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Xjrtttsh Kadka ,Iuuruaal. the JOURNAL of the BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION THE Xjrtttsh kadka ,IuuruaaL. THE JOURNAL OF THE BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. _~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ EDITED BY SIR DAWSON WILLIAMS, M.D., LL.D., D.LITT., D.Sc., AND NORMAN GERALD HORNER, M.A., M.D. VOLUAIE 1, 1924. JANUAIIR TO J UJE:. I :~~~~~ PRINTED AND PUBLISHED AT THE OFFICE OF THE BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, 429, STRAND, W.C. INDEX TO VOLUME I FOR 1924. RLEADERS in search of a particular subject will find it useful to bear in mind that the references are in several cases distributed under two or more separate but nearly synonymous headings-such, for instance, as Brain and Cerebral; Heart and Cardiac; Liver and Hepatic; Renal and Kidney; Cancer and Carcinoma, Epithelioma, Malignant Disease, New Growth, Sarcoma, etc.; Child and Infant; Bronchocele, Goitre, and Thyroid; Diabetes, Glycosuria, and Sugar; Light, Roentgen, Radium, X Rays; Status Lympbaticus and Thymus; Eye, Ophthalmia, and Vision; Bicycle and Cycle; Motor and Automobile; Association, Institution, and Society, etc. Subjects dealt witb under various main headings in the JOURNAL have been set out in alphabetical order under their respective headings-for example, "Correspondence," "LLeading Articles," " The Week," " Reviews," etc. Original Articles are indicated by the letter (0). A. Acid, para- amino- ampholytic, synthesis of ALLAN, Alexander S., appointed an Esquire of (Jeremiah Fakem), 138 the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 1020 ABDERHALDEN, Emil: Handbuch der bio- Acidosis (Es. Cunningham), 383 ALLAN, George A.: Diabetes mellitus and its logischen Arbeitsmethoden, rev., 326 Acidosis traced to infection by B. coli (James treatment by insulin, 50 (0)-A correction, 222 Abdominal accident, 894 Fraser), 571 -The significance of hyperglyeaemia, 215- Abdominal attacks, acute, diagnosis in: intus- ACLAND, T. D., appointed honorary consulting Appreciation of Sir William Macewen, 608 suseeption, appendicitis (John W. Heekes), 571 physician to the Ministry of Pensions. 177 ALLAN, Richard, obituary notice of, 555 Abdominal conditions, acute, diagnosis in Acne vulgaris, treatment of (James Avit Scott), ALLBUTT, Sir Clifford :-Angina pectoris: its (W. W. Wagstaffe), 1091 150-Correspondence on, 215, 352 nature and treatment, 828-Cardiac delirium, Abdominal diseases, review of books on, 325 Actinomycosis, treatment of, 44 1154 Abdominal incision in pelvic surgery (W. E. ADAMS, Alexander Maxwell, obituary notice of, All-India Sub-assistant Surgeons' Association Fothergill), 515 (0) 770 changes its name to the All-India Medical Abdominal incisions, a comparative study of ADAMS, Joseph E.: Diagnosis and Treatment of Licentiates' Association, 807 (A. H. Southam), 513 (0) Acute Abdominal Diseases, inclu'ling Abdo- ALLISON, V. D.: Lysozyme experiments, 574 Abdominal lesions, acute, and acute thoracic minal Injuries and the Complications of Ex- Alopecia areata. review of book on, 579 lesions, the differential diagnosis between ternal Hernia, rev., 325 Alpine tuberculosis stations, 454 (V. Zachary Cope), 700 (0) ADAMS, W. Coode: Human speech, 1113 ALSTON, James: Treatment of carbuncle, 765 Abdominal wall, anterior, the mechanics of ADAMSON, R. O.: Medicine, ethics, and the ALWENs, Dr.: Rheumatism, 878 (David Waterston), 624 (0) "E.R.A.", 601 Ambulance arrangements for London accidents Aberdeen: The outbreak of milk-borne bacillary ADDENBROOKE,Herbert Henry Hodgetts, obituary (parliamentary note), 444, 684. See also Ambu- dysentery and epidemic enteritis, 335 notice of. 650 lance cases disposal ABRAM. John Hill, presentation to, 505 ADDIsoN,-OfISrpleen from a case of Gaucher's Ambulance Association, St. John, work of in ABRAHAMSON, Leonard: Dextmoardia, 67- solenomegaly, 193 India, 442 Etiology and treatment of jaundice. 279- ADDISoN, Thomas, 255 Ambulance Cases Disposal Committee, 684 Determination- of basal metabolism, 323- Addison's (pernicious) anaemia. See Anaemia Ambulance Service, Home, annual report, 1104 Paroxysmal tachycardia, 576 -Encephalitis Aden Settlement executive health officer, 845 America. See United States. lethargica, 1003, 1094 Adenoid operations, causes of failure in (H. American Medical Association. See Association AB&mas, Albert, and the " E.R.A." cult, 164, 206 Mortimer Wharry). 620 (0) Amputation in poliomyelitis. See Poliomyelitis -Death of, 164. See al*o " E.R.A." cult ADLER, Alfred: The Practice and Theory of Amyotonia congenita [Oppenheimi (H. C. Abscess, abdominal, with tuberculous caries Individual Psychology, rev., 671 Cameron), 381 (J. H. Grove-White), 860 Adrenaline and cocaine, symptoms following the Anaemia, Addison's [pernicious] and subacute Abscess of brain that pointed externally (Horsley simultaneous use of (Dr. Symes-Thompon), combined degeneration of the spinal cord Drummond), 995 (0) 715 (Artolur F. Hurst), 93 (0)-Correspondence on, Abscess involving liver, mediastinum, peri- Adrenaline, intracardiac injection of (J. C. Reed), 216, 294, 401, 550-The tongue in, 216, 294, 550. eardium. and abdominal wall (F. Bennett 820 See also Anaemia, pernicious Julian). 110 Aesculapius, the staff of, and the caduceus of Anaemia, pernicious, and acholuric haemolytic Acad6mie de MIedecine, tercentenary of Syden- Mlercury. 794 jaundiee, 360, 412 ham, 1067 Africa, East: East African policv (leading Anaemia, pernicious: Some morphological and article), 719-(parliamentary note), 728 etiological considerations (A. Piney). 271 (0) AcADEMY, ROYAL, OF MEDICINE, IN IRELAND: AFRICA, South: The development of mental Anaemia, pernicious, and sprue (Sir Byrom Section of Anatomy.-Basal metabolism, 428 health work in, 79.3-A reservoir of plague in, Bramwell), 365(0). See al8s Anaemia, Addison's -A crowing hen, 428 875 Anaemia, splenic, splenectomy for (A. G. Section of Medicine.-Myelogenous leuk- After-care of the tuberculous, See Tuberculous Gibson), 1091 aemia, 67-Congenital dextrocardia. 67- AGATE, H. St. Arnaud: Pathologists to provincial Ansesthesia: its present position (H. P. Fairlie), Determination of basal metabolism, 323-Un- hospitals, 172 1091-Discussion, 1092 usual case of muscular atrophy, 324-Unusual AGNEW, Samuel, obituary notice of, 259 Anaesthesia. apparatus for supporting the jaw case of hemiplegia. 324-Duodenal obstruction, Air exhaled, the temperature and saturation of during, 1134 576-tlaroxysmal tachyeardia, 576-Encephal- in relation to catarrhal infections (Paul Tozer Anaesthesia, chloroform, prevention of death itis lethargica, 1094 and Leonard Hill), 1127 (0) under, 353 Section of Obstetrics.-The cause of cancer, Air Force, Royal, medical examinations (parlia- Anaesthesia, general (El. N. Payne), 576 153-Puerperal sepsis and glove sterilization, mentary note), 443-Third report on the health Anaesthesia for oral operations (J. fl. Gibbs), 528-Primary carcinoma of the Fallopian tube, of, 918 1092 630 Airmen, review of book on, 117 Anaesthesia, review of books on. 386, 580 787 Section of Pathology.-Comparison of Sigma AIT1EEN, C. J. Hill: Fracture into the frontal Anaesthetics: Committee of investigation and Wassermann tests, 667 - Encephalitis sinus, 137-Perforated duodenal ulcer, 454- appointed, 761-Report of committee (leading lethargica, 1003 The infant's stools in weaning, 652 article), 871 Section of State Medicine.-Irish public AITKEN, Robert Wallace, obituary notice of, 89 Anaestheties, local ,in dentistry, 522 health, 194 Albuminuria and renal disease (H. Maclean), Anaestheties, taxes on, 645 Section of Pathology.-Streptococcal endo- 322 Anaesthetic properties of ether. See Ether carditis, 194 Albuminuric toxaemia and placenta praevia Anaestheties, dangers during the administration Section of Surgery-Operation for chronic (Douglas Miller), 629 of (H. H. L. Patch), 66 subdural haemorrhage. 16-Bone shaft ex- ALcoCIx, Winifred, deaths of boarded-out infants, Analytic psychology. See Psychology posure, 16-Retroperitoneal cyst, 17-Surgical 493 Anaphylaxis to antivenom serum (Erskine treatment of disease of the stomach, 472- Alcohol and life duration (Raymond Pearl), Faraker), 626-Correspondence on, 988 Radium treatment of " spring catarrh," 748- 948 (0) Anaphylaxis in the diagnosis and treatment of Pigmented epibulbar sarcoma, 749-Radium Alc hol, its use and abuse (W. E. Dixon), 341 hay fever and asthma: discussion at the treatment of sarcoma, 749-Aseptic resection Alcoholism in relation to insanity and crime Australasian Medical Congress, 35 of the colon. 1004 - Operation for atrophic (W. C. Sullivan), 523 Anatomy, review of books on, 751 dermatitis, 1004-Sudden death iii cerebral Alcoholism and occupation, 77 ANDERSON, A. V. M.: Hydatid of the heart and tumour, 1004 ALTDRICH-BLAKE, L.: Anaesthetics, 577 hydatid embolism, 34 Sections of Medicine and Surgery.- -Etiology " Aleukia," six cases of (S. C. Dyke), 427 ANDEBSON, Dr.: Food poisoning puzzles, 335 and treatment of jaundice, 278-Diagnosis and ALEXANDER,A.: Cupping and counter-irritation, ANDERSON. G. C.: Diet in relation to health and treatment of intrathoracic suppuration, 910 138 morals, 755 ALEXANDER, F. Matthias: Constructive Con- ANDERSON, Grace H. (and Stanley GRAHAM': Accident cases In the metropolitan area, beds scious Control of the Individual, rev., 913 The treatment of infantile tetany by calcium for, 684. See also Ambulance cases disposal ALEXANDER, G. F.: Principles of Ophthalmo- chloride, 903 (0) ACHARD, C.: Clinique M cdile de VHOpital scovy and Skiascopy, rev., 531-Case of squint, ANDERSON, Lieut.-Col. J. H.: The recent trend Beauzon, rev., 328 823 in military hygiene, 722 AOHARD, Professor: Eulogium of Professor ALEXANDER, W. A.: Unusual causes of aqute
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