Bulletin
of
The Johns Hopkins Hospital

1890 - Volume 1

...: Medical instruction in Johns Hopkins Hospital. — 1890, 1: 1
...: Brief account of Johns Hopkins Hospital. — 1890, 1: 4
Hopkins, J.: Letter to Trustees. — 1890, 1: 4
King, F.T.: Address at the opening of the Nurses' Home. — 1890, 1: 6
Hurd, H.M.: Relation of the Trainig School for Nurses to the Johns Hopkins Hospital. — 1890, 1: 7
Russell, W.W.: Aberrant portions of the Müllerian duct found in an ovary. — 1890, 1: 8
Welch, W.H.: Preliminary report of investigations concerning the causation of hog cholera. — 1890, 1: 9
Osler, W.: On the value of Laveran's organisms in the diagnosis of malaria. — 1890, 1: 11
Welch, W.H.: Miliary aneurism of a branch of the gastric artery. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 12
Osler, W.: Multiple thrombi - multiple gangrene. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 12
Halsted, W.S.: Radical cure of hernia. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 12, 112
...: Proceedings: Johns Hopkins Medical Society. — 1890, 1: 12, 21, 34, 46, 59, 96, 109
...: Proceedings: Johns Hopkins Hospital Journal Club. — 1890, 1: 13, 23, 38, 62, 98, 107
Kelly, H.A.: On hysterorrhaphy. — 1890, 1: 17
Councilman, W.T.: Atypical epithelial growths. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 20
Virchow, R.: Richard von Volkman. (Translation). — 1890, 1: 20
Brockway, F.J.: Compound depressed fracture of skull. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 21
Theobald, S.: Foreign bodies removed from the eye. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 21
Brockway, F.J.: Radical cure of hernia. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 21
Lafleur, H.A.: A case of arsenical pigmentation. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 22
Robb, H.: Submucous fibroid of the uterus. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 22
Osler, W.: Fatal hemorrhage into a large bronchocele. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 23
Kelly, H.A.: Ligation of varicose ovarian veins. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 23
Welch, W.H.: Pathology in its relations to general biology. — 1890, 1: 25
Billings, J.S.: Rare medical books. — 1890, 1: 29
Toulmin, H.: On chloralamide. — 1890, 1: 32
Reese, D.M.: On trichloracetic acid as a test for albumen in urine. — 1890, 1: 33
Osler, W.: Congenital heart disease. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 34
Welch, W.H.: Sudden deaths from cardiac disease. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 34
Halsted, W.S.: Two cases of reflex nerve manifestations cured by operation. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 35
Thomas, H.M.: Reflex nerve manifestations. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 36
Brockway, F.J.: Thiersch's skin grafting with exhibition of cases. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 36
Theobald, S.: Cases of squint and esophoria, due to anisometropia, cured by glasses. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 41
Morison, R.B.: Salicylic acid in dermatology. — 1890, 1: 42
Randolph, R.L.: The use of fluoresceïn as a means of diagnosing lesions of the cornea. — 1890, 1: 43
Randolph, R.L.: Mild solutions of corrosive sublimate in the treatment of keratitis. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 46
Lafleur, H.A.: Thoracic aneurism presenting unusual symptoms. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 47
Simon, C.E.: A case of aphasia. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 48
Osler, W.: Filaria sanguinis hominis. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 48
Hoch, A., and Simon, C.E.: Physiological action of antipyrin. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 50
Councilman, W.T.: Primary tumor of pancreas. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 51
Osler, W.: On the amoeba coli in dysentery and in dysenteric liver abscess. — 1890, 1: 53
Abbott, A.C.: The relation between water supply and epidemics. — 1890, 1: 55
Abbott, A.C.: Bacteriological study of hail. — 1890, 1: 56
Kelly, H.A.: The more remote results of removing the ovaries and tubes. — 1890, 1: 57
Councilman, W.T.: Acute Bright's disease in cows. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 59
Brockway, F.J.: Bilateral dislocation of jaw. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 59
Thomas, H.M.: Pre-ataxic tabes dorsalis with retained knee jerk. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 59
Hartwell, E.M.: Mechano-therapy in Sweden and Germany. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 60
Abbott, A.C.: Milk as a culture medium for the tubercle bacillus. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 61
Scott, J.A.: Remarks on Mitchell's high-tension pulse. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 62
Abbott, A.C.: Typhoid fever organisms and lower animals. — 1890, 1: 63
Osler, W.: Remarks on the occasion of the presentation to the College of Physicians, Philadelphia, of the portrait of Dr. S. Weir Mitchell, April 22, 1890. — 1890, 1: 64
Sternberg, G.M.: The treatment of yellow fever with sodium bicarbonate and mercuric chloride. — 1890, 1: 68
Booker, W.D.: Stomach washing in children. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 69
Welch, W.H.: Animal parasites. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 72
Welch, W.H.: Diplococcus pneumoniae. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 73
Thomas, H.M.: An electric apparatus used in the diagnosis of diseases of the nervous system. — 1890, 1: 75
...: First report of Johns Hopkins Hospital. — 1890, 1: 77
Lafleur, H.A.: Demonstration of amoeba coli in dysentery. — 1890, 1: 91
Simon, C.E.: Ehrlich's test in typhoid fever. — 1890, 1: 93
Kelly, H.A.: Hysteromyomectomy. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 96
Kelly, H.A.: Tubercular peritonitis. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 96
Phippin, H.: A case of scrotal hernia. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 97
Simon, C.E.: Abscess of the liver, perforation into the lung; amoeba coli in sputum. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 97
Robb, H.: Modified Sims speculum. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 97
Welch, W.H.: Specimens of papilloma and of epithelioma - so-called parasitic bodies in epithelioma. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 97
...: Obituary: Bigelow, Henry J.. — 1890, 1: 102
Robb, H.: Laceration of the perineum and vaginal outlet-repair of the recent tear. — 1890, 1: 105
Robb, I. Hampton: Practical and scientific instruction in invalid cooking. — 1890, 1: 108
Osler, W.: Preliminary note on Koch's method of treatment of tuberculosis. — 1890, 1: 108
Osler, W.: Aortic insufficiency. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 109
Osler, W.: General bronchiectasis of left lung, foetid bronchitis, incision of cavity, death. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 109
Osler, W.: Hereditary chorea. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 110
Theobald, S.: Tenotomy for insufficiencies of the ocular muscles. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 110
Halsted, W.S.: Cicatricial jaw ankylosis. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 111
Robb, H.: Carcinoma uteri with nephritis. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 112
Halsted, W.S.: Crush of elbow; organization of blood clot. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 112
Robb, H.: Hydrosalpinx. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 112
Halsted, W.S.: Skin grafting. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 112
Booker, W.D.: Fissure of the anus. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 113
Mackenzie, J.N.: Tuberculosis of the lip. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 113
Reese, D.M.: Aneurism of the aorta. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 114
Booker, W.D.: Enlarged spleen. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 114
Hoch, A.: A case of hysteria with paroxysmal inspiratory spasms. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 115
Booker, W.D.: Enlarged liver. (Proceedings). — 1890, 1: 115
...: Proceedings: Johns Hopkins Historical Club. — 1890, 1: 116
...: Second report of Johns Hopkins Hospital. — 1890, 1: 124

1891 - Volume 2

Halsted, W.S.: Intestinal anastomosis. — 1891, 2: 1
Abbott, A.C.: Report on the Koch treatment of tuberculosis at Berlin. — 1891, 2: 4
Osler, W.: Report on the Koch treatment in pulmonary tuberculosis. — 1891, 2: 7
Osler, W.: Report on the Koch treatment in pleurisy. — 1891, 2: 13
Morison, R.B.: Report on the Koch treatment in a case of lupus. — 1891, 2: 15
Kelly, H.A.: Report on the Koch treatment in tubercular peritonitis. — 1891, 2: 15
Toulmin, H.: A case of leucaemia. — 1891, 2: 17
Councilman, W.T.: Lymphatic leucaemia. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 18
...: Proceedings: Johns Hopkins Medical Society. — 1891, 2: 18, 40, 61, 83, 104, 120, 160
Morison, R.B.: A case of lupus. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 19
Theobald, S.: Influence of malarial poisoning upon diseases of the eye. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 19
Councilman, W.T.: Peri-splenic abscess. — 1891, 2: 20
Councilman, W.T.: Uterine tumor. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 20
Finney, J.M.T.: Sketch of John Archer, M.B. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 22
...: Proceedings: Johns Hopkins Historical Club. — 1891, 2: 22, 65, 163
Abbott, A.C., and Welch, W.H.: The etiology of diphtheria. — 1891, 2: 25
Welch, W.H.: Cirrhosis hepatis anthracotica. — 1891, 2: 32
Councilman, W.T.: Syphilis of the lung. — 1891, 2: 34
Morison, R.B.: Report on the Koch treatment in lichen ruber and lupus. — 1891, 2: 38
Councilman, W.T.: Cirrhosis of the liver with glomerulo-nephritis. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 40
Osler, W.: Obstruction of the superior vena cava. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 40
Booker, W.D.: A case of abdominal tuberculosis. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 41
Thomas, H.M.: Cases of perforating ulcers. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 41
Robb, H.: Cysto-sarcoma of the ovary. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 42
Latimer, T.S.: Report of cases of alcoholism. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 42
Councilman, W.T.: Aneurism of a branch of the pulmonary artery. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 43
Robb, H.: Atresia of vagina, absence of cervix uteri with a double dermoid cyst communicating with an adherent loop of the ileum. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 43
Councilman, W.T.: Multiple aneurism of the aorta, with bronchiectasis. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 43
Kelly, H.A.: Twin pregnancy. Breech and transverse presentation. The placentae and the membranes. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 44
...: Proceedings: Johns Hopkins Hospital Journal Club. — 1891, 2: 44, 164
Kelly, H.A.: The treatment of large myomatous tumors of the uterus. Myomotomy and hysteromyomectomy. — 1891, 2: 45
Abbott, A.C.: Corrosive sublimate as a disinfectant against the staphylococcus pyogenes aureus. — 1891, 2: 50
Osler, W.: Case of multiple cysticerci. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 61
Randolph, R.L.: Cases of necrosis of lachrymal sac. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 61
Kelly, H.A.: A case of conservative Caesarean section. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 62
Halsted, W.S.: Spurious ankylosis of jaws. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 62
Williams, J.W.: A new needle-holder. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 63
Flexner, S.: Tuberculosis of knee. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 63
Hoch, A.: A case of pseudo-chorea. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 65
...: Proceedings: Johns Hopkins Hospital Nurses' Journal Club. — 1891, 2: 65
Nuttall, G.H.F.: A method for the estimation of the actual number of tubercle bacilli in tuberculous sputum. — 1891, 2: 67
Nuttall, G.H.F., and Wright, J.H.: Report on the inoculation of thirteen guinea-pigs with the sputum of tuberculous cases undergoing the Koch treatment. — 1891, 2: 77
Berkley, H.J.: On nerve degeneration in some syphilitic growths. — 1891, 2: 80
Lafleur, H.A.: Dysentery - Abscess of liver - Amoeba coeli in stools and sputum - Death - Necropsy. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 83
Councilman, W.T.: Acute miliary tuberculosis. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 84
Toulmin, H.: Two cases of leukaemia. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 84
...: Obituary: Dobbin, George W.. — 1891, 2: 92
Ghriskey, A.A., and Robb, H.: Infection through the drainage tube; the result of the bacteriological examination of drainage tube fluids in sixteen consecutive cases of coeliotomy. — 1891, 2: 93
Blachstein, A.G.: Intravenous inoculation of rabbits with the Bacillus coli communis and the Bacillus typhi abdominalis. — 1891, 2: 96
Gilchrist, T.C.: Case of acne varioliformis. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 104
Booker, W.D.: Case of dactylitis. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 104
Baltzell, W.H.: Case of multiple naevi. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 104
Theobald, S.: Inherited monocular myopia. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 105
Flexner, S., and Welch, W.H.: The histological changes in experimental diphtheria. — 1891, 2: 107
Abbott, A.C.: The relation of the pseudo-diphtheritic bacillus to the diphtheritic bacillus. — 1891, 2: 110, 143
Lafleur, H.A.: Venesection in cardiac and arterial disease. — 1891, 2: 112
Flexner, S.: A peculiar glioma (neuroepithelioma?) of the retina. — 1891, 2: 115
Flexner, S.: Tuberculosis of aorta. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 120
Welch, W.H.: Additional note concerning the intravenous inoculation of the Bacillus typhi abdominalis. — 1891, 2: 121
Abbott, A.C.: Report upon the heating and ventilation of the Johns Hopkins Hospital. — 1891, 2: 129
Ghriskey, A.A., and Robb, H.: Coeliotomy for myoma of the uterus. Hysteromyomectomy. Infection by Bacterium coli commune. — 1891, 2: 133
Berkley, H.J.: A case of acromegaly in a negress. — 1891, 2: 134
Robb, H.: Ruptured right tubal pregnancy; associated with perforation of the vermiform appendix. Confirmatory diagnosis by aspiration; operation, death. — 1891, 2: 137
Welch, W.H.: Specimen of traumatic cerebral abscess, with bacteriological examination. — 1891, 2: 141
Welch, W.H.: Duplicature of arch of aorta with aneurism. — 1891, 2: 142
Williams, J.W.: Contributions to the histogenesis of the papillary cystomata of the ovary. — 1891, 2: 149
Stavely, A.L.: A case of congenital deformity. — 1891, 2: 158
Halsted, W.S.: A suppurating, compound, comminuted fracture into the ankle joint treated without drainage. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 160
Halsted, W.S.: Osteo-plastic operations for the obliteration of a very large involucral cavity. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 160
Halsted, W.S.: Plastic operation for the obliteration of a large cavity in the lower end of the femur. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 160
Osler, W.: Two cases of pernicious malaria. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 161
Thayer, W.S.: Specimen of cancer of pylorus. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 162
Robb, H.: Mme Lachapelle, midwife. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 163
Kelly, H.A.: Israel Spachius's Gynecology. (Proceedings). — 1891, 2: 164

1892 - Volume 3

Theobald, S.: Subnormal accommodative power in young persons a not infrequent cause of asthenopia. — 1892, 3: 1
...: Obituary: King, Francis T.. — 1892, 3: 5
Berkley, H.J.: Acute ataxia (pseudotabes) following diarrhoea. — 1892, 3: 9
Abbott, A.C.: Letter concerning errors in "The Principles of Bacteriology". — 1892, 3: 11
Thayer, W.S.: A case of melancholia following typhoid fever. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 12
Hoch, A.: Case of extensive muscular atrophy. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 12
Morison, R.B.: Case of keloid. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 12
Morison, R.B.: Malignant syphilis. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 12
...: Proceedings: Johns Hopkins Medical Society. — 1892, 3: 12, 30, 41, 62, 74, 93, 119, 140
Councilman, W.T.: Anatomical lesions of amoebic dysentery. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 13
Thayer, W.S.: The treatment of malarial fever with methylene-blue. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 13
...: Proceedings: Johns Hopkins Historical Club. — 1892, 3: 15, 43, 76
Flexner, S., and Welch, W.H.: The histological lesions produced by the tox-albumen of diphtheria. — 1892, 3: 17
Randolph, R.L.: A series of fifty consecutive operations for cataract. — 1892, 3: 19
...: Proceedings: Johns Hopkins Hospital Journal Club. — 1892, 3: 19
Robb, H.: A case of associated streptococcus infection of the vermiform appendix and Fallopian tube. — 1892, 3: 23
Berkley, H.J.: The Golgi silver stain with the central nervous system, and its results. A collective review. — 1892, 3: 26
Theobald, S.: A case of glaucoma. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 30
Councilman, W.T.: Unusual ulceration of ileum. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 31
Flexner, S.: Lympho-sarcomata. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 32
Smith, F.R.: The oath of Hippocrates. — 1892, 3: 33
Nuttall, G.H.F.: A chute for infected clothing, intended for use in hospitals. — 1892, 3: 36
Robb, H., and Ghriskey, A.A.: The bacteria in wounds and skin-stitches. — 1892, 3: 37
...: Obituary: Jeffries, John Amory. — 1892, 3: 39
Morris, J.: Richard Sprigg Steuart, M.D.. — 1892, 3: 40
Brown, T.R.: Haematuria of doubtful significance. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 41
Councilman, W.T.: Tuberculosis specimens. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 41
Osler, W.: An acute myxoedematous condition occurring in goitre. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 42
Warfield, M.: Congenital absence of radius. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 42
Morison, R.B.: Hereditary syphilis. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 42
Morison, R.B.: Immigrant dermatitis. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 42
Morison, R.B.: Alopecia areata. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 43
Robb, H.: Hippocrates on the diseases of women and parturition. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 43
Nuttall, G.H.F.: Some medical notes made on a trip to Havana. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 44
Nuttall, G.H.F.: Tabulated result of the obstetrical practice of Robert Kennedy Nuttall, M.D., L.R.C.S.I. (deceased), covering a period of fifteen years, ending 1865. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 45
...: Proceedings: Johns Hopkins Hospital Residents' Association. — 1892, 3: 45, 63
Thayer, W.S.: On the value of methylene-blue in malarial fever. — 1892, 3: 49
Flexner, S.: A case of primary carcinoma of the pancreas with multiple carcinosis. The organisms of cancer. — 1892, 3: 54
Howard, W.T., Jr.: Purulent ependemytis, encephalitis, and meningitis with congenital malformation of the heart and rectum. — 1892, 3: 59
Theobald, S.: Foreign bodies in the ear. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 62
...: Obituary: Reese, D. Meredith. — 1892, 3: 62
Robb, H.: Hysteromyomectomy, with a report of four cases. — 1892, 3: 69
Berkley, H.J.: The nerve endings in the mucosa of the small intestines, muscularis mucosae, and cortex of the kidney. — 1892, 3: 73
Platt, W.B.: Radical operation for cure of inguinal hernia. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 74
Platt, W.B.: Strangulated inguinal hernia in a child three months old. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 74
Brown, T.R.: A broken catheter in the bladder, cystitis, calculus, pyelonephritis, lateral lithotomy, death. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 75
Platt, W.B.: Purpura haemorrhagica, (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 75
Halsted, W.S.: Excision of some of the veins of the cord in the operation for the radical cure of inguinal hernia. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 76
Booker, W.D.: Hippocrates on diseases of children. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 76
Robb, H.: Hippocrates on hysteria. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 78
...: Proceedings: Johns Hopkins Hospital Nurses' Journal Club. — 1892, 3: 79
Nuttall, G.H.F., and Welch, W.H.: A gas-producing bacillus ( Bacillus aërogenes capsulatus, nov. spec.) capable of rapid development in the blood-vessels after death. — 1892, 3: 81
Schutz, J.L.: A rapid method of making nutrient agar-agar. — 1892, 3: 92
Halsted, W.S.: Ligation of the first portion of the left subclavian artery and excision of a subclavio-axillary aneurism. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 93
...: Third report of Johns Hopkins Hospital. — 1892, 3: 97
Flexner, S.: Amoebae in an abscess of the jaw. — 1892, 3: 104
Booker, W.D.: The relation of pseudo-diphtheric angina to diphtheria, with special reference to scarlatinal pseudo-membranous angina. — 1892, 3: 109
Finney, J.M.T.: A case of gastrotomy for peach-stone in the oesophagus. — 1892, 3: 117
Osler, W.: Chronic cerebro-spinal meningitis. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 119
Osler, W.: Localized pyo-pneumothorax. — 1892, 3: 119
Hewetson, J.: A case of aortic aneurism, associated with pulmonary tuberculosis and pyo-pneumothorax. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 120
Lord, J.W.: Exhibition of cases - tinea versicolor - bromidrosis. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 120
Flexner, S.: Sarcoma of the peri-pancreatic lymph glands with miliary sarcomatosis of the peritoneum, etc. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 121
Welch, W.H.: Specimen of otomycosis aspergillus. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 122
Finney, J.M.T.: Successful suture of severed finger-tips after seven hours. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 122
Williams, J.W.: Extrauterine pregnancy. (Correspondence). — 1892, 3: 123
Williams, J.W.: So-called osseous tumors of the ovary. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 123
Welch, W.H.: The Micrococcus lanceolatus, with especial reference to the etiology of acute lobar pneumonia. — 1892, 3: 125
Lord, J.W.: Primary tuberculosis of the tonsil, cheeks, and lips. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 140
Thomas, H.M.: Progressive muscular dystrophy - right facial paralysis. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 140
Thayer, W.S.: A case of super-secretion of the gastric juice. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 141
Thayer, W.S.: Splenic myelogenous leukaemia. (Proceedings). — 1892, 3: 142

1893 - Volume 4

Berkley, H.J.: The intrinsic nerves of the kidney - A histological study. — 1893, 4: 1
Flexner, S.: Tuberculosis of oesophagus. — 1893, 4: 4
Hough, T.: Transposition of viscera. — 1893, 4: 8
Mackenzie, J.N.: Preliminary report on aspergillus mycosis of the antrum maxillare. (Proceedings). — 1893, 4: 9
Smith, F.R.: A case of tuberculous pericarditis. (Proceedings). — 1893, 4: 10
Hewetson, J.: The question of the transmission of syphilis to the third generation. (Proceedings). — 1893, 4: 11
Flexner, S.: Primary tuberculosis of the intestine. (Proceedings). — 1893, 4: 13
Flexner, S.: Tuberculosis of clavicle, infection of pleura and peritoneum, and general miliary tuberculosis. (Proceedings). — 1893, 4: 13
...: Proceedings: Johns Hopkins Medical Society. — 1893, 4: 16, 31, 51, 67, 80, 98, 119, 136
Halsted, W.S.: The radical cure of inguinal hernia in the male. — 1893, 4: 17
Stavely, A.L.: Two cases of haematuria with catheterization of ureters and exploratory nephrotomy. — 1893, 4: 25
Finney, J.M.T.: Aneurism of the dorsalis pedis. (Proceedings). — 1893, 4: 27
Finney, J.M.T.: Recurrent volvulus. (Proceedings). — 1893, 4: 27
Abbott, A.C., and Ghriskey, A.A.: A contribution to the pathology of experimental diphtheria, with special reference to the appearance of secondary foci in the internal organs. — 1893, 4: 29
Howard, W.T., Jr.: Acute ulcerative endocarditis due to the bacillus diphtheriae. — 1893, 4: 32
Flexner, S.: Diphtheria with broncho-pneumonia. — 1893, 4: 32
Flexner, S.: Peritonitis caused by the Proteus vulgaris. — 1893, 4: 34
Thayer, W.S.: Note on the increase in the number of the leucocytes in the blood after cold baths. — 1893, 4: 37
Hewetson, J.: A case of chronic aggravated gout. (Proceedings). — 1893, 4: 40
Randolph, R.L.: Advancement of the internal rectus. (Proceedings). — 1893, 4: 40
Osler, W.: Cases of dilatation of the colon in young children. (Proceedings). — 1893, 4: 41
Osler, W.: Arsenical neuritis following the use of Fowler's solution. (Proceedings). — 1893, 4: 43
...: Proceedings: Johns Hopkins Historical Club. — 1893, 4: 43, 99
Thayer, W.S.: Note on a case of cicatricial stenosis of the pylorus following a peptic ulcer. — 1893, 4: 45
Brooks, W.K.: On the origin of the thyroid gland. — 1893, 4: 47
Berkley, H.J.: Strontium bromide in the treatment of chronic epilepsy. — 1893, 4: 50
Booker, W.D.: A case of combined diphtheria, measles, and chicken-pox. (Proceedings). — 1893, 4: 52
Booker, W.D.: Haematoma of the sterno-cleido-mastoid muscle in an infant. (Proceedings). — 1893, 4: 52
Finney, J.M.T.: Gastroenterostomy for cicatrizing ulcer of the pylorus. (Proceedings). — 1893, 4: 53
Platt, W.B.: A case of contracted finger after a burn. (Proceedings). — 1893, 4: 55
Lord, J.W.: Alopecia areata. (Proceedings). — 1893, 4: 55
Platt, W.B.: Case of infantile paralysis with hyperextension of leg on thigh. (Proceedings). — 1893, 4: 55
Theobald, S.: Exhibition of patient with zonular cataracts. (Proceedings). — 1893, 4: 55
Lord, J.W.: Multiple exostoses. (Proceedings). — 1893, 4: 55
Flexner, S., and Thayer, W.S.: Demonstration of specimen of amoebic abscess of liver. (Proceedings). — 1893, 4: 56
Friedenwald, J.: The Pfeiffer-bacillus - the causative agent in influenza. (Proceedings). — 1893, 4: 58
Randolph, R.L.: A clinical study of forty cases of cerebro-spinal meningitis, with reference to the eye symptoms. — 1893, 4: 59
Bombaugh, C.C.: The plagues and pestilences of the Old Testament. — 1893, 4: 64
Lord, J.W.: Cases of epithelioma and lupus vulgaris. (Proceedings). — 1893, 4: 68
Randolph, R.L.: Irideremia, glaucoma simplex, and zonular cataract combined in one patient. — 1893, 4: 68
Barker, L.F., and Flexner, S.: The recent outbreak of epidemic cerebro-spinal meningitis at Lonaconing and other places in the Valley of George's Creek, Maryland. (Proceedings). — 1893, 4: 68
Barker, L.F.: Recurrent carcinoma in post-rectal tissues with metastases; death from infection with the streptococcus pyogenes. (Proceedings). — 1893, 4: 71
Brown, J.: Catheterization of the male ureters. — 1893, 4: 73
Robb, H.: Remarks on the writings of Louyse Bourgeois. — 1893, 4: 75
Simon, C.E.: Heredity in Ménière's disease. — 1893, 4: 82
Smith, F.R.: The medicine of Aristotle. — 1893, 4: 85
Osler, W.: Jean-Martin Charcot. — 1893, 4: 87
Kelly, H.A.: Uretero-ureteral anastomosis. Uretero-ureterostomy. — 1893, 4: 89
Finney, J.M.T.: Three cases of Gasserian ganglion. — 1893, 4: 91
Berkley, H.J.: Dementia paralytica in the negro. — 1893, 4: 94
Halsted, W.S.: Tuberculous knee-joint, goitre, old dislocation of elbow. (Proceedings). — 1893, 4: 97
Welch, W.H.: Diffuse infiltrating carcinoma of the stomach. (Proceedings). — 1893, 4: 98
Finney, J.M.T.: Multiple herniae. (Proceedings). — 1893, 4: 99
Finney, J.M.T.: Subcutaneous traumatic emphysema. (Proceedings). — 1893, 4: 99
...: Proceedings: Johns Hopkins Hospital Nurses' Journal Club. — 1893, 4: 100
Kelly, H.A.: The examination of the female bladder and the catheterization of the ureters under direct inspection. — 1893, 4: 101
Welch, W.H.: Medullary form of sarcoma of the sternum, with metastases in the lymphatic glands. — 1893, 4: 103
Robb, H.: Maintenance of an aseptic technique in gynecological operations outside of hospitals. — 1893, 4: 106
Kelly, H.A.: A case of uterus duplex solidus, with atresia of the vagina and cervix. (Proceedings). — 1893, 4: 109
Kelly, H.A.: Extra-uterine pregnancy treated by vaginal incision. (Proceedings). — 1893, 4: 109
Bloodgood, J.C.: Exhibition of a case of skin grafting. (Proceedings). — 1893, 4: 110
Flexner, S.: Exhibition of specimens of cystic kidney. (Proceedings). — 1893, 4: 110
Kelly, H.A.: Exhibition of a convalescent case of peritonitis due to ruptured tubal abscess. (Proceedings). — 1893, 4: 111
Theobald, S.: Removal of foreign body from the eye. (Proceedings). — 1893, 4: 111
Mall, F.P.: Early human embryos and the mode of their preservation. — 1893, 4: 115
Salzer, H.: The presence and absence of free hydrochloric acid in the stomach. — 1893, 4: 121
Robb, H.: Importance to the surgeon of a bacteriological training. — 1893, 4: 124
Hewetson, J.: A case of gas-poisoning. (Proceedings). — 1893, 4: 126

1894 - Volume 5

McGee, W.J.: Primitive trephining, illustrated by the Muñiz Peruvian collection. — 1894, 5: 1
Robb, H.: The works of Justine Siegmundin, the midwife. — 1894, 5: 4
...: Proceedings: Johns Hopkins Medical Society. — 1894, 5: 9, 27, 40, 52, 68, 97, 109, 126
Smith, F.R.: A case presenting the group of symptoms termed astasia-abasia. — 1894, 5: 13
Flexner, S.: Exhibition of specimens from a case of carcinoma of the pancreas with multiple carcinosis. (Proceedings). — 1894, 5: 16
Kelly, H.A.: The direct examination of the female bladder and catheterization of the ureters. (Proceedings). — 1894, 5: 16
Flexner, S.: Exhibition of specimens from a case of acute pericarditis, pleuritis, and peritonitis, associated with contracted kidney. (Proceedings). — 1894, 5: 17
Kelly, H.A.: Introduction of bougies into the ureters preceding hysterectomy and the removal of densely adherent structures adjacent to the ureter. (Proceedings). — 1894, 5: 17
Robb, H.: Abstract of Küstner's treatment of inversion of puerperal uterus. (Proceedings). — 1894, 5: 19
Hewetson, J.: Note on the significance of taches bleuâtres. (Proceedings). — 1894, 5: 19
Billings, J.S.: John Arderne and early English medical writers. — 1894, 5: 21
...: Obituary: Gwinn, Charles John Morris. — 1894, 5: 23
Reed, W.: Association of Proteus vulgaris with Diplococcus lanceolatus in a case of croupous pneumonia. — 1894, 5: 24
Flexner, S.: Fatty degeneration of the heart muscle. — 1894, 5: 26
Barker, L.F.: A case of healed aneurism of the aorta. (Proceedings). — 1894, 5: 31
Halsted, W.S.: Two cases of excision of the knee-joint in which Hansmann's plates with ordinary screws were employed. (Proceedings). — 1894, 5: 31
Halsted, W.S.: Exhibition of a case of appendicitis. (Proceedings). — 1894, 5: 32
Bloodgood, J.C.: Strangulated hernia. (Proceedings). — 1894, 5: 32
Stavely, A.L.: Myomectomy during pregnancy, involving opening of the abdominal cavity. (Proceedings). — 1894, 5: 33
Bloodgood, J.C.: Rupture of right abdominal muscle. (Proceedings). — 1894, 5: 33
Kelly, H.A.: Lantern slides as an aid to clinical teaching. (Proceedings). — 1894, 5: 35
Abel, J.J.: On the appearance of carbamic acid in the urine after the continued administration of lime water, and the fate of carbamic acid in the body. — 1894, 5: 37
Cullen, T.S.: Abscess (?) in the urethro-vaginal septum. — 1894, 5: 45
Robb, H.: A case of double vagina, with operation. — 1894, 5: 50
Cullen, T.S.: Exhibition of placenta velamentosa. (Proceedings). — 1894, 5: 51
Kelly, H.A.: The methods employed in securing statistical tables for Emmet's Gynecology. Exhibition of original tables presented by Dr. Emmet. (Proceedings). — 1894, 5: 51
Theobald, S.: An unusual anomaly of the crystalline lens, coloboma lentis. (Proceedings). — 1894, 5: 52
Theobald, S.: A case of glaucoma of exceptional character. (Proceedings). — 1894, 5: 53
Kelly, H.A.: Ligation of both internal iliac arteries for hemorrhage in hysterectomy for carcinoma uteri. (Proceedings). — 1894, 5: 53
Theobald, S.: Mother with coloboma of iris; two children with an aniridia. (Proceedings). — 1894, 5: 54
Stiles, C.W.: Notes on parasites. — 1894, 5: 57
Robb, H.: Madame Boivin. — 1894, 5: 59
Platt, W.B.: Baron von Langenbeck, Surgeon-General of the German Army, Professor of Surgery in the University of Berlin. — 1894, 5: 62
Billings, J.S., Jr.: A fatal case of purpura haemorrhagica, with extreme anaemia. — 1894, 5: 65
Randolph, R.L.: An interesting case of trachoma. (Proceedings). — 1894, 5: 67
Windsor, T.: Biography of John of Arderne. — 1894, 5: 67
Randolph, R.L.: The significance of albuminuric retinitis in pregnancy. — 1894, 5: 69
Robb, H.: An operating table. — 1894, 5: 73
Ames, D.: Primary carcinoma of the gall-bladder. — 1894, 5: 74
Kelly, H.A.: Myoma complicating pregnancy and preventing delivery. Porro-Caesarean operation modified by dropping the pedicle. (Proceedings). — 1894, 5: 80
Kelly, H.A.: Infusion of normal saline solution in connection with gynecological operations and the accidental hemorrhages of parturition. (Proceedings). — 1894, 5: 81
Finney, J.M.T.: Appendicitis. (Proceedings). — 1894, 5: 82
Finney, J.M.T.: Injury to the shoulder. (Proceedings). — 1894, 5: 83
Flexner, S.: The lesions caused by certain so-called toxalbumins. (Proceedings). — 1894, 5: 83
Osler, W.: Oliver Wendell Holmes. — 1894, 5: 85
Billings, J.S., Jr.: The leucocytes in malarial fever. — 1894, 5: 89
Barker, L.F.: On the presence of iron in the granules of the eosinophile leucocytes. — 1894, 5: 93
Hamburger, L.P.: On the value of repeatedly washing out the stomach at short intervals in case of opium or morphine poisoning. — 1894, 5: 94
...: Obituary: Carey, James. — 1894, 5: 95
Flexner, S.: The bacillus of the plague. — 1894, 5: 96
Halsted, W.S.: Report of twelve cases of complete radical cure of hernia by Halsted's method, of over two years' standing. Silver wire sutures. (Proceedings). — 1894, 5: 98
Kelly, H.A.: Recent results in hysteromyomectomy. (Proceedings). — 1894, 5: 99
Cullen, T.S.: Papillo-cystoma of the ovary. — 1894, 5: 103
Billings, J.S., Jr.: The leucocytes in croupous pneumonia. — 1894, 5: 105
Halsted, W.S.: A postscript to the report on appendicitis. — 1894, 5: 113
Billings, J.S., Jr.: Therapeutic use of extract of bone marrow. — 1894, 5: 115
Osler, W.: Case of hereditary chorea. (Proceedings). — 1894, 5: 119
Flexner, S.: A case of typhoid septicaemia associated with focal abscesses in the kidneys, due to the typhoid bacillus. (Proceedings). — 1894, 5: 120
Bloodgood, J.C.: Sarcoma in the floor of the mouth. Excision followed by hypertrophy of the left submaxillary gland. (Proceedings). — 1894, 5: 120
Abel, J.J.: A contribution to our knowledge of organic sulphur compounds in the field of animal chemistry. — 1894, 5: 123
Berkley, H.J.: A case of paranoia, with a study of the cerebral convolutions. — 1894, 5: 130
Cullen, T.S.: Angio-sarcoma of the ovary. — 1894, 5: 134
Williams, J.W.: Exhibition of specimens from a case of deciduoma malignum. (Proceedings). — 1894, 5: 136
Lotsy, J.P.: The best method of sharpening a microtome knife. (Proceedings). — 1894, 5: 136
Kelly, H.A.: A new method of exploring the rectum and sigmoid flexure. (Proceedings). — 1894, 5: 137
Kelly, H.A.: Ureterotomy. (Proceedings). — 1894, 5: 137
Finney, J.M.T.: Double castration for hypertrophy of the prostate gland. (Proceedings). — 1894, 5: 138

1895 - Volume 6

Hare, H.A.: The posture of the head in accidents when the patient is under anaesthetic. — 1895, 6: 1
Dresser, H.: A contribution to the study of anaesthesia by ether. — 1895, 6: 7
Brown, J.: Catheterization of the ureters in the male. — 1895, 6: 12
De Schweinitz, G.E.: The visual field as a factor in general diagnosis. (Proceedings). — 1895, 6: 15
...: Proceedings: Johns Hopkins Medical Society. — 1895, 6: 15, 32, 45, 69, 93, 143, 164
Kelly, H.A.: Gonorrhoeal pyelitis and pyo-ureter cured by irrigation. — 1895, 6: 19
Flexner, S., and Pease, H.D.: Primary diphtheria of the lips and gums. — 1895, 6: 22
Taylor, R.T.: A new apparatus for applying plaster jackets, with a brief review of the methods hitherto used. — 1895, 6: 25
Kelly, H.A.: Uretero-cystostomy performed seven weeks after vaginal hysterectomy. — 1895, 6: 27
Randolph, R.L.: Two successful cataract operations on a dog. — 1895, 6: 28
Kelly, H.A.: Sigmoido-proctostomy. — 1895, 6: 30
Thayer, W.S.: Acute pancreatitis, disseminated fat necrosis, parapancreatic abscess. (Proceedings). — 1895, 6: 32
Finney, J.M.T.: Carcinoma of the oesophagus. (Proceedings). — 1895, 6: 32
Finney, J.M.T.: Varicose veins of leg. (Proceedings). — 1895, 6: 32
Oppenheimer, A.R.: Myxoedema and exophthalmic goitre in sisters. (Proceedings). — 1895, 6: 33
Cullen, T.S.: Tumor developed from aberrant adrenal in the kidney. — 1895, 6: 37
Flexner, S.: The bacteriology and pathology of diphtheria. — 1895, 6: 39
Berkley, H.J.: A case of chorea minor occurring during an attack of maniacal excitement in an adult. — 1895, 6: 44
Thomas, H.M.: Progressive neural muscular atrophy. (Proceedings). — 1895, 6: 45
Oppenheimer, A.R.: Brassfounder's ague. (Proceedings). — 1895, 6: 48
Oppenheimer, A.R.: Green hair. (Proceedings). — 1895, 6: 48
Platt, W.B.: Congenital amputation of forearm; Congenital hypertrophy of foot; Epispadias; Fracture of femur; Undescended testicle. (Proceedings). — 1895, 6: 49
Robb, H.: The writings of Mauriceau. — 1895, 6: 51
McCormick, J.H.: The psychologic development of medicine. — 1895, 6: 58
Flexner, S.: Peritonitis caused by the invasion of the Micrococcus lanceolatus from the intestine. — 1895, 6: 64
Cullen, T.S.: A rapid method of making permanent specimens from frozen sections by the use of formalin. — 1895, 6: 67
Berkley, H.J.: The condition of the gemmules or lateral buds of the cortical neurodendron in some forms of insanity. — 1895, 6: 68
Flexner, S.: Phthisis pulmonalis with the formation of the large trabeculated cavities. (Proceedings). — 1895, 6: 69
Flexner, S.: Primary tuberculosis of the serous membranes, involving the pleura and peritoneum. (Proceedings). — 1895, 6: 69
Theobald, S.: An ideal result following double tenotomy in a case of convergent strabismus. (Proceedings). — 1895, 6: 70
Fletcher, R.: Medical lore in the older English dramatists and poets (exclusive of Shakespeare). — 1895, 6: 73
Thomas, H.M.: Tetany in pregnancy. — 1895, 6: 85
Clark, J.G.: A death from chloroform. Impossibility of inducing artificial respiration on account of rigid thorax and adherent abdominal viscera. — 1895, 6: 89
Ghiselin, A.D., and Campbell, G.: A quick method of filtering blood serum. — 1895, 6: 91
Campbell, G., and Ghiselin, A.D.: A quick method pf filtering blood serum. — 1895, 6: 91
Barker, L.F.: A case of pharyngomycosis leptothrica. (Proceedings). — 1895, 6: 93
Flexner, S.: A case of anthrax in a human being. (Proceedings). — 1895, 6: 94
...: Obituary: Oppenheimer, Arthur R.. — 1895, 6: 95
Welch, W.H.: The treatment of diphtheria by antitoxin. — 1895, 6: 97
Clark, J.G.: A more radical method of performing hysterectomy for cancer of uterus. — 1895, 6: 120
Blumer, G., and Young, H.H.: A case of anthrax septicaemia in a human being associated with acute anthrax endocarditis and peritonitis. — 1895, 6: 127
Futcher, T.B.: A study of subcutaneous fibroid nodules. — 1895, 6: 133
Wilson, C.: Cases of amoebic dysentery. — 1895, 6: 142
Osler, W.: Hyperpyrexia in typhoid fever. (Proceedings). — 1895, 6: 143
Osler, W.: Abscess of the liver, perforating the lung. (Proceedings). — 1895, 6: 144
Finney, J.M.T.: Pyarthrosis. (Proceedings). — 1895, 6: 144
Finney, J.M.T.: Specimen of stomach removed after Francke's operation for gastrostomy. (Proceedings). — 1895, 6: 145
Finney, J.M.T.: Schede's operation for varicose veins of the leg. (Proceedings). — 1895, 6: 146
Flexner, S.: Bacillus pyogenes filiformis (Nov. spec.). — 1895, 6: 147
Randolph, R.L.: A clinical and experimental study of the so-called oyster shucker's keratitis. — 1895, 6: 150
Russell, W.W.: The clinical course of forty-seven cases of carcinoma of the uterus subsequent to hysterectomy. — 1895, 6: 154
Blumer, G.: Notes on some cases of angina treated with Behring's antitoxine. — 1895, 6: 158
Thomas, H.M.: A case of congenital ptosis. (Proceedings). — 1895, 6: 164

1896 - Volume 7

Osler, W.: Thomas Dover, M.B. (of Dover's powder), physician and buccaneer. — 1896, 7: 1
Osler, W.: An Alabama student. — 1896, 7: 6
Osler, W.: John Keats - the apothecary poet. — 1896, 7: 11
Platt, W.B.: Johannes Müller, a university teacher. — 1896, 7: 16
Welch, W.H.: The evolution of modern scientific laboratories. — 1896, 7: 19
Williams, J.W.: Demonstration of instruments illustrating the history and development of the axis traction forceps. (Proceedings). — 1896, 7: 24
Bloodgood, J.C.: New operation for hemorrhoids. (Proceedings). — 1896, 7: 24
Bloodgood, J.C.: Perforating gunshot wound of chest. (Proceedings). — 1896, 7: 24
...: Proceedings: Johns Hopkins Medical Society. — 1896, 7: 24, 48, 72, 143, 188, 208
Halsted, W.S.: Plastic operation for extensive burn of neck. (Proceedings). — 1896, 7: 25
Halsted, W.S.: Plastic operation for the closure of a fistula. (Proceedings). — 1896, 7: 25
Halsted, W.S., and Platt, W.B.: A case of epispadias. (Proceedings). — 1896, 7: 26
Kelly, H.A.: Hysteromyomectomy and hystero-salpingo-öophorectomy by continous incision from left to right or from right to left. — 1896, 7: 27
Kelly, H.A.: The treatment of large vesico-vaginal fistulae. — 1896, 7: 29
Kelly, H.A.: Nephro-ureterectomy - extirpation of the kidney and ureter simultaneously. — 1896, 7: 31
Clark, J.G.: Ten cases of cancer of the uterus operated upon by a more radical method of performing hysterectomy. — 1896, 7: 37
Clark, J.G.: Sub-acute and chronic cystitis treated by the vesical balloon. — 1896, 7: 44
Clark, J.G., and Miller, G.B.: The sterilization of catgut by cumol. — 1896, 7: 46
Kelly, H.A.: The treatment of pyo-ureteritis and pyonephrosis by ureteral and renal catheters. (Proceedings). — 1896, 7: 48
...: Proceedings: Johns Hopkins Historical Club. — 1896, 7: 50
Kelly, H.A.: Women in medicine. (Proceedings). — 1896, 7: 50
Blumer, G., and Thayer, W.S.: Ulcerative endocarditis due to the gonococcus; gonorrhoeal septicaemia. — 1896, 7: 57
Bloodgood, J.C.: A new apparatus for immediate and permanent drainage of the urinary bladder after suprapubic cystostomy. — 1896, 7: 64
Williams, H.U.: The Bacillus aërogenes capsulatus in a case of suppurative pyelitis. — 1896, 7: 66
Martin, E.: The checking of operative bleeding by torsion. — 1896, 7: 68
Blumer, G.: Exhibition of a case of hemiplegia with motor aphasia, occurring in a patient convalescing from typhoid fever. (Proceedings). — 1896, 7: 72
Barker, L.F.: Some points regarding the pathology of malaria. (Proceedings). — 1896, 7: 74
Hemmeter, J.C.: Intubation of the duodenum. (Proceedings). — 1896, 7: 79
Osler, W.: Pleuro-peritoneal tuberculosis. (Proceedings). — 1896, 7: 79
Mall, F.P.: The anatomical course and laboratory of the Johns Hopkins University. — 1896, 7: 85
Barker, L.F., and Bardeen, C.R.: An outline of the course in normal histology and microscopic anatomy. — 1896, 7: 100
Hoen, A.G.: The photographic room and apparatus in the anatomical laboratory of the Johns Hopkins University. — 1896, 7: 109
Cullen, T.S.: Adeno-myoma of the round ligament. — 1896, 7: 112
...: List of scientific medical journals in public and private libraries of Baltimore. — 1896, 7: 114
Gilchrist, T.C., and Stokes, W.R.: The presence of an oidium in the tissues of a case of pseudo-lupus vulgaris. — 1896, 7: 129
Friedenwald, H.: On movements of the eyelids associated with movements of the jaws and with lateral movements of the eyeballs. — 1896, 7: 134
Gaither, A.B.: The abortive treatment of acute suppurative adenitis of the groin by pressure bandage. — 1896, 7: 137
Gilchrist, T.C.: Two rare cases of diseases of the skin. — 1896, 7: 138
Berkley, H.J.: Experimental lesions produced by the action of ricin on the cortical nerve cell. (Proceedings). — 1896, 7: 143
Blumer, G.: Cardiac hypertrophy. (Proceedings). — 1896, 7: 144
Platt, W.B.: A new method of treatment of prolapsus ani. (Proceedings). — 1896, 7: 145
Platt, W.B.: Acquired club foot. (Proceedings). — 1896, 7: 145
Platt, W.B.: Congenital club foot. (Proceedings). — 1896, 7: 145, 146
Haynes, W.H.: A case of hemiplegia occurring with typhoid fever. (Correspondence). — 1896, 7: 146
Fletcher, R.: The witches' pharmacopoeia. — 1896, 7: 147
Coley, W.B.: Further observations upon the treatment of malignant tumors with the toxins of erysipelas and Bacillus prodigiosus, with a report of 160 cases. — 1896, 7: 157
Berkley, H.J.: The psychical nerve cell in health and disease. — 1896, 7: 162
Williams, J.W.: The frequency of contracted pelves in Baltimore. — 1896, 7: 164
Flexner, S.: A case of combined protozoan and bacterial infection. — 1896, 7: 171
Blumer, G.: Notes on two cases of ureteral abnormality. — 1896, 7: 174
Livingood, L.E.: Tumors in the mouse. — 1896, 7: 177
Randolph, R.L.: The anatomical changes in two cases of retinal detachment. — 1896, 7: 179
Flexner, S.: The bubonic plague. — 1896, 7: 181
Randolph, R.L.: Absolute alcohol as a disinfectant for instruments. A bacteriological study. — 1896, 7: 185
Blumer, G.: Generalized melanotic sarcoma. (Proceedings). — 1896, 7: 188
Blumer, G.: Specimen of adenocarcinoma of pancreas. (Proceedings). — 1896, 7: 189
Thomas, H.M., and others: Alveolar sarcoma of the cerebellum. — 1896, 7: 193
Platt, W.B.: John Bell, Surgeon. — 1896, 7: 198
Barker, L.F.: Concerning neurological nomenclature. — 1896, 7: 200
Ramsay, O.G.: A complete duplication of the left ureter from the kidney to the bladder. — 1896, 7: 201
Friedenwald, H.: Notes on congenital motor defects of the eyeballs (Congenital paralysis of the ocular muscles). — 1896, 7: 202
Russell, W.W.: Malarial infection as a source of error in surgical diagnosis. — 1896, 7: 204
Block, E.B.: The agglutinative action of the blood serum of patients suffering from typhoid fever. — 1896, 7: 206
Osler, W.: Case of Addison's disease. Death during treatment with the suprarenal extract. (Proceedings). — 1896, 7: 208
Kelly, H.A.: Treatment of ectopic pregnancy by vaginal puncture. (Proceedings). — 1896, 7: 209

1897 - Volume 8

Dixon, W.T.: Remarks at the presentation of Thorwaldsen's statue of Christ to the Hospital. — 1897, 8: 1
Spence, W.W.: Remarks at the presentation of Thorwaldsen's statue of Christ to the Hospital. — 1897, 8: 1
Gilman, D.C.: Remarks at the presentation of the Thorwaldsen's statue of Christ to the Hospital. — 1897, 8: 2
Ghriskey, A.A., and Robb, H.: The Bacillus proteus Zenkeri in an ovarian abscess. — 1897, 8: 4
Robb, H., and Ghriskey, A.A.: The bacillus proteus Zenkeri in an ovarian abscess. — 1897, 8: 4
Barker, L.F.: The phrenology of Gall and Flechsig's doctrine of association centres in the cerebrum. — 1897, 8: 7
Gilchrist, T.C.: A case of dermatitis due to the X-rays. — 1897, 8: 17
Berkley, H.J.: Lesions induced by the action of certain poisons on the nerve cell. Study VI - Diphtheria. — 1897, 8: 23
Dobbin, G.W.: Puerperal sepsis due to infection with the Bacillus aerogenes capsulatus. — 1897, 8: 24
Lange, F.: The surgical significance of gall stones. (Proceedings). — 1897, 8: 29
...: Proceedings: Johns Hopkins Medical Society. — 1897, 8: 29, 47, 81, 110, 129, 195, 215
Brown, G.S.: A case of pneumo-cardial rupture. (Correspondence). — 1897, 8: 33
Norton, R.: Is malaria a water-borne disease?. — 1897, 8: 35
Platt, W.B.: The radical cure of hernia, by implanting a section of sterilized sponge. — 1897, 8: 44
Gilchrist, T.C.: Additional cases of dermatitis due to the X-rays. — 1897, 8: 46
Bloodgood, J.C.: Rarer cases of and observation on streptococcus infection. (Proceedings). — 1897, 8: 47
Woods, H.: Ophthalmoplegia externa. (Proceedings). — 1897, 8: 48
Theobald, S.: A simple contrivance for effecting pneumatic massage of the tympanal membrane and ossicles. (Proceedings). — 1897, 8: 49
Kelly, H.A.: Excision of a parovarian cyst without removal of its ovary or tube. (Proceedings). — 1897, 8: 50
MacCallum, W.C.: On the pathology of the haematozoan infections in birds. (Proceedings). — 1897, 8: 51
Opie, E.L.: On the haemocytozoa of birds. (Proceedings). — 1897, 8: 52
Clark, J.G.: Postural method of draining the peritoneal cavity after abdominal operations. — 1897, 8: 59
Dunham, E.K.: Report of five cases of infection by the bacillus aerogenes capsulatus (Welch). — 1897, 8: 68
Dunham, E.K.: Observations to determine the motility of the Bacillus aerogenes capsulatus under anaerobic conditions. — 1897, 8: 74
Hamilton, A.: Multiple tuberculous ulcers of the stomach, with a report of three cases. — 1897, 8: 75
Brown, T.R.: Studies in trichinosis. — 1897, 8: 79
Bardeen, C.R.: On certain visceral pathological alterations, the result of superficial burns. (Proceedings). — 1897, 8: 81
Futcher, T.B.: The association between the so-called perinuclear basophilic granules and the elimination of the alloxuric bodies in the urine. — 1897, 8: 85
Cone, C.: Encysted dropsy of the peritoneum secondary to uterotubal tuberculosis and associated with tubercular pleurisy, generalized tuberculosis and pyococcal infection. — 1897, 8: 91
Camac, C.N.B.: A visit to Bad Nauheim with the purpose of investigating the "Schott treatment" for chronic heart disease. — 1897, 8: 101
Gilchrist, T.C.: A case of porokeratosis (Mibelli) or hyperkeratosis excentrica (Respighi) with remarkable family history. — 1897, 8: 107
Cullen, T.S.: A rapid method of making permanent specimens from frozen sections by the use of formalin. — 1897, 8: 108
Finney, J.M.T.: Typhoid perforation treated by surgical operation. (Proceedings). — 1897, 8: 110
Carter, E.P.: Report of a case of polybacterial infection in typhoid fever, with especial reference to certain involutions exhibited by the Bacillus typhosus. — 1897, 8: 115
Block, E.B.: A case of typhoid fever in which the typhoid bacillus was obtained twice from the blood during life. — 1897, 8: 119
Hagner, F.R.: Successful cultivation of gonococcus in two cases of gonorrheal arthritis and one of taenosynovitis, with remarks on a new medium. — 1897, 8: 121
Barker, L.F.: A new aesthesiometer. — 1897, 8: 125
Bardeen, C.R.: Edinger on "The Development of Brain Paths in the Animal Series". — 1897, 8: 126
Flexner, S.: Pseudo-tuberculosis hominis streptothricha. — 1897, 8: 128
Thomas, H.M.: Congenital facial diplegia. (Proceedings). — 1897, 8: 130
Theobald, S.: A case of acquired paralysis of both external recti muscles, with unilateral facial paralysis. (Proceedings). — 1897, 8: 131
Randolph, R.L.: Bilateral dacryo-adenitis. (Proceedings). — 1897, 8: 132
Barker, L.F.: Demonstration of Florence's iodine test for seminal stains. (Proceedings). — 1897, 8: 133
Randolph, R.L.: Operations for cataract. (Proceedings). — 1897, 8: 133
Berkley, H.J.: Studies on the lesions induced by the action of certain poisons on the cortical nerve cell. Study VII - Poisoning with preparations of the thyroid gland. — 1897, 8: 137
Finney, J.M.T.: Five successful cases of general suppurative peritonitis treated by a new method. — 1897, 8: 141
Calvert, W.J., and Elting, A.W.: An experimental study of the treatment of perforative peritonitis in dogs by a new method of operation. — 1897, 8: 143
Cone, S.M.: Squamous epithelioma and epithelial hyperplasia in sinuses and bone following osteomyelitis. — 1897, 8: 146
Abel, J.J., and Crawford, A.C.: On the blood-pressure-raising constituent of the suprarenal capsule. — 1897, 8: 151
Osler, W.: Influence of Louis on American medicine. — 1897, 8: 161
Brooks, W.K.: William Harvey as an embryologist. — 1897, 8: 167
Young, H.H.: Long, the discoverer of anaesthesia. Letters: from Dr. Wilhite, from Dr. Young. — 1897, 8: 174
Friedenwald, H.: The early history of ophthalmology and otology in Baltimore (1800-1850). — 1897, 8: 184
Friedenwald, H.: Joseph Friederich Piringer: His methods and investigations. — 1897, 8: 191
Cushing, H.: Haematomyelia from gunshot wound of the cervical spine. (Proceedings). — 1897, 8: 195
Randolph, R.L.: A second series of cataract operations (one hundred and fifty-eight). — 1897, 8: 199
Atkinson, A. D.: Parotitis following visceral inflammation. A report of two cases. — 1897, 8: 204
Duval, D.F.: Palpation of the foetal heart impulse in pregnancy. — 1897, 8: 207
Cone, S.M.: Squamous epithelioma in a dermoid of the jaw. — 1897, 8: 208
Owings, E.R.: The infectiousness of chronic urethritis. — 1897, 8: 210
Thomas, H.M.: Demonstration of a case of probable brain tumor. (Proceedings). — 1897, 8: 215
Cullen, T.S.: Cases of myomata of the uterus. (Proceedings). — 1897, 8: 216
Clark, J.G.: A rare case of lithopedion. — 1897, 8: 221
Cone, C.: On tuberculosis of the oesophagus, with the report of a case of unusual infection. — 1897, 8: 229
Herrick, A.B.: A rare anomaly of the arch of the aorta, with an additional muscle in the neck. — 1897, 8: 234
MacCallum, W.C.: On the haematozoan infections of birds. — 1897, 8: 235
Reik, H.O.: A case of cavernous angioma (vascular naevus) of the tunica conjunctiva. — 1897, 8: 236
Gould, G.M., and Pyle, W.L.: King Arthur's medicine. — 1897, 8: 239
Stokes, W.R., and Wegefahrt, A.: The presence in the blood of free granules derived from leucocytes, and their possible relations to immunity. — 1897, 8: 246
Sabin, F.R.: On the anatomical relations of the nuclei of reception of the cochlear and vestibular nerves. — 1897, 8: 253
Flexner, S., and Harris, N.MacL.: Typhoid infection without intestinal lesions. — 1897, 8: 259
Reik, H.O., and Watson, W.T.: Apparatus for sterilizing instruments with formaldehyde; experimental tests. — 1897, 8: 261
Livingood, L.E.: Fibroid lung-bronchiectasis. Brain abscess. (Proceedings). — 1897, 8: 263

1898 - Volume 9

Loeb, L.: On certain activities of the epithelial tissue of the skin of the guinea-pig, and similar occurrences in tumors. — 1898, 9: 1
Mitchell, J.F.: The successful treatment of extraperitoneal rupture of the bladder, complicated by fracture of the pelvis, by operation and the continous bath. Report of a case. — 1898, 9: 5
Mackenzie, J.N.: The physiological and pathological relations between the nose and the sexual apparatus of man. — 1898, 9: 10
...: Proceedings: Johns Hopkins Medical Society. — 1898, 9: 18, 38, 62, 119, 144, 192, 271, 292
Halsted, W.S.: Inflated rubber cylinders for circular suture of the intestine. — 1898, 9: 25
Councilman, W.T.: Cerebro-spinal meningitis. — 1898, 9: 27
Gwyn, N.B.: The diaphragm phenomenon - the so-called Litten's sign. — 1898, 9: 35
Flexner, S., and Barker, L.F.: Report upon an expedition sent by Johns Hopkins University to investigate the prevalent diseases in the Philippines. — 1898, 9: 37
Hunner, G.L.: Cases of aneurism. (Proceedings). — 1898, 9: 38
Pancoast, O.B.: Diabetes in the negro. (Proceedings). — 1898, 9: 40
Flexner, S.: Exhibition of specimen of round ulcer of the stomach. Erosion of gastric artery; post-mortem perforation. (Proceedings). — 1898, 9: 41
Osler, W.: Leprosy in the United States, with the report of a case. — 1898, 9: 47
Hamburger, L.P.: Secondary melano-sarcoma of the liver following sarcoma of the eye. — 1898, 9: 50
Gwyn, N.B.: On infection with a para-colon bacillus in a case with all the clinical features of typhoid fever. — 1898, 9: 54
Swan, W.E.: The management of solid tumors of the ovaries complicating pregnancy, with report of a successful case. — 1898, 9: 56
Knox, J.H.M.: On super-arterial pericardial fibroid nodules. (Proceedings). — 1898, 9: 62
Kelly, H.A.: The catheterization of the ureters in the male through an open cystoscope with the bladder distended with air by posture. — 1898, 9: 62
Halsted, W.S.: Miniature hammers and the suture of the bile ducts. — 1898, 9: 67
Foster, M.: University education. — 1898, 9: 69
Anderson, H.B., and Flexner, S.: The results of the intra-tracheal inoculation of the Bacillus diphteriae in rabbits. — 1898, 9: 72
Koplik, H.: The bacteriology of pertussis. — 1898, 9: 79
Reik, H.O.: Supplementary report on the sterilization of instruments by formaldehyde. — 1898, 9: 82
Wilhite, J.O., and Young, H.H.: Does Wilhite's story of the negro boy incident in the discovery of anaesthesia "lack probability"? (Correspondence). — 1898, 9: 83
Cushing, H.: Typhoidal cholecystitis and cholelithiasis. — 1898, 9: 91
Miller, G.B.: The presence of the Bacillus typhosus in the gall-bladder seven years after typhoid fever. — 1898, 9: 95
Bloodgood, J.C.: The transplantation of the rectus muscle in certain case of inguinal hernia in which the conjoined tendon is obliterated. — 1898, 9: 96
Young, H.H.: Hydraulic pressure in genito-urinary practice, especially in contracture of the bladder. — 1898, 9: 100
Cone, S.M.: A case of carcinoma metastases in bone from a primary tumor of the prostate. — 1898, 9: 114
McCrae, T.: Glossitis in typhoid fever with report of a case. — 1898, 9: 118
Spiller, W.G.: A microscopical study of the spinal cord in two cases of Pott's disease. — 1898, 9: 125
Watson, W.T.: A case of osteitis deformans. — 1898, 9: 133
Flexner, S.: Note on the osteoid tissue found in the tubercular exudate in the thoracic region of the cord. (Proceedings). — 1898, 9: 133
Jones, H.C.: The rise of the theory of electrolytic dissociation, and a few of its applications in chemistry, physics, and biology. — 1898, 9: 136
Penrose, C.A.: Localized scleroses of the aorta of probable syphilitic origin. Clinical report and necropsy in two cases. — 1898, 9: 140
Cullen, T.S.: Further remarks on adeno-myoma of the round ligament. — 1898, 9: 142
Baer, W.S., and others: Regeneration of the dorsal root of the second cervical nerve within the spinal cord. (Proceedings). — 1898, 9: 144
Watson, W.T.: Forty-six intubated cases of diphtheria treated with antitoxine. (Proceedings). — 1898, 9: 146
Welch, W.H.: Remarks at the presentation of candidates for the degree of Doctor of Medicine at the commencement of the Johns Hopkins University, June 14, 1898. — 1898, 9: 151
Randolph, R.L.: Conclusions from clinical and bacteriological experiments with holocain. — 1898, 9: 154
Dawson, P.M.: Observations on the epithelium of the urinary bladder in man. — 1898, 9: 155
Livingood, L.E.: A case of sarcoma of the oesophagus. — 1898, 9: 159
Clark, J.G.: Papilloma of the Fallopian tube. — 1898, 9: 163
Pardee, L.: The histo-pathology of herpes iris. With report of two cases. — 1898, 9: 165
...: Obituary: Livingood, Louis E.. — 1898, 9: 172
Fletcher, R.: A tragedy of the great plague of Milan in 1630. — 1898, 9: 175
Urquhart, A.R.: Sir John Charles Bucknill, M.D., F.R.C.P., F.R.S.. — 1898, 9: 180
Bombaugh, C.C.: Medical fees in ancient Greece and Rome. — 1898, 9: 183
Hurdon, E.: Endothelioma of the cervix uteri. — 1898, 9: 186
Brown, T.R.: On the specific gravity of the urine during anaesthesia and after salt solution enemata. — 1898, 9: 190
Valentine, F.C., and Young, H.H.: Hydraulic pressure in bladder contracture. (Correspondence). — 1898, 9: 191
Cushing, H.: Cocaine anaesthesia in the treatment of certain cases of hernia and in operations for thyroid tumors. (Proceedings). — 1898, 9: 192
Theobald, S.: A word of warning as to the indiscriminate use of cocaine in the treatment of diseases of the eye. (Proceedings). — 1898, 9: 193
MacCallum, J.B.: On the pathology of fragmentatio myocardii and myocarditis fibrosa. (Proceedings). — 1898, 9: 194
Mall, F.P.: Development of the human intestine and its position in the adult. — 1898, 9: 197
MacCallum, J.B.: On the histogenesis of the striated muscle fiber, and the growth of the human sartorius muscle. — 1898, 9: 208
Abel, J.J.: Further observations on the chemical nature of the active principle of the suprarenal capsule. — 1898, 9: 215
Mall, F.P.: The lobule of the spleen. — 1898, 9: 218
Hendrickson, W.F.: The development of the bile-capillaries as revealed by Golgi's method. — 1898, 9: 220
Hendrickson, W.F.: A study of the musculature of the entire extra-hepatic biliary system, including that of duodenal portion of the common bile-duct and of the sphincter. — 1898, 9: 221
Mall, F.P.: Development of the internal mammary and deep epigastric arteries in man. — 1898, 9: 232
Christian, H.A.: Two instances in which the musculus sternalis existed. - One associated with other anomalies. — 1898, 9: 235
Rosenheim, S.: On the pathological changes in the spinal cord in a case of Pott's disease. — 1898, 9: 240
Theobald, S.: The treatment of otomycosis by the insufflation of boracic acid and oxide of zinc. — 1898, 9: 251
...: Obituary: Davis, Walter S.. — 1898, 9: 252
Reynolds, E.: The diagnosis of the condition of each kidney by inoculation of the separated sediments into guinea-pigs in suspected renal tuberculosis. — 1898, 9: 253
Cushing, H.: Laparotomy for intestinal perforation in typhoid fever. — 1898, 9: 257
Weaver, G.H.: Spontaneous haemorrhagic septicaemia in a guinea-pig, caused by a bacillus. — 1898, 9: 270
Stover, G.H.: Antitoxic relation between bee poison and honey (?). — 1898, 9: 271
Camac, C.N.B.: Broadbent's sign. (Proceedings). — 1898, 9: 271
Brown, T.R.: Aortic aneurysm. (Proceedings). — 1898, 9: 272
Livingood, L.E.: Epidemic cerebro-spinal meningitis. (Proceedings). — 1898, 9: 273
Allbutt, T.C.: Medicine in the nineteenth century. — 1898, 9: 277
Schenck, B.R.: On refractory subcutaneous abscesses caused by a fungus possibly related to the sporotricha. — 1898, 9: 286
Stieren, E.: Oedematous changes in the epithelium of the cornea in a case of uveitis following gonorrhoeal ophthalmia. — 1898, 9: 290
Bailey, P.: Primary focal haematomyelia from traumatism. (Proceedings). — 1898, 9: 292
Finney, J.M.T.: Two cases of pylorectomy. (Proceedings). — 1898, 9: 294
Hurd, H.M.: The non-medical treatment of epilepsy. (Proceedings). — 1898, 9: 296

1899 - Volume 10

Kelly, H.A.: The dissection and liberation of the sphincter ani muscle followed by its direct suture in cases of complete tear of the perineum, with a splitting suture passing between the outer and inner margins of the muscle. — 1899, 10: 1
Clark, J.G.: The causes and significance of uterine hemorrhage in cases of myoma uteri. — 1899, 10: 11
Ramsay, O.G.: A study of sixty-seven cases of primary malignant tumors of the suprarenal gland. — 1899, 10: 20
Miller, G.B.: The bacteriology of the cavity of the corpus uteri of the non-pregnant woman. A report of 68 cases. — 1899, 10: 29
Mitchell, J.F.: The presence of foreign bodies in the vermiform appendix, with especial reference to pointed bodies. — 1899, 10: 35
Clark, J.G.: Origin, development and degeneration of the blood-vessels of the ovary. — 1899, 10: 40
Brown, T.R.: Ovarian cysts in the negress. — 1899, 10: 44
Hastings, T.W., and MacCallum, W.G.: On a hitherto undescribed peptonising diplococcus causing acute ulcerative endocarditis. — 1899, 10: 46
...: Obituary: Kanthack, Alfredo Antimes. — 1899, 10: 47
Thomas, H.M.: An analysis of the cases of tabes in the Johns Hopkins Hospital and Dispensary from its opening in May, 1889, to December 1, 1898. — 1899, 10: 51
Lartigau, A.J.: On typhoid septicaemia, with the report of two cases, one of which was a typhoid infection without intestinal lesions. — 1899, 10: 55
Herring, A.P., and Reuling, R.: Cavities in the brain produced by the Bacillus aerogenes capsulatus. — 1899, 10: 62
Howard, W.T., Jr.: Acute fibrino-purulent cerebro-spinal meningitis, ependymitis, abscesses of the cerebrum, gas-cysts of the cerebrum, cerebro-spinal exudation, and of the liver, due to the Bacillus aerogenes capsulatus. — 1899, 10: 66
Camac, C.N.B.: Resistance to quinine of certain forms of malaria. (Proceedings). — 1899, 10: 69
...: Proceedings: Johns Hopkins Medical Society. — 1899, 10: 69, 95, 113, 136, 196, 211, 213, 231
Futcher, T.B.: A new method of staining malarial parasites. (Proceedings). — 1899, 10: 70
Harris, N.MacL., and MacCallum, W.G.: Multiple metastases from pelvic sarcoma. (Proceedings). — 1899, 10: 71
Cushing, H.: Acute diffuse gonococcus peritonitis. — 1899, 10: 75
Theobald, S.: A case of atrophy of the optic nerves following hemorrhage from the stomach with a consideration of the causes of post-hemorrhagic blindness. — 1899, 10: 82
Gilchrist, T.C.: Lichen scrofulosorum in a negro. — 1899, 10: 84
Verhoeff, F.H.: A new instrument for measuring heterophoria and the combining power of the eyes. — 1899, 10: 87
Chittenden, A.S.: On the solution of mercury in the body. — 1899, 10: 92
Futcher, T.B.: Gelatine injections in the treatment of aneurism. (Proceedings). — 1899, 10: 95
Futcher, T.B.: Schott treatment of the heart disease. (Proceedings). — 1899, 10: 96
Flexner, S.: Aneurism of the aorta, compressing and rupturing into left bronchus. (Proceedings). — 1899, 10: 97
Gould, G.M.: The duties and dangers of organization in the nursing profession. — 1899, 10: 103
Mitchell, J.F.: A pin in vermiform appendix. — 1899, 10: 108
Gwyn, N.B.: The presence of typhoid bacilli in the urines of typhoid fever patients. — 1899, 10: 109
Gwyn, N.B.: A case of general infection by the Diplococcus intracellularis of Weichselbaum. — 1899, 10: 112
Laplace, E.: A demonstration of intestinal anastomosis by means of a new forceps. (Proceedings). — 1899, 10: 113
Moriarta, D.C.: A pin in the appendix vermiformis. (Correspondence). — 1899, 10: 113
Kelly, H.A.: A new operation for vesico-vaginal fistula. (Proceedings). — 1899, 10: 115
Kelly, H.A.: New use for renal catheters. (Proceedings). — 1899, 10: 116
Trudeau, E.L.: The present aspect of some vexed questions relating to tuberculosis, with suggestions for future work. — 1899, 10: 121
Penrose, C.A.: Infusion of salt solution combined with a special method for the administration of oxygen inhalations as a treatment in pneumonia. — 1899, 10: 127
Wooley, P.G.: A note on the pigment production of Bacillus pyocyaneus and bacillus fluorescens liquefaciens. — 1899, 10: 129
Wooley, P.G.: Experiments made to determine the effects of sugar upon the pigment formation of some of the chromogenic bacteria. — 1899, 10: 130
Larned, C.W.: Chronic malarial nephritis, with report of a case. — 1899, 10: 131
Gwyn, N.B.: A case in which the bacillus aerogenes capsulatus was repeatedly isolated from the circulation during life. — 1899, 10: 134
Cushing, H.: Remarks upon a case of jejunal fistula. (Proceedings). — 1899, 10: 136
Theobald, S.: Treatment of acute otitis media following influenza. (Proceedings). — 1899, 10: 137
Paton, S.: Some objections to the neurone theory. (Proceedings). — 1899, 10: 139
Bombaugh, C.C.: Female poisoners - ancient and modern. — 1899, 10: 148
Calvert, W.J.: The history of the medical department of Transylvania University and its faculty. — 1899, 10: 153
Cordell, E.F.: Sketch of John Crawford, M.D.. — 1899, 10: 158
Hunner, G.L.: A case of acute suppurative cholecystitis with isolation of the Bacillus typhosus eighteen years after an attack of typhoid fever. — 1899, 10: 163
Cushing, H.: Observations upon the origin of gall-bladder infections and upon the experimental formation of gall-stones. — 1899, 10: 166
Harrison, R.G.: The growth and regeneration of the tails of the frog larva. — 1899, 10: 173
Austin, M.F.: Endocarditis due to a minute organism, probably the bacillus of influenza. — 1899, 10: 194
Kelly, H.A.: Carcinoma uteri. (Proceedings). — 1899, 10: 196
Kelly, H.A.: Extensive destruction of a sphincter. (Proceedings). — 1899, 10: 196
...: Obituary: McKeough, Edward P.. — 1899, 10: 196
Kelly, H.A.: Excessive growth of fat. (Proceedings). — 1899, 10: 197
Brooks, W.K.: Scientific laboratories. — 1899, 10: 199
Hurd, H.M.: The teaching of psychiatry. — 1899, 10: 205
Penrose, C.A.: A new apparatus designed for the support and safe anaesthetization of patients while in the knee-chest position. — 1899, 10: 209
Opie, E.L.: A case of hemochromatosis. (Proceedings). — 1899, 10: 211
Craig, C.F.: Report of a case of combined typhoid and quartan malarial fevers. (Proceedings). — 1899, 10: 213
Kelly, H.A.: The recognition of the poisonous serpents of North America. — 1899, 10: 217
Brown, T.R.: On the chemistry, toxicology, and therapy of snake poisoning. — 1899, 10: 221
Hunner, G.L., and Lyon, I.P.: The mensuration and capacity of the female bladder. — 1899, 10: 227
Osler, W.: Cases illustrating forms of pigmentation of the skin. (Proceedings). — 1899, 10: 231
Barker, L.F., and Futcher, T.B.: A case of purulent leptomeningitis associated with acute endocarditis due to infection with the Micrococcus lanceolatus. (Proceedings). — 1899, 10: 232

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