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Stbian: PRINTED and PUBLISHED at T OFFICE of the BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, 429, STRAND, W.C.2 THE THE JOURNAL OF THE BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. EDITED BY SIR DAMWSON AWILLIAMS, M.D., LL.D., D.LITT., D.SC., AND . * NORMAN GERALD HORNER, M.A., M.D. OLUAIE II, 1923. JauYI TO IDECmiIR. stbian: PRINTED AND PUBLISHED AT T OFFICE OF THE BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, 429, STRAND, W.C.2. THEL BaRTI JULY-DECEMBER, 1923] IMEDICAL JOURNAL KEY TO DATES AND PAGES. THF. following table, giving a key to the dates of issue and the page numbers of the BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL and SUPPLEMENT in the second volume for 1923, may prove convenient to readers in search of a reference. Serial Date of Journal Supplement Serial Date of Journal No. Issue. Pages. Pages. No. Issue. Pages. SupplementPageR. 3262 July 7th 1- 50 1 - 12 3275 Oct. 6th 591 - 638 149- 160. 3263 ,, 14th 51- 90 13- 20 3276 ,, 13th 639 - 684 161 - 172 3264 ,, 21st 91- 134 21 - 32 3277 , 20th 685- 738 173 - 188 3265 ,, 28th 135 - 164 33- 76 3278 ,, 27th 739- 790 189 - 208 3266 Aug. 4th 165 - 214 77 - 92 3279 Nov. 3rd 791 - 846 209 - 216 3267 ,, 11th 215- 268 93 - 104 3280 ,, 10th 847 - 906 217 - 228 3268 , 18th 269 - 310 105 - 112 3281 , 17th 907 - 954 229 - 236 3269 i, 25thi 311 - 346 113 - 116 3282 ,, 24th 955 - 1012 237 - 252 3270 Sept. 1st 347 - 398 3283 Dec. 1st 1013 - 1072 253 - 260 3271 ,, 8th 399 - 444 117 - 120 3284 8th 1073 - 1126 261 - 268 3972 ,, 15th 445 - 490 121 - 124 3285 , 15th 1127 - 1192 269 - 276 3273 ,, 22nid 491 - 546 125 - 140 3286 ,, 22nd 1193 - 1240 277 - 280 3274 ,, 29th 547 - 590 141 - 148 3287 ,, 29th 1241 - 1282 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. SPECIAL PLATES. PAGIE PAGE Diabetes Treated with Insulin (E. T. Spriggs, D. V. Pickering, and Adrenals in H p04"4m Cases (Sir ]rederick W. Blott and A. J. Leigh) ... ... ... ... ... ... 59 Isabel ... ... ... ... ... Ems"i '.2 ... ... ... facing 100 Diathermy Knife ... 2,3 Artificial Light Tr nd other -Forms of Tuber- Electro-cardiogram in Cardiac Prognosis (J. E. Macllwaine and S. B. oulosis (Axel Re n *+ . , ... ... facing 502 Boyd Campbell) ... .. ... ... .. .. 457- a Cutaneous Tuberculosis,utli'k,09 ( H. Sequeira) ... facing 503 Extension Appliance, Simplified ... ... ... ... 420 Epithelioma ContagiosuW. 't.il (Lieut.-Colonel Robert Eyelid Penetrated in Separate Places by Eyelashes (Sydney Tibbles) 521 McCarrison) ... ... ... facing 172 Gynaecomastia, Unilateral (Surgeon Lieutenant A. A. Pomfret) ... 609 Fracture of Skull. PgLth 'Ir liven Years (Sydney Smith and Haemophilia in the Female (Mildred Warde) ... ... ... 599 Mohamed Emara) ., ... ... facing 646 Harvey. William, Bust of ... .. ... ... ... 142 Fracture Treatment, R l ein (M1. Sinclair) ... facing 911 Hernia, Intra-abdominal, Two Cases of (E. Rook Carling and [Melanin, Melanotic E. Mervyn Jones) ... ... ... ... ... 1082 Melanosis Melanomi, and Cancer] (W. G. Industrial and Spencer) ... ... ... ... ... facing 910 Ininiries, Effects of, their Treatment by X Rays Pellagra in Children in England (Robert Hutchison and Donald (Reginald A. Morrell) ... ... .... 461 Paterson) ... ... ... ... ... facing 646 Irrigation Tray and Pelvic Rest, Combined ... ... ... 527 Radiographic Localization of Spinal Lesions by Sicard's Method Laminectomy Retractor ... ... ... ... ... 420 (Percy Sargent) .. ... .. ... ... faoing 173 Michel Clip Remover .... ... 1103 Renal Surgery, Methods of Diagnosis in (F. Strong Heaney) facing 10,11 Microscope, a Dissecting ... ... .. ... 722 Rheumatoid Arthritis and Osteo-arthritis, Nature of the so-called Nasal Dilator for Use during Anaesthesia ... ... ... 23 (A. G. Timbrell Fisher) .. ... ... facing 101 Nervous Child, The (Hector Charles Cameron) ... ... 965 Small-pox and Chicken-pox, Diagnosis of (G. R P&iWO) ... facing 1080 Changes in Obstetric Practice since the Foundation of the Medical X-Ray Examination of the Urinary Tract (Robert W. A. Salmond) Society of London (Herbert R. Spencer) .. ... .. 639 facing 647 Phlebotomus papatasii, Life-history of (Wing Commander Harold E. Whittingham and Flight Lieutenant Alan F. Rook) ... 1147,1148 Porro, Edoardo, Medal in Honour of ... ... ... ... 641 Portsmouth and Neighbourhood ... ... ... ... 77 ILLUSTRATIONS IN THE TEXT. Renal Calculus, a Large (R. Ogier Ward) ... 563 ... .. Q Children J. of ... (P. Cammidge) 318 Renal Surgery, Methods Diagnosis in (F. Strong Heaney) Adrenals ... Cases Ford ... Hospital Asylum (Sir Frederick W. Mott and Robertson, .. .. ... ... 265 Emslie Hutton) ... ... 98 Sacombe's 1i1Jmens des accouchernens, Headpiece of ... ... 6411 Angina Pectoris: Some Points in Prognosis (John Hay) 959 St. George's Hospital-As it was ... ... ... ... 991 Antrum, Canfield's Operation on (Sir James Dundas-Grant) :874 Salpingostomy on Club-ended Tubes (Leonard Phillips) ... ... 403 Exploring and Cannula, an Improved 287 Sigault, Jean Ren6 ,,, ... .. ... ... ... 639 Sir Bell, Charles, portrait of ... ... ... ... 148 Silver Ewer presented to the Royal Naval Officers' Mess, Portsmouth 152 (Ruth Conway-Verney) ... 866/ Sgfnt, Cock-up Wrist, of Duralumin Wire . .. ... 287 Apparatus .. ... 615 tIffor Perineal Section .. ... ... ... ... 69 Bradford and District, Views of ... ... -11 -heiipeh Diseases, with Special Reference to Modern Methods of Association's New House ... ... 33 Iivestigation (Charles Bolton) ... ... ... ... 269 Cancer of Stomach, Diagnosis of by means of Gastric Analysis Sypbllitc Nose, Deformities of (H. D. Gillies) ... ... ... 977 (T. Izod Bennett) .. ... 275 Tesale Pnidgn ... ... ... 1007 Monoxide a Predisposing Cause of Pulmonary Tuberculosis Toqa#-bed Compressor ... ... ... ... 818 Hazleton) ... ... ... 763 Tefvef, Sir Frederick ... ... 1185 Clift, ... ... 112 Tumours, thie Habits of (Sir John Bland-Sutton) ... ... ... 848 Obstruction,Treatment of (Charles A. Pannett) ... ... 554 Urethral boigies ... ... ... ... 110 Croom, Halliday ... ... ... ... 633 Ventriculography as an Aid in the Localization of Intracranial Cummins, William Edward Ashley ... 788 Tumours (Adams A. McConnell and Geoffrey Jefferson) 796, 799 Denture, Lower, the Passing of a (Colonel W. G. Pridmore) ... 415 War Memorial to Members of the New South Wales Braneh ... 778 INDEX TO VOLUUME II FOR 1923. READERS 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 Lymphaticus arld Thymus; Eye, Ophthalmia, and Vision; Bicycle and Cycle; Motor and Automobile; Association, Institution, and Society, etc. Subjects dealt with under various itain headings in the JOURNAL have been set out in alphabetical order under their respective headings-for example, "C orrespondence," " Leading Articles," " The Week," " Reviews," etc. Original Articles are indicated by the letter (0). Air ambulance. See Ambulance ANDERSON, W. K (and J. A. C. MACEWEN): A. Air from drains and sewers, effect on health of Syphilitic stricture of the small intestine, (8Fred l. Wynne), 760-Discussion, 762 764 Abdominal aorta. See Aorta Air Force, the Royal- Information concerning ANDREW, J. Grant: Moli6re and the doctors, 679 Abdominal pain. chronic, in nervous women- the medical service, 393-Vacancies for nurses, -Obituary notice of, 1172,1236 discussion at Royal Society of Medicine, 1219 589-Ophthalmology in its relation to. See ANDREWS, Henry Russell: Difficult nmidwifery Abdominal pain, review of book oD, 187 Eye and Ophthalmology in general practice, 1121 Abdominal sepsis, the tongue symptom in AITEEN, Charles J. Hill: The need of recon- Angina pectoris: Some points in prognosis (P. Clennell Fenwick). 16 sideration of diagnosis in chronic cases, 310- (John Hay), 957 (0) Abdominal tuberculosis in children, after-results Dislocation of semilunar cartilage, Nature's Angiochorioma (O. J. Reid and A. Neave Kings- of (Hugh T. Ashby), 863-Discussion, 864 cure, 638 bury), 598 (0) ABEROROMBIE, Or. F.: Inversion of uterns caused ATTKEN, D. McCrae: Operative treatment of Animal breeding, research in, 1064 by a squamous-celled carcinoma of the fundus, osteo-arthritis, 1209 Annual Charities Register and Digest, rev., 766 Alastrim and mild small- pox, 1056 884 Aberdeen, the health of (1916 to 1921), 616 Albuminuria and ante-partum haenmorrhage. See ANREP, GO. V. (and D. T. HARRIS): Prac ical Abortion, contagious. and cattle plague, 1110 Haemorrhage PhYsiology, rev., 464 ABRAM, J. Hill: Looking back, 780-A patho- Albuminuria, physiological, 1C72 Ante-partum haemorrhage. See Haemorrhage genic anaerobe in tuberculosis, 1221 Alcohol congress. See Congress Anthrax, research on, 545 Abscess, perinephric (R. J. Willan), 983 Alcohol Restriction Bill. See Liquor Anthrax in tanneries, 472, 545 Aceademia Medico-Fisica of Florence, one Alcohol, review of book on, 718 1161 Antidronmic action (J. N. Langley), 202 hundredth anniversary of, 210 Alcohol taxation and delirium tremens in Antigen, "diaplyte " tubercle, experiimients Acad6mie de Medecine of Paris: Alastrim and Denmark, 828 with (E. H. Kettle), 767 mild small-pox, 1056 Alcoholic cirrhosis (John Finnegan), 1261 Antigen, pollen, prepared by Dreyer's method ALLAN, G. A.: Heart disease in early life, 706 (J. Freeman), 767 ACADEMY. ROYAL, OF MEDICINE IN IRELAND ALLBUTT, Sir Clifford: The sun cure for surgical Antigens and vaccines, "diaplyte," 43 84 Section of Obstetrics.-Treatment of cancer tuberculosis,
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