SUBMICROGRAM DETERMINATION OF INORGANIC PHOSPHATE IN BIOLOGICAL MATERIAL.


SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC DETERMINATION OF METHIONINE WITH PENTACYANOAMINOFERRATE.


CONDITIONS AFFECTING THE EXTRACTION AND MOLECULAR WEIGHT OF RIBONUCLEIC ACID FROM MAMMALIAN TISSUES.


QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF TISSUE NEUTRAL LIPIDS BY  THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY.


THE QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION OF GALACTOSE--AN ENZYMIC METHOD USING GALACTOSE OXIDASE, WITH APPLICATIONS TO BLOOD AND OTHER BIOLOGICAL FLUIDS.


A DIGITAL PROCEDURE FOR THE COMPUTATION OF AMINO ACID ANALYZER DATA.


DETERMINATION OF URIC ACID AND ITS THIO ANALOGS IN BIOLOGICAL FLUIDS.


A BIOAUTOGRAPHIC METHOD FOR IDENTIFICATION OF CHOLINE AND ITS DERIVATIVES.


AUTOMATIC LIQUID SCINTILLATION COUNTING OF HIGH-ENERGY BETA-EMITTERS IN TISSUE SLICES AND AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS IN THE ABSENCE OF ORGANIC SCINTILLATOR.


THE UNDESCENDED TESTIS.

THE UNDESCENDED TESTIS.


THE DEVELOPMENT OF HEART SURGERY IN CHILDREN.


THE SURGERY OF TRANSPOSITION OF THE GREAT VESSELS.


THE ROLE OF VENTRAL HERNIA IN THE CORRECTION OF DIAPHRAGMATIC DEFECTS IN THE NEWBORN.


PANCREATITIS IN CHILDHOOD: EXPERIENCE WITH 15 CASES.


THALIDOMIDE EMBRYOPATHY AND LIMB DEFECTS; ESPERIENCES IN HABILITATION OF CHILDREN WITH ECTROMELIAS.


THE SURGERY OF INFANTILE OBSTRUCTIVE JAUNDICE.


INTRAHEPATIC VASCULAR AND BILE-DUCT SYSTEMS AS RELATED TO OPERATIVE TREATMENT OF BILE-DUCT ATRESIA.


HEPATIC TUMOURS IN CHILDHOOD AND THEIR TREATMENT BY MAJOR HEPATIC RESECTION.


POLYPS OF THE COLON BEYOND THE REACH OF THE SIGMOIDOSCOPE.


PSEUDO-HIRSCHSPRUNG'S DISEASE.

PSEUDO-HIRSCHSPRUNG'S DISEASE.


ACQUIRED MEGACOLON AS A COMPLICATION OF RECTO-SIGMOIDECTOMY FOR HIRSCHSPRUNG'S DISEASE.


SERUM LACTIC DEHYDROGENASE AND RIBONUCLEASE IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF MALIGNANT TUMOURS IN CHILDREN.


CYSTS OF SEMILUNAR CARTILAGE OF THE KNEE.


CARCINOMA OF RECTUM AND LOW SIGMOID; EVALUATION OF ANTERIOR RESECTION OF 1,766 FAVORABLE LESIONS.


SUDANOPHILIA OF THE MONOCYTES AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE IN THE CONCEPT OF AKUTE LEUKEMIA.


INTRACAROTID SODIUM AMYLOBARBITONE AND CEREBRAL DOMINANCE FOR SPEECH AND CONSCIOUSNESS.


ENZYME INHIBITION BY DERIVATIVES OF PHENOTHIAZINE VII. INHIBITION OF GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATE DEHYDROGENASE ACTIVITY OF RABBIT ERYTHROCYTES.


THE ALLOSTERIC NATURE OF NAD-SPECIFIC ISOCITRIC DEHYDROGENASE FROM ASPERGILLI.


THE EFFECT OF X-IRRADIATION ON THE METABOLISM OF RIBONUCLEIC ACID IN THE NUCLEI OF THYMOCYTES AND EHRLICH ASCITES CARCINOMA CELLS.


PREPARATION OF GLYCEROL DEHYDROGENASE FOR ENZYMIC ESTIMATION OF GLYCEROL.


THE EFFECT OF THE METHOD OF NUCLEI ISOLATION ON THE AVERAGE DNA CONTENT OF THE NUCLEUS.


HISTOCHEMISTRY OF THE ELASMOBRANCH YOLK STALK.


CIS-11-DOCOSENOIC ACID IN COD LIVER OIL.


A SIMPLE METHOD FOR THE PREPARATION OF HYALURONIC ACID.


THE COMPETITIVE INHIBITION OF THE CYTOPLASMIC L-ALPHA-GLYCEROPHOSPHATE DEHYDROGENASE OF SKELETAL MUSCLE BY L-ALPHA-GLYCEROPHOSPHATE.


9-BETA-D-ARABINOFURANOSYLADENINE AS AN INHIBITOR OF METABOLISM IN NORMAL AND NEOPLASTIC CELLS.


METABOLITES OF TRITIATED TESTOSTERONE IN HEALTHY MEN.


FACTORS INFLUENCING THE NUTRITIONAL VALUE OF FISH FLOUR. IV. REACTION BETWEEN 1,2-DICHLOROETHANE AND PROTEIN.


EVIDENCE FOR THE INDUCTION OF URIDINE AND DEOXY-URIDINE PHOSPHORYLASES OF REGENERATING RAT LIVER IN VITRO.


THE ACTION OF CARBOXYPEPTIDASES A AND B AND LEUCINE AMINOPEPTIDASE ON HORSE HEMOGLOBIN.


BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON A MODIFIED AND NORMAL CHOLINESTERASE FOUND IN THE LEVERKUSEN STRAINS OF THE TWO-SPOTTED SPIDER MITE TETRANYCHUS URTICAE.


PROPERTIES AND CLASSIFICATION OF THE SOLUBLE ESTERASES OF HUMAN SKELETAL AND SMOOTH MUSCLE.


ISOLATION, PURIFICATION, AND PROPERTIES OF CELLULASES FROM ASPERGILLUS TERREUS AND PENICILLIUM VARIABILE.


FRACTIONATION OF MOUSE LIVER MICROSOMAL ESTERASES.


THE HEPATIC UPTAKE AND EXCRETION OF SULFOBROMOPHTHALEIN AND BILIRUBIN. Experimental evidence bearing on the hepatic uptake and excretion of sulfobromophthalein and bilirubin is considered. From this examination it is postulated that the hepatic handling of each compound consists of three steps: the uptake at the sinusoidal surface of the parenchymal cell by a concentrative membrane transport system of high capacity; the conjugation within the cell with glutathione and glucuronic acid, respectively; and the excretion into the biliary canaliculus of the respective conjugates by a second concentrative system of relatively low capacity. Two of the operating characteristics of this linked system, the easy attainment of saturation of the biliary excretory transport system and the presence of an intracellular storage phenomenon, have been shown to result from the disproportionate capacities of the two sequentially placed concentrative membrane transport systems. The disorders which may occur in the three steps underlying the handling of each of these compounds are also considered.


THE EFFECTS OF A GRADUATED EXERCISE PROGRAM ON PATIENTS WITH PREVIOUS MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. Four male patients with a previous myocardial infarction, who completed a 12-week program of graduated exercises, had an average reduction in subcutaneous fat thickness of 2.7 mm. and an increase in vital capacity of 570 c.c.At the completion of the program, muscular endurance and progressive work capacity were greater in the cardiac patients than in a group of adults without known heart disease before a similar program.


ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY OF THE HUMAN HYPOPHYSIS. Electrical activity was recorded in the human hypophysis from the neurosecretory fibres of the posterior lobe. In seven patients undergoing trans-sphenoidal hypophysectomy, electrophysiological recording was carried out with a special fine-shielded bipolar concentric electrode with a tip diameter of 30 microns. The rate of unit impulses was modified by anesthetic agents and after intravenous injections of drugs acting at the hypothalamic level.This technique was used to detect the limit between the anterior and posterior lobe in order to perform a selective adeno-hypophysectomy by implantation of yttrium-90 seeds.


CAUSE AND EFFECT: THE FIFTH ALEXANDER GIBSON MEMORIAL LECTURE.


THE NEUROLOGICAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL EFFECTS OF NEONATAL HYPOGLYCEMIA: A FOLLOW-UP OF 22 CASES. Twenty-two infants in whom hypoglycemia (blood sugar less than 20 mg./100 ml.) was noted during the first few days of life were followed up when eight to 30 months of age. In eight such symptoms as muscular tremors, cyanosis, apneic spells and convulsions were associated with the hypoglycemia; five of these had abnormal central nervous system signs and retarded development. One other had possible impairment of development and another had a recurrence of hypoglycemia after having been well for four years. Fourteen of the 22 infants had no symptoms associated with the hypoglycemia, and on follow-up only two of these showed possible impairment. The rest were normal.This preliminary study suggests that hypoglycemia associated with neurological symptoms in the newborn period carries a poor prognosis with respect to permanent neurological damage. Asymptomatic hypoglycemia may have a relatively good prognosis.


TRIGGER THUMB FOLLOWING INCOMPLETE TENDON SECTION.


THE ASSOCIATION OF SPLENIC ATROPHY AND INTESTINAL MALABSORPTION: REPORT OF A CASE AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.


EFFECT AND CAUSES.

EFFECT AND CAUSES.


SYPHILITIC AORTITIS: AUTOPSY EXPERIENCE AT THE OTTAWA GENERAL HOSPITAL SINCE 1950. Twenty-six cases of syphilitic aortitis were found among 4173 autopsies performed at the Ottawa General Hospital since 1950. Although 10 aortic aneurysms, nine instances of coronary ostial stenosis and five examples of aortic incompetence were present in 20 cases, a clinical diagnosis of syphilitic aortitis had been established in only two patients. It is paradoxical that the clinical diagnosis of syphilitic aortitis is becoming less accurate as surgical techniques for the correction of its complications are being constantly improved.


THE TREATMENT OF VINCENT'S DISEASE WITH METRONIDAZOLE.


CHILD CARE IN HAITI; OBSERVATIONS OF A VISITING PEDIATRICIAN.


SYSTEMIC ACTION OF VITAMIN A.

SYSTEMIC ACTION OF VITAMIN A.


A SURVEY OF THE CHEMISTRY OF VISUAL PIGMENTS.


THE CLINICAL MEASUREMENT OF BLEACHING OF VISUAL PIGMENTS IN HUMAN SUBJECTS.


ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS IN RETINAL METABOLIC DISEASE: THEIR RANGE AND APPLICATION.


NUTRITIONAL AND INHERITED BLINDNESS IN THE RAT.


NUTRITIONAL BLINDNESS IN THE CAT.

NUTRITIONAL BLINDNESS IN THE CAT.


SULPHATE ACTIVATION IN THE CORNEA.

SULPHATE ACTIVATION IN THE CORNEA.


THE OCULAR EFFECTS OF VITAMIN A DEFICIENCY IN MAN IN THE TROPICS.


ABSORPTION AND TRANSPORT OF VITAMIN A.

ABSORPTION AND TRANSPORT OF VITAMIN A.


RETINAL IN EGGS, BLOOD AND LIVER.

RETINAL IN EGGS, BLOOD AND LIVER.


INTERRELATIONS BETWEEN VITAMINS A AND E.


HEREDITARY CHORIO-RETINAL DEGENERATIONS AND METABOLIC DISTURBANCES.


ABSORPTION OF BETA-CAROTENE IN HUMAN RETINITIS PIGMENTOSA.


A-BETA-LIPOPROTEINAEMIA WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE VISUAL DEFECT.


PHYSICAL CONDITIONING IN ASTHMA. II. CHANGES IN VEBTPS, VO2, AND EXTERNAL WORK.


THE ANTIHISTAMINIC ACTIVITY OF LYSOZYME.


GERMINAL CENTER CHANGES AND PLASMA CELL REACTION DURING THE PRIMARY IMMUNE RESPONSE.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDY OF PSEUDO-EXFOLIATION OF THE LENS CAPSULE. I. LENS CAPSULE AND ZONULAR FIBERS.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDY OF PSEUDO-EXFOLIATION OF THE LENS CAPSULE. II. IRIS AND CILIARY BODY.


NEW CONCEPTS OF HUMAN LENTICULAR LIPIDS AND THEIR POSSIBLE ROLE IN CATARACTS.


CHANGES ASSOCIATED WITH THE APPEARANCE OF MATURE SUGAR CATARACTS.


THE CONTENT AND STRUCTURAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE COLLAGENOUS PROTEIN OF RABBIT LENS CAPSULES AT DIFFERENT AGES.


DUAL CATION ACTIVATION OF BOVINE LENS AUTOLYSIS.


STATISTICAL ATTRIBUTES OF THE STEROID HYPERTENSIVE RESPONSE IN THE CLINICALLY NORMAL EYE. I. THE DEMONSTRATION OF THREE LEVELS OF RESPONSE.


INTRAOCULAR PRESSURE RESPONSE TO TOPICAL CORTICOSTEROIDS.


THE EFFECT OF DEATH ON OUTFLOW RESISTANCE IN NORMAL AND SYMPATHECTOMIZED RABBIT EYES.


EFFECT ON REFRACTION OF INTRAMUSCULAR PILOCARPINE IN TWO SPECIES OF MONKEY (CERCOPITHECUS AETHIOPS AND MACACA IRUS).


THE EFFECT OF OUABAIN ON THE HYDRATION OF THE CORNEA.


A STUDY OF THE DNA OF DOGFISH CORNEAL EPITHELIUM.


THE METABOLISM OF RETINAL PIGMENT CELL EPITHELIUM. II. RESPIRATION AND GLYCOLYSIS.


CRANIOFACIAL MORPHOLOGY IN SIX PAIRS OF MONOZYGOTIC TWINS DISCORDANT FOR CLEFT LIP AND PALATE.


PANORAMIC RADIOGRAPHY IN DENTISTRY.

PANORAMIC RADIOGRAPHY IN DENTISTRY.


EVALUATION OF A STANNOUS FLUORIDE-CALCIUM PYROPHOSPHATE DENTIFRICE.


SURVEY-STIMULATED SUPPORT FOR A DENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM.


MANAGEMENT OF SOME MEDICAL EMERGENCIES IN THE DENTAL OFFICE.


BLOAT IN CATTLE. VII. RELATION TO AMINO ACID COMPOSITION OF ALFALFA AS AFFECTED BY MATURITY.


THE METABOLISM OF ERYTHRITOL BY BRUCELLA ABORTUS.


NUTRITIONAL CONTROL OF CELLULAR MORPHOLOGY IN AN AEROBIC ACTINOMYCETE FROM THE HAMSTER.


STUDIES ON THE BIOCHEMICAL BASIS OF THE MINIMUM TEMPERATURES FOR GROWTH OF CERTAIN PSYCHROPHILIC AND MESOPHILIC MICRO-ORGANISMS.


THE ANTI-VIRAL ACTION OF RUTILANTIN A.

THE ANTI-VIRAL ACTION OF RUTILANTIN A.


CHOLESTEROL AND CHOLESTEROL ESTERS IN MYCOPLASMA.


CHARACTERISTICS AND IDENTIFICATION OF OXIDATIVE PSEUDOMONADS ISOLATED FROM DISEASED FISH.


THE EFFECT OF NITROGEN STARVATION ON THE ACTIVITY OF NITRATE REDUCTASE AND OTHER ENZYMES IN CHLORELLA.


ENERGY PRODUCTION DURING NITRATE RESPIRATION BY AEROBACTER AEROGENES.


THE FINE STRUCTURE OF LACTOBACILLUS BACTERIOPHAGES.


ANTIGENS FROM VACCINIA VIRUS PARTICLES.

ANTIGENS FROM VACCINIA VIRUS PARTICLES.


COMPARISON OF THE SOLUBLE ANTIGENS AND VIRUS PARTICLE ANTIGENS OF VACCINIA VIRUS.


PHOSPHOLIPID SYNTHESIS BY RHODOPSEUDOMONAS SPHEROIDES IN RELATION TO THE FORMATION OF PHOTOSYNTHETIC PIGMENTS.


THE METABOLISM OF POLYPHOSPHATES IN CHLOROBIUM THIOSULFATOPHILUM.


HEXOKINASE OF ESCHERICHIA COLI. ASSAY OF ENZYME ACTIVITY AND ADAPTATION TO GROWTH IN VARIOUS MEDIA.


FURTHER STUDIES ON COCOA YELLOW MOSAIC VIRUS.


A SEROLOGICAL COMPARISON OF VARIOUS SPECIES OF MYCOPLASMA BY AN AGAR GEL DOUBLE-DIFFUSION TECHNIQUE.


THE INFLUENCE OF PREVIOUSLY X-IRRADIATED AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS ON THE INFECTIVITY OF THE VIRUSES OF FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE AND VESICULAR STOMATITIS.


OXYGEN UPTAKE IN RELATION TO WATER BALANCE OF A MITE (ECHINOLAELAPS ECHIDNINUS) IN UNSATURATED AIR.


THE JUVENILE HORMONE -- IV. ITS EXTRACTION, ASSAY, AND PURIFICATION.


A POSSIBLE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE OCCURRENCE OF CATECHOLAMINES AND WATER ABSORPTION IN INSECT EGGS.


ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF PHENOLIC SUBSTANCES FROM THE  SILKWORM, BOMBYX MORI.


THE NEW DISEASE: THE ETIOLOGY AND PROGNOSIS OF GRAM-NEGATIVE BACTEREMIAS.


SORE TONGUE, DYSPHAGIA, ANEMIA AND DEATH.


PEPTIC ULCER: ENDOCRINE FACTORS IN PEPTIC ULCERATION.


LORD, MAKE US RICH AND HONEST.

LORD, MAKE US RICH AND HONEST.


PNEUMOPERITONEUM AS AN ADJUNCT TO LOBECTOMY.


FAILURE TO DIAGNOSE HYPERTHYROIDISM.

FAILURE TO DIAGNOSE HYPERTHYROIDISM.


SULFADIAZINE PROPHYLAXIS AGAINST RHEUMATIC FEVER DURING  PREGNANCY: ITS SAFETY AS REGARDS THE INFANT.


AUTOGENIC DEVELOPMENT OF PHLEBOTOMUS PAPATASI (SCOPOLI) FROM EGYPT.


INTERHEMISPHERIC RESPONSES IN THE OPOSSUM.


PROGRESSIVE CHANGES IN EFFERENT UNIT RESPONSES TO REPEATED CUTANEOUS STIMULATION IN SPINAL CATS.


RELATION OF DISCHARGE FREQUENCY TO CONDUCTION VELOCITY IN PYRAMIDAL TRACT NEURONS.


RECEPTIVE FIELDS AND FUNCTIONAL ARCHITECTURE IN TWO NONSTRIATE VISUAL AREAS (18 AND 19) OF THE CAT.


PRIMARY AFFERENT DEPOLARIZATION AND MONOSYNAPTIC REFLEX DEPRESSION FOLLOWING SUCCINYLCHOLINE ADMINISTRATION.


SOMATIC SENSORY REPRESENTATION OF FORELIMB IN DORSAL ROOT FIBERS OF RACCOON, COATIMUNDI, AND CAT.


CORTICAL INHIBITORY POSTSYNAPTIC POTENTIALS AND STRYCHNINIZATION.


NEURAL ACTIVITY IN MECHANORECEPTIVE CUTANEOUS AFFERENTS: STIMULUS-RESPONSE RELATIONS, WEBER FUNCTIONS, AND INFORMATION TRANSMISSION.


MECHANISMS OF SUPRASPINAL ACTIONS UPON SPINAL CORD ACTIVITIES. RETICULAR INHIBITORY MECHANISMS UPON FLEXOR MOTONEURONS.


PROBLEMS IN THE HUMAN PHARMACOLOGY OF DIURETIC DRUGS.


TRIPERIDOL IN SCHIZOPHRENIA: FURTHER EVIDENCE FOR SPECIFIC PATTERNS OF ACTION OF ANTIPSYCHOTIC DRUGS.


GENERAL ANESTHETIC AND OTHER PHARMACOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF 2-(O-CHLOROPHENYL)-2-METHYLAMINO CYCLOHEXANONE HCL (CI-58L).


A CONTROLLED STUDY OF 4-(1-PHENYL-4-PIPERAZINYL)-BUTYL 3,4,5-TRIMETHOXYBENZATE HYDROCHLORIDE (MA 568) AND MEPROBAMATE IN PSYCHIATRIC OUTPATIENTS.


THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION TO THE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE AND THE AMINOPYRINE-DIPYRONE PROBLEM.


ANTIDEPRESSANT DRUGS: MYTH OR REALITY?

ANTIDEPRESSANT DRUGS: MYTH OR REALITY?


METHOD AND MADNESS: A CRITIQUE OF CURRENT METHODOLOGY IN PSYCHIATRIC DRUG RESEARCH.


NORADRENALINE RELEASE BY NERVE STIMULATION OF THE SPINAL CORD.


NOREPINEPHRINE AND 5-HYDROXYTRYPTAMINE IN RAT BRAIN STEM FOLLOWING CORTICAL LESIONS.


THE "RELAXING" ACTIVITY OF CRUDE AND PURIFIED HISTONES ON CARDIAC AND SKELETAL CONTRACTILE SYSTEMS.


RECTIFICATION OF WATER FLOW ACROSS THE BLADDER OF THE TOAD; EFFECT OF  VASOPRESSIN.


ACTIVATION OF BOVINE BRADYKININOGEN BY HUMAN PLASMIN.


PHOSPHOLIPIDS OF THE SEXUAL SEGMENT OF THE KIDNEY OF THE INDIAN HOUSE LIZARD, HEMIDACTYLUS FLAVIVIRIDIS RUPPELL.


INCORPORATION OF 2-14C MEVALONATE INTO THE LIPIDS OF THE SILKWORM BOMBYX MORI L.


SEROTONIN: EFFECT ON RECRUITING RESPONSES OF THE CAT.


INHIBITION OF TYROSINE HYDROXYLASE BY 3-IODO-L-TYROSINE.


THE FATE OF INTRAVENOUSLY INJECTED 1-C14 PALMITOYL P32-LYSOLECITHIN IN THE RAT.


THE EFFECT OF ETHANOL ON HEPATIC FATTY ACID SYNTHESIS.


MEASUREMENT OF BASILAR AND VERTEBRAL ARTERIAL PRESSURES IN THE DOG.


TOXIC AND ANTI-SODIUM ACTION OF THROMBOPLASTIC EXTRACTS OF SKIN AND MUSCLE IN BURN AND TOURNIQUET TRAUMA IN MICE.


NEONATAL HYPOGLYCAEMIA.

NEONATAL HYPOGLYCAEMIA.


INTEREST IN PREVENTIVE MEDICINE.

INTEREST IN PREVENTIVE MEDICINE.


DYSPNOEA AND APNOEA IN THE NEWBORN: SOME RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION.


SERUM CALCIUM DETERMINATION BY FLUOROMETRY.


THE INCIDENCE OF ALCOHOLISM IN PATIENTS ADMITTED TO MEDICAL WARDS OF A PUBLIC HOSPITAL.


MEDICAL REPORT ON THE 1964 WINTER OLYMPICS.


A CASE OF RIGHT PARADUODENAL HERNIA CONTAINING SIGMOID COLON.


THE COMPOSITION OF DIETARY FAT AND THE POSSIBLE EFFECTS OF DIETARY CHANGES ON SERUM CHOLESTEROL LEVELS AND CORONARY DISEASE.


SPECIAL MEDICAL COMMITTEE INVESTIGATING MATERNAL MORTALITY IN NEW SOUTH WALES: REPORT ON DEATHS ATTRIBUTED TO RENAL DISEASES AND PREGNANCY, 1957-1960.


EFFECT OF PHYSICIAN TRAINING IN MENTAL HEALTH PRINCIPLES ON MOTHERS' APPRAISAL OF CHILD HEALTH CONFERENCES.


THE ROLE OF THE PSYCHIATRIST IN THE PEACE CORPS.


INTERVIEWING TECHNIQUES FOR SOCIAL WORK STUDENT TRAINING.


A STUDY OF CHILDREN'S ATTITUDES TOWARD THE CUBAN CRISIS.


SPECIALIZATION AND UNDER-UTILIZATION.

SPECIALIZATION AND UNDER-UTILIZATION.


ROLE OF THE PSYCHIATRIST IN THE STRUCTURE OF COURT SERVICES.


A STUDY OF THE USE OF MENTAL HEALTH MEDIA BY THE LAY PUBLIC.


THE INTEGRATION OF COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRY TRAINING IN A TRADITIONAL PSYCHIATRIC RESIDENCY.


THE SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY OF PREJUDICE.

THE SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY OF PREJUDICE.


THE STIGMA OF MENTAL ILLNESS CAN BE ERASED.


ATTITUDES AND OPINIONS OF CLERGYMEN ABOUT MENTAL HEALTH AND CAUSES OF MENTAL ILLNESS.


METASTASIS: A SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGICAL CONCEPT CONCERNING MENTAL HEALTH AND ILLNESS.


A SKEPTIC'S VIEW OF THE MENTAL ILLNESS GAME OR: AN OLD STATE HOSPITAL HAND'S JAUNDICED LOOK AT PROGRESS.


CONSTRUCTIVE USE OF PSYCHIATRIC CONSULTATION IN A REHABILITATION PROGRAM.


THE IMPACT OF PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE ON THE COMMUNITY ADJUSTMENT OF PATIENTS.


PERSONALITY CORRELATES OF THE ORIENTATION OF MENTAL HOSPITAL ATTENDANTS.


MENTAL HEALTH FACTORS IN AN INDIAN BOARDING SCHOOL.


ENZYMATIC CONVERSION OF SEROTONIN TO 5-HYDROXYTRYPTOPHOL.


A CORRELATION TECHNIQUE FOR QUANTIFYING THE SPATIAL DISTRIBTUION OF THE ELECTRO-ENCEPHALOGRAM.


RACE DIFFERENCES IN HYPERTENSION MORTALITY TRENDS. DIFFERENTIAL DRUG EXPOSURE AS A THEORY.


THE SOCIOLOGY OF MEDICAL EDUCATION. SOME COMMENTS ON THE STATE OF A FIELD.


TRENDS AND DIFFERENTIALS IN THE AMERICAN AGE AT MARRIAGE.


A FERTILITY DIFFERENTIAL IN ELEVEN PUNJAB VILLAGES.


INTERHEMISPHERIC TRANSFER OF LEARNING.

INTERHEMISPHERIC TRANSFER OF LEARNING.


THE EMERGENCE OF DIFFERENTIAL FERTILITY IN URBAN EGYPT.


CIRCULATING STEM CELLS: VARIATION WITH DURATION OF PARTIAL BODY X-IRRADIATION.


VIRUS OF FELINE PANLEUCOPAENIA.

VIRUS OF FELINE PANLEUCOPAENIA.


ISOLATION OF PLOIDY MUTANTS OF EHRLICH ASCITES TUMOUR OF MOUSE.


COMPUTER ANALYSIS OF CONCORDANCE OF INHERITED CHARACTERISTICS.


ALL-OR-NONE TRAITS AND THE SENSITIVITY OF EXPERIMENTS.


RELATIONSHIP OF BIOLOGICAL REGULATORY MECHANISMS TO LEARNING AND MEMORY.


ABSCOPAL STIMULATION OF THE THYMUS OF RATS BY EXPOSURE OF THE HEAD TO X-RAYS.


DISTRIBUTION OF METALS AND CATECHOLAMINES IN BOVINE ADRENAL MEDULLA SUB-CELLULAR FRACTIONS.


EFFECTS OF METABOLIC INHIBITORS ON ENERGY METABOLISM OF EHRLICH ASCITES CARCINOMA CELLS.


SUBSTRATE EFFECT ON HEAT INACTIVATION OF TAKA-AMYLASE A.


REPRESSION OF GROWTH, AND SUBSEQUENT ADAPTATION, OF A PARENTAL STRAIN TUMOUR IN GENETICALLY COMPATIBLE F1 HYBRID MICE.


ANALYSIS OF FOVEAL DENSITOMETRY.

ANALYSIS OF FOVEAL DENSITOMETRY.


QUANTUM REQUIREMENT FOR ACETATE ASSIMILATION AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE FOR  QUANTUM MEASUREMENTS IN PHOTOPHOSPHORYLATION.


AFLATOXINS AND "ALBINISM" IN PLANTS.

AFLATOXINS AND "ALBINISM" IN PLANTS.


GLUCOSE METABOLISM VIA THE PENTOSE PHOSPHATE PATHWAY RELATIVE TO CELL REPLICATION AND IMMUNOLOGICAL RESPONSE.


RADIOISOTOPE INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFECT OF SUNLIGHT ON BEER.


SAFETY IN AIR SEPARATION PLANTS: DETERMINATION OF ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTANTS BY GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY.


EFFECT OF TISSUE SIZE ON MEASUREMENTS OF SODIUM, POTASSIUM AND WATER CONTENTS OF ISOLATED RAT VENTRICULAR TISSUE.


ANAESTHESIA AND RECEPTIVE FIELDS.

ANAESTHESIA AND RECEPTIVE FIELDS.


ACTION OF NON-PENETRATING HEAVY METALS ON THE CATALASE ACTIVITY OF YEAST  CELLS.


KERATIN PROTOFILAMENTS AND RIBOSOMES FROM HAIR FOLLICLES.


MESENCEPHALIC RETICULAR ACTIVATING SYSTEM AND CORTICAL ACETYLCHOLINE OUTPUT.


EFFECT OF INDOLYL-3-ACETIC ACID ON THE PERMEABILITY OF MEMBRANES IN STORAGE TISSUE.


EFFECT OF CARDIAC GLYCOSIDES ON NEUROMUSCULAR TRANSMISSION.


AFFERENT DISCHARGES FROM LARYNGEAL ARTICULAR MECHANORECEPTORS.


MECHANISM OF SUGAR TRANSPORT IN BRAIN SLICES.


EFFECT OF NORETHYNODREL ON PITUITARY GONADOTROPHIC POTENCY IN INTACT MALE RATS.


PHYTATE METABOLISM IN ANIMALS.

PHYTATE METABOLISM IN ANIMALS.


PANCREATIC FUNCTION DURING HYPOTHERMIA IN THE ISOLATED CANINE PANCREAS.


RENIN-ANGIOTENSIN SYSTEM IN THE SPONTANEOUSLY HYPERTENSIVE RAT.


IN VITRO INTERFERENCE OF ANTIDEPRESSANTS WITH LIPOLYTIC ACTION OF ADRENALINE ON ADIPOSE TISSUE.


PLATELET REACTION TO ADENOSINE DIPHOSPHATE IN VIVO.


SERUM DELTA-GLOBULIN IN THE YOUNG FOWL (0-29 DAYS) AND IN OTHER AVIAN SPECIES.


QUANTITATIVE ESTIMATION OF HUMAN SERUM HAPTOGLOBINS BY AN IMMUNOLOGICAL METHOD.


AN IMPROVED AMPEROMETRIC PROCEDURE FOR THE RAPID DETERMINATION OF REDUCED GLUTATHIONE IN RED CELLS.


REVERSAL OF OSTEOPOROSIS IN LACTATING FEMALE RATS BY TRICALCIUM PHOSPHATE.


ORGAN SIZE OF HUMAN FOETAL BONE MARROW.

ORGAN SIZE OF HUMAN FOETAL BONE MARROW.


ROLE OF THE RUMEN CILIATES IN BLOAT IN CATTLE.


INHERITANCE AND PROPERTIES OF THE ANTIGEN MUBI AND ITS RELATION TO HAEMOLYTIC COMPLEMENT.


ROLE OF COMPLEMENT IN PASSIVE CUTANEOUS REACTIONS OF MICE.


DOSE RATIO OF X-RAYS TO FAST NEUTRONS IN PRODUCING DOMINANT LETHALS IN FLOUR BEETLES, TRIBOLIUM CASTANEUM.


FACTS AND FALLACIES ABOUT ILLEGITIMACY.

FACTS AND FALLACIES ABOUT ILLEGITIMACY.


FORMATION AND CONVERSION OF MACROMOLECULAR PRECURSOR(S) IN THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF CARBAMYL PHOSPHATE SYNTHETASE.


ENHANCEMENT OF NATURAL HEMOLYSIN IN ADULT RABBITS AFTER RADIATION.


PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF NATIVE CRAB DAT.


PRODUCTION OF "TUMOR-SPECIFIC" ANTIGENS BY ONCOGENIC VIRUSES DURING ACUTE CYTOLYTIC INFECTIONS.


SEMIROUGH STRAINS OF SALMONELLA.

SEMIROUGH STRAINS OF SALMONELLA.


ISOLATION OF A SOLUBLE TRANSPLANTATION ANTIGEN.


OPTICAL ROTATORY DISPERSION OF HUMAN CARBONIC ANHYDRASES: COTTON EFFECTS AND AROMATIC ABSORPTION BANDS.


STUDIES ON THE ENZYMIC SYNTHESIS OF THYMIDINE-3'-TRIPHOSPHATE.


ON THE MOLECULAR MECHANISM OF BIOLUMINESCENCE, II. LIGHT-INDUCED LUMINESCENCE.


DISSOCIATION OF AMINO ACID ACCEPTOR FUNCTION OF SRNA FROM ITS TRANSFER FUNCTION.


BIOSYNTHESIS OF THE COAT PROTEIN OF COLIPHAGE F2 BY EXTRACTS OF EUGLENA GRACILIS.


IRREVERSIBLE ELECTROCHEMICAL PRECIPITATION OF MAMMALIAN PLATELETS AND INTRAVASCULAR THROMBOSIS.


BIOSYNTHESIS OF BACTERIAL LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE, IV. ENZYMATIC INCORPORATION OF MANNOSE, RHAMNOSE, AND GALACTOSE IN A MUTANT STRAIN OF SALMONELLA TYPHIMURIUM.


PHAGOCYTOSIS OF THE ANTIGEN, A CRUCIAL STEP IN THE INDUCTION OF THE PRIMARY RESPONSE.


EFFECT OF ACTINOMYCIN D ON VIRUS AND ENDOTOXIN-INDUCED INTERFERONLIKE INHIBITORS IN RABBITS.


GASEOUS HYDROCARBONS AND THE GERMINATION OF BACTERIAL SPORES.


ACRIFLAVINE RESISTANCE: A BACTERIOPHAGE MUTATION AFFECTING THE UPTAKE OF DYE BY THE INFECTED BACTERIAL CELLS.


MULTIPLE SITES OF INTERACTION WITH HOST-CELL DNA IN THE DNA OF PHAGE LAMBDA.


PLEIOTROPIC EFFECTS OF SUPPRESSORS OF A LAC-"OPERATOR NEGATIVE" MUTATION IN ESCHERICHIA COLI.


CORRELATION OF GENETIC ACTIVITY, HETEROCHROMATIZATION, AND RNA METABOLISM.


IN VITRO SYNTHESIS OF PARTICULATE GLYCOGEN.


COMPARTMENTATION OF THE MITOCHONDRION.

COMPARTMENTATION OF THE MITOCHONDRION.


THE SPECIFIC INHIBITION OF THE ENZYMATIC AMINOACYLATION OF VALYL- AND TYROSYL-SRNA BY PERIODATE-OXIDIZED SRNA.


INSULIN: SUPPRESSOR OF BIOSYNTHESIS OF HEPATIC GLUCONEOGENIC ENZYMES.


CONSIDERATIONS IN THE TREATMENT OF EPENDYMOMA.


DEPENDENCE OF TARGET ORGAN DEHYDROGENASE ACTIVITY ON GONADAL HORMONES.


INCREASE OF FREE CORTISOL IN PLASMAS OF PATIENTS WITH TOXEMIA OF PREGNANCY.


CONVERSION IN VITRO OF 20-ALPHA-HYDROXYCHOLESTEROL TO 17-ALPHA, 20-ALPHA-DIHYDROXYCHOLESTEROL BY HUMAN FETAL ADRENALS.


ARTIFICIAL HEART RESEARCH--SURVEY AND PROSPECTUS.


A PROPOSED ROLE FOR MUCOPOLYSACCHARIDES IN THE INITIATION AND CONTROL OF CELL DIVISION.


SNAIL CONTROL IN THE PREVENTION OF BILHARZIASIS.


CHANGES IN ACTIVITY LEVELS OF CERTAIN AMINOACID-RNA LIGASES DURING THE GROWTH CYCLE OF STREPTOCOCCUS THERMOPHILUS.


THE TREATMENT OF BLADDER TUMORS BY THE INTRAVESICAL INSTILLATION OF THIO-TEPA OR OF ACTINOMYCIN D.


SHORT TERM EVALUATION OF STANAZOLOL IN ACQUIRED IDIOPATHIC APLASTIC ANEMIA.


MULTIPLE INFECTION WITH ADULT TAENIA SOLIUM.


HISTOPATHOLOGY OF THE MUSCLES IN HEMIATROPHY OF THE BODY.


HUMAN PENTASTOMIASIS IN THE PHILIPPINES, WITH NOTES ON A TWAIWAN SPECIES.


THE OCCURRENCE OF DIROFILARIA MAGNILARVATUM PRICE AND BRUGIA SP. IN PHILLIPPINE MONKEYS.


ACUTE MERCURY INTOXICATION IN THE DOG; A FUNCTIONAL AND AUTORADIOGRAPHIC STUDY.


ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE IN THE BLOOD AND TISSUES IN ACUTE EXPERIMENTAL POISONING BY MERCURY VAPOR.


THE GASTRIC ULCER PROBLEM.

THE GASTRIC ULCER PROBLEM.


MANAGEMENT OF GASTRIC ULCER.

MANAGEMENT OF GASTRIC ULCER.


THE EFFECT OF TEMPORARY COMPLETE OCCLUSION OF THE RENAL ARTERY ON TUBULAR TRANSPORT IN THE NEPHRONS OF DOGS.


HISTOLOGIC AND HISTOCHEMICAL CHANGES IN THE KIDNEY OF RABBITS AFTER LIGATION OF THE RENAL VEIN.


METASTASES OF ADENOCARCINOMAS OF THE ALIMENTARY TRACT; (THE RELATION BETWEEN DEGREE OF MORPHOLOGIC DIFFERENTIATION AND SURVIVAL).


LIVER FUNCTION TESTS.

LIVER FUNCTION TESTS.


MASTOCYTOPATHIES OF ADULT AGE IN THE LIGHT OF HEMATOLOGIC AND INTERNISTIC OBSERVATIONS.


EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON THE PROSTATE GLAND IN DOGS.


MANAGEMENT OF GASTROINTESTINAL BLEEDING.


STUDIES ON BLOOD CLOTTING BY THE SPIN ECHO TECHNIQUE.


HEPATIC COMA.

HEPATIC COMA.


CLINICO-PATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE: PALLOR, ALBUMINURIA AND AZOTEMIA.


A COMMUNITY LABORATORY FOR TRAINING IN HEALTH CARE.


CENTRAL NERVOUS MONOAMINES AND HORMONE INDUCED ESTRUS BEHAVIOUR IN THE SPAYED RAT.


UTILIZATION OF SYNTHETIC GUMS IN THE FOOD INDUSTRY.


ETIOLOGICAL STATUS AND ASSOCIATED STUDIES OF PALE, SOFT, EXUDATIVE PORCINE MUSCULATURE.


THE MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE INFECTIOUS HEPATITIS.


VIRUS STRUCTURE REVEALED BY NEGATIVE STAINING.


INACTIVATION AND DENATURATION OF PLANT VIRUSES.


INTERFERON.

INTERFERON.


INTERACTIONS OF VIRUSES IN PLANTS.

INTERACTIONS OF VIRUSES IN PLANTS.


MECHANISM OF RECOVERY FROM VIRAL INFECTION.


FRATER MICHAEL FROST RECEIVED MERITORIOUS SERVICE AWARD.


ULTRASTRUCTURE OF DEVELOPING MUSCLE CELLS IN THE CHICK EMBRYO.


THE ARTERIAL SYSTEM OF THE HEAD AND NECK OF THE RHESUS MONKEY WITH EMPHASIS ON THE EXTERNAL CAROTID SYSTEM.


STRUCTURAL ORIENTATION AND DENSITY IN CETACEAN HUMERI.


THE TIME DIMENSION IN HISTOLOGY.

THE TIME DIMENSION IN HISTOLOGY.


SPINAL CORD SEGMENTS. B. GROSS STRUCTURE IN THE ADULT MONKEY.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC OBSERVATIONS ON PRIMARY DECIDUA FORMATION IN THE RAT.


THE SHAPE OF RAT KIDNEY TUBULAR CELLS.

THE SHAPE OF RAT KIDNEY TUBULAR CELLS.


A HISTOCHEMICAL STUDY OF THE HAMSTER OVARY.


A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE FINE STRUCTURE OF THE TROPHOBLAST IN SEVERAL HEMOCHORIAL PLACENTAS.


CORONARY ARTERIES OF GALLUS DOMESTICUS.

CORONARY ARTERIES OF GALLUS DOMESTICUS.


VIABILITY AND DIFFERENTIATION OF HUMAN TROPHOBLAST IN ORGAN CULTURE.


FURTHER EVIDENCE FOR THE PRESENCE OF NIGRO-NEOSTRIATAL DOPAMINE NEURONS IN THE RAT.


A KINETIC STUDY OF THE MYENTERIC NEURONES: SIZE VARIATIONS IN THE NEUROVEGETATIVE PERIPHERY WITH BODY WEIGHT AND ORGAN SIZE.


STEREOTAXIC LOCALIZATION OF SUPRAOPTIC, VENTROMEDIAL AND MAMILLARY NUCLEI IN THE HYPOTHALAMUS OF WEANLING TO MATURE RATS.


INNERVATION OF THE PULMONARY ARTERY BIFURCATION OF THE CAT.


THE BLOOD SUPPLY OF THE BOVINE HYPOPHYSIS.


COMPARISON OF THREE METHODS FOR DETERMINATION OF URINARY ESTRIOL DURING LATE PREGNANCY.


AMINOCAPROIC ACID, AN INHIBITOR OF FIBRINOLYSIS.


POST-TRAUMATIC PSYCHONEUROSIS--A STATISTICAL SURVEY.


A COMPREHENSIVE DETERMINATION OF THIORIDAZINE AND ITS METABOLITES IN URINE.


A BIOCHEMICAL APPROACH TO THE STUDY OF SCHIZOPHRENIA.


NEW LEGAL PRECEDENT REGARDING PSYCHIATRIC EXAMINATIONS: EXCLUSION OF OBSERVERS IN PSYCHIATRIC EXAMINATIONS ORDERED BY THE COURT, LEFT TO THE DISCRETION OF THE TRIAL JUDGE.


A STUDY OF POLITICAL ASSASSINATIONS.

A STUDY OF POLITICAL ASSASSINATIONS.


SYNANON FOUNDATION--A RADICAL APPROACH TO THE PROBLEM OF ADDICTION.


THE DICHOTOMY GAME; A FURTHER CONSIDERATION OF THE WRITINGS OF DR. THOMAS SZASZ.


CLINICAL EVALUATION OF UNILATERAL EST.

CLINICAL EVALUATION OF UNILATERAL EST.


IDENTICAL TWIN--"IDIOT SAVANTS"--CALENDAR CALCULATORS.


PERSONALITY FACTORS IN VARIABILITY OF RESPONSE TO PHENOTHIAZINES.


TREATMENT AND PREVENTION OF PSYCHOSOMATIC DISORDERS: PSYCHOSOMATIC DISEASES IN EAST AFRICA.


HOSPITAL STAFF VIEW THE SPECIAL PATIENT.


TENSIONS AMONG PSYCHOTHERAPISTS.

TENSIONS AMONG PSYCHOTHERAPISTS.


RESIDENTIAL MOBILITY AND PSYCHIATRIC HELP-SEEKING.


A PILOT STUDY OF THE KETOGENIC DIET IN SCHIZOPHRENIA.


A SCHEMA FOR THE USE OF ANTIDEPRESSANT DRUGS.


MAINTENANCE CONVULSIVE TREATMENTS.

MAINTENANCE CONVULSIVE TREATMENTS.


BROMIDE INTOXICATION AND ELECTROSHOCK THERAPY.


CLINICAL TRIAL OF DESIPRAMINE IN THE TREATMENT OF DEPRESSION.


MACROPSIA.

MACROPSIA.


HEIGHTENED BRAIN SYNDROMES AS PRECURSORS OF SEVERE PHYSICAL ILLNESS IN GERIATRIC PATIENTS.


"DELIRIUM TREMENS" FOLLOWING WITHDRAWAL OF ETHCHLORVINOL.


AN EARLY NINETEENTH CENTURY LETTER TO BENJAMIN RUSH (1745-1813) DESCRIBING THE CORRESPONDENT'S PSYCHIATRIC ILLNESS.


THE SITUATION OF PSYCHIATRY IN WEST GERMANY.


CLARENCE MEREDITH HINCKS (1885-1964).

CLARENCE MEREDITH HINCKS (1885-1964).


THE MOBILE PSYCHIATRIC TEAM: PEACETIME USES FOR COMBAT PSYCHIATRY.


DISINFECTION OF HANDS.

DISINFECTION OF HANDS.


PERSONALITY CORRELATES OF PHYSIOLOGICAL REACTIVITY TO STRESS: A STUDY OF FORTY-SIX COLLEGE MALES.


SKIN DEGERMING PRACTICES: CHAOS AND CONFUSION.


LACK OF EFFECT OF TWO HEXACHLOROPHENE-CONTAINING SOAPS UNDER NORMAL HOSPITAL WORKING CONDITIONS.


EMERGENCY RIGHT HEMICOLECTOMY.

EMERGENCY RIGHT HEMICOLECTOMY.


WOUND TENSION AND WOUND SLOUGHS: A NEGATIVE CORRELATION.


A COMPARISON OF UNILATERAL PYELONEPHRITIS AND RENAL ARTERY STENOSIS ASSOCIATED WITH HYPERTENSION.


DISTANT METASTASES FROM MIXED TUMORS OF THE SALIVARY GLANDS.


CLINICAL AND SURGICAL CONSIDERATIONS OF PAROTID AND SUBMAXILLARY GLAND DISEASE.


CARCINOMA OF THE THYROID.

CARCINOMA OF THE THYROID.


IMPLANTED CARDIAC PACEMAKERS: MOTION FACTORS PRODUCING LEAD BREAKS.


PATHOGENESIS OF NITROGEN RETENTION IN PANCREATITIS.


TREATMENT OF CHRONIC PANCREATITIS.

TREATMENT OF CHRONIC PANCREATITIS.


CHOLECYSTITIS AND CHOLELITHIASIS AS A SEQUEL TO GASTRIC SURGERY: A CLINICAL IMPRESSION.


EXPERIMENTS IN HOST RESISTANCE TO CANCER (IN HUMAN SUBJECTS).


OBSERVATIONS ON POSTOPERATIVE CAROTID HEMORRHAGE.


TRACHEOSTOMY IN THE NEWBORN.

TRACHEOSTOMY IN THE NEWBORN.


CONGENITAL ESOPHAGEAL ATRESIA: PROBLEMS AND MANAGEMENT.


COMPLETE REPAIR OF TOTAL ANOMALOUS PULMONARY VENOUS DRAINAGE IN INFANCY.


VESICOILEOSIGMOIDOSTOMY AS A DIVERSION AFTER UNSUCCESSFUL PRIMARY CLOSURE FOR EXSTROPHY.


FATAL SYSTEMIC FAT EMBOLISM.

FATAL SYSTEMIC FAT EMBOLISM.


SYSTEMIC HYPERKALEMIA AFTER SUCCESSFUL MESENTERIC EMBOLECTOMY.


INTRA-ABDOMINAL CYSTIC LYMPHANGIOMA PRESENTING AS A PANCREATIC PSEUDOCYST.


GIANT BREAST TUMOR IN THE ADOLESCENT.

GIANT BREAST TUMOR IN THE ADOLESCENT.


SOLITARY BREAST METASTASIS FROM CARCINOID OF THE ILEUM.


LEIOMYOSARCOMA OF THE COLON.

LEIOMYOSARCOMA OF THE COLON.


PULMONARY CONTUSION.

PULMONARY CONTUSION.


ADAPTATION OF THE VENOCATH FOR OPERATING ROOM CHOLANGIOGRAPHY.


MOBILE EMERGENCY SURGICAL CART.

MOBILE EMERGENCY SURGICAL CART.


METHOD OF SECURING THE DUODENAL STUMP.

METHOD OF SECURING THE DUODENAL STUMP.


BILATERAL, EN BLOC, KIDNEY HOMOTRANSPLANTATION IN THE DOG.


OUR SURGICAL HERITAGE: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. (FERNAND HENROTIN).


NEW ORTHOPEDIC PLATE BENDER.

NEW ORTHOPEDIC PLATE BENDER.


OUR SURGICAL HERITAGE: EUROPE. (WILLIAM HEWSON).


NEW GALLBLADDER CLAMP AS AN AID IN CHOLECYSTECTOMY.


EOSINOPHILIA IN THE ALLERGIC POPULATION.


THE EFFECT OF LONG TERM MINERAL OIL IN THE PLEURA FOR TREATMENT OF PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS.


NOCTURNAL ENURESIS, A TREATMENT REGIMEN FOR GENERAL USE.


ARE EMOTIONAL FACTORS OF IMPORTANCE IN ALLERGIC DISEASES IN CHILDREN?


BRONCHIAL ASTHMA IN ADOPTED CHILDREN.

BRONCHIAL ASTHMA IN ADOPTED CHILDREN.


SECONDARY AMYLOIDOSIS IN LEPROMATOUS LEPROSY. POSSIBLE RELATIONSHIPS OF DIET AND ENVIRONMENT.


NEONATAL GRAVES' DISEASE.

NEONATAL GRAVES' DISEASE.


MALATHION POISONING TREATED WITH PROTOPAM,.


ACTH PRODUCING MATASTASES FROM CARCINOMA OF THE ESOPHAGUS.


RECURRENT HEMORRHAGIC NEPHRITIS WITH EXACERBATION RELATED TO INFLUENZA A.


ESSENTIAL MACROGLOBULINEMIA. REPORT OF A CASE INCLUDING IMMUNOFLUORESCENT AND ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDIES.


THE DISAPPEARANCE OF ASCITES IN ALCOHOLIC CIRRHOSIS WITH THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CRUVEILHIER-BAUMGARTEN SYNDROME.


TWO CENTURIES OF A MEDICAL SCHOOL.

TWO CENTURIES OF A MEDICAL SCHOOL.


PHARMACOLOGIC APPROACH TO THE TREATMENT OF SHOCK.


THE CALCULATED RISK OF ARTHRITIS TREATMENT.


HEMATODEPRESSIVE VIRUS DISEASES OF THAILAND.


A CLINICAL EVALUATION OF PLASMA THROMBOPLASTIN ANTECEDENT (PTA) DEFICIENCY.


CYTOMEGALIC INCLUSION DISEASE IN PATIENTS WITH ACUTE LEUKEMIA.


PULMONARY HEMORRHAGE AND GLOMERULONEPHRITIS. REPORT OS SIX CASES AND STUDY OF THE RENAL LESION BY THE FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY TECHNIQUE AND ELECTRON MICROSCOPY.


THE COURSE OF PULMONARY FUNCTION IN  SARCOIDOSIS.


A COMPARISON OF DIGITALIS INTOXICATION IN TWO SEPARATE PERIODS.


HEMODYNAMIC AND METABOLIC STUDIES ON SHOCK ASSOCIATED WITH BACTEREMIA. OBSERVATIONS ON 16 PATIENTS.


"CONTRACTION" ALKALOSIS AFTER DIURESIS OF EDEMATOUS PATIENTS WITH ETHACRYNIC ACID.


RESPIRATORY ACIDOSIS AS A CONSEQUENCE OF PULMONARY EDEMA.


CURRENT ASPECTS OF INFECTIONS AND DISEASES RELATED TO STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS.


BRUXISM--ETIOLOGY AND CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE.


AN EVALUATION OF THE VARIOUS TYPES OF ABUTMENTS UTILIZED IN FIXED PARTIAL PROSTHESIS.


TEACHERS JOIN DENTAL HEALTH TEAM.

TEACHERS JOIN DENTAL HEALTH TEAM.


GRANT TO STUDY RANGE OF FUNCTION IN CLEFT PALATE.


ACTION SPECTRA IN IDIOPATHIC SOLAR URTICARIA. A STUDY OF 17 CASES WITH A MONOCHROMATOR.


TRIPROLIDINE AND THE RESPONSE OF SKIN TO ULTRA-VIOLET RADIATION.


TRIPROLIDINE AND LIGHT PROTECTION.

TRIPROLIDINE AND LIGHT PROTECTION.


RODENT ULCER (BASAL-CELL EPITHELIOMA) IN THE TRANSVAAL. WITH ECOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS IN THE PRETORIA AREA.


OCULAR MANIFESTATIONS OF XERODERMA PIGMENTOSUM.


LICHEN NITIDUS WITH INVOLVEMENT OF TONGUE.


KERATOLYSIS PLANTARE SULCATUM.

KERATOLYSIS PLANTARE SULCATUM.


FOLIC ACID ANTAGONISTS AND CHROMOSOMAL ABNORMALITIES.


AN UNRECORDED IRRITANT PLANT, SYNADENIUM GRANTII.


WOOD-CUTTER'S DISEASE: CONTACT SENSITIVITY TO LICHEN.


UNILATERAL PULMONARY ARTERY HYPOPLASIA ASSOCIATED WITH CONGENITAL CARDIAC ANOMALIES.


THE DIURNAL VARIATIONS IN ARTERIAL PCO2 IN CHRONIC AIRWAYS OBSTRUCTION.


THE BACTERIOLOGY AND CHEMOTHERAPY OF CHRONIC BRONCHITIS.


RESPIRATORY ILLNESS IN FACTORY AND OFFICE WORKERS. A STUDY OF MINOR RESPIRATORY ILLNESSES IN RELATION TO CHANGES IN VENTILATORY CAPACITY, SPUTUM CHARACTERISTICS, AND ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTION.


CHLORAMPHENICOL ANALOGUES IN THE INTRABRONCHIAL TREATMENT OF SEVERE CHRONIC CHEST INFECTIONS.


UPPER LOBE FIBROSIS ASSOCIATED WITH ANKYLOSING SPONDYLITIS.


THE MIDDLE SLIP OR BOUTONNIERE DEFORMITY IN BURNED HANDS.


SODIUM BALANCE STUDIES FOLLOWING THERMAL INJURY.


THE EFFECTS OF POVIDONE-IODINE IN THE TREATMENT OF BURNS AND TRAUMATIC LOSSES OF SKIN.


AN ALMOST TOTAL BODY BURN TREATED WITH HYPOTHERMIA.


A SEVEN-YEAR SURVEY OF A BURNS UNIT FOR CHILDREN, 1954-1960.


A LOCAL NEUROVASCULAR FLAP TO REPAIR LOSS OF THE DIGITAL PULP.


DUPUYTREN'S CONTRACTURE: A SELECTIVE APPROACH TO TREATMENT.


CONGENITAL EVERSION OF UPPER EYELIDS: A CASE REPORT.


BLOWOUT FRACTURES OF THE ORBIT.

BLOWOUT FRACTURES OF THE ORBIT.


PRIMARY OSTEOPLASTY FOR CLEFTS OF THE LIP, PALATE, AND JAW.


THE DENIS BROWNE REPAIR OF HYPOSPADIAS.

THE DENIS BROWNE REPAIR OF HYPOSPADIAS.


A PRELIMINARY REPORT OF A METHOD FOR THE TREATMENT OF SUBGLANDULAR HYPOSPADIAS.


A CASE OF DUPLICATION OF PENILE URETHRA.


METHOD FOR RECONSTRUCTION OF THE ORBITAL FLOOR AND ANTERIOR WALL OF THE MAXILLARY SINUS.


LIPOMATOUS HAMARTOMA OF THE MEDIAN NERVE IN THE PALM.


EPITHELIOMA CUNICULATUM: AN UNUSUAL TUMOUR OF THE FOOT.


A NEW PARALLEL ACTING MAMMA CLAMP.

A NEW PARALLEL ACTING MAMMA CLAMP.


WHY PEOPLE SEEK DENTAL CARE.

WHY PEOPLE SEEK DENTAL CARE.


COLUMBUS DENTIST CROWNS JAGUAR.

COLUMBUS DENTIST CROWNS JAGUAR.


R. HAWKINS, D.D.S.--THE INVISABLE DENTIST.


HISTORY OF OUR SOCIETY.

HISTORY OF OUR SOCIETY.


CAUSE OF FAULTY "S" SOUNDS.

CAUSE OF FAULTY "S" SOUNDS.


7TH ANNUAL DENTAL HEALTH CONFERENCE ON THE PROFILE OF THE DENTIST.


STATEMENT OF POLICY, CRITERIA AND FUNCTION FOR ADVISORY COMMITTEES TO INDUSTRIAL OR CORPORATE DENTAL CLINICS.


DR. SPOCK RECEIVES PHS AWARD FOR DENTAL HEALTH CONTRIBUTIONS.


ETHICS AND THE LAW.

ETHICS AND THE LAW.


MONTGOMERY-BUCKS DENTAL SOCIETY ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP.


MILLIONS FOR CURE AND NOTHING FOR PREVENTION.


THE OTHER BOYS IN THE FAMILY. HOW THE ASTUTE DENTAL ASSISTANT GETS ALONG WITH THE MEN FROM THE DENTAL SUPPLY HOUSE AND THE COMMERCIAL DENTAL LABORATORY.


PROFILE OF AN IMAGE.

PROFILE OF AN IMAGE.


ZINC OXIDE EUGENOL IMPRESSION PASTES.

ZINC OXIDE EUGENOL IMPRESSION PASTES.


SEARCHING FOR A DENTAL ASSISTANT.

SEARCHING FOR A DENTAL ASSISTANT.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDIES ON MOUSE ASCITES TUMORS, E.L.4 AND C1498, IN SUSCEPTIBLE (C57BL) AND RESISTANT (B10.D2) MICE.


PREFRONTAL SONIC TREATMENT.

PREFRONTAL SONIC TREATMENT.


ACTINOMYCIN D. EFFECTS ON NUCLEIC ACID AND PROTEIN METABOLISM IN INTACT AND REGENERATING LIVER OF RATS.


A COMMUNITY ANTI-SUICIDAL ORGANIZATION.

A COMMUNITY ANTI-SUICIDAL ORGANIZATION.


DENTAL HEALTH INSURANCE.

DENTAL HEALTH INSURANCE.


PROFESSIONAL ETHICS.

PROFESSIONAL ETHICS.


THE DEVELOPMENT OF ORTHODONTICS.

THE DEVELOPMENT OF ORTHODONTICS.


DENTAL ILLUSTRATION AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS.


THE DENTIST AND THE LAW.

THE DENTIST AND THE LAW.


THE DEVELOPMENT OF MOUTH PROTECTORS IN COMPETITIVE SPORTS.


PROJECT: BEDSIDE DENTISTRY.

PROJECT: BEDSIDE DENTISTRY.


A UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS ISSUE.

A UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS ISSUE.


THE CEREBROSPINAL FLUID.

THE CEREBROSPINAL FLUID.


THE ACCUMULATION OF AMINO ACIDS BY VARIOUS PREPARATIONS OF DOG INTESTINE.


PATHWAY OF GLUCOSE OXIDATION IN LEUCOCYTES INCUBATED IN DIFFERENT CONDITIONS.


THE DISTRIBUTION OF SOME ENZYMES INVOLVED IN THE STEROIDOGENESIS OF HEN'S OVARY.


A BACTERIOCINOGENIC TYPE 1 STRAIN OF KLEBSIELLA PNEUMONIAE.


BIOSYNTHESIS OF ALKALOIDS. ON THE TRANSFORMATION OF TYROSINE TO 3,4-DIHYDROXYPHENYLALANINE IN PAPAVER SOMNIFERUM L. PLANTS.


NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN CANCER RESEARCH. CHEMOTHERAPY OF CANCER: REPORT ON THE LUGANO SYMPOSIUM.


POLYPEPTIDES AND LEUCHS' ANHYDRIDES FROM CARBAMIC ACID DERIVATIVES OF C-ACTIVATED AMINO ACIDS.


PHOTOSENSITIZING FUROCOUMARINS: INTERACTION WITH DNA AND PHOTO-INACTIVATION OF DNA CONTAINING VIRUSES.


THE STEROID HORMONE SYNTHESIS IN THE BROWN ADIPOSE TISSUE OF MICE.


EVIDENCES OF A PHOTOREACTION OF THE PHOTOSENSITIZING FUROCOUMARINS WITH DNA AND WITH PYRIMIDINE NUCLEOSIDES AND NUCLEOTIDES.


THE EFFECT OF PYRIDOXINE AND PYRIDOXAL ON THE CIRCULATORY RESPONSE OF RATS TO MICROWAVE IRRADIATION.


CHANGES EFFECTED IN VITRO UPON SOME MORPHOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF PARTICLES OF VIRUS BAI-STRAIN A.


COMPLEX FORMATION BETWEEN GLYCEROL AND METAL IONS AS STUDIED BY MEANS OF ESR, NMR, AND OPTICAL ABSORPTION SPECTROSCOPY.


IRRADIATION INDUCED NEOPLASTIC AND GIANT CELLS IN EARTHWORMS.


PRESENCE OF A SLOW-CONTRACTION INDUCING MATERIAL IN FLUID COLLECTED FROM THE RAT PAW OEDEMA INDUCED BY SEROTONIN.


FAILURE TO DEMONSTRATE A FUNCTIONAL CONNECTION BETWEEN THE ADRENAL GLAND AND VENTROMEDIAL HYPOTHALAMIC NUCLEI WITH REGARD TO CONTROL OF FOOD INTAKE.


THE ACTION OF EPINEPHRECTOMY ON THE TOXICITY OF NEOMYCIN.


BLOCKING ACTION OF DESMETHYLIMIPRAMINE (DMI) ON THE  NORADRENALINE DEPLETION BY TYRAMINE.


THE LIVER BLOOD FLOW AFTER LOCAL X-IRRADIATION.


CATHEPTIC ACTIVITY IN THE CEREBRAL TISSUE OF THE RABBIT DURING ALLERGIC ENCEPHALOMYELITIS.


EXTRAVASATION OF BLOOD CELLS IN AND AROUND THE PITUITARY OF ANABAS SCANDENS (CUVIER).


SUCCINIC-DEHYDROGENASE ACTIVITY IN THE NEUROMUSCULAR SPINDLES OF THE CHICK.


AGEING AND ANTIBODY PRODUCTION IN THE RAT.


A MEDIUM TO DEMONSTRATE THE LIGNINOLYTIC ACTIVITY OF SOME FUNGI.


SECONDARY METABOLISM: AN EXPLANATION IN TERMS OF INDUCED ENZYME MECHANISMS.


'ANTI-T' AGGLUTININS FROM ARECA CATECHU LINN.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC OBSERVATIONS ON PHAGOCYTOSIS OF RABBIT SPERMATOZOA IN THE FEMALE GENITAL TRACT.


ADSORPTION OF DNA COMPONENTS ON THE MERCURY ELECTRODE.


ON THE HYSTORY OF HEALTH SERVICES IN PHILIPPOPOLIS DURING THE TIME OF THE THRACIANS.


ON THE ROLE OF INTRAMURAL THROMBOSIS AND HAEMORRHAGE IN THE MORPHOGENESIS OF ATHEROSCLEROSIS.


CHANGES OF PROTEIN AND LIPID METABOLISM IN CEREBRAL VASCULAR DISEASES.


EFFECTS OF LASER RADIATION ON CELL CULTURES.


FREE RADICAL OCCURRENCE IN SOME LASER-IRRADIATED BIOLOGIC MATERIALS.


OUR EXPERIENCE IN OPERATIVE TREATMENT OF COLLATERAL LIGAMENTS OF THE KNEE JOINT.


INTERACTION OF LASER RADIATION WITH BIOLOGIC SYSTEMS. 3. STUDIES ON BIOLOGIC SYSTEMS IN VITRO.


THE CULTURAL-SOCIAL CONDITIONS OF TREATMENT IN A PSYCHIATRIC OUT-PATIENT DEPARTMENT IN KUWAIT.


WHAT ARE THEY DOING TO OUR PATIENTS NOW?CONFLICT AND RESOLUTION ON A PSYCHIATRIC RESEARCH WARD.


THERAPEUTIC DEMOCRACY: GROUP PROCESS AS A CORRECTIVE EMOTIONAL EXPERIENCE.


APPLICATIONS OF GROUP PROCESSES TO A CLINICAL (PSYCHIATRIC) SETTING.


CLINICAL SOCIAL WORK IN A THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY: THE DAY TREATMENT CENTRE.


STAFF-PATIENT ATTITUDES AND THE SELECTION OF PATIENTS FOR PSYCHOTHERAPY.


INTEGRATION OF THE SOCIAL GROUP WORKER AND PSYCHIATRIST IN THE PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL.


CULTURE AND DELUSIONAL SYSTEMS OF SOME CHINESE MENTAL PATIENTS.


PSYCHIATRY IN MODERN NOVELS.

PSYCHIATRY IN MODERN NOVELS.


A STUDY OF THE AETIOLOGY OF KORO IN RESPECT TO THE CHINESE CONCEPT OF ILLNESS.


CYTOPHYSIOLOGY AND CYTOCHEMISTRY OF THE ORGAN OF CORTI: A CYTOCHEMICAL THEORY OF HEARING.


CONNECTIVE TISSUE AND SERUM PROTEINS.

CONNECTIVE TISSUE AND SERUM PROTEINS.


INHIBITION OF CELL DIVISION: A CRITICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS.


THE BIOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY OF THE CELL WALLS OF HIGHER PLANTS, ALGAE, AND FUNGI.


DEVELOPMENT OF DRUG RESISTANCE BY STAPHYLOCOCCI IN VITRO AND IN VIVO.


CYTOLOGICAL AND CYTOCHEMICAL EFFECTS OF AGENTS IMPLICATED IN VARIOUS PATHOLOGICAL CONDITIONS: THE EFFECT OF VIRUSES AND OF CIGARETTE SMOKE ON THE CELL AND ITS NUCLEIC ACIDS.


THE TISSUE MAST CELL.

THE TISSUE MAST CELL.


THE CELLULAR BASIS OF MORPHOGENESIS AND SEA URCHIN DEVELOPMENT.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF PLANT PROTOPLASM.


THE NATURE OF LAMPBRUSH CHROMOSOMES.

THE NATURE OF LAMPBRUSH CHROMOSOMES.


PLANT TISSUE CULTURE IN RELATION TO DEVELOPMENTAL CYTOLOGY.


REGENERATION OF MAMMALIAN LIVER.

REGENERATION OF MAMMALIAN LIVER.


COLLAGEN FORMATION AND FIBROGENESIS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE ROLE OF ASCORBIC ACID.


THE INTRACELLULAR TRANSFER OF GENETIC INFORMATION.


THE BEHAVIOR OF MAST CELLS IN ANAPHYLAXIS.


LIPID ABSORPTION.

LIPID ABSORPTION.


MECHANISMS OF GAMETIC APPROACH IN PLANTS.


THE USE OF STATISTICS IN THE ETIOLOGICAL STUDY OF MALIGNANT NEOPLASMS.


BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF IONIZING RADIATIONS.


THE NUCLEIC ACIDS OF VIRUSES AS REVEALED BY THEIR REACTIONS WITH FLUOROCHROME ACRIDINE ORANGE.


MICROSCOPIC MORPHOLOGY OF INJURED LIVING TISSUE.


CELLULAR RECOGNITION OF FOREIGN MATTER.

CELLULAR RECOGNITION OF FOREIGN MATTER.


MELANIN GRANULES: THEIR FINE STRUCTURE, FORMATION, AND DEGRADATION IN NORMAL AND PATHOLOGICAL TISSUES.


CYTOCHEMICAL ASPECTS OF EXPERIMENTAL LEUKEMIA.


A LYMPHOMA SYNDROME IN TROPICAL AFRICA WITH A NOTE ON HISTOLOGY, CYTOLOGY, AND HISTOCHEMISTRY.


CHRONIC EFFECTS OF REVASCULARIZING THE ISCHEMIC HYPERTENSIVE KIDNEY UTILIZING A SEGMENT OF ILEUM.


THE INFLUENCE OF POSTURE ON THE OCCURRENCE OF VESICOURETERAL REFLUX.


EFFECTS OF INTRAVENOUS ADMINISTRATION OF VARIOUS IRRIGANT SOLUTIONS UPON URINE AND BLOOD OF DOGS.


CONTRACTION OF THE URINARY BLADDER PRODUCED BY ELECTRIC STIMULATION. PRELIMINARY REPORT.


THE ROLE OF ARTERIAL PULSATION IN EXPERIMENTAL HYDRONEPHROSIS.


EXTRACORPOREAL RENAL STORAGE.

EXTRACORPOREAL RENAL STORAGE.


PERITONEAL-EXTRACORPOREAL RECIRCULATION DIALYSIS A TECHNIQUE FOR IMPROVING EFFICIENCY OF PERITONEAL DIALYSIS.


RENAL TRANSPLANTATION IN THE RHESUS MONKEY. V. ALTERATIONS IN ERYTHROPOIETIN ACTIVITY.


STUDIES ON ERYTHROPOIETIN IN TAMARINS.

STUDIES ON ERYTHROPOIETIN IN TAMARINS.


CLINICAL CORRELATION OF ADRENAL ENZYME HISTOCHEMICAL PATTERNS WITH URINARY STEROIDS.


EFFECT OF PENICILLAMINE ON CYSTINURIA.

EFFECT OF PENICILLAMINE ON CYSTINURIA.


RENAL METABOLISM IN EXPERIMENTAL HYDRONEPHROSIS.


ULTRAVIOLET TETRACYCLINE FLUORESCENCE OF URINARY SEDIMENTS.


NICOLAS LOUIS VAUQUELIN (1763-1829).

NICOLAS LOUIS VAUQUELIN (1763-1829).


STUDIES ON THE GAS CHROMATOGRAPHIC DETERMINATION OF MERCAPTANS.


AZOMETHINE CHEMISTRY. 3. REDUCTION OF N-PYRUVYLAMINO ACID AZOMETHINESS.


OPTICAL ROTATORY DISPERSION OF SUGARS. I. RELATIONSHIP TO CONFIGURATION AND CONFORMATION OF ALDOPYRANOSES.


PODIATRIC SERVICES AND HEALTH INSURANCE.


THE STANDARD PODIATRIC NOMENCLATURE OF DISEASES AND OPERATIONS AND THE REPORTING OF HEALTH SERVICES.


STANDARD PODIATRIC NOMENCLATURE OF DISEASES AND OPERATIONS: A PRELIMINARY PRESENTATION ON THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM.


THE RELATIONSHIP OF PLANTAR PATHOLOGY AND OBESITY DETERMINED FROM THE PONDERAL INDEX.


MANAGEMENT OF OBESITY IN PODIATRIC PRACTICE.


PROTEOLYTIC ENZYMES FOR FOOT PROBLEMS IN A STATE INSTITUTION: A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


IMPLEMENTING "PODIATRY FACES THE FUTURE" EXPANDING PUBLIC INFORMATION AND DYNAMIC STUDENT RECRUITMENT.


VASCULAR HYSTERIA AND OBESITY; A CASE REPORT.


A NOTE ON GAINING WIDER ACCEPTANCE OF HYPNOSIS.


SOME PSYCHOSOMATIC ASPECTS OF HYPNOSIS IN OBSTETRICS.


USE OF A PSYCHOLOGICAL PENCIL-AND-PAPER TEST TO PREDICT HYPNOTIZABILITY.


NUCLEAR MEMBRANES OF CULTURED MAMMALIAN CELLS IN THE PERIOD PRECEDING DNA SYNTHESIS. When kidney cells are cultured directly from the rabbit, the nuclear membranes undergo a change that can be measured as an increase in electrophoretic mobility. The change appears to begin immediately upon culture and is maximal 2 hours later, after which the mobility remains constant at the elevated level. Actinomycin D and p-fluorophenylalanine, but not EDTA or ionizing radiation, suppress the increase in nuclear electrophoretic mobility. With synchronously growing L cells, no change was detected in nuclei from cells taken during various parts of the division cycle.


THE STRUCTURE OF SEPTATE DESMOSOMES.

THE STRUCTURE OF SEPTATE DESMOSOMES.


STUDIES OF THE ULTRASTRUCTURE AND RIBOSOMAL ARRANGEMENTS OF THE PLEUROPNEUMONIA-LIKE ORGANISM A5969. Thin-section electron microscopy, together with isolation of cellular organelles by differential centrifugation and chemical analysis, has been used to investigate the ultrastructure of the avian pleuropneumonia-like organism A5969. Each cell (approximate diameter 5500 A) was surrounded by a 150 A plasma membrane. In the center of the cell was an unbounded area, granular in appearance and containing the cell's DNA. The periphery of the cell contained granules of several different sizes and densities. The most dense particles (150 A) corresponded to the 78S ribosomes. These particles exhibited two predominant arrangements: (a) sometimes they showed cubic packing; (b) most arrays, however, were consistent with cylindrical arrangements of approximately 50 particles. Bundles of up to 18 arrays were observed. Structured blebs have been found protruding from the surface of log phase cells.


A STUDY OF EXTRACELLULAR SPACE IN CENTRAL NERVOUS TISSUE BY FREEZE-SUBSTITUTION. It was attempted to preserve the water distribution in central nervous tissue by rapid freezing followed by substitution fixation at low temperature. The vermis of the cerebellum of white mice was frozen by bringing it into contact with a polished silver mirror maintained at a temperature of about -207 degrees C. The tissue was subjected to substitution fixation in acetone containing 2 per cent OsO(4) at -85 degrees C for 2 days, and then prepared for electron microscopy by embedding in Maraglas, sectioning, and staining with lead citrate or uranyl acetate and lead. Cerebellum frozen within 30 seconds of circulatory arrest was compared with cerebellum frozen after 8 minutes' asphyxiation. From impedance measurements under these conditions, it could be expected that in the former tissue the electrolyte and water distribution is similar to that in the normal, oxygenated cerebellum, whereas in the asphyxiated tissue a transport of water and electrolytes into the intracellular compartment has taken place. Electron micrographs of tissue frozen shortly after circulatory arrest revealed the presence of an appreciable extracellular space between the axons of granular layer cells. Between glia, dendrites, and presynaptic endings the usual narrow clefts and even tight junctions were found. Also the synaptic cleft was of the usual width (250 to 300 A). In asphyxiated tissue, the extracellular space between the axons is either completely obliterated (tight junctions) or reduced to narrow clefts between apposing cell surfaces.


DIFFERENTIATION OF RODS AND CONES IN TOTAL DARKNESS.


THE EFFECT OF X-RAYS ON THE FUNCTIONAL STRUCTURES OF THE Y CHROMOSOME IN SPERMATOCYTES OF DROSOPHILA HYDEI.


THE ULTRASTRUCTURE OF THE KINOCILIUM OF THE SENSORY CELLS IN THE INNER EAR AND LATERAL LINE ORGANS. The bundle of sensory hairs protruding from the top of each receptor cell in the vestibular and lateral line organs in the teleost fish (burbot) Lota vulgaris is composed of a number of stereocilia and one kinocilium located in the periphery of the bundle. The ultrastructure of the kinocilium and its basal body is described. It is found that the kinocilium is morphologically polarized by the asymmetric arrangement of its component fibers and of the basal body by the presence of a basal foot. Peripheral fibers 5 and 6 of the kinocilium and the basal foot of the basal body are oriented away from the stereocilia; that is, in a direction coinciding with the direction of excitatory stimulation. The findings are discussed in terms of directional sensitivity.


DIAZOPHTHALOCYANINS AS REAGENTS FOR FINE STRUCTURAL CYTOCHEMISTRY. This paper reports the synthesis of 14 diazophthalocyanins containing Mg, Cu, or Pb as the chelated metal. To assess the usefulness of these compounds for fine structural cytochemistry, the relative coupling rates with naphthols were tested as well as the solubility of the resulting azo dyes. Three of the diazotates were reacted with tissue proteins in aldehyde-fixed material, and the density increases thus produced were compared in the electron microscope with those produced by staining similarly fixed material with the phthalocyanin dye, Alcian Blue. Finally, one of the diazotates was used as a capture reagent for the demonstration of the sites of acid phosphatase activity with the electron microscope.


THE EFFECT OF THE ELECTRON-OPAQUE PORE MATERIAL ON EXCHANGES THROUGH THE NUCLEAR ANNULI. To investigate the extent to which the electron-opaque pore material can regulate nucleocytoplasmic exchanges which occur through the nuclear annuli, experiments were performed in which polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP)-coated colloidal gold particles (25 to 170 A in diameter) were microinjected into the cytoplasm of amebas (Amoeba proteus). The cells were fixed at various times after injection and examined with the electron microscope in order to determine the location of the gold particles. High concentrations of gold were found associated with the pore material at specific points adjacent to and within the pores. It is tentatively suggested that such specific accumulations could be a means of selecting substances from the cytoplasm for transport through the pores. Particles were also scattered throughout the ground cytoplasm and nucleoplasm. A comparison of the diameters of particles located in these two regions showed that the ability of materials to penetrate the nuclear envelope is a function of their size. It was estimated that the maximum size of the particles able to enter the nucleus is approximately 125 to 145 A indiameter. The regulation of exchanges with regard to particle size is thought to be dependent on the specific organization of the electron-opaque pore material.


AN UNUSUAL CONFIGURATION OF THE GOLGI COMPLEX IN PIGMENT-PRODUCING "TEST" CELLS OF THE OVARY OF THE TUNICATE, STYELA. The test cell in the ovary of the tunicate Styela contains a large and robust Golgi complex which demonstrates a regional structural differentiation. In one of the regions, branching of the lamellae occurs resulting in a honeycomb or lattice-type arrangement. Small, dense granules or homogeneous material of moderate density may be present within certain of the Golgi cisternae. The close association, or continuity in some cases, between elements of the Golgi complex and immature forms of pigment suggests that the Golgi complex in these cells is involved in pigment formation. These relationships are shown and discussed in terms of possible functional significance.


BIOSYNTHESIS OF COLLAGEN AND NON-COLLAGEN PROTEIN DURING DEVELOPMENT OF THE CHICK CORNEA. The relationship between the rates of increase of corneal protein fractions and incorporation of labeled precursors has been examined during embryonic and early posthatching development of the chick corneal stroma. Non-collagen protein increased gradually from 9 through 20 days of incubation. Collagen accumulated approximately logarithmically through the 19th day, the most rapid rate occurring between 13 and 20 days of incubation. The rates at which labeled amino acids are incorporated into collagen in vivo and in vitro undergo marked changes during the last week of embryonic development, corresponding closely to the rate of collagen accumulation in vivo; whereas incorporation into non-collagen protein changes much less markedly. Changes in the rate of incorporation of precursors into collagen are not due to changes in the rate of conversion of collagen from the soluble to insoluble form, or to changes in the endogenous amino acid pool size. Chick embryo corneal stroma collagen turns over very slowly, if at all. Non-collagen protein turns over more rapidly. An increase in cell number, as indicated by DNA content, does not account for the increased rate of collagen synthesis between the 9th and 16th day of incubation. It is concluded that the observed changes in collagen synthesis reflect changing activities in the individual cornea fibroblasts. These activities are comparable in the intact tissue in vivo and in isolated corneas in vitro.


GENERALIZATION OF CHILDREN'S VERBALLY CONDITIONED  PERSONALITY JUDGEMENTS.


APPARATUS FOR GROUP CONCEPT IDENTIFICATION AND VERBAL INTERACTION.


DEVELOPMENTAL STUDIES OF THE DIPTERAN SALIVARY GLAND. II. DNASE ACTIVITY IN CHIRONOMUS THUMMI. The deoxyribonuclease (DNase) activity of the dipteran (Chironomus thummi) salivary gland, measured both enzymatically and immunochemically, increases about 7-fold with the onset of metamorphosis. The increase in DNase activity occurs at a time when the activities of other enzymes and the total protein content are decreasing. The increased DNase activity is followed by glandular destruction. It is suggested that the alterations of this activity may be regulated by the activities of specific chromosomal sites, and that the enzyme may, at least in part, account for the glandular destruction observed at the time of increased enzyme activity.


EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT TRAINING TASKS ON DIGIT SYMBOL PERFORMANCE.


A STRUCTURAL STUDY OF RAT LIVER RIBOSOMES. Polyribosomes, ribosomes, and ribosomal subunits were prepared from rat liver using sodium deoxycholate and a variety of ionic media. They were examined in the electron microscope, mainly as negatively or positively stained preparations, and in the analytical ultracentrifuge. The polyribosomes consist of up to twelve or more ribosomes linked by a fine strand, 10 to 15 A in diameter, probably of RNA. The ribosomes are approximately spherical with diameters of 250 to 300 A, and are estimated to be about 50 per cent porous. Possibly because of their high protein content, whole ribosomes show no cleavage furrows. Ribosomes were dissociated in phosphate buffer and the subunits separated on sucrose density gradients containing 10 per cent formalin. Three classes of subunit were obtained with sedimentation coefficients of 71S, 50S, and 31S respectively. The smallest, 31S subunit is about 250 A long by 100 A wide. The largest subunits appear to be clusters of smaller particles. It is estimated from their linear dimensions in electron micrographs that the whole 83S ribosome could contain up to six 31S subunits, or their equivalent.


THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CHILD-PARENT IDENTIFICATION AND ACADEMIC UNDERACHIEVEMENT.


THE SPIRAL VISUAL AFTEREFFECT IN ORGANIC AND CHRONICALLY ILL PATIENTS WITH CONTROL FOR RESPONSE SET AND COMMUNICATION.


PRIMARY FACTOR CORRELATES OF BOYS WITH PERSONALITY AND CONDUCT PROBLEMS.


THE EFFECTS OF "HYPNOSIS" ON LEARNING AND RECALL: A METHODOLOGICAL CRITIQUE.


SOME PERSONALITY CORRELATES OF UNILATERAL AND BILATERAL EEG ABNORMALITIES IN PSYCHOMOTOR EPILEPTICS.


PSYCHOPATHOLOGY AND LOCUS OF CONTROL.

PSYCHOPATHOLOGY AND LOCUS OF CONTROL.


THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN INTELLECTURAL DETERIORATION, EXTRAVERSION AND NEUROTICISM AMONG CHRONIC ALCOHOLICS.


PERFORMANCE OF ALCOHOLICS AND NORMALS ON A MEASURE OF TEMPORAL ORIENTATION.


MMPI PROFILES AND FACTOR SCALES A AND R.


DIMENSIONS OF MMPI CHANGE.

DIMENSIONS OF MMPI CHANGE.


SELF DESCRIPTION AND PERSONALITY MEASUREMENT.


THE PD SCALE OF THE MMPI FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS.


HYPNOTIZABILITY SUGGESTIBILITY AND PERSONALITY. II. ASSESSMENT OF PREVIOUS IMAGINATIVE-FANTASY EXPERIENCES BY THE AS, BARBER-GLASS, AND SHOR QUESTIONNAIRES.


QUALITATIVE SUPERIORITY OF THE "SELF" FIGURE IN CHILDREN'S  DRAWINGS.


RESPONSE SET ON THE SORT REVISITED.

RESPONSE SET ON THE SORT REVISITED.


THE WAIS MASCULINITY-FEMININITY INDEX IN A PARANOID SCHIZOPHRENIC POPULATION.


A FURTHER NOTE ON THE STIMULUS FACTOR IN BENDER-GESTALT TEST ROTATIONS.


PERSONALITY CHANGES AND EFFICIENT READING.


THE QUICK TEST AS AN INTELLIGENCE SCREENING DEVICE IN A LARGE SCALE PROGRAM OF EMPLOYEE APPLICANT TESTING.


SELECTED INTERPERSONAL INTERACTIONS FOR REGRESSED SCHIZOPHRENICS.


THE WEIGHT DISCRIMINATION TEST AS AN INDICATOR OF BRAIN PATHOLOGY.


A DOWNWARD APPLICATION OF THE 1960 REVISED STANFORD-BINET WITH RETARDATES.


A RESEARCH NOTE ON THE KNOX CUBE AS A PREDICTOR OF ADJUSTMENT  IN MENTAL DEFICIENCY.


SOME TRAINING AND EARLY OCCUPATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF RECENT PH. D.S IN CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY.


Q-SORT PATTERNS OF SELF-EVALUATION IN THREE NEUROTIC CLINIC POPULATIONS.


FACTOR ANALYSIS OF CONFLICT AREAS OCCURRING IN HOME PLACEMENT OF PATIENTS DIAGNOSED AS SCHIZOPHRENIC.


SOCIAL COMPETENCE AND PERSONALITY NEEDS IN PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS.


THE STATE OF IRON IN THE SOLUBLE PORTION OF THALASSEMIC ERYTHROCYTES. IN VITRO STUDIES.


THE POSTERIOR LINGUAL AREA OF THE COMPLETE LOWER DENTURE.


OSTEOMA OF THE MANDIBULAR RAMUS: REPORT OF CASE.


THE MEDICAL PROFESSION AND WORKERS' HEALTH IN EARLY INDUSTRIAL AMERICA (1835-1860).


WHAT'S WITH OCCLUSION?

WHAT'S WITH OCCLUSION?


GAMMA GLOBULIN DETERMINATION IN HUMAN SERA BY THE INHIBITION OF THE PRECIPITATION OF FLUORESCEIN-LABELED GAMMA GLOBULIN.


PHYSIOLOGICAL PARTIAL DENTURES.

PHYSIOLOGICAL PARTIAL DENTURES.


THE CONTEXT OF REINFORCEMENT IN VERBAL CONDITIONING.


A REHABILITATIVE APPROACH TO THE PROBLEM OF UNILATERAL HEARING IMPAIRMENT: THE CONTRALATERAL ROUTING OF SIGNALS CROS.


SUBSTRATE SPECIFICITY OF PROTEASE ACTIVITIES IN PURULENT SPUTUM.


THE INTRACELLULAR DISTRIBUTION OF IRON IN THE LIVERS OF ETHIONINE-TREATED RATS.


ACTINOMYCIN D EFFECT ON THE PRIMARY IMMUNE RESPONSE IN MICE:  A HISTOLOGIC AND SEROLOGIC STUDY.


THE EFFECT OF CHRONIC ETHANOL ADMINISTRATION ON LIVER ALCOHOL DEHYDROGENASE ACTIVITY IN THE RAT.


HYPERTENSION AND HYPERSALIMENTATION. I. ALDOSTERONE HYPERTENSION.


STUDIES ON THE TUBULAR ALTERATIONS IN DIFFUSE RENAL DISEASES. I. QUANTITATIVE EVALUATION OF THE CELLULARITY OF PROXIMAL CONVOLUTED TUBULES IN THE NORMAL KIDNEY.


CARDIOVASCULAR STUDIES ON COPPER-DEFICIENT SWINE. VII. MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF AORTIC AND DERMAL COLLAGEN.


MEDICINE, PSYCHIATRY, AND GENERAL PRACTICE.


HISTOCHEMICAL AND ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDIES OF EOSINOPHILIC GRANULAR CELLS (ONCOCYTES) IN TUMORS OF THE PAROTID GLAND.


RESULTS OF CARDIAC RESUSCITATION IN 254 PATIENTS.


ENZYME HISTOCHEMISTRY OF THE SINUS AND ATRIOVENTRICULAR NODES OF THE HUMAN HEART.


BOVINE FREEMARTINS AND TRUE HERMAPHRODITISM.


BIOGASTRONE IN INPATIENT TREATMENT OF GASTRIC ULCER: A DOUBLE-BLIND STUDY.


CONGENITAL ABNORMALITIES IN A CHILD WITH AN APPARENTLY BALANCED KAROTYPE CARRYING A RECIPROCAL D/F TRANSLOCATION.


POSSIBLY THIAZIDE-INDUCED RENAL NECROTISING VASCULITIS.


CLAMP FOR CONTROLLING RATE OF INTRAVASCULAR INFUSIONS.


PLATELETS, MAGNESIUM, AND MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.


A DOUBLE-MEMBRANE PORTABLE ARTIFICIAL KIDNEY.


DRIVEN ROLLER-PUMP ADJUSTABLE FOR OCCLUSIVENESS.


ROLE OF LYSOSOMES IN LYMPHOCYTE RESPONSE.


A PATIENT WITH 48 CHROMOSOMES (XYYY).

A PATIENT WITH 48 CHROMOSOMES (XYYY).


STYLET-CATHETER FOR PERITONEAL DIALYSIS.


CHIMAERAS AND MOSAICS.

CHIMAERAS AND MOSAICS.


PATHOGENESIS OF COALMINER'S PNEUMOCONIOSIS.


SELF-TEACHING IN HOSPITAL.

SELF-TEACHING IN HOSPITAL.


GENETIC STUDIES BY RECORD LINKAGE.

GENETIC STUDIES BY RECORD LINKAGE.


LUNG CANCER AND SMOKING IN SWITZERLAND.

LUNG CANCER AND SMOKING IN SWITZERLAND.


THE KHYBER MEDICAL COLLEGE. MEDICAL EDUCATION IN WEST PAKISTAN.


INTEGRATED ANTENATAL CARE.

INTEGRATED ANTENATAL CARE.


CRYPTOCOCCUS NEOFORMANS IN BIRD DROPPINGS IN LONDON.


COLONIC RECONSTRUCTION OF THE PHARYNX.

COLONIC RECONSTRUCTION OF THE PHARYNX.


AN IMMUNE REACTION IN MAN AGAINST DISGERMINOMAS?


GASTRIN.

GASTRIN.


PHYTOHAEMAGGLUTININ IN TREATMENT OF APLASTIC ANAEMIA.


SERUM BETA-GLUCURONIDASE, GLUCOSE TOLERANCE, AND ATHEROSCLEROTIC DISEASE.


ACTION OF ATROPINE.

ACTION OF ATROPINE.


ENCEPHALOPATHY AND FATTY DEGENERATION OF THE VISCERA.


NON-VIBRIO CHOLERA.

NON-VIBRIO CHOLERA.


AETIOLOGY OF CATARACTS IN CHILDHOOD.

AETIOLOGY OF CATARACTS IN CHILDHOOD.


PREVALENCE OF CERVICAL SPONDYLOSIS IN A GENERAL PRACTICE.


URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS CAUSED BY SALMONELLAE.


HYPERBARIC OXYGENATION CHRONIC OSTEOMYELITIS.


TWO STRETCHING DEVICES TO FACILITATE SUTURING OF VEIN TISSUE TO ARTERY.


CHLORDIAZEPOXIDE IN THE TREATMENT OF TETANUS.


MANAGEMENT OF HAEMOPHILIA.

MANAGEMENT OF HAEMOPHILIA.


SUBMICROSCOPIC PARTICLES IN THE LESIONS OF RHEUMATIC CARDITIS.


HYPOXAEMIA AFTER ANAESTHESIA.

HYPOXAEMIA AFTER ANAESTHESIA.


BLADDER CANCER AND THE RUBBER INDUSTRY.

BLADDER CANCER AND THE RUBBER INDUSTRY.


RICKETS IN IMMIGRANT CHILDREN.

RICKETS IN IMMIGRANT CHILDREN.


COMPARISON OF BARBITUARATES IN ANXIETY.

COMPARISON OF BARBITUARATES IN ANXIETY.


STERILISATION OF INSTRUMENTS AND DRESSINGS IN GENERAL PRACTICE.


THE HEALTH OF A CONTINENT.

THE HEALTH OF A CONTINENT.


MANAGEMENT OF POLYCYTHAEMIA VERA.

MANAGEMENT OF POLYCYTHAEMIA VERA.


STRONG TRANSPLANTATION ANTIGENS IN MAN.

STRONG TRANSPLANTATION ANTIGENS IN MAN.


OTOLOGIC CARE OF CLEFT PALATE CASES.

OTOLOGIC CARE OF CLEFT PALATE CASES.


SARCOIDOSIS AND SARCOIDOSIS OF THE LARYNX.


REPAIR OF LARGE PHARYNGOSTOMA UTILIZING BILATERAL NON-DELAYED REGIONAL PEDICLE FLAPS.


A REVIEW OF 140 ACOUSTIC NEURINOMAS (NEURILEMMOMA).


CYTOMEGALIC INCLUSION DISEASE AFFECTING THE TEMPORAL BONE.


RADIOISOTOPES IN OTOLARYNGOLOGY.

RADIOISOTOPES IN OTOLARYNGOLOGY.


INNER EAR HEMORRHAGE IN LEUKEMIA. A CASE REPORT.


A CASE OF PROTRUDING JUGULAR BLUB.

A CASE OF PROTRUDING JUGULAR BLUB.


CAVERNOUS HEMANGIOMA OF THE MIDDLE EAR AND MASTOID.


THE INFLUENCE OF HYDROCORTISONE AND SODIUM SALICYLATE ON THE BIOSYNTHESIS AND DEGRADATION OF COLLAGEN PROTEINS.


FATE OF INTRAPERITONEALLY ADMINISTERED COLCHICINE IN THE GOLDEN HAMSTER.


SOME CHANGES IN METABOLISM DUE TO ACIDOSIS IN SHOCK.


IDENTIFICATION OF ASCORBIC ACID BIOSYNTHESIZED BY THE KIDNEY AND LIVER TISSUES OF DIFFERENT SPECIES.


AN ACTION OF MOGADON ON THE AMYGDALA OF THE CAT.


PATHOGENESIS OF PYELONEPHRITIS.

PATHOGENESIS OF PYELONEPHRITIS.


THE ROLE OF THE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL IN THE NATION'S HEALTH.


TWO YEARS WITH THE AMERICAN INDIANS.

TWO YEARS WITH THE AMERICAN INDIANS.


PRACTICAL MANAGEMENT OF THE ASTHMATIC CHILD.


CURRENT CONCEPTS IN THE PREVENTION OF CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE.


MY FAVORITE DERMATOLOGICAL FORMULAS.

MY FAVORITE DERMATOLOGICAL FORMULAS.


DIVERTICULITIS IS A SURGICAL DISEASE.

DIVERTICULITIS IS A SURGICAL DISEASE.


ENDOCRINE EXOPHTHALMOS.

ENDOCRINE EXOPHTHALMOS.


CURRENT MANAGEMENT OF PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASE.


THE DISEASE CONCEPT OF ALCOHOLISM. A PLEA FOR COMPASSION--WITH FIRMNESS.


CARE OF THE DYING PATIENT.

CARE OF THE DYING PATIENT.


TWO MINUTES WITH DIABETES.

TWO MINUTES WITH DIABETES.


ROBERT BRIDGES (1884-1930), PHYSICIAN-POET.


DIRECTOR OF MEDICAL EDUCATION.

DIRECTOR OF MEDICAL EDUCATION.


EXCHANGE TRANSFUSION. ORGANIZATION IN A SMALL COMMUNITY HOSPITAL. A DECADE OF EXPERIENCE.


"GRANNY'S HERBS AND THE WITCH DOCTOR".

"GRANNY'S HERBS AND THE WITCH DOCTOR".


A NOTE ON BRITISH MEDICINE.

A NOTE ON BRITISH MEDICINE.


IRON BALANCE IN MAN.

IRON BALANCE IN MAN.


THE CHOICE OF ANTACID IN TREATMENT OF PEPTIC ULCER.


SERUM MAGNESIUM LEVELS IN THE NEWBORN CHILD.


BREAST FEEDING AND POLIO SUSCEPTIBILITY.


LYSINE-ARGININE ANTAGONISM.

LYSINE-ARGININE ANTAGONISM.


HISTIDINE, PHENYLALANINE, AND TYROSINE METABOLISM IN KWASHIORKOR.


GETTING ALONG... WITH ONE'S PARTNER.

GETTING ALONG... WITH ONE'S PARTNER.


RAILROAD BOND SPECULATION. RAILROAD MERGERS HAVE A TENDENCY TO INCREASE THE VALUE OF THEIR BONDS.


CONSULTATION CLINIC: MYTHS ABOUT BREAKFAST.


RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS SERUM FACTORS IN CHRONIC ORAL INFLAMMATION.


MALPRACTICE AND PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY.

MALPRACTICE AND PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY.


THE ENGLISH ENTRY TYPE BUILDING.

THE ENGLISH ENTRY TYPE BUILDING.


"THE STATUS CANNOT BE QUO".

"THE STATUS CANNOT BE QUO".


EFFECT OF MATERNAL ANTEPARTUM EXPOSURE TO X-RAYS ON LEUKOCYTE CHROMOSOMES ON NEWBORN INFANTS.


CONSIDER THE BROAD MANTLE OF CHARITY.

CONSIDER THE BROAD MANTLE OF CHARITY.


ORAL PENICILLIN. 2.

ORAL PENICILLIN. 2.


INDUCTION OF LABOR.

INDUCTION OF LABOR.


THE ENVIRONMENT AND DISEASE: ASSOCIATION OR CAUSATION?


INDUCTION OF LABOR. RESULTS OF THE PERINATAL MORTALITY SURVEY OF 1958.


HYPERBARIC OXYGEN. ANAESTHESIA IN A HIGH PRESSURE CHAMBER.


CARCINOMA OF THE THYROID.

CARCINOMA OF THE THYROID.


FALLACIES IN THE INTERPRETATION OF RADIOGRAPHS DURING NAILING OF THE NECK OF THE FEMUR.


OBSERVATIONS ON HYPERBARIC OXYGENATION DURING ANAESTHESIA.


ANTERIOR FUSION OF THE LUMBAR SPINE: A REVIEW OF TWENTY-FOUR PATIENTS.


OPPORTUNISTIC INFECTIONS. HUMAN CYTOMEGALOVIRUS INFECTION.


OPPORTUNISTIC INFECTIONS. PNEUMOCYSTIS INFECTION.


RADIOISOTOPE RENOGRAPHY--THE FIRST DECADE.


TISSUE AND NERVE GROWTH PROMOTING FACTORS. BIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF SPECIFIC GROWTH PROMOTING FACTORS.


TISSUE AND NERVE PROMOTING FACTORS. SIZE, GROWTH, AND GROWTH-CONTROL IN DEVELOPING ANIMALS.


ARTHROPATHY IN MAN AND ANIMALS. EXPERIMENTAL ARTHRITIS.


ARTHROPATHY IN PIGS.

ARTHROPATHY IN PIGS.


AVASCULAR NECROSIS OF THE FEMORAL HEAD IN THE DOG.


COMMUNITY SERVICES FOR THE MENTALLY SUBNORMAL. EPIDEMIOLOGICAL APPROACH.


TRAUMATIC ARTHRITIC IN YOUNG THOROUGHBREDS.


COMMUNITY SERVICES FOR THE MENTALLY SUBNORMAL. A PLAN FOR EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION.


LIPIDS IN THE PINEAL BODY OF THE RAT.

LIPIDS IN THE PINEAL BODY OF THE RAT.


REMOTE AFTERLOADING FOR INTRACAVITARY RADIATION THERAPY.


THE SECOND-LOOK OPERATION IN THE MANAGEMENT OF ABDOMINAL CANCERS.


THE IMPACT OF RESEARCH UPON CLINICAL CANCER.


REGIONAL OXYGENATION AND IRRADIATION IN THE TREATMENT OF MALIGNANT TUMORS.


CONTROL OF WOUND INFECTION AFTER OPERATIONS FOR CANCER.


THE ROLE OF CYTOLOGY IN CANCER DIAGNOSIS.


MAMMOGRAPHY IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF CANCER OF THE BREAST.


CANCER THERAPY: A PERSPECTIVE AND PROSPECTIVE VIEW.


LYMPHOGRAPHY IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF MALIGNANT NEOPLASMS.


DETECTION OF OCCULT METASTASES TO BONE BY PHOTOSCANNING WITH RADIOISOTOPES OF STRONTIUM.


THE ROLE OF THERMOGRAPHY IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF CANCER.


THE CURRENT STATUS OF CHEMOTHERAPY AND HORMONE THERAPY FOR CANCER.


REACTIVITY OF THE LYMPHORETICULOENDOTHELIAL SYSTEM IN HUMAN CANCER.


CANCER CHEMOTHERAPY BY REGIONAL PERFUSION.


ARTERIAL INFUSION CANCER CHEMOTHERAPY.

ARTERIAL INFUSION CANCER CHEMOTHERAPY.


REGIONAL CANCER CHEMOTHERAPY: AN EVALUATION.


EXTENDED RADICAL OPERATIONS FOR THYROID CANCER.


RADIATION-INDUCED THYROID CARCINOMA.

RADIATION-INDUCED THYROID CARCINOMA.


CAROTID BODY TUMORS.

CAROTID BODY TUMORS.


SARCOMAS OF THE BRAIN.

SARCOMAS OF THE BRAIN.


EXTENDED RADICAL OPERATIONS FOR MAMMARY CANCER.


INTERNAL MAMMARY RADIATION IMPLANTS.

INTERNAL MAMMARY RADIATION IMPLANTS.


SIMPLE MASTECTOMY PLUS POSTOPERATIVE IRRADIATION BY THE METHOD OF MCWHIRTER FOR MAMMARY CARCINOMA.


THE TECHNIC AND RESULTS OF CONSERVATIVE RADICAL MASTECTOMY (PATEY'S OPERATION).


THE OTHER BREAST.

THE OTHER BREAST.


THE INFLUENCE OF PREGNANCY IN CARCINOMA OF THE BREAST.


HEMATOLOGIC ASPECTS OF PATIENTS WITH CANCER.


CANCER OF THE MALE BREAST.

CANCER OF THE MALE BREAST.


THE NATURAL HISTORY OF LUNG CANCER.

THE NATURAL HISTORY OF LUNG CANCER.


COMBINED ADRENALECTOMY AND OVARIECTOMY FOR ADVANCED MAMMARY CANCER.


SMOKING AND HEALTH.

SMOKING AND HEALTH.


BRONCHOGENIC CARCINOMA SIMULATED BY SECONDARY TUMORS.


TREATMENT OF METASTASIS TO LUNGS.

TREATMENT OF METASTASIS TO LUNGS.


THE SURGICAL TREATMENT OF CANCER OF THE ESOPHAGUS.


PALLIATIVE RESECTION FOR PRIMARY CANCER OF THE COLON AND RECTUM IN THE PRESENCE OF DISTANT METASTASES.


PROGRESS IN LEUKEMIAS.

PROGRESS IN LEUKEMIAS.


NEWER TECHNICS IN TREATING LYMPHOSARCOMA.


RHABDOMYOSARCOMA.

RHABDOMYOSARCOMA.


SMOOTH MUSCLE TUMORS OF THE ALIMENTARY TRACT.


THE SURGICAL TREATMENT OF TESTICULAR TUMORS.


RADIOTHERAPEUTIC MANAGEMENT OF MALIGNANT TUMORS OF THE VAGINA.


RADIOISOTOPES IN THE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF CANCER.


PHEOCHROMOCYTOMA: DIAGNOSIS AND SURGICAL TREATMENT.


MASSIVE PREOPERATIVE IRRADIATION IN THE TREATMENT OF OSTEOGENIC SARCOMA.


IN VIVO RADIATION DOSIMETRY FOR CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL RADIATION THERAPY.


ACQUISITION OF OBSERVING RESPONSES (RO) WITH WATER REWARD.


TRANSPOSITION OF PROBABILITY MATCHING IN PIGEONS.


EPPS PERFORMANCE UNDER SOCIAL DESIRABILITY INSTRUCTIONS: COLLEGE FEMALES.


EFFECT OF ELECTRIC SHOCK AS A REINFORCER OF THE BEHAVIOR OF CHILDREN.


TUMOR SUSCEPTIBILITY IN RATS: ROLE OF INFANTILE MANIPULATION AND LATER EXERCISE.


SELF RATINGS, LEVEL OF IDEAL-SELF RATINGS, AND DEFENSIVENESS.


RELATIVE PREDICTIVE VALIDITIES OF MOS AND DAT BATTERIES FOR JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS.


EFFECTS OF CONTRAST IN STIMULATION ON GASTROINTESTINAL MOTILITY.


REACTIONS TO THE PRESIDENT'S ASSASSINATION AND CHANGES IN PHILOSOPHIES OF HUMAN NATURE.


AN ATTEMPT TO ESTABLISH SECONDARY REINFORCEMENT WITH REWARDING BRAIN STIMULATION.


ATTITUDES OF TEEN-AGERS TOWARD ALL-NUMBER CALLING.


MATERNAL CARE IN RELATION TO INFANT BEHAVIOR IN THE SQUIRREL MONKEY.


ALTERNATE FORMS OF A SEMANTIC DIFFERENTIAL FOR MEASUREMENT OF CHANGES IN SELF-DESCRIPTION.


INTELLIGENCE-ANXIETY RELATIONSHIPS AS A FUNCTION OF INTELLIGENCE TEST DIFFICULTY.


RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TWO MEASURES OF VERBAL RELATEDNESS: PRELIMINARY REPORT.


DELAY OF REINFORCEMENT AND RESISTANCE TO EXTINCTION: A SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT.


ISSUES AND ETHICS IN BEHAVIOR MANIPULATION.


A TEST OF INTENTIONAL MIXING OR CLUSTERING IN A BEHAVIOR SEQUENCE.


FAMILIARIZATION AND CUE SELECTION.

FAMILIARIZATION AND CUE SELECTION.


EFFECT OF FRUSTRATIVE BLOCKING ON MOTIVATION.


POINTS OR ORIGIN FOR INFANT ECOLOGIES: RELIGION AND PURCHASE OF DEVICES AFFECTING PRE-VERBAL MOBILITY.


EFFECTS OF HIPPOCAMPAL, AMYGDALA, HYPOTHALAMIC AND PARIETAL LESIONS ON A CLASSICALLY CONDITIONED FEAR RESPONSE.


RELATION BETWEEN JUDGED MEANING SIMILARITY ASSOCIATIVE PROBABILITY, AND ASSOCIATIVE OVERLAP.


PERSISTENCE OF INFLUENCE FOR VARYING DURATIONS OF EXPOSURE TO THREAT STIMULI.


BUT JUST WHAT SORT OF A THING IS A COPING MECHANISM?


MULTIDIMENSIONAL STIMULUS DIFFERENCES IN DISCRIMINATION LEARNING AND VERBALIZATION OF THE REINFORCEMENT CONTINGENCY.


RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN AUTHORITARIAN ATTITUDES IN DELINQUENT GIRLS AND THE AUTHORITARIAN ATTITUDES AND AUTHORITARIAN REARING PRACTICES OF THEIR MOTHERS.


CONDITIONED CHANGE IN DISCHARGE PATTERN FOR SINGLE NEURONS OF THE MEDIAL THALAMIC NUCLEI OF THE CAT.


ANXIETY, ANXIETY REDUCTION AND MOTIVATING INSTRUCTIONS IN HUMAN LEARNING AND PERFORMANCE.


COMPARISON OF INFORMATION SCALES AND LIKE-INDIFFERENT-DISLIKE SCALES AS MEASURES OF INTEREST.


INTENTIONAL LEARNING OF NONVERBAL MATERIAL WITH SIMULTANEOUS OR INCIDENTAL LEARNING OF VERBAL MATERIAL.


SOME VARIABLES ASSOCIATED WITH HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WHO WOULD BECOME PHYSICIANS.


THE CONFIGURATIVE METHOD FOR SURER IDENTIFICATION OF PERSONALITY DIMENSIONS, NOTABLY IN CHILD STUDY.


COMPARISON OF DIRECTED SELF-STUDY VS LECTURE IN TEACHING GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY.


RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FREE ASSOCIATIONAL AND JUDGMENTAL MEASURES OF WORD RELATEDNESS.


EMOTIONAL BEHAVIOR AND ADRENAL FUNCTION IN THE RAT.


SOME CORRELATES OF DELINQUENCY AND VALIDITY OF QUESTIONNAIRE ASSESSMENT METHODS.


ASSOCIATIVE ASYMMETRY IN S-R VS R-S RECALL OF DOUBLE-FUNCTION LISTS.


NOTE ON PREDICTION OF ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE FROM PERSONALITY TEST SCORES.


INCIDENTAL LEARNING AS A FUNCTION OF DEGREE OF INTENTIONAL LEARNING.


NOTE ON THE PSYCHOPATHOLOGY OF SENILITY: SENESCENT DEFENSE AGAINST THREAT OF DEATH.


RELATION BETWEEN SINGLE WORD ASSOCIATION AND CONTINUED ASSOCIATION RESPONSE HIERARCHIES.


ASSOCIATION STRENGTH AS A MEDIATING VARIABLE IN VERBAL CATEGORIZING AND RECALL: PRELIMINARY REPORT.


ERRATUM: RESPONSE TIME AS A CUE IN PERSON PERCEPTION.


EFFECT OF ILLUMINATION AND D-AMPHETAMINE ON THE ACTIVITY OF THE RHESUS MACAQUE.


WATER INTAKE AND NACL APPETITE IN SODIUM DEPLETION.


AFFILIATIVE BEHAVIOR AT THE TIME OF THE PRESIDENT'S ASSASSINATION.


A FACTORIAL DETERMINATION OF POINTS OF VIEW IN POETIC EVALUATION AND THEIR RELATION TO VARIOUS DETERMINANTS.


RAPIDITY OF TEST COMPLETION AND LEVEL OF SCORE ATTAINED.


COMPARISON OF HOW TWO CONTENT VARIABLES ARE CHANGED BY THE SPECIAL FORMAT OF THE EPPS.


WORD ASSOCIATION TIME AS A FUNCTION OF ANXIETY (DRIVE) AND RESPONSE COMPETITION.


CARDIAC RATE AS A FUNCTION OF CHANGES IN RESPIRATION.


ATTITUDES TOWARD U.S. AND RUSSIAN ACTIONS: A DOUBLE STANDARD.


INTRINSIC ORGANIZATION OF SERIAL LIST.

INTRINSIC ORGANIZATION OF SERIAL LIST.


THERAPY FOR TODAY'S PATIENTS.

THERAPY FOR TODAY'S PATIENTS.


COMMENT ON OBSERVER BIAS IN CLASSICAL CONDITIONING OF THE PLANARIAN.


PEER RATINGS AND LEADERLESS GROUP DISCUSSIONS FOR EVALUATION OF CLASSROOM PERFORMANCE.


STUDENT PREPARATION AND TAPE RECORDING OF COURSE LECTURES AS A METHOD OF INSTRUCTION.


BIRTH ORDER AND NEED FOR ACHIEVEMENT.

BIRTH ORDER AND NEED FOR ACHIEVEMENT.


EFFECTS OF OVERLEARNING AND SPATIAL DELAY OF REINFORCEMENT UPON A DISCRIMINATION REVERSAL.


AGE AND CULTURAL DIFFERENCES AS DETERMINANTS OF WORD ASSOCIATIONS: SUGGESTIONS FOR THEIR ANALYSIS.


HOMOGENEITY OF SINGLE TRIAL RESPONSE TENDENCIES AND SPONTANEOUS ALTERNATION IN THE T-MAZE.


EFFECTS OF HEIGHTENED DRIVE (SHOCK) ON PERFORMANCE IN A TACHISTOSCOPIC COLOR-WORD INTERFERENCE TASK.


GASTROINTESTINAL REACTIONS TO RESPONSE-CONTINGENT STIMULATION.


FLUID AND SOLUTE TRANSPORT ACROSS FAT COLONIC MUCOSA.


METABOLIC EFFECTS OF ADRENOCORTICAL STEROIDS IN VIVO AND IN VITRO: RELATIONSHIP TO ANTI-INFLAMMATORY EFFECTS.


THE CHARACTERIZATION OF PITUITARY HORMONES BY STARCH GEL ELECTROPHORESIS.


CARBONIC ANHYDRASE IN STEROID-RESPONSIVE TISSUES.


ANDROGEN BIODSYNTHESIS AND RELATED STUDIES.


STUDIES ON THE SECRETION AND INTERCONVERSION OF THE ANDROGENS.


THE CONTROL OF ALDOSTERONE SECRETION.

THE CONTROL OF ALDOSTERONE SECRETION.


THE HUMAN SEBACEOUS GLAND: ITS REGULATION BY STEROIDAL HORMONES AND ITS USE AS AN END ORGAN FOR ASSAYING ANDROGENICITY IN VIVO.


ON THE HORMONAL REGULATION OF CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM; STUDIES WITH C14 GLUCOSE.


FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERIZATION AND METABOLIC PATHWAYS OF THE PANCREATIC ISLET TISSUE.


THE METABOLIC ERRORS IN CERTAIN TYPES OF FAMILIAL GOITER.


PRODUCTION AND PROPERTIES OF TRANSPLANTABLE TUMORS OF THE THYROID GLAND IN THE FISCHER RAT.


STUDIES OF HUMAN STEROIDAL HORMONES BY GAS CHROMATOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES.


ADRENOCORTICAL FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH ADAPTATION OF VERTEBRATES TO MARINE ENVIRONMENTS.


CHEMICAL COMMUNICATION AMONG ANIMALS.

CHEMICAL COMMUNICATION AMONG ANIMALS.


THE COMPETENCE OF PITUITARIES AND LIMB REGENERATION DURING METAMORPHOSIS OF TRITURUS (DIEMYCTILUS) VIRIDESCENS.


PRIMARY NONSPECIFIC ULCER OF THE SMALL INTESTINE.


SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE IN PREGNANCY.

SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE IN PREGNANCY.


HUMAN BOTFLY INFESTATION IN THE U.S. REPORT OF SECOND HUMAN CASE.


ARTERIOSCLEROTIC ABDOMINAL AORTIC ANEURYSM RUPTURE INTO THE VENA CAVA.


HOUSING FOR THE ELDERLY: FROM THE STANDPOINT OF COMMUNITY CARE.


MONROE DUNAWAY ANDERSON, BENEFACTOR OF MEDICINE AND MANKIND.


IDIOPATHIC HYPERCALCEMIA OF INFANCY.

IDIOPATHIC HYPERCALCEMIA OF INFANCY.


RADIOACTIVE SCINTISCANNING IN EVALUATION OF RENAL DISEASE.


ATMOSPHERIC RADIOACTIVITY AND FALLOUT RESEARCH. DIVISION OF BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE. TID-12616 (REV. 2).


RADIOISOTOPE TECHNIQUES FOR INSTRUCTION IN THE BIOLOGICAL  SCIENCES. A LIST OF ANNOTATED REFERENCES. TID-21262.


ENDOCARDITIS.

ENDOCARDITIS.


INTERRELATIONS BETWEEN VITAMIN B-6 AND HORMONES.


CORTICOSTEROIDS AND ENZYME ACTIVITY.

CORTICOSTEROIDS AND ENZYME ACTIVITY.


THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM AND THE STOMACH.

THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM AND THE STOMACH.


MODIFIED THIAMINE COMPOUNDS.

MODIFIED THIAMINE COMPOUNDS.


THERAPY OF GYNECOLOGICAL DISORDERS WITH HUMAN GONADOTROPIN.


THE BIOCHEMISTRY OF PROGESTERONE.

THE BIOCHEMISTRY OF PROGESTERONE.


BIOCHEMISTRY OF BIOTIN.

BIOCHEMISTRY OF BIOTIN.


THE ROLE OF THE BRAIN IN THE REGULATION OF PITUITARY GONADOTROPIN SECRETION.


CELLULAR AND MOLECULAR ASPECTS OF THE ANTIDIURETIC ACTION OF VASOPRESSINS AND RELATED PEPTIDES.


THE HISTORY OF VITAMIN B6. INTRODUCTORY REMARKS.


SYNTHESIS AND LABELING OF THE VITAMIN B6 GROUP.


PHOSPHORYLASE AND RELATED ENZYMES OF GLYCOGEN METABOLISM.


COMPARATIVE STUDIES ON GLUTAMIC-OXALACETIC TRANSAMINASES FROM THE MITOCHONDRIAL AND SOLUBLE FRACTIONS OF MAMMALIAN TISSUES.


AMINO ACID DECARBOXYLATION STEPS IN THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF NOREPINEPHRINE, SEROTONIN, AND HISTAMINE.


BINDING AND REACTIONS OF THE VITAMIN B6 COENZYME IN THE CATALYTIC CENTER OF ASPARTATE TRANSAMINASE.


SUMMARY OF SESSION I AND SOME NOTES ON THE METABOLISM OF VITAMIN B6.


BIOCHEMICAL PATHOLOGY OF VITAMIN B6 DEFICIENCY.


VITAMIN B6 AND AMINO ACIDS--RECENT RESEARCH IN ANIMALS.


THE BIOCHEMISTRY OF THE INOSITOL LIPIDS.


VITAMIN B6 AND OXALATE METABOLISM.

VITAMIN B6 AND OXALATE METABOLISM.


RELATIONSHIP OF PYRIDOXINE TO IMMUNOLOGICAL PHENOMENA.


EFFECTS OF LOW INTAKES OF VITAMIN B6 UPON DIABETIC AND CONTROL RATS.


VITAMIN B6 IN FARM ANIMAL NUTRITION AND PETS.


ARTERIOSCLEROTIC, DENTAL AND HEPATIC LESIONS IN PYRIDOXINE-DEFICIENT MONKEYS.


EFFECT OF VITAMIN B6 ON DENTAL CARIES IN MAN.


EVIDENCE FOR A RELATIVE VITAMIN B6 DEFICIENCY IN PREGNANCY AND SOME DISEASE STATES.


VITAMIN B6 METABOLISM IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN.


PYRIDOXINE-RESPONSIVE ANEMIA--PROTOTYPE AND VARIATIONS ON THE THEME.


VITAMIN B6 IN FAT METABOLISM.

VITAMIN B6 IN FAT METABOLISM.


THE VITAMIN B6--HYDRAZIDE RELATIONSHIP.

THE VITAMIN B6--HYDRAZIDE RELATIONSHIP.


HUMAN REQUIREMENTS FOR VITAMIN B6.

HUMAN REQUIREMENTS FOR VITAMIN B6.


THE ROLE OF ORGAN CULTURES IN THE STUDY OF VITAMINS AND HORMONES.


RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE ANALYSIS FOR VITAMIN B6 IN FOODS.


METHODS FOR THE DETERMINATION OF VITAMIN B6 IN BIOLOGICAL MATERIALS.


THE RELATION OF THE VITAMIN B6 HUMAN REQUIREMENT TO THE AMOUNT IN THE DIET.


THE IMPORTANCE OF VITAMIN B6 IN HUMAN NUTRITION.


PUBLIC HEALTH AND MEDICAL USE OF IONIZING RADIATION. FIFTH REPORT OF THE WHO EXPERT COMMITTEE ON RADIATION.


THE FRENCH FAMILY DOCTOR.

THE FRENCH FAMILY DOCTOR.


PRESENT CONCEPTS IN DIET THERAPY.

PRESENT CONCEPTS IN DIET THERAPY.


MORPHOLOGY OF MALIGNANT TUMORS IN THE SACROCOCCYGEAL REGION IN INFANCY. AN ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDY AND A REVIEW.


STUDIES ON DISTRIBUTION OF A. DUODENALE AND N. AMERICANUS IN JAPAN. I. FINDINGS IN OUR LABORATORY AND BY OTHER AUTHORS IN THE SAME PREFECTURES.


STUDIES ON DISTRIBUTION OF A. DUODENALE AND N. AMERICANUS IN JAPAN. II. FINDINGS BY OTHER AUTHORS.


STUDIES ON X-AGENT. XL. SCATTERING OR REFLECTION OF X-AGENT BY A WALL.


ON THE CYTOLOGICAL AND HISTOLOGICAL STUDIES AFTER LONG-INSERTION OF INTRAUTERINE CONTRACEPTIVE DEVICE(IUD).


INCIDENCE AND COURSE OF POSTTRAUMATIC DYSTROPHY FOLLOWING OPERATION FOR DUPUYTREN'S CONTRACTURE.


STUDIES ON BURNS. 8. ANALYSIS OF MORTALITY AND LENGTH OF HOSPITAL CARE FOR 603 BURNED PATIENTS REFERRED FOR PRIMARY TREATMENT.


THE EFFECT OF CODEINE TOLERANCE ON HEPATIC MICROSOMAL DRUG METABOLISM IN THE RAT.


CHEMICAL DETERMINATION OF HISTAMINE IN TISSUES AND MAST CELLS.


DETERMINATION OF BRETYLIUM IN BIOLOGICAL FLUIDS.


INTERFERING SUBSTANCES BY DETERMINATION OF POISONS IN AUTOPSY MATERIAL. IV. TRYPTAMINE.


FURTHER INVESTIGATIONS INTO THE PROTECTIVE ACTION OF ANAESTHETICS AGAINST ANOXIA IN MICE.


STUDIES ON THE FATE OF DICOUMAROL--14C IN THE RAT.


EFFECT OF ANALGESICS IN RABBITS ON ERYTHROCYTE SURVIVAL TIME.


THE EFFECT OF PIRINITRAMIDE (R 3365) ON THE RESPIRATORY RESPONSE TO CO2 INHALATION.


TOLERANCE TO ANTICONVULSANT DRUGS.

TOLERANCE TO ANTICONVULSANT DRUGS.


EFFECT OF P-HYDROXYAMPHETAMINE ON CATECHOLAMINE EXCRETION IN MAN.


EXPERIMENTS ON THE IN VITRO INACTIVATION OF PLASMA KININS BY CARBOXYPEPTIDASE B, PLASMA KININASE OR ERYTHROCYTE KININASE IN THE PRESENCE OF DISULFIRAM.


EXCRETION OF HUMAN URINARY KININS.

EXCRETION OF HUMAN URINARY KININS.


PROTECTIVE ACTION OF SOME ANAESTHETICS AGAINST ANOXIA.


DEPRESSOR EFFECT OF PADUTIN (HOG PANCREAS KALLIKREIN) IN RATS TREATED WITH DISULFIRAM.


URINARY EXCRETION OF OESTRONE AND OESTRADIOL AND OF ZIMMERMANN CHROMOGENS IN THE SOW DURING OESTRUS.


ACUTE TOXICITY OF SODIUM FLUORIDE FOR RHESUS MONKEYS AND OTHER LABORATORY ANIMALS.


THERAPEUTIC TRIALS IN DOGS WITH EXPERIMENTAL HEPATITIS CONTAGIOSA CANIS.


LEUCOENCEPHALOPATHY IN MINK.

LEUCOENCEPHALOPATHY IN MINK.


STUDIES ON IN VITRO ERYTHROCYTE UPTAKE OF I131-LABELLED 1-TRIIODOTHYRONINE AS A TEST OF THYROID FUNCTION IN DAIRY CATTLE.


GAS CHROMATOGRAPHIC DETERMINATION OF VOLATILE FATTY ACIDS IN AQUEOUS MEDIA. ITS USE IN BOVINE RUMEN FLUID AND IN SILAGE.


FLUOROMETRIC SELENIUM DETERMINATIONS IN THE LIVER OF NORMAL PIGS AND IN PIGS AFFECTED WITH NUTRITIONAL MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY AND LIVER DYSTROPHY.


ABNORMALITIES OF THE FEMALE GENITAL ORGANS IN MINK HETEROZYGOUS FOR THE HEGGEDAL FACTOR (SHADOW FACTOR).


DRUG RESISTANCE AND ITS MANAGEMENT IN PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS.


ENDOSCOPIC PROBLEMS IN CHEST DISEASE.

ENDOSCOPIC PROBLEMS IN CHEST DISEASE.


MANAGEMENT OF POSTOPERATIVE PROBLEMS IN PATIENTS WITH CARDIOPULMONARY DISEASE.


THE PATHOLOGY OF CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE.


CLINICAL ASPECTS OF THE PULMONARY CIRCULATION.


THE CLINICAL DIAGNOSIS OF CYANOTIC CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE.


THE RADIOLOGIC ASPECTS OF CHRONIC BRONCHITIS AND PULMONARY EMPHYSEMA.


DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF RHEUMATIC FEVER AND RHEUMATIC HEART DISEASE.


MEDICAL AND SURGICAL EMERGENCIES IN THE NEWBORN.


DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF MYOCARDITIS AND OTHER MYOCARDIAL DISEASES.


CARDIOVASCULAR DISCOMFORT.

CARDIOVASCULAR DISCOMFORT.


THE ROLE OF HYPERCOAGULABILITY IN CORONARY ARTERY DISEASES.


THE MEDICAL MANAGEMENT OF HYPERTENSIVE DISEASE.


QUINIDINE AS AN ANTIARRHYTHMIC AGENT.

QUINIDINE AS AN ANTIARRHYTHMIC AGENT.


CARDIAC RESUSCITATION: COMPARISON OF OPEN AND CLOSED APPROACH.


RECENT ADVANCES IN THE TREATMENT OF CANCER OF THE ESOPHAGUS.


SELECTION OF ANTIBACTERIAL THERAPY IN PATIENTS WITH BACTERIAL PNEUMONIA.


TREATMENT OF ACUTE BRONCHOPULMONARY INFECTIONS.


MECHANICS OF BREATHING: COMPLIANCE AND RESISTANCE IN THE NORMAL LUNG AND THORAX.


ALVEOLAR GAS EXCHANGE.

ALVEOLAR GAS EXCHANGE.


SARCOIDOSIS.

SARCOIDOSIS.


THE CLINICAL DIAGNOSIS OF CHRONIC BRONCHITIS AND PULMONARY EMPHYSEMA.


BIOCHEMICAL ASPECTS OF ANIMALIZATION AND VEGETALIZATION IN THE SEA URCHIN  EMBRYO.


THE BLOOD OF CHICK EMBRYOS: QUANTITATIVE EMBRYOLOGY AT A CELLULAR LEVEL.


MECHANISMS OF DETERMINATION IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF GASTROPODS.


CELL DIVISIONS, DURATION OF INTERKINETIC STATES AND DIFFERENTIATION IN EARLY  STAGES OF EMBRYONIC DEVELOPMENT.


NON-FILAMENTOUS AQUATIC FUNGI: MODEL SYSTEMS FOR BIOCHEMICAL  STUDIES OF MORPHOLOGICAL DIFFERENTIATION.


THE MORPHOGENETIC ROLE OF THE CORTEX OF THE AMPHIBIAN EGG.


BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON THE EARLY DEVELOPMENT OF THE SEA URCHIN.


PHONEMIC COMPLETION AND THE SOCIAL EVALUATION OF A HEARING-LOSS.


ENGINEERING CONSIDERATIONS IN GSR RESEARCH.


THE EFFECT OF TESTOSTERONE ON THE MORPHOGENESIS OF THE CHICK THYMUS.


PRELIMINARY REPORT CONCERNING PERIPHERAL DYNAMIC VISION.


THE FINE STRUCTURE OF THE THYMOCYTES OF YOUNG RATS.


DOUBLE SUPERIOR VENAE CAVAE WITH COMPLETELY PAIRED AZYGOS VEINS.


THE DYNAMIC VISUAL ACUITY OF 30 SELECTED PILOTS.


THE FINE STRUCTURE OF INTERCELLULAR SUBSTANCES AND ROUNDED CELLS IN THE INCISOR PULP OF THE GUINEA PIG.


HISTOCHEMICAL CONTRIBUTION TO THE STUDY OF LYSOSOMES IN THE RAT SPINAL CORD.


HEMODYNAMIC FACTORS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CHICK EMBRYO HEART.


METHODS OF DIABETES DETECTION IN AEROMEDICAL EXAMINATIONS.


THE EFFECT OF CHANGING THE RESULTANT LINEAR ACCELERATION RELATIVE TO THE SUBJECT ON NYSTAGMUS GENERATED BY ANGULAR ACCELERATION.


NEUROSECRETION IN THE HIBERNATING BAT; THE MORPHOLOGY OF THE HYPOTHALAMO-HYPOPHYSEAL SYSTEM.


DEVELOPMENT OF ISLETS AND ACINI FROM THE EXPLANTED PRIMORDIUM OF THE PANCREAS OF THE RAT EMBRYO.


EYE AND OTOLITHS.

EYE AND OTOLITHS.


EFFECTS OF ARFONAD DURING ETHER ANESTHESIA IN MAN.


POTENTIATION OF MORPHINE BY INTRAPERITONEAL INJECTIONS OF IPRONIAZID IN RABBITS.


ORAL AND ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY USING INTRAVENOUS ETHER ANESTHESIA.


ANAESTHESIA TRAINING IN NORTHERN IRELAND.


THE ONSET AND DURATION OF ACTION OF CLONITRATE AS MEASURED BY THE BALLISTOCARDIOGRAPHIC RESPONSE.


EVALUATION OF ETHCHLORVYNOL IN THE PREOPERATIVE MEDICATION OF MENTALLY ILL AND MENTALLY RETARDED PATIENTS.


CLINICAL EFFECTIVENESS OF FOUR HYPOTENSIVE PREPARATIONS.


THE ANESTHESIOLOGIST AND THE JEHOVAH'S WITNESS.


VASA PRIVATA AND VASA PUBLICA.

VASA PRIVATA AND VASA PUBLICA.


THE "COUP DE FOUET" SYNDROME OF LOWER EXTREMITIES.


THE DISTURBANCES IN THE RENAL BLOOD CIRCULATION UNDER THE IRRITATING EFFECT OF THE BILE ON THE REGION OF THE HEPATIC HILUS.


EVALUATION OF LOCAL ISCHEMIA, GENERAL ANOXIA, AND VASODILATORS IN REACTIVE HYPEREMIA.


MEDICAL SERVICE DURING THE WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES...1964... INNSBRUCK, AUSTRIA.


EXPERIENCES WITH MANNITOL: AN OSMOTIC DIURETIC.


USE OF A NEW ANALEPTIC, DOXAPRAM HYDROCHLORIDE, DURING GENERAL ANESTHESIA AND RECOVERY.


INTERSTITIAL NEPHRITIS: REVERSIBILITY OF OSMOTIC NEPHROTIC CHANGES DUE TO MANNITOL PROVED BY RENAL BIOPSY.


METHOHEXITAL FOR RECTAL BASAL NARCOSIS.

METHOHEXITAL FOR RECTAL BASAL NARCOSIS.


EFFECT OF HALOTHANE ON SPLANCHNIC AND PERIPHERAL FLOW IN DOGS.


NEW MYOCARDIAL BIOPSY NEEDLE.

NEW MYOCARDIAL BIOPSY NEEDLE.


EFFECT OF HALOTHANE ANESTHESIA ON RENAL TUBULAR FUNCTION IN MAN.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF THE HUMAN GASTROEPIPLOIC ARTERY.


COMPLICATION ASSOCIATED WITH USE OF EXTRADURAL CATHETER IN OBSTETRIC ANESTHESIA.


EFFECT OF CARBON DIOXIDE ON VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION DURING CARDIOPULMONARY BYPASS WITH HYPOTHERMIA.


SIX CASES OF LACTOSE INTOLERANCE. LACTOSE INTOLERANCE AND COELIAC DISEASE. DISACCHARIDASES ACTIVITY IN THE INTESTINAL MUCOSA ASCERTAINED WITH THE PERORAL BIOPSY.


POSTANESTHETIC RESPIRATORY DEPRESSION.

POSTANESTHETIC RESPIRATORY DEPRESSION.


HALOTHANE AND THE CARDIOVASCULAR RESPONSE TO ENDOTRACHEAL INTUBATION.


DEVELOPMENT OF THE "TRIGEMINO-FACIAL" REFLEX IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN.


BODY CELL MASS AS THE BASIS OF ALLOMETRIC GROWTH FUNCTIONS.


ECONOMICS OF LANGUAGE.

ECONOMICS OF LANGUAGE.


A PROPOSED FRAMEWORK FOR THE ANALYSIS OF STRESS IN THE HUMAN ORGANISM.


AN IMPROVED INDEX OF CENTRALITY.

AN IMPROVED INDEX OF CENTRALITY.


INVESTIGATION OF ETHAMIVAN DURING ANESTHESIA.


PROGRAMMED HEURISTICS AND THE CONCEPT OF PAR IN BUSINESS GAMES.


A MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF PARTICIPATION IN SMALL GROUP DISCUSSIONS.


A COMPUTER APPROACH TOWARDS THE ANALYSIS OF CONTENT.


DYSTAL MANUAL (DYNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION LANGUAGE IN FORTRAN).


ACTIVE ACCUMULATION OF SR2+ BY RAT-LIVER MITOCHONDRIA. 3. STIMULATION OF RESPIRATION BY SR2+ AND ITS STOICHIOMETRY.


EFFECTS IN VITRO OF THYROTROPIC HORMONE. 3. ON INCORPORATION OF 131-I INTO A THYROGLOBULIN-LIKE PROTEIN BY MONOLAYER CULTURES OF ISOLATED SHEEP THYROID GLAND CELLS.


GAS-CHROMATOGRAPHIC STUDIES ON OESTROGENS IN THE BILE OF PREGNANT WOMEN.


A REACTION OF THE ADRENALS TO VITAMIN D.


STUDIES ON MECHANISM OF GLUCONEOGENESIS IN DIABETES.


BINDING OF BASIC PROTEIN TO MITOCHONDRIA.


TOTAL LIVER PROTEIN AND AMINO ACID INCORPORATION INTO LIVER PROTEIN IN OROTIC ACID-INDUCED FATTY LIVER.


THE CONVERSION OF D-(14C-6)GLUCOSE TO GLYCINE AND ITS INCORPORATION INTO COLLAGEN.


SYNTHESIS OF ADENOSINO 5'-TRIPHOSPHATE BY ISOLATED RAT-LIVER NUCLEI.


SULPHITE REDUCTASE SYSTEM OF THE YEAST CELL IN RELATION TO PANTOTHENIC ACID DEFICIENCY.


INCREASED SELECTIVITY OF PHOTOOXIDATION FOR AMINO ACID RESIDUES.


THE CLOTTING OF MILK BY PROTEOLYTIC ENZYMES.


1,2-DIPHOSPHOENOLPYRUVATE, A NEW INTERMEDIATE OF CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM, ISOLATED FROM INCUBATION MEDIA OF DIAPHRAGM MUSCLE.


THE RADIOCHEMICAL DETERMINATION OF SUCCINATE OXIDATION.


EFFECT OF ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATE AND MAGNESIUM ON THE RELEASE OF CATECHOLAMINES FROM ADRENAL MEDULLARY GRANULES.


ANOMALOUS BEHAVIOR OF HAEMOPHILIA A FIBRINOGEN DURING ULTRACENTRIFUGATION.


THE INFLUENCE OF THYROID HORMONES ON NORMAL RAT-LIVER MITOCHONDRIA. II. THYROXINE EFFECTS ON PRETREATED MITOCHONDRIA.


THE INFLUENCE OF THE GROWTH-PROMOTING ALPHA-GLOBULIN ON ION ENTRANCE INTO HELA CELLS.


LABELLING OF THIOLATED ANTIBODY WITH MERCURY FOR ELECTRON MICROSCOPY.


THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF ALANINE BY CLOSTRIDIUM KLUYVERI.


CLEAVAGE WITH CYANOGEN BROMIDE OF METHIONYL BONDS IN COLLAGEN.


RESPIRATORY CONTROL OF DISPERSED RAT-LIVER CELLS.


THE INFLUENCE OF THYROID HORMONES ON NORMAL RAT-LIVER MITOCHONDRIA. 3. THYROXINE-INDUCED SWELLING IN PRETREATED MITOCHONDRIA.


DISTRIBUTION OF ADENYL-CYCLASE ACTIVITY IN RABBIT SKELETAL-MUSCLE FRACTIONS.


ABNORMAL HUMAN HEMOGLOBINS. X. A STUDY OF HEMOGLOBIN LEPORE BOSTON.


STUDIES ON CYTOCHROME A. XII. AMINO ACID COMPOSITION OF BEEF-HEART CYTOCHROME A.


PROTEIN-CARBOHYDRATE INTERACTION. I. THE INTERACTION OF POLYSACCHARIDES WITH CONCANAVALIN A.


ACTIVE ACCUMULATION OF SR2+ BY RAT-LIVER MITOCHONDRIA. II. COMPETITION BETWEEN CA2+ AND SR2+.


ACTIVE ACCUMULATION OF SR2+ BY RAT-LIVER MITOCHONDRIA. I. GENERAL FEATURES.


HENDRIK GERRIT KOOB WESTENBRINK, 1901-1964.


THE INFLUENCE OF THYROID HORMONES ON NORMAL RAT-LIVER MITOCHONDRIA. I. CHANGES ASSOCIATED WITH THE INHIBITION OF PHOSPHORYLATION BY THYROXINE ADDED TO UNTREATED MITOCHONDRIA.


DIFFUSION RATES IN DISRUPTED BACTERIAL CELLS. The viscosity of the material resulting from squeezing Escherichia coli cells through an orifice in a French pressure cell has been shown to be very high and variable with temperature. Diffusion constants in this medium have been determined for sucrose, dextran, and beta galactosidase. The values found are: 1.07 x 10(-6)cm(2)/second for sucrose, 0.36 x 10(-6)cm(2)/second for dextran, and 0.025 x 10(-6)cm(2)/second for beta galactosidase. The results agree with the idea that there is much interstitial space available for diffusion of small molecules in the cell medium in spite of the high viscosity, but that large molecules will be transported less readily.


X-RAY AND ULTRAVIOLET SENSITIVITY OF SYNCHRONIZED CHINESE HAMSTER CELLS AT VARIOUS STAGES OF THE CELL CYCLE. Populations of Chinese hamster cells, synchronized by selecting for cells at or close to division, were exposed to 250 kvp x-rays and to ultraviolet light at different stages of the cell cycle and colony-forming ability examined thereafter. These cells were found to be most resistant to x-rays during the latter part of the DNA synthetic period (S) and to be about equally sensitive before (G(1)) and after (G(2)) this period. Multitarget type curves of the same slope (D(o) approximately 200 rad) only approximately fitted the survival data at different stages in the cycle. The changes in response were primarily due to variations in the shoulders (or extrapolation numbers) of the curves however. The response to ultraviolet light differed from that to x-rays. Resistance was greatest in G(2) and changes in both shoulder and slope of the survival curves occurred throughout the cell cycle. The x-ray and ultraviolet responses for component stages of the cell cycle were respectively compounded into expected survival data for a log phase asynchronous population of hamster cells and found to agree well with direct experiment.


A MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF THE HUMAN RESPIRATORY CONTROL SYSTEM. The respiratory system exhibits the properties of a control system of the regulator type. Equations describing this biological control system have been derived. Transient and steady-state solutions for various CO(2) and O(2) step input disturbances were obtained utilizing a digital computer and are compared with experimental results. The effectiveness of the respiratory system as a regulator is investigated. Further extensions of the model are suggested.


A STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF THE CONTINUAL ACTIVITY OF SINGLE  CORTICAL NEURONES IN THE CAT UNANAESTHETIZED ISOLATED FOREBRAIN. Statistical analyses are applied to records obtained under conditions of spontaneous activity. These demonstrate that all the cells examined are similar in the respect that their signals are composed of an approximately Poissonian shower gated on and off at random instants. A mathematical model is developed on this basis which characterises the signal of any one neurone with a number of simple parameters. The manner in which these parameters change under various types of stimulation is studied. It is found that the average frequency inside the sections of Poisson shower remains unchanged in all cases examined. Implications as to the types of network involved are discussed.


EVIDENCE FOR TWO MECHANISMS OF PHOTOREACTIVATION IN ESCHERICHIA  COLI B. Escherichia coli B phr(-), which is not photoreactivable under certain conditions, has been shown to exhibit photoreactivation of killing in the logarithmic growth phase at 3341 A. Dependence of the reaction upon (a) wavelength, (b) dose, and (c) dose rate of the reactivating radiation, as well as upon (d) temperature during reactivation treatment, is very similar to that of photoprotection. We conclude that this photoreactivation is similar in mechanism to photoprotection, believed to be an indirect repair process, the initial step of which is non-enzymatic and leads to a growth-division delay. We therefore call the present phenomenon "indirect photoreactivation." Similar studies suggest that indirect photoreactivation of killing occurs also in the parent strain, E. coli B (Harm). It has often been supposed that all photoreactivation results from a photoenzymatic reaction similar to that found to operate in vitro on transforming DNA. Our data provide the first evidence for two distinct types of photoreactivation of cell killing, one of which appears not to involve photoenzymes. These experiments also show that photoprotection results from intracellular events that can be induced by treatment after, as well as before, far ultraviolet irradiation.


INVESTIGATION OF AN OPERATOR METHOD IN THE ANALYSIS OF BIOLOGICAL TRACER DATA. Some factors affecting the usefulness of a linear operator in the analysis of tracer data were evaluated. Application of the operator to a sum of two exponential components resulted in the separation of the rate constants with an accuracy of 10 to 15 per cent if they differed by a factor of at least 2 and the error in the data was about 2 per cent. A factor of 4 was necessary if the error in the data was 6 per cent, and of 6 if the error was 10 per cent. The ratio of amplitudes varied from near unity to equality with the ratio of rate constants. However, if the ratio of amplitudes was greater than the ratio of rate constants the method would not resolve the rate constants. Application of the operator to a sum of three exponential components was also considered.


AUTOIMMUNE HEMOLYTIC ANEMIA IN NZB/B1 MICE TREATED WITH THE CORTICOSTEROID DRUG BETAMETHASONE.


THE ANEMIA OF HUMAN RIBOFLAVIN DEFICIENCY.


INTERACTION OF HEMOGLOBIN LEPORE WITH SICKLE CELL TRAIT AND MICROCYTHEMIA (THALASSEMIA) IN A SOUTHERN ITALIAN FAMILY.


FOLATE DEFICIENCY IN CHRONIC LIVER DISEASE.


GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATE DEHYDROGENASE DEFICIENCY IN SAUDI ARABIA: A SURVEY.


A QUANTITATIVE IMMUNOGENETIC STUDY OF GENE SUPPRESSION INVOLVING A1 AND H ANTIGENS OF THE ERYTHROCYTE WITHOUT AFFECTING SECRETED BLOOD GROUP SUBSTANCES. THE ABH PHENOTYPES AHM AND OHM.


HETEROZYGOUS BETA-THALASSEMIA IN ASSOCIATION WITH HEREDITARY ELLIPTOCYTOSIS: A FAMILY STUDY.


THE ACTION OF TWO SULFHYDRYL COMPOUNDS ON NORMAL HUMAN RED CELLS. RELATIONSHIP TO RED CELLS OF PAROXYSMAL NOCTURNAL HEMOGLOBINURIA.


THE NORMAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE LYMPHOID MASS IN THE GOLDEN HAMSTER AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO THE EFFECTS OF THYMECTOMY.


EFFECTS OF ENDOTOXIN AND NITROGEN MUSTARD ON LEUKOCYTE KINETICS.


A POSSIBLE IMMUNE REACTION PRODUCING SPONTANEOUS REMISSION IN LEUKEMIA.


COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF PLATELET SURVIVAL BY DIFFERENT METHODS IN THE RABBIT.


ANTICOAGULANT THERAPY.

ANTICOAGULANT THERAPY.


PANGLOBINOPENIA?

PANGLOBINOPENIA?


INCREASE IN PLASMA ANTITHROMBIN ACTIVITY FOLLOWING TOTAL BODY EXPOSURE TO SMALL AND MEDIUM DOSES OF ROENTGEN RAYS IN DOGS.


RED CELL ATP DETERMINATIONS.

RED CELL ATP DETERMINATIONS.


INTRAVENOUS ANESTHESIA AND THE SURGERY ASSISTANT.


ARTIFICIAL PACEMAKING AND SINUS RHYTHM.

ARTIFICIAL PACEMAKING AND SINUS RHYTHM.


MULTIPLE INJECTIONS FOR ANGIOCARDIOGRAPHY.


COMPARISON OF ELECTROCARDIOGRAMS AND VECTORCARDIOGRAMS IN CONGENITAL AORTIC STENOSIS.


ELECTROCARDIOGRAMS OF RIGHT VENTRICULAR HYPERTROPHY IN BILHARZIAL COR PULMONALE.


THE TRANSMISSION OF ELECTRICAL FORCES FROM THE HEART TO THE BODY SURFACE.


PHONOCARDIOGRAPHIC FEATURES OF THE SYSTOLIC MURMUR IN PULMONARY ARTERY STENOSIS.


THE CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF SYSTOLIC RETRACTION OF THE APICAL IMPULSE.


VENTRICULAR PARASYSTOLIC TACHYCARDIA.

VENTRICULAR PARASYSTOLIC TACHYCARDIA.


HAEMODYNAMIC EFFECTS OF OXYGEN IN PATIENTS WITH ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.


FUNCTIONAL ADAPTATIONS OF THE RIGHT VENTRICULAR OUTFLOW TRACT IN CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE.


OSTIUM PRIMUM DEFECT: FACTORS CAUSING DETERIORATION IN THE NATURAL HISTORY.


AN X-RAY MICROSCOPIC STUDY OF THE BLOOD SUPPLY TO THE VALVES OF THE HUMAN HEART.