THE VASCULAR SUPPLY TO THE FEMORAL HEAD FOLLOWING DISLOCATION OF THE HIP JOINT: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY IN NEW-BORN RABBITS.


THE EFFECT OF FORWARD LEANING ON LUMBAR INTRADISCAL PRESSURE.


DISTRIBUTION PER VOLUME BONE TISSUE OF CALCIUM, PHOSPHORUS AND NITROGEN FROM INDIVIDUALS OF VARYING AGES AS COMPARED WITH DISTRIBUTION PER UNIT WEIGHT.


ON VASCULAR INJURY IN LUMBAR DISC SURGERY.


MUSCLE-PEDICLE BONE GRAFTS: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY.


FOLLOW-UP STUDY OF HIP JOINT DYSPLASIA TREATED FROM THE NEWBORN STAGE.


ARTHROPLASTY OF THE HIP ACCORDING TO THOMPSON AND MOORE.


STUDIES ON IMMUNOLOGICAL TOLERANCE TO LCM VIRUS. 5. THE INDUCTION OF TOLERANCE TO THE VIRUS.


PREPARATION OF BIOLOGICALLY ACTIVE FRACTIONS OF SALMONELLA TYPHIMURIUM. 3. EXTRACTION OF IMMUNOGENIC COMPONENTS.


IN OVO PRODUCTION OF INTERFERON INDUCED BY INFLUENZA VIRUS OF VARYING DEGREES OF INCOMPLETENESS.


INABILITY OF NUCLEIC ACID ANALOGUES TO INHIBIT THE SYNTHESIS OF LYMPHOCYTIC CHORIOMENINGITIS VIRUS.


BIOPHYSICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF LYMPHOCYTIC CHORIOMENINGITIS VIRUS. 1. DENSITY GRADIENT STUDIES.


COMPLEMENT-FIXING ANTIBODIES TO ADENOVIRUS IN RABBITS AND GUINEA-PIGS TREATED WITH 6-MERCAPTOPURINE OR EPSILON-AMINOCAPROIC ACID.


THE EFFECT OF INCUBATION WITH HYDRAZINE AND IMMUNOPRECIPITATE ON BETA-1C-GLOBULIN.


THE RADIATION RESISTANCE OF SUBSTRAINS FROM STREPTOCOCCUS FAECIUM SELECTED AFTER IRRADIATION OF TWO DIFFERENT STRAINS.


PRODUCTION OF LARGE QUANTITIES OF ENTEROTOXIN B AND OTHER STAPHYLOCOCCAL TOXINS ON SOLID MEDIA.


SELECTIVE DEMONSTRATION OF VASCULAR ENDOTHELIUM BY A MODIFIED METHOD FOR GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATASE.


GENETIC FACTORS DETERMINING COMPETENCE IN TRANSFORMATION OF NEISSERIA MENINGITIDIS. 1. A PERMANENT LOSS OF COMPETENCE.


SPLENECTOMY AND SERUM PROTEINS IN THE GUINEA PIG.


STUDIES ON IMMUNOLOGICAL TOLERANCE TO LCM VIRUS. 6. IMMUNITY CONFERRED ON TOLERANT MICE BY IMMUNE SERUM AND BY GRAFTS OF HOMOLOGOUS LYMPHOID CELLS.


BETA-1C-GLOBULIN ON STARCH GEL ELECTROPHORESIS.


CULTIVATION OF SALMONELLA STRAINS IN CONTINUOUS CULTURE.


BIOPHYSICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF LYMPHOCYTIC CHORIOMENINGITIS VIRUS. 2. PARTIAL PURIFICATION BY DIFFERENTIAL CENTRIFUGATION AND FLUOROCARBON TECHNIQUES.


A FOLLOW-UP EXAMINATION OF PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC SCHIZOPHRENIA WHO WERE TREATED DURING A LONG PERIOD WITH PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGICAL DRUGS.


INVESTIGATION ON THE OCCURRENCE OF THE DOPAMINE METABOLITE 3,4-DIMETHOXYPHENYLETHYLAMINE IN THE URINE OF SCHIZOPHRENICS.


A COMPARISON OF REAGENTS IN THE ABREACTION OF MUTE SCHIZOPHRENICS.


INVESTIGATIONS ON THE TRYPTOPHANE METABOLISM (VIA KYNURENINE) IN SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENTS.


VIRAL SUSCEPTIBILITY AND EMBRYONIC DIFFERENTIATION. 6. CYTOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON NORMAL AND POLYOMA INFECTED FOETAL KIDNEY IN VITRO.


SERUM AND CEREBROSPINAL FLUID PROTEINS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA.


SERUM TOXICITY IN SCHIZOPHRENIC PSYCHOSES; A FOLLOW-UP AFTER 20-25 YEARS.


A PREVALENCE SURVEY OF MENTAL DISORDERS IN A RURAL COMMUNE IN VAUCLUSE: METHODOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS.


TUMOUR DOSE CONCEPT.

TUMOUR DOSE CONCEPT.


EFFECT OF 5-HYDROXYTRYPTAMINE AND CYPROHEPTADINE ON TUMOUR BLOOD FLOW; ESTIMATION BY RATE OF COOLING AFTER MICROWAVE DIATHERMY.


IODINE 125 AS A RADIATION SOURCE WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON ITS APPLICATIONS IN MEDICAL RADIOLOGY. II. AGI AND CUI AS POINT ROENTGEN SOURCES.


FURTHER DEVELOPMENT OF THE HEYMAN RADIUM PACKING METHOD.


ATTENUATION OF GAMMA RADIATION FROM 60-CO, 137-CS, 192-IR, AND 226-RA IN VARIOUS MATERIALS USED IN RADIOTHERAPY.


EARLY HEMATOLOGIC EFFECTS OF WHOLE-BODY 14 MEV NEUTRON IRRADIATION IN MICE.


INFLUENCE OF BCG VACCINATION UPON SKIN REACTIONS TO PURIFIED TUBERCULOPROTEIN PI EXTRACTED FROM UNCLASSIFIED MYCOBACTERIA.


INFLUENCE OF SERUM CONCENTRATION AND PH OF KIRCHNER'S LIQUID MEDIUM ON THE GROWTH OF TUBERCLE BACILLI.


STUDIES ON THE RESISTANCE OF RABBIT ALVEOLAR MACROPHAGES TO THE TOXICITY OF TUBERCLE BACILLI IN TISSUE CULTURE.


COMPARATIVE MORPHOLOGY OF THE LUNG WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO ALVEOLAR EPITHELIAL CELLS. 3. LUNG OF THE BIRD.


EARLY DETECTION OF GASTRIC SECRETORY DEFICIENCY BY TUBELESS ANALYSIS AND CYTOLOGY.


PROLONGED AUGMENTATION OF THE MAXIMAL SECRETORY RESPONSES OF CANINE GASTRIC POUCHES BY CHRONIC OBSTRUCTION: A PRELIMINARY REPORT AND A HYPOTHESIS.


CINEGASTROSCOPIC OBSERVATIONS ON THE EFFECT OF ANTICHOLINERGIC AND RELATED DRUGS ON GASTRIC AND PYLORIC MOTOR ACTIVITY.


GASTRIC "FREEZING" FOR PEPTIC ULCER: EVALUATION BY GASTROSCOPIC, CINEFLUOROSCOPIC, GASTRIC SECRETORY, AND GASTRIC BIOPSY STUDIES.


LIVER CELL CARCINOMA (HEPATOMA) IN PUERTO RICO: A SURVEY OF 26 CASES.


EOSINOPHILIA AND HEPATOCELLULAR CARCINOMA: REPORT OF A CASE.


QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION OF FECAL CHYMOTRYPSIN AS A SCREENING TEST FOR PANCREATIC EXOCRINE INSUFFICIENCY.


PRIMARY CARCINOMA IN A CIRRHOTIC LIVER 17 YEARS AFTER PORTACAVAL SHUNT: REPORT OF A CASE.


POSTPARTUM STERILE PERITONITIS AND SHOCK: REPORT OF A CASE.


THE PATHOLOGY OF ACUTE REGIONAL ILEITIS.


IDENTIFICATION OF THE MONGOLISM CHROMOSOME BY DNA REPLICATION ANALYSIS.


THE FREQUENCY OF ABO-INCOMPATIBLE COMBINATIONS IN RELATION TO MATERNAL RHESUS ANTIBODY VALUES IN RH IMMUNIZED WOMEN.


ESTIMATION OF PREVALENCE UNDER INCOMPLETE SELECTION.


DISTRIBUTION OF GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATE DEHYDROGENASE ELECTROPHORETIC VARIANTS IN DIFFERENT TISSUES OF HETEROZYGOTES.


RECESSIVE GENES IN SEVERE MENTAL DEFECT.


GENETIC VARIATION AND EVOLUTION OF THE CARBOXYLIC ESTERASES AND CARBONIC ANHYDRASES OF PRIMATE ERYTHROCYTES.


THE GM AND INV GROUPS OF INDIANS FROM SANTA CATARINA, BRAZIL.


HAPTOGLOBIN AND TRANSFERRIN TYPES OF INDIANS FROM SANTA CATARINA, BRAZIL.


SIGNIFICANCE OF MORPHOLOGIC THYROIDITIS.


LIMITATIONS OF THE ANKLE JERK TEST: INTERCOMPARISON WITH OTHER TESTS OF THYROID FUNCTION.


THE MANAGEMENT OF END-STAGE KIDNEY DISEASE WITH INTERMITTENT PERITONEAL DIALYSIS.


EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDIES OF CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE IN A TOTAL COMMUNITY--TECUMSEH, MICHIGAN.


THE RELATIONSHIP OF CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE TO HYPERGLYCEMIA.


DIETARY SUGAR IN THE PRODUCTION OF HYPERGLYCERIDEMIA.


TREATMENT OF ATRIAL FIBRILLATION AFTER SURGICAL REPAIR OF THE MITRAL VALVE.


ANABOLIC HORMONES IN HYPERPARATHYROIDISM WITH OBSERVATIONS ON THE GENERAL CATABOLIC INFLUENCE OF PARATHYROID HORMONE IN MAN.


HEAT INACTIVATION IN THE STUDY OF HUMAN ALKALINE PHOSPHATASES.


AN EPIDEMIC OF ERYTHEMA MULTIFORME AND ERYTHEMA NODOSUM CAUSED BY HISTOPLASMOSIS.


BATS AND HISTOPLASMOSIS: A CLINICO-EPIDEMIOLOGIC STUDY OF TWO HUMAN CASES.


THE NEPHROPATHY OF HEREDITARY OSTEO-ONYCHODYSPLASIA.


MEDICAL AND SURGICAL TREATMENT OF AZOTEMIC OSTEODYSTROPHY.


SPONTANEOUS PNEUMOTHORAX AND PULMONARY DISEASE IN THE MARFAN SYNDROME. REPORT OF TWO CASES AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.


THE NEPHROTIC SYNDROME AS A COMPLICATION OF PENICILLAMINE THERAPY FOR HEPATOLENTICULAR DEGENERATION (WILSON'S DISEASE).


ECZEMA HERPETICUM AS COMPLICATION OF DARIER'S DISEASE.


SICKLE CELL HEMOGLOBIN D DISEASE IN A NEGRO COLOMBIAN PATIENT.


NEW RESEARCH ON INFLUENZA: STUDIES WITH NORMAL VOLUNTEERS. COMBINED CLINICAL STAFF CONFERENCE AT THE NATIONAL INSTITUTES  OF HEALTH.


MEDICINE AND THE FOURTH ESTATE.

MEDICINE AND THE FOURTH ESTATE.


CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM IN CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.


THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF HISTOPLASMOSIS.

THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF HISTOPLASMOSIS.


LIFE HISTORY OF ORGANOID NEVI. SPECIAL REFERENCE TO NEVUS SEBACEUS OF JADASSOHN.


FAMILIAL PRIMARY SELF-HEALING SQUAMOUS EPITHELIOMA OF SKIN: FERGUSON-SMITH TYPE.


BULLOUS URTICARIA PIGMENTOSA IN INFANCY.


IMMUNOLOGIC RESPONSE OF PATIENTS WITH PSORIASIS.


IMMUNOLOGIC COMPETENCE OF PATIENTS WITH PSORIASIS RECEIVING CYTOTOXIC DRUG THERAPY.


ECOLOGY OF YEAST-LIKE FUNGI IN A HOSPITAL POPULATION: DETAILED INVESTIGATION OF CRYPTOCOCCUS NEOFORMANS.


MISLEADING MASCARA PATCH TESTS.

MISLEADING MASCARA PATCH TESTS.


REGENERATION OF THE NAIL.

REGENERATION OF THE NAIL.


GRANULOMA FISSURATUM OF THE EARS.

GRANULOMA FISSURATUM OF THE EARS.


BASAL CELL EPITHELIOMA OF THE SOLE.

BASAL CELL EPITHELIOMA OF THE SOLE.


TEMPORARY PIGMENTATION IN A JAPANESE INFANT.


HERPES GESTATIONIS.

HERPES GESTATIONIS.


CURE OF TINEA NIGRA BY EPIDERMAL STRIPPING.


MODIFIED NEEDLE AND FORCEPS ARRANGEMENT FOR EPILATING UNIT.


BANTU CONCEPTS OF SKIN DISEASE: DERMATOLOGICAL FACT AND FICTION AMONGST THE VENDA.


EXPERIMENTAL CUTANEOUS HISTOPLASMOSIS IN HAMSTERS.


DIMETHYLSULFOXIDE (DMSO) INDUCTION OF A STEROID RESERVOIR IN HUMAN SKIN.


PENETRATION OF 14C HYDROCORTISONE THROUGH NORMAL SKIN: THE EFFECT OF STRIPPING AND OCCLUSION.


EMBRYOLOGICAL STUDIES ON THE SEX CHROMATIN IN MAN. II. CHANGES IN POSITION TYPES OF THE SEX CHROMATIN IN VARIOUS ORGANS DURING DEVELOPMENT.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC OBSERVATION OF THE RAT CHAMBER ANGLE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE LOCALIZATION OF ACID MUCOPOLYSACCHARIDE.


HISTOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON THE GLAND CELLS. IV. THE EFFECTS OF SOME AMINO ACIDS ON THE SYNTHESIS OF SECRETARY GRANULES IN THE GASTRIC CHIEF CELLS.


THE ELECTRON MICROSCOPE STUDY OF THE CORPUS STRIATUM.


THE FINE STRUCTURE OF MYO-TENDON JUNCTION IN SOME MAMMALIAN SKELETAL MUSCLES.


FINE STRUCTURAL CHANGES OF THE RAT DUODENAL ABSORPTIVE CELLS FOLLOWING IRON ADMINISTRATION.


WHERE RESEARCH LEADS US. PHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF DENTAL CARIES.


THE MICROSTRUCTURE OF DENTAL AMALGAM.

THE MICROSTRUCTURE OF DENTAL AMALGAM.


VASCULAR HYPERPLASIAS OF THE PERIODONTAL MEMBRANE.


PHYSIOLOGY OF THE MANDIBULAR ARTICULATION.


A STUDY OF DENTAL CARIES IN A GROUP OF WESTERN AUSTRALIAN CHILDREN. 3. CARIES EXPERIENCE EXPRESSED AS DMF TOOTH SURFACES.


OPERATIVE PROCEDURES DESIGNED TO PREVENT POST-OPERATIVE PAIN.


CAVITY PREPARATION AND THE CONSERVATION OF TOOTH MATERIAL.


THE PROTECTION OF THE PULP.

THE PROTECTION OF THE PULP.


AN EVALUATION OF THE EAMES' TECHNIQUE.

AN EVALUATION OF THE EAMES' TECHNIQUE.


A MASS POSTAL SURVEY OF DENTAL X-RAY UNITS IN NEW SOUTH WALES.


ORAL HYGIENE.

ORAL HYGIENE.


THE ROLE OF ERYTHRITOL IN THE TISSUE LOCALIZATION OF THE BRUCELLAE.


DIET, SEX AND STRAIN AS FACTORS IN EXPERIMENTAL AMYLOID DISEASE.


CHANGES IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM OF VITAMIN A DEFICIENT CHICKENS.


THE ATHEROGENIC POTENTIAL OF DIETARY DERIVED CHOLESTEROL.


THE CEREBRAL EFFECTS OF ENDOGENOUS SERUM AND GRANULOCYTIC PYROGEN.


ENDOTHELIAL PERMEABILITY. II. THE PASSAGE OF PARTICLES THROUGH THE LYMPHATIC ENDOTHELIUM OF NORMAL AND INJURED EARS.


THE PRODUCTION OF MACROPHAGES IN THE RAT.


THE ORIGIN OF MACROPHAGES FROM BONE MARROW IN THE RAT.


A QUANTITATIVE METHOD FOR MEASURING CONTRACTION IN SUBCUTANEOUSLY IMPLANTED ETHERON SPONGES IN THE RAT. THE EFFECTS OF D-L THYROXINE AND CORTISONE ACETATE ON CONTRACTION.


THE COMPARATIVE IN VITRO PHAGOCYTIC ACTIVITY OF RABBIT POLYMORPHONUCLEAR LEUCOCYTES AND MACROPHAGES.


THE DISCRIMINATIVE BEHAVIOR OF RABBIT PHAGOCYTES.


VARIOUS FORMS OF ANAPHYLACTOID REACTION DEMONSTRABLE BY MASTOCALCERGY.


ATHEROSCLEROSIS IN PRIMATES.

ATHEROSCLEROSIS IN PRIMATES.


EFFECT OF SEPTAL LESIONS ON LEARNING, EMOTIONALITY, ACTIVITY, AND EXPLORATORY BEHAVIOR IN RATS.


THE RELATIONSHIP OF CONDUCTION VELOCITY TO STRETCH DUE TO GROWTH FOR A PERIPHERAL NERVE IN THE CAT.


CUTANEOUS NERVE ACTIVITY IN RESPONSE TO TEMPERATURE CHANGES OF THE CAT'S SKIN.


THE STRIATOAMYGDALOID SYSTEM.

THE STRIATOAMYGDALOID SYSTEM.


IMPEDANCE CHARACTERISTICS OF CORTICAL AND SUBCORTICAL STRUCTURES: EVALUATION OF REGIONAL SPECIFICITY IN HYPERCAPNEA AND HYPOTHERMIA.


EFFECTS OF FRONTAL LOBOTOMY IN MAN ON THE PERFORMANCE OF A MULTIPLE CHOICE TASK.


EFFECTS OF SIMULTANEOUS APPLICATION OF OPPOSING STIMULI FOR HEAD TURNING IN CATS.


OCCIPITOTEMPORAL CORTICOCORTICAL CONNECTIONS IN THE RHESUS MONKEY.


PROBLEMS OF THE CLEFT PALATE AND CLEFT LIP CHILD.


CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF SPECIFIC FINDINGS IN ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY. 2.


SNAKE VENENATION IN ILLINOIS.

SNAKE VENENATION IN ILLINOIS.


EVALUATION OF A NEW ORAL LAXATIVE FOR ROUTINE POSTPARTUM USE.


EXERCISE IN OBESITY: PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS.


HOW MUCH OXYGEN FOR INFANTS WITH THE RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME?


IMMUNOCHEMICAL STUDIES WITH CHYMOTRYPSINOGEN A.


IMMUNOLOGICAL STUDIES ON ADRENAL GLANDS. VI. THE MULTIPLE NATURE OF THE RABBIT ADRENAL AUTOANTIGENS.


THE REACTION OF RHEUMATOID FACTOR WITH ANIMAL GAMMA-GLOBULINS: QUANTITATIVE CONSIDERATIONS.


A STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF SALT AND OF PH ON PRECIPITATION OF ANTIGEN--ANTIBODY COMPOUNDS.


STUDIES ON MIXED AGGLUTINATION WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE A ANTIGEN AND THE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF THE OPERATIVE ANTIBODIES.


DISTRIBUTION OF ALLOTYPIC SPECIFICITIES ON THE PEPTIDE CHAINS OF HUMAN GAMMA-GLOBULIN.


FOWL ANTIBODY. VII. THE EFFECT OF NORMAL FOWL SERUM FACTORS ON SPECIFIC PRECIPITATION AND ON HAEMOLYSIS BY FOWL COMPLEMENT.


A MODIFIED PAS STAINING TECHNIQUE FOR POLYSACCHARIDES IN GELS.


THE ELUTION OF S35-LABELLED C'1 FROM ANTIGEN-ANTIBODY-S35 COMPLEMENT PRECIPITATES.


THE RELATIVE LENGTH AND ARM RATIO OF THE HUMAN LATE-REPLICATING X CHROMOSOME.


LEUCOCYTE ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE IN KLINEFELTER'S SYNDROME.


A GENETIC STUDY OF STUB THUMBS AMONG VARIOUS ETHNIC GROUPS IN ISRAEL.


SMALLPOX VACCINATION: ABO AND RHESUS BLOOD GROUPS.


CONFIRMATION OF ASSOCIATION BETWEEN ABO BLOOD GROUPS AND SALIVARY ABH SECRETOR PHENOTYPES AND ELECTROPHORETIC PATTERNS OF SERUM ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE.


RESISTANCE OF A-JAX MOUSE EMBRYOS WITH SPONTANEOUS CONGENITAL CLEFT LIP TO THE LETHAL EFFECT OF 6-AMINO-NICOTINAMIDE.


CHROMOSOME MOSAICISM IN AN INDIAN CHILD WITH DOWN'S SYNDROME.


A PROBABLE CASE OF INCOMPLETE TRISOMY OF A CHROMOSOME OF THE 13-15 GROUP.


KARYOTYPE-PHENOTYPE CORRELATIONS IN GONADAL DYSGENESIS AND THEIR BEARING ON THE PATHOGENESIS OF MALFORMATIONS.


JAPANESE DIETARY HABITS AND THE FALL-OUT PROBLEM. II.


CONGENITAL HEREDITARY LYMPHOEDEMA.

CONGENITAL HEREDITARY LYMPHOEDEMA.


EXTERNAL DOSES OF RADIATION FROM FALL-OUT IN TOKYO AND ITS VICINITY.


RADIOACTIVE CONTAMINATION OF RICE IN JAPAN WITH REFERENCE TO SR-90 AND CS-137 CONTENT IN RICE UNTIL 1962.


ASSAY OF STRONTIUM 90 IN HUMAN BONE IN JAPAN, 1961-1963.


RECENT VARIATION OF ATMOSPHERIC CONTENTS OF C-14 IN TOKYO AND  TRANSFER PROBLEM OF ATMOSPHERIC CARBON DIOXIDE.


RADIOACTIVE CONTAMINATION OF MILK IN JAPAN (1961-1963).


SENSITIVITY OF ARTEMIA EGGS TO THE GAMMA-IRRADIATION. 3. THE SENSITIVITY AND THE DURATION OF HYDRATION.


SENSITIVITY OF ARTEMIA EGGS TO THE GAMMA-IRRADIATION. IV. AFTER-EFFECT OF IRRADIATION IN COMPARISON WITH THE EFFECT OF HEAT-TREATMENT.


RADIOGRAPHIC AND FUNCTIONAL CHANGES FOLLOWING AUTOTRANSPLANTATION OF THE LUNG.


RESPIRATORY OBSTRUCTION SECONDARY TO LYMPHANGIOMA OF THE TRACHEA.


SOME PHYSIOLOGIC AND PHARMACOLOGIC ASPECTS OF COLLATERAL VENTILATION.


CONGENITAL CHONDROMALACIA OF THE TRACHEA.


PULMONARY RESECTION FOR TUBERCULOSIS AFTER THORACOPLASTY FAILURE.


THE CURRENT ROLE OF MEDIASTINOTOMY IN DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF POOR RISK PATIENTS.


LEIOMYOMA OF THE LUNG: REPORT OF A CASE.


CORONARY ARTERY FISTULA.

CORONARY ARTERY FISTULA.


NEUROLEPT ANALGESIA AND ANESTHESIA FOR OPEN-HEART SURGERY: PHARMACOLOGIC RATIONALE AND CLINICAL EXPERIENCE.


MONITORING OF CORONARY ARTERY PERFUSION.


MYOCARDIAL TEMPERATURE GRADIENTS AND VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION DURING HYPOTHERMIA.


RATIONALE FOR AORTA-SUBCLAVIAN ARTERY BYPASS.


A METHOD FOR PROSTHETIC MITRAL VALVE FIXATION. A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


THE GRADUAL CLOSURE OF AORTOPULMONARY SEPTAL DEFECTS.


HEMOLYTIC ANEMIA DUE TO A RUPTURED PROSTHETIC AORTIC CUSP.


EXCISION OF THE SEPTAL LEAFLET OF THE ATRIOVENTRICULAR TRICUSPID VALVE: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY.


CARDIAC SURGERY IN PATIENTS WITH PLASMA THROMBOPLASTIN ANTECEDENT (P.T.A.) DEFICIENCY.


CONGENITAL STENOSING RING OF THE LEFT ATRIOVENTRICULAR CANAL (SUPRAVALVULAR MITRAL STENOSIS).


A STUDY OF PLATELET AGGREGATION AND BLOOD VELOCITY IN VITRO.


EXPERIENCES IN A PAIN CLINIC.

EXPERIENCES IN A PAIN CLINIC.


THE PAIN CLINIC: A CLINIC FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF INTRACTABLE PAIN.


THE PROBLEM OF PAIN IN PERSISTENT CANCER.


GLUCOSE TOLERANCE AFTER MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.


THALAMOTOMY FOR PHANTOM PAIN.

THALAMOTOMY FOR PHANTOM PAIN.


HYPOMANIC REACTION TO SINGLE TABLET OF IMIPRAMINE ("TOFRANIL").


THE AETIOLOGY OF SCHIZOPHRENIA.

THE AETIOLOGY OF SCHIZOPHRENIA.


THE REWARDS OF MEDICINE.

THE REWARDS OF MEDICINE.


CARDIOVASCULAR ADAPTION TO ACUTE PULMONARY HYPERTENSION.


CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING THE PATHOGENESIS OF ARTERIOLOSCLEROSIS IN THE PULMONARY AND SYSTEMIC VASCULAR BED.


INFECTIOUS HEPATITIS. REPORT OF AN OUTBREAK APPARENTLY HALTED BY INJECTIONS OF GAMMA GLOBULIN.


HEAD AND NECK SURGERY. I. THE MANAGEMENT OF CANCER OF THE TONGUE.


ORTHO-PROSTHESIS AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE IN DENTAL PRACTICE.


INFECTIOUS MONONUCLEOSIS MENINGO-ENCEPHALITIS. REPORT OF TWO CASES.


UTERINE MYOMAS AFFECTING URINARY DRAINAGE.


DENTAL TEACHING IN HOSPITAL PERIODONTICS.


MULTIPLE PRIMARY MALIGNANT TUMORS. COEXISTENCE OF SQUAMOUS CELL BRONCHOGENIC CARCINOMA AND LYMPHOBLASTIC LYMPHOBLASTOMA--A CASE REPORT.


A CLINICOPATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE FROM THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL, COLUMBUS, OHIO.


PERIODONTAL PATHOSIS IN MAN. XI. VARIABILITY OF GINGIVAL RESPONSE TO A RELATIVELY LOW-REFINED-CARBOHYDRATE HIGH-PROTEIN DIET.


DENTAL INSTRUCTION IN STOMATOLOGY DEPARTMENTS OF TEACHING HOSPITALS.


THE PROFESSION-CRAFT RELATIONS PROGRAM.

THE PROFESSION-CRAFT RELATIONS PROGRAM.


EARLY HOSPITAL TEACHING AT NEW YORK DENTAL COLLEGE.


AN INTRAORAL JET INJECTION TECHNIQUE: CLINICAL IMPRESSIONS.


RADIOTHERAPY OF MAMMARY CANCER.

RADIOTHERAPY OF MAMMARY CANCER.


RADIATION THERAPY IN CHILDHOOD.

RADIATION THERAPY IN CHILDHOOD.


RADIATION-INDUCED MYELITIS.

RADIATION-INDUCED MYELITIS.


CONTEMPORARY VIEWS ON THE MECHANISMS OF ACTION OF SEDATIVE DRUGS.


THE ROLE OF TRANQUILIZING DRUGS IN THE MEDICAL CLINIC.


LYMPHOMA IN CHILDREN.

LYMPHOMA IN CHILDREN.


THE PROBLEM OF TRANQUILLIZERS IN PSYCHIATRY.


THE PLANNING OF CLINICAL INVESTIGATIVE PROGRAMS IN RADIOTHERAPY.


PROGRESS IN RADIATION THERAPY. INTRODUCTION.


PRESENT STATUS OF COMBINED RADIATION THERAPY AND CHEMOTHERAPY.


STATISTICAL EVALUATION OF THE RESULTS OF TREATMENT OF CANCER.


THE TEACHING OF RADIATION THERAPY TO MEDICAL STUDENTS IN AMERICA.


AN IDEAL EDUCATION FOR RADIATION THERAPISTS.


EXPERIENCE WITH HIGH ENERGY ELECTRON BEAM THERAPY.


THE USE OF THE GRID IN SUPERVOLTAGE THERAPY.


DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN RADIATION THERAPY.

DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN RADIATION THERAPY.


RADIATION THERAPY IN RELATION TO MALIGNANT TUMORS OF THE TEMPORAL BONE.


XX CHROMOSOME CONSTITUTION OF A TRUE HERMAPHRODITE.


A FIELD EXPERIENCE OF MASS PERCUTANEOUS BCG INOCULATION AS AN IMMUNIZING AND DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURE: FOLLOWING-UP PHASE.


ACUTE PANCREATITIS PRESENTING IN DIABETIC COMA.


ANAESTHETIC EQUIPMENT FOR THE FIRST 6 MONTHS OF LIFE.


THE REORGANIZATION OF THE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.


HUMAN INFECTION WITH DIPYLIDIUM CANINUM LINNAEUS (PLATYHELMINTHES: CESTODA) IN RHODESIA.


A TRUE HERMAPHRODITE WITH XX-XY CHROMOSOME MOSAICISM.


CANDIDA ALBICANS CYSTITIS CURED BY NYSTATIN BLADDER INSTILLATIONS.


A CASE OF DISSEMINATED TYPHOID OSTEITIS.


PSITTACOSIS IN CAPE TOWN.

PSITTACOSIS IN CAPE TOWN.


LEPROSY IN THE CAPE.

LEPROSY IN THE CAPE.


GASTRIC PLASMACYTOMA (OR LYMPHOMA) FOLLOWED BY CHRONIC MYELOID LEUKAEMIA: A RARE LYMPHO-MYELO-PROLIFERATIVE DISORDER.


A CASE OF CERVICAL PREGNANCY.

A CASE OF CERVICAL PREGNANCY.


EXPERIMENTAL MODEL FOR INFECTIOUS CANINE HEPATITIS (ICH) INFECTION.


SUBSTITUTION OF VERBAL REACTION FOR MOTOR REACTION IN SIGNAL IDENTIFICATION TASKS.


THE SULPHYDRYL GROUPS OF RABBIT TROPOMYOSIN AND THE AMINO ACID SEQUENCE NEAR THESE GROUPS.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPICAL STUDIES OF TROPOMYOSIN AND PARAMYOSIN. I. CRYSTALS.


DIAGNOSTIC PERITONEAL LAVAGE.

DIAGNOSTIC PERITONEAL LAVAGE.


A MULTIPHASE ESOPHAGEAL  PH TEST FOR GASTROESOPHAGEAL REFLUX.


ACUTE OBSTRUCTION WITH GANGRENE OF THE COLON SECONDARY TO CARCINOMA OF THE SIGMOID.


INTUSSUSCEPTION: A DIFFERENT CLINICAL ENTITY IN KOREA.


HYPERADRENOCORTICISM ASSOCIATED WITH "REACTIVATED" PROSTATIC CARCINOMA.


MEDIASTINOSCOPY, A USEFUL TECHNIQUE FOR UNDIAGNOSED PARAHILAR LESIONS.


ARTERIAL PUNCTURE AS A SAFE DIAGNOSTIC ACID.


THE EFFECT OF DEXTRAN AND MANNITOL ON RENAL FUNCTION DURING OPEN-HEART SURGERY.


SURGICAL TREATMENT OF PORTAL HYPERTENSION DUE TO SCHISTOSOMIASIS.


THE EFFICACY AND TOXICITY OF ISO-, HYPO-, AND HYPERTONIC SODIUM SOLUTIONS IN THE TREATMENT OF BURN SHOCK IN MICE.


HEALING OF SURGICAL WOUNDS OF THE STOMACH AFTER GASTRIC FREEZING.


THE EFFECT OF PORTACAVAL TRANSPOSITION ON CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM: EXPERIMENTAL AND CLINICAL OBSERVATIONS.


HOMOTRANSPLANTATION OF THE CANINE STOMACH. PRELIMINARY REPORT.


THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENTIAL VAGOTOMY AND SEGMENTAL GASTRIC RESECTION ON HISTAMINE-INDUCED ULCER IN THE DOG.


THE EFFECT OF OBSTRUCTION OF THE PANCREATIC DUCT AND ACUTE ALCOHOLISM ON PANCREATIC PROTEIN SYNTHESIS.


EFFECT OF HISTAMINE AND SEROTONIN ON BLOOD FLOW AND TRACHEAL RESISTANCE IN THE ISOLATED PERFUSED LUNG.


CALCIUM EXCRETION BY PERFUSED AND INTACT DOG KIDNEYS.


RELATION OF PORE SIZE TO TISSUE INGROWTH IN PROSTHETIC HEART VALVES: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY.


A SPRAY GUN FOR TISSUE ADHESIVE.

A SPRAY GUN FOR TISSUE ADHESIVE.


EXSTROPHIA SPLANCHNICA (EXSTROPHY OF THE CLOACA).


THE TECHNIQUES OF PORTAL-SYSTEMIC SHUNT SURGERY.


ALBUMIN.

ALBUMIN.


MODERN TECHNIQUES OF VAGINAL OPERATIVE DELIVERY IN CEPHALIC PRESENTATION.


NEEDLE BIOPSY FROM UTERUS AND MYOMA DURING PERITONEOSCOPY.


ADVANCED EXTRAUTERINE PREGNANCY; REPORT OF FOUR CASES.


THE PLACE OF SURGERY IN THE TREATMENT OF GENITAL TUBERCULOSIS IN WOMEN.


ESTIMATION OF THE PROBABLE DURATION OF PREGNANCY ON THE BASIS OF THE MATURITY OF THE CHILD; A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


AXIAL TORSION OF THE PREGNANT UTERUS.

AXIAL TORSION OF THE PREGNANT UTERUS.


ICTERUS NEONATORUM; THE OBSTETRICIAN'S INFLUENCE ON ITS FREQUENCY AND PROGNOSIS.


FAMILIAL OCCURRENCE OF COEXISTING LEIOMYOMA OF VULVA AND OESOPHAGUS.


PROGESTERONE METABOLISM IN AN ANENCEPHALIC NEWBORN.


FOETAL ERYTHROCYTES IN THE MATERNAL CIRCULATION.


AN ARTERIOGRAPHIC STUDY OF THE BLOOD FLOW THROUGH THE UTERUS AND THE PLACENTA AT MIDPREGNANCY.


LYMPHOGRAPHY IN CARCINOMA OF THE CERVIX.


HUMAN CHORIONIC GONADOTROPIN IN ABNORMAL PREGNANCY. SERUM AND URINARY FINDINGS USING VARIOUS IMMUNOASSAY TECHNIQUES.


CARCINOMA OF THE UTERINE CERVIX IN PREGNANCY.


UTERINE MOTILITY AND CONCENTRATIONS OF PROGESTERONE IN UTERINE VENOUS BLOOD AFTER INTRA-AMNIOTIC INJECTION OF HYPERTONIC SALINE.


ACTIVE TREATMENT OF TOXAEMIA.

ACTIVE TREATMENT OF TOXAEMIA.


TROPHOBLASTIC TUMOURS IN NORWAY.

TROPHOBLASTIC TUMOURS IN NORWAY.


THE DEVELOPMENT OF HYPOPHYSEAL, OVARIAN AND MAMMARY GLAND TISSUES GRAFTED SIMULTANEOUSLY TO THE ANTERIOR CHAMBER OF THE EYE OR THE SPLEEN OF GONADECTOMIZED RATS.


A MECHANISM OF HYPERTROPHY AND WEAR OF THE MYOCARDIUM.


MUSCULAR SUBAORTIC STENOSIS; THE INTERRELATION OF WALL TENSION, OUTFLOW TRACT "DISTENDING PRESSURE" AND ORIFICE RADIUS.


CLINICAL EVALUATION IN LOCALIZING LEVEL OF OBSTRUCTION TO OUTFLOW FROM LEFT VENTRICLE, IMPORTANCE OF EARLY SYSTOLIC EJECTION CLICK.


EFFECTS OF RESPIRATION ON THE HEMODYNAMICS OF HYPERTROPHIC OBSTRUCTIVE CARDIOMYOPATHY.


TRANSAORTIC INFUNDIBULECTOMY FOR HYPERTROPHIC SUBAORTIC STENOSIS.


MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY TODAY.

MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY TODAY.


THE CENTRAL FILE FOR RARE DONORS AND FROZEN BLOOD PROGRAM OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF BLOOD BANKS.


ESTROGEN SECRETION RATES IN NORMAL WOMEN.


USE OF THE ACRIDINE ORANGE TECHNIQUE IN THE STUDY OF GYNECOLOGIC BIOPSY MATERIAL.


AN EXPERIMENT IN PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION (TEACHING MACHINE).


A QUALITY CONTROL PROGRAM FOR THE PROTEIN BOUND IODINE PROCEDURE.


PERCUTANEOUS SUBCLAVIAN CATHETERIZATION FOR CENTRAL VENOUS PRESSURE MONITORING. APPLICATION IN OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGIC PROBLEMS.


RENAL CHANGES IN HYDATIDIFORM MOLE WITH TOXEMIA:  A CLINICAL AND HISTOPATHOLOGICAL STUDY.


HISTOCHEMICAL DISTRIBUTION PATTERNS OF LACTIC DEHYDROGENASE AND P.A.S.-POSITIVE SUBSTANCES IN HYDATIDIFORM MOLE, CHORIOADENOMA DESTRUENS, AND CHORIOCARCINOMA.


CHANGING DEMANDS OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY.


DEVELOPMENT OF A MULTIPLE CLOSURE SYSTEM FOR TEST TUBES.


THE POSSIBLE ETIOLOGIC FACTORS OF HYDATIDIFORM MOLE AND CHORIOCARCINOMA: PRELIMINARY REPORT.


PREVENTION OF EPISIOTOMY PAIN WITH ORAL CHYMOTRYPSIN.


MANAGEMENT OF MYASTHENIA GRAVIS IN THE OBSTETRICAL PATIENT.


A SYSTEM OF RELATIVE UNIT VALUES FOR THE ROUTINE LABORATORY.


CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING IN PREGNANCY.

CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING IN PREGNANCY.


A QUANTITATIVE METHOD FOR MEASURING FIBRINOLYTIC ACTIVITY IN HUMANS.


THE TEACHING SUPERVISOR AS A LEADER.

THE TEACHING SUPERVISOR AS A LEADER.


BLOOD CERULOPLASMIN ACTIVITY DURING HUMAN PREGNANCY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO TAY-SACHS DISEASE.


PERFUSION OF THE HUMAN PLACENTA IN VITRO: STUDY OF THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF ESTROGENS.


LACTATE/PYRUVATE RATIO OF UMBILICAL VEIN BLOOD.


ANAEROBIC METABOLISM IN THE HUMAN FETUS. II. THE TWIN DELIVERY.


SURFACE PROPERTIES OF FETAL LAMB TRACHEAL FLUID.


AN UNUSUAL CASE OF BENIGN CYSTIC TERATOMA OF THE OVARY.


VAGINAL FIBROMYOMAS.

VAGINAL FIBROMYOMAS.


OCCURRENCE OF NEONATAL VARICELLA IN A HOSPITAL NURSERY.


HEMOLYTIC DISEASE OF THE NEWBORN CAUSED BY ANTI-JK.


FIXATION DISPARITY AND HETEROPHORIA FOLLOWING PROLONGED WEARING OF PRISMS.


THE FORT DIX REPORT--A LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF CONTACT LENSES.


RUNNING LIGHT QUESTIONNAIRE.

RUNNING LIGHT QUESTIONNAIRE.


VISUAL DISCRIMINATION OF NUMEROSITY IN RATS AS A FUNCTION OF  NUMBER, SIZE AND AREA.


THE OMA-BVI BETTER VISION PROGRAM.

THE OMA-BVI BETTER VISION PROGRAM.


INTRODUCTION TO THE GENERAL SEMANTICS OF OPTOMETRY.


THE ROLE OF PUBLIC HEALTH IN THE POPULATION CRISIS.


TIME AND COST FACTORS TO PROVIDE REGULAR, PERIODIC DENTAL CARE FOR CHILDREN IN A FLUORIDATED AND NONFLUORIDATED AREA.


SOCIAL WORK IN A CHILD HEALTH CLINIC: A REPORT OF A DEMONSTRATION.


ROLE CHANGES WITHIN THE CHILD HEALTH CONFERENCE: ATTITUDES AND PROFESSIONAL PREPAREDNESS OF PUBLIC HEALTH NURSES AND PHYSICIANS.


PHYSICIANS IN MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH AND IN CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S PROGRAMS--1962.


EPIDEMIC HYSTERIA: A FIELD STUDY.

EPIDEMIC HYSTERIA: A FIELD STUDY.


INTEGRATION OF HOSPITAL AND COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES ON COUNTY AND REGIONAL BASIS.


THE FUTURE OF THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT IN MEDICAL GENETICS.


PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION: HIGHLIGHTS OF ITS USE IN TEACHING PUBLIC HEALTH.


DEFINING THE PREVALENCE OF HEART DISEASE IN AN EXAMINATION SURVEY.


EVALUATION OF PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING SERVICES THROUGH A STUDY OF PATIENT PROGRESS.


THE CLEAN AIR ACT AND ITS IMPLICATIONS.

THE CLEAN AIR ACT AND ITS IMPLICATIONS.


REGIONAL APPROACH TO COMMUNITY AIR POLLUTION CONTROL.


SUPPORT OF NEW LABORATORY SERVICES BY THE DIVISION OF RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH.


BACTERIOLOGICAL STUDIES RELATING TO HANDWASHING. 1. THE INABILITY OF SOAP BARS TO TRANSMIT BACTERIA.


SOME CURRENT CONCEPTUALIZATIONS IN THE FIELD OF CONFLICT.


RACE AND SOCIAL CLASS AS SEPARATE FACTORS RELATED TO SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT.


PREOPERATIVE SPUTUM VOLUME AND BACTERIOLOGY IN BRONCHIECTASIS.


CHRONIC INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION: A TRUE "IRRITABLE BOWEL" SYNDROME.


LATE COMPLICATIONS OF SIDE-TO-SIDE INTESTINAL ANASTOMOSIS: CASE REPORT.


TECHNIC FOR PREVENTION OF URETEROVAGINAL FISTULA FOLLOWING RADICAL ABDOMINAL HYSTERECTOMY: PRESERVATION OF UTERINE BLOOD SUPPLY.


CHRONIC RELAPSING PANCREATITIS: TREATMENT BY SURGICAL DRAINAGE OF PANCREAS.


MESENTERIC PANNICULITIS: REVIEW OF 27 CASES.


CYSTADENOMA AND CYSTADENOCARCINOMA OF THE PANCREAS.


MALIGNANT OBSTRUCTION OF THE MAJOR HEPATIC DUCTS.


EFFECTS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC HEATING ON INTERNAL VISCERA: A PRELIMINARY TO THE TREATMENT OF HUMAN TUMORS.


RESULTS OF THE POSTERIOR APPROACH IN THE REPAIR OF RECTAL PROLAPSE.


TRAUMATIC ARTERIOVENOUS FISTULA AT UNUSUAL SITES.


CEREBRAL ARTERIAL INSUFFICIENCY: ONE TO 11-YEAR RESULTS FOLLOWING ARTERIAL RECONSTRUCTIVE OPERATION.


TRANSAORTIC APPROACH FOR THE REPAIR OF RUPTURED ANEURYSMS OF THE SINUSES OF VALSALVA.


CHANGING CONCEPTS IN THE SURGICAL TREATMENT OF MASSIVE GASTRODUODENAL HEMORRHAGE.


THERAPY OF REFRACTORY SHOCK.

THERAPY OF REFRACTORY SHOCK.


STRESS ULCER IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN.

STRESS ULCER IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN.


SEROTONIN METABOLISM AND THE DUMPING SYNDROME.


PROXIMAL DUODENECTOMY WITH VON HABERER-FINNEY END-TO-SIDE GASTRODUODENAL ANASTOMOSIS FOR DUODENAL ULCER.


BRAIN SIZE.

BRAIN SIZE.


NEUROLOGICAL ASPECTS OF MAGNESIUM METABOLISM.


VACUOLAR MYOPATHY: CLINICAL, HISTOCHEMICAL, AND MICROSCOPIC STUDY.


REFSUM'S SYNDROME: REPORT OF A CASE INCLUDING ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDIES OF THE LIVER.


HEREDITARY PROXIMAL NEUROGENIC MUSCULAR ATROPHY IN ADULT.


ZOSTER MENINGOENCEPHALITIS IN A STEROID-TREATED PATIENT.


ARNOLD-CHIARI MALFORMATION WITH NORMAL SPINE AND CRANIUM.


ARNOLD-CHIARI MALFORMATION: ANATOMIC FEATURES OF 20 CASES.


SLEEP ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAMS IN PETIT MAL.


SIGNIFICANCE OF FOCAL DELTA ACTIVITY IN ADULT ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM.


ANALYSIS OF THE FASTER KNEE-JERK IN THE HEMIPLEGIC LIMB.


BRAIN DAMAGE IN BLIND CHILDREN WITH RETROLENTAL FIBROPLASIA.


PARAPLEGIA FOLLOWING RETROGRADE ABDOMINAL AORTOGRAPHY: AN EXAMPLE OF TOXIC MYELITIS.


INDEPENDENT-ACTION AND BIRTH-DEATH MODELS IN EXPERIMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY.


VIRUSES AND NOAH'S ARK.

VIRUSES AND NOAH'S ARK.


THE BACTERIOCINS.

THE BACTERIOCINS.


BORRELIAE, HUMAN RELAPSING FEVER, AND PARASITE-VECTOR-HOST RELATIONSHIPS.


PESTICIDES: THEIR PROPERTIES, USES AND DISADVANTAGES. I. GENERAL INTRODUCTION: INSECTICIDES AND RELATED COMPOUNDS.


IMMUNIZATION OF SHEEP WITH IRRADIATED LARVAE OF DICTYOCAULUS FILARIA.


THE QUESTION OF THE EXISTENCE OF SPECIFIC MARINE BACTERIA.


DEATH IN NEONATAL CALF DIARRHOEA.

DEATH IN NEONATAL CALF DIARRHOEA.


ESCHERICHIA COLI AND NEONATAL DISEASE OF CALVES.


GLUCOSE UTILIZATION IN SPONTANEOUS PREGNANCY TOXAEMIA OF SHEEP.


INFECTION OF THE BOVINE UDDER WITH BOVINE HERPESVIRUS. Infectious bovine rhinotracheitis - infectious pustular vulvovaginitis (bovine herpesvirus) grown in tissue culture was used as inoculum in trials to infect the lactating bovine udder. Six experiments were undertaken in which one or more quarters were infused with 1 ml. of tissue culture fluids containing 10(6) to 10(7) tissue culture infectious doses (TCID) of virus. In four of the experiments the inoculated quarters showed marked evidence of infection in the form of acute inflammation, swelling, reduced milk secretion and profound changes in the physical appearance of the milk. In each case virus was recovered in high titres in the milk from about the second until the tenth to fifteenth days following exposure. Uninfected quarters remained normal in appearance and virus could not be recovered from the milk. In three of the experiments it was shown that serum and milk antibodies appeared shortly after the disappearance of virus from the milk. One experiment involving two animals showed that about 1000 TCID of virus were required to produce infection. In one experiment a cow having a pre-inoculation serum titre for bovine herpesvirus proved resistant to infection. The experiments indicate that the bovine udder is readily susceptible to bovine herpesvirus in non-immune animals, and that the virus produces an acute, limited infection leading to a temporary disfunction of the gland. It appears that natural invasion of the udder through the teat canal is not readily accomplished by the virus.


FEEDING OF FERRETS WITH THE RAW MEAT AND LIVER OF CHICKENS CHRONICALLY POISONED WITH TOXIC GROUNDNUT MEAL. Chickens were fed a ration containing 30 per cent of toxic groundnut meal for up to six weeks. The concentration of aflatoxin (toxic metabolites of Aspergillus flavus) in the above ration was 3.06 p.p.m. At the end of 2nd, 4th or 6th week the birds were killed. The meat was removed from the bones and put through a meat grinder. The livers of three groups were pooled together. Three control groups of birds kept on commercial pellets were treated similarly. Female ferrets, two years of age, were used in the present study. They were divided into four groups. The first three groups were given for one month meat from chickens fed the toxic ration for 2, 4, and 6 weeks, respectively. Each of these three groups contained one control ferret that was fed with the meat of chickens fed a commercial ration for a similar period of time. One half of the 4th group was fed pooled liver from intoxicated birds and one half was fed liver from control birds. No significant changes in the ferret tissues were observed as a consequence of feeding them with the meat or liver from the chickens chronically poisoned with toxic groundnut meal.


THE EFFECT OF AMPHETAMINE ON THE DETECTABILITY OF SIGNALS IN A VIGILANCE TASK.


SCREENING TEST OF ANIMAL SERA FOR THE CULTIVATION OF LEPTOSPIRES. The nutritive value of 8 kinds of animal's sera for the growth of Leptospires was studied by a screening method and compared with that of rabbit serum. The sera of dairy cattle and goats were higher than rabbit serum in average growth number, and thus gave great value for the cultivation of Leptospires. In eight kinds of animals other than dairy cattle, the growth promoting action of the pooled sera for Leptospires were lower than that of the individual sera of the same kind of animals. The serum which is to be added to the medium for the cultivation of Leptospires should be tested by a screening test for the absence of growth inhibitory action against Leptospires, no matter from what kind of animal the serum originated.


DECISION INTERVAL AND SIGNAL DETECTABILITY IN A VIGILANCE TASK.


SIGNAL DETECTION, CHOICE RESPONSE TIMES, AND VISUAL BACKWARD MASKING.


INFORMATION AVAILABLE FROM TWO CONSECUTIVE EXPOSURES OF VISUAL DISPLAYS.


INTERTRIAL OSCILLATION AND INTERTRIAL FORGETTING IN PAIRED-ASSOCIATE LEARNING.


SHORT-TERM MEMORY FOR COMPLEX MEANINGFUL VISUAL CONFIGURATIONS: A DEMONSTRATION OF CAPACITY.


CHILDREN'S RESPONSES TO FRUSTRATION: A DEVELOPMENTAL STUDY.


"REVERSAL LEARNING" OF AN AVOIDANCE RESPONSE AS A FUNCTION OF PRIOR FEAR CONDITIONING AND FEAR EXTINCTION.


THE EFFECTS OF D-AMPHETAMINE SULPHATE ON THREE EXPLORATORY BEHAVIOURS.


LATENT INFECTIONS WITH PLASMODIUM OVALE MALARIA. Two cases of Plasmodium ovale malaria acquired in West Africa appeared as primary delayed attacks after one year's continuous residence in Canada. Both patients took full prophylactic doses of chloroquine before, during, and for several weeks after exposure. The inadequacy of the 4-aminoquinolines for protection against latent benign tertian malaria is noted, and the use of primaquine is recommended. Paroxysms occurred in the evening and were accompanied by severe muscle pain, features considered typical of ovale malaria. One patient showed electrocardiographic changes and clinical signs of cardiac malfunction; these disappeared following specific treatment for malaria. In this age of accelerated travel and international movements of people it is important that physicians in temperate regions be aware of the exotic infections of the tropics, as well as of the need for protective measures for travellers to areas where these diseases are endemic.


SMALLPOX CONTROL IN CANADA.

SMALLPOX CONTROL IN CANADA. During the period 1961 to 1963 there were 10 separate importations of smallpox cases by aircraft into England and Wales, Germany, Sweden, Poland and Canada. A feature of the resulting outbreaks was the number of cases and deaths of physicians and other health personnel. With the increasing volume of international air traffic there is a risk of importing incubating cases of smallpox into Canada, as occurred in 1962. Millions of Canadians have been protected against smallpox. Some complications of smallpox vaccination have occurred in Canada; such complications can be minimized by proper attention to contraindications to vaccination. The Food and Drug Directorate, Department of National Health and Welfare, has circularized all physicians in Canada to request their co-operation in reporting adverse reactions to drugs. This includes serious, unusual or unsuspected reactions to immunizing agents (vaccines, toxoids and antitoxins). The latter information will be shared with the Epidemiology Division, Department of National Health and Welfare, and the provincial epidemiologist and manufacturer concerned. The importance of maintaining the smallpox immunity of physicians, nurses and other hospital and health personnel in Canada is emphasized.


THE RESULTS OF OPEN-HEART OPERATIONS PERFORMED ON CHILDREN. From December 1, 1959, to January 1, 1965, a total of 166 children have undergone 168 open-heart operations at The Children's Hospital in Winnipeg, Manitoba.While this series is not a large one, the defects encountered include most of those cardiac abnormalities which are amenable to open-heart correction in children.For all operations a Kay-Cross disc oxygenator was employed. In 42 of the 168 operations, hypothermia (25-30 degrees C.) was also used and was obtained by a Brown-Harrison heat exchanger incorporated into the arterial line.The smallest infant survivor in this series of patients weighed 8 lb. 14 oz. at the time of her operation.Of the 166 children operated upon 149 have survived, an overall survival rate of 89.8%.


PRURITUS AND JAUNDICE.

PRURITUS AND JAUNDICE. The records of 147 patients who had pruritus and jaundice (11% of a series of 1262 patients with jaundice) were reviewed in an effort to delineate more clearly the etiology of jaundice associated with pruritus.Fifty-two had obstructive jaundice caused by neoplasm, 51 had obstructive jaundice not caused by neoplasm, 42 had pruritus associated with hepatogenous jaundice, and two had jaundice and pruritus associated with a lymphoma.Pruritus occurred in 17% of all patients with non-neoplastic obstructive jaundice and in 45% of patients with neoplastic obstructive jaundice. Hepatogenous jaundice was the cause of pruritus in almost one-third of the patients in this series-occurring in 20% of patients with infectious hepatitis and in 7% of patients with cirrhosis.This large series confirms the clinical impression that pruritus occurs most often in association with extrahepatic biliary obstruction, and as well re-emphasizes the common association of pruritus with hepatogenous jaundice.


PHYSICAL DISABILITY AND MOTIVATION.

PHYSICAL DISABILITY AND MOTIVATION. Motivating the physically handicapped individual to assist in his own rehabilitation is a complex problem. Difficulties in motivation are often based on disturbances in body image, which in turn are related both to the premorbid personality and the handicap. Treatment must be directed at the body image as well as the physical disability. Emotional disturbance following body injury should be expected and its absence is abnormal. Adequate rehabilitation entails a consideration of the effect of the rehabilitation process on the disabled person. The patient's basic abilities must be used to improve motivation. Rehabilitation procedures must focus on practical ways of coping with everyday life. Physical disability can mobilize underlying inferiority feelings and increase the need for dependency. Judicious use must be made of success and frustration in the rehabilitation program.


DIABETES MELLITUS WITH SECONDARY REACTIVE HYPOGLYCEMIA SIMULATING A NEUROPSYCHIATRIC DISORDER.


THE RIGHT HON. SIR CHARLES TUPPER, P.C., G.C.M.G., C.B., LL.D., M.D., 1821-1915.


THE DRINKING DRIVER.

THE DRINKING DRIVER.


IS DNA THE "SECRET OF LIFE"?

IS DNA THE "SECRET OF LIFE"?


CLINICAL EXPERIENCES WITH THALIDOMIDE IN PATIENTS WITH CANCER.


PHARMACOLOGIC EFFECTS OF CI-581, A NEW DISSOCIATIVE ANESTHETIC, IN MAN.


THALIDOMIDE (N-PHTHALOYLGLUTAMIMIDE) IN THE TREATMENT OF ADVANCED CANCER.


STUDIES OF SULFAMETHOXYDIAZINE. I. ABSORPTION AND EXCRETION.


THALIDOMIDE IN THE TREATMENT OF LEPRA REACTIONS.


THE INTRAVENOUS TOXICITY OF LOCAL ANESTHETIC AGENTS IN MAN.


STUDIES OF SULFAMETHOXYDIAZINE. II. ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITY.


TERMINATION OF MIGRAINE HEADACHE BY A NEW ANTI-INFLAMMATORY VASOCONSTRICTOR AGENT.


DEMETHYLCHLORTETRACYCLINE THERAPY IN ACUTE GONOCOCCAL URETHRITIS.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPE OBSERVATIONS ON THE HYALOCYTES OF THE VITREOUS BODY IN THE DOMESTIC FOWL (GALLUS DOMESTICUS).


THE INSOLUBLE PROTEINS OF BOVINE CRYSTALLINE LENS.


UPTAKE OF TRITIUM-LABELED IDOXURIDINE (IDU) BY HEALING OCULAR TISSUE.


STUDIES WITH ACETYLSALICYLIC ACID. II. PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGIC AND METHODOLOGIC CONSIDERATIONS.


A CLINICAL COMPARISON OF THE ANTIPYRETIC POTENCY OF ASPIRIN AND SODIUM SALICYLATE.


PROPERTIES OF A COLD-PRECIPITABLE PROTEIN FRACTION IN THE LENS.


THE ACTION OF L-DIHYDROXYPHENYLALANINE IN PATIENTS RECEIVING NICALAMIDE.


FOLATES AND MEGALOBLASTIC ANEMIA: A REVIEW.


EFFECT OF IDOXURIDINE ON THE UPTAKE OF TRITIUM-LABELED THYMIDINE IN THE RABBIT CORNEA INFECTED WITH HERPES SIMPLEX.


PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES OF PRESCRIPTION WRITING.


ANTIGENIC RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INSOLUBLE AND SOLUBLE LENS PROTEINS.


MIGRATION OF LIMBAL MELANOCYTES INTO THE CORNEAL EPITHELIUM OF GUINEA-PIGS.


THE DIFFUSION OF OXYGEN IN THE CORNEA.

THE DIFFUSION OF OXYGEN IN THE CORNEA.


CORNEAL ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATASE: A HISTOCHEMICAL INVESTIGATION.


THE LOCALIZATION OF GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATASE IN CILIARY EPITHELIUM.


SUSCEPTIBILITY OF MOSQUITOES TO AVIAN MALARIA.


STEROID REQUIREMENT OF ENTAMOEBA HISTOLYTICA.


ANTIBODY PRODUCTION IN EXPERIMENTAL EIMERIA BOVIS INFECTIONS IN CALVES.


ACTIVE AND PASSIVE IMMUNIZATION OF CHICKENS AGAINST INTRAVENOUSLY INDUCED INFECTIONS OF EIMERIA TENELLA.


TEMPERATURE EFFECT ON LEISHMANIA ENRIETTII IN VITRO.


MOTILITY AND HATCHING OF HYMENOLEPIS MICROSTOMA ONCOSPHERES IN SERA, BEETLE EXTRACTS, AND SALINES.


SOME EFFECTS OF HYDROGEN ION CONCENTRATION ON TRYPANOSOME NUMBERS AND INFECTIVITY.


COMPARATIVE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF TRICHINELLA SPIRALIS IN VITRO AND IN VIVO, WITH A REDESCRIPTION OF THE LIFE CYCLE.


STUDIES ON EXPERIMENTAL OBESE MICE. I. STUDIES ON HYPOTALAMIC LESION IN MICE INDUCED BY GOLDTHIOGLUCOSE.


STUDIES ON EXPERIMENTAL OBESE MICE. II. PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF GOLDTHIOGLUCOSE INDUCED AND SPONTANEOUSLY OBESE MICE.


FACTORS INFLUENCING THE SECRETION OF TESTOSTERONE IN THE ANESTHETIZED DOG.


TWO CASES OF HEEL ULCERATION WITH CONTRALATERAL INFARCTION OF THE SENSORY PATHWAY.


THE SERUM CAROTENE LEVEL IN ELDERLY PATIENTS.


DIAGNOSTIC PROBLEMS OF SUDDEN AND UNCLARIFIED CASES OF DEATH DUE TO ABDOMINAL PATHOLOGY, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO AGED INDIVIDUALS.


GERONTO-PSYCHIATRIC TREATMENT IN A RURAL COMMUNITY.


INTESTINAL ABSORPTION IN THE OLD.

INTESTINAL ABSORPTION IN THE OLD.


PATIENT GRADING: A METHOD OF CONSERVING NURSE AND PHYSIOTHERAPIST WORK.


CORRELATION BETWEEN URINARY TRACT INFECTION, PROLAPSE CONDITIONS AND FUNCTION OF THE BLADDER IN AGED FEMALE HOSPITAL PATIENTS.


PORPHYRIA IN OLD AGE.

PORPHYRIA IN OLD AGE.


DECREASE OF 5-HYDROXYINDOLEACETIC ACID (5-HIAA) EXCRETION IN OLD AGE.


FOUR YEARS EXPERIENCE OF A DAY HOSPITAL IN GERIATRIC PRACTICE.


MANPOWER PLANNING.

MANPOWER PLANNING.


AGING: THE CHALLENGES IN INSTITUTIONAL CARE.


ADMINISTRATION AND X-RAY SERVICE.

ADMINISTRATION AND X-RAY SERVICE.


MID-WEST HOSPITAL ASSN. REPORT.

MID-WEST HOSPITAL ASSN. REPORT.


THE ADMINISTRATIVE RESIDENCY: A VIEW BY A FORMER RESIDENT.


SAVING TIME: DISPOSABLES AND HOSPITAL NURSING.


HOSPITALS IN THE GREAT SOCIETY.

HOSPITALS IN THE GREAT SOCIETY.


WORKING WITH A FOOD MANAGEMENT COMPANY.

WORKING WITH A FOOD MANAGEMENT COMPANY.


HOSPITAL RELATIONSHIPS WITH MEDICAL SPECIALISTS.


NATURAL MORTALITY IN MOSQUITOES OF THE CULEX VISHNUI GROUP IN SOUTH INDIA.


HR 6675.

HR 6675.


NEW ENGLAND ASSEMBLY. A REPORT.

NEW ENGLAND ASSEMBLY. A REPORT.


A CHART ON THE CHAIN OF FILARIASIS TRANSMISSION.


A NEW DESIGN OF INSECTICIDE TESTING CHAMBER.


INCRIMINATION OF ANOPHELES ELEGANS JAMES (1903) AS A NATURAL VECTOR OF SIMIAN MALARIA IN THE NILGIRIS, MADRAS STATE, INDIA.


INVESTIGATION ON THE REAPPEARANCE OF SUSPECTED HUMAN PLAGUE IN GOBICHETTI-PALAIYAM TALUK OF COIMBATORE DISTRICT, MADRAS STATE, INDIA.


EXPERIMENTAL SUSCEPTIBILITY OF ANOPHELINE MOSQUITOES TO SIMIAN MALARIA IN THE NILGIRIS, MADRAS STATE, SOUTH INDIA.


SUSCEPTIBILITY STATUS OF RAT-FLEAS, X. CHEOPIS AND X ASTIA, TO CHLORINATED HYDROCARBON INSECTICIDES IN THE SALEM, COIMBATORE AND MADURAI DISTRICTS OF MADRAS STATE.


REARING OF IXODES PETAURISTAE WARBURTON, 1933, IN LABORATORY.


FURTHER STUDIES ON INFESTATION OF PISTIA STRATIOTES LINN., BY THE CATERPILLAR OF THE MOTH, NAMANGANA PECTINICORNIS HYMPS., AND OTHER FACTORS THAT AFFECT MANSONIOIDES BREEDING IN THE PONDS IN KERALA.


FILARIASIS IN KERALA STATE: FILARIA SURVEY OF KOTTAYAM MUNICIPALITY.


A NOTE ON THE OBSERVATION ON THE REAPPEARANCE OF MICROFILARIA BANCROFTI IN CASES TREATED WITH DIETHYL-CARBAMAZINE IN DOSES SCHEDULED UNDER THE NATIONAL FILARIA CONTROL PROGRAMME.


STUDIES ON THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF B. MALAYI FILARIASIS IN KERALA STATE. PERIODICITY OF THE MICROFILARIAE.


A NOTE ON NATURAL SIMIAN MALARIA INFECTION IN KERALA STATE, INDIA.


NOTE ON THE FLIGHT RANGE OF CULEX FATIGANS.


HOUSE FREQUENTING BEHAVIOUR OF C. FATIGANS.


OBSERVATIONS ON RURAL FILARIASIS IN SITAPUR DISTRICT (UTTAR PRADESH).


STUDIES ON THE COMPARATIVE HOSPITABILITY OF SALVINIA AURICULATA AUBET AND PISTIA STRATIOTES LINN., TO MANSONIOIDES ANNULIFERA (THEOBALD) IN KERALA.


STUDY ON THE USE OF CHYMOTRYPSIN IN CHRONIC FILARIAL LYMPHOEDEMA.


REVERSION OF DIELDRIN-RESISTANCE IN THE FIELD POPULATION OF A. CULICIFACIES IN MAHARASHTRA STATE (ERSTWHILE BOMBAY STATE), INDIA.


OBSERVATIONS ON URBAN FILARIASIS IN SITAPUR TOWN (UTTAR PRADESH).


A NOTE ON THE NEED FOR MODIFICATION OF SPRAY SCHEDULE FOR MALARIA ERADICATION IN THE NORTHERN DISTRICTS OF MYSORE STATE ON THE BASIS OF SURVEILLANCE DATA.


MORPHOLOGY OF THE ERYTHROCYTIC STAGE OF PLASMODIUM INUI HALBERSTADTER AND PROWAZEK, 1907, IN THE TOQUE MONKEY, MACACA SINICA FROM CEYLON.


THE DISCIPLINE AND DYNAMICS OF ACTIVE CASE DETECTION PROCEDURE UNDER SURVEILLANCE OPERATION IN A MALARIA ERADICATION PROGRAMME.


LIQUID SCINTILLATION COUNTING OF BLOOD.

LIQUID SCINTILLATION COUNTING OF BLOOD.


INFECTIOUS BOVINE RHINOTRACHEITIS, INFECTIOUS PUSTULAR VULVOVAGINITIS, AND ABORTION IN A NEW YORK DAIRY HERD.


THE ROLE OF IMMUNE TOLERANCE IN TRANSMISSION OF HOG CHOLERA.


ANAPLASMOSIS IN WYOMING.

ANAPLASMOSIS IN WYOMING.


OBSERVATIONS OF BRAHMAN AND HEREFORD CATTLE SPRAYED WITH DIOXATHION.


BRUCELLOSIS IN WILDLIFE AND LIVESTOCK OF WEST CENTRAL UTAH.


INSIGNIFICANCE OF THE "GLUCOSE EFFECT" IN DOGS ANESTHETIZED WITH PENTOBARBITAL.


DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF RUPTURED THORACIC DUCT IN THE CAT.


INCOMES OF NONPRACTITIONER VETERINARIANS--A SURVEY.


SOME EFFECTS OF JACKBEAN UREASE IMMUNITY IN YOUNG CALVES.


EFFECT OF JACKBEAN UREASE INJECTIONS ON PERFORMANCE, ANTI-UREASE PRODUCTION AND PLASMA AMMONIA AND UREA LEVELS IN SHEEP.


VALUE OF VARIOUS ADDITIVES TO ULCER-PRODUCING GELATINIZED CORN DIETS FED TO SWINE.


ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH PORCINE ADRENAL SIZE AND MUSCLE CHARACTERISTICS.


EFFECT OF GOSSYPOL AND HEXAHOMOSERINE ON PERFORMANCE OF RATS FED PURIFIED DIETS WITH AND WITHOUT LYSINE.


ADJUSTABLE METABOLISM UNITS FOR BARROWS.


SHEEP HEMATOLOGY FROM BIRTH TO MATURITY. I. ERYTHROCYTE POPULATION, SIZE AND HEMOGLOBIN CONCENTRATION.


SHEEP HEMATOLOGY FROM BIRTH TO MATURITY. II. LEUKOCYTE CONCENTRATION AND DIFFERENTIAL DISTRIBUTION.


SHEEP HEMATOLOGY FROM BIRTH TO MATURITY. 3. SERUM CALCIUM, PHOSPHORUS, MAGNESIUM, SODIUM AND POTASSIUM.


SOME EFFECTS OF PROGESTERONE ON ESTROUS BEHAVIOR AND FERTILITY IN THE EWE.


SUPPLEMENTATION OF DAIRY CALF DIETS WITH ENZYMES. II,. EFFECT ON NUTRIENT UTILIZATION AND ON COMPOSITION OF RUMEN FLUID.


RUMEN VOLATILE FATTY ACID AND GAINS OF RECORD-OF-PERFORMANCE BULLS.


DAILY SALIVARY SECRETION BY BEEF STEERS.


VARIATION IN POTASSIUM AND SODIUM IN MUSCLES OF THE PIG.


EFFECT OF LEVEL AND SOURCE OF PROTEIN ON REPRODUCTIVE PERFORMANCE OF SWINE.


RESPONSE OF THE GRAVID GILT TO LEVELS OF PROTEIN AS DETERMINED BY NITROGEN BALANCE.


RATE OF FORMATION AND REDUCTION OF NITRITE-INDUCED METHEMOGLOBIN IN VITRO AND IN VIVO AS INFLUENCED BY DIET OF SHEEP AND AGE OF SWINE.


INFLUENCE OF METHIONINE AND TRYPTOPHAN ON NITROGEN UTILIZATION BY LAMBS FED HIGH LEVELS OF NON-PROTEIN NITROGEN.


VARIATION IN THE SODIUM AND POTASSIUM LEVELS OF LAMBS SUBJECTED TO PRESLAUGHTER CARBON DIOXIDE IMMOBILIZATION.


SOME EFFECTS OF LACTOSE ON PROTEIN UTILIZATION IN THE BABY PIG.


COMPENSATORY GROWTH RESPONSES OF FATTENING STEERS FOLLOWING VARIOUS LOW ENERGY INTAKE REGIMES ON HAY OR IRRIGATED PASTURE.


EFFECT OF FEEDING CHLORHYDROXYQUINOLINE TO FATTENING LAMBS.


INFLUENCE OF EPINEPHRINE, NOREPINEPHRINE AND NICOTINE ON BLOOD LEVELS OF GLUCOSE, FREE FATTY ACIDS AND AMINO NITROGEN IN PIGS.


UREASE TOXICITY IN GROWING SWINE.

UREASE TOXICITY IN GROWING SWINE.


EFFECT OF DIET ON FATTY ACID COMPOSITION OF BODY FAT IN STEERS.


RELATIONSHIP OF DIETARY MINERAL INTAKE TO URINARY MINERAL EXCRETION AND THE INCIDENCE OF URINARY CALCULI IN LAMBS.


VARIABILITY OF MUSCLE FIBER SIZE IN BOVINE LONGISSIMUS DORSI.


EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON EARLY EMBRYO SURVIVAL IN GILTS.


EFFECTS OF FORCED EXERCISE AND COOLING ON REPRODUCTIVE PERFORMANCE OF FINEWOOL EWES BRED DURING THE SUMMER.


A PLASTIC SOCKET AND STUMP CASTING TECHNIQUE FOR ABOVE-KNEE PROSTHESES.


TRAUMATIC FEMORAL BONE LOSS.

TRAUMATIC FEMORAL BONE LOSS.


THE DEVELOPMENT OF BRITISH STANDARDS FOR SURGICAL IMPLANTS.


FLEXOR ACCESSOREUS LONGUS: AN UNUSUAL MUSCLE ANOMALY.


CHANGES IN SERUM CALCIUM AND PHOSPHORUS DURING STILBOESTROL TREATMENT OF OSTEOPOROSIS.


BONE TUMOURS AND THEIR ENZYMES. A STUDY OF THE PHOSPHATASES, NON-SPECIFIC ESTERASES AND BETA-GLUCURONIDASE OF OSTEOGENIC AND CARTILAGINOUS TUMOURS, FIBROBLASTIC AND GIANT-CELL LESIONS.


EXPERIMENTAL COMPARISON OF LIVING AND DEAD BONE IN THE RATS. 2. RADIOGRAPHIC DENSITY.


EXPERIMENTAL EPIPHYSIAL CARTILAGE GROWTH ANOMALIES.


JOHN AGERHOLM-CHRISTENSEN 1906-1964.

JOHN AGERHOLM-CHRISTENSEN 1906-1964.


CALCIUM ACCRETION AND BONE FORMATION IN DOGS: AN EXPERIMENTAL COMPARISON BETWEEN THE RESULTS OF CA-45 KINETIC ANALYSIS AND TETRACYCLINE LABELLING.


FRAGMENTATION AND RODDING IN OSTEOGENESIS IMPERFECTA.


THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC ACROMIO-CLAVICULAR DISLOCATION.


REPAIR OF RUPTURES OF THE ROTATOR CUFF OF THE SHOULDER.


SURGICAL IMPLANTS.

SURGICAL IMPLANTS.


AINHUM: AN ACCOUNT OF FIFTY-FOUR PATIENTS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO ETIOLOGY AND TREATMENT.


TRUE AINHUM: ITS DISTINCTIVE AND DIFFERENTIATING FEATURES.


THE ELIMINATION OF SLIP BETWEEN PROSTHESIS AND FEMUR.


VERTEBRAL FRACTURES IN WEST AFRICANS SUFFERING FROM TETANUS: A CLINICAL AND OSTEOLOGICAL STUDY.


DURATION OF SPLINTING AFTER REPAIR OF EXTENSOR TENDONS IN THE HAND.


LONG-TERM FOLLOW-UP OF COLLES'S FRACTURE.


HYPERSENSITIVITY TO PARA-AMINOSALICYLIC ACID: A HAZARD IN THE TREATMENT OF ORTHOPAEDIC TUBERCULOSIS.


ANTERIOR INTEROSSEOUS NERVE PALSY.

ANTERIOR INTEROSSEOUS NERVE PALSY.


COSTAL CHONDRITIS.

COSTAL CHONDRITIS.


INFRACLAVICULAR BRACHIAL PLEXUS INJURIES.


SERUM CREATINE PHOSPHOKINASE ACTIVITY IN ALTERED THYROID STATES.


SOME PROPERTIES OF THE SOLUBLE IODOPROTEINS FROM NORMAL AND CERTAIN ABNORMAL THYROID GLANDS.


QUANTITATIVE ESTIMATION OF ESTROGEN CONJUGATES IN LATE PREGNANCY PLASMA.


FACTORS INFLUENCING COLOR INTENSITY IN THE REACTION BETWEEN 17,21-DIHYDROXY-20-KETOSTEROIDS AND THE PHENYLHYDRAZINE-SULFURIC ACID REAGENT.


XANTHELASMA ASSOCIATED WITH THYROTOXICOSIS.


FUNCTIONAL PITUITARY TUMOR IN AN ADULT POSSIBLY SECONDARY TO LONG-STANDING MYXEDEMA.


SUDDEN HYPOCALCEMIA IN THE NORMAL MAN.

SUDDEN HYPOCALCEMIA IN THE NORMAL MAN.


SKELETAL ALTERATIONS IN HYPERPARATHYROIDISM: DETERMINATION OF BONE FORMATION, RESORPTION AND MORPHOLOGIC CHANGES BY MICRORADIOGRAPHY.


METABOLISM OF PROGESTERONE-4-14C BY ADRENAL TISSUE FROM A PATIENT WITH CUSHING'S SYNDROME.


HUMAN CHORIONIC GONADOTROPIN PATTERN IN SERUM AND ITS RELATION TO THE SEX OF THE FETUS.


TESTOSTERONE PRODUCTION IN NORMAL AND VIRILIZED WOMEN AND IN WOMEN WITH THE STEIN-LEVENTHAL SYNDROME OR IDIOPATHIC HIRSUTISM.


PERSISTENCE OF DIURNAL RHYTHMICITY IN PLASMA ACTH CONCENTRATIONS IN CORTISOL-DEFICIENT PATIENTS.


DYNAMIC STUDIES ON THE INORGANIC IODINE COMPARTMENT AND ITS EXCHANGES DURING ADOLESCENCE.


PITUITARY-ADRENAL FUNCTIONAL ABNORMALITIES IN CORTICOGENIC ADRENAL ATROPHY.


EFFECT OF NORETHINDRONE ACETATE UPON GONADOTROPIN-INDUCED OVARIAN FUNCTION.


A STUDY OF PITUITARY FUNCTION AFTER INTRASELLAR IMPLANTATION OF 90YTTRIUM.


"FREE THYROXINE" INDEX IN THE NEWBORN.

"FREE THYROXINE" INDEX IN THE NEWBORN.


THE ORIGIN AND CONTINUOUS REPLACEMENT OF EPIDERMAL CELLS IN THE PLANARIAN POLYCELIS TENUIS (IIJIMA).


SOMITE NECROSIS AND DEVELOPMENTAL MALFORMATIONS INDUCED BY VITAMIN A IN THE GOLDEN HAMSTER.


ADULT BRAIN ANTIGENS DEMONSTRATED IN CHICK EMBRYOS BY FRACTIONATED ANTISERA.


A HISTOCHEMICAL STUDY OF SEX INVERSION PRODUCED BY ESTRADIOL IN CHICK EMBRYOS.


GERM-CELL TRANSFER AND SEX RATIO IN XENOPUS LAEVIS.


CELL TURNOVER IN THE SPINAL GANGLIA OF XENOPUS LAEVIS TADPOLES.


EPSILON GRANULES IN DROSOPHILA POLE CELLS AND OOECYTES.


STUDIES ON THE GROWTH OF 5-DAY-OLD RABBIT BLASTOCYSTS IN VITRO.


CELL MOVEMENT WITHIN AGGREGATES OF THE SLIME MOULD DICTYOSTELIUM DISCOIDEUM REVEALED BY SURFACE MARKERS.


A QUANTITATIVE STUDY OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE NERVES IN THE HIND-LIMB OF ELEUTHERODACTYLUS MARTINICENSIS.


TOPOGRAPHY OF SYNTHESIS OF S AND V ANTIGENS OF SENDAI VIRUS.


STUDIES ON THE INTERRELATIONSHIP OF COLD ENVIRONMENT, IMMUNITY AND RESISTANCE TO INFECTION. I. QUALITATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE STUDIES ON THE IMMUNE RESPONSE.


THE INTERACTION BETWEEN CARRAGEENAN AND THE FIRST COMPONENT OF COMPLEMENT.


IMMUNE DEGRADATION IN PASSIVELY SENSITIZED MICE. II. DEGRADATION OF HUMAN AND BOVINE SERUM ALBUMIN IN MICE CONCOMITANTLY INJECTED WITH VARIOUS HETEROLOGOUS ANTISERA.


IMMUNE DEGRADATION IN PASSIVELY SENSITIZED MICE. 3. DEGRADATION OF IODINE-LABELED RABBIT ANTIBODY.


ASSOCIATION OF THE LYSOSOMES OF THE RETICULOENDOTHELIAL SYSTEM WITH MOUSE ANAPHYLAXIS.


THE SUPPRESSION OF ANTI-BOVINE SERUM ALBUMIN PRODUCTION IN RABBITS BY ACRIFLAVINE HYDROCHLORIDE N.F.


COMMON ANTIGENIC DETERMINANTS OF PENICILLIN G, CEPHALOTHIN AND 6-AMINOPENICILLANIC ACID IN RABBITS.


INDUCTION OF IMMUNOLOGIC UNRESPONSIVENESS IN CHICKENS WITH AVIAN SERUM PROTEINS.


RADIOSENSITIVITY OF THE IMMUNE RESPONSE TO SHEEP RED CELLS IN THE MOUSE, AS MEASURED BY THE HEMOLYTIC PLAQUE METHOD.


AGGLUTINATION OF LATEX PARTICLES WITHOUT ANTIGEN ADSORPTION.


SEROLOGIC STUDIES OF PRIMARY EPIDEMIC TYPHUS AND RECRUDESCENT TYPHUS (BRILL-ZINSSER DISEASE). I. DIFFERENCES IN COMPLEMENT-FIXING ANTIBODIES: HIGH ANTIGEN REQUIREMENT AND HEAT LABILITY.


ANTIGENIC PROPERTIES OF HUMAN MUCOUS MEMBRANES. I. SEROLOGIC SPECIFICITY OF RESPIRATORY MUCOSA.


SEROLOGIC STUDIES OF PRIMARY EPIDEMIC TYPHUS AND RECRUDESCENT TYPHUS (BRILL-ZINSSER DISEASE). II. DIFFERENCES IN IMMUNOELECTROPHORETIC PATTERNS, RESPONSE TO 2-MERCAPTOETHANOL AND RELATIONSHIPS TO 19 S AND 7 S ANTIBODIES.


ANTIGENIC PROPERTIES OF HUMAN MUCOUS MEMBRANES. II. RESPIRATORY MUCOSA: FRACTIONATION STUDIES.


IMMUNOLOGIC RESPONSE TO SUBARACHNOID AND INTRACEREBRAL INJECTION OF ANTIGENS.


PASTEURELLA PESTIS ANTIBODY PATTERNS IN SERA OF PLAGUE-CONVALESCENT AND VACCINATED PERSONS DETERMINED BY IMMUNOELECTROPHORESIS AND PASSIVE HEMAGGLUTINATION.


THE SUPPRESSIVE ROLE OF MOUSE PERITONEAL PHAGOCYTES IN AGGLUTININ RESPONSE.


USE OF POLISTES VENOM IN PETROLATUM: ARLACEL REPOSITORIES TO IMMUNIZE AGAINST YELLOW JACKET WASP-STING ALLERGY.


STUDIES IN BORRELIAE. II. SOME IMMUNOLOGIC, BIOCHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF THE ANTIGENIC COMPONENTS OF BORRELIA TURICATAE.


ANTIVIRAL ACTIVITY OF N-ETHYLISATIN BETA-THIOSEMICARBAZONE IN VACCINIA-INFECTED MICE.


BRIGHTNESS ENHANCEMENT AND HUE. I. THE EFFECT OF MUNSELL-HUE TARGETS.


BRIGHTNESS ENHANCEMENT AND HUE. II. HUE SHIFT AS A FUNCTION OF STEADY AND INTERMITTENT PHOTIC STIMULATION.


RECALL INTERFERENCE IN RETROACTIVE INHIBITION.


THE EFFECT OF OBSERVER REDUNDANCY AND TASK DIFFICULTY ON DISPLAY-MONITORING EFFICIENCY.


A THEORY RELATING LEARNING TO ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY OF THE BRAIN.


A REPLICATION OF A STUDY ON THE EFFECTS OF ATTEMPTS TO VERBALIZE ON THE PROCESS OF CONCEPT ATTAINMENT.


TEMPORAL ASPECTS OF PERCEPTUAL FUNCTIONS AFTER SURGERY OF SUBCORTICAL STRUCTURES.


SOME EFFECTS OF SOCIAL INTERACTION ON PROBABILITY LEARNING.


A COMMENT ON APPROXIMATE RANDOMIZATION TESTS.


SHORT-TERM RETENTION AND LONG-TERM RETENTION AS A FUNCTION OF PRACTICE.


ORIENTING PATIENTS TO EGO THERAPY.

ORIENTING PATIENTS TO EGO THERAPY.


SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE MANIPULATION OF VISUAL ACUITY BY VARYING THE RATE OF INTERMITTENT STIMULATION.


DELAYED VALIDATION FOR THE SYNONYM VOCABULARY TEST: FORMS I AND II.


THE USE OF FINGER DRAWING IN MEASURING THE GOODENOUGH QUOTIENT OF CULTURALLY DEPRIVED SUDANESE CHILDREN.


THE EFFECT OF PRE-EXPERIMENTALLY ACQUIRED VERBAL HABITS UPON VERBAL CONDITIONING.


OBSERVING RESPONSE AND WORD ASSOCIATION IN CONCEPT SHIFTS: TWO-CHOICE AND FOUR-CHOICE SELECTIVE LEARNING.


A SCALING EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF VERBAL REINFORCERS.


ACQUISITION AND GENERALIZATION OF A CONDITIONED-FEAR RESPONSE IN PSYCHOPATHIC AND NONPSYCHOPATHIC CRIMINALS.


THE SOUND-APPERCEPTION TEST: ORIGIN, PURPOSE, STANDARDIZATION, SCORING AND USE.


SOME OBSERVATIONS ON ANOTHER CASE OF INSULIN POISONING, WITH COMPLICATIONS.


DISSECTING ANEURYSM OF THE CORONARY ARTERY.


ERRORS IN ESTIMATING TIME SINCE DEATH.

ERRORS IN ESTIMATING TIME SINCE DEATH.


3. UNILATERAL MANUAL STRANGULATION (WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CAROTID THROMBOSIS).


PROOF IN MATRIMONIAL PROCEEDINGS THE MEDICAL ASPECT.


GENETICAL INFLUENCES ON HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS.


HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS--HUSBAND AND WIFE: THE CAUSE OF BREAKDOWN.


INSANITY AS A GROUND FOR ANNULLING MARRIAGES.


FORENSIC PSYCHIATRY IN POLAND.

FORENSIC PSYCHIATRY IN POLAND.


CONSENT TO MEDICAL TREATMENT.

CONSENT TO MEDICAL TREATMENT.


X-RAY TELEVISION; IMPROVEMENT IN OUR EXAMINATION TECHNIQUE?


THE ADVANTAGES OF MULTIDIRECTIONAL TUBE/FILM MOVEMENT IN COMPARISON WITH UNIDIRECTIONAL MOVEMENT IN TOMOGRAPHY.


PHOTOGRAPHY OF THE SECONDARY SCREEN OF IMAGE INTENSIFIERS.


THE UNIVERSAL RING STAND.

THE UNIVERSAL RING STAND.


THE INVESTIGATION OF BREAST TUMOURS BY RADIOPHOSPHORUS SCANNING.


EXPERIENCES WITH A 6" IMAGE INTENSIFIER IN AN INDUSTRIAL CASUALTY STATION.


HORIZONTAL POLYTOME.

HORIZONTAL POLYTOME.


X-RAY GENERATORS.

X-RAY GENERATORS.


USING COMMUNITY CRAFT CLASSES FOR OUTPATIENT OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY.


CONFLICTS ARISING FROM DUAL CONTROL.

CONFLICTS ARISING FROM DUAL CONTROL.


STAFF TENSIONS INCREASE DURING THERAPEUTIC INNOVATIONS.


RESISTANCE TO PSYCHIATRY IN A GENERAL HOSPITAL.


BRITISH RETARDATES UNDERTAKE INDEPENDENT LIVING.


OBSTACLES TO STAFF EFFECTIVENESS IN A SCHOOL FOR DELINQUENT YOUTHS.


LEARNING FROM THE SUMMER PEOPLE.

LEARNING FROM THE SUMMER PEOPLE.


IDIOPATHIC MYELOFIBROSIS. CASE REPORT AND REVIEW OF LITERATURE.


VENOUS PRESSURE.

VENOUS PRESSURE.


STUDY OF TWINS BORN IN DOUGLAS COUNTY, NEBRASKA.


THE VIVISECTION OF CAPITAL CRIMINALS FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE.


NEUROLOGIC MANIFESTATIONS OF HYPOXIA.

NEUROLOGIC MANIFESTATIONS OF HYPOXIA.


UNSUSPECTED HYPOGLYCEMIA.

UNSUSPECTED HYPOGLYCEMIA.


DEPIGMENTED NEVI: THE EARLIEST SIGN OF TUBEROUS SCLEROSIS.


THE PARADOXICAL EFFECT OF ALCOHOL ON CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM IN FOUR PATIENTS WITH LIVER GLYCOGEN DISEASE.


CASE REPORT: THE COINCIDENCE OF BILIARY ATRESIA AND THE HETEROZYGOUS STATE OF GALACTOSEMIA.


VITAMIN D INTAKE AND THE HYPERCALCEMIC SYNDROME.


A SCHOOL ADMINISTRATOR'S VIEW OF THE PEDIATRICIAN'S ROLE IN SCHOOL HEALTH.


MAGNESIUM SULFATE FOR RESPIRATORY DISTRESS.


THE ETIOLOGY OF GASTROENTERITIS IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN, WITH EMPHASIS ON THE OCCURRENCE OF SIMULTANEOUS MIXED VIRAL-BACTERIAL INFECTIONS.


RHINOVIRUS INFECTION IN CHILDREN WITH ACUTE LOWER RESPIRATORY DISEASE: EVIDENCE AGAINST ETIOLOGICAL IMPORTANCE.


A NEW CONGENITAL HEMOLYTIC ANEMIA WITH DEFORMED ERYTHROCYTES ("STOMATOCYTES") AND REMARKABLE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF ERYTHROCYTES TO COLD HEMOLYSIS IN VITRO. I. CLINICAL AND HEMATOLOGIC STUDIES.


ABO HEMOLYTIC DISEASE OF THE NEWBORN: A FAMILY STUDY WITH EMPHASIS ON THE STRENGTH OF THE A ANTIGEN.


PLASMA BILIRUBIN DETERMINATION IN THE NEWBORN INFANT. A METHODOLOGICAL STUDY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE INFLUENCE OF HEMOLYSIS.


CLINICAL OBSERVATIONS IN PHENYLKETONURIA.


INTESTINAL GLYCOSIDASE ACTIVITIES IN THE HUMAN EMBRYO, FETUS, AND NEWBORN.


HEREDITARY RENAL DYSFUNCTION AND DEAFNESS.


CONGENITAL SPINAL ANOMALIES IN INFANTS OF DIABETIC MOTHERS.


INFANTS OF DIABETIC MOTHERS: A QUANTITATIVE, MORPHOLOGIC STUDY.


RUBELLA: FREQUENCY OF ANTIBODY AMONG CHILDREN AND ADULTS.


DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT: RESPIRATORY DISTRESS AND CARDIAC DISEASE IN INFANCY.


THE SYNTHESIS OF MESSENGER AND RIBOSOMAL RNA  IN PEA SEEDLINGS AS DETECTED BY ELECTROPHORESIS.


VISUAL ADAPTATION.

VISUAL ADAPTATION.


A PHYSIOLOGICAL APPROACH TO CARDIOVASCULAR DIAGNOSIS.


CONTEMPORARY INSTINCT THEORY AND THE FIXED ACTION PATTERN.


A MODEL OF LOUDNESS SUMMATION.

A MODEL OF LOUDNESS SUMMATION.


SCOPE AND GENERALITY OF VERBALLY DEFINED PERSONALITY FACTORS.


THE EBB OF RETENTION.

THE EBB OF RETENTION.


RESPONSE-BIAS INTERPRETATION OF "PERCEPTUAL DEFENSE": A SELECTIVE REVIEW AND AN EVALUATION OF RECENT RESEARCH.


PATTERNS OF COLLATERAL FLOW IN RENAL ISCHEMIA.


ANGIOGRAPHIC VISUALIZATION OF RENAL COLLATERAL CIRCULATION AS A MEANS OF DETECTING AND DELINEATING RENAL ISCHEMIA.


ROENTGEN SIZE OF NORMAL KIDNEYS: COMPUTERS ANALYSIS OF 1,286 CASES.


VISIBLE URINARY TRACT EXCRETION FOLLOWING ORAL ADMINISTRATION OF WATER-SOLUBLE CONTRAST MEDIA.


SELECTIVE BRONCHIAL ARTERIOGRAPHY.

SELECTIVE BRONCHIAL ARTERIOGRAPHY.


BRONCHIAL ARTERIAL PATTERNS IN PULMONARY METASTASIS.


VALUE OF ANGIOGRAPHY IN THE MANAGEMENT OF TUMORS OF THE HEAD AND NECK.


ROENTGENOLOGIC FEATURES OF PROTRUDED THORACIC INTERVERTEBRAL DISKS.


PARADOXICAL EXPANSION OF THE LEFT ATRIUM IN MITRAL VALVE DISEASE.


THE EFFECT OF PLEURAL FLUID ON THE DIAPHRAGM.


AMNIOGRAPHY IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF FETAL DEATH.


SERUM GLUTAMIC OXALACETIC TRANSAMINASE LEVELS FOLLOWING TANNIC ACID ENEMAS.


TRANSVAGINAL ROENTGEN THERAPY IN THE CONSERVATIVE MANAGEMENT OF CARCINOMA IN SITU OF THE UTERINE CERVIX.


PRIMARY MYOCARDIAL FIBROMAS: REPORT OF 2 CASES.


HIGH-ENERGY ELECTRON-BEAM THERAPY IN BREAST CARCINOMA.


PROGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANCE OF EXTENT OF TUMOR REGRESSION AT COMPLETION OF RADIATION THERAPY.


THE EFFECT OF CONTRAST MEDIA ON ENDOTHELIAL PERMEABILITY.


A TECHNIC FOR LARGE-DOSE IRRADIATION OF CONNECTIVE-TISSUE SARCOMA OF AN EXTREMITY.


AN EMERGENCY ANGIOCARDIOGRAPHY SERVICE.

AN EMERGENCY ANGIOCARDIOGRAPHY SERVICE.


CHARLES M. GRAY, M.D., 1905-1965.

CHARLES M. GRAY, M.D., 1905-1965.


CHEMICAL STUDIES ON AMPHOTERICIN B. II. 2-METHYLHEPTADECANEDIOIC ACID FROM PERHYDROGENATED AMPHOTERICIN B.


A CONVENIENT SYNTHESIS OF VITAMIN D3-9,19-3H AND THE MECHANISM OF THE PREVITAMIN D3-----VITAMIN D3 REACTION.


STUDIES ON EXPERIMENTAL BACTEREMIA AND RETICULOENDOTHELIAL FUNCTION.


FACTORS INFLUENCING THE OUTCOME OF EXPERIMENTAL CANINE ENDOCARDITIS TREATED WITH PENICILLINASE-RESISTANT PENICILLINS.


THE GLUCOSE-FATTY ACID CYCLE IN THE PATHOGENESIS OF DIABETES MELLITUS.


SOME HAZARDS OF TOTAL FASTS IN THE CONTROL OF OBESITY AND DIABETES AND THEIR PREVENTION.


THE SUBCLAVIAN STEAL AND OTHER SHOULDER GIRDLE SYNDROMES.


THE PROBLEM OF THE RELATION OF THE CONTROL OF DIABETES TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF VASCULAR DISEASE.


THE JEREMIAH METZGER LECTURE. URINARY STONE.


THE CLIMATE IN THE UTERUS.

THE CLIMATE IN THE UTERUS.


BONE CARBONATE AND THE DOUBLE SALT HYPOTHESIS: ITS CHEMICAL, PHYSICAL, AND PHYSIOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS.


THE BRADYCARDIA OF THE DIVE REFLEX--A POSSIBLE MECHANISM OF SUDDEN DEATH.


PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS: THE SYMBOL OF MEDICINE.


MAJOR HEMOPTYSIS AS THE PRESENTING SYMPTOM IN TWO INTERESTING CASES.


A NEW APPROACH TO STRESS TESTS IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF MYOCARDIAL ISCHEMIA.


EFFECT OF EMBARRASSMENT ON BLOOD FLOW TO SKELETAL MUSCLE.


BYRON ELLSWORTH HALL, M.D., PH.D.

BYRON ELLSWORTH HALL, M.D., PH.D.


PRECORDIAL MOVEMENT OVER THE RIGHT VENTRICLE IN CHILDREN WITH PULMONARY STENOSIS.


THE GORDON WILSON LECTURE. IONIZING RADIATION AND THE DEVELOPMENT AND SURVIVAL OF LIFE.


THE EFFECT OF NITROGLYCERIN ON THE CORONARY CIRCULATION STUDIED BY CINEANGIOGRAPHY AND XENON-133 MYOCARDIAL BLOOD FLOW MEASUREMENTS.


INSIDIOUS FUNGAL DISEASE.

INSIDIOUS FUNGAL DISEASE.


WILBERT HURST BROWN 1899-1964.

WILBERT HURST BROWN 1899-1964.


ETHICAL CHEMOTHERAPY TRIALS.

ETHICAL CHEMOTHERAPY TRIALS.


THE PATTERN OF HUMAN AND AVIAN TUBERCULIN SENSITIVITY AT SUCCESSIVE TESTS IN SCHOOL CHILDREN. A REPORT FROM THE RESEARCH  COMMITTEE OF THE BRITISH TUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIATION.


'ANONYMOUS' MYCOBATERIA ISOLATED IN LAGOS, NIGERIA.


THIACETAZONE PLUS ISONIAZID IN DOMICILIARY TREATMENT OF PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS IN HYDERABAD.


('PRIMARY' DRUG-RESISTANCE OF TUBERCLE BACILLI IN CEYLON.)


BONE MARROW CULTURES IN PATIENTS INFECTED WITH 'ANONYMOUS' MYCOBACTERIA.


TUBERCULOSIS IN WESTERN SAMOA AND TOKELAU ISLANDS.


ANIMAL PATHOGENICITY OF THE 'DASSIE BACILLUS'.


AN IMPROVED NIACIN TEST.

AN IMPROVED NIACIN TEST.


CLINICAL TRIAL ON THE ANTITUSSIVE EFFECT OF A TRITERPENOID LIQUORICE DERIVATIVE.


INTERESTING DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS IN A CASE OF +"HEAVES" IN A HORSE.


SELECTIVE CASE-FINDING BY A MASS RADIOGRAPHY SERVICE.


THE VALUE OF BCG VACCINATION.

THE VALUE OF BCG VACCINATION.


POWELL AND HARTLEY'-A FAMOUS TEXTBOOK ON DISEASES OF THE CHEST, 1872-1921.


ALLERGY IN A HORSE DUE TO AMBLYOMMA AMERICANUM.


A PRACTITIONER'S EXPERIENCE WITH EQUINE GASTRO-INTESTINAL DISTURBANCES.


HABRONEMIASIS AND CORYNEBACTERIUM "CHEST" ABSCESS IN CALIFORNIA HORSES.


THE USE OF ANTHELMINTICS FOR PARASITE CONTROL IN THE HORSE.


CARE OF THE HORSE'S FOOT (FROM A FARRIER'S POINT OF VIEW).


CARE OF THE HORSE'S FOOT (FROM A VETERINARIAN'S POINT OF VIEW).


SALE AND LEASEBACK: THE KEY TO UNLOCKING FROZEN ASSETS?


BLASTOMYCOSIS IN WEST VIRGINIA.

BLASTOMYCOSIS IN WEST VIRGINIA.


METABOLIC EMERGENCIES COMMON IN THE ELDERLY.


HB 662--PROVISION FOR MEDICAL CORPORATIONS.


ON THE RECOVERY OF BACTERIA FROM FREEZING.


A SIMPLE METHOD FOR DETECTION OF PENICILLINASE-NEGATIVE VARIANTS AMONG LARGE NUMBERS OF PENICILLINASE-PRODUCING STAPHYLOCOCCAL COLONIES.


"OXIDIZED SULFUR" AS THE SOLE FACTOR IN THE GERMINATION OF CONIDIOSPORES OF DIPLOSPORIUM.


ANTIBIOTICS PRODUCED BY STREPTOMYCES. I. THE ISOLATION AND SCREENING OF STREPTOMYCES STRAINS.


ANTIBIOTICS PRODUCED BY STREPTOMYCES. II. THE TAUTOMERIC TRANSFORMATION OF XANTHOMYCIN.


ANTIBIOTICS PRODUCED BY STREPTOMYCES. 3. A NEW ANTIBIOTIC K 178; BIOLOGICAL STUDIES.


THE FATE OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL DURING SPORULATION IN ANAEROBIC BACTERIA.


ANTIBIOTICS PRODUCED BY STREPTOMYCES. IV. A NEW ANTIBIOTIC K 178; CHEMICAL STUDIES.


ANTIBIOTICS PRODUCED BY STREPTOMYCES. V. A NEW ANTIBIOTIC K 358.


EFFECTS OF ANTIINFLAMMATORY TREATMENT ON WOUND HEALING.


PROGNOSIS IN PRIMARY DISLOCATIONS OF THE SHOULDER.


POSTEROLATERAL APPROACH--A BACK-DOOR TO INFECTED TIBIAL SHAFT FRACTURES.


MEDIAL FEMORAL NECK FRACTURES TREATED WITH POHL'S SLIDING SCREW.


SPRAINED ANKLES. II. ARTHROGRAPHIC DIAGNOSIS OF RECENT LIGAMENT RUPTURES.


ANTICOAGULANT PROPHYLAXIS OF VENOUS THROMBOSIS IN PATIENTS WITH FRACTURED NECK OF THE FEMUR; A CONTROLLED CLINICAL TRIAL USING VENOUS PHLEBOGRAPHY.


INFECTION RATE AFTER RADICAL OPERATIONS FOR VARICOSE VEINS; A STUDY OF VARIOUS SUTURING AND DRESSING TECHNIQUES.


A RESPIRATOR FOR INTRATHORACIC SURGERY IN SMALL ANIMALS.


PEROPERATIVE BACTERIOLOGIC EXAMINATION OF THE STOMACH AND DUODENUM.


VAGOTOMY AND ANTRAL RESECTION IN THE SURGERY OF DUODENAL ULCER.


NON-SPECIFIC INFLAMMATORY TUMORS OF THE COLON SIMULATING NEOPLASMS; A REPORT ON 12 CASES.


INFLUENCE OF D-THYROXINE ON GALLSTONE FORMATION IN HAMSTERS.


ON GALLSTONE FORMATION IN RABBITS INDUCED BY DIHYDROCHOLESTEROL. 2. INFLUENCE OF OLIVE OIL IN THE DIET.


THE DYNAMICS OF THE GC POLYMORPHISM IN A BRAZILIAN POPULATION.


PRIMARY HYPERPARATHYROIDISM IN AN INFANT; REPORT OF A CASE.


DISTRIBUTIONS OF BLOOD AND SERUM GROUPS IN A SWEDISH GYPSY POPULATION.


DIFFERENCES BETWEEN FOUR AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL TRIBES AS REVEALED BY FINGERPRINTS.


A SPONTANEOUSLY ARISEN XX CELL LINE IN AN XXY FIBROBLAST CULTURE.


THE FAMILIAL OCCURRENCE OF GALLSTONE DISEASE.


THE OFFSPRING OF TWO COLOUR BLIND PARENTS.


PRECIPITINS AGAINST AN ANTIGEN EXTRACT OF ASPERGILLUS FUMIGATUS IN PATIENTS WITH ASPERGILLOSIS OR OTHER PULMONARY DISEASES.


SEVERE METHANOL INTOXICATION.

SEVERE METHANOL INTOXICATION.


OXALOSIS: A CASE REPORT.

OXALOSIS: A CASE REPORT.


CONTINUOUS INTRAGASTRIC PH DETERMINATION. I. PH OF THE GASTRIC JUICE DETERMINED IN SITU AND FOLLOWING ASPIRATION.


TECHNIQUE IN REPEATED TONGUE BIOPSIES.

TECHNIQUE IN REPEATED TONGUE BIOPSIES.


AN EXTENSIVE OUTBREAK OF GASTROENTERITIS CAUSED BY SALMONELLA NEWPORT. II. SOME CLINICAL OBSERVATIONS ON 488 HOSPITALIZED CASES AND THE RESULTS OF CULTURES.


EXPERIENCES WITH EPSILON-AMINOCAPROIC ACID (EPSILON-ACA) IN THE TREATMENT OF PROFUSE MENSTRUATION.


CUTIS VERTICIS GYRATA AND MENTAL DEFICIENCY IN SWEDEN. II. GENETIC ASPECTS.


A FAMILY WITH MILD DIABETES MELLITUS, HYPERLIPEMIA AND ATHEROSCLEROSIS.


HEMODYNAMICS OF NOVADRAL IN NORMAL MAN.

HEMODYNAMICS OF NOVADRAL IN NORMAL MAN.


HAEMATEMESIS AND MELAENA FROM A LIMITED RECEPTION AREA DURING A 5-YEAR PERIOD.


SPRUE WITH A CHARACTERISTIC LESION OF THE SMALL INTESTINE ASSOCIATED WITH FOLIC ACID DEFICIENCY.


THE EFFECT OF ORALLY AND PARENTERALLY ADMINISTERED IRON IN POSTHAEMORRHAGIC ANAEMIA.


THYRO-CYTOTOXIC FACTOR.

THYRO-CYTOTOXIC FACTOR.


EVIDENCE AGAINST "BILIRUBIN SULPHATE".

EVIDENCE AGAINST "BILIRUBIN SULPHATE".


ROLE OF CIRCUMCISION IN CANCER PREVENTION.


ULTRASONIC DIAGNOSIS OF PROSTATIC CANCER.


EMBRYO DEVELOPMENT AND CHICK GROWTH IN A HELIUM-OXYGEN ATMOSPHERE.


MOVEMENT OF RESPIRED GAS IN MANNED SPACE ENCLOSURES.


HUMAN FACTORS IN "CAUSE UNDETERMINED" ACCIDENTS.


SOME HUMAN FACTORS CONSIDERATIONS FOR ORBITAL MAINTENANCE AND MATERIALS TRANSFER.


AIRBORNE TRANSMISSION OF INFECTION IN LOW GRAVITATIONAL FIELDS--A BRIEF REVIEW.


EFFECTS OF POSITIVE G ON CHIMPANZEES IMMERSED IN WATER.


EFFECTS OF GUST-INDUCED AND MANEUVERING ACCELERATION STRESS ON PILOT-VEHICLE PERFORMANCE.


NUTRITIONAL ACCEPTABILITY OF A DEHYDRATED DIET.


EMERGENCY ESCAPE SYSTEMS FOR ARMY HELICOPTERS.


OUTPATIENT STARVATION IN NORMAL AND OBESE SUBJECTS.


A FIVE-YEAR HISTORY OF SAILPLANE ACCIDENTS.


HYPERBARIC OXYGENATION POTENTIALS AND PROBLEMS.


THE EFFECTS OF GUANETHIDINE AND OF ALPHA-METHYLDOPA ON THE DIGITAL CIRCULATION IN HYPERTENSION.


SURVIVAL AFTER RESUSCITATION FROM CARDIAC ARREST IN ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.


ALCOHOLIC CARDIOMYOPATHY; AN ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDY.


ALCOHOLIC CARDIOMYOPATHY; A HISTOCHEMICAL STUDY.


HARMONIC ANALYSIS OF PRESSURE PULSES OBTAINED FROM THE HEART AND GREAT VESSELS OF MAN.


EFFECT OF NICOTINE ON CARDIAC NECROSIS INDUCED BY CORTICOSTEROID-ELECTROLYTE-STRESS.


UPTAKE OF I-131-TAGGED SODIUM IODIDE, TRIIODOTHYRONINE, AND THYROXINE BY EXPERIMENTAL MYOCARDIAL INFARCTS IN DOGS.


VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION, A LATE COMPLICATION OF DIRECT-CURRENT COUNTERSHOCK.


ANTIARRHYTHMIC DRUGS. II. CLINICAL USE OF QUINIDINE.


CLINICAL PATHOLOGIC CONFERENCE.

CLINICAL PATHOLOGIC CONFERENCE.


INDICATOR DISPERSION IN THE CIRCULATION.


EFFECT OF ALTITUDE (HYPOXIA) ON CORONARY ARTERY SIZE IN THE WHITE RAT.


A PLEA FOR PRECISION IN CARDIOVASCULAR DESCRIPTION.


EXPERIMENTAL NECROSIS OF THE ANTERIOR PITUITARY.


SOME TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF GASTRIC FREEZING.


TREATMENT OF MALABSORPTION SYNDROME AND EXUDATIVE ENTEROPATHY WITH SYNTHETIC MEDIUM CHAIN TRIGLYCERIDES.


REGIONAL ILEITIS, A REVIEW.

REGIONAL ILEITIS, A REVIEW.


CONGENITAL ATRESIA OF THE ESOPHAGUS WITH AND WITHOUT TRACHEOESOPHAGEAL FISTULA.


SELECTION OF OPERATION FOR SLIDING ESOPHAGEAL HIATUS HERNIA: TRANSTHORACIC HERNIORRHAPHY VERSUS TRANSABDOMINAL GASTROPEXY.


ESOPHAGEAL HIATAL HERNIA OF THE DIAPHRAGM: FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO THE SUCCESS OR FAILURE OF SURGICAL REPAIR.


EFFECT OF EXPOSURE OF ONE EYEBALL TO ULTRASOUND ON THE CEREBRAL VISUAL CENTERS IN THE RABBIT.


STRENGTH-DURATION CURVES AND PROGNOSIS OF BELL'S PALSY.


EVALUATION OF REHABILITATION OUTCOME: AN OBJECTIVE ASSESSMENT OF THE PHYSICALLY DISABLED.


CLOSED-LOOP DIGITAL COMPUTER SYSTEM FOR STUDY OF SENSORY FEEDBACK EFFECTS OF BRAIN RHYTHMS.


ISOLATION OF A FIBRINOLYTIC ACTIVATOR FROM METABOLITES OF BACILLUS SUBTILIS.


DISSECTING ANEURYSM OF THE THORACIC AORTA.


RENAL HOMOTRANSPLANTATION FROM THE CADAVER USING A MODIFIED TECHNIQUE.


SURGICAL ADVANCES IN THE MANAGEMENT OF DEFORMITIES OF THE SPINE AND LOWER LIMBS IN SPINA BIFIDA.


TRAUMATIC THROMBOSIS OF THE INTERNAL CAROTID ARTERY.


CYSTIC DEGENERATION OF THE POPLITEAL ARTERY.


VASCULAR COMPLICATIONS OF CERVICAL RIBS.


AN UNUSUAL COMPLICATION OF RIGHT HEPATIC LOBECTOMY.


CARCINOMA OF THE GALL-BLADDER.

CARCINOMA OF THE GALL-BLADDER.


ANTERIOR TRANSPLANTATION OF TIBIALIS POSTERIOR TENDON.


PRIMARY LINITIS PLASTICA CARCINOMA OF THE COLON.


A CHEMODECTOMA OF THE VAGAL TRUNK.

A CHEMODECTOMA OF THE VAGAL TRUNK.


GRANULOMATOUS ORCHITIS.

GRANULOMATOUS ORCHITIS.


CEREBRAL ABSCESS DUE TO SKULL TRACTION.

CEREBRAL ABSCESS DUE TO SKULL TRACTION.


ACUTE CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME.

ACUTE CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME.


ELECTROLYTE DEPLETION ASSOCIATED WITH VILLOUS TUMOUR OF THE RECTUM.


THE VAGINAL REPAIR OF HIGH URINARY FISTULAE.


WHITEHEAD'S OPERATION.

WHITEHEAD'S OPERATION.


THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BLUE-GREEN ALGAE AND BACTERIA.


RUPTURED KIDNEY; A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY OF 100 CASES.


TRAUMATIC RUPTURE OF THE DIAPHRAGM; REPORT OF TWO CASES.


THE LOCALIZATION OF BIOCHEMICAL ACTIVITIES IN THE CELLS OF HIGHER PLANTS.


GREAT TEACHERS OF SURGERY IN THE PAST. SEYMOUR BARLING (1880-1960).


OESOPHAGEAL ATRESIA: METABOLIC EFFECTS OF OPERATION.


NEONATAL DUODENAL OBSTRUCTION: THE INFLUENCE OF TREATMENT ON THE METABOLIC EFFECTS OF OPERATIONS.


TREATMENT OF CHRONIC PORTAL-SYSTEMIC ENCEPHALOPATHY BY COLECTOMY.


THE PLACE OF UPPER DORSAL SYMPATHECTOMY IN THE TREATMENT OF PRIMARY RAYNAUD'S DISEASE.


TUBERCULOSIS ABSCESS OF THE LIVER.

TUBERCULOSIS ABSCESS OF THE LIVER.


INTERTROCHANTERIC OSTEOTOMY OF THE FEMUR FOR OSTEO-ARTHRITIS OF THE HIP: A FOLLOW-UP STUDY.


SURGICAL MANIFESTATIONS OF ASCARIS LUMBRICOIDES IN THE INTESTINE.


CONSERVATION OF ILEUM IN THE SURGERY OF ULCERATIVE COLITIS.


APPENDIX CALCULI AND ACUTE APPENDICITIS.


A RARE DEVELOPMENTAL ABNORMALITY OF THE PORTAL VEIN.


THE HEALING OF PERITNEUM UNDER NORMAL AND PATHOLOGICAL CONDITIONS.


THE EFFECT OF BILE ON THE ACTIVATION OF TRYPSINOGEN AND THE ACTIVITY OF TRYPSIN IN PANCREATIC JUICE.


THE MEASUREMENT OF IDENTIFICATION.

THE MEASUREMENT OF IDENTIFICATION.


VAGOTOMY AND PANCREATIC FUNCTION.

VAGOTOMY AND PANCREATIC FUNCTION.


SELECTIVE LEARNING IN SEVERELY RETARDED CHILDREN AS A FUNCTION OF DIFFERENTIAL REACTION TO NONREWARD.


DISCRIMINATION LEARNING SET AND PERCEPTUAL SET IN YOUNG CHILDREN.


EVALUATION OF BRONFENBRENNER'S QUESTIONNAIRE FOR CHILDREN CONCERNING  PARENTAL BEHAVIOR.


YOUNG CHILDREN'S YIELDING TO FALSE ADULT JUDGMENTS.


DEVELOPMENTAL PATTERNS IN THE USE OF MODIFIERS AS MODES OF CONCEPTUALIZATION.


BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS IN EARLY ADOLESCENCE.

BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS IN EARLY ADOLESCENCE.


FAMILY EXPERIENCES RELATED TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF DIFFERENTIATION IN CHILDREN.


CONCEPT UTILIZATION IN PRESCHOOL CHILDREN.


STIMULUS GENERALIZATION AS A FUNCTION OF MENTAL AGE.


EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURES FOR ANALYZING THE INTERACTION OF SYMBOLIC SOCIAL STIMULI AND CHILDREN'S BEHAVIOR.


DOES THE SAMPLING METHOD PRODUCE THE NEGATIVE CORRELATION OF MEAN IQ WITH AGE REPORTED BY KENNEDY, VAN DE RIET, AND WHITE?


INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN HUMAN NEONATES' RESPONSES TO STIMULATION.


SYSTEMATIC CHANGES IN CHILDREN'S WORD-ASSOCIATION NORMS 1916-63.


THE FATHER IN CONTEMPORARY CULTURE AND CURRENT PSYCHOLOGICAL LITERATURE.


ACTIVITY IN THE HUMAN NEWBORN AS RELATED TO DELIVERY DIFFICULTY.


INTERRELATIONSHIPS IN CHILDREN'S LEARNING.


THE EFFECT OF SUPPLEMENTARY EXPERIENCES UPON THE BEHAVIORAL  DEVELOPMENT OF INFANTS IN INSTITUTIONS.


WORMS AND PUBLIC HEALTH.

WORMS AND PUBLIC HEALTH.


CHILDREN'S BELIEFS IN THEIR OWN CONTROL OF REINFORCEMENTS IN INTELLECTUAL-ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT SITUATIONS.


IS DRUG-RESISTANT TUBERCULOSIS ON THE INCREASE?


A NEW BRONCHODILATOR AEROSOL: ITS EFFECTIVENESS IN CHILDHOOD ASTHMA.


CERVICAL LYMPH NODE TUBERCULOSIS CAUSED BY ATYPICAL MYCOBACTERIA COMMENTS ON RECOGNITION AND MANAGEMENT.


CONGENITAL ABSENCE OF THE SCALP WITH ASSOCIATED VASCULAR ANOMALY A NEW APPROACH TO TREATMENT.


THYROTOXICOSIS IN CHILDREN A DISCUSSION OF PRESENT METHODS OF TREATMENT.


DOWN'S SYNDROME.

DOWN'S SYNDROME.


THE BARRIE SYNDROME; PETER PAN AS THE DRAMATIZATION OF EMOTIONAL RETARDATION.


INTRACELLULAR OSCILLATORY RHYTHMS IN PYRAMIDAL TRACT NEURONES IN THE CAT.


ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC CHANGES IN ACUTE CEREBRAL ANOXIA FROM CARDIAC OR RESPIRATORY ARREST.


A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF VISUAL AND AUDITORY EEG RESPONSES IN MAN.


NASAL AIR FLOW AND RHINENECEPHALIC ACTIVITY.


HUMAN VISUAL RESPONSES TO SINUSOIDALLY MODULATED LIGHT.


SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF MULTIPLE ACUTE EPILEPTOGENIC FOCI IN CATS.


DIFFERENTAIL EFFECTS OF HYPERVENTILATION ON THE EXCITABILITY OF INTACT AND ISOLATED CORTEX.


DETECTION OF EVOKED POTENTIALS BY ZERO CROSSING ANALYSIS.


[FREQUENT MIGRATION OF URINARY CONCRETIONS IN URETEROCELE].


OPTIMUM CONDITIONS FOR USING AGAR GEL MICROTECHNIQUES.


STUDIES OF THE TOXIN OF CLOSTRIDIUM BOTULINUM. 8. PROCEDURE FOR RAPID DIAGNOSIS OF BOTULINUM INTOXICATION AND ESTABLISHMENT OF THE TYPE OF OFFENDING TOXIN.


CEREBROSPINAL FLUID CHANGES IN MENINGITIS.


ROLE OF HYPERREACTIVITY OF BRONCHIAL AND PULMONARY VASCULAR MUSCLE TO ACETYLCHOLINE AND HISTAMINE IN ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK IN RABBITS AND GUINEA-PIGS.


A PROPOSED ROLE OF IN VIVO UTERINE ANAPHYLAXIS IN THE ETIOLOGY OF ABORTION AND STERILITY.


ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY.

ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY.


INVESTIGATIONS INTO THE MECHANISM OF PERTUSSIS VACCINE INDUCED HYPERSENSITIVITY. II. EFFECT OF INSULIN ON FILTRATING OF THE CAPILLARY NETWORK IN THE RAT.


TUBERCULOUS MENINGITIS.

TUBERCULOUS MENINGITIS.


SOME ASPECTS OF ASEPTIC MENINGITIS.

SOME ASPECTS OF ASEPTIC MENINGITIS.


PROF. SELMAN A. WAKSMAN.

PROF. SELMAN A. WAKSMAN.


AN OBLIGATION TO EPILEPTIC CHILDREN.

AN OBLIGATION TO EPILEPTIC CHILDREN.


ADVANCES IN THE MANAGEMENT OF INFANTS WITH CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE.


KLIPPEL-FEIL SYNDROME.

KLIPPEL-FEIL SYNDROME.


POSTPARTUM AND DEPRESSIVE PSYCHIATRIC SYMPTOMS AND THYROID ACTIVITY.


TEN YEARS WITH THE VETERANS.

TEN YEARS WITH THE VETERANS.


CLINICAL PROBLEMS OF ADOLESCENCE.

CLINICAL PROBLEMS OF ADOLESCENCE.


COLLEGE STUDENTS AND MENSTRUAL FACTS.

COLLEGE STUDENTS AND MENSTRUAL FACTS.


NEEDS OF THE TEEN-AGE MARRIAGE.

NEEDS OF THE TEEN-AGE MARRIAGE.


CAREERS IN INTERNAL MEDICINE.

CAREERS IN INTERNAL MEDICINE.


CONCENTRATION DEPOLARIZATION OF THE PHOSPHORESCENCE EMISSION.


RECTANGULAR APPROXIMATION FOR CONCENTRATION-DEPENDENT SEDIMENTATION IN THE ULTRACENTRIFUGE.


STUDIES OF HYDROGEN-BONDED SYSTEMS. II. TUNNELING AND TAUTOMERIC EQUILIBRIA IN THE N-H...N HYDROGEN BOND OF THE GUANINE-CYTOSINE BASE PAIR.


INTERACTION BETWEEN CHLOROPHYLL ALPHA AND VITAMIN K1 IN MONOMOLECULAR FILMS.


FAMILIAL LOW BIRTHWEIGHT DWARFISM WITH AN UNUSUAL FACIES AND A SKIN ERUPTION.


GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATE DEHYDROGENASE (G6PD) DEFICIENCY, THALASSAEMIA, AND ABNORMAL HAEMOGLOBINS IN TAIWAN.


MUSCLE HISTOLOGY IN CARRIERS OF DUCHENNE MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY.


BLOOD AND SERUM GROUPS IN TAIWAN.

BLOOD AND SERUM GROUPS IN TAIWAN.


ABO BLOOD GROUPS AND GASTRIC ULCER.

ABO BLOOD GROUPS AND GASTRIC ULCER.


MONOZYGOTIC TWINNING IN MICE.

MONOZYGOTIC TWINNING IN MICE.


CEREBRO-METACARPO-METATARSAL DYSTROPHY (PSEUDO-PSEUDO HYPOPARATHYROIDISM) WITH CHROMOSOMAL ANOMALY.


MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY (DUCHENNE) IN A GIRL WITH TURNER'S SYNDROME.


CULTURE OF PERIPHERAL BLOOD LEUCOCYTES FOR CHROMOSOME ANALYSIS USING A FEW DROPS OF WHOLE BLOOD.


SEGREGATION ANALYSIS OF JUVENILE DIABETES MELLITUS.


HUMAN HAEMOGLOBINS.

HUMAN HAEMOGLOBINS.


EXPERIMENTAL GINGIVITIS IN MAN.

EXPERIMENTAL GINGIVITIS IN MAN.


FURTHER ASPECTS OF THE PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY OF SOME NON-IONIC DETERGENTS.


LACTIC DEHYDROGENASE ACTIVITY IN PERIODONTAL TISSUES.


REDUCTION OF GINGIVITIS BY TOOTHBRUSHING.


NITROETHYLENES AND RELATED COMPOUNDS AS TRICHOMONACIDES AND CANDIDACIDS.


TOPICAL ANTIBIOTIC CONTROL OF DENTOGINGIVAL PLAQUE.


SOME PYRROLIDINES AND AZACYCLOHEPTANES RELATED TO REVERSED ESTERS OF PETHIDINE.


NOTE ON THE ESTIMATION OF IBUFENAC IN SERUM.


ACTIONS OF HEMICHOLINIUM AND TRIETHYLCHOLINE ON RESPONSES OF GUINEA-PIG COLON TO STIMULATION OF AUTONOMIC NERVES.


SULCUS DEEPENING INCORPORATING MUCOSAL GRAFT.


AN AUTOMATIC APPARATUS FOR REPEATED STIMULATION OF ISOLATED ORGANS BY AGONIST DRUGS.


INFLUENCE OF ASCORBIC ACID ON THE SENSITIVITY OF GUINEA-PIG ILEUM.


SUPPRESSION OF AN "ADJUVANT ARTHRITIS" IN ALLOXAN-DIABETIC RATS.


REPAIR OF A DENTOGINGIVAL DEFECT WITH A PEDICLE FLAP.


LACK OF THE EFFECT OF MELATONIN ON THE FROG SPERMATOGENIC REACTION.


SEASONAL VARIATION IN THE RESISTANCE OF RATS.


VALIDITY OF PTOSIS AS A MEASURE OF THE CENTRAL DEPRESSANT  ACTION OF RESERPINE.


MATHEMATICAL TREATMENT FOR ORAL SUSTAINED RELEASE DRUG FORMULATIONS.


A REPRODUCIBLE METHOD FOR RADIOGRAPHIC DIAGNOSIS OF CALCULUS ON PROXIMAL SURFACES.


AMPHETAMINE AND STORES OF NORADRENALINE.


MINORITY CARRIER TRAPPING AND DYE SENSITIZATION.


AN EFFECT OF INFLAMMATION ON HUMAN GINGIVAL COLLAGEN.


AN ELECTRON-HOLE PICTURE OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS.


RATE OF EXCHANGE OF CHLORINE BETWEEN DIMETHYLCHLORAMINE AND SUCCINIMIDE.


THE EFFECTS OF STRONTIUM AND OTHER DIVALENT CATIONS ON POTASSIUM CONTRACTURE IN A LOCUST LEG MUSCLE.


OXYGEN CONSUMPTION AND ELECTROLYTE COMPOSITION OF KIDNEY SLICES BETWEEN 20 AND O DEGREE C.


EFFECTS OF UREA UPON THE WATER AND IONIC CONTENT OF LIVER SLICES.


THE EFFECT OF HIGH AND LOW CONCENTRATIONS OF CALCIUM OF THE SODIUM TRANSPORT OF THE ISOLATED TOAD BLADDER.


OBSERVATIONS ON THE FUSIMOTOR FIBRES OF THE TIBIALIS POSTERIOR MUSCLE OF THE CAT.


STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL CHANGES IN THE FROG SYMPATHETIC GANGLION FOLLOWING CUTTING OF THE PRESYNAPTIC NERVE FIBRES.


THE EFFECT OF SYMPATHETIC NERVE STIMULATION OF VASOCONSTRICTOR RESPONSES IN PERFUSED MESENTERIC BLOOD VESSELS OF THE RAT.


INFLUENCE OF OSMOTIC STRENGTH ON CROSS-SECTION AND VOLUME OF ISOLATED SINGLE MUSCLE FIBRES.


IONS AND THE RECEPTOR POTENTIAL IN THE MUSCLE SPINDLE OF THE FROG.


THE EFFECTS OF ADRENALECTOMY AND FASTING ON INTESTINAL FUNCTION IN THE RAT.


NECROTIZING PROPERTIES OF HUMAN BLOOD FOLLOWING INCUBATION WITH AUTOLOGOUS PANCREATIC SECRETIONS.


THE EFFECT OF CALCIUM IONS ON POTASSIUM CONTRACTURE IN A LOCUST LEG MUSCLE.


ACUTE RISE OF TOTAL PLASMA CALCIUM IN POSTMORTEM ACIDOSIS.


THE INFLUENCE OF IODINE ON PERITONEAL IMPLANTATION OF TUMORS.


CHANGES IN OXYGEN CONSUMPTION IN SHOCK; CORRELATION WITH OTHER KNOWN PARAMETERS.


FROSTBITE TREATMENT IN THE MOUSE WITH LOW MOLECULAR WEIGHT DEXTRAN.


THE PATHOGENESIS OF STRANGULATION OBSTRUCTION. EFFECT OF HEMOGLOBIN ON BACTERICIDAL CAPACITY OF HUMAN LEUKOCYTES.


A STANDARD MODEL FOR TENSIOMETRIC STUDIES.


SUSPENSION CULTURES OF MAMMALIAN CELLS. A REVIEW.


ULTRASOUND AS A METHOD TO DETECT BUBBLES OR PARTICULATE MATTER IN THE ARTERIAL LINE DURING CARDIOPULMONARY BYPASS.


HEMATOLOGIC ASPECTS OF ARSENIC INTOXICATION.


CONNECTIVE-TISSUE DISEASE AND RHEUMATOID FACTORS IN PATIENTS WITH RENAL TRANSPLANTS.


DISSECTING ANEURYSMS OF THE CORONARY ARTERY.


ADMINISTRATIVE REORGANIZATION OF MUNICIPAL HEALTH SERVICES--THE BOSTON EXPERIENCE.


SUPPRESSION OF IN VITRO LYMPHOCYTE RESPONSES BY CHLOROQUINE.


DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF DIGITALIS TOXICITY.


MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION AFTER THE PHENTOLAMINE TEST.


BARBITURATE POISONING.

BARBITURATE POISONING.


JOHN XXI--OPHTHALMOLOGIST, PROFESSOR OF PHYSIC, POPE.


CASE RECORDS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL. CASE 29-1965.


REPORT ON BOSTON'S HEALTH SERVICES.

REPORT ON BOSTON'S HEALTH SERVICES.


INTERNATIONAL BIOMEDICAL COMMUNICATIONS RESEARCH CENTER.


AN OUTLINE OF MEDICAL PRACTICE IN WELLINGTON.


TREATMENT OF LEUKEMIA BY EXTRACORPOREAL IRRADIATION.


MENINGEAL TUMOURS WITH EXTRACRANIAL METASTASES: REPORT OF A CASE.


THE ASSOCIATION OF SILICOSIS AND TUBERCULOSIS WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO THE INITIAL STAGES AND SUBSEQUENT COURSE.


MORPHOLOGICAL LIVER CHANGES IN HAEMOCHROMATOSIS. OPTICAL AND ELECTRON MICROSCOPY STUDIES.


A NEW FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPY TECHNIQUE FOR DEMONSTRATING THE STRUCTURE AND IDENTIFYING PUTREFIED PARENCHYMA.


LYMPHOADENOGRAPHY AND PARIETAL PHLEBOGRAPHY IN THE STUDY OF SYSTEMIC AND METASTATIC NEOPLASMS OF THE RETROPERITONEAL REGION.


CLINICAL TRIAL OF A NEW SYNTHETIC ANTIHYPERCHOLESTEROLAEMIC AGENT: BETA-BENZALBUTYRAMIDE.


THE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF STERILITY IN MARRIAGE.


PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF POST-MASTECTOMY ARM OEDEMA.


CLINICAL FINDINGS ON THE INTRA-ARTERIAL INJECTION OF 32-P-LABELLED RESIN MICROSPHERES.


THE INTEGRAL STRUCTURAL FUNCTIONAL RELATIONS OF THE HUMAN FRONTAL BRAINS, BEING THE SYMBOLIC PREFIGURATION AND BASIS OF THE EXISTENIALIA OF HUMAN EXISTENCE: A STUDY OF THE FRONTAL LOBES.


SOME OBSERVATIONS ON DISCRIMINATION OF WEIGHTS.


THE ACUTE ENCEPHALOPATHIC REACTION IN INFANTS. A STUDY OF AUTOPSY CASES FOLLOWING SMALLPOX VACCINATION AND OTHER TOXI-INFECTIOUS CONDITIONS.


MALARIA RESEARCH FOR MALARIA ERADICATION.


CONSIDERATION OF SOME ASPECTS OF HUMAN MALARIA.


TRIALS WITH DICHLORVOS (DDVP) AGAINST MALARIA VECTORS IN HUTS IN NORTHERN NIGERIA.


UROLOGICAL COMPLICATIONS OF ENDEMIC SCHISTOSOMIASIS IN  SCHOOL-CHILDREN. I. USAGARA SCHOOL.


HYPOGLYCAEMIA IN SUPPURATIVE PANCHOLANGIITIS DUE TO CLONORCHIS SINENSIS.


EXPERIMENTAL BUNYAMWERA VIRUS INFECTION IN TWO SPECIES OF AFRICAN RATS.


O'NYONG-NYONG FEVER: AN EPIDEMIC VIRUS DIESEASE IN EAST AFRICA. VII. VIRUS ISOLATIONS FROM MAN AND SEROLOGICAL STUDIES UP TO JULY 1961.


KYASANUR FOREST DISEASE VIRUS IN THREE SPECIES ON RODENTS.


MINOR ILLNESS IN TRINIDAD: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY.


THE INTRODUCTION OF SHEEP TO HOUSING.

THE INTRODUCTION OF SHEEP TO HOUSING.


THE CONTROL OF FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE IN THAILAND.


ON THE DEATH OF DR. AGNES SJOBERG.

ON THE DEATH OF DR. AGNES SJOBERG.


ANIMAL HEALTH AT HIGH ALTITUDE.

ANIMAL HEALTH AT HIGH ALTITUDE.


THE EMERGENT VIRUSES.

THE EMERGENT VIRUSES.


THE INCIDENCE OF INFECTIOUS BRONCHITIS IN BROILER BREEDING FLOCKS AND ITS ECONOMIC EFFECT.


THE USE OF BENTONITE IN THE PURIFICATION OF PLANT VIRUSES.


THE CARRIER STATE OF BACILLUS SUBTILIS INFECTED WITH THE TRANSDUCING BACTERIOPHAGE SP10.


THE MOLECULAR WEIGHT OF LAMBDA DNA.

THE MOLECULAR WEIGHT OF LAMBDA DNA.


THE UPTAKE AND DEVELOPMENT OF REOVIRUS IN STRAIN L CELLS FOLLOWED WITH LABELED VIRAL RIBONUCLEIC ACID AND FERRITIN-ANTIBODY CONJUGATES.


A HETEROGENEITY OF ROUS SARCOMA VIRUS REVEALED BY SELECTIVELY RESISTANT CHICK EMBRYO CELLS.


ANALYSIS OF THE DEFECTIVENESS OF ROUS SARCOMA VIRUS. 3.  DETERMINING INFLUENCE OF A NEW HELPER VIRUS ON THE HOST RANGE AND SUSCEPTIBILITY TO INTERFERENCE OF RSV.


THE EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON INDUCTION OF DEOXYTHYMIDINE KINASE ACTIVITY BY HERPERS SIMPLEX MUTANTS.


PURIFICATION OF FIXED RABIES VIRUS.

PURIFICATION OF FIXED RABIES VIRUS.


ATTEMPTS TO DETECT AN INTEGRATED POLYOMA GENOME BY NUCLEIC ACID HYBRIDIZATION. I. "RECONSTRUCTION" EXPERIMENTS AND COMPLEMENTARITY TESTS BETWEEN SYNTHETIC POLYOMA RNA AND POLYOMA TUMOR DNA.


COMPLEMENTATION GROUPS IN PHAGE S13.

COMPLEMENTATION GROUPS IN PHAGE S13.


DELAY IN THE MULTIPLICATION OF INFLUENZA VIRUS.


FINE STRUCTURE OF FILAMENTS IN DOG KIDNEY CELL CULTURES INFECTED WITH MEASLES VIRUS.


INFLUENCE OF THE STATE OF SUBUNIT AGGREGATION ON THE ANTIGENIC SPECIFICITY OF TMV AND TYMV.


DEVELOPMENT OF INTERFERON IN RABBIT DERMIS AFTER INFECTION WITH HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS.


ANTIBODY RESPONSE TO THE NONINFECTIOUS 7 MU COMPONENT OF THE VIRUS OF FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE.


ACTIVE TUBERCULOSIS AND PREGNANCY. (CAE REPORT).


[EFFECT OF IMIDAZOLE DERIVATIVES ON LIVER TRANSKETOLASE IN THE RAT].


CANCER OF THE BREAST. A CLINICAL STUDY OF TREATED AND UNTREATED PATIENTS IN ICELAND 1911-1955.


OBSERVATIONS ON ARTERIAL HEMODYNAMICS IN VENTRICULAR EXTRASYSTOLES.


BODY BUILD AND SERUM LIPIDS.

BODY BUILD AND SERUM LIPIDS.


MEGALOBLASTIC ANAEMIA ASSOCIATED WITH ANTICONVULSANT DRUGS: STUDIES ON A CASE WITH FOUR RELAPSES.


ADAMS-STOKES SYNDROME IN CHILDREN WITHOUT ORGANIC HEART DISEASE: ELECTROCARDIOGRAM AFTER EXERCISE AS A DIAGNOSTIC TOOL.


HYPERLIPEMIA IN ACUTE ADRENOCORTICAL INSUFFICIENCY.


MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION DURING ANTICOAGULANT THERAPY: RELATION TO ANTICOAGULANT LEVEL TO PRESENCE OR ABSENCE OF RECENT CORONARY THROMBOSIS AT AUTOPSY.


DIFFUSE HODGKIN'S DISEASE OF THE GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT: REPORT OF A CASE WITH PROFUSE STEATORRHOEA.


LATENT PARATHYROID INSUFFICIENCY FOLLOWING THYROIDECTOMY. II. EFFECT OF INTRAVENOUS INFUSION OF CALCIUM UPON THE SERUM CALCIUM.


SIMULTANEOUS OCCURRENCE OF TWO IMMUNOLOGICALLY DIFFERENT M-COMPONENTS IN SERUM.


GLOMERULONEPHRITIS WITH INITIAL PULMONARY HAEMORRHAGE.


CARDIOTACHYGRAPHY--A METHOD FOR CONTINUOUS LONG-TERM RECORDING OF HEART RATE.


(INHIBITORY EFFECT OF NICOTINIC ACID ON FFA MOBILIZATION IN ALLOXAN-DIABETIC RATS. I. IN VITRO STUDIES ON THE FATTY ACID METABOLISM IN ADIPOSE TISSUE AFTER NICOTINIC ACID ADMINISTRATION TO DONOR ANIMALS.)


INHIBITORY EFFECT OF NICOTINIC ACID ON FFA MOBILIZATION IN ALLOXAN-DIABETIC RATS. II. A COMPARISON OF THE EFFECT OF NICOTINIC ACID AND SALICYLATE ON THE FATTY ACID METABOLISM AND GLUCOSE UPTAKE BY ADIPOSE TISSUE IN VITRO.


ECOLOGICAL FACTORS LIMITING THE EXTENSION OF MALARIA IN THE SOUTHWEST PACIFIC. THEIR BEARING ON MALARIA CONTROL OR ERADICATION PROGRAMMES.


ENDEMIC ONCHOCERCIASIS IN THE ULANGA AREA, TANZANIA.


THE LIPID RESPONSE OF YOUNG WOMEN TO DIETARY CARBOHYDRATES.


A SYSTEM OF PROPORTIONED FAT DIETS FOR CLINICAL USE.


NUTRITIVE VALUE OF FOOD IRON.

NUTRITIVE VALUE OF FOOD IRON.


THIS HUNGRY WORLD: A RESPONSIBILITY OF PREVENTIVE MEDICINE.


EFFECT OF FOLIC ACID AND VITAMIN B12 SUPPLEMENTATION ON TESTS OF FOLATE AND VITAMIN B12 NUTRITION IN PREGNANCY.


CONTRIBUTIONS OF NUTRITION TO MEDICINE AND HEALTH: PAST AND POTENTIAL.


SERUM PROTEIN ELECTROPHORETIC FRACTIONS AMONG NEGRO AND WHITE SUBJECT IN EVANS COUNTY, GEORGIA.


PHARMACOLOGIC TREATMENT OF COMA OF DIVERSE ORIGIN.


CLOXACILLIN: ACTIVITY IN VITRO, AND ABSORPTION AND URINARY EXCRETION IN NORMAL YOUNG MEN.


THE EFFECT OF INTRAVENOUS HISTAMINE ON THE URINARY EXCRETION OF EPINEPHRINE, NOREPINEPHRINE, AND 3-METHOXY-4-HYDROXYMANDELIC ACID IN ESSENTIAL HYPERTENSION.


HYPERTENSION AND HEMATOCRIT.

HYPERTENSION AND HEMATOCRIT.


RADIOTHYROXINE TURNOVER IN OBESITY.

RADIOTHYROXINE TURNOVER IN OBESITY.


CARDIAC OUTPUT AT REST AND DURING EXERCISE IN PATIENTS WITH HEALED MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.


THE PULMONARY BLOOD VOLUME MEASUREMENT IN PATIENTS WITH RHEUMATIC HEART DISEASE.


RAPID SCREENING TEST FOR SERUM PHENYLALANINE.


THE ROLE OF FRICTION IN THE INDUCTION OF CUTANEOUS PAPILLIFEROUS GROWTHS.


THE ROLE OF ALCOHOLIC INTAKE IN ESOPHAGEAL CARCINOMA.


CLINICAL EXPERIENCE WITH LINCOMYCIN.

CLINICAL EXPERIENCE WITH LINCOMYCIN.


SEROUS NEOPLASMS OF THE OVARY, WITH OBSERVATIONS ON RELATED NEOPLASMS.


INFORMED CONSENT.

INFORMED CONSENT.


A DROP OF BLOOD.

A DROP OF BLOOD.


ADMINISTRATION FOR THE PATIENT.

ADMINISTRATION FOR THE PATIENT.


GIVE-AND-TAKE IN HOME VISITS.

GIVE-AND-TAKE IN HOME VISITS.


ALLERGEN INJECTIONS.

ALLERGEN INJECTIONS.


THE KEEPER OF THE KEYS.

THE KEEPER OF THE KEYS.


CONFERENCES FOR PREGNANT, UNWED TEEN-AGERS.


EXPLAINING TREATMENTS TO YOUNG CHILDREN.


THE PATIENT WITH EMPHYSEMA.

THE PATIENT WITH EMPHYSEMA.


THE DIVISION OF NURSING USPHS.

THE DIVISION OF NURSING USPHS.


THE ROLE OF HOSPITAL NURSES IN FAMILY PLANNING.


PRIVATE PEACE CORPS GOES TO KOREA.

PRIVATE PEACE CORPS GOES TO KOREA.


ANGER IN GROUP THERAPY.

ANGER IN GROUP THERAPY.


THE RECTUM--AN INDICATOR OF SYSTEMIC DISEASE.


POLYPS OF THE RECTUM AND COLON IN CHILDREN IN PRIVATE PRACTICE.


WOUND DEHISCENCE.

WOUND DEHISCENCE.


SURGICAL COMPLICATIONS OF AMOEBIASIS.

SURGICAL COMPLICATIONS OF AMOEBIASIS.


HISTOPLASMOSIS IS A COMMON DISEASE OF THE COLO-RECTUM.


GOOD BUSINESS METHODS IN PROCTOLOGY ARE A PLEASURE OR: HOW TO ENJOY AN INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE AUDIT.


THE EFFECTS OF GALLAMINE ON CARDIAC RHYTHM DURING GENERAL ANESTHESIA.


ANESTHETIC MANAGEMENT FOR CARDIAC DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES. A 6-YEAR SURVEY.


ELECTRICAL ANESTHESIA PRODUCED BY A COMBINATION OF DIRECT AND ALTERNATING CURRENT: TECHNICAL STUDIES IN THE MACAGUE MONKEY.


THE RATIONALE OF THE USE OF FLUORINATED HYDROCARBONS AND ETHERS AS VOLATILE ANESTHETIC AGENTS.


INTRAVENOUS REGIONAL ANESTHESIA.

INTRAVENOUS REGIONAL ANESTHESIA.


A NEW VASOCONSTRICTOR: PRELIMINARY STUDIES OF PHELYPRESSIN.


ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC SIGNS OF HYPOXIA IN THE ANESTHETIZED DOG.


TOTAL REHABILITATION OF THE ADULT DENTITION.


CHARLES F. BODECKER.

CHARLES F. BODECKER.


THE BURSAE OF THE BODY.

THE BURSAE OF THE BODY.


THE EEG DURING ELECTRONARCOSIS.

THE EEG DURING ELECTRONARCOSIS.


MEAN CORPUSCULAR VOLUME, OSMOLALITY, AND VISCOSITY OF BANKED BLOOD: THEIR SIGNIFICANCE IN BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS.


SOME PHARMACOLOGIC EFFECTS OF INTRAVENOUS OXAZEPAM.


MALIGNANT GOUT WITH TOPHACEOUS SMALL INTESTINE AND MEGALOBLASTIC ANAEMIA.


TRANSPARENT SKIN AND OSTEOPOROSIS: A STUDY IN PATIENTS WITH RHEUMATOID DISEASE.


SIMPLE METHOD FOR MAXIMUM UTILIZATION OF BLOOD PRESSURE APPARATUS.


PROTEIN CONCENTRATION OF OEDEMA FLUID IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS. I.


PROTEIN CONCENTRATION OF OEDEMA FLUID IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS. II.


ENDOBRONCHIAL ASPIRATION OF A TOOTH: AN UNUSUAL ANESTHETIC COMPLICATION.


SHEEP CELL AGGLUTINATION TEST IN CHRONIC INTERSTITIAL PULMONARY FIBROSIS.


THE USE OF METHOXYFLURANE IN CHILDREN.

THE USE OF METHOXYFLURANE IN CHILDREN.


PREVENTING ASPIRATION DURING ANESTHESIA BY ESOPHAGEAL INTUBATION.


THE CORACOCLAVICULAR JOINT AND RELATED PATHOLOGICAL CONDITIONS.


ACUTE SYNOVIAL RUPTURE: FURTHER OBSERVATIONS.


HAZARDS OF ENDODONTICS WITHOUT THE RUBBER DAM; REPORT OF THREE CASES.


MYOSITIS OSSIFICANS PROGRESSIVA.

MYOSITIS OSSIFICANS PROGRESSIVA.


WESLEY BOURNE, M.SC, M.D., C.M. F.R.C.P.(C), F.F.A.R.C.S. 1886-1965.


RETICULOCYTE COUNT IN PATIENTS WITH RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS, WITH OBSERVATIONS ON THE EFFECT OF GOLD THERAPY ON BONE MARROW FUNCTION.


SERUM URIC ACID ESTIMATION CHEMICAL AND ENZYMATIC METHODS COMPARED.


A REVISION OF THE ANOPHELES AITKENII GROUP IN MALAYA AND BORNEO.


THE LIFE-HISTORY OF SOME VECTORS OF FASCIOLA GIGANTICA UNDER LABORATORY CONDITIONS.


BONE MARROW DEPRESSION AFTER DRUG THERAPY IN PATIENTS WITH SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS.


PHAGOTROPHY AND PIGMENT FORMATION IN A CHLOROQUINE-RESISTANT STRAIN OF PLASMODIUM BERGHEI VINCKE AND LIPS, 1948.


PHYSIOPATHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN PRIMARY ACUTE BLOOD-TRANSMITTED MALARIA AND BABESIA INFECTIONS. I. OBSERVATIONS ON PARASITES AND BLOOD-CELLS IN RHESUS MONKEYS, MICE, RATS AND PUPPIES.


THE CYTOCHEMICAL LOCALIZATION OF SOME DEHYDROGENASES IN CULTURE FORMS OF TRYPANOSOMA CRUZI AND TRYPANOSOMA RANARUM.


(COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF DIFFERENT STRAINS OF TRYPANOSOMA CRUZI.)


STUDIES ON THE BIOLOGY OF BIOMPHALARIA ANGULOSA MANDAHL-BARTH AND ON ITS ABILITY TO ACT AS AN INTERMEDIATE HOST OF SCHISTOSOMA MANSONI.


ANTIGENIC VARIATION IN CLONES OF TRYPANOSOMA BRUCEI. I. IMMUNOLOGICAL RELATIONSHIPS OF THE CLONES.


PARASITOLOGICAL STUDIES IN BRITISH HONDURAS. I. A PARASITE RESEMBLING TRYPANOSOMA (SCHIZOTRYPANUM) CRUZI IN THE COATI, NASUA NARICA (CARNIVORA, PROCYONIDAE), AND A NOTE ON TRYPANOSOMA LEGERI FROM THE ANT-EATER, TAMANDUA TETRADACTYLA (EDENTATA).


MYIASIS IN AUSTRALIAN FROGS.

MYIASIS IN AUSTRALIAN FROGS.


AN ASSESSMENT OF THE INSECTICIDAL CONTROL OF SIMULIUM DAMNOSUM THEOBALD IN ABUJA EMIRATE, NORTHERN NIGERIA, FROM 1955 TO 1960. II. THE EFFECT ON THE INCIDENCE OF ONCHOCERCA LARVAE IN THE VECTOR.


THE GENETICS OF BLACK PEDICEL, A NEW COLOUR MUTANT IN AEDES AEGYPTI (L.).


THE INFLUENCE OF THE GENE FM (FILARIAL SUSCEPTIBILITY, BRUGIA MALAYI) ON THE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF AEDES AEGYPTI TO SEVEN STRAINS OF BRUGIA, WUCHERERIA AND DIROFILARIA.


CROSS-OVER VALUES IN THE SEX CHROMOSOMES OF THE MOSQUITO AEDES AEGYPTI AND EVIDENCE OF THE PRESENCE OF INVERSIONS.


A METHOD FOR THE PREVENTION OF SKIN REACTIONS IN GOATS USED FOR FEEDING TSETSE FLIES, GLOSSINA SPP.


THE EFFECTS OF AGE AND FEEDING ON THE SUSCEPTIBILITY TO INSECTICIDES OF ADULT FEMALE, ANOPHELES GAMBIAE, AEDES AEGYPTI AND CULEZ PIPIENS FATIGANS.


THE OCCURRENCE OF ANOPHELES SMITHII VAR. RAGEAUI MATTINGLY AND ADAM IN GHANA, WITH A NOTE ON ITS POSSIBLE IMPLICATION AS A VECTOR OF NON-HUMAN MALARIA.


STUDY OF THE ACTION OF SOME EGYPTIAN PLANTS AND FRUIT JUICES ON THE CO2 PRODUCTION OF YEAST.


NEUROPHARMACOLOGICAL FACTORS INFLUENCING THE CENTRAL REGULATION OF THE RESPIRATORY-HEART RATE RESPONSE (RHR).


INVOLVEMENT OF BRAIN STEM NOREPINEPHRINE IN PICROTOXIN AND TYRAMINE-INDUCED CENTRAL SYMPATHETIC STIMULATION.


NICOTINE INDUCED CONTRACTURES IN DEPOLARISED CARDIAC MUSCLE.


EFFECT OF OESTRADIOL DIPROPIONATE ON THE GLUCOSE TOLERANCE AND INSULIN SENSITIVITY CURVES IN NORMAL AND OVARECTOMIZED FEMALE RABBITS.


ON THE PRESENCE OF A SUBSTANCE WITH AN ANTIACETYLCHOLINESTERASE ACTION IN CURARE DRUGS.


DETERMINATION OF THE DOSE-BLOOD PRESSURE-RESPONSE CURVE.


EFFECTS OF ORGANOPHOSPHORUS ESTERS ON THE CILIARY MOVEMENT AND THEIR USE FOR THE DETECTION OF TRACES OF ORGANOPHOSPHORUS COMPOUNDS.


THE EFFECT OF CHLORAMPHENICOL ON CYTOCHROME C AND CYTOCHROME OXIDASE PREPARATION IN VITRO.


EVALUATION OF GRADED RESPONSES TO DRUGS.


STUDIES ON THE CHOLINERGIC AND ANTICHOLINERGIC EFFECTS BY HYGROPHOTOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUE HYDROPHARMACOLOGY OF PRIAMIDE.


THE EFFECT OF COBRA VENOM ON THE RESPIRATORY MECHANISM OF THE DOG.


ON THE PHARMACOLOGY OF 1-HEXYL-3,7-DIMETHYLXANTHINE.


BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF FORMYL DERIVATIVES OF DIGITALIS GLYCOSIDES.


CONTRACTILE RESPONSE TO HISTAMINE AND ACETYLCHOLINE OF MAMMALIAN SMOOTH MUSCLE IN A K-FREE MEDIUM.


WHAT ARE MEDICAL STUDENTS IN THE UNITED STATES LEARNING ABOUT REHABILITATION?


EFFECT OF ACUTE TISSUE INJURY ON TRANSPLANTABILITY OF AUTOLOGOUS HUMAN CANCER.


CANCER CELLS IN BLOOD OF PATIENTS WITH MALIGNANT MELANOMA TREATED BY REGIONAL PERFUSION.


VIRAL COMPLEMENT-FIXING ANTIBODY IN PATIENTS WITHHODGKIN'S DISEASE, LYMPHOSARCOMA, RETICULUM CELL SARCOMA AND CHRONIC LYMPHATIC LEUKEMIA.


HYPERCALCEMIA OF BREAST CANCER; MANAGEMENT WITH CORTICOSTEROIDS.


CARCINOMA OF THE THYROID AND LARYNGOPHARYNX FOLLOWING IRRADIATION; A REPORT OF 3 CASES.


CYSTOSARCOMA PHYLLODES; A CLINICOPATHOLOGIC STUDY OF HYPERCELLULAR PERIDUCTAL STROMAL NEOPLASMS OF BREAST.


SMOOTH MUSCLE TUMORS IN CHILDREN.

SMOOTH MUSCLE TUMORS IN CHILDREN.


GASTRIC POLYPS; A HISTOGENETIC CLASSIFICATION AND ITS RELATION TO CARCINOMA.


EXTRAMEDULLARY MYELOID TUMORS IN PRIMARY MYELOFIBROSIS.


ENDOMETRIAL ADENOACANTHOMA; A CLINICOPATHOLOGICAL STUDY OF 55 CASES.


SPERMATOCYTIC SEMINOMA; A VARIANT OF SEMINOMA WITH SPECIFIC MICROSCOPICAL AND CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS.


INTRA-ARTERIAL VINCRISTINE THERAPY OF PRIMARY GLIOMAS.


SYMPTOMATIC ANGIOMYOLIPOMA OF THE KIDNEY.


THE PATTERN OF BLOOD-BORNE METASTASIS FROM CARCINOMA OF RECTUM.


SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA ARISING IN WARTHIN'S TUMOR OF THE PAROTID GLAND: FIRST CASE REPORT.


FATAL HOMOTRANSPLANTED MELANOMA: A CASE REPORT.


SUBSTRATES OF GLYCOLYSIS IN INTRACRANIAL TUMORS DURING COMPLETE ISCHEMIA.