITONEAL DIALYSIS: REPORT OF A CASE.


AN INFREQUENT SURGICAL ERROR: GASTROILEOSTOMY.


JOINT PAIN AND PULMONARY DISEASE.

JOINT PAIN AND PULMONARY DISEASE.


HOW TO AVOID SURGICAL DIFFICULTIES.

HOW TO AVOID SURGICAL DIFFICULTIES.


SIMPLE DEVICE FOR MANAGEMENT OF VISCERO CUTANEOUS FISTULAS.


PHYSICAL THERAPY FOR THE HEART SURGERY PATIENT.


PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS IN HEMIPLEGIA.

PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS IN HEMIPLEGIA.


MANAGEMENT OF THERMAL TRAUMA.

MANAGEMENT OF THERMAL TRAUMA.


ASSISTIVE DEVICE FOR LOCKING BRACE KNEE JOINT.


A STANDING TABLE FOR HOME USE.

A STANDING TABLE FOR HOME USE.


IMMUNOLOGICAL HETEROGENEITY OF RABBIT ANTIBODY FRAGMENTS AGAINST TAKA-AMYLASE A.


INTRACELLULAR LOCALIZATION OF TYROSINASE IN MELANOCYTE.


SEPARATION OF METHYL N-ACETYL-D-GLUCOSAMINIDE ANOMERS.


ACCUMULATION OF SEDOHEPTULOSE BY STREPTOMYCETES.


THE MAGNESIUM BINDING CONSTANTS OF ADENOSINETRIPHOSPHATE AND SOME OTHER COMPOUNDS ESTIMATED BY THE USE OF FLUORESCENCE OF MAGNESIUM-8-HYDROXYQUINOLINE.


ENZYMATIC MODIFICATION OF PHENYLAZOBENZOYL-TAKA-AMYLASE A. III. TERMINAL GROUPS AND AMINO ACID COMPOSITION OF THE PROTEOLYTICALLY MODIFIED PHENYLAZOBENZOYLTAKA-AMYLASE A.


STUDIES ON ITACONATE METABOLISM. II. CITRAMALATE METABOLISM IN PSEUDOMONAS FLUORESCENS GROWN ON ITACONATE.


STERO-BILE ACIDS AND BILE STEROLS. LIII. SYNTHESIS AND METABOLISM OF CHOLIC ALDEHYDE.


STERO-BILE ACIDS AND BILE STEROLS. LI. ISOLATION OF 3ALPHA, 7ALPHA, 12ALPHA- TRIHYDROXY-DELTA-24-HOMO-5ALPHA-CHOLENE FROM BULL FROG BILE.


STUDIES ON THE CHEMICAL STRUCTURE OF COLISTIN. I. FRACTIONATION, MOLECULAR WEIGHT DETERMINATION, AMINO ACID AND FATTY ACID COMPOSITION.


EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON P-CHLORONITROBENZENE POISONING IN RABBIT. EFFECT OF P-CHLORONITROBENZENE UPON THE OXYGEN AFFINITY OF HEMOGLOBIN.


CHARACTERISTICS OF CATECHOL OXYGENASE FROM  BREVIBACTERIUM FUSCUM.


EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON NITROGLYCOL POISONING IN RABBITS. EFFECT OF NITROGLYCOL UPON THE BLOOD.


ISOLATION OF A NEW BILE ACID, BUFONIC ACID I, FROM TOAD BILE.


MOLECULAR STABILITY AND REVERSIBILITY OF DENATURATION OF BACILLUS SUBTILIS ALPHA-AMYLASE. II. REGENERATION OF UREA DENATURED ENZYME BY REMOVAL OR DILUTION OF UREA.


INTRACELLULAR TRANSFER OF NUCLEIC ACID. IV. TRANSFER OF NUCLEAR NUCLEOPROTEIN INTO CYTOPLASM.


KYNURENINE TRANSAMINASE FROM HORSE KIDNEY.


RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN IMMUNOLOGICAL MEMORY AND STRUCTURE OF BACTERIAL ALPHA-AMYLASE.


ANTIBODY, LYSOZYME AND COMPLEMENT LEVELS IN ANIMALS CHEMICALLY PROTECTED AGAINST X-IRRADIATION.


THE RELATIONSHIP OF AGGLUTINOGEN TO OTHER ANTIGENS OF BORDETELLA PERTUSSIS.


BIOLOGIC PROPERTIES OF TWO PLAQUE VARIANTS OF VESICULAR STOMATITIS VIRUS (INDIANA SEROTYPE).


THE USE OF TECHNIQUES OF ABSORPTION AND ELUTION OF BOVINE ISOANTIBODIES IN THE STUDY OF SPECIFICITY OF ANTIGEN AND ANTIBODY AND IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF TYPING REAGENTS.


THE IMMUNOLOGIC RESPONSE OF DOGS TO SOLUBLE PROTEIN ANTIGENS.


INFECTIOUS RIBONUCLEIC ACID OF JAPANESE B ENCEPHALITIS VIRUS: OPTIMAL CONDITIONS FOR ITS EXTRACTION AND FOR PLAQUE FORMATION IN CHICK EMBRYO CELL MONOLAYERS, AND SOME BIOLOGIC PROPERTIES.


SEROLOGIC STUDIES ON SUBCLINICAL MELIOIDOSIS.


PROTECTION OF MICE AGAINST IRRADIATION AND TETANUS BY HOMOLOGOUS BONE MARROW CELLS FROM HYPERIMMUNIZED DONORS.


DECLINE OF ANTIBODY AND IMPAIRED ANAMNESIS FOLLOWING X-RAY.


STUDIES ON SYSTEMIC REACTIVITY TO PURIFIED PROTEIN DERIVATIVE (PPD) AND ENDOTOXIN. II. SYSTEMIC REACTIVITY TO ENDOTOXIN IN PYRIDOXINE-DEFICIENT GUINEA PIGS AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO SYSTEMIC REACTIVITY TO PPD.


STUDIES ON SYSTEMIC REACTIVITY TO PURIFIED PROTEIN DERIVATIVE (PPD) AND ENDOTOXIN. I. SYSTEMIC REACTIVITY TO PPD IN PYRIDOXINE-DEFICIENT GUINEA PIGS.


IMMUNOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON  PULLULAN, AN EXTRACELLULAR POLYSACCHARIDE FROM PULLULARIA PULLULANS.


THE RESPONSE OF INBRED RABBITS TO VACCINIA VIRUS INFECTION.


THE INFLUENCE OF HEMOLYSIS OR BLOOD LOSS ON SUSCEPTIBILITY TO INFECTION.


THE PRESENCE OF THE RAGWEED-BINDING ANTIBODIES IN THE BETA-2A, BETA-2M, AND GAMMA GLOBULINS OF THE SENSITIVE INDIVIDUALS.


STUDIES ON THE HETEROGENEITY OF THE RATE OF COMBINATION OF ANTIBODY WITH ANTIGEN.


HEMOLYTIC PROPERTIES OF EASTERN AND WESTERN EQUINE ENCEPHALOMYELITIS VIRUSES.


ISOMERIC 2-ACETOXYTROPINE METHIODIDES.

ISOMERIC 2-ACETOXYTROPINE METHIODIDES.


ANALGETICS BASED ON THE PYRROLIDINE RING. II.


ANABOLIC AGENTS: DERIVATIVES OF 2-HALO 5ALPHA-ANDROST-1-ENE.


SYNTHESIS AND BIOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF 9-SARCOSINE OXYTOCIN.


SYNTHESIS AND ANALGESIC ACTIVITY OF A NEW BRIDGED HETEROCYCLIC SYSTEM.


THE SYNTHESIS AND GAMMA-AMINOBUTYRIC ACID TRANSAMINASE INHIBITION OF AMINOOEXY ACIDS AND RELATED COMPOUNDS.


THE FATE AND EXCRETION OF POLYTHIAZIDE IN THE DOG.


STRUCTURE-ACTIVITY RELATIONSHIPS IN A  SERIES OF ANTICONVULSANT AND HYPNOTIC BICYCLIC CARBOXAMIDES.


REDUCTION OF NITROFURANS. I. AMINOFURANS.


THE METABOLITES OF ERGOMETRINE AND LYSERGIC ACID DIETHYLAMIDE IN RAT BILE.


BLOCKADE OF ADRENERGIC ALPHA-RECEPTORS BY A CARBONIUM ION.


MONOAMINE OXIDASE INHIBITORS. III. STRUCTURAL VARIATIONS  IN 1-ALKYL AND 1-ARALKYL-1(OR 2)-ACYLHYDRAZINES.


POTENTIAL PURINE ANTAGONISTS. XXXI. THE PREPARATION OF CERTAIN 9-ALKYL-2-AMINO-6-PURINETHIOLS AND RELATED DERIVATIVES AS ANTITUMOR AGENTS.


POTENTIAL HYPOGLYCEMIC AGENTS: 1,3,4-OXADIAZOLES AND RELATED COMPOUNDS.


NON-CLASSICAL ANTIMETABOLITES. VII. THE BRIDGE PRINCIPLE OF SPECIFICITY WITH EXO-ALKYLATING IRREVERSIBLE INHIBITORS.


SYNTHESIS AND BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF PYRIDOXINE ANALOGS.


ALPHA, BETA-UNSATURATED KETONE DERIVATIVES OF ARYLOXYACETIC ACIDS, A NEW CLASS OF DIURETICS.


SYNTHETIC AMEBICIDES. VI. BENZO(B)(1,8)PHENANTHROLINES, BENZO(B)(1,10)PHENANTHROLINES, DIBENZO(B,H)(1,6)NAPHTHYRIDINES, AND BENZO(H)QUINO(4,3-B) QUINOLINES.


DEGRADATION OF CORTICOSTEROIDS. VII. THE SYNTHESIS OF 7-MEMBERED RING-A ENOL-LACTONES.


THE PREPARATION AND ANTITUMOR ACTIVITY OF CERTAIN DERIVATIVES OF 6-MERCAPTOPURINE.


VERATRUM ALKALOIDS. XLIX. THE STRUCTURES AND CONFIGURATIONS OF SABINE AND SABADINE.


6-DEOXYTETRACYCLINES. II. NITRATIONS AND SUBSEQUENT REACTIONS.


TUMOR INHIBITORS. I. ARISTOLOCHIC ACID, THE ACTIVE PRINCIPLE  OF ARISTOLOCHIA INDICA.


INTESTINAL ANTHELMINTICS. I. THE PREPARATION OF BIS(2,4,5TRICHLOROPHENOL)-PIPERAZINE SALT (TRICLOFENOL PIPERAZINE) AND OTHER PHENOL-PIPERAZINE SALTS.


STRUCTURE-ACTIVITY RELATIONSHIPS IN A SERIES OF ANTICONVULSANT BICYCLIC ACYLUREAS.


THYROXINE ANALOGS. VI. SYNTHESIS AND ANTIGOITROGENIC ACTIVITY OF 3,5-DIIODO-4-(4'-AMINOPHENOXY)-L-PHENYLALANINES, INCLUDING THE 4'-AMINO ANALOG OF 3,5,3'-TRIIODO-L-THYRONINE.


PYRIMIDINES. VIII. PYRIMIDINE DERIVATIVES OF THIOGUANINE.


SOME ASPECTS OF THE CHEMISTRY OF 5-ETHYL-6-PHENYL-META-THIAZANE-  2,4-DIONE, AN ANESTHETIC AGENT.


HYPOCHOLESTEROLEMIC AGENTS. I. 20ALPHA(2-DIALKYLAMINOETHYL)AMINOPREGN-5-EN-3BETA-OL DERIVATIVES.


THE SYNTHESES AND PHARMACOLOGICAL ACTIVITIES OF AMIDE, SULFAMIDE, AND UREA DERIVATIVES OF 4,6-DIAMINOPYRIMIDINES.


ANTINEOPLASTIC AGENTS. V. THE AROMATIC SYSTEM OF PODOPHYLLOTOXIN (PART B).


APPARENT DISSOCIATION CONSTANTS OF HALOARALKYLAMINES.


STUDIES ON MONOAMINE OXIDASE INHIBITORS. I. THE AUTOXIDATION OF BETA-PHENYLISOPROPYLHYDRAZINE AS A MODEL REACTION FOR IRREVERSIBLE MONOAMINE OXIDASE INHIBITION.


ACETYLENIC AMINES. III. THE HALOETHYNYL DERIVATIVES.


ANTIRADIATION COMPOUNDS. II. DITHIOCARBAMATES.


SYNTHESIS AND HYPOTENSIVE ACTIVITY OF UNSYMMETRICALLY SUBSTITUTED ACETYLENIC BIS-QUATERNARY AMMONIUM COMPOUNDS AND CERTAIN OF THEIR REDUCTION PRODUCTS.


PYRROLIDINES. VIII. 3-ACYLOXY-3-ARYL-1-  ETHYL- AND -1-METHYLPYRROLIDINES.


ANTITUBERCULOUS AGENTS. II. N,N'-DIISOPROPYLETHYLENEDIAMINE AND ANALOGS.


ANTIDIABETIC AGENTS. N4-ARYLSULFONYLSEMICARBAZIDES.


SYNTHESIS OF CHROMOGENIC SUBSTRATES FOR THE ASSAY OF AMINOPEPTIDASE ACTIVITY.


THE BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF CERTAIN 17 ALPHA,20;20,21-  BISMETHYLENEDIOXY CORTICOID DERIVATIVES.


C(19)-SUBSTITUTED STEROID HORMONE ANALOGS. I. 17BETA-HYDROXY-3-  OXOANDROST-4-ENE-19-NITRILE.


SYNTHESIS AND BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF SOME 4-(SUBSTITUTED)  AMINOPYRIMIDINES.


SYNTHESIS OF POTENTIAL "DUAL ANTAGONISTS." I. SOME BIS(1-AZIRIDINYL)PHOSPHINYL CARBAMATES AND THEIR STRUCTURAL ANALOGS.


SYNTHESIS OF COMPOUNDS RELATED TO 2-(O-CHLORO-  PHENYL)-2-(P-CHLOROPHENYL)-1,1-DICHLOROETHANE.


DERIVATIVES OF 6-  AMINOPENICILLANIC ACID. III. REACTIONS WITH N-SUBSTITUTED PHTHALAMIC ACIDS.


SYNTHESIS OF SYDNONES AND SYDNONE IMINES.


N(ALPHA-D-PENICILLOYL) AMINES AS UNIVALENT HAPTEN INHIBITORS OF ANTIBODYDEPENDENT ALLERGIC REACTIONS TO PENICILLIN.


SYNTHESIS OF POTENTIAL ANTINEOPLASTIC AGENTS. XXXI. 9-ALKYL-9H-PURINES.


IN VITRO METABOLISM OF 2-CHLORO-10(3-DIMETHYLAMINOPROPYL)-PHENOTHIAZINE. III. ISOLATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF METABOLITES.


DISUBSTITUTED PROGESTERONES. THE 6,16-CHLORO AND METHYL SERIES.


CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC NITROFURANS. VIII. THE SYNTHESIS OF CERTAIN 3,4-DICHLORO-5-NITROFURANS.


1,8-NAPHTHYRIDINE DERIVATIVES. A NEW CLASS OF CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC AGENTS.


SOME NEW SYNTHETIC FLAVONOID GLYCOSIDES RELATED IN STRUCTURE TO PHLORIZIN.


STRONG ANALGESICS. SOME 1-SUBSTITUTED 4-PHENYL-4-  PROPIONOXYPIPERIDINES.


GUANIDINES WITH ANTIHYPERTENSIVE ACTIVITY. II.


STRUCTURE-ACTIVITY RELATIONSHIPS OF ETHYLENIMINES. II. METHYL-  SUBSTITUTED DERIVATIVES OF TETRAMIN.


BICYCLIC BASES.IV. ARYL SUBSTITUTED BRIDGED HYDROISOINDOLINES.


SYNTHESIS AND DIURETIC ACTIVITY OF 3,3-SPIRO-SUBSTITUTED HYDROTHIAZIDES.


CARDIAC ACTIVITY OF NEWER DIGITALIS GLYCOSIDES AND AGLYCONES.


DICARBAMATES AND THIOLCARBAMATES.

DICARBAMATES AND THIOLCARBAMATES.


SYNTHESIS OF CERTAIN C-2 AND C-6 SUBSTITUTED DERIVATIVES OF 9ALPHA-FLUORO-16ALPHA-HYDROXYHYDROCORTISONE 16,17-ACETONIDE.


STRUCTURE-ACTIVITY RELATIONSHIPS OF 1-((3-INDOLYL)ALKYL)-4-  ARYLPIPERAZINES. A NEW SERIES OF TRANQUILIZERS.


16-ALKYLATED PROGESTERONES.

16-ALKYLATED PROGESTERONES.


SYNTHESIS AND ANTITUMOR ACTIVITY OF 2-AMINO-1-METHYLPURINE-  6-THIONE.


THE SYNTHESIS OF 6-FLUORO-9-METHYLPURINE.


THE ANTITUMOR ACTIVITY OF 2-AMINO-6-ALKYLTHIO-9-(BETA-DRIBOFURANOSYLPURINES AND RELATED DERIVATIVES OF 2-AMINO-6-PURINETHIOL (THIOGUANINE).


PYRIMIDINES. IX. 4- AND 5-  (SUBSTITUTED-ANILINO)PYRIMIDINES.


4-(3-CHLORO-9-ACRIDINYLAMINO)-ALPHA-AMINO-O-CRESOL 10-OXIDES.


5-BENZYL-2,4-DIAMINOPYRIMIDINES AS ANTIBACTERIAL  AGENTS. I. SYNTHESIS AND ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITY IN VITRO.


3-CHLORO-9-(4-DIETHYLAMINO-1-  METHYLBUTYLAMINO)-ACRIDINE 10-OXIDE AND OTHER 9-AMINOACRIDINE N-OXIDES.


9-AMINO-2,3-DIMETHOXY-6-NITROACRIDINE 10-OXIDES.


SYNTHESIS OF AMINOSUGAR NUCLEOSIDES.

SYNTHESIS OF AMINOSUGAR NUCLEOSIDES.


MONO- AND DIFLUORINATION OF STEROIDS AT C-16 THROUGH ENAMINE INTERMEDIATES.


NEW PSYCHOTROPIC AGENTS. II. DERIVATIVES OF 5,6-DIHYDRODIBENZ(B,E)AZEPINE (5,6-DIHYDROMORPHANTHRIDINE).


THE SYNTHESIS OF SOME ACIDIC AMINO ACIDS POSSESSING NEUROPHARMACOLOGICAL ACTIVITY.


HYPOCHOLESTEROLEMIC AGENTS. III. N-METHYL-N(DIALKYLAMINO)ALKYL-17BETA-AMINOANDROST-5-EN-3BETA-OL DERIVATIVES.


HYPOCHOLESTEROLEMIC AGENTS. II. 2BETA-HALO-5ALPHA-ANDROSTANE DERIVATIVES.


5-ISONITROSORHODANINES.


A CHEMICAL AND PHARMACOLOGICAL STUDY OF SOME COMPOUNDS DERIVED FROM 3,4-XYLIDINE.


SELECTIVE ADRENAL CORTICAL AND GONADAL INHIBITORS.


THE SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF STASIS ULCERS.


ACETYLHYDRAZINE AS AN INTERMEDIATE IN THE METABOLISM OF AROYLHYDRAZINES.


2-SUBSTITUTED CYCLOPROPYLAMINES. I. DERIVATIVES AND ANALOGS OF 2-PHENYLCYCLOPROPYLAMINE.


SALICYLATE POISONING IN CHILDREN.

SALICYLATE POISONING IN CHILDREN.


2-SUBSTITUTED CYCLOPROPYLAMINES. II. EFFECT OF STRUCTURE UPON MONOAMINE OXIDASE-INHIBITORY ACTIVITY AS MEASURED IN VIVO BY POTENTIATION OF TRYPTAMINE CONVULSIONS.


RESEARCHES IN THE SERIES OF  1,4-BENZODIOXANE. XXIV. SSYNTHESIS AND PHARMACOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF SOME 2-(1-AMINOETHYL)-  1,4-BENZODIOXANES.


THE EFFECT OF METHOXYPHENYL SUBSTITUTIONS ON THE STRYCHNINE-LIKE ACTIVITY OF ARYLDIAZAADAMANTANONES AND ARYLDIAZAADA-  MANTANOLS.


MUSHROOM POISONING.

MUSHROOM POISONING.


RECENT ADVANCES IN THROMBO-EMBOLISM.

RECENT ADVANCES IN THROMBO-EMBOLISM.


A STUDY OF THE REACTION OF THE ASCORBIC-DEHYDROASCORBIC ACID SYSTEM AND RELATED MODEL COMPOUNDS WITH AMPHETAMINE.


SULFANILAMIDOPYRIMIDINES. II. 4-SULFANILAMIDOPYRIMIDINES AND CERTAIN 4,6-DISUBSTITUTED PYRIMIDINES.


LEFT BUNDLE BRANCH BLOCK.

LEFT BUNDLE BRANCH BLOCK.


THYROXINE ANALOGS. VIII. 3-METHYL- AND 3,5-DIMETHYL-DL-THYRONINES AND IODINATED DERIVATIVES.


NEURONAL SYSTEMS CONTROLLING MITRAL CELL EXCITABILITY.


PHENYL-BRIDGED ANALOGS OF PHENYLBUTAZONE.


SURFACE CHARACTERISTICS OF DOG CHYLOMICRA AND SOME  LIPID MODELS.


FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION IN THE TRIGEMINAL MAIN SENSORY AND ROSTRAL SPINAL NUCLEI OF THE CAT.


METHANESULFONATES OF TERTIARY AND QUATERNARY AMINO ALCOHOLS.


TOXIC CONSTITUENTS OF RAYLESS GOLDENROD.


SOME 2-SUBSTITUTED 2H-1,4-BENZOXAZIN-3(4H)-ONES.


A SINGLE-NEURONE INVESTIGATION OF SOMATOTOPIC ORGANIZATION WITHIN THE CAT'S TRIGEMINAL BRAIN-STEM NUCLEI.


SPASMOLYTIC 1,2,5-TRISUBSTITUTED PYRROLES.


ALDEHYDE HYDRAZONE DERIVATIVES IN CANCER CHEMOTHERAPY.


CONSTITUENTS OF COCCULUS LEAEBA DC--CORRECTION FOR MISTAKEN BOTANICAL IDENTITY.


PENETRATION OF BRAIN AND BRAIN TUMORS BY INTRAVASCULAR INJECTION OF ALKYLATING AGENTS. IV.


THE AGGREGATION OF BLOOD PLATELETS.

THE AGGREGATION OF BLOOD PLATELETS.


ION MOVEMENTS AND OXYGEN CONSUMPTION IN KIDNEY CORTEX SLICES.


THE STRUCTURE OF THE  KIDNEY IN RELATION TO AGE AND DIET IN WHITE RATS DURING THE WEANING PERIOD.


OSCILLATORY POTENTIALS IN THE VISUAL SYSTEM OF CATS AND MONKEYS.


THE CHANGES IN IONIC COMPOSITION AND RESTING AND ACTION POTENTIALS IN FROG SARTORIUS MUSCLE FIBRES MAINTAINED IN VITRO.


A STUDY OF GASTRIC SECRETION AND BLOOD FLOW IN THE ANAESTHETIZED DOG.


CHANGES IN THE OXYGEN CONSUMPTION OF NEW-BORN GUINEA-PIGS AND RABBITS ON EXPOSURE TO COLD.


THE ACTION OF ACETALDEHYDE ON THE CHEMORECEPTORS OF THE CAROTID GLOMUS.


THE PROLONGATION OF SURVIVAL TIME IN ASPHYXIATED IMMATURE FOETAL LAMBS.


RESPONSES OF MITRAL CELLS TO OLFACTORY NERVE VOLLEYS IN THE RABBIT.


RESPONSES OF MITRAL CELLS TO STIMULATION OF THE LATERAL OLFACTORY TRACT IN THE RABBIT.


ADRENALS AND SPORT.

ADRENALS AND SPORT.


FITNESS FOR ADULTS.

FITNESS FOR ADULTS.


OCCUPATION AND SPORT.

OCCUPATION AND SPORT.


SWEAT AND EXERCISE.

SWEAT AND EXERCISE.


THE CHALLENGE OF THE FUTURE.

THE CHALLENGE OF THE FUTURE.


ENZYMATIC OXIDATION OF DIHYDROTHIAMINE. I. OXIDATION BY POTATO TYROSINASE.


UTILIZATION OF PYRIMIDINE MOIETY IN VIVO FOR THE BIOGENSIS OF THIAMINE IN PLANT.


ENZYMATIC OXIDATION OF DIHYDROTHIAMINE. II. OXIDATION BY CRYSTALLINE WHEAT GERM PEROXIDASE.


THE ASSESSMENT OF MAXIMAL OXYGEN INTAKE.


CHEMICAL STUDIES ON VITAMIN B12 AND ITS RELATED COMPOUNDS. III. ON THE BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF HYDROXOCOBALAMIN FOR OCHROMONAS MALHAMENSIS.


THE INTEGRATIVE ACTION OF MAN'S SPINAL CORD.


ON THE DISCOVERY OF BACILLUS THIAMINASEUS.


THE CIRCULATION OF A MARATHONER.

THE CIRCULATION OF A MARATHONER.


STUDIES ON INTERACTION OF THIAMINE OR ITS RELATED COMPOUNDS WITH PROTEINS. I. INTERACTION OF O-BENZOYLTHIAMINE DISULFIDE WITH PROTEINS.


CYCLING FOR INTELLECTUALS.

CYCLING FOR INTELLECTUALS.


ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC CHANGES DURING WORK AND PROLONGED EFFORT.


INTERVAL TRAINING IN HEART DISEASE.

INTERVAL TRAINING IN HEART DISEASE.


FOLIC ACID ABSORPTION STUDIES A COMPARISON OF TWO MICROBIOLOGICAL ASSAY TECHNIQUES.


STUDIES ON INTERACTION OF THIAMINE OR ITS RELATED COMPOUNDS WITH PROTEINS. II. INTERACTION OF O-BENZOYLTHIAMINE DISULFIDE WITH PROTEIN.


BOXER'S ENCEPHALOPATHY.

BOXER'S ENCEPHALOPATHY.


PSYCHOSOMATIC ASPECTS OF COMPETITIVE SPORTS.


BIOCHEMISTRY OF MUSCULAR CONTRACTION AND RECOVERY.


METABOLIC ACTIVITIES OF VITAMIN D IN ANIMALS. II. ACTION OF VITAMIN D3 IN ACTIVE SULFATE METABOLISM OF CHICKS.


INFLUENCE OF PANTOTHENIC ACID ANALOGUES UPON THE GERMINATION OF HIGHER PLANTS.


CLINICAL APPLICATION OF ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING APPARATUS. III.SYSTEM FOR PROCESSING OF MEDICAL RECORDS.


LEUKEMIA CLUSTER IN NILES, ILL. IMMUNOLOGIC DATA ON FAMILIES OF LEUKEMIC PATIENTS AND OTHERS.


A SIMPLE SURGICAL APPROACH TO THE MANAGEMENT OF AXILLARY HYPERIDROSIS.


CYTOLOGICAL CHANGES IN THE SWEAT GLAND IN HYPOTHYROIDISM.


A CONTROLLED CLINICAL EVALUATION OF ANTIEMETIC DRUGS.


TRIAMTERENE WITH HYDROCHLOROTHIAZIDE IN THE TREATMENT OF HYPERTENSION.


HEMOCHROMATOSIS AND CONGENITAL NONSPHEROCYTIC HEMOLYTIC ANEMIA IN SIBLINGS.


COMPUTER PROCESSING OF MEDICAL DATA BY VARIABLE-FIELD-LENGTH FORMAT.


IN VIVO AND IN VITRO RESISTANCE TO SULFADIAZINE IN STRAINS OF NEISSERIA MENINGITIDIS.


THE CAF'E CORONARY. SUDDEN DEATHS IN RESTAURANTS.


EVALUATION OF CHLORPROTHIXENE (TARACTAN).


HALOTHANE.

HALOTHANE.


THEOBALD SMITH--COMPARATIVE MICROBIOLOGIST.


CARCINOMA OF HEAD OF PANCREAS WITH SPREAD TO LOCAL LYMPH NODES. FIVE-YEAR SURVIVAL AFTER RADICAL PANCREATICODUODENECTOMY.


URETHRITIS IN MALES PRODUCED BY NEISSERIA GONORRHOEAE FROM ASYMPTOMATIC FEMALES.


DIAPHRAGMATIC FLUTTER ASSOCIATED WITH RHEUMATIC HEART DISEASE.


CUTANEOUS LEISHMANIASIS.

CUTANEOUS LEISHMANIASIS.


UNMASKING OF FALSE-NEGATIVE BLOOD CULTURES IN PATIENTS RECEIVING NEW PENICILLINS.


PNEUMATOSIS INTESTINALIS WITH ASSOCIATED RETROPERITONEAL AIR. REPORT OF A COMPLICATION OF SEVERE ASTHMA.


LACTIC DEHYDROGENASE IN SERUM OF PATIENTS WITH NEOPLASTIC DISEASE.


RE-EXAMINATION OF COLORIMETRIC ASSAY OF LACTIC DEHYDROGENASE IN SERUM.


STUDIES ON TRANSMEMBRANE ACTION POTENTIAL OF MAMMALIAN VASCULAR SMOOTH MUSCLE AND MYO-MYO-EXCITATION TRANSMISSION BETWEEN CARDIAC AND VASCULAR MUSCLE.


CLINICAL STUDY ON ANISEIKONIA.

CLINICAL STUDY ON ANISEIKONIA.


SICKNESS AND DEATH AT THE MORETON BAY CONVICT SETTLEMENT.


THE MANAGEMENT OF LEUKAEMIA IN CHILDHOOD.


FATAL "CORONARY OCCLUSION": AN ANALYSIS OF 1973 AUTOPSIES ORDERED BY THE CORONER, BRISBANE.


THE TREATMENT OF SUSPECTED VENOMOUS SNAKE BITE.


AN ANALYSIS OF SUICIDE CALLS RECEIVED BY A PERSONAL EMERGENCY ADVISORY (TELEPHONE) SERVICE.


RUPTURE OF THE PREGNANT UTERUS DUE TO NON-PENETRATING EXTERNAL TRAUMA.


SUBADVENTITIAL FIBROUS STENOSIS OF THE MAIN RENAL ARTERY.


HELPING PEOPLE TO LIVE.

HELPING PEOPLE TO LIVE.


LUNATIC ASYLUM, 100 YEARS AGO.

LUNATIC ASYLUM, 100 YEARS AGO.


INTEGRATING CLINICAL RESEARCH WITH TREATMENT.


THE GEORGIA STATE STORY.

THE GEORGIA STATE STORY.


EMERGENCY PSYCHIATRIC TREATMENT  IN A RECEIVING HOSPITAL.


GEORGIA'S NEW MENTAL HEALTH PICTURE. II. THE MILLEDGEVILLE STORY.


ADMINISTRATIVE STRUCTURE AND TREATMENT GOALS: DYSRHYTHMIA?


A NEW METHOD FOR STUDYING IODINE METABOLISM IN THE THYROID GLAND USING A DOUBLE TRACER TECHNIQUE.


BOOLEAN ALGEBRA AND CLINICAL TAXONOMY. I. ANALYTIC SYNTHESIS OF THE GENERAL SPECTRUM OF A HUMAN DISEASE.


CARDIAC FAILURE IN INFANCY: RECOGNITION AND MANAGEMENT.


BELOW-KNEE AMPUTATIONS IN PATIENTS WITH SEVERE ARTERIAL INSUFFICIENCY.


LIPOPROTEIN LIPASE INHIBITION IN THE HYPERLIPEMIA  OF ACUTE ALCOHOLIC PANCREATITIS.


LYMPH DRAINAGE IN PATIENTS WITH CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE. COMPARISON WITH FINDINGS IN HEPATIC CIRRHOSIS.


MEDICAL CARE: ITS SOCIAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL ASPECTS. THE REGIONALIZATION OF HOSPITAL SERVICES.


HEMOLYTIC REACTION AFTER NOVOBIOCIN THERAPY.


HUMAN INFLUENZA INFECTION WITH PROVED VIREMIA. REPORT OF A CASE.


SOME PATHOPHYSIOLOGIC ASPECTS OF SKIN MANIFESTATIONS IN INTERNAL DISEASE.


ANTIMICROBIAL CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC AGENTS: THE NATURE OF THEIR ACTION AND SELECTIVE TOXICITY (CONCLUDED).


THE CUTANEOUS DIAGNOSIS OF DERMATOMYOSITIS, LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS, AND SCLERODERMA.


CUTANEOUS MANIFESTATIONS OF SYSTEMIC GENETIC DISEASES.


DIABETES DETECTION SURVEY.

DIABETES DETECTION SURVEY.


RANGE OF DEPRESSION: STUDY OF 244 DEPRESSED PATIENTS.


VOCAL NODULES.

VOCAL NODULES.


CONTACT ULCER OF THE LARYNX.

CONTACT ULCER OF THE LARYNX.


POLYPOID VOCAL CORD.

POLYPOID VOCAL CORD.


VOICE THERAPY.

VOICE THERAPY.


THE SIDE-EFFECTS OF CHLOROQUINE AND HYDROXYCHLOROQUINE: RESULTS OF A COMPARATIVE STUDY IN VIVO.


CASSETTE HOLDER.

CASSETTE HOLDER.


THE HUMAN TRYPANOSOMATIDAE. I.

THE HUMAN TRYPANOSOMATIDAE. I.


MASSIVE HEMORRHAGE INTO DUODENUM FROM SUTURE LINE RUPTURE OF AORTIC GRAFT.


FATALITIES DUE TO ASPIRIN AND DDT INTOXICATIONS.


MYXOMA OF LEFT AURICLE PRESENTING SIGNS OF CEREBRAL LESION.


THE 1962 CIVIL DEFENSE EMERGENCY HOSPITAL PROGRAM.


COLLAGENOLYTIC ACTIVITY IN MAMMALIAN BONE. Collagen from bone was incubated with bone-cell homogenate. At the end of incubation the collagen had been partially broken down to ultrafiltrable units indicating that ferments with collagenolytic activity, which can be released by homogenization, exist in bone cells.


LIVING IN HIGH FLATS--PROBLEMS OF TENANTS AND MANAGEMENT.


MALATE DEHYDROGENASE: MULTIPLE FORMS IN SEPARATED BLASTOMERES OF SEA URCHIN EMBRYOS. Sea urchin embryos at the 64-cell stage were dissociated by treatment with trypsin and separated by centrifugation on a sucrose gradient. The large blastomeres have two and the small blastomeres have three bands of L-malate dehydrogenase activity, which are separated by disk microelectrophoresis on polyacrylamide gel, whereas unfertilized eggs have five.