- Ice
- The clinical results of combined penicillin and ice therapy [Gilbert, R.A., Call, R.A., and Roose, D.J.]. — 1949, 84: 245
- Iconography
- Iconographic notes on Girolamo Fracastoro [Klebs, A.C.]. — 1915, 26: 378
- Idiocy
- A case of amaurotic family idiocy [Sachs, E.]. — 1904, 15: 94
- Immune Body
- Preliminary communication regarding an immune body capable of inhibiting the development of cancer in mice (adenocarcinoma, Jensen) [Clowes, G.H.A.]. — 1905, 16: 130
Abstract. (Proceedings) [Clowes, G.H.A.]. — 1905, 16: 146
- Immunity
- Concerning "cobra-lecithid." A summary [Manwaring, W.H.]. — 1910, 21: 277
Intestinal obstruction: formation and absorption of toxin [Davis, D.M.]. — 1914, 25: 33
Natural immunity of animals against poison of intestinal obstruction [Davis, D.M., and Morgan, H.S.]. — 1914, 25: 39
The effect upon haemolytic streptococci of cultivating them in immune and normal serum [Bliss, E.A., and Amoss, H.L.]. — 1929, 45: 361
Problems in active and passive immunity [Madsen, T., and Jensen, C.]. — 1937, 61: 221
Immunity in relation to 1:2:5:6-dibenzanthracene-induced sarcomata [Lewis, M.R.]. — 1940, 67: 325
Antibody formation in alloxan diabetes. A comparison of the precipitin response to egg albumen of normal rabbits and of rabbits with alloxan diabetes [Payne, T.P.B., and Cruickshank, A.H.]. — 1948, 83: 326
- Immunity active
- Anti-typhoid vaccination. The immediate results of the administration of 3600 doses [Russell, F.F.]. — 1910, 21: 83
The development of antibodies in the serum of patients recovering from acute lobar pneumonia [Clough, P.W.]. — 1913, 24: 295
Prophylactic vaccination against acute tonsillitis [Bloomfield, A.L., and Felty, A.R.]. — 1923, 34: 251
- Immunity granules derived from leucocytes
- The presence in the blood of free granules derived from leucocytes, and their possible relations to immunity [Stokes, W.R., and Wegefahrt, A.]. — 1897, 8: 246
- Immunity in allergy
- Observations on the relation of allergy to immunity [Rich, A.R.]. — 1930, 47: 189
The persistence of immunity after the abolition of allergy by desensitization [Rich, A.R., Jennings, F.B., Jr., and Downing, L.M.]. — 1933, 53: 172
- Immunity mechanism
- The pro-infective ("aggressive") action of normal blood-serum [Cole, R.I., and Smirnow, M.R.]. — 1908, 19: 249
Amboceptors and complement in typhoid sera [Denison, H.S.]. — 1908, 19: 263
Some observations on hypersensitiveness to pneumococcus protein, with special reference to its relation to immunity [Clough, P.W.]. — 1915, 26: 37
The nature of resistance to tuberculosis [Krause, A.K.]. — 1917, 28: 191
Immunological reactions of Bence-Jones proteins. I. Differences between Bence-Jones proteins and human serum proteins [Bayne-Jones, S., and Wilson, D.W.]. — 1922, 33: 37
Immunological reactions of Bence-Jones proteins. II. Differences between Bence-Jones proteins from various sources [Bayne-Jones, S., and Wilson, D.W.]. — 1922, 33: 119
The mechanism responsible for the prevention of spread of bacteria in the immune body [Rich, A.R.]. — 1933, 52: 203
A study of the character and degree of protection afforded by the immune state independently of the leucocytes [Rich, A.R., and McKee, C.M.]. — 1934, 54: 277
- Immunity passive
- The effects of serum therapy in acute lobar pneumonia [Bloomfield, A.L.]. — 1917, 28: 301
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 [Birkhaug, K.E.]. — 1925, 36: 134
Studies on the protective substance in antipneumococcus serum. III. The protective substance in types I, II and III antipneumococcus sera [Felton, L.D.]. — 1926, 38: 33
Report of a case of herpes zoster ophthalmicus treated with convalescent serum [Friedenwald, J.S.]. — 1929, 45: 103
- Immunity pathology
- The Huxley lecture on recent studies of immunity with special reference to their bearing on pathology [Welch, W.H.]. — 1902, 13: 285
- Impetigo
- Impetigo contagiosa in children - its etiology and treatment [Smith, D.T., and Burky, E.L.]. — 1924, 35: 78
Bullous impetigo complicating varicella. Report of a case [Eldridge, L.A., Jr., and Rivers, T.M.]. — 1927, 41: 354
- Impregnation
- Pregnancy following implantation of the outer and of the only remaining Fallopian into the uterine cornu after resection of a cornual pregnancy [Shaw, H.N.]. — 1921, 32: 305
- Inanition
- Studies on experimental rickets. XV. The effect of starvation on the healing of rickets [McCollum, E.V., Simmonds, N., Shipley, P.G., and Park, E.A.]. — 1922, 33: 31
The nutritional requirements in inanition. I. Observations on the ability of single foodstuffs to prolong survival [Holt, L.E., Jr., and Kajdi, C.N.]. — 1944, 74: 121
The nutritional requirements in inanition. II. The effect of mineral and vitamin supplements on the survival of animals on single foods [Holt, L.E., Jr., and Kajdi, C.N.]. — 1944, 74: 142
Studies on convalescence. IV. Nitrogen and mineral balances during starvation and graduated feeding in healthy young males at bed rest [Howard, J.E., Bigham, R.S., Jr., Eisenberg, H., Wagner, D., and Bailey, E.]. — 1946, 78: 282
- Indians of North America
- The epidemic of the Indians of New England, 1616-1620, with remarks on native American infections [Williams, H.U.]. — 1909, 20: 340
- Indigestion
- The causes of indigestion - A study of 1000 cases [VanderHoof, D.]. — 1915, 26: 151
- Indole
- The inability of Staphylococci to form indole from protein, peptone and tryptophane [Bayne-Jones, S., and Zinninger, P.]. — 1921, 32: 299
- Infant caudal appendage
- See Appendage caudal
- Infants
- An appendix abscess in a 27-months' child; with am analysis of infantile appendicitis in The Johns Hopkins Hospital [Churchman, J.W.]. — 1909, 20: 31
Bleeding from the intestinal tract of an infant in the course of alimentary decomposition in the sense of Finkelstein. A clinical note [Amberg, S.]. — 1909, 20: 323
Gaucher's disease. A report of two cases in infants [Knox, J.H.M., Jr., Wahl, H.R., and Schmeisser, H.C.]. — 1916, 27: 1
The cases of Gaucher's disease reported by Drs. Knox, Wahl and Schmeisser [Mandlebaum, F.S., and Downey, H.]. — 1916, 27: 109
- Infants nutrition
- Iron metabolism in infancy. I. Factors influencing iron retention on ordinary diets [Josephs, H.W.]. — 1939, 65: 145
Studies on the protein metabolism of the infant. I. The comparative biological value of some milk protein preparations [Albanese A.A., Holt, L.E., Jr., Irby, V., Snyderman, S.E., and Lein, M.]. — 1947, 80: 149
Studies on the protein metabolism of infants. II. Tryptophane requirement of the infant [Albanese A.A., Holt, L.E., Jr., Irby, V., Snyderman, S.E., and Lein, M.]. — 1947, 80: 158
- Infants, Newborn blood in
- On the excretion of creatinin in the infant with some notes regarding its occurrence in amniotic fluid [Amberg, S., and Rowntree, L.G.]. — 1910, 21: 40
The amino-acid nitrogen of the blood in cases of normal and complicated pregnancy and also in the new-born infant [Morse, A.]. — 1917, 28: 199
Isoagglutination in new-born infants and their mothers. A possible relationship between interagglutination and the toxemias of pregnancy [McQuarrie, I.]. — 1923, 34: 51
Studies on the living blood cells of the newborn [Forkner, C.E.]. — 1929, 45: 75
Factors influencing plasma prothrombin in the new born infant. I. Prematurity and vitamin K [Hellman, L.M., and Shettles, L.B.]. — 1939, 65: 138
Factors influencing plasma prothrombin in the newborn infant. II. Antepartum and neonatal ingestion of vitamin K concentrate [Shettles, L.B., Delfs, E., and Hellman, L.M.]. — 1939, 65: 419
Factors influencing plasma prothrombin in the new born infant. III. A study of the vitamin K activity of various naphthohydroquinone derivatives [Hellman, L.M., Moore, W.T., and Shettles, L.B.]. — 1940, 66: 379
Factors influencing plasma prothrombin in the newborn infant. IV. The effect of antenatal administration of vitamin K on the incidence of retinal hemorrhage in the newborn [Maumenee, A.E., Hellman, L.M., and Shettles, L.B.]. — 1941, 68: 158
- Infants, Newborn premature
- Factors influencing plasma prothrombin in the new born infant. I. Prematurity and vitamin K [Hellman, L.M., and Shettles, L.B.]. — 1939, 65: 138
- Infection
- The reaction of the spleen in acute infections [Evans, F.A.]. — 1916, 27: 356
An experimental study of phagocytosis in relation to terminal infections [Cross, H.B.]. — 1921, 32: 350
Acute lobar pneumonia and haematogenous puerperal infection; a case report [Johnston, R.A., and Morgan, H.J.]. — 1922, 33: 106
A peculiar type of adrenal cortical damage associated with acute infections, and its possible relation to circulatory collapse [Rich, A.R.]. — 1944, 74: 1
The clinical results of combined penicillin and ice therapy [Gilbert, R.A., Call, R.A., and Roose, D.J.]. — 1949, 84: 245
- Infection bacterial
- The relation of leucocytes with eosinophile granulation to bacterial infection [Opie, E.L.]. — 1904, 15: 71
- Infection blastomycetic
- See Blastomycetic Infection
- Infection by Bacillus aërogenes capsullatus
- See Bacillus aërogenes capsulatus
- Infection by Bacterium coli commune
- See Bacterium coli commune
- Infection fulminating hemorrhagic
- See Bacillus mucosus capsulatus group
- Infection hemorrhagic
- See Bacillus mucosus capsulatus group
- Infection malarial
- Malarial infection as a source of error in surgical diagnosis [Russell, W.W.]. — 1896, 7: 204
- Infection polybacterial
- Report of a case of polybacterial infection in typhoid fever, with especial reference to certain involutions exhibited by the Bacillus typhosus [Carter, E.P.]. — 1897, 8: 115
- Infection protozoan
- A case of combined protozoan and bacterial infection [Flexner, S.]. — 1896, 7: 171
- Infection renal
- Ascending renal infection; with special reference to the reflex of urine from the bladder into the ureters as an etiological factor in its causation and maintenance [Sampson, J.A.]. — 1903, 14: 334
- Infection streptococcus
- A case of associated streptococcus infection of the vermiform appendix and Fallopian tube [Robb, H.]. — 1892, 3: 23
Rarer cases of and observation on streptococcus infection. (Proceedings) [Bloodgood, J.C.]. — 1897, 8: 47
- Infection through the drainage tube
- Infection through the drainage tube; the result of the bacteriological examination of drainage tube fluids in sixteen consecutive cases of coeliotomy [Ghriskey, A.A., and Robb, H.]. — 1891, 2: 93
- Infection typhoid
- Typhoid infection without intestinal lesions [Flexner, S., and Harris, N.MacL.]. — 1897, 8: 259
Typhoid infection without lesions of the intestine. A case of haemorrhagic typhoid fever [Opie, E.L., and Bassett, V.H.]. — 1901, 12: 198
- Infection with a para-colon bacillus
- On infection with a para-colon bacillus in a case with all the clinical features of typhoid fever [Gwyn, N.B.]. — 1898, 9: 54
- Infection with Balantidium coli
- See Balantidium Coli
- Infections treatment of
- The treatment of general infections, with especial reference to the use of silver nitrate in such cases. (Proceedings) [Hume, J.]. — 1904, 15: 61
- Inflammation
- The relation of the sensory nerves to inflammation [Stevenson, H.N., and Reid, M.R.]. — 1915, 26: 21
Histamine as an inflammatory agent [Bloom, W.]. — 1922, 33: 185
The changes in the omentum of the rabbit during mild irritations; with especial reference to the specificity of the mesothelium [Cunningham, R.S.]. — 1922, 33: 257
The effects of chronic irritations on the morphology of the peritoneal mesothelium [Cunningham, R.S.]. — 1924, 35: 111
The influence of a monocytosis of the peripheral blood stream upon the cellular character of an acute inflammation [Frerichs, J.B.]. — 1944, 74: 49
- Influenza
- Clinical observations on epidemic influenza [Bloomfield, A.L., and Harrop, G.A., Jr.]. — 1919, 30: 1
The behavior of the blood toward oxygen in influenzal infections [Harrop, G.A., Jr.]. — 1919, 30: 10
Comments on the pathology and bacteriology of fatal influenza cases, as observed at Camp Devens, Mass. [Wolbach, S.B.]. — 1919, 30: 104
Observations on epidemic of influenza B occurring at The Johns Hopkins Hospital in November-December, 1945 [Ward, T.G., and Leymaster, G.R.]. — 1947, 81: 325
- Influenza and malaria
- Clinical notes. (1) Intermittent fever in influenza simulating malarial fever. (2) Grave malarial fever with few parasites in the peripheral circulation. Dangers of the intravenous injection of quinine [Thayer, W.S.]. — 1911, 22: 101
- Influenza diagnosis
- The correlation of x-ray findings and physical signs in the chest in uncomplicated epidemic influenza [Bloomfield, A.L., and Waters, C.A.]. — 1919, 30: 252
The diagnosis of influenza virus infections by the agglutination-inhibition test [Farmer, T.W., and Streeter, G.A.]. — 1944, 75: 48
- Influenza leucocytes in
- The reaction of the leucocytes in epidemic influenza [Douglas, B.]. — 1919, 30: 338
- Influenza tuberculin reaction
- Changes in skin sensitiveness to tuberculin during epidemic influenza [Bloomfield, A.L., and Mateer, J.G.]. — 1919, 30: 238
- Influenza Bacilli
- See Bacteria Mucosa influenza
- Infra-Red Rays
- An infra-red absorption method for quantitative analysis of respiratory and other gases [Pfund, A.H., and Gemmill, C.L.]. — 1940, 67: 61
- Inguinal Region neural anatomy
- Observations upon the neural anatomy of the inguinal region relative to the performance of herniotomy under local anaesthesia [Cushing, H.]. — 1900, 11: 58
- Injury shoulder
- Injury to the shoulder. (Proceedings) [Finney, J.M.T.]. — 1894, 5: 83
- Inoculation intra-tracheal
- The results of the intra-tracheal inoculation of the Bacillus diphteriae in rabbits [Anderson, H.B., and Flexner, S.]. — 1898, 9: 72
- Inoculation intravenous
- Intravenous inoculation of rabbits with the Bacillus coli communis and the Bacillus typhi abdominalis [Blachstein, A.G.]. — 1891, 2: 96
Additional note concerning the intravenous inoculation of the Bacillus typhi abdominalis [Welch, W.H.]. — 1891, 2: 121
- Inoculation with the sputum of tuberculous cases
- Report on the inoculation of thirteen guinea-pigs with the sputum of tuberculous cases undergoing the Koch treatment [Nuttall, G.H.F., and Wright, J.H.]. — 1891, 2: 77
- Inorganic Salts
- See Minerals
- Insanity
- See Gemmules
- Insanity post-typhoid
- Post-typhoid insanity. (Proceedings) [McCrae, T.]. — 1902, 13: 57
- Insomnia
- See Sleep disorders
- Instruments
- The piezometer, an instrument for measuring resistances [Kelly, H.A.]. — 1904, 15: 293
An instrument for the determination of venous pressure in man [Hooker, D.R., and Eyster, J.A.E.]. — 1908, 19: 274
A method for complete enucleation of the tonsil [West, J.A.]. — 1908, 19: 328
Conveniences in laboratory technique [Perkins, R.G.]. — 1909, 20: 324
A simple method for the determination of venous pressure [Brown, N.W.]. — 1918, 29: 93
An apparatus for measuring the newborn [Schultz, A.H.]. — 1920, 31: 131
A new apparatus for heating bacterial and blood smears [Elvers, C.F.]. — 1924, 35: 94
Note on timing device for the determination of the refractory period of the heart [Dieuaide, F.R., and Turner, R.H.]. — 1924, 35: 411
The use of television in surgical operations [Trimble, I.R., and Reese, F.M.]. — 1947, 81: 186
Studies on the physiology, biochemistry, and cytopathology of the cornea in relation to injury by mustard gas and allied toxic agents. Appendix II. A mechanical device for the extraction of soluble compounds from the cornea and other tough tissues [Friedenwald, J.S., and Moses, S.G.]. — 1948, 82: 350
A multi-channel strain-gage tokodynamometer: an instrument for studying patterns of uterine contractions in pregnant women [Reynolds, S.R.M., Heard, O.O., Bruns, P., and Hellman, L.M.]. — 1948, 82: 446
Oximeter control of arterial oxygen saturation in anoxemia studies [Penneys, R., and Thomas, C.B.]. — 1948, 82: 470
Audiometry with the use of galvanic skin-resistance response. A preliminary report [Bordley, J.E., Hardy, W.G., and Richter, C.P.]. — 1948, 82: 569
A simple volumeter for measuring the oxygen consumption of small animals [Lilienthal, J.L., Jr., Zierler, K.L., and Folk, B.P.]. — 1949, 84: 238
Colonmetrographic studies of the effects of section of the parasympathetic nerves of the colon [Scott, H.W., Jr., and Cantrell, J.R.]. — 1949, 85: 310
- Insulin
- The effect of insulin injections upon the serum inorganic phosphate in normal and suprarenalectomized dogs [Ellsworth, R.M., and Weinstein, A.]. — 1933, 53: 21
The control of carbohydrate metabolism [MacLeod, J.J.R.]. — 1934, 54: 79
The action of insulin on glycogen reserves [Bridge, E.M.]. — 1938, 62: 408
Diabetes, insulin action, and the respiratory quotient [Bridge, E.M., and Winter, E.A.]. — 1939, 64: 257
The effect of insulin on the glycogen content of isolated muscles [Gemmill, C.L.]. — 1940, 66: 232
The effect of insulin on glycogen deposition and on glucose utilization by isolated muscles [Gemmill, C.L., and Hamman, L., Jr.]. — 1941, 68: 50
The effects of glucose and of insulin on the metabolism of the isolated diaphragm of the rat [Gemmill, C.L.]. — 1941, 68: 329
A note of the fate injected insulin [Mark, J., and Lewis, R.C., Jr.]. — 1943, 72: 246
- Insulin preparations
- Studies of diabetes mellitus. III. The use of the pancreatis extract insulin in the treatment of diabetes mellitus [McCann, W.S., Hannon, R.R., and Dodd, K.]. — 1923, 34: 205
Crystalline insulin in the treatment of diabetes mellitus [Howard, J.E., and DeLawder, A.M.]. — 1933, 52: 173
- Intarvin Fat
- See Glyceryl Margarate
- Internal Rectus advancement of
- Advancement of the internal rectus. (Proceedings) [Randolph, R.L.]. — 1893, 4: 40
- Intestine circular suture of
- Inflated rubber cylinders for circular suture of the intestine [Halsted, W.S.]. — 1898, 9: 25
- Intestine human, development of
- Inflated rubber cylinders for circular suture of the intestine [Halsted, W.S.]. — 1898, 9: 25
Development of the human intestine and its position in the adult [Mall, F.P.]. — 1898, 9: 197
- Intestine pig's, development of
- Development of the pig's intestine [MacCallum, J.B.]. — 1901, 12: 102
- Intestines
- See also Gastro-Intestinal Tract
The effect of diminished blood supply to the intestines upon the general circulation [Longcope, W.T., and McClintock, A.T.]. — 1910, 21: 270
Note on the occurrence of Bacterium welchii (Bacillus aerogenes capsulatus) in the dejecta of children [Knox, J.H.M., Jr., and Ford, W.W.]. — 1915, 26: 27
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 [Paulson, M.]. — 1929, 45: 315
Di-Hydranol. Control of intestinal putrefaction in man by oral administration of 2-4-dihydroxyphenyl n-heptane [Leonard, V., and Feirer, W.A.]. — 1931, 48: 25
- Intestines diseases
- Phlegmonous enteritis [MacCallum, W.G.]. — 1906, 17: 254
The relation of intestinal infection to visceral tuberculosis [Whipple, G.H.]. — 1907, 18: 379
Hodgkin's disease of the intestines. With a report of a case [Warfield, L.M., and Kristjanson, H.T.]. — 1916, 27: 24
Sporothrix infection of the large intestine and finger-nails [Boggs, T.R., and Fried, H.]. — 1925, 37: 164
Acute staphylococcal infection of the jejunum and ileum [Blackman, S.S., Jr.]. — 1935, 57: 289
Steatorrhoea with unusual intestinal lesions [Jarcho, S.]. — 1936, 59: 275
Regional ileitis and ulcerative colitis [Stafford, E.S.]. — 1938, 62: 399
Macrocytic anemia in association with intestinal strictures and anastomoses. Review of the literature and report of two new cases [Barker, W.H., and Hummel, L.E.]. — 1939, 64: 215
Sulfanilylguanidine: a chemotherapeutic agent for intestinal infections [Marsahll, E.K., Jr., Bratton, A.C., White, H.J., and Litchfield, J.T., Jr.]. — 1940, 67: 163
- Intestines hemangiomata
- Multiple cavernous haemangiomata of the intestine [MacCallum, W.G.]. — 1906, 17: 258
- Intestines hemorrhage
- Bleeding from the intestinal tract of an infant in the course of alimentary decomposition in the sense of Finkelstein. A clinical note [Amberg, S.]. — 1909, 20: 323
- Intestines obstruction
- Intestinal obstruction [Bloodgood, J.C.]. — 1907, 18: 314
Two cases of atresia of the small intestine. I. Multiple congenital atresia of the jejunum. II. Valvular atresia and secondary inflammatory obstruction of the jejunum [Helmholz, H.F.]. — 1907, 18: 370
The occurrence of gastric mucosa in a case of Meckel's diverticulum producing intestinal obstruction [Goetsch, E.]. — 1919, 30: 143
Low grade partial obstruction of the small intestine [Martin, L., and Wright, H.E.]. — 1938, 62: 422
- Intestines obstruction, experimental
- Intestinal obstruction: A study of the toxic factors [Stone, H.B., Bernheim, B.M., and Whiple, G.H.]. — 1912, 23: 159
Intestinal obstruction: formation and absorption of toxin [Davis, D.M.]. — 1914, 25: 33
Natural immunity of animals against poison of intestinal obstruction [Davis, D.M., and Morgan, H.S.]. — 1914, 25: 39
The influence of intravenous sodium chloride on intestinal absorption and peristalsis [Hughson, W., and Scarff, J.E.]. — 1924, 35: 197
On the formation of the toxic fluid found in isolated duodenuojejunal loops [Braeye, L.]. — 1926, 39: 121
Contribution to the study of toxic absorption from the intestinal tract in experimental high obstruction [Braeye, L.]. — 1927, 40: 33
The effect of penicillin in experimental intestinal obstruction. Preliminary report on closed loop studies [Harper, W.H., and Blain, A., III]. — 1945, 76: 221
The effect of penicillin in experimental intestinal obstruction. Studies on strangulated low ileal obstructions [Blain, A., III, and Kennedy, J.D.]. — 1946, 79: 1
Intestinal obstruction: a study of two hundred and four acute cases with reference to the possible efficacy of anti-bacterial therapy [Calihan, R.J., Kennedy, J.D., and Blain, A., III]. — 1946, 79: 21
Necrosis and ulceration of the intestinal wall in simple intestinal obstruction. An experimental study [Harper, W.H., and Lemmer, R.A.]. — 1946, 79: 207
- Intestines physiology
- The influence of intravenous sodium chloride on intestinal absorption and peristalsis [Hughson, W., and Scarff, J.E.]. — 1924, 35: 197
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 [Paulson, M.]. — 1929, 45: 315
- Intestines secretions
- The effect of sunshine on the acidity of the intestinal tract of rachitic rats [Tisdall, F.F., and Price, H.W.]. — 1927, 41: 432
Difficulties in the enzymic titration of duodenal contents [Davison, W.C.]. — 1942, 70: 504
- Intestines stenosis
- Macrocytic anemia in association with intestinal strictures and anastomoses. Review of the literature and report of two new cases [Barker, W.H., and Hummel, L.E.]. — 1939, 64: 215
- Intestines surgery
- Comparative surgery. Third series of reports. XVII. A study of reversal of the intestine [McClure, R.D., and Derge, H.F.]. — 1907, 18: 472
Comparative surgery. Third series of reports. XIX. Notes on the resection of large portions of the small intestine [Evans, H.M., and Brenizer, A.G.]. — 1907, 18: 477
Intestinal anastomosis without open incisions by means of basting stitches [Parker, E.M., and Kerr, H.H.]. — 1908, 19: 132
A synopsis of studies on peritoneal adhesions with a contribution to the treatment of denuded bowel surfaces [Richardson, E.H.]. — 1911, 22: 283
The effect of extensive resections of the small intestine [Flint, J.M.]. — 1912, 23: 127
Studies on the aseptic end-to-end anastomosis of the intestine [Grey, E.G.]. — 1918, 29: 267
Healing of end-to-end intestinal anastomoses with especial reference to the regeneration of blood-vessels [Sabin, F.R.]. — 1920, 31: 289
End-to-end anastomosis of the intestine by presection seizures. An experimental study [Holman, E.F.]. — 1920, 31: 300
Blind end-to-end anastomosis of the sigmoid - a modified Halsted operation - presentation of a new instrument [Bidgood, C.Y.]. — 1923, 34: 197
Blind-end circular suture of the intestine (Halsted method) [Rienhoff, W.F., Jr.]. — 1925, 36: 81
- Intussusception
- Reduction of intussusception by hydrostatic pressure. An experimental study. [Ravitch, M.M., and McCune, R.M., Jr.]. — 1948, 82: 550
- Invalid Cooking instruction in
- Practical and scientific instruction in invalid cooking [Robb, I. Hampton]. — 1890, 1: 108
- Inversion uterus
- See Uterus inversion
- Iodine and Iodine Compounds
- The relation of iodine to the parathyroid [Estes, W.L., Jr., and Cecil, A.B.]. — 1907, 18: 331
A preliminary report upon the effects of feeding animals upon an iodine-free diet [Dochez, A.R.]. — 1908, 19: 235
The influence of feeding iodides on the catalytic activity of the rabbit's blood [Strauss, A.]. — 1912, 23: 51
The action of potassium and sodium iodides and of the iodine ion on the heart and blood vessels [Macht, D.I.]. — 1914, 25: 278
Endemic goitre in rabbits. III. Effect of administration of iodine [Webster, B., and Chesney, A.M.]. — 1928, 43: 291
The effect of potassium iodide on the pulse rates of normal individuals [McEachern, D.]. — 1930, 47: 299
The effect of the ingestion of potassium iodide on the electrocardiogram of normal individuals [McEachern, D., and Baker, B.M., Jr.]. — 1930, 47: 304
The use of iodine in the pre-operative treatment of hyperthyroidism; with remarks on iodine remissions as observed in Baltimore, Md [Winkenwerder, W.L., and McEachern, D.]. — 1932, 51: 282
Hypersensitivity to iodine as a cause of periarteritis nodosa [Rich, A.R.]. — 1945, 77: 43
- Iodine Test demonstration of
- Demonstration of Florence's iodine test for seminal stains. (Proceedings) [Barker, L.F.]. — 1897, 8: 133
- Irideremia
- See Glaucoma
- Iris defects
- See Eye congenital defects
- Iron
- See also Minerals iron
Iron impregnation and incrustation of various tissues [Klotz, O.]. — 1916, 27: 363
- Iron presence of
- See Eosinophile-Leucocytes presence of iron
- Irrigating Stand
- A new office irrigating stand [Walker, G.]. — 1904, 15: 394
- Ischium
- Transverse fracture of the body of the ischium in 1893; terminal displacement in 1902; diagnosticated in 1909 [Sharpe, N.W.]. — 1911, 22: 57
- Islands of Langerhans
- See Langerhans Islands
- Iso-Par
- See Ear
- Israel Spachius gynecology
- See Gynecology Spachius's
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