THE GROWTH OF SOME UGANDA SCHOOLGIRLS.

THE GROWTH OF SOME UGANDA SCHOOLGIRLS.


MEMORIAL SLOAN-KETTERING CANCEE CENTER: THE NATION'S FIRST CANCER INSTITUTE.


A HOME-MADE PLASTIC URETHRAL CATHETER.

A HOME-MADE PLASTIC URETHRAL CATHETER.


METABOLIC ERRORS AND SEIZURES.

METABOLIC ERRORS AND SEIZURES.


HAEMATOLOGICAL ASPECTS DURING TREATMENT WITH ANTICONVULSANT DRUGS.


AGGRESSIVENESS IN TEMPORAL LOBE EPILEPTICS AND ITS RELATION TO CEREBRAL DYSFUNCTION AND ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS.


(THE EEG IN OLDER AND YOUNGER ADULT GROUPS WITH CONVULSIVE DISORDER.)


EPILEPSY AND STRABISMUS.

EPILEPSY AND STRABISMUS.


THE INFLUENCE OF GAMMA-AMINOBUTYRIC ACID (GABA) ON SEIZURE POTENTIALS.


RAPID ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC ACTIVATION BY SMALL DOSES OF NATRIUM-EVIPAN.


TRINURIDE IN THE TREATMENT OF MAJOR EPILEPSY.


A SURVEY OF PUBLIC ATTITUDES TOWARD EPILEPSY IN 1964, WITH AN INDICATION OF TRENDS OVER THE PAST FIFTEEN YEARS.


RAINVILLE AUDIOMETRY.

RAINVILLE AUDIOMETRY.


CATARACT EXTRACTION: HYPESTHESIA IN RELATION TO SUPERFICIAL CORNEAL COMPLICATIONS.


TO PARTICIPATE OR NOT PARTICIPATE--THE AMA'S DEBATE ON MEDICARE.


STATEMENT ON THE CHANGING HOSPITAL AND THE AMERICAN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION.


THE INTERNAL AUDIT IN MANAGEMENT CONTROL.


HOSPITALS AND SCHOOLS UNITE IN MANPOWER TRAINING PROGRAM.


'ONE-MAN' INVENTORY SYSTEM CENTRALIZES EQUIPMENT CONTROL.


HOSPITAL PUBLIC RELATIONS--A SOCIAL SCIENTIST'S VIEWPOINT.


SOME SUGGESTIONS FOR IMPROVING EMERGENCY SERVICE.


AN INTEGRATED INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR HOSPITAL FINANCIAL OPERATIONS.


THE THREE ROLES OF THE PHYSICIAN IN LONG-TERM CARE PROGRAMS.


VIGILANCE FOR AUDITORY INTENSITY CHANGES AS A FUNCTION OF PRELIMINARY FEEDBACK AND CONFIDENCE LEVEL.


A HISTOCHEMICAL STUDY OF SUCCINIC DEHYDROGENASE ACTIVITY IN EXPERIMENTAL DIPHTHERITIC MYOCARDITIS.


PERCEPTION OF IDEAL AND ACTUAL SELF IN AN ISRAELI POPULATION:  A COMPARISON OF PSYCHIATRIC O.P.D. PATIENTS WITH A NON CLINICAL GROUP.


PROBLEMS OF INTERPRETATION OF FREE DRAWINGS ON SCHOOL CHILDREN.


MASS SPECTROMETRY IN STRUCTURAL AND STEREOCHEMICAL PROBLEMS. LXXII. A STUDY OF THE FRAGMENTATION PROCESSES OF SOME TOBACCO ALKALOIDS.


STUDIES ON POLYNUCLEOTIDES.XLII. THE SYNTHESIS OF DEOXYRIBOPOLYNUCLEOTIDES CONTAINING REPEATING NUCLEOTIDE SEQUENCES. INTRODUCTION AND GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS.


STUDIES ON POLYNUCLEOTIDES. 43. THE SYNTHESIS OF DEOXRIBOPOLYNUCLEOTIDES CONTAINING REPEATING DINUCLEOTIDE SEQUENCES.


STUDIES ON POLYNUCLEOTIDES. XLV. THE SYNTHESIS OF DODECANUCLEOTIDES CONTAINING THE REPEATING TRINUCLEOTIDE SEQUENCE THYMIDYLYL-(3'--5')-THYMIDYLYL-(3'--5')-DEOXYINOSINE.


STUDIES ON POLYNUCLEOTIDES. XLVI. THE SYNTHESIS OF HEXANUCLEOTIDES CONTAINING THE REPEATING TRINUCLEOTIDE SEQUENCES DEOXYCYCTIDYLYL-(3'--5')-DEOXYADENYLYL-(3'--5')-DEOXYADENOSINE AND DEOXYGUANYLYL-(3'--5')-DEOXYADENYLYL-(3'--5')-DEOXYADENOSINE.


FURTHER EXPERIENCE WITH SPIRONOLACTONE-HYDRO-CHLOROTHIAZIDE (ALDACTAZIDE-A) IN THE LONG-TERM TREATMENT OF REFRACTORY CARDIAC EDEMA.


UNUSUAL CAUSES FOR SUDDEN UNEXPECTED DEATH OF REGRESSED HOSPITALIZED SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENTS.


ANOTHER STEP FORWARD IN THE TOTAL PATIENT CARE AT BETH ISRAEL HOSPITAL, NEW YORK.


PODIATRY AND MENTAL RETARDATION. THE PODIATRIST'S ROLE.


PODIATRY AND MENTAL RETARDATION. SOME ILLUSTRATIVE CASES.


CHILDREN'S FOOT EXAMINATION AT STATE FAIR.


PODIATRY IN RELATION TO GROUP PRACTICE.

PODIATRY IN RELATION TO GROUP PRACTICE.


FOOT HEALTH SURVEY OF A SAMPLE FARMING POPULATION OF THE STATE OF NEBRASKA.


ROLE OF A PODIATRIST IN A COUNTY INFIRMARY.


EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDIES ON CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES IN SWEDEN.


SOME FACTORS IN THE ORGANIZATION OF GERIATRIC SERVICES IN BRITAIN.


THE FRONTIER PHYSICIAN OF DADA COUNTY (RICHARD BULCKLEY POTTER).


ASSESSMENT OF A CASE OF CORONARY THROMBOSIS AND ITS MANAGEMENT.


MOSQUITOES (CULICIDAE) BITING A FISH (PERIOPHTHALMIDAE).


THE MELTING POINT AND STRUCTURE OF TRYPTAMINE.


A TAXONOMIC STUDY OF PHILIPPINE PHLEBOTOMINES (DIPTERA: PSYCHODIDAE).


MOSQUITOES OF TAIWAN: GENUS TOXORHYNCHITES THEOBALD.


THE OCCURRENCE OF IXODES ARBORICOLA SCHULZE AND SCHLOTTKE (IXODOIDEA: IXODIDAE) IN AFRICA ON NORTHWARD MIGRATING BIRDS.


THE GENUS LAELAPS (ACARINA: LAELAPIDAE) IN TAIWAN.


CARBON DIOXIDE AS AN ATTRACTANT FOR CULICOIDES.


MATING OF THE HOUSE FLY, MUSCA DOMESTICA L., IN MONITORED DARKNESS.


SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE FEEDING OF TICKS ON EXPERIMENTAL ANIMALS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE PILL BOX METHOD.


COMPARATIVE SUITABILITY OF THE FOUR MURINE RODENTS OF HAWAII AS HOSTS FOR XENOPSYLLA VEXABILIS AND X. CHEOPIS (SIPHONAPTERA).


A RESTRAINING TABLE FOR IMPLANTATION AND TRANSPLANTATION EXPERIMENTS ON MOSQUITOES.


THE ORNITHOPHILIC BLACK FLY SIMULIUM MERIDIONALE RILEY (DIPTERA: SIMULIIDAE) FEEDING IN MAN DURING AUTUMN.


EPIZOOTIOLOGY OF TRYPANOSOMA CRUZI IN SOUTHWESTERN NORTH AMERICA. I: NEW COLLECTION RECORDS AND HOSTS FOR TRYPANOSOMA CRUZI CHAGAS (KINETOPLASTIDA: TRYPANOSOMIDAE) (HEMIPTERA: TRIATOMINAE).


ABSORPTION OF CU-64, ZN-65, MO-99, AND FE-59 FROM LIGATED SEGMENTS OF THE RAT GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT.


ZINC-65 METABOLISM DURING LOW AND HIGH CALCIUM INTAKE IN MAN.


PANTOTHENIC ACID DEFICIENCY IN PREGNANT AND NON-PREGNANT GUINEA PIGS, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO EFFECTS ON THE FETUS.


MINERAL UTILIZATION IN THE RAT. V. EFFECTS OF DIETARY THYROXINE ON MINERAL BALANCE AND TISSUE MINERAL COMPOSITION WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO MAGNESIUM NUTRITURE.


FATTY ACID COMPOSITION OF RAT LIVER LIPIDS DURING CHOLINE DEFICIENCY.


EAR STUDIES IN THE PREMATURE INFANT: A STATISTICAL DESCRIPITION OF OTOSCOPIC LANDMARKS.


INTERFERON: A REVIEW.

INTERFERON: A REVIEW.


MEPROBAMATE POISONING TREATED BY PERITONEAL DIALYSIS.


FATAL INFECTION IN A NEWBORN INFANT DUE TO HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS; REPORT OF A CASE DIAGNOSED BEFORE DEATH.


THE KLEEBLATTSCHAEDE SYNDROME--A GROTESQUE FORM OF HYDROCEPHALUS.


CLINICAL PATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE. THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER, BOSTON, MASS.


BONE AND JOINT INVOLVEMENT IN VIRUS DISEASE.


MYOGLOBINURIA.

MYOGLOBINURIA.


TURNER SYNDROME DUE TO PRESUMPTIVE X-ISOCHROMOSOME; REPORT OF A CASE.


PRIMARY LIVER CELL CARCINOMA ASSOCIATED WITH BILIARY CIRRHOSIS DUE TO CONGENITAL BILE DUCT ATRESIA.


A SURVEY OF AMERICAN EXPERIENCE WITH VITAMIN B12 THERAPY OF NEUROBLASTOMA.


EXTRAGENITAL CHORIOCARCINOMA.

EXTRAGENITAL CHORIOCARCINOMA.


DEUTERIUM ISOTOPE EFFECTS IN NONENZYMATIC TRANSAMINATION OF L-GLUTAMIC ACID.


ANTICHOLINERGIC HETEROCYCLIC KETOXIMINO-ETHERS AND -ESTERS.


SYNTHESIS OF POTENTIAL DUAL ANTAGONISTS IV. EFFECT OF RING SUBSTITUENTS ON THE ALKYLATING AND HYDROLYTIC PROPERTIES OF BIS-(1-AZIRIDINYL)PHOSPHINYL CARBAMATES.


POLAROGRAPHIC DETERMINATION OF CHLORAMPHENICOL PREPARATIONS.


STUDIES ON VERATRUM ALKALOIDS. 38. THE EFFECTS OF 1-ETHOMOXANE AND OF VERATRAMINE ON ISOLATED MAMMALIAN AND INVERTEBRATE HEARTS AND ON THE ISOLATED GUINEA-PIG ILEUM.


CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM DEPRESSANT ACTIVITY OF  MA1337, 3-(3-(4-M-CHLOROPHENYL-1-PIPERAZYL)PROPYL)-2,4(1H,3H)QUINAZOLINEDIONE HYDROCHLORIDE.


THE ACTION OF SYNTHETIC ANGIOTENSIN ON RENAL FUNCTION IN THE UNANESTHETIZED RABBIT.


CONCERNING RESPONSIBILITY OF PSYCHIATRISTS AND OTHER PHYSICIANS FOR ALCOHOL PROBLEMS.  A POSITION STATEMENT AUTHORIZED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE AMERICAN PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION, FEBRUARY, 1965.


SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF PULMONARY EMPHYSEMA.


MEMBRANE POTENTIAL AND IONIC CONTENT IN PREGNANT AND NON-PREGNANT RAT MYOMETRIUM.


THE PSYCHIATRIC DAY HOSPITAL. I. A LOW-COST DAY PROGRAM.


AN INTERESTING CASE OF HYPOGLYCEMIA.

AN INTERESTING CASE OF HYPOGLYCEMIA.


THE PSYCHIATRIC DAY HOSPITAL. II. A DAY PROGRAM IN TREATMENT AND TEACHING.


EVOLUTION OF THE PSYCHIATRIC NURSE.

EVOLUTION OF THE PSYCHIATRIC NURSE.


THE NEGATIVE IMAGE OF THE PSYCHIATRIC REOCRD.


DEPARTURE CENTER EASES DISCHARGE.

DEPARTURE CENTER EASES DISCHARGE.


GERMANY'S HOSPITALS DEVELOP BROAD PROGRAMS.


HOW EFFECTIVE ARE AIDE TRAINING PROGRAMS?


MASSACHUSETTS INTRODUCES STUDENTS TO MENTAL HEALTH CAREERS.


A DRINKING SCALE FOR ALCOHOLICS.

A DRINKING SCALE FOR ALCOHOLICS.


PERITONITIS AND GAS GANGRENE.

PERITONITIS AND GAS GANGRENE.


MEDICAL-MILITARY STUDIES ON THE CIVIL WAR. IV. BRIGADIER GENERAL MARCELLUS M. CROCKER, U.S.V.


COMPOSITE GRAFTS FOR REPAIR OF NASAL LOSSES.


PROLONGED LABOR--UTERINE INERTIA. CASE REPORT.


"THE BATTLE OF THE EXPERTS:" A NEW APPROACH TO AN OLD PROBLEM IN MEDICAL TESTIMONY.


NEUROLOGIC MANIFESTATIONS OF AIR AND GAS EMBOLISM.


A CLINICIAN'S VIEW OF GENETICS IN MEDICINE.


HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES AS EXAMPLES OF MOLECULAR DISEASE.


INDICATIONS FOR CHROMOSOME STUDIES.

INDICATIONS FOR CHROMOSOME STUDIES.


THE GENETIC CODE.

THE GENETIC CODE.


GENETICS IN PSYCHIATRY.

GENETICS IN PSYCHIATRY.


HEREDITARY VARIATION.

HEREDITARY VARIATION.


PARGYLINE HYDROCHLORIDE IN TREATMENT OF RESISTANT HYPERTENSION.


TRENDS IN GASTROENTEROLOGY TODAY.

TRENDS IN GASTROENTEROLOGY TODAY.


APPENDICITIS: MORTALITY AND ACCURACY OF DIAGNOSIS.


PARENCHYMAL LUNG DISEASE OF SIXTEEN YEARS DURATION.


THE DRINKING DRIVER--CHRIST-CHURCH.

THE DRINKING DRIVER--CHRIST-CHURCH.


MORPHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN THE LUNGS FOLLOWING THE ASPIRATION AND DIAGNOSTIC ADMINISTRATION OF FOREIGN BODIES.


MALNUTRITION IN A WORLD FREE FROM HUNGER.


DEVELOPMENT OF THE VISUAL SYSTEM IN MATURE AND PREMATURE INFANTS.


DEVELOPMENT OF PLATELET FUNCTIONS IN THE EARLY NEWBORN PERIOD.


NURSING NEEDS AND RESOURCES--A CHALLENGE TO RHODE ISLAND.


RHODE ISLAND DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH PROVISIONAL VITAL STATISTICS, 1964.


SALMONELLAE AND SHIGELLAE IN A GROUP OF BANTU SCHOOL CHILDREN IN THE EASTERN TRANSVAAL LOWVELD.


THE STRUCTURE OF THE NORMAL SPLEEN.

THE STRUCTURE OF THE NORMAL SPLEEN.


ACUTE FATAL BRONCHITIS AND PNEUMONIA ASSOCIATED WITH EXPOSURE TO FREON.


NEW CONCEPTS IN PROTECTIVE EYEWEAR.

NEW CONCEPTS IN PROTECTIVE EYEWEAR.


HYPERSPLENISM.

HYPERSPLENISM.


THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE HEMORRHAGIC AND LETHAL ACTIVITIES OF JAPANESE MAMUSHI (AGKISTRODON HALYS BLOMHOFFII) VENOM.


A QUANTITATIVE METHOD FOR THE ASSAY OF SNAKE VENOM HEMOLYTIC ACTIVITY.


ANTIVENINS AVAILABLE FOR THE TREATMENT OF SNAKE BITE.


A TOXIC PROTEIN FROM EEL SERUM.

A TOXIC PROTEIN FROM EEL SERUM.


LETHALITY OF CRUDE AND LYOPHILIZED CROTALUS VENOM.


A THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH TO THE INVESTIGATION OF BLOOD COAGULATION.


INTERACTIONS OF PHOSPHOLIPIDS WITH LIPOPROTEINS, WITH SERUM AND ITS PROTEINS, AND WITH PROTEOLYTIC AND NONPROTEOLYTIC ENZYMES IN BLOOD CLOTTING.


A PLETHYSMOGRAPHIC METHOD OF MEASURING RIB CAGE AND DIAPHRAGMATIC CONTRIBUTIONS TO VENTILATION IN MAN.


THE USE OF MERCURY CAPILLARY LENGTH GAUGES FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF THE VOLUME OF THORACIC AND DIAPHRAGMATIC COMPONENTS OF HUMAN RESPIRATION: A THEORETICAL ANALYSIS AND A PRACTICAL METHOD.


VIBRATIONAL SPECTRA AND STRUCTURE OF THE PHOSPHATE ION IN SOME CALCIUM PHOSPHATES.


INSTRUMENTATION FOR MEASURING THE HEART'S MAGNETIC FIELD.


THE HYDRODYNAMIC TAIL.

THE HYDRODYNAMIC TAIL.


CEREBELLAR ANOMALIES--TWO CASES.

CEREBELLAR ANOMALIES--TWO CASES.


CURRENT ESTIMATES FROM THE HEALTH INTERVIEW SURVEY UNITED STATES--JULY 1963-JUNE 1964.


CURRENT CONCEPTS OF DIABETIC NEPHROPATHY.


THE EFFECT OF IMMUNE SERUM AND ACTIVATOR ON THE INFECTIVITY OF TOXOPLASMA GONDII FOR CELL CULTURE.


VIRUSES RELATED TO THE KEMEROVO VIRUS IN IXODES RICINUS TICKS IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA.


ISOLATION OF ESCHERICHIA COLI SEROTYPE 055: K59(B5): H19 FROM CALVES WITH MININGITIS AND SEPTICEMIA.


THE SURGICAL TREATMENT OF MITRAL INSUFFICIENCY ASSOCIATED WITH TORN CHORDAE TENDINEASE.


COMPLICATIONS OF TETRACYCLINE THERAPY.

COMPLICATIONS OF TETRACYCLINE THERAPY.


NUCLEOLAR RNA COMPOSITION DURING GROWTH OF THE STARFISH OOCYTE.


A BRADYKININ-POTENTIATING FACTOR (BPF) PRESENT IN THE VENOM OF BOTHROPS JARARCA.


THE HYPERALGESIC ACTION OF BARBITURATES IN MICE.


OBSERVATIONS ON AN ISOLATED, INNERVATED PREPARATION OF RAT URINARY BLADDER.


SYMPATHETIC BETA-RECEPTORS AND THE GUINEA-PIG VAS DEFERENS.


THE STUDY AND ASSAY OF SUBSTANCES AFFECTING INTESTINAL ABSORPTION IN THE MOUSE.


THE RESPIRATORY EFFECTS OF THERAPEUTIC DOSES OF CYCLOBARBITONE, TRICLOFOS AND ETHCHLORVYNOL.


A COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTS OF SOME ETHONIUM IONS AND THEIR STRUCTURAL ANALOGUES ON NEUROMUSCULAR TRANSMISSION IN THE CAT.


CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC PROPERTIES OF SOME NEW QUATERNARY AMMONIUM COMPOUNDS; THEIR CESTICIDAL ACTION AGAINST HYMENOLEPIS NANA.


THE INITIAL INACTIVATION OF PHENELZINE BY A MONOAMINE OXIDASE-LIKE SYSTEM IN VITRO AND IN VIVO.


SOME FACTORS INFLUENCING THE RECOVERY OF ISOLATED MYOCARDIUM FROM ACUTE ANOXIA.


A COMPARISON OF THE CONCENTRATIONS OF CERTAIN NITROFURANS IN THE AQUEOUS HUMOR AND CEREBROSPINAL FLUID OF THE DOG.


SOME ASPECTS OF THE METABOLISM OF TRIAZINE DERIVATIVES ACTIVE IN EXPERIMENTALLY INDUCED VIRUS INFECTIONS.


EFFECTS OF SOME NN-DISUBSTITUTED GUANIDINES ON NEUROMUSCULAR AND GANGLIONIC TRANSMISSION.


THE EXCRETION OF DEXAMPHETAMINE AND ITS DERIVATIVES.


CENTRALLY ACTIVE DRUGS AND TRANSMISSION THROUGH THE ISOLATED SUPERIOR CERVICAL GANGLION PREPARATION OF THE RABBIT WHEN STIMULATED REPETITIVELY.


HEINZ WERNER: 1890-1964.

HEINZ WERNER: 1890-1964.


PAUL HOCH--ADMINISTRATOR.

PAUL HOCH--ADMINISTRATOR.


SPACE NEEDS FOR KITCHENS IN SMALLER HOSPITALS.


FOOD RESEARCHERS DISCUSS NEW BEEF GRADES, SATELLITE SYSTEMS, ELECTRONIC COOKING CONTROLS.


ON TRICHOTILLOMANIA: TWO CASE HISTORIES. "A STUDY IN MINOR AUTO AGGRESSIONS".


EVALUATION OF SYSTEM PERFORMANCE FROM RANK-ORDER DATA.


STUDIES ON POLYNUCLEOTIDES. XLIV. THE SYNTHESIS OF DODECANUCLEOTIDES CONTAINING THE REPEATING TRINUCLEOTIDE SEQUENCE THYMIDYLYL-(3'--5')-THYMIDYLYL-(3'--5')-DEOXYCYTIDINE.


ON THE INCORPORATION OF OXYGEN IN THE CONVERSION OF 8, 11, 14-EICOSATRIENOIC ACID TO PROSTAGLANDIN E1.


METHODS OF DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS AND CONTROL IN AVIAN DISEASES IN KOREA.


A SURVEY OF PODIATRIC SERVICE IN SOME PENNSYLVANIA NURSING HOMES.


PODIATRY--A SUBJECT IN THE NURSING SCHOOL CURRICULUM.


SURGICAL TREATMENT AT THE WRIST IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS: A REVIEW OF THIRTY-SEVEN PATIENTS.


THE DISTRIBUTION AND BIOLOGY OF ANOPHELES BALABACENSIS IN THAILAND (DIPTERA: CULICIDAE).


QUANTITATIVE MICRORADIOGRAPHIC STUDIES OF NORMAL AND OSTEOPOROTIC BONE.


AN OLD DISPUTE. (JOSEPH LISTER).

AN OLD DISPUTE. (JOSEPH LISTER).


THE UNRELIABLE PROFESSIONAL BLOOD DONOR.


MEASUREMENT OF VOCATIONAL MATURITY IN ADOLESCENTS. I. ATTITUDE TEST OF THE VOCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT INVENTORY.


IMMUNOLOGICAL CHANGES IN THE SERUM OF PATIENTS WITH SEVERE BURNS.


NEW DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES: FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY.


WHAT IS SEX?CLASSIFICATION OF INTERSEXES AND METHODS OF DIAGNOSIS. THE EXISTENCE OF INTERSEXUALITY.


HYPERVENTILATION TETANY ASSOCIATED WITH ANXIETY.


SYNTHESIS AND PROPERTIES OF ANALOGUES OF COENZYME B 12 METHYLATED IN THE ADENOSYL GROUP.


SEPARATION OF PROTEINS FROM PROPIONIBACTERIA ON CELLULOSE ION EXCHANGERS.


VI-PHAGE RECEPTOR PROPERTIES OF VI-POLYSACCHARIDES ISOLATED BY DIFFERENT METHODS.


CHANGES IN CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF ISOLATED RAT BRAIN AND LIVER NUCLEI.


INTERACTION OF MACROCATIONS AND MACROANIONS WITH MITOCHONDRIA.


A STUDY ON THE LOSS OF THE RECEPTOR ACTIVITY OF VI-POLYSACCHARIDE DURING INCUBATION WITH VI-PHAGE II.


UTILIZATION OF CARBON-BOUND PHOSPHORUS BY MICROORGANISMS.


COMPARATIVE INVESTIGATION ON TYROSINE METABOLISM IN ANIMALS.


ENERGY-LINKED REDUCTION OF THE MITOCHONDRIAL NICOTINAMIDE-ADENINE DINUCLEOTIDES BY CHOLINE AND SARCOSINE.


PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF THE ARGINASE INHIBITOR FROM SUNFLOWER SEEDS.


THE PREVENTION AND/OR CURE OF MYOPIA.

THE PREVENTION AND/OR CURE OF MYOPIA.


RECEPTIVE FIELDS OF RABBIT RETINAL GANGLION CELLS.


AUTOMOBILE LIQUID GLASS TINT: A RESEARCH REPORT.


CONTACT LENS FITTING IN NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA.


THE THERAPEUTIC VALUE OF CORRECTIVE LENSES.


NEW OPHTHALMIC LENS SERIES AND BASE CURVES.


AN ADJUSTABLE LIQUID FILTER FOR THE MIDDLE ULTRAVIOLET: ISOLATION OF THE 2804-A LINE OF HG FOR DETECTING PROTEINS IN SOLUTION.


QUANTITATIVE PREPARATION OF METHYL ESTERS OF SHORT-CHAIN AND LONG-CHAIN FATTY ACIDS FOR GAS CHROMATOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS.


USE OF SEPHADEX ION EXCHANGER FOR THE SEPARATION OF CONJUGATED URINARY ESTROGENS.


ELECTRICAL DETERMINATION OF END POINT IN ULTRAVIOLET TITRATION.


USE OF PHENOLPHTHALEIN DIPHOSPHATE IN THE DETERMINATION OF PHOSPHATASE ACTIVITIES OF YEAST CELLS.


NEW SAKAGUCHI REACTION.

NEW SAKAGUCHI REACTION.


ANALYSIS OF GLUCOSE-C14 IN TISSUES USING THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY.


QUANTITATIVE SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC ESTIMATION OF PHOSPHOGLYCERIC ACIDS, GLYCOLALDEHYDE, AND GLYOXYLIC ACID BY A REACTION INVOLVING PYROGALLOL IN SULFURIC ACID.


LIQUID SCINTILLATION COUNTING OF THE POTASSIUM GLUCONATE DERIVATIVE OF BLOOD GLUCOSE.


THE CHEMICAL DETERMINATION OF TRYPTOPHAN IN FOODS AND MIXED DIETS.


A METHOD FOR MEASURING MICROMOLAR QUANTITIES OF CARBON DIOXIDE AND C-14-O2 PRODUCED BY TRANSPORTING EPITHELIAL MEMBRANES IN VITRO.


USE OF ION-EXCHANGE RESINS FOR THE DETERMINATION OF N1-METHYLNICOTINAMIDE IN HUMAN URINE.


A METHOD FOR THE QUANTITATIVE ESTIMATION OF MYOINOSITOL BY GAS-LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY.


DETERMINATION OF LDH IN URINE: AUTOMATION AND STUDY OF INTERFERENCES.


AUTOMATED LACTIC ACID DETERMINATION IN SERUM AND TISSUE EXTRACTS.


A COMPARISON OF THE RESOLVING POWER OF ACRYLAMIDE GEL ELECTROPHORESIS AND CARBOXYMETHYLCELLULOSE CHROMATOGRAPHY FOR POLYLYSINE.


SPECTROFLUOROMETRIC IDENTIFICATION OF REDUCED PYRIDINE NUCLEOTIDE IN THE INTACT ISOLATED URINARY BLADDER OF THE TOAD.


A SIMPLE TUBE-PUNCTURING DEVICE FOR USE WITH DENSITY GRADIENT CENTRIFUGATION.


AN IMPROVED APPARATUS FOR CALIBRATION OF WARBURG MANOMETERS.


APPLICATION OF LIQUID SCINTILLATION COUNTING TO I-131 MEASUREMENT.


ANTIGEN-ANTIBODY CROSSED ELECTROPHORESIS.


ESTIMATION OF ADENYLIC ACID DEAMINASE IN TISSUE EXTRACTS.


AN APPARATUS FOR SAMPLING DENSITY GRADIENTS.


GAS CHROMATOGRAPHIC STUDIES ON NUCLEOSIDES.


CORRECTION FOR QUENCHING OF SAMPLES FROM AN OXYGEN FLASK COMBUSTION METHOD FOR TRITIUM ANALYSIS.


POSSIBLE SOURCES OF ERROR IN THE DETERMINATION OF ORGANIC PHOSPHATE BY THE ISOBUTANOL-BENZENE EXTRACTION METHOD.


ANTI-KIDD (JKA) ANTIBODIES IN CHRONIC LYMPHATIC LEUKEMIA WITH HYPOGAMMAGLOBULINEMIA.


ANTIPLATELET ANTIBODIES IN THROMBOELASTOGRAPHIC STUDIES.


GM GROUP CHARACTERISTICS IN BLOOD STAINS.


A TRIAL OF DEVELOPING A SIMPLE TECHNIQUE OF TITRATING DIPHTHERIA TOXIN ON CULTURES OF EMBRYONIC GUINEA PIG CELLS WITH THE "PLAQUE" TECHNIQUE.


A NEW METHOD OF IDENTIFYING SERUM SIDEROPHILIN BY MEANS OF RADIOACTIVE IRON.


THE EFFECT OF INVISIBLE RAYS OF THE LIGHT SPECTRUM ON HYDRATION OF SERUM PROTEINS.


STUDIES ON THE VIRUSES OF ASIATIC INFLUENZA. 3. EFFECT OF PHYSICOCHEMICAL FACTORS.


CLASSIFICATION OF ACID-FAST BACILLI ISOLATED FROM THE MILK OF COWS AND FROM SEWAGE USED FOR FERTILIZING PASTURES. I. PATHOGENIC AND SAPROPHYTIC BACILLI.


THE EFFECT OF LYSOZYME ON THE PHAGOCYTOSIS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI.


MICROFLUOROSCOPIC STUDIES ON PORPHYRINS IN HARDER'S GLAND AND IN TUMORS INDUCED IN IT. II. MICROFLUOROSCOPIC STUDIES ON PORPHYRINS IN PRECANCEROUS STATES AND TUMORS INDUCED WITH METHYLCHOLANTHRENE IN HARDER'S GLAND IN WHITE RATS.


THE PATHOGENETIC MECHANISMS OF EXPERIMENTAL POISONING BY MERCURY VAPOR.


OCCURRENCE OF GLAUCOMA IN ACROMEGALICS.

OCCURRENCE OF GLAUCOMA IN ACROMEGALICS.


OCULAR PENETRATION OF AMPHOTERICIN B: A REPORT OF LABORATORY STUDIES AND A CASE REPORT OF POSTSURGICAL CEPHALOSPORIUM ENDOPHTHALMITIS.


UNEXPLAINED BLINDNESS AND OPTIC ATROPHY FOLLOWING RETINAL DETACHMENT SURGERY.


OCCLUSION THERAPY IN AMBLYOPIA WITH ECCENTRIC FIXATION.


MOTTLED FUNDUS OCULI IN PSEUDOXANTHOMA ELASTICUM; A REPORT ON TWO SIBLINGS.


GUSTATORY LID RETRACTION IN CONGENITAL HORNER'S SYNDROME.


LEVATOR RECESSION WITH REATTACHMENT TO THE TARSUS WITH COLLAGEN FILM.


PRESSURE CUP STUDIES IN EYES WITH RETINAL DETACHMENT.


MESODERMAL DYSGENESIS OF THE ANTERIOR SEGMENT: RIEGER'S ANOMALY.


EMBOLISM OF CENTRAL RETINAL ARTERY; SECONDARY TO MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION WITH MURAL THROMBOSIS.


CATARACTS IN CHILDREN ON LONG-TERM CORTICOSTEROID THERAPY.


HERBERT'S PITS.

HERBERT'S PITS.


ABOLITION OF THE ELECTRORETINOGRAM FOLLOWING INJECTION OF ALPHA-CHYMOTRYPSIN INTO THE VITREOUS AND ANTERIOR CHAMBER OF MONKEY.


POSTNATAL GROWTH OF THE ORBIT AND UPPER FACE IN RABBITS AFTER EXENTERATION OF THE ORBIT.


EFFECT OF RESPIRATORY GASES UPON CHOROIDAL HEMODYNAMICS.


EYE MOVEMENTS PRODUCED BY THE SUPERIOR OBLIQUE MUSCLE.


OPTICS AND VISUAL PHYSIOLOGY.

OPTICS AND VISUAL PHYSIOLOGY.


FEATURE PHOTO: MEMBRANOUS CONJUNCTIVITIS DUE TO BETA-HEMOLYTIC STREPTOCOCCUS.


OPHTHALMIC EDUCATION: UNDERGRADUATE TEACHING AT THE UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA.


TURBERVILLE OF SALISBURY, PHYSICIAN FOR THE EYES.


NUTRITIONAL STUDIES AFTER GASTRECTOMY.

NUTRITIONAL STUDIES AFTER GASTRECTOMY.


CHANGES IN PERIPHERAL CIRCULATION FOLLOWING LUMBOSACRAL DIATHERMY.


EXPLORATORY LAPAROTOMY IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF FEVER OF UNDETERMINED ORIGIN.


MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS WITH CHEST INJURIES.


CLINICO-PATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE.

CLINICO-PATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE.


ACTINOMYCOSIS OF THE LIVER.

ACTINOMYCOSIS OF THE LIVER.


ATRIAL FIBRILLATION SECONDARY TO ELECTRIC SHOCK.


A STUDY IN FAMILY HEALTH. 2.A COMPARISON OF THE HEALTH OF FATHERS, MOTHERS AND CHILDREN.


THE MANAGEMENT OF DEPRESSION IN HOSPITAL. A COMPARATIVE TRIAL OF DESIPRAMINE AND IMIPRAMINE.


INFLUENCE OF ATRIAL SYSTOLE ON EFFECTIVE VENTRICULAR STROKE VOLUME.


ACTION OF LOBELINE ON PULMONARY ARTERY MECHANORECEPTORS OF THE CAT.


MECHANISM OF SLOW CONDUCTION AT THE BULBO-VENTRICULAR JUNCTION.


POLYCYTHEMIA AND RIGHT VENTRICULAR HYPERTROPHY.


RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN POTASSIUM AND VAGAL ACTION ON ATRIOVENTRICULAR TRANSMISSION.


OUABAIN EFFECTS ON CARDIAC CONTRACTION, ACTION POTENTIAL, AND CELLULAR POTASSIUM.


RENOMEDULLARY VASODEPRESSOR SUBSTANCE, MEDULLIN: ISOLATION, CHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION AND PHYSIOLOGICAL PROPERTIES.


CALCIUM EXCHANGE IN DOG VENTRICULAR MUSCLE: RELATION TO FREQUENCY OF CONTRACTION AND MAINTENANCE OF CONTRACTILITY.


ALTERATIONS IN IMMUNE MECHANISMS IN PREGNANCY: THEIR POSSIBLE SIGNIFICANCE IN COLLAGEN DISEASES.


SCLERODERMA AND PREGNANCY.

SCLERODERMA AND PREGNANCY.


RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS AND PREGNANCY.

RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS AND PREGNANCY.


DERMATOMYOSITIS AND PREGNANCY.

DERMATOMYOSITIS AND PREGNANCY.


SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS AND PREGNANCY.


POLYARTERITIS NODOSA AND PREGNANCY.

POLYARTERITIS NODOSA AND PREGNANCY.


THE MARFAN SYNDROME AND PREGNANCY.

THE MARFAN SYNDROME AND PREGNANCY.


THE FEMALE URETHRA.

THE FEMALE URETHRA.


MANAGEMENT OF DIVERTICULUM OF THE URETHRA.


PREVENTION OF VESICOVAGINAL FISTULA IN TOTAL ABDOMINAL HYSTERECTOMY FOR BENIGN DISEASE.


PREVENTION OF URETERAL INJURY IN GYNECOLOGIC SURGERY.


MANAGEMENT OF URETERAL LIGATION OR INJURY DISCOVERED DURING GYNECOLOGIC SURGERY.


POSTOPERATIVE RECOGNITION AND MANAGEMENT OF URETERAL INJURY INCURRED DURING GYNECOLOGIC SURGERY.


RECONSTRUCTION OF THE URETHRA.

RECONSTRUCTION OF THE URETHRA.


COAGULATION THERAPY FOR SMALL VESICOVAGINAL FISTULAS.


THE POSTCESAREAN FISTULA.

THE POSTCESAREAN FISTULA.


PANCREATIC COLLAGENASE THERAPY FOR SEVERE, PROGRESSIVE SYSTEMIC SCLEROSIS. EFFECT ON SKIN AND ON HYDROXYPROLINE CONTENT IN URINE.


AUTO-IMMUNIZATION AND AUTO-ALLERGIZATION IN GUINEA PIGS INFECTED WITH TUBERCULOSIS WITH PRELIMINARY X-RAY TREATMENT.


AFFERENT INNERVATION OF THE PHARYNGEAL TONSIL IN MAN.


FURTHER STUDIES ON THE CAUSES OF EASY INFECTION DURING THE POST-MORTEM EXAMINATIONS OF SEPTIC CADAVERS.


SIMULTANEOUS MACRO- AND MICRO-ELECTRODE INVESTIGATIONS OF CERTAIN EPILEPTIC MANIFESTATIONS IN CATS' SOMATOSENSORY CORTEX.


METHOD OF PRODUCING LABELED PROTEIN BY MEANS OF RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES OF SILVER.


HENS AND TURKEYS AS HOSTS OF GONGYLONEMA PULCHRUM.


PERIVASCULAR GLYCOGEN AND BARRIER MECHANISMS IN C. N. S.


RELATIONS BETWEEN NEURONAL DISCHARGES IN SOMATOSENSORY CORTEX AND SECONDARY FORBES RESPONSE IN CATS.


AFFERENT INNERVATION OF THE LINGUAL TONSIL IN MAN.


THE PARTICIPATION OF INTEROCEPTIVE IMPULSES IN THE FORMATION OF THE BACKGROUND BIOELECTRICAL ACTIVITY OF THE BRAIN.


METABOLISM OF ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATE IN EPILEPTOGENIC FOCUS INDUCED BY TOPICAL APPLICATION OF MESCALINE TO CAT BRAIN CORTEX.


EFFECT OF NIVALIN ON AUDIOGENIC SEIZURES IN MICE.


HYDROCEPHALUS AND MENINGOMYELOCELE: PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS.


THE NEEDS FOR MEDICAL MANPOWER.

THE NEEDS FOR MEDICAL MANPOWER.


ORGANIZATIONS FOR RENDERING COMPREHENSIVE MEDICAL CARE.


MEDICAL EDUCATION AND COMPREHENSIVE MEDICAL CARE.


THE HOSPITAL'S RESPONSIBILITIES TO THE COMMUNITY.


EDUCATING TOMORROW'S FAMILY PHYSICIAN.

EDUCATING TOMORROW'S FAMILY PHYSICIAN.


MEETING THE NEEDS FOR COMPREHENSIVE MEDICAL CARE.


DEFICIENCIES IN PRESENT-DAY MEDICAL EDUCATION.


SOME PRACTICAL CLINICAL ASPECTS OF ANEURYSMS.


LYMPHEDEMA PRAECOX.

LYMPHEDEMA PRAECOX.


PSYCHIATRIC PROBLEMS IN SURGICAL PATIENTS.


CAVITARY ANTHRACOSILICOSIS.

CAVITARY ANTHRACOSILICOSIS.


SOME EXPERIENCES WITH HORMONE THERAPY WITH CASE REPORT.


PATHOLOGY IN MEDICAL PRACTICE. II.

PATHOLOGY IN MEDICAL PRACTICE. II.


CLINICAL TRIAL WITH (ROVAMYCIN) PAEDIATRIC GRANULES.


WEIL'S DISEASE IN A TEA-GARDEN IN ASSAM.


THE DEBATE ON LEGAL ABORTION.

THE DEBATE ON LEGAL ABORTION.


BATTLE FOR LIFE. SAVING A PATIENT FROM CLINICAL DEATH.


MEDICAL HERBS FROM TIBET.

MEDICAL HERBS FROM TIBET.


ANTIMALARIALS.

ANTIMALARIALS.


EYELID COMPLICATIONS OF CATARACT SURGERY.


COMPLICATIONS FROM INTRAOCULAR LENSES IN APHAKIA.


NON-OCULAR COMPLICATIONS AFTER CATARACT SURGERY IN THE AGED.


PSYCHIATRIC REACTIONS COMPLICATING CATARACT SURGERY.


PREVENTION OF INFECTION FOLLOWING CATARACT SURGERY.


PATHOGENESIS OF COMPLICATIONS FOLLOWING CATARACT SURGERY.


PERSONAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE PREVENTION OF SEPSIS FOLLOWING LENS EXTRACTION.


CAUSES AND FREQUENCY OF ENUCLEATION AFTER CATARACT EXTRACTION.


OPTICAL COMPLICATIONS OF APHAKIA.

OPTICAL COMPLICATIONS OF APHAKIA.


CORNEAL LENSES IN APHAKIA.

CORNEAL LENSES IN APHAKIA.


MOLDED SCLERAL LENSES IN APHAKIA.

MOLDED SCLERAL LENSES IN APHAKIA.


COMPLICATIONS IN THE SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF THE DISPLACED LENS.


COMPLICATIONS OF CONGENITAL CATARACT SURGERY.


COMPLICATIONS OF CRYOSURGICAL CATARACT EXTRACTION.


CATARACT EXTRACTION AFTER KERATOPLASTY.

CATARACT EXTRACTION AFTER KERATOPLASTY.


DRAWN-UP PUPIL AFTER CATARACT SURGERY.

DRAWN-UP PUPIL AFTER CATARACT SURGERY.


SOLVENT AND SUBSTITUENT EFFECTS ON THE SPIN RESONANCE SPECTRA OF METALLOPORPHYRINS.


FUNGAL METABOLITES. THE STRUCTURES OF THE NOVEL SESQUITERPENOIDS ILLUDIN-S AND -M.


THE HYDROLYSIS OF VITAMIN B12. STUDIES WITH MODEL AMIDES.


TITRATION OF THE ACTIVE SITES OF ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE.


SPECTROSCOPIC AND KINETIC OBSERVATION OF A PEPSIN--INHIBITOR COMPLEX.


CHANGING THE DENTIST'S IMAGE OF HIS OWN PROFESSION.


ENCHANCING THE IMAGE OF DENTISTRY.

ENCHANCING THE IMAGE OF DENTISTRY.


CHANGING THE INTERPROFESSIONAL IMAGE OF DENTISTRY.


ENVIRONMENTAL REORGANIZATION OF DENTAL PRACTICE.


MEASURING THE IMAGE OF DENTISTRY.

MEASURING THE IMAGE OF DENTISTRY.


WHAT THEY ARE SAYING ABOUT DENTISTRY.

WHAT THEY ARE SAYING ABOUT DENTISTRY.


ENHANCING THE PUBLIC'S IMAGE OF THE DENTAL PROFESSION.


IMPROVING THE DENTIST'S IMAGE OF HIS OWN PROFESSION.


METHODS FOR IMPROVING THE INTERPROFESSIONAL IMAGE OF DENTISTRY.


INSTITUTING AN ENVIRONMENTAL REORGANIZATION OF DENTAL PRACTICE.


IDENTIFYING AND PLANNING TECHNICS OF RESEARCH TO GAIN METHODS FOR MEASURING THE VARIOUS IMAGES OF DENTISTRY.


WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? A SUMMARY OF THE WORKSHOP.


GROUP PERFORMANCE AS A FUNCTION OF TASK DIFFICULTY AND THE GROUP'S AWARENESS OF MEMBER SATISFACTION.


MASCULINITY OF SMOKERS AND THE MASCULINITY OF CIGARETTE IMAGES.


RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE IMPORTANCE AND THE SATISFACTION OF VARIOUS  ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS.


A COMPARISON OF ERROR IN FIVE SORTING PROCEDURES FOR ORDINAL RANKING.


EFFECTS OF PRODDING TO INCREASE MAIL-BACK RETURNS.


THE ASSIGNMENT OF JOB-ATTITUDE ITEMS TO SUBSCALES.


THE CONCEPT OF TASK VERSUS PERSON ORIENTATION IN NURSING.


STRON VOCATIONAL INTEREST BLANK SCORES OF HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS AND THEIR LATER OCCUPATIONAL ENTRY II.


PRELIMINARY EXPERIMENTS ON KEYBOARD DESIGN FOR SEMIAUTOMATIC MAIL SORTING.


PERSONALITY ITEM DIFFICULTY AND ACQUIESCENCE.


A NOTE ON THE EVALUATION OF A NEW ANSWER FORM.


REMOVING HALO FROM JOB EVALUATION FACTOR STRUCTURE.


A LINEAR MODEL OF JOB SATISFACTION.

A LINEAR MODEL OF JOB SATISFACTION.


FIBRINOLYTIC ENZYME SYSTEM.

FIBRINOLYTIC ENZYME SYSTEM.


FIBRINOLYTIC ACTIVITY OF BLOOD IN OCCLUSIVE CEREBROVASCULAR DISEASE AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH SERUM LIPIDS.


CAROTID EMBOLISM--ITS DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT.


STUDY OF LIVER STRUCTURE IN DIABETES MELLITUS.


ESTIMATION OF INTRA-SPLENIC PULP PRESSURE IN AMOEBIC LIVER ABSCESS.


HAEMOLYTIC ANAEMIA IN CARCINOMA AND ALLIED CONDITIONS AS REVEALED BY RADIOACTIVE CHROMIUM STUDIES.


SEROTONIN (5-HYDROXYTRYPTAMINE-5-HT) CONTENT OF CEREBROSPINAL FLUID IN CASES OF PSEUDOHYPERTROPHIC--MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY.


PACHYDERMOPERIOSTOSIS. CLINICAL ASPECTS.


SECONDARY MARBLE BONE DISEASE: GENERALISED OSTEOSCLEROSIS AND MYELOFIBROSIS IN CARCINOMA OF PROSTATE WITH A CASE REPORT.


CHLORDIAZEPOXIDE IN THE TREATMENT OF EPILEPSY.


LUMBO-SACRAL ARTHRODESIS.

LUMBO-SACRAL ARTHRODESIS.


ANTERIOR INTERBODY FUSION OF THE LUMBAR SPINE.


BLADDER PARALYSIS IN CAUDA EQUINA LESIONS FROM DISC PROLAPSE.


A DIRECT APPROACH TO TRIMALLEOLAR FRACTURES.


SCOLIOSIS AND NEUROFIBROMATOSIS.

SCOLIOSIS AND NEUROFIBROMATOSIS.


TREATMENT AND PREVENTION OF CHRONIC HAEMORRHAGIC ARTHROPATHY AND CONTRACTURES IN HAEMOPHILIA.


THE HAEMOPHILIC PSEUDOTUMOUR OR HAEMOPHILIC SUBPERIOSTEAL HAEMATOMA.


HAEMOPHILIC BLOOD CYST; REPORT OF A CASE.


THE SCALENUS MEDIUS BAND; A CONTRIBUTION TO THE STUDY OF THE THORACIC OUTLET SYNDROME.


TREATMENT OF DISPLACED SUPRACONDYLAR FRACTURES OF THE HUMERUS IN CHILDREN IN FULL EXTENSION AND SUPINATION.


BILATERAL FRACTURE OF THE FIRST RIB; REPORT OF TWO CASES.


PREMATURE EPIPHYSIAL FUSION AT THE KNEE COMPLICATING PROLONGED IMMOBILISATION FOR CONGENITAL DISLOCATION OF THE HIP.


HYDATID DISEASE OF THE INNOMINATE BONE WITH A REPORT OF A CASE SUCESSFULLY TREATED BY IRRIGATION WITH SUPERSATURATED SALT SOLUTION.


GENU RECURVATUM AFTER OSGOOD-SCHLATTER'S DISEASE; REPORT OF A CASE.


RESECTION OF THE SHOULDER WITH HUMERAL SUSPENSION FOR SARCOMA INVOLVING THE SCAPULA.


THE FUNCTION OF FIBROCARTILAGINOUS FRACTURE CALLUS. OBSERVATIONS ON TRANSPLANTS LABELLED WITH TRITIATED THYMIDINE.


VASCULARISATION OF BONE GRAFTS IN THE ANTERIOR CHAMBER OF THE EYE.


ON NECROSIS OF THE FEMORAL HEAD AFTER FRACTURE OF THE NECK OF THE FEMUR.


OSTEOARTICULAR CHANGES IN A CASE OF ESSENTIAL OSTEOLYSIS; AN ANATOMICAL AND RADIOLOGICAL STUDY.


A BIOMECHANICAL ANALYSIS OF THE USE OF CEMENT TO ANCHOR THE FEMORAL HEAD PROSTHESIS.


IN MEMORIAM JOHN BASTOW 1905-1965.

IN MEMORIAM JOHN BASTOW 1905-1965.


IN MEMORIAM IAN LAWSON DICK 1906-1965.

IN MEMORIAM IAN LAWSON DICK 1906-1965.


IN MEMORIAM THOMAS BARRY MCMURRAY 1917-1964.


MENINGOMYELOCOELE.

MENINGOMYELOCOELE.


STRESS-INDUCED BREAKDOWN OF AN APPETITIVE DISCRIMINATION. Rats trained to discriminate between S(D) and S(Delta) for food reinforcement showed marked impairments in this discrimination when strong, unavoidable shocks occurred at the termination of a third stimulus. The predominant feature of this impairment was a supernormal rate of unreinforced (S(Delta)) behavior. Shocks delivered without exteroceptive warning also led to a discriminative breakdown. The effect was a direct function of shock intensity. When behavior was strongly suppressed in the third stimulus by response-correlated shock ("punishment"), instead of unavoidable shock, breakdowns were only temporary; as soon as responding recovered from its overall suppression, discriminative performance returned to normal. The discriminative deterioration may be interpreted as an emotional by-product of frequent aversive stimulation, but accidental contingencies could also have played a role.


INTEROCULAR TRANSFER OF DISCRIMINATIONS IN THE PIGEON. Pigeons with one eye covered were trained to discriminate intensities or colors of stimuli located to one side of the head, or intensities, colors or forms of stimuli located in front of the beak. Each discrimination transferred to the covered eye, even when previous training with the covered eye included the reversal of the tested discrimination. Pigeons also were able to learn conditional discriminations in which appropriate responding depended on which eye was covered.


A FORTY-THREE DAY AVOIDANCE SESSION.

A FORTY-THREE DAY AVOIDANCE SESSION. A single Sprague-Dawley rat was subjected to an extended discriminated avoidance session in effect continuously for over 1000 hr (43 days). The longest possible shock-free interval that the subject could obtain without responding was 5 min. Since the subject did not sleep through shock, all resting or sleeping was interrupted at least once every 5 min by either a response or a shock. Neither the experimental (avoidance) animal nor a second animal which received all shocks not avoided by the first, gave any appearance of ill effects from the protracted session.


TEMPORAL ALTERNATION IN THE WHITE RAT.

TEMPORAL ALTERNATION IN THE WHITE RAT. Four white rats were reinforced after 15 then 45 then 15 then 135 (or 5) responses to a bar under a single exteroceptive stimulus condition. Three came to make long pauses before the longest ratio in the schedule but not before any of the others. Four other rats were reinforced after alternate response chains each made on two bars. The first chain was FR5FR5 for all subjects, the second FR5FR40 for two, and FR40FR5 and FR20FR5 for one subject each. Subjects reinforced on schedule mix (chain FR5FR5 chain FR5FR40) both paused longer after the first than after the second chain relatively early in training. Later, the subject reinforced on mix (chain FR5FR5 chain FR40FR5) also paused longer after the first chain, but pauses of the fourth subject were equally short after both chains. When the ratios in the second chain were reversed the two subjects now reinforced on mix (chain FR5FR5 chain FR40FR5) paused much longer after the first chain, but the other two paused only slightly longer after the first than after the second chain.


A SIMPLE TRANSDUCER FOR MECHANICAL PLETHYSMOGRAPHY OF THE MALE GENITAL.


THE OPPORTUNITY FOR AGGRESSION AS AN OPERANT REINFORCER DURING AVERSIVE STIMULATION. Squirrel monkeys were provided with a chain-pulling response which produced an inanimate object that could be attacked. In the absence of pain-shock, little or no chain-pulling occurred. When pain-shocks were delivered, chain-pulling responses increased. The chain-pulling response was successively reinforced, extinguished, reinforced, and again extinguished by presenting or withdrawing the opportunity to attack as the reinforcing event. Aggression appears to be a distinctive motivational state which is produced by aversive stimulation and which can be used to condition and maintain new behavior.


A TECHNIQUE FOR RECORDING HEART-RATE IN MOVING RATS.


DEVELOPMENT OF BEHAVIORAL COMPENSATION TO THE EFFECTS OF SCOPOLAMINE DURING FIXED-INTERVAL REINFORCEMENT. Rats were injected with scopolamine before every daily session of water reinforcement on a fixed-interval (FI) schedule. Initially the drug decreased the rate of responding. Control injections of scopolamine following each session did not. Over 119 sessions, the typical FI performance developed more slowly in the animals drugged before the sessions. Their rates of responding increased from session to session, to a level slightly greater than that of the animals drugged after the sessions. Their rates did not increase. The effects of injections before the session were not duplicated by increasing the deprivation of animals drugged after the session.


PUNISHMENT BY SD ASSOCIATED WITH FIXED-RATIO REINFORCEMENT. Two pigeons were trained with positive reinforcement on a multiple FR VI 2 schedule. The VI 2 component was held constant while the FR component was changed from ratios of 1 to 300. After responding had stabilized at each FR value, VI responses produced briefly either the fixed-ratio S(D) or a stimulus uncorrelated with either schedule component. Compared to the effects of the uncorrelated stimulus change, the fixed-ratio S(D) produced a decrease in VI responding proportional to the size of the FR requirement. It is concluded that stimuli associated with high FR schedules served as punishment for the ongoing behavior.


A DEVICE FOR MEASURING FLUID INTAKE BY PRIMATES.


THE CONTROL AND RECORDING OF RESPONSE FORCE.


SLEEP ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC AND EYE-MOVEMENT PATTERNS IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC BRAIN SYNDROME.


A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BLOOD SEROTONIN CONCENTRATIONS AND BEHAVIOR IN PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS.


FURTHER STUDIES OF CHLORPROMAZINE METABOLISM AND RELAPSE RATE.


AUDITORY HALLUCINATIONS AND INTELLECTUAL DEFICIT.


AUDITORY HALLUCINATIONS AND DESCRIPTIVE LANGUAGE SKILLS.


DIMENSIONS OF CHANGE ON AN OPEN PSYCHIATRIC WARD.


VIABILITY CHANGES OF WHITE BLOOD CELLS IN PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIC REACTION.


THE RETENTION OF SENSORY EXPERIENCE. IV. SHORT-DELAY VERSUS LONG-DELAY  INTERVALS.


NEED FOR SOCIAL APPROVAL AND ATTITUDE CHANGE.


THE INFLUENCE OF SUGGESTION ON THE AUDIOAUTOKINETIC EFFECT.


PERSONALITY CHARACTERISTICS, CIGARETTE SMOKING, AND OBSTETRIC COMPLICATIONS.


THE PROBLEM OF BACKWARD CONDITIONING.

THE PROBLEM OF BACKWARD CONDITIONING.


A CROSS-CULTURAL COMPARISON OF PRINTED COMMUNICATION VERSUS SPOKEN COMMUNICATION IN PERSUASION.


A SUGGESTED APPROACH FOR THE PSYCHOLOGIST TO THE STUDY OF UTOPIAN WRITINGS.


DEVELOPMENTAL CHANGES IN COGNITIVE BALANCE.


INCIDENTAL STIMULI: SOME EFFECTS OF COLOR AND MAGNITUDE IN A CONCEPTUAL SITUATION.


TYPE OF REWARD, INCENTIVE AND INCENTIVE-SEQUENCE AS FACTORS IN MOTOR PERFORMANCE OF MENTALLY RETARDED, PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED, AND COLLEGE STUDENTS.


COMPARATIVE STUDY OF METAPHORIC THINKING.


MANIFEST ANXIETY, AMPHETAMINE, AND PERFORMANCE.


THE INTERRELATION BETWEEN THE PICTURE IDENTIFICATION TEST AND THE ACTIVITIES INDEX.


EXPERIMENTS ON A POSTURAL AUTOKINETIC EFFECT.


THE INFLUENCE OF SELF-CONFIDENCE UPON RESISTANCE OF PERCEPTUAL JUDGMENTS TO GROUP PRESSURE.


JAPANESE VS. AMERICAN VALUES.

JAPANESE VS. AMERICAN VALUES.


THE DISCLOSURE OF SELF IN THE UNITED STATES AND GERMANY.


A CROSS-CULTURAL COMPARISON OF SECOND-STRATUM QUESTIONNAIRE PERSONALITY FACTOR STRUCTURES--ANXIETY AND EXTRAVERSION--IN AMERICA AND JAPAN.


A SOCIAL EFFECT ON THE PERCEPTION OF FACIAL RESEMBLANCE.


THE EFFECT OF PREPARATORY ACTION ON BELIEFS CONCERNING NUCLEAR WAR.


THE MEASUREMENT OF INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN PERCEIVED PERSONALITY-TRAIT RELATIONSHIPS AND THEIR RELATION TO CERTAIN DETERMINANTS.


HOW PEOPLE PERCEIVE EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION: A STUDY IN COMMUNICATION.


A METHODOLOGICAL STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF PROPAGANDA.


THE EFFECT OF ROLE TAKING ON THE JUDGMENT OF ATTITUDES.


TRAIT ATTRIBUTION AS A STUDY OF FREUDIAN PROJECTION.


HENRI PI'ERON.

HENRI PI'ERON.


ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND IDENTITY CONFLICT IN PUERTO RICO.


THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RELIGIOUS BEHAVIOR AND CONCERN ABOUT DEATH.


A COMPARISON OF THE USE OF THE SOUND RECORDING AND THE WRITTEN TRANSCRIPT IN THE CODING OF VERBAL INTERACTION.


CONFORMITY IN COOPERATIVE AND COMPETITIVE GROUPS.


LEADERSHIP, GROUP EFFECTIVENESS, AND SPEED OF DECISION.


BREED SUSCEPTIBILITY, PATHOGENICITY AND EPIDEMIOLOGY OF ENDEMIC COLIFORM ENTERITIS IN THE DOG.


INTESTINAL MICROFLORA OF NORMAL HAMSTERS.


A CASE OF ACUTE PANCREATIC NECROSIS IN THE FEMALE.


COCKROACH-PROOF CONTAINERS FOR DRY ANIMAL FEEDS.


EPIDEMIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE CONTROL OF PSEUDOMONAS INFECTION IN MOUSE COLONIES.


REVIEW OF ANIMAL TECHNICIAN TRAINING, EXAMINATION AND QUALIFICATION IN GREAT BRITAIN.


MICROBIOLOGICAL EVALUATION OF AN ISOLATION FACILITY FOR THE PRODUCTION OF SPECIFIC-PATHOGEN-FREE MICE.


1965: THE ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PHYSICIAN.


DYSFUNCTIONAL BLEEDING IN THE ADOLESCENT: EVALUATION AND MANAGEMENT.


THE PROGNOSIS OF ASTHMA IN CHILDREN.

THE PROGNOSIS OF ASTHMA IN CHILDREN.


OPHIDISM: THE SNAKE BITE.

OPHIDISM: THE SNAKE BITE.


CASE REPORTS FROM THE COMMITTEE ON CANCER; SIMULTANEOUS BILATERAL BREAST CANCER.


SALIVARY SECRETION OF CAESIUM-131.

SALIVARY SECRETION OF CAESIUM-131.


BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF RETINOIC ACID ESTER IN THE DOMESTIC FOWL: PRODUCTION OF VITAMIN A DEFICIENCY IN THE EARLY CHICK EMBRYO.


32P-LABELLING OF NUCLEOTIDES FROM A SOLUBLE ERYTHROCYTE-MEMBRANE FRACTION DEVOID OF HAEMOGLOBIN.


ACTIVITY OF 6-AMINONICOTINAMIDE AGAINST VACCINIA VIRUS IN VITRO.


RECOVERY FROM THE 'LETHAL' EFFECTS OF CROSS-LINKING ALKYLATION.


CARDIAC METABOLISM.

CARDIAC METABOLISM.


ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY OF THE NEPHRON.

ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY OF THE NEPHRON.


CHROMATOPHORES.

CHROMATOPHORES.


EVOLUTIONARY ASPECTS OF THE EMERGENCE OF ALDOSTERONE SECRETION AND SALT APPETITE.


ELECTRODIFFUSION MODELS FOR THE MEMBRANE OF SQUID GIANT AXON.


COMPARATIVE NEUROPHYSIOLOGY OF HEARING.

COMPARATIVE NEUROPHYSIOLOGY OF HEARING.


THE SEQUENCE OF DEVELOPMENT OF THE CHILD.


THE APPLICATION OF PHYSICAL MEDICINE TO PAEDIATRICS.


THE RESPONSE OF CHILDREN TO PHYSIOTHERAPY.


THE MANAGEMENT OF SICK CHILDREN IN HOSPITAL FROM THE PHYSIOTHERAPIST'S POINT OF VIEW.


POLYTHENE FOOT SPLINT.

POLYTHENE FOOT SPLINT.


INVOLVEMENT OF THE BILIARY TRACT IN ACUTE HEPATITIS.


A SECOND HOUR OF BRONCHO-OESOPHAGOLOGY.

A SECOND HOUR OF BRONCHO-OESOPHAGOLOGY.


CHRONIC LARYNGITIS.

CHRONIC LARYNGITIS.


THE CHEMOTHERAPY OF MALIGNANT DISEASE--PRACTICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS.


ON STAPEDECTOMY IN OLD FENESTRATION CAVITIES.


RESULTS AFTER RESECTION OF A SEPTAL SPUR.


INTRATEMPORAL NEURINOMA OF THE FACIAL NERVE.


ATRESIA OF THE AUDITORY CANAL.

ATRESIA OF THE AUDITORY CANAL.


ON THE PRIMARY GLOTTAL SOUND.

ON THE PRIMARY GLOTTAL SOUND.


THE LARYNX AS A WIND-INSTRUMENT.

THE LARYNX AS A WIND-INSTRUMENT.


THE TONSIL AND THE LYMPHOID TISSUE.

THE TONSIL AND THE LYMPHOID TISSUE.


MULTIPLE FOLLICULAR CYSTS OF THE JAW: 5TH PHACOMATOSIS.


PROXIMO-DISTAL MOVEMENT OF PHOSPHOLIPID IN THE AXOPLASM OF THE INTACT AND REGENERATING NEURONS.


FACTORS PROMOTING REGENERATION OF SPINAL NEURONS: POSITIVE INFLUENCE OF NERVE GROWTH FACTOR.


SOME ULTRASTRUCTURAL FEATURES OF SEGMENTAL DEMYELINATION AND MYELIN REGENERATION IN PERIPHERAL NERVE.


DEVELOPMENT, DEGENERATION AND REGENERATION OF RECEPTOR ORGANS.


NERVES AS MORPHOGENETIC MEDIATORS IN REGENERATION.


AXOPLASMIC STREAMING IN REGENERATING AND IN NORMAL NERVE FIBRES.


THE TROPHIC QUALITY OF THE NEURON: SOME THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS.


NEUROTROPHIC RELATIONS IN THE REGENERATION PROCESS.


THE WORKING ALLIANCE AND THE TRANSFERENCE NEUROSIS.


THE SIGNIFICANCE OF SCROTAL SAC AND TESTICLES FOR THE PREPUBERTY MALE.


THE SENSE OF MALENESS.

THE SENSE OF MALENESS.


TRANSFERENCE, COUNTERTRANSFERENCE, AND BEING IN LOVE.


THE HAND AND THE BREAST WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO OBSESSIONAL NEUROSIS.


THE ROLE OF HATRED IN THE EGO.

THE ROLE OF HATRED IN THE EGO.


A TRAUMATIC DREAM.

A TRAUMATIC DREAM.


INCONSISTENCY IN ATTITUDE OF HIGH STATUS PERSONS AND LOSS OF INFLUENCE: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY.


MODIFICATION OF VERBAL INTERACTIONS IN TRIAD GROUPS: PRELIMINARY REPORT.


LEARNING OF PROSE AS AFFECTED BY EXTRA-EXPERIMENTAL TRANSFER.


FUNCTIONAL VS NOMINAL ANTONYMY IN SEMANTIC DIFFERENTIAL SCALES.


EFFECT OF MORPHINE SULFATE ON SPONTANEOUS ACTIVITY LEVEL OF THE ALBINO RAT.


SCORING ORTHOGONALLY ROTATED FACTORS.

SCORING ORTHOGONALLY ROTATED FACTORS.


SCALES FOR MEASURING COMPULSION, HOSTILITY, NEUROTICISM, AND SHYNESS.


"POWER TO REINFORCE" AS A DETERMINANT OF COMMUNICATION.


COMPLETION-INCOMPLETION OF TASKS AND PLEASANT-UNPLEASANT TONED FEELING IN SELECTIVE RECALL.


SEXUAL APPETITE AND SEXUAL DRIVE.

SEXUAL APPETITE AND SEXUAL DRIVE.


RELIABILITY ESTIMATE FOR FAVORABILITY (SOCIAL DESIRABILITY) RATINGS OF MMPI ITEMS.


PUNISHMENT: EFFECTS OF SHOCK INTENSITY ON RESPONSE SUPPRESSION.


RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EPPS AND MARLOWE-CROWNE SD SCALE.


RESTRICTED RANDOM REINFORCEMENT IN PROBABILITY LEARNING.


PSYCHOLOGY OF THE SCIENTIST. 13. SCIENTIFIC AND RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCES DISTINGUISHED BY THEIR 'AFFECT'.


SOME EXPERIMENTAL SUPPORT OF PSYCHOPATHIC THEORY: A CRITIQUE.


CREATIVE THOUGHT, PRODUCTIVITY, AND THE SELF-CONCEPT.


AWARENESS VS CONSCIOUSNESS: A REPLY.

AWARENESS VS CONSCIOUSNESS: A REPLY.


EFFECT OF FOOD DEPRIVATION ON RUNNING-WHEEL ACTIVITY IN NAIVE RATS.


CONTAMINATION IN MEASURES OF ACQUIESCENCE AND SOCIAL DESIRABILITY.


INTERACTION BETWEEN EFFORT AND PARTIAL REINFORCEMENT IN FREE OPERANT RESPONSE OF RATS AND FISH.


ASSOCIATIVE LEARNING: ALL-OR-NONE OR INCREMENTAL?


INFLUENCE OF DEGREE OF INTENTIONAL LEARNING UPON THE PERFORMANCE OF AN INCIDENTAL TASK.


MOTIVATIONAL INSTRUCTIONS AND GSR ON MEMORY, ESPECIALLY AS RELATED TO MANIFEST ANXIETY.


ANALYSIS OF BASELINE AND SUBSEQUENT DATA IN A GERIATRIC STUDY USING VALIUM: METHODOLOGICAL NOTE.


FEAR AROUSAL AND ORDER OF PRESENTATION OF PERSUASIVE COMMUNICATIONS.


NORMS FOR CHAINS OF WORD ASSOCIATIONS.

NORMS FOR CHAINS OF WORD ASSOCIATIONS.


RESPONSE-CONTINGENT LEARNING-SET TRAINING IN THE SQUIRREL MONKEY.


SUBTLE AND OBVIOUS RESPONSE ON THE MMPI AS A FUNCTION OF ACQUIESCENCE RESPONSE STYLE.


ON THE ASSESSMENT OF ANXIETY. I. BY A BEHAVIOR CHECKLIST.


MEASURING "HYPNOTIC-LIKE" SUGGESTIBILITY WITH AND WITHOUT "HYPNOTIC INDUCTION"; PSYCHOMETRIC PROPERTIES, NORMS, AND VARIABLES INFLUENCING RESPONSE TO THE BARBER SUGGESTIBILITY SCALE (BSS).


AGONISTIC BEHAVIOR IN SEVERAL SPECIES OF FISH.


SHIPLEY-HARTFORD AND WECHSLER-BELLEVUE INTELLECTUAL FUNCTIONING: A SELECTION SCREENING APPROACH.


BODY IMAGE AND SITE OF PSYCHOSOMATIC SYMPTOMS.


DELAY OF VERBAL REWARD IN VERBAL CONDITIONING AND SELECTIVE LEARNING.


MODIFICATION OF THE INCIDENCE OF MATING IN RATS BY STIMULATION WITH A SHORT AIR BLAST.


VERBAL REINFORCEMENT COMBINATIONS AND EXAMINER-SUBJECT INTERACTION IN THE VERBAL LEARNING OF NORMAL AND SCHIZOPHRENIC SUBJECTS.


EFFECT OF RECALL CONDITION, PRESENTATION RATE AND RETENTION INTERVAL ON SHORT-TERM MEMORY.


TASK DIFFICULTY AND EFFECT OF VERBAL REINFORCEMENT COMBINATIONS ON A VERBAL-CODING TASK.


COMMUNICATION, IDEAS, AND MEANING.

COMMUNICATION, IDEAS, AND MEANING.


VISUAL VS LOCOMOTOR RESPONSE EFFECTS ON SATIATION TO NOVEL STIMULI: A SEX DIFFERENCE IN RATS.


SUCROSE PREFERENCE THRESHOLDS FOR SATIATED AND WATER-DEPRIVED RATS.


APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF DIFFERENTIAL AVOIDANCE CONDITIONING IN THE CAT.


RUNNING ACTIVITY OF WEANLING RATS UNDER FOOD OR WATER DEPRIVATION.


DIFFERENCES IN EXTINCTION IN ELECTRICAL BRAIN-STIMULATION UNDER TRADITIONAL PROCEDURES OF REWARD PRESENTATION.


GEOMETRIC VECTOR ORTHOGONAL SOLUTION FOR THE SEMANTIC DIFFERENTIAL SCALES OF SAGARA, ET AL.


EXTENT OF DEPRIVATION AND PROBABILITY LEARNING PERFORMANCE.


DRUG-BEHAVIOR INTERACTION AFFECTING DEVELOPMENT OF TOLERANCE TO D-AMPHETAMINE AS OBSERVED IN FIXED RATIO BEHAVIOR OF RATS.


KELLY'S NON-PARAMETRIC FACTOR ANALYSIS.

KELLY'S NON-PARAMETRIC FACTOR ANALYSIS.


ADDITIONAL COMMENT ON THE STIMULUS TRAIN ADJUSTING BEHAVIOR OF RATS CONTROLLED BY ICSS.


TYPE OF INTERPOLATED ACTIVITY AND SHORT-TERM MEMORY.


NOTE ON SPECIAL EDUCATION CRITERIA EMPLOYED BY CLASSROOM TEACHERS.


ALTERNATION LEARNING AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO INTELLECTUAL FUNCTIONING IN PRIMARY RETARDATES.


AN ALTERNATIVE FORM OF A FORCED-CHOICE F SCALE.


STRESS-INDUCED GASTRIC LESIONS IN MICE.

STRESS-INDUCED GASTRIC LESIONS IN MICE.


EFFECT OF MULTIPLE STRESS AND THORAZINE ON AMSEL'S FRUSTRATION EFFECT.


REPETITIVE PSYCHOMETRIC MEASURES: SPATIAL ORIENTATION.


BIRTH ORDER AND MEAN SCORE ON A TEN-ITEM APTITUDE TEST.


EXPERIENCE OF FREEDOM TO CHOOSE IN MENTAL HEALTH, NEUROSIS AND PSYCHOSIS.


A TEST OF ATKINSON'S FORMULA FOR PREDICTING CHOICE BEHAVIOR.


USE OF A "CONFORMITY" SCALE TO ASSESS VOCATIONAL INTERESTS OF UNDERGRADUATES.


PSYCHOANALYSIS TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AFTER THE DEATH OF SIGMUND FREUD.


SEX DIFFERENCES IN VOLUNTEERING BEHAVIOUR.


DIFFERENTIAL RESPONSES OF PROFOUNDLY RETARDED CHILDREN TO SOCIAL STIMULATION.


EVALUATIONAL REACTIONS TO EROTIC LITERATURE.


NOTE ON INDIVIDUAL STORAGE LOADS AND INDIVIDUAL LOAD REDUCTIONS.


REPRESENTATIONAL VALUE, MEANINGFULNESS, AND PRONUNCIABILITY IN SERIAL LEARNING.


OBJECTIVE EVALUATION OF A RAPID PROCESSING SYSTEM AND THE POLAROID SYSTEM USING EXPERIMENTAL CHARACTERISTIC CURVES.


COST REDUCTION IN THE X-RAY DEPARTMENT.

COST REDUCTION IN THE X-RAY DEPARTMENT.


PHONOCINEFLUOROCARDIOGRAPHY.

PHONOCINEFLUOROCARDIOGRAPHY.


TECHNIQUES IN MANUSCRIPT PREPARATION.

TECHNIQUES IN MANUSCRIPT PREPARATION.


TECHNETIUM 99M AS A SCANNING AGENT.

TECHNETIUM 99M AS A SCANNING AGENT.


HUMAN BRAIN SCANNING WITH RADIOIODINATED MACROAGGREGATES OF HUMAN SERUM ALBUMIN. A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


SCINTISCANNING WITH LOW-ENERGY PHOTON EMITTERS.


LINEAR ACCELERATOR SUPERVOLTAGE RADIOTHERAPY. VII. CARCINOMA OF THE PROSTATE.


THE EFFECTS OF RADIATION THERAPY ON PULMONARY FUNCTION IN CARCINOMA OF THE LUNG.


COMPUTER ESTIMATION OF DOSAGE OF INTERSTITIAL AND INTRACAVITARY IMPLANTS.


A NEW METHOD OF PERCUTANEOUS CATHETERIZATION.


DEPTH-DOSE TABLES FOR 6 MV X RAYS FOR USE WITH A CONSTANT SOURCE-LESION DISTANCE.


DETECTION OF CARTILAGINOUS TUMORS WITH SELENIUM 75.


VERTEBRAL ARTERIOGRAPHY: AN EVALUATION OF METHODS.


REVISED AVERAGE GEOMETRIC FACTORS FOR CYLINDERS IN ISOTOPE DOSAGE. I.


MUSEUM OF RADIOLOGY.

MUSEUM OF RADIOLOGY.


ANGIOGRAPHIC VISUALIZATION OF THE SUBARACHNOID CISTERNS.


THE RADIOLOGY OF BASILAR THROMBOSIS.

THE RADIOLOGY OF BASILAR THROMBOSIS.


COMPLICATIONS OF ANGIOGRAPHY IN CEREBROVASCULAR DISEASE.


SUPERIOR MESENTERIC ARTERIOGRAPHY IN EXPERIMENTAL MESENTERIC VENOUS THROMBOSIS.


SELECTIVE HEPATIC ARTERIOGRAPHY. NORMAL ANATOMY, ANATOMIC VARIATIONS, AND PATHOLOGICAL CONDITIONS.


ROENTGENOGRAPHIC FINDINGS IN ACCIDENTAL LIGATION OF THE HEPATIC ARTERY. A CASE REPORT.


THE ROENTGENOLOGIC DIAGNOSIS OF PANCREATIC DISEASE.


MEGACOLON AND VOLVULUS IN PARKINSON'S DISEASE.


INTERALVEOLAR AIR DRIFT.

INTERALVEOLAR AIR DRIFT.


TRACHEOBRONCHIAL COLLAPSE DURING COUGH.

TRACHEOBRONCHIAL COLLAPSE DURING COUGH.


EVALUATION OF LEFT VENTRICULAR ENLARGEMENT IN THE LATERAL PROJECTION OF THE CHEST.


REGIONAL HYPOTHERMIA I. EFFECTIVENESS IN RENAL VASCULAR OCCLUSION IN THE DOG.


IDIOPATHIC JAUNDICE OF PREGNANCY--A CASE REPORT.


MALIGNANT HYPERTENSION, MALIGNANT NEPHROSCLEROSIS, AND SYSTEMIC VASCULITIS.


POTASSIUM AND SMALL BOWEL ULCERATION.

POTASSIUM AND SMALL BOWEL ULCERATION.


MILESTONES IN TISSUE CULTURE.

MILESTONES IN TISSUE CULTURE.


ECTOPIC PREGNANCY--A STUDY OF 332 CASES.


RHESUS ANTIBODY ANTI-C IN CHINESE PERSONS. A REPORT OF THREE CASES.


MASSIVE HYDRONEPHROSIS DIAGNOSED AS ASCITES.


INFANTILE RENAL ACIDOSIS IN A CHINESE INFANT.


CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE IN SCHOOL CHILDREN AND ADULTS IN SINGAPORE.


ACUTE GLAUCOMA AFTER PROSTATECTOMY.

ACUTE GLAUCOMA AFTER PROSTATECTOMY.


THE APPLICATION OF FLUORESCENT-ANTIBODY TEST TO MICROFILARIAE OF BRUGIA PAHANGI.


AN ATTEMPT TO SEPARATE A MIXED BRUGIA INFECTION BY BIOLOGICAL MEANS.


PROGRESS IN HEALTH: APPLICATIONS OF MEDICAL RESEARCH.


SOME EXPERIENCES WITH THE TRIANGULAR FLAP TECHNIQUE IN UNILATERAL CLEFT LIP SURGERY.


THE INFLUENCE OF LAIRAGE CONDITIONS ON MEAT-BORNE FOOD INFECTIONS.


INFECTIOUS HEPATITIS: ITS INCIDENCE IN LEICHESTER AND GENERAL EPIDEMIOLOGY.


THE MODERNIZATION OF TENEMENT BLOCKS.

THE MODERNIZATION OF TENEMENT BLOCKS.


THE MENTALLY-HANDICAPPED CHILD: THE PROCESS OF ACCEPTANCE BY THE FAMILY.


THE DENTAL PROBLEMS OF HANDICAPPED CHILDREN.


THE IN VITRO TRANSFORMATION OF DEOXYCHOLIC ACID INTO CHOLIC ACID WITH FERROASCORBATE SYSTEM.


STEROIDS CCLXXIX. LEAD TETRAACETATE-IODINE OXIDATION OF 1-SUBSTITUTED ANDROSTANES.


STEROID ESTERS OF DIBASIC ACIDS.

STEROID ESTERS OF DIBASIC ACIDS.


DIRECT PERIPHERAL CONVERSION OF DEHYDROEPIANDROSTERONE TO TESTOSTERONE GLUCURONOSIDE.


THE EFFECT OF SOME ANTI-METABOLITES ON THE UPTAKE OF TRITIATED ESTRADIOL BY THE VAGINA OF THE OVARIECTOMIZED MOUSE.


THE INHIBITION BY METOPIRONE OF 11-BETA- AND 19-HYDROXYLATIONS OF ANDROST-4-ENE-3,17-DIONE IN BOVINE ADRENAL PERFUSION.


THE INHIBITION BY METOPIRONE OF 11-BETA-AND 19-HYDROXYLATIONS OF 11-DEOXYCORTISOL IN BOVINE ADRENAL PERFUSION.


THE CONVERSION OF ERGOSTEROL 5,8-PEROXIDE TO 6,8(14),22-ERGOSTATRIENE-3-BETA, 5-ALPHA-DIOL DURING HYDRIDE REDUCTION.


CHANGES IN THE BIOCHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF THE RHESUS MONKEY PITUITARY IN RELATION TO SUPPRESSION OF GONADOTROPHIC ACTIVITY BY ESTROGEN.


THE CONVERSION OF PROGESTERONE TO 16-ALPHA-HYDROXYPREGN-4-EN-3,20-DIONE BY THE NORMAL HUMAN TESTIS IN VITRO.


DETERIORATION OF STORED DELTA-24-STEROLS WHICH CONTAIN A NUCLEAR DOUBLE BOND.


THE EMERGING ROLE OF ENGINEERING PSYCHOLOGY. AMRL-TR-64-88.


USE OF DICHROMATIC EARPIECE DENSITOMETRY FOR DETERMINATION OF CARDIAC OUTPUT. AMRL-TR-64-134.


A COMPARISON OF THREE FULL-PRESSURE SUITS IN TERMS OF CONTROL ACTIVATION TIME. AMRL-TR-64-126.


ENGINEERING FEASIBILITY STUDY FOR THE ARTICULATING CENTRIFUGE CONCEPT. AMRL-TR-64-138.


A SIMPLE CAPACITIVE DISPLACEMENT MEASURING SYSTEM. AMRL-TR-64-116.


BLOOD OXYGEN CHANGES INDUCED BY FORWARD (+GX) ACCELERATION. AMRL-TR-64-132.


PREDECISIONAL PROCESSES IN DECISION MAKING: PROCEEDINGS OF A SYMPOSIUM. AMRL-TDR-64-77.


END-EXPIRATORY PLEURAL PRESSURES IN DOGS IN SUPINE AND PRONE BODY POSITIONS STUDIED WITHOUT THORACOTOMY. AMRL-TR-64-133.


VALIDATION OF THE AEROSPACE MEDICAL RESEARCH LABORATORIES 3-CHANNEL PERSONAL TELEMETRY SYSTEM. AMRL-TR-64-124.


(STUDIES IN RESEARCH METHODOLOGY. VI. THE CENTRAL LIMIT EFFECT FOR A VARIETY OF POPULATIONS AND THE ROBUSTNESS OF Z, T, AND F. AMRL-TR-64-123.)


A SUMMARY OF HUMAN TOLERANCE TO PROLONGED ACCELERATION. AMRL-TR-65-36.


COMMUNITY REACTIONS TO SONIC BOOMS IN THE OKLAHOMA CITY AREA. AMRL-TR-65-37.


INFORMATION PROCESSING IN THE FROG'S RETINA. AMRL-TR-65-24.


ON THE STRUCTURE AND ORGANIZATION OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM FROM AN INFORMATION PROCESSING POINT OF VIEW (NEURAL CODING, VISION, AND MOTOR CONTROL). AMRL-TR-64-80.


ANALYSIS OF MARKOV CHAIN MODELS OF ADAPTIVE PROCESSES. AMRL-TR-65-3.


ACUTE CONDITIONS: INCIDENCE AND ASSOCIATED DISABILITY. UNITED STATES--JULY 1963-JUNE 1964.


HEALTH INSURANCE: TYPE OF INSURING ORGANIZATION AND MULTIPLE COVERAGE. UNITED STATES--JULY 1962-JUNE 1963.


AN INDEX OF HEALTH: MATHEMATICAL MODELS.


DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS OF PERSONS MARRIED BETWEEN JANUARY 1955 AND JUNE 1958, UNITED STATES.


NATALITY STATISTICS ANALYSIS UNITED STATES--1962.


FURTHER INVESTIGATIONS INTO THE PROBLEM OF MUSCLE TRICHINAE OCCURRENCE IN ORGANS DEVOID OF STRIATED MUSCLES.


CLINICAL ASPECTS OF CHRONIC TRICHINELLOSIS IN PEOPLE. II. STUDIES IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC DISEASES OF THE MOTORIC SYSTEM.


CLINICAL ASPECTS OF CHRONIC TRICHINELLOSIS IN PEOPLE. 3. ANALYSIS OF CLINICAL AND ANATOMOPATHOLOGIC DIAGNOSES OF CASES IN WHICH TRICHINELLA INFECTION WAS DETECTED IN POST-MORTEM EXAMINATIONS.


THE COMPARATIVE EVALUATION OF SOME AGGLUTINATION TESTS IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF TRICHINELLOSIS.


EPIDEMIOLOGIC INVESTIGATIONS ON TRICHINELLOSIS BY MEANS OF ALLERGIC TEST IN MIECH'OW DISTRICT, CRACOW VOIVODESHIP.


THE MIND AND MORALITY OF THE DOCTOR.  II THE PHYSICIAN AND THE MACROCOSM.


LEGAL AND ETHICAL PROBLEMS IN THE PROVISION OF MEDICAL CARE. I. ETHICAL STANDARDS AND SOCIETAL NORMS.


LEGAL AND ETHICAL PROBLEMS IN THE PROVISION OF MEDICAL CARE. II. A CHANGE IN THE FRAME OF REFERENCE.


EXPERIMENTAL PRODUCTION OF SYNOVITIS AND MARGINAL ARTICULAR EXOSTOSES IN THE KNEE JOINTS OF DOGS.


RECENT ADVANCES IN RESEARCH ON THE EASTERN ENCEPHALITIS VIRUS.


DIFFERENCES AMONG QUINIDINE, ATROPINE AND POTASSIUM IN THEIR ACTION ON EXPERIMENTAL ARRHYTHMIAS.


FAT AND CHOLESTEROL METABOLISM IN VARIOUS FORMS OF HYPERLIPAEMIA.


STEROID TRANSFORMATIONS IN VITRO BY TESTICULAR TISSUE FROM TWO CASES OF TESTICULAR FEMINISATION.


INHIBITION OF SEXUAL DEVELOPMENT IN MALE AND FEMALE RATS TREATED WITH VARIOUS STEROIDS AT THE AGE OF FIVE DAYS.


METABOLISM OF 17-BETA-OESTRADIOL-4-14-C IN EARLY INFANCY.


THE INFLUENCE OF A SINGLE HIGH DOSE OF OESTRADIOL BENZOATE ON THE ICSH-CONTENT IN THE SERUM OF GONADECTOMIZED MALE AND FEMALE RATS.


COMPARATIVE ICSH-ESTIMATIONS IN THE SERUM OF GONADECTOMIZED MALE AND FEMALE RATS WITH A TRANSPLANTED OVARY.


LACK OF AROMATISATION OF CIRCULATING DEHYDROEPIANDROSTERONE AND DEHYDROEPIANDROSTERONE SULPHATE IN AMENORRHOEIC WOMEN STIMULATED WITH HUMAN GONADOTROPHINS.


ON THE MECHANISM OF ACTION OF NANDROLONE PHENYLPROPIONATE AND NANDROLONE DECANOATE IN RATS.


THE THYMOLYTIC ACTIVITY OF 6- AND 9-HALOCORTICOIDS AND RELATED STEROIDS.


DIURNAL RHYTHM IN THE ADRENAL CORTICAL SECRETION AND IN THE RATE OF METABOLISM OF CORTICOSTERONE IN THE RAT. 3. IN BLIND ANIMALS.


STUDIES ON THE MECHANISM OF NIDATION. XVI. INDUCTION OF OESTRUS BY SUPPRESSION OF PROGESTERONE SECRETION BY ERGOCORNINE.


METAMORPHOSIS AND NEUROSECRETION OF XENOPUS LAEVIS. NEUROSECRETORY ACTIVITY OF PRAEOPTIC NUCLEI DURING AND AFTER PROLONGED THIOUREA TREATMENT.


ON THE ANTIDIURETIC ACTIVITY OF PHE2-LYS8-VASOPRESSIN IN THE RAT.


FURTHER STUDIES ON THE GOITROGENIC ACTION OF  THYROXINE ADMINISTERED WITH PROPYLTHIOURACIL, METHIMAZOLE OR PERCHLORATE.


"LIPOCHROME" HEPATOSIS WITHOUT JAUNDICE.


[ON THE POSSIBILITIES OF LENGTHENING THE REVIVAL TIME THROUGH CONTROL OF THE METABOLISM].


SYMPOSIUM ON VETERINARY EDUCATION--A LOOK TO THE FUTURE. KEYNOTE ADDRESS.


SYMPOSIUM ON VETERINARY EDUCATION--A LOOK TO THE FUTURE. LARGE ANIMAL MEDICINE AND REPRODUCTION.


SYMPOSIUM ON VETERINARY EDUCATION--A LOOK TO THE FUTURE. RADIOLOGY AND RADIATION BIOLOGY.


PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION IN VETERINARY RADIOLOGY.


ON THE CIRCULATORY AND HISTOTOXIC EFFECTS OF COBALT IN RABBITS.


SPONTANEOUS REUNION OF A MYECTOMIZED INFERIOR OBLIQUE.


CURRENT CONCEPTS OF MYASTHENIA GRAVIS.

CURRENT CONCEPTS OF MYASTHENIA GRAVIS.


UNILATERAL RETINAL DYSPLASIA.

UNILATERAL RETINAL DYSPLASIA.


CLINICAL EVALUATION OF CONGENITAL MYOPIA.


OUTFLOW STUDIES IN CHILDREN.

OUTFLOW STUDIES IN CHILDREN.


STEROID CATARACTS. POSTERIOR SUBCAPSULAR CATARACT FORMATION IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS PATIENTS ON LONG TERM STEROID THERAPY.


INFECTIONS AND RETINA SURGERY. I. BACTERIOLOGIC CONTAMINATION DURING SCLERAL BUCKLING SURGERY.


INFECTIONS AND RETINA SURGERY. II. INCIDENCE AND SIGNIFICANCE OF POSITIVE WOUND SITE CULTURES.


CONNATAL OCULAR TOXOPLASMOSIS.

CONNATAL OCULAR TOXOPLASMOSIS.


TRICHOEPITHELIOMA.

TRICHOEPITHELIOMA.


A CLINICAL STUDY OF PIGMENTARY CHANGE IN CORNEA AND LENS IN CHRONIC CHLORPROMAZINE THERAPY.


CLINICAL STUDIES IN LASER PHOTOCOAGULATION.


CIRCUMLIMBAL CARCINOMA-IN-SITU.

CIRCUMLIMBAL CARCINOMA-IN-SITU.


RETINAL TUMOR OF INDECISIVE CHARACTER.

RETINAL TUMOR OF INDECISIVE CHARACTER.


PUSH-PULL CATARACT ASPIRATION AND FRANCESCHETTI COREPRAXY.


A SIMPLE OPERATION FOR LATERAL TARSORRHAPHY.


CINEMATOGRAPHIC DOCUMENTATION OF RETINAL CIRCULATION TIMES.


LSD-25 AND ACCOMMODATIVE CONVERGENCE RATIOS.


PROGRESSIVE OBLITERATION OF THE SUPERIOR ORBITAL FISSURE.


BACILLUS INFECTIONS OF THE CORNEA.

BACILLUS INFECTIONS OF THE CORNEA.


OCULAR PHARMACOLOGY AND TOXICOLOGY.

OCULAR PHARMACOLOGY AND TOXICOLOGY.


LESIONS MISTAKEN FOR MALIGNANT MELANOMA OF THE IRIS.


UTILIZATION OF 2-(14C) MEVALONIC ACID BY A RAT LIVER ENZYME SYSTEM IN THE ABSENCE OF NICOTINAMIDE-ADENINE NUCLEOTIDES.


METABOLISM OF ACETOACETATE BY ACHROMOBACTER IV S.


PROPIONYL-COA DEPENDENT H14CO3 EXCHANGE INTO METHYLMALONYL-COA IN EXTRACTS OF STREPTOMYCES ERYTHRAEUS.


THE ROLE OF GOVERNMENT IN HEALTH SERVICES.


A POLICY STATEMENT ON THE ROLE OF GOVERNMENT TAX FUNDS IN PROBLEMS OF HEALTH CARE.


THE QUANTITATIVE PRINCIPLE IN MEDICAL RESEARCH.


DEGENERATION AND REGENERATION OF THE PANCREAS.


RENAL FUNCTION IN PREGNANCY.

RENAL FUNCTION IN PREGNANCY.


RESURGENCE OF VENEREAL DISEASE.II.

RESURGENCE OF VENEREAL DISEASE.II.


DRUG ADDICTION. 3.

DRUG ADDICTION. 3.


HISTOLOGICAL AND CYTOLOGICAL DEMONSTRATIONS OF ENZYMES.


A MODIFIED GOUGH TECHNIQUE FOR MAKING MACROSECTION LANTERN SLIDES.


THE COMPLEMENT-FIXATION-INHIBITION TEST.


IN MEMORIAM. WILLIAM J DEADMAN, B.A.,M.B., V.D. (AN APPRECIATION).


TYPEWRITER CONTROL FOR AN APHASIC QUADRIPLEGIC PATIENT. New equipment was developed to enable an aphasic quadriplegic patient to communicate with other people. The patient was completely quadriplegic except for slight movement in the right hand and minimal movement of the left fingers. The equipment translated Morse code, which the patient had to learn, into either (1) a visual display to communicate with visitors, or (2) an electric typewriter input to permit correspondence. This case demonstrates how properly applied research can yield results of value in ameliorating the lot of patients with major physical afflictions or crippling illnesses.


SUDDEN UNEXPECTED DEATH IN INFANCY: A REASSESSMENT. Attention is drawn to the marked change in the pattern of infant mortality in Canada. The period of greatest improvement in the reduction of infant death, i.e. from the end of the first 28 days of life to the end of the first year, continues to present a challenge in the problem of sudden unexpected deaths (S.U.D.). Cases remain unexplained even after detailed autopsy examination. The principal theories of milk hypersensitivity and virus infection have been unsatisfactory, to date, in accounting for the deaths.By enlisting the co-operation of parents and physicians, the Department of Preventive Medicine at Queen's University plans to carry out an epidemiological investigation of S.U.D. in infancy in Southeastern Ontario. Much could be added to our knowledge of S.U.D. by the examination of the sociomedical background of cases.


A NEW APPROACH IN DISPENSING TUBERCULIN PPD AND IN PERFORMING A MULTI-PUNCTURE TUBERCULIN TEST. A simple and low-cost kit for single-dose tuberculin testing is described. For those who perform occasional tuberculin tests only, this kit is proposed as a substitute for the Heaf apparatus used in carrying out a multi-puncture test. No difference in the tuberculin skin reactions could be observed when the needle multi-puncture test was compared with the Heaf test in BCG-sensitized guinea pigs and in 12 volunteers. A comparative study on 37 student nurses, using the needle multi-puncture method and the intracutaneous method (Mantoux test), showed that with the needle multi-puncture method more positive reactors were detected than with the Mantoux test using 1:2000 dilution of OT. However, more positive reactors were obtained with the Mantoux test using 1:100 dilution of OT. It is felt that the singledose kit can be a valuable asset when only few skin tests are performed.


OBSERVATIONS ON THE NATURAL COURSE OF SKIN CANCER. The variations in the natural course of skin cancer are discussed in detail. Basal cell carcinoma (when properly classified) and squamous cell carcinoma have a reasonably predictable course; malignant melanoma and mycosis fungoides do not. Histological examination may not provide sufficient evidence on which to base a prognosis concerning a particular tumour; clinical evaluation may be of much greater value. The different rates of growth of any one tumour appear to be more closely related to host factors than to tumour virulence.


TRAUMATIC OBLITERATION OF THE ENDOMETRIAL CAVITY.


A CASE OF THE SMITH-LEMLI-OPITZ SYNDROME OF MULTIPLE CONGENITAL ANOMALIES IN ASSOCIATION WITH DYSPLASIA EPIPHYSIALIS PUNCTATA.


A RAPID DETERGENT METHOD FOR ISOLATION OF CELL NUCLEI FROM CAT BRAIN CORTEX.


SENSITIVITY OF NEWLY BORN ALBINO MICE TO THE VIRUS OF ABORTION IN SHEEP UPON INTRAPERITONEAL INFECTION.


RECREATION CLUB MOTIVATES PERSONNEL.

RECREATION CLUB MOTIVATES PERSONNEL.


EVALUATION OF NEW DRUGS.

EVALUATION OF NEW DRUGS.


THE DOCTORS MAYO AND THE SISTERS.

THE DOCTORS MAYO AND THE SISTERS.


THE PLANT ENGINEER'S ROLE IN TODAY'S HOSPITAL.


REVEREND ALPHONSE M SCHWITALLA.

REVEREND ALPHONSE M SCHWITALLA.


REFRESHER COURSES CAN REACTIVATE NURSES.


MINIMUM LIBRARY SERVICES IN A NONTEACHING HOSPITAL.


TO BE OR NOT.

TO BE OR NOT.


INFLUENCE OF SUPINE POSTURE ON MECHANICAL WORK OF BREATHING.


CREATIVITY IN THERAPEUTIC DIETETICS.

CREATIVITY IN THERAPEUTIC DIETETICS.


DETERMINING DIETARY STAFF IN HOSPITALS--METHODOLOGY.


PROS AND CONS OF PERSONALITY TESTING.

PROS AND CONS OF PERSONALITY TESTING.


THE CHALLENGE OF MODERN SUPERVISION.

THE CHALLENGE OF MODERN SUPERVISION.


CALCULATED AND DETERMINED VALUES IN CONSTANT DIETS.


VOCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR FOOD SERVICE PERSONNEL.


SOME IMPLICATIONS OF THE NEW COGNITIVE THEORY FOR PROJECTIVE TESTS.


DIFFERENTIAL INDOCTRINATION OF EXAMINERS AND RORSCHACH RESPONSES.


BIRTH ORDER AND SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE.

BIRTH ORDER AND SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE.


NEUROLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS OF WISC VERBAL-PERFORMANCE DISCREPANCIES IN A PSYCHIATRIC SETTING.


CHANGES IN THE PERCEPTION INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS IN SUCCESSFULLY TREATED ADOLESCENT DELINQUENT BOYS.


A MEASURE OF STAFF ATTITUDES TOWARD CARE OF PHYSICALLY ILL PATIENTS.


THE WECHSLER OBJECT ASSEMBLY SUBTEST AND BODILY CONCERNS.


BEHAVIORAL CORRELATES OF THE RORSCHACH SHADING DETERMINANT.


CONDITIONS AND OUTCOMES IN THE STUDENT-PARENT RELATIONSHIP.


PERCEPTION OF MATERNAL CHILD-REARING ATTITUDES BY SCHIZOPHRENIC MALES, THEIR NORMAL MALE SIBLINGS, AND NORMAL MALES WHOSE SIBLINGS ARE NORMAL.


INFLUENCE OF CEREBRAL LESIONS ON  PSYCHOLOGICAL TEST PERFORMANCES OF OLDER CHILDREN.


FANTASIES OF WOMEN CONFRONTING DEATH.

FANTASIES OF WOMEN CONFRONTING DEATH.


OVERCONFIDENCE IN CASE-STUDY JUDGMENTS.

OVERCONFIDENCE IN CASE-STUDY JUDGMENTS.


REPRESSION AND THE DYNAMICS OF CONFLICT.


A DISCUSSION OF HOSPITAL SOCIAL ATMOSPHERE PROFILES AND THEIR RELEVANCE TO EFFECTIVENESS.


SIMPLE-MINDED QUESTIONS AND TWIRLING STOOLS.


THE MMPI IN PREDICTING TREATMENT OUTCOME IN ALCOHOLISM.


INTELLECTUAL PERFORMANCE OF THREE DELINQUENT GROUPS OF DIFFERENT ETHNIC ORIGIN.


NONOVERLAPPING KEYS FOR THE MMPI SCALES.


PSYCHOPATHY, NEUROTICISM, AND VERBAL CONDITIONING: A REPLICATION AND EXTENSION.


CHANGES IN NUMBER OF SELF-REPORTED SYMPTOMS DURING PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITALIZATION.


SCALING OF THE TAT FOR ACHIEVEMENT.

SCALING OF THE TAT FOR ACHIEVEMENT.


HEMANGIOMAS OF THE UTERUS.

HEMANGIOMAS OF THE UTERUS.


A CLINICAL STUDY OF 35 PATIENTS WITH RENAL ADENOCARCINOMA.


CLINICOPATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE LXVI CONDUCTED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.


HOW SHALL WE CHOOSE?

HOW SHALL WE CHOOSE?


RADIOLOGIC SEMINAR XXXIX: ACHALASIA.

RADIOLOGIC SEMINAR XXXIX: ACHALASIA.


THE FORWARD THRUST OF WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION.


TEACHING AND CONSULTATION BY TELEVISION. II. TEACHING BY VIDEOTAPE.


SUICIDE PREVENTION ON PSYCHIATRIC WARDS.


IMPROVING WRITTEN REPORTS TO COMMUNITY AGENCIES.


VOLUNTEER ARTISTS STIMULATE PATIENTS' INTEREST.


EXERCISE AS GROUP THERAPY.

EXERCISE AS GROUP THERAPY.


COUNTERACTING HOSPITAL HABITUATION.

COUNTERACTING HOSPITAL HABITUATION.


TEACHING AND CONSULTATION BY TELEVISION. I. CLOSED-CIRCUIT COLLABORATION.


MISSOURI STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. DIRECTORY.


TRIGEMINAL NEURALGIA WITH A  MENINGIOMA OF THE CONTRALATERAL MIDDLE CRANIAL FOSSA.


DIAGNOSTIC VALUE OF THE TENTORIAL ARTERIES OF THE CAROTID SIPHON. (ANGIOGRAPHIC STUDY OF A CASE OF FALCOTENTORIAL ANGIOMA).


SYMPTOMATIC OCCULT HYDROCEPHALUS WITH "NORMAL" CEREBROSPINAL-FLUID PRESSURE. A TREATABLE SYNDROME.


I-125 IN THE CLINICAL EVALUATION OF THYROID DISEASE.


PREOPERATIVE ANGIOCARDIOGRAPHIC DIAGNOSIS OF LEFT ATRIAL THROMBI IN MITRAL STENOSIS.


HEREDITARY CHOREOATHETOSIS, SELF-MUTILATION AND HYPERURICEMIA IN YOUNG MALES.


BILATERAL ADRENAL PHEOCHROMOCYTOMA AND MEDULLARY THYROID CARCINOMA.


THE AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM IN EARLY LIFE.


IMMUNOLOGIC STUDIES ON A PROTEIN EXTRACTED FROM HUMAN SECONDARY AMYLOID.


INCREASED CEREBROSPINAL-FLUID PROTEIN SECONDARY TO HYPERCALCEMIA OF THE MILK-ALKALI SYNDROME.


POST-TRACHEOSTOMY ASPIRATION.

POST-TRACHEOSTOMY ASPIRATION.


CASE RECORDS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL. CASE 31-1965.


FURTHER MATHEMATICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON THE RELATION OF ST SEGMENT AND T WAVE CHANGES TO INTRACELLULAR POTENTIALS.


PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHY OF CARDIOTONIC DIGITALIS GLYCOSIDES. AN ATTEMPT TO RATIONALIZE THE INTERPRETATION OF UNKNOWN SPOTS.


PRELIMINARY STUDIES ON THE ACTION OF DESOXYRIBONUCLEASE II ON NORMAL AND LEUKEMIC LEUKOCYTES.


CLINICAL EVALUATION OF SPLEEN SCANNING IN HEMATOLOGICAL DISORDERS AND LIVER CIRRHOSIS.


ACUTE PROMYELOCYTIC LEUKEMIA.

ACUTE PROMYELOCYTIC LEUKEMIA.


A NEW TYPE OF RETROPNEUMOPERITONEUM APPLIANCE AND ITS APPLICATION.


A CRITIQUE OF CARDIAC REHABILITATION.

A CRITIQUE OF CARDIAC REHABILITATION.


CHANGE IN BOWEL HABITS AS PRESENTING COMPLAINT IN GASTRIC CANCER.


DERMATOGERIATRIC PROBLEMS IN THE CHRONIC DISEASE HOSPITAL.


DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF SKIN CANCER.


PART-TIME SERVICE IN SCHOOL HEALTH PROGRAMS: A NEGLECTED PEDIATRIC CHALLENGE.


INTRA-ARTERIAL INFUSION EMPHASIZING TREATMENT OF MALIGNANT NEOPLASMS.


ASPIRATION OF GASTRIC CONTENTS DURING ANESTHESIA.


CONCOMITANT DUODENAL ULCER AND GASTRIC CARCINOMA.


POLYARTERITIS WITH RENAL VEIN THROMBOSIS.


BLEEDING MECKEL'S DIVERTICULUM IN HEMOPHILIA TREATED BY SURGERY.


EDEMA AS A PRESENTING SYMPTOM OF HYPERTHYROIDISM.


TANDEM PIPERIDINE AND DIMETHYL PHENOTHIAZINE TOXICITY IN A GERIATRIC PATIENT.


THE THEATRE NURSE AND EMERGENCY SURGERY. 1. ACUTE APPENDICECTOMY.


PETER MARK ROGET, M.D., F.R.S. (1779-1869) UTILITARIAN AND LEXICOGRAPHER.


WASTAGE, SICKNESS AND ALLOCATION. A SURVEY OF STUDENT NURSES.


ADMINISTRATION OF THE NURSING SERVICES.

ADMINISTRATION OF THE NURSING SERVICES.


THE BILIARY TRACT.

THE BILIARY TRACT.


WAR AGAINST BLINDNESS.

WAR AGAINST BLINDNESS.


TRACHOMA.

TRACHOMA.


THE UNMARRIED MOTHER.

THE UNMARRIED MOTHER.


GOWNS--PRACTICAL AND PRETTY.

GOWNS--PRACTICAL AND PRETTY.


DISEASES TRANSMITTED BY PETS.

DISEASES TRANSMITTED BY PETS.


INTERMITTENT CLAUDICATION.

INTERMITTENT CLAUDICATION.


DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY AND THE NURSE. 8. ANGIOGRAPHY 2.


THE THEATRE NURSE AND EMERGENCY SURGERY. 3. STRANGULATED INGUINAL HERNIA.


CARE OF A PATIENT FOLLOWING AORTO-ILIAC GRAFT.


CYTOTOXIC AGENTS IN MALIGNANT DISEASE. 2.


THE USE OF A BALSAM AEROSOL IN HOSPITAL.


PRESYNAPTIC AND POSTSYNAPTIC EFFECTS OF INHIBITORY DRUGS ON THE CRAYFISH  NEUROMUSCULAR JUNCTION.


THE IS A BETTER WAY.

THE IS A BETTER WAY.


TOXOPLASMOSIS.

TOXOPLASMOSIS.


JOHN LESTER REICHERT--1896-1964.

JOHN LESTER REICHERT--1896-1964.


THE PRESENT STATUS OF OPEN HEART SURGERY.


WALTER JR CAMP--1897-1964.

WALTER JR CAMP--1897-1964.


EDSON F FOWLER--1915-1964.

EDSON F FOWLER--1915-1964.


NECROPSIES IN HOSPITALS OF THE CHICAGO AREA.


RADIATION RESISTANCE WITH AGE IN NORMAL AND IRRADIATED POPULATIONS OF MICE.


POTENTIATION OF THE LETHAL ACTION OF IONIZING IRRADIATION ON BACTERIA BY CHLORAL HYDRATE AND RELATED COMPOUNDS.


MODIFICATION OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GROWTH AND METABOLISM IN SEEDS BY X-IRRADIATION.


ACCUMULATION OF LETHAL IRRADIATION DOSES BY FRACTIONATED EXPOSURE TO X-RAYS.


CHANGES IN ULTRASTRUCTURE OF DUODENAL CRYPTS IN X-IRRADIATED MICE.


THE RADIATION SENSITIVITY OF TRANSPLANTED MURINE LYMPHOMA AS DETERMINED BY TWO DIFFERENT ASSAY METHODS.


RADIATION INTENSITY MEASUREMENTS WITH SILVER-ACTIVATED GLASS BLOCK DOSIMETERS.


WEIGHT AND BLOOD VOLUME CHANGES INDUCED BY IRRADIATION OF THE AMERICAN COCKROACH.


EFFECT OF WHOLE-BODY IRRADIATION ON RENAL FUNCTION AND RENAL HEMODYNAMICS IN THE DOG.


CHAIN SCISSION AND HYDROGEN BOND BREAKAGE ON IRRADIATION OF DNA.


RADIATION AND WOUND HEALING: A STUDY OF THE ROLE OF SULFUR AMINO ACIDS.


LATE EFFECTS OBSERVED IN BURROS SURVIVING EXTERNAL WHOLE-BODY GAMMA IRRADIATION.


TRANSFER OF RADIATION ENERGY TO SOLUTE MOLECULES IN IRRADIATED FROZEN AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS.


MODIFICATION OF GENETIC RECOMBINATION OF ESCHERICHIA COLI K-12 PRODUCED BY P32 DECAY IN THE FEMALE.


THE ULTIMOBRANCHIAL BODY IN RANA PIPIENS. I. THE FINE STRUCTURE.


THE ROLE OF THE GOLGI COMPLEX IN THE FORMATION OF SECRETION IN THE TEST CELLS OF THE FOLLICLE OF THE TUNICATE, CIONA.


DIFFERENTIATION AND PROLONGED MAINTENANCE OF  BIOELECTRICALLY ACTIVE SPINAL CORD CULTURES (RAT, CHICK AND HUMAN).


COFACTOR AND SPECIFIC ANTIBODIES AGAINST INFLUENZA VIRUSES. IX. FORMATION OF 19S AND 7S TYPE INFLUENZA ANTIBODIES IN WHITE MICE; THE ROLE OF "ANTIBODY COFACTOR".


INTERACTION OF SENDAI VIRUS WITH RED BLOOD CELLS. II. COLLOID--OSMOTIC HAEMOLYSIS.


INTERFERENCE BETWEEN INFLUENZA AND ROUS SARCOMA VIRUSES IN CHICKS.


THE EFFECT OF INCUBATION TEMPERATURE ON THE CYTOPATHIC ACTIVITY, PLAQUE FORMATION AND MULTIPLICATION OF VACUOLATING VIRUS SV 40.


ON THE NATURE OF THE INACTIVATING EFFECT OF ANIMAL TISSUE EXTRACTS AGAINST MYXOVIRUS HAEMAGGLUTININS.


CULTIVATION OF MEASLES VIRUS IN DOG KIDNEY CELL CULTURES.


NEUTRALIZATION OF MUMPS VIRUS IN CHICK EMBRYO CELL CULTURES.


USE OF THE FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY TECHNIQUE IN THE DETECTION AND DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF SMALLPOX.


DEMONSTRATION OF B VIRUS (HERPESVIRUS SIMIAE) IN HELA CELLS BY THE FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY TECHNIQUE.


STUDY OF THE ANTIGENIC STRUCTURE OF COXIELLA BURNETI. 3. PYROGENIC EFFECT OF PHASE I ANTIGEN IN EXPERIMENTAL GUINEA PIGS.


ON THE ABILITY OF CERTAIN VIRUSES TO BLOCK THE EFFECT OF INTERFERON.


PROPAGATION OF A MONKEY KIDNEY STABLE CELL LINE.


KAROMETRY INVESTIGATIONS ON THE EFFECT OF INTERFERON ON MONOLAYER CULTURES OF CHICK EMBRYO CELLS.


ACCUMULATION OF SPECIFIC ANTIGEN AND DISTRIBUTION OF NUCLEIC ACIDS IN SHEEP EMBRYO KIDNEY CELLS INFECTED WITH STREET RABIES VIRUS AS REVEALED BY FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPY.


ACADEMICIAN STEPHEN ANGELOV--1878-1964.

ACADEMICIAN STEPHEN ANGELOV--1878-1964.


THE INTERACTION OF JAPANESE ENCEPHALITIS VIRUS WITH ITS RECEPTOR PREPARED FROM PIGEON RED BLOOD CELLS AND SUSCEPTIBLE CELLS.


ESOPHAGUS: PROGRESS AND PROBLEMS. THE CALDWELL LECTURE, 1964.


HABENULAR CALCIFICATION AS AN AID IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF INTRACRANIAL LESIONS.


THE DILATED CALLOSAL SULCUS SIGN.

THE DILATED CALLOSAL SULCUS SIGN.


OTOSCLEROSIS: A NEW CHALLENGE TO ROENTGENOLOGY.


THE CINEROENTGENOGRAPHIC OBSERVATION OF PANTOPAQUE INTRAVASATION DURING MYELOGRAPHY.


HEMANGIOMA OF THE MEDIASTINUM. REPORT OF A CASE WITH COMPRESSION OF THE SPINAL CORD.


FRACTURE OF PARS INTERARTICULARIS OF LUMBAR VERTEBRA.


INTRATHORACIC RIB.

INTRATHORACIC RIB.


OSTEOLYSIS: A COMPLICATION OF TRAUMA. REPORT OF 2 CASES.


ACRO-OSTEOLYSIS.

ACRO-OSTEOLYSIS.


OSTEOPETROSIS; A CASE PRESENTATION.

OSTEOPETROSIS; A CASE PRESENTATION.


SKELETAL FLUOROSIS AMONG INDIANS OF THE AMERICAN SOUTHWEST.


GAUCHER'S DISEASE. ROENTGENOLOGIC BONE CHANGES OVER 20 YEAR INTERVAL.


POSTERIOR DISLOCATION OF THE SHOULDER.

POSTERIOR DISLOCATION OF THE SHOULDER.


NODULAR RHEUMATOID VERTEBRAL LESIONS VERSUS ANKYLOSING SPONDYLITIS.


BAKER'S CYST AND THE NORMAL GASTROCNEMIO-SEMIMEMBRANOSUS BURSA.


COCCIDIOIDOMYCOSIS: (DIAGNOSIS OUTSIDE THE SONORAN ZONE). THE ROENTGEN FEATURES OF ACUTE MULTIPLE PULMONARY CAVITIES.


BRONCHIOLAR EMPHYSEMA.

BRONCHIOLAR EMPHYSEMA.


THE PULMONARY VESSELS IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF LOBAR COLLAPSE.


ROENTGENOGRAPHIC ASPECTS OF HEMORRHAGIC PULMONARY-RENAL DISEASE (GOODPASTURE'S SYNDROME).


THE DIAGNOSIS OF TUMORS OF THE THORAX WITH INCLINED TOMOGRAPHY.


ERRORS IN DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY ON THE BASIS OF COMPLACENCY.


EXPERIMENTAL DETERMINATION OF FLOW EQUATION IN CATHETERS FOR CARDIOLOGY.


A MANIFOLD FOR A CLOSED ANGIOGRAPHIC SYSTEM.


OPTICAL TRANSFER FUNCTIONS OF THE FOCAL SPOT OF X-RAY TUBES.


RADIOLOGIC AND ALLIED PROCEDURES FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF INFORMATION CONTENT AND VISUAL PERCEPTION.


STEROSCOPIC ILLUSTRATIONS.

STEROSCOPIC ILLUSTRATIONS.


MEDICAL THERMOGRAPHY.

MEDICAL THERMOGRAPHY.


ABSTRACT CARD CLASSIFICATION AND RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS FOR RADIOLOGIC LITERATURE.


JOHN T. FARRELL JR., M.D. 1897-1965.

JOHN T. FARRELL JR., M.D. 1897-1965.


ERNST ALBERT POHLE, M.D. 1895-1965.

ERNST ALBERT POHLE, M.D. 1895-1965.


CORTICOSTEROID RESPONSES TO HOSPITAL ADMISSION.


ANXIETY AND AROUSAL IN PSYCHONEUROTIC PATIENTS.


RESIDENT PSYCHIATRIST IN THE ADMITTING OFFICE. A MAN IN CONFLICT.


DAY HOSPITAL AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO THE PSYCHIATRIC WARD. ATTITUDES AND RESPONSES OF RELATIVES.


PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC FOCUS IN SOCIAL PSYCHIATRY.


RATING THE RATER. AN EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH TO THE METHODOLOGICAL PROBLEM OF INTERRATER AGREEMENT.


IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE RECORD OF MENTAL STATUS EXAM. THE MENTAL STATUS SCHEDULE INVENTORY.


DEPRIVATION OF DREAMING SLEEP BY TWO METHODS. I. COMPENSATORY REM TIME.


PSYCHIATRIC IMPLICATIONS OF INFORMATION THEORY.


THOUGHT DISTURBANCE IN SCHIZOPHRENIA. REPLICATION STUDY UTILIZING PIAGET'S THEORIES.


PROTEIN AND RIBONUCLEIC ACID METABOLISM IN THE COCHLEA.


LABYRINTHINE OTOSCLEROSIS: SPECIAL AUDITORY TEST RESULTS.


PREOPERATIVE PREPARATION OF EAR CANAL: AID OR DETRIMENT?


ANTI-INFECTION MEASURES IN STAPES SURGERY.


EXPERIMENTAL FAT GRAFTS AND TEFLON PISTONS IN CATS.


NASOPHARYNGEAL FIBROMA: EXTENSION INTO CHEEK.


HYPOTENSIVE ANESTHESIA IN SURGERY OF THE HEAD AND NECK.


PALLIATION OF ADVANCED CARCINOMA OF THE PHARYNX.


INTRACORDAL INJECTION OF SILICONE IN SELECTED DYSPHONIAS.


FIBROUS DYSPLASIA OF THE JAWS.

FIBROUS DYSPLASIA OF THE JAWS.


AN ANALYSIS OF COUGH AT THE LEVEL OF THE LARYNX.


SURGICAL TREATMENT OF POSTTHYROIDECTOMY TRACHEOMALACIA.


HISTORICAL VIGNETTE. SIR WILLIAM WILDE.

HISTORICAL VIGNETTE. SIR WILLIAM WILDE.


OTOSCLEROSIS.

OTOSCLEROSIS.


THRESHOLD SHIFT VARIABILITY IN SAL TECHNIQUE.


NEW INSTRUMENTS IN ADENOIDECTOMY.

NEW INSTRUMENTS IN ADENOIDECTOMY.


SOME IMPLICATIONS OF RESEARCH ON COGNITIVE STYLE FOR PROBLEMS OF EDUCATION.


DOMINANT INTERESTS AND RISKS.

DOMINANT INTERESTS AND RISKS.


POTENTIAL FOR INCREASING FOOD PRODUCTON THROUGH MICROBIOLOGY.


AN ANALYSIS OF RISK TAKING BEHAVIOR.

AN ANALYSIS OF RISK TAKING BEHAVIOR.


FLUORESCENT-ANTIBODY TECHNIQUES IN DIAGNOSTIC BACTERIOLOGY.


MYCOPLASMA SPECIES OF MAN.

MYCOPLASMA SPECIES OF MAN.


QUERY APPENDIX.

QUERY APPENDIX.


EPIDEMIOLOGY OF HUMAN TRYPANOSOMIASIS IN AFRICA.


CANCER RESEARCH.

CANCER RESEARCH.


NEW LIVERS FOR OLD.

NEW LIVERS FOR OLD.


DISACCHARIDASE DEFICIENCY.

DISACCHARIDASE DEFICIENCY.


INCIDENCE OF SUCIDAL ATTEMPTS IN AN URBAN COMMUNITY.


BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-THIRD ANNUAL MEETING, SWANSEA, 1965. PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS: FIFTY YEARS OF SURGERY.


A CONTROLLED THERAPEUTIC TRIAL OF VARIOUS DIETS IN ULCERATIVE COLITIS.


CIRCULATING ANTIBODIES TO DIETARY PROTEINS IN ULCERATIVE COLITIS.


RIGHT ILIAC FOSSA PAIN IN YOUNG WOMEN; WITH APPENDIX ON THE CORNELL MEDICAL INDEX HEALTH QUESTIONNAIRE.


CLINICAL TRIALS WITH AMPICILLIN IN TYPHOID FEVER AND PARATYPHOID A.


COMBINED IMMUNOSUPPRESSIVE ACTION OF PHYTOHAEMAGGLUTININ AND AZATHIOPRINE (IMURAN) ON DOGS WITH RENAL HOMOTRANSPLANTS.


FOLIC-ACID ANTAGONISTS IN TREATMENT OF PSORIASIS.


CHILD CARE IN GENERAL PRACTICE. EMOTIONAL AND BEHAVIOURAL DISORDERS. I.


A DIATHERMY SCALPEL.

A DIATHERMY SCALPEL.


TRYPANOSOMIASIS IN BRITAIN.

TRYPANOSOMIASIS IN BRITAIN.


SERUM CREATINE KINASE AND EXERCISE.

SERUM CREATINE KINASE AND EXERCISE.


AORTIC MEDIONECROSIS AND THE MARFAN TRAIT.


DEATH AFTER COMBINED DEXAMPHETAMINE AND PHENELZINE.


ANESTHESIA AND MONOAMINE-OXIDASE INHIBITORS.


UNDESCENDED TESTICLE.

UNDESCENDED TESTICLE.


ABUSE OF DITITALIS.

ABUSE OF DITITALIS.


SUCCESSFUL SURGICAL TREATMENT OF HEART STAB WOUND.


AGRANULOCYTOSIS AFTER PENICILLAMINE AND ANTAZOLINE.


SEASONAL ONSET OF HODGKIN'S DISEASE.

SEASONAL ONSET OF HODGKIN'S DISEASE.


CHICKEN-POX AND CHROMOSOME ABERRATIONS.

CHICKEN-POX AND CHROMOSOME ABERRATIONS.


ABORTION AND THE PSYCHIATRIST.

ABORTION AND THE PSYCHIATRIST.


PERCEPTUAL LEARNING PRODUCED BY COMMON RESPONSES TO DIFFERENT STIMULI.


THE BEHAVIOURAL BASIS OF PERCEIVED SIZE AND DISTANCE.


THE INFLUENCE OF NUMBER OF ALTERNATIVES ON LEARNING AND PERFORMANCE IN RECOGNITION TASK.


THE ROLE OF MEANING IN THE PERCEPTION OF BRIEFLY EXPOSED WORDS.


THE ROLE OF THE ORIENTING REFLEX IN THE GENERALIZATION OF A CONDITIONED GSR.


THE PHASE DIFFERENCE FUNCTION IN BINOCULAR FLICKER.


EFFECTS OF DELAYED SECONDARY REINFORCEMENT AND RESPONSE REQUIREMENTS ON AVOIDANCE LEARNING.


A TIME-SAMPLE STUDY OF THE COMPONENTS OF GENERAL ACTIVITY IN SELECTED STRAINS OF RATS.


RIGHT AND LEFT HEART CATHETERIZATION VIA THE SUBCLAVIAN VEINS.


RADIOLOGICAL PICTURE OF EXTRACORONARY ARTERIES OF MYOCARDIUM IN MAN.


SINGLE CORONARY ARTERY.

SINGLE CORONARY ARTERY.


THE CONTRACTILE MECHANISM OF AN ELASTIC SAC.


A DEVELOPMENTAL APPROACH TO ADOLESCENCE.


A PSYCHIATRIST'S TECHNIQUES IN TREATING ADOLESCENTS.


EXTENDING THE RANGE OF CHILD WELFARE SERVICES.


SUGGESTIONS FOR REFOCUSING CHILD GUIDANCE CLINICS.


ON THE METAPHARMACOLOGY OF PSYCHOTROPIC DRUGS.


DEFIANCE AND HEALING.

DEFIANCE AND HEALING.


PSYCHIATRIC PERSPECTIVES ON THE SOCIALLY-DISADVANTAGED CHILD.


THE PROBLEMS OF FAMILIES IN THE AFDC PROGRAM.


STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF ORGANIC SUBSTANCES BY MEANS OF HYDROGENATION COMBINED WITH GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY.


THE ANALYSIS OF OILS AND FATS BY GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY.


QUANTITATIVE GAS-LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY OF VOLATILE FATTY ACIDS. A METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF C1 TO C6 ACIDS IN BIOLOGICAL MATERIAL.


THE DETERMINATION OF PROTEIN MOLECULAR WEIGHTS OF UP TO 225,000 BY GEL-FILTRATION ON A SINGLE COLUMN OF SEPHADEX G-200 AT 25 DEGREES AND 40 DEGREES.


COLUMN CHROMATOGRAPHY SEPARATION OF BASIC POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC COMPOUNDS FROM COMPLEX MIXTURES.


CHROMATOGRAPHIC ISOLATION AND DETERMINATION OF LONG-CHAIN N-ACYLETHANOLAMINES.


PREPARATION OF 3H-VITAMIN D3, USING COLUMN AND THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY.


THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHIC SEPARATION AND COLORIMETRIC ANALYSIS OF BARLEY OR MALT LIPID CLASSES AND THEIR FATTY ACIDS.


REPRODUCIBLE RF VALUES IN THIN-LAYER ADSORPTION CHROMATOGRAPHY.


THE ADAPTATION OF A MODIFIED ADAMKIEWICZ-HOPKINS TEST TO THE DETECTION OF INDOLE COMPOUNDS AND THE QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION OF TRYPTOPHAN BY TLC.


THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY OF CARBOHYDRATES IN THE PRESENCE OF BISULFITE.


THIN-LAYER SOLUBILIZATION CHROMATOGRAPHY. I. PHENOLS.


THE SEPARATION OF SIMPLE SUGARS BY CELLULOSE THIN-LAYER  CHROMATOGRAPHY.


THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY OF SOME 131-I AND 125-I LABELLED IODOPYRIMIDINES AND RELATED NUCLEOSIDES.


SEPARATION OF CHLOROPHYLLS A AND B AND RELATED COMPOUNDS BY THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY ON CELLULOSE.


THE EFFECT OF THE COMPOSITION OF THE MIXED PHASE UPON RM COEFFICIENTS IN SOLVENT SYSTEMS OF THE TYPE: NONPOLAR SOLVENT + N-PENTANOL-AQUEOUS BUFFER SOLUTION.


THE COLOUR REACTIONS OF THE HYDROXYSKATOLES.


A LIQUID SCINTILLATOR-BASED CONTINUOUS RADIO CHROMATOGRAM SCANNER.


THE APPLICATION OF PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHY TO THE STUDY OF STEROID STRUCTURE.


A PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUE FOR SCREENING VOLATILE CHEMICALS FOR THEIR REACTIVITY WITH THE CONSTITUENTS OF FOODS.


THE PAPER PARTITION CHROMATOGRAPHY OF UNSATURATED LIPIDS AS THEIR PI-COMPLEXES WITH SILVER IONS.


CHROMATOGRAPHY OF ION EXCHANGE PAPERS. XIV. SOME GENERAL REMARKS ON FRONTAL ANALYSIS PHENOMENA DURING DEVELOPMENT.


HIGH- AND LOW-VOLTAGE PAPER ELECTROPHORETIC INVESTIGATION OF THE SOLUTION CHEMISTRY OF MERCURIC IONS IN NITRIC ACID.


CORRELATIONS OF ELECTROPHORETIC MOBILITIES IN BORATE BUFFER WITH STRUCTURAL FACTORS OF SOME FLAVONOID COMPOUNDS.


DIRECT MEASUREMENT OF COLUMN HOLD-UP IN GAS-LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY WHEN USING IONIZATION DETECTORS.


NEW PROCEDURE FOR PACKING ALUMINA COLUMNS.


REACTION OF ALPHA-AND BETA-COINDENDRIN WITH CHROMATOGRAPHIC SOLVENTS.


RF VALUES OF SOME GLUTARIMIDES.

RF VALUES OF SOME GLUTARIMIDES.


CHROMATOGRAPHY ON ION EXCHANGE PAPERS. XVI. THE ADSORPTION OF METAL IONS ON CATION EXCHANGERS FROM SOLUTIONS OF SODIUM PERCHLORATE.


A STUDY OF MALIGNANT TUMOURS IN NIGERIA BY SHORT-TERM TISSUE CULTURE.


THE DEVELOPMENT OF CHEMICAL PATHOLOGY.

THE DEVELOPMENT OF CHEMICAL PATHOLOGY.


MARFAN SYNDROME, DISSECTING ANEURYSM OF THE AORTA, AND PREGNANCY. A patient with the Marfan syndrome died suddenly from aortic rupture and dissection in the early puerperium of her second pregnancy. Although the association of the Marfan syndrome and pregnancy is extremely rare, the case reported here being only the fifth on record, the concurrence of dissecting aneurysm or aortic dissection with pregnancy is more frequent. Furthermore it is accepted that aortic dissection in young women below the age of 40 is more common in the pregnant than those not pregnant. The cause of the enhancing effect of pregnancy is unknown but is thought to be endocrine since the stability of connective tissue can be influenced by hormones, particularly the sex steroids. An unusual feature of the present case is the florid inflammatory reaction in the adventitia of the aorta, not specifically related to pregnancy or to the Marfan syndrome, and it is assumed that in this patient the congenital defect of connective tissue assumed to be the basis of the Marfan syndrome is associated with an acute collagen change or necrosis, possibly illustrating a link between the heritable disorders of connective tissue and the diffuse collagen disease.


SECONDARY NEOPLASM OF THE THYROID PRESENTING AS A GOITRE. Secondary neoplasm is a very rare finding in a goitre despite the numerous reports of metastatic deposits in the thyroid gland at necropsy. Eleven cases are reported of such deposits presenting clinically as a thyroid nodule, the sites of origin including a meningioma and an unusual carcinoma of the skin. Some of the factors, including pre-existent degenerative processes, believed to determine the incidence of secondary neoplasm in the thyroid, are discussed together with the problems of establishing the diagnosis.


DIALYSABLE THYROXINE INDEX IN THE ASSESSMENT OF THYROID STATUS. A method is described for assessing thyroid status by estimating plasma thyroxine and dialysable thyroxine and multiplying these two to give a dialysable thyroxine index. Certain difficulties which sometimes invalidate other thyroid function tests are avoided. The techniques are relatively simple and clear differentiation between thyroid states can usually be made.


A REVIEW OF 17 CASES OF CARCINOMA OF THE THYROID AND PHAEOCHROMOCYTOMA. The salient features of 15 cases of carcinoma of the thyroid and phaeochromocytoma taken from the literature and two personal cases are reviewed. The significant points noted are the frequency with which the adrenal tumours were bilateral, the frequency with which a family history of phaeochromocytoma (six cases) and thyroid carcinoma (four cases) was present, and the frequency with which the type of thyroid tumour was medullary carcinoma. In four of the 15 published cases the thyroid tumour was described as being medullary. Two personal cases both had medullary carcinoma of the thyroid, and this was also the type of thyroid carcinoma present in five of the published cases in which the thyroid histology was personally reviewed, making a total of 11 medullary carcinomas out of 17 cases. At least one other tumour was probably medullary, judging by the histological description. It is suggested that the association between phaeochromocytoma and thyroid carcinoma is specifically with medullary carcinoma of the thyroid. Both personal cases showed multiple neural tumours; and because of this and the association with phaeochromocytoma the possible neural origin of medullary carcinoma of the thyroid is briefly discussed. The occurrence in a few cases of parathyroid tumours has raised the possibility that these cases are related to the multiple endocrine adenoma syndrome. The dissimilarity between the cases with medullary carcinoma of the thyroid and phaeochromocytoma and those cases with ademonas involving pituitary, parathyroid, adrenal cortex and pancreatic islets is stressed. The term ;medullary tumour syndrome' is suggested as a convenient non-committal name for this association of medullary carcinoma of the thyroid with tumours of the adrenal medulla.


CRYPTOCOCCAL MENINGO-ENCEPHALITIS.

CRYPTOCOCCAL MENINGO-ENCEPHALITIS. A case of cryptococcal meningo-encephalitis is described. Treatment with the fungicidal agent amphotericin B resulted in temporary improvement, but the patient relapsed and died 17 months after diagnosis. The pathology and treatment of the disease are discussed.


BACTERIUM ANITRATUM AND MIMA POLYMORPHA INFECTION IN UGANDA. Eleven cases of infection with Bacterium anitratum and one with Mima polymorpha are described. Microscopically the organisms showed Gram-negative or Gram-variable diplococci with a tendency to form filaments. There appear to be a number of biochemical variants of B. anitratum. Serological cross-reactions with the genus Klebsiella was found. The antibiotic patterns are given and particular attention is drawn to the resistance of the organisms to chloramphenicol.


STUDIES ON THE "CARRY-OVER" OF ANTIBIOTICS USING THE CELLOPHANE TRANSFER TECHNIQUE. The cellophane transfer technique has been used in the clinical laboratory as a guide to combined treatment and also to study the bactericidal actions of all common antibiotics, but during recent work it became clear that some antibiotics are absorbed on to the cellophane and enough may be carried through on to the fresh medium to inhibit growth of survivors even after transfer. The present investigation has been made to determine the maximum concentrations which can be used without risk of inhibition by carry-over Certain concentrations are recommended and also the depth of agar, and with this there should be no risk of invalidating these bactericidal tests by bacteriostatic inhibition of survivors of carry-over. In clinical studies it is usually only necessary to test one of each group of antibiotics. That showing least carry-over should be used.


MYCOBACTERIUM FORTUITUM IN ABSCESSES OF MAN. Myco. fortuitum was isolated from subcutaneous abscesses of two patients who had been inoculated with B.C.G. and one patient who had iron injections. The organisms were resistant to a wide range of anti-tuberculous drugs. They were highly virulent for mice in which they produced symptoms of spinning disease. It is thought that the infections originated from contamination of syringes or skin.


OBSERVATIONS ON VITAMIN B12 IN SERUM AND CEREBROSPINAL FLUID IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS. There are several claims that B(12) concentrations in serum and cerebrospinal fluid are grossly abnormal in multiple sclerosis, but results are conflicting. This paper reports measurements of these concentrations in 40 serum samples and 23 samples of lumbar cerebrospinal fluid from cases of multiple sclerosis, and in appropriate controls, using Euglena gracilis, z strain. The serum concentrations were found to be normal; the mean concentration in cerebrospinal fluid was slightly reduced, but all values were within the control range. In both control samples and samples from cases of multiple sclerosis, the B(12) concentration in lumbar cerebrospinal fluid was correlated with the concentration in serum. There was no correlation between B(12) concentration and total protein in cerebrospinal fluid.A number of estimations of serum B(12) were also made with Lactobacillus leichmannii, after extraction in the presence and absence of cyanide. These showed a difference between cases of multiple sclerosis and controls, one interpretation of which might be that the serum in multiple sclerosis contains an abnormally low concentration of hydroxocobalamin.


PRACTICAL EVALUATION OF THE FIGLU TEST IN PREGNANCY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE WHITE CELL CHANGES. Using slight modifications to the method of Kohn, Mollin, and Rosenbach (1961) the histidine loading test has been carried out in 210 pregnant women. Seventy per cent. of the cases showed complete haematological correlation and this rose to 87% when marrow puncture was performed. False positive results occurred in some cases showing active erythropoiesis in response to iron therapy. False negative results were noted when other complications in addition to anaemia were present, and it was felt that these might interfere with the metabolism of histidine. In some cases the histidine test anticipated the haematological change.Seventy-seven per cent. of women with multiple pregnancies showed evidence of folic acid deficiency. Only in a few cases was the test positive before the 25th week of pregnancy. These were either cases of multiple pregnancy, haemolytic anaemia, malabsorption syndrome, or women with a recent history of megaloblastic anaemia of pregnancy. The test appears to confirm the significance of white cell changes as an indication of folic acid deficiency in pregnancy.


LABORATORY STUDIES ON PATIENTS RECEIVING ANTICOAGULANT THERAPY. An investigation into the laboratory control of anticoagulant therapy is presented. The cases were divided into those in the first few weeks of therapy and those on long-term treatment. Variations in the levels of factors VII and X, and factor IX were assessed. Thromboplastin levels were used to control therapy. These were compared with parallel estimations by Thrombotest and with the levels of the coagulation factors. Thrombotest was found to have no major advantage over thromboplastin.


FIBRINOLYSIS AND CARCINOMA OF THE PROSTATE. In a series of 68 patients suffering from carcinoma of the prostate, plasma fibrinolytic activity has been found to be similar to that in control groups. Some comments have been made on the problem of fibrinolysis and bleeding associated with carcinoma of the prostate, with the suggestion that the part played by fibrinolysis has been over-emphasized.


A CIRCULATING ANTICOAGULANT INHIBITING ANTIHAEMOPHILIC GLOBULIN. A circulating anticoagulant inhibiting antihaemophilic globulin (A.H.G.) is described in an otherwise healthy 70-year-old woman, and the therapeutic response to steroids is discussed. The nature and pathogenesis of the anticoagulant remain obscure, but its properties and behaviour do not support an autoimmune aetiology.


ANTIHEPARIN ACTIVITY OF SOME HUMAN BLOOD PROTEIN FRACTIONS AND THEIR POSSIBLE RELATIONSHIP TO THROMBOSIS. In view of the possible relationship to thrombosis the ;anti-heparin' activity of blood protein fractions was studied. Serum and plasma were separated by continuous paper curtain electrophoresis and two different groups of fractions with anti-heparin activity found. One group was associated with the fast gamma globulins and the other with the alpha globulins. The fast gamma activity appeared to be identical with the contact activation product (activated factors XI and XII). The alpha globulin activity is different from any of the known serum clotting factors. This activity may be due to a previously unrecognized clotting factor or may be a coagulant property of certain blood proteins which act by binding heparin. The clinical implications of these findings are discussed. It is suggested that the fast gamma globulin anti-heparin fraction may be identical with Wessler's serum thrombotic accelerator and the alpha globulin activity is a separate entity.


CYTOENZYMATICAL DIFFERENTIATION OF NORMAL AND NEOPLASTIC PLASMA CELLS. A histochemical method is described of differentiating between normal and neoplastic cells in plasma using the activity of various enzymes characteristic of plasma cells. It was found that in both types of cell increased or diminished activity of cytoenzymes is a useful means of distinguishing between normal and abnormal cells.


SERUM PEPSINOGEN IN THE DIFFERENTIATION OF MEGALOBLASTIC ANAEMIA. Serum pepsinogen levels have been compared in 40 patients with severe megaloblastic anaemia with those obtained from 62 normal subjects, and with levels in 20 patients with pernicious anaemia in remission, 46 patients with iron-deficiency anaemia, and 18 patients with a duodenal ulcer. The range in the normal subjects was 55 to 482 units per ml. It is suggested that a level of below 90 units per ml. should be regarded as indicative of gastric atrophy. It was found to be of value in the early differential diagnosis of severe megaloblastic anaemia. The estimation was found to be reproducible and can be carried out in a routine hospital laboratory.


INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR STANDARDIZATION IN HAEMATOLOGY OF THE EUROPEAN SOCIETY OF HAEMATOLOGY: RECOMMENDATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS FOR HAEMOGLOBINOMETRY IN HUMAN BLOOD. Scientific symposia on haemoglobinometry were held at the ninth congress of the European Society of Haematology at Lisbon in 1963 (see ;Erythrocytometric methods and their standardization' Bibl. haemat., 1964, Fasc. 18) and at the tenth congress of the International Society of Haematology at Stockholm in 1964 (;Standardization, documentation and normal values in haematology', Bibl. haemat., 1965, fasc. 21).A technical committee on haemoglobinometry met in Stockholm on 2 September 1964 to discuss problems associated with the production of a standard solution. On the basis of this discussion and the conclusions reached at the symposia the following recommendations have been made by the International Committee for Standardization in Haematology (I.C.S.H.).


ASSOCIATION OF ACUTE LOCAL REACTIONS TO INSULIN WITH AN INSULIN-BINDING GAMMA I M ANTIBODY. Sera from 15 diabetic patients treated with insulin for periods varying from four weeks to 19 years and from two control subjects were investigated for the presence of insulin I(131)-binding antibody. It was found in all patients even as early as four weeks after the initiation of therapy, but the antibody in the gamma I M region was found in only one, the only patient who had severe local reactions to insulin at the time when the serum was being collected. It is suggested that the acute local reactions to insulin are due to the development of a transient gamma I M insulin-binding antibody.


HEAT STABILITY OF HUMAN PLACENTAL ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE. Alkaline phosphatase prepared from human placentae shows greater resistance to heat inactivation than any other known alkaline phosphatase of human origin. In the presence of magnesium this enzyme may be heated at 70 degrees C. for 30 minutes without loss of activity whereas other human alkaline phosphatases lose most of their activity on being heated at 56 degrees C. for this period of time. This heat stability is seen in freshly prepared enzyme, in alcohol-fractionated and freeze-dried material, and in the sera of individuals into whom placental alkaline phosphatase has been infused. The clinical implications of our observations are briefly indicated.


MEASUREMENT OF THE FALL IN THE LEVEL OF PLASMA RADIOACTIVITY AFTER INTRAVENOUS ADMINISTRATION OF RADIOHIPPURAN AS A TEST OF RENAL FUNCTION. The level of plasma radioactivity following a single intravenous injection of (131)I-labelled sodium orthoiodohippurate (radiohuppuran) falls with time in a tri-exponential fashion. The rate of fall of plasma radioactivity after an intravenous injection of radiohippuran was measured over the period 25 to 40 minutes from the time of injection and was expressed as the half-life of radiohippuran. The results suggest that this procedure may provide a valid measure of renal function which is more sensitive than the blood urea estimation but less sensitive than the creatinine clearance.