- Radiation
- Studies on the physiology, biochemistry, and cytopathology of the cornea in relation to injury by mustard gas and allied toxic agents. XVI. Comparison of the effects of mustard, ultraviolet and X-radiation and colchicine on the cornea [Friedenwald, J.S., Buschke, W., and Moses, S.G.]. — 1948, 82: 312
- Radium
- A brief outline of the status of radium therapeutics [Burnam, C.F.]. — 1915, 26: 190
Parathormone in the treatment of "radium poisoning"; a preliminary report [Flinn, F.B., and Seidlin, S.M.]. — 1929, 45: 269
- Radius
- Osteo-sarcoma of the radius in a dog [Gundrum, F.F.]. — 1907, 18: 467
- Radius congenital absence of
- Congenital absence of radius. (Proceedings) [Warfield, M.]. — 1892, 3: 42
- Ragweed
- See Hay Fever
- Rat-Bite Fever
- Rat-bite fever. A review of the American cases with reevaluation of etiology; report of cases [Brown, T.M., and Nunemaker, J.C.]. — 1942, 70: 201
Rat bite fever due to streptobacillus moniliformis treated with penicillin. Case report [Weber, R.A., and Favour, C.B.]. — 1945, 77: 132
- Raynaud's Disease
- Hyperproteinemia associated with multiple myeloma. With report of a case in which an extraordinary hyperproteinemia was associated with thrombosis of the retinal veins and symptoms suggesting Raynaud's disease [Wintrobe, M.M., and Buell, M.V.]. — 1933, 52: 156
- Rectum
- A pin imbedded in the rectum [Ramsay, O.G.]. — 1900, 11: 256
Posterior resection of the rectum and rectosigmoid (Kraske or modified) under regional anesthesia [Labat, G.L.]. — 1922, 33: 134
- Rectum and sigmoid flexure
- A new method of exploring the rectum and sigmoid flexure. (Proceedings) [Kelly, H.A.]. — 1894, 5: 137
- Rectum pin imbedded in
- See Rectum
- Reflexes
- A study of reflexes in the deafferented leg of the cat and their relation to tonus [Sprong, W.L.]. — 1929, 45: 371
Psychogalvanic reaction to painful stimuli in hypnotic and hysterical anesthesia [Levine, M.]. — 1930, 46: 331
Reflex vesical contraction in the cat after transection of the spinal cord in the lower lumbar region [Langworthy, O.R., and Hesser, F.H.]. — 1937, 60: 204
A curious illustration of "mass reflex" and involuntary micturition following injury of the spinal cord [Langworthy, O.R.]. — 1937, 60: 337
The orienting reflex (questioning reaction) cardiac, respiratory, salivary and motor components [Robinson, J., and Gantt, W.H.]. — 1947, 80: 231
Some manifestations of reflex activity in spinal man with particular reference to the occurrence of extensor spasm [Kuhn, R.A., and Macht, M.B.]. — 1949, 84: 43
Tremor and changes in reflex status produced by DDT in decerebrate, decerebrate-decerebellate and spinal animals [Bromiley, R.G., and Bard, P.]. — 1949, 84: 414
- Reflexes conditioned
- An attempt to condition adrenalin hyperglycemia [Gantt, W.H., Katzenelbogen, S., and Loucks, R.B.]. — 1937, 60: 400
Analysis of the mental defect in chronic Korsakov's psychosis by means of the conditioned reflex method [Gantt, W.H., and Muncie, W.]. — 1942, 70: 467
Effect of amphetamine (benzedrine) sulfate upon higher nervous activity. I. Animal experiments [Alpern, E.B., Finkelstein N., and Gantt, W.H.]. — 1943, 73: 287
Amphetamine (benzadrine) sulfate upon higher nervous activity compared with alcohol. II. Human experiments [Finkelstein N., Alpern, E.B., and Gantt, W.H.]. — 1945, 76: 61
Toxicity of sulfanilamide on higher nervous activity [Gantt, W.H., and Marshall, E.K., Jr.]. — 1945, 77: 104
- Rehabilitation
- Scottish experiments in social medicine [Davidson, A.]. — 1948, 82: 479
- Renal and Ureteral Cases exhibition of
- Exhibition of renal and ureteral cases. (Proceedings) [Young, H.H.]. — 1903, 14: 93
- Renal Artery decapsulation
- See Nephritis renal decapsulation
- Renal Artery first appearance of
- On the first appearance of the renal artery, and the relative development of the kidneys and Wolffian bodies in pig embryos [Hill, E.C.]. — 1905, 16: 60
- Renal Decapsulation
- See Nephritis renal decapsulation
- Renal Infection ascending
- See Infection renal
- Renal Insufficiency cryoscopy
- Cryoscopy as an index of renal insufficiency in surgical diseases of the kidney [Tinker, M.B.]. — 1903, 14: 162
- Reproduction
- Observations on reproduction in the chimpanzee [Schultz, A.H., and Snyder, F.F.]. — 1935, 57: 193
- Respiration
- Blood pressure changes in Cheyne-Stokes respiration [Eyster, J.A.E.]. — 1906, 17: 296
Superventilation and carbon dioxide elimination [King, J.T., and Cross, V.B.]. — 1923, 34: 349
The effect of ventricular asystole on respiration [Thomas, H.M., Jr.]. — 1936, 59: 213
Decorticate polypneic panting in the cat [Lilienthal, J.L., Jr., and Otenasek, F.J.]. — 1937, 61: 101
Cardiac arrhythmia during Cheynes-Stokes respiration [Matthews, E., and Wood, W.B., Jr]. — 1940, 66: 335
The orienting reflex (questioning reaction) cardiac, respiratory, salivary and motor components [Robinson, J., and Gantt, W.H.]. — 1947, 80: 231
Studies of respiratory air flow. I. Significance of the normal pneumo-tachogram [Proctor, D.F., and Hardy, J.B.]. — 1949, 85: 253
- Respiratory Enzymes
- See Enzymes respiratory
- Respiratory Quotient
- Studies of diabetes mellitus. I. Respiratory exchange following the ingestion of glucose, glycerol, calcium hexose phosphate and calcium glycerophosphate [McCann, W.S., and Hannon, R.R.]. — 1923, 34: 73
Changes in total gaseous metabolism of unanesthetized dogs after intravenous injection of posterior pituitary extracts [Geiling, E.M.K., and DeLawder, A.M.]. — 1932, 51: 335
The correlation of the respiratory quotient to glycogen reserves [Bridge, E.M.]. — 1937, 61: 349
Diabetes, insulin action, and the respiratory quotient [Bridge, E.M., and Winter, E.A.]. — 1939, 64: 257
- Respiratory Tract
- The teaching of pathological physiology. III. Organs of respiration [MacCallum, W.G.]. — 1908, 19: 215
An unrecognized pathway for bacterial invasion of the respiratory tract [Winternitz, M.C., Smith, G.H., and Robinson, E.S.]. — 1920, 31: 63
- Respiratory Tract bacteriology
- The fate of bacteria introduced into the upper air passages [Bloomfield, A.L.]. — 1919, 30: 317
The fate of bacteria introduced into the upper air passages. IV. The reaction of the saliva [Bloomfield, A.L., and Huck, J.G.]. — 1920, 31: 118
The fate of bacteria introduced into the upper air passages. V. The Friedländer bacilli [Bloomfield, A.L.]. — 1920, 31: 203
The significance of the bacteria found in the throats of healthy people [Bloomfield, A.L.]. — 1921, 32: 33
Variations in the bacterial flora of the upper air passages during the course of common colds [Bloomfield, A.L.]. — 1921, 32: 121
The localization of bacteria in the upper air passages: its bearing on infections [Bloomfield, A.L.]. — 1921, 32: 290
Adaptation of bacteria to growth on human mucous membranes and special reference to the throat flora of infants [Bloomfield, A.L.]. — 1922, 33: 61
The dissemination of bacteria in the upper air passages. II. The circulation of bacteria in the mouth [Bloomfield, A.L.]. — 1922, 33: 145
The dissemination of bacteria in the upper air passages. III. The relation of bacteria to the mucous membranes [Bloomfield, A.L.]. — 1922, 33: 252
The effect of antiseptics on the bacterial flora of the upper passages [Bloomfield, A.L.]. — 1923, 34: 65
- Respiratory Tract diseases
- Variations in the bacterial flora of the upper air passages during the course of common colds [Bloomfield, A.L.]. — 1921, 32: 121
The localization of bacteria in the upper air passages: its bearing on infections [Bloomfield, A.L.]. — 1921, 32: 290
A clinical epidemiological study of acute tonsillitis and acute upper respiratory infections [Hodges, A.B.]. — 1923, 34: 344
A note on the communicability of colds [Long, P.H., Bliss, E.A., and Carpenter, H.M.]. — 1932, 51: 278
An epidemic of acute respiratory disease associated with atypical pneumonia [Iverson, H.A.]. — 1943, 72: 89
A study of food-borne epidemic of tonsillitis and pharyngitis due to B-hemolytic streptococcus, type 5 [Commission on Acute Respiratory Diseases]. — 1945, 77: 143
Irradiation of lymphoid tissue in diseases of the upper respiratory tract [Proctor, D.F., Crowe, S.J., and Polvogt, L.M.]. — 1948, 83: 383
- Respiratory Tract mucosa
- The changes in para-ocular glands which follow the administration of diets low in fat-soluble A; with notes of effect of the same diets on the salivary glands and the mucosa of the larynx and trachea [Mori, S.]. — 1922, 33: 357
- Rest
- The renal mechanism of electrolytes excretion and the metabolic balances of electrolytes and nitrogen in congestive cardiac failure; the effects of exercise, rest and aminophyllin [Sinclair-Smith, B., Kattus, A.A., Genest, J., and Newman, E.V.]. — 1949, 84: 369
- Resuscitation
- A brief history of the methods of resuscitation of the apparently drowned [Cary, R.J.]. — 1913, 24: 243
- Retina
- Ophthalmovascular choke [Gould, G.M.]. — 1908, 19: 101
The retinal blood vessels in hypertension and arteriosclerosis [Friedenwald, H., and Friedenwald, J.S.]. — 1929, 45: 232
The retinal arteries in experimental renal hypertension: the significance of localized caliber constriction [Laughlin, R.C., Thomas, C.B., and Friedenwald, J.S.]. — 1940, 67: 79
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
- Retina ophthalmoscopic appearances of chorea
- See also Chorea
Ophthalmoscopic appearances of chorea with embolism of central artery of retina [Reik, H.O.]. — 1901, 12: 325
- Retinal Detachment anatomical changes
- The anatomical changes in two cases of retinal detachment [Randolph, R.L.]. — 1896, 7: 179
- Retinitis albuminuric
- The significance of albuminuric retinitis in pregnancy [Randolph, R.L.]. — 1894, 5: 69
- Reverdin Grafts
- See Skin transplantation
- Rh Factor
- See also Blood groups
See also Agglutinins and Agglutination
An anti-Rh antigen-antibody reaction factor (the Rh protective factor). Preliminary report [Bloxsom, A., and Matthaei, R.]. — 1948, 82: 1
- Rheumatic Fever
- Notes on acute rheumatic disease of the heart [Thayer, W.S.]. — 1925, 36: 99
Studies concerning hypertension in childhood. II. The occurrence of hypertension in acute rheumatic fever in childhood [Taussig, H.B., and Hecht, M.S.]. — 1938, 62: 491
On the anaphylactic nature, or rheumatic pneumonitis [Rich, A.R., and Gregory, J.E.]. — 1943, 73: 465
- Rheumatic Fever etiology and pathogenesis
- Relation of tonsillar and nasopharyngeal infections to general systemic disorders [Crowe, S.J., Watkins, S.S., and Rothholz, A.S.]. — 1917, 28: 1
The influence of tonsillectomy upon the course of rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease. A study of 108 cases [Allan, W.B., and Baylor, J.W.]. — 1938, 63: 111
- Rheumatic Fever experimental
- Experimental evidence that lesions with the basic characteristics of rheumatic carditis can result from anaphylactic hypersensitivity [Rich, A.R., and Gregory, J.E.]. — 1943, 73: 239
Further experimental cardiac lesions of the rheumatic type produced by anaphylactic hypersensitivity [Rich, A.R., and Gregory, J.E.]. — 1944, 75: 115
The experimental production of anaphylactic pulmonary lesions with the basic characteristic of rheumatic pneumonitis [Gregory, J.E., and Rich, A.R.]. — 1946, 78: 1
Experimental anaphylactic lesions of the coronary arteries of the "sclerotic' type, commonly associated with rheumatic fever and disseminated lupus erythematosus [Rich, A.R., and Gregory, J.E.]. — 1947, 81: 312
- Rheumatic Fever pathology
- Rheumatic lesions of the left auricle of the heart [MacCallum, W.G.]. — 1924, 35: 329
- Rheumatic Fever prevention
- A preliminary report of the prophylactic use of sulfanilamide in patients susceptible to rheumatic fever [Thomas, C.B., and France, R.]. — 1939, 64: 67
Sulfanilamide as a prophylactic agent in rheumatic fever [Chandler, C.A., and Taussig, H.B.]. — 1943, 72: 42
- Rheumatic Fever therapy
- Salycilate therapy in rheumatic fever; a rational technique [Coburn, A.F.]. — 1943, 73: 435
Salicylate and rheumatic activity. An objective clinical-histologic study of the effect of salicylate on rheumatic lesions, those of joints and tendon sheaths in particular [Murphy, G.E.]. — 1945, 77: 1
- Rheumatoid Diseases diagnosis, treatment of
- The differential diagnosis and treatment of the so-called rheumatoid diseases. (Proceedings) [Goldthwait, J.E.]. — 1904, 15: 251
- Rheumatoid Diseases pathological lesions of
- The pathological lesions of the so-called rheumatoid diseases. (Proceedings) [Painter, C.F.]. — 1904, 15: 252
- Rhinitis
- Bacillus ozaenae foetidae, Perz, and bacillus proteus in ozaena [Michailoff, A.]. — 1926, 39: 158
Perennial allergic rhinitis: an analysis of one hundred and ninety-eight cases [Winkenwerder, W.L., and Gay, L.N.]. — 1937, 61: 90
- Rhinophyma
- The surgical treatment of rhinophyma, with report of a case [Hanrahan, E.M.]. — 1921, 32: 49
- Rhus toxicity
- Poison ivy dermatitis. I. The diagnostic value of the patch test made with an ether extract from fresh leaves and stems of the poison ivy plant [Keeney, E.L., Sunday, S., Gay, L.N., and Lynch, K.]. — 1941, 69: 482
- Riboflavin
- A riboflavin excretion test as a measure of riboflavin deficiency in man [Najjar, V.A., and Holt, L.E., Jr.]. — 1941, 69: 476
Riboflavin deficiency in swine. With special reference to the occurrence of cataracts [Wintrobe, M.M., Buschke, W., Follis, R.H., Jr., and Humphreys, S.]. — 1944, 75: 102
- Ribonucleic Acid
- Evidence for the presence of ribonucleic acid in the cytoplasmic bodies that appear in the hepatic and adrenal epithelial cells of man in acute infection [Rich, A.R., and Berthrong, M.]. — 1949, 85: 327
- Ribose
- See Pentoses
- Ribs
- Notes on cervical ribs [Brush, C.E., Jr.]. — 1901, 12: 114
The calcification of the coastal cartilages, the cardiothoracic index and other signs of pulmonary tuberculosis [Boardman, W.W., and Dunham, H.K.]. — 1911, 22: 247
- Ricin action of, cortical nerve cell
- Experimental lesions produced by the action of ricin on the cortical nerve cell. (Proceedings) [Berkley, H.J.]. — 1896, 7: 143
- Rickets
- See also Cod-Liver Oil
See also Vitamins D
The dangers to life of severe involvement of the thorax in rickets [Park, E.A., and Howland, J.]. — 1921, 32: 101
The radiographic evidence of the influence of cod-liver oil in rickets [Park, E.A., and Howland, J.]. — 1921, 32: 341
Studies of certain hitherto undescribed antirachitic substances [De Bosanyi, A.]. — 1926, 38: 72
Infantile rickets. Treatment by intramuscular injection of a cod-liver oil concentrate [Wilkins, L., and Kramer, B.]. — 1927, 40: 52
Renal rickets. Report of a case showing four enlarged parathyroids and evidence of parathyroid hypersecretion [Shelling, D.H., and Remsen, D.]. — 1935, 57: 158
Metabolic studies and therapy in a case of nephrocalcinosis with rickets and dwarfism [Albright, F., Consolazio, W.V., Coombs, F.S., Sulkowitch, H.W., and Talbott, J.H.]. — 1940, 66: 7
- Rickets experimental
- Studies on experimental rickets. III. A pathological condition bearing fundamental resemblances to rickets of the human being resulting from diets low in phosphorus and fat-soluble A: the phosphate ion in its prevention [Shipley, P.G., Park, E.A., McCollum, E.V., and Simmonds, N.]. — 1921, 32: 160
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
Study on experimental rickets. XIX. The prevention of rickets in the rat by means of radiation with the mercury vapor quartz lamp [Powers, G.F., Park, E.A., Simmonds, N., Shipley, P.G., and McCollum, E.V.]. — 1922, 33: 125
Studies on experimental rickets. XX. The effects of strontium administration on the histological structure of the growing bones [Shipley, P.G., and Park, E.A.]. — 1922, 33: 216
Studies on experimental rickets. XXI. An experimental demonstration of the existence of a vitamin which promotes calcium deposition [McCollum, E.V., Simmonds, N., Becker, J.E., and Shipley, P.G.]. — 1922, 33: 229
Studies on experimental rickets. XXII. Conditions which must be fulfilled in preparing animals for testing the anti-rachitic effect of individual food-stuffs [McCollum, E.V., Simmonds, N., Shipley, P.G., and Park, E.A.]. — 1922, 33: 296
The healing of rickety bones in vitro [Shipley, P.G.]. — 1924, 35: 304
Studies of certain hitherto undescribed antirachitic substances [De Bosanyi, A.]. — 1926, 38: 72
The effect of sunshine on the acidity of the intestinal tract of rachitic rats [Tisdall, F.F., and Price, H.W.]. — 1927, 41: 432
The relation between phosphorus, chloride and bicarbonate in the serum of rachitic and normal rabbits [Hamilton, B., Kajdi, L., and Meeker, D.]. — 1930, 47: 215
- Rickets prevention
- Irradiated orange juice; its value as an antirachitic agent [Maslow, H.L., Shelling, D.H., and Kramer, B.]. — 1926, 39: 56
The influence of the administration of cod-liver oil to the mother on the development of rickets in the infant [Weech, A.A.]. — 1927, 40: 244
Calcium and phosphorus studies. XII. Six years' clinical experience with viosterol in the prevention and treatment of rickets, tetany, and allied diseases [Shelling, D.H., and Hopper, K.B.]. — 1936, 58: 137
- Rickettsial Diseases
- Tick-bite fever in children [Shipley, P.G.]. — 1932, 51: 83
The eastern variety of Rocky Mountain spotted fever [Florman, A.L., and Hafkenschiel, J.]. — 1940, 66: 123
- Ringworm
- Propionate and undecylenate ointments in the treatment of tinea pedis and an in vitro comparison of their fungistatic and antibacterial effects with other ointments [Keeney, E.L., Ajello, L., Broyles, E.N., and Lankford, E.]. — 1944, 75: 417
Sodium caprylate. A new and effective treatment for dermatomycosis of the feet [Keeney, E.L., Ajello, L., Lankford, E., and Mary, L.]. — 1945, 77: 422
Observations on the incidence of tinea pedis in a group of men entering military life [Ajello, L., Keeney, E.L., and Broyles, E.N.]. — 1945, 77: 440
- Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research
- An address at the formal opening of the laboratories of The Rockefeller Institute for medical research on May 11, 1906 [Welch, W.H.]. — 1906, 17: 247
- Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever
- The eastern variety of Rocky Mountain spotted fever [Florman, A.L., and Hafkenschiel, J.]. — 1940, 66: 123
- Roentgen Method
- See Cancer of mamma
See Diagnosis Roentgen method
- Roentgen Rays
- See also Cancer of mamma
An instrument for measuring distortion due to the divergence of x-rays [Hill, E.C.]. — 1923, 34: 164
- Roentgen Rays effects
- The bactericidal action of Roentgen rays [Sulkowitch, H.W.]. — 1929, 44: 439
- Roentgen Rays in diagnosis
- The x-ray diagnosis of thoracic aneurysms [Baetjer, F.H.]. — 1906, 17: 24
The use of the X-ray in the diagnosis of pulmonary tuberculosis [Minor, C.L.]. — 1910, 21: 263
The stereoscopic x-ray examination of the chest with especial reference to the diagnosis of pulmonary tuberculosis [Dunham, H.K., Boardman, W.W., and Wolman, S.]. — 1911, 22: 229
Observations following the use of collargol in pyelography [Vest, C.W.]. — 1914, 25: 74
Thorium - a new agent for pyelography [Burns, J.E.]. — 1916, 27: 157
On the value of Roentgen-ray examinations in the diagnosis of cancer of the stomach [Baetjer, F.H., and Friedenwald, J.]. — 1916, 27: 221
Roentgenography in the localization of brain tumor, based upon a series of one hundred consecutive cases [Heuer, G.J., and Dandy, W.E.]. — 1916, 27: 311
Ureteral stricture - report of 100 cases [Hunner, G.L.]. — 1918, 29: 1
Certain clinical aspects of peptic ulcer with special reference to Roentgen-ray diagnosis as observed in a study of 743 cases [Baetjer, F.H., and Friedenwald, J.]. — 1918, 29: 177
Fluoroscopy of the cerebral ventricles [Dandy, W.E.]. — 1919, 30: 29
Stereoroentgenograms of the injected lung as an aid to the study of the lung architecture [Miller, W.S.]. — 1919, 30: 34
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 role of the x-ray in the diagnosis of long-standing renal tuberculosis [Colston, J.A.C., and Waters, C.A.]. — 1919, 30: 268
X-ray studies of the seminal vesicles and vasa deferentia after urethroscopic injection of the ejaculatory ducts with thorium. A new diagnostic method [Young, H.H., and Waters, C.A.]. — 1920, 31: 12
X-ray pictures of the bones in the diagnosis of syphilis in the fetus and in young infants [Shipley, P.G., Weech, A.A., Pearson, J.W., and Greene, C.H.]. — 1921, 32: 75
The uses and limitations of soft tissue roentgenography in placenta praevia and in certain obstetrical conditions [Brown, W.H., and Dippel, A.L.]. — 1940, 66: 90
- Roentgen Rays injurious effects
- Heart lesions produced by the deep x-ray. An experimental and clinical study [Hartman, F.W., Bolliger, A., Doub, H.P., and Smith, F.J.]. — 1927, 41: 36
Irradiation pneumonitis. Report of a case [Alexander, T.O.]. — 1944, 75: 199
- Roentgenotherapy
- Roentgenotherapy of angina agranulocytica [Waters, C.A., and Firor, W.B.]. — 1931, 48: 349
Irradiation of lymphoid tissue in diseases of the upper respiratory tract [Proctor, D.F., Crowe, S.J., and Polvogt, L.M.]. — 1948, 83: 383
- Rubber Cylinders
- See Intestine circular suture of
- Rupture abdominal muscle
- See Muscle abdominal, rupture of
- Rupture estra-peritoneal
- See Bladder rupture, treatment of
- Rupture inguinal
- The cure of the more difficult as well as the simpler inguinal ruptures [Halsted, W.S.]. — 1903, 14: 208
- Rupture pneumo-cardial
- A case of pneumo-cardial rupture. (Correspondence) [Brown, G.S.]. — 1897, 8: 33
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