1454 JUNE 27, 1953 MEDICAL NOTES IN PARLIAMENT BRDITISH handling, but even at this stage a full examination had not been made. Universities and Colleges On the night of April 1 the medical orderly became worried about Harrison's condition and called the orderly medical officer, and then for the first time Harrison was given a full medical examination. The orderly medical UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH officer realized at once that Harrison was dangerously ill, The Queen has appointed Dr. D. J. A. Kerr, Lecturer in Forensic and from this time he was treated for the malignant disease Medicine at Edinburgh University, to be Regius Professor of from which he was suffering. Harrison died early on the Forensic Medicine, in succession to Sir Sydney Smith, who is morning of April -5. resigning on September 30, 1953. Irregularities and Mistakes UNIVERSITY OF LONDON At the time of his admission to hospital Harrison's illness Miles Weatherall, D.M., Senior Lecturer in Pharmnacology at had undoubtedly reached a stage when death was inevitable, London Hospital Medical College, has been appointed to the since malignant disease of this type in youth, though rare, University Readership in Pharmacology tenable at that College. grew very rapidly. He (Mr. Mlead) did not suggest that L. F. Lamerton, M.Sc., Ph.D., Senior Assistant Physicist at the this in any way excused the mistakes made in the handling Royal Cancer Hospital, has been appointed to the Readership in of the case. Physics applied to Medicine tenable at the Institute of Cancer After Harrison's death it should have been abundantly Research, Royal Cancer Hospital. clear to the commanding officer of the hospital that serious Dr. A. d'A. Bellairs, Lecturer in Anatomy in the University of and mistakes had occurred. Yet, so far as he Cambridge, has been appointed to the Readership in Anatomy, .irregularities tenable at St. Mary's Hospital Medical School. could ascertain, no thorough inquiry was instituted by the Dr. K. W. Cross, Senior Lecturer in Human Physiology at St. commanding officer, although on May 18 he stated that Mary's Hospital Medical School, has been appointed to the a full inquiry had already been made by himself and that Readership in Human Physiology tenable at the school. he was satisfied that there was no truth in the allegations The title of Reader in Anatomy in the University has been that there had been ill-treatment of patients. conferred on Dr. J. T. Aitken in respect of the post held by him This serious occurrence was caused not by any fault in at University College. the method of procedure laid down for Army hospitals Donald Arthur McDonald, D.M., Senior Lecturer in Physiology but by the failure of certain individuals to carry out their at St. Bartholomew's Hospital Medical College, has been to appointed to the University Readership in Physiology tenable at duties. The commanding officer would be called account the College. for his conduct and be tried by court-martial. The medical W. C. J. Ross, Ph.D., D.Sc., has been appointed to the Reader- specialist concerned, who left the R.A.M.C. in May, would ship in Chemistry tenable at the Institute of Cancer Research be reported to the General Medical Council. The day sister (Royal Cancer Hospital), from January 1. concerned, who was a civilian, had had her contract ter- Dr. D. Robertson Smith has been appointed Lecturer in Clinical minated and would be reported to the General Nursing Pathology in King's College Hospital Medical School and Council. Honorary Assistant Clinical Pathologist to the hospital, and Dr. D. G. Rushton Junior Lecturer in Morbid Anatomy in the Medical School. Nurses Sensitive to Penicillin Mr. L. H. Savin, senior ophthalmic surgeon at King's College Asked on June 18 what number of district nurses had Hospital and the Royal Eye Hospital, has been appointed a Fellow of King's College, and Professor R. Milnes Walker, pro- developed a sensitivity to penicillin and could not under- fessor of surgery in the University of Bristol, a Fellow of take further nursing duties, Mr. IAIN MACLEOD said the total University College. number of district nurses affected was not known, but a The following scholarships at the Royal Free Hospital School special inquiry had shown that in 70 local health authority of Medicine have been awarded for 1953-4: A. M. Bird Entrance areas 73 nurses had become sensitive to penicillin and had Scholarship, Miss G. Freeman (City of London School for Girls); to give up nursing for varying periods. There was evidence Mrs. George M. Smith Scholarship for Women, Miss M. L. Shaw that the incidence could be reduced by strict observance (Pontefract and District Girls High School); Maclntyre Evans of technical precautions. He had at once obtained advice Scholarship for Women, Miss G. R. Perry (Royal Free Hospital and School of Medicine); Elizabeth Garrett Anderson Scholarship for on this from his Standing Medical Advisory Committee Women, Miss D. I. Hawkins (Royal Free Hospital School of was circulating this advice urgently to local health authori- Medicine); Dr. Margaret Todd Scholarship for Women, Miss ties and others concerned. Mr. Macleod further said that R. D. Low (Royal Free Hospital School of Medicine); A. M. nurses who had to give up work by reason of sensitivity Bird Scholarship for Clinical Studies, Miss A. M. Horn (Royal to antibiotics were entitled to the normal sick-leave allow- Free Hospital School of Medicine). ances and could, in appropriate cases, qualify for incapacity The following candidates at the London School of Hygiene and benefit under the National Health Service (Superannuation) Tropical Medicine have been approved at the examination Regulations. They might also, when the circumstances indicated: warranted it, qualify for industrial injuries benefit. The ACADEMIC POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN PUBLIC HEALTH.- numbers, if any, who might have to give up nursing per- J. Carlton, G. J. Glynn, Winifred M. Hiscock, K. A. Rahman, manently were not yet known. S. Sandmo, D. Ungar, D. Yarom.

Casualties in Korea.-United Kingdom casualties in Korea UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL between July 1, 1951, and June 1, 1953, were 2,237 officers and The following candidates have been approved at the examinations men, of whom 447 were killed or died of wounds. For the same indicated: period, total United Nations casualties, including South Korean PH.D.-In the Faculty of Medicine: E. S. Jones. and United Kingdom casualties, were about 180,000, of whom FINAL M.B., CH.B.-Part ll: J. D. Agnew, J. A. Barlow, A. G. about 35,000 were killed. Bowers, M. J. A. Britten, N. T. Burnett, B. J. Charlick, R. W. Coronary Thrombosis.-On the adviee of the Advisory Com- Coffee, J. S. Comaish, J. R. Cope, G. W. Danger, K. S. Davies, mittee for Medical Research in Scotland, five grants from R. J. G. Downie, Florence M. Dukenfield, D. P. Duffield, T. R. National Health Service funds have been made for research on Evans, R. Finn, J. G. Foley, D. Gardner, Anne M. Godfrey, coronary thrombosis. At March 31, 1953, £5,100 had been paid, D. H. Goldsmith, Mary Gregson, Patricia 0. Grundy, W. B. and £11,600 remained to be paid during this year. Hanley, P. A. Harrison, J. W. Hill, H. B. Hilton, E. J. M. Chalk in Flour.-In the 12 months ending May 23, 1953, Hopkins, C. L. Imison, R. A. Johnson, P. L. Jones, P. King, 11,369 tons of calcium carbonate were added to national flour. J. B. Laine, V. Leach, C. L. Levene, G. Lloyd, B. A. Lowe, The whole of the supplies conformed to the specifications of the Joan K. McCann, Anne D. Micah, J. B. Middleton, J. M. British Pharmacopoeia and were obtained from home sources. Nichols, F. T. O'Brien, B. J. O'Dowd, L. Ratoff, M. R. .Rayman, Physiotherapists.-There were 4,178 physiotherapists employed A. Roberts, S. S. Rubenstein, M. J. Samuels, H. Savage, Eleanor in hospitals in the National Health Service in England and Wales K. Scott, T. F. Shelley, Mary E. Shepherd, A. Speakman, D. on December 31, 1952; 3,250 were full-time and 928 part-time. Taylor-Robinson, D. A. Thomas, R. S. Todd, V. Tonge, A. JUNE 27, 1953 UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES MEDICALBRITISHJOURNAL 1455 Turner, M. R. B. Wallice, W. P. Walsh, P. K. Wilson, Elizabeth INFECTIOUS DISEASES AND VITAL STATISTICS A. Witham, N. C. Woodier, G. H. Worsley, I. Wort. Summary for British Isles for week ending June 6 DIPLOMA IN PUBLIC HEALTH.-Part I: C. Sudhipongse. (No. 22) and corresponding week 1952. DIPLOMA IN RADIOLOGY.-Radiodiagnosis, Part I: B. K. Bajaj, Figures of cases are for the countries shown and London administrative W. C. Heron, P. McCann, P. N. Newsam. Radiotherapy, Part I: county. Figures of deaths and births are for the 160 great towns In H. J. J. Beyleveld. England and Wales (London included), London administrative county, the 17 principal towns in Scotland, the 10 principal towns in Northern Ireland. D.T.M.&H.-K. M. Aboud, A. N. Basu, S. N. Bhattacharya, and the 14 principal towns in Eire. K. R. I. Hariharan, R. Hecker (recommended for the award of A blank space denotes disease not notifiable or no return available. the Milne Medal in Tropical Medicine and the Warrington Yorke The table is based on information supplied by the Registrars-General of England and Wales, Scotland, N. Ireland, and Eire, the Ministry of Health Medal in Tropical Hygiene), E. S. Jones, G. Moles, Y. Na Eire. Songkhla. H. C. C. Nwankwo, T. Viriyakul. and Local Government of N. Ireland, and the Department of Health of CASES 1953 1952 ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS OF EDINBURGH in Countries ~ 3 . and London 0 At a quarterly meeting of the College held on May 5, with the President, Dr. W. A. Alexander, in the chair, the following were elected Members of the College: D. S. Nand, G. R. B. Diphtheria.. .. 10 2' 3 0: 24 l1 1 11 1 1 Kumarakulasinghe, W. MacLeod, S. N. Wanchoo, L. K. Ganguli, Dysentery . . 397 68 70 3 1 276 25 84 14 1 W. D. L. Fernando, N. Y. McCallum, E. W. Moore, M. Hasan, R. A. Gulmohamed, I. F. Sutherland, D. A. I. Grewar, B. Senior, Encephalitis, acute. . 5 1 0 0 3 1 0 0 N. Feldman, Y. Ho, Q. G. Quah, S. K. Biswas, W. S. A. Allan, Enteric fever: T. H. Maniar, K. Z. Hasan, M. M. Baig, W. L. F. Hatchuel, Typhoid.. .. 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 Paratyphoid . 6' 0 1 1 45 0 12 0 A. Sandler, I. N. Marks, A. T. Lambie, J. K. McKechnie, C. (B) (B) Nwokolo. The College approved of regulations permitting suitably Food-poisoning .. 204 33 1 137 1 I 3 qualified persons to read in and borrow from the library. The Infective enteritis or College library, the use of which has hitherto been restricted to diarrhoea under Fellows, was founded in 1681 and is the oldest medical library in 2 years . .1 8 24 13 24 Scotland. It is almost entirely restricted to medicine and contains Measles* .. . 8,726 297 308 234 252 6,616 376 2191 386 nearly 200,000 volumes. 5191 Meningococcal infec- tion . .. 25 1 16 1 3 31~ 2 12 3 1 ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF EDINBURGH Ophthalmia neona- At a meeting of the College held on May 20, with Professor torum , 25 01 9 0' 39 5~13 0 1 Walter Mercer, President, in the chair, the following candidates, Pneumoniat . 317~ 14' 140 5 380~ 20 165 7 having passed the requisite examinations, were admitted Fellows: A. J. C. Allison, A. E. Amoils, E. S. Chellappa, A. F. G. C. Poliomyelitis, acute: Paralytic .. 36 1 3 0 2 f 26 2~ 0 Christie, D. C. Cooke, E. C. Edwards, J. C. Foster, J. D. Fraser, Non-paralytic . 15 0 f 18 Of 2 D. R. Gunn, I. A. Harris, H. H. Martin, J. S. Mehta, M. N. Menzies, L. L. Ptak, K. Rubinstein, U. N. Shahi, M. R. Shirazi, Puerperalfever§ .. 174 25 16 0 225 25 11 1 2 J. D. C. Sim, I. M. Stewart, G. G. Vashi, R. D. Venn, W. F. Scarlet fever . 758 37~ 141 36 40 915 69 165 16 43 Walker, I. Wilson. Tuberculosis: - Respiratory .14 19175 2 . 23 5 23 6 SOCIETY OF APOTHECARIES OF LONDON Non-respiratory. .. 2,371 1-78 3-41 36 2,595 175, 8[~118 The diploma of L.M.S.S.A. has been granted by examination to Whooping-cough 80. 1251 the following successful candidates: G. Hamlet, J. V. Parson, A. McL. Keil, J. S. Bennett, P. M. Teng, N. Kaan, W. J. G. 1953 1952 Hughes, F. L. D. Steel, C. E. Lay. DEATHS 67 '~ _ The following candidates have been awarded the Diploma in in Great Townss 08 t I_ Industrial Health: M. S. Bopari,. P. K. Bose, J. Fairlee, A. Munn, P. N. B. Peacock, S. Mukherjee, W. E. Scott, D. K. Ramadwar. Mr. E. J. Dearman, Bedel of the Society, retired on February Diphtheria. *. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 28, after 52 years' service with the Society. Dysentery . .. 0 0 0 0 0

Encephalitis, acute. . 1 0 0 ~ 0 CONJOINT BOARD IN SCOTLAND Enteric fever .. 0 0 0 0. 0 0 The following candidates, having passed the final examination, Infective enteritis or were admitted L.R.C.P.Ed., L.R.C.S.Ed., L.R.F.P.&S.G., on diarrhoea under March 7: I. D. Archibald, B. R. Bayne, I. C. Beard, S. C. Bose, 2 years. .. 10 3 3 0 11 4 1 0 S. Burton, Lydia F. G. Cowan, J. A. W. Dressler, Catherine B. Gregor, L. A. Harris, M. L. M. Izzadeen, C. R. Lee, W. T. M. Influenza. .. 3 0 0 0 0 5 1 3 1 0 MacNeish, D. N. Randeria, R. H. Rosen, M. R. Soliman, Sheila Measles . .., 0 1 0 0 0 0 C. Spark, D. C. Stevenson, Margaret J. Taylor, J. R. Ward, G. J. Whiston. Meningococcal infec- tion . .1 0 0 CONJOINT BOARD IN IRELAND Pneumonia ..' 125 11 9 8 5 139 14 9 3 The following candidates were successful in the Spring post- Poliomyelit?A, acute I 0 0 1 0 0 graduate examinations: Scarletfever ..0 0 0 0 0 0 DIPLOMA IN OPHrHALMIc MEDICINE AND SURGERY.-G. E. C. Hewson. Tuberculosis: D. E. Respiratory 74 10 10 0 5~ 87f10 13 2 8 DIPLOMA IN PSYCHOLOGICAL MEDICINE.-S. Lennon, Non-respiratory. . f 0 2 0 if 0 2 1 0 Munro, E. 0. Lundholm, B. G. Fleming, C. McP. Smith, M. A. Rahill, J. W. Sandler, R. A. Robinson, B. A. O'Connell, D. H. A. Whooping-cough . I 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 Irwin. Deaths 0-1 . 212 26 14 10 13 203 21 30 9 13 DIPLOMA IN CHILD HEALTH.-G. Bheek, F. P. S. le Roux, year Margaret Magill, A. J. MacDonald, A. J. Edwards, E.O'Connor, Deaths (excluding T. D. Shanahan. stillbirths) .. 4,3171 608 4521 92[ 115 4,479 625~5391 981 148 The following candidates were duly admitted licentiates in LIVE BIRTHS .. 7,759 1052 927 232 417 7,758 216 427 medicine and midwifery on March 27, having passed the final 11.491 9191 examination in medicine, surgery, and midwifery of the Conjoint STILLBIRtTHS . 178 25 30 201 351 211 Board of Ireland: 3. M. Anklesaria, C. P. Carey, T. H. Chilling- worth, J. A. Davies, I. H. C. Lynch, E. A. Moore, I. Parbhoo, W. V. Reynolds, D. Ryan, J. F. L. Watson. 1458 JUNE 27, 1953 MEDICAL NEWS BRITISH MEfDICAL JOURNAL COMING EVENTS APPOINTMENTS Contraceptive Technique.-A lecture and demonstration EDWARDS, J. R. G., M.B., B.S., F.R.C.S., Senior Registrar in Plastic Surgery Service of Newcastle-upon-Tyne Regional Hospital Board. on contraceptive technique will be given by Dr. Marie FARQUHAR, JOHN BuRNS, M.B., Ch.B., F.R.C.S., M.R.C.O.G., Part-time Stopes, Ph.D., at the Mothers' Clinic, 108, Whitfield Street, Consultant Surgeon in Obstetrics and Gynaecology to the United Leeds Hospitals and to other hospitals in the Leeds district under the control of London, W.1, on Thursday, July 2, at 2.30 p.m. No fee is the Leeds Regional Hospital Board. charged, but tickets must be obtained in advance. GLENN, ROBERT, M.B., B.Ch., D.P.H., Medical Officer of Health, School Medical Officer, and Port Medical Officer, Grimsby. Royal Medico-Psychological Association.-The annual GUYMER, R. F., M.D., D.P.H., D.I.H., Part-time Lecturer in Occupa- tional Health, St. Bartholomew's Hospital Medical College, and Chief meeting of this association will be held at Barnwood House, Medical Officer to Lloyds Bank, Ltd. Gloucester, from 7 to under the HAY, ARTHUR WILLIAM, M.B., B.S., D.P.H., Deputy Medical Officer of July 10, presidency of Health, County Borough of East Ham. Dr. G. W. T. H. Fleming. The annual dinner will be held HILL, J. NORMAN, M.B., Ch.B., D.P.H., Medical Director, Mass Minia- at Barnwood House on July 8 at 7.30 p.m. Further informa- ture Radiography Unit based on St. James's Hospital, Leeds. H4OSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN, Great Ormond Street, London, W.C.- tion may be obtained from the secretary, R.M.P.A., 11, Joseph Luder, M.D., M.R.C.P., D.C.H., Medical Registrar and Pathologist; Chandos Street, Cavendish Square, London, W.1. M. J. Simpkiss, M.B., Ch.B., M.R.C.P., Assistant Medical Registrar; Doreen B. Pallot, M.B., B.S., D.A., Junior Resident Anaesthetist; F. L. Richardson. M.B., Ch.B., and Joan M. Wagner, M.B., Ch.B., M.R.C.P., NEW ISSUES House-physicians; F. C. Hoyte, M.B., B.S., House-surgeon to Orthopaedic and Plastic Departments; D. L. B. Farley, M.B., B.S., F.R.C.S., Surgical Archives of Disease in Childhood.-The next issue (Vol. 28, Registrar. No. 139) will be available in a week's time. The contents include: LAWSON, JAMES GLEN, M.B., Ch.B., M.R.C.O.G., Lecturer in Obstetrics TESTS FOR THE ADULTERATION OP HUMAN MILK. R. A. Miller and R. W. B. and Gynaecology, University of Aberdeen. Ellis. LEDINGHAM, LESLIE ANDREWS, M.B., Ch.B.. M.R.C.O.G., Consultant PULMONARY ATELECTASIS IN YOUNG CHILDREN. Margaret Griffiths. Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, Northern Regional Hospital Board, ATYPICAL PNEUMONIAS IN CEYLONESE CHILDREN. C. C. de Silva and G. H. Inverness. Cooray. LIVERPOOL REGIONAL HOSPITAL BOARD.-G. J. Harrison. L.R.C.P.&S.I., RECURRENT PAROTITIS IN CHILDREN. H. Everley Jones. D.P.M., Medical Superintendent (Consultant) to Winwick Hospital; J. PULMONARY THROMBOSIS AND ITS ASSOCIATION WITH UNEXPECTED DEATH Winter, M.B., Ch.B., M.Rad., D.M.R.D.. Consultant Radiologist to Mill IN CHILDHOOD. John L. Emery. Road, Newsham General, and Bootle Hospitals; R. Marcus, M.D., Ch.M., BLOOD SUGAR STUDIES ON PREMATURE BABIES. 0. Conor Ward. F.R.C.S.. Whole-time Assistant Consultant General Surgeon to Hospitals in INTRACRANIAL BRUITS IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN. Robert Hughes and Central Wirral area; L. Couper, M.B., Ch.B., D.P.M.. Whole-time Deputy R. McLaren Todd. Medical Superintendent (Consultant) to Winwick Hospital J. Winter, RUPTURE OF THE FOETAL HEART DURING LABOUR. R. A. Mclnroy and M.B., Ch.B., D.M.R.D., M.Rad.. Consultant Radiologist to North Liver- Anne L. M. Graham. pool and Fazakerley Groups of Hospitals. VASCULAR RING: A CAUSE OF CONGENITAL STRIDOR. Richard W. Smithells. LYONS, SAMUEL E. C., M.B., B.Ch., D.P.H., Medical Officer to Strabane CONGENITAL STIPPLED EPIPHYSES. J. N. Briggs, J. L. Emery, and R. S. Hospital, Co. Tyrone, Nortl.ern Ireland. Illingworth. MURDOCsc, JAMES RONALD, M.D., D.P.H., D.C.H., Medical Officer of INCREASED HAEMATURIA IN NEPHRITIS DURING CORTISONE AND A.C.T.H. Health and Chief School Medical Officer. County Borough of Huddersfield. ADMINISTRATION. L. Michaels and G. Walters. WEIR, IAN B. L., B.Sc., M.B., Ch.B., D.P.H.. D.P.A., Medical Officer of HYPERPYREXIA IN THE POST-KERNICTERUS SYNDROME. W. H. Patterson and Health for the City of Dundee. R. M. Forrester. WHITEHEAD, J. P. S., M.R.C.S.. L.R.C.P., Assistant Pathologist HODGKIN's DISEASE IN CHILDHOOD. Donald M. Douglas and Albert E. (S.H.M.O.), Scarborough, Whitby, Bridlington, and Malton Group Hospital Claireaux. Management Committee. SOME SOCIAL AND ETHNIC VARIATIONS IN THE PHYSIQUE OF SOUTH AFRICAN NURSERY SCHOOL CHILDREN. H. T. Phillips. A HISTORY OF INFANT FEEDING: PART II. SEVENTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH CENTURIES. Ian G. Wickes. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS Issued quarterly; annual subscription £2 2s., single copy BIRTHS 12s. 6d.; obtainable from the Publishing Manager, B.M.A. Allbrook.-On June 11, 1953, at the Mengo Hospital. Kampala. Uganda. House, Tavistock Square, London, W.C.1. to Mary. wife of Dr. David B. Allbrook, a brother for Roland-Malcolm Oliver Frith. Clark.-On June 13, 1953. at Aberdeen, to Constance (formerly Eames), SOCIETIES AND LECrURES wife of Norman S. Clark, M.B., M.R.C.P.. D.C.H., a son. A fee is charged or a ticket is required for attending lectures marked *. Khosla.-On May 31, 1953, at the West Middlesex Hospital, Isleworth, Applications should be made first to the Institution concerned. Middlesex, to Saroi, wife of Dr. H. Khosla, a son-Raiiv. Langford.-On June 15, 1953, at British Military Hospital, Hamburg, Monday, June 29 B.A.O.R., 3, to Lois, wife of Colonel R. C. Langford, A.D.M.S., *POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL SCHOOL OF LONDON.-4 p.m., Colonel W. R. M. Hamburg District, a daughter. Drew. R.A.M.C.: Recognition and Treatment of Dysentery. ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND.-3.45 p.m., Arnott Demonstra- MARRIAGES tion by Dr. F. Stansfield: Paranasal Sinuses. Chovil-B4land.-On June 26, 1953. in Paris. France. Alan Chovil, M.B., ROYAL EvE HOSPITAL.-S p.m., Mr. R. A. Burn: Ophthalmic Problems of B.Chir., of Fareham, Hants, to Mariella of Quebec, Canada. the General Practitioner. Bdland, UNIVERSITY COLLEGE.-At Physiology Theatre, 5 p.m., Dr. W. S. McCulloch DEATHS (Massachusetts): Some New Techniques for the Electrophysiological Study of the Central Nervous System. Boyd.-On May 19, 1953, at his home, Mount Side, Ilsham Valley Road, Torquay, George Samuel James Boyd, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., late of Four Tuesday, June 30 Oaks, Sutton Coldfield, Warwicks. INSTITUTE OP DERMATOLOGY.-5.30 p.m., Dr. A. R. French: Medico-legal Cran.-On June 1, 1953, at Grassington Lodge, Dorking, Surrey, Hugh Rose Problems and the Dermatologist. Cran, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., late of New Maiden, Surrey, aged 75. ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND.-3.45 p.m., Arnott Demonstra- Grieve.-On May 30. 1953, at Fontainebleau, France, Stewart Cameron tion by Professor R. J. Last: Knee Joint. Cavers Grieve, M.B., Ch.B., Flying Officer, R.A.F., of 8, Meadowbank ROYAL EYE HosPITAL.-S p.m., Mr. R. P. Crick: Ophthalmic Complica- View, Kirknewton, Midlothian. tions of Pregnancy and the Puerperium. Harry.-On May 25, 1953, at his home, Dolebury House, Churchill. Somerset, Philip Anthony Harry, M.D., D.P.H., formerly of Rochdale, Wednesday, July 1 Lancs. OXFORD UNIVERSITY.-At University Museum, 5 p.m., Litchfield Lecture Kessler.-On May 9. 1953, in a London Hospital. Denys Edward Kessler. by Professor Wilder Penfield, O.M.. F.R.S.: The Learning of Languages M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., of Windwhistle. Ringwood, Hants. -A Consideration of the Neurophysiological Mechanisms of Speech and Lawlor.-On May 12, 1953, at King's College Hospital. London. S.E.. Some Educational Consequences. Geoffrey Leo Thomas Lawlor, L.M.S.S.A., of 133, Camberwell New POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL SCHOOL oF LONDON.-2 p.m., Dr. E. F. Gale: Road, London, S.E., aged 69. Mode of Action of Antibacterial Agents. Macbeth.-On May 9, 1953, Alison Nicol Macbeth, M.B., B.S., aged 56. YORKSHIRE SOCIETY OF ANAESTHETISTS.-At Leeds General Infirmary, Macbrlde.-On April 1, 1953, Henry John Macbride, M.D., of 103, 8 p.m., Symposium arranged by D. T. C. Gray: Facts about Dosage: Embassy Court, Brighton, Sussex, formerly of London, W., aged 60. opening speakers. Dr. J. W. Dundee, Thiopentone; Mr. H. F. V. Riddle, McCall.-On May 6, 1953, in a nursing-home, James McIntosh McCall, Nitrous Oxide; Dr. T. C. Gray, Relaxants. M.B.. C.M., M.R.C.V.S., late of Chalfont St. Giles. Bucks, aged 87. McEwan.-On May 26, 1953, at Nakuru, Kenya, George Clazy McEwan, Thursday, July 2 M.B., Ch.B., D.P.H. EMPIRE RHEUMATISM COUNCIL.-At Royal Society of Medicine, 8.15 p.m.. Macekay.-On April 26, 1953, in Melbourne, Australia, Charles Vincent Special Coronation Lecture by Sir Henry Cohen: Concept of Collagen Mackay, M.D.. F.R.A.C.P. Disease. McNaughton.-On May 16. 1953. at Lushoto, Tanganyika, James Garvie *HAMPSTEAD GENERAL HOSPITAL.-3 p.m., Dr. Harold Davis: Bleeding McNaughton. M.D., M.R.C.P.Ed. Peptic Ulcer: 4.15 p.m., Brains Trust. Main.-On May 14, 1953, William Robert Main, M.B., Ch.B., of the INSTITUTE OF CHILD HEALTH.-5 p.m., Professor G. Fanconi (Zurich): Garden House, Buckingham. Renal Dwarfism. Nicoll.-On May 13, 1953, in a hospital, Exeter, George Stalker Nicoll OXFORD UNIVERSITY.-At Radcliffe Infirmary, 5 p.m., Litchfield Lecture by M.B., Ch.B., of Low Barlay, Gatehouse-of-Fleet, Castle Douglas, Kirk- Professor W. B. Castle (Harvard): Speculations About the Cause of cudbright. Polycythaemia Vera. Smith.-On May 22. 1953, at Tunbridge Wells, Kent. Mary Anne Smith, ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND AND INSTITUTE OF LARYNGOLOGY L.R.C.P.&S.Ed., L.R.F.P.S., aged 90. AND OTOLOGY.-At Lincoln's Inn Fields. W.C.. 5.30 p.m.. Otolaryngo- Speirs.-On May 11, 1953, at his home, Furze Bank, Diss, Norfolk, Hugh logy Lecture by Sir Henry Dale, O.M., F.R.S.: Histamine and its Meredith Speirs, M.D., aged 75. Antagonists. Style.-On May 23, 1953, at Hadleigh, Suffolk, Arthur Hurrell Style, M.D., aged 79. Friday, July 3 Walker.-On May 23. 1953, at St. Thomas's Hospital. Hydestile, Surrey, INSTITUTE OF NEUROLOGY.-S p.m.. Professor Warren McCulloch: Norman Dunbar Walker, O.B,E., M.B., Ch.B., D.P.H., Lieutenant- Cerebral Control of Ca,rbohydrate Metabolism. Colonel, R.A.M.C., retired, aged 76. BRITISH iM JO IURNAL

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LONDON BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION TAVISTOCK SQUARE, W.C.1 INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT FOR VOLUME I, 1953 Correspondence is indicated by the symbol (C). A ASSISTANTS (continued): BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION (continued): Trainee scheme, 95, 217, 223, 247 Policy resolutions, 120 Aberdeen: Apprentice scheme for medical students, --in Scotland. 177 94 President; method of election, 98 views of Central Ethical Com- Association of Whole-time Salaried Specialists; Prizes for medical students; awards, 231 Abortion Bill, 62; change of name, 76 - for nurses; awards, 231 mittee, 86 - to 117 Absence from work; reasons for delay in return, 292 Atomic warfare; radiological defence course for report Council, J.: New B.M.A. rates, 33 (C) medical officers of health, 5 Public Health Committee; organization and ACKERLEY, subscription Autonomous bodies, 120, 214 functions, 289 Adoption, Interdepartmental Committee on. 222 Public Relations; report to Council, 1 18 - -- B.M.A. memorandum of evidence to Interdepartmental Committee on Child Adop- B Representative Body, efficiency of, 140 tion, 126, 240; (see also Journal, p. 1155) Functions of, 73 Advertising by medical practitioners, 86 BAtER, W. H. J., CHRISTIE, D. R., and CLIFF, P.: Memorandum by Winchester Division, 55, 59, --indirect methods, 48, 112, 126 Salaries of whole-time specialists, 133 (C) 79 (C), 138 (C), 143 (C) Airfields: Remuneration of part-time medical Balance sheet 1952. 238 Overseas representation, 119 officers, 1 3 Beds: Emergency Bed Service, 37, 65 Resolutions requiring two months' notice, 119 Alcohol and road accidents, 124 - new pay-bed regulations, 94 (See also Journal, Size, composition, and procedure, 59, 60 Aldershot and Basingstoke Division, dissolution p. 1056); 107, 151,228 Representative Meeting, jubilee of (A. Cox), 145 proposed, 224 " Bemax" a drug, 253 Representatives appointed, 98 Aldershot and Farnham Division proposed, 138, 224 BENsTED-SMrrH, W. F.: Standard size for com- Scholarships, 52, 118, 231 Ambulance Services Costing Return, 311 munications, 204 (C) Scientific activities, 73 Anaesthetics, dental, administration by general Bentley, Joseph Henry, disciplinary case of, 264 Scottish Office, press ojiicer, 121 practitioners, 58, 96 (C), 137 (C) Birkenhead and Wirral Division, 6 Secretaries' annual conference, 254 178 Blood: Taking of specimens; responsibility of War memorial, 22, 99 -fees for administration, 167, pathologists for accidents, 251 - - inscription, 271 ANDERSON, A. W. See GRENVILLE-MATHERS, R., 43 BRAIN, Sir W. Russell: Medical establishment of Appeals procedure, 262 teaching hospitals, 17 (C) British Medical Journal: advertisement policv, 20 Appliances prescribable, 170 BREACH, A. C. E.: Employment of assistants, 42 (C) --- business manager appointed, 22 Arbitration machinery, 189, 220 - --- financial position, 88 Areas, classification of, 3, 163 Extraordinary general meeting, 141 (C) --- report to Council, 114, 221 --amendments in England and Wales, 54, 245 British Dental Association, liaison with G.M.S.C., British Medical Journal Supplement, use of, 255 --definitions, 75 160, 177 British Pharmacopoeia, 252 - revision in Scotland, 243 BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION: Broadcasting as indirect method of advertising, 127 Annual General Meeting, Cardiff, 280. BROWN, C. M.: Constitution of the B.M.A., 81 ARMED FORCES: Annual meeting, Cardiff; 1953: BROWN, I. M.: Hospital costing returns, 137 (C) Army: Appointments and retirements, 13, 18, 51, Hotel accommodation, 153 BROWN, K. T.: E.C.N. 113, 96 (C) 132, 259 Irish graduates' lIsncheon, 278 BUCHANAN, I. S.: New B.M.A. subscription rates, Emergency Commissions; R.A.M.C.: Appoint- Programme, 208, 282 50(C) ments and retirements, 14, 51, 248 Annual Representative Meeting, Cardiff: Agenda, BULL, J. W. D.: Radiology on points, 11 (C) Emergency Reserve of Officers: Appointments 303 BURR, Mary A.: Cost of prescribing, 65 (C) and retirements, 13 Resolutions, 218 Emergency Reserve of Officers; R.A.M.C.: Annual Meeting, Glasgow, 1954, 98 Appointments and retirements, 13, 18, 51, Annual Meeting, Toronto, 1955, 98 C 132,259 Annual Meeting, 1959, 225 Ex-Indian Army: retirements, 14 Articles and byelaws, amendment of, 128 CAMPBELL, K.: Remuneration of assistant medical Fees for examination of recruits, 83 Balance sheet, 1952, 238 officers, 203 (C) Regular Army Reserve of Officers; R.A.M.C.: Branches and division, organization of, 73 Canada: Exchange visits, 32, 48 Appointments and retirements, 13, 51, 248 Building Committee, 20 Canadian Medical Association, B.M.A. delegate Royal Army Medical Corps: Appointments - - report to Council, 117 annual meeting, 225 and retirements, 13, 18, 51, 132, 248, 259 Committees, organization of, 74 Cars. See Motor-cars Territorial Army; medical examination of - work of, 249 Cardiff and its environs (R. D. Owen), 273 personnel, 70 Constitution; I. The local unit, 53; Carlisle Medical Bureau, 137 Territorial Army Reserve ofOfficers: R.A.M.C.: II. The representative body, 60 CAtNE, S.: Cost of prescribing, 258 (C) Appointments andretirements, 14,18, 132,259 III. The central executive, 67 Case history; disclosure of clinical details, 8 Territorial Army; R.A.M.C.: Appointments Constitution of the B.M.A. (Sir Zachary Cope), Central Consultants and Specialists Committee. See and retirements, 13, 18, 51, 132, 248, 259 73; (C. M. Brown), 81; (F. B. Winfield), 139; Consultants and Specialists Armed Forces Committee, 70, 222 see also leading article in Journal, p. 923; Central Council for Health Education. 176 Demobilized service men; replacement on medical 202 (C), 214 (C), 246 (C.), 270 (C) Central Ethical Committee, 48, 69, 86, 311 lists, 47, 166, 298 Council: Annual report, 97 Central Health Services Council: Committee on Openings in N.H.S. for retired M.O.s, 70 Election of members, 66, 144, 224 General Practice; G.M.S.C. memorandum of Remuneration, allowances and pensions; report Evolution of, 68 evidence, 161, 180, 221 to Council, 118 Organization cf, 74 Central Midwives Board for Scotland, reconstitution Royal Air Force: Appointments and retirements, Proceedings, 19, 85, 219, 258 (C) of, 121 14, 18, 248, 259 Return of attendances, 126 Certification, 175, 184 Reserve of Officers: Appointments and retire- Supplementary annual report, 225 CHADFsILD, H. W.: The registrar problem, 217 (C) ments, 14, 248 Divisions and Branches; financial year, 119 Charities Committee, 222 Volunteer Reserve: Appointments and retire- Election of 40 members by grouped branches in Charities, medical; report to Counci!, 232 ments, 14 the British Isles, of 2 Public Health Service Chelsea and Futham Division, 14, 34, 260 Royal Auxiliary Air Force: Appointments and members, and of I woman member, 144 Chemists, ethical relations with, 69 retirements, 14, 248 Extraordinary General Meeting, 76, 92, 98, 133, Chester-le-Street urban and rural district councils; Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve: Appointments 141, 157 (C), 202 (C), 223 (C), 279 (C), 291 (C) appointment of medical officer of health, 152 and retirements, 13, 38, 259 Amendment to Resolution, 152 Children: Adoption: B.M.A. memorandum of Royal Navy: Appointments and retirements, 13, Additional amendment, 199 evidence to Interdepartmental Committee on 38, 132, 259 Consideration by Council, 85 Child Adoption, 126, 240; (see also Journal, Representative of medical branch on Council Constitutional position, 135 p. 1155) of B.M.A., 98 Proceedings. 205 (correction, see Journal, p. -child care, 11 1, 231 Service in the Forces; expenses, 28 1122); (see also Journal, p. 1036) - handicapped, 4 Service pay, 21 Film library, 6 - income-tax allowance for, 257 Treatment of services personnel on leave, 167, 298 Finance, 20, 46 CHRisssE, D. R. See BAKER, W. H. J., 133 - report to Council, 88, 115 Civil Defence, 176, 300 ASHE, E. S. A.: Memorandum on general practice, Gifts to the Association, 98 Civil Service medical officers; remuneration, 22, 29, International relations, 21 125, 141, 220, 232 96 (C) - --- ASHTON, J.: Delay in hospital reports, 29 (C) Library, accessions, 5, 13, 132, 218, 248, 259, 272 vacancies in Northern Ireland, 16 Assam Branch, 292; reconstruction, 204 -increased annual grant, 88 Claire Wand Fund, 301 -report to Council, 117 CLARKE, F. E. S.: Cost of prescribing, 58 (C) ASSISTANTS: Members' lounge opened, 16 CLARKE, R. E.: Overcrowding of out-patient Assistants and Young Practitioners Subcommittee, Members' subscription, new rate, 33 (see also departments, 72 (C) 170, 177, 291 Journal, p. 262), 43, 50 - Splitting the profession, 204 (C) Scottish representation, 41 Membership figures, 119 CLwP, P. See BAKER, W. H. J., 133 Assistants and Young Practitioners Subcommittee Memorandum of evidence submitted to Inter- COCICSHUT, R. W.: The Extraordinary General (Scotland), 47 departmental Committee on Adoption of Child- Meeting, 279 (C) Employment of, 42 ren, 240; (see also Journal, p. 1155) Cod-liver oil prescriptions, 169 Representation, 299 Organization for consultants, 276 Cohen Committee on General Practice, 87, 96 Salaried, 24, 42 (C) Overseas activities, 9 College of General Practitioners, 92, 161 SUPPLEMENT TO THE 4 JAN.-JUNE, 1953 INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL Colonial Medical Service: Appointments, 14, 51, 204 Disciplinarv procedure, 168, 189, 190 GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICES CoMmirrrE (continued): --- conditions criticized, 216 --question of legal representation, 297 - -- progress report, 31, 49 (C) Disinfectants, prescription of, 32, 169 Report of Subcommittee on service committees ---r remuneration, 123 Dispensing capitation fee, 168, 298 and tribunal regulations, 190, 296 Co'onial Research Service, 232 --- in Scotland, 179 Report to annual conference of representatives of Colwill, Charles Kingsley, disciplinary case of, 278 Distinction awards; payment to clinical teachers local medical committees, 1953, 159 Company law as applied to B.M.A., 135 and research workers, 230 Representation on B.M.A. Committees, 160 Compensation for goodwill. See Practices Dixon Memorial Scholarship, 231 Special Conference of Local Medical Committees, CONDON, J. D.: Temporary residents, 272 Doctors. See Consultants and Specialists; General 128, 133 Conference of Representatives of Local Medical practitioners; Hospitals, medical officers; etc. General Medical Services Subcommittee (Scotland), Committees. See Local Medical Committees DONALDSON, A.: New B.M.A. subscription rates, 47; annual report, 177; attendance at meetings, Conferences, medical; register at B M.A. House, 118 50 (C) 180 CONSTAD, V.: Extraordinary General Meeting, Dorset Division, 36, 56, 260, 280 202 (C) DOWLER, H. G.: The Representative Body, 138 (C) GENERAL PRACTICE: See also Practices Drivers of public vehicles, medical examination of, 63 Aberdeen: Apprentice scheme for medical CONSULTANTS AND SPECIALISTS: students, 94 Assessment of part-time consultant services; DRUGS: See also Dispensing; Prescribing Accommodation, 184 clinical research, 140 Determination of whether a substance is a drug, 169 Classification of areas, 3, 163; definitions, 75 Betterment, 50 Discount on, 168 - -- amendments, 54, 245; Scotland, 243 - resolution of Nottingham consultants, 79 Drug Bill in general practice: Minister's appeal to Committee on General Practice of Central Health Central Consultants and Specialists Committee, Annual Conference of Local Medical Com- Services Council, 161, 180, 221 46, 150 mittees, 281 Entry into practice, 12 Modifications in hospital establishments,' 2, 30 Indication of cost in advertisements, 258 Ethical considerations, 45 Organization and functions, 276 List of specially expensive drugs, 170 Evidence of General Medical Services Committee, Central Consultants and Specialists Committee Medicines and appliances for surgeries, 169 56 (Scotland), 290; annual report, 26 Prescriptions for proprietary drugs; report of - to Cohen Committee, 87 Contracts, 26, 45 Comptroller and Auditor-General, 56 General Practice Review Committee report, 20, Demands of whole-time specialists, 314 Dual appointments; Ministry of Health memoran- 104, 221 Discussions on conditions of service, 25, 43 (C) dum, 35 Goodwill. See under Practices Domiciliary consultations, 49, 58, 150, 229 Group practice, 163 Interests of whole-time specialists, 17, 37 E Initial allowances, 162 Joint Committee, 23, 37 - - in Scotland, 47 --function of, 46 Edinburgh, Duke of, proposed as honorary member, Integration of medical practice, 17, 29 --registrar position, 222 85 Lists, inflation of, 57 Joint consultation on hospital and consultant Education, medical; First World Conference, 124 - reduction of maximum number of patients, 162 services; deputation to Ministry, 23, 37 EDWARDS, W.: Prescribing in the N.H.S., 137 Saturday night surgery, 72, 134 Liaison between consultants and general practi- - The National Formulary, 217 Specialization and general practice, 247 tioners, 279 Eire. See Ireland Vacancies, 165 Medical advisory machinery, 151 ELKINS, F. R.: Cost of prescribing, 5 (C), 38 (C) Vacancies, filling of, 21 Part-time consultant's income tax assessment, 41 Emergency fees, 167, 178 GENERAL PRACTITIONERS: Allocation of patients Regional committees; conference of honorary Empire M'edical Advisory Bureau, 86. 123 accepting treatment from unregistered practi- secretaries, 243 Enfield and Potters Bar Division; visit of Minister tioners, 167 Relations with general practitioners, 188, 279 of Health, 26 Code numbers, 165 Remuneration, 33 Ernest Hart Memorial Scho!arship, 52, 231 Co-operation between hospital, local authority, - implementation of Spens report recommenda- Essex County Health Handbook, 246 and G.P. services, 300 tions, 9, 12, 26 ETHICS: Date of inclusion of name in medical list, 164 - of consultants upgraded from S.H.M.O., 150, Advertising by medical practitioners, 48, 86, 112, Hospital work, 173, 186, 228 270 126 Institutional midwifery, 171 - of whole-time specialists, 133 Central Ethical Committee, 48, 69, 311 Liaison between consultants and general practi- Representation of whole-time consultants on --- report to Council, 86 tioners, 279 Committee " B," 26 Disclosure of clinical details, 8 - with industrial medical officer, 280, 314 - on hospital management committees, 3 Ethics and Members of the Medical Profession, 69 Propriety of accepting former hospital patients 48 Retirement age, 3, 46 Report of Council, I12 Provision of diagnostic and ancillary facilities, 108 Specialization and general practice, 247 Rules for industrial medical officers, 63 Remuneration; amendment regulations to imple- Whole-time Consultants Association, 76 Eye centres, 214 ment working party's report, 136 Convalescent facilities, 189 - Danckwerts Award; effect on small-list practi- COPE, Sir Zachary: The constitution of the B.M.A., F tioner, 69, 79 73 - hardship payments; implementation of working Family Doctor, financial position, 88 party'srecommendation, 152 Coronation Day: Road traffic arrangements in the 173 London area, 141 - - report to Council, 115 Represen'tation in hospital administration, Fever nursing register, 232 Retirement, 174 Coroners: Appointment of medical practitioners, 1 13 Small-list practitioner, 279 - fees for services to, 83 Films: B.M.A. Film Library, 6, 124 Coroners Acts; remuneration of medical witnesses, FINN, N.: Invitation to Russian doctors, 258 (C) Trainees, remuneration of, 175 113 FLEMING, A., and others: Tuberculosis and Diseases Training; Aberdeen apprentice scheme, 94 Corsets, surgical, certificates; statement issued by of the Chest Group Committee, 246 (C) - and postgraduate facilities, 182 H.M. Customs and Excise, 36 Floods: Help for local practitioners and public, 56, - before full registration, 175 161 - postgraduate, 92 COUNCIL: - Flood ReliefFund, 56,62,86,93,99, 140, 161, 232 Working Party report; applications for payment Annual Report, 97 Folkestone and Dover Division, 204 on notional lists, 41 Election of 40 members by grouped branches in Forbath, A., withdrawal of authority under Dan- GIB3ON, R.: The constitution of the B.M.A., 214 (C) the British Isles, of 2 Public Health Service gerous Drugs Act, 76 GILCHRIST, L.: Demands of whole-time specialists, members, and of 1 woman member, 144 Form E.C. 1OA, 257 314 (C) of members, 66, 224 FORRESTER, R. M.: Employment problems of regis- -and others: Interests of whole-timne specialists, Evolution, 68 trars, 37 (C) 30 (C) Organizatiors, 74 - Position of registrars, 65 (C) GILKS, J. L.: Colonial Medical Service, 49 (C) Proceedings, 19, 85, 219, 258 (C) - and WALTON, J. N.: The registrar problem, GILLESPIE, H. W.: Radiology on points, 28 (C) Return of attendances, 126 156 (C), 279 (C) GLAISTER, T. M.: Cost of prescribing, 134 (C) Supplementary annual report, 225 FRAIS, J. A.: Cost of prescribing, 17 (C) Glasgow Division, 72, 280 - Payment of compensation on taking a partner, GLEN, N. G. See ROBB, D. F., 203 Cox, A.: Representative body, 79 (C) 50 (C) Gold Coast; medical services, 123 - Jubilee of the Representative Meeting, 145 Fraser, I., visit to Gold Coast, 42 --shortage of doctors, 219 CRAWFORD, J. W.: New B.M.A. subscription rates, FREEDMAN, S. S.: Plight of provincial ophthalmic --visit of I. Fraser, 231 50 (C) surgeons, 71 (C) Gold Coast Branch, 248, 251 Crawford, John Howard, disciplinary case of, 278 Goodwill. See Practices, goodwill Cremation certificates, 83, 114 G GOULD, G.: Trainee assistants' remuneration, 42 (C) Cricket match against Law Society, 226 GRAINGER, G. J.: Saturday night surgery, 134 (C) Cyprus; remuneration of Government medical Gallen, Patrick Aloysius, disciplinary case of, 264 GRANT, B. See GRANT, W. J., 133 officers, 122 Gemmell, Daniel Topping, disciplinary case of, 264 Grant, G. O., withdrawal of authority under General Dental Services Committee, liaison with Dangerous Drugs Act, 76 D General Medical Services Committee, 160, 177 GRANT, W. J.: Extraordinary General Meeting, Dain, H. G.: Winchester Address: John Citizen GENERAL MEDICAL COUNCIL: 157 (C), 291 (C) a.nd his doctor-where do we go from here? 277 Appointments, 121 - GRANT, B., MANNING, A. D., and SCHIFF, C. I.: -B. M.A. War Memorial inscription, 271 (C) Medical Disciplinary Committee, 252, 263 Extraordinary general meeting, 133 (C) Dain Fund, 232, 301; Report of trustees, 1952-3, 311 Public health diploma, 277 - and SCHIFF, C.: Extraordinary General Meeting, Summer session, 252 223 (C) Danckwerts Award; effect on small-list practitioner, GREEN-ARMYTAGE, V. B.: The registrar problem, 69, 79 General Medical Service Defence Trust, 24 DAVIES, H.: Radio'ogy on points, 11 (C) 157 (C) DAWSON, R.: The National Formulary, 217 GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICES COMMItTrEE, 7, 153, 221. GRENVILLE-MATHERS, R., and ANDERSON, A. W.: DE COURCY-WHEELER, A.: Medical reports, 51 (C) 262 Representation of whole-time specialists, 43 (C) Defence Trusts, 24, 177, 300 Attendances at meetings, 179 GRIFFITH, M. B.: Assistant medical officer award, Denmark; proposed tour by Scottish doctors, 78, 137 Danckss erts Award and the small-list practitioner, 313 (C) Dental anaesthetics, administration by general 69, 79 GRIFFITHS, J.: Temporary residents, 247 (C) practitioners, 58, 96 (C), 137 (C) Discussions with Ministry of Health, 24, 42 (C) Group practice, 163 - importance of team work in relation to Election of direct representatives, 1953-4, 269 Guildford Division, 80 administration by patient's own physician, 158, Evidence regarding general practice, 56 Guillebaud Committee; terms of reference, 250 224, 271 Fate of the distribution scheme, 92 -haemorrhage; fee for treatment of, 4, 175 Grouping of areas for representation, 160 H Derby and Derbyshire Local Medical Committees: Nomisees on Ministry of Health Distribution Dinner to S. Wand and D. P. Stevenson, 214 Committees, 160 HALE-WHITE, R.: The constitution of the B.M.A., Dermatitis, occupational, 200, 230, 313 (C) Organization and functions, 261 246 (C) DE VERE-SHORTr, C. J.: Entry into practice, 12 (C) Personnel Committee, 1952-3, 159 HAMILTON, S. G.: National Formulary, 156 (C) SUPPLEMENT TO THE JAN.-JUNE, 1953 INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT BRITISH MDICAL JOURNAL 5 HARBOUR, A.: Admission of acutely ill patients to Inducement Fund, 24 MATERNITY MEDICAL SERviCES (continued): hospital in London, 37 (C) -payments, 163 Obstetric HARDY, K. W.: The constitution of the B.M.A:, - increase in remote areas, 27, 42 (C) list, 4, 7, 170 - - abolition proposed, 299 143 (C) Industrial Disputes Order (1951), 3, 220 Post-natal examinations, 170 Hart Memorial Scholarship, 231 Industrial medical officers, ethical rules for, 63, 201 Revision of 299 HARTLEY, L.: Plight of provincial ophthalmic - - - liaison with general practitioner, 280, 314 fees, surgeons, 50 (C) INMAN, K.: Absence from work, 292 (C) MATssW, P. W.: Interests of whole-time specialists, Hastings Fund, 232 Insole Scholarship, 52, 231 37 (C) Hastings silver tray purchased, 226 Intern year, hardship in, 45 Mau Mau, 65 Hayden, Roger Keith, disciplinary case of, 264 International Medical Visitors Bureau, 86, 124 MAYO, B. A. J.: Sectionalism within the profession, Health centres, 183 Ireland, Republic of: Health Bill, 64, 91 203 (C) --contracts for general practitioners, 7, 174 Irish Medical Association; annual general meeting, Medical Act, 1950, in its relation to provisionally --Sighthill centre opened, 254 1 1 registered practitioners; views of Council, 120 -visitors, 189 Isle of Wight Division, 6 Medical cards, 176 HICK, Barbara J.: Doctors' telephone accounts, Italy: Reciprocal agreement on social insurance, 312 Medical charities; report to Council, 232 30 (C) Medical list; Admissions, 246 HILDITCH, H.: Medical practices, 202 (C) - date and application for inclusion of practi- Hong Kong Branch, 52 J tioner's name, 164 HoPKINS, J. H. S.: Admission of acutely ill patients Jamaica Branch, 123 - provisional inclusion in, 93, 226 to hospital, 65 (C) JEFFRIESS, C. N.: Dental anaesthetics, 158 (C), 271 (C) - removal of practitioner's name, 165 HORDER, Lord: Extraordinary General Meeting, JOHN, D. N.: Cost of prescribing, 29 (C) Medical manpower control, 125 157 (C) Joint Consultants Committee, 23, 37 Medical officers of health. See Public Health Hormone preparations, misuse by the public, 71, 201 - - function of, 46 Service Joint Emergency Committee of Professions, 19 Medical Practices Advisory Bureau, 86, 125 HOsPITALs: JONES, I.: Extraordinary general meeting, 133 (C) - - - - Annual report, 130, 202 (C), 204 (C) Accounts for 1951-2; average cost of maintaining JORDAN, A.: Whole-time consultants, 157 (C) Medical Practices Committee: Classification of N.H.S. patient, 78, 79 (C), 137 (C) Journalism: Income-tax position, 257 areas; amendments, 3, 54, 245 Admission of urgent cases, 37, 65, 108 Jubilee of the Representative Meeting (A. Cox), - - fourth report, 74 (See also Journal, p. 663), Beds; Emergency Bed Service-37, 65 145 134 (C) -new pay-bed regulations, 94, (see also Journal, Medical practitioners: Distribution in England and p. 1056); 107, 151,228 K Wales, 74, 134 (C) Co-operation between hospital, local authority, Kennedy, Patrick, disciplinary case of, 264 - - elderly, assistance for, 226 and G.P. services, 300 Kensington and Hammersmith Division, 34 Medical profession: Sectionalism within the pro- Delay in reports on patients, 12, 29, 34, 37 Kenya Branch, 65 fession, 203 Diagnostic and ancillary facilities for general KERLEY, P., and WILLIAMS, Rohan: Radiology on Medical records, 176 practitioners, 173, 186 points, 33 (C) - - propriety of disclosing clinical details to local General practitioner employment in, 173 Kingston and Maiden Victoria Medical Foundation; medical committees or executive councils, 176 - - representation, 173 annual meeting, 223 Medical reports, fees for, 51 Joint consultation on hospital and consultant KRAMER, N.: 72 - - to lay officials, 69 services; depuitation to Ministry, 23, 37 Goodwill, (C) Medical Service Committee procedure, 168, 190, 296 Legal actions involving staffs, 107, 151, 221, 222 - - - report of B.M.A. subcommittee, 233 - responsibilities of authorities, 26 L Medical War Relief Fund; annual report for Medical officers; allowances, 228 1951-2, 10 - and the Danckwerts Award, 258, 313 LANGLEY, B.: Medical Practices Committee report, Medico-legal: Actions involving hospital staff, 107, - deductions for board and lodging during 134 (C) 151, 221, 222, 229 leave, 109 - Extraordinary General Meeting, 143 (C) - Furnishing copy of medical report to the defence, - hardship of house officers in pre-registration LANGSTON, H. H.: Betterment for consultants, 50 (C) 113 year, 45 - Special conference, 258 (C) Mental homes; removal of patients from doctor's - - joint use by hospital authorities and local LATHAM, J.: Extraordinary General Meeting, 202 (C) lists, 166 health authorities (" dual appointments "), 35 LEAR, W. N.: National Formulary, 155 (C) Merchant seamen; fees for treatment, 167 - meeting of Whitley Council Committee - The cost of prescribing, 216 (C) Metropolitan Counties Branch; 95th annual general "B," 249 Leven, Thomas, disciplinary case of, 264 meeting, 291 - mileage allowances, 107 Library accessions, 5, 13, 132, 218, 248, 259, 272 Middle East Branch, 10, 260 - position of house officers under new registra- - increased annual grant, 88 Midlands Branch, Southern Rhodesia, formation of, tion regulations, 252 - report to Council, 117 44 - - pre-registration-year appointments; allow- Life assurance short forms, 113 Midwives, new scales of pay, 42 ances to ex-war-service men, 199 Linton, Sidney, disciplinary case of, 263 Mileage allowance; appeals to Whitley Committee --remuneration, 33, 37, 46, 104 LISTER, A. E. A.: Dental anaesthetics, 271 (C) "B,"$ 312 --- claim by staff side, Committee "B," 9, LISTON, R. P.: Occupational Health Service, 270 (C) - calculation of, 298 12,26 Lists: Allocation of patients, 298 --discussions with Ministry, 24 ---effect of " consultants' betterment," 154 -inflation of, 8, 25, 57, 166, 298 --for hospital medical staff, 107, 229 --review of S.H.M.O.s, 106, 228 - removal from; regulations criticized, 295 - - in rural districts, 154 - security of tenure, 105, 227 LLEWELLIN, K. R.: Whole-time consultants and --in Scotland, 178 - - S.H.M.O. groups, 96 domiciliary visits, 58 (C) -fund, 167 - - subsistence allowances, 109 Local authority services, liaison with general practi- MILLIGAN, W. L.: Appointment option, 28 (C) Notification of discharge, 174 tioner, 188 Miners' bonus shift certificates, 83, 114 Out-patient department overcrowding, 72 Local Medical Committees; Annual Conference, -" counter " certificates, 1 13 Records, confidentiality of, 26 293, 302 Minister of Health: Address to Annual Conference - loans to Government departments, 86, 112 . -.address of Minister of Health, 281, of Local Medical Committees, 301 Regional Boards; appointments, 244 301 Ministry of Health: Memorandum on care of --grading of administrative officer; appeal to . agenda. 265 mothers and babies, 84 Whitley Committee "B," 312 --- elections, 298 - Memorandum on hospital staffing economy, 1, 2 - - in Scotland, 155 - - special conference of representatives, 128, - Memorandum on work done in hospital radio- Renovation, 5 202, 206; (see also Journal, p. 1036) graphic departments, 11; see also Journal, Staffing of teaching hospitals, 17 Locum tenens; income-tax allowance on board and p. 86; 28, 33, 50, 151 - survey; Ministry of Health memorandum, 1, 2 lodging, 256 Mombasa Division, 6, 80, 260 Teaching Hospital Boards; appointments, 244 LOGIE, N. J.: Specialization and general practice, Montecatini; invitation to British physicians, 214, 247 (C) 270 House allowance, income-tax liability of, 256 Lupkovics, Nicholas, disciplinary case of, 278 Mortuary accommodation, 112 HOWELLS, D. Marjorye: Trainee assistant scheme, Lyons, Patrick Laurence, disciplinary case of, 264 223 (C) MOTOR-CARS: Assistant's purchase of new car; income-tax M allowance, 27, 28 Effect of McKerlie, Alan, disciplinary case of, 264 Budget, 154 MACLAY, C.: Expenses and income-tax allowance, 27 Immunization fees, 174 Remuneration of hospital medical - deduction for private use, 16 staff, 33 (C) Hire purchase; concession to doctors in hospital, INCOME TAX: MacLEoD, D.: Temporary residents, 313 (C) consultant, and public health service, 9 Assessment, methods of, 49 Macleod, I., address to Annual Conference of Local Income tax allowance on purchase, 155 Car, assistant's purchase of, 27, 28 Medical Committees, 281, 301 New car; wear and tear income-tax allowance, 256 -expenses and allowances, 27 - at Enfield and Potters Bar Division, 26 Priorities, 113 - deduction for private use, 16 MCSORLEY, J. G. A.: Cost of prescribing, 43 (C) -new, allowance for wear and tear on, 256 Magistrates' Association and B.M.A.; joint com- Mosrr, G. A.: Malayan Medical Service, 216 (C) -purchase of, 155 mittee, 124 MURLEY, R. S.: Extraordinary general meeting, C-hild allowance, 257 Malayan medical service; conditions of service 142 (C) Children's income, liability of, 28 criticized, 216 MYLES, R. B.: Radiology on points, 51 (C) House allowance, 256 Malt and glucose prescriptions, 169 Locum's board and lodging, 256 MANN, B.: Cost of hospital in-patient maintenance, Maintaining a larger flat, 16 79 (C) N Mother acting as housekeeper, 41 MANNING, A. G. See-GRANT, W. J., 133 Partnership agreement legal charges, 257 MANNING, Angela: Trainee assistant scheme, 217 (C) National Coal Board medical officers: Death and Part-time consultant's assessment, 41 Manor House Hospital, 246 disablement benefit, 230 Practitioners in whole-time salaried employment, MANSON, J. D.: Dental anaesthetics, 58 (C) National Formulary, 125, 154, 170, 217 (C), 227 108 Marriage Guidance Council, 176 --return to Latin headings proposed, 299 Prizes and journalism, 257 Matabeleland Branch, 204 --suggestions for the new revision, 155, 202 Service in the Forces; expenses, 28 Matemity and child welfare; Ministry of Health NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE: Subscription towards cost of international meeting, memorandum, 84 Arbitration, 189 41 MATERNrrY MEDICAL SERVICES: See also Obstetrics Charges for prescriptions, 169 Succession to sole proprietorship of practice, 36 Drugs and dressings for patients, 171 Committee ofinquiry into cost; terms ofreference, Telephone expenses ofnon-resident hospital officer, Evidence to Central Health Services Council's 250 257 Committee on General Practice, 185 Danckwerts Award; effect on small-list practi- Travelling expenses between places of practice, 42 Maternity grant, 171 tioners, 69, 79 SUPPLEMENT TO THE 6 JAN.-JUNE, 1953 INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE (continued). PRACTICES: Registration; interpretation of provisions of Medical Disciplinary procedure, 168, 189, 190 Acquisition of vacant practice premises, 77 Act, 1950, 252 - removal from list for conducted unconnected Classification of areas, 3, 163 - provisional, 278 with N.H.S., 154 --- amendments, England and Wales, 54, 245 Rehabilitation through alternative work; help from Drugs Bill; appeal of Minister of Health at --- definitions, 75 the general practitioner (R. Piper), 15 Annual Conference of Local Medical Com- --- revision in Scotland, 243 REIM, A. A.: The others, 258 (C) mittees, 281 Compensation for goodwill, 300 REMUNERATION: See also Consultants and Special- Hospital patients; average cost of maintenance, - ownership, 24 ists; Public Health Service medical officers 79 - sale of, 8, 72, 171, 299 78, (C) - - memorandum by Amending Acts Com- Additional, for special qualifications and expen- Lists: Allocation of patients, 298 mittee, 195 ence, 163 - inflation of, 8, 25, 57, 166, 298 - payment of compensation on taking a partner, Amendment regulations to implement Working Medical list: admissions, 246 50 Party's report, 136 - - date and application for inclusion of practi- Inducement fund, 24 Assistance for elderly practitioners, 164 tioner's name, 164 Machinery for filling vacancies, 166, 295 Model distribution scheme, 164, 226, 295 - provisional inclusion, 93, 226 Medical Practices Committee, fourth report, 74, Payment on basis of notional lists, 162 --removal of practitioner's name, 165 134 (C) Requisition for Extraordinary General Meeting, Prescribing costs, 216 Private practice, 189 85,93 -difficulties, 137, 156 Private Practice Committee, 83, 87 Small-list doctor; special grant, 133, 143 Reform, 110 to sole proprietorship; tax Temporary residents, 203 Remuneration. See Remuneration Succession income Work of General Medical Services Committee, 161 Temporary residents, payment for, 247, 272, 313 position, 36 Treatment of service men on leave, 298 Succession to vacant practice by partner, 77, 165 Representative Body, efficiency of, 140 Pregnancy tests at Sheffield, 174 - functions of, 73 National Insurance benefits; reason for delay in Prescribers' 36 - memorandum by Winchester Division, 55, 59, return to work, 292 Notes, 79 (C), 138 (C), 143 (C) National Insurance Defence Trust, 24 PRESCRIBING, 185 - overseas representation, 1 19 National Ophthalmic Treatment Board Association, Appeal to Ministry, 242, 253 --resolutions requiring two months' notice, 119 70, 214; future policy, 9; election of members Cost, 5, 17,29, 38, 43, 58, 65, 71, 133, 216,245, 258 - size, composition, and procedure, 59, 60 of Medical Advisory Subcommittee, 9 Economy measures. 7, 168 Representative Meeting, jubilee of (A. Cox), 145 NEELY, G.: Delay in hospital reports, 34 (C) - motion at Annual Conference of Local Medical Research scholarships, 231 Negligence, professional. See Medico-legal Comrnmittees, 294 Retiring age, 109 New Zealand Branch, 218 Excessive prescribing, 47 Roaa, D. F., SPEED, H. P., and GLEN, N. G.: The Newcastle Regional Hospital Board, 11, 28 Fees, 298 general practitioner and midwifery, 203 (C) Nigeria: Medical service; new salary scales, 49 Form E.C. 10, use for more than one patient, 169 ROBINSON, G. W.: S.H.M.O. groups, 96 (C) Northern Ireland: Appeals machinery, 22 Form E.C. 10A, 257 Rochester, Chatham and Gillingham Division, 260 --Civil Service medical officers, 16 Individual prescriptions necessary, 257 Rogers, T., report to Annual Conference of Local --General practitioners; increase in remunera- Investigation procedure, 169 Medical Committees, 293 tion, 152 Pricing discrepancies, 258 ROSSDALE, G. H.: Extraordinary general meeting, --Public Health Service; appeals machinery, 62 202 (C) North-West Wales Division, 260 Prescriptions, charges for, 169 RoWE, J. B. W.: Extraordinary general meeting, - for disinfectants, 32 142 NuRSEs: - for proprietary drugs; report of Comptroller and (C) Fees for lectures to, 109 Auditor-General, 56 ROWORTH, G.: The registrar problem, 217 (C) Fever nursing register, 222 Prison medical officers, 83 ROYSTON, G. R.: Whole-time consultants and domi- New scales of pay, 42 - salaries of part-time medical officers or prisons ciliary visits, 49 (C) Prizes awarded by B.M.A., 231 and Borstal institutions, 113, 121 RussEt.L, A. V.: Extraordinary general meeting, Student, medical examination, 176 Prizes for students and nurses; awards, 231 142 (C) Training school, 27 - income-tax position, 257 - Constitution of the B.M A., 271 (C) - offered by B.M.A.; report to Council, 117 RUSSELL, T.: Trainee assistant scheme, 95 (C), 0 -prize essay competition for medical students, 6 247 (C) OsrErRics: See also Maternity Medical Services Psychiatrists: Examination of patients without Russia. See U.S.S.R. Exclusion of the general practitioner, 96, 203 (C) reference from general practitioner, 48 General practitioners and institutional midwifery, Public Health Committee, 3, 62, 201 151 --- organization and functions, 289 S Obstetric lists, 4, 170 --- report to Council, 88 St. Helier Hospital; legal action, 87 --abolition proposed, 299 Public health diploma, 252 SAICLATVALA, S.: Integration of medical practice, --procedure for admission of doctors to, 7 --- consideration by General Medical Council, 29 (C) O'Carroll, Brendan, name restored to Medical 277 Sand-pits; health aspects, 118 134 RegIster, 263 PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE: Saturday night surgery, 72, Occupational dermatitis, 200, 230, 313 (C) Appeals and arbitration machinery, 111 SAVAGE, T.: Doctors telephone accounts, 13 (C) Occupational Health Committee, 88 3 SAYERS, W. J. H.: Assistantship, 42 (C) -- -future of occupational health services, 63 --in Northern Ireland, ScHm , C.: Extraordinary General Meeting, 158 (C) Occupational Health Services, 110, 230 Arbitration in disputes, 3 -See GRANT, W. J., 133, 223 --- future of, 200, 262 Defence Trust, 63 Scholarships offered by B.M.A., 52, 231 --- memorandum, 220, 270 (C), 314 (C) Dual appointments, 4, 111, 231 School Health Service, 188 O'Driscoll, Florence Joseph, disciplinary case of, 264 Implementation of awards, 3, 36 _ -- eye clinics, 4 Liaison with General Medical Services, 160 - with OPHTHALMOLOGY: Medical officers; assistant medical officer arbi- _- -relationship general practitioners, 174 Eye centres, 214 tration, 62, 246 SCOTLAND: Faculty of Ophthalmologists; officers elected, 252 - - claim for assistant medical officers, 32, 131, Appointments to Scottish Health Services Council National Ophthalmic Treatment Board, 9, 70, 214 203 (C) and Standing Advisory Committees, 64 Ophthalmic Group Committee; representative - -joint use by hospital authorities and local Central Consultants and Specialists Committee, of N.O.T.B. Association, 214 health authorities, 35 290; annual report, 26 PLight of provincial ophthalmic surgeons 50, 71 - part-time, 4 First health centre opened, 254 --remuneration and conditions of service, 110, General Medical Services Subcommittee, 47; Overseas Committee, 88 131, 230, annual report, 177 - organization, 255 --salary increases for A.M.O.s, 278, 313 (C) Regional hospital boards, 155 OWEN, R. D.: Cardiff and its environs, 273 Superannuation, 4, 62, 111 Revised list of under-doctored areas, 243 Whitley Council, Committee " C," 62, 131 Scottish Committee, 77, 121 p - - agreements, 230 Senior hospital medical officers, 155, 290 Training of health visitors. 122 Parkinson, E., presentation to, 36 Public Relations; report to Council, 118 Public transport operators, medical standards, 200 Seavers, James A., name restored to MedicalRegister, PARTNERSHIP: Puerperium: Care of mothers and babies, 171 263 Certificates granted by Medical Practices Com- Secretaries of Divisions and Branches; annual mittee, 165 conference, 254 Payment of compensation on taking a partner, 50 Sectionalism within the profession, 203 Payment of partners on notional lists, 77, 226 Q SELBY, H. J.: Delay in hospital reports, 12(C), 37(C) Practice vacancies, 295 Services. See Armed Forces; Colonial Medical Responsibility of partner for acts of omissions of Questions answered, 16, 27, 36, 41, 49, 256 Service deputy or assistant, 226 Ships: Treatment of temporary residents on board, Succession to vacant practice, 77 84 Transfer of patients, 165 SHORTr, C. J. de V.: Entry into practice, 204 (C) Pathology: Consulting Pathologists Group Com- R Sighthill health centre opened, 254 mittee; taking of blood specimens, 251 Radiology on points, 11; see also Journal, p. 86; SLEIGH, J.: New B.M.A. subscription rates, 43 (C) Patients, suggested penalties on, 298 28, 33, 51, 151 Smallpox vaccination arrangements criticized, 300 PassE, D. E.: Extraordinary General Meeting, Records: E.C.N. 113; a circular directive, 96 SmrrH, G.: Cost of prescribing, 17 (C) 142 (C) Regional hospital boards; appointments, 244 Smyth, Thomas Patrick, disciplinary case of, 264 PEMBLErON, J. T.: The small-list doctor, 143 (C) South Staffordshire Division, 80 Penicillin for pigs, 71 REGsITRARs, 46, 65 (C) Southampton Division, 52 PErERS, R.: The C.P. and the industrial medical Council's views, 87 -'University, 99 officer, 280 (C) Effect of hospital staff reductions, 2 South-Eastern Counties Division, 260, 292 Physical medicine, the present position, 70 Entry into general practice, 166 Southern Branch Meeting, 260 Pbiysical Medicine Group, 70 Establishment and displacement, 222 Southern Rhodesia; formation of Midlands Branch, Physiotherapy, 187 Group Council, 256 44 PIPER, R.: Rehabilitation through alternative work; In non-teaching hospitals, 2 Specialists. See Consultants and Specialists help from the general practitioner, 15 Interchange of posts, 150 SPEED, H. P. See ROBB, D. F., 203 Poisoning, accidental, of children, by medicinal Reduction in numbers, 10, 1550, 156, 217 (C) Spens Report, 314 preparations, 176 Retention of seniority on moving, 16 STEWART, H.: Dental anaesthetics, 96 (C), 224 (C) Police examinations, fees for, 112, 257 Senior, establishment figure, 227 - Temporary residents, 203 (C) Pool, central, size of, 161: distribution scheme, 164 - representations to Ministry, 94 Students: Admission to medical schools, 175 Postage expenses for official communications, 256 - surplus; Minister's proposals, 243; (see also SUDGEN, B.: Remuneration of hospital medical Postgraduate training, 92 Journal, p. 1154), 279 (C) staff, 33 (C), 313 (C) SUPPLEMENT TO THE JAN.-JUNE, 1953 INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL 7 Superannuation, 174 WHITLEY COUNCIL: - and partnership shares, 222 Committee " B," 249, 253 - contributions on notional lists, 227 U - - Representation of whole-time officers on,, - formula for general practitioners, 57 Uganda Branch, 44 2, 30 - local government medical officers, 4 - - staff side, 25, 43 (C) - Public Health Service, 62 UNrrED STATES OP AMERICA: Committee" C," 131, 230 Supplement to British Medical Journal, 255 Exchange visits, 32, 48 - - assistant medical officer arbitration, 32, 131, New Department of Health, 245 203 (C), 246 T - - M.D.C. circulars, 251 U.S.S.R.: Charges against Russian doctors; state- - - procedure, 253 TAYLOR, J. L.: Cost of prescribing, 258 (C) ment issued by World Medical Association, 136 Procedure, 253 Telephone accounts, 13, 30 Invitation to Russian doctors, 258 Representation of full-time salaried officers, 47 - Carlisle Medical Bureau, 137 Success in central Whitley appeals, 312 - expenses of non-resident hospital officer; income- tax position, 257 WEnrLES, J. H.: Integration of medical practice, -unattended, 113 V 17(C) Television as indirect method of advertising, 127 - Public health salaries, 313 (C) Temporary residents, payment for, 167, 247, 272, 313 Vaccination arrangements criticized, 300 Whole-time Consultants Association, 76 Therapeutic Substances (Prevention of Misuse) Bill, -fees, 174 WILLIAMS, Rohan. See KERLEY, P., 33 125; discussion on antibiotics in animal feeding, VASEY, P. M.: General practitioner and midwifery, WILSON, F. C.: Cost of prescribing, 71 (C) 71,88 96 (C) Winchester Division: Address by H. G. Dain, 277 THOMAS, R. C.: Whole-time salaried specialists, VIcKERs, A. A.: Radiology on points, 28 (C) - Memorandum on Representative Body, 55, 59, 12 (C) VICKERS, H. R.: Workmen's compensation, 313 (C) 79 (C), 138 (C), 143 (C) THUBRON, R. S.: Saturday night surgery, 72 (C) WiNELD, F. B.: The constitution oftheB.M.A., 139 TILsLEY, G. E.: Radiology on points, 29 (C) WISEMAN, R. H.: Mau Mau, 65 (C) TOLAN, C. P. K.: Dental anaesthetics, 137 (C) Witnesses: Allowances at criminal courts, 114 Tower Hamlets Division, 6 w WOOD, J. C.: Remuneration of hospital medical Trade Union Membership, local authorities requiring, staff, 37 (C) 14, 16, 30, 32, 52, 78, 134, 201, 223, 247, 254, 269 WAINE, T. E.: Interests of whole-time specialists, Trainee assistant scheme, 95, 217, 223, 247 37 (C) WORKING PARTY: TRENCHARD, H. J.: Tuberculosis and diseases of the WALKER, C. W.: Constitution ofthe B.M.A.,202 (C) Recommendation on hardship payments, 152 Chest Group Committee, 271 (C) Walter Dixon Memorial Scholarship, 52, 231 Report; applications for payment on notional Tribunal Regulations; report of B.M.A. subcom- WALTON, J. N. See FORRESTER, R. M., 156, 279 - Extraordinary General Meeting of B.M.A., 76, mittee, 233 War memorial, 22,99 92,98,133,141; amendmentto Resolution, 152; Tuberculosis, 112 - - inscription, 271 157 (C), 202 (C), 223 (C), 279 (C), 291 (C) - disclosure of information regarding tuberculous WARD, G.: Small-list doctor, 133 (C) - Requisition for Extraordinary General Meeting persons to Ministry ofHealth, 175, 229 WARUWic, J.: Interests of whole-time specialists, 85 - domiciliary nursing, 154 17(C) - Small-list doctor; special grant, 133, 143 - notification, 69 WAYN, E. J.: National Formulary, 202 (C) Small-list 279 - resettlement of tuberculous persons, 220, 231 Webb, M. W., appointed Business Manager to practitioner, Tuberculosis and Diseases of the Chest Group British Medical Journal, 22 Workmen's compensation, 230, 313 Committee, 246, 271 Welsh Committee, 122 World Medical Association, 22, 124 TYRER, F. H.: The G.P. and the industrial medical West Norfolk Division, 260 - - - statement on charges against Russian officer, 314 (C) West Suffolk Division, 260 doctors, 136 MEDICAL JOURNA

Editor HUGH CLEGG, M.A., M.D., F.R.C.P.

Deputy Editor Jw.W P. THOMPSON, M.A., M.B., D.P.H.

VOLUME 1, 1953 JANUARY TO JUNE

LONDON BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION TAVISTOCK SQUARE, W.C.1 INDEX TO VOLUME I FOR 1953

Names of contributors are printed in capitals. Entries for original articles, leading articles, annotations, and correspondence are indicated by the use of the symbols (0), (L), (A), and (C), respectively. Some subjects dealt with under various main headings in the Journal-e.g., "Annotations," "Any Questions?," " Leading Articles," etc.-are also set out under these headings.

A Adrenaline: Eflects of overdose, 895 Aluminium welding dangers, 631, 952 (C) -cream; assessment of its value in rheumatic Ambulances equipped with radio-telephones, 411 ABBOTT, P. H. and HAMDI, M. A.: Overdose of disorders (J. S. Lawrence and R. J. Sladden), - London Aml tlance Service, 1341 pyrimethamine, 884 (C) 1085 (0), 1096 (A), 1334 (C) America. See United States of America Abbreviations in the Journal, 163, 276 - necrosis (G. Leslie and D. McPhee), 1315 (0) American Medical Association; report of Annual Meeting in New York, 1447 ABDOMEN: ADRENALS: See also A.C.T.H.: Addison's disease Amino-aciduria, transient in acute nitrobenzene Abdominal supports (parliamentary note), 1227 Cortex; increased activity after operations, 1023 poisoning (W. E. Parkes and D. W. Neill), Crushed abdomen; parenteral treatment, 451 - insufficiency; A.C.T.H. in diagnosis (Thorn 653 (O) Drainage; long T-tube (R. Maingot), 1047, 1224 list) (R. R. de Mowbray and P. M. F. Bishop), Aminoazotoluene, contact dermatitis due to (R. H. (C) 17 (0) Meara and I. Martin-Scott), 1142 (0) Management of Abdominal Operations (Editor: - relationship to differentiation of chromaffin p-Aminobenzoic acid, milk diet, and malaria R. Maingot), 549 cells, 451 (P. berghd); preliminary communication (F. Pelvic evisceration with primary bowel and ureteric role in fluid and electrolyte metabolism (F. T. G. Hawking), 1201 (0), 1210 (A) anastomoses (G. E. Moloney), 706 (0), 994 (C), Prunty and others), 852 (0) p-Aminosalicylate, intravenous administration, 347 1164 (C), 1223 (C) Phaeochromocytoma, urinary excretion of pressor -modified, for treatment of genito-urinary tuber- amines in relation to (G. P. Burn), 697 (0) culosis, 95 AacRCaomBIE, R. G.: Treatment of tetanus, 403 (C) Adrenocorticotropic hormone. See A.C.T.H. -streptomycin resistance in patients with pul- Abernethy, John: A Biography. By L. Thornton Adrian, E. D., awarded Albert Medal of Royal monary tuberculosis treated with P.A.S. alone (C. Singer) (Nova et Vetera), 933 Society of Arts, 1287 (F. W. A. Turnbull and others), 1244 (0) Advances in Cancer Research, 464 p-Aminosalicylic acid, desensitization against, 1403 ABORTION: Advertising, wasteful, 836 -_ effect on thyroid gland (R. R. Hamilton), 29 Causes, varieties and management (J. Beattie), Age, old. See Old age (0) 447, 676 (C), 883 (C) Ageing process in the middle-aged male, 1039 (A) - goitre and hypothyroidism developing during Efficacy of abortifacient drugs, 742 Agene in bread (parliamentary note), 1397 administration (H. T. Davies and H.-I. B. Habitual; progesterone implantation in treatment in flour, allergy to (parliamentary note), 841 Galbraith), 1261 (0) (G. I. M. Swyer and Doreen Daley), 1073 (0), Agranulocytosis, 553 (A), 784 (C) - in genito-urinary tuberculosis, 902 1095 (A), 1277 (C) - - following antibiotic therapy of disseminated in primary pulmonary tuberculosis (R. M. ABou-ZncRY, A. See NICoL, T., 133 aspergillosis and moniliasis (N. E. Rankin), Todd), 1247 (0) ABRAHAM, C. and others: Damages against casualty 918 (0) Amnesia, alcoholic and traumatic, differentiation officer, 332 (C) Agriculture: Control of crop pests, 1093 (L) of, 576 ABRAHAMS, A.: A journal and its readers, 673 (C) Agriculture (Poisonous Substances) Act, (1952), Amoebiasis, 309 Abreaction; risk of explosion or toxic effects during 717 (A), 937 (C) - - chloroquine treatment of liver abscess (J. C. repeated ether administration, 413 AmNscoW, Mary: Home nursing and first-aid lessons, Patel), 811 (0) Abscess, mammary; disadvantages of antibiotics 566 (C) Amphetamine: Toxic effects, 520 in its management (C. P. Mills), 1427 (0) Ainsworth, G. C.: Medical Mycology: An Intro- Amputation: Elderly amputee (D. S. McKenzie), ABSE, D. W.: The climacteric, 453 (C) duction to its Problems, 440 153 Absenteeism: Sickness absence in industry, 604 (L) Air bombardment: Angst und Schreck (F. Panse), - mortality rates in amputees, 717 (A) Abstracts of World Medicine, 986 (A), 1220 (C) 381 - percussion for a painful stump, 794 Accidents in the British rubber industry, 798 - hygiene; oiling floors and blankets in boarding Amyoplasia congenita, 414 -Accidents in the Home. Report of the Standing schools, 952 ANAEMIA: Interdepartmental Committee on Accidents in - pollution (parliamentary note), 570 F.: Advertisement for new haematinic, 836, 887, 996, the Home, 1211 (A) AIRD, I., BENTALL, H. H. and ROBERTS, J. A. 1111 -see also Road accidents Relationship between cancer of stomach and Aplastic, occurring eight years after T.N.T. Acerin, antibiotic effects, 210 (A) the ABO blood groups, 799 (0), 828 (A), 1050 G. ACHARYA, B. S. S. and WuON, J. R.: Massive (C), 1220 (C), 1393 (C) poisoning (F. J. Hayhoe), 1143 (0) fat embolism following fracture of the femur; ArrcHIsoN, J. D.: Haemolytic anaemia treated by Haemoglobin levels in a group of elderly persons 78 living at home alone or with spouse (W. Hobson complete recovery, 316 A.C.T.H., cortisone, and splenectomy, (0) and E. K. Blackburn), 647 (0) ACHESON, H. W. K.: College of General Practi- Albuminuria, orthostatic, prognosis, 1460 Haemolytic, treated by A.C.T.H., cortisone, and tioners, 44 (C) Alcohol, potentiation by barbiturates, 232, 846 (C), splenectomy (3. D. Aitchison), 78 (0) Acheson, Harriet Elizabeth, obituary of, 407 1269 (A) Pernicious; intrinsic factor in treatment, 498 (A), Achilles tendon, pain around, 116 ALCOHOLISM: 927 (A) . A.C.T.H.: Bad diet as cause of addiction, 326 - relation to total gastrectomy, 1459 Anaemia, haemolytic, treated by A.C.T.H., "Drunk in charge " (A. E. M. Hartley) (medico- - treatment with parenteral liver extract, 332 (C) cortisone, and splenectomy (J. D. Aitchison), legal note), 735, 996 (C) Primary red-cell aplasia (M. Donnelly), 438, 729 78 (0) Spontaneous combustion of alcoholics, 793, (C), 1449 (C) Commercial production of " acthar gel," 411 896 (C), 1460 (C) Therapy; death after intravenous iron (D. W. Cortisone and A.C.T.H. In Clinical Practice Survey of current American work, 484 Barritt and G. C. Swain), 379 (Editor: W. S. C. Copeman), 1317 ALDRMIDE, A. G. V. and] KIDD, P.: Primary red-cell ANAESTHESIA: See also Analgesia Encephalomyelitis, disseminated, acute, treated aplasia, 729 (C) Anti-curare agents (A. R. Hunter), 640 (0) with A.C.T.H. (H. G. Miller), 177 (0), 991 (C) ALEXANDER, G. L.: Asthma at sea, 1335 (C) Apnoea, controlled, 875 (L), 1048 In diagnosis of adrenal insufficiency (Thorn test) ALEXANDER, J. G.: Chronic staphylococcal infection - reflex, 404 (R. R. de Mowbray and P. M. F. Bishop), 17 (0) in the baby, 336 (C) Cleansing of anaesthetic machines: 676 In status asthmaticus, 413 ALEXANDER, R. I.: Fatal hypoglycaemia in a diabetic Faculty ofAnaesthetists: Fifth anniversary dinner, Malaria probably precipitated by, 1332 patient with pituitary necrosis, 1416 (0) 739; diplomas granted, 226; members ad- ALEXANDER, W. D.: " Reflux " factor in erythrocyte mitted, 226; appointments, 1341; honorary Actinomycosis: What the General Practitioner sedimentation tests, 433 (0) Fellowship conferred on Lord Nuffield, 1341 ought to Know about Human Actinomycosis Alexander Pigott Wernher memorial fellowships, 169 Hypotension; discussion at Royal Society of (V. Z. Cope), 82 ALLEN, C.: Post-epileptic automatism, 219 (C) Medicine, 504 (correction, 576) Actomyosin, 688 - Treatment of homosexual tendencies, 1404 (C) Manual of Dental Anesthesia (W. H. Archer), 1151 Adam, Thomas, obituary of, 1226 Kenton and H. M. ADAMS, A. R. D.: Treatment of bowel infections of ALLERGY: See also Anaphylaxis; Asthma; Hay- Method for tonsillectomy (B. 308 454 fever; Urticaria Parsons), 708 (0) the tropics, (0); (C) Allergy, and other stress-conditioned illness; Methorphinan as supplement to nitrous oxide- ADAMS, A. W.: College of General Practitioners, suggested association with obsolete autonomic oxygen, 271, 562 218 (C), 222 (C), 508 (C) defence reflexes (R. Harper), 392 Narcosis, repeated, in a young child (R. C. Brown -Catheter and the prostate, 564 (C) Manual of Clinical Allergy (J. M. Sheldon, R. G. and J. B. Lister), 1375 Adams, Daniel Vere Maxweil, obituary of, 280 Lovell and K. P. Mathews), 1151 Pneumoflator of simple type (R. A. Beaver), 1375 Adaptation syndrome: Reprints of communications Summer hay-fever and asthma treated with Principles of Thoracic Anaesthesia, Past and on stress and the adaptive hormones, 452 antihistamsnic drugs (A. W. Frankland and Present (W. W. Mushin and L. Rendell-Baker), ADDERLEY, D. J. and HAMILTON, M.: 'UYse of R. H. Gorrill), 761 (0), 995 (C) 1376 succinylcholine in E.C.T., with particular Prostate surgery, 727, 1048 reference to its effect on blood pressure, 195 (0); ALLISON, W. W.: " Et all., etcc.," 276 (C) Recent Advances in Anaesthesia and Analgesia 451 (C), 617 (C) Allsopp, C. B., appointed to Chair ofPhysics Applied (C. L. Hewer), 441 ADDISON, N. V.: Torsion of a mesenteric lymphatic to Medicine at Guy's Hospital Medical School, Scottish Society of Anaesthetists Annual Meeting, cyst, 1316 1003 1231 Addison's disease; diagnosis and treatment, 876 (A), N-Allylnormorphine hydrobromide, morphine in- Society of Anaesthetists of South Wales, 791 1110 (C) hibitor, 35 (A) Trichlorethylene Anaesthesia (G. Ostlere), 770 --pains in the feet, 1344 ALMENT, E. A. J.: " Pilot " tube for bottles of blood, -- successful lactation in (V. Ursula Lutwyche), 5 10 (C) ANACNoSTOU, J. and FRANGOPOULOS, G. J.: Pubertas 313 (0) -Transverse arrest of head, 992 (C) praecox caused by interstitial-cell tumour of treatment with cortisone, 1110 (C) Almoners, Institute of; jubilee dinner, 683 testicle, 861 (0), 878 (A) Adoption; B.M.A. memorandum of evidence to Alopecia sn women; hereditary factor, 631 Anal fistula with extension to thigh (E. Wilson), interdepartmental committee, 1155 (A) ALSTEAD, S.: Chlorophyll as a deodorant, 832 (C) 656 (0) BRn 4 ANA-ANY INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

ANALGESIA: ANNOTAIONS (cotned): Antihistamines; summer hay-fever and asthma Chloroform administered to Queen Victoria in Housewife, disabled, 323 treated with antihistarmnic drugs (A. W. labour, 824 (L), 1110 (C). 1332 (C) Immunization against bacterial toxins, 387 Frankland and R.H. Gorrill), 761, (0) 995 (C) Epidural, indications for, 1178 Influenza as a world problem, 1322 Anuria treated by cortisone (H. Moore and D. K. Extradural space indicator (R. R. Macintosh), 398 Injections, intradermal, 386 O'Donovan), 183 (0) Local analgesia in septic-finger surgery at a teach- Insulin, long-acting, 266 Apresoline." See Hydralazine ing hospital (P. E. B. Holmes and D. J. C. Graff) 255 (0) Iron, toxicity of, 88 Local Analgesia, Abdominal Surgery (R. R. Legal responsibility for mistakes, 35 ANY QuEsTioNs? Macintosh and R. Bryce-Smith), 549 Leukaemia in doctors, 444 Abortion; efficacy of abortifacient drups, 742 Liver injury by antibiotics, 777, 938 (C), 1279 (C) Abreaction; risk of explosion or toxic effects Recent Advances In Anaesthesia and Analgesia Medical Insurance Agency, 1383 L. 441 during repeated ether administration, 413 (C. Hewer), Menorrhagia, treatment of, 388 Addison's disease: Pains in the feet, 1344 Reduction of post-operative pain (D. L. Lewis and Mental immaturity and, 609 W. A. L. Thompson), 973 (0), 1165 (C) illness, Adrenaline; effects of overdose, 895 C. W. and Middle-aged man, 1039 Air hygiene; oiling floors and blankets in boarding Relief of Pain in Childbirth (W. Nixon Milk and malaria, 1210 schools, 952 ShilaG. Ransom), 602 Morphine inhibitor, 35 Trichlorethylene in labour; use of "Tecota" Albuminuria, orthostatic, prognosis, 1460 inhaler (E. E. 436 443 615 Muscle fibrillation,1154 Alcohol, potentiation by barbiturates, 232, 846 (C) Rawlings), (0), (L), Neuroses, experimental, 1210 spontaneous combustion of, 884 1 165 Alcoholics, 793, (C), (C), (C) Nuffield Foundation. Ten-Year Review, 1943-53 896 (C), 1460 (C) reactions, fatal, 835 (1953), 1039 Aluminium welding dangers, 631, 952 (C) Anaphylactic Nurses: Duties of a nurse, 11 57 p-Aminosalicylate, intravenous administration, Anaphylaxis after penicillin, 98 in hospital, 446 347 - due to serum, prevention of, 1343 Nutrition: World food needs, 445 Amnesia, alcoholic and traumatic, differentiation ANDERSON, C. F.: Haemolytic disease in a first- Otitis externa, chronic, 1440 of, 576 born infant, 1032, 1162 (C), 1221 (C), 1389 (C) Parabiosis, 608, 888 (C) ANDERSON, J. M. Sec MACPHERsON, D. G., 330 Amphetamine; toxic effects, 520 J. Peptic ulcer in women, 1270 Amputation; percussion for painful stump, 794 ANDERSON, T., GiusT, N. R., LANsMAN, B., Pbenylbutazone, toxic effects of, 1322 Analgesia, epidural, indications for, I. B. 1178 LAIDLAW, S. 1. A. and WEIR, L.: An Poisoning accident ("mipafox "), 1097 epidemic of influenza due to virs B, 7 (0) Anosmia and cacosmia, 231 Poisons in agriculture, 717, 937 (C) Antibiotics; mixtures, compatible and incom- ANDERSoN, W. S.: Foot-drop after delivery 686 (C) Poliomyelitis vaccine, 826 40 patible, 742 ANDREW, R.: Epidemic haemorrhagic fever; Polymyxin, 1037 Arthrogryposis multiplex congenita, 414 cases from Korea, 1063 (0), 1094 (L) Prescribing costs, 1040 ANDREnis, C. and Russ, S.: British X-ray and Aspermia, 1005, 1178 (C) habits, 776 Asthma and marriage, 632 Radium Protection Committee, valedictory, Problem families, 1381 511 (C) attacks in infancy; management, 285, 686 (C) Maynard Campbell, appreciation of, 49; Procaine amide, 265 Bacteria; methods of exact identification, 685 Andrews, Psittacosis, 209 Baldness in women; hereditary factors, 631 see (for obituary, Journal, 1952, 2, 1157) Public health award, 1323 Barrier creams suitable against oily materials, 1460 leakin; two unusual cases Aneurysm, abdominal, - - teaching, 1040 B.C.G. inoculation in infancy, 631 (J. W. Betts and B. C. Rowlands), 73 (0); Purpura, thrombocytopenic, 663 405 (C) Birth control; safety of the safe period, 742 K. Radio-cobalt beam therapy unit, gift to British Bitter taste in mouth, 171 - aortic, dissecting; varied clinical picture (R. Empire Cancer Campaign, 666 (L), 669 Blood, collection for pathological investigation, MacCuish), 71 (0); 330 (C) Radiology of softtissues, 89, 452 (C) 115, 274 (C) - needle with continuous feed, 783 Registrars, surplus, 1154 pressure; method of measurement in rabbit, Angiosperms against viruses, 210 (A) Rheumatic fever prophylaxis, 207 895 Anglo-French exchange bursaries, 169, 1175 Royal Society: Conversazione, 1209; Fellows Boxers, myopic, hazards of, 54, 286 (C) Aimals: Electrocution of unwanted animals, 113 elected, 720 Breast-milk, significance of blood in, 1 15 ANNING, S. T.: Recurrent boils, 721, 941 (C) Sexual precocity, 878 Bronchiectasis, saccular and cylindrical, 1233 painful, 1323 ANNOTATIONS: Shoulder, Bronchitis, chronic, and emphysema, aetiology of, Accidents in the home, 1211 Skin diseases, outbreaksof, 87 465 disease, 876, 11 10 (C) Social medicine, teaching of, 323, 675 (C) Caecum, ulcer, non-specific, 347 Addison's Succinylcholine, 148, 271 (C), 333 (C) Calciferol in 171 Adoption, 1155 Bazin's disease, Syphili, endemic, 1I157 Carpal tunnel syndrome, 1233 Agranulocytosis, 553, 784 (C) transplantation in poliomyelitis, Alcohol and barbiturates, 1269 Tendon 1038 Castellani's paint, effect on thyroid function, 1460 Amputees, mortality in, 717 Terramycin, 719 Cataract operations, anaesthesia for, 231 Thrombo-angiitis obliterans, 497 Cerebrospinal fluid changes in psychoses and Anaemia, pernicious; intrinsic factor in treat- and myasthenia gravis, 555 ment, 498,927 Thymectomy epilepsy, 285, 1006 (C) Tobacco smoking and cancer of lung in doctors, Chilblains in women, 575 Angiospenns against viruses, 210 in nature, 1439 986 Chill; definition and treatment, 1121 Antibiotics Tropical diseases in Britain, 1096, 1219 (C), Chloramphenicol ointment in 519 - Superinfection during administration, 1382 blepharitis, 1448 (C) Claudication, intermittent, unrelieved by sympa- Anticholinesterases, 983 Tuberculosis after partial gastrectomy, 985 Apes and men, 208 thectomy; management of, 685 medical, 986,1220 (C) swimming-pools as source of infection, 1271 Clocks, physiological, 1344 Bibliographies, Westminster Abbey; medical arrangements for Coital posture in obesity, Blood coagulation; cause and effect, 606 1290, B.M.A.: Annual Meeting, 1383 the Coronation, 1212 Coitus, recurrent urinary symntoms after, 1122 Brain metabolism, 607 World Health Organization; annual report, 827 Coke in open fires, safety of, 286 Condoms, allergy to, 1006 Bronchiectasis, prognosis in, 1211 Anorexia nervosa, 613 therapy, risks of, 267, 332 (C) Conjunctivitis, unilateral, recurrent; aetiology and "Butazolidin" Anosmia and cacosmia, 231 prevention, 895 Cancer of stomach and blood grouping, 828 "Antabuse." See Tetraethylthiuramdisulphide Catheter and prostatic retention, 266, 405 (C), Anthropology: Uttermost Part of the Earth. By Cortisone; fractures during therapy, 846 Cough, troublesome, in child, management of, 406 (C) E. L. Bndges (C. Singer) (Nova et Vetera), 1330 in hospital, 609 413, 520 (C), 896 (C) Children Detergents, toxicity of, 951 - medical care of the school-child, 87, 401 (C), AtrsmorTcs: See also Aureomycin; Chloram- 509 (C) phenicol; Penicillin; Terra- Diabetes mellitus; Hypoglycaemia in diabetic Streptomycin; drivers, legal aspects, 519 Chisholm, G. B., leaves World Health Organi- mycin zation, 1324 Abuse of, 43, 272,617, 672 - - relationship between clinical and bio- Chloroform in obstetrics, 498 Antibiotics. Survey of Their Properties and Uses, 82 chemical findings, 414 Chlorophyll, 554, 662 (C), 832 (C) Control; Therapeutic Substances (Prevention Diarrhoea, tropical, 348 Climacteric, oestrogen therapy, 37, 215 (C), 453 (C) of Misuse) Bill (parliamentary note), 341 Diphtheria-pertussis combined inoculation; age Cold: Feeling the cold, 445, 675 (C) Disseminated aspergillosis and moniliasis asso- for administration, 1061 Colon: Left hemicolectomy, 719 ciated with agranulocytosis and antibiotic Drunkenness, pulse and blood pressure in diag- Commonwealth co-operation, 387 therapy (N. E. Rankin), 918 (0) nosis, 54 Coronation Honours, 1271 Export to China, 563, 782 Dyspeptic constables and others, 172 Dupuytren's contracture, treatment Culdoscopy and culdotomy, 1 1 56 In animal feeding (parliamentary notes), 49, 459 non-operative Cyanide antidotes, 36 In mammary abscess; disadvantages (C. P. of, 686 Diabetic pregnancy, prognosis in, 1440 Mills), 1427 (0) Ear, lacerations, treatment of, 285 dangers use of Doctors in distress, 388 In nature, 1439 (A) Electric convulsion therapy; from relaxants in, 1005, 1234 (C) - life and health of, 926 Incidence of black tongue in antibiotic treatment Drugs; risks with postal samples, 1155 (W. Tomaszewski), 1249 (0) Electroencephalogram, effect of illness and over- work on, 53 England's health, 877 Liver injury following use, 777 (A), 938 (C), Everest, doctors on, 1321 1279 (C) Elephantiasis, filarial; investigation and treat- Factories: Annual Report of Chief Inspector for Mixtures, compatible and incompatible, 742 ment, 1403 1951, 827 Physician's Guide to Chemotherapy (P. N. Swift), Enteric fever; indications for T.A.B. inoculation Fibrillation, ventricular, treatment of, 149 82 before holidays in Western Europe, 1289 Fibrositis and adrenaline, 1096 Polymyxin, 1037 (A) Enuresis; treatment by hypnosis, 172 Fish, poisonous, 1441 Sensitivity to, 563 Eosinophils in C.S.F., 1062 Fog toll, 321 Sensitivity studies on Shigella sonnet (G. B. Forbes), Ergometrine for retained placenta, 1459 Food infection, control of, 718 1139 (0) Erythrocytes, sedimentation rate, collection of Gargoylism, 1098 Superinfection during administration, 1382 (A) blood for, 1404 Goitre, endemic, 665, 1164 (C) Eyelid, twitching; aetiology and treatment, 54 Gold therapy under scrutiny, 926 Antibodies: "New" Rh antibody, anti-f (R. E. Eyes, post-mortem removal, 172 G.P. and mass radiography, 322; 452 (C), 508 (C), Rosenfield and others), 975 (0), 1390 (C) Fallopian tubes, torsion, rhythmic spurting of 561 (C), 672 (C) Transfer of anti-streptolysin from motber to blood from, 54 Grease on the skin, 499, 676 (C) foetus during pregnancy (Y. Murray, R. M. Ferrous sulphate tablets, enteric-coated, absorption Greece: Health service in ancient Grece, 322 Calman and J. Dudley), 13 (0) of, 466 Haemagglutinins in plant seeds, 664, 888 (C), Anticholinesterases, 983 (A) Flatulence and coronary disease, 115 1389 (C) -symposium on, 1t13 Flies, eradication of, 21 834 Anticoagulants. See Blood, coagulation Fostus, asphyxiation by the cord, 1289 Handwriting and personality, 607; (C) Foot-drop after delivery, 575, 686 Hastings Lecture, 1098 Antihistamines in treatment of nausea and vomiting (C), 996 (C) disease, benign, 876 of pregnancy (S. Lask), 652 (0), 1108 (C) Gall-stones, recurrent, 1290 Hodgkn's Goitre in backward communities, Honours, New Year, 89; Coronation, 1271 - sensitization to local application, 455, 671, 885 prophylaxis 413 Hormones and enzymes, 385 - side-effects of methapyrlene hydrochloride, 103 JAN.-JUNE, 1953 INDEX ANY-AUX 5

ANY QUESTIONS (contInued): ANY QuEsTroNs (continued): ARTERIES: See also Aneurysm; Atherosclerosis; Haemorrhage, accidental; prognosis, 1289 Streptomycin, desensitization against, 1403 Embolism; etc. Haemorrhoids, internal; indications for opera- Strychnine tonic. unusual reaction, 1234 Periarteritis nodosa and granuloma of nose tion, 1177 Suffocation in a fire; cause and treatment, 896 (H. J. M. Stratton, T. M. L. Price and M. 0. Hair, axillary, absence in man, 1460 Surgery; post-operative exercises in bed, 741 Skelton), 127 (0) Hay-fever desensitization, 951 Swimming-baths, algicides for, 1343 Splenic; aberrant branch (V. S. Rao), 978 Head-wagging and head-nodding in children, 1343 Swine erysipe!as in man, 1177 Thrombosed; recanalization under anticoagulant " Heat spots"; aetiology and treatment, 171 Syphilis, treatment; is penicillin alone sufficient, therapy (H. P. Wright, M. M. Kubik and M. Herpes zoster and immunity to chicken-pox, 1459 519 Hayden), 1021 (0) Hip, congenital dislocation; treatment, 951 Syringes: Cartridge syringes, disadvantages of, Homosexual tendencies, treatment of, 1234, 1404 1459 Arthritis: Effect of adrenaline cream, 1085 (C) Teeth, erosion of, 116 - polyarthritis in rubella, 1388 Hormone pellets; technique of subcutaneous - sacrifice of healthy canines, 1403 - rheumatoid; Aetiologlcal Factors Associated with implantation, 519, 632 (C), 1062 (C) Telephones, disinfection of, 171 Rheumatoid Arthritis, 739 Hydroxy-phenylcinchoninic acid treatment of Thermometers, construction with plastic materials, - observations on gold therapy (R. A. P. Brown rheumatoid arthritis, 347 347 and J. P. Currie), 916 (0), 926 (A), 1281 (C) Hyperidrosis, essential, treatment of, 414 Thermometry, clinical, origins of, 685 - treatment with hydroxy-phenylcinchoninic HIypertension; effect of altitude, 286 Thrombosis in intravenous infusion- predisposing acid, 347 Ice-cream, food value of, 1177, 1404 (C) factors and preventive measures, 896 - - with mepacrine, 794 Impetigo, penicillin-resistant, 348 Thyroid adenoma and malignancy, 895 Arthrodesis: Architectural Principles In Arthrodesis. - treatment of, 631, 837 (C) Tongue furring; investigation and treatment, 2nd ed. (H. A. Brittain), 381 Infectious diseases and public laundries, 845 1061, 1344 (C) Arthrogryposis multiplex congenita, 414 Influenza; gastric symptoms, 465, 884 (C) Trichomonas vaginalis, risk of transmission to Ascorbic acid: Nutrition Society Symposium, 1265 Iodine for water sterilization in the field, 741 children, 232 (L) Khellin in bronchospasm, 520 Tuberculin testing; effects in active disease, 1178 ASERMAN, D.: controlled hypotension in neuro- Kidney tuberculosis; antibiotic therapy, 1234 Tuberculosis, pulmonary; role of industrial surgery with hexamethonium and procaine Kieselguhr; toxic effects, 685 fumes in aetiology, 1343 amide, 961 (0) (Correction, 1062); 1163 (C), Lactation; treatment of repeated failure, 1061 Urticaria after bathing, 951 1282 (C) Lipotropic factors in atherosclerosis, 413 Vagina; regular douching, 171 AsHBY, D. W. and TWEEDY, P. S.: Friedreich's. Low-protein diets and high fertility, 1122 Vaginal tampons in virgin, 53 ataxia combined with diabetes mellitus in. Lungs; industrial diseases eligible for compen- Vasomotor attacks, 116 sisters, 1418 (0), 1438 (L) sation, 1290 Virus infections, slow convalescence after, 231 ASHBY, M.: A paper not read, 1051 (C) Lymphocytosis, infectious; aetiology, clinical Visceroptosis as a cause of abdominal symptoms, Ashby, W. R.: Designfor a Brain, 260 manifestations and treatment, 1343 53 Ashton, F. J.: Receives Queen's Commendation, Malaria prophylaxis during pregnancy, 231 Vision; how do cats see in the dark ? 742 1060 Measles; value of prophylactic chemotherapy, -physiological basis of a " quick eye," 793 Asperillosis, disseminated, and moniliasis associated 1005 Vitamin B; effects of unnecessary administration, wsth agranulocytosis and antibiotic therapy Meningitis; treatment with antibiotics, 845 1006 (N. E. Rankin), 918 (0) Menstruation, disturbance after parturition, 232 - B1s in pernicious anaemia, 1459 Aspirin poisoning, treatment of, 1215 Mepacrne for rheumatoid arthritis, 794 - D, therapeutic value of massive doses, 632 Association of British Pharmaceutical Industry,. Mercury vapour, toxicity of, 286 Vomiting, prevention of, 54 annual dinner, 949 Mesentcric adenitis in the Tropics, 116 'Warts contracted from swimming-baths, 1343 - of Clinical Biochemists. 893 Milk: Children who refuse milk, management of, - long-staiting, treatment of, 1459 - of Plastic Surgeons, 113 1403 Wassermann test In infancy, 741 - of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, 843. Moniliasis following treatment with antibiotics, Wheat gluten in sprue and steatorrhoea, 465 - of Surgeons; annual meeting, 113 951 Yellow fever; Aides albopkctus a potential vector, See also American Medical Association Morphine in acute ventricular failure, 413 1177 British Association Mouse poisons, dangerous, 1233 (correction, British Association of Sport and Medicine 1460) British Empire Leprosy Relief Association Aorta, abdominal; leaking aneurysms; two unusual British Hospitals Contributory Schemes Asso- Muscae volitantes, 115 cases (J. W. Betts and B. C. Rowlands), 73 (0); Nails, brittle, cause and treatment of, 466 405 (C) ciation Nephritis, Ellis classification of, 231 -dissecting aneurysm; varied clinical picture British Medical Association Neurosis, post-traumatic, 1404 (R. K. MacCush), 71 330 British Orthopaedic Association to (0); (C) International Air Transport Association Notifiable diseases; powers of local authority - occlusion in infancy (C. Marks and B. M. National Association for Mental Health amend list, 1062 Fehler), 709 (0) Physiotherapists Association Oestrogens for mumps orchitis, 519 Aphosphorosis, 886 Royal Medico-Psychological Association Orgasm, premature, in the female, 846 Apnoea, controlled, in anaesthesia, 875 (L), 1048 (C) Association Medical centenary 52 Otitis externa, diffuse, prevention of recurrence, - reflex, 404 Journal, of, 1121 Apoplexy; causes and treatment (F. J. Nattrass), Ozena, treatment of, 116 1158, 1392 (C) AsTHMA: Papaverine, actions and uses, 576 Apothecaries and the Crown, 1189 Allergy, and other stress-conditioned illness; Parotid enlargement, recurrent, 348, 846 (C) Appendicitis, acute, in newborn (R. D. G. Creery), suggested association with obsolete autonomic Penicillin; crystalline and procaine penicillin, 871 defence reflexes (R. Harper), 392 comparison of, 576 Appendix, perforated; dangers of drainageuwithout And marriage, 632 - sudden death after injection; medico-legal appendicectomy, 454, 782, 1221, 1393 Attacks at sea, 1335 position, 685 Appetite, hypothalamic control of, 614 - in infancy; management, 285, 686 (C) - What can be mixed with penicillin? 632 Applied Microbiology, 748 In childhood, 103 Peptic ulcer; role of hormones in aetiology and Appointments, 114, 230, 518, 574, 630, 740, 792, Summer hay-fever and asthma treated with anti- treatment, 1289 1176,1288, 1342, 1458 histamninic drugs (A. W. Frankland and R. H. Periarteritis nodosa, laboratory diagnosis of, 1404 Archer, W. H.: Manual of Dental AnesthesIa, 1151 Gorrill), 761 (0), 995 (C) Petit mal and marriage, 285 ARCHILD, H. M. See BRUCE-CHWATr, L. J.; 539 Phenylbutazone; indications, dosage and side- Archibald, Sir Robert George, obituary of, 112, ASToN, G. S.: Oesophagitis, 566 (C) effects, 895 1169, 1337 Atherosclerosis, lipotropic factors in, 413 Phenytoin sodium in eclampsia, 347 ATKCINs, H. J. B.: Carcinoma of the breast, 1099,. Phosphorus poisoning, 1005 ARMED FORCES: 1281 (C) Polycythaemia vera, diagnosis of, 575 American Forces personnel in Britain, medical Atmospheric pollution (parliamentary note), 280,. Potatoes soaked in sulphur dioxide, 1122 services for, 455 281, 341 Pneumoconiosis; prognosis, 1061 Appointments and retirements, 627, 789, 1230, Atomic energy: Biological Hazards of Atomic- Pregnancy after subarachnoid haemorrhage, 793, 1400 Energy (Editor: A. Haddow), 549 896 (C) Auxiliary R.A.M.C. Funds, 789 Atropine; production from Duboisia tree, 1351 - toxaemias of, 466, 1006 (C) Awards and ATrENBOROUGH, C. G.: Long-delayed rupture of Procaine; value in treatment of fibrositis, 1403 decorations, 462, 627, 843, 891, 1230, spleen, report of two'cases, 380, 1162 (C) Prolapse in young women, 1233 1400 AuB, R. See HILL, K. R., 117 Prostate, benign enlargement, aetiology of, 520 Medical examinations for National Service, 989 Psoralens in treatment of vitiligo, 1344 Royal Air Force: Upgrading of post of Director Psoriasis, treatment of, 466 of R.A.F. Dental Services, 462 AUREOMYC:IN: Pupils, elliptical, 520 Royal Navy: Creation of rank of Surgeon Rear- Black tongue followin administration, 1249 *Pyocyanea infections, antibiotic treatment of, 466 Admiral (Dental), 462 Granuloma inguinale in Scotland; response to. - Naval Medical Compassionate Fund, 891 aureomycin; case report (A. G. Fergusson and Repellents for wasps and bees, 1178 Soldier's death in military hospital (parliamentary G. B. S. Roberts), 1257 (0) Rhinitis, allergic treatment of, 347, 576 (C), note), 1453 Liver injury following use, 777 (A), 938 (C), 686 (C), 794-(C) Unfit for military service," 334, 731 1279 (C) Rhinitis, vasomotor; effect ofoestrogen treatment, Vaccination and inoculation of troops (parlia- Monilia peritonitis following administratioan 1 177, 1460 (C) mentary note), 409 (P. C. Reynell, E. A. Martin and A. W. Beard), Road accidents, treatment of, 466, 632 (C) 919 Salty taste in mouth, 171 Sensitivity of Sh. sonnei, 1139 1. Sand-pits, medical hazards of, 232 ARsTAas, G.: Perforated peptic ulcer mortality, Supplies (parliamentary note), 681 Seaweed baths; mode of administration and 615 (C) Treatment of pylephlebitis and septicaemia (F. G. therapeutic value, 1005 ARMSTRONG, H. R.: Chlorophyll as a deodorant, 3. F. Serum anaphylaxis, prevention of, 1343 674 (C) Marson, M. Meynaell and Welsh), 764 (O} Sexing the foetus, 1121 ARMStRoNG, J. H.: Damages against casualty Sexual intercourse after syphilis, 115; corre- officer, 678 (C) Australfa: Clinlcat PiAs AustRaTI- spondence, 348, 510, 565, 677, 837, 993 Armstrong, J. R.: Lumbar Disc Lesions: Patho- In the War of 1939-1945. Vol. 1 (A. S. Walker), Sleep-walking, relation to development of epilepsy, genesis and Treatment of Low Back Pain and 1264 1344 Sciatica, 317 - reciprocity of medical registration betweeD Snake bites, treatment of, 793, 1062 (C) ARNoTr, W. M.: Tropical discases In Britain, 1219 Victoria and U.K., 283 Sound-proofing the surgery, 845 (C) - research, medical; fund promoted by Life Spine, tuberculosis; methods of immobilization, Arruga, J.: Ocular Surgery, 1150 Offices' Association of Australasia, 52 952 Arsenic poisoning, treatment of, 1215 Automatism, post-epileptic, 219 Status asthmaticus, use of A.C.T.H. ansd cortisone Art: Experinsntal Studies In Psychiatric Art (E. C. Auxiliaries, medical; Cope Report (parliamentary in prevention and treatment, 413 Dax), 1434 note), 736 Steril-izer, prevention of scale in, 575 - International medical art exhibition, 950 --registration of, 1161, 1227, 1267 () Barn= 6 AVI-BOB INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Aviation meaicine: International Air Transport Beit, Alfred, centenary of birth of, 411 BLACKBURN, E. K. See HoBsoN, W., 647 Association; third annual meeting, 843 Beit Memorial Fellowships a, arded, 1401 BLACKBURN, G.: Half-circle intestinal clamps, 455 - - Medical aspects of air travel: 1. Environment Belcher, J. R. and Grant, I. Vt. B.: Thoracic Surgical (C) and immunization requirements (Sir Harold E. Management, 921 Blacklock, J. W. S. See Wilson, G. S., 662 %Nhittingham), 556; II. Medical fitness, 610, Belfast: Cerebral palsy centre opened, 1003 Blackwater fever due to proguanil therapy (I. Singh), 733 (C), 996 (C) Bell, Julia: Treasure of Human Inheritance. Vol. V. 598 (0), 833 (C) Azacrin "; field trials in West Africa, 539 On Hereditary Digital Anomalies. Part I. On - treated with cortisone (J. C. Linley-Adams), 819 Brachydactyly and Symphialangism, 603 Bladder: Vesico-colic fistula; pelvic evisceration BELLAMY, W. A.: Smoking and lung cancer, 678 (C) with primary bowel and ureteric anastomoses -Dosage of penicillin, 1168 (C) (G. E. Moloney), 706 (0), 994 (C), 1164 (C), B " Benadon." See Vitamin Bs 1223 (C) BENDER, A. E. and MILLER, D. S.: Kwashiorkor, Blalock-Taussig operation, results in 200 cases of BAR, F.: Case of talc granuloma simulating 41 (C) morbus caeruleus (M. Campbell and D. carcinoma, 1146 (0) Benedek, Therese: Studies in Psychosomatic Deuchar), 349 (0), 383 (L); 510 (C) BAB, H.: Mliignancy in undescended testis, 508 (C) Medicine: Psychosexual Functions In Women, 32 BLAY, E. R.: Unusual cause of delay in delivery BACHARACH, 'A. L.: The metric system, 619 (C), Benedict's test; comparison with clinitest and of after-coming head, 884 (C) 1163 (C) glucotest(C. H. Gray and H. R. Millar), 1361 (0) Blepharitis; treatmeat wit.' chloramphenicol oint- BACIC, G. A.: Tuberculous aliens in St. Pancras, BENJAMIN, B. See NASH, F. A., 304, 509 ment, 519 616 (C) Bennet, E. A.: Hypnotism, 395 Blindness: National Institute renamed Royal Bacteria in healthy human intestine (Judith Cregan Bennett, John George, obituary of, 734 National lnstitute for the Blind, 1003 and Nancy J. Hayward), 1356 (0) BENSTEAD, J. G.: Deaths of two patients treated by - syphilitic: Syphilitic Optic Atrophy (W. L. - methods of exact identification, 685 phenylbutazone, 71 1 Bruetsch), 1435 BAGGoT, M. G.: Reflex apnoea, 404 (C) BENTALL, A. P.: Transverse arrest of head, 1107 (C) BAKER, Audrey Z.: Vitamins, 940 (C) BErALL, H. H. See AID, I., 799 BLOOD: BAKER, G. P.: The metric system, 1050 (C) Benzethacil. See Penicillin, N,N'-dibenzylethylene- Agglutinins in plant seeds, 664 (A), 888 (C), Baker, J. R.: Abraham Trembley of Geneva: diamine penicillin 1389 (C) Scientist and Philosopher, 1710-1784, 1151 Benzt, Ugo: Medieval Philosopher and Physician. Agranulocytosis, 553 (A), 784 (C) Baldness in women; hereditary factors, 631 By D. P. Lockwood (C. Singer) (Nova et Vetera), Christmas disease, 97, 221, 559 BAL, T. M.: Cortisone and tuberculosis of the 614 Circulation: Disorders ofthe Heart and Circulation lung, 404 (C) Bequests, 52, 345 (Editor: R. L. Levy), 142 BALLANTINE, R. I. W.: Controlled hypotension in BERTWISTLE, A. P.: Lung cancer, 276 (C) - Visceral Circulation (Editors: G. E. W. Wol- neurosurgery, 1164 (C) - Sporting noses, 338 (C) stenholme, Margaret P. Cameron and Jessie S. Balme, Harold, obituary of, 511 (correction, 576), - Research in general practice, 996 (C) Freeman), 921 568, 624 Best, C. H. and Taylor, N. B.: The Living Body. Circulatory disorders; intermittent claudication BAMFoRD, J. B.: Alternative to postgraduate courses 3rd ed., 31 (J. B. Kinmonth), 1325 for general practitioners, 678 (C) Bett, W. R.: The Infirmities ofGenius, 83 Coagulation; anticoagulant therapy; indications, BANJI, J. E., and BAmn, N. S.: Spinach, 674 (C) BErrS, J. W. and RoWLANDs, B. C.: Leaking contraindications, and methods (H. P. Wright), Bmn, N. S. See BAMn, J. E., 674 abdominal aneurysms; two unusual cases, 987 Banerjea, J. C. and Bhattacharya. P. B.: Handbook 73 (0) ; 405 (C) - anticoagulants in myocardial infarction (I. S. L. of Tropical Diseases. 5th ed., 32 Bevan, A., on the Committee of Inquiry into the Loudon, J. C. Pease and A. M. Cooke), 911 (0), Banks, Sir Joseph. Autocrat of the Philosophers N.H.S. (parliamentary note), 1171 1109 (C), 1223 (C), 1331 (C), 1391 (C) (1744-1820) (H. C. Cameron), 1376 BEVAN, E. V.: Vitamins, 939 (C) - effect of drugs on, 606 (A) Barber, A. H., petition for reinstatement to hospital Bhattacharya, P. B. See Banerjea, J. C., 32 - Human Blood Coagulation and Its Disorders post (parliamentary note), 341 Bibliographies, medical, 986 (A), 1220 (C) (Rosemary Biggs and R. G. Macfarlane), 1264 Barbiturates and alcohol, 232, 846 (C), 1269 (A) - - The Great Medical Bibliographers: A Studv - phenylindanedione as anticoagulant; clinical -inclusion of emetic to prevent poisoning, 1335 in Humanism (J. F. Fulton), 713 trial (M. Toohey), 650 (0), 1220 (C) -poisoning, treatment of, 1215 BIDSTRUP, P. L., BONNELL, J. A. and BECKEr, A. G.: - Pathogenesis and Treatment of Thrombosis: Barcroft, H. and Swan, H. J. C.: Sympathetic Paralysis Wollovwing poisoning by a new organic With a Clinical and Laboratory Guide to Control of Human Blood Vessels, 921 phosphorus insecticide (mipafox); report on Anticoagulant Therapy (1. S. Wright),. 143 Barer, R. : Lecture Notes on the Use of the Micro- two cases, 1068 (0), 1093 (L), 1097 (A) - recanalization of thrombosed arteries under scope, 1317 BIsGS, Rosemary, DOUGLAS, A. S. and MAcFARLANE, anticoagulant therapy (H. P. Wright, M. M. Barker, J. M. and Wallace, J. J.: The Unipolar R. G.: Christmas disease, 221 (C) Kubik and M. Hayden), 1021 (0) Electrocardiogram: A Clinical Interpretation, 203 -and Macfarlane, R. G.: Human Blood Coagu- Collection for pathological investigation, 115, BARLEY, R. G. See HEADY, J. A., 1105, 1451 lation and its Disorders, 1264 273 (C), 406 (C), 1404 BARLOW, D.: Pulmonary tuberculosis in Ceylon, BIGHAM, A.: Incidence of scabies, 941 (C) Erythrocytes; elliptocytosis, 215 612 Bile passages, intestinal reflux into, 1333 -primary aplasia of (M. Donnelly), 438, 729 (C), BARNARD, R. D.: Parenteral B12 in acute leukaemia, Bile Pigments (C. H. Gray), 1091 1449 (C) 160 (C) BsNNING, R. See CRAWFoRD, J. H., 272 -sedimentation irregularities, 1050 BARNEs, H. J.: Death after intravenous injection of BINYSH, H.: Smoking and lung cancer, 507 (C) --collection of blood for, 1404 iodoxyl, 618 (C) Biochemistry: Association of Clinical Biochemists - tests, "reflux" factor in (W. D. Alexander), BARNES, J.: Magic, medicine, and religion, 1165 (C) 893 433 (0) Bames, S.: Birmingham IHospitals Centre, 318 Groups; ABO groups, relationship to cancer of BARNETT, B.: Research in general practice, 941 (C) BIOGRAPHY: stomach (1. Aird, H. H. Bentall and J. A. F. Barrett, Henry Edward, obituary of, 340 Abernethy, John: A Biography. By J. L. Thornton Roberts), 799 (0), 828 (A), 1050 (C), 1220 (C), Barrier creams suitable against oily materials, 1460 (C. Singer) (Nova et Vetera), 933 1393 (C) BARRIrr, D. W. and SWAIN, G. C.: Death after Banks, Sir Joseph. Autocrat of the Philosophers - "new " Rh antibody, anti-f (R. E. Rosenfield intravenous iron, 379 (1744-1820) (H. C. Cameron), 1376 and others), 975 (0), 1390 (C) BARRON, Peggy. See PLATr, H., 615 Benzi, Ugo: Medieval Philosopher and Physician. -Practical Blood Grouping Methods of Immuno- Bartholomew, Francis, obituary of, 787 By D. P. Lockwood (C. Singer) (Nova ct Vetera), hematology (R. L. Wall), 1206 BARTLETT, Sir Frederic: Nature and place of thinking 614 - Rh-Hr nomenclature, 404 in medicine, 795 (0) Chadwick, Fdwin, Life and Times of. By S. E. - two examples of -D-l-D- genotype in an BARTLEY, A. H.: Remedy for drunkenness, 163 (C) Finer (A. S. MacNalty) (Nova et Vetera), 328 American family (R. K. Waller. Ruth Sanger - Floating spleen, 1167 (C) Chadwick, Edwin, and the Public Health Movement and 0. B. Bobbitt), 198 (0); 454 (C), 565 (C) Barton, Edwin Alfred, obituary of, 514 1832-1854 (R. A. Lewis), 872 Haemoglobin levels in a group of elderly persons Baruch, Herman, obituary of, 734 The Conquest of Fear (H. Williams), 382 living at home alone or with spouse (W. Hobson BASHFORID, H. H.: Psychosomatic medicine, 833 (C) Gregory, James (Nova et Vetera), 156 and F. K. Blackburn), 647 (0) BASU, P. C. See SINGH, J., 1260 Hamey, Baldwin: The Stranger's Son (J. J. Keevil), Haemolytic disease in a first-born infant (C. F. BATCHELOR, I. R. C.: Hysteria, 1041 1034 Anderson), 1032, 1162 (C), 1221 (C), 1389 (C) Baxter, Agnes Valentine, obituary of, 279 Hamey the Stranger (J. J. Keevil), 821 Polycythaemia rubra vera; treatment (R. B. Bazin's disease, calciferol in, 171 Infirmities of Genius (W. R. Bett), 83 Scott), 1128 (0) Jameson, Sir Leander Starr; centenary of birth, Pressure: See also Hypotension, controlled B.C.G. VACCINATION: 328 - high. See Hypertension B.C.G. Vaccination. Studies by the WHO Tuber- Mackenzie, Sir James (Nova et Vetera), 882 - method of measurement in rabbit, 895 culosis Research Office, Copenhagen. Report Rabelais, Frangois (Nova et Vetera), 831 -- Normal Blood Pressure and Hypertension: prepared under the direction ofLydia B. Edwards, Rogers, Sir Leonard, eighty-fifth birthday of, 214 New Definition (A. M. Master, C. I. Garfield and C. E. Palmer, 979 Sarmento, Jacob de Castro (A. d'Esaguy), 1435 and M. B. Walters), 1377 In infancy, 631 Treves, Sir Frederick (Nova et Vetera), 398 - reduction during anaesthesia, 504 In tuberculous meningitis, 45 Weber, F. Parkes, 90th birthday, 1044 Transfusion, arterial, 1448 Intracutaneous; variation in technique (C. E. - " dangerous recipients"; incompatible reac- Palmer and Phyllis Q. Edwards), 363 (0), 386 (A) BnRcH, C. A.: The metric system, 560 (C), 1049 (C) tions after transfusion of group 0 Rh-negative Beale, Edward Clifford, obituary of, 339 BIRD, G. W. G.: Plant seed haemagg'utinin, 1389 (C) blood (G. H. Tovey, C. P. Warren and Eileen E. BEARD, A. W. See REYNELL, P. C., 919 Birmingham Hospitals Centre (S. Barnes), 318 Wood), 813 (0) BEASLEY, Rosemary A.: Haemolytic disease in Birmingham University. See Universities: Bir- -donors in 1952, 950 first-born infants, 1389 (C) mingham infective hepatitis from donors, 52 J.: 676 883 Birth times, 103 -infusion pump (V. Keating), 94 BEATTlE, Micarriage, 447, (C), (C) " " 510 - Dosage of stilboestrol, 883 (C) Births and Deaths Registration Bill (parliamentary pilot tube for bottles of blood, BEATrY, D. C., CHAMP, C. J. and SWYER, G. I. M.: note), 681 -Untoward reactions and possible litigation, A case ofmale pseudohermaphroditism, 1369 (0) 1280, 1388 BEAuCHAw, A.: Anaphylaxis after penicillin, 98 (C) BIRTH CONTROL: Vessels; Clinical Progress in Cardiovascular Beaumont, G. E.: Medidne: Essentials for Prac- Allergy to condoms, 1006 Disease (Editor: H. L. Blumgart), 550 titioners and Students. 6th ed., 441 Early contraceptive sheaths (E. J. Dingwall) - Lehrbuch der Krankheiten des Herzens und der Beauty and Health, 1341 (Nova et Vetera), 40, 276 (C) Blutstrombahn (F. Lange), 922 BEAVER, R. A.: Simple pneumoflator, 1375 Safety of the safe period, 742 - The surgeon and ischaemia (Sir James Lear- BECCLE, L. F.: Ferrous sulphate tablets, 678 (C) month), 743 (0) - BECKETr, A. G. See BIDSTRUP, P. L., 1068 BISHOP, P. M. F.: Habitual abortion, 1277 (C) thrombo-angiitis obliterans; clinical diagnosis BECKMAN, H.: Pharmacology in Clinical Practice, - See DE MOWBRAY, R. R., 17 and classification of cases (R. L. Richards), 872 BISsET, R. D. N. and DuPs, A.: Intraperitoneal 478 (0), 497 (A), 728 (C) Beds: Emergency Bed Service: Applications and rupture of rectovaginal abscess due to procto- admissions, 52, 113, 170, 230, 284, 346, 411, tomy, 453 (C) Blumgart, H. L. (Editor): Clinical Progress In 464, 517, 574, 629, 684 Black tongue in antibiotic treatment; incidence Cardiovascular Disease, 550 Behaviour, human, research on, 573 (W. Tomaszewski), 1249 (0) BOBnI-T, 0. B. See WALLER, R. K., 198 JAN.-JUNE, 1953 INDEX BOD-CAN 7

Body temperature: Cooling the body, 773 (L) BREEN, G. E. and EDMOND, R. T. D.: " Buta- BRUCE-CHWATT, L. J., and ARCHIBALD, H. M.: - Origins of clinical thermometry, 685 zolidin," 991 (C) Field trials of new antimalarials in West Africa, -sense organs, 445 (A), 675 (C) BREMNER, A. E. and NELIGAN. G. A.: Benign form 539 (0) -weight: Food supply, body weight, and activity of acute osteitis of the spine in young children, Brucellosis: Rupture of heart due to Br. abortus in Great Britain, 1943-9 (J. M. Harries and 856 (0) endocarditis (G. H. Grant and C. L. Stote), Dorothy F. Hollingsworth), 75 (0) BRENDAN, B.: Spontaneous combustion of alco- 914 (0) Bohn's exercise test in persistent ductus arteriosus, holics, 1460 (C) Bruetsch, W. L.: Syphilitic Optic Atrophy, 1435 971, 1223 Bridges, E. L.: Uttermost Part of the Earth (C. BRYCE, D. M. and SAVAGE, R. M.: Chlorophyll as Boiler-scaling and pneumoconiosis, 1003 Singer) (Nova et Vetera), 1330 a deodorant, 832 (C) Boils, recurrent; aetiology, diagnosis, and treatment BRioGs, J. N.: Acute laryngotracheobronchitis, Bryce-Smith, R. See Macintosh, R. R., 549 (S. T. Anning), 721,941 (C) 221 (C) Buchanan, Donald Campbell, obituary of, 224 BOMFORD, R. R.: Changing concepts of health and Bright's disease; attempt at statistical assessment Buckston Browne and Gray 1il dinner, 1119 disease, with particular reference to " psycho- of classification proposed by Ellis (J. B. Entick- BUDDING, Mary E.: Dummies for "air babies," somatic medicine," 633 (0), 833 (C), 941 (C) nap and C. L. Joiner), 1016 (0) 733 (C) Bone defects; repair with cartilage, 329 Bristol: Treatment and care of elderly chronic Burger, M.: Klinische Fehldiagnosen, 1246 - growth, control of, 337 sick, 670 BURBURY, D. R. W. See COLDREY, R., 507 - osteoid osteoma (E. H. Strach), 1031 (0) - University. See Universities: Bristol BURDON, J. F.: Road accidents, 632 (C) BONNELL, J. A. See BIMSTRUP, P. L., 1068 British Association: Sir Edward Appleton appointed BuRKs, Joyce: Treatment of steatorrhoea in Crohn's Boots, surgical (parliamentary note), 341 President, 113 disease, 239 (0) Bornholm disease in children (M. E. Disney and British Association of Sport and Medicine, 412, 739 BuisKINsHAW, J., KIRMAN, B. H. and SORsBYI A.: others), 1351 (0), 1379 (L) British Commonwealth Scientific Conference, Austra- Toxoplasmosis in relation to mental deficiency, --isolation of Coxsackie virus from two cases lia: Report of Proceedings, 387 (A) 702 (0) (correction, 1122) (R. H. A. Swain and R. G. Mitchell), 1354 (0), British Council for Rehabilitation; Preparatory Burlingham, Dorothy: Twins: A Study of Three 1379 (L) Training Bureau, 395; annual general meeting, Pairs of Identical Twins, 714 - -Oxford epidemic of, 1951 (J. F. Warin and 881 BURN, G. P.: Urinary excretion of the pressor others), 1345 (0), 1379 (L) British Empire Cancer Campaign: Early Diagniosis amines in relation to phaeochromocytoma, Bourne, A. W. and Williams, L. H.: Recent Advances tn Cancer, 573 697(0) In Obstetrics and Gynaecology. 8th ed., 661 British Empire Leprosy Relief Association; annual Burnett, C. W. F. See Stern, D. M., 549 BOURNE, I. H. J.: Research in general practice, meeting, 1327 Burrows, H. and Horning, E. S.: Oestrogens and 783 (C) Bridsh Encyclopaedia of Medical Practice. 2nd ed. Neoplasia, 82 BOURNE, L. B.: Cortisone in Sjbgren's disease, Vol. 1-12 (Editor: Rt. Hon. Lord Horder), 1091 Burt, Joseph Barnes, obituary of, 839 159 (C) British Hospitals Contributory Schemes Association: BURTENSHAW, J. M. L.: Grease on the skin, 676 (C) BOURNS, H. K.: Case of puerperal tetanus of Directory of convalescent homes, 968 BURTON, J. See DEAN, S. G., 833 unusual origin, 491 BRrsH MEDICAL ASSOCImON: Burton, L. J. H., on the technique of medical Bowel infections in the Tropics: treatment (A. R. D. Annual Meeting, 1383 (A) teaching, 213 Adams), 308 (0); 454 (C) Extraordinary General Meeting, 981 (L), 1036 (I.) Bush, William Henry, obituary of, 890 BOWER, B. D., GERRARD, J. and MACGREGOR, M. E.: Members' subscription, 262 (L) (see also Supple- " Butazolidin." See Phenylbutazone Acute benign pericarditis, report of 4 cases in ment) pp. 33, 43, 50 Butterfield, L. H. (Editor): Letters of Benjantin childhood, 244 (0) Psychological Medicine Group: Conference on Rush (C. Singer) (Nova et Vetera), 726 BOWERS, V. H.: Butazolidin, 617 (C) hypnotism, 395 Buxton, P. A., awarded Linnean Medal, 791 BoWL8Y, C. C.: Plant seed haemagglutinins, 888 (C) Representative Body, 923 (L) BOWSHER, D.: Cerebrospinal fluid pressure, 863 (0), 1048 (C), 1221 (C) British Medical Journal, aims and objects, 496 (L), Boxers, myopic, hazards of, 54, 286 (C) 620 (C), 673 (C), 730 (C), 785 (C) C Boxing, traumatic encephalopathy due to (R. B. - - Coronation Number, 1179-1234 Taylor), 200 --- Cost of production in relation to members' Candau, M. G., nominated Di*ector-General of BOYAN, P.: Ganglionic blockade with methonium subscription, 262 (L) (See also Supplement, World Health Organization, 345; appointed, compounds, 728 (C) pp. 33, 43, 50 1119 BOYD, J. S. K.: Treatment of acute malaria with British Medical Students' Association, regional CANE, L. B.: Birth times, 103 (C) pyrimethamine, 337 (C) clinical conference, 949 CANE, L. H.: Treatment of tetanus, 403 (C) BOYD, R. H.: Aspermia, 1178 (C) British Museum and Sir Hans Sloane (C. Singer) Canicola fever; human case in Northern Ireland BovD, W. H. F.: Collection of blood, 273 (C) (Nova et Vetera), 1274 (C. C. Kennedy, T. H. Crozier and A. C. BoYLE, G. V.: Early contraceptive sheaths, 276 (C) British Occupational Hygiene Society, 1059 Houston), 197 (0) -Magic, medicine, and religion, 1168 (C) British Orthopaedic Association, 1102 Caniggia, A. See Lenzi, F., 381 Boynton, Dorothy A. See Kendall, H. O., 32 British Pharmacological Society: Symposium on CANNING, J. M.: Sublingual mumps, 30 BRACKENRIDGE, R. D. C. and JoNEs, A. T.: Pul- anticholinesterases, 983 (A) Cant, Arthur, obituary of, 106 monary emphysema treated by pneumo- British Pharmacopoeia, 1953, 573 Carbachol, effects on pancreas, 373 peritoneum, 1135 (0), 1450 (C) British Red Cross and Order of St. John: Report Carbolic acid poisoning, treatment of, 1216 Bradford, Ernest Cordley, obituary of, 944 * of joint committee, 612 Carbon tetrachloride poisoning, treatment of, 1216 Bradshaw Lecture (R. R. Bomford), 633 (0), 833 (C), British Standards Institution, 229 Cacosmia and anosmia, 231 941 (C) British X-ray and Radium Protection Committee, Caecum, ulcer, non-specific, 347 Brain, Sir Russell re-elected President of Royal valedictory, 511 Calciferol in Bazin's disease, 171 College of Physicians of London, 828 Brittain, H. A.: Architectural Principles In Arthro- CALMAN, R. M. and MURRAY, J.: Chloramphenicol desis. 2nd ed., 381 treatment of the newborn, 759 (0) BRAIN: BROCKLEHURST, J. C.: An assessment of chlorophyll -See MURRAY, J., 13 Apoplexy (F. J. Nattrass), 1158, 1392 (C) as a deodorant. 541 (0), 554 (A), 621 (C), 674 CALVER, K. M. See BROWNING, P., 1432 Electroencephalogram, effect of illness and over- (C), 996(C), 1112 (C) CALWELL, H. G.: Tuberculosis ca,e-finding, 404 (C) work on, 53 BRODERICK, R. A.: Routine dental treatment, 43 (C) Calwell, William Kirkwood, obituary of, 890 Encephalopathy due to boxing injury (R. B. Bromides, advantages and contraindications, 935 Cambridge University. See Universities: Cambridge Taylor), 200 Bronchiectasis and segmental aspiration pneumonia Cameron, Archibald, bicentenary of death of, 1341 Haematoma, subdural, intracranial hypotension (K. D. F. Morle and P. W. Robsrtson), 130 (0), Cameron, H. C.: Sir Joseph Banks, K.B., P.R.S. associated with (J. M. Holmes), 1363 (0) 147 (L); 400 (C), 672 (C) The Autocrat of the Philosophers (1744-1820), Head injuries. I. Brain injury and its diagnosis, - saccular and cylindrical, 1233 1376 38; II. Treatment and sequelae, 90 (D. W. C. - study centred on Bedford and its environs (N. Cameron, Margaret P. See Wolstenholme, G. E. W., Northfield) Wynn-Williams), 1194 (0), 1211 (A), 1388 (C) 921 Injuries, factors in mortality of (W. Lewin), 1239 Bronchitis, acute, in general practice, 68 "Camoquin "; field trials in West Africa, 539 (O) - chronic, aetiology of, 465 CAMPBELL, A. M. G.: Dangers in the use of thoro- Mechanical: Design for a Brain (W. R. Ashby), Bronchography in children (M. I. Griffiths, T. Cul- trast, 1280 (C) 260 bert and N. Sher), 601, 883 (C), 995 (C) Campbell, D., knighthood conferred on, 1328 Metabolism, 607 (A) --- use of " dionosil " (J. Rendle-Short), 259 CAMPBELL, M. and DEUCHAR, D.: Results of the Skin lesions in organic disease (E. Elizabeth Bronchoscopy: Bronchoesophagology (C. Jackson Blalock-Taussig operation in 200 cases of Robertson), 291 (0) and C. L. Jackson), 492 morbus caeruleus, 349 (0), 383 (L); 510 (C) Skull and Brain Roentgenologically Co*tidered - in cancer of the lung, 1235 (C. W. Schwartz and Lois C. Collins), 1033 Bronchospasm- treatment with khellin, 520 CANCER: Subarachnoid haemorrhage in pregnancy (J. N. BRosrOFF, H.: Research into relief of pain, 785 (C) Breast carcinoma (H. J. B. Atkins), 1099, 1281 (C) Walton), 869 (0) Brotherston, J. H. F.: Observations on the Early Cancer and organic content of soil, 937, 1220 Subdural effusions in infancy: 24 cases (A. N. Public Health Movement In Scotland (A. S. Cancer in General Practice (R. W. Raven and Guthkelch), 233 (0) MacNalty) (Nova et Vetera), 270 P. E. T. Hancock), 381, 678 (C) Surgery; Psychosurgical Problems (Editor: F. A. BRoWN, A. K.: Methorphinanin anaesthesia, 562 (C) Chemical induction of cancer (G. Wolfe), 493 Mettler), 382 Brown, C. M.,elected president of Society of Medical Colon; lefthemicolectomy, 719 (A) Officers of Health, 1342 Dermatomyositis and malignant disease, 101 BRAMWELL, C.: Tachycardia, 500, 781 (C), 996 (C) BROWN, D. G. and HOLMAN, R. L.: Trial of goats' Diagnosis; British Empire Cancer Campaign -Hazards of pregnaancy in women with heart milk in eczema in childhood, 1202 (0) pamphlet, 573 disease, 897 (0), 1106(C) BROWN, F. R.: To drain or not to drain? 1224 (C) Digestive tract, 1447 BRASWELL, L. R.: Medical services for American BROWN, K. T.: College of General Practitioners, Early diagnosis and education, 671 personnel, 455 (C) 273 (C) Education in Chelsea, 502 BRAY, R. S. and GARNHAM, P. C. C.: Effect of milk BROWN, R. A. P. and CURRIE, J. P.: Observations - of the public, 833 diet on P. cynomolgi infections in monkeys, on gold therapy in rheumatoid arthritis, 916 (0), Imperial Cancer Research Fund: Fiftieth annual 1200 (0), 1210 (A) 926 (A), 1281 (C) report, 989 Bread. See Flour. - See MACFARLANE, J. W., 158 Is early treatment essential (S. Russ), 580 (0) BROWN, R. C. and LISTER, J. B.: Repeated narcosis Lung cancer and plastic dentures, 103 BREAST: in a young child, 1375 - facts and fancies (D. W. Smithers), 1235 (0) Abscess; disadvantages of antibiotics in manage- BROWN, R. J. K.: Counting high pulse rates, 996 (C) - in doctors; relation to smoking, 986 (A) ment (C. P. Mills), 1427 (0) BROWN, W. M. C.: Symptomatic disturbahtce after - in gas workers (parliamentary note), 460 Carcinoma (H. J. B. Atkins), 1099, 1281 (C) single therapeutic dose of x rays; relationship - role of smoking in aetiology, 338, 399, 505, Lactation, successful, in Addison's disease (V. to general radiation syndrome, 802 (0) 564,618,677,678, 888, 1105, 1281, 1335,1451 Ursula Lutwyche), 313 (0) BROWNE, D.: Neonatal intestinal obstruction, - treatment, 1237 Natural history of cystic disease treated con- 934 (C) Mortality rates (vital statistics), 1058 servatively (D. H. Patey and A. W. Nurick), Browne, Hablot John Moxon, obituary of, 1 14 Nose; early diagnosis and treatment (E. D. D. 15(0) BROWNING, P., CALVER, K. M. and PATERSON, E. E.: Davis), 582 (0) Breast-feeding. See Infants, feeding; Lactation 6Teepol" in the preparation of sputum for Oestrogens and Neoplasia (H. Burrows and E. S. Breast-milk, significance of blood in, 115 tubercle culture, 1432 (0) Horning), 82 BRITISH 8 CAN-COL INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL CANCER (continued): CHEssT (continued): Chorionepithelioma, uterine (P. A. Trafford), 199 Surgery of Pancreatic Neoplasrs (R. Diseases of the Chest (Editors: Sir Geoffrey Christmas disease, 97, 221, 559 Pancreas; Marshall and K. M. A. Perry), 31 Chromosome breakage, 1160 Smith), 660 CHURCH, R. E., SNEDDON,I. B. and VICKERS, H. R.: Tumours In the Human 2nd ed. Involvement in closed head injuries, 1241 Spread of Body. Pain in the chest (H. Nicholson), 324 Impetigo contagiosa, 334 (C) (R. A. Willis), 31 CHURCHILL, H.: The practitioner and Stomach; relationship to ABO blood groups Post-operative chest; treatment and prognosis, medical the (I. Aird, H. H. Bentall and J. A. F. Roberts), 1388 law, 1168 (C) 1050 1220 1393 Surgery; Principles of Thoracic Anaesthesia: CHURCHWARD, S. L. See MALCOLM, J., 508 799 (0), 828 (A), (C), (C), (C) Past and Present (W. W. Mushin and L. Rendell- Ciba Foundation, 683 Talc granuloma simulating carcinoma (F Baar), Baker), 1376 Cinchocaine, death due to overdose, 35 (A) 1146 (0) Thoracic Surgical Management (J. R. Belcher Circulation. See Blood, circulation Treatment with.endocrines, 924 (L), 1220 (C) Civil Service medical officers; advertisement of X-ray Sieve Therapy In Cancer: A Connective andI. W. B. Grant), 921 Tissue Problem (B. Jolles), 980 CHEVENs, L. C. F.: "Antabuse " addiction, 1450 (C) posts (parliamentary note), 1227 Chick sexing, 594 remuneration (parliamentary note), 515 Carcinoma. See Cancer; and under organs and immunity after herpes zoster, 1459 Clamps for intestinal surgery, 455 regions Chicken-pox; CLARK, D. H.: Peptic ulcer in women, 1254 (0), Carey Coombs Memorial Lecture, 34 orchitis as complication (G. Ormiston), 1203 1270 (A) Caries, dental, preventive measures, 103 -second attack of, 163, 456 CLARK, J. M. P.: Operative treatment of hallux CARLozzI, M.: Liver injury by antibiotics, 1279 (C) -unusual case, 836, 1112 valgus and rigidus, 162 (C) CARNEY, D. and others: College of General Prac- Chilblains in women, 575 Clark, Robert Veitch, obituary of, 277 titioners, 564 (C) CHILDREN: See also Infants Claudication, intermittent (J. B. Kinmonth), 1325 Carpal tunnel syndrome, 1233 Adoption; B.M.A. memorandum of evidence to unrelieved by sympathectomy; management Carpenter, Geoffrey Douglas Hale, obituary of, 406 interdepartmental committee, 1155 (A) of, 685 CARR, R. J. See MARTN, F. R. R., 700 Auricular tachycardia, paroxysmal (T. Wright), CLAYs, A. M.: Dangers of blood transfusion, 565 (C) Cars: Licence duty (parliamentary note), 460 25 (0) CLAYTON, R.: Pain around the Achilles tendon, CARTER, A. B.: "Unfit for military service," 334 (C) Backward child, 96, 334, 559, 936, 1108 116 (C) Carteaud, A. See Gougerot, H., 603 Bornholm disease (M. E. Disney and others), CLAYTON, R. B. See DALE, H. W. L., 727 Cartilage, ageingof, 42 1351 (0), 1379 (L) CLwan, J. W.: Lung resection for pulmonary tuber- - collagen/chondroitin sulphate ratio in, 218, 330 Child Care and Management: From Pre-Natal culosis, 834 (C) CARTWRsGHT, H.: Post-partum haemorrhage, 1278 Days to Adolescence (Patricia Edge), 1318 CLEMErs, E. M. B., DAVIEs-THOMAS, E. and (C) Child in Health and Disease. 2nd ed. (C. G. PICKErT, Kathleen G.: Time of eruption of Cast-takIng: Polyglot Medical Questionnaire (S. C. Grulee and R. C. Eley), 203 permanent teeth in British children in 1947-8, Parry) 1092 (correction, 1234) Child Study Research, 411 1421 (0) Castellai's paint, effect on thyroid function, 1460 Convulsions in childhood (B. Schlesinger), 667 - Order of eruption of the permanent human Castiglioni, Arturo, obituary of, 340 Cruelty to Children, 1254 dentition, 1425 (0) Castle's intrinsic factor, 467, 498 Development, physical and mental, study project, CLEMENTS, P. A.: Intercourse after syphilis, 348 (C), Cataract operations, anaesthesia for, 231 411 565 (C) Catheter and the prostate, 99, 216, 406, 564, 1392 Diseases of Children. 5th ed. (A. E. Garrod, F. E. Cliff, Frank Storey, obituary of, 106 Catheterization in retention of urine, aspects of Batten and H. Thursfield), 922 CLIFFORD-JONES, E.: The general practitioner and (J. A. L. Davies), 257 (0), 266 (A); 405 (C), Eozema; effect of goats' milk (D. G. Brown and mass radiography, 452 (C) 406 (C), 564 (C), 678 (C) R. L. Holman), 1202 (0) Climacteric in the male, 1039 (A) CATHE, I. A. B. and MACFARLANE, J. C. W.: Oral Handicapped; list of special schools and training Clocks, physiological, 1344 N,N'--dibenzylethylenediamine penicillin in establsshments in England and Wales, 581 Clostridial myositis associated with injections of children, 805 (0), 823 (L) Hospital treatment; information to parents, 402 sodium sulphathiazole (S. Shaw and W. E. CAVADIAs, A. P. and KNGHT, S. S.: The training In-patients, visiting by mothers, 609 (A) Evans), 429 (0) of physiotherapists, 1049 (C) Institute of Child Health; seventh annual report, Coal-miners. See Mining CELLAN-JONES, C. J.: Litigation against doctors, 1432 COATES, W.: The neurology of John Hunter's last 1335 (C) Loss of schooling due to M. canis ringworm (B. A. illness, 95 (C) Central Council for Health Education: I,.formation Thomas), 536 (0), 780 (C), 1052 (C), 1333 (C) Cobalt: Radio-cobalt beam therapy unit, gift to Digest, 573 Medical care of the school-child, 87 (A); 401 (C), British Empire Cancer Campaign, 666 (L), 669 Central Council for the Care of Cripples; annual 509 (C) CoCKETr, N. F.: Dangers from the use of relaxants general meeting, 918 Osteitis, spinal, acute, of benign form (A. E. in E.C.T., 1234 Central Health Services Council: Reception and Bremner and G. A. Neligan), 856 (0) COGHILL, N. F.: Export of antibiotics to China, Welfare of In-patients In Hospitals, 264 (L), Otitis media, acute; terramycin treatment 782 (C) 271 (C), 402 (C), 510 (C), 566 (C) (S. Mawson, J. D. Gray and A. B. Hewlett), COHEN, Kathryn H.: Mind and the skin, 220 (C) Central Public Health Laboratory; new block 817 (0) Corrus: opened, 213 Pediatrics In General Practice (J. G. Hughes), 1205 After syphilis, 115, 348 (C), 510 (C), 565 (C), Cereals, decontrol of, 263 (L) Pidiatrie. Vol. 1 and 2 (R. Debre and M. Lelong), 677 (C), 837 (C), 993 (C) Cerebrospinal fluid changesin psychoses and epilepsy, 1317 Allergy to condoms, 1006 285, 1006 (C) Prematurity. See Infants, premature Posture in obesity, 1290 -- 1062 Provision for children neglected or ill-treated eosinophilia, in Premature orgasm in the female, 846 -- position of patient for lumbar puncture, their own homes, 960 1112 (C) Survey of Clinical Pediatrics(L. B. Slobody), 1092 Recurrent unnary symptoms after, 1122 --pressaure (D. Bowsher), 863 (0), 1048 (C), Teeth, permanent; order of eruption (E. M. B. COKE-HARVEY, R. E. M.: "Et all., etc.," 163 (C) 1221 (C) Clements, E. Davies-Thomas and Kathleen G. Coke in open fires, safety of, 286 Certificates and National Service, 334, 730 Pickett), 1425 (0) Cold, common, in newborn, 2 Certification of death (W. P. D. Logan), 1272 - time of eruption in British children in - sensitivity to, 445 (A), 675 (C) Cervix uteri. See Uterus 1947-8 (E. M. B. Clements, E. Davies-Thomas COLDREY, E.: Malignancy in undescended testis, Ceylon: The problem of tuberculosis, pulmonary and Kathleen G. Pickett), 1421 (0) 335 (C) (D. Barlow), 612 Work of L.C.C., 1020 COLDREY, R., BURBURY, D. R. W., QUINNELL, Chadwick: Edwin Chadwtck and the Public Health G. A. F. and KELLY, G. E. P.: "A thorough (R. A. Lewis), 872 Chill; definition and treatment, 1121 Movement 1832-1854 China, export of antibiotics to, 563, 782, overhaul," 507 (C) -Chadwick, Edwin, Life and Times of. By S. E. 1057 COLE, L.: The prevention and treatment of tetanus Finer (A. S. MacNalty) (Nova et Vetera), 328 (parliamentary note) 150; 403 435 (C), 730 (C), 11 12 membership of World Health Organization re- (C), (C) CIHAKRAVARTI, M. D.: Indian medicinal plant in sumed, 1287 COLEMAN, A. L. E. F.: Feeding of babies, 456 (C) the treatment of hypertension, 1390 (C) Chiropodial Orthopaedics (F. Charlesworth), 143 Coleman, Albert, obituary of, 1000, 1225 CHAueERs, D.: Cortisone and tuberculosis of the Chiropodists Register, 573 Coleman, Edward Hayling, obituary of, 1226 lung, 159 (C) -Society of, 1119 Colitis, ulcerative, 1448 CHALMERS, J. A.: Thrombocytopenic purpura in Chiropody service to old people, 156 - anal fistula with extension to thigh (E. Wilson), successive pregnancies, 102 (C) Chisholm, Catherine, proposed memorial to, 566 656 (0) - Heart disease in pregnancy, 1106 (C) Collagen/chondroitin sulphate ratio in cartilage, Chalmers, James, obtuary of, 1284 CtLORAHMPNICOL: 218, 330 Chalmers Memorial Medal, 843 Black tongue following administration, 1249 CAMINOS, A. R. G.: Implantation of hormone Disseminated aspergillosis and moniliasis asso- COLIEE OF GENERAL PRACrTImONERS: pellets, 632 (C) ciated with agranulocytosis and antibiotic Abercrombie, G. F., elected chainnan of founda- CHAMP, C. J. See BEATrr, D. C., 1369 therapy (N. E. Rankin), 918 (0) tion council, 113 Champneys, Sir Francis, and the Central Midwives Ointment, in blepharitis, 519 Announcements, 502 Board, 158 Prophylaxis of infantile gastro-enteritis (R. M. Correspondence, 44, 97, 218, 222, 273, 276, 333, CHANELL, B. E.: Chlorophyll as a deodorant, 621 Todd and E. G. Hall), 1359 (0) 403, 507, 565, 566, 885, 1060 Chapel, G. M. SeeGilder, S. S. B., 1318 Sensitivity of Sh. sonnet, 1139 Endowment fund suggested, 44 Chapman, D. W. See Shaffer, C. F., 873 Toxicity, 262 (L) Members enrolled at 30 April, 1060 CHAPMAN, Sylvia G.: Proctalgia fugax, 1278 (C) Treatment of newborn (R. M. Calman and J. Membership examination proposed, 219 CHAPMAN, T. L.: The catheter and the prostate, Murray), 759 (0) Regional Faculties and distribution of foundation 217 (C) membership, 725, 990 (correction, 1062) CHARAN, A.: Diffuse phlebosclerosis with calci- Chloroform poisoning, delayed, in obstetric practice Teaching and research, 270 fication, 80 (0) (R. L. Hunt), 489 (0), 498 (A) COLLEGES: See 1098 A. Chlorophyll: Assessment as a deodorant (J. C. Charles Hastings Lecture, (A); (P. E. Crew), Brocklehurst), 541 554 (A), 621 International College of Surgeons 1123 (0) (0), (C), Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists Hawthorne Prize Essay, 392 674 (C), 832 (C), 996 (C), 1112 (C) Charles Oliver Clinical Chloroquine in treatment of amoebic liver abscess Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh Charles West Lecture, I (J. C. Patel), 811 (0) Royal College of Physicians of Ireland Charlesworth, F.: Chiropodlal OrthopaedIcs, 143 Royal College of Physicians of London Chatteriee, K. D.: Human Parasites and Parasitic sulphate; field trials in West Africa, 539 Cholangiography by means of barium enema Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh Disease, 1092 (R. H. Franklin), 140 Royal College of Surgeons of England Chelsea Clinical Society, 283, 517, 1175 Cholinesterase: Effect of pseudo-cholinesterase Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland Chemotherapy: Combined chemotherapy in bac- Royal Faculty of Physiciam and Surgeons of 953 level on action of succinylcholine in man terial infections (L. P. Garrod), (0) (F. T. Evans and others), 136 148 (A) Glasgow -Physician's Guide to Chemotherapy (P. N. Swift), (0), Society of Apothecaries 82 - inhibitors, 983 (A) Chorda tympani and persistent unpleasant taste, 54 COLLIER, H. 0. J. and MACAULEY, Barbara M.: CHEsT: Chordotomy for intractable phantom-limb pain, 299 Succinylmonocholine, 1279 (C) (correction, Acute chest in general practice (J. Fry), 68 (0); - for relief of intractable gastric crises (G. 0. 1404) 404 (C) Mayne), 1309 (0) Corier, Josephine- See McLaggan, J.D., 142 1953 JAN.-JUNE, JAN.-J'UNE 195 INDEXiNE COL-DIACO-I 9 COLLINS, D. H.: Christmas disease, 97 (C) CORTsSONE (contied): Darlington, C., appointed Sherardian Professor of COLLINS, G. H.: Nicotinic-acid deficiency in Cortisone and A.C.T.H. In Clinical Practice Botany, Oxford, 411 psychiatric practice, 731 (C) (Editor: W. S. C. Copeman), 1317 Davidson, A. H., elected King's Professor of Mid- Collns, Lois C. See Schwartz, C. W., 1033 Fractures during therapy, 846 wifery, School of Physic, Ireland, 1229 Colon: Chirurgie des Dickdarms (H. Finsterer), 203 Hecogenin for cortisone, 345 Davidson, H. A.: Forensic Psychiatry, 204 - left hemicolectomy for carcinoma, 719 (A) Production (parliamentary note), 627 Davidson, L. S. P. See Dunlop, D. M., 661 - vesico-colic fistula; pelvic evisceration with Sj8gren's disease, 159, DAVIES, G. L.: Importance of post-mortem exami- primary bowel and ureteric anastomoses (G. E. nations, 1334 (C) Moloney), 706 (0), 994 (C), 1164 (C), 1223 (C) CoRWIN, A. H.: Chlorophyll as a deodorant, 832 (C) DAvIES, H. T. and GALBRAITH, H.-J. B.: Goitre and Colour-blindness; value of Ithihara tables for Cough fractures, bilateral, 732 hypothyroidism developing during treatment detection (R. A. Weale), 1148 - troublesome, in child, management of, 413, with P.A.S., 1261 (0) COLT, G. H.: Catheterization in retention of urine, 520 (C), 896 (C) DAVIS, J. A. L.: Some aspects of catheterization in 405 (C) COULTER, Elizabeth and CREERY, R. D. G.: retention of urine, 257 (0), 266 (A); 405 (C), - Surgery of varicose veins, 216 (C) " Lethane " poisoning: Report offatal case, 379 406 (C), 564 (C), 678 (C) Colyer, Sir Frank: Old Instruments Used for CoVELL, Sir Gordon, SHuTE, P. G. and MARYON, M.: DAVES, J. B. M. See WAmsNt, J. F., 1345 Extracting Teeth (V. Z. Cope) (Nova et Vetera), Pyrimethamine (daraprim) as a prophylactic Davies, Louise. See Gilder, S. S. B., 1318 1047 agent against a West African strain of P. falci- DAVIES-THOtAS, E.: Routine dental treatment, 162 Colyer Prize, 464 parum, 1081 (0) (C) Commonwealth co-operation, 387 (A) Cox, E. V. See LATNER, A. L., 467 - See CLEMwNTS, E. M. B., 1421, 1425 Cornmonwealth Universities Yearbook. 30th ed., Coxsackie virus; isolation from two cases of Born- DAViS, E. D. D.: Early diagnosis and treatment of 1318 holm disease (R. H. A. Swain and R. G. Mit- carcinoma of the nose, 582 (0) Compensation neuroses and the psychiatrist chell), 1354 (0), 1379 (L) DAviS, W. S.: Segmental aspiration pneumonia and (J. Dunne), 427 (0) CRAIG, G. A.: The medical practitioner and the bronchiectasis, 400 (C) Concussion of the brain, 38 law, 618 (C) DAWSON, E. C.:' Dosage of stilboestrol, 676 (C) Condom. See Birth control Crash helmets for motor-cyclists, 1003 Dax, E. C.: Experinental Studies In Psychiatric CRAVEN, F. O'K. and GEDDES, C. J. M.: Neonatal Art, 1434 CONGRESSES: death due to ligation of umbilical cord by an DAY, B. L.: Succinylcholine, 333 (C) Education, medical, first world conference, 494 amniotic band, 81, 222 (C) DucoN4 A. L.: Prolapse, 992 (C) (L), 503, 1457 CRAWFORD, B. S.: Pigmented scars, 969 (0) DEADMAN, L.: Chlorophyll as a deodorant, 621 Genetics: Ninth international congress, 1402 CRAWFORD, H. F.: Pulmonary moniliasis, 336 (C) DEAN, S. G. and BURTON, J.: Cancer education, Haematology, fourth congress of European CRAWFORD, J. H. and BNNING, R.: Methorphinan in 833 (C) Society of Haematology, 792 anaesthesia, 272 (C) DEs, J. K. M.: Otitis and ear syringing. 102 (C) Hospitals; eighth international congress, 113, Creams: Barrier creams suitable against oily Death certification (W. P. D. Logan), 1272 1275, 1268 (L) materials, 1460 Deaths in London during the fog, 50, 321 (A), 345 Librarianship, medical; first international con- CREERY, R.D.G.: Acute appendicitis in the new- DebrW, R. and Lelong, M.: Pidiatrie. Vol. 1 and 2, gress, 412 born, 871 1317 Ophthalmological Society, annual congress, 1046 Intestinal polyposis associated with oral pig- Decamethonium iodide. See Methonium com- Oto-neuro-ophthalmology, eighteenthinternational mentation, 993 (C) pounds congress, 792 -See COULTER, Elizabeth, 379 Physiotherapy, first international congress, 113 CREGAN, Judith and HAWARD, Nancy J.: The DELINQUENCY: Royal Sanitary Institute, 1954 health congress, bacterial content of the healthy human small Juvenile Delinquency (J. D. W. Pearce), 317, 730 (C) 1402 intestine, 1356 (0) Saving Children from Delinquency (D. H. Stott), Universities, seventh quinquennial congress, 170 317 Cremation certificates (parliamentary note), 945 Scientific study of, 85 (L) Conjunctivitis, unilateral, recurrent; aetiology and CREW, F. A. E.: Medicine and social policy (Hastings The Young Delinquent In His Sodal Setting: A prevention, 895 Lecture), 1123 (0) Glasgow Study (T. Ferguson), 31 Connell, William Kerr, appreciation of, 49; for CRIcHTON-MILLER, H.: Advertising, 836 (C) obituary see Journal, 1952, 2, 1263 Cricket; B.M.A. versus Law Society, 941 (C) DE MoWaRAY, R. R. and BISHOP, P. M. F.: A.C.T.H. Consultants, shortage in West Scotland (parlia- Cripples: Central Council for the Care of Cripples; in diagnosis of adrenal insufficiency (Thorn mentary note), 461 annual general meeting, 918 test), 17 (0) Contraception. See Birth control CROFrON, J. W. See TuRsNauL, F. W. A., 1244 Dempster, W. J.: Homologous tissue transplan- Convalescence, problems of, 932 Crohn's disease. See Ileitis, regional tation, 329 Convalescent homes, provincial, 968 CRONE, L.: The backward child, 1108 (C) DENNY, J. P., IsAAc, D. L., HIGHFIELD, C. H. and Convulsions in childhood (B, Schlesinger), 667 CRossE, V. Mary and MACKINTOSH, Jean M.: MuRPHv, A.: College of General Practitioners, CONWAY, J.: Sensitivity of autonomic ganglia Incidence of neonatal infection in hospital and 333 (C) to hexamethonium in hypertension, 814 (0) domicitiary midwifery, 1374 (0) Dentistry. See Teeth CooKE, A. M. See LouDoN, I. S. L., 911 Crossley, Harry Newbold, obituary of, 889 Dentures, mucosal hypertrophy due to, simulating Cooke, Edward Robert Cecil, obituary of, 623 " Croup, infectious," 205 (L) malignancy (J. Walter), 1429 (0) COOLING, C. I.: Subserous duodenal haematoma, CROWE, H. W.: "Efocaine" and the relief of pain, - plastic, carcinogenic properties of, 103 1051 (C) 938 (C) Deoxycortone acetate m Addison's disease, 852, CoPE, E.: Aphosphorosis, 886 (C) Crown; relations with medical profession (E. A. 876, 1 1 10 (C) CoPE, J. V.: Nikethamide by mouth, 885 (C) Underwood). 1185 (0), 12(, (L) (correction, Dermatitis due to contact with aminoazotoluene COPE, V. Z.: Early case of haemolytic jaundice of 1290), 1449 (C) (R. H. Meara and I. Martin-Scott), 1142 (0) the newborn (Nova et Vetera), 558, 883 (C) CROZIER, T. H. See KENNEDY, C. C., 197 - exfoliative, with S6zary's reticulosis (H. T. H. - Birth of modern medicine, 1329 CRuICsHANc, R.: Epidemiology of some skin Wilson and J. Fielding), 1087 (0) - Old Instruments Used for Extracting Teeth. By infections, 55 (0), 87 (A); 334 (C), 675 (C) - industrial, benefit for (parliamentary note), 341 Sir Frank Colyer (Nova et Vetera), 1047 CRUIKSHANK, A. G.: College of General Practi- - - specialists on tribunals (parliamentary note), - What the General Practitioner ought to Know tioners, 98 (C) 408 about Iuman Actlnomycosts, 82 CSAPO, A. See CORNER, G. W., 687 Dermatology. See Skin - Registration of medical auxiliaries, 1161 (C) CULBERT, T. D. See GluFrrust, Margaret I., 601, Dermatomyositis and malignant disease, 101 - knighthood conferred on, 92 995 Desoutter, Emile Robert, obituary of, 1337 Cope Committee recommendations (parliamentary Culdoscopy and culdotomy, 1156 (A) Detergents, synthetic; committee of investigation note), 1227; Minister of Health's announce- CULLEN, T. H. See LAmBLEY, D. G., 784 (parliamentary note), 1173 ment, 1267 Curare: Anti-curare agents (A. R. Hunter), 640 (0) --in the River Lea, 283 Copeman, W. S. C. (Editor): Cortisone andA.C. T.H. CURRIE, A. R., GIBSON, T. and GOODALL, A. L.: --toxicity of, 951 In Clinical Practice, 1317 Pilonidal sinus of the suprapubic region, 936 (C) DEUCHAR, D. C. See CAMPBELL, M., 349, S10 - elected chairman of Empire Rheumatism Council, CURuE, J. P. See BROWN,R. A. P.,916 Devon and Exeter Medico-Chirurgical Society, 517 1043 - See MACPARLANE, J. W., 158 Dc Vries, L.: German-English Medical Dictionary, CORBET, W. M. and Vuus, P.: "Therapeutic CuRRs, T. T.: Subcostal pain following controlled 1206 thorns," 676 (C) respiration, 1032, 1334 (C) DEWAR, W. A.: Treatment of ringworm of the Corfield, Walter Francis, obituary of, 1055 CUTNER, M. and SVWEEMAN, B. S.: Allergic rhin}tis, scalp, 780 (C), 1333 (C) Corneal grafting, 329 576 (C), 686 (C) " Dexedine," prescription of (parliamentary note), - collection and storage of eyes, 172 Cyanide poisoning, treatment of, 36(A), 1215 514 - conveyance of eyes by British Red Cross CYRAX, J. andGouLD, J.: Pain in the trunk, 1077 (0) DAasErsS MELLrrus: Society, 1341 Cystic disease of breast treated conservatively, Diabetic myelopathy (H. Garland and D. - ' The Gift," 284 natural history of (D. H. Patey and A. W. Taverner), 1405 (0), 1438 (L) -- keratoplasty with acrylic implant, 330 Nurick), 15 (0) Diabetic neuropathy (C. Hirson, E. L. Feiniann Cornell Medical Index Questionnaire, 44, 99, 163 Cystinuria, familial (P. O. Williams), 819 and H. J. Wade), 1408 (0), 1438 (L) CORNER, G. W. and CsAso, A.: Action of the Cystitis after coitus, 1122 Friedreich's ataxia combined with diabetes ovarian hormones on uterine muscle, 687 (0), mellitus in sisters (D. W. Ashby and P. S. 1166 (C) Tweedy), 1418 (0), 1438 (L) Coronary infarction; effect of ethyl biscoumacetate, D Hypoglycaemia, fatal, in a diabetic patient with 631 pitutary necrosis (R. I. Alexander), 1416 (0) -thrombosis, flatulence associated with, 115 DALBY, A.: Television and the patient, 995 (C) - in diabetic drivers, legal aspects, 519 - grants for research (Parliamentary note), DALE, H. W. L., CLAYTON, R. B. and PRosERT, International Diabetes Federation; report of 1454 W. R.: Modern anaesthesia in prostatic surgery, first congress, 79 Coronation: Commemorative issue of British 727 (C) Isoniazid; effect on carbohydrate metabolism in Medical Journal, 1179-1234 Dale, Sir Henry Hallett: Adventures in Physiology, controls and diabetics (G. R. W. N. Luntz and -Honours, 1271 (A), 1401 with Excursions Into Auto-pharmacology, 1434, S. G. Smith), 296 (0); 509 (C)? 729 (C) Coroners: New rules, 554 (A) 1436 (L) New long-acting insulin; preluminary trial of Corporal punishment: Abolition of flogging, 96 - honorary M.D., Graz, conferred on, 791 "lente" novo insulin (R. D. Lawrence and Daley, Sir Allen, tour in Australia, 229 W. Oakley), 242 (0), 266 (A), 563 (C) CORnSONE: DALEY, Doreen. See SWYER, G. I. M., 1073 Polyarteritis nodosa presenting as acute diabetes Anaemia, haemolytic, treated by A.C.T.H., DALTON, Katharina. See GREENE, R., 1007 mellitus (G. Ffrench), 1262 cortisone, and splenectomy (J. D. Aitchison), Dandruff: Pityrosporum ovale and some scaly Prognos in diabetic pregnancy (W. Oakley), 78(0) conditions of the scalp (F. A. Whitlock), 484 (0), 1413 (0), 1440 (A) Anuria, treatment of (H. Moore and D. K. 499 (A), 676 (C) Relationship between clinical and biochemical O'Donovan), 183 (0) Dangerous Drugs Act (Relaxation) Order (1953), findings, 414 Blackwater fever, treatment of (J. C. Linley- 843 Reversible diabetic sixth nerve 1390 Adams), 819 Dangerous Drugs Regulations (1953), 843 palsy, Contraindicated for arthritis in presence of DANIEL, 0. See SHACKMAN, R., 1251 Diagnosis: Essentials for Medical Diagnosis. 2nd ed. tuberculosis of the lung, 159, 404, 561 Daniels, Marc, obituary of, 567 (Lord Horder and A. E. Gow), 260 Control of imports (parliamentary note), 789 " Daraprim." See Pyrimethamine - Klintsche Fehldiagnosen (M. Burger), 1264 BRFrISI 10 DIA-EPI INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL Diamond, Hugh Welch; biographical information DRUGS (continued): Education, medical; first world conference, 494 required, 678 (L), 503, 1457 Diaphragm: Sliding hernias through oesophageal Pharmaceutical goods prices (parliamentary note), technique of medical teaching, 213 hiatus (G. Rios-Solans), 1029 (0), 1282 (C) 1057 Edward VI and the Royal Hospitals, 1186 Diarrhoea and vomiting, epidemic, 552 (L), 887 (C) Pharmacy Bill, 464, 1115 F. R.: 'Proprietary preparations advertised at EDWARDS, Lung resection for pulmonary - tropical, 348 exami- tuberculosis, 561 (C) " Diatrin." See Methapyrilene hydrochloride nations, 98, 336, 671 EDWARDS, Lydia B. and PALMER, C. E.: B.C.G. " Dibenamine." ganglionic blockade with, 728 -- parliamentary note, 514 Risks with postal samples, 1155 (A) Vaccination. Studies by the WHO Tuberculosis DICKINSON, J.: Chlorophyll and asparagus, 996 (C) " Research Office, Copenhagen. Report prepared Dicoumarol, use of, 987 Sarah Gamp's Pharmacopoeia; slime draughts," under the direction 979 102, 335 of, t EDWARDS, Phyllis Q. See PALMER, C. E., 363 DICTIONARIES: Self-service legal aspects (medico-legal note), " 1227 Efocaine " and the relief of pain, 785, 938 Black's Medical Dictionary. 21st ed., 1318 EGAN, Margaret: Troublesome cough in a child, Blakiston's Illustrated Pocket Aledical Dictionary Side Effects of Drugs (L. Meyler), 441, 676 (C) 896 (C) (Editors: N. L. Hoerr and A. Osol), 382 Supplies to China, 563, 782, 1057 Eire. See Ireland, Republic of Dictionary of Scientific Ternss. 5th ed., 1318 Survey of prescribing in Scotland in 1951 (D. M. J. E.: Relief of in 1332 German-English Medical Dictionary (L. De Vries), Dunlop R. S. Inch and J. Paul), 694 (0), ELAM, pain childbirth, (C) 1206 776(C) 935 (C), 939 (C), 994 (C), 1110 (C) Electric convulsion therapy; dangers from use of Therapeutic Substances (Prevention of Misue) relaxants in, 1005 Dietetics: Food Sense (S. S. B. Gilder, G. M. Chapel Bill, 341 --- use of succinylcholine in (D. J. Adderlev and Louise Davies), 1318 Wasteful advertising, 836 and M. Hamilton), 195 (0); 451 (C), 617 (Cj, Digestive tract: L'Estomac en Cascade (J. Roussel), 1234 (C) 1034 DRUMMOND-JACKSON, S. L.: Venepuncture, 888 (C) Electrocardiography: Clinical Electrocardiography -- Intestinal reflux into bile vassages, 1333 Drunkenness, barbiturate sedation in, 163, 836, 935 (M. Holzman), 318 DIMANr, S.: Parenteral treatment of crushed - drunk in charge " (A. E. M. Hartley) (medico- - Manual of Electrocardiographv (B. F. Smith), 318 abdomen, 451 (C) legal note), 735, 996 (C) Modern Electrocardiography. Vol. I (E. Lepe- DINGLEY, A. R.: Abuse of antibiotics, 43 (C) - pulse and blood pressure in diagnosis, 54 schkin), 203 DINGWALL, E. J.: Early ccntraceptive sheaths -treatment with vitamin Bg, 935 Q-T interval in myocardial infarction (R. B. (Nova et Vetera), 40, 276 (C) Dublin University. See Universities: Dublin Khambatta), 808 (0) Dinitroorthocresol spraying, control of (parliamen- DUos, J. SeeDuBos, R.,979 - Unipolar Electrocardiogram: A Clinical Inter- tary note), 515 Dubos, R. and DUBOS, J.: The White Plague: pretation (J. M. Barker and J. J. Wallace), 203 DINSDALE, T.: Chloroform for bronchography in Tuberculosis, Man, and Society, 979 Electroencephalogram, effect of illness and over- children, 995 (C) Ductus arteriosus. persistent; analysis of 50 cases work on, 53 "Dionosil "; use in bronchograms in children (F. Starer), 971 (0), 1223 (C) Electrolyte changes associated with operation, 1023 (J. Rendle-Short), 259 --- and pregnancy (R. J. Kernohan), 978 metabolism; role of adrenal cortex, 852 Diphtheria graphs (vital statistics), 228 DUDLEY, J. See MURRAY, J., 13 Elephantiasis, filarial; investigation and treatment, new prophylactic (N.A.F.T.) (D. C. Lahiri), DUFF, A. See BisssT, R. D. N., 453 1403 370 (0), 387 (A), 992 (C) DurCEs, C.: Research into familial intestinal poty- Eley, R. C. See Grulee, C. G., 203 -outbreak; influence of immunization (C. D. L. posis, 41 (C) Eli Lilly fellowships, 169 Lycett and J. T. A. George), 964 (0) 'Dummies " for babies during air travel, 733 Elizabeth 1: Medicine in the time of Queen Eliza- Diphtheria-pertussis combined inoculation; age for DUMOULIN, J. G. See MARTIN, J. D., 643 beth the First(Sir Arthur S. MacNalty), 1179 (0), administration, 1061 Duncan, A. S., appointed Professor of Obstetrics 1207 (L) (correction, 1290), 1449 (C) Disabilities and How to Live with Them (Lancet), 770 and Gynaecology, Welsh National School of ELIZABETH II: Disabled persons: Committee on the Disabled Medicine, 1341 Coronation, 1207 (L) (parliamentary note), 737 DUNDEE, J. W.: Intra-arterial injection of thio- Lays commemorative stone at Royal College of -- local authority welfare schemes (parliamentary pentone, 402(C) Surgeons of England, 1059 note), 737 DuNLOp, D. MN., INCH, R. S. and PAUL, J.: Survey Portrait, facing p. 1207 Disblement benefit, 1341 of prescribing in Scotland in 1951, 694 (0), Some royal occasions, 1213 DsscotBsE, G.: Polypharmacy, 836 (C), 1111 (C) 776 (L), 935 (C), 939 (C), 994 (C), 1110 (C) Disease, racial incidence of, 1320 (L) -Davidson, L. S. P. and McNee, Sir J. (Editors): Elliott, F. A., Hughes, B. and Turner, J. W. A.: DISNEY, M. E., HOWARD, E. M., WoOD, B. S. B. Textbook of Medical Treatment. 6th ed., 661 Clinical Neurology, 660 and FINDLAY, G. M.: Bornholm disease in (correction, 742) Elliptocytosis, 215 children, 1379 (L) DUNNE, The psychiatrist and Ellis, A. W. M., knighthood conferred on, 92 1351 (0), J.: compensation " Diuretics: Clinical trial of a new oral diuretic neuroses, 427 (0) ELTON, C. D.: Unfit for military service," 731 (C) (A. G. Spencer and H. G. Lloyd-Thomas), Duodenum, haematoma, subserous; case (D. I. Embolism, fat, massive, following fracture of femur; 957 (0) Stirk), 712, 1051 (C) recovery (B. S. S. Acharya and J. R. Wilson), Dock, W. and Snapper, I. (Editors): Advance.s in - ulcer. See Peptic ulcer 316 Internal Medicine. Vol. 5. 714 Dupuytren's contracture, non-operative treatment Emphysema, 219, 450, 785 Doctor. See Medical practitioner of, 686 aetiology of, 465 Dogs as carriers of disease (parliamentary note), DUREL, P.: Intercourse after syphilis, 838 (C) - treated by pneumoperitoneum (R. D. C. Bracken- 409, 781 (C) Durham University. See Universities: Durham ridge and A. T. Jones), 1135 (0), 1450 (C) DOLL, R. and HILL, A. B.: Smoking and lung cancer, DURKACZ, K. V'.: Metal filings in tinned food, vital capacity in, 417 505 (C) 566(C) Empire Rheumatism Council; retirement of Lord LEYS, D. N., MCCLEAN, D. and PENROSE, L. S.: DuxauRY, McD.: Erythrocyte sedimentation rate Horder as chairman; W. S. C. Copeman Export of antibiotics to China, 563 (C) irregularities, 1050 (C) elected, 1043 -SeeJoNEs, F.A., 122 DYER, J. R. See MUGGOCH, J. W.. 162 Empyema, staphylococcal, in infants (F. Rackow). Domville Memorial Gift, 627 Dysentery, bacillary, 308 l1 (0) DONALD, K. W.: The definition and assessment of graphs (vital statistics), 228, 948, 1002, 1058. EMSLIE-SMiTH, D. See HINDMARSH, J. R., 593 respiratory function, 415 (0); Part II. Factors 1118, 1174, 1230, 1286, 1340, 1400, 1456 Encephalomyelitis, disseminated, acute, treated with affecting the transfer of oxygen in the lungs, sensitivity studies on Shigella sonnei (G. B. A.C.T.H. (H. G. Miller), 177 (0), 991 (C) 473 (0), 495 (L), 1050 (C) Forbes), 1 139 (0) Endocarditis due to Br. abortus; rupture of heart DONALDSON, M.: Kindness to patients, 510 (C) (G. H. Grant and C. L. Stote), 914 (0) Early diagnosis and cancer education, 671 (C) Endocrines in treatment of cancer, 924 (L), 1220 (C) DONNELLY, M.: Case of primary red-cell aplasia, Endocrinology: Ciba Foundation Colloquia on 438, 729 (C), 1449 (C) E Endocrinology. Vols. 1-4 (General Editor: Dorothy Temple Cross research fellowships, 169 G. E. W. Wolstenholme), 440,559 Dott's gag, light attachment for (W. G. Holdsworth), EAR: See also Hearing; Otitis; Oto-rhino- - Functional Endocrinology: From Birth Throutgh 933 laryngology Adolescence (N. B. Talbot and others), 1205 DOUGLAS, A. S. See BIGGS, Rosemary, 221 Combined oral penicillin and sulphadimidine in Society of Endocrinology, 1175 DOUGLAS, D.: Thiouracil in toxic goitre, 332 (C) acute middle-ear infections (D. Wheatley), 806 ENGEL, D.: Control of bone growth, 337 (C) DOUGLAs, J. W. B. and MooFoRD, C.: Health of (0), 823 (L) ENGLAND AND WALES: premature children from birth to four years, Lacerations, treatment, 285 Infectious diseases in 1952 (vital statistics), 227 748 (0), 775 (L) Otitis media, acute, terramycin treatment in Registrar-General's Decennial Supplement (1931) Douglas, Sir William, obituary of, 513 (correction, children (S. Mawson, J. D. Gray and A. B. (vital statistics), 409 576) Hewlett), 817 (0) quarterly return (vital statistics), 1002 DOUT ATE, A. H.: Proctalgia fugax, 1278 (C) Syringing and otitis, 102 - Statistical Review, 1951 (vital statistics), 516, DoWDELL, B. 0. and others: Damages against 1002 casualty officer, 399 (C) EAS'WOOD, N. B.: A journal and its readers, 673 (C) Report of the Afinistry of Health (Aprll 1, 1950. DOWNIE, V. J.: Modification of the Foley catheter, Eating, psychology of, 613 to December 31, 1951), Part 3, 877 (A) 1 164 (C) EBERLIE, W.J. D.: Friedlinder's bacillus meningitis, Post-operative chest, 1388 (C) with recovery, 1204 Enteric fever: Graphs (vital statistics), 227, 948, Doyle, Leo, obituary of, 733 Eclampsia, sympathetic nerves and (G. W. Theo- 1002, 1400, 1456 Drainage; indications and contraindications, bald), 422 (0), 730 (C), 940 (C) -- indications for T.A.B. inoculation before 1224 (C) - use of phenytoin sodium, 347 holidays in Western Europe, 1289 B. - Long T-tube (R. Maingot), 1047, 1224 (C) Eczema, infantile; long-term prognosis (M. J. ENTICKNAP, J. and JOINER, C. L.: Bright's disease; Dreams: Handbook of Dream Analysis (E. A. Purdy), 1366 (0) an attempt at a statistical assessment of the classi- Gutheil), 872 - trial of goats' milk in eczema in childhood fication proposed by Ellis, 1016 (0) DRING, Aileen P. M. See FREEIH, D., 202 (D. G. Brown and R. L. Holman), 1202 (0) Enuresis; treatment by hypnosis, 172 "Dromoran." See Methorphinan EDDISON, C. R.: Magic, medicine, and religion, Enzymes and hormones, 385 (A) 1165 (C) Eosmophil counts as index of adrenal cortical DRUGS: EDESON,J. F.B. SeeWILSON,T.,253,731 function, 19 Approved names; supplementary list, 882 Edge, Patricia: Child Care and Management: From Eosinophils in C.S.F., 1062 Central purchasing (parliamentary note), 945 Pre-Natal Days to Adolescence, 1318 Combined bacterial EPIDEMIOLOGY: See also Vital Statistics chemotherapy in infections EDGE, W.: Lumbar puncture, 1112 (C) History of American Epidemiology (C.-E. A. (L. P. Garrod), 953 (0) Edinburgh University. See Universities: Edinburgh Winslow and others). 204 Correct names, 671 EDKINs, R. P.: Implantation of hormone pellets, Cost in National Health Service; views of Minister 1062 (C) Man and Epidemics (C.-E. A. Winslow), 822 of Health, 1380 (L) EDMOND, R. T. D. See BREEN, G. E., 991 World Atlas of Epidemic Diseases. PartI (Editor: Dangerous (parliamentary note), 945 EDMONDSON, P. W.: Congenital syphilis of the E. Rodenwaldt), 1033 statutory instruments, 843 lungs, 1148 Epiglottitis and laryngotracheobronchitis, 205 (L) Index of Modern Remedies, 176 EDMUNDS), V.: Oral thrombin in the treatment of EPILEPSY: Iron, intravenous; toxic reactions(I. M. Librach), haematemesis, 1371 (0) C.S.F. changes, 285, 1006 (C) 21 (0); 88 (A); 834 (C), 993 (C) Edridge-Green, Frederick William, obituary of, 998 Forms, 175 JAN.-JUNE, 1953 INDEX EPI-GED I 1 EPruPsY (continued): Fibre-glass, injurious effects of (parliamentary note), FOURMAN, P., SHEPHERD, Alison and SEIRRT, Tn children, 668 1115 Barbara: Capacity of a cationic exchange Petit mal and marriage, 285 Fibrillation, ventricular, treatment of, 149 (A) resin (" zeo-karb 225 ") in vivo, 544 (0) Phenomena (D. Williams), 173 (0) Fibrositis; effect of adrenaline cream, 1085 Fowler, Henry, obituary of, 340 Post-epileptic automatism, - treatment with procaine, 1403 Foy, H. and KoNDI, Athena: Primary red-cell 219 FIELDING, J. See WILSON, H. T. H., 1087 aplasia, 1449 (C) Sequel to sleep-walking, 1344 Fractures. See Orthopaedics Epistaxis; treatment, 336 FiLMS: Francis J. Shepherd Memorial Lecture, 229 Ergometrine for retained placenta, 1459 National Film Theatre, 950 FRANGOPOULOS, G. J. See ANAGNOSTOU, J., 861 -ntravenous, to prevent post-partum haemorrhage Rodent control, 1341 FRANKLAND, A. W. and GORRILL, R. H.: Summer (J. D. Martin and J. G. Dumoulin), 643 (9), Schistosoma mansonl, 311 hay-fever and asthma treated with antihistaminic 715 (L), 887 (C), 1108 (C), 1278 (C) Scientific Film Association; film catalogue drugs, 761 (0), 995 (C) Ergonomics Research Society, 574 supplement, 791 FRANKLNr, A. W.: Neonatal intestinal obstruction, Erythema nodosum, aetiology of, 42 Scientific Film Review, 1175 934 (C) Erythroblastosis foetalis; an early case (V. Z. Cope) FINDLAY, G. M. See DIsNEY, M. E., 1351 FRANKuN, L. M.: Advertising in examinations, 98 (Nova et Vetera), 558, 883 (C) FINER, B. L. and PARTINOTON, M. W.: Pethidine (C) Erythrocytes. See Blood, erythrocytes and the triple response, 431 (0) FRANKLIN, R. H.: Cholangiography by means of a Erythrodermia, ichthyosiform treated by hypnosis, Finer, S. E.: Life and Times of Edwin Chadwick barium enema, 140 220 (A. S. MacNalty) (Nova et Vetera), 328 -Surgery of the Oesophagus, 142 d'Esaguy, A.: Jacob de Castro Sarmento, 1435 Finger bud (R. Mawson), 1149 FRASER, H. D. F.: College of General Practitioners, ESTCOURT-OSWALD, A.: Occluder, 670 -local analgesia in septic-finger surgery at a 403 (C) f Ether abreaction hazards, 413 teaching hospital (P. E. B. Holmes and D. J. C. FRASER, R. and WILKINSON, M.: Simplified method "Ethizone." See Thiosemicarbazone Graff), 255 (0) of drug treatment for thyrotoxIbosis using a Ethopropazine hydrochloride in treatment of Finlayson Memorial Lecture, 847 uniform dosage of methyl-thiouracil and added cerebral palsy (R. G. Mitchell), 1313 (0) Finsterer, H.: Die Chirurgie des Dickdarms, 203 thyroxine, 481 (0) (correction, 576) Ethyl biscoumacetate, effect on coronary infarction, First-aid devices in collieries (T. A. Hunt), 1387 FRAZER, A. K.: Compressive lesions of peripheral 631 FISCHER, F.: The metric system, 678 (C) nerves, 330 (C) -Ethylsulphonylbenzaldehyde. See Thiosemi- FISHER, Mary and BIGas, Rosemary: Haemoglobin Frazer, W. M.: Textbook of Public Health, 441 carbazones, T.B.3 level in pregnancy, 402 (C) Freedom and the necessity for control, 103 EVANS, C. and STRADLING, P.: Effect of isoniazid FitzGERAIsD, 0.: Mental hospital service, 781 (C), Freeman, Jessie S. See Wolstenholme, G. E. W., on carbohydrate metabolism, 729 (C) 1392 (C) 921 EVANS, F. T., GRAY, P. W. S., LEHMANN, H. and FitZGERALD, R. T. D.: Misuse of words, 733 (C) FREETH, D. and DRINa, Aileen P. M.: Incarceration SIL1, E.: Effect of pseudo-cholinesterase level FitzGibbon, Gibbon, obituary of, 104 and sacculation of the uterus with rupture of on action of succinylcholine in man, 136 (0), FLANAGAN, H. M.: Modern treatment, 835 (C) the cervix, 202 148 (A); 271 (C), 333 (C) Flatulence and coronary disease, 115 Friedenwald, J. S. and others: Ophthalmic Pathology: EVANS, G.: Cancer and organic content of soil, FLEETWOOD, E. J.: Cleansing of anaesthetic An Atlas and Textbook, 822 1220 (C) machines, 676 (C) Friedlinder's bacillus meningitis, with recovery Evans, W.: Cardioscopy, 203 FLEISCHIIACKER, J.H .: C.S.F. changes in psychoses (W. J. D. Eberlie), 1204 EVANS, W. E. See SHAW, S., 429 and epilepsy, 1006 (C) Friedreich's ataxia combined with diabetes mellitus Eve, Frank Cecil, appreciation of, 48; for obituary Fleming, J. B., appointed Professor of Midwifery in sisters (D. W. Ashby and P. S. Tweedy), see Journal, 1952, 2, 1362 and Gynaecology, University of Dublin, 1228 1418 (0), 1438 (L) Everest: Congratulatory message from B.M.A., 1341 FLETCHER, A. P. and KNAPPETr, C. R.: N,N'- FROST, I.: Mental hospital service, 1222 (C) doctors on, 1321 (A) Dibenzvlethylenediamine penicillin; new FRY, J.: The acute chest in general practice, 68 (0); -expedition, medical members, 1287, 1329 repository form of penicillin, 188 (0), 207 (A) 404 (C) Evolution: Apes and men, 208 (A) Flogging, abolition of, 96 - Anticoagulants in myocardial infarction, 1109 (C) EWING, M. R.: Proctalgia fugax, 1083 (0), 1278 (C) Fulton, J. F.: The Great Medical Bibliographers: Examinations, advertising in, 98, 336, 671 FLOODS: A Study in Humanism, 713 Experiments on human beings, 52 Assistance for doctors in flood areas, 399, 388 (A); Funk, Casimir, laboratory presented to, 169 Extradural space indicator (R. R. Macintosh), 398 399 Furuncu!osis: Recurrent boils; aetiology, diag- Extraordinary General Meeting, Mosquito control in affected areas, 616 981 (L) N.H.S. eharges for services waived (parliamentary nosis, and treatment (S. T. Anning), 721, 941 (C) EYE: See also Blindness; Ophthalmology; Vision note), 515 Fusiformis infection, three cases of suppuration due Muscae volitantes, 115 Welfare of victims (parliamentary note), 408 to (W. M. R. Henderson), 975 (0) Occluder for eye examination (A. Estcourt- Oswald), 670 Florey, Hilda Josephine, obituary of, 1336 Ocular Surgery (J. Arruga), 1150 G Post-mortem removal, 172 FLOUR: Pupils, elliptical, 520 Agene content (parliamentary note), 1397 Calcium addition to (parliamentary notes), 409, GAINSBOROUGH, H.: Mind and the skin, 100 (C) Eyelid, twitching; aetiology and treatment, 54 460, 1454 GALBRAITr, H.-J. B.: See Davies, H T., 1261 Com$osition of (parliamentary note), 626, 994 (C), Gall-bladder: Cholangiography by means of barium 1450 (C) enema (R. H. Franklin), 140 F Fluorides added by stone-grinding of flour, 45 Gall-stones, recurrent, 1290 Fortified, 263 (L), 570 (parliamentary note) GALLOP, E.: Smoking and cancer of the lung, Factories: Annual Report of Chief Inspector for 338 (C), 888 (C) 1951, 827 (A) Fluids, metabolism; role of adrenal cortex, 852 Gamma globulin prophylaxis in poliomyelitis, Faculty of Anaesthetists: Fifth anniversary dinner, Flying Doctor Service of Australia, 1261 874 (L) 739; diplomas granted, 226; members admitted, Foetus, asphyxiation by the cord, 1289 Ganglia, blocking with methonium compounds, 728 226; appointments, 1341 ; honorary Fellow- Fog in London, deaths during, 50, 321 (A), 345 Ganglionectomy, lumbar, investigation into sterility ship conferred on Lord Nuffield, 1341 -inquiry (parliamentary note), 1115 after (S. S. Rose), 247 (0), 727 (C) Faculty of Radiologists: Fellows admitted, 343; - London sickness claims (parliamentary note), 460 GANS, B. and FORSDICK, D. H.: Neonatal myas- annual meeting, 1402 FOOD- See also Infants, feeding; Nutrition; Vita- thenia gravis: report of a case, 314 (0), 886 (C) FALCONER, M. A.: Surgical treatment of intractable mins Garfield, C. I. See Master, A. M., 1377 phantom-limb pain, 299 (0) Britain's Food Supplies (K. G. Fenelon), 318 Gargoylism, 1098 (A) FALKCNER, F. and WISDOM, Sylvia: Measurement of Chemicals in food (parliamentary note), 460 GARLAND, H. G.: Slipped disk, 996 (C) tissue components radiologically, 275 (C) Consumption per head of population (parlia- -and Phillips, W. (Editors): Medicine Vols. I and Fallopian tubes, torsion, rhythmic spurting of blood mentary note), 627 I, 1263 from, 54 Examination of food handlers (parliamentary -and TAVERNER, D.: Diabetic myelopathy, 1405 Fallot's tetralogy; results of Blalock-Taussig note), 1001 (0), 1438 (L) operation, 349 Food Foundation: Grant for research on human Garmany, G.: Muscle Relaxation as an Aid to Family Doctor, 52, 739, 949, 1231, 1457 behaviour, 573 Psychotherapy. Vol. 1, 317 Famine and population, 1103 Food supply, body weight, and activity in Great GARNHAM, P. C. C. and WOODRUFP, A. W.: Black- Farmer's lung (T. C. Studdert), 1305 (0) Britain, 1943-9 (J. M. Harries and Dorothy F. water fever, 833 (C) Fat embolism, massive, following fracture of femur; Hollingsworth), 75 (0) -See BRAY, R. S., 1210 recovery (B. S. S. Acharya andJ. R. Wilson), 316 Infection; preventive legislation, 718 (A) GARRIGAN, Elizabeth M. R.: Television and the Feet. See Foot Metal filings in tinned food, 566 patient, 1 1 12 (C) FEHLER, B. M. See MARKS, C., 709 Rationing, 191 Garrod, A. E., Batten, F. E. and Thursfield, H.: FEINMANN, E. L. See HIRsoN, C., 1408 - arrangements for invalids, 1433 Diseases of Children, 5th ed., 922 Fell, Alfred Nolan, obituary of, 1169, 1284, 1453 Supply and population, 387 (A) GARROD, L. P.: Pulmonary moniliasis, 95 (C) FELL, J. N.: Intra-arterial injection of tubocurarine World Food Survev 445 - Combined chemotherapy in bacterial infections. and thiopentone, 95 (C) (A) 953 (0) Femur, acrylic prosthetic head, 935, 993 ,1166 Food-poisoning in Lancashire (vital statistics), 1456 Garrulitas vulvae, 54 Fenelon, K. G.: Britain's Food Supplies, 318 -staphylococcal, as cause of gastro-enteritis, 376 GARRY, T. G.: Magic, medicine, and religion, 1166 FENTEM, T.: Modern treatment, 835 (C) Foot: Arthrodesis for hallux valgus and rigidus, 217 (C) Ferguson, T.: The Young Delinquent In His Social - Chiropodial Orthopaedics (F. Charlesworth), 143 Gas industry, health services in (parliamentary note), Setting: .4 Glasgow Study, 31 - chiropody service to old people, 156 1397 FERGUSSON, A. G. and ROBERTS, G. B. S.: A case of Foot-drop after delivery, 575, 686 (C), 996 (C) Gastrectomy, partial; tuberculosis as sequel, 985 (A) granuloma inguinale in Scotland: Response to FORBES, G. B.: Sensitivity studies on Shigella sonnei, Gastric juice: Electrophoresis of human gastric aureomycin, 1257 (0) 1139(0) juice in relation to Castle's intrinsic factor FERGussoN, J. D.: Dosage of stilboestrol, 1051 (C) FORBES, R.: Damages against casualty officer, 400 (C) (A. L. Latner and others), 467 (0), 498 (A), Ferrier Lecture, 345 Forbes, William, obituary of, 1283, 1396 1448 (C) " Ferrivenin," toxic effects, 21 Forceps, midwifery; advantages of a perineal curve - ulcer. See Peptic ulcer. Ferrous sulphate tablets, dangers of, 678 (W. Radcliffe), 820 Gastro-enteritis, epidemic, 552 (L), 887 (C) - - - enteric-coated, absorption of, 466 Forensic medicine. See Medico-legal - infantile; chloramphenicol prophylaxis (R. M. Fertility: Low-protein diets and high fertility, 1122 FORESTER, J.: Gold therapy in rheumatoid arthritis, Todd and E. G. Hall), 1359 (0) - Problems of Fertility in General Practice. 2nd ed. 1281 (C) -in general practice; study of 90 unselected cases (J. Stallworthy and others), 1318 FORSDICK, D.H. See GANS,B., 314 (W. J. Smither), 376 - see also Sterility FORSHALL, Isabella, and RicKHAm, P. P.: General GAULD, W. R., INNES, J. and ROBSON H. N.: Survey FEUCHTWANGER, M. See KAPLAN, I., 659 peritonitis and appendicectomy, 782 (C) of 647 cases of leukaemia, 1938- 51, 585 (0) FFRENCH, G.: Polyarteritis nodosa presenting as - - Neonatal intestinal obstruction, 934 (C) 886 (C) acute diabetes mellitus, 1262 FoRSYrH, H.: The royal touch, 1393 (C) Gaynor, Joseph Alfred, obituary of, 1337 -and KRISHNAMURTHY, B. N.: Respiratory FosTER-SMrrn, G. T.: Flood Appeal, 1167 (C) Gedda, L.: Studio del Gemelli 822 function, 1050 (C) Foulds, Edward James, obituary of, 107 GEDDES, C. J. M. See CRAVEN, F. O'K., 81 BRITsHi 12 GEI-HEA INDEX MEICAL JOURNAL

GEIRINGER, E.: Premenstrual syndrome, 1282 (C) Grace,WValter Henry, obituary of, 457 Haematoma, duodenal, subserous; case (D. I. GELLNER, L.: The backward child, 936 (C) GRAFF, D. J. C. See HoLMEs, P. E. B., 255 Stirk), 712, 1051 (C) Geminus, Thomas, 1187, 1449 GRAHAM, H. A.: Abscess in femoral hernial sac, - intracranial, mortality in, 1240 GENERAL PRACTICE: See also College of General 42 (C) - subdural, in infancy, 233 Practitioners; Medical Practitioners GRANT, G. and HITCHENS, R. A. N.: The patient Haemoglobin levels in a group of elderly persons British Encyclopaedia of Medical Practice. 2nd tells his story, 100 (C) living at home alone or with spouse (W. Hobson ed. Vol. 1-12 (Editor: Rt. Hon. Lord Horder), GRANT, G. H. and STOTE, C. L.: Rupture of the and E. K. Blackburn), 647 (0) 1091 heart as a result of Br. abortus endocarditis, - - in pregnancy, 402 General practitioners; alternative to post- 914(0) Haemophilia with respiratory obstruction (A. C. I. J. graduate courses, 678 Grant, W. B. See Belcher, R., 921 MacDonald, J. G. Robson and H. Wapshaw), laboratory facilities; discussion at Man- Granuloma inguinale in Scotland; response to 1144 (0), 1332 (C) chester Medical Society, aureomycin; case report (A. G. Fergusson and Haemoptysis controlled by intravenous pituitary 1160 G. B. S. 1257 postgraduate course at Cambridge, 170 Roberts), (0) extract, 1389 Group practices (parliamentary note), 736 -of nose and periarteritis nodosa (H. J. M. Stratton, Haemorrhage, accidental; prognosis, 1289 T. M. L. Price and M. 0. 127 - 1 Medical practice a " business " ? (medico-legal Skelton), (0) intracerebral, 158 note), 891 Graves, Robert James, centenary of birth of, 652 - post-partum; prophylactic use of intravenous Minister of Health's address to Annual Con- GRAY, A.: Half-way homes for the elderly, 1393 (C) ergometrine (J. D. Martin and J. G. Dumoulin), ference of Local Medical Committees, 1437 (L) GRAY, C. See TEMPLE, L. J., 883 643 (0), 715 (L), 887 (C), 1108 (C), 1278 (C) C. H. - Opportunities for research, 577 (0), 605 (L), GRAY, and MILLAR, H. R.: Tests for glycos- subarachnoid, 1 158 783 (C), 941 (C), 995 (C), 996 (C) uria; a comparison of Benedict's test, clinitest, --in pregnancy (J. N. Walton), 869 (0) Status and prestige, 1109 and glucotest, 1361 (0) --pregnancy after, 793, 896 -The Bile Pigments, 1091 Haemorrhagic fever, epidemic; 40 cases from Surgeries, conditions and equipments (parlia- J. mentary notes), 737, 1227 GRAY, D. See MAWSON, S., 817 Korea (R. Andrew), 1063 (0), 1094 (L) Teaching unit, Edinburgh University, 1044 Gray, P.: Handbook of Basic Microtechnique, 1317 Haemorrhoids, internal; indications for operation, Thorough overhaul, 507, 677 GRAY, P. W. S. See EVANS, F. T., 136,271 1177 GRAY, Winniefred: Home nursing and first-aid HAGENBACH, C.: A journal and its readers, 621 (C) Genetics: Journal de Genetique Humaine, 693 lessons, 566 (C) HAIGH, C. P. See REIss, M., 906 ninth international congress, 1402 Greece: Health service in ancient Greece, 322 (A) Hair, axillary, absence in man, 1460 Genitals: Filarial elephantiasis; investigation and Green, H. N., appointed professor of experimental - baldness in women, hereditary factors, 631 treatment, 1403 pathology and director of cancer research, Haldane, J. B. S.: Population and world famine, 103 Genito-urinary tuberculosis; further report on University of Leeds, 1232 HALER, D.: Iron therapy, 332 (C) treatment (J. C. Ross, J. G. Gow and C. A. St. GREEN, J. A. S: Compressive lesions of the external - Unit system of prescribing, 168 (C) Hill), 901 (0) popliteal nerve, 835 (C) HALIKOWSKI, B.: A.C.T.H. and tuberculous menin- treatment with modified P.A.S., 95 GREEN, L. M.: Short-sighted boxers, 286 (C) gitis, 991 (C) Genius: The Infirmities of Genius (W. R. Bett), 83 GREENE, R. and DALTON, Katharina: Premenstrual HALL, E. G. See ToDD, R. M., 1359 GEORGE, J. T. A. See LYcETT, C. D. L., 964 syndrome, 1007 (0), 1035 (L), 1161 (C), 1282 HALL, L. W., LEHMANN, H. and SILK, E.: Response Geriatrics. See Old age (C), 1393 (C) in dogs to relaxants derived from succinic acid German-English Medical Dictionary (L. De Vries), GREENWALD, I.: Endemic goitre, 1164 (C) and choline, 134 (0), 148 (A) 1206 GREENWOOD, J. M.: Halfway houses for the elderly, Hallux valgus and rigidus, operative treatment of, GERRARD, J. See BOWER, B. D., 244 1280 (C) 162, 274, 837 Gesell, A.: Infant Development: Embryology of GREGG, E. A.: Assistance for doctors in flood - arthroplasty for, 217 Early Human Behaviour, 83 areas, 399 (C), 388 (A), 399 (C) HAMBLEN-THOMAS, C.: Allergic rhinitis, 794 (C) Gestation. See Pregnancy Gregg, N. M., knighthood conferred on, 92 Hamburger, J. and Math6, G.: Physiologie Normale Ghosh, B. N.: Pharmacology, Materia Medica. Gregory, James (Nova et Vetera), 156 et Pathologique du Mdtabolisme de l'Eau, 771 19th ed., 922 Greig, Sir Louis, obituary of, 568 HAMDI, M. A. See ABBOTT, P. H., 884 GIBBEL, Natalie. See ROSENFIELD, R. E., 975 GRInFrms, Margaret I., CULBERT, T. D. and SHER, Hamey the Stranger (J. J. Keevil), 821 GIBBON, N.: Catheter and the prostate, 564 (C) N.: Bronchography in children, 601, 883 (C), Hamey, Baldwin: The Stranger's Son (J. J. Keevil), GIBBONS, L. A.: Damages against casualty officer, 995 (C) 1034 566(C) GRIST, N. R. See ANDERSON, T., 7 HAMILTON, M. and ADDERLEY, D. J.: Use of succinyl- GIBSON, T. See CURRIE, A. R., 936 GROGONO, E. B.: Self-demand feeding, 42(C) choline in E.C.T., 617 (C) Gilbert Blane Medal, 1175, 1228, 1229 - Information to patients in hospital, 402 (C) - See ADDERLEY, D. J., 195 Gilder, S. S. B., Chapel, G. M. and Davies, Louiise: Grulee, C. G. and Eley, R. C.: Child in Health and HAMILTON, R. R.: Effect of P.A.S. on the thyroid Food Sense, 1318 Disease. 2nd ed., 203 gland, 29 (0) Giles, G. H.: The Ophthalmic Services under the Guillebaud Committee, 825 (L); 840, 1000, 1059, Hancock, P. E. T. See Raven, R. W., 381 National Health Service Acts, 1946-1952, 1377 1115 (parliamentary notes); debate on ,1152 (L), GILLHESPY, R. O.: Treatment of pernicious anaemia, 1171, 1398 HAND: See also Finger; Nails 332 (C) GuILMANT, M. V.: Damages against casualty officer, Carpal tunnel syndrome, 1233 Gillies, J.: High spinal block, 504 331 (C) On Hereditary Digital Anomalies. Part I. On awarded Henry Hill Hickman medal, 1003 Guinea-pigs; diagnostic and advisory service for Brachydactyly and Symphalangism. Treasury GILLIES, J. C.: Any answers? 163 (C) breeders, 295 of Human Inheritance. Vol. V. (Julia Bell), 603 Gillman, Joseph, awarded South Africa Medal, GULD, J. and RuD, C.: Measurement of leakage of Tumours; finger bud (R. Mawson), 1149 1060 tuberculin syringes, 368 (0), 386 (A) GILMORE, J. M.: The general practitioner and mass GUNN, A.: Period of gestation, 99 (C) Handwriting and personality, 607 (A); 834 (C) radiography, 672 (C) GUPTA, N. N.: Rev rsible diabetic sixth nerve Harben Lectures, 33 (L) GISSANE, W.: Litigation against doctors, 1167 (C) palsy, 1390 (C) HARDMAN, F. G.: School dental service, 401 (C) GLAISTER, J.: Treatment of accidental poisoning, GUTHE, R., REYNOLDS, l W., KRAG, P. and WILLCOX, HARPER, R.: Allergy, and other stress-conditioned 1214 (correction, 1444) R. R.: Mass treatment of treponemal diseases, illness; suggested association with obsolete Glandular fever, effects in acute leukaemia (A. W. with particular reference to syphilis and yaws, autonomic defence reflexes, 392 Taylor), 589 (0) 594 (0) HARRIES, J. M. and HOLLINGSWORTH, Dorothy F.: Infectious Mononucleosis (S. Leibowitz), 1434 Gutheil, E. A.: Handbook of Dream Analysis, 872 Food supply, body weight, and activity in Great Glasgow epidemic of virus B influenza (T. Anderson GUTHKELCH, A. N.: Subdural effusions in infancy: Britain, 1943-9, 75 (0) and others), 7 (0) 24 cases, 233 (0) Harris, F., appointed K.B.E., 92 - University. See Universities: Glasgow GUTHRIE, D.: Medical and scientific exploits of HARRIS, I. A.: Intestinal reflux into the bile passages, Glycosuria tests; comparison of Benedict's test, King James IV of Scotland, 1 191 (0), 1207 (L) 1333 (C) clinitest, and glucotest (C. H. Gray and H. R. (correction, 1290), 1391 (C) HARRISON, L. W.: Intercourse after syphilis, 510 (C), Millar), 1361 (0) -Vesalius on the Human Brain. Edited and trans- 993 (C) GODLOWSKI, Z. Z.: Fatal anaphylactic and ana- lated by C. Singer (Nova et Vetera), 449, 442 (L) HARRISON, M. H. M. See TRUETA, J., 42 phylactic-like reactions, 835 (C) Guy, John, obituary of, 998 HARRISON, W. R. E.: The patient's verdict, 103 (C) Goffe, Ernest George Leopold, obituary of, 223 Guy's Hospital Medical School: C. B. Allsopp HARTLEY, L.: Litigation against doctors, 733 (C) Goitre and hypothyroidism developing during appointed to Chair of Physics Applied to Harveian Oration, 103 (C) treatment with P.A.S. (H. T. Davies and H.-J. Medicine, 1003 --(1849), 893, 1120 B. Galbraith), 1261 (0) Gynaecology: Culdoscopy and culdotomy, 1156 (A) Harveian Society of London, 11 19 endemic, 665, 1164 (C) - Handbook of Gynaecological Diagnosis for Hastings Lecture (1953), 894, 1098 (A), 1I123 (0) prophylaxis in backward communities, 413 Practitioners and Students (W. Neuweiler), 714 HATFIELD, F. E. S.: "Prescribers' notes," 456 (C) GOLD, S.: Stevens-Johnson syndrome, 11 11 (C) - Recent Advances in Obstetrics and Gynaecology. HAUSMANN, W. See LE MARQUAND, H. S., 704 Gold therapy in rheumatoid arthritis (R. A. P. 8th ed. (A. W. Bourne and L. H. Williams), HAWKING, F.: Milk diet, p-aminobenzoic acid, and Brown and J. P. Curric), 916 (0), 926 (A), 661 malaria (P. berghet); preliminary communica- 1281 (C) tion, 1201 (0), 1210 (A) Goldsmith, Arthur Frederick, obituary of, 458 Hawthorne Clinical Prize Essay, 392 Golf: The Golf Secret (H. A. Murray) HAY, J. D. and Moss, P. D.: Self-demand feeding, GOLLEDGE. N. H. H.: Second attack of chicken-pox, 273 (C) 163 (C) HAY, K. M.: Tetanus, 733 (C) GOODALL, A. L. See CURRE, A. R.,936 H - Premenstrual syndrome, 1161 (C) GOODCHILD, Muriel C.: Self-demand feeding and HAYDEN, Adaline C.: Classification of diseases, overfeeding, 103 (C) HACKETT, C. J.: Myxomatosis in control of rabbits, 672 (C) GOODWIN, L. G.: Chemotherapy of malaria and 937 (C) HAYDEN, M. See WRIGHT, H. P., 1021 trypanosomiasis, 311 (0), 99.3 (C), 1106 (C) HADDEN, R. E.: Banishment of bromides, 935 (C) HAYES, H. H. See MACKIE, R., 331 GORDON, M. H.: Pa!hogenesis of Hodgkin's disease, Haddow, A. (Editor): Biological Hazards of Atomic HAYES, I.: Treatment of threadworms, 510 (C) 860 (0), 876 (A) Energy, 549 Hay-fever desensitization, 951 Gordon, R.: Doctor at Sea, 11 51 Hadfield, G. (Editor): Recent Advances in Pathology, summer hay-fever and asthma treated with Gordon scholarships, 52 6th ed., 661 antihistaminic drugs (A. W. Frankland and GORRILL, R. H. See FRANKLAND, A. W., 761 Haemagglutinins in plant seeds, 664 (A), 888 (C), R. H. Gorrill), 761 (0), 995 (C) Gougerot, H. and Carteaud, A.: Dermatoses Pro- 1389 (C) HAYHOE, F. G. J.: Aplastic anaemia occurring eight fessionnelles, 603 Haematemesis; treatment, comparison of drip years after T.N.T. poisoning, 1143 (0) GOULD, J.: Nicotinic-acid deficiency, 935 (C) transfusion of stored blood and direct trans- Hayman, Frank Keith, obituary of, 279 See CYRIAX, J., 1077 fusion (J. A. McLean), 201 HAYTHORNTHWAITE, F.: Leprosy at large, 1053 (C) Gout; toxic effects of phenylbutazone therapy, 617 -treatment with oral thrombin (V. Edmunds), HAYWARD, Nancy J. See CREGAN, Judith, 1356 Gow, A. E.; bequest of body, 113 1371 (0) Head injuries: I. Brain injury and its diagnosis, 38; See Horder, Lord, 260 Haematoma, subdural, intracranial hypotension II. Treatment and sequelae, 90 (D. W. C. North- GoW, J. G.: Modified P. A.S.for treatment of genito- associated with (J. M. Holmes), 1363 (0) field) urinary tuberculosis, 95 (C) Haemato-colpo-metro-salpinx, 258 - - closed, factors in the mortality of (W. Lewin), -See Ross, J. C.,901 Haematology. See Blood 1239 (0) JAN.-JUNE, 1953 INDEX HEA-ILE 13 Head-wagging and head-nodding in children, 1343 HIRSHOWITZ, B.: Attempted suicide by burning, HosP1TA1s (continued): HEADY, J. A. and BARLEY, R. G.: Smoking and 937 (C) Patients; infonnation to patients in hospital, cancer of the lung, 1105 (C), 1451 (C) HIRSON, C.: Prognosis of acute porphyria, 1372 (0) 271 264 402 510 566 Health education; information digest, 573 - FEINMANN, E. L. and WADE, H. J.: Diabetic (C), (L), (C), (C), (C), -visitors (parliamentary note), 1000 1408 1438 672 (C) neuropathy, (0), (L) - reception and welfare of, 264 (L), 271 (C), Hearing: See also Ear; Oto-rhino-laryngology Histology: Handbook of Basic Microtechnique 402 (C), 510 (C) - audiometer tests on Oxford children, 880 (P. Gray), 1317 Pictures, books, and music, 683, 794 (C) aids (parliamentary note), 341 History of Medicine. See Biography; Medicine, Preventive 1268 1275 history; Nova et Vetera work, (L), HEART: See also Electrocardiography HITCHENS, R. A. N. See GRANr, G., 100 Princess Tsahai Memorial Hospital, 791 Cardiac Therapy (H. J. Stewart), 1206 HoBBs, J. B.: Cancer research, 1393 (C) St. Bartholomew's Hospital; exhibition of Cardioscopy (W. Evans), 203 W. E. K.: historical documents, 1060, 1231 Carditis, rheumatic, 34 (L); 334 (C) HOBSON, and BLACKBURN, Haemoglobin - -- plans for extension, 464 Clinical Progress in Cardiovascular Disease (Editor: levels in a group of elderly persons living at Oak home alone or with spouse, 647 (0) Selly inquiry; findings (medico-legal note), H. L. Blumgart), 550 tri- 571 Congenital abnormalities, results of Blalock- Hodgkin's disease; palliative treatment with Staff wage awards (parliamentary note), 841 Taussig operation in 200 cases (M. Campbell ethylene melamine, 60 Staffing (parliamentary note), 49 and D. Deuchar), 349 (0), 383 (L); 510 (C) - - pathogenesis (M. H. Gordon), 860 (O), S.W. Metropolitan Regional Board; clinical Correlative Cardiology: An Integration of Cardiac 876 (A) research prizes, 283 Function and the Management of Cardiac Hoerr, N. L. and Osol, A. (Editors): Blakiston's Vicarious liability for doctors' mistakes (medico- Disease (C. F. Shaffer and D. W. Chapman), Illustrated Pocket Medical Dictionary, 382 legal note), 1338 873 HOFFMAN, J. I. E.: Polypharmacy, 996 (C) Warley Hospital, centenary, 1386 Disease; hazards in pregnancy (C. Bramwell), HOLDSWORTH, W. G.: Light attachment for Dott's 897 (0), 1106 (C) gag, 933 HoUGHToN, L. E.: Cortisone and tuberculosis of Disorders of the Heart and Circulation (Editor: HOLUDAY, T. D. S.: Test strips for dry sterilized the lung, 561 (C) syringes, 1162 (C) HouGtrroN, P.: The Foley catheter, 994 (C) R. L. Levy), 142 HOLLINGSWORTH, Dorothy F. See HARRIES, J. M., 75 Housewife, disabled, rehabilitation of, 323 (A) Ductus arteriosus, persistent; analysis of 50 cases R. L. See BROWN, D. G., 1202 HOUSTON, A. C. See KENNEDY, C. C., 197 (F. Starer), 971 (0), 1223 (C) HOLMAN, 1165 - - -and pregnancy (R. J. Kernohan), 978 HoLMEs, A. H.: Trichlorethylene in labour, (C) HOWARD, E. M. See DIsNEY, M. E., 1351 Failure, ventricular; use of morphine, 413 HoLMsES, J. M.: Intracranial hypotension associated HOWELL, T. H.: " Efocaine" and the relief of pain, Fibrillation, ventricular, treatment of, 149 (A) with subdural haematoma, 1363 (0) 785 (C) Gl Elettroliti nella Funzione Contrattile del HoLMEs, P. E. B. and GRAFF, D. J. C.: Use of local HUBBARD, W. St. A. F.: Cancer of the lung and Miocardio e nella Genesi dell' Elettrocardio- analgesia in septic-finger surgery at a teaching plastic dentures, 103 (C) gramma (A. Caniggia and F. Lenzi), 381 hospital, 255 (0) Hubbard tank, modification of (J. B. Stewart), 881 Lehrbuch der Krankheiten des Herzens und der Holst, Johan Martin, obituary of, 680, 786 HUEHNs, E. R.: Kwashiorkor, 1219 (C) (F. 922 HOLT, Betty D.: Intravenous iron, 834 (C) Hughes, B. See Elliott, F. A., 660 Blutstrombahn Lange), R. S.: as a deodorant, 832 (C) HUGHES, H. See J. H., 1053 Mechanical heart in surgery, 1448 HOLZER, Chlorophyll 318 HUGosts, Myocardial infarction, anticoagulants in (I. S. L. Holzman, M.: Clinical Electrocardiography, Hughes, J. G.: Pediatrics In General Practice, 1205 Loudon, J. C. Pease and A. M. Cooke), 911 (0), Home equipment or hospital bed (parliamentary HUGBS, J. H., HUGHEs, H. and PRYDE, J.: West 1109 (C), 1223 (C), 1331 (C), 1391 (C) note), 789 Memorial Lecture, 1053 (C) Rupture as result of Br. abortus endocarditis Homosexual tendencies, treatment of, 1234, 1404 (C) Hughes, Leslie Edward, obituary of, 165 (G. H. Grant and C. L. Stote), 914 (0) Homosexuality and the law, 45 Hughes, Lloyd William, obituary of, 224 Surgery; results of Blalock-Taussig operation in Honours, Coronation, 1271 (A), 1401 HuGiEs, T.: Television and the patient, 884 (C) 200 cases of morbus caeruleus (M. Campbell - New Year, 89,92 (correction, 286) Hunt, Edmund Henderson, obituary of, 108 and D. Deuchar), 349 (0), 383 (L); 510 (C) HORAVA, A. See SELYE, H., 452 HUNTER, A. R.: Anti-curare agents, 640 (0) Tachycardia (C. Bramwell), 500, 781 (C), 996 (C) Horder, Lord: Fifty years of medicine (Harben Hunter, John; neurology of his last illness, 95, 221 - auricular paroxysmal in childhood (T. Wright), Lectures), 33 (L) HUNTER, W.: Collection of blood, 274 (C) 25 (0) - (Editor): British Encyclopaedia of Medical Hunterian Oration, 450 Practice. 2nd ed. Vol. 1-12, 1091 - Society: Annual dinner, 464; gold medal essay "Heat spots "; aetiology and treatment, 171 - and Gow, A. E.: The Essentials for Medical competition, 893 HEATH, C. and WHITLOK, F. A.: Corneal herpes, Diagnosis. 2nd ed., 260 HURRELL, G.: The general practitioner and mass 172 (C) Horder Club, 411 radiography, 508 (C) HEATH, J. C. See MCLAREN, H. C., 358, 1052 HUTCHINGS, M. W. See KEEPING, J. A., 509 HEATON-WARD, W. A.: Sensitization to local HoRmoNEs: HuTHisoN, Sir Robert: Modern treatment, 671 application of an antihistamine, 455 (C) Action of ovarian hormones on uterine muscle (C) Hebrew Medical Journal, 964 (G. W. Corner and A. Csapo), 687(0), 1166(C) HuTr, M. S. R. and LEE, G. de J.: Agranulocytosis, Hecogenin for cortisone synthesis, 345 And enzymes, 385 (A) 784 (C) Hele, Thomas Shirley, obituary of, 277 In treatment of cancer, 924 (L), 1220 (C) Hydralazine, effect in hypertension (M. A. Khan), HELLER, A. D.: Handwriting and personality, Pellets; technique of subcutaneous implantation, 27(0) 834 (C) 519, 632 (C), 1062 (C) Hydrocyanic acid poisoning, treatment of, 1215 HEMPHILL, R E. See REISS, M., 906 Progesterone implantation in habitual abortion Hydroxy-phenylcinchoninic acid treatment of HEMsTsD, E. H. See LE MARQUAND, H. S., 704 (G. I. M. Swyer and Doreen Daley), 1073 (0), rheumatoid arthritis, 347 HENDERSON, I. T. and others: Mental Health 1095 (A), 1277 (C) Hymen, abnormal; two cases (G. S. Janda), 258 Research Fund, 888 (C) - pinhole, 259 HENDERSON, T.: Cerebrospinal fluid pressure, 1049 Home, Walter Jobson, obituary of, 679 Hyoscine; production from Duboisia tree, 1351 (C) Horning, E. S. See Burrows, H., 82 Hyperidrosis, essential, treatment of, 414 HEERSON, W. M. R.: Three cases of suppuration Horse Shoe Club, 345 due to fusiformis infection, 975 (0) Horsley Memorial Lecture, 743 HYPERTENSION: HENDRE, J.: Intra-arterial injection of thiopentone, Horton, Wilfred Winnall, obituary of, 513 Effect of altitude, 286 562 (C) HOSFORD, J.: Carcinoma of the breast, 1281 (C) - of hydralazine therapy (M. A. Khan), 27 (0) HENNEBRY, T. M.: The Judet operation, 1166 (C) Hospital Endowments (Scotland) Bill (parliamentary Normal Blood Pressure and Hypertension: New Heparin, use of, 987 note), 411, 514 Definition (A. M. Master, C. I. Garfield and Hepatitis, infective, after blood transfusion, 52 M. B. Walters), 1377 Hepatosis, serous: Pathogenesis of hepatic fibrosis HOsPrrALs: Observations on prognosis (A. W. D. Leishman), in Jamaican children; preliminary report Attitude surveys with patients, 732 1131 (0) (K. R. Hill and others), 117 (0), 146 (L) Beds; pay-bed regulations criticized (parlia- Sensitivity of autonomic ganglia to hexa- Hermaphroditism; case of male pseudo-herm- mentary note), 1056 methonium (J. Conway), 814 (0) aphroditism (D. C. Beatty, C. J. Champ and Birmingham Hospitals Centre (S. Barnes), 318 Severe, bilateral adrenalectomy for, 1448 and G. I. M. Swyer, 1369 (0) Birmingham Regional Board: Selly Oak Hospital Treatment with parenteral hexamethonium (Brenda Hernia, femoral, abscess in sac, 42 inquiry (medico-legat note), 341 Morrison), 1291 (0), 1319 (L) - sliding, through oesophageal hiatus (G. Rios- Block grant (parliamentary note), 281 - with Rauwolfia (Indian medicinal plant,) 1390 Solans), 1029 (0), 1282 (C) Capital expenditure (parliamentary note), 281 Hypnotism; conference of B.M.A. Psychological Herpes, corneal, aureomycin in, 172 Changing function of hospitals, 1104 Medicine Group, 395 - zoster, and immunity to chicken-pox, 1459 Charing Cross Hospital; damages for negligence - Hypnosis in Modern Medicine (J. M. Schneck), HERRON, R. A. C.: The metric system, 938 (C) (medico-legal note), 1001 1377 HERXHEIMER, H.: Antihistamines and asthma, Congress, eighth international, 113 - on the stage, 629 995 (C) Control of finance (parliamentary note), 625 - treatment of ichthyosiform erythrodermia, 220 HEWER, C. L.: The metric system, 450 (C), 782 (C) Endowments (Scotland) Bill, 411, 514 Hypoglycaemia, fatal, in diabetic patient with - Recent Advances In Anaesthesia and Analgesia, 441 Estimates and expenditure, 281, 724 pituitary necrosis (R. I. Alexander), 1416 (0) HEVWLkl, A. B. See MAWSON, S., 817 Foundation by British sovereigns, 1185 Hypotension, controlled, combined use of hexa- Hexamethonium. See Methonium compounds Frustration in the hospitals, 319 (L), 834 methonium bromide and procaine amide in; HEY, W.: Catheter and the prostate, 99 (C) Institute of Hospital Administrators; annual preliminary report (A. A. Mason and J. F. HEYWORTH, T. F. and others: Catherine Chisholm conference, 1104 Pelmore), 250 (0), 265 (A), 991 (C) memorial, 566 (C) King Edward VII's Hospital for Officers, 138 - in neurosurgery with hexamethonium and Hickling, Gertrude Hermine Geiler, obituary of, 224 Laundry scheme in Scotland, 1401 procaine amide (D. Aserman), 961 (0) (correc- Hicks, Henry Thomas, obituary of, 279 Lebanon Hospital for Mental and Nervous tion, 1062); 1163 (C), 1282 (C) Hickson, E. B. See Nixon, W. C. W., 1263 Disorders, 130 -induced; the surgeon and ischaemia (Sir James HIGHFELD, C. H. See DENNY, J. P., 333 Medical officers; representation on Joint Com- Learmonth), 743 (0) Hill, A. Bradford, awarded Guy Medal of Royal mittee and Whitley Council, 106, 157 (C) -intracranial, associated with subdurat haematoma Statistical Society, 1441 - - Junior house officers, shortage (parliamen- (J. M. Holmes), 1363 (0) -See DOLL, R., 505 tary note), 1115 Hypothalamus, effect on appetite, 614 HILL, K. R., RHODES, Katerina, STAFFORD, J. L. --ministerial control (parliamentary note), 625 Hysteria (I. R. C. Batchelor), 1041 and AUB, R.: Serous hepatosis: pathogenesis --reduction (parliamentary note), 944 of hepatic fibrosis in Jamaican children; pre- Mental hospital service, 560, 781, 992, 1111, 1222, liminary report, 117 (0), 146 (L) 1392 HNSmARsH, D.: Thiouracil in toxic goitre, 158 (C) Metropolitan Ear, Nose, and Throat Hospital; HINMARSH, J. R. and EMSLIE-SMrrH, D.: Monocytic move to St. Mary Abbots Hospital, 113 Ice-cream, food value of, 1177, 1404 (C) leukaemia presenting as polyarthritis in an National League of Hospital Friends, 229 Identity cards (parliamentary note), 280 adult, 593 (0) (correction, 742) Negligence: Liability of hospital authority Ileitis, regional, involving stomach; report of two Hip, congenital dislocation; treatment, 951 (medico-legal note, 461; Charing Cross cases (F. R. R. Martin and R. J. Carr), 700 (0), - failure of reconstruction with acrylic prosthesis, Hospital, 1001 940 (C) 993 - responsibility for acts of medical staff, 1378 (L) - - treatment of steatorrhoea in (Joyce Burke), - reconstruction; Judet operation, 935, 1166, 1450 Out-patient department, functions of, 397 239 (0) 14 ILE-KEN INDEX BRrnsi MEDICAL JOURNAL

Ileus, paralytic; electrolyte changes, 331 INFLUENZA (continued): J Illingworth, C. F. W.: Aetiology of peptic ulcer, 613 Information on 1953 epidemic, 375 Immaturity and mental illness, 609 (A) Vaccination of American military personnel, 269 Jackson, C., and Jackson, C. L.: Bronchoeso- of transfer of phagology, 492 Immunity newborn; anti-streptolysin Vaccine trial (parliamentary note), 1227 Jackson, C. L. See Jackson, C.,492 from mother to foetus during pregnancy (J. Mur- Vital statistics, 281, 409, 462, 517, 572, 629 R. M. 13 JACKSON, D.: The backward child, 559 (C) ray, Calman and J. Dudley), (0) World Health Organization Expert Committee on JACKSON, J. N. See RUTTER, F. C., 1106 Immunization against bacterial toxins, 387 (A) Influenza; first report, 1322 (A) JACKSON, J. P.: Judet operation, 1450 (C) Imperial Cancer Research Fund: Fiftieth annual L. N.: of General report, 989 Infusions, intravenous; fine adjustment intravenous JACKSON, College Practitioners, Impetigo contagiosa, 334, 675 drip regulator (H. J. V. Morton), 990 333 (3) - epidemiology of, 56 Jackson, Margaret. See Stallworthy, J., 1318 - - thrombosis due to; predisposing factors and JACOB, L. G.: Research in general practice, 783 (C) -penicillin-resistant, 348 preventive measures, 896 JACOBS, A.: The catheter and the prostate, 217 (C) -treatment of, 631 837 (C) INGLIS, K.: " Pasteur's flask " in Sydney UJniversity, JAMES, A. K.: Research in general practice, 783 INCH, R. S. See DUNLOP, D. M., 694 453 (C) (C) India: Visit of British Medical team, 345 Injections, intradermal, 386 (A) James IV of Scotland, medical and scientific exploits Indonesia: W.H.O. medical team's work, 893 INMAN, W. S.: Premenstrual syndrome, 1393 (C) of (D. Guthrie), 1191 (0), 1207 (L) (correction, INNEs, J. See GAULD, W. R., 585 1290), 1391 (C) INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE: See also Mining; Pneumo- Insanity: Medical evidence (medico-legal note), 840 JAMES, E.: Automatic lotion dispenser, 101 (C) conioses Jameson, Sir Leander Starr; centenary of birth, 328 Accidents and diseases in 1952 (vital statistics), INSECTIcIDES: JANDA, G. S.: Two cases of abnormal hymen, 258 343,843, 1118,1286 For domestic use, 1 21 JARMAN, T. F.: Report of tuberculin survey in the Aluminium welding dangers, 631, 952 (C) Paralysis following poisoning by new organic Rhondda Fach, 754 (0) British Occupational Hygiene Society, 1059 phosphorus insecticide (mipafox); report on JARVIS, H.: Nikethamide by mouth, 1052 (C) Committee to study human factors in industry, 791 two cases (P. L. Bidstrup, J. A. Bonnell and Jeaffreson, Bryan Leslie, obituary of, 222 Dermatoses Professionnelles (H. Gougerot and A. G. Beckett), 1068 (0), 1093 (L), 1097 (A) JEFFRIES, C. N.: Routine dental treatment, 162 (C) A. Carteaud), 603 Poisoning due to, treatment of, 1216 - School dental service, 401 (C), 509 (C) Disablement benefit changes, 1341 Toxic effects, 717 (A), 937 (C) Jejunal diverticulitis with diverticular concretion Inquiry into present provisions of Industrial Toxicity and use, 1093 (L) (A. F. Robinson), 548 Injuries Act (parliamentary note), 945 JENKINS, T. P. N.: Foley catheter, 1223 (C) Lungs; industrial diseases eligible for compen- Institute of Almoners, jubilee dinner, 683 John Edward Prize, 464 sation, 1290 Institute of Child Health; seventh annual report, John S. Owens Prize, 464 Medical hostels for industrial workers with 1432 JOHNSTON, L.: Smoking and lung cancer, 507 (C) rheumatism, 669 Institute of Hospital Administrators; annual JOINER, C. L. See ENTICKNAP, J. B., 1016 Sickness absence in industry, 604 (L) conference, 1 104 JOLLES, B.: X-ray Steve Therapy In Cancer: A Specialists on tribunals (parliamentary note), 408 Insulin: New long-acting insulin; preliminary trial Connective Tissue Problem, 980 of " lente " novo insulin (R. D. Lawrence and JoNES, A. T. See BRACKENRIDGE, R. D.'C., 1135 Industrial noise (parliamentary note), 841 W. Oakley), 242 (0), 266 (A), 563 (C) Jones, Sir David Thomas Rocyn, obituary of, 1054 - solvents, toxicity of, 1175 Insurance: Doctors and sickness insurance schemes, Jones, E. B., knighthood conferred on, 92 INFANTS: See also Children 1059 JoNES, E. P.: Transverse arrest of head, 1278 (C) Aortic occlusion (C. Marks and B. M. Fehler), Intelligence testing, 96, 334, 559, 936, 1108 JoNas, F. A., DOLL, R., JoNEs, Keena, and WHTE, 709 (0) International Air Transport Association, 843 Barbara: Treatment and prognosis of acute Asthmatic attacks; management, 285, 686 (C) International College of Surgeons: Surgeons' Hall perforated peptic ulcer, 122 (0), 615 (C), Eczema; long-term prognosis (M. J. Purdy), of Fame proposed, 517 781 (C), 994 (C) 1366(0) International Diabetes Federation; report of first Jones, George James, obituary of, 889 Feeding; breast-feeding in the Oxford child congress, 79 Jones, Griffith Llewelyn, obituary of, 458 health survey. 1: Study of maternal factors JONES, H. G.: Incidence of leukaemia, 886 (C) (Celia Westropp), 138 (0) INTESTINES: JoNEs, J. C.: Treatment of poliomyelitis, 1224 (C) - difficulties (F. Charlotte Naish), 1442 Bacterial content of the healthy human small JONES, Keena. See JONES, F. A., 122 -overfeeding in early infancy, 160 intestine (Judith Cregan and Nancy J. Hayward), Jones, M.: Social Psychiatry, 550 -recognition and treatment of underfeeding, 1442 1356 (0) JoNES, S. A.: Experiment to determine if a proguanil- -self-demand feeding, 42, 99, 103, 160, 273, 333, Chirurgie des Dickdarms (H. Finsterer), 203 resistant strain of P. falciparum would respond 456 Congenital obstruction of small intestine in two to large doses of pyrimethamine, 977 (0) - treatment of repeated failure of lactation, 1061 premature infants (W. P. Sweetnam, F. W. JONES, W. M.: Iron therapy, 1050 (C) Infant Development: Embryology of Early Human Shepherd and E. F. Murphy), 765 (0); 934 (C) JOULES, H.: Smoking and cancer of the lung, 161 (C Behaviour (A. Gesell), 83 Half-circle clamps, 455 Intussusception associated with trauma, 101 JOURNALS: Mortality by social class (vital statistics), 682 A journal and its readers, 496 (L), 620 (C), 673 (C), - rate (vital statistics), 1058 -recurrent, due to polyposis of gastro-intestinal tract associated with pigmentation (I. Kaplan 730 (C), 785 (C) Newborn; acute appendicitis (R. D. G. Creery), Abstracts of World Medicine, 986 (A), 1220 (C) 871 and M. Feuchtwanger), 659, 993 (C) Advances in Cancer Research, 464 - 41 chloramphenicol treatment (R. M. Calman and Polyposis, familial; research project, Applied Microbiology, 748 J. -of small intestine with of oral Murray), 759 (0) pigmentation Association Medical Journal, centenary of first - haemolytic disease in first-born (C. F. Ander- mucosa; two cases (A. P. Kitchin), 658 (0) Visceroptosis a cause of abdominal symptoms, 53 issue, 52 son), 1032, 1162 (C), 1221 (C), 1389 (C) Beauty and Health, 1341 - haemolytic jaundice, an early case (V. Z. Cope) Intrinsic factor and total gastrectomy, 1459 Exhibition of medical periodicals, 629 (Nova et Vetera), 558, 883 (C) Intussusception associated with trauma, 101 Family Doctor, 52, 739, 949, 1231, 1457 - immunity; transfer of from anti-strepto'ysin - recurrent, due to polyposis of gastro-intestinal Hebrew Medical Journal, 964 mother to foetus during pregnancy (J. Murray, tract associated with pigmentation (I. Kaplan Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 684 R. M. Calman and J. Dudley), 13 (0) and M. 993 Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 517 - Feuchtwanger), 659, (C) infection (A. Moncrieff), 1 (0) Inutin in dahlia tubers, 435 Journal of Embryology and Experimental Mor- - neonatal infection, incidence in hospital and Iodine for water sterilization in the field, 741 phology, 229 domiciliary midwifery (V. Mary Crosse and -radioactive, investigation of thyroid in psychiatric Journal de Ginetique Humaine, 693 Jean M. Mackintosh), 1374 (0) illness, 906 Journal of Histochemistry and Cytochemistry, 748 Premature: Care of the Premature Baby in the - treatment of thyroid carcinoma, 102 Medical World, 229 Bristol Area, 169 lodoxyl; immediate death after intravenous injection Practitioner, Coronation number, 1287 - congenital obstruction. of small intestine (W. P. (G. S. Ramsay), 439, 618 (C), 835 (C) Reconstruction Surgery and Traumatology, 1199 Sweetnam, F. W. Shepherd and E. F. Murphy), IOVETZ-TERESHCHENKO, N. N.: Abuse of antibiotics, Scientific Filtn Review, 1175 765(0); 934(C) 454 (C) Transplantation Bulletin, 1457 -health from birth to four years (J. W. B. -General peritonitis and appendicectomy, 1221 (C) Douglas and C. Mogford), 748 (0), 775 (L) JOWErr, R. E.: Litigation against doctors, 1279 (C) Staphylococcal pyothorax (F. Rackow), 11 (0) IRELAND, REPUBLIC OF: See also Northern Ireland Joy, Norman Humbert, obituary of, 458 Subdural effusions in infancy: 24 cases (A. N. College of General Practitioners, 564 Judet operation, 935, 1166, 1450 Guthkelch), 233 (0) National University of Ireland. See Universities: - - failure of, 993 National University of Ireland Jurisprudence, medical. See Medico-legal Infarction. See Heart Registrar-General's quarterly returns (vital statis- Infection: Combined chemotherapy in bacterial tics), 281, 1119 infections (L. P. Garrod), 953 (0) K - in newborn (A. Moncrieff), 1 (0) Iron, intravenous; toxic reactions (I. M. Librach), - three cases of suppuration due to Fusiformis 21 (0); 88 (A); 834 (C), 993 (C) Kahn, R. L.: Introduction to Universal Serologic infection (W. M. R. Henderson), 975 (0) - saccharated; death after intravenous injection Reaction in Health and Disease, 260 (D. W. Barritt and G. C. Swain), 379 - Serology with Lipid Antigen: With Special Refer- INFEcrlous See also EPIDEMIOLOGY DISEASES: - therapy, 97, 332, 885, 1050 ence to Kahn and Universal Reactions, 260 And public laundries, 845 - dangers of ferrous sulphate tablets, 678 KAPLAN, I., and FEUCHTWANGER, M.: Recurrent Graphs, 51, 111, 167, 227, 281, 344,410, 516, 462, - ferrous sulphate tablets, enteric-coated, absorp- intussusception due to polyposis of the gastro- 572, 628, 682, 738, 790, 842, 892, 948, 1002, tion of, 466 intestinal tract associated with pigmentation, 1058, 1118, 1174, 1230, 1286, 1339, 1400, 1456 IRVINE, R. E.: Agranulocytosis, 784 (C) 659, 993 (C) Notifications (vital statistics), 51, 112, 168, 226, Irwin, J. O., awarded the Guy Medal of the Royal KAY, H. E. M. SeePRUNTY, F. T. G., 852 282, 343, 409, 463, 516, 572, 628, 682, 739, 790, Statistical Society, 1457 KAY, W. W.: Collection of blood, 274 (C) 843, 893, 948, 1002, 1058, 1118, 1174, 1230, IRWVIN, S. T.: College of General Practitioners, KEATING, V.: Infusion pump, 94 1286, 1456 1340, 1400, 1 109 (C) KEEPING, J. A., and HUTCHINGS, M. W.: Effect of Powers of local authority to amend list of noti- ISAAC, D. L. See DENNY, J. P., 333 isoniazid on glucose tolerance tests, 509 (C) fiable diseases, 1062 Ischaemia: The surgeon and ischaemia (Sir James Keevil, J. J.: Hamey the Stranger, 821 table: 463, Weekly 50, 112, 168, 282, 515, 571, Learmonth), 743 (0) - The Stranger's Son, 1034 627, 681, 737, 789, 842, 892, 947, 1001, 1057, Ishihara tables: Comparison of ninth and tenth KEEVILL, A. J.: Chemotherapy of malaria and 1117, 1173, 1229, 1285, 1340, 1399, 1455 editions (R. A. Weale), 1148 (0) trypanosomiasis, 993 (C) World Atlas of Epidemic Diseases. Part I (Editor: Isoniazid: Effect on carbohydrate metabolism in KELLERMAN, F.: Smoking and lung cancer, 564 (C) E. Rodenwaldt), 1033 controls and diabetics (G. R. W. N. Luntz and KELLY, G. E P. See COLDREY, R., 507 Infertility: See Sterility S. G. Smith), 296 (0); 509 (C), 729 (C) KELLY, M.: " Butazolidin," 731 (C) - in treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis; second Keloid: Pigmented scars (B. S. Crawford), 969 (0) INFLUENZA: report to the Medical Research Council by their KEMP, P. R.: Christmas disease, 97 (C) Epidemic due to virus B (T. Anderson and others), Tuberculosis Chemotherapy Trials Committee, Kendall, Florence P. See Kendall, H. O., 32 7 (0) 522(0), 551 (L) Kendall, H. O., Kendall, Florence P., and Boynton, Gastric symptoms, 465, 884 (C) Isotopes, radioactive (parliamentary note), 341 Dorothy A.: Posture and Pain, 32 JAN.-JUNE, 1953 INDEX KEN-LIB 15 KENRICK, B.: College of General Practitioners, Lactation: Breast-feeding difficulties (F. Charlotte LaDINo ARTICLEs (continued): 98 (C) Naish), 1442 Then and now, 1207 (correction, 1290) Kennedy, A.: Hypnotism, 395 - inhibition and failure, 1443 Trichlorethylene analgesia in labour, 443 KENNEDY, C. C., CROZIER, T. H., and HoUSToN, - significance of blood in breast-milk, 115 Tuberculoss of bovine origin, 662 A. C.: Canicola fever; human case in Northern - successful, in Addison's disease (V. Ursula U.S.S.R.: Accused Russian doctors, 824 Ireland, 197 (0) Lutwyche), 313 (0) Vesalian heritage, 442 Kennedy, G. C.: Hypothalamic control of appetite, - treatment of repeated failure of, 1061 Viruses, sexual reproduction in, 1153 614 Lady Tata Memorial Trust awards, 1401 Yaws; modern control, 384 KENNEY, R. A.: Renal excretion of urea in the West LAHIRI D. C.: New diphtheria prophylactic Yesterday and today, 33 African, 600 (0) (N.A.F.T.), 370 (0), 387 (A), 992 (C) LEAK, W. N.: Emphysema, 450 (C) Kenny, Elizabeth, appreciation of, 274 LAIDLAW, S. I. A. See ANDERSON, T., 7 - Metric system, 560 (C) KENTON, B., and PARSONS, H. M.: A method of LAING, P. G. See MAYER, J. H., 189 LEARMONTH, Sir James: The surgeon and ischaemia, anaesthesia for tonsillectomy, 708 (0) LAKE, N. C.: Abuse of antibiotics, 617 (C) 743 (0) Keratoplasty. See Cornea LAMBERT, T. D.: Prophylaxis of tetanus, 1112 (C) LEAROYD, C. G.: Abo'ition of flogging, 96 (C) KERNOHAN, R. J.: Persistent ductus arteriosus and LAMBLEY, D. G., and CULLEN, T. H.: Intraperi- LEATHERDALE, D.: Soft-tissue radiology, 452 (C) pregnancy, 978 toneal rupture of the intestine, 784 (C) Lebanon: Medical symposium, 894 Kenr, D. J. A., appointed Regius Professor of Foren- Lancet: Disabilities and How to Live with Them, 770 Lebanon Hospital for Mental and Nervous Dis- sic Medicine, University of Edinburgh, 1401, Lancisi, G. M.: Aneurysms. Latin text, revised orders, 130 1454 with translation and notes by W. C. Wright Ledgerwood, Hilary, obituary of, 223 17-Ketosteroid excretion after operation, 1027 (C. Singer) (Nova et Vetera), 93 Lee, C. D.: The Instrumental Detection ofDeception: Keynes, G., awarded Cecil Joll Prize, 226 LANDAU, L.: Allergy to condoms, 1178 (C) The Lie Test, 821 KHAMBATTA, R. B.: The Q-T interval in myocardial LANDSMAN, J. B. See .ANDERSON, T., 7 LEE, G. de J. See Hurr, M. S. R., 784 infarction, 808 (0) Lange, F.: Lehrbuch der Krankheiten des Herzens -See PRUNTY, F. T. G., 852 KHAN, M. A.: Effect of hydralazine in hypertension, und der Blutstrombahn, 922 Lee, James Carrel, obituary of, 279 27 (0) Langford, Jchn Charles Cobden, obituarry of, 340 LEE, T. J. See NASH, F. A., 304, 509 Khelin in bronchospasm, 520 LARIZZA, P., and VENTURA, S.: Iron therapy, 885 (C) LEECH-WILKINSON, A.: The climacteric and oestrogen KIBRICK, S.: Neonatal myasthenia gravis, 886 (C) Laryngotracheobronchitis, acute, 221 therapy, 215 (C) KIDD, H. B.: Mental hospital service, 1222 (C) and epiglottitis, 205 (L) Leeds University. See Universities: Leeds KIDD, P. See ALDRIDGE, A. G. V., 729 LASK, S.: Treatment of nausea and vomiting of LEESON, H. H.: College of General Practitioners, pregnancy with antihistamines, 652 (0), 1108 (C) 566 (C) KIDNEY: Lasker award presented to P. D. White, 41 1 - Journal and its readers, 730 (C) Pyelography; death after intravenous administra- LATNER, A. L., and UNGLEY, C. C.: Intrinsic factor LEGON, C. D.: Cancer and organic content of soil, tion of contrast medium (G. S. Ramsay), 439, activity in solid material, 1448 (C) 937 (C) 618 (C) - -Cox, E. V., McEVoY-BoWE, E., and RAINE, LEHMANN, H.: Spinach, nutritive value of, 952 (C) Transplantation; failure of grafting operation, 345 Laureen: Electrophoresis of human gastric - and SILK, E.: Succinylmonocholine, 767 (0), - research grant, 429 juice in relation to Castle's intrinsic factor, 1279 (C) (correction, 1404) Transplants, 329 467 (0), 498 (A), 1448 (C) -See EVANS, F. T., 136 Tuberculosis; antibiotic therapy, 1234 Laughton-Scott, Frederick Gilbert, obituary of, 1055 -See HALL, L. W., 134 - further report on treatment (J. C. Ross, J. G. Laundries and handling of infected clothing, 845 Leibowitz, S.: Infectious Mononucleosis, 1434 Gow and C. A. St. Hill), 901 (0) - collective scheme for Scottish hospitals, 1401 LEISHMAN, A. W. D.: Observations on prognosis in Tumours (R. Shackman and C. Daniel), 1251 (C) LAWLER, Sylvia D.: Elliptocytosis, 215 (C) hypertension, 1131 (0) Urea excretion in the West African (R. A. Kenney), LAWRENCE, J. S.: " Butazolidin," 276 (C) LEITNER, Z. A.: Nicotinic-acid deficiency, 1164 (C) 600 (0) -and SLADDEN, R. J.: Adrenaline cream: an Lelong, M. See Debr6, R., 1317 assessment ofits value in the rheumatic disorders, LE MARQUAND, H. S., HAUSMANN, W., and HEHTED, Kieselguhr; toxic effects, 685 1085 (0), 1096 (A), 1334 (C) E. H.: Myxoedema as a cause of death; King Edward VII's Hospital for Officers, 138 LAWRENCE, R. D.: Orthopaedics and its name, report of two cases, 704 (0), 1108 (C) King Edward's Hospital Fund: Conference on 1335 (C) Lenzi, F., and Caniggia, A.: Gli Elettrolltl nella problems of convalescence, 932 -and OAKLEY, W.: New long-acting insulin; Funzione Contrattile del Miocardio e nella Genesi King's Evil, 1191 preliminary trial of "lente" novo insulin, deli' Elettrocardiogramma, 381 - - touching by the Chiefs of Tonga, 1393 242 (0), 266 (A), 563 (C) L6on Bernard Prize, 1175 Kings and Queens, British, as healers, 1191 LEADING ARTICLES: LEONARD, J. C.: Toxic effects of phenylbutazone; ----e personal interest in medicine, 1187 Abortion, habitual; treatment, 1095 with special reference to disorders of the blood, relations with medical profession (E. A. Analgesia in labour; a happy event, 824, 1110 (C), 1311 (0), 1322 (A) Underwood), 1185 (0), 1207 (L) (correction, 1332 (C) Lepeschkin, E.: Modern Electrocardiography. Vol. 1290), 1449 (C) Apnoea in anaesthesia, 875, 1048 (C) 1, 203 Kinmont, Patrick, obituary of, 1114 Auxiliaries, medical, 1267 Leprosy at large, 1053 KINMONTH, J. B.: Intermittent claudication, 1325 Bornholm disease in Britain, 1379 -British Empire Leprosy Relief Association; KIRKHAM, J. H.: Operative treatment of hallux Bread, 263 annual meeting, 1327 valgus and rigidus, 837 (C) Chloramphenicol, toxicity of, 262 Leptospira canicola. See Canicola fever KIRKPATRICK, T. J.: " Thorough overhaul," 677 (C) Cooling the body, 773 LESLIE, G., and McPHEE, D.: Adrenaline necrosis, KIRMAN, B. H.: The backward child, 334 (C) Crop pests, control of, 1093 1315 (0) - See BURKINSHAW, J., 702 Dale, Sir Henry, work of, 1436 Lester, Hugh Morley Oliff, obituary of, 1394 KITCHIN, A. P.: Polyposis of small intestine with Delinquency, scientific study of, pigmentation of. oral mucosa; report of two 85 Lethane " poisoning: Report of fatal case (Eliza- cases, 658 (0) Diabetes, complications of, 1438 beth Coulter and R. D. G. Creery), 379 Knapp, Montague Henry, obituary of, 339 Disease, race, and civilization, 1320 Leucotomy; post-operative skin lesions, 291 Doctors, distribution of, 663 - Psychosurgical Problems (Editor: F. A. Mettler), KNAPPETT, C. R. See FLETCHER, A. P., 188 Education, medical; first world conference, 494 382 Knee and Related Structures: Injuries, Deformities, Endocrines in treatment of cancer, 924, 1220 (C) Diseases, and Disabilities (P. Lewin), 261 Epidemic haemorrhagic fever, 1094 LEUKAEMA: KNIGHT, H. J.: Intra-partum uterine rupture, 378 Epiglottitis and laryngotracheobronchitis, 205 Acute; effects of glandular fever infection in KNIGHT, S. S. See CAWADIAS, A. P., 1049 Extraordinary General Meeting, 981, 1036 (A. W. Taylor), 589 (0) KONDI, Athena. See Foy, H., 1449 Gamma globulin and poliomyelitis, 874 -treatment with vitamin B12, 160 Korea, casualties (parliamentary note), 1454 General practice, teamwork, 1437 Chronic, palliative treatment with triethylene -epidemic haemorrhagic fever; 40 cases (R. Guillebaud Committee, debate on, 1152 melamine, 62 Andrew), 1063 (0), 1094 (L) Haemorrhage, post-partum, 715 In doctors, 444 (A) KRAG, P. See GuTE, T., 594 Hepatosis, serous, 146 Monocytic, presenting as polyarthritis in adult KRAUSEY, B.: Congenital tracheo-oesophageal Hospitals: Frustration in the hospitals, 319 (J. R. Hindmarsh and D. Emslie-Smith), 593 (0) fistula without oesophageal atresia; with result- - kindness to patients, 264, 402 (C), 510 (C), (correction, 742) ant asphyxial death, 1433 566 (C) Survey of 647 cases, 1938-51 (W. R. Gauld, J. KRISHNAMURTHY, B. N. See FFRENCH, G., 1050 Hypertension; prognosis and treatment, 1319 Innes and H. N. Robson), 585 (0), 886 (C) KUBIK, M. M. See WRIGHT, H. P., 1021 Journal and its readers, 496, 620 (C), 673 (C), LEVACK, J. H.: The catheter and the prostate, 405 (C) KUNKLER, P. B. See PATERSON, Edith, 59 730 (C), 785 (C) LE VAY, D.: Life of Hugh Owen Thomas, 941 (C) Kwashiorkor and protein metabolism, 41 Law, Hospital and doctor, 1378 Leverhulme research scholarships, 947 - relation to intestinal microflora, 406 Lind, homage to, 1265 (correction, 1344) Levick, Claude Blaxland, obituary of, 1336 - treatment with high-protein diet, 1219 Mr. Macleod on the Drug Bill, 1380 Levitt, W. M.: A Handbook of Radiotherapy for Metric system, 320, 560 (C) Senior and Postgraduate Students, 770 N.H.S.: Estimates and expenditure, 716 "Levophed." See Noradrenaline L -Inquiry, 825, 1152 Levy, R. L. (Editor): Disorders of the Heart and Nausea, epidemic, and vomiting, 552, 887 (C) Circulation, 142 LABOUR: See also Abortion; Infants, newborn; Nervous system; autonomic control, 84 LEVWES, D.: Bohn's exercise test in persistent ductus Obstetrics; Pregnancy; Puerperium Penicillin in tissue fluids, 1266 arteriosus, 1223 (C) After-coming head; unusual cause of delay in - oral, 823 Lewin, P.: The Knee and Related Structures: delivery, 884 Pneumonia, aspiration, and bronchiectasis, 147 Injuries, Deformities, Diseases, and Disabilities, Chloroform administered to Queen Victoria, Poliomyelitis in Copenhagen, 1208, 1331 (C) 261 824 (L), 1110 (C), 1332 (C) Premature children, fate of, 775 LEWIN, W.: Factors in the mortality of closed head Effect of diabetic pregnancy, 1415 Premenstrual tension, 1035 injuries, 1239 (0) Ergometrine, intravenous, to prevent post-partum Preventive work in hospitals, 1268 LEWis, A.: Vitamins, 1110 (C) haemorrhage (J. D. Martin and J. G. Dumoulin), Puerperal pyrexia, notification of, 206 - Vitamins and the boat race, 729 (C) 643 (0), 715 (L), 887 (C), 1108 (C), 1278 (C) Queen Elizabeth, 1207 LEWIS, C.: Dogs and disease, 781 (C) Practical Management of Pain in Labour (W. D. Queen Mary, death of, 772 Lewis, D. J., awarded Chalmers Memorial Medal, Wylie), 661 Radiology on points, 86 843 Relief of Pain in Childbirth (W. C. W. Nixon and Representative Body, 923 LEWIs, D. L., and THOMPSON, W. A. L.: Reduction Shila G. Ransom), 602 Research in general practice, 605, 783 (C) of post-operative pain, 973 (0), 1165 (C) Transverse arrest of head and the occipito- Respiratory function, 495 Lewis, G. M.: Practical Dermatology for Medical posterior position (B. Williams), 865 (0), Rheumatic carditis, 34; 334 (C) Students and Practitioners, 493 992 (C), 1107 (C), 1278 (C), 1451 (C) Sickness absence in industry, 604 Lewis, R. A.: Edwin Chadwick and the Public Trichlorethylene in; use of " Tecota " inhaler Silica or coal? 144 Health Movement 1832-1854, 872 (E. E. Rawlings), 436 (0), 443 (L), 615 (C), Six guineas' worth, 262 (see also Supplement, LEWIS, R. I.: General practitioner and mass radio- 884 (C), 1165(C) pp. 33, 43, 50 graphy, 561 (C) Streptomycin and isoniazid, 551 LErs, D. N. See DOLL, R., 563 Labyrinthitis, acute, 508, 884 Surgery of the heart, 383, 510 (C) Libel; doctor loses action (medico-legal note), 1116 16 LIB NMAR INDEX MEDICALBR=SHJOURNAL

Liberian Institute of the American Foundation for LUNO (continued): MCKINNEY, P. P.: Tuberculin-testing of infant- Tropical Medicine; M. J. Miller appointed Farmer's lung (T. C. Studdert), 1305 (0) school children, 616 (C) Research Director, 759 Fibrosis, vital capacity in, 417 Mackintosh, J. M.: Trends of Opinion and the Public LIBRACH, I. M.: Toxic reactions due to intravenous Industrial diseases eligible for compensation, Health, 1901-51, 1150 iron, 21 (0); 88 (A), 834 (C), 993 (C) 1290 -See CROSSE, V. Mary, 1374 Librarianship, medical, first international congress, Moniliasis; effect of antibiotic therapy, 95, 336 McLaggan, J. D., and Collier, Josephine: Diseases 412 Pulmonary circulation, 420 ofthe Ear, Nose, and Throat. 2nd ed., 142 Libraries, medical: How to Use a Medical Library Resection for pulmonary tuberculosis; present MCLAREN, H. C., HEATH, J. C., and QuINTON, A.: (L. T. Morton), 440 status (F. H. Young), 287 (0), 561 (C), 834 (C) Radioactive phosphorus (P32) in treatment of Lie detection: Instrumental Detection of Deception: Syphilis, congenital (P. W. Edmondson), 1148 menorrhagia, 358 (0), 388 (A), 883 (C), 1052 (C) The Lie Test (C. D. Lee), 821 Volume, determination of, 415, 419 MCLEAN, J. A.: Comparison of treatment of haema- Limbs, artificial: The elderly amputee (D. S. temesis by drip transfusion of stored blood and McKenzie), 153 LUNT, R. L.: Delayed chloroform poisoning in by direct transfusion, 201 injuries in coal-miners, 1222, 1451 obstetric practice, 489 (0), 498 (A) MacLennan, Alexander, obituary of, 1395 - mortality rates in amputees, 717 (A) LUNTZ, G. R. W. N., and SMITH, S. G.: Effect of MAcLENNAN, J. M.: Patients as individuals, 941 (C) Lind, James, bicentenary of publication of his Treatise isoniazid on carbohydrate metabolism in MACLEOD, R. G.: Pilonidal sinus of suprapubic of the Scurvy, 1265 (L) (correction, 1344) controls and diabetics, 296 (0); 509 (C), 729 (C) region, 710, 936 (C) LINLEY-ADAMS, J. C.: Blackwater fever treated with LuTWYCHE, V. Ursula: Successful lactation in McLINTocic, J. S.: Limb injuries in coal-miners, cortisone, 819 Addison's disease, 313 (0) 1451 (C) Lipotropic factors in atherosclerosis, 413 LYcE-r, C. D. L., and GEORGE, J. T. A.: An out- McMaster, Arthur Berry, obituary of, 1452 L1STER, J. B. See BROWN, R. C., 1375 break of diphtheria; influence of immunization, MACNALTY, Sir Arthur S.: Medicine in the time of Lister Institute: W. T. J. Morgan appointed deputy 964(0) Queen Elizabeth the First, 1179 (0), 1207 (L) director, 1060; annual report, 1457 Lymphadenoma; pathogenesis of Hodgkin's disease (correction, 1290), 1449(C) LisToN, R. P.: Cricket, 941 (C) (M. H. Gordon), 860 (0), 876 (A) - Observations on the Early Public Health Movement LrrEjoHNm, W. A.: Sarah Gamp's pharmacopoeia, Lymphatic cysts, mesenteric, torsion of (N. V. In Scotland. By J. H. F. Brotherston (Nova et 335 (C) Addison), 1316 Vetera), 270 Liver: Amoebic abscess treated with chloroquine Lymphocytosis, infectious; aetiology, clinical mani- Life and Times of Edwin Chadwick. By S. E (J. C. Patel), 811 (0) festations and treatment, 1343 Finer (Nova et Vetera), 328 - injury, by antibiotics, 777 (A), 938 (C), 1279 (C) Lyne, Leslie, obituary of, 459 McNee, Sir J. See Dunlop, D. M., 661 - portal cirrhosis; surgical method for management " Lysivane." See Ethopropazine hydrochloride McPHEE, D. See LESLI, G., 1315 of patients; preliminary report of case (C. A. LYTLE, J. D. M., PINNIGER, J. L., and WETHERLEY- MACPHEE, I. W.: Metabolic changes associated with Montagnani), 435 (0) MEIN, G.: Haemolytic disease in first-born operation, 1023 (0) - serous hepatosis; pathogenesis of hepatic fibrosis infant, 1221 (C) MACPHERSON, C.: Modern treatment, 1224 (C) in Jamaican children (K. R. Hill and others), MACPHERSON, D. G., and ANDERSON, J. M.: Kerato- 117 (0), 146 (L) plasty with acrylic implant, 330 (C) Liverpool Medical Institution, 283, 517, 949 MCSORLEY, J. G. A.: Phenylindanedione as anti- - University. See Universities: Liverpool M coagulant, 1220 (C) LIVNGsToNE, D.: Food value of ice-cream, 1404 (C) Joseph, obituary of, 999 mouth McSweeney, Christopher LLOYD-THOMAS, H. G. See A. 957 MACARTHUR, J. G.: Effect of nikethamide by R. R. See PRUNTY, F. T. G., 852 SPENCER, G., 885 1052 McSWINEY, Local Medical annual in man, 547 (0), (C), (C) H. H.: combusion of Committees, conference; J. M.. 192 MACWILLM, Spontaneops Minister of Health's 1437 MACARTHUR, P. See RUSSELL, Sheenah 896 (C) address, (L) D. B.: to 563 alcoholics, ---special conference ofrepresentatives, 1036(L) MACAULAY, Sensitivity antibiotics, (C) Madill, David Gamble, obituary of, 1452 H. 0. Lockwood, D. P.: Ugo Benzi: Medieval Philosopher MACAULEY, Barbara M. See COLLIER, J., MAGOs, R. See REISS, M., 906 and Physician (C. Singer) (Nova et Vetera), 614 1279 Magic, medicine, and religion; the Persistence of Elizabeth M. I.: Medical Association of LODER, R. E.: General peritonitis and appendicec- MCCABE, an idea (Sir Sydney Smith), 847 (O), 1165 (C), tomy, 1393 (C) South Africa, East London Division, 276 (C) 1168 (C) conferred 92 LOESER, A. A.: The climacteric and oestrogen MacCallum, P., knighthood on, MAGILL, I. W.: Television and the patient, 996 (C) Sir Robert: Nutrition and 922 therapy, 215 (C) McCarrison, Health, Magill, William Arthur, obituary of, 1169 MCCLEAN, D. See 563 - Endocrines in the treatment of cancer, 1220 DOLL, R., Mahoudeau, D.: Les Traumatismes de la Moelle (C) G. F.: The LOEWY, F. E.: Importance of post-mortem exam- McCleary, Malthusian Population Theory, Epiniire, 143 inations, 1163 (C) 1318 MAINO, R.: The long T-tube, 1047, 1224 (C) a LOGAN, W. P. D.: Foetal and 222 MACCUIsH, R. K.: Dissecting aortic aneurysm; Management of Abdominal Operations, neonatal death, (C) 71 330 -(Editor): Death certification, 1272 varied clinical picture, (0); (C) 549 J. and Logue, Lionel, obituary of, 890 MACDONALD, A. C., RoBSON, G., WAPSHAW, Mainland, D.: Elementary Medical Statistics: H.: with F. A.: Asthma in 103 Haemophilia respiratory obstruction, Principles of Quantitative Medicine. 83 LOMAX, childhood, (C) 1144 1332 London: Health in 1951 ; report of County Medical (0), (C) Officer (vital statistics), 50 MACDONALD, D. D.: Abuse of antibiotics, 43 (C) MALARIA: See also Blackwater fever London County Council: Children taken into care, - College of General Practitioners, 222 (C) Acute; treatment with pyrimethamine (T. Wilson 1020 - Catheterization in retention of urine, 678 (C) and J. F. B. Edeson), 253 (0), 731 (C) - A and its 730 G. Goodwin), 311 993 (C), -- exchange system for medical officers and journal readers, (C) Chemotherapy (L. (0), paediatric registrars, 1031 McDonald, Marjorie: Help Yourself to Get Well: 1106 (C) A Guide T.B. Patients and their 770 3 ---sessional employment of general practi- for Familles, Congenital, tioners, 1089 Macdonald, 0. J. S.: Small Sewage Disposal System, Experiment to determine if a proguanil-resistant London Hospital: Department of Rheumatic 550 strain of P. falctparum would respond to large Diseases, 308 MacDougall, Alexander James, obituary of, 889 doses of pyrimethamine (S. A. Jones), 977(0) London Hospital Medical CoUege: May, H. B., MACDoUGALL, I. A., MIKHAIL,J. R., and TATr5ALL, Field trials of new antimalarials in West Africa appointed Dean, 573 W. H.: Tuberculosis case-finding by the tuber- (L. Bruce-Chwatt and H. M. Archibald), 539(0) London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine; culin-testing of infant-school children, 64 (0); Malaria Terminology, 1068 report for 1951-2, 1040 (A); annual meeting, 404 (C), 616 (C), 835 (C) Milk diet, p-aminobenzoic acid, and malaria (P. 1104; diplomas awarded, 1454 MACE, C. A., and VERNON, P. E. (Editors): Current berghei); preliminary communication (F. London University. See Universities: London Trends in British Psychology, 980 Hawking), 1201 (0), 1210 (A) Longcope, Warfield Theobald, obituary of, 1113 McELLIGOTT, G. L. M.: Management of late and effect on P. cynomolgi infections in monkeys Lotion dispenser, automatic, 101 latent syphilis, 829 (R. S. Bray and P. C. C. Garnham), 1200 (0), E. See A. 467 1210 LOUDON, I. S. L.: Polyarthritis in rubella, 1388 (C) McEvoY-BoWE, LATNER, L., (A) -PEASE, J. C., and COOKE, A. M.: Anticoagulants MCFARLAND, B.: Operative treatment of hallux Probably precipitated by A.C.T.H., 1332 in myocardial infarction, 911 (0), 1109 (C), valgus and rigidus, 274 (C) Prophylaxis during pregnancy, 231 1223 (C), 1331 (C), 1391 (C) - The medical practitioner and the law, 939 (C) Pyrimethamine as prophylactic agent aSainst West Lovw, W. G.: Pregnancy after subarachnoid haemor- MACFARLANE, J. C. W. See CATHIE, I. A. B., 805 African strain of P. falclparum (Sir Gordon rhage, 896 (C) MACFARLANE, J. W., CURRIE, J. P., and BROWN, Covell, P. G. Shute and M. Maryon), 1081 (0) Lovell,R.G. SeeSheldon,J.M., 1151 R. A. P.: Benefits and dangers of " butazoli- - in treatment of vivax malaria; preliminary LOWE, J.: Acute malaria probably precipitated by din," 158 (C) report (J. Singh and others), 1260 (O) A.C.T.H., 1332 (C) Macfarlane, R. G. See Biggs, Rosemary, 221, 1264 - overdosage, 884 LUCAS, M. G. L.: A coroner's remarks, 733 (C) McGavack, T. H.: The Thyroid, 661 Lull, C. B., and Kimbrough, R. A. (Editors): MAcGREGOR, M. E. See BOWER, B. D., 244 MALoOLM, J., and CHURCHWARD, S. L.: Clinical Obstetrics. Members of the Staff MACINTOSH, R. R.: Extradural space indicator, 398 labyrinthitis, 508 (C), 884 By Morris Memorial 55 of the Pennsylvania Hospital, 1434 - and Bryce-Smith, R.: Local Analgesia: Abdom- Malcolm Lecture, Lunbar Disc Lesions: Pathogenesis and Treatment inal Surgery, 549 Malingering, 427 of Low Back Pain and Sciatica (J. R. Armstrong), MACKAY, W. A.: Cancer in general practice, 678 (C) Malleson, Joan. See Stallworthy, J., 1318 317 MACKErH, R.: Treatment of threadworns, 837 (C) MALPAS, P.: Habitual abortion, 1277 (C) Lumbar puncture; position of patient, 11 12 (C) McKELVIE, W. B., and WooDcOCK, Edith V.: Manchester Medical Society, 283, 517, 949 Chlorophyll as a deodorant, 674 (C) ---aLaboratory facilities for the general practi- LuNG: MacKenna, R. W.: Diseases of the Skin. 5th ed.,441 tioner, 1 160 Cancer among gas workers (parliamentary note), Mackenzie, Charles Alexander, obituary of, 1169 -- - Opportunities for research in general 460 McKENzE, D. S.: The elderly amputee, 153 practice (R. Platt), 577 (0), 605 (L), 783 (C), 882 941 (C), 995 (C), 996 (C) - and smoking; preventive measures, 161, 853 Mackenzie, Sir James (Nova et Vetera), See Manchester - facts and fancies (D. W. Smithers), 1235 (0) Mackenzie, K. A. I., appointed K.B.E., 92 -University. UJniversities: and E. A.: Treatment of p4l- - in doctors; relation to smoking, 986 (A) MACKENZIE, Marion: Self-demand feeding, 160 (C) MANN, B., MURPHY, by pneumoperitoneum, - in former smokers, 276 Mackenzie, Melville, elected chairman of W.H.O. monary emphysema role of smoking in aetiology, 338, 399, 505, Executive Board, 1342 1450 (C) 1451 MacKenzie, Murdo: Contrast Psychology: A Manson Medal, 843 677,678, 888, 1105,1281,1335, in 'L£564,618,treatment, 1237 Concept of the Movements of the Human Spirit, MANSON-BAHR, P.: Tropical diseases Britain, Complication in closed head injuries, 1241 261 1448 (C) Definition and assessment of respiratory function MacKenzie, Rachel Elizabeth Woodman, obituary MANT, A. K.: Acute tetrachlorethane poisoning; (K. W. Donald), 415 (0); Part 11 Factors of, 48 report on two fatal cases, 655 (0) affecting the transfer of oxygen in the lungs, Mackenzie, Thomas, obituary of, 10, Maple seed, antibiotic substance from, 210 473 (0), 495 (L), 1050 (C) MACKERNAN, E.: Barbiturate poisoning, 1335 (C) Margarine content (parliamentary note), 627 Emphysema, 219, 450, 785 McKERROW, E.: Recurrent boils, 941 (C) Marjory Stephenson Memorial Lecture, 574 St. Chair of C., and B. M.: Aortic occlusion in - aetiology of, 465 Mackey, W. A., appointed to Mungo MAKSs, FEHLER, 709 (0) - treated by pneumoperitoneum (R. D. C. Surgery, University of Glasgow, 1228 infancy, Brackenridge and A. T. Jones), 1135 (0), MACKIE, R., SIMMONS, S. C., HAYES, H. H., and Marshall, SirGeoffrey, andPerry, K. M. A. (Editors): of the 31 1450 (C) _ KELLE-ER, D.: Damages against casualty Diseases Chest, - vital capacity in, 417 officer, 331 (C) Manhall, Cole, obituary of, JAN.-JUNE, 1953 INDEX MAR-MOL 17

MARSON, F. G., MEYNELL, M. J., and WELSH, F.: Medicine, research. See Research, medical METHONIuM CoMPouNDS (continued): Pylephlebitis and septicaemia treated with - tropical. See Tropical medicine aureomycin, 764 (0) --parenteral, in hypertension (Brenda Morri- Martin, Alfred John, obituary of, 278 MEDICO-LEGAL: son), 1291 (0), 1319 (L) MARTIN, E. A. See REYNELL, P. C., 919 Blood transfusion; untoward reactions, 1280, 1388 - - sensitivity of autonomic ganglia to hexa- MARTIN, F. R. R., and CARR, R. J.: Crohn's disease Diabetic drivers, 519 methonium in hypertension (J. Conway), 814(0) involving the stomach; report on two cases, Drugs and self-service, 1227 Methonium compounds, 504 700 (O), 940 (C) Drunk in charge (A. E. M. Hartley), 735, 996 (C) Forensic Psychiatry (H. A. Davidson), 204 Methorphinan in anaesthesia, 271, 562 MARTIN, J. D.: Transverse arrest of head, 1107 (C) Insanity; medical evidence, 840 -scheduled under Dangerous Drugs Act, 1951, - and DUMOULIN, J. G.: Use of intravenous ergo- Law, hospital and doctor, 1378 (L) 52 (correction, 172) metrine to prevent postpartum haemorrhage, Libel; doctor loses action, I116 Methylthiouracil; simplified method of dosage in 643 (0), 715 (L), 887 (C), 1108 (C), 1278 (C) 481 MARTIN, L., and WHITTLE, C. H.: Myxoedema as a Medical evidence in court, 678 treatment of thyrotoxicosis, Medical practice a " business "?, 891 Metric system and the pharmaceutical industry, 1003 cause of death, 1108 (C) Modern Trends in Forensic Medicine (Editor: - - in medicine and pharmacy (W. C. W. Nixon MARTIN-SCOTT, I. See MEARA, R. H., 1142 320 Mary, Queen: Death of, 772 (L); at opening of K. Simpson), 602 and T. D. Whittet), 327; (A); correspon- B.M.A. House (1925), 780 Negligence, 945, 1391 (C) dence, 450, 560, 619, 678, 782, 887, 938, 1049, MARYON, M. See COVELL, Sir Gordon, 1081 - actions for, 1170 1109, 1163, 1168 - damages against casualty officer. 166; corre- Metropolitan Ear, Nose, and Throat Hospital; MASON, A. A.: Mind and the skin, 220 (C) move to St. -and PELMoRE, J. F.: Combined use of hexa- spondence, 331, 399, 566, 618, 678, 733, 784, Mary Abbots Hospital, 113 methonium bromide and procaine amide in 888, 939, 1051, 1168, 1378 Mettler, F. A. (Editor): Psychosurgical Problems, 382 - L.: Side 676 controlled hypotension, preliminary report, damages against hospital, 1001 Meyler, Effects of Drugs, 441, (C) 250 (0), 265 (A), 991 (C) - legal responsibility for mistakes, 35 (A) MEYNELL, M. J. See MARSON, F. G., 764 Master, A. M., Garfield, C. I., and Walters, M. B.: - liability of hospital authority, 461 MICHAEL, T. T. E.: The medical practitioner and the Normal Blood Pressure and Hypertension: New - litigation against doctors, 1001, 1167 (C), 1279, law, 939 (C) Definition, 1377 1335 (C) Microscopical methods, symposium on, 629 Maternity benefits increased (parliamentary note), res ipsa loquitur, 1398, 1391 (C) Microscopy: Lecture Notes on the Use of the 1056 - Selly Oak Hospital inquiry, 341; findings, 571 Microscope (R. Barer), 1317 - grants, 725 Soci&t6 Belge de Droit International M6dical, 573 MIDDLEMISS, J. H.: Erythema nodosum, 42 (C) Math6, G. See Hamburger, J., 771 Training in forensic medicine, 984 (A) Middlesex Hospital; annual statistical report, 1139 Mathews, K. P. See Sheldon, J. M., 1151 Vicarious liability, 1338 Midwives: Central Midwives Board and Sir Francis Matrons: Training course for hospital matrons, 1059 Champneys, 158 MATTHEWS, B. F.: Analysis of articular cartilage, Medlock, Charles Harold, obituary of, 225 MIKHAIL, J. R. See MaCDOUGALL, I. A., 64 330 (C) MEIKLE, J. I.: Freemartins and Siamese twins, Miles, Alexander, obituary of, 942, 1113, 1283 MAWSON, R.: 1149 888 (C) MILEs, R. P. M.: The catheter and prostatic obstruc- Finger bud, MEIKLEJOHN, A.: Twenty-five years in medicine; a tions, 1392 (C) MAWsON, S., GRAY, J. D., and HEWLETT, A. B: retrospect, 930 Military medicine: Clinical Problems of War: Terramycin in the treatment of acute otitis Meiklejohn, Dorothy, awarded M.B.E.. 843 Australia in the War of 1939-1945. Vol. I media in children, 817 (0) Melland, Charles Herbert, obituary of, 164 (A. S. Walker), 1264 MAY, F.: Treatment of threadworms, 1166 (C) Mendez, Ren6 Leo, obituary of, 1225 MAYER, J. H., and LAING, P. G.: Clinical trial of Mdni4re's Disease (H. L. Williams), 873 MILK: T.B.3 in surgical tuberculosis, 189 (0) Children who refuse milk, management of, 1403 MAYNE, G. O.: Intractable gastric crises relieved by MENINGITIS: Consumption, 52 chordotomy, 1309 (0) Bathing and vestibular palsy due to streptomycin, Human, significance of blood in, 115 MEARA, R. H., and MARTIN-SCOTr, I.: Contact 451 Milk diet, p-aminobenzoic acid, and malaria dermatitis due to aminoazotoluene, 1142 (0) Due to Friedlander's bacillus; recovery (W. J. D. (P. berghei); preliminary communication (F. Measles: Graphs (vital statistics), 51, 112, 168, 227, Eberlie), 1204 Hawking), 1201 (0), 1210 (A) 281, 344, 410, 463, 516, 572, 628, 682, 738, 790, Purulent, subdural effusion in, 236 - on P. cynomolgi infections in monkeys 842, 892, 948, 1002, 1058, 1118, 1174 Treatment with antibiotics, 845 (R. S. Bray and P. C. C. Garnham), 1200 (0), - treatment, 45 Tuberculous, treated with streptomycin; four-year 1210 (A) - value of prophylactic chemotherapy, 1005 follow-up (Sheenah J. M. Russell and P. New areas for designated milk, 1401 Medical auxiliaries. See Auxiliaries, medical MacArthur), 192 (0) Trial of goats' milk in eczema in childhood Medical Directory, 1435 - treatment with A.C.T.H., 991 (D. G. Brown and R. L. Holman), 1202 (0) Medical education. See Education, medical; Students Meningococcal infection: Graphs (vital statistics), MILLAR, H. R. See GRAY, C. H., 1361 Medical Insurance Agency; annual meeting, 1401, 227, 738, 790, 1230, 1286, 1340, 1400 MILLER, D. S. See BENDER, A. E., 41 1383 (A) MENNIE, A. T.: Polypharmacy, 887 (C) MILLER, H. G.: Acute disseminated encephalo- Medical Practices Committee: Distribution of doc- - Liver injury by antibiotics, 938 (C) myelitis treated with A.C.T.H., 177 (0), 991 (C} tors, 663 (L); Supplement, p. 74 Menopause; oestrogen therapy, 37 (A), 215 (C), Miller, M. J., appointed Research Director, Liberian 453 (C) Institute of the American Foundation for Tropi- MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS: See also Medico-legal -relation to peptic ulcer symptoms, 1255 cal Medicine, 759 Doctors at Court; history of the medical house- Menorrhagia, treatment with radioactive phosphorus MILLIGAN, E. H. M.: Degradation offlour and bread, hold, 1217 (H. C. McLaren, J. C. Heath and A. Quinton), 994 (C) - distribution of, 663 (L); Supplement, p. 74 358 (0), 388 (A), 883 (C), 1052 (C) MILLS, C. P.: Mammary abscess; disadvantages of Reciprocity of registration with Victoria, 283 antibiotics in its management, 1427 (0) MENSTRUATION: MILLs, W. G.: Damages against casualty officer, Medical research. See medical Disturbance after parturition, 232 331 (C) Research, Menorrhagia; treatment with radioactive phos- -Sympathectomy for recurrent albuminuria of MEDICAL REsEARcH COUNCIL: phorus (H. C. McLaren, J. C. Heath and A. pregnancy, 730 (C) Quinton), 358 (0), 388 (A), 883 (C), 1052 (C) devices in collieries A. Hunt), Fellowships in clinical research, 52 Premenstrual syndrome (R. Mining: First-aid (T. Industrial Health Research Board Report 80, Greene and Katharina, 1387 No. Dalton), 1007 (0), 1035 (L); 1161 (C), 1282 (C), -Limb 1451 Toxicity ofIndustrial Organic Solvents, 1175 1393 (C) injuries in coal-miners, 1222, Opportunities for Appointment to the Scientific Minister of Health: Address to Annual Conference Staff, 169 Premenstrual tension syndrome and its treatment of Local Medical Committees, 1437 (L) Travelling medical 169 (L. Rees), 1014 (0), 1035 (L), 1161 (C), 1393 (C) Ministry of Education, report for 1950-1 of the fellowships, Relation to peptic ulcer symptoms, 1254 Chief Medical 401 Tuberculosis Chemotherapy Trials Committee: Vaginal tampons in virgins, 53 Officer, 87, (C) Second report on isoniazid treatment of pul- Ministry of Health: Memorandum on estimation of monary tuberculosis, 522 (0), 551 (L) Mental deficiency, relation to toxoplasmosis (J. work done in hospital radiographic departments, Burkinshaw, B. H. Kirman and A. Sorsby). 86(L) Medical Society of London: Discussion on homol- 702 (0) (correction, 1122) - -- Report of the Ministry of Health (April 1, tissue 329; 560 1950, to December 31, 1951), Part 3, 877 (A) ogous transplantation, annual -hospital service, 781, 992, 1111, 1222, 1392 of Pensions and National Insurance dinner, 629 - -provision for (parliamentary note), 737 Ministry (parlia- Medical World, 229 -illness, immaturity and, 609 (A) mentary note), 570 Mepacrine for rheumatoid arthritis, 794 - - Report on mortality rate in amputees, MEDICINE: Mephenesin in tetanus, 455; (W. H. Smith), 1090 717 (A) new Advances in Internal Medicine. Vol. 5 (Editors: Mepyramine maleate in treatment of summer hay- Mipafox: Paralysis following poisoning by W. Dock and 1. Snapper), 714 fever and asthma, 761 organic phosphorus insecticide; report of two Lectures on the Scientific Basis of Medicine. Mercury vapour, toxicity of, 286 cases (P. L. Bidstrup, J. A. Bonnell and A. G. Vol. 1, 979 Merit awards (parliamentary note), 1115 Beckett), 1068 (0), 1093 (L), 1097 (A) Lingua medica: Study in medical semantics Mesenteric adenitis in the tropics, 116 Miscarriage. See Abortion E. A.: of tissue (Ff. Roberts), 1444 - lymphatic cyst, torsion of (N. V. Addison), 1316 MISIUN, Measurement components Medicine: Essentials for Practitioners. 6th ed. Metabolism: Changes associated with operation radiologically, 275 (C) E. 441 (I. W. MISRA, B. G. See SINGH, J., 1260 (G. Beaumont), MacPhee), 1023 (0) 997 Medicine, Vols. I and II H. G. Garland - disorders in closed head injuries, 1242 Mitchell, Alexander, obituary of, (Editors: Andrew 1283 and W. Phillips), 1263 - role of adrenal cortex in fluid and electrolyte Mitchell, Tannock, obituary of, Nature and place of thinking in medicine (Sir metabolism (F. T. G. Prunty and others), MITCHELL, G. A. G.: Who was Geminus? 1449 (C) Frederic Bartlett), 795 (0) 852 (0) - Anatomy of the Autonomic Nervous System, 602 Textbook ofMedical Treatment. 6th ed. (Editors: Methapyrilene hydrachloride, side-effects, 103 MITCHELL, G. P.: Keller's arthroplasty for hallux D. M. Dunlop, L. S. P. Davidson and Sir J. valgus, 217 (C) McNee), 661 (correction, 742) METHONIUM COMPOUNDS: Mitchell, Joyce Clementine Blackwood, 1114 Ganglionic blockade with, 728 MrrCHELL, R. G.: Ethopropazine hydrochloride in MEDICINE, HISTORY: See also Biography; Nova et Hexamethonium bromide and hydralazine in treatment of cerebral palsy, 1313 (0) Vetera hypertension, 29 - See SWAIN, R. H. A., 1354 Doctors at Court; history of the medical house- - - and procaine amide, preliminary report MITCHELL, W.: Chlorophyll as a deodorant621 (C), hold, 1217 (A. A. Mason and J. F. Pelmore), 250 (0). 11 12 (C) James IV of Scotland, medical and scientific 265 (A), 991 (C) Mitchiner, P. H., charitable donations in memory of, exploits of (D. Guthrie), 1191 (0), 1207 (L) - controlled hypotension in neurosurgery with 406 (correction, 1290), 1391 (C) hexamethonium and procaine amide (D. Aser- Moffat, Henry Alford, obituary of, 1226 Medicine and the Crown (E. A. Underwood), man), 961 (0) (correction, 1062), 116? (C), ,-MOGFORD, C. See DOUGLAS, J. W. B., 748 1185 (0), 1207 (L) (correction, 1290), 1449 (C) 1282 (C) Molluscicides (A. Mozley), 493 Medicine in the time of Queen Elizabeth the First - effects on normal individuals in relation to MOLONEY, G. E.: Pelvsc evisceration with primary (Sir Arthur S. MacNalty), 1179 (0), 1207 (L) concentration in plasma (Brenda Morrison and bowel and ureteric anastomoses, 706 (0), (correction, 1290), 1449 (C) W. D. M. Paton), 1299 (0), 1319 (L) 994 (C), 1164 (C), 1223 (C) Barriss 18 MON-NOS INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

MONCRIEFF, A.: Infection in the newborn baby, 1 (0) Mutch, Joseph Raeburn, obituary of, 1453 Neostigmine as anti-curare agent, 640 Monilia peritonitis (P. C. Reynell, E. A. Martin and " Myanesin. " See Mephenesin Nephritis; attempt at statistical assessment of A. W. Beard), 919 Myasthenia gravis; effect of thymectomy, 555 (A) classification proposed by Ellis (J. B. Enticknap Moniliasis and disseminated aspergillosis associated - neonatal; case (B. Gans and D. H. Forsdick), and C. L. Joiner), 1016 (0) with agranulocytosis and antibiotic therapy 314 (0), 886 (C) -Ellis classification of, 231 (N. E. Rankin), 918 (0) Mycology: Medical Mycology: An Introduction to Nerves, cranial; reversible diabetic sixth nerve -following treatment with antibiotics, 951 its Problems (G. C. Ainsworth), 440 palsy, 1390 -pulmonary; effect of antibiotic therapy, 95, 336 Myelopathy, diabetic (H. Garland and D. Taverner), - peripheral; compressive lesions, 330 Mononucleosis, infections. See Glandular fever 1405 (0), 1438 (L) - sympathetic, and eclampsia (G. W. Theobald), MONRO, P. A. G. See NORTHFIELD, D. W. C., 727 Myocardium, infarction; anticoagulants in (I. S. L. 422 (0), 730 (C), 940 (C) MONSARRAT, K. W.: Kindness to patients, 566 (C) Loudon, J. C. Pease and A. M. Cooke), 911 (0), C. manage- 1109 (C), 1223 (C), 1331 (C), 1391 (C) NERVOUS SYSTEM,: MONTAGNANI, A.: Surgical method for Anatomy of the Autonomic Nervous Systemn ment of with cirrhosis; prelimin- - - Q-T interval in (R. B. Khambatta), 808 (0) patients portal A. G. 602 ary report of case, 435 (0) Myositis, clostridial, associated with injections of (G. Mitchell), MONTEITH, W. B. R.: College of General Practi- sodium sulphathiazole (S. Shaw and W. E. Autonomic control, 84 (L) Evans), 429 Diabetic myelopathy (H. Garland and D. Taver- tioners, 403 (C) (0) ner), 1405 (0), 1438 (L) Montgomery, F. P., knighthood conferred on, 92 - epidemic. See Bornholm disease aetiology, diagnosis and treatment Diabetic neuropathy (C. Hirson, E. L. Feinmann (correction, 286) Myxoedema; and H. J. Wade), 1408 (0), 1438 (L) MoNruscHi, E.: Counting high pulse rates, 781 (C) (A. W. Spence), 1384 combined with diabetes mellitus F.: 404 (C) -as cause of report of two cases (H. S. Friedreich's ataxia MOOR, The acutechest in general practice, death; in sisters (D. W. Ashby and P. S. Tweedy), MOORE, H., and O'DONOVAN, D. K.: Anuria treated le Marquand, W. Hausmann and E. H. Hem- by cortisone, 183 (0) sted), 704 (0), 1108 (C) 1418 (0), 1438 (L) 838 Myxomatosis in control of rabbit infestation in Sensitivity of autonomic ganglia to hexamethon- Moore, James Lennox Irwin, obituary of, (J. Conway), 814 MOORE, P. G.: Smoking and cancer of the lung, Australia, 639, 937 (C) ium (0) 1281 (C) Treatment of Injuries to the Nervous System Moorhead, Charles Edward, obituary of, 787 (D. Munro), 1376 M orbus caeruleus; results of Blalock-Taussig N Neurology: Clinical Neurology (F. A. Elliott, operation in 200 cases (M. Campbell and D. and Miscellaneous Subjects (F. P. Weber), 204 B. Hughes and J. W. A. Turner), 660 Deuchar), 349 (0), 383 (L); 510 (C) Naevi Neuropathology, first international congress; pro- Morgan, John, obituary of, 570 N.A.F.T., new diphtheria prophylactic (D. C. 992 (C) ceedings, 629 MORISON, C. R.: Transverse arrest of head, 1107 (C) Lahiri), 370 (0), 387 (A), Neuroses, experimental, 1210 (A) K. D. P. W.: Nails, brittle, cause and treatment of, 466 MORLE, F., and ROBERTSON, Segmental - post-traumatic, 1404 pneumonia NAISH, F. Charlotte: Breast-feeding difficulties, 1442 aspiration and bronchiectasis, - psychiatrist and compensation neuroses (J. 130 (0), 147 (L), 400 (C) Narcosis, repeated, in a young child (R. C. Brown Dunne), 427 (0) A. (C) and J. B. Lister), 1375 MORLEY, H.: Prophylaxis of tetanus, 730 - Social Psychiatry (M. Jones), 550 Morphine in acute ventricular failure, 413 NASH, F. A., BENJAMIN, B., and LEE, T. J.: Detection in general - in cardio-respiratory failure, 219, 450, 785 of tuberculosis practice by photo- NEUROSURGERY: - inhibition by N-allylnormorphine hydrobromide, fluorography, 304(0), 322(A); 452 (C), 508 (C), Chordotomy for intractable phantom-limb pain 35 (A) 561 (C), 672 (C) 299 mass - side-effects of (H. Wapshaw), 373 (0) --- The general practitioner and radio- Controlled hypotension with hexamethonium and pancreatic 509 (C) - poisoning, treatment of, 1215 graphy, procaine amide (D. Aserman), 961 (0) (correc- MORRISON, Brenda: Parenteral hexamethonium in NASSIM, J. R., and PILKINGTON, T.: Toxic effects of tion, 1062), 1163 (C), 1282 (C) 1291 (0), 1319 (L) phenylbutazone, 1310 (0), 1322 (A) Leucotomy; post-operative skin lesions, 291 hypertension, for Maternity and Child - and PATON, W. D. M.: Effects of hexamethonium National Association Phantom-limb pain, intractable; surgical treatment on normal individuals in relation to its concen- Welfare: Child Neglect and the Social Services, (M. A. Falconer), 299 (0) tration in the plasma, 1299 (0), 1319 (L) 960 Psychosurgical Problerns (Editor: F. A. Mettler), MORRISON, E.: Overfeeding in early infancy, 160 (C) National Association for Mental Health; annual 382 MORTON, H. J. V.: Fine adjustment intravenous drip conference, 396 regulator, 990 National Formulary, First Amendment (1953), 1401 Neurosyphilis; chordotomy for relief of intractable to Use a Medical Library, 440 gastric crises (G. 0. Mayne), 1309 (0) Morton, L. T.: How NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE: Neuweiler, W.: Handbook of Gynaecological Diag- MORTON, R. S.: Incidence of scabies, 1106 (C) Accounts for 1951-2, 1040 (A) nosis for Practitioners and Students, 714 MORWOOD, J. M. B.: A journal and its readers, Charges for services (parliamentary note), 1172 Newborn. See Infants, newborn 620 (C) -effect of removal (parliamentary note), 1115 Moseley, H. F. (Editor): Textbook of Surgery, 1 150 NEWNS, G. R.: " Butazolidin," 992 (C) -effect on cost (parliamentary note), 460 NICHOLSON, H.: Chest pain, 324 Mosquito control in East coast flood areas, 616 -for old-age pensioners (parliamentary note), 281 - Pleural effusion, 389 - eradication in Nigeria, 304 Consultants, full-time and part-time (parliamentary A.: Influence of Mo,s, L.: Adrenaline cream, 1334 (C) NICOL, T., and ABOU-ZIKRY, note), 1227 oestradiol benzoate and orchidectomy on the Moss, P. D. See HAY, J. D., 273 Drug tariff rigidity criticized (parliamentary Motor-cars: Licence duty (parliamentary note), 460 reticulo-endothelial system, 133 (0) note), 625 NICOLL, E. A.: Injuries to the back, 879, 928 MOUCHOT, G.: The metric system, 1109 (C) Drugs, free, for private patients (parliamentary Nicotinic-acid deficiency in psychiatric practice, 731, Mouse poisons, dangerous, 1233 (correction, 1460) note), 841 Mouth: Prosthetic mucosal hypertrophy in the 935, 1164 - Minister of Health on cost, 1380 (L) Nigeria: Mosquito eradication, 304 mouth, simulating malignancy (J. Walter), Estimates and expenditure, 723, 716 (L) 1429 (0) Night starts, 414, 576 -for 1953-4, 517 Nikethamide, oral; effect in man (J. G. MacArthur), Moyne Institute of Preventive Medicine, 1119 Expenditure: Committee of Inquiry 825 (L); Mozley, A.: Molluscicides, 493 547 (0), 885 (C), 1052 (C) 840, 1000, 1059, 1115 (parliamentary notes); care of, 1442 J. J. R.: Treatment of a Nipples, and disorders MUGGOCH, W., and DYER, debate in the House, 1 152 (L), 1 171, 1398 Nitrobenzene poisoning, acute, with transient amino- case of shock, 162 (C) identification numbers (parliamentary note), 280 treatment, 519 aciduria (W. E. Parkes and D. W. Neill), 653 (0) Mumps orchitis; oestrogen Maternity grants, 725 "Nivaquine." See Chloroquine sulphate - sublingual (J. M. Canning), 30 Merit awards (parliamentary note), 11 15 Munro, D.: The Treatment ofInjuries to the Nervous NIXON, W. C. W.: Antenatal care. I. Clinical National Health Service: A Guide for Practitioners examination, 211; II. Advice for the expectant System, 1376 (Editor: M. Sorsby), 1091 mother, 268; 402 (C) MURPHY, A. See DENNY, J. P., 333 Ophthalmic Services under the National Health - and Hickson, E. B.: A Guide to Obstetrics in MURPHY, E. A. See MANN, B., 1450 Service Acts, 1946-1952 (G. H. Giles), 1377 General Practice, 1263 MURPHY, E. F. See SXVEETNAM, W. P., 765 Pay-bed regulations criticized (parliamentary note), - and Ransom, Shila G.: Relief of Pain In Child- MURRAY, A. A.: Intussusception associated with 1056 birth, 602 trauma, 101 (C) Prescribing at clinics (parliamentary note), 281 D. Stark, libel action of (medico-legal note), - and WHITTET, T. D.: Metric system in medicine Murray, - costs (parliamentary notes), 736, 1171; 1040 (A) and pharmacy, 327; 320 (A); correspondence, 1116 Prescription charges (parliamentary note), 570 450, 560, 619, 678, 782, 938, 1049, 1109, 1163, MURRAY, F.: Epidemic nausea and vomiting, 887 (C) Remuneration; the Extraordinary General Meet- 1168 Murray, H. A.: The Golf Secret, 603 ing, 981 (L) drunken- MURRAY, J., CALMAN, R. M., and DUDLEY, J.: NOBES, P.: Intravenous barbiturates for Scotland; size and cost, 831 ness, 836 (C) Immunity of the newborn; a study of the Thorough overhaul, 507, 677 transfer of anti-streptolysin from mother to Noise: Sound-proofing the surgery, 845 National Insurance Bill, 1953, 725 Nomenclature: Classification of diseases, 672 foetus during pregnancy, 13 (0) semantics See CALMAN, R. M., 759 National Insurance (Industrial Injuries) Bill, 1341 lingua medica: Study in medical Murray, Richard Galway, obituary of, 788 National Service medical examinations, 989 (Ff. Roberts), 1444 Muscae volitantes, 115 NATTRASS, F. J.: Apoplexy, 1158, 1392 (C) - misuse of words, 215, 335, 453, 733 Nausea, epidemic, and vomiting, 552 (L), 887 (C) - orthopaedics and its name, 1335 Muscle: Action of the ovarian hormones on uterine " " muscle (G. W. Corner and A. Csapo), 687 (0), Naval Medical Compassionate Fund, 891 Noradrenaline: Levophed in treatment of shock, Necropsy, importance of, 1163, 1334, 1391 162 1166 (C) Norbury, L. E. C.: Hunterian Oration, 450 - fibrillation, 11 54 (A) NEGLIGENCE: Norman, Ralph, obituary of, 624 - Posture and Pain (H. 0. Kendall, Florence P. Damages against casualty officer (medico-legal Norris, Arthur Herbert, obituary of, 569 Kendall and Dorothy A. Boynton), 32 note), 166; correspondence, 331, 399, 566, 618, North of England Obstetrical and Gynaecological MUSCLE RELAXANTS: See also Methonium com- 678, 733, 784, 888, 939, 1051, 1168, 1378 Society, 283, 517, 949 pounds; Succinylcholine; Tubocurarine Damages against hospital; partial brachial paraly- Northern Ireland: Registrar-General's report for Dangers from use in electric convulsion therapy, sis (medico-legal note), 1001 1952, 949 1005 Effect of res ipsa loquitur (parliamentary note), NORTHFIELD, D. W. C.: Head injuries: 1. Brain Effect of pseudocholinesterase level on action of 1398, 1391 (C) injury and its diagnosis, 38; II. Treatment and succinylcholine in man (F. T. Evans and Legal liability of practitioners (medico-legal note), sequelae, 90 136 (0), 148 (A) 1170 Cerebrospinal fluid pressure, 1048 (C) others), Legal responsibility for mistakes, 35 (A) Response in dogs to relaxants derived from suc- - and MONRO, P. A. G.: Sterility after lumbar cinic acid and choline (L. W. Hall, H. Lehmann Liability of hospital authority (medico-legal note), ganglionectomy, 727 (C) and E. Silk), 134 (0), 148 (A) 461 North-western Tuberculosis Society, 517 Subcostal pain following controlled respiration Litigation against doctors, 1001, 1167, 1279 Nose bleeding; treatment, 336 (T. T. Currie), 1032,1334 (C) Medico-legal aspects, 945, 1391 (C) carcinoma of, early diagnosis and treatment Succinylmonocholine (H. Lehmann and E. Silk), Selly Oak Hospital inquiry, 341; findings, 571 (E. D. D. Davis), 582 (0) 767 1279 1404) Vicarious liability of hospitals (medico-legal note), granuloma of, and periarteritis nodosa (H. J. M. (0), (C) (correction, 1338 Muishin, W. W., and Rendell-Baker, L.: The Stratton, T. M. L. Price and M. 0. Skelton), 127 Principles of Thoracic Anaesthesia: Past and NEILL, D. W. See PARKES, W. E., 653 (0) noses; effect of sport on shape, 338 Present, 1376 NELIGAN, G. A. See BREMNER, A. E., 856 sporting JAN.-JUNE, 1953 INDEX NOT-OPH 19

Notes and Comments: 54, 116, 172, 286, 348, 414, OBITUARY NoTncEs (continued): OBITUARY NOTIcES (continued): 520, 576, 632, 686, 742, 794, 846, 896,952, 1006, Cliff, Frank Storey, 106 Stilwell, Regina'd John, 1396 1062, 1178, 1234, 1344, 1404, 1460 Coleman, Albert, 1000, 1225 Thompson, Hubert Gordon, 624 Notifiable diseases; powers of local authority to Coleman, Edward Hayling, 1226 Thomson, Jarmes, 1055 amend list, 1062 Cooke, Edward Robert Cecil, 623 Thomson, James Ettershank Gordon, 1283 NOVA ET VETERA: Corfield, Walter Francis, 1055 Turnbull, Kenneth, 944 John Abernethy: A Biography. By J. L. Thornton Crossley, Harry Newbold, 889 Twelftree, Arthur, 225 (C. Singer), 933 Daniels, Marc, 567 Usher, Victor Field, 787 Ugo Benzi: Medieval Philosopher and Physician. Desoutter, Emile Robert, 1337 Vincent, William James Nathaniel, 839 By D. P. Lockwood (C. Singer), 614 Douglas, Sir William, 513 (correction, 576) Vint, Robert Washington, 943 Life and Times of Edwin Chadwick. By S. E. Finer Doyle, Leo, 733 Wale, Royden Samuel, 165 (A. S. MacNalty), 328 Edridge-Green, Frederick William, 998 Walker, John William, 734 Early contraceptive sheaths (E. J. Dingwall), 40, Fell, Alfred Nolan, 1169, 1284, 1453 Ware, Arthur Maitland, 225 276 (C) FitzGibbon, Gibbon, 104 Waring, Sir Holburt Jacob, 456, 513 Dr. James Gregory; new letter found, 156 Florey, Hilda Josephine, 1336 Watkin, Arthur Christopher, 788 Haemolytic jaundice of newborn; early case Forbes, William, 1283, 1396 Watson, George Trustram, 107 (V. Z. Cope), 558, 883 (C) Foulds, Edward James, 107 Wetherell, Frank Cordeux, 889 Lancisi, G. M.: Aneurysms. Latin text, revised, Fowler, Henry, 340 Whillis, Samuel Short, 786 with translation and notes by W. C. Wright Gaynor, Joseph Alfred, 1337 White, William, 943 (C. Singer), 93 Goffe, Ernest George Leopold, 223 Whitehead, Alan Stuart, 407 Sir James Mackenzie, 882 Goldsmith, Arthur Frederick, 458 Williams, Balfour, 624 Medicine and the Abbey, 1218 Grace, Walter Henry, 457 Williamson, George Scott, 1394 Observations on the Early Public Health Movement Greig, Sir Louis, 568 Willis, Frederick Edward Saxby, 222 in Scotland. By J. H. F. Brotherston. (A. S. Guy, John, 998 Winstanley, Sydney Adams, 1452 MacNalty), 270 Hayman, Frank Keith, 279 Wood, Albert Victor, 1396 Old Instruments Used for Extracting Teeth. By Hele, Thomas Shirley, 277 Worthington, Sir Edward, 943 Sir Frank Colyer (V. Z. Cope), 1047 Hickling, Gertrude Hermine Geiler, 224 Wostenholm, Maurice Humphrey, 165 Frangois Rabelais, M.D., 831 Hicks, Henry Thomas, 279 O'BRIEN, P. J.: Measurement of tissue components Letters of Benjamin Rush. Edited by L. H. Hoist, Johan Martin, 680, 786 radiologically, 452 (C) Butterfield (C. Singer), 726 Home, Walter Jobson, 679 Sir Hans Sloane and the British Museum (C. Horton, Wilfred Winnall, 513 OBSTETRICS: See also Abortion; Labour; Preg- Singer), 1274 Hughes. Leslie Edward, 165 nancy; Puerperium Sir Frederick Treves, 398 Hughes, Lloyd William, 224 Analgesia (parliamentary note), 626 Uttermost Part of tihe Earth. By E. L. Bridges Hunt, Edmund Henderson, 108 Births, times of occurrence during day, 103 (C. Singer), 1330 Jeaffreson, Bryan Leslie, 222 Chloroform poisoning, delayed (R. L. Lunt), Vesalius on the Human Brain. Edited and trans- Jones, Sir David Thomas Rocyn, 1054 489 (0), 498 (A) lated by C. Singer (D. Guthrie), 449, 442 (L) Jones, George James, 889 Clinical Obstetrics. By Members of the Staff of Fellowship Jones, Griffith Llewelyn, 458 the Pennsylvania Hospital (Editors: C. B. Lull Nuffield, Lord, conferment of Honorary Joy, Norman Humbert, 458 and R. A. Kimbrough), 1434 of Faculty of Anaesthetists on, 1341 Kinmont, Patrick, 1114 Foot-drop after delivery, 575, 686 (C), 996 (C) NUFFIELD FOUNDATION: Knapp, Montague Henry, 339 Forceps; advantages of a perineal curve (W. Dental Fellowships, 284 Langford, John Charles Cobden, 340 Radcliffe), 820 Gerontological research Fellowship, 573 Laughton-Scott, Frederick Gilbert, 1055 Guide to Obstetrics in General Practice (W. C. W. Nuffield Foundation. Ten-Year Review, 1943-53 Ledgerwood, Hilary, 223 Nixon and E. B. Hickson), 1263 (1953), 1039 (A) Lee, James Carrel, 279 Maternity benefits increased, 1056 Nuffield Foundation and Provincial Hospitals Lester, Hugh Morley Oliff, 1394 Maternity grants, 725 Trust; change of address, 229 Levick, Claude Blaxland, 1336 Modern Practice of Obstetrics (D. M. Stern and Nuffield Provincial Hospitals Trust: Work of Logue, Lionel, 890 C. W. F. Burnett), 549 Nurses In Hospital Wards. Report of a Job- Longcope, Warfield Theobald, 1113 Recent Advances in Obstetrics and Gynaecology. AnalysIs, 1953, 446 (A) Lyne, Leslie, 459 8th ed. (A. W. Bourne and L. H. Williams), 661 William Hyde Award, 517 MacDougall, Alexander James, 889 Occipito-posterior position and transverse arrest of "Nupercaine.'" See Cinchocaine Mackenzie, Charles Alexander, 1169 head in labour (B. Williams), 865 (0), 992 (C), NURICK,A. W. See PATEY, D. H., 15 MacKenzie, Rachel Elizabeth Woodman, 48 1107 (C), 1278 (C), 1451 (C) Mackenzie, Thomas, 107 Occupational medicine. See Industrial medicine NURSING: MacLennan, Alexander, 1395 O'CONNOR, D. M.: Research in general practice, Duties; need for reorganization (parliamentary McMaster, Arthur Berry, 1452 995 (C) note), 1172, 1157 (A) McSweeney, Christopher Joseph, 999 ODLUM, Doris: Information to patients in hospital, Home nursing and first-aid lessons for schoolgirls, Madill, David Gamble, 1452 271 (C), 264 (L) 337, 566 Magill, William Arthur, 1169 H., 183 Nurses sensitive to penicillin (parliamentary note), Marshall, James Cole, 104 O'DoNOVAN, D. K. See MOORE, 1454 Martin, Alfred John, 278 Oesophagitis, 566 Nursing on television, 411 Medlock, Charles Harold, 225 Oesophagoscopy: Bronchoesophagology (C. Jackson Training course for hospital matrons, 1059 Melland, Charles Herbert, 164 and C. L. Jackson), 492 Wards. a Oesophagus: Sliding hernias through oesophageal Work of Nurses in Hospital Report of Mendez, Ren6 Leo, 1225 hiatus (G. Rios-Solans), 1029 (0), 1282 (C) Job-Analysis, 1953, 446 (A) Miles, Alexander, 942, 1113, 1283 - Surgery of the Oesophagus (R. H. Franklin), 142 NUTRITION: See also Food; Vitamins Mitchell, Alexander, 997 - tracheo-oesophageal fistula, congenital, without Disorders due to changes in intestinal microflora, Mitchell, Andrew Tannock, 1283 oesophageal atresia; with resultant asphyxial 406 Mitchell. Joyce Clementine Blackwood, 1114 death (B. Krausey), 1433 Manual of Nutrition (Ministry of Health), 3rd ed., Moffat, Henry Alford, 1226 Oestradiol benzoate and orchidectomy, influence on 831 MQore, James Lennox Irwin, 838 reticulo-endothelial system (T. Nicol and A. Nutrition and Health (Sir Robert McCarrison), 922 Moorhead, Charles Edward, 787 Abou-Zikry), 133 (0) Population and world famine, 1103 Morgan, John, 570 Oestrogen therapy for menopausal symptoms, vitamin Murray, Richard Galway, 788 Nutrition Society; Symposium on C, Mutch, Joseph Raeburn, 1453 37 (A), 215 (C), 453 (C) 1265 (L) (correction, 1344) Norman, Ralph, 624 --for mumps orchitis, 519 - - Scottish Group; symposium on the psy- Norris, Arthur Herbert, 569 Oestrogens and Neoplasia (H. Burrows and E. S. chology of eating. 613 Nutt, Harold Rothery, 105 Horning), 82 Value of spinach, 674, 794 Oldfield, Josiah, 407 Ogilvie, Sir Heneage, appointed praelector in the World food needs, 445 (A) Orr, Harold, 164 faculty of medicine, St. Andrews University, 169 Nutt, Harold Rothery, obituary of, 105 Paget-Tomlinson, Edward Edmondson, 458 OLD AGE: Pendlebury, Herbert Stringfellow, 997 Elderly amputee (D. S. McKenzie), 153 Petty, Michael Joseph, 623 Half-way houses for the elderly, 1280, 1393 0 Pickard, Ransom, 512 Home care of old people, 229 Pollak, Eugen, 999 Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 684 OAKLEY, W.: Prognosis in diabetic pregnancy, Porter, Charles, 46 National Corporation for the Care of Old People, 1413 (0), 1440 (A) Probyn-Williams, Robert James, 47 659 - See LAWRENCE, R. D., 242 Pullon, Edwin Douglas, 1168 National Council of Social Service, 659 OBITUARY NOTICES: Quinton, Percival George, 1338 Nuffield gerontological research fellowship, 573 Acheson, Harriet Elizabeth, 407 Reid, Gordon Campbell Kinloch, 623 Problem of aged sick (parliamentary note), 626 Adam, Thomas, 1226 Reynolds, Frank Neon, 46 Training course for matrons of old people's homes, Adams, Daniel Vere Maxwell, 280 Richards, William Jones, 279 974 Archibald, Sir Robert George, 1112, 1169, 1337 Riley, Albert, 1055 Treatment and care of elderly chronic sick; report Balme, Harold, 511 (correction, 576), 568, 624 Rippon, George William, 1396 of Bristol Local Medical Committee, 670 Barrett, Henry Edward, 340 Roberts, Ernest Theophilus, 1336 Bartholomew, Francis, 787 Robertson, Hugh, 1055 Oldfield, Josiah, obituary of, 407 Barton, Edwin Alfred, 514 Rogers, Bertram Mitford Heron, 459 OLDHAM, J. B.: Intra-arterial injection of thiopen- Baruch, Herman, 734 Rose, Leonard Mortimer, 1225 tone, 562 (C) Baxter, Agnes Valentine, 279 Ruck, Adeline Esmee, 513 Oliver, George; portrait wanted, 684 Beale, Edward Clifford, 339 Rutherfoord, Harold Edward, 107 Oliver memorial fund, 1232 Bennett, John George, 734 Ryrie, Gordon Alexander, 679 O'NEILL, D.: The premenstrual syndrome, 1161 (C) Bradford, Ernest Cordley, 944 Sawyer, James Edward Hill, 787 Ophthalmia neonatorum: Graphs (vital statistics), Browne, Hablot John Moxon, 1114 Shaw, Evan Alan Sivell, 1284 228, 842, 893, 1230, 1286, 1339 Buchanan, Donald Campbell, 224 Shields, Albert Frederick Leopold, 48 OPHTHALMOLOGY: See also Blindness; Eye; Vision Burt, Joseph Barnes, 839 Shields, Charlotte Annie, 890 Courage Laboratories of Ophthalmology, 1175 Bush, William Henry, 890 Shiels, Sir Thomas Drummond, 106, 223 Index Ophthalmologicus, 573 Calwell, William Kirkwood, 890 Smellie, Maxwell, 1337 Ophthalmic Pathology: An Atlas and Textbook Cant, Arthur, 106 Smith, Alfred Tennyson, 623 (J. S. Friedenwald and others), 822 Carpenter, Geoffrey Douglas Hale, 406 Smith, John Henderson, 47 340 Smith, Ralph Paterson, 943 Ophthalmic Services under the National Health Castiglioni, Arturo, Stedman, Herman,788 Service Acts, 1946-1952 (G. H. Giles), 1377 Chalmers, James, 1284 Society, annual congress, 1046 Clark, Robert Veitch, 277 Stewart, Thomas Wyper, 1225 Ophthalmological BRITISH 20 OPI-PET INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Opium poisoning, treatment of, 1215 PARLsAMENT (continued): Parotid enlargement, recurrent, 348, 846 (C) Orchidectomy. See Testicles Consultants, shortage in West Scotland, 461 Parrots, disease in (parliamentary note), 341 Orchitis as complication of chicken-pox (G. Coronary thrombosis; grants for research, 1454 Parry, S. C.: Polyglot Medical Questionnaire, 1092 Ormiston), 1203 Cortisone; control of imports, 789 (correction, 1234) in mumps; oestrogen treatment, 519 PARSONS, H. M. See KENTON, B., 708 - production, 627 ORGANE, G.: Poliomyelitis in Copenhagen, 1331 (C) Cremation certificates, 945 PARTINGTON, M. W. See FINER, B. L., 431 Orgasm. premature, in the female, 846 Death of a soldier, 1453 P.A.S. See p-Aminosalicylate; p-Aminosalicylic ORMISTON, G.: Orchitis as a complication of Dermatitis, industrial, benefit for, 341 acid chicken-pox, 1203 Detergents, synthetic; committee of investigation, PASK, E. A.: Apnoea in anaesthesia, 1048 (C) Orr, Harold, obituary of, 164 1173 Passe, Edward Roland Garnett, tribute to, 339 Orthopaedics and its name, 1335 PASSEY, R. D.: Smoking and lung cancer, 399 (C) Dinitroorthocresol, spraying, control of, 515 " - "Pasteur's Architectural Principles In Arthrodests. 2nd ed. Dogs as carriers of disease, 409, 781 (C) flask in Sydney University, 453 (H. A. Brittain), 381 Drugs; central purchasing, 945 PATEL, J. C.: Chloroquine in the treatment of - tendon transplantation in poliomyelitis, 1038 (A) amoebic liver abscess, 811 (0) Orthoptists Register, 684 - dangerous, 945 PATERSON, E. E. See BROWNING, P., 1432 - pharmaceutical goods prices, 1057 T. E.: Intercourse after 348 PATERSON, Edith, KUNKLER, P. B., and WALPOLE, OsMoND, syphilis, (C) - proprietary medicine, 514 Osol, A. See N. 382 A. L.: Triethylene melamine in human malig- Hoerr, L., - supplies to China, 1057 Osteitis, acute, of spine; benign form in young Fibre-glass, injurious effects of, 1115 nant disease; results with oral administration of children (A. E. Bremner and G. A. Neligan), enteric-coated tablets, 59 (0) Floods: N.H.S. charges for services waived, 515 PATERSON, J. K.: College of General Practitioners, 856(0) - welfare of victims, 408 Osteoma, osteoid (E. H. Strach), 1031 (0) Flour, calcium addition to, 460, 1454 97 (C) Ostlere, G.: Trichlorethylene AnaesthesIa, 770 -composition of, 626, 994 (C), 1450 (C) PATEY, D. H., and NURICK, A. W.: Natural history ear 222 of cystic disease of breast treated conservatively, Otitis and syringing, 102, - for bread, 409 -externa, chronic, 1440 (A) Fog inquiry, Ill15 15(0) - recurrence, 1 Pathology; incorrect use of the term, 215, 335 diffuse, prevention of 121 - London sickness claims, 460 -media, acute, terramycin treatment in children Food; chemicals food, 460 -Recent Advances in Pathology. 6th ed. (Editor: (S. Mawson, J. D. Gray and A. B. Hewlett), in G. Hadfield), 661 817(0) - consumption per head of population, 627 Patients, reception and welfare in hospitals, 264 (L), - hygiene; examination of food handlers, 1001 -- - treatment with combined oral penicillin Gas industry, health services in, 1397 271 (C), 402(C), 510 (C), 566 (C) and sulphadimidine (D. Wheatley), 806 (0), General practice; doctors' surgeries; improve- PATON, W. D. M., and TIHOMPSON, J. W.: Procaine 823 (L) ments in condition and equipment, 737 amide, 991 (C) Oto-rhino-laryngology: Diseases of the Ear, Nose, -See MORRISON, Brenda, 1299 and Throat. 2nd ed. (J. D. McLaggan and Group practices, 736 PAUL, J. See DUNLOP, D. M., 694 Josephine Collier), 142 Health visitors, 1000 PAULLEY, J. W.: Specialists in physical medicine, Hearing aids, 341 96(C) OIrLEY, Constance M.: Smoking and lung cancer, Home equipment or hospital bed, 789 833 (C) Hospitals; block grant, 281 Pay-bed regulations criticized (parliamentary note), Ovary: action on uterine muscle 1056 Hormnones; - capital expenditure, 281 (G. W. Corner and A. Csapo), 687(0), 1166 (C) -control of finance, 625 Pearce, J. D. W.: Juvenile Delinquency, 317, 730 (C) -primary ovarian pregnancy; case report (R. G. -junior house officers, shortage, 11 15 PEARCE, W. Ida: Vaccination technique, 43 (C) Whitelaw), 488 (0) PEASE, J. C. See LOUDON, I. S. L., 911 - medical staff reduction, 944 Oxford University. See Universities: Oxford PELMORE, J. F. See MASON, A. A., 250 - staff wage awards, 841 1 -Oxysteroid activity after operations, 1026 Pelvimetry, 211 - staffing, 49 Ozena, treatment of, 116 Pemphigus in newborn, epidemiology of, 55 Identity cards, 280 Pendlebury, Herbert Stringfellow, obituary of, 997 Industrial diseases inquiry, 945 Penfield, W. G., admitted to Order of Merit, 89, 92 - medicine; specialists on tribunals, 408 p PENICILLIN: - noise, 841 Paediatrics. See Children; Infants Influenza vaccine trial, 1227 Anaphylactic reaction, 98 PAGE, B. H.: Pilonidial sinus of the suprapubic Isotopes, radioactive, 341 Black tongue following administration, 1249 region, 937 (C) Korea, casualties, 1454 CrystaUine and procaine penicillin, comparison of, PAGE, M.: Specialists in physical medicine, 44 (C) Litigation against doctors, 1001, 1167 (C), 1335 (C) 576 Paget-Tomlinson, Edward Edmondson, obituary of, Lung cancer among gas workers, 460 Dosage, 1168 458 Margarine content, 627 In tissue fluids, 1266 (L) Pain in the trunk (J. Cyriax and J. Gould), 1077 (0) Maternity benefits increased, 1056 N,N'-Dibenzylethylenediamine penicillin: new P. - post-operative; reduction (D. L. Lewis and Medical auxiliaries; the Cope Report, 736 repository form (A. Fletcher and C. R. W. A. L. Thompson), 973 (0), 1165 (C) - research in Scotland, 514 Knappett), 188 (0), 207 (A) research on relief needed, 785 Mental hospitals, provision for, 737 Oral N,N'-dibenzylethylenediamine penicillin in Palate, surgery; light attachment for Dott's gag Merit awards, 11 15 children (I. A. B. Cathie and J. C. W. MacFar- (W. G. Holdsworth), 933 Ministry of Pensions and National Insurance, 570 lane), 805 (0), 823 (L) PALMER, C. E., and EDWARDS, Phyllis Q.: Variation Motor-cars; licence duty, 460 Oral penicillin and sulphadimidine combined in in technique of intracutaneous B.C.G. vaccina- N.H.S.: Charges for services, 1172 acute middle-ear infections (D. Wheatley), tion, 363 (0), 386 (A) -effect of removal, 1115 806 (0), 823 (L) - See EDWARDS, Lydia B., 979 - effect on cost, 460 Prozaine penicillin and aluminium monostearate in Palmer, H.: Philosophy of Psychiatry, 770 - for old-age pensioners, 281 treponemal diseases, 595 PALMER, P. E. S.: Bilateral cough fractures, 732 (C) Consultants, full-time and part-time, 1227 Sensitivity among nurses (parliamentary note), 1454 Palsy. See Paralysis Drug tariff rigidity criticized, 625 Side effects, 272 " Paludrine." See Proguanil Drugs, free, for private patients, 841 Sudden death after injection; medico-legal posi- Pancreas, annular (B. F. Swynnerton and N. C. Inquiry into costs, 840, 1000, 1059, 1115, 1171 tion, 685 Tanner), 1028 (0) Pay-bed regulations criticized, 1056 Therap=utic Substances (Prevention of Misuse) Bill 1173 - effects of morphine on (H. Wapshaw), 373 (0) Prescribing at clinics, 281 (parliamentary note), What can be - Surgery of Pancreatic Neoplasms (R. Smith), 660 Prescription charges, 570 mixed with penicillin? 632 Panse, F.: Angst und Schreck, 381 -costs, 736, 1171 "Penidural." See Penicillin, N,N'-dibenzylethylene- Papaverine, actions and uses, 576 - staff employed in prescription-pricing offices, diamine penicillin PAPP, C.: Anticoagulants in myocardial infarction, 789 PENNEFATHER, E. C.: In remembrance of Mr. Philip 1331 (C) Nurses sensitive to penicillin, 1454 Mitchiner, 406 (C) Para-aminosalicylic acid. See p-Aminosalicylic acid Nursing duties; need for reorganization, 1172, PENNTE, I. D.: Survey of prescribing in Scotland, Parabiosis, 608 (A), 888 (C) 1157 (A) 994 (C) Paraffin, liquid, as carcinogen, 45 Obstetric analgesia, 626 PENROSE, L. S. See DOLL, R., 563 Paralysis, cerebral: Hubbard tank, modified, for Old age; problem of aged sick, 626 hydrotherapy B. 881 PEPTIC ULCER: (J. Stewart), Paralysis, spastic, in children, 681 Acute perforated; treatment and prognosis (F. A. --treatment centre opened in Belfast, 1003 Parrots, disease in, 341 Jones and others), 122 (0), 615 (C), 781 (C), --- with ethopropazine hydrochloride (R. G. Petition on behalf of A. H. Barber, 341 994 (C) Mitchell), 1313 (0) Pharmacy Bill, 1115 Hormones; role in aetiology and treatment, 1289 -cranial nerve palsies, 39 Phenylbutazone, 280 In women (D. H. Clark), 1254 (0), 1270 (A) -external popliteal, 161 Physiotherapists: Numbers employed in N.H.S. Incidence in policemen, 172 -peroneal, after delivery, 575, 686 (C), 996 (C) at December 31, 1952, 1454 Peritonitis, monilial, following aureomycin and -spastic, in children (parliamentary note), 681 -qualifications, 1227 A.C.T.H. therapy (P. C. Reynell, E. A. Martin Parasitology: Human Parasites and Parasitic Disease Pneumoconiosis clinics, 1227 and A. W. Beard), 919 (K. D. Chatterjee), 1092 - in miners, 789 Tuberculosis after 985 -Molluscdcldes (A. Mozley), 493 Poliomyelitis research, 1000 partial gastrectomy, (A) PARK, E. D.: Damages against casualty officer, PEpYs, J.: Oestrogens and vasomotor rhinitis, Post Office; sick rate amongst employees, 736 1460 566 (C) Prison overcrowding, 626 (C) PARKER, W. S.: Home nursing and first-aid lessons Psychiatrists in Wales, 281 Periarteritis nodosa and granuloma of nose (H. J. M. for schoolgirls, 337 (C) Public Health (Infectious Diseases) Regulations, Stratton, T. M. L. Price and M. 0. Skelton), PARsKES, R.: The patient's story, 44 (C) 1953, 718 (A) 127(0) PARKES, W. E., and NEILL, D. W.: Acute nitroben- Radiography; mobile units, 341 - laboratory diagnosis of, 1404 zene poisoning with transient amino-aciduria, Registration Service Bill, 789 Pericarditis, benign, acute; report of 4 cases in 653 (0) School examinations, dread of, 341 childhood (B. D. Bower, J. Gerrard and M E. Scotland; female mortality rate, 408 MacGregor), 244(0) PARLLAMENT: - constrictive, 982 (L) Abdominal supports, 1227 Stockings, elastic, prescriptions for, 460 Periodicals. See Journals Agene in bread, 1397 Streptomycin exports, 680 Suicide among students, 737 Peritonitis, monilial, following aureomycin and Agene-treated flour, allergy to, 841 Surgeries, conditions and 1227 A.C.T.H. therapy in peptic ulcer (P. C. Reynell, Agriculture (Poisonous Substances) Act (1952), equipments, E. A. Martin and A. W. Beard), 919 717 (A), 937 (C) Tetanus infection, 570 Therapeutic Substances (Prevention of Misuse) Perry, K. M. A. See Marshall, Sir Geoffrey, 31 Antibiotics in animal feeding, 49,459 Bill, 341, 627, 1173 " Persomnia"; a coroner's remarks, 733 Atmospheric pollution, 280, 281, 341, 570, 1115 Tobacco and 1001 Personality assessment by handwriting, 607 (A), Aureomycin supplies, 681 smoking cancer, 735, 834 (C) Births and Deaths Registration Bill, 681 Tuberculosis among immigrants, 681, 1115 PETHER, G. C.: Services tobacco 1335 - treatment abroad, 945 concession, (C) Boots, surgical, 341 - Two matters for thought, 45 (C) Bread improvers, Vaccination of troops, 409 570 Vivisection experiments, 680 Pethidine and the triple response (B. L. Finer and Civil Service medical officers; advdrtisement of M. W. Partington), 431 (0) posts, 1227; remuneration of, 515 PARNELL, R. W.: Smoking and lung cancer, 618 (C) - poisoning, 728 JAN.-JUNE, 1953 INDEX PET-PSY 21

Petit mal and 285 Pityrosporum ovale and some scaly conditions of the PREGNANcy (conilued): marriage, scalp (F. A. Whitlock), 484(0), 499 (A), 676 (C) PETRIE,J. A.: Unusual case of chickenpox, 836 (C) Diabetes in; prognosis (W. Oakley), 1413 Petty, Michael Joseph, obituary of, 623 Placenta, retained, use of ergometrine in, 1459 1440 (A) (0), Phaeochromocytoma, urinaryexcretion of pressor Plasmodlum berghel malaria; effect of milk diet and p-aminobenzoic acid; preliminary report (F. Diet, 268 amines in relation to (G. P. Burn), 697 (0) 1201 Ductus arteriosus, persistent, and pregnancy (R. J. Phantom-limb pain, intractable; surgical treatment Hawking), (0), 1210 (A) Kernohan), 978 (M. A. Falconer), 299 (0) Plasmodium cynomolgi infection in monkeys; effect expenditure, of milk diet (R. S. Bray and P. C. C. Garnham), Duration of gestation, 99 Pharmaceutical service; estimates and 1200 (0), 1210 (A) Ectopic; case of primary ovarian pregnancy 724 H., and BARRON, Peggy: (R. G. Whitelaw), 488 (0) Pharmaceutical Society; annual report, 910 PLATT, Training of char- Effect on premenstrual syndrome, 1009 Pharmacology: Adventures in Physiology, with tered physiotherapists, 615 (C) Henry R.: Opportunities for research in general Haemoglobin level, 402 Excursions into Autopharmacology (Sir PLATr, 577 Heart disease in, hazards of (C. Bramwell), 897 Hallett Dale), 1434, 1436 (L) practice, (0), 605 (L), 783 (C), 941 (C), 1106 (0), ed. N. 995 (C), 996 (C) (C) Pharmacology, Afateria Medica 19th (B. Pleural effusion (H. Nicholson), 389 Nausea and vomiting; treatment with antihist- Ghosh), 922 Pleurodynia, epidemic. See Bornholm disease amines (S. Lask), 652 (0), 1108 (C) Pharmacy: See also Drugs N. S.: Nasal bleeding, 336 (C) Peptic ulcer symptoms, 1255 - Association of British Pharmaceutical Industry, PLUMMER, Prognosis after accidental haemorrhage, 1289 annual dinner, 949 PNEUMOCONMOSES: Quintuplets, 453 Pharmacy Bill, 464; 1115 (parliamentarynote) Compensation, 1290 Subarachnoid haemorrhage in (J. N. Walton), Phenol poisoning, treatment of, 1216 In coal workers, 144 (L), 789 (parliamentary note) 869 (0) PHENYLBUtTAZONE: Industrial benefit for boilerscalers, 1003 Sympathetic nerves and eclampsia (G. W. Theo- Advantages in rheumatism, 276 Pneumoconiosis clinics (parliamentary note), 1227 bald), 422 (0), 730 (C), 940 (C) Benefits and dangers, 158 Prognosis, 1061 Thrombocytopenic purpura in successive preg- Effect on quiescent tuberculosis, 1388 Pneumoflator of simple type (R. A. Beaver), 1375 nancies, 102 Indications, dosage, and side-effects, 895 Pneumonia, aspiration, segmental, and bronchiectasis Toxaemias, 466, 1006 (C) Parliamentary note, 280 (K. D. F. Morle and P. W. Robertson), 130 (0), Prematurity. See Infant, premature Toxic effects, 267 (A), 332 (C), 991 (C); (J. R. 147 (L); 400 (C), 672 (C) Nassim and T. Pilkington), 1310 (0), 1322(A) - graphs (vital statistics), 51, 111, 167, 227, 282, PREPARATIONS AND APPLIANCES: - deaths of two patients (J. G. Benstead), 711 344, 410, 462, 516, 572, 628, 682, 738, 790, 843, Dott's gag, light attachment for (W. G. Holds- --in gout, 617 892, 1456 worth), 933 - with special reference to disorders of the - post-pneumonic effusions, 389, 391 Extradural space indicator (R. R. Macintosh), 398 blood (J. C. Leonard), 1311 (0), 1322(A) Pneumonias in general practice, 69 First-aid devices in collieries (T. A. Hunt), 1387 in treatment Infusion pump (V. Keating), 94 Phenylindanedione as an anticoagulant; clinical Pneumoperitoneum of pulmonary Infusions, intravenous; fine intravenous trial (M. Toohey), 650 (0), 1220 (C) emphysema (R. D. C. Brackenridge and A. T. adjustment Jones), 1135 (0), 1450 (C) drip regulator (H. J. V. Morton), 990 Phenytoin sodium in eclampsia, 347 E.: Long T-tube (R. Maingot), 1047, 1224 (C) PHILLIPS, B.: Sensitization to antihistamines, 885 (C) PocsN, E. Radio-iodine and thyroid carcinoma, Nail for trochanteric fractures F. 157 in court, 102 (C) (D. Thomas), PHILLIPS, J. H. C.: Medical evidence Poisons Occluderfor eye examination (A. Estcourt-Oswald), 678 (C) and poisoning. See Toxicology 670 - Liver injury by antibiotics, 938 (C) POLIOMYELITIS: -and WHITE, R.: Abstracts of World Medicine, Acute; graphs (vital statistics), 227, 1456 "Prescribers' Notes," criticisms of, 456 1220 (C) Copenhagen epidemic; Lassen's method of treat- Prescribing habits, 776 (A) Phillips, W. See Garland, H. G., 1263 ment of respiratory paralysis, 1208 (L); 1216, - staff employed in prescription-pricing offices Phlebosclerosis, diffuse, with calcification(A.Charan), 1331 (C) (parliamentary note), 789 80 (0) - survey in Scotland in 1951 (D. M. Dunlop, R. S. European Association against Poliomyelitis, 630 Inch and J. Paul), 694 (0), 776 (C), 935 (C), PHOSPHORUS: Gamma globulin prophylaxis, 283, 874 (L) 939 (C), 994 (C), I110 (C) Paralysis following poisoning by new organic Hubbard tank, modified, for hydrotherapy (J. B. Prescription costs (parliamentary note), 736 phosphorus insecticide (mipafox); report on Stewart), 881 Presse Midicale: Film competition, 894 two cases (P. L. Bidstrup, J. A. Bonnell and Incidence in relation to weather(vital statistics), 409 Pressor amines, urinary excretion in relation to A. G. Beckett), 1068 (0), 1093 (L), 1097 (A) Papers and Discussions presented at the Second phaeochromocytoma (G. P. Burn), 697(0) Phosphorus deficiency and fertility, 886 International Poliomyelitis Conference, 1092 PRICE, C. H. G.: Ageing cartilage, 218 (C) Poisoning, 1005 Poliomyelitis (W. R. Russell), 713 PRIcE, T. M. L. See STRATrON, H. J. M., 127 Radioactive, in treatment of menorrhagia (H. C. Prophylaxis; Amencan gamma globulin for Glas- Pridie, E.D.,appointedK.C.M.G.,92 McLaren, J. C. Heath and A. Quinton), 358 (0), gow, 283 PRIMROSE, J.: The metric system, 782 388 (A), 883 (C), 1052 (C) Research (parliamentary note), 1000 (C) fund, 283, 629 Princess Tsahai Memorial Hospital, 791, 1402 Photofluorography for detection of tuberculosis in -in Scotland, 1457 Prison Medical Officers, annual conference, 1287 general practice (F. A. Nash, B. Benjamin and Sister Kenny and her work, 274 Prison overcrowding (parliamentary note), 626 T. J. Lee), 304 (0), 322 (A), 452 (C), 508 (C), Tendon transplantation, 1038 (A) PRIZES: 561 (C), 672 (C) Treatment with strychnine, 1224 Cecil Joll Prize, 226 Photography: BritlshJournalPhotographicAlmanack Vaccine, 826 (A) Colyer Prize, 464 1953, 1435 Jacksonian Prize, 946 -medical; exhibition celebrating 100 years of Pollak, Eugen, obituary of, 999 John Edward Prize, 464 medical photography, 894 POLLER, L.: Anticoagulants in myocardial infarction, John S. Owens Prize, 464 Physical medicine, specialists in, 44, 96 1331 S.W. Metropolitan Regional Hospital Board; Physicians, relations with the Crown, 1188 Polyarteritis nodosa presenting as acute diabetes clinical research prizes, 283 See also Medical practitioners mellitus (G. Ffrench), 1262 Sanderson-Wells Senior Prize, 109 Physiology: Adventures in Physiology, with Excur- Polyarthritis, actte, monocytic leukaemia presenting Swiney Prize, 629 sions Into Autopharmacology (Sir Henry Hallett as (J. R. Hindmarsh and D. Emslie-Smith), Dale), 1434, 1436 (L) 593 (0) (correction, 742) PROBERT, W. R. See DALE, H. W. L., 727 -The Living Body. 3rd ed. (C. H. Best and N. B. - in rubella, 1388 Problem families, 1381 (A) Taylor), 31 Polycythaemia rubra vera; treatment (R. B. Scott), Probyn-Williams, Robert James, obituary of, 47 1128 (0) Procaine amide and hexamethonium bromide, com- PHYSIOTHERAPY: - vera,diagnosis of, 575 bined use in preliminary report (A. A. Mason First intemational congress, 113 Polymyxin, 1037 (A) andJ. F. Pelmore), 250 (0), 265 (A), 991 (C) Physical treatment of rheumatic diseases at British Polyposis, gastro-intestinal, and pigmentation, recur- - and hexamethonium in controlled hypotension spas, 1277 rent intussusception due to (I. Kaplan and in neurosurgery (D. Aserman), 961 (0) (correc- Physiotherapists: Numbers employed in N.H.S. M. Feuchtwanger), 659, 993 (C) tion, 1062), 1163 (C), 1282 (C) at December 31, 1952 (parliamentary note), 1454 - intestinal, familial; research project, 41 - value in treatment of fibrositis, 1403 qualifications (parliamentary note), 1227 - of small intestine with pigmentation of oral Proctalgia fugax (M. R. Ewing), 1083 (0), 1278 (C) Physiotherapists Association, 1049 mucosa; report of two cases (A. P. Kitchin) Proctotomy for rectovaginal abscess; intraperitoneal Training of physiotherapists, 1049 658(0) rupture, 453 Pickard, Ransom, obituary of, 512 POOLER, H. E.: Controlled hypotension in neuro- Progesterone implantation in habitual abortion Pick's disease, 982 (L) surgery, 1163 (C) (G. I. M. Swer and Doreen Daley), 1073 (0), PicKEr, Kathleen G. See CLENtETS, E. M. B., PooLEY, J. M. B.: Advertising in examinations? 1095 (A), 1277(C) 1421, 1425 336(C) Proguanil and blackwater fever (I. Singh), 598 (0), Pickles, W., lecture tour in South Africa, 411 Popliteal nerve, external, compressive lesions of, 835 833 (C) PIcKIWORTH, F. A.: Neurology of John Hunter's - - palsy, external, 161 -treatment of malaria, 311 last illness, 221 (C) Population and world famine, 1103 Prolapse. See Uterus, prolapse PICTON, F. C. R.: Cord traction, 887 (C) -Maithusian Population Theory (G. F. McCleary), Prostate, benign enlargement, aetiology of, 520 PIETRON1, M. A.G.: Second attack of chicken-pox, 1318 Prostatectomy, anaesthesia for, 727, 1048 456(C) Porphyria, acute; prognosis (C.Hirson), 1372 (0) -catheterization in retention of urine (J. A. L. PILKINGTON, T. See NASSIM, J. R., 1310 PORTEOUS, C. R.: The medical practitioner and the Davies), 257 (0), 266 (A); 405 (C), 406 (C), -PILLING, H. H.: College of General Practitioners, law, 888 (C) 564(C), 678 (C) 219 (C), 507 (C) Porter, Charles, obituary of, 46 -use of catheter in acute retention, 99, 1392 Pilonidal sinus of suprapubic region (R. G. Post-mortem examinations, importance of, 1163, "Prostigmin." See Neostigmine MacLeod), 710, 936 (C) 1334, 1391 Protein: Low protein diets and high fertility,1I122 PINEY, A.: Blood grouping and cancer of stomach, Post Office; sick rate amongst employees (parlia- -relation of low intake to serous hepatosis,117 1050 (C) mentary note), 736 PRUNTY,F. T. G., KAY, H.E. M., LEE, G. de J., PINKERTON, J. R. H.: Reaction to blood transfusion, Posture and Pain (H. 0. Kendall, Florence P. andMcSwNEY, R. R.: The role of the adrenal 1388 (C) Kendall and Dorothy A. Boynton), 32 cortex in fluid and electrolytemetabolism, 852 (0) and ROLFE, D. W. M.: Pethidine poisoning, Potatoes soaked in sulphur dioxide, 1122 PRYDE, J. See HuGHEs, J. H., 1053 728 (C) POWER, S.: The catheter and the prostate, 216 (C) Pseudohermaphroditism, male; case (D. C. Beatty, PINNIGER, J. L. See LYTLE,J. D. M., 1221 Practice: Medical practice a " business"? (medico- C. J. Champ and G.I. M. Swyer), 1369 (0) Pinsent, J. F. H.: Function of the hospital out- legal note), 891 Psittacosis, 209 (A) 397 Practitioner, Coronation number, 1287 Psoralens in treatment of vitiligo, 1344 patient department, in Psoriasis, treatment of, 466 PINSON, K. D.: Gastro-enteritis and labyrinthitis PREGNANCY: See also Labour; Obstetrics influenza, 884 (C) 793, 896 in the control of r After subarachnoid haemorrhage, (C) Angst und Schreck Pituitary extract, intravenous, Antenatal care. I. Clinical examination (W. C. W. (F. Panse), 381 haemoptysis, 1389 II. Advice for the Annual conference of National Association for necrosis, in diabetic patient; fatal hypoglycaemiaL Nixon),211; expectantmother, Mental Health, 396 (R.I. Alexander), 1416 (0) 268; 402(C) ERslSH 22 PSY-RHE INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

PSYCHIATRY (continued): QUINNELL, G. A. F. See COLDREY, R., 507 REFRESHER,COURSE (continued): Chair of Psychiatry at Welsh National School of QUINTON, A. See MCLAREN, H. C., 358, 1052 Breast-feeding difficulties (F. Charlotte Naish), Medicine proposed, 283 Quinton, Percival George, obituary of, 1338 Quintuple pregnancy, 453 1442 Experimental Studies In Psychiatric Art (E. C. Dax), Carcinoma of the breast (H. J. B. Atkins), 1099, 1434 1281 (C) Forensic Psychiatry (H. A. Davidson), 204 Chest pain (H. Nicholson), 324 Hysteria (I. R. C. Batchelor), 1041 R Convulsions in childhood (B. Schlesinger), 667 Mental hospital service, 560, 781, 992, 1111, 1222, Rabbit control in Australia; myxomatosis infection, Death certification (W. P. D. Logan), 1272 1392 639, 937 (C Head injuries (D. W. C. Northfield). I. Brain Philosophy of Psychiatrv (H. Palmer), 770 Rabelais, Francois (Nova et Vetera), 831 injury and its diagnosis, 38; II. Treatment and Prospects In Psychiatric Research (Editor: J. M. Rabies in Alberta, 30 sequelae, 90 Tanner), 921 RABINOWITCH, J.: Sliding hernias through the Hysteria (I. R. C. Batchelor), 1041 Psychiatrist and compensation neuroses (J. oesophageal hiatus, 1282 (C) Intermittent claudication (J. B. Kinmonth), 1325 Dunne), 427 (0) RACE, R. R. See ROSENFIELD, R. E., 975 Miscarriage (J. Beattie), 447, 676 (C) Psychiatrists in Wales (parliamentary note), 281 Racial incidence of disease, 1320 (L) Myxoedema (A. W. Spence), 1384 Psychiatry and Medical Education. Report of the RACKOW, F.: Staphylococcal pyothorax in infants, Pleural effusion (H. Nicholson), 389 1951 Conference on Psychtatric Education, Cornell 11 (0) Poisoning, accidental, treatment of (J. Glaister), University, 441 RADCLIFFE, W.: Advantages of a perineal curve 1214 (correction, 1444) Puerperal psychiatric illness, 42 applied to midwifery forceps, 820 Prolapse (A. J. Wrigley), 778, 992 Reason and Unreason in Psychological Medicine Radcliffe Infirmary: New building plan, 1059 Syphilis, late and latent, management of (G. L. (E. B. Strauss), 1033 Radiations: Biological Hazards of Atomic Energy M. McEUigott), 829 Research in America, 573 (Editor: A. Haddow), 549 Tachycardia (C. Bramwell), 500, 781 (C), 996 (C) Significance of the thyroid in psychiatric illness and -radiation syndrome; symptomatic disturbance Tetanus, prevention and treatment of (L. Cole), treatment; routine examination with a radio- after single therapeutic dose of x rays (W. M. C. 150; 403 (C), 455 (C), 730 (C), 1112 (C) active tracer method (M. Reiss and others), 802 906 (0) Brown), (0) Registrar-General: Decennial Supplement (1931) Social Psychiatry (M. Jones), 550 RADIOLOGY: (vital statistics), 409 To Define True Madness (H. Yellowlees), 1318 British X-ray and Radium Protection Committee, -Quarterly report for Scotland (vital statistics), 790 Psychoanalysis: Handbook of Dream Analysis valedictory, 511 -Quarterly return for 1951 (England and Wales) A. 872 Faculty of Radiologists; Fellows admitted, 343; (vital statistics), 1002 (E. Gutheil), annual -Statistical review for 1951 (England and Wales) - obsession and hysteria treated by the Freud meeting, 1402 psychoanalytic method, 767 Lehrbuch der Rdntgendiagnostik, 5th ed., Part 8 (vital statistics), 516, 1002 Psychology: Contrast Psychology: A Concept of (H. R. Schinz et al.), 980 Registrars, surplus; Ministry of Health proposals, the Movements of the Human Spirit (M. Mac- Mass radiography unit at Central Middlesex 11 54 (A) Hospital, 452 Registration Service Bill (parliamentary note), 789 Kenzie), 261 Rehabilitation: British -Current Trends in British Psychology (Editors: Mass radiography units in England and Wales, Council for Rehabilitation; C. A. Mace and P. E. Vernon), 980 1286 annual general meeting, 881 -Nature and place of thinking in medicine (Sir Ministry of Health memorandum on estimation - Committee of Inquiry on Rehabilitation of Frederic Bartlett), 795 (0) of work done in hospital radiographic depart- Disabled Persons, 881, 1175 Psychoses: C.S.F. changes, 285, 1006 (C) ments, 86 (L) - Preparatory Training Bureau, 395 Psychosomatic medicine: Changing concepts of Mobile radiography units (parliamentary note), 341 REID, D. A. C.: Attempted suicide by burning, Photofluorography for detection of tuberculosis in 335 (C) health and disease, with particular reference to Reid, Gordon Campbell Kintoch, obituary of, 623 "psychosomatic niedicine" (R. R. Bomford), general practice (F. A. Nash, B. Benjamin and 633 833 941 T. J. Lee), 304 (0), 322 (A); 452 (C), 508 (C), Reilly, Lilian V. See Wilson, G. S., 662 (0), (C), (C) 561 672 REISS, Jean M. See REISS, M., 906 - mind and the 100 (C), (C) skin, Skull and Brain REISS, M., HEMPHILL, R. E., MAGGS, R., HAIGH, - Studies in Psychosomatic Medicine: Roentgenologically Considered Psychosexual (C. W. Schwartz and Lois C. Collins), 1033 C. P., and REISS, Jean M.: Significance of the Functions in Women (Therese Benedex), 32 thyroid in psychiatric illness Psychotherapy: Muscle Relaxation as an Aid to Soft tissues, 89 (A), 452 (C) and treatment; Supplies of film, 283 routine examination with a radioactive tracer Psychotherapy. Vol. I (G. Garmany), 317 method, 906 (0) Pubertas praecox caused by interstitial-cell tumour of RADIOTHERAPY: testicle (J. Anagnostou and G. J. Frangopoulos), Religion: Magic, medicine, and religion; the Handbook of Radiotherapy for Senior and Post- persistence of an idea (Sir Sydney Smith), 861 (0), 878 (A) graduate Students (W. M. Levitt), 770 847(0), 1165 (C), II68 (C) PUBLIC HEALTH: New installations at Addenbrooke's Hospital, 1231 Rendell-Baker, L. See Mushin, W. W., 1376 Medicine and social policy (F. A. E. Crew), Radio-cobalt beam therapy unit, gift to British RENDLE-SHORT, J.: Report on use of" dionosil" in 1123 (0) Empire Cancer Campaign, 666 (L), 669 bronchograms in children, 259 Observations on the Early Public Health Movement Symptomatic disturbance after single therapeutic Repellents for wasps and bees, 1178 In Scotland. By J. H. F. Brotherston (A. S. dose of x rays; relationship to general radiation MacNalty) (Nova et Vetera), 270 syndrome (W. M. C. Brown), 802 (0) RESEARCH, MEDICAL: See also Medical Research Public Health (Infectious Diseases) Regulations X-ray and Radium Therapy for Students (B. A. Council (1953), 684, 781 (A) Stoll), 821 Careers in medical research, 169 Textbook of Public Health (W. M. Frazer), 441 X-ray Sieve Therapy In Cancer : A Connective Fellowships in clinical research offered by M.R.C., Trends of Opinion about the Public Health, 1901- Tissue Problem (B. Jolles), 980 52 51 (J. M. Mackintosh), 1150 Fund promoted by Life Offices' Association of RAINE, Laureen. See LATNER, A. L., 467 Australasia, 52 Public Health Service; salary awards, 1323 (A) Rainfall in England and Wales, 133 Opportunities for research in general practice Puerperal pyrexia, notification of, 206 RALPHS, F. G.: Crohn's disease involving the (R. Platt), 577 (0), 605 (L), 783 (C), 941 (C), Puerperium, psychiatric illness in, 42, 163 stomach, 940 (C) 995 (C), 996 (C) -tetanus, of unusual origin; case (H. K. Bourns), RAMSAY, G. S.: Immediate death after intravenous Scotland (parliamentary note), 514 491 injection of iodoxyl, 439, 618 (C), 835 (C) PULLAR-STRECKER, H.: Intravenous detoxication of RANKIN, N. E.: Disseminated aspergillosis and Resins, ion-exchange; capacity of " zeo-karb " 225 drunkenness, 935 (C) moniliasis associated with agranulocytosis and in vivo (P. Fourman, Alison Shepherd and Pullon, Edwin Douglas, obituary of, 1168 antibiotic therapy, 918 (0) Barbara Seibert), 544 (0) Pupils, elliptical, 520 Ransom, Shila G. See Nixon, W. C. W., 602 Resorcinol, effect on thyroid functions, 1460 PURDY, M. J.: Misuse of words, 453 (C) RANSOME-WALLIS, P. de B.: Quintuple pregnancy, Respiration: Apnoea in anaesthesia, 875 (L), - Long-term prognosis in infantile eczema, 1366 (0) 453 (C) 1048 (C) Purpura, thrombocytopenic, 663 (A) RAo, V. S.: Aberrant branch of the splenic artery, - controlled; post-operative subcostal pain (T. T. - - in successive pregnancies, 102 978 1334 " Currie), 1032, (C) Pyelectan." See lodoxyl RAPHAEL, Winifred: Attitude surveys with patients - disorders in general practice (J. Fry), 68 (0); PYcorr, F.: The general practitioner and mass in hospitals, 732 (C) 404 (C) radiography, 452 (C) Rationing. See Food Respiratory function; definition and assessment Pylephlebitis and septicaemia treated with aureo- Rats: Films on rodent control, 1341 (K. W. Donald), 415 (0); Part II. Factors mycin (F. G. Marson, M. J. Meynell and F. Rauwolfia in treatment of hypertension, 1390 affecting the transfer of oxygen in the lungs, Welsh), 764 (0) Raven, R. W., and Hancock, P. E. T.: Cancer In 473 (0), 495 (L), 1050 (C) Pylorus, congenital hypertrophic stenosis in twins General Practice, 381, 678 (C) Reticulo-endothelial system, influence of oestradiol (T. A. Sale), 920 RAW, S. C.: Treatment of perforated peptic ulcer, benzoate and orchidectomy on (T. Nicol and Pyocyanea infections, antibiotic treatment of, 466 995 (C) A. Abou-Zikry), 133 (0) Pyothorax, staphylococcal, in infants (F. Rackow), RAWLINGS, E. E.: Trichlorethylene in labour, Reticulosis, S6zary's, with exfoliative dermatitis 11 (0) 436 (0), 443 (L), 615 (C), 884 (C), 1165 (C) (H. T. H. Wilson and J. Fielding), 1087 (0) PYRIMETHAMINE: RAY, A. P. See SINGH, J., 1260 REYNELL, P. C., MARTIN, E. A., and BEARD, A. W.: And proguanil, cross-resistance between, 731 Raymond Horton-Smith Prize, 108 Monilia peritonitis, 919 As prophylactic agent against a West African Reconstruction Surgery and Traumatology, 1199 REYNOLDS,F.W. SeeGUTHE,R.,594 strain of P. falciparum (Sir Gordon Covell, Rectum: Proctalgia fugax (M. R. Ewing), 1083 (0), Reynolds, Frank Neon, obituary of, 46 P. G. Shute and M. Maryon), 1081 (0) 1278 (C) Experiment to determine if a proguanil-resistant Raas, E. R.: Danger of blood injections, 785 (C) RHESUS FACTOR: strain of P. falciparum would respond to large Rims. L.: Premenstrual tension syndrome and its And danger of blood injections, 785 doses of pyrimethamine (S. A. Jones), 977 (0) treatment, 1014(0),1035(L); 1161 (C), 1393 (C) Haemolytic disease in a first-born infant (C. F. Field trials in West Africa, 539 REES, W. H.: Measles, 45 (C) Anderson), 1032, 1162 (C), 1221 (C), 1389 (C) Imcompatible reactions after transfusion of Gro up Overdose, 884 REFRESHER COURSE FOR GENERAL PRACrITIONERS: 0 Rh-negative blood (G. H. C. P. Treatment of acute malaria (T. Wilson and Air medical Harold E. Whit- Tovey, J. F. B. 253 731 travel; aspects (Sir Warren and Eileen E. Wood). 813 (0) Edeson), (0), (C) tingham). I. Environment and immunization - of 312 "New" Rh antibody, anti-f (R. E. Rosenfield malaria, requirements, 556; II. Medical fitness, 610, - and others), 975 (0), 1390 (C) of vivax malaria; preliminary report (J. Singh 733 (C), 996 (C) and others), 1260 (0) Rh-Hr nomenclature, 404 Antenatal care (W. C. W. Nixon). I. Clinical Two examples of-D-j-D- genotype in an American examination, 211; It. Advice for the expectant family (R. K. Waller, Ruth Sanger and 0. B. mother, 268; 402 (C) Bobbiltt), 198 (0); 454 (C), 565 (C) Q Anticoagulant therapy; indications, contraindica- Quarantine station at Jeddah, 548 tions, and methods (H. P. Wright), 987 RHEUMATIsM: Queen Elizabeth. See Elizabeth Apoplexy (F. J. Nattrass), 1158, 1392 (C) Adrenaline cream; assessment of its value (J. S Queen Elizabeth College of Household and Social Back injuries (E. A. Nicoll), 1. 879; II. 928 Lawrence and R. J. Sladden), 1085 (0), 1906 (A), Science, 683 Boils, recurrent (S. T. Anning), 721, 941 (C) 1334 (C) JAN.-JUNE, 1953 INDEX RHE-SCO 23

RIEMuAnSM (continued): ROYAL COLLEoE OF OBSTETRICIANS AND GYNAECoLo- Ruck, Adeline Esmee, obituary of, 513 GISTS: RuD, C. See GULD, J., 368 Empire Rheumatism Council; retirement of Lord Diplomas awarded, 1117 Rundle, F. F.+ Joll's Diseases of the Thyroid Gland. Horder as chairman; W. S. C. Copeman Fellows elected, 891 2nd ed., 661 elected, 1043 Lectures, 891 Rush, Benjamin: Letters ofBenjamin Rush. Edited Medical hostels for industrial workers with Leverhulme Research Scholarships, 947 by L. H. Butterfield (C. Singer) (Nova et Vetera), rheumatism, 669 Members Physical treatment of rheumatic diseases at British admitted, 891, 947 726 spas, 1277 Research grant, 891 Russ, S.: Is early treatment essential in cancer? Rheumatic carditis, 34 (L); 334 (C) ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS OF EDINBURGH: 580 (0) Licences - Feeling the cold, 675 (C) Rheumatic Diseases: Diagnosis and Treatment, 493 granted, 1455 - See ANDREWS, C., 511 Rheumatic fever, prophylaxis, 207 (A) Members elected, 462, 1455 RUSSELL, Sheenah J. M., and MacARTTsu, P.: Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother an Honorary Tuberculous meningitis treated with strepto- Rheumatoid arthritis. See Arthritis, rheumatoid Fellow, 1120 mycin; four-year follow-up, 192 (0) Rhinitis, allergic, treatment of, 347, 576 (C), 686 (C), ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS OF IRELAND: Russell, W. R.: Poliomyelitis, 713 794 (C) A. H Davidson elected King's Professor of Russia. See U.S.S.R. - vasomotor; effect of oestrogen treatment, 1177, Midwifery, School of Physic, Ireland, 1229 Rutherfoord, Harold Edward, obituary of, 107 1460 (C) Diplomas awarded, 1455 RUTTER, C.: Drunk in charge, 996 (C) RHODES, Katerina. See HILL, K. R., 117 Licences granted, 343 RUrTER, F. C., and JACKSON, J. N.: Heart disease Rhondda Fach; report of tuberculin survey (T. F. Members admitted, 111, 947 in pregnancy, 1106 (C) Jarman), 754 (0) Rycroft, B. W.: Corneal grafting, 329 Ribs: Bilateral cough fractures, 732 ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS OF LONDON: RYLAND, N.: Claims for negligence, 1391 (C) RICHARDS, R. L.: Thrombo-angiitis obliterans; Appointments, 342 RYLE, J. C.: Anticoagulants clinical diagnosis and classification of cases, Bradshaw Lecture (R. R. Bomford), 633 (0), in myocardial infarc- 478 (0), 497 (A), 728 (C) 833 (C), 941 (C) tion, 1223 (C) Richards, William Jones, obituary of, 279 Brain, Sir Russell, re-elected President, 828 Ryrie, Gordon Alexander, obituary of, 679 RICKHAM, P. P. See FORSHALL, Isabella, 783, 934 Charles West Lecture, 1 Riley, Albert, obituary of, 1055 Diplomas granted, 226 RILEY, J. F.: The floating spleen, 1335 (C) Fellows elected, 1057 S Ringel, E.: Der Selbstmord. 771 Gilbert Blane Medal, 1228 Ringworm, contracted from swimming-baths, 1343 Harveian Oration, 103 (C) St. Andrews University. See Universities: St. - due to Microsporum canis; loss of schooling Harveian Oration (I1849), 893, 1120 Andrews (B. A. Thomas), 536 (0), 780 (C), 1052 (C), Licences conferred, 342 St. Bartholomew's Hospital: Exhibition of historical 1333 (C) Members elected, 342, 1116 documents, 1060, 1231 - epidemiology of, 57 Student health services; progress report, 323 (A), --- plans for extension, 464 RIoS-SOLANS, G.: Sliding hernias through the 345 ST. HILL, C. A. See Ross, J. C., 901 oesophageal hiatus, 1029 (0), 1282 (C) Teaching of Social and Preventive Medicine, St. John of Jerusalem, Order of: promotions and Rippon, George William, obituary of, 1396 Progress Report, 323 (A) appointments, 156 - and British Red Cross Society; report of Road accidents (vital statistics), 51 ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF EDINBURGH: joint - in 1952 (vital statistics), 281 Fellows admitted, 343, 1455 committee, 612 --treatment of, 466, 632 (C) fellows St. Pancras, tuberculous aliens in, 616 Roberts, Ernest Theophilus, obituary of, 1336 Honorary admitted, 343 St. Thomas's Hospital Medical School: Alphabetical ROBERTS, FF.: A journal and its readers, 785 (C) Licenses granted, 1455 and Local List of Old Students, 1260 - Lingua medica; study in medical semantics, ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND: SALE, T. A.: Congenital hypertrophic pyloric stenosis 1444 Appointments, 11 1, 226 in twins, 920 ROBERTS, G. B. S. See FERGUSSON, A. G., 1257 Awards, 462 SALFIELD, D. J.: Backward child, 96 (C) RoBERTS, G. F.: Haemolytic jaundice of the new- Cecil Joll Puize, 226 Salty taste in mouth, 171 born, 883 (C) Diplomas granted, 342, 462, 1116, 1229 SAMBROOK, D. K.: Smoking and lung cancer, 833 (C) ROBERTS, J. A. F. See AIRD, I., 799 Faculty of Anaesthetists: Diplomas granted, 226; -Radioactive phosphorus in the treatment of ROBERTSON, E. Elizabeth: Skin lesions in organic Members admitted, 226; fifth anniversary din- menorrhagia, 883 (C) brain disease, 291 (0) ner, 739 SAMs, C. P.: Dissecting aortic aneurysm, 330 (C) ROBERTSON, G. S.: Medical care of the schoolchild, Fellows admitted, 111, 1229 SANDERS, F. K. See WARIN, J. F., 1345 401 (C) Gifts, 946 SANDERS, G. G.: Sister Kenny, 274 (C) Robertson, Hugh, obituary of, 1055 Gilbert Blane Medal, 1175, 1229 Sanderson-Wells Senior Prize, 109 ROBERTSON, P. W. See MORLE, K. D. F., 130 Honorary fellowships, 461, 946 SANDISON, R. A., and SPENCER, A. M.: Mental ROBERTSON, R. K.: Television and the patient, Hospitals recognized, 111, 226, 462, 946, 1229 hospital service, 560 (C), 1111 (C) 1224 (C) Lectureships, 111, 1229 Sand-pits, medical hazards of, 232 ROBERTSON, R. P.: Trichlorethylene in labour, Members elected, 111, 1 16 SANGER, C.: Subcostal pain following controlled 884 (C) New buildings: Commemorative stone laid by respiration, 1162 (C) Robinson, A. F.: Jejunal diverticulitis with diver- Queen Elizabeth, 1059 SANGER, Ruth. See ROSENFIELD, R. E., 975 ticular concretion, 548 Prizes, 462, 1229 - See WALLER, R. K., 198 Sanitation: Small Sewage Disposal System (O. J. S. Robinson, Sir Robert, awarded Priestley Medal of ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS IN IRELAND: the American Chemical Society, 1003 Charter Day dinner, 517 Macdonald), 550 ROBSON, H. N. See GAULD, W. R., 585 1455 Sarah Gamp's Pharmacopoeia; " slime draughts," ROBSON, J. G. See MacDoNALD, A. C., 1144 Diplomas awarded, 102, 335 Fellowships confefred, 891 SARGENT, F.: External popliteal palsy, 161 (C) Rockefeller Foundation fellowships, 169 Honorary fellows admitted, 517 Jacob de Castro - - grants, 283, 1003 Licences 343 Sarmento, (A. d'Esaguy), 1435 Rodenwaldt, E. (Editor): World Atlas of Epidemic granted, SAVAGE, R. M. See BRYCE, D. M., 833 Diseases. Part 1, 1033 Royal Dental Hospital, 1119 Sawyer, James Edward Hill, obituary of, 787 Rodhain, J., awarded Manson Medal, 843 Royal Eye Hospital; new laboratories, 1175 SAXTON, R. S.: Iron therapy, 97 (C) Rogers, Bertram Mitford Heron, obituary of, Scabies; increased incidence, 941, 1106 459 ROYAL FACULTY OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS OF - venereal origin of, 1106 ROGERS, L.: "There is no pathology," 215 (C) GLASGOW: SCALES, J. T.: Judet acrylic prostheses, 993 (C) - Simple depressed fracture of the skull, 1431 (0) Fellows admitted, 111, 343, 891, 1285 Scalp: Pityrosporum ovale and some scaly conditions Rogers, Sir Leonard, eighty-fifth birthday of, 214 Finlayson Memorial Lecture, 847 of the scalp (F. A. Whitlock), 484 (0), 499 (A), ROLFE, D. W. M. See PINKERTON, J. R. H., 728 Licenses granted, 1455 676 (C) Rolland, C. F.: Anorexia nervosa, 613 Royal Free Hospital School of Medicine: Scholar- Scarlet fever: Graphs (vital statistics), 51, 112, 168, ROLLASON, W. N.: Controlled hypotension in ships awarded, 1454 227, 281, 344, 410, 463, 516, 572, 628, 683, 843, neurosurgery, 1282 (C) Royal Household: Medical appointments; historical 892;948, 1002, 1058, 1118, 1174 ROMER, C.: Stevens-Johnson syndrome, 768, 1111(C) survey, 1217 Scars, psgmented (B. S. Crawford), 969 (0) Rommer, J. J.: Sterility: Its Cause and Its Treat- Royal Institute of Public Health and Hygiene; SCHINZ, H. R., et al.: Lehrbuch der Rdntgendiagnos- ment, 1034 Harben Lectures, 33 (L) tik. 5th ed., Part 8, 980 RORIE, R. A. B.: College of General Practitionejs, Royal Medical Benevolent Fund; annual meeting, SCHLESINGER, B.: Convulsions in childhood, 667 219 (C) 1386 Schneck, J. M.: Hypnosis in Modern Medicine, 1377 ROSE, A. D.: Sensitization to local application of Royal Medico-Psychological Association: Diplomas Schofield, A. L.: Cartilage for repair of bone defects, antihistamine, 671 (C) granted, 343, 1399 329 Rose, Leonard Mortimer, obituary of, 1225 Royal Navy. See Armed Forces Scholarship for medical women, 169 ROSE, S. S.: An investigation into sterility after Royal Sanitary Institute: Annual Health Congress, Scholarships, medical, 169 lumbar ganglionectomy, 247 (0), 727 (C) 113, 1044, 1402 - - offered by French Government, 169 ROsENTELD, R. E., VOGEL, P., GIBBEL, Natalie, --- Lord Percy elected president, 1232 School examinations, dread of (parliamentary note), SANGER, Ruth, and RACE, R. R.: " New " Rh --- Prize essays, 464 341 antibody, anti-f, 975 (0), 1390 (C) Royal Society: Conversazione, 1209 (A) Schoolgirls, home nursing and first-aid lessons for, Rosenheim, M., on the value of research in producing - Fellows elected, 720 (A) 337, 566 a critical outlook in medicine, 214 - Foreign members elected, 1003 School health; report for 1950-1 of the Chief Rosie, J. I.: Self-demand feeding, 273 (C) --Relations with the Crown, 1189 Medical Officer, Ministry of Education, 87, Ross, A., and BALDWIN, D. W.: Benefits and Royal Society of Arts: Albert Medal awarded to 401 (C) dangers of " butazolidin," 159 E. D. Adrian, 1287 Schwartz, C. W., and Collins, Lois C.: The Skull and J. A.: Sarah 102 Brain Roentgenologically Considered, 1033 Ross, Gamp's Pharmacopoeia, (C) ROYAL SOCIETY OF MEDICINs: Scientific instruments and customs facilities, 894 Ross, J. C., GoW, J. G., and St. HLL, C. A.: Treat- Colyer Prize, 464 ment of genito-urinary tuberculosis; further Wade, P., appointed librarian, 284 SCOTLAND: report, 901 (0) Sections ofAnaesthesia and Surgery: Hypotension Consultants, shortage of (parliamentarynote), 461 ROTMAN, C.: Intestinal microfiora, 406 (C) in 504 Female mortality (parliamentary note), 408 ROUALLE, H.: Reduction of post-operative pain, anaesthesia, (correction, 576) Health in 1952 (vital statistics), 628 1165 (C) Sections of Medicine and General Practice: Dis- cussion on the function of the hospital out- Hospitals: Endowments (Scotland) Bill, 411 Roussel, J.: L'Estomac en Cascade, 1034 397 Medical graduates of Glasgow University after RoxoN-RopscHHTz, I.: Danger of antihistamine patient department, 25 years (A. Meiklejohn), 930 drugs, 103 (C) Royal Statistical Society: Guy Medal in Gold Medical research; Hospital Endowments Bill RoWE, J. B. W.: Dr. Hugh Welch Diamond, 678 (C) awarded to A. Bradford Hill, 1441 (parliamentary note), 514 ROWLANDS, B. C. See BErrs, J. W., 73 - --Guy Medal in Silver awarded to J. 0. Observations on the Early Public Health Movement ROWORTH, G.: Information to patients in hospital, Irwin, 1457 In Scotland. By J. H. F. Brotherston (A. S. 271 (C), 264 (L), 672 (C) Rubber; allergy to condoms, 1006 MacNalty) (Nova et Vetera), 270 Royal Air Force. See Armed Forces Rubella, polyarthritis in, 1388 Poliomyelitis research, 1457 24 SCO-STE INDEX MEDICAL---16 1----&J6,JOURNAL

SCOTLAND (continued): Simpson, K., on the museum in teaching, 214 Society of Medical Officers of Health, C. M. Brown Registrar-General's quarterly report (vital statis- -(Editor): Modern Trends in Forensic Medicine, 602 elected president, 1342 tics), 790 SIMPSON, R. E. H.: Impetigo contagiosa, 675 (C) Society for ReliefofWidows and Orpltans of Medical Reports of Department of Health and Scottish Suswpo., S. L.: Treatment of Addison's disease, Men; annual general meeting, 1401 Health Services Council, 830 1110 (C) See also: Scottish Health Services Council, 831 SINDELL, J. A.: Nikethamide by mouth, 1052 (C) British Occupational Hygiene Society Survey of prescribing in Scotland in 1951 (D. M. Singapore Medical Plan, 600 British Pharmacological Society Dunlop, R. S. Inch and J. Paul), 694 (0), Singer, C.: A great papal physician; Lancisi's Chelsea Clinical Society 776 (C) 935 (C), 939 (C), 994 (C), 1110 (C) Aneurysms. Latin text, revised, with translation Devon and Exeter Medico-Chirurgical Society and notes by W. C. Wright (Nova et Vetera), 93 Ergonomics Research Society Harveian Society Sco'rr, Sir Harold: Poisonous snakes, 1062 (C) - Vesalius on the Human Brain. Edited and of London ScoI-r, R. A. M.: College of General Practitioners, translated by C. Singer (D. Guthrie) (Nova et Hunterian Society 565 (C) Vetera), 449, 442 (L) Manchester Medical Society Anticoagulants in myocardial infarction, 1223 (C) - Ugo Benzi: Medieval Philosopher and Physician. Medical Society of London ScoTr, R. B.: Treatment of polycythaemia rubra By D. P. Lockwood (Nova et Vetera), 614 North of England Obstetrical and Gynaeco- vera, 1 128 (0) - Letters ofBenjamin Rush. Edited by L. R. Butter- logical Society Scorr, W. M.: The catheter and the prostate, 406 (C) field (Nova et Vetera), 726 North-western Tuberculosis Society Scurvy: Bicentenary celebration of publication of - Sir Hans Sloane and the British Museum (Nova Nutrition Society Lind's Treatise of the Scurvy, 1265 (L) (correc- et Vetera), 1274 Scottish Society of Anaesthetists tion, 1344) - Uttermost Part of the Earth. By E. L. Bridges Southampton Medical Society Scurr, R.: Treatment of impetigo, 837 (C) (Nova et Vetera), 1330 Sociology: Problem families, 1381 (A) Seaweed baths; mode of administration and SINGH, I.: Proguanil and blackwater fever, 598 (0), SO,OMON, G.: Smoking and cancer, 1335 (C) therapeutic value, 1005 833 (C) SOLOMON, R. M.: Benefits and dangers of " buta- Seborrhoea: Pityrosporum ovale and some scaly SINGH, J., RAY, A. P., BASU, P. C., and MISRA, B. G.: zolidin," 159 conditions of the scalp (F. A. Whitlock), Pyrimethamine in treatment of vivax,malaria; Songo fever, 1063 484 (0), 499 (A), 676 (C) preliminary report, 1260 (0) SOPHIAN, J.: Sympathetic nerves and eclampsia, SECKBACH, M.: Recurrent parotid enlargement, SINoLErON, F. B.: Correct names for drugs, 671 (C) 940 (C) 846 (C) Sj8gren's disease treated with cortisone, 159 - Toxaemia in pregnancy, 1006 (C) SEIBERT, Barbara. See Fourman, P., 544 SKELTON, M. 0. See STRATToN, H. J. M., 127 - Uterine tension, 1166 (C) SELBOURNE, H.: " Butazolidin," 332 (C) SORSBY, A. See BURKINSHAW, J., 702 Selly Oak Hospital inquiry (medico-legal note), SKIN: See also Dermatitis Sorsby, M. (Editor): The National Health Service: 341; findings, 571 Atlas of the Commoner Skin Diseases. 4th ed. A Guide for Practitioners, 1091 SELYE, H., and HORAV4A, A.: Reprints of communica- (C. G. Semon), 661 Sound-proofing the surgery, 845 tions on stress and the adaptive hormones, Coccidiodin, histoplasmin, and blastomycosis South Africa: Medical Association of South Africa 452 (C) antigen for diagnostic tests, 464 East London Division; invitation to visitors, 276 Semon, C. G.: Atlas of the Commoner Skin Diseases. Dermatology: Essentials of Diagnosis and Treat- Southampton Medical Society Centenary, 1003 4th ed., 661 ment (Marion B. Sulzberger and J. Wolf), 873 Spalding, F. L., nominated Mayor of Worcester, 629 Septicaemia; treatment with aureomycin, 764 Dermatoses Professionnelles (H. Gougerot and Spas: Physical treatment of rheumatic diseases at Serology: Introduction to Universal Serologic A. Carteaud), 603 British spas, 1277 Reaction In Health and Disease (R. L. Kahn), 260 Diseases of the Skin. 5th ed. (R. W. MacKenna), Speech therapists, register, 1341 - Serology with Lipid Antigen: With Special 441 Speech therapy: Residential Speech Therapy (Editor: Reference to Kahn and Universal Reactions Epidemiology of some skin infections (R. Cruick- C. Worster-Drought), 602 (R. L. Kahn), 260 shank), 55 (0), 87 (A), 334 (C), 675 (C) SPENCE, A. W.: Myxoedema, 1384 Serum anaphylaxis, prevention of, 1343 Lesions in organic brain disease (E. Elizabeth Spence, Sir James: Function of the hospital out- sickness (Mary Whitfield), 141 Robertson), 291 (0) patient department, 397 Services, Armed. See Armed Forces Mind and the skin, 100 SPENCER, A. G., and LLOYD-THOMAS, H. G.: Clinical Sewage: Small Sewage Disposal System (0. J. S. Pityrosporum ovale and some scaly -conditions of trial of a new oral diuretic, 957 (0) Macdonald), 550 the scalp (F. A. Whitlock), 484 (0), 499 (A), SPENCER, A. M. See SANDIsON, R. A., 560, 1111 Sex determination during pregnancy, 1121 676 (C) Spectrochemical analysis, 893 Sexual abnornalities; case of male pseudoherm- Postgraduate symposium, 412 Spermatogenesis; aetiology, prognosis and investiga- aphroditism (D. C. Beatty, C. J. Champ and Practical Dermatology for Medical Students and tion of aspernia, 1005, 1178 (C) G. I. M. Swyer), 1369 (0) Practitioners (G. M. Lewis), 493 Spinach; value in diet, 674, 794 -cycle: Climacteric, oestrogen therapy, 37 (A), Response to pethidine in (B. L. Finer and M. W. 215 (C), 453 (C) Partington), 431 (0) SPsIAL CORD: Studies In Psychosomatic Medicine: Psycho- Chordotomy for relief of intractable phantom- sexual Functions In Women (Therese Benedek), 32 Skull, fractures, 39 limb pain, 299 -intercourse, after syphilis, 115; 348 (C), 510 (C), - simple depressed fracture of; diagnosis and Diabetic myelopathy (H. Garland and D. Taver- 565 (C), 677 (C), 837 (C), 993 (C) treatment (L. Rogers), 1431 (0) ner), 1405 (0), 1438 (L) allergy to condoms, 1006 - The Skull and Brain Roentgenologically Con- Friedreich's ataxia combined with diabetes mellitus coital posture in obesity, 1290 sidered (C. W. Schwartz and Lois C. Collins), in sisters (D. W. Ashby and P. S. Tweedy), recurrent urinary symptoms after, 1122 1033 1418 (0), 1438 (L) S6zary's reticulosis with exfoliative dermatitis SLADDEN, R. J. See LAWRENCE, J. S., 1085 Intractable gastric crises relieved by chordotomy (H. T. H. Wilson and J. Fielding), 1087 (0) Sleep-walking, relation to development of epilepsy, (G. 0. Mayne), 1309 (0) SHACKLE, J. W.: The metric system, 887 (C), 1163(C) 1344 Traunatismes de la MoElle Eplnlire (D. Reaction to blood transfusion, 1280 (C) Sloane, Sir Hans, and the foundation of the British Mahoudeau), 143 SHACKMAN, R., and DANIEL, 0.: Renal tumours, Museum (C. Singer) (Nova et Vetera), 1274 1251 (0) Slobody, L. B.: Survey of Clinical Pediatrics, 1092 SPINE: Shaffer, C. F., and Chapman, D. W.: Correlative Smallpox: North Country outbreak (vital statistics), Benign form of acute osteitis (A. E. Bremner and 682, 738, 842, G. A. Neligan), 856 (0) Cardiology: An Integration of Cardiac Function 892, 948, 1002, 1059, 1118, 1174 Fractures during cortisone therapy, 846 and the Management of Cardiac Disease, 873 - vaccination technique, 43 to the back SHAFI, M. A.: Leaking abdominal aneurysms, -W.H.O. campaign, 1231 Injuries (E. A. Nicoll), 879, 928 405 (C) Smell; anosmia and cacosmia, 231 Lwnbar Disc Lesions: Pathogenesis and Treatment SHANKs, S. C.: Treatment of ringworm of the scalp, Smellie, Maxwell, obituary of, 1337 ofLow Back Pain and Sciatica (J. R. Armstrong), Alfred Tennyson. 317 780 (C) Smith, obituary of, 623 Tuberculosis; methods of Sharman, A., elected vice-president, International Smith, B. F.: Manual of Electrocardiography, 318 immobilization, 952 Fertility Association, 791 SMITH, H. C. P.: Bathing and vestibular palsy due Spleen, floating, 1167, 1335 Shaw, Evan Alan Sivell, obituary of, 1284 to streptomycin, 451 (C) rupture, long-delayed; report of two cases SHAw, S., and EVANS, W. E.: Clostridial myositis SmTH, J. A., and WooD-SsmTH, F. G.: Use of suc- (C. G. Attenborough), 380, 1162 (C) association with injections of sodium sulpha- cinylcholine in E.C.T., 451 (C) Splenectomy: Anaemia, haemolytic, treated by thiazole, 429 (0) Smith, John Henderson, obituary of, 47 A.C.T.H., cortisone, and splenectomy (3. D. SIAW, Sir W. Fletcher: The Central Midwives SmrrH, N. R.: Operative treatment of hallux va'gus Aitchison), 78 (0) Board and Sir Francis Champneys, 158 (C) and rigidus, 274 (C) Splenic artery; aberrant branch (V. S. Rao), 978 Sheffield University. See Universities: Sheffield Smith, R.: Surgery of Pancreatic Neoplasms, 660 Sport: British Association of Sport and Medicine, Sheldon, J. M., Lovell, R. G., and Mathews, K. P.: SMrrH, R. N. C.: The premenstrual syndrome, 739 Manual of Clinical Allergy, 1151 1161 (C) Sprue; exclusion of wheat gluten from diet, 465 SHEPPARD, P. M.: Cancer of stomach and ABO Smith, Ralph Paterson, obituary of, 943 Squint: Orthoptists Register, 684 blood groups, 1220 (C) SMITH, S. G. See LUNTuz, G. R. W. N., 296 STAFPORD, J. L. &Se HILL, K.R., 117 SHEPHERD, Alison. See Fourman, P., 544 SMrrTH, Sir Sydney: Magic, medicine, and religion; Stallworthy, J., Walker, K., Malleson, Joan. and SHEPHERD, F. W. See SWssTNAst W. P., 765 the persistence of an idea, 847 (0), 1165 (C), Jackson, Margaret: Problems of Fertility in SHER, N. See GRIFFrrHs, M. I., 601 1168 (C) General Practice. 2nd ed., 1318 SHERA, A. G.: "The slandered fragrant weed," SMrrH, W. H.: Mephenesin in the treatment of STAMMERS, F. A. R.: Abuse of antibiotics, 272 (C) 338 (C) tetanus, 1090 Staphylococcal infection, chronic, in infancy, 336 Shields, Albert Frederick Leopold, obituary of, 48 SMrrHER, W. J.: Gastro-enteritis in general practice; - pyothorax in infants (F. Rackow), 11 (0) Shields, Charlotte Annie, obituary of, 890 study of 90 unselected cases, 376 (0) Star and Garter Home; G. Anderton appointed Shiels, Sir Thomas Drummond, obituary of, 106, 223 SMITHERs, D. W.: Smoking and lung cancer, 677 (C) Commandant, 169 Shigella sonnei; sensitivity to antibiotics (G. B. - Facts and fancies about cancer of the lung, STARER, F.: Analysis of 50 cases of persistent Forbes), 1139 (0) 1235 (0) ductus arteriosus, 971 (0), 1223 (C) Shock treated with noradrenaline, 162 Smoking. See Tobacco smoking Statistics, vital See Vital Statistics Shoulder, painful, 1323 (A) SMYTH, M.: Modern treatment, 835 (C) Status asthmaticus, use of A.C.T.H. and cortisone SHUTE, E. V. See SHurE, W. E., 337 Snake bites, treatment of, 793, 1062 (C) in prevention and treatment, 413 SHtrrE, P. G.: Mosquitoes and the floods, 616 (C) Snapper, I. See Dock, W., 714 Steatorrhoea, idiopathic; exclusion of wheat glutena See COVELL, Sir Gordon, 1081 SNEDDON, I. B. See CHURCH, R. E., 334 from diet, 465 SHUTE, W. E., and SHUTE, E. V.: Therapeutic uses SNELL, W. E.: Misuse of drugs in tuberculosis, - in Crohn's disease, treatment of (Joyce Burke). of vitamin E, 337 (C) 1331 (C) 239 (0) Silicosis in coal workers, 144 (L) Social medicine: Medicine and social policy (F. A. E. Stedman, Herman, obituary of, 788 SILK, E. See EVANs, F. T., 136,271 Crew), 1 123 (0) STEELs G. C.: Trichlorethylene in labour, 615 (C) -See HALL, L.W., 134 .-teaching of, 323, 675 (C) Sterility; aetiology, prognosis and,investigation of -See LEHMANN, H., 767 security; doctors and sickness insurance schemes, aspermia, 1005, 1178 (C) SnMONS, S. C. SeeMACKc, R.,331 1059 after lumbar gagL y (S. S. Rose), Simpson and the _introduction of chloroform, Society of Apothecaries; Livery Dinner, 1231; 247(0). 727 (C) 1110 (C), 1332 (C) diplomas granted, 1455 -Sterility: Its Cause and Its Treatment (J. J. SImPsoN, I.: ""A happy event," 11 10(C) Society of Endocrinology, 1175 Rommer), 1034 JAN.-JUNE, 1953 INDEX STE-THR 25 Sterilizer, prevention of scale in, 575 Suprarenals. See Adrenals TTH (contnued): Stern, D. M., and Burnett, C. W. F.: Modern Surgeons, relations with the Crown, 1188 Nuffield dental fellowships, 284 Practlce of Obstetrics, 549 Surgeons' Hall of Fame proposed, 517 Old Instruments Used or Extracting Teeth. By STEvENS, A. E.: College of General Practitioners, Sir 222 (C) SURGERY: Frank Colyer (V. Z. Cope) (Nova et Vetera), Stevens-Johnson syndrome (C. Romer), 768, 1111(C) Half-circle intestinal clamps, 455 1047 Stewart, H. J.: Cardiac Therapy, 1206 Management of Abdominal Operations (Editor: Order of eruption of the permanent human denti- STEWART, I.: Treatment of bowel infections of the R. Maingot), 549 tion (E. M. B. Clements, E. Davies-Thomas and Tropics, 454 (C) Metabolic changes associated with operation Kathleen G. Pickett), 1425 (0) STEWART, J. B.: A modification of the Hubbard (I. W. MacPhee), 1023 (0) Routine dental treatment, 43, 162, 401 tank, 881 Plastic; Mount Vernon Centre for Plastic Surgery Sacrifice of healthy canines, 1403 STEWART, Sbeila. See TURNBULL, F. W. A., 1244 and Jaw Injuries, 629 Time of eruption of permanent teeth in British Stewart, Thomas Wyper, obituary of, 1225 Post-operative exercises in bed, 741 children in 1947-8 (E. M. R. Clements, E. Stilboestrol: Dosage in prostatic cancer, 1051 Reduction of post-operative Pain (D. L. Lewis and Davies-Thomas and Kathleen G. Pickett), Stillwell, Reginald John, obituary of, 1396 W. A. L. Thompson), 973 (0), 1165 (C) 1421 (0) STIRK, D. I.: Case of subserous duodenal haema- Textbook ofSurgery (Editor: H. F. Moseley), 1150 Telanthropus capensis, 208 toma, 712, 1051 (C) Suxethonium: Response in dogs to relaxants derived Telephones, disinfection of, 171 Stockings, elastic, prescriptions for (parliamentary from succinic acid and choline (L. W. Hall, Television: Medical programmes and the public, note), 460 H. Lehmann and E. Silk), 134 (0), 148 (A) 884, 995, 1112 (C), 1224 (C) Stoll, B. A.: X-ray and Radium Therapyfor Students, SWAIN, G. C. See BARRITr, D. W., 379 TEMPEST, M. N.: Haemophilia with respiratory 821 SWAIN, R. H. A., and MITCHELL, R. G.: Isolation obstruction, 1332 (C) of a coxsackie virus from two cases of Bornholm TEMPLE, L. J., and GRAY, C.: Chloroform for STOMACH: disease, 1354 (0), 1379 (L) bronchography in children, 883 (C) Cancer; relationship to ABO blood groups (J. Swan, H. J. C. See Barcroft, H., 921 Tendon transplantation in poliomyelitis, 1038 (A) Aird, H. H. Bentall and J. A. F. Roberts), Sweating, excessive, of hands, 414 Terminology: Lingua medica: Study in medical 799 (0), 828 (A), 1050 (C), 1220 (C), 1393 (C) SWEsTMAN, B. S. See CUTNER, M., 576, 686 semantics (Ff. Roberts), 1444 Electrophoresis of human gastric Juice in relation SWEETNA.M, W. P., SBEPHERD, F. W., and MURPHY, - misuse of words, 215, 335,453, 733 to Castle's intrinsic factor (A. L. Latner and E. F.: Congenital obstruction of small intestine others), 467 (0), 498 (A), 1448 (C) in two premature infants, 765 (0), 934 (C) TERRAMYCIN: L'Estomac en Cascade (J. Roussel), 1034 SWERDLOW, M.: Modern anaesthesia in prostatic Availability and uses, 719 (A) Gastrectomy, partial; tuberculosis as sequel, surgery, 1048 (C) In treatment of acute otitis media in children 985 (A) Swift, P. N.: The Physician's Guide to Chemotherapy, (S. Mawvson, J. D. Gray and A. B. Hewlett), Haematemesis; treatment with oral thrombin 82 817(0) (V. Edmunds), 1371 (0) Swimming-baths, algicides for, 1343 Liver injury following use, 777 (A), 938 (C) Ulcer. See Peptic Ulcer - as source of tuberculous infection, 1271 (A) 1279 (C) SToNHIAm, F.: Long-delayed rupture of spleen, Swine erysipelas in man, 1177 Sensitivity of Sh. sonnet, 1139 1162 (C) Swiney prize, 629 TESTCLES: Storrar, W., appointed medical director of Montreal SWYER, G. I. M., and DALEY, Doreen: Progesterone Interstitial-cell tumour causing pubertas praecox General Hospital, 844 implantation in habitual abortion, 1073 (0), (J. Anagnostou and G. J. Frangopoulos), STOTE, C. L. See GRANT, G. H., 914 1095 (A), 1277 (C) 861 (0), 878 (A) Stott, D. H.: Saving Children from Delinquency, 317 -See BEATrY, D.C., 1369 Oestradiol benzoate and orchidectomy, influence Strabismus. See Squint SWYNNERToN, B. F., and TANNER, N. C.: Annular on reticulo-endothelial system (T. Nicol and STRACH, E. H.: Osteoid osteoma, 1031 (0) pancreas, 1028 (0) A. Abou-Zikry), 133 (0) STRADLING, P.: General practitioner and mass SYKES, W. S.: Otitis and ear syringing, 222 (C) Orchitis as complication of chicken-pox (G. radiography, 561 (C) Sympathectomy; sterility after lumbar ganglionec- Ormiston), 1203 -See EvANS, C., 729 tomy (S. S. Rose), 247 (0), 727 (C) Undescended, malignancy in, 335, 508 STRATTON, H. J. M., PRICE, T. M. L., and SKELTON, Sympathetic nerves and eclampsia (G. W. Theobald). M. O.: Granuloma of the nose and periarteritis 422 (0), 730 (C), 940 (C) TETANUS: nodosa, 127 (0) Fatal, following prick, 733 Strauss, E. B.: Reason and Unreason In Psychological SYPHLLS: Prevention and treatment (L. Cole), 150, 403 (C), Medicine, 1033 Congenital, of lungs (P. W. Edmondson), 1148 455 (C), 730 (C), 1112 (C) STREETEN, D. H. P., and WARD-MCQUAID, J. N.: Endemic, 1157 (A) Puerperal, of unusual origin (H. K. Bourns), 491 Electrolyte changes and paralytic sleus, 331 (C) Introduction to Universal Serologic Reaction In Tetanus infection (parliamentary note), 570 Health and Disease (R. L. Kahn), 260 Treatment with mephenesin (W. H. Smith), 1090 STREPTOMYCIN: Late and latent, management of (G. L. M. Bathing; dangers after vestibular palsy due to McElligott), 829 TETLoW, C.: Puerperal psychiatric illness, 42 (C) streptomycin, 451 Mass treatment, 594 Tetrachlorethane possonmg, acute; report oni two Combination with isoniazid in treatment of Serology with Lipid Antigen: With Special fatal cases (A. K. Mant), 655 (0) pulmonary tuberculosis, 522 Reference to Kahn and Universal Reactions Tetraethylthiuramdisulphide addiction, 1450 Desensitization against, 1403 (R. L. Kahn), 260 THEOaALD, 0. W.: Sympathetic nerves and eclamp- Dihydrostreptomycin in genito-urinary tuber- Sexual intercourse after treatment, 115, 348 (C), sia, 422 (0), 730 (C), 940 (C) culosis, 902 510 (C), 565 (C), 677 (C), 837 (C), 993 (C) THERAPEUTCS: Exports (parliamentary note), 680 Syphilitic Optic Atrophy (W. L. Bruetsch). 1435 Combined chemotherapy in bacterial infections Resistance in patients with pulmonary tuberculosis Treatment; is penicillin alone sufficient? 519 (L. P. previously treated with P.A.S. alone (F. W. A. Wassermann test in infancy, 741 Garrod), 954 (0) Turnbull and others), 1244 (0) Modern treatment and its abuses, 671, 835 (C), Sensitivity of Sh. sonnet, 1139 Syringes: Cartridge syringes, disadvantages of, 1459 1224 (C) Treatment of tuberculous four-year - measurement of leakages, 368, 386 Modern Treatment Year Book 1953 (Editor: meningitis; - test strips for dry sterilized syringes, 1162 Sir Cecil Wakeley), 1151 follow up (Sheenah J. M. Russell and P. Pharmacology In Clinical Practice (H. Beckman), MacArthur), 192 (0) 872 Stress: Allergy, and other stress-conditioned illness; T Therapeutic Substances (Prevention of Misuse) suggested association with obsolete autonomic Tabes dorsalis; intractable gastric crises relieved by Bill (parliamentary note), 341, 459, 627, 1173 defence reflexes (R. Harper), 392 chordotomy (G. 0. Mayne), 1309 (0) -Reprints of communications on stress and the Tachycardia (C. Bramwell), 500, 996 (C) Thermometers, construction with plastic materials, adaptive hormones, 452 - paroxysmal, auricular, in childhood (T. Wright), 347 STRUTITERS, R. A.: Vomiting in late pregnancy, 25 (0) Thermometry, clinical, origins of, 685 1108 (C) Talbot, N. B., and others: Functional Endocrinology: Thiopentone, intra-arterial injection, 95, 402, 562, Strychnine in treatment of poliomyelitis, 1224 From Birth Through Adolescence, 1205 618, 888 - tonic, unusual reaction to, 1234 Talc granuloma simulating carcinoma; case (F. Thiosemicarbazone in genito-urinary tuberculosis, ST61DDERT, T. C.: Farmer's lung, 1305 (0) Baar), 1146 (0) 901 Student health services; progress report of Royal Tanner, J. M. (Editor): Prospects In Psychiatric -T.B3, clinical trial in surgical tuberculosis College of Physicians, 323 (A), 345 Research, 921 (J. H. Mayer and P. G. Laing), 189 (0) STUNGO, E.: The law and homosexuality, 45 (C) TANNER, N. C. See SWYNNERTON, B. F., 1028 Thiouracil in toxic goitre, 158, 332 - Puerperal psychiatric illness, 163 (C) Taste, disorders of, 171 THOMAS, B. A.: M. cants rigworm and loss of Subarachnoid haemorrhage, 1158 - effect of chorda tympani lesion on, 54 schooling, 536(0), 780 (C), 1052 (C), 1333 (C) --in pregnancy (J. N. Walton), 869 (0) Tata Meworial Trust: Grants, scholarships and THOMAS, D. F.: Nail for trochanteric fractures, 157 -- pregnancy after. 793, 896 fellowships, 283, 1401 THOMAs, E. W. P.: Dermatomyositis and malignant Sublingual mumps (J. M. Canning), 30 TATrERSALL, W. H.: Tuberculosis case-finding, disease, 101 (C) Succinylcholineoeffect f pseudocholinesterase level 835 (C) THOMAS, J. C. S.: Mental hospital service, 992 (C) on action of succinylcholine in man (F. T. Evans - Set MaCDOUGALL, I. A., 64 THomAs, M. E. M.: Against umbrellas, 672 (C) and others), 136 (0), 148 (A), 271 (C), 333 (C) TAVERNER, D. See GARLAND, H., 1405 Thomas, Owen Hugh; life of proposed biography, -response in dogs to relaxants derived from Tavistock Clinic, training courses, 1287 941 succinic acid and choline (L. W. Hall, Lehmann, TAYLOR, A. W.: Effects of giandular fever infection THOMPSON, A. G. G.: Incidence of scabies, 1106 (C) H., and E. Silk), 134 (0) 148 (A) in acute leukaemia, 589(O) Thompson, Hubert Gordon, obituary of, 624 - use in E.C.T., with particular reference to its TAYLOR, H.: Treatment of perforated peptic ulcer, THoMPSON, J. W. See PATON, W. D. M., 991 effect on blood pressure (D. J. Adderley and 781 (C) THOMPSON, W. A. L. See LEmss, D. L., 973 M. Hamnilton), 195 (0), 451 (C), 617 (C) TAYLOR H. G., and WEsT, E. G.: Dangers of alu- Thomson, Alexis, note of, 1113 Succinylmonocholine (H. Lehmann and E. Silk), minium welding, 952 (C) THOMSON, FlorenceA.: Comfort in air travel, 996 (C) 767 (0): 1279 (C) (correction, 1404) Taylor, N. B. See Best, C. H., 31 Thomson, James, obituary of, 1055 Suffocation in a fire; cause and treatment, 896 TAYLOR, R. B.: Traumatic encephalopathy from Thomson, James Ettershank Gordon, obituary of, Suicide among students (parliamentary note), 737 boning, 200 1283 - attempted, by burning, 335, 937 TAYLOR, S.: A journal and its readers, 673 (C) THOMSON, T. R.: College of General Practitioners, - Der Selbstmord (E. Rmgel), 771 T.B.3. See Thiosemicarbazones 276 (C) Sulphadimidine and oral penicillin combined in "Tecota" inhaler, 436 Thorax. See Chest acute middle-ear infections (D. Wheatley), Thorn test of adrenal cortical function, 17 806 (0), 823 (L) "Teepol " in the preparation of sputum for tubevcle THORNTON, C. E.: Rheumatic carditis, 334 (C) Sulphathiazole, sodium, clostridial myositis associated culture (P. Browning, K. M. Calver and E. E. Thornton, J. L.: John Abernethy: A Biography with injections of (S. Shaw and W. E. Evans), Paterson), 1432 (0) (C. Singer) (Nova et Vetera), 933 429 (0) TEEIH: Thorotrast; dangers in use, 1280 Sulzberger, Marion B., and Wolf, J.: Dermatology: Dental caries; preventive measures, 103 Threadworms, treatment, dietary, 510, 837, 1166 Essentials ofDiagnosis and Treatment, 4th ed., Dental service, estiwates and expenditure, 724 Thrombin, oral, in treatment of haematemesis 873 Erosion, 116 (V. Edmunds). 1371 (0) 26 THR-UNI INDEX MEDWCAL JOUWAL Thrombo-angiitis obliterans; clinical diagnosis and TOXICOLOGY (continued): TUBERCULOSLS (continued): of cases (R. L. Richards), 478 (0), classification Trinitrotoluene poisoning; aplastic anaemia eight Pulmonary treatmentwith isoniazid; second report 497 (A), 728 (C) years after (F. G. J. Hayhoe), 1143 (0) to M:dical Research Council by their Tubercu- Thrombocytopenic purpura in successive pregnancies, losis Chemotherapy Trials Committee, 522 (0), 102 Toxoplasmosis in relation to mental deficiency 551 (L) Thrombosis, cerebral, 1159 (J. Burkinshaw, B. H. Kirman and A. Sorsby), --with P.A.S. (R. M. Todd), 1247 (0) -coronary, with, 115 flatulence associated 702 (0) (correction, 1122) Rhondda Fach; report of tuberculin survey - grants for research (parliamentary note), 1454 Tracheo-oesophageal fistula, congenital, without factors (T. F. Jarman), 754 (0) -in intravenous infusion; pre-disposing oesophageal atresia; with resultant asphyxial Swimming-pools as source of infection, 1271 (A) and preventive measures, 896 death (B. Krausey), 1433 Third Commonwealth Health and Tuberculosis -recanalization of thrombosed arteries under TRAFFORD, P. A.: Uterine chorionepithelioma, 199 Conference; proceedings, 372 anticoagulant therapy (H. P. Wright, M. M. Transplantation Bulletin, 1457 Treatment abroad (parliamentary note), 945 Kubik and M. Hayden), 1021 (0) Traut, E. F.: Rheumatic Diseases: Diagnosis and at Danish sanatoria, 769 -role of drugs in aetiology, 606 (A) Treatmnent, 493 555 (A) -misuse of drugs, 1331 Thymectomy and myasthenia gravis, Trembley, Abraham, biography of, 1151 -T.B.3, clinical trial in surgical tuberculosis TnTrom: Treponemal diseases, mass treatment with particular (J. H. Mayer and P. G. Laing), 189 (0) to and yaws (T. Guthe and of leakage of Adenoma; malignancy and treatment, 895 reference syphilis Tuberculin syringes, measurement Carcinoma; radio-iodine treatment, 102 others), 594 (0) (J. Guld and C. Rud), 368 (0), 386 (A) 398 1178 Frederick (Nova et Vetera), - in active disease, on 1460 Treves, Sir testing; effects Effect of resorcinol function, use " Tecota" Enlargement due to administration of P.A.S. Trichlorethylene in labour; of Tuberculosis Educational Institute, 630 (R. R. Hamilton). 29 (0) inhaler (E. E. Rawlings), 436 (0), 443 (L), White Plague: Tuberculosis, Man, and Society Goitre and hypothyroidism developing during 615 (C). 884 (C), 1165 (C) (R. Dubos and J. Dubos), 979 treatment with P.A S. (H. T. Davies and Trichlorethylene Anaesthesia (G. Ostlere), 770 Trichomonas vaginalis, risk of transmission to Tubocurarine, intra-arterial injection, 95, 402, 562, H.-J. B. Galbraith), 1261 (0) children, 232 618, 888 - endemic, 665, 1164 (C) Triethylene melamine in human malignant disease; Tumours: Cystic disease of breast treated con- Joll's Diseases of the Thyroid Gland. 2nd ed. results with oral administration of enteric-coated servatively, natural history of (D. H. Patey and (F. F. Rundle). 661 P. B. Kunkler and A. W. Nurick), 15 (0) a cause report of two tablets (Edith Paterson, Myxoedema as of death; A. L. Walpole), 59 (0) -Spread of Tumours in the Human Body. 2nd ed. cases (H. S. le Marquand, W. Hausmann and Trinitrotoluene poisoning; aplastic anaemia eight (R. A. Willis), 31 E. H. Ilemsted), 704 (O), 1108 (C) current journal papers, 699 years after (F. G. J. Hayhoe), 1143 (0) Turkey: Bibliography of Significance in psychiatric illness and treatment; Triethylene mel- TURNBULL, F. W. A., WALLACE, A. T., STEWART, a radioactive tracer Trisethyleneimino-s-triazine. See routine examination with amine Sheila, and CROFTON, J. W.: Streptomycin method (M. Reiss and others), 906 (0) Trochanteric fractures; nail for internal fixation resistance in patients with pulmonary tuber- The Thyroid (T. H. McGavack), 661 (D. F. Thomas), 157 culosis previously treated with P.A.S. alone, treatment Tromexan." See Ethyl biscoumacetate 1244 (0) Thyrotoxicosis; simplified method of drug Turnbull, Kenneth, obituary of, 944 using a uniform dosage of methyl-thiouracil and Tropical medicine: Handbook of Tropical Diseases. added thyroxine (R. Fraser and M. Wilkinson), 5th ed. (J. C. Banerjea and P. B. Bhattacharya), Turner, J. W. A. See Elliott, F. A., 660 32 TURTON, P.: The degradation of flour and bread, 481 (0) (correction, 576) 1450 (C) -treatment with thiouracil, 158, 332 -- tropical diseases in Britain, 1096 (A), 1219 (C), in treat- 1448 (C) TWEEDY, P. S. See AsHBY, D. W., 1418 Thyroxine; simplified method of dosage Twelftree, Arthur, obituary of, 225 481 -- treatment of bowel infections (A. R. D. ment of thyrotoxicosis, Twins: A Study of Three Pairs of Identical Twins TIBBS, D. J.: A continuous-feed aneurysm needle, Adams), 308 (O), 454 (C) 783 (C) TRUETA, J., and HARRIsON, M. H. M.: Ageing of (Dorothy Burlingham), 714 Time, appreciation of, cerebral mechanism of, 1344 cartilage, 42 (C) Studio dei Gemelli (L. Gedda), 822 Tinea capitis, epidemiology of, 57 Trypanosomiasis: Chemotherapy (L. G. Goodwin), Typhoid fever. See Enteric fever - pedis, epidemiology of, 58 311 (0), 993 (C), 1106 (C) Tissue components, radiological measurement of, Tuberculin: Report of survey in the Rhondda Fach 161, 275, 452, 509 (T. F. Jarman), 754 (0) U - necrosis due to adrenaline (G. Leslie and D. syringes, measurement of leakage of (J. Guld and Ulcer, peptic. See Peptic ulcer McPhee), 1315 (0) C. Rud), 368 (0), 386 (4) Umbilical cord, foetal asphyxiation by, 1289 - transplantation; discussion at Medical Society testing; effects in active disease, 1178 neonatal death due to ligation by amniotic of London, 329 - - of infant-school children for case-finding of band (F. O'K. Craven and C. J. M. Geddes), J. R. - - new bulletin and register, 1457 adult tuberculosis (1. A. MacDougall, 81, 222 (C) Mikhail and W. H. Tattersail), 64 (0), 404 (C), UNDERWOOD, E. A.: Medicine and the Crown, TOBACCO SMOKING: 616 (C), 835 (C) 1185 (0), 1207 (L) (correction, 1290), 1449 (C) And cancer of lung (parliamentary note), 1001 Undulant fever. See Brucellosis __-- in doctors, 986 (A) TUBERCULOSIS: UNGLEY, C. C. See LATNER, A. L., 467, 1448 preventive measures, 161, 833 After partial gastrectomy, 985 (A) Counterblaste to Tobacco (1604), 1193 Among aliens in St. Pancras, 616 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: Lung cancer in former addicts, 276 B.C.G. vaccination in infancy, 631 American doctors in Britain, 345 Relation to lung cancer, 338, 399, 505, 564, 618, intracutaneous; variation in technique History of American Epidemiology (C.-E. A. 677, 678, 888, 1105, 1281, 1450 (C. E. Palmer and Phyllis Q. Edwards), 363 (0), Winslow and others), 204 Services concession, harmful effects of, 1335 386 (A) Medical services for American Forces personnel the W.H.O. Tuberculosis Research 455 219 785 (C) Studies by in Britain, TODD, J.: Emphysema, (C), Office, Copenhagen. Report prepared under the Recruitment to medical schools, 977 TODD, R. M.: Treatment of primary pulmonary direction of Lydia B. Edwards and C. E. Palmer, tuberculosis with P.A.S., 1247 (0) 979 UrnVERSRrrms: -and HALL, E. G.: Chloramnphenicol in prophylaxis Bovine: Non-pulmonary Tuberculosis of Bovine Aberdeen: Degrees ,onferred, 1399 of infantile gastro-enteritis, 1359 (0) Origin in Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Honorary degrees conferred, 844 TOMASZESWSKI, W.: Incidence of black tongue in 1952 (G. S. Wilson, J. W. S. Blacklock and Belfast: Queen's University, degrees conferred, antibiotic treatment, 1249 (0) Lilian V. Reilly), 662 (L) 1285 Tongue: Furring; investigation and treatment, Case-finding by tuberculin-testing of infant-school Birmingham: Appointments, 1284 1061, 1344 children (I. A. MacDougall, J. R. Mikhail and Degrees conferred, 891 -incidence of black tongue in antibiotic treatment W. H. Tattersall), 64 (0), 404 (C), 616 (C), Bristol: Degrees awarded, 891 (W. Tomaszewski), 1249 (0) 835 (C) Examination results, 11i Tonsillectomy, method of anaesthesia for (B. Kenton Detection in general practice by photofluotography Cambridge: Alumni Cantabrigienses. Part 2, and H. M. Parsons), 708 (0) (F. A. Nash, B. Benjamin and T. J. Lee), 304 (0), Vol. 5, 1318 TooHEy, M.: Clinical trial of phenylindanedione as 322 (A), 452 (C), 508 (C), 561 (C), 672 (C) Appointments, 108, 461, 891, 1228, 1284, 1399 an anticoagulant, 650 (0), 1220 (C) Diagnosis; " Teepol " in the preparation of Degrees conferred, 108, 461, 891, 1228, 1284, Tooth. See Teeth sputum for tubercle culture (P. Browning, 1399 TovEY, G. H., WARREN, C. P., and WOOD, Eileen E.: 1432 Elisabeth Storey Fund, 461 " K. M. Calver and E. E. Paterson), (0) " Dangerous recipients of transfusion; in- Genito-urinary; further report on treatment Examination results, 108 compatible reactions after transfusion of group (J. C. Ross, J. G. Gow and C. A. St. Hill), Grant for work in experimental embryology, 461 0 Rh-negative blood, 813 (0) 901 (0) Health service, 684 treatment with modified P.A.S., 95 Lecturers, 108 TOxIcOLooY: Dublin: Fleming, J. B., appointed Professor of Cyanide antidotes, 36 (A) Help Yourself to Get Well: A Guide for T.B. Patients and their Families (Marjorie McDonald), Midwifery and Gynaecology, 1228 Dermatitis due to contact with aminoazotoluene School of Physic, Trinity College: Degrees (R. H. Meara and I. Martin-Scott), 1142 (0) 770 (parliamentary note), conferred, 109 Insecticides, poisoning by, treatment of, 1216 Immigrants, tuberculous Diplomas awarded, 1228 of fatal case 681, 1115 "Lethane " poisoning: Report Examination results, 109 (Elizabeth Coulter and R. D. G. Creery), 379 Laundering of contaminated clothing, 845 of 45 Durham: Degrees conferred, 109 Mercury vapour, 286 Meningitis, tuberculous; value B.C.G., Nurs- among females in Scotland (parliament- Edinburgh: Boots Research Fellowship in Mouse poisons, dangerous, 1233 (correction, 1460) Mortality ing, 920 Nitrobenzene poisoning, acute, with transient ary note), 408 1058 Degrees conferred, 109 amino-aciduria (W. E. Parkes and D. W. Neill), rates (vital statistics), conferred, 109 653 (0) Phenylbutazone; effect on quiescent tuberculosis, Diplomas 1388 General practice teaching unit, 1044 Paralysis following poisoning by new organic Honorary degrees conferred, 684 phosphorus insecticide (mipafox): report on Pree awarded by National Association for the 345 Kerr, D. J. A., appointed Regius Professor of two cases (P. L. Bidstrup, J. A. Bonnell and Prevention of Tuberculosis, Forensic Medicine, University of Edinburgh, A. G. Beckett), 1068 (0), 1093 (L), 1097 (A) Pulmonary; bronchograms in children; use of G. " dionosil " (J. Rendle-Short), 259 1401, 1454 Phenylbutazone; deaths of two patients (J. Glasgow: Degrees conferred, 109, 1399 Benstead), 71 1 - in Ceylon (D. Barlow), 612 389, 391 Diplomas conferred, 109 Poisoning, accidental, treatment of (J. Glaister), pleural effusion, to St. Mungo Chair 1214 (correction, 1444) role of industrial fumes in aetiology, 1343 Mackey, W. A., appointed Guide to Clinical and streptomycin resistance in patients previously of Surgery, 1228 J'oisoning: A Diagnosis Medical graduates after25 years (A. Meiklejohn), Treatment (W. F. von Oettingen), 771 treated with P.A.S. alone (F. W. A. Turnbull 937 1244 930 Poisons in agriculture, 717 (A), (C) and others), (0) E. J., appointed Regius Professor of Tetrachlorethane poisoning, acute; report on two -treatment of fibrosed nodules with cortisone, Wayne, 159, 404, 561 the Practice of Medicine, 949 fatal cases (A. K. Mant), 655 (0) Ireland, National University: Examination results, Glaister), status of lung resection (F. H. Treatment of accidental poisoning (3. --present 891 1214 (correction, 1444) Young), 287 (0), 561 (C), 834 (C) JAN.-JUNE, 1953 INDEX UNI-WHI 27

UNIVERssrrS (continued): Virus inactivation by acerin, 210 (A) Wakeley, Sir Cecil (Editor): Modern Treatment Year - infections, in newborn, 4 Book 1953, 1151 Leeds: Appointments, 110. 1285 --slow convalescence after, 231 Wale, Royden Samuel, obituary of, 165 Green, H. N., appointed professor of experi- - sexual 1153 mental pathology and director of cancer reproduction in, (L) Wales, University of. See Universities: Wales research, University of Leeds, 1232 Visceral Circulation (Editors: G. E. W. Wolsten- Walker, A. S.: Clinical Problems of War: Australia Honorary degrees conferred, 1232 holme, Margaret P. Cameron and Jessie S. in the War of 1939-1945. Vol. 1, 1264 Liverpool: Diplomas awarded, 1399 Freeman), 921 Walker, J. M.: Physiological effects of smoking, 614 Examination results, 110 Visceroptosis a cause of abdominal symptoms, 53 Walker, John William, obituary of, 734 London: Appointments, 109, 1228, 1338, 1454 VISION: See also Blindness; Eye Walker, K. See Stallworthy, J., 1318 Diplomas awarded, 110, 226, 1454 How do cats see in the dark?, 742 WALKER, W.: Reaction to blood transfusion, Examination results, 110, 226, 1454 Physiological basis of a " quick eye," 793 1388 (C) Fellowships awarded, 1228 Physiology of vision; symposium in British Wall, R. L.: Practical Blood Grouping Methods: Guy's Hospital Medical School: C. B. Allsopp Medical Bulletin, 436 A Manual of Immunohematology, 1206 appointed to Chair of Physics Applied to Standardized reading types for tests, 544 WALLACE, A. T. See TURNBULL, F. W. A., 1244 Medicine, 1003 WALLACE, G. P.: Advertising in examinations? Institutions recognized for M.B., B.S., 109 VITAL STATISTICS: 336 (C) London School of Hygiene and Tropical Cancer mortality rates, 1058 Wallace, J. J. See Barker, J. M., 203 Medicine; diplomas awarded, 1454 Diphtheria: Graphs, 228, 738, 790 WALLER, R. K., SANGER, Ruth, and BoBBITT, 0. B.: Postgraduate travelling fellowships, 1338 Dysentery; graphs, 228, 948, 1002, 1058, 1118, Two examples of the -D-/-D- genotype in an Prizes awarded, 1228 1174, 1230, 1286, 1340, 1400, 1456 American family, 198 (0); 454 (C), 565 (C) Queen Elizabeth College of Household and Elementary Medical Statistics: Principles of WALPOLE, A. L. See PATERSON, Edith, 59 Social Science, 683 Quantitative Medicine (D. Mainland), 83 Walshe, F. M. R., knighthood conferred on, 1328 Royal Free Hospital School of Mvedicine: England and Wales: Infectious diseases in 1952, WALTER, J.: Prosthetic mucosal hypertrophy in the Scholarships awarded, 1454 227 mouth, simnulating malignancy, 1429 (0) Teachers recognized, 109, 226, 1228, 1338 - Registrar-General's Decennial Supplement(193 1), Walters, M. B. See Master, A. M., 1377 Wilkinson, F. C., appointed professor of dental 409 WALTON, J. N.: Subarachnoid haemorrhage in surgery, British Postgraduate Medical Federa- - Registrar-General's Statistical Review, 1951, pregnancy, 869 (0) tion, 109 516,41002 WAPSHAW, H.: Pancreatic side-effects of morphine, Manchester: Diplomas awarded, 1399 Enteric fever; graphs, 227, 948, 1002, 1400, 1456 373 (0) Examination results, 110 Fog; deaths in London, 50 - See MaCDONALD, A. C., 1144 Oxford: Appointments, 461, 1284, 1399 Food-poisoning in Lancashire, 1456 WARD, B. C. H., and WEBER, G. N.: Measurement Degrees conferred, 108, 461, 1228, 1284 Industrial medicine; accidents and diseases in of tissue components radiologically, 161 (C), Honorary Fellows, 1284 1952, 343, 843, 1118, 1286 509 (C) Prizes and Scholarships, 1228 Infants; mortality by social class, 682 Ward, W. R.: appointed Honorary Surgeon to the St. Andrews: Examination results, 109 --rate, 1058 Queen, 789 Sheffield: Appointments and retirements, 111, Infectious diseases; graphs, 51, 111, 167, 227, 281, WARD-MCQUAID, J. N. See STREETEN, D. H. P., 331 1285 344, 410, 462, 516, 572, 628, 682, 738, 790, 842, Ware, Arthur Maitland, obituary of, 225 Degrees conferred, Ill 892, 948, 1002, 1058, 1118, 1174, 1230, 1286, WARIN, J. F.: The teaching of preventive medicine Honorary degrees conferred, 891 1339, 1400, 1456 at Oxford. 675 (C) VVales: Welsh National School of Medicine: - - notifications, 51, 112, 168, 226, 282, 343, -DAVsES, J. B. M., SANDERS, F. K., and VIZOSO, Appointments, 1 10 409, 463, 516, 572, 628, 682, 739, 790, 843, 893, A. D.: Oxford epidemic of Bornholm disease, Degrees conferred, 110, 1284 948 1002, 1058, 1118, 1174, 1230, 1286, 1340, 1951, 1345 (0), 1379 (L) Diplomas awarded, 1284 1400, 1456 Waring, Sir Holburt Jacob, Bart., obituary of, 456, Duncan, A. S., appointed Professor of Obstetrics Influenza, 281, 409, 462, 517, 572, 629 513 and Gynaecology, 1341 Ireland, Republic, Registrar-General's quarterly Warley Hospital, centenary, 1386 West Memorial 1053 returns, 281, 1119 WARREN, C. P. See TOVEY, G. H., 813 Lecture, London: Health in 1951; report of County WARREN, M. D.: Chickenpox, 112 (C) Urea, renal excretion in the West African (R. A. Medical Officer, 50 Warts contracted from swimming-baths, 1343 Kenney), 600 (0) Measles; graphs, 51, 112, 168, 227, 281, 344, 410, -long-standing, treatment of, 1459 Urine: Glycosuria tests; comparison of Benedict's 463, 516, 572, 628, 682, 738, 790, 842, 892, 948, -plantar, epidemiology of, 58 test, clinitest and glucotest (C. H. Gray and 1002, 1058, 1118, 1174 Wassermann test in infancy, 741 H. R. Millar), 1361 (0) Meningococcal infection; graphs, 227, 738, 790, Water: Physiologie Normale et Pathologique du -retention, some aspects of catheterization in 1230, 1286, 1340, 1400 Me'tabolisme de l'Eau (J. Hamburger and (J. A. L. Davies), 257 (0), 266 (A), 405 (C), Ophthalmia neonatorum; graphs, 228, 842, 893, G. vllatl;6), 771 406 (C), 564 (C), 678 (C) 1230, 1286, 1339 -sterilization; use of iodine in the Services, 741 Urticaria after bathing, 951 Pneumonia; graphs, 51, 111, 167, 227, 282, 344, Watkin, Arthur Christopher, obituary of, 788 - papular, aetiology and treatment, 171 410, 462, 516, 572, 628, 682, 738, 790, 843, 892, WATKINS, A. G.: Has the report a pathology? 335 (C) Usher, Victor Field, obituary of, 787 1456 WATKINSON, M. C.: Troublesome cough in a child, U.S.S.R.: Accused Russian Doctors, 824 (L) Poliomyelitis, acute; graphs, 227, 1456 520 (C) - incidence in relation to weather, 409 WATSON, G. I.: College of General Practitioners, UTERUS: Service Bill Action of ovarian hormones on uterine muscle Registration (parliamentary note), 789 44 (C) (G. W. Corner and A. Csapo), 687 (0), 1166 (C) Road accidents, 51, 281 Watson, George Trustram, obituary of, 107 Chorionepithelioma (P. A. Trafford), 199 Scarlet fever; graphs, 51, 112, 168, 227, 281, 344, WATSON, M.: Frustration in the hospitals, 834 (C) Endometrial hyperplasia and carcinoma of fundus, 410, 463, 516, 572, 628, 683, 843, 892, 948, 1002 WATSON-WILLIAMS, E.: Garrulitas vulvae, 54 1448 1058, 1118, 1174 WAUCHOPE, G. M.: " Lente " novo insulin, 563 (C) Incarceration and sacculation with rupture of Scotland: Health in 1952, 628 Wayne, E. J.. appointed Regius Professor of the cervix (D. Freeth and Aileen P. M. Dring), 202 - Registrar-General's quarterly report, 790 Practice of Medicine, Glasgow, 949 Intra-partum rupture (H. J. Knight), 378 Smallpox: North Country outbreak, 682, 738, WEALE, R. A.: Ishihara tables: Comparison of the Prolapse (A. J. Wrigley), 778, 992 (C) 842,892,948,1002,1059,1118,1174 ninth and tenth editions, 1148 (0) - in Tuberculosis mortality rates, 1058 WEBB-JONES, A.: Judet operation, 935 (C) young women, management of, 1233 Weekly table: 50, 112, 168, 228, 282, 344, 410, WEBER, F. P.: Thrombo-angiitis obliterans, 728 (C) 463, 515, 571, 627, 681, 737, 789, 842, 892, 947, - On Naevi and Miscellaneous Subjects, 204 1001, 1057, 1117, 1173, 1229, 1285, 1340, 1399, - 90th birthday of, 1044 V 1455 WEBER, G. N. See WARD, B. C. H., 161, 509 Vaccination and inoculation of troops (parliamentary Whooping-cough; graphs, 51, 111, 167, 228, 282, Weights and measures: Metric system in medicine note), 409 344, 410, 462, 516, 572, 628, 683, 1058, 1118, and pharmacy (W. C. W. Nixon and T. D. - 43 1174, 1230, 1286, 1339, 1400 Whittet), 327; 320 (A); correspondence, 450, technique, 560, 619, 678, 782, 887, 938, 1049, 1109, 1163, Vagina: Regular douching, 171 VITAMINS: 1168 Vaginal flatus, 54 B; effects of unnecessary administration, 1006 -jellies; how long they stay in the vagina (R. R. B2: nicotinic-acid deficiency in psychiatric prac- WEIR, I. B. L. See ANDERSON, T., 7 Willcox), 316 tice,731,935,1164 Wellcome Historical Medical Museum: Exhibition - tampons, in virgin, 53 B,. in treatment of drunkenness, 935 on medicine under three queens, 1329 VARTAN, K.: Post-partum haemorrhage, 1108 (C) B12; electrophoresis of human gastric juice in WELLS, C.: Catheter and the prostate, 99 (C) Vasomotor attacks, 116 relation to Castle's intrinsic factor (A. L. Latner WELSH, F. See MARSON, F. G., 764 VASSALLO, S. M.: Treatment of perforated peptic and others), 467 (0), 498 (A), 1448 (C) WEST, E. G. See TAYLOR, H. G., 952 ulcer, 994 (C) -in pernicious anaemia, 927 (A), 1459 WEST, G. B.: Relationship of the suprarenal cortex Veins: Phlebosclerosis, diffuse, with calcification - parenteral therapy in acute leukaemia, 160 to the differentiation of chromaffin cells, 451 (C) (A. Charan), 80 (0) C; Nutrition Society Symposium, 1265 (L) West Memorial Lecture, Welsh National School of -varicose, surgery of, 216 (correction, 1 344) Medicine, 1053 VENN, P. H.: Intra-arterial injection of thiopentone, D; therapeutic value of massive doses, 632 Westminster Abbey Appeal, 411 618 (C) D2, in Bazin's disease, 171 - medical arrangements for the Coronation, 1212 Ventriculography; dangers of thorotrast, 1280 E; therapeutic uses. 337 - medical men commemorated in (Nova et VENTURA, S. See LARIZZA, P., 885 National Vitamin Foundation grants, 229 Vetera), 1218 VERNON, P. E. See MACE, C. A., 980 Uses and limitations, 939 Westminster Medical School dinner, 1287 Verruca. See Warts 729, WESTROPP, Celia: Breast-feeding in the Oxford child Vertigo: Me'nihre's Disease (H. L. Williams), 873 Vitiligo, treatment with psoralens, 1344 health survey. 1: Study of maternal factors, Vesalius: The Vesalian heritage, 442 (L) Vivisection experiments (parliamentary note), 680 138 (0) - Vesalius on the Human Brain. Edited and VIzoso, A. D. See WARIN, J. F., 1345 Wetherell, Frank Cordeux, obituary of, 889 translated by C. Singer (D. Guthrie) (Nova et VOGEL, P. See ROSENFIELD, R. E., 975 WETHERLEY-MEIN, G. See LYTLE, J. D. M., 1221 Vetera), 449,442 (L) Vomiting, prevention of, 54 WHEATLEY, D.: Combined oral penicillin and sulpha- VICARY, P. M.: Collection of blood, 406 (C) von Oettingen, W. F.: Poisoning: A Guide to dimidine in acute middle-ear infections, 806 (0), VICKERS, H. R. See CHURCH, R. E., 334 Clinical Diagnosis and Treatment, 771 823 (L) Victor, F.: Handwriting-A Personality Projection, VuuJSJE, P. See CORBET, W. M., 676 - Anticoagulants in myocardial infarction, 1391 (C) 607 (A) Whillis, Samuel Short, obituary of, 786 Victoria, Queen, and analgesia during labour, WHITBY, J.: Marooned children, 1391 (C) 824 (L), 1110 (C), 1332 (C) W WHITE, Barbara. See JoNEs, F. A., l22 Vincent, William James Nathaniel, obituary of, 839 WADDY, S. H.: The dangers of blood transfusion, WHITE, R. See PHILLIPS, R. K., 1220 Vines, H. W. C.: Changing function of hospitals, 454 (C) White, William, obituary of, 943 1104 WADE, H. J. See HIRSON, C., 1408 W hitehead, Alan Stuart, obituary of, 407 VINING, W.: Self-demand feeding, 99 (C), 103 (C) WADE, M. T.: Importance of post-mortem exam- WHITELAW, R. G.: Case of primary ovarian preg- Vint, Robert Washington, obituary of, 943 inations, 1391 (C) nancy, 488 (0) BRamsH 28 WHI-ZIN INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL WsIITESIDE, C. T. H.: Limb injuries in coalminers, WILSON, H. T. H., and FIELDING, J.: Sbzary's WORLD HEALIH ORGANIZATION (continued): 1222 (C) reticulosis with exfoliative dermatitis, 1087 (0) WHITFIELD, Mary: Serum sickness, 141 WILSON,J. R. See ACHARYA, B. S. S., 316 Smallpox campaign, 1231 WHMNG, R. J.: Methorphinan in anaesthesia, WILSON, T., and EDESON, J. F. B.: Treatment of Work of W.H.O., 1952, 827 (A) 271 (C) World Health Day, 882 acute malaria with pyrimethamine, 253 (0) Yaws; conference at Bangkok, 855 WHITLOCK, F. A.: Pityrosporum ovale and some - Cross-resistance between " daraprim" and scaly conditions of the scalp. 484 (0), 499 (A), proguanil, 731 (C) control; First International Symposium, 676 (C) WILSON, W. S.: Phenylbutazone and tuberculosis, 384 (L) -SeeHEATH, C., 172 1388 (C) Worster-Drought, C. (Editor): Residential Speech WHITrET, T. D. See NIXON, W. C. W., 327, 619 WINSBURY-WHITE, H. P.: Dosage of stilboestrol, Therapy, 602 WHITTINGHAM, Sir Harold E.: Medical aspects of 883 (C) Worthington, Sir Edward Scott, obituary of, 943 air travel: I. Environment and immunization Winslow, C.-E. A.: Man and Epidemics, 822 Wostenholm, Maurice Humphrey, obituary of, 165 requsirements, 556; 11. Medical fitness, 610; -and others: The History of American Epidemiol- WRIGHT, A. D.: Litigation against doctors, 1167 (C) 733 (C), 996 (C) ogy, 204 Wright, G. P., on the medical curriculum, 214 WHIrrLE, C. H. See MARTIN, L., 1108 Winstanley, Sydney Adams, obituary of, 1452 WRIGHT, H. P.: Anticoagulant therapy, 987 Whooping-cough and diphtheria inoculation; age WINTON, E. R.: Asthmatic attacks in infancy, 686 (C) -KUBIK, M. M., and HAYDEN, M.: Recanalization for administration, 1061 WISDOM, Sylvia. See FALKNER, F., 275 of thrombosed arteries under anticoagulant - graphs (vital statistics), 51, 111, 167, 228, 282, WrrKIN, M.: Troublesome cough in a child, 896 (C) therapy, 1021 (0) 344, 410, 462, 516, 572, 628, 683, 1058, 1118, Wolf, J. See Sulzberger, Marion B., 873 Wright, I. S.: Pathogenesis and Treatment of Throm- 1174, 1230, 1286, 1339, 1400 Wolfe, G.: Chemical Induction of Cancer, 493 bosis: With a Clinical and Laboratory Guide to WICKES, 1. G.: Overfeeding in early infancy, 333 (C) WOLFSON, R.: Treatment of apoplexy, 1392 (0) Anticoagulant Therapy, 143 - Information to patients in hospital, 402 (C) WOLSTENHOLME, G. E. W.: Ciba Foundation's WRIGHT, T.: Auricular paroxysmal tachycardia in WIENER, A. S.: Rh-Hr nomenclature, 404 (C) colloquia on endocrinology, 559 (C) childhood, 25 (0) -Christmas disease, 559 (C) (General Editor): Ciba Foundation Colloquia on Wright, W. C.: Lancisi's Aneurysms. Latin text, - New Rh antibody, 1390 (C) Endocrinology. Vols. 1-4, 440 revised, with translation and notes (C. Singer) WUESEKERA, N. D. J. de S.: Intravenous pituitary -Cameron, Margaret P., and Freeman, Jessie S. (Nova et Vetera), 93 extract in the control of haemoptysis, 1389 (C) (Editors): Visceral Circulation, 921 WRIGLEY, A. J.: Prolapse, 778 Wilkinson, F. C., appointed professor of dental Wood, Albert Victor, obituary of, 1396 a WYANT, G. M.: Subcostal pain following controlled surgery, British Postgraduate Medical Federa- WOOD, B. S. B. See DISNEY, M. E., 1351 respiration, 1334 (C) tion, 109 WOOD, D. R.: Alcohol and barbiturates, 846 (C) Wylie, W. D.: Practical Management of Pain in WILKINSON, M. See FRASER, R., 481 WOOD, Eileen E. See ToVEY, G. H., 813 Labour, 661 WILLCOX, R. 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KEY TO DATES AND PAGES

The following table gives a key to the dates of issue and the page numbers of the BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL and SUPPLEMENT in the first volume for 1953. Serial Date of Journal Supplement Serial Date of Journal Supplement No. Issue Pages Pages No. Issue Pages Pages 4800 .. Jan. 3 .. 1- 54 .. 1 -6 4813 .. Apr. 4 .. 743- 794 .. 97-134 4801 .. ,, 10 .. 55-116 .. 7-1`4 4814 .. ,, 11 .. 795- 846 .. 135-138 4802 .. ,, 17 .. 117-172 .. 15-18 4815 .. ,, 18 .. 847- 896 .. 139-144 4803 .. ,, 24 .. 173-232 .. 19-30 4816 .. ,, 25 .. 897- 952 .. 145-158 4804 .. ,, 31 .. 233-286 .. 31-34 4817 .. May 2 .. 953-1006 .. 159-204 4805 .. Feb. 7 .. 287-348 .. 35-38 4818 .. ,, 9 .. 1007-1062 . 205-218 4806 .. ,, 14 .. 349-414 .. 39-44 4819 .. ,, 16 .. 1063-1122 .. 219-224 4807 .. ,, 21 .. 415-466 .. 45-52 4820 .. ,, 23 .. 1123-1178 .. 225-248 4808 .. ,, 28 .. 467-520 .. 53-58 4821 .. ,, 30 .. 1179-1234 .. 249-260 4809 .. Mar. 7 .. 521-576 .. 59-66 4822 .. June 6 .. 1235-1290 .. 261-272 4810 .. ,, 14 .. 577-632 .. 67-72 4823 .. ,, 13 .. 1291-1344 .. 273-280 4811 .. ,, 21 .. 633-686 .. 73-80 4824 .. ,, 20 .. 1345-1404 . 281-292 4812 .. ,, 28 .. 687-742 .. 81-96 4825 .. ,, 27 . 1405-1460 .. 293-314 II

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