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Special Types Of Escherichia Coli In Infant Diarrhea, Wm. W. Ferguson

Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal

No abstract provided.

International Symposium: The Dynamics Of Virus Infection

Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal

No abstract provided.

Kansas City College Of Osteopathy And Surgery Announcement And Catalog For 1953-1954, Kansas City College Of Osteopathy And Surgery

Catalogs and Handbooks (1916-1957)

This catalog contains detailed information of the Kansas City College of Osteopathy and Surgery. It constitutes a record of the academic year 1952-1953 and includes announcements for the year 1953-1954.

The Artificial Kidney, A Description And Discussion Of The Modification Of Leonards And Skeggs, A. Waite Bohne, Paul J. Hettle

Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal

No abstract provided.

Bilateral Frontal Lobe Leucotomy: Its Place As A Therapeutic Agent, Lorne D. Proctor

Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal

No abstract provided.

Iodized Salt For The Prevention Of Goiter: A Lifelong Interest Of Dr. Roy D. Mcclure, Brock E. Brush

Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal

No abstract provided.

Abstracts From Recent Articles By The Professional Staff

Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal

No abstract provided.

Radioactive Iodine I 131 In The Henry Ford Hospital, John H. L. Watson

Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal

No abstract provided.

Kansas City College Of Osteopathy And Surgery Announcement And Catalog For 1952-1953, Kansas City College Of Osteopathy And Surgery

Catalogs and Handbooks (1916-1957)

This catalog contains detailed information of the Kansas City College of Osteopathy and Surgery. It constitutes a record of the academic year 1951-1952 and includes announcements for the year 1952-1953.

Preparation And Identification Of The Itaconic Acid Ester Of Diethylstilbestrol, Edward A. Steberl

Bachelors’ Theses

Hormones, as we understand them, are of many types and have many functions. To the average layman, the term hormone implies a relationship to reproduction and growth. To the chemist however, this expression immediately brings to mind the internal secretions of the ductless glands which are of the utmost importance to the animal body because of the action of hormones in controlling and integrating the manifold activities of the body. In fact, certain of these secretions seem to be indispensible to life. However the only common characteristic of these compounds is that they are all carried by the blood stream, …

Osteopathic Digest (July 1949), Philadelphia College Of Osteopathy

Digest

The July 1949 issue of the Osteopathic Digest includes the following articles:

• Student Council Constitution Philadelphia College of Osteopathy
• The President's Page
• Osteopathy - An American School of Medicine
• The Dean Speaks
• 68th College Commencement Graduates 37
• "New Skylines in Education"
• The Graduating Class of 1949
• Hospital Appointments
• Spring Concert
• Alumni Day Dinner an Outstanding Success
• Alumni Officers
• Alumni Notes
• Graduate Education
• Physicians Profit by Graduate Courses
• Our Friend is Dead - A Tribute to Louis G. Schacterle
• Music Hath Charms" for Noted Osteopathic Surgeon
• Lawn Fete
• Women's Auxiliary Tops Thirty Years of Service
• On the Firing Line! Guy W. …

Production Of Convulsions In Rats By High Frequency Electrical Currents (Radar), George M. Austin, Steven M. Horvath

The Dr. George M. Austin Neurology Research Collection

Production of Convulsions in Rats by High Frequency Electrical Currents (Radar). George M. Austin and Steven M. Horvath. From the Harrison Dept. of Surgical Research, the Dept. of Neurosurgery, and the Dept. of Physical Medicine, Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, Graduate School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania, [1949?]. 1 original manuscript with handwritten notes, 3 plates, 17 [+ 8] pg.

The Neuropsychiatric Factor In Allergic Disease, Norman Shure, M Coleman Harris

Medical Arts and Sciences: A Scientific Journal of the College of Medical Evangelists

A concept of the causation of allergic disease herewith is presented in which, in addition to the allergic factors, emotional states and psychic stimuli are introduced as integral parts of every case. The adoption of the terms "intrinsic" for the neuropsychiatric factors and "extrinsic" for the organic factors in the production of allergic disease is suggested.

Intravenous Procaine During Thoracic Surgery, Forrest E. Leffingwell

Medical Arts and Sciences: A Scientific Journal of the College of Medical Evangelists

Surgery on the heart and paracardial structures or traction on the hilus of the lung may initiate serious arrhythmias which can result in death if not promptly controlled. Procedures involving the pericardium are particularly apt to be followed by severe derangements of rhythm. Thus anesthesiology is faced with another challenge.

It is now evident that the intravenous administration of procaine has become a valuable addition to the armamentarium of the anesthesiologist in his endeavor to preserve the integrity of the thread of life while the surgeon carries out his heroic assignment without restrictions.

A Resume Of Intravenous Procaine Therapy, Fred B. Moor

Medical Arts and Sciences: A Scientific Journal of the College of Medical Evangelists

Summary:

1. The intravenous injection of procaine hydrochloride for a variety of clinical conditions constitutes a surprising new chapter in therapeutics.

2. With adequate precautions as to dosage and rate of administration, procaine can be safely given by the intravenous route in concentrations of 0.1 to 1 per cent.

It has been used successfully for serum sickness, the pruritis of jaundice, trauma of soft tissues, bones and joints, in the prevention and treatment of cardiac arrhythmias during intrathoracic surgery, for the relief of pain in osteoarthritis, for the control of pain during the dressing of burns, for postoperative pain, and …

The Central Action Of Procaine, Clarence W. Olsen

Medical Arts and Sciences: A Scientific Journal of the College of Medical Evangelists

Procaine was introduced as a local anesthetic with advantage over cocaine, especially as regards relative freedom from dangerous central effects. It [now] appears that when procaine hydrochloride is injected intravenously, the indications of a central effect are more emphatic when the solution is given rather rapidly.

Probably some of the central effects of procaine can be obtained with local infiltration. This is, of course, generally admitted when untoward results occur, but it should also be considered in connection with the favorable effects. Macpherson recently expressed the idea that in some cases we are getting the beneficial effects of procaine injection …

Osteopathic Digest (January 1948), Philadelphia College Of Osteopathy

Digest

The January 1948 issue of the Osteopathic Digest includes the following articles:

• The President's Page
• Progress of the Osteopathic Campaign
• P. C. O. Trains Miniature League of Nations
• Special Notice Concerning Admission of Students
• The College Department of Anatomy
• Camera Man Visits Department of Anatomy
• Visual Education Figures Conspicuously in Department of Anatomy Curriculum
• Spot-Light on thee Department of Anatomy
• On Human Dissection
• The Graduate School
• Hospitals and Inflation
• School of Nursing
• Death's Heavy Toll
• Student Activities
• On the Firing Line! Benjamin F. Adams, D. O.
• Alumni Notes

Osteopathic Medicine Volume 3, Issue 1, Philadelphia College Of Osteopathy

Osteopathic Medicine

The March 1945 issue of Osteopathic Medicine contains the following articles:

• New Developments in Antisyphilitic Therapy by Edwin H. Cressman
• Infarction of the Placenta by Julian Lansing Mines, III
• Lymphatic Leukemia: A Case Report with Autopsy Findings by William Baldwin, Jr.

Osteopathic Medicine Volume 2, Issue 11-12, Philadelphia College Of Osteopathy

Osteopathic Medicine

The November-December issue of Osteopathic Medicine includes the following articles:

• Editorial
• The Psychology of the Casula by Robert E. Bachman
• Caudal Manikin by Julian Lansing Mines, III
• The Female Perineum by Julian Lansing Mines, III
• The Rh Factor and Its Relation to the Practice of Obstetrics by Julian Lansing Mines, III
• Endocrinology in Obstetrics by Julian Lansing Mines, III
• Death by Coronary Occlusive Disease in Carcinoma of the Prostate: Autopsy Report of a Case by Otterbein Dressler and Norman Arends
• index

Osteopathic Medicine Volume 2, Issue 10, Philadelphia College Of Osteopathy

Osteopathic Medicine

The October 1944 issue of Osteopathic Medicine contains the following articles:

• Displacement of the Upper Femoral Epiphysis in the Adolescent by James M. Eaton
• Infectious Mononucleosis by Victor R. Fisher
• Rupture of the Heart in Coronary Occlusive Disease: Autopsy Report of a Case by Otterbein Dressler

Osteopathic Medicine Volume 2, Issue 7, Philadelphia College Of Osteopathy

Osteopathic Medicine

The July 1944 issue of Osteopathic Medicine contains the following articles:

• Some Intimations of an Osteopathic Background in the Etiology of Disease, with Special Reference to the Malignancies by Otterbein Dressler
• Radiographic Study of the Immediate Effects of Mobilizing Manipulation on Flexion-Extension Motion in the Cervical Vertebral Column by Frederick A. Long, Paul T. Lloyd and C. Haddon Soden
• Pathologico-Radiological Conference by Paul T. Lloyd and Otterbein Dressler
• Spontaneous Rupture of the Aorta Due to Syphilis: Autopsy Report of a Case by Otterbein Dressler

Osteopathic Medicine Volume 2, Issue 6, Philadelphia College Of Osteopathy

Osteopathic Medicine

The June 1944 issue of Osteopathic Medicine contains the following articles:

• Tinea Capitis by Edwin H. Cressman
• The Anatomy and Physiology of the Brachial Plexus and Shoulder Girdle by Angus G. Cathie
• Rheumatic Fever by Ruth E. Tinley
• Successful Suicide on the Third Attempt: Autopsy Report of a Case by Otterbein Dressler

Osteopathic Medicine Volume 2, Issue 5, Philadelphia College Of Osteopathy

Osteopathic Medicine

The May 1944 issue of Osteopathic Medicine contains the following articles:

• The Present Status of Roentgen Therapy in the Field of Cancer – Its Past History and Its Future by Floyd J. Trenery
• A Review of Research. IV. Radiographic Study of Cervical Intervertebral Disc Changes in Flexion-Extension Motion by Frederick A. Long
• Microlithiasis: Report of a Case by H. Willard Sterrett
• Asphyxia Due to Regurgitated Food Blocking the Respiratory Tree: Autopsy Report of a Case by Otterbein Dressler

Osteopathic Medicine Volume 2, Issue 4, Philadelphia College Of Osteopathy

Osteopathic Medicine

The April 1944 issue of Osteopathic Medicine contains the following articles:

• Roentgen Ray Therapy in Inflammatory Diseases by Kenneth L. Wheeler
• A Four Year Survey Emphasizing the Importance of Routine Serologic Tests for the Detection of Syphilis by Otterbein Dressler and Harold Bruner
• Eclampsia Complicated by Gas Bacillus Infection of the Gallbladder and Prolonged Anuria by William E. McDougall
• Intestinal Strangulation Due to Adhesion of Meckel’s Diverticulum Simulating Acute Appendicitis: Report a Case by Frank E. Gruber

Osteopathic Medicine Volume 2, Issue 1, Philadelphia College Of Osteopathy

Osteopathic Medicine

The January 1944 issue of Osteopathic Medicine contains the following articles:

• Roentgenological Diagnosis of Typical and Atypical Pneumonia by Kenneth L. Wheeler
• A Review of Research. II. The Effect of Certain Types of Manipulation on Blood Pressure and Pulse Rate in College Students by Frederick A. Long
• A Background for rational Therapy. III. A Basis for Spinal Manipulation in Rational Therapy by Guy S. Deming
• Polycystic Disease of the Kidney: Case Report with Postmortem Findings by H. Willard Sterrett and Otterbein Dressler

Osteopathic Medicine Volume 1, Issue 5, Philadelphia College Of Osteopathy

Osteopathic Medicine

The December 1943 issue of Osteopathic Medicine contains the following articles:

• Parathyroidism by Paul T. Lloyd
• A Review of Some Operative Injuries to the Urinary Tract by H. Willard Sterrett
• Interventricular Septal Defect: Report of Two Cases by Victor R. Fisher
• Pulmonary Embolism Unassociated with Surgery or Obstetrics: Autopsy Report of a Case by Otterbein Dressler
• Index

Osteopathic Medicine Volume 1, Issue 3, Philadelphia College Of Osteopathy

Osteopathic Medicine

The October 1943 issue of Osteopathic Medicine contains the following articles:

• A Review of Research. Part I. Introduction by Frederick A. Long
• A Background for Rational Therapy. Part II. Principles of Rational Therapy by Guy S. Deming
• Intrathoracic Adenoma Involving the Left Lobe of the Thyroid Gland by Paul T. Lloyd and Kenneth L. Wheeler
• Sciatic Neuralgia Following Forceps Delivery Treated by Lumbosacral Mobilization Under Surgical Anesthesia by H. Walter Evans and C. Haddon Soden
• Pituitary Obesity: Autopsy Report of a Case by Otterbein Dressler
• A Flanged Paraffin Block Holder Designed to be Attached While Moulding the Block by Boyd …

Osteopathic Medicine Volume 1, Issue 1, Philadelphia College Of Osteopathy

Osteopathic Medicine

The August 1943 issue of Osteopathic Medicine contains the following articles:

• Preadolescent and Adolescent Dystrophies of Bone Common to the Lower Extremities by Kenneth L. Wheeler
• Management of Epiphyseal Dystrophies of the Spine and Lower Extremities by James M. Eaton
• Pulmonary Embolism: A Report of Two Cases by Otterbein Dressler
• A Background for Rational Therapy by Guy S. Deming

Renal Dysfunction In Prostatism., Robert Lich

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.

Studies In Clinical Allergy., M. Lacefield Waterstone

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.