Bulletin
of
The Johns Hopkins Hospital

1900 - Volume 11

Halsted, W.S.: Contributions to the surgery of the bile passages, especially of the common bile-duct. — 1900, 11: 1
Bloodgood, J.C.: Early exploratory operations in tuberculosis of the hip. — 1900, 11: 11
La Garde, L.A.: Gunshot injuries by the weapons of reduced calibre. — 1900, 11: 20
Johnston, W.B.: A reconstruction of a glomerulus of the human kidney. — 1900, 11: 24
Barker, L.F.: Medical Commission to the Philippines. — 1900, 11: 26
Walker, G.: An apparatus to aid the introduction of a catheter or bougie. — 1900, 11: 30
Mitchell, J.F.: Cases of surgical trauma. (Proceedings). — 1900, 11: 32
...: Proceedings: Johns Hopkins Medical Society. — 1900, 11: 32, 48, 72, 93, 112, 258
Cabot, R.C.: An improved stethoscope. (Proceedings). — 1900, 11: 33
Cabot, R.C.: The pulmonic second sound. (Proceedings). — 1900, 11: 33
Barker, L.F., and Flexner, S.: Report upon an expedition sent by the Johns Hopkins University to investigate the prevalent diseases in the Philippines. — 1900, 11: 37
Osler, W.: A case of multiple gangrene in malarial fever. — 1900, 11: 41
McCrae, T.: Benjamin Jesty: a pre-Jennerian vaccinator. — 1900, 11: 42
Steiner, W.R.: Haemophilia in the negro. — 1900, 11: 44
Futcher, T.B.: Cases of thrombosis. (Proceedings). — 1900, 11: 48
Kelly, H.A.: Notes on an improved method of removing the cancerous uterus by the vagina. — 1900, 11: 55
Kelly, H.A.: A preliminary report on the surgical treatment of complicated fibroid tumors of the womb, with a description of two methods of operating. — 1900, 11: 56
Cushing, H.: Observations upon the neural anatomy of the inguinal region relative to the performance of herniotomy under local anaesthesia. — 1900, 11: 58
Berkley, H.J.: The pathological findings in a case of general cutaneous and sensory anaesthesia without psychical implication. — 1900, 11: 64
MacCallum, W.C.: Congenital malformations of the heart as illustrated by the specimens in the pathological museum of the Johns Hopkins Hospital. — 1900, 11: 69
Barker, L.F.: Area of necrosis in internal capsule in typhoid fever. — 1900, 11: 72
Platt, W.B.: Case of empyema of the right antrum. (Proceedings). — 1900, 11: 72
Barker, L.F.: Changes in the cells of the nucleus dorsalis resulting from pressure upon the upper portion of the spinal cord. (Proceedings). — 1900, 11: 72
Platt, W.B.: Congenital hip-joint dislocation. (Proceedings). — 1900, 11: 72
Platt, W.B.: Congenital opening of the palatoglossus muscle. (Proceedings). — 1900, 11: 72
Kelly, H.A.: Poisonous snakes. (Proceedings). — 1900, 11: 73
Ramsay, O.G.: An unusual method of performing hysteromyomectomy. — 1900, 11: 77
Peters, L.: A squamous-celled carcinomatous degeneration of an ovarian dermoid cyst; also an adenocarcinoma of the ovary associated with an ovarian dermoid cyst. — 1900, 11: 78
Clement, A.W., and MacCallum, W.G.: Pulmonary tuberculosis, with diffuse pneumonic consolidation, in a lion. — 1900, 11: 85
Hamburger, L.P.: Arsenical pigmentation and keratosis. — 1900, 11: 87
Kelly, H.A.: Uncontaminated urine. — 1900, 11: 91
Kelly, H.A.: A note on a series of new vesical specula. — 1900, 11: 93
Berkley, H.J.: Specimens of false porencephalia. (Proceedings). — 1900, 11: 93
Ewing, C.B.: On a form of conjugation of the malarial parasite. (Proceedings). — 1900, 11: 94
Brown, T.R.: Urinary anomalies. — 1900, 11: 97
McCrae, T.: Acute leukaemia in childhood with report of a case. — 1900, 11: 102
Cabot, A.T.: Personal experience in operations for stone in the bladder. — 1900, 11: 107
Brooks, W.K.: The inheritance of deafness. (Proceedings). — 1900, 11: 112
Futcher, T.B.: Idiopathic dilatation of the colon. (Proceedings). — 1900, 11: 114
MacCallum, W.C.: Specimens of cystic kidneys. (Proceedings). — 1900, 11: 114
Watson, W.T.: The exhibition of a three-months infant with a caudal appendage. (Proceedings). — 1900, 11: 114
Miller, G.B.: Acute gonorrhoeal peritonitis. (Proceedings). — 1900, 11: 115
Miller, G.B.: Ovarian abscess with general peritonitis. (Proceedings). — 1900, 11: 115
Miller, G.B.: Suppurative ovarian cyst with formation of gas inside the cyst. (Proceedings). — 1900, 11: 116
Flint, J.M.: Notes on the plague in China and India. — 1900, 11: 119
Marshall, H.T.: A study of Christian Science. — 1900, 11: 128
Councilman, W.T.: Address upon the occasion of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the graduation of Dr. William H.Welch. — 1900, 11: 135
Welch, W.H.: Address upon the occasion of the twenty-fifth anniversary of graduation. — 1900, 11: 136
...: Abstracts of contributions to the science of medicine dedicated to William H. Welch. — 1900, 11: 138
Barker, L.F.: On the present status of therapy and its future. — 1900, 11: 149
Cushing, H.: A comparative study of some members of a pathogenic group of bacilli of the hog cholera or Bac. enteritidis (Gärtner) type, intermediate between the typhoid and colon groups. — 1900, 11: 156
Cordell, E.F.: Charles Frederick Wiesenthal, medicinae practicus, the father of the medical profession of Baltimore. — 1900, 11: 170
Hurdon, E.: I. Primary carcinoma of the appendix vermiformis; II. Carcinoma of the appendix secondary to carcinoma of the ovaries. — 1900, 11: 175
Theobald, S.: A case of transient spastic convergent strabismus. — 1900, 11: 178
Welch, W.H.: Morbid conditions caused by Bacillus aërogenes capsulatus. — 1900, 11: 185
Opie, E.L.: On the histology of the islands of Langerhans of the pancreas. — 1900, 11: 205
White, W.C.: The distribution of connective tissue in new growths. — 1900, 11: 209
Lootz, E., and Talant, A.W.: On the relation of the electrical conductivity of blood-serum to its alleged bactericidal power. — 1900, 11: 220
Whitehead, R.H.: A contribution to the study of malignant tumors arising in congenital moles. — 1900, 11: 221
Jones, H.C.: Inorganic ferments. — 1900, 11: 224
Miller, G.B.: The sterilization of catgut. — 1900, 11: 225
Flexner, S.: On the etiology of the tropical dysentery. — 1900, 11: 231
Walker, G.: A contribution to the study of the anatomy and physiology of the prostate gland, and a few observations on the phenomenon of ejaculation. — 1900, 11: 242
Ramsay, O.G.: A pin imbedded in the rectum. — 1900, 11: 256
Amberg, S.: Diphtheria with cardiac malformations. (Proceedings). — 1900, 11: 258
Amberg, S.: Tuberculosis following syphilis. (Proceedings). — 1900, 11: 258
Cushing, H.: Thrombosis of the carotid artery. (Proceedings). — 1900, 11: 260
Hunner, G.L.: Aneurism of the aorta treated by the insertion of a permanent wire and galvanism (Moore-Corradi method). — 1900, 11: 263
Thomas, H.M.: Obstetrical paralysis, infantile and maternal. — 1900, 11: 279
Penrose, C.A.: Oxygen and steam with the vapors of a special inhalation mixture in pulmonary diseases. — 1900, 11: 288
...: Obituary: Lazear, Jesse Williams. — 1900, 11: 290
Hemmeter, J.C.: Theodor Billroth, musical and surgical philosopher. A biography and a review of his work on psycho-physiological aphorisms on music. — 1900, 11: 297
Reik, H.O.: Report on the examination of the ears of 440 school children. — 1900, 11: 318
Walker, G.: Experimental injection of testicular fluid to prevent the atrophy of the prostate gland in dogs, after removal of the testes. — 1900, 11: 322
Mackenzie, J.N.: A plea for early naked-eye diagnosis and removal of the entire organ with neighboring area of possible lymphatic infection in cancer of the larynx. — 1900, 11: 323
Pleasants, J.H.: Heredity in diabetes mellitus, with a report of six cases occurring in a family. — 1900, 11: 325

1901 - Volume 12

Kelly, H.A.: The removal of pelvic inflammatory masses by the abdomen after bisection of the uterus. — 1901, 12: 1
Brown, T.R.: The bacteriology of cystitis, pyelitis, and pyelonephritis in women. — 1901, 12: 4
Brödel, M.: The intrinsic blood-vessels of the kidney and their significance in nephrotomy. — 1901, 12: 10
Ford, W.W.: Notes on aerobic spore-bearing bacilli. — 1901, 12: 13
Osler, W.: Case of asthma with cyanosis, extensive purpura, painful muscles, and eosinophilia. (Proceedings). — 1901, 12: 17
...: Proceedings: Johns Hopkins Medical Society. — 1901, 12: 17, 216, 261, 295
Platt, W.B.: Cases of bow-leg, knock-knee, and epispadias. (Proceedings). — 1901, 12: 18
Opie, E.L.: The relation of cholelithiasis to disease of the pancreas and to fat-necrosis. (Proceedings). — 1901, 12: 19
Futcher, T.B.: Secondary syphilitic eruption. (Proceedings). — 1901, 12: 21
Marshall, H.T.: Vegetative endocarditis, cystic kidney, carcinoma of gall-bladder. (Proceedings). — 1901, 12: 22
Miller, G.B.: Simple ulcerative colitis. (Proceedings). — 1901, 12: 23
Dare, A.: Demonstration of a new hemoglobinometer. (Proceedings). — 1901, 12: 24
Mitchell, J.F.: Abdominal tumor containing a dermoid cyst. (Proceedings). — 1901, 12: 25
McCrae, T.: Cirrhosis of the stomach. (Proceedings). — 1901, 12: 25
Bloodgood, J.C.: Two cases of acute pancreatitis. (Proceedings). — 1901, 12: 26
Longcope, W.T.: Tuberculosis of aorta. (Proceedings). — 1901, 12: 27
Musgrave, W.E., and Strong, R.P.: Preliminary note of a case of infection with Balantidium coli (Stein). — 1901, 12: 31
Taylor, R.T.: Hyperextension as an essential in the correction of the deformity of Pott's disease, with the presentation of original methods. — 1901, 12: 32
Hamburger, L.P.: Two examples of Bence Jones'albumosuria associated with multiple myeloma. — 1901, 12: 38
Laird, A.T., and Blumer, G.: Report of a case of fulminating hemorrhagic infection due to an organism of the Bacillus mucosus capsulatus group. — 1901, 12: 45
Blumer, G., and Laird, A.T.: Report of a case of fulminating hemorrhagic infection due to an organism of the Bacillus mucosus capsulatus group. — 1901, 12: 45
Durham, H.E., and Myers, W.: Abstract of interim report on yellow fever by the Yellow Fever Commission of the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine. — 1901, 12: 48
Welch, W.H.: Introductory note to Drs. Durham and Myers's report. — 1901, 12: 48
Le Count, E.R.: The genesis of carcinoma of the Fallopian tube in hyperplastic salpingitis with report of a case and a table of twenty-one reported cases. — 1901, 12: 55
Harris, N.MacL., and Dabney, W.M.: Report upon a case of gonorrheal endocarditis in a patient dying in the puerperium; with reference to two recent suspected cases. — 1901, 12: 68
Dabney, W.M., and Harris, N.MacL.: Report upon a case of gonorrhoeal endocarditis in a patient dying in the puerperium; with reference to two recent suspected cases. — 1901, 12: 68
Walker, G.: An experimental study concerning the relation which the prostate gland bears to the fecundative power of the spermatic fluid. — 1901, 12: 77
Abel, J.J.: Further observations on epinephrin. — 1901, 12: 80
Barker, L.F.: On the study of anatomy. — 1901, 12: 87
Harrison, R.G.: On the occurrence of tails in man, with a description of the case reported by Dr. Watson. — 1901, 12: 96
MacCallum, J.B.: Development of the pig's intestine. — 1901, 12: 102
Mellus, E.L.: Bilateral relations of the cerebral cortex. — 1901, 12: 108
Bardeen, C.R.: A new carbon-dioxide freezing microtome. — 1901, 12: 112
Brush, C.E., Jr.: Notes on cervical ribs. — 1901, 12: 114
Kerr, A.T.: On the preservation of anatomical material in America by means of cold storage. — 1901, 12: 117
Long, M.: On the development of the nuclei pontis during the second and third months of embryonic life. — 1901, 12: 123
Sudler, M.T.: The architecture of the gall-bladder. — 1901, 12: 126
Walker, G.: Remarkable cases of hereditary anchyloses, or absence of various phalangeal joints with defects of the little and ring fingers. — 1901, 12: 129
Mall, F.P.: Note on the basement membranes of the tubules of the kidney. — 1901, 12: 133
Knower, H.McE.: A comparative study of the development of the generative tract in termites. — 1901, 12: 135
Hitzbot, J.M.: A composite study of the axillary artery in man. — 1901, 12: 136
Mall, F.P.: On the origin of the lymphatics in the liver. — 1901, 12: 146
Bardeen, C.R.: Born's method of reconstruction by means of wax plates as used in the anatomical laboratory of the Johns Hopkins University. — 1901, 12: 148
Fowler, H.A.: Model of the nucleus dentatus of the cerebellum and its accessory nuclei. — 1901, 12: 151
Bardeen, C.R.: Use of the material of the dissecting room for scientific purposes. — 1901, 12: 155
Mall, F.P.: On the development of the human diaphragm. — 1901, 12: 158
Lewis, W.H.: Observations on the pectoralis major muscle in man. — 1901, 12: 172
Calvert, W.J.: On the blood-vessels of the human lymphatic gland. — 1901, 12: 177
Mosher, C.D.: Normal menstruation and some of the factors modifying it. — 1901, 12: 178
Halsted, W.S.: Retrojection of bile into the pancreas, a cause of acute hemorrhagic pancreatitis. — 1901, 12: 179
Opie, E.L.: The etiology of acute hemorrhagic pancreatitis. — 1901, 12: 182
Sabin, F.R.: A case of arterial disease, possibly periarteritis nodosa. — 1901, 12: 195
Bassett, V.H., and Opie, E.: Typhoid infection without lesion of the intestine. A case of haemorrhagic typhoid fever with atypical intestinal lesions. — 1901, 12: 198
Opie, E.L., and Bassett, V.H.: Typhoid infection without lesions of the intestine. A case of haemorrhagic typhoid fever. — 1901, 12: 198
Cole, R.I.: Frequency of typhoid bacilli in the blood. — 1901, 12: 203
Finney, J.M.T., and Pancoast, O.B.: A portable operating outfit. — 1901, 12: 206
Stokes, W.R.: Ulcer of the stomach caused by the diphtheria bacillus. — 1901, 12: 209
Krusen, W.: Ovarian organotherapy. — 1901, 12: 213
...: Memorial: Lazear, Jesse Williams. — 1901, 12: 215
Harris, N.MacL.: Report upon B. mortiferus. (Proceedings). — 1901, 12: 216
Randolph, R.L.: Exhibition of a case of osteoma of external auditory canal. (Proceedings). — 1901, 12: 219
Opie, E.L.: Healed amoebic abscess of the liver and amoebic abscess of the lung. (Proceedings). — 1901, 12: 219
Osler, W.: Chronic jaundice with xanthoma multiplex. (Proceedings). — 1901, 12: 220
Sabin, F.R.: A case of arsenical neuritis. (Proceedings). — 1901, 12: 221
Cordell, E.F.: The medicine and doctors of Horace. — 1901, 12: 233
Kelly, H.A.: A historical note upon diptera as carriers of diseases - Paré-Déclat. — 1901, 12: 240
Friedenwald, H.: The fiftieth anniversary of the invention of the ophthalmoscope. — 1901, 12: 243
Tinker, M.B.: The first nephrectomy and the first cholecystotomy, with a sketch of the lives of Doctors Erastus B. Wolcott and John S. Bobbs. — 1901, 12: 247
Miller, G.B.: Measurement of external urethral orifice. — 1901, 12: 251
Mosher, C.D.: The frequency of gall-stones in the United States. — 1901, 12: 253
Cone, S.M.: Tendon transplantation. — 1901, 12: 259
McCrae, T.: Exhibition of cases of pernicious anaemia. (Proceedings). — 1901, 12: 261
Opie, E.L.: Diabetes mellitus associated with hyaline degeneration of the islands of Langerhans of the pancreas. (Proceedings). — 1901, 12: 263
Osler, W.: On hemorrhage in chronic jaundice. (Proceedings). — 1901, 12: 264
Osler, W.: Typhoid spine. (Proceedings). — 1901, 12: 265
Trudeau, E.L.: The history and work of the Saranac Laboratory for the study of tuberculosis. — 1901, 12: 271
Knopf, S.A.: The prevention of tuberculous diseases in infancy and childhood. — 1901, 12: 275
Knopf, S.A.: Respiratory exercises in the prevention and treatment of pulmonary diseases. — 1901, 12: 282
Buckler, H.W.: Pulmonary tuberculosis in Baltimore. — 1901, 12: 288
Cushing, H.: Concerning a definite regulatory mechanism of the vaso-motor center which controls blood pressure during cerebral compression. — 1901, 12: 290
MacCallum, W.C.: Pendulous tubercles in the peritoneum. — 1901, 12: 293
Welch, W.H.: The parasite of cancer. (Proceedings). — 1901, 12: 295
Futcher, T.B.: A case of Charcot's joints involving both knees. (Proceedings). — 1901, 12: 296
Osler, W.: Primitive splenomegaly with cirrhosis of the liver. (Proceedings). — 1901, 12: 296
Stiles, C.W.: Protozoic and blastomycetic dermatitis. (Proceedings). — 1901, 12: 296
Kelly, H.A.: Drainage of the bladder and cystoscopic examinations. (Proceedings). — 1901, 12: 298
Porter, O.J.: Observations upon smallpox. (Proceedings). — 1901, 12: 298
Bettmann, M.: Fibrinous bronchitis. (Proceedings). — 1901, 12: 299
Durham, H.E., and Myers, W.: The life history of drepanidium. (Proceedings). — 1901, 12: 300
Warfield, L.M.: Carcinoma of the male breast. — 1901, 12: 305
Steiner, W.R.: Report of a case of carcinoma diagnosed by means of paracentesis abdominis, with some remarks on the diagnostic value of examinations of serous effusions. — 1901, 12: 310
Hurdon, E.: A case of primary adeno-carcinoma of the Fallopian tube. — 1901, 12: 315
Knox, J.H.M.: Lipo-myoma of the uterus. — 1901, 12: 318
Thomas, H.M.: Chorea with embolism of central artery of retina. — 1901, 12: 321
Reik, H.O.: Ophthalmoscopic appearances of chorea with embolism of central artery of retina. — 1901, 12: 325
Taylor, W.J.: Volvulus of Meckel's diverticulum with recovery after operation. — 1901, 12: 326
Osler, W.: Congenital absence of the abdominal muscles, with distended and hypertrophied urinary bladder. — 1901, 12: 331
Osler, W.: On a family form of recurring epistaxis associated with multiple telangiectases of the skin and mucous membranes. — 1901, 12: 333
Abel, J.J.: On the behavior of epinephrin to Fehling's solution and other characteristic of this substance. — 1901, 12: 337
Elting, A.W.: Osteitis deformans with report of a case. — 1901, 12: 343
Stieren, E.: Tubercular dacryoadenitis and conjunctivitis, containing the report of a probable case ending in spontaneous recovery and a review of the previous literature on tubercular dacryoadenitis. — 1901, 12: 349
Amberg, S.: A contribution to the study of amoebic dysentery in children. — 1901, 12: 355
Leonard, C.L.: The advances made on medical and surgical diagnosis by the Roentgen method. — 1901, 12: 363
Yates, J.L.: Pathological report upon a fatal case of enteritis with anemia caused by uncinaria duodenalis. — 1901, 12: 366

1902 - Volume 13

Mumford, J.G.: Jacob Bigelow - A sketch. — 1902, 13: 1
Sampson, J.A.: Proper foot wear and the treatment of weakened and flat feet by mechanical devices for maintaining the adducted position. — 1902, 13: 8
McCrae, T.: Mastitis in typhoid fever, with the report of three cases. — 1902, 13: 20
Calvert, W.J.: A preliminary report on the blood in two cases of filariasis. — 1902, 13: 23
...: Scholarship. — 1902, 13: 25
Abel, J.J.: On a simple method of preparing epinephrin and its compounds. — 1902, 13: 29
Young, H.H.: A new combined electro-cautery incisor for the Bottini operation for prostatic obstruction. — 1902, 13: 36
Dohme, G.C., and Hirshberg, L.K.: The distribution of anopheles in the vicinity of Baltimore. — 1902, 13: 45
Flint, J.M.: A new method for the demonstration of the framework of organs. — 1902, 13: 48
Friedenwald, H.: The toxic effect of alcohol on the ganglion cells of the retina. — 1902, 13: 52
Finney, J.M.T.: Gastrotomy for removal of false teeth. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 53
Osler, W.: Primitive splenomegaly with anaemia, cirrhosis of the liver and jaundice. - Banti's disease. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 53
...: Proceedings: Johns Hopkins Medical Society. — 1902, 13: 53, 115, 141, 245
Finney, J.M.T.: Excision of the gall bladder. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 54
Follis, R.H.: Gun-shot wound of abdomen. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 55
Bettmann, M.: A case of labor in a bicornate uterus. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 56
McCrae, T.: Adherent pericardium. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 57
McCrae, T.: Post-typhoid insanity. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 57
MacCallum, W.C.: Destruction and subsequent regeneration of liver cells. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 58
Gilchrist, T.C.: Indurated scrofulous erythema. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 58
Thayer, W.S.: A case of aestivo-autumnal fever with unusually few parasites in the peripheral circulation. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 59
McCrae, T.: Nervous manifestations of pernicious anaemia. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 61
Hunner, G.L.: Case of ovarian cyst. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 62
Kelly, H.A.: The treatment of vesico-vaginal and recto-vaginal fistulae high up in the vagina. — 1902, 13: 73
Huger, W.E.: Cyclic albuminuria. — 1902, 13: 75
Robinson, G.C.: On a cyst originating from the ductus thyreoglossus. — 1902, 13: 81
Reik, H.O.: Catarrhal otitis media (non-suppurative) as a factor in the etiology of facial paralysis. — 1902, 13: 83
Nuttall, Zelia: Sorcery, medicine, and surgery in ancient Mexico. — 1902, 13: 87
Emerson, C.P.: The extent of gastric digestion in cases of carcinoma of the stomach. — 1902, 13: 91
Jones, H.C.: The effect of certain poisons on inorganic ferments. — 1902, 13: 97
Rose, A.: Greek in medicine. — 1902, 13: 100
Goldsborough, F.C.: On syphilitic disease of the cerebral arteries. — 1902, 13: 105
Strong, R.P.: Para-colon bacillus. — 1902, 13: 107
Travis, C.H.: A case of multiple primary adenocarcinoma of the liver with cirrhosis. — 1902, 13: 108
Harris, N.MacL.: Concerning an improved method of making collodium sacs. — 1902, 13: 112
Boggs, T.R.: Arthritis deformans. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 115
Futcher, T.B.: A case showing the deformities of chronic gout. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 116
Opie, E.L.: A case of haemorrhagic pancreatitis. The occurrence of fat-splitting ferment in the urine. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 117
Harris, N.MacL., and Hunner, G.L.: Acute general gonorrheal peritonitis. — 1902, 13: 121
Steiner, W.R.: Peripheral venous thrombosis in pneumonia, with report of three cases and a review of those previously recorded. — 1902, 13: 130
Calvert, W.J.: Eosinophilia in filariasis. — 1902, 13: 133
Cole, R.I.: Blood cultures in pneumonia. — 1902, 13: 136
Peters, L.: Malarial fever in infancy, probably maternal in origin. — 1902, 13: 139
Kelly, H.A.: Exhibition of a case of pelvic tuberculosis. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 141
Hunner, G.L.: Pelvic tuberculosis. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 142
Follis, R.H.: Stab wound of abdomen. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 142
Cole, R.I.: Pneumococcus septicaemia, meningitis and arthritis. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 143
Osler, W.: Coma in cancer of the stomach. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 145
Flexner, S.: A new study of snake venom. — 1902, 13: 146
Warfield, L.M.: Exhibition of a case of thrombosis. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 147
Cullen, T.S.: Hydatidiform mole. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 148
Cullen, T.S.: Tuberculosis of the kidney. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 149
Cullen, T.S.: Extrauterine pregnancy following old salpingitis. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 150
Finney, J.M.T.: A new method of pyloroplasty. — 1902, 13: 155
Mitchell, J.F.: The surgical treatment of tuberculous cervical adenitis. — 1902, 13: 161
Knox, J.H.M., and Warfield, L.M.: The leucocyte count in the summer diarrhoeas of children. — 1902, 13: 167
Warfield, L.M.: Typhoid fever: Report of a case with three relapses . Remarks. — 1902, 13: 173
Baumgarten, W.: The clinical value of Oliver's haemocytometer. — 1902, 13: 176
Cordell, E.F.: Transactions of the Harford Medical Society, 1797-8. — 1902, 13: 181
Cordell, E.F.: The Doctors Gustavus Brown of Lower Maryland. — 1902, 13: 188
Steiner, W.R.: A contribution to the history of medicine in the Province of Maryland, 1636-1671. — 1902, 13: 192
Jacobs, H.B.: Some distinguished American students of tuberculosis. — 1902, 13: 199
Tinker, M.B.: America's contributions to surgery. — 1902, 13: 209
Hunt, R.: The toxicity of methyl alcohol. — 1902, 13: 213
Pusey, B.: The genesis of glioma retinae in neuroglia. — 1902, 13: 229
Cole, R.I.: Note on a case of infection by Bacillus aërogenes capsulatus, in which the organism was demonstrated in the circulating blood during life. — 1902, 13: 234
Moore, J.T.: An observation showing that the flagella of the malarial parasite are fertilizing elements. — 1902, 13: 235
Harris, N.MacL., and Johnston, W.B.: Gonorrhoeal endocarditis with cultivation of the specific organism from the blood during life. — 1902, 13: 236
Cornell, W.B., and Councilman, W.T.: A case of tabetic vertebral osteo-arthropathy, with radiograph. — 1902, 13: 242
McCrae, T.: Case of anaemia. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 245
Thomas, H.M.: Asthenic bulbar paralysis or myasthenia gravis. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 246
Tinker, M.B.: Compound outward dislocation of elbow, with excision. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 246
Spratt, C.N.: Case of gonorrheal peritonitis. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 247
Cushing, H.: A ninth case of Gasserian ganglion extirpation. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 248
McCrae, T.: Pneumonia, post-operative. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 249
Mitchell, J.F.: Tuberculosis of hernial sac. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 249
Bunting, C.H.: Case of arthritis deformans. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 250
Mitchell, J.F.: Epithelioma of the lip. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 250
Osler, W.: Hemiplegia in pernicious anemia. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 251
Hunner, G.L.: Ovarian fibroma. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 251
Cole, R.I.: Cases of malignant endocarditis with septicaemia. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 252
Hunner, G.L.: An improved method of uretero-vesical anastomosis. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 256
Gilchrist, T.C.: Bullous eruption of the extremities. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 256
Gilchrist, T.C.: Case of syphilis. (Proceedings). — 1902, 13: 256
Erving, W.G.: Actinomycosis hominis in America, with report of six cases. — 1902, 13: 261
Carey, H.W.: Report of two testicular teratomata with a review of the recent literature. — 1902, 13: 268
Freudenberg, A.: Electro-cautery incisor for the Bottini operation. (Correspondence). — 1902, 13: 279
Young, H.H.: Electro-cautery incision for the Bottini operation. (Correspondence). — 1902, 13: 280
Welch, W.H.: The Huxley lecture on recent studies of immunity with special reference to their bearing on pathology. — 1902, 13: 285
Sampson, J.A.: The importance of a more radical operation in carcinoma cervicis uteri as suggested by pathological findings in the parametrium. — 1902, 13: 299
Cook, H.W.: Nitrogen excretion in pneumonia and its relation to resolution. — 1902, 13: 307

1903 - Volume 14

MacCallum, W.C.: The relations between the lymphatics and the connective tissue. — 1903, 14: 1
Emerson, C.P.: The accuracy of certain clinical methods. — 1903, 14: 9
Allen, H.W.: Albuminous expectoration following thoracentesis, with report of a case. — 1903, 14: 18
Wooley, P.G.: A study of reticular supporting network in malignant neoplasms. — 1903, 14: 21
Mall, F.P.: Note on the collection of human embryos in the Anatomical Laboratory of Johns Hopkins University. — 1903, 14: 29
Flint, J.M.: Note on the framework of the thyroid gland. — 1903, 14: 33
Briggs, J.B.: The results of some observations on blood-pressure in morbid conditions in adults. — 1903, 14: 35
Cook, H.W.: The clinical value of blood-pressure determinations as a guide to stimulation in sick children. — 1903, 14: 37
...: Obituary: Ochsner, Henry, W.. — 1903, 14: 39
Randolph, R.L.: The role of the toxins in inflammations of the eye. — 1903, 14: 47
Calvert, W.J.: Plague in the Orient. — 1903, 14: 60
Hamburger, L.P., and Rubel, M.: Pemphigus vegetans. — 1903, 14: 63
Cushing, H.: The taste fibers and their independence of the N. trigeminus. — 1903, 14: 71
Moody, R.O.: On the use of clay modeling in the study of osteology. — 1903, 14: 78
Reik, H.O.: The treatment of aural exostoses. — 1903, 14: 82
McCrae, T.: Aneurism of the aorta. (Proceedings). — 1903, 14: 84
...: Proceedings: Johns Hopkins Medical Society. — 1903, 14: 84, 314
Osler, W.: Aneurism of upper part of thoracic aorta. (Proceedings). — 1903, 14: 85
McCrae, T.: Typhoid spine. (Proceedings). — 1903, 14: 85
Clarke, T.W.: Aneurism of abdominal aorta or coeliac axis. (Proceedings). — 1903, 14: 86
Follis, R.H.: Exhibition of two cases of appendicitis with obstruction. (Proceedings). — 1903, 14: 86
MacCallum, W.C.: Thoracic aneurism; Gummata of liver; Thrombus. (Proceedings). — 1903, 14: 88
Cullen, T.S.: Report of four cases of uterine myomata. (Proceedings). — 1903, 14: 89
Osler, W.: Certain forms of cyanosis with polycythaemia. (Proceedings). — 1903, 14: 91
Young, H.H.: Exhibition of renal and ureteral cases. (Proceedings). — 1903, 14: 93
Kelly, H.A.: A method of sequestrating the urinary bladder in extensive operations involving its peritoneal surfaces. (Proceedings). — 1903, 14: 96
MacCallum, W.C.: On the mechanism of absorption of granular materials from the peritoneum. — 1903, 14: 105
Cabot, R.C., and Locke, E.A.: On the occurrence of diastolic murmurs without lesions of the aortic or pulmonary valves. — 1903, 14: 115
Codman, E.A.: The use of X-ray in surgery. — 1903, 14: 120
Pleasants, J.H.: Traumatic pericarditis, endocarditis and myocarditis. — 1903, 14: 124
Bloodgood, J.C.: Giant cell sarcoma of the bone. — 1903, 14: 134
Bloodgood, J.C.: Angioneurotic erythema and its surgical treatment by neurectomy. — 1903, 14: 138
McCrae, T.: The history of St. Bartolomew's Hospital, London. — 1903, 14: 149
Tinker, M.B.: Cryoscopy as an index of renal insufficiency in surgical diseases of the kidney. — 1903, 14: 162
Cullen, T.S.: A simple electric female cystoscope. — 1903, 14: 166
Osler, W.: On obliteration of the superior vena cava. — 1903, 14: 169
Dare, A.: A new method of hemo-alkalimetry and a new hemoalkalimeter. — 1903, 14: 175
Mumford, J.G.: John Collins Warren. — 1903, 14: 180
Bunting, C.H.: The etiology of serofibrinous pleurisy with reference to cytological diagnosis. — 1903, 14: 185
Watts, S.H.: A case of peptic ulcer in the jejunum of a dog following gastroenterostomy, with review of the cases reported in man. — 1903, 14: 191
Sampson, J.A.: The advantages of the Sims posture in cytoscopic examinations. — 1903, 14: 194
Steiner, W.R.: Some early autopsies in United States. — 1903, 14: 201
Thomas, H.M.: A case of neuro-fibromatosis (von Recklinghausen's disease) with paralysis and muscular atrophy of arms and legs. — 1903, 14: 204
Halsted, W.S.: The cure of the more difficult as well as the simpler inguinal ruptures. — 1903, 14: 208
Stokes, W.R.: The pathology of smallpox. — 1903, 14: 214
Bloodgood, J.C.: Method of instruction in surgical pathology. — 1903, 14: 220
Robb, I. Hampton: The quality of thoroughness in nurses' work. — 1903, 14: 225
Opie, E.L.: The anatomy of the pancreas. — 1903, 14: 229
Boggs, T.R.: Uncinariasis. Report of a case of infection with the American species. — 1903, 14: 232
Van Wart, R.McL.: Solitary tubercle of the stomach. — 1903, 14: 235
Sampson, J.A.: The control of hemorrhage following pelvic operations by packing the pelvis with gauze through a proctoscope and maintaining counter pressure by packing the vagina. — 1903, 14: 237
Friedenwald, J.: Note on the discovery and first use of the stomach tube by an American physician. — 1903, 14: 243
Van Wart, R.McL.: On a rapid method of staining neuroglia. — 1903, 14: 246
Harrington, T.F.: Dr. Samuel Fuller of the Mayflower (1620), the pioneer physician. — 1903, 14: 263
Blumer, G.: The relation of the status lymphaticus to sudden death, death under anaesthesia, and infection. — 1903, 14: 270
Remsen, C.M.: A case of syphilis of the peripheral nerves and lungs. — 1903, 14: 280
Cordell, E.F.: The medicine and doctors of Juvenal. — 1903, 14: 283
Park, R.: An epitome of the history of carcinoma. — 1903, 14: 289
Steiner, W.R.: Governor John Winthrop Jr., of Connecticut, as a physician. — 1903, 14: 294
Howard, C.P.: Pneumococcic arthritis: Report of three cases. — 1903, 14: 303
Slaughter, B.R.: The plague in India. — 1903, 14: 307
Randolph, R.L.: Use of the magnet in extracting foreign bodies from the eye. (Proceedings). — 1903, 14: 314
Cushing, H., and Thomas, H.M.: Exhibition of two cases of radicular paralysis of the brachial plexus. (Proceedings). — 1903, 14: 315
Stiles, C.W.: Report on the prevalence of uncinariasis in the Southern States. (Proceedings). — 1903, 14: 315
Bloodgood, J.C.: Sarcoma of the tibia. (Proceedings). — 1903, 14: 315
Knox, J.H.M.: A clinical summary of fifty cases of summer diarrhea. (Proceedings). — 1903, 14: 319
Flexner, S.: The bacillus of dysentery, with special reference to its etiological relationship to the summer diarrhea of children. (Proceedings). — 1903, 14: 320
Reik, H.O.: Cases of congenital defects of the iris. (Proceedings). — 1903, 14: 322
Osler, W.: Two cases of cirrhosis of the liver in children. (Proceedings). — 1903, 14: 322
McCrae, T.: Arthritis deformans of the osteo-arthritic type. (Proceedings). — 1903, 14: 323
Herter, C.A.: The influence of Pasteur on medical science. — 1903, 14: 325
Sampson, J.A.: Ascending renal infection; with special reference to the reflex of urine from the bladder into the ureters as an etiological factor in its causation and maintenance. — 1903, 14: 334
Cullen, E.K.: A morphological study of the blood of certain fishes and birds, with special reference to the leucocytes of birds. — 1903, 14: 352
...: Memorial to Reed, Walter. — 1903, 14: 356

1904 - Volume 15

Osler, W.: The master-word in medicine. — 1904, 15: 1
Hunner, G.L.: Tuberculosis of the urinary system in women. Report of thirty-five cases. — 1904, 15: 8
Pleasants, J.H.: The second hospital in the colonies, the "Coole Springs of St. Maries," Maryland, 1698. — 1904, 15: 18
Rowley, M.E.: Some unusual forms of malarial parasites. — 1904, 15: 22
Camac, C.N.B.: Historic outline of cardiac pathology and clinical aspects of chronic myocarditis. — 1904, 15: 27
Sampson, J.A.: The efficiency of the periureteral arterial plexus, and the importance of its preservation in the more radical operations for carcinoma cervicis uteri. — 1904, 15: 39
Rosenheim, S.: Two cases of leukokeratosis buccalis; comparison with the histological changes in a case of tylosis palmae et plantae. — 1904, 15: 47
Dunham, K.: The effects of x-rays upon lower animal life and the tube best suited to their destruction. — 1904, 15: 51
Hirshberg, L.K.: An anopheles mosquito which does not transmit malaria. — 1904, 15: 53
Follis, R.H.: Bullet wound of right lumbar region. (Proceedings). — 1904, 15: 57
...: Proceedings: Johns Hopkins Medical Society. — 1904, 15: 57, 172, 250
Cullen, T.S.: Some recent cases of extrauterine pregnancy. (Proceedings). — 1904, 15: 58
Steiner, W.R.: A case of typhoid arteritis. (Proceedings). — 1904, 15: 60
Hume, J.: The treatment of general infections, with especial reference to the use of silver nitrate in such cases. (Proceedings). — 1904, 15: 61
Cole, R.I.: Exhibition of cases of typhoid meningitis. (Proceedings). — 1904, 15: 62
Reik, H.O.: A preliminary report on a new method of treating tinnitus aurium. (Proceedings). — 1904, 15: 65
Gilchrist, T.C.: A case of blastomycetic infection. (Proceedings). — 1904, 15: 66
Thomas, H.M.: A case of generalized neuritis from lead. (Proceedings). — 1904, 15: 66
Osler, W.: Aneurism of arch of aorta and innominate. (Proceedings). — 1904, 15: 66
Slemons, J.M.: Metabolism in pregnancy. (Proceedings). — 1904, 15: 67
Opie, E.L.: The relation of leucocytes with eosinophile granulation to bacterial infection. — 1904, 15: 71
Sampson, J.A.: The relation between carcinoma cervicis uteri and the ureters, and its significance in the more radical operations for that disease. — 1904, 15: 72
McCrae, T.: George Cheyne, an old London and Bath physician. — 1904, 15: 84
Sachs, E.: A case of amaurotic family idiocy. — 1904, 15: 94
Dock, G.: Vaccine and vaccination. — 1904, 15: 109
Lee, A.W.: Concerning the sinus frontales in man with observations upon them in some other mammalian skulls. — 1904, 15: 115
Hastings, T.W.: A modified Nocht's stain. — 1904, 15: 122
Sampson, J.A.: Complications arising from freeing the ureters in the more radical operations for carcinoma cervicis uteri, with special reference to post-operative ureteral necrosis. — 1904, 15: 123
Watts, S.H.: The silver bolt as a means of fixing ununited fractures of certain long bones. — 1904, 15: 135
Burnam, C.F.: Exhibition of four appendices vermiformes showing unusual pathological conditions (from the service of Dr. Kelly). — 1904, 15: 136
Thayer, W.S.: Observations on two cases of tuberculous pericarditis with effusion. — 1904, 15: 149
Sampson, J.A.: The relation between carcinoma cervicis uteri and the bladder and its significance in the more radical operations for that disease. — 1904, 15: 156
Lynch, F.W.: Caesarean section and serious dystocia following ventrofixation and suspension. — 1904, 15: 162
Gilman, P.K.: Two cases of multiple saccular aneurysms of the aorta, with rupture into the pericardium. — 1904, 15: 170
Thélin, R.: Report of results of nursing dispensary tubercular patients. — 1904, 15: 171
Cushing, H.: Perineal zoster. (Proceedings). — 1904, 15: 172
Futcher, T.B.: Hydatid disease in Australia. (Proceedings). — 1904, 15: 173
Williams, J.W.: Intra-pelvic hematoma following labor. (Proceedings). — 1904, 15: 173
Cabot, R.C.: The limitations of urinary diagnosis. (Proceedings). — 1904, 15: 174
Kemp, G.T.: Effect of altitude on blood corpuscles and blood plates. — 1904, 15: 177
Osler, W.: Effect of altitude on blood corpuscles and blood plates. (Proceedings). — 1904, 15: 178
Erlanger, J., and Hooker, D.R.: Studies in blood pressure. (Proceedings). — 1904, 15: 179
Cullen, E.K.: Presentation of a case of scleroderma. (Proceedings). — 1904, 15: 180
Simon, C.E., and Campbell, D.G.J: A case of myelogenous leukaemia. (Proceedings). — 1904, 15: 181
Campbell, D.G.J, and Simon, C.E.: A case of myelogenous leukemia. (Proceedings). — 1904, 15: 181
Marshall, H.T.: Loco weed disease of sheep. (Proceedings). — 1904, 15: 181
Dawson, P.M.: The biography of Stephen Hales, D.D., F.R.S.. — 1904, 15: 185
Schiff, E.: A case of cancer of the mamma cured by means of Roentgen rays. — 1904, 15: 192
Goldsborough, F.C.: Thrombosis of the internal iliac vein during pregnancy. — 1904, 15: 193
Russel, C.K.: Changes in the nervous system after parathyroidectomy. — 1904, 15: 196
Sampson, J.A.: The relation between carcinoma cervicis uteri and the rectum and its significance in the more radical operations for that disease. — 1904, 15: 198
Bean, R.B.: Observations on a study of the subclavian artery in man. — 1904, 15: 203
Thompson, W.L.: The blood in pregnancy. — 1904, 15: 205
Thomas, H.M.: A case of generalized lead paralysis, with a review of the cases of lead palsy seen in the Hospital. — 1904, 15: 209
Cushing, H.: The sensory distribution of the fifth cranial nerve. — 1904, 15: 213
Dawson, P.M.: Stephen Hales, the physiologist. — 1904, 15: 232
Schmoll, E.: The chemical origin of leucocytes. — 1904, 15: 238
Gamble, C.B., Jr.: Mental phenomena and visceral disease. — 1904, 15: 247
Little, H.M.: A simple method of obtaining uterine lochia for bacteriological examination. (Proceedings). — 1904, 15: 250
Goldthwait, J.E.: The differential diagnosis and treatment of the so-called rheumatoid diseases. (Proceedings). — 1904, 15: 251
Painter, C.F.: The pathological lesions of the so-called rheumatoid diseases. (Proceedings). — 1904, 15: 252
Cole, R.I.: Exhibition of a case of probable tuberculosis of the parotid gland. (Proceedings). — 1904, 15: 258
Kelly, H.A., and Noble, C.P.: Myomectomy in its relation to pregnancy. (Proceedings). — 1904, 15: 259
Osler, W.: On the surgical importance of the visceral crises in the erythema group. (Proceedings). — 1904, 15: 259
Welch, W.H.: The treatment of delirium tremens and allied conditions. (Proceedings). — 1904, 15: 261
Halsted, W.S.: The pathology and treatment of benign tumors of bone with cyst formation. (Proceedings). — 1904, 15: 262
Lambert, A.: Treatment of delirium tremens and allied conditions. (Proceedings). — 1904, 15: 262
Thélin, R.: Legislation against tuberculosis. (Correspondence). — 1904, 15: 263
Stiles, C.W.: Pulmonary distomatosis in man. (Proceedings). — 1904, 15: 263
Halsted, W.S.: The training of the surgeon. — 1904, 15: 267
Cushing, H.K.: Notes suggested by the Franklin-Heberden pamphlet of 1759. — 1904, 15: 276
Sampson, J.A.: Vesico-vaginal fistulae following hysterectomy for carcinoma cervicis uteri, with special reference to their origin and closure. — 1904, 15: 285
Kelly, H.A.: The piezometer, an instrument for measuring resistances. — 1904, 15: 293
Steiner, B.C.: Dr. Richard Brooke, the first scientific observer in Maryland. — 1904, 15: 294
Pratt, J.H.: On the causes of cardiac insufficiency. — 1904, 15: 301
Flint, J.M.: Notes on form of the cavity of the knee-joint. — 1904, 15: 309
Gordinier, H.C.: The report of a case of acute myelogenous leukaemia. — 1904, 15: 314
Packard, F.R.: The history of some famous quacks. — 1904, 15: 316
Thayer, W.S.: On the cardiac and vascular complications and sequels of typhoid fever. — 1904, 15: 323
Bloodgood, J.C.: An early case of ulcer of the stomach. — 1904, 15: 345
Young, H.H.: The use of the cystoscope in case of prostatic hypertrophy. — 1904, 15: 348
Hutchins, H.T.: The clinical effects of surgical anaesthesia and operations upon anaemic patents. — 1904, 15: 359
Campbell, D.G.J, and Simon, C.E.: A contribution to the study of cystinuria. — 1904, 15: 365
Harlan, H.D.: Address at the opening of the Surgical Building and new Clinical Amphitheatre. — 1904, 15: 379
Stimson, L.A.: Address at the opening of the Surgical Building and new Clinical Amphitheatre. — 1904, 15: 381
Jacobi, A.: Remarks at the opening of the Surgical Building and new Clinical Amphitheatre. — 1904, 15: 385
Gilman, D.C.: Remarks at the opening of the Surgical Building and new Clinical Amphitheatre. — 1904, 15: 386
Carroll, J.: Address at the unveiling of the memorial tablet to Dr. Lazear. — 1904, 15: 387
Thayer, W.S.: Address at the unveiling of the memorial tablet to Dr. Lazear. — 1904, 15: 388
Bunting, C.H.: Multiple primary carcinomata of th ileum. — 1904, 15: 389
Walker, G.: A new office irrigating stand. — 1904, 15: 394
Harris, N.MacL., and Haskell, L.W.: Concerning a case of suppurative myositis caused by Micrococcus gonorrhoeae (Neisser). — 1904, 15: 395
Leonard, E.L.: Bacterium cyaneum: A new chromogenic organism. — 1904, 15: 398

1905 - Volume 16

Christian, H.A.: Some newer aspects of the pathology of fat and fatty degeneration. — 1905, 16: 1
Platt, W.B.: Fabricius Guilhelmus Hildanus, the father of German surgery. — 1905, 16: 7
Theobald, S.: The importance of testing the ocular muscle balance for near as well as for distant vision. — 1905, 16: 10
Cornell, W.B., and Councilman, W.T.: Infantile paralysis of the abdominal muscles, with report of a case. — 1905, 16: 11
Baer, W.S., and Kennard, H.W.: The diagnostic value of tuberculin in orthopedic surgery. — 1905, 16: 13
Calvert, W.J.: A practical method of demonstration. — 1905, 16: 19
Hewlett, A.W.: The effect of the bile upon the ester-splitting action of pancreatic juice. — 1905, 16: 20
Reuling, R.: A case of right-sided infantile hemiplegia, with a description of the pathological changes found in the brain and the spinal cord. — 1905, 16: 21
Mall, F.P.: On the teaching of anatomy as illustrated by Professor Barker's Manual. — 1905, 16: 29
Flint, J.M.: The anatomical laboratory of the University of California. — 1905, 16: 32
Mall, F.P.: Anatomical material - its collection and its preservation at the Johns Hopkins Anatomical Laboratory. — 1905, 16: 38
Robinson, G.C.: The development of grave robbing in England. — 1905, 16: 42
Sabin, F.R.: On Flechsig's investigations on the brain. — 1905, 16: 45
Pohlman, A.G.: A note on the developmental relations of the kidney and ureter in human embryos. — 1905, 16: 49
Pohlman, A.G.: Abnormalities in the form of the kidney and ureter dependent on the development of the renal bud. — 1905, 16: 51
Hill, E.C.: On the first appearance of the renal artery, and the relative development of the kidneys and Wolffian bodies in pig embryos. — 1905, 16: 60
Herrinton, M.: High bifurcation of the brachial artery with reunion at the elbow. — 1905, 16: 65
Myers, B.D.: Fixation of tissues by injection into the arteries. — 1905, 16: 66
Calvert, W.J.: A convenient still to make absolute alcohol. — 1905, 16: 68
Howell, W.H.: Announcement concerning graduate instruction in the Medical Department of the Johns Hopkins University. — 1905, 16: 70
Cushing, H.: The special field of neurological surgery. — 1905, 16: 77
MacCallum, W.C.: Tumor of the parathyroid gland. — 1905, 16: 87
Wooley, P.G.: Bacillus violaceus Manilae. — 1905, 16: 89
Winne, C.K.: A report upon the agglutination reactions of the Bacillus dysenteriae (Shiga), with the blood-serum of patients suffering with summer diarrhoea. — 1905, 16: 93
Clarke, T.W.: Repeated copious haemoptysis from an aortic aneurism, extending into the right lung and finally rupturing into the pleura. — 1905, 16: 98
Clark, A.H., and Bowley, R.L: A case of Caesarean section following ventral fixation. — 1905, 16: 101
Wiel, H.I.: A survey of ovariotomy at extremes of life. — 1905, 16: 102
Watts, S.H.: Loss of entire lower lip. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 109
...: Proceedings: Johns Hopkins Medical Society. — 1905, 16: 109, 146, 200, 237, 264, 288, 384, 411
Cullen, T.S.: Adenocarcinoma of the umbilicus. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 110
Cullen, T.S.: Cancer of the liver. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 110
MacCallum, W.C.: Embolic occlusion of coronary artery of the heart. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 111
Osler, W.: Biliary cirrhosis of family type. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 112
MacCallum, W.C.: Polyposis of the intestine. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 112
Cole, R.I.: Experimental streptococcus arthritis. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 114
Kelly, H.A.: Professor Smith on the Jersey mosquito. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 115
Howard, C.P.: Gastric ulcer: Clinical varieties and symptoms. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 116
McCrae, T.: Gastric ulcer: Diagnosis and medical treatment. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 116
Cole, R.I.: Case of typhoid fever showing some unusual features. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 118
Osler, W.: Report of a case of ulcerative endocarditis, with embolism of the aorta. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 118
Osler, W.: Report of a case of arteriovenous aneurism of the thigh. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 119
Faure, J.D.: The surgery of the posterior mediastinum: its past and its future. — 1905, 16: 125
Blumer, G.: Aplastic anaemia associated with lymphoid hyperplasia of the bone-marrow. — 1905, 16: 127
Clowes, G.H.A.: Preliminary communication regarding an immune body capable of inhibiting the development of cancer in mice (adenocarcinoma, Jensen). — 1905, 16: 130
Miller, E.F.: A multiplex slide-holding device. — 1905, 16: 132
Cordell, E.F.: Dr. Heinrich or Henry Keerl, of Baltimore, the "Hessian Surgeon". — 1905, 16: 133
Little, H.M.: The Bacillus aërogenes capsulatus in puerperal infection. — 1905, 16: 136
Osler, W.: A case of arteriovenous aneurism. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 146
Clowes, G.H.A.: Abstract. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 146
Dunham, T.: Apparatus for the treatment of fracture of the femur. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 147
Welch, W.H.: Pathological changes in cancer in mice. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 147
Dunham, T.: Treatment of esophageal stricture. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 147
Howard, C.P.: Gastric tetany. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 148
Thayer, W.S.: Peripancreatic abscess. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 148
MacCallum, W.C.: The pathology of tetany. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 148
Smith, H.L.: Abstract. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 149
Ford, W.W.: Hanging block cultivation of bacteria. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 149
Clark, J.G.: The cure of uterine cancer. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 149
Ford, W.W.: The ultraviolet rays. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 149
Ford, W.W.: Thermophilic bacteria. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 149
Sampson, J.A.: Pathology of cervical cancer. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 150
Lewis, D.D.: Hyperplasia of the chromophile cells of the hypophysis as the cause of acromegaly, with report of a case. — 1905, 16: 157
Hemmeter, J.C.: The history of the circulation of the blood - Contributions of the Italian anatomists and physiologists - their bearing upon the discovery by Harvey. — 1905, 16: 165
Cushing, H., and others: Comparative surgery. — 1905, 16: 179
...: Comparative Surgery (First series of reports). — 1905, 16: 179
Faris, C.M.: Two cases of haemorrhagic cyst of the thyroid gland. — 1905, 16: 180
Thacher, H.C.: A report of two cases of utero-vaginal prolapse. — 1905, 16: 184
Ortschild, J.F.: A report of eight cases of canine neoplasm. — 1905, 16: 186
Beall, F.C.: Cases of hernia in dogs. — 1905, 16: 196
Dewis, J.W.: Early autopsies at St. Croix Island. (Correspondence). — 1905, 16: 199
Kemp, G.T.: Histology of the blood platelets. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 200
Osler, W.: Résumé of history of blood platelets. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 200
Pratt, J.H.: Relation of blood platelets to disease. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 201
Dawson, P.M.: The blood pressure in different parts of the arterial tree. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 202
Cullen, T.S.: Vaginal cysts. — 1905, 16: 207
Bunting, C.H.: The etiology and pathogenicity of pernicious anaemia. — 1905, 16: 222
Briggs, J.B.: Recurring phlebitis of obscure origin. — 1905, 16: 228
Erlanger, J.: A report of some observations on heart-block in mammals. — 1905, 16: 234
Freese, J.A.: The force of contraction of the gall-bladder and the course of its motor and inhibitory nerve-fibers. — 1905, 16: 235
Cullen, T.S.: Sarcomatous myoma. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 237
Jones, H.C.: The electrical theory of matter. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 237
Lewis, W.H.: Experiments on amphibian embryos. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 238
Steiner, W.R.: A contribution to the history of medicine in Maryland during the Revolution, 1775-1779. — 1905, 16: 241
Helmholz, H.F., and Little, H.M.: Situs transversus and atresia of the pylorus. — 1905, 16: 249
Churchman, J.W.: A case of congenital urethral stricture associated with hematuria and symptoms suggesting renal disease. — 1905, 16: 256
Smith, H.L.: Synesthesia. — 1905, 16: 258
Rose, A.: Knowledge of Greek and corruption of language. (Correspondence). — 1905, 16: 263
Thompson, W.L.: Analysis of 221 cases of typhoid fever. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 264
Churchman, J.W.: Atheromatous cyst of the scrotum. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 264
Churchman, J.W.: Bladder calculus in an infant. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 264
Baer, W.S.: Painful heels. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 264
Churchman, J.W.: Traumatic atrophy of the testicles. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 265
Crile, G.W.: Surgical pathology. — 1905, 16: 269
Miller, W.S.: A needle and clamp for injecting lymphatics. — 1905, 16: 273
MacCallum, W.C.: Marcello Malpighi, 1628 - 1694. — 1905, 16: 275
Amick, A.L., and Stokes, W.R.: Typhoid appendicitis without other intestinal lesions. — 1905, 16: 284
MacCallum, W.C.: The pathological anatomy of exophthalmic goitre. — 1905, 16: 287
Boggs, T.R.: Bacteriological observations in some cases of bronchiectasis. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 288
Halsted, W.S.: Clinical features of thyroid hypertrophy. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 288
Thayer, W.S.: Bichat. — 1905, 16: 293
Thayer, W.S.: Cotton Mather's rules of health. — 1905, 16: 293
Calvert, W.J.: Movability of the heart in pneumothorax. — 1905, 16: 300
Marshall, H.T.: Endocarditis in tuberculosis. — 1905, 16: 303
Stieren, E.: A case of acquired cyst of the conjunctiva containing an embryonic toothlike structure. — 1905, 16: 308
Birge, E.G.: Some observations on the occurrence of Micrococcus zymogenes. — 1905, 16: 309
Young, H.H.: The early diagnosis and radical cure of carcinoma of the prostate. — 1905, 16: 315
Brem, W.V.: Action of the toxic agent of lobar pneumonia: Therapeutics. — 1905, 16: 321
Hough, W.T.: A case of unusually large aortic aneurysm. — 1905, 16: 331
Chatard, J.A.: Acute pericarditis complicating acute lobar pneumonia. — 1905, 16: 334
Martin, E.G.: The rise of the present conceptions as to the cause of the heart-beat. — 1905, 16: 338, 377
Halsted, W.S.: The partial occlusion of blood-vessels, especially of the abdominal aorta. — 1905, 16: 346
Meyer, H.: The contributions of pharmacology to physiology. — 1905, 16: 351, 389
Thayer, W.S.: Observations on several cases of acute pancreatitis. — 1905, 16: 355
Moody, R.O.: Diaphragmatic grooves on the liver. — 1905, 16: 364
Barker, L.F.: Bilateral exostoses on the inferior surface of the calcaneus, gonorrheal in origin. (Pododynia gonorrhoica). (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 384
Barker, L.F.: Bronzed diabetes, with enlargement of the liver and palpable spleen. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 385
Barker, L.F.: Perichondritis probably of gonorrhoeal origin. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 385
Williams, J.W.: Inversion of the uterus. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 386
Baetjer, F.H.: Thoracic aneurism. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 387
Erlanger, J.: Cardiograms obtained from a case of operative defect in the chest wall. — 1905, 16: 394
Cullen, T.S.: Fibroma of the abdominal wall; Primary carcinoma of the right Fallopian tube; An accessory and twisted omentum. — 1905, 16: 397
Wooley, P.G.: A case of sarcoma of the eye, involving chiefly the ciliary body. — 1905, 16: 402
Harris, H.: Renal decapsulation in nephritis with report of a case. — 1905, 16: 404
Cordell, E.F.: Dr. Charles Frederick Wiesenthal's medical reports. — 1905, 16: 407
Osler, W.: A letter to the graduates of The Johns Hopkins Medical School. — 1905, 16: 410
Bunting, C.H.: Congenital cystic kidney. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 411
Cole, R.I.: Cystic kidney. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 411
Cole, R.I.: Pulsating empyema. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 411
Fayerweather, R.: Infectious arthritis. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 412
Hurd, H.M.: John Howard's observations on hospitals (1773-1790). (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 412
...: Proceedings: Johns Hopkins Historical Club. — 1905, 16: 412
McCrae, T.: History of typhoid fever. (Proceedings). — 1905, 16: 413

1906 - Volume 17

Cushing, H.: Dr. Garth: The Kit-Kat poet. — 1906, 17: 1
Foster, J.P.C.: The relationship of the state to the tuberculosis question. — 1906, 17: 18
Baetjer, F.H.: The x-ray diagnosis of thoracic aneurysms. — 1906, 17: 24
Simon, C.E., and Lamar, S.V.: A method of estimating the opsonic content of blood and other fluids. — 1906, 17: 27
Musgrave, W.E., Wherry, W.B., and Woolley, P.G.: Tropical splenomegaly. — 1906, 17: 28
Hardesty, I.: A class model of the spinal cord. — 1906, 17: 43
Steiner, W.R.: The Reverend Gershom Bulkeley, of Connecticut, as an eminent clerical physician. — 1906, 17: 48
Tinker, M.B.: A sketch of the lives of a German and and American master of surgery. — 1906, 17: 53
Williams, J.W.: Pernicious vomiting of pregnancy. — 1906, 17: 71
Mall, F.P.: On some recent text-books of anatomy, with special reference to the new American edition of Gray. — 1906, 17: 99
Dupree, D.H.: A variation in the soleus and plantaris muscles. — 1906, 17: 104
Heuer, G.J.: The pancreatic ducts in the cat. — 1906, 17: 106
Hill, E.C.: On the Schultze clearing method as used in the anatomical laboratory of The Johns Hopkins University. — 1906, 17: 111
Hill, E.C.: On the embryonic development of a case of fused kidneys. — 1906, 17: 115
Baetjer, W.A.: A review of some recent work on the musculature of the heart. — 1906, 17: 118
Cushing, H.: Instruction in operative medicine. With the description of a course given in the Hunterian Laboratory of Experimental Medicine. — 1906, 17: 123
Russell, W.W.: Supra-pubic hysterotomy as a means of diagnosis and treatment of the uterus. — 1906, 17: 134
Pratt, J.H.: The "home sanatorium" treatment of consumption. — 1906, 17: 140
Ransom, J.B.: Tuberculosis in penal institutions. — 1906, 17: 144
Johns Hopkins Historical Club: The symposium of the gold-headed cane. — 1906, 17: 162
...: Death of John Bruce MacCallum. — 1906, 17: 169
Kelly, H.A.: Two cases of stricture of the ureter; two cases of hydronephrotic renal pelvis successfully treated by plication. — 1906, 17: 173
Churchman, J.W.: The use of quinine during the Civil War. — 1906, 17: 175
Rosenheim, S.: The importance of a microscopical examination of all growths removed from the nares, together with a report of early diagnoses of malignant growths. — 1906, 17: 181
Meyer, A.W.: An experimental study on the recurrence of lymphatic glands and the regeneration of lymphatic vessels in the dog. — 1906, 17: 185
Da Costa: D.J. Baron Larrey: a sketch. — 1906, 17: 195
Libman, E.: On some experiences with blood-cultures in the study of bacterial infections. — 1906, 17: 215
Welch, W.H.: An address at the formal opening of the laboratories of The Rockefeller Institute for medical research on May 11, 1906. — 1906, 17: 247
MacCallum, W.G.: On the teaching of pathological physiology. — 1906, 17: 251
MacCallum, W.G.: Phlegmonous enteritis. — 1906, 17: 254
MacCallum, W.G.: Multiple cavernous haemangiomata of the intestine. — 1906, 17: 258
MacCallum, W.G., and McClure, R.D.: On the mechanical effects of experimental mitral stenosis and insufficiency. — 1906, 17: 260
Bunting, C.H.: Acute haemorrhagic pancreatitis following obstruction of the bile papilla. — 1906, 17: 265
Cullen, E.K.: So-called spontaneous focal myocarditis and the occurrence of calcification of the degenerate muscle fibres. — 1906, 17: 267
Whipple, G.H.: Disseminated tuberculosis in relation to the thoracic duct and vascular tubercles. — 1906, 17: 270
Hewitt, J.H.: Necrosis of epithelium in the kidney in infections and intoxications. — 1906, 17: 272
Coffin, T.H.: On the growth of lymphatics in granulation tissue. — 1906, 17: 277
White, G.H.: Observations on the growth of carcinoma cells within the muscle fibres in carcinomatous metastases to voluntary muscle. — 1906, 17: 278
Whipple, G.H.: Typhoid nodular colitis. — 1906, 17: 281
Miller, R.T., Jr.: The results of operative treatment of varicose veins of the leg by the methods of Trendelenburg and Schede. — 1906, 17: 289
Eyster, J.A.E.: Blood pressure changes in Cheyne-Stokes respiration. — 1906, 17: 296
Hirschfelder, A.D.: Observations on a case of palpitation of the heart. — 1906, 17: 299
Walsh, J.J.: The Irish School of Medicine. — 1906, 17: 301
Vogeler, W.J.: John Huxham of Devonshire (1692-1768). — 1906, 17: 308
Hill, E.C.: Popular medicine in the eighteenth century. — 1906, 17: 311
Boggs, T.R.: Sahli's desmoid reaction in gastric diagnosis. — 1906, 17: 313
Stiles, C.W.: The American hookworm (necator americanus) in Guam and China. — 1906, 17: 313
Randolph, R.L.: Bacteriological examinations of the conjunctival sac in typhoid fever and in pneumonia. — 1906, 17: 323
Walsh, J.: Tuberculosis work in Europe. — 1906, 17: 325
Macht, D.I.: Moses Maimonides. (In memoriam 1205-1905 C.E.). — 1906, 17: 332
Hirschfelder, A.D.: Observations upon paroxysmal tachycardia. — 1906, 17: 337
Boggs, T.R.: A simple method for the quantitative determination of proteids in milk. — 1906, 17: 342
Eliot, C.W.: The future of the medical profession. — 1906, 17: 347
Welch, W.H.: The unity of the medical sciences. — 1906, 17: 350
Jacobs, H.B.: Remarks upon the International Congress of Tuberculosis, Paris, 1905. — 1906, 17: 354
Steiner, W.R.: Governor John Winthrop, Jr., of Connecticut, as a physician. Second paper. — 1906, 17: 357
Lyman, D.R.: The advantages of local sanatoria in the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis. — 1906, 17: 361
Cushing, H., and Gilman, P.K.: [Introduction to] Comparative Surgery. Second series of reports. — 1906, 17: 369
Bancroft, F.W., and Cross, E.S.: Comparative surgery. Second series of reports. V. Note on the finding of coccidium bigeminum. — 1906, 17: 370
Henry, G.R.: Chronic endocarditis with bloody ascites. — 1906, 17: 372
Gatch, W.D.: The radical cure of prolapsus vaginae. — 1906, 17: 374
Hopkins, J.G.: Six cases of infection with filaria immitis. — 1906, 17: 377
Dochez, A.R.: A further report on hernia in dogs. — 1906, 17: 380
Von Gerber, W.: Sarcoma of undescended testicle. — 1906, 17: 383
Heuer, G.J.: Observations on distemper. — 1906, 17: 385
Knopf, S.A.: Tuberculosis, a social disease. — 1906, 17: 393
Towles, C.B.: On the influence of aggressines upon the occurrence of general infection following the introduction of pathogenic bacteria into the uninjured genital tract of animals. — 1906, 17: 405

1907 - Volume 18

Meyer, A.W.: Some characteristics of the medicine in Shakespeare. — 1907, 18: 1
Sampson, J.A.: The various types of carcinoma cervicis uteri: The changes they undergo with the progress of the disease and their clinical significance. — 1907, 18: 12
Carrel, A.: The surgery of blood vessels, etc.. — 1907, 18: 18
Emerson, C.P.: The blood of normal young adults. — 1907, 18: 29
Bordley, J., Jr: Trachoma in the American negro race. — 1907, 18: 37
Morse, Elizebeth: A report of four cases of membranous dysmenorrhea. — 1907, 18: 40
Knox, J.H.M., Jr.: The medical life of Olive Wendell Holmes. — 1907, 18: 45
Emerson, C.P.: Acute leukaemia. — 1907, 18: 51
Emerson, C.P.: The blood in pernicious anaemia. — 1907, 18: 51
Wroth, P., Jr.: A note on the volume and color index of the red corpuscles. — 1907, 18: 59
Calvert, W.J.: Pulsating empyema. — 1907, 18: 61
Howard, C.P.: Letter from Campbell P. Howard, M.D. [on the University at Munich]. — 1907, 18: 62
Rotch, T.M.: The necessity of more uniform nomenclature of diseases for study and teaching. — 1907, 18: 85
Riley, I.W.: Benjamin Rush, as materialist and realist. — 1907, 18: 89
Cullen, E.K.: A case of multiple tumors in a dog. — 1907, 18: 101
Osler, W.: On the library of a medical school. — 1907, 18: 109
Raney, M.L.: Some ana of the Marburg collection. — 1907, 18: 111
Kelly, H.A.: On a method of preserving outlines of visceral lesions on nainsook or suisse material. — 1907, 18: 120
Ford, W.W.: A clinical study of mushroom intoxication. — 1907, 18: 123
Egdahl, A.: A review of one hundred and five reported cases of acute pancreatitis, with special reference to etiology; with report of two cases. — 1907, 18: 130
Ingalls, N.W.: Vena cava superior receiving two upper right pulmonary veins and opening into both atria. — 1907, 18: 136
Watts, S.H.: The suture of blood vessels. Implantation and transplantation of vessels and organs. An historical and experimental study. — 1907, 18: 153
Mumford, J.G.: Boston medicine one hundred years ago and a notable physician of the last century. — 1907, 18: 179
Helmholz, H.F.: An adenoma of island of Langerhans. — 1907, 18: 185
Barker, L.F.: The organization of the laboratories in the medical clinic of The Johns Hopkins Hospital. — 1907, 18: 193
Morris, R.S.: Note on the occurrence of Howell's nuclear particles in experimental anaemia of the rabbit and in human blood. — 1907, 18: 198
Morris, R.S.: Blood formation in the liver and spleen in experimental anaemia. — 1907, 18: 200
Hinman, F., and Sladen, F.J.: Measurement of the coagulation time of the blood, and its application. — 1907, 18: 207
Strouse, S.: On Wright's method of measuring the alkalinity of the blood. A preliminary note. — 1907, 18: 221
Cole, R.I., and Meakins, J.C.: The treatment of gonorrheal arthritis by vaccines. — 1907, 18: 223
Jeans, P.C., and Sellards A.W.: The tuberculo-opsonic index and treatment by tuberculin. — 1907, 18: 232
Moss, W.L.: Studies on opsonins. — 1907, 18: 237
Klien, H.: The opsonins in typhoid immunity. — 1907, 18: 245
Russell, F.F.: Studies on the specificity of opsonins in normal and immune serum. — 1907, 18: 252
Meakins, J.C.: The method of "fixation of complement" in the diagnosis of meningococcus and gonococcus infections. — 1907, 18: 255
Meakins, J.C.: "Diversion of complement" in haemolysis. — 1907, 18: 259
Cole, R.I.: Note on the production of an agglutinating serum for blood platelets. — 1907, 18: 261
Hirschfelder, A.D.: Some observations upon blood pressure and pulse form. — 1907, 18: 262
Hirschfelder, A.D.: Some variations in the form of the venous pulse. A preliminary report. — 1907, 18: 265
Hirschfelder, A.D.: The rapid formation of endocarditic "vegetations". — 1907, 18: 267
Barker, L.F., and Voegtlin, C.: The calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, and nitrogen metabolism and the organic acidity of the urine in a case of so-called phosphatic diabetes, with comments upon an interesting form of acidosis. — 1907, 18: 268
King, J.H.: A study of metabolism in a case of so-called "arthritis deformans". — 1907, 18: 274
Harris, N.M.: A method of preparing the Romanowski stain. — 1907, 18: 281
Baer, W.S.: The operative treatment of subdeltoid bursitis. — 1907, 18: 282
Hamman, L.: A brief report of the first two years' work in the Phipps Dispensary for Tuberculosis of The Johns Hopkins Hospital. — 1907, 18: 293
Hazen, H.H.: The home factor in tuberculosis. A study of tuberculous families. — 1907, 18: 298
Hamman, L., and Wolman, S.: The early diagnosis of pulmonary tuberculosis. — 1907, 18: 299
Flick, L.F.: The crusade against tuberculosis. — 1907, 18: 304
Jacobs, H.B.: The tuberculosis situation in Maryland. — 1907, 18: 309
Bloodgood, J.C.: Intestinal obstruction. — 1907, 18: 314
Pohlman, A.G.: The Purple Island by Phenias Fletcher. A seventeenth century layman's poetical conception of the human body. — 1907, 18: 317
MacCallum, W.G.: On the teaching of pathological physiology. II.. — 1907, 18: 327
Estes, W.L., Jr., and Cecil, A.B.: The relation of iodine to the parathyroid. — 1907, 18: 331
McClure, R.D.: Pancreatic atrophy in a dog following impaction of calculi in the duct. — 1907, 18: 332
MacCallum, W.G., Thomson, H.S., and Murphy, J.B.: Tetany after parathyroidectomy in herbivora. — 1907, 18: 333
Estes, W.L., Jr.: The parathyroids of the horse. — 1907, 18: 335
MacCallum, W.G.: On the pathological anatomy of lympho-sarcoma and its status with relation to Hodgkin's disease. — 1907, 18: 337
MacCallum, W.G., and Fabyan, M.: On the anatomy of a myxoedematous idiot. — 1907, 18: 341
Fabyan, M.: Leiomyomata of the gastro-intestinal tract, associated with fibromata mollusca, and subcutaneous hemangiomata. — 1907, 18: 345
Fabyan, M.: Disseminated subcutaneous fat necrosis, occurring in an infant without other lesions. — 1907, 18: 349
Fabyan, M.: A case of primary carcinoma supervening in a cirrhotic liver. — 1907, 18: 351
Meader, F.M.: A study of anatomical relations in a congenital cystic kidney. — 1907, 18: 354
Cecil, A.B.: Phlegmonous gastritis. — 1907, 18: 356
Marine, D.: On the occurrence and physiological nature of glandular hyperplasia of the thyroid (dog and sheep), together with remarks on important clinical (human) problems. — 1907, 18: 359
Helmholz, H.F.: Experimental epithelial proliferations of skin and mucous membranes. — 1907, 18: 365
Helmholz, H.F.: An experimental multiple chondroma. — 1907, 18: 369
Helmholz, H.F.: Two cases of atresia of the small intestine. I. Multiple congenital atresia of the jejunum. II. Valvular atresia and secondary inflammatory obstruction of the jejunum. — 1907, 18: 370
Helmholz, H.F.: A syncytiomatus tumor of the stomach. — 1907, 18: 376
Whipple, G.H.: The relation of intestinal infection to visceral tuberculosis. — 1907, 18: 379
Whipple, G.H.: A hitherto undescribed disease characterized anatomically by deposits of fat and fatty acids in the intestinal and mesenteric lymphatic tissues. — 1907, 18: 382
Whipple, G.H.: Pancreatitis and focal necroses. — 1907, 18: 391
Osler, W.: On telangiectasis circumscripta universalis. — 1907, 18: 401
Calvert, W.J.: Position of the heart in pericarditis with effusion. — 1907, 18: 403
Pohlman, A.G.: The fetal circulation through the heart. A review of the more important theories, together with a preliminary report on personal findings. — 1907, 18: 409
Emerson, C.P.: Two cases of typhoid fever with interesting blood crises. — 1907, 18: 412
Dunton, W.R., Jr.: Mrs. Packard and her influence upon laws for the commitment of the insane. — 1907, 18: 419
Thayer, W.S.: On the importance of simple physical and psychical methods of treatment. — 1907, 18: 425
Meyer, A.W.: The physician and surgeon in Shakespeare. — 1907, 18: 430
Fabyan, M.: Epidemic pneumonia. — 1907, 18: 439
Calvert, W.J.: Displacement of the heart by pleural pressures. — 1907, 18: 444
Calvert, W.J.: Compensatory venous congestion. — 1907, 18: 447
Slemons, J.M.: Eclampsia without convulsions. — 1907, 18: 448
Cushing, H., and Ortschild, J.F.: Introduction to Comparative Surgery. Third series of reports. — 1907, 18: 459
Geraghty, J.T.: Balano-posthitis in dogs. — 1907, 18: 462
Churchman, J.W.: Prostatic hypertrophy and prostatic atrophy in the dog. — 1907, 18: 463
Crowe, S.J.: The parasites of Baltimore dogs. — 1907, 18: 464
Gundrum, F.F.: Osteo-sarcoma of the radius in a dog. — 1907, 18: 467
Mills, C.W.: On the alterations in body temperature produced in dogs by morphia and ether. — 1907, 18: 469
McClure, R.D., and Derge, H.F.: Comparative surgery. Third series of reports. XVII. A study of reversal of the intestine. — 1907, 18: 472
Bryant, C.H.: Comparative surgery. Third series of reports. XVIII. Primary sarcoma of the heart in a dog.. — 1907, 18: 474
Evans, H.M., and Brenizer, A.G.: Comparative surgery. Third series of reports. XIX. Notes on the resection of large portions of the small intestine. — 1907, 18: 477
Churchman, J.W.: The physician in the paintings of Jan Steen. — 1907, 18: 480
Hill, E.C.: Camp Life: Its sphere of usefulness and its beneficial effects on growing boys. — 1907, 18: 484

1908 - Volume 19

...: Major James Carroll, M.D., U.S.A. Addresses by Drs. H.A. Kelly; W.H. Welch; W.S. Thayer.... — 1908, 19: 1
Goldsborough, F.C.: The maternal mortality in the first 5000 obstetrical cases at The Johns Hopkins Hospital. — 1908, 19: 12
Welch, W.H.: Some of the conditions which have influenced the development of American medicine, especially during the last century. — 1908, 19: 33
Mitchell, J.K.: Diagnosis and treatment of neurasthenia. — 1908, 19: 41
Bushnell, F.G.: Abscess of bone caused by an "intermediate" bacillus (B) allied to B. Paratyphosus. — 1908, 19: 44
Calvert, W.J.: Sudden death in pleurisy with effusion due to a change of position. — 1908, 19: 44
Hemmeter, J.C.: Albrecht von Haller: Scientific, literary, and poetical activity. — 1908, 19: 65
Davis, J.S.: Primary hemangiomata of muscle. — 1908, 19: 74
Wight, O.B.: Pulmonary complications following anaesthesia. — 1908, 19: 89
MacCallum, W.G., and Voegtlin, C.: On the relation of the parathyroid to calcium metabolism and the nature of tetany. — 1908, 19: 91
Gould, G.M.: Ophthalmovascular choke. — 1908, 19: 101
Crowe, S.J.: On the excretion of hexamethylenamin (urotropin) in the bile and pancreatic juice. — 1908, 19: 109
Davis, J.S.: A satisfactory pressure bandage for the leg. — 1908, 19: 114
Opie, E.L.: The effect of injected leucocytes upon the development of a tuberculous lesion. — 1908, 19: 115
Robin, A.: John Syng Dorsey: The secret of his success. — 1908, 19: 127
Parker, E.M., and Kerr, H.H.: Intestinal anastomosis without open incisions by means of basting stitches. — 1908, 19: 132
Strouse, S.: A clinical study of the alkalinity of the blood. — 1908, 19: 137
Calvert, W.J.: Cardiohepatic angle. — 1908, 19: 143
Chatard, J.A.: Avicenna and Arabian medicine. — 1908, 19: 157
Howard, W.T., Jr.: The kern-plasma relation theory. — 1908, 19: 161
Schultz, O.T.: Fritz Schaudinn. A review of his work. — 1908, 19: 169
Walsh, J.: The methods of the Henry Phipps Institute for the study, treatment, and prevention of tuberculosis in Philadelphia. — 1908, 19: 173
Roosevelt, T.: The International Congress on Tuberculosis. Letter from President Roosevelt. — 1908, 19: 187
Moss, W.L.: A recent visit to some of the medical laboratories abroad. — 1908, 19: 188
Dunton, W.R., Jr.: Further note on Mrs. Packard. — 1908, 19: 192
Slemons, J.M., and Goldsborough, F.C.: The obstetrical significance of the blood pressures and their relation to the work of the heart. — 1908, 19: 194
Kelly, H.A.: The barred road to anatomy. — 1908, 19: 196
Boggs, T.R.: Variations in the calcium content of the blood following therapeutic measures. — 1908, 19: 201
MacCallum, W.G.: The teaching of pathological physiology. III. Organs of respiration. — 1908, 19: 215
MacCallum, W.G., and Miller, R.T., Jr.: Right meso-jejunal hernia. — 1908, 19: 219
Meloy, C.R.: Abnormalities of the pulmonary blood-vessels. — 1908, 19: 221
Winternitz, M.C.: Tuberculosis of the stomach; tuberculous cavities of the liver; with report of a case. — 1908, 19: 223
Winternitz, M.C.: A case of sigmoid kidney. — 1908, 19: 229
Thornton, W.L., and Pratt, J.P.: The relation of bronchial stenosis to bronchiectasis. — 1908, 19: 230
Evans, H.M.: On the occurrence of newly-formed lymphatic vessels in malignant growths. With a demonstration of their origin and ingrowth in the metastases of a round-celled sarcoma. — 1908, 19: 232
Dochez, A.R.: A preliminary report upon the effects of feeding animals upon an iodine-free diet. — 1908, 19: 235
Winternitz, M.C.: Changes in the pancreatic ducts, and their relation to chronic pancreatitis. — 1908, 19: 237
...: Phipps Psychiatric Clinic in connection with The Johns Hopkins Hospital. — 1908, 19: 241
Meyer, A.: The Phipps Psychiatric clinic in connection with The Johns Hopkins Hospital. — 1908, 19: 241
Cole, R.I., and Smirnow, M.R.: The pro-infective ("aggressive") action of normal blood-serum. — 1908, 19: 249
Stavely, A.L.: Acute and chronic gastro-mesenteric ileus, with cure in a chronic case by duodenojejunostomy. — 1908, 19: 252
Hamman, L.: The statistics of tuberculous peritonitis from the clinical records of The Johns Hopkins Hospital. — 1908, 19: 256
Berkley, H.J.: Therapeutic note on the action of lecithin in exophthalmic goiter. — 1908, 19: 259
Denison, H.S.: Amboceptors and complement in typhoid sera. — 1908, 19: 263
Sellards A.W.: The haemolytic action of bile and its inhibition by blood-serum. — 1908, 19: 268
Sellards A.W.: The effect of heated serum on rouleaux formation of red-blood corpuscles. — 1908, 19: 271
Hooker, D.R., and Eyster, J.A.E.: An instrument for the determination of venous pressure in man. — 1908, 19: 274
Bordley, J., Jr: A family of hemeralopes. — 1908, 19: 278
Adami, J.G.: Sir John Harington. — 1908, 19: 285
MacCallum, W.G.: The school of Montpellier. — 1908, 19: 296
Steiner, W.R.: Dr. Elisha North, one of Connecticut's most eminent medical practitioners. — 1908, 19: 301
Jelliffe, S.E.: The psychiaters and psychiatry of the Augustan era. — 1908, 19: 308
Ruhrah, J.: Thomas Muffet, 1553-1604. — 1908, 19: 312
Hirschfelder, A.D.: The volume curve of the ventricles in experimental, mitral stenosis, and its relation to physical signs. — 1908, 19: 319
Hirschfelder, A.D.: Contributions to the study of auricular fibrillation, paroxysmal tachycardia, and so-called auriculo-(atrio-)ventricular extrasystoles. — 1908, 19: 322
Pauli, W.O.: Placental syphilis: A study of syphilitic placentae with the regard to the presence of the spirochaeta pallida. — 1908, 19: 326
West, J.A.: A method for complete enucleation of the tonsil. — 1908, 19: 328
Theobald, S.: A simplification of the Grandmont's operation for ptosis. — 1908, 19: 331
Bushnell, F.G.: Three cases illustrating the relationship between certain diseases of the blood and sarcoma. — 1908, 19: 332
Rous, F.P.: The teaching of physiological pathology at the University of Michigan. — 1908, 19: 336
Rosenheim, S.: The tonsillar ring and the paranasal sinuses as portals of entry of infectious diseases. — 1908, 19: 338
Bloede, V.G.: A comprehensive plan for treatment of the tuberculosis problem. — 1908, 19: 349
Cole, R.I., and Cecil, A.B.: The axillary diastolic murmur in aortic insufficiency. — 1908, 19: 353
Gibson, G.A.: Certain clinical features of cardiac disease. — 1908, 19: 361
Geraghty, J.T.: The practical value of the demonstration of Spirochaeta pallida in the early diagnosis of syphilis. — 1908, 19: 364
Rowntree, L.G.: The contrast in the excretion of chlorine in influenza pneumonia and in ordinary lobar pneumonia. — 1908, 19: 367

1909 - Volume 20

Donley, J.E.: John James Wepfer, a renaissance student of apoplexy. — 1909, 20: 1
MacCallum, W.G.: Dissecting aneurysm. — 1909, 20: 9
Geraghty, J.T.: Persistent bacteriuria. — 1909, 20: 12
Churchman, J.W.: An appendix abscess in a 27-months' child; with am analysis of infantile appendicitis in The Johns Hopkins Hospital. — 1909, 20: 31
Moss, W.L.: The relation of bovine to human tuberculosis. — 1909, 20: 39
Smith, H.L.: Dr. Adam Thomson, the originator of the American method of inoculation for small-pox. — 1909, 20: 49
Hanes, F.M.: Multiple hereditary telangiectases causing hemorrhage (Hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia). — 1909, 20: 63
Schultz, O.T.: The place of protozoology in the medical school curriculum. — 1909, 20: 74
Hewitt, J.H.: A case of general infection with bacillus mucosus capsulatus followed by an areolar abscess of the liver and general peritonitis. Autopsy. — 1909, 20: 77
Kober, G.M.: The influence of sewers and general sanitation upon the prevalence of tuberculosis. — 1909, 20: 80
Moss, W.L.: Tuberculosis - a plan of study. — 1909, 20: 87
Cushing, H., and Bordley, J., Jr: Observations on experimentally induced choked disc. — 1909, 20: 95
Crowe, S.J.: On the excretion of hexamethylenamin (urotropin) in the cerebrospinal fluid and its therapeutic value in meningitis. — 1909, 20: 102
Reford, L.L., and Cushing, H.: Is the pituitary gland essential to the maintenance of life?. — 1909, 20: 105
Bernheim, B.M.: Experimental surgery of the mitral valve. — 1909, 20: 107
McClure, R.D.: Hydrocephalus treated by drainage into a vein of the neck. — 1909, 20: 110
Harrison, P.W.: An effort to determine the sensory path from the ocular muscles. — 1909, 20: 113
Bernheim, B.M.: A note on some methods of anastomosing blood-vessels. — 1909, 20: 116
Davis, S.G.: On the effect of narcosis upon the body temperature. — 1909, 20: 118
Homans, J.: Postoperative pulmonary complications. — 1909, 20: 125
Marine, D., and Lenhart, C.H.: Colloid glands (goitres): their etiology and physiological significance. — 1909, 20: 131
Berkley, H.J.: Lesions of the nerve cell and vascular tissues produced by acute experimental alcoholic poisoning. — 1909, 20: 139
Pollack, F.: The acquired venereal infections in children. A report of hundred and eighty-seven children treated in the Women's Venereal Department of The Johns Hopkins Hospital Dispensary. "A study.". — 1909, 20: 142
Gerster, A.G.: The life and times of Gerhardt Van Swieten. — 1909, 20: 161
Retzer, R.: The "moderator band" and its relation to the papillary muscles, with observations on the development and structure of the right ventricle. — 1909, 20: 168
Davis, J.S.: The effect of scarlet red, in various combinations, upon the epitheliation of granulating surfaces. — 1909, 20: 176
Berkley, H.J.: The disposal of the waste of the brain tissues. — 1909, 20: 180
Gundrum, F.F.: Post-anaesthetic acidosis. — 1909, 20: 181
Thayer, W.S.: Note on pellagra in Maryland. — 1909, 20: 193
Blumer, G.: A report of two cases of osteoplastic carcinoma of the prostate with a review of the literature. — 1909, 20: 200
Anders, J.M.: Relative aortic incompetency of muscular origin. — 1909, 20: 205
Walsh, J.J.: Old-time medical education. — 1909, 20: 210
Hamman, L., and Wolman, S.: Tuberculin treatment among dispensary patients. — 1909, 20: 225
Hamman, L., and Wolman, S.: A further report of the work in the Phipps Dispensary for Tuberculosis, of The Johns Hopkins Hospital. — 1909, 20: 248
Wolman, S.: Marmorek's serum in treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis. — 1909, 20: 253
Forster, A.M.: The employment of arrested cases. — 1909, 20: 259
MacCallum, W.G.: On the relation of the islands of Langerhans to glycosuria. — 1909, 20: 265
Winternitz, M.C.: Tuberculosis of the parathyroid gland and its relation to the occurrence of tetany in tuberculous meningitis. — 1909, 20: 269
Baer, W.S.: The use of animal membrane in producing mobility in ankylosed joints. — 1909, 20: 271
White, W.C.: The municipal management of tuberculosis. — 1909, 20: 274
Whipple, G.H., and Sperry, J.A.: Chloroform poisoning. Liver necrosis and repair. — 1909, 20: 278
Barker, L.F.: On some of the clinical methods of investigating cardiovascular conditions. The Jerome Cochran lecture, Alabama State Medical Association, 1909. — 1909, 20: 297
Barker, L.F., and Sladen, F.J.: A small epidemic of jaundice with symptoms of gastrointestinal catarrh. — 1909, 20: 310
Winternitz, M.C.: Primary melanotic sarcoma of the ovary. — 1909, 20: 314
Baer, W.S.: Some results of the injection of Beck's Bismuth Paste in the treatment of tuberculous sinuses. — 1909, 20: 318
Amberg, S.: Bleeding from the intestinal tract of an infant in the course of alimentary decomposition in the sense of Finkelstein. A clinical note. — 1909, 20: 323
Perkins, R.G.: Conveniences in laboratory technique. — 1909, 20: 324
Baker, F.: The two Sylviuses. An historical study. — 1909, 20: 329
Williams, H.U.: The epidemic of the Indians of New England, 1616-1620, with remarks on native American infections. — 1909, 20: 340
Cullen, E.K., and Derge, H.F.: The use of silver wire in opening the kidney. Preliminary report. — 1909, 20: 350
LeCount, E.R.: Pleural and pulmonary secondary osteo-sarcomas. — 1909, 20: 361
Cordell, E.F.: Aretaeus the Cappadocian. — 1909, 20: 371
Theobald, S.: Summary of results obtained, and features of interest, in two hundred and fifteen consecutive cataract extractions. — 1909, 20: 377

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