LASER VERSUS LIGHT COAGULATOR: A FUNDUSCOPIC AND HISTOLOGIC STUDY OF CHORIORETINAL INJURY AS A FUNCTION OF EXPOSURE TIME.


INTERACTION OF LASER RADIATION WITH BIOLOGIC SYSTEMS. I. STUDIES ON INTERACTION WITH TISSUES.


CLINICAL USE OF THE LASER RETINAL PHOTOCOAGULATOR.


USE OF PROTECTIVE GOGGLES IN AREAS OF LASER RADIATION.


CLINICAL EXPERIENCES WITH LASER PHOTOCOAGULATION.


FLASH BLINDNESS AS A FUNCTION OF WAVELENGTH SPECIFICITY.


ANATOMIC AND HISTOCHEMICAL CHANGES IN SKIN AFTER LASER IRRADIATION.


BASIC ASPECTS OF LASER OPERATION.

BASIC ASPECTS OF LASER OPERATION.


DERMATOLOGIC MANIFESTATIONS OF LASER RADIATION.


EFFECTS OF LASER RADIATION ON TYROSINASE.


DIFFERENTIATION AND IMMUNOLOGICAL COMPATIBILITY.


SPECIFIC FEATURES OF THE OUTCOME OF TRANSPLANTATION OF FOREIGN HAEMATOPOIETIC AND LYMPHOID CELLS IN THE MIDLETHAL IRRADIATION RANGE.


THE EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH TO PROBLEMS OF EVOLUTION.


CHANGES IN THE HOST RANGE OF THE TUMOUR CELL. IMMUNOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF SPECIFIC ISOANTIGENIC VARIANTS.


HOMOLOGOUS TRANSPLANTATION OF TOOTH GERMS BETWEEN RELATED AND UNRELATED NEWBORN RATS.


EXPERIMENTAL VIRAL LEUKAEMIA AS A RHYTHMIC GROWTH PROCESS. IV. SYSTEMATIC FLUCTUATION OF THE MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF BAI STRAIN A VIRUS PARTICLES DURING THE LEUKAEMIC PROCESS IN THE BLOOD.


ANTIGENICITY OF IRRADIATED CELLS.

ANTIGENICITY OF IRRADIATED CELLS.


NOTES ON THE SUBSTRATE SPECIFICIY OF ADENOSINETRIPHOSPHATASE (ATP-ASE) AND PYRUVATE PHOSPHOKINASE ACTIVITY IN THE PLASMA OF CHICKS INFECTED WITH AVIAN LEUKAEMIA (MYELOBLASTOSIS).


MALIGNANT TRANSFORMATION OF SYRIAN HAMSTER EMBRYONIC CELLS WITH ROUS VIRUS OF THE SCHMIDT-RUPPIN STRAIN IN VITRO.


INTRASPECIFIC AND INTERSPECIFIC NUCLEAR TRANSPLANTATIONS IN TRITURUS.


RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PRE-OPERATIVE BLEEDING AND PERFORATION AND BLEEDING AFTER OPERATIONS FOR DUODENAL ULCER.


A CASE OF UNEXPLAINED GASTROINTESTINAL PROTEIN LOSS.


TOTAL ANOMALOUS PULMONARY VENOUS DRAINAGE: A CASE REPORT.


THE DIAGNOSIS OF NEUROBLASTOMA.

THE DIAGNOSIS OF NEUROBLASTOMA.


MODERN CONCEPTS IN ACUTE RHEUMATIC FEVER--A REVIEW.


RHEUMATIC FEVER.

RHEUMATIC FEVER.


MORQUIO'S DISEASE. BRIEF REVIEW WITH A CASE REPORT.


SUSTAINED HYPONATREMIA DURING INFECTIONS.


THE RISK OF SARCOMATOUS CHANGE AFTER IRON-DEXTRAN THERAPY.


DE LANGE'S SYNDROME.

DE LANGE'S SYNDROME.


EDITORIAL.

EDITORIAL.


CARCINOMA IN SITU AND BASAL CELL HYPERPLASIA OF THE CERVIX UTERI.


METHICILLIN-RESISTANT STAPHYLOCOCCUS PYOGENES.


MYOFIBRILLAR MINERALISATION OF THE HEART.


THE LONG-TERM MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS WITH CORONARY HEART DISEASE.


SIGNIFICANCE OF ATMOSPHERIC OZONE AS A PHYTOTOXICANT.


EVALUATION OF CONTACT COLUMNS FOR NITROGEN DIOXIDE ABSORPTION.


FIELD EXPERIENCE WITH THE MAST OZONE RECORDER.


THE UTILIZATION OF OPTIMUM METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS FOR THE REDUCTION OF LOS ANGELES AUTOMOTIVE POLLUTION.


STUDIES ON THE ROLE OF SULFUR DIOXIDE IN VISIBILITY REDUCTION.


INVESTIGATION TO DETERMINE THE POSSIBLE NEED FOR A REGULATION ON ORGANIC COMPOUND EMISSIONS FROM STATIONARY SOURCES IN THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA.


SEMI-AUTOMATED ANALYSIS OF FLUORIDE IN BIOLOGICAL MATERIALS.


ASURVEY OF PRACTICES IN REGARD TO THE AIR POLLUTION ASPECTS OF "DUTCH" ELM DISEASE ERADICATION.


OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE: A MEDICAL REFORMATION.


NEW PERSPECTIVES IN THE ROENTGEN DIAGNOSIS OF THE ACUTE ABDOMEN.


TREATMENT OF EMOTIONAL DISTURBANCES IN CLINIC PATIENTS.


ADVISORY BOARD FOR OSTEOPATHIC SPECIALISTS AND BOARDS OF CERTIFICATION.


WILLIAM HARVEY, MD: MODERN OR ANCIENT SCIENTIST?


PERSONALITY FACTORS IN COLLEGE DROPOUT.

PERSONALITY FACTORS IN COLLEGE DROPOUT.


THE ROLE OF THE REFERRING PHYSICIAN IN ROENTGEN DIAGNOSIS.


ANNUAL REPORT TO THE ARKANSAS MEDICAL SOCIETY FROM ARKANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALTH FISCAL YEAR 1963-64.


U OF A MED CENTER LIBRARY.

U OF A MED CENTER LIBRARY.


TROPHOBLASTIC DISEASE AT UAMC 1940-1964.


OCCLUSIVE CEREBROVASCULAR DISEASE.

OCCLUSIVE CEREBROVASCULAR DISEASE.


A STUDY OF THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE TOOTH MATERIAL TO CORONAL AND BASAL ARCHES IN CHINESE CHILDREN OF ACCEPTED NORMAL OCCLUSION.


CIRCADIAN REACTIVITY RHYTHMS OF HUMAN SKIN TO HISTAMINE OR ALLERGEN AND THE ADRENAL CYCLE.


THE EFFECT OF SODIUM TAUROCHOLATE ON THE ISOLATED RABBIT ATRIA.


REACTIONS TO OIL-ADJUVANT TRACHOMA VACCINE: TAIWAN 1962-1964.


A METHOD FOR ASSAYING TYROSINE-ALPHA-KETOGLUTARATE TRANSAMINASE USING P-METHOXYPHENYLALANINE AS SUBSTRATE.


PARASITISM OF PARAGONIMUS WESTERMANI METACERCAREAE IN POTAMON CRABS.


STUDIES ON BETA-CARBOLINES. 3. EFFECT OF HARMAN HYDROCHLORIDE ON MONOAMINE OXIDASE AND THE UTERINE CONTRACTILITY INDUCED BY N-MONOMETHYLTRYPTAMINE HYDROCHLORIDE.


THE AORTIC ARCH SYNDROMES. A REPORT OF FOUR CASES WITH ANGIOGRAMS.


ISOLATION AND PURIFICATION OF A RIBONUCLEASE FROM RED BEAN (PHASEOLUS RADIATUS L. VAR. AUREA PHAIN) SPROUT.


THE IMMUNOGLOBULINS OF MICE. 3. SKIN SENSITIZING ACTIVITY OF MOUSE IMMUNOGLOBULINS.


THE DEVELOPMENT OF UROKINASE AS A THROMBOLYTIC AGENT. MAINTENANCE OF A SUSTAINED THROMBOLYTIC STATE IN MAN BY ITS INTRAVENOUS INFUSION.


THE ASSAY OF UROKINASE PREPARATIONS FOR CONTAMINATION WITH THROMBOPLASTIC MOIETIES.


VITAMIN E STATUS OF HUMANS DURING PROLONGED FEEDING OF UNSATURATED FATS.


THE EFFECT OF SF 20-10-5 CONCENTRATION CHANGES INDUCED BY ETHYL CHLOROPHENOXYISOBUTYRATE ON HIGH-DENSITY LIPOPROTEIN LIPID COMPOSITION.


ERYTHROCYTE METABOLISM. VI. CELL SHAPE AND THE LOCATION OF CHOLESTEROL IN THE ERYTHROCYTE MEMBRANE.


FURTHER STUDIES ON THE ERYTHROPOIETIC EFFECT OF ANDROGENS.


THE PROBLEM OF THE STEM CELL: OBSERVATIONS IN DOGS FOLLOWING NITROGEN MUSTARD.


URINARY ELECTROLYTES AT LOW RATES OF URINE FLOW AFTER EXPANSION OF EXTRACELLULAR VOLUME.


THE CONVERSION OF HEMATIN TO BILE PIGMENT IN THE RAT.


HUMAN CYTOMEGALOVIRUS: ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF A PRIMARY VIRAL ISOLATE.


TRANSFER OF AMMONIA IN THE HUMAN JEJUNUM.


EXPOSING THE MEDICAL STUDENT TO PUBLIC HEALTH.


A METHOD FOR MEASURING URINARY PREGNANEDIOL BY A DOUBLE ISOTOPE DERIVATIVE DILUTION TECHNIQUE UTILIZING THIN LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY.


DETERMINATION OF MYOGLOBIN AND HEMOGLOBIN.


JOSEPH E DAHL.

JOSEPH E DAHL.


MENINGIOMA WITH INTRACEREBRAL, CEREBELLAR AND VISCERAL METASTASES.


AN IMPROVED METHOD FOR MEASUREMENT OF FREE EPINEPHRINE AND NOREPINEPHRINE WITH A PHOSPHATE-METAPHOSPHATE BUFFER IN THE TRIHYDROXYINDOLE PROCEDURE.


MESH SKIN GRAFTING: REPORT OF A TYPICAL CASE.


REACTION OF SUPERVISORS TO EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED EMPLOYEES: A STUDY OF DEVIATION IN A WORK ENVIRONMENT.


HUMAN FACTORS IN INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE: THE CHALLENGE OF THE INDUSTRIAL HEALTH PROFESSIONS: REVIEW OF A SYMPOSIUM.


TREATMENT OF HYDROFLUORIC ACID BURNS.

TREATMENT OF HYDROFLUORIC ACID BURNS.


DISC SURGERY AND CHRONIC LOW-BACK PAIN.

DISC SURGERY AND CHRONIC LOW-BACK PAIN.


INJURY PRODUCED BY SEAT BELTS: REPORT OF 2 CASES.


INDUSTRIAL HEALTH IN KOREA--1964.

INDUSTRIAL HEALTH IN KOREA--1964.


EAST RANGE SYMPOSIUM. 3. AUDIOMETRY IN INDUSTRY.


EAST RANGE SYMPOSIUM. IV. PRINCIPLES OF NOISE CONTROL.


INTRODUCTION TO OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH STATISTICS. 3. LIFE TABLES.


PRIOR AUTHORIZATION FOR MEDICAL TREATMENT AS A PREREQUISITE FOR BENEFITS.


PERIODONTAL PATHOSIS IN MAN X. EFFECT OF COMBINED VERSUS ANIMAL PROTEIN SUPPLEMENTATION UPON SULCUS DEPTH.


A SIMPLIFIED PROCEDURE FOR EVALUATING ESTROGENIC EFFECTS AND THE SEX CHROMATIN PATTERN IN EXFOLIATED CELLS IN URINE: STUDIES IN PREMATURE THELARCHE AND GYNECOMASTIA OF ADOLESCENCE.


THE CHLORIDE PERMEABILITY OF FROG SARTORIUS.


CORTICAL CO2 TENSION AND NEURONAL EXCITABILITY.


CONTINUOUS RADIOTELEMETRIC RECORDS OF THE DEEP BODY TEMPERATURE OF SOME UNRESTRAINED AFRICAN MAMMALS UNDER NEAR-NATURAL CONDITIONS.


DIGESTION AND ABSORPTION IN THE LARGE INTESTINE OF THE SHEEP.


THE DEEP BODY TEMPERATURE OF AN UNRESTRAINED WELSH MOUNTAIN SHEEP RECORDED BY A RADIOTELEMETRIC TECHNIQUE DURING A 12-MONTH PERIOD.


A FOVEAL PIGMENT IN THE DEUTERANOPE.

A FOVEAL PIGMENT IN THE DEUTERANOPE.


A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF BRADYKININ, KALLIDIN II AND ELEDOISIN ON SEGMENTAL SUPERIOR MESENTERIC RESISTANCE.


CONE PIGMENT KINETICS IN THE DEUTERANOPE.


STRAY LIGHT AND THE MEASUREMENT OF MIXED PIGMENTS IN THE RETINA.


THE RED-SENSITIVE PIGMENT IN NORMAL CONES.


THE METABOLISM OF IODIDE BY THE THYROID GLAND AND BY THE UTERUS DURING EARLY PREGNANCY IN THE RAT.


THE EFFECT OF TESTOSTERON DURING THE NEONATAL PERIOD ON THE THYROID GLAND OF MALE AND FEMALE RATS.


LIABILITY INSURANCE AND THE REHABILITATION MOVEMENT. THE ACCIDENT VICTIM: CLAIMANT OR CLIENT.


AN ANALYSIS OF 2,418 EMERGENCY ROOM ADMISSIONS.


SCALENE LYMPH NODE BIOPSY IN DIAGNOSIS OF INTRATHORACIC DISEASE.


DIVERTICULA OF THE JEJUNUM WITH PERFORATION. REPORT OF TWO CASES.


THE DISK METHOD FOR DETERMINING THE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF MICROORGANISMS TO CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC AGENTS.


POISONOUS PLANTS IN SOUTH CAROLINA. 3.

POISONOUS PLANTS IN SOUTH CAROLINA. 3.


NEW UNIVERSITY COUNCIL COORDINATES REHABILITATION SERVICES.


MEDICAL SCHOOLING IN SOUTH CAROLINA. 3. BEGINNINGS.


THE OLDER CLIENT CAN BE HELPED.

THE OLDER CLIENT CAN BE HELPED.


TONGUE-THRUST AND DEGLUTITION: SOME ANATOMICAL, PHYSIOLOGICAL, AND NEUROLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS.


ABNORMAL B'EK'ESY TRACINGS IN NORMAL EARS.


THE ROLE OF THE LARYNGECTOMEE IN POST-LARYNGECTOMY VOICE INSTRUCTION.


MILWAUKEE REHABILITATION FACILITIES SPOTLIGHTED FOR NRA CONFERENCE-GOERS.


BARRIERS TO EFFECTIVE CASE RECORDING.

BARRIERS TO EFFECTIVE CASE RECORDING.


AN IMPROVED PROFESSIONAL ROLE FOR NRA.

AN IMPROVED PROFESSIONAL ROLE FOR NRA.


COMMENTS ON INVESTIGATING LISTENER REACTION TO SPEECH DISFLUENCY.


BRAIN DAMAGE AND VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION.


TELLING AND SELLING THE WORKSHOP STORY.

TELLING AND SELLING THE WORKSHOP STORY.


COMPENSATORY TONGUE-PALATE-POSTERIOR PHARYNGEAL WALL RELATIONSHIPS IN CLEFT PALATE.


THE BOY WHO WOULDN'T SAY "HUH": A SUGGESTED AREA FOR RESEARCH.


THE AUTOMOBILE AS A PROSTHETIC DEVICE IN PHYSICAL REHABILITATION.


CLINICAL MEASUREMENT OF ESOPHAGEAL SPEECH. 3. PERFORMANCE OF NON-BIASED GROUPS.


A CASE OF SEVERE UNILATERAL HEARING LOSS HELPED BY A HEARING AID.


OTO-AUDIOLOGICAL FINDINGS IN TREACHER COLLINS' SYNDROME: AN INTERESTING CASE.


EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF THE EFFECTS OF ACIDOSIS AND ALKALOSIS ON MYOCARDIAL FUNCTION AFTER AORTIC OCCLUSION.


RENAL TOXICITY OF POLYBRENE, (HEXADIMETHRINE BROMIDE).


EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON DIFFERENTIAL HYPOTHERMIA OF THE LIVER.


EFFECT OF INCISIONAL BIOPSY ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL TUMOR METASTASES.


EVALUATION OF PRECORDIAL DETECTION AND ARTERIAL SAMPLING FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF CARDIAC OUTPUT USING THE INDICATOR DILUTION PRINCIPLE.


NUTRITIONAL LAENNEC'S CIRRHOSIS IN THE MACACA MULATTA MONKEY.


ALZHEIMER'S PRESENILE DEMENTIA. A HISTOCHEMICAL AND ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDY.


RICHARD B CATTELL, MD--1900-1964.

RICHARD B CATTELL, MD--1900-1964.


METHYLDOPA IN THE TREATMENT OF HYPERTENSION.


CHEMOTHERAPY OF CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE:  A DOUBLE-BLIND CROSSOVER STUDY OF PETN AND PENTRIUM.


SALT-LOSING NEPHRITIS: RESPONSE TO LICORICE THERAPY. REPORT OF A CASE.


THE DOCTOR'S NEW DILEMMA.

THE DOCTOR'S NEW DILEMMA.


CASE SELECTION FOR LIGHT COAGULATION OF MEDICAL AND MALIGNANT LESIONS OF OCULAR FUNDUS.


MANAGEMENT OF INOPERABLE PROSTATIC CANCER.


PHEOCHROMOCYTOMA: ROENTGENOGRAPHIC HELP IN DIAGNOSIS AND SURGICAL APPROACH.


SURGERY IN THE CONSERVATIVE TREATMENT OF RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS OF THE HAND.


ADVANCES IN CLINICAL ELECTRODIAGNOSIS.

ADVANCES IN CLINICAL ELECTRODIAGNOSIS.


THE ADOLESCENT'S OFFICE VISIT.

THE ADOLESCENT'S OFFICE VISIT.


EVOLUTION OF THE SURGICAL LESIONS WHICH INFLUENCE PARKINSONISM.


AN APPROACH TO THE MANAGEMENT OF ATHLETIC INJURIES.


CORROSIVE GASTRITIS AFTER FORMALDEHYDE INGESTION.


THYROID PROBLEMS DURING ADOLESCENCE.

THYROID PROBLEMS DURING ADOLESCENCE.


THE PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT OF TOXIC PSYCHOSIS (POSTOPERATIVE PSYCHOSIS).


NEUROLOGICAL PROBLEMS IN ADOLESCENCE WITH PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO SEIZURES.


ADENOCARCINOMA OF THE VERMIFORM APPENDIX: A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE AND CASE REPORTS.


GROWTH PROBLEMS IN THE ADOLESCENT.

GROWTH PROBLEMS IN THE ADOLESCENT.


METHODS OF TREATING EVERYDAY EMOTIONAL PROBLEMS IN ADOLESCENTS.


SOME EMOTIONAL PROBLEMS OF ADOLESCENTS.

SOME EMOTIONAL PROBLEMS OF ADOLESCENTS.


OBESITY IN ADOLESCENCE.

OBESITY IN ADOLESCENCE.


MENSTRUATION AND THE ADOLESCENT.

MENSTRUATION AND THE ADOLESCENT.


CARDIA PROBLEMS IN ADOLESCENTS.

CARDIA PROBLEMS IN ADOLESCENTS.


DIABETES IN ADOLESCENCE.

DIABETES IN ADOLESCENCE.


ORTHOPEDIC PROBLEMS IN ADOLESCENTS.

ORTHOPEDIC PROBLEMS IN ADOLESCENTS.


SURGICAL PROBLEMS OF THE ADOLESCENT.

SURGICAL PROBLEMS OF THE ADOLESCENT.


EVALUATION OF BLOOD PRESSURE AND PHYSICAL FITNESS IN ADOLESCENTS.


GASTROINTESTINAL DISORDERS IN ADOLESCENTS.


A NEUROHUMORAL SUBSTANCE DISCHARGED INTO BLOOD PERFUSATE FROM ISOLATED RABBIT HEADS BY INTRACEREBRAL MORPHINE.


EFFECTS OF STRYCHNINE AND CANNABIS SATIVA (MARIHUANA) ON THE NUCLEIC ACID CONTENT IN BRAIN OF THE RAT.


AN ATTEMPT AT CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC TREATMENT OF MOTOR CELL DAMAGE IN THE ANTERIOR HORN OF THE RAT SPINAL CORD.


PRESENCE OF BLOOD IN TEARS DURING THE MECHOLYL TEST.


INVESTIGATIONS ON THE EFFECT OF NICOTINIC ACID ON PLASMA FREE FATTY ACID LEVELS.


FRACTIONAL EXCHANGE RATE OF ALBUMIN FROM CEREBROSPINAL FLUID TO PLASMA IN MAN.


TREATMENT OF PYELONEPHRITIS: BACTERIAL, DRUG AND HOST FACTORS IN SUCCESS OR FAILURE AMONG 252 PATIENTS.


AN INTEREST IN SURGERY.

AN INTEREST IN SURGERY.


REMOVAL OF FISHHOOKS.

REMOVAL OF FISHHOOKS.


MYCOSES IN NEW ENGLAND.

MYCOSES IN NEW ENGLAND.


RAPID ESTIMATION OF PLASMA CARBON DIOXIDE TENSION FROM PH AND TOTAL CARBON DIOXIDE CONTENT.


CASE RECORDS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL: CASE 23-1965.


AN OUTBREAK OF SPOROTRICHOSIS IN VERMONT ASSOCIATED WITH SPHAGNUM MOSS AS THE SOURCE OF INFECTION.


DIETARY PROTEIN AND RENAL FAILURE.

DIETARY PROTEIN AND RENAL FAILURE.


AMINOACIDURIA.

AMINOACIDURIA.


MASSACHUSETTS MEDICAL SOCIETY, COMMITTEE ON MATERNAL WELFARE: CORONARY OCCLUSION.


EXCEPTIONAL INTELLIGENCE IN A MONGOLOID CHILD OF A FAMILY WITH A 13-15/PARTIAL 21 (D/PARTIAL G) TRANSLOCATION.


TWO XY SIBLINGS WITH GONADAL DYSGENESIS AND A FEMALE PHENOTYPE.


HEMOLYTIC ANEMIA OF MECHANICAL ORIGIN WITH AORTIC-VALVE PROSTHESIS.


PREVALENCE OF CALCIFIED MENISCAL CARTILAGE IN ELDERLY PERSONS.


ACCIDENTAL PERFORATION OF THE COLON AND RECTUM IN NEWBORN INFANTS.


DE SENECTUTE.

DE SENECTUTE.


MYTH AND STEREOTYPE IN THE CLINICAL MEDICINE OF OLD AGE.


DRUGS EMPLOYED FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF IMMUNOLOGIC RESPONSIVENESS.


HYPERNATREMIA COMPLICATING PROLONGED MANNITOL DIURESIS.


CASE RECORDS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL: CASE 24-1965.


APPRAISAL OF NUTRITION.

APPRAISAL OF NUTRITION.


LIMITATIONS OF HEIGHT-WEIGHT STANDARDS.

LIMITATIONS OF HEIGHT-WEIGHT STANDARDS.


MONOCHLORAMINE HAZARD FROM A MIXTURE OF HOUSEHOLD CLEANING SOLUTIONS.


POLAROGRAPHIC METHOD OF DETERMINATION OF OXYGEN CONSUMPTION BY SURVIVING DENTAL TISSUES.


LOCAL EFFECT OF DIET ON PLAQUE FORMATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF GINGIVITIS IN DOGS. I. EFFECT OF HARD AND SOFT DIETS.


LOCAL EFFECT OF DIET ON PLAQUE FORMATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF GINGIVITIS IN DOGS. II. EFFECT OF HIGH CARBOHYDRATE VERSUS HIGH PROTEIN-FAT DIETS.


THE CONCENTRATION OF SOME ELEMENTS IN THE ENAMEL OF UNERUPTED (IMPACTED) HUMAN TEETH.


LOCAL EFFECT OF DIET ON PLAQUE FORMATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF GINGIVITIS IN DOGS. 3. EFFECT OF FREQUENCY OF MEALS AND TUBE FEEDING.


THE ULTRASTRUCTURE OF RETINOBLASTOMATA.

THE ULTRASTRUCTURE OF RETINOBLASTOMATA.


CONGENITAL ABNORMALITIES OF THE URINARY COLLECTING SYSTEM: THEIR RECOGNITION AND MANAGEMENT.


EMZYMES IN KWASHIORKOR.

EMZYMES IN KWASHIORKOR.


REPORT ON COUNCILMAN'S TOUR-1965.

REPORT ON COUNCILMAN'S TOUR-1965.


THE FACTS OF LIFE.

THE FACTS OF LIFE.


GRADUATE TRAINING IN PHYSIOLOGY.

GRADUATE TRAINING IN PHYSIOLOGY.


BALANCE BETWEEN DEPTH AND BROAD COVERAGE IN GRADUATE TRAINING IN PHYSIOLOGY.


SOME CRITERIA FOR EVALUATION OF THE DEVELOPMENT AND PERFORMANCE FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS IN PHYSIOLOGY.


THE TERMINAL MASTER'S DEGREE IN PHYSIOLOGY.


IF I HAD TO DO IT ALL OVER AGAIN.

IF I HAD TO DO IT ALL OVER AGAIN.


WILLIAM F HAMILTON.

WILLIAM F HAMILTON.


ON THE ONTOGENY OF THE PINEAL- AND PARAPINEAL ORGANS IN TELEOST FISHES.


THE HISTOLOGIC STRUCTURE OF THE HUMAN PINEAL BODY.


ULTRASTRUCTURE AND DEVELOPMENT OF AMPHIBIAN PINEAL ORGANS.


FURTHER LIGHT AND ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF THE PINEAL EYE, WITH A NOTE ON THERMOREGULATORY ASPECTS.


HISTOLOGICAL STRUCTURE AND CYTOLOGY OF THE PINEAL COMPLEX IN FISHES, AMPHIBIANS AND REPTILES.


THE EPIPHYSEAL CELL: AN ELECTRON-MICROSCOPIC STUDY OF ITS INTERCELLULAR RELATIONSHIPS AND INTRACELLULAR MORPHOLOGY IN THE PINEAL BODY OF THE ALBINO RAT.


ULTRASTRUCTURE AND PHARMACOLOGICAL STUDIES OF NERVE ENDINGS IN THE PINEAL ORGAN.


SURVEY OF THE DEVELOPMENT AND COMPARATIVE MORPHOLOGY OF THE PINEAL ORGAN.


LOCALIZATION OF NEURONAL AND PARENCHYMAL MONOAMINES UNDER NORMAL AND EXPERIMENTAL CONDITIONS IN THE MAMMALIAN PINEAL GLAND.


OBSERVATIONS ON THE RAT PINEAL IN TISSUE CULTURE.


PHYSIOLOGY OF THE PINEAL BODY.

PHYSIOLOGY OF THE PINEAL BODY.


PINEAL REGULATION OF BODY BLANCHING IN AMPHIBIAN LARVAE.


HISTOLOGICAL STRUCTURE AND CYTOLOGY OF THE PINEAL ORGAN IN BIRDS AND MAMMALS.


ANALYSIS OF ANTAGONISMS BETWEEN PINEAL MELATONIN AND OTHER AGENTS WHICH ACT ON THE AMPHIBIAN MELANOPHORE.


THE FORMATION, METABOLISM, AND PHYSIOLOGIC EFFECTS OF MELATONIN IN MAMMALS.


UPTAKE OF I-131-LABELED TRIIODOTHYRONINE IN THE PINEAL BODY AS COMPARED WITH THE CEREBRAL GREY AND OTHER TISSUES OF THE RAT.


ALTERATIONS OF THE PINEAL LIPID CONTENT IN THE RAT UNDER HORMONAL INFLUENCES.


METABOLIC AND MORPHOLOGIC STUDIES ON THE RAT PINEAL ORGAN DURING PUBERTY.


THE PINEAL GLAND AND THE CONTROL OF ELECTROLYTE BALANCE AND OF GONADOTROPIC SECRETION: FUNCTIONAL AND MORPHOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS.


PARTICIPATION OF THE EPITHALAMO-EPIPHYSEAL SYSTEM IN THE REGULATION OF WATER AND ELECTROLYTES METABOLISM.


THE EFFECT OF PINEALECTOMY AND OF LESIONS IN THE SUBCOMMISSURAL BODY ON THE RATS OF ALDOSTERONE SECRETION BY RAT ADRENAL GLANDS IN VITRO.


EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE FOR PINEAL PARTICIPATION IN HOMEOSTASIS OF BRAIN COMPOSITION.


SURVEY OF THE INNERVATION OF THE EPIPHYSIS CEREBRI AND THE ACCESSORY PINEAL ORGANS OF VERTEBRATES.


A METHOD FOR INDEPENDENT AND REVERSIBLE EXCLUSION OF CHANGES IN ACTIVITY OF THE CAROTID CHEMORECEPTORS AND BARORECEPTORS: STUDIES ON SYSTEMIC HYPOXIA.


DEVELOPMENT OF SUPERSENSITIVITY AS DEPENDENT ON THE LENGTH OF DEGENERATING NERVE FIBRES.


COMPOSITION OF THE RENAL CORTEX AND MEDULLA OF RATS DURING WATER DIURESIS AND ANTIDIURESIS.


THE ACUTE EFFECT OF VASOPRESSIN UPON THE COMPOSITION OF THE RAT RENAL CORTEX AND MEDULLA.


SOLUTES IN THE RUMEN OF THE SHEEP.

SOLUTES IN THE RUMEN OF THE SHEEP.


THE HEMOGLOBIN, OXYGEN, CARBON DIOXIDE AND HYDROGEN ION CONCENTRATIONS IN THE UMBILICAL BLOODS OF SHEEP AND GOATS AS SAMPLED VIA INDWELLING PLASTIC CATHETERS.


MAST CELL PRODUCTS AND TISSUE CALCIFICATION.


CHANGES IN THE COMPOSITION OF SHEEP MUSCLE DURING MALNUTRITION AND COBALT DEFICIENCY.


THE FUNCTION OF THE CALLOSAL CONNECTIONS OF THE VISUAL CORTEX.


AN INSTRUMENT FOR EVALUATION OF SKILL IN WOMEN'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES.


ANTHROPOMETRICAL OBSERVATIONS ON OBESE AND NONOBESE YOUNG MEN UNDERGOING A PROGRAM OF VIGOROUS PHYSICAL EXERCISE.


LINEAR RELATIONSHIPS OF ISOMETRIC STRENGTH TO PROPULSIVE FORCE, ANGULAR VELOCITY, AND ANGULAR ACCELERATION IN THE STANDING BROAD JUMP.


EXPERIMENTS ON THE POSSIBLE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INCLUSION-BODY RHINITIS, ENZOOTIC PNEUMONIA AND TYPE-XI PNEUMONIA OF PIGS.


THE INOCULATION OF CALVES WITH PARAINFLUENZA 3 VIRUS.


SEX DIFFERENCES IN THE ERYTHROCYTE OF THE ADULT DOMESTIC FOWL.


A COMPARISON OF VISNA AND MAEDI VIRUSES. I. PHYSICAL, CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL PROPERTIES.


CULTURAL CHARACTERS OF SCRAPIE MOUSE BRAIN.


COMPARATIVE STUDIES ON PLASMA ENZYME ACTIVITIES IN EXPERIMENTAL HEPATIC NECROSIS IN THE HORSE.


ANTIGENICITY OF MYCOPLASMA MYCOIDES. II. FURTHER STUDIES ON THE PRECIPITATING ANTIGENS IN THE BODY FLUIDS FROM CASES OF CONTAGIOUS BOVINE PLEUROPNEUMONIA.


THE RELATIONSHIP OF CARCASE MEASUREMENTS AND DISSECTION DATA TO BEEF CARCASE COMPOSITION.


SWEATING IN DEHYDRATED STEERS.

SWEATING IN DEHYDRATED STEERS.


RESPONSES OF STEERS TO WATER RESTRICTION.


MALIGNANT CATARRHAL FEVER IN EAST AFRICA. I. BEHAVIOUR OF THE VIRUS IN FREE-LIVING POPULATIONS OF BLUE WILDEBEEST (GORGON TAURINUS TAURINUS, BURCHELL).


MALIGNANT CATARRHAL FEVER IN EAST AFRICA. II. OBSERVATIONS ON WILDEBEEST CALVES AT THE LABORATORY AND CONTACT TRANSMISSION OF THE INFECTION TO CATTLE.


THE EFFECTS OF AMBIENT TEMPERATURE AND AIR MOVEMENT ON LOCALIZED SENSIBLE HEAT-LOSS FROM THE PIG.


NITROGENOUS CONSTITUENTS OF SERUM AND URINE IN NORMAL AND SCRAPIE SHEEP.


THE EFFECT OF HUMIDITY ON TEMPERATURE REGULATION AND CUTANEOUS WATER LOSS IN THE YOUNG PIG.


ON THE PROBLEM OF MALE HOMOSEXUALITY.

ON THE PROBLEM OF MALE HOMOSEXUALITY.


BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF HYPOTHALAMIC EXTRACTS.


CHLORAMPHENICOL EXCRETION IN THE BILE.

CHLORAMPHENICOL EXCRETION IN THE BILE.


ANTIGEN-ANTIBODY INTERACTION IN THROMBOCYTES. THE PROBLEMS OF TYPING PLATELET ANTIGENS FOR THE PURPOSE OF SELECTING GRAFT DONORS.


INFLUENCE OF ULTRASOUND ON BONE TISSUE AND ITS METABOLISM.


SOME PROBLEMS OF COAGULATION, HAEMOSTASIS AND HAEMORRHAGIC CONDITIONS IN CHILDREN.


CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF THE VENOUS WALL OF NORMAL VEINS AND PRIMARY VARICOSE VEINS.


GIGANTISM: ITS INDUCTION BY GROWTH HORMONE IN THE SKELETON OF INTACT AND HYPOPHYSECTOMIZED RATS, AND ITS FAILURE FOLLOWING THYROIDECTOMY.


FEDERAL SUPPORT OF MEDICAL LIBRARIES.

FEDERAL SUPPORT OF MEDICAL LIBRARIES.


AFFERENT LOOP SYNDROME.

AFFERENT LOOP SYNDROME.


OCULAR INFLAMMATIONS.

OCULAR INFLAMMATIONS.


MANAGEMENT OF HEAD AND NECK INJURIES.

MANAGEMENT OF HEAD AND NECK INJURIES.


HOUSING IMPROVEMENT: THE PRESENT POSITION.


THE APPLICATION OF THE IRISH FOOD HYGIENE REGULATIONS.


ARE APTITUDE TESTS VALID FOR THE HIGHLY ABLE?


IMMUNOLOGIC TOLERANCE IN THYMECTOMIZED, IRRADIATED RATS GRAFTED WITH THYMUS FROM TOLERANT DONORS. Lewis rats, thymectomized at 5 weeks of age and irradiated at 8 weeks, received grafts of adult thymus and marrow, one or both grafts being derived from donors tolerant to bovine gamma-globulin. Challenge 3 or 6 weeks after grafting showed that delayed sensitization could not be induced in animals which received a tolerant thymus or tolerant thymus and marrow, though sensitization to a heterologous antigen (chicken ovalbumin) occurred normally. Arthus reactivity was regained slowly in animals receiving normal thymus and marrow and, to an equal extent, in those receiving grafts from tolerant donors.


SKIN GRAFTS: DELAYED REJECTION BETWEEN PAIRS OF CATTLE TWINS SHOWING ERYTHROCYTE CHIMERISM. Although dizygotic cattle twins with erythrocyte chimerism exhibit complete tolerance to each other's hematopoietic tissues exchanged in utero by way of chorionic anastomoses, they may not be completely tolerant to each other's histocompatibility antigens. Skin grafts exchanged between partners of 21 pairs of chimeric twins were rejected by more than half of the twins in an average of 250 days.


THE YOUNG OFFENDER.

THE YOUNG OFFENDER.


POTASSIUM-40 CONTENT AS A BASIS FOR THE CALCULATION OF BODY CELL MASS IN MAN. On the assumption that the potassium content of the body cell mass is constant it should be possible to estimate body cell mass by measuring potassium-40 activity with a whole-body scintillation counter. Relations of body cell mass to weight, lean body mass, and total body water are demonstrated.


THE NEXT STEPS IN ENVIRONMENTAL HYGIENE.


MODERNIZATION AND MANAGEMENT OF A PUBLIC ABATTOIR.


SMOOTH MUSCLE: AN ULTRASTRUCTURAL BASIS FOR THE DYNAMIC OF ITS CONTRACTION. Electron micrographs of vertebrate and invertebrate smooth muscle indicate that the myofilaments are oriented obliquely to the long axis of the muscle fibers containing them and insert along the sides of the fibers. As a result, a greater proportion of the contractile elements are in parallel with one another and a smaller proportion are in series than would be possible if the myofilaments were strictly parallel to the fiber axis. From this ultrastructural organization it is possible to predict several well-known, but previously unexplained, physiological properties of smooth muscle.


NURSING IN COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH CARE.

NURSING IN COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH CARE.


GALLSTONES PRODUCED EXPERIMENTALLY BY LITHOCHOLIC ACID IN RATS. Administration of lithocholic acid (1 percent in the diet) consistently produces choledocholithiasis in 8 weeks in rats on an 8-percent protein diet. The gallstones consist predominantly of the calcium salts of free and glycine-conjugated lithocholic and 3alpha,6beta-dihydroxy-5beta-cholanic acids. Conjugation of bile acid with taurine can be enhanced and stone formation can be inhibited by an increase in the dietary protein or by a diet supplemented with taurine.


ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH PRACTICES IN THE SOVIET UNION.


SEPARATION AND PARTIAL PURIFICATION OF PLASMA-MEMBRANE FRAGMENTS FROM EHRLICH ASCITES CARCINOMA MICROSOMES. Membrane vesicles arising from the surface of Ehrlich ascites carcinoma cells were separated from the bulk of other microsomal components in Ficoll density gradients. Initial separation depends on the differential action of magnesium ion on various microsomal components. Immunologic and enzymic markers were used to monitor separation and purification steps.


THE PLACE OF THE GIPSIES AND OTHER ITINERANT FAMILIES IN A CHANGING BRITAIN.


CHILD HEALTH: YESTERDAY, TODAY AND TOMORROW.


HERPES-LIKE VIRUS ISOLATED FROM NEONATAL AND FETAL DOGS. A herpes-like virus has been isolated from fetal and neonatal dogs that died with an acute hemorrhagic disease. The virus differs from the other herpes-like viruses in its immunologic and growth characteristics. It is capable of passing the placental barrier and of causing disease and death of some of the fetuses, but in other apparently healthy animals the virus may remain latent, becoming activated under certain conditions.


PASSIVE TRANSFER OF THE ACTION OF FREUND'S ADJUVANT BY SERUM OF RABBITS INJECTED WITH THE ADJUVANT. Serum collected at intervals from rabbits treated with Freund's complete adjuvant was injected together with fluid diphtheria toxoid into recipient rabbits. Control rabbits received toxoid alone or toxoid mixed with serum of untreated donors. There was no antibody response in the controls or in recipients of serum obtained from donors 3 days after adjuvant treatment. Recipients of serum obtained from donors 1 to 9 weeks after adjuvant treatment responded with antibody formation. The magnitude of the response of recipients was correlated with the increase in gamma-globulin concentration in the serums of the corresponding donor rabbits. Passive transfer of adjuvant action indicates that a serum factor, possibly natural antibody, is partially responsible for the immunity-enhancing activity of Freund's adjuvant.


PANCREATIC SECRETION INDUCED BY STIMULATION OF THE PYLORIC GLAND AREA OF THE STOMACH. Pure gastrin I of Gregory and Tracy stimulated secretion not only of gastric acid but also of pancreatic fluid and protein material. Similarly, endogenous release of gastrin from a transplanted pouch of the pyloric gland area of the stomach, initiated by irrigation with solutions of acetylcholine, stimulated gastric acid secretion and pancreatic flow and protein output in dogs with fistulas of both organs. The effect on the pancreas, like that on the stomach, was inhibited by acidification of the acetylcholine solution.


RESPONSE OF THE RABBIT OVIDUCT TO A TISSUE ADHESIVE. Sexual sterilization of mammals by the production of an obstruction at the tubo-uterine junction has been reevaluated experimentally. The application of 0.15 ml of methyl 2-cyanoacrylate monomere to the junction in rabbits produced, at intervals from 1 to 6 weeks later, histological, hydrodynamic, and functional evidence of tubal obstruction.


HEMOGLOBIN AND OXYGEN: AFFINITIES IN SEVEN SPECIES OF SCIURIDAE. Studies of the respiratory function of the bloods of seven species of squirrels suggest that, in the evolution and adaptive radiation of this group, the oxygen affinity of hemoglobin has changed in a manner to better adapt the various species to different ways of life and different habitats. These changes are shown by the relative positions of the oxygen-dissociation curves of bloods of several species having dissimilar habits and environments.


CONTROL OF ENZYME ACTIVITY IN GROWING BACTERIAL CELLS BY CONCERTED FEEDBACK INHIBITION. Amino acids of the aspartic acid family are synthesized in bacteria through a multistep branched pathway. In the photosynthetic bacterium Rhodopseudomonas capsulatus, the enzyme that catalyzes the first step is specifically inhibited by a combination of two end-product amino acids. Evidence is presented for operation of this kind of "concerted" feedback control as a regulatory device in growing cells.


COLLAGEN: STRUCTURAL STUDIES BASED ON THE CLEAVAGE OF METHIONYL BONDS. Eighteen peptides from the alpha1 fraction and eight from the alpha2 fraction of rat skin collagen cleaved with cyanogen bromide have been identified by chromatography on carboxymethyl cellulose. The isolated peptides show wide differences in amino acid composition, and their molecular weights vary from several thousand to about 23,000. The data indicate that there are two different chains in the alpha1 fraction, demonstrating the nonidentity of all three alpha-chains. The primary structure of each chain appears to be unique throughout its length.


ALTERED EFFECT OF POTASSIUM IONS ON CEREBRAL RESPIRATION IN VITRO FOLLOWING SUBCORTICAL LESIONS. The rate of glucose-supported respiration in cortical slices taken from control rats and rats with bilateral lesions in the caudate nucleus was increased by 92 to 95 percent after the addition of potassium chloride. In cortical slices taken from rats with bilateral lesions in the septal area the respiratory rate increased by only 40 percent.


INTRACRANIAL REINFORCEMENT COMPARED WITH SUGAR-WATER REINFORCEMENT. Three ways in which electrical, intracranial reinforcement is reputed to differ from conventional reinforcement were tested in an experiment which equated the form of the responses being reinforced and the response-reinforcement relation. Four groups of rats performed instrumental or consummatory responses reinforced by intracranial reinforcement or sugar. In no comparison did the kind of reinforcement produce a difference, but in every comparison the kind of response reinforced did produce a difference. It is inferred that reputed differences between intracranial reinforcement and conventional reinforcement are artifacts.


SEQUENTIAL BEHAVIOR INDUCED REPEATEDLY BY STIMULATION OF THE RED NUCLEUS IN FREE MONKEYS. Rhesus monkeys in a colony were stimulated by means of intracerebral electrodes controlled by radio, for 5 seconds every minute, day and night, for periods up to 14 days. Stimulations of the red nucleus evoked a reliable sequence of behavior including bipedal locomotion, climbing, vocalization, and social interactions. During periods of spontaneous sleep, stimulations produced only a small head movement, but the whole behavioral sequence reappeared as soon as the animal awoke. In monkeys injected with chlorpromazine, the evoked behavior was inhibited in the same way as during spontaneous sleep, while the administration of atropine, Regitine, and Indurol which blocked both sympathetic and parasympathetic systems, produced only minor modifications of the sequential response.


AGE, PERSONALITY, AND SOMATOSENSORY CEREBRAL EVOKED RESPONSES. Cerebral responses to stimulation of the median nerve were recorded in 89 healthy subjects, aged 15 to 80 years. Relationships between response characteristics, age, sex, and Maudsley Personality Inventory variables were determined. Amplitudes increased significantly with age. Age interacted with "extraversion" so that more "extraverted" subjects under 20 and fewer "extraverted" subjects over 40 had larger responses.


RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT; A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE WORLD'S LITERATURE. TID-3086 (SUPPL 2).


RADIONUCLIDE CONTENT OF OCEANIC FISH, PLANKTON, AND WATER IN THE VICINITY OF CHRISTMAS ISLAND, MARCH THROUGH AUGUST, 1962.UWFL-88.


LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS IN RADIATION BIOLOGY. TID-18616 (REV.).


BIOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS OF GAMMA RADIATION. TID-3580.


CARBON-14 MEASUREMENTS IN THE ATMOSPHERE  - 1953 TO 1964. HASL-159.


THE BOUNDARY EFFECT ON GAMMA-RAY TRANSPORT FROM A POINT SOURCE. HASL-157.


PROJECT STAR DUST. FLIGHT DATA AND RESULTS OF RADIOCHEMICAL ANALYSES OF FILTER SAMPLES COLLECTED DURING 1961 AND 1962. HASL-153.


HEALTH AND SAFETY LABORATORY; FALLOUT PROGRAM; QUARTERLY SUMMARY REPORT. (SEPTEMBER 1, 1964 THROUGH DECEMBER 1, 1964). HASL-155.


HEALTH AND SAFETY LABORATORY. FALLOUT PROGRAM; QUARTERLY SUMMARY REPORT; (DECEMBER 1, 1964 THROUGH MARCH 1, 1965). HASL-158.


HEALTH AND SAFETY LABORATORY. THE HASL SURFACE AIRSAMPLING PROGRAM; SUMMARY REPORT FOR 1963. HASL-156.


SPECTOMETRIC TECHNIQUES FOR MEASURING ENVIRONMENTAL GAMMA RADIATION. HASL-150.


THE CHANGING CONCEPT OF BIRTH CONTROL.

THE CHANGING CONCEPT OF BIRTH CONTROL.


ADRENAL SURGERY FOR HYPERTENSION.

ADRENAL SURGERY FOR HYPERTENSION.


DIVERTICULITIS.

DIVERTICULITIS.


THE CHANGING INDICATIONS FOR SURGERY IN THYROID DISEASES.


NEURO-OTOLOGIC MANIFESTATIONS OF CEREBELLOPONTINE ANGLE TUMORS.


PARAFFINOMA; REPORT OF TWO UNUSUAL CASES.


CALABAR SWELLING IN VIRGINIA.

CALABAR SWELLING IN VIRGINIA.


RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE.


MENTAL HEALTH....CHILDREN'S EMOTIONAL DISTURBANCE IN GENERAL PRACTICE.


A ROENTGENOLOGIST LOOKS AT THE GALLBLADDER, 1965.


INTRINSIC FACTOR.

INTRINSIC FACTOR.


VITAMIN A, VITAMIN D, CARTILAGE, BONES, AND TEETH.


HEALTH EDUCATION IN EVERYDAY PRACTICE.

HEALTH EDUCATION IN EVERYDAY PRACTICE.


THE PHILIPPINE PRACTITIONER'S PROBLEMS.

THE PHILIPPINE PRACTITIONER'S PROBLEMS.


THE ESSENCE OF GENERAL PRACTICE.

THE ESSENCE OF GENERAL PRACTICE.


THE SCOPE OF G.P. PSYCHIATRY.

THE SCOPE OF G.P. PSYCHIATRY.


CARE OF THE AGED AND THE DYING.

CARE OF THE AGED AND THE DYING.


OBSTETRICS IN CANADA SPECIALIST OR G.P.?


NUTRITION AND PUBLIC HEALTH.

NUTRITION AND PUBLIC HEALTH.


NUTRITIONAL CONDITIONS IN YUGOSLAVIA AND THEIR REFLECTION ON HEALTH.


THE NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF MOUNTAIN POPULATIONS IN SWITZERLAND.


THE ENERGY REQUIREMENTS OF MEN LIVING UNDER EXTREME ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS.


SOME ASPECTS OF THE METABOLISM OF VITAMIN A AND CAROTENE.


NUTRITION EDUCATION.

NUTRITION EDUCATION.


INFLUENCE OF PROTEINS ON ABSORPTION AND METABOLISM OF VITAMIN A.


THE EVALUATION OF NUTRITION EDUCATION PROGRAMMES: A REVIEW OF THE PRESENT SITUATION.


AN APPRAISAL OF THE EVIDENCE UPON WHICH RECENTLY RECOMMENDED PROTEIN ALLOWANCES HAVE BEEN BASED.


BONE PATHOLOGY IN EXPERIMENTAL MALNUTRITION.


SOME ASPECTS OF THE HISTORY OF DIETETICS.


THE FATE OF SELENIUM IN ANIMALS.

THE FATE OF SELENIUM IN ANIMALS.


A FOLLOW-UP STUDY OF THE POLIOMYELITIS PATIENTS TREATED WITH TRACHEOTOMY AND INTERMITTENT-POSITIVE-PRESSURE RESPIRATORS IN THE YEARS 1954-60.


EFFECT OF BRIEF CAROTID-SINUS PRESSURE ON ATRIAL AND VENTRICULAR RHYTHMS IN COMPLETE HEART BLOCK.


A CASE OF APLASTIC ANEMIA SUCCESSFULLY TREATED WITH ANDROGENS.


HYPOGLYCEMIC COMA DURING SULFONYLUREA THERAPY.


MAFFUCCI'S SYNDROME: DYSCHONDROPLASIA WITH VASCULAR HAMARTOMAS.


ANTI-NUCLEAR-FACTORS (ANF) AS DETERMINED BY THE IMMUNO-FLUORESCENT-ANTIBODY TECHNIQUE.


DATA ON THE DETERMINATION OF SGOT AND SGPT ACTIVITY IN DONOR BLOOD FOR THE POSSIBLE PREVENTION OF POST-TRANSFUSION HEPATITIS.


CALCIUM AND PHOSPHORUS METABOLISM IN SARCOIDOSIS.


MALABSORPTION AND DEFICIENCY OF VITAMIN B 12 CAUSED BY TREATMENT WITH PARA-AMINOSALICYLIC ACID.


FATAL HYPOGLYCAEMIA ASSOCIATED WITH RETROPERITONEAL TUMOUR.


THE DIAGNOSTIC VALUE OF PROTEIN-BOUND RADIO-IODINE ESTIMATION IN AN ENDEMIC GOITRE REGION.


ACUTE ALCOHOLIC HEPATITIS: A CASE WITH REPEATED ATTACKS.


AUTOTRANSFUSIONS AT REPEATED TREATMENTS WITH THE ARTIFICIAL KIDNEY.


SUPERPLANTS: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY.

SUPERPLANTS: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY.


SUPERPLANTS. II. RADIOLOGIC STUDY.

SUPERPLANTS. II. RADIOLOGIC STUDY.


SUPERPLANTS. 3. HISTOLOGIC STUDY.

SUPERPLANTS. 3. HISTOLOGIC STUDY.


CONGENITAL MALFORMATIONS OF UPPER INCISORS IN EXENCEPHALIC MOUSE EMBRYOS, INDUCED BY HYPERVITAMINOSIS A. I. TYPES AND FREQUENCY.


MICROMETHODS FOR MEASURING ACID-BASE VALUES OF BLOOD.


NORMAL AND ABNORMAL HUMAN HEMOGLOBINS.

NORMAL AND ABNORMAL HUMAN HEMOGLOBINS.


MAGNESIUM.

MAGNESIUM.


ENZYMATIC DETERMINATIONS OF GLUCOSE.

ENZYMATIC DETERMINATIONS OF GLUCOSE.


INHERITED METABOLIC DISORDERS: ERRORS OF PHENYLALANINE AND TYROSINE METABOLISM.


PAUL DUDLEY WHITE, A PORTRAIT.

PAUL DUDLEY WHITE, A PORTRAIT.


THE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PAUL DUDLEY WHITE 1913-1964.


THE TREATMENT OF SENILE VAGINITIS WITH LOW DOSES OF SYNTHETIC ESTROGENS.


CORRELATIVE LIGHT AND ELECTRON MICROSCOPE STUDY OF THE BASEMENT MEMBRANE OF THE HUMAN ECTOCERVIX.


THE CONTENTS OF MENSTRUAL FLUID: AN ANALYSIS OF 260 SAMPLES FROM HUMAN FEMALES.


THE EFFECT OF TOPICAL ESTROGEN ON IRRADIATED VAGINAL EPITHELIUM.


THE MENSTRUAL CYCLE AND SENSITIVITY OF TASTE PERCEPTION.


THE EFFECT OF INSULIN AND GLUCOSE ON PLASMA LIPIDS DURING PREGNANCY AND THE PUERPERIUM.


SERUM NONESTERIFIED FATTY ACID LEVELS IN HUMAN PREGNANCY AS DETERMINED BY VARIOUS TITRATION PROCEDURES.


THE EFFECT OF HISTAMINE AND PROGESTATIONAL AGENTS ON PLASMA DIAMINE OXIDASE.


CHROMOSOMAL STUDY OF TROPHOBLASTIC TISSUE: A TECHNIQUE.


THE FIBRINOLYTIC SYSTEM IN BLOOD AFTER RETENTION OF A DEAD FETUS AND DURING NORMAL LABOR.


BACTERIURIA IN PREGNANCY: A PRELIMINARY STUDY.


MATERNAL AND NEWBORN STAPHYLOCOCCUS ANTIBODY TITERS DURING GESTATION AND AT DELIVERY.


MORPHOLOGIC CHANGES IN THE DEVELOPING RAT PLACENTA FOLLOWING PREDNISOLONE ADMINISTRATION.


NEONATAL ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY. II. THE EEG OF THE HIGH RISK INFANT.


RESPIRATORY DISTRESS IN THE NEWBORN. PULMONARY MECHANICS FOLLOWING FLUID INSTILLATION IN THE LUNGS OF NEONATAL LAMBS.


GLUCOSE AND NONESTERIFIED FATTY ACID LEVELS IN MATERNAL AND CORD PLASMA.


PLACENTA ACCRETA IN EARLY GESTATION; REPORT OF 2  CASES.


SARCOMA BOTRYOIDES OF THE VAGINA COINCIDENT WITH PREGNANCY.


THIAZIDES AND PREGNANCY: A STUDY OF CARBOHYDRATE TOLERANCE.


MUCOCELE OF THE CERVIX: REPORT OF A CASE.


A DOUBLE BLIND CONTROL STUDY OF A MEDICATED PAD FOR RELIEF OF EPISIOTOMY PAIN.


HASHIMOTO'S DISEASE IN A BENIGN CYSTIC TERATOMA OF THE  OVARY.


CYTOLOGY OF HYDATIDIFORM MOLE.

CYTOLOGY OF HYDATIDIFORM MOLE.


VISUALIZATION OF THE PULMONARY ARTERY AND RIGHT VENTRICLE VIA A PATIENT DUCTUS ARTERIOSUS: REPORT OF 4 ILLUSTRATIVE CASES.


ROENTGENOGRAPHIC MANIFESTATIONS OF ENDOCARDIAL FIBROELASTOSIS.


CONGENITAL ABSENCE OF THE LEFT PERICARDIUM.


THORACIC AORTOGRAPHY: INTRAVENOUS AND SELECTIVE TECHNIQUES.


COLLATERAL CIRCULATION IN AORTO-ILIO-FEMORAL OCCLUSIVE DISEASE: AS DEMONSTRATED BY A UNILATERAL PERCUTANEOUS COMMON FEMORAL ARTERY NEEDLE INJECTION.


COLLATERAL VASCULAR PATHWAYS DURING EXPERIMENTAL OBSTRUCTION OF AORTA AND INFERIOR VENA CAVA.


INTRA-OSSEOUS COSTAL VENOGRAPHY: ASSESSMENT OF THE METHOD IN STUDIES ON PORTAL HYPERTENSION.


ARTERIOGRAPHY OF THE PANCREAS.

ARTERIOGRAPHY OF THE PANCREAS.


ARTERIOGRAPHY IN ORTHOPEDICS.

ARTERIOGRAPHY IN ORTHOPEDICS.


PERCUTANEOUS RETROGRADE BRACHIAL ARTERIOGRAPHY: A NONOPERATIVE, NONCATHETER TECHNIQUE.


PERCUTANEOUS CATHETERIZATION VIA THE AXILLARY ARTERY: A NEW APPROACH TO SOME TECHNICAL ROADBLOCKS IN SELECTIVE ARTERIOGRAPHY.


ASCENDING PHLEBOGRAPHY IN FRESH THROMBOSIS OF THE LOWER LIMB.


SELECTIVE VASODILATATION AS AN AID TO ANGIOGRAPHY.


SEGMENTAL OCCLUSION OF THE MIDDLE CEREBRAL ARTERY.


VINYLITE CAST PREPARATIONS OF VARIOUS NORMAL ORGANS.


DARKROOM PRACTICE AND UNNECESSARY PATIENT EXPOSURE.


THE CARDIOVASCULAR RADIOLOGIST.

THE CARDIOVASCULAR RADIOLOGIST.


HENRY JANNEY WALTON, M.D. 1879-1965.

HENRY JANNEY WALTON, M.D. 1879-1965.


LEO A. NASH, M.D. 1910-1964.

LEO A. NASH, M.D. 1910-1964.


GUIDED ANGIOGRAPHY.

GUIDED ANGIOGRAPHY.


THE VALUE OF CATHETER ARTERIOGRAPHY IN EVALUATING ARTERIAL INSUFFICIENCY.


ANGIOCARDIOGRAPHIC DIAGNOSIS OF BOTH GREAT VESSELS ORIGINATING FROM RIGHT VENTRICLE: REPORT OF THIRTEEN ACYANOTIC PATIENTS.


ANOMALOUS SYSTEMIC VENOUS CONNECTION TO THE LEFT ATRIUM OR TO A PULMONARY VEIN.


INFUNDIBULAR OBSTRUCTION SECONDARY TO PULMONARY VALVULAR STENOSIS.


FUNCTIONAL PULMONARY ATRESIA: A CAUSE OF ANGIOCARDIOGRAPHIC MISINTERPRETATION IN TETRALOGY OF FALLOT.


TETRALOGY OF FALLOT: A DETAILED ANGIOCARDIOGRAPHIC STUDY.


PANCREATITIS; A SYSTEMATIC APPROACH.

PANCREATITIS; A SYSTEMATIC APPROACH.


FACTS VERSUS FOLKLORE.

FACTS VERSUS FOLKLORE.


DANGERS AND FALLIBILITIES OF IODINATED RADIOPAQUE MEDIA IN OBSTRUCTION OF THE SMALL BOWEL.


LIGATION TREATMENT OF AN ABDOMINAL AORTIC ANEURYSM.


SMALL BOWEL OBSTRUCTION; THE COMPLETE REFLUX SMALL BOWEL EXAMINATION.


CARCINOMA OF THE HEAD OF THE PANCREAS; FIVE YEAR SURVIVAL IN FOUR PATIENTS.


SURGICAL TREATMENT OF ADVANCED ESOPHAGEAL CARCINOMA.


CANCER OF THE BILIARY TREE.

CANCER OF THE BILIARY TREE.


PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT OF PULMONARY COMPLICATIONS BY PERCUTANEOUS POLYETHYLENE TUBE TRACHEOSTOMY.


USE OF THERMOGRAPHY FOR EVALUATION OF SYMPATHETIC BLOCKS.


AMBULATORY CONTINUOUS INTRA-ARTERIAL INFUSION.


FAILURE OF ANTIHISTAMINE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF FRACTURE EDEMA; REPORT OF A DOUBLE-BLIND STUDY OF ONE HUNDRED PATIENTS.


A NEW METHOD OF TREATING THE FLAIL CHEST WALL.


POPLITEAL ARTERY ENTRAPMENT SYNDROME.

POPLITEAL ARTERY ENTRAPMENT SYNDROME.


BLOODLESS LIVER RESECTION UNDER HYPOTENSIVE HYPOTHERMIA.


THYROID CARCINOMA; THREE UNUSUAL PROBLEMS IN DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT.


ESOPHAGEAL MONILIASIS AS A CAUSE OF DEATH.


INTRAMURAL ABSCESS OF THE DISTAL DUODENUM CAUSING OBSTRUCTION.


RECURRENT VOLVULUS OF THE STOMACH; REPORT OF A CASE WITH RECURRENCE AFTER SIMPLE DECOMPRESSION.


SPONTANEOUS CANALIZATION OF A URETERAL CALCULUS.


POTATO SKIN PHYTOBEZOARS IN EDENTULOUS GASTRECTOMIZED PATIENTS; A GROWING CLINICAL SYNDROME.


NECROSIS OF THE ENTIRE STOMACH SECONDARY TO INGESTION OF A CORROSIVE ACID; REPORT OF A PATIENT SUCCESSFULLY TREATED BY TOTAL GASTRECTOMY.


SEVENTEEN YEAR SURVIVAL AFTER REMOVAL OF RECURRENT GASTRIC CARCINOMA.


GIANT SIGMOID DIVERTICULUM.

GIANT SIGMOID DIVERTICULUM.


PLEXIFORM NEUROFIBROMATOSIS OF THE COLON AS A CAUSE OF CONGENITAL MEGACOLON.


ACQUIRED INTESTINAL ATRESIA.

ACQUIRED INTESTINAL ATRESIA.


SEGMENTAL INFARCTION OF THE COLON DEMONSTRATED BY SELECTIVE INFERIOR MESENTERIC ANGIOGRAPHY.


METASTATIC MALIGNANT MELANOMA OF THE GALLBLADDER MASQUERADING AS CHOLELITHIASIS.


PLICATION OF THE INFERIOR VENA CAVA WITH STAPLES.


AMBULATORY SKIN TRACTION SPLINT FOR THE AMPUTEE.


OUR SURGICAL HERITAGE: EUROPE: BENJAMIN COLLINS BRODIE.


AN ANASTOMOSING INSTRUMENT FOR DUCTAL REPAIRS.


THE DEPARTMENT OF SURGERY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY COLLEGE OF MEDICINE. A NEW DEPARTMENT IN A NEW SCHOOL.


HISTORY OF THE TRANSYLVANIA MEDICAL SCHOOL: THE HERITAGE OF MEDICAL EDUCATION IN LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY.


SUBCLAVIAN STEAL SYNDROME: SURGICAL TREATMENT OF THREE PATIENTS.


EARLY SUBFASCIAL LIGATION OF ANKLE-PERFORATING VEINS IN PREVENTION OF VENOUS ULCERATION.


SUPERIOR VENA CAVAL REPLACEMENT. IX. EXPERIMENTAL USE OF GELATIN-IMPREGNATED TEFLON GRAFTS.


INITIAL CARE OF SHOTGUN WOUNDS OF FACE; REPORT OF 2 CASES.


INTRATHORACIC PERFORATION OF THE COLON: AN UNUSUAL COMPLICATION OF COLONIC INTERPOSITION FOR ESOPHAGEAL STRICTURE.


BLADDER NECK OBSTRUCTION DUE TO PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA; DIAGNOSIS TREATMENT AND POSTOPERATIVE CARE.


COMPLETE DIVISION OF THE COMMON BILE DUCT DUE TO BLUNT ABDOMINAL TRAUMA: CASE REPORT.


SILICONE IN THE PREVENTION OF INTESTINAL ADHESIONS.


EVALUATION OF PAIN IN ANORECTAL REGION: A REVIEW.


IMPROVED TECHNIC FOR DIAGNOSTIC PARACENTESIS.


DEFINITIVE SURGERY FOR MALIGNANT LYMPHOMAS.


HELMINTH LIFE CYCLES.

HELMINTH LIFE CYCLES.


BIOCHEMICAL BASIS OF THYROID CRISIS.

BIOCHEMICAL BASIS OF THYROID CRISIS.


THE LEISHMANIAS, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE ROLE OF ANIMAL RESERVOIRS.


SOME IMMUNOLOGIC ASPECTS OF PARASITIC HELMINTH INFECTIONS.


AMERICAN SOCIETY OF ZOOLOGISTS. MEMBERSHIP LISTS.


REFRESHER COURSE ON RECENT ADVANCES IN PARASITOLOGY: INTRODUCTORY REMARKS.


FILARIAL INFECTIONS OF MAN.

FILARIAL INFECTIONS OF MAN.


PROTOZOAN LIFE CYCLES.

PROTOZOAN LIFE CYCLES.


ECOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF HELMINTH TRANSMISSION IN DOMESTICATED ANIMALS.


ALLERGIC HEADACHE.

ALLERGIC HEADACHE.


OXTRIPHYLLINE GLYCERYL GUAIACOLATE ELIXIR IN PEDIATRIC ASTHMA: WITH A THEOPHYLLINE REVIEW.


CASE REPORT: SECONDARY ANEMIA AND SUSCEPTIBILITY TO HYDROCARBON COMBUSTION PRODUCTS.


MOLD ALLERGY IN HAIFA.

MOLD ALLERGY IN HAIFA.


HYMENOPTERA ANTIGENS: AN IMMUNOLOGICAL COMPARISON OF VENOMS, VENOM SAC EXTRACTS AND WHOLE-INSECT EXTRACTS.


FREDERICK W. WITTICH-1885-1965.

FREDERICK W. WITTICH-1885-1965.


INTERACTION OF SODIUM CARBOXYMETHYLCELLULOSE WITH METHYLLCELLULOSE AND POLYACRYLAMIDE.


STUDIES ON THE METHYLATION OF ETHANOLAMINE PHOSPHATIDES BY LIVER PREPARATIONS.


INDUCTION OF THE GLYOXYLATE CYCLE IN TETRAHYMEANA.


ENERGY METABOLISM OF BRAIN HOMOGENATES FROM MICE INFECTED WITH GD VII VIRUS.


INFLUENCE OF ELECTRICAL STIMULATION ON THE CONTENT OF SUBSTANCES WITH ACETYLCHOLINE-LIKE ACTIVITY IN THE SUPERIOR CERVICAL GANGLION OF THE CAT.


LACTATE DEHYDROGENASES IN SPERMATOZOA: SUBUNIT INTERACTIONS IN VITRO.


OROTIC ACID-INDUCED FATTY LIVER. METABOLIC STUDIES IN CONVENTIONAL AND GERM-FREE RATS.


ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF OVINE GAMMA GLOBULINS.


RAT INTESTINAL 6-BROMO-2-NAPHTHYL GLYCOSIDASE AND DISACCHARIDASE ACTIVITIES. I. ENZYMIC PROPERTIES AND DISTRIBUTION IN THE DIGESTIVE TRACT OF CONVENTIONAL AND GERM-FREE ANIMALS.


RAT INTESTINAL 6-BROMO-2-NAPHTHYL GLYCOSIDASE  AND DISACCHARIDASE ACTIVITIES. II. SOLUBILIZATION AND SEPARATION OF THE SMALL-INTESTINAL ENZYMES.


METABOLIC CONTROL MECHANISMS IN YEAST GROWN WITH DIFFERNET GLUCOSE CONCENTRATIONS.


KINETIC STUDIES AND PROPERTIES OF POTATO APYRASE.


MYOSIN OF FAST AND SLOW MUSCLES OF THE RABBIT.


X-RAY INVESTIGATIONS OF HORSE LIVER ALCOHOL DEHYDROGENASE AND ITS COMPLEXES.


CATALASE HETEROGENEITY.

CATALASE HETEROGENEITY.


FORMATION OF FRUCTOSE-DIPHOSPHATE IN MUSCULAR CONTRACTION.


MAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY CHANGES AND ELECTRON SPIN RESONANCE SIGNALS RELATED TO THE IRON OF XANTHINE OXIDASE.


BETA-LACTOGLOBULINS A AND B: THE ENVIRONMENT OF THE ASP/GLY  DIFFERENCE RESIDUE.


EFFECTS OF ADMINISTRATION OF THIOACETAMIDE OR TESTOSTERONE ON CHROMOSOME-ASSOCIATED PROTEINS IN RAT LIVER AND KIDNEY.


PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF A STEROID LACTONASE.


STUDIES OF THE EPINEPHRINE-GLUTATHIONE REACTION IN AQUEOUS SOLUTION AND HUMAN BLOOD.


CHARACTERIZATION OF THERMAL POLYMERS OF NEUTRAL ALPHA-AMINO ACIDS WITH DICARBOXYLIC AMINO ACIDS OR LYSINE.


CYTOPLASMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF HUMAN ERYTHROCYTE MALIC DEHYDROGENASE.


BIOSYNTHESIS OF L-ASCORBIC ACID IN RAT LIVER MICROSOMES: INFLUENCES OF AGE, SEX, DIETARY CHANGES, AND WHOLE-BODY X-IRRADIATION.


PROTEOLYTIC ACTIVITY IN BOVINE DENTAL PULP.


NA - AND K-STIMULATED ATPASE IN HUMAN STRIATED MUSCLE.


SOME STUDIES OF THE ASSOCIATION OF AMINO ACID-ACTIVATING ENZYMES WITH ISOLATED MICROSOMES OF CHICK EMBRYO.


FRACTIONATION OF PROTEINS FROM KIDNEY BEANS  (PHASEOLUS VULGARIS).


PHOTOREDUCTION OF NAD AND NADP BY CHLOROPHYLLIN A IN THE PRESENCE OF ASCORBATE: REQUIREMENT FOR NADP REDUCTASE.


INTERRELATIONSHIP OF KETONE BODY METABOLISM AND GLUCOSE UTILIZATION BY ADIPOSE TISSUE IN VITRO.


OCULAR CHANGES ASSOCIATED WITH LONG-TERM CHLORPROMAZINE THERAPY.


INTRAOCULAR EROSION OF CIRCLING POLYETHYLENE TUBING AND SILICONE PLATE.


HAND NEUTRALIZATION OF APHAKIC-RANGE CORNEAL CONTACT LENSES; A PRACTICAL METHOD OF DISCOVERING SURFACING AND POWER BLEMISHES IN THE PERIPHERY OF THE REFRACTING LENTICULAR ZONE.


TREATMENT OF HUMAN HERPES SIMPLEX KERATITIS WITH IDOXURIDINE.


A BURIED CORNEAL IMPLANT SERVING AS A BARRIER TO FLUID.


EFFECT OF VASODILATOR DRUGS ON THE RETINAL BLOOD FLOW IN MAN.


REMOVAL OF DISLOCATED SOEMMERRING'S RING.


OGUCHI'S DISEASE.

OGUCHI'S DISEASE.


THE SEDIMENTATION RATE IN ENDOGENOUS UVEITIS.


CENTRAL RETINAL VEIN OCCLUSIONS AND CHRONIC SIMPLE GLAUCOMA.


A CASE OF DIVIDED NEVUS.

A CASE OF DIVIDED NEVUS.


RETINAL HOLE IN A CASE OF CHOROIDAL MELANOMA.


LATE DISINSERTION OF THE MUSCLE DURING THE RECESSION OPERATION.


A POWER-DRIVEN MULTIPOSITIONAL OPERATING TABLE.


POSTNATAL DEVELOPMENT OF VISION IN A SUBHUMAN PRIMATE (MACACA MULATTA); A MULTIDISCIPLINARY STUDY.


NERVE FIBRILS IN OVOID BODIES.

NERVE FIBRILS IN OVOID BODIES.


ANTIBODY PRODUCTION IN CORNEAL HYPERSENSITIVITY.


BIOMICROSCOPY OF THE VITREOUS IN COLLIE DOGS WITH FUNDUS ABNORMALITIES.


INTERCONNECTIONS OF BLOOD VESSELS AND AQUEOUS VESSELS IN HUMAN EYES.


EXPERIMENTAL SILASTIC IN SUPRACHOROIDAL SPACE; TISSUE RESPONSE OF DOG EYE TO DIFFERENT FORMS OF SILASTIC.


RETINA AND OPTIC NERVE.

RETINA AND OPTIC NERVE.


COTTON WOOL SPOTS IN RETINA FOLLOWING CAROTID LIGATIONS.


THE WILLIAMS BROTHERS AND THE ROENTGEN RAY.


MEDICAL EDUCATION FOR COMPREHENSIVE MEDICAL CARE.


PROBLEMS OF MANAGEMENT OF THE CHILD WITH MULTIPLE AMPUTATIONS.


A STUDY OF THE MECHANICAL BEHAVIOR OF TOE EXTENSOR TENDONS UNDER APPLIED STRESS.


REHABILITATION OF PATIENTS AFTER CARDIAC SURGERY: A FOLLOW-UP STUDY.


PRESSURE DISTRIBUTION ON THE SURFACE OF THE HUMAN BODY. I. EVALUATION IN LYING AND SITTING POSITIONS USING A "BED OF SPRINGS AND NAILS".


RESPIRATORY PROBLEMS OF THE CHRONICALLY ILL.


COMPARISON OF HAEMATOLOGICAL STAINS IN SHEEP AND MAN.


SUBSTANCES IN CALF FAECES TOXIC FOR BOVINE KIDNEY CELLS.


EQUINE INFECTIOUS ANAEMIA IN TWO GROUPS OF HORSES. II.


INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION IN A GELDING.

INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION IN A GELDING.


HERBERT ROBERT SEDDON.

HERBERT ROBERT SEDDON.


STAPHYLOCOCCI IN SECRETIONS FROM THE BOVINE UDDER IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA.


EVIDENCE FOR THIOETHER FORMATION BETWEEN 2-SOLANESYL-1,4-NAPHTHOQUINONE AND 2-MERCAPTOETHANOL.


THE PRESENCE OF 5,6-DIHYDROURIDYLIC ACID IN YEAST "SOLUBLE" RIBONUCLEIC ACID.


INTESTINAL ABSORPTION OF GLUCOSE AND SODIUM: EFFECTS OF EPINEPHRINE AND NOREPINEPHRINE.


PHOTOCHEMISTRY OF IODOURACIL. II. EFFECTS OF SULFUR COMPOUNDS, ETHANOL AND OXYGEN.


URIDINE DIPHOSPHATE RHAMNOSE FROM THE GOLDEN BROWN ALGA OCHROMONAS.


THE ACTIVATION OF ESCHERICHIA COLI ADP-GLUCOSE PYROPHOSPHORYLASE.


ENDOGENOUS ADP OF MITOCHONDRIA, AN EARLY PHOSPHATE ACCEPTOR OF OXIDATIVE PHOSPHORYLATION AS DISCLOSED BY KINETIC STUDIES WITH C14 LABELLED ADP AND ATP AND WITH ATRACTYLOSIDE.


TRANSFORMATION OF GLUCOSE TO 3-KETOGLUCOSE WITH THE CELLS OF AGROBACTERIUM TUMEFACIENS.


A CHEMICAL METHOD FOR THE SELECTIVE MODIFICATION OF PSEUDOURIDINE IN THE PRESENCE OF OTHER NUCLEOSIDES.


CHANGES IN SUBSTRATE LEVELS IN LIVER DURING GLYCOGEN SYNTHESIS INDUCED BY LACTATE AND HYDROCORTISONE.


EVIDENCE FOR SEMIQUINONE-METAL INTERACTION IN METAL-FLAVOPROTEINS.


METABOLISM OF GLUCOCEREBROSIDES. II. EVIDENCE OF AN ENZYMATIC DEFICIENCY IN GAUCHER'S DISEASE.


INFECTION OF ESCHERICHIA COLI K-12 WITH RNA OF ENCEPHALOMYOCARDITIS VIRUS.


A DTMPASE FOUND AFTER INFECTION OF BACILLUS SUBTILIS WITH PHAGE SP5C.


THE EFFECT OF HEMIN ON THE SYNTHESIS OF GLOBIN.


CONTROL OF HEME SYNTHESIS BY FEEDBACK INHIBITION.


CONVERSION OF 3-AMINO-1,2,4-TRIAZOLE INTO 3-AMINO-1, 2,4-TRIAZOLYL ALANINE AND ITS INCORPORATION INTO PROTEIN BY ESCHERICHIA COLI.


THE BASIC TRYPSIN INHIBITOR OF BOVINE PANCREAS. IV. THE LINEAR SEQUENCE OF THE 58 AMINO ACIDS.


REACTIVATION OF SUCCINIC DEHYDROGENASE BY PHOSPHOLIPIDS.


ELECTRON AND ENERGY REQUIREMENTS FOR CYTOCHROME B REDUCTION DURING THE OXIDATION OF TETRAMETHYL-P-PHENYLENE DIAMINE.


FATE OF THE CELL WALL OF SALMONELLA TYPHIMURIUM UPON INGESTION BY THE CELLULAR SLIME MOLD: POLYSPHONDYLIUM PALLIDUM.


SUBSTRATE ANALOGUE INACTIVATION OF 2-KETO-3-DEOXY-6-PHOSPHOGLUCONIC ALDOLASE.


INTRACELLULAR DISTRIBUTION OF POLIOVIRUS  INDUCED RNA-DEPENDENT RNA POLYMERASE (REPLICASE) IN DETROIT-6 CELLS DURING THE REPLICATION CYCLE.


ISOLATION OF TURNIP YELLOW MOSAIC VIRUS RNA REPLICASE AND ASYMMETRICAL SYNTHESIS OF POLYNUCLEOTIDES  IDENTICAL TO TYMV-RNA.


SOME ADDITIONAL REMARKS ON THE MECHANISM OF OXIDATIVE PHOSPHORYLATION.


RNA SYNTHESIS OF YEAST IN THE PRESENCE OF CYCLOHEXIMIDE.


CHROMOSOMAL ABERRATIONS IN PERNICIOUS ANEMIA. STUDY OF THREE CASES BEFORE AND AFTER THERAPY.


THE AMINO ACID COMPOSITION OF HEMOGLOBIN. V. THE PREPARATION OF PURIFIED HEMOGLOBIN FRACTIONS BY CHROMATOGRAPHY ON CELLULOSE EXCHANGERS AND THEIR IDENTIFICATION BY STARCH GEL ELECTROPHORESIS USING TRIS-BORATE-EDTA BUFFER.


PATTERNS OF GRANULOCYTE KINETICS IN HEALTH, INFECTION AND IN CARCINOMA.


PERIPHERAL LEUKOCYTE INFUSION INTO LETHALLY IRRADIATED GUINEA PIGS.


IMMUNOLOGIC STUDIES OF PLATELET PROTEIN.


A NORMAL INHIBITOR OF THE BLOOD COAGULATION CONTACT REACTION PRODUCT.


STARCH BLOCK ELECTROPHORESIS OF PLASMA AND SERUM CLOTTING FACTORS. SEPARATION OF ACTIVATED PTC (PTC).


THE DEVELOPMENT OF A MYELOMA-LIKE CONDITION IN MINK WITH ALEUTIAN DISEASE.


STEROID HORMONE METABOLISM IN CHRONIC MYELOGENOUS LEUKEMIA.


THE EFFECT OF TOTAL BODY IRRADIATION ON THE LABELING OF CIRCULATING MOUSE LYMPHOCYTES WITH TRITIATED THYMIDINE.


LIFE SPAN OF RETICULOCYTES IN PAROXYSMAL NOCTURNAL HEMOGLOBINURIA.


ORIGIN OF PULMONARY MEGAKARYOCYTES.

ORIGIN OF PULMONARY MEGAKARYOCYTES.


THE EOSINOPHIL AS A SOURCE FOR PROFIBRINOLYSIN IN ACUTE INFLAMMATION.


RESPONSIVENESS OF HEMATOPOIETIC TISSUE TO ERYTHROPOIETIN IN RELATION TO THE TIME OF ADMINISTRATION AND DURATION OF ACTION OF THE HORMONE.


PLATELET LEVELS IN INFECTIOUS MONONUCLEOSIS.


EXTRACTION OF ERYTHROPOIETIN FROM KIDNEYS OF HYPOXIC AND PHENYLHYDRAZINE-TREATED RATS.


EFFECTS OF IN VIVO HYPEROXIA ON ERYTHROCYTES. II. HEMOLYSIS IN A HUMAN AFTER EXPOSURE TO OXYGEN UNDER HIGH PRESSURE.


HEMOGLOBIN HOPE: A BETA CHAIN VARIANT.

HEMOGLOBIN HOPE: A BETA CHAIN VARIANT.


UTILIZATION OF IRON BY SCORBUTIC GUINEA PIGS.


SYNDROME OF ERYTHREMIA DI GUGLIELMO AFTER LIGHTNING INJURY WITH AUTOIMMUNE ANTIBODIES AND TERMINATING IN ACUTE MONOCYTIC LEUKEMIA.


THE NEW BIRMINGHAM DENTAL SCHOOL AND HOSPITAL.


PAROXYSMAL NOCTURNAL HEMOGLOBINURIA: CURRENT CONCEPTS OF CERTAIN PATHOPHYSIOLOGIC FEATURES.


OPENING OF BIRMINGHAM DENTAL HOSPITAL AND SCHOOL; SPEECH BY THE MINISTER OF HEALTH.


DENTISTRY IN THE FRAMEWORK OF MODERN SOCIETY.3. EDUCATION AND SPECIALISATION.


SLOW RATE HYDRAULIC FORMING OF STAINLESS STEEL DENTURES.


THE PRECISION CASTING OF COBALT-CHROMIUM ALLOY. 2. THE INFLUENCE OF CASTING VARIABLES ON MICROSTRUCTURE AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES.


SOME PROPERTIES OF MODELLING AND BASEPLATE WAXES.


THE "LATE" ANAEMIA OF HAEMOLYTIC DISEASE OF THE NEWBORN.


STUDIES ON PLATELET FACTOR-3 AVAILABILITY.


THE KAOLIN CLOTTING TIME OF PLATELET-RICH PLASMA: A TEST OF PLATELET FACTOR-3 AVAILABILITY.


THROMBIN AND THE INTERACTION OF FACTORS 8 AND 9.


STUDIES ON THE HETEROGENEITY OF HAEMOGLOBIN. VII. MINOR HAEMOGLOBIN COMPONENTS IN HAEMATOLOGICAL DISEASES.


ASSAY OF GASTRIC INTRINSIC FACTOR IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF ADDISONIAN PERNICIOUS ANAEMIA.


ERYTHROCYTE PHOSPHOLIPIDS: QUANTITATIVE THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY IN PAROXYSMAL NOCTURNAL HAEMOGLOBINURIA AND HEREDITARY SPHEROCYTOSIS.


HAEMOGLOBIN NICOSIA. AN ALPHA-CHAIN VARIANT AND ITS COMBINATION WITH BETA-THALASSAEMIA.


THERMOSTABLE ANTICOAGULANT FROM THE ANTICOAGULANT FRACTION OF INCUBATED FIBRINOGEN.


DIRECT EFFECTS OF ERYTHROPOIETIN ON THE BONE MARROW OF THE ISOLATED PERFUSED HIND LIMBS OF RABBITS.


HAEMOGLOBIN TYPES AND BLOOD SERUM FACTORS IN BRITISH GUIANA INDIANS.


STUDIES ON CHROMATED ERYTHROCYTES. MECHANISMS OF CHROMATE INHIBITION OF GLUTATHIONE REDUCTASE.


THE FACTOR-8 CONCENTRATION OF THE HEPATIC VENOUS BLOOD.


THE PLASMA DISAPPEARANCE OF RADIOACTIVE CYANOCOBALAMIN: EFFECT OF PRIOR ADMINISTRATION OF VITAMIN B12 ANALOGUES.


EFFECTS OF RENAL HYPOXIA ON ERYTHROPOIETIN PRODUCTION.


INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR STANDARDIZATION IN HAEMATOLOGY OF THE EUROPEAN SOCIETY OF HAEMATOLOGY. RECOMMENDATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS FOR HAEMOGLOBINOMETRY IN HUMAN BLOOD.


THE TREATMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL CORD BLADDER BY ELECTRICAL STIMULATION.


THE USE OF P32 IN THE TREATMENT OF SEVERE PAIN FROM BONE METASTASES OF CARCINOMA OF THE PROSTATE.


BY-PASS OPERATION FOR STRICTURES OF THE DEEP URETHRA.


CONTRASTING CASES OF CYSTITIS CYSTICA.

CONTRASTING CASES OF CYSTITIS CYSTICA.


PRIMARY URETERIC NEOPLASMS: WITH A REPORT OF FORTY CASES.


COMPENSATORY STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL CHANGES IN THE KIDNEY.


CELL PROLIFERATION IN COMPENSATORY RENAL GROWTH.


RADIOTHERAPY IN THE TREATMENT OF CARCINOMA OF THE PENIS.


CARCINOMA OF THE PENIS IN EAST AFRICANS.


MEASUREMENT OF INTRAVESICAL PRESSURE.

MEASUREMENT OF INTRAVESICAL PRESSURE.


INVESTIGATION AND TREATMENT OF INCONTINENCE OF URINE IN WOMEN WHO HAVE HAD A PROLAPSE REPAIR OPERATION.


THE UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA FOLLOW-UP STUDY: A PROSPECTIVE INVESTIGATION OF CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. II. BUILD, BLOOD PRESSURE AND ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC FACTORS POSSIBLY ASSOCIATED WITH THE DEVELOPMENT OF CORONARY HEART DISEASE. The relationship of selected physical and electrocardiographic factors to the occurrence of coronary heart disease was examined in a cohort of 3983 healthy North American males followed up for 15 years. Variations in build or mean heart rate were not found to be related to the occurrence of coronary heart disease. The risk of coronary heart disease rose progressively as blood pressure increased. With readings of 160/95 mm. Hg or higher the risk was 1.77 times that of the population as a whole. Non-specific S-T and/or T wave changes in the electrocardiogram were associated with three times the risk of developing coronary heart disease. Individuals with the combination of a blood pressure of 160/95 mm. Hg and nonspecific T wave changes exhibited an augmented susceptibility to coronary heart disease, the risk being four times that of the whole population.


THE USE OF THE MERCURY INHIBITION TEST IN THE RECOGNITION OF VIRULENT STRAINS OF STAPHYLOCOCCI IN A HOSPITAL ENVIRONMENT. The effect of mercury salts on 200 hospital strains of Staph. pyogenes was investigated. Two methods of performing the mercury inhibition test were compared, and the agar plate technique was found to be the more practical. An attempt was made to correlate the results of the test with antibiotic sensitivity tests, phage patterns and virulence tests. Resistance to mercury was found to be associated with antibiotic resistance, and the majority of the resistant strains were found in the lytic group III. No difference in virulence between mercury-resistant and mercury-sensitive strains could be demonstrated by intracerebral inoculation of mice. The mercury inhibition test may be useful as a screening test for "hospital staphylococci".


ASBESTOS AND CANCER; THE REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF A WORKING GROUP CONVENED UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE GEOGRAPHICAL PATHOLOGY COMMITTEE OF THE INTERNATIONAL UNION AGAINST CANCER.


THE CHILLIWACK RESPIRATORY SURVEY, 1963: 3. THE PREVALENCE OF RESPIRATORY DISEASE IN A RURAL CANADIAN TOWN. The prevalence of chronic respiratory symptoms and of abnormalities in pulmonary function was determined by a survey of persons, aged 25 to 74, residing during May and June 1963 in a rural town, Chilliwack, B.C. Morning phlegm was reported by 26% of men and 13% of women. Chronic bronchitis was considered present in 21.5% of men and 11.3% of women. More serious obstructive lung disease, not related to heart disease, was found in 12.6% of men and 8.7% of women. These prevalences were higher than those found by the authors at Berlin, New Hampshire, U.S.A., in 1961. Demographic factors, such as birthplace, occupational class and measures of social stability, were not related to the prevalence of respiratory disease at Chilliwack. Some observer variation was found after analysis to be the result of non-randomization of respondents among the observers. An incidental observation was a high prevalence at Chilliwack of heart disease and hypertension under treatment.


A SURVEY OF TOXOPLASMOSIS AMONG MENTALLY RETARDED CHILDREN. To determine what role, if any, toxoplasmosis plays in the mental retardation of children, sera from 345 mentally retarded children were tested for the presence of antibodies to Toxoplasma gondii. The serological tests employed were the complement-fixation, the Sabin-Feldman dye test and the immunofluorescence test. The donors were also skin-tested with toxoplasmin.Of 345 mentally retarded donors nine gave a positive skin reaction, 15 possessed complement-fixing antibodies, 21 had immunofluorescent antibodies and 45 had dye test antibodies to T. gondii.The incidence of antibodies to T. gondii in the mentally retarded group was approximately the same as in the normal control group of the same age, and less than in the group suspected of having toxoplasmosis. It is concluded that in the children in this study toxoplasmosis played little or no role as a predisposing factor in the occurrence of congenital mental deficiency.


DRUGS FOR ACUTE PYELONEPHRITIS.

DRUGS FOR ACUTE PYELONEPHRITIS.


VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION WITH MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.


THE ASSOCIATION OF ASBESTOS AND MALIGNANCY.


GOOD MEDICAL PRACTICE IN THE CARE OF THE NARCOTIC ADDICT; A REPORT PREPARED BY A SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE CANADIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.


DR. PHILIP SHOWALTER HENCH.

DR. PHILIP SHOWALTER HENCH.


RADIATION PROTECTION IN CANADA: VII. THE ROLE OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE IN THE FIELD OF RADIATION PROTECTION. The main emphasis of a provincial radiation protection program is on ionizing radiation produced by machines, although assistance is given to the Federal Radiation Protection Division in its program relating to radioactive substances. The basis for the Saskatchewan program of radiation protection is the Radiological Health Act 1961. An important provision of the Act is annual registration of radiation equipment. The design of the registration form encourages a "do-it-yourself" radiation and electrical safety inspection.Installations are inspected every two years by a radiation health officer. Two hundred and twenty-one deficiencies were found during inspection of 224 items of radiation equipment, the commonest being failure to use personal film badges. Insufficient filtration of the beam, inadequate limitation of the beam, and unnecessary exposure of operators were other common faults.Physicians have a responsibility to weigh the potential advantages against the hazards when requesting radiographic or fluoroscopic procedures.


A CHILDREN'S CANCER WITH GEOGRAPHICAL LIMITATIONS.


POTENTIAL USEFULNESS OF NUCLEIC ACID OF INDIVIDUAL NUCLEI IN CANCER DIAGNOSIS.


CANCER CELLS IN THE CIRCULATING BLOOD.

CANCER CELLS IN THE CIRCULATING BLOOD.


BIOLOGICAL APPROACH TO CANCER SURGERY.

BIOLOGICAL APPROACH TO CANCER SURGERY.


THE EFFECTS OF RADIATION ON THE NORMAL RECTUM.


DOSE-TIME RELATIONSHIPS IN CLINICAL RADIOTHERAPY.


THERAPEUTIC POSSIBILITIES OF HIGH ENERGY CHARGED PARTICLES.


THE CLINICAL APPLICATION OF BONE MARROW GRAFTS.


THE USE OF HUMAN CELLS IN TISSUE CULTURE AS A METHOD OF CANCER CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC SCREENING.


THE MODIFICATION OF RADIOSENSITIVITY.

THE MODIFICATION OF RADIOSENSITIVITY.


ADVANCES IN CHEMOTHERAPY INCLUDING BONE MARROW TRANSFUSION.


REGIONAL PERFUSION.

REGIONAL PERFUSION.


THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN SOCIAL CLASS AND SUSCEPTIBILITY TO CANCER.


CELLULAR INJURY AND CHEMICAL CARCINOGENESIS BY N-NITROSO COMPOUNDS.


RECENT WORK IN THE ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF TUMOURS.


STATISTICAL ASPECTS AND EPIDEMIOLOGY: GEOGRAPHICAL VARIATIONS IN OBSERVED FREQUENCIES OF CANCER OF DIFFERENT SITES.


ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTION AND LUNG CANCER.

ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTION AND LUNG CANCER.


STOMACH CANCER AND SOIL.

STOMACH CANCER AND SOIL.


COLOCYSTOPLASTY FOR THE BILHARZIAL BLADDER.


TROPICAL SPLENIC ABSCESS.

TROPICAL SPLENIC ABSCESS.


NOTES ON ANTIBIOTIC THERAPY AT THE PRESENT TIME.


A POSSIBLE CASE OF PARAPLEGIA CAUSED BY S. MANSONI.


THE MANAGEMENT OF KWASHIORKOR.

THE MANAGEMENT OF KWASHIORKOR.


FLUORIDATION OF PUBLIC WATER SUPPLIES.

FLUORIDATION OF PUBLIC WATER SUPPLIES.


EXCUSE ME, YOUR UNCONSCIOUS IS SHOWING.

EXCUSE ME, YOUR UNCONSCIOUS IS SHOWING.


THE SITE OF RAPIDLY LABELLED RIBONUCLEIC ACID IN NUCLEOLI.


TRANSITION FROM POLYTENY TO POLYPLOIDY IN SALIVARY GLANDS OF CECIDOMYIIDAE.


EXPERIMENTAL PUFFS IN SALIVARY GLAND CHROMOSOMES OF DROSOPHILA HYDEI.


CHROMOSOMAL POLYMORPHISM IN RATTUS RATTUS (L.) COLLECTED IN KUSUDOMARI AND MISIMA.


PECULIARTIES OF  OVINE CELLS IN CULTURE.

PECULIARTIES OF  OVINE CELLS IN CULTURE.


CYTOLOGICAL STUDY OF SEARLE'S X-AUTOSOME TRANSLOCATION IN MUS MUSCULUS.


FRACTURES AND DISLOCATIONS OF THE ELBOW IN CHILDREN.


TREATMENT OF INJURIES OF PROXIMAL INTERPHALANGEAL JOINTS OF FINGERS.


FRACTURES OF THE HUMERAL SHAFT.

FRACTURES OF THE HUMERAL SHAFT.


SOME PSYCHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS ASSOCIATED WITH ORTHOPAEDIC COMPLAINTS.


COMPARATIVE BIOLOGY OF MINERAL DEPOSITION.


TENDON TRANSFERS FOR NERVE PARALYSIS OF THE HAND AND WRIST.


SENSIBILITY OF THE HAND.

SENSIBILITY OF THE HAND.


FRACTURES AND DISLOCATIONS OF THE LOWER THORACIC AND LUMBAR SPINES, WITH AND WITHOUT NEUROLOGICAL INVOLVEMENT.


MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE VASCULAR INJURIES OF THE EXTREMITIES.


ON THE CHANGES OF LARGE ARTERIES IN HYPERTENSIVE DISEASE.


ROENTGENOLOGIC CHARACTERISTIC OF THE INCREASED VENOUS PRESSURE IN THE LOWER EXTREMITIES.


[THE PROBLEM OF CORONARY DISEASE IN CHRONIC RESPIRATORY INSUFFICIENCY].


THE CHRONIC TOXICITY OF NATURALLY-OCCURING SUBSTANCES. OESTROGENS.


THE CHRONIC TOXICITY OF NATURALLY-OCCURRING SUBSTANCES. LACTONES.


THE CHRONIC TOXICITY OF NATURALLY-OCCURRING SUBSTANCES. COUMARINS.


DELETERIOUS EFFECTS DUE TO WHEAT GLUTEN.


LATHYRISM.

LATHYRISM.


AFLATOXIN-MAMMALIAN TOXICITY.

AFLATOXIN-MAMMALIAN TOXICITY.


METABOLITES OF PENICILLIUM ISLANDICUM SOPP.


THE CHRONIC TOXICITY OF NATURALLY-OCCURRING SUBSTANCES. JUNIPERUS SABINA.


THE CHRONIC TOXICITY OF NATURALLY-OCCURRING SUBSTANCES. ESSENTIAL OILS.


CYCADS AND SENECIO PRODUCTS.

CYCADS AND SENECIO PRODUCTS.


THE FATE OF ARSANILIC ACID AND ACETYLARSANILIC ACID IN HENS.


THE FATE OF 4-NITROPHENYLARSONIC ACID IN HENS.


THE METABOLISM OF 4-HYDROXY-3-NITROPHENYLARSONIC ACID IN HENS.


THE HEN EGG IN TOXICITY AND TERATOGENICITY STUDIES.


LEGISLATION.

LEGISLATION.


THE METABOLISM OF EDTA.

THE METABOLISM OF EDTA.


GIVE A DOG A BAD NAME. . . .

GIVE A DOG A BAD NAME. . . .


THE AETIOLOGY OF ATHEROSCLEROSIS.

THE AETIOLOGY OF ATHEROSCLEROSIS.


THE NEEDS OF THE ELDERLY IN THE HOSPITALS AND WELFARE HOMES OF BARROW-IN-FURNESS.


THE DEPLOYMENT OF NURSES IN GERIATRIC AND GENERAL WARDS.


NURSING IN GERIATRICS.

NURSING IN GERIATRICS.


PROBLEMS OF LEARNING FOR THE OVER 40'S.

PROBLEMS OF LEARNING FOR THE OVER 40'S.


ECONOMIC CIRCUMSTANCES OF OLD PEOPLE.

ECONOMIC CIRCUMSTANCES OF OLD PEOPLE.


INDIRECT CAUSES OF CONGENITAL MALFORMATIONS. AN ANALYSIS OF 212 CASES. PRELIMINARY REPORT.


A CONCEPT OF OB-GYN CARE.

A CONCEPT OF OB-GYN CARE.


FIBER OPTICS.

FIBER OPTICS.


THE USE OF ETHYLENE OXIDE FOR STERILIZATION OF VENTILATORS.


ONE CENTRAL SERVICE'S ROLE IN MOBILE RESUSCITATION.


VARIATIONS IN CENSUS OF EMERGENCY-ROOM PATIENTS.


HOW CPM CAN EXPEDITE YOUR CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM.


DOUBLE WINDOWS WITH INTEGRAL BLINDS PROVE ECONOMICALLY FEASIBLE.


THE COST OF NURSING EDUCATION... WHAT CAN A HOSPITAL DO?


THE UNIVERSITY COMES TO THE HOSPITAL.

THE UNIVERSITY COMES TO THE HOSPITAL.


ROLE OF THE NURSE AND NURSES' AIDE IN TREATMENT OF CARDIAC EMERGENCY.


TECHNOLOGIST-PATIENT RELATIONSHIPS.

TECHNOLOGIST-PATIENT RELATIONSHIPS.


FORMULARIES AND THE FORMULARY.

FORMULARIES AND THE FORMULARY.


TEENAGERS PSYCHOSOMATIC DISORDERS TRACED BY 'TWO HOUSES TEST'.


A SPOT OF BLOOD.

A SPOT OF BLOOD.


NEED BETTER MANAGERS?YOU MAY HAVE THEM ALREADY.


FACTORS CONTROLLING SKID RESISTANCE OF RESILIENT FLOOR COVERINGS.


THE FRONCZAK KIDNAPPING CASE: PUBLIC RELATIONS SIDE OF A HOSPITAL TRAGEDY.


MAKING THE MOST OF THE ANNUAL BUDGET PRESENTATION.


EVOLUTION OF AN INFECTION CONTROL PROGRAM.


A FEEDING PLAN FOR GERIATRIC PATIENTS.

A FEEDING PLAN FOR GERIATRIC PATIENTS.


THE FUTURE OF CENTRAL SERVICE.

THE FUTURE OF CENTRAL SERVICE.


THE ACTIVITY IN VITRO OF SOME ANTILEPROTIC AND ANTITUBERCULOUS COMPOUNDS AGAINST A RANGE OF ACID-FAST MICROORGANISMS.


THE NEURAL ORGANIZATION OF THE VISUAL PATHWAYS IN THE CAT.


PROPERTIES OF AFFERENT SYNAPSES AND SENSORY NEURONS IN THE LATERAL GENICULATE NUCLEUS.


PROTEIN METABOLISM OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM.


NEUROBIOLOGY OF PHENCYCLIDINE (SERNYL), A DRUG WITH AN UNUSUAL SPECTRUM OF  PHARMACOLOGICAL ACTIVITY.


NEW ORIENTATION IN THE CONTROL OF LEPROSY IN JAPAN: CURABILITY OF THE DISEASE.


FREE BEHAVIOR AND BRAIN STIMULATION.

FREE BEHAVIOR AND BRAIN STIMULATION.


PATTERNS OF MUSCULAR INNERVATION IN THE LOWER CHORDATES.


VOLE BACILLUS ANTIGEN AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR REFINED LEPROMIN.


ALTERATION AND PATHOLOGY OF CEREBRAL PROTEIN METABOLISM.


COMMENTS ON THE SELECTION AND USE OF SYMPTOM RATING SCALES FOR RESEARCH IN PHARMACOTHERAPY.


MAST CELL RESPONSE IN MURINE LEPROSY.

MAST CELL RESPONSE IN MURINE LEPROSY.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDY OF LEPROMATOUS CHANGES IN THE IRIS.


THE HISTOPATHOLOGY AND HISTOCHEMISTRY OF ERYTHEMA NODOSUM LEPROSUM.


MULTIPLE MOLECULAR FORMS OF BRAIN HYDROLASES.


AN OPERATION TO RESTORE EYELID FUNCTION LOST IN LEPROSY.


RESPONSES FROM THE VISUAL CORTEX OF UNANESTHETIZED MONKEYS.


MICRO-IONTOPHORETIC STUDIES ON CORTICAL NEURONS.


THE SOCIAL STIGMA OF DISEASE.

THE SOCIAL STIGMA OF DISEASE.


SARCOIDOSIS AND LEPROSY.

SARCOIDOSIS AND LEPROSY.


STUDIES ON  STREPTOMYCETES. SIMULTANEOUS PRODUCTION OF OLEANDOMYCIN AND CHROMOMYCINS BY STREPTOMYCES OLIVOCHROMOGENES NO. 69895.


STUDIES ON QUINOXALINE ANTIBIOTICS. IV. SELECTIVE ANTITUMOR ACTIVITY OF EACH QUINOXALINE ANTIBIOTIC.


POLYCHLOROSUBTILIN, AN ANTIBIOTIC NEWLY ISOLATED FROM METABOLITES OF BACILLUS SUBTILIS.


ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF BOTTROMYCINS A AND B.


STREPTOMYCES TROPICALENSIS, A NEW WHORL-FORMING SPECIES OF STREPTOMYCES.


STRUCTURES OF BOTTROMYCINS A AND B.

STRUCTURES OF BOTTROMYCINS A AND B.


AIR POLLUTION AND ASTHMA.

AIR POLLUTION AND ASTHMA.


SURVEY OF CONVALESCENT INSTITUTIONS FOR ASTHMATIC CHILDREN IN UNITED STATES AND CANADA.


A SCHOOL PROGRAM FOR AN ASTHMATIC UNIT.

A SCHOOL PROGRAM FOR AN ASTHMATIC UNIT.


PHANTASY IN ASTHMATIC CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO DRISCOLL DOLL PLAY.


A PSYCHOLOGIST'S ROLE IN A COMMUNITY APPROACH TO JUVENILE INTRACTABLE ASTHMA.


CHILD-REARING PRACTICES OF MOTHERS OF ASTHMATIC CHILDREN.


A SYMPOSIUM ON THE ART AND THE SCIENCE OF GENERAL PRACTICE.


CLASSICALLY CONDITIONED TONGUE-LICKING AND OPERANT BAR PRESSING RECORDED SIMULTANEOUSLY IN THE RAT.


EFFECT OF STRENGTH OF DRIVE DETERMINED BY A NEW TECHNIQUE FOR APPETITIVE CLASSICAL CONDITIONING OF RATS.


THIRST MEASURED BY LICKING REINFORCED ON INTERVAL SCHEDULES: EFFECTS OF PREWATERING AND OF BACTERIAL ENDOTOXIN.


SATIATION EFFECTS ON RATE OF INTAKE AND PREFERENCE OF GLUCOSE SOLUTIONS.


EFFECTS OF STIMULUS AND RESPONSE COMPLEXITY ON LEARNING UNDER BILATERAL SPREADING DEPRESSION.


EFFECT OF AMYGDALECTOMY ON TRANSFER OF TRAINING IN MONKEYS.


PERMANENCE OF AMNESIA AFTER A SINGLE POSTTRIAL ELECTROCONVULSIVE SEIZURE.


ADAPTATION OF THE WHITE RAT'S CARDIAC RATE TO TESTING CONDITIONS.


PARAMETERS RELATED TO RESPONSE RATE FOR SEPTAL AND MEDIAL FOREBRAIN BUNDLE STIMULATION.


INTERSPECIES COMPARISONS OF THE RELIABILITY OF DOMINANCE ORDERS.


EFFECT OF BILATERAL HIPPOCAMPAL ABLATION ON DRL PERFORMANCE.


AMOUNT OF RESPONSE-PRODUCED CHANGE IN THE CS AND AVOIDANCE LEARNING.


EFFECTS OF CURRENT HUNGER AND PRIOR EATING HABITS ON EXPLORATORY BEHAVIOR.


STIMULUS GENERALIZATION AND THE "UNITS HYPOTHESIS" IN OCTOPUS.


CONTIGUITY RELATIONSHIPS OF STIMULUS, RESPONSE, AND REWARD AS DETERMINANTS OF DISCRIMINATION DIFFICULTY.


CURIOSITY IN THE HAMSTER.

CURIOSITY IN THE HAMSTER.


COMPARISON OF FIXED AND VARIABLE-RATIO SCHEDULES OF REINFORCEMENT.


COMPARISONS OF DOUBLE ALTERNATION PERFORMANCE OF WHITE RATS, RABBITS, AND CATS.


COMPARISON OF DRUG EFFECTS ON APPROACH, AVOIDANCE, AND ESCAPE MOTIVATION.


DECISION MAKING BY RATS: DELAY VERSUS AMOUNT OF REWARD.


GENERAL AND LOCAL EFFECTS OF LIMITED TRIALS OF SHOCK US ON MAINTENANCE OF AN AVOIDANCE CR.


OVERTRAINING, REVERSAL, AND EXTINCTION IN RATS AND CHICKS.


EFFECT OF SEPTAL LESIONS ON THIRST IN THE RAT AS INDICATED BY WATER CONSUMPTION AND OPERANT RESPONDING FOR WATER REWARD.


EFFECTS OF LESIONS IN THE SEPTAL AREA ON CONDITIONED FEAR AND DISCRIMINATED INSTRUMENTAL PUNISHMENT IN THE ALBINO RAT.


ROLE OF THE HIPPOCAMPO-SEPTAL SYSTEM THALAMUS, AND HYPOTHALAMUS IN AVOIDANCE CONDITIONING.


BEHAVIORAL EFFECTS OF CHOLINERGIC STIMULATION OF THE THALAMIC RETICULAR FORMATION.


SHORT-TERM RETROGRADE AMNESIA IN RATS.

SHORT-TERM RETROGRADE AMNESIA IN RATS.


EFFECTS OF AUDITORY CORTEX ABLATION ON ABILITY TO DISCRIMINATE BETWEEN STIMULI PRESENTED TO THE TWO EARS.


PALATABILITY OF SUGAR OF LEAD.

PALATABILITY OF SUGAR OF LEAD.


BEHAVIORAL AND NEUROPATHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN THE RAT FOLLOWING X-IRRADIATION OF THE FRONTAL BRAIN.


SPECIFIC HUNGER FOR THIAMINE: RECOVERY FROM DEFICIENCY AND THIAMINE PREFERENCE.


NEED FOR ACHIEVEMENT IN NEGRO AND WHITE CHILDREN.


AMBIGUITY IN THE MMPI.

AMBIGUITY IN THE MMPI.


EXPERIMENTAL MANIPULATION OF THERAPEUTIC CONDITIONS.


AGE DIFFERENCES IN RETENTION AS A FUNCTION OF LEARNING.


AGGRESSION CONFLICT, ANXIETY, AND EGO STRENGTH.


BODY SENSATION AND PERCEPTION OF PROJECTIVE STIMULI.


INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN RESPONSE TO A ZEN MEDITATION EXERCISE.


CLIENT PERCEPTIONS OF THERAPISTS: A STUDY OF THE THERAPEUTIC RELATION.


ADOLESCENTS' SELF-ACCEPTANCE AND PERCEPTIONS OF THEIR PARENTS.


THERAPIST'S STYLE OF PARTICIPATION AND CASE OUTCOME.


INTERACTION OF FEAR AND GUILT IN INHIBITING UNACCEPTABLE BEHAVIOR.


RELATIONSHIP OF A MEASURE OF SELF-ACTUALIZATION TO NEUROTICISM AND EXTRAVERSION.


SUSCEPTIBILITY TO DISTRACTION IN ACADEMICALLY UNDERACHIEVING  AND ACHIEVING MALE COLLEGE STUDENTS.


METHODOLOGICAL DETERMINANTS OF PECULIAR PERSONAL CONSTRUCTS.


THE RORSCHACH AND HOLTZMAN AS MEASURES OF PATHOGNOMIC VERBALIZATION.


STABILITY OF THE FACTOR STRUCTURE OF THE TEST ANXIETY SCALE FOR CHILDREN ACROSS AGE AND SEX GROUPS.


EFFECT OF INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL CONTROL UPON CHANGES IN SMOKING BEHAVIOR.


VERBAL CONDITIONING OF HOSTILE SENTENCES.


EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FOR A THEORY OF HYPNOTIC BEHAVIOR: EFFECTS ON SUGGESTIBILITY OF FIVE VARIABLES TYPICALLY INCLUDED IN HYPNOTIC INDUCTION PROCEDURES.


IN VITRO ASSAY OF STAPHYLOCOCCAL ENTEROTOXINS A AND B FROM MILK.


ASSAY OF STAPHYLOCOCCAL ENTEROTOXIN FROM CHEESE.


PHYSICAL STABILITY AND TINPLATE DETERIORATION IN CANS OF EVAPORATED MILK HELD UNDER REFRIGERATION.


EFFECT OF CHANGES IN SULFUR COMPOUNDS ON STABILITY AND GELATION OF CASEINS AND OF STERILE CONCENTRATED MILK.


DIFFERENTIAL ACTION OF ANIMAL, VEGETABLE, AND MICROBIAL RENNETS ON CASEINS AS REVEALED BY CASEIN AGAR PLATE ASSAY METHOD.


STRUCTURE AND SYNTHESIS OF MILK FAT. VII. DISTRIBUTION OF FATTY ACIDS IN MILK FAT TRIGLYCERIDES WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO BUTYRATE.


INFLUENCE OF HIGH LEVELS OF DIETARY ZINC ON ZINC IN MILK, PERFORMANCE AND BIOCHEMISTRY OF LACTATING COWS.


PREDICTION OF LIFETIME PRODUCTION ON BASIS OF FIRST LACTATION YIELD AND AGE AT FIRST CALVING FOR SELECTION OF DAIRY CATTLE.


FIRST LACTATION CONTEMPORARY COMPARISONS AS INDICATORS OF ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES ON DAUGHTER RECORDS USED FOR SIRE EVALUATION.


RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN FIRST LACTATION, LATER PERFORMANCE, AND LENGTH OF HERD LIFE IN HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN CATTLE.


PROTEIN METABOLISM IN THE RUMEN. I. ABSORPTION OF GLYCINE AND OTHER AMINO ACIDS.


RESUMPTION OF THYROID-STIMULATING HORMONE SECRETION AS SHOWN BY I-131 UPTAKE IN CATTLE AFTER GRADED WITHDRAWAL OF THYROXINE.


BILIARY SECRETION OF IODINE IN CALVES.

BILIARY SECRETION OF IODINE IN CALVES.


INFLUENCE OF GLUCAGON ON BOVINE SPERM GLYCOLYSIS.


PHENOTYPING OF K-CASEINS.

PHENOTYPING OF K-CASEINS.


OBSERVATIONS ON A CHARACTERISTIC DISTRIBUTION OF ULTRAVIOLET ABSORBING IMPURITIES WITHIN BOXES OF ANALYTIC FILTER PAPER.


BITTERNESS IN MILK CULTURES OF STREPTOCOCCUS CREMORIS.


FATE OF 4,6-DINITRO-2-ISOBUTYLPHENOL, 2-CHLORO-4,6-BIS-(ETHYLAMINO)-S-TRIAZINE, AND PENTACHLORONITROBENZENE IN THE DAIRY COW.


EFFECT OF STERILIZATION AND STORAGE ON THE FLAVOR OF GOAT MILK.


BLOAT IN CATTLE. 8. EXTENT OF ELIMINATION IN MILK AND BODY TISSUES OF C14-LABELED POLOXALENE USED TO PREVENT LEGUME BLOAT.


METABOLISM OF N-BUTYRATE AND PROPIONATE BY THE RUMEN EPITHELIUM.


COMPARISON OF DAIRY AND DUAL-PURPOSE CARCASSES WITH BEEF-TYPE CARCASSES FROM ANIMALS OF SIMILAR AND YOUNGER AGES.


REASONS FOR DISPOSAL OF PENNSYLVANIA HOLSTEIN CATTLE.


ENUMERATION OF BOVINE SPERMATOZOA BY PACKED CELL METHOD.


A DOUBLE-BLIND CROSSOVER STUDY OF A PLANT PROTEOLYTIC ENZYME IN ORAL SURGERY.


TREATMENT PLANNING FROM RADIOGRAPHIC INTERPRETATION.


NUTRITIONAL FACTORS IN GERODONTICS.

NUTRITIONAL FACTORS IN GERODONTICS.


BACTERIAL ENDOCARDITIS PROPHYLAXIS: A COMPARISON OF CURRENT THEORY AND PRACTICE.


OCCURRENCE OF BETA-HEMOLYTIC STREPTOCOCCI IN THE THROAT AND GINGIVA IN SELECTED POPULATION GROUP IN JERUSALEM.


THE PHOREOGRAPHICAL DETERMINATION OF THE ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF HUMAN SKIN.


THE CUTANEOUS GLUCOSE TOLERANCE TEST. II. AN ANALYSIS OF METHODOLOGY AND TECHNIC.


THE NORMAL TRICHOGRAM OF THE ADULT.

THE NORMAL TRICHOGRAM OF THE ADULT.


EFFECTS OF CULTURAL CONDITIONS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF ANTIGENS BY COCCIDIOIDES IMMITIS. II. COMPLEMENT FIXATION AND IMMUNODIFFUSION STUDIES WITH HUMAN SERUM.


A STUDY OF PROTEINS AND ELECTROLYTES OF SERUM AND BLISTER FLUID IN PEMPHIGUS.


PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION OF THE ACTION OF THQ, EDTA AND ESTROGEN ON THE MUCOPOLYSACCHARIDES OF SPONGE IMPLANT CONNECTIVE TISSUE.


IN VITRO STUDIES ON ANCYLOSTOMA CANINUM WITH THIABENDAZOLE WITH OBSERVATIONS ON LARVAL EXSHEATHMENT.


A SIMPLE MICROBIOLOGICAL METHOD FOR DEMONSTRATING PHOTOTOXIC COMPOUNDS.


EELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDY OF "ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATASE" ACTIVITY IN MALIGNANT MELANOMA CELLS OF THE SYRIAN GOLDEN HAMSTER.


EFFECT OF MELATONIN ON MAMMALIAN EPIDERMAL MELANOCYTES.


PIGMENT ACTIVITY IN DERMAL NEVI INDUCED BY ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT: AN ENZYME HISTOCHEMICAL STUDY.


FLUOROMETRIC DETERMINATION OF QUININE AND FLUORESCEIN EXCRETION IN HUMAN SWEAT.


THE ETIOLOGICAL ROLE OF CHRONIC BRONCHITIS IN OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY EMPHYSEMA.


BACTERURIA IN PREGNANCY.

BACTERURIA IN PREGNANCY.


SEROUS OTITIS MEDIA.

SEROUS OTITIS MEDIA.


CATECHOLAMINE METABOLISM.

CATECHOLAMINE METABOLISM.


MORAL TURPITUDE.

MORAL TURPITUDE.


RIZAL AND NATIONALISM IN MEDICINE.

RIZAL AND NATIONALISM IN MEDICINE.


THE ROLE OF PYRAZON IN REACTIONS IN TUBERCULOID LEPROSY.


CHOLEDOCHAL CYST.

CHOLEDOCHAL CYST.


INCIDENCE OF URINARY CALCULI AMONG CHILDREN IN THE PROVINCE OF SEDONE LAOS.


EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OF BURNS.

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OF BURNS.


LEGAL PROBLEMS OF THE MATEF.

LEGAL PROBLEMS OF THE MATEF.


PARASITIC CIRRHOSIS AMONG FILIPINOS.

PARASITIC CIRRHOSIS AMONG FILIPINOS.


SERUM PROTEIN-BINDING OF RADIOACTIVE TRIIODOTHYRONINE IN THE EVALUATION OF THYROID FUNCTION USING SEPHADEX GEL FILTRATION.


SEROLOGICAL STUDIES IN EL TOR CHOLERA.

SEROLOGICAL STUDIES IN EL TOR CHOLERA.


FREEZING IN VASCULARIZED CORNEA.

FREEZING IN VASCULARIZED CORNEA.


BACTERIOLOGIC AND IMMUNOLOGIC COMPARATIVE STUDY OF FILIPINO RHEUMATIC SUBJECTS, NON-RHEUMATIC SUBJECTS WITH GROUP A STREPTOCOCCAL INFECTIONS AND HEALTHY CONTROL SUBJECTS.


PET TURTLES AS A CAUSE OF HUMAN SALMONELLOSIS.


THE CLINICAL ACCELERATION OF HEALING WITH A CARTILAGE PREPARATION; A CONTROLLED STUDY.


STUDY OF ADOLESCENTS EXPOSED IN UTERO TO THE ATOMIC BOMB, NAGASAKI, JAPAN. II. GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT.


CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE EMPHYSEMA;  THE THORACIC SURGEON'S POSITION.


THE ABSOLUTE BASOPHIL COUNT.

THE ABSOLUTE BASOPHIL COUNT.


HUMORAL BASIS FOR GASTRIC HYPERSECRETION AFTER PORTACAVAL SHUNTING.


ASBESTOS BODIES IN HUMAN LUNGS AT AUTOPSY.


CONTROL OF EXPERIMENTAL ASCITES BY HEPATOPEXY.


UREA CYCLE ENZYMES AFTER PORTACAVAL SHUNTING.


PORTACAVAL SHUNTING AND UPPER GASTROINTESTINAL BLOOD FLOW.


THE PATHOLOGICAL ANATOMY OF ACUTE PANCREATITIS; A DESCRIPTION OF CHANGES IN THE EARLY STAGES.


DISTRIBUTION OF SERUM AMYLASE IN MAN AND ANIMALS; ELECTROPHORETIC AND CHROMATOGRAPHIC STUDIES.


CENTRAL-NERVOUS-SYSTEM INFLUENCE ON  EXPERIMENTALLY INDUCED PANCREATITIS.


LOW-MOLECULAR-WEIGHT DEXTRAN THERAPY IN EXPERIMENTAL PANCREATITIS.


LET'S BE HONEST ABOUT THE PILL.

LET'S BE HONEST ABOUT THE PILL.


DIAGNOSIS AND THERAPY FOR ANTICHOLINESTERASE POISONING.


NONPROPRIETARY NAMES; NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL.


URINARY EXCRETION OF LITHIUM IN MANIA.

URINARY EXCRETION OF LITHIUM IN MANIA.


IRRADIATION IN UTERO.

IRRADIATION IN UTERO.


LYMPHOMA OF THE STOMACH: A DIFFICULT DIAGNOSIS.


CARDIAC PACEMAKING WITH PAIRED STIMULI.

CARDIAC PACEMAKING WITH PAIRED STIMULI.


HEALING WITH CARTILAGE.

HEALING WITH CARTILAGE.


THE NEVOID BASAL CELL CARCINOMA SYNDROME.


THROMBOTIC ANGIITIS AND CONGENITAL ASPLENIA.


URETERAL VASCULAR REJECTION IN HUMAN RENAL TRANSPLANTS.


BENIGN ASBESTOS PLEURISY.

BENIGN ASBESTOS PLEURISY.


SEVERE EXTENSION-FLEXION INJURIES OF THE CERVICAL SPINE.


CHANGES IN BLOOD COAGULATION DURING PREGNANCY.


STUDIES IN NEPHROTIC SYNDROME. I. SURVIVAL OF 135 CHILDREN WITH NEPHROTIC SYNDROME TREATED WITH ADRENAL STEROIDS.


STUDIES IN NEPHROTIC SYNDROME. II. COLOR OF HAIR IN CHILDREN WITH NEPHROTIC SYNDROME.


SOLITARY METASTATIC CANCER OF THE MANDIBLE: THREE CASES WITH ASSOCIATED HYPERGLYCEMIA.


AUGMENTATION MAMMAPLASTY.

AUGMENTATION MAMMAPLASTY.


MYXEDEMA PRECOMA: COMPLICATIONS AND THERAPY.


A PATIENT WITH RENAL FAILURE.

A PATIENT WITH RENAL FAILURE.


REVIEW OF THE YEAR'S WORK: CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.


REVIEW OF THE YEAR'S WORK: CHILDREN'S DISEASES.


REVIEW OF THE YEAR'S WORK: DIABETES MELLITUS.


REVIEW OF THE YEAR'S WORK: EAR, NOSE , AND THROAT DISEASES.


THE BRITISH PHARMACOPOEIA.

THE BRITISH PHARMACOPOEIA.


REVIEW OF THE YEAR'S WORK: ENDOCRINE GLANDS.


REVIEW OF THE YEAR'S WORK: EYE DISEASES.


REVIEW OF THE YEAR'S WORK: GYNAECOLOGY AND OBSTETRICS.


REVIEW OF THE YEAR'S WORK: INFECTIOUS DISEASES.


REVIEW OF THE YEAR'S WORK: LEGAL DECISIONS AND LEGISLATION.


REVIEW OF THE YEAR'S WORK: GENERAL MEDICINE INCLUDING METABOLIC DISORDERS.


REVIEW OF THE YEAR'S WORK: MENTAL DISEASE.


AUTO-IMMUNITY AS A CAUSE OF DISEASE.

AUTO-IMMUNITY AS A CAUSE OF DISEASE.


REVIEW OF THE YEAR'S WORK: NEUROLOGY.

REVIEW OF THE YEAR'S WORK: NEUROLOGY.


REVIEW OF THE YEAR'S WORK: OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH.


REVIEW OF THE YEAR'S WORK: NUTRITION AND VITAMINS.


REVIEW OF THE YEAR'S WORK: ORTHOPAEDIC AND TRAUMATIC SURGERY.


REVIEW OF THE YEAR'S WORK: PHARMACOLOGY AND TOXICOLOGY.


REVIEW OF THE YEAR'S WORK: PLASTIC SURGERY.


REVIEW OF THE YEAR'S WORK: PUBLIC HEALTH, EPIDEMIOLOGY, AND PREVENTIVE MEDICINE.


REVIEW OF THE YEAR'S WORK: RADIODIAGNOSIS.


REVIEW OF THE YEAR'S WORK: RADIOTHERAPY.


REVIEW OF THE YEAR'S WORK: RESPIRATORY TRACT.


REVIEW OF THE YEAR'S WORK: CHRONIC RHEUMATIC DISEASES.


REVIEW OF THE YEAR'S WORK: SKIN DISEASES.


REVIEW OF THE YEAR'S WORK: GENERAL SURGERY.


REVIEW OF THE YEAR'S WORK: TROPICAL DISEASES.


REVIEW OF THE YEAR'S WORK: UROGENITAL TRACT.


REVIEW OF THE YEAR'S WORK: ALIMENTARY DISEASE.


REVIEW OF THE YEAR'S WORK: VENEREAL DISEASES.


REVIEW OF THE YEAR'S WORK: VITAL STATISTICS.


REVIEW OF THE YEAR'S WORK: ANAESTHESIA AND ANALGESIA.


REVIEW OF THE YEAR'S WORK: VETERINARY MEDICINE IN RELATION TO HUMAN MEDICINE.


REVIEW OF THE YEAR'S WORK: BLOOD DISEASES.


'SPECIAL DELIVERY': INVALID AIR-PASSENGERS. SOME MEDICAL CONSIDERATIONS.


PHYSICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN SOFT-TISSUE RADIOGRAPHY.


RADIOGRAPHY OF THE POSTHEPATIC BILE-COLLECTING SYSTEM.


THE MIDDLE CRANIAL FOSSA AND PARANASAL SINUSES.


DIFFUSE LIGHTING FOR CLINICAL INFARED PHOTOGRAPHY.


ILIO-PELVIC ABDOMINO-AORTIC LYMPHATIC STRUCTURES--A CHART.


KODAK RADIOGRAPH DUPLICATING FILM.

KODAK RADIOGRAPH DUPLICATING FILM.


A NEW METHOD FOR MAKING DUPLICATES OF RADIOGRAPHS.


CONSULTANT RECOMMENDS ALL PRIVATE ROOMS.


HOW HOSPITAL-NURSING HOME PLAN WORKS.

HOW HOSPITAL-NURSING HOME PLAN WORKS.


FINGER-PLAN HOSPITAL CAN GROW UP OR OUT.


WHAT IS YOUR REAL COST OF INFANT FEEDING?


ILLINOIS COMMUNITY CENTERS TO SET MENTAL HEALTH PATTERN.


NON PROFESSIONALS DELIVER NARCOTICS IN THIS NEW SYSTEM.


COPIER SPEEDS LABORATORY REPORT SYSTEM.

COPIER SPEEDS LABORATORY REPORT SYSTEM.


APPENDECTOMY RATE IS SURGICAL BAROMETER.


SEPARATE STANDARDS FOR NURSING SERVICE COULD CONFUSE ISSUES.


HOSPITAL PACKAGES AND DISCOUNTS COMPLICATE DRUG MARKETING SCENE.


EFFECTIVE EMERGENCY ROOM NEEDS ADEQUATE STAFF, PATIENT SCREENING.


ALL MEALS IN THIS HOSPITAL COME FROZEN.

ALL MEALS IN THIS HOSPITAL COME FROZEN.


AUTOMATION: NEW KEY TO DIETARY EFFICIENCY.


HOW ELECTRONICS CAN IMPROVE I.V. SAFETY.


PULPING MACHINE CUTS BULK OF DISPOSAL BY 85 PER CENT.


CAN YOU COLLECT YOUR DONORS' PLEDGES?

CAN YOU COLLECT YOUR DONORS' PLEDGES?


TEAMSTERS--COLUMBIA STUDY OF 430 CASES REPORTS 57 PER CENT GOT OPTIMAL CARE.


TOOTH REMOVAL ON THE AMBULATORY PATIENT.


DENTAL TEACHING--A PEDAGOGICAL DISCIPLINE.


SOME CONSIDERATIONS IN TOOTH REMOVAL.

SOME CONSIDERATIONS IN TOOTH REMOVAL.


TEACHING AND THE PROFESSIONS.

TEACHING AND THE PROFESSIONS.


HISTORICAL PORTRAITS IN DENTAL CULTURE; MILO HELLMAN (1872-1947).


PUBLIC RELATIONS.

PUBLIC RELATIONS.


VIRUS INFECTIONS AND THE DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORY.


A SURGERY OF ANAESTHETIC SERVICES IN NEW ZEALAND GENERAL HOSPITALS.


NON-REACTIVE TUBERCULOSIS, A DIAGNOSTIC PROBLEM.


UTERINE RUPTURE FOLLOWING INTRANASAL OXYTOCIN.


LYMPHOCYTE CULTURES IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS AND THYROID DISEASES.


THE TREATMENT OF GLANDULAR TOXOPLASMOSIS.


AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF THREADWORMS.


THE FACTORY DOCTOR IN NEW ZEALAND.

THE FACTORY DOCTOR IN NEW ZEALAND.


THE CYTOLOGICAL DIAGNOSIS OF CARCINOMA OF THE CERVIX.


THE INFLUENCE OF CONTINUING EDUCATION ON GENERAL MEDICAL CARE.


HEALING AND SENSITIVITY TO PAIN IN YOUNG REPLANTED HUMAN TEETH. AN EXPERIMENTAL, CLINICAL AND HISTOLOGICAL STUDY.


SIALOGRAPHY WITH THE ORTHOPANTOMOGRAPHIC ROENTGEN METHOD.


THE USE OF ORTHOPANTOMOGRAPHY FOR DETERMINING ALVEOLAR ATROPHY IN PARODONTITIS PROFUNDA.


OSTEORADIONECROSIS OF THE JAW.

OSTEORADIONECROSIS OF THE JAW.


ROENTGENOLOGIC VISUALIZATION OF THE STYLOHYOID LIGAMENT IN PATIENTS WITH RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


ON THE ASSESSMENT OF AORTIC REGURGITATION.


STUDIES ON THE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF THE MAMMALIAN TESTIS. I. CYTOLOGICAL AND HISTOCHEMICAL OBSERVATIONS AFTER CONTINUOUS TREATMENT WITH OESTROGENIC HORMONE AND THE EFFECTS OF F.S.H. AND L.H.


THE GROWTH OF TENDON AFTER DENERVATION OR EXCISION OF ITS MUSCLE.


REPAIR OF X-RAY IN MICROCOCCUS RADIODURANS.


NATURAL AND RADIATION CARCINOGENESIS IN MAN. I. THEORY OF INITIATION PHASE.


NATURAL AND RADIATION CARCINOGENESIS IN MAN. II. NATURAL LEUKAEMOGENESIS: INITIATION.


NATURAL AND RADIATION CARCINOGENESIS IN MAN. 3. RADIATION CARCINOGENESIS.


(METHAMPHETAMINE-INDUCED CHANGES IN BEHAVIOR OF CATS AND IN TOPOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION OF BRAIN SEROTONIN.)


REACTIONS TO THE FORCED TERMINATION OF THERAPY.


MEANING SET IN THE INTERPRETATION OF CLINICAL TEST DATA.


PHYSICALISM AND PSYCHODIAGNOSIS.

PHYSICALISM AND PSYCHODIAGNOSIS.


PSYCHOTHERAPY IN A PUBLIC PSYCHIATRIC CLINIC: AN ATTEMPT AT  "ADJUSTMENT".


ACTING OUT BY PATIENT AND RESIDENT.

ACTING OUT BY PATIENT AND RESIDENT.


OBSESSIONAL PARANOID SYNDROMES.

OBSESSIONAL PARANOID SYNDROMES.


NEUROLOGIC DISORDERS IN A STATE MENTAL HOSPITAL--A BASIS FOR PROGRAM PLANNING.


THE MULTIPLE READMISSION PSYCHIATRIC PATIENT.


PERIODIC HYPERSOMNIA AND MEGAPHAGIA (THE KLEINE-LEVIN SYNDROME).


PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC TECHNIQUES USEFUL WITH THE MENTALLY RETARDED: A REVIEW AND CRITIQUE.


APPARENT REVERSAL (OSCILLATION) OF ROTARY MOTION IN DEPTH: AN INVESTIGATION AND A GENERAL THEORY.


THE PRINCIPLE OF BELIEF CONGRUENCE AND THE CONGRUITY PRINCIPLE AS MODELS OF COGNITIVE INTERACTION.


PERSON AND POPULATION AS PSYCHOMETRIC CONCEPTS.


SOME METHODOLOGICAL PROBLEMS IN CATTELL'S MULTIPLE ABSTRACT VARIANCE ANALYSIS.


ON THE ASSUMPTION OF A STEEPER AVOIDANCE GRADIENT IN MILLER'S CONFLICT THEORY.


IN DEFENSE OF REMOTE ASSOCIATIONS.

IN DEFENSE OF REMOTE ASSOCIATIONS.


PRIMARY MEMORY.

PRIMARY MEMORY.


PSYCHOTROPIC DRUG AND ADRENAL-PITUITARY INFLUENCES ON RADIATION-INDUCED CHANGES IN BRAIN ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY AND BEHAVIOR.


COMPARISONS OF TRITIATED THYMIDINE, TRITIATED WATER, AND COBALT-60 GAMMA RAYS IN INDUCING CHROMOSOMAL ABERRATIONS.


SURVIVAL OF MICE UNDER DURATION-OF-LIFE EXPOSURE TO GAMMA RAYS. II. PATHOLOGIC EFFECTS.


AMINO ACID EXCRETION IN HUMAN PATIENTS ACCIDENTALLY EXPOSED TO LARGE DOSES OF PARTIAL-BODY IONIZING RADIATION. (THE LOCKPORT INCIDENT).


FUNCTIONAL ALTERATION OF VISUAL RECEPTOR UNITS AND RETINAL PIGMENTS BY X-IRRADIATION.


EFFECTS OF X-IRRADIATION ON THE INJURY REACTION IN LENS EPITHELIUM.


AN AUTORADIOGRAPHIC AND BIOCHEMICAL STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF RADIATION ON DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID SYNTHESIS IN THE INTACT ANIMAL.


SENSITIVITY TO ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION OF VESICULAR STOMATITIS VIRUS DUING REPLICATION IN CHICK EMBRYO CELLS.


RESPONSE OF WILD RODENTS TO ACUTE GAMMA RADIATION.


A TWIN-TUBE 50-KVP BERYLLIUM-WINDOW X-RAY UNIT FOR MICROBIAL RADIOBIOLOGY.


THE EFFECTS OF IONIZING RADIATIONS ON ENDOCRINE CELLS. IV. INCREASED PRODUCTION OF 17-ALPHA, 20-ALPHA-DIHYDROXYPROGESTERONE IN RAT TESTES AFTER IRRADIATION.


CARCINOMA OF THE CERVIX: RADIATION SALVAGE OF SURGICAL FAILURES.


SKIN REACTIONS AND TISSUE HETEROGENEITY IN ELECTRON BEAM THERAPY. I. CLINICAL EXPERIENCE.


SKIN REACTIONS AND HETEROGENEITY IN ELECTRON BEAM THERAPY. II. IN VIVO DOSIMETRY.


ADVANCED CANCER OF THE BREAST TREATED PRIMARILY WITH IRRADIATION.


TREATMENT OF MALIGNANT NEOPLASMS OF THE GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT WITH A COMBINATION OF 5-FLUOROURACIL AND RADIATION: A RANDOMIZED DOUBLE-BLIND STUDY.


A RADIUM TECHNIC FOR TREATMENT OF CANCER OF THE CERVIX.


A VAGINAL RADIUM APPLICATOR.

A VAGINAL RADIUM APPLICATOR.


RADIOISOTOPE SCANNING IN PRIMARY CARCINOMA OF THE LIVER.


PHOTOSCANNING LOCALIZATION OF TUMOR, UTILIZING CHLORMERODRIN MERCURY 197.


A DIAGNOSTIC PHYSIOLOGIC SIGN OF MECHANICAL OBSTRUCTION OF THE SMALL INTESTINE.


INNOMINATE GROOVES IN THE SURFACE OF MUCOSA.


CINEFLUOROGRAPHIC STUDIES OF THE NORMAL UPPER URINARY TRACT.


CARCINOMA OF THE MAJOR BILE DUCTS.

CARCINOMA OF THE MAJOR BILE DUCTS.


DISLOCATION OF THE ATLAS IN MONGOLISM: PRELIMINARY REPORT.


ANGIOCARDIOGRAPHY IN ENDOCARDIAL CUSHION DEFECTS.


RADIOGRAPHIC DIAGNOSIS OF RECURRENCE FOLLOWING RESECTION FOR GASTRIC CANCER.


THE ROENTGENOLOGIC DIAGNOSIS OF PRIMARY GASTRIC LYMPHOMA.


ROENTGEN DEMONSTRATION OF BROKEN CARDIAC PACEMAKER WIRES.


THE GULL-WING SIGN. VALUE OF THE LATERAL VIEW OF THE PELVIS IN FRACTURE-DISLOCATION OF THE ACETABULAR RIM AND POSTERIOR DISLOCATION OF THE FEMORAL HEAD.


CONGENITAL AND ACQUIRED BALL-AND-SOCKET ANKLE JOINT.


UNIQUE ANGIOGRAPHIC AND VENTRICULOGRAPHIC PATTERN OF ALOBAR HOLOPROSENCEPHALY (ARHINENCEPHALY).


THE MEDICAL CHALLENGE OF MANNED SPACE FLIGHT.


THE RADIOLOGIC INCIDENCE OF PEPTIC ULCER IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN.


OTTO GLASSER, PH.D. (1895-1964).

OTTO GLASSER, PH.D. (1895-1964).


LEO A. NASH (1910-1964).

LEO A. NASH (1910-1964).


THE NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL ACCOMPANIMENTS OF SENSORY AND SLEEP DEPRIVATION AND THEIR ROLE IN THE PRODUCTION OF PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTURBANCES.


SIGNIFICANCE OF SYMPTOMS OF SENSORY DEPRIVATION EXPERIMENTS DUE TO METHODOLOGICAL PROCEDURES.


THE INTERACTION OF LSD AND SENSORY DEPRIVATION:  PHYSIOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS.


A PHARMACOLOGICAL STRATEGY FOR THE STUDY OF CENTRAL MODULATOR  LINKAGES.


THE ROLE OF THE LIVER IN THE PRODUCTION OF BEHAVIORAL RESPONSES TO INDOLE COMPOUNDS.


ANALYSIS OF A SIMPLE AVOIDANCE SITUATION. 3. NUMERICAL FITTING OF CONTROL EXPERIMENTS.


MEMORIAL TO HASSAN AZIMA JUNE 28,1922 -- JUNE 26, 1962.


SOME RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN CATECHOLAMINES AND MORPHINE-LIKE DRUGS.


ON THE MECHANISMS OF ACTION OF NEUROLEPTIC DRUGS: A THEORETICAL PSYCHODYNAMIC EXPLANATION.


TELOKINESIS AND HANDEDNESS (AN EMPIRICAL GENERALIZATION).


SERUM LIPID RESPONSES TO SOMATIC CHALLENGES IN A NEUROPSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL.


SOME PSYCHOLOGICAL TEST CORRELATES OF SEDATION THRESHOLD.


ACTH-INDUCED PSYCHOSES IN THE LIGHT OF DAILY DETERMINATIONS OF 17-HYDROXYCORTICOID EXCRETION LEVELS UNDER HIGH ACTH DOSAGE.


ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAMS OF PEPTIC ULCER PATIENTS.


BIOCHEMICAL AND FUNCTIONAL INTERPLAY BETWEEN NEURON AND GLIA.


EFFECTS OF NEONATE CORTICAL ABLATIONS IN THE MACAQUE.


PERSONALITY TRAITS AND DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS IN THE DEAF.


EFFECTS OF VISUAL DEPRIVATION ON IMAGERY EXPERIENCED BY DEAF SUBJECTS.


RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PERCEPTUAL-MOTOR DEFICITS IN SLEEP DEPRIVATION AND CHRONIC SCHIZOPHRENIA.


THE EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL STIMULATION OF THE PREOPTIC REGION, NUCLEUS CENTRALIS MEDIALIS, OR BRAIN STEM RETICULAR FORMATION WITH REGARD TO SLEEP AND WAKEFULNESS.


STARVATION, SLEEP DEPRIVATION, AND THE STRESS  RESPONSIVE INDOLE SUBSTANCE.


ANORECTAL ANATOMY.

ANORECTAL ANATOMY.


SOME ASPECTS OF THE ANATOMY OF THE PIA MATER AND THE CHOROID PLEXUSES.


POSTURE AND ELECTROMYOGRAPHY.

POSTURE AND ELECTROMYOGRAPHY.


AN UNORTHODOX PHARMACOLOGICAL APPROACH TO THE BRAIN.


BILE PIGMENT METABOLISM.

BILE PIGMENT METABOLISM.


HUMAN CONSTITUTION AND DISEASE.

HUMAN CONSTITUTION AND DISEASE.


MAGNESIUM METABOLISM.

MAGNESIUM METABOLISM.


RETENTION OF AROMATIC COMPOUNDS IN ACUTE RENAL FAILURE.


FUNCTIONS OF THE ADENINE NUCLEOTIDES OF BLOOD PLATELETS.


EXTERNAL FACTORS IN MAMMALIAN REPRODUCTION.


PARATHYROID FUNCTION AND PRIMARY HYPERPARATHYROIDISM.


BONE HEALING.

BONE HEALING.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPY IN THE PATHOLOGY OF THE EAR, NOSE AND THROAT: EXPERIMENTAL AND HUMAN.


HUMAN GROWTH HORMONE.

HUMAN GROWTH HORMONE.


THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF TUBERCLE BACILLI.

THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF TUBERCLE BACILLI.


THE TIMING OF PUBERTY.

THE TIMING OF PUBERTY.


FUNCTIONAL ASPECTS OF THE VASCULARIZATION OF TISSUES.


THE PITUITARY GLAND AND ITS BLOOD SUPPLY.


ASPECTS OF FACIAL AND NASAL DEVELOPMENT.


COOPERATION : A RESPONSIBILITY OF THE SCIENTISTS.


THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE MEDICAL EDITOR IN THE MODERN WORLD.


CHEMICAL PROPERTIES AND BIOLOGIC EFFECTS OF HUMAN PLACENTAL LACTOGEN (HPL).


CONGENITAL MIXED DEAFNESS; DIAGNOSIS AND SURGICAL TREATMENT.


MILIARY NOCARDIOSIS; FATAL COMPLICATION IN HODGKIN'S DISEASE.


ON THE PLACENTAL ORIGIN AND PURIFICATION OF CHORIONIC "GROWTH HORMONE-PROLACTIN" AND ITS IMMUNOASSAY IN PREGNANCY.


EFFECT OF LENGTH ON RECALL OF VERBAL SERIES. ESD-TR-64-442.


ELECTRON SPIN RESONANCE OF IRRADIATED DNA.


CARDIAC ARREST IN OPHTHALMIC SURGERY.

CARDIAC ARREST IN OPHTHALMIC SURGERY.


CLINICAL AND PATHOLOGIC VARIATIONS IN PATIENTS WITH TUMORS OF THE THYMUS.


INVESTIGATIONS OF ACOUSTIC EFFECTS UPON VISUAL SIGNAL DETECTION. ESD-TR-64-557.


RADIOISOTOPE PHOTOSCANS IN NUCLEAR MEDICINE.


PRELIMINARY RESEARCH ON THE TAXONOMY OF SUBJECT MATTER. ESD-TDR-64-618.


A TECHNIQUE FOR OBTAINING NON-DICHOTOMOUS MEASURES OF SHORT-TERM MEMORY. ESD-TR-64-678.


CLINICAL GENETIC COUNSELING.

CLINICAL GENETIC COUNSELING.


BRONCHOGENIC CARCINOMA IN YOUNG PATIENTS.


PROCEDURAL CONSTRAINT AND TASK PERFORMANCE. ESD-TR-64-663.


OPEN INJURIES OF THE HAND.

OPEN INJURIES OF THE HAND.


SCIM--A METER FOR MEASURING THE PERFORMANCE OF SPEECH COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS. ESD-TR-64-674.


AGRICULTURAL POISONS.

AGRICULTURAL POISONS.


METHODS FOR PSYCHOACOUSTIC EVALUATION OF SPEECH COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS. ESD-TR-65-163.


CLINICOPATHOLOGIC CONFERENCE.

CLINICOPATHOLOGIC CONFERENCE.


SHARED SPECTRUM DISPLAY ENHANCEMENT. ESD-TR-64-673.


THE EFFECT OF BEDREST ON VARIOUS PARAMETERS OF PHYSIOLOGICAL FUNCTION. II. EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN. NASA CR-172.


REMOTE MANIPULATION WITH TRANSMISSION DELAY. NASA TN D-2665.


THE EFFECT OF BEDREST ON VARIOUS PARAMETERS OF PHYSIOLOGICAL FUNCTION. 3. BIOINSTRUMENTATION. NASA CR-173.


THE EFFECT OF BEDREST ON VARIOUS PARAMETERS OF PHYSIOLOGICAL FUNCTION. XIV. EFFECT OF BEDREST ON PLASMA LEVELS AND URINARY EXCRETION OF 17-HYDROXYCORTICOSTEROIDS. NASA CR-184.


THE EFFECT OF BEDREST ON VARIOUS PARAMETERS OF PHYSIOLOGICAL FUNCTION. VII. CARDIAC AND VENTILATORY RESPONSE TO THE BICYCLE ERGOMETER TEST. NASA CR-177.


MODEL SOLAR PROTON ENVIRONMENTS FOR MANNED SPACECRAFT DESIGN. NASA TN D-2746.


VISUAL ASPECTS OF A FULL-SIZE PILOT-CONTROLLED SIMULATION OF THE GEMINI-AGENA DOCKING. NASA TN D-2632.


THE EFFECT OF BEDREST ON VARIOUS PARAMETERS OF PHYSIOLOGICAL FUNCTION. XI. THE EFFECT OF BEDREST ON BLOOD VOLUME, URINARY VOLUME, AND URINARY ELECTROLYTE EXCRETION. NASA CR-181.


THE EFFECT OF BEDREST ON VARIOUS PARAMETERS OF PHYSIOLOGICAL FUNCTION. IX. THE EFFECT ON THE VITAL SIGNS AND CIRCULATORY DYNAMICS. NASA CR-179.


EFFECT OF COMBINED LINEAR AND OSCILLATORY ACCELERATION ON PILOT ATTITUDE-CONTROL CAPABILITIES. NASA TN D-2710.


SIMULATOR STUDY OF ABILITY OF PILOTS TO ESTABLISH NEAR-CIRCULAR LUNAR ORBITS USING SIMPLIFIED GUIDANCE TECHNIQUES. NASA TN D-2631.


BIBLIOGRAPHIC INDEX TO LITERATURE ON AEROSPACE MEDICINE AND BIOASTRONAUTICS PUBLISHED IN THE USSR (1962-1964). NASA TT F-270.


THE EFFECT OF BEDREST ON VARIOUS PARAMETERS OF PHYSIOLOGICAL FUNCTION. XII. THE EFFECT OF BEDREST ON BONE MASS AND CALCIUM BALANCE. NASA CR-182.


THE EFFECT OF BEDREST ON VARIOUS PARAMETERS OF PHYSIOLOGICAL FUNCTION. 8 THE EFFECT ON THE CARDIOVASCULAR TOLERANCE TO PASSIVE TILT. NASA CR-178.


SEVERE INTERVENTRICULAR SEPTAL DEFECT COMPLICATED BY PREGNANCY.


POST INFARCTION SYNDROME. PRESENTATION OF TWO CASES.


HYPOGLYCEMIA WITH NEOPLASIA (DOEGE-POTTER SYNDROME).


CHEMOTHERAPY IN WOMEN WITH TROPHOBLASTIC DISEASE: CHORIOCARCINOMA, CHORIOADENOMA DESTRUENS, AND COMPLICATED HYDATIDIFORM MOLE.


IMMEDIATE PARTIAL GASTRECTOMY FOR PERFORATED DUODENAL ULCER.


DRUG DOSAGE.

DRUG DOSAGE.


THE NATURAL HISTORY AND OUTCOME OF ANTIBIOTIC TREATMENT OF URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS IN WOMEN.


THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS IN HIROSHIMA.


THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF DIABETES MELLITUS IN HIROSHIMA AND NAGASAKI.


CELLULAR REACTIONS TO SOLUBLE FOREIGN MATERIALS IN THE RABBIT KNEE  JOINT.


EXPERIMENTAL PYELONEPHRITIS: OBSERVATIONS ON MIXED INFECTION.


GLUCOSE PERMEABILITY OF HUMAN ERYTHROCYTES AND THE EFFECTS OF INHALATION ANESTHETICS, OXYGEN, AND CARBON DIOXIDE.


THE 70 MM. SEQUENCE APPROACH TO THE STOMACH AND DUODENUM.


EPIDEMIC DIARRHEA IN PREMATURE INFANTS. ETIOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF A NEWLY RECOGNIZED TYPE OF ESCHERICHIA COLI (0142:K86(B):H6).


A SENSITIVE COLORIMETRIC METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF URINARY INDOXYL SULFATE (INDICAN).


FLUOROMETRIC DETERMINATION OF M-HYDROXYPHENYL-ETHYLAMINE (M-TYRAMINE) AND ITS ANALOGS.


SEPARATION OF 5'-RIBONUCLEOTIDES BY TWO-DIMENSIONAL THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY.


SPECIFIC ACTIVITY DETERMINATION OF RADIOACTIVE FORMIC ACID.


REACTIVITY OF PROTEIN SULFHYDRYL GROUPS ASSAYED SPECTROPHOTOMETRICALLY USING AN AZOMERCURIAL DYE.


STEPWISE ELUTION CHROMATOGRAPHIC FRACTIONATION ON CARBOXYMETHYLCELLULOSE OF S-ZONE PROTEINS FROM GLUTEN.


SEPARATION OF VITAMIN A FROM CAROTENOIDS IN MICRO SAMPLES OF SERUM.


A SIMPLE TWO-COLUMN SYSTEM FOR THE RAPID ANALYSIS OF PLASMA AMINO ACIDS.


AN ENZYMIC METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THE CHONDROITIN SULFATES.


OBSERVATIONS ON PERIODIC ACID-SCHIFF TREATMENT OF SERUM PROTEINS ON FILTER PAPER WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO COUNTERSTAINING WITH LISSAMINE GREEN.