Hemoglobin iron as a stimulus for the production of ferritin by the kidney.


Comparison of effects of sodium pentobarbital or ether-induced anesthesia on rate of flow and cell content of rat thoracic duct lymph.


Mechanism of hypotension following intravenous injections of strongly hypertonic solutions.


Blood pressure and renal clearances in hypertensive dogs following tissue injury.


Failure of portal system to inactivate completely ovarian secretions in immature rats.


Actomyosin of the uterus.

Actomyosin of the uterus.


Comparison of protein anabolic property of various androgens in the castrated rat.


Comparison of the protein anabolic property of testosterone propionate in the male and female rat.


Comparison of protein anabolic properties of testosterone propionate and growth hormone in the rat.


Leucocyte picture of the rat; relation of adrenal and spleen.


Mechanism of extracellular sodium and chloride depletion in the adrenalectomized dog.


Production of diabetes in the mouse by partial pancreatectomy.


Impairment of liver gluconeogenesis from lactic acid as a result of alloxan action.


Effects of ligation of the pancreatic duct upon the action of secretin and pancreozymin in rabbits with a correlated histological study.


Effect of temperature upon survival of the eviscerate rat.


Interrelationship of the cardio-respiratory events in anoxia.


Coronary blood flow and cardiac oxygen consumption in unanesthetized dogs.


Direct determination of partial and total tensions of respiratory gases in blood.


Effect of auricular fibrillation on the coronary blood flow.


Comparison between the cardiac input measured with a rotameter and output determined by the direct Fick method in open-chest dogs.


Inhibition of rat brain cholinesterase by beta-chlorinated amines.


Convulsions in cerebellum and cerebrum induced by beta-chlorinated amines.


Lung function studies; uneven pulmonary ventilation in normal subjects and in patients with pulmonary disease.


Effect of stimulation on the phosphate esters of the brain.


Effect of gas density on resistance to respiratory gas flow in man.


Measurement of saturation time and saturation tension with Millikan oximeter, in subjects with normal pulmonary function.


Effect of change of position upon the cerebral circulation of man.


Effects of folic acid on respiratory and nitrogen metabolism.


Arginase activity of blood in normal children and pregnant women.


Electric current transients through the human body.


Functional significance of venous blood pressure.


Gastrointestinal hormones.

Gastrointestinal hormones.


Biochemistry of melanin formation.

Biochemistry of melanin formation.


The loudness of multicomponent tones.

The loudness of multicomponent tones.


Visual factors in the maintenance of upright posture.


Changes in performance and in ocular functions resulting from strenuous visual inspection.


The genuineness of unilateral deafness produced by hypnosis.


A further stereoscopic study of figural after-effects.


The use of painted grids and circuits in the construction of psychological apparatus.


Quantum concepts in visual intensity-discrimination.


A visual beat phenomenon.

A visual beat phenomenon.


The intelligence of old indigent persons residing within and without a public home for the aged.


Perceptual assimilation in a stereoscopic illusion.


Factors productive of conditioned images or sensations.


Consistency and variability in the growth of intelligence from birth to 18 years.


The development and training of hand dominance; developmental tendencies in handedness.


A laboratory investigation of measures of frustration tolerance of pre-adolescent children.


Achievement of a group of children in foster homes as revealed by the Stanford achievement test.


Public health in Newfoundland.

Public health in Newfoundland.


The health visitor in Great Britain.

The health visitor in Great Britain.


The use of trisodium phosphate in techniques for the isolation of M. tuberculosis.


Cold stain for acid-fast bacteria.

Cold stain for acid-fast bacteria.


Mortality during and after the 2nd World War.


Canteen hygiene; use of detergents and chemical sterilizing methods for washing up.


Studies of pulmonary findings and antigen sensitivity among student nurses; doubtful reactions to tuberculin and to histoplasmin.


Studies of the action of sodium fluoride on human enamel by electron microscopy and electron diffraction.


Serological survey for murine typhus infection in southwest Georgia animals.


Sclerosing conditions of bone.

Sclerosing conditions of bone.


Dosage of high voltage radiation within bone and its possible significance for radiation therapy.


A general purpose ionization meter.

A general purpose ionization meter.


The pulmonary effects of toxic gases and smokes; an experimental radiographic investigation.


Gummatous stenosis of the bronchus.

Gummatous stenosis of the bronchus.


Note on a television fluid lens as an aid to fluoroscopy.


Advances in X-ray therapy apparatus.

Advances in X-ray therapy apparatus.


Subclavian angiography.

Subclavian angiography.


A cassette carrier for portable thoracoplasty cases.


Whither X-ray apparatus?

Whither X-ray apparatus?


Acute primary pulmonary blastomycosis.

Acute primary pulmonary blastomycosis.


Hodgkin's disease of the lung; roentgen appearance and therapeutic management.


Convulsive fractures of the dorsal spine following electric-shock therapy.


Downward displacement of the gastric cardia.


Angiocardiography; its application to the diagnosis of coarctation of the aorta.


Cavitary disease of the lungs; due to less frequent etiological factors.


Hamartoma of the lung.

Hamartoma of the lung.


Fetal tolerance to roentgen rays; a case report.


Radiotherapy of acne vulgaris; comparative tests of treatment technics.


Tentative dose units for mixed radiations.


The tumor clinic as a study group.

The tumor clinic as a study group.


Treatment of traumatic hernia of the diaphragm.


Patterns of electrical skin resistance following sympathectomy.


Influence of the autonomic nervous system of the cerebral blood supply.


Bilateral bronchiectasis; an analysis of 43 consecutive cases.


Reevaluation of ethyl alcohol as a germicide.


Vitallium reconstruction of the malar bone.


Peripheral arterial embolism with particular reference to an evaluation of conservative treatment.


Sacrococcygeal teratoma with urinary retention.


Generalized giant hypertrophic gastritis simulating neoplasm; differential diagnosis and report of a case.


Leiomyoma of the esophagus.

Leiomyoma of the esophagus.


Studies of rabbit organs after intravenous infections of pectin sols.


Plastic surgery in the United States; a review of the 1948 literature.


Diaphragmatic hernia.

Diaphragmatic hernia.


The renal fascia.

The renal fascia.


Adenocarcinoma of thyroid gland; a case report and discussion of the significance of the Hürthle cell.


Giant hypertrophic gastritis; a survey of the literature and the record of a case treated surgically.


Wilms' tumour.

Wilms' tumour.


Solitary myeloma with generalized metabolic disturbance.


Congenital absence of the sacrum and coccyx; report of a case and review of the literature.


Lymphangioma of mesentery.

Lymphangioma of mesentery.


Epidermoid cysts in the region of the rectum and anus; a report of four cases.


Haemostasis with absorbable alginates in neurosurgical practice.


Carcinoma of the adrenal cortex; report of a case without endocrine changes.


Inferior mesenteric vascular occlusion.

Inferior mesenteric vascular occlusion.


A case of acute insufficiency of small intestine with a discussion and review of the literature.


A case of so-called lateral aberrant thyroid; the importance of hemithyroidectomy.


Solitary kidney; a report of three cases.


Case report on pedicled nerve-graft.

Case report on pedicled nerve-graft.


The anatomy of the blood-vessels in the region of the pancreas.


Nasopharyngeal tumours; the place of leucotomy in the terminal stages of the disease.


Lymphangioma of the kidney.

Lymphangioma of the kidney.


The effect of tetra-ethyl ammonium bromide on the renal pelvis and ureter; a contribution to the study of hydronephrosis.


Duplications of the alimentary tract.

Duplications of the alimentary tract.


A case of osteochondritis dissecans of the ankle.


A case of traumatic avulsion of a main-stem bronchus from its lung, treated by immediate pneumonectomy.


Meckel's diverticulum with a peritoneal caul; a unique cause of intestinal obstruction.


Solitary caecal diverticulitis.

Solitary caecal diverticulitis.


A case of idiopathic gangrene of the scrotum.


A recurrent benign giant-cell synovioma of tendon-sheath of 34 years' duration.


A case of direct inguinal hernia illustrating improvement in tone of the oblique musculature of the abdominal wall as a result of surgical repair of the hernia; preliminary report.


Reversal of biochemical processes in cases of cochlear and vestibular dysfunction.


Extrapleural pneumolysis with methyl methacrylate plombage.


Experimental studies on vascularization of bony calluses.


Adenocarcinoma and carcinoid of the appendix.


Rectosigmoidectomy with anastomosis in carcinoma of rectum and rectosigmoid.


Modified treatment of appendical stump.

Modified treatment of appendical stump.


Facts about the transversalis fascia; a surgeon's viewpoint.


In vitro determination of bacterial sensitivity to aureomycin.


Mucoproteins of human plasma; electrophoretic studies of mucoproteins from perchloric acid filtrates of plasma.


Failure of antihistaminic drug phenergan to protect against acute pulmonary edema.


Atresia of the duodenum in a newborn child.


Ischial decubitus ulcer with atypical features.


Postphlebitic syndrome; treatment of conservative measures, sympathectomy, and other operative measures.


The use of ultrasonic pulses for the measurement of biologic tissues and the detection of tissue density changes.


Physiologic mechanisms of intra-arterial transfusion.


The significance of hypoprothrombinemia in the non-jaundiced surgical patient; clinical and experimental study.


Involvement of the penis by carcinoma of the rectum.


Pulmonary decortication for fibrinofibrothorax and empyema in children.


Further development of the gastric balloon to facilitate intestinal intubation.


Intraventricular extension of an aneurysm of the anterior cerebral artery; report of a case with successful removal.


Intramedullary fixation of fractures of the humerus by the longitudinal pin.


Prone position frame.

Prone position frame.


Solitary hemangioma of small intestine; abstract of literature and report of a case.


Tuberculous subdiaphragmatic abscess with pulmonary manifestations.


Regeneration of the liver following massive destruction as a result of trauma; report of a case and correlation with experimental literature.


The crush syndrome in battle casualties.


Streptomycin-promizole therapy of miliary and meningeal tuberculosis in children.


The effect of streptomycin upon the pathology of tuberculous meningitis.


Tuberculous bronchitis in pulmonary resection; incidence in 58 pulmonary resections for tuberculosis.


The use of gelatin foam in thoracoplasties.


Studies on the respiratory gas exchange in 100 anthracite coal miners with pulmonary complaints.


Para-aminosalicylic acid treatment of tuberculosis; a review.


Thrombosis of cerebral vessels with necrosis of the basal nuclei; a complication of tuberculous meningitis and streptomycin therapy.


A case of generalized tuberculosis.

A case of generalized tuberculosis.


Sarcoidosis; a clinical and roentgenological study of 28 cases.


Pneumoperitoneum with phrenic paralysis for pulmonary tuberculosis.


The electrocardiogram in pneumoperitoneum; including augmented unipolar limb leads and unipolar chest and esophageal leads.


The effect of penicillin on wound infection and other complications after thoracoplasty.


Appendicitis during pneumoperitoneum treatment.


Bronchoscopy in a sanatorium; a review of 522 consecutive bronchoscopies.


Relationships between tuberculosis and bronchiectasis; a study of clinical and of post-mortem material.


The dissemination of tubercle bacilli in experimental tuberculosis in the guinea pig.


Studies in tuberculosis chemotherapy; a simple primary aromatic amines, in vitro and in vivo.


Fatal asphyxia as a complication of lucite polmbage.


Pneumonectomy for pulmonary hemorrhage in tuberculosis.


Tuberculoma of the lung, simulating bronchogenic carcinoma.


A tuberculosis survey in Western Samoa.

A tuberculosis survey in Western Samoa.


The frequency of erythema nodosum among invertors.


Tuberculosis in Malaya.

Tuberculosis in Malaya.


World Health Organization tuberculosis surveys.


Leukoplakia of the renal pelvis.

Leukoplakia of the renal pelvis.


Giant hydronephrosis.

Giant hydronephrosis.


Supernumerary kidney with extravesical ureteral orifice.


Transection of ureter following uterine instrumentation.


Urographic study of the upper part of the urinary tract prior to and after cutaneous ureterostomy and ureterosigmoidostomy.


Simple cystectomy for cancer of the urinary bladder; 100 consecutive cases; 2 years later.


Regional gland dissection for carcinoma of the bladder; a technique for one-stage cystectomy, gland dissection, and bilateral uretero-enterostomy.


Ureterointestinal anastomosis.

Ureterointestinal anastomosis.


The technique of total cystectomy (perineo-abdominal-pancystectomy) in the male.


Stilbamidine in transitional cell carcinoma of the bladder.


Transurethral resection for relief of urinary retention in patients with neurologic lesions.


The use of anticoagulants following transurethral prostatic resection.


Vascular perfusion of the prostate gland.


A study of the enzyme acid phosphatase and its possible role in intermediary carbohydrate metabolism of the prostate gland and its secretion in dog and man.


Carcinoma of the prostate; a cytological study.


Testicular temperature in man.

Testicular temperature in man.


Cottonseed protein vs. cottonseed oil sensitivity; an objective approach to the diagnosis of food-allergy as applied to cottonseed atopy.


Cottonseed protein vs. cottonseed oil sensitivity; background and personal experience.


Cottonseed protein vs. cottonseed oil sensitivity; a case of cottonseed oil sensitivity.


Idioblaptic allergy as an implementing background factor in anterior poliomyelitis; an exploratory study.


Cottonseed protein vs. cottonseed sensitivity; the atopen content of cottonseed oil.


Skin tests with steroid hormones in allergic diseases.


Multiple sclerosis and allergy management with histamine therapy.


Cottonseed protein vs. cottonseed oil sensitivity; cottonseed asthma; protein vs. oil.


Effect of thyroid substances in the ovarian capsule upon mitosis in the germinal epithelium.


On the excretory ducts of the pancreas in man, with special reference to their relations to each other, to the common bile duct and to the duodenum.


On the prediction of human stature from the long bones.


Superfetation in a mouse.

Superfetation in a mouse.


The comparative distribution of esterase in the tissues of five mammals by a histochemical technique.


The histology of the dog's lung following experimental collapse with special reference to the nature of the alveolar lining.


Calcification in the fetuses of normal and Ancon sheep.


Breadth of epidermal ridges in the human fetus and its relation to the growth of the hand and foot.


A clinical evaluation of chlorcyclizine.


Allergic toxemia and fatigue.

Allergic toxemia and fatigue.


Clinical evaluation of thenylpyramine hydrochloride in the treatment of allergic symptoms.


Some observations on methods of determining blood pressure in the rat.


A statistical report on 955 cases of cancer of the cervix uteri and 321 cases of cancer of the corpus uteri.


Behavior of the normal histamine of the rabbit toward antihistaminic substances.


The status of genetical studies in human cancer.


Meningeal tumours with extracerebral metastases.


Squamous differentiation in mouse mammae; spontaneous and induced.


Dermatologic allergy.

Dermatologic allergy.


Oral procaine hydrochloride therapy in asthma.


Remarks on the theories of antibody formation.


Some effects of urethane on the growth and mitosis of normal and malignant cells in vitro.


Emotional traumata proceeding the onset of allergic symptoms in a group of children.


Chemically induced breast tumours and the mammary tumour agent.


The composition of nucleic acids; the guanine and thymine content of nucleic acids isolated from normal tissues and animal tumours.


Some data on the distribution of the milk factor.


Studies on experimental goitre; the transplant-ability of experimental thyroid tumours of the rat.


The role of thyroxine deficiency in the formation of experimental tumours of the thyroid.


Investigations into the varying manifestations of leukoemic lesions following injections of 9:10-dimethyl-1:2-benzanthracene into different subcutaneous sites in street mice.


Effect of choline on experimental carcinogenesis.


Pulmonary fibrosis complicating allergic asthma.


The ascorbic acid and glutathione content of the livers of rats with sarcomata induced by 1:2:5:6-dibenzanthracene.


Studies on the relationship between sarcoma and leukosis in chickens; histogenesis of tumors induced by intramuscular inoculation of cell-containing leukotic material.


Studies on the intracellular composition of livers from rats fed various aminoazo dyes; 3'-methyl-,2'-methyl-, and 2-methyl-4-dimethylaminoazobenzene,3-methyl-4-monomethylaminoazobenzene, and 4'-fluoro-4-dimethylaminoazobenzene.


Intra-ocular transplantation of heterologous tissues.


The effects of the administration of cortisone and ACTH on patients with acute rheumatic fever.


A challenge to biochemists.

A challenge to biochemists.


Actomyosin and muscular contraction.

Actomyosin and muscular contraction.


Some factors influencing the contractility of a non-conducting fiber preparation.


Myosin and adenosinetriphosphate in relation to muscle contraction.


Morphology in muscle and nerve physiology.


Studies on permeability in relation to nerve function, axonal conduction and synaptic transmission.


Studies on permeability in relation to nerve function, ionic movements across exonal membranes.


Nerve conduction without increased oxygen consumption; the action of azide and fluoroacetate.


The development of muscle-chemistry, a lesson in neurophysiology.


Substrate specificity of amino acid decarboxylases.


Free radicals derived from tocopherol and related substances.


The combination of diphosphopyridine nucleotide with glyceraldehyde phosphate dehydrogenase.


Configurational relationships between naturally occurring cyclic plant acids and glucose; transformation of quinic acid into shikimic acid.


Spectrophotometric measurements of the enzymatic formation of fumaric and cis-aconitic acids.


Partial purification of isocitric dehydrogenase and oxalosuccinic carboxylase.


The biological incorporation of purines and pyrimidines into nucleosides and nucleic acid.


The interconversion of the retinenes and vitamins A in vitro.


Body size and tissue respiration.

Body size and tissue respiration.


Determination of iodine-131 in urine.

Determination of iodine-131 in urine.


The virostatic and virucidal action of alpha-haloacylamides on vaccinia virus in vitro.


Rapid measurement of the oxygen saturation of whole blood samples with the Millikan oximeter.


Administration of BAL in selenium poisoning.


Effect of chronic administration of mercurial diuretics on glomerular filtration in the dog.


Glycogen in basophilic leucocytes in human blood smears.


Inhibition of the metabolism of nucleated red cells by intracellular ions and its relation to intracellular structural factors.


The biochemistry of abnormalities in cell division.


Lipase-catalysed condensation of fatty acids with hydroxylamine.


Observations on a factor determining the metabolic rate of the liver.


Is acetaldehyde an intermediary product in normal metabolism?


The quantum efficiency of photosynthesis.


The action of histamine antagonists on the histamine wheal and the eczema test.


The influence of dietary factors, especially brewer's yeast, cystine and B vitamins, on the course of chronic thallium poisoning in the rat.


Hyaluronidase action on the permeability of human skin; some experiments, mainly on allergic skin reactions.


The incidence of zoster, particularly zoster ophthalmicus.


On impetigo herpetiformis and its connection with parathyroprival tetany.


Hypersensitivity to horse serum provoked by anticattarh vaccine.


Treatment of syphilis with aureomycin administered by mouth.


Treatment of early syphilis with penicillin and bismuth subsalicylate; daily injection of 500,000 units of penicillin G in sodium chloride solution for 20 consecutive days and 10 to 20 doses of bismuth subsalicylate at the rate of two a week.


Viruses of special interest to the dermatologist; a review.


Hormonal therapy of acne vulgaris in the female; a clinical attempt at its evaluation.


Persistent, aberrant mongolian spots.

Persistent, aberrant mongolian spots.


Tryparsamide and bismuth subsalicylate in the treatment of experimental syphilis of rabbits; synergistic or additive activity.


Cutaneous metastases secondary to carcinoma of urinary bladder; report of two cases and review of the literature.


Monilial granuloma; report of a case and review of the literature.


Reevaluation of Weltmann serum coagulation reaction in syphilis and various dermatoses.


Nevus syringadenomatosus papilliferus; report of a case.


Acrodermatitis pustulosa perstans; report of a case in a child.


Trichoptilosis due to trichomycosis palmellina pubiana (red) report of a case.


Serum vitamin A and total plasma lipid concentrations as influenced by the oral administration of vitamin A to children with the nephrotic syndrome.


The insulin-glucose tolerance test; a modified procedure for the detection of hypoglycemia unresponsiveness in pituitary and adrenal insufficiency.


The peripheral vascular system in the bulbar conjunctiva of young normotensive adults at rest.


Studies of alkalosis; renal function during and following alkalosis resulting from pyloric obstruction.


Immunological studies of pneumococcal pneumonia in patients treated with penicillin.


Studies of alkalosis; electrolyte abnormalities in alkalosis resulting from pyloric obstruction.


Diurnal variations of renal function in man.


Pyridoxine deficiency in human beings induced with desoxypyridoxine.


Surface effects on blood-clotting components as determined by zeta-potentials.


Tissue protein studies in normal and undernourished males; the changes in total circulating protein after an intravenous saline infusion as an index of protein stores.


Effects and fate of human serum albumin administered intravenously and orally to premature infants.


Effect of protein starvation and of protein feeding on the clinical course, liver function and liver histochemistry of three patients with active fatty alcoholic cirrhosis.


Studies in methionine metabolism; the fate of intravenously administered S35-labeled-methionine in normal adult males, in patients with chronic hepatic disease, idiopathic hypoproteinemia and Cushing's syndrome.


Cardiovascular, renal, and general effects of large, rapid plasma infusions in convalescent men.


A comparative study of red cell volumes in human subjects with radioactive phosphorus tagged red cells and T-1824 dye.


The sodium nicotinate test, its clinical and experimental applications; a review.


Preventive medicine.

Preventive medicine.


Contribution to the study of gastric tuberculosis.


Corticodiencephalic gastrointestinal syndromes in epileptics.


Crazing of cast polymethyl methacrylate.


MORPHOGENESIS in plants and animals.

MORPHOGENESIS in plants and animals.


Electron microscope studies of normal and malignant tissues of high and low-breast-cancer strains of mice.


Double orbit in the 30-MeV. synchrotron.


Utilization of aspartic acid and asparagine by yeast.


Significance of tryptophane in human nicotinic acid metabolism.


External potassium and the membrane potential of single muscle fibers.


Reversal of glycogenetic to glycogenolytic action of desoxycorticosterone in rats.


Production of antisera in rabbits using calcium alginate as an antigen depot.


Demonstration of glycogen and lipids in the cytoplasm of human neutrophilic leucocytes.


Dextran as a diluent for univalent antibodies.


Mutations induced in Drosophila by ingested phosphorus-32.


Changes in the response of silkworm eggs to rotational force during cleavage.


Exchange in cobalt chelate compounds.

Exchange in cobalt chelate compounds.


Age changes in the acid-base equilibrium of the blood of males.


X-ray irradiation of polystyrene, polythene and paraffin wax.


Growth and regeneration in relation to age in the Crustacea with special reference to the Isopod, Asellus aquaticus Linn.


An investigation of the effects of parenteral and topical administration of steroids on the elastic properties of senile skin.


Progestins and basal body temperature in males.


The silica content of the aortic wall in various age groups.


Studies in the psychology of senility; a survey.


Granulomatous lesions in the bone marrow in infectious mononucleosis; a comparison of the changes in the bone marrow in infectious mononucleosis with those in brucellosis, tuberculosis, sarcoidosis and lymphatic leukemia.


Hereditary nonspherocytic hemolytic anemia.


Studies on Charcot-Leyden crystals.

Studies on Charcot-Leyden crystals.


Acid and alkaline phosphatase in white cells; data for the lymphocyte and the polymorphonuclear leukocyte of man and the rabbit.


Hemoglobin levels among 7 to 14 year old children in Saskatoon, Canada.


Hypersplenism associated with follicular lymphoblastoma; report of a case with splenectomy.


Remodeling the operating room to assure safety.


Avoiding baby mix-ups; some principles and procedures.


The technical aspects of a hospital's departments.


The physiologic aspects of atmospheric pollution.


The community problem.

The community problem.


Meteorology as a factor in air pollution.


Transformation as a factor in correction.


Pollens; sampling the control.

Pollens; sampling the control.


Disturbances in water- and salt metabolism in the final stage of chronic renal insufficiency.


Does human blood contain appreciable amounts of atropinesterase?


Looser-Milkman's syndrome with neurofibromatosis Recklinghausen and general decalcification of the skeleton.


Macrocytosis in acute hepatitis and pernicious anemia; a comparison based on 830 Price-Jones' curves; with two case reports of acute hepatitis complicating pernicious anemia.


Combined kymographic studies of the duration of the presphygmic period.


Sclerodermia-like picture following a single serum injection.


Vascular diseases due to hypersensitivity; so-called diffuse collagen disease.


Clinical and pathologic correlation of carcinoma of the breast; preliminary report of the pathologic study of 318 radical mastectomy specimens.


Acute psychosis due to atabrine; report of one case.


Psychotherapy in general practice; mother and child.


Treatment of manic psychoses with antihistamine drugs.


The amytal interview; a review.

The amytal interview; a review.


Psychotherapy in general practice; the newborn infant.


Vitamin D and tissue calcification.

Vitamin D and tissue calcification.


The general practitioner looks at the feet.


Intracellular bile canaliculi in the rabbit liver.


Goiterogenic action of iodide and the etiology of goiters in chicks from thyroprotein-fed hens.


Effect of Congo red on the MM virus.

Effect of Congo red on the MM virus.


Investigation of sterility in the female.


Carcinoma of the papilla.

Carcinoma of the papilla.


Ulcer and thrombophlebitis.

Ulcer and thrombophlebitis.


The use of isotopes as metabolic tracers.


Cryoglobulinemia; report of two cases with discussion of clinical manifestations, incidence and significance.


Duration of the infection in scarlet fever.


Electrokymography; an appraisal of its present clinical status.


Pituitary myxedema; report of three cases.


The serum proteins in rheumatoid arthritis.


The response of acute leukemia to the administration of the folic acid antagonists, aminopterin and a-methopterin; report of 14 cases.


Treatment of paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia with lanatoside C.


Syndrome of neuromyelitis optica; a case report with necropsy findings.


The effect of aminopterin and partial exsanguination transfusion on a case of acute stem cell leukemia; a case report and review of the literature on these two procedures.


Agranulocytosis due to propylthiouracil.


Toxicity of dicumarol; review of the literature and report of two cases.


The pulmonary manifestations of scleroderma; an anatomic-physiological correlation.


Educational psychology; its implications for mental health.


Psychology and mental health; current trends and their implications.


Recent developments in the measurement of intelligence and special abilities.


The contribution of analytical psychology to psychotherapy.


Progress of psychoanalysis in Great Britain.


Theories of the action of physical methods of treatment in psychiatry.


Child psychiatry.

Child psychiatry.


Study and treatment of the criminal, and care of the mentally defective and mentally abnormal criminal.


The law relating to temporary treatment in mental hospitals.


Hypnotism and suggestion; their place in psychotherapy.


Should anthropoid apes be excluded from the human family tree?


Eugenics; intelligence and genius.

Eugenics; intelligence and genius.


Advances in medicinal therapeutics.

Advances in medicinal therapeutics.


Surgery, 1900-1950.

Surgery, 1900-1950.


Fifty years of medical research and practice.


Prevention and control of infection.

Prevention and control of infection.


Fifty years of tropical medicine.

Fifty years of tropical medicine.


Fifty years of radiology.

Fifty years of radiology.


Fifty years of progress as shown by vital statistics.


Medicine to-day and yesterday; a retrospect.


Surgery in 1900.

Surgery in 1900.


Transport and communications.

Transport and communications.


Age of puberty in the tropics.

Age of puberty in the tropics.


The bearing of recent work on the virus theory of cancer.


The structure and functions of the synovial membrane.


Comparison and estimate of group and individual methods of treatment.


Primary torsion of the omentum in children.


Diphtheria immunization with P.T.A.P in adults.


Autemphysesis.

Autemphysesis.


The early diagnosis of bronchial carcinoma.


Thymectomy in myasthenia gravis.

Thymectomy in myasthenia gravis.


Hirschsprung's disease in infancy.

Hirschsprung's disease in infancy.


The future of occupational health.

The future of occupational health.


Gynaecomastia and testicular aplasia.

Gynaecomastia and testicular aplasia.


Brachial plexus block; report on 350 cases.


Fatal air embolism in artificial pneumoperitoneum.


The diagnosis of early phthisis.

The diagnosis of early phthisis.


The therapeutic use of estrogens in non-gynecological conditions.


The action of estrogenic and androgenic sterols on the senile human epidermis.


The mental development of the child according to Gesell [Hebrew text].


Serological drop test for syphilis [Hebrew text].


Sub-ependymal cysts of the caudate nucleus; a typical cerebral birth injury.


Leptospirosis pomona, the disease of swineherds in Israel.


Problems of nutrition in Israel [Hebrew text].


Penetrating stab wound of the heart.

Penetrating stab wound of the heart.


Aureomycin in acute dental infection; report of three cases.


Left extraperitoneal subphrenic abscess; case report of a large solitary abscess of unknown origin.


Osteomyelitis; advances in treatment.

Osteomyelitis; advances in treatment.


Institutional care of children.

Institutional care of children.


Cancer of the oesophagus.

Cancer of the oesophagus.


Chronic nasal sinusitis in children.

Chronic nasal sinusitis in children.


The circulation of ascitic fluid; interchange of plasma and ascitic fluid protein as studied by means of C14-labeled lysine in dogs with constriction of the vena cava. After plasma containing labeled plasma protein has been given intraperitoneally to dogs with experimental ascites a steady and rather rapid movement takes place of the labeled protein into the circulating blood. When plasma containing labeled plasma protein has been injected intravenously into the ascitic dog the labeled protein steadily disappears from the circulating blood and appears promptly and steadily in the ascitic fluid. The period of complete exchange or turnover in either instance is measured in days (2 to 7), but many factors enter in and make for variation. Lysine labeled with radio carbon is incorporated into the plasma proteins by feeding the donor dog. These experiments emphasize the ready exchange of proteins in the plasma with those in the ascitic pool and vice versa. This exchange may be termed circulation of ascitic protein.


The production of fever by influenzal viruses; effect of receptor-destroying substances. The effect of treating rabbits with materials which destroy the cell receptors for influenzal viruses upon the ability of these animals to respond with fever to injection of the PR8 and Lee strains of influenza virus and Newcastle disease virus (NDV) is described. In general, both cholera vibrio and Cl. welchii filtrates produced diminution of febrile responses. The effect of sodium periodate upon the pyrogenic reaction was not significant. Near-lethal amounts of these materials were necessary to demonstrate their protective effects against virus challenge. In order to rule out general debility as a factor in lessening the fever, it was shown that the ability of animals to respond to the pyrogenic effect of typhoid vaccine was unimpaired by injection of receptor-destroying substances. The substances tested were more effective in abolishing the febrile response to PR8 virus than to Lee virus or NDV. This finding is compatible with previous studies of the protective effect exerted by homologous and heterologous viruses. These findings give support to the hypothesis that union of virus and host receptor substance plays a part in the production of fever by these viruses.


Studies on a proteolytic enzyme in human plasma; the relationship between the proteolytic activity of plasma and blood coagulation. A fraction of globulin was prepared from human plasma which was deficient in prothrombin, thrombin, fibrinogen, plasma thromboplastin, and accelerator globulin. The preparation of globulin contained considerable potential proteolytic activity which could be activated by streptococcal fibrinolysin. This fraction of globulin accelerated the clotting of normal platelet-deficient plasma. However, the clot-accelerating effect of the globulin fraction was the same whether or not its proteolytic property had been activated. The addition of streptococcal fibrinolysin to normal platelet-deficient plasma did not accelerate coagulation. Nor did the addition of streptococcal fibrinolysin to hemophilic platelet-deficient plasma promote its coagulation. The data presented suggest that proteolysis by activated plasma proteolytic enzyme is not an essential stage in the coagulation of the blood.


Age as effecting the osmotic and mechanical fragility of dog erythrocytes tagged with radioactive iron. Radioactive iron was administered to three normal dogs, two of which had previously been bled, in order to tag a group of erythrocytes of approximately known age. The osmotic fragility of the newly formed tagged cells was significantly greater than that of the general cell population during the first few days after injection of the iron, while the mechanical fragility of the young cells was less than that of the general red cell population. As the cells aged and approached the end of their life span, their susceptibility to destruction by trauma inflicted by rolling glass beads exceeded that of the general cell population. The osmotic behavior of the old cells was not distinctive. The increased mechanical fragility of senescent cells suggests that the life span of erythrocytes may be limited at least in part by changes within the cell which render it more susceptible to destruction by mechanical wear and tear in the circulation. It is emphasized, however, that the trauma produced by rolling glass beads may be quite unlike that inflicted upon red cells in vivo. A decrease in circulating radioactive iron was observed in each experiment soon after the mechanical fragility of the tagged cells began to exceed that of the total cell population. The lowest point on the curve representing circulating radioiron was noted at 119, 119, and 122 days respectively after injection of iron in the three experiments. Estimates of the life span of dog erythrocytes obtained in this way agree with those provided by other methods.


Receptor destruction by viruses of the mumps-NDV-influenza group. A strain each of mumps and Newcastle disease virus and five strains of influenza virus were found to be capable of removing all the receptors for this group of viruses from fowl red cells. Five virus strains were tested for their capacity to inactivate the virus hemagglutinin of human plasma and of egg white. In the case of egg white all strains including mumps and Newcastle disease virus inactivated the inhibitor completely, or nearly so. With plasma the influenza strains inactivated the inhibitor completely but mumps and NDV destroyed only that portion of the complex which effected mumps inhibition. The inhibitor for some strains was destroyed more rapidly than that for others and the sequence in which they were destroyed (inhibitor gradient) was similar, regardless of the strain employed. The inhibitor gradient for egg white was very different from that for plasma and these in turn differed significantly from the receptor gradient for fowl red cells.


The relationship of the receptors of a new strain of virus to those of the mumps-NDV-influenza group. The interrelationships of the cellular receptors and the hemagglutinin inhibitors of a new strain of virus (1233) to members of the mumps-Newcastle disease-influenza group have been investigated. It was found that strain. 1233 does not destroy the receptors or inhibitors of the other group, nor does the latter destroy 1233 receptors or inhibitor. The sole exception to this statement was a moderate destruction of 1233 inhibitor in egg white by Newcastle disease virus. The classification of strain 1233 was discussed in the light of this evidence, evidence which tends to place strain 1233 in a different category from that of any other strain of the MNI group.


Determination of differences in virulence of strains of Salmonella typhosa; a comparison of methods. An investigation is reported of a comparison by three methods of the degree and certainty of differentiation of strains of S. typhosa of different virulence for mice. These methods were (a) intracerebral injection, (b) intraperitoneal injection of saline suspensions, and (c) intraperitoneal injection of mucin suspensions of the test organisms. With the strains of S. typhosa employed, differentiation was questionable by the intracerebral method, somewhat more marked by the intraperitoneal-saline suspension method, and most definite by the intraperitoneal-mucin suspension method. Differentiation of the strains employed was found to be independent of the presence or absence of Vi antigen and apparently was more dependent upon the method of testing than upon any known differences in biological characteristics of the organisms.


Studies on the virulence of tubercle bacilli; isolation and biological properties of a constituent of virulent organisms. The bacillary cords characteristic for virulent tubercle bacilli are readily disrupted when wet bacilli are suspended in hydrocarbons such as paraffin oil or petroleum ether. The disruption of cords is due to the removal of a material coating the surface of the bacilli and causing them to adhere to each other. This material can be obtained from virulent bacilli by extracting them with petroleum ether. It is a lipid. Avirulent variants of tubercle bacilli do not yield a similar material after extraction in the same manner; only little of it is obtained from BCG bacilli. The following properties of the fraction obtained by petroleum ether extraction are described: (a) It inhibits the migration of leukocytes in vitro. (b) If repeatedly injected in small doses into mice, it is toxic, whereas a single high dose does not give rise to toxic manifestations. (c) The susceptibility of mice to the toxic action of repeated injections parallels to some extent their degree of susceptibility to infection with the strain of tubercle bacilli from which the fraction was obtained. (d) The injection of the extracted material into guinea pigs does not induce a state of allergic reactivity toward tuberculin. Likewise, tuberculin-positive guinea pigs do not show hypersensitivity against injections of the extracted substance. Bacilli extracted with petroleum ether do not lose their viability. They grow out normally in vitro, and they are still pathogenic. However, the removal of the petroleum ether-soluble lipid from the bacilli results in a loss of the ability of the organisms to inhibit the migration of polymorphonuclear leukocytes. Moreover, mice and guinea pigs infected with extracted bacilli may develop tuberculosis considerably slower than animals injected with comparable amounts of unextracted organisms. The significance of these findings is discussed in relation to the problem of the virulence of tubercle bacilli.


Prevention preferred in the operating room.


The virulence and immunogenicity of strains derived from Salmonella typhosa 58 (Panama carrier). An investigation of the immunogenicity of vaccines prepared from closely related virulent and avirulent strains of S. typhosa is reported. No evidence was obtained of any essential relationship between the virulence of the strains employed and their immunogenicity, as determined by active-immunity mouse-protection tests and by the agglutinin and mouse-protective antibody response in human beings.


The safety of cesarean section.

The safety of cesarean section.


The use of intravenous propyl-methyl-carbinyl allyl barbituric acid for hypnosis during nitrous oxide anesthesia, preliminary report.


Edema of the vulva in pregnancy; report of three cases.


Protein alteration in portal cirrhosis as determined by electrophoresis.


Systemic and portal venous pressures in cirrhosis of the liver.


In vitro sensitivity of coliform bacilli to seven antibiotics; penicillin, streptomycin, bacitracin, polymyxin, aerosporin, aureomycin, and chloromycetin.


In vitro sensitivity of Bacillus proteus and Pseudomonas aeruginosa to seven antibiotics; penicillin, streptomycin, bacitracin, polymyxin, aerosporin, aureomycin, and chloromycetin.


The treatment of pneumococcic pneumonia with aureomycin.


Comparative value of the Weltmann serocoagulation reaction and the sedimentation rate (Cutler) in determining activity of the rheumatic process.


The influence of urinary pH on the renal excretion of salicyl derivatives during aspirin therapy.


The comparative effects of water, carbonated water, sodium chloride solution, and sodium bicarbonate solution on gastric acid secretion in human subjects.


A clinical study of the use of nitrogen mustard therapy in polycythemia vera.


Progesterone and anhydrohydroxyprogesterone; a comparative study of oral administration.


Acute effect of 4-aminopteroyglutamic acid on blood lymphocytes and the lymphatic tissue of intact and adrenalectomized mice.


Artifactual values of serum precipitable iodine.


Effects of pyribenzamine on the respiration of mouse brain homogenates.


Cardiac lesions following venous catheterization of the right auricle and coronary sinus of dogs.


Simple spectrophotometric determination of ethanol in blood by diffusion in an autoclave.


Preservation of Rh agglutinating antiserum with sodium azide.


The preservation of sheep cells for heterophile antibody determinations.


A simple modification of the Middlebrook and Dubos hemagglutination test for serum antibodies to products of tubercle bacilli.


A liquid medium composed of dehydrated ingredients for culture of Endamoeba histolytica associated with a single bacterium.


A method for securing uniformly mixed poured Petri plates by mechanical means.


A new vital stain for malignant cells in vaginal secretions.


An apparatus for exercising a patient in the recumbent position.


Pyruvic acid determination; a micromethod.


Effect of refrigeration on the Ehrlich reaction in the urine.


Psychiatric problems in general practice.


Glaucoma; surgical complications.

Glaucoma; surgical complications.


The iron and steel industry.

The iron and steel industry.


Infantile pyloric stenosis; review of 100 cases treated by Rammstedt's operation.


Relief of pain in rheumatoid arthritis with tetraethylammonium bromide.


Bilateral rupture of extensor tendons of the knee.


Estimation of urinary neutral 17-ketosteroids; a rapid polarographic method.


Clinical observations with deoxycortone and ascorbic acid.


A scheme which has successfully reduced a sanatorium waiting-list.


The surgery of trauma.

The surgery of trauma.


Portal hypertension and its treatment.

Portal hypertension and its treatment.


Intranasal gliomata.

Intranasal gliomata.


Death from a fish bone.

Death from a fish bone.


Mediterranean anaemia in Australia.

Mediterranean anaemia in Australia.


Modern surgical treatment of bronchiectasis in children.


Modern trends in the treatment of squint.


The radiological diagnosis of diseases of the urinary tract.


Adventures among viruses; the puzzle of the common cold.


Diabetes; certain basic considerations.

Diabetes; certain basic considerations.


Pheochromocytoma; a discussion of symptoms, signs and procedures of diagnostic value.


Congenital heart disease; persistent truncus arteriosus.


Infectious hepatitis, epidemic type.

Infectious hepatitis, epidemic type.


Diseases of the jejunum and ileum; diagnosis and treatment.


Pathology of certain inflammatory lesions and neoplasms of the small bowel.


Roentgenologic manifestations of the small intestine.


Surgical treatment of peptic ulcer, including gastrectomy and vagus nerve section.


Abdominal emergencies in infancy and childhood.


Conservative management of chronic cervicitis.


Determination of endocrine dysfunction as the cause of abnormal uterine bleeding.


Britain's health experiment.

Britain's health experiment.


The thyrotrophic factor and pituitary acidophilism.


The recruit; his selection and training.


Cardiovascular surgery.

Cardiovascular surgery.


Cutaneous ureterostomy; the operation and a ureterostomy bag.


Medical service with the Roman legions.

Medical service with the Roman legions.


A critical review of some recent advances in surgery in Great Britain.


Anti-D in the serum of a group O cde/cde blood donor.


The relation of maternal rubella to congenital deafness and other abnormalities in New Zealand.


Acute myocardial infarction in a boy aged 15 years; report of a case.


A clinical and electromyographic study of muscle spasm occurring in poliomyelitis.


Hyperventilation.

Hyperventilation.


Diseases of the upper gastrointestinal tract; correlation of clinical and radiologic findings.


The alcoholic of today; a sick person.

The alcoholic of today; a sick person.


Surgical jaundice.

Surgical jaundice.


Simple rib fracture.

Simple rib fracture.


Treatment of hordeola.

Treatment of hordeola.


Changing concepts in surgery.

Changing concepts in surgery.


The etiological problem of acute poliomyelitis.


Disseminated sclerosis.

Disseminated sclerosis.


The muscular dystrophies (myopathies).

The muscular dystrophies (myopathies).


Sciatica; etiology and treatment.

Sciatica; etiology and treatment.


Vitamin deficiency and the nervous system.


Blood transfusion and blood substitutes.


The choice of an opium derivative.

The choice of an opium derivative.


Medical treatment of lung abscess; a case report.


Ligation of the inferior vena cava; review and case report.


Reactive and neoplastic changes in synovial tissues.


Remarks on the technic and diagnostic applications of cardiac catheterization.


Application of a manometric sound to the recording of intracardiac and intravascular pressures.


Anomalous pulmonary venous drainage diagnosed by catheterization of the right side of the heart; report of three cases.


Patent ductus arteriosus associated with pulmonary stenosis.


Patent ductus arteriosus associated with coarctation of the aorta; report of two cases studied before and after surgical treatment.


Ventricular septal defect simulating patent ductus arteriosus.


Lesions of the heart in dogs following cardiac catheterization.


The recognition of subsidiary factors in the aetiology of infective diseases.


Whither antenatal care?

Whither antenatal care?


The integration of preventive health services.


Cortisone (compound E) and adrenocorticotrophic hormone in rheumatoid arthritis.


Studies in chronic retention.

Studies in chronic retention.


The medical grand jury plan of investigating patients' dissatisfactions.


Management of breech delivery.

Management of breech delivery.


The stages of anaesthesia; a new concept.


Medical and health problems of Africa and their study.


Meckel's diverticulum in a strangulated inguinal hernia; Littre's hernia.


Recognition of cardiovascular emergencies.


Modern management of congestive heart failure; with especial reference to edema.


Veratrum viride, bio-assayed, in treatment of essential hypertension.


Recent advances in communicable disease control.


Chronic respiratory diseases in infants and children; value of roentgen-ray therapy.


Roentgen ray in the diagnosis of otolaryngologic problems.


Sinusitis in children.

Sinusitis in children.


Congenital atresia of posterior nares.

Congenital atresia of posterior nares.


Coccidioidomycosis; report of a case with cutaneous, osseous, pulmonary, and neurologic manifestations.


Pernicious anemia of pregnancy.

Pernicious anemia of pregnancy.


Management of acute injuries of the head.


Benign ulcer of the transverse colon.

Benign ulcer of the transverse colon.


Serum amylase and lipase determinations in diseases of the pancreas.


Fundamental and clinical aspects of liver disease.


Hyperthyroidism; diagnosis and treatment.


Extrusion of redundant gastric mucosa into the duodenum.


Administration of procaine intravenously; in traumatic surgery.


Gunshot wounds in the 8th Air Force in World War II.


Stevens-Johnson disease; report of a case.


Dupuytren's contracture; report of two cases.


The long-cuff endotracheal tube; its manufacture and use.


Spontaneous rupture of the spleen in relapsing fever.


Prophylactic odontotomy.

Prophylactic odontotomy.


Immunizations for foreign travel.

Immunizations for foreign travel.


Relation of migraine to cerebral aneurysm.


Course and symptoms of progressive infantile muscular atrophy; a follow-up study of 112 cases in Denmark.


Incidence of psychomotor epilepsy in an Army psychiatric consultation service.


Mesantoin in treatment of epilepsy; a report on 200 patients under treatment for periods raging from 2 months to 4 years.


Neurologic complications following the Mantoux test.


Leptomeningeal changes associated with lipochondrodystrophy, gargoylism; report of a case.


Cytopathology of the brain and reticuloendothelial organs in allergic encephalitis in guinea pigs.


The parietal lobe; a survey of its anatomy and functions.


Corneal graft in a European eye using a non-European transplant; report of a successful case.


Immunology; serum and vaccine treatment.


Emotions induced and studied in hypnotic subjects.


Multiple sclerosis and the vegetative nervous system; intestinal disorders in multiple sclerosis.


A method of pharmacologic facilitation of psychiatric investigation.


The treatment of post-traumatic syndrome by hypnotic analysis.


An evaluation of vitamin E therapy in diseases of the nervous system.


Group psychotherapy with aphasics.

Group psychotherapy with aphasics.


Complete extirpation versus intracapsular removal of acoustic tumors.


Sexual behavior after lobotomy.

Sexual behavior after lobotomy.


Note on the symbol interpretation of the word crap in coprophilia.


Occupational therapy with maximum security patients; an adjunct to group psychotherapy.


The problem of referrals for psychological testing in a neuropsychiatric clinic.


Some practical problems in the treatment of delinquents.


An experimental study of the initial interview.


Labor; its psychobiologic evaluation.

Labor; its psychobiologic evaluation.


The psychiatric problem in Pakistan; a note on Dominion's difficulties and proposals for solution.


The place of the social scientist in the juridical process.


On acting and stage fright.

On acting and stage fright.


Group guidance in preparation for convalescent care.


A group therapy service in a psychiatric hospital; the place of social service in the program.


Imbalance of vitamin B factors; the effect of conditioned pyridoxin deficiency on the development of young rats.


Further observations on conditioned pyridoxin deficiency in rats during lactation.


Influence of the extraction rate of flour on conditioned pyridoxin deficiency in rats.


Fluorine content of teas consumed in New Zealand.


Urinary excretion of fluorine in some New Zealand subjects.


The nutritive value of colostrum for the calf; the effect of different fractions of colostrum.


The nutritive value of colostrum for the calf; changes in the serum protein of the newborn calf following the ingestion of small quantities of the non-fatty fraction.


The nutritive value of colostrum for the calf; the effect of small quantities of the non-fatty fraction.


Heamaturia in pyridoxin-deficient rats.

Heamaturia in pyridoxin-deficient rats.


Hypocupraemia in dairy cows.

Hypocupraemia in dairy cows.


Effect of small quantities of a yeast preparation on the recovery of appetite in sheep.


Genetics and animal nutrition.

Genetics and animal nutrition.


The requirements of poultry for aneurin, choline, folic acid, nicotinic acid, pantothenic acid and riboflavin.


The fat-soluble vitamins in poultry nutrition.


The incidence of nutritional diseases in poultry.


Practical aspects of poultry feeding.

Practical aspects of poultry feeding.


Desinsertions at the ora serrata.

Desinsertions at the ora serrata.


The use of hyaluronidase in some corneal affections.


Radium therapy in partial hearing loss.

Radium therapy in partial hearing loss.


Functions of the parotid gland.

Functions of the parotid gland.


Otogenous edema of the brain.

Otogenous edema of the brain.


Rhinotomy for exploration of the nasal passages and the accessory nasal sinuses.


Toxoplasmosis.

Toxoplasmosis.


Diagnosis and treatment of maxillary cysts.


Objective tinnitus; report of a case.

Objective tinnitus; report of a case.


Nebulized cocaine as an anesthesia for peroral endoscopy.


Tracheotomy in botulism; report of a case.


The intratemporal repair of facial paralysis.


Unusual tumors obstructing the lower respiratory tract of infants and children.


The early diagnosis of bronchogenic carcinoma.


Perforation of both main stem bronchi by a large broncholith located in the subcarinal region; uneventful recovery following its endoscopic removal.


Toxoplasmosis; diagnosis and treatment.

Toxoplasmosis; diagnosis and treatment.


The effects of air pollution on the respiratory tract.


Posterior neck infections.

Posterior neck infections.


Physiological respiratory changes associated with bronchial infection.


Optical and visual aids to broncho-esophagology.


Bronchopulmonary anatomy from the bronchoscopic viewpoint.


Nonmalignant granulomatous lesions of the nasal and oral cavities.


Recent advances in bronchology and in the diagnosis and treatment of pulmonary disease.


Adenoma of the trachea.

Adenoma of the trachea.


Tumors of the upper lobe of the lung; bronchologic aid in diagnosis and treatment.


Stricture of the esophagus following pregnancy; a case report.


Histiocytic granuloma of skull; a triphasic clinicopathologic syndrome previously termed Letterer-Siwe's disease, Hand-Schüller-Christian's disease, and eosinophilic granuloma; report of 18 cases.


A method of concealing string in cases requiring retrograde dilatations of the esophagus.


Suggestions for determining the mobility of the stapes by means of an endotoscope for the middle ear.


Nasopharyngeal irradiation and hearing acuity; a follow-up study of children.


Procaine penicillin solutions in the treatment of nasal polyposis.


Preliminary report of progress of the eye program at R. R. Donnelley & Sons.


A new blunt end straight saw-knife for lowering a cartilaginous nasal hump.


Influence of sodium chloride on growth of staphylococci and some other bacteria.


Decalcification investigation with contributions to the histological technique of the internal ear.


The X strain of Sh. paradysenteriae (Flexner) apparently a valid type.


A family endemic of geotrichosis pulmonum.


The synergistic effect of 9.10-dimethyl-1.2-benzanthracene and colchicine in skin carcinogenesis in mice.


An antibiotic effect inhibiting the coli-aerogenes group in the intestines of guineapigs; preliminary report.


Intracellular protein crystallization.

Intracellular protein crystallization.


The fermenting power of pneumococci.

The fermenting power of pneumococci.


Staining of human bone marrow after decalcification.


Lactobacillus bulgaricus as test organism in penicillin and streptomycin assays.


Bacterial mutation with caffeine.

Bacterial mutation with caffeine.


On the so-called double granular system in the cytoplasm of the eosinophilic leucocyte.


On the double drop system in the living cell.


On the heredity of blood factor P.

On the heredity of blood factor P.


The significance of histological grading in the prognosis of carcinomas in the true oral cavity.


Museum techniques; a review.

Museum techniques; a review.


The red bone marrow in heart failure.

The red bone marrow in heart failure.


A case of aberrant thyroid tissue in the trachea.


The agar-rope technique for estimating penicillin in liquids.


Improved photometric methods for use in the Wasserman reaction.


A simple and precise technique for the titration of haemagglutinins.


The daily excretion of riboflavin biotin, pantothenic acid, and nicotinic acid derivatives by normals.


A two-syringe method for exchange blood transfusion.


The effect of inherited antibodies on the active immunization of infants.


Health and growth of Aleut children.

Health and growth of Aleut children.


Tonic-neck-reflex and symmetro-tonic behavior; developmental and clinical aspects.


Blood sugar values in premature infants.


Urinary lysozyme; lysozymuria in children with the nephrotic syndrome.


The incidence of congenital impotency of the nasolacrimal duct.


A table unit for fluoroscopic examination of infants.


Congestive heart failure in utero; case report with necropsy findings.


Friedländer's pneumonia with multiple lung abscesses; recovery following the use of streptomycin and aureomycin.


Juvenile thyrotoxicosis treated with propyl thiouracil and two subtotal thyroidectomies.


Potassium bromate poisoning; report of a case.


Idiopathic dilatation of the common bile duct, choledochal cyst.


Obstruction of the common duct due to fibrous tumor of the pancreas.


Acute hypertension, probably secondary to infarctions within a congenitally hypoplastic kidney.


Polycystic disease of the kidneys.

Polycystic disease of the kidneys.


Psychic trauma of operations.

Psychic trauma of operations.


Study of pulmonary hyaline-like material in 4117 consecutive births; incidence, pathogenesis and diagnosis.


Teaching the broader aspects of pediatrics.


Benzedrine and dexedrine in the treatment of children's behavior disorders.


Passive intraperitoneal mouse protection test in a study of immune response to H. pertussis vaccination.


Louisiana's program for the care of the premature infant.


Electrolyte and nitrogen balance studies in infants following cessation of vomiting.


Ureterocele in infancy and childhood.

Ureterocele in infancy and childhood.


Cranio-facial dysostosis of Crouzon; report of a case in which the malformation occurred in four generations.


Clinical evaluation of abnormal enzyme content in the pancreatic juice of children.


Penicillin regimens in pediatric practice; study of blood levels.


Glomerular filtration rate in children with sickle cell disease.


Growth pattern of prematurely born infants.


Certain electrolyte disturbances in renal insufficiency.


Recent trends in birth rates in relation to age and birth order.


Effects of glutamic acid on maze learning and recovery from electroconvulsive shocks in albino rats.


Studies of anxiety; the production of a feeding inhibition in dogs.


Unconditioned response rate of the white rat in a bar-pressing apparatus.


The influence of hemidecortication upon bilateral avoidance conditioning in dogs.


Water intake as a function of privation interval when food is withheld.


Hoarding in the rat as a function of the length of the path.


General aspects of drug resistance.

General aspects of drug resistance.


A comparison of the influence of handle load and of unfavourable atmospheric conditions on a tracking task.


A test of relational vs. specific stimulus learning in discrimination problems.


Amnesia and the generic image.

Amnesia and the generic image.


The effects of repeatedly retesting the same group on the same intelligence test; high grade mental defectives.


The threshold for sudden changes in the velocity of a seen object.


Effects of DDT mosquito larviciding on wildlife; the effects on terrestrial insect populations of routine larviciding by airplane.


Q fever; an epidemiological note.

Q fever; an epidemiological note.


Thrombophlebitis; an evaluation of various methods of treatment.


The management of penetrating and perforating wounds of the chest in civilian practice.


Prolonged spinal anesthesia using ephedrine sulfate intrathecally.


Protection of the recurrent laryngeal nerves in thyroidectomy.


Jaundice; its occurrence and significance.


Injuries limiting the mobility of the thumb.


Geriatric surgery.

Geriatric surgery.


Acute mechanical obstruction of the small intestine.


Osteoarthritis of the hip-joint with special reference to treatment of cup arthroplasty.


Operative cholangiography following choledochotomy.


Anesthesia with bilateral intercostal nerve block.


Splenectomy for idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura.


Congenital duodenal obstruction due to atresia of the duodenum.


Method of treatment of late strangulated femoral hernia.


Patent omphalomesenteric duct in an adult.


Cyst of the urachus.

Cyst of the urachus.


Annular pancreas.

Annular pancreas.


Strangulated inguinal hernia in a 4 week old infant, with resection and recovery.


A new dissecting hemostat.

A new dissecting hemostat.


Small dermatome for accurate split thickness skin grafts.


The Kaehn Papyrus.

The Kaehn Papyrus.


Onchocerca gutturosa infestation in cattle in Wales.


Some species of Enterobius from primates.


A new species of Paramphistomum from Scottish cattle.


The treatment of experimental filariasis with MSb (Friedheim).


Races of Trypanosoma evansi produced by mutation.


Ocular onchocerciasis.

Ocular onchocerciasis.


Experimental neuro-trypanosomiasis in the monkey.


Living specimens of Hippobosca equina L. and its wingless relation Melaphagus ovinus L.


Two counting chambers for the enumeration of helminth ova.


Morphological changes in the nuclei of the lymphocytes in the C.S.F. and peripheral blood in the second stage of human trypanosomiasis; lymphocytic karyolysis, karyorrhexis and anucleosis.


Tropical phlebitis and other possibly related vascular disorders in tropical Africa.


A tragedy; how Surgeon-Major N.C. Macnamara was deprived of priority in the discovery of the causative organism of cholera.


An investigation of rheumatic fever in Fiji.


DDT and gammexane as residual insecticides against Anopheles gambiae in African houses.


Tick-borne relapsing fever in Somaliland with special reference to the blood sedimentation rate.


Paludrine treatment of experimental malaria infection; effective minimum doses.


Tropical myositis and idiopathic thrombophlebitis, tropical primary phlebitis.


Capillaria hepatica, Bancroft, 1893; a case report.


Distribution of periodic acid-reactive carbohydrates in the adult rat.


Abnormal mitosis in mouse liver.

Abnormal mitosis in mouse liver.


Changes in the proportion of cell types in the anterior lobe of the human hypophysis during the first 19 years of life.


The craniopharyngeal canal reviewed and reinterpreted.


Biochemical and physiological differentiation during morphogenesis; quantitative morphologic studies on the developing cerebral cortex of the fetal guinea pig.


Studies on the thymus of the mammal; glycogen in the cortical cells of the thymus.


Specific vital staining of the Golgi zone in tissue culture with azure B.


An unusual anomaly of the superior extremities in a Tarascan Indian girl.


The effects of artificially controlled temperature and day length on gonadal development in a lizard, Xantusia vigilis.


Accumulation of fat in liver cells and in lipodiastaemata preceding experimental dietary cirrhosis.


Neural retina degeneration followed by regeneration from surviving retinal pigment cells in grafted adult salamander eyes.


Growth of embryonic rat bone in circulating medium.


A practical means of determining CO2 concentrations in samples of anaesthetic and other gases.


Radioactive isotopes and their application to a problem in anaesthesia.


Local anaesthetic solutions.

Local anaesthetic solutions.


Ever-ready adhesive tape.

Ever-ready adhesive tape.


Naso-tracheal tubes held up at the cords; a remedy.


The bearing of the Australopithecinae upon the problem of man's place in nature.


Some notes on the Gigantopithecus question.


The ABO, MN and Rh blood groups of the Basque people.


The Rh factor in southwestern France; an examination of the Basque and Béarnais populations.


The Rh blood groups of the population of Baghdad.


ABO blood groups from Palamau, Bihar, India.


The ABO, Rh, and MN blood groups of the Siamese.


The blood groups and types of the Ramah Navaho.


Gene frequencies and race mixture.

Gene frequencies and race mixture.


A new weighing scale.

A new weighing scale.


Report on anthropological instruments manufactured in Switzerland.


Cytological abnormalities produced by experimental temperature shock on Triturus torosus embryos.


Carbonic anhydrase and growth in the oyster and Busycon.


A preliminary histological study of the insemination reaction in Drosophila gibberosa.


Note on the growth of arms in the pluteus of Arbacia punctulata.


The leucocytes of Arbacia punctulata.

The leucocytes of Arbacia punctulata.


Conditioning; mercenaria for spawning in winter and breeding its larvae in the laboratory.


The control of retinal pigment migration in Leander serratus.


Effects of delayed denervation on regenerative activity in limbs of urodele larvae.


The effects of notochordectomy in Amblystoma mexicanum.


The effect of X-radiation on the metabolic processes of the resting cell.


Reproductive patterns and attempts at reciprocal crossing of Rhabditis elegans Maupas, 1900, and Rhabditis briggsae Dougherty and Nigon, 1949 (Nematoda: Rhabditidae).


Fertilization studies on Paramecium aurelia; an experimental analysis of a non-conjugating stock.


The blastocoel fluid in amphibian gastrulation.


Preparation of a new tetrazolium salt which yields a blue pigment on reduction and its use in the demonstration of enzymes in normal and neoplastic tissues.


The erythrocyte sedimentation rate in human subjects receiving dicumarol.


Significance of the reference of anginal pain to the right or left side of the body.


Tetraethylammonium chloride in the treatment of angina pectoris.


Transient ventricular fibrillation; the effects of bodily rest, atropine sulfate, and exercise on patients with transient ventricular fibrillation during established auriculoventricular dissociation; a study of the influence of the extrinsic nerves on the idioventricular pacemaker of the heart.


The effects of the aging process of acid-soluble phosphorus compounds in the myocardium of rats.


Relationship between the intrinsic deflection and subepicardial activation; an experimental study.


The residual blood of the heart; a clinical X-ray and pathologico-anatomical study.


The digital blood pressure; values in normal subjects.


Incidence of cardiac enlargement in nondisabling rheumatic valvulitis.


The failure of lead poisoning to affect the heart and blood vessels.


Short paroxysms of tachycardia due to reciprocating rhythm.


Auricular tachycardia with auriculoventricular block of 12 years duration in a 16 year old girl.


Report of a case of ventricular fibrillation with recovery following acute coronary occlusion.


Rupture of aortic aneurysm into the superior vena cava.


Syphilitic aneurysm of the aorta with rupture into the pulmonary artery.


Partial specific volumes for some porcine and bovine plasma protein fractions.


Inhibition of growth of Lactobacillus casei by methionine and its relation to folic acid assimilation.


Metabolism of C14-labeled tyrosine and phenylalanine in phlorizinized rats.


The nucleic acids of plant tissues; the extraction and estimation of desoxypentose nucleic acid and pentose nucleic acid.


The occurrence of quercetin in the pollen of Zea mays.


Use of C14 in the study of the acid metabolism of Bryophyllum calycinum.


The bacterial metabolism of glycine.

The bacterial metabolism of glycine.


The D-amino acid oxidase of molds.

The D-amino acid oxidase of molds.


Investigations on respiration, growth, and fat-production of Rhodotorula gracilis when cultivated in media containing different carbohydrates.


Studies on the intermediate metabolism of tryptophan labeled with radioactive carbon.


Liberation of amino acids and peptides from raw and heated bovine plasma albumin by pepsin and trypsin.


The colorimetric determination of adenine.


Biophysical studies of blood plasma proteins; separation of gamma globulins from normal hog serum.


Destruction of influenza A virus infectivity by amino compounds.


Studies on protein synthesis in vitro; further observations on the incorporation of methionine into liver protein.


The separation of pentose and desoxypentose nucleic acids from isolated mouse liver cell nuclei.


The hydrolysis of vitamin A ester.

The hydrolysis of vitamin A ester.


Amino acids and inorganic sulfur as sulfur source for the growth of yeasts.


The maximum efficiency of photosynthesis.


The determination of polyunsaturated fatty acids in blood.


Growth of Polyporus versicolor in a medium with lignin as the sole carbon source.


Observations on a plant amide enzyme system requiring manganese and phosphate.


Effect of vitamin B12 on the response to homocystine in chicks.


Effect of animal protein factor on lowering protein needs of the pig.


The bio-oxygenation of steroids at C-11.


Principles and technique of exodontia.

Principles and technique of exodontia.


Ameloblastoma.

Ameloblastoma.


Mixed tumors of dental origin; report of two cases.


Malignant mandibular tumor in pregnancy.


Nasal polyp extending through the hard palate.


The treatment of oral infection.

The treatment of oral infection.


General pathology.

General pathology.


X-ray radiations in relation to intraoral roentgenography.


Mortality and morbidity of first permanent molars in freshman college students.


A preliminary report on the efficacy of molten metal for sterilization of root canal instruments and materials.


The experimental production of jaw tumors in hamsters.


Antihistaminic drugs in dermatologic therapy.


Survivors of bombing of Hiroshima 3 years later.


Aureomycin in treatment of some dermatoses.


Cutaneous granuloma following laceration by fluorescent light bulbs.


Gammexane in treatment of scabies.

Gammexane in treatment of scabies.


Use of tetraethylammonium for certain itching states.


Sensitization to polyethylene glycols, carbowaxes.


Cataract with atopic dermatitis; dermatologic aspects, with special reference to preoperative and postoperative care.


Facial granulomas with eosinophilia; their relation to other eosinophilic granulomas of the skin and to reticulogranuloma.


Fuseaux formation of the genus Microsporum.


Avian mite dermatitis, gamasoidosis; report of a case.


South American blastomycosis, Lutz's disease; a contribution to knowledge of its pathogenesis.


Petroleum distillates in dermatologic therapy.


Behcet's syndrome.

Behcet's syndrome.


Pustular psoriasis.

Pustular psoriasis.


Oral bismuth therapy for lichen planus.

Oral bismuth therapy for lichen planus.


Importance of glucose tolerance test in generalized pruritus.


Lupus erythematosus hypertrophicus et profundus; a further attempt to elucidate its status.


Cicatrical comedos and milia.

Cicatrical comedos and milia.


Technic of ear piercing.

Technic of ear piercing.


Localized walled-off gas-pockets due to perforation complicating peptic ulceration and gastric carcinoma.


Correlation of insulin test studies and clinical results in a series of peptic ulcer cases treated by vagotomy.


A study of the effect of an orally administered enterogastrone preparation on the clinical course of patients with duodenal ulcer.


Mechanism of the post-gastrectomy dumping syndrome.


Late complications following gastroenterostomy for infantile pyloric stenosis; report of two cases.


Diagnosis of gastric cancer by cytologic examination of gastric washings.


The differential diagnosis of benign and malignant lesions of the stomach by means of the flexible operating gastroscope.


The role of gastroscopy in the diagnosis of upper gastrointestinal hemorrhage of obscure origin.


Gastric polyps.

Gastric polyps.


Paraesophageal hiatus hernia with gastric hemorrhage and perforation.


Benign solitary non-parasitic cyst of the liver.


World morphology of ionospheric storms.

World morphology of ionospheric storms.


Chemical aspects of atomic energy.

Chemical aspects of atomic energy.


A mass-spectrometer probe method for the study of gas discharges.


Safe milk in Great Britain.

Safe milk in Great Britain.


New radioactive isotopes produced by nuclear photo-disintegration.


Toxic factor from agonized proteins; methionine as the essential reactant.


Anhydro-N-carboxy-dl-beta-phenylalanine.


Reactions of haems with cyanides, isocyanides and amino acids.


An inhibitor of hexokinase in the plasma of diabetics.


Effect of histamine desensitization upon thyroxine sensitivity.


Carbohydrase specificity in Saccharomyces hybrids.


Phosphorus in soils and fertilizers.

Phosphorus in soils and fertilizers.


Stars in photographic emulsions initiated by pi-mesons.


Experimental hypertension produced by a plastic capsule applied to the kidney.


Seasonal variation in sensitivity of Rana pipiens to chorionic gonadotropin.


Crystalline dihydrostreptomycin base.

Crystalline dihydrostreptomycin base.


More on zoological nomenclature.

More on zoological nomenclature.


The displacement of the bladder and urethra during labour.


An anaesthetist's contribution to the resuscitation of the newborn.


Total hysterectomy and carcinoma of the cervical stump.


Spontaneous subperitoneal haemorrhage complicating pregnancy.


The origin of amniotic fluid and the bearing on this problem of foetal urethral atresia.


Dissecting aneurysms and rupture of the aorta in association with pregnancy.


Pregnancy test with the male toad (Bufo viridis).


Rupture of the transverse uterine scar after lower segment caesarean section.


Pregnancy in a case of vagina duplex with the septum in a coronal vaginal plane.


Oxygen therapy for the newborn.

Oxygen therapy for the newborn.


Increased gonadotrophin production in a case of detachment of placenta due to placental haemangioma.


Cavernous haemangioma of the perineum.

Cavernous haemangioma of the perineum.


Pregnancy following pelvic irradiation.

Pregnancy following pelvic irradiation.


Cornual pregnancy.

Cornual pregnancy.


Placental extracts.

Placental extracts.


Innovation in aluminum at Bradford Hospital, Bradford, Pa.


Tradition bows to imagination at Latter-Day Saints Hospital, Salt Lake City, Utah.


Simplicity at Sequoia.

Simplicity at Sequoia.


Fire safety in existing structures.

Fire safety in existing structures.


University training is good, but is it good for the nurse as a nurse?


They run the record files backward at Presbyterian Hospital, New York City, and find that the system saves time and money and reduces errors.


The femoral pulse curve in coarctation of the aorta.


The role of the adrenal cortex and gonads in the control of sexual hair distribution.


The incidence of auricular flutter and auricular fibrillation associated with complete auriculoventricular dissociation.


Measurement of the venous pressure and of the circulation time.


Variations of the mean diameter in the ripening of the erythrocyte.


Acute myeloblastic leukemia and insufficiency of the bone marrow.


Intramuscular administration of heparin.


Thymol and dilution turbidity tests, their relation to the gamma-globulin content of the serum and the morphology of the liver parenchyma.


The course of prognosis of Hodgkin's disease.


Some technical points on the measurement of skin temperature with thermocouples.


Endocrine imbalance in rheumatoid arthritis and rheumatoid spondylitis; hyperglycemia unresponsiveness, insulin resistance, increased gluconeogenesis and mesenchymal tissue degeneration; preliminary report.


On the need for more far-reaching indications for operation in cases of ventricular ulceration.


Relation of acute hepatitis to cirrhosis of the liver.


Prepared insulin mixtures in the treatment of the severe diabetic patient.


Effects of pituitary adrenocorticotrophic hormone in panhypopituitarism of long-standing and in myxedema.


Diabetes mellitus and liver dysfunction; etiologic and therapeutic considerations.


Clinical, functional and histologic studies in Laennec's cirrhosis of the liver.


Weil's disease; report of five cases.

Weil's disease; report of five cases.


Jaundice during methyl testosterone therapy.


Osseous Gaucher's disease; report of two cases in siblings.


Carcinogens and carcinogenesis.

Carcinogens and carcinogenesis.


Skin eruption; obtundity and pyrexia.

Skin eruption; obtundity and pyrexia.


Chiari's syndrome; hepatic vein occlusion; a case of multiple venous thromboses.


Difficulties in the diagnosis of malnutrition.


Acute volvulus of the sigmoid colon associated with two sigmoid carcinomas.


Sigmoidal diverticulitis; some brief clinical notes.


A high calorie diet in the treatment of diarrhea in infancy.


Management of acute renal failure.

Management of acute renal failure.


Acute diverticulitis of the cecum.

Acute diverticulitis of the cecum.


Problems in the management of intractable bronchial asthma.


Infarct.

Infarct.


Paroxysmal nodal tachycardia with aberrant ventricular pattern.


Infectious hepatitis.

Infectious hepatitis.


Sprue.

Sprue.


Production of hypertension and hyalinosis by desoxocortisone.


Progress of gastric surgery in the last half-century.


Acute perforated peptic ulcer; a study of the recent fall in mortality.


Sciatic paralysis in newborn infants.

Sciatic paralysis in newborn infants.


Perforated carcinoma of the stomach simulating perforated gastric ulcer.


Anaphylactoid purpura in pulmonary tuberculosis.


Insufficient anaesthesia.

Insufficient anaesthesia.


Enteritis necroticans.

Enteritis necroticans.


Streptomycin in tuberculous meningitis.

Streptomycin in tuberculous meningitis.


Deaths from influenza; a statistical and laboratory investigation.


Recent changes in the death rate from influenza.


Epithelioma and papilloma arising on recently irradiated skin, report of three cases.


Aureomycin in treatment of peritonitis.

Aureomycin in treatment of peritonitis.


Acute idiopathic porphyria presenting as a progressive paresis of Landry type.


Convulsions in childhood.

Convulsions in childhood.


Fracture of the first rib; its occurrence and clinical diagnosis.


Reduction en masse of a strangulated inguinal hernia.


The role of the aged in modern society.

The role of the aged in modern society.


The care of the chronic sick.

The care of the chronic sick.


Pain in the chest wall simulating heart disease.


Canicola fever in Bristol; clinical, bacteriological, and epidemiological notes on six human cases.


Symptoms and signs of experimentally induced vitamin deficiencies in man.


Disability produced by exposure of skin to mustard-gas vapour.


A simplified method of blood-sugar estimation.


Foreign body in pharynx.

Foreign body in pharynx.


Chin support in flexion deformity.

Chin support in flexion deformity.


Recent developments in the field of health in India.


Maternity and the National Health Service.


Treatment of the concealed accidental haemorrhage of pregnancy.


Prognosis in bronchial asthma.

Prognosis in bronchial asthma.


Caudal analgesia.

Caudal analgesia.


Profuse haemorrhage from ruptured corpus luteum simulating an ectopic pregnancy.


Rupture of oesophagus during childbirth.


Acute pancreatitis.

Acute pancreatitis. Pain, and nausea and vomiting are the two cardinal symptoms of acute pancreatitis. There are variations in the combinations of symptoms that appear in patients who have acute pancreatitis, but in most cases the combination fits one or another of five classifications. Blood amylase and urinary diastase determinations are valuable aids in the diagnosis of acute pancreatitis. These findings must be correlated with the stage of the disease. As the disease may be treated successfully (by means outlined) without surgical intervention, clinical diagnosis is important. Cholecystograms after an attack of acute pancreatitis, although advisable, should not be made too soon after subsidence, because of the danger of exacerbation.


Clinical potassium problems.

Clinical potassium problems. Alterations in serum potassium are common in many diseases. In a series of 390 determinations of serum potassium, the levels found were low in 24 per cent and high in 2.6 per cent. The major causes of low serum potassium are (1) decreased potassium intake due to intravenous feedings which do not contain potassium; (2) increased loss of potassium in the urine due to accelerated tissue breakdown, or renal lesions; (3) loss from the gastrointestinal tract due to diarrhea, or fistulae, and (4) shift between serum and cells, due to metabolic causes, drugs or changes in pH. The major cause of high serum potassium is uremia with renal retention.Clinical symptoms and signs of low body potassium include muscle weakness and paralysis, which may lead to death in respiratory failure if not corrected, tachycardia, gallop rhythm, dilatation of the heart. The electrocardiogram shows inverted, low amplitude, or isoelectric T waves and a prolonged QT interval. Potassium chloride orally, subcutaneously or intravenously is recommended for use in the treatment of potassium deficits. It should not be used in the presence of oliguria or anuria or dehydration. The amounts of potassium necessary to correct deficits vary widely and cannot be predicted from the serum level. Special reference is made to the prevention and therapy of potassium deficits in diabetic acidosis. High serum potassium levels are difficult to correct. Suggested measures are administration of glucose, insulin or calcium, gastric or peritoneal lavage or use of the artificial kidney.


The clinical significance of urinary 17-ketosteroid assays. The urinary 17-ketosteroids are a group of compounds derived from complex steroids produced by the adrenal cortex, testis, or ovary. The method of determining the amount excreted has been simplified so that it is available for routine diagnostic purposes. Usually the amount is increased in diseases in which there is hyperfunction of the adrenal cortex due to tumor or hyperplasia, and decreased in lesions that impair the function of the adrenal cortex. Other conditions such as myxedema, eunuchism, gout, and arthritis may alter the excretion of the 17-ketosteroids. Low levels are also found in the young and in the aged. Case histories are presented to illustrate the findings in the following diseases: Tumors of the adrenal cortex with (a) masculinization, (b) Cushing's syndrome with virilism and, (c) hirsutism; as well as in gigantism with acromegaly, in gout, eunuchism, Addison's disease, myxedema, and severe panhypopituitarism.


Ruptured cervical intervertebral discs.

Ruptured cervical intervertebral discs. Intractable pain in the neck and upper extremity is frequently radicular in character and mechanical in origin. Rupture of a cervical intervertebral disc is the most common cause. Diagnosis and localization are more difficult in the cervical than in the lumbar region. Pantopaque myelogram should be considered only as a mean of localization. Operation should be preceded by a thorough trial of conservative treatment.


Treatment of miliary and meningeal tuberculosis in infants and children. Streptomycin and combined streptomycin-promizole treatment of miliary and meningeal tuberculosis in infants and children at the Los Angeles Children's Hospital has resulted in clear-cut arrests in seven patients, two of whom had meningitis. A much longer period of observation will be necessary before these patients may be considered cured. These results are incomparably better than the universally fatal outcome of both diseases in a large and unselected group of untreated cases which has been studied. Promizole, and possibly also para-aminosalicylic acid, should be given concurrently with streptomycin. As they are relatively harmless drugs, they should be given to ambulatory patients for a long period of time after arrest of the disease to decrease the likelihood of recurrence. If necessary, streptomycin may be given for longer than 90 days, or in second courses, since combined chemotherapy apparently delays the appearance of streptomycin-resistant strains of tubercle bacilli. The current pessimism with which many pediatricians view miliary and meningeal tuberculosis is unwarranted. Optimism will be rewarded with many more recoveries in the future.


The neurological program of the Veterans Administration. The reorganization of the medical department of the Veterans Administration has given considerable impetus to neurology, a part of the division of psychiatry and neurology. The neurologic service of the V. A. is the largest in the world today, and is constantly increasing. This service is made available to veterans through hospitals and regional offices within the designated area, which are branch administrative offices under the central office.A residency training program for specialization is under the direction of a deans' committee in every large medical center. This committee, which is formed from the faculties of medical schools, also approves the visiting medical staffs of hospitals. The neurologic program consists of a number of special activities, which include residency training for certification, neurologic diagnosis, rehabilitation of patients with chronic illness, electroencephalography, epilepsy, aphasia and research. The paraplegia program is now a separate service, but is also participated in by the neurologist. Both the neurologist and the psychiatrist are interested in the patient with organic psychosis, and the neurologist also works in close relationship with the neurosurgeon. There is need for neurologists in the V. A., which offers attractive opportunities in clinical practice and in research, as well as inducements of advancement and adequate financial returns.


Pathology and the pathologist in the cancer program. Cancer as one of the most important human diseases does not present as formidable a problem as infectious disease did a century ago. The diversified cancer program, combining voluntary and governmental agencies in support of research, education and coordinated teamwork in the clinical care of the patient, presents a varied although unified approach to the problem that has never before been available for the study of any single human disease. Pathology, with its applied methods from the basic sciences, has a singular role in the scientific aspect of the cancer program. Representing a new specialty in medicine and embodying an inquiring approach to the study of human disease, pathology has a leading role to play. The pathologist, assuming the new role of "pathologist-physician" brings to the clinical care of the cancer patient the most precise methods of cancer diagnosis. The "pathologist-physician" should be a pivotal member of the "clinical team" in the immediate diagnosis, care and treatment of the cancer patient.


An early fatal case of infantile toxoplasmosis in California.


Anaphylactic shock following intravenous administration of thiamine chloride; report of a case.


Allergic parotitis.

Allergic parotitis.


An outbreak of smallpox in Jerusalem.

An outbreak of smallpox in Jerusalem.


A new combined method of endonasal operation of the tear sac.


The syndrome of constitutional hyperthymism in children and adolescents, and its differential diagnosis from Froehlich's disease.


Para-amino-salicylic acid in tuberculosis [Hebrew text].


Episiotomy and its modification [Hebrew text].


Cancer of the lower part of the gastrointestinal tract; diagnosis and treatment.


Evaluation of present day trends in obstetrics.


The cervical smear in office practice.

The cervical smear in office practice.


Leukoplakia of the renal pelvis.

Leukoplakia of the renal pelvis.


Electrolyte pattern of the blood after bilateral ureterosigmoidostomy.


Splenic puncture.

Splenic puncture.


CURRENT status of the chemotherapy of tuberculosis in man; a summary report.


Prolonged survival following streptomycin therapy of tuberculous meningitis.


The study of convulsive fractures of the dorsal spine following electric shock therapy in psychotic patients.


The Oriental fruitfully as a possible cause of myiasis in man.


Gastrointestinal manifestations of myocardial infarction.


Observations on salmonellosis in the Hawaiian Islands.


The survival time of Mycobacterium tuberculosis in poi; studies in the bacteriology of poi.


The role of the medical college in the medical care of the veteran.


The use of electroencephalography in clinical medicine.


Privine addiction.

Privine addiction.


Observations on naturally resistant houseflies in Alabama.


Brain tumors in children.

Brain tumors in children.


A home made multiple lead electrocardiograph switch.


Treatment of menopausal symptoms with a new synthetic estromimetric compound.


Hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia with severe epistaxis; report of three cases.


Arthritic derangements of the hip.

Arthritic derangements of the hip.


The cancer program in New Jersey; administration of home care program.


Cranial nerve pareses following anti-rabies vaccination; a case report.


Management of lower nephron nephrosis following transfusion for post-partum hemorrhage.


Current trends in cancer research.

Current trends in cancer research.


What thoracic surgery has to offer the general practitioner.


Carcinoma of the breast.

Carcinoma of the breast.


The concept of genetotrophic disease.

The concept of genetotrophic disease.


Disintegration of human dentine by bacterial enzymes.


Effect of sulphonamides on serum protein, plasma viscosity, and erythrocyte-sedimentation rate.


Progesterone in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis; a clinical trial in five cases.


The male frog (Rana esculenta) pregnancy test and its clinical application.


Kidney exposure through the twelfth rib.


Antidiuretic factor in the urines of patients with nutritional oedema.


Accidents in the home.

Accidents in the home.


Rib puncture; comparison with the sternal site for obtaining bone marrow.


Metabolic aspects of urinary calculi.

Metabolic aspects of urinary calculi.


Emotions and gynecological pain.

Emotions and gynecological pain.


Treatment of cardiac arrhythmias.

Treatment of cardiac arrhythmias.


The clinical use of antibiotics.

The clinical use of antibiotics.


Current use of penicillin and streptomycin.


Present status of the sulfonamide drugs.


Antihistaminic drugs.

Antihistaminic drugs.


Clinical applications of adrenergic blockade; a critical appraisal.


Parenteral fluid therapy.

Parenteral fluid therapy.


Manifestations and treatment of addiction to narcotic drugs and barbiturates.


Chemotherapy of neoplastic diseases.

Chemotherapy of neoplastic diseases.


The treatment of hemorrhagic diseases.

The treatment of hemorrhagic diseases.


The treatment of acute mercury bichloride poisoning with BAL.


Treatment of diabetes mellitus by the clinical approach.


The treatment of acute renal insufficiency.


A reconsideration of the treatment of urinary infections.


Treatment during the menopause.

Treatment during the menopause.


Recent development in the management of congestive heart failure.


Water balance in heart and kidney disease as related to edema and oliguria.


The use of newer drugs in surgical anesthesia.


Sudden death or alleged accidental suffocation in babies.


Diagnostic problems in renal failure.

Diagnostic problems in renal failure.


Pulmonary tuberculosis in the mental hospitals of Western Australia.


Snake bite by a taipan with recovery.

Snake bite by a taipan with recovery.


Modern treatment of asthma in children.

Modern treatment of asthma in children.


Catering utensil hygiene routine.

Catering utensil hygiene routine.


Human diet with special reference to winter.


Vertigo.

Vertigo.


Medical aspects of pyelonephritis.

Medical aspects of pyelonephritis.


Metastatic brain abscess.

Metastatic brain abscess.


The diet and hypertension; a review.

The diet and hypertension; a review.


The present status of antibiotics and chemotherapy in tuberculosis.


Successful pregnancy in a diabetic after nine failures.


The levels of circulating eosinophils and their response to ACTH in surgery; their use as an index of adrenocortical function.


Anaphylactic reaction following injection of heparin.


Neurofibrosarcoma of the vagus nerve; report of a case.


Thrombosis of basilar artery.

Thrombosis of basilar artery.


Eczema in infancy and childhood.

Eczema in infancy and childhood.


Criminal abortion.

Criminal abortion.


Regulation and the quality of medical care.


The clinical importance of coagulase-positive, penicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus.


Studies in acute cholecystitis; cholecystostomy; indications and technic.


Outbreak of smallpox in a hospital.

Outbreak of smallpox in a hospital.


Hepatoma, diffuse, multicentric in origin.


Calculated risk vs. static security.

Calculated risk vs. static security.


Diagnostic procedures in cases of adrenal cortical hyperfunction.


Cerebral angiography.

Cerebral angiography.


A concept of poliomyelitis based on observations and treatment of 6000 cases in a 4 year period.


Pericardial celomic cysts.

Pericardial celomic cysts.


Omphalocele.

Omphalocele.


Intrathecal use of vasoconstrictors to prolong spinal anesthesia.


Surgical aspects of gastric and duodenal ulcer.


Evaluation of function in pulmonary disease by physiologic tests.


Anesthesia for outpatients.

Anesthesia for outpatients.


Some aspects of the relation of cholesterol to vascular disease.


Tuberculosis in cattle in Great Britain.


A psychiatric view of gynaecology and obstetrics.


Marrow puncture and its aid in diagnosis.


Monocytic leukaemia in an adult treated with aminopterin.


Psoriasis.

Psoriasis.


Contact dermatitis.

Contact dermatitis.


Drug eruptions.

Drug eruptions.


Emergency treatment of apoplexy.

Emergency treatment of apoplexy.


Acute cholecystitis.

Acute cholecystitis.


Muscle relaxants.

Muscle relaxants.


The mechanism of sleep.

The mechanism of sleep.


Isolation and comparison of Actinomyces from human and bovine infections.


The effect of aureomycin on the bacterial flora of the intestinal tract of man; a contribution to preoperative preparation.


Observations on the presence of intrinsic factor in extracts of hog stomach and duodenum.


Feminizing ovarian mesenchymoma; report of case with metastasizing theca-cell elements.


Patent omphalomesenteric duct; report of two cases.


Carcinoma of the cervix in association with procidentia.


Coronary thrombosis treated with xanthines; experience from the standpoint of mortality and incidence of thromboembolic complications.


Paroxysmal ventricular tachycardia with electrical alternans; report of a case.


Clinical investigation in small communities.


Congenital dislocation of the hip.

Congenital dislocation of the hip.


Malrotation of the bowel causing intestinal obstruction.


Management of appendiceal rupture in children.


Lord Jim; Conrad's study in depth psychology.


X-ray treatment of some non-malignant diseases.


Combined (intra- and extra-uterine) full-term living pregnancies.


Pulmonary tuberculosis; the present status of surgery in its treatment.


Air evacuation; clinical aspects.

Air evacuation; clinical aspects.


HINTS on mess sanitation.

HINTS on mess sanitation.


Residual infection.

Residual infection.


Medical education for insight.

Medical education for insight.


Cultural objectification of the case history.


Dosoris; an experimental study and treatment home for adolescent girls.


Haemoptysis in mitral stenosis.

Haemoptysis in mitral stenosis.


A comparison of rooming-in versus standard nursery technic.


The effectiveness of Alabama's mass blood testing program.


Recent advances in antibiotic therapy with special reference to aureomycin and chloramphenicol.


Prevention and treatment of severe penicillin and other drug reactions.


Evaluation of the Black test as a screen test for malignancy.


Antianemic properties of a reaction product of vitamin B12 and the intrinsic factor.


Rheumatic fever in Tennessee.

Rheumatic fever in Tennessee.


The role of pathology in lesions of the breast.