UNUSUAL TREATMENT OF AN INTRACRANIAL ANEURYSM CONTRALATERAL TO A PREVIOUS COMMON CAROTID LIGATION: A CASE REPORT.


ARACHNOIDAL CYSTS IN THE SYLVIAN FISSURE OF THE BRAIN.


NEUROSURGICAL CLASSIC--28.

NEUROSURGICAL CLASSIC--28.


NEUROSURGICAL CLASSIC--XXIX.

NEUROSURGICAL CLASSIC--XXIX.


NEUROSURGICAL CLASSIC--XXX.

NEUROSURGICAL CLASSIC--XXX.


C OMPARISON OF ISOTOPES FOR SCANNING.

C OMPARISON OF ISOTOPES FOR SCANNING.


A COLOR CODED CHART FILING SYSTEM FOR A NUCLEAR MEDICINE LABORATORY.


THE USE OF 125-IODINE FOR PRECORDIAL COUNTING.


THE RENAL CLEARANCE OF 131-I LABELED MEGLUMINE DIATRIZOATE (RENOGRAFIN) IN MAN.


EVALUATION OF A SIMPLE TECHNIQUE FOR ABRUPT INTRAVENOUS INJECTION OF RADIOISOTOPE.


TRIIODOTHYRONINE (131-I) SPONGE RESIN UPTAKE VALUES IN MAN AND SHEEP.


LABELED PLASMA LIPIDS AFTER INGESTION OF RADIOACTIVE FATS.


THE SYNTHESIS OF  1,2-DISUBSTITUTED 4-QUINAZOLINONES AND RELATED THIONES.


COMBINATION OF TRIAMTERENE AND HYDROCHLOROTHIAZIDE IN THE TREATMENT OF CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE.


STUDIES OF NUCLEOSIDES AND NUCLEOTIDES. XXVII. SYNTHESIS OF ALPHA-ADENOSINE-5'-MONOPHOSPHATE.


HALOGEN AND NUCLEOSIDE DERIVATIVES OF ACYCLIC 2-AMINO-2-DEOXY-D-GLUCOSE. II.


NUCLEOSIDES OF D-GLUCURONIC ACID AND OF D-GLUCOFURANOSE AND D-GALACTOFURANOSE.


N-IODOHYDANTOINS. II. IODINATIONS WITH 1,3-DIIODO-5,5-DIMETHYLHYDANTOIN.


INDOLE ALKALOIDS. 3. OXIDATION OF SECONDARY ALCOHOL TO KETONES.


CONVERSION OF METHYL 17 BETA-ACETOXY-5-OXO-3, 5-SECO-4-NORESTRAN-3-OATE TO DELTA 9(11)-TESTOSTERONE.


A NEW SYNTHESIS OF P-METHYLAMINOBENZOLY-L-GLUTAMIC ACID.


STEROIDAL HORMONE RELATIVES. IX. DERIVATIVES OF CYCLOPENTANONE.


FAMILIAL INFANTILE LACTIC ACIDOSIS.

FAMILIAL INFANTILE LACTIC ACIDOSIS.


CEREBROSPINAL FLUID PROTEIN VALUES OF PREMATURE INFANTS.


TREATMENT OF HYDROCEPHALUS WITH ACETAZOLAMIDE: RESULTS IN 15 CASES.


SIMULTANEOUS ADMINISTRATION OF ORAL POLIO VACCINE AND GLOBULIN-MODIFIED ATTENUATED MEASLES-VIRUS VACCINE.


CALORIC DEPENDENCY IN OBESE ADOLESCENTS AS AFFECTED BY DEGREE OF MATURATION.


FAMILY SCREENING STUDIES IN MAPLE SYRUP URINE DISEASE (BRANCHED-CHAIN KETOACIDURIA).


A FAMILIAL SYNDROME OF FACIAL AND SKELETAL ANOMALIES ASSOCIATED WITH GENITAL ABNORMALITY IN THE MALE AND NORAML GENITALS IN THE FEMALE: ANOTHER CAUSE OF MALE PSEUDOHERMAPHRODITISM.


A CASE OF DOUBLE AUTOSOMAL TRISOMY WITH MOSAICISM: 48/XX (TRISOMY 18+21) AND 46/XX.


EHLERS-DANLOS SYNDROME ASSOCIATED WITH ACQUIRED ENCEPHALOCELE.


APNEA IN THE SUPINE POSITION AS AN ALERTING SYMPTOM OF A TUMOR AT THE BASE OF THE TONGUE IN SMALL INFANTS.


EXCRETION OF DRUGS IN MILK--A REVIEW.

EXCRETION OF DRUGS IN MILK--A REVIEW.


NEONATAL RESPIRATORY DISTRESS DUE TO OROPHARYNGEAL TUMOR.


AUSCULTATORY AND INTRA-ARTERIAL PRESSURE: A COMPARISON IN CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CUFF WIDTH.


THE MEASUREMENT OF INTRAPULMONARY MIXING IN CHILDREN.


TRANSPLACENTAL HYPONATREMIA IN THE NEWBORN INFANT: REPORT OF 4 CASES.


UMBILICAL VEIN BLOOD BIOCHEMICAL DATA AND NEONATAL CONDITION.


EFFECTS OF EXTRAUTERINE MATURATION ON BLOOD AND URINE CHEMICAL VALUES OF THE PREMATURE INFANT.


DISTRIBUTION OF GLUCOSE-1-C-14 IN GOLD THIOGLUCOSE OBESE AND NORMAL NONOBESE MICE.


CRYSTAL AND MOLECULAR STRUCTURE OF 1,3-DIHYDRO-1-HYDROXY-3-OXO-1,2-BENZIODOXOLE.


BEHAVIORAL AND ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC EFFECTS OF LSD.


PHYSICS OF TABLET COMPRESSION. XIV. LATERAL DIE WALL PRESSURE DURING AND AFTER COMPRESSION.


RATE STUDIES ON THE ANAEROBIC DEGRADATION OF ASCORBIC ACID. II. RATE OF FORMATION OF CARBON DIOXIDE.


FURTHER STUDIES ON THE INTERACTION OF SORBIC ACID WITH AN INSOLUBLE POLYAMIDE.


DETERMINATION OF AMINOPHYLLINE AND PHENOBARBITAL COMBINATIONS.


CALCIUM ASSAYS FOR OFFICIAL USE.

CALCIUM ASSAYS FOR OFFICIAL USE.


ELASTOMERIC CLOSURES FOR PHARMACEUTICAL PACKAGING.


GAS CHROMATOGRAPHIC ASSAY OF 17 ALPHA-ETHYNYLESTRADIOL-3-METHYLETHER IN ORAL PROGESTATIONAL AGENTS--COMPARISON WITH THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHIC ASSAY.


4,4'-DIBROMODIPHENYLDISULFIMIDE AS A REAGENT FOR THE IDENTIFICATION OF ORGANIC BASES. I. PREPARATION OF THE REAGENT AND DERIVATIVES OF SOME ANTIHISTAMINES.


STABILITY OF METHICILLIN.

STABILITY OF METHICILLIN.


SECONDARY STANDARD FOR THE ANALYSIS OF GLYCERYL TRINITRATE BY INFRARED SPECTROPHOTOMETRY.


PROMAZINE HYPERTHERMIA IN YOUNG ALBINO MICE.


BUFFER EFFECTS IN THE NONENZYMATIC TRANSAMINATION OF L-ALANINE AND PYRIDOXAL.


TISSUE CULTURE METHOD FOR SCREENING TOXICITY OF PLASTIC MATERIALS TO BE USED IN MEDICAL PRACTICE.


ENZYME INHIBITORS. IV. SYNTHESES OF 6-SUBSTITUTED-9-(-5-DEOXY-BETA-D-XYLOFURANOSYL) PURINES AND THEIR EVALUATION AS INHIBITORS OF ADENOSINE DEAMINASE.


INACTIVATION OF TETRACYCLINE WITH CUPRIC-MORPHOLINE COMPLEX.


CAST ELECTRODE MOUNT FOR SELF-STIMULATION ELECTRODES.


PREVENTION OF ANESTHETIC DEATHS IN CHICKENS.


TABLET DISINTEGRATION AND PHYSIOLOGICAL AVAILABILITY OF DRUGS.


HYPOTENSIVE ACTIVITY OF TWO BENZOTHIADIAZINE DERIVATIVES.


NONCLASSICAL ANTIMETABOLITES. 18. SIMULATION OF 5'-PHOSPHORIBOSYL BINDING. II. OMEGA-URACIL ALKANOIC ACIDS RELATED TO 2'-DEOXYURIDYLATE.


INTERACTION BETWEEN POLY-N-VINYL-5-METHYL-2-OXAZOLIDINONE AND CERTAIN PHARMACEUTICALS IN AQUEOUS SOLUTION.


STRUCTURE--CHROMOGENIC ACTIVITY RELATIONSHIP OF PHENOLIC COMPOUNDS WITH EHRLICH REAGENT.


METAL-ACID COMPLEXES WITH MEMBERS OF THE TETRACYCLINE FAMILY. 3. SUMMARY OF BLOOD LEVEL STUDIES.


ABSORPTION OF SODIUM BISULFITE FROM PERITONEAL  DIALYSIS SOLUTIONS.


PRODUCTION OF CARDIAC GLYCOSIDES BY PLANT TISSUE CULTURES. IV. BIOTRANSFORMATION OF DIGITOXIGENIN AND RELATED SUBSTANCES.


EFFECT OF SODIUM NITRITE AND P-AMINOPROPIOPHENONE ON THE MINIMAL CARCINOGENIC DOSE 50 OF METHYLCHOLANTHRENE ON MOUSE EPIDERMIS.


HEPTAMETHYLENEIMINE IN THE MANNICH REACTION. I. SUBSTITUTED BETA-AMINO KETONES AND SUBSTITUTED GAMMA-AMINO ALCOHOLS.


AVAILABILITY OF DRUGS IN THE PRESENCE OF SURFACE-ACTIVE AGENTS. I. CRITICAL MICELLE CONCENTRATIONS OF SOME OXYETHYLENE OXYPROPYLENE POLYMERS.


CHOLESTEROL PARTICLE GROWTH AND DISSOLUTION RATES IN AQUEOUS MEDIA.


INVESTIGATION OF A CELLULOSIC POLYMER--POLYHYDROXYL POLYMER INTERACTED POLYELECTROLYTE SYSTEM. I. RHEOLOGY AND SUSPENSION CHARACTERISTICS.


INTERACTION OF A GROUP OF LOW MOLECULAR WEIGHT ORGANIC ACIDS WITH INSOLUBLE POLYAMIDES. I. SORPTION AND DIFFUSION OF FORMIC, ACETIC, PROPIONIC, AND BUTYRIC ACIDS INTO NYLON 66.


DISSOLUTION KINETICS OF A WEAK ACID, 1,1-HEXAMETHYLENE P-TOLYLSULFONYLSEMICARBAZIDE, AND ITS SODIUM SALT.


INVESTIGATION OF A CELLULOSIC POLYMER--POLYHYDROXYL POLYMER INTERACTED POLYELECTROLYTE SYSTEM. II. POLYHYDROXYL COMPOUND BINDING AND PRESERVATIVE (PARABEN ESTER) SOLUBILIZATION IN CMHEC 43L--POLYETHYLENE GLYCOL SYSTEMS.


LUNG DISEASE: TUBERCULOSIS AND CANCER.

LUNG DISEASE: TUBERCULOSIS AND CANCER.


ANTAGONISM OF DEXTRO-PROPOXYPHENE POISONING IN ALBINO MICE WITH NALORPHINE HC1, LEVALLORPHAN TARTRATE, AND METHYLENE BLU.


MODERN LIVING AND HEART DISEASE.

MODERN LIVING AND HEART DISEASE.


THE HUMAN FACTOR IN AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT.

THE HUMAN FACTOR IN AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT.


TREATMENT AND REHABILITATION OF CHRONIC DISEASES.


CLINICO-PATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE. CASE NO. 52. JAUNDICE.


WATER DRINKING IN SHEEP WITH OESOPHAGEAL  FISTULAE.


THE RATE OF TENSION DEVELOPMENT IN ISOMETRIC TETANIC CONTRACTIONS OF MAMMALIAN FAST AND SLOW SKELETAL MUSCLE.


FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON THE DIFFERENTIATION OF SKELETAL MUSCLES IN THE KITTEN HIND LIMB.


ON THE FORMATION OF CONNEXIONS BY COMPOUND EYES IN XENOPUS.


PROPYLTHIOURACIL MODIFIES THE URINARY EFFECTS OF GROWTH HORMONE AND OF ALDOSTERONE IN RATS.


THE ASSAY OF RENIN IN SINGLE GLOMERULI IN THE NORMAL RABBIT AND THE APPEARANCE OF THE JUXTAGLOMERULAR APPARATUS.


SOME PROPERTIES OF COMPONENTS OF THE CAT ELECTRORETINOGRAM REVEALED BY LOCAL RECORDING UNDER OIL.


ROD-CONE INDEPENDENCE IN THE AFTER-FLASH EFFECT.


THE SPECIFICITY OF THE CONE INTERACTION IN THE AFTER-FLASH EFFECT.


A NEW METHOD OF MEASURING THE DIAMETER OF BLOOD VESSELS IN VIVO.


SICKLAEMIC HUMAN HYGROMETERS.

SICKLAEMIC HUMAN HYGROMETERS.


CAROTID OR VERTEBRAL?

CAROTID OR VERTEBRAL?


THE THYMUS AND AUTOIMMUNITY.

THE THYMUS AND AUTOIMMUNITY.


PROTOTYPE MAINTENANCE HAEMODIALYSIS UNIT.


NEW PATHOLOGICAL INSTITUTE AT THE LONDON.


PATHOGENESIS OF GASTRIC ULCERATION.

PATHOGENESIS OF GASTRIC ULCERATION.


MANNITOL THERAPY IN ACUTE RENAL FAILURE.


CAROTID ARTERITIS AS A CAUSE OF CEREBRAL ISCHAEMIA IN THE ADULT.


ASSESSMENT OF POSTOPERATIVE RENAL FUNCTION.


PATHOGENESIS AND CONTROL OF PHLEBOTHROMBOSIS AND PULMONARY EMBOLISM IN A GYNAECOLOGICAL WARD.


REVERSED BLOOD-FLOW IN THE VERTEBRAL ARTERIES CAUSING RECURRENT BRAIN-STEM ISCHAEMIA.


RADIOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE THYMUS IN THYROID AND OTHER DISEASES.


LATE RESULTS OF OESOPHAGOGASTRECTOMY FOR PORTAL HYPERTENSION.


THE DOCTOR'S THERAPEUTIC FUNCTION.

THE DOCTOR'S THERAPEUTIC FUNCTION.


THE APPEARANCE OF THE INTRAVENOUS PYELOGRAM DURING AND AFTER ACUTE PYELONEPHRITIS.


LYMPHOCYTE TRANSFORMATION IN CULTURES OF MIXED LEUCOCYTES: A POSSIBLE TEST OF HISTOCOMPATIBILITY.


HISTOIMMUNOLOGICAL TECHNIQUES FOR DETECTING ANTI-INSULIN ANTIBODIES IN HUMAN SERA.


BLOOD-SEROTONIN ACTIVITY IN TRISOMIC AND TRANSLOCATION DOWN'S SYNDROME.


INVOLVEMENT OF LARGE VESSELS IN POLYMYALGIA ARTERITICA.


A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE PREMENSTRUAL SYNDROME.


TREATMENT OF RESPIRATORY-DISTRESS SYNDROME OF NEWBORN WITH NASOTRACHEAL INTUBATION AND INTERMITTENT POSITIVE-PRESSURE RESPIRATION.


ABNORMAL WHITE-CELL EXCRETION PATTERNS IN HYPERTENSION IN PREGNANCY.


TIMING PLATELET AGGREGATION USING AN E.E.L. PROTHROMBIN METER.


HEMIPLEGIC ARM-REST.

HEMIPLEGIC ARM-REST.


A FLEXIBLE CHOLEDOCHOSCOPE.

A FLEXIBLE CHOLEDOCHOSCOPE.


AN ADJUSTABLE WALKING-AID.

AN ADJUSTABLE WALKING-AID.


HYPOPITUITARISM AFTER CHILDBIRTH.

HYPOPITUITARISM AFTER CHILDBIRTH.


TRICUSPID STENOSIS.

TRICUSPID STENOSIS.


THE SPECIALTY OF MEDICAL ADMINISTRATION.


PROTECTION AGAINST RUBELLA?

PROTECTION AGAINST RUBELLA?


TRANYLCYPROMINE IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS.

TRANYLCYPROMINE IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS.


WHY DO THEY EMIGRATE?

WHY DO THEY EMIGRATE?


TRAINING THE CHILD PSYCHIATRIST.

TRAINING THE CHILD PSYCHIATRIST.


BLADDER CANCER AND THE RUBBER INDUSTRY.

BLADDER CANCER AND THE RUBBER INDUSTRY.


INCUBATOR ACCESSORY FOR EXCHANGE TRANSFUSION.


HYPOKALAEMIA AND THE ELECTROCARDIOGRAM.

HYPOKALAEMIA AND THE ELECTROCARDIOGRAM.


TREATMENT OF DEPRESSION.

TREATMENT OF DEPRESSION.


ANGIOTENSIN INFUSION.

ANGIOTENSIN INFUSION.


PSEUDO-MOSAICISM IN MALES WITH MILD GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATE DEHYDROGENASE DEFICIENCY.


RADIOISOTOPE SCANNING OF LUNGS.

RADIOISOTOPE SCANNING OF LUNGS.


CHROMOSOMES IN DYSTROPHIA MYOTONICA.

CHROMOSOMES IN DYSTROPHIA MYOTONICA.


PHENYLTHIOCARBAMIDE-TASTING IN THE MENTALLY IMMATURE.


SYNAPTIC VESICLES FROM THE RAT HYPOTHALMUS. ISOLATION AND NOREPINEPHRINE CONTENT.


PSYCHOLINGUISTIC CURRICULUM.

PSYCHOLINGUISTIC CURRICULUM.


A CLASSROOM PROCEDURE FOR IDENTIFYING AND REMEDIATING LANGUAGE PROBLEMS.


THE SPECIAL CLASS-PARASITIC, ENDOPHYTIC, OR SYMBIOTIC CELL IN THE BODY PEDAGOGIC.


NOTES ON THE VALIDITY OF THE ITPA.

NOTES ON THE VALIDITY OF THE ITPA.


PROGRAMS FOR THE MENTALLY RETARDED IN A PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL.


A DISCUSSION OF LANGUAGE TREATMENT METHODS FOR MENTALLY RETARDED CHILDREN.


PSYCHOLINGUISTIC ASPECTS OF MENTAL RETARDATION.


RADIOIMMUNOASSAY OF HUMAN THYROTROPIN IN SERUM.


STUDIES OF INCORPORATION OF RADIOACTIVITY INTO LIPIDS BY HUMAN BLOOD . 3. ABNORMAL INCORPORATION OF ACETATE C14 INTO FATTY ACIDS BY WHOLE BLOOD AND PLATELETS FROM NONKETOTIC INSULIN-DEPENDENT DIABETICS.


TOTAL N, UREA AND AMMONIA EXCRETIONS OF HUMAN MALE SUBJECTS FED SEVERAL NONESSENTIAL AMINO ACIDS SINGLY AS THE CHIEF SOURCE OF NONSPECIFIC N.


STUDIES OF CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM IN IDIOPATHIC HYPERTRIGLYCERIDEMIA.


ANTIGENICITY OF HETEROLOGOUS AND HOMOLOGOUS INSULIN.


DISSEMINATED INTRAVASCULAR COAGULATION WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SHOCK AND ITS TREATMENT.


EFFECTS OF ACUTE INSULIN INSUFFICIENCY ON LIVER AND ADIPOSE TISSUE FATTY ACID SYNTHESIS.


ANTIDIURETIC PROPERTIES OF CHLOROTHIAZIDE IN DIABETES INSIPIDUS DOGS.


THOUGHTS ON THE DUODENAL ULCER PROBLEM IN THE MILITARY SERVICES.


THE MANAGEMENT OF EPIDEMIC CHOLERA.

THE MANAGEMENT OF EPIDEMIC CHOLERA.


MURINCE TYPHUS IN THE UNITED STATES.

MURINCE TYPHUS IN THE UNITED STATES.


BIOGRAPHICAL AND PSYCHODIAGNOSTIC DIMENSIONS OF BEHAVIORAL ADJUSTMENT TO THE MILITARY PRISON.


PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF ANTARCTIC LIVING.


MILITARY SURGERY IN THE CIVIL WAR.

MILITARY SURGERY IN THE CIVIL WAR.


ADVERSE REACTIONS TO DRUGS AND DRUG RECALL SYSTEMS FROM THE IPAD VIEWPOINT.


HYPERBARIC MEDICINE TODAY.

HYPERBARIC MEDICINE TODAY.


TOXICOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF MISSILES AND NUCLEAR SUBMARINE WARFARE.


IMPROVING THE PHYSICAL FITNESS OF YOUTH: A REPORT OF RESEARCH IN THE SPORTS-FITNESS SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS.


MALPRACTICE, ONCE REMOVED.

MALPRACTICE, ONCE REMOVED.


HAZARDS OF MILITARY PARACHUTING.

HAZARDS OF MILITARY PARACHUTING.


INHALATION AND RETENTION OF FALL-OUT ZIRCONIUM-95 BY HUMAN BEINGS.


SERUM HAPTOGLOBIN CHANGES IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS.


ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC CHANGES IN CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE.


CHRONIC REVERSAL OF VERTEBRAL ARTERY FLOW. AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY IN DOGS.


THE EFFECTS OF LATERAL MIDBRAIN LESIONS ON EVOKED BEHAVIORAL RESPONSES.


ACID-BASE CHANGES IN CATS FOLLOWING EXPERIMENTAL EPILEPTIC SEIZURES.


A STUDY OF THE PRODUCT OF DEMETHYLATION OF TRIMETHADIONE IN THE CONTROL OF PETIT MAL EPILEPSY.


TORTUOSITY, COILING, AND KINKING OF THE INTERNAL CAROTID ARTERY. II. RELATIONSHIP OF MORPHOLOGICAL VARIATION TO CEREBROVASCULAR INSUFFICIENCY.


BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES IN HUNTINGTON'S CHOREA: ERYTHROCYTE MAGNESIUM.


THE WOHLFART-KUGELBERG-WELANDER DISEASE; REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE AND REPORT OF A CASE.


AUTOIMMUNE RESPONSE TO MALIGNANT GLIAL TUMORS; PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS.


CALCIUM DEPOSITION IN THE SKIN; A REPORT OF FOUR CASES FOLLOWING ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY.


EXPERIMENTAL OCCLUSION OF THE MIDDLE CEREBRAL ARTERY; ITS DETERMINATION USING PHOSPHORUS 32-LABELED ERYTHROCYTES.


SUBLINGUAL HEPARIN; THE INABILITY TO DETECT LIPID-CLEARING OR ANTICOAGULANT EFFECTS OF HIGH DOSES.


A FAMILY SHOWING BOTH DYSTROPHIA MYOTONICA AND SPASTIC PARAPLEGIA.


CHRONIC ENCEPHALOPATHY RELATED TO HEART BLOCK; ITS CORRECTION BY PERMANENT CARDIAC PACEMAKER.


HYPNOTHERAPY IN ASTHMA.

HYPNOTHERAPY IN ASTHMA.


THE NEW WESSEX NEUROLOGICAL CENTRE AT SOUTHAMPTON.


CONTROL OF RUBELLA OR GERMAN MEASLES.

CONTROL OF RUBELLA OR GERMAN MEASLES.


WARD CLERKS AT THE ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL,  LONDON.


LIFF HOUSE. NEW CHILDREN'S IN-PATIENT PSYCHIATRIC UNIT ROYAL DUNDEE LIFF HOSPITAL.


THEATRE STAFF AND BACTERIA.

THEATRE STAFF AND BACTERIA.


AGNES ELIZABETH PAVEY AWARD, 1965.

AGNES ELIZABETH PAVEY AWARD, 1965.


THE STEROIDS 3. ALDOSTERONE.

THE STEROIDS 3. ALDOSTERONE.


CANCER OF THE BREAST.

CANCER OF THE BREAST.


TWO STEPS FORWARD, ONE BACK.

TWO STEPS FORWARD, ONE BACK.


DISEASES OF THE SALIVARY GLANDS.

DISEASES OF THE SALIVARY GLANDS.


THE STEROIDS 4. STEROID PREPARATIONS.

THE STEROIDS 4. STEROID PREPARATIONS.


LEPTAZOL THERAPY.

LEPTAZOL THERAPY.


OBSTETRIC SECONDMENT AS A PREPARATION FOR HEALTH VISITOR TRAINING.


NEPHRITIS.

NEPHRITIS.


THOUGHTS ON NURSING.

THOUGHTS ON NURSING.


THE 'SILENT' CHILDREN OF ALDER HEY.

THE 'SILENT' CHILDREN OF ALDER HEY.


PREPARING PATIENTS FOR RADIOGRAPHY.

PREPARING PATIENTS FOR RADIOGRAPHY.


PRESCRIBING AND ADMINISTERING DRUGS.

PRESCRIBING AND ADMINISTERING DRUGS.


COLOUR IN HOSPITALS.

COLOUR IN HOSPITALS.


NON-RESIDENTS' ACCOMMODATION, HAMMERSMITH HOSPITAL.


NOTIFIABLE DISEASES.

NOTIFIABLE DISEASES.


AUTOMATION IN A CSSD.

AUTOMATION IN A CSSD.


RELIEVING PAIN IN LABOUR.

RELIEVING PAIN IN LABOUR.


SHALL I TAKE UP NURSING?

SHALL I TAKE UP NURSING?


CAESAREAN SECTION AT A MISSION HOSPITAL.


PROFESSOR DR. MED. TORATOSHI TANIGUCHI, 1902-1963.


THE M. ILIOTROCHANTERICUS (M. ILIOCAPSULO TROCHANTERICUS) IN MACAQUES.


THE COMPARATIVE ANATOMICAL STUDY OF THE MASSETER OF THE MAMMAL (II).


EFFECTS OF HYPOPHYSECTOMY ON THE THYMUS IN MALE MICE.


A CONTRIBUTION TO THE STUDY OF THE TORUS LONGITUDINALIS IN SOME TELEOSTEAN BRAINS.


ADRENAL GLANDS IN LACTATING RATS BEARING HYPOTHALAMIC LESIONS.


A HISTOLOGICAL STUDY OF THE ADRENAL GLAND IN AGED COWS.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDIES OF NERVE ENDINGS IN THE MUCOUS MEMBRANE OF THE HUMAN INTESTINE.


A STUDY OF THE ONTOGENETIC ORIGIN OF HUMAN PERMANENT TOOTH GERMS.


A COMBINATION OF THE NON-ROTATION OF MIDGUT LOOP AND THE OPEN-LEFT SUPRACOLIC PERITONEAL RECESS.


HISTOCHEMICAL INVESTIGATIONS ON THE FUNDIC GLANDS IN THE JAPANESE MONKEYS (MACACA FUSCATA YAKUI).


ON SOME PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF THE GOLGI COMPLEX IN THE LIVING CELL AS REVEALED BY MICRO-OPERATIONS UNDER THE PHASE MICROSCOPE.


FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON THE MAST CELL GRANULES IN TRITONS BY ELECTRON MICROSCOPE.


DEVELOPMENT OF THE THIRD BRANCHIAL DUCT IN THE HUMAN EMBRYO.


ON THE POLYCHROME STAIN COMBINED WITH THE ELASTICA STAINING FOR THE ROUTINE STUDY OF TISSUES.


ON THE CHANGES IN RESPIRATORY MOVEMENTS CAUSED BY ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF HYPOTHALAMUS IN THE CAT.


AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON THE ACCESSORY OPTIC SYSTEM IN THE RABBIT.


EFFECT OF SAPONIN ON THE RETICULOENDOTHELIAL CELLS LINING THE SINUSOIDAL WALLS IN BONE MARROW AND LIVER OF RABBITS.


FINE STRUCTURAL LOCALIZATION OF PHOSPHATASE ACTIVITIES IN THE PROXIMAL CONVOLUTED TUBULE OF THE RAT.


SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE NERVE TERMINAL ON THE LIVER PARENCHYMAL CELL OF THE MOUSE AS REVEALED BY ELECTRON MICROSCOPY.


THE STRATIGRAPHICAL CHANGES OF THE SKULLS FROM MOYORO SHELL HEAP.


SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE FINE STRUCTURE OF THE EPITHELIUM IN THE INTESTINE OF LAMPREY (LAMPETRA JAPONICA).


AN ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDY ON THE EPITHELIUM OF THE RAT TONGUE.


PROGRESS OF MYELINIZATION IN THE EIGHTH CRANIAL NERVE GANGLION OF THE CHICK.


ON THE RELATION BETWEEN THE RED BLOOD CELLS AND THE ANTIBODY FORMATION.


STUDIES ON THE SUBMICROSCOPICAL STRUCTURES OF THE NURSE CELLS IN SEA URCHIN OVARY, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE GLYCOGEN PARTICLES.


QUANTITATIVE STUDY ON THE POSTNATAL GROWTH AND INVOLUTION OF THE THYMOLYMPHATIC TISSUES IN THE ALBINO RAT.


AGE CHANGES IN THE TOTAL NUMBER OF NUCLEATED CELLS IN THE BONE MARROW OF THE NORMAL ALBINO RAT.


STUDIES ON THE HUMAN TRIANGULAR  TRACT OF HELWEG.


STUDY ON THE INFLUENCE OF SPLENECTOMY ON THE BLOOD PICTURE IN MICE. (PRELIMINARY REPORT).


LIGHT MICROSCOPE AND ELECTRON MICROSCOPE STUDY OF THE PEROXIDASE REACTION OF THE EOSINOPHIL LEUKOCYTES IN COLD-BLOODED ANIMALS. THE 30TH REPORT OF HISTOCHEMICAL STUDY OF PEROXIDASE.


ON THE CORRELATION BETWEEN  NEUROSECRETION OF THE HYPOTHALAMO-HYPOPHYSIAL SYSTEM AND WATER METABOLISM IN MORPHINIZED RATS.


ON THE FINE STRUCTURE OF THE PROXIMAL SEGMENT IN THE AVIAN KIDNEY.


THE OCCURRENCE OF THE INTRACISTERNAL GRANULES IN THE ACINAR CELLS OF THE BOVINE PANCREAS.


ATHLETIC AND SOFT TISSUE INJURIES.

ATHLETIC AND SOFT TISSUE INJURIES.


PHYSIOTHERAPY IN ATHLETICS.

PHYSIOTHERAPY IN ATHLETICS.


PHYSIOTHERAPY IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL.

PHYSIOTHERAPY IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL.


PHYSIOTHERAPY IN CRICKET.

PHYSIOTHERAPY IN CRICKET.


PHYSIOTHERAPY AND THE BALLET.

PHYSIOTHERAPY AND THE BALLET.


FINE STRUCTURE OF LESION PERIPHERY PRODUCED BY TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS.


HOST-PARASITE INTERACTION IN ROOT-KNOT NEMATODE-INFECTED CARROT TISSUE.


ORGANIC SUBSTANCES DISCHARGED BY PLANT-PARASITIC NEMATODES.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF INTRACELLULAR TURNIP MOSAIC VIRUS.


AVIRULENCE OF HELMINTHOSPORIUM TURCICUM ON MONOGENIC RESISTANT CORN.


GERMINATION OF CHLAMYDOSPORES OF THIELAVIOPSIS BASICOLA.


A TECHNIQUE FOR STUDYING THE FEEDING OF TRICHODORUS CHRISTIEI ON ISOLATED ROOT CELLS OF CORN.


FACIAL NERVE MANAGEMENT IN TUMORS AND TRAUMA.


A VARIATION OF KIRSCHNER WIRE PROSTHESIS FOR RECONSTRUCTION OF MANDIBLE AFTER PARTIAL MANDIBULAR RESECTION FOR INTRAORAL MALIGNANCY.


ELECTRIC BURNS TO THE MOUTH IN CHILDREN.


THE ROLE OF VASCULAR DEFICIENCY IN THE PRODUCTION OF CONGENITAL MALFORMATION; PRELIMINARY REPORT.


THE SHAPE OF THE UNILATERAL CLEFT LIP DEFECT; A SPECULATIVE REPORT.


THE USE OF TEMPORARY GASTROSTOMY TO PREVENT ASPIRATION IN PIERRE ROBIN SYNDROME.


LATE PROBLEMS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF THE PIERRE ROBIN SYNDROME.


RECESSION OF THE PREMAXILLA IN BILATERAL CLEFT LIP AND PALATE; A FOLLOW-UP STUDY.


THE TECHNIQUE AND COMPLICATIONS OF PHARYNGEAL FLAP SURGERY; A CONTINUING REPORT.


LATERAL INCISOR ANOMALIES. MICROFORMS OF CLEFT LIP AND PALATE?


A TEAM APPROACH TO SPEECH TREATMENT IN CLEFT PALATE.


THE PREAURICULAR FLAP.

THE PREAURICULAR FLAP.


SYNTHETIC DEOXYRIBO-OLIGONUCLEOTIDES AS  TEMPLATES FOR THE DNA POLYMERASE OF ESCHERICHIA COLI: NEW DNA-LIKE L-POLYMERS CONTAINING REPEATING NUCLEOTIDE SEQUENCES.


THE INFLUENCE OF FREUD ON AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGY.


EXPERIENCES WITH TREATMENT OF ALCOHOLICS.


II. INTRAVENOUS PITOCIN INFUSION. QUANTITATIVE EVALUATION OF PITOCIN USED IN A SEMIPHYSIOLOGIC MANNER TO INDUCE LABOR OR TO TREAT UTERINE INERTIA.


ROENTGENOGRAPHIC STUDIES ON SKELETAL DEFORMITIES IN RACHITIC RATS.


RELATION BETWEEN TRACHOMA AND INCLUSION CONJUNCTIVITIS.


STUDIES ON THE PREVENTION OF PUBLIC NUISANCE BY THE EXHAUST GASES FROM THE KRAFT PULP MILL. 1. ANALYSIS OF EXHAUST GASES.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDIES OF THE EPITHELIUM OF SHALLOW PART OF HYPERTROPHIC INTRATONSILLAR CLEFT IN MAN.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDIES OF THE EPITHELIUM OF SHALLOW PART OF THE INTRATONSILLAR CLEFT IN CHRONIC TONSILLITIS IN MAN.


HYDROXYCOBALAMIN AS AN ANTIDOTE TO ACRYLONITRILE.


COMPARATIVE TOXICITY AND BLOOD LEVEL STUDIES ON BINAPACRYL AND DNBP.


BLOCKADE PHENOMENA AT THE MAMMALIAN NEUROMUSCULAR SYNAPSE. COMPETITION BETWEEN REVERSIBLE ANTICHOLINESTERASES AND AN IRREVERSIBLE TOXIN.


EFFECT OF METHIONINE AND VITAMIN K3 ON HEMORRHAGES INDUCED BY FEEDING A RATION CONTAINING IRRADIATED BEEF.


TOXICOLOGIC STUDIES OF PETROLATUM IN MICE AND RATS.


ANTISECRETORY EFFECTS OF MODALINE SULFATE.


SAFETY EVALUATION OF ZINC 2-PYRIDINETHIOL 1-OXIDE IN A SHAMPOO FORMULATION.


STUDIES OF THE SAFETY OF AZODICARBONAMIDE AS A FLOUR-MATURING AGENT.


EFFECT OF SOME THERAPEUTIC AGENTS ON THE DEVELOPING RAT FETUS.


SAFETY EVALUATION AND ANESTHETIC PROPERTIES OF 1,1,1-TRIFLUOROETHYL CHLORIDE.


MALARIA.

MALARIA.


ABNORMAL IODINATED PROTEINS IN TWO CASES OF ANAPLASTIC CARCINOMA OF THE THYROID.


THE EXTRATHYROIDAL DISTRIBUTION OF 131-I THYROXINE.


VARIATIONS OF THYROID HORMONE TRANSPORT IN THE BLOOD OF NORMAL CHILDREN AND OF CHILDREN WITH MONGOLISM.


LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF ADRENALECTOMY AND GONADECTOMY ON THYROID FUNCTION IN THE RAT.


CUSHING'S SYNDROME FOLLOWING PARTIAL ADRENALECTOMY AND COMPLETE HYPOPHYSECTOMY.


THE PRESENCE OF A "GONADOTROPHIN INHIBITING SUBSTANCE" IN PINEAL GLAND EXTRACTS.


EFFECTS OF ADMINISTRATION OF METOPIRON AND OF DELIVERY ON HUMAN PLASMA CORTICOTROPHIN.


INHIBITION OF FERTILITY IN MICE BY STEROID IMPLANTS.


ALDOSTERONE- AND CORTISOL SECRETION RATES IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN WITH CONGENITAL ADRENAL HYPERPLASIA SUGGESTING DIFFERENT 21-HYDROXYLATION DEFECTS IN "SALT-LOSERS" AND "NON SALT-LOSERS".


ANALYSIS OF THE COLOR MICROGRAPH STUDY OF THE CIRCULATING CANCER CELL COOPERATIVE (CCCC).


GENERAL EFFECTS OF ALPHA-MELANOCYTE STIMULATING HORMONE IN THE RABBIT.


PREFATORY REMARKS FOR SYMPOSIUM ISSUE OF ACTA CYTOLOGICA.


THE EFFECT OF STEROIDS ON MOUSE SEX ACCESSORY FRUCTOSE LEVELS.


FATE OF OESTRIOL-16,17 DIHEMISUCCINATE AFTER ORAL ADMINISTRATION TO RATS.


PROGESTIN AND NUCLEIC ACIDS CONTENT OF CORPORA LUTEA DURING MULTIPLE PREGNANCY IN BEEF CATTLE.


MINIMUM GROWTH TEMPERATURES FOR FOOD-POISONING, FECAL-INDICATOR, AND PSYCHROPHILIC MICROORGANISMS.


THE ROLE OF NUCLEIC ACIDS AND SULFHYDRYL GROUPS IN MORPHOGENESIS (AMPHIBIAN EGG DEVELOPMENT, REGENERATION IN ACETABULARIA).


BIOPHYSICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF BACTERIOPHAGE NUCLEIC ACID.


AGE DIFFERENCES IN SEQUENTIAL DECISIONS AND CARDIOVASCULAR STATUS AMONG PILOTS.


METABOLISM AND X-RAY SENSITIVITY OF CHICK EMBRYOS INCUBATED IN A HELIUM-OXYGEN ATMOSPHERE.


MOTION SICKNESS SYMPTOMATOLOGY OF LABYRINTHINE DEFECTIVE AND NORMAL SUBJECTS DURING ZERO GRAVITY MANEUVERS.


AN INSTRUMENT FOR THE TOTALIZATION OF HEARTBEATS AND RESULTS OF ITS APPLICATION.


EQUILIBRIUM AND WALKING CHANGES OBSERVED AT 5, 7 1/2, 10 AND 12 RPM IN THE REVOLVING SPACE STATION SIMULATOR.


LARGE EXCURSION ROTARY TRACKING OF TARGET AND TARGET LIGHT IN A SPACE STATION SIMULATOR REVOLVING AT 7.5, 10.0 AND 12.0 RPM.


EFFECTS OF TRANSIENT WEIGHTLESSNESS ON BRIGHTNESS DISCRIMINATION.


EFFECT OF TRANSIENT WEIGHTLESSNESS ON BINOCULAR DEPTH PERCEPTION.


WHAT DOES SPACE FLIGHT TEACH US?

WHAT DOES SPACE FLIGHT TEACH US?


PERSONAL HABITS AMONG USAF AIRCREW MEMBERS: A SURVEY.


SURVEY OF MILITARY SPORT PARACHUTING DEATHS.


GENERAL AND COMPARATIVE BIOLOGY OF EXPERIMENTAL ATMOSPHERES AND OTHER STRESS CONDITIONS: EXPERIMENTS WITH THE TURTLE, PSEUDEMYS SCRIPTA-ELEGANS.


BIOCHEMICAL MEASURE OF IMPACT STRESS IN CHIMPANZEES.


CLINICAL PROBLEMS IN AVIATION MEDICINE.  SPORT PARACHUTING AND HYPOXIA.


AIR TRANSPORT OF PATIENTS WITH RESPIRATORY PARALYSIS; EXPERIENCE IN THE ROYAL AIR FORCE.


THE USE OF PRESCRIPTION IN PSYCHOTHERAPY.


JOHN HUNTER ON SPONTANEOUS INTERSEXUALITY.


THE NORMAL ADULT SPATIAL VECTORCARDIOGRAM. THE TIMED SEQUENCE OF INSCRIPTION OF THE QRSSE OF THE CUBE AND FRANK SYSTEMS.


CHOLESTEROL EMBOLISM: A MULTIPLE-SYSTEM DISEASE MASQUERADING AS POLYARTERITIS NODOSA.


OPERATIVE TREATMENT OF ADENOCARCINOMA OF THE ENDOMETRIUM IN OBESE WOMEN.


SERONEGATIVE OCULAR AND NEUROSYPHILIS.

SERONEGATIVE OCULAR AND NEUROSYPHILIS.


OPTIC ATROPHY IN CYSTIC FIBROSIS OF THE PANCREAS.


CONJUNCTIVODACRYOCYSTORHINOSTOMY.

CONJUNCTIVODACRYOCYSTORHINOSTOMY.


TRACHOMA AGENTS ISOLATED IN THE UNITED STATES. IX. COMPLEMENT-FIXING AND IMMUNOFLUORESCENT ANTIBODIES IN PARENTERALLY INJECTED MONKEYS.


GONIOSCOPIC OBSERVATIONS OF THE CANAL OF SCHLEMM AFTER LENS EXTRACTION.


IMMUNOCHEMICAL AND BIOLOGIC NATURES OF CORNEAL ANTIGEN-ANTIBODY COMPLEXES.


RECTANGULAR AUTOGENOUS PENETRATING KERATOPLASTY.


STUDIES OF CORNEAL GRAFT REACTION: EFFECT OF X-IRRADIATION OF THE DONOR TISSUE.


DECOMPRESSION OF THE SUPERIOR ORBITAL FISSURE.


A TETRAZOLIUM STUDY OF THE WHOLE EYE: EFFECT OF CHLOROQUINE IN THE INCUBATION MEDIUM.


CLINICAL EXPERIENCE WITH OPHTHALMIC FORMULATIONS OF TRIAMCINOLONE ACETONIDE.


THE MANAGEMENT OF OCULAR INFLAMMATION WITH TRIAMCINOLONE ACETONIDE.


NONRHEGMATOGENOUS RETINAL SEPARATION WITH CHOROIDAL DETACHMENT (UVEAL EFFUSION).


LYOTROPIC SERIES AND OUTFLOW FACILITY.

LYOTROPIC SERIES AND OUTFLOW FACILITY.


EARLY AND LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF LEVO-EPINEPHRINE ON OCULAR TENSION AND OUTFLOW.


CLINICAL EFFECT OF CORTICOSTEROIDS ON CONJUNCTIVAL FILTERING BLEBS; A CASE REPORT.


DIURNAL TONOGRAPHY IN NORMAL AND GLAUCOMATOUS EYES.


POLYVINYL ALCOHOL AS AN OPHTHALMIC VEHICLE; EFFECT ON OCULAR STRUCTURES.


EARLY DISCIFORM DEGENERATION OF THE MACULA. SIMULATING CHOROIDAL MELANOMA.


OVERT BEHAVIOR MANIFESTED IN BILATERALLY PATCHED PATIENTS; A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF OBSERVATIONS ON AN OPHTHALMOLOGY UNIT.


GLAUCOMA SCREENING IN OFFICES OF GENERAL PRACTITIONERS AND INTERNISTS. A STUDY OF 10,090 PATIENTS.


A CHRONOLOGY OF OPHTHALMIC PROGRESS.

A CHRONOLOGY OF OPHTHALMIC PROGRESS.


RELIABILITY OF IMAGE SIZE MEASUREMENTS IN THE NEW ZEISS FUNDUS CAMERA.


THE MANAGEMENT OF "EARLY" CHRONIC GLAUCOMA WITH THE LONG-ACTING MIOTIC, PHOSPHOLINE IODIDE.


INTRAOCULAR HEMORRHAGES IN WEANLING RATS FOLLOWING A VARIETY OF PROCEDURES INCLUDING UNILATERAL AND BILATERAL NEPHRECTOMY AND ADRENALECTOMY AND CHANGES IN BLOOD PRESSURE: COMPARED WITH THOSE IN CHOLINE DEFICIENCY.


A STUDY OF OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF CONTACT LENSES.


RESTORATION OF LOWER EYELID.

RESTORATION OF LOWER EYELID.


MALIGNANT MELANOMA OF CILIARY BODY AND IRIS MANIFESTED IN TWO LOCATIONS.


DEEP PENETRATING INJURY OF THE ORBIT WITH RETAINED FOREIGN BODY.


NEVUS OF OTA.

NEVUS OF OTA.


ONSET OF MYOPIA IN THE ADULT.

ONSET OF MYOPIA IN THE ADULT.


NEUROGENIC HETEROCHROMIA; REPORT OF AN INTERESTING CASE.


TREATMENT OF TRICHIASIS WITH PRO-ELECTRO EPILATOR.


RETICULUM-CELL SARCOMA OF THE CONJUNCTIVA.


A CORNEAL PRESSOR.

A CORNEAL PRESSOR.


INVERSE BELL'S PHENOMENON AS A PROTECTIVE MECHANISM.


NEUROEPITHELIOMA OF THE ORBIT.

NEUROEPITHELIOMA OF THE ORBIT.


EARLY MANAGEMENT OF STRABISMUS.

EARLY MANAGEMENT OF STRABISMUS.


MAUNO VANNAS, M.D. (1891-1964).

MAUNO VANNAS, M.D. (1891-1964).


MEYER WIENER, M.D. (1876-1965).

MEYER WIENER, M.D. (1876-1965).


PSYCHOTIC BEHAVIOR WITH EVOKED SEPTAL  DYSRHYTHMIA: EFFECTS OF INTRACEREBRAL ACETYLCHOLINE AND GAMMA AMINOBUTYRIC ACID.


EVALUATION OF EFFICACY OF IMIPRAMINE IN DEPRESSIVE DISORDERS: A DOUBLE-BLIND STUDY.


SERUM CONCENTRATIONS OF THIORIDAZINE AFTER DIFFERENT ORAL  MEDICATION FORMS.


THE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF DREAM RECALL TO INDIRECT SUGGESTION PATTERNED AFTER VERBAL CONDITIONING.


EVALUATION OF BEHAVIORAL CHANGES OF SCHIZOPHRENIC CHILDREN IN RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT.


EMPATHY AND LOVE IN PSYCHOTHERAPY.

EMPATHY AND LOVE IN PSYCHOTHERAPY.


ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS: PSYCHODYNAMIC OBSERVATIONS.


ATTEMPTED SUCIDES IN ADOLESCENTS BY POISONING: STATISTICAL REPORT.


SUICIDE PROBLEMS IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS.


PSYCHOTHERAPY RESEARCH: AN APPROACH UTILIZING AUTONOMIC RESPONSE MEASUREMENTS.


CHARCOT AND THE SALP ETRI'ERE SCHOOL.

CHARCOT AND THE SALP ETRI'ERE SCHOOL.


MALE-FEMALE CO-THERAPISTS. SOME VALUES AND SOME PROBLEMS.


PERIPHERAL CUES AND THE INVISIBLE COUNTERTRANSFERENCE.


THE ACTING-OUT PATIENT IN GROUP THERAPY.


THE IMPORTANCE OF PHYSICAL AND NEUROLOGIC EXAMINATIONS IN THE SCHIZOPHRENIC REACTION.


REACTIVITY OF BLUE TETRAZOLIUM WITH NONKETOL COMPOUNDS.


AUTOMATED COLORIMETRIC DETERMINATION OF 6-AMINOPENICILLANIC ACID IN FERMENTATION MEDIA.


INCREASED SENSITIVITY IN AUTOMATIC AMINO ACID ANALYSIS OBTAINED WITH A SPECIAL HYBRID RECORDER.


RAPID DETERMINATION OF STRONTIUM-90 IN BONE ASH VIA SOLVENT EXTRACTION OF YTTRIUM-90.


PERIPHERAL VASCULAR SYNDROMES ASSOCIATED WITH SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS.


THE POST-HOSPITAL TREATMENT OF THE PATIENT WITH CARDIAC INFARCTION.


THE TREATMENT OF ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.


EMILE ZOLA: THE INFLUENCE OF MEDICAL THEORIES ON FRENCH NATURALISM.


EFFECTS OF BARBITURATE ANESTHETICS ON LEUKOCYTES IN NORMAL AND SPLENECTOMIZED DOGS.


PAIN AROUND THE WORLD.

PAIN AROUND THE WORLD.


METACHROMATIC FORM OF DIFFUSE CEREBRAL SCLEROSIS. IV. LOW SULFATASE ACTIVITY IN THE URINE OF NINE LIVING PATIENTS WITH METACHROMATIC LEUKODYSTROPHY (MLD).


CYCLIC ACTIVITY IN SLEEP OF MACACA MULATTA.


COPPER BALANCE STUDIES IN WILSON'S DISEASE; OBSERVATIONS ON THE EFFECT OF PENICILLAMINE, CARBACRYLAMINE RESINS, AND POTASSIUM SULFIDE.


INTERNAL CAROTID VS MIDDLE CEREBRAL ARTERY OCCLUSIONS; CLINICAL DIFFERENCES.


HYPERTENSIVE ENCEPHALOPATHY.

HYPERTENSIVE ENCEPHALOPATHY.


ACID-BASE BALANCE IN CEREBROSPINAL FLUID.


CAPILLARY SUPPLY AND METABOLISM OF MUSCLE FIBERS.


LOW THRESHOLD ASSOCIATED WITH SLOW CONDUCTION VELOCITY; STUDIES OF HUMAN MOTOR AXONS.


THE ARNOLD-CHIARI MALFORMATION; MORPHOGENESIS.


USE OF AN ORAL CORTICOSTEROID IN THE TREATMENT OF MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS; A DOUBLE-BLIND STUDY.


INTRACRANIAL ARTERIOVENOUS MALFORMATIONS; A PARTIAL COMMUNITY STUDY.


HUMAN PALEOPATHOLOGY. THE DEVELOPMENT AND PRESENT CONDITION IN THE UNITED STATES.


THE INDUCTION OF JUNCTIONAL CHANGES IN PIGMENTED NEVI.


HISTOLOGICAL DISTRIBUTION OF FERRITIN. ESPECIALLY IN THE NEWBORN.


EXPERIMENTAL HEART BLOCK IN THE DOG.3. DISTRIBUTION OF THE VAGUS AND SYMPATHETIC NERVES IN THE SEPTUM.


HISTOLOGIC AND CHEMICAL TISSUE IRON. SIGNIFICANCE FOR HEMOCHROMATOSIS.


STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF  AUTORADIOGRAPHIC AND HISTOLOGIC DATA.


AFLATOXIN-INDUCED HEPATIC FIBROSIS IN RHESUS MONKEYS. PATHOLOGICAL FEATURES.


INTRATHYROID IMPLANTATION OF CHEMICAL CARCINOGENS IN THE RAT.


PULMONARY ARTERIOLITIS IN INFANT MONKEYS. PRODUCED BY SUBCUTANEOUS INJECTIONS OF POLYCYCLIC HYDROCARBONS.


ACTIVE TUBERCULOSIS IN LEUKEMIA. MALIGNANT LYMPHOMA AND MYELOFIBROSIS.


FOCAL AXONAL PROLIFERATION IN PONS (CENTRAL NEURINOMA). ASSOCIATION WITH CYSTIC ENCEPHALOMALACIA.


EFFECTS OF UNSATURATED FATS ON DIETARY-INDUCED CIRRHOSIS IN THE RAT.


HEPATIC VEIN OCCLUSION DISEASE IN EGYPTIAN CHILDREN.


RENAL GLOMERULUS IN OBSTRUCTIVE JAUNDICE.


TRUNCUS ARTERIOSUS WITH ATRESIA OF THE AORTIC ARCH.


AGE CHANGES IN MUSCULAR PULMONARY ARTERIES.


PULMONARY ARTERIES IN BRONCHIAL CARCINOMA.


ORTHO-IODOHIPPURATE 131 STUDIES. A CASE OF POLYCYSTIC RENAL DISEASE OF INFANCY.


A FURTHER STUDY OF PSYCHIATRISTS' RESPONSES IN QUASITHERAPY SITUATIONS.


BIOCHEMISTRY OF THE DEVELOPING RAT BRAIN. V. CELL-FREE  INCORPORATION OF L-(I-14C)LEUCINE INTO MICROSOMAL PROTEIN.


METABOLIC ASPECTS OF THE EFFECT OF NERVE GROWTH FACTOR ON SYMPATHETIC AND SENSORY GANGLIA: PROTEIN AND RIBONUCLEIC ACID SYNTHESIS.


BIOCHEMISTRY OF THE DEVELOPING RAT BRAIN. VI. PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF RIBOSOMES.


MODE OF ACTION OF CHLORAMPHENICOL. IX. EFFECTS OF CHLORAMPHENICOL UPON A RIBOSOMAL AMINO ACID POLYMERIZATION SYSTEM AND ITS BINDING TO BACTERIAL RIBOSOME.


STUDIES ON THYMIDINE KINASE IN CULTURED MOUSE FIBROBLASTS.


INHIBITION OF NUCLEIC ACID SYNTHESIS IN  ESCHERICHIA COLI B BY PUROMYCIN AMINONUCLEOSIDE.


EFFECT OF SOME RADIOMIMETIC AGENTS ON DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID SYNTHESIS IN ESCHERICHIA COLI AND TRANSFORMATION IN BACILLUS SUBTILIS.


STIMULATION OF PLASMA ALBUMIN SYNTHESIS BY RAT-LIVER RIBONUCLEIC ACID.


SPERMINE INHIBITION OF POLYPEPTIDE SYNTHESIS IN A SUBCELLULAR SYSTEM DERIVED FROM THE L1210 MOUSE ASCITES LEUKEMIA.


STUDIES ON BIOSYNTHESIS OF INSULIN BY PH-5 ENZYMES-MICROSOME SYSTEM FROM FETAL DOG PANCREAS.


HYDROXYUREA: A SPECIFIC INHIBITOR OF DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID SYNTHESIS.


PHOTODYNAMIC DEGRADATION OF GUANINE.

PHOTODYNAMIC DEGRADATION OF GUANINE.


CHROMATOGRAPHIC COLUMN FRACTIONATION OF A RIBONUCLEIC ACID SUBJECTED TO ULTRAVIOLET IRRADIATION.


THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY OF NUCLEOTIDES, NUCLEOSIDES AND NUCLEIC ACID BASES.


DETERMINATION OF BASE SEQUENCE IN NUCLEIC ACIDS WITH THE ELECTRON MICROSCOPE. II. THE REACTION OF A GUANINE-SELECTIVE MARKER WITH THE MONONUCLEOTIDES.


AUTODEGRADATION OF RIBONUCLEIC ACID OF RAT-LIVER MICROSOMES.


REQUIREMENT FOR P-FLUOROPHENYLALANINE ACTIVATION IN CONTROL OF RIBONUCLEIC  ACID SYNTHESIS.


FALSE FEEDBACK INHIBITION OF AROMATIC AMINO ACID BIOSYNTHESIS BY BETA-2-THIENYLALANINE.


SYNTHESIS OF PHOSPHORUS-CONTAINING MACROMOLECULES DURING  SYNCHRONOUS GROWTH OF CHLORELLA PYRENOIDOSA.


THE INVOLVEMENT OF MEMBRANES IN PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN BACTERIUM ANITRATUM.


SYNTHESIS OF GLUCOSE DEHYDROGENASE IN BACTERIUM ANITRATUM.


EFFECT OF ANTIBIOTICS AND RIBONUCLEASE ON POLYPEPTIDE AND PROTEIN BIOSYNTHESIS IN DIFFERENT STRAINS OF BACILLUS BREVIS.


ON THE RELATIVE FUNCTIONING OF THE PATHWAYS FOR FORMATION OF  THYMIDINE NUCLEOTIDES IN THE REGNERATING LIVER AND SPLEEN OF THE RAT.


THE AMINO ACID COMPOSITION OF HEMOGLOBIN. VI. SEPARATION OF THE TRYPTIC PEPTIDES OF HEMOGLOBIN KNOXVILLE NO. I ON DOWEX-I X-2 AND SEPHADEX.


EFFECT OF INHIBITORS OF NUCLEIC ACID AND PROTEIN SYNTHESES ON THE INDUCED SYNTHESES OF BACTERIOCHLOROPHYLL AND DELTA-AMINOLEVULINIC ACID SYNTHETASE BY RHODOPSEUDOMONAS SPHEROIDES.


THE PRESENCE OF PROTEIN PHOSPHOKINASE IN CONNECTIVE TISSUES AND THE PHOSPHORYLATION OF ENAMEL PROTEINS IN VITRO.


COMMENTS ON HYPOTHESES. THE TEETH AS WEAPONS; THEIR INFLUENCE ON BEHAVIOUR.


MISSING TEETH IN FIVE THOUSAND ADULT PATIENTS. AN ANALYSIS OF PATIENTS AGED TWENTY-FIVE TO THIRTY-FIVE YEARS.


THE PRECISION CASTING OF COBALT-CHROMIUM ALLOY. 1. THE INFLUENCE OF CASTING VARIABLES ON DIMENSIONS AND FINISH.


ALMOST COMPLETE SPLINTING.

ALMOST COMPLETE SPLINTING.


ACCESSORY ADAM'S ARROWHEAD CLASP ATTACHED BY SOFT TUBE.


A SEQUEL TO TRAUMA INVOLVING THE DECIDUOUS INCISORS.


THE PULMONARY CAPILLARY BED IN MITRAL VALVE DISEASE.


FEOTAL LIVER SUSPENSIONS IN THE TREATMENT OF MARROW APLASIA.


EFFECT OF PREGNANCY AND LACTATION ON GROWTH OF  MAMMARY TUMOURS INDUCED BY 7,12-DIMETHLBENZ(A) ANTHRACENE (DMBA).


THE PATHOLOGY OF POLYOMA INDUCED TUMOURS IN FERRETS.


POST-MASTECTOMY SWELLING OF THE ARM: REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE AND PRELIMINARY REPORT OF 50 CASES.


ENZYME STUDIES IN CEREBRAL TUMOURS. LACTATE DEHYDROGENASE, GLUCOSE PHOSPHATE ISOMERASE, ACID AND ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE IN PLASMA, VENTRICULAR CEREBROSPINAL FLUID AND TUMOUR CYST FLUID FROM CASES OF GLIOMA AND CEREBRAL SECONDARY CARCINOMA.


NAEVI AND MELANOMATA OF THE CONJUNCTIVA.


INTENSIVE NITROGEN MUSTARD THERAPY WITH ABDOMINAL AORTIC OCCLUSION IN NASOPHARYNGEAL CARCINOMA.


APPLANATION TONOMETRY USING ONE DROP OF AN ANAESTHETIC-FLUORESCEIN MIXTURE.


NEW INSTRUMENT FOR ESTABLISHING A FILTERING CHANNEL IN CHRONIC GLAUCOMA.


"DOUBLE" CERCLAGE OPERATION; A MODIFIED CERCLAGE OPERATION.


CIRCULAR SLIDING BY LATERAL POLE IN CASES OF CATARACT.


CATARACT EXTRACTION BY THE LATERAL ROUTE.


VITREOUS PROLAPSE IN CATARACT SURGERY.

VITREOUS PROLAPSE IN CATARACT SURGERY.


PROCESS IN THE SUPERVISION OF PSYCHOTHERAPY.


THE PERCEPTION OF MOTION IN INFANCY RELATED TO DEVELOPMENT OF PHYSICAL THEORY OF MOTION.


THE USE OF SPECIAL STAINS IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF THE ACUTE LEUKEMIAS.


A REVIEW OF SIX CASES OF ANTI-M.

A REVIEW OF SIX CASES OF ANTI-M.


AN UNUSUAL ISOLATION OF ACTINOMYCES.

AN UNUSUAL ISOLATION OF ACTINOMYCES.


IMPROVED ISOLATION OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS PYOGENES USING 10  PER CENT SALT  MEAT BROTH.


ACCELERATED ELECTROPHORESIS.

ACCELERATED ELECTROPHORESIS.


PUBLIC MEDICAL CARE PROGRAMS IN NEWFOUNDLAND.


THE CHILLIWACK RESPIRATORY SURVEY, 1963. I. METHODOLOGY. In order to ascertain the prevalence of chronic respiratory disease in residents of a rural town and to determine the relative importance of tobacco smoking and air pollution, a survey was conducted of 726 persons living at Chilliwack, British Columbia, in May and June, 1963. Over 95% of a random sample of adults was interviewed and performed simple tests of respiratory function. The sample was selected from a commercial census. An analysis of the demographic characteristics of the sample indicated that the group, aged 25 to 74 years, was reasonably representative for detailed study of chronic respiratory disease.


PULMONARY ASPIRATION OF GASTRIC ACID--MENDELSON'S SYNDROME. Three cases of pulmonary aspiration of gastric acid as a complication of obstetrical anesthesia are described. The clinical picture consists of dyspnea, cyanosis, tachycardia and shock appearing several hours after the aspiration has occurred. On examination, the chest may be quite clear, but the chest radiograph shows a picture indistinguishable from that of pulmonary edema. The most important therapeutic measure is the intravenous administration of corticosteroids in large doses for several days. Bronchoscopy is contraindicated. With routine use of epidural anesthesia, this obstetrical complication can be avoided.


COMMON COMPLICATIONS OF HYSTERECTOMY.

COMMON COMPLICATIONS OF HYSTERECTOMY. Some of the common complications associated with abdominal and vaginal hysterectomy, performed in a teaching hospital, are reviewed. Case records of 284 abdominal hysterectomies and 101 vaginal hysterectomies are analyzed.The incidence of blood transfusion and of urinary tract infection was greater following vaginal hysterectomy than abdominal hysterectomy. The morbidity rate of vaginal hysterectomy was two and a half times as great as that of abdominal hysterectomy. Neither the age of the patient nor the factor of previous abdominal or major gynecological surgery influenced the morbidity of vaginal hysterectomy.It is apparent that the preoperative recognition and treatment of urinary tract infection and anemia should reduce the incidence of postoperative morbidity and the use of postoperative blood transfusion in both abdominal and vaginal hysterectomy.


MEDICAL ASSESSMENT OF LATE EFFECTS OF NATIONAL SOCIALIST PERSECUTION. Emotional involvement of the examiner, hostility and mistrust on the part of the examinees and the long interval since the original events comprise some of the problems facing medical assessors of survivors of National Socialist persecution. Experience with over 100 such persons confirmed the high incidence of irreversible and usually disabling disorders, mainly functional and psychiatric-"late damage" as it has been designated in recent reports on this subject. The most common disorders encountered in the assessments of 70 survivors are reviewed. A number of organic diseases such as organic brain damage, active tuberculosis and fractures were revealed only after careful search. Recent findings by psychiatric assessors are reviewed; their plea for greater familiarity with late effects in survivors of National Socialist persecution is echoed, and the need for medical, psychiatric and social support of these unfortunate individuals is emphasized.


THE PROFESSIONAL PATIENT.

THE PROFESSIONAL PATIENT.


NEWER DRUGS IN THE TREATMENT OF HYPERTENSION. The treatment of essential hypertension still consists of the judicious combination of two or more agents. The chemical nature, pharmacology, side effects and relative merits of two groups of drugs are reviewed: (1) agents interfering with the synthesis, storage and release of endogenous catecholamines and (2) oral diuretic agents. Rauwolfia compounds, bretylium tosylate, guanethidine, alpha-methyldopa and pargyline hydrochloride comprise the first group; thiazide derivatives, phthalimidine compounds and spironolactones constitute the second. Guanethidine is the most potent and most extensively used agent in the second group. While not yet fully assessed, alpha-methyldopa and pargyline hydrochloride are useful in selected cases. The intrinsic hypotensive properties of oral diuretics, their low incidence of side effects and their ability to potentiate the more potent agents make them useful adjuncts in the long-term treatment of hypertension. Attention is drawn to the potential diabetogenic and hyperuricemic effects of the thiazides and phthalimidine compounds.


SWEAT CHLORIDES IN SALT-DEPRIVED CYSTIC FIBROSIS HETEROZYGOTES. Sweat chlorides of 10 sets of parents of children with cystic fibrosis and 11 controls were studied in an attempt to develop a test for the diagnosis of cystic fibrosis heterozygotes by subjecting both the parents and controls to a low sodium diet and comparing sweat chloride values as the diet progressed. It was hoped that the sweat chloride levels of the parents, the heterozygotes, would remain stationary throughout the diet, since their children, the homozygotes, reveal this finding under similar conditions of salt deprivation. The sweat chloride levels of the controls, because of effects of aldosterone, were expected to decrease steadily from the commencement of the diet to its termination.A decrease in sweat chloride values of similar magnitude was found in both parents and controls as the diet continued. It is concluded that the study of sweat electrolyte levels in salt-deprived subjects is of no value in the diagnosis of cystic fibrosis heterozygotes.


DRUGS FOR PARKINSONISM.

DRUGS FOR PARKINSONISM.


COMPOUND PRESENTATION: PROLAPSE OF THREE EXTREMITIES WITH THE HEAD.


THE CHANGING PATTERN OF THE AORTIC VALVE REPAIR. The changes and improvements in the surgical treatment of aortic valve disease in 296 patients, who were operated on between 1953 and 1965, are illustrated and discussed in general terms. Several of the early techniques, such as transventricular dilation, insertion of a homograft aortic valve in the descending thoracic aorta, fabric replacement of one cusp or the entire valve, and ice-chip arrest of the heart, are now obsolete. Total replacement with a ball-valve prosthesis or an aortic valve homograft while the coronary arteries are perfused with blood is the currently popular technique. The results of a hemodynamic follow-up study two years after surgery are also included.


OVARIAN FAILURE AND THE MENOPAUSE.

OVARIAN FAILURE AND THE MENOPAUSE. Long-term replacement therapy for ovarian deficiency or failure, including the menopause, has been widely debated. In the past, treatment, if indicated, was reassurance, sedation, and occasionally short-term estrogen therapy. Today, because of recent advances in steroid synthesis, the consequences of ovarian deficiency may be preventable.Ovarian function and failure are discussed, the apparent physiological renaissance of nine patients documented, and the methods of treatment detailed. Thirty-three patients, who took part in this program during the past two years, have continued treatment with enthusiasm, without major problems in management, and have shown evidence of improved physical and emotional well-being.Further unbiased long-term research, possibly using modern computer technique, is needed to decide between traditional and replacement therapy for the menopause.


A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SOME BRANDS OF TOLBUTAMIDE AVAILABLE IN CANADA. II. PHARMACEUTICAL ASPECTS. Pharmaceutical analyses were carried out on 26 lots of tolbutamide from 21 manufacturers. All lots were found to be satisfactory with respect to identity and strength. Disintegration time of 24 lots ranged from one to 35 minutes, with 72 and 83 minutes for the other two. The time to 90% dissolution in intestinal solution (pH 7.5) ranged from five to 69 minutes in all except two lots for which the times were 99 and over 120 minutes. While the clinical significance of these findings cannot be ascertained in the absence of data from controlled studies, the evidence does not suggest that most of the non-proprietary products available in Canada would not be satisfactory for the purpose intended.


PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHY AND CHEMICAL STRUCTURE.V. TAUTOMERISM. THE DETERMINATION OF TAUTOMERIC EQUILIBRIUM BY PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHY. THIENOL AND P-NITROSOPHENOLS.


PULMONARY VASCULAR IMPEDANCE IN THE DOG.


REACTIVE HYPEREMIA IN LEGS OF DOGS: EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE AND INTRAVASCULAR TENSION.


SPREAD OF EXCITATION FROM THE SINUS NODE.


RESPONSES OF CORONARY SMOOTH MUSCLE TO CATECHOLAMINES.


INTERSTITIAL FLUID PRESURE. II. PRESSURE-VOLUME CURVES OF INTERSTITIAL SPACE .


INSTANTANEOUS FORCE-VELOCITY-LENGTH DETERMINANTS IN THE CONTRACTION OF HEART MUSCLE.


EXTRACTION RATIO AND BONE CLEARANCE OF SR85 AS A MEASURE OF EFFECTIVE BONE BLOOD FLOW.


SYNTHESIS, BINDING, RELEASE, AND METABOLISM OF NOREPINEPHRINE IN NORMAL AND TRANSPLANTED DOG HEARTS.


MEASUREMENT OF PULMONARY EDEMA.

MEASUREMENT OF PULMONARY EDEMA.


AN AUTOMATED PROCEDURE FOR BLOOD PHENYLALANINE.


SERUM BILE ACIDS IN PATIENTS WITH LIVER DISEASE.


RELATIVE RATES OF COLOR DEVELOPMENT OF 17-KETO - AND KETOGENIC STEROIDS IN THE ZIMMERMAN REACTION.


ON THE NATURE OF THE INHIBITOR OF URINARY ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE.


A PITUITARY GONADOTROPIN ASSAY BASED ON ABSORBTION BY ATTAPULGITE.


QUANTITATION OF SERUM HEMOGLOBIN -BINDING CAPACITY USING CELLULOSE ACETATE MEMBRANE ELECTROPHORESIS.


A METHOD FOR THE RAPID HYDROLYSIS OF URINARY GLUCURONOSIDE METABOLITES OF TESTOSTERONE.


DATA PROCESSING IN CLINICAL CHEMISTRY.

DATA PROCESSING IN CLINICAL CHEMISTRY.


TESTOSTERONE FORMATION BY SUBCELLULAR PARTICLES OF RAT TESTES.


RADIOIODINE LABELING OF SERUM ALBUMIN IN VIVO.


ELECTROPHORETIC COMPARISON OF PITUITARY GLANDS FROM MALE AND FEMALE RATS.


ANTITHYROID EFFECT OF NONCALORIGENIC CONGENERS OF SALICYLATE, WITH OBSERVATIONS ON THE INFLUENCE OF SERUM PROTEINS ON THE POTENCY OF ANTITHYROID AGENTS.


SEQUENTIAL BIOTRANSFORMATION OF 5-PREGNENOLONE-7-ALPHA-3H AND PROGESTERONE-4-14C INTO ANDROGENS BY MOUSE TESTES.


IDENTIFICATION IN RABBIT URINE OF THE 3-GLUCURONOSIDE-17-N-ACETYLGLUCOSAMINIDE OF 17-ALPHA-ESTRADIOL.


STIMULATION OF RELEASE OF FOLLICLE-STIMULATING HORMONE BY HYPOTHALAMIC EXTRACTS IN VITRO AND IN VIVO.


IN VITRO EFFECTS OF ADRENAL STEROID HORMONES ON AMINO ACID TRANSPORT IN MUSCLE.


TIMING OF POST-PARTUM OVULATION IN THE RAT.


TIMING OF OVULATION FOLLOWING PROGESTERONE WITHDRAWAL IN THE RAT.


COMPARATIVE ABILITY OF SEMINIFEROUS TUBULES AND INTERSTITIAL TISSUE OF RAT TESTES TO SYNTHESIZE ANDROGENS FROM PROGESTERONE-4-14C IN VITRO.


ROLE OF THE RENIN-ANGIOTENSIN SYSTEM IN THE REGULATION OF ALDOSTERONE SECRETION IN THE RAT.


STUDIES ON AN IODINATING ENZYME FROM CALF THYROID.


ACUTE REDUCTION OF PLASMA NONESTERIFIED FATTY ACID BY GROWTH HORMONE IN HYPOPHYSECTOMIZED AND HOUSSAY RATS.


OVIPOSITION IN CHICKENS AFTER REMOVAL OF THE POSTERIOR LOBE OF THE PITUITARY BY AN IMPROVED METHOD.


FRACTIONATION OF RAT PITUITARY EXTRACT BY STARCH GEL ELECTROPHORESIS AND IDENTIFICATION OF GROWTH HORMONE AND PROLACTIN.


RATE OF GLYCOGENOLYSIS IN THE ESTROGEN-PRIMED RAT UTERUS IN VITRO.


BLOCKADE OF OVULATION IN RABBITS BY HYPOTHALMIC IMPLANTS OF NORETHINDRONE.


CONTENT OF LUTEINIZING HORMONE-RELEASING FACTOR AND LUTEININZING HORMONE DURING THE ESTROUS CYCLE AND AFTER CHANGES IN GONADAL STEROID TITERS.


STUDIES ON THE STATE OF INSULIN IN BLOOD:  PROPERTIES OF CIRCULATING "FREE" AND "BOUND" INSULIN.


RELATIVE TRANSFER OF ESTRIOL AND ITS CONJUGATES ACROSS THE FETAL MEMBRANES IN VITRO.


NUCLEIC ACID SYNTHESIS IN NORMAL AND GOITROUS RAT THYROID.


THIOURACIL-PYRIMIDINE RELATIONSHIPS IN THYROID AND OTHER TISSUES.


ADRENOCORTICOTROPHIN AND ADRENAL PROTEIN SYNTHESIS.


GENETIC ASPECTS OF CORTISOL HYDROXYLATION IN  GUINEA PIGS: URINARY EXCRETION AND PRODUCTION RATES OF CORTISOL AND 2-ALPHA-HYDROXYCORTISOL.


PREPARATION OF EQUINE LUTEINIZING HORMONE.


EVIDENCE FOR DECREASED STEROIDOGENESIS IN PREGNANT RATS FED A SUCROSE DIET.


FAILURE OF ESTROGEN TO PRODUCE A HYPOCHOLESTEROLEMIC EFFECT IN IMMATURE RATS.


STEROID 11-BETA-OXYGENATION, ASCORBIC ACID, EPINEHRINE AND ADRENOCHROME INTERRELATIONS IN THE ADRENAL GLAND.


ANTIGRANULOMATOUS ACTIVITY OF VITAMIN K1 AND ITS SUMMATION WITH THAT OF PREDNISOLONE.


ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC STUDIES WITH  PITUITARY EXTRACTS WHICH LOWER SERUM CALCIUM AND RAISE SERUM CITRATE LEVELS.


GROWTH HORMONE CONTENT OF THE PITUITARY GLAND OF STARVED RATS.


DEVELOPMENT AND FUNCTION OF MAMMARY GLANDS OF MICE PRENATALLY EXPOSED TO TESTOSTERONE PROPIONATE.


QUANTITATIVE COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTS OF ACTH ADMINISTRATION ON THE ACTIVITIES OF SOLUBLE CELL FRACTION AND MICROSOMES FOR INCORPORATION OF AMINO ACID INTO PROTEIN.


FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON THE INHIBITION OF ADRENAL PROTEIN SYNTHESIS BY ACTH IN VITRO.


CHANGES IN THE ENZYMATIC SYNTHESIS OF METABOLISM IN THE PINEAL DURING THE ESTROUS CYCLE.


PRODUCTION OF LYMPHOBLASTOID CELLS FROM RAT AND HUMAN LYMPHOCYTES BY RABBIT SERUM AND BY PHYTOHEMAGGLUTININ.


INVESTIGATION OF SMOOTH-MUSCLE EXTRACTS BY MEANS OF IMMUNODIFFUSION.


THE HISTAMINE AND HEPARIN CONTENT OF THE RAT'S MESENTERIAL MAST CELLS REGENERATING AFTER APPLICATION OF COMPOUND 48/80.


POSTOPERATIVE HYPOXIA AFTER EXTRACORPOREAL CIRCULATION: A POSSIBLE GRAFT AGAINST HOST REACTION. (PRELIMINARY COMMUNICATION).


LASER RADIATION AS A CLINICAL TOOL IN CANCER THERAPY.


PANEL DISCUSSION ON THE FUTURE BIOLOGIC AND CLINICAL USES OF THE LASER. THE GENERAL BIOLOGICAL POINT OF VIEW.


CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM EFFECTS OF LASER RADIATION.


NORMAL AND ABNORMAL HAIR GROWTH IN OLD AGE.


MULTIPLE PERSONALITY IN LATER LIFE--A DEVELOPMENTAL INTERPRETATION.


THE RETIREMENT POSTULATE OF THE DISENGAGEMENT THEORY.


THE NEXT FIVE YEARS IN GERONTOLOGY.

THE NEXT FIVE YEARS IN GERONTOLOGY.


SOCIAL FACTORS IN LONGEVITY.

SOCIAL FACTORS IN LONGEVITY.


IS LONGEVITY A PARTIAL REINFORCEMENT EFFECT?


LONGEVITY AND ADAPTATION.

LONGEVITY AND ADAPTATION.


A CURRENT THEORETICAL ISSUE IN SOCIAL GERONTOLOGY.


SOCIAL FACTORS IN LONGEVITY--IMPLICATIONS FOR CASEWORK COUNSELING.


CURRICULUM PROJECT IN APPLIED GERONTOLOGY.


RETRAINING OLDER ADULTS FOR EMPLOYMENT IN COMMUNITY SERVICES.


PROBLEMS IN THE EVALUATION OF A DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM.


ADMINISTRATIVE PROBLEMS IN PROVIDING CARE FOR THE CHRONICALLY ILL.


II. METHODOLOGY FOR STUDIES OF LONG-TERM CARE. USE OF THE LONGITUDINAL DESIGN IN STUDIES OF LONG-TERM ILLNESS: SOME ADVANTAGES AND LIMITATIONS.


PLANNING FOR GERIATRIC SERVICES IN BRITAIN.


PROSPECTS FOR RESEARCH IN LONG-TERM CARE.


II. METHODOLOGY FOR STUDIES OF LONG-TERM CARE. THE NATIONAL HEALTH SURVEY--A RESOURCE FOR RESEARCH IN LONG-TERM CARE.


MEASURING CONCEPTS IN LONG-TERM CARE RESEARCH.


I. PERSPECTIVES ON LONG-TERM ILLNESS. SOME GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS OF LONG-TERM ILLNESS FROM THE PUBLIC HEALTH POINT OF VIEW.


MODES OF TREATING THE CHRONICALLY ILL.

MODES OF TREATING THE CHRONICALLY ILL.


3. CONTEMPORARY RESEARCH IN LONG-TERM CARE. ECONOMIC RESEARCH IN CHRONIC ILLNESS.


HOME CARE VERSUS INSTITUTIONAL CARE.

HOME CARE VERSUS INSTITUTIONAL CARE.


3. CONTEMPORARY RESEARCH IN LONG-TERM CARE. REORGANIZATION OF THE MENTAL HOSPITAL.


A PARADOX OF PROGRESS.

A PARADOX OF PROGRESS.


SOME SOCIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF LONG-TERM CARE.


AGING PROGRAM OF THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT.


A NEW RESEARCH BUILDING FOR GERONTOLOGY.


LEISURE AND DISENGAGEMENT IN RETIREMENT.


THE IMMUNOLOGIC THEORY OF AGING.

THE IMMUNOLOGIC THEORY OF AGING.


OLD FOLKS DAY--UNIQUE MORMON TRIBUTE TO THE ELDERLY.


THE OLDER JEWS OF ALBANY PARK--SOME ASPECTS OF A SUBCULTURE OF THE AGED AND ITS INTERACTION WITH A GERONTOLOGICAL RESEARCH PROJECT.


SOME ASPECTS OF VETERINARIAN GERONTOLOGY.


MOBILITY PATTERNS AMONG THE AGED, 1955-1960.


INVENTORY OF STATE AND LOCAL RESOURCES TO MEET THE HEALTH NEEDS OF THE AGING AND AGED.


CURRICULUM PROJECT IN APPLIED GERONTOLOGY.


IBO AGING AND ELDERSHIP: NOTES FOR GERONTOLOGISTS AND OTHERS.


THE SHAPE OF THE GERONTOLOGICAL SOCIETY.


THE PRODUCTION OF MASTERWORKS PRIOR TO AGE 30.


SOME IMPRESSIONS OF PROGRAMS FOR TRAINING PRACTITIONERS IN THE FIELD OF AGING.


DIFFERENCES IN THE RETIREMENT PATTERNS OF MEN AND WOMEN.


HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE, HOSPITAL UTILIZATION AND MEDICAL CARE COSTS FOR THE AGED, 1962.


MEDICAL PERSPECTIVES IN AGING (12TH-19TH CENTURY).


THE HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENTS IN THE BIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF AGING AND THE AGED.


HUMAN PERSONALITY AND PERPETUITY.

HUMAN PERSONALITY AND PERPETUITY.


SOME HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENTS OF SOCIAL WELFARE ASPECTS OF AGING.


A RAPID METHOD FOR THE ISOLATION OF COCCIDIOIDES IMMITIS FROM SPUTUM.


THE DIAGNOSIS OF RABIES BY FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY METHOD (FRA) EMPLOYING IMMUNE HAMSTER SERUM.


SALMONELLOSIS-RENEWED INTEREST IN AN OLD PROBLEM.


THE OCCURRENCE OF SALMONELLA AND SHIGELLA IN POST-CHLORINATED AND NON-CHLORINATED SEWAGE EFFLUENTS AND RECEIVING WATERS.


FACTORS AFFECTING REMOVAL OF (NH4)2SO4 FROM SALT FRACTIONATED SERUM GLOBULINS EMPLOYING A SPECTROPHOTMETRIC PROCEDURE FOR DETERMINATION OF SULFATE.


ESCHERICHIA COLI SEROTYPES ISOLATED FROM FISH AND THEIR ENVIRONMENT.


OCCURRENCE OF CHLORAMINES IN BUFFERED BACTERIAL DILUTION WATER.


A STANDARDIZED SYSTEM FOR PHAGE TYPING PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA.


CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF SPECIFIC FINDINGS IN ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY.


STUDIES WITH A SOY-DERIVED PHOSPHATIDE IN CLINICAL HYPERCHOLESTEROLEMIA.


MAN'S ETERNAL ANXIETIES AND COMPENSATORY ILLUSIONS. 2.


ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTED FEVER: A SAGA OF THE LAND OF LINCOLN.


BATTERED CHILD LAW TAKES EFFECT JULY 1.

BATTERED CHILD LAW TAKES EFFECT JULY 1.


LOW CARBOHYDRATE DIETS.

LOW CARBOHYDRATE DIETS.


A POST-LILEYAN VIEW OF ERYTHROBLASTOSIS.


RUSSIA VISIT REVIEWED.

RUSSIA VISIT REVIEWED.


CHONDROECTODERMAL DYSPLASIA (ELLIS-VAN CREVELD SYNDROME): (A CASE REPORT).


SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE DISSOCIATIVE BEHAVIOUR OF PSEUDOMONAS PYOCYANEA WITH REGARD TO PYOCYANINE PRODUCTION.


VETERINARY RESEARCH FOR LIVESTOCK DEVELOPMENT.


A METHOD FOR REARING CHICKENS FREE FROM COCCIDIAL INFECTIONS.


SIGNIFICANCE OF AGE AT FIRST CALVING AND 305-DAY FIRST LACTATION YIELD IN RELATION TO LIFETIME PRODUCTION, LONGEVITY AND PRODUCTIVE LIFE IN MURRAH BUFFALOES.


THE ROLE OF FEED ADDITIVES IN POULTRY PRODUCTION.


STUDIES ON THE HAEMOSTATIC EFFECT OF THREE INDIGENOUS DRUGS.


OCCURRENCE OF PULMONARY ADENOMATOSIS (JAAGSIEKTE) IN SHEEP OF ANDHRA PRADESHI.


TORSION OF UTERUS IN BITCHES.

TORSION OF UTERUS IN BITCHES.


SURGICAL TREATMENT OF AN INFLAMMATORY CYST IN AN INFLAMMATORY CYST IN A BUFFALO-HEIFER.


PROTEIN BINDING OF SULFONAMIDES AND QUININE IN BOVINE MILK AND PLASMA.


CRITERIA AND TECHNIQUE FOR THE TERMINATION OF ANALYSIS.


TOWARDS A METAPSYCHOLOGICAL DEFINITION OF THE CONCEPT OF SELF.


SOME ASPECTS OF SCIENTIFIC THEORY CONTRUCTION AND PSYCHO-ANALYSIS.


TEACHING AND THE BEGINNINGS OF THEORY.

TEACHING AND THE BEGINNINGS OF THEORY.


HEINZ HARTMANN.

HEINZ HARTMANN.


DIAGNOSTIC SKILLS AND THEIR GROWTH IN PSYCHO-ANALYSIS.


THE THEORY OF THERAPY IN RELATION TO A DEVELOPMENTAL MODEL OF THE PSYCHIC APPARATUS.


STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION IN PSYCHO-ANALYSIS.


THE SCOPE OF HEINZ HARTMANN. SOME SELECTED COMMENTS ON HIS ESSAYS ON EGO PSYCHOLOGY; AN APPRECIATIVE SURVEY ON THE OCCASION OF HIS 70TH BIRTHDAY.


FORESKIN FETISHISM AND ITS RELATION TO EGO PATHOLOGY IN A MALE HOMOSEXUAL.


A CLINICAL STUDY OF THE EFFECT OF A FAILURE OF THE AVERAGE EXPECTABLE  ENVIRONMENT ON A CHILD'S MENTAL FUNCTIONING.


NOTES ON CHILDHOOD DEPRESSION.

NOTES ON CHILDHOOD DEPRESSION.


SMALLPOX--CONSTANT ALERT.

SMALLPOX--CONSTANT ALERT.


THE PLACE OF VALUES IN PSYCHO-ANALYSIS.

THE PLACE OF VALUES IN PSYCHO-ANALYSIS.


WILLIAM RATHBONE STAFF COLLEGE.

WILLIAM RATHBONE STAFF COLLEGE.


THE ORGANISATION NURSE.

THE ORGANISATION NURSE.


PSYCHIATRIC NURSING IN THE BASIC PROGRAMME.


THE FIRST FIVE YEARS. DEVELOPMENT OF AN ECONOMIC SECURITY PROGRAMME.


CHALLENGE IN A CHANGING WORLD. ICN AND ECONOMIC WELFARE.


DANISH LEPROSY CONTROL PROJECT IN INDIA.


MATERNITY CARE IN GERMANY.

MATERNITY CARE IN GERMANY.


BIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF ELECTROCONCLUSIVE THERAPY.


RECENT DEVELOPMENTS OF THE BLOOD-BRAIN BARRIER CONCEPT.


THE PHENOTHIAZINETRANQUILIZERS: BIOCHEMICAL AND BIOPHYSICAL ACTIONS.


PURINE NUCLEOSIDES. IX. THE SYNTHESIS OF 9-BETA-D-RIBOFURANOSYL URIC ACID AND OTHER RELATED 8-SUBSTITUTED PURINE RIBONUCLEOSIDES.


THE PRIMARY SPECIFICITY OF ALPHA-CHYMOTRYPSIN. ACYLATED AMINO ACID ESTERS WITH NORMAL ALKYL SIDE CHAINS.


THE EFFECT OF MAGNESIUM ION ON THE SECONDARY STRUCTURE OF DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID.


CONVERSION OF MONO- AND OLIGODEOXYRIBONUCLEOTIDES TO 5-TRIPHOSPHATES.


ON THE STEADY-STATE METHOD OF ENZYME KINETICS.


BIOSYNTHESIS OF THE TETRACYCLINES. VII. 4-HYDROXY-6-METHYLPRETETRAMID, AN INTERMEDIATE ACCUMULATED BY A BLOCKED MUTANT OF STREPTOMYCES AUREOFACIENS.


BIOSYNTHESIS OF THE TETRACYCLINES. 8. CHARACTERIZATION OF 4-HYDROXY-6-METHYLPRETETRAMID.


4-HYDROXY-6-METHYLPRETETRAMID. SYNTHESIS VIA QUATERNARY TETRACYCLINES.


MACROLIDE STEREOCHEMISTRY. I. THE TOTAL ABSOLUTE CONFIGURATION OF OLEANDOMYCIN.


MACROLIDE STEREOCHEMISTRY. II. CONFIGURATIONAL ASSIGNMENTS AT CERTAIN CENTERS IN VARIOUS MACROLIDE ANTIBIOTICS.


MACROLIDE STEREOCHEMISTRY. 3. A CONFIGURATIONAL MODEL FOR MACROLIDE ANTIBIOTICS.


DETERMINATION BY NEUTRON AND X-RAY DIFFRACTION OF THE ABSOLUTE CONFIGURATION OF AN ENZYMATICALLY FORMED ALPHA-MONO DEUTERIOGLYCOLATE.


INFRARED SPECTRA OF ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATE COMPLEXES IN AQUEOUS SOLUTION.


ACYL INTERMEDIATES IN THE ALPHA-CHYMOTRYPSIN-CATALYZED HYDROLYSIS OF INDOLEACRYLOYLIMIDAZOLE.


PHOTOREGENERATION OF FADED ALKALI METAL SOLUTIONS. THE CATALYTIC VERSATILITY OF CARBONIC ANHYDRASE FROM ERYTHROCYTES. THE ENZYME-CATALYZED HYDRATION OF ACETALDEHYDE.


ON THE 260 MILLIMICRON COTTON EFFECT IN L-PHENYLALANINE.


THE PHOTOCHEMICAL SPLITTING OF WATER BY RIBOFLAVIN.


CONTINUING EDUCATION AT THE LOCAL LEVEL.


PERSONNEL FOR ACTIVITY AND RECREATION PROGRAMS: QUALIFICATIONS AND FUNCTION.


EFFECTS OF SELECTED ANTIHISTAMINIC SOLUTIONS ON LIMB REGENERATION AND GROWTH.


A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF LIGHT AND FLUORESCENT MICROSCOPY IN THE HISTOLOGIC EVALUATION OF MOTOR END PLATES.


THE USE OF MICROBILIRUBIN LEVELS TO DETERMINE THE NEED FOR EXCHANGE TRANSFUSION IN THE NEWBORN.


THINGS WEAR OUT.

THINGS WEAR OUT.


EVIDENCE FOR THE NATURE OF THE PRECURSOR THAT IS HYDROXYLATED DURING THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF COLLAGEN HYDROXYPROLINE.


BIOSYNTHESIS OF GIBBERELLINS. I. THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF (-)-KAUREN-19-OL, AND TRANS-GERANYLGERANIOL IN ENDOSPERM NUCELLUS OF ECHINOCYSTIS MACROCARPA GREENE.


A ROUTINE TECHNIQUE FOR DOUBLE-STAINING ULTRATHIN SECTIONS USING URANYL AND LEAD SALTS.


SAFETY IN THE CHEMICAL LABORATORY. XV. A PRACTICAL APPROACH TO PROTECTION OF LABORATORY PERSONNEL FROM TOXIC MATERIALS.


ALTERNATIVE NORMS FOR THE ALCADD BASED ON OUTPATIENT ALCOHOLICS.


THE NURSES' OBSERVATION SCALE FOR INPATIENT EVALUATION: A NEW SCALE FOR MEASURING IMPROVEMENT IN CHRONIC SCHIZOPHRENIA.


METABOLISM OF TRIPALMITIN-1-C14-LABELED SERUM LOW-DENSITY LIPOPROTEINS BY THE ISOLATED PERFUSED GOAT LIVER.


VICARIOUS REINFORCEMENT IN CHILDREN AT TWO AGE LEVELS.


NOTE ON HASLERUD AND MEYERS' TRANSFER-OF-PRINCIPLES EXPERIMENT.


REPLY TO OLSON'S NOTE ON THE HASLERUD AND MEYERS TRANSFER-OF-PRINCIPLES EXPERIMENT.


CONSERVATION OF ILLUSION-DISTORTED LENGTHS AND AREAS BY PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN.


LEARNING AND REINFORCEMENT IN STUDENT PAIRS.


THREE KINDS OF TRANSFER IN A PROBLEM-SOLVING TASK.


CONCEPT ATTAINMENT ON SOCIAL MATERIALS BY DEAF AND HEARING ADOLESCENTS.


SOCIAL SUPPORT AND REJECTION OF ORGANIZATIONAL STANDARDS.


INTELLIGENCE, CREATIVITY, AND ACHIEVEMENT IN A NONSELECTIVE PUBLIC JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL.


THE EFFECT OF ADAPTATION OF THE TASTE THRESHOLD OBSERVED WITH A SEMIAUTOMATIC GUSTOMETER. A special "gustometer" has been built, which permits continuous measurement of the threshold of taste sensations. Taste sensations show strong adaptation even at the threshold level. The adaptation was much the same for the four primary tastes, but there were large individual differences. Of theoretical interest is the finding that adaptation to a taste can occur even with subliminal stimuli.


RESPONSE-SHIFT LEARNING-SET FORMATION BY NORMAL AND PREVIOUSLY IRRADIATED FEMALE RHESUS MONKEYS.


POISONING BY CHROMIC ACID INTRAVAGINALLY ADMINISTERED.


A COMPARISON OF READMITTED AND NOT READMITTED PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS.


AGE DIFFERENCES IN ASSOCIATIVE BEHAVIOR.


AGING CHANGES AND OSTEOARTHROSIS IN CASTRATE MICE RECEIVING PROGESTERONE.


A COMPARISON OF THE PPD WITH THE TUBERCULIN TINE TEST.


STUDIES ON POSTROTATORY AND OPTOKINETIC NYSTAGMUS.


THE CASE OF THE FURIOUS FLITTING PHANTOMS.


THE BMA REPORTS ON ALCOHOL.

THE BMA REPORTS ON ALCOHOL.


BENIGN JAUNDICE: THE DUBIN-JOHNSON AND ROTOR SYNDROMES.


RECIPROCAL RHYTHM.

RECIPROCAL RHYTHM.


VOLVULUS OF THE CECUM.

VOLVULUS OF THE CECUM.


THE MYTH OF "OBJECTIVE" LABORATORY REPORT.


ALCOHOL AND ROAD ACCIDENTS.

ALCOHOL AND ROAD ACCIDENTS.


THE JEALOUS MURDERER.

THE JEALOUS MURDERER.


THE DIAGNOSIS OF DEATH FROM DELAYED AIR EMBOLISM.


PHYSICIAN-HOSPITAL RELATIONS.

PHYSICIAN-HOSPITAL RELATIONS.


HYPOSTASIS IN THE INTERNAL ORGANS. HISTOLOGICAL ASPECTS.


SIGMOIDAL DIVERTICULITIS.

SIGMOIDAL DIVERTICULITIS.


STABILIZATION OF THE SPINE BY ANTERIOR INTERBODY FUSION.


PREGNANCIES, PLACENTAS, AND POTENT POTIONS.


BIOCHEMICAL CHANGES IN THE BLOOD OF THE NEWBORN.


PLASMA VISCOSITY IN CLINICAL LABORATORY PRACTICE.


REPRODUCTION OF PATHOLOGICAL SPECIMENS IN METHYL METHACRYLATE FOR THE PATHOLOGY MUSEUM.


THE ARRANGEMENT OF COMPLEX MANIFOLDS FOR AUTOMATED CHEMICAL ANALYSIS.


A COLD BOX FOR THE TRANSPORT OF BLOOD SAMPLES FOR PH ESTIMATION.


SOME THOURGHTS ON AND FOR THE GENERAL PRACTITIONER.


THE ANTIBIOTIC EFFECTIVENESS OF ORAL TROCHE THERAPY.


IS CANCER A PREVENTABLE DISEASE?

IS CANCER A PREVENTABLE DISEASE?


SELECTIVE SUPERFICIAL TEMPORAL ARTERIOGRAPHY. DEMONSTRATING A POST-TRAUMATIC ANEURYSM.


PLANNING FOR MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES; THE PHYSICIAN'S ROLE.


THE ANTIHYPERTENSIVE ACTION OF CHLORTHALIDONE.


ATHEROSCLEROSIS AND AORTIC STENOSIS IN HYPERCHOLESTEREMIC XANTHOMATOSIS.


THE FUTURE OF NEW JERSEY MEDICAL SCHOOLS.


FACTS ON FALLOUT.

FACTS ON FALLOUT.


THE INFLUENCE OF THE MEDICAL SCHOOL.

THE INFLUENCE OF THE MEDICAL SCHOOL.


UTILIZATION OF HOSPITAL SERVICES.

UTILIZATION OF HOSPITAL SERVICES.


TREATMENT OF AUTOIMMUNE HEMOLYTIC ANEMIA WITH ACTH AND CORTISONE.


TRAUMATIC CONDITIONS OF THE HEEL CORD.

TRAUMATIC CONDITIONS OF THE HEEL CORD.


ACUTE CHOLECYSTITIS--EARLY OR DELAYED OPERATION.


OXYGEN'S THERAPEUTIC VALUE IN MALIGNANCIES.


CONGENITAL DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIAE.

CONGENITAL DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIAE.


AUTOMATIC APPARATUS FOR RECORDING DURATION OF NARCOSIS IN MICE.


EFFECT OF ADRENALECTOMY ON COTTON PELLET GRANULOMA FORMATION IN THE RAT.


THE CURRENT STATUS OF THE SURGICAL TREATMENT OF OCCLUSIVE DISEASE OF THE CAROTID ARTERY.


ISOLATED PERFUSION FOR MALIGNANT MELANOMA OF THE LOWER EXTREMITY.


THE FINE STRUCTURE OF ISOLATED CHROMOSOMES.


A FINE-STRUCTURE STUDY OF THE ROTIFER INTEGUMENT.


STRUCTURE AND DEMOLITION OF YOLK IN RANA ESCULENTA L.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC AUTORADIOGRAPHY INCORPORATION OF H3-THYMIDINE IN A BLUE-GREEN ALGA, ANABAENA SP.


PERICENTRIOLAR FILAMENTOUS BODIES.

PERICENTRIOLAR FILAMENTOUS BODIES.


FIXATION OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM FOR ELECTRON MICROSCOPY BY ALDEHYDE PERFUSION. II. EFFECT OF OSMOLARITY, PH OF PERFUSATE, AND FIXATIVE CONCENTRATION.


FIXATION OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM FROM ELECTRON MICROSCOPY BY ALDEHYDE PERFUSION. I. PRESERVATION WITH ALDEHYDE PERFUSATES VERSUS DIRECT PERFUSION WITH OSMIUM TETROXIDE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO MEMBRANES AND THE EXTRACELLULAR SPACE.


THE EXCRETORY ORGAN OF AMPHIOXUS (BRANCHIOSTOMA) BELCHERI.


THE ULTRASTRUCTURE OF THE RECEPTOR OUTER SEGMENTS IN THE RETINA OF THE LEOPARD FROG (RANA PIPIENS).


THE INFLUENCE OF BUFFER SYSTEMS ON FIXATION WITH OSMIUM TETROXIDE.


ULTRASTRUCTURE OF THE EYE OF THE ROTIFER ASPLANCHNA BRIGHTWELLI.


OBSERVATION ON THE APPARENT MODE OF FORMATION OF "PURE" LYSOSOMES.


THE MORPHOLOGY AND FINE STRUCTURE OF SMALL PARTICLES PRESENT IN CULTURES OF A PROTEUS L FORM.


THE LAMINATED CYTOPLASMIC INCLUSIONS IN THE SENSORY EPITHELIUM OF THE HUMAN MACULA. FURTHER ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC OBSERVATIONS IN M'ENI'ERE'S DISEASE.


SCHAUDINN, PROTOZOOLOGIST OF SYPHILIS.

SCHAUDINN, PROTOZOOLOGIST OF SYPHILIS.


THE NORMAL HUMAN INTESTINAL MUCOSA AS A MAJOR SOURCE OF PLASMA CELLS CONTAINING GAMMA-A-IMMUNOGLOBULIN.


BRAIN SCANS IN NEOPLASTIC INTRACRANIAL LESIONS: SCANNING WITH CHLORMERODRIN HG 203 AND CHLORMERODRIN HG 197.


TIME OF OVULATION IN RELATION TO CYCLE LENGTH.


ENDEMIC GOITRE AND IODINE MALNUTRITION IN IRAQ.


MIXED GONADAL DYSGENESIS WITH XX-XY MOSAICISM. THE EVIDENCE FOR THE OCCURRENCE OF FERTILISATION BY TWO SPERMATOZOA IN MAN.


BLOOD VISCOSITY AND RAYNAUD'S DISEASE.

BLOOD VISCOSITY AND RAYNAUD'S DISEASE.


MODIFIED PERFUSION APPARATUS FOR USE WITH DISPOSABLE OXYGENATORS.


THE TREATMENT OF ACNE AND ECZEMA IN ADOLESCENTS.


AN INEXPENSIVE VAPORIZER USEFUL WITH HALOTHANE AND OTHER AGENTS.


THE MARFAN SYHDROME: CLINICAL AND NECROPSY FINDINGS IN THE A. FAMILY.


THE USE OF "BOPLANT" (SQUIBB PROCESSED BONE) IN NASAL RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY: A REPORT OF 13 CASES.


RESUSCITATION FROM CARDIAC ARREST AFTER ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.


ALCOHOL-DEPENDENT HYPERLIPAEMIA: A REPORT OF A CASE AND A DISCUSSION OF THE POSSIBLE MECHANISMS.


TRACHEAL DILATATION FOLLOWING PROLONGED USE OF A CUFFED ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE.


METRIC MEASUREMENT AND PRESCRIBING.

METRIC MEASUREMENT AND PRESCRIBING.


BACTERIURIA IN PREGNANCY.

BACTERIURIA IN PREGNANCY.


FUNDAMENTAL RELATIONSHIPS IN FAMILY LIFE.


DETAILS OF THE CHANGE TO METRIC MEASURING.


DIET, HYPERCHOLESTEROLAEMIA AND CORONARY HEART DISEASE.


ACUTE LEUKAEMIA AND PHENYLBUTAZONE.

ACUTE LEUKAEMIA AND PHENYLBUTAZONE.


EVIDENCE FOR A PERIPHERAL ACTION OF CHLOROTHIAZIDE IN NORMAL MAN.


A NEW HYPOGLYCEMIC COMPOUND, 1-CYCLOHEXYL-3-(5-INDANYLSULFONYL) UREA.


INSULIN -LIKE ACTIVITY IN URINE OF NORMAL AND OBESE SUBJECTS.


EFFECT OF PRIOR ACTH ADMINISTRATION ON ACTH RELEASE IN MAN.


SIMULTANEOUS OCCURRENCE OF ADDISON'S DISEASE AND THYROTOXICOSIS.


HYPOGLYCEMIA AND DWARFISM ASSOCIATED WITH THE ISOLATED DEFICIENCY OF GROWTH HORMONE.


THE EFFECT OF L-TRIIODOTHYRONINE ON THE FATTY ACID COMPOSITION OF HUMAN ADIPOSE TISSUE.


THE EFFECT OF FASTING AND REFEEDING ON ISOLATED RAT ADIPOSE TISSUE ACTIVITY IN THE PRESENCE OF CRYSTALLINE AND "BOUND" INSULIN.


HYDROCORTISONE AND/OR DESICCATED THYROID.


THE EFFECT OF ADRENOCORTICOTROPHIC HORMONE ON PLASMA INSULIN AND BLOOD GLUCOSE IN THE ADRENALECTOMIZED RAT.


THE EFFECT OF METRONIDAZOLE ON THE SYNTHESIS OF THYROID STIMULATING HORMONE IN THE HYPOTHYROID RAT.


EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON METABOLISM OF GLUCOSE-U-C-14 AND PALMITATE-1-C-14 IN PERFUSED RAT HEART.


ADRIANUS PIJPER M.D. D.SC 1886-1964.

ADRIANUS PIJPER M.D. D.SC 1886-1964.


EXPERIMENTAL LEUCINE-INDUCED HYPOGLYCEMIA IN MICE.


CULTURAL AND TAXONOMIC STUDIES ON TWO RARE SPECIES OF ASPERGILLUS-A. PARADOXUS AND A. AENEUS, AND AN INTERESTING STRAIN OF A. VARIECOLOR FROM INDIAN SOILS.


ADRENOCORTICAL 11-BETA-HYDROXYLASE DEFICIENCY AND VIRILISM FIRST MANIFEST IN THE ADULT WOMAN.


ACUTE INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION 1.

ACUTE INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION 1.


BREAST FEEDING TODAY.

BREAST FEEDING TODAY.


A NURSING CARE STUDY.

A NURSING CARE STUDY.


PULMONARY EMBOLECTOMY: REPORT OF A CASE, WITH A NOTE ON INDICATIONS AND TECHNIC.


CORONARY ARTERIAL EMBOLISM IN PERSISTENT TRUNCUS ARTERIOSUS: REPORT OF A CASE FOLLOWING CARDIAC CATHETERIZATION.


THE NURSE IN REHABILITATION MEDICINE.

THE NURSE IN REHABILITATION MEDICINE.


TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF PUBLIC HEALTH REFRESHER COURSES IN MANCHESTER.


CLINICAL USES OF STEROIDS.

CLINICAL USES OF STEROIDS.


NURSES AND MIDWIVES WHITLEY COUNCIL.  REVISED SALARY SCALES: HOSPITAL SERVICE.


NEONATAL HYPOGLYCEMIA.

NEONATAL HYPOGLYCEMIA.


FEEDBACK CONTROL OF MACROGLOBULIN ANTIBODY SYNTHESIS.


RAT CORONARY ARTERY ATHEROMATA INDUCED BY ESSENTIAL FATTY ACID DEFICIENCY.


THE THYMUS AND IMMUNOLOGIC COMPETENCE.

THE THYMUS AND IMMUNOLOGIC COMPETENCE.


EFFECTS OF OBESITY ON EXPOSURE TO HIGH AND LOW PRESSURE.


EFFECTS OF FASTING AND REFEEDING ON FATTY ACID SYNTHESIZING ENZYMES IN LIVER.


INSULIN AND ENZYME INDUCTION.

INSULIN AND ENZYME INDUCTION.


THE FINE STRUCTURE OF THE EARLY ATHEROSCLEROTIC LESION.


RUMEN GAS DIPOSITION.

RUMEN GAS DIPOSITION.


CAPILLARY PATTERN OF THE HUMAN CERVIX.

CAPILLARY PATTERN OF THE HUMAN CERVIX.


CLINICAL, HISTOLOGIC, AND CYTOGENETIC FINDINGS IN MALE HERMAPHRODITISM. I. MALE HERMAPHRODITISM WITH AMBIGUOUS OR PREDOMINANTLY MASCULINE EXTERNAL GENITALIA.


THREE SUCCESSFUL PREGNANCIES IN A PATIENT TREATED FOR CHORIOCARCINOMA WITH METHOTREXATE. REPORT OF A CASE AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.


AUTOSOMAL TRISOMY.

AUTOSOMAL TRISOMY.


INJURY TO THE FEMORAL NERVE DURING PELVIC OPERATION. REPORT OF 3 CASES.


SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF UTERUS CAUSED BY PLACENTA ACCRETA AT 17 WEEKS' GESTATION. REPORT OF A CASE.


HORMONAL CERVICAL SMEAR FOR PREDICTION OF PREGNANCY OUTCOME.


ETIOLOGY OF CEREBRAL PALSY. ROLE OF REPRODUCTIVE INSUFFICIENCY AND THE MULTIPLICITY OF FACTORS.


CITRUS BIOFLAVINOID COMPOUNDS IN RH-IMMUNIZED GRAVIDAS. RESULTS OF A 10-YEAR STUDY.


SIGNIFICANCE OF MATERNAL BACTERIAL INFECTION WITH RESPECT TO INFECTION AND DISEASE IN THE NEWBORN.


PNEUMOPELVIGRAPHY IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF GONADAL DYSGENESIS.


AUDIOANALGESIA IN LABOR AND DELIVERY.

AUDIOANALGESIA IN LABOR AND DELIVERY.


HYPERPARATHYROID STATES IN GYNECOLOGICAL MALIGNANCY. REVIEW OF LITERATURE AND REPORT OF A CASE.


COMPARISON OF PREGNANCY TESTS.

COMPARISON OF PREGNANCY TESTS.


PELVIC ACTINOMYCOSIS. REPORT OF A CASE.

PELVIC ACTINOMYCOSIS. REPORT OF A CASE.


THE "HOLD-BACK" MANEUVER AS AN OBSTETRIC HAZARD.


FATAL POSTPARTUM HYPERARATHYROID CRISIS DUE TO PRIMARY CHIEF CELL HYPERPLASIA OF PARATHYROIDS. REPORT OF A CASE.


RUPTURE OF A SPLENIC ARTERY ANEURYSM IN PREGNANCY. REPORT OF A SURVIVOR AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.


USE OF POLYMERIZING PLASTICS IN PREGNANCY PREVENTION. PRELIMINARY REPORT.


PROBABLE TRUE CYSTIC GRANULOSA CELL TUMOR. REPORT OF A CASE.


VARICELLA PNEUMONIA COMPLICATING PREGNANCY. REPORT OF A CASE AND REVIEW OF LITERATURE.


THE "SELF-HOLD": AN INSTRUMENT TO FACILITATE HYSTEROGRAPHY.


TERATOCARCINOMA OF THE OVARY ASSOCIATED WITH APLASIA OF THE UTERUS AND VAGINA. REPORT OF A CASE.


HISTORY OF REHWINKEL DENTAL SOCIETY.

HISTORY OF REHWINKEL DENTAL SOCIETY.


ABNORMAL BIOCHEMICAL BEHAVIOUR OF FIVE NORMAL HUMAN CERVIX TISSUES CULTIVATED IN VITRO IN SYNTHETIC MEDIUM.


OBLIQUE RADIOGRAPHY IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF ANKLE INJURIES.


EXPERIENCES WITH INTRAVENOUS REGIONAL ANAESTHESIA.


OPPORTUNISTIC INFECTIONS. THE CONCEPT OF 'OPPORTUNISTIC INFECTIONS'.


COGNITIVE COMPLEXITY:  CONDUCT DESCRIPTIVE TERMS VS COGNITIVE PROCESS.


ANEURYSMS OF THE AORTA; A CONSIDERATION OF PRE- AND POSTOPERATIVE MEDICAL MANAGEMENT.


ACQUIESCENCE AND EXTREMES RESPONSE SETS OF ACTORS AND TEACHERS.


VALUE CONFLICT, CREATIVITY, AND THE STUDY OF VALUES.


PLAY PREFERENCE AND PLAY BEHAVIOR: A VALIDITY STUDY.


A PROPOSED HETEROSEXUAL THEORY OF DELUSIONS.


ORIGINALITY RESPONSES IN ACADEMICALLY TALENTED MALE UNIVERSITY FRESHMEN.


AMNESIC AND AVERSIVE EFFECTS OF ELECTROCONVULSIVE SHOCK.


PSYCHOLOGY OF THE SCIENTIST. XII. NEGLECT OF REVOLUTIONARY IDEAS IN PSYCHOLOGY.


AN IRRITATIVE HYPOTHESIS CONCERNING THE HYPOTHALAMIC REGULATION OF FOOD INTAKE.


THE DIAGNOSIS OF REITER'S SYNDROME.

THE DIAGNOSIS OF REITER'S SYNDROME.


SOME STUDIES WITH ANTISERA TO  GROWTH HORMONE, ACTH AND TSH.


ON THE PATHOGENESIS OF AMYLOIDOSIS IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


STAPHYLOCOCCAL SPONDYLITIS.

STAPHYLOCOCCAL SPONDYLITIS.


AGAMMAGLOBULINEMIA AND ARTHRITIS.

AGAMMAGLOBULINEMIA AND ARTHRITIS.


STEROIDS ARE DRUGS OF ADDICTION.

STEROIDS ARE DRUGS OF ADDICTION.


NEW SANITARY CONSTRUCTIONS IN THE RUMANIAN PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC.


DEVELOPMENT OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES IN THE RUMANIAN PEOPLW'S REPUBLIC IN THE PERIOD BETWEEN 1944 -- 1964.


SOME PROBLEMS OF THE SICKNESS ABSENTEEISM IN THE TEXTILE INDUSTRY.


METHODS DETERMINING DEMOGRAPHIC CONSEQUENCES RESULTING FROM THE DECREASE OF DEATH-RATE DUE TO CERTAIN CAUSES.


SALVAGE OF THE FOREARM FOLLOWING COMPLETE TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION.


AIR CONSERVATION REPORT REFLECTS NATIONAL CONCERN.


LEARNING TO READ.

LEARNING TO READ. Reading begins with the child's acquisition of spoken language. Later he learns to differentiate the graphic symbols from one another and to decode these to familiar speech sounds. As he learns the code, he must progressively utilize the structural constraints which are built into it in order to attain the skilled performance which is characterized by processing of higher-order units-the spelling and morphological patterns of the language.


HELA CELLS: EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE ON THE LIFE CYCLE. After a shift in temperature, the population kinetics of HeLa cells does not immediately reach a steady state characteristic of the new temperature. During the transition period the duration of each period of the life cycle (period before DNA synthesis, of DNA synthesis, after DNA synthesis, and the period of mitosis) increases toward its steady-state value. Of the four periods, the period before DNA synthesis reaches its steady-state value fastest. Exponential growth can be maintained only from 33 degrees C through 40 degrees C. The period of mitosis is the most temperature-sensitive period of the life cycle of the cell. At subnormal temperatures (26 degrees C through 31 degrees C) there is an accumulation of cells in mitosis, and mitotic indices as high as 0.44 can be obtained. The duration of mitosis is a function both of the temperature and of the time which the cell has spent at this temperature.


NITROUS ACID MUTATION OF TRANSFORMING DNA: CONSIDERATION OF MODE OF ACTION. Apparently nitrous acid produces genetic alterations, expressed as antibiotic-resistant markers, directly on heat-denatured transforming DNA of Haemophilus influenzae, rather than producing DNA which acts as a non-specific mutagen. The markers which arise as a result of treatment with nitrous acid behave similarly to naturally occurring antibiotic markers. In addition, data comparing the expression and replication of induced markers to natural markers suggest that the nitrous acid-induced markers express and multiply in the same fashion as do "normal" markers. Therefore, mutations which require additional time to produce a functional DNA by a base-pair substitution, or by replication of the introduced DNA, are not responsible for the mutants observed.


TRYPTAMINE OXIDATION BY EXTRACTS OF PEA SEEDLINGS: EFFECT OF GROWTH RETARDANT BETA-HYDROXYETHYLHYDRAZINE. beta-Hydroxyethylhydrazine forces flowering of pineapple plants, possibly by reducing auxin concentration. A specific and sensitive assay showed that beta-hydroxyethylhydrazine (3.3 x 10(-7)M) inhibits noncompetitively and almost completely the oxidation of tryptamine to indoleacetaldehyde by extracts of pea-seedling (Pisum sativum L. var. Alaska). The relative rate of oxidation of putrescine to Delta(1)-pyrroline compared to that of tryptamine by these extracts and the inhibition of both reactions by beta-hydroxyethylhydrazine suggest that diamine oxidase is inhibited. beta-Hydroxyethylhydrazine is a potent inhibitor in vivo of animal diamine oxidase.


CELLULAR SEGREGATION AND HETEROCYTIC DOMINANCE IN HYDRA. Hydra heterocytes-that is, hydra containing cells from both normal and mutant animals, were used for studying some developmental properties of mixed cell populations. Cells which initially had originated from a nonbudding mutant, and which subsequently became part of a heterocyte of normal appearance, were able to proliferate, to segregate, to come off as buds, and to express their phenotype in those buds. Furthermore, the heterocytes underwent a transformation in which the mutant phenotype eventually became dominant in all instances.


SONAR SYSTEM OF THE BLIND: SIZE DISCRIMINATION. Measurements were made of the ability of four blind subjects to use echoes to discriminate between objects of different sizes placed in front of them. Threshold estimates indicate that objects with area ratios as low as 1.07/1 could be discriminated.


POLYMORPHISM OF HUMAN LACTATE DEHYDROGENASE ISOZYMES. Of 1200 individuals screened, four had variant erythrocyte lactate dehydrogenases. Three of these, identical electrophoretically to the Mem-1 described by Kraus and Neely, were heterozygous variants involving the a-locus. The fourth, involving the b-locus, appears to be the first example in man of a homozygous variant.


GALVANIC SKIN REFLEX IN NEWBORN HUMANS.

GALVANIC SKIN REFLEX IN NEWBORN HUMANS. Psychophysiological recordings of reactivity to light and sound and to tactile and olfactory stimulation demonstrate that the galvanic skin reflex is an observable and functional mechanism in the 20- to 67-hour-old newborn human.


AUTOSOMALLY DETERMINED POLYMORPHISM OF GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATE DEHYDROGENASE IN PEROMYSCUS. Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase commonly occurs in at least two forms in most tissues of the deer mouse, Peromyscus maniculatus, as demonstrated by starch-gel electrophoresis. An autosomally determined genetic polymorphism in one of the enzymes was discovered. A hybrid molecule occurs in the heterozygote; this suggests a dimeric structure of this enzyme.


ANTIBODIES TO DNA AND A SYNTHETIC POLYDEOXYRIBONUCLEOTIDE PRODUCED BY OLIGODEOXYRIBONUCLEOTIDES. Calf-thymus DNA was degraded into small fragments (oligodeoxyribonucleotides); the fragments were treated with methylated bovine serum albumin, and the complexes so formed were emulsified in complete Freund's adjuvant and injected into rabbits. The serums of the immunized rabbits contained antibodies that reacted with homologous and heterologous unfragmented heat-denatured DNA, and also with a synthetic polydeoxyadenylate-thymidylate. Relatively small DNA fragments (of the order of tetra-hexanucleotide) can thus serve as haptens for the production of DNA antibodies; this finding increases the probability of producing antibodies specific for unique sequences of nucleotides.


BRAIN TELESTIMULATOR WITH SOLAR CELL POWER SUPPLY. A telestimulator has been constructed which is suitable for mounting on the heads of medium-sized Macaca mulatta or larger primates. It differs from previous units in that the battery supply is continuously recharged from ambient light by means of solar cells. The system features remote control of all stimulus parameters, constant current output, and remote selection of any of 11 electrodes. If additional transmitters are employed, simultaneous and independent stimulation of a number of primates in the same group is possible. A shielded room with a terminated antenna system is used to produce a homogeneous radio-frequency field for laboratory use.


NEURAL STAGE OF ADAPTATION BETWEEN THE RECEPTORS AND INNER NUCLEAR LAYER OF MONKEY RETINA. The local electroretinogram of the monkey retina is recorded by intraretinal microelectrodes. Observations of the late receptor potential, isolated by selective clamping of the retinal circulation, show that when the retina is light-adapted by repetitive stimulation, the amplitude of the receptor potential is only slightly reduced over a slow time course. The reduction in amplitude of the b-wave is much greater and occurs much more rapidly. Thus there is a neural stage of adaptation between the late receptor potential and the generation of the b-wave by cells of the inner nuclear layer.


APPLICATION OF THE SUDDEN INJECTION DYE DILUTION PRINCIPLE TO THE STUDY OF THE FEMORAL CIRCULATION.


MAXIMAL HEMOSTASIS IN SUPRAPUBIC PROSTATECTOMY.


SELECTIVE METABOLIC AND CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC EFFECTS OF VITAMIN B6 ANTIMETABOLITES.


GAMMA-AMINOBUTYRIC ACID (GABA), VITAMIN B6, AND NEURONAL FUNCTION--A SPECULATIVE SYNTHESIS.


SUMMARY AND COMMENT ON TISSUE CHANGES IN VITAMIN B6 DEFICIENCY.


EMERGENCY TREATMENT OF UPPER GASTROINTESTINAL HEMORRHAGE. SUMMARY OF 1,000 CASES.


DAVID WADE.

DAVID WADE.


SMALL BOWEL NEOPLASMS. REPORT OF 100 CASES.


CLINICOPATHOLOGIC CONFERENCE.

CLINICOPATHOLOGIC CONFERENCE.


VIRUSES AND CANCER.

VIRUSES AND CANCER.


RESISTANCE OF MALARIA PARASITES TO DRUGS.


THE EFFECTS OF LABOUR ON THE FOETUS AND THE NEWBORN.


HYPOVITAMINOSIS A AND THE EYE.

HYPOVITAMINOSIS A AND THE EYE.


A COMPARISON OF EUROPEAN HEALTH SERVICES.


MALARIA EPIDEMIC FOLLOWING A HURRICANE.

MALARIA EPIDEMIC FOLLOWING A HURRICANE.


THE NUTRITION OF THE EARLY WEANED CALF.

THE NUTRITION OF THE EARLY WEANED CALF.


ADVENTITIOUS METALS IN PROCESSED FOOD.

ADVENTITIOUS METALS IN PROCESSED FOOD.


ENDOGENOUS FAT IN ENERGY METABOLISM.

ENDOGENOUS FAT IN ENERGY METABOLISM.


NITROGENOUS CONSTITUENTS AND THE NUTRITIVE VALUE OF HUMAN AND COW'S MILK AND COLOSTRUM.


COMBINATION OF MULTIPLE ISOMORPHOUS REPLACEMENT AND ANOMALOUS DISPERSION DATA FOR PROTEIN STRUCTURE DETERMINATION. I. DETERMINATION OF HEAVY-ATOM POSITIONS IN PROTEIN DERIVATIVES.


CAESAREAN SECTION (C. S.) IN DENMARK, 1955-1959: FREQUENCY, INDICATIONS AND MATERNAL MORTALITY.


ASYMPTOMATIC BACTERIURIA IN PREGNANCY AND ITS RELATION TO PREMATURE BIRTH.


REDUCTION OF PERSONNEL EXPOSURE IN THE NORWEGIAN RADIUM HOSPITAL 1954-1963.


DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF ENURESIS.


MECHANICAL AID TO THE FAILING HEART--A REVIEW.


INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION DURING PREGNANCY, DELIVERY AND PUERPERIUM.


MYOCARDIAL BLOOD FLOW IN DOGS DURING GALLBLADDER MANIPULATIONS.


POSTSCRIPT; THE GASTROENTEROLOGIST.

POSTSCRIPT; THE GASTROENTEROLOGIST.


ACID-BASE CHANGES IN DIVING DUCKS.

ACID-BASE CHANGES IN DIVING DUCKS.


THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AND THE IMPORTANCE OF THE DIMENSIONS OF URANIUM PARTICLES DISPERSED IN AIR AND THE EXCRETION OF URANIUM IN THE URINE.


GROWTH HORMONE.

GROWTH HORMONE.


CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY OF THE EFFECTIVE ANTITUMOR DRUGS.


EXPERIMENTAL EFFECT OF TETRACYCLINE ON RENAL FUNCTION.


ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF LEMONOMYCIN, A NEW ANTIBIOTIC.


EPIDEMIOLOGY OF URINARY-TRACT INFECTION IN A GERIATRIC MALE POPULATION.


U-13,714, A NEW ANTIVIRAL AGENT. II. ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION.


ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF MYCOPLASMAS (PPLO) FROM PATIENTS WITH RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS, SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS AND REITER'S SYNDROME.


FAMILIAL AGGREGATION AND RHEUMATOID DISEASE.


THE EFFECTS OF  BETAMETHASONE-1-VALERATE ON THE SKIN OF NORMAL WHITE RATS.


DECAY OF A SCHOOL DENTAL SERVICE.

DECAY OF A SCHOOL DENTAL SERVICE.


DENTISTRY IN THE FRAMEWORK OF MODERN SOCIETY. 1. THE CONFLICT BETWEEN THE POLITICIAN AND THE PROFESSION.


LABYRINTHINE RESPONSES DURING THE ULTRASONIC IRRADIATION OF THE LABYRINTH IN RABBIT.


BILATERAL SUPERNUMERARY TEETH IN THE MAXILLARY MOLAR REGION.


IMPRESSIONS OF HEALTH CENTRES. URBAN AND RURAL--STRANRAER.


POSSIBLE RETROPERITONEAL FIBROSIS AND METHYSERGIDE.


BEHAVIOR THERAPY.

BEHAVIOR THERAPY.


ULTRASONIC SURGERY FOR THE TREATMENT OF VERTIGO IN OTHER THAN MENIERE'S DISEASE.


ON THE CHOICE OF THE SURGICAL PROCEDURE FOR MENIERE'S DISEASE.


ABUSE OF DIGITALIS.

ABUSE OF DIGITALIS.


SODIUM FLUORIDE AND CELL GROWTH.

SODIUM FLUORIDE AND CELL GROWTH.


THE PROBLEMS OF FACIAL PALSY PROVOKED BY ULTRASONIC IRRADIATION AND OF THE RECURRENCE OF VERTIGO AFTER ULTRASONIC APPLICATION.


A STATISTICAL STUDY ON THE FEMUR FRACTURE.


DOCTORS' ORDERS.

DOCTORS' ORDERS.


MEDICAL JOURNALISM. VI. THE INDEPENDENCE OF JOURNALS.


STUDY OF HUMAN EPIDERMOID CARCINOMA (H. EP. 3) GROWING IN CORTISONE-CONDITIONED SWISS MICE. V. SCREENING DATA ON 234 CHEMICALS.


EFFECT OF PEPTIDES OF L-SARCOLYSIN ON A SPECTRUM OF ANIMAL TUMORS.


SCREENING DATA FROM THE CANCER CHEMOTHERAPY NATIONAL SERVICE CENTER SCREENING LABORATORIES. XXIV.


THE FRANK VECTORCARDIOGRAM IN NORMAL ADULTS WITH COMPARATIVE DATA RECORDED BY THE CUBE SYSTEM.


MARGINAL PLACENTAL HEMORRHAGE AND FIBRIN DEPOSITION. A CAUSE OF SECOND TRIMESTER BLEEDING.


EFFECT OF A PREPAID MEDICAL PLAN ON PSYCHIATRIC CONSULTATION. (AN ACTUARIAL STUDY).


WITCHCRAFT TODAY.

WITCHCRAFT TODAY.


LONG TERM CLINICAL TRIAL WITH DIAZEPAM ON ADULT MENTALLY RETARDED PERSONS.


FACTORS AFFECTING THE ABSORPTION OF CAROTENE AND ITS CONVERSION INTO VITAMIN A.


THE LONGEVITY AND AGING OF TREES.

THE LONGEVITY AND AGING OF TREES.


POSSIBLE RENAL COMPLICATIONS OF SANSERT (METHYSERGIDE) THERAPY FOR HEADACHE.


VARIOUS NEW PREPARATIONS USED IN THE SYMPTOMATIC TREATMENT OF HEADACHE.


PAINFUL HEEL: REPORT OF 323 PATIENTS WITH 364 PAINFUL HEELS.


GENETICALLY DETERMINES MYOPATHIES.

GENETICALLY DETERMINES MYOPATHIES.


TEN MIGRAINE EQUIVALENTS.

TEN MIGRAINE EQUIVALENTS.


MAN'S ETERNAL ANXIETIES AND COMPENSATORY ILLUSIONS.


STUDIES IN HEXOBARBITAL SLEEPING TIME.

STUDIES IN HEXOBARBITAL SLEEPING TIME.


A CASE OF INGUINAL ADENITIS WITH ABSCESS FORMATION.


RELATIONSHIP OF URINARY ALDOSTERONE AND 17-HYDROXY-CORTICOSTEROID EXCRETION IN THE CIRRHOSIS OF LIVER.


DETERMINATION OF C-REACTIVE PROTEIN IN RHEUMATIC CASES AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH ERYTHROCYTE SEDIMENTATION RATE.


A COMPARATIVE STUDY REGARDING THE EFFICACY AND RELIABILITY OF THE MANTOUX TEST AND THE DISK-TINE TUBERCULIN TEST.


GOT IN CEREBROSPINAL FLUID IN NEUROLOGICAL DISEASES.


PYRIDOXINE RESPONSIVE ANEMIA. A CASE REPORT.


ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC PATTERNS IN OBESITY.


FUCIDIN RESISTANT STAPHYLOCOCCI.

FUCIDIN RESISTANT STAPHYLOCOCCI.


NATIONAL FACTS AND FIGURES ABOUT CHILDREN WITHOUT FAMILIES.


WHAT BEHAVIORAL SCIENTISTS CAN DO THROUGH LAW.


CHILDREN WITHOUT FAMILIES: COMMENTS.

CHILDREN WITHOUT FAMILIES: COMMENTS.


MATERNAL INTROJECTION AND EGO EFFECT.

MATERNAL INTROJECTION AND EGO EFFECT.


SCHOOL PHOBIA A PROBLEM IN FAMILY NEUROSIS.


HOME-SCHOOL COMMUNICATION CONCERNING NONADJUSTING CHILDREN.


"THE FEE" IS OBSOLETE.

"THE FEE" IS OBSOLETE.


FAMILY GROUP INTERVIEWING WITH THE PRESCHOOL CHILD AND BOTH PARENTS.


DIET AND EATING PRACTICES OF SCHOOL CHILDREN IN GHANA.


CAROTENOIDS AND RELATED COMPOUNDS. XI. SYNTHESES OF DELTA-CAROTENE AND EPSILON-CAROTENE.


THE INDOLE ALKALOIDS. 3. THE ISOLATION OF DIABOLINE, AND THREE NEW ALKALOIDS, HENNINGSAMINE, HENNINGSOLINE, AND RINDLINE FROM STRYCHNOS HENNINGSII GILG.


INDOLIZINES. 3.

INDOLIZINES. 3.


CARCINOGENIC NITROGEN COMPOUNDS. XLV. THIOPHEN ANALOGUES OF CARCINOGENIC BENZACRIDINES AND DIBENZACRIDINES.


A CONTRIBUTION ON THE ECOLOGY OF MYCOPLASMA PNEUMONIAE INFECTIONS.


EPIDEMIC OF INFLUENZA IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA IN FEBRUARY-APRIL 1964.


THE INDOLE ALKALOIDS. IV. THE STRUCTURE OF HENNINGSAMINE.


EXTENSIVE ANAL SPHINCTEROTOMY AS AN ACCOPANIMENT TO CONVENTIONAL HEMORRHOIDECTOMY.


SKIN CANCER.

SKIN CANCER.


THE INDOLE ALKALOIDS. V. THE STRUCTURE OF HENNINGSOLINE.


NOVEL ORAL HYPOGLYCEMIC AGENTS. I. HEXAHYDROINDENO(1,2-C)PYRROLES AND INDANAMINES.


THE CHEMISTRY OF VITAMIN B12. 3. THE PROTON MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTRA OF SOME COBALAMINS.


A CONVENT SYNTHESIS OF AMINOTRYPTAMINES ANALOGOUS TO SEROTONIN.


THE CHANGING ROLE OF SURGERY IN ANATOMY INSTRUCTION FOR MEDICAL STUDENTS.


CONSTITUENTS OF CIGARETTE SMOKE. IX. THE PYROLYSIS OF POLYENES AND THE FORMATION OF AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS.


MEDICAL LIBRARY NEEDS.

MEDICAL LIBRARY NEEDS.


THE PREPARATION OF CAPILLIN AND SOME RELATED COMPOUNDS, AND OF SOME SUBSTITUTED PENT-4-EN-2-YN-1-ONES.


THE SYNTHESIS OF QUINOLYLIMIDAZOLE ALKALOIDS AND THE STRUCTURE OF NORMACRORINE.


A SYNTHESIS OF MURAMIC ACID.

A SYNTHESIS OF MURAMIC ACID.


EFFECT OF MECHANICAL STIMULATION ON RABBITS' EYES: RELEASE OF ACTIVE SUBSTANCE IN ANTERIOR CHAMBER PERFUSATES.


INDUCTION OF MITOSES IN THE LIVERS OF RATS BY MEANS OF INTRAPERITONEAL PAPAIN.


METAPHYSEAL CORTICAL DEFECTS IN THE LOWER FEMUR METAPHYSIS OF JAPANESE CHILDREN.


STEROID HORMONES. 13. 13-AZA- AND 13-AZA-D-HOMO-ANALOGUES OF EQUILENIN METHYL ETHER.


EFFECTS OF ALPHA-CHYMOTRYPSIN ON VARIOUS ENDOGENOUS VASCULAR PERMEABILITY FACTORS.


EFFECTS OF STRETCH OF THE TONGUE ON TASTE RESPONSES IN GLOSSOPHARYNGEAL AND CHORDA TYMPANI NERVES OF CAT.


STUDIES ON THE HEREDITY OF DIABETES MELLITUS IN JAPAN. I. INHERITANCE OF THE FASTING BLOOD SUGAR VALUE IN UTO AND TOMIAI INHABITANTS.


STUDIES ON THE HEREDITY OF DIABETES MELLITUS IN JAPAN. II. INHERITANCE OF THE FASTING BLOOD SUGAR VALUE AND THE BLOOD SUGAR VALUE TWO HOURS AFTER MEAL IN UTO AND TOMIAI INHABITANTS.


IRON AND COPPER IN THE SERUM OF PATIENTS WITH BONE AND JOINT TUBERCULOSIS, PARTICULARLY SPONDYLITIS TUBERCULOSA.


BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON THE CONNECTIVE TISSUE. L. PROLIFERATION AND RE- SORPTION OF THE CONNECTIVE TISSUE IN EXPERIMENTAL LIVER CIRRHOSIS.


BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON THE CONNECTIVE TISSUE. 2. EFFECT OF CORTISONE ACETATE ON THE CONNECTIVE TISSUE.


STUDIES ON BACTERIAL MONOAMINE OXIDASE.

STUDIES ON BACTERIAL MONOAMINE OXIDASE.


MOVEMENTS OF NA AND K IN SARTORIUS MUSCLES OF TOADS DURING IMMERSION IN K-FREE RINGER.


ELECTROLYTE CONTENT AND MOVEMENT IN TOAD SARTORIUS MUSCLES, WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON THEIR RELATION TO MUSCLE WEIGHT.


RESULTS OF CONSERVATIVE TREATMENTS ON THE CONGENITAL DISLOCATION OF THE HIP.


APOPLECTIC DIATHESIS.

APOPLECTIC DIATHESIS.


NEW LINE INDICATING LOCATION OF THE UMBILICUS.


OBSERVATIONS ON ENZYMES IN CARBON TETRACHLORIDE FATTY LIVER.


STUDIES ON THE CONGENITAL METHEMOGLOBINEMIA IN OKINAWA ISLAND. I. CASE REPORT.


FURTHER EXPERIENCE IN USE OF HUMAN ANTIHAEMOPHILIC GLOBULIN (H.A.H.G.) FOR THE CONTROL OF BLEEDING AFTER DENTAL EXTRACTION IN HAEMOPHILIC PATIENTS: A REPORT TO THE MEDICAL RESEARCH COUNCIL'S WORKING PARTY ON HUMAN ANTIHAEOMOPHILIC GLOBULIN.


EXPERIENCE WITH 45 RENAL HOMOTRANSPLANTATIONS IN MAN.


A NEW METHOD OF ESTIMATING GLOMERULAR-FILTRATION RATE: USE OF DIMINISHING BLOOD CONCENTRATION OF LABELLED VITAMIN B12.


COMMUNICATIVE DISORDERS IN CHILDREN.

COMMUNICATIVE DISORDERS IN CHILDREN.


THE COMPARISON OF THE 1-C14-GLUCOSE AND 6-C14 -GLUCOSE METABOLISM OF RETICULOCYTE-RICH AND RETICULOCYTE-POOR HUMAN RED BLOOD CELLS.


PROGRESS OF PALAEONTOLOGY IN CHINA.

PROGRESS OF PALAEONTOLOGY IN CHINA.


EVIDENCE THAT CALCIUM ACTIVATES THE CONTRACTION OF ACTOMYOSIN BY OVERCOMING SUBSTRATE INHIBITION.


PARTIAL IMMUNOLOGICAL RESTORATION OF NEONATALLY THYMECTOMIZED RATS WITH THYMUS-CONTAINING DIFFUSION CHAMBERS.


PARAPARESIS FOLLOWING ABDOMINAL CRUSH INJURY IN CHILDREN.


CONVERSION OF LINOLEIC AND LINOLENIC ACID METABOLITES TO PROSTAGLANDINS.


NICHOLSON J. EASTMAN AS AN AUTHOR.

NICHOLSON J. EASTMAN AS AN AUTHOR.


HEALTH OFFICERS OF CINCINNATI, OHIO AND THE PROBLEMS OF THEIR DAY (DANIEL DRAKE AND WILLIAM CLENDENIN).


AN OBSERVATION OF THE MAST CELL, ESPECIALLY THE DENDRITE-TYPE TISSUE MAST CELL IN TRITURUS PYRRHOGASTER (BOIE).


CLEFT LIP AND CLEFT PALATE; INCIDENCE AT A LARGE CHARITY HOSPITAL.


VISUAL FIELD PROJECTION ON THE DORSAL NUCLEUS OF THE LATERAL GENICULATE BODY IN THE RABBIT.


KINETICS OF WOUND HEALING IN RABBIT EAR CHAMBERS, A TIME LAPSE CINEMICROSCOPIC STUDY.


CESIUM-137 IN ALASKANS.

CESIUM-137 IN ALASKANS.


AGGLUTINATION OF REITER PROTEIN-COATED LATEX PARTICLES.


ANTIBODY DETECTION USING BROMELIN. REPORT OF A CASE.


A RAPID SIMPLE METHOD FOR AGAR GEL ELECTROPHORESIS OF HEMOGLOBIN.


MODIFICATION AND EVALUATION OF KOHN'S ONE-STEP STAINING TECHNIC FOR INTESTINAL PROTOZOA IN FECES OR TISSUE.


USE OF AZIDE WITH OPTOCHIN DISK FOR RAPID IDENTIFICATION OF PNEUMOCOCCI.


THE PREPARATION OF HISTOLOGIC SECTIONS AS 35MM. TRANSPARENCIES.


ATAXIA-TELANGIECTASIA.

ATAXIA-TELANGIECTASIA.


STUDIES ON DETOXIFICATION OF NEOMYCIN.

STUDIES ON DETOXIFICATION OF NEOMYCIN.


PSEUDOTUMOR CEREBRI (OTITIC HYDROCEPHALUS).


SEVERE FORM OF INFANTILE IDIOPATHIC HYPERCALCEMIA. REPORT OF A CASE.


LAURENCE-MOON-BIEDL SYNDROME. A REVIEW OF FOUR CASES.


VALVULAR PULMONARY STENOSIS; PREOPERATIVE AND POSTOPERATIVE STUDIES.


CIRCULATION OF AMNIOTIC FLUID AND ITS MEDIATING ORGANS.


A GLANCE AT MODERN MEDICAL PROGRESS IN ALLERGY.


FETAL HEMOGLOBIN DETERMINATIONS IN THE NEWBORN BY THE SINGER AND ACID ELUTION METHODS.


HUMAN A- AND B-LIKE ANTIGENS ON RED CELLS OF MARMOSETS. SAM-TDR-64-60.


THE USE OF FLUORESCENT LABELLED DIPHTHERIA ANTITOXIN FOR THE DIAGNOSIS OF DIPHTHERIA CASES.


THE EFFECT OF DIMERCAPTOPROPANOL (BRITISH ANTI-LEWISITE) ON THE TOXICITY OF OXYGEN AT SIX ATMOSPHERES' PRESSURE ON WHITE MALE RATS. SAM-TR-65-11.


FATIGUE: SEVEN THINGS TO DO ABOUT IT.

FATIGUE: SEVEN THINGS TO DO ABOUT IT.


A CLINICAL CASE OF AMYOTROPHIC LATERAL SCLEROSIS AND A POSTMORTEM EXAMINATION OF CENTRAL OPNTINE MYELINOLYSIS ACCOMPANIED BY PREDOMINANT MUSCULAR ATROPHY OF LIMBS.


AMYGDALA AND OTHER RELATED LIMBIC STRUCTURES; EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON THE ANATOMY AND FUNCTION.  II. FUNCTIONAL EXPERIMENTS.


THE EFFECT OF ACTH ON EMG IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS PATIENTS.


THE EARLY ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC AND SEIZURE CHARACTERISTICS OF TAY-SACHS' DISEASE.


FAMILIAL INCIDENCE AND GEOGRAPHY IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS.


ON THE TIME OF ONSET IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS.


THE TONIC EXTENSOR REFLEX OF THE DIGITS.


A CASE OF LATE INFANTILE AMAUROTIC IDIOCY OF THE MYOCLONUS TYPE.


EFFECT OF ADRENALINE, NORADRENALINE AND OCTAPRESSIN ON BLEEDING AND CIRCULATION IN EAR OPERATIONS.


A FAMILY WITH HEREDITARY SPASTIC ATAXIA: AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE EXISTENCE OF THE SO CALLED "FORMES FRUSTES".


MARFAN'S SYNDROME AND HEARING ORGAN.

MARFAN'S SYNDROME AND HEARING ORGAN.


HEARING PROBLEMS IN A HOME FOR THE AGED.


EFFECTS OF "DOUBLE IRRIGATIONS" ON THE CALORIC NYSTAGMUS OF THE CAT.


OLFACTORY NEUROBLASTOMA.

OLFACTORY NEUROBLASTOMA.


THE ADRENERGIC INNERVATION OF THE NASAL MUCOSA OF CERTAIN MAMMALS.


MASTOID OSTEOPLASTY WITH ANORGANIC BONE.


TONSILLECTOMY CONVALESCENCE. A CLINICAL TRIAL.


CYTOCHEMICAL LOCALIZATION OF OXIDATIVE AND HYDROLYTIC ENZYMES IN VON EBNER'S GLANDS.


THE EVALUATION OF NEURO-PSYCHIATRIC SEQUELAE IN CHILDREN AFTER PARAINFECTIOUS ENCEPHALITIS.


THE BIOLOGICAL PURIFICATION OF THE EFFLUENT FROM A LURGI PLANT GASIFYING BITUMINOUS COALS.


AIR POLLUTION BIBLIOGRAPHY.

AIR POLLUTION BIBLIOGRAPHY.


TUMORS OF THE STOMACH.

TUMORS OF THE STOMACH.


NERVE ENDINGS OF THE NORTH AMERICAN OPOSSUM (DIDELPHIS VIRGINIANA): A COMPARISON WITH NERVE ENDINGS OF PRIMATES.


AN ADVANCE IN SOMATOTYPE PHOTOGRAPHY.

AN ADVANCE IN SOMATOTYPE PHOTOGRAPHY.


RIO GRANDE PUEBLO ALBINISM.

RIO GRANDE PUEBLO ALBINISM.


THE ERUPTION OF THE PERMANENT DENTITION OF CHIMPANZEE.


DISTRIBUTION OF HEREDITARY BLOOD ANTIGENS AMONG INDIANS IN MIDDLE AMERICA. VI. IN BRITISH HONDURAS.


THE INFLUENCE OF AGE AND NUTRITIONAL STATUS ON "BONE SCAR" FORMATION IN THE DISTAL END OF THE GROWING RADIUS.


THE SKIN OF PRIMATES. 28. THE SKIN OF THE RHESUS MONKEY (MACACA MULATTA).


A SIMPLE METHOD OF INDUCING ERECT POSTURE IN BABOONS.


OBSERVATIONS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF A POTTO BORN IN CAPTIVITY.


HAPTOGLOBIN TYPES IN NATIVE CHILEANS: A HYBRID POPULATION.


THE UPTAKE OF ETHYLENE IN MAN.

THE UPTAKE OF ETHYLENE IN MAN.


PULMONARY COMPLIANCE DURING ANESTHESIA.

PULMONARY COMPLIANCE DURING ANESTHESIA.


EFFECTS OF ATROPINE AND SCOPOLAMINE ON THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM IN MAN. 2. SECONDARY BRADYCARDIA AFTER SCOPOLAMINE.


CEREBRAL CIRCULATION DURING GENERAL ANESTHESIA AND HYPERVENTILATION IN MAN.: THIOPENTAL INDUCTION TO NITROUS OXIDE AND D-TUBOCURARINE.


OF DOGS AND MEN.

OF DOGS AND MEN.


EFFECTS OF ALPHA AND BETA ADRENERGIC BLOCKING AGENTS ON CYCLOPROPANE-CATECHOLAMINE CARDIAC ARRHYTHMIAS.


SPLANCHNIC CIRCULATION DURING CYCLOPROPANE ANESTHESIS IN NORMAL MAN.


STUDIES ON THE SPECIFICITY OF NARCOTIC ANTAGONISTS.


SERUM CHLONESTERASE ACTIVITY DURING PREGNANCY, LABOR AND THE PUERPERIUM.


CONTROLLED EXERCISE IN ASTHMATIC CHILDREN.


CEREBROSPINAL FLUID PROTEINS AND SPINAL ANESTHESIA IN OBSTETRICS.


PURITY OF WHITE MINERAL OIL.

PURITY OF WHITE MINERAL OIL.


OBSERVATIONS ON LOMECTOMIZED ASTHMATIC PATIENTS.


ALLERGY THERAPY IN SEROUS OTITIS MEDIA ASSOCIATED WITH ALLERGIC RHINITIS.


THE ESSENCE OF ALLERGY.

THE ESSENCE OF ALLERGY.


ABSCESS FORMATION AS A COMPLICATION OF EMULSION THERAPY.


A PRESSURE-SENSITIVE VENTILATOR ALARM.

A PRESSURE-SENSITIVE VENTILATOR ALARM.


A SAFETY MODIFICATION OF THE AIR-SHIELDS VENTIMETER VENTILATOR.


TOPICAL REFRIGERATION AND FROST ANESTHESIA.


A SIMPLIFIED TECHNIQUE OF TOPICAL ANESTHESIA FOR BRONCHOGRAPHY.


SANFORD BURTON HOOKER, 1888-1964.

SANFORD BURTON HOOKER, 1888-1964.


SIMPLIFIED APPARATUS FOR IPPB/AEROSOL THERAPY.


ENDOTRACHEAL INTUBATION IN A PATIENT WITH ANKYLOSING SPONDYLITIS OF THE CERVICAL SPINE.


THE CROSSROADS OF SURGERY.

THE CROSSROADS OF SURGERY.


ADRENOCORTICAL FUNCTION IN BRONCHOGENIC CARCINOMA: STUDY OF 100 PATIENTS.


SURGICAL TREATMENT OF EXTENSIVE CANCERS OF THE MOUTH AND PHARYNX.


BRONCHOGENIC CARCINOMA: A STUDY OF CASES TREATED AT JOHN HOPKINS HOSPITAL FROM 1933-1958.


PRIMARY PULMONARY RHABDOMYOSARCOMA; REPORT OF THREE CASES AND LITERATURE REVIEW.


MANAGEMENT OF COIN LESIONS AND CARCINOMA OF THE LUNG.


ESOPHAGEAL PERFORATION: DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT.


DIAGNOSIS AND SURGICAL CONTROL OF HYPERPARATHYROIDISM.


COMBINED RADIATION AND SURGICAL TREATMENT OF CARCINOMA OF THE ESOPHAGUS.


SURGICAL TREATMENT OF COMPLICATIONS OF ESOPHAGEAL HIATAL HERNIA.


CRITICAL EVALUATION OF MAMMOGRAPHY IN THE MANAGEMENT OF BREAST DISEASE.


CHRONIC CYSTIC PAROTITIS.

CHRONIC CYSTIC PAROTITIS.


SUPERIOR VENA CAVAL OBSTRUCTION: INDICATIONS FOR DIAGNOSTIC THORACOTOMY.


SUPERIOR VENA CAVA SYNDROME DUE TO HISTOPLASMOSIS IN CHILDREN.


DISSEMINATION OF CANCER WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON VASCULAR SPREAD AND IMPLANTATION.


PLICATION OF THE INFERIOR VENA CAVA FOR PULMONARY EMBOLISM: LONG-TERM RESULTS IN 39 CASES.


HYPERPARATHYROID CRISIS: SURVEY OF THE LITERATURE AND A REPORT OF TWO ADDITIONAL CASES.


SURGICAL TREATMENT OF REGIONAL ENTERITIS: REVIEW OF 85 CASES.


PHLEGMASIA CERULEA DOLENS: A 10-YEAR REVIEW.


THE FIRST AUTOPSIED CASE OF EPIDEMIC HEMORRHAGIC FEVER IN JAPAN.


SEDIMENTATION CHARACTERISTICS OF JAPANESE ENCCEPHALITIS VIRUS RIBONUCLEIC ACID.


ON THE RELEASE OF VIRAL NUCLEIC ACID FROM THE ICOSAHEDRAL CAPSID.


A PROFILE OF RIBONUCLEIC ACID SYNTHESIS IN CORYNEBACTERIUM DIPHTHERIAE TREATED WITH ACTINOMYCIN S.


OCCURRENCE OF EPIDEMIC HEMORRHAGIC FEVER IN OSAKA CITY: FIRST CASES FOUND IN JAPAN WITH CHARACTERISTIC FEATURE OF MARKED PROTEINURIA.


FORMATION OF BONE MARROW IN ISOLATED SEGMENT OF RIB PERIOSTEUM IN RABBIT AND DOG.