The splanchnic removal in rabbits during fatal bacteremias of the circulating organisms and of superimposed non-pathogenic bacteria. 1. By a method of hepatic venous catheterization previously described, comparative data have been obtained concerning the removal of pneumococci from the splanchnic circulating blood of the intact rabbit in bacteriemias secondary to a dermal infection and in bacteriemias induced by a continuous infusion of organisms into the blood stream. The average splanchnic removal in secondary pneumococcal bacteriemias was 8 +/- 14 per cent (S.D.), in induced bacteriemias 9 +/- 15 per cent (S.D.). 2. Similar data were obtained in induced M. aureus bacteriemias in normal rabbits and in induced M. aureus bacteriemias superimposed upon pneumococcal bacteriemias secondary to dermal infection. The average splanchnic removal of M. aureus in normal rabbits was 62 +/- 20 per cent (S.D.). The splanchnic removal of M. aureus in rabbits with a simultaneous pneumococcal bacteriemia of infection was of the same order of magnitude as in normal rabbits. 3. The efficiency of the mechanism of splanchnic removal for a given organism is an important factor in the establishment and maintenance of a bacteriemia. Present evidence indicates that the maintenance of a bacteriemia requires a constant introduction into the blood stream of organisms from some source. 4. Pneumococci do not acquire a resistance to removal from the splanchnic circulating blood during the course of fatal infection in rabbits. 5. No final exhaustion of the mechanism of splanchnic removal can be demonstrated in fatal pneumococcal bacteriemias in rabbits.


A quantitative antibody response of man to infection or vaccination with Pasteurella tularensis. A polysaccharide antigen, prepared from a virulent strain of Past. tularensis by phenol extraction, was employed in assaying the antibody in sera from persons recovered from infection with, or vaccinated with Past. tularensis, using the serological technique of quantitative precipitation. Antibody levels in sera of individuals vaccinated with or recovered from infection with Past. tularensis were found to resemble those observed in similar studies by other investigators, such as the antibody response to pneumococcal antigen, meningococcal polysaccharide, and blood group substances. It is suggested that the value of actively or of passively acquired antibody to an individual exposed to tularemia is dependent not on the amount of antibody alone, but also on the amount of antigen with which the antibody is capable of combining.


The pathogenesis of hypertension induced by renal constriction. Blood pressures were determined on forty-two young male albino rats and a basal level established. The rats were then divided into four groups and subjected to one of the following operations: (a) unilateral nephrectomy with exposure and handling of the opposite kidney; (b) unilateral nephrectomy and constriction of the remaining kidney with a silk figure-of-eight ligature; (c) unilateral renal constriction with a silk figure-of-eight ligature, the other kidney being left intact after exposure and handling; (d) unilateral nephrectomy and removal of the poles of the contralateral kidney (three-quarters nephrectomy). The animals were followed for 50 days, during which blood pressures were measured on twenty occasions, then killed by exsanguination under ether anesthesia. The organs were weighed according to a standardized procedure and studied histologically. Individual determinations of serum creatinine and of the hematocrit levels were made. Mean lines and frequency distributions of blood pressure were subjected to statistical analysis. A definitely significant increase in blood pressure developed in the group subjected to operation (b) within 4 days postoperative. In none of the other groups did hypertension develop. Analysis of the individual renal weights and creatinine levels indicates the independence of the development of hypertension from the total mass of functioning renal tissue. Nor is it dependent on the prevention of renal hypertrophy or the presence of fibrous perinephritis. The effect is probably due to the production of a disturbance of hemodynamics or tissue tension with the liberation of a pressor substance by the injured kidney.


The maintenance of blood colloid: passage of stored gum acacia from the cells to the circulation after plasmapheresis. Removal of blood plasma by plasmapheresis from dogs made hypoproteinemic by injections of gum acacia over long periods of time, has resulted in the removal of more gum acacia than was originally present in the plasma. Gum acacia injections had been discontinued previous to the start of the experiments, and hence it must be concluded that the excess amounts of acacia were derived from deposits in the various organs. These observations verify the previous suggestion that the increase in blood acacia in the hypoproteinemic dog on a low protein diet is due to the transfer of acacia to the blood from its sites of deposit in the body. The experiments further suggest that the colloid content of the blood stream is maintained at the expense of tissue colloids, and support the idea that colloidal substances may pass in and out of cells.


Host-parasite relationships in experimental pneumonia due to pneumococcus type III. Experimental pneumonia was produced with a highly virulent strain of type III pneumococcus which synthesizes, during rapid growth, large amounts of capsular polysaccharide. The type III pneumonia differed from that caused by pneumococcus I in that (a) death occurred more promptly in the type III infection, (b) the local pulmonary lesion became more heavily infected, and (c) frank suppuration was common even after otherwise effective chemotherapy. The greater pathogenicity of the type III organism was shown by special histologic techniques to be due primarily to its capsular slime layer which interferes with surface phagocytosis. Capsular polysaccharide shed from the organism during growth was also demonstrated in high concentration in certain parts of the pneumonic lesion. Removal of the excess polysaccharide from the alveoli resulted from (a) lymphatic drainage to regional lymph nodes and (b) phagocytosis, particularly by macrophages. The possible relationship of the free carbohydrate to the malignancy and the characteristically viscous exudate of type III pneumonia was discussed. The lung abscesses which resulted from type III infection were observed to occur in those areas in which the maximum number of organisms had accumulated. Evidence was obtained that suppuration was due, not to necrotoxic products peculiar to the type III pneumococcus, but rather to the survival of large numbers of bacteria in the tissues, brought about primarily by the antiphagocytic effect of the slime layer. When pneumonia was produced with an intermediate type III mutant lacking the protective slime layer, back mutation to the mucoid parent occurred during the course of the infection, and the mucoid form eventually predominated in the lung as a result of selective phagocytosis of the intermediate organisms. Similar mutation to the maximally virulent type III form was noted with a transformed intermediate type III strain grown from single cell preparations.


The polymerization of proteins; adenosine triphosphate and the polymerization of actin. It was found that actin solutions contain ATP. Experiments in which hexokinase and creatine were added to actin show that the ensuing dephosphorylation of ATP affects actin so that it will not polymerize.


Two-phase formation in solutions of tobacco mosaic virus and the problem of long-range forces. In a nearly salt-free medium, a dilute tobacco mosaic virus solution of rod-shaped virus particles of uniform length forms two phases; the bottom optically anisotropic phase has a greater virus concentration than has the top optically isotropic phase. For a sample containing particles of various lengths, the bottom phase contains longer particles than does the top and the concentrations top and bottom are nearly equal. The longer the particles the less the minimum concentration necessary for two-phase formation. Increasing the salt concentration increases the minimum concentration. The formation of two phases is explained in terms of geometrical considerations without recourse to the concept of long-range attractive forces. The minimum concentration for two-phase formation is that concentration at which correlation in orientation between the rod-shaped particles begins to take place. This concentration is determined by the thermodynamically effective size and shape of the particles as obtained from the concentration dependence of the osmotic pressure of the solutions measured by light scattering. The effective volume of the particles is introduced into the theory of Onsager for correlation of orientation of uniform size rods and good agreement with experiment is obtained. The theory is extended to a mixture of non-uniform size rods and to the case in which the salt concentration is varied, and agreement with experiment is obtained. The thermodynamically effective volume of the particles and its dependence on salt concentration are explained in terms of the shape of the particles and the electrostatic repulsion between them. Current theories of the hydration of proteins and of long-range forces are critically discussed. The bottom layer of freshly purified tobacco mosaic virus samples shows Bragg diffraction of visible light. The diffraction data indicate that the virus particles in solution form three-dimensional crystals approximately the size of crystalline inclusion bodies found in the cells of plants suffering from the disease.


Carbohydrate metabolism of schistosoma mansoni. 1. Schistosoma mansoni utilizes in 1 hour an amount of glucose equivalent to one-sixth to one-fifth of its dry weight. Over 80 per cent of the metabolized glucose is converted to lactic acid by this organism. 2. The rates of glucose utilization and of lactic acid production by S. mansoni are the same under aerobic and under anaerobic conditions. 3. A high rate of lactic acid production and the absence of a postanaerobic increase in the oxygen uptake differentiate S. mansoni from most other parasitic helminths whose metabolism has been studied. 4. Arsenite and p-chloromercuric benzoate inhibit in low concentrations the oxygen uptake and the rate of glycolysis of S. mansoni. This inhibition is not prevented or reversed by an excess of glutathione or of thioglycollate. 5. Fluoride inhibits the removal of glucose and the production of lactic acid by S. mansoni to the same degree. 6. Low concentrations of quinacrine (atabrine) do not affect the respiration or the carbohydrate metabolism of the schistosomes. 7. The inhibitory effect of aldehydes on the metabolism of S. mansoni has been measured. Among this group of compounds dl-glyceraldehyde and o-nitrobenzaldehyde are the most effective inhibitors of glycolysis. 8. In a concentration of 2.6 x 10(-6)M (1:1,000,000) a cyanine dye inhibits almost completely the respiration of the schistosomes, but has no effect on their rate of glycolysis. The oxygen uptake of the worms is inhibited by fuadin to a greater degree than their rate of glycolysis. 2-methyl-1,4-napthoquinone is a much more effective inhibitor of glycolysis than of the respiration of S. mansoni. The latter compound interacts with plasma albumin and, therefore, its inhibitory action on the metabolism of the schistosomes is greatly reduced in human serum or plasma. 9. Evidence is discussed which indicates that, in contrast to glycolysis, respiratory metabolism is not essential for the survival of S. mansoni.


Purine and pyrimidine contents of some desoxypentose nucleic acids. The distribution of purines and pyrimidines in desoxypentose nucleic acids prepared from a variety of animal and plant sources has been studied. 1. The nucleic acids were prepared from calf thymus, calf kidney, sheep spleen, horse spleen, chicken erythrocyte, turtle erythrocyte, trout sperm, shad testes, sea urchin sperm, wheat germ, and Pneumococcus Type III. 2. Separate hydrolyses were carried out for the determination of purines and pyrimidines. These procedures permitted nearly quantitative recovery of nucleic acid phosphorus in many of the preparations examined. 3. In the case of those preparations where a quantitative recovery was obtained it can be concluded that no bases other than adenine, guanine, thymine, and cytosine were present in appreciable amounts. 4. The distribution of purines and pyrimidines in all the nucleic acids studied renders the tetranucleotide hypothesis untenable. 5. The results of the analyses have indicated no great differences in the composition of these nucleic acids with respect to purines and pyrimidines.


The intrinsic viscosity of mixed protein systems, including studies of plasma and serum. Experimental evidence is presented that the intrinsic viscosity of solutions of mixed proteins obeys the additive equation See PDF for Equation. The datum serves to characterize the system, and combined with other analytical techniques and fractionation procedures, enables one to analyze and characterize subfractions. The plasmas and sera of clinically "normal" individuals give intrinsic viscosity values agreeing with calculated values. The intrinsic viscosity values for pathological plasmas and sera in all cases are greater than normal and reflect the augmented levels of those proteins fibrinogen, alpha(2)-globulins, and gamma-globulins occurring in the pathological state. The method is readily adaptable to routine clinical use and furnishes a measure of the departure from normal of protein levels in serum and plasma.


Mixing rate of phosphate between plasma and interstitial body fluid of cows. Radiophosphate was injected into the left jugular vein of dairy cows. Blood samples were taken frequently from the right jugular vein during the first hour after injection. Between 20 minutes and 1 hour after injection, the decrease in plasma radioactivity could be formulated as a first order process, designated as "process 3," with a turnover time of 50 minutes. From 5 to 20 minutes after injection the decrease in plasma activity could be interpreted as the result of mixing plasma phosphate with another phosphate pool, designated as the second pool. The capacity of this second pool was derived as a constant in a kinetic equation, so chosen that the resulting mixing rates were independent of time. For two cows the capacity of the second pool was 5 and 8 times, respectively. the phosphate content of the plasma. This result led to the working hypothesis that the major part of the second pool was the phosphate in the interstitial tissue fluid. The turnover time of the plasma phosphate in the mixing process with the second pool amounted to an average of 14 minutes for 5 lactating cows, and an average of 21 minutes for 2 dry cows. This result was obtained under the assumption that the slow first order process 3 is parallel to the mixing process. The assumption that the slower first order process is in series with the mixing process reduces the resulting mixing time to about four-fifths of that reported above. The calculation of process 2 which deviates from first order may be applicable to numerous turnover processes in which both exchange pools have a limited capacity.


Studies on cell enzyme systems; the kinetics of heat inactivation of cypridina luciferase. Solutions of the enzyme luciferase, extracted from Cypridina, were subjected at pH 6.8 to temperatures from 40-55 degrees C. for times up to 24 hours. After the desired exposures samples were cooled rapidly to room temperature, mixed with luciferin, and the first order velocity constants (representing luciferase activity) of the resulting luminescent reactions were determined by a photo electric method. The form of the curve relating luciferase activity to time of exposure to a temperature in the above range is compound in nature. If the exposure to the high temperature is not too long, about two-thirds of the lost activity is slowly regained on standing at room temperature. The data were described by an equation which represents the following mechanism: See PDF for Equation A plot of the logarithm of the rate constant, k(1), against the reciprocal of the absolute temperature yielded an experimental activation energy for this reaction of about 57,000 calories, typical of protein denaturation processes. Log k(2) plotted against 1/T was described by either a curve or two straight lines, high activation energies resulting in either case, again indicating protein denaturation. The plot of log k(3): vs. 1/T showed no apparent dependence upon temperature, k(3) being practically constant over the range studied. This may indicate that the underlying mechanism is not actually as simple as pictured. Two other mechanisms that were also considered were discarded because of lack of experimental support. Measurements of the decrease of luciferase activity at 48 degrees C. and at pH 6.7, pH 5.5, and pH 7.9 showed that inactivation of the enzyme at this temperature was much more rapid at pH 7.9 than at pH 6.7 and was even faster at pH 5.5. These results from the Cypridina luminescent system were compared with those of other investigators on other systems.


Oxidative phosphorylation by a cell-free particulate system from unfertilized arbacia eggs. 1. A cell-free particulate system capable of effecting oxidative phosphorylation has been prepared from unfertilized eggs of Arbacia punctulata. A substantial increase in phosphorylation can be produced by addition of alpha-ketoglutarate, oxalacetate, or succinate, the magnitude of the increase being greatest with alpha-ketoglutarate. The activity of the phosphorylating system is sharply dependent on maintenance of a comparatively narrow pH range during both the preparation of the particulate system and its subsequent incubation with oxidizable substrate. 2. The maximum oxygen consumption of the cell-free particulate system derived from a given weight of unfertilized eggs is about three times that of the same weight of intact unfertilized eggs and approximately the same as that of an equal weight of fertilized eggs. 3. The data indicate that generation of high-energy phosphate bonds in the Arbacia egg is coupled, as it is in mammalian liver or kidney, with the functioning of the tricarboxylic acid cycle.


Action of nitro- and halophenols upon oxygen consumption and phosphorylation by a cell-free particulate system from arbacia eggs. 1. The ability of 4,6-dinitrocresol and eight other substituted phenols to stimulate oxygen uptake and inhibit phosphorylation by a cell-free particulate system from unfertilized Arbacia eggs has been determined. Five of those agents can produce both stimulation of oxygen consumption and inhibition of phosphorylation; one inhibits both oxygen consumption and phosphorylation; and two have no effect on either oxygen consumption or phosphorylation. In every case the effects of these substituted phenols upon the cell-free particulate systems parallel those upon oxygen consumption and cleavage in the intact fertilized Arbacia eggs. 2. The data suggest that energy for cleavage of the Arbacia egg is provided at least in part by oxidative phosphorylation and that substituted phenols may block cleavage by interfering with generation and transfer of high-energy phosphate groups.


Studies on the rigor resulting from the thawing of frozen frog sartorius muscle. 1. The rigor which takes place when completely frozen frog sartorius muscle is thawed ("thaw rigor"), is accompanied by a decrease in length of 70 per cent and a loss in weight of 35 per cent, whether the muscle is frozen in the resting or the exhausted condition, or during isometric tetanus. Muscle tetanized to maximal shortening shows a loss in weight of 25 per cent on thawing. 2. A load of 8 gm. is sufficient to prevent the decrease in length on thawing, but after its removal the muscle will shorten almost to the normal extent. 3. Inhibitors such as azide, cyanide, 2:4 dinitrophenol, p-chloromercuribenzoate, Cu, and hydrogen peroxide, when used for periods not exceeding 1 hour, have little effect on the shortening; although in some cases these poisons render the muscle inexcitable. 4. Muscles poisoned with iodoacetic acid and stimulated to exhaustion, or maintained at fixed length in nitrogen, show little or no shortening on thawing. ATP can produce shortening in the muscles in which it has been prevented. 5. The phenomenon is considered to be due to an in situ synaeresis of the actomyosin of the myofibrils. As a result of the disorganisation of the muscle protoplasm produced by the freezing and subsequent thawing, the ATP, which must be bound or localized in the resting muscle, can act on the myofibril in a similar manner to its in vitro effect on the actomyosin thread.


The cytochrome system in the cecropia silkworm, with special reference to the properties of a new component. 1. In the majority of tissues in the cecropia silkworm, cytochromes b and c are apparently absent, being replaced by a hitherto undescribed component which we have tentatively termed cytochrome x. 2. Spectroscopically, the new cytochrome is characterized in the reduced state by a broad and indivisible absorption band extending from 551 to 562 mmicro. 3. The enzyme can be demonstrated only in the larval stage of the insect and undergoes breakdown prior to pupation. It occurs in highest concentration in the walls of the larval midgut and resists extraction, being apparently bound to subcellular particles. 4. Evidence is presented, based on spectroscopic and manometric studies in the presence of various substrates and inhibitors, that cytochrome x is a single component which mimics certain of the properties of cytochromes b and c and of succinic dehydrogenase. 5. Detailed studies served to differentiate cytochrome x from the cytochromes b(1) and b(2) which it resembles spectroscopically. 6. On the basis of spectroscopic studies at the temperature of liquid air, it is concluded that cytochrome x closely resembles, and may be identical with, the component which Keilin has recently described as cytochrome e.


An analysis of the relationship between solubility and stimulating effect in tarsal chemoreception. The rejection thresholds of the blowfly Phormia regina Meigen for a selected series of substituted aliphatic hydrocarbons have been determined and an analysis made of the effect on stimulation of increasing the number of like substitutions from one to two, of the interaction of different types of substituent, and of the position of the substituent in the molecule. The order of stimulating efficiency (reciprocal of rejection threshold) of the functional groups which have been studied is: Br > Cl ? CH(3) ? CHO > C=O > OH. There is a consistent decrease in stimulating effect following the introduction of a second hydroxyl group. The introduction of a second C=O has little effect. Introduction of a second halogen is generally followed by a decrease in threshold. Two different species of functional group, one of which tends to increase water solubility and the other to decrease it, tend to counter-balance each other. A single oxygen-containing functional group on the end of the molecule or two of these groups which are terminal reduce the stimulating effect less than when one or more of such groups are subterminal or located elsewhere within the molecule. Branching of the carbon chain decreases effectiveness. Sulfur and oxygen linkages also decrease effectiveness. In general, the length of the free alkyl group largely determines the stimulating effectiveness. Its power is modified to varying degrees by the nature of the attached polar groups. Of all chemical properties examined, solubility alone agrees consistently with the foregoing data. Threshold varies directly with the molar solubility of the compounds in water. The fact that the threshold values for individual compounds are frequently different from those which would be expected solely on the basis of the correlation between threshold and solubility in water suggests that other factors are also concerned in stimulation. These have not yet been identified.


Enzymatic hydrolysis of soluble cellulose derivatives as measured by changes in viscosity. Observation of changes in fluidity is presented as a method for following the enzymatic hydrolysis of soluble cellulose derivatives. The activity of different cell-free enzyme preparations may be compared by this method, providing certain precautions are observed. In general, results obtained by use of the fluidity method are similar to those obtained using the reducing sugar technique, indicating that the same enzyme system is measured by the two methods. Changes in the DP of the substratum may be followed within certain limits of molecular size. Results indicate that a random splitting of CMC occurs during enzymatic hydrolysis, with a concomitant decrease in intrinsic viscosity and an increase in reducing sugars. Certain inadequacies of the cellulose-cellobiose-glucose theory, together with more recent findings, have led to the postulation of an alternate explanation of the mechanism of cellulose hydrolysis.


Free amino acids and nucleic acid content of cell nuclei isolated by a modification of Behrens' technique. 1. Nuclei were prepared from frozen rat liver by a modification of the technique of Behrens, and were studied with regard to the content of free amino acids and nucleic acid. 2. Under rigorously controlled conditions, preparations of nuclei are obtained by the Behrens' method which form a gel in the presence of 5 or 10 per cent NaCl or of water plus a small amount of dilute alkali; whereas when conditions are less rigorously controlled, nuclei are obtained which form no such gel. The property of forming gels with alkali is probably characteristic of all cell nuclei which have not undergone autolysis. 3. Nuclei prepared by the Behrens' technique contain the enzymes arginase, catalase, and esterase in very appreciable concentrations. 4. The free amino acids of the isolated cell nuclei, as well as of other liver cell fractions, have been investigated using the technique of paper chromatography. 5. The chromatographic patterns of the free amino acids of whole cells, ground cytoplasm, and isolated cell nuclei were very similar or identical. A feature of interest in these chromatograms was the faintness or absence of the spots due to a number of the essential amino acids, as compared to the intensities of the spots due to glycine, alanine, and glutamic acid. Glutathione was present in the isolated nuclei as well as in the whole cells. 6. Chromatograms made from hydrolysates of nuclei showed high concentrations of the essential amino acids and were similar to chromatograms of hydrolysates of typical proteins.


Meiosis in maize.

Meiosis in maize.


A new treatment of genetics.

A new treatment of genetics.


Four-point linkage as a genetics class exercise.


A pedigree of generalized lentigo.

A pedigree of generalized lentigo.


Four generations of ringed hair.

Four generations of ringed hair.


TWENTY-sixth All-India Medical Conference, Allahabad, 25-29 December 1949.


Medical treatment of bleeding duodenal ulcer.


Surgical treatment of bleeding duodenal ulcer.


Treatment of cardiac arrest by cardiac massage.


Intravenous procaine.

Intravenous procaine.


The use of a new spirothiobarbiturate 03620 for intravenous anesthesia.


Anesthetic management of cardiac patient with reference to diagnosis and treatment of cardiac arrhythmias.


CIVIL defense against atomic attack.

CIVIL defense against atomic attack.


Prognosis in myasthenia gravis.

Prognosis in myasthenia gravis.


Gonorrhea in the female.

Gonorrhea in the female.


The life expectancy of pregnant women.

The life expectancy of pregnant women.


The hypertensive sequelae of the toxemias of pregnancy.


The problem of low back pain.

The problem of low back pain.


Max Thorek, the man--an appreciation.

Max Thorek, the man--an appreciation.


My experience with total gastrectomy.

My experience with total gastrectomy.


Mediastinal cyst; report of 12 cases.

Mediastinal cyst; report of 12 cases.


Max Thorek, the surgeon.

Max Thorek, the surgeon.


Basic factors in scientific research.

Basic factors in scientific research.


Management of the duodenal stump in operation for penetrating ulcer.


Polyposis of the stomach with intussusception into the duodenum.


A simpler and safer proctosigmoidectomy.


Chronic brucellosis.

Chronic brucellosis.


Dangers and disappointments of biliary surgery.


Routine examination of the genitourinary tract.


Parotid gland tumors and their surgical management.


Periarterial sympathectomy to improve vascularization of lower extremity; report of a case.


A study based on 41 years of thyroid surgery.


Fracture dislocation of the acetabular rim with dislocation of the hip and traumatic sciatic paralysis.


Local causes of mortality and early morbidity in gastroduodenal resection for peptic ulcer.


Lymphogranuloma venereum and granuloma inguinale.


Intravenous sodium dehydrocholate in treatment of hepatic duct stones; report of a case and review of the literature.


Industrial noise and deafness.

Industrial noise and deafness.


Safe surgery of gallbladder and bile ducts.


Aqueous solution of phenol as a substitute for alcohol in sympathetic block.


Hemorrhoids and cancer.

Hemorrhoids and cancer.


A case of virus pneumonitis.

A case of virus pneumonitis.


A history of insurance medical examining.


Intramedullary nailing of intertrochanteric and subtrochanteric fractures with curved nail.


Management of acute diseases of the abdomen.


The 2 step exercise tolerance test, its value in insurance medicine.


Neuralgic pain wrongly ascribed to posterior hernia of intervertebral discs; report of 2 cases.


The use of radioactive iodine in hyperthyroidism; a report of 3 cases unsuccessfully treated.


Surgical management of lesions of the distal bowel.


Medical underwriting of industrial business.


The broadened scope of otolaryngology.

The broadened scope of otolaryngology.


Recent trends in esophageal surgery.

Recent trends in esophageal surgery.


Hypertension treated by subtotal bilateral adrenalectomy.


The surgical aspects of hematemesis and melena.


Surgical management of hydatid cyst of the lung.


Brown-Sequard epilepsy induced by cutaneous parasites.


Total sterilization of operating room by antibiotic aerosol.


Duodenal obstruction.

Duodenal obstruction.


Acute cholecystitis: preoperative treatment.


Recurring giant caculi of the prostate; an unusual case.


Sympathectomy and plastic operation.

Sympathectomy and plastic operation.


Failure of chloramphenicol (chloromycetin) in the treatment of three cases of lupus erythematosus disseminatus.


Chloramphenicol (chloromycetin) in the treatment of chronic discoid lupus erythematosus.


Effect of environment on chronic, severe and extensive itching dermatoses.


The effect of gelatin on fragile finger nails.


Undecylenic acid therapy in psoriasis and neurodermatitis (atopic dermatitis).


Torulosis; a review of the cutaneous and adjoining mucous membrane manifestations.


Sympathicoadrenal surgical regulation of glycemia.


Immunity of the adult scalp to infection with Microsporum audouinii.


Experimental controls in clinical dermatologic investigation.


An unusual virus isolated from a case of pemphigus erythematodes.


Physiological studies on the genus Microsporum.


Bone marrow changes in mycosis fungoides.


A clinical evaluation of adrenal cortical function.


Primary carcinoma of intrahepatic bile ducts.


A discussion of the prognosis and etiology of the Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome.


Massive gastro-intestinal hemorrhage in pregnancy.


Freedom of American medicine.

Freedom of American medicine.


Chronic occlusive vascular disease.

Chronic occlusive vascular disease.


Radiology in the rural practice.

Radiology in the rural practice.


Medical thyroidectomy in general practice.


Our medical school.

Our medical school.


Medical urology.

Medical urology.


Plasma viscosi.

Plasma viscosi.


A comparison of the effect of nine antibiotics on experimental typhoid infections in mice.


Factors influencing the heat coagulability of serum proteins.


Control of heart rate with an intracardiac thermode.


Liver function tests in infectious mononucleosis.


The value of the heterophile antibody reaction in the lymphomatous diseases.


The effects of intravenous administration of commercial beef heparin on the thrombocyte count and heparin sensitivity in man.


Comparison of Huggins' tests with sedimentation rate, Weltmann reaction, and the Bolen test in cancer.


Aplastic crisis in sickle cell anemia; a study of its mechanism and its relationship to other types of hemolytic crises.


The role of the spleen in radiation injury and recovery.


Vitamin B12 concentrate in the maintenance of pernicious anemia.


A useful menstruum for drying organisms and viruses.


Influence of sodium salicylate and sodium gentisate on proteinuria of lipemic nephrosis.


An improved skin electrode.

An improved skin electrode.


The immunologic response of children to the injection of chick embryo propagated mumps virus vaccine as measured by the complement fixation test.


A simple method for the densiometric determination of heavy water.


Studies on the stability of the histoplasmin collodion agglutination test.


The use of ampin--an automatic ampule injector for routine and emergency hypodermic medications.


Sources of error in ensymatic histochemistry.


A universal syringe buret and its use in microcolorimetric analysis.


Dilution as a source of error in chylomicron counts.


A method of chemical analysis of guinea pig lung for the factors involved in pulmonary edema.


Observations on the use of para-aminohippuric acid (PAH) in kidney function tests.


The use of ethylene oxide for the sterilization of hospital equipment.


Administration of potassium to patients with prolonged vomiting and diabetic acidosis.


Determination of sodium thiosulfate and para-aminohippuric acid in renal clearance tests.


Effect of citrate salts and other chemical factors on the distribution and excretion of beryllium.


Hypouricemia: with evidence for tubular elimination of uric acid.


Variations in the serum polysaccharide and sedimentation rate in clinic patients.


Comparison of the in vitro activity of nisulfazole with that of other sulfonamides.


Studies on lymphocytes from persons treated with radioactive iodine.


Gelfoam and thrombin in gastroduodenal bleeding; an experimental study.


The long-term evaluation of folic acid in the treatment of pernicious anemia.


The effect of adrenocorticotropic hormone upon uropepsin excretion.


Tolerance to the action of endotoxins of enteric bacilli in patients convalescent from typhoid and paratyphoid fevers.


Splanchnic blood flow in man by the bromsulfalein method: the relation of peripheral plasma bromsulfalein level to the calculated flow.


The effect of rutin on capillary fragility and permeability.


Studies on beta-glucuronidase activity in pregnant albino rats.


Ventilation measurements in pulmonary emphysema treated with pneumoperitoneum.


Blood ergothioneine levels in diabetes mellitus.


Fat emulsions for oral nutrition. I. The absorption of fat in the rat.


Microphotelometric determination of globulin and total protein in cerebrospinal fluid or diluted blood serum.


A simple spectrophotometric method for the determination of acetaldehyde in blood.


Preservation of albumin-fortified and unfortified blocking-type Rh antiserum with sodium azide.


Gynecologic conditions requiring emergency surgical treatment.


A pressure pump for administering intra-arterial or intravenous fluids.


The true toxemias of pregnancy.

The true toxemias of pregnancy.


Paracervical block anesthesia during labor.


Intra-partum care.

Intra-partum care.


Dystocia due to solitary pelvic ectopic kidney.


Nonspecific urethritis in women.

Nonspecific urethritis in women.


Diagnostic problems following abortion; 2 case reports.


Threatened and habitual abortion.

Threatened and habitual abortion.


Foreign body in the abdomen coexisting with ruptured ectopic pregnancy.


2 unusual conditions in gynecologic practice.


The coexistence of diabetes mellitus and diabetes insipidus; report of case with two successful pregnancies.


Antihistaminic agents; their actions and reactions.


Surgery in the diabetic.

Surgery in the diabetic.


The explosive hazard in the operating room.


Treatment of verrucae with aureomycin.

Treatment of verrucae with aureomycin.


Pityrosporum ovale; a cause of blepharitis.


Malrotation of the bowel.

Malrotation of the bowel.


FIRES in hospitals and institutions; a wonderful servant, a hard master.


WHAT every Maine doctor should know about the medical aspects of atomic weapons and atomic warfare.


Serious intra-abdominal conditions simulating appendiceal disease in young adult males and presenting acute problems in surgical treatment.


The clinical application of antithyroid drugs.


Essentials of procedures for commitments to the neuropsychiatric hospital, veterans administration center, Togus, Maine.


Apical lung tumors with report of a case.


Supralevator abscess causing urinary obstruction.


A report of a case of bronchogenic carcinoma of the lung with predominantly intestinal symptoms.


Esophageal diverticula; a brief review, two cases illustrating the standard methods of treatment.


Spontaneous gingival bleeding in aplastic anemia.


Nursing service at veterans administration center, Togus, Maine.


Medicine and freedom.

Medicine and freedom.


The welfare state versus the welfare of the state.


Carotid sinus syndrome.

Carotid sinus syndrome.


Roentgen therapy for bursitis of the shoulder.


Diagnostic and therapeutic block for the treatment of pain.


WILLIAM Farrell Reavis, M. D.

WILLIAM Farrell Reavis, M. D.


The two-fold problem of premature births.


Medical services in the Department of Defense.


Intramedullary nailing of fractures of long bones.


Ambulatory treatment of syphilis with aureomycin.


Nurse midwife service in Walton Country, Georgia.


A case of post-vaccinal encephalitis treated with chloromycetin.


Carcinoma of the stomach.

Carcinoma of the stomach.


Mind, matter and the doctor.

Mind, matter and the doctor.


Stab heart repair; report of a case.

Stab heart repair; report of a case.


Some obstructive lesions in the newborn.


Methemoglobinemia caused by nitrate pollution in drinking water.


Why medical economics?

Why medical economics?


Nicotinic alcohol tartrate (roniacol tartrate) in the treatment of peripheral vascular disease; report of 3 cases.


Rehabilitation in action; a case report.


Management of suspected poliomyelitis.

Management of suspected poliomyelitis.


Sarcoid spleen with thrombocytopenic purpura.


Endometriosis; vaginal smear findings as an aid in diagnosis and in the evaluation of treatment.


Rupture of the tendon of the tibialis anticus.


Lesions of colon and rectum.

Lesions of colon and rectum.


Treatment of essential dysmenorrhea with an antihistaminic drug (pyribenzamine R HC1).


A warning about lens extraction in the edentulous patient.


The Rh factor: its role in human disease, with particular reference to mental deficiency.


Frustrated ambivalence of the mating instinct.


The pattern of friendliness and dominance in a therapeutic group.


Body build, personality and neurosis in women.


Aspects of thematic apperception testing: depression.


Reactive psychosis in adolescence.

Reactive psychosis in adolescence.


The effect of prefrontal leucotomy on the psychogalvanic response.


A case of periarteritis nodosa of the central nervous system.


Active imagination during the use of the Rorschach method.


Disorders of temporal judgment associated with amnesic states.


Causes of neurotic breakdown in British service personnel stationed in the Far East in peacetime.


"Regressive" electroplexy in schizophrenics.


Trichlorethylene narcosis as a therapeutic aid in psychiatry.


Studies on psychiatric patients undergoing nitrous oxide treatments.


A comparison of personality-traits of schizophrenic patients before leucotomy.


Case of "naevoid amentia" with bilateral cerebral lesions.


Cataracts, ataxia and mental deficiency: a report of 2 cases.


Nomogram for the Rees-Eysenck Body Index.


Lesser known uses of thyroid substance.

Lesser known uses of thyroid substance.


Some clinical uses of endocrine products in gynecology.


Specificity of the vitamins; their proper clinical use.


Essentials in psychotherapy.

Essentials in psychotherapy.


The art of anesthesia.

The art of anesthesia.


Impending death under anesthesia.

Impending death under anesthesia.


The private practitioner and industrial medicine.


Avicenna--philosopher and genius, teacher and surgeon.


Ophthalmia neonatorum.

Ophthalmia neonatorum.


History of circumcision.

History of circumcision.


CENTURY of medical education at the University of Michigan.


The clinical urologic significance of fascial planes.


Gastrojejunocolic fistula; an analysis of eight cases.


Diffuse pulmonary infiltration accompanying eosinophilic granuloma.


Thromboembolic disease.

Thromboembolic disease.


CLINICAL pathologic conference; periarteritis nodosa; subacute glomerulonephritis.


Ruptured spleen; difficulty in diagnosis.


The supracondyloid process of the humerus.


An analysis of 607 surgical procedures done under epidural anesthesia.


Antabuse in the treatment of alcoholism.


Progress in orthopedic surgery.

Progress in orthopedic surgery.


Treatment of cancer at the Ellis Fischel State Cancer Hospital.


Mild histoplasmosis clinically resembling atypical pneumonia and accompanied by erythema nodosum and arthritis.


Report of the president.

Report of the president.


An appliance to induce toe flexion on weight bearing.


Modifications in the construction of the levy mould.


More about papilloma and its positive diagnosis.


Discussion of 5 years' use of DDT residuals against Anopheles quadrimaculatus.


Exclusion of the dog heart by parabiosis.


Further observations on the development of sporozoites of Plasmodium gallinaceum into cryptozoites in tissue culture.


A new approach to the roentgen therapy of cancer with the use of a grid.


The infection of chicks with pre-erythrocytic stages of Plasmodium gallinaceum grown in tissue culture.


Dihydroergocornine in the differential diagnosis of functional heart disturbances and organic heart disease.


Another occupational mark.

Another occupational mark.


Defective thermal coagulation of blood serum in cancer and other diseases and its clinical interpretation.


The infection of anopheline mosquitoes by native avian malaria.


Survival and growth of four species of avian Plasmodia on the Harvard culture medium.


Urinary excretion of stilbamidine and 2-hydroxystilbamidine.


Transmission of Haemoproteus columbae by blood inoculation and tissue transplants.


Life's later years; studies in the medical history of old age.


Plant control studies in Tennessee Valley reservoirs.


Field studies on the bionomics of Anopheles albimanus. I. Aestivation of immature stages-progress report.


Depth dose curves for treatment grids in radiotherapy.


Note on the host preferences of Anopheles pseudopunctipennis.


Studies in human malaria. XXV. Trial of febrifugine, an alkaloid obtained from Dichroa febrifuga lour., against the Chesson strain of Plasmodium vivax.


Studies in human malaria. XXVI. Simultaneous infection with the Chesson and the St. Elizabeth strains of Plasmodium vivax.


Attempted suicide among veterans; a comparative study of fifty cases.


Psychologic effects of electric convulsive treatments; changes in affective disturbances.


Shock--a psychosomatic phenomenon.

Shock--a psychosomatic phenomenon.


A psychiatric evaluation of discussion groups.


Boston society of psychiatry and neurology.


A case of multiple meningioma; the last chapter of an eventful life history.


Obituary: Bernardus Brouwer, 1881-1949.

Obituary: Bernardus Brouwer, 1881-1949.


Disintegration of motor function resulting from cerebral lesions.


Psychiatry and religion.

Psychiatry and religion.


Effects of anterior cerebral circulation occlusion with varying levels of blood pressure in the macaque.


The major cause of warfare--emotional incompetency; the emotional or psychogenic factor of behavioral control.


Work of the Aphasia Unit at Cushing VA Hospital.


Sleep metrazol, and auditory stimulation technics in electroencephalography.


Complications of ligation of carotid artery in young people for treatment of intracrania aneurysm.


The use of the associative anamnesis in a teaching program.


An experimental analysis of biochemically induced circling behavior.


Visual areas I and II of cerebral cortex of rabbit.


Physical significance of strength-duration curve for excitation of nerve.


Effect of section of vestibular nerve upon cortically induced movement in cat.


An analysis of primary response of visual cortex to optic nerve stimulation in cats.


Neurosurgery is what you make it.

Neurosurgery is what you make it.


Intramedullary spinothalamic tractotomy.


Interhemispheral subdural suppuration.

Interhemispheral subdural suppuration.


A study of 182 patients with verified astrocytoma, astroblastoma and oligodendroglioma of the brain.


Variations in the trifurcation of the semiluna ganglion and surgical implications.


Intervertebral foramen studies. I. Foramen encroachment associated with disc herniation.


Intervertebral studies II. Nerve changes incidental to foramen encroachment.


The surgery of epilepsy; limitations of the concept of the cortico-electrographic "spike" as an index of the epileptogenic focus.


Unilateral prefrontal lobotomy for the relief of intractable pain.


Gliomas involving the splenium of the corpus callosum; a roentgenologic study.


Gynecomastia in paraplegic males.

Gynecomastia in paraplegic males.


A contribution to the physiopathology of the choroid plexus.


Fibrocaseous cerebellar tuberculoma; surgical resection in conjunction with streptomycin therapy.


Oligodendroglioma in pre-adolescence; report of a case.


Metastatic pinealoma involving the optic chiasm.


Calcium phosphate deposits in guinea pigs and the phosphorus content of the diet.


Lysine deficiency in rats. I. Studies with zein diets.


Self selection of diet; appetites for sodium, chloride and sodium chloride.


Thiamine and riboflavin intakes and excretions during pregnancy.


Correlation of urinary excretion of riboflavin with dietary intake and symptoms of ariboflavinosis.


Yeast in the production of dietary massive hepatic necrosis in rats.


The effect on growth of the level of manganese in the diet of rats, with some observations on the manganese-thiamine relationships.


The effect of diet on the susceptibility of rats to poisoning by 2,4,6-trinitrotoluene (TNT).


The riboflavin requirement of the growing pig at two environmental temperatures.


The nutritive value of legume seeds; effect of autoclaving and the trypsin inhibitor test for 17 species.


Some factors associated with prematurity; the results of a National Survey.


Hydramnios.

Hydramnios.


Caesarean section, 1926-1948.

Caesarean section, 1926-1948.


Breech delivery; the foetal risk.

Breech delivery; the foetal risk.


The use of intravenous oxytocics in the second stage of labour.


Liver lesions in obstetric shock.

Liver lesions in obstetric shock.


Primary carcinoma of the ovaries causing obstructed labour.


Endometrioma in the posterior half of the labium majus.


Sodium pentothal anaesthesia for breech delivery.


Habitual foetal death associated with recurrent toxaemia of pregnancy in diabetic patients.


X-ray treatment of perineal inflammation in the puerperium.


Two cases of spontaneous intraperitoneal haemorrhage from the superficial veins of a uterine fibromyoma.


Central placenta praevia with bulging bag of membranes.


Pregnancy complicated by a malignant ovarian cyst.


JOHN CLARENCE WEBSTER.

JOHN CLARENCE WEBSTER.


A case of melanoma of the cervix.

A case of melanoma of the cervix.


THOMAS WILSON.

THOMAS WILSON.


Case of granulosa cell tumour associated with adeno-acanthoma of uterine body.


A case of full time ectopic pregnancy.

A case of full time ectopic pregnancy.


Chorionepithelioma of the fallopian tube.


Penicillin in carcinoma of the cervix.

Penicillin in carcinoma of the cervix.


Multiple myeloma.

Multiple myeloma.


Summary of 10 years of gynecological service at the University Hospital.


Surgical treatment of peptic ulcer with presentation of a case.


The relation of psychology to surgery.

The relation of psychology to surgery.


Early ambulation of surgical cases.

Early ambulation of surgical cases.


Clinical pathologic conference; subarachnoid and intracerebral hemorrhages, right, massive.


Acute anterior poliomyelitis.

Acute anterior poliomyelitis.


The personality in terms of the psychiatric components.


Therapeutic uses of the vitamins B; cirrhosis.


Cooperation for the public good is the obligation of the physician; members of an honored profession must never forget: the true professional attitude is never a selfish attitude.


Kirksville Osteopathic Hospital, the realization of worthy ambitions.


Diagnosis of seventh nerve paralysis.

Diagnosis of seventh nerve paralysis.


Therapeutic uses of the vitamins B; malignancy.


Introductory remarks for symposium on the physiology of parasites; American Society of Parasitologists, New York, N.Y.


The carbohydrate metabolism of parasites.


The oxygen requirements of parasites.

The oxygen requirements of parasites.


Effect of drugs on metabolism and enzyme systems of parasites.


Symposium-physiology of parasites--American Society of Parasitologists, December 28, 1949; protein metabolism of parasites.


On the estimation of Trichuris worm burdens in patients.


Parasitological study on the Eskimos in the Bethel area of Alaska.


A lethal trap for capturing small mammals with their ectoparasites.


Some sources of variability in cultures of entozoic amoebae; I. The effect of age of culture, size of inoculum and amount of starch.


Some sources of variability in cultures of entozoic amoebae. II. The effect of age of inoculum.


Some sources of variability in cultures of entozoic amoebae; III. Variation in vitality.


Blood protozoa of birds at Columbia, South Carolina.


Trichomonas microti, n. sp. (protozoa, Mastigophora).


Two new fleas of the family Tungidae.

Two new fleas of the family Tungidae.


Hymenolepis Rauschi, n. sp., a cestode from the ruddy duck.


A new species of the acanthocephalan genus Arhythmorhynchus from sandpipers of Alaska.


The pathogenesis of noninflammatory cerebral aneurysms.


Myocardial regeneration in experimental ischaemic lesions of the heart.


Parathyroid tumour with visceral metastases.


A new group of haemolytic streptococci for which the designation "group O" is proposed.


The production of cytoplasmic bodies by lymphocytes.


A case of septicaemia due to Salmonella chandans.


The effect of vitamins on the heart lesions produced by thyroid hormone in the rat.


Squamous metaplasia of the peritoneum.

Squamous metaplasia of the peritoneum.


Observations on the development and function of elastic-coated vascular channels in occluded arteries.


Primary pulmonary hypertension and related vascular changes in the lungs.


Penicillin inactivators of bacterial origin.


A case of lymphosarcoma with metastases in unusual situations.


A case of malignant interstitial-cell tumour of the testis in man.


The pediatrician's responsibility in the prevention of dental caries.


Does modified measles result in lasting immunity?


Some debated points in the treatment of acute poliomyelitis.


Priscolin for pain in poliomyelitis.

Priscolin for pain in poliomyelitis.


Serum potassium in poliomyelitis.

Serum potassium in poliomyelitis.


A simple, safe bronchographic technique for children.


Generalized histoplasmosis in infants and children; review of ten cases, one with apparent recovery.


Carrot soup in the treatment of infantile diarrhea.


Congenital anorectal stricture.

Congenital anorectal stricture.


Observations on a small outbreak of infantile diarrhea associated with Pseudomonas aeruginosa.


Antibiotic spectrum of Hemophilus pertussis.


Otitis media in infancy; treatment with streptomycin; report of five cases caused by Pseudomonas aeruginosa (bacillus pyocyaneus).


Acute pulmonary interstitial and mediastinal emphysema (airblock) and pneumothorax in infancy and early childhood.


Congenital aural fistula.

Congenital aural fistula.


Female pseudohermaphroditism due to congenita adrenal cortical hyperplasia with associated Addisonian-like symptoms.


Molluscum contagiosum treated with aureomycin.


Extra-nasal type of nasal glioma; report of a case.


Psychoses in children--a review.

Psychoses in children--a review.


Henoch-Schönlein purpura with nephritis.


Periarteritis nodosa in a 11-year-old boy.


Dermatomyositis.

Dermatomyositis.


Lupus erythematosus disseminatus.

Lupus erythematosus disseminatus.


The effect of intramuscular dihydroergocornine on the cerebral circulation in normotensive patients.


Streptococcal enzymatic débridement.

Streptococcal enzymatic débridement.


Synthetic analgesics; methadone isomers and derivatives.


The renal hemodynamic effects of dihydroergocornine (DHO-180) in man.


Electrolyte and nitrogen balance studies in patients receiving a nitrogen mustard.


Urinary antibacterial activity following oral administration of nitrofurans with detailed observations on 5-nitro-2-furaldehyde 2-(2-hydroxyethyl) semicarbazone.


The metabolic fate of pentobarbital; isotope dilution experiments with urine after the administration of labeled pentobarbital.


Assay in man of the chemical fractions of Veratrum Viride, and identification of the pure alkaloids germitrine and germidine as potent hypotensive principles derived from the drug.


The metabolism of amytal labeled with N15 in dogs.


Quantitative studies on the autonomic actions of curare.


Blood and blood products.

Blood and blood products.


The effect of tetraethylammonium chloride on gastric secretion in the dog.


The role of the gastrointestinal tract in the excretion of C14-labeled methadone by rats.


The structure of the flower of Hyoscyamus niger linn.


Analysis of the accessory factors in the causation of dermal reactions to insulin.


The absence of localization of barbital in divisions of the central nervous system.


Studies of ricinoleic acid and a turbidimetric method of evaluating the bactericidal action of solutions of phenols in potassium ricinoleate.


A note on the oxidation of papaverine by selenium dioxide.


High spinal anesthesia at the North General Hospital; preliminary report.


Drainage in emergency appendectomy.

Drainage in emergency appendectomy.


Is Chinese ham a public health menace?

Is Chinese ham a public health menace?


Diseases commonly encountered in tobacco factories; methods of minimizing them: preliminary report.


Significance and evaluation of the serologic titer in the diagnosis of syphilis.


On hemorrhagic diseases in the Philippines.


Penetration of cellulose fibers.

Penetration of cellulose fibers.


Polarographic observations on per-carbonic acids and per-carbonates.


On the significance of the slope of the polarographic wave.


The kinetics of isotopic exchange reactions.


The exchange of radioactive zinc between cellulose and sodium hydroxide-sodium zincate solutions.


Heats of adsorption. IV. Entropy changes in adsorption.


Adsorption desorption hysteresis in relation to capillarity of adsorbents.


Role of indifferent electrolytes in electrode kinetics.


Mathematics of adsorption in beds. II.

Mathematics of adsorption in beds. II.


Gelation of sodium silicate; effect of sulfuric acid, hydrochloric acid, ammonium sulfate, and sodium aluminate.


Mathematics of adsorption in beds. III. Radial flow.


Indirect colorimetry; the determination of the apparent dissociation constants of mononitroquinol, 2,6-dinitroquinol, and 3-alizarinsulfonic acid.


Electrolytic dissolution of copper in ammoniacal electrolytes.


Symposium on kinetics of propellants. Introductory remarks.


The mechanism of the burning of double-base propellants.


An hypothesis for propellant burning.

An hypothesis for propellant burning.


Thermal theory of ignition of solid propellants.


Determination of the thermal structure of a combustion wave by fine thermocouples.


The theory of the burning of double-base rocket powders.


Radiation effects in propellant burning.


A physical theory of burning of double-base rocket propellants. I.


Thorium nitrate. IV. Leaching with higher alcohols and ketones as a means of enriching mixed nitrates in thorium.


Thorium nitrate. V. Extraction from aqueous solution by organic solvents as a means of enriching mixed nitrates in thorium.


Communications to the editor; flexibility of nitrocellulose molecules in acetone.


A method for determining the properties of micelles.


Rorschach "card-pull" in a normal adolescent population.


History of form-level appraisal in the Rorschach.


Some interrelationships among four tests comprising a test battery: a comparative study.


An introductory note on the Children's Apperception Test (CAT).


The effect of varied experimental "sets" upon Rorschach test performance.


Some relationships between attitudes expressed toward the parent in a sentence completion test and case history data.


Colonel Paul I. Robinson, M. C. Chief, Personnel Division Office of the Surgeon General U.S. Army.


The organization and function, Personnel Division Office of the Surgeon General, United States Army.


Accident surgery.

Accident surgery.


Some medical aspects of atomic warfare.

Some medical aspects of atomic warfare.


The control of culicine mosquito breeding in septic tanks by means of D. D. T. bricks.


Hormonal imbalance in cancer; a survey and new aspects; chemical and biochemical aspects.


ARMY dermatological research unit.

ARMY dermatological research unit.


Two examples of nerve anomalies.

Two examples of nerve anomalies.


Clinical trial on 7-methyl-bisdehydro-doisynolic acid.


Acute oedema of the cervix uteri during pregnancy and the puerperium.


A urinary carrier of Bact. asiaticum; sharing an O antigenic factor with Salm. paratyphi A.


Cardiac catheterization; a new method of investigation in physiology and experimental medicine.


Where are going in school health education?


School health personnel--the school health coordinator.


An intra-dermal test for the detection of the cholera carriers.


Statistically speaking.

Statistically speaking.


Educational aspects of health service.

Educational aspects of health service.


A critical review of exfoliative cytology as applied in the diagnosis of malignant disease.


Experiences with a so-called cancer detection center.


Surgery of the thyroid.

Surgery of the thyroid.


Developments in the study of sickle cell anemia.


The early diagnosis of carcinoma of the lung.


Some principles in the development of services for children with hearing impairment.


Hearing aid selection by university clinics.


Binaural hearing aids: a review of some experiments.


The relation of streptomycin and dihydrostreptomycin to hearing and the vestibular apparatus.


The use of clinical psychological screening techniques by audiologists and speech pathologists.


The Purdue Pitch Meter; a direct-reading fundamental frequency analyzer.


Letter to the parents of the cerebral palsied child.


Hypothetical conditions under which stuttering is reduced or absent.


Diadochokinetic movements of nine-, ten-, and eleven-year old children.


A study of minor organic deviations in 'functional' disorders of articulation: dimensions and relationships of the lips.


Hypertension.

Hypertension.


Malignant tumors of the stomach.

Malignant tumors of the stomach.


Case report; surgical treatment of congenital multiple polyposis of the colon.


Multiple sclerosis.

Multiple sclerosis.


Intracranial aneurysm.

Intracranial aneurysm.


Clinical pathological conference; acute blood loss resulting from a benign gastric ulcer penetrating into the pancreas.


Renal trauma; conservative management.

Renal trauma; conservative management.


Nephralgia and associated lower quadrant pain.


Stone in the ureteral stump left when nephrectomy is done.


Primary amyloidosis of the bladder.

Primary amyloidosis of the bladder.


Vesical calculus with report of a gigantic stone in the female bladder.


Surgery of the dilated bladder.

Surgery of the dilated bladder.


The physiologic treatment of urinary stress incontinence.


The biological behavior of transitional cell papilloma of the bladder.


Total cystectomy for cancer of the urinary bladder.


Exstrophy of the bladder; review of 70 cases.


The upper urinary tract following uretero-intestinal anastomosis for bladder tumors.


Transvesical repair of vesicovaginal fistula.


Late sequelae following transplantation of the ureters into the bowel: report of two cases.


Total avoidance of postoperative bladder irrigation: results and conclusions from 200 consecutive cases.


The effect of vasectomy upon the incidence of epididymitis after prostatectomy; an analysis of 810 operations.


Prostatic tissue weight loss during resection.


Further experiences with an operation for the cure of peyronie's disease.


Abacterial pyuria, acute and chronic: its progress and treatment.


Abacterial pyuria: response to aureomycin.


A modified catheter for use in retropubic prostatectomy.


The effect of oral choline in reducing cystine excretion in cystinuria: a report of two cases.


'Furmethide' iodide in acute postoperative urinary retention; a study of 118 random cases taken from the general surgical service.


Urinary urease, crystalluria and recurrent stone formation: preliminary report.


Parathyroid adenoma and renal calculi.

Parathyroid adenoma and renal calculi.


Renal aplasia: 2 case reports.

Renal aplasia: 2 case reports.


Giant hydronephrosis of traumatic origin: a case report.


Renal and ureteral responses to obstruction.


Pararenal teratoma: case report.

Pararenal teratoma: case report.


Simultaneous bilateral operations on the kidneys.


Marked renal hematuria with negative x-ray findings.


Instrumental visualization of the renal pelvis at operation as an aid to diagnosis; presentation of a new instrument.


Bilateral single ureteral ectopia terminating in the urethra.


The bladder in fracture of the bony pelvis; the significance of a "tear drop bladder" as shown by cystogram.


The treatment of urinary retention in women by transurethral resection.


The consequences of the surgical relief of ureterovesical obstruction.


The spontaneous rupture of tubo-ovarian abscess into the urinary bladder.


Transmidline ureteroureterostomy necessitated by a solitary damaged kidney.


Diverticula of the female urethra.

Diverticula of the female urethra.


The development of cancer of the prostate after subtotal prostatectomy.


The cytologic detection of prostatic carcinoma: its clinical application.


Concomitant bilateral malignant testicular tumors.


Treatment of male infertility: an evaluation of medicinal therapy.


Advanced urologic training in the private hospital.


Preliminary report on urokon, a new excretory pyelographic medium.


Clinical evaluation of urokon in pyelography.


The survey of accidentally inoculated tuberculosis during typhoid preventive injection; clinical and statistical observations. I. Effect on the upper arm and armpit.


Studies on the influence of vitamin K on tubercle bacilli.


Pyruvic acid metabolism of the tubercle bacillus.


Study on the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis with No. 303 preparation (orthoamino-phenol) II. Pathologic anatomical observations.


Study on the saving of the various materials in culture of tubercle bacilli. III. On the saving of cotton used for plugging the tubes of media, and of paraffin necessary for sealing in culture of tubercle bacilli.


Experiment on streptomycin against tubercle bacilli in vitro.


The survey of accidentally inoculated tuberculosis during typhoid preventive injection; clinical and statistical observations. II. Other effects: statistical observation.


Study on the saving of various materials used in the culture of tubercle bacilli. IV. Stock of egg-media used for the culture of tubercle bacilli.


Studies on pathological reflexes of the lower extremities in pulmonary tuberculosis. II. Relationship between the Mendel-Bechterew and Rossolimo reflexes and the size, degree and kinds of the pulmonary lesions.


On the transition of blood picture following thoracoplasty.


Urinary tuberculosis and tuberculous epididymitis; clinical observation in the tuberculosis sanatorium.


Experiment on use of sterile rubber cap sealing instead of paraffin for culture of tubercle bacilli.


Study on the influence of weather on pulmonary tuberculosis. I. Influence of front on subjective symptoms.


Psychosomatic medicine; problems of a dual approach.


Multiple-lead electrocardiograms.

Multiple-lead electrocardiograms.


Artane in the treatment of parkinsonism.


Atrophy of the gastric glands produced by beta rays; histological findings in animals.


Kaposi's varicelliform eruption treated with aureomycin.


Vaccinia simulating variola; in an eczematous child.


STATISTICS for Eire.

STATISTICS for Eire.


LEONARD Graham Brown.

LEONARD Graham Brown.


B A Peters.

B A Peters.


EDGAR William Todd.

EDGAR William Todd.


The general pathology of virus infections.


Treatment of pernicious anaemia with parenteral liver extract; a review of 51 patients between 1940 and 1948.


Treatment of syphilis during pregnancy.

Treatment of syphilis during pregnancy.


Excretion of intravenously administered dextran.


General anaesthesia for bronchography in children.


MORE disciplinary cases.

MORE disciplinary cases.


ADULTERY disputed.

ADULTERY disputed.


Teaching of psychology.

Teaching of psychology.


Joint consultation in hospitals.

Joint consultation in hospitals.


NURSES' elections and the returning officer.


Morris Benjamin Brody.

Morris Benjamin Brody.


EDMUND Cecil Salt.

EDMUND Cecil Salt.


Wear and tear.

Wear and tear.


Influenza: a study in mice.

Influenza: a study in mice.


Circulatory changes in the foot after lumbar sympathectomy.


Lack of return of vascular tone in the feet after sympathectomy.


Sodium thiopentone as the sole anaesthetic for tonsillectomy in adults.


A cord-blood survey of diphtheria immunity; comparison of 2 populations.


Primary atypical pneumonia with hepatitis and nephritis.


TREATMENT of offenders.

TREATMENT of offenders.


ROBERT Menzies Galloway.

ROBERT Menzies Galloway.


ALFRED Edward Arthur Carver.

ALFRED Edward Arthur Carver.


MORRIS Youdelevitz Young.

MORRIS Youdelevitz Young.


The experimental background and clinical use of antibiotics.


Controlled circulation with hypotensive drugs and posture to reduce bleeding in surgery; preliminary results with pentamethonium iodide.


The nervous manifestations of periarteritis nodosa.


Steroid therapy in rheumatoid arthritis; a further report.


A.C.T.H. in rheumatoid arthritis compared with intramuscular adrenaline and with deoxycortone and ascorbic acid.


Kernicterus and prematurity.

Kernicterus and prematurity.


Rheology of human cervical secretions; effects of menstrual cycle and pregnancy.


ROYAL College of Surgeons through 150 years.


SURGICAL operation as technical assault.


WILLIAM Freeman Snow.

WILLIAM Freeman Snow.


EDWARD Burton Gunson.

EDWARD Burton Gunson.


ARTHUR De Winton Snowden.

ARTHUR De Winton Snowden.


KENNETH McAlpine.

KENNETH McAlpine.


The place of the obliterative operation in frontal sinus surgery.


The management of tinnitus.

The management of tinnitus.


Intracranial lesions simulating frontal sinus involvement.


The local application of "sulfamylon" (para-(aminoethyl)-benzene sulfonamide hydrochloride) in otitis externa and chronic otitis media.


Blood dyscrasia in otolaryngology.

Blood dyscrasia in otolaryngology.


The lymph pump mechanism of the nose and paranasal sinuses.


The use of a wetting agent in laryngotracheobronchitis with report of cases to date.


In memoriam Frarcis R. Packard.

In memoriam Frarcis R. Packard.


Hearing aids accepted by the Council on Physical Medicine of the American Medical Association, as of April 1, 1950.


Directory of otolaryngologic societies.

Directory of otolaryngologic societies.


Structural changes in the ciliated epithelial cell during upper respiratory infection; preliminary report.


The finding of positional nystagmus in the dizzy patient.


External otitis, IV-Cytologic study of secretions.


Hemorrhage in ear, nose and throat.

Hemorrhage in ear, nose and throat.


The management of nasal fractures.

The management of nasal fractures.


Rehabilitation of the preschool deaf child.


Aberrant salivary gland tissue at the base of the tongue.


Reactive symptoms after the intrathecal administration of penicillin. (Meningeal pseudoexacerbations.).


HEARING aids accepted by the Council on Physical Medicine of the American Medical Association, as of April 1, 1950.


Medico-moral notes.

Medico-moral notes.


The physician's obligation to give spiritual advice.


The concurrent calculation of ovulation rhythm.


Chloramphenicol manufacture by Parke, Davis at Hounslow.


Advances in emulsification.

Advances in emulsification.


DUTCH chemical factories and laboratories seen by British chemists.


CHEMISTRY of trypanocides.

CHEMISTRY of trypanocides.


NEW laboratories for fundamental medical research.


ANTIBIOTICS.

ANTIBIOTICS.


ANTISEPTICS and disinfectants.

ANTISEPTICS and disinfectants.


PLANT and equipment.

PLANT and equipment.


Matt vanishing creams.

Matt vanishing creams.


ANALYTICAL chemistry.

ANALYTICAL chemistry.


PHYSICAL chemistry of drug action.

PHYSICAL chemistry of drug action.


CHEMICALS, plant and instruments at the B.I.F.


COSMETICS.

COSMETICS.


SOAPS and detergents.

SOAPS and detergents.


Literal rupture of cervical intervertebral discs; a review of 14 surgically treated cases.


Generalized vaccinia; A report of two cases in children.


The treatment of gonococcal arthritis with streptomycin.


Neurocirculatory asthenia.

Neurocirculatory asthenia.


Flat feet in infants.

Flat feet in infants.


Gastric cancer today.

Gastric cancer today.


Psychological plagues.

Psychological plagues.


A new technic for portacaval anastomosis.


The importance and function of child psychiatry.


Hypopituitarism due to postpartum necrosis of the anterior lobe of the pituitary gland; report of 3 cases.


The role of the general practitioner in cancer control.


Congestive splenomegaly.

Congestive splenomegaly.


Pink promises for pale people.

Pink promises for pale people.


The naturalist in medicine with particular reference to Australia.


Glucose tolerance curves before and after gastrectomy.


Diagnosis of mental retardation in infancy.


The modern treatment of pneumonia.

The modern treatment of pneumonia.


A method for the collection of the secretions of the individual accessory sex glands in a marsupial (Trichosurus vulpecula).


Nutritional disorders in general practice.


Prolapsed intervertebral disc with special reference to the use and limitations of conservative treatment.


Modern treatment of prolapse.

Modern treatment of prolapse.


Changes in anaesthetic practice in the last forty years.


The treatment of flat foot.

The treatment of flat foot.


Treatment of flail foot.

Treatment of flail foot.


Contracted toes and callosities.

Contracted toes and callosities.


Hallux valgus.

Hallux valgus.


The care of the feet.

The care of the feet.


The value of radiography in the diagnosis of injuries of the foot.


Common injuries of the foot.

Common injuries of the foot.


The heart in thyrotoxicosis.

The heart in thyrotoxicosis.


The Galli-Mainini pregnancy test in office practice.


The local health authority and its relation to general practitioners.


A brief survey of modern trends in the treatment of mental patients in hospital.


Possible recovery from disseminated lupus erythematosus.


BURNS.

BURNS.


Office gynecology.

Office gynecology.


Vasospasm in vascular disease.

Vasospasm in vascular disease.


Truths and concepts pertaining to the genito-urinary system.


Handling of lepers in accordance with the international classification.


The unique role of women as therapists in psychiatry.


An unusual case of hydrocephalus with some comments on delivery.


HISTORY of women in medicine; medical women of North Carolina.


Case reports; hemorrhage in cervical cord; edema of brain; inanition.


Sycosis barbae.

Sycosis barbae.


Joseph Lister and the infected wounds.

Joseph Lister and the infected wounds.


Instrumental aids in general practice; the bronchoscope.


G.P. and the hospital services; out-patient department.


G.P. in Northern Ireland.

G.P. in Northern Ireland.


Rheumatism in children.

Rheumatism in children.


G.P. and the hospital services; the inpatient department.


Sterilizing the hypodermic syringe.

Sterilizing the hypodermic syringe.


The first cremation.

The first cremation.


Investigation and management of intracranial tumours.


Intracranial abscess.

Intracranial abscess.


Management of the closed head injury.

Management of the closed head injury.


Tumors of the spinal cord.

Tumors of the spinal cord.


Paediatric neurosurgery, the present position.


Anaesthesia in neurosurgery.

Anaesthesia in neurosurgery.


Dr. Francis R. Packard, 1870-1950.

Dr. Francis R. Packard, 1870-1950.


Sir Victor Horsley, 1857-1916.

Sir Victor Horsley, 1857-1916.


Serum-Hepatitis.

Serum-Hepatitis.


This is the polio season.

This is the polio season.


New horizons in medical photography.

New horizons in medical photography.


Demand for veterinary products likely to reach new record.


The significance of antique Peruvian sculpture for the history of phonology.


Chemical periodicals in the fields of pharmaceutical, cosmetic, and perfume chemistry.


Syphilitic cardiac deaths in over fifty thousand autopsies.


Review of 250 necropsy cases of hypertensive cardiovascular disease.


The plans of medical students for practice.


Challenging problems and demands of the aged and chronically ill.


Melanomata and nevi.

Melanomata and nevi.


Management of the pyodermas.

Management of the pyodermas.


Medicine and its practitioners in Olmsted County prior to 1900.


The principle of venous pressure reduction in the treatment of heart failure.


The treatment of cardiac patients on a home care program.


Some clinical aspects of refractory heart failure.


White medicine for the red man.

White medicine for the red man.


Compactness is the keynote of William A. Riley's plan for the Sceva Speare Hospital at Plymouth, N. H.


We need some new ideas on salaries and here we have one--a bonus plan.


Punch card accounting lightens the load of paper work.


Individualized infant care sets a new standard of safety.


Sleep is so healing, why don't we try it on the patients?


LOGIC, devotion and pie in the sky--are boundaries of hospital convention talks.


Crossett Health Center.

Crossett Health Center.


Hospital in Pennsylvania.

Hospital in Pennsylvania.


Dial system speeds interior communication.


Suggestions for a rate policy for voluntary hospitals.


"Painless extraction" from private patients, a well planned routine, from admitting office to follow-up of unpaid bills, helps to reduce the number of accounts receivable.


Human interest stories foster good press relations.


The one-day educational conference is practical, popular and inexpensive.


When you hire a nurse you hire a person.


The administrator's job as purchasing agent.


Why finances worry trustees and what they can do about it.


Liaison psychiatry pays an extra dividend.


Notes on the differences between office and hospital practice of radiology.


Provisions of the Manual on General Practice in hospitals.


Parenteral fluid therapy: basic principles.


Nutrition in disease.

Nutrition in disease.


Menus for July 1950.

Menus for July 1950.


Fire extinguishers their selection, maintenance and use.


The importance of the training program.

The importance of the training program.


Larvate encephalitis and epilepsy.

Larvate encephalitis and epilepsy.


Asymptomatic unilateral agenesis of the cerebellum.


Critical survey of the mycological literature of the years 1939 to 1942.


Ten years of investigation about mycopathology in Portugal (1938-1948).


Pierre-Ernest Pinoy (1873-1948).

Pierre-Ernest Pinoy (1873-1948).


Enzymatic grouping of bacteria.

Enzymatic grouping of bacteria.


Inhibition of pathogenic fungi in vitro by p-hydroxy methyl benzoate.


TECHNOLOGY and international relations.

TECHNOLOGY and international relations.


The fungistatic activities of vitamin K on dermatophytes.


British scientific instruments; physical society's exhibition.


J. B. Scrivenor. I.S.O.

J. B. Scrivenor. I.S.O.


Distribution of British plants.

Distribution of British plants.


Dr. H. R. Mill.

Dr. H. R. Mill.


BIRMINGHAM meeting of the British association.


The Spanish Higher Council for Scientific Research.


J. W. Williamson.

J. W. Williamson.


F. Hope-Jones.

F. Hope-Jones.


Low molecular-weight polymers from bis-diphenylene ethylene.


Magnetization in ferrites; saturation magnetization of ferrites with spinal structure.


g-Factors in ferrite materials.

g-Factors in ferrite materials.


Regularities of isotopic abundances.

Regularities of isotopic abundances.


History in Irish peat bogs.

History in Irish peat bogs.


GRAVITY as a geological factor.

GRAVITY as a geological factor.


SUMMARY tables of biological tests.

SUMMARY tables of biological tests.


KOSSUTH awards in Hungary for 1950.

KOSSUTH awards in Hungary for 1950.


U.S. National Academy of Sciences; annual meeting.


Air-speed/Wingtip speed ratios of insect flight.


Stimulation by insulin of in vitro fat synthesis by lactating mammary gland slices.


Biological action of x-rays, nitrogen mustards, diepoxides and peroxides.


Determination of the ionic exchange during nervous activity by activation analysis.


Determination of neutron densities by the permanganate method.


Measurement of appearance potentials of ions produced by electron impact, using a mass spectrometer.


High-frequency discharges in gases.

High-frequency discharges in gases.


Luminescence of silica.

Luminescence of silica.


Isoelectric points of enzymes as determined by inhibition with suramin.


Simultaneous fixation of trioses, pyruvic acid and acetaldehyde from alcoholic fermentation with living cells.


Bromination of certain ketosteroids and a partial synthesis of oestradiol, oestrone and equilenin.


Rotation of 6-isoEquilin (6-dehydro-oestrone): a correction.


Configuration of the C/D ring junction in equilenin and other steroids.


Interaction of arylthioureas and aromatic sulphonyl chlorides.


Structure of the diazonium ion.

Structure of the diazonium ion.


The reaction between betacarotene and antimony trichloride.


A method for the determination of procaine penicillin.


Mercerization of jute.

Mercerization of jute.


Davyum, a possible precursor of rhenium (element 75).


Regeneration of the hypophysial portal vessels, after section of the hypophysial stalk, in the monkey (Macacus rhesus).


Distribution of the littoral barnacle Chthamalus stellatus around the British Isles.


Examination of the magnesian sandstone beds of the punjab salt range for plant micro-fossils.


Velocity of light and of radio waves.

Velocity of light and of radio waves.


The liquid-solid transition in helium near absolute zero.


Variations in absenteeism during the week; an index of employee morale.


The Shirley Institute.

The Shirley Institute.


The Hebrew University: twenty-five years of achievement.


PROF. B. P. Babkin.

PROF. B. P. Babkin.


Thomas Rowatt.

Thomas Rowatt.


F. T. Peirce.

F. T. Peirce.


Anomalous rates of burning in cordite.

Anomalous rates of burning in cordite.


Polyploidy in rabbits, induced by colchicine.


Design and evaluation of biological assays.


British mathematical colloquium at Oxford.


Antibodies in foot-and-mouth disease.

Antibodies in foot-and-mouth disease.


Elimination of losses in the quantitative estimation of amino-acid by paper chromatography.


Degradation of deoxyribonucleic acid by free radicals.


Desoxyribonucleic acid content of the ciliate, micronucleus.


Use of the arsenomolybdate-somogyi reagent in quantitative paper chromatography, and its application to the study of sucrose utilization by a fungus.


Repair in vivo of the surface structure of the guinea pig erythrocyte.


Comparison of hydrophilic and lipophilic properties of sera.


Role of zinc in metabolism.

Role of zinc in metabolism.


Occurrence of biotin in seitz filter pad.


Insecticidal action of DDT.

Insecticidal action of DDT.


Antagonism between trypaflavine and cations.


Substances with fungicidal activity in the bark of deciduous trees.


Proliferative capacity of the hypophysial portal vessels.


Autonomic nervous system of the ratfish.


Flow of momentum and mass across the high-pressure belt of the earth's atmosphere.


Photoperiodic induction and the development of growing apex in rice.


An electron-beam decimal-counter tube.

An electron-beam decimal-counter tube.


A high-frequency current filter in a thermo-electric circuit for temperature measurement.


Relation of the harmonic mean particle size to the specific surface of particulate matter.


Bis-ethylene-dichloroplatinum.

Bis-ethylene-dichloroplatinum.


Pyrolysis of 1.2 dichloroethane.

Pyrolysis of 1.2 dichloroethane.


FAMILY limitation and human fertility in Britain.


The national institute for research in dairying.


Production and application of high-intensity x-ray beams.


PROF. F W Twort.

PROF. F W Twort.


Correlation of electrophoretic studies and other factors in the syndrome of secondary shock.


R.A.S. Macalister.

R.A.S. Macalister.


Developments in meteorology; centenary celebrations of the royal meteorological society.


METABOLIC interrelations.

METABOLIC interrelations.


WATTLE research institute, South Africa.


Effect of vernalization and photoperiodic treatments on growth and development of wheat.


Serological behaviour of human and hog h-substances with the so-called anti-O sera of different origin.


Welfare of animals in the laboratory.

Welfare of animals in the laboratory.


CARNEGIE trust for the universities of Scotland; annual report for 1948-49.


John Hanson: a maker of microscope slides.


Deuteron reactions with separated neon isotopes.


Application of proportional scintillation-ray counters to the determination of radioactive decay schemes.


Ultraviolet band-systems of CF.

Ultraviolet band-systems of CF.


Production of an irreversible joshi effect in the hysteresis-range below the threshold potential.


Effect of mercury on the thermo-electric properties of selenium.


Detection and estimation of small amounts of impurities in the air.


Mapping chromosome centromeres by the analysis of unordered tetrads.


South African fossil hominoids.

South African fossil hominoids.


Accessory isochromosomes in the moss dicranum majus.


Effect of sodium ribose nucleate on meiosis of grasshoppers.


Action of cyanate on the bone marrow of rats.


Physiological variations in serum proteins in cattle.


Association of xylan with cellulose in jute.


Influence of sugars and amines on the colorimetric hexosamine method of elson and morgan and its possible elimination.


2.3- and 2.5-dihyrothiophenes.

2.3- and 2.5-dihyrothiophenes.


Details of wind structure revealed by artificial nucleation of super-colled clouds.


Breaking of diapause in the winter egg of the european red spider.


Copper-deficiency disease of apple trees.


INTERNATIONAL Institute for the Conservation of Museum Objects.


Bond energies and bond lengths.

Bond energies and bond lengths.


Heterogenous catalysis.

Heterogenous catalysis.


The older stone ages; recent trends and discoveries.


Prof. G. W. Robinson.

Prof. G. W. Robinson.


Dr. Herman Shaw.

Dr. Herman Shaw.


Copper deficiency of fruit trees in Britain.


Structure of synthetic polypeptides.

Structure of synthetic polypeptides.


Feeding mechanism in the vermetidae (order mesogastropoda).


CARNEGIE Institution of Washington; annual report for 1948-49.


PROF. F. Severi's scientific jubilee.

PROF. F. Severi's scientific jubilee.


Enzymic formation of noradrenaline in mammalian tissue extracts.


Effect of aeration on the cytochrome systems of the resting cells of Brewers' yeast.


Nature of placental cholinesterase.

Nature of placental cholinesterase.


Revision of structural interpretations among tetrahydrocarbazole derivatives.


Structure of chlorodesoxypatulinic acid.


Scintillation counting of gamma-rays.

Scintillation counting of gamma-rays.


A general method for the localization of electronic transition frequencies in continuous absorption spectra.


Dielectric deterioration due to internal discharges.


Masses of the mu- and mu-mesons.

Masses of the mu- and mu-mesons.


Fine structure of the Rayleigh line in amorphous substances.


Thermodynamic equilibrium.

Thermodynamic equilibrium.


Effect of a sudden ionosphere disturbance on long radio waves reflected obliquely from the ionosphere.


Heart mechanism of arthropods.

Heart mechanism of arthropods.


Fungoid infection in ectocarpus granulosus.


Aryloxyaliphatic acids as systemic fungicides.


'Let-down' of milk in the sow.

'Let-down' of milk in the sow.


Dispersal of amoeba proteus.

Dispersal of amoeba proteus.


The MNS blood groups of Australian aborigines and New Guinea natives.


Technological education in Great Britain.


Soviet genetics: the real issue.

Soviet genetics: the real issue.


TECHNOLOGICAL and technical education in Great Britain.


Biosynthesis of prophyrins and congenital prophyria.


Subjective measurements in acoustics.

Subjective measurements in acoustics.


GROWTH and form.

GROWTH and form.


Dr. Alexander Wood.

Dr. Alexander Wood.


NEW John Innes Horticultural Institution.


Mechanism of the electric spark.

Mechanism of the electric spark.


COAL Tar Research Association; new research station at Gomersal.


MARINE engineering turbine research; inspection of the Pametrada Research Station at Wallsend.


MEDICINE in 1850.

MEDICINE in 1850.


RESEARCH in the University of Birmingham; annual report for 1948-1949.


NEW Zealand forest service; annual report for 1948-1949.


An apparatus for counting small particles in random distribution, with special reference to red blood corpuscles.


Total cross-section of hydrogen and carbon for 153-MeV. neutrons.


Thickening of sodium chloride crystallization layers by specific adsorption of foreign ions.


Preferred domain orientation in permanent magnet alloys.


A new frequency-modulation method for measuring ultrasonic absorption in liquids.


Conductivity and thermoelectric power of selenium single crystals.


Low-level atmospheric ducts.

Low-level atmospheric ducts.


APPLICATION of the Kozeny equation to consolidated porous media.


Heat transfer between a non-wetted surface and a moving fluid.


Selective absorption of sulphur-35 by fungus-infected leaves.


Effect of organic compounds on nitrosomonas.


Acidic proteins of cellular nuclei.

Acidic proteins of cellular nuclei.


Aminoacids in posterior pituitary protein.


Effects of iodoacetate on zymase fermentation.


Radiation chemistry of ferrous-ferric systems.


Nerve connexions of taste-buds.

Nerve connexions of taste-buds.


A peritrophic membrane in simulium.

A peritrophic membrane in simulium.


Development of the embryo sac, embryo and endosperm in helixanthera ligustrina (wall.) dans.


Microbiological factor in the Culbin Sands Afforestation Scheme.


Control of turnip flea beetle by benzene hexachloride drilled with the seed.


Red anomaly dominant to protanopia.

Red anomaly dominant to protanopia.


Robert Boyle's library.

Robert Boyle's library.


Report on one year's anaesthesia for thoracic surgery in Utrecht.


Pulmonary embolism; evaluation of a policy for prophylaxis and therapy.


Oral administration of aureomycin in the treatment of certain dermatoses.


Evaluation of chlor-trimeton maleate in hay fever and a variety of allergic diseases.


Fatal hepatorenal syndrome associated with phenurone therapy.


Boston Medical Library.

Boston Medical Library.


WEEKLY clinicopathological exercises; chronic gastritis, with thickened fold of mucosa, localized.


WEEKLY clinicopathological exercises; meningioma, parasagittal.


The serious side effects of the newer antiepileptic drugs: their control and prevention.


Postcaval ureter; report and discussion of a case with successful surgical repair.


Thiocyanate effect following industrial cyanide exposure; report of 2 cases.


Early neurolysis in the treatment of injury of the peripheral nerves due to faulty injection of antibiotics.


Intestinal obstruction during pregnancy.


Chipped glass as a probable cause of retropharyngeal abscess in an infant.


Body-fluid physiology: the role of potassium in clinical disturbances of body water and electrolyte.


Observations on the development of rheumatic fever and glomerulonephritis in cases of scarlet fever treated with penicillin.


Long-term follow-up study of penicillin-treated subacute bacterial endocarditis.


WEEKLY clinicopathological exercise; carbuncle of kidney; nephrolithiasis.


WEEKLY clinicopathological exercises; leiomyoma of uterus with red degeneration; pregnancy.


Inguinal ectopia of the ovary, tube and uterus; report of a case with associated tenitourinary anomalies.


Black tongue as a result of antibiotic therapy; report of a case.


WEEKLY clinicopathological exercises; metastatic renal-cell carcinoma to lung.


WEEKLY clinicopathological exercises; regional ileitis.


The problem of primary dysmenorrhea.

The problem of primary dysmenorrhea.


The eye in diseases of the nervous system.


The treatment of preeclampsia-eclampsia.


Heart disease in the Shreveport Charity Hospital.


Perforation of ovarian cystic teratoma into rectosigmoid.


Analysis of treatment in primary dysmenorrhea.


The diagnosis and management of patients with chronic recurrent headache.


Digitoxin or digitalis leaf; with special reference to the toxicity of digitoxin.


The value of electroencephalography in diagnosis of brain tumors.


The relationship between human breast carcinoma and sex hormones.


Cancer of the lung: consideration of incidence and etiology.


A welfare director looks at the welfare state.


J. Stanley Kenney, M.D.

J. Stanley Kenney, M.D.


Diet and arteriosclerosis.

Diet and arteriosclerosis.


Intestinal obstruction.

Intestinal obstruction.


Cellophane wrapping of intrathoracic aneurysms.


Prepyloric gastritis simulating gastric carcinoma.


Chickenpox complicated by severe pneumonia treated with aureomycin.


Experiences with the Huggins test.

Experiences with the Huggins test.


Cause and prevention of some untoward reactions from mercurial diuretics.


Massive hemorrhage complicating perforated peptic ulcer.


Seven cases of hemophilus influenzae meningitis successfully treated with streptomycin and sulfadiazine.


Malrotation of the colon.

Malrotation of the colon.


Polyamine anion exchange resin in the management of peptic ulcer.


Actinomycotic osteomyelitis in Paget's disease of tibia treated with diasone and aureomycin.


Cholecystectomy complicated by hemorrhage from the inferior vena cava.


Bilateral cortical necrosis of the kidneys.


Concealed traumatic rupture of aorta in orthopedic patient.


Complete recovery of a case of bacterial endocarditis with a two-year follow-up.


Practical periodontia.

Practical periodontia.


An experimental study on the control of dental caries; restriction of carbohydrate intake over a period of six weeks; application of oral hygiene procedures immediately following the ingestion of food.


Nitrous oxide-oxygen in dental surgery.

Nitrous oxide-oxygen in dental surgery.


Retraction of anterior teeth.

Retraction of anterior teeth.


The physiology of disease. v. Dehydration.


The use of hormones for infertility.

The use of hormones for infertility.


Generalized infection with a yeast-like fungus in a range bull.


Lead poisoning in calves.

Lead poisoning in calves.


Unusual digestive disturbance in cows.

Unusual digestive disturbance in cows.


Histoplasma capsulatum infection in a dog.


Vesicular vaginitis.

Vesicular vaginitis.


Congenital scoliosis of the anterior dorsal spine.


Vesical calculi in a shepherd bitch.

Vesical calculi in a shepherd bitch.


Cryptorchidism in a Siamese cat.

Cryptorchidism in a Siamese cat.


Proportional counters--1.

Proportional counters--1.


Atomic spectroscopy with separated isotopes.


Isotopes in the study of chemical reactions.


Scintillation conducting rods in tracer work.


Irradiation of small volumes by contained radioisotopes.


Pile neutron research techniques--III.

Pile neutron research techniques--III.


Geiger counter for civilian defense use.


Random sampling (Monte Carlo) techniques in neutron attenuation problems--II.


DAY hospital for mental patients; the Social Psychotherapy Centre, Hampstead, London.


Recruits for bedside nursing; missed opportunities with assistant nurse training.


The hazards of medical procedure; blood transfusion.


The essentials of mental nursing.

The essentials of mental nursing.


Medical photography and the patient.

Medical photography and the patient.


FIRST training college for midwife teachers.


Prefrontal leucotomy.

Prefrontal leucotomy.


Caesarean section.

Caesarean section.


A day at Haji Camp, Pakistan.

A day at Haji Camp, Pakistan.


Anti-social behaviour in children.

Anti-social behaviour in children.


Hermaphroditism and its treatment.

Hermaphroditism and its treatment.


Psychological approach to childbirth; the midwife's part in teaching the mother.


Breathing exercises in young children for improving lung action.


The hazards of medical procedure; pneumothorax therapy; air embolism.


Allergy from the school matron's point of view.


The surgery of congenital abnormalities of the heart and great vessels.


A case of purulent laryngotracheo-bronchitis.


The Royal College of Nursing, Education Department.


AMERSHAM General Hospital and Nursing School.


The welfare of the aged in their own homes.


The nursing profession in various countries; the role of the nurse in modern society.


The care of old people; for the health visitor's point of view.


The surgery of congenital abnormalities of the heart and great vessels lately of the thoracic surgical unit, the Middlesex Hospital, London; specific disease entities: pulmonary stenosis and Fallot's tetralogy.


SURGICAL treatment of Fallot's tetralogy; a series of pictures showing the dramatic recovery of a "blue baby".


The nursing care of 'blue babies', children with Fallot's tetralogy.


Lord Lister, a new approach.

Lord Lister, a new approach.


The nursing profession in various countries.


Curare in anaesthesia.

Curare in anaesthesia.


Trees and our food and water supply.

Trees and our food and water supply.


Medical problems in coalmining; the industry and its diseases.


Metabolic changes after injury and surgical operations.


ROYAL Victoria Hospital, Belfast.

ROYAL Victoria Hospital, Belfast.


NEW training college for midwife teachers.


A case of recurring irreducible intussusception in a child treated by right hemi-colectomy.


International meeting in Strasbourg.

International meeting in Strasbourg.


Student training in northern Malaya.

Student training in northern Malaya.


Iodine--a food essential.

Iodine--a food essential.


GROWTH factors for bacteria.

GROWTH factors for bacteria.


RIBOFLAVIN deficiency in man.

RIBOFLAVIN deficiency in man.


Vitamin E and tissue metabolism in vitro.


CALORIES and the postoperative nitrogen deficit.


GROWTH promotion by vitamin B12 in children.


INCREASED vitamin E requirement of chicks in hyperthyroidism.


EFFECT of hyaluronidase on absorption of fluids administered subcutaneously.


VITAMIN B12, folic acid, and choline interrelations.


POTENTIAL interrelations of chewing ability and nutriture.


METABOLISM of phospholipids within the cytoplasm of liver cells.


NUTRITION study in Nigeria.

NUTRITION study in Nigeria.


INVESTIGATIONS of nutritional status in Great Britain.


EFFECT of fat on the emptying time of the stomach in fibrosis of the pancreas.


PREFERENTIAL inactivation of oxidized phosphopyridine nucleotides in tissues.


PANTOTHENIC acid deficiency in rats.

PANTOTHENIC acid deficiency in rats.


VITAMIN E determination in blood and tissues.


Experimental transplantation of sclera.

Experimental transplantation of sclera.


ALL honor to Minnesota saga of the first optometry law.


Procedure in visual training--III.

Procedure in visual training--III.


Ocular muscles, nerves and movement.

Ocular muscles, nerves and movement.


Unusual cases in artificial eye fitting--I.


Working surfaces and reading efficiency.


Cause and effect in myopia.

Cause and effect in myopia.


Procedure in visual training--IV.

Procedure in visual training--IV.


Unusual cases in artificial eye fitting--II; conformer cases.


Inter-professional cooperation--a much abused concept.


Removing lens weight and hazard by optical plastic.


Play therapy in visual training.

Play therapy in visual training.


Effects of night glasses and colored windshields.


Speed reading and vision.

Speed reading and vision.


Television and eye strain.

Television and eye strain.


Principles and technique of exodontia; inferior first and second molars.


Diagnosis and surgery in the maxillary sinus area.


Double dens in dente in bilateral rudimentary supernumerary central incisors (mesiodens).


Tantalum as a replacement for bone in oral surgery.


Fibromyxoma of the mandible; report of a case.


Periodontal cyst in the ramus of the mandible; report of a case.


Dermoid cyst; report of a case.

Dermoid cyst; report of a case.


Root canal therapy and resection technique.


The clinical diagnosis of dermatological lesions of the face and oral cavity.


Significance of correct transverse angulation in intraoral roentgenography.


Radiodontics. IV. Radiodontic interpretation.


Adamantinohemangioma.

Adamantinohemangioma.


Treatment of penicillin-streptomycin resistant organisms in the root canals of infected pulpless teeth.


The production of experimental apical granulomata in the Syrian hamster.


Carcinoma of the cervix in the first year of life; report of 2 cases.