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1920 - Volume 31

MacCallum, W.G., Lintz, J., Vermilye, H.N., Leggett, T.H., and Boas, E.: The effect of pyloric obstruction in relation to gastric tetany. — 1920, 31: 1
Reid, M.R., and Montgomery, J.C.: Acute cholecystitis in children as a complication of typhoid fever. — 1920, 31: 7
Young, H.H., and Waters, C.A.: X-ray studies of the seminal vesicles and vasa deferentia after urethroscopic injection of the ejaculatory ducts with thorium. A new diagnostic method. — 1920, 31: 12
Halsted, W.S.: Self-eventration of a large abdominal hygroma through a scalpel prick of the peritoneum. — 1920, 31: 13
Bloomfield, A.L.: The fate of the bacteria introduced into the upper air passages. II. B. Coli and Staphylococcus albus. — 1920, 31: 14
Halsted, W.S.: The upturned edge of the liver over acutely distended, empyematous gall-bladders. A diagnostic sign of some value. — 1920, 31: 14
Hampton, H.H.: A case of non-parasitic haematochyluria. — 1920, 31: 20
Brady, L.: A myoma of the uterus showing unusual degenerative changes. — 1920, 31: 24
...: New woman's clinic and the change in the status of the Departments of Gynecology and Obstetrics. — 1920, 31: 25
Heuer, G.J., and Dunn, G.R.: Experimental pneumectomy. — 1920, 31: 31
Reid, M.R.: The effect of arteriovenous fistula upon the heart and blood-vessels. An experimental and clinical study. — 1920, 31: 43
Rivers, T.M.: The biological classification of influenza bacilli. — 1920, 31: 50
Winternitz, M.C., Smith, G.H., and Robinson, E.S.: An unrecognized pathway for bacterial invasion of the respiratory tract. — 1920, 31: 63
Mason, C.C.: German nutrition, 1914-1919. — 1920, 31: 66
Faust, E.C.: Pathological changes in the gasteropod liver produced by fluke infection. — 1920, 31: 79
Bloomfield, A.L.: III. The fate of influenza bacilli introduced into the upper air passages. — 1920, 31: 85
Nicholson, N.C.: Notes on muscular work during hypnosis. — 1920, 31: 89
Matsumoto, T.: The granules, vacuoles and mitochondria in the sympathetic nerve-fibers cultivated in vitro. — 1920, 31: 91
Hampton, H.H., and Wharton, L.R.: Venous thrombosis, pulmonary infarction and embolism following gynaecological operations. — 1920, 31: 95
...: Presentation to the University of the portrait of Dr. John Whitridge Williams. — 1920, 31: 117
Bloomfield, A.L., and Huck, J.G.: The fate of bacteria introduced into the upper air passages. IV. The reaction of the saliva. — 1920, 31: 118
Jacobson, V.C.: Pyelitis et ureteritis et cystitis cystica. — 1920, 31: 122
Schultz, A.H.: An apparatus for measuring the newborn. — 1920, 31: 131
Greenberg, J.P.: An unusual case of tuberculous salpingitis. — 1920, 31: 132
Williams, J.W.: The significance of syphilis in prenatal care and in the causation of foetal death. — 1920, 31: 141
Mason, V.R.: Transient and paroxysmal auricular fibrillation. — 1920, 31: 145
...: Presentation to the University of the portrait of Dr. Florence Rena Sabin. — 1920, 31: 151
Shohl, A.T.: Determination of the acidity of gastric contents. I. Determination and significance of acidity. — 1920, 31: 152
Shohl, A.T., and King, J.H.: Determination of the acidity of gastric contents. II. The colorimetric determination of free hydrochloric acid.. — 1920, 31: 158
Shohl, A.T., and King, J.H.: Determination of the acidity of gastric contents. III. Combined acidity and buffer value. — 1920, 31: 162
Macht, D.I.: Contributions to psychopharmacology. — 1920, 31: 167
Bliss, W.P.: A biological study of hemolytic streptococci from throats of patients suffering from scarlet fever. Preliminary report. — 1920, 31: 173
Reid, M.R.: Adenomata of the carotid gland. — 1920, 31: 177
Jacobson, C.: A study of the haemodynamic reactions of the cerebrospinal fluid and hypophyseal extracts. — 1920, 31: 185
Wislocki, G.B., and O'Connor, V.J.: Experimental observations upon the ureters, with especial reference to peristalsis and antiperistalsis. — 1920, 31: 197
Bloomfield, A.L.: The fate of bacteria introduced into the upper air passages. V. The Friedländer bacilli. — 1920, 31: 203
Rich, A.R.: A physiological study of the eustachian tube and its related muscles. — 1920, 31: 206
Mason, V.R., and Rienhoff, W.F., Jr.: Hereditary spastic paraplegia. — 1920, 31: 215
Halsted, W.S.: A striking elevation of the temperature of the hand and forearm following the excision of a subclavian aneurism and ligations of the left subclavian and axillary arteries. — 1920, 31: 219
Davison, W.C.: Bacillary dysentery in children. — 1920, 31: 225
Mason, V.R.: A study of the behavior of syphilitic and normal sera towards certain colloidal solutions. — 1920, 31: 234
Macht, D.I.: An experimental and clinical therapeutic study of whooping-cough. — 1920, 31: 236
Smith, D.T.: The pigmented epithelium of the embryo chick's eye studied in vivo and in vitro. With special reference to the origin and development of melanin pigment. — 1920, 31: 239
Dale, H.H.: Capillary poisons and shock. — 1920, 31: 257
Clough, P.W.: A study of the cardiovascular reaction to epinephrin. Epinephrin sensitiveness in patients with hypertension. — 1920, 31: 266
Heuer, G.J.: A clinical study of thirty-nine cases of combined thoracic and abdominal wounds. — 1920, 31: 273
Richards, E.L.: A study of the invalid reaction. — 1920, 31: 286
Sabin, F.R.: Healing of end-to-end intestinal anastomoses with especial reference to the regeneration of blood-vessels. — 1920, 31: 289
Holman, E.F.: End-to-end anastomosis of the intestine by presection seizures. An experimental study. — 1920, 31: 300
King, J.T.: An instance of voluntary acceleration of the pulse. — 1920, 31: 303
Rich, A.R.: The innervation of the tensor veli palatini and levator veli palatini muscles. — 1920, 31: 305
Dale, H.H.: Anaphylaxis. — 1920, 31: 310
Williams, J.W.: The value of Wassermann reaction in obstetrics, based upon the study of 4547 consecutive cases. — 1920, 31: 335
Weed, L.H.: The cells of the arachnoid. — 1920, 31: 343
Carter, E.P., and Howland, J.A.: A note upon occurrence of congenital atrioventricular dissociation. Report of a case of congenital complete heart block. — 1920, 31: 351
Clark, H.M., and Evans, F.A.: One factor in the mechanism of hemolysis in hemolytic anemia. — 1920, 31: 354
Gram, H.C.: The coagulation time of citrated plasma on recalcination. — 1920, 31: 364
Moise, T.S.: The origin of haemangiectases. — 1920, 31: 369
Dale, H.H.: Chemical structure and physiological action. — 1920, 31: 373
Gelien, J., Moss, W.L., and Guthrie, C.G.: The effect of diphtheria antitoxin in preventing lodgment in the nasal passages of animals. — 1920, 31: 381
Guthrie, C.G., Gelien, J., and Moss, W.L.: Diphtheria bacillus carriers. Second communication. — 1920, 31: 388
Keidel, A., and Moore, J.E.: The treatment of neurosyphilis by the intraspinal route. With the report of a clinical study of a series of cases treated from the point of view of increased permeability of the meninges. — 1920, 31: 404
Sprunt, T.P., and Evans, F.A.: Mononuclear leucocytosis in reaction to acute infections. ("Infectious mononucleosis"). — 1920, 31: 410
Thomas, H.M., Jr., and O'Hara, D.: Pneumococcus type I vegetative endocarditis. Report of a case following an attack of lobar pneumonia. — 1920, 31: 417
Thayer, W.S.: On some unpublished letters of Laennec. — 1920, 31: 425
Mason, V.R.: Pleural spirochaetosis. — 1920, 31: 435
Bunting, C.H.: Vicarious blood-platelet formation. — 1920, 31: 439
Ebaugh, F.G., and Stevenson, G.S.: The measurements of intracranial pressure changes in an epileptic and its experimental variations. — 1920, 31: 440
Higgins, H.L.: The determination of acetone in the breath,. — 1920, 31: 447
Swartz, E.O., Shohl, A.T., and Davis, D.M.: Certain cultural characteristics of the gonococcus. — 1920, 31: 449
McLean, J.A.: A laboratory method for the preparation of fibrinogen. — 1920, 31: 453
Baylor, J.W.: Restoration of hearing in case of gunshot injury of the Eustachian tubes. — 1920, 31: 454
Paul, J.R.: The histological pathology of a case of measles conjunctivitis. — 1920, 31: 455
Webster, L.T.: Lymphosarcoma, lymphatic leukaemia, leukosarcoma, Hodgkin's disease. — 1920, 31: 458
Richards, E.L.: Some adaptive difficulties found in school children. — 1920, 31: 461

1921 - Volume 32

Kelly, H.A.: George Miller Sternberg, 1838-1915. — 1921, 32: 1
Dandy, W.E.: Hydrocephalus in chondrodystrophy. — 1921, 32: 5
Bloomfield, A.L.: The mechanism of the carrier state, with special reference to carriers of Friedländer's bacillus. — 1921, 32: 10
Brady, L.: Tuberculosis of the kidney in women. — 1921, 32: 13
Webster, L.T.: Portal thrombosis. — 1921, 32: 16
Paul, J.R.: The relation of histamin to leukocytosis. — 1921, 32: 20
Sisson, W.R., and Broyles, E.N.: The influence of the anterior lobe of the hypophysis upon the development of the albino rat. — 1921, 32: 22
Spalding, E.D., and Von Glahn. W,C.: Syphilitic rupture pf a papillary muscle of the heart. — 1921, 32: 30
Bloomfield, A.L.: The significance of the bacteria found in the throats of healthy people. — 1921, 32: 33
Moss, W.L., Guthrie, C.G., and Marshall, B.C.: Experimental inoculation of human throats with avirulent diphtheria bacilli. — 1921, 32: 37
Kramer, B., and Tisdall, F.F.: A clinical method for the quantitative determination of calcium and magnesium in small amounts of serum or plasma. — 1921, 32: 44
Hanrahan, E.M.: The surgical treatment of rhinophyma, with report of a case. — 1921, 32: 49
Creighton, C., Wagner, C.E., and Davison, W.C.: The isolation of B. Dysenteriae (Flexner) from the urine of an infant with dysentery. — 1921, 32: 50
Cross, H.B.: A contribution of the staining of phagocytes and exudates. — 1921, 32: 51
Greenberg, J.P.: A clinical study of tuberculous salpingitis, based upon 200 cases. — 1921, 32: 52
Dandy, W.E.: The cause of so-called idiopathic hydrocephalus. — 1921, 32: 67
Shipley, P.G., Weech, A.A., Pearson, J.W., and Greene, C.H.: X-ray pictures of the bones in the diagnosis of syphilis in the fetus and in young infants. — 1921, 32: 75
Corner, G.W.: Internal migration of the ovum. — 1921, 32: 78
Bowcock, H.M.: Serious reactions to repeated transfusions in pernicious anemia. — 1921, 32: 83
Wislocki, G.B.: The fate of true solutions (phenolsulphonephthalein) and colloids (trypan blue) injected into the mammalian embryo. — 1921, 32: 93
Park, E.A., and Howland, J.: The dangers to life of severe involvement of the thorax in rickets. — 1921, 32: 101
Moss, W.L., Guthrie, C.G., and Gelien, J.: Diphtheria bacillus carriers. A report of conditions found in an orphan asylum. — 1921, 32: 109
Clark, H.M., and Evans, F.A.: Studies with lecithin and cholesterin in relation to the antihemolytic property of human serum. — 1921, 32: 113
Bloomfield, A.L.: Variations in the bacterial flora of the upper air passages during the course of common colds. — 1921, 32: 121
Rivers, T.M., and Leuschner, E.L.: Hemolytic influenza bacilli. — 1921, 32: 130
Wislocki, G.B.: Experimental observations on bone marrow. — 1921, 32: 132
Happ, W.M., and Mason, V.R.: Epidemic encephalitis. A clinical study. — 1921, 32: 137
Shipley, P.G., Park, E.A., McCollum, E.V., and Simmonds, N.: Studies on experimental rickets. III. A pathological condition bearing fundamental resemblances to rickets of the human being resulting from diets low in phosphorus and fat-soluble A: the phosphate ion in its prevention. — 1921, 32: 160
Maxcy, K.F.: Giardia (lamblia) intestinalis. A common protozoan parasite of children. — 1921, 32: 166
Williams, J.W.: A critical analysis of twenty-one years' experience with Caesarean section. — 1921, 32: 173
Pearl, R.: Modern methods in handling hospital statistics. — 1921, 32: 184
Morgan, H.J.: An atypical bacillus paratyphosus B infection. — 1921, 32: 195
Rivers, T.M., and Poole, A.K.: Growth requirements of influenza bacilli. — 1921, 32: 202
Miner, J.R.: The gradual withdrawal method of treating morphinism: a mathematical note. — 1921, 32: 205
Prigosen, R.E.: The formation of vacuoles and neutral red granules in connective-tissue cells and blood cells observed under abnormal conditions. — 1921, 32: 206
Bordet, J.: The theories of blood coagulation. — 1921, 32: 213
Carter, E.P., and Dieuaide, F.R.: On certain variations in the form of human electrocardiogram. — 1921, 32: 219
Pearl, R.: A statistical note on epidemic encephalitis. — 1921, 32: 221
Churchman, J.W.: The therapeutic significance of the Gram reaction. — 1921, 32: 225
Thompson, W.B.: The treatment of placenta praevia, together with the anatomical description of two specimens. — 1921, 32: 228
Bergstrand, H.: On the supposed life-cycle of bacteria. — 1921, 32: 234
Cross, H.B.: The capacity for phagocytosis shown by polymorphonuclear leucocytes in dead animals and after preservation in salt solution. — 1921, 32: 238
Smith, D.T.: The ingestion of melanin pigment granules by tissue cultures. — 1921, 32: 240
Morgan, H.J.: Chronic meningococcus septicaemia. A report of two cases. — 1921, 32: 245
Levine, S.A., and Ladd, W.S.: Perniciosus anemia. A clinical study of one hundred and fifty consecutive cases with special reference to gastric anacidity. — 1921, 32: 254
Guthrie, C.G.: Gland puncture as a diagnostic measure. — 1921, 32: 266
Bordet, J.: The present views on anaphylaxis. — 1921, 32: 269
King, J.T.: Determination of the basal metabolism from the carbon-dioxide elimination. With a statistical note by Raymond Pearl. — 1921, 32: 277
Bloomfield, A.L.: The localization of bacteria in the upper air passages: its bearing on infections. — 1921, 32: 290
Keidel, A., and Moore, J.E.: The ice-box modification of the Wassermann test in the diagnosis and treatment of syphilis. — 1921, 32: 296
Bayne-Jones, S., and Zinninger, P.: The inability of Staphylococci to form indole from protein, peptone and tryptophane. — 1921, 32: 299
Bordet, J.: Hemolytic exudates and transmissible bacterial autolysis. — 1921, 32: 302
Shaw, H.N.: Pregnancy following implantation of the outer and of the only remaining Fallopian into the uterine cornu after resection of a cornual pregnancy. — 1921, 32: 305
Halsted, W.S.: The swelling of the arm after operations for cancer of the breast - elephantiasis chirurgica - its cause and prevention. — 1921, 32: 309
Sabin, F.R.: Studies on blood. The vitally stainable granules as a specific criterion for erythroblasts and the differentiation of three strains of the white blood-cells as seen in the living chick's yolk-sac. — 1921, 32: 314
Hopkins, F.G.: Some oxidation mechanisms of the cell. — 1921, 32: 321
Clark, H.M., Zinck, R.H., and Evans, F.A.: Studies on some of the non-lipoid components of blood serum in relation to its antihemolytic property. — 1921, 32: 328
Hirose, K.: The nucleus in the human restiform body. — 1921, 32: 336
Park, E.A., and Howland, J.: The radiographic evidence of the influence of cod-liver oil in rickets. — 1921, 32: 341
Smith, H.L.: Lipodystrophia progressiva. With report of a case. — 1921, 32: 344
Cross, H.B.: An experimental study of phagocytosis in relation to terminal infections. — 1921, 32: 350
Hopkins, F.G.: The chemical dynamics of muscle. — 1921, 32: 359
Guthrie, C.G., Marshall, B.C., and Moss, W.L.: Experimental inoculation of human throats with virulent diphtheria bacilli. — 1921, 32: 369
Bloomfield, A.L.: The significance of "hemolytic influenza bacilli". — 1921, 32: 378
Mason, V.R., and Conroy, F.D.: Sulphaemoglobinaemia. — 1921, 32: 391
Guttmacher, M.S., and Guttmacher, A.F.: Morphological and physiological studies on the musculature of the mature Graafian follicle of the sow. — 1921, 32: 394
Dandy, W.E.: An operation for the total extirpation of tumors in the cerebello-pontine angle. A preliminary report. — 1922, 32: 344

1922 - Volume 33

Evans, F.A., and Happ, W.M.: Secondary anemia of infants; a study of so-called infantile splenic anemia or anemia infantum psudoleukemica. — 1922, 33: 1
Harris, J.W.: Pregnancy and labor in young primiparae. — 1922, 33: 12
Zinck, R.H., Clark, H.M., and Evans, F.A.: The protective power of serum in pernicious anemia and other conditions against hemolysis by saponin and by sodium oleate. — 1922, 33: 16
Lee, F.C.: The establishment of collateral circulation following ligation of the thoracic duct. — 1922, 33: 21
McCollum, E.V., Simmonds, N., Shipley, P.G., and Park, E.A.: Studies on experimental rickets. XV. The effect of starvation on the healing of rickets. — 1922, 33: 31
Bayne-Jones, S., and Wilson, D.W.: Immunological reactions of Bence-Jones proteins. I. Differences between Bence-Jones proteins and human serum proteins. — 1922, 33: 37
Moss, W.L., and Bigelow, G.H.: Yaws; an analysis of 1046 cases in the Dominican republic. — 1922, 33: 43
Major, R.H.: Studies on a case of chronic acid nephritis. — 1922, 33: 56
Bloomfield, A.L.: Adaptation of bacteria to growth on human mucous membranes and special reference to the throat flora of infants. — 1922, 33: 61
Martzloff, K.H.: Dermoid cysts of the ovary; a report of four cases. — 1922, 33: 66
Rich, A.R.: A study of the relation of the adrenal glands to experimentally produced hypotension (shock); with a note on the protective effect of preliminary anesthesia. — 1922, 33: 79
Gamble, T.O.: A clinical and anatomical study of fifty-one cases of repeated Caesarean section with especial reference to the healing of the cicatrix and to the occurrence of rupture through it. — 1922, 33: 93
Johnston, R.A., and Morgan, H.J.: Acute lobar pneumonia and haematogenous puerperal infection; a case report. — 1922, 33: 106
Marshall, B.C., and Guthrie, C.G.: Diphtheria bacillus carriers; results of re-examination of apparently negative cultures. — 1922, 33: 110
Lewis, M.R., and Felton, L.D.: The hydrogen-ion concentration of tissue growth in vitro. — 1922, 33: 112
Mason, V.R.: The relation of H-ion concentration to specific precipitation. — 1922, 33: 116
Bayne-Jones, S., and Wilson, D.W.: Immunological reactions of Bence-Jones proteins. II. Differences between Bence-Jones proteins from various sources. — 1922, 33: 119
Powers, G.F., Park, E.A., Simmonds, N., Shipley, P.G., and McCollum, E.V.: Study on experimental rickets. XIX. The prevention of rickets in the rat by means of radiation with the mercury vapor quartz lamp. — 1922, 33: 125
Hannon, R.R., and McCann, W.S.: A graphic method for the calculation of diabetic diets in the proper ketogenic-antiketogenic ratio. — 1922, 33: 128
Heuer, G.J., and Andrus, W.D.W: The alveolar and blood gas changes following pneumectomy. — 1922, 33: 130
Labat, G.L.: Posterior resection of the rectum and rectosigmoid (Kraske or modified) under regional anesthesia. — 1922, 33: 134
Baer, W.S.: The use of bone graft in the treatment of Pott's disease. — 1922, 33: 140
Cross, H.B.: A suggested modification of the Wright opsonic technique based upon the differential white blood count. — 1922, 33: 142
Bloomfield, A.L.: The dissemination of bacteria in the upper air passages. II. The circulation of bacteria in the mouth. — 1922, 33: 145
Rivers, T.M.: Bacterial nutrition; growth of a hemophilic bacillus on media containing only an autoclave-stable substance as an accessory factor. — 1922, 33: 149
Schaffer, A.J., Folkoff, C., and Bayne-Jones, S.: On the presence of nucleic acid in bacteria (a preliminary report). — 1922, 33: 151
Richards, E.L.: The role of situation in psychopathological conditions (abstract). — 1922, 33: 152
Keith, A.: The evolution of human races in the light of the hormone theory. — 1922, 33: 155, 195
Shipley, P.G., and Blackfan, K.D.: The pharmacological action of adrenalin on the sphincter pylori of the foetus. — 1922, 33: 159
Happ, W.M.: Occurrence of anaemia in rats on deficient diets. — 1922, 33: 163
Bloomfield, A.L.: The significance of the influenza bacilli. — 1922, 33: 172
Putnam, T.J.: The intercolumnar tubercle, an undescribed area in the anterior wall of the third ventricle. — 1922, 33: 181
Novak, Edward: Pseudomyxoma peritonei. — 1922, 33: 182
Bloom, W.: Histamine as an inflammatory agent. — 1922, 33: 185
Dandy, W.E.: Treatment of non-encapsulated brain tumors by extensive resection of contiguous brain tissue. — 1922, 33: 188
Williams, J.W.: Spontaneous labor occurring through an obliquely contracted, kyphotic, funnel pelvis. — 1922, 33: 190
McCollum, E.V., Simmonds, N., Kinney, E.M., and Grieves, C.J.: The relation of nutrition to tooth development and tooth preservation. I. A preliminary study of gross maxillary and dental defects in two hundred and twenty rats an defective and deficient diets. — 1922, 33: 202
Shipley, P.G., and Park, E.A.: Studies on experimental rickets. XX. The effects of strontium administration on the histological structure of the growing bones. — 1922, 33: 216
Martzloff, K.H.: Carcinoma of the cervix uteri; a very early case. — 1922, 33: 221
Doan, C.A.: The capillaries of the bone marrow of the adult pigeon. — 1922, 33: 222
Churchman, J.W.: The effect of slight increase of temperature on the bacteriostatic power of gentian violet. — 1922, 33: 227
McCollum, E.V., Simmonds, N., Becker, J.E., and Shipley, P.G.: Studies on experimental rickets. XXI. An experimental demonstration of the existence of a vitamin which promotes calcium deposition. — 1922, 33: 229
Moore, J.E.: Studies in asymptomatic neurosyphilis. II. The classification, treatment, and prognosis of early asymptomatic neurosiphilis. — 1922, 33: 231
Long, E.R.: The biochemistry of tuberculosis. — 1922, 33: 246
Bloomfield, A.L.: The dissemination of bacteria in the upper air passages. III. The relation of bacteria to the mucous membranes. — 1922, 33: 252
Cunningham, R.S.: The changes in the omentum of the rabbit during mild irritations; with especial reference to the specificity of the mesothelium. — 1922, 33: 257
Richards, E.L.: The elementary school and the individual child (abstract). — 1922, 33: 265
Firket, J., and Campos, E.S.: Generalized megalocaryocytic reaction to saponin poisoning. — 1922, 33: 271
Lewis, W.H., and McCoy, C.C.: The survival of cells after the death of the organism. — 1922, 33: 284
Hitchock, C.H., and Loveland, R.: A study of the Austin-Stillman-Van Slyke index of the urea excretion. — 1922, 33: 294
McCollum, E.V., Simmonds, N., Shipley, P.G., and Park, E.A.: Studies on experimental rickets. XXII. Conditions which must be fulfilled in preparing animals for testing the anti-rachitic effect of individual food-stuffs. — 1922, 33: 296
Bayliss, W.M.: Interfacial phenomena with special reference to colloids and enzymes. — 1922, 33: 307
Kramer, B., and Howland, J.: Factors which determine the concentration of calcium and of organic phosphorus in the blood serum of rats. — 1922, 33: 313
Harris, J.W.: A study of the results obtained in sixty-four Caesarean sections terminated by supravaginal hysterectomy. — 1922, 33: 318
Schlaepfer, K: Air embolism following various diagnostic or therapeutic procedures in diseases of the pleura and the lung. — 1922, 33: 321
Macht, D.I., and Finesilver, E.M.: The effect of saline purgatives on the absorption of other drugs. — 1922, 33: 330
Hughson, W.: Localization of cutaneous nerves by electrical stimulation, applied to nerve-block anaesthesia. — 1922, 33: 338
Nowrey, J.E., Jr: The effect of sodium germanate upon the total hemoglobin of the albino rat. — 1922, 33: 340
Smith, D.T.: Giant centrospheres in xanthomatous tumors. — 1922, 33: 342
Cullen, T.S.: A normal pregnancy following insertion of the outer half of a Fallopian tube into the uterine cornu. — 1922, 33: 344
Bayliss, W.M.: The excitatory state. — 1922, 33: 347
Williams, J.W.: A study of frozen sections through a cadaver showing the anatomical relations of a large uterine myoma. — 1922, 33: 350
Mori, S.: The changes in para-ocular glands which follow the administration of diets low in fat-soluble A; with notes of effect of the same diets on the salivary glands and the mucosa of the larynx and trachea. — 1922, 33: 357
Wislocki, G.B.: Note on a modification of the chromaffin reaction, with observations on the occurrence of abdominal chromaffin bodies in mammals. — 1922, 33: 359
Thayer, W.S.: On the cardiac complications of gonorrhoea. — 1922, 33: 361
Hohman, L.B.: Post-encephalitic behavior disorders in children. — 1922, 33: 372
Wilson, J.L.: Tolerance and acquired tolerance of the mesenchyme cells in tissue-cultures for copper sulphate and sodium arsenite. — 1922, 33: 375
Wislocki, G.B., and Crowe, S.J.: Note on the abdominal chromaffin body in dogs. — 1922, 33: 377
Williams, J.W.: The influence of the treatment of syphilitic pregnant women upon the incidence of congenital syphilis. — 1922, 33: 383
Reid, M.R.: The use of large Reverdin grafts in the healing of chronic osteomyelitis. — 1922, 33: 386
Corner, G.W.: The morphological theory of monochorionic twins as illustrated by a series of supposed early twin embryos of the pig. — 1922, 33: 389
Rienhoff, W.F., Jr.: Development and growth of the metanephros or permanent kidney in chick embryos (eight to ten days' incubation). — 1922, 33: 392
Pearl, R.: Biometrical studies in pathology. II. Pathometric index numbers: preliminary account of a quantitative method of evaluating pathological phenomena. — 1922, 33: 406
Bayliss, W.M.: Vaso-motor reactions. — 1922, 33: 412
Woods, A.C., and Knapp, A.: The diagnostic and therapeutic use of uveal pigment in injuries of the uveal tract and sympathetic ophthalmia. — 1922, 33: 419
Chesney, A.M., and Hodges, A.B.: Observations on the production of toxic substances by pneumococci. — 1922, 33: 425
Rivers, T.M.: Influenza-like bacilli; growth of influenza-like bacilli on media containing only an autoclave-labile substance as an accessory food factor. — 1922, 33: 429
Rosenthal, S.M.: A new method of testing liver function with phenoltetrachlorphtalein; second communication. — 1922, 33: 432
Hogue, M.J.: A study of trichomonas hominis, its cultivation, its inoculation into animals and its staining reaction to vital dyes. — 1922, 33: 437
Baldwin, J.C.: Entero-urethral fusion in a fetus, simulating fetal ascites. — 1922, 33: 440
Brady, L.: Report of a case of tubal pregnancy probably caused by a parovarian cyst. — 1922, 33: 442
Jones, W., and Folkoff, C.: The isolation of nucleic acid from tissues. — 1922, 33: 443
Ghormley, R.K.: A case of congenital osteosclerosis. — 1922, 33: 444

1923 - Volume 34

Marsahll, E.K., Jr., and Vickers, J.L.: The mechanism of elimination of phenolusulphonephthalein by the kidney - a proof of secretion by the convoluted tubules. — 1923, 34: 1
Slemons, J.M., and Stander, H.J.: The lipoids of maternal and fetal blood at the conclusion of labor. — 1923, 34: 7
Bayne-Jones, S., and Van Der Lingen, J.S.: The bactericidal action of ultra-violet light. — 1923, 34: 11
Keidel, A., and Moore, J.E.: The Wassermann reaction in The Johns Hopkins Hospital. — 1923, 34: 16
Major, R.H.: Studies on sugar tolerance. — 1923, 34: 21
Haden, R.L., and Orr, T.G.: The cause of certain acute symptoms following gastroenterostomy. — 1923, 34: 26
...: Minute upon the death of Dr. William Stewart Halsted. — 1923, 34: 28
Greenspon, E.A.: A selective culture medium for the diphtheria bacillus. — 1923, 34: 30
Guthrie, C.G., and Huck, J.G.: On the existence of more than four isoagglutinin groups in human blood. — 1923, 34: 37
Kolls, A.C., and Cash, J.R.: The blood pressures in the unanesthetized dog. — 1923, 34: 49
McQuarrie, I.: Isoagglutination in new-born infants and their mothers. A possible relationship between interagglutination and the toxemias of pregnancy. — 1923, 34: 51
Keye, J.D.: Periodic variations in spontaneous contractions of uterine muscle, in relation to the oestrous cycle and early pregnancy. — 1923, 34: 60
Jones, W., and Perkins, M.E.: The preparation of nucleotides from yeast nucleic acid. — 1923, 34: 63
Bloomfield, A.L.: The effect of antiseptics on the bacterial flora of the upper passages. — 1923, 34: 65
Holman, E.F.: Hypoglycemia in exophthalmic goitre. A preliminary report. — 1923, 34: 69
McCann, W.S., and Hannon, R.R.: Studies of diabetes mellitus. I. Respiratory exchange following the ingestion of glucose, glycerol, calcium hexose phosphate and calcium glycerophosphate. — 1923, 34: 73
Guthrie, C.G., and Huck, J.G.: On the existence of more than four isoagglutinin groups in human blood. Part II. — 1923, 34: 80
Moore, J.E.: Studies on the influence of pregnancy in syphilis. I. The course of syphilitic infection in pregnant women. — 1923, 34: 89
Elman, R.: Spinal arachnoid granulations with especial reference to the cerebrospinal fluid. — 1923, 34: 99
Major, R.H.: Studies of the blood chemistry in allergy. — 1923, 34: 104
Miller, R.T., Jr., and Andrus, W.D.W: Experimental surgery of the thoracic oesophagus. — 1923, 34: 109
Schlaepfer, K: Closure of granulating wounds with Reverdin-Halsted grafts. — 1923, 34: 114
Andrus, W.D.W: Observations on the total lung volume and blood flow following pneumectomy. — 1923, 34: 119
Snyder, F.F.: Changes in the Fallopian tube during the ovulation cycle and early pregnancy. — 1923, 34: 121
Byrnes, C.M.: An examination of the spinal accessory nerves from a case of bilateral acquired spasmodic torticollis. — 1923, 34: 125
Guthrie, C.G., and Huck, J.G.: On the existence of more than four isoagglutinin groups in human blood. Part III. — 1923, 34: 128
Curtis, W.J.: Joseph R. DeLamar. — 1923, 34: 135
Kolls, A.C., and Youmans, J.B.: Quantitative studies with arsphenamine. I. A colorimetric method for the estimation of arsphenamine in blood and tissues. — 1923, 34: 149
Brady, L.: A clinical study of ectopic pregnancy. — 1923, 34: 152
Macht, D.I., and Hill, J.H.: Concerning the antiseptic action of some benzyl compounds. — 1923, 34: 154
Huck, J.G.: The blood picture of uncomplicated pellagra. With a review of the literature. — 1923, 34: 157
Hill, E.C.: An instrument for measuring distortion due to the divergence of x-rays. — 1923, 34: 164
Polvogt, L.M., McCollum, E.V., and Simmonds, N.: The production of kidney lesions in rats by diets defective only in that they contained excessive amounts of proteins. — 1923, 34: 168
Kolls, A.C., and Youmans, J.B.: Quantitative studies with arsphenamine. II. Distribution and excretion after intravenous injection. — 1923, 34: 181
Schlaepfer, K: The phrenic as the nerve of motor innervation of the diaphragm. — 1923, 34: 195
Bidgood, C.Y.: Blind end-to-end anastomosis of the sigmoid - a modified Halsted operation - presentation of a new instrument. — 1923, 34: 197
Neuhausen, B.S., and Breslin. J.E.: Study of the influence of chemicals on erythrocyte membranes by changes in corpuscular volume. — 1923, 34: 199
McCann, W.S., Hannon, R.R., and Dodd, K.: Studies of diabetes mellitus. III. The use of the pancreatis extract insulin in the treatment of diabetes mellitus. — 1923, 34: 205
Casparis, H., and Kramer, B.: The treatment of active infantile tetany with radiations from the mercury vapor quartz lamp. — 1923, 34: 219
Hill, J.H., and Colston, J.A.C.: A note on the bacteriostatic action of urine after the intravenous administration of mercurochrome to normal rabbits. — 1923, 34: 220
Lewis, M.R.: The destruction of Bacillus radicicola by the connective-tissue cells of the chick embryo in vitro. — 1923, 34: 223
Seckinger, D.L.: Spontaneous contractions of the Fallopian tube of the domestic pig with reference to the oestrous cycle. — 1923, 34: 236
Hannon, R.R., and Lyman, R.S.: A graphic method for recording oxygen consumption. — 1923, 34: 241
Dandy, W.E.: The space compensating function of the cerebro-spinal fluid - in connection with cerebral lesions in epilepsy. — 1923, 34: 245
Bloomfield, A.L., and Felty, A.R.: Prophylactic vaccination against acute tonsillitis. — 1923, 34: 251
Campos, E.S.: Pathological changes in the kidney in congenital syphilis. — 1923, 34: 253
Felton, L.D.: Studies on virulence. I. An automatic transferring device: influence on virulence of growth of microorganisms during the logarithmic increase phase. — 1923, 34: 262
Sabin, F.R.: Studies of living human blood-cells. — 1923, 34: 277
Novak, Edward, and Te Linde, R.W.: The pathological anatomy of the corpus luteum (abscess, cyst, hematoma, and neoplasm). — 1923, 34: 289
McCann, W.S.: Lipemia retinalis. — 1923, 34: 302
King, J.T.: The gas exchange in diseases of thyroid gland. — 1923, 34: 304
Neuhausen, B.S., and Wang, Z.T.: The determination of corpuscular volume from the relative viscosities and conductivities of blood and plasma or serum. — 1923, 34: 311
Felton, L.D.: A study of the growth of certain microorganisms on reinoculated media. — 1923, 34: 313
Bloom, W.: The role of the lymphatics in the absorption of the bile pigment from the liver in early obstructive jaundice. — 1923, 34: 316
Rich, A.R.: Experimental studies concerning the site of origin of bilirubin. — 1923, 34: 321
Felty, A.R., and Hodges, A.B.: A clinical study of acute streptococcus infection of the pharyngeal lymphoid tissue (acute follicular tonsillitis). — 1923, 34: 330
Huck, J.G.: Sickle cell anaemia. — 1923, 34: 335
Hodges, A.B.: A clinical epidemiological study of acute tonsillitis and acute upper respiratory infections. — 1923, 34: 344
King, J.T., and Cross, V.B.: Superventilation and carbon dioxide elimination. — 1923, 34: 349
Felton, L.D.: A substitute for acid hematin as the standard in Sahli's hemoglobinometer. — 1923, 34: 357
Aycock, W.L., and Amoss, H.L.: Experiments on local specific therapy in poliomyelitis. The utilization of hypertonic solutions in the serum treatment of experimental poliomyelitis. — 1923, 34: 361
Lewis, W.H., and Gey, G.O.: Clasmatocytes and tumor cells in cultures of mouse sarcoma. — 1923, 34: 369
Hill, J.H., and Colston, J.A.C.: A note on the effect of the intravenous administration of mercurochrome on the bacteriostatic action of blood. — 1923, 34: 372
Lewis, M.R.: Reversible gelation in living cells. — 1923, 34: 373
Felty, A.R., and Bloomfield, A.L.: Observations on strains of hemolytic streptococci recovered from carriers and cases during an outbreak of acute tonsillitis. — 1923, 34: 379
Everett, H.S., Bayne-Jones, S., and Wilson, D.W.: Precipitin reactions of a crystalline globulin from human urine. — 1923, 34: 385
Edwards, J.G., and Forgrave, H.S., Jr.: The rate of the locomotion in Ameba in alkali chlorides. — 1923, 34: 387
Huck, J.G., and Bigalow, R.M.: Poikilocytes in otherwise normal blood (elliptical human erythrocytes). — 1923, 34: 390
Bloomfield, A.L., and Felty, A.R.: On the mode of spread of an outbreak of acute tonsillitis. — 1923, 34: 393
Carter, E.P., and Dieuaide, F.R.: Recurrent complete heart block with normal conduction between attacks. — 1923, 34: 401
Ketron, L.W., and Gay, L.N.: Universal lymphatic leukemia of the skin. — 1923, 34: 404
Heatly, C.A., and Crowe, S.J.: Asthma and infections of the accessory nasal sinuses: a study based on 62 cases. — 1923, 34: 410
Bloomfield, A.L., and Felty, A.R.: On the dissemination of hemolytic streptococci among a group of healthy people. — 1923, 34: 414
Woollard, H.H., and Wislocki, G.B.: Note on the phagocytic activity of hemal galnds in the sheep. — 1923, 34: 418
Bauer, J.T.: The effect of pyrogallic acid upon connective-tissue cells of the chick embryo in tissue cultures. — 1923, 34: 422
Brady, L.: A case of carcinoma of the fourchette. — 1923, 34: 426

1924 - Volume 35

Stander, H.J., and Creadick, A.N.: Blood volume in pregnancy. — 1924, 35: 1
Keefer, C.S.: Report of a case of Malta fever originating in Baltimore, Maryland. — 1924, 35: 6
Young, H.H.: Cure of retroperitoneal and perinephritic infection (abscess) by intravenous injection of mercurochrome. — 1924, 35: 14
Felty, A.R.: Chronic arthritis in the adult, associated with splenomegaly and leucopenia. A report of five cases of an unusual clinical syndrome. — 1924, 35: 16
Ford, F.R., and Amoss, H.L.: Results of the injection of encephalitic spinal fluid into rabbits. — 1924, 35: 20
Huck, J.G., and Guthrie, C.G.: Further studies on blood grouping. I. The antigenic properties of two types of "group II" erythrocytes. — 1924, 35: 23
Major, R.H.: Xanthoma diabeticorum. — 1924, 35: 27
Guthrie, C.G., and Pesel, J.F.: Further studies on blood grouping. II. The influence of temperature upon isohaemagglutination. — 1924, 35: 33
Willson, C.R., and Evans, F.A.: An analysis of the clinical histories of patients with pernicious anemia in the Johns Hopkins Hospital from 1918 to 1922. — 1924, 35: 38
Stander, H.J.: A chemical study of a case of chloroform poisoning. — 1924, 35: 46
Guttmacher, A.F.: Diffuse uterine gland cysts in a cat. — 1924, 35: 49
Hanrahan, E.M.: Marked structural alteration in a breast carcinoma recurring after eleven years. — 1924, 35: 52
Elman, R., and Rothman, P.: Adrenal insufficiency and atrophy of the cortex following venous obstruction of the suprarenal glands. — 1924, 35: 54
Haden, R.L., and Orr, T.G.: Melanuria in the absence of melanotic tumor. — 1924, 35: 58
Ford, F.R., and Firor, W.B.: Primary "sarcomatosis" of the leptomeninges. — 1924, 35: 65
Bugg, C.R., and Folkoff, C.: A case of arsenic dermatitis in child, treated with sodium thiosulphate. — 1924, 35: 76
Smith, D.T., and Burky, E.L.: Impetigo contagiosa in children - its etiology and treatment. — 1924, 35: 78
Guthrie, C.G., and Pesel, J.F.: Further studies on blood grouping. III. The varied types of "group IV" blood. — 1924, 35: 81
Clapp, C.A.: The mechanism in the production of increased tension in hydrophthalmos. — 1924, 35: 85
Johnstone, P.N.: Studies on the physiological anatomy of the embryonic heart. I. The demonstration of complete heart block in chick embryos during the second, third, and fourth days of incubation. — 1924, 35: 87
DeGaris, C.F.: Notes on some interrelations of fibroblasts in tissue culture. — 1924, 35: 90
Elvers, C.F.: A new apparatus for heating bacterial and blood smears. — 1924, 35: 94
Stander, H.J., Duncan, E.E., and Moses, B.L.: The excretion rate of urea in the toxemias of pregnancy. — 1924, 35: 97
Harris, J.W.: The after-effects of the late toxemias of pregnancy. — 1924, 35: 103
Firor, W.M., and Ford, F.R.: Gliomatosis of the leptomeninges. — 1924, 35: 108
Cunningham, R.S.: The effects of chronic irritations on the morphology of the peritoneal mesothelium. — 1924, 35: 111
Bloomfield, A.L., and Felty, A.R.: On the mode of transmission of the streptococci associated with tonsillitis. — 1924, 35: 115
Huck, J.G., and Bowden, D.T.: On the peculiar morphology of a malarial parasite in a case of chronic malaria in the temperate zone. — 1924, 35: 122
Guthrie, C.G., and Pesel, J.F.: Further studies on blood grouping. IV. The demonstration of two additional isoagglutinins (D and Q) in human blood. — 1924, 35: 126
Stander, H.J.: The blood chemistry during pregnancy. — 1924, 35: 133
Tillet, W.S., and Rivers, T.M.: Atypical distribution of varicella lesions dependent upon a coexistent syphilitic infection. — 1924, 35: 137
Major, R.H., and Stephenson, W.: The effect of methyl guanidine on the blood pressure. — 1924, 35: 140
Snyder, F.F.: Changes in the human oviduct during the menstrual cycle and pregnancy. — 1924, 35: 141
Barrera, F. de P., and Pena Chavarria, A.: The acute exanthem of leprosy. — 1924, 35: 147
Oppenheimer, E.H.: Experiments on the extrahepatic formation of bilirubin. — 1924, 35: 158
Young, H.H.: Preliminary report of a case of mixed sex. An apparent male, with a testis in scrotum on right side; ovary, tube and uterus in inguinal canal on left side. — 1924, 35: 165
Cash, J.R.: A preliminary study of the blood-pressure following reduction of renal substance with a note on simultaneous changes in blood-chemistry and blood-volume. — 1924, 35: 168
Nowrey, J.E., Jr: A comparison of the effects of germanium dioxide and of sodium germanate on the blood of the albino rat. — 1924, 35: 180
Lewis, W.H.: Hofbauer cells (clasmatocytes) of the human chorionic villus. — 1924, 35: 183
Major, R.H., and Stephenson, W.: Further observations on the elevation in blood pressure produced by guanidine compounds. — 1924, 35: 186
Wislocki, G.B., and Crowe, S.J.: Experimental observations on the adrenals and the chromaffin system. — 1924, 35: 187
Hughson, W., and Scarff, J.E.: The influence of intravenous sodium chloride on intestinal absorption and peristalsis. — 1924, 35: 197
Thomas, H.M., Jr.: Glycerin, its use as an antiketogenic substance in the diet of diabetic patients. — 1924, 35: 201
Beck, C.S.: A study of lymph pressure. — 1924, 35: 206
Cutler, M.: A clinical study of hypernephroma. — 1924, 35: 214
Hill, E.C.: Notes on an opaque x-ray mass. — 1924, 35: 218
Guthrie, C.G., Pesel, J.F., and Huck, J.G.: Further studies on blood grouping. V. The recognition of three types of "group II" blood. — 1924, 35: 221
Dieuaide, F.R.: Observations on the respiratory gases in ventricular paroxysmal tachycardia. — 1924, 35: 229
Hughson, W.: Meningeal relations of the hypophysis cerebri. — 1924, 35: 232
Chesney, A.M., Kemp, J.E., and Resnik, W.H.: Syphilitic arthritis with esosinophilia: Recovery of T. pallidum from the synovial fluid. — 1924, 35: 235
Langworthy, O.R.: Problems of tongue innervation: course of proprioceptive nerve fibers, autonomic innervation of skeletal musculature. — 1924, 35: 239
Wislocki, G.B., and Guttmacher, A.F.: Spontaneous peristalsis of the excised whole uterus and Fallopian tubes of the sow with reference to the ovulation cycle. — 1924, 35: 246
Lewis, W.H.: The influence of temperature on the rhythm of the isolated heart of the young chick embryo. — 1924, 35: 252
Owen, T.: A case of polycythaemia vera with special reference to the familial features and treatment with phenylhydrazine. — 1924, 35: 258
Keefer, C.S., Perlzweig, W.A., and McCann, W.S.: On the use of intarvin fat - glyceryl margarate - in diabetes mellitus. — 1924, 35: 265
Rienhoff, W.F., Jr.: Congenital arteriovenous fistula. An embryological study, with the report of a case. — 1924, 35: 271
Rich, A.R., Davison, W.C., and Greene, C.H.: Xeroderma pigmentosum. A clinical and pathological report of one case. — 1924, 35: 285
Keefer, C.S., and Felty, A.R.: Acute disseminated lupus erythematosus. Report of three fatal cases. — 1924, 35: 294
Shipley, P.G.: The healing of rickety bones in vitro. — 1924, 35: 304
Abel, J.J.: Physiological, chemical and clinical studies on pituitary principles. — 1924, 35: 305
MacCallum, W.G.: Rheumatic lesions of the left auricle of the heart. — 1924, 35: 329
Clough, P.W.: The protective power of normal human serum against pneumococcus infection. — 1924, 35: 330
Hohman, L.B.: The treatment of post-encephalitic Parkinson syndrome with hyoscin hydrobromide, with a note on the mental attitude in this syndrome and a report of 18 cases. — 1924, 35: 335
Plass, E.D.: Non-protein nitrogen retention during eclampsia and allied conditions. The blood nitrogen curve in normal and in toxemic pregnancies. — 1924, 35: 345
Plass, E.D., and Bogert, L.J.: Plasma protein variations in normal and toxemic pregnancies. — 1924, 35: 361
McNeill, C.: Pulmonary infection with the spirochaetae and fusiform bacilli of Vincent. — 1924, 35: 368
Martzloff, K.H.: The use of eserin and strychnin in post-operative abdominal distention. A clinical study to determine the prophylactic influence of these drugs in the prevention of abdominal distension following operations on the pelvic viscera, together with some other considerations. — 1924, 35: 370
Petersen, H.A.: An experimental study of ununited fractures with especial reference to the inorganic bone-forming elements in the blood serum. — 1924, 35: 378
Reichert, F.L.: An experimental study of the anastomotic circulation in the dog. — 1924, 35: 385
Major, R.H.: Pernicious anemia and renal insufficiency. — 1924, 35: 390
Blalock, A.: A statistical study of eight hundred and eighty-eight cases of biliary tract disease. — 1924, 35: 391
Hill, J.H., and Bidgood, C.Y.: The effect of intravenous injection of mercurochrome on the kidneys. — 1924, 35: 409
Dieuaide, F.R., and Turner, R.H.: Note on timing device for the determination of the refractory period of the heart. — 1924, 35: 411
Firor, W.M.: The use of plaster in the treatment of fractured femurs. — 1924, 35: 412
Rich, A.R.: The formation of the bile pigment from haemoglobin in tissue cultures. — 1924, 35: 415
Kelly, H.A.: William Wood Russell. — 1924, 35: 416
Hoffman, W.S.: The isolation of adenine nucleotide from blood. — 1924, 35: 417

1925 - Volume 36

Goodnow, F.J.: Memorial meeting for Dr. William Stewart Halsted, late professor of surgery in The Johns Hopkins Medical School; held at Homewood, Sunday afternoon, December 16, 1923. — 1925, 36: 1
Matas, R.: In memoriam - William Stewart Halsted. An appreciation. — 1925, 36: 2
Finney, J.M.T.: A personal appreciation of Dr. Halsted. — 1925, 36: 28
Welch, W.H.: In memoriam - William Stewart Halsted. — 1925, 36: 34
Dandy, W.E., and Elman, R.: Studies in experimental epilepsy. — 1925, 36: 40
Reid, M.R.: Dr. Halsted's Friday clinics. — 1925, 36: 50
Brödel, M.: A case of Reverdin skin drafting exhibited in Dr. Halsted's clinic on wound healing. — 1925, 36: 60
Holman, E.F.: Certain types of congenital heart disease interpreted as intracardiac arteriovenous and venoarterial fistulae. I. Patent ductus arteriosus. — 1925, 36: 61
Rienhoff, W.F., Jr.: Blind-end circular suture of the intestine (Halsted method). — 1925, 36: 81
Thayer, W.S.: Notes on acute rheumatic disease of the heart. — 1925, 36: 99
Dandy, W.E.: Section of the sensory root of the trigeminal nerve at the pons; preliminary report of the operative procedure. — 1925, 36: 105
Gardner, G.H., Grove, R.C., Gustafson, R.K., Maire, E.D., Thompson, M.J., Wells, H.S., and Lamson, P.D.: Studies on the pathological histology of experimental carbon tetrachloride poisoning. — 1925, 36: 107
Birkhaug, K.E.: Studies in scarlet fever. II. Studies on the use of convalescent scarlet fever serum and Dochez' scarlatinal antistreptococcic serum for the treatment of scarlet fever. — 1925, 36: 134
Lewis, M.R., Willis, H.S., and Lewis, W.H.: The epithelioid cells of tuberculous lesions. — 1925, 36: 175
Smith, D.T.: Evidence showing the existence of two distinct types of pigment cells capable of giving rise to melanotic tumors. — 1925, 36: 185
Kemp, J.E., and Chesney, A.M.: Report of the recovery of T. pallidum from the spinal fluid of a patient with syphilitic meningitis of the neuro-recurrence type. — 1925, 36: 199
Smith, M.G.: Hyperplasia of lipoid-holding cells in diabetes with lipemia. — 1925, 36: 203
Reichert, F.L., and Holman, E.F.: The fate of the sutures as observed in intestinal anastomosis and in the healing of wounds. — 1925, 36: 212
Rich, A.R., and Bumstead, J.H.: On the identity of haematoidin and bilirubin. — 1925, 36: 225
Rich, A.R.: On the extrahepatic formation of the bile pigment. — 1925, 36: 233
Birkhaug, K.E.: Studies on the biology of the streptococcus erysipelatis. I. Agglutination and agglutinin absorption with the streptococcus erysipelatis. — 1925, 36: 248
Major, R.H., and Helwig, F.C.: Clinical and pathological studies on chronic nephrosis. — 1925, 36: 260
Brady, L.: An adenomyoma of the vesico-vaginal septum and a supernumerary ovary. — 1925, 36: 266
Sun, K.C.: Spontaneous contractions of pregnant human uterus; a preliminary report. — 1925, 36: 280
Johnstone, P.N.: Studies on the physiological anatomy of the embryonic heart. II. An inquiry into the development of the heart beat in chick embryos, including the development of irritability to electrical stimulation. — 1925, 36: 299
Smith, H.P.: The fate of an intravenously injected dye (Brilliant vital red) with special reference to its use in blood volume determination. — 1925, 36: 325
Davidson, E.C., and McQuarrie, I.: Hemophilia; a study of the blood, the clinical course and the heredity in three cases. — 1925, 36: 343
Major, R.H.: The excretion of guanidine bases in two cases of arterial hypertension with reduction in blood pressure. — 1925, 36: 357
Lewis, M.R.: Origin of the phagocytic cells of the lung of the frog. — 1925, 36: 361
Rich, A.R., and Bumstead, J.H.: On the alleged power of bacteria to form bile pigment from haemoglobin. — 1925, 36: 376
Plass, E.D., and Matthew, C.W.: Placental transmission. III. The amino-acids, non-protein nitrogen, urea, and uric acid in fetal and maternal whole blood, plasma and corpuscles. — 1925, 36: 393
Hohman, L.B.: The histo-pathology of post-encephalitic Parkinson's syndrome. — 1925, 36: 403
Stander, H.J., Duncan, E.E., and Sisson, W.E.: Chemical studies on the toxemias of pregnancy. — 1925, 36: 411
Carrington, G.L., and Davison, W.C.: Multiple osteomyelitis due to Bacillus paratyphosus B. Demonstration of the bacillus in a fresh blood preparation; report on one case. — 1925, 36: 428
Rich, A.R., and Rienhoff, W.F., Jr.: The bile-pigment content of the splenic vein. — 1925, 36: 431
Rich, A.R., and Bumstead, J.H.: On the question of the formation of the bile pigment from haemoglobin by the action of enzymes. — 1925, 36: 437

1925 - Volume 37

Dandy, W.E., and Reichert, F.L.: Studies on experimental hypophysectomy. I. Effect on the maintenance of life. — 1925, 37: 1
Sabin, F.R., Cunningham, R.S., Doan, C.A., and Kindwall, J.A.: The normal rhythm of the white blood cells. — 1925, 37: 14
Davison, W.C.: Pyloric stenosis of infants. A statistical study of sixty cases. — 1925, 37: 75
Birkhaug, K.E.: Studies on the biology of the Streptococcus erysipelatis. II. Demonstration of antigenic relationships among strains of Streptococcus erysipelatis by intradermal protection tests. — 1925, 37: 85
Kubie, L.S., and Schultz, G.M.: Vital and supravital studies of the cells of the cerebrospinal fluid and of the meninges in cats. — 1925, 37: 91
Forbus, W.D.: Argentaffine tumors of the appendix and small intestine. — 1925, 37: 130
Davison, W.C.: The medical treatment of pyloric stenosis of infants. — 1925, 37: 157
Boggs, T.R., and Fried, H.: Sporothrix infection of the large intestine and finger-nails. — 1925, 37: 164
Faupel, M.H.: A comparison of the Kahn with the Wassermann test. — 1925, 37: 170
Smith, H.P.: Intravenous injections of fluid and repeated blood volume determination. — 1925, 37: 177
Oliver, J.R.: "Hippocrates"; a medico-historical note on the Howard A. Kelly collection. — 1925, 37: 189
White, J.C.: Right-sided diaphragmatic hernia. Report of a case occurring with an intrathoracic neoplasm compressing the right phrenic nerve. — 1925, 37: 203
Davidson, E.C., and Allen, C.I.: The blood glucose curve in head injuries. — 1925, 37: 217
Cunningham, R.S., Sabin, F.R., Sugiyama, S., and Kindwall, J.A.: The role of the monocyte in tuberculosis. — 1925, 37: 231
Rienhoff, W.F., Jr.: The histological changes brought about in cases of exophthalmic goitre by the administration of iodine. — 1925, 37: 285
Birkhaug, K.E.: Studies on the biology of the Streptococcus erysipelatis. III. Experimental production of erysipelatis in rabbits and demonstration of protective power of immune erysipelas sera. — 1925, 37: 307
Seidlin, S.M.: Congenital duodenal septum with obstruction. — 1925, 37: 328
Koontz, A.R.: Congenital cysts of the lung. — 1925, 37: 340
Penfield, W.: Surgical aspects of the sympathetic nervous system in the work of René Leriche. — 1925, 37: 369
Josephs, H.W.: Post-anaesthetic hypoglycaemia. A study of the etiology of recurrent vomiting. — 1925, 37: 376
Smetana, H.: Experimental study of amyloid formation. — 1925, 37: 383
Major, R.H., and Buikstra, C.R.: The effect of parathyroid extract and liver extract on the hypertension produced by guanidine compounds. — 1925, 37: 392
Brady, L.: Gonorrheal endocervitis treated with strong solutions of mercurochrome. — 1925, 37: 400
Smetana, H.: On the preparation of haematoporphyrin from carbon monoxide haemoglobin. — 1925, 37: 408
McCordock, H.A.: A bacillus of the paratyphoid group. — 1925, 37: 412
Bauer, J.T.: The effect of carbon dioxide on cells in tissue culture. — 1925, 37: 420

1926 - Volume 38

Abel, J.J.: Some recent advances in our knowledge of the ductless glands. — 1926, 38: 1
Felton, L.D.: Studies on the protective substance in antipneumococcus serum. III. The protective substance in types I, II and III antipneumococcus sera. — 1926, 38: 33
Guttmacher, A.F.: Studies on supra-vitally stained living and dead leucocytes and epithelial cells in the vagina of the rat and their relation to the ovulation cycle. — 1926, 38: 61
De Bosanyi, A.: Studies of certain hitherto undescribed antirachitic substances. — 1926, 38: 72
Bridgman, E.W., and Norwood, V.: Pulmonary tuberculosis and pregnancy. — 1926, 38: 83
Major, R.H., Stoland, O.O., and Buikstra, C.R.: Observations on the effects of liver extracts in hypertension produced by guanidine compounds. — 1926, 38: 112
Batson, O.V., and Zinninger, M.M.: The experimental production of annular ligaments, as an example of the influence of function upon the differentiation of connective tissue. — 1926, 38: 124
Hofbauer, J., and Geiling, E.M.K.: Studies on the experimental production of premature separation of the placenta; a preliminary communication. — 1926, 38: 143
Brown, J.H.: Bacillus bronchisepticus infection in a child with symptoms of pertussis. — 1926, 38: 147
Coman, F.D.: Observations on the relation of the sympathetic nervous system to skeletal muscle tonus. — 1926, 38: 163
Brannan, D.: Chloroma; the recent literature and a case report. — 1926, 38: 189
Allen W.M.: Interagglutination of maternal and fetal blood in the late toxemias of pregnancy. — 1926, 38: 217
Stander, H.J., and Peckham, C.H.: Basal metabolism in the toxemias of pregnancy. — 1926, 38: 227
Wesson, L.G.: The fetal synthesis of fats. — 1926, 38: 237
Poole, A.K.: A note on the prophylactic and therapeutic activity of the sodium salt of acetyl oxyaminophenylarsine acid (stovarsol) in experimental syphilis of rabbits. — 1926, 38: 242
Hofbauer, J.: The defensive mechanism of the parametrium during pregnancy and labor. — 1926, 38: 255
Hamman, L.: The symptoms of coronary occlusion. — 1926, 38: 273
Bordley, J., III, and Baker, B.M., Jr.: A consideration of arteriosclerosis of the cerebral vessels and the pathogenesis of hypertension; a preliminary report. — 1926, 38: 320
Craciun, E.C.: Heparin-plasma as stock-plasma for tissue cultures. — 1926, 38: 327
Resnik, W.H.: Bismuth poisoning following oral administration of bismuth subnitrate. — 1926, 38: 333
Wilkerson, W.V.: Atretic follicles in the ovary of the rat, mouse and rabbit with special reference to the significance of the basement membrane in determining the source of origin of the interstitial cells. — 1926, 38: 339
Siddall, R.S.: The occurrence of chorioangiofibroma (chorionangioma). A study of six hundred placentas. — 1926, 38: 355
Homma, H.: On apocrine sweatglands in white and negro men and women. — 1926, 38: 365
Oppenheimer, E.H.: A case of influenza bacillus endocarditis. — 1926, 38: 372
Lewis, W.H., and Brüda, B.: A modified white blood-cell tumor of the rat. — 1926, 38: 376
Wuth, O.: Blood changes in convulsions, especially in epilepsy. — 1926, 38: 389
Halpert, B.: The arteriomesenteric occlusion of the duodenum. An anatomical study. — 1926, 38: 409
Stander, H.J., and Radelet, A.H.: The blood chemistry in eclampsia. — 1926, 38: 423

1926 - Volume 39

Moore, J.E., and Keidel, A.: The treatment of early syphilis. I. A plan of treatment for routine use. — 1926, 39: 1
Moore, J.E., and Kemp, J.E.: The treatment of early syphilis. II. Clinical results in 402 patients. — 1926, 39: 16
Moore, J.E., and Kemp, J.E.: The treatment of early syphilis. III. The Wasserman reaction in treated early syphilis. — 1926, 39: 36
Maslow, H.L., Shelling, D.H., and Kramer, B.: Irradiated orange juice; its value as an antirachitic agent. — 1926, 39: 56
Blackfan, K.D.: Acute nephritis in children, with special reference to the treatment of uremia. — 1926, 39: 69
Stander, H.J., and Radelet, A.H.: Lactic acid in the toxemias of pregnancy. — 1926, 39: 91
Carter, E.P., and Dieuaide, F.R.: The influence of changes in the hydrogen concentration upon the refractory period of the perfused mammalian heart. — 1926, 39: 99
Guthrie, C.G.: Foreign body cysts simulating parasitic cysts of the peritoneal cavity. — 1926, 39: 113
Braeye, L.: On the formation of the toxic fluid found in isolated duodenuojejunal loops. — 1926, 39: 121
Kemp, J.E., Chesney, A.M., and Poole, A.K.: Studies in experimental syphilis. V. The Wassermann test in normal and syphilitic rabbits. — 1926, 39: 132
Eliot, C.: The origin of the phagocytic cells in the rabbit. — 1926, 39: 149
Michailoff, A.: Bacillus ozaenae foetidae, Perz, and bacillus proteus in ozaena. — 1926, 39: 158
Taussig, H.B.: The anatomy of the heart in two cases of situs transversus. — 1926, 39: 199
Smith, M.G.: On the interruption of pregnancy in the rat by the injection of ovarian follicular hormone in the blood of the pregnant woman. — 1926, 39: 203
Major, R.H.: The effects of guanidine compounds on the blood pressure when introduced slowly into the circulation and into the gastro-intestinal tract. — 1926, 39: 215
Major, R.H.: Studies on the effect of hepatic extract upon experimental hypertension produced by guanidine compounds. — 1926, 39: 222
Bordley, J., III, and Baker, B.M., Jr.: A consideration of arteriosclerosis of the cerebral vessels and the pathogenesis of hypertension. — 1926, 39: 229
Williams, J.W.: Note on placentation in quadruplet and triplet pregnancy. — 1926, 39: 271
King, J.T.: Observations on the menopause. I. The basal metabolism after the artificial menopause. — 1926, 39: 281
Keefer, C.S., and Bloomfield, A.L.: The significance of gastric acidity. — 1926, 39: 304
Rich, A.R.: The place of R.-J.-H. Dutrochet in the development of the cell theory. — 1926, 39: 330
Seckinger, D.L., and Snyder, F.F.: Cyclic changes in the spontaneous contractions of the human Fallopian tube. — 1926, 39: 371
Keefer, C.S., and Bloomfield, A.L.: A quantitative study of the effect of sodium bicarbonate on gastric function. — 1926, 39: 379

1927 - Volume 40

Shipley, P.G., and Holt, L.E., Jr.: The effect of inorganic salts on calcification. A preliminary note. — 1927, 40: 1
Pearl, R., and Miner, J.R.: A biometric study of the relative cell volume of human blood, in normal and tuberculous males. — 1927, 40: 3
Braeye, L.: Contribution to the study of toxic absorption from the intestinal tract in experimental high obstruction. — 1927, 40: 33
Kindwall, J.A.: A supra-vital study of the cells in the lymph stream of the rabbit. — 1927, 40: 39
Wilkins, L., and Kramer, B.: Infantile rickets. Treatment by intramuscular injection of a cod-liver oil concentrate. — 1927, 40: 52
Chant, E.H., and Gay, L.N.: Skin reactions to human sera. — 1927, 40: 63
Weech, A.A.: Combined acrocephaly and syndactylism occurring in mother and daughter. A case report. — 1927, 40: 73
Josephs, H.W.: Sickle-cell anaemia. — 1927, 40: 77
Major, R.H., and Weber, C.J.: The probable presence of increased amounts of guanidine in the blood of patients with arterial hypertension. — 1927, 40: 85
Brickner, R.M.: The role of the capillaries and their endothelium in the distribution of colloidal carbon by the blood stream. — 1927, 40: 90
Weed, L.H.: Problems of the relation of muscle and nerve. — 1927, 40: 117
MacNider, W. de B., Helms, S.T., and Helms, S.C.: The course of uranium nitrate intoxications in pregnant dogs. — 1927, 40: 145
Martzloff, K.H.: Carcinoma of the cervix uteri. Its operative prognosis: a clinical and pathological study to ascertain the prognosis following operation for extirpation of the malignant process. — 1927, 40: 160
Friedenwald, J.S.: A new ophthalmoscope. Preliminary report. — 1927, 40: 201
Harris, J.W., and Brown, J.H.: Description of a new organism that may be a factor in the causation of puerperal infection. — 1927, 40: 203
Kredel, F.E.: The physical relation of cells in tissue cultures. — 1927, 40: 216
Pfund, A.H.: Windows and actinometers for heliotherapy. — 1927, 40: 228
O'Donovan, C., Jr., and Davison, W.C.: The amylase-accelerator and anti-trypsin of normal human serum. — 1927, 40: 238
Weech, A.A.: The influence of the administration of cod-liver oil to the mother on the development of rickets in the infant. — 1927, 40: 244
Lewis, M.R., and Andervont, H.B.: The inactivation of the chicken-tumor virus by means of carmine. — 1927, 40: 265
Gay, L.N., and Chant, E.: The passive transfer of hypersensitivity (local and contralateral passive transfer experiments). — 1927, 40: 270
Major, R.H., Orr, T.G., and Weber, C.J.: Observations on the blood guanidine in tetania parathyreopriva. — 1927, 40: 287
Wuth, O., and Faupel, M.H.: The significance of the H-ion concentration for the colloidal gold test. A new method for the preparation of colloidal gold. — 1927, 40: 297
Wang, G.H.: The effect of thyroid feeding on the spontaneous activity of the albino rat and its relation to accompanying physiological changes. — 1927, 40: 304
Brown, J.H., and Frobisher, M., Jr.: Technical difficulties encountered in an attempt to produce bacterial mutations. — 1927, 40: 318
Wilson, R.E., and Ford, F.R.: The nervous complications of variola, vaccinia, and varicella with report of cases. — 1927, 40: 337
Bailey, P.A.: Further remarks concerning tumors of the glioma group. — 1927, 40: 354
Halpert, B.: Morphological studies on the gall-bladder. I. A note on the development and the microscopic structure of the normal human gall-bladder. — 1927, 40: 390
Cornell, B.S.: A study of pre-disease diets of patients with pernicious anaemia. — 1927, 40: 409

1927 - Volume 41

...: The presentation of the Thayer Lectureship. — 1927, 41: 1
Pena Chavarria, A., and Shipley, P.G.: A contribution to the study of mycotic warts. — 1927, 41: 11
Shipley, P.G., and Pena Chavarria, A.: A contribution to the study of mycotic warts. — 1927, 41: 11
Leonard, V., and Feirer, W.A.: The bactericidal activity of hexylresorcinol in glycerine. With special reference to the influence of surface tension in chemical disinfection. — 1927, 41: 21
Hartman, F.W., Bolliger, A., Doub, H.P., and Smith, F.J.: Heart lesions produced by the deep x-ray. An experimental and clinical study. — 1927, 41: 36
Smith, M.G.: A study of the ovarian follicular hormone in the blood of the pregnant woman. — 1927, 41: 62
Halpert, B.: Morphological studies on the gall-bladder. II. The "true Luschka ducts" and the "Rokitansky-Aschoff sinuses" of the human gall-bladder. — 1927, 41: 77
Brannan, D.: Extramedullary hematopoiesis in anemias. — 1927, 41: 104
Lewis, W.H.: The vascular patterns of tumors. — 1927, 41: 156
Pincus, J.B., and Handley, H.E.: Report of a case of fatal methyl salicylate poisoning. — 1927, 41: 163
Frobisher, M., Jr., and Brown, J.H.: Transmissible toxicogenicity of streptococci. — 1927, 41: 167
Lewis, M.R., and Andervont, H.B.: The inactivation of the chicken-tumor virus by means of aluminium compounds. — 1927, 41: 185
Halley, C.R.L., Chesney, A.M., and Dresel, I.: On the behavior of granulating wounds of the rabbit to various types of infection. — 1927, 41: 191
Heller, G.: The relation of the peritoneal mesothelial cells to the production of ascites. — 1927, 41: 207
King, J.H., and Martin, L.: A clinical evaluation of cholecystography by the oral administration of tetraiodophenolphtalein. — 1927, 41: 219
Winkenwerder, W.L.: A study of the lymphatics of the gall-bladder of the cat. — 1927, 41: 226
Lewis, D., and Lee, F.C.: On the glandular elements in the posterior lobe of the human hypophysis. — 1927, 41: 241
Del Rio Hortega, P., and Penfield, W.: Cerebral cicatrix. The reaction of neuroglia and microglia to brain wounds. — 1927, 41: 278
Blackfan, K.D., and Hamilton, B.: A study of the inorganic constituents of the serum in children with acute nephritis. — 1927, 41: 322
Davison, W.C., and Salinger, R.: Tubular nephritis (nephrosis) in children and its relationship to other forms of nephritis. — 1927, 41: 329
Eldridge, L.A., Jr., and Rivers, T.M.: Bullous impetigo complicating varicella. Report of a case. — 1927, 41: 354
Eliot, M.M., Souther, S.P., and Park, E.A.: Transverse lines in x-ray plates of the long bones of children. — 1927, 41: 364
Gamble, J.L., and Hamilton, B.: The acid-base composition of urine from an epileptic child. — 1927, 41: 389
Josephs, H.W.: The metabolism following injection of diphtheria toxin in dogs. — 1927, 41: 400
Kramer, B., Shelling, D.H., and Orent, E.R.: Studies upon calcification in vitro. II. On the inhibitory effect of the magnesium ion. — 1927, 41: 426
Tisdall, F.F., and Price, H.W.: The effect of sunshine on the acidity of the intestinal tract of rachitic rats. — 1927, 41: 432
Shipley, P.G., and Holt, L.E., Jr.: Studies on calcification in vitro. IV. The effect of inorganic salts. — 1927, 41: 437

1928 - Volume 42

Andervont, H.B., and Friedenwald, J.S.: A case of vacciniform blepharitis due to atypical herpes virus. — 1928, 42: 1
Hyman, A.S.: The heart in mushroom poisoning. — 1928, 42: 8
Langworthy, O.R.: The area frontalis of the cerebral cortex of the cat, its minute structure and physiological evidence of its control of the postural reflex. — 1928, 42: 20
Flexner, L.B.: The development of the meninges in amphibia; a study of normal and experimental animals. Preliminary note. — 1928, 42: 67
Ford, F.R.: An experimental investigation into the effects of asphyxia on the brain, with especial reference to asphyxia neonatorum. — 1928, 42: 70
Muncie, W., and Schneider, A.J.: A study of the convulsions produced by wormwood. — 1928, 42: 77
Reichert, F.L.: The historical development of the procedure termed débridement. Pierre Joseph Desault. — 1928, 42: 93
Thompson, W.P.: Tuberculous aneurysm of the hepatic artery; report of a case. — 1928, 42: 113
Hofbauer, J.: Contributions to the etiology of pyelitis in pregnancy. — 1928, 42: 118
Shryock, R.H.: Selections from the letters of Richard D. Arnold; medical series, 1834-1875. — 1928, 42: 156, 213
Lewis, M.R., and Andervont, H.B.: The inactivation of the chicken-tumor virus by means of calcium compounds. — 1928, 42: 191
Howell, W.H.: The purification of heparin and its chemical and physiological reactions. — 1928, 42: 199
Major, R.H., and Weber, C.J.: The effects of glycocyamine and glyocyamidine on the blood pressure. — 1928, 42: 207
Carter, E.P., and Faulkner, J.M.: Changes in conduction in the presence of alternation of the heart. — 1928, 42: 245
Hines, M., and Tower, S.S.: Studies on the innervation of skeletal muscles. II. Of muscle spindles in certain muscles of the kitten. — 1928, 42: 264
Chesney, A.M., Turner, T.B., and Halley, C.R.L.: Studies in experimental syphilis. VIII. On the localization of syphilitic lesions in inflamed areas. — 1928, 42: 319
Lee, F.C.: The tubo-uterine junction in various animals. — 1928, 42: 335
Nicholls, E.G.: The surface tension of human blood under normal and pathological conditions. — 1928, 42: 358

1928 - Volume 43

Turner, R.H.: A sphygmograph using a carbon grain microphone and the string galvanometer. — 1928, 43: 1
Turner, R.H.: A method for measuring the velocity of the pulse wave in which helium glow lamps are used as markers. — 1928, 43: 14
Harris, J.W., and Brown, J.H.: Three cases of streptococcic puerperal infection with unusual lesions. — 1928, 43: 26
Hartman, C.G.: Description of parturition in the monkey, pithecus (macacus) rhesus, together with data on the gestation period and other phenomena incident to pregnancy and labor. — 1928, 43: 33
Rolleston, H.: The hereditary factor in some diseases of the haemopoietic system. Lecture I of the William Sydney Thayer and Susan Read Thayer lectures in clinical medicine (1928). — 1928, 43: 61
Taussig, H.B.: Electrograms taken from isolated strips of mammalian ventricular cardiac muscle. — 1928, 43: 81
Lewis, M.R., and Michaelis, L.: The range of hydrogen-ion concentration of certain buffer solutions in which the chicken-tumor virus retains its activity. — 1928, 43: 92
Fischer, A.: The main characteristic of carcinoma cells in vitro. — 1928, 43: 105
Rolleston, H.: Some diseases in the Jewish race. lecture II of the William Sidney Thayer and Susan Read Thayer lectures in clinical medicine (1928). — 1928, 43: 117
Ford, F.R.: The nervous complications of measles; with a summary of the literature and publication of 12 additional case reports. — 1928, 43: 140
Gay, L.N., and Herman, N.B.: The treatment of 100 cases of asthma with ephedrine. — 1928, 43: 185
Harris, J.W., and Brown, J.H.: The bacterial content of the vagina and uterus on the fifth day of the normal puerperium. — 1928, 43: 190
Marsahll, E.K., Jr., and Grafflin, A.L.: The structure and function of the kidney of Lophius piscatorius. — 1928, 43: 205
Tower, S.S.: The threshold for electrical excitation of the motor cortex of anesthetized mammals. — 1928, 43: 237
Forkner, C.E.: Material from lymph nodes. III. Gonococci from lymphoid tissue in a case of chronic infectious arthritis. — 1928, 43: 257
Chesney, A.M., Clawson, T.A., and Webster, B.: Endemic goitre in rabbits; incidence and characteristics. — 1928, 43: 261
Webster, B., Clawson, T.A., and Chesney, A.M.: Endemic goitre in rabbits. II. Heat production in goitrous and non-goitrous animals. — 1928, 43: 278
Webster, B., and Chesney, A.M.: Endemic goitre in rabbits. III. Effect of administration of iodine. — 1928, 43: 291
Ingvar, S.: Studies in neurology; the phylogenetic continuity of the central nervous system. — 1928, 43: 315
Ingvar, S.: Studies in neurology; on cerebellar function. — 1928, 43: 338
Ingvar, S.: On the pathogenesis of the Argyll-Robertson phenomenon. — 1928, 43: 363
Josephs, H.W.: Clinical aspects of sickle cell anemia. — 1928, 43: 397
Rich, A.R.: The splenic lesion in sickle cell anemia. — 1928, 43: 398

1929 - Volume 44

Harris, J.W., and Brown, J.H.: A clinical and bacteriological study of 113 cases of streptococcic puerperal infection. — 1929, 44: 1
Johnston, C.: Cardiazol. A clinical report. — 1929, 44: 32
Hill, J.H., and Ellis, M.G.: A study of the action of mercurochrome, of horse serum and of mixture thereof on pneumococcus infections in mice. — 1929, 44: 40
Bauer, J.: Problems of human genetics. — 1929, 44: 52
Gladstone, S.A.: A few observations on the haemodynamics of the normal circulation; and the changes which occur in aortic insufficiency. — 1929, 44: 83
Gladstone, S.A.: Concerning the mechanism of production of the Korotkoff sounds and their significance in blood pressure determination. — 1929, 44: 122
Firor, W.M., and Stinson, E., Jr.: Total extirpation of the dog's liver in one stage. — 1929, 44: 138
Lloyd, P.C.: Heart block due to primary lymphangio-endothelioma of atrio-ventricular node. — 1929, 44: 149
Hartman, C.G.: Uterine bleeding as an early sign of pregnancy in the monkey (macacus rhesus), together with observations on the fertile period of the menstrual cycle. — 1929, 44: 155
Wislocki, G.B., and Hartman, C.G.: On the placentation of a macaque (macacus rhesus) with observations on the origin of the blood constituting the placental sign. — 1929, 44: 165
Lewis, M.R., and Lockwood, J.: The tetraploid number of chromosomes in the malignant cell of the Walker rat sarcoma No. 1. — 1929, 44: 187
Denny, E.R., and Baker, B.M., Jr.: Varicella complicated by acute nephritis. Report of a case associated with streptococcal infection of the tonsils.. — 1929, 44: 201
MacCallum, W.G.: On photographing gross pathological specimens. — 1929, 44: 207
Albright, F.: The syndrome produced by aneurysm at or near the junction of the internal carotid artery of the circle of Willis. — 1929, 44: 215
Mayer, W.B.: A comparison of the amylase concentration in the saliva of infants and adults. — 1929, 44: 246
Hill, E.C.: A radiopaque bismuth suspension for anatomical, histological and pathological research. — 1929, 44: 248
Rich, A.R., and McCordock, H.A.: An enquiry concerning the role of allergy, immunity and other factors of importance in the pathogenesis of human tuberculosis. — 1929, 44: 273
Franchini, J.: Marcello Malpighi. Bolognese physician and philosopher. — 1929, 44: 427
Sulkowitch, H.W.: The bactericidal action of Roentgen rays. — 1929, 44: 439
Ford, F.R., and Bumstead, J.H.: Encephalitis periaxialis diffusa of Schilder. Report of two cases with anatomical findings. — 1929, 44: 443
Strauss, M.B.: Dextrose tolerance test in experimental toxemia. — 1929, 44: 459

1929 - Volume 45

Lloyd, P.C.: A case of hypophyseal tumor with associated tumor-like enlargement of the parathyroids and islands of Langerhans. — 1929, 45: 1
Guttmacher, M.S.: John Hunter, his enemies and his friends. — 1929, 45: 15
Taussig, H.B.: A case of bundle branch block confirmed by pathological study. — 1929, 45: 40
Richter, C.P.: Nervous control of the electrical resistance of the skin. — 1929, 45: 56
Forkner, C.E.: Studies on the living blood cells of the newborn. — 1929, 45: 75
Marsahll, E.K., Jr.: The aglomerular kidney of the toadfish (Opsanus tau). — 1929, 45: 95
Friedenwald, J.S.: Report of a case of herpes zoster ophthalmicus treated with convalescent serum. — 1929, 45: 103
Mayer, W.B., and Finkelstein, H.: Amylase concentration in normal urine. — 1929, 45: 105
Ginsburg, L.: Sarcoid of Boeck in the negro; report of a case. — 1929, 45: 108
Wainwright, C.W.: Malta fever in the United States. — 1929, 45: 133
McGraw, T.A.: Operations on the thyroid gland. — 1929, 45: 172
Peckham, C.H.: Chronic nephritis following eclampsia. — 1929, 45: 176
Weed, L.H.: Some tenets of medical education. — 1929, 45: 203
Webster, B.: Studies in the reactions of simple goitre to iodine. — 1929, 45: 215
Friedenwald, H., and Friedenwald, J.S.: The retinal blood vessels in hypertension and arteriosclerosis. — 1929, 45: 232
Machida, K.: Observations on the degeneration and regeneration of post-ganglionic nerve fibers. — 1929, 45: 247
Flinn, F.B., and Seidlin, S.M.: Parathormone in the treatment of "radium poisoning"; a preliminary report. — 1929, 45: 269
Schwentker, F.F., and Noel, W.W.: The circulatory failure of diphtheria. I. The clinical manifestations of early and late failure. — 1929, 45: 276
Ferree, C.E., Rand, G., and Monroe, M.M.: Errors of refraction, age and sex in relation to the size of the form field and preliminary data for a diagnostic scale. — 1929, 45: 295
Paulson, M.: The bacterial flora and hydrogen-ion concentration of the lower human ileum; the effect of lactose and acidophilus milk administration; and the possible relationship of ileal flora to chronic ulcerative colitis. — 1929, 45: 315
Longcope, W.T.: The pathogenesis of glomerular nephritis. — 1929, 45: 335
Bliss, E.A., and Amoss, H.L.: The effect upon haemolytic streptococci of cultivating them in immune and normal serum. — 1929, 45: 361
Sprong, W.L.: A study of reflexes in the deafferented leg of the cat and their relation to tonus. — 1929, 45: 371

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