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Clinical And Histopathological Aspects Of Salivary Gland Tumors: A Review, Bruce N. Epker
Clinical And Histopathological Aspects Of Salivary Gland Tumors: A Review, Bruce N. Epker
Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal
A presumptive clinical diagnosis of salivary gland tumor can usually be made by taking an accurate history, performing a careful clinical examination, and utilizing essential radiographic and sialographic aids. Once a tumor is identified, differential diagnosis between benign and/or malignant involvement, and the exact tumor type becomes more formidable, frequently requiring histological diagnosis. Since optimum treatment is dependent upon an accurate differential diagnosis and surgical management according to tumor type, the clinical and histological aspects of salivary gland tumors are reviewed. A thorough knowledge of these characteristics allows an accurate diagnosis and provides the indications for proper treatment.
Radiologic Quiz, Andrew K. Poznanski
Radiologic Quiz, Andrew K. Poznanski
Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal
No abstract provided.
Immunoglobulin Levels In Serum Of Normal Infants And Pre-School Children As Determined By Immunochemical Analysis, Gerald A. Logrippo, Gordon Manson, Nansie Sharpless
Immunoglobulin Levels In Serum Of Normal Infants And Pre-School Children As Determined By Immunochemical Analysis, Gerald A. Logrippo, Gordon Manson, Nansie Sharpless
Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal
Standards for determining serum immunoglobulin (Ig) levels in infants and preschool children are now possible as a result of data compiled and presented in this paper. These can be compared with adult standards used in this hospital and presented in earlier issues of the MEDICAL JOURNAL. The Hospital's laboratory technique is compared with other methods for measuring IgM, IgA and IgG serum levels.
Incarcerated Femoral Hernia, Joseph L. Ponka
Incarcerated Femoral Hernia, Joseph L. Ponka
Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal
Careful analysis of 12 complicated cases of incarcerated femoral hernia gives clues toward the correct diagnosis of this problem. Knowledge of the symptoms can prevent dangerous delays in undertaking urgently-needed surgical repair. The unique anatomy involved requires careful clinical examination but surgery should not await x-ray studies.
Osteoid Seams And Resorption Spaces In Standard Samples Of Human 6th And 11th Ribs, F. Santoro, H. M. Frost
Osteoid Seams And Resorption Spaces In Standard Samples Of Human 6th And 11th Ribs, F. Santoro, H. M. Frost
Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal
Studies of 6th and 11th rib samples taken at autopsy from 22 adults who had been seriously ill before death were compared, and it is provisionally concluded that the average number of bone forming and resorbing centers in a Unit amount of compacta are similar in each sampling site. More material on this continuing study of bone dynamics is scheduled for future issue of the MEDICAL JOURNAL.
Tetanus: Current Concepts And Review Of 18 Cases, J. Peter Johnston
Tetanus: Current Concepts And Review Of 18 Cases, J. Peter Johnston
Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal
Although no new cases of tetanus have been reported here since 1958, a review is presented of the 18 cases treated at Henry Ford Hospital in a 50-year period. This updated report also presents some current concepts on use of toxoids and the duration of immunity.
Kinetic Regulation Of Enzymes, Joseph D. Shore
Kinetic Regulation Of Enzymes, Joseph D. Shore
Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal
This paper, on a highly sophisticated subject written in a non-mathematical style, provides the reader not only with an understandable review of an important aspect of the metabolic regulation of enzyme activity (i.e.) kinetic regulation) but also with results of original investigations being conducted in this specific area of research by Dr. Shore in the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology of the Edsel B. Ford Institute for Medical Research.
Spontaneous Rupture Of The Esophagus: Report Of A Successfully Managed Case, Eduardo Arciniegas
Spontaneous Rupture Of The Esophagus: Report Of A Successfully Managed Case, Eduardo Arciniegas
Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal
Spontaneous rupture of the esophagus should be suspected in any patient developing severe chest pain after vomiting. The diagnosis is substantiated by the presence of subcutaneous emphysema in the suprasternal region on physical examination and of mediastinal air on the plain chest roentgenogram. Further radiological confirmation may be obtained by oral administration of a watersoluble radio-opaque material. Immediate surgical repair of the esophageal tear is mandatory.
Changing Times For Professional Nurses, Helen E. Harper
Changing Times For Professional Nurses, Helen E. Harper
Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal
Suggestions for making better use of the available supply of nurses and for the training of future nurses are made by the author, who is a graduate (1947) of the Henry Ford Hospital School of Nursing and has been director of nursing at three Michigan hospitals.
Art In Psychotherapy, Robert R. Schopbach
Art In Psychotherapy, Robert R. Schopbach
Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal
Art is a tool too often neglected in psychotherapy. A careful study of a patient's drawings will provide information concerning diagnosis, dynamics, and progress. If, in addition, the patient explains and elaborates upon the content and symbolism, the drawings become excellent psychotherapeutic devices providing an entry into the patient's unconscious.
An Unusual Cause Of Parotid Enlargement, Rocquelyn Jastak
An Unusual Cause Of Parotid Enlargement, Rocquelyn Jastak
Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal
No abstract provided.
Relationship Of Vertebral Size To Fracture In Osteoporotic Spines, Richmond W. Smith, Peter M. Taft
Relationship Of Vertebral Size To Fracture In Osteoporotic Spines, Richmond W. Smith, Peter M. Taft
Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal
This study is an extension of early observations that Negro women were free of vertebral fractures and had lower mean values for vertebral dimensions than white women. Skeletal dimensions should be considered in the further study of osteoporosis and its structural consequences, the authors state.
Treatment Of Hyperthyroidism From The Autonomous Multinodular Goiter, J. Martin Miller, Richard E. Weber, Melvin A. Block
Treatment Of Hyperthyroidism From The Autonomous Multinodular Goiter, J. Martin Miller, Richard E. Weber, Melvin A. Block
Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal
47 patients with large multinodular goiters and "non-Graves" hyperthyroidism were treated surgically or given radioiodine therapy. The severity of the disease and cardiac complications were comparable in each group. Results favor subtotal thyroidectomy if the disease is other than mild or if atrial fibrillation is present.
Accidental Ingestion Of Anticoagulant Resulting In A Severe Hemorrhagic Diathesis, R. W. Monto, E. R. Williams, T. H. Greidanus, E. J. Van Slyck
Accidental Ingestion Of Anticoagulant Resulting In A Severe Hemorrhagic Diathesis, R. W. Monto, E. R. Williams, T. H. Greidanus, E. J. Van Slyck
Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal
This case history of a 45-year-old woman, who had been issued Dicumarol instead of Dronactin in a pharmacy-filled prescription, describes an emergency therapeutic program to control hemorrhage with vitamin K, adrenal corticosteroids, and the giving of fresh blood. In a patient with a bleeding disorder, unintentional ingestion of oral anticoagulants is to be suspected if the prothrombin time is markedly elevated, if the patient has been previotisly treated with an oral anticoagulant, or is engaged in a medical or paramedical occupation. Diagnosis is confirmed by finding a deficiency of factors II, VII, IV, and X. and by the presence of …
Psychiatric Emergencies, W. J. Cassidy
Psychiatric Emergencies, W. J. Cassidy
Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal
Types of psychiatric emergencies seen in general practice or in a hospital emergency setting are defined, along with recommendations for handling. Also discussed are P.E. in children, methods of detecting the potential suicide and some conclusions based on a 2562 patient survey in one hospital.
Infection In The Newborn Infant And Its Association With Prolonged Rupture Of The Amniotic Membranes, Philip J. Howard, A. Robert Bauer
Infection In The Newborn Infant And Its Association With Prolonged Rupture Of The Amniotic Membranes, Philip J. Howard, A. Robert Bauer
Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal
Infections in newborn infants should be suspected and treatment started whenever birth is prolonged following rupture of the membranes. These studies show that risk increases as rupture time gets longer. Selected antibiotics at proper dosages are recommended as preventive measures.
Current Problems In Meningococcal Diseases, E. L. Quinn
Current Problems In Meningococcal Diseases, E. L. Quinn
Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal
No abstract provided.
Titles And Selected Abstracts
Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal
No abstract provided.
The Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal Honors Philip J. Howard
The Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal Honors Philip J. Howard
Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal
No abstract provided.
The Accumulation Of Tissue Cholesterol And Its Relationship To Bile Acid And Sterol Turnover, W. T. Beher, B. Rao, M. E. Beher, G. Semenuk, J. Bertasius, N. Vulpetti
The Accumulation Of Tissue Cholesterol And Its Relationship To Bile Acid And Sterol Turnover, W. T. Beher, B. Rao, M. E. Beher, G. Semenuk, J. Bertasius, N. Vulpetti
Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal
Normal and hypophysectomized rats were divided into equal homogeneous groups to determine the effect of cholestyramine, corn oil and cholesterol on the excretion of fecal bile acids and sterols. Bile acid turnover rates, pool sizes, and spectrums were studied and compared.
X-Ray Diffraction Powder Data For Steroids: Supplement Viii, Jonathan Parsons, John B. Holcomb, William T. Beher
X-Ray Diffraction Powder Data For Steroids: Supplement Viii, Jonathan Parsons, John B. Holcomb, William T. Beher
Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal
This supplement continues a series of publications which began as a separate section, with the Dec. 1958 issue, and has been supplemented periodically since then. Other publications have been March 1961 (Supplement I) Sept. 1962 (Supp. II): March 1963 (Supp. Ill): March 1964 (Supp. IV): Dec. 1964 (Supp. V): Sept. 1965 (Supp. VI) and Dec. 1966 (Supp. VII).
A Method Of Hospital Infection Surveillance Incorporating The Use Of The Computer, Bruce W. Steinhauer, Frank Cox, George H. C. Stobie, Edward L. Quinn
A Method Of Hospital Infection Surveillance Incorporating The Use Of The Computer, Bruce W. Steinhauer, Frank Cox, George H. C. Stobie, Edward L. Quinn
Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal
The records of all patients in the hospital on a particular date were studied for hospital-acquired infections. Results were compared with a continuing surveillance based on discharge reporting. Collection of data was programmed for analysis by using the hospital computer. Thirteen per cent of the patients manifested an infection after admission, but before or on the survey day. Results elsewhere are similar. Areas of the hospital with a relatively higher incidence of infection did not have clusters of particular pathogens.
Normal Serum Protein Levels In Syrian (Golden) Hamsters: Compared With The Protein Levels In Sv 40 Tumor Bearing And Sv 40 Immune Hamsters, Hajime Hayashi, Nansie Sharpless, Gerald A. Logrippo
Normal Serum Protein Levels In Syrian (Golden) Hamsters: Compared With The Protein Levels In Sv 40 Tumor Bearing And Sv 40 Immune Hamsters, Hajime Hayashi, Nansie Sharpless, Gerald A. Logrippo
Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal
A study of 149 hamsters indicates that there are periods in life when the animal is immune to tumor induction by a known virus. By studying normal serum protein levels, standards were established for the adult age and for the tumor forming period. The data emphasize the importance of the immunologic status of the host for virus induction of tumors.
Recent Appointments Are Listed
Recent Appointments Are Listed
Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal
No abstract provided.
Carcinoma Of The Right Colon, Joseph L. Ponka, J. Keith Welborn
Carcinoma Of The Right Colon, Joseph L. Ponka, J. Keith Welborn
Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal
No abstract provided.
Sprague Family Leaves Heathcote, Mildred Loomis
Sprague Family Leaves Heathcote, Mildred Loomis
Green Revolution
No abstract provided.
Immunity Vs. Hygiene, Mildred Loomis