A simple affair?

A simple affair?


Anxiety: as experienced in the creation and in the discarding of neurosis.


Housing on medical grounds.

Housing on medical grounds.


Problems of new housing estates.

Problems of new housing estates.


Prevention of disease in childhood.

Prevention of disease in childhood.


Mental health in nursing.

Mental health in nursing.


Maternity care; 2000 A.D.

Maternity care; 2000 A.D.


The visiting nurse views rooming-in.

The visiting nurse views rooming-in.


Role playing in exploring relationships.


The ABC's of the merit system.

The ABC's of the merit system.


The prevention of deaths from prematurity.


Homemaker service to mothers at the time of confinement.


Answering parents' questions about children's teeth.


REGIONAL conferences.

REGIONAL conferences.


One hundred kids and a nurse.

One hundred kids and a nurse.


Experimental transmission of Salmonella oranienburg through cockroaches.


Induced oviposition of Simulium flies by exposure to CO2.


Q fever studies in southern California; IX. Isolation of Q fever organisms from parturient placenta; of naturally infected dairy cows.


New salmonella type: salmonella allandale.


INCIDENCE of disease.

INCIDENCE of disease.


The radiography of infants and children.


Foreign-body radiography.

Foreign-body radiography.


Multiple sclerosis--historical retrospect.


The geographic distribution of multiple sclerosis and its estimated prevalence in the United States.


The social significance of multiple sclerosis.


Multiple sclerosis in a rural community.


Critique of theories concerning the etiology of multiple sclerosis.


Demyelination resulting from endogenous toxins.


Demyelinating diseases of animals.

Demyelinating diseases of animals.


Experimental production of encephalomyelitis in guinea pigs.


Experimental studies on acute disseminated encephalomyelitis in rhesus monkeys.


The effect of starvation on the myelin sheaths of the peripheral nerves of rats.


Emotional stress in relation to attacks of multiple sclerosis.


The familial occurrence of multiple sclerosis and its implications.


Blood and plasma transfusions in multiple sclerosis.


Cerebral blood flow in multiple sclerosis.


The significance of peripheral vascular changes in multiple sclerosis.


The significance of localized vasoconstrictions in multiple sclerosis; transient, sudden miniature attacks of multiple sclerosis.


The ultrastructure of the nerve myelin sheath.


The chemistry of myelination and demyelination.


The pathology of multiple sclerosis.

The pathology of multiple sclerosis.


Diffuse sclerosis and other unusual demyelinating processes.


The pathology and pathogenesis of encephalomyelitis associated with vaccination and the exanthemas.


The naturally occurring demyelinating diseases of animals.


Retrobulbar neuritis in multiple sclerosis.


Sheathing of the retinal veins in multiple sclerosis.


The ocular findings in multiple sclerosis.


The syndrome of the median longitudinal fasciculus.


The electro-encephalogram in multiple sclerosis.


The cerebrospinal fluid in multiple sclerosis.


Cerebrospinal fluid examination in diagnosis of multiple sclerosis, with emphasis on the quantitative gold reaction.


The mental changes associated with multiple sclerosis (an interim report).


Some psychodynamic factors in multiple sclerosis.


The results of psychometric and personality tests in multiple sclerosis.


The course of multiple sclerosis as determined by autopsy proven cases.


Multiple sclerosis: prognosis for ambulatory and nonambulatory patients.


On the diagnosis of multiple sclerosis.

On the diagnosis of multiple sclerosis.


The effect of injuries and illness on the course of multiple sclerosis.


The effect of pregnancy on multiple sclerosis and its management.


The treatment of multiple sclerosis.

The treatment of multiple sclerosis.


The problems of rehabilitation in multiple sclerosis.


A survey of the maladjustment problems in multiple sclerosis and the possibilities of psychotherapy.


Bezoar: report of three cases.

Bezoar: report of three cases.


Inhibition of the activity of trypsin by adsorptive agents.


Transpleural bilateral vagotomy with resection of the tenth nerves.


Present status of flexible tube esophagoscopy.


Corticodiencephalic gastrointestinal syndromes in epileptics, IV.


The treatment of peptic ulcer.

The treatment of peptic ulcer.


Cardiovascular syphilis.

Cardiovascular syphilis.


Molecular kinetic and electrophoretic properties of bacteriophages.


Nucleation and growth of cell colonies.

Nucleation and growth of cell colonies.


The action potentials obtained from venus's-flytrap.


Contamination in orthophosphates irradiated in a neutro pile.


Tryptophane synthesis in insects.

Tryptophane synthesis in insects.


Recovery of growth regulator from plants treated with 2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid.


An instrument for use in measuring electrical resistance of the skin.


Radioactive phosphorus (P32) used to study phosphate exchange between urine in the renal pelvis and renal calculi containing phosphate.


Diverticula of the bladder; report of an unusual case.


Some recent contributions to neurological problems.


A survey of wheat and maize consumption in Bantu urban areas. (1949).


Internal podalic version.

Internal podalic version.


The medical goal.

The medical goal.


Dr. Neil M. McFARLANE.

Dr. Neil M. McFARLANE.


The toxemias of pregnancy.

The toxemias of pregnancy.


Typhoid fever treated with chloromycetin.


Some of the causes of low back pain.

Some of the causes of low back pain.


Rickettsial diseases in the United States.


Voluntary health insurance; its successes and its failures to date.


Survival of patients with cancer as a function of research.


The present status of antimicrobial therapy.


Surgical treatment in 130 cases of coarctation of the aorta.


Medical follow-up studies of veterans.

Medical follow-up studies of veterans.


The disease called arterial hypertension.


The role of medical group practice in the changing order.


Factors influencing retention of bromsulphalein in the blood of patients with viral hepatitis.


Straining procedure as an aid in the anatomic localization of murmurs and other sounds of cardiovascular origin.


Hypercoagulability of blood after the ingestion of fat.


Effectiveness of neomycin against pathogenic organisms resistant to other antibiotic agents.


Chronic pyelonephritis simulating Addison's disease.


Vanishing tumor of the lung; a manifestation of congestive heart failure.


A study of intermittent claudication.

A study of intermittent claudication.


ANNUAL report.

ANNUAL report.


Symposium on gastric surgery.

Symposium on gastric surgery.


A preliminary report on a follow-up study of repatriates from Japanese prisoner of war camps.


Preliminary reports on prefrontal lobotomy; experiences with prefrontal lobotomy (Watt's procedure)--preliminary report from the general and surgical aspects.


Chronic pulmonary adenomatosis.

Chronic pulmonary adenomatosis.


Arterial injuries.

Arterial injuries.


The toxicity of mercurial diuretics; including a method of overcoming certain toxic effects and a discussion of the differential effectiveness of various mercurial diuretics.


Congestive heart failure; backward and forward failure hypotheses.


Obesity as a problem in preventive medicine.


Parathyroid adenoma; report of two cases.


Acute disseminated lupus erythematosus; report of three cases in young Polish men.


Subacute granulocytic leukemia; report of a case following infectious mononucleosis.


Preservation of neurotropic viruses.

Preservation of neurotropic viruses.


Auricular fibrillation following hypothermia; report of a case.


Orthodiascopic measurements during fluoroscopy.


Continuous spinal anesthesia; the urethral catheter (Tuohy) technique.


Cyst of patent urachus.

Cyst of patent urachus.


Mesenteric cyst complicated by intestinal obstruction; report of a case.


Cavernous hemangioma of the left lobe of the liver; report of a case.


Benign esophageal stricture and carcinoma of the esophagus.


Sound problems in the Air Force.

Sound problems in the Air Force.


Streptomycin in the treatment of tuberculous lymphadenitis.


Medical plans for civil defense and disaster relief.


About the Army Medical Department; emergency personnel planning.


The development of helminthiasis in thoroughbred foals in central Kentucky.


Hypoglycemia in baby pigs.

Hypoglycemia in baby pigs.


Myoclonia congenita; a disease of newborn pigs.


The use of vaginal suppositories in veterinary practice.


Clinical diagnosis and treatment of canine leptospirosis.


Management of sheep on needle grass ranges to reduce mechanical injury.


Reflections of a veterinary practitioner.


Bovine mastitis with particular regard to eradication of Streptococcus agalactiae.


Anthrax in livestock during 1949 and incidence of the disease from 1945 to 1949.


Deaths in young ducklings associated with infestations of the nasal cavity with leeches.


Dislocated hip in the cow.

Dislocated hip in the cow.


Thrombophlebitis in the lower extremity and its sequelae.


Central library for animal diseases.

Central library for animal diseases.


A case of exstrophy of the bladder.

A case of exstrophy of the bladder.


The teaching of physiology at West Virginia School of Medicine.


De Quervain's disease in mother and daughter.


Parathion poisoning.

Parathion poisoning.


Psychologic evaluation of surgical patients; a correlation between preoperative psychometric studies and recovery.


Misconceptions in neuro-ophthalmology.

Misconceptions in neuro-ophthalmology.


Varicose veins in pregnancy.

Varicose veins in pregnancy.


Complications of diabetes.

Complications of diabetes.


Anesthesia, the weakest link in the surgical procedure.


The origin of the word protein.

The origin of the word protein.


Studies of electrophoretic serum protein patterns in subjects treated with pituitary-adrenal cortical hormones, nitrogen mustard, or x-radiation.


Induction of the lupus erythematosus cell in vitro in peripheral blood.


Relation of amino acids to trypanocidal activity of parasorbic acid.


Transducers for multichannel studies in neuropharmacology.


Diarrhea in the otherwise healthy infant.


Developments in electroencephalography; the basal and temporal regions.


Rheumatoid arthritis. Extraordinary therapeutic results by procaine injection of specific myalgic spots.


Tumors of the urinary bladder; a pathological and clinical study of 434 cases.


Paroxysmal tachycardia which the patient was momentarily able to produce himself.


Acute necrosis of the renal papillae in pyelonephritis; particularly in diabetics.


Observations concerning the presence of pyrogenic staphylococci in the nose and their relationship to the antistaphylolysin titre.


Treatment with dicumarol in small continuous doses.


Intercapillary glomerulosclerosis (Kimmelstiel-Wilson's disease).


Lupus erythematosus disseminatus; report of 2 cases.


Periarthritis nodosa--asthma bronchiale--iododerma tuberosum.


Multiple plasmocytoma treated with urethane.


Basophilic stippling of the red blood corpuscles during chrysotherapy.


On hyaluronidase inhibitors in human blood.


The significance of the Exton-Rose tolerance test for the diagnosis of diabetes mellitus.


Blood disease and the so-called generalized non-reactive tuberculosis; typhobacillosis of Landouzy, sepsis tuberculosa acutissima.


Streptococcus Agglutination in cases of chronic polyarthritis.


Intermittent claudication and vascular spasm. III. A new theory to explain some phenomena in intermittent claudication often interpreted as being due to vasospasm.


Investigations upon the mechanism of indirect warming.


Myopathia exophthalmica, Ballet-Brain syndrome.


The retinal mirror reflexes.

The retinal mirror reflexes.


Congenital ectopia lentis.

Congenital ectopia lentis.


Neurinoma of the orbit.

Neurinoma of the orbit.


The incidence of trachoma in Finland in 1948.


On the development of the trachoma situation in Finland.


A case of hemangioma retinae.

A case of hemangioma retinae.


A case of angioma cavernosum of the choroid associated with facial naevus flammeus.


Chickenpox in the cornea.

Chickenpox in the cornea.


About anterior choroiditis in chronic uveitis.


A minor improvement of Haag-Streit's instrument table.


The influence of streptomycin on the vestibular system.


Effect of discontinuous penicillin therapy in acute suppurative otitis, with special reference to otitis in children.


On the function of the saccule.

On the function of the saccule.


On laryngeal bleeding.

On laryngeal bleeding.


Chronic rhino-sinusitis caused by Moraxella liquefaciens Petit.


On experimentally induced tuberculous meningitis; a preliminary report.


Otogenous tuberculous meningitis in infants.


Behcet's syndrome; report of a successfully treated case.


Meningocele of the temporal bone.

Meningocele of the temporal bone.


Studies on a section of the collaboration between the anterior vertical semicircular canals and the macula utriculi.


Nervous complications arising from otitis media.


Studies on a horizontal component in the reflex mechanism of the anterior vertical semicircular canals in the piked dogfish.


Necrosis of the wall of the sigmoid sinus and the jugular vein; lung abscess; recovery.


Experimental investigation into the problem of humoral transmission in the cochlea.


Acetylcholine release at parasympathetic synapses.


The effect on growth and the toxicity of the two isomers of methionine.


The influence of saccharin on the blood-sugar.


Studies on the mechanism of the action of alloxan.


Osmotic regulation in the frog, rana esculenta (L.), at low temperatures.


The influence of salt loss on the osmotic regulation in Anurans.


Experiments with substances which make bakers yeast absorb potassium.


The effect of auto-transfusion of "work-blood" on the pulmonary ventilation.


Free Amino acids in human semen.

Free Amino acids in human semen.


Comparative tests of the creatinine and thiosulphate clearance in kittens.


The water taste in the frog.

The water taste in the frog.


Isolation of noradrenaline from suprarenal medulla.


Krogh, August.

Krogh, August.


A comparison of the effect of ether and curare on the neuro-muscular transmission, investigated by means of prostigmine.


Pyruvate and lactate content of the blood during and after muscular work.


Blood pyruvate and ventilation in heavy work.


The presence of noradrenaline, adrenaline, and an unknown sympathicolytic factor in cattle heart.


The effect of l-nor-adrenaline on the oxygen consumption of human beings.


Cardiac vagal afferent fibers in the cat and the frog.


Recording of x-ray absorption by the lungs with changes in the pulmonary blood contents.


Changes in the ascorbic acid content of the corpus luteum of pregnancy in the rabbit after gonadotrophic stimulation.


Ion permeability and electrical conductivity of the isolated frog skin.


On proteins in regenerating rat liver; proteolytic enzymes.


The role of the chemoceptors of the carotid and aortic regions in the production of the Mayer waves.


Studies on the pharmacological effects of trimethyl-, methylethyl- and triethyl-phenylammonium.


An investigation of the action potential of striated muscle under ether anesthesia.


Zotterman Y Reflex augmentation of intestinal motility caused by stimulation of the superior laryngeal nerve.


Experiments on the oxidation of propyl alcohol in rabbits.


Basal metabolism and extracellular fluid.


Studies on the classification of carcinoma of the uterus; a patho-anatomical and clinical investigation.


The work of the protestant churches for the deaf in North America 1815-1949.


A study of the proceedings of the convention of American Instructors of the Deaf.


The education of the deaf--the bock mart, being a list of books on the deaf, speech and speech-reading, the language of signs, etc., now in print.


The form of the QRS complex in the normal precordial electrocardiogram and in ventricular hypertrophy.


Three unusual cases of parasystole.

Three unusual cases of parasystole.


Acute cor pulmonale in the absence of pulmonary embolism.


The syndrome of cardiopulmonary schistosomiasis (cor pulmonale).


The effect of dicumarol upon the mortality and incidence of thromboembolic complications in congestive heart failure.


The effects of magnesium upon cardiac arrhythmias.


The effects of potassium upon the heart, with special reference to the possibility of treatment of toxic arrhythmias due to digitalis.


Results of treatment of coronary arteriosclerosis with choline.


The influence of insulin shock therapy on the electrocardiogram.


Studies on the rapidity of complete blood circulation in man.


Electrokymographic studies in aneurysm of the left ventricle.


Tricuspid stenosis with survival to the age of 61 years.


Congenital aneurysm of the membranous interventricular septum with unique anomaly of the pulmonary vessels.


Defective interauricular conduction with report of a case.


Spontaneous perforation of an aortic aneurysm into the superior vena cava with survival for 136 days.


Situs inversus with levocardia.

Situs inversus with levocardia.


The psychology of patriotism.

The psychology of patriotism.


On spiders, hanging and oral sadism.

On spiders, hanging and oral sadism.


Tarantism; mass hysterical reaction to spider bite in the Middle Ages.


Psychodynamics of Mohave gambling.

Psychodynamics of Mohave gambling.


Does "writer's block" exist?

Does "writer's block" exist?


The clinical and roentgenological findings in steatorrhea of varying etiology.


Franz Schubert's grief and love.

Franz Schubert's grief and love.


Pancreatic and gall bladder functions in peptic ulcer and ulcerative colitis.


An approach to the problem of "epinephrine fastness".


Comparative capacities of adsorptive agents for endogenously produced toxic chemicals.


Some gastrointestinal symptoms resulting from cardiac medications.


History of rectal medication and its indication in cardiovascular disease.


The tendency to rumination.

The tendency to rumination.


Some dietary principles in digestive diseases.


The transmission of Japanese B encephalitis by mosquitoes after experimental hibernation.


Observations on the occurrence of rickettsia tsutsugamushi in rats and mites in the malayan jungle.


The influence of dietary pteroylglutamic acid and of APA liver extract on the survival and growth of the nematode, Ascaridia galli, in chickens fed purified and natural diets.


The presence of complement-fixing antibodies against brain tissue in sera of persons who had received antirabies vaccine treatment.


Serologic studies of Corynebacterium diphtheriae. I. The use of a surface active agent in the preparation of uniform suspensions of C. diphtheriae for serologic typing.


Serologic studies of Corynebacterium diphtheriae II. Antigenic relationship between small colony types of C. diphtheriae and C. diphtheriae-like bacilli as determined by the method of slide agglutination.


The distribution of incubation periods of infectious disease.


Application of the cascade impactor to studies of bacterial aerosols.


The frequency and distribution of salmonella types isolated from man and animals in Hidalgo County, Texas.


Studies on the chemotherapy of filariasis.


A bacteriological study of urethritis following penicillin therapy of gonorrhea.


Determination of hemoglobin and the red cell count on the same sample of blood with a photoelectric colorimeter.


Serum phosphatases.

Serum phosphatases.


Some clinical and immunologic features of systemic fungus infections.


Radiochemistry.

Radiochemistry.


A note on the history of epidemic viral hepatitis in Germany.


Radioisotopes, general considerations; newer applications of radiant energy in cancer research and therapy.


Endemiologic aspects of hepatitis in U.S. troops in Germany 1946-1950.


An evaluation of two screening tests for the detection of early and sub-icteric viral hepatitis.


Factors influencing retention of bromsulfalein in the blood of patients with viral hepatitis.


Serum cholesterol and cholesterol esters in viral hepatitis.


Comparison of the thymol, cephalin-cholesterol flocculation and colloidal red tests in acute viral hepatitis.


Oral cholecystography in patients with viral hepatitis.


Clinical course of viral hepatitis and the effect of exercise during convalescence.


Myocardial infarction without anticoagulant therapy; deaths, emboli and an analysis of factors influencing mortality.


Effect of orally administered dihydroergocornine (D.H.O. 180) on hypertension.


Digitalis poisoning.

Digitalis poisoning.


Cirrhosis of the liver following infectious mononucleosis.


Aspects of approaches in experimental cancer chemotherapy.


Nephrotic syndrome with exaggerated premenstrual water and salt retention.


Prepared for polio.

Prepared for polio.


Campaign for courtesy.

Campaign for courtesy.


PERINEAL care after delivery.

PERINEAL care after delivery.


After graduation, growth.

After graduation, growth.


SALARIES of professional registered nurses.


NURSING students in Formosa.

NURSING students in Formosa.


Cancer of the breast.

Cancer of the breast.


When a breast must be removed.

When a breast must be removed.


Personal appearance.

Personal appearance.


The genuine article; don't palm off a counterfeit self on your patients.


CLARA Louise Maass.

CLARA Louise Maass.


Information where it is needed.

Information where it is needed.


Allergies--1906-1950.


Northern nurse.

Northern nurse.


The NCINS reports.

The NCINS reports.


How do you plan your meetings?

How do you plan your meetings?


Leukemia in children; relief of acute symptoms and general care are most important considerations in the treatment of these children.


Bibliotherapy.

Bibliotherapy.


Brucellosis; this disease, also known as undulant, Malta, or Mediterranean fever, still raises perplexing medical and nursing problems.


Tetanus--a challenge to nursing; vigilance, sedation, and antitoxin are the keys to effective tetanus therapy.


FILM tactics.

FILM tactics.


Teamwork; nurses and auxiliary workers, together, outline some basic principles of team relationships.


Acne vulgaris.

Acne vulgaris.


Clinical teaching and learning.

Clinical teaching and learning.


New patterns in teaching communicable disease nursing.


DOCTORAL degrees.

DOCTORAL degrees.


We work and play together.

We work and play together.


What every physician should know about the rehabilitation of the crippled child.


Aphasia and occupational therapy.

Aphasia and occupational therapy.


Dystrophies of the cornea.

Dystrophies of the cornea.


The action of lutazol and ophtazol in the treatment of trachoma.


The histochemical localization of glucoronidase in ocular tissues and salivary glands.


Experimental study of the reticulo-endothelial function in the eye, with special reference to its role in the chemotherapeutic action of the sulfonamides.


The semantic reactions of the adult cerebral palsied.


Fingerprint-like lines in the cornea.

Fingerprint-like lines in the cornea.


Finger painting techniques at Ypsilanti State Hospital.


The sulfonamides and penicillin in trachoma.


Ocular pathology of diabetes.

Ocular pathology of diabetes.


An attempt to influence corneal wound healing by local application of certain amino acids.


A congenital levator and external rectus muscle internuclear associated reflex.


Gardening as a therapeutic experience.

Gardening as a therapeutic experience.


Glaucoma and orally administered belladonna.


Choice of operation in acute glaucoma secondary to swelling of the lens.


Headache as a symptom of visual disability.


Flicker fusion fields. I. The effect of age and pupil size.


Myopia, vitamin A, and calcium.

Myopia, vitamin A, and calcium.


Albinism; report of an unusual family.

Albinism; report of an unusual family.


Workshop on wheels.

Workshop on wheels.


Herpes zoster disciform keratitis.

Herpes zoster disciform keratitis.


Saccular herniation of vitreous into anterior chamber.


Modification of Luedde exophthalmometer.


Errors in illustrations and definitions of actions of extraocular muscles.


Keratoconus posticus generalis.

Keratoconus posticus generalis.


Argyrolentis.

Argyrolentis.


Ointment in the anterior chamber.

Ointment in the anterior chamber.


The psychopathic delinquent child; Round Table, 1949.


Mental health and social issues of our times.


A new psychological tool in function; preliminary clinical experience with the Bolgar-Fischer world test.


Social and psychological factors in child placement.


The Negro patient in psychiatric treatment.


Treatment problems of the psychologist; Round Table, 1949; the status of the clinical psychologist in therapy.


Treatment problems of the psychologist; Round Table, 1949; problems in the clinical training of the clinical psychologist.


Treatment problems of the psychologist; Round Table, 1949; dynamic interpretation and treatment of asthma in a child.


RELATION of clinical psychology to psychiatry.


The strange hen.

The strange hen.


The question of "painless childbirth" in primitive cultures.


A hypothesis of feminine types in relation to family adjustment.


Group psychotherapy of schizophrenics in an outpatient clinic.


Treatment of the emotionally immature child in an institution framework.


Personality maladjustment and reading achievement.


Quantification of the Bender Gestalt; a preliminary report.


Adolf Meyer (1866-1950).

Adolf Meyer (1866-1950).


Recent developments in the field of public health statistics.


Morbidity statistics--do we want them?

Morbidity statistics--do we want them?


Simultaneous immunization of newborn infants against diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis; production of antibodies and duration of antibody levels in an eastern metropolitan area.


Simultaneous immunization of young children against diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis; experience in a northern metropolitan area.


Simultaneous immunization against diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis; problems inherent in the production of a good multiple antigen.


A clinical trial of immune serum globulin prepared from outdated liquid plasma.


A study of the chemical and clinical qualities of serum albumin and serum gamma globulin prepared from human blood more than twenty-one days old.


Organization of topical fluoride demonstration units on a regional basis.


Further studies on the in vitro test for virulence of Corynebacterium diphtheriae.


A community's action in establishing a topical fluoride program.


The Newburgh-Kingston caries Fluorine study; dental findings after three years of water fluoridation.


Newburgh-Kingston Caries-Fluorine Study; pediatric aspects--preliminary report.


Baltimore's medical care program.

Baltimore's medical care program.


Education in industrial medicine.

Education in industrial medicine.


PROPOSED report on educational qualifications of medical administrators of specialized health activities.


Gynecologic mortality.

Gynecologic mortality.


Meckel's diverticulum.

Meckel's diverticulum.


Malignant epithelial tumors of the skin of head and neck.


Wound rupture.

Wound rupture.


Statistical analysis of 1,637 cases of cervical carcinoma.


Transabdominal splanchnic anesthesia for gastric surgery.


Technic of hollow visceral anastomosis.

Technic of hollow visceral anastomosis.


Post-traumatic reflex dystrophies.

Post-traumatic reflex dystrophies.


Avoidance of urethral injury by routine palpation during total hysterectomy.


Modern trends in colon surgery.

Modern trends in colon surgery.


Plastic surgery about the eye.

Plastic surgery about the eye.


Carcinoma of the anus.

Carcinoma of the anus.


Technic for insertion of metal staples in cases of epiphyseal growth arrest.


Additional uses for refrigeration in surgery.


A new upper abdominal incision.

A new upper abdominal incision.


Cardiospasm following vagotomy.

Cardiospasm following vagotomy.


Obstruction of the duodenum by an aneurysm of the abdominal aorta.


Multiple primary carcinoma of the colon and ovary.


Eventration of the diaphragm associated with pregnancy.


Desmoid tumor in the male.

Desmoid tumor in the male.


The surgical teacher.

The surgical teacher.


A new dissecting hemostat.

A new dissecting hemostat.


Gold poisoning and disseminated lupus erythematosus.


Pseudohemophilia in a colored male.

Pseudohemophilia in a colored male.


The diagnosis of chronic active and chronic inactive hepatitis.


Validity of the skin test in the diagnosis of chronic undulant fever.


Present day therapy of anuria.

Present day therapy of anuria.


Psychotherapy in general practice; the preschool child.


Psychotherapy in general practice; the child of school age.


Psychotherapy in general practice; the psychologic treatment of children.


ACTH and cortisone (compound E).

ACTH and cortisone (compound E).


Rheumatoid arthritis and its treatment.

Rheumatoid arthritis and its treatment.


NECROLIZING renal papillitis.

NECROLIZING renal papillitis.


Aureomycin: its topical use in cutaneous pyogenic infections and its sensitizing potentialities.


Observations on the use of bacterial antigens in the treatment of asthma: a brief critical review.


Ocular manifestations of sarcoidosis.

Ocular manifestations of sarcoidosis.


Infectious mononucleosis: with hepatic dysfunction, thrombocytopenic purpura, and isolated peripheral nerve palsy.


Physiology of the normal kidney: clinical applications.


Cases from the medical grand rounds; Massachusetts general hospital.


ANEURYSM of the radial artery.

ANEURYSM of the radial artery.


RENAL tubular acidosis with low potassium syndrome.


ANNUAL report: 1950; Policy and Planning Board of the American Psychological Association.


REVISION of by-laws of the American Psychological Association; proposed by the Policy and Planning Board.


Personnel placement activities of the APA.


Evaluation of the method of quantitative airborne infection and its use in the study of the pathogenesis of tuberculosis.


Extraction of proteins and other constituents from the tubercle bacillus, with some observations on their chemical and biological properties.


The results of the treatment of active minimal pulmonary tuberculosis with "modified" bed rest; a statistical analysis of 289 patients followed for seven years after discharge from Trudeau Sanatorium.


Incidence and significance of thromboembolism in pulmonary tuberculosis.


The occurrence of pulmonary tuberculosis following pulmonary excision for nontuberculous diseases.


Pleural, peritoneal, and pericardial tuberculosis; a review of 209 cases uncomplicated by treatment or secondary infection.


Influence of p-(di-n-propylsulfamyl)-benzoic acid, "benemid", on para-aminosalicylic acid (PAS) plasma concentrations.


Tuberculous patients two and a half years after streptomycin treatment.


Aureomycin in the treatment of tuberculosis.


Tuberculous infection with streptomycin-resistant organisms.


Spontaneous mediastinal emphysema and bilateral spontaneous pneumothoraces.


Primary coccidioidomycosis and concomitant tuberculosis.


The effect of hyaluronidase on bone growth in vitro.


Growth and differentiation in the rat following hypophysectomy at 6 days of age.


Differences in the skeletal development attained by 60-day-old female rats hypophysectomized at ages varying from 6 to 28 days.


Volume changes in the amniotic fluid of the golden hamster (cricetus auratus).


Prenatal mortality in the golden hamster (cricetus auratus).


Changes in the weights of placental tissue per embryo for each day of gestation in the golden hamster (cricetus auratus).


Increase in pulmonary blood volume during early postnatal life.


Prenatal growth in the golden hamster (cricetus auratus).


The reduction of uterine sperm and uterine fluid on fertilization of rat ova.


Intravital staining of damaged liver cells; the use of dyes in the study of necrosis and repair following acute chemical injury.


The effect of estrogen on the alveolar bone and teeth of mice and rats.


The coronary vessels of the dog demonstrated by colored plastic (vinyl acetate) injections and corrosion.


An analysis of the variations in position of the mental foramen.


A report on the occurrence of a median eye in a partially dicephalic cat.


Re-differentiation of sebaceous glands in the mouse after total extirpation with methylcholanthrene.


A lipase reaction in phagocytes from the peritoneum of rats toward previously stained fat.


Studies on the inguinal region; the inguinal canal.


Oliguric diabetes insipidus with a considerable reduction of the glomerulus filtrate.


The two-step exercise electrocardiogram: a test for coronary insufficiency.


Retrograde arteriography in the diagnosis of cardiovascular lesions; coarctation of the aorta.


Certain vascular effects of histamine and d-tubocurarine in multiple sclerosis; Part III.


The relation of allergy to character problems in children.


Comparative studies of certain antihistamine drugs.


Blood dyscrasias secondary to gold: with a case of hypoplastic anemia cured by splenectomy.


Adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH) its effect in bronchial asthma and ragweed hay fever.


Hypo-allergic penicillin.

Hypo-allergic penicillin.


Concentrated adrenal cortex extract; its effect in bronchial asthma and gastrointestinal allergy.


The clinical and metabolic effects of progesterone and anhydrohydroxyprogesterone in rheumatoid arthritis.


Treatment of hay fever with a combination of a sympathomimetic and an antihistaminic drug.


Studies on the aging heart; the pattern of rheumatic heart disease in old age (a clinical pathological study).


What is to be our basic professional relationship?


Clinical evaluation of disodium succinate, including a report on its ineffectiveness in two cases of severe barbiturate poisoning and some toxicologic notes on other succinate salts.


Adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH) gross and histologic effects on skin tests and passive transfer.


A weekly mold survey of air and dust in Lexington, Kentucky.


Blood levels induced by penicillin-antihistamine preparations.


A study of the antigenicity of atopic reagin.


Acute pericarditis: a report of eight cases in which the etiology was "non-specific" or "cryptic".


The noninfectious nature of the Guillain-Barré syndrome with a possible explanation for the albumino-cytologic dissociation.


Streptococcal antihyaluronidase titers in the sera of patients with rheumatoid arthritis and glomerulo-nephritis.


Autopsy incidence of pulmonary embolism in coronary heart disease.


Respiratory manifestations of dorsal spine radiculitis simulating cardiac asthma.


Preparation of program papers and exhibits.


Some aspects of allergy.

Some aspects of allergy.


Spontaneous bulla formation in the skin in diabetes mellitus.


Streptomycin in the treatment of Proteus Vulgaris meningitis.


Transient allergic gastric edema: report of gastroscopic observations during asthmatic attacks.


Antihistaminic agents; a review.

Antihistaminic agents; a review.


The renal peristaltic cycle and neuromuscular aspects of renal function and their relationship to diseases of the kidney.


Q fever: report of a case treated with chloromycetin.


Traumatic thrombophlebitis during intra-arterial histamine therapy.


The pharmacology of histamine: with a brief survey of evidence for its occurrence, liberation, and participation in natural reactions.


The pharmacodynamics of histamine.

The pharmacodynamics of histamine.


The role of histamine and other metabolites in anaphylaxis.


The detoxification of histamine.

The detoxification of histamine.


The role played by leucocytes and platelets in anaphylactic and peptone shock.


Histamine-protein complexes in anaphylaxis and allergy; a review.


Introduction to antihistamine agents and antergan derivative.


The activity of pyribenzamine and related compounds with special reference to their mode of action.


The pharmacology of benadryl and the specificity of antihistamine drugs.


Antistine and related imidazolines.

Antistine and related imidazolines.


The mode of action of antihistaminic agents in the skin.


Antihistamine therapy; experimental and clinical correlation.


Antihistamine agents in allergy; general discussion.


Biopsy of bladder tumors by periurethral methods.


Post-operative venous thrombosis and pulmonary embolism with particular reference to current methods of treatment.


The architectural history of the Royal College of Surgeons.


The case of Matthew Arnold.

The case of Matthew Arnold.


PAST presidents of the College; Sir John Bland-Sutton.


Radical surgery in the treatment of cancer.


Acid burns of the stomach; report of 2 cases.


Sarcoma of the stomach.

Sarcoma of the stomach.


The longmire operation for common duct obstruction.


Surgical aspiration of the bowel in advanced obstruction.


Further reductions in the mortality in acute appendicitis in children.


Conservation of tissue repair of myelomeningocele in the new born.


Congenital atresia of the small intestine, with report of cases.


The surgical significance of anomalies of intestinal rotation.


Non-malignant duodenocolic fistula; report of 2 cases.


Pheochromocytoma; its diagnosis and treatment.


The surgical treatment of hyperparathyroidism, with a report of 27 cases.


Potassium deficiency in surgical patients; its recognition and management.


Technic of anastomosis of the branches of the facial nerve with the spinal accessory for facial paralysis.


Conservative resection of chronic lung abscess.


Non-contusive radical mastectomy.

Non-contusive radical mastectomy.


Radioactive iodine in thyrotoxicosis.

Radioactive iodine in thyrotoxicosis.


Chest wall tumors.

Chest wall tumors.


Radioiodine in the diagnosis and treatment of thyroid disease.


Morphologic changes in the thyroid gland following radioiodine therapy.


The internist and radioiodine.

The internist and radioiodine.


Radioiodine in the management of thyrocardiac disease.


Surgical considerations in the management of thyrotoxicosis.


Cushing's syndrome; report of a case.

Cushing's syndrome; report of a case.


Acute diverticulitis of the cecum simulating carcinoma; report of 10 cases.


Special considerations in nasal sinusitis.


Streptomycin in the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis.


Some observations on portal cirrhosis of liver in adults.


Bronchitis plastic in pulmonary tuberculosis.


Ascaris lumbricoides.

Ascaris lumbricoides.


Synopsis of parasitology.

Synopsis of parasitology.


Treatment of pneumonia.

Treatment of pneumonia.


A case of pernicious anaemias; treated by combination of folic acid and liver extract.


Observations on the incidence and after-effects of expulsive intra-ocular haemorrhage; following cataract operation, with a case report of unique recovery of sight after an intra-capsular cataract extraction by the lens-socketing method.


Tetanus--notes of a severe case.

Tetanus--notes of a severe case.


Prognosis of vascular hypertension; a 9 year follow-up study of 418 cases.


Mediastinal parathyroid adenoma; report of a case with unusual fatal course.


Cardiac lesions in rheumatoid arthritis; a summary of recent developments and a bedside study of patients and controls.


Immunity in tularemia; report of 2 cases of proved reinfection.


Bromide intoxication; analysis of cases from a general hospital.


Syphilis; a review of the recent literature.


Significance of anemia, leukopenia and Pel-Ebstein fever in Hodgkin's disease.


The effect of pressor and depressor agents on the production of pulmonary hemorrhage in the laboratory mouse.


Pulmonary adenomatosis; clinical review and report of 3 cases.


The influence of growth hormone on the growth of the skeleton and soft tissues of the body.


The blocking effect of thiamine on the superior cervical ganglion of the cat.


Gargoylism (lipochondrodystrophy); a study of 10 cases, with emphasis on the formes frustes of the disease.


Perception of gonadal pain in paraplegic patients.


Section of corpus callosum in experimental epilepsy in the monkey.


Electromyographic patterns in reinnervated muscle.


Phantom limb pain and central pain; relief by ablation of a portion of posterior central cerebral convolution.


Magnesium intoxication; absorption from the intact gastrointestinal tract.


Psychometric patterns associated with multiple sclerosis; Wechsler-Bellevue patterns.


Interaction of effects of acetylcholine and adenosine triphosphate on electrical activity of cat cerebral cortex.


Anoxic encephalopathy following poliomyelitis; report of a case.


Society transactions; New York neurological society.


A system of diagnostic electroencephalography.


Factors affecting the electroencephalograms of children and adolescents.


New York neurological society and the New York academy of medicine, section of neurology and psychiatry.


Spreading depression of electrical activity in the cerebral cortex following local trauma and its possible role in concussion.


Electric current and metrazol as aids in the diagnosis of epilepsy.


Occlusion of the superior cerebellar artery.


Effect of streptomycin on the pathologic lesions of tuberculous meningitis.


Cyclodialysis: its mode of action. Histologic observations in a case of glaucoma in which both eyes were successfully treated by cyclodialysis.


Transplantation of lacrimal glands in man and rat; effect of injury of lacrimal duct in rat; clinical and experimental study.


Influence of certain mydriatics on the ascorbic acid content of the aqueous humor.


Familial ptosis of the eyelids appearing in middle life.


Functional unilateral mydriasis; report of three cases.


Studies in experimental ocular tuberculosis. Failure of aureomycin to affect the course of ocular tuberculosis.


Studies in experimental ocular tuberculosis. Effect of streptomycin and promizole in experimental ocular tuberculosis in the normal rabbit.


Choline acetylase activity in ocular tissues.


Infectious mononucleosis complicated by bilateral papilloretinal edema; report of a case.


Ocular fat embolism; a clinical and pathologic report.


The pupillary fusion reflex.

The pupillary fusion reflex.


Bilateral anterior and rudimentary posterior lenticonus.


A buried muscle cone implant. Development of a tunneled hemispherical type.


Lamellar corneal transplantation; preliminary report.


Clinical notes; a simplified astigmometer.


A soundproof case for the castroviejo suction kit.


A modified film carrier for the zeissnordenson fundus camera.


A system of remote control applied to astigmatic dials.


Lid expression forceps.

Lid expression forceps.


Bone construction through the auditory ossicle chain.


Fold and crypt formation in the nasopharynx; an anatomic and clinical study.


Threshold of feeling in the fenestrated ear.


Forced circling movements (adversive syndrome); correction with dinenhydrinate ("dramamine").


Heating of the human maxillary sinus by microwaves.


Speech rehabilitation of patients with cleft palate.


Cancer of the larynx classified in 3 dimensions.


Selection of patients for fenestration surgery.


Tracheobronchial aspiration following tonsillectomy with general anesthesia.


Carcinoma of the ear.

Carcinoma of the ear.


Site of lesion in paralysis of 12th and/or 7th cranial nerve.


Origin and treatment of osteomas of the paranasal sinuses.


A method of preserving foreign body specimens recovered by endoscopy.


Anesthesia in infants and young children for major surgical procedures.


Incidence of hiatus hernia in patients without symptoms.


Operative accidents during 305 vagotomies.


Foreign bodies in the gastrointestinal tracts of psychotic patients.


Massive hemorrhage from peptic ulcer.

Massive hemorrhage from peptic ulcer.


Recurrent spontaneous rupture of the urinary bladder; report of the fourth case.


Technic, indications and value of postoperative cholangiography.


Experimental production of an extracardiac shunt around the mitral valve preliminary report.


Nonspecific mesenteric adenitis.

Nonspecific mesenteric adenitis.


Recurrent dislocation of the shoulder repaired by the Magnuson-Stack operation.


Use of heparin in the prevention of peritoneal adhesions.


Etiologic significance of eventration of the diaphragm.


Anterior (median) pharyngotomy.

Anterior (median) pharyngotomy.


Internal hernia; review of literature and report of an obstructed transmesenteric hernia and of an intersigmoid hernia.


Benign and malignant epithelial tumors of the thyroid gland.


So-called lateral aberrant thyroid; report of a case.


Stainless steel cloth as an internal prosthesis.


Fortisan (regenerated cellulose yarn), a new suture material.


Micronized stilbestrol with B complex vitamins for essential dysmenorrhea.


Endocrine concepts of gynecomastia.

Endocrine concepts of gynecomastia.


Painless proctology.

Painless proctology.


Chemotherapy and antisepsis in dental practice.


Presidential address: "Progress".

Presidential address: "Progress".


Myeloma of the mandible; case report.

Myeloma of the mandible; case report.


Prehistoric Australian aboriginal skull with carious pre-molar tooth.


The profession and practice of dentistry.


Report of a visit to the United States of America and Canada.


Dental materials in 1949; review of British and American progress.


An appeal for tolerance in a "learned" profession.


Refractoriness in hemophilia to coagulation-promoting agents: whole blood and plasma derivatives.


Some properties of purified prothrombin and its activation with sodium citrate.


Thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura. II. Studies on the hemolytic syndrome in this disease.


Thrombocytopenic purpura complicating infectious mononucleosis; report of a case and serial platelet counts during the course of infectious mononucleosis.


Megaloblastic anemia of infancy. Response to vitamin B12.


Megaloblastic erythropoiesis in patients with cirrhosis of the liver.


Classification of the hematologic variations and abnormalities associated with Boeck's sarcoid; report of a case of thrombocytopenic purpura associated with sarcoidosis, review of the literature and report of a case of thrombocytopenic purpura associated with sarcoidosis, with recovery following splenectomy.


Transmission of antianemic principle across the placenta and its influence on embryonic erythropoiesis; II. Comparison of the effect of liver extract and pteroylglutamic acid (PGA).


Experimental anemias in the rat; I. Macrocytic anemia in chronic pteroylglutamic acid deficiency and after splenectomy in Bartonella muris infection.


Experimental anemias in the rat; II. The effect of various sulfonamides in producing a pteroylglutamic acid deficiency and the pteroylglutamic acid activity of test substances.


Dangerous universal donors; II. Further observations on in vivo and in vitro behavior of isoantibodies of immune type present in group O blood.


Thrombopathic thrombocytopenia; successful transfusion of blood platelets.


The sternal marrow aspiration of amyloid in multiple myeloma.


Preliminary observations on the thorn test.


Structure of the bile ducts.

Structure of the bile ducts.


Diagnostic criteria of glaucoma.

Diagnostic criteria of glaucoma.


Modern concepts of the mechanisms of heart failure.


Analgesia and anesthesia in obstetrics.

Analgesia and anesthesia in obstetrics.


A new allele of the Rh gene E.

A new allele of the Rh gene E.


Fluorine and wartime diet.

Fluorine and wartime diet.


Hydrocolloid impression technique for multiple inlays and bridgework.


Attempted eruption of upper incisor through lip.


The use of trilene for dental anaesthesia in children.


Chondrosarcoma of the maxilla.

Chondrosarcoma of the maxilla.


Improvements in electro-forming dental dies.


Re-eruption of a deciduous incisor.

Re-eruption of a deciduous incisor.


A modified design for a high-labial retainer for Kennedy class I and II cases.


Chairman's address at the opening of the Fifty-Eighth Session of the Dental Board of the United Kingdom.


Chewing of antlers by deer.

Chewing of antlers by deer.


The relative ages of the Swanscombe and Piltdown skulls, with special reference to the results of the fluorine estimation test.


A case of hereditary enamel hypoplasia.

A case of hereditary enamel hypoplasia.


A case of cancrum oris in an adult associated with cardiac failure.


Everyday procedures in dentistry; a new approach to cavity preparation.


The meaning of homoeopathy.

The meaning of homoeopathy.


The place of homoeopathy in modern medicine.


The experimental wave analysis of the heart potentials.


Conditioning and psychology.

Conditioning and psychology.


Chronic intoxication by ethylene glycol vapour.


Experiences of homoeopathy at home and abroad.


Beryllium granulomata in the lungs of rats.


Notes on the toxicology of cobalt metal.


Dust conditions at selected briquetting works in south Wales.


Erythroleukaemic myelosis in benzene poisoning.


Possible long term effect of exposure to sulphur dioxide.


Failing vision caused by a bony spike compressing the optic nerve within the optic canal, report of two cases associated with Morgagni's syndrome benefited by operation.


Haidinger's brushes and the retinal receptors; with a note on the Stiles-Crawford effect.


The exploration of the orbit.

The exploration of the orbit.


A clinical study of diabetic retinal angiopathy.


Congenital entropion due to epiblepharon.


An unusual case of retinal detachment.

An unusual case of retinal detachment.


Spastic paralysis treatment of by the use of reflex inhibition.


Primary tuberculosis of the conjunctiva.


Respiratory disturbances treated by breathing exercises.


Electrotherapy.

Electrotherapy.


The nurse as a citizen.

The nurse as a citizen.


The surgery of the innominate artery, with special reference to aneurysm.


Pharyngeal diverticulum.

Pharyngeal diverticulum.


Foreign bodies in the cardiovascular system.


The natural history of carotid body tumours and their diagnosis and treatment; with a report of five cases.


Hepatic hydatid disease.

Hepatic hydatid disease.


Vascular loops in the appendices epiploicae; their anatomy and surgical significance, with a review of the surgical pathology of appendices epiploicae.


Dumb-bell ganglioneuromata.

Dumb-bell ganglioneuromata.


Ectopia vesicae in an adult woman.

Ectopia vesicae in an adult woman.


Adenocarcinoma of the upper end of the oesophagus arising from ectopic gastric epithelium.


Knot in Meckel's diverticulum causing acute intestinal obstruction.


Neurinoma of the stomach.

Neurinoma of the stomach.


Perforation of leiomyosarcoma of stomach.


A cancellous osteoma in the breast.

A cancellous osteoma in the breast.


Simple depressed fracture of the skull associated with Paget's disease.


Traumatic retroperitoneal rupture of the duodenum.


Pneumoperitoneum in the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis.


In memoriam: Sydney Vere Pearson.

In memoriam: Sydney Vere Pearson.


Recurrent non-tuberculous spontaneous pneumothorax; a complication of artificial pneumothorax treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis.


Vitamin B12 and folic acid in megaloblastic anaemias of pregnancy and the puerperium.


Vitamin B12 in macrocytic anaemia of pregnancy and the puerperium.


Cases of hypopituitarism.

Cases of hypopituitarism.


Myxoma of the left auricle.

Myxoma of the left auricle.


Stilboestrol in out-patient treatment of sexual offenders; a case report.


A case of pulmonary asbestosis.

A case of pulmonary asbestosis.


Two successful post-mortem caesarean sections following spinal analgesia.


Early rising for puerperal women.

Early rising for puerperal women.


Congenital atresia of the oesophagus.

Congenital atresia of the oesophagus.


A case of Paget's disease involving the maxillae.


A case of tylosis.

A case of tylosis.


Effects of nitrogen mustard on the intraocular pressure.


Undetected foreign bodies in the bronchus.


Pelvic tuberculosis.

Pelvic tuberculosis.


PRIVILEGED documents.

PRIVILEGED documents.


An endotracheal connector for infants.

An endotracheal connector for infants.


INFECTIOUS diseases and vital statistics.


SMALLPOX in Liverpool and Glasgow.

SMALLPOX in Liverpool and Glasgow.


Placental metastases in malignant disease complicated by pregnancy with a report of 2 cases.


Necropsy findings in a case of Q fever in Britain.


Carcinoma of the stomach.

Carcinoma of the stomach.


Carcinoma of islets of Langerhans with hypoglycaemia.


Aureomycin in brucellosis.

Aureomycin in brucellosis.


Brachial neuralgia.

Brachial neuralgia.


Complete excision of the parotid gland with preservation of the facial nerve.


Scarlet fever and tonsillitis in relation to acute rheumatism.


Cranial arteritis presenting as meningitis.


Reduction of tibial fractures.

Reduction of tibial fractures.


Refresher course for general practitioners: Hypertension-II.


POLIOMYELITIS following inoculations.

POLIOMYELITIS following inoculations.


A cervical knife handle.

A cervical knife handle.


MEDICAL bill.

MEDICAL bill.


DYSENTERY.

DYSENTERY.


CHOLERA in Calcutta.

CHOLERA in Calcutta.


The World Health Organization.

The World Health Organization.


Advisory services of the World Health Organization.


Origins of international health work.

Origins of international health work.


Therapeutic substances in their international aspects.


Medical statistics and world health.

Medical statistics and world health.


The international control of epidemics.

The international control of epidemics.


The World Health Organization Library.

The World Health Organization Library.


Fracture of thyroid cartilage during a sneezing attack.


Mumps meningoencephalitis.

Mumps meningoencephalitis.


Pharyngeal pouch with pulmonary symptoms.


The new National Institute for Medical Research at Mill Hill.


Aspiration of gastric contents in children and its treatment.


W.H.O in action.

W.H.O in action.


Medicine in Yugoslavia.

Medicine in Yugoslavia.


Arab refugees: medical relief work in Jordan.


RONALD G Gordon.

RONALD G Gordon.


EDWARD W Hope.

EDWARD W Hope.


ARTHUR B Appleton.

ARTHUR B Appleton.


WARWICK Deeping.

WARWICK Deeping.


EPIDEMIOLOGICAL notes.

EPIDEMIOLOGICAL notes.


Electrophysiological studies of nerve and reflex activity in normal man. I. Identification of certain reflexes in the electromyogram and the conduction velocity of peripheral nerve fibers.


Clinical manifestations of the common cold resulting from chick embryo inoculum in human volunteers.


Electrophysiological studies of nerve and reflex activity in normal man. III. The post-ischemic state.


Meeting of the Johns Hopkins Medical Society; isolation and transmission of the virus of the common cold in chick embryos.


Electrophysiological studies of nerve and reflex activity in normal man. II. The effects of peripheral ischemia.


The determination and significance of hearing impairment in young children.


Symposium on inhalational therapy. The origins and effects of anoxia.


The treatment of anoxia in clinical medicine.


Cardiac failure.

Cardiac failure.


Oxygen in cardiac infarction.

Oxygen in cardiac infarction.


Anoxic effects on the electrocardiogram produced by the 2-step test.


Inhalational and aerosol therapy in pneumonia.


Pressure breathing with oxygen and helium oxygen in pulmonary edema and obstructive dyspnea.


Aerosol therapy in sinusitis, bronchiectasis and lung abscess.


The continued used of oxygen for premature infants.


BCG on Sauton's medium; effect of a long series of subcultures on the morphological and biological properties of BCG cultures.


Technique of tuberculin-testing; a comparative study.


Local reaction in BCG vaccination.

Local reaction in BCG vaccination.


Tuberculous disease in BCG-vaccinated individuals.


Promine its mode of action; a biochemical and physico-chemical study.


Clinical aspects to the study of cerebral arteriosclerosis and apoplexy, IV.


Streptomycin therapy in a case of tuberculous meningitis.


A plea for better training in anaesthesia.


Laboratory diagnosis of fevers in the tropics.


Newer methods for selection of patients for lumbar sympathectomy. The degree of vasodilatation achieved by various diagnostic methods (arterial occlusion, ganglionic block established by certain agents, lumbar sympathetic block, spinal anesthesia, and indirect heating) was studied by means of the pneumo-plethysmogram as well as through readings of skin temperature and skin resistance. The data obtained were interpreted as to their value in determining the type of patient with vascular disease for whom lumbar sympathectomy would be of noticeable benefit. Arterial occlusion proved itself a rapid and simple method which in most patients produced satisfactory results. As a rule, lumbar sympathectomy was effective in patients who preoperatively had shown a positive response upon release of arterial occlusion. A negative response, that is, absence of significant increase in blood flow, does not necessarily indicate organic disease, and cannot be taken to mean that lumbar sympathectomy would always be ineffective. Ganglionic block, using 2.6 dimethyl piperidinium bromide or tetraethylammonium ion, was generally less reliable in indicating the probable results of sympathectomy than lumbar sympathetic block or indirect heating. Lumbar sympathetic block with procaine was followed by a greater increase in skin temperature and blood flow than spinal anesthesia, and permitted far more accurate conclusions as to the probable outcome of sympathectomy. Subsequent to indirect heating the plethysmogram showed characteristic differences depending on the degree of vascular disease present. From the effect of this simple, safe and painless method upon the relative blood flow to the toe it becomes possible to arrive at a comparatively accurate estimate of the clinical benefit to be expected from lumbar sympathectomy.


Case history of Uncle Sam.

Case history of Uncle Sam.


Observations on some common deficiency diseases in India.


A case of fibroid polyp of the cervix.

A case of fibroid polyp of the cervix.


Cholangiography following common duct drainage. In a series of 197 patients with extrahepatic biliary disease, 65 who had symptoms that met certain established criteria were operated upon to explore the common bile duct for stones. Stones or debris were found in 34 cases. Certain phases of the procedure used are being reevaluated.Because of unsatisfactory results with immediate cholangiograms, they were made only in selected cases in which the anticipated advantages outweighed the known disadvantages. Delayed cholangiography (10 or 12 days postoperatively) is considered a "must," however, for determination of the presence of remaining stones. If residual stones are shown, they are removed as soon as possible.


Newer insecticides and scabicides.

Newer insecticides and scabicides. Experimental and clinical data show that taking thiamine chloride internally protects against flea bites. Application of DDT powder to the breeding places of fleas controls infestation. Clinical data appear to show that the use of an ointment containing gamma isomer hexachlorocyclohexane is an effective and pleasant means of treating scabies.


Psychiatric problems in children.

Psychiatric problems in children.


Early diagnosis of strangulation obstruction of the small intestine. Early recognition of strangulation obstruction of the small intestine is important in order that surgical relief may be undertaken before the bowel has been irreversibly damaged or the condition of the patient has so deteriorated as to make immediate operation unreasonably hazardous. In the presence of other symptoms, an operative scar, particularly on the lower abdomen, should alert the examining physician to the possibility of strangulation obstruction. (In a series of 100 cases, the greatest single cause of strangulation was adhesive bands subsequent to abdominal operation.)Other hallmarks of aid in diagnosis and in distinguishing early from advanced strangulation are discussed.X-ray evidence varies in accord with the rapidity of development and the stage of strangulation.Abdominal puncture may be utilized as a means of diagnosis with little risk.


Histamine and the antihistaminic drugs.

Histamine and the antihistaminic drugs. The tissues affected by histamine and anaphylactic reactions are identical. Epinephrine antagonizes the action of histamine by acting on effector cells in a direction opposite to that of histamine. The so-called antihistaminic drugs block rather than antagonize the action of histamine. The injection into the human body of epinephrine or certain antihistaminic substances provokes the release of histamine and thereby produces a rise in the histamine blood level. There is a remarkable conformity of potency of antihistaminics as determined by Dale experiments and by histamine intoxication experiments in the intact guinea pig. Neoantergan, Pyribenzamine and Histadyl are usually superior to other compounds when potency is assayed by these methods. All antihistaminics provide similar protection again animal anaphylaxis. Larger doses are necessary to protect against anaphylaxis than against histamine intoxication. The differences in potency as determined by Dale experiments and histamine experiments in animals are not found in clinical use. One compound is not generally superior to all others in the treatment of any one or several allergic disorders. The antihistaminic drugs are beneficial in the symptomatic treatment of allergic rhinitis, acute urticaria and angioneurotic edema, and mild non-infective bronchial asthma. Their effectiveness in the management of moderately severe and severe non-infective bronchial bronchial asthma; infective bronchial asthma; migraine; atopic dermatitis (disseminated neurodermatitis), and pruritus of skin disorders other than acute urticaria and angioneurotic edema, is not worthy of particular commendation. The size of the dose of any antihistaminic substance influences the incidence of but not the type of side-effect that may accompany its usage. The quality of side effects varies according to the drug, although there is an individuality of response for each patient which must be reckoned with. In selecting an antihistaminic compound it is necessary to consider the percentage of cases in which side effects occur, as well as the percentage of good results. Optimal results are obtained by employing combinations of compounds and changing from one to the other as the case demands.


Some recent advances in the symptomatic treatment of osteoarthritis. In over 400 treatments with procaine intravenously, moderate to good improvement was noted in about 60 per cent of patients with osteoarthritis and radiculitis. Definite improvement after a single treatment was noted occasionally, but more often relief was not obtained until six to eight treatments had been given. Symptoms due to osteoarthritic changes in peripheral joints did not respond as well as did those due to spinal arthritis. Curare relieves some of the pain of arthritis due to muscle spasm, but does not bring improvement in motion of the small joints, such as those of the fingers. Preliminary experience with a new synthetic drug, 3-ortho-toloxy-1, 2-propanediol (Tolserol(R)), which produces muscular relaxation differing from that induced by curare, suggests further clinical trial.Intra-articular acidification by injection relieved pain in about 50 per cent of patients with osteoarthritis of the knee.


The diagnostic problem in asthma.

The diagnostic problem in asthma. Differences in the types of asthma are due to differences in the cause of the condition. As determination of the type is important with regard to treatment and prognosis, "etiologic diagnosis" is a principal problem. Observers in various parts of the country may disagree sharply as to the relative incidence of one type and another, a disagreement which may be based on differences in the environments in which they make their observations. Reaching agreement on the interpretation of symptoms would be of great value. It must come from further careful, unbiased observation.


Congenital absence of the gallbladder; case report.


Chloramphenicol in the treatment of typhoid fever. Six patients with typhoid fever were treated with chloramphenicol. The excellent clinical response in four cases suggests that chloramphenicol is the drug of choice in the treatment of this disease. In one case in which clinical relapse occurred, there was good response to re-treatment. One patient, critically ill, in a typhoid state, and treated late in the course of the disease, died without beneficial effect from chloramphenicol, but the patient had been unable to retain the drug because of vomiting.


Indications for pulmonary resection in infants and children. Improvements in anesthetic and surgical techniques, and the availability of antibiotic drugs have made pulmonary resection a safe procedure for even newborn and very ill infants when it is necessary for treatment of bronchiectasis, abscess of the lung, tumors, and congenital cysts, both infected and noninfected. In a series of 34 infants and children upon whom lobectomy or pneumonectomy was done, all were cured of the disease which dictated the operation. There were no deaths.


The use of the male California toad in the diagnosis of pregnancy. The California male toad, readily available in most areas of the state, and for many other reasons a better subject for test purposes than the frog, was used in 237 tests to determine the presence or absence of pregnancy in humans. Human urine was injected into the toads, and the cloacal discharge then was examined for the presence of sperm. There were only two false reactions in the series-both false negative. In subsequent tests in both these cases, the result was positive.


Anuria and oliguria; a review of symptoms, pathologic physiology and mortality rates.


Fatal acute agranulocytosis following prolonged administration of small doses of sulfadiazine for urinary bacteriostasis.


A simple infant transfusion kit for occasional use.


The effects of cortisone and adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH) on certain rheumatic diseases. The adrenal cortical hormone, cortisone, and the pituitary adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH) possess potent antirheumatic properties. Their administration produces strikingly beneficial effects on a number of rheumatic diseases including rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid (ankylosing) spondylitis, acute rheumatic fever, disseminated lupus erythematosus, periarteritis nodosa, psoriatic arthritis, dermatomyositis, and gout. In general the effects of these substances are temporary and they cause suppression rather than cure of the disease processes. Improvement is maintained usually only by continuing administration, and on hormonal withdrawal prompt or fairly prompt relapse of the disease manifestations ensues. In addition to their antirheumatic effects cortisone and ACTH influence a wide variety of physiologic functions. Administration of them therefore may produce a number of metabolic and clinical changes, some of which are not advantageous from a therapeutic standpoint. Adverse side-reactions are more liable to occur when large doses of the hormones are given for prolonged periods; such reactions appear to be reversible and disappear when administration of the hormones is stopped. With cortisone, comparatively few untoward signs develop when smaller amounts are administered continuously even for periods of months. Greater clinical experience is needed before optimal doses and schedules of administration are finally determined. It appears that some severe cases, many moderately severe cases, and most moderate and mild cases of rheumatoid arthritis may be adequately controlled with smaller "maintenance" doses of cortisone ranging from 32 to 65 mg. a day, providing larger doses to suppress the disease manifestations are employed initially. Neither cortisone nor ACTH should be considered as a therapeutic agent for general use until more information regarding their physiologic activities and the consequences of prolonged or repeated administration of them are available. Until the potential dangers of these hormones can be determined precisely, the use of them should be considered as an investigative procedure.


Cardiac catheterization in adult congenital heart disease; a preliminary report. The diagnosis of uncomplicated ventricular septal defect and uncomplicated patent ductus arteriosus presents few hazards. Differential diagnosis of atrial septal defect and of transposed pulmonary veins is technically more difficult. The complex nature of most types of cyanotic congenital heart disease requires the combined use of catheterization, determination of circulation times, ventilation studies, and possibly angiocardiography. Reports of eight cases in which cardiac catheterization was carried out illustrate the common forms of acyanotic and cyanotic heart disease and the factors in diagnosis.


Skeletal suspension in the treatment of decubiti. In the usual sacral decubitus, pressure may be relieved by skeletal suspension from Kirschner wires placed in the ilian crests. Pressure sores over the scapulae and thoracic spine may be handled by placing Kirschner wires through the clavicles. Both of these methods lend themselves to the preoperative care of a patient being prepared for the plastic closure of a decubitus.


Detection of pulmonary tuberculosis; comparative value of routine radiologic examinations and routine laboratory procedures. The abnormalities disclosed by the usual laboratory diagnostic procedures (blood cell count and hemoglobin determination, sedimentation rate determination, urinalysis, and serologic test for syphilis) are compared with the number revealed by stereophotoroentgen chest examination in a series of 951 patients. The number of significant abnormalities uncovered by the routine stereophotoroentgen examination of the chest was comparable to the number disclosed by the usual laboratory procedures used in patient evaluation. Some form of radiologic examination of the chest should be included in the routine laboratory procedures required for patient evaluation.


Habitual abortion.

Habitual abortion. Habitual abortion should be defined as the spontaneous sequential loss of three or more pre-viable pregnancies. The incidence and etiology of spontaneous single and repeated, sequential abortion are discussed. The theoretical role of the various hormones in the treatment of abortion is examined. The modes of therapy now in effect are reviewed and their probable value estimated. Preconceptual therapy of the wife and husband for the successful salvage of a viable infant following previous sequential abortion is recommended. Logical postconceptual and emergency therapy is outlined for the patient who is an habitual aborter.A critical view of previous and present methods of study and treatment of habitual abortion is expressed.


Psychiatric problems in children.

Psychiatric problems in children.


Epinephrine hand nebulizer in asthma; technique of use, clinical aspects. It behooves the physician seeking relief for asthmatic patients not to be casual about the epinephrine hand nebulizer and the manner in which it is used. Patients who claim to get no relief from the nebulizer should be asked to demonstrate their technique. If the nebulizer produces a hardly visible mist, it should be discarded. For many patients, the goal in spraying by hand must be the production of more or less continuous and voluminous aerosol, regardless of the phase of respiration, in order to effect relief. If the respiratory pattern has not deviated too far from normal in rate and depth, inhalations may be carried out in courses or cycles of about a half-minute duration and spaced a few minutes apart. If the respiratory pattern is abnormal during the act of spraying, it must be corrected. Inhaled epinephrine aerosols as constituted today appear to be somewhat irritating to the mouth, throat, and upper portion of the pulmonary tract of some persons, but it has not been convincingly demonstrated that serious and permanent damage to the lower respiratory tract of humans can occur from long-continued use of inhaled epinephrine.


Coccidioidomycosis of the genital tract.


Veterinary service district practice in Saskatchewan.


Multiple calculi.

Multiple calculi.


A pneumatic condition affecting dogs.

A pneumatic condition affecting dogs.


Trends in maternal and child health.

Trends in maternal and child health.


Studies on poliomyelitis in Ontario. III. Further observations on the association of Coxsackie and poliomyelitis viruses.


Social and preventive medicine in the training of the general practitioner.


Some comments on nutrition education.

Some comments on nutrition education.


Nitrate content in well waters.

Nitrate content in well waters.


Streptomycin resistance of Mycobacterium tuberculosis and its determination by means of oleic acid-albumin agar.


Numerical estimation in cancer and cancer treatment.


Possible relationship between menopause and age at onset of breast cancer.


Tumors of the parathyroid; a review of twenty-three cases.


Tumors of the salivary glands; a clinicopathological study of 160 cases.


Primary lymphosarcoma of the small intestine.


The prostatic smear.

The prostatic smear.


Tracheal aspiration; an additional method for the early diagnosis of carcinoma of the lung.


The serum antiproteolytic reaction of patients with lesions of the stomach and duodenum.


Toxic reactions of 4-amino-pteroylglutamic acid (aminopterin) in patients with far-advanced neoplastic disease.


Erythroblastemia.

Erythroblastemia.


The treatment of carcinoma of the breast.


Lymphangiosarcoma in postmastectomy lymphedema; a case report.


The relationship of gastric ulcer to gastric cancer; panel discussion.


MEDICAL service and civil defense.

MEDICAL service and civil defense.


Chemical studies on the transformation of mouse epidermis to squamous-cell carcinoma: a review.


Some effects of 2-acetylaminofluorene on the dog.


Effects of increased pressure upon sarcoma 180.


Effect of partial ablation of the bone marrow and of splenectomy on the hepatic lesions produced by 2-acetylaminofluorene.


Histological changes produced by a single large injection of radioactive phosphorus (P32) in albino rats and in C3H mice.


Neoplasms in rats treated with pituitary growth hormone; pulmonary and lymphatic tissues.


Ovary transplanted to spleen in rats: the effect of unilateral castration, pregnancy, and subsequent castration.


The effect of added dietary tryptophane on the occurrence of diethylstilbestrol-induced mammary cancer in rats.


The effect of age on regeneration of rat liver.


Electrocardiographic recording in angiocardiography with synchronous serial photography at right-angled planes.


Acquired defect of the interventricular septum of the heart.


The use of multiple esophageal leads in localizing and evaluating extension of posterior myocardial infarctions.


On transient hypertension in young subjects.


Management of acute head injuries.

Management of acute head injuries.


Augmentation of vasoactive substances by tetraethylammonium chloride.


Ebstein's anomaly of the tricuspid valve; report of three cases and analysis of clinical syndrome.


Intermittent reversal of flow in a case of patent ductus arteriosus; a physiologic study with autopsy findings.


The response of the flicker fusion threshold to nitroglycerin and its potential value in the diagnosis, prognosis, and therapy of subclinical and clinical cardiovascular disease.


Evaluation of the severity of organic occlusive disease and comparison of the effectiveness of various procedures in relaxing peripheral vasospasm.


Delayed development of ventricular ectopic rhythms following experimental coronary occlusion.


Acute coronary insufficiency due to acute hemorrhage: an analysis of 103 cases.


The Q-T interval in normal infants and children.


The Q-T interval in rheumatic fever.

The Q-T interval in rheumatic fever.


Relationship of various factors to the degree of coronary atherosclerosis in women.


Penicillin treatment of patients with cardiovascular syphilis in congestive failure.


The effect of epinephrine on the myocardium of the embryonic chick.


A comparison of cardiac output determined by the Fick procedure and a direct method using the rotameter.


Rheumatic fever and rheumatic carditis treated with "pregnancy" hormones; a study of 97 cases over a 12 year period, 1938-1950.


The rule of reason in psychiatry.

The rule of reason in psychiatry.


The combined antigen-antihistaminic technique in pollen therapy; shortening the treatment of hay fever. study II.


Observations on brain tumors in childhood: a general review.


Painful mouth ulcerations (periadenitis mucosa necrotica recurrens) treated locally with aureomycin--case report.


The Newington Veterans Administration Hospital; an outline of available medical services and procedures governing admissions.


Progress in clinical medicine; pilonidal disease.


HISTORIAN'S note book; early hospitals in Connecticut.


Survey of Connecticut cancer society to help shape future policies.


CARE of hand injuries.

CARE of hand injuries.


VOCATIONAL rehabilitation in Connecticut--1949.


Plant microfossils from Palana lignite eocene, Bikaner.


Irregular segregations in yeast hybrids.


A note on the compressibility, viscosity and surface tension of aqueous solutions of alkali halides.


Primary spinal anesthetic effects of epinephrine.


A note on the adiabatic and apparent molar compressibilities of alkali halides.


The possible hazards transthoracic vagotomy during cyclopropane anesthesia.


On carbonaceous discs and algal dust from the Vindhyans pre-Cambrian.


Elastic constants of fused quartz.

Elastic constants of fused quartz.


Volumetric estimation of hydrazine with sodium vanadate.


Ouabain as an adjunct in treatment of shock.


Rectal procaine analgesia preliminary report.


The use of xylocaine, a new local anesthetic, in surgery, obstetrics and therapeutics.


Control of secondary infection of downy mildew of maize.


Purity of milk.

Purity of milk.


Methionine and cystine contents of the guinea fowl egg.


Branched ears in Pennisetum typhoides Stapf et Hubbard.


A simple method for the removal of the toxic alkaloids from mustard oil adulterated with argemone oil.


A mango chimaera.

A mango chimaera.


Pentothal sodium anesthesia for dental surgery in office practice--a review of 3,434 cases.


Use of chloroform in obstetrics.

Use of chloroform in obstetrics.


Double ovary in Cocos nucifera Linn.

Double ovary in Cocos nucifera Linn.


FORESTRY education in India.

FORESTRY education in India.


Use of penni-morph for prolonged postoperative analgesia.


Pillow structures in the lavas of Dharwar age in the Chitaldrug District, Mysore State.


Quantitative relation between yarn strength and fiber properties.


Multivariate statistical distributions and economic macrodynamics.


Intensity of Raman lines in barytes.

Intensity of Raman lines in barytes.


On the cooling correction in calorimetry.


Absorption spectra of tellurides of antimony and bismuth.


Absorption spectra of antimony and bismuth selinides.


A theoretical explanation of the Joshi-effect.


Dielectric constants and elastic moduli of uniaxial crystals.


Peculiarities in the horizontal wind flow at the Vizag airfield.


Suction and compression by lungs.

Suction and compression by lungs.


Dielectric constants of alumina.

Dielectric constants of alumina.


On the construction of metal G.M. counters.


Potash-fixing capacity of alluvial soils.


A new record of Puccinia on sugar-cane in Bombay.


A calonymphid flagellate found in the Indian millipede, Thyropygus fam. harpagophoridae.


Secondary infection in the Bajra smut disease caused by Tolyposporium penicillariae Bref.


Mode of transmission of the long smut of Jowar.


Angiospermic remains from Barmer sandstones.


Leaf blight of Pandanus Spp.

Leaf blight of Pandanus Spp.


Megaspores from lower Gond-Wana of Singrauli coalfield, District Mirzapur.


Effect of photoperiod on the flowering time of 2 late varieties of paddy.


Indian rosin oil from Pinus excelsa.

Indian rosin oil from Pinus excelsa.


The effect of intake of zinc on metabolism.


Antibiotic properties of liver-protein hydrolysate.


Dental caries: a rationalization of the Gottlieb concept with the generally accepted concept.


The use of rapid setting acrylic resins as a casting medium in the direct technique.


Dentistry--an asset to the cerebral palsied child.


Pathological aspects.

Pathological aspects.


Bitewing technique.

Bitewing technique.


Symposium; the diagnosis and management of benign and malignant lesions of the stomach.


Tumors of the mouth and jaws; surgical treatment for cancer of the face and mouth and plastic repair.


Treatment of periapical infection.

Treatment of periapical infection.


Hypnodontics or hypnosis in dentistry.

Hypnodontics or hypnosis in dentistry.


Surgical aspects.

Surgical aspects.


EDITORIALS.

EDITORIALS.


Fifty-seven years in dentistry.

Fifty-seven years in dentistry.


Complicated endodontia and periapical curettage.


Bilateral fracture of the mandible.

Bilateral fracture of the mandible.


Mechanics of simplified non-traumatic exodontia; principles-technic-application.


Generalizations of general anesthesia.

Generalizations of general anesthesia.


Anesthesia for cavity preparation and other operative procedures.


The prevention of subacute bacterial endocarditis.


Dentistry in the second half of the 20th century.


New Guinea walkabout.

New Guinea walkabout.


Some observations on dental conditions in Papua--New Guinea, 1947, with special reference to dental caries.


Orthodontia; for the general practitioner of dentistry.


The repair of vesico-vaginal fistulae.

The repair of vesico-vaginal fistulae.


Modern muscle-relaxing drugs, with special reference to the use of flaxedil in East Africa.


Paludrine (proguanil) as a malarial prophylactic amongst African labour in Kenya.


Chloromycetin and tick typhus.

Chloromycetin and tick typhus.


Peg leg.

Peg leg.


Alleged poisoning with an extract of Adenium volkensii Harms.


Some observations on liver function in heart failure.


The functional significance of testis cholesterol in the rat: effects of hypophysectomy and cryptorchidism.


The functional significance of testis cholesterol in the rat: histochemical observations on testes following hypophysectomy and experimental cryptorchidism.


Factors affecting the measurement of proteolytic activity of thyroid tissue.


The proteolytic activity of thyroid and other tissues of the dog.


Studies in the distribution and concentration of alkaline phosphatase in the adrenal cortex of normal and of sex hormone treated pigeons.


A screening test to indicate opposition to the cardiovascular-renal effects of desoxycorticosterone acetate in the rat: the effect of adrenal cortical extract.


Effect of prolonged exhibition of diethylstilbestrol on plasma and tissue lipids in the chick.


The lipotropic action of desiccated thyroid in the cholesterol-fed chick.


Influence of various steroids on the oxidative function of rat tissue preparations.


The effect of ultrasonic vibrations on molting in triturus viridescens.


Reactions of thyroid glands to juxtathyroidal implants of thyrotropic agents.


Conversion of desoxycorticosterone acetate to progesterone in vivo.


The effect of feeding thyroprotein and thiouracil on the vitamin A requirement of the chick.


On the control of follicular development in intrasplenic ovarian grafts by minute quantities of oestrogen.


Experiments with the local action of oestrogen on the intrasplenic ovarian graft.


The maturation of the pituitary-adrenal axis in the newborn rat.


Iron content as a quantitative measurement of the effect of previous pregnancies on the mammary glands of mice.


The influence of adrenal cortical hormones on sensitivity of mice to ionizing radiation.


Comparative activities of 17-hydroxy-11-desoxycorticosterone and 11-des-oxycorticosterone.


Different intensities of sexual activity in relation to the effect of testosterone propionate in the male rabbit.


The effect of androgen on spermatogenesis.


The addition of eggs to the hen's clutch by repeated injections of ovulation-inducing hormones.


Endocrine influences on implantation and deciduoma formation.


The effects of graded dosages of estrogen upon pituitary cytology and function.


Antihistamine therapy of the common cold; a clinical impression study.


Lowering high subglabellar dorsum of the nose; use of a new instrument.


Aureomycin in treatment of ocular infections in the rabbit.


Headache.

Headache.


Use of cortisone in severe bilateral uveitis.


Cortisone in the treatment of recurrent iritis associated with Marie-Struempell spondylitis.


Tinnitus and vertigo.

Tinnitus and vertigo.


The role of ocular rigidity in tonometry.


The treatment of male infertility.

The treatment of male infertility.


Cytology of the human spermatozoon.

Cytology of the human spermatozoon.


End results of the treatment of male infertility: a study of 600 males.


Interpretation of spermatic cytology in bulls.


Motile spermatozoa as an index of fertility in man.


Relation between testicular cytology, ketosteroids, androgen, and FSH.


Assay of hyaluronidase in human semen.

Assay of hyaluronidase in human semen.


Testicular atrophy in cholesterol fed hamsters.


The use of donors for artificial insemination; a survey of current practices.


Artificial insemination as related to the female.


Darkness prolongs storage life of butternut squashes.


Bacterial flora of frozen egg products.

Bacterial flora of frozen egg products.


Ascorbic acid content and other characteristics of the West Indian cherry.


Studies on the number of cells necessary for the transplantation of Yoshida sarcoma; transmission of the tumor with a single cell.


Study on carcinosarcoma of stomach.

Study on carcinosarcoma of stomach.


Studies on the experimental interruption of the ferment system of glucose metabolism in the sarcoma producing tissues. 1st report.


Growth inhibiting experiments on Yoshida sarcoma.


Purification of toxohormone. A second study of toxohormone, a characteristic toxic substance produced by cancer tissues.


Inhibitory action of citric acid on tomato juice flat-sour organisms.


Viability of food-poisoning Staphylococci and Salmonellae in salad dressing and mayonnaise.


Spoilage in salad and French dressing due to yeasts.


Preliminary note on the specific gravity of liver during the course of liver cancer production by butter yellow feeding.


Thermal destruction and stability of peroxidase in acid foods.


Bacterial and chemical analyses of mayonnaise, salad dressing, and related products.


Heat capacity of stabilized peanut butter.


Effect of baking pan material on heat penetration during baking and on quality of cakes made with fat.


Rutin content of asparagus.

Rutin content of asparagus.


Comparison of the quality of freshly baked cakes thawed frozen baked cakes, and cakes prepared from batters which had been frozen.


Analysis of quantitative gene action by constant parent regression and related techniques.


Partial breakage of salivary gland chromosomes.


Genetics of natural populations. XIX. Origin of heterosis through natural selection in populations of Drosophila pseudoobscura.


Quantitative inheritance of fruit size in red pepper (Capsium frutescens L.).


Microscopically visible bodies in the cytoplasm of the "killer" strains of Paramecium aurelia.


Inheritance of fruit weight and earliness in a tomato cross.


Effect of concentration of pantothenate on selection of a mutant for pantothenate synthesis in Saccharomyces cerevisiae.


The scope and limitations of electroencephalography in clinical medicine.


The third journey.

The third journey.


Ocular tuberculosis.

Ocular tuberculosis.


Minor maladies of the nursling.

Minor maladies of the nursling.


America re-visited.

America re-visited.


Report on a preliminary investigation into the incidence of inhalation of blood and other debris during dental extractions under general anaesthesia in the upright position.


The rite of circumcision.

The rite of circumcision.


Coronary occlusion.

Coronary occlusion.


A case of tetanus with a review of the cases at Guy's Hospital, 1929-49.


Pyruvate tolerance in peripheral neuropathy and other conditions.


Cystic tumor of the great momentum.

Cystic tumor of the great momentum.


Congenital deformities.

Congenital deformities.


Emetine in purulent infections.

Emetine in purulent infections.


The role of psychiatry in the state.

The role of psychiatry in the state.


Orthopedic problems in Israel; the problem of the valgus foot.


Fighting deafness in Israel; a working plan for social welfare, medical treatment and research.


Kupat Holim--the labor health service in Israel.


Professor Hermann Strauss, 1868-1944.

Professor Hermann Strauss, 1868-1944.


Bernard Weiss, M.D., 1888-1950.

Bernard Weiss, M.D., 1888-1950.


The influence of antibiotics and chemotherapeutic agents on otolaryngological practice.


Brain abscess metastatic from pleuro-pulmonary disease; case report.


Gleanings--1950 meeting of the American Goiter Association.


The obstetrical service at Harper Hospital during 1948 and 1949.


Laboratory aids in the diagnosis of cancer; a review of their present status.


Howard Lilienthal, M.D., 1861-1946.

Howard Lilienthal, M.D., 1861-1946.


The cytoplasm in heredity.

The cytoplasm in heredity.


Colour patterns and gene frequencies in natural populations of a platyfish.


Methods of scoring linkage data giving the simultaneous segregation of three factors.


The supply of ribonucleic acid to the male germ cells during meiosis in asellus aquaticus.


The development and maintenance of superior genetic stocks.


The "Sewell Wright Effect".

The "Sewell Wright Effect".


A polymeric multiple gene change in hexaploid wheat.


A short bibliography of genetic research published in Japan, 1941-1948.


RECORD throngs crowd tri-state to hear current hospital problems discussed.


The medical audit--what it involves and its significance.


Southeastern conference examines hospital's medical machinery.


NEW devices condition hospital air for health and comfort of all.


HOSPITAL executives tell ideas on flower room facilities.


The problem of inclusive rates.

The problem of inclusive rates.


ADMINISTRATOR designs new baby show case.


REGISTERED hospitals increase in number from 6,335 to 6,572 in one year.


Separate contagious disease unit is adjunct to general hospital in northwest Ohio.


News from Washington.

News from Washington.


News of hospital plans; annual reports show Blue Cross booming on New York front.


New type nursing school graduates students in twenty-five months.


HOSPITAL pharmacists submit proposed minimum standards for consideration.


Why cost of hospital care today is the lowest in our history.


Antihistamine and sulfa drugs used to treat infant diarrhea.


Lee hospital transforms kitchen with all new equipment.


Avocados provide menu variety.

Avocados provide menu variety.


FRANCIS Delafield hospital mobilizes x-ray for war on cancer.


DAILY chore: two tons of hospital laundry.


Decorating the hospital properly--the 'back door' to morale.


NEW hospital proves efficiency in single year of operation.


Mid-Atlantic meet covers many topics.

Mid-Atlantic meet covers many topics.


GOLDEN rule advanced as potent tool in personnel relations.


Good hospital design emphasized at upper Midwest conference.


Xavier Hospital is proud of splendid O.B. set-up.


The development of a university medical and health center.


Xavier's medical and surgical floors are oriented for direct sunlight.


Surgery--something special on Xavier's O. R. floor.


More psychology study needed by nurses?

More psychology study needed by nurses?


Some considerations in the nursing of the chronically ill.


The value of x-ray therapy in cancer uterine cervix.


Pharmacy-nursing team work improves care of patient.


Latest equipment and materials feature the Xavier hospital's kitchen-bakery.


Xavier hospital offers comprehensive technical services to its patients.


How do you handle your inventories?

How do you handle your inventories?


Xavier hospital laundry has what every hospital hopes to have sometime.


Getting and keeping the hospital well decorated.


Hospital and health services; the Catholic hospital at the end of 1949.


Nursing education activities; Catholic facilities for nursing education in 1950.


Multiple screening for a variety of diseases.


Multiple screening; pilot studies.

Multiple screening; pilot studies.


Turning patient opinion into reform.

Turning patient opinion into reform.


Patient-nurse communication system brings good results.


New nursery windows pays off in public relations.


Evolution of a practical central service.


Unusual design for a student nurses' home.


A two-way method for controlling accidents.


How state registration is working.

How state registration is working.


Ten years of inclusive rate success in a small hospital.


CATHOLIC Hospital Association, Directory.


A six-year report on care of communicable diseases.


More output at a lower cost with an employee incentive plan.


Attempts at unionization in Southern California.


A report on the centralization of maintenance and housekeeping.


CHANGES in the cooperative plan for appointment of interns.


Economies can be obtained through standardization of sutures.


A qualified dietitian saved the day, the budget and morale.


Learning hospital accounting by correspondence course.


The hospital and collective bargaining.

The hospital and collective bargaining.


Dental care in a children's hospital.

Dental care in a children's hospital.


An antibiotic room can conserve nursing hours.


An ex-patient looks at hospital housekeeping.


The hospital goes to the fair.

The hospital goes to the fair.


That contract with the architect.

That contract with the architect.


Administration of research programs in the hospital.


A signed permit for surgery is safest.

A signed permit for surgery is safest.


Accounting uniformity in Massachusetts hospitals.


The patient gets a chance to tell his story too.


Providing care for tuberculous patients in general hospitals.


A student health service aids nursing education.


Air conditioning, heating and ventilating in the hospital.


Information sources for study of the laundry department.


A good supply record system can improve the buying operation.


Applying airline food service ideas to hospital dietetics.


MASTER menus for July.

MASTER menus for July.


AMERICAN Hospital Association: statistics and directory.


Statistical models bearing on the semantics of correlation.


On a generalization of the Behrens-Fisher problem.


An application of gene frequency analysis to the interpretation of data from twins.


The urinary 17-ketosteroid output of naval submarine enlisted candidates during 2 stressful situations.


Sexual growth of Negro and white boys.

Sexual growth of Negro and white boys.


Chloroquine in the treatment of amoebic liver abscess.


Intensified electrical convulsive therapy in a military hospital.


Studies on arsenoxide derivatives; toxicity of carbamidophenylarsenious acid in comparison with carbarsone.


Incidence of arthritis in smallpox.

Incidence of arthritis in smallpox.


Studies on sex hormones; sperm test of pregnancy utilizing male toad, Bufo melanostictus Schneid., as test animal.


Two cases of vesicular (weeping) eczema treated with anti-histaminic drug.


The place of clinical pathological museum in medical education.


Mammary carcinoma.

Mammary carcinoma.


Notes on some remedies; dehydration and its treatment.


Some aspects of muscle physiology.

Some aspects of muscle physiology.


PROTECTIVE value of BCG vaccination.

PROTECTIVE value of BCG vaccination.


Calculation of the idiomolar value and its electrostatic equivalent in normal mammalian skeletal muscle.


Strains of the ankle joint.

Strains of the ankle joint.


Bilateral alveolar lung carcinoma, associated with the injection of thorotrast.


Post-cricoid cancer.

Post-cricoid cancer.


An illuminated diagram for illustrating cardiac irregularities.


Nominal variation and class identification: the working and the laboring classes.


A semantic study of concepts of clinical psychologists and psychiatrists.


Follow-up study of 32 cases treated by nondirective psychotherapy.


Effects of success and failure on "suggestibility" in the autokinetic situation.


Distributed versus masses experience in a traumatic situation.


A study of genital symbols on the Rorschach test: presentation of a method and results.


An experimental examination of the scapegoat theory of prejudice.


An experiment in training volunteers to answer anti-minority remarks.


Emotional expression in failure: a new hypothesis.


Case reposts; Miller.

Case reposts; Miller.


A further investigation of the criteria of leadership.


A note on the "clinical practice and personality theory" symposium.


Accuracy of age statements by the elderly.


Clinical psychology and behavior theory.


Thirty-five year's experience with the Porteus maze.


German psychologists and national socialism.


Szondi's pictures: identification of diagnoses.


Asthma with sinus disease; a comparison of radical sinus surgery and conservative treatment.


Asthma complicated by recurrent spontaneous pneumothorax.


Sudden death due to allergy tests.

Sudden death due to allergy tests.


Effect on eating habits of nutrition education in the fifth grade; determination by photography.


Ventilatory tests in bronchial asthma; evaluation of vital capacity and maximum breathing capacity.


The effect of the development of an eczematous sensitization to a drug on the pharmacologic properties of that drug.


Factors influencing reagin formation in experimental human sensitization to ascaris lumbricoides antigen; the influence of a previous sensitization on rate of sensitization.


A study of the effect of various drugs on the whealing reaction.


Academician I. P. Pavlov--A centennial.

Academician I. P. Pavlov--A centennial.


Nutrition in relation to disease of the heart and blood vessels.


Nutritional status of children; feeding practices in child-caring agencies; communal feeding of adolescent boys.


Emotional factors in eating and obesity.


A pattern for planning curriculum.

A pattern for planning curriculum.


A practical approach to employee training.


A postgraduate teaching program.

A postgraduate teaching program.