BIOCHEMISTRY OF SPORULATION. II. ENZYMATIC CHANGES DURING SPORULATION OF BACILLUS CEREUS. Hanson, Richard S. (University of Illinois, Urbana), V. R. Srinivasan, and H. Orin Halvorson. Biochemistry of sporulation. II. Enzymatic changes during sporulation of Bacillus cereus. J. Bacteriol. 86:45-50. 1963.-It has been possible to correlate enzymatic activities of Bacillus cereus strain T with particular phases of growth and sporulation by using cultures in which the cells grow rapidly and undergo the transition from growth to sporulation in a synchronous manner. Cells harvested during vegetative growth lack a functional tricarboxylic acid cycle, and the enzymes required for the completion of this cycle are synthesized during the transition from growth to sporulation. alpha-Picolinic acid, a specific antisporogenic agent, prevented the synthesis of aconitase. Its effect on aconitase synthesis was reversed by agents capable of reversing its inhibition of sporulation, and, therefore, its antisporogenic activity is believed to be related to its ability to prevent the formation of an active tricarboxylic acid cycle, which is required for sporulation but not growth.


EFFECT OF TETRACYCLINES ON THE INTRACELLULAR AMINO ACIDS OF MOLDS. Freeman, Bob A. (University of Chicago, Chicago, Ill.) and Richard Circo. Effect of tetracyclines on the intracellular amino acids of molds. J. Bacteriol. 86:38-44. 1963.-The tetracycline antibiotics were shown to alter the amino acid metabolism of molds whose growth is not markedly affected. Eight molds were grown in the presence of these antiobiotics; four exhibited a general reduction in the concentration of the intracellular amino acids, except for glutamic acid and alanine. In most of these four cultures, the tetracyclines also caused the complete disappearance of arginine, lysine, proline, phenylalanine, and tyrosine from the intracellular amino acid pool. The significance of these observations and the usefulness of the method in the study of the mechanisms of antibiotic action are discussed.


ROLE OF ALPHA-TOXIN IN LESION FORMATION BY STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS ON SUTURES SUBCUTANEOUSLY IMPLANTED IN MICE. Taubler, James H. (University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia), Frank A. Kapral, and Stuart Mudd. Role of alpha-toxin in lesion formation by Staphylococcus aureus on sutures subcutaneously implanted in mice. J. Bacteriol. 86:51-57. 1963.-Evidence was obtained that alpha-hemolysin is essential for the development of purulent lesions by several strains of Staphylococcus aureus adsorbed onto sutures subcutaneously implanted in mice. This evidence consisted of findings that active immunization with staphylococcal toxoid afforded significant protection to subcutaneous challenge with this organism and that alpha-hemolysin-negative mutants, derived from strains 18Z and P78, were almost devoid of the ability to produce lesions by this route of infection. However, other unknown factors also appear to be essential for lesion formation since passive immunization of mice with antialpha-toxin, obtained from rabbits immunized with purified toxin, failed to afford protection. A dose-response curve for this type of infection is also presented.


SELECTIVE MEDIUM FOR FUSOBACTERIA AND LEPTOTRICHIA.


NITROGENOUS SUBSTRATES OF ENDOGENOUS RESPIRATION IN PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA. Gronlund, Audrey F. (University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada) and J. J. R. Campbell. Nitrogenous substrates of endogenous respiration in Pseudomonas aeruginosa. J. Bacteriol. 86:58-66. 1963.-The nature of the nitrogenous reserves of Pseudomonas aeruginosa that are oxidized during endogenous respiration was studied by following the changes in the chemical constituents and in the distribution of radioactivity of starving cells that had been grown on C(14)-labeled substrates. The total protein and nucleic acid of Warburg vessel contents decreased during starvation. Deoxyribonucleic acid increased slightly, whereas ribonucleic acid (RNA) decreased. C(14)O(2) was evolved from endogenously respiring cells specifically labeled in the nucleic acid fraction and from cells specifically labeled in the protein fraction. Chemical fractionation of C(14)-labeled cells showed a decrease in hot trichloroacetic acid-soluble and -insoluble compounds, indicating that the C(14)O(2) arose from the degradation of RNA and protein and not free pool compounds. A decrease in ribosomal RNA and protein was evident from physical fractionations of starved, labeled cells. An enzyme responsible for the initiation of ribosomal degradation was found to be associated with the ribosome fraction. It was concluded that oxidation of the ribonucleo-protein during endogenous respiration may be a general phenomenon in microorganisms.


NUTRITIONAL REGU.ATION OF MORPHOGENESIS IN MYXOCOCCUS XANTHUS. Dworkin, Martin (University of Minnesota, Minneapolis). Nutritional regulation of morphogenesis in Myxococcus xanthus. J. Bacteriol. 86:67-72. 1963.-Fruiting-body formation by Myxococcus xanthus can be induced by omitting phenylalanine and tryptophan from the chemically defined growth medium. This effect was specific for these two amino acids and was not attributable to a nonspecific lowering of the growth rate. A complex pool of amino acids is present in vegetative cells of M. xanthus. Nutritional environments leading to morphogenesis also result in a decrease in the level of this pool. These changes have been described.


ELECTROKINETICS AND CELL PHYSIOLOGY. II. RELATIONSHIP OF SURFACE CHARGE TO ONSET OF BACTERIAL COMPETENCE FOR GENETIC TRANSFORMATION. Jensen, Roy A. (The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute, Houston) and Felix L. Haas. Electrokinetics and cell physiology. II. Relationship of surface charge to onset of bacterial competence for genetic transformation. J. Bacteriol. 86:79-86. 1963.-A reliable cell fractionation scheme, which is sensitive to the electrokinetic properties of Bacillus subtilis cells, has been described in detail. Recipient cell populations, characterized by a wide range of competency for transformation to independence of nutritional markers, were subjected to electrokinetic fractionation. Results indicated that (i) physiological competency is directly related to the electrical charge on the cell surface, (ii) newly competent cells carry a maximal negative charge, (iii) the newly competent cell appears with spontaneous abruptness, (iv) a kinetic flow of competent cells from the highly charged fractions to the lower charged fractions indicates the progressive loss of the surface charge maintained by a competent cell, and (v), by token of the latter statement, cells competent to undergo transformation do so within a range of surface-charge values.


ELECTROKINETICS AND CELL PHYSIOLOGY. 1. EXPERIMENTAL BASIS FOR ELECTROKINETIC CELL STUDIES. Jensen, Roy A. (The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute, Houston) and Felix L. Haas. Electrokinetics and cell physiology. I. Experimental basis for electrokinetic cell studies. J. Bacteriol. 86:73-78. 1963.-The stable and regular electrokinetic pattern displayed by Bacillus subtilis cell populations was presented as the basis for precisely controlled experimental procedures. The course of electrokinetic behavior characteristic of a cell population was one which paralleled the overall physiology of the culture. The prospects of capitalizing upon this biological feature of the cell were considered in cases where portions of a cell population were separable with respect to some distinct physiological criterion. Such cell fractions may be associated with a discrete and detectable difference in the net charge residing upon the bacterial cell surface. Within a limited pore-size range, membrane filters lost or retained cells, depending upon the electrostatic interaction between cell and filter disc. Fractionation on membrane filters proved to be adjustable and could be controlled by selecting the proper ionic strength in the culture medium. Procedures of this kind have potential for the development of preparative techniques or, alternatively, as experimental vehicles for kinetic analysis.


FAILURE OF ANIMAL PASSAGE TO INCREASE THE VIRULENCE OF LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES. Silverman, Sidney J. (U.S. Army Biological Laboratories, Fort Detrick, Frederick, Md.), James F. Drawdy, and Donald A. Kautter. Failure of animal passage to increase the virulence of Listeria monocytogenes. J. Bacteriol. 86:92-94. 1963.-Three strains of Listeria monocytogenes, JHH, A4413, and 53P380, were serially passed through mice, guinea pigs, or monkeys via the intracerebral, intraperitoneal, and intraspinal routes, respectively. The first two strains had been maintained on laboratory medium for some time; strain 53P380, received in the brain of a sheep that had died of listeriosis, was never inoculated into laboratory media. The virulence of the strains was tested by the intraperitoneal or respiratory route. An apparent increase in virulence for mice of strain JHH was observed after animal passage. However, if the same strain maintained on Tryptose Agar and Brain Heart Infusion broth was injected in a suspension of normal mouse brain or spleen and liver, there was no difference in the virulence of the strain between animal-passaged and media-grown cells. An adjuvant effect was noted also with brothgrown cells suspended in mineral oil (Bayol F) or in alcohol or acetone extracts of normal mouse brain. A decrease in virulence for guinea pigs occurred with strain 53P380 after a series of passages by the intraperitoneal route in the same animal.


APPLICATIONS OF THE PLASTIC FILM TECHNIQUE IN THE ISOLATION AND STUDY OF ANAEROBIC BACTERIA. Shank, J. L. (Swift & Co., Chicago, Ill.). Applications of the plastic film technique in the isolation and study of anaerobic bacteria. J. Bacteriol. 86:95-100. 1963.-The use of plastic films as oxygen barriers on the surface of agar pour plates, in conjunction with thioglycolate and other selective and differential agents, allows the primary isolation and enumeration of clostridia and other anaerobes. Quantitative studies reveal little if any inhibition of the test organisms under these conditions, and toxin production, where it occurs, is shown to be virtually unimpaired.


TERMINAL OXIDATION IN CELL-FREE EXTRACTS OF FUNGII. Dowler, William M. (University of Illinois, Urbana), Paul D. Shaw, and David Gottlieb. Terminal oxidation in cell-free extracts of fungi. J. Bacteriol. 86:9-17. 1963.-The terminal respiration in cell-free extracts of ten representative fungi is mediated by an electron transport system similar to that observed in animal tissue. Reduced nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NADH) and succinic cytochrome c reductases and NADH oxidase activity are contained in the extracts. An antimycin-sensitive site and cytochrome oxidase are present. Dehydrogenases including glucose-6-phosphate, triose phosphate, isocitric, glutamic, succinic, and malic dehydrogenase were found, but pyruvic and alpha-ketoglutaric dehydrogenases were absent. The soluble nature of the dehydrogenases indicates probable disruption of the mitochondria, since normally these enzymes are found within the mitochondria. Particles containing most of the terminal respiratory activity could be sedimented by centrifugation at 40,000 x g for 30 min. Oxygen was utilized by cell-free extracts with NADH, succinate, and isocitrate as substrates, but not with glucose.


THE EFFECTS OF STRETCH ON IMPULSE PROPAGATION IN THE MEDIAN GIANT FIBER OF LUMBRICUS.


FURTHER DATA ON THE BIOLUMINESCENT PROTEIN, AEQUORIN.


SURFACE MUCOPOLYSACCHARIDES OF POLYOMA VIRUS TRANSFORMED CELLS.


NON-RANDOM CHROMOSOMAL ABERRATIONS IN SV 40-TRANSFORMED HUMAN CELLS.


PHARMACOLOGICAL AND MICROELECTRODE STUDIES ON THE FROG LYMPH HEART.


INTERPRETATION OF HYPERCHROMIC NERVE CELLS: RELATIVE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE TYPE  OF FIXATIVE USED, OF THE OSMOLARITY OF THE CYTOPLASM AND THE SURROUNDING FLUID IN THE  PRODUCTION OF CELL SHRINKAGE.


CYTOPLASMIC BASOPHILIA IN THE NERVE CELLS OF THE CEREBRAL CORTEX. IV. RNA  CONTENT IN THE NERVE CELLS OF THE RABBIT CORTEX.


THE OPOSSUM EAR AND EVOLUTION OF THE COILED  COCHLEA.


PYRAMIDAL TRACT IN THE CORD OF THE ELEPHANT.


OPTIC PATHWAYS IN CRYPTOBRANCHUS ALLEGHENIENSIS AS  REVEALED BY THE NAUTA TECHNIQUE.


VITAMIN A CONTENT AND SPECTRAL RESPONSE OF HOUSE FLIES REARED ON DIETS WITH AND WITHOUT A VITAMIN A SOURCE.


PATTERNS OF LOCALIZATION IN THE CEREBELLAR CORTICONUCLEAR    PROJECTIONS OF ALBINO RAT.


SEQUENCE OF MYELINIZATION IN THE BRAIN OF THE ALBINO RAT. A. CEREBRAL CORTEX,  THALAMUS AND RELATED STRUCTURES.


ULTRASTRUCTURE OF THE NUCLEOLUS AND THE  NUCLEAR ENVELOPE OF SPINAL GANGLION CELLS.


THE OXIDATIVE ASSIMILATION OF ACETATE BY ASTASIA LONGA AND THE REGULATION OF CELL RESPIRATION.


AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF THE ACCESSORY OPTIC SYSTEM IN THE CYNOMOLGUS MONKEY.


THE AUTOPHONIC SCALE OF VOICE LEVEL FOR CONGENITALLY DEAF SUBJECTS.


SPATIAL STEREOTYPES OF FOUR DIMENSIONS OF PURE TONE.


SERIAL LEARNING: POSITION LEARNING AND SEQUENTIAL ASSOCIATIONS.


INTERACTION OF NOISE WITH KNOWLEDGE OF RESULTS AND SLEEP DEPRIVATION.


SODIUM PLUS POTASSIUM TRANSPORT ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATASE   ACTIVITY IN KIDNEY.


SODIUM, POTASSIUM AND HYDROGEN ION BINDING CHARACTERISTICS OF DOG ERYTHROCYTE GHOSTS.


END-SPURT IN VIGILANCE.

END-SPURT IN VIGILANCE.


ROLE OF POSITIONAL CUES IN SERIAL ROTE LEARNING.


THE PATTERN OF MITOTIC DENSITY IN THE EARLY CHICK NEURAL EPITHELIUM.


GLYCINE-1-C 14 STUDIES OF THE MECHANISM OF HOMOGRAFT REJECTION IN RANA PIPIENS.


IMMUNITY IN EMBRYOS. ANAPHYLAXIS IN YOUNG CHICKS SUGGESTS A NEW EXPLANATION FOR SOME PUZZLING PROPERTIES OF EMBRYOS.


CELL SURFACE PROJECTIONS: THEIR ROLE IN THE AGGREGATION OF EMBRYONIC CHICK CELLS AS REVEALED BY ELECTRON MICROSCOPY.


AN EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS OF UNILATERAL CLEAVAGE IN INVERTEBRATE EGGS.


THE FUNCTIONAL ACTIVITY OF THE INFANT RATS' ANTERIOR PITUITARIES GRAFTED INTO HYPOPHYSECTOMIZED MALES (HETEROTOPIC GRAFTS).


JULES FREUND, 1890-1960.

JULES FREUND, 1890-1960.


EXTRACTION AND PROPERTIES OF HALISTAURIN, A  BIOLUMINESCENT PROTEIN FROM THE HYDROMEDUSAN HALISTAURA.


IN VITRO DEMONSTRATION OF ANTI-OVALBUMIN SPECIFICITY OF LYMPH  NODE CELLS IN DELAYED TYPE HYPERSENSITIVITY.


QUANTITATIVE STUDIES OF A CONGLUTINATING SYSTEM IN NORMAL BOVINE SERUM. I. ISOLATION OF CONGLUTININ, ANTIBODY AND COMPONENTS OF COMPLEMENT.


NORMALLY OCCURRING STAPHYLOCOCCAL ANTIBODIES IN GERMFREE MICE.


ANTIGENICITY OF POLYPEPTIDES (POLY-ALPHA-AMINO ACIDS). V. STUDIES IN RABBITS.


ANTIGENICITY OF POLYPEPTIDES (POLY-ALPHA-AMINO ACIDS). VI. STUDIES IN RABBITS.


ANTIGENICITY OF POLYPEPTIDES (POLY-ALPHA-AMINO ACIDS). VIII. STUDIES IN GUINEA PIGS.


THE TEMPORAL SYNTHESIS AND SOME CHROMATOGRAPHICAND ULTRACENTRIFUGAL CHARACTERISTICS OF CHICKEN ANTIBODIES.


RECOGNITION OF FOREIGN ERYTHROCYTES BY THE LIVER IN MICE.


THE IMMUNOLOGIC SPECIFICITY OF ANTIBODIES TO LIVER RIBOSOMES AND NUCLEI.


SEPARATION OF AN ANTIGENIC FRACTION FROM RAT LIVER RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FORMATION OF LIVER LOCALIZING ANTIBODIES.


REACTION OF POLIOVIRUS AND FORMALDEHYDE IN MAGNESIUM CHLORIDE SOLUTION TO ENHANCE POTENCY OF KILLED-VIRUS VACCINE.


OBSERVATIONS ON THE CHROMOSOMES OF TURKEY-CHICKEN HYBRIDS.


HEMOGLOBINS IN MICE. SEGREGATION OF GENETIC FACTORS AFFECTING ELECTROPHORETIC MOBILITY AND SOLUBILITY.


IMMUNOCHEMISTRY OF COAGULATED ANTIGEN-ANTIBODY COMPLEX. I.GENERAL PROCEDURE AND EFFECTS OF COAGULATING CONDITIONS.


IMMUNOCHEMISTRY OF COAGULATED ANTIGEN-ANTIBODY COMPLEX. II. PARAMETERS AFFECTING THE ADSORPTION OF NATIVE ANTIGEN BY THE COMPLEX AND ITS SUBSEQUENT DESORPTION.


THE MITOTIC AND MEIOTIC CHROMOSOMES OF THE DUCK.


LINKAGE OF THE MOUSE TRANSFERRIN LOCUS.

LINKAGE OF THE MOUSE TRANSFERRIN LOCUS.


CRIPPLED PLYMOUTH ROCK CHICKENS A SEX-INFLUENCED CONGENITAL LEG ANOMALY.


STUDIES ON THE SPECIFICITY OF THE CELLULAR INFILTRATE IN DELAYED HYPERSENSITIVITY REACTIONS.


THE ABSENCE OF ANTIBODY-PRODUCING CELLS DURING UNRESPONSIVENESS TO BSA IN THE MOUSE.


EVALUATION OF LABORATORY AND RADIOLOGIC TECHNIQUES IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF THYROID DISEASE.


CLINICAL ASPECTS OF ADRENAL CORTICAL FUNCTION WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON CUSHING'S SYNDROME.


THE DETECTION OF HYPERPARATHYROIDISM.

THE DETECTION OF HYPERPARATHYROIDISM.


MANAGEMENT OF POSTOPERATIVE PULMONARY COMPLICATIONS.


A GLIMPSE INTO THE LIFE OF DOCTOR EPHRAIM MCDOWELL (1771-1830).


THE INVESTIGATION OF HEMATURIA.

THE INVESTIGATION OF HEMATURIA.


CONSIDERATIONS OF URINARY TRACT INFECTION.


PRIMARY SYSTEMIC AMYLOIDOSIS. A STUDY OF THE VARIEGATID CUTANEOUS MANIFESTATIONS AND THEIR BIOPSY DIAGNOSTIC INDEX IN 214 CASES.


ENDOMETRIOSIS OF THE COLON.

ENDOMETRIOSIS OF THE COLON.


CHRONIC DISABLING PAIN AND SOME PROBLEMS IN ANESTHESIA.


LUMBODORSAL FASCIA AND RELATED STRUCTURES AS FACTORS IN DISABILITY.


CHEMISTRY AND PHARMACOLOGY OF MONOAMINE OXIDASE INHIBITORS: HYDRAZINE DERIVATIVES.


HYPOGLYCEMIC ACTIVITY IN RELATION TO CHEMICAL STRUCTURE OF POTENTIAL ORAL ANTIDIABETIC SUBSTANCES. I. 1-SULFONYL-3-ALKYLUREAS.


HYPOGLYCEMIC ACTIVITY IN RELATION TO CHEMICAL STRUCTURE OF POTENTIAL ORAL ANTIDIABETIC SUBSTANCES. II. ANALOGS OF 1-SULFONYL-3-ALKYLUREAS.


HYPOGLYCEMIC ACTIVITY IN RELATION TO CHEMICAL STRUCTURE OF POTENTIAL ORAL ANTIDIABETIC SUBSTANCES. III. 2-BENZENESULFONAMIDO-5-ALKYL-1,3,4-  THIADIAZOLES AND -OXADIAZOLES.


DIHYDRO-1,3-OXAZINES AS ANTITUMOR AGENTS.


STEROIDAL DIHYDRO-1,3-OXAZINES AS ANTITUMOR AGENTS.


ANTINEOPLASTIC AGENTS. IV. MANNICH BASE NITROGEN MUSTARDS (PART A).


6-ACYLAMIDO- AND 6-ACYLAMIDO-9(OR 7)-ACYLPURINES.


STRUCTURE-ACTIVITY RELATIONSHIPS OF 3-SUBSTITUTED  DIHYDROBENZOTHIADIAZINE DIURETICS.


COUMESTROL, PLANT PHENOLICS, AND SYNTHETIC ESTROGENS: A CORRELATION OF STRUCTURE AND ACTIVITY.


OXAZOLOCOUMARINS.

OXAZOLOCOUMARINS.


3-SUBSTITUTED TROPANE DERIVATIVES. III. 3-SUBSTITUTED TROPANE CARBINOLS, ALKENES, AND ALKANES.


STRUCTURES RELATED TO MORPHINE. XXII. A BENZOMORPHAN CONGENER OF MEPERIDINE.


ALPHA-BENZYLTETRAHYDROFURFURYLAMINES--A NEW SERIES OF PSYCHOMOTOR STIMULANTS. II. RESOLUTION OF ISOMERS.


DIALKYLAMINOALKYL DERIVATIVES OF L0,11-DIHYDRO-  5H-DIBENZO(A,D)CYCLOHEPTENE AND RELATED COMPOUNDS.


THE ANTICONVULSANT ACTIVITY OF 1,2,4-TRIAZOLES.


SYNTHESIS OF POTENTIAL ANTICANCER AGENTS. VII. SOME 3-CHLOROPROPIONYL AMIDES.


DERIVATIVES OF 8-HYDROXY-2-QUINOLINEACRYLIC ACID. II.


STEROIDS. CLXXX. 2-METHYL-2-ANDROSTENES AND 2-METHYLENE-  ANDROSTANES. A NEW CLASS OF POTENT ANABOLIC AGENTS.


STEROIDS. CLXXXIV. 2-FORMYL-2-ANDROSTENES AND RELATED COMPOUNDS. A NEW CLASS OF POTENT ANABOLIC AGENTS.


HOSPITAL COSTS.

HOSPITAL COSTS.


ORCHITIS AS A COMPLICATION OF COXSACKIE VIRUS INFECTION.


THERAPY THROUGH MUSIC AND THE ARTS.

THERAPY THROUGH MUSIC AND THE ARTS.


SUCCESSFUL PREGNANCY AFTER TREATMENT OF CUSHING'S SYNDROME.


THE DANGER OF MULTIPLE VITAMINS CONTAINING FOLIC ACID.


PRIMARY RESECTION OF PERFORATED COLONIC LESIONS.


LUNG FUNCTION TESTING IN THE DOCTOR'S OFFICE.


GASTRIC COOLING.

GASTRIC COOLING.


PSYCHOSOMATIC GERIATRICS.

PSYCHOSOMATIC GERIATRICS.


THE RESEARCH FOCUS IN MEDICAL SCHOOLS.

THE RESEARCH FOCUS IN MEDICAL SCHOOLS.


PROGRESSIVE SYSTEMIC SCLEROSIS.

PROGRESSIVE SYSTEMIC SCLEROSIS.


CASE REPORT IX OF THE MATERNAL MORTALITY STUDY: HEMORRHAGE FOLLOWING DELIVERY OF TWINS.


CONTEMPORARY INGUINAL HERNIA REPAIR.

CONTEMPORARY INGUINAL HERNIA REPAIR.


ANESTHESIA EXPERIENCES IN GERIATRIC PATIENTS.


RADIOLOGIC SEMINAR XIX: MUCOCELE OF THE APPENDIX.


CLINICOPATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE XLV.

CLINICOPATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE XLV.


A QUESTIONNAIRE STUDY OF PSYCHOANALYTIC PRACTICES AND OPINIONS.


PSYCHOTHERAPISTS' ASSESSMENTS OF FORMER PATIENTS.


A NOTE ON THE RELATION OF SOMATOTYPE TO OUTCOME AFTER PHENOTHIAZINE THERAPY IN CHRONIC SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENTS.


LONG TERM DRUG-INDUCED SYMPTOM MODIFICATION IN SCHIZOPHRENIC OUTPATIENTS.


URINARY INDOLES IN SCHIZOPHRENIC AND PSYCHONEUROTIC PATIENTS AFTER ADMINISTRATION OF TRANYLCYPROMINE (PARNATE) AND METHIONINE OR TRYPTOPHAN.


BODY EXPERIENCES OF SCHIZOPHRENIC, NEUROTIC AND NORMAL WOMEN.


THE MEASUREMENT OF ACTIVITY PATTERNS OF SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENTS.


ULTRABRIEF STIMULUS TECHNIQUE IN ELECTROCONVULSIVE THERAPY. II. COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF THERAPEUTIC EFFECTS AND MEMORY DISTURBANCES IN TREATMENT OF ENDOGENOUS DEPRESSION WITH THE ELTHER ES ELECTROSHOCK APPARATUS AND SIEMENS KONVULSATOR III.


EFFECTS OF ANTIDEPRESSANT DRUGS ON LIMBIC STRUCTURES OF RABBIT.


RHEOENCEPHALOGRAPHY. II. SURVEY OF CLINICAL APPLICATIONS.


ANESTHETIC AGENT IN ELECTRO-CONVULSIVE THERAPY: A CONTROLLED COMPARISON.


MISSING AND WANTED: HETERODOXY IN PSYCHIATRY AND PSYCHOANALYSIS.


SENSORY STIMULATION CAUSING SUBDUED EXPERIENCE: AUDIO-  ANALGESIA AND PERCEPTUAL AUGMENTATION AND REDUCTION.


TREATMENT OF NASCENT SCHIZOPHRENIA WITH A CONFRONTATION TECHNIQUE.


SHORTTERM PSYCHOTHERAPY WITH SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENTS EVALUATED  OVER A THREE-YEAR FOLLOW-UP PERIOD.


EXPECTATIONS REGARDING PSYCHOTHERAPY.

EXPECTATIONS REGARDING PSYCHOTHERAPY.


TRANSFERENCE REVISITED.

TRANSFERENCE REVISITED.


CHILDBIRTH WHILE CONSCIOUS: PERSPECTIVES AND COMMUNICATION.


MEDICAL FACTORS RELEVANT TO PSYCHOLOGICAL REACTIONS IN MITRAL VALVE DISEASE.


EFFECT OF LYSERGIC ACID DIETHYLAMIDE (LSD-25)AND OTHER DRUGS ON TROPICAL FISH.


SOME CRITICAL OBSERVATIONS OF "THE ROLE OF FEAR IN ELECTROCONVULSIVE TREATMENT".


THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENTIAL FAILURE ON EXPECTATION OF SUCCESS, REPORTED ANXIETY, AND RESPONSE UNCERTAINTY.


THE ROLE OF THE RESEARCH ASSISTANT IN THE MEDIATION OF EXPERIMENTER BIAS.


STRANGERS IN DREAMS: AN EMPIRICAL CONFIRMATION OF THE OEDIPUS COMPLEX.


DRUG SAFETY AND DRUG CONTROL.

DRUG SAFETY AND DRUG CONTROL.


ATTITUDINAL EFFECTS OF INADEQUATE JUSTIFICATION.


DIMENSIONS OF ANALYTIC ATTITUDE IN COGNITION AND PERSONALITY.


AN APPRAISAL OF ANIMAL DRUG SCREENING TECHNIQUES USED IN PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY.


EVALUATION OF A NEW DIURETIC DRUG (QUINETHAZONE) IN THE PREMENSTRUAL TENSION SYNDROME.


A MISUSE OF THE STUDENT T-TEST IN SIMPLE COMPARISON STUDIES.


BIRTH ORDER AND NEEDS FOR AFFILIATION.

BIRTH ORDER AND NEEDS FOR AFFILIATION.


DIFFERENTIATION IN ALCOHOLIC WOMEN.

DIFFERENTIATION IN ALCOHOLIC WOMEN.


EFFECTS OF MOTIVATION ON PROBABILITY PREFERENCES.


THE INFLUENCE OF ANTI-AGGRESSIVE COMMUNICATIONS UPON THE RESPONSE TO PROVOCATION.


SEX DIFFERENCES IN THE PERCEPTION OF APPARENT VERTICALITY AND APPARENT BODY POSITION UNDER CONDITIONS OF BODY TILT.


AN EVALUATION OF SUSTAINED-RELEASE MOLYBDENIZED FERROUS SULFATE IN IRON-DEFICIENCY ANEMIA OF PREGNANCY.


HAS THE STATUS OF MUSIC CHANGED IN 30 YEARS?


THE EFFECT OF PSYCHOPATHOLOGY IN CHILDREN'S DRAWING OF THE HUMAN FIGURE.


ANXIETY AND ACHIEVEMENT OF INTELLECTUALLY GIFTED AND CREATIVELY GIFTED CHILDREN.


THE RETENTION OF SENSORY EXPERIENCE. II. FREQUENCY.


THE RETENTION OF SENSORY EXPERIENCE. I. INTENSITY.


EVALUATION OF BRONCHODILATOR PREPARATIONS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO ISOPROPHENAMINE, A NEW ORAL BRONCHODILATOR.


THE RETENTION OF SENSORY EXPERIENCE. III. DURATION.


EVALUATION OF DESIPRAMINE IN DEPRESSIVE STATES.


A PREVENTIVE MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM IN THE SCHOOL SETTING: DESCRIPTION AND EVALUATION.


CLINICAL JUDGMENT.

CLINICAL JUDGMENT.


LYSERGIC ACID DIETHYLAMIDE (LSD-25). 34. COMPARISON WITH EFFECT OF PSILOCYBIN ON THE SIAMESE FIGHTING FISH.


EMOTIONAL BEHAVIOR OF THE WHITE RAT FOLLOWING FULL-THICKNESS THERMAL BURNS.


TOWARD AN AUTOMATED TECHNIQUE OF PROBING INTO EMOTIONAL BLOCKS.


SELF-DISCLOSURE AND EXPRESSED SELF-ESTEEM, SOCIAL DISTANCE AND AREAS OF THE SELF REVEALED.


THE EFFECT OF OBSERVER REDUNDANCY ON DISPLAY MONITORING EQUIPMENT.


RESPONSE SET IN OBJECTIVE ACHIEVEMENT TESTS.


PROBABILITY PREFERENCES AND EXPECTED VALUES.


A STUDY OF THE POSSIBLE EFFECT OF DIFFERENTIAL LIGHT ADAPTATION ON MEASURES OF BRIGHTNESS ENHANCEMENT.


ANXIETY, EXTRAVERSION, AND PERSONALITY IDIOSYNCRASY IN DELINQUENCY.


THE EFFECT OF GROUP VERBAL SUGGESTION AND AGE ON THE PERCEPTION OF THE AMES TRAPEZOIDAL ILLUSION.


STUDIES IN THE NEUROPHYSIOLOGY OF LEARNING. VII. BAR-PRESSING RATE FOR CRANIAL SELF-STIMULATION AS RELATED TO FREQUENCY OF RECTANGULAR PULSES WHEN Q IS HELD CONSTANT.


SEX DIFFERENCES AMONG SCHIZOPHRENICS IN THE INTERPRETATION OF THE HUMAN DIAD.


TRANSACTIONAL ASPECTS OF EGO THERAPY.

TRANSACTIONAL ASPECTS OF EGO THERAPY.


THE EFFECTS OF PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY ON THE BLOOD PRESSURE AND RENAL FUNCTION OF HYPERTENSIVE DOGS.


STAPHYLOCOCCAL ENTEROCOLITIS: STUDIES IN BACTERIOPHAGE TYPING PATTERNS.


A COMPARISON OF THE HYPOGLYCEMIC EFFECT OF INSULIN WITH SYSTEMIC VENOUS AND PORTAL VENOUS ADMINISTRATION.


EFFECT OF HYPOTHALAMIC STIMULATION ON GASTRIC SECRETION AND ADRENAL FUNCTION IN THE DOG.


HISTAMINE-INDUCED HYPOTENSION DUE TO MORPHINE AND ARFONAD IN THE DOG.


THE EFFECT OF SEROTONIN AND SEROTONIN ANTAGONISTS ON EXTERNAL PANCREATIC SECRETION IN DOGS.


EFFECT OF GLUCAGON ON GASTRIC SECRETION IN THE RAT WITH PYLORIC OCCLUSION.


DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF FACIAL PAINS.

DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF FACIAL PAINS.


RUPTURE OF THE MEMBRANES. RAPID DIAGNOSIS BY A CERVICAL-VAGINAL SMEAR.


CONTEMPORARY CONVERSION REACTIONS. III. DIAGNOSTIC CONSIDERATIONS.


SURGICAL END RESULTS OF CERVICAL RIDGE AND DISK PROBLEMS.


ANDROGEN METABOLISM IN PATIENTS WITH HYPERCHOLESTEREMIA AND CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE.


AN INHALATION ANESTHETIC FLUROXENE.

AN INHALATION ANESTHETIC FLUROXENE.


MULTIPLE INJURIES TO THE LEFT LOWER EXTREMITY.


CATARACTS AND ALOPECIA UNIVERSALIS.

CATARACTS AND ALOPECIA UNIVERSALIS.


PERIODIC PARALYSIS.

PERIODIC PARALYSIS.


GASTRIC SECRETION IN LIVER DISEASE AND ESOPHAGEAL VARIX RUPTURE.


JOHN NEWPORT LANGLEY--PHYSIOLOGIST AND CRITICAL EDITOR.


HUMAN INFECTION WITH TERMITES.

HUMAN INFECTION WITH TERMITES.


PSEUDOANEURYSM. A COMPLICATION OF PERCUTANEOUS ANGIOGRAPHY AND ANGIOCARDIOGRAPHY.


PSYCHIATRIC AND ENTOMOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF DELUSORY PARASITOSIS. ENTOMOPHOBIA, ACAROPHOBIA, DERMATOPHOBIA.


PSYCHOTOGENIC PROPERTIES OF CYCLOPENTOLATE.


ARTERIOSCLEROTIC ABDOMINAL AORTIC ANEURYSM SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE INTO THE INFERIOR VENA CAVA.


PERIPHERAL AND AUTONOMIC NEUROPATHY IN AMYLOIDOSIS.A CASE REPORT.


PERIVASCULAR EXTRAVASATION OF THORIUM DIOXIDE PREPARATION. TWENTY-ONE-YEAR FOLLOW-UP.


ANTIBODIES TO GASTRIC MUCOSA AND THYROID IN DIABETES MELLITUS.


LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS IN MIGRAINE.

LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS IN MIGRAINE.


THE KVEIM TEST IN SARCOIDOSIS.

THE KVEIM TEST IN SARCOIDOSIS.


PAROXYSMAL CEREBRAL ISCHAEMIA IN RHEUMATIC HEART-DISEASE.


A NEW METHOD FOR RECOVERY OF INSULIN ACTIVITY FROM BLOOD-SERUM.


STAPHYLOCOCCAL INFECTIONS TREATED WITH FUSIDIC ACID IN NURSES.


FUSIDIC ACID IN THE MANAGEMENT OF PHAGE-TYPE 80 STAPHYLOCOCCAL INFECTION.


AMINOACETONE IN ACUTE INTERMITTENT PORPHYRIA.


SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS FOLLOWING THYMECTOMY FOR MYSTHENIA GRAVIS. REPORT OF TWO CASES.


THYMOMA AND SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS IN THE SAME PATIENT.


THYMIC "GERMINAL CENTRES" AND PLASMA CELLS IN SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS.


HOMOTRANSPLANTATION OF THE KIDNEY.

HOMOTRANSPLANTATION OF THE KIDNEY.


ASSAY OF RENIN IN SINGLE GLOMERULI RENIN DISTRIBUTION IN THE NORMAL RABBIT KIDNEY.


MYOCARDIAL DISORDERS IN THE ELDERLY.

MYOCARDIAL DISORDERS IN THE ELDERLY.


HOMOTRANSPLANTATION OF KIDNEY IN PATIENTS TREATED BY PREOPERATIVE LOCAL IRRADIATION AND POSTOPERATIVE ADMINISTRATION OF AN ANTIMETABOLITE (IMURAN). REPORT OF SIX CASES.


A RUNNING COMMENTARY BY PERIPATETIC CORRESPONDENTS.


TRANSPLACENTAL FOETAL BLOOD-LOSS.

TRANSPLACENTAL FOETAL BLOOD-LOSS.


PARATHYROID INSUFFICIENCY.

PARATHYROID INSUFFICIENCY.


NEUROLOGICAL DISEASE IN BOXERS.

NEUROLOGICAL DISEASE IN BOXERS.


GASTRIC ANTIBODIES IN DIABETES MELLITUS.


PITUITARY CORTICOTROPHIN RESERVE IN GONADAL DYSGENESIS.


THYROGLOBULIN ANTIBODIES IN  LEPROSY.

THYROGLOBULIN ANTIBODIES IN  LEPROSY.


16-METHYLENE-PREDNISOLONE: ADRENAL SUPPRESSION SHOWN BY GAS-CHROMATOGRAPHY.


RHINOCEREBRAL MUCORMYCOSIS.

RHINOCEREBRAL MUCORMYCOSIS.


RELATIONSHIP OF DIMINISHED PANCREATIC SECRETION TO HAEMOCHROMATOSIS.


ALARM DEVICE WITH AUTOMATIC CUT-OUT FOR THE KOLFF TWIN-COLI KIDNEY.


THIACETAZONE IN TUBERCULOSIS.

THIACETAZONE IN TUBERCULOSIS.


HALOTHANE JAUNDICE.

HALOTHANE JAUNDICE.


A DESIGN FOR GENERAL PRACTICE. II. MEDICAL STAFFING IN THE NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE.


SO FAR, SO BAD. E.B.S. 1959-63.

SO FAR, SO BAD. E.B.S. 1959-63.


AN EASILY STERILISED DISPOSABLE SUBSTITUTE FOR MACKINTOSH SHEETING.


PROTAMINE IN BREAST CANCER.

PROTAMINE IN BREAST CANCER.


AN INDEX OF THE FATE OF CIRCULATING CANCER CELLS.


RADIOACTIVITY IN MILK AND BONE.

RADIOACTIVITY IN MILK AND BONE.


INCREASED LIPOLYSIS OF STORAGE TRIGLYCERIDE IN DIABETES MELLITUS.


ASSISTED RESPIRATION IN CHRONIC BRONCHITIS.


COMPLEMENT FIXATION AFTER CARBON-TETRACHLORIDE INJECTION IN RATS.


OLD AGE A REGRET.

OLD AGE A REGRET.


PLASMA-RENIN IN NORMALPREGNANCY.

PLASMA-RENIN IN NORMALPREGNANCY.


SPORADIC MONGOLS WITH TRANSLOCATIONS.

SPORADIC MONGOLS WITH TRANSLOCATIONS.


EPIDERMOLYSIS BULLOSA SIMPLEX IN TASMANIA.


ORAL PROGESTATIONAL AGENTS. EFFECTS OF LONG-TERM ADMINISTRATION ON HORMONE EXCRETION IN NORMALLY MENSTRUATING WOMEN.


POLIOVIRUS IN THE UPPER RESPIRATORY TRACT OF HOUSEHOLD CONTACTS.


GASTRIN ACTIVITY OF TUMOUR TISSUEIN A CHILD WITH THE ZOLLINGER-ELLISON SYNDROME.


AN IMMUNOASSAY METHOD FOR URINARY ALBUMIN AT LOW CONCENTRATIONS.


LYMPHADENOGRAPHY IN RADICAL DISSECTION OF LYMPH-NODES IN BREAST CANCER.


DEVELOPMENT OF VACCINIA VIRUS RESISTANT TO 5-IODO-2DEOXYURIDINE.


AUTOIMMUNE HAEMOLYTIC ANAEMIA IN AN INFANT TREATED BY THYMECTOMY.


MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS AND POLIOMYELITIS.

MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS AND POLIOMYELITIS.


LIGATION OF THE UMBILICAL CORD.

LIGATION OF THE UMBILICAL CORD.


DR. JAMES EDWARD NEILD AND THE EARLY HISTORY OF THE ST. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION IN AUSTRALIA.


A SURVEY OF MEDICAL ADMISSIONS TO A NEW GENERAL HOSPITAL.


DRUG-INDUCED AGRANULOCYTOSIS AND SEPTICAEMIA.


A "CERVICAL SMEAR" SURVEY IN A DEPARTMENT STORE.


ACUTE INTERMITTENT PORPHYRIA IN CHILDHOOD.


SELF-INTOXICATION BY PETROL VAPOUR INHALATION.


PREPARATION FOR RETIREMENT.

PREPARATION FOR RETIREMENT.


CHRONIC ANAEMIA WITH BONY DEFORMITIES IN PAPUAN CHILDREN.


DIABETES MELLITUS IN THE TERRITORY OF PAPUA AND NEW GUINEA.


LIVER BIOPSY: A REVIEW OF 536 CASES.

LIVER BIOPSY: A REVIEW OF 536 CASES.


AN ASSESSMENT OF TWO METHODS OF DETECTING GLUCOSE IN URINE.


THE USE OF COLD INSTEAD OF HEAT FOR THE RELIEF OF MUSCLE SPASM.


ACHILLES TENDON REFLEX IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF THYROID DISEASE.


TUMOUR EMBOLISM OF THE COMMON BILE DUCT--A CAUSE OF JAUNDICE IN CARCINOMA OF THE GALL-BLADDER.


MALIGNANT MELANOMA IN A CHILD.

MALIGNANT MELANOMA IN A CHILD.


THE FAMILY TODAY.

THE FAMILY TODAY.


A GUIDE TO THE PRESENTATION OF PAPERS FOR PUBLICATION.


THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN COSMETIC AND RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY.


THE SURGICAL TREATMENT OF BALDNESS.

THE SURGICAL TREATMENT OF BALDNESS.


EXAMINATION OF THE INJURED HAND.

EXAMINATION OF THE INJURED HAND.


USES OF PROFESSIONAL MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS.


THE POSSIBLE ROLE OF THE PRACTICING PHYSICIAN IN ACCIDENT PREVENTION.


PROPHYLACTIC TREATMENT OF TUBERCULOSIS.

PROPHYLACTIC TREATMENT OF TUBERCULOSIS.


SIX CASES I WISH I COULD DO OVER.

SIX CASES I WISH I COULD DO OVER.


NATURAL CHILDBIRTH, FATHER PARTICIPATION, ROOMING-IN, OR WHAT-HAVE-YOU.


REPORT OF A CLINICAL TRIAL OF THE USE OF HYDROXYZINE PAMOATE IN THE  TREATMENT OF ALCOHOLISM.


RATTLESNAKE ENVENOMATION: REPORT OF TWO CASES.


FACTORS IN THE RECRUITMENT OF AMERICAN GRADUATES AS INTERNS.


HYPOTHYROIDISM--A CHALLENGE TO CLINICAL DIAGNOSIS.


HOSPITALS AND THE AMERICAN INTERN PROBLEM.


PRELIMINARY CLINICAL TRIAL OF METAPROTERENOL.


DICHLORISONE TREATMENT OF ALOPECIA.

DICHLORISONE TREATMENT OF ALOPECIA.


TWO MINUTES WITH DIABETES.

TWO MINUTES WITH DIABETES.


MARY HITCHCOCK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, NEW HAMPSHIRE.


L-ALPHA-METHYL-DOPA IN HYPERTENSION: A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


SIMPLE FRACTURES OF THE HAND AND WRIST.

SIMPLE FRACTURES OF THE HAND AND WRIST.


BARBITURATES AND SYNERGISTIC DRUGS.

BARBITURATES AND SYNERGISTIC DRUGS.


ARMY SURGEON GENERAL'S OFFICE AND MALPRACTICE LITIGATION UNDER THE FEDERAL TORT CLAIMS ACT.


THE (BRITISH) ARMY MEDICAL SERVICE AND MALTA FEVER.


JAPANESE ENCEPHALITIS.

JAPANESE ENCEPHALITIS.


HAEMOPHILUS VAGINALIS RELATIVE TO GONORRHEA AND MALE URETHRITIS.


THE STATUS OF CHILD PSYCHIATRY IN THE ARMY.


TREATMENT OF FILARIASIS WITHOUT MICROFILAREMIA WITH HETRAZAN AND TRIAMCINOLONE.


BIOCHEMISTRY AND BIOPHYSICS IN FOOD RESEARCH.


INTRACRANIAL TUMORS IN INFANCY AND CHILDHOOD. A CLINICAL STUDY OF TWENTY CASES.


AIR FORCE TRENDS IN PSYCHIATRY: PSYCHIATRY IN A GENERAL HOSPITAL.


AN ORIENTATION TO MILITARY PSYCHIATRY.

AN ORIENTATION TO MILITARY PSYCHIATRY.


RIGHT THORACOTOMY REPAIR OF MASSIVE ESOPHAGEAL HIATUS HERNIA.


SOME CONSIDERATIONS IN POISONING WITH QUININE AND RELATED COMPOUNDS.


A PERPETUAL DRUG MONOGRAPH SERVICE.

A PERPETUAL DRUG MONOGRAPH SERVICE.


CHANGES IN THE HEARING OF PERSONNEL EXPOSED TO HIGH INTENSITYCONTINUOUS NOISE.


SOME ADMINISTRATIVE TECHNIQUES IN PHARMACY SERVICE MANAGEMENT.


NEW SWEDISH HOSPITAL TAKES LONG STEP INTO ELECTRONIC ERA.


WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ACTS OF INTERNS?


THIS KITCHEN IS DIETITIAN'S DREAM COME TRUE.


PHARMACIST IS KEY TO DRUG INVESTIGATIONS.


LABORATORY HAS IMPORTANT ROLE IN INFECTION CONTROL PROGRAM.


FIRE SAFETY CAN BE BUILT INTO A HOSPITAL.


THE BEST TEST FOR DISINFECTANTS?USE THEM.


HIDDEN HAZARDS THREATEN EMERGENCY CARE.

HIDDEN HAZARDS THREATEN EMERGENCY CARE.


"JOB PROFILES" SYSTEMATIZE SALARY PLANNING.


THE REDUCTION OF P-CHLORONITROSOBENZENE IN THE RED CELLS OF DOGS.


STUDIES ON PRIMARY HYPEROXALURIA. I. IN VIVO DEMONSTRATION OF A DEFECT IN GLYOXYLATE METABOLISM.


ABNORMAL IODOPROTEIN IN NONTOXIC GOITER.


PENICILLIN TREATMENT OF GONORRHEAL URETHRITIS. EFFECTS OF PENICILLIN SUSCEPTIBILITY OF CAUSATIVE ORGANISM AND CONCOMITANT PRESENCE OF PENICILLINASE-  PRODUCING BACTERIA ON RESULTS.


INCIDENCE OF BONE-MARROW EMBOLISM DUE TO CLOSED-CHEST CARDIAC MASSAGE.


MEDICAL CARE: ITS SOCIAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL ASPECTS. HEALTH-SERVICES SYSTEMS IN THE UNITED STATES AND OTHER COUNTRIES--CRITICAL COMPARISONS.


PSYCHOSIS OF INFANCY AND EARLY CHILDHOOD, AS MANIFESTED BY CHILDREN WITH ATYPICAL DEVELOPMENT.


CHRONOMETRIC INFUSOR--AN APPARATUS FOR PROTRACTED AMBULATORY INFUSION THERAPY.


MODIFIED ESOPHAGOSCOPY FOR VISUALIZATION OF VARICES.


CASE RECORDS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL. CASE 65-1963.


A METHOD FOR THE STUDY OF CALCIUM  ABSORPTION BY THE HUMAN GUT USING A STANDARD DOSE OF CALCIUM LABELED WITH CALCIUM-47.


RELATION OF THE DUCT OF SANTORINI TO THE PATHOGENESIS OF DUODENAL ULCER.


SYSTEMIC CANDIDA TROPICALIS INFECTION TREATED WITH AMPHOTERICIN.


PITUITARY INSUFFICIENCY WITH CEREBROVASCULAR SYMPTOMS. A NEW CLINICAL SYNDROME.


THE NEW PENICILLINS.

THE NEW PENICILLINS.


MEDICAL CARE: ITS SOCIAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL ASPECTS. LOCAL AND STATE HEALTH DEPARTMENTS: THEIR RELATION TO MEDICAL PRACTICE--PRESENT AND POTENTIAL.


THE FIJI SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.

THE FIJI SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.


CALCIFICATION OF THE AURICULAR CARTILAGE IN A PATIENT WITH HYPOPITUITARISM.


A MODIFIED TECHNIC FOR THE DETERMINATION OF SYSTEMIC ARTERIAL PRESSURE IN PATIENTS WITH EXTREMELY OBESE UPPER ARMS.


CASE RECORDS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL. CASE 73-1963.


THALLIUM POISONING TREATED WITH BAL.

THALLIUM POISONING TREATED WITH BAL.


DEVELOPING UNCOMMON SKILL WITH COMMON EMOTIONAL PROBLEMS.


THE NEPHROTIC SYNDROME DURING PREGNANCY.


IDIOPATHIC THROMBOCYTOPENIC PURPURA IN PREGNANCY. REPORT OF A CASE AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.


CERVICAL MUCUS AND ITS RELATION TO INFERTILITY.


ROLE OF HISTAMINE IN THE REPEL OF CORNEAL ANESTHESIA.


PES CAVUS.

PES CAVUS.


ATHLETIC INJURIES OF THE LOWER LIMB.

ATHLETIC INJURIES OF THE LOWER LIMB.


THE DAY HOSPITAL, SUNDERLAND.

THE DAY HOSPITAL, SUNDERLAND.


TREATMENT OF DISSEMINATED SCLEROSIS.

TREATMENT OF DISSEMINATED SCLEROSIS.


THE PHYSIOTHERAPIST IN INDUSTRY.

THE PHYSIOTHERAPIST IN INDUSTRY.


SURGICAL APPLIANCES: 2750 B.C. TO A.D. 1963.


THE LIBERATION OF NOREPINEPHRINE.

THE LIBERATION OF NOREPINEPHRINE.


THE MECHANISM OF ACTION OF SOME DRUGS ON THE SYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEM.


A DEFENCE OF OUR LIMITATIONS.

A DEFENCE OF OUR LIMITATIONS.


CURRENT CONCEPTS OF OSTEOMYELITIS.

CURRENT CONCEPTS OF OSTEOMYELITIS.


PHARMACODYNAMICS OF HUMAN DISEASE. 1. BIOCHEMICAL FACTORS IN THE ACTION OF ANALGESIC AND NARCOTIC DRUGS.


MECKEL'S DIVERTICULUM IN CHILDHOOD. A REVIEW OF 73 CASES.


THE BIOLOGIST IN SURGERY.

THE BIOLOGIST IN SURGERY.


MODERN CONCEPTS OF PREOPERATIVE AND POSTOPERATIVE CARE.


WARTS: THE BANE OF OUR EXISTENCE.

WARTS: THE BANE OF OUR EXISTENCE.


PANEL ON CANCER DETECTION. I. INTRODUCTION.


CANCER OF THE BREAST.

CANCER OF THE BREAST.


CANCER OF THE UTERUS AND ENDOMETRIUM.

CANCER OF THE UTERUS AND ENDOMETRIUM.


CANCER OF THE PROSTATE.

CANCER OF THE PROSTATE.


CANCER OF THE LUNG.

CANCER OF THE LUNG.


THE VEHICLE AND TOPICAL THERAPY.

THE VEHICLE AND TOPICAL THERAPY.


DERMATITIS DUE TO SHOES.

DERMATITIS DUE TO SHOES.


SKIN ERUPTIONS CAUSED BY SUNLIGHT.

SKIN ERUPTIONS CAUSED BY SUNLIGHT.


SOME ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC MANIFESTATIONS OF DIGITALIS.


CONTROL OF INFECTIONS IN THE NEWBORN NURSERY.


OSTEOPOROSIS: ETIOLOGY AND THERAPY.

OSTEOPOROSIS: ETIOLOGY AND THERAPY.


FRACTURES IN THE AGED.

FRACTURES IN THE AGED.


BACKACHE, CHEST PAIN AND DYSPNEA.

BACKACHE, CHEST PAIN AND DYSPNEA.


SELF-HELP DEVICES: COMMUNICATION AND VOCATIONS: HANDWRITING: DEVICES FOR WEAK GRAPS.


MAMMOGRAPHY.

MAMMOGRAPHY.


MEDICAL SCHOOL LIBRARIES.

MEDICAL SCHOOL LIBRARIES.


CADAVERS AND THE LAW.

CADAVERS AND THE LAW.


QUALITY CONTROL SYSTEMS IN CLINICAL CHEMISTRY LABORATORIES.


MAMMOGRAPHY, AN ADJUNCT TO THE DIAGNOSIS OF DISEASES OF THE BREAST.


SYMPOSIUM ON CHEMOTHERAPY OF CANCER. GENERAL INTRODUCTION.


EXPERIMENTAL APPROACHES TO THE CHEMOTHERAPY OF LEUKAEMIA.


CRITICAL REVIEW OF PROBLEMS OF CHEMOTHERAPY.


THE TREATMENT OF MALIGNANT DISEASES ASSOCIATED WITH GAMMA GLOBULIN  ABNORMALITIES.


TREATMENT OF LEUKAEMIAS.

TREATMENT OF LEUKAEMIAS.


CHEMOTHERAPY IN MYELOMATOSIS.

CHEMOTHERAPY IN MYELOMATOSIS.


CHEMOTHERAPY IN RETICULOSES.

CHEMOTHERAPY IN RETICULOSES.


AN ATTEMPT TO DEVELOP A RADIOACTIVE DRUG FOR CANCER THERAPY.


CONTINUOUS INTRA-ARTERIAL INFUSION AND INTERMITTENT INTRA-ARTERIAL INJECTION.


EXTRACORPOREAL ARTERIAL PERFUSION.

EXTRACORPOREAL ARTERIAL PERFUSION.


HORMONAL CONTROL OF CANCER.

HORMONAL CONTROL OF CANCER.


THE MANAGEMENT OF GLIOMATA. INTRACRANIAL GLIOMATA.


RADIOTHERAPY OF GLIOMATA: CLINICAL AND BIOLOGICAL FACTORS.


THE MANAGEMENT OF GLIOMATA. RADIOISOTOPE LOCALIZATION TECHNIQUES.


SECRETORY OTITIS MEDIA. PATHOGENESIS AND TREATMENT OF SECRETORY  OTITIS AND OTHER FORMS OF MIDDLE EAR EFFUSIONS.


THE PATHOLOGY OF SECRETORY OTITIS MEDIA.


SECRETORY OTITIS AS A CAUSE OF CONDUCTION DEAFNESS IN CHILDREN.


THE PSYCHIATRY OF THE EPILEPTIC.

THE PSYCHIATRY OF THE EPILEPTIC.


MATURATION, EPILEPSY AND PSYCHIATRY.

MATURATION, EPILEPSY AND PSYCHIATRY.


ADRENAL PHYSIOLOGY--RECENT ADVANCES. PLASMA STEROID LEVELS AS A MEASURE OF  ADRENOCORTICAL ACTIVITY.


THE PATHOLOGICAL FEATURES OF SOME THYROID SWELLINGS.


TECHNIQUES AND DOSAGE IN TREATMENT OF THYROID CANCER.


ATAXIA TELANGIECTASIA.

ATAXIA TELANGIECTASIA.


SUBCUTANEOUS LYMPHOID HYPERPLASIA WITH EOSINOPHILIA.


A TYPICAL RETICULOSIS.

A TYPICAL RETICULOSIS.


PRERETICULOSIS WITH NECROTIC PAPULES CONTAINING RETICULUM CELLS.


TEN- TO FIFTEEN-YEAR  FOLLOW-UP ON PATIENTS WITH THE BLALOCK-TAUSSIG OPERATION.


THE PLANNING  OF OPERATING THEATRES.

THE PLANNING  OF OPERATING THEATRES.


SOME FALLACIES IN THE INTERPRETATION OF SERUM ACID PHOSPHATASE.


CUTANEOUS URETEROSTOMY.

CUTANEOUS URETEROSTOMY.


THE TOPICAL USE OF CYTOTOXIC DRUGS FOR BLADDER CANCER.


MEDICAL DISPENSARIES IN EIGHTEENTH CENTURY LONDON.


CORN OIL IN THE TREATMENT OF EXUDATIVE DIABETIC RETINOPATHY.


REHABILITATION OF  TERMINAL URAEMIC PATIENTS BY PERIODIC HAEMODIALYSIS.


THE CARDIAC IMPULSE IN HEALTH AND DISEASE.


THE ONSET OF AFFECTIVE ILLNESS.

THE ONSET OF AFFECTIVE ILLNESS.


OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE--1962.

OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE--1962.


THREATS TO MEDICAL STANDARDS.

THREATS TO MEDICAL STANDARDS.


CYSTIC FIBROSIS OF THE PANCREAS WITH DIABETES MELLITUS. TWO CASE REPORTS WITH AUTOPSY FINDINGS IN ONE.


RADIOACTIVE IODINE IN PULMONARY EMPHYSEMA.


THE TRAUMATIC FACIAL WOUND.

THE TRAUMATIC FACIAL WOUND.


COLORADO'S MENTAL INSTITUTIONS. THEIR CHANGING NATURE.


MATERNAL MORTALITY.

MATERNAL MORTALITY.


WEIGHT GAIN DURING PREGNANCY OF URBAN BANTU WOMEN.


PREGNANCY DIAGNOSIS--HAEMAGGLUTINATION INHIBITION METHOD (PREPUERIN) COMPARED WITH THE XENOPUS LAEVIS TEST.


SYNTOMETRINE.

SYNTOMETRINE.


THE RETROVERTED UTERUS. AN EVALUATION OF THE MOSCHCOWITZ OPERATION.


THE VALUE OF EXFOLIATIVE CYTOLOGY IN THE DETENTION OF MALIGNANCY OF THE FEMALE GENITAL TRACT, WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO THE SIGNIFICANCE OF BORDERLINE LESIONS.


CORD TRACTION IN THE MANAGEMENT OF THE THIRD STAGE OF LABOUR.


COMPARISON OF THE XENOPUS LAEVIS PREGNANCY TEST WITH AN HAEMAGGLUTINATION INHIBITION (PREGNOSTICON) TEST.


BREECH DELIVERY IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN BANTU.


FOOD.

FOOD.


WATER.

WATER.


POPULATION.

POPULATION.


SYNTHESIS OF COMPOUNDS RELATED TO CHLORAMPHENICOL. IV. 3(O-HYDROXY-P-NITROPHENYL)-2-DICHLOROACETAMIDO-PROPANOL.


STUDIES ON PAPAIN. III. ESSENTIAL HISTIDINE AND TRYPTOPHAN GROUPS.


NEUROTOXICITY OF STREPTOMYCIN.

NEUROTOXICITY OF STREPTOMYCIN.


[FLEAWORT AS A WOUND-HEALING DRUG IN POPULAR AND SCIENTIFIC MEDICINE].


GALEN'S DOCTRINE OF PULMONARY BLOODFLOW.


[HEMORRHAGES IN PULMONARY SURGERY].

[HEMORRHAGES IN PULMONARY SURGERY].


A LONGITUDINAL LONGITUDINAL SURVEY OF NATURAL MALARIA INFECTION IN A GROUP OF WEST AFRICAN ADULTS. I.


THYROTOXICOSIS IN NIGERIA.

THYROTOXICOSIS IN NIGERIA.


BACTERIAL RESISTANCE IN PATIENTS RECEIVING CHEMOTHERAPY FOR  PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS IN GHANA.


A STUDY OF THE MORPHOLOGY OF THE CONDUCTING TISSUE IN MAMMALIAN HEARTS.


CELL-POPULATIONS IN THE BONE MARROW OF THE NORMAL GUINEA-PIG.


ON THE ORIGIN OF ALKALINE SERUM PHOSPHATASE AFTER LIGATION OF THE COMMON BILE DUCT, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE ENZYME'S INTRAHEPATIC LOCALIZATION.


RESIDUAL PROTEIN. A PROBLEM IN NUCLEIC ACID STAINING WITH BASIC DYES.


MICRORADIOGRAPHY OF PARTIALLY DECALCIFIED BONE TISSUE.


SPERMATOCYTOGENESIS IN THE BOAR.

SPERMATOCYTOGENESIS IN THE BOAR.


THE STRUCTURE OF COMPARATIVE ANATOMY OF THE NUCLEUS BASALIS MEYNERT OF DELPHINUS DELPHIS LINNAEUS (MAMMALIA, CETACEA, DELPHINIDAE).


ORTHOPEDIC SKIN DRAPING.

ORTHOPEDIC SKIN DRAPING.


TREATMENT OF "INTERTROCHANTERIC-FIVE" WITH THE MCKEEVER INTRAMEDULLARY PROSTHESIS.


SUBCUTANEOUS TENDO ACHILLES LENGTHENING.


A SIMPLE METHOD FOR REDUCING A DISLOCATED PATELLA.


CONGENITAL PSEUDOARTHROSIS OF THE TIBIA. IMPLANTATION OF BLADDER MUCOSA AS AN ADJUNCT TO OPERATIVE TREATMENT. A CASE FAILURE.


FUSIONS OF FACTS AND VALUES.

FUSIONS OF FACTS AND VALUES.


CREATIVE TALENT AND CREATIVE PASSION AS THERAPY.


CREATIVITY, HEALTH AND ART.

CREATIVITY, HEALTH AND ART.


MAN: CREATOR, DISCOVERER, INSTRUMENT.

MAN: CREATOR, DISCOVERER, INSTRUMENT.


THREE CREATIVE PHASES IN PSYCHOANALYSIS: THE ENCOUNTER, THE DIALOGUE AND THE PROCESS OF ARTICULATION.


SELF-CREATING IN THERAPY.

SELF-CREATING IN THERAPY.


THE GROWTH OF ARTISTIC CREATIVITY THROUGH THE PSYCHOANALYTIC PROCESS.


CREATIVITY AND FREEDOM.

CREATIVITY AND FREEDOM.


TRAINING ANALYSIS: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE.


VIRULENCE OF STRAINS OF ENTAMOEBA HISTOLYTICA FROM INDIA, WITH AN ACCOUNT OF A METHOD FOR OBTAINING CENT PERCENT INFECTION IN RAT.


EFFECT OF NEW POTENTIAL ANTI-AMOEBIC COMPOUNDS AND A PLANT EXTRACT ON ENTAMOEBA HISTOLYTICA IN VITRO AND IN AMOEBIASIS OF RAT.


EFFECT OF PULSE PROTEIN DIETS ON THE TRANSAMINASE ACTIVITY OF PLASMA AND OTHER TISSUES IN RATS.


SOME EXTRA-PIGMENTARY EFFECTS OF MELANOPHORESTIMULATING HORMONE.


STUDIES ON THE ISOLATION OF BOUND NICOTINIC ACID FROM RICE-BRAN.


SUPPLEMENTARY VALUE OF GROUNDNUT FLOUR AND BLENDS OF GROUNDNUT FLOUR WITH SKIM MILK POWDER TO A POOR MAIZE DIET.


PNEUMATIC SPLINTING OF HAND INJURIES. A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


LOOKING AT PROBLEMS IN MEDICAL GENETICS.


A COMMENTARY ON MEDICAL GENETICS. EMPHASIS ON CYSTIC FIBROSIS AS AN INHERITED DISEASE PROTOTYPE.


AUTOMOBILE RACING. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS AND SAFETY FACTORS.


NEURONAL REGENERATION.

NEURONAL REGENERATION.


DIGITAL COMPUTERS--WHAT THEY ARE.

DIGITAL COMPUTERS--WHAT THEY ARE.


ANALOG COMPUTERS IN MEDICAL RESEARCH AND DIAGNOSIS.


ANALOG COMPUTER IN PHYSIOLOGY LABORATORY.


RADIATION CONTROL ABOARD THE USS ENTERPRISE CVA(N)65.


EPIDEMIOLOGY OF SUMMER CAMP ACCIDENTS.

EPIDEMIOLOGY OF SUMMER CAMP ACCIDENTS.


PREVENTIVE MEDICINE AND MENTAL HEALTH. EPIDEMIOLOGY OF SOCIOPSYCHOLOGIC VARIABLES.


PULMONARY FUNCTION IN WELDERS EXPOSED TO OZONE.


RAYNAUD'S PHENOMENON. THE SITUATION IN THE HUNGARIAN IRON, STEEL AND ENGINEERING INDUSTRY.


TOXICITY OF CATALYTICALLY ACTIVE ZINC OXIDES.


EVALUATION OF CARCINOGENIC ACTIVITY OF FOOD ADDITIVES AND CONTAMINANTS.


AIR CONDITIONING AND HEALTH.

AIR CONDITIONING AND HEALTH.


PROGNOSIS OF PEOPLE, PERSONS, AND PATIENTS.


SCREENING FOR PULMONARY DISEASES.

SCREENING FOR PULMONARY DISEASES.


PHARMACOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF PENTAERYTHRITOL DERIVATIVES. II.MONOBENZALPENTAERYTHRITOL, A COMPOUND STIMULATING THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM.


PRODUCTION OF EURYMYCIN BY THE 7-K1 STRAIN OF STREPTOMYCES LAVENDULAE. I. CHARACTERIZATION OF STREPTOMYCES LAVENDULAE 7-K1 AND COMPARISON OF ITS PROPERTIES WITH THOSE OF STREPTOMYCES FRADIAE PRODUCING NEOMYCIN.


PRODUCTION OF EURYMYCIN BY THE 7-K1 STRAIN OF STREPTOMYCES LAVENDULAE. III. CHARACTERIZATION OF PREPARATIONS OF EURYMYCIN.


APPLICATION OF THE OIL TECHNIQUE IN THE ONE-DAY TPI TEST WITH LYSOZYME.


THE USE OF FLUORESCENT ANTIBODIES IN THE STUDY OF BLOOD GROUPS.


ISOLATION, STRUCTURE AND SEROLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF MUCOPROTEID FROM HORSE ERYTHROCYTES.


THE USE OF CORPUS VITREUM FROM BOVINE EYEBALLS FOR THE CULTIVATION OF TUBERCLE BACILLI IN HE-LA CELLS.


ANCIENT THERAPEUTIC ARTS IN THE GOUT.

ANCIENT THERAPEUTIC ARTS IN THE GOUT.


CLUTTON'S JOINTS WITH KERATITIS AND PERIOSTITIS; A CASE REPORT WITH HISTOLOGY OF SYNOVIUM.


A DOUBLE-BLIND COMPARISON OF THE ANTI-RHEUMATIC PROPERTIES OF AMOPYROQUIN-HCI (PROPOQUIN) AND CHLOROQUINE-DIPHOSPHATE.


AMOPYROQUIN (PROPOQUIN) IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


EXCRETION OF A TRYPTOPHAN METABOLITE IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


SERUM URATE IN DEGENERATIVE JOINT DISEASE AND RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


BLOOD SUPPLY AND THE LOCALIZATION OF TETRACYCLINE FLUORESCENCE IN ARTHRITIC FEMORAL HEADS.


ALEUTIAN DISEASE OF MINK.

ALEUTIAN DISEASE OF MINK.


THE IMMUNE GLOBULINS.

THE IMMUNE GLOBULINS.


OSTEOARTHRITIS.

OSTEOARTHRITIS.


CHROMOSOMAL ABNORMALITIES IN HUMAN DISEASE.


THE GENETIC SIGNIFICANCE OF BLOOD GROUPS.


INBORN ERRORS OF METABOLISM.

INBORN ERRORS OF METABOLISM.


GENETIC COUNSELLING.

GENETIC COUNSELLING.


MODERN ASPECTS OF THE TREATMENT OF HEMOPHILIA. II. Ways of obtaining "two-donor" fibrinogen, as described in an earlier communication,(1) with an optimal and more constant amount of Factor VIII activity were investigated. Four modifications of the method as originally described by Nitschmann et al. are described. This freshly prepared modified "two-donor" fibrinogen was used in the treatment of severe or moderately severe hemorrhage in 20 hemophiliacs. Comparison of the results with those obtained by intermittent transfusions of fresh plasma or fresh blood indicated that the modified "two-donor" fibrinogen was definitely the preferable preparation.


EFFECT OF CHEMICAL THYMECTOMY ON SKIN HOMOGRAFTS. A PRELIMINARY REPORT. In an attempt to combine the results obtained by Miller (mice thymectomized at birth accepted homograft at six weeks of age) and those obtained by Selye (selective calcification of the cortex of the thymus with calciphylaxis), calcification of the thymus was produced by the combined injection of dihydrotachysterol and triamcinolone, in non-inbred Sprague-Dawley and hooded, eight-week-old rats. Six days after the beginning of treatment, full-thickness skin homografts were performed on the rats.Homografts exchanged between two rats with complete calcification of the thymus cortex were accepted for an extended period of time, which in the oldest rats at the time of writing was seven months. Homografts exchanged between rats with incomplete calcification of the thymus resulted in a prolonged homograft survival with final rejection within a period of three weeks. Homografts exchanged between rats that were not treated, surgically thymectomized at the same age as the treated animals, or treated with only one of the two substances used for thymus calcification, resulted in rejection in the average time of eight days.


PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY FOLLOWING CHLOROQUINE THERAPY. Four patients were observed who developed similar episodes of peripheral neuropathy following prolonged treatment with chloroquine phosphate. This previously unreported toxic reaction consisted of bilateral loss of knee and ankle reflexes and weakness of the quadriceps muscles. Gradual return to normal followed withdrawal of the chloroquine. Other toxic reactions to the drug are reviewed.


EFFECTS OF MALIGNANT EFFUSIONS ON THE MITOTIC INDEX   OF L STRAIN MOUSE CELLS GROWN IN TISSUE CULTURE. By employing a clone of L strain mouse fibroblasts (L(E)) which does not exhibit cell clumping and lysis (cytolytic antibody reaction), it was possible to screen for the presence of growth-regulating factors in human sera and effusions, exclusive of an antigen-antibody reaction. Under conditions of the test a mitotic index greater than 20% indicated the presence of a growth-promoting factor.A total of 11 pleural effusions was tested. Four of the eight malignant effusions possessed a growth-promoting factor, while none of the three non-malignant effusions or the one sample of human umbilical cord serum possessed such a factor. Overnight storage of the unfiltered effusions at 5 degrees C. resulted in complete loss of the growthpromoting activity.


ISOLATION OF ENTERIC VIRUSES IN ONTARIO DURING 1960-1962. During the past three years at the Central Laboratory, Ontario Department of Health, 681 isolations were made in tissue culture from 6822 specimens submitted for virus studies by physicians and hospitals from all over Ontario. Nearly 74% of the isolates were enteroviruses, approximately 5% adenoviruses and about 1% reoviruses. The remaining 20% are still to be identified.Although the bulk of isolations was made during the same three-month period (August, September and October) of each year, the predominant virus types varied from year to year. Poliovirus 1 was most commonly encountered in 1960, Coxsackie B5 in 1961 and Echo 9 in 1962.Among other types isolated in smaller numbers were Coxsackie A1, 9 and 10, Coxsackie B1, 2, 3 and 4, Echo 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 14, 17, 18 and 19, Reovirus 1, 2 and 3, Adenovirus 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7 and 16, as well as Frater-type virus. Most of these types were isolated for the first time in Ontario and represent additions to the existing list of viruses known to occur in this province.


THE PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF DEPRESSION.

THE PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF DEPRESSION. The conceptual difficulties in the diagnosis of depression, and the study of affect generally, hinder a clear approach to the "organic" side of depressive illness. While autonomic, biochemical and electrophysiological disturbances follow a general pattern in severe retarded depressions, correlation of these with the variable somatic symptomatology is only partial and demarcation from other psychiatric syndromes vague. Various attempts have been made to relate the patterns of autonomic reaction to thought content on the one hand and to central nervous system activity and organization on the other. In recent years, fragments of knowledge about physiological changes accompanying affective experiences in infancy have appeared. Isolated descriptions of what appears to have been the replacement of depression by somatic symptoms with or without somatic pathology have not yet been organized into a coherent whole. In this article the various studies and opinions relevant to the above conclusions have been reviewed and the findings discussed.


A PREVENTIVE APPROACH TO IMPETIGO OF TREATY INDIANS USING STAPHYLOCOCCUS POLYVALENT SOMATIC ANTIGEN VACCINE. In a controlled study, Greenberg's staphylococcal polyvalent somatic antigen vaccine was administered to 190 Indian volunteers of a reserve in Saskatchewan in an attempt to reduce the incidence of impetigo. An intradermal skin test dose of 0.1 ml. was given initially. Reactors were forthwith placed in a separate category, otherwise this test injection was followed by intramuscular injection of 0.25 ml. of the vaccine, repeated a second time after six weeks. One hundred and sixty-nine controls received "placebo vaccine". Four months later the number of cases of impetigo in the vaccinated group had been reduced from 55 to 16. There was no reduction in the control group. The preventive effect waned after five months. The results of this field trial are considered encouraging.


HALOTHANE HEPATOTOXICITY.

HALOTHANE HEPATOTOXICITY.


QUESTIONS ASKED OF NATURE.

QUESTIONS ASKED OF NATURE.


ODDITIES AND CURIOSITIES OF WORDS AND LITERATURE.


[EFFECT OF ANTIBIOTICS ON MUSCLE REGENERATION].


KREBIOZEN.

KREBIOZEN.


RECOGNITION AND TREATMENT OF ACUTE VASCULAR INJURIES ASSOCIATED WITH ORTHOPEDIC PROBLEMS.


THE CLINICAL APPLICABILITY OF CAVA-PULMONARY ANASTOMOSIS.


ATRIAL SEPTAL DEFECT IN OLDER PATIENTS. REPORT OF FIVE CASES WITH SUCCESSFUL SURGICAL REPAIR.


THE REPAIR OF LARGE VENTRICULAR SEPTAL DEFECTS. II. A TECHNICAL MODIFICATION.


IS THE RIGHT HEART AN ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY ORGAN?


COMPLETE BY-PASS OF THE RIGHT HEART.

COMPLETE BY-PASS OF THE RIGHT HEART.


TECHNICAL COMPLICATIONS WITH THE VENE CAVE DURING REPAIR OF ATRIAL SEPTAL DEFECTS.


A SIMPLE METHOD OF LOCALIZATION OF OCCULT DEFECTS OF THE CARDIAC SEPTUM.


THE AZYGOS"STEAL "SYNDROME IN CAVA-PULMONARY ANASTOMOSIS.


CONGENITAL DEFORMITIES OF THE ANTERIOR CHEST WALL SURGICAL MANAGEMENT AND OPERATIVE RESULTS.


THE SURGICAL TREATMENT OF CHONDRO-STERNAL PROMINENCE (PECTUS CARINATUM).


THE TREATMENT OF MALIGNANT HYPERTENSION DUE TO ISCHEMIA OF THE SOLITARY FUNCTIONING KIDNEY. REPORT OF TWO CASES.


THE TREATMENT OF ADAMS-STOKES SYNDROME.

THE TREATMENT OF ADAMS-STOKES SYNDROME.


THE TREATMENT OF ATRIAL FIBRILLATION BY DIRECT CURRENT COUNTERSHOCK.


SYNCHRONIZED COUNTERSHOCK; AN ADJUVANT TO SURGICAL THERAPY.


TRAUMATIC VENTRICULAR SEPTAL DEFECT.

TRAUMATIC VENTRICULAR SEPTAL DEFECT.


AN UNUSUAL LEIOMYOMA OF THE ESOPHAGUS.

AN UNUSUAL LEIOMYOMA OF THE ESOPHAGUS.


MECHANICAL FAILURE OF AN ELECTRIC PACEMAKER ONE YEAR AFTER IMPLANTATION. SUCCESSFUL RE-OPERATION FOLLOWING RECURRENCE OF ADAMS-STOKES ATTACK.


PRIMARY PULMONARY HYPERTENSION; REPORT OF TWO CASES.


CONGENITAL STRICTURE OF THE ABDOMINAL AORTA.


A CASE OF ACUTE HEMOTHORAX CAUSED BY RUPTURED PLEURAL MESOTHELIOMA.


THORACIC DUCT CYST OF THE MEDIASTINUM; A CASE REPORT.


SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSIS AND BRONCHIECTASIS.


NATURAL INFECTIONS OF LEPTOMONAD FLAGELLATES  IN PANAMANIAN PHLEBOTOMUS SANDFLIES.


LEPTOMONADS OF WILD-CAUGHT PANAMANIAN PHLEBOTOMUS: CULTURE AND ANIMAL INOCULATION.


MUCIN-SECRETING CELLS IN RATS INFECTED WITH NIPPOSTRONGYLUS BRASILIENSIS.


FURTHER STUDIES ON THE EOSINOPHILIC  RESPONSE OF RATS INFECTED WITH IRRADIATED TRICHINELLA.


EFFECT OF CERTAIN ANTIHISTAMINE AND ANTISEROTONIN  AGENTS UPON EXPERIMENTAL TRICHINOSIS IN MICE.


INDUCTION OF IMMUNITY TO TRICHINOSIS IN MICE BY  MEANS OF CHEMICALLY ABBREVIATED INFECTIONS.


MECHANICAL TRANSMISSION OF MALARIA.

MECHANICAL TRANSMISSION OF MALARIA.


IN VITRO UPTAKE OF C14-LABELED ALANINE AND GLUCOSE  BY ASCARIDIA GALLI (NEMATODA) OF CHICKENS.


A NEW EXPERIMENTAL HOST OF LEISHMANIA DONOVANI.


BEHAVIOR OF INVASIVE STAGES OF EIMERIA TENELLA  IN THE IMMUNE FOWL (GALLUS DOMESTICUS).


ULTRASTRUCTURE OF TRYPANOSOMA CRUZI IN MOUSE MYOCARDIUM. I. TRYPANOSOME FORM.


THE PHYSIOLOGICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL ROLE OF THE HOST'S SKIN IN THE INDUCTION OF FLEA-BITE HYPERSENSITIVITY. I. PRELIMINARY STUDIES WITH GUINEA PIG SKIN FOLLOWING EXPOSURE TO BITES OF CAT FLEAS.


EXPERIMENTAL INFECTION OF PANAMANIAN PHLEBOTOMUS SANDFLIES WITH LEISHMANIA.


EFFECT OF MALNUTRITION ON SUSCEPTIBILITY OF RATS TO  TRYPANOSOMA CRUZI. V. VITAMIN A DEFICIENCY.


OBSTACLES TO UNIVERSAL RECIPROCITY AND ENDORSEMENT. THE QUALITY OF EXAMINATIONS.


WHAT YOU HAVE TO GO THROUGH TO GET A LICENSE.


CONFLICTING INTERESTS IN CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT.


TRAY ASSEMBLY LINE.

TRAY ASSEMBLY LINE.


AND THEN THERE WERE QUINTUPLETS.

AND THEN THERE WERE QUINTUPLETS.


LAW FORUM. A SPONGE COUNT ERROR. A MALPRACTICE SUIT. AN ABANDONMENT SUIT.


MEDICAL SERVICE AND PATIENT CARE.

MEDICAL SERVICE AND PATIENT CARE.


NURSING SERVICE AND PATIENT CARE.

NURSING SERVICE AND PATIENT CARE.


NURSING EDUCATION AND THE NURSING APOSTOLATE.


ALDOSTERONE ANTAGONISTS IN ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION.


REHABILITATION OF THE HEARING HANDICAPPED.


PLANNING EQUIPMENT FOR FACILITIES.

PLANNING EQUIPMENT FOR FACILITIES.


A COMPARISON OF THE NATURAL HISTORY OF ARTERIOSCLEROSIS OBLITERANS WITH THE RESULTS OF ARTERIAL RECONSTRUCTION.


PERCUTANEOUS ANGIOGRAPHY.

PERCUTANEOUS ANGIOGRAPHY.


THE SIGNIFICANCE OF PROFESSIONAL SERVICE.


SIGNS OF CONGESTIVE FAILURE.

SIGNS OF CONGESTIVE FAILURE.


MYOCARDITIS AND HEART FAILURE DUE TO LEPTOSPIRA POMONA.


THE SICK LEAVE PROBLEM.

THE SICK LEAVE PROBLEM.


CORRECT COMMUNICATION.

CORRECT COMMUNICATION.


THE BASIC PLANNING OF THE CENTRAL SERVICE DEPARTMENT.


HOW TO WRITE CONTRACT SPECIFICATIONS.

HOW TO WRITE CONTRACT SPECIFICATIONS.


AN ADMITTING SUITE FOR THE FIRST CRITICAL HOSPITAL HOURS.


A REALISTIC SURGERY SCHEDULE BASED ON SURGEONS' OWN ESTIMATES.


RECONCILING AUTOMATION AND HUMANISM IN THE HOSPITAL OF THE FUTURE.


GRENFELL MISSION: A PIONEER HOSPITAL SYSTEM FOR RUGGED LABRADOR.


THERAPEUTIC ASPECTS OF ASTHMA, EMPHASIZING THE ROLE AND CONTROL OF COUGH.


SEROLOGIC TESTS FOR SYPHILIS: A PROFILE OF HOSPITAL PRACTICE.


THE IMPACT OF HOSPITALS ON THE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE IN EUROPE AND AMERICA.


ATTAINING COOPERATIVE EFFORT THROUGH A PROCEDURE COMMITTEE.


METHODS FOR ASSESSING NURSING CARE QUALITY.


HELPING THE DISABLED PERSON TO HELP HIMSELF TO GOOD NUTRITION.


AIDS TO SELF-FEEDING USED IN REHABILITATION PROGRAM OF VA RESEARCH HOSPITAL, CHICAGO.


NURSING HOME FOOD SERVICE: CARRYING OUT THERAPEUTIC DIETS.


CONTROLLING MEDICATIONS FROM THE PHARMACY.


APPLYING A DURABLE FLAME RETARDANT WITH INPLANT EQUIPMENT.


HOW INDIANAPOLIS HOSPITALS MET BLAST EMERGENCY.


120-BED HOSPITAL MOVED 1000 MILES IN THREE DAYS.


AFFILIATION PROVIDES A BROAD RANGE OF SERVICES FOR TWO HOSPITALS.


NEEDED FOR THE FUTURE: FULL PARTNERSHIP FOR PHYSICIANS IN HEALTH CARE PLANNING.


CITY-OWNED HOSPITAL CONVERTED TO VOLUNTARY OPERATION: A SUCCESS STORY.


THE ALL-INCLUSIVE RATE AS A MEANS FOR STANDARDIZING HOSPITAL CHARGES.


SIMPLIFIED REPORTING OF HOSPITAL-ACQUIRED STAPHYLOCOCCAL INFECTIONS.


LEUCOCYTE PHOSPHATASES.

LEUCOCYTE PHOSPHATASES.


THE EFFECT OF A SUPPLEMENTARY PROTEIN FOOD CONTAINING  FISH FLOUR, GROUNDNUT FLOUR AND BENGAL GRAM FLOUR AND FORTIFIED WITH VITAMINS ON THE  GROWTH AND NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF CHILDREN.


THE  EFFECT OF A SUPPLEMENTARY PROTEIN FOOD CONTAINING FISH FLOUR (FROM OIL SARDINE) ON THE  METABOLISM OF NITROGEN, CALCIUM AND PHOSPHORUS IN CHILDREN.


TREATABLE MENTAL SUBNORMALITY. II. PHENYLKETONURIA.


STIMULUS INFORMATION AND CONTEXTUAL INFORMATION AS DETERMINANTS  OF TACHISTOSCOPIC RECOGNITION OF WORDS.


RESPONSE MEDIATION OF THE CONDITIONED EYELID RESPONSE.


SOME SOURCES OF ARTIFACT IN STUDIES OF THE TACHISTOSCOPIC PERCEPTION OF WORDS.


DISCRIMINATION OF REWARDS AS A FUNCTION OF CONTRAST IN REWARD STIMULI.


EFFECT OF AMOUNT AND DISTRIBUTION OF INSPECTION TIME AND LENGTH OF DECAY  INTERVAL ON KINESTHETIC AFTEREFFECT.


MONOPTIC AND DICHOPTIC VISUAL MASKING.

MONOPTIC AND DICHOPTIC VISUAL MASKING.


EFFECTS OF KNOWLEDGE OF RESULTS ON A VERBAL MEDIATING RESPONSE.


FREE RECALL OF REDUNDANT STRINGS OF SYMBOLS BY CHILDREN.


REVERSALS PRIOR TO SOLUTION IN CONCEPT IDENTIFICATION.


NOVELTY EFFECTS IN CUE ACQUISITION AND UTILIZATION.


COMPARATIVE ASPECTS OF ALCOHOL FORMATION.


THE BREAKDOWN AND BIOSYNTHESIS OF GLUTAMIC ACID.


THE ASSIMILATION OF 1-C COMPOUNDS.

THE ASSIMILATION OF 1-C COMPOUNDS.


THE ASSIMILATION OF 2-C COMPOUNDS OTHER THAN ACETATE.


CARBON AND ENERGY STORAGE IN BACTERIA.

CARBON AND ENERGY STORAGE IN BACTERIA.


THE MICROBIOLOGICAL DEGRADATION OF AROMATIC COMPOUNDS.


THE CLASSIFICATION OF SOME VIOLET-PEGMENTED MICROCOCCI.


ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL OF THE COURSE OF DEVELOPMENT IN DICTYOSTELIUM DISCOIDEUM.


DETERMINATION OF THE STRUCTURE AND COMPOSITION OF THE 'SULPHUR GRANULES' OF ACTINOMYCES BOVIS.


AN IMMUNOLOGICAL STUDY OF AVIAN, VIRAL AND BACTERIAL NEURAMINIDASE BASED ON SPECIFIC INHIBITION OF ENZYME BY ANTIBODY.


AN ELECTRON MICROSCOPE STUDY OF VIBRIO FLAGELLA.


A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF VIRUS HAEMAGGLUTININS. THE STABILITY OF HAEMAGGLUTININS AND RED CELL RECEPTORS TO CERTAIN PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL TREATMENTS.


THE NATURE OF INHIBITORY ACTIVITY BY STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS TYPE 71.


THE DISTRIBUTION OF TEICHOIC ACIDS IN STAPHYLOCOCCI.


THE REQUIREMENT OF FATTY ACIDS BY PITYROSPORUM OVALE.


EFFECT OF METAL IONS AND POLYAMINES ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF BACTERIOPHAGE PHI-R.


THE ROLE OF INTERFERON IN PERSISTENT INFECTION WITH FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE VIRUS.


STUDIES ON THE INCIDENCE OF HELMINTH PARASITES IN PIGS FROM SOUTH WALES.


RIBONUCLEIC ACID OF CHLORAMPHENICOL-TREATED SHIGELLA FLEXNERI.


A STRAIN OF TRICHINELLA SPIRALIS FROM KENYA OF LOW INFECTIVITY TO RATS AND DOMESTIC PIGS.


PREDACEOUS FUNGI: A POSSIBLE METHOD OF BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF PARASITIC NEMATODES.


THE ROLE OF THE LARVAL STAGES OF HAEMONCHUS PLACEI INFECTIONS OF CATTLE IN IMMUNITY.


HEMAGGLUTINATION STUDIES WITH FORMALINIZED ERYTHROCYTES. EFFECT OF BIS-DIAZO-BENZIDINE AND TANNIC ACID TREATMENT ON SENSITIZATION BY SOLUBLE ANTIGEN.


FACTORS AFFECTING PRIMARY AND SECONDARY ANTIBODY PRODUCTION BY SPLENIC TISSUES.


COMPETITION OF SOLUBLE ANTIGENS BY TISSUE CULTURE ASSAY.


THE ROLE OF ANTIGEN DOSAGE IN DRUG-INDUCED IMMUNOLOGIC TOLERANCE.


TUBERCULOSTATIC ACTIVITY OF NORMAL HUMAN SERA.


CROSS-PROTECTION IN ANIMALS INFECTED WITH GROUP A ARBOVIRUSES.


IMMUNOLOGIC STUDIES OF HEART TISSUE. VI. CARDIAC LESIONS IN RABBITS ASSOCIATED WITH AUTOANTIBODIES TO HEART INDUCED BY IMMUNIZATION WITH HETEROLOGOUS HEART.


MICROMETHODS FOR THE STUDY OF PROTEINS AND ANTIBODIES. IV. FACTORS INVOLVED IN THE PREPARATION AND USE OF A STABLE PREPARATION OF FORMALINIZED, TANNIC ACID-TREATED, PROTEIN-SENSITIZED ERYTHROCYTES FOR DETECTION OF ANTIGEN AND ANTIBODY.


STUDIES ON THE ROLE OF COMPLEMENT IN THE IMMUNE CLEARANCE OF ESCHERICHIA COLI AND RAT ERYTHROCYTES BY THE RETICULOENDOTHELIAL SYSTEM IN MICE.


MULTIPLICITY OF INSULIN-BINDING ANTIBODIES IN HUMAN SERA. PRESENCE OF ANTIBODY ACTIVITY IN GAMMA-, BETA-2A-, AND BETA-2M-GLOBULINS.


NONPATHOGENIC RICKETTSIAS RELATED TO THE SPOTTED FEVER GROUP ISOLATED FROM TICKS, DERMACENTOR VARIABILIS AND DERMACENTOR ANDERSONI FROM EASTERN MONTANA.


PRODUCTION OF NEUTRALIZING ANTIBODY BY MICE INJECTED WITH ACTINOPHAGE.


THE DETECTION OF HUMORAL ANTIBODIES DIRECTED AGAINST SALICYLATES IN HYPERSENSITIVE STATES.


A FACTOR OTHER THAN STREPTOCOCCAL NICOTINAMIDE ADENINE DINUCLEOTIDASE WHICH COMBINES WITH ANTIBODY TO THIS ENZYME: ITS PRODUCTION AND EFFECT ON ANTIBODY DETERMINATIONS.


DISSOCIATION OF PHAGOCYTOSIS AND INTRACELLULAR KILLING OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS BY HUMAN BLOOD LEUKOCYTES.


STUDIES ON THE SENSITIZING PROPERTIES OF HUMAN ANTISERA AND PURIFIED ANTIBODIES.


THE SURFACE STRUCTURE OF PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA.


(HISTOLOGICAL STUDIES OF THE ENDOMETRIUM IN ECTOPIC PREGNANCY WITH REFERENCE TO ARIAS-STELLA REACTION.)


PEDIATRIC NASAL SURGERY.

PEDIATRIC NASAL SURGERY.


WHAT PHYSICIANS SHOULD KNOW ABOUT NASAL PLASTIC SURGERY.


RELAXED MANAGEMENT OF THE AMBULATORY DIABETIC.


GIARDIAL DUODENITIS: CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS OF GIARDIASIS IN CHILDREN (REPORT OF THREE CASES).


THE CASE FOR THE CONSERVATIVE CONTROL OF THE AMBULATORY DIABETIC.


DRUG-INDUCED DIABETES.

DRUG-INDUCED DIABETES.


SCHISTOSOMIASIS IN AMERICAN TOURISTS.

SCHISTOSOMIASIS IN AMERICAN TOURISTS.


HOMICIDE BY STARVATION. THE NUTRITIONAL VARIANT OF THE "BATTERED CHILD".


A PLAN OF ACTION IN CARDIAC ARREST. A DETAILED PLAN FOR TREATMENT OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS.


RENAL TOXICITY OF ORAL CHOLECYSTOGRAPHIC MEDIA. BUMAMIODYL SODIUM AND IOPANOIC ACID.


THE HORMONE-DEPENDENT CANCERS.

THE HORMONE-DEPENDENT CANCERS.


BASIC CONCEPTS OF THERAPY IN ARTERIAL DISEASE.


STATISTICS, SCIENCE, AND SENSE. I. POPULATION AND SAMPLING.


A NEW ANTIHYPERTENSIVE. METHYLDOPA (ALDOMET).


A SOUTH AMERICAN LOOKS AT A NORTH AMERICAN RESIDENCY.


THE ANGIOTENSIN AMIDE SKIN TEST. A NONSPECIFIC REACTION.


PATHOLOGY OF HIGH ALTITUDE PULMONARY EDEMA.


THE BALLISTOCARDIOGRAPHIC SMOKING TEST.

THE BALLISTOCARDIOGRAPHIC SMOKING TEST.


FRIEDRICH THEODOR VON FRERICHS (1819-1885).


TORTUOUS COMMON CAROTID ARTERY SIMULATING A THYROID ADENOMA.


A GIANT TUMOR OF THE VULVA. AN EIGHT-YEAR FOLLOW-UP REPORT.


METASTASIS TO MIDBRAIN FROM MAMMARY CARCINOMA. CAUSE OF BILATERAL PTOSIS AND OPHTHALMOPLEGIA.


THE ORAL D-XYLOSE TEST IN HEALTHY INFANTS AND CHILDREN. A MICRO-METHOD OF BLOOD DETERMINATION.


IMMEDIATE THORACOTOMY FOR A STAB WOUND OF THE HEART.


SUDDEN CARDIAC DEATH. A REVIEW OF ITS PATHOPHYSIOLOGY AND A DISCUSSION OF CARDIAC MONITORING.


CARCINOMA OF THE SKIN--A GUIDEPOST TO INTERNAL MALIGNANCY?


VERTEBRAL WEDGE OSTEOTOMY. CORRECTION OF RHEUMATOID (ANKYLOSING) SPONDYLITIS.


ATYPICAL SICKLE CELL ANEMIA.

ATYPICAL SICKLE CELL ANEMIA.


REITER'S SYNDROME. CLINICOPATHOLOGICAL STUDY OF A FATAL CASE.


STATISTICS, SCIENCE, AND SENSE. 3. PROBABILITY.


THE COMPONENTS OF GENERAL ANESTHESIA. A PLEA FOR THE BLOCKING OF SENSORY PATHWAYS.


TOPICAL USE OF ANTIBIOTICS.

TOPICAL USE OF ANTIBIOTICS.


MASSIVE PULMONARY EMBOLISM.

MASSIVE PULMONARY EMBOLISM.


MEDICAL EDUCATION IN THE UNITED STATES. PREPARED BY THE STAFF OF THE COUNCIL ON MEDICAL EDUCATION AND HOSPITALS.


ALOPECIA AREATA.

ALOPECIA AREATA.


JAMES B. HERRICK (1861-1954).

JAMES B. HERRICK (1861-1954).


SUDDEN DEATH AFTER NEAR-DROWNING.

SUDDEN DEATH AFTER NEAR-DROWNING.


VERTIGINOUS TEMPORAL LOBE SEIZURES STIMULATED BY FUNCTIONAL HYPERINSULINISM.


AORTIC RUPTURE AFTER A MINOR FALL IN A PATIENT WITH EXTREME CARDIOMEGALY.


SYMPODIA IN INDENTICAL TWINS. REPORT OF A CASE.


FEMORAL ARTERY INJURY DURING INGUINAL HERNIORRHAPHY.


OBESITY. II. TREATMENT AND HAZARDS.

OBESITY. II. TREATMENT AND HAZARDS.


MAJOR EVACUATION LINK -- THE 57TH MEDICAL BATTALION.


GASTROINTESTINAL PERFORATION AS A COMPLICATION OF LEUKEMIA. A CASE REPORT.


MANAGEMENT OF THORACOABDOMINAL WOUNDS. A CASE REPORT.


CURRENT CONCEPTS OF THE ETIOLOGY AND TREATMENT OF EPIDIDYMITIS.


EYE IRRITATION FROM DIESEL FUMES.

EYE IRRITATION FROM DIESEL FUMES.


FETUS IN GETU. A CASE REPORT.

FETUS IN GETU. A CASE REPORT.


THE TRANSITION ERA IN INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION.


MARLEX MESH IN THE REPAIR OF DIRECT INGUINAL HERNIAS.


CARCINOIDOSIS.

CARCINOIDOSIS.


GILBERT'S DISEASE.

GILBERT'S DISEASE.


PERIODIC TETRAPLEGIA.

PERIODIC TETRAPLEGIA.


CLINICAL APPROACH TO BLEEDING DISORDERS.


ANTI-DEPRESSANT DRUGS.

ANTI-DEPRESSANT DRUGS.


NEWBORN SURGICAL EMERGENCIES.

NEWBORN SURGICAL EMERGENCIES.


SPACE MEDICINE.

SPACE MEDICINE.


CERVICAL CONIZATION.

CERVICAL CONIZATION.


THE PHYSICIAN'S EMOTIONS AND THE DIABETIC.


CUTANEOUS MEDICINE.

CUTANEOUS MEDICINE.


LIGHT-COAGULATION.

LIGHT-COAGULATION.


THE SHORT BOY.

THE SHORT BOY.


THE USE OF PULMONARY FUNCTION TESTS BY THE GP.


DARBISHIRE HOUSE HEALTH CENTRE.

DARBISHIRE HOUSE HEALTH CENTRE.


CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE: 2.

CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE: 2.


STANDARD VERSUS PROPRIETARY.

STANDARD VERSUS PROPRIETARY.


TRANQUILLISERS.

TRANQUILLISERS.


DISSECTING ANEURYSM OF THE AORTA.

DISSECTING ANEURYSM OF THE AORTA.


EPIDEMIOLOGY OF THE MONTH.

EPIDEMIOLOGY OF THE MONTH.


ABOUT GENERAL PRACTICE; THE CASUAL PATIENT.


THE CARE OF THE PATIENT.

THE CARE OF THE PATIENT.


DESIGNING FOR GENERAL PRACTICE; WAITING-ROOMS.


AN OUTBREAK OF CL. WELCHII FOOD POISONING.


PYRUVIC ACID IN THE CULTIVATION OF TUBERCLE BACILLI.


TESTS ON DRY, OILED AND DAMP MOPS.

TESTS ON DRY, OILED AND DAMP MOPS.


COLLATERAL CIRCULATION IN THE HEART.

COLLATERAL CIRCULATION IN THE HEART.


ORAL CYTOLOGY -- A NEGLECTED FIELD OF CANCER DIAGNOSIS.


A STUDY OF SIXTEEN FATAL CASES OF ENCEPHALITIS-  LIKE DISEASE IN NORTH CAROLINA CHILDREN.


HERNIA ADIPOSA -- A CAUSE OF LOW BACK PAIN.


CONTRIBUTIONS TOWARD A THEORY OF MENTAL ILLNESS. A REVIEW.


MALIGNANT DISEASE OF LYMPHOID TISSUE.

MALIGNANT DISEASE OF LYMPHOID TISSUE.


WARFARIN AND RED SQUILL.

WARFARIN AND RED SQUILL.


REPORT ON TRAUMA. EPIDURAL HEMATOMA.

REPORT ON TRAUMA. EPIDURAL HEMATOMA.


THE NORTH CAROLINA MEDICAL CARE COMMISSION. EVALUATION OF THE RURAL LOAN PROGRAM BY RECIPIENTS OF MEDICAL AND DENTAL LOANS.


ERYTHROCYTE PYRUVATE KINASE DEFICIENCY RESULTING IN CONGENITAL NONSPHEROCYTIC HEMOLYTIC ANEMIA.


FAMILIAL PULMONARY HYPERTENSION.

FAMILIAL PULMONARY HYPERTENSION.


STIPPLING OF THE RETINA. A NEW PHYSICAL SIGN IN THE EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF LEAD POISONING.


PERIPHERAL NERVE LESIONS IN THE UPPER EXTREMITY IN HEMIPLEGIC PATIENTS.


RESEARCH AND THE COMMUNITY FUNCTIONS OF A HEALTH DEPARTMENT.


PSYCHOSIS OF INFANCY AND EARLY CHILDHOOD, AS MANIFESTED BY CHILDREN WITH ATYPICAL DEVELOPMENT.


MANAGEMENT OF BURSITIS.

MANAGEMENT OF BURSITIS.


CASE RECORDS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL. CASE 63-1963.


CASE RECORDS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL. CASE 64-1963.


NONSPHEROCYTES.

NONSPHEROCYTES.


AN ADMINISTRATOR'S VIEW OF THE HEAD NURSE'S WORK.


THE HEAD NURSE'S CHANGING ROLE.

THE HEAD NURSE'S CHANGING ROLE.


A CENTER FOR NURSING.

A CENTER FOR NURSING.


OPERATING ROOM TECHNICIANS.

OPERATING ROOM TECHNICIANS.


THE WORST WARD ON THE HILL.

THE WORST WARD ON THE HILL.


PARTNERS IN COLLEGIATE NURSING EDUCATION: THE UNIVERSITY.


PARTNERS IN COLLEGIATE NURSING EDUCATION: THE PUBLIC HEALTH AGENCY.


ANTEPARTAL CARE IN PHILADELPHIA.

ANTEPARTAL CARE IN PHILADELPHIA.


EARLY DISCHARGE OF MATERNITY PATIENTS.

EARLY DISCHARGE OF MATERNITY PATIENTS.


MATERNAL TOUCH.

MATERNAL TOUCH.


A MATTER OF FACTS.

A MATTER OF FACTS.


THE FETAL HEART MONITOR.

THE FETAL HEART MONITOR.


BONE GRAFTING.

BONE GRAFTING.


FIFTY YEARS OF COORDINATED HEALTH PLANNING FOR CLEVELAND.


INJURIES SUSTAINED IN A CAR ACCIDENT.

INJURIES SUSTAINED IN A CAR ACCIDENT.


FIBREGLASS BOX SPLINTS.

FIBREGLASS BOX SPLINTS.


OBSTETRIC NURSE TRAINING--THE SITUATION NOW.


CROSS-INFECTION. 3. WOUND INFECTION IN THE SURGICAL WARD. I. SOURCES OF INFECTION.


OBSTETRIC EXPERIENCE IN GENERAL TRAINING.


FIXED SKIN TRACTION ON A THOMAS' SPLINT.


TESTICULAR TUMORS.

TESTICULAR TUMORS.


BASIC EXPERIMENTS ON CELLULAR DEATH.

BASIC EXPERIMENTS ON CELLULAR DEATH.


INAUGURAL ADDRESS.

INAUGURAL ADDRESS.


OPERATIONS IN THE COLON AND RECTUM FOR CANCER WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO REFINEMENTS IN TECHNIC AND THE USE OF ADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY.


OBSERVATIONS FOLLOWING DISTENTION OF THE INTRAHEPATIC AND COMMON HEPATIC DUCTS IN MAN.


THE CLINICAL USE OF BCG VACCINE IN STIMULATING HOST RESISTANCE TO CANCER.


THE PATHOLOGY OF UNCOMPLICATED INFLUENZA.


INFLUENZA IN HOSPITAL 1960-1961.

INFLUENZA IN HOSPITAL 1960-1961.


VIRUS RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTIONS IN CHILDREN.


THE COMPLICATIONS OF INFLUENZA.

THE COMPLICATIONS OF INFLUENZA.


THE EFFECT OF WEATHER ON WINTER EPIDEMICS.


BACTERIAL INFECTION AND HOSPITAL INFECTION OF PATIENTS WITH INFLUENZA.


THE IMPACT OF INFLUENZA ON GENERAL PRACTICE.


INFLUENZA AS A PROBLEM OF HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION.


INFLUENZA IN RELATION TO THE CITY OF BIRMINGHAM.


INFLUENZA AS A NATIONAL PROBLEM.

INFLUENZA AS A NATIONAL PROBLEM.


MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS: A CURRENT APPRAISAL OF SYMPTOMS AND SIGNS.


GONADAL DYSGENESIS AND HYPOPITUITARISM (DELETION-INDUCED HEMIZYGOSITY).


BETTER ILLUMINATION FOR THE ENDOSCOPE.

BETTER ILLUMINATION FOR THE ENDOSCOPE.


(PSYCHIC STATE AND ADRENOCORTICAL FUNCTION IN THE LIGHT OF URINARY    17-KETOSTEROID FRACTIONS. PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL STUDY OF EMOTION.)


IN VIVO MEASUREMENT OF IODINE-131 IN CHILDREN'S THYROIDS.


THE CODING OF ROENTGEN IMAGES FOR COMPUTER ANALYSIS  AS APPLIED TO LUNG CANCER.


EVALUATION OF A COMPUTER-RETRIEVED RADIOGRAPHIC IMAGE.


LYMPHANGIOGRAPHY, CAVOGRAPHY, AND UROGRAPHY;  COMPARATIVE ACCURACY IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF PELVIC AND ABDOMINAL METASTASES.


LYMPHANGIOGRAPHY IN A  PATIENT WITH CHYLOUS ASCITES.


LEFT VENTRICULAR ANGIOCARDIOGRAPHY IN  THE STUDY OF VENTRICULAR SEPTAL DEFECTS.


POST-MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION SYNDROME.

POST-MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION SYNDROME.


OCCIPITAL EMISSARY VEIN ENLARGEMENT; A SIGN OF INCREASED INTRACRANIAL  PRESSURE.


CEREBRAL HEMANGIOENDOTHELIOMA SIMULATING A BERRY ANEURYSM.


A TECHNIC OF POSTMORTEM ANGIOGRAPHY FOR EVALUATING  ARTERIOSCLEROSIS OF THE AORTIC ARCH AND CAROTID AND VERTEBRAL ARTERIES.


A SURVEY OF THE COMPLICATIONS OF PERCUTANEOUS RETROGRADE ARTERIOGRAPHY:  SELDINGER TECHNIC.


ABDOMINAL AORTOGRAPHY: A NEW CATHETER TIP CLOSING OBTURATOR  FOR PERCUTANEOUS TECHNIC.


ONE ASPECT OF SPLENOPORTOGRAPHY: REVERSAL OF FLOW WITH  RESULTING NON-VISUALIZATION OF THE PORTAL VEIN.


VISUALIZATION OF THE HEPATIC VEINS IN A CASE OF CAVAL THROMBOSIS.


HEPATODOCHAL   DIVERTICULUM: A DIFFICULT ROENTGEN DIAGNOSIS.


GANGRENE OF THE DESCENDING COLON: SOME NOTES ON THE SOFT-TISSUE STUDY OF THE COLON AND PARACOLONIC GUTTERS.


SMALL-INTESTINAL INTRAMURAL AIR.

SMALL-INTESTINAL INTRAMURAL AIR.


VISUAL SEARCH PATTERNS OF RADIOLOGISTS IN TRAINING.


LARGE-FIELD RADIOTHERAPY IN LETHAL MIDLINE  GRANULOMA.


TREATMENT OF CARCINOMA OF THE CERVICAL STUMP.


NEW ACCESSORIES FOR PRECISE TELETHERAPY WITH COBALT-60 UNITS.


CALORIMETRIC MEASUREMENTS OF ABSORBED DOSE FOR LOW- AND  MEDIUM-KILOVOLTAGE X-RAYS.


SOME PROBLEMS PECULIAR TO ELECTRON THERAPY.


COMPUTERS: SOME ASSETS AND LIABILITIES.

COMPUTERS: SOME ASSETS AND LIABILITIES.


CAROTID COMPRESSION DEVICE FOR THE PREVENTION OF RADIATION HAZARD.


ULCERATIVE COLITIS IN ADOLESCENCE.

ULCERATIVE COLITIS IN ADOLESCENCE.


DAY CARE FOR ALCOHOLICS IN ACUTE WITHDRAWAL.


EXPERIENCE WITH TOPICAL FLUOCINOLONE ACETONIDE OINTMENT IN PSORIASIS.


CRICOTHYROID PUNCTURE BRONCHOGRAPHY.

CRICOTHYROID PUNCTURE BRONCHOGRAPHY.


EXPERIENCES WITH THE USE OF BUCLAMASE IN ACCIDENTAL TRAUMA.


CIGARETTE SMOKING AS THE MAJOR CAUSE OF LUNG CANCER. II.


MIXED-CELL TUMOURS OF THE PALATE. 11 PERSONAL CASES.


CONGENITAL PULMONARY STENOSIS IN IDENTICAL TWINS.


CIGARETTES AND DISEASE.

CIGARETTES AND DISEASE.


HYGIENIC EVALUATION OF THE FOOD FISHES, TILAPIA MELANOPLEURA AND TILAPIA MOSSAMBICA NURTURED IN SEWAGE EFFLUENT.


CIGARETTE SMOKING AS THE MAJOR CAUSE OF LUNG CANCER. III.


CONGENITAL GOITRE. A REVIEW WITH A REPORT OF THREE CASES OF SUFFOCATIVE GOITRE IN THE NEWBORN.


HORTEGA-SILVER-CELLS IN TUBERCULOUS LESION.


EMBRYOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF HORTEGA-SILVER-CELLS.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDIES ON THE INTRACYTOPLASMIC MEMBRANOUS ORGANELLES  OF MYCOBACTERIA.


STUDIES ON UNCLASSIFIED MYCOBACTERIA. I. AMIDASE ACTIVITY OF UNCLASSIFIED  MYCOBACTERIA.


STUDIES ON UNCLASSIFIED MYCOBACTERIA. II. IMMUNOGENICITY OF UNCLASSIFIED  MYCOBACTERIA.


GROWTH-INHIBITORY ACTIVITY OF ALLYL-SUBSTITUTED  COMPOUNDS AGAINST SARCOMA 180 AND CARCINOMA 63 IN MICE.


STUDIES ON THE DYES WITH SELECTIVE STAINING AND INHIBITORY  ACTION OF S 180 AND C 63 IN MICE.


ON THE SYNTHESIS OF PYRIMIDO (4,5,C)(2,1,3) SELENA-DIAZOLES AND THEIR ANTI-TUMOR ACTIVITY ON MOUSE LEUKEMIA L 1210.


THE BEHAVIOR OF ASCITES HEPATOMA CELLS IN GLYCOGEN METABOLISM.


PHONOCARDIOGRAPHIC STUDIES IN CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE  TO THE FREQUENCY ANALYSIS OF HEART SOUNDS AND MURMURS BY SPECTRAL PHONOCARDIOGRAPHY.


THE GROWING NUMBER OF ELDERS.

THE GROWING NUMBER OF ELDERS.


REDUCTION IN MORTALITY FROM FIREARM ACCIDENTS.


SEX DIFFERENCES IN PEPTIC ULCER MORTALITY TRENDS.


HELMINTHIASIS.

HELMINTHIASIS.


INFLUENCE OF A DIET LOW IN PYRIDOXINE ON TUMORIGENESIS IN RATS INGESTING N-2-FLUORENYLACETAMIDE.


INTRAVENTRICULAR PAPILLOMA; REPORT OF A CASE WITH SUCCESSFUL REMOVAL.


PLEURAL LIPOMA: A RARE NEOPLASM; (CASE REPORT).


GUIDELINES FOR THE MEDICAL CENTER.

GUIDELINES FOR THE MEDICAL CENTER.


RETICULAR NETWORK AND KARYOMETRIC PROPERTIES OF LYMPHOMAS OF THE SKIN.


GYNAECOLOGICO-OBSTETRICAL ASPECTS OF RENAL DISEASES.


SODIUM RETENTION AND OEDEMA.

SODIUM RETENTION AND OEDEMA.


PAEDIATRIC ASPECTS OF RENAL DISEASES.

PAEDIATRIC ASPECTS OF RENAL DISEASES.


NEUROLOGICAL ASPECTS OF RENAL DISEASES.

NEUROLOGICAL ASPECTS OF RENAL DISEASES.


RADIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF RENAL DISEASES.

RADIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF RENAL DISEASES.


FATTY SUBSTANCES ON CONJUNCTIVA.

FATTY SUBSTANCES ON CONJUNCTIVA.


THE PLACE OF PREVENTIVE PEDIATRICS IN THE UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM.


PREVENTIVE PEDIATRICS IN THE UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM. THE SITUATION IN DIFFERENT AREAS OF THE WORLD.


METHODS OF TEACHING PREVENTIVE PEDIATRICS. B. MENTAL ASPECTS.


TISSUE REACTION TO BARIUM SULPHATE CONTRAST MEDIUM.


ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATASE ACTIVITY OF RAT SKIN IN EARLY WOUND HEALING.


THE CARCINOGENICITY AND REACTIVITY TO TISSUE CONSTITUENTS OF 4-NITROQUINOLINE-N-OXIDE.


AMINOAZO DYE AMINO-OXIDE AS A POSSIBLE INTERMEDIATE METABOLITE PROCEEDING TO N-DEMETHYLATION AND ORTHO-HYDROXYLATION AS WELL AS AZO DYE-PROTEIN BINDING.


PHYSIOLOGIC RESPONSE TO TRANSIENT HEAT STRESS IN REFLECTIVE VERSUS NON-REFLECTIVE CLOTHING.


EFFECT OF 3-METHYLCHOLANTHRENE ON AMINO ACID INCORPORATION INTO RAT LIVER PROTEIN.


THE EFFECTS OF "FOEHN" WEATHER ON THE HUMAN POPULATION OF THE PRINCIPALITY OF LIECHTENSTEIN.


THE EXPERIMENTAL COMPARISON OF THREE DYNAMIC MAP DISPLAY CONFIGURATIONS IN A SIMULATED STEEP GRADIENT VEHICLE ENVIRONMENT.


THE EFFECTS OF HIGH CONCENTRATIONS OF CARBON DIOXIDE AND DIET ON THE URINARY EXCRETION OF STEROIDS AND CATECHOLAMINES.


A-V DISSOCIATION. A PROPOSAL FOR A COMPREHENSIVE CLASSIFICATION AND  CONSISTENT TERMINOLOGY.


STUDIES IN CERBRAL CIRCULATION. METHODS FOR THE QUALITATIVE AND  QUANTITATIVE STUDY OF HUMAN CEREBRAL BLOOD VESSELS.


CLINICAL APPLICATION OF THE NEUTROPHIL ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE TEST: WITH EMPHASIS OF THE PREGNANCY TEST.


TWO YEARS EXPERIENCE WITH SHIGELLOSIS IN A HOSPITAL AND SCHOOL FOR THE MENTALLY RETARDED.


DRUGS USED IN PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASES.


PAPANICOLAOU SMEAR, BIOPSY, AND CONIZATION OF CERVIX. AN EVALUATION OF THEIR RELIABILITY IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF CERVICAL CANCER.


PARGYLINE IN THE TREATMENT OF DEPRESSIVE ILLNESSES.


RADIATION THERAPY WITH HIGH-ENERGY ELECTRONS USING PENCIL BEAM SCANNING.


RADIOENCEPHALOGRAPHIC SCANNING WITH POSITRON-EMITTING AS74.


ESTROGEN METABOLISM IN POSTMENAPAUSAL WOMEN WITH GENITAL CANCER.


EFFECT OF SOME ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS ON DIFFERENTIATION AND DETERMINATION IN MARINE HYDROZOA, WITH A NOTE ON THEIR EVOLUTIONARY SIGNIFICANCE.


PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF HAEMORRHAGE.

PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF HAEMORRHAGE.


SURGERY OF LARGE INACCESSIBLE ARTERIOVENOUS FISTULAS.


HEALTH HAZARDS OF SELECTED ROCKET PROPELLANTS.


INVESTIGATIONS ON THE MECHANISM OF THE DEGRADATION OF 5-ALLYL-5-(BETA-HYDROXYPROPYL)-BARBITURIC ACID IN THE ORGANISM. METABOLISM OF 1-METHYL-5-ALLYL-5-(BETA-HYDROXYPROPYL)-BARBITURIC ACIDS IN THE ORGANISM OF RABBITS.


A STUDY ON THE KILLING BY LIGHT OF PHOTOSENSITIZED CELLS OF HALOBACTERIUM SALINARIUM.


IN VITRO LIQUEFACTION OF HUMAN BLOOD CLOTS BY METABOLITES OF BACILLUS SUBTILIS.


THE CAPACITY FOR ORGANIC SYNTHESIS IN CELLS OF SUCCESSIVE DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES.


NYLIDRIN HYDROCHLORIDE IN SENILE ARTERIOSCLEROSIS.


RHABDOMYOSARCOMA OF THE ORBIT IN BROTHERS.


UNILATERAL CONGENITAL GLAUCOMA, NEUROFIBROMATOSIS, AND PSEUDARTHROSIS.


EFFECT OF THE WATER PROVOCATIVE TEST ON OCULAR RIGIDITY.


DENTAL CARIES IN TWINS--I. A COMPARISON OF THE CARIES EXPERIENCE OF MONOZYGOTIC TWINS, DIZYGOTIC TWINS AND UNRELATED CHILDREN.


AN AID TO ACCURATE FIXATION DURING FUNDUS PHOTOGRAPHY.


CHOLESTEROL METABOLISM IN MAN. STUDIES ON ABSORPTION.


ACCENTUATION OF CA EDETATE NEPHROSIS BY CORTISONE.


EXPERIMENTAL TROPHOBLASTIC EMBOLISM AND HYPERPLASMINEMIA.


ATHEROSCLEROSIS IN RHESUS MONKEYS. VI. FATAL MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION IN A MONKEY FED FAT AND CHOLESTEROL.


HEPATIC INFARCTS IN MICE INJECTED WITH ANTIERYTHROCYTIC SERUM.


CARDIAC LYMPH FLOW IMPAIRMENT AND MYOCARDIAL FIBROSIS. EFFECTS OF CHRONIC OBSTRUCTION IN DOGS.


ATHEROSCLEROSIS IN RHESUS MONKEYS. VII. MECHANISM OF HYPERCHOLESTEREMIA: HEPATIC CHOLESTEROLGENESIS AND THE HYPERCHOLESTEREMIC THRESHOLD OF DIETARY CHOLESTEROL.


GIANT CUTANEOUS PAPILLOMA OF THE SHOULDER.


ANTIGENS IN MEMBRANOUS AND FIBRILLAR STRUCTURES OF HUMAN TISSUES. AN IMMUNOFLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPICAL STUDY OF THEIR WIDESPREAD NATURE.


KAPOSI'S SARCOMA INVOLVING BONE. WIGH PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO ANGIOMATOUS COMPONENTS OF THE TUMOR IN RELATION TO OSTEOLYSIS.


CANINE HEMOPHILIA. ESTABLISHMENT OF A NEW COLONY.


ADENOCARCINOMA OF THE APPENDIX: A REPORT OF FOUR  CASES.


ELECTROMYOGRAPHY IN DENTAL SCIENCE: A REVIEW.


REX KNIGHT, 1903-1963.

REX KNIGHT, 1903-1963.


ADOPTIVE FAMILIES REFERRED FOR PSYCHIATRIC ADVICE. I. THE CHILDREN.


THE WORD-IN-CONTEXT: A NEW TYPE OF VERBAL REASONING TEST.


INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN RATE OF ACQUISITION, NEGATIVE TRANSFER, AND RATE OF RECOVERY IN DIGIT-SYMBOL SUBSTITUTION.


INTER-FAMILIAR ANTIGENIC RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN  ENTEROBACTERIACEAE, BRUCELLACEAE AND PSEUDOMONADACEAE REVEALED BY THE AGAR GEL PRECIPITATION TECHNIQUE.


DORSAL DISLOCATION OF THE TARSAL NAVICULAR, ASSOCIATED WITH FRACTURES OF THE ANTERIOR CALCANEAL BODY AND CUBOID. REPORT OF AN UNUSUAL CASE.


THE PATTERN OF CANCER RESEARCH.

THE PATTERN OF CANCER RESEARCH.


INCARCERATED HIATAL HERNIA WITH GANGRENE OF THE ENTIRE STOMACH.


EMERGENCY PUBLIC HEALTH PLANNING IN BRITISH COLUMBIA.


AN UNUSUAL CASE OF BACTERIAL ENDOCARDITIS IN AN INFANT WITH CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE.


AN ORTHOPEDIC PROGRAM.

AN ORTHOPEDIC PROGRAM.


ENDOMETRIAL CANCER. SURVEY OF 610 CASES AT WOMAN'S HOSPITAL  (1919-1960).


HEMATOLOGIC EFFECT OF AN ETHYLENIMINE COMPOUND.


EFFECT OF AUDIOGENIC STRESS UPON METHYLCHOLANTHRENE-INDUCED CARCINOGENESIS IN MICE.


PROFESSOR DAVIDSON ADDRESSES THE B.M.A. IN BULAWAYO.


THE TREATMENT OF RECURRENT OR METASTATIC BREAST CANCER.


AT THE HARARE HOSPITAL STAFF ROUNDS. CASE NO. 141 (A CASE OF STEVENS JOHNSON'S SYNDROME).


THE APPROACH TO GYNECOLOGICAL EMERGENCIES.


THE FIVE PILLARS OF CINCINNATI MEDICINE.


CINCINNATI PUBLIC LIBRARY--A HEALTH INFORMATION CENTER.


RICHARD BRIGHT 1789-1858 (GARRISON): SELECT REPORTS  OF MEDICAL CASES: CASES ILLUSTRATIVE OF SOME OF THE APPEARANCES OBSERVABLE ON THE  EXAMINATION OF DISEASES TERMINATING IN DROPSICAL EFFUSION.


PREVENTION OF PULMONARY EMBOLISM AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY.


COMBINED TRICUSPID, AORTIC, AND RECURRENT MITRAL STENOSIS. REPORT OF A CASE SUCCESSFULLY OPERATED UPON.


THE PALMOMENTAL REFLEX IN PREMATURE INFANTS.


DYSBARISM: A JET AGE PROBLEM OF ALL PHYSICIANS.


THE PITUITARY GLAND.

THE PITUITARY GLAND.


A NEW METHOD FOR ANATOMO-RADIOLOGIC STUDY OF THE LUNG AFTER RESECTION.


NUCLEIC ACID METABOLISM OF THE CORNEAL EPITHELIUM.


RELATION OF EXTRAOCULAR ELECTROMYOGRAMS TO HORIZONTAL EYE MOVEMENTS EVOKED UPON BRAIN-STEM STIMULATION IN CATS.


A SIMPLE PHOTOGRAPHIC METHOD OF MEASURING THE VOLUME OF THE ANTERIOR CHAMBER.


SOME EXPERIMENTS ON GRAFTING FROZEN CORNEAL TISSUE IN RABBITS.


INCORPORATION OF INORGANIC SULPHATE-35S INTO SULPHATED MUCOPOLYSACCHARIDES OF THE RABBIT CORNEA IN THE COURSE OF EXPERIMENTAL ANAPHYLACTIC REACTIONS.


CRYSTALLINE LENS AND BLOOD AS SUBSTRATES OF GENERAL APPLICATION FOR THE STUDY OF TRANSMETHYLATION PROCESSES.


ANTIGENIC COMPONENTS OF GUINEA-PIG TISSUES.


OBSERVATIONS ON THE OIL OF DROPLETS OF THE PRINCIPAL CONE CELLS OF THE FROG RETINA.


THE VALIDITY OF THE IMBERT-FLICK LAW AS APPLIED TO APPLANATION TONOMETRY.


NUCLEOTIDE COMPOSITION OF THE RIBONUCLEIC ACIDS OF THE BOVINE CORNEAL EPITHELIUM.


THE FINE STRUCTURE OF THE RADIAL FIBRES IN THE REPTILE RETINA.


UTILIZATION OF CARBOHYDRATE METABOLITES IN THE RABBIT CILIARY EPITHELIUM.


EXPERIMENTAL GLIMPSES AT THE LOWER TRYPANOSOMATIDAE.


THE EFFECT OF PH ON THE ABSORPTION RATE OF GLUCOSE IN THE SMALL INTESTINE OF HUMANS.


ABSORPTION OF FATS AND EXTERNAL PANCREATIC SECRETION.


THE USE OF PANCREOZYMIN-SECRETIN TEST IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF PANCREATITIS AND TUMORS OF THE PANCREAS.


DOSE-RESPONSE RELATIONSHIPS TO PANCREOZYMIN IN NORMAL SUBJECTS AND PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC PANCREATITIS.


CHROMATOGRAPHIC SEPARATION OF  HUMAN GASTRIC JUICE: ELECTROPHORETIC CHARACTERIZATION, B12 BINDING CAPACITY, AND INSTRINSIC FACTOR ACTIVITY OF THE VARIOUS FRACTIONS.


THE SITE OF ABSORPTION OF CONJUGATED BILE SALTS IN MAN.


THE EFFECT OF SUBANESTHETIC DOSES OF SODIUM PENTOBARBITAL ON GASTRIC CONTENT OF SPIDER MONKEYS (ATELES).


THE ESOPHAGUS, MARCH 1961 TO FEBRUARY 1963.


ANKYLOSING SPONDYLITIS ASSOCIATED WITH REGIONAL ENTERITIS.


LEFT HYDRONEPHROSIS AS A COMPLICATION OF ACUTE SIGMOID DIVERTICULITIS.


IMPACTION OF THE SENGSTAKEN-BLAKEMORE TUBE.


GENETIC STRUCTURE OF THE CYST REGION OF THE  SALMONELLA GENOME.


A HISTORY OF THE CELL THEORY OF CANCER METASTASIS.


GYNECOLOGIC EMERGENCIES.

GYNECOLOGIC EMERGENCIES.


THE COST FORMULA AND ITS LIMITATIONS.

THE COST FORMULA AND ITS LIMITATIONS.


EFFECTIVE EMPLOYEE DISCIPLINE. II.

EFFECTIVE EMPLOYEE DISCIPLINE. II.


PURCHASING: THE LAST FRONTIER OF MANAGEMENT.


PROSTATIC BACKACHE AND SCIATICA DIAGNOSTIC PITFALLS LEADING TO UNNECESSARY "SLIPPED DISC" SURGERY.


SURGICAL TREATMENT OF THE DEAFNESS RESULTING FROM CHRONIC OTITIS.


CHANGES IN MUSCLE COMPOSITION DURING POTASSIUM DEPLETION AND  RESTORATION.


INFLUENCE OF SOCIAL REINFORCEMENT AND THE BEHAVIOR OF MODELS IN SHAPING CHILDREN'S MORAL JUDGMENTS.


RESPONSIVENESS OF CHRONIC SCHIZOPHRENICS TO THE SOCIAL BEHAVIOR OF OTHERS IN A MEANINGFUL TASK SITUATION.


LIMITED OPENING OF THE MOUTH CAUSED BY ENLARGED CORONOID  PROCESSES: REPORT OF CASE.


THE JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION: A FIFTY YEAR CHRONICLE.


FACTORS AFFECTING SUCCESSFUL REPAIR AFTER ROOT CANAL  THERAPY.


TOOTH FLUOROMETER.

TOOTH FLUOROMETER.


EFFECT OF RATE LOADING, TIME OF TRITURATION AND  TEST TEMPERATURE ON COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH VALUES OF DENTAL AMALGAM.


AN AID TO THE ELIMINATION OF TENSION AND FATIGUE: BODY MECHANICS  APPLIED TO THE PRACTICE OF DENTISTRY.


SPEECH DEFECTS IN A TONGUE-THRUST GROUP.


STANDARDS FOR ACCREDITATION OF DENTAL LABORATORIES. COUNCIL ON DENTAL TRADE AND  LABORATORY RELATIONS.


DENTAL FEES IN 1962. BUREAU OF ECONOMIC RESEARCH AND STATISTICS.


THE 1962 SURVEY OF DENTAL PRACTICE. VIII. USUAL LENGTH OF PATIENT APPOINTMENTS. BUREAU  OF ECONOMIC RESEARCH AND STATISTICS.


COUNCIL ADOPTS REVISION OF AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION SPECIFICATION NO.11. COUNCIL  ON DENTAL RESEARCH.


COUNCIL ADOPTS LABELING REQUIREMENT AND A CHANGE IN A.D.A. SPECIFICATION NO.17. COUNCIL  ON DENTAL RESEARCH.


COUNCIL ADOPTS AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION SPECIFICATION NO.18. COUNCIL ON DENTAL  RESEARCH.


CYTOLOGY OF CANDIDA ALBICANS AS INFLUENCED BY DRUGS ACTING ON THE CYTOPLASMIC MEMBRANE. Gale, Glen R. (Veterans Administration Hospital, Durham, N.C.) Cytology of Candida albicans as influenced by drugs acting on the cytoplasmic membrane. J. Bacteriol. 86:151-157. 1963.-An electron microscopic comparison was made of the cytological responses of Candida albicans to benzalkonium chloride, amphotericin B, and filipin, all of which are thought to exert their primary pharmacological actions on the cytoplasmic membrane of susceptible microorganisms. After 5 to 15 min of exposure to benzalkonium chloride, most of the cytoplasm became less dense, and intact nuclei, mitochondria, or intracytoplasmic membranes were not observed. The remaining dense cytoplasm contained numerous small holes. The polyene antifungal agents, amphotericin B and filipin, caused a reduction in cytoplasmic density, but had no observable effect on nuclei or mitochondria. The intervals before onset of changes induced by the polyene agents correlated with the known time-dependent binding of these drugs by cells, and the decreased electron scattering induced by all three agents was compatible with their known abilities to cause a loss of integrity of the cytoplasmic membrane with resultant leakage of cytoplasmic components. No consistent morphological effect of any of these drugs on the cytoplasmic membrane could be shown.


REPLACEMENT OF NICOTINIC ACID REQUIREMENT OF SHIGELLA SONNEI PYRIDINE-3-SULFONIC ACID.


APPARENT PIGMENT PRODUCTION BY STREPTOCOCCUS FAECALIS IN THE PRESENCE OF METAL IONS.


ABSCESS-FORMING FACTOR(S) PRODUCED BY STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS. II. ABSCESS FORMATION AND IMMUNITY BY A STAPHYLOCOCCUS AND ITS MUTANTS. Lam, Gow T. (Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, Pa.), Francis J. Sweeney, Jr., Charlotte M. Witmer, and Robert I. Wise. Abscess-forming factor(s) produced by Staphylococcus aureus. II. Abscess formation and immunity by a Staphylococcus and its mutants. J. Bacteriol. 86:87-91. 1963.-Three mutants were derived from a virulent parent strain of Staphylococcus aureus by ultraviolet irradiation. One mutant retained coagulase but lost its hemolytic activity; a second had no coagulase but retained its hemolysin; and a third contained hemolysin and bound coagulase but no free coagulase. The parent strain was coagulase-positive, hemolysin-positive, and possessed all the known extracellular products. All four strains were compared by bacteriophage typing, mannitol utilization, and antibiotic sensitivity tests. The four isolates were studied for their pathogenicity in Swiss albino mice and four strains of inbred mice. Their immunological characteristics as studied by repeated subcutaneous injections are reported. The importance of hemolysin and the coagulase in abscess formation is discussed. Local immunity was produced only by the parent strain, but abscesses were produced by all the strains containing coagulase.


ALTERNATION AND DELAYED ALTERNATION BY CATS WITH PREMOTOR LESIONS.


EFFECT OF INSTRUCTIONS AND UCS STRENGTH ON EXTINCTION OF THE CONDITIONED CSR.


REVERSAL PERFORMANCE BY RATS FOLLOWING OVERLEARNING WITH AND WITHOUT IRRELEVENT STIMULI.


EFFECTS OF DELAY ON SUBSEQUENT RUNNING UNDER IMMEDIATE REINFORCEMENT.


EFFECT OF A NUMBER OF ACQUISITION TRIALS AND THE PRESENCE OR ABSENCE OF THE UCS ON EXTINCTION OF THE EYELID CR.


A STUDY OF VIOLET-PIGMENTED MICROCOCCI. YELLOW-PIGMENTED MUTANTS OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS FLAVOCYANEUS.


EXTENDED ACQUISITION TRAINING AND RESISTANCE TO EXTINCTION.


A MODIFICATION OF THE EMBEDDED-FIGURES TEST FOR USE WITH  YOUNG CHILDREN.


IMPROVED METHODS OF OBTAINING CLEAN LARVAE OF HAEMONCHUS CONTORTUS.


USEFULNESS OF THE LOWENFELD MOSAIC TEST IN PREDICTING SCHOOL  READINESS IN KINDERGARTEN AND PRIMARY SCHOOL PUPILS.


IMMUNOLOGICAL STUDIES ON EXPERIMENTAL INFECTION OF PIGS WITH ASCARIS SUUM GOEZE, 1782. II. THE USE OF THE CONGLUTINATING COMPLEMENT ABSORPTION  TEST FOR THE DEMONSTRATION OF ASCARIS ANTIBODY.


RIBONUCLEOPROTEIN-BOUND ANTIBODY TO THE ENZYME TRIOSE PHOSPHATE DEHYDROGENASE.


NORMAL HUMAN SERUM DERIVATIVES THAT INHIBIT THE TANNED CELL  HEMAGGLUTINATION TEST FOR RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS AND OTHER REACTIONS.


THE EFFECT OF IONIC STRENGTH ON THE FORMATION, STABILITY  AND LYSIS OF PERSENSITIZED ERYTHROCYTES (EAC 142).


A MORPHOLOGIC APPROACH TO THE PROBLEM OF REFLUX PANCREATITIS.


THE FORMATION OF SOLUBLE COMPLEXES IN THE REGION OF ANTIBODY EXCESS WITH PROTEIN ANTIGENS AND THEIR RABBIT ANTIBODIES.


CARCINOMA OF THE STOMACH.

CARCINOMA OF THE STOMACH.


INSERTION OF AN AORTIC VALVE PROSTHESIS BY THE LEFT TRANSATRIAL APPROACH: AN EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION.


PREANESTHETIC MEDICATION WITHOUT NARCOTICS; A CONTINUING ANALYSIS OF 7,718 CASE STUDIES FROM 15,000 PATIENTS TREATED.


SEMINAL VESICULITIS: A DIAGNOSTIC PROBLEM.


THE PREOPERATIVE AND POSTOPERATIVE TREATMENT OF STRABISMUS WITH MIOTICS.


INTUBATION OF THE INTERNAL MEATUS: A NEW TECHNIC FOR THE PREVENTION OF STRICTURE AFTER URETHRAL MEATOTOMY.


NEUROLOGIC SEQUELAE OF SPINAL ANESTHESIA WITH HIGHLY CONCENTRATED AGENT (1 PER CENT NUPERCAINE); AN INVESTIGATIVE STUDY.


SARCOMA ARISING IN PAGET'S DISEASE; REPORT OF TWO CASES AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.


BENIGN TRANSPULMONARY ESOPHAGOBRONCHIAL FISTULA ASSOCIATED WITH A TRACTION DIVERTICULUM.


COLCHICINE-INDUCED SOMATIC CHROMOSOME REDUCTION IN SORGHUM. I. INDUCTION OF DIPLOID PLANTS FROM TETRAPLOID SEEDLINGS.


THE OTOLARYNGOLGIC HISTORY OF CHICAGO.

THE OTOLARYNGOLGIC HISTORY OF CHICAGO.


CHROMOSOMES AND CLINICAL PRACTICE.

CHROMOSOMES AND CLINICAL PRACTICE.


CLINICAL OBSERVATION AND REVIEW OF LITERATURE ON BEHCET'S SYNDROME.


AN APPROACH TO PHYSICIAN PENSIONS.

AN APPROACH TO PHYSICIAN PENSIONS.


PSYCHODYNAMIC APPROACHES TO CHILDHOOD SCHIZOPHRENIA: A REVIEW.


THYROTOXIC MYOPATHY: ONE CASE PRECIPITATED BY PREGNANCY.


BILATERAL PRIMARY WILMS TUMORS; REPORT OF A CASE.


INCREASED EXCRETION OF HISTIDINE FOUND IN PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHIC SURVEY OF DOG URINES.


DISTRIBUTION OF SOME PARASITIC NEMATODES IN THE ALIMENTARY TRACT  OF SHEEP, CATTLE, AND RABBITS.


SPECIES OF EIMERIA OF ADULT CATTLE IN GUATEMALA.


CHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS IN ACERACEOUS PLANTS. I. FLAVONOID CONSTITUENTS IN THE LEAVES OF ACER PALMATUM THUNBERG.


INHIBITION OF DEVELOPMENT OF DICTYOCAULUS FILARIA AS AN EXPRESSION OF IMMUNITY ATTAINED IN SHEEP.


RIVALS OF DIFFERENT RANK.

RIVALS OF DIFFERENT RANK.


MESENTERIC VASCULAR RESPONSE TO HYPOTHERMIA.


A COMPARISON OF THE FIRST AND SECOND ORDER  DIMENSIONS OF THE 16 PF AND CPI INVENTORIES.


THE DANGER OF AIR EMBOLISM THROUGH PRESSURE-PERFUSION CANNULA.


MALNUTRITION IN NEW GUINEAN CHILDREN AND ITS TREATMENT WITH SOLID PEANUT FOODS.


CYTOLOGICAL STUDIES OF URINE BY MILLIPORE FILTRATION TECHNIQUE: SECOND ANNUAL REPORT.


THE ACCIDENT PROCESS. II. TOWARD MORE RATIONAL TREATMENT OF  INDUSTRIAL INJURIES.


STUDIES ON THE PHENOMENON OF HIGH PROMOTION BY NUCLEIC ACID OF THE  PRODUCTION OF STREPTOLYSIN S OF HEMOLYTIC STREPTOCOCCUS. 19. ISOLATION AND PROPERTIES OF  RIBONUCLEIC ACID FROM PEPTONE.


FARMER'S LUNG. THERMOPHILIC ACTINOMYCETES AS A SOURCE OF "FARMER'S LUNG HAY" ANTIGEN.


ANGIOGRAPHY IN PULMONARY EMBOLISM.

ANGIOGRAPHY IN PULMONARY EMBOLISM.


THE ATYPICAL TERATOMA.

THE ATYPICAL TERATOMA.


DOES EXERCISE PROMOTE HEALTH?

DOES EXERCISE PROMOTE HEALTH?


NEW VIEW OF THE HOSPITAL. A CENTRE OF SOCIAL HEALTH.


NEUROLOGICAL DISEASE IN BOXERS.

NEUROLOGICAL DISEASE IN BOXERS.


ENCEPHALOPATHY AND FATTY DEGENERATION OF THE VISCERA.


SIGNIFICANCE OF URINARY POTASSIUM CONCENTRATION IN NEONATAL HYPERBILIRUBINAEMIA.


PATHOGENESIS OF DIABETES.

PATHOGENESIS OF DIABETES.


LACK OF EFFECT OF CHOLESTYRAMINE RESIN ON HYPERBILIRUBINAEMIA OF PREMATURE INFANTS.


NEONATAL HYPOGLYCAEMIA.

NEONATAL HYPOGLYCAEMIA.


HAEMORRHAGIC CYSTITIS AND CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE.


THE ACHILLES REFLEX.

THE ACHILLES REFLEX.


COMBINING THE ANTIDEPRESSANT DRUGS.

COMBINING THE ANTIDEPRESSANT DRUGS.


LYONISATION OF THE X CHROMOSOME.

LYONISATION OF THE X CHROMOSOME.


MULTIPLE CHROMOSOME ABERRATIONS IN DOWN'S SYNDROME ASSOCIATED WITH TWINNING AND ACUTE GRANULOCYTIC LEUKAEMIA.


A CASE OF TRISOMY-18 MOSAICISM.

A CASE OF TRISOMY-18 MOSAICISM.


A CASE OF MORPHINE ADDICTION.

A CASE OF MORPHINE ADDICTION.


FEVER, SPLENOMEGALY AND ATYPICAL LYMPHOCYTES AFTER OPEN HEART SURGERY.


HORACE EVANS. BARON EVANS OF MERTHYR TYDFIL.


LATEX FIXATION TEST IN MYELOID LEUKAEMIA.


ERNEST WILLIAM CHARLES BRADFIELD.

ERNEST WILLIAM CHARLES BRADFIELD.


EDWARD PETER SHARPEY-SCHAFER.

EDWARD PETER SHARPEY-SCHAFER.


NOEL GORDON HARRIS.

NOEL GORDON HARRIS.


WILLIAM KELSEY FRY.

WILLIAM KELSEY FRY.


THE ROLE OF THE MEDICAL OFFICER IN THE EARLY DETECTION OF CHRONIC SIMPLE GLAUCOMA.


THE ROLE OF THE PSYCHIATRIST IN THERAPEUTIC ABORTION AND STERILIZATION.


ACTIVE TETANUS IMMUNIZATION: EFFECT OF A REDUCED REINFORCING DOSE OF ADSORBED TOXOID ON THE PARTLY IMMUNIZED REACTIVE PATIENT.


EXTERNAL CARDIAC RESUSCITATION.

EXTERNAL CARDIAC RESUSCITATION.


ON THE BLEEDER: A CASE OF VON WILLEBRAND'S DISEASE AND ITS TREATMENT WITH HUMAN ANTI-HAEMOPHILIC FACTOR.


AN APPRAISAL OF ANTIBACTERIAL THERAPY IN CHILDHOOD GASTRO-ENTERITIS.


DISSEMINATED LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS WITH SYDENHAM'S CHOREA: REPORT OF A CASE WITH A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.


RUDIMENTARY HORN PREGNANCY.

RUDIMENTARY HORN PREGNANCY.


ELECTROCONVULSIVE THERAPY.

ELECTROCONVULSIVE THERAPY.


CLINICAL PATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE, MARY HITCHCOCK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, HANOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE.


SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CORONERS' SYSTEM IN GREAT BRITAIN.


HIGHER, BROADER STANDARDS SEEN IN FUTURE OF J. C. A. H.


WHAT MAKES YOU THINK THE FOOD IS GOOD?

WHAT MAKES YOU THINK THE FOOD IS GOOD?


WHEN DOCTORS ERR, HOSPITAL MAY BE LIABLE.


HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT PLANNING GUIDE: PLANNING AND PREPARATION OF EQUIPMENT LIST FOR A NEW   GENERAL HOSPITAL.


ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE ACTIVITY OF CAPILLARY BLOOD VESSELS IN THE CENTRAL  NERVOUS SYSTEM OF THE RABBIT.


SKIN REACTION IN CHILDREN AND ADULTS  WITH CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM DISEASE AFTER INTRACUTANEOUS ADMINISTRATION OF MYELIN  PREPARATIONS DERIVED FROM HUMAN BRAIN.


INFLUENCE  OF STROBOSCOPIC ILLUMINATION ON THE AFTER-EFFECT OF SEEN MOVEMENT.


SOLID ABDOMINAL TUMORS IN CHILDHOOD.

SOLID ABDOMINAL TUMORS IN CHILDHOOD.


THE STUDY OF MEDICINE IN AUSTRIA.

THE STUDY OF MEDICINE IN AUSTRIA.


INTERVIEW WITH A PRIZE-WINNING PHOTOGRAPHER.


SPLENOMEGALY AND HYPERSPLENISM PRE- AND POST-PORTACAVAL SHUNT.


BLOODY VOMITUS.

BLOODY VOMITUS.


DIGITALIS AND RESUSCITATION.

DIGITALIS AND RESUSCITATION.


MATERNAL DEATHS DUE TO RUPTURE OF UTERUS.


PSEUDOANEURYSM OF ABDOMINAL AORTA.

PSEUDOANEURYSM OF ABDOMINAL AORTA.


DISCOLURATION OF TEETH ASSOCIATED WITH INTENSIVE TETRACYCLINE THERAPY IN INFANCY.


PHOSPHORUS, TRIFLUOPERAZINE, AND METHYL ALCOHOL INTOXICATIONS.


THE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE PROGRAM.

THE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE PROGRAM.


CARRICK HEY ROBERTSON.

CARRICK HEY ROBERTSON.


INFLUENZA, ADENOVIRUS, AND NEWER RESPIRATORY DISEASE AGENTS.


STOKES-ADAMS DISEASE.

STOKES-ADAMS DISEASE.


THE STUDENT AND THE UNWED MOTHER. A PRODUCTIVE LEARNING EXPERIENCE.


IDIOPATHIC PULMONARY HAEMOSIDEROSIS.

IDIOPATHIC PULMONARY HAEMOSIDEROSIS.


LOW-TEMPERATURE STEAM DISINFECTION OF WOOL BLANKETS.


INTOLERANCE, IDIOSYNCRASY AND HYPERSENSITIVITY.


TRAINING TO BE A MENTAL NURSE.

TRAINING TO BE A MENTAL NURSE.


SKIN TRACTION: ITS MANAGEMENT AND NURSING CARE.


PROGRAMMED LEARNING IN HOSPITALS.

PROGRAMMED LEARNING IN HOSPITALS.


EARLY HEALTH VISITING.

EARLY HEALTH VISITING.


A SURVEY OF WASTAGE AND TRAINING.

A SURVEY OF WASTAGE AND TRAINING.


MALPRACTICE DO'S AND DON'TS... RECOMMENDATIONS FROM AMA COMMITTEE ON HOW PHYSICIANS CAN HELP PREVENT THREATS AND SUITS.


OSTEOMYELITIS OF THE MANDIBLE. REPORT OF A CASE.


ORAL SURGERY--ORAL PATHOLOGY CONFERENCE NO. 4 WALTER REED ARMY MEDICAL CENTER.


CRANIO-CEREBRAL INJURIES AND THE EAR, NOSE, AND THROAT.


ACUTE AORTIC SADDLE, AXILLARY AND ILIAC THROMBOEMBOLIC OCCLUSIONS COMPLICATING HEART DISEASE: DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT.


EXFOLIATIVE CYTOLOGY AND OTHER TESTS FOR DIAGNOSIS OF GASTROINTESTINAL CANCER.


THE HEARING AID: FOR WHOM DOES IT WORK?

THE HEARING AID: FOR WHOM DOES IT WORK?


TINNITUS.

TINNITUS.


VERTIGO: MENIERE'S DISEASE AND THE DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS.


WHAT THE GENERAL PRACTITIONER SHOULD KNOW WHEN TREATING PATIENTS  FOR NOSEBLEED.