THE

I + edicaI+. UVUaLI THE JOURNAL OF THE BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

EDITED BY

NORMAN GERALD HORNER, M.A., M.D.

VOLUTME I, 1931.

JANUARY TO JUNE.

XtmEan 0n PRINTED AND PUBLISHED AT THE OFFICE OF THE BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, TAVISTOCK SQUARE, LONDON, W.C.1. i

-i r TEx BsxTzSu N.-JUNE, 19311 I MEDICAL JOUUNAI.

rI KEY TO DATES AND PAGES. THE following table, giving a key to the dates of issue andI the page numbers of the BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL and SUPPLEMENT in the first volume for 1931, may prove convenient to readers in search of a reference. Serial Date of Journal Supplement No. Issue. Pages. Pages. 3652 Jan. 3rd 1- 42 1- 8 3653 10th 43- 80 9- 12 3654 it,, 17th 81- 124 13- 16 3655 24th 125- 164 17- 24 3656 31st 165- 206 25- 32 3657 Feb. 7th 207- 252 33- 44 3658 ,, 14th 253- 294 45- 52 3659 21st 295- 336 53- 60 3660 28th 337- 382 61- 68 3661 March 7th 383- 432 69- 76 3662 ,, 14th 433- 480 77- 84 3663 21st 481- 524 85- 96 3664 28th 525- 568 97 - 104 3665 April 4th 569- 610 .105- 108 3666 11th 611- 652 .109 - 116 3667 18th 653- G92 .117 - 128 3668 25th 693- 734 .129- 160 3669 May 2nd 735- 780 .161- 188 3670 9th 781- 832 3671 ,, 16th 833- 878 .189- 196 3672 ,, 23rd 879- 920 .197 - 208 3673 30th 921- 962 .209 - 216 3674 June 6th 963- 1008 .217 - 232 3675 , 13th 1009- 1056 .233- 244 3676 ,, 20th 1057 - 1100 .245 - 260 3677 ,, 27th 1101 - 1146 .261 - 276 INDEX TO VOLUME I FOR 1931

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 and Thymus; Eye, Ophthalmia, and Vision; Pyelography and Urography; Lunacy and Mental Diseases; Sunlight and Ultra-violet; Bicycle and Cycle; Motor and Automobile; Association, Institution, and Society, etc. Subjects dealt with under various main iesadings in the JOURNAL have been set out in alphabetical order under their respective headings-for example, "Correspondence," "Leading Articles," "The Week," "Reviews," etc. Original Articles are indicated by the letter (0).

A. ADAM, James: Bath treatment for deafness, ALLMAN, Dora, appointed resident medical 621 (0)-Liver therapy in asthma, 686 superintendent of the Armagh Mental Hos- Abdomen, lower, pain in (W. Fletcher Shaw), ADAMS, A. Wilfrid:-Spinal anaesthesia: a study pital, 910 269 of 250 consecutive cases, 785 (0), 869.955 ALLPORT, N. L.: New method for detecting Abdominal diagnosis. See Diagnosis ADAMS, James A., obituary notice of. 160 decomposition products in anaesthetic chloro- Abdominal emergencies, earlier diagnosis of, ADAMS, S. F.: The diabetic child, 105 form, 849 (C. H. Fagge), 50 (0) ADAMSON, H. G.: Treatment of varicose uleera- Almoner, the hospital (leading article), 715 Abdominal injury, an unusual (D. Mi. Suther- tion, 284-Indolent ulcers of the leg, 399 ALSTON, J. Mi.: Concentrated antipneumococcal land), 264 ADAMSON, J. W. W., appointed a commissioner serum in the treatment of lobar pneumonia, Abdominal symptoms, acute, Meokel's diver- of the Board of Control, 282 817 ticulum as the cause of (A. Harvard Baker), AD&MBON, ft. Hon. William- The new Falkirk ALTOUNYAN, E. H. B.: Hydatid cyst of liver 262 (0). See also Diverticulum Infirmary, 153-Paying patients in hospitals, simulating subphrenic abscess, 15 Aberdeen. See Scotland 724 Ambulance movement, history of, review of ABERNETRY, Christine: Two cases of syDhilitic Addison's disease, extract of suprarenal cortex book on, 901 spondylitis, 1112 (0) in, 480 Ambulance Service, Home: New x-ray unit for, Abernethy, John (1764-1831), 718, 719 Adenoids, removal of, a simplified method 321-Annual report, 722-Quarterly report, 1134 ABRARAM5ON, Leonard: Treatment of psycho- (O. Popper), 92 (0). 164-A correction, 164- Ambulance service of the London County neuroses, 17 Correspondence on, 164 Council, circular re, 41 Abrodil for intravenous pyelography, 20,625 Adenoids: Report of committee, 232 Ambulance service, motor, in Wales, 681 Abscess, brain. See Abscess, cerebellar Adenoids and tonsils, removal of in the out- Ambulance work, new x-ray unit for. 321 Abscess of breast, 480, 524 patient department (J. Arnold Jones), 217 (0) American Journal of Clinical Pathology, first Abscess, cerebellar (Courtenay Yorke), 891 (0)- Adenoids. See also Tonsils issue, 876 Correspondence on, 1001, 1049,1139 Adenoma of cervix, perforating (Miles Phillips), Amidopyrin in measles, 33, 734 Abscess, subphrenic (W. D. Doherty and R. P. 541 Amoebiasis, intestinal, treatment of (P. H. Rowlands), 168 (O)-Correspondence on, 241, ADIE, W. J.: Early symptoms of common Manson-Bahr), 846 770 organic nervous diseases, 403-Pseudo-Argyll Amoebic hepatitis with haematemesis (R. E. Abscess, subphrenic, simulated by hydatid cyst Robertson Pupils with absent tendon reflexes, Drake-Brockman), 444 (0) of liver (E. H. R. Altonnyan), 15 928 (0). 1091 Amputation stump, cutaneous horn on an (F. E. Acad4mie de M6decine: Expresses the opinion ADLER, Alfred: The practice of individual Mayne and Laurence O'Shaughnessy), 624 that public exhibitions of hypnotism are un- psychology, 139, 148 - The structure of Anaemia, aplastio, 1048 desirable, 163-The B.C.G. controversy, 861- neurosis, 148 Anaemia, pernicious, hog's stomach in treat- Antitetanic serum, obligatory use of, 861- ADLrER, Laurence D.: Acute puerperal inversion, ment of: report of 108 cases (John F. Wilkin- Etiology of disseminated sclerosis, 943 96 son). 85 (0). 585-Correspondence on, 158- Adrenal cortex and sex characters (L. B. Gaster siccata (B.D.H.) in, 359 ACADEMY, RoYAL, OF MEDICINE IN IRELAND: Broster), 743 (0) Anaemia, pernicious, liver treatment of (Janet Section of Laryngology and Otology.-Bi- ADRIAN, E. D.: Messages in sensory nerve fibres Vaughan), 584-Discussion, 585 lateral abductor paralysis, 270 - Laryngo- and their interpretation, 979 Anaemia, pernicious, and mental disorder fissure for epithelioma of the vocal cord, Advertisements of medicated wines (parlia- (Norman R. Phillips). 980 270-Splint for use in operation for septal mentary note), 40 Anaemia, pernieious, of pregnancy," and resection, 270-Retrosternal goitre, 270-" A Africa, child welfare in, conference on, 778- "tropical anaemia," treatment of (Lucy retrospect of laryngology," 270-Intracranial Parliamentary notes on, 1143 x Wills), 1059 (0) complications of ear disease, 937-Papilloma Africa, South:-Silicosis in: Report of the Anaemia, pernicious, with scleroderma, 1007, of the right vocal cord, 937-Vallecular Miners' Phthisis Bureau, 28-Reports of the 1100, 1145 dysphagia, 937-Abseess of temporal lobe, 937 Transvaal Mine Officers' Association, 1033. Anaemia, pernicious, treatment of with glycerin -Epithelioma of fauces treated by diathermy, See also Silicosis of pepsin, dilute hydrochloric acid, and nux 937-Operation for lateral sinus thrombosis, African tick fever. See Fever, tick vomica (Lieut.-Col. H. C. Keates). 894 937-Temporal lobe abscess, 937 AGNEW, Harvey: A medical survey of Canada, Anaemia, tropical," and " pernicious anaemia Section of Medicine.-Treatment of psycho- 461 of pregnancy," treatment of (Lucy Wills), neuroses, 17-Oedema and nephrosis, 586 AHEmAD, Captain Hadji Dabiruddin, O.B.E. con- 1059 (0) Section of Obstetrics.-President's address: ferred on, 70 Anaesthesia, avertin, 35,330, 1095 Piuerperal sepsis. 99-Analgesia in labour, 669 AIcKIN, J.: Erythromelalgia, 961 Anaesthesia in childbirth (J. St. George Wilson), Section of Pathology.-Unusual tumours, 401 AINGER, William Bradshaw. obituary notice of, 497 -Myelomatosis, 401-Tumour of neck-malig- 249 Anaesthesia, ether-oxygen, fatality from nant endothelioma C?), 402-Unusual renal Air Force, Royal:-Annual Bill, 607-Cerebro- explosion during, 915 tumour, 402 spinal meningitis, deaths from (parliamentary Anaesthesia. Gwathmey, in labour (O'Donel Sectio; of Surgery.-Treatment of fractures, note), 566-Cerebro-spinal fever in. in 1931 Browne), 669 31-The role of plastic surgery, in the treat- (Wing Commander H. B. Whittingham, Anaesthesia, inhalation (R. J. Mlinnitt), 627 ment of lupus vulgaris, 403-Spontaneous Flight Lieutenant J. M. Kilpatrick, and Flying Anaesthesia in midwifery, routine, 364, 474 perforation of jejunal ulcers, 541-Spinocain Officer E. W. B. Grifflths), 1101 (0)-Health Anaesthesia, spinal (A. Wilfrid Adams), 785 (0), anaesthesia, 541-Popliteal aneurysm, 708- report, 409-Invalidity rates (parliamentary 869, 955-Correspondence on, 914, 955 Spontaneous rupture of the spleen, 708 note), 291-Medical service of: Promotions, 71 Anaesthesia, spinal, hypnosis with, 962 -Numbers of medical officers (psrliamentary Anaesthesia, spinocain (R. W. Shaw), 541 Accident prevention (Eric Farmer), 716 notes), 522, 608, 689, 960, 1143-Accidents, Anaesthesia, surgical, convulsions during (J. Accidents, aircraft, number of (parliamentary number of, 960, 1143-Shortage of medical Ross Mackenzie), 224, 440 (0), 685 - Corre- notes), 960, 1143 officers. 1052 spondence on, 562. 685, 1002, 1095 Accidents, street, flrst aid in: L.C.C. replyto a Air travel, medical problems of, 947 Anaesthetic choice of (I. W. Magill), 265-Dis- jury rider, 292-Treatment of shock following, Air, " unipolar," 367-Experimental work at cussion, 265 868. See also Shock Frankfort, 367 -Anaesthetic screen. See Screen Accidents, traffic (Irish Free State), 512 AITKEN, Janet: Mary Scharlieb memorial, Anaesthetics, review of books on, 850 ACHARD, Professor:-The Oedema of Bright's 475 Analgesia in childbirth, 524. See also Labour Disease: a correction, 102-Appointed a com- ALAJODANINE, Th. (and Georges GUILLAIN): Analgesia in labour (O'Donel Browne), 669 mander of the Legion of Honour. 567 Etudes Neut ologiques, rev., 499 Analysis, organic, review of book on, 940 Acidosis from the clinician's point of view Alcohol and motorists (parliamentary note), 959. Anaphylaxisi. serum (W. S. Brindle and R. E. (Leonard Findlay), 433 (0) See also Motor Jackson), 220-Correspondence, 424, 516, 559, Acidosis and seborrhoea (John T. Ingram and Alcoholic poisoning, acute, due to the applica- 1095 F. S. Fowweather), 839 (O-Correspondence tion of surgical spirit to the legs (Vincent C. Anatomy, review of books on, 312, 672, 984. 1073 on, 914 J .mes), 539 ANDERSON, Itn Ross: Kaisar-i-Hind medal con- ACLAND, Theodore Dyke, obituary notice of, 729 Alcoholism, 610, 652 ferred on, 1004 Acriflavine in midwifery. See Midwifery, pro- ALEXANDER, A. J. P.: Foreign body in the neck, ANDERSON, John. obituary notice of, 647 phylaxis in 96 ANDERSON, J. Barcroft: Antidiabetic diets, 376- Acrocyanosis (Fernand Layani), 364 ALEXANDER. Frederick W., O.B.E. conferred on, Scleroderma with pernicious anaemia. 1100 Acta Medica Scandinavica:-Supplementum 1004 ANDERSON, J. C.: Chronic appendicitis, 185 xxxv: Diitetische Behandlung des runden Alkali treatment of nephritis (W. F. Croll), 223 ANDRESEN, K. A.: Insanity among the Scandin- Geschwiirs des Magens und des Duodenums Alkaline therapy in scarlet fever, 1002 avians, 410 (Alexander Jarotzky), 1075 Alkalis in renal complications of pregnancy ANDREW, R. L.: Goitre in school children, 361 Actinotherapy, equipment for, 103 (Harold G. Close), 539 ANDREWES, C. H., awarded the Julius Mickle Actinotherapy, iridocyclitis after, 42 ALLEN. F. J.: Operation for cataract, 1137 Fellowship. 250 Actinotherapy. See also Light, artificial: Sun- ALLEN. F. M. B.: Handbook of Diseases of Aneurysm of the brain, congenital (Hugh Reid light; Ultra-violet, etc. Infants and Children, rev.. 1029 and Humphrey H. Gleave), 445 (0) ACTON, Lieut.-Col. Hugh William: C.I.E. con- ALLSN, F. V.: Acute arsenical poisoning, 35 Aneurysm of coronary artery in a woman of 42: ferred on, 70-Pathology and treatment of Allen's Commercial Organic Analysis, vol. viii, rupture (Harold C. Pretty), 667 sprue, 229. fifth edition, rev., 940 Aneurysm. popliteal (Seton Pringle), 708 Actuaries, Faculty of: The selection of lives, 189 Allergy, review of book on, 671 Angina pectoris (John Cowan), 879 (0) ADAM, Hargrave L. (editor): Trial of George All-in insurance scheme. See Insurance, Angina pectoris, review of book on, 18 Chapman, rev., 273 National Health Anginal pain. See Pain r ThzBuTmu 4 JAN.-JJUNI, '1931] INDEX ME[DICAL JOVUUA& _Iw- I ANxGBziN, L.: research in Malaya, 505 Arterio-sclerosis, pulmonary (C. G. Paine and Association, British Orthopaedic: Annual meet- Typhus crush Aniline workers and cancer (parliamentary Robert 698 (0)-Correspondence on, 819 ing, 300- Manipulative reduction of Platt). the spine, 300- Robert Jones note), 566 Arterio-solerosis, pulmonary, and Ayerza's fractures of medal and Association prize 778 Animal diseases, research on (parliamentary disease, 819 awarded, A medical note), 650 Artery, coronary, aneurysm of, in a woman of 42: Association, Canadian Medical: survey Canada, 461-Annual Animal mind, review of book on, 226 rupture (Harold C. Pretty), 667 of meeting, Animal pathology research (parliamentary note), Artery, coronary, rupture of the (C. B. Bamford), Vancouver (1931), 594, 651 Child 772. See also Research 842 (0) Association, Welfare, West Govan Animals, experiments on (parliamentary note), Arthritis, chronic, the medicinal treatment of Annual meeting, 421 Annual 822, 874, 916, 1143. See also Vivisection (N. Kutch), 383 (0)-Correspondence on, 562 Association of Clinical Pathologists: meeting, 355-Vaccine therapy,355 Animals, gestation period in, 1007 Arthritis, review of book on, 801 " Aniridia, the problem 284 ARTHuR, Richard, to retain the title of Honour- Association, Edinburgh and Leith Parents' and of. of the Annales M6dico-psVehologique8, the official organ able," 381 Parent-Teachers': Care child in Scot- of the three psychiatric societies of Paris now Artificial pneumothorax. See Pneumothorax land, 152 merged into one, 523 Artificial respiration. See Respiration Association, Glasgow Post-Graduate Medical Annals di Clinica lMfedicadsi Medicina Speri- Artificial sunlight. SeeSunlight, Ultra-violet, etc. Summer courses, 953 of Great Britain and mentale, rev., 456 Asbestosis (parliamentary notes), 379 Association, Grenfell, Announcements of forthcoming events, etc., 41, Asbestosis, pulmonary, case of (H. E. Seiler and Ireland: Annual report, 80-Tuberculosis in Labrador, 80 78, 123,162, 205, 251, 292, 335.380, 431, 478. 523, 567, Mary D. Gilmour), 1122 (0) 609, 651, 691,732,778, 827, 875, 919, 1006, 1054, 1099, Ascites, chylous, complicating abdominal Association, Invalid Children's Aid, the work 1144 lymphadenoma (Thomas A. Pratt and H. W. 0. of, 856 757 Frew), 622 (0) Association, Irish Medical Schools' and Anotal, 567 Ante-natal care, the London County Counciland, AscoLI, Vittorio, death of, 872 Graduates': St. Patrick's Day dinner, London, of the 809 ASEBY, H. T.: Sanocrysin for phthisis in Association, Medical Women's uses and limitations of Ante-natal problems (Sir Ewen Maclean), 1057 (0) children, 668 Federation: The Ante-natal work, role of the general practitioner AsHFoRD, M.: Cerebral metabolism, 1024 operations on the ear, 270-Caesareansection. on, Astley Paston its 452-Bullous dermatoses, 667-The voluntary In H. F. Oxley), 5 (0)-Correspondence AsHHuRsT, Cooper: Surgery, (W. mental 981 118. 159 Principles and Practice, fourth edition, rev., patient, Antidiabetic diets. See Diets 1075 Association, London Teachers', issues its Anti-gas. See Gas, poison ASHTON. Staff-Sergeant G.:Roval Armv Medical Annual Register of Recommended Hotels, Houses, and 609 Antipneumococcal serumin pneumonia (R. R. Corps Aids to Dispensing, rev., 985 Boarding Apartments, Armstrong and R.S. Johnson), 701 (0), 931(0) AsSINDER, E. W.: Gonococcal rhinitis, 375 Association of the Medical Women's Federation, AssMANN, H. (and others): der South-Eastern: Annual dinner, 554 -Correspondence, 817 Ergebuisse Annual meet- Antlpneumococcic serum (Felton). 985 gesamten Tuberkuloseforschung, BandII, rev., Association, Mental After-Care: Antiseptic, urinary (neotropin), 589 850 ing, 593-Blection of chairman of council, 593 used of Association, American, for the Study of Goiter Association for Mental Welfare: Proceedings Antiseptics in midwifery, efficiency 567 (Lawrence P. Garrod), 572 (0) offers a prize for the best essay on original of London Conference now published, serum, decision as to obligatory use research work on goitre, 381 Association for Mental Welfare, Scottish: Con- Antitetanic 996 of, 861 Association of American Physicians: Annual ference on mental defect in Scotland, Antitrypticindex and haemorrhagic diathesis, dinner, 150-The prescription of literature, 150 Association of Physicians of Australasia (in- 177. See also Haemorrhagic Association, British: Centenary meeting, Lon- cluding New Zealand): Formation of, 108&- and early men (G. Elliot Smith), 908. See don (1931), 322, 810-Preliminary programme, Election of officers, 1086-Elections to Council, Apes members. 1086 also Man, antiquity of 810 1086-Honorary Apical infection, biological studies of (Arthur Association, British Hospitals:Records of in- Association, Royal Medico-Psychological: The Bulled), 993 sured hospital patients, 324 psychiatric out-patient clinic, 452-Mental dis- Aplastic anaemia. See Anaemia Association, British Medical: Annual Meeting, order and pernicious anaemia. 980-Annual Apothecaries'I Society of London: Livery dinner, Dublin (1933), 463 meeting, Dublin (1931),1133 232, 762- Honorary diploma presented, 232, Association, British Medical:-Annual Meeting, Association, Socialist Medical: First annual 232-Degrees and Eastbourne (1931), 67, 164,464,637, 948,991,1083, meeting, 865 762- Honorary Freedom. of pass lists, 250, 429, 565, 821, 1004, 1052, 1142- 1126-Pathological Museum, 67,164,1083-East- Association, Tuberculosis Management Roll of bio-physical assistants, 810 Blo- bourne in history and to-day, 464-Hospitals pregnancy, parturition, and the puerperium in physical assistants the guests of, 1134 of Eastbourne, 637-Programme of the Meet- tuberculous women. 140 Asthma, liver in, 686 Appendicectomy, the incision In (A. ing, 991-Surroundings of Eastbourne, 948- therapy Council, Southam), 258 (0)-Correspondence on,328,424, Annual dinner, 1126 Asthma Research applications for 472. 559 Association, British Medical: Annual Meeting, grants from, 733 Apnendiceo-oaecal intussusception (E. N. Winnipeg (1930), 41-Reprint of articles on Asthma, review of book on, 358 MacDermott), 793 (0) Canada, Manitoba, and Winnipeg, 41 Asthma treated by minute doses of tuberculin, Appendicitis, acute, mortality of, 328 1140 Astigmatism, high, contact glasses or crossed Appendicitis, chronic (J. C. Anderson), 185 AsSOcIATION, BRITISH MEDICAL: Appendicular disease, acute, mortality in cylinders for (J. H. Beaumont), 1068 (0) Bath and Bristol Branch.-Indications for Asylum, Bangour: Medical superintendent (D. P. D. Wilkie). 253 (0)-Correspondence on, the induction of premature labour, 1018 374, 423, 471, 516 appointed, 554 Calcuttta Branch.-Clinical meeting, 222- Asylum, Glasgow Royal: Annual report, 863 Appendix epiploica, large, volvulus of (C. E. of Pathology and treatment sNue, 222- Asylum officers' superannuation (parliamentary Taylor), 795 222 Appendix, fshbonesin the (Matthew Clayton- Hydatidiform mole, note), 522, 875 Cardiff Division.-Treatment of mitral Ataxia, Marie's [?] (C. J. Fuller), 849 Mitcbell). 309 in children, 481 disease of book on, 314 Appendix, foroign bodiesin, lyingin a right Athletics, review Chester4eld Division.-Rheumatism inchild- Atmospherlopollution: inguinal hernia (W. Gifford Nash), 139 hood, 624 Andpulmonarydiseases. 277-And fogs VJ. Haldane), 366-Report by APPERLY, Frank L. (and Joan H. NoRRis): The Division.-A plea for the earlier Croydon the Department of Scientific and Industrial familialinfluence in gastric function, 255 (0) 50 diagnosis of abdominal emergencies, 419 APFPELSTAEDT, Max (and Emil HERBsT): Mal- Division. in acute Research. Darlington Mortality Atrophy of liver. See Liver formations of theJaws antd Teeth, rev., 313 253 appendicular disease, Audition, discussion on, 1146 Architects Registration Bill, 959 and Flint of Denbigh Division.-Fracture Auditory meatus, external, eruptions of the Argyll Robertson pupils. See Pupils the skull in childhood, 212 (H. W. Barber), 796. See al8o Meatus Armagh County, hospital services in. 999 Dundee Branch.-The development of the AULD, A. Haemolytic icterus, 1048 ARMINGEAT, Jean (and F. D'ALLAIN-3E): 883 G,: science of nutrition in relation to disease, Aural. See Ear L'Invagiuation intestinale aigugdu nour- Edinburgh Branch.-Hospital services in risson, rev. 587 Scotland, 554 ARMITAGE George (and Arthur HAwxY.LWD): AUSTRAlA: Hampstead Division.-The interpretation of of Physicians of Australasia Peritonitis due to perforation of bowel by pain in infancy, 530 Association foreign bodies), 577 (0) (including New Zealand), 1086 Efarrogate Division.-Empyema thoracis, Australian Army, See Army AnM5TRONG, A. Leslie: Cave-dwellers of Derby- 569 shire, 998 Australian medicine in the war, 420 Kent Branch.-Treatment of recent simple Economic depression, 24 ARMSTRONG, Hubert: Immunization against of the long 735 fractures bones, Melbourne 420 diphtheria and scarlet fever, 497 Leicester atndRutland Division.-Some ante- University, ARMSTRONG, J.: Hospital policy, 242 Migration and health: descendants of the natal problems, 1057 fourth and generations, 36, 830 ARMsTRoNG, J. Scaife: Acute arsenical poison- Portsmouth effusion, 619 sixth Division.-Pleural Radium and x ray service in (A. Burrows), 403 ing, 34 St. Paucras Division.-The prostate in Royal Australasian College of Surgeotts), 1086 ARMSTRONG, Richard R.: A swift and simple practice, 482 method for deciding pneumococcal "type," general Royal Prince Alfred Hoepital, 419 Southampton Division.-Treatment of rheu- Schools of public health and tropical medicine 214 (0)-Treatment of pneumonia, 448-lAnd matic disease by heat, 397 antipneumo. in Sydney, 419 R. S. JOEINSONJ: Concentrated Swansea Division: The clinical value of a serum the treatment of lobar Sydney University,recognitiOn of the teaching coccal in new in 303 reflex chorea. of medicine in, 1086 pneumonia, 701 (0). 931 (0)-Awarded the Branch.-Hospital policy of the Asso- Ulster Victorian Council for Mental Hygiene, 420 Nichols prize, 1083 ciation. 199 ARMSTRONG-JONES, Sir Robert: The psychiatric Council 453 Victorian Branch.-Victorian for lianaand NewZealand Journal of Surgerv, out-patient clinic, Mental Hygiene, 420 AuRtra Armv, Australian, Medical Services, Official of 1086 Warritngton Division.-Cave-dwellers action of on the liver (F. P. Parsons), HistorV of, 191-18, 420 Derbyshire, 998 Avertin, 1023 Division. The role the Winchester of Avertin anaesthesia. See Anaesthesia ARaMY, BRITISH: general practitioner in ante-natal work, 5 funds, Avoleum. 757, 852 AuxiliaryB.A.M.C. 606 Theodor, of, 688 Estimates, 521 Association, British Medical: and the AXENFELD, death Historyof Axis-traction forceps. See Forceps Health report (1929), 323, 409, 505-An error, 505 centenary, 1035 arterio- Medical Services of, 869 Ayerza's; disease and pulmonary notes, 243, 334, 521,607, 772. 875, selerosis, 819 Parliamentary AssoCIATION, BRITISH MEDICAL: THE SECTIONS Azygos vein. See 960 Vein AT WINNIPEG Promotions examination in the R.A.M.C., 77 THE MEETING: Recruits, physical condition of, 772-Rejection History of Medicine.-Report of proceedings, 875 110 of, B. R.A.M. College, reception at. 1053 Larvpngology and Otolog.-Report of pro- R.A.M. Aids to Dispensing, rev., 985 ceedings, 56, 484 B. 1015. See Urography R.A.M.C., future of. 330 Medicine.-Report of Proceedings, 171 meeting, R.A.M.C. officers, shortage of. 243, 334, 960, 1052 Mental Diseases and Neurology.-Report of Baby Week Council. National: Annual 1004 proceedings, 337 594-1931 meeting. 876 Territorial Decoration, Its Surgerv.-Report of proceedings, 129, 389 BACH, Francis:-Rheumatism: Signiflcane rev., 227 'ORNOTT, Rev. Canon, obituary notice of, 688 Tuberculosis.-Report of proceedings, 129, in Youth and Middle Age, Arsenic poisoning, acute, 34 342, 389 Bacilluria in children J. N. Cumings), 305 (0) Tx B JAN.-JUNE, 'I93I] INDEX IrMZDICaLJovauiA, 5

Bacillus Calmette-Gukrin: The L,ubeck tragedy BASU, Major Baman Das, obituary notice of, Bill, disputing the, 164 (parliamentary note). 334, 986. 994-A general 244 BILLINGTON, William: London Clinic and review of the tragedy, 983-Note on, 994- Bath, the "deep pool," 158-Correspondence on, Nursing Home, 376 Distribution of the vaecine to practitioners 242. See also Muscles, weakened BINAGHII, Roberto, death of, 688 (parliamentary note), 522-Review of book on, Bath, sea-water, Brighton, for rheumatIsm 778 Binoscope, the (Kenneth R. Smith), 844 756-Discuesion on at the Academie de Mede- Baith treatment for deafness (James Adam;), 621 Biology, phvsico-chemical, institute of, founded cine, 861-Immunization of infants by (A. Cal- (0) in Paris, 523 mette), 1070-Discussion at the Royal Society Baths, physiological effects of (F. G. Thomson), Biology, review of books on, 18,144, 358 of Medicine, 1070-Leading article. 1080 352-Discussion, 352 Biology and Statecraft (Sir Walter Fletcher), 407 *Bacillus, diphtheroid, cutaueous infection with Baths, pithead, 25 Biometric technique, review of book on, 102 a (J. F. D. Shrewsbury), 538 Baths for taboparesis. See Taboparesis Bio-physical assistants: Societvof Apothecaries' Bacillus dvsenteriae y of Hiss, epidemic of Baths, thermal, at Hofgastein, to be free to roll of, 810-The guests of the Society of dysentery due to (A. H. Rintoul), 138 medical men and dentists. 778 Apothecaries, 1134 Bacillus, tubercle, fractional products of the Bats. research on in the United States, 993 BIRCH, C. Allan: Anaesthesia in- childbirth, (Florence R. Sabin, C. A. Doan, and C. iC. BAYLISS, L. E. (and F. R. WINTON) Human 497 Forkner), 411 PhVyiology, rev., 59 BIRKETT, George Edmonson:-Radinm Therapv: Backache, review of book on, 754 BAZIN", E. V.: The diabetic child, 105 Principles and Pratctice. rev., 271-Obituary Backache in women: its significance and treat- BEATON. George Duncan Morrison, obituary notice of, 288 ment (Charles L. Kark), 348 (0)-Corres pond- notice of, 826 Birmingham: Dental Students' Society annual ence on, 472 BEAUMONT, J. H.: Contact glasses or crossed dinner, 41-Hospitals centre, 31,371 -Maternity BACON, W. B.: Ear syringe, 61 cylinders for high astigmatism, 1068 (0) homes, staffing of, 66-Women medical officers Bacteria, national collection of type cultures of, BECCLE, Louis F.: Mortality of acute appendic- and the " resignation on marriage" clause, 198 1081 itis, 328 Birth control clinics: Ministry of Health Bacteriology and the clinician (J. D. Allan Gray), BEC1K, Soma, death of, 291 memorandum. 600 184 BEDDARD, A. P.: London clinic and nursing Birth control literature (parliamentary note), Bacteriology in Relation to Medicine, System of: home, 287 650. See also Contracentive Vol. vii, Filterable viruses, rev., 1oo; vol. vi, BEDFORD, T.: Pithead baths, 25-Report on Birthday honours, 1004.1054 Immunity, rev., 899 absenteeism in coal mines, 1026 3ISSET, Mary Ronald, Kaisar-i-Hind medal con- Bacteriology, review of books on, 60, 100, 102, 404, Bi4DsON, S. P. (H. R. FIsEHR, R. J. HELSBY, ferred on, 71 712 and Dorothy S. RUSSELL): Three cases of BLACK, J. M.: Perforative diverticulitis of the Bacteriophage, tbeories of the (Jules Bordet), 26 psittacosis with two deatns; bacteriological colon, 180 Bacteriophages, therapeutic, 545 findings, 890 (0) Black tongue. See Tongue "Bad risk" operation cases. See Operation BEDWELL, C. E. A.: The p3ychiatric out-patient BLACKABY, E. J.: Case of multiple osteo- BAHADURJI, Jamshed N., obituary notice of, 872 clinic, 610 chondromata with obstructed labour, 704 (0) BAILrEY, Hamilton: Emergetnec Sturgery, Vol. I, BEESLY, Lewis (and T. B. JOHNSTON): A Manual BLACKBURN. R. H.: Diabetic diet on holiday, 1100 Abdomen and Pelvis, rev., 357 of Surgical Anatomy, third edition, rev., 314 BLACKEAM, Colonel Robert J.: Scalpel, Sword, BAILEY, L. D.: Treatment of eczema, 184 BEGG. A. K.: Filterable fowl tutnours, 68 and Stretcher rev., 801 BAKERE, A. Harvard: Nfeckel's diverticulum as Beit Fellows, junior. election of, 609 BLACKLOCK, D. B.: Report on a Survey of Htuman the cause of acute symptoms, 262 (0) BEIT, Sir Otto, bequests of, 251 Diseases in the Protectorate of Sierra Leone, BAKER, Stephen Leonard: Malignant disease BEITZEKE, H. (and others): Ergebitisse der 1125 of the large intestine, 142-Appointed Proctor pesamten Tuberkuloseforschung, B3and II, rev., BLACK5TOCK, Anthony, obituary notice of, 1096 Professor of Pathology and Pathological 850 BLACKWELL., Major-General William R., C.B. Anatomy at the Victoria University of Man- Belfast. See Ireland conferred on, 1004 chester, 1097 Belgium: The deaths from fog in the Meuse Bladder cancer. see Cancer ]BALDWIN, Aslett: Injection treatment of piles, Valley, 277-Progress of obstetrics, 556-In- Bladder enlarged, and dystocia (M. A. 898 struction in tuberculosis,556-Medical finance Dobbin and T. N. Jeffcoate), 753 BALDWIN. Sir Harry: The common moustache in the Congo. 556-1ndustrial physiology and BLAIR, R. IBertram: MorLality in acute appen- brush, 382 pathology, 556 dicular disease, 374 BALFOuR. Sir Andrew: Death of, 233'-Obituary Belgrade, diphtberia epidemic in, 251 BLAND, John: Immunizition against vaccinia. notice of, 245 BELL, Douglas: Treatment of tetanus, 75 871 BALLANTYNE, A. J.: Cataract operation in BELL, }. T. (editor): A Text-Book of Pathology, BLEWITT, Lieutenant Desmond, obituary notice extreme old age, 241 rev., 800 of, (89 BALLENGER, William Lincoln:-Diseases of the BELL, Julia: Hereditary Optic Atrophy, rev., BLTGH, E. W. (and S. G Blaxland STUBBN): SiX y Nose. Throat, and Ear: Medical and Sur- 1119 Cenlturies of HealtfI andt Plhysick, rev., 851 oical, sixth edition, rev., 456 BELL, W. 'Blair: Conservative gynaecological Blight, Ffancis James, rev. 1029 BALME, Harold:-Vaccine dosage: a plan for surgery, 653 (0)-Riedel's lisease, 752-Dystocia Blind, National Institute for: Annual report, 65 uniformity, 604, 726 and enlarged bladder, 753-Care of the child, Blinld Persons Act, amendment of, re increase Balneotherapy in rheumatism (leading article), 797-Uterus with attached portiou of colon, of pensions, 960 590 798-Fibromyomatous uteri simulating preg- lBlind persons, registration of (parliamentary BAMFORD. C. B.: Rupture of the coronary nancy, 798 note), 728 artery, 812 (0) Bell's Sale of Food and Drugs, eighth edition, Blind, Ro.val Blind Asylum and School, Edin- BAND. David: 'lervical carcinoma, 627 rev., 1029 buirgh: Annual report, 1087 Bangkok, Medical Congress of the Far Rastern BENIANS, T. H. C.: The intravenous use of Blind, Scottish National Federation for the Wel- . Association of Tropical Medicine at. 206 germicides, 268-Glycerin as a surgical dress- fare of: Annual meeting 1037 BANKS, J. Noel: Melaena neonatorum, 396 ing, 285 Blind, welfar e of: Advisory committee re- Bacting Research Foundation. See Research BENJAMIN, 1. M.: Whooping-cough with respira- appointed. 907-In Scotland, 1087-Under the Bar, calls to the, 251, 876 tory stridor, 180 Local Government Act (1929) (William Stone), BARBER, H. W.: Eczema of internal origin, 540 BENNETT, Armstrong: Treatment of psycho- 1087-Leading article on, 1122-Ninth report of -Elected a corresponding member of the neuroses, 17 advisory committee, 1122-Report of deputa- Vienna Derm'ttological Society,691-Eruptions BENNETT, Frederick W., obituary notice of, 37 tion of musicians and tuners to France and of the external auditory meatus, 796 BENNETT, J. G.:-Graves's disease: Inter- Germany. 1122 BARBER, T. Henry Treves: Treatment of varicose current pvrexia, 480 Blindness, International Association for the ulcers, 515 BENNETT, T. Izod: -The enigma of the chilblain, Prevention of (A. Bernard Cridland), 457- Barber-surgeon's instrument case of the Tudor 285 Leading article on, 459 period (C. J. S. Thompson), 811-Correspond- BENSAUDE, R.: Maladies de l'Tntestin, rev., 851 BLOMFIELD, J.: Convulsions during general ence on, 914 BENTHAM, Ethel, obituary notice of, 161 anaesthesia, J095 BARCLAY, A. E.: Radiological problems in Bequests to hospitals and medical charities, 163 Blood diseases, review of book on, 755 veterinary medicine, 16-Silvanus Thompson 251, 380 Blood donors, registration of 550 Memorial Lecture on specialization in the BERCHMANS,- Lieutenant James, M.B.E. con- Blood injection in treatment of fractured neck medical curriculum., 674 ferred on, 1004 of the femur (E. W. Itiches), 308 BARCROFT, Joseph, Hon. D.Sc. Belfast conferred BERGSTRAND. von Hilding: Cber die Akute und Blood pressure and life assurance, 726, 766, 816 on, 873 chironische iGelbe Leberatrophi., 277 Blood sugar method of determination for clinical BARGEN, Dr. J. A.: Chronic ulcerative colitis, Beri-beri, the pathology of the heart in: investi- work (Ireda K. Herbert and Margherita C. 504-Etioloay of chronic ulcerative colitis, gations at Batavia, Java, 523 Bourne). 94 (0) 1051 Berlin: Post-graduate courses in, 251-New Blood sugar. See also Sugar BARKA.S, Mary: The Psychological factor in institute of medical history in, 365 Blood transfusion in children, method of (Denis delinquency, 233-The voluntary mental BERRY, Sir George A., honorary LL.D.Ediu. Browne), 259 (0) patient, 981 conferred on, 518 Blood transfusion and damaged kidneys, 1046 BARNARD, J. E.: Etiology of disseminated BERRY, R. J. A.: Cerebral cortical structure and -BLUNT, Kqtharine (and Ruth COWAN): Ultra- sclerosis, 98-LDisseminated sclerosis research, its relations to mental disease, 837(0)-Micro- violet Light and Vitamin D in Nutrition. rev., 560 cephaly. 1045 312 Barnardo. Dr., 947 BWRTRAND. Ivan: Techniques histologiques dte Blushing, 163 BARNES, J.: Comparative value of cod-liver oil Neuropathologie, rev., 187 Board, Central Midwives: Colchester, Lowes- and irradiated ergosterol in rickets, 853 BERTWISTLE. A. P.: Kondoleon's operation, 955 toft, and Walthamstow (Supervision of Mid- BARNETT, John Binford, obituary notice of, 605 BETT, W. R.:-Dalrymtle's sign, 163-Traumnatic wives) Orders,-1931, correspondence re, 919- *Barolac ": barium sunphate in suspension, cleft pilate: Micrococcus catarrhalis mening- College of Nursing undertakeg a course -of 940 494 instruction for the midwife-teachers' ex- : itis: recovery, BARoN, Edward A lithotomy support, 673 BEVAN-PRITCHARD, H. G * Trestment of shock anlination, 163 - Matters discussed at the BARR. Sir James,: The causation of stone in following street accidents, 868 February meeting, 372-At- the June meeting, India, 1138 BEWLEY, G., nominated professor of preventive 1144-Appointments and re-elections, 511. 6i2- BARRETT, Florence E.: Mary Scharlieb medicine and medical jurisprudence at the General standard attained by midwives in memorial. 475 Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, 292- London, 1144-Notification of a stillborn child BARRIE, William Turnbull, presentation to, 471 Intracranial complications of ear diisease, 937 1144 BARRINGER. B. S.: Treatment of cancer of the BEWLEY, H. T.: Treatment of psschoneuroses, Board, Central Midwives (Scotland), 864 bladder, 459 17 Board of Control: Commissioners appointed BARROW, Major-General H. P. W.. appointed an BIDIE, Lienit.-Col. George: Insomnia, 142 282-Circular re mental hospital accommoda- official member of the Executive Council of BIGGART, J. E. (and H. Hilton STEWART): Case tion, 996 the Presidency of Antigua. 25 of acute bronchiectasis, 1115 (0) Board of Education: Annual report of the Chief BARTON, Kingston: Sugar in the diet of the BIGGER, Joseph: Unclean milk peril, 72, 954 Metdical Officer, 69, 112-Health of the school school child, 223 BIGGER, Lieut -Col. Samuel Ferguson, obituary child, 69.112-S6cond interim report of Com- BAscE, Prnfeasor van: Wiener Mediztnische notice of. 331 mittee on Adenoids and Enlarged Tonsils. 232 for March 14th on Woch-nschrift dedicated to the BIGGS, A. C B. :-The New Zealan,d earthquake: -Report of the Consultative Comnmittee the memory of, 609 the emergency medical service, f58 Primary School. 317-Schools for physically BASTIANELL.I, Raffaele, nominated director of Bile acids, review of book on, 670 defective children, 555-Issues a revised list the Institute for the Study and Treatment of Biliary anomalies, four: a plea for cholecyst- of certified spedial sch-ools for blind, deaf, Cancer at Rome, 1055 gastrostomy (1l. W. M. Hubert Phillins, defective. and epileptic children, 876 1ASTIBF,E, J-.: Diphtheria immunization in Donfald Isaac, and James Macdonald). 665 (0) BODANSKY. Meyer: Introduction to Physiological County Wexford, 199 Biliary function, review of book on, 984 Chemistry, second edition, rev., 501 JOURN. 2. Twa Damon 6 JAN.-JUNE, 193I] INDEX I MRDNAL JoURNAL

Bodies, unidentified, statistics of (parliamentary Bread, incorporation of vitamins in, 678 BRtcKNER, Max, death of. 1142 note), 1098 BREADY, J. Wesleyy:-Dr. Barnardo: Physician, Brush, moustache, the common, 382 BODMAN, C. Osmond: Instruments for examin- Pionteer, Prophet, 947 Bruxelles-Mhdicai: Special number on the pro- ing and treating the tonsils, 188 Breast, artificial, 252 ceedings of the Congress Journees Mddicales- Bog butter," 1145 Breast diseases, review of book on, 1073 (1930), 431 Royal Bo EHLER, Lorenz: Treatment of fractures, 31 Breastinnfation in puerperal coma followed by BRaYCE, Professor: Report of the Glasgow Boilerscale,"" prevention of. 381 rapid recovery (J. G. Kininmonth), 395 (0) Maternity and Women's Hospital, 421 BOLAM, Sir Robert: Hospital services in Breast-fed infants. SeeInfaant BuOHAN. G. F.: Health and cleanliness, 601 Scotland, 554 -Contributory scheme for Breasts, accessory, lactation in (Arnold BuCHANAN. R. E. lan EllisI.FFULMER): Physio- voluntary hospitals, 1042 bindhaugh), 446 logy and Biochemistr,y of Bacteria, vole. ii and BOLTON, Elizabeth, appointed Dean of the BRECEIN. Forrest, obituary notice of, 290 iii, rev., 404 London (Royal Free Hospital) School of Medi- BRENOHLEY, Algernoa D.: Appreciation of BUCKLEY, C. W Physiological effects of baths. cine for Women, 250 Mary Scharlieb Seymour Taylor, 958 352-Spondylitis deformans 1108 (0) memorial, 475 BRETON, Surgeon Captain William Kenneth, Budapest, institute of dietetics opened at, 381 Bombay, cholera outbreak in, 1089 obituary notice of, 1053 Budget, the (lealing article), 758. See also BoNn, Sir C. Ho bert, appointed a senior com- BREWS, R. Alan: The obstetrical problem of the Finance Act missioner of the Board of Control, 67-The contracted pelvis, 895 BULLEID, Arthur: Bacteriological Studies of, psychiatric out-patient clinic, 453-Mental Bridge, review of hook on, 61 Apical Infection,t. 993 disorder and pernicious anaemia, 980 Brighton: Plans for sea-water swimming bath BULLEID. W. A.: Sugar in the diet of the school, BOND, C. J. Genetic relationship between for treatment of rheumatism 778 child, 223 an cretinism i hypothyroidism, 423-The BRINDLE, W. S. (aad R. E. JACKSON):-Serum Bulletint ofHEygiene, 231 genetic and racial aspects of hormonic anaphylaxis, 220, 516 Tetanus: Unusual BURGER. Leo* Historical survey of the develop- deficiency, 604 channel of infection, 396 ment of modern urological instruments, 293 BOND, Surgeon Rear-Admiral Reginald St.G. S.: BRTSTOW, W. Rowley: London Clinic and BuRGESS, John A.: Frontal sinusitis with intra- Appointed Medical Director-General of the Nursing Home, 287 cranial suppuration and invasion of blood and Navy, 728-Received by the King, 1097 British Association.Seee Aseociation cerebro-spinal fluid by different organisms,. Bones, long, of diabetic children,arrested growth Britiah College of Obstetricians. See College 936 ini H. A. Harris), 700 (0) British Hospitals Association. See Association BURKE, E. Tytler: Treatment of syphilis, 206-- Bones, long, treatment of recent simple British Industries Fair. [london (1931), 193, 336 Therapeutic evaluation in the treatment of fractures of the (C. Fagge), 735 (0)-Corre- British Institute of Radiologists. See Radi- syphilis, 303 (0)-Coronary thrombosis and: spondence on, 816, 867, 912 ologists myocardial infarction with glycosuria, 768 BOoE.EE J.: Rickets and oral sepsis, 232 British Journal of Actinotherapy and Physio- BuRKE, Noel H. Kf.: Microcephaly, 1003 BOOTH, L. H.: The common cold, 294 therapy to be published under the title of The Burma: Report on the medicalinstitutions in, Bordeaux, post-graduate courses at. 73 British Journal of Physical Medicinie. 733 865 BORDET JUleS :-Croonian Lecture: LesTheories British Journal of Psycholoqy: Monograph BURN, A.: Painless natnral labour. 206 des Bact6riophages, 26 supplement on the growth of visual perception BURNET, Sir Robert William, obituary notice BoRRADAILE, L. A.:Elelmntary Zoology, second in children, 589 of, 377 use of edition, rev., 712 British Legion Village at Preston Hall: Annual BURNFORD, Julius: The intravenous BORTHwIcx, G. A.: Encephalitis lethargica, 714 report, 682 germicides. 268 BOSWEL,. Dudley W.: Puerperal inversion of British Medical &ssociation. See Association BURGESS, Norman: Keratodermia blennor-- the uterus, 582 British Ortbopaedic Association. See Associa- rhagica, 1092 Bottles, medicine, a wrapping for, 1056 tion BURNS, John W.:" Stocktaking," 100 Bouillaud, Jean Baptiste, 761 British Pha rmicopoeia. See Pharmacopoeia Burns, review of book on, 628 BOULTON, Major-General Ft., appointed honorary British Science Guild: Technical officers in BURRELL, L. S. T. (and W.J. FENTON): Dieeases surgeon to the King, 728 Government departments, 632-Annual meet- of the Chest, rev., 542-Pleural effusion, 619 (0) BOURDDILLON,R. B.: Recent advances in the ing. 906-Programme, 906 -Significance of haemoptysis, 1135 chemistry of the vitamins, 1116 British Spas Federation: Half-yearly meeting, BuRPROWs, A.: Radium and x-ray servicein OuRKE, Major Ulick Joseph, obituary notice of, 645. See also Tlpas Australia. 403 1097 BRITTAIN, Sir Harry: Climate ofMajorca, 432 Bursitis at the elbow (I. H. Lloyd-Williams), 58 BOURNE, Aleck: Management of pregnancy in BROADBENT, Walter: Treatment of pneumonia, BURT. Cyril: Report on the primary school tuberculous women, 141 - The obstetrical 448-Interlobar empyema, 1069 child, 317 problem of the contracted pelvis, 896 BROCKBANK, E. M.: The Diagnosis ant Treat- BURT, J. B.* Physiological effects of baths, 353 BouENsz, Geoffrey: An Introduction to Medical ment of Heart Disease, sixth edition, rev., 144 BURT-WHITE, H.. awarded the Nichols prize History and Case Taking, rev., 272 -The Conduct of Life Assurance Examina- 1083 BOURNE. Margherita C. (and FredaK. MERBBRT): tions, rev.. 1028 BUSQUET. Paul, death of, 331 The choice of a blood sugar method for clinical BROCKBANK, William: The value of liver in BUTCHER, Mary J., called to the Bar, 876 work, 94 (0) treatment, 586-Poison gas and pulmonary BUTCHER. W.J., called to the Bar. 876 BOUSyrELD, G,: Meinicke clarification reaction, cancer, 725 BUTLER, H. B.: The choice of an anaesthetic, 242 BRODERICK,F. W.: Sugar in the diet ofthe 266 BOWDEN, Ruth (W. D. SANsum and Percival school child, 223-Awarded the Cartwright BUTLER, William: Recent methods of sewage Allen GRAY): The Treatment of Diabetes prize, 689 treatment. 315 Mellitus with Higher Carbohydrate Diets, BRODIE, Richard, obituary notice of, 120 Butter, "boe," 1145 rev., 226 BRODRIBB,F. A.: Glycerin as a surgical dress- Butter, sale of (parliamentary note), 1054 BOWDLEB, W. A.: Primary treatment of car- ing, 159 BUZZARD, Sir E. Farquhar: Treatment of ner- bolic acid poisoning, 686 Bromide poisoning in a monkey. 124 vous exhaustion, 753 Bowel perforated by foreign bodies, followed by Bronchiolectasis, acute (H. Hilton Stewart and BYGOTT, Albert Henry, obituary notice of, 427 peritonitis (Arthur Hawkyard and George J. H. Biggart), 1115 (O) Byno eugastrol (hog's tomach). 589 Armitage). 5 i7 (0) BRONSON, Barnard S.: Nutrition and Food BYRmNE,J.: Varicose ulceration, 124 Bowel. See also Intestine Chemistry. rev. 455 BOxWELL, W.: Unusual renal tumour, 402 Brontes, the eyesight of the (C. Mabel Edgerley), BoYD, MarkF.: AnIntroduction to Malariology, 235 rev., 900 BRooKs, Harlow: Angina Pectoris, rev., 18 BoYD. Reginald H : Diet and Care of the BROSTBER, L.R.: A review of sexcharacters, with Surgical Case, rev. 757 special reference to the adrenal cortex, 743 (0) BOYD, William: The Pathology of Internal BROTHERS, Elmer D.: Medical Jurisprudence, Diseases, rev.,1-27 third edition, rev., 938 BRADFIELD, Lieut.-Col. E W. C.: Report of W.: Treatment of intes- C. the Government General Ho3pital, Madras, BROUGHTON-ALCOC1K,tinal amoebiasis, 847 235 BROUGHTON-HEAD, Leslie Charles, appointed CABOT, Richard C.: Physical Diagnzosis, tenth BaADFORtD. Sir John Rose, baronetcy conferred honorary surgeon dentist to the King in edition, rev., 102 on, 25, 70-Appreciation of Cyril Ogle, 427- Scotland. 431 Cadbury Bros.. Ltd.. centenary of, 1146 Medicine as a scienee and an art, 845 BROUHA. Maurice: The progress of obstetrics, CADE, Stanford (and Walter (G. SPE.NCER). Honorary M D.Dublin conferred on. 429 556 Diseases of thle Tongue, third edition of Butlin's. Bradshaw's Continental Handbook, 294 BROWN, Alan: Incorporation of vitamins in Diseases of the Tongue. rev,, 709 BRADY, M.J.: Comparative value of cod-liver oil bread. 678 CADENAULE. Edonard, death of, 688 and irradiated ergosterol in rickets, 853 BROWN, Herbert H.: Mortality in acute appen- Caesarean seetion (Frances Ivens-Knowles), 452 Bradycardia with torsion of ovarian cyst dicular disease, 516 Caesarean section and the contraoted pelvis, (R. Francis Matters), 1022 (0) BROWN, James (the riord High Commissioner), discussion on, 895. See also Pelvis BRARUNING, H. (and others): Etgebnisse der visits the Edinburgh hospitals, 953 Caesarean sectioa followed by natural labour, Gesamtent Tuberkulosefoorschung, Band II, rev., BROWN, 'riawrason (and Homer L. SAMPSON): 33.80,294 850 Intestinal Tuberculosi£. second edition, rev. Caesarean section, lower segment (St. George BRAGG, Sir William Henry, Order of Merit 2'6 Wilson), 798 oonferred on, 1004 BROWN, L. Graham :-Fractured base of skull: Calcium metabolism. 605 BRAILsFORD, James F.: Radiological problems effects on hearing. 449 Calcium therapy (Donald Hunter), 898-Dis- in veterinary medicine, 16-Hydatid disease BROWN. W. Langdon: Treatment of glandular cussion, 898 in England. 133 (0) deficiency, 400 Calculus of the ureter (J. B. Macalpine), 669 BRAIN, R T.: A radon seed introducer, 273 BROWN, William: Prevention and treatment of Calculus. See also Stone BRAIN, W. Russell: Zoster, varicella, and en- drug addiction, 495-An unusual mental abnor- Calcutta, tuberculosis mortality in, 866 cvphalitis,81 (O)-Mental symptoms associated mality, 513 CALMETTE, Professor: The B.C.G. controversy, with brain tumours, 311 BROWNE, Denis: Method of blood transfusion 861-Receives the diploma of honorarv mem- Brain abscess. See Abscess, cerebellar with special reference to children, 259 (0) bership of the Section for the Study of Disease 13rain, congenital aneurysm of. See Aneurysm BROWNE, George Buckston: Gift to the Royal in Children of the Royal Society of Melicine, Brain tumours. See Tumours College of surgeons for an Institute of 1070-B.C.G. immunization of infants, 1070 BRAITHWAITE, L. R.: Cholecyst-gastrostomy, FSurgical Research, 320, 332-Awarded the CALVERLEY, W.. called to the Bar, 876 766 honorary gold medal of the Royal College of Cambridge diploma in medical radiology. See- BRAMWELL, Sir Byrom: Death of, 762-Obituary Surgeons of England, 918, 1097 also Radiology anad University of Cambridge of, 823 477 -notice BROWNE, Deputy Surgeon - General Horace CAMEaON, James, obituary notice of, BRAMWELL, J. Crighton: Treatment of toxic Ximenes. obituary notice of, 162 CAMELRON, Samuei J (and HenryTHoMsoN): Pre- goitre. 450 BROWNE. O' Donel: Analgesia in labour, 669 vention of puerperal prrexia 350,425 BRA,NCH. Stanley, nominated Official Member of BROWNEM-MASON. Colonel Hubert Oliver Browne. CAMMoIDGE, P. J.: High carbodydrate diet io the Legislative Council of St. Vincent, 876 obituary notice of, 244 diabetes, 310 BRAND, A. T: Wag3taff's forceps, 733 BROWNING. C. H.: Appreciation of Archibald CAMON5E. Gaston de. death of. 428 symptoms with 829 BRANDER. J.: Mental associated Leitch 248 -CAMPBELL, 3. Menzies: Food combination-, brain tumours, 311 BROWNLrIE, W. Barrie: Treatment of ethmoid- CAMPBELL, R. B.: Report on Larbert Mental BRASH, James Couper, appointed to the chair itit, 285-Operation for cataract, 1092 Hospital, 115 of anatomy at Edinburgh University, 643 Browo-S6quard, review of book on, 902 Camphor and the Budget (parliamentary note), BRAsEHR. C. W.: Prevention and treatment of Brucella infection in Iowa, 807. See also Fever, 875 drug addictfon, 496 undulant Camphorated oil, poisoning by (J. Cottrell). 96 Vu Biecs.Juuwz AN.-JUNE, 1931] INDEX IhBuDMALJumWS

CANADA: Catarrh of upper respiratory tract, 1056 China: The Peking man. 151,551. 652-Difficulties Annual Meeting of the British Medical Associa- CATELCART, Charles W.: Tue procedure of the of medical oractice in, 677-Gift tion at Winnipeg, 1930: reprint of articles on hypodermic injection, 336 Asiatic Society towards Canada. etc., 41 CATECART, E. P.: Report on nutrition, 274 Institute in Shanghai for co-operation Banting Research Foundation, 322 CATHOART, George C.: The Treatment of Chinese and Western thought. 479-Nationat 'Canadian Medical Association: Annual meet- Chronic Deafness by ths Blectrophonofde Quarantinie Service of, the. ing, Vancouver (1931). 594, 651 Method of ZiLed-Burguet, second edition, rev., series i (edited by Lien-TehI, Medical examination of immigrants to, 1040 544-Modified LAwenberg forceps. 852 China Indemnity (Application) Medical survey of, 461 Cits and-human disease, 907 Chinese mining hospital (Kailem CATTSLL, Henry W. (editor): International pany): Report on, 192 Cancer and aniline workers (parliamentary note), Clinics. vol. iii fortieth series, rev., 406; vol. CHINN. Mr.: The psychological 566 iv, fortieth series, 801 linquency,234 Cancer of the bladler, treatment of (leading Cattle. imm inization of against tuberculosis CHIRAY, M. (and F. THIEiB&UT): Les Faotions article), 459-Correspondence on, 524 (parliamentary note), 477. See also Tubercu- Hepato-Biaires. rev.,984 -Cancer Oampaign, British Empire: Quarterly losis CHODOUNBRA, Karel, death of, meeting of Grand Council, 121, 689-Garton Cave-dwellers of Derbyshire (A. Lesie Arm- Chloroform, anaesthetic, prize, 251-4nnuil reporb of the Yorkshire strong), 998-Correspondence on, 1100 tecting decomposition in Allport). Council, 1043 CAWADIAS. A. P.: The dynamic and the modern Cholecyst-gastroslomy. 766, Cancer of the cervix (Henry Wade and David procedure of diagnosis. 312 Cholera outbreak in Bombay, and Band), 627 CAYLOR. Harold D.: Treatment of cancer of the CEuoPna. Bodh Raj: The Expectant Cancer, coal, and smoke (Mlizabeth C. Mudie), bladder, 459 Her Baby, rev.. 272 863 CECIL. Russell L. (editor): A Text-Book of Chorea, new reflex in (G. Stephens). Cancer, deaths from (parliamentary note), 916 Medicina, bv American authors, second 303 (0) * Cancer," definition of, 1146 edition, rev., 939 CHRISTIE. H. Kenrick: Technique Results Cancer, famili incidence of, 157, 199, 241, 255, 375 Cell, living, nature of (Robert Chambers), 411 of Grafting Skin, rev.,313 Cancer, activated (irradiated), fluorescein treat- Census of 1931, 278, 451-And the common health, CHRISTIE. John Farquhar. obituary of, ment of (S. Mo ickton Copeman), 658 (0)- 461 776 Correspondence on, 767 (ensus Order (parliamentary note). 39 CHRISTIE. J. Fulton: Paroxysmal rhinorlhoea. Cancer, incidence of, and its history after treat- Central Midwives Board. See Board 524 mnent, inquiry into, 505 Central Provinces. India, infantile mortality in, CHERISTOPHERS, Colonel Samuel Rickard,knight- Cancer of the large intestine (Gordon Taylor), 421 hood conferred on, 141 Cerebellar abscess. See Abscess CHRISToPHERSoN, J. European Cancer of lip, Ministry of Health memorandum Cerebral cortical structure and its relations to children in the tropics. 269 on. 804 mental disease (R. J. A. Berry), 837 (0) Chromium plating, in 'Cancer of the lung (leading article). 21 Cerebral metabolism (Eric Holmes and Mr. (Hubert FB. Trumper). 705 (0)-Correspondence Cancer of the lung (A. Tudor Edwtrds), 129 (0)- Ashford), 1024 on, 829. 1100 Correspondence on, 283 Cerebro-spinal fever, prevalence of: Ministry Chylous ascites complicating lymph- 0. Cancer of lung and poison gas. 667. 725 of Health memoranduma. 368 adenoma (Thomas Oancer of the lung, x-r&y therapy in. 283,327, 373, Cerebro-spinal fever outbreak in the Royal Air Frew), 622(0) St. Thomas's 473 Force in 1931 (Wing Commander H. B. Whit- Cicely Nortbcote. Hospital, Cancer and nerves (Et. J. Ludford), 68 tingham. Fdiiht Lieutenant J. M. Kilpatrick, and Northcote Cancer problem, aspects of the (leading article), and Flying Offlicer E. W. B. Griffiths), 1101 (0) Cigarettes. filter-tipped, 1123 Cerebro-spi-al fever (parliamentary note), 379, Cinchona tercentenary celebrations, Cancer prophylaxis, possible effect of radiupi '129, 56 i, 727-And vaccination, 566 Quinine tberspy malaria, 23-Quinine in, 1045 Cerebro-spinal fluid, review of book on, 356 duction in India. 594 Cancer of pyloru;, remission of symptoms in, Corebro-spinal m-ningitis. See Meningitis Cinchona and quinine. al80 124 Certified patient's old age pension. See Pension Ciraulatory failure, Ritchie). Cancer and race, 914 CITABANIER, H. (Sn t C. UOBO-ONELL': Explora- 195-Correspondence on, The keloid (0) Cancer, raiium therapy in (Roy Ward;. 402 tion Foctionnlelle d-s Reitts, rev.. 545 CrIARE, T. C.: ovary. CaneAr of rectum (W. B. Gabriel), 52 (0) Chadwick Lectures. See lJectures CLARK, Alfred Joseph. recommended Cancer Research Fund, Imperial:- doientific CH&GAs. Dr., elected a foreign member of the to the Roval Society, 507 of Report No. 9. 68-Fiiterable fowl tumours, 68- Acad6mie de M6decine. 567 CLARKE. Astley V.. appointed vice-chairman Experiment%l carcinogenesis, 68-Nerves and CHAJES. B.: Komnpendium der Sozialeni Hygiene, University college, Ejeicester. 33; cancer, 68-Nuclear origia of malignancy, 68 rev.. 359 CLARKE. J. Jackson: Cancer and Scientifio Cancer research, fuands tor ,parliamentary note) CH&ALMRS, H.: DIet and healtb, 605 Research, 726 874 CHSIMBERS, I:. J.: Avertin anaesthesia, 35 CLARKE. J. l'ertius: "Streptococci Cancer research: In ianchester, report of com CIAMBER8. E. R,: Keratitis punctata super- fever," a tropical view-point, mittee on, 765-In Harvard University, 856- ficialis. 750 CLREKSON. R. D Report Royal for In Yorkshire, report of council. 1043 CHAMBERS, Robert: The nature of the living National Institution Mentally Defective Cancer, review of books on, 224, 358, 800 cell, 411 (Children, Larbert. 602-Mental deficiency Cancerotskin, Ministry of Health memorandum CH&NDLER, F. G.: X-ray therapy in malignant Scotland, 996 the on, 804 disease of the lung. 373 CLAYTO.X-MITCHELL, Matthew: in Cancer antd Scientific Research, 358.725 Change of doctor. See Insuirance appendix, 303 London Cancer statisicis (parliamentary note), 522, 916 CHAPLIN, Arnold: Some great figures in history, Cleansing. public, Cancer of tongue. Ministry of Health 205 note), 204. See also memorandum on, 804 Chapman, George. Trial of, rev 273 Cleft palate. See Methods of Cancer, treatment of (R. H. Jocelyn Swan), 864 Charaka Club, Proceedings of, vol. vii, rev., CLEJ4DENING, Logan: Cancer treatment, results of, 75 672 ment, fourth edition, rev., anaesthesia. Cancer, treatment of by a new (Coolidge) x-ray CRARCOT. Dr.: Scurvy, 862 CLERY, A. B.: Spinocain tube, 919 CHA-USSINAND, Roland: La Vaccination contra Climate and travel, problems Cancer. Seeais Malignant disease, Tumours,etc. la Tuberculose par le B.C. G.. rev., 756 907. See also Air CANDLERP, Mr.: Glandular lipoma, 849 CHAVANY, J.-A. (and A. ZuHMERIN): Diagnostic Climate of Majorca, 335, 331, Canfleld operation for p iranasal suppuration, et Th6rapeutique Electro Radiologiqetes des Clio Medica.-New volumes Anatomv 693, 685. 820. See also Paranasal Maladies due Sys0tme Nerveux, rev., 19 (George Corner), 463-Physiology Capital punishment (parliamentary note). 244 CHEATLE. Mir G. [Lenthal: London Clinic and Fulton). 463 complica- 291. See also dentence of Death Bill Nursing Home, 287-Awarded the Walker prize, CLoSE., Harold G.: CAPON, Norman: Care of the child, 797 689 tions of pregnancy, CAPPELL, Daniel Fowler, appointed professor of Cheese wrappers, poisoning from (parliamentary OsmA) - The diagnosis pathology in the University of St. Andrews, note), 39 CLOW, Alice Sanderson: dys- 281 CHIOCESMAN, J. B.: Baillibre's Synthetic Anatomy. menorrhoea, Carbohydrate diet. See Diet Part VII, The Thorax; Part VIII, The Club, Charaka. Proceedings of, Carbolic acid poisoning, treatment of (0. S. Abdomen, rev., 672 Club. Osler: Gibbs). 581 (0)-Oorrespondence on, 686, 770 Chemicals and drugs, British, 193 See also procedure of diagnosis, Carcinogenesis, experiment LI (W. Cramer), 68 British Industries Fair Club, Oxford Carcinoma. See Cancer Chemical Industry, Acts of Parliament relating cases of intestinal strangula- Cardio-vascular syphilis. See Syphilis to: Index to now published, 778 tion, 219 CARITON, C. Hope: The ch ice of an anaes- Chemistry. review of books on, 20, 187, 500, 628, Club, Royal Navy Medical, thetic, 266 672, 757 801 CLUTTERBUCK, S. Sodium nucleinate 'CARLYON, Lieut.-Col Arthur Farrington, Chest diseases, review of books on, 542. 670 Pneumonia, obituary notice of, 565 Chesterfield, Lord, a medical, 635 Coal miners. The CAPRMICHAEL, E. Arnold: Etiology of dis- Chesterfield medal, examination for, 523 COBB, N. A.: helminthology, seminated sclerosis, 98, 943 CHEVASBUT, Miss: Etiology of disseminated COCHRANE, Robert G.: The con- CARK, J. G.: Cardio-vascular syphilis. 106 sclerosis, 98-Refuses the Medical Research ference on leprosy CARRErL, Alexis, awarded the Sophia A. Council's offer to demonstrate a spherule of Coax. F. Nordhoff-Jung Cancer prize, 25 disseminated sclerosis, 425 - Disseminated England, 42 Treatment varicose CATRRERA. Juan Alba, death of, 291 sclerosis research, 513 COC1KsEnUT, R. 'CARRUTHERS, N. S.:-Fractured base of skull: CHIA. S. C. (and J. B. G. Muza): Perforated tion, 652 effect on hearing, 450 typhoid ulcer, 976 (0) Cocoa and chocolate 1146 substances(leading CARSWELL, John, death of, 1126 Chilblain, enigma of the (Rupert Hallam), 215 Cod-liver CARSWELL, Robert: The opilook on tuber- (0)-Correspondence on, 285,329, 374. 516, 568 article), 853 culosis. 155 Child, care of. from birth to school age (Leonard Co liac article), peri- CARTBR, Barbara Barclay: Memorial to Joan of Findlay), 797 Coeliac disease (0) Arc, 780 Child, care of, in Scotland (John Guy), 152 tonitis (E. Warren), Case taking, review of book on. 272 Child guidance clinics: Report of the Clarendon COHEN, H.: Miscarriage twin, (0) Casement, Roger a problem in psychology Road Clinic, 1044-Change of address, 1146 COKE, Harry: pturpura, (Denis Gywnu), 802 Child psychology. See Psychology Cold, common. Shibley, C. H. ,CASSIDY, Maurice A.: The electrocardiogram, Child welfare: Annual meeting 'of the West D)ochez, Katherine Mills, Long. 646 Govan Association. 421. See also Maternity J. &. Doull), 149-Correspondence on. skin Haxthausen), CASTELLANI, Sir Aldo: European women and Child welfare in Africa: Conference on, 778- Cold in (Hl. children in the tropics, 268-Treatment of Parliamentary note, 1143 192. See also of infection in puerperal intestinal amoebiasis,847 Childbirth, anaesthesia in. See Anaesthesia COLEMBROOIKE: Source -CAsTGLONI, A.: &istoire de la Midecsiz, rev., aund Labour Children. growth in. See Growth Colitis, ulcerative, chronic (leading article), 504 -(Arthur F. Hurst), 693 (0)-Correspondence Cataract medical practice,877 Children's Clinic for Study of Nervous Diseases, on. 920. 1051-Etiology of, 1051 Cataract, operation f )r, 1001, 1045, 1092, 1136 1044, 1146 Catarait Colitis, ulcerative, flushing electrode for treat- operation in extreme old age (Lieut.- Children's diseases, review of book on, 850, 902, Col. H. Blliot). 132 (0)-Correspondence on, 985. 1029, 1074 :241, 286 Chill. review of book on. 588 Collapse of lung. See Lung r Ta. Bam. 8 JAN.-JUNE, 193I] INDEX I mDIaL JoURNA

Congress of Obstetrics and College, Anderson, Glasgow: Annual prize- COLLINSON, H.: Some aspects of present-day Gynaecology, British. giving, surgery, 107 Gl asgow (1931), 79. 601 and ollege. Epsom: sanatorium, 282- COLLIe, E. L.: The coal miner, his health and Congress of Obstetrics Gynaecology, Madrid Foundationers, correspondence on, 474- occupational diseases, 953 Hispano-Portuguese, (1931), 205,1055 Election a St. Anne's scholarship, 1083 Colon, diverticula of, and their sequelase (J. P. Congress of Oto-Rhino-Laryngology, Inter- and H. Graham national, Madrid (1932),163 France, centenary of, Lockhart-Mummery Hodgson), Coll6ge Oxford 463 Gordon 525 College, Memorial, Khartum: Annual (0)-Correspondence on, 646 Conggess, Ophthalmological, report, Colon, perforative diverticulitis of (J. M. Black), Congress of Paediatrics, International, Stock-

Fellows 250 - 180 holm (1930). 547-The thymus puzzle. 547 oollege, King's: appointed, of Lectures, 121, 688 New anatomy depart- Colour vision and the Navy (parliamentary Congress Photography, International, Dresden and 778 ment, See al8o Hospital University note). 566 (1931), London COLT, G. H.: Injection treatment of varicose Congress for Psychotherapy, Medical, Dresden

Commemoration 609 Leyton: 312-Treatment (1931), College, Livingstone, veins, of varicose ulcei-ation, 1055 329 Congress of Radiology, International, Paris (1931). Day, 961 College, London Hospital bMedical. See Hospital, COLVILLE, O.: Prolonged obstruction of the 919, London large bowel, 707 CongressofInternationalLeagueagainst Rheum- Rome 567 College Obstetricians Gynaecologists, Coma, puerperal: rapid recovery following atism, (1931), meeting, 821-Annual report, inflation of breasts (J. G. Kininmouth), 395 (0) Congress of the Royal Institute of Public Health.

821-Election com- Comb forceps. See Forceps Frankfort (1931), 857, 960-Inaugural meeting, officers, 821-Election of mittees, 821-Quarterly meeting Council, COMBY, Jules: Quatre Cent Consultations 960-Medals presented, 960-Medal honour 292, 821-Seal of the College, 292-Report of Midicales pour les Maladies des EnJant., of the city of Frankfort presented to, 960 Committee,292-Subcommittees ninth edition, rev., 985 Congress of the Royal Sanitary Institute.

292 Comedo, unusual distribution of (J. Goodwin Glasgow (1931), 828, 1099 appointed, Communal College, Royal Army Medical, reception at, 1053 Tomkinson). 666 (0) Congress of Sanitary Technique and College, Royal of Commonwealth Fund Fellowships, appoint Hygiene, Milan (1931). 41, 479 Australasian, Surgeons: World meeting, 1086-Journal of to be known ments to. 919 Congress of Sexual Reform, League (1930) in ture as The Australian antd New Zealand Complement-fixation test, gonococcal (I. N. Proceedings. rev., 630 fu on Social Work London Journal 718 of Surgery. 1086 Orpwood Price), 578 (0) (Congress (1931). of of John of the Stomatological College Royal, ehysicians Edinburgh: COMRIE, D.: Egyptian clinical surgery, 601 Congress Association, anniver- Confioement, pyrexia after, 1099 International, Budapest (1931). 431 Appointments, 873-Centenary (250th South Afrioan See sary) celebrations, 360, 370-Fellows elected, Confinement, solitary (parliamentary note). 1098 Congress, Medical. Congres 292, 873-Freeland Barbour Fellowship, 873 Congo, medical finance in the, 556 of the Medical Association of South Africa 873 Congress against Alcoholism, International, Congress of Thalassotherapy, Internation -Lecturers, 292-Quarterly meeting, 292, 479 College, Royal, Physicians of Ireland: Ap- Antwerp (1928): Proceedings, rev., 802 Berck-sur-Mer (1931). pointments, 292-Degrees and pass lists, 292, Congress, Australasian Medical: Tratsactions Congress of Tropical Medicine, International, of Third 651, 1097-Fellows elected, 689-Invitation to the Session, rev.. 61 Amsterdam (1931), 1145 Cleveland, U.S.A., admitted, Congress of the Berlin Society of Balneology. Congress of Tropical Medicine and Hygien 1097-Licentiates Bad 1097-Members admitted. 292,1097-Professor- Ems (1931), 431 Paris (1931) 678

ship and medical Bolivian Sucre Congress of Thalassotherapy, Italian, preventive medicinae juris- Congress, Medical, (1931), 651 Trieste of of the 79 prudenco, 292-Report representative on Congress Collegium Oto-rhino-laryneo- (1931), Irish Medical Council, 1097 logicum, International, Bordeaux (1931),1145 Congress, Tuberculosis Prevention, Nation Congress of Comparative Pathology, Inter- Association for, Margate (1931), 108, See al Paris COLLEGE, ROYAL, OF PHYSICIANS OF LONDON national, (1931),1144 Tuberculosis of Board in and Appointments, 250, 651, 820 Congress Digestive Pathology, Spanish, Conjoint England: Degrees pase and 918 Valencia (1931), 733 lists, 292 Degrees pass lists, 250, 651, 820, 873, Degrees and Diplomas. 250. 651, 873, 918 Congress. Dutch, of Natural Science and Medi- Conjoint Board in Ireland: pase Fellowship, 820 cine, Delft (1931), 251 lists, 41 of the and Lectures, 108, 250, 918 Congress Far Eastern Association of Conjoint Board in Scotland: Degrees pass 250, Tropical Medicine, Bangkok (1930). 206. See lists, 250, 873 Licences, also Membership, 250, 820 Tropical CONSEIL, Ernest, gold medal of epidemics con- President elected, 594, 651 Congress of the French Societies of Oto-neuro- ferred posthumously on, 163 Quarterly meeting, 820 ophthalmology, Paris (1931), 778 Consolidated Fund 1ill, 565 of the People 250 Congress. French, of Tuberculosis, Bordeaux Constipation. linseed for, 206 Representation Bill, (1931), 567 Consumers' Council Bill, 607

of See onilege, Royal, Surgeons of Edinburgh: CongresR of the French Society of Ophthalmo Consumption. Tubercutlosis Bathgate memorial prize, 918-Degrees and logy, Paris (1931), 651 Contact glasses. See Glasses pass lists, 918-Fellowship Examination Congress of French-speaking Alienists and Contraceptive literature (parliamentary note. Papers for the Diplomas of, 1927-1930, 672 Neuirologists, Bordeaux (1931), 205 650. Sea also Birth Control Congress of French-speaking Medical Jurists Contraction for "lowest-level" co-ordination. 413 COLLEGE, ROYAL, SURGEONS OF ENGLAND: (1931), See Co-ordination Appointments. 121, 519, 689 Congress of the German Association for the Clonvalescent serum. See Serum of Catalogte Portraits and Busts in the Roval Investigation Diseases of the Circulation, Conventions: International (parliamentary College Surgeons of Enigland, 463 Breslau (1931), 123, 381 note), 430-On the amelioration of the sick and Examiners, vacancy on, 918 Congress of the German Association foc Internal wounded in armies in the field, 597-On tha election, 332, 429, 564 Medicine. Wiesbaden (1931), 567. 609 treatment of prisoners of war. 597 of the to be a medical meeting, 121, 332, 519, 688, 918.1097 Congress German Balneological Society, Conviction for falsely pretending and Ems- Degrees pass lists 121, 332,688,873,918,1097 (1931), 567 man, 1053 Diplomas, 121, 332. 519, 688, 873. 918 Congress of the German Dermatological Society, Convulsions during surgioal anaesthesia (J. Roas Examiners, Court of, 121,1097 Vienna (1931), 651 Mackenzie), 224, 440. (85 (O-COrreBIOndence Fellowship, 332, 918,1097 Congress of the German General Medical on, 562, 685, 1032, 1095 Fellowship examinations, 121, 918,1097 Society for Psvchotherapy, Dresden (1931). 651 CONWELIL. H. Earle: Acute Fractures of the Fellowship. primary, examination, 1097 Congress of the German Oto-rhino-laryngo- Shaft of the Femur itn Children, 230-(And Membership, 1097 logical Society, LeIpzig (1931), 651 Lloyd NOLAND):-AUcte Fr-actures of the Honorary gold medlal awarded, 918,1097 Congress of the German Psychiatric Society, Pelvis: Treatment and ResuZts of 125 Cases, Jacksonion prize, 777 Breslau (1931), 567 230 Lectures, 121, 689, 777 Congres-s of the German Surgical Society, Berlin CooK, B. E.: "Bad risk " operation cases, 432 Licences, 519 (1931), 567. 919 CooK, James: Obstetrical education of the Macloghlin Scholarship, 478, 1097 Congress. German Taberculosis, Kissingen undergraduate, 117 Members the 651 E. C. Whitehall: Case of glandular Council, representation of, (1931), CooKE, 122. 159, 201 Congress of the History of Science and fever, 446 Membership. 1097 Technology, International, London (1931), 193, COOiKE. Sir Marriott, dinner to, 236 Museum demonstrations. 378 828.1083 COOKE, R. G.: Hodgkin's disease with unusual Orthopaedic Congress, International, 519 Congress, Hospital, International, Vienna (1931), onset. ?08 Prizes awarded, 689 733 COOKE, W. E.: Miners' nystagmus, 615 (O Surgical -biological research institute, pro- Congress of Induistrial Accidentq and Diseases Cookery, review of book on. 985 posed, 332, 1097 International,-Geneva (1931), 961 COOLIrGE, W. D., discovers a new x-ray tube. Waterhouse, the late Sir Herbert, 1097 Congress for Internal Medicine. Helsingfors for the treatment of cancer, 919 (1929): Proceedings, rev., 272 CoomsBs. F. Carey (and A. RendleSHoRT, editors):

of of the rev., 982 College,Roval, Surgeons in Ireland: Degrees Congresa International Society of Surgery, The Medical Anntual, pass lists, 41 Madrid (1932), 995, 1126 COopEER. G.: X-ray therapy In cancer of the College lung. 473 S;urgeons,American: John B. Murphy Congress. Italian, of Colonial Studies, Florence Oration, 806 (1930). 567 COOPER. G. G.: The umbilicus as a source of of College. Roval Veterinary (parliamentary note), Congress the Italian Society of Microbiology, infection, 252 380. 430, 772, 822. See also Veterinary Milan (1931), 567 Co-ordination, " lowest-level," quantitative College, Trinity. Dublin:-Degrees and pass Congress,Journies Medicales (1930): Proceedings, management of contraction for (Sir Charles ligts, 204. 561. 777-Abraham Colles: his life 431 Sherrington), 207 (0)-Leading article on, 228. add work,863. See also University of Dublin Congress: Journees M6dicales de Bruxelleq See also Reflexes, spinal College,University, Cork: Appointments,121 (1930), 556, 762-The progress of obstetrics, CoPE, V. Zacharv: The choice of an anaesthetic. 556 266-The Intravenous use of germicides, 267 College, University, Dublin: Degrees and pass lists, 40,121. See also University of Dublin Congress, Journ6es MWdicales de Lille, Lille COPEMAN. S. Monckton: Glycerin as a germicide, ollege, Universitv, Lrondon: Annual dinner 1930), 479 513-Activated (irradiated) fluorescein in the. of Fellows, 688-Annual 429-Ilayliss- Congress of the Jugoslavian Dermatological treatment of cancer, 658 (0) reDort, VOPEMAN, W. S C.: The " deep pool " bath, 158 Starling memorial scholarshin, 777-Lectures, Society, Belgrade (1931), 479 78, 204-The Peking msoi, 151-Scholarships Congress of Light Therapy, International, COPPEz, Jean Baptiste, death of, 648 and exhibitions, 650. 777. See also Hospital Copenhagen (1931), 961,1055 COPPINGERn, Ljent.-Col. Charles J., O.B.E. and Universityof London Congr ess, Ling, International, Stockholm (1930), conferred on, 1004 41-Swedish C. Sour milk, 779 Dollege, West London Post-graduate: Opening gold medal for physicaleducation CO

Maurice: Cancer of the and DAVIDSON, Lung of (E. P. Po:ilton). 309-Discussion, 309 DONALDSON, William Ireland, obituary notice OtherIntrat horaci Tum,urs, 21-X-ray Diabetes in coal miners, 42 of. 606 therapy in disease of the lung, 327 malignant Diabetes, review of books on, 226, 755 DONELAN, J. OC.: Treatment of psycho- (and P. DAVIE, George T. M'DONALD): Hand- Diabetes. See also Insulin neuroses. 17* Widows', Orphans', Old book of and Age Con- Diabetic chi'd (leading article), 105 DOUBLEDAY, F. N. Nomenclature of pyorrhoea. Pensions, rev., 902 tributory flabetic children, arrested growth in the long 945 DAVIES C. Riedel's 752 0., disease, bones of (Hl. A. Harris), 700 (0) DoUGAL, D.: Obstructive inflammatory lesions DAviES, H. Morriston: Empyema thoracis, Diabetic diet on holiday, 1100 of the terus, 16-Chorion epithelioma of (0 Diacetylmorphine, new Home Office Regulations uterus. 16 Carcinoma in one horn of a DAVIES, J. H. Twiston: Treatment of varicose re, 31 bicornuate uterus, 16-Pseudo-myxoma of the ulceration, 201,330-Thallium and its risks, 473 Diagnosis, the dynamic and the modern pro- ovaries.J and peritoneum, 542 DAVIES. Stanley Powell: Social Control of the cedure of (A. P. Cawadias), 312 DOUILL, A.: Etiology of the common cold. 149 Mentally Deficient, rev., 59 Diagnosis, review of books on, 102, 186. 545, 1120 Dow. D.TuberculosisJ.: Mortality in Children, DAVIEs, Thomas Anwyl: Syphilis in Primary Diaphragm, congenital absence of left half of 1081 the Female, rev., 983 (Trevor Hosy), 265 DownITNG. G. B.: Eczema of internal origin, 540 ETx. Bamax I JAN.-JUNE, I93'] INDEX IMRDIOAL JOURNAL. I

Dawn House and experiments on animals (par- Eclampsia, liverchanges in (James Davidson), 98 Erythroodema(Frank J. Lees), 844(0) liamentary note), 772 Eclampsia with unusual symptoms, 119 Erythromelalgia, 961 DOYLE, Major Eric Edward, C.I.E. conferred Economy, public, and medicine. See Medicine ES1KEY, C. B.: Chief Etiological Factors of on, 70 Ectopic pregnancy. See Pregnancy Plaoue in Ecuador and the Anti-Plague DRAKE, J. A.: Transmission of scabies and Ecuador, plague in, 946 Campaign, 946 ringworm, 352 Eczema of internal origin (G. H. Oriel), 540 EssEN-MoLLER.Elis: The obstetrical education DRAKE, T. El. G.: Incorporation of vitamins In Eczema, treatment of (Henry MacCormac). 184- of the undergraduate, 326 bread, 678 Discussion, 184 Essex, paratyphoid fever in,322,430, 477 DRAKE BROCKMAN, R. E. : Amoebic hepatitis EDGAR, Clifford B.. bequests of, 873 Estimates: Colonial and Middle-Eastern with haematemesis, 444 (0) EDGERLEY, C. Mabel: The eyesight of the Services, 333-Supplementary, 379-Army, 477, DRENNAN. A. Murray: Appreciation of James Bront0s. 235 521-Navy, 477, 519-Air, 519-Scottish, 1004, Lorrain Smith, 775 Edinburgh. See Scotland 1142 D REVEB, Dr.: Child psychology, 422 EDINGTON, G. H.: The incision in appendi- Ether-oxygen anaesthesia. See Anaesthesia DREW, Douglas: Death of, 411-Obituary notice cectomy, 559 Ethmoiditis, safe method of dealing with (E. A. of, 475 EDMONDS, Florence: Treatment of pituitary Peters), 56(0)-Correspondence on, 158,200, 285, DREYFUSS, Robert, death of, 1142 disorders, 498 376 Drug addiction, prevention and treatment of EDMUNDS, Arthur, appointed a Fellow of King's Ethnos, or the Problem of Race considered from (William Brown,, 495-Discussion, 495 College, 250-The choice of an anaesthetic, 266 a New Point of View (Sir Arthur Keitb), 506 Drug control in India (J. C. David), 316, 321 EDMUNDSON, K.: European women and children Ethyl chloride bythe closed method, 330 Drugs, dangerous: Traffic in (leading article), in the Tropics, 269 Eugenic experiment (Alfr. d Dachert), 808 190-International conference on, 549-Limita- Education (School Attendance) Bill, 163. 333 EULER, H. von: Recent advances in the tion of the traffic in, 41, 905 - International EDWARDs, A. Tudor: Malignant disease of the chemistry of vitamins, 1117 Conference on. 9-5-New Home Office Regula- lung, 129 (0) European women and children in the Tropics tions re diacetyl-morphine. 381-Report by the EDWARDS,Harold Clifford, awarded the Robert (A. B. Neligan), 268-Discussion, 268-Corre- * entral Opium Board of the League of Nations, Jones medal and Association prize of the spondence on, 1091. See also Tropics 717 British Orthopaedic Association, 778 EVANS, A. E., appointed a commissioner of the Drugs, narcotic, in Egypt (Major-General T. W. EDWARDS, N. B.: Ectopic gestation in a hydro- Board of Control,282 Russell Pasha). 636 salpinx, 17-Uterus with a sarcomatous poly- EVANS, Frankis T.: The choice of an anaes- Drugs, prices of (parliamentary note), 649 pus, 542-Uterusa and appendages with fimbrial thetic, 266 Drugs, proprietary, an index of, 124 cyst with twisted pedieleand earlypapilliferous EVANS, Griffith: Familial incidence of cancer, DRUMMOND, Sir David; Appreciation of Sir carcinoma of ovary, 542-Torsion of a hydro- 157, 241-Freedom of the city of Bangor con- Byrom Bramwell, 824 salpinx, 798 ferred on, 282-Coronary thrombosis and DRuMmoND, J. C.: Relative value of cod-liver oils EDWARDS, P. W.: Artificial pneumothorax stop- myocardial infarction with glycosuria, 913 from various sources. 853 cock and needles, 188 EVANs, William, awarded the Liddle triennial Drunken motor drivers, medical examination of, Egypt: Narcotic drugs in (Major-General T. W. prize, 332, 378 760. 956, 1003. See also Motor Russell Pasha), 636-Ophthalmologyin: Report EVE, Frank C.: The haemorrhagic diathesis and Dublin. See Ireland of the Giza Memorial Ophthalmic Laboratory, the antitryptic index, 117 DUBLIN, Louis 1.(and Bernard Langdon WYATT): 1034 EVERETT, R.: Traumatic rupture of uterus, 99 Chronic Arthritss and Rheumatoid Affections, Egyptian clinical snrgery (John D Comrie), 601 EVERIDME, John: The radiological renal out- rev., 801 EIDINOW, A.: Radiological problems in veter- line, 183 DUBOST, Jean (and Paul DuHav): L'Ionisation inary medicine, 16-Technique of surgical EWING, A. Cameron (and Alec B. WALKER): et ses AVolication8 Mldicales, rev., 630 disathermy, describing a new electrode, 892 (0) Labour and mitral stenosis with incom- Duct forceps. Se-. Forceps "Elbe-Weser-Radio" for medical advice to petence 221 DUREM, Paul (and Jean DUBOST): L'Ionisation ships, 1099 Excretion urography. See Urography et ses Applica'ions MMdicales, rev , 630 Elbow, bursitis at the (I. H-. Lloyd-Williams), 58 Exophthalmos. unilateral, following administra- DuKE, Winifred (editor): Trial of Harold Green- Electoral Reform Bill, 318 tion or thyroid extract (T. Gillman Moorhead). wood, rev., 545 Electrocardiogram, the (leading article). 407- 442 (0) DUKE-ELDER, W. Stewart: The Nature of the Correspondence on, 473. 561, 646 Exostoses, multiple, obstructing parturition, Vitreous Bodpi, 191 Electrode, flushing. for treatment of ulcerative 766. See also Osteochondromata DuKEs, Cuthbert: Injection treatment of piles, colitis, 406 Expectant mothers and sentence of death. See 897 Electrode for surgicsl diathermy, a new (Albert Sentence of Death Bill DUMAs, M. A.: Les Hypotentsionts aigugs et sub- Eldinow), 892 (0) Extomak " (hog's stomach) in pernicious aigue.s, rev., 544 Elephantiasis, non-filarial (J. Ewart Schofleld), anaemia. SeeAnsemia and Stomach DOM)NT, Jean. death of, 1051 795 Eye movements and reading (M. D. Vernon), 24 DUNCAN, 1. Z. C.. appolutdd a commissioner of ELLIOT, Lieut -Col. R. H.: Cataract operation in Eye. review of book on, 454 the Board of Control, 232 extreme oldage, 132 (0)-Operation for cataract, Eye. See also Ocular, Ophthalmic. etc. DUNDAS-GRANT, Sir Jamos:-Medical and 1136 Eyesight of the Bront6s. See Brontbs surgical uses of diathermv, 182-The choice ELLIOTT, C. 0. (and David P. MARAIS): Case of EmYRE, J. W. H.: Bacteriological Technique, rev., of an anaesthetic, 266-Fractured base of pituitary tumour, 297 (0) 60 skull: effect on hearing, 450-',anfield opera- ELLSAN. Philip: Treatment of glandular tion for paranasal suppuration, 603, 727. 869- deficiency, 401 Eruptions of the external auditory meatus, 797 Elphinstone. Bishop, five hundredth anniversary Dundee. Sre Scotland celebrations of the birth of, 1043 Dunfermline. See Scotland EMB ETO-J. Dr.: Vaccine therapy, 356 F. Du JLop, B.: Sterilization of mental defectives, Emergency surgery. review of book on, 357, 710 432 EMSRsON. Eieut.-Col. Isaac Bomford, obituary Face mask. See Mask DUNKIN, Major G. W., to visit the United States notice of, 204 Factories Bill, 959 to study the production of serums and vaccines Empyema. closed drainage in the treatment of Factory Act: Medical serviee (parliamentary in relation to animl& disease, 876 (.J. D. McEachern), 383 (O)-Corresponden.*e on, note), 772-Inspectorates (parliamentary note), DuNLOP, D. M. (and 0. P. STEW.RT): Clinical 516, 562, 1(47 1098 Chemistry in Practical Medicine, rev., 628 Empyema, interlobar (Walter Broadbent), 1069 Factory Acts, amendment of, 203 DUNN. B. Venn: Treatment of dysmenorrhoea, Empyema thoracis (HE. Morriston Davies), 569 (0), FAGGE, C. H.: A plea for the earlier diagnosis of 971(0Q -Correspondence on, 683 abdominal emergencies, 50(0-Treatment of DUNN, John Shaw, appointed td the St. Mungo Empyema thoracis: oloothorax and gelatino- recent simple fractures of the long bones, (Notman) chair of pathology at Glasgow, 152 thorax in treatment, 683 735 (0). 867 DuNN, Naughton: Operation for hallux valgus, Encephalitis, epidemic kArthur J. Hall), 849 Fair, Britisb Industries. See British 56) Encephalitis, herpes zoster, and varicella FAIRBAIRN, J. S.: The obstetrical problem of DUNNE, J.: Annual report on the Sligo and (W. Russell Brain), 81 ,O) the contracted pelvis, 896 Leitrim Mental Hosnital, 1089 Encephalitis letnargica (parliamentary note), 39 FAIRBAIRN. W. R. D., elected a Fellow of the Duodenal ulcer. See Ulcer Encephalitis: Post-encephalitis and its Royal Society of Edinburgh, 479 Duodenum, diverticula of the (S. Gilbert Scott), problems (leading article), 714-Correspond- FAIRPBANK, H. A. T.: Some tendon ruptures, 866 346(0)- orrespondence on, 471. 524 ence on, 768 FAIRFIBLD, Letitia: The voluntary mental DUVERNAY, L.: L'Arthlrite Chronique de la Encephalitis, post-vaceinal (parliamentary patient, 982 Hantche, rev., 588 notes), 565, 1098 FAIRLEY, N. Hamilton (and G. Carmichael DYKE, S. C.: Vaccine therapy, 355-The value of Encephalitis, review of book on. 499 Low): Laboratory and hospital infections liver in treatment. 585 Encephalitis and septicaemia in relation to with yellow fever in England, 125(0)-Sero- Dysentery epidemic due to B. dysenteriae y of vaccitation (Major Robert Priest), 319 (0) logical and intradermal tests for filariasis. 99. Hiss A. H. Rintoul), 138 E icepbalitis and vaccination: Iteport of Rolles- FALKINER. Ninian: Puerperal sepsis, 100 Dysmienorritoea. treatment of (B. Venn Dunn), ton Committee, 64. 109-Leading article on, FALLI.N, Myles Fitzgerald, obituary- notice of, 971 (0)-Correspondence on, 1047,1092,1135 104-Correspondence on. 155 872 Dyspepsias, surgical, review of book on, 18 ENGLAND, Fi ank (and J. Eope REFORD): The False pretension, conviction for, 1053 Dyspnoea, case of, 431 Play (of the Cards, rev 61 Far Eastern Association of Tropical Medicine. Dystocia and enlarged bladder (M!. A. Dobbin England. seventeenth century, map of, 280 See Tropical Crawford and T. N. Jeffcoate), 753 ENGLISH, S.: Glass, 906 FARMER, Eric: How to Organize Accident Pre ENGLE-BEY, Franz, death of, 827 vention, 716 Enniskillen, the s%nitation of, 602 Fat from sewage (parliamentary note), 875 Enteric fever. See Fever FAwOUs, Lieut -General Harold B., K.B.E. con Enteric intussusception. See Intussusception ferred on, 25, 70 E. Enuresis. treatment of. 117 Federation, Medical Women's: Reception. 864 Epidemics, forecasting of (Sir Leonard Rogers), Federation of University Women. International Ear disease, intracranial complications of 1090 International fellowships for research. 5C6 (Elorace Law). 937 Epidemics, milk-borne,591. See also Mi'k-borne FELDM&N, Israel, obituary notice of, 378 E tr, nose, and throat clinics, foreign, 779, 877 Epidemiological report of the League of Nations. Fellowship of' Medicine and Post-Graduate Ear operations, uses and limitations of (Mildred See League of Nations Association. See Post-Graduste Warde), 270 Epidemiology, review of book on, 629 Fellowships for research. See Research Ear: piercing the lobule, 829, 877 1Epilepsy and pregnancy (J. A. Struthers), 218 (0) Felton, an antipneumococcie serum, 985 Ear syringe, 61 Epileptics, schools for (parliamentary note), 960 Femur, fractures of the, 230-Treated by injec- Bar. See also Nose, Throat, anzd Otology Epistaxis, heredit..ry. 365 tion of blood (E. W. Riches), 308. See also EA8se, John: Treatment of circulatory failure, Epithelioma of vocal cord, laryngo-fissure for Fracture 240 (Patrick Dempsey), 270 Femoral thrombosis. See Thrombosis EAST, Dr.: Treatment of pneumonia, 448 Epithelioma of vulva (W. Fletcher Shaw), 541 Femur, fractures of the neck of the (Sir Robert EAST, W. Norwood. appointed a member of the Epsom College. See College Jones), 781 (0)-Correspondence on, 913, 1001, committee to inquire into methods of dealing Ergodex, 501 1093 with persistent offenders, 778 Ergosterol, irradiated, in rickets, 853 FENTON. W. J. (and L. B, T. BURRELL): Diseases Eastbourne: Annual Meeting at. See Associa- Erysipelas treated by x rays (R. Hillhouse of the Chest, rev., 542 tion. British Medical, Annual Meeting Jamieson and F. Hernaman-Johnson). 57 (0) FERGUSON. Albert B.: Operative treatment of EASTERBROOK, C. Ca: Report of Crichton Royal "Erythrocyanosis crurum," 192. See also Cold scoliosis, 550 Institution, Dumfries, 325 and Skin diseases FERGUSRON, Charles D.: " Warbles " in man, 79 T TaxBarrum 12 JAN.-JUNE, 931] INDEX IMZDIGAL JOUNNAL

FERGUSON, Colonel Nicholas Charles, obituary Fly, warble. See " Warbles " in man FRANcE (continued): notice of, 77 FOG, J.: Medical examination of drunken motor Tuberculosis statistics. 828 FERNANDEZ, P. Ubaldo, death of, 331, 959 drivers, 760 Watering places of to be visited by Voyage Fever, cerebro-spinal, prevalence of: Ministry Fogs and atmospheric pollution (J. S. Hallane), d'Etudes M6dicales, 1055 of Health memorandum, 368 366. See also Atmospheric See al8o Paris Fever, cerebro-spinal (parliamentary notes), 379, Food combinations, 829 429, 566, 727-And vaccination, 566 Food and drugs, sale of, review of book on, FRANGENHEIM, Paul, death of,648 Fever, cerebro-spinal, outbreak in the Royal Air 1029 Fr-ankfort, experiments on 'unipolar air" at, Force in 1^31 (Wing Command er fI. E. - Food preservatives (parliamentary note), 522 367 Whittingham, Flight Lieutenant J. M. Food standardization (parliamentary note), 728 FRANKLIN, Philip: Treatment of glandular Kilpatrick, and Flying Officer E. W. B. -Committee on, 1054 deficiency, 401-Hay fever treated by intra- Griffiths), 1101 (0) Foodstuffs and drugs, supervision of, 71 nasal zinc ionization, 1115 Fever. enteric, in 1929-30: Report of the League Foodstuffs, fumigation of with bydrogen cyanide FRASER, fan: Septieasemia from minor wounds, of Nations, 808 (G. W. Monier-Williams), 65 242 Fever, glandular, case of (E. C. Whitehall Foot Clinic, Edinburgh: Annual meeting, 471 FRASER, J. Hosack, obituary notice of, 38 Cooke), 446 Foot-and-mouth disease (parliamentary note), FRASER. J. B.: Frontal sinusitis, 275 Fever, paratyphoid, in Essex, 322 - Parlia- 204, 478, 1142 FRASBR, Louise: Convulsions during surgical mentary notes on, 430, 477 Forceps, axis-traction, 1008 anaesthesia, 562 Fever. paratyphoid, baemorrhagic, two cases of Forceps, comb dissecting, 61 FRAZER, A. D. (and J. MENTON): Gonococcal (R. M. Williams), 1067 (0) Forceps, common duct, 902 stomatitis, 1020 (0) Fever, relapsing, a survey of, 593 Forceps, Lowenberg, modified, 852 FRAZER, E. Haslett: Refresher courses for Fever, scarlet, alkaline therapy in, 1002 Forceps, phrenic evulsion, 940 ship surgeons, 1139 Fever, scarlet, immunization against (C. 0. Forceps, tonsil artery, 314 FRAZER. E. M. B.: A simple thermo-saline Stallybrass), 497 Forceps. Wagstaff's obstetrieal., 692, 733, 829, 1008 apparatus, 20- Fever, scarlet, renal complications in, preven- FORD, 1R. Kelson: The obstetrical problem of FRP:EMAN. B. T.: Oedema and nephrosis, 586 tion of, 1094 the contracted pelvis, 897 Free State. See Ireland Fever, scarlet, reviewAf book on, 938 FORDYCE, A. Dingwall: Some forms of spasm French language courses at La Sorbonne. 609 Fever, scarlet, ' streptococci" in, 938, 1094. in childhood,their cause and treatment, 165(0) FREw,H. W. D.(and Thomas A. PRATT): ChyloUs See also Streptococci -Careof the child, 797 ascites complicating abdominal lymph- Fever, tick, African, 1095, 1140 Forearm, reconstruction of after amputation of adenoma, 622 (0) Fever, typhus, research on in Malaya. 505 the hand (Arnold K. Henry). 393 (0) FREWIN, 0. Westcott: Measles in a man of Fever, undulant, in infancy (Bruce Williamson Foreign bodies in an appendix lying in a right seventy-one. 58 and A, J. Gibson), 748 (0) inguinal hernia (W. Gifford Nash), 139 FRIEND, G. B.: Amidopyrin in measles, 33 Fe'ver, -undulant, in the United States, report Foreign bodies [fiqhbones] in appendix (Matthew FROMME, A., (and others): Medizinisahe Praxis, on, 807 Clayton Mitchell). 309 Band xi, rev.. 940 Fever, yellow, laboratory and hospital infec- Foreign bodies perforating bowel, followed by Front line defence, 198. See also Fife tions with in Englancl (G. Carmichael Low peritonitis (Arthur Hawkyard and George Frontal sinusitis (leading article), 275. See also and N. Hamilton Fairley), 125 (0)-Note on, 147 Armitage), 577 (0) Sinusitis Fever, yellow, recent work on, 73 Foreign body in neck [a feather] (A. J. P. FRYER, J. C. F.: Cultivation of pyrethrum in Fevers, specific, diagnosis of, 200 Alexander), 96-(George Morgan), 158; England, 718 Fife:- Front line defence. 198-Co-operation Forensic medicine, review of books on, 499, 670, FULLER, C. J.: Marie's ataxia, 849 between the public health staff and general 938. See also Medical Jurisprudence and Toxi- FULMER, Ellis I. (and R. E. BUCHANAN): uractitioners, 198-Honour for Fifeshire cology Physiology and Biochemistry of B icteria, doctor (A. L. S. Tuke), 814 FoRESTIER,J.: Protein content of the plasma, vol. ii and iii. rev., 404 FIGDOR, Philip: Treatment of intestinal 400 FULTON, John F.: Physiologv. 463 - Selected amoebiasis, 847 FORKNER. C. E.: The fractional products of the Readigs; in the History of Physiology. rev., Feght aglinst Disease: Contents of current tubercle bacillus. 411 940 issue, 479 FORLANINI, Carlo, monument to 567 Fumigation of foodstuffs. See Foodstuffs Filariasis, bacterial complications of' (A. W. FORSDIKE, Sidney: Appreciation of -John FUNAOKA, Seigo (editor)--The work of the Grace), 717 Jenkins, 119 Institute of Anatomy of the Imperial Institute Filariasis, serological and intradermal tests for FORSTER, H.V.: Tonsillectomy and rhoumlatism, of Kyoto: Untersuchungen ilber die Phvaio- (N. Hamilton F&irley), 993 627-Treatment of brain abscess, 1001, 1139 logie der Lvh&phbewegung. Part I. Die B6utt- Film Iibrary, a medical, 678 FoRTEsCUE-BRICKDALE, J. M. (and E. W. HF.Y genographie des LymphgefMlsses, rev., 757 Film, the sound, in medical education, 999 GROVES): Text-Book for Nurses, fourth Fund, Hastings [Sir Charles] Memorial. 1127 Filter papers, new development in (E. J. Guild), edition, rev.. 757 Fund. King Edward's Hospital: Conducted 849 FORWARD; Francis Edward, O.B.E. conferred tours in aid of, 1055-Resolution of condolence, Finance Act, 758, 771, 91', 1004, 1053, 1098, 1142- on, 70 79-Lectures. 163-Gift from the Nizam of Petrol tax, 1053 FOSTER. Arthur, obituary notice of, 38 Hiderabad, 380-Applications for grants, 479- FINDLAY, Alexander: Thte Spirit of Chemistry, FOTHERGILL, E. Rowland: Mental Treatment Voluntary hospital progress, 998-Annual rev., 187 Act (1930). 36 meeting, 1130-Annual report, 1130 FINDLAY, G. M.:-The intravenous use of germi- FOULEUTON, Alexander Grant Russell, obituary Fund, Naval Medical Compassionate, 244 cides, 268-lAnd E. HINDLE): Combined use of notice of, 289 Fund, Royal Medical Benevolent: Annual living virus and immune serum for immuniza- FOURNIER. Alfred, centenary of the birth of, 41 meeting, 553- Grants, 631, 763, 1041-Guild of, tion against virus intection;, 740 (0), 914 FowLER, Sir James Kingston: Receat work on 326, 631-In Ireland, gift to from Northern FINDLSY, Leonard: Acidosis from theclinician's yellow fever, 73 Ireland medical practitioners. 764 point of view, 433 (0)-Care of the child from FOWWEATHER, F. S. (anl John T. INGRA): Fund, Save the Children: New chairman, 876 birth to school age, 797 Acidosis and seborrhoea, 839 (0) lFunds, Auxiliary R.A.M.C., 606 FINLAY, D. E.: Keratodermia blennorrhagica, Fox, H, P.: Transmission of scabies and ring- Fungoid infections, review of book on, 671 979 worm, 352 FURPBER, E. P.: Treatment of nervous FINNY, Major C. M.: Rupture of tendons, 1002 Fox, Bt. Fortescue: An Annual Guide to the Spas exhaustion, 754 FINzI, N. S.: Aspects of radium therapy, 403 atnd Marine Health Resorts of Great Britait FtRBRINGER, Paul, death of, 688 F IRET, Professor: The deaths from fog in the and Irelanid anid New Zealand, rev., 27-3- Meuse Valley. 277 Treatment of rheumatic disease by heat. 397- First aid in street accidents: L.C.C. reply to a Balneotherapy in rheumatism, 590 - Inter- jury rider, 292 national League against Rheumatism, 1090 First-aid outfits for motorists, 830 Fracastorius, Hieronymus. 77 G. FIRTH, Colonel Sir Robert Rammill: Death of, Fracture practice, primer of (leading article), 1035-Obituary notice of, 1096 147 GGABRIEL. W. B.: Removal of portions of malig- FISCHER, I.: Die Riueninamen in der Krank- Fracture of the skull in childhood (John T. nant tumours of the rectum for confirmatory heitsterminologie, rev., 902 Morrison and Mliriam Roskin), 212 (0) section, 52 (0)-Malignant disease of the large FISH, B. W.: Sugar in the diet of the school Fractured base of skull: effects on hearing intestine, 142-Injection treatment of piles, child. 223-The reaction of the dental pulp to (E. D. D. Davis), 449 897 peripheral injury of the denture, 453-Nomen- Fractuted neck of femur treated by injection of Gag, self-retaining, 273 clature of pyorrhoea, 945 blood (S. W. Riches), 308 GAGER, Leslie T.: Hppertension, rev., 544 Fishbones in the appendix (Matthew Clayton- Fractured spine, thirty-eight years with a, 771 GALBRAITH. W., presentation to, 609 Mitohell), 309 Fractures of the long bones, treatment of GALE, Assistant Surgeon Richard C., M.B.E. FISHER, H. R. (R. J. HELSBY, Dorothy S. (C. l. Fagge), 735 (0)-Cocrespandence on, 816, conferred on. 1004 RuSSELL, and H. P. BEDSON): Three cases 867, 912 Gall-bladder, double (W. H. Hugh Croudace), of vsittacosis, with two deaths, 887 (0) Fractures of the femur, 230 707 FISHER, J. H.: Industrial lighting. 709 Fractures of the neck of the femur (Sir Robert Galton, Francis, Life of (Karl Pearson), rev., 225 Fissure, injection treatment of (W. J. Lytle), Jones), 781 (0)-Correspondence on. 913, 1001, GARDEN, E.: Treatment of varicose ulceration. 498 1093 652 FITZGIBBON, Gibbon: Puerperal sepsis, 99 Fractures, Illustrated Primer on, 147 Garden sanitation, lC08 TEMz&UftIc,-KELLY, Maurice, obituary notice Fractures of the pelvis, 230 GAERDINER, Frederick: Thallium and its risks, of, 120, 161 Fractures, review of book on, 143, 1027 373 FLACK, I.: Iridocyclitis after actinotherapy, 42 Fractures of the spine, crush, manipulative GARDNER, Bellamy: Nitrous oxide mixtures, FLACK, Group Captain Martin: Sea.sickness, 176 reduction of (R. Watson Jones), 300 (0) 962-Convulsions during general anaesthesia, (0) Fractures. treatment of (Lorenz Bohler), 31 1095 Flavine in midwifery. See Midwifery, pro- GARDNER. F. G.: Chronic rhinitis, 733 phylaxis in FRANCE: GAREL, Jean, death of, 1142 FLEMING. Alan:-St. George and the Dragon: Antitetanic serum, 861 GARROD, Sir Archibald E.: The Inborn Factors Poems, rev., 1029 B.C.G. controversv, 861 in Disease, 713 FLEMING, Alexander: The intravenous use of Colldge de France, centenary of, 479 GARROD, L. P.: The intravenous use of germi- germicides, 267 French language courses at La Sorbonne, 609 cides. 268-The efficiency of antiseptics used FLETCHER, N. Corbet: The St. .John Ambulance Hlpital Beaujon, rebuilding of, 862 in midwifery, 572 (0)-Sources of infection in Association. its HistorV. and its Part in the Malpraxis, action for, 851 puerperal fever, 806 Ambulatnce fifovement. rev., 901 Medical degrees for dentists, 862 GARROW, R. P.: Sugar in the diet of the school FLETCHER, Sir Walter Morley: Biology and Medical reciprocity with, 36, 377. 475 child, 223 Statecraft, 407-Honorary LL.D.Edin. con- Oto-rhino-laryngology society established at GARRY, T. Gerald: Ulcerative colitis, 920 ferred on, 518 --Lyons. 876 (Garton prize. See Prize FLF.X9NER, Simon, elected a corresponding Physico-chemical biology institute founded Gas and oxvgen apparatus, a simple, 673 member of the Acad6mie des Sciences, 961 in. 523 Gas Casualties. Mantual of Treatment of (1930). FLINT, E. R.: Treatment of gastric and duodenal Post-graduate courses in Paris, 335, 609, 651, 828, 144 ulcer, 559 1007 G(afs poison: Experiments (parliamentary note), Flour, purity of (parliamentary note), 875 Psychiatric societies of Paris (three) merged 39-Review of book on treatment of casualties 'Fluorescein, activated (irradiated). iu the treat- into one, 523 by, 144-Anti-gas establishments for research ment of cancer (S. Mon-kton Copeman), 658 (0) Salon des MWdecins, 1144 and experimental work (parliamentary note), -Correspondence on. 767 Scurvy, 862 608-And pulmonary cancer, 725 r Teu 3 JAN.-JUNE, 193I] INDEX )XxmaLornzU RAsum13=

Gas Protocol. Geneva, not yet ratified by eleven GLOVER, Edward: Prevention and treatment of GRAY, William: The GlasLgow Victoria European states, 380 drug addiction, 496 Infirmary, 370 Gaster siccata (B.D.H.), 359 GLovER, Robert M.: Enteric intussusception, 58 GRAY, William. obituary notice of. 7.30 Gastric function, the familial incidence in Glue, surgical, 630 GIREEN. A. A. Russell: Results of treatment of (Frank L. Apperly and Joan H. Norris), 255 Glycerin as a germicide. 513 cancer, 75 (0). See also Canicer, familial incidence in Glycerin and glauramine in midwifery, 36, 118, GREEN. Douglas Thirty-eight years with a Gastriculcer. See Ulcer 294. See alsoMKidwifery, prophylaxis in fractured spine, 771 GATES, B. Ruggles: The work of the Royal Glycerin of pepsin in pernicious anaemia GREEN-ARMYTAGE, Colonel: Hydatidiform mole, Microscopical Society in the development of (Lieut.-Col. H. C. Keates), 894. See also 222 biology, 224 Anaemia GREENFIELD, J. G.: Etiology of disseminated GAYNOR, J. Alfred: Strangulation of intestine Glycerin as a surgical dressing, 75, 118, 159, 206, sclerosis, 98 caused by Meckel's diverticulum, 351 285. 336 424 Greenzwood. Harold, Trial of, rev., 545 GEIGEL, Richard, death of, 428 Glycosuria with coronary thrombosis and myo- GREENWOOD, Major: Chadwick Lecture on Gelatinothor. x and oleothorax in treatment of cardial infaretion (Norman Cruickshank), 618 nerves and the public health, 600-The empyema thoracis, 683 (0)-Correspondence on, 768, 867, 913 thymus, 603 -Epidemiology of venereal GEMMELL. Arthur A.: Ea-ly diagnosis of preg- GLYNN, Thomas Robinson: Death of. 857- diseases, 752 nancy, 353-Treatment of dysmenorrhoea, 1047 Obituary notice of. 917 GREGORY, Sir Richard, baronetcy conferred on, GEEMMELL, John Edward: Death of, 193 - GODWIN, W. H. Fenn. obituary notice of, 872 25 Obituary notice of, 248 Goitre, endemic. in Great Britain, and iodine GREIG, J. Russell: The establishment and General Medical Council. See Council supply (J. B. Orr), 460 developmept of veterinary education, 238 General paralysis. See Paralysis Goitre, iodine in relation to (leading article), 361 GREY, F. T., appointed assistant deputy coroner General practitioner in ante-natal work(W. H. F. Goitre in Northern Ireland(R. Olesen and P. A. for the western district of London, 251 Oxley), 5 (0)-Correspondence on, 118,159 Neal), 683 GREY, Temtle: Status Lymphaticus, 513 General practitioner and poisoning cases, 35 Goitre, prize for best essay on research on, 381 GRIBBLE, Rev. E. R.: Forty Years with the Geneva Convention: International Convention Goitre, retrosternal(T. 0. Graham), 270 Aborigites, rev.. 145 for the Amelioration of the Condition of the Goitre, toxic, treatment of (J. Crighton Bram- GRIFFITE, Augustine, presentation to, 1134 Wounded and Sick in Armies in the Field, 597 well). 450-Discussion. 450 GRIFFITHS, Nlajor Alfred Philip Henry, obituary -International Convention relative to the Gold Coast, medical officers on the (parlia- notice of, 77 Treatment of Prisoners of War, 597 mentary note), 477 GRIFFITHS, Evan J., obituary notice of, 1096 Genius, genetics of, 1032 Gold treatment of tuberculosis. See Tuber- GlRIFFITH3S, Flying Officer E. W. B. (and others): GENTRY, Maurice, appointed librarian of the culosis Observations on a cerebro-spinal fever out- Acid6mie de M6decine, 381 GOLDSMITH, Perry G.: Treatment of paranasal break in the Royal Air Force in 1931, 1)01 (0) GEORGE V, KING, health of, 636 suppuration persisting after operation, 484(0) GRIMAUD, Ren6 (and Michel MOsINGITER): La GERAUDEL, Emile: The Mechanism of the Heart GOLDSTEIN. Hyman I.: Osler's disease and Sedimentation GlobuZaire: Son Applicaticn ft and its Antom(alies, rev.. 103 eponyms, 365 l'Hydrolooie, rev., 589 Germany: Leprosy in, 961-Number of medical Golf medical: Annual general mleeting of the GIROTE, L. R. (and others): Medizinische Praxis, women in. 335-Post-graduato course in. 828- Sheffield Medical Golfing Society, 164-Annual Band xi, rev., 940 Small-pox in, 961-Society for Combating competition of the Manehester and District GRODDECE, Georg: The Unknown Self, rev., Rheumatic Diseases to hold a special course, Medical Golfers' Association, 876 - West 1118 335-Wireless coastal station established for Suffolk Division annual competition, 920- GROVES, E. W. Hey (and J. IIL. FORTESCU.- medical advice to ships, 1099 . Dumbartonshire Division, divisional stage in BRICKDALE): Text-Book for Nurses, fourth Germicide, glycerin as a, 513 the Treasurer'sC(up Golf Competition, 9-2- edition, rev., 757 Germicides, the intravenous use of (V. Zachary Medical Golfing Society's summer meebing, Growth in children (FH. A. Harris). 583 Cope), 267-Discussion, 267 1008- Summer meeting of the Shropshire GUBB, Alfred S.: Medical reciprocity with Gestation period in animals, 1007 Medical Golf Association, 1190-Spring meet- bFrance, 377 Gestation. See also Pregnancy ing of the Sussex Medical (B.M.A.) Golfing GWUNIOT. A.: Pour vivre cent ans, ou I'art de GIBB, J. Aldington: The Canfield opdration for Society, 110)-Carnarvon and Anglesey Divi- prolonger ses jour8, rev., 455 paranasal suppuration, 685, 820 sion's summer meeting, 1146 GuILD, E. J.: A new development in filter GIBBENS, John: The outlook on tuberculosis, GOLLA, F.: Mental symptoms associated with papers, 849 156 brain tumours, 311-Encephalitis letbargica, GUILLAIN, Georges (and Th. ALAJOUANINE): GIIBBEERD, G. F.: Alkalis in renal complicationa 714 Etudes Neurologiques, rev., 499 of pregnancy, 540-The obstetrical problem of Gonin's operation for detached retina, 912. GUIsE-MooREs, Major-General Sir S., K.C.V.O. the contracted pelvis, 895 See also Retina, detached conferred on. 10C4 GIBBs. 0. S.: Treatment of carbolic acid poison- Gonococcal infection, 1140 GUNN, J. A.: Mental hygiene, 420 ing, 581 (0), 770 Gonococcal rhinitis. See Rhinitis GUNN. L. G.: Case of myelomatosis, 401 GIBSON, A. J. (and Bruce WILLIAMSON): Gonococcal stomatitis. See ;-toomatitis Indolent ulcers of the leg, 399 Undulant fever in infancy, 748 (0) Gonorrhoea, gonococcal complement-fixation GUNTHER, Hans: Die wissenschaftlichen Grund- GIBSON, C. R. (and R. G. GORDON): Case of test for (I. N. Orpwood Price), 578 (0) lagen der Hunger- und Durstkuren, rev., 588 taboparesis treated by hyperpyrexia induced GOOD, T. Saxtv: The psyehiatric out-patient GUTERIE, T.: Two abnormalities of the hyoid by hot baths, 1015 (0) clinic, 453-Mental disorder and pernicious arch, 353 GIBSON, Charles Stanley, recommended for anaemia, 981 GUTMANN, Carl, death of. 291 election to the Royal Society, 507 GOODALL, Alexander (and K. Slater): GUY, John: Care of the child in Scotland, 15i GIDNEY, Lieut.-Col. Henry Albert John, knight- Treatment of disseminatedJamesksclerosis by liver, Gwathmey anaesthesia in labour (O'Donel bood conferred on. 1004 789 (O) Browne). 669. See also Anaesthesia Gifford Edmonds prize. See Prize GOODALL, E. W.: Incubation period of measles, GWYNN. Denis: The Life and Death of Robert GILCERIST, A. Rae: Pregnancy and heart 73-Serum anaphylaxis, 559 Casementt, rev., 102 disease, 1026 GOODHART, G. W.: The value of liver in treat GWYTHER, Lieut.-Col. Arthur, obituary notice GILKS, J. L. (and J. B. ORR): Report on the ment, 586 of, 122 Physique and Health of Two African Tribes, Gordon College. See College Gynqaecological and Obstetrical Monooraphs, 1130 GORDON. G.: Treatment of impotence, 1118 second edition, rev., 711 GILL, Lient.-Col. C. A.: Report on publichealth GORDON, M. H.: Vaccination and encephalitis, Gynaecological surgery, conservative (W. Blair in the Punjab, 865 155-Septicaemia from minor wounds, 283 Bell), 653 (0) GILL, S. E., appointed a commissioner of the GORDON, R. G. (and C. R. G[BSON): Case of Gynaecology and obstetrics, education In (Dame Board of Control, 282 taboparesis treated by hyperpyrexia induced Louise Mcllroy), 679 GILLBARD, W. L.: Blushing, 163 by hot baths, 1015 (0) Gynaecology, a retrospect of (Archibald Donald), GILLESPIE, John R.: Management of the puer- GORDON-TAYLOR. G.: Surgical treatment of 354 perium in tuberculous women, 200 gastric ulcer, 848 Gynaecology. review of book on. 455, 711 GILMOUR. Mary D.(and H. E.SEILER): A case of GORDON-WATSON, Sir Charles: Injection treat- Gynaecology. See also Obstetrics pulmonary asbestosis, 1112 (0) ment of piles, 897 GIMINGHAM, C. T.: Cultivation of pyrethrum in GOSTLING, William Ayton, obituary notice of, England, 718 564 Ginger paralysis." See Paralysis GOULD. Eric Pearce: The London Clinic and GtIUFFRA. Liborio, nineteenth volume of Annali and Nursing Home, 331, 425 di Clinica Medica e di Medicina SPerizmentale GOULDESBROUGE, Claude: Activated fluorescein dedicated to, 4E6 in the treatment of cancer, 767 H. Giza Memorial Ophthalmic Laboratory, report Government depa' tmnents. technical officers in of, 1034 (leading article), 632 HABIsON, J. A.: Health cf school GLAISTER, John (and John GLAISTER, jun.): GRACE, A. W. Bacterial complicationp of children, 1133 Kild4re A Text-Book of Medical Turisprude?ce and filariasis, 717 HADDAD, Zahi, M.B.E. conferred on, 1004 Toxicology, fifth edition, rev., 670 GRAHAM, Evarts A. (editor): General Surgery, HADFIELD, C. F.: Choice of an anaesthetic, 265 GLAISTER, John, jiun. (and Sydney SMITH): rev., 1029 -Practical Anaesthetics, second ecltion, rev., Recent Advances in1 Forensic Medicine, rev., GRAHAM, George: High carbohydrate diet in 850 499-lAnd John GLAISTER): A Text-Book of diabetes, 310 Hadow Report, 317 Medical Jurisprudence and Toxicology, fifth GRAHAM, Major-General J. D.: Appointed honor- Haemorrhoids. injeetion treatment of (W. S. edition, rev., 670 ary surgeon to the King, 77-C. B. conferred Perrin), 897-Discussion, 897-Correspondence Gland grafting in veterinary practice (parlia- on, 1004 on, 1049 mentary note), 960 GERAHAM, T. 0.* Retrosternal goitre, 270-Opera- Haematocolpos in a woman of forty-three, 734 Gland, mammary, tuberculosis of the (George tion for lateral-sinus thrombosis. 937 Ifaematoma, subdural, chronic (J. Purdon Jessel), 1023 GRAHAM-LITTLE, SirErnest Gordon: Knighthood Martin), 97 Gland, paratbyroid, treatment of malignant conferred on, 25, 70-Medicine and public Haematometra and haematosalpinx in one horn growths with extracts of, 819 economy, 164-The University franchise, 286- of a bicornuate uterus IS. Subba Rao), 180 Gland, the thymus, 547, 603 Indolent ulcers of the leg, 399-Osteopathy at Haemolytic icterus. See Icterus Glandular dleficiency, treatment of (W. Langdon home and abroad, lOCO Haemoptysis, significance of, 1135 Brown), 400 GRAUPNER, Karl, death of, 872 Haemorrhagic diathesis, 33, 117-And the anti- Glandular fever. See Fever Graves's disease: intercurrent pyrexia, 480, 568 tryptic index, 117. See also Purpura G(l%sgow. See Scotland Graves's disease. See also Hyperthyroidism Haemorrhage, subarehnoid, in a child (Mabel Glass, 906 GRAY, A. M. H.: Transmission of scabies and L. Ramsay), 1070 Glasses, contact, or crossed cylinders for high ringworm, 352-Elected a corresponding F-aemorrhagic paratyphoid fevet. See Fever astigmatism (J. H. Beaumont), 1068 (0). See member of the Vienna Dermatological Society. Haemorrhoids, injection treatment of (W. J. al80 Astigmatism 691 Lytle), 498 Glauramine and glycerin in midwifery, 36,118, GRAY, E. 0,: Treatment of toxic goitre, 450 Hair, fixative for the, 293 294. See also Midwifery, prophylaxis in GRAY. James D. (and John C. HODGSON): HAIRE, Norman: Treatment of impotence, 1118 GLEAVE, Humphrey H. (and Hugh REID): Con- Rupture of the pancreas. 264 (0) Hairy tongue. See Tongue geuital aneurysm of the brain, 445 (0)-(And GRAY, J. D. Allatn: Rtecent bacteriological re- HALDANE, J. S.: Silicosis and coal mining, 154-' Samuel HALLAM): Black hairy tongue, 663 (0) search which is of value to the clinician. 184 Atmospheric pollution and fogs, 366-Honorary GLEGG, W.: Linseed for constipation, 206 GRAY, Percival Allen (W. D. SANSUM and Ruth Doctorate, Cambridge.to be conferred on, 494 GLEY, Emile, death of, 331 HOwDEN): The Treatment of Diabetes Mellitus HALDIN-DAVIS, H.: Treatment of varicose Glossopharyngeal neuralgia. See Neuralgia with Higher Carbohydrate Diets, rev., 226 ulceration, 32g Txu 14 JAN.-JUNE, I93I] INDEX IrMZDIoALB-mnsJOuUNAL

HALE-WHITE, Sir William: Materia Medica, Haygarth, John, of Chester (George H. Weaver), HIBBS, Russell A.: Operative treatment of Pharmacy, Pharmacology. and Therapeutics. 1086 scoliosis, 550 twentieth edition rev., 1075 HAYNES, F. (and H. HARTRIDGE): Histology for HICKMAN, Lieut -Colonel James. obituary notice HALFORD, A. C. F.: Closed drainage in the Medical Sttudents, rev., 629 of, 379 treatment of empyema, 1047 HAYNEs, H. G. L.: Epsom College, 474 HICKS, John A. Braxton: Research on dis- HALL, Arthur: Silicosis, 355 Headache powder, 524 seminated sclerosis, 425 HALL, Arthur J.: The enigma of the chillblain, HEALD, C. B.: Treatment of pneumonia, 448 Highlands and Islands, medical services in (H. 374 -Epidemic encephalitis, 849 Health centre, review of book on, 357 Shearer), 642 HALL, James Campbell, obituary notice of, 777 Health and Cleanliness Council: Annual HIGOUMENAKIS, Georges: Le Bouton d'Orient HALL. Surgeon Rear-Admiral J. F., appointed a luncheon, 601 (Leishmaniose Cutan6e) et soul Traitement commissioner of the Board of Control, 282 Health and diet. See Diet Moderne, rev., 405 HALLAM, Rupert: The enigma of the chilblain, HILDITCH, T. P.: Relative value of cod-liver 215 (0) HEALTH MINISTRY: oils from various sources. 853 HALLAM, Samuel (and Humphrey H. GLEAVE): Birth control clinics, memorandum on, 600 HILEY, Melville: Management of pregnancy in Black hairy tongue, 663 (0) Blind, welfare of: report of advisory com- tuberculous women, 140 HALT.IBURTON. William Dobinson, obituary mittee, 1122 HILL, A. Bradford: Sickness amongst operatives notice of, 957, 10^6 Bovine tuberculosis in man, pamphlet on, 943 in Lancas3hire cotton spinning mills, with HALLIDAY, James L, appointed a regional Cancer of the lip, tongue, and skin, memor- special reference to the card-room, 148- medical officer for Scotland, 238 andum on, 834 Shortage of nurses, 410 Hallux valgus: a note on operative treatment Cerebro-spinal fever, memorandum on the HILL, Gardiner: Growth in children, 584 (Paul Bernard Roth), 413 (0)-Correspon(lence prevalence of. 368 HILL, Gladys: The obstetrical problem of the on, 560, 615, 684, 771 Food other than milk, composition and contracted pelvis, 896 Halstead, William Ste1wart (W. J. Ma cCallum), description of: Committee of inquiry ap- HILL, Sir Leonard: Treatment of varicose veins, 1082 pointed, 907 240-The enigma of the chilblain, 329-Hon. HALTON, John: Inhalation anaesthesia, 627 Foodstuffs and drugs, supervision of, 71 LL.D.Aberdeen conferred on, 643 Hamburg: Work on medical problems of Foodstuffs, fumiligation of (report by G. W. HILTON, John: Rest and Pain, new edition, climate and air travel, 947 Monier-Williams) 65 rev., 852 HAMILL, P.: Digitalis in toxaemia, 1021 Housing, circulars re, 876 HINDHAUGH, Arnold: Lactation in accessor y Hand: Left-lhandedness, 779, 877 Nervous disease, post-vaccinal (report by breasts, 446 Hand, left, writing wvith, 163. See also Writing Rolleston Committee), 64, 109 HINDLE. E. (and G. M. FINDr,AY): Combined use Hand towels. See Towels Parliamentary notes. 201. 690 of living virus and immune serumn for ini- HANDLEY, W. Sampson: Medical and surgical Small-pox prevention and the Vaccination munization against virus infections, 740 (0), uses of diathermy, 182 Acts, memorandum on, 995 914-African tick fever, 1140 HANKEY, G. T.: Replantation of upper central Social services, 204 HINSIE, Leland E.: The Treatment of Schizo- incisors in a schoolboy. 222 Vote for expenses, 690, 727 phrentia, rev., 710 Uannah Dairy Research Institute at Auchin- HiaRsc, Carl, death of, 428 cruive, Ayr, opening of, 813 Health in schools. See Schools HIR8CH. Nathaniel D. M.:-Twins: Heredity HANNAN, John H.: Ovarian transplantation, Health services in Lanark: Proposed co-ordina- and E'vzronme I, rev., 103 137 (0) tion, 369 HIRSCH-KkUFFMANN. Herbert: .S'pnthalin B HAPPEL,I Dr.: ' Unipolar air," 367 Health services, local (parliament %ry note), 291 (Dodekatmitethylessdigu(antidin) im,nSpiegel tier- HARCOURT, H.: Snake-bite in India, 252 Health services in Northern Ireland, 1088 experimesiteller und klinischer Forschsng, HARDEN, Arthur, presentation to. 115 Health services, parsimony in (L. Kiddl), 512 rev.. 589 HARDIE, David: Ooeration for cataract, 1C46 Health, struggle for (leading article), 713 Hiss, Bacillus dysenteriae of. See Bacillus H4RDY: Report on undulatit fever in the United HE3ALY, T. M.: Puerperal sepsis, 99 Histamine, action of (J. C. Hovle), 1025 States, 807 Hearing, effects of fractured base of skull on Histology, review of book on, 629 HARDY, E. W.: Unofficial aunts, 336 (E. D. D. Davis), 449 History of medicine. See Medical and medicine HARDY, L. I.: Inflammation at site .of old Heart after artificial respiration, 382 HociKING, F. D. M.: Research on disseminated vaccination scars, 1007 Heart disease, cardiac outpnt and oxygen sclerosis, 425 HARE, Tom: Hieronymus Fracastorius, 77-- utilization in (I. Harris), 353,480-A correction, HODGES, G. M.: Pregnancy with intact hymen, Calcium therapy, 899 480 920 HAUGREAVES, George, nominated a member of Heart disease and pregnancy (A. Rae Gilchrist). Hodgkin's disease with unusual onset (R. G. the Legislative Council of Jamaica, 961 1026 Cooke), 308 HARINGTON, Charles Ltobert, recommended for Heart disease, rheumatic, and tonsillectomy HODGSON, A. E.: Immunization against diph- election to the Royal Society, 507 (P. W. Leathart), 626. See also Rheumatism theria and scarlet fever, 498 HARRI'NGTCN, Lieut.-Col. Hastings Norman Heart, infarction of, with pericardial effusion HODGSON, Amy. obituary notice of, 120 Victor, obituary notice of, 827 (T. A. hlughes and Mohammad Yusuf), 794 (0) HODGSON, H. Graham (and J. P. LOCKMART- HARENESs, A. H.: " Preparation for marriage," -Correspondence on, 954 MUMMERY): Diverticula of the colon and their 687 Heart, review of books on, 103,144 sequelae, 525 (0)-Radiography of the acces- HARILEY, David: Revision of the British Heat in the treatment of rheumatic disease sory nasal sinuses, 551 Pharmacopoeia. 196 (R. Fortescue Fox), 397 HODGSON, John C. (and James D. GRAY): HARMAN, N. Bishop, elected an honorary member HECHT, Charles E.: Vegetables, Their Use, Rupture of the pincreas, 264 (Os of the Ititernational Association for Preven- Abuse, a,id Neglect, 123 HODSON, E. F.: Epidemiology of venereal dis- tion of Blindness, 1035 HEFFERNAN, P.: A transatlantic tuberculosis eases, 752 HkRMER, Douglas: Frontal sinusitis, 275 tour in 1930, 1055 HoEY. Trevor: Congenital absence of left half HARRIS. Major-General George Francis Angelo, HELLER, J. (and P. HOLTZ): Oestrin and of diaphragm, 265 obituary notice of. 827 pituitrin, 1024 HOFFMANN, Erich: Vortrdge send UJrkunden HARIRIs, H. A.: Renort on the primary school Helminthology, the teaching of (N. A. Cobb), 506 zur 25 i,hrigen Wiederkelhr der Entdeckung child, 317-Growth in childiren. 583 -Arrested IIELSBY, R. J. (H. R. FS sU MR,Dorothy S. RUSSELL, des S iphiliserregers (Spirochaeta pallida), 676 growth in the long bones of diabetic children, and S. P. BEDSON): Lhree cases of psittacosis, Hofgastein thermal baths to be free to medical 700 (0) with two deaths, 887 (0) men and dentists, 778 HARRIS, I. (and I. J. LIPEIN): Cardiac output Flemicrania, 692 HOGARTH, Margaret: Suervey ofDistrict Nutrsing and oxygen utilization in heart disease, 353, HEMMETER, Conrad, death of, 827 in the Admitintistrative County of London, 590 480-Tonsillectomy and rheumatism, 627 HENDERSON, B. A. M.: Treatment of obesity, 252 HOGB'sN, Lancelot T.: Principles of Animal HARRIS. J. A. (C. M. JACKSON, D. G. PATERSON, HIENDERSON. D. K.: Morison Lectures otn social Biology, rev., 18-The Natutre of Livinig and R. E. SCAMMON): The Measurement of psychiatry, 370-Report on Glasgow Royal Matter, rev., 404 M17an, rev., 102 Asylum, 863 Hog's stomach. See Stomach HARRIS, J. Borrie: Coincident zoster and vari- HENDERSON. Melvin S.: Recurrent dislocation HOLDEN. Charles, appointed architect of the cella, 692 of the shoulder, 275 new buildings of the University of London, EARItis, N. G.: Mental symptoms associated HENRY, Arnold K.: Reconstruction of the fore- 1043 with brain tumours, 311 arm after amputation of the hand, 393 (0) Holland, post-graduate courses in tuberculosis HARRIS, R W.: National Health Insurance HENSCHEN, Salomon, death of, 428 in, 907 Medical Service in Great Brititin, 634 HENTSCHEL, Herbert, death of, 428 HOLLAND, Henry T., bar to Kaisar-i-Hind medal HARRISON, Colonel L. W.: Epidemiology of Hepatitis. amoebic. with haematemesis (R. E. conferred on, 1004 venereal diseases, 753 Drake-Brockman), 444 (0) HOLLINGSWORTM, R. A.: Hemicrania. 692 FIHARISON, W. J.; Tonsil artery forceps, 314 HEPBURN, David: Death of, 463 - Obituary HOLMAN, C. C.: Perforation of g%stric ulcer HARTLEY, Percival: State control of therapeutic notice of, 517 three and a half years after gastro- substan^,es. 1072 HERBERT. Freda K. (and Margherita C. BoURNE): enterostomy for perforating duodenal ulcer, HARTRIDGE. H. (and F. HAYNES): Histology for The choice of a blood sugar metlhod for 978 .Medical Students, rev., 629 clinical work, 94 (0) HOLMEs, Barbara: Cancer and Scientific Harveian Oration: The pituitary gland (Sir HERBST, Emil (and Max APFFE[ STAEDT): Mal- Research, rev.. 358 Percy Sargent), 551 formationts of the Jaws and Teetht, rev., 313 HOLMES, Eric: Cerebral metabolism, 1024 HARVEY, Frank: Pads for suprapubic box, 227- HERD, Henry: Theo Diagnosis of Menttal HOLMES, Geoffrey: Physiological effects of A sigmoidoscope, 545 Deficiency, rev., 271 baths, 353 Harvey Tower, 1090. See also Society, Harveian, HERD, S. B.: Vaginal bysterectomy, 451 HOLMEs, Gordon: Mental symptoms associated of London Heredity and development (Julian Iluxley), 1044 with brain tumours, 310-Intracranial tumours, Hastings Lecture. See Lecture HERNAMAN-JOHNSON, F. (and It. Hillhouse 798 Hastings Memorial Fund, 1127 JAMIESON): Treatment of erysipelas by x rays, HOLMES, J. W .: Transmission of scabies and HASTINGS, Somerville: The trend of medical 57 (0) ringworm, 352 practice, 470 Herpes zoster and varicella, concurrent. 610,692, HIOLST, Axel, death of, 1051 HAUDEK, Martin, death of, 872 1056 HOLTEN, C.: Pathological function of the HAUGHTON, Lieut.-Col. Samuei George Steele, Herpes zoster, varicella, and encephalitis (W. kidneys in renal disease, 944 O.B.E. conferred on, 70 Russell Brain), 81 (0) HOLTZ, P. (and J. HELLER): Oestrin and HAWKE, M.: Spontaneous prolapse of uimbilical HERRINGHAM, Sir Wilmot, elected an honorary pituitrin, 1024 cord during early months of pregnancy, 935 Fellow of Keble College, Oxford, 1096 Home Office New regulations re diacetyl- HAWKER. George: A Biographical Sketch of HERRON, Robert T., obituary notice of, 294 morphine, 381-Report on the International Francis Jamtes Blight, F.R.S.E., rev., 1029 HERZFELD, Gertrude (and Margaret C. TOD): Conterence on Silicosis (E. L. Middleton), 548 HAWKER, G. P.: Case of albuminuric retinitis, Uterine prolapse), 1025 Hong-Kong: Dead infants in the streets of 356 HIERZOG, Wilhelm, death of, 688 (parliamentary note), 772-Maternity work in HAWKELEY, L. M.: Report on a case of mycosis HETHERINGTON, H. W.: Diagnosis of latent (Annie Sydenham). 640 fungoides following laparotomy, 538 tuberculosis, 64 HONIGMANN. Georg, death of. 202 HAWKYARD, Arthur (and George ARMITAGE): HEWER, C. Langton: Avertin anaesthesia, 35 Honours: New Year, 25, 70-Birthday, 1004. 1054 Peritonitis due to perforation of bowel by HEWETT, Sir S3tanley, presented with the Hoops, Albert L., C.B.E. conferred on, 1004 foreign bodies, 577 (0) diploma of the Societyof Apothecaries hionoris HOPEWELL-AsH, E. L.: Hypnosis with spinal HAXTHIAUSEN, H.: Cold in Relation to Skin causa, 762 anaesthesia, 962 Diseases, 192 HEWITT, Surgeon Rear-Admiral Alfred J., C.B. HOPEWELL-SMITH, Arthur, obituary notice of, Hay fever treated by intranasal zinc ionization conferred on, 1004 606 (Philip Franklin), 1115 Hexyl-resoreinol solution, 501 H6pital Beaujon, rebuilding of, 862 r Tm BmE I JAN.-JUNE, I931] INDEX LEDICAL JO@iS1t,

HOPKINs, Sir Frederick: Appreciation of Hospital, North Middlesex, Edmonton: Annual Houses: New houses for old in St. Pancras, William Dobinson Halliburton, 1006-Recent report, 555 556 advances in the chemistry of the vitamins, Hospital, Nottingham General: Extensions Housing (parliamentary notes), 204, 244, 380, 477, 1117-Honorary LL. D.Glasgow conferred on, c pened, 599 608, 727, 728, 959, 960,1053-In Kirlkcudbright, 1142 Hospital patients, insured, records of, 324 608-([tural Workers) Amendmnent Hill, 727, HORA, Julian, obituary notice of, 476 Hospital, Perth, Gilgal, for voluntary patients, 959,1053-Ministry of HealLh circulars re, EORGAN, J. B.: Treatment of ethlmoiditis, 200, 1088 876-In Scotland, 960 376 Hospital policy, 199, 242 -(Sir Richard Luce'. 199 Housing estate and health centre at Woolwich, Hormione, ovarian, 940 Hospital, Punjab Mental, Lahore, improve- 236 Hormonic deficiency, genetic and racial aspects ments at, 421 Housing estates of the London County Council, of, 604. See also Cretinismn Hospital. Queen Charlotte's: Investigation of facilities for medical practice on, 71 Horn, cutaneous, on an amputation stump (F. E. maternal morbidity, 631-Research labora- HOUSTON, Sir Alexander Cruickshank, elected a Mayne and Lairence O'Shaughnessy), 624 tories, 631 Fellow of the Royal Society, 507 HORNE, A. J.: Puerperal sepsis, 100 Hospital Review, Q sarterly (Nosokomeion), HOWARTH, Walter: London clinic and nursing HosmE, Lieut.-Col. Andrew, obituary notice of, Nos. 1-4, rev., 630-No. 2, rev., 1121 home, 287 1144 Hospital, Royal Edinburgh, for Mental and HOWE, G. Graham: Mechanisms of the mind, 23 HosmIN, Jenner: The choice of an anaesthetic, Nervous Diseases: Annual report, 422 HOWITT, F. D.: Medical and surgical uses of 266-The electrocardiogram, 561 Hospital. Royal Free (London 'School of Medicine diathermy, 182 Hospital. Aberdeen City: new nurses' home for Wotnen): Appointment of Dean, 250- HOYLE, J. C.: Action of histamire, 1025 opened, 1133 Conversazione and cinema exhibition, 198- HUBER, G. Carl (editor): Piersol's Human Hospital almoner (leading article), 715 Education in obstetrics and gynsecology, Anatomy, ninth edition, rev., 1073 Hospital, Armagh Mental: Appointment of a system of teaching in, 679-Matinie in aid of, HUGHES, Basil: Spinal anaesthesia, 914 woman resident medical superintendent. 910 1039 HUGHES, P. B.: Excretion urography, 626 Hospital, Belfast ltoyal Victoria: result of Hos- Hospital, Royal London Ophthalmic, Moor- HuuGuEs, T. A. (and Mohammad YUSUF): Infarc pital Saturday collection, 1133 fields: Annual dinner. 326 tion of the heart with pericardial effusion in - Hospital, Bellahouston: Central corridor Hospital. Royal National, for Consumnption, young phthisical subject, 794 (0) systemn at, 197-Closing and dismantling of, Ireland: Anilual meeting, 602-Milk and tuber- HUGHES, William Leonard (and Jesse Feiring 197 culosis, 602 WILLIAMS): Athletics in Education, rev., 314 Hospital, Bethlem Royal (parliamentary notes), Hospital, Royal Prince Alfred: Re-union, 419 Hughlings Jackson Lecture. See Lecture 650. 1098 Hospital, Royal Sussex County: New operating Human factor variously considered, discussion Hospital, Birmingham General: Annual report, block opened, 723 on, 1030 600 Hospital, St. Bartholomew's: Reports. vol. lxiii, HUME, Sir George: London hospital services, Hospital, Birmingham, Queen's: Annual meet- rev.. 60 599 ing, 682 Hospital. St. Jiohn's. for Diseases of the Skin: Hume Lectures. See Lectures Hospital, Bombay,King Edward VII MIemorial: Out-patient department open div ly, 380 iUmnsPHRIs F. Howard (and Ralph E. STUART- Report, 236 Hospital, St. Hatik's. City Road: Annual general WEBB): Physiotherapy, its Principles and Hospital, Cancer, Fulham Road: Annual meet- meeting, 567 Practice, rev., 60 ing, 834 Hospital, St. Thomas's: Cicely Northcote HUMPHItY, Major-General Lawrence, C.B. con- Hospital, Cassel: Report of director, 1081 Trust, report, 115-Pharmacopoeia of, rev., feoired on, 25, 70 Hospital, Central London Ophthalmic: new 902 Hlungary offers an international trachoma wing opened, 510 Hospital, St. Ultain's: Annual meeting, 999- prize, 411 Hospital, Charing Cross: Vacation course at the Annual report, 999 IIUNT, Elizabeth: Bullous dermatoses, 667 Medical School, 332 Hospital, Siumqritan Free, Hi.,tory of (Arnold HUNT, T. C.: High carbohydrate diet in Hospital, Chinese mining (Kailan Mining Whitaker Oxford), rev., 630 diabetes, 309 Company): Report on, 192 Hospital, Selkirk: Annual meeting, 1C88 HUNTEMULLER, Otto, death of, 953 Hospital, Church of Scotland Deaconess: Hospital services of London ([.(C.C.), 418 Recep- HUNTER, Donald: Calciunm therapy, 898 Annual meeting, 643 tion to representatives of at the Wellcome HUNTER, J. W. A.: The obstetrical problem of Hospital, City of London, for Diseases of the Museum, 599-The future of voluntsryism, 599. the conti-acted pelvis, 895 Heart and Lungs: Report of pathological See also Hospitals, London County Council HUNTER, S. A.: Coincident herpes zoster and laboratories for 1930 now issued as a booklet, Hospital services in Scotland (sir Robert varicella. 610 961 Bolam), 554-In County Arma'h, 999 HUNTER, T C.: Artificial pnenimothorax. 27) Hospital contributory scheme: At North Hospital, Sligo and Leitrim Mental: Annual HUNTER, William: Appreciation of sir Andrew Walsham (Norfoik), 372 report, 1089 Balfour, 246 Hospital, DoWn County Mental: Report. 373 Hospital, Universitv College: Lectures at the HURRELL, George: Accessory lobe of azygos Hospital, Drumcondra, Dublin: Annual meet- medical school, 78- Radium treatiiient at vein, 119 ing, 1088 (R. S. Pilcher), 814. See also College anid HIURST, Arthur: Chronic ulcerative colitis, E04, Hospital, Dunfermline and West Fife: Annual University of London 693 (01 report, 371-Opening of new extension, 764 Hospital, West London: Extension scheme, 236 HUJRST, C. Herbert (and A. Milnes MARSHALL): Hospital, Edinburgh, Elsie Inglis Maternity: -Festival dinner, 911 - And the ' Class A Juntior Course of Practical Zoology, Annual meeting, 602 Fetween." 911 eleventh edition, rev., 545 Hospital, Edinburgh Royal, for Sick Children: Hospital, Yarmouth Naval, Bill, 477, 565. 607, 649, HURTER, H. R.: Care of the child, 797 Annual meeting, 1132 727, 822 HUTCHINS, Marjorie: Schistosome worms and Hospital, Edinburgh Royal, and Dispensarv for Hospitals, capital value of (Rufus Rorem), 592 schistosome monsters, 1 40 Women and Children: Annual meeting 602 Hospitals Centre, Birmingbam, 3t, 371 EHUTCHISON, Robert: Rheumatism in childhood, Hospital, Edinburgh Royal Maternity: Annual Hospitals and di-pensaries in India (parlia- 624-Appreciation of Sir Byrom Bramwell, 824- meeting, 724 mentary note,, 1054 Lectures ont Diseases of Children, sixth edition, Hospital, Edinburgh Royal Mental: Report. 422 Hospitals, Dublin: a commission of inquiry rev., 850-A warning, 1056 Hospital, Enniscorthy Mental: Report, 373 suggested. 862 HUXLEY, Julian: Cavendish Lecture on develop- Hospital, Episcopal, Philadelphia: IMedical and Hospitals, Edinburgh. visit of the Lord High ment in relation to heredity, 1044 Surgical Reports, vol. vi, rev., 589 Commlissioner to, 953 Hydatid cyst of liver simulating subphrenic Hospit4l, Eppendorf General, Hamburg: Medi- Hospitals, Edinburgh Poor Law, teaching in, 371 abscess (S. H. R. Altounyan). 15 cal problems of climate and air travel, 947 Hospitals. London County Council: Arrange- Hydatid disease in England (James F. lirails- Hospital, Gilgal, Perth, note on, 1088 ments at, 30-Hours of sleep in, 30-Infectious ford), 133 (0)-Leading article on, 146 Hospital, Glasgow Ear, Nose and Throat: diseases at, the problem of cross-infection, Eydatidiform mole (Colonel Green-Armytage), Annual meeting, 814 644-Medical staff, 416-Report on the first 222 Hospital, Glasgow Royal, for Sick Children: year's administration, 418-Routine anaes- Hydrogen cyanide in the pigmentation of food. Annual report, 724 thesia in midwifery in. 364 stuffs (G. W. Monier-Williams), 65 Hospital, Glasgow Royal Maternity and Hospitals, Madras, progress of, 235 llpgieie, BFuZletin of, 231 Women's: Annual meeting, 421 -Annual Hospitals in the Malay States maintained by Hygiene Exhibition, International, Dresden report, 421 estates, 123 (1931), 1099 Hospital, Glasgow Royal Samaritan: Annual Hospitals, mental, accommodation in, Board of Hygiene and Puiblic Health, All-India Institute meeting, 643 Control circular re, 996 of, 546 Hospital, Glengall, Ayr: Annual report, 325- Hospitals, mental, in India, improvements in, Hygiene, rural, international conference on, 123, The certified patient's old age pension1, 325 421 431 Hospital, Guy's: Reports. vol. 80 (vol. x, fourth Hospitals, mental, in the Irish Free State, Hygiene, schools of, report on, 905 series), No. 4, rev., 101; vol. 81 (vol. ii, fourth report on, 954 Hygiene, social, review of book on. 359 series), No. 1, rev., 677 Hospitals, mental, laboratories of (parliatmient- Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, London School Hospital, Haig [Earl] Memorial at Hawick, ary note), 380. See also Laboratories of :-Lectures, 121.1096-The dawn of tropical 238 Hospitals, military, reguilations for patients in medicine: the life and work of Sir Patrick Hospital, Hampstead General, post-graduate (parliamentary note), 1098 Manson, 282-Pass lists, 478. 800-Wandsworth clinic at, 154 Hospitals, paying patients in, 724 memorial for tropical research, 555-Repoi t Hospital, Harrow, extensions at, 614 Hospitals, pensions (parliamentary note), 822 on bacterial complications of filariasis, 717- Hospital, Kong-Kong, Alice Memorial Maternity, Hospitals (Relief from Hating), Bill, 291, 477 Clifford B. Edgar bequiest to for research, the work of, 640 Hospitals, sleep in, 30, 992. See also Sleep 873-New dean appointed, 1126. See also Uni- Hospital, King Edward VII, Windsor, new Hospitals, sweepitakes for. See Sweepstakes versity of London operating theatre at, 293 Hospitals, volunitary, contributory system for Hymen, intact. See Pregnancy Hospital, Larbert Mental: Annual report, (Sir Robert Bolam), 1042 Hyperpyrexia induced by hot baths in a case of 115 Hospitals, voluntary: The future of, 599. 1042 taboparesis (C. R. Gibson and R. G. Gordon), Hospital, London: Liddle triennial prize of the -And the sick poor (T. Gillman Aloorhead), 1015 (0)-Correspondence on, 1093. See also Medical College awarded, 332, 378-Scholarship 512 Taboparesis awarded, 777 Hospitals. voluntary, of London: Report of Hypertension, review of book on, 544 Hospital, London Lock, extension of, 555 comrlmittee, 720 Hyperthyroidism, treatment of, 382. See also Hospital, Lurgan, reconstruction of, 1133 Hospitals, voluntary. and approved societies Graves's disease Hospital, Madras Government Ophthalmic: (parliamentary note), 771. See (also Insurance Hypno-is, medical, 733 Annual reports, 866 Hospitals, voluntary, progress of, 998 Hypnosis with spinal anaesthesia, 960 Hospital, Nianudsley, and the Mental Treatment Hospitals, waking hour in, 30, 992. See also Hypnotism, public exhibitions of, and the Act, 113 Sleep Acad6rmie de M6decine, 163 Hospital, Middlesex: Annual report, 911-Cancer HOTTINGER. Major E. F., Imperial Aervice Hypodermic injections, procedure of, 336, 652 wing, 911 Order conferred on, 1004 Hypodermic medication, 652 Hpospital, Millman Street, Chelsea (parlia- HOUBERGER, August, death cf 688 Hypoloi(i " sodium morrhuate for injection of mentary note), 1143 HOUGETON. L. Wynn: Dr. Christopher Wood- varicose veins, 1029 Hospital, Nairobi, condition of (parliamentary house, 877 Hypotension, review of book on, 544 note), 1143 Hours of Industrial Employment Bill, 203 Hypothyroidisinand cretinism, genetic relation- Hospital, National Dental: Luncheon to Drs. Hous,. A. G.: Bacte-iological Control of Milk, ship between, 423, 514, 604. See also Horm-lonic C. J. Ogle and James Maughan, 644 rev., 985 deficienciy Hospital, New York Post-Graduate Medical House of Commons, atmosph re of (parlia- Hysterectomy, vaginal (S. B. Herd), 451 School and, note on, 363 mentary note), 650 Hystero-epilepsy, 163, 252 tA6.A7N.-JUNEtI931]1.~~~~~~~~~~~ 31 INDEX r DC sBm Indian Medical Service, 276-Parliamentary Insurance, National Health (continued): I, notes, 380, 430-Proposals of Round Table Con- Finance of, 380 ference, 276-ADnual dinner, 1143 Funds, 477, 772 IBBoTsoN, W.: Medical and surgical uses of Indian lRound Table Conference, 203, 276 Funds of Approved Societies, 822 diathermy, 182 Indolent ulcers of leg. See Ulcers . Hospitals and supply of drugs and appliances, Icterus, haemolytic (Lord Dawson of Penn), 921, Industrial psychology. See Psychology 291 963 (0)-Leading article, 989-Correspondence Industrial research. See Research Hospitals, voluntary, and Approved Societies, on, 1048 Intdustrial Welfar e and Personiel JManagemenzt, 771 Idozan, 501 716 Insurance period extended, 430 Ines8, D.: Recent Advances in Entomology, Infancy, minor surgery of (David Levi), 973 (0)- Insured hospital patients, records of 324. See rev., 314 Correspondence on, 1098. See also Surgery also Hospital patients Impotence, =treatment of (J. Young), 1117- Infant feeding table, 712 In the Irish Free State, 910 Discussion, 1118 Infant welfare centre, the first (at Marylebone). Leading article, 22, 1078 Incapacity, insurance against. See Insurance 807 Medical Benefit Amendment Regulations. 22. Incisors, upper central, replantation of (G. T. Infantile mortality. S-ee Mortality 522 Hankey), 222 Infantile paralysis. See Paralysis Medical benefit in Northern Ireland, 683 Infants, breast-fed, digestive disorders in hobthalmic benefit, 291, 875, 1098 INCOME TAx: 42, 80,124,164, 206.252. 278, 294, 382, (Charles McNeil), 451 Optical appliances for insured persons. 728 432, 480, 568, 610, 692, 733, 779, 812, 829, 874, 878, Infants, dead, in the streets of Hong-Kong, 772 Optioians and Health Commission (Irish Free 920, 962, 1008. 1056, 1100, 1145 Infarction of heart. See Heart State), 72 Accident insurance benefit, 829 Infections and insulin action (R. D. Lawrence Parliamentary notes on, 40,291.333. 379, 380,430, Allowable expenses, 920 and R. A. McCance). 749 (0) 477, 522,566, 728. 771, 772, 822, 875, 960, 1098 Appointment: Travelling expenses, 734-Motor Infectious diseases at London Council hospitals, Pathological services, 760 expenses, 878-Qualification expenses, 1056 644 Pharmacists, insurance, 822, 1098 Assessment of army officer's pay, etc., 42 Infirmary, Armagh County: Meeting of com- Practitioners number of, 566 Assessment on partnership, 252 mittee, 999 Hospital services in Counoty Prolongation of Insurance Act (1930), 430 Assessment of previous year, alteration of, 962 Armagh, 999 Sickness benefit claims, 380,1078 Assessment of stipend from appointment, 206 Infirmary, Armagh Union.impi:ovements at, 154 Sickness and disablement benefits: Number Cash basis,829, 1008-Change in proprietorship, Infirmary, David Elder. See Infirmary, Govan of days paid, 40 779 Infirmary, Dundee Royal: Annual meeting, 1088 Transfer of insured persons, 522 Changein share of partnership profits, 692 Infirmiary, Edinburgh Royal: Annual report of IJnemolovment Insurance Fund 333, 379, 1142 Changesin partnership: cash basis, 1056 managers, 237-Teaching in Edinburgh Poor Women contributors, number of, 875 Colonial appointment: Remittances, 480 Law Hospitals, 371 Commencement of partnership, 432 Infirmary, Falkirk: Opening of the new build- Insurance, national health, in Great Britain Cost of arrangino newpartnership, 780 ings, 153 (R. W. HARuis), 634 Cost of books and subscriptions, 610 Infirmary, Glasgow Roval: Annual meeting, Insurance, State, medical aspects of (Alfred Discount on prepayment of income tax, 734 324-Annual report, 324 Cox), published in French in the Bruxelles- Sirarnines abroad during short period, 697 Infirmary, Glasgow Victoria: Annual meeting, Medical of January11th, 163 First year of practice, 568 370-New buildings opened for paying patients, International Clinics, vol. iii, fortieth series, Holidays: Domestic expenses, 829 724 rev., 406; vol. iv., fortieth series, rev., 801 Interest paid to a bank, 80 Infirmary, Glasgow Western: Annual meeting, International conventions. See Conventions Motor car: Allowance, 382, 830-Expenses, 164 30, 281 International disputes. See Disputes -lixpenses of assistant, 733-Obsolescence Infirmary, Govan, David Elder: An experiment Inter-State Post-Graduate Assembly of North allowance, cash basis of, 206, 779-Private re pavina patients, 30, 282 America: visit to London, 876. See also Post- use of. 920--Replacement, 480-Transactions, Infirmary, Leicester Royal: Annual report, 953 graduate 962, 1146 Infirmary, Londonderry City and County: Intervertebral discs, 230 New partner: cash basis, 962 Annual report. 603 Intestinalsmoebiasis. See Amoebiasis New practice: basis of assessment, 1100 Infirmary, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Royal Victoria: Ifitestinal diseases, review of book on, 851 Overseas officer home on leave, 124 New nurses' home opened, 163 -Increased con- Intestinal obstruction, acute (J.R. H. Turton), Parliamentary notes on, 874 tribution from Sir Walter Runciman. 163- 708 Partnership, first year of, 480 Annual meetiog. 643-Pay-bed section. 910 Intestinal obstruction, acute, caused by Meckel's Payment of interest on loan, 610 Infirmary, Sunderland Royal: New pathological diverticulum) (W. D. Jenkins), 795 Post-graduate course. 734 block opened. 470 Intestinal obstruction, advanced cases of, treat- Professional account: Balance sheet, 878 Influenza mortality from in American cities, ment of (D. C. Corry), 219 (0) Professional residence, subletting, 779, 1008 279-Prevention of (Irish Free State), 323-- Intestinal obstruction, x-ray investigation of Proportion of house expenses chargeable, 80, Parliamentary note on,-430 (E. T. C. Milligan and George Simon), 1114'(0) 1100 INGELBANS, Pierre: La Sacro-Coxalgie etson Intestinal obstruction. See also Obstruction Purchase of share of practice, 294 Traitemenit, rev., 543 Intestine, large, malignant disease of the Reassessment of properties (1931-32), 812 INGRAM, John T. (and F. S. FOWWEATHER): (Gordon Taylor), 141 Remittances from abroad, 1146 Acidosis and seborrhoea, 839 (0) Intestine, large, prolonged obstruction in the Remuneration of daughter as locumtenent, Inhalation anaesthesia. See Anaesthesia (O. Colville), 707 829 Inher-itance, review of book on, 1119 Intestine, strangulation of caused by Meckel's Rent " of surgeries, charge for, 432 Inquests,coroners', 999-In London,815. *ee also diverticulum (J. Alfred Gaynor), 351 Repairs to premises, 878 Coroners' Intracranial tumours. See Tumours Req uest for excessive payment, 294 Insane persons. numbers of (parliamentary note), Intranasal dacryocystostomy. See Dacryo- Sale of property, 1145 960 cystostomy Sickness insurance premiums,- 1008 Insanity anmong the Scandinavians (K. A. Intravenous pyelograpby. See Pyelography Societies, learned, taxation of, 278 Andresen), 410 Intussusception, appendiceo-caecal (E, N. Subscriptions, allowance of cost of, 962 Insomnia(Lieut.-Col. George Bidie). 142 MacDermott), 793 (0) Temporary lectureship: expenses, 382 Institute of Ray Therapy. See Ray Intussusception, enteric (Robert M. Glover), 58- Incontinence, nocturnal; in children, 42 Institute of Surgical Research. See Research Correspondence on, 200 Incurables, Glasgow: Home for at Broomhill. Institution, Crichton Royal: Report, 325 Intussuseeption, review of book on, 587 Opening of new annexe, 1043 Institution,- Liverpool Medical: Recent bacterio- Invalid Children's Aid Association, note on, 856 Index to physiological progress (Journal of logical research which is of use to the clinician, Iodine application followed by dermatitis Physiology), 363 184-Early diagnosis of pregnancy, 353-Two (O. Thomas Jones), 14 Indexes, half-yearly, 123,150 abnormalities of the hyoid arch. 353-Cardiac Iodine in relation to goitre (leading article), 361 output and oxygen utilization in heart disease, Iodine, new preparation of (viodar), 589 INDIA; 353, 480 -A correction, 480-Anaesthesia in Iodine supply and endemic goitre in Great All-India Institute of Hygiene and Public childbirth, 497-Immunization against diph- Britain (J. B. Orr), 460 Health, 516 theria and scarlet fever, 497-Transplantable Ionization, intranasal zinc, in the treatment of * All-India Medical. Coouncil (parliamentary tumours,542-Tonsillectomy and rheumatism, hay fever (Philip Franklin), 1115 note). 380 626 -Inhalation anaesthesia, 627-Black hairv ,,.Bermese medical institutions: Report, 865 tongue, 663 -Surgery of the pituitary body, 668 Ireland: Calcutta: Health of, 866 -Tuberculosis deaths -Sanocrysin for phthisis in children, 668- Armagh: Union Infirmary, 154-Mental Hos- in, 866 Calculus of the ureter, 669-Riedel's disease, pital, 910-Hospital services in, 999 Choleraoutbreak in Bombay, 1089 752-Dystocia and enlarged bladder, 753-Care Belfast: Health of,in 1929, 153-Rtoyal Victoria Disease, special factors causing, 866 of the child from birth to school age, 797 Hospital, 1133 Drug control(J.in David), 316, 321 Institution of Mining Engineers: Annual meet- Colles, Abrabam, 863 Epidemics, forecasting of, 1090 ing, 154-Silicosis and coal mining, 151 Diphtheria immunization in County Wexford. Hospitals and dispensaries in, 1054 Institution, Royal Scottish National.forMentally 199 Infant mor-tality in,lC04 D.fective Children. Larbert: Annual meeting Dobbs, Arthur, memorial to, 910 IInfant mortality in the Central Provinces, 421 602 Down County Mental Hospital, 373 King Edward VII Memorial Hospital, Bombay, Instrument case of a barber-surgeon of the DuBLIN: 2 Tndor period (C. J. S. Thompson), 811-Corre- British Medical Association Annual meet- Labour in: Report of Royal Commission spondence on, 914 ing (1933). 763 - (parliamentary note), 960 Instruments, surgical, marking of: prosecution Drumcondra Hospital, 1088 Madras Government Ophthalmic Hospital, 866 under the Merchandise Marks Act, 122 Hospitals of: a committee of inquiry Madras hospitals, progress of, 235 Instruments, urological, historical survey of, suggested, 862 Malaria as a cause of infantile mortality, 236 293 Meals for school children, 512 Maternal mortality( in parliamentaer' note), 608 Insulin action and infections (R. D. Lawrence Medical officer of health for the county. 323 Medical research in (parliamentary note), 430 and B. A. McCance), 749(0) University. See Universityin General Index Mental hospitals, improvements in, 421 Insulin, effect of prolonged injections of on sub- Enniscorthy Mental Hospital,373 Opium consumption in (parliamentary note), cutaneous tissue, 1145 Enniskillen:-District Nursing Society: 1143 Insulin, a personal experience of the value of Annual meeting. 512-Sanitation of, 602 Opium exports (parliamentary note), 478 (R. D. Lawrence), 1077 Fractures, treatment of, 31 Parliamentary notes on, 873,960,1004,1054,1143 Insurance against incapacity, 124 Goitre in Northern Ireland, 683 Punjab, public health in: Report, 865 Health commission and opticians (Free State), Quinine Production in, 594 Insurance, National Health: 72 Rabies, treatment of. 420 Administration accounts of approved societies, Health services: In Northern Ireland, 1088- Snake-bite inIndii. 252 deficiencies in, 960 Parsimony in, 512 Stillbirth and ner)-natal death, 1089 All-in insurance scheme, 1098 Hospital policy. 199 Stone in, causationarticle,of (Robert McCarrison), Appeals by insured persons, 822 Hoqpitals, voluntary, and the sick poor, 512 1009-Leading 1031-Correspondence Change of doctor, 430, 728, 822 Influenza, prevention of (Free State), 323 on,-1138 Chemists and co-operative dividends, 291 Insurance, National Health:-Medical benefit: Urban sanitation, 865 Contribution arrears and distribution to In Northern Ireland, 683-In the Irish Free approved societies, 960 State, 910 Indian Medical Department (parliamentary Dental benefit, 772,1098-Schemes for women, Kildare school children, health of, 1133 note), 565 1098 Londonderry Infirmary, 603 THEL L.aRMSs JAN.-JTTNE, I9311 INDEX LWdEDICL JoUA 17

'Ireland (continued): JEIDWINE, W. W,: Effect of prolonged injec- KILNER, T. Pomfret: The role of plastic sut ge Lurgan Hospital reconstruction, 1133 tions of insulin on subcutaneous tissue, 1145 in the treatment of lupus vulgaris, 403 Meath County, public health in, 954 Joan of Arc, memorial to 780 KILPATRICK, Flight Lieutenant J. M. (and Medical benefit. See Insurance JOHANNESSOHN, Fritz: Ch:nin in1 der Allgemein- others): Observations on an outbreak of Medical Registration Couincil, 862 praxis, rev., 1074 cerebro-spinal fever in the Royal Air Force in Mental hospitals in the Free State, 954 JOHNSON, Lieut.-Col.Edward Reginald, obituary 1931, 1101 (0) Midwives Bill, 862 notice of, 1097 KINDERSLEY, Charles: Common duct forceps, Alilk, clean, Irish Clean Milk Society's report JOHNSON, R. S.: Treatment of pneumonia, 448- 902 on, 954 (And R. R. ARMSTRONG): Concentrated anti- King Edward's Hospital Fund. See Fund Milk, clean. legislation for (Free State), 683 pneumococcal serum in the treatmenit of lobar KING. E. S. J., awarded the Jacksonian prize of Milk and tuberculosis, 602 pneumonia, 701 (0), 931 (0) the Royal (ollege of Surgeons of England, 689 Milk, unclean, peril (Free State), 72 JOHNSTON, D. J. Gair: The outlook on tuber- King George. See George Public health in the Free State, 153, 862 culosis, 155 KING. J. B.: Radiological problems in veterinary Roscommon county, medical appointment in, JOHNSTON. T. B. (and Lewis BEESLY): A Moanteal medicine. 16 764 of Surgical Anatomy, third edition, rev., 314 KININMONTH, J. G.:-Puerperal coma: rapid Royal Medical Benevolent Fund in Ireland, JOHINSTON. Lieuit.-Col. Tbomas Reginald St., recovery following inflation of breasts, 393 (0) gift from Northern ITelaDd medical practi- K.C.M.G. conferre,l on. 1054 KINLOCH, J. Parlane: Report of Glasgow Royal tioners to, 764 JOENSTONE, R. J.: Health services in Northern Infirmary, 321-The West Govan Child Welfare Royal Medico-Psychological Association, 1133 Ireland, 1088 Association, 421-Mental defect in Sootland, St. Ultain's Hospital, 999 JOLL, C. A.: Surgical treatment of gastric ulcer, 996-The future training and organization of -School inspection, medical, in Northern 848 nursing, 997 Ireland, 324 JOLTRAIN. Edouard: Les Urticaires, rev., 271 KINNEAR, John- Wood's glass in the diagnosis Sligo County Mental Hospital, 1089 JONES, A. RoCYN: Operation for hallux valgus, of ringworm, 791 (0) Sunshine Flome, Stillorgan, extension of, 1088 560 KINNELL, Gertrude: Mary Scharlieb memorial, Traffic accidents, 512 JONES. D.W. Carmalt (editor): Proceedings of the 475 Vital statistics: For Northern Ireland, 31.373, University of Otago Medical School. No. 8. KIRE. J. Balfour: Public Health Practice in the 999-For the Irish Free State, 683 rev., 1075 Tropics, rev.. 756-Hitnts on Equipment an7d JONFS, Hugh E.: Treatment of brain abscess, Healthfor Intending Residents in the Tropics, [ridocyclitis after actinotherspy, 42 1049 second edition, rev.. 756 [rish Medical Schools' and Graduates' Associa- JONES, J. Arnold: Removal of tonsils and Kirkcudbright, housing programme in, 608 tion. See Association adenoids in the out-patient department. 217 (0) KIRKLAND, A. Stanley: The thymus puzzle, 547 Iron, colloidol (Idozan), 501 JONES, John Owen, obituary notice of, 959 KIRKLAND, Hamilton (and Robert V. STORER): Irradiation, pregnancy following. See Pregnancy JONES. 0. Tbomas: Dermatitis consequent on (3onococcal rhinitis in an infant, 263 (0) IRVINE, Louis G.: Silicosis in South Africa, 28, the application of iodine, 14 KIREPATRTCK, T. Percy C.: Abraham Colles, 863 1034 JONE9, Sir Robert: The domain of orthopaedic KIR5CHMANN, Kurt: Das Rontgenverfah? en, IsAAC, Donald (E. W. M. Hubert PHILLIPs and surgery,295(0)-Appreciation of Stanley Alwyn rev., 852 James MACDONALD):-Four biliary anomiialies: Smith, 426-Fractures of the neck of the KIsCH, Harold:-Fractured base of skull: effects a plea for cholecyst-gastrostomy, 665 (0). 869 femiur, 781 (0), 1001-Dutch tribute to, 994 on hearing, 449 Ischaemia of muscle as a cause of anginsl pain JONEs, R. Watson: Manipulative reduction of KITISATO, Baron Shibasaburo. death of, 1083- (Sir Thomas Lewis), 941-Note on, 1035. See crush fractures of the spine, 300 (0) Obituary notice of, 1141-Note on, 1123 also Muscle JONF,S, William Llewelyn, obituary notice of, KLEINSCHMIDT, Otto: The Forrnenkreis Theory Italian graduates on the Medical Register, 523 1096 atd the Progress of the Organic World, rev., Italy: Reduction in hotel tariffs, 123-Anti- JONES, W. Tudor: Conttemporar-y Thoughit of 20 malarial campaign in, 273-Nord-Sud tours in, Germany, vol. i, rev., 501 KLEMPERER, Felix (and Georg KLF.MPERER): 568-Medical journals in, statistics, 778 JORDAN, Alfr-ed C.: The modern conception of Neue Deutsche Klinik, vol. vi, rev., 145 IVENs-KNOWLES. Frances Technique in low early phthisis, 769 Knee-jerk and its variation (N. D. Royle), 11 (0) classical Caesarean section, 452-The ob- JOSLIN, E. P.: The diabetic child, 105 KOBER, George. death of, 1142 stetrical problem of th-e contracted pelvis, 897 JOURDAN, Etienne, death of, 428 Kodak Limited: Catalogue of their medical film IYENGAR, Mijor K. R. K.: Report on the use of Tournal de MWd-cine de Paris, jubilee issue and library, 678 Sir David Semple's antirabic serum, 421 history of. 1055 KOHN, .. Winfield: Practical Treatise on Journal of Phtysiology, Subject Index to the first Oiseases of the Digestive System, vols. i and ii, sixty volumes of, 363 rev., 587 Journees Mddicales de Bruxelles. See Congress KOLB, Lawrence: Treatment of psychoneuroses, Joy, Norman H.: Natural healiDg of ulcers, 80 17 JOYcE, J. L.: The choice of an anaesthetic, 266 KOLLE, W. (and A. v. WASSERMANN): Hantdbuchl Jugoslavia: Quarterly review of medicine, der pathogenen Mikroorganismen, third J. pharmacy, and veterinary medicine to be edition, rev., 143 published at Belgrade, 41 Kondol6on's operation, 955 JACCOUD, Francois Sigismond, centenary of the JUMON, H.: L'ast hme infantile. rev., 358 Kovlcs, Friedrich. deatb of, 688 birth of, 251 KREHEL, Ludolf: Entstehivng, Erkennivng uf d JACQUELT', Charles (and F6lix RAMOND): Radio- Behantdlung innerer Krankheiten, vol. ii, logie de l'estomac et due duod&num, second Die Erkennueng inneror ll'eankheiten, 'eiv, 11 t edition, rev., 356 KRETSCHMER, Herman L.: Treatment of cancer JACKSON, C. M. (J. A. HARRIS, D. G. PATERSON, of the bladder, 459 and R. E. SCAMMON): The Measurement of KUDO, Richard R.: Hantdbook of Protozoology. Mani, rev., 102 K. rev., 939 Jackson, Hughlings (leading article), 904-Per- K8TTNER, Otto, death of, 1142 manent memorial to, 908 KAFKA, V.: Die Zerebrospinalfltissigkeit, rev., KYLE, David: Glycerin as a surgical dressing, JACKSON, Mark: Familial incidence of cancer, 356 75, 424 375 KAPPERS, C. A., Honorary D Sc.Dublin con- JACKSON, R. E. (and W. S. BRINDLE): Serum ferred on. 429-Honorary LL.D.Glasg. con- anaphylaxis, 220 ferred on, 1142 JACOB, F. H.: The haemorrhagic diathesis, 33 KARK, Charles L.:-Backache in women: its James v. Dunlop, 730 significance and treatment, 348 (0) JAME,, E. M.: Comparative value of cod-liver KEANE, Hilda, Kaisar-i-Hind medal conferred on, L. oil and irradiated ergosterol in rickets, 853 1004 JAMES, Lieut.-Col. Sydney Price. recommended KEATES. Lieut.-Col. H. C.: Treatment of per- Laboratories of the dity of London Hospital. for election to the Royal Society, 507 nicious anaemia, 894 See Hospital JAmes, Vincent C.: Acute alcoholic poisoning KEITH, Sir Arthur: Ethnos, or the Problem of Laboratories, mental hospitals (parliamentary due to the application of surgical spirit to the Race considered fronm a New Point of View, note), 380. See also Hospitals, mental legs, 539 506-Appreciation of Henry Percy Dean, 776- Laboratories, pharmacological, of the Pharma JAr SON, W. W., appointed dean of th6 London New Discoveries Relating to the AntiquitV of ceutical Society, 362 School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Mals, rev., 908 Laboratory. National Physical: Report. 1124 1126 KEITH, W. Brooks: Examination of motorists Laboratory, Pickett-Thomson Research, Antnals JAmiEsoN, R. Hillhouse (and F. HERNAMAN- charged with drunkenness, 956 of thea, vol. vi. The Pathogenic Streptococci: JOHNSON): Erysipelas treated by x rays, 57 (0) RELLY, D. rJ. EReport of linniscorthy Mental the Role of thIe Streptococci in Scarlet Fever, JANCso, N._ death of, 2J2 Hospital, 373 rev., 938 JANSEN, B. C. P.: Recent advances in tile Keloid ovary (T. C. Clare), 527 (0)-Corre- Laboratory, pronunciation of. 480 - chemistry of vitamins, 1117 spondlence on, 645 Laboratory services under the London County Japan, average duration of life in, 1055 KENNAWAY, E. r., appointed to the University Council, staffing of, 682 JAQUES, H. H.: Femoral thrombosis in pneu- Chair of Expelrimental Pathology at the L ,bour: Anaesthesia in, 497 (see also Anaes- monia, 1146 Canner Hospital (Free), 959 thesial-Analgesia in childbirth, 524, 669- JAROTZKY, Alexander: Didtetische Behandlung KENNEDY, Brigadier-General James Madison, Gwatihmey anaesthesia in (O'Donel Browne), des runden Geschwilrs des Magens und des death of, 202 669-Induction of prematuire, indications for Duodenums. rev., 1075 KEOGH, P. J.: Papilloma of right vocal cord, 937 (H. J. Drew Smythe), 1018 (0)-And mitral Jaundice, haemolytic (leading article), 989 Keratitis punctata superficialis (E. R. Chambers), stenosiq with incompetence (Alec B. Walker Jaundice with pruritus. 42 50 and A. Cameron Ewing), 221-Natural, follow- Jaundice, toxic (Sir William.Willcox), 552. 595 Keratodermia blennorrhagica (D. E. Finlay), 979 ing Caesarean section, 33. 80, 294-Natural, Jaundice. See also Icterus -Correspondence on, 1092 painless, 206, 291. 610-Obstructed, with imiul- Jaw malformations, review of book on, 313 KERLEY. Peter: Recentt Advantces in Radiology tiple osteochondrom-ata (E. J. Blackaby), 704 (0) JEANS, F. A. G.: The radiological renal outline, rev., 983 -(Percy Stocks), 766 183 KERR. F. K.: The mental factor in disease, 29 Labour in India.: Report of Royal Commission JEFFCOATE, T. N. A.: Early diagnosis of preg- IKERR, J. M. Munro: Obstetrical education of (pa;liamentarv note) 960 nancy, 353-Dystocia and enlarged bladder, 753 the undergraduate, 32 Labour Office, International, issues brochures JEFFERSON. Geoffrey: Surgery of the pituitary KERRIDGE, A. R.: Etiology of disseminated on solvents: tea and coffee, and telluretted body. 668 sclerosis, 98 hydrogen, tin; typefounders; ventilation; Jejunal ulcers. See Ulcers KERRY, Richard: Neoplasm following war in(lustrial hygiene, and workshops; and Jejunum, perforations of (C. J. A. Woodside), 667 service, 1008 iodine, 876 JELLETT, Henry (and Richard E. TOTTENHAM: Ketosis in sea-sickness (J. R. Marrack). 178 (0) Labrador, tuberculosis in. 80 A Short Practice of Gynaecology, sixth edition, KIDD, Frank: Acute uirethritis in mumups. 816 Labvrinthine theory and sea-sickness. See Sea- rev., 455 KIDD, L.: Parsimony in health services, 512 sickness JENKINS, C. E.: Hog's stomach in pernicious Kidneys, damaged. and blood transfusion, 1046 LACEY, F. H.: Prophylaxis in midwifery, 36 anaemia, 158-Vaccine therapy, 355 Kidneys in renal disease, pathological function LACK, Victor: The obstetrieal problem of the JENKINS, John, obituary notice of, 119 of (c. Holten and P. B. Rehberg), 944 contracted pelvis, 896 JENKINS. W. D.: Meckel's diverticulum as a Kidneys. See also Renal Lacquin: a quinine milk powcder, 589 cause of acute intestinal obstruction, 795 Kildare school children, health of, 1133 Lacrymal obstruction, intranasal dacryocyst- JESSEL, (-eorge: Tuberculosis of the mammary Killian " bridge " operation, 275 ostomy for relief of (F. Holt Diggle), 301 (0), gland, 1023 Kilmarnock drainage scheme, 724 524-A correction, 521 INDEX 18 JAN.-JUNE, T93I] 8I YXD1CATHU Burm=JOURA

Lactation in accessory breasts (Arnold Hind- Leading Articles (rontinued): LEIPER, R. T.: Schistosome worms al2dI haugh), 446 Promise of youth, 1032 schistosome monsters, 817 Lactogen,7D7 Post-encephalitis and its problems, 714 Leishmaniasis, review of book on, 405 LADELL. R. Macdonald: Hystero-epilepsy? 252 Proprietary Medicines Bi 1, 903 LEITCH, Archibald: Death of, 193-Obituary LAEMMER, Marcel: La Diatherinie dans les Puerperal sepsis, tracking the source of in- notice of, 247 4ffectionts du Tube Digestif, rev., 227 fection in, 805 LEJARs F6lix: Clinzical Examinationt and Sur- LAIT, J.: Unusual tumoursB 401 Rheumatism centres, 675 gical Diagnosis, rev., 545 LAKE, Lieut.-Col. L. A. Hodgkinson: Cinchona School child, the primary. 317 LE MMiic, Dr., appointed a Commander of the and quinine,201 Sclerosis, disseminated, etiology of, 943 Legion of Honour, 567 LAKE, Norman C.: Treatment of gastric and Shoulder recurrent dislocation of the, 275 LEMOINE, G., elected president of the pro- duodenal ulcer, 558 Silicosis. the camrrpaign against, 548 fessional association of French medical LAKIN, C. E.: Malignant disease of the larae Small-pox, prevention of. 990 journalists, 523 intestine, 142 Specialization in the medical curricultum, 674 LEMPRIEaE, L.R.: Measles in a public school, LAMB, F. W.: An Introduction to Human Spinal reflexes, analysis of, 228 14(0 Experimental PhVsiology, rev., 1028 Surgery and diet, 1031 LE.,NNOX, David, obituary notice of, 476 LAMB, Jessie, obituary notice of, 872 Tendon ruptures, 633 LENORMAND, Di-., elected president of the French4 LAMBERT, Arthur. obituary notice of, 428 Thymus puzzle, 547 Society of Surgery, 567 LAMBERT, G. E. V. (and H. F. MEAcOCK): The Tuberculosis. bovine, in man, 943 Leonardo da Vinci as anatomist (J. Playfair EfficiencV of Light Wells. 106 Tuber culosis of the ear: frontal sinusitis, 275 Mcelurrich), 950 LAMBIE, C. G.: The teaching of medicine in the Tuberculosis, latent, diagnosis of, 63 LEPINE, Pierre: Etiology of disseminated University of Sydney, 1086 University representation in Parliament, 318 sclerosis, 943 Lamp and rectal speculum, 103 Vaccination and encephalitis, 104 Leprosy in the British Empire, 72 Lanark, health services in: Proposed co-ordina- L.eprosy: Campaign against, 680 -International tion, 369 LEAGUEOF NATIONS: Conference in Manila, 680 LInarkshire, medical referees in (parliamentary Cerebro-spinal meningitis, number of cases Lieprosy in Germany, 961 note), 650 of, 41 Leprosy in Manchuria (J. L. Maxwell), 79 LANDIS, H. R. M.: Diagnosis of latent tuber- Drugs, dangerous, traffic in, 190, 549. 717. 905, Leprosy Review: Contents of the January culosis, 64 1125-International Conference on, 905, 1125 issue, 79, 381 Lane Lectures. See Lectures Enteric fever in 1929-30, report on, 808 LESCBKE, Erich: Stoffwechselkrankheiten, rev. LANE, John, presentation to, 959, 1052 Epidemiological report (montbly), 107, 205 940 LANE, T. J.: Perforation of jejunal ulcer, 541 Health, international work for(leading article', Lettsomian Lectures. See Lectures LANGE, Fritz: Dia Epidemischte Kinderldhmung, 62 LERT, Andr6, death of, 331 rev., 359-Elected an honorary miiember of tie Hvgiene, rural. conference on, 123 Leucoplakia, 1007 British Orthop edic Association, 1099 Measles statistics, 107 LEVI,Lavid: Nlinor surgery in infancy, 973 (0) LANGE, Johannes: - Cr-ime as Destiny: a Study Narcotics, suggested limitation of w rldmanu- JEVICK, C. Blaxland: The electrocardiogram,. of Criminal Twvins, rev., 314 facture of, 41. See al.so Drugs, dangerous 473 LANGRISHE3, J. du P.. elected a Fellow of the Relapsing f ver, suirvey of, 593 LEVINE, Max (and H. W. S HORNI FIN): A Com- Rot-al Society of Ediniburgh, 479 Schools of higiene, report on, 905 pilation of Cdlture Mediator tlhe Cultivatio,t L&ANsBURy, John: Case of thallium poisoning, Snake-bite in India, 252 ofMicro-oraanisms, rev, 186 320 Tuberculosis in, rtality: Report by the Health LEVITT, Walter M.: Deep X-ray Therapy in Larbsrt,Rtoyal Scottish National Institution foi Section, 1127 .laliginant Disease, rev., 2Z4-Aspects of radiumz Mentally Defective Cuildren: Annualmeeting, Whooping-c ,ugh statistics, 107 theravy. 403 602 LEVy, Jeanne: Es.sais et D*Rages Biollaiques. LAROCHE, Glty (Charles RICHET and Frano)is LEATHART, P. W.: The valtue of the removal of de.S Substa.nee.s M.dicamentteutses,lrev., 144 SAINT-GERONS): dlimentar lAnaphylaxis, rev., tonsils and adenoids iu stubacute rheumatic LEVY, S. I.: Intracranisl tumours, 799 145 heart disease, 626 LEWIN, Carl, death of. 688 Laryngology, retrospect of (Sir Robert Woods), Leber's disease. See Optic atrophy LEWIs, E. 0., appointed a Commissioner of the 270 Lecine. Pa7l, Les Diagnostics Assatomo-Clini- Board of Control, 282 Latin Mledical Press Federation: Election of ques de, rev., 1073 LEwIs, J.: Unusual renal tumouir. 402 officers. 567 Lecture, Oavendish: Development in i elation to LEWIs, Richard, obituary notice of, 293 LAURIE. James, obituary no ice of, 563 heredity (Julian Hluxley), 1044 LF.wLs, Sir Thomas: bt. Cyres Lectuire on. LAURIE, W. Spaldirig: Convulsions during Lecture, Chadwick: Maternal mortality (D-me iachaenmia of muscle as a cause of anginal surgical anaesthesia, 1032 Louise McIlroy), 510-Nerves and the public pain, 941. 1035 LAvoIsIER: Tlie discovery of oxygen, 462 health, (Major Green wood), 600 Leyden. post-graduate courses at, 733 LAW, Horace: Intracranial complications of ear Lecture, Crooni un: Les Th6ories des Bacterio- LEYs, D. G.: Rickots and oral sepsis, 232 disea-e, 937 phages (rules Bordet), 26 -Messages in sensory LEYTON, 0.: High carbohydrate diet in La,WLESS, George Robert, obituary notice of, 564 nerve fibres and their interpretation (E. D. diabetes, 310 LAWRKNCE, it. D :-High carbohydrate diet in Adrian), 979 Liberia, in darkest. 635 diabetes, 309-(AndR. A. MCCANCE): Infections Lecture. Haqtings [Sir Charles]: Diet and Library. medical film, 678 See also Film and insulin action: an unusual case. 749(0)- health (Edward Mellanby), 507 LIcORTENBERG, A. von: Excretion urography, 625- His personal experience of the value of Lec ure, Hunterian: The problem of rejuvena- lAddle prize. See Prize insulin, 1077 tion (4rnold [rorand), 185 LIEN-TEf, Wu (editor): Publications of the LAWSON, Uolonel G. L. Leathes, Territorial Lecture. Jackson [Hughlings]: Quiantitative National Quarantine Service. Repuzblic of Decoration conferred on, 1004 mrnagement of contwraction for " lowest level " China. -eries i, 8r9 LAWSON, James. obituary notice of, 249 co-ordinationi (Slir (Iharles Sherrington), 207 (0) Life assurance: Medical selection for (leading LAYANI, Fernand: Les Aerocyanoses, 364 Lecture, Maudsley: Truth(Mr. Justice .MCardie), article), 189-And blood pressure, 726, 766. 816- LAYTON, Thomas Bramley, awardled the Jobn full text of now obhainahle, 523 Review of book on, 1028 Hunter medal and triennial prize of the Royal Lecture, Morris [Malcolm] Memorial:- I he Life, review of books on, 358, 404, 455, 630 College of Surgeons of England, 689-Eruptions outlook on tuiberculosis: changing orientation Light, artificial. See also Actinotherapy; Sun- of the external auditory meatus, 797 (Sir Robert Philip', 43 light; Ultia-violet, etc. Lecture, Paget [Stephen] Memorial: The effect Light wells, efficiency of, 106. See also Wells Leading Articles: of research on curative medicine (H. H. Da e). lighting, industrial (D. R. Wilson), 709 Bacillus Calmette-Gu6rin vaccination, the 1076 LIGNIEIIES, Professor: The B.O.G. controversy, value of, 1080 Lecture, Pedler [Alexander]: Science discipline 861 Balneotherapy in rheumatism, 590 (Sir David Prain). 79 LINDSAY, James Alexander:-Among the Blind, welfare of the, 1122 Lecture, Ps'rser [John Mallet], 910 Thinkers: Leaves from My Note-Books, rev, Blindness. International Association for the Lecture St Cyres: Ischaemia of muisele as a 1121 Prevention of, 459 cause of anginal pain (Sir Thomas Lewis), 941, LINDSAY, Lilian: Dental caries, 555 Budget, the, 758 1035 LINE, W.: The growth of visual perception in Cancer of the bladder, treatment of, 459 Lecture. Sehorstein Memorial: Radium in the children, 589 Cancer of the lung, 21 service of surgery (FH. S. Souttar), 1 LINE, William Henry. obituary notice of. 564 Cancer pr-oblem, aspects of the, 1123 Lecture Thomnpson [Silvanus] Metmiorial: Link with the past (death of Mrs. Fred Wood). Cd-liver oils and irradiated preparations, Specialization in the medical curriculun 652 853 (A. E. Barclay). 674 Linseed for constipation, 206 Coeliac disease. 758 Lectures, Chadwick: The coal miner, hiq health Lipiodol injection followed by acute massive Colitis, chronic ulcerative, 501 and occupational diseases (14. 1I. Collis), 953 c ilapse of lung (A. J. Scott Pinciiin and H. V. Diabetic child, the, 105 Lectures, Hal ey Stewart: Health and social Morlock), 930 (0)-Correspondence on, 1047 Diet and the teeth, 5A2 evolution (Sir George Newman), 900 LIPKIN, I. J. (and I. HARRIS): Cardiac outPut- District nursing in London, 590 Lectures, Henderson Trust: T'he Significance of and oxygen utilization in heart disease, 353. Drugs, dangerous, traffic in, 190 the Pekinig Man (G. Elliot Smith), 551 480 Eastbourne programme, 991 Lectures. Hume: Haemolytic icterus (Lord Lipoid nephrosis (Squadron Leader E. A. Electrocardiogram, the, 407 Dawson of Penn), 921. 963 Lumley), 494 (0) F'racture practice, a primer of, 147 Lectures, Lane: On Experimental Pharmqco- Lipoma. glandular (Mr. Candler), 849 Government departments, technical officers logv and Medicine (Rudolf MIagntis). rev., 19 Liquor Traffic Prohibition Bill, 334 in, 632 Lectures. Lettsomian:-The spleen: its struc- LISTER, A. E. J.: Cataract operation in extreme Hlsemolytic jaundice. 9-9 ture, functions, and diseases (J. W. MeNee), old age 28;-Treatment of detachment of Lhe Health, the struggle for, 713 413 retina, 647 Hospital almoner, 715 Lentures, Lurn Ielan: Toxic jaundice (Sir William Lister Institute of Preventive Medicine: Ret;re- Hydatid disease, some problems oni, 146 Willcox), 552, 595 ment of and presentation to Sir Charles Insurance, National Health: Medical benefit Lectures, Morison, on social psychiatry (D. K. Martin and Professor Arthur Harden, 115- amendment regulations, 22-Sickness claims, Hen(lerson). 370 Atnnual meeting, 1129-Annual report, 1129 1078 LEDGERWOOD, William ,T.: Inflammation at Literature, prescription of (Gerald B. Webb), Iodine in relation to goitre, 361 sibe of old vaccination scars, 9i9 150 Jackson, Hughlingq, 904 Leeds: Centenary of the School of Medicine, Li;hotomy support, 673 League of Nations' international work for 722. Seealso University LITTLE, Graham. See Graham-Little health, 62 LE:ES, David: Practical Methods in the Dia- Liver, action of avertin on the (F. B. Parsons), Medical beneflt amendment regulations, 22. anosis and Treatment of Venereal Diseases, 1023 Insurance second edition, rev., 1118 See also Liver, acute" yellow" atrophy of, 277 Medical education in Wales. 362 LEES, Frank J.: A case of erythroedema, 844 Liver, necrosis of, 277 Medical officers of health, the position of, 229 (0) Liver therapy in asthma, 686 Medical practice, international comparisons LEE.soN, H. S.: Anopheline Mo1squito in Soizthemn wiver in treatment, the value of (Janet Vaughan). of, 854 Rhodesia, ]926-28, rev., 1121 584 -Discuesion, 585 Medical selection for life assurance, 189 Left hand. See Hand Liver treatment of disseminated sclerosis Medicine and statecraft, 407 LF.GGE, Sir Thomas: Elealth of Scottish workers, (Alexander Goodall and James K. Slater), 789 Murphy, John B., Oration, 806 29 (0) Nutrition, a study in, 27 Leicester Public Medical Service: Report. 723 Liverpool Administrative developments of, Orthopaedic surgery, the domain of, 319 LEIGHTON, Gerald: Milk and the school child, history of. 41-Post-graduate course, 691 Out-patients, 503 114 Liverpool Miedical Institution. See Institution JAN.-JUNE, I93 1] INDEX [LMI&DICALTHE BRITmBJOUBSAL 9

Liv,EEY, G. H.: The transmission of scabies LYON, Glaton: Les Th6rapeutiques Nouvelles, MACKENZIE, Colin: Enteric intussusception, 200 and ringworm, 352 rev., 188 MACKENZIE, Colonel: The Red Cross Society, 422 Livingstone College. See College LYSTEE, R. A.: Appreciation of Albert Henry MCKENZIE, Dan:-Fractured base of skull: Liewelyn-Jones, John, memorial tablet to, 1055 Bygott, 427 effects on hearing, 449 LLOYD-WILLIAMS, Edward, obituary notice of, LYTLE, W. J.: Injection treatment of haemor- Mackenzie Institute for Research. See Research 427 rhoids, pruritus ani, and fissure, 498 MACKENZIE, J. Ross: Convulsions occurring LOBO-ONELL, C. (and H. CHABANIER): Explora- during surgical anaesthesia, 224, 440 (0). 685 tion Fonctionnelle des Reins, rev., 545 MACKENZIE, Murdo: Prevention and treatment LLOYD, F. E. (and G. W. SCARTE):-An of drug addiction, 496 Elementary Course in General Phvsiology: MACKIE, T. J. (and J. E. MCCARTNEY): An Part I. Principle and Theory; Part II, Introductiont to Practical Bacteriology, third Laboratory Exercises, rev., 1075 edition, rev., 712 LLOYD, \V. E.: Tuberculosis Mortalitv in M. MCKINLAY, Peter L.: Milk and the school child, Childreon, 1081 114 LLOYD-WILLIAMS, I. H.: Bursitis at the elbow, MACALISTER, Charles: Appreciation of Thomas MAcKINTOSH, Ashley W., K.C.V.0. conferred on, 58 Robinson Glynn. 917 25. 70 Lobule. See Ear McAL[STER. William Malcolm, appointed medical McKITTIIICK, Leland S. (and Howard F, ROOT): .Local Authorities (Publicity) Bill, 821 superintendent of the Bangour Asylum, 554 Diabetic.Saurgery, rev., 755 LOCKH&RT-MUMMERY, J. P.: Familial incidence M'ALI5TER, W. M.: Modern methods of treat- MACLEAN, Sir Ewen: The obstetrical in problem of cancer, 199-Chronic ulcerative colitis, 504- ment dental disease, 997 of the contracted pelvis, 896-Some ante natal (And H. Graham HODGSON): Diverticula of the MACALPINE, J. B.: Calculus of the ureter, 669 problems, 1057 (0) colon and their sequelae, 525 (0) McAsu, 1. Fleming: A Dictionary of Dental MACLENNAN. Alex.: The incision for appen- Diseases and Treatment, rev., 405 dicectomy, 424 LONDON: MCBRIDE, Earl D.: Crippled Children, rev., MACLEOD, Major Douglas Noel, obituary notice A-sociation of the Medical Women's Federa- 1074 of, 1053 tion. See Association MACCALLAN, A. F.: European women and MCLEOD, J. M. H.: Transmission of scabies Clinic and Nursing Home, 287, 331, 376, 425 children in the Tropics, 269-Operation for and ringworm, 352 Coroners' inquests in, 815 cataract. 1045 MICMANUs, H. C.: Security of tenure in public Council hospitals. See Hospitals MACCALLUM, W. G.: William Stewart Halstead, posts, 604 County Council. See Council Surgeont, 1082 MACMILLAN, Lord: The future of voluntary Hospital services: Report, 418-Reception of MCJANCE, R. A. (and R. D. LAWRI£NCE):-In- hospitals, 599 representatives of London hospitals at the fections and insulin action: an unusual case, MCMILLAN, Margaret: Death of, 594-Biography Wellcome Museum, 599-The future of 749tO) of, request for material for, 727 voluntaryism, 599. See also Hospitals, MCCANN, F. J.: Treatment of eczema, 184- MCMURRAY, T. P.: Fractures of the long bones, l.ondon County Council Treatment of nervous exhaustion, 754 816, 912 Housing estates, facilities for medical practice MCCARDIE, Mr. Justice:" Full text of his MCNItURRICH, J. Playfair: Leonardo da Vinci, o0i, 71 Maudsley Lecture on Truth "now available the Antatontist (1452-1519), 950 MAlelical and dental treatment of school 523 MONAUGHT, Lieut.-Col. J. G.: Future of the children, 71 MCCARRISON, Colonel Robert Some surgical R.A.M.C., 330 Mental deficiency in. 911 aspects of faulty nutrition, 966 (0)-The causa- MCNEE, J. W.:-Lettsomian Lectures on the Mi wives in, standard attained by, 855 tion of stone in India, 1009 (0)-Diet and spleen: itsstructure, functions, and diseases, Parking places in, 830 disease in tropical races, 1130 413 Passenger Transport Bill, 565 MCCARTHY, H. J.: Dislocation of tonsil, 780 MCNEIir, Charles: Digestive disorders in breast- Public cleansing in(parliaments%ry notes), 204, M4ACCARTHY, T.: Ovarian pregnancy, 1070 fed infants, 451 291 MCCARTHY, W. H. L., appointed deputy coroner MACPHAIL, J. M.: The outlook on tuberculosis, 11efuse, disposal of (parliamentary notes), 204, for the western district of London, 251 239 291. 566 MCCARTNEY, J. E. (and T. J. NIACKIE): An MACPHAIL, R. M.: A large occipital meningo- S 'liool of Hygiene and Tropical Mdicine. See Inttroduction to Practical Bacteriology, third cele, 179 Hygiene edition, rev., 712 MCP1EDRAN, F. Maurice: Diagnosis of latent Scetool of Medicine for Women. See Hospital, MCCLURE, Campbell: Treatment of glandular tuberculosis, 64-Some aspects of prevention Itoyal Free deficiency, 401-Trestment of nervous exhaus- of tuberculosis in children, 342 (0) Siiiall-pox in (parliamentary notes), 40, 244 tion, 754 MCPHERsoN, Lieut.-Col. J., appointed Honorary Teactiers Association. See Association MCCOLLUM,E.V.: Recent advances in chemistry Surgeon to the King, 77 Venereal disease in, incidence of, 815 of vitamins, 1117 MACPHERSON, R. C.: A modification of Mayo's Voluntaryhospitalsof. See Hospitals MACCONKEY, Alfred T.: Death of, 947-Obituary needle holder, 902 notice of, 1051 MCRAE, Douglas: Report of Glengall Hospital, Lo,ndon Inter-Collegiate Scholarships Board, 821 MCCONNELL,A. A.: Intracranial complications Ayr, 325-The certified patient's old age -.Nledical seholarships, 821 of ear disease, 937 pension, 325 - The psychiatric out-patieit London Squares Preservation Bill, 916 MACCORMAC, Henry: Treatment of eczema, 184 clinic, 453-Mental disorder and pernicious I)O NG. P. H.: Etiology of the com-imon cold, 149 McCoY, Lieut.-Col. John William, O.B.E. con- anaemia, 980 LoxIE, Thomas C.: Intestinal myiasis, 76 ferred on, 70 MAcRAE, Lieut.-Col. Ian McPherson, C.I.E. LORAND, Arnold: Hunterian Lecture on the MCCREA, H. Moreland: London Clinic and conferred on, 70 problem of rejuvenation, 185- Verji'loung Nursing Home, 287 MACRAE, Olive: Coeliac disease, 758 .dur)c)h Antreguntg der Blutbildung, rev., 545 McCORE, J. G.: Concentrated antlpneumococcal MCRAE, V.: Mental hygiene, 420 L)rd Chesterfield. See Chesterfield serum in the treatment of lobar pneumonia, McRoBERT, George R.: Blood pressure and life LORD, J. R.: Mental disorder and pernicious 817 assurance, 726 anaemia, 980 MOCULLOGH. John W.8.: Painless labour, 610 MCSHINE, Arthur Hutton, O.B.E. conferred on, Lotteries. See Sweepstakes MCCUNN, J.: Radiological problems in 71 LovE,R. J.MIcNeil: The incision for appendic- veterinary medicine, 16 MCVICKER, Captain Hugh, obituary notice of, ectomy, 328-A Shorter Surgery, second MACDERMOTT,E.M.: Treatment of sciatica, 432 429 edition, rev., 406 MACDERMOTT, E. N.: Appendiceo-caecal intus- MACWATT, Major-GeneralSir Charles: Quinine Low, G. Carmichael (and N. Hamilton FAIRLEY): susception, 793 (0) therapy in malaria, 23-Quinine production in Laboratory and hospital infections with MACDONALD, James (E. W. M. PHILLIPS and India. 594 yellow fever in England, 125 (0)-Treatment Donald ISAAC):-Four biliary anomalies: a MADILL, D. G.: Puerperal sepsis, 99 of intestinal amoebiasis, 846 plea for cholecyst-gastrostomy, 665 (0), 869 Madras hospitals, progress of, 235 LOWE, Cronin: Bacteriology and the clinician, MACDONALD, S. G.: The radiological renal out- Madrid, death rate in, 335 185-Vaccine therapy, 355 line, 183 MAGEE. Crozier, obituary notice of, 428 ILbwenberg forceps. See Forceps M'DONALD, T. P. (and George DAVIE): Hand- MAGILL, 1. W.: The choice of an anaesthetic, owest-level" co-ordination. See Co-ordina- book of Widows', Orphan7s', and Old Age Con- 265 tion tributory Pensions, rev., 902 MAGNUS, Rudolf: Lane Lectutres ont Experi- T1ownvy, Eleanor: Gonococcal rhinitis, 375 MCDOUGALL, J. B.: Elected a Fellow of the mental Pharmacology and Medicine, rev.. 19 Ltibeck tragedy: B.C.G. (Parliamentary note). Royal Society of Edinburgh, 479- Annual MAHER, C. C.: Cardio-vascular syphilis, 106 334--A general review of, 986. See also Bacillus report of the British Legion Village at Preston MAINGARD, Jocelyn, M.B.E. conferred on, 1004 Calmette-Gu6rin Hall, 682 MAITLAND, T. Gwynne: Sea-sickness and the LUCAS. C. E. L. (and H. B. STEVENS): First MACDOWALL, Margaret: Simple Beginnings in labyrinthine theory, 171 (0) Lines in Dispensing, third edition, rev,, 61 the Training of Mentally Defective Children, Majorca, climate of, 335, 381, 432 LuCE,. Sir Richard: Hospiital polic of the third (memorial), edition, rev., 501 MAJUMDAR, T. N.: Special factors causing Association, 199 McDoWALL, R. .J. S.: Appreciation of William disease, 866-Deaths from tuberculosis in LUDFORD, R. J.: Nerves and cancer. 68-Nuclear Dobinson Halliburton, 957 Calcutta, 866 origin of malignancy, 68-Familial incidence MCEACHERN, J. D.: Closed drainage in the MAKINS, Sir George: Appreciation of Walter ofcancer, 199 treatment of empyema, 389 (0) Tyrrell, 826 LUFF, M. C.: Obsessional neurosis, 936 McEWAN, Peter: Hallux valgus, 684-Pituitrin Malaria as a cause of infantile mortality (J. S. LUKAcCS. J. v. (and Alb. IVIEYERSTEIN): Sdttglings- and obstetric shock. 955 Nerurker), 236 Ertlzhrungs-Tafel, rev., 712 MACFEE, James, estate and bequests of, 163 M Malaria: Quinine therapy in, 23-In England, 42 Lum. Y.: A twin monster, 480 MCGIBBON, J. E. G.: Method of anchoring Malaria, review of book on, 100 LumrLEY, Squadron Leader E. A.: Case of lipoid radium needles in tile pharynx, 843 (0) Malariology, lectures on, 828 nephrosis, 494 (0) MCGLINN, J. A.: Music in the operating theatre, Malay States, Federated, number of hospitals Lung, acute massive collapse of, following 108 maintained by estates in, 123 lipiodol injection (A. J. Scott Pinchin and M'GONIGLE, G. C. M.: Rickets and oral sepsis, Malaya, typhus research in, 505 H. V. Morlock), 930 (0)-Correspondence on. 232 Malignancy, nuclear origin of (R. J. Ludford). 68 1047 MCGRATH, J.: Tumour of neck, 402 Malignant disease of the [large] intestine Lung diseases, review of book on, 1073 MACGREGOR, A. S. M.: Public health and the (Gordon Taylor), 141 Lung, malignant disease of the (A. Tudor schlool, 237-Maternity services, 997 Malignant disease of the lung (A. Tudor EE wards), 129 (01-Correspondence on, 283, 327 MCILROY, Dame A. Louise:-Mary Scharlieb Edwards), 129 (0)-Correspondence on. 283, 327, 373 memorial, 475-Chadwick Lecture on maternal 373 Lung, sarcoma of (Howard E. Collier), 666 mortality, 510-Education in obstetrics and Malignant disease of the lung, x-ray therapy in, Lupus vulgaris treated by plastic surgery, gynaecology: system of teaching in the Royal 283,327. See alsoX-ray (T. Pomfret Kilner), 403 Free Hospital Unit, 679-Hon. D.Sc. Belfast Malignant disease. See also Cancer; Tumour, LYLE., H. Willoughby land David DE SOUZA): conferred on, 873 etc. third edition, rev., M,tnual of Physiology, 358 -MCINDOE,, A. H.: Treatment of gastric and Malignant growths treated with extracts of Lymphadenoma, abdominal, complicated duodenal ulcer, 558 chylous ascites (Thos. A. parathyroid 819 Pratt glands, and H. W. Right Rev. Rennie: _ - -- , MACINNES, A hospital MALPAS, P.: Large cervical fibroid, 17 F _w_), 62_2 (_0_) vacancy in Palestine, 780 Malnutrition with ammoniacal urine, 961 LYNGDOH, Homewell, M.B.E. conferred on, 71 M'INTOSH, William Carmichael, death of, 636 Malpraxis, actions for (in France), 861 LYNEAM, E. A.: Aspects of radium therapy. 403 MACINTYRPE, John: Milk and the school child, Mammary abscess. See Abscess of breast LYNN-THOMAS, Sir John, diploma of the Society 114 Mammary gland. See Gland of Apothecaries (honoris causa) conferred on, MACKAY, J. B.: Eclampsia with unusual sym- Mammary secretion, aberrant, 870 232 ptoms, 119 Man, antiquity of, review of book on, 908 rTz BBman 20 JAN.-JUNE, 193I] INDEX I MEDICAL JOUENAS

Man, the Peking (G. Elliot Smith), 151, 282, 551, Measles: Amidopyrin in, 33. 734-Convalescent Medicine and science, 828 652. See also Peking and Skull serum in prophylaxis of (D. N. Nabarro and Medicine as a science and an art (Sir John Rose Manchester: Post-graduate courses, 335-Cancer A. Gi. Signy), 12 (0)-Incubation period of, 73, Bradford), 845 research in, report of comm-nittee, 765 157, 734-In a man of 71 (0. Westcott Frewin), Medicine and statecraft (leading article), 407 Manchuria, leprosy in ([. L Maxwell), 79 58-In a public school (L. R. Lempriere), 14 (0) Manila, Intertnational Conference against -Statistics, 107 MEDIcO-LEGAL: Leprosy in, 680 Measurement, review of book on, 102 Allegation of negligence against sulrgeon with- Manipulative reduction of fractures. See Meat. imported (parliamentary note), 1098 drawn (Moore and wife re Ligat), 956 Fra.ctures of spine Meat inspection (parliamentary notes), 204, 244 Alleged fraudulent misrepresentastion by MANX EGERTON AND Co., Ltd.: Chromium Meath, Couinty, public health in, 954 medical adviser (Oliver v. Snowden), 915 plating, 829 Meatus, auditory. external, eruptions of the Conviction for falsely pretendling to be a MANN, S. A. (and F. PARTNER): Wassermann (H. W. Barber), 796 medical man (D. Tindall), 1053 Reaction in Mental Hospital Practice, 1124 Meckel's diverticulum as a cause of acute Deafness, extreme, a disability for motor MANNING, Leah: Health and cleanliness, 601 intestinal obstruction (W. D Jenkins), 795 drivers, 478 MANSBR.IDGE, Albert: Biography of Margaret Mleckel's diverticulum as the cause of acute Ether-oxygen anaesthetic fatality, 915 Ile(Millan, request for material for, 727 symptoms (A. Harvard Baker), 262 (0) First aid in street accidents, 292-L.C.C. Manson House, opening of, 1126 Meckel's diverticulum as a cause of strangula- reply to a jurv ri(der, 292 MANSON, J. S.: Genetic relationship between tion of intestinie (J. Alfred Gaynor), 351. See Injury to patient in nursing home: Allega- cretinism and hypothyroidism, 514-Cave- also Diverticulum tions of negligence (Collins v. Froggatt), 203 dwellers of Derbyshiire, 1100 Medical advice for ships by wireless, German Nature cure" practitioner and woman's Manson, Sir Patrickl, the life and work of (Philip coastal station established for, 1099 death (Mrs. P. G. Pickett), 518 Manson-Bahr), 282 Medical Annual, rev., 982 Pack left in abdom-en after operation (James v. MANSON-BAHR, PhiliP: Quinine therapy in Medical Benefit Amendmlent Regulations (leading Dunlop): appeal against verdict of "negli- mnalaria, 23-The dawn of tropical medicine, article', 22. See also Insurance, National gence," 730 282-Treatment of intestinal amoel)iasis, 846 Health Suirgical instruments, imnarkings of, prosecu- Map of seventeenth-century England, 280 Medical charities, 32,119 tion under the Mferchandise Marks Acts (Van MAPOTHEII, Edward: Mental svmpt

MERCK, E.: Annual Report, Part II (1930), MONAKOW, Constantin von, death of, 331 Mumps, acute urethritis in (Arthur Spence), 751 rev., 61-Part III, rev., 359 MONDOR, H,: Diaanlostics Urgents: Abdomen, - Correspondence on. 816, 868 M,rcurosal in syphilis, 336 rev., 186 MIURDOCOF, J. R.: Treatment of pyloric obstruc- Metabolism, cerebral (Eric Holmes and Mr. MONIER-WILLIAMS, G. W.: Report on the funmiga- tion. 515 Ashford), 1024 tion of foodstuffs with hydrogen cyanide, 65 MURISON, Colonel C. C.: Treatment of tetanus Metal taps. See Taps MONKEOUSE, Parry: Malignant disease of the 382 Methylated spirits regulations: Explanatory large intestine, 142 AluRPHY, Douglas P.: Pregnancy following memorandum, 152 MONOD, Gustave: Treatment of enuresis, 117- irradiation, 286 Meuse Valley. SeeBelgiunm Notes fronm France, 861 Alurphy, John B., Oration (leading article), 806 MEYERSTEIN. Alb. (and J. v. LUKAcs): Monster, a twin, 480 MuRnPHY, P. Kennedy: Injection treatment of ,qd,eglings-Ereithlrungs-'afel, rev., 712 MOODIE, William: The psychological factor in haeniorrhoids, 1049 Microcephaly, 1003, 1045 delinquency, 234 MIURPHY, Major-General W. R. E.: Traffic ,&icrococcus catarrhalis nmeningitis. See MOORE, H. F.: Oedema and nephrosis. 586 aecidents, 512 Meningitis MOORE. R. Foster: Non-luetic Argyll Robertson MURRAY, A. M. T.: Report on nutrition, 274 Micro-organisms, review of boolks on, 143,186 pupils, 817 MURRtAY, George R.:-Graves's disease: inter- MIDDLETON, E. L.: Report on the International Moore and wife v. Ligat, 956 current pyrexia, 568 Conference on Silicosie, 548 MOORHEAD, T. G. : Treatment of psychoneuroses, MURRAY, H. Leith, appointed to the chair of Midwifery centre opened at Deptford. 691. 815 17-Unilateral exophthalmiios following ad- midwifery and gynaecology at Liverpool, 1142 Midwifery, routine anaesthesia in, 364, 474. See ministration of thyroid extract, 442 (0)- MURIRAY, J. A.: Report. of the hlnperial Cancer also Anaesthesia Voluntary hospitals and the sick poor, 512- Research Fund, 68-Filterable fowl tumours, Midwifery, antiseptics uised in, efficiency of Oedema and nephrosis, 586-Milk and tuber- 68- Appreciation of Archibald Leitch, 248 (Lawrence P. Garrod), 572 (0) culosis, 602 Muscle extract treatment of vascular diseases Mlidwifery, prophylaxis in. 36, 118, 294 MORGAN, C. I, N.: Injection treatment of piles, (M[. S. Schwartzman). 492 (0) Midwifery work, face mask for, 759 897 Muscle, ischaemia of as a cause of anginal pain Midwives Bill (Irish Free State), 862 MORGAN, C. Lloyd: Tlhe Animal Mind, rev., 226 (Sir Thomas Lewis), 941 - Note on, 1035. Midwives lBoard. See Board MORGAN, George: Foreign body in the neck, 158 See also Ischaemia Midwives in London, the standard attained by, Morison Lectulres. See Lectures Muscles, weakened and paralysed, method of 855 MORISON, Lieut.-Colonel J.: Report on the exciting incipient movement in (Arthiir E. AMigration and helAth. 36, 830. See also Australia treatment of rabies with Sir David Semp'e's Porritt and 0. F Guthrie Smith), 54 (0)-Corre- MILES, W. Ernest: Appreciation of Archibald antirabic serum at the King Edward VII spondence on, 158, 242 See also Bath, the Leitch. 248 Memorial Pasteur Institute, Shillong, 420 " I)eep-pool " MILIAN, G.: Techlnique Tltiraipeietiqute .Iedicale, MORLAND, Andrew: Infarction of heart with Museum, Wellcome, of Medical Science closed rev., 20 pericardial effusion in a phthisical subject, for rebuilding, 205 Military hospitals. See Hospitals 954 Music in the operating theatre (J. A. McGlinn), Milk borne streptococcus epidemics (W. G. MORLEY. Arthur S.: Rectal speculuLm and lamp, 108 Savage), 591 103-Injection treatment ot piles, 8G8 MUTCH, N.: The medicinal treatment of chronic Milk, clean, legislation for in the Irish Free MORILEY, John: Treatment of toxic goitre, 450- arthritis, 383 (0) State, 683, 954 Surgical treatment of gastric ulcer, 848 Mycosis fungoides following laparotomy (R. Milk, dried and imported (parliamental y note), MORLOCK, H. V.: The modern concention of Owen-Jones), 537 (0) 916 early phthisis, 702 (0-(And A. J. Scott Myelomatosis (L. G. Gunn), 401 Milk, free, for children (parliamentary note), PINCflN): Acute nmassive collapse of lung MIYERS, Garry Cleveland: The Modern Parett, 822 following lipiodol injection, t30 (0) rev., 756 V1ilk, nutritional value of, 1048,1137 MoRo, E.: The thymus puzzle, 547 MIYERS. G. N.: Digitalis in toxaemia, 1024 Milk powder, quinine (lacquin), 589 Morphine for analysis of opium, contaminations MYERS, C. S.: Psychology and the worker, 1082 Milk products, bacterial standard for (parlia- in (J. N. Rakshit), 849 MYERS, J. Arthur: Tubercutlosis among Children, mentary note), 244 MORIIN, F. J..: Spontaneous perforation of rev., 143 Milk purification (parliamentary notel, 430 jejunal ulcers, 541-Spinocain anaesthesia, 541 Myiasis, intestinal, 76 Milk, sale of (parliamentary notes), 772. 916 MORRIS, D. V.: Analgesia in labour, 669 Myocardial infarction and coronary thrombosis Milk and the school child: Report on researches MORRIS, J. E.: A map of seventeenth-century with glycosuria (Norman Cruickshank), 618 (0) in Scotland, 114-In Edinburgh, 238 England, 280 -Correspondence on, 768, 867, 913 Milk for schools (parliamenta y note), 874 MORRIS, Noah: Coeliac disease, 758 Myopic child (W. G. Symi), 1C87 Milk, skimmed and sweetened condensed, M1ORRIS, Warren: Fatal case of poisoning by imports of ()arliamentary note), 960, 1143 phenyl-cinchoninic acid 221 Milk, sour, 779, 877 MORRIS-JONES, A.: The obstetrical problem of Milk supnlv (parliamentary note), 333, 522 the contracted pelvis, 896 Millk and tubercullosis, 602, 916-Atnd bovine M%ORRISON, John T (and Miriam ROSKIN): tuberculosis, 916 Fracture of the slkull in childhood, 212 tO)- Milk, unclean, oeril of (Joseph Bigger). 72 Empyenma ihoracis, 683 Milk u.ed by different famnilies in New York, MORsON, Clifford: The radiological renal outline, statistics of, 609 183 N. AILLER, Ematnuel: Modernt Psycliotherapy, Mortality, infantile: In the Central Provinces, rev., 313 India. 421-In England and Wales (parlia- NABARRO, David: African tick fever, 1095 MILLER, tialph Smith, obituary notice of, 476 mentary note), 566-In the mnetropolitan NABARRO, D. N. (and A. G. SIGNY): Convales- MILLER, S.: Vac-ine therapy, 355 boroughs (parliamentary note), 916 - In Scot- cent serum in prol)hylaxis of measles. 12 (0) MILUIGAN,13. T. C.: Injection treatment of piles, land (parliamentary note), 650, 960 NADEN, John Bassett, obituary notice of, 77 897-(And George SIMON): Routine radiograms Mortality, infintile, malaria as a cause of (J. S. NAEGELI, Otto: Bluttkrankheitess und Blut- for investigation of intestinal obstruction, Nerurker), 236 diagnostik, rev., 755 1114 0) Mortality, maternal (parliamnentary note), 429, NAGEOTTE-WIL.BOUCHEWITZ, MTadame, elected Milman Street Hospital See Hospital 522, 608-(Danie Louise McIlroy), 510-In India, president of the Societe de P6diatrie de Paris, MILLS, H. H.: Malignant disease of the large 608 - Investigations at the Queen Charlotte's 431 intestine, 142 Hospital Research Laboratories, 631-Report Nail biting, 42, 79, 164 MILLS, Katherine C.: Etiology of the comnmon of Departmental Commiittee of the London Nailtobi hospital and gaol, conditions in (parlia- cold, 149 County Council, 809-Prevention of (James mentary note), 1143 MILNE, James A.: Thallium and its risks, 473 Yotung), 997-A disclaimer, 1048 Narcotic drugs in Egypt (Major-General T. W. MILTON. W. T.: Self-retaining gag and tongue MOSINGER, Michel (and Ret 6 GRIMAUD): La Russell Pasha), 636 tractor, 2i3 SMdimentation Globilaire: Son dppltcatioli et Narcotics. limitation of the world manufacture Miners8, coal: Diabetes in. 42-And silicosis l'Hydrologie, rev., 589 of, 41, 905. See also Drugs, dangerous (J. S. Haldane). 154-And occupational diseases Mosquitos, review ofbook on, 712, 1121 Nasal sinuses, accessory, radiography of (H. K. (E. L. Collis). 953 Mothercraft, review of book on, 272 Graham Hodgson), 551. See also Sinus Miners' nystagnius. See Nystagmus Motor ambulance service. ."ee Ambulance NASH, W. Gifford: Foreign bodies in an Miners' phthisis. See Sil icosis Motor Boat Manual, rev., 589 appendix lying in a right inguinal hernia, 139 Miners' Welfare Fund (parliamentary note), 333, Motir Car Parts and Technical Terms, Illus- -Appreciation of Stephen John Ross, 518 380, 727, 1142 trated Encyclopaedia of, rev., 1075 NASSAUE1R, Max. death of, 1142 Mines, coal, report on absenteeism in (H. M. Motor cars of doctors (parliamentary note), 430 National Physical Laboratory. See Laboratory Vernon, T. Bedford and C. G. Warner), 1026 Motor cars," Service Week" for, 734 Nature cure" practitioner and woman's death, MINNITT, R. J.: Anaesthesia in childbirth, 497- Motor drivers: Extreme deafness a disability for, 518 Inhalation anaesthesia, 627 478-Drunken, medical examination of, 760, Naturkultur," 1056 MINOT, G. R., awarded a prize for his work on 956, 1003 (see also Drunkenness)-Routes for, the liver treatment of pernicious anaemia, 780-" K.P. Plus "petrol, 780 NAVY, ROYAL: 431 Motor Electrical Mauiuat, rev., 902 Colour vision and. 566 Miscarriage of one twin, 479, 524. See also Twin Motor regulations, the new, 151 Health of, report for the year 1929, 368, 409 MISSIROLI, A.: The antimalarial campaign in Niotorists and alcohol (parliamentary note), 959 Invaliding ont of, 875 Italy,,73 Motorists. sigbt tests for, 1100-Autotiiobile Naval Medical Compassionate Fund, 244 MITCHELL,C. Ainsworth:-Rerent Advantces int Association to appeal against a recent decision Medical Director-General, the new, 728 Analytical Chemistry. Vol. i: Organic re, 1100 Medical officers, shortage of, 1052 Chemistry, rev., 757-Editor Allent's Com- Motorists: Routes for, 780-First-aid outfits for, Parliamentary notes on, 566, 875 mercial Organic Analysis, vol. viii, fifth 830-Parking places in London, 830 Royal Naval Volunteer Service, promotions, 71 edition, rev.. 940 MOULDEN, G. A.: Varicose ulceration, 124 Royal Navy Medical Club, 606 MITCHELL, William: Closed, drainage in the MOULLIN, C. W. Mansell: Appreciation of Venereal disease in, 566, 650 treatment of empyema, 516 Arthur Perigal, 563 MITCHINER, Philip H. (and W. H.C. ROMANIS): MOULONGUET, P. (and P. PAVIE): LesDiagnosties NEAL, James: Appreciation of Sir Herbert The Science and Practice of Surgery, third Anatomno-Ciniques de Paul LecOne, rev., 1073 Waterhouse), 1005 edition, rev., 20-The intravenous use rf Moustache brush, the common, 382 NEAL, P. A.: Goitre in Northern Irelana, 683 germicides, 267-(And W. H. C. ROMANIs): MOWBRAY, J.:Oedema and nephrosis, 586 NEALE, A. Victor: An unusual type of diph- Surgical Emergencies itn Practice, rev., 710 MUDIE, Elizabeth C.: Coal, smoke, and cancer. theria carrier, 351 Mitral disease in children, treatment of (Thomas 863 Neck, foreign body in [a feather] (A. J. P. F. Cotton), 481 (0) MUIR J. B. G.: Report of the Kailan Mininig Alexander), 96-(George Morgan), 158 Mitral stenosis with incompetence, and labour Company's Chinese Hospital, 192-(And S. C. Necrosis of liver. See Liver (Alec B. Walker and A. Cameron Ewing), 221. aA): Perforated typhoid ulcer, 976 (0) Needle holder, Mayo's, a modiflcation of, 902 See alsoRtenosis MUIR, John: Diverticulitis of the colon, 646 Needle, radium, for surface application, simple MOHR, Fritz: Psyehotherapie bei organischen MUIR, Professor: Appreciation of James Lorrain holder for, 145 Er7crankuagsten, rev..188 Smith. 775 Needl.le as "surgical aid" (Sir W. I. de Courcy Moint, J. L.: Prophylaxis in midwifery, 118 MUIR, Richard, obituary notice of, 331 Wheeler), 975 Mole, hydatidiform (Colonel Green-Armytage), MUIR, Robert, presentation to, 152, 197 Needles, radium: method of anchoring in the 222 MUIR, William, collection for the family of, 1088 pharynx (J. E. G. McGibbon), 843 (0) MOLLARET, P,: Etiology of disseminated MULDER, Denis: Het Kruis der Leprozen, rev., Needles and stopcock for artificial pnenmo- solert sis, 943 456 thorax, 188 Tx Bamsx 22 JAN.-JUNE, 1931] INDEX ZDICAL JOURNAL

Negligence, allegation of withdrawn (Moore and Notes, Letters, Answers, etc.: Notes, Letters, Answers, etc. (continued): wife v. Ligat), 956 Abscess, mammary, 480, 524 Oversea officer on leave, 124 NELIGAN, A. R.: European women and children Addison's disease, treatment of, 480 Partnership, first year of, 480 in the Tropics, 268-Physiological effects of Adenoids, removal of, 164 Payment of intereft on loan, 610 baths, 353 Alcoholism, 610, 652 Post-graduate course, 734 NELSON, H. P. (and George SIMON): The Analgesia in childbirth, 524 Professional account: balance sheet, 878 accessory lobe of the azygos vein, 9 (0) Annual Meeting, Eastbourne (1931): Patho- Professional residence: subletting, 779, 1008 Nembutal " 844," 359 logical museum, 164 Proportion of house expenses chargeable, 80, Neo-infundin, 40.6 Bad risk " operation cases, 431 1100 Neo-natal deaths and stillbirth in India, report Bill, disputing the, 164 Purchase of share of practice, 294 on (Christine J. Thomson), 1089 Blushing, 163 Remittances from abroad, 1146 Neoplasm following war service, 1008 lBoiler "' scale," prevention of, 381 Remuneration of daughter as locumtenent Neotropin: a new urinary antiseptic, 589 Bradshaw's Continiental Handbook, 294 829 " Nephritis, alkali treatment of (W. F. Croll), 223 Breast, artificial, 252 Rent of surgeries, charge for, 432 Nephrosis, lipoid, case of (Squadron Leader British Industries Fair, 336 Repairs to premises, 878 H A. Lumley), 494 (0) Bromide poisoning in a monkey, 124 ltequest for excessive payment, 294 Nephrosis and oedema (A. G. Thompson), 586 Cancer of bladder, treatment of, 524 Sale of property, 1145 Neron vitalux, 456 " Cancer," definition of, 1146 Sickness insurance premiums, 1008 NEBRURKHPE, J. S.: Malaria as a cause of infantile Cancer of pylorus, remission of symptoms in, Subscriptions, allowance of cost of, 962 mortality, 236 124 Temporary lectureship: expenses, 382 Nerve fibres, sensory, messages in (E. D. Cataract and medical practice, 877 Incontinence, nocturnal, in children, 42 Adrian), 979 Catarrh of upper respiratory tract, 1056 Index of proprietary drugs, 124 Nerves and cancer (R. J. Ludford), 68 Cave-dwellers of Derbyshire, 1100 Inorganic salts. See Salts Nerves and the public health (Major Greenwood), Certified patient's pension, 432 Insulin injections, prolonged, effect of on sub- 600 Chilblains, sea water for, 568 cutaneous tissue, 1115 Nervous and Delicate Children, Clinic for Study Children's Clinic for Treatment and Study of Insurance against inceLpaciLy, 124 and Treatment of: Annual report, 1014-Change Nervous and Delicate Children, new address Iridocyclitis after autinotherapy, 42 of address, 1146 of, 1146 Joan of Arc, memorial to. 780 Nervous diseases, organic, early symptoms of Chromium plating, 829, 1100 Laboratory, pronuiciation of, 480 common) (W. J. Adie), 403 Cigarettes, filter-tippel, 692 Labour, natural, after Caesareani section, 80, 2A4 Nervous disease, post-vaccinal, 64, 104, 109 Cocoa and chocolate centenary (Cadburys), Labour, natural, painless, 206, 294, 610 Nervous Disorders, Functional, Tavistock Clinic 1146 Left handedness in a child, 779, 877 for: A course in psychological medicine, 23- Cola, the common, 294 Leucoplakia, 1007 Annual luncheon, 855- Proposed change of (Colitis, uilcerative, 920 Link with the past (death of Mrs. Fred Wood), namne, 855 C rnu cutaneumn, 610, 734 652 Nervous exhaustion, treatment of (Sir E. Corrections, 432, 480, 524 839, 878, 1100 Linseed for constipation, 206 F&rquhar Buzzard), 753 Cough, poest-nfluenzal, 878 Lobule. See Ear Neuralgia, glossopharyngeal (J. P. MarLin), 533 (0) Dalrymple's sign, 163 Majorca, climate of, 335, 381. 43.2 Neuralgia: Introduction of fluid to the nerve Dax-les-Bains, 80 Malnutrition with ammoniacal uirine, 961 (Francis Rynd), 652 Dermatitis, exfoliative, 205 Mleasles : Amidopyrin in., 734-Incubation Neeuro-histology, review of book on, 187 Diabetes in coal miners, 42 pariod of, 734 Neurol9gy. review of book on, 19 Diabetic diet on holiday, 1100 Medical Congress at lBangkok, 206 Neurosis, obsessional (M. C. Luff), 936 Disclaimers, 1100 Medical golf. See Golf Neurosis, structuire of (AIfred Adler), 148 Disputing the bill, 164 Medicine bottles, wrapping for, 1056 NEVILLE. W. S. Thacker: Foreign ear, nose, and Diverticula of the duodenum, 521 Medicine and economy, 164 throat clinics, 877 Dyspnoea, case of, 431, 568 Mental abnormality. an unusual, 610 NEWMAN, Sir George:-Annual report aq chief Ear, nose. and throat clinics, foreign, 779, 877 Migration and health, 830 mne iicat officer of the Board of Education, 69, Ear, piercing the, 829. 877 Milk, sour, 779, 877 112-Health of the sch-ol child, 69, 11- Erythromelalgia, 961 Miscarriage of one twin, 479. 524 Appoint-d a Fellow of King's College, 253- Femoral thrombosis in pneumo'ia, 1146 Motor cars: "Service week" for, 734-Ro 'tes Halley Stewart Lectures, 1930: He ilth and First-aid outfit for motorists, 830 for motorists. 780-- B.P. Plus " petrol, 780- Sociul Evolutiow, rev., 930-Maternal mortality, Food combinations, 829 First-aid outfits for motoristX, 8o0-l'ark i ng a disclaimer, 1048 Forceps, axis-traction, 1008 places in London, 830 Sight tebts foe NEW5HOLME, Sir Arthur: International Studies Garden sanitation, 1008 mlotorists, 1100 on the Rtelation between Private and Official Gestation period in animals, 1007 Moustache brush, the common, 382 Practice of Medicine, with Special Referetnce Glycerin: As a surgical dressing, 206, 336-In Nail biting, 42, 79.164 to the Prevention of Disease, 854 midwifery, 294 " Naturkultur," 1056 NEWTON, A.: Appearance of the ovum during Golf, medical: Sheffi Ald Medical Golfing Neoplasm following war service, 1008 pregnancy,.451 Society's annual meeting, 164-Manchester Nitrous oxide mixtures. 962 New Year honours, 25, 70 and District Medical Golfers' Association Noise, simple method of measuring, 1146 New York:-Milk used by different families in, annual compatition, 878-West Suffolk Divi- Nord-Sud tours in Italy, 568 statistics of, 609 - Post-Graduate kfedical sion annual competition, 920-Treasuirer's Obesity, treatment of, 205, 252, 293, 524 School and Hospital: Note on, 363-Registra- Cup golf competition, 962-Medical Golfing Operation cases, " bad risk," 432 tion of blood donors, 550 Society's annual summer meeting, 1008 Quinine and malaria in England, 42 New Z saland: Earthquake in, 279, 509, 858, 912 - -Shropshire Medical Golf Association. Palestine, hospital vacancy in, 780 The emergency medical service, 853-Investiga- summer meeting of the, 1100-Sussex Medical Peking man, 652 tions and report on goitre in school children, (B.M.A.) Golfing Society's spring meeting. Petrol, ' B.P.Plus," 780 361 1100- Carnarvon and Anglesey Division's Pregnancy with intact hynmen, 780, 920 'NICHOLSON, Ruth: Double pyosalpinx in a girl, stummer meeting, 1146 t'regnancy records, 652, 830 16 years of age, 542 Gordon Memorial oollQge, Khartum, 432 Prtiritus with iaundice, 42 NIcHOLSON, W. A.: Bronchial carcinoma, 21 Graves's disease: intercurrent pyrexia, 480,568 Psoriasis, 779, 877 NICOLE, .. Ernest:-Psychopathology: A Ssurveu Hlaematocolpos in a woman 43 years of age, 734 Psychiatric out-patient clinic, 610 of Modern Approaches, rev., 1118 Hair, fixative for tbe, 293 Pyrexia after confinement, 10;9 NtESSL VON MAYENDORF. See Mayendorf Headache powder, 524 Rhinitis, chronic 610, 733 NIGHTINGALE, Florence, apniversary of the Heart after artificial respiration, 382 Rhinorrhoea, paroxysmal, 432, 524, 568 birthday of to be a general Red Cross Day, 651, Hemicrania, 692 Russia. visit of scientists to, 692 778 Herpes zosterand varicella, coincident, 610,692, Salts. inorganic, assimilation of. 382 Nightingale medal awarded, 1097 1056 Sciatica, treatment of, 293,336, 432 'lIToH, Cvril: The raliological renal outline. 183 Hyperthyroidism, treatment of, 382 Scientists' visit to Russia, 920 Nitrous oxide gas cylinders, adjustment valves Hypno3is, medical, 733 Scleroderma with pernicious anaemia, 1007, for, 712 Hypnosis with spinal anaesthesia, 962 1100, 1145 Nitrous oxide mixtures, 962 Hypodermic injection, procedure of, 336 Shantung School of Medicine, 878 N XON, J. A.: High carbohydrate diet in Hypodermic medication, 652 S3nake-bite in India, 252 diabetes, 309 Hystero-epilepsy ? 163, 252 Sodium nucleinate in pneumonia, 830 NOBECOURT, P.: - Clinique Ilfedicale des INCOME TAX: 42, 80, 124, 164. 206, 252, 294. 382, Sterilization of mental defectives. 432 Enfants: Affections de l1'ppareit Respiratoire, 432. 480, 568, 610,692, 733, 779, 829, 878, 920, 962, Sunshine, sensitiveness to, 523, 568, 610 second edition, rev., 711 1008, 1056, 1100, 1145 Surgery and diet, 1100 Noise, a simple method of measuring, 1146 Accident insurance benefit, 829 S!yphilis, treatment of, 123, 206. 336 NOLAN, M. J.: Mental disorders and pernicious Allowable expenses. 920 Teeth at birth, 336 anaemia, 980 Appointment: Travelling expenses, 734- Tendons, rupture of the, 1100 N )LAND, [loyd (and H. Earle CONWELL):-Acute Motor expenses, 878 - Qualification ex- Tetanus, treatment of, 382 Fractures of the Pelvis: Treatmentt and penses, 1056 Toerfnometers, clinical, 830, 920 Results of 125 Cases, 230 Assessment, alteration of previous year's, Tonsil. dislocation of, 780 NOLF. Professor: The deaths from fog in the 962 Towels, hand, a substitute for, 1146 Meuse Valley, 277 Assessment of Army officer's pay, etc., 42 Twin, miscarriage of one, 479 NONNE, Max: Seventieth birthday of, 381- Assessment on partnership, 252 Twin monster, 480 117th to 119th volumes of the Deutsche Zeit- Assessment of stipend from appointment, 206 Tuberculin clinic, 206 schrift filr Aervenheilkunde dedicated to, 381 Cash basis, 829,1008; change in proprietor- Tuberculosis in Labrador, 80 NoRBURY, Lionel E. C.: Chrdnic ulcerative ship, 779 Ulceration, varicose, 652, 962 colitis. 504-Injection treatment of piles, 898 Change in share of partnership profits, 692 Ulcers, duodenal, medical treatment of, 1145 Nordhoff-jung cancer prize. See Prize Changes in partnership: cash basis, 1056 Ulcers, natural healing of, 83 NORMAN, Alfred C., O.B.E. conferred on, 1004 Colonial appointment: Remittances, 480 Ulcers, varicose, treatment of, 124 NoaRis, Arthur H., C.B.E. conferred on, 1004 Commencement of partnership, 432 Umbilicus as a source of infection, 252 NoRPRIS, Joan H. (and Frank L. APPEERLY: The Co3t of arranging new partnership. 783 Unoficial aunts, 336 familial influence in gastric function, 255 (0) Cost of books and subscriptions, 610 Ureter, accidental compression of, 80 North Walsham. See Walsham Discount on prepayment of income tax. 734 Urticaria, 1099, 1145 Northcote [Cicely] Trust: Annual report, 115 F, irnings abroad during short period, 692 Uterus, puerperal inversion of the, 780 Norway: Report of Norwegian Red Cross Society First year of practice, 568 Vaccination scars, inflammation at site of on the welfare of merchant seamen, 66- Holidays: domestic expenses, 829 919, 1007 State Vitamin Rssearch Institute and the Interest paid to a bank, 80 Varicose ulceration. See Ulceration actions of cod-liver oils and irradiated ergos- Motor-car: Allowance, 382, 830-Expenses, Vasectomy, late effects of, 163 terol in rickets, 853 164-Expenses of assistant, 733-Obsolesp Vitamllin deficiency, 164 Nose diseases, reviewof book on, 456 cence; cash basis, 206-Private use of car, Wagstaff's forceps, 692, 733, 829 Nose and throat clinics, foreign, 779, 877 920-Replacement, 480-Transactions, 932, Warbles in man, 79 Nose. See also Ear and Throat 1143 Warnings, 1008. 1056 Nosokomeion (Quarterly Hospital Review), New partner; cash basis, 962 Water-taps and fittings, metal, 779, 878 No. 1X, rev., 630: No. 2, rev., 1121 New practice: basis of assessment, 1103 Woodhouse, Dr. Christopher, 779, 877 Nosological terminology, review of book on, 902 Obsolescence allowance, 779 Writing with left hand, 163 rTHC B JAN.-JUNE:, 193I] INDEX DXXDCAL JOVRNAZ)23IS23

NOVA ET VETERA: OLESEN, R.: Goitre in Northern Ireland, 683 Pain in inlaucy, interpretation of (Wilfridd Abernethy, John (1764-1831), 719 OLIVER, C. P., apoointed a deputy lieutenant Sheldon), 530 (0) Barber-surgeon's instrument case of the TudorI of the county of Kent, 919 PAINE, C. G. (and Robert PLATT): Pulmonary period (C. J. S. Thompson), 811 Oliver v. Snowden, 915 arterio-sclerosis, 698 (0) Doctors' bills (N. F. Ticehurst). 1085 O'MALLEY, C. Conor: Removal of adenoids, 164 Palate, cleft, traumatic:-Micrococcus catarrh- Eyesight of the Brontes (C. Mabel Edgerley), O'MALLEY, John F.:-Treatment of ethmoiditis, alis meningitis: recovery (W. R. Bett), 494 235 158-Fractured base of skull: effect on hear- Palestine, a hospital vacancy in, 780 Haygarth, John, of Chester (George H. ing, 450 Pancreas, rupture of the (James D. Gray and Weaver), 1086 O'MEARA, R. A. Q.: Oedema and nophrosis, 586 John C. Hodgson), 264 (0) Leonardo da Vinci as anatomist (J. PlayfairI OONVALA, Major Jehangir Hormusji, obituary PANNETT, C. A.: Surgical treatment of gastric McMurrich), 950 notice of, 728 ulcer, 848 Map of seventeenth-century England, 280 Operating theatre. See Theatre Paralysis, general, surface tension of serum in, Pasteur, a link with (A. L. S.), 763 Operation cases, " bad risk," 432 an aid to diagnosis (B. H. Shaw), 623 (0) Richardson, Sir John: surgeon, physician, Operative surgery, review of book on, 587. See Paralysis, general, treated by hyperpyrexia sailor, explorer, naturalist, scholar (D. A. also Surgery induced by hot baths (C. R. Gibgon and i. G. Stewart), 110 Ophthalmology in Egypt: Report of Giza Gordon), 1015 (0)-Correspondence on, 1093. Memorial Ophthalmic Laboratory, 1034 See also Taboparesis NUNNERLEY. Captain Phillip Jebb, obituary OPIB, E. L.: Diagnosis of latent tuberculosis, 64 Paralysis, ' ginger,' 322 notice of, 429 Opium consumption in India (parliamentary Paralysis, infantile, review of book on. i59 Nurseries. day, and child gardens in Scotland note), 1143 Paranasa -suppuration persisting after opera- (parliamentary note), 244 Opium, distribution of (parliamentary note), tion, treatment of (Perry G. Goldsmith), 484(0) Nurses Home, St. Patrick's, Dublin: Annual 650 -Correspondence on, 603, 685, 727, 820, 869 meeting, 512-Voluntary hospitals and the Opium exports in India (parliamentary note), Parathyroid gland extracts in the treatment of sick poor, 512 478 malignant growths, 819 Nurses, shortage of: Lancet commission, 410 Opium supplies from Russia (parliamentary Paratyphoid fever. See Fever Nursing conterence in Scotland, 765, 997-The note), 650 Paris: Institute of Physico-Chemical Biology future training and organization of nursing, Optic atrophy, review of book on, 1119 founded in. 523-SocitIt Mldico-psychologisue,. 997-The prevention of maternal mortality Opticians and Free State Health Commission, Soci6te (Qlinique de MWdecine Mentale, and and disability, 937-Modern methods of treat- 72. See also Insurance the SociWt6 de Psychiatrie merged into one. ment in mental disease, 997- Maternity Oral sepsis. See Sepsis with the Annales Midico-psychologique as the- services, 997 ORIEL, G. H.: Eczema of internal origin, 540 official organ, 523. See also France Nursing, District, Central Council for: Annual ORMEHOD, F. C.: Tuberculosis of the ear, 275 Parke, Davis and Co.: Pituitrin and obstetric meeting. 470-Annual report, 470 ORR. J. B.: Io linie Supply and the Incidence shock, 1003 Nursing, district, in London (leading article). 590 of Endemic Goitre. 460-The development of Parking places in London, 830. See also Motor Nursing, District, Sc ttish Council of the Queen's the science of ntitrition in relation to disease. Institute of: Annual report, 512 883 10)-(And J. L. GILfKs: RHeport on the Parliament, Medical Notes In: Nursing, future trainiDg and organization of Phusiqnie anid Health of Two African T1'ribes, Advertisements of medicated wine. 40 (J. Parlane Kin loch), 997 1130 Air Force, Royal: Cerebro-spinal mening- Nursing home, injury to patient in: Allegations Oau, bewis P.: The se'ection of lives, 189 itis, number of cases, 565-Invalidity rates, of negligence (Collins v. Froggatt), 203 ORRICO, Jtuan, death of, 688 291-N-umber of medical officers. 522, 608- Nursing Homne and London Clinic. See London Orthopaedic Association. See Association Number killed in aircraft accidents, 960,. Nursing homes, supervision of (parliamentary Orthopaedic surgery. the domain of (Sir Robert 1143 note), 1054 Jones). 295 (0)-Leading article on 319 Alcolhol and motorists, 959 Nursing Profession (fHours and Wages) Bill, 379, Orthopaedic surgery. See also Surgery All-India. See India 477, 959 Ortliopaedic and tuberculosis clinics, combined, Aniline workers and cancer, 566 Nursing schemes, Scottish, 512 243 Animal diseases, research on, 650 Nutrition: Advisory commnittee appbinted, 108, O'SnAUGnNEssY. Laurence (and F. E. MAYNE): Animal experiments, 822. 874, 916, 1143 334 Cutaneous horn on an amputation stump, 624- Animal pathology sesearch, 772 Nutrition: Annales Cliniques, Biologiques, Osler Club. See Club Anti-gas. Se'- Gas Thgrapeutiques, first issue of, 828 Osler's disease and eponyms, 365. See also Architects Reistration Bill, 959 Nutrition faulty, some surgical aspects of Telangiectasia Army and Air Force Annual Bill, 607 (Colonel Robert blcCarrison), 966 (0J. See also OSMAN, A. Arnold: Sugar in the diet of the Army. Biritish: R.A M.C. offi-ers. shortage of,. Diet and disease school child, 223-tcidosis and seborrhoea, 243,331, 9-0-Recruits, physical condition of. Nutrition in relation to disease (J. B. Orr), 883 914-'And Harold G. CLOSE): The diagnosis of 772-Rejection of recruits, 875 (0) uraemia, 1C64 (0) Asbestosis, 379 Nutrition, review of books on, 312, 455 Osteo-arthritis, review of book on, 588 Asylum officers' superannuation, 522, 875 Nutrition, a study in (leading article), 274 Osteochondromata, multiple, with obstructed Bacillus tialmette-Gu6rin : Ltibeck tragedy. NUTrALL, H. C. W.: Inhalation anaosthesia, 627 labour (E. J. Bla^kaby), 704 (0)-Corre- 334-Distribution of in this country, 522 Nystagmus, miners' (W. E. Cooke), 615 (0) spondence on, 766. See (l180 Exostoses Bethlem Royal Hospital, 650,1098 Osteopaths Registration Bill, 291, 333. 379, 548, Birth control literature, 650 916 Blind Persons Act, amendment of, re increase. Osteopathy at home and abroad, 1Q.00 of pensions, 960 Out-patient clinic, the Psychiatric (Ian Skot- Blind persons. registration of, 728 towe), 452-Correspondence on, 610. See also Bodies, unidentified, statistics, 1098 Psychiatric Budget, 771, 916, 1004, 1053-Petrol tax, 1053, 0. Out-patients (leading article), 503 Butter, sale of. 1054 Ovarian cyst. torsion of, with bradyeardia Camphor and the Budget, 875 Obesity, treatment of, 205, 252, 293, 524-In a (R. Francis Matters). 1022 (0). See ai8o Cyst Cancer and aniline workers, 566 multipara, 524 Ovarian hormone, 940 Canieer deaths from, 916 O'BRIEN, R. A.: Treatment of pneumtionia, 448. Ovarian pregnancy (T. MacCarthy), 1070 Cancer research, funds for. 874 557-3pecific serum treatment of lobar pneu- Ovarian transplantation (J( hn H. Hannan), (Cancer statistics, 522, 910 moaia in adults, 557-State control of thera- 137 (0) Capital punishment: Report of Select Com- peutic substances, 1072 Ovary, keloid (T. C. Clare), 527 (0)-Corre- mittee, 244. See also ,entence of death Onsessional neurosis. See Neurosis spondence on. 645 Cattle and tuberculosis. See Tuberculosis Obstetric shock. See Shock Ovum during pregnancy, appearance of Census Order, 39 Obstetrical education of the undergraduate, 32, (R. Newton), 451 Cerebro-spinal fever, 379, 429, 566, 727-And. 117,326, 423 OWENS, J. S.: Report on atmospheric pollution, vaccination, 566 Obstet -ical and Gynaveological Monographs, 419 Change of doctor. See Insurance second edition, rev., 711 OWENS. Lieut.-Col. T. F.: Report on Burmese Oleansing, public, in London, 204. See also Obstetrics and gynaecology, education in (Dame medical institutions, 865 Refuse Louise Mcllroy), 679 OWEN-JONES, R.: Mycosis fungoides following Coal miners. See Miners Obstetrics, progress of (Maurice Brouha), 556 laparotomy, 537 (0) Confinement, solitary, 1098 Obstetrics, a retrospect of (Archibald Donald), OXFORD, Arnold Whitaker The History of the Consclidated Fund Bill, 565 354 Samaritan Free Hospital, rev., 630-A Concise Consumers' Council Bill, 607 Obstetrics, review of book on, 711 Anatomy of the Foot, rev., 984 Contraceptive literature, 650 Obstetrics. See also Gynaec-logy Oxford Clinical Club. See Club Darwin's house, 772 Obstruction, acute intestinal (J. B. H. Turton), OXLEY, Dr.: Alkalis in renal complications of Disputes, International, pacific settlement of, 708 preguancy. 540 477 Obstruction, acute intestinal, caused-by Meekel's OXLEY, W H. F.: The role of the general practi- Doctors' cars. See Motor diverticulum (W. D. Jenkins), 795 tioner in ante-natal work. 5 (0). 159-The Dogs, experiments on, 477 Obstruction, intestinal, advanced cases of, treat- obstetrical problem of the contracted pelvis, Dogs' Protection Bill, 477 ment of (D. C. Corry), 219 tO) 897 Drugs.prices of, 649 Obstruction, intestinal, x-ray investigation of Oxygen, the discovery of (A. N. Meldrum), 462 Education (School Attendance) Bill, 333 (E. '1'. C. Milligan and George Simon), 1114 (0) Encephalitis lethargica, 39 Obstruction, intestinal. See also Intestinal Encephalitis, post-vaccinal, 566,1098 Obstruction of large intestine, prolonged (0. Col- Epileptics, schools for, 960 ville), 707 Estimates: Supplementary, 333, 379-Army, Obstruction, pyloric, treatment of, 515 477. 521-Navy, 477. 519-Air, 519-Scottish, OC(3ARBOLL, T.: Treatment of tetanus, 74 1004, 1142 Occupational diseases in coal miners (E. L. P. Expectant mothers. See Sentence of death Collise, 953 Factories Bill, 959 ODDIE, 8. Ingleby: Appreciation of Henry Pack left in abdomen after operation (James v. Factory Acts, 203 - Medical service, 772 - Bright Weir, 871 Dunlop), 730 Inspectorate, 1098 O'DO-4OVAN, W. J.: Transmission of scabies and PACK, George T. (and A. Hobson DAVIS):-Burns: Fat from sewage, 875 ringworm, 352 Types, Pathology, and Management, rev.. 628 Finance Act, 771, 916, 1004, 1053, 1098, 1142 Oadema and nephrosis (A. G. Thompson), 586 PACKARD, Francis H (editor): Annals of Medical Flour, purity of, 875 Oestrin and pituitrin (J. Heller and P. Holtz), History, new series. vol. ii, No. 6. rev., 102; Food preservatives, 522 1024 vol. iii, No. 1, rev., 501; vol. iii, No. 2, rev. 672; Food standardization, 728, 1054-Committee OGLE, Cyril: Death of, 365-Obituary notice of, vol. iii, No. 3, rev., 1121 on, 1054 426 Pads for suprapubic box. 227 Foot-and-mouth disease, 204, 478,14142 O'l-UGGINS, T. F.: Report on public health in Paediatrics, review of book on. 454, 587 Gas, poison, experiments, 39 County Meath. 954 PAGIE. J. D.: Medical examination of immigrants Gas Protocol, Geneva, 380. 608 - Anti-gas Oil. camphorated, poisoning by (J. Cottrell), 96 to Canada, 1040 establishments, 608 Oils, cod-liver, and irradiated preparations Paget Lecture. See Lecture Gland grafting in veterinary practice, 960 'leading article), 853 Pain in the lower abdomen (W. Fletcher Shaw), Gold Coast, medical officers on the, 477 Old age pension. See Pension 269 Health, Ministry of: Vote for expenses, 690, 727 Oleothorax and gelatinothorax in treatment of Pain, anginal, caused by ischaemia of muscle -Reports of regional planning committees empyema thoracis, 683 (Sir Thomas Lewis). 941-Note on, 1035 875 L THU Bumsu 24 JAN.-JUNE, 193I] INDEX MuDICAiL JOURNAL

Parliament, Medical Notes in (contd.): Parliament, Medical Notes in (contd.): PARRY, T. Wilson: Members of the Royal Health and nutrition advisory committee Patients in military hospitals, regulations College of Surgeons, 201 appointed, 334 for. 1098 PARSONS, A. R.: Oedema and nephrosis, 586 Health services, local, 291 Pensioners, tuberculous, mortality of, 875 PARSONS, C. Thackray: Appreciation of John 1long-Kong streets, dead infants in, 772 Pensions: Applications under the over seven- Jenkins, 119 Hospitals (Belief from Rating) Bill. 291,379,477 years' limit arrangement. 1098-Assessment PARSONs, F. B.: Action of avertin on the liver, Hospitals, voluntary, and approved societies, of, 39-Commnutation of, 728, 963-RIospitals, 1023 771 822-In miental institutions, numbers, 39- PARSONS, Sir John H.: Industrial lighting, 709 Hours of Industrial Employment Bill, 203 Neurasthenia, numbers, 39--Treatment, 244 PARSONS, T. R.: Ti.e HLaterials of Life, rev., 630 House of Commons, atiosphere of, 650 -Widows', Orphans, and Old Age Contri- PARTNEiR, F. (and S. A. MANN): Th6 Wassermann Housing, 204, 244, 380. 477, 727, 728, 959-In butory Pensions l3ill, 727,1053 Reaction in Mental Hospital Practice, 1124 Scotland, 960-Rural Workers (Amendment) Pharmacy and Poisons Bill, 203, 379, 477, 519, PARTR[DGE, William: Aids to Bacteriology, Bill, 727, 959, 1053 565, 607, 727, 771, 772, 821. 916, 1098-Debate in fifth edition, rev., 102 Income tax, 874 the Lords, 519-Provisions of the Bill, 519- Parturition. See Labour India: All-India MIedical Council, 380-Medical Comiittee stage in the Lords, 607-Report Pasteur Institute, Shillong: Annual report, 420 research in, 430-Labour in, report of Royal stage in the Lords, 772 -The use of bir l)avid Semt)le's antirabic Commission on, 960-Infant mortality in, Poison gas. See Gas serum, 420 1104-fIospitals and dispensa.ries, 1054 Pregnant women in prison, 204 Pasteur Institute of Southern India at Coonoor: Indian Medical Department, 565 Probation of Offenders (Scotland) Bill, 429,1004 The use of Sir David Semple's antirabic Indian Medical Service, 380, 430 Prohibition. See Liquor serum, 420 Indian Round Table Conference, 203 Proprietary Medicitnes Bill, 243, 477, 565, 771, Pasteur, a link with (A. L. B.), 763 Infantile mortality numbers, 566, 916-In 873, 916, 1098, 1142-Text of, 916 Patent medicines (parliamentary notes), 650, 916. Scotland, 650, 960-In India, 1004 Psittacosis, 1143 See also Proprietary medicines Influenza, 430 Radium supply, 522. 772 Patents and designs: Report of Departmental Insane persons, numbers of, 960 Recruits. See Army Committee, 641 Insurance National Health: Administration Refuse, London, disposal of, 204, 291, 566, 650 PATERSON, Donald G. (A. J. HARRIS, C. N. accounts of approved societies, deficiencies Regional planning committees, interim report, JACKSON, and R. E. SCAMMON): The Measure- in, 960-All-in scheme, 1098 - Appeals by 875 ment of llan, rev., 102 insured persons, 822-Arrears in contribu- Representation of the People Bill, 39, 243, 429, PATERSON, William Dallas, obituary notice of, tions, distribution to approved societies, 960 519, 727, 873. 916, 959. 100), 1098 959 -Benefits, 1142-Change of doctor, 430, 728, Rheuimatisms Advisory Committee, 772 PATEY, D. H.: Indolent ulcers of the leg, 399 822-Co-operative dividendls and chemists, Rheuihatism Clinic, Red Cross. 291 Pathological museum. See Association, British 291-Dental benefit, 772, 1098-Dental benefit Rivers pollution prevention, 477-Report of Medical, Annual Meeting schemes for women, 1098-Finance of, 380- Scottish Advisory Committee, 380 Pathological services, 760. See also Insurance Funds, 477,772-Funds of approved societies, Royal Army Medical Corps. See Army, British Pathologists Association. See Association 822, 1142-Hospitals and supply of drugs Royal Commissions and health, 822 Pathology, review of books on, 672. 800, 1027 and appliances, 291 - Insurance extended School childi en: Medical examination of, 566 Patient, certifie(d old age pension of. See Pension (numbers benefiting), 430-Medical Benefit -Medical inspection of, 608 Patients in lmlilitary hospitals, regulations for Regulations, changes in to prevent abuse, Seamen, sickness rat6s among, 3), 291, 608 (parliamentary note), 1098. See also Hospitals, 522 - Ophthalmic benefit. 291, 875, 1098 - Sentence of Death (Expectant Mothers) Bill, military Optical appliances for insured persons, 291, 916. See also Capital punishment PATur, Shivram Wainianji, M.B.E. conferred on, 728-Pharmacists, insurance, 822, 1038- Shipboard, health on, 638 1004 Practitioners, numbers of, 566-Prolonga- Silicosis. 379, 874-Claims made in Scotland, PATRICK, Dr.: Report on County Down Mental, tion of Insurance Act (1930), 430- Sick- 874-International classification of the stages Hospital, 373 ness benefit claims, 380-Sickness and dis- of, 874 PATTON. Alex.: Scleroderma with pernicious ablement benefit, 40- Sickness anq dis- Silicosis and Asbestosis (Medical Fees) anaemia, 1007, 1145 ablement claims, su1pervision of, 522- Regulations, 959 PAUL, klilroy: Syringe case, 456 Transfer of patients, 522-Unemployment In- Blum clearance schemes, 960 PAVIE, P. (an(d P. M1OCLO\GUET): Les Diag- surance Bill, 379, 1142-Women contribtutors, Small-pox: In London, 40. 244-Number of niostics Anatomo-Cliniques de Paul Lec0,ne. statistics, 875-Unemployment Insurance dleaths from in England and Wales, 291, 477, rev., 1073 Fund, 333 -Voluntiry hospitals and approved 874.1054-Deaths of seven children from, 334- Paying patients in hospitals, 724. See also societies, 771 And vaccination, 477-Charge for lymph, 477- Hospitals International conventions, 430 Certificate of successful primiary vaccination, PAYNE, W.: Protein content of the plasma, 400 Kirkcudbright County Council's housing pro- 822-In Northern Rhodesia, 822 PEARCE, Alexander H. B., nominated member gramme, 608 Smoke abatement, 821 of the Legislative Council of the Colony of Labour in India. See India Social services, 204 Fiji, 961 Liquor Traffic Prohibition Bill, 334 Solitary confinement, 1098 PEARL, Raymond: littroduction to Medical Local Authorities (Publicity) Bill. 821 Spablinger treatment of tuberculosis, 203 Biometry and Statistics, second edition. rev., London Passenger Transport Bill. 565 Spiritualism and Psychical Research (Exemp- 544 London, public cleansing in, 204. See al8o tion) Bill, 204 PE3ARsE, Innes H. (and G. Scott WILLIAMSON): Refuse State scholarships. 822 Thle Case for Action, rev., 357 London Squares Preservation Bill, 916 Sterilization of mental defectives, 40 ' PEARSON, Hesketh: Doctor Darwint, rev., 500 Lotteries. See Sweepstakes Strait-jacket, dangers of the, 875 PEARsoN, Karl:-The Life, Letters, and Labours Ltubeck tragedy: B.C.lG., 334 Sunday Performances (Regulation) Bill, 727 of Franlcis Galton, vols. iii (a) and iii(b', rev., Marriage (Prohibited Degrees of Relationship), Sweepstakes for hospitals, 650, 727, 916 225-(Editor), Thte Tre(asutry of Human In4heri- Bill, 821 Teleplhone charges, 291 tanxce: Vol. ii, An,, malies antd Diseases of the Maternal mnortality. 429, 522, 608-In India, 608 Thyroid extract, 39 Eye [Nettleship Memorial volume]; Part IV, Maternity and child welfare, 204-In Africa, Tin poisoning from cheese wrappers, 39 Hereditary Optic Atrophy (Julia Bell), rev., 1143 Town and Country Planning Bill, 649 1119 Maternity and Child Welfare Bill, 203 Trade Disputes and Trade Unions (Amend- PEARSON, Vere: Management of pregnancy in Maternity service, niational, 39 mpnt) Bill, 39, 203, 429 tuberculonis women, 141 Meat, imported, 1098 Traffic privileges for doctors, 874 PEARSON, W.: Spinocain anaesthesia, 541 Meat inspection, '04. 244 Tuberculin, 727 Peking man (G. Blliot Smrnith), 151, 282, 551, 652 Medical referees: Workmen's Compensation Tuberculosis, bovine, serum treatment of, 566 Pellagra in the United States, 961 Act, 1098 -And milk, 916 Pelvis, contracted, the obstetrical problem of Mental defectives, juvenile, in Scotland. 1098 Tuberculosis, cattle immunization against, the (it. Alan Brews), 895-Discussion, 895 Mental defectives, sterilization of, 40. See 477 PENDRED, Vaughan: Diet andl disease, 1138 also sterilization Tuberculosis in H.M.S. Warspite, 1054 PENFIEBLD, Wilder: Classification of brain Mental deficiency statistics, 875, 960 Tuberculosis, human and bovine, 291 tumours and its practical application, 337 (0) Mental disease, research in, 244 Tuberculosis, institutional provision for, 728 Pensioners, tuberecilous, mortality of (parlia- Mental hos pital laboratories. 380 Tuberculosis, Spahlinger treatment of, 203 mentary note), 875 Mental patients, rate-aided, 477 Tuberculosis, statistics 203 Pensions: Applications made under the over- Mental Treatment Act, 519, 565-Rules under, Tuberculous pensioners. See Pensioners seven-years' limuit arrangement, 1098-Assess- 565 Unemployment insurance. See Insurance ment of, 39 - Commutation of, 728, 960 Merchant seamen. See Seamen University constituencies, abolition of, 519 Hospitals, 122-In mental institutions, 39 - Merchant Shipping (Safety and Load Line) Vaccination, 343, 430. 477, 565, 566, 650, 728, 772, Neurasthenic, 39 - Old age. the certified Bill, 1053 822,874, 1054-Office of public vaccinators and patient's. 325, 432-Parliamentary notes, 39, Milk, dried and condensed. imported, 916 vaccination, 43'-Charge for lymph, 477- 244, 728. 822, '60, 1098-Treatment, 244 Milk, free, for children, 822, 874 Compulsory, bill to repeal the lqw relating Pensions, Widows', Orphans', and Old Age Milk produicts, bacterial standard for, 244 to, 555. 650-And cerebro-spinal fever, 566- Contributory Bill, 727, 1053-Review of book on, Milk purification, 430 Death of two children at South Wigston, 902 Milk, sale of, 772, 916 1054-Rolleston Report, recommendations, Pentapharmacum or pentapermatum? 562 Milk for schools, 874 728-Sight of eye lost, 1054-Statistics, 772, PENTON, C. F.. appointed a commissioner of the Milk, skimmed and condensed, imported. 960, 875 Board of Control, 282 1143 Venereal diseases, 244-In the Navy, 566, 650 People's League of Health: Announcement re Milk supply. 333, 522 Ventilation of the House of Commons, 1053 the Sims Woodhead health lectures, 335 Milk and tuberculosis, bovine, 916 Veterinary College, Royal, 380, 430, 822 Pepsin, glycerin of, in pernicious anaemia Millman Street Hospital. Chelsea- 1143 Veterinary medical researeh, 1054 Lieut.-Col. H. C. Keates', 894. See also Miners' Welfare Fund Bill, 333, 380, 727,1142 Voluntary hospitals. See Hospitals Anaemia 2 Motor cars of doctors, 430 Widows'. Orphans, and Old Age Contributory Peptalac, 2-7 Motorists and alcohol, 959 Pensions Bill. 727 PERCIVAL, G. H.: Thallium and its risks, 373- Nairobi Hospital and gaol, conditions in, 1143 Wine, medicated, advertisements of, 40 Thallium acetate in the treatment of ring- Navy, Royal: Venereal disease in, 566, 650 - Workmen's compensation: complaints from worm of the scalp, 575 (0) Colour vision and, 566-Invaliding out of tbe, Lanarkshire, 650 PERI. Alessandro: MS (icina del Lavoro-Dis- 875 Workmen's Compensation Act and nurses and ciplina Italica, rev,, 188 Nurseries and child gardens in Scotland, 244 other persons employed at isolation hospitals, PERIGAL, Arthur, obituary notice of, 563 Nursing homes, supervision of, 1054 566-Medical referees, 1098 Perimetry, review of book on, 499 Nnrsine Profession (Hours and Wages) Bill, Workmen's Compensation Bill, 771, 822, 916 Peritonitis due to perforation of bowel by 379, 477, 959 Yarmouth Naval Hospital Bill, 477,565,649,727, foreign bodies (Arthur Hawkyard and George Nutrition and health. See Health 822 A Armitaee), 517 (0) Opium: Production and distribution of. 650- Peritonitis, tuberculous. simulating coelia Supplies from Russia, 650-Consumption of Parliament, university representatives in disease (E. C. Warner), 977 (0) in India, 1143 (leading article), 318. See al8o University antd Pernicious anaemia. See Anaemia Opium exports, India, 478 Electoral Reform Bill PERRIN. W. S.: Injection treatment of piles, 897 Osteopaths Registration Bill, 291, 333, 379. 916 PARRY, Leonard A.: Appreciation of Maurice PERRY, Lieut.-Col. MAiddleton: Radiological Paratyphoid fever, 430, 477-In Essex, 477 Fitzmaurice-Kelly, 120-The New Zealand problems in veterinary medicine, 15 Patent medicines, 650, 916. See also Pro- earthquake, 912-Trial of Dr. Smethurst, rev., Pertussis. See Wh oping-cough prietary medicines 1119 PEsCAImo, Bellom, death of, 202 Tas BRITisH JAN.-jUNE, 193I] INDEX L MEDICAL JOURNAL 25

PETERS, 13. A.: Prevention of renal complica- PLATT, Robert (and C. G. PAINE): Pulmonary Pregnancy, renal complications of, alkalis in tions in scarlet fever, 1094 arterio-Bclerosis, 698 (0) (Rarold G. Close), 533 PETERS., E. A.: Safe m-lethod of dealing with Pleural effusion (L. S. T. Burrell), 619 (0) Pregnancv, tropical diseases associated with ethimoiditis, 56, 0), 286 Plotz, Ella Sachs, Foundation: Report, 293 (Annie Sydenham), 640 PETERS, 11. A.: Recent advances in chemistry " Pneumatic rooms," 947 Pregnancy. See also Gestation of vitamins,1117 Preumococcal " type," swift and simple method Pregnant women in prison (parliamentary note), PETRIE, G. F.: Specific serum treatment of for deciding (Richard R. Armstrong), 214 (0) 204 lobar pneumonia in adults, 557 Pnenmococci, types of, in relation to di6ease PRENTICE, David: The Meinicke clarification Petrol,"B.P. Plus," 780 (J. T. Smeall), 661 (0) reaction, 136 (0) Petrol tax (parliamentary note), 1053 Pneumonia, femoral thrombosis in, 1146 PETTINGER, C. Firth: Natural labour after Pneumonia, lobar- Specific serum treatment of, PREPARATIONS AND APPLIANCES: Caesarean section, 294 557 -Concentrated antipneumococcal serum R. Armstrong and Abrodil for intravenous pyelography, 20 Pharmacists, insurance (parliamentary note), in the treatment of (R. equipment for, 103 822. See also Insurance R. S. .lohnson), 701 (0),931 (0)-Correspondence Actinotherapy, Pharmacological laboratories. See Laboratories on, 817 Atnatol, 757 Pharmacolo4y, review of books on, 984, 1075 Pneumonia, mortality from in American cities, Antipneumococcic serum (Felton), 985 Pharmacopoeia, British, revision of (David 279 Artificial sunlight generator (Neron vitalux), Harley), 196-Discussion, 196-Reports on, Pneumonia, sodium nucleinate in, 839 453 1033 Pneuumonia, treatment of (Lord Dawson of Penn), Bacteriophages, therapeutic, 545 Pharmacopoeia commission, reports of, 1033 446-Discussion, 447-Correspondence on, 557, Barolac": barium sulphate in suspension, Pharmacopoeia of St. Thomas's Hospital, rev., 830 940 902 Pneumothorax, artificial (T. C. Hunter and Diphtheria prophylactic, " Wellcome," 757 Pharmacy and Poisons Bill, 203. 280, 373, 477, 519, W. H. Dickinson), 270 " Dispert " products, 406 565, 637, 727, 771, 772, 821, 916, 1098-Attitude of Pnetemothorax, artificial, stopcock and needles Ear syringe. 61 the Pharmaceutical Society, 280-Debate in for, 188 Electrode, flushing, for treatment of ulcera- the House of Lords, 519-Provisions of ths Bill, Poison gas. See Gas tive colitis, 406 519-Committee stage in the Lords, 607 - Poisoning. Alcoholic, acute, due to the applica- Ergodex, 501 Report stage in the Lords, 772 tion of surgical spirit to the legs (Vincent C. Forceps, comb dissecting, 61 Pharmacists and Naiional Insurance. See James), 539 Forceps, common duct, 902 Insurance Poisoning, arsenic, acute, 34 Forceps, Lowenberg, modified, 852 Pharynx, method of anchoring radium needles Poisoning, bromide, in a monkey, 124 Forceps, phrenic evuilsion, 940 in the (J. E. G. McGibbon), 843 (0) Poisoning by carbolic acid: Treatment of (0. S. Forceps, tonsil artery. 314 PHELPS, Murray N.: The pragress of cremation, Gibbs), 581 (0)-Correspondence on, 686, 770 Gag, self-retaining, 273 636 Primary treatment of, 686 Gas and oxygen apparatus, a simple, 673 Phenyl-cinchoninic acid, fatal case of poisoning Poisoning aseEs and the general practitioner, 35 Glue, surgical, 630 by (Warren Morris), 221 Poisoning by camphorated oil (J. Cottrell), 96 Hexyl-resorcinol solution, 501 PHILIP, Sir Robert:-Malcolm Morris Memorial Poisoning from cheese wrappers (parliamentary Hog's stomach, extract of (Byno eugastrol) Lecture on the outlook on tuberculosis- note), 39 589 changing orientation. 43 (0), 238-Appreciation Poisoning by phenyl-cinchoninic acid, fatal Iroti, colloidal (Idozan), 501 of James Lorrain Smith, 774 case of (Warren Morris), 221 Lactogen, 757 PHILLIPS, E. W. M. Hubert (Donald ISAAc aud P-oisoning, thallium, case of (John Lansbury), Lithotomy support, 673 James MAcDONALD):-Four biliary anomalies: 120. See also Thallium Mask, face, for midwifery work, a simple, 359 a plea for cholecyst-gastrostomy, 665 0O), 869 Poisons Bill. See Pharmacy and Poisons Bill Needle holder, Mayo's, modification of, 902 PHItLIPS, John: Blood transfusion and damaged Polionmyelitis, acute, epidemiology of (Pierre Nembutal " 844." 359 kidneys, 1046 56e), 634 Neo-infundin, 406 PHILLIPS, James: Thirty years of stomach POLLOCK, W. B. Inglis: Cataract operation in Neotropin, 589 surgery, 489 (0)-Operation for hallux valgus, extreme old age, 241 Nitrous oxide gas cylinders, adjustment 560 Popliteal aneurysm. See Aneurysmn valves for, 712 PHILLIP3, Miles H.: Obstetrical education of the POPPER, 0.:-Removal of adenoids: a simplified Ovarian hormone, 940 undergraduate, 423-Perforating adenoma of technique, 92 (0)-A correction, 164 Peptalac, 227 the cervix, 541-Obstetric shock, 833 (0) PO'RITT, Arthur E. (and 0. F. Guthrie SMITH): Pneumothorax, artificial, stopcock and needles PHILLIPs, Norman R.: Mental disorder and Method of exciting incipient nmovement in for, 188 pernicious anaemia, 980 weakened and paralysed muscles, 54 (0) Quinine milk powder. 589 PHILLIPS, Rees: Examination of motori,ts Portraits of surgeons. See Surgeons Radium container, Mount Vernon Hospital charged with drunkenness, 1003 Post-encephalitis and its problemns (leading butterfly, 145 Phrenic evulsion forceps, 940 article), 714-Correspondence on, 768. See also Radium needle for surface application, simple Phthisis. See Tuberculosis lEncephalitis holder for, 145 Physically defective children, schools for, 555 Post-Graduate Assembly, Inter-State, of North Radon seed introducer, 273 Physics, review of book on, 1075 America: Visit to London, 876 Radon seed pistol, 985 Physiological chemistry. See Chemistry Post Graduate College, West London: Opening Rectal speculum and lamp, 103 Physiological progress, an index to, 363 of session, 721. See also College Sigmoidoscope, a, 545 Physiology and pathology, industrial: work in Post-eraduate courses: In Aberdeen, 523-In Sodium morrhuate, * hypoloid," for injection Belgium, 556 Berlin, 251-In Birmingham, 728 -'n Bordeaux, of varicose veins. 1029 Physiology, review of books on, 59, 358, 940, 1028, 733-In Duiblin, 910-In Durham, 162-In Stomach, desiccated: Gaster siccata (B.D.H.), 1075 Edinburgh, 643-In Glasgow, 953-In Hamburg, 359 Physiotherapy, review of book on, 60 828-In Hampstead, 154-At Leyden, 733-In "Sunshine" lamps, 1029 PICKETT, Mrs. P. G., death of whilst under the Liverpool, 691-In London, 78, 79, 123.154, 251, Suprapubic box, pads for, 227 care of a * nature cure " practitioner, 518 292, 335, 380, 431. 479, 523, 567. 609, 651, 691, 732, Syringe case, 456 Pickett-Thomson Research Laboratory, Annals 778, 828, 876, 919, 1037, 1055, 1099, 1144-In Man- Thermo-saline apparatus, a simple, 20 of the, vol. vi. The Pathogenic Streptococci: chester, 335-In Paris, 335, 609, 651, 828, 1007- Tongue depressor. 188 the Role of the Streptococci in Scarlet Fever, In Sheffield, 335-For ship surgeons, 675-In Tongue tractor, 273 938 tuberculosis, 907-In Vienna, 609. 778-In Tonsil exploring hook, 188 Piersol's Human Anatomy, ninth edition, rev., Wales, 1144 Tonsils, instruments for examining and 1073 Post-vaccinal septicaemia. See Septicaemia treating the, 188 PIETRZIKOWSKI, Eduard, death of. 331 POULsSON, Professor: The relative actions of Viodar, a new preparation of iodine, 589 PILCHER, R. S.: Radium treatment at Univer- cod-liver oil and irradiated ergosterol in Vitamin A " Avoleum," 757, 852 sity College Hospital, 814 rickets, 853 Piles. See Haemorrhoids POULTON, E. P.: High carbohydrate diet in Prescriber's Iist, third edition, 124 PILLAI, M. K.: Extrauterine pregnancy of diabetes, 309-Case of dyspnoea, 568 Prescription of literature. See Literature fourteen months' duration, 97 POUSSINEAU, F4lix, death of, 648 Pre-entations, 115, 150, 152, 194, 197, 471, 609. 959, PILLEtRS, A. W. Noel: Transmission of scabies POWELL. Colonel Edgar Elkins, obituary notice 1052. 1055, 1134 and ringworm, 351 of, 122 PRESTON, P. G.: Glycerin in midwifery, 294 PILOT, Roger, M.B.E. conferred on, 1004 POWER, Sir D'Arcy: Presentation to, 150, 194- PRETTY, Harold C.:-Dissecting aneurysm of PINCHIN, A. J. Scott (and H. V. AlORLOOr) * Acute Ceremony at St. Bartholomew's I[ospital. 194 coronary artery in a woman aged 42: rupture, massive collapse of lung following lipiodol -Selected Writings, 1877-1930, 195-John 667 injection, 930 (0) Abernethy, 1764-1831, 719-A barber-surgeon's PRICE, I. N. Orpwood: Gonococcal rhinitis, 375, PINES, N.: Cancer and race, 914 instrument case, 914 647-The gonococcal complement-fixation test, PINEY. A.: Recetnt Advances in Haematology, POYNTON, Frederic John (and Bernard SCHLEs- 578 (0)-Gonococcal infection, 1140 third edition, rev., 20 INGER): Recent Advances in& the Study of PRICE, Parry: The choice of an anaesthetic, PINSON, K. B.: Adjustment valves for N20 Rheumatism, rev., 186 266 cylinders, 712 PRAIN, Sir David: Alexander Pedler Lecture PRICE, Lieut -Col. Raymond Herbert, obituary PIRES, T.: Amidopyrin in measles, 734 on science discipline, published in pamphlet notice of, 122 PIRQUET, Clemens, bronze bust of unveiled, fornm, 79 PRICE, Thomas Slater, appointed to the chair 1055 PRATT, Thomas A. (and W. H. 0. FREW): of chemistry at Edinburgh, 863 PIRRIE, A. L.: Treatment of syphilis, 123 Chylous ascites complicating abdominal PRIDIE, Eric Denholm, O.B.E. conferred on, Pisa, National Opotherapeutic Institute of, lymphadenoma, 622 (0) 1004 founds a prize in honour of Achille Sclavo, Pregnancy Diagnosis Station: Report on the PRIEST, Major Robert: Septicaemia and en- 251 second year's working, 860 cephalitis in relation to vaccination, 349 (0) PISsAVY, Alexis, death of. 688 Pregnancy, early diagnosis of (M. Datnow), 353 Priestly: The discovery of oxygen, 462 Pithead baths. See Baths Pregnancy, ectopic, twelve-year-old (W. Ward PRIESTMAN, Austin: (,abriel. rev., 20 PITrs, A. T.: Sugar in the diet of the school D&rley), 582 PRINGLE, Harold: Treatnment of psycho- child, 223 Pregnancy and epilepsy (J. A. Struthers), 218 (0) neuroses, 17 Pituitary. See also Neo-infundin Pregnancy, extrauterine, of fourteen months' PRINGLE, Seton: Popliteal aneurysm, 708- Pituitary body, surgery of the (Geoffrey Jeffer- duration (M. K. Pillai), 97 Spontaneous rupture of spleen, 708 son), 668 Pregnancy and heart disease (A. Rae Gilchrist), PRINS, Lorens Arthur, Imperial Service Order Pituitary disorders, treatment of (Florence 1026 conferred on, 1004 _ Edmonds), 498 Pregnancy with hymen intact, 780, 920 Prisoners of war, new International Conven- Pituitary gland, the (Sir Percy Sargent), 551 Pregnaney following irradiation, 286 tion on the treatment of, 597 Pituitary tumour. See Tumour Pregnancy, ovarian (T. MacCarthy). 1070 PRITCHARD, Eric: The post-influenzal cough, Pituitrin and obstetric shock, 955,1003 Pregnancy, appearance of the ovum during 725 Pituitrin and oestrin (J. Heller and P. Holtz), (R. Newton). 451 PRITCHARD, Harold: Treatment of glandular 1024 Pregnancy, parturition, and the puerperium in deficiency, 401 Plague in Ecuador, 916 tuberculous women, management of (Geoffrey Prize, Bathgate, 918 Plasma, protein content of the (I. Snapper), Marchallj, 140-Correspondence on. 2:0 Prize, Cartwright, 689 393 Pregnancy. ' pernicious anaemia " of, treatment Prize, Edmonds (Gifford), 380 Plastic surgery. See Surgery of (Lucy Wills). 1059 (0) Prize, Ellis, in physiology, 40 PLATT, Harry: Some tendon ruptures, 611 (0), Pregnancy records, 652, 830 Prize. Garton. 251 1047, 1100 26 JAN.-JUNE, 193I] INDEX M1EDICALTHz B.RmTsJouwsAz

Prize for best essay on goitre research, 381 Red Cross Society: Annual meeting of the Cityr Prize, Hallett, 122 Q. of Edinburgh Branch, 422-Cookery anfr Prize, Hutchison [Harry Stewart]. 121 Catering Manual, second edition, rev., 985. Prize, Jacksonian, 689, 777 Quarantine service of China, 809 See also Society Prize, Liddle, 332. 378 QUEIROLO, Dr., death of. 428 REDMAYNE, Thomas, obituary notice of, 777 Prize, Nichols, 1083 Quinine and cinchona, 201 REED. Alfred C.: Tropical Medicine it the Prize, Nordhoff-Jung [Sophia A.] cancer, 25 Quinine and malaria in England, 42 United. States, rev., 272 Prize for work on Pernicious anaemia, 431 Quinine milk powder (lacquin), 589 REEKIE, C. Barclay: Reports on the health of Prize, Radeliffe, 564 Quinine solutions at dispensaries, method of Dunfermline, 953 Prize. Sclavo [Achille], 251 testing, 23i Reflex in chorea, a new. See Chorea Prize, Skerritt [Markham] Memorial, 121 Quinine production in India (Sir Charles Reflexes, spinal, analysis of (leading artic'e), Prize, trachoma. international, 411 MacWatt), 594 228. See also Co-ordination Prize, Walker, 689 Quinine, review of book on the use of, 1074 REFORD, ,J. Hope (and Frank ENGLAND): The Probation of Offenders (Scotland) Bill, 429, 1004 Quinine therapy in malaria, 23 Play of the Cards, rev., 61 Prohibition Bill. See Liquor Traffic Prohibi- Quinine and urea hydrochloride in sciatica, 293, Refresher courses for ship surgeons. See tion Bill 336. See also Cinchona Ship surgeons Promise of youth. See Youth Quinoline derivatives, 595 Refuse, London, disposal of (parliamentary Pronunciation of " laboratory," 480 notes), 204, 291, 566, 650 PROPPING, Professor, death of, 428 Regional miedical officer for Scotland. appoint-- Proprietary drugs. See Drugs ment of, 238 Proprietary Medicines Bill, 242, 477, 565, 771, 854, Regional planning committees (parliamentary 873, 903, 916, 1098, 1184-Leading article on, 903. note), 875 See also Patent medicines Registrar-General's reports. See Vital'Statistics Prostate in general practice (Kenneth Walker), R. REGNOLI, Alessandro, death of, ]142 482 0) -Correspondence on, 603 REHBERG, P. B.: Pathological function of the Protein content of the plasma (I. Snapper), 399 Rabies, treatment of: Reports from the King kidneys in renal disease, 944 Protozoology, review of book on, 939 Edward VII Memorial Pasteur Institute REID, Hugh (and Humphrey H. GLEAVE): Con- Pruritus ani, injection treatment of (W. J. Shillong, and the Pasteur Institute of Southern genital aneurysm of the brain, 445 (0) Lytle), 498 India at ( oonoor, 420 Rejuvenation and senility (Arnold Lorand), 185 Pruritus with iauindice, 42 RABINOWITCH, I. M.: The diabetic child, 105 Relapsing fever. See Fever PRYER, Major A. A.: Radiological problems in Race, the problem of (Sir Arthur Keith), 506 REmy, Felix, death of, 428 veterinary medicine, 15 RACKEMANN, Francis M.: Clintical Allergv, Renal complications of pregnancy, alkalis in, Pseudo-myxoma of ovaries and peritoneum (D. particularly Asthma and Hay Fever, rev., 671 (Harold G. Close), 539 Dougal), 542 ReCEKEAM, Mrs.: The psychological factor in Renal complications in scarlet fever, prevention Psittacosis, three cases of, with two deaths delinquency, 233 of. 1094. See also Fever (H. R. Fisher, Rt. J. Helshy, Dorothy S. RA.DCI.FFE, Walter: Closed drainage in treat- Reval (lisease, pathological function of the Russell a Id S. P. Bedson), 887 (0'-Parlia- ment of empyema, 562 kidneys in (C. Holten and P. B. Rehberg), 944 mentary note on, 1143 Radioarapby of the accessory nasal sinuses Renal outline, the radiological (.. Gilbert- Psoriasis, 779, 877 (H. K. Graham Hodgson), 551 Scott), 183 Psychiatric out-patient clinic (Ian Skottowe), Radiological problems in veterinary medicine: Renal. See also Kidney 452-Correspondence on, 610. See (1lso Out- Discussion at the Royal c.ociety of Medicir e, RENSHAW. A.: Vaccine therapy, 355 patient 15 Representation of the People Bill. 39, 243, 286, Psychiatry. social (D. K. Henderson) `70 RaLdiological renal outline (S. Gilbert Scott), 183 429, 519, 727, 873. 916, 959, 10C4, 1C93. See also Psychological medicine, a course in, 23 itadiologists, liritish Institute of: Aspects of University franehise Psychology, child. Edinburgh clinic for, 422 radium therapy, 402 Radium and x-ray Research on animal diseases (parliamentary Psychology, individual, practice of ( lfred service in Australia, 403-Rtadiography of the note). 650, 772 Adler), 139, 148 accessory nasal sinuses, 551 Research Council, Medical: Annual report Psychology, Indulstrial, National Institute of: Radiology. medical, Cambridge diploma in, 1l0. (1929-30), 412, 466-Ba-rteriologv in Relation to Annual report, 716-The work of, 1082 See also University of CambrLdge Medicine, a Svstem of: vol. vii., 100-Vol. vi, Psyebology and rationalization, 716 Radiology, review of books on, 19, 355, 670, 852, 899 Cotton spinning mills, Lancashire, Psychology, review of book on, 6) 983 Fickness among operatives in (A. Bri adford Psychology and the worker, 1082 RHdiology. See also Ultra-violet: Xrays, etc. Hill). 148-Electrocardiogram, report on Psychoneuroses, treatment of (Armstrong Radium container, Mount Vernon Hospital (W. H. Craib), 407-Iodine supply and the Bennett), 17-Discussion, 17 butterfly, 145 incidence of endemic goitre, report on Psychoses, review of book on, 188 Radium distribution, 67 (J. B. Orr). 460-Nutrition, a study in, Psychopathology, review of books on, 1118 Radium needles, anchoring of in the pharVDX report on (E. P. Cathcart and A. M. T. Psychotherapy, review of books on, 188, 313 (J. E. G. McGibbon), 843 (0) Murray), 274-Pithead baths, revort on (Dr. Public health in the Irish Free State, 153, 862 Radium needles for surface application, simiple Vernon and Dr. Bedford). 25-Physiology of Public health and medical subjects, reports on: holder for, 145 vision, report on the movements of the Foodstuffs, fumigation of with hydrogen Radium: possible effects in prophylaxis of eyes in reading (M. D. Vernon), 24-Research cyanide (G. W. Monier-Williams), 65 cancer, 1045 Fellowship [Dorothy Temple Cross] in Tuber- Public Health Service of the United States, in- Radium supply (parliamentary note). 522, 772 cuilosis, 810-Status lymphaticus: Investiga. formation concerning, 951. See also United Radiunm in surgery (H. S. StouLtar), 1 (0) ti-n Committee's report, 468- Report on States Radium therapy, aspects of (Roy Ward), 402- Two Studies of Absenteeism in Coal Mintes Public posts, security of tenure in, 6'4 Discussion, 403 (H. M. Vernon,T. Bedford, and C. G. Warner), Publications, new and forthcoming, 41 Radium therapy, review of book on, 271 1026-Report on physique and health of two, Puerperal coma: Rapid recovery following in- Radium treatment at University College Hos- African tribes (J. B. Orr and J. L. Gilks), 1130 flation of breasts (J. G. Kininmonth), 395 O) pital (R. S. Pileher), 814 Research, effect of on curative medicine (H. H. Puerperal fever, sources of infection in, report Radium and x-ray service in Australia (A. D.d le), 1076 on (John Smith), 191-Leading article, 805- Burrows), 403 Research Fellowship. International, 506 Correspondence on, 252 See also Umbi icus Reidium Trust, National, and National Radium Research Foundation, the Banting, note on, 322 Ptierperal inversiorn, acute (Laur ence D. Adler), Commission: Combined annual report, 67 Research Institute. Hannah Dairy, at Auchin- - Ayr, of, 813 96-(Dudley . Boswell). 582. See also Uterus Radon seed introduieer, 273 cruive, opening Puerperal inversion of the uterus, 780 Ra(lon seed pistol, 985 Rtesearch Institute, Mackenzie [James], note on, Puerperal pyrexis, prevention of (Samuel J RAKSHIT, J. N.: Contaminations in morphine 149 Cameron and Henry Thomson), 350-Corre for analysis of opium, 849 Research, scientific and industrial:-Illumina- spondence on, 425 Ramon y Cayal, Professor, unveiling of a statue tion Research, Technical Paper No. 11: T'he Puerperal sepsis, 870 of, 1099 Efficiency of Light Wells (H. F. Meacock and Puerperal sepsis, tracking the source of infec- R SMOND, F6lix (and Charles JACQUELIN): Radio- G. 1I<. V. Lambert), 106-Report on atmospheric tion in (leading article), 805 logie de l'estomac et diu duodeOnunb. second pollution, 419-Report of the Water Pollution Puerperal sepsis, treatment of (A. H. Davidson), edition. rev., 356 Research Board for year ending June 30th, 99 RAMJND, Louis: Petites Cliniques, rev., 712 (1930). 462 -Report of the department of. 651 Puerperium in tuberculous women. See Preg- RAM-AY. Graham Colville. Kaisar-i-Hind medal Research, surgical biological, an institute for. nancy and Tuberculous conferred on, 71 32). 332 veterinary medical (parliamentary PUIG, Dr , death of, 291 RAMSAY, Mabel IJ.: Subarachnoid haemorrhage Research, PULLEINE, Eleanor: Urticaria, 1145 in a child, 1070 note), 1054 Pulmonary asbestosis. See Asbestosis RAMSDEN, Walter. title of Professor Emeritus Respiration, artificial, the heart after, 382 Pulmonary diseases and atmospheric pollution, conferred on, 478 Respiratory diseases, review of book on, 711 277 RANKIN, W.: Mortality in acute appendicular Respiratory tract, upper, catarrh of, 1056. Punjab, public health in: Report, 865 disease, 516 See also Catarrh Pupils, Argyll Robertson, non-luetic, 817 R.to, S. Subba: Haematometra and haemato- R 3tina, detachment of, treatment of, 647, 912 Ptupils, pseudo-Argyll Robertson, with absent salpinx in one horn of a bicornuate uteruis, 10 tendon reflexes, a benign disorder simulating RAPER, H1. S., appointed Pro Vice-Chancellor of Reviews of Books: tabes dorsalis (W. J. Adie), 928 (0, 1091- the University of Manchester, 204 Abdominal Diagnosis. See Diagnosis Correspondence on, 1001, 1091, 1135 Rationalization and psychology, 716 Aborigines, Forty Years with the (Rev. E. R' PURDY, J. S.: Migration and health, 36, 830 RtAW, Nathan: Treatment of pneumonia, 448 Gribble), 145 Purpura, two interesting cases of (Harry Coke', RAWLING,L. Bathe: Stepping Stones to iSurgery, Acta Medica Scandinavica: Proceedings of the 535 (0) rev.. 312 Fourteenth Northern Congress of Internal Purpura. See also Haemorrhagic diathesis RAY, K. S.: Quinine production in India, 594 Medicine. HIelsingfors (1929), 272-Diittetische PURSER, F. C.: Treatment of psychoneuroses. RAY. M. B.: Physiological effects of baths, 353 Behandlung des runden Geschwtirs des 17 -The psychological factor in the rheumatic Magens und des Duodenums (Alexminder PURVES-STEWART, Sir James: Etiology of syndrome, 937-Taboparesis treated by hyper- Jarotzky), 1075 disseminated sclerosis, 98 pyrexia induced by hot baths, 1093 Allen's Commercial Organic Analysis. See Pyelography, instrumental, 633 Ray Therap)y, Institute of: Annual report, 691 Analysis Pyelography, intravenous, abrodil for, 20, 625, RAYNER, H. H.: Mortality of acute appendicitis, Allergy, Clinical, particularly Asthma and 633. See also Urography 328 Hay Fever (Francis M. Rackemann), 671 Pyloric obstruction, trealnent of, 515 RAZI, Abou Bekir el, millenary of, 293. See also Among the Thinkers: Leaves from My Note- Pyorrhoea, nomenclature of, 945 Rhazes Books (James Alexander Lindsay), 1121 Pyosalpinx, double, in a girl of 16 (Ruth Nichol- REA, Marguerite Requa: The Diet Book, rev, 940 Anaesthetics. Practical (Charles F. Hadfield), son), 542 Reading and eye movements (M. D. Vernon), 24 second edition, 850 Pyramidon. See Amidopyrin Recruits. See Army, British Ana lysis, Allen's Commercial Organic, vol. viii Pyrethrum, cultivation of in ilngland, 718 Rectal speculum and lamp, 103 (edited by C. Ainsworth Mitchell), fifth Pyrexia after confinement, 1099 Rtectum, tumours of. See Tumours edition, 940 Pyrexia, puerperal, prevention of (Samuel J. Red Cross Committee. International: Florence Analytical Chemistry. See Chemistry Cameron and Henry Thomson), 350 -Corre- Nightingale medal awarded, 1097 Anaphylaxis. Alimentary (Guy Laroche, spondence on, 425, 1099 Red Cross, Japanese: Average duration of life Charles Richet fils, and Francois Saint- Pyuria in children (J. N. Cumings), 305 (0) in Japan, 1055 Girons), 145 Tx Bam 27 JAN.-JUNE, 193I] INDEX L txDXBJOUN NA s 2

Reviews of Books (continued): Reviews of Books (contintued): Reviews oi Books (continued): Anatomy. Baillibre's Synthetic (J. E. Chees- Chest Diseases (W. J. Fenton and L. S. T. Formenkreis Theory and the Progress of th6 man), Part VII, The Thorax; Part VIII, The Burrell), 5i2 Organic World (Otto Kleinschmidt), 20 A bdomen, 672 Childhood. Diseases of, Lectures on (Robert Four Years out of Life (Lesley Smith), 1074 Anatomy of the Foot, a Concise (Arnold Hutchison). sixth edition, 850 Fractures and their Oomplications (George Whitaker Oxford), 984 Children, Crippled (Earl D. Mc Bride). 1071 Ewart Wilson). 1027 Anatomy Institute of the Imperial University Children's Diseases, a Handbook of (Bruce Fractures, Plating of: Ost6osynth6se (Dupuy of Kyoto. the Work of, 757 Williamson). 902 de Frenelle). 143 Anatomy, Piersol's Human, ninth edition, 1073 Children's Diseases: Quatre Cent Consulta- Fungoid Infections of Man: Die Fadenpilzer- Anatomy: Stepping Stones to Surgery (L. tions M46dicales pour lee Maladies des krankungen des Menschen (Robert Otto Bathe Rawling), 312 Enfants (Jules Comby), ninth edition, 985 Stein), 671 -Anatomy, Surgical, a Manual of (Lewis Beesly Children's and Infants' Diseases, Handbook of Gabriel " (Austin Priestman), 20 and T. B. Johnston), third edition, 314 (F. M. B. Allen), 1029 Galton. Francis, Life, Letters and Labours Angina Pectoris (Harlow Brooks), 18 Chill, its Dangers and Prevention (Marian of (Karl Pearson). vole. iii (a) and iii (b). 225 Animal Mind (C. Lloyd Morgan). 226 Thornett), 588 Gas Casualties, Manual of Treatment of (1930), Annali di Clinica, Medioa e di Medicina Speri- Circulation: Verhandlung der Deut;chen 144 mentale. 456 Gesellschaft ftlr Kreislaufforschung, iii General Medical Council and its Various Annals of Medical History. See Medical antd Tagung, 802 Committees: Minutes of, 314; General Index Medicine Clinical Examination and Surgical Diagnosis to the Minutes 1903 to 1930, relating to Anopheline Mosquitos in Southern Rhodesia (F4lix Lejars), 545 volumes xl to lxvii, 314 (1926-1928) (H. S. Leeson), 1121 Clinical Teaching: Petites Cliniques (Louis German Society for the Study of the Circula- Arthritis, Chronic, and Rheumatoid Affections Ramond). 712 tion: Proceedings of the third nmeeting. 802 (Bernard Langdon Wyatt and Louis I. Congress againet alcoholism: Compte-Rendu Germany, Contemporary Ttuought of, vol. i Dublin), 801 du XIXe Congr6s international contre (W. Tudnr Jones), 531 Asthma: L'aethme infantile (H. Jumon) 3'8 l'Alcoolisme, Anvers, 20 25 Aoftt (1928), 802 Greenwood, HaLrold, Trial of (edited by Athletics in Education(Jesse Feiring Williams Congress of [nternal Medicine: Verhandlungen Winifred Duke), 545 and William Leonard Hlughes), 314 des vierzehnten nordischen Kongresae4 ftir Guy's Hospital Reports, vol. lxxx (vol. x, fourth Australssian Medical Congress, Third Session, innere Medizin, zu Helsingtors (1929), 272 series). No. 4, 101 Transactions of. 61 Congress of Malariology, Algiers (1930): Anti- Gynaecology, a Short Practice of (Henry Bacillus Calmette-Gu6rin Vaccination against malarial Campaign in Italy (A. Missiroli), Jellett and Richard E. Tottenham). sixth Tuberculosis (Roland Chaussinand), 756 273 edition, 465 Backache (James Mennell), 754 Congress of Sexual Reform (1930): Proceedings, Haematology, Recent Advances in (A. Piney), Bacteria, Physiology and Biochemistry of 630 third edition, 20 (R. E. Buchanan and Ellis I. Fulmer), vols. li Cookery and Catering Manual (edited by Ch. Health Centre: The Case for Action (Innes H. and iii, 404 Herman Senn). second edition, 985 Pearse and G. Scott Williamson), 357 Bacteriological Technique (J. W. H. 1yre), Corpuscular Sedimentation. See Sedimenta- Health and Physick, Sixty Centuries of (S. G. third edition, 60 tion Blaxland Stubbs and E. W. Bligh), 851 Bacteriology, Aids to (William Part-ridge), Creative Mind (C. Spearman), 101 Health and Social Evolution (Sir George fifth edition, 102 Crime as Destiny: A Rtudy of Criminal Twins Newman), 900 Bacteriology, Practical, an Introduction to (Johannes Lange), 314 Heart Disease, the Diagnosis and Treatment (T. J. Mackie and J. E. McCartney), third Crippled Children. 86s Children of (E. M. Brockbank), sixth edition, 144 edition. 712 Culture Media for the Cultivation of Micro- Heart, Mechanism of, and its Anomalies Bacteriology in Relation to Medicine, a organisms, a Compilation of (Max Levine (Emile G6raudel. translated by Louis System of, vol. vii, 10); vol. vi, 899 and H. W. Schoenlein), 186 Faug6res), 103 Bell's Sale of Food and Drugs (R. A. Robinsou), Darwin, Doctor Erasmus (EResketh Pearson), Histology for Medical Students (H. Harbridge eighth edition, 1029 500 and F. Haynes), 629 Bile Acids: Le Dosage des gels Bifnaires danR Deafness, Chronic, Treatment of by the. Hospital Review: Nosokomeion, No. 1-4, 630; la Bile et le Liquide Duodenal (Louis Cuny). Electrophonoide Method of ZUnd-Burguet No. 2, 1121 670 (George C. Cathcart), second edition, 544 Hospital, Samaritan Free, History of (Arnold Biliary Function: Les Fonctions H,6ato- Dental lHoard of the United Kingdom and its Whitaker Oxford), 630 Biliaires (M. Chiray and F. Thi6bant), 984 Various Committees, the Minutes of, 273- Human Inheritance, the Treasury of (edited Biological Assay: Essais et Dosages Bio- General Index to the Minutes, 1921 to 1930, by Karl Pearson). Vol. ii. Anomalies and logiques des Substances M6dicamenteuses relating to volumes i to ix, 273 Diseases of the Eye [Nettleship Memorial (Jeanne L6vy), 144 Dental Surgery, Dictionary of (J. Fleming volume]; Part IV, Hereditary Optic Atrophy Biology, Animal, Principles of (Lancelot T. McAsh), 405 (Julia Bell), 1119 Hogben), 18 Dentists Register (1931), 455 Hygiene, Social: Kompendium der Sozialen Biology: The Progress of Life (Alexander Dermatology: Diagnose, Differentialdiagnose Hygiene (B. Chajes), 359 Meek). 358 und Behandlung der Haut- und Geschlechts- Hlypertension (Leslie T. Gager). 544 Biometric Technique. See Measuirement krankheiten (Walther Scholtz), 543 Hypotension: Lies Hypotensions sign11s et Blight, Francis James, F.R.S.E., a Bio- Dermatology, Princples and Practice of, vol. subaiguSs (M. A. Dumas), 544 graphical sketch of (George Hawker), 1029 iii (Noxon Toomey), 803 Industrial Medicine. See Medicine Blood Diseases: Blntkrankheiten und Blut- Diabetes Mellitus, Tresatment o( with Higher Infant Diseases. See Children diagnostik (Otto Naegeli), 755 Carbohydrate Diets(W. D. Ssnsum. Percival Infant Feeding: Sguglings-Ernfihrungs-Tafel Blood Sedimentation. See Sedimenfiation Allen Gray, and Ruth Bowden). 226 (J. v. Lukics and Alb. Meyerstein), 712 Breast Diseases: Les Diagnostics Anatomo- Diabetic Surgery (Leland S. McKittrick and Infatitile Paralysis. See Paralysis Cliniques de Paul Lec6ne (P. Pavie and Howard F. Root), 755 Inorganic Chemistry. See Chemistry P. Moulonguet), 1073 Diagnosis, Abdominal:-Dlagnostics Urgents: Internal Diseases. See Diseases Bridge: The Play of the Cards (Frauk England Abdomen (H. Mondor), 186 International Clinics (edited by Henry W. and J. Hope Reford), 61 Diagnosis, Medical:-Entstehung. Erkennung Cattell), vol. iii, fortieth series, 406; vol. iv, Bright's Disease, the Oedema of (Professor und Behandlung innerer Krankheiten fortieth series, 801 Achard) : a correction, 102 (Ludolf Krehl) Vol. ii: Die Erkennung Intestinal Diseases: Maladies de l'Intestin, British Journal of Psychology issues a Mono- innerer Krankheiten, 1120 s6rie I (R. Beneaude), 851 graph on the growth of Visual Perception Diagnosis, Physical (Richard C. Cabot), tenth Intussusception- L'invagination intestinale in Children, 589 edition, 102 aigud du nourrisson (F. d'Allaines and Jean British Red Cross Society: Cookery and Diagnosis, Surgical, and Clinical Examination Armingeat), 587 Catering Manual (edited by Ch. Herman (FMlix Lejars, translated from the French Ionization: l'Ionisation et ses Applications Senn, second edition, 985 by Helen C. Scott), 545 M6dicales (Paul Duhem and Jean Dubost), IBrown-S6quard et Son (Envre (F. A. Rouget), Diathermy: La Diathermie dans des Affec- 630 902 tions du Tube Digestif (Marcel Laemmer), Jaws and Teeth, Malformation of (Emi Burns: Tyoes, Pathology, and Management 227 Herbst and Max Apffelstaedt), 313 (George T. Pack and A. Hobson Davis), Dictionary of Dental Diseases and Treatment Kidney. See Renal 628 (J. Fleming McAsh), 405 l.egal Medicine. See Medicine Cancer and Race (Maurice Roreby), 800 Diet Book (Marguerite Requa Rea), 940 Leishmanissis: Le Bouton d'Orient (Leish- Cancer and Scientific Research (Barbara Diet and Care of the Surgical Case (Reynold maniose Cutan6e). et son Traitement Hopkins), 358 H. Boyd), 757 Moderne (Georges Higoumenakis), 405 Case for Action, The (Innes H. Pearse and Diets.Elandbook of (Rose M Simmonds), 902 Lepsr's Cross: Het Kruis der Leprozen (Denis G. Scott Williamson), 357 Digestive System, Practical Treatise on Mulder), 456 Casement, Roger, Life and Death of (Denis Diseases of the (L. Winfield Kohn), vols. i Life Assurance Examinations, the Conduct of Gwynn), 802 and ii, 587 (E. M. Brockbank), 1028 'Cerebro-spinal Fluid: Die Zsrebrospinal- Diseases Internal, Pathology of (William Life, The Materials of (T. R. Parsons), 630 fitissigkeit (V. Kafka), 356 Boyd), 1027 Life, The Progress of (Alexander Meek), 3 8 Chapman, George. Trial of (edited by Har- Dispensing, First Lines in (EH. B. Stevens and Life: Pour vivre centans,oul'art deprolonger grave1,. Adam). 273 C. E. L Eucas), third edition, 61 ses Jours (A. Gu6nlot), 455 Char.ka Club, Proceedings of the, vol. vii, 672 Dispensing Royal Army Medical Corps Aids to Living Matter, the Nature of (Lancelot Chemical Analysis. See Analysis (Staff Sergeant G. Ashton), 985 Hogben), 404 Analytical, Recent Advances a Text-Book of Chemistry.i, in, Dyspepsias. Surgical, (A. J. Lungs, the Physical and Radiological Exa- vol Organic Chemistry, (C. Ainsworth Walton). second edition, 18 mination of the (James Crocket), second Mitchell), 757 a Ear Diseases. See Nose edition, 1073 Chemistry(Catechism Series), Part IL, fourth Emergency Surgery. See Surgery Malariology, An Introduction to (Mark F edition, 672 Entomology, Recent Advances in (A. D. Boyd), 900 Chemistry, Clinical, in Practical Medicine Imms), 314 Malignant Disease, Deep X-ray Therapy in (C. P.Stewart and D. M. Dunlop). 628 Epidemiology, the Principles of (C. 0. Stally- (Walter M. Levitt), 224 Chemistry, Inorganic and Theoretfcal, a Com- brass). 629 Malignant Disease. See also Cancer prehensive Treatise on, vol. x (J. W. Mellor) Episcopal Hospital, Philadelphia: Medical Materia Medica, Pharmacy, Pharmacology. 20 and Surgical Reports, vol. vi. 589 and Therapeutics (William Hale-White), Chemnistry, Organic4(C. Ainsworth Mitchell), Expectant Mother. See Mother twentieth edition, 1075 757 Eye, Diseases and Anomalies of, 1119 Measurement of, Man (J. A. Harris. C. M. Chemistry, Physical and Inorganic, Recent Eye, Diseases and Injuries of the (William .Jackson,D. G. Paterson, and ?.E. Scammon), Advances in (Alfred W. Stewart), sixth (*eorge Sym), third edition, 454 102 edition), 801 Feeding, Infant. See Infant Medical Annual (edited by F. Carey Coombs Chemistry, Physiological (Albert P. Mathews), Fellowship Examination Papers for the avnd A. Rendle Short), forty-ninth year, fifth edition, 500 Diplomas of the Royal College of Surgeons, .982_ Chemistry, Physiological, an Introduction to Edinbuirgh (1927-1930). 672 Medical Biometry and Statistics,Introduction (Meyer Bodansky), second edition, 501 Food and Drugs. Bell's Sale of(R. A. Robinson), to (Raymond Pearl), second edition, 544 'Chemistry, the Splrit of (Alexander Findlay), eighth edition, 1029 Medical and Dental Students Register, 456 187 Foot, Anatomy of. See Anatomy Medical Diseases in Tropical and Sub-tropical Chest in Children, Roentgenologically Con- Forensic Medicine, Recent Advances in Areas, 1930: War Offlce Memorandum, fifth sidered (E. Gordon Stoloff), 670 (Sydney Smithand John Glaister, jun.), 499 edition, 589 BBuxTs -28 JAN.-JUNE, 1931] INDEX IrMDIcALTHI JOURNAZ

Reviews of Books (continued):. ReYiews of Books (continued): Reviews of Books (continued): Medical Bistory, Annals of: new series,vol. ii. Pharmacology and Therapeutics, An Intro- Sleep: fLa Fisio-Patologia del Sonno (Albert* No. 6 (edited by Francis R. Packard). 102; duction to (J. A. Gunn), second edition, 984 Salmon), 405 vol. iii. No. 1, 501; vol. iii. No. 2. 672: vol. iii, Pharmacopoeia of St. Thomas's Hospital, new Slum Problem, the (B. S. Townroe), 103 No.3, 1121 edition, 902 Smethurst, Dr., Trial of ((Ieonard A. Parry). Medical History and Case Taliing, an Intro- Physical Diagnosis. See Diagnosis 1119 duction to (Geoffrey Bourne), 272 Physics, a Survey of (Frederick A. Saunders), Social Hygiene. See Hygiene Medical Jurisprudence (Elmer D. Brothers), 1075 Spas and Marine Health Resorts of (*rea1 third edition. 938 Physiological Chemistry. See Chemistry Britain and Ireland and New Zealand, an Medical Jurisprudence and Toxicology, a Text- Physiology, General, an Elementary Course Annual Guiide to the (It. Fortescue Fox), 273 Book of (.Tohn Glaister and Joha Glaister, in. Part I, Principle and Theory (G. W. Spirit of Chemistry. See Chemistry Jun.). fifth edition, 610 Scarth): Part I[, LaboratoryExercises (F. E. Starvation Treatment: Die wissenschaftlichen Medical Jurisprudence. See also Forensic Lloyd and G. W. Scarth), 1075 Grundlagen der Hunger- und Durstkuren, M] edicine and Medicine, Legal Physiology. Human,(F. R. Winton and L. E. (Hans Gtinther), 588 Mledical Practice: Medizinische Praxis, Band Bavliss). 59 Surgery, Emergency (Hamilton Bailey), vol. 1. xi, Stoffwechselkrankheiten (Erich Leschke), Physiology, Human Experimental, an Intro- Abdomen and Pelvis, 357 940 tion to (F, W. Lamb). 1028 Surgery, General (edited by Evarts A. Medical Register (1931), 456 Physiology, Manual of (H. Willoughby Lyle Graham), 1029 Medicine (Catechism Series), Part II, third and David de Souza), third edition,358 Surgery for the General Practitioner: Die edition, 672 Physiology, Selected Readings in Ihe History Chirurgie des Praktischen Arztes (Erich Medicine: Annali di Clinica Medica e di of (edited by John Farquhar Fulton). 940 Sountag), 901 Medicina Sperimentale, 456 Physiotherapy, its Principles and Practice Surgery, Minor, and Bandaging (Gwynne Medicine, Forensic. See Forensic (F. Howard Humnphris and Ralph E. Williams), twentieth edition, 757 Medicine, General (Practical Medicine Series), Stuart-Webb), 60 Surgery. its Principles and Practice (Astley 630 Pickett - Thomson Research Laboratory, Paston Cooper Ashhurst), fourth edition, Medicine: Histoire de la M6decine (A. Casti- Annals of the:-Vol. vi, The Pathogenic 1075 glioni, translated by J. Bertrand and F. Streptococci: The Role of the Streptococci Surgery, the Science and Practice of (W. H. C. Gidon), 757 in Scarlet Fever, 938 Romanis and Philip H. Mitchliner), third' Medicine, History of: A Short Synopsis Piersol's Human Anatomy, ninth edition, 1073 edition, 20 (lBernard Dawson), 984 Play of the Cards (Frank England and J. Hope Surgery, a Shorter (R. J. McNeill Love), second Medicine, Industrial: Medicira del Lavoro- Reford), 61 edition, 406 Disciplina Italica (Alessandro Peri), 188 Post-encephalitis, 499 Surgery, Stepping Stones to (L. Bathe Raw- Medicine, Legal, and Toxicology (Ralph W. Protozoology, Handbook of (Richard R. Kudo), ling), 312 Webster). 938 939 Surgical Anatomy. See Anatomy Medicine, Practical: Neue Deutsche Klinik Psychoanalysis: Fortschritte der Sexual- Surgical Diagnosis. See Diagnosis (Georg and Felix Klemperer), vol. vi, 145 wissenschaft und Psychanalyse (Wilhelm Surgical Emergencies in Practice (W. H. C. Medicine, Text-Book of, by American authors Stekel). Band iv, 852 Romanis and Philip H. Mitchiner), 710 (edited by Russell L. Cecil), 939 Psychology, Individual, and General Medicine Surgical Operations. The Student's Handbook Mental Deficiency, the Diagnosis of (G. E. (F. G. Crookshank), 60 of (Sir Frederick Treves), fifth edition (edited Birkett), 271 Psychopathology: A Survey of Modern by Cecil P. G. Wakeley), 587 Mentally Defective Children, Simple Begin- Approaches (J. Ernest Nicole), 1118 Synthalin B (Dodekamethylendiguanidin) im nings in the Training of (Margaret Mac- Psychopathology: The Unknown Self (Georg Spiegel tierexperimenteller und klinischer dowall), third (memorial) odition, 501 Groddeck), 1118 Forschung (Herbert Hirsch-Kauffmann), 589 Mentally Deficient, Social Control of the Psychoses: Die Progrostik der Endogenen Synthetic Anatomy. See Anatomy (Stanley Powell Davies), 59 Psychosen (Friedrich Manz), 188 Syphilis: Le Traitement de la Syphilis (A. Merck's Annual Report, Part II (1930), English Psychotherapy, Modern (Emanuel Miller), 313 1szary), 226 edition (E. Merck), 61: Part III (1930). 359 Psychotherapy: Psychdtherapie bei organ- Syphilis, Primary. in the Female (Thomas. Metabolic Diseases:*toffweclselkrankheiten ischen Erkrankungen (Fritz Mohr), 188 Anwyl Davies), 983 (Erich Leschke), 940 Public Health Practice in the Tropics (J. Teeth and Jaws, Malformations of the (Emil Micro-organisms, Culture Media for the Balfour Kirk), 756. See also Tropics Herbst and Max Apffelstaedt), 313 Cultivation of, a Compilation of (Max Levine Quinine: Chinin in der Aligemeinpraxis (Fritz Terminology: Die Eigennamen in der Krank- and H. W. Schoenlein), 186 Johannessohn). 1074 heitsterminologie (I. Fischer), 902 Micro-organisms: Handbuch der pathogenen Radiography: Itadiologie de l1estomac et du Therapeutic Novelties: Les Th6rapeutiques Mikroorganismen (W, Kolle and A. v. duod6num (Felix Ramond and Charles Nouvelles (Gastoni Lyon), 188 Wassermann), tbird edition, 143 Jacquelin), second edition, 356 Th6rapeutique Medicale. II, Ailments M6dica- Milk, Bacteriological Control of (A. G. House), Radiology of the Chest in Children (E Gordon ments, 1121 985 Stoloff), 670 Throat D)seases. SeeNose Minor 3urgery. See Surgery Radiology: Diagnostic et Therapeutique Tobacco (Walter L. Mendenhall), 406 Monsters, the Mystery and Lore of (0. J. S. Electro-Radiologiques des Maladies du Tongue, Diseases of the (Walter G. Spencer Thompson), 227 Syst6me Nerveux (A. Zimmern and J.-A. and Stanford Cade), 709 Mosquitos, Anopheline, in Southern Rhodesia, Chavany), 19 Toxicology and Medical Jurisprudence, a, 1926-1928 (H. S. Leeson), 1121 Radiology, Recent Advances in (Peter,Jerley), Text-Book of (John Glaister and John Mother. the Exnectant, and Her Baby (Bodh 983 Glaister. jun.). fifth edition, 670 Rai Chopra), 272 Radium Therapy: Principles and Practice Toxicology. See also Medical Jurisprudence, Motor Boat Manual, tenth edition, 589 (Henry Herd), 271 and Medicine Legal Motor Electrical Manual, fifth edition. 932 Rejuvenation: Verjiingung durch Anregung Treatment, Modern Methods of (Logan Motorcar Parts and Technical Terms, Illus- der Blutbildung (Arnold Lorand), 545 Clendening), fourth edition, 630 trated Encyclopaedia of, 1075 Renal Disease: Exploration Fonctionnelle des Treatment: Technique ThArapeutique M6di- Mrs. Dose the Doctor's Wife (Joyce Dennys), Reins (H. Chabanier and C. Lobo-Onell, with cale (G. Milian), 20 19 the collaboration of M. Lebert and E. L6lu)t Trials, Notable British: George Chapman Neuro histology: Teehniques histologiques 545 (edited by Hargrave L. Adam), 273-Harold de Neuropathologie (Ivan Bertrand), 187 Respiratory Disease:-Clinique MAdicale des Greenwood (edite I by Winifred Duke), 545- Neurology: lttudes Neurologiques (Georges Enfants: Affections de l'Appareil Respira- Dr. Smethurst (Leonard A. Parry), 1119 Guillain and Th. Alajouanine), 499 toire (P. Nob6court), second edition, 711 Tropical Medicine in the United States (Alfred Nose, Throat. and Ear Diseases: Medical and Rest and Pain (John Hilton), new edition, 852 C. Reed), 272 Suirgical (William Lincoln Ballenger), sixth Rheumatoid Affections and Chronic Arthritis Tropical and Sub-tropical Areas, Medical edition. 456 (Bernard Langdon Wyatt and Louis I. Diseases in, War Office Memoranda on, Nosokomeion (Quarterly Hospital Review) Dublin), 801 fifth edition, 589 No, 1-4, 630; No. 2, 1121 Rheumatism, Its Significance in Youth and Tropics, Hints on Equipment and Health for Nosological Terminology: Die Eigennamen Middle Age (Francis Bach), 227 Intending Residents in the (J. Balfour Kirk). in der Krankheitsterminologie (I. Fischer), Rheumatism, Recent Advances in the Study second edition, 756 902 of (Frederic John Poynton and Bernard Tropics, Public Health Practice in the (J. Nurses, Text-Book for (E. W. Hey Groves and Schlesinger), 186 Balfour Kirk), 756 J. M. Fortescue-Brickdale), 757 Rontgen Technique: Das Rdntgenverfahren Tuberculosis in Children (J. Arthur Myers), Nutrition and Food Chemistry (Barnard S. (Kurt Kirschmann), 852 143 Bronson), 455 Royal Army Medical Corps Aids to Dispensing Tuberoulosis: Ergebnisse der gesamten Obstetrical and Gvnaecological Monographs (Staff Sergeant G. Aehton), 985 Tuberkuloseforschung (H. Assmans, if. (second edition), 711 St. Bartholomew's Hospital Reports, vol. Beitzke, H. Braeuning, and St. Engel), Operations, Surgical. See Surgical lxiii, 60 Band ii, 850 Ophthalmological Society of the United St. George and the Dragon: Poems (Alan Tuberculosis, Intestinal (Lawrason Brown Kingdom, Transactions of the, vol. 1, 852 Fleming), 1029 and Homer L. Sampson), second edition, 226 Optic Atrophy, Hereditary (Julia Bell), 1119 St. John Ambulance Association, its History, Tuberculosis : La Vaccination contre la, Organic World, the Formenkreis Theory and and its Part in the Ambulance Movement Tuberctilose par le B.C.G. (Roland Chaus- Progress of the (Otto Kleinsebmidt), 20 (N. Corbet Fletcher), 901 sinand), 756 Osteo-arthritis: L'Arthrite Chronique de la Sacro-Coxalgia: La Sacro-Coxalgie et son Twins: Heredity and Environment (Nathaniel Hanche (L. Duvernay!, 588. Traitement (Pierre Ingelrans), 543 D. M. Hirsch), 103 Osteosynthesis: Osteosynth6se (Dupuy de Samaritan Free Hospital, History of (Arnold Ulcer, gastric and duodenal: Diiitetische Frenelle), 143 0 Whitaker Oxford), 630 Behandlung des ruaden Geschwfirs des Paediatries, The History of (George Frederic Scapel, Sword, and Stretcher (Colonel Robert Magens un(d des Duodenums (Alexander Still), 454 J. Blackham), 801 A Jarotzky), 1075 Paralysis, Infantile: Die Epidemische Kinder- Sehizophrenia, Treatment of (Leland E. Ultra-violet Light and Vitamin D in Nutri- llthmung (Fritz Lange), 359 Hinsie), 710 tion (Katharine Blunt and Ruth Cowan), 312 Parent, the Modern (Garry Cleveland Myers), Sedimentation: La 86dimentation Globulaire: University of Otago Medical School, Proceed- 756 Son Application A IHydrologie (Michel ings of (edited by D. W. Carmalt Jones), Pathology (Catechism Series), Part V, third Mosinger and ReneGrimaud), 589 1075 edition, 672 Sex Expression, Social Control of (Geoffrey Unknown Self (Georg Groddeck), 1118 Pdthology of Internal nDiseases (William May), 1075 Urticaria: Les Urticaires (Edouard Joltrain). Boyd), 1027 Sex Life of Twenty-two Hundred Women, 271 Pathology, a Text-Book of (edited by E. T. Factors in the (Katherine Bement Davis), V.A.D. in the War: Four Years out of Life Bell), 800 1121 (Lesley Smith), 1074 Pensions, Widows', Orphans', and Old Age Sexual ReformCongress (1930): Proceedings, 630 Venereal Disease: Diagnose, Differential- Contributory, Handbook of (T. P. M'Dfonald Sixty Centuries of Health and Physick (S. G. diagnose und Behandlung der Haut- und and George Davie), 902 Blaxland Stubbs and E. W. Bligh), 851 Geschlechtskrankheiten (Walther Scholtz), Perimetry, Clinical, an introduction to (H. M. Skin Diseases in Detail, the Treatment of 543 Traquair), second edition, 499 (Noxon Toomey), 800 Venereal Disease, Practical Methods in the Pharmacology, Experimental, and Medicine, Skin Grafting, Technique and Results of (H. Diagnosis and Treatment of (David Lees). Lane Lectures on (Rudolf Magnus), 19 Kenrick Christie), 313 second edition, 1118 [ TnA BTin JAN.-JUNE, 193I] INDEX MEDIiAL JOUBAL 299

Reviews of Books (contiesued): Rockefeller Institute: Report on the fractional Sacro-coxalgia, review of book on, 543 Veterinary L[iterature and its British products sof the tubercle bacillus (Florence R. " Safety Week," 150 Development, the Etrly History of (Major- Sabin, C. A. Doan, and C. E. Forkner), 411 SAINSBURY, John: The " deep pool " baths, 242 General Sir Frederick Smith), vol. iii, 672 Rockefeller Medical Fellowships, 825 SAINT-GIRONS, Francois (Guy LAROCHE and Viscerographic Method: Die viscerographische Rom, Alfred John 8eptimus, obituary notice of, Charles RICHET): Alimentary Anauphplaxis, Methode (D. Danielopolu). 939 1006 rev., 145 X-Ray Therany, Deep, in Malignant Disease Roentgen, Professor, museum memorial to at SALA, Luigi, death of, 688 (Walter M. Levitt), 224 Lennep, 609 SALTSBURY, Walter: (Uomb dissecting forceps, 61 Year-Book of the Scientific an1 Learned ROGERS, Sir Leonard: Leprosy in the British SALMON. AIberto: La Fisi.-Patologia del Sonno, Societies of Great Britain and Irelaud, forty- Em pire, 72-Forecasting epidemics, 1030 rev., 405 seventh issue. 852 ROLLESTON, Sir Humphry: Digitalis in SALMOND, James R.: Bromide poisoning in a Zoology, Elementary (CG. A. Borradaile), second toxaemia. 1024 moDkey, 124 edition, 712 ROLLESTON, J. D.: Epidemiology of venereal SALmONDD. Margaret: Management of pregnancy Zoology, Practical, a Junior Course of (A. diseases, 752, 820-Jean Baptiste Bouillaud, 761 in tuberculous women, 141 Milnes Marshall and C. fHerbert Hurst), ROLLIER. Dr., elected a foreign member of the SALMOND, R. W. A.: Radiological problems in eleventh edition, 545 Acad6mie de M6decine, 567 veterinary medicine, 15 R )LSTON, Cecil M., appointed an official member Salon des M6decins. Paris (1931).1144 REY, Jules: Diverticula of the duodenum, 524 of the Lsgislative Council of ths Presidency SALTER, Alfred: Welfare of mierchant seamen Rhaz3s, millenary of, 293 of Doninica, 876 66 Rheumatic disease treated by heat ( R. Fortescue ROMANIs, W. H. C (and Philip El. MITCHrNER): Salts, inorganic, assimilation of, 382 Fox), 3)7 The Scientce and Practice of Surgery. third S&LVIOLL. Ignazio, death of, 688 Rheumatic diseases, special course of stu ly in, edition, rev., 2)-(And Philio H. MITCHINI-;R): Samarkand (Tnrkestan), medical faculty opened in Germany, 335 Surgical Emergencies int Practice, rev., 710 at, 381 Rheumatic syndromiie, psychological factors in ROOT. Howard F. (and Leland S. MCKITTRICI): SAMPSON, Homer L. (and Lawrason BitowN)- the (M. B. Ray), 931 Diabetic Surgery, rev., 755 Intestinal Tuberculosis, second edition, rev.. Rheumatism, advisory committee on (parlia- ROPER, Dr.: Case o SPolYcythaenia. 336 226 mentary note), 772 RoREM, C. Rufus: The Pleblic's Investmenwt in SAMSON, James B.: Alkaline therapy in scarlet Rheum dtism, balneotherapy in (lealing article), H rpitals, 592 fever, 1002 590 Roscommon County, medical appAintmeat in, SAMWAYS, D. W.: Medical reciprocity with Rheumatism in childhood (Robert Hutchison), 764 F'rance, 36, 475 624 ROSENHEIM, Otto: Recent advances in chemistry Sanatorium, King Edward VII, Midhurst, 723 Rheumatism Clinic: Red Cross parliamentary of vitamins, 1117 SANGUINETTI, Harold: Mlalignant disease of the note), 231-Leading article, 675-At tBrighton, R )SKIN, Miriam (and John T. MORRISON): large intestine, 142 778 Fracture of the skull in childhood, 212 (0) Sanitation, garden. 1008 Rheumatism, International [eague against. 1090 Ross Institute: Annual report, 1035 Sanitation, urban, in India, 865 Rheum ttism, review of books on, 186, 227, 801 Ross, Stephen John, obituary notice of, 517 Sanocrysin for Iphthisis in children (H. T. Rheuma,tism and tonsillectomy (P. W. Leathart), Rotary Conference. International, Vienna (1931), Ashby), 668 626 1099-Vocational meeting of medical members, SANsSUM, W. D. (Percival Mllen GRtY and Ruth Rhinitis, chronic. 610, 733 1099 BOWDF:N): The Treatment of Diabetes Mellituts Rhinitis, gonococcal, in an infant (Hamilton ROTHI, E. J. H.: The radiological renal outline, with8 Higher Carbohydrate Diets, rev.. 226 Kirkland and Rlobert V. Storer), 261 (0), 1093- 183 SANTOLIQUIDO, Rocco. death of, 202 Correspondence on, 375, 561, 6)7, 1093 ROTH, Paul Bernard:-Appreciation of Maurice Sarcoma of lung (Howard E. Collier), 666 Rhineland spas. See Spas Fitzmaurice-Kelly, 161-Hallux valgus: a note SARGENT, Sir Percy: Harveian Oration on the Rhinorrhoea, ptroxysmal? 432, 524, 568 on o p)erative treatment, 443 (O) pituitary gland, 551 R1CHARD)S3-q, G.- Post influenz%l cough, 685 ROTgERFHAM, Arthur, appointed a senior corin- ,QAUNDE:Rs, Frederick A.: A Survey of Physics, Richardson, Sir John: surgeon, physician, missioner of tile Board of Control, 67 rev., 1075 sailor, explorer, naturalist, scholar (D. A. ROTHWELL, T. W.: Nocturnal incontinence in SAVAGE, W. G Milk-borne streptococcus epi- Stewart), 110 children. 42 demics, 591 RIcHEs, E. W.: The radiological renal outline, ROUGET, F. A.: Brown-Skquard et So71 tEutvre, Save the Children Fund. See Fund 183-Fractured neck of the femtur treated by rev., 902 iSAVINl, E., death of, 20! injection of blood, 308 Rouvsi.aiR, Dr., elected a member of the SAWDAY, A. Ernest: The incision for appendi- BICHET, Charles (Guy LA%ROcEs and Frangois Acaditnie de M6decine. 479 cectomy, 472 SAINT-GiRONs) : Alimsuttary AntIiphytuxis, ROWLANDS, R P. (a.nd W. D. DOHERTY): Sub- Saxony, trichinosis made a notifiable disease in, rev., 145 phrenic abscess, 168 (0) 381 Rickets. cod-liver oil and irraliated ergosterol ROWLETTE. R. J.: Puerneral sepsis, 100 Scabies, transmission of (Arthur Whitfield), 351 in, relative actions of, 853 ROWNTREE, Cecil: Surgical treatment of gastric -Discussion, 351 Rickets and oral sep3is, 232-Report of Com- ulcer, 848 SCAMMON, R. E. (J. A. HARRIS, C. M. JACKSON, mittee, 232 ROXBURGH, Colonel J. A.: Report of Glasgow and D. G. PATERSON): Thte Measur ementt of Riedel's disease (C. 0. Davies), 752 Western Infirmary, 30 Man, rev., 102 Ringworm of the scalp, thalliuma acetate treat- Roy, D. W.: The obstetrical problem of the Scandinavians. insanity among the (K. A. ment of (G. H. Percival), 575 (0) contracted pelvis, 897 Andresen), 410 Ringworm transmission of (Arthur Whitfield), Royal Armv Medical Corps. See Armv, British SC kNTLEBURY, Vera: Mental hygiene, 420 351-Discussion, 351 Royal Conmmissions and health (parliamentary SCARTE, G. W. (ind F. E LLOYD): An Elemen- Ringworm, Wood's glass in diagnosis of (John note), 822 taril CGourse int General Physiology: Part I, Kinnear), 791 (0) Royal Faculty of Physicians and Suirgeons of Principle and Theory; Part II, Laboratory RINTO1UL, A. H.: An epidemic of dysentery due Glasgow: Admission of Fellows, 519 Exercises, rev., 1075 - to B. drysenteriae y of Hiess, 138 Royal Institute of Public Health: Congress. See Sch. 122. See Urography RISERtt, Joseph C.: Operative treatment of Congress SCHAEFFER, Karl L., death of. 959 scoliosis, 550 RoyalInstitution: Friday evening discourses at, SCHARFF, R. J.: " Warbles " in man, 80 RITCHIE. W. T.: The treatmEnt of circulatory 778-Reconstruction of the, 857 SCH.RLIEB, Dame Mary: Estate and bequest3 failure, 195-Appreciation of Sir Byrom Bram- Royal Medical Benevolent Fund. See Fund of, 79-Memorial to. 475 well, 825 Royal NfeIical B3nevolent Fund Guild, 326. See SCRERBER, G.: Beitrdge zur Losung des Krebs- Rivers pallution prevention: Report of Scott;sh also Fund problems, 1123 Advisory Committee, 38)-Report of Director Royal S3anitary Institute: Recent msthods of SCHIILLER, Max, death of, 428 of Water Pollution Research, 462-Parlia- sewage troatment. 315-Next congress, 828, Schistosome worms and schistosome m:onsters, mentary note on, 477 1039. See also Congress 8,7, 914, 1140 RIVETT, D. Carnac: Management of pregnancy Royal Victoria Tuberculosis Trust. See Tuber- Schizophrenia, review of book on, 710 in taberculous women, 14I.-The obstetrical culosis SCEHLESINGERa, Bernard (and Frederic John problem of the contracted pelvis, 897 ROYLE, N. D. -The knee-jerk and its variation: POYNTON)- Recent Advanices in the Studv (of 'Rix. It. C.: Sugar in the diet of th3 school child, an indication for sympathetic ramisection or Rheumatism, rev., 186 223 trunk section, 11 (0) SCHOENLEIN. H. W. (and Max LEVINE): A Com- ROBB, Jobn J.: Mortality in acntc appendicular RUNDLE, C.: Immunization against diphtheria pilation of Culture Media fotr thte Cultivation disease, 374 and scarlet fever, 498 of Micro organisms, rev., 186 ROBERTS, A. Boyd: Miscarriage of one twin, Russ, Sidney, C.B.E. conferred on, 25 SCROFIELD, J. Ewart: Non-filarial elephantiasis, 479 RUSSELL, Dorothy S. (H. R. FIsHER, R. J. 795 ROBERTS AND Co.: Index of proprietary drugs, HEILSBY, and S. P. BEDSoN): Three cases Scholarships. State (parliamentary note), 822 124 of psittacosis with two deaths; summary of SCHCOLTZ, Walther: Diag nose, Differential- ROBERTS, Eva Louiise, called to the Bar. 251 necropsy, 888 (0) (?iagtose und Beho7ndlung der Haut- undl ROBERTS, Ff.: X-ray therapy in ma)lignant RUsSELL. M. J.: Meals for school children, 512 GeschlechtskraBkheiten, rev., 543 disease of the lung, 283 RUSSELL PASH., Major-General T. W.: Narcocic School attendance. See Education (School ROBERTS, J. E. H.: lndolent ulcers of the leg, drugs in Egypt, 636, 920 Attendance) Bill 399 Russia, visit of scientists to. 632, 920 School child, health of: Report of the Chief ROBERTSON, A. Stewart: Clinical thermometers, RUrUIERFJRD, Sir Ernest, peerage conferred on, Medical Officer of the Board of Education, 69, 830 25 112 ROBERTSON, Sir Charles Grant: Birmingham RYLE, J. A.: Streptococcal infections. 67.7 School child and milk. See Milk hospitals centre. 31 RYND. Francis :-Neuralgia: introluction of School child, the primary (leading article), 317 ROB RRTSON, G. M.: Annual report of the Royal fluid to the nerve, 652 School child and sugar. See Sugar E linburgh Hospital for Mental and Nervous School children, meals for (Irish Free State), 512 Disorders, 422-the psychiatric out-patient School children, medical and dental treatment clinic, 453-Mental disorders and pernicious of, in London, 71 anaemia, 980 School children, medical examination of (parlia- ROBERTSON, William N., C.M.G. conferred on, mentary note), 566 1004 School children, miedical inspection of (parlia- BOBINSON, Arthur, retirement of, 237 S. mentary note), 608 ROBINSON. Henry: Medical charities, 119 School inspection, medical, in Northern Ireland, ROBINSON. Leyland: Fibromyomatous uteri ST. ENGEL (and others): Ergebeisse der 324 simulating pregnancy, 798 r,esamten Tuberkeloseforsc1hung, Band It, rev.. Schoois for epileptics (parliamentary note), 960 ROBINSON, R. A.: Bell's Sale of Food and Drugs, 850 Schools, health in (A. S. H Macgregor), 237 eighth edition, rev., 1027 St. .Tohnt Arnbulance Associationt, its History, Schiools of hygiene, report on, 905. See also ROCHE, Alex. E.: Pruritus with jaundice, 42 and its Pert in the Ambutlance Movemnent, rev., Hygiene ROCHEI, Redmond: Members of the Royal 901 Schools, special, revised list of certified, 876 College of Surgeons, 159 St. John the Divin3 Nursing Sisters open a SCRWARTZMAN, M. S.: Muscle extract treatment Rockefeller Foundation: Alethods and Problems midwifery centre at Deptford, 691. 815 of Home grave vaseular diseases, 492 (0) of Medical Education. eighteenth series, 67- St. John of Jerusalem, Order of: Home ambu- Sciatica, treatment of, 293, 336, 432-Quinine and Presents an All-India Institute of fHygiene and lance service report, 722, 1134 urea hydrochloride solutions in, 293. 336, 432 Public Health, 543-Investigation into the St. Pancras, new houses for old in, 556 Science discipline (Sir David Prain), 79 capital valuie of expenditure in American SABIN, Florence R The fractional products of Science and its instruments: Annual exhibition, hospitals, 592 the tuberc!e bacillus, 411 105 rThuBum=m 30 JAN.-JUNE, 193I] INDEX MEDICAL JoVUEAIL

Scientific investigations, applications for Scotland (continued): Serum treatment of bovine tuberculosis (parlia- Government grant for, 251 Muir, Robert, presentation of his portrait to, mentary note), 566 Scientific research. See Resear-ch 152, 197 Service reports, 409,505-An error, 505. See also Selavo [Achille] prize. See Prize Muir, William, sum colleeted for, 1088 Air Force, Army,Navy Selerodlerma with pernicious anaemia, 1007,1103, Nurseries, day, and child gardens in, 244 Sewage, fat from (parliamentary note),875 1145 Nursing conference. 765, 997 Sewage treatment, recent methods of (William Sclerosis, disseminated, etiology of (E. Arnold Nursing schemes. Scottish 512 Butler), 315 Carmichael), 98- Discussion, 98- Leading Paying pi tientq in hospitals, 724 SEWELL, S. V.: Mental hygiene,420 article, 943 Peking sku II, 282 Sex characters, review of. with special Sclerosis, disseminated, Halley Stewart Trust Pension, old age, for the certified pLtient, 325 to the adrenal cortex (L. R. Broster, 743(0) provides freehold Premises at Hampstead for Pharmacopoeia. Brittsh. revision of, 196 Sex,review of book on, 1121 the study of, 335 Probation of Offenders (Scotland) Bill, 429,1004 Sexual impotence, treatment (J. Young), Sclerosis, disseminated, liver treatment of Puerperal fever, source of infection in, 191 -Discussion, 1118 (Alexander Goodall aud James K. Slater), 789 Red Cross Society, 422 Sexual Reform Congress. See Congress (0) Regional mndical officer, appointment of, 238 SEYER, Raymond, death of, 102 Sclerosis, disseminated, research on, 425, 474, Robinson, Arthur, retirement of, 237 SEYMOUB-PRICE, P.: Treatment of nervous 513, 530-Miss K. Chevassut's refusal to accept Royal Victoria Ttiberculosis Trust, 511 exhaustion. 754 the offer of the Medical Research Council to St. Andrews, new professor at, 281 Shz:ZARY, A.: Le Traitement de la Syphilis, rev., demonstrate a spherule, 425 Schools, health in, 237 226 Scoliosis, operative tre itment of (Russell A. Scottish Odonto Chirargical Society, 555 SHAKESPEAR, Dame Ethel: RBirmingham Hibbs, Joseph C. Hisser, and Albert B. Scottish Scientific Advisory Committee, 471 medical officers and the "resignation Ferguson), 550 Scottish workers, bealth of, 29 marriage" claxuse,198 Relkirk Hospital, 1088 Shanghai Institute for encouragement Scotland: Smellie, Dr. William, renovation of tombstone operation bhtween Chinese and Western Aberdeen: Elphinstone celebrations at, 1043- of, 813 thought,gift towards rebuilding of,479 Nurses' home, 1133-Soring graluation, 643 Boot and smoke, dangers to healtb from, 863 Shangtung School of Medicine,878 t 'nsioa of seruim in Barrie, William Turnbull, presentation to, Tuke. A. L. .., made an honorary freeman SHAW. 1B. H.:-Surfaoe 471 of the city of Dunfermline, 814 g neral paralysis: an aid to diagnosis, 623(0) Bellahouston Hospital central corridor Veterinary art, development of. 238 SHAW, J. J. McIatosh, elected a Fellow of the system, *97 Vital statistics, 642 Royal Society of Edinburgh,479 Blind, care of the, 1087 West Govan Child Welfare Association, 421 SH&W, Maurice E.: Bloo i pressure Child, care of the, 152 asstrance, 766 Criehton Royal Institution. Dumfries, 325 Scotland, Department of Health for: Annual SHAW, R. W.: ,pinocain anaesthesia, Dairy Research Institute, a new, 813 rep)rt. 1041, 1131-Milk consumption and the SEiAw, W. Fletcher: Pain in the lower abdomen, Deaf, education of, 115 growth of echool children, 114-Puerperal 269-Epithelioma of the vulva, 541 Dundee Roval Infirmary, ]088 fever, souirces of infection in, report on (-John SHAW. Wilfred: The keloid ovary.645 Dunfermliue: Hospital. 371, 761-Health of, Smith'. 191, 805- egional medical officer tiErAW-MAcKENzIEB J. A.: Canter Scientifijc 953 appointed, 238 RBsearch. 725 EDINBURGH: SCOTT, A.: Gonococcal rhinitis, 561 SHEARER, A.: keical services in the Highlands Uh'-miitry, new Professor of (Thomas Slater SCOTT, Agnes Cathe.ine, C.B E. conferred on, and Islands, 642 courses 335 Prie t, 863 25, 70 Sheffleld, post-graduste at, Child psychology, clinic for, 422 SCOTT, F. Gilbert: Climate of Majorca. 432 SHELDON, Wilfrid: The interpretation pain Church of Scotland Deaconness Hospital, 643 SCOTT, F. G. bisughton: Prevention and treat- in infancy, 530 (0) Deaf, education of, 1X5 ment of drug addiction, 496-An unusual SHEPPARD, R. L.: Schistosome worms andl Foot clinic, 471 mental abnormality, 561 schistosome monsters, 914 Hospital for Sick Children, 1132 SCOTT, S. Gilbert: The radiological renal out- SHERA, A. G.: Vaccine therapy, 355-Vaccine Maternity hospital. 724 line,183-Diverticula of the duodenum, 346 (0) dosage, 685-Mental disorder and pernicious Milk for school children, 238 -Diverticula of the colon, 646 anaemia, 981 S. L. Nursing, hospital, and Health Week, 828 Scottish Eduication Department: Notification SHEERMAN. H. C. (and SMITH): Vitamfns, Poor Law ho3pitals, teaching in. 371 of mental defect, 281 second edition, rev., 991 Post-graduate courses in medicine, 643 Scottish Scientific Advisory Committee, 471 SHERRINGTON. Sir Charles: Hughlings Jackson con- Professor, a new (James Cooper Brash), 643 Scottish workers, health of (Sir Thomas Lect ire on quantitative management Royal Blind Asylum and Sehool, 1087 Legge), 29 traction for "lowest-level " co-ordination, Royal College of Phvsicians, 363, 370 Screen, anaesthetic, as " surgical aid " (Sir (10 Royal Edinburgh Hospital for Mental and W. I. de Courcy Wheeler), 975 SHIBLEY, G. S. *Etiology of the common cold, Nervous Disorders, 422 SCaIPTURE, Edlward, elected a member of 149 Rtoyal Infirmary, 237, 371 the International Society of Experimental Shipboard, health on (parliamentary note), Royal Medical Society, 371 Phonetics, 293 Ship surgeons refresher courses for. 676,1139 medical advice Social Union, 471 Scurvy (Dr. Charcot). 862 Ships, wireless station for for. University. See University in General Index Security of tenure in public posts. See Public 1099 Women's hospitals, 602 posts SHIPwAY, Sir Francis: choice anaes- Egyptian clinical surgery, 601 Seamen, merchant: Welfare of. 66-Report of shetic. 265-Avertin anaesthesia, 330, of neck Falkirk Infirmary, new, 153 Norwegian Red Cross Society, 66-Sickness SHIRLAW, J. E. T.: Fractures Fife: Co operation between public health among (parliamentary note), 39-He*lth of femur, 913 staffs and the general practitioners of the (parliamentary note), 291, 608 SHIRLAW, J. Thomson: The metabolism of county, 198 Sea-sickness (Group Captain Martin Flack), tumours, 74 H. Front line defence, 198 176 (0) Shock, obstetric (Miles Phillips), 833 (0)- Gilgal Hospital, Perth. 1C88 Sea-sickness and ketosis (J. R. Marrack), 178 (0) Correspondence on, 912, 955,1003,1046 GLA8GOW: Sea-sickness and the labyrinthine theory Shock, obstetric, and pituitrin, 955. 1003 treatment Anderson College. 511 (T. Gwynne Maitland). 171 (0) Shock following street aocidents, of. Bellanouston Hospital central corridor Seborrhoea and acidosis (John T. Ingram and 868 system, 197 F. S. Fowweather, 839(0)-Correspondence on, SHoRE, R A.: Goitre sehool children, gastric Ci)ngress of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 914 SHORT. A. Ilendle: British, 601 Sedimentation, review of book on, 589 duodenal ulcer, (O)-(And Carey Ear. Nose, and Throat Hospital, 814 S*E:, Pierre: Epidemiology of acute polio- COOMBS. editors): The Medical Annual, rev.. Egypt Society, 601 myelitis, 634 982 Home for incurables, 1043 S§EFTON, J.: Pregnancy with intact hymen. 780 SHORTEN. Wing Commander W. Maternity hospital, 421 SEGERDAL. A.: Teeth at birth, 336 C.B E. conferred on, Post-graduate courses in, 953 SEIDEL. Dr.: Recent advances in chemistry of SHORTT, C. J. Di Vere: esa labour, Royal Asylum, 863 vitamins, 1117 Shoulder, recurrent dislocation (leading Royal Hospital for Sick Children, 724 SEILER, H. E. (and Mary D. GILMOUR): A case article), 275 Royal Infirmary, 324, 724 of pulmonary asbestosis. 1112 (0) S1HREWSBURY. infection Royal Samaritan Hospital, 643 SaMON, H. C. G.: Tr-eatment of eczema, 184- with a diphtheroid bacillus, i University report, 764 Eczema of internal origin, 540-The post- Sick an wounded war, new care University Union, the new, 29 influenzal cough. 769 Convention Victoria Infirmary, 370 SEMPLE. Sir David: Reports on his antirabic Sickness, sea. See Sea-sickneFs Western Infirmary, 30. 281 serum, 420 Sierra Leone: Change Deputy G engall Hospit.al. Ayr, 325 Senility and rejuvenation (Arnold Ljorang), 185 Director, Health dervice, Assistant Director. in Govan, David Blder Infirmary, 282 B3NN. Ch. Herman:-British Red Cross Society: Health Service. 431-Survey Haig (Earl) Memorial Hospital at Hawick, 238 Cookerv and. Catering Manual, second edition, ID, B. Blacklook), Health of: Report of the Department of rev., 985 Sight tests for motorists. See Health, 1041, 1131 Sensory nerve fibres. messages In, and their Sigmoidoseope, a. Convalescent, Health in schools, 237 interpretation (E. D. Adrian), 979 SIGNY. A. G. (and NAB&RRO): (0) Health services: In Lanark: proposed co- Sentence of Death (Expectant Mothers) Bill, 291, serum in prophylaxis measles, varicose ordination, 369-In Scotland, 554 916-See also Oapital punishment SILCOCK, F. A. E.: Treatment uleers,. Highlands and Islands medical services. 642 Sepsis, oral, and rickets, 232-Report of com- 34 Hospital patients, insured, records of. 324 mittee, 232 Silicosis:-In Africa. Report Miners' Hosnitals, voluntary, contributory system for, Sepsis, puerperal. See Puerperal Phthisis Bureau, 28, 355-Report L. lC42 Septicaemia and encephalitis in relation to national Conference Johannesburg Housing in (parliamentary note), 960 vaccination (Major Robert Priest), 349 (0) Middleton), 548-Iteport papers presented at the Medical Infantile mortality (parliamentary note), 650, Septicaemia from minor wounds, 242, 283 a meeting Transvaal 960 Serum anaphylaxis (W. S. Brindle and R. E. Officers' Association, 1033-knd mining Kilmarnock drainage scheme, 724 Jackson), 220-Correspondence on, 424, 516, 559 (J. S. Haldane). 154-Amongst gold Larbert Mental Hospital, 115, 602 Serum, antipneumococcal. in the treatment of (Arthur Hall). o6, 874- Lord High Commissioner and hospitals, 953 lobar pneumonia (R. R. Armstrong and R. S. 399. 874. 959-Claims Scotland, Medical Women's Federation, 554 Johnson), 701 (0). 931 (0)-Correspondence on, International classification of the stages of, Mental defect in, conference on, 996 817 874 Mental deFect, notification of, 281 Serum, antipneumococcie (Felton), 985 Silicosis and Asbestosis (Me lical Fees) Regula- Mental defectives, juvenile, in (parliamentary Serum, antitetanic, decision as to obligatory tions, 959 note), 1098 use of, 861 Silicosis, camptign against (leading article). 548 Mental deficiency in, 602 Serum. convalescent, in prophylaxis of measles Silicosis, histo-pathology of (F. W. Simson), 1033 Mental hospital appointment, 554 (D. N. Nabarro and A. G. Signy), 12 10) Silicosis. pathological anatomy of (A. Suther- Mental factor in disease. 29 Berum, syphilitic, surface tension of in general land Strachan), 1034 Midwives Board, Central, for Scotland, 864 paralysis: an aid to diagnosis (B. H. Shaw), Silicosis, pathology, radiology, and symptom- Milk and the school child, 114. 238 623 (0) atology of (Da. G. Irvine), 1034 Mines, varying rates of sickness in, 1026 Serum treatment (specifio) of lobar pneumonia SIMMONDS, Rose M.: Handbook of Diets, rev., Morison Lectures, 370 in adults, 557. See also Pneumonia 902 THE BRITISH JAN.-JUJNE, 193I] INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL 31

SIMON, Cltment: Lettres a uvn Md4ocin Smoke and soot, dangers to health from, 863 Society, London Jewish Hospital Medical: The Practicien sur la Dermatologie et la Venirlo- SMYLY, Sir William: Puerperal sepsis, 99 trend of medical practice, 470-Intracranial logie, 635 SMYTH, Lieut.-Col. Frederick Augustus, obituary tumours, 798 SimON, George (and H. P. NELSON): The acces- notice of, 429 Society, Manchester Medical: Pain in the lower sory lobe of the azygos vein, 9 (0)-(And SMYTHE, H. J. Drew: Indications of the induc- abdomen, 269-Treatment of toxic goitre, 45(- E. T. C. MILLIGAN): Routine radiograms for tion of premature labour, 1018 (0) Surgery of the pituitary body, 668-Sanocrysin investigation of intestinal obstruction, 1114 (0) Snake-bite in India, 252 for phthisis in children, 668-Calculus of the :SIMON, Paul, death of, 202, 959 SNAPPFR, I.: Protein content of the plasma, 399 ureter, 669-Epidemic encephalitis, 849 SIMPsoN, G. A. Garey: The post-influenzal SNow, E. C.: " Warbles " in man, 79 Society, Manchester Pathological: Epidemic cough, 878 Social hygiene. See Hygiene encephalitis, 849 'SIMsoN. Cantain Alexander Macdonald, men- Social psychiatry. See Psychiatry Society, Medical, of Individual Psychology: The tioned ia dispatches (Nuer country), 77 Social services (parliamentary note), 204 practice of individual psychology, 139- .SIMsoN, F. W.: The histo-pathology of silicosis, Social Union, Edinburgh: Annual report, 471 Obsessional neurosis, 936-The psychological 1033 Social work, Congress on. See Congress factor in the rheuraatic syndrome, 937-Treat- SIMsoN, Sir Henry: Post-gradugte opportunities, Socialist Mdedical Association. See Association ment of impotence, 1117 721 Socialist medical conference at Carlsbad, 1035 Society, Medical, of London:-Medical and sur; SINcLAIR, Major lKeurice: Surgical glue, 630 - Societies, medical, place of in she progress of gical rises of diathermy, 181-The choice of an Fracture of the neck of the femur, 1093 medicine (Raymond Crawfurd), 1036 anaesthetic, 265-Indolent ulcess of the leg, SINTON, Dr.: Foreigd body in bowel, 578 Societies, taxation of See lax stion atd Income 398-Lettsomian Lectures: The spleen: its Sinuses, accessory nasal, radiography of (H. K. Society, Aberdeen Medico-Chirurgical: Alkali structure, functions, and diseases. 413-The Graham Hodgeon). 551 treatment of nephritis, 223-Convulsions treatment of pneumonia, 4W6-158th anniver- ,Sinusitis. frontal kJeading article), 275 oocurring dturing surgical anaesthesia, 224, sary dinner, 459-Growth in children, 583- .Sinusitus. frontal, wildh intracranial sunpura- 440-Traumatic aneurysm of the plantar Annual oration: Medicine as a science and an tion and invasion of blond and cerobro-spinal artery. 224-Injection treatment of varicose art 845 fluid by different organisms (John A. Burgess), veins, 312 Society, Medical, of the Mediterranean Coast, 936 Society. Abernethian: Centenary of the death arranges a tour, 380 SKEELS, P. B., appointed assistant deputy of John Abernethy, 718, 719 Society of Medical History, Chicago: John coroner for the oentral district of London, 251 Society, American, of Clinical Pathologists Haygarth of Chester, 1086 Skin diseaseq, cold in relation to (H, Hax- First issue of the official organ of, 876 Society of Medical Officers of Health (Infant thausen), 192. See also Cold Society of Apo thecaries. See Apothecaries Welfare Subgroup of the Midland Branch): Skin grafting, review of book on, 313 Society, Birmingham Dental Students: Annual Pulmonary tuberculosis in childhood, 694- Skin. See also Dermatology dinner, 41 Fever Hospitals Medical Service Group: S1KOTTOWE, [an: The psychiatric out-patent Society, Bradford Medico-Chirurgical: Thirty Annual meeting, 1072-State control of thera- clinic, 452 years of stomach surgery, 489 peutic substances, 1072 Skull, fracture of. in childhood (John T. Society, Brighton and Sussex Medico-Chirur- Society of Medical Superintendents: Annual Morrison and Miriam R Iskin), 212 (0) gical: Insomn!a 142-Organic nervous disease, dinner, 651 Skull, fractured base of: effects on hearing 403-Treatment of pituitary dsorders, 498- Society, Midland Gynaecological and Obstetrical: (E. D. D. Davis), 419 Acute intestinal olbstruction, 708 The keloid ovary, 527 13kull, Peking (G. Elliot Smith). 151. 282 551, 652. Society, lBristol Medico-Chirurgical: Spinal Society, Newcastle upon-Tyne and Northern See also Peking anaesthesia, 785 Counties Medical: Artificial pneumothorax, SLLTER, James K. (and Alexan ler GOODALL): Society,Chelsea Clinical: Treatment of eczema, 270-Hume &fectures on haemolytic icterus, 921, Treatment of disseminated sclerosis-by liver, 184- Vreatment of glandular deficiencies, 400- 963 789(0) Treatment of nervous exhaustion, 753 Society, North of England Obstetrical and SLATER, Robert Henry. awarded the Freeland Society. Cremation: %nnual meeting. 636 Gynaecological:-Obstructive inflammatory Barbour Fellowship, 873 Society, Devon and Exeter Medico-Chirurgical: lesions of tbe uternis, 16 - Pathological Sleep in hospitals, 30, 992. See also Hospitals Annual meeting, 356-Exhibition of cases, 356- exbibits, 16-Chorion epittlielioma of uterus, Sleep, review of book on, 405 Myasthenia gravis 336-Al buminuric retinitiq, 16-Specimen of a twin pregnancy, 16-Carein- SL088sE, Auguste, death of, 648 356-Polycythaemia. 356-Marie's ataxia, 849- oma in one horn of a bicornuate uterus. 16- SLOT, Gl rald: Kalign *nt dieease of the large Glandular lipoma, 849 Ectopic gestation in a hydrosalpinx, 17-Large intestine, 142 Society, Edinburgh Obstetrical: Histological cervical fibroid, 17 - President's address: Slum clearance schemes (parliamentary note), changes in the liver in a series of cases of " Stock taking," 100-Exhibition of cases and 969 eclampsia, 98-Traumatic rupture of uterus at specimens, 100-Vagiual hysterectomy, 451- Small-pox: Deaths from, 291, 334, 477,874, 1054- fourth month. 99-A retrospect of gynaecology Appearance of ovum c uring pregnancy. 451 Deaths of seven children from, 334-Detection and obstetrics, 354-Digestive disorders in -Gynaecological tumours, 541-Perforatlng of, r,ondon County Council regulations, 952- breast-fed infants, 451-Cystoseopic appear- adenoma of cervix. 54'-Epithelioma of the In Germany, 961-In London. 40, 244-Lymph, a-ces in carcinoma of the cervix uteri, 627- vulva, 541-Uterus contwining a sarcomatous -charge for. 477 - In Northern and Southern Uterine prolapse, 1025 -Pregnancy and heart polypus, 542-Ulerus and appendages with a R lodesia. 822-Parliamentary notes, 40,244,291, disease 1026 fimbrial cyst with twisted pedicle and early 334. 477, 821, 874, 1054-Prevention of (leading So iety, Edinburgh Royal: E'ection of Fellows, papilliferous carcinoma of ovary. 512-Pseudo- artiele).990-tfinistry of Health Memorandum 479 myxoma of the ov-'ries and p-ritoneum, 542 - on Vaccination Acts and small-pox p evention, Society, Edinburgh IRoyal Medical: Annual Double pvosalpinx in a girl of sixteen, 542- 995-Successful primary vaccinations, 822. See dinner, 371 Lower segment Caesarean section,798-Uterus also Vaccination society, Ednburgh University Agricultural: with attached portion of colon, 798-Fihro- SMHALL, J. T.: Typos of pneumococci in relation The establishment end devblopment of myomatous uteri simulating pregnancy, 798- to disease, 661 (0) veterinary e lucation, 238 Torsion of a hydrosalplnx, 798-Uterus spon- SMELLIE, William, unveiling of the renovated Society, Enniskillen District Nursing: Annual taneously ruptured during unassisted delivery, memorial stone on the grave of, 813 meeting, 512-Parsimony in health services, 798 .methurst, Thomas, Tial o1 (Leonard Parry), 512 Society, North of England Ophthalmological: rev., 1119 Society, Eugenics: Sterilization of mental de- Intranasal dacryocystostomy for relief of SMITH, Dame Anne Beaesinore, awarded the fectives, 432 lacrymal obstruction. 391 Florence Nightingale me'ial, 1097 Society, French National Antituberculosis, Society, Nottingham Medical: Fractures of the SMITH, A. Hayes: Glyceria as surgical dressing, issues a statistical renort on tubercsslosis, 828 neck of.the femur, 781 33S-2voncedtrated antipneumonoccal serum Society, German, for the Study of the CireoLla- Society. Ophthalmological, of the United in the breatment of lobar pneumonia, 818 tion: Proceedins, rev., 802 Kingdom: Transaction', Vol. 1, rev., 852 SMITH. A. Tennyson: Treatment of asthma by Society, German, for Internal Medicine: Annual Society, Optical: Annual exhibition of instru- minute doses of tuberculin, 1140 meeting (1931), Wiesbaden. 205 ments, etc., 105 'SMITH, Sir Frank Edward, LL.D. Aberdeen Society, German, for Internal Medicine and Society of Orthopaedic Surgery, International- conferred on, 643 Neurology in the Czechoslovakian Republic: Presidential address: The domain of ortho- SMITH. Major-General Sir Frederick: The Earlv First scientific meeting, Prague (1931), 431 paedic surgery, 295 History of VeterinarV Literature atd its Society, German, for Combating Rheumatism: Society of oto-rhino-laryngology established at British Development,rev.. 672 Practical course of study in rheumatic dis- Lyons, 876 StMITH, G. Elliot: The Peking man, 151, 282, 551, eases, 335 Society, Paddington Medical: The work of the 652-Early men and apes, 908 Society, Glasgow Egypt: Clinical surgery in tuberculosis dispensary, 732 StMITH, G. F. Rawdon: Appreciation of John ancient Egypt, 601 ociety, Pharmaceutical. of Great Britain: Edward Gemmell, 249 Soniety, Glasgow Rtoyal Medico-Chirurgical: Revision of the British Pharrraeopoeia, 196 SMITH, George Gilbert: Treatment of cancer of The treatment of circulatory failure, 195 -The Pharmacy and Poisons Bill, 280-Five the bladder, 459 Society. Glasgow University Nledico-Chirurgical: years' work of its pharmacological labora- .SMIT,. Lieut.-Col. Henry: The general practi- Zoster. varicella. and encephalitis, 81 tories, 36 tioner and poisoning cases, 35 Society, Harveian. of London: Ce Atenary of, 123, Society, Physical: Annual exhibitlon af instru- SMITH. James Lorrain: Death of, 718-Obituary 279,19)36,1084-Annual meeting, 123-Election of ments, etc.. 105-' Audition." 1146-A simple notice of. 773 officers, 123-Harveian Or-ation on the pituitary method of measuring noise, 1146 SM[TEI. John: Causatinn and Source of Infection gland. 551-Calcium therapy, 898-Pilgrimage Society, Physiological. issues a subject index in Puerveral Fever, 191, 805-Awarded the to the tomb of William Harvey. 961. 1085-The to the first sixty volumes of the Journal of Nichols prize, 1083 place of medical societies in the progress of Physiology, 363 SMITH, Kenneth R.: The binoscope, 844 medicine, 1036-Celebration at St. Bartholo- Society, Polish, of Oto-Laryngology: Honorary SMITH, Leslie: Foutr Years Out of Life, rev., 1074 mew's Hospital, 1034-Centenary dinner, 1084 member elected, 251 .SMITH, N. Ross: The intervertebral discs, 230 Society, Hunterian: Hunter an Lecture and the Society for Prostitution Regulation and State SMITH, 0. F. Guthrie (and Arthur E. PORRITT): problem of rejuvenation, 185-Annual dinner, Su3pervision, International: Annual meeting, Method of exciting incipjent movement in 372-Next award of the Hunterian medal to be 431 weakened and paralysed muscles, 54 (0) in 1932, 1007 Society of Public Analysts: New development SMITH, Percy: The psychiatric out-patient clinic, Society, Illuminating Engine-ring: Glass, 906 in filter papers, 849-New method for detect- 453 Society, Industrial Health Education: Annual ing decomposition of medicinal chloroform, SMITH, P. Montague: Treatment of eczema, 184 report, 651 849-Contaminations in morphine depositt d in SMITH, B. B.: Streptococcal infections, 677 Society, Industrial Welfare: Industrial Welfare the British Pharmacopoeia process for the SMITH. Stanley Alwyn, obituary notice of, 425 and Personntel Management, 716-Rationaliza- analysis of opium, 849 SMITH, Sydney (and John GLAISTEIL, jun.): tion and psychology, 716 Society of Radiographers: Annual dinner, Recent Advances in Forentsic Medicine, rev., Society, Irish Clean Milk: Report, 954 326 499-Appointed Dean of the Faculty of Society. King's College Medical: The sound film Society, Red Cross, British: Annual meeting of Medicine at Edinburgh University, 998 in medical education, 999 the City of Edinburgh Branch, 422-Rheum- SMITH, S. L. (and H. C. SHRBMAN): The Societyv, Leeds Students' Medical: Some tendon atism centres, 675-Home ambulance service, Vitamins, second edition, rev., 991 ruptures, 611 annual report, 722-Quarterly report, 1134- SMITH. Travers: Treatment of nervous ex- Society, Leeds and West Riding Medico-Chirur- Cookery and Catering Maniual. second edition, haustion, 754 gical: Acidosis from the clinician's point of rev., 985 SMITE, Sir William R., Ehrlich-Weigert medal view, 433-Peritonitis due to perforation of the Society, Red Cross, Norwegian: Report on the of the University of Frankfort presented to, bowel by for-eign bodies. 577 welfare of merchant seamen. 66 960 Society, London and Counties Medical Pro- Society for Relief of Widows and Orphans of Smoke abatement (parliamentary note), 821 tection: Annual meeting, 812-Election of Medical Men: Annual meeting, 909 Smoke Abatement Society See Society officers. 813 r Txz Baum 32 JAN.-JUNE, I9301 INDEX. I DICAL JOUENIAZ

Society, Research Defence:-The Fiaht against Society, Smoke Abatement: Annual meeting of STEAD, GE.: Cambridge diploma in medical Disease, 479-8tepben PagetMemorial Lecture: the Scottish Branch, 863-Dangers to health radiology, 160 Effect of research on curative medicine, from soot and smoke, 863-Coal, smoke, and STEEL, William Dyne, obituary nQtide of, 38 1076 cancer, 863 STEELE, John, obituary notice of, 648 Society, Royal: Government grant for scientific Society, Southport Medical: Conservative STEENBOCK, H.: Recent advances in chemistry, investigations, 251-Reaction of the dental gynaecological surgery, 653 of vltamins, 1117 pulp to peripheral injury of the dentine, 453- Society of Surgery, International: German, STEIN, Robert Otto: Die Fadenpilzerkrankungen Election of Fellows, 507-Presented with an Austrian, and Hungarian members reinstated, des Menschen, rev., 671 autograph letter of Louis Pasteur, 763- 995-Congress of, 935. See also Congress STBEEL, Wilhelm: Fortschritte der Sexual- Conversazione, 945, 1145--Exhibits, 945,1145- Society of Surgery, Swiss: Annual meeting, wissenschraft und Psychanialyse, rev., 852 Messages in sensory nerve fibres and their 1144 STENHOUSIE, Surgeon Rear-AdmiralJohn Hulton. interpretation, 979 - Recent advances in Society, Torquay Medical: Treatment of dys- obituary notice of, 1053 chemistry-of the vitamins, 1116 menorrhoea, 971 Stenosis, mitral, with incompetence, and labour Society, Royal, of Arts: Industrial lighting, Society, University of London Medical (Alec B. Walker and A. Cameron Ewing), 22L 709 Graduates: Reception at the Royal Free STEPEENS, G. Arbour: The clinical value of a, Society, Royal Asiatic, gift to towards re- Hospital, 198-Annual meeting and dinner, 864 new reflex in chorea. 303 (01-Calcium meta- building the Shanghai Institute for co- Society of Voluntary Unofficial Aunts, 336 bolism, 605-Blood pressure and life assurance, operation between Chinese and Western Society, Wallasey Medical:-Some forms of 816 thought, 479 spasm in childhood: their cause and treat- STEPHENS. John Richard Cook, O.B.E. con- Society, Royal, of Edinburgh. See Society, ment, 165 ferred on, 71 Edinburgh, Royal Society, West London Medico-Chirurgical: Sterilization of mental defectives (parliamentary Malignant disease of the large intestioe, 141- note), 40-Correspondence on, 432. See also Soc[ETrv ROYAL, OF MEDICINE: Cavendish Leeture on development in relation Mental defectives Reception, 205 to heredity, 1044 Stetboscope as an aid to percussion. 34 Some great figures in history, 205 Sodium morrhuate for injection of varicose STEVEN, W.: "A difficulty in a panel practi- Discussion on chronic ulcerative colitis, 504 veins, 1029 tioner's life," 107 Discussion on milk-borne streptococcus Sodium nucleinate in pneumonia, 830 STEVENS, H. B. (and C. F. L. LucAs): First epidemics, 591 Solitary confinement. See Confinement Lines in DisPensing, third edition, rev., 61 Jenner medal awarded, 1083 SOLOMONs, Bethel: Puerperal sepsis, 99- STEVENSON, T. H. C., awarded the Jenner medkl Nichols prize awarded. 1083 Analgesia and labour, 669 of the Royal Society of Medicine, 1083 Special meeting re abolition of Sections of SonMsasPELD,Paul, death of, 872 STEVENS, R. H.: Treatment of eczema, 184 Balneology and Climatology, and of Electro- 8ORsBY, Maurice: Cancer and Race, rev., 800 STEVENSON, Walter Clegg, obituary notice of. Therapeutics, 803. 1055 SOUTAR, J. G.: The psychiatric out-patient 378 Section of Balneoloov and Climatology.- clinic, 453 STEWART, Alfred W.: Recent Advanc¢es in, Physiological effects of baths, 352 Souith Africa. See Africa Physical and Inorganic Chemistry, sixth Section of Children's Diseases.-European SOUTHAM, A. H.: The incision for appendi- edition, rev., 801 women and children in the Tropics. 268- cectomy. 258 (0) STEWART, B. Ealley: Disseminated sclerosis Bacillus Calmette-Gu&rin immunization of SONNTAG Erich: Die Chirurgie des Praktischen research, 474 infants, 1070 Arztes, rev., 901 STE,WART. C. P. (and D. Mt. DUNLOP)- Clinica& Section of Comparative Medicine.-Radio- SOUTTAR, H S.: Schorstein Lecture on radium Chemistry in Practical Medicine, rev., 628 logical problems in veterinary medicine. 15- in the service of surgery. 1 (0)-London Clinic STEWART, D. A.:-Sir John Richardson: surgeon. Scabies and ringworm, 351 and Nursing Home, 287-Intracranial tumours, physician, sailor, explorer, naturalist, scholar. Section of Dermatology.-Scabies and ring- 799 110 worm, 351-Eczema of internal origin, 540 Spahlinger treatment of tuberculosis (parlia- STEWART, Ff. Hilton (and J. H. BIGGARt): Case Section of Electro-Therapeutis. -Radio- mentary note), 203. See also Ttubercu'osis of acute bronchiolectasis, 1115 (0) logical problems in veterinary medicine. 15 Spain: Death rate in Madrid, 333-Tour to spas STEWART, J.: Hallux valgus, 771 Section of Epidemiology and State Medicine. and climatic resorts of, 733 STEWART. J. P.: Frontal sinusitis. 275 -Epidemiology of venereal diseases, 751 SPARKS, J. V.: The modern conception of early STIDsoN, Charles Algernon, obituary notice of, Section of the Historv of Medicinek-Jean phthisis. 1Q03 37 Baptiste B3uillaud, 761 Spas of Czecho;lovakia, medical tour of. 961 STILL,. George Frederic: The History of Paedi- Section of Laryngology.-Tuberculosis of Spas Federation, British: Half-yearly meeting, atrics, rev., 451 the ear, 275-Frontal sinusitis, 275 615 Stillbirth and neo-natal deaths in India, report Section of Medicine.-Protein content of the Spas and health resorts, review of book on, 273 on (Christine J. Thomson), 1089 plasma, 399-The value of liver in treatment, Spas in the Rhineland. tour to, 567, 761 STOCKDALE, E. Malcolm: Tonsillectomy and 584-Treatment by hog's stomach, 585 Spas of North Spain, tonrs for medical men to, rheumatism, 627 Section of Neurology. -Chronic subdural 733 STOCKs. Percy: Incubation period of measles, haematomqs, 97-Etiology of disseminated Spasm in childhood, some forms of: their cause 157-Multiple exostoses obstructing parturi- sclerosis, 97-Mental symptomss associated and treatment (A. Dingwall Fordyce), 165 (0) tion, 766 with brain tuimours, 310 SPEARMAN, C.: Creative Mind, rev., 101 STOECKEL, Walter, issue of the Zentralblatt fir Section of Obstetrics and Gynaecology.- SPEARS, J.: Concurrent herpes and varicella, Gyndkologie dedicated to. 778 Joint meeting with the Tuberculosis Associa- 10b6 Stoke Park Colony, Stapleton, Bristol, recog- tion, 140-Management of pregnancy, parturi- Specialization in the medical curriculum (lead- nized by the University of London for the tion, and the puerperium in tuberculous ing article), 674 Diploma in Psychological Medicine, 961 women, 140-Alkalis in renal complications of Specific fevers. See Fevers STo1KEs, Lieut.-Col. Alexander Haldane. obituary pregnancy, 539-The obstretrical problem of Speculum, rectal, and lamp, 103 notice of, 244 contracted pelvis, 895 SPENCE, Arthur: Acute urethritis in mumps, STOKEs, H.: Perforation of jejunal ulcer, 541 Section of Odontology.-Cyst involving the 751 STOLOFF, E. Gordon: The Chest in Children, whole of the mandible, 222-Replantation of SPENCER, Herbert: Pentapharmactim or Roentgenologically Considered, rev., 670 upper central incisors of a schoolboy, 222- pentapermatum? 562-Harvey Tower, 1093 SToLPER, Lucius. death of. 1142 'Sugar In the diet of the school child, 223- SPENCER, Walter G. (and Stanford CADE): Stomach of hog in the treatment of pernicious Nomenclatuire of pyorrhoea, 945 Diseases of the Tontgue, third edition of anaemia: report of 108 cases (John F. Section of Otology.-Tuberculosis of the ear, Butlin's Diseases of the Tongue, rev,, 709 Wilkinson), 85 (0). 585-Correspondence on. 275-Frontal sinusitis, 275-Fractured base of Spinal anaesthesia. See Anaesthesia 158-Gaster siccata XB.D.H), 359-"Byno the skull and its effects on hearing, 449-Erup- Spinal reflexes. See Reflexes and Co-ordinaqtion eugastrol." 589 tions of the external auditory meatus, 796 Spine, fractured, thirty-eight years with a, 771 Stomach surgery, thirty years of (James Section of Pathology.-The intravenous use Spine fractures. Se e Fractures Phillips), 489 (0) of germicides. 267 #pinoeain anaestbesia. See Anaesthesia Stomatitis gonococcal (A. D. Frazer and J. Section of Pharmacologv.-Avertin and the Spirit, surgical. See Surgical Menton), 1020 (0) liver, 1023-C rebral metabolism, 1021-Digi- Spiritualism and Psychical Research (Exemp- Stone in India causation of (Colonel Robert* t *,lis in toxaemia. 1024--estrin, and pituitrin, tion) Bill, 201 MeCarrisonl, 1C09 (O-Leading article, 1031- 1024-Action of histamine. 1025 S3pirochaete, discovery of the (Erich Hoffmann), Cotrespondence on. 1138 Section of Physical Medictne.-Establish- 676 Stone. See also Calculus and Surgery anid Diet mnent of, 155 Spleen, spontaneous rupture of (Seton Pringle), STONE, William: The welfare of the blind Act 1087 Sub-Section of Procto7ogy. - Ulcerative 708 under the Local Government (1929), colitis, 693-The injection treatment of piles, Spleen: its struettire, functions, and diseases S3TONEY. R. Atkinson: Perforation of jejunal 897 (J. W, MeNee), 413 ulcer, 541-Popliteal aneurysm, 708 Section of Psychiatry. - The structure of Splint for use in operation for septal resection Stopcock and needles for artificial pneumo- neurosis, 148 -Mental symptoms associated (Sir Robert Woods), 270 thorax, 188 with brain tumours, 310-Prevention and Spondylitis deformans (Charles W. Buckley), STOPEs, Marie C.: Pregnancy with intact- treatment of drug addiction, 495 1108 (0) laymen, 920 Section of Surgery.-The intravenous use of Sponflylitis, syphilitic (Christine Abernethy), STORER. Robert V. (and Hamilton KIRKLAND): germicides, 267-Surgical treatment of gastric 1112 (0) Gonococcal rhinitis in an infant, 263 (0), 1093 ulcer, 847 SPRAWsON, Major-General C. A.: Report on STORXONT, J.- Henry: Nord-Sud tours in Italy Section of Therapeutics.-The use of high Madras hospitals, 235 568 carbohydrate diet in the treatment of diabetes, SPRINGTEORPE, J. W.: Incubation period of STORMONT, Mrs.: The psychological factor in 3^9 measles. 734 delinquency, 234 Section of Tropical Diseases.-European Sprue, pathology and treatment of (Lieut.-Col. STRACHAN, A. Sutherland: The pathological women and children in the Tropics, 268- H. W. Acton), 222 anatomy of silicosis, 1034 Treatment of intestinal amoebiasis, 845 STACEY, Eric: Specimen of-a twin vregnancy. 16 Strait-ja cket, dangers of the (parliamentary Sectiont of Urologv.-The radiological renal STACEY-CLEMINSON, Florence: The psycho- note), 875 outline, 183--Excretion urography, 625 logical factor in delinquenct, 234 Strasbourg medical celebrates its ninetieth STALLYBRASS. C. 0.: Bacteriologv and the anniversary, 778 Society- Roval Microscopical:-Annual general clinician, 185-Immunization against diph- STRATHAIEN, G. C.. nominated member of the meeting, 221-President's address: The work theria and scarlet fever. 497-The Principles Council of the Colony of Cyprus, 335 of the society in the development of biology, of Epidemiology, rev., 629 Street rbaccidents. See Accidents 224-The nature of the living cell, 411 STAMFORDEAm, Lord, the late, 723 Streptococeal infections (J. A. Ryle and R. E. Society, Royal, of Tropical Medicine and STANLEY, Arthur, obituary notice of, 687 S4mith). 677 Hygiene: Opening of Nlanson House, 1126 STANNUS. H. S.: European women and children Streptococci and scarlet fever, review of book Society, St. Pancras -House Improvement, work in the Tropics, 268-Epidemiology of venereal on. 938-Correspondence on, 1094. See also of, 556 diseases, 752 - Treatment of intestinal Fever Society, Scottish Odonto-Chirurgical: Annual amoebiasis, 843 Streptococcus epidemics, milk-borne (W. G-. meeting, 555-Dental caries, 555 STARR, Michael- Wagstaff's forceps, 829. 1008 Savage), 591 Society, Selborne. lecture list of, 876 Starvation treatment review of book on, 583 STRONG, Richard (editor): Africa" Society, Sheffield Medico-Chirurgical: Chronic State scholarships. See Scholarships Republic of Libetia Belgian Congo, appendicitis. 185 - Silicosis, 355 - Injection Statistics, medical, review of book on, 544 635 treatment of haemorrhoids, pruritus ani, and Status lymphaticus' Investigation committee's STREUTHERS, J-. A.: Epilepsy pregnancy, fissure, 498-Obstetric shock, 833 report, 468-Correspondence on, 513 218 (0) THx Berres JaAN.-JUNE, 1931] INDEX I MEDICAL JOURNAx. 33

I STUAPRT-WBBB, Dr.: Malignant disease of the Tanganyika Protectorate, recognition of medical THPROWElR, W. R.: Diverticula of the duodenum, large intestine, 142 diplomas in, 163 474 STUARET-WEBB, Ralph H. (and F. Howard Taps and metal fittings, plated, 779, 829, 878 THURSFIELD, Hugh: European women and HumtRHars :-Physiotherapy: its Principles TATE, Frank: Mental hygiene. 420 children in the Tropics, 269 and T eatmnent. rev., 60 TATHAM. Colonel C. J. Willmer: Appreciation Thymus puzzle, the (leading article), 547-Corre- STUBBS, S. G. Blaxland (and E. W. BTLGH): of Stanley Edward Denyer, 563 spondence on, 603 Sizty Centuries of Health and Physick, rev., TAVERNIER, Dr.: Recurrent dislocation of the Thyroid extract (parliamentary note), 39 851 shoulder, 275 Thyroid extract administration followed by STURM, F. P., elected an honorary member of Tavistock Clinic for Functional Nervous Dis- unilateral exophthalmos (T. Glillman Moor- " Le Carrefour de Cos," 335 orders. See Nervous head), 442 (0) Subarachnoid haemorrhage in a child (Mabel L. Taxation of learned societies, 278. See also TICEHIURST, N. F.: Doctors' bills, 1085 Ramsay), 1070. See also Haemorrhage Income tax Tick fever. See Fever Subphrenic abscess. See Abscess TAYLOR, C. B.: Volvulus of a large appendix TIDY, H. Letheby: The Swedish medical Sutgar, blooni. ctoice of method of determina- epip'oica, 795 curriculum, 116- Chronic ulcerative colitis,504 tion for clinical work (Freda K. Herbert and TAYLOR, Charles Joseph Gordon: Natural TIERNEY, G.: Puerperal sepsis, 100 Margherita C. Bourne), 94 (0) labour following Caesarean section, 33 TILLEY, Herbert:-Fracturel base of skull: Sugar blood. See also Blood TAYLOR, F. R. P.: The psychiatric out-patient effect on hearing, 450 Sugar in the diet of the school child (A. A. clinic, 453 TIMOTHY, J. Hadyn, obituary notice of, 1096 Osman), 223 TAYLOR, Gordon: Malignant disease of the TINDALL, D., convicted for falsely pretending Sunday Performances (Regulation) Bill, 727 large intestine, 141 to be a medical man, 1053 SUNDEILL. C. B.: Treatment of nervous exhaus- TAYLOR, Julian: Intracranial tumours, 799 TISDALL, Frederick: Incorporation of vitamins tion, 754 TAYLOR, Seymour, obituary notice of, 938 in bread. 678 Suinlight, artificial, generator (Neron vitalux), Technical officers in Government department3 Tissxi, Philippe. awarded the Swedish gold 456 (leading article), 632 medal for physical education, 41 Sunlight, artificial. See also Actinotherapy; Teeth at birth. 336 TOD. Margaret C. (and Gertrude HERZPELD): Light; Ultra-violet, etc. Teeth and diet (leading article), 502-Corre- Uterine prolapse, 1025 Sunshine Rome. Stillorgan. Co. Dublin: Annual spondence on, 914. See also Diet TomIEiNsoN, J. Goodwin: Unusual distribution report. 1088-Extension of, 1088 Teeth, portable exhibit of, 609 and morphological modification of comedo, Sunshine " lamps, 1029 Teeth. review of book on. 313 666 (0) Sunshine, sensitiveness to, 523, 568, 610 TEH. Wu Lien: Gift to the Royal Asiatic Society, ToMe, H. W.: European women and children in Supplement, contents of the issue of June 27th, China, 479 the Trorics, 1091 1126 Telangiectasis, hereditary multiple (Osler's Tongue, " black." case of (H. Mortimer Wharry), uppuration, paranasal.. See Paranasal disease), 365 664 (0) Suprapubie box, pads for. 227 Telephone charges (parliamentary note), 291 Tongue, black hairy (Humphrey H. Gleave and Suprarenal cortex extract in Addison's disease, Tendon ru vtures (1Harry Platt), 611 (0), 1047, 1100 Samuel Hallam), 663 (0) 480 -Leading article, 633-Correspondence on, 866, Tongue depressor, 188 Surgeons, pnrtraits of, 463 1002, 1047. 1100 Tongue diseases, review of book on, 709 Surgery, clinical, in ancient Egypt (John D. TERMAN, Professor: Genetic Studies of Genlius, Tongue tractor, 273 Comrie). 601 1032 TONEs, J. W.. obituary notice of, 871 Surgery and diet (leading article), 1031-A cor- Terminology, review of book on, 902 Tonsil, dislocation of, 780 rection, 1100 Tetanus, treatment of, 74, 382 'V'onsil artery forceps. 314 Surgery, gynaecological, conservative (W. Blair Tetanus, unusual channel of infection (W. S. Tonsil exvlorators hook. 188 Bell), 653 (0) Brindle), 396 Tonsillectomy and rheumatism (P. W. Leathart), Surgery, minor. of infancy (David Levi), 973 (01. Thallium aeetate in the treatment of ringworm 626 -Correspondence on, 1094. See also Infancy of the scalp (G. H. Percival), 575 (0) Tonsils and adenoids, removal of in the out- Surgery, orthopaedic, the domain of (Sir Robert Thallium poisoning, case of (John Lansbury), patient department (J. Arnold Jones), 217(0) Jones), 295 (O)-L ading article on, 319 320 Tonsils, enlarged: Second interim report of Surgery, plastic, role of in the treatment of Thallium and its risks, 320, 373, 473 committee, 232 lupus vulgaris (T. Pomfret Kilner),,403 Theatre, operating, music in the, 108 Tonsils. instruments for examining and treat- Surgery, present-day, glances at, 107 Then and Now (Archibald Donald, 354. See also ing, 188 Surgery, review of books on, 20, 312, 357, 4'03, 406, Gynaecology, a retrospect of Tonsils. See also Adenoids 587, 710, 755, 901, 1029, 1075 THEOBALD, G. W.: The obstetrical problem of TOOMEY, Noxon: Principles and Practice of Surgery of the stomach, thirty years of (James the contracted pelvis, 897 Dermatology. Vol iii, ' he Treatmentt of Skin Phillips), 489 (0) THEOBALD, S. T.: European women and cbildren Diseases in Detail, rev., 800 Surgical aids," an anaesthetic screen, needle, In the 'rropics. 269 TOTTENHAM, Richard E. (and Henry JELLETT): and thimble as (dir W. I de Courcy Wheeler), Therapeutic substances, State control of A Short Practice of Gynaecology, sixth edition, 975(0) (Percival Hartley, 1072 rev., 455 Surgical anaesthesia. See Anq.esthesia Therapeu ics. review of books on, 20, 188, 984, Toulouse Medical Faculty, institute of serology Surgical diathermy. See Diathermy 1075.1121. See also Treatment and venereal prophylaxis created at, 381 Surgical instruments. marking of: Prosecution Thirapeutique MMdicale: II, Ailmenits MMdica- Tours, foreign medical, 293, 380. See alse under the Merchandise Marks Act, 122 ments, rev., 1121 Medical tours Surgical research. See Research Thermometers, clinical: a warning, 830, 920 Towels, hand, a substitute for, 1050. 1146 Surgical spirit causing acute alcoholic poisoning Thermo-saline apparatus, a simple, 20 Town and Country Planning Bill, 649 (Vincent C. James), 539 TH112BAUT, F. (ana M. CHIRAY): Les Fonctions TowwsNoE. B. ri.: The Slum Problem, rev., 103 SUTHERLAND, D. M.: An unusual abdominal Hepato-Riliaires, rev., 984 % Toxaemia, digitalis in (G. N. Myers), 1024 injury, 264 Thimble as " surgical aid (Sir W. I. de Courcy Toxicology. review of books on. 499, 670.938. See SWAN. Jocelyn: The radiological renal outline, Wheeler', 975 also Forensic medicine and Medical juris- 183-Treatment of cancer, 834 THOMAs, Sir A. Garrod. death of, 233-Obituary prudence Sweden, medical curricuilum in, 116 notice of, 288 Toxoid-antitoxin floccules (a diphtheria prophy Sweepstakes for hospitals (parliamentary note), THOMAS. C. Hamblen *--Medical and surgical lactic, 757 650, 727. 916 uses of diabhermy, 182-The choice of an Trachoma prize. See Prize SWORN, H. G.: Puerperal inversion of the anaesthetic, 266-Treatment of glandular Trade Disputes and Trade Unions (Amendment uterus, 780 deficiency, 401-Fractured base of skull: effect Bill, 39. 203, 429 SYDENHAM, Annie: Maternity work in Hong- on hearing, 450 Traffic accidents. See Accidents Kong with special reference to tropical diseases THOMAS, John Edward, obituary notice of, 648 Traffic privileges for doctors. See Doctors associated with pregnancy, 640 THOMAS, Margaret Wylie: Serum anaphylaxis, TRAQUAIT, H. M.: Introdluction to Clinica Sydnev, public health and tropical medicine 424 Perimetrv, second edition, rev., 499-Opera- schools in, 419. -ee also Australia and Uni- THOMPsON, C. J. S.: The Mystery and Lore of tion for cataract, 1001, 1137 versity Monsters, rev.. 227-A barber-surgeon's instru- Treatment, review of book on, 20, 630, 1121. SYM. William Georqe: Diseases and Injuries of ment case of the Tudor period, 811 See also Therapeutics the Eye. third edition, rev., 454-Tne myopic THOMPSON, ,J. H.: Treatment of malignant TREE, M.: Pulmonary arterio-sclerosis and child, 1087 growths with extracts of parathyroid glands, Ayerza's disease, 819 SYMO,nDS, Sir Charters J.: Hallux valgus, 645 819 TRENDEI.ENBURG, Paul, death of, 291 SymoNns, C. P.: (Chronic subdural basmatoma, THOMPSON, Ralph: Treatment of impotence, TREVELYAN, G. M.: Map of seventeenth-century 98-Mental symptomi associated with brain 1118 England, 280 tumours, 31l THOMPSON, Sidnev: Transmission of scabies TREVES, Sir Frederick: The Students' 11and- SYMONDS, Major H. J. H., appointed Viee-Consul and ringworm, 35) book of Sutrgical Operations, fifth edition, rev., at Bushire, 335 THaOMsON. A. P.: High carbohydrate diet in 581 Synthalin B, review of brok on, 589 diabetes, 3'0 Trials, notable British: Trial of George Chap- Syphilis; cardio-vascular, pathology of, 106 THomsoN, Christine J.: Report on stillbirth and man (edited by Hargrave L. Adam), rev,, Syphilis: Meinicke clarification reaction (David neo-natal death in India, 1089 273-Trial of Harold Greenwood (edited by Prentice). 136 (0)-Correspondence on, 242. THOMSON, 0. 5.: Report on the health of Belfast Winifred Duke), rev., 545 - Trial of Dr. See also Meinicke in 1929. 153 Smethurst (L-eonard A. Parry), rev., 1119 Syphilis, review of books on, 225, 983 THOMSON, F. G.: Physiological effects of baths, Tribromethyl alcohol. See Avertin Syphilis, therapeutic evaluation in the treat- 352 Trichinosis made a notifiable disease in Saxony, ment of (E. Tytler Burke). 306 (0) THOMsON, Lieut.-Col. Henry, obituary notice of, 381 Syphilis, treatment of, 123, 206, 306, 336-By 332 Tri-ortho-cresyl phosphate as a cause of "ginger mercurosol. 336 THiomsoN, Henry (and Samuel J. CAMERON): paralysis," 322 Syphilis in various countries, certain phases of, Prevention of puerperal pyrexia. 350 Tropical anzd Sub-Tropical Diseases. War Office 381 THOMsON, Sir J. Arthur: Apnointed Riddell Memoranda on, fifth edition, rev., 589 Syphilitic spondylitis. See SPondylitis Mlemorial Lecturer for 1931, 429-Hon. LL.D. Tropical diseases associated with pregnancy Syringe case, 456 Aberdeen conferred on, 643 (Annie Sydenham), 640 Syringe, ear, 61 THoMsoN. Sir StOlair: Elected an honorary Tropical medicine, the dawn of (Philip Manson- member of the Polish Society of Oto-Laryn- Bahr). 282 gology, 251--Tuberculosis of the ear, 275 Tropical Medicine, Far Eastern Association of: THORNETT, M-arian:-Chill: its Dangers and Annual Congress at Bangkok (1°30), 2C6 Prevention, rev., 588 Tropical Medicine, London Scbool of. See THORNMILL, Liout.-Col. William Henry, Hygiene and tropical medicine T. obituary notice of, 566 Tropical medicine, review of books on, 272, 589 Throat clinics, foreign, 779, 877 Tropical Medicine, Sydney School of, 419 T.A.F. See Toxoid-antitoxin-floccules Throat, cut, suicidal: recovery (MIarjory W. Tropics, diet and disease among native races in Tabe3 dorsalis simulated by Dseudo-Argyll Warren), 894 theIR. McCarrison, J. B. Orr, and J. L. GilkT), Robertson pupils (W. J. Adie), 928 (0). See also Throat. See also Ear anid Nose 1 1130 Pupils Thrombosis, coronary, and myocardial infarc- Tropics, European women and children in the Taboparesis treated by hyperpyrexia induced tion, with glycosuria (Norman Cruickshank), (A. R. Neligan), 268-Correspondence on. 1091 by hot baths (C. R. Gibson and R. G. Gordon), 618 (0). 867-Correspondence on, 768, 867, Tropics, review of books on residence in the, 756- 1015 (0)-uorrespondence on, 1093. See also 913 TROTTER, Wilfred, recommended for election to Paralysis, general Thrombosis, femoral, in pneumonia, 1146 -the Royal Society, 507 [Th Bmur 34 JAN.-JUNE, I93I] INDEX I MsDICAL JocAxS TRIoup, James: Persistence of the complete TuRNEY. H. G.: Appreciation of Theodore Dyke University constituences, proposed abolition Wolflan duct, 707 Acland, 729 of, 519 'TRoup, W. Annandale: A disclaimer, 1100 TURTON, J. R. H.: Acute intestinal obstruction, University of Dublin: Degrees and pass lists, TRauxPER, Iluhert B.: Health of the worker in 708 204, 429, 564, 777-Honorary degrees, 429-Post- chromium plating. 705 (0) TWEEDIE, Alexander:-Fractured base of skull: Graduate courses, 910-Purser (John Mallet) Tubercle bacillus, fractional products of the effect on hearing, 449 Lecture, 910-Summer term, 777. o8ee also (Florence R. Sabin, C. A. Doan, and C. E. Twin, miscarriage of one, 479, 524. See also College, Trinity Forkner), 411 Miscarriage University of Durham: Appointments, 429 - Tuberculin Clinic: change of address, 206 Twin monster, 480 Honorary degrees, 959-Post-graduate courses, Tuberculin tests (parliamentary note), 727 Twins, review of book on. 314 162-Riddell Memorial Lecturer, 429 Tuberculin treatment of asthma by minute TYLECOTE, Frank E.: Pain in the lower abdo- University of Edinburgh: Appointments, 998- doses, 1140 men, 269 Chair of anatomy, new professor, 643-Chair Tuberculin and the tuberculosis problem. 156 Type cultures, national collection of, 1081. See of chemistry, new professor, 863-Degrees Tuberculosis Association: Management of preg- also Bacteria and pass lists, 40, 518-Ellis prize, 40-Honor- nancy, parturition, and the puerperium in Typhoid fever. See Fever, enteric ary degrees, 518 tuberculous women, 140 Typhoid ulcer. See Ulcer University franchise, 286. See also Representa- Tuberculosis, bovine, in man(leading article), Typhus fever. See Fever tion of therteople Bill 943 TYRRELL, Lieut.-Col. Jasper Robert Joly, C.I.E. University of Glasgow: Appointments, 152, 332- Tuberculosis, bovine, serum treatment of (par- conferred on. 70 Chair of pathology, St Mungo (Notman), 152- liamentary note), 566 TrRELL, Walter, obituary notice of, 826 Degrees and pass lists, 820, 1142-Honorary Tuberculosis in cattle, immunization against degrees, 1142-Hutchison [Harry Stewart] (parliamentary note), 477 prize, 121-Prizes and medals awarded. 332- Tuberculosis in children, prevention of Report, 764-Students' Union, the new, 29 (F.Maurice McPhedran), 342 (0) University, Harvard, cancer research in, 856 Tuberculosis, deaths from, in Calcutta, 866 University of Ireland, National: Appointments, Tuberculosis dispensary, work of the (R. S. U. 121, 478-Degrees and pass lists, 40, 121, 478. Walker), 732 See also College, University, Dublin Tuberculosis of the ear (leading article), 275 Ukraine. tuberculosis in the, 567 University of Kyoto, Imperial: Work of the Tuberculosis, early, the modern conception of Ulcer, duodenal, treatment of (A. Rendle Short), Institute of Anatomy of, 757 (H. V. Morlock), 702 (0)-Correspondence on, 435 (0) -Correspondence on, 558, 647-Medic4l University of Lausanne: Degrees and pass lists, 769, 818, 1003 treatment of, 1145 79 Tuberculosis in H.M.S. Warvpite (parliamentary Ulcer, gastric perforating, three and a half University of Leeds: Appointments. 378- note), 1054 years after gastro-enterostomy for perforating Degrees and pass lists, 606-Scholarships and Tuberculosis,buman and bovine(parliamentary duodenal ulcer(C. C. Holman), 978 prizes awarded, 606-School of medicine, cen- note), 291 Ulcer. gastric, surgical treatment of (A. J. tenary of, 722 Tuberculosis, institutional provision for (parlia- Walton), 847 University ofLeyden: Post-graduate courses, mentary note), 728 Ulcer, gastric. treatment of (A.Rendle Short). 733 Tuberculosis instruction in Belgium, 556 435 (0)-Correspondence on, 558 647 University of Liverpool: Appointments, 1142- Tuberculosis in Labrador. 80 Ulcer, jejunal, perforation of (F. J. Morrin), 541 Degrees and passlists, 121, 564-Title of Pro- Tuberculosis, latent, diagnosis of (leading Ulcer, typhoid, perforated (J. B. G. Muir and fessor Emeritus, 478 article), 63 S. . Chia). 976 (0) Tuberculosis of the mammary gland (George Ulcers, gravitational, 398 UNIVERS8ITYOF LONDON: Jessel). 1023 Ulcers, indolent, of the leg (Dickson Wright), 398 Appointments and elections, 250, 332, 428, 518, Tuberculosis and milk, 602, 916 -Discussion, 398. See also Ulcers,varicose 688, 959, 1142 Taberculosis mortality. statistical report, 828- Ulcers, natural healing of. See Ulcers, varicose Architect appointed, 1043 Report by the Health Section of the League of Ulcers, varicose: Treatment of, 34, 124, 201, 240, Bequests to, 162, 873 Nations, 1127 284, 329. 398, 515, 652, 962-Natural healing of, Buildings, the new, 1033,1043 Tuberculosis and orthopaedic clinics, combined, 80. See also Veins, varicose Chairof Experimental Pathologyatthe Cancer 243 0 Ultra-violet light, review of book on, 312 Hospital, 606 Tuberculosis, outlook on (Sir Robert Philip), Ultra-violet light. See also Actinotherapy; Charing Cross Hospital Medical School, 332 43 (0)-Correspondence on, 155, 238 Light; Sunlight, etc. Degrees and pass lists, 40. 78, 478, 820,1'52 Tuberculosis, post-graduate courses in, 907 Umbilical cord, spontaneous prolapse of during Diploma in Psychological Medicine, 332 Tuberculosis Prevention, National Association| early months of pregnancy (M. Hawke), 936 Diploma in PublicEHealth, regulations for, 518, for: Annual conference, Margate (1931), 108 Umbilicus as a source of infection, 252. See also 688 Tuberculosis. pulmonary, in childhood(G. B. Puerperal fever Dunn Exhibitions in Anatomy and Physiology Dixon), 694 (0) Under-graduate, obstetrical education of the. 959 Tuberculosis, Research Fellowships in, 810 See Obstetrical Examination regulations. 1052 Tuberculo3is, review of books on, 143, 226. 850 Undulant fever. See Fever Grants. applications for, 332 Tuberculosis, sanocrysin for treitment of in " Unipolar air." See Air King's College, 121, 688 children (H. T Ashby). 668 Lectures, 121, 204, 688. 728, 762 Tuberculosis, Spahlinger treatment of (parlia- STATES: Library of, Goldsmiths' Company gift of a msntary note), 203. See also -;)ahlinger UNTTEDBats. research on, 993 new, 918 Tuberculosis statistics (parliamentary note), Blood donors, registration of, 550 London County Council's block maintenance 203 Cancer research in Harvard University, 856 grant, 332 Tuberculosis tour, transatlantic (P. Heffernan), Commonwealth Funi Fellowships: Appoint- London Hospital Medical College, 332, 378, 777, -1055 ments, 919 873 Tuberculosis Trust, Royal Victoria: Annual Ella Sachs Plotz Foundation: Report, 293 London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medi- meeting, 511 " Ginger paralysis' in, 322 cine, 121, 428, 820, 873, 1096 Tuberculosis in the Ukraine, 567 Goitre research, prize for original essay on, 381 London-ichool of Medicine for Women, 250 Tuberculous patients, after-history of, 191 Hospitals, capital value of, 592 M.B. B.S. examination regulations amended, Tuberculous pensioners, mortality of (parlia- Influenza, mortality from, 279 332 mentary note), 875 Inter State Post-graduate Assembly of North Matriculation results. 428 Tuberculous peritonitis simulating coeliac America: Visit to London, 876 Medical Graduates' dinner, 864 disease (E. C. Warner), 977 (0) Medical practitioners connected with hos- Meeting of Senate, 1142 Tuberculous wom n, management of preg- pitals, numbers of, 691 Mickle [Julius] Fellowship, 250, 1052 nancy, parturition. arid the puerperium in Milkused by 'lifferent families in New York: Presentation day, 688 (Geoffrey Marshall), 140 -Correspondence on, statistics. 609 Recognition of institutions for the Diploma in 200 New York Post-Graduate Medical School and Psychological Medicine, 961 TUCKER, D. L.: Nutritional value of milk, 1137 Hospital, 363 Recognition of teachers, 518, 1052 TUKE, A. L. t4., ma(le an honorary freeman of Pellagra in, 961 Rockefe ler Folindation gift to the School of the city of Dunfermline, 814 Pneumonia, mortality from, 279 Economics, 873 Tumour of neck: diagnosis difficult .3ir( William Public Health Service of:Report, 951 Scharlieb [tiarv] Research Scholarship, 162 1. de Courcy Wheeler), 402 Undulant fever in, 807 Titles conferred, 959 Tumouir, pituitary, case of (C. C. Elliott and University College, 78, 204, 429, 688. 777 David P. Marais), 297(0) University of Aberdeen: Bishop Elphinstone University College Committee, 606 Tumour, renal, unusual (Sir William I. de quincentenary celebrations, 1043-Graduation University Colege Hospital Medical School, Courcy Wheeler), 402 ceremony, 643-Honorary degrees. 643 78, 6-0 Tumours of brain associated with mental sym- University Belfast. Queen's: Honorary University Couirt, 162, 332, 873, 918 ptoms (Gordon Holmes), 310 -Discussion, 311 degrees, 873of University entrance scholarsbips: Combined umours of brain, classification of, and its University of Birmingham: Appointments, 478 hospital examination, 918 practical application (Wilder Penfield), 337 (0) -Degrees and pass lists, 40-And the hospitals University studentship in physiology, 728 Tumours, fowl, filt-rable (J. A. Murray and centre, 371 - Lectures, 728 - Post-graduate A. M. Begg), 63 course, 728 University of Manchester: Appointments, 204, Tumours, gynaeoological. 541 University of Bristol! Degrees and pass lists, 1097-Degrees and pass lists, 603 Tumours, intracranial (Gordon M. Holmes), 1097 - Dissertation for M.D. degree. 378 - University of Melbourne: Number of students, 798 Skerritt[Markham] Memorial prize, 121 420-Teaching of organic chemistry, 420- Tumours, metabolism of, 74 University of Brussels. industrial physiology Diplomas in Ophthalmology and Oto-rhino- Tumours of rectum, malignant (W. B. Gabriel), and pathology department of, 556 larynaologv, 420-Date of examinations for 52 (0) MI.D. and M.S. degrees, 420 Tumours, transplantable (M. Datnow), 542 OF CAMBRIDGE; University of Otago Medical School: Proceed- Turmou-s, unusual. exhibitiono1 cases of, 401 UN1VE8RITYAppointments, 162, 777,1052 ings, No. 8, rev., 1075 TUNO, Giulio, death of, 648 Degrees and pass lists, 40. 292, 378, 478, 518, 728, TURNBULL. H. M.: Report on status lymph- 777, 873, 959. 1052, 1096, 1142 UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD: aticus. 468 Diploma in medical radiology, 160 332 Degree days, 428 TURNBULL, J. C.. obituary notice of, 872 Diplomas in public health, hygiene, and Degrees and pass lists, 201, 332, 603. 820 TURSERa, Aldren: Appreciation of Arthur Perigal, tropical medicine and hygiene to be dis- Honorary Fellowship, 1016 563 continued, 332 Radcliffe prize, 564 TURNER, F. Douglas: Causation of mental Professorship of Medicine, 428 REdcliffe Travelling Fellowship, 162, 564 74 Downing 250 deftciency. Fearnsides [E. G.] Scholarship, University, Pazmany-Peth, at Budapest: TURNRNR, Frelerick Meadows, obituary notice Honorary degrees, 518 of dietetics at, 381-Inter- of, 202 TLane, John, presentaLtion, 959, 1052 Institute opened411 TUiYER, G. Grey: Delivers the John B. Murphy Medical courses and examinations, sjyndicate national trachoma prize, Oration at Philadelphia, 806-EH. J. Bigelow appointed to consider, 872 University representation in Parliament (lead- medal conferred on, 994 Pharmacology, university lectureship to be ing artic'e), 318. See also Parliament and TURNER. J. G.: Sugar in the diet of the school established in, 872 Electoral Reform Rill child, 223 Psychology, department of experimental, University of St. Andrews: Appointments, 281 TURNER, Philip: Medical and surgical uses of to be estab- University, Shantung: School of Medicine, 878 diathermy, 182 universits-lished in 872dlemonstratorship [Tzz Bmarn JAN.-JUNE, I931] INDEX IMUZDIGAL JOURNAL 35

University of Sheffield: Appointments, 873- VERNON, M. D.: Report on the movements of WARDE, Mildred: Uses and limitations of opera- Degrees and pass lists, 40 the eyes in reading, 24 tions on the ear, 270 University of Sydney:-Schools of public health Veterinary Bulletin, first issue, 762 WARE, BrnestE.: Members of the Royal College and tropical medicine, 419 - Opening of Veterinary College, Royal (parliamentary notes), of Surgeons, 159 activities: a new era in the teaching of 380, 430, 772, 822. See also College WARNE, William Elsworth, obituary notice of, medicine, 1086 Veterinary education, development of (J. Russell 202 University Women's Federation, International: Greig), 238 WARNERKOS, K. (and others): Medizinische International Fellowship of Research, 506 Veterinary literature, review of book on, 672 Praxis, Band xi, rev., 940 Unofflcial aunts, 336. See also Society of Volun- Veterinary medical research (parliamentary WARNER. C. G.: Report on absenteeism in coal tary Unofficial Aunts note), 1054. See also Research mines, 1026 UNWIN, F. A.: Cornu cutaneum, 610 Veterinarv medicine, radiological problems in: WARNER, E. C.: Tuberculous peritonitis simu- Uraemia, diagnosis of (A. Arnold Osman and Discussion at the Royal Society of Medicine, 15 lating coeliacdisease, 977 (0) Harold G. Close), 1064 (0) Veterinary operations, 677 Warnings, 1008,1056 Ureter, accidental compression of, 80 Veterinary practice, gland grafting in (parlia- WARRBEN, Marjory W.:-Suicidal cut throat: Ureter, calculus of (J. B. Macalpine), 669 mentary note), 960 recovery, 894 Urethritis, acute, in mumps (Arthur Spence), Victorian Council for Mental Hygiene. 420 Warspite, H.M.S., tuberculosis in (parlia- 751-Correspondence on, 816, 868 Vienna. post-graduate courses in, 609, 778 mentary note), 1054 Urinary antiseptic, a new (neotropin), 589 VIILVANDRE, G.: Aspects of radium therapy, 403 WARTHIN, Aldred Scott: The Physician of the Urine, ammoniacal, malnutrition with, 961 VINOENT, George Alves, M.B.E. conferred on, 71 Dance of Death, 994 Urography, excretion: The principles of, and Viodar, a new preparation of iodine, 589 WARWICK, W. Turner: Ma'ignant disease of the newadvances in its technique (A. von Lichten- Virus infections, immunization against by large intestine, 142-Indolent ulcers of the leg, berg), 625-New substancees: D. 34, D. 50, living virus and immune serum (G. M. 399-Injection treatment of Piles, 898 B. 1015, D. 40, and Sch. 122, 625-Discussion, Findlay and E. Etindle), 740 (0)-Correspond- WASSERMANN, A. v. (and W. KOLLE): Hazdbi4ch 626-Note on, 633 ence on. 871, 914. See also Vaccinia der pathogenen Mikroorganismeu, third Urography. See also Pyelography Viruses, filterable, review of book on, 100 edition, rev., 143 Urologic and Cutaneous Review: Contents of Viscerographic method, review of book on, 939 Wassermann reaction in mental hospital prac- February issue, 381 Visual perception in children, monograph on, tice (S. A. Mann and F. Partner, 1124 Urological instruments, historical development 589 WATERHOUSE, Sir Herbert-Death of, 947- of, 293 Vital statistics: For Northern Ireland, 31, 373, Obituary notice of. 1CO5 Urology, practical course on, 828 999-For England and Wales (1930), 162-The Water-taps and fittings, metal, 779, 829, 878 Uroselectan, 625 Reaistrar-General's Statistical Review of WATKYN-TaOMAS, F. W.:-Fractured base of Urticaria, 1099.1145-Review of book on, 271 Englanid anid Wales for the Year 1929, 325 -For skull: effect on hearing, 449 Uterus and appendages with fimbrial eyst Scotland, 642-For the Irish Free State, 683 WATSON, Chalmers: Radiological problems in with twisted pediele and early papilliferous Vitamin A. " Avoleum," 757,852 veterinary medicine, 16 carcinoma of ovary (N. L. Edwards), 542 Vitamin deficiency: The A and B Avitaminosis WATSON, F. H.: Pregnancy records, 830 Uterus, bicornuate,haematometra and haemato- Disease of Sierra Leone, 164 WATSON, Olive Robertson, appointed a member salpinx in one horn of a (S. Subba Rao), 180 Vitamins in bread, incorporation of. 678 of the Board of Trustees for the National Uterus, inversion of, acute (Laurence D. Adler), Vitamins, chemistry of, recent advances in: Galleries of Scotland, 41 96-(Dudley W. Boswell), 582. See also Puer- Discussion at the Royal Society, 1116 WATSON, Robert: Obstetric shock, 1046 peral Vitamins, recent research on, 991 WATSON-WILLIAMS. E.: eruptions of the external Uterus, inversion of, puerperal, 780 Vitamins, review of book on. 312.991 auditory meatus, 797 Uterus, obstructive inflammatory lesions of the Vitamins and subacute combined degeneration WATSON-WILLIAMS. Patrick: The prostrate im (D. Dougal), 16 of the cord (Edward Mellanby). 409 general practice, 603 Uterus, prolapse of (Gertrude Herzfeld and Vitreous body, nature of the (W. Stewart Duke- WEAVER, George John: Tohn Havgarth,. Margaret C. Tod), 1025 Elder), 191 Clinician, Investigator, Apostle of Sanitation. Uterus, rupture of, traumatic (R. Everett), 99 VIVIAN. S. P.: The Census of 1931, 278 1086 Uterus with earcomatous polypus (N. L. Viviseetion. See also Animals, experiments on WEBB, Gerald B.: The prescription of litera- Edwards), 542 Vocal cords, bilateral abductor paralysis of the ture, 150 (T. G. Wilson), 270 WEBB, J. Curtis: Treatment of dysmenorrhoea, VOGT, Professor. death of, 648 1092 Volnntaryhospitals. See Hospitals WEBBER, H. W.: Glycerine as a surgical dress- Voluntary mental patient. See Mpntal ing, 206 Volvulus of a large appendix epiploica (C. E. WEBER, F. Parkes * Cases suitable for treatment Taylor). 795 at Dax-les-Bains, 80-Hereditary multiple V. Voyage d'Etudes M6dicales to visit the water- telangiectasis (Osler's disease), 365-Pseudo- ing places of France, 1055 Argyll Robertson pupils with absent tendon Vaeeination: Parliamentary notes, 334, 430, 477, V.U.A. See Unofficial aunts reflexes, 1001, 1135 565, 566, 650, 728. 772, 822, 874, 1054-The offiee of WEBSTER, Ralph W.: Legal Medicitne and public vaccinators and vaccination officers, Toxicology, rev., 938 430-Charge for lymph, 477-Compulsory, 565, WEBSTER, Ralph Waldo, death of, 688 650-4nd cerebro-spinal fever, 566-Deaths at South Wigston, 1054 -Deaths registered, 874- The Week: Recommendations of Rolleston Committee, Abernethy, John, 718 728-Sight of eye lost, 1054-Statisties. 772, 874 Acrocyanosis, 364 -Successful primary vaccinations, 822 W. Air Force, health of, 409 Vaccination Acts and small-pox prevention: Anaesthesia, routine, in midwifery, 364 Ministry of Health Memorandum, 995 WADF:, Henry: Cervical carcinoma, 627 Annual Meeting, Eastbourne (1931): Patho- Vaccination Committee. the Rolleston: Report, WAGENEAUSER, J., dleath of, 1051 logical museum, 67, 1083 64,109-Post vaccinal nervous disease, 64,109- WAGGETT, Ernest Blechynden, C. B.E. conferred Apical infection, biological studies in, 993 Leading article, 104-Correspondence on, 155 on, 25, 70 Army, bealth of, 409 Vaccination and encephalitis. 64, 109, 155, 349 Wagstaff's obstetrical forceps, 692, 733, 829 Association, history of, and the centenary, 1035 Vaccination scars, old, inflammation at site of, WAILLING, Donald P., anpointed an official Atmospheric pollution and pulmonary, 919, 1007 member of the Executive Council of the diseases. 277 Vaccination. See also Small-pox Presidency of the Virgin Islands, 381 Australian economic depression, 24 Vaccine dosage: a plea for uniformity, 604. 685. Waking hour in hospitals. See Hospitals Baby Week Council, National. 594 726,767 WALDO. Dr.: Coroners' inquests. 999 Bacillus Calmette-Gu6rin, 994 Vaccine therapy (C. E. Jenkins), 355-Discus- Wales: Medical education in (leading article), Balfoulr, Sir Andrew, 233 sion, 355 362-Motor ambulance service in. 681-Welsh Banting Research Foundation, 322 Vaccinia, immunization against, 871, 914. See Board of Health, functions transferred to, 765 Barnardo Dr, 947 al8o Virus inf-3ctions WALKER, Alec B. (and A. Cameron EWING): Bats, 993 Vaginal hysterectomy. SRee Hysterectomy Labourand mitral stenosis with incompetence, Blind, National Institute for the, 65 VAN [FEEUWEv, Storm: The deaths from fog in 221 Blind, welfare of the, 907 the Meuse Valley, 277 WALKER, Cranston: Simple holder for radium Blood donors, registration of, 550 VAN LIER Brotoers, prosecution of under the needles for surface application. 145 Jean Baptiste, 761 Merchandise Bouillaud, Mlarks Act 122 WALKER. E. R C.: The stethoscope as an aid to british Association centenary, 810 VAQUNZ, Professor: The B.C.G. controversy, 861 percussion, 34 British Industries Fair, 193 Varicella and herpes zoster. See Herpes WALKER, Jane Earriet, created a Companion of British Science Guild's programme, 906 Varicose ulcers. See Ulcers Honour, 25, 70-Management of pregnancy in Bulletin of Hvgiene, 231 VARRIER-JONES, Pendrill Charles, knighthood tuberculous women, 141 Canada, medical survey of. 461 conferred on, 1004 WALKER. Kenneth: The prostate in general Cancer, incidence of and its history after VAs, Bernhard, death of, 688 practice, 482 (0)-Treatment of impotence. 1118 treatment, inquiry into, 505 Vascular diseases treated by muscle extract WALKRR, R. S.: The work of the tuberculosis Cancer research in Harvard University, 856 (M. S. Schw&rtzman), 492 (0' dispensary, 732 Cardio-vascular syphilis, pathology of, 106 Vasectomy, late effects of, 163 WALLIS, T. E.: A studY of cinchona, 23 Cassel Hospital, 1081 VAUGH&N, Janet: The value of liver in treat- Walsham, North (QTorfolk),hospital contributory Cats and human disease, 907 ment, 584 scheme at, 372 Census (1931). 278,461-And the common bealth.. Vegetables, their Use, Abuse,apzdNeglect (Charles WALsI.E, F. M. R.: Disseminated sclerosis 461 E. Hecht), 123 research, 514 Obemicals and drugs, British, 193 Vein, azygos, accessory lobe of the (H. P. Nelson WALTERS, F. R.: The outlook on tuberculosis, Chinese mining hospital, 192 and George Simon), 9 (0)-Jorrespondence on, 239 Chinese quarantine service. 809 119 WALTON, A. J.- A Text Book of the Surgical Clima,te and air travel, medical problems of,. Veins, varicose, injection treatment of (G. H. Dyspepsias second edition, rev., 18-London 947 Colt), 312 Clinic and Nursing Home, 287-Surgical treat- Clio Medica, 463 Veins, varicose, treatment of. 240, 1029-By ment of gastric ulcer, 847-Calcium therapy, Cold, common, etiology of, 149 sodium morrhuate, 1029. See also Ulcers, 898 Congress of the Jlistory of Science and Tech- varicose Wandsworth, Lord, memorial to, 555 nology, International, 193,1083 Venereal disease (parliamentary notes), 244,566 Warbles" in man, 79- Life-history of the Congress of tropical medicine and hygiene, Venereal disease in London, incidence of, 815 warble fly, 80 678 Venereal disease in the Navy (parliamentary W&RD, A. Ogier: Glycerin as a surgical dressing, Cotton operatives, healtb of, 148 note), 566. 60 118 Cremation. progress of, 636 Venereal diseases. epidemiology of (Colonel WARD, Ernest: The diagnosis of specific fevers, Dance of Death, 994 L. W. Harrison), 751-Correspondence on, 520 200 635 Darkest- Liberia, Venereal diseases. review of books on. 543, 1118 WARD, J. H.: Puerperal sersis. 870 Developing system," a, 548 Ventllation of the House of Commons, 1053 WARD, K. L. S.: Treatmenm of hyperthyroidism, Drug control in India, 321 VERNON, Arthur Heygate, obituary notice of, 517 382 Drugs, dangerous, the traffic in, 549, 715, 905, VJRNON. Dr.: Report on pithead baths, 25 WARD. Roy: Present position in the use of 1125 VERNON, H. M.: R 3port on absenteeism in coal radium in the treatment of benign and malig- Drunken motor drivers. See Motor mines, 1026 nant conditions, 402-Racder seed pistol, 985 Enteric fever in 1920-30, 808 Tu Bumuu 36 JAN.-JUNE, 1931] INDEX [KlAsALJoSIaNAZ

The Week (continued): The Week (continuted): WILKIE, D. P. D.: Mortality in acute appendi- Erythrocyanosis crurum,"192 Royal Institution, reconstruction of the, cular disease, 253(0). 471-Appointed a member Eugenic experiment, 808 857 of the Scottish Scientific Advisory Committee, Excretion urograDhy, an advance in. 633 Royal Society conversazione, 945 471-To act as Director of the Surgical Pro- Filariasis, bacterial complications of, 715 Royal Society of Medicine, 1083 fessorial Unit at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, Filariasis, serological and intradermal tests St. Cyres Lecture, 1035 991 * for, 993 Safety week," 150 WILKINSON, John F.:-Treatment of pernicious Foodstuffs, fumigation of, 65 Schools of hygiene, 905 anaemia with hog's stomach: report of 108 Fractures of the femurand pelvis, 230 Science and its instruments, 105 cases, 85 (0). 585 Ginger paralysis," 322 Scoliosis, operative treatment of- 550 WILKINSON, W. Camac: Tubercuilin and the Glass, 906 Seamen, merchant, welfare of, 66 tuberculosis problem, 156-Tuberculin clinic. Halsted, William Stewart. 1082 Service reports, 409, 505 206-The modern conception of early phthisis, Harveian Society centenary, 279 Ship surgeons, refresher courses for, 676 818-Acute massive collapse following lipiodol Hastings[Sir Charles] liectlire, 365 Sierra Leone, a survey of disease in, 1125 injection, 1047 Health Insurance Service, the National, 634 Silicosis in South Africa, 1033 WIL.LCOX, Sir William: The choice of an anaes- Helmint.hology, the teaching of, 506 Socialist medical conference. 1035 thetic, 266-Lumleian Lectures on toxic jaun- Hospitals, capital valuie of, 592 Society of Apothecaries, 232, 762-Its roll of dice, 55', 595-Action of avertin on the liver, Hospitals, waking hour in, 992 bio-physical assistants, 810 1024-Digitalis in toxaemia, 1024 Index to physiological progress, 363 Society of Surgery, International. 1126 WILI IAms. E. Roland: A simple gas and oxygen Indian Medical Service, 276 South African Medical Congress. 1126 apparatus. 673 Infant welfare centre, the first, 807 Spirochaete, discovery of the, 676 WILLIAMS, Very Rev. Garfield Hodder, appointed Insanity among the Scandinavians, 410 Streptococcal infections, 677 to the Deanery of Manchester, 961 Intervertebral dises, 230 Surgeons, portraits of, 463 WILLIAMS, Gwynne: Mintor Suraery antd Invalid Children's Aid Association, 856 Surgery, present-day, glaDces at, 107 Ba,ndaginig, twentieth edition. rev.. 757 Iodine supply and endemic goitre in Great Sureical Research Institute, 320 WILLIAMS, J. E.: Routine anaesthesia in mid- Britain, 460 Tavistock Sqcuare Clinic. 855 wifery. 474 Jones, Sir Robert, Dutch tribute to, 994 Taxation of learnedl societies, 278 WVIL IAMS, Jecse Feiring (and William Leonard JoIIrn6es M6cicales de Bruxelles, Uongress of, Thallium and its risks, 320 HUGHES): Athletics in. Education, rev., 314 762 Trachoma prize. International, 411 WILLIAMS. Leonard: The enigma of the chil- Kidneys in renal disease, pathological func- Tubercle bacillus, fractional products of the, blain. 329 tion of, 944 411 WILLIAMS, R. M.: Two, cases of haemorrhagic Kitasato, 1123 Tuberculosis, post-graduate courses in, 907 paratyphoid fever, 1067 (0) Liberia and the Belgian Congo, 636 Tuberculous patients, after-history of. 191 WILLIAMS. R. Stenhouse: Nutritional value ot Light wells, efflciency of, 106 Type ctultures, national collection of, 1081 mnilk, 1048 Literature, the prescription of, 150 Typhus research in Malava, 505 WILLIAMSON, Bruce (and A. J. GIBSON): Un- Living cell, nature of toe, 411 Undulant fever in the United States, 807 dulant fever in infaivcy. 748 (0)-A Handbook London County Council and ante-natal care, University of London's new buildings, 1033 on Diseases of Chi,dren, rev, 902 809 Veterinary Butlletin, 762 WILLIAMSON, G. Scott (and Innes H. PEARSE): London University. See University Veterinary opel-ations, 677 'he Case for Action, rev., 357 Mackenzie [Jamnes] Institute, 149 Vitamins in bread, incorporation of, 678 WILLMORE, J. G.: Treatment of intestinal Manson House, 1126 Vitamins, recent research on, 991 amoebiasis. 847 Maternity homes, municipal, staffing of, 66 Vitamins and suibacute combined degenera- WILrs, Lucy: Treatment of "'pernicious Measles statistics, 107 tion of the cord, 409 anaemia of pregnancy " and "tropical Medical education, methods and problems of, Vitreous, the nature of the, 191 anaemia," 1059 (0) 67 ,rassercmann reaction. 1124 WILSON, Claude *ledical charitips, 32 Medical film library, 678 Whooping-cough statistics. 107 WILSON, D. R.: Induistrial liehting, 709 and Medical history, a new institute of, 365 X-ray unit for ambulance work, a new, 321 WILSON, George Ewart: Fractures their Medical Lord Crhesterfleld, 635 Yellow atrophy of the liver, acu-te, 277 Complications, rev., 1027 Medical practice in China, difficulties of. 677 Yellow fever, direct transmission of, 147 WILSON, Rector c[cbean, obituary notice of, 38 Medical problemis of climate and air travel, WILSO1, I. G. H.. appointed a commissioner of 947 WEIR, Henry Bright, obittuary nolice of. 871 the Board of Control, 282 Mental After-CIre Aqsociation, 593 WEIss, Paul: High carbohydrate diet in WILSON. J. St. George: Anaesthesia in child- Mental Hygiene, National Council for, 321 diabetes. 310 birth, 497-riower segment Cae -arean section, Merchant seamen. See Seamen WELCH, William Henry, Harben gold medal 798-Uterus spontaneously ruptured during Midwives in London, the standard attained presented to, 960 unassisted delivery, 798 aqso- by, 855 Wellcome Foundations Ltd. to erect a new WILSON, S. A. Kinnier: Mental symptoms Milk-borne streptococcus epidemics, 591 medical and chemical research building in ciated with brain tumouirs, 311-Prevention Mortality from influenza and pneumonia in London, 293 and treatment of drug addiction, 497- American cities, 279 WELLCOME, Henry. Honorary Freedonm of the Appreciation of Sir Byrom Bramwell, 825 Motor drivers, drunken, medical examination Society of Avothecaries conferred on, 232 WILSON, T. G.: bilateral ab(uctOr paralysis of of, 760 Wellcome Museum of Medical Science closed the vocal cords, 270-Intracranial complica- Music in the operating theatre, 108 for rebuilding, 205 tions of ear disease, 937-Case of temporal Narcotic drugs in Egvpt. 636 WELLS, Dr.: Rickets and oral sepsis. 232 lobe absee-s, 937 Narcotic drugs, traffic in, international con- Wells, light, efficiency of, 106. See also.Light WILSON. T. Stacey: Backaehe in women, 472- ference on, 905. 1125. See also Drugs, Welsh Board of Health, functions transferred Blood pressure and life assurance, 816 dangerous to. 765 WINDAkus, A.: Recent advances in the chemistry National Physical tiaboratory, 1124 Welsh. See also Wales of the vitamins, 1116 Navy, health of, 409 WrINCKEBACH, K. F., to investigate the path- Wine. medicated. advertisements of (parlia- Nervoun disease, po4t-vaccinal, 64 ologv of the heart in beri-beri at Batavia, m-mentary note), 40 New Year honours, 25 Java. 523 WINTON, F. R. (and L. E. BAYLISS): Human New York Poqt-Graduate Medical School and WERNER-KUMMEr., Professor, death of, 428 Physiology, rev., 59 Hospital, 363 West Riding Panel Recordt, 107-Glances at Wireless coastal station "Elbe Weser-Radio" Nurses, shortage of, 410 present-day surgery, 107 establisbed in Germany by which any ship Nutrition, Advisory Committee on, 108 Wexford County, diphtheria immunization in, can obtain medical advice, 1099 Ophthalmnology in Egypt, 1034 199 WISE, Kendrick Stanton, anpointed a member Osler's disease and enonyms, 365 WHARRY, H. Mortimer: Case of "black" tongue, of tIle Executive Council of the Colony of Osteopathy, Bill for Registration and Regula- 664 (0) Trinidad and Tobago, 335 tion of, 548 WHARTON. Denis R. A.:-Thte Cat in Relation to WOLBACH, S. B.: A correction re spelling of his Oxford Ophthalmological Congress, 463 Disease Tratnsmnission: A Review, 907 name, 1100 Oxygen, discovery of. 462 WHEELER, Sir William I. de Courcv:-Tumour Wolffian duiet, complete, persistence of (James Paget [Stephen! Lecture, 994 of neck: diagnosis a difficulty, 402-Unusual Troup), 707 Paratyphoid fever in Essex, 322 renal tumour, 402-Dublin Hospitals: a WOOD. Alexander: The procedure of the hypo- Pathological museum at the Eastbourne suggested commission of inquiry, 862-An dermic injectioa, 336 meeting, 67, 1083 aLnaesthetic screen, needle, and thimble as WOOD, Mrs. Fred, death of, 652 Pathological services, 760 " surgical aids," 973 (0) WOODALL, Ambrose Edgar, knighthool con- Peking man, 551 WHIPPLE, G. H., awarded a prize for his work ferred on, 25, 70 Pharmacological laboratories of the Phariina- on the liver treatment of pernicious anaemia, WOODHARD, Adelaide, Kaisar-i-Hind medal con- ceutical Society, 362 431 ferred on, 1004 Pharmacopoeia Commission, reporLs of, 1033 WHITAKER, James Smith, knighthood con- Woodhouse, Christopher, coat of arms of,-779.877 Pithead baths, 25 ferred on, 25, 70 WOODHOUSE, Major-General Sir Tom Percy. Pituitary, the, 551 WEIITBY. H. A. iMorton: Glycerin as a surgical obituary notice of. 689 Plague in Ecuador. 916 dressing, 205-Acute urethritis in mumLp3, Wood's glass in the diagnosis of ringworm Poliomyelitis, acute, epidemiology of, 634 868 (JohIl Kinnear). 731 (0). See also Ringworm Prescription of literature, 150 WHITCHURCH, Arnold: Appreciation of Stephen WOODS, Stir Rohert: Splint for use in the opera- Proprietary Medicines Bill, 854 John Ross, 517 tion of sental resection, 270-A retrospect of Psychological medicine, a course in, 23 WHITE. P.: The diabetic child, 105 laryngo ogv, 270 Psychology, ind3ividual, 148 WHITE, R. Prcsser, elected an honorary meinber WooDS, R. R.:-Tumour of neck: diagnosis diffi- Psychology and the worker, 1082 of the Vienna Dermatological Society. 691 cult, 402-Vallecu tar dysphagia, 937-Abseess Public Health Congress at Friankfort, 857 WHITE, Winsbury: The radiological renal out- of temporal lobe, 937 Puerperal fever, source of infectipn in, 191 line, 18 5 WOODSID4, (W. J. A.: Perforations of jejunum, Pyorrhoea, nomenclature of, 945 WHITFJELD. Arthur: The transmission of 667 Pyrethrum, ctillivation of in England, 718 scabies and ringworm, 351-Sensitiveness to WOOLDnIIDGE, G. H.: Radciological problems in Quinine proluction in India, 594 sunshine, 568 veterinary medicine, 16-The transmission of Quinine therapy in malaria, 23 WHITTINGHAM, Wing Commander H. E. (and scabies and ringworm, 352 Race, problem of, 506 others): Observations on an outbreak of WOOLF, Mortimer: Medical and surgical uses of Radiography of the accesscfry nasal sinuses, cerebro-spinal fever inIthe Royal Air Force in diathermy, 182 551 1931, 1101 10) Woolwich, new housing estate and health centre Radium distribution, 67 Whooping-cough: Statistics, 107-With inspira- at, 236 Rationalization and psycholocy, 716 tory stridor (I. M. Benjamin), 180 Workmen's compensation: Medical referees in Reading and eye movements, 24 WJDDOWS. Sibyl T.: Aberrant mammary Lanarkshire (parliamentary note). 650 Relapsing fever, survey of. 593 secretion, 870 Workmen's Compensation Act, nurses and other Research fellowshipa, international, 506 Widows' i)ensions. See Pensions emplovees at isolation hospitals and (parlia- Research fellowships in tuberculosis, 810 WIESNER. B. P.:-Pregnancy Diagnosis Station: mentary note), 5S6-Medical referees (pirlia- Rhineland spas, a visit to, 731 Report on second years' working, 860 mAutary note), 1098 Ricktets and oral sepsis. 232 WIGHAM, J. T.: tfyeloinatosis. 401 Workmen's Compensation Bill, 771, 822, 916 River investigations, 462 WIGLEY, J. Gardiner: The obstetrical problem Worms,schistosome, and schistosome monsters, Ross Institute report, 1035 of the contracted pelvis, 836 817,914. See also Schistosome rT BAm JAA.-JUNH, 1931] INDEX I KMuz JOeMNA 37

WORSTER-DROUGGHT, Dr.: Mental symptoms X. YOUNG, F. H.: Management o pregnancy in associated with brain tumours, 311 tuberculouBs women, 141 Wounded and sick in warfare, new international X-ray investigation of intestinal obstruction YOUNG. H. Hampton, -Hon. D.Sc. Belfast con- convention for the care of, 597 (E. T. C. Milligan and George Simon), 1114 (0) ferred on, 873 Wrapping for medicine bottles, 1056 X-ray service In Australia (A. Burrows), 403 YOUNG, James: The prevention of maternal WRIGHT, A. Dickson: Treatment of varicose X-ray treatment: Of erysipelas (R. Hillhouse mortality and disability, 997-Treatment of ulceration, 330-Indolent ulcers of the leg. 398 Jamieson and F. Hernaman-Johnson), 57 (0)- impotence, 1117 WRIGHT, A. F.: Vaccine therapy. 355 Of malignant disease of the lung, 283, 327, 373, YOUNG, Matthew: Report on status lymphaticus, WRIGSHT, Sir Almroth: Indolent ulcers of the 473. See also Malignant and Cancer 468 leg, 398 X-ray tube, a new and more powerful (W. D. YOIUNG, R. A.: Protein content of the plasma, WRIGHT, B. Jenner: The A and B Avitaminosis Coolidge), 919 400-Growth in children, 684 Diseaseof bierra Leone, 164 X-ray unit for ambulance work, a new, 321 Youth, the promise of (leading article), 1032 WRIGHIT, Lieut.-Col. R. E.: Report on Madras X rays, review of book on, 224 YusUF. Mohammad (and T. A. HUGHES): Government Ophthalmic Hospital, 866 X rays. See also Radiology; Ultra-violet, eto. Infarction of the heart with pericardial WRIGHT, Major William Gordon, obituary notice effusion in a young phthisical subject, 794 (0) of, 204 WRIGLEY. A. J.: The obstetrical problem of the Y. contracted pelvis. 896 WRIGLEY, PhiliP B.: Pain ln'the lower abdo- Yarmouth Hospital. See Hospital Z. men, 269 Year-Book of the Scientific and Learned Societies Writing with left hand, 163. See also Hand of Great Britain and Ireland, forty-seventh ZEAL, G. H. Ltd.: Clinical thermometers, 980 WYATT, Bernard Langdon(andLouis I. DUBLjN): issue, rev., 852 ZIMMERN, A. (and J.-A. CHAvANY): Diagnostic Chronic Arthritis and Rheumatoid Affections, Yellow fever. See Fever et ThArapeutiaue Electro-Radiologiques des rev., 801 YBLLOWL,EEs, D.: Mental defect in Scotland, 997 Maladies du Systhme Nerveux, rev., 19 WYATT, J. M.: The obstetrical problem of the YOKOTE, C., death of, 827 Zinc ionization, intranasal, in the treatment of contracted pelvis, 896 Yom, Courtenay: Tonsillectomy and rheum- hay fever (Philip Franklin), 1115 WYLIE, John R.: Treatment of gastric and atism, 626-Case of cerebellar abscess, 891 (0) Zoology, review of books on, 545, 712 duodenal ulcers, 647-Diagnosis and treatment Yorkshire, caoerTesearch in, 1043 Zoster. See Herpes zoster of subphrenic abscess, 770 YOUNG, E. C.: Treatment of nervous exhaus- Zum BuscHa, T. P.: Natural labour after WYNN, W. H.: Treatment of pneumonia, 447 tion, 754 Caesarean section, 80 38 JAN.-JUNE, 1931] I MUWAruABmnzsuloDXuzili.

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

SPECIAL PLATES PAGE PAGE Eastbourne and District, Views of ...... 464, 637, 948 Arterio.sclerosis, Pulmonary (C. G. Paine and Robert Platt) inset Ectopic Pregnancy, Twelve-year Old (W. Ward Darley) ... 582 between 714, 715 Electrode, a Flushing, for Treatment of Ulcerative Colitis ... 406 and Mary D. Gilmour) inset Asbestosis, Pulmonary (H. E. Seiler in Treatment of (J. D. MoBachern) ... 389 between 1126, 1127 Empyema. Closed Drainage Endothelioma, Malignant (?) of Neck. Clinioally Non-Malignant ... 402 Bones, Long, of Diabetic Children, Lines of Arrested Growth in Duct - ...... 902 (H. A. Harris) ...... inset between 714, 715 Forceps, Common ...... 61 Brain Tumours, Classification of (Wilder Penfield) inset between 362. 363 Forceps, Comb Dissecting Modified ...... 852 Bronchiolectasis, Acute (H. Hilton Stewart and J. H. Biggart) facing 1127 Forceps, Ldwenberg, Diverticula of the Colon and their Bequelae (J. P. Lockhart- Forceps. Phrenic Evulsion ...... 940 Mummery and H. Graham Hodgson) inset between 548. 549 Forceps, Tonsil Artery ... ,,...... 314 Diverticula of the Duodenum (S. Gilbert Scott) ... facing 362 Forearm after Amputation of Hand, Reconstruction of (A. K. Henry) 394 Haemolytic Icterus (Lord Dawson of Penn) facing 964 Foreign Bodies in Bowel causing Peritonitis (Arthur Hawkyard and H3 datid Disease in England (James F. Brailsford) inset and facing 147 George Armitage) ...... 577 in Neck (A. J. P. Alexander) 96 Intestinal Obstruction, Routine Radiograms for Investigation of Foreign Body (E. T. C. Milligan and George Simon) inset between 1126, 1127 Fractures of Neck of Femur (Sir Robert Jones) 784 of Bones (C. H. Fagge) 737 Malignant Disease of the Lung (A. Tudor Edwards) ... facing 146 Fractures, Simple, Long

...... 273 Mycosis Fungoides (B. Owen-Jones) ... facing 549 Gag, Self-retaining Osteochondromata, Multiple, with Obstructed Labour (E. J. Gas and Oxygen Apparatus, a Simple 673 Blackaby)... facing 715 Glynn, Thomas Robinson ...... 917 Pneumonia Treated by Concentrated Antipneumococcal Serum Haemolytic Icterus (Lord Dawson of Penn) ...... 921, 965 (B. S. Johnson and R. R. Armstrong) ...inset between 714, 715 Halliburton, William Dobinson .. 957 Purpura (Harry Coke) ...... facing 549 1084 Harvey, William ...... Spondylitis Deformans (Cbarles W. Buckley) ...... facing 1126 Hay Fever Treated by Intranasal Zinc Ionization (Philip Franklin)... 1115 Tuberculosis in Children, Prevention of (F. Maurice MoPhedran) Keratodermia Blennorrhagica (D. E. Finlay) ...... 979 facing 363 Kitasato, Shibasaburo 1141 Tuberculosis. Early. Diagnosis of (H. V. Morlock) ...... facing 715 Knee-jerk and its Variation (N. D. Boyle) ...... 12 Tuberculosis, Pulmonary, in Childhood (G. B.:Dixon) facing 714 Leitch. Archibald ...... 247 Mask, Face, for Midwifery Work 359

Miners' Nystagmus (W. E. Cooke) ...9 617 Muscles, Weakened. Method of Exciting Movement in (Arthur B. ILLUSTRATIONS IN THE TEXT Porritt and 0. F. Guthrie Smith) ...... 54 Needle-holder, Mayo's, Modification of ...... 902 ... 719 Abernethy, John ...... N20 Cylinderax, Adjustment Valves for ...... 712 Abscess, Subphrenic (W. D. Doherty and R. P. Rowlands) ... 169 Nutrition, Faulty, Surgical Aspeets of (Robert McCarrison) ... 969 Acland, Theodore Dyke ...... 729 Pituitary Tumour (C. C. Elliott and David P. Marais) ... 297 Adenoid Removal, a Simplified Technique (0. Popper) ... 92 Radium Container. Mount Vernon Hospital Butterfly 145 All-India Institute of Hygiene and Public Health 546 Radium Needles in the Pharynx, Method of Anchoring (J. E, G.

Angina Pectorie (John Cowan) ...... 881 McGibbon) . 843

Appendicco-CaEcal Intussusception (E. N. MacDermott) ... 793 Radon Seed Introducer ...... 273 Appendicular Disease, Acute, Mortality in (D. P. D. Wilkie) ... 253 Radon Seed Pistol ...... 985 Artery, Coronary, Rupture of (C. B. Bamford) ... 842 Rectal Speculum and Lamp ...... 103 Azygos Vein, Accessory Lobe of the (H. P. Nelson and George Simon) 9 Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh, Hall of ...... 360

...... 545 Balfour, Sir Andrew...... 245 Sigmoidoscope Barber-Surgeon's Instrument Case of the Tudor Period (C. J. S. Smith, James Lorrain ...... 773 Thompson) ...... 811 Spinal Anaesthesia (A. Wilfrid Adams) ...... 785

Bellahouston Hospital Central Corridor System ... 197 Stone in India (Robert McCarrison) ... 1009 Blood Transfusion in Children (Denis Browne) ... 260 Suprapubic Box, Pads for ...... 227 Brain Tumours, Classification of (Wilder Penfield) 337 Surgery, Minor, in Infancy (David Levi) ...... 973

...... " ... Bramwell, Sir Byrom 823 Surgical Aids " (Sir W. I. de C. Wheeler) ...... 975 Cerebral Cortical Structure and Mental Disease (B. J. A. Berry) ... 837 Syringe Case ...... 456

...... Chorea, New Reflex in (G. Arbour S3tephens) ...... 303 Syringe, Ear ...... 61

Comedo, Unusual Distributien of (J. Gcodwin Tomkinson) 666 Tendon Ruptures (Harry Platt) ... 611 H. Contact Glass or Crossed Cylinders for High Astigmatism (J. Thermo-saline Apparatus, a Simple ...... W. 20 Beaumont) ...... 1069 ... Tongue Depressor ...... ,...... 188 Crush Fractures of the Spine, Manipulative Reduction of (B. Watson Tongue Tractor ...... ,. ... 273 Jones) ...... 301 Tonsil Examination and Treatment, Instruments for ...... 188 Cutaneous Horn on an Amputation Stump (F. E. Mayne and C. Warner) 978 Laurence O'Shaughnessy) ...... 624 Tuberculous Peritonitis Simulating Coeliac Disease (E. ... 53 Diathermy Knife (Albert Eidinow) ... 893 Tumours of the Rectum, Malignant (W. B. Gabriel) ... Twin Monster 480 Diverticula of the Colon and their Sequelae (J. P. Lockhart- .. Mummery and H. Graham Hodgson) ...... 526 Waterhouse, Sir Herbert ...... 1003

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I INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT FOR VOLUME I, 1931

A. Association, Fritish Medical: Prize, Middle- Bromley Division: Diabetes. 127 more. 40, 49, 61, 79, 200 BROWNE, F. J.: The toxaemias of pregnancy, 81 Abdominal conditions, acute, diagnosis of Association, British Medical: Prizes for essays BRYsON, M.: The mileage grant, 194 (Sidney Boyd). 72 by linal-year students and newly qualified Buckinghamshire Division: Diagnosis and Abdominal pain (T. Meyrick Thomas), 41 practitioners, 18, 79 treatment of the more important diseases Aberdeen Branch: Annual meoting, 4-Reports Association, British Medical: Scholarships and affecting the ear, throat, and nose, 28-Road of treasurer and Branch Council, 4-Eleotion grants in aid of scientific research, 56,61.71,199 accidents, 28 of officers, 4-Dinner, 4 Association, British Medical, and social life, 218 BuRKE, Colonel G T.: Nerve paralysis, 5 Aberdeen City Division: Revised rules, 27- Asthma (E. P. Poulton), 27 Burma Branch: Annual meeting, 1C6-Annual Lecture on mountaineering, 27-A Polar Australia, the Association in, 58, 73, 206 report, 06-Election of officers, 106-Medical expedition from the surge-)n's point of view, Ayrshire Division: Acute abdominal infections edueation in the provinice, 106 220-Election of representatives, 253-Conjoint of childhood, 192 Burntwood Hospital. See Hospital meeting with Kincardine Counties Division, BURBELL, L. B. T.: Treatment of pleural 253-Annual Report of Council, 253 effusion and empyema, 98, 231 ABRAHAMS, Salomon Julius: Withdrawal of BUBT-WEITB, H.: Etiology, diagnosis, and authorization under the Dangerous Drugs B. treatment of puerPeral sepsis, 94 Act, 107 Buxton Division: Annual meeting, 271-Election Abscess, cerebellar (Allan Evans), 113 Backache (J. Whittingdale), 65 of officers, 27-Election of representatives, AGHARYA, B. G. S.: Recurrent ophthalmopleaia, BAILEY, Ernest Harold Christopher, disciplinary 2n-Reorganization of Branch and Division 5-Suspected tumour of antrum of High- case of, 257 areas, 271-Cancer research statistics. 272- more, 5 Bandages, elastic adhesive, 157 National Ophthalmic 1'reatment Board, 272- Acute abdomen. See Abdomen Banff, Moray, and Nairn Division: The Register of Bio-Pbysical Assistants, 272- Air Force, Royal, Medical Service, 7,11, 15, 23, 31, anasemias. 15-Annual dinner, 15 Pathological examination of insured persons, 51, 66, 74, 82, 103, 115, 159, 187, 194, 207, 231, 243, BANISTER, J. B.: A talk on gynaecology, 107 272-Modification in certification and treat- 258, 275 BARBER, H. W.: Diagnosis and treatment of ment of mental cases as a result of the Mental Air Force, Royal: Reserve of Air Force Officers, some common skin diseases. 93 Treatment Act, 272 Medical Branch, 7, 231, 258 Barnet Division: Fibroid lung following gas Alcoholic concentration in blood and urine as poisoning, 4- Pulmonary neoplasm, 4- a guide to intoxication (Godfrey Carter), 182 Acquired dextrocardia, 4-Report of repre- ALEX&NDER, Dr., exhibits specimens of cancer sentative, 4-Tannic acid treatment of burns, C. of uterus and cancer of rectum, 18% 4-Clinical evening. 27-X-ray examination in ALLAN, William, disciplinary case of, 241 ante-natal work, 27-Temperature of 990 to Calcium therapy, discussion on, 14 ALLISON, R. B.: Diet in treatment, 254 1060 F. for two years with no bad results, 27- Calcutta Branch: Infantile eczema, 220-Cystic Anasemias, the (A. G. Anderson), 15 Tumour hanging from eyelid, 27-Specimen kidney, 221 ANDERSON, A. G.: The anaemias, 15 of rupture of the heart, 27-Lax certification Camberwell Division: Clinical demonstration ANDBRSON, G. C.: Hospital policy of the under National Health Insurance Acts, 27- by members of the St. Giles's Hospital staff, 5 Association, 1 Septic hands, 81-Election of ropresentative, -Demonstration of x-ray films of gastric Ante-natal problems (Sir Ewen Maclean), 106 112-Disorders of memory, 112-Dlsturbances surgery, 5-Recent work on the sex hormone, ARKLrE, Dr.: The use of the ophthalmoscope, 28 of menstruation, 221 27-Recognition of the causes of heart disease Army, British, 7, 11, 15, 23, 31, 43, 51, 66, 74, 82. 95, BARNIB-AD5HEAD, W. E.: Treatment of sotme and its importance in prognosis, 65-Annual 103, 115, 159, 186, 194, 207, 214, 231, 242, 258, 274 obstetrical and gynaecological conditions, 93 meeting, 271-Blection of officers, 271-The Army, British: Colonial Medical Services, 7, 11, Barnsley Division: Some aspects of medico- Peking skull, 271 74, 83, 103, 215. 231, 258, 275 legal practice, 22 Cambridge and Huntingdon Branch: Annual Army, British: Militia, 51, 66. 187 BARTON, G. D.: Benedict's solution for insured report of Branch, 192 - Annual Report of Army, British: Regular Army Reserve of persons, 273 Council, 192 Offilers, 51, 66, 74, 103, 115, 187, 195, 207, 215, 243, BATEMAN, Percy, disoiplinary case of, 240 CAMERON, Hector Charles:-Pueumococcal 275 BELAM, F. A.: Diagnosis of some infectious infections in childhood, 5-Convulsions in Army, British: Royal Army Medical Corps, 11, diseases, 11 infancy and childhood, 22-Children in hos- 15, 23, 31, 43, 51, 66, 74, 82, 95, 103, 115, 159,186,194, BILLIOS, A. David: Vaccination fees. 229 pital and in the home: a contrast, 77 207, 214, 231, 242. 258, 274 BELL. James Gordon, disciplinary case of, 239 Canada: My Canadians Journey, 190 Army, British: Territorial Army, 7, 11, 15. 23, 51, Benedict's solution for insured persons, 273. Cancer of breast, radium treatment of (Duncan 67, 74, 82, 103, 115, 187, 207, 15. 231, 258, 275 See also Insurance C. L. Fitzwllliams), 73 Army, British: Territorial Army Reserve of BBNIEY, Charles: Diagnosis and treatment of Cancer (J. C. Galloway), 182 Officers, 7, 51, 82, 103, 187, 207, 231, 258, 275 d-iseases of the accessory nasal sinuses, 98 Cancer incidence and its history after treat- Army, British: Territorial Army-Royal Army BENSON, Wilfred Alan: Withdrawal of authoriza- ment, inquiry into, 92 Medical Corps, 7, 11, 15, 23, 51, 67, 74, 82, 103, 115, tion to deal with dangerous drugs, 206 Cardiac cases (John Gibbens), 10 187, 207, 215, 231, 258, 275 Biochemioal tests for medical and surgical Cardiff Division: Clinical meeting, 213- Asbestosis and silicosis: how to apply for com- conditions (E. C. Dodds). 113 Myelomatosis, 213-Splenectomy for thrombo- pensation. 242 Bio-Physical Assistants, Register of (May 9th, cytopenic purpura haemorrhagioa, 213- Ashford Division: The acute eye, 27-Treatment inset between pp. 188 and 189) Patients operated upon for trigeminal of varicose veins, ulcers, and phlebitis, 27 Birth control (Dame Louise Mcllroy), 253 neuralgia, 213 A3sociation. British Medical: Annual Meeting, Blood, alooholic concentration in (Godfr-ey CARTER, Godfrey: Alcoholicconcentration in the Eastbourne (1931), 19, 62, 69, 99, 162, 223, 233. 251 Carter), 182 blood and urine as a guide to intoxication, 182 -Hotel and boarding house accommodation, Blyth Division: The interpretation of some CAwTRoRNE, T. E: Demonstration of some ear, 19, 62, 93, 226-Scientific sections, 69,16Z-Pro- common nervous symptoms, 10-Patholo4lcsl nose, and throat cases, 113 visional time-table, 70 - Provisional pro- services and medical charities, 41-British Ceylon Branch :-President's address: The gramme, 162, 223- Museum, 233 - Annual Medical Association and Institute of Assur- closer study of the neuroses. 201-E:lection of dinner, 233-Arrangements for sparts, 233- ance Companies, 41- Who'e-time medical Representatives, 201-Bilateral thinning of Pathological Museum, 234-Reduced railway offloers of health, 113-Annual dinner, 213- parietal bones, 201-The stroke In high fares, 251 -Academic dress, 251 Election of officers, 213 arterial pressure, 201-Tumour of the pos- Association, British Medical: Annual Repre- Bombay Branch: Malaria research, 182--Im- terior wall of the uterus, 201-Human sentative Meeting (1931),189-Hatters referred pressions of a recent tour in Canada, 182 cutaneous anthrax, 201-Foreign body in the to Divisions, 189 Border Countie3 Branch: General meeting, 200 oesophagus, 201-Multiple aneurysms of the Association, British Medical. in Australia, 58, -Ligue Internationale contre le Rhumatisme, thoracic aorta, 201 73 2'0 -Modern methods of diagnosis atnd sur- CEADBUBN, M.:-Menorrhagia and metror- Association, British Medical, centenary of, 217 gical treatment of disea.es of the thoracic rhagia: some practical points for their treat- Association, British Medical: Charities Fund viscera, 200 ment, 50 18 Borderline cases (Frederic P. Hearder), 221 CHAMEsRS, Dr.: Traumatic rupture of liver; Association, British Medical: Council, Pro- Bournemouth Division: Annual meeting, 253- rupture of the small intestine, 28 ceedings of, 33,117, 245-Report of Council on Election of officers, 253-Annual report, 253- Change of doctor. SeeInsurance, correspondence the problem of the out-patient. 53-Annual Problems of the prevention of pregnancy in CHAPLIN, Arnold: Some famous deathbeds in report, 1930-31, 129, 165 -Financial statement, medical practice, 253 in the world's history, 222 165-Supplementary Report, 261 BousFIELD, Guy: Prophylaxis and treatment Chemical dysfunctions and their treatment (Sir Association, British Medical: Annual Hand- of common infectious diseases, 113 Thomas Horder), 42 book, 219-Handbook for newly qualifitl Prac- BOYD, Sidney: Diagnosis of acute abdominal Cheshire (Mid) Division: Annual report, 41 titioners, 218 conditions. 72 Chesterfield Division: Gastric and duodenal Association, British Medical, information con- BRACKENBURY, H. B.: State insurance in rela- ulcers, 5 cerning, inset between pages 224 and 225 tion to public health, 197 Chichester and Worthing Division: Annual Association, British Medical: Hastings Lecture, BRiSTOW, W. Rowley: The treatment of frac- report, 94-Lectures to nurses, 94-Etiology, 85 tures as shown in fractures of the upper limb, diagnosis, and treatment of puerperal sepsis, Association, British Medical: Library, 218- 193 94-Dinner, 94-B.M.A. Charities Fund, 94- Books added to Library, 74, 186, 274 British Guiana Branch:-President's address: Annual meeting, 272-Election of officers, 272 Association, British Medical: Prize, Katherine An exhortation on medical practice and unity -Election of representatives, 272-Crimina Bishop Harman, 39, 61, 200 236 abortion, 73-D-nner [ SUPPLEMENT TO 4 J SN.-JUNE, I93I] INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT [BRITISH MDICAL JOURNAL

Children in hospital and in the home: a con- Current Notes (continted)d: trast (H C. Cameron), 77 Change of doctor, 97 E. CCOPRA Bodh Raj: Treatment of pneumonia in Dangerous drugs regulations, 97 children, 5, 127 Elastic adhesive bandages, 157 Ear, the acute (C. A. Scott Ridout), 28 CHURCHER, D. G.: Unnecessary reference to Harman [Katherine Bishop] prize, 39, 61 Ear, nose, and throat disorders (Alban Evans), regional medical officers, 94 Help to individual members, 217 22 City Division: Rheumatism, with special refer- Hospitals, voluntary: And treatment of in- Ears, malignant growths of (Alban Evans), 113 ence to its treatment at the British Red Cross sured persons,97-Propriety of insertion of EczemIla, infantile (GanapatiPanja), 220 Clinic, 14-Dinner-dance, 14-Presentation addresses of miedical officers in reports of, Edinburgh Branch: Annual clinical meeting, 93 to retiring secretary, 14-Demonstration of 251 -Dinner, 93-Annual report, 212-Report of clinical cases, 27, 72,113-Some experiences of Indexes, half-yearly. 26 representative, 212-Election of representa- medico-legal work, 41-Diagnosis of acute Library of the Association, 218 tives, 212-The out-patient problem, 212- abdominal conditions, 72- Prophylaxis and Medical appointmients abroad, 61 Hospital policy of the Association, 212 treatment of common infections diseases, 113 Medical benefit in Northern Ireland, 105 Edinburgh and Leith Division: Insurance Acts --Demonstration of eaK, nose, and throat Medical cards, 109-Signing of by locum- Subcommittee and medical reports in Forms cases, 113-Election of representatives, 237- tenents, 125 M.R. and M.R1. 253-Annual Report of Salaries of whole-time public health medical Medical importance of teeth, 218 Council, 253-Treasurer's Cup golf competi- officers, 237 Medical officers of voluntary hospitals. See tion, 253-Medical charities, 253-Election of CLARK, A. J.: Endocrine therapy, 10 Hospitals officers, 253 CLARK, Sidney: Road Traffic Act, 72 Medical practitioners and contributions under ELDER, W.: Vaccination fees, 214 CLARKE, John S.: The rural practitioner, 107 the National Health Insurance and Unem- ELLIS, Arthur: Recent work on the sex CLARKE, Sidney: Panel committees and medical ployment Insurance Acts, 125 hormone,27 charities, 92 Mental Treatment Act, recomtimendations ELLMAN,Philip: Calcium therapy, 14 Cleveland Division: Annual meeting, 272- under the, 234 Empyema, causation and treatment of (L. S. T. Report of Executive Committee, 272-Election Aliddlemore prize, 40,49, 61, 79, 161 Burrell), 98 of officers, 272-Hospital policy, 272-Maternity Midwifery inquiry, 161 Empyemna in children (John Fraser), 50 and child welfare clinics, 272-Pathological i1y CanadianJouorney, 190 Empyema, concealed sinus (Allan Evans), 113 services for insured persons, 272-Salaries of New Zealand disaster, 56 Endocrine therapy (A. J. Clark), 10 whole-time medical officers of health, 272- Newly qurlified doctors, 218 Essex medical serviceseheme for middle-class Domiciliary attendance, 272 Ninety-nine years after, 217 families, 6 CLOGG, Mr.: Minor diseases of the rectum, 29 Ophthalmic benefit and hospital contributory Essex, Mid, Division: General meeting, 13- COHEN, Simeon Moses, disciplinary case of, 240 schemes, 161 List of "practitioners of standing,,' 13- CoLLINs, E. G.: Theuse of the ophthalmoscope, Panel committees, election of, 191 Election of officers, 13, 253-Recent aspects of 28 Panel committees and medical charities, 92 biological therapy, 112-Annual meeting, 253- Colon function, some disorders of (Thomas Panel Conference (1931),109 Medical charities, 253-Salaries of whole-time Pearse Wiiams), 221 PoisonsandPharmacy Bill, 105 publichealth medical officers, 253- Domi- Colonial Medical Services. See Army, British Post Office appointmients (female staff), 125 ciliary attendance by whole-time medical Congress of the Royal Institute of Public Posts abroad, 219 officers, 253-Ophthalmic benefit, 253 Health: State insuranceiu relation to public Prescribing, investigation of, 105 Essex Public Medical Service: Annuial meeting, health, 197 Prizes for essays by final-year students and 273-Annual report, 273 CONNAR, JohnForbes McDonald, disciplinary newly qualified practitioners, 18, 79 Essex, South-West, Division: Medical Charities case of, 257 Range of service. 105 Fund, 22-Insomnia, 22-Salaries of public Connaught Branch: Annual meeting. 253- Scholarships and grants in aid of scientific health medical officers, 221-Inflamed and Election of officers, 253-Report of Council, research, 56, 61, 71 ulcerated legs, 221-Election of representa- 253-Signatures on election forms, 253 Ship surgeons' post-graduate training, 109 tives, 271-Annual Report of Council, 271- Cornwall Division: Inaugural meet;ng, 237- Social life and the Association, 218 National OphthalmicTreatment Board scheme, Election of officers, 237-Organization and Southport Division and the medical charities, 271 ethical rules, 237 26 EVANS, Alban: Disorders of the ear, nose, and Cornwall Insurance Committee: Insured person Subscriptions for 1931, 49, 70 throat, 22-Cerebellar abscess following otor- posing as private patient, 58 Voluntary See Hospitals rhoea; Cerebellar abscess following suppura- hosPitals. tive endomastoiditis; Malignant growths of CORRESPONDENCE: ears; Concealed sinus empyema, 113 Association in Australia, 58, 73, 206 EVE, F. C.: Clinical aspects of psychology, 22 Disqualifications from House of Commiiiions and Exeter Division: Convulsions in infancy and county couincils, 107 D. childhood, 22 Drunkenness, attendance in cases of, 31 Eye service, national. See Insurance and Post Office appointment, 185 DALE, H. H.: Medical patents; tradition and Ophthalmic Regional medical officers, unnecessary refer- practice, 266 ence to, 94. 107 Dangerous drugs. See Drugs Rural practitioner, the, 107, 114 Darlington Division: Observations on the death Twenty-four-inch gauge, 230 rate from appendicitis, 10 . fees, 214, 229 DAVIE, T. M.: Clinical of psychology, F. Vaccination 22 aspects Acton, exhibits a series of fracture cases, Feeding, infant (C. W. Vining), 222 COUNCIL, GENERAL MEDICAL: DAVIs,72 Fees, vaccination, 214, 229 Association with a firm advertising to attract DAVY, Gerald: Clinical aspects of psychology, Fife Branch: Clinical meeting, 10-Endocrine patients, 238 22 therapy, 10 Cases adjourned from previous sessions, 239 DAW, Mr.: Common disabilities of the foot, 29 FITZWILLIAMS, Duncan C. L.: Radium treat- Committees, appointment of, 257 DEALE, James: Exhibits a collection of bone ment of cancer of the breast, 73 Committees, reports of, 257 cases, 212-Recurrent dislocation of shoulder- Folkestone Division: General meeting, 221- Conviction for misdemeanour, 241 joint, 2 2 Election of officers, 221 - Discussion with D.P.H. rules, the new, 256 Deathbeds, some famouis (Arnold Chaplin), 222 medical officer of health, 221 Direct representation on the Council, 238 Dental Board: Charges of extravagance in Foot, common disabilities of the (Mr. Daw), 29 Disciplinary inquiries, 238, 257 214-Dentists Act, suggested FOTHERGILL, E. Rowland: Change of doctor, Examinations, visitation of, 255 announcements,amendments of, 94-Grants to Leeds Univer- 193 Executive Committee minutes, 102 sity, 237- Post-graduate education, 94, 237- FRASER, F, B.: Recognition of the causes of Finance of the Couincil, 103 President's address, 214-Reports, 237 heart disease and its importance in prognosis, Improper certification. 241 Lucian: Tumour of the posterior 65 Irregularity in connexion with dental benefit, DEwallZILWA.of the uterus, 201 FRASER, John: Empyema in children, 50-Acute 240 Bruce M.: Modern methods of diagnosis abdominal infections of childhood, 192 Medical study, the period of, 102 DIcK,and surgical treatment of diseases of the FRASER. Louise: Dwarfism, 28 Obstetrics, teaching of, 255 a staff Pharmacopoeia Commission, 255 thoracic viscera, 200 Furness Division :-The formation of 228 DICKSON, Sqquadron Leader D. D.: Infections of fund at the North Lonsdale Hospital, 201- President's address, the nose, ear, and throat, 28 Hospital policy of the Association, 201 Preventive medicine in the medical Diet and (Edward Mellanby), 85 curriculum, 255 healtb from House of Commons and Reciprocity with Australia. 102 Disqualificationscounty councils. See County councils and Registration in British Columbia, 102 House of Commons Doctor.change of. See Insurance County councils and House of Commons, dis- Doctors, newly qualified, Handbook for, 218 G. qualifications from, 107 E. C.: Biochemical tests for medical Coventry Division: Hospital policy and the DODDS,and surgical conditions, 113 GALLOWAY, J. C.: Cancer, 182 effect of the Local Government Act, 17 Dorset, West, Division: Three-quarters of Gas apparatus, dental, adaptation of for use Cox, Alfred, awarded the Gold Medal of the thyroid gland renmoved for relief of exoph- obstetrics(E. Roland Williams), 113 Association, 245 thalmic goitre, 6 -Orthopaedic clinics and Gateshead Division: Recent aspects of bio- CRICIaTON-MIL,LER, H.: Insomnia, 22-Body and tuberculosis clinics in the same room, 65- logical therapy, 72-Annual meeting, 254 - mind in functional nervous clisorders, 193 Backache. 65-Visit to the extension of the Incidence of cancer, 254-Election of officers, Croydon Division:-Death of Dr. Ella Flint, 50- Yeatman Hospital, Sherborne, 65-Expressions 254 Appointment of representatives, 5S-Menor- of sympathy, 237-Physiotherapy and general GEMMELL, W. E.: Unnecessary reference to rhagia and metrorrhagia: some practical medicine, 237 regional medical offlcers, 107 points for their treatment, 50-Annual meet- Drugs, Dangerous, Act, 1920: Withdrawal of General Medical Council. See Council ing, 272-Election of officers, 272-Value of authorization, 82, 107. 206-Exemption of five GIBBENS, John, exhibits cardiac cases, 10 x rays in 'the treatment of chronic arthritis, containing diacetylmorphine Gibralter Branch: Annual dinner, 4-Clinical exophthalmic goitre, e.nd certain other non- (heroin),preparations97 meeting, 4, 212-Diagnosis and treatment of malignant conditions, 272 Drunkenness, attendance in cases of, 31 venereal diseases, 4-Large eneysted vesical Dudley Division: Annual meeting, 41-Election calculus, 212-Exhibition of a collection of bone Current Notes: of officers, 41-Cineitiatograph films on the cases, 212-Recurrent dislocation of shou'der Annual meeting at Eastbourne: Reduced preparation of serums and lymph, 112 joint, 212-Radiographs of a stillborn achon- railway fares, 251-Academic dress, 251 Dumbartonshire Division: Annual dinner, 41- droplasic male infant, 212 Approved societies and insurance practi- Annual meeting, 237-Election of officers, 237- GIBsoN, James Brown, disciplinary case of, tioners, 219 Report of 237-The ont-patient pro- 257 Association's Annual Handbook, 219 blem, 237-Treasurer's(ouncil, Cup golf competition, Glamorgan,Borderline cases,North,221and Brecknock Division: B l. A. Charities Fund, 18, 209 237 Burntwood Mental Hospital, Staffordshire, Dysfunctions, chemical, and their treatment Glasgow Division: Annual meeting, 221 - appointment of medical officer at, 157 (Sir Thomas Horder), 42 Annual report, 221-Election of officers, 221- Cancer, Incidence of, and its history after Dyspepsia (Norman Kletz), 14-(Robert Hutchi- Golf competition, 221--Report of Council on treatment, inquiry into, 92 son), 98 the problem of the out-patient, 254 r SUPLUMNT To THM 5 JAN.-JUNE, 193I] INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT lBmhu MUDJOAL JOURNAL

GOEL, R.: Nutrition with relation to the mouth, 5 I. Goitre, thyrotoxic (E. W. N. Hubert Phillips), l ~~~~~L.e 113 Indexes, half-yearly, 26 Lancashire and Cheshire Branch: Annual GOLDSMITH, W. A.: Bome skin diseases and Indian Medical Service, 7, 23, 31, 51, 66,74, 82, 115 dinner. 3 their treatment, 193 187, 215, 275 LANG, Dr., demonstrates a case of girl with GOODBODY, F. W.: Medical matters in the Infant feeding. See Feeding temperature of 99° to 1060 F. for two years eighteen-twenties, 268 Infectious diseases, diagnosis of some (F. A. with no bad result, 27 GORDON, H. L.: The social aspect of the curious Belam), 11 LAWRENCE, Susan: Insurance of non-manual history of syphilis, 193 Infectious diseases, prophylaxis and treatment workers, 258 GRAHAM, George: Diabetes, 127 of (Guy Bousfield), 113-Discussion, 113 Lecture, Hastings: Diet and health (Edward GRAY, Dr.: The out-patient problem, 213 Inhaler, nasal (S. Boland Williams), 113 Mellanby), 85 G(REEN, R. T. B.: A malaria parasite in local Insomnia (H. Crichton-Miller), 22 LEE, Harry: The eye in general practice, 29 (Malaya) monkeys which infects anopheline Leeds Division: Dinner to the Lord Mayor of mosquitos, 271 Insurance, National Health: Leeds, 50 - Reception to newly qualified Greenwich and Deptford Division: R-port on Approved societies and insurance practi- medical graduates, 201 the Out-patient Problem, 237 tioners, 219 Legs, inflamed and ulcerated (Dr. O'Donovan), GERIFFITES, Dr.: Exhibits cases, 212-Radio- Bandages, elastic adhesive, 157 221 graphs of a stillborn achondroplasic male Certification under the Acts, 66, 222 Leicester and Rutland Division: Hospital policy infant, 212 Correspondence. See under sub-heading of the Association, 72-Some ante-natal Guildford Division: Diagnosis of some infec Doctor, change of, 97, 186, 193, 206 problems, 106 tious diseases, 11-The toxaemias of preg- Hospitals, voluntary, and treatment of insured LEvAcK, J. R.: Mountaineering, 27 nancy, 81-Some famous deathbeds in the persons, 97 LJEWIs, David R.: Dermatitis artefacta, 113 world's history, 222-The early diagnosis of Insurance Acts: Report of the Paddington Lewisham Division:-Pneumococcal infections diseases of the nervous system, 237-Special Medical Society, 29 in childhood, 5-Clinical meeting, 10, 254- meeting, 272-Election of representatives, 272 Insuran^e Medical Service, a tribute to the, 6 Cardiac cases, 10-Medical charities, 27-Exhi- -Salaries of whole-time medical officers of Insurance of non-manual workers, 258 bition of cinematograph films, 27 -Abdominal health, 272-Report of Council, 272 Insurance schemes, 73 - Depuitation to pain: some considerations, 41-Diagnosis and GUNEWARDENE, H. 0. : The stroke in high Ministers, 73 treatment of diseases of the nasal accessory arterial pr sure, 201 Insured person posing as private patient, 58 sinuses, 98-Motoring in the Alps, 127-Some London insurance practitioners and " tem- skin diseases and their treatment, 193 porary resident " values, 82 LIVINGSTONE, J. L,: Some points in the treat- Medical Benefit Amendment Regulations ment of asthma, 15 (1931), 82 LOCKHEAD, James: Large eneysted vesical H. Medical benefit in Northern Ireland, 105 calculus, 212 Medical cards, 109-Signing of by locum- London Insurance Committee: Change of HAMID. Abdul: Ill-developed infant of syphilitic tenents, 125 doctor, numbers, 30, 185-Drugs and appli- parents, 5 Medical practitioners and contributions under ances, testing of, 30- Fines, 185 - Medical HAMILTON, Colonel: Account of a tour in the National Health Insurance and Unem- records, failure to surrender, 30 Canada, 182 ployment Insurance Acts, 125 London insurance practitioners' dinner, and HAMILTON, Mr.: Perineal hypospadias; Banti's Ministers of religion, admission of: deputation dance, 127. 185 disease with gall-stones; recurrent mixed to the Minister of Health, 82 London insurance practitioners and "tempo- parotid tumour, 28 Ophthalmic benefit and hospital contributory rary resident" values, 82 Hands, septic (G. T. Mullally), 81 schemes, 161 London Panel Committee: Certification, in- HARFORD, J. E.: The rural practitioner, 158 Ophthalmic Treatment Board, National, 222 vestigation of, 30- Claim for payment of HARMAN, N. Bishop: Recognition of* common Panel committees and medical charities, 92 anaesthetist, 194-Complaint of canvassing, eye disorders In general practice 66-Awarded Panel Conference (1931),109 194 - Fees for provision of anaesthetist, 30. the Gold Medal of the As-ociation, 245 Pathological facilities for insured persons and 194 - Medical Services Subcommittee case, HARPER-NELSON, Lieut.-Col. J. J.: The twenty- their dependants, 183 194, 230-Ophthalmic service, national, 242- four-inch gauge, 210 Prescribing, investigation of, 105 Pathological services, 30-Payments for anaes- Harrow Division: Policy re ante-natal centres Range of service. 105 thetist, 114 - Preparations not included in and maternal mortality, 254-Report of the Sickness benefit, increased claims for, the medical benefit, 242 - Prescriptions in the London Public Medical Service, 254 position of approved societies (Sir Walter London area, 114-Range of service, 242- HART, Bernard: Disorders of memory, 112 Kinnear), 257 " Temporary resident" values, 82-Witnessing HAWKYARD, Dr., dinner to, 50 Unemployment insurance, extension of, 7 of signatures, 114 HAWORTH, C. J.: Some aspects of medico-legal London, Public Medical Service for: Annual practice, 22 CORRESPONDENCE: meeting, 114 Health Ministry: Medical officers of health, Benedict's solution for insured persons, 273 LuEm, Sir itichard: Hospital development, 45 whole-time, memorandum on, 42 Change of doctor, 186, 193, 206 LYNcH, Roche: Some experiences of medico- HEARDERW, Frederic P.: Borderline cases, 221 Drunkenness, attendance in cases of, 31 legal work, 41 Heart disease, recognition of the causes of and Mileage grant, 194 its importance in prognosis (F. R, Fraser), 65 Regional medical officers, unnecessary refer- Help to individual members, 217 ence to, 94, 107, 158 Heroin preparations exempted from the Rural practitioner, the, 107, 114, 158 Dangerous Drugs Act, 97 Hertfordsghire, East, Division: Annual meeting, Insurance Acts Committee: Voluntaryhospitals M. 254-Election of officers, 254 and treatment of insured persons, 97 Hertfordshire Panel Committee: Surplus funds Insurance, State, in relation to public health MCCULLOCH, Richard: The role of radiology in of for medical charities, 92-Annual report, 230 (H. B. Brackenbury), 197 diseases of the respiratory system. 66 -National Defence Fund, 230-Investigations Insured person posing as private patient. See McFARLAND, B. F., exhibits a series of eine- by Medical Service Subcommittee, 230 Insurance matograph films, 271 HILL., Gray: Calcium therapy, 14 Inverness Division: Report of 1930 Representa- MCILUoY, Dame Louise: The problem of the HILL, K. Reed: The acute eye. 27 tive Meeting. 272-Election of representatives, prevention of pregnancy in medical practice, HILL, W. C. O.: Bilateral thinning of parietal 272-Hospital policy of the Association, 272 253 bones, 201 IsAAC, C. Leonard: Pancreatitis, 201 MACKENZIE, S. Morton; The Association in HOCKEN, Herbert Castlemain, disciplinary Isle of Man Branch: General meeting, 271- Australia, 73 case of, 238 Exhibition of einematograph films, 271 MACKLIN, Dr.: A Polar expedition from the HOLLAND, Eardley: The disturbances of men- surgeon's point of view, 220 struation, 221 MACLEAN, Sir E wen: Some ante-natal problems, HOME, Fleet Surgeon W. E.: Impressions of a 106 visit to the King Edward Avenue Hospital, MAINGOT, Rodney: Treatment of abdominal Dartford, 183 operations, before and after, 29 Home Offlce: Exemptions of some preparations J. Malaria parasite in local (Malaya) monkeys which containing diacetylmorphine (heroin) from the affects anopheline mosquitos (R. T. B. Green), Dangerous Drugs Act, 97 JACKSON, C. E. S.: Etiology, diagnosis, and 271 HORDER, Sir Thomas: Some chemical dys- treatment of gall-stones, 41 Malaria research (R. Row), 182 functions and their treatment, 42-Treatment JEssOP, T. E.: Clinical aspects of psychology, 22 Malaya Branch:-Annual meeting, 271-Election of chronic rheumatism, 98-Physiotherapy JONES, Major Crawford: Diagnosis and treat- of officers. 271-Membership of Branch, 271- and general medicine, 237 ment of venereal diseases, 4 President's address: Mental hygiene in the Hormones, sex (Arthur Ellis), 27 JONES, 0. Vaughan: Change of doctor, 206 Tropics, 271 - A malaria parasite of local Horsham Division: Election of representa- monkeys which affects anopheline mosquitos, tives, 272 ^ 271-Modern views on leprosy, 271 HORTON, Phyllis: Modification in certification MARTINDALE, L.: A Post Office appointment, and treatment of mental cases as:a result of 185 the Mental Treatment Act, 272 K. Marylebone Division: Annual meeting, 254- Hospital, Burntwood Mental, Staffordshire, Election of officers, 254-Report on the out- appointment of medical offlcor at, 157 Kensington Division: General meeting, 14, 254- patient problem, 254 Hospital development (Sir Richard Luce), 45 The practical applications of calcium therapy, MASSEY, A.: Hospital policy and the effect of the Hospital, King Edward Avenue, Dartford, 14-Methods of preparation of modern bio- Local Government Act, 17 impressions of a visit to (Fleet Surgeon W. E. logical products, 254 -Clinical meeting, 271- MASTERMAN, Dr.: Exhibition of x-ray films of Home), 183 Election of representatives, 271-Annual gastric surgery, 5 Hospital patients and third-party claims, 25. Report of Council, 271 Maternity and Child Welfare Subcommittee: See also Road Traffic Act Kenya Branch:-Annual meeting, 193-Report Inquiry into midwifery methods, 161 Hospital policy of the Association (G. C. Ander- of Branch Council, 193-President's address: MATTHEWS, Sidney: Disqualifications from son), 1 The social aspect of the curious history of House of Commons and county councils, Hospital policy and the effect of the Local syphilis, 193 -Discussion on syphilis and 107 Government Act (A. Massey), 17 yaws, 193-Reception and dance, 193 Medical appointments abroad, 61 Hospitals, voluntary, and treatment of insured Kidney, cystic (Major S. N. Mukherjee), 221 Medical conditions, biochemical tests for (E. C. persons, 97. See also Insurance Kineardine Counties Division: Conjoint meeting Dodds), 113 Hospita's, voluntarv, propriety of insertion of with City of. Aberdeen Division, 253-Annual Medical matters in the eighteen-twenties (F. W. addresses of medical officers in reports of, Report of Council, 253 Goodbody), 268 251 King Edward Hospital. See Hospital Medical officers of health, whole-time: Ministry House of Commons and county councils, dis- KINGSBURY, A. Neave: Modern views on leprosy, of Health memorandum, 42 cualifications from,107 271 Medical officers, propriety of insertion of ad- HUTCErTSoN, Robert: Dyspepsia, 98 KINNEAR, Sir Walter: Increased claims for dresses of in voluntary hospital reports, 251 HUTTON. John: A tribute to the Insurance sickness benefit, the position of approved Medical patents. See Patents Medical Service, 6 societies, 257 Medical practice and unity (W. H. Wharton) HYATT, Dr.: Tannic acid treatment of burns, 4 KLETZ, Norman: Dyspepsia, 14 236 r ,,LmUN TO T 6 JAN.-JuNE, I931] INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT [B3Ta MnDsC. 7013A1

Medical Women's Federation Annual meeting, ROCHE, A. R.: Certification under the National 205-Annual report,20-Difficulties of medical P. Health Insurance Act, 66, 222 women in gaining post-graduate experience as ROGERS, Lambert: Patients operated upon for members of resident staffs in general hos- Paddington Medical Society. See Society trigeminal neuralgia, 213 pitals, 205-Council meeting, 206 -Dinner, 206 Pain, abdominal (T. Meyrick Thomas), 41 Rotherham Division: Some aspects of the certi- Medico-legal practice, some aspects of (C. J. Pancreatitis (C. Leonard Isasc), 201 fication question, 222 Haworth), 22 Panelcommittees, election of, 191 Row, R.: Malaria research, 182 Medico-legal work, experiences of (Roche Lynch), Panel committees and medical charities, 92 Rural practitioners. See Insurance Correspond- 41 Panel Conference (19311, 109 ence M1ELLANBY, Edward: Hastings Lecture on diet PANJA, Ganapati: Infantile eczema, 220 and health, 85 Parietal bones, bilateral thinning of the Memory disorders (Bernard Hart), 112 (W. 0, Hill), 201 Mental Treatment Act, recommendations under PARRY, L. A.: Criminal abortion, 273 the, 234 Patents, medical: tradition and practice (H. H, Metropolitan Counties Branch:-Reception to Dale), 266 young practitioners and senior students, 77- Pathological facilities for insured persons. See St. Albans Division: Road Traffic Act, 72-Fees Children in hospital and in the home: acon- Insurance for second practitioner called in for person trast, 77-Annual meeting, 268-Election of PATTERSON. Norman: Diagnosis and treatment charged with being incapab!e of driving a car, officers, 268-Annual report of Branch Council, of the more important diseases affecting the 72 268-President's address: Medical matters in ear, throat, and nose, 28 St. Pancras Division: The problem of the out. the eighteen-twenties, 268 Peking skull (G. Elliot Smith), 271 patient department, 201 MEYERBs, E. S.: The Association in Australia. PERROTT, George Francis Donaldson, disciplin- Scarborough Division: The eye in general 58, 2C6 ary case of, 241 practice, 29-Election of officers, 29 Middlesex Panel Committee: Retirement of Dr. PETRIE, Dr.: Disease of the kidneys and uterus, Scholarships and grants in aid of scientific Brackenbury, 258 182 research, 56, 61. See also Association Middlesex. South, Division: Election of officers, Pharmacy and Poisons Bill, 105 SCOTT, G. Waugh: Mental hygiene in the 271- Annual Report of Council, 271 - Out- PHILLIPS, E. W. N. Hubert: Thyrotoxic goitre, Tropics, 271 patient problem, 271-Salaries of whole-time 113 SEGAR, Dr.: X-ray examination in ante-natal medical officers of health, 271 Physical medicine group, proposed, 56 work, 27 Midwifery inquiry, 161. See also Maternity and Pietersburg Division: Note on the meetings. 81 Sex hormones (Arthur Ellis), 27 Child welfare -Address on malaria, 81-Membership, 81- SHEEN, A. W.: Myelomatosis. 213-Splenectomy Mn.iLsR, Hugh: Carcinoma of large intestine; Financial statement, 81 for thrombocytopenic purpura haemorrhaglc, suprapubic prostatectomy; carcinoma of the PIRIE, C. J.: Unnecessary reference to regional 213 floor of the mouth, 28 medical officers, 158 Sheffield Panel Committee: Attendance in cases MILLER, Mr.: The cutting current and dia- PLEASANCE, R. E.: Attendance in cases of of drunkenness, 31 thermy, 28 dfunkenness, 31 Ship surgeons' post-graduate training, 109 MILLER, Robert, disciplinary case of, 240 Pleural effusion, causation and treatment of SHOOsMITH, H.: Clinical aspects of psychology, Ministry-of Health. See Health (L. S. T. Burrell). 98 22 MIISTOL., Dr.: Calcium therapy, 14 Pneumococcal infections in childhood (H. Silicosis and asbestosis: how to apply for com- MITCKBLL, W. H.: Motoring in th6 Alps, 127 Charles Cameron), 5 pensation, 242 MORGAN, C. I. N., demonstrates clinical cases, Poisons and Pharmacy Biil. Sew Pharmacy SINNADURAI, N.: Foreign body in oesophagus, 27 Polar expedition from a surgeon's point of view 201-Multiple aneurysms of the thoracic aorta, MUHKEmRJEE, Major S. N.: Cystic kidney, 221 (Dr. Macklin), 220 201 MULLALLY, G. T.: Septic hands, 81 Portsmouth Division: Scientific meeting, 28, 42, SINNATAMBY, G. S.: Case of cutaneous human Myelomatosis (A. W. Sheen), 213 193-The acute ear, 28-Annual supper-dance, anthrax, 201 42, 98 - Election of representatives, 42 Sinuses, nasal accessory, diagnosis and treat- Medical charities, 42, 98 - Some chemical ment of diieases of the (Charles Beney), dysfunctions and their treatment, 42-Causa- 98 tion and treatment of pleural effusion and SLOT, Gerald: Practical applications of calcium N. empyema, 98-The treatment of fractures as therapy, 14 shown in fractures of the upper limb, 193- SITEH, G. Elliot: My visit to Peking, 271 Nasal accessory sinuses, diagnosis and treat- Annual meeting, 254-Election of officers, 254- Society, Paddington Medical: Report on a ment of diseases of (Charles Beney), 98 Annual report, 254 survey of the Insurance Acts. 29 NATE, Vishwa: Teaching of pathology In the Post-graduate training for ship surgeons, 109 Somerset, West, Branch: Election of represen- medical schools of the West, 127 Post Offlce appointment (female staff), 125,185 tatives, 182-National ophthalmic service, 182 NATTBASS, F. J.: The interpretation of some Posts abroad, 219 -Register of Biophysical Assistants, 182- common nervous symptoms, 10 POULTON, E. P.: Asthma, 27 Alcoholic concentration in blood and urine Navy, Royal: Royal Naval Medical Fervice, 7, Pregnancy, problem of the prevention of in as a guide to intoxication, 182 11, 15, 23. 31, 43, 51, 66, 74, 82, 95, 103, 115, 159,186, medical practice (Dame Louise MecIlroy), 253 Southampton Division: Election of repre- 194, 206. 214, 231, 242, 258, 274 Presentations, 14 sentative, 193,-The body and mind in Navy, Royal: Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve. Pretoria Division: Annual report, 81-Member- functional nervous disorders, 193 7, 11, 15, 23. 31, 43 66, 74, 82. 95, 103, 115, 159, 186, ship, 81-Free medical treatmen"c of pauper South-Eastern Counties Division: Annual 194, 206, 214, 231, 242, 258, 274 patients in public hospitals, 81 dinner, 10-Special meeting. 22-Substitute for Nervous breakdown (Eric B. Strauss), 5 Prize, Harman (Katherine Bishop], 39,61 summary cards, 22 - Forms for use in referring Neuralgia, trigeminal, operation for (Lambert Prize, Middlemore, 40, 49, 61. 79, 161 Insurance cases to bo3pitals or clinics for Rogers), 213 Prizes for essays by final-year students and diagnostic aid or treatment, 65-Circftlar from New Zealand Branch: Cablegram re the earth- newly qualified practitioners, 18. 79 Secretary of State for Scotland re cases of quake disaster, 5 i Proprietary Medicines Bill, text of, 203 accident or sudden illness in thoroughfares, NICoLL, J. Ernest: Modern psychotherapy, 27 Psychology, clinical aspects of, discussion on, 65-Endocrine therapy, 65-Annual meeting. NIGAM, K. S.: Abnormal growth of bone in 22 271-Election of officers, 271-Appointment of forearms, 5 Public Medical Service for London: Annual representatives, 271- Pensions for doctors, Ninety-nine years after, 217 meeting, 114 271 - Breakdown allowances, 271 - Annual Norfolk, West, Division: The trend of events in Punjab Branch:-Treatment of pneumonia in Report of Council, 271 the medical world, 15-Etiology,diagnosis, and children, 5. 127-The teaching of pathology, 5. South - Eastern of Ireland Branch: Annual treatment of gall-stones, 41 127-Oriental sore, 41,127-President's address: meeting, 272 - Correspondence read, 272- Northamptonshire Division: Clinicaland patho- The twenty-four-inch gauge, 210 Election of officers, 272 logical meeting and exhibition of cases, 237 Southport Division: Ball in aid of medical North-East (Ulster) Division: Election of charities, 26 officers, 254-Diet In treatment, 254 South-Western Branch: Hospital develop- Northern Counties of Scotland Branch: Clinical ment, 45 meeting, 28-Expression of sympathy, 28- R. Splenectomy for thrombocytopenic purpura Carcinoma of large intestine, 28-Suprapubic haemorrhagica (A. W. Sheen), 213 prostatectomy, 28-Carcinoma of the floor of Radiology in diseases of the respiratory system STABB, E. W.: Motoring in the Alps, 127 the mouth, 28-Dwarfism, 28-Traumatic (Richard McCulloch), 66 Staffordshire, Nirth, Division: The recognition rupture of liver, 28-Rupture of small Radiotherapy, gynaecological applications of of common e3 e disorders in general pr.. ctice, Intestine, 28-Perineal hypospadias, 28- (Gilbert I. Strachan), 201 66 Banti's disease with gall-stones, 28- Re- Radium treatment of cancer of the breast Staffordshire, South, Division: Radium trcat- current mixed parotid tumour, 28-Fracture (Duncan C. L. Fitzwilliams), 73 ment of cancer of the breast, 73 of humerus, 28-Duodenal ulcer, 28-Use of RATCLIFFE, James Rutherford, disciplinary STARLING, H. J.: Angina pectoris and coronary the oesophagoscope, 28-Demonstration of the case of, 239 occlusion, 15 cutting current and diathermy, 28-Discussiop RAY, B. M.: Rheumatissn. with special refer- STOrT, Lieut.-Col. H.: Spastic paraplegia, 5 on cancer, 182-Disease of the kidneys and ence to its treatment at the British Red Cross STRACHAN, Gilbert I.: Gynaecological applica- urinary tract, 182-Cancer of uterus, 182- Clinic, 14 tions of radiotherapy, 201 Cancer of reetum, 182 Regional medical officers. See Insurance Corre- STRAUSS, Eric B.: Nervous breakdown, 5 Nose, throat, and ear, infections of (Squadron spondence Subscriptions (1931), 49, 70 Leader D. D. Dickson), 28 RErD, A.: Duodenal ulcer, 28 Suffolk, South, Division: Treatment of abdo- Nottingham Division: Hospital policy of the Reigate Division: Annual meeting 272-Election minal operations, before and after, 29-Annual Association, 1 of officers, 272-Hospital policy, 272-Payment meeting. 66-Election of officers, 66-Proposed Nuneaton and Tamworth Division: Treatment to doctors for road accidents, 272-National contributory scheme for private patients. 66, of some obstetrical and gynaecological Ophthalmic Treatment Board, 272 107-Demonstration of films, 66-A " pay- conditions, 93 Rheumatism, treatment of (B. M. Ray), 14-- block " at the hospital, 107-Hospital policy of Nutrition with relation to the mouth (R. Goel),5 (Sir Thomas Horder), 98 the Association, 107-Causation and treatment Richmond Division: The old Richmond of pleural effusion and empyema, 201 Infirmary and chronic cases, 29-Minor Suffolk, West, Division: Some points in the di-eases of the rectum, 29-The Surrey treatment of asthma, 15-Angina pectoris and County Council's scheme for dealing with coronary occlusion, 15-Annual meeting, 50- 0. the old Poor-law infirmary, 29-Diagnosis and Election of officers, 50-Mental Treatment Act, treatment of some common skin diseases, 93- 50-Revised salaries of medical officers of O'DoNovAN, Dr.: Inflamed and ulcerated legi, A talk on gynaecology, 107 health, 213-Domiciliary attendance, 213- 221 _ RIDOUT, C. A. Scott: The acute ear, 28 Minimum commencing salaries, 213-The out- Ophthalmic Treatment Board, National, 222 Road Traffic Act: Hospital patients and third- patient problem, 213-Hospital contributory Out-patient, the problem of the, 53-Report of party claims, 25-Fees for second practitioner schemes, 214 Council (B. M.A.) on, 53-Growth of out-patient called in, 72 S3urgical conditions, biochemical tests for (E. C, .departments, 53-Types of out-patients, 53- Rochdale Division: Local hospitals advisory Dodds), 113 Objections to procedure suggested 54-Sum- committee formed, 14-" Certification " under Syphilis, social aspect of the curious history of mary of conclusions and recommenIations, 55 the Mental Treatment Act, 14-Dyspepsia, 14 (H. L. Gordon), 193 OXLEY, W. F. H.: Ante-natal work, 42 -Asthma, 27 Syphilis and jaws, discussion on, 193 SUMhUUN TO TE JAN.-JUNE, I93T] INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT IBmTz MEDICAL JOUaAL 7

acquired dextrocardia, tannic acid treatment WATSON, Sir Malcolm: Malaria, 81 T. of burns, 4-Tumour hanging from eyelid, WEISER, H. W.: The twenty-four-inch gauge, 27 230 TAYLOR, Wentworth: Uterine inertia, 28 Venereal diseases, diagnosis and treatment of WELSH, Robert A.: The rural practitioner, Teeth, medical importance of, 218 (Major Crawford Jones), 4 114 THOMAS, T. Meyrick:-Abdominal pain: some VINING, C. W.: Infant feeding, 222 West Bromwich Division: Annual meeting, 4 considerations, 41 VIBUWANATH, Dr.: The teaching of pathology, 5 - Election of officers, 4 - Programme for THOMPSON, Dr.: Specimen of rupture of heart, 1931, 4 27 WHIARTON, W. 11.: An exhortation on medical ToNEs, J. W,: Gastric and duodenal ulcers, 5 practice and unity, 236 Torquay Division: Joint meeting with Torquay WHITE, Dr.: Endocrine therapy, 65 and District Medical Society, 213-Recent W. WHITE, J. Stanley: Recent aspects of biological knowledge of tuberculosis-the transatlantic therapy, 72, 112, 254-Preparation of serums visit, 213-Annual meeting, 213-Election of Wakefield, Pontefract, and Castleford Division: and lymph, 112 officers, 213-Annual Report of Council, 213 Surgical experiences, 29-Special meeting, 29- WHITTINGDALE, J.: Three-quarters of thyroid Trades Union Congress General Council sends Report of Representative, 29-Common dis- gland removed for relief of exophthalmic a deputation to Ministers re Insurance abilities of the foot, 29-Certification under goitre, 65-Backache, 65 schemes. 73 the National Health Insurance Act, 66- WILKIE, D. P. D.: Observations on the death- Transvaal, Eastern, Division: Annual report, 81 Dyspepsia, 98-Infant feeding, 222-Cancer rate from appendicitis, 10 -Papers read, 81 incidence, 222-Annual meeting, 273-Election Willesden Division: Nervous breakdown, 5- Transvaal, North, Branch: Annual report, 81 of officers, 273-Salaries of whole-time medical Annual dinner, 5-Clinical meeting, 28, 221- -Annual dinner, 81-Eastern Transvaal officers of health, 273 - Annual Report of Infections of the ear, nose, and throat. 28- Division, 81-Pietersburg Division, 81-Pre- Council, 273 Biochemical tests for medical and surgical toria Division, 81 Wales, South, and Monmouthshire Branch: conditions, 113-Some disorders of colon func- Tuberculosis, recent knowledge of (Ernest Uterine inertia, 28-Thyrotoxic goitre, 113- tion, 221 Ward). 213 Cerebellar abscess following otorrhoea, 113- WILLIAMs, E. Roland: Adaptation of ordinary Twenty-four-inch gauge (Lieut.-Col., J. J. Cerebellar abscess following endomastoiditis, dental gas apparatus for use in obstetrics, 113 Harper-Nelson). 209-Correspondence on, 230 113-Malignant growth of ears, 113-Concealed -Clover inhaler, 113-Nasal inhaler, 113 Tyneside Division: Election of officers, 28- sinus empyema, 113-Dermatitis artefacta, 113 WILLIAMS, Thomas Pearse: Some disorders of Clinical meeting, 28-The use of the ophthal- -Adaptation of ordinary dental gas apparatus colon function, 221 moscope, 28 for use In obstetrics, 113-Clover inbaler, 113 WILLIs, Thomas James, diciplinary case of, 257 Tyrone Pivision: Model rules, 11-Election of -Nasal inhaler, 113-Gynaecological applica- Wiltshire Branch: Death of Dr. Locket, 42- officers, 11-Fees for examining drunken tions of radiotherapy,201-Pancreatitis, 201 Ante-natal work, 42 motorists, 11-Fees for examination of pupil Wales, South-West, Division: Disorders of the Workmen's Compensation Acts: Silicosis and teachers entering training colleges, 11 ear, nose, and throat in general practice, 22- asbestosis, 242 Empyema in children, 50 WoRSTBR-DROUGHT, C.: Early diagnosis of Wandsworth Division: The out-patient pro- diseases of the nervous system, 237 blem, 213 WRIGHT, A. Dickson: Treatment of varicose U. WARD, Ernest: Reeent knowledge of tubercu- veins, ulcers, and phlebitis, 27 losis-the transatlantic visit, 213 Ulcers, gastric and duodenal (J. W. Tonks), 5 WARMA, J. D.: Oriental sore, 41, 127 Ulstar Branch: Lantern slides illustrating the WARNER, E. 0.: Calcium therapy. 14 role of radiology in diseases of the respiratory Warrington Division: Ophthalmic service system, 66 scheme, 27-Mental Treatment Act, 27- Ulster, North-East Division: Election of officers, Modern psychotherapy, 27 Y. 254-Diet in treatment, 254 Warwick and Leamington Division: Treatment Unemployment insurance. See Insurance of chronic rheumatism, 98 York Division: General meeting, 82-Report of United Provinces Branch: General meeting, 5- Warwickshire Panel and Local Medical Com- Representative, 82-Report of Medical Liaison Election of officers, 5-Nutrition with relation mittee: Pharmaceutical Committee for Subcommittee, 82-Ministry of Health circular to the mouth, 5-Spastic paraplegia, 5-Ab- Warwickshire, 6-Report of Panel Conference, re the voluntary notification of cancer, 82- normal bone growth of forearms, 5-Recurrent 7-Eligibility for inclusion in the British Proposed new Division, 82-Accommodation oohthalmoplegia, 5-Suspected tumour of the Medical Association's ophthalmic list, 94- required for treatment under the Mental antrum of Highmore, 5-Nerve paralysis, 5- Post-graduate facilities, 94, 214-Facilities for Treatment Act, 82 ill-developed infants of syphilitic parents, 5 hydrotherapy and electrotherapy, 94-Patho- Yorkshire, East, Division: Clinical aspects of Urine, alcoholic concentration in (Godfrey logical services for dependants of insured, psychology, 22 Carter), 182 94- General Medical Service Scheme, 94- Uterine inertia (Wentworth Taylor), 28 Venereal clinic, qualifications for administra- tion of a, 214-Ventriculin in treatment of pernicious anaemia, 214-Co-operation with the National Ophthalmic Treatment Board's V. service, 214-Report of, 273-Excessive pre- Z. scribing, 273 % Vaccination fees, 214, 229 WATSON, David Davidson: Withdrawal of Zanzibar Branch: Annualmeeting, 237-Election VATCHER, Dr., exhibits cases: Fibroid lung authorization under the Dangerous Drugs of officers, 237-Centenary celebrations, 237- following gas poisoning; pulmonary neoplasm; Act, 82 Medical charities, 237

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A. Anaesthesia, effect of on paroxysmal conditions, Auditory meatus, acute inflammation of the, 502 466 Auricular fibrillation in heart disease, 183 ABADIE, J.: Hydatid cysts of lung, 346 Anaesthesia, general, ethyl chloride, for Auscultatory sign of defective conduction in Abdomen, actinomycosis of, 348 children, 357 mitral stenosis, 622 Abdominal symptoms in acute rheumatism, Anaesthesia, general, pulmonary complications AVERILL, L. C. L.: Induction of labour, 156 142 of, 39 Avertin causing fatal colitis, 602 ABEsHOusE, B. S.: Post-operative urinary Anaesthesia, infiltration, in fractures, 153 Ax2ELROD, Mi. L.: The barbiturates in obstetrical incontinence, 32 Anaesthesia, intravenous, barbitone derivatives analgesia, 505 Abortion, treatment of, 256 in, 37 Axillary vein. See Vein Abscess, peritonsillar, treatment of, 501 Anaesthesia, local, percaine as a, 152 Azotasemia and renal insufficiency, 211 ABT, A. F.: Percutaneous diphtheriaimmuniza- Anaesthesia, regional, 480 tion, 355 Anaesthesia, spinal: Indications for, 356- ABUREL, E.: Anaesthetization of the lumbo- Amytal in, 482 aortic plexus, 580 Anaesthesia. See also Narcosis and Analgesia Accouchement, rapid, by method of Delmas, 23. Anaesthetic, general. for children, ethyl chloride B. See also Labour as an. 357 Achlorhydria with hypochromi¢ anaemta, 438 Anaesthetic, pernocton as an, 358 BAAGOE, K. H.: Sex and age incidence in Acid-base balance and allergy, 160 Anaesthetic, spinal. neocaine as a, 603 asthma. 265 Acid production by Brucella strains, 488 Anaesthetization of the lumbo-aortic plexus, BAAR, H.: Percutaneous immunization in diph- Acne, an endocrine factor in, 403 580 theria, 95 Acoustic nerve. See Nerve Anal chancre, 555 BAA5TAD, W. F.: Stieda's lesion, 192 Acrifiavine: In psoriasis vulgaris, 62-In Analgesia, obstetrical, the barbiturates in, 505 Bacillus anthracss, multiplicity of antigens in, undulant fever, 59 Anatoxin, tetanus, the preparation of, 539 138 Actinomycosis of the abdomen, 348 ANDRfi-THOmAs: Etiology of chorea, 439 Bacillus Calmette-Giurin, increase in virulence Actino-sensitivity of oestrin, 542 Aneurysm of aorta, dissecting, simulating pul- of the strain, 117 ADDE8si, G.: Histamine and utero-placental monary neoplasm, 584 Bacillus Calmette-Guerin strain, dissociation of apoplexy, 642 Aneurysm of the heart, diagnosis of, 93 the, 434 Addison's disease: The cortical hormone In, 15- Aneurysms, millary, of cerebral arteries, 24 Baci4us coli pyuria, the causal organisms of, 582 Etiology of, 296-Treatment of with a hormone ANGELBRI, C.: The titre of isoagglutinating Baoillus coli in water, the search for, 562 from the cortex of the suprarenal gland, 352 serums, 386 Bacillus, Ducrey's, cultivation of from soft Adenitis, cervioal, acute, tonsillectomy in, 195 ANGBLINI, V.: Measles complicated by diabetes chancres, 336 Adenitis, inguinal, special form of, 94. See also insipidus, 93 Bacillus, paratyphoid, aberrant, infection due Lymphogranulomatosis Angina pectoris, 511-Surgical treatmhnt of, 302 to, 364 Adenoacanthoms of the uterus, 210 ANGYAL, A.: The bactericidal power of the blood Bacillus, tuberele (bovine) as a cause of Adenocarcinomatous growths of the bladder, in alcoholism. 262 phthisis, 486 147 Anhydraemia in extensive superficial burns, 10 Bacillus, tubercle, quantitative estimation of Adenoids in adults. frequency of, 275 Ankle fractures, with backward dislocation, 395 living and dead, in sputum, 614 Adenomatous goitres, 246 Ankylosis of the temporo-maxillary joint, 592 Backache, low, 167, 168 ADLERsBERG. D.: Local treatment of ulcers Antigangrene serum in scarlet fever, 571 Bacteria, infective power of, enhancement of, with insulin, 13 Antigens in B. anthracss, multiplicity of, 138 181 Adnexal inflammation, conservative operation Antimony in therapeutics, 104 Bactericidal power of the blood in alcoholism, for, 254 Antimony, organic, in kala-azar, 328 262 Agranulocytosis, 564 Antiseptics, influence of soap on, 487 Bacteriophage in the diagnosis of dysentery, 508 Alcoholic delirium, strychnine in, 375 Antral (Eighmore) diseases, radiography in, 556 Bacteriophage therapy in chancroid, 171 Alooholism, bactericidal power of the blood in, Aortic aneurysm. See Aneuryvsm BADINAND, A.: Nephritis caused by trypafiavine, 262 Apoplexy, utero-placental, and histamine, 642 182 ALIDRIDGE, F. C.: An outbreak of trichinosis in Appendicectomy, the latero-posterior incision BAmzY, W.: Bulbar paralysis after teeth extrac- Pennsylvania, 413 for, 549 tion. 318 AL1cxI, M.: Laryngeal complication of quinsy, Appendicitis, chronio, 274 BAILLIART, P.: Ocular hypertensive conditions, 379 Appendicitis in the middle-aged, 8 576 ALEBXADER, J.: Treatment of non-tuberculous Appendicitis and trauma. 126 BAzAaD, P.: Uterine hypertony In successive pulmonary conditious, 72 Arborescent lipoma. See Lipoma labours, 608 Alkalis In malaria, the haemic effects of quinine Argyrosis of the cornea, 575 BALDEIDGB, C. W.: Auricular fibrillation in and, 43 ARNHEIM, E. E.: Neocalne as a spinal heart disease. 183 ALLEN, I. M.: Tumours involving the cauda anaesthetic, 603 BALLANCE, C.: Dual innervation of striated equina, 174 ARONSTAM, N. E. Cutis marmorata (livedo muscle, 433 ALLEN, P. K.: Acrifiavine in psoriasis vulgaris, reticularis), 252 BALTEAZAAD: Epilepsy due to compression of 62 Arsphenamine: Precautions during adminis- the frontal lobe, 3 Allergic syphilis. See Syphilis tration of, 497-In the treatment of syphilis, BAQUERO, G.: The blood platelets in pulmonary Allergy and the acid-base balance, 160 526, 601 tuberculosis, 507 Allergy conditions. skin tests in diagnosis of, 218 Arterial hypertension: Rational treatment of, BARBE}A, G.: Volvulus of thestomach, 223 Amato's test for syphilis, 25 79-Bismuth subnitrate in, 201-Treatment of Barbitone derivatives in intravenous anaes- Ambulant therapy in proctology, 418 idiopathic, 325 thesia, 37 AxIES, C. R.: Plasmoquine in malaria, 454 Arteries, oerebral, miliary aneurysms of, 24 Barbiturates in obstetrical analgesia, 505 Amniotic bands, foetal injury by, 21 Arthritis, chronic, treatment of, 524 BARGENN J. A.: Serum treatment of chronic Amoebic colitis, See Colitis Arthritis, infectious (atrophic). streptococci in, ulcerative colitis, 200-Prevention of periton- Amylaceous dyspepsia. 416 89 itis in colon surgery, 224 Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. See Sclerosis Arthritis, purulent, of the knee, treatment of, Barium chloride in typhoid fever, 498 Amytal in spinal anaesthesia, 482 419 BARNEs, A. R.: Calcareous aortic valvular Anaemia, chlorotio, of pregnancy, 179 Arthritis, syphilitic, 545 disease, 491 Anaemia and diet, 294 Artificial feeding. See Feeding BABRAQurB Y CEBERO, T.: Pathogenesis of Ansemis, hypoobromic, with achlorhydria, 438 Artificial pneumothorax. See Pneumothorax sympathetic ophthalmia, 282 Anaemia, iron treatment of, 250 ARVANITAXIS, G.: Radiography of discrete Basal metabolism in pulmonary tuberculosis, Anaemia, malarial, splenic extract in, 199 pulmonary lesions, 427 617 Anaemia, pernicious, 221-Liver diet in, histo- Asbestosis bodies in the sputum, 161 BAssET, J. J. A.: Bacteriophage therapy in logical effects of, 213-Resistant to liver treat- Asobheim-Zondek test for pregnancy, 639 chancroid, 171 ment, 412 Ascites, a confirmatory physical sign in, 587 BAssLER, A.: Treatment of chorea, 170 Anaemia, pernicious, the erythrocyte in, 335 Ascites, foetal, 610 Baths, hot, for relief of intermittent claudioa- Anaemia, pernicious, essential, pathogenic ASLETT, E.: Treatment of malaria, 598 tion, 276 factors in, 315 Aspergillosis, cerebral, 367 BAuIBm, R.: Primary tumours of the heart, 125- Anaemia, pernicious, gastric juice of dogs in Asphyxiation, neo-natal, 429 Thyroidectomy immediately before parturi- treatment of, 377-Gastric tissue of swine in, Asthma, bronchial, effect of anaesthesia on, 466 tion, 323 424 Asthma intensified by liver therapy, 295 BAuM, H. L.: Tonsillectomy in acute cervical Anaemia, splenic, local vasoular changes in, 119 Asthma, sex and age incidence in, 265 adenitis, 195 Anaemias, haemolytic, 137 Astroeytomas, cerebellar, 345 BAux Haemorrhage in delivery of hydatidiform Anaerobic blood culture. See Blood AUDEBEBT: Fibroma praevia and forceps mole, 178-Fibroma praevia and forceps Anaesthesia, combination, 154 I delivery, 207 delivery, 207 EPIT. 2 [ TnuBEm8m 4 JAN.-JUNE, I93I] INDEX TO THE EPITOME I MEDICAL JOURNAL

BAZGAN, J.: Antigangrene serum in scarlet BBoyER, C. E.: Peritoneal bleeding from perfora- CAssAET: Massive doses of sodium salicylate in fever, 571 tion by uterine chorion-epithelioma, 430 acute rheumatism, 353 Baen, soya, as a milk suhstitute, 477 BRAAK, J. W. G. Ter: Epidemic polyneuritis, CASTANEDA, M. R.: Immunization against BEiCHER. E.: Skin coloration in renal insuffi- 624 typhus fever, 540 ciency, 30-Renal insufficiency and azotaemia, Brachial plexus and its roots. trauma of, 456 CASTAf-0. 0.-A.: Treatment of the fibrocystic 211 BRAAHDY M. B.: Pancreatitis complicating ovary. 87 BECK, A. C.: Eclampsia, 406 mumps, 343 Catarrh, nasal, sodium iodide in, 350 BECKER, J.: The haemostatic actionC,ongoof Brain lesions, fixed, encephalography in, 132 Catarrhal jaundice. See Jaundice red, 80 BRAT3ROWSK, E.: Colonic stasis of hepatic Cauda equina, tumours involving the, 174 BECKER, S. W.: Yeast factors in superficial caUsation, 269 CAULK, J. R.: Litholapaxy, 568 dermatitis, 251 BRAMOND, E.: Rapid accouchement by method CAUSSADE. G.: Treatment of tuberculous BECKMAN. H.: Allergy and the acid-base of Delmas, 23 laemoptysis, 632 balance, 160 BRENNAN, J.: Post-operative ileus, 273 CECCARELLI, D.: Insulin in wasting following BEEBE, R. T.: Lobar pneumonia treated un- Broad ligament, early endometrial invasion of cholelithiasls, 196 successfully with convalescent serum, 34 the, 643 CEDERCREUTZ, A.: Erythema nodosum and BERMAN, H.: Bismuth arsphenamine in early BRocHIER. A.: Puerperalinfection and influenza, tuberculosis, 341 syphilis, 601 333 Cereal mixture for children, 16 BEGBIE, R.. S.: Dissociation of the B.C.G. BROCKBANK, W.: Pernicious anaemIa, 221 Cerebellar astrocytomas, 345 strain, 434 Bromide poisoning, chronic, 185 Cerebral arteries. See Arteries BEGG, R. C.: Adenocarcinomatous growths of Bromide and iodide therapy, 528 Cerebral aspergillosis. 367 the bladder, 147 Bromides in the persistent vomiting of preg- Cervical lacerations, 255 BEHNEY, C. A.: Ectopic gestation, 206 nancy, 536 CHABAN3ER, H.: Oily solutions of insulin in BELL, G.: Gastric syphilis simulating carci- Bronchial glands, latent and occult tuberculous diabetes, 552 noma, 440 infection of, 411 CEALIER, J.: Milk injections in erysipelas,127 BELOT, J.: Treatment of parotid epithelioma, Bronchietasis in childhood, treatment of, 203 Chancre of anus, 585 444 Bronchiectasis, surgical treatment of. 417 Chanere, gonococcal, 621 BELsON, M. 0.: A rubella epidemic, 122 BROUHA: Trial labour in contracted pelvis, 158 Chancre of the tongue, 49 BELT. T. H.: Silicosis and tuberculosis, 139 BRowN, A.: A cereal mixture for children, 16 Chancres, soft, cultivation of Ducrey's bacillus BENEDICT, H.: Percutaneous immunization in BROWN, J. H.: Acute nephritis produced by a from, 336 diphtheria, 95 pneumococcal autolysate, 362 Chancroid, bacteriophage therapy in, 171 BENN, E. C.: Sublingual mumps with oedema BROWN, R. G.: Radiography in antral (High- Chandler, L. Chronic appendicitis, 274 of tongue,267--leasles encephalitis, 589 more) diseases, 556 CHARPY: Gold pigmentation of the skin, 404 Benzyl cinnamic ether in treatment of inflam- Brucella strains, acid production by, 488 CHATON, M.: Hirschsprung's disease, 420 matory conditions, 12 BR4aGSCH, T.: Jaundice and iron metabolism, CHATON, P.: Strychnine in alcoholic delirium BPiRARD, P.: Rupture of the spleen. and left 613 375 kidney, 52 BBuCCIANTI, E.: Plasma volume and acute infec- Chaulmoogra oil in the local treatment of BBREsow, E.: Total resection of the stomach tions, 465 leprosy, 400 245 BuCKINGETAM, W. W.: Treatment of non- CHAVIGNY, M.: Pericarditis with effusion, 414 BERKMAN, J. M.: The cortical hormone in tuberculous pulmonary lesions, 72 Chemistry, clinical, of the skin, 363 Addison's disease, 15 Rulbar paralysis. See Paralysis CHEVALIER, P.: Subacute inguinallymphogranu- BERNARD, J.: Subacute inguinal lymphogranulo- BUNBuRY, D. Elizabeth: Chronic bromide lomatosis, 94-Diet in catarrhal jaundice, 130 matosis, 94 poisoning, 185 -Essential or familial haemophilia, 437 BTTT5,. L. 0.: Obliteration of the common bile BURGERS: Incidence of diphtheria, 242 CHIARELLO, A. G.: Experimental uraemia, 140 duct, 519 Burn scars, cancer developing in. 124 Chicken-pox. See Varicella BERNARD, L.: Tuberculosis and marriage. 28 Burns in children, 51 CHIEVJTZ,0.. Radium treatment of cancer of BEE.R,, C. E.: Peritoneal bleeding from perfora- Burns, superficial, extensive, anhydraemia the cervix, 458 tion by uterine chorion-epithalioma, 430 in, 10 Children, fasting, insulin and epinephrine in BHAGEEUTTY, R.: Recovery from pneamococcal Burns, tannic acid in treatment of, 51 68 meningitis, 97 BuRToN, J. A. G.: Generalized myositis fibrosa, China, eclampsia in, 257 BICHARA. F. B.: Streptococcal myositis. 590 618 Chlorotic anaemia. See Anaemia BIJL J. P.: Incidence of Weil's disease in BUT5CHOWITZ, E.: Quantitative estimation of Cholecystectomy without drainage, 392 Holland, 5 living and dead tubercle bacilli in sputum, Cholelithiasis followed by wasting, insulin in Bile duct, common, obliteration of the, 519 614 196 BINET: Pelvic sympathectomy. 65 Choleriform syndromein infantile diarrhoea. Birth, circulatory changes at, 205 565 BIsHoP, E. L.: Epidermoid carcinoma in Cholesteatoma, aural,pathogenesis of, 500 sebaceous cysts, 270 Cholesterinaemia in diphtheria. 90 Bismuth arsphenamine in early syphilis, 601 C. Chondromas of the hand, 447 Bismuth, radio-active, in treatment of malig- Chorea, etiology of, 338, 439 tumours, 193 - nant CABOT, H.: Ethylene gas explosions, 481 Chorea, treatment of: By phenyl - ethyl Bismuth subnitrate in arterial hypertension, Caesarean section, cervical, dangers of, 176 hydantoin, 151-By nirvanol, 172 201 Caesarean section, lower, 577, 578 Chorion-epithelioma without external haemor- Bismuththerapy, renal complications of, 398 Caesarean section, rupture of uterus follow- rhage. 136 BLACHMAN,. S. .: Acute nephritis produced by ing, 42 Chorion-epithelioma, hydatidiform mole, and a pneumococcal autolysate, 362 Calcareous aortic valvular disease, 491, 492 the Zondek-Aschheim reaction, 534 Bladder, adenocarcinomatous growths of the. Calcinosis, cutaneous, 402 Chorion-epithelioma of uterus, perforating, 147 Calcium gluconate in oedema, 527 peritoneal bleeding from, 430 Bladder, urinary, diverticula of the, 371 Calcium and parathyroid in chronic ulcerative CHRISTIE, J. F.: Xanthoma multiplex with BLECKWENN, W. J.: Sodium amytal in neuro- colitis, 354 hypothyroidism, 63 psychiatricconditions, 106 Calculus in the solitary kidney and ureter, Cinchophen administration, toxic symptoms BLOCH, B.: An endocrine factor in acne, 403 treatment of, 169. See also Stone during, 327 Blood, bactericidal power of in alcoholism. 262 Cancer, bismuth radio-active in treatment of, Circulatory changes at birth, 205 Blood changes during pregnancy and parturi- 193 CITRON, R.: Sporadic encephalitis, 163 tion, 462 Cancer of bladder, treatment of, 446 Claudication, intermittent, relieved by hot Blood culture, anaerobic, by the Boez method, Cancer in burn scars, development of, 124 baths, 276 118 Cancer of the cervix: Operabilityin, 20-Radium CLBERO, A.: Dissecting aortic aneurysm simu- Blood in delirium tremens, 509 treatment of, 287. 458, 459 - After subtota lating pulmonary neoplasm, 584 Blood flow, velocity of the, 464 hysterectomy, 609 CLEVELAND, D.E. H.: Mercurialism following Blood formation and copper, 422 Cancer, epidermoid, in sebaceous cysts, 270 the application of mercurochrome, 376 Blood platelets, enumeration of, 115 Cancer of the larynx, intrinsic, 381 Clostridium welchii, haemorrhagic lesions Blood platelets in pulmonary tuberculosis, 507 Cancer of lung, primary, 11 caused by, 215 Blood pressure, high, treated with pancreatic Cancer of the ovary, 579 CODVELLE:#erotherapy in meningococcal septi- extract, 63w" Cancer of the prostate, treatment of, 446 caemia, 58 Blood regeneration, the action of liver extract Cancer, scirrhous gastric, radiological diagnosis COBLOT, M.: Ankylosis of the temporo- on. 237 of, 131 maxillary joint, 592 Blood sedimentation rate in gynaecological Cancer, serum reactions in, 260 COHEN, M. J.: Post-traumatic mentalsymptoms, conditions, 337 Cancer simulated by gastric syphilis, 440 188 Blood serum, cholesterin titre of, 44 Cancer of skin: Treatment of, 76, 271-In COHN, B.: Staphylococcal septicaemia, 374 sugar content 365 Blood in later life, sebaceous cysts, 270 Colds, experimental transmission of, 611-By a Blood transfusion reactions, etiology of, 385 Cancer of tongue, early signs of, 393 filterable agent, 69 Blood transfusion followed by urasemia, 470 Cancer of the trachea, primary, 110 Colic, post-operative due tofiatus, treatment of, BLOOM, D.: Cutaneous calcinosis, 402 Cancer of uterus, early diagnosis of, 134 166 BLUMGART, H. L.: Velocity of the blood flow, 464 Cancer of the vagina, 606, 6W7 Colic, renal, diathermy in, 280 BOECKEL, A.: Ureteral pyelography, 554 Cancer of vagina and pessaries, 504 Colitis, amoebic, administration of emetine in, BOEGNER, E.: Uraemic meningitis, 123 Cancer. See also Malignant disease: Tumours, 551 Boez method of anaerobic blood culture, 118 etc. Colitis, fatal, caused by avertin, 602 BOIssoN, G.: Diathermy in renal colic, 280 CANTALAMESSA, V.: Meningococcal meningitis Colitis, ulcerative, chronic: Serum treatment of, BORELMANN: Treatment of eclampsia, 535 in infants, 415, 516, 531 20-Calcium and parathyroid in, 354 BOMFIANI, R.: Histamine and utero-placental in a CANTAROW, A.: Calcium and parathyroid COLL, J. P.: Injection treatment of varicose apoplexy. 642 chronic ulcerative colitis, 354-Ether hyper- veins, 191 Bone lesions, phalangeal, treatment of, 31 glyeaemia, 604 Collapse, post-operative Pulmonary, etiology of, Bone, Beckliughausen's disease of, 299 CANUYT. G.: Treatment of peritonsillar absoess. 432 BOOTS. R. H.: Structure of rheumatic nodules, 501 COLLIS, W. R. F.: Immunology of scarlet fever, 238 Carbohydrate dyspepsia, treatment of, 303 159 BOuTS,I. H.: Monilial vulvo-vaginitis, 503 Carbohydrate metabolism: Gall-bladder dis- Colon surgery, prevention of peritonitis in, 224 BouT. L.: Renal complications of bismuth ease and, 615-Of the skin, 561 Colonic stasis of hepatic causation ("hepatio therapy, 398 Carbuncle, renal, 493 tiflostasis '), 269 BORDLEY, J.: Etiology of blood transfusion Carcinoid tumours. See Tumours COLUXBA, D.: Insulinaemia in the fat and thin, reactions, 385 Carcinoma. See Cancer 410 441 BosacH, H.: Deafness in trichinosis, Cardiac disease and urinary retention, 435 CoamBiesco, N.: Haemorrhagic lesions caused R.: embolisms in BOUCOMONT, Pulmonary Cardiac. See also Heart by Clostridium welchis, 215 _developing myocardial infarct. 510 Cardio-vascular syphilis, treatment of, 35 Common cold. See Cold R.: Pernicious anaemia resistant to BOULIN, CARROT, E.: Injection treatment of varicose Complement-fixation test In gonorrhoea, 70 liver treatment, 412 veins, 443 Congo red, haemostatic action of, 80 BOURN, Janet M.: Experimental transmission CARTBR, L. F.: Ocular manifestations of CONNER, H. K.: Gastric tissue in pernicious of the common cold, 611 trichinosis, 283 anaemia, 424 BoWER, A. G.: Treatment of. meningococcal Caruncle, urethral, treatment of, 247 Convalescent serum. See Serum meningitis, 525 CABANO, C.: Haemolytic anaemias, 137 Convulsions in disseminated sclerosis, 121 [ Ts Bumia JAN.-JUNE, I93I] INDEX TO THE EPITOME I MDAL JOU2NA 5 = COOKE, H. H.: Carcinoid tumours of the small DESJACQUES, R.: Rupture of the spleen and left' Electro-surgical scalpel in renal surgery, 548 intestine, 595 kidney, 52 ELEY, R. C.: Encephalography in fixed lesions Copper and blood formation, 422 DEsPLAS, B.: Exophthalmic goitre, 520 of the brain, 132 CORBIA, A.: Estimation of glycaemia, 541 DEULOFrU, V.: Multiplicity of antigens in B ELLEPR, J. J.: Treatment of skin cancer, 76 Cornea, argyrusis of the, 575 anthracis, 138 ELLIS, L. B.: Rational treatment of arterial Cortical hormone. See Hormone Dextrose solutions in eclampsia, 535 hypertension, 79 Coryza, acute, sodium iodide in, 350 Diabetes insipidus complicating measles, 92 Embolism, pulmonary, and typhoid phlebitis, 33 Cossio, P.: Localization of myocardial infarc- Diabetes, oily solutions of insulin in, 552 Embolisms, pulmonary, in developing myo- tion by the electrocardiogram. 241 Diabetic, eclampsia in a, 40 cardial infarct, 510 COsTB, F.: Lipiodol injections in neuralgia and Diabetic patients, operations on. 78 Embolus, obstetric, post-operative, 86 rbeumatic pains, 248 Diaphragmatic hernia. See Hernia Emetine administration in amoebic colitis, 551 COTTE, G.: Intrauterine lipiodol injections in Diaphragmatic paralysis by phrenic evulsion, 53 EmRIaH, W. H.: Cervical lacerations, treat. sterility, 234-Cholecystectomy without drain- Diarrhoea in children, fruit treatment of, 105 ment of, 255 age, 392-Resection of the pelvic sympathetic, DIAsio, J. S.: Protein therapy in salpingitis, 483 Encephalitis in childhood, etiology of, 583 641 Diathermy for the induction of diuresis in Encephalitis, epidemic, acoustic nerve involve- CoucH, J. K.: The diagnosis of pregnancy, 382 nephritis, 184 ment in, 380 COUNSELIJER, V. S.: Uterine prolapse, 22 Diathermy treatment: Of infected tonsils, 109- Encephalitis, epidemic, amyotrophic lateral COURTOuIs, A.: The blood in delirium tremens, Of dementia paralytica, 226-Of renal colic. 280 sclerosis in, 17 509 DIBOLD, H.: Heart failure and metabolism, 537 Encephalitis, measles, 589 COwAN, J.: Generalized myositis fibrosa, 618 DIECKMANN: Dextrose solutions in eclampsia, Encephalitis, post-vaccinal: Followed by spastic CRANE, M. P.: The action of liver extract on 535 hemiplegia, 187-And generalized vaccinia, blood regeneration, 237 DIEM, E.: The relation of mild to typical small- 342 Cranial nerves. See Nerves pox, 214 Encephalitis, sporadic, 163 CRAVEN, E. B., jun.: Precautions during DIENERT, F.: The search for Bacills coli in Encephalitis in undulant fever. 546 arsphenamine administration. 497 water, 562 Encephalitis produced with vaccinia virus, 293 CRAVER, LI. F.: Radiation treatment of poly- Diet and anaemia, 294 Encephalitis, vaccinal, 513 cythaemia vera, 133 Diet in catarrhal jaundice, 130 Encephalography in fixed lesions of the brain, CRAWFORD. L. P.: Treatment of spasmodic Diet in pulmonary tuberculosis, 150 132 croup, 476 Dietetic treatment of obesity, 479 Endocarditis with meningococcaemia, 370 CRBYSSEL, J.: Peritoneal bleeding from perfora- Digitalis in pneumonia, 304 Endocrine factors: In migraine, 74-In acne, 403 tion by uterine chorion-epithelioma. 430 Digitalis therapy in children, 631 Endocrine treatment of gastric and duodenal CaROss-LEBOURLIER, A. M.: Choleriform syn- DIMITRY, T. J.: Local treatment of leprosy with ulcers, 279 drome in infantile diphtheria, 565 chaulmoogra oil, 400 Endometrial haemorrhage. See Haemorrhage CROTEERS. B.: Encephalography in fixed lesiona DINGER, J. E.: Bacteriology of yellow fever, 292 Endometrial invasion, early, of the broad liga- of the brain, 132 Diphtheria carriers, treatment of, 399 ment, 643 CRoucH, J. H.: Vaccine therapy in enteric Diphtheria, cholesterinaemia in, 90 ENGELSGAARD, H. d'U. A.: Erythema nodosum fever, 60 Diphtheria, control of in institutions, 390 and pulmonary tuberculosis, 141 Croup. spasmodic, treatment of, 476 Diphtheria, immunity to, the negative phase in, Enteric fever. See Fever CEYILLERET, P.: Gold pigmentation of the skin, 436 Enuresis, types of, 530 404 Diphtheria, incidence of, 242 Bpilepsy, etiology of, 173 CUXHaNG, W. M.: Latent and occult tuberculous Diphtheria, infantile, choleriform syndrome in, Epilepsy due to compression of the frontal infection of bronchial glands, 411 565 lobe. 3 CUNNINGHAm, Ruby L.: The tonsils and disease. Diphtheria, percutaneous immunization in, 95, Epilepsy, ketogenic treatment of, 56 625 355 Epilepsy and menstruation, 311 Curetting In chronic gonorrhoea, 431 Diphtheria, toxic, 189 Epinephrine and insulin in fasting children, 68 CUsHING, H.: Cerebellar astrocytomas. 345 Diphtherial infection of the umbilicus, 48 Epithelioma, parotid, treatment of, 444 Cutaneous pigmentation and health. 514 Disease, resistance to, seasonal variations in, Ergosterol, irradiated, relation of vitamin D to, Cutis marmorata (livedo reticularis), 252 387 313 Cyst of ovary, suppuration in, 135 Disease and the tonsile, 625 Ergotamine, general therapeutic value of, 573 Cystic mastitis, chronic, 359 Disseminated sclerosis. See Sclerosis Erysipelas: Milk injections in. 127-Serum treat- Cysts, hydatid, of lung, 346 DITTLER, B. L.: Benign acute pulmonary tuber- ment of, 523 Cysts. sebaceous, epidermoid carcinoma in. 270 culosis, 543 Erythemanodosum and pulmonary tuberculosis, Diuresis in nephritis, Induction of, 184 141, 341 Diuretic, salyrgan as a, 326 Erythroeyte in pernicious anaemia, 335 Diverticula of the urinary bladder, 371 EssENSON. S. J.: Endocrine treatment of gastric DocEHz, A. R.: Experimental transmission of and duodenal ulcer, 279 D. colds by a filterable agent, 69 ESTIENNY, B : Fibroma praevia and forceps DOGLIOTTI, A. M.: Renal innervation, 116 delivery, 207 DALSACE, J.: Treatment of inflammatory con- Dogs, gastric juice of in treatment of pernicious Ether, benzyl cinnamic, in treatment of inflam- ditions with benzyl cinnamic ether, 12 anaemia, 377 matory conditions, 12 DAMADE, R.: Intestinal perforation in para- DONATO. J.: Cholesterinsemia in diphtheria. 90 Ether hyperglycaemia, 604 typhoid B fever, 293 DoUGLAs, B. G.: Induetion of labour by mem- Ethyl chloride as a general anaesthetic for DAME5HEK, W.: Agranulocytosis. 564 brane rupture, 640 % children, 357 DANGLADE, .J. H.: Treatment of cardio-vascular DOULL, J. A.: Experimental transmission of Ether narcosis, glutathione in, 463 syphilis. 35 the common cold, 611 Ethylene gas explosions, 481 DANIELOPOLU, D.: Surgical treatment of angina DRAKE, T. G. H.: A cereal mixture for children, ETRILL.ARD, P.: The search for Bacillus coli in pectoris, 302-The- effect of anaesthesia on 16-Sugar tolerance in infants. 612 water, 562 paroxysmal conditions. 466 DREBNKEAHN- Fourth disease, 368 ETTINGER, G. H.: The Aschheim-Zondek -test DAs, P. Chandra: Foetal ascites, 610 Du BoIs, Ch.: Lingual tuberculosis, 593 for pregnancy. 639 DAulDIN-OLAVAUD: Treatment of infected tonsils DUBOIS, E. F.: Digitalis in pneumonia, 304 EVANS, E. T.: Acute poliomyelitis, 623 by diathermy, 109 DUBREUILE, W.: Treatment of cutaneouscancer, EWELL, G. H.: Iodine therapy in exophthalmic DAUNA, V.: Benign lymphocytic meningitis, 75 271 goitre, 305 DAVIDsON, E. C.: Burns in children, 51 Ducrey's bacillus, cultivation of from soft EwIG, W.: Induction of diuresis in nephyitis. DAvIs, M.: The use of glandular extracts in chancres. 336 184 labour, 41 DUJARDIN: Intradermal reactions in early and Exophthalmic goitre. See Goitre DAVIsoN, T. C.: Intrathoracic tumours, 190 late allergic syphilis, 88 Extrapleural thoracoplasty. See Thoracoplasty DAWSON, B.: Early endometrial invasion of DuKzEN, J.: Artificial pneumothorax In pneu- Extravasation from the ureter, 321 the broad ligament, 643 monia in infancy. 102-Spastic hemiplegia Eye. See al8o Ocular and Ophthalmia DAWSON, M. H.: Structure of rheumatic nodules following post-vaccinal encephalitis. 187 238 DumAs. A.: Treatment of idiopathic arterial Deafness in trichinosis, 441 hypertension, 325 DE BLASIO, R.: Diagnostic tests for syphilis, Duodenal fistula, 301 25 Dysentery, the bacteriophage in the diagnosis DEBRAY, M.: Treatment of peptic ulcer, 129- of, 508 F. Treatment of gastric ulcers by pepsin, 197 Dyspepsia, amylaceous, 416 DE BtBEN. I.: Carcinoma of the vagina, E07 Dyspepsia, carbohydrate, treatment of, 303 Facial paraspasm, bilateral, 455 DE CouRcy, J. L.: Surgical treatment of goitre, FAHR, Th.: Histological effects of liver diet, 213 243 Fallopian tubes: Inflation of, and silpingo- Di4cOuRT, J.: Yag6ine or harmine, 198 graphy, 85-Occlusions of the lumen of the, DEFAix, L. F.: Retention of urine in typhoid 209. See also Tubes fever. 4 FANCONI: Fruit treatment of diarrhoea in DEGOs, R.: Vaceinotherapy in acute articular E. cbildren, 105 rheumatism, 14 FARRAR, Lilian K. P.: Radium treatment of DE GlR6sz, B.: The operative treatment of ERxMAN, P. F. Calcareous aortic valvular cancer of the cervix, 459 glaucoma, 574 disease, 492 Fascia, perivaginal, in nulliparae, 177 DEIBERT, 1. E.: Osteomyelitis treated by the ECKSTEIN, A.: Production of encephalitis with FASTING, G. F. C.: Serum treatment of chronic " Orr " method, 98 vaceinia virus. 293 ulcerative colitis, 200 DP. JONGH. L.: Mild small-pox, 2 EuSTuBIN, E.: Epidemic serous meningitis, 162 Fasting children. See Children DEBCEumPs. P. N.: Dissecting aortic aneurysm Eclampsia, 406 FAYOT, G.: Suppuration in ovarian cysts, 135 simulating pulmonary neoplasm, 584 Eclampsia in China, 257 Feeding, artificial, in infants, 83 Delirium, acute, in mental cases, 18 Eclampsia in a diabetic, 40 FEINBERG. S. M.: Skin tests in diagnosis of Delirium, alcoholic, strychnine in. 375 Eclampsia, etiology of, 532 allergy conditions, 218 Delirium tremens, the blood in, 509 Eclampsia, preventability of. 461 FEINGOLD, B. F.: Percutaneous diphtheria Delivery. See Accouchement and Labour Bclampsia. treatment of, 535 immunization, 355 DEBMAs, P.: Rapid accouchement by method of Ectopicgestation See GestationandPregnancy Femur, pseudarthroses of the neck of the, 373 Delmas, 23 EDINGER, B.:- Paratyphoid B fever with lung FERRABOuc: Berotherapy in meningococcal DE:LMAS-MARSALET, P.: Injection treatment of complications, 469 septicaemias 58 Paget's disease, 107 intense, influence of upon leucocyte Fever, dengue, 339 Dementia paralytica: Malaria therapy in, 36- Effort,.count, 236 Fever, enteric, barium chloride in, 498 Juvenile, 175-Hyperpyrexial treatment of, 226 EGGERTH, A. H.: Germicidal properties in Fever, enteric, during the war, 46 Dengue fever, 339 soaps, 212 Fever, enteric, tetany complicating, 222 Dental infection and respiratory disorders, 239 EIECIKEN, F.: Trauma and appendicitis. 126 Fever, enteric. trypaflavine in, 553 Dental operations. percaine in, 152 EIGLER, G.: Etiology of psittacosis. 261 Fever, enteric, urine retention in, 4 Dermatitis, superficial, yeast factors in. 251 Fever, enteric. vaccine therapy in, 60 DEM SCELANGER, E. W.: X-ray treatment of EIKzNBARY, C. F.: Osteomyelitis variolosa, 449 Fever, paratyphoid B: Intestinal perforation in. primary malignant lymphadenoma, 555 523 298-With lung complications, 469 DS SCzRIVRB, W.: Pyloric obstruction relieved Electrocardiogram for the localization of myo- Fever, rheumatic, streptooocci in, 89-Vaccine by medical treatment, 228 cardial infarction, 241 treatment of, 452. See also Rheumatic r T BimTsz 6 JAN.-JUNE, 1931] INDEX TO THE EPITOME I MEDICAL JOUwLzA

Fever, scarlet: Antigangrene serum in, 571- General paralysis. See Paralysis Haemostatic action of Congo red, 80 Immunology of, 159-Relapses iu, 544- GERGELY, G.: Treatment of gonorrhoea, 644 Hallux valgus. radical cure of, 473 Streptococcus of, non-specificity of, 290-In Germany, undulant fever investigationsin, 314 HA PL. B.: Influence of soap on antiseptics. Sweden, 468 Germicidal properties in soaps, 212 487 Fever, typhus, immunization against, 540 GERSTENBERGER, H. J.: Treatment of chorea, Hand, chondromas of the, 447 Fever, undulant: Acriflavine in, 59-Encephal- 151 HANNs, A.: Enteric fever during the war, 46 itis in, 546-Investigations on in Germany, GERvAIs. A.: Injection treatment of varicose HARDING, W. G.: Toxic symptoms during 314-In New South Wales, 619 veins, 443 cinchophen administration, 327 Fever, yellow, bacteriology of, 292 Gestation, ectopic, 206, 232, 288-Radiological Harmine or Yag6ine. 198 Fibrocystic ovary, treatment of the, 87 diagnosis of, 288 HAmIs, E. H. R.: Sublingual mumps with Fibroma praevia and forceps delivery, 207 Gestation, hormones of, 64 oedema of tongue, 267 Fibula, primary osteomyelitis of the, 628 Gestation in generalized neurofibromatosis, 66 HARRIS, K. E.: Etiology of urticaria, 645 FiGsi, F. A.: Primary carcinoma of the trachea, Gestation. See also Pregnancy HAsRis, L. J.: The mode of action of vitamin D, 110 GIOVANNI. P.: The titre of isoagglutinating 581 FILDES, P.: The germination of tetanus spores, serums, 386 HARRIS, R. G. S.: Renal sympatbheticotonus and 45 GIIRuLDI. J. J. J.: Abdominal symptoms in sympathectomy, 347 Fingers, parakeratoses of the ends of the, 401 acute rheumatism, 142 HARRISI, S. H.: Renal sympatheticotonus and FINLAND, M.: Vascular lesions of the hind- Glands, bronchial, latent andoccult tuberculous sympatbectomy, 347 brain, 19 infection of, 411 HARTFALL, S. J.: Latent and occult tuberculous FINLEY, R. K.: Pre-adolescent ovarian tumours, Glandular extracts in labour, 41 Infection of bronchial glands, 411 533 GrASER, M. A.: Trichlorethylene in trigeminal HARTUNG, E. F.: Endocrine factors in migraine, Fistula, duodenal, 301 neuralgia. 597 74 Flatus causing post operative colic, treatment GLAss, J.: Etiology of sero-fibrinous pleurisy, HARTTUNG, H.: Examination of the fifth lumbar of, 166 366 vertebra, 425 FLzIscHxAN, A, G.: Treatment of urethral Glaucoma, operative treatment of, 574 HASKELL, B.: Calcium and parathyroid in caruncle. 247 Glomerular nephritis, acute, in childhood, 636 chronic ulcerative colitis, 354 FLEMING, J.: Generalized myositis fibrosa. 618 Glutathione in ether narcosis, 463 HBALY, T. M.: Rupture of the uterus during FLEscH, J.: Atypical haemophilia. 297 Glyeaemia, estimation of, 541 labour, 289 FLEsOH-TEaBEsIUs, M.: Operations on diabetic GoETScH, A.: Undescended testis, 629 Heart, aneurysm of, diagnosis of, 93. See also patients, 78 GOFFy, B. H.: The perivaginal fascia in nulli- Aneurysm FLOTEOW, P. G.: Ganglionectomy, 9 parase, 177 Heart disease, auricular fibrillation In, 183 FLUEMANN, C. F.: Etiology of uterine haemor- Goitre, exophthalmic: The thymus in, 272- Heart disease, speeific hormone treatment of, rhage, 558 Iodine therapy in, 305, 306-Operation for, 423 Foetal ascites. 610 520 Heart disease In pregnanoy, 111 Foetal injury by amniotic bands, 21 Goitre, surgical treatment of, 243 Heart failure and metabolism. 537 FOGELSON, S. J.: Treatment of peptic ulcer with Goitre. See also Graves's disease and Hyper- Heart, primary, tumours of, 125 maoin, 635 thyroidism H eart. See also Cardiac FONTAINE, R.: Thyroidectomy immediately Goitres, adenomatous. 246 HEDBLOM, C. A.: Surgical treatment of bronchi- before parturition, 323 Gold pigmentation of the skin, 404 ectasis, 417 FONTAs, G.: Pathogenic factors In essential Gold treatment. See Sanocrysin HEDERER, C.: Splenic extract in malarial pernicious anaemia, 315 GOLDBERG. R.: Essential or familial haemo- anaemia, 199 Foot-and-mouth virus, experiments with, 217 philia, 437 HEIMANN, H. L.: Myocardial diseases, 263 FoRBsus, W. D.: Miliary aneurysms of cerebral GOLDMAN. D.: Varicella with blood picture Heliotherapy and health, 514 arteries, 24 simulating leukaemia, 144 HELMHOLZ, H. F.: The ketogenic treatment of Forceps delivery and fibroma praevia, 207 GOLDMAN, T.: Treatment of meningococcal epilepsy, 56 FORNI, G.: Osteoma of the humerus. 522 meningitis, 525 Hemiplegia, spastic, following post-vaccinal FORSTER, B.: The complement-fixation test in GOLDSTEIN, A. E.: Post-operative urinary in- encephalitis. 187 gonorrhoea, 70 e continence, 32 HENDERSON, V. E.: Bromide and iodide therapy, FOSTBR, B.: Acute inflammation of the Gonococcal chancre, 621 528-The administration of salicylates, 599 auditory meatus, 502 Gonorrhoea, chronic, cuirettine in, 431 HENDBRSON, Y.: Neo-natal asphyxiation. 429 A.: The in Hepatic insufflciency, 489 FOsTROM, Pirquet reaction Gonorrhoea, complement-fixation test In, 70 " adolescence, 329 Gonorrhoea of the rectum, 258 Hepatic tiflostasis," 269 FOULON, P.: Lymphogranulomatosis in children, Gonorrhoea, treatment of. 644 Heredity in psoriasis, 253 164 GoOD, L. P.: Betinomycosis of the abdomen, Hernia, diaphragmatic, congenital, 448 FOUND N.: Soya bean as a milk substitute, 477 348 Hernia, inguinal, injection treatment of. 472 FouQuET, C.: Local treatment of varicose GOODALL, J. R.: Toxaemias of pregnancy, 285 Herpes labialis, direct transmission of, 586 ulcers, 227 GORDON, A.: Intraspinal- magnesium sulphate Herpes zoster, sodium iodide in. 453 Fourth disease, case of, 368 for intolerable pain, 599 Herpes zoster and varicella, 566-The relation- FOwLER, W. M.: Auricular fibrillation in heart GOTTLIED. EB.: Late effects of the specific treat- ship of, 180 disease, 183 ment of syphilis, 47 HERRMANN, J.: Gastric juice of dogs in the Fox, B. C.: Treatment of skin cancer, 76 Gouin's test for syphilis, 25 treatment of pernicious anaemia. 377 Fractures of ankle with backward dislocation, GO(UNELLE, H,: The influence of intense effort HEss, P.: Results of x-ray treatment in Graves's 395 upon the leucocyte count, 236 disease, 308 Fractures, infiltration anaesthesia in, 153 GRANDsTAFF, F. L.: Combination anaesthesia, HESSELTINE, H. C.: Monilial vulvo-vaginitis, 503 Fractures, open operation in, 7 154 HEYNEMANN, T.: Early diagnosis of uterine Fractures at the upper end of the radins, 320 GRANT. R. L. r.: Obliteration of the common carcinoma, 134 FRANCK, A.: Ureteral pyelography, 554 bile duct. 519 HIBBs, W. G.: Mixed renal tumours in infancy FRANK. Helen: The general therapeutic value GRANZOW, J.: Foetal injury by amniotic bands, and childhood, 146 of ergotamine, 573 21 Hind-brain, vascular lesions of the, 19. See also FRANK, M.: The causal organisms in B. coli Graves's disease: Results of x-ray treatment in, Medulla pyuria. 582 308- Surzical treatment of, 394. See also Hirschsprung's disease, 420 FRIED, J.: Sulphur in tabetic optic atrophy, Goitre and Hyperthyroidism Histamine and utero-placental apoplexy, 642 634 GRAYBIEL, A.: Salyrgan as a diuretic, 326 HJXRNE, U.: Prognosis in spasmophilia, 490 FRIEDLAENDER, B.: Pernocton as an anaes- GiPE*: Massive doses of sodium salicylate in Holland, Weil's disease in, 5 thetic, 358 acute rheumatism, 353 HOLMES, A. D.: The relation of vitamin D to FRIE'DMAN, B.: Argyrosis of the cornea, 575 GREENE, E. I. and J. M.: Fatal thvroid crisis irradiated ergosterol. 313 Frontal lobe, compression of causingepilepsy, 3 following injection of a varicose vein, 594 HOOKEY, J. A.: Keratoma senile and verruca Frost-bite, joint disease from, 300 GROTE, L. R.: Operations on diabetic patients, senilis, 61 FRUHINSHOLZ, A.: Rapid accouchement by 78 HoPKiNs, H. H.: Asymptomatic neurosyphilis, metbod of Delmas, 23 GIREEN-ARMYTAGE, V. B.: Lower Caesarean 264 Fruit treatment of diarrhoea in children, 105 section, 577 EHormone, cortical, in Addison's disease, 15 FUNK, C.: Anaemia and diet, 291 GRULEE, C. G.: Intraperitoneal administration Hormone, female sex, in pregnancy, 426 FUTAGI, Y.: Non-specificity of the scarlet fever of iron, 278 Hormone, specific, treatment of heart disease, streptococcus, 290 GUGGENHE.ImER. H.: Treatment of the vomiting 423 of pregnancy, 536 Hormone of the suprarenal gland In treatment GUILD, Harriet G.: Acute glomerular nephritis of Addison's disease, 352 in childhood, 636 Hormone test for pregnancy, 155 GuPTA, N.: 'oetal ascites, 610 Hormone treatment of morbid menstrual con- G. GURDJIAN, E. S.: Traumatic ulnar neuritis. ditions, 460 626 Hormones of gestation. 64 Gall-bladder disease and carbohydrate meta- GUTIARREZ, B.: Renal tuberctilosis, 474 HORTOPAN, D.: Antigangrene serum in scarlet bolism, 615 GUTTMACEER, A. F.: Induction of labour by fever, 571 Gall-stone ileus, varieties of, 54 membrane rupture, 640 HOsHIZAKI, 8.: Non-specificity of the scarlet Ganglionectomy. 9 GUTZEIT. K.: Gastric juice of dogs in treatment fever streptococcus, 290 GARDbRE, C.: Tetany complicating enteric of pernicious anaemia, 377 HosoYA, S.: The preparation of tetanus fever, 222 Gynaecological conditions, the blood sedimenta- anatoxin, 539 GARIPUY: Fibroma praevia and forceps tion rate in, 337 HOTTINGER, A.: Toxic diphtheria, 189 delivery, 207 HOWARD, Isabel: The action of liver extract on Gastric evacuation. 101 blood regeneration, 237 Gastric function, estimation of,127 HUBERTI. A. Torra: Treatment of cancer of the Gastric juice of dogs in treatment of pernicious prostate and bladder, 446 anaemia, 377 H. HUGHES. T. A.: The haemic effects of quinine Gastric syphilis. See Syphilis and alkalis in malaria, 43 Gastric tissue of swine in pernicious anaemia, Haemic effects of quinine and alkalis in HUBNER. M.: Unusual cases of priapism, 120 424 malaria, 43 Humerus, osteome of the, 522 Gastric ulcers. See Ulcer Haemolytic anaemias. See Anaemias HuReT, A. F.: Treatment of carbohydrate Gastric. -See also Stomach Haemophilia, atypical. 297 dyspepsia, 303 GAS3UL, B. M.: Peroutaneous diphtheria im- Haemophilia, essential or familial, 437 Hydatid cysts of lung, 346 munization, 355 Hasmoptysis, tuberculous, treatment of, 632 Hydatidiform mole. chorlon-epithelioma, and pigmentation of the GATIh: skin. 404 Haemorrhage, endometrial, 405 Zondek-Ashheim reaction, 534 GAWLER, M. L.: Trypafiavine in typhoid fever, Haemorrhage in delivery of hydatidiform mole, Hydatidiform mole, haemorrhage in delivery of. 178 178 GCEBELE: Iodine therapy In exophthalmic Haemorrhage, post-partum, 284 Hyperglyeaemia. ether, 604 goitre, 306 Haemorrhage, uterine, etiology of, 558 Hyperpyrexial treatment of dementia paralytica GEDDEs. A. K.: Artificial feeding in infankte,83 Haemorrhagic lesions caused by Clostridium 226; GBEERET, A M.: Ether hyperglyecaemia,604 welchii, 215 Hypertension, arterial: Rational treatment of, GEIsINGER, J. F.: Extravasation from the Haemorrhagic nephritis, acute, in childhood. 79-Bismuth subnitrate in, 201-Treatment of ureter, 321 330 idiopathic. 325 r TIs Bm JAN.-JUNE, I93I] INDEX TO THE EPITOME I DXCAL JOURNAL 7

Hyperthyroidism, results of treatment by x rays KEITH. H. M.: The ketogenic treatment of Li:v'r, J.: Massive doses of sodium salicylate in in, 308. See also Goitre and Graves's disease epilepsy, 56 acute rheumatism, 353 Hypertonic saline solution, rectal injections of, KELLER, R.: Operability in carcinoma of the LflvY-SoLA: Treatment of inflammatory con- 351 cervix, 20 ditions with benzyl cinnamic ether, 12 Hypoglyeaemia, mental symDtoms of, 515 KELLY, G. L.: The female sex hormone in LE:WY, A.: Sodium iodide in nasal infections, Hypothyroidism with xanthoma multiplex, 63 pregnancy, 428 350 Hysterectomy, subtotal, cancer of the cervix Keratoma senile and verruca senilis, 61 LICETENSTEIN, A.: Scarlet feverin Sweden, 468- after, 609 Ketogenic treatment of epilepsy, 56 Relapses in scarlet fever, 544 KEY, J. A.: Fractures of the upper end of the LIrGE, R.: Lymphogranulomatosis in children, radius, 320 164 Kidney, excretion of water and salts from the, Ligament, broad, early endometrial invasion of 408 the, 643 Kidney, the solitary, treatment of stone In, 169 Ligament, round, therapeutic use of the reflex Kidney and spleen, rupture of, 52 action of the, 114 Ioeland, epidemics of acute myalgia in, 220 Kidney. See also Renal Lingual tuberculosis. See Tuberculosis Ileus. gall-stone, varieties of, 54 KING, G.: Eclampsia in China, 257 Linitis plastica, 627 Ileus, post-operative, 273 KITTINGUR, A.: Milker's whitlow, 55 LINTZ. W.: Respiratory disorders and dental IWANITOFF, F.: Therapeutic use of the reflex KLEINBERG, S.: Spondylitis deformans, 518 infection, 239 action of the round ligament, 114 KLINGER, P.: The glucosides of squill in acute LIORET, M.: Measles meningitis, 391 Incontinence of urine, post-operative, 32 scarlatinal nephritis, 499 Lipiodol injections in neuralgia and rheumatic Infants, artificial feeding in, 83 KNAUIER, H.: Etiology of encephalitis in child- pains, 248 Infarction, pulmonary, and typhoid phlebitis, hood, 583 Lipiodol injections, intrauterine, in sterility, 33 Knee, purulent arthritis of, treatment of, 419 234 Infections, acute, and plasma volume, 465 KNIGHT, B. C. J. G.: The germination of tetanus Lipoma, arboreseenf, of the tendon sheaths, 475 Infectious diseases, tonsillar predisposition to. spores, 45 LIPsEUTZ, B.: Renal carbuncle. 493 638 KNIGHT, R. T.: Pulmonary complications in Litholapaxy, 568 Inflammatory conditions treated with benzyl general anaesthesia, 39 LITTLEJOEN, C. W. B.: Low backache, 167 cinnamic ether, 12 KNOTT, F. A.: Treatment of carbohydrate Livedo reticularis, 252 Influenza and puerperal infection, 333 dyspepsia, 303 Liver diet, histological effects of, 213 INGALL, M.: Agranulocytosis, 564 K6HLzER, R.: Hormon0 treatment of morbid Liver extract, action of on blood regeneration, Inguinal hernia. See Hernia menstrual conditions, 460 237 Innervation, dual, of striated muscle, 433 KOHN, J. L.: The lungs after measles, 591 Liver therapy intensifying asthma, 295 INNEs, J. R. M.: The mode of action of KOIRAN8KY, H.: The lungs after measles, 591 Liver treatment, pernicious anaemia resistant vitamin D, 581 KoNIG, W.: Causes of thrombosis, 225 to, 412 Insulin in diabetes, oily solutions of, 552 KORTHOF, G.: Incidence of Weil's disease in LIvEZEY, Mary M.: Angina pDectoris, 511 Insulin and epinephrine in fasting children, 68 Holland, 5 LLOYD-W ILLIAMS, I. H.: Syphilitic arthritis, Insulin oedema, 369 KOSTER, H.: Amytal in spinal ansesthesia, 482 545 Insulin, ulcers treated locally with, 13 KEAuss, F. L.: Linitis plastica, 627 LOBO-ONEL, C.: Oily solutions of insulin in Insulin in wasting following cholelithiasis, 196 KRET5OHMER, H. L.: Mixed renal tumours in diabetes, 552 Insulinaemia in the fat and thin, 410 infancy and childhood, 146 LOEPER, M.: Vaccinotherapy in acute articular Intelligence in infants, measurement of, 204 KROGH-LUND, G.: Pasteurellosis of rabbits, 26 rheumatism. 14-Treatment of peptic ulcer, Intestinal perforation in paratyphoid B fever, 129-Treatment of gastric ulcers by pepsin, 197 298 LOFF, R.: Cerebral aspergillosis. 367 Intestinal tumours. See Tumours LONG, P. B.: Experimental transmission of the Intestine, small: Traumatic perforation of with- common cold. 611 out external injury, 77-Carcinoid tumours of L. LOPEZ, C. P.: Injeotion treatment of varicose the, 595 veins. 412 Intradermal reactions in early and late' allergic LABB1k, M.: Pernicious anaemia resistant to L6VEGREN, E : Carcinoma of the vagina,606 syphilis, 88 liver treatment, 412- Hepatic insufficiency, LOWENSTEIN, P. 8.: Staphylococcal septicaemia, Intrathoracic tumours. See Tumours 489 421 INTROzZI, A. S.: Treatment of the fibrocystic Labour: Acconchement, rapid, by method of LOWER. W. E.: Diverticula of the urinary ovary, 87 Delmas, 23-In elderly primipara, 407 - bladder, 371 Iodide and bromide therapy, 528 Fibroma praevia and forceps delivery, 207- LUCAS. G. H. W.: Bromide and iodide therapy, Iodine, nascent, in pulmonary tuberculosis, 450 Glandular extracts in, 41-Induction of, 156 528-The administration of salicylates, 600 Iodine therapy In exophthalmic goitre, 305, 306 -Induction of by membrane rupture, 640 LUDWIG, F.: Actino-sensitivity of oestrin, 542 Iron- Administration of, 250-Intraperitoneal -And pregnancy in the elderly primipara, Lumbar vertebra. See Vertebra administration of. 278 361-Rupture of the uterus during, 289-Trial, Lumbo-aortic plexus, anaesthetization of the, Iron metabolism and jaundice, 613 in contracted pelvis, 158-Uterine hypertony 580 IRasIGLR, F. J.: Pseudo-myxoma peritonei, 322 in successive, 608 Lumen of the Fallopian tube, occlusions of the, Isoagglutinating serums. See Serums LAFTONT: Rapid accouchement by method of 209 Delmas. 23 LUNDE, B.: The source of infection In tuber- LANDAU, A.: Etiology of sero-fibrinous pleurisy, culosis, 316 366 LUNDY, J. B.: 13arbitone derivatives in intra- LANDSMAN, A. A.: Anal chancre, 585 ' venous anaesthesia, 37 J. LANGE, B.: Bovine tubercle bacilli as a cause Lung. See Pulmonary of pbthisis, 486 Lung cancer. See Cancer JACKSON, A. 8.: Iodine therapy in exophtbalmic LANGE, M.: Ankle fractures with backward Lungs after measles, 591 goitre, 305 dislocation, 395 LUTBEMBACHER, R.: An auscultatory sign of JAcOBsON, J.: Treatment of inflammatory con- LANSBURY, J.: The cortical hormone in defective conduction in mitral stenosis, 622 ditions with benzyl cianamic ether, 12 Addison's disease, 15 LUTTEROTTI, 0.: Varieties of gall-stone ileus, JAEN5CH, P. A.: Etiology of encephalitis in Laparotomy, minimal exploratory, 372 54 childhood, 583 LARREGLE, P.: Pregnancy and tuberculous LUTZ, J. R.: Treatment of sprue, 170 JARsY, J.: Renal function tests in hypertrophy laryngitis, 485 LYALL, A.: Xanthoma multiplex with hypo- of the prostate, 563 Laryngeal complication of quinsy, 379 thyroidism, 63 JAMESON, J. P. 8.: Preventability of eclampsia, Laryngitis, tuberculous, and pregnancy, 485 Lymphadenoma, primary malignant, x-ray 461 Larynx, cancer of. See Cancer treatment of, 555 Jaundice, catarrhal, diet in, 130 LASSEWRRE, C.: Spina bifida treated by operation. Lymphocytic meningitis. See Meningitis Jaundice and iron metabolism, 613 596 Lymphocytosis associated with ovarian new JAUsION, El.: Injection treatment of varicose LATHURAZ-VIOLLET, H.: Rupture of the spleen growths, 383 veins, 443 and left kidney, 52 Lymphogranulomatosis in children. 164 JBANNENBY, G.: Treatment of post-operative LAUBENT, M.: Vaccine treatment of typhoid Lymphogranulomatosis, inguinal, subacute, 94 colic due to flatus, 166 osteo-arthritis, 81 J3EFstSON, R. A.: Malaria therapy in neuro- Lead poisoning, effects of on vision, 165 syphilis, 496 Lead, tetra-ethyl, absorption of, 538 JENNER, T.: Estimation of gastric function, 27 LICcHELLE. P.: Pulmonary embolisms in JBNSEN. -C.: Control of diphtheria in Institu- developing myocardial infaret, 510 M. tions, 390 LECocQ, J. F.: Osteomyelitis variolosa. 449 JOHNs, F. S.: Appendicitis in the middle-aged, 8 LEECH, C. B.: The prophylactic value of salicyl- McCoxB, Emily: Exp'rimental transmission of JOHNSON, G. H.: Malaria therapy in neuro- ates in rheumatic manifestations, 149 the common cold, 611 syphilis, 496 LEEs8, J. M.: Rectal narcosis in ophthalmic McCORMICK, R.: Herpes zoster with varicella, JOHNSON, W. 0.: Intrinsic carcinoma of the surgery, 38 566 larynx, 381 LEIKVAM, J.: Estimation of the Pirquet reaction, MAcFEE, W. F.: Early signs of cancer of the JOHNSTON, F. D.: Ethylene gas explosions, 481 389 tongue, 393 Joint disease from frost-bite, 200 LEJWA. A.: Anaemia and diet, 294 MCHENRY, E. W.: The Aschheim-Zondek test JORDAN, A.: Combined treatment of general LEkLU, E.: Oily solutions of insulin in diabetes, for pregnancy, 639 paralysis, 451 552 MCHUGH, J. P.: Gastric and duodenal ulcer, 569 JOssERAND: Gold pigment&tion of the skin, 404 LElMAIRE, A.: Yag6ine or harmine, 198 MCKENZIE. Dan: Pathogenesis of auiral LENZ, R.: Etiology of chorea, 338 cholesteatoma, 500 LE:ONARD, P.: Spina bifida treated by operation, MACKERETH. J. G.: Nascent iodine in pul- 596 monary tuberculosis, 450 LkPINE, P.: Etiology of disseminated sclerosis, McKim, L. H.: Treatment of phalangeal bone K. 560 lesions, 31 Leprosy, treatment of, 277-With chaulmoogra MOCLEOD, P. A.: Treatment of placenta praevia, KAHN, H.: Treatment of malignant tumours oil, 400 6C5 with radio-active bismuth, 193 LEREBOULLET, P.: Vaceinal splenomegaly in MCMICHAEL, J.: Local vascular changes in Kahn and Wassermann tests compared, 506 infants, 6 splenic anaemia, 119 KAsIER, A. D.: Tonsillar predisposition to LERIacE, R.: Primary tumours of the heart, MCNUTT, S. H.: Acid production by Brucella infectious diseases, 638 126 strains, 488 Kala-azar, organic antimony in, 328 Leucocyte count, the influence of intense effort MAGE, S.: Neocaine as a spinal ansesthesia, KAPPIs, M.: Treatment of purulent arthritis of upon. 236 603 the knee, 419 Leukaemia simulated by varicella, 144 Magnesium sulphate, intraspinal injections of KARTooN, L. B.: Treatment of peptic ulcer, 128 LEVEUF, J.: Pseudarthroses of the neck of the from intolerable pain, 599 KAsmAN, L. P.: Amytal in spinal anaesthesia, femur, 373 MAIGNON, P.: Seasonal variations in resistance ,482 LEVIN. L.: Prognostic significance of precordial to disease, 387 KNeBE, A. H.: Percutaneous diphtheria im- pain, 317 MAIRANO, M.: Renal innervation, 116 munization, 355 LEviN, S. J.: Calcium gluconate in oedema, 527 Malaria, haemic effects of quinine and alkalis in, KwEHo, R. A.: Absorption of tetra-ethyl lead, LEVRAT, M.: Nephritis caused by trypafiavine, 43 538 182 Malaria, pernicious, the plasmodium of. 291 r Tu BuTusu 8 JAN.-JUNE, 193I] INDEX TO THE EPITOME mDICaL JOUxRAL

Malaria. plasmoquine in, 454 Metabolism, iron, and jaundice, 613 Nephritis in pregnancy, 233 Malaria, quinine treatment of, 397 METTIER, S. R.: Administration of iron, 250 Nephritis, scarlatinal, acute, the glucosides in, Malaria therapy in dementia paralytica, 36 MEYER, J.: Treatment of peptic ulcer, 128 499 Malaria therapy in neurosyphilis, 496 MEYER, P.., Uraemia without kidney disease, Nephritis caused by trypaflavine. 182 Malaria, treatment of, 3971 598 240 Nerve, acoustic, involvement of in epidemic Malaria and stovarsol in the treatment of MEYERDING. H. W.: Low backache, 168 encephalitis, 380 general paralysis, 451 MICHAEL. N. A.: The Kahn and Wassermann Nerve, pelvic sympathetic, resection of, 641 Malarial anaemia. See Anaemia tests, 506 Nerves, cranial, paralysis of, 457 MALCOVATI, P.: Conservative operation for MICHAUX, L.: Treatment of gastric ulcers by Nervous control, central, of the ocular adnexal inflammation, 254 pepsin, 197 mechanisms, 281 Malignant tumours. See Tumours MICKs. R. H.: Eclampsia in a diabetic, 40 Nervous tissue lesions, bacterially produced, 71 Malignant. See also Cancer Migraine, endocrine factors in, 74 NETTER, A.: The relationship of herpes zoster MALLET, L.: Ovarian cancer, 579 MIXULOWSKI, W.: Pseudo-tuberculous measles and varicella, 180 MALONEY, E. B.: Cutaneous calcinosis, 402 pneumonia, 266 Neuralgia treated by lipiodol injections, 248 MANCHNI, F.: Abolition of drainage in purulent Milk injections in erysipelas, 127 Neuralgia, trigeminal, trichlorethylene in, 597 peritonitis, 630 Milk substitute, soya bean as a, 477 Neuritis, traumatic ulnar, 626 MANDEL, L.: Types of enuresis. 530 Milkers' whitlow. See Whitlow Neurofibromatosis, generalized, gestation in, 66 MANSOU8R, M.: Syphilis without chancre, 512 MILLIER, T. H.: Bismuth arsphenamine In early Neuro-psychiatric conditions, sodium amytal Marble skin. See Cutis marmorata syphilis, 601 in. 106 MAROHIAFAvA, E.: The plasmodiura of per- MMLS, Katherine C.: Experimentaltransmission Neurosayphilis. asymptomatic, 264 nicious malaria, 291 of colds by a filterable agent, 69 Neurosyphilis, malaria therapy in. 496 MARcus, I. H.: Insulin oedema, 369 MINOT, G. R.: Administration of iron, 250 Neurosyphilis, tryparsamide in, 378 MARGOLIs, H. M.: Calcareous aortic valvular Mitral stenosis an auscultatory sign of defective New South Wales, undulant fever in, 619 disease, 491 conduction in. 622 NEYMANN, C. A.: Hyperpyrexial treatment of MARIO, T.: Surgical treatment of Raynaud's MOELLER, E.: Dietetic treatment of obesity, 479 dementia paralytica, 226 disease, 494 Mole, hydatidiform, chorion-epithelioma, and Nicolas-Favre's disease. See Lymphogranulo- MARKSON, M.: Etiology of sero-fibrinous the Zondek-Aschheim reaction, 534 matosis pleurisy, 366 Mole, hydatidiform, haemorrhage in delivery of, NIELSEN, 0. J.: Specific hormone treatment of Marriage and tuberculosis, 28 178 heart disease, 423 MARSH, H. T.: Undulant fever in New South MOLLARET, P.: Etiology of disseminated NILEs, H. D.: Heredity in psoriasis, 253 Wales, 619 sclerosis, 560 Nirvanol in treatment of chorea, 172 MARSHALL, F. W.: The blood sugar content in MOMBAERTS, J.: Radiology in urinary diseases, NISSEN, N. I.: Late effects of the specific treat- later life, 365 307 ment of syphilis, 47 MARTENS, M.: Acute necrosis of the pancreas, MONALDI, V.: Bilateral simultaneous artificial NIssEN, R.: Treatment of bronchiectasis in 349 pneumothorax, 194 childhood, 203 MARTIN. R.: Lymphogranulomatosis in children, MONCRIEFF A.: The intradermal tuberculin NOBJICOURT, P.: Lymphogranulomatosis in 164 - reaction. 344 children, 164 MARTUSOELLI, G.: Laryngeal complication of Monilial vulvo-vaginitis, 503 Norway, tularaemia in, 268 quinsy, 379 MONIZ, E.: Cerebral aspergillosis. 367 NOVAK, J.: Tubal inflation and salpingography, MASSON, J. C.: Extrauterine pregnancy, 67 MONNEROT-DUMAINE, M.: Infection due to 85 MASTERa, A. M.: Meningococcaemia with endo- aberrant paratyphoid bacilli, 364 Novi-JossERAND, L.: Gold pigmentation of the carditis, 370 MONOD, R.: Cancer of the cervix after subtotal skin, 404 Mastitis, cystic, chronic, 359 hysterectomy, 609 Nyc, R. N.: Streptococci in infectious (atrophic) MASUCcI, U.: Senile pulmonary tuberculosis, 1 MONRAD, S.: The tubercuilin reaction in the arthritis and rheumatic fever, 89 MATHI, C. P.: Treatment of stone in the first three years of life, 91 solitary kidney and ureter, 169 MONTGOMERY, J. C.: Diphtherial infection of MATHEWS, R. F.: Vesical tumours, 445 the umbilicus, 48 MATHIEU, A. (and others): The blood aLedimenta- MOORE, J. E.: Treatment of cardio-vascular tion rate in gynaecological conditiozfs, 337 syphilis, 35-Asymptomatic neurosyphilis, 264 0. MATWEJEWA, W. T.: Salpingostomy for sterility, MoRcH, J. R.: Pasteurellosis of rabbits, 26 384 MOREIRA, M. V.: Gestation in generalized Obesity, dietetic treatment of, 479 MATZGER, E.: Asthma intensified by liver neurofibromatosis, 66 Obstetric embolus, post-operative, 86 therapy, 295 MOIRGAN, E.: Curability of congenital syphilis, Obstetrical analgesia. See Analgesia MAXZWELL, J. P.: Labour in elderly primipara, 96 Obstruction of pylorus relieved by medical 407 MORGAN, I.: Cyclic vomiting, 331 treatment, 228 MAZAL, V.: Treatment of pituitary tumours, MORGAN, 0. Gayer: Rectal narcosis in oph- Ocular hypertensive conditions, 576 309 thalmic surgery, 38 Ocular manifestations: Of trichinosis, 283-Of MAZZOLA, V.: Post-operative obstetric embolus, MORIWAKI, J.: Non-specificity of the scarlet syphilitic serous meningitis, 588 86 fever streptococcus, 290 Ocular mechanisms, central nervous control of MEAKER, S. R.: Causative factors in sterility, MoRo, E.: Prophylaxis of epidemic polio- the, 281 208-Early diagnosis of extrauterine pregnancy, myelitis, 186 Ocular. See also Eye and Ophthalmic 334 Morphine, intravenous administration of, 57 O'DONNELL. W. S.: Calcium gluconate in Measles complicated by diabetes insipidus, 92 MoRQuIo, L.: Meningo-encephalitis following oedema. 527 Measles encephalitis. 589 measles, 620 % Oedema, calcium gluconate in, 527 Measles, the lungs after, 591 MORRISON. W. A.: Torsion and volvulus of the Oedema, insulin, 369 Measles meningitis, 391 stomach. 547 Oedema of tongue with sublingual mumps. 267 Measles, meningo-encephalitis following, 620 MoERPROW, J.: Acute dilatation of the stomach, Oesophagus, idiopathic dilatation of the, 103 Measles pneumonia, pseudo-tuberculous. 266 517 Oestrin, actino-sensitivity of. 542 Medulla, vascular lesions of the, 19. See also MoRsE, Dorothy L.: Etiologyof uterine haemor- Oil, chaulmoogra, in the local treatment of Hind-brain rhage. 558 leprosy, 400 MEHRTENS, H. G : Intermittent claudication MosCHcoWITZ. E.: Post-arterio-sclerotic pul- OIsE,Au, H.: Influenzal polyneuritis, 319 relieved by hot baths, 276 monary lesions, 216 OLEF, I. Enumeration of blood platelets, 115 MELCHIOR, M.: Percaine in dental operations, MOULONGUET, P.: Ovarian cancer, 579 OLKON. D. M.: Etiology of epilepsy, 173 152 Mucin in the treatment of peptic ulcer, 635 OLSEN, J.: The diet in pulmonary tuberculo %is, Membrane rupture for the induction of labour, MtLLER, A. H.: Treatment of uraemia by 150 640 x rays and thyroxine, 249 Ophthalmia, sympathetic, pathogenesis of, 282 MENDES, 3. Souza: Minimal exploratory laparo- MULLER, M. P.: Recklinghausen's disease of Ophthalmic surgery, rectal narcosis in, 38 tomy, 372 bone, 299 Optic atrophy, tabetic, sulphur in, 634 MIkN]kGAUX, G.: Treatment of parotid epi- Mumps complicated by pancreatitis, 343 ORNSTEEN, A. M.: Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis thelioma, 444 Mumps, sublingual, with oedema of tongue, 267 in epidemic encephalitis, 17 Mleningitis, lymphocytic, benign. 75 MURARD, J.: Duodenal fistula, 301 ORNSTEIN, G. G.: Benign acute pulmonary Meningitis, measles, 391 MuRPHY,;-W. P.: The action of liver extract on tuberculosis, 543 Meningitis, meningococcal, 516-In infants, 415, blood regeneration, 237 ORR, D.: Bacterially produced nervous tissue 531-Treatment of. 255 Muscle, striated, dual innervation of, 433 lesions. 71 Meningitis, pneumococcal, recovery from, 97 Myalgia. acute, epidemics of in Iceland, 220 Orr " method of treating osteomyelitis, 98 Meningitis, serous: Epidemic, 162-Acute Myelitis, acute benign infectious, 219 ORs6s. E. J.: Curetting in cbronic gonorrhoea, epidemic, 467 MYERS. c'. N.: Antimony in therapeutics, 104 421 Meningitis, serous, syphilitic, ocular manifesta- Myocardial diseases, 263 OsBORNE. S. L.: Hyperpyrexial treatment of tions of, 588 Myocardial infaret, developing, pulmonary dementia paralytica, 226 Meningitis, uraemic, 123 embolisms in, 510 Osteitis. flbro-cystic, generalized, and para- Meningococcaemia with endocarditis. 370 Myocardial infaretion localized by the electro- thyroid tumour, 495 Meningococcal meningitis. See Meningitis cardiogram, 241 Osteo-arthritis, typhoid, vaccine treatment of, 81 Meningococcal sePticaemia, serotherapy In, 58 Myopathia infraspinata, 388 Osteoma of the humerus, 522 Meningo-encephalitis following measles, 620 Myositis fibrosa, generalized, 618 Osteomyelitis of the fibula, primary, 628 MENNE, F. R.: Occlusions of the lumen of the Myositis, streptococcal, 590 Osteomyelitis treated by the " Orr" method, 98 Fallopian tubes. 209 Osteomyelitis variolosa, 449 MENNINGER, W. C.: Juvenile dementia para- Otitis media, chronic, 229 lytica, 175 Ouabain in pulmonary embolism in developing Menstrual conditions, morbid, hormone treat- myocardial infaretion, 510 ment of, 460 N. Ovarian cancer, 579 Menstruation: Epilepsy and. 311-And the Ovarian cysts, suppuration in, 135 ureters. 557 NABARRO, D.: Diagnosis of congenital syphilis, Ovarian new growth associated with lympho- Mental cases. acute delirium in, 18 340 cytosis, 383 Mental symptoms of hypoglycaemia. 515 Narcosis, rectal, in ophthalmic surgery, 38 Ovarian tumours. See Tumouirs Mental symptoms, post-traumatic. 188 Narcosis. See also Anaesthesia Ovary and the anterior lobe of the pituitary, 112 Mercurialism following the application of mer Nasal infections, sodium iodide in, 350 Ovary. fibrocystic, treatment of. 87 curochrome, 376 Necrosis of pancreas. acute, 349 Oxycephaly with other malformations, 567 Mercurochrome administration followed by Neoarsphenamine in treatment of cardio- mercurialism, 376 vaseular syphilis, 35 MERRITT, H.: Vascular lesions of the hind- Neocaine as a spinal anaesthetic, 603 brain, 19 Neoplasm, pulmonary, simulated by dissecting MESSERI.z, Fr. M.: Cutaneous pigmentation and aortic aneurysm, 584 P. health, 514 Nephritls, acute, produced by a pneumococcal Metabolism, basal, in pulmonary tuberculosis, autolysate, 362 PAcK, G. T.: Cancer developing in burn scars. 617 Nephritis, Induction of diuresis in, 184 124-Radistion treatment of polycythaemia Metabolism, carbohydrate: Gall-bladder disease Nephritis, glomerular, acute. in childhood, 636 vera, 133 and, 615-Of the skin, 561 Nephritis, haemorrhagic, acute, in cihildhood, PADILLA, T.: Localization of myocardial in- Metabolism and heart failure, 537 330 farction by the electrocardiogram. 241 r Tu BnmIr JAN.-JUNE, 1931] INDEX TO THE EPITOME I mDICA JOURNAL 9

Paget's disease, injection treatment of, 107 Pneumothorax, artificial, in pneumonia in RANKIN, F. W.: Prevention of peritonitis in Pain, intolerable, intraspinal magnesium infancy, 102 colon surgery, 224 sulphatefor, 599 Pneumothorax, artificial, bilateral, simul- RAPPAPORT, D.: Heart failure and metabolism, Pain, precordial. prognostic significance in, 317 taneous, 194 537 PANCOAST, H. K.: Examination of the upper PODOLSKY: Treatment of chronic arthritis, 524 RASMUSSEN,R. K.: Epidemics of acute myalgia respiratory tract, 230 Poisoning, bromide, chronic, 185 in Iceland. 220 Pancreas, acute necrosis of, 349 Poisoning, lead, effects of, on vision, 165 Raynaud's disease, surgical treatment of, 494 Pancreatic extract in the treatment of high POLAX, J.O.: Post-operative obstetric embolus. Recklinghausen's disease of bone, 299 blood pressure, 633 86 Rectal narcosis in ophthalmic surgery, 38 Pancreatitis complicating mumps, 343 Poliomyelitis, acute, 623 Rectum, gonorrhoea of the, 258 PAPIN, P.: Intestinal perforation in paratyphoid Poliomyelitis, epidemic, prophylaxis of, 186 Red, Congo. See Congo B fever, 298 POLIZZI, S.: Traumatic perforation of the small REDING, R.: Blood changes during pregnancy Parakeratoses of the ends of the fingers, 401 intestine without external injury, 77 and parturition. 462 Paralysis. bulbar, after teeth extraction, 318- Polycythaemia vera, radiation treatment of, 133 REBB, M.: Hydatidiform mole, chorion-epithe- Paralysis of the cranial nerves, 457 Polyneuritis, epidemic. 624 lioma, and the Zondek-Aschheim reaction, 534 Paralysis, diaphragmatic, byphrenic evulsion, 53 Polyneuritis, influenz.l, 319 REED, A. C.: Administration of emetine in Paralysis, general, combined (stovarsol and Post-partum haemorrhage. See Haemorrhage amoebic colitis. 551 malaria) treatment of, 451 Post-vaecinal encephalitis. See Encephalitis Regional anaesthesia. See Anaesthesia 111 Paralysis of the high adductors, tenodesis in, 570 POULSEN, V.: The diagnosis of pulmonary REID, W. D.: Heart disease in pregnancy, PARAMORE, R. H.: Etiology of eclampsia, 532 tuberculosis in childhood. 529 REINWEIN: Mental symptoms ofhypoglycaemia, Paraspasm, bilateral facial, 455 POIUPPIRT, P. S.: Intermittent claudication 515 Parathyroid and calcium in chronic ulcerative relieved by hot baths, 276 Renal carbuncle, 493 colitis. 354 PRATTEN, F. H.: Pulmonary complications of Renal colic, diathermyin, 280 Paratyphoid bacilli, aberrant, infection due to, pregnancy, 484 Renal complications of bismuth therapy, 398 364 Precordial pain. See Pain Renal function tests in hypertrophy of the Paratyphoid B fever: Intestinal perforation in, Pregnancy, Aschheim-Zondek test for, 639 prostate, 563 298-With lung complications, 469 Pregnancy, chlorotic anaemia of, 179 Renal innervation, 116 Parathyroid tumourand generalized fibro-eystic Pregnancy, diagnosis of by the blue staining of Renal insuffieiency: Skin colorationin, 30-And osteitis 495 the vulva, 382 azotaemia, 211 PARIENTE, M.: Treatment of inflammatory Pregnancy, ectopic, full-term, 232 Renal surgery, electro-surgical scalpel in, 548 conditions with benzyleinnamic ether, 12 Pregnancy, extrauterine, 67-Early diagnosis of, Renal sympatheticotonus and sympathectomy, Parotid epithelioma. SeeEpithelioma 334 347 PAROUNAGIAN. M. B.: Treatment of syphilis, 526 Pregnancy. heart disease in, 111 Renal tuberculosis, 474 Paroxysmal conditions, the effect of ansesthesia Pregnancy: Hormone test for, 155-The female Renal tumours, mixed, in infancy and child- on, 466 sex hormone in, 428 hood, 146 PARRY, J.: Tndications for spinal anaesthesia, 356 Pregnancy and labour in the elderly primipara, Renal. See also Kidney PARsONs, L.: Toxic symptoms during eincho- 361 Resistance to disease. See Disease phen administration, 327 Pregnancy. nephritis in, 233 Respiratory disorders and dental infection, 239 Parturition, thyroidectomy immediately before, Pregnancy and parturition, blood changes Respiratorytract. upper, examination of the. 230 323 during, 462 REYNOLDS, F. H. K.: Dengue fever, 339 Pasteurellosis of rabbits, 26 Pregnancy, pulmonary complications of, 484 Rheumatic disorders, the prophylactic value of PATTEN. B.M.: Circulatory changes at birth, 205 Pregnancy, pyelonephritis in. 360 salicylates in, 149 PAUPIQUE: Ocular manifestations of syphilitic Pregnancy, tabes complicating, 235 Rheumatic fever: Streptococei in, 89 -Veccine serous meningitis, 588 Pregnancy, toxaemias of, 285 treatment of, 452. See also Fever PEARCE, T. V.: Treatment of abortion, 256 Pregnancy and tuberculous laryngitis, 485 Rheumatic nodules, structure of, 238 PEOcKAM,C. H.: Treatment of placenta praevia, Pregnancy, ureter changes in, 157 Rheumatic pains treated by lipiodol injections, 312 Pregnancy. See also Gestation 248 PEDLEY, F. G.: Effects of lead poisoAing on Priapism, unusual cases of, 120 Rheumatism: Acute abdominal symptoms in, vision, 165 PRIBRAMB H.: Sugar in therapeutics, 478 142-Massive doses of sodium salicylate in, 353 Pelvic sympathectomy, 65 PRIGGE. R.: The negative phase In immunity Rheumatism, articular, acute, vaccinotherapy Pelvic sympathetic, resection of the, 641 to diphtheria, 436 in, 14 Pelvis, contracted, trial labourin, 158 Proctology, ambulant therapy In, 418 Rhinitis, hypertrophic, sodium iodidein, 350 Pepsin in treatment of gastric ulcers, 197 Prostatichypertrophy,renal function tests in,563 Rhinitis, vasomotor, treated by selerosing Peptic uleer. See Ulcer Protein therapy in salpingitis, 483 fluid. 108 Percaine In dental operations, 152 Pseudarthroses of the neck of the femur, 373 RHOADS, C. P.: Immunization against vaccinis Pericarditis with effusion, 414 Pseudomyxoma peritonei, 322 by virus-serum mixtures, 259 Peritoneal bleeding from perforation by uterine Psittacosis, etiology of, 261 RIcE, C. o,: Infiltration anaesthesia in frac- chorion-epithelioma, 430 Psoriasis,heredity in, 253 tures, 153 Peritonei, pseudomyxoma, 322 Psoriasis vulgaris, acrifiavine in, 62 RICH, C. B.: Convulsions in disseminated Peritonitis in colon surgery, prevention of, 224 P1UENTE, J. J.: Syphilis of the cervix, 310 sclerosis, 121 Peritonitis, purulent, abolition of drainage in,630 Puerperal infection and influenza, 333 RICHE, V.: Suppuration in ovarianeysts. 135 abscess. See Abscess Pulmonary collapse, post-operative, etiology of, Treatment of vasomotor rhinitis by Peritonsillar RIcHIEz: 108 Perivaginal fascia in nulliparae, 177 432 % seclerosing fluid, PerlAehe in adults, 50 Pulmonary complications: Of general anaes- RIDLER. H. A.: Rupture of uterus following Pernicious anaemia. See Anaemia thesia, 39-Of pregnancy, 484 Caesarean section, 42 Pernocton as an anaesthetic, 358 Pulmonary embolisms in developing myocardial RIEs, J. V.: Actino-sensitivity of oestrin, 542 PBRUTZ, A.: Local treatment of ulcers with infarction, 510 RILEY, H. A.: Central nervous control of the insulin, 13 Pulmonary infarction. See Infarction ocular mechanisms, 281 Pessaries and cancer of the vagina, 504 Pulmonary lesions, discrete, radiography of, 427 RIST. E.: Primary cancer of the lung, 11 PETREsco: Pernicious anaemia resistant to Pulmonary lesions, non-tuberculous, treatment RITOssIE, E. B.: Yeast factors in superficial liver treatment, 412 of, 72 dermatitis, 251 PETRINA, E.: Barium chloride in typhoid fever, Pulmonary lesions. post-arterio-sclerotic, 216 RIvIP,RE,KE1.: Diseases of the placenta, 286 498 Pulmonary tuberculosis. See Tuberculosis ROBIOLIs, E. H.: Rapid accouchement by Phalangeal bone lesions, treatment of, 31 Pulmonary. See also Lung methodl of Delmas, 23 PHANEuP, L. 1.: Lower Caesarean section, 578 PURWIN, P.: Acid production by Brucella ROGOFF, J. M.: Etiology of Addison's disease, Phenylcinchoninic acid compounds in treat- strains, 488 296 ment of chronic arthritis, 524 Pyelography. ureteral, 554 ROLAND, H.: Cholecystectomy without drainage, Phenyl-ethyl-hydantoin in the treatment of Pyelonephritis inpregnancy, 360 392 * chorea, 151 Pyloric obstruction relieved by medical treat- ROLLAND, J. Primary cancer of the lung, 11 PHILIPP, E.: Hormones of gestation, 64-The ment, 228 ROLLET, J.: Ocular manifestations of syphilitic anterior lobe of the pituitary and the ovary, Pyrexias, idiopathic, 73 serous meningitis, 588 112 Pyuria, B. coli the causal organisms of, 582 ROLLINS, P.R.: Pyelonephritis in pregnancy, 360 Phlebitis, typhoid, and pulmonary infarction, 33 RosE, D. K.: Pyelonephritis in pregnancy, 360 Phrenic evulsion, diaphragmatic paralysis by, 53 ROSENOW, E. C.; Serum treatment of chronic Phthisis. See Tuberculosis Q. ulcerative colitis, 200 Pigmentation, cutaneous, and health, 514 RossI, A. Del: Etiology of post-operative pul- L. Amylaceous dyspepsia, 416 monary collapse. 432 PICTON, J.: QU]kNU, J.: Congenital diaphragmatic hernia.448 ROTTH, A.: Argyrosis the 575 PIJOAN, M.: Enhancement of infective power of QUIGLEY, J. K.: Pregnancy and labour in the of cornea, bacteria, 181 elderly primipara, 361 ROTTHAUS, E.: Dangers of cervical Caesarean PILCHER, J. D.: Treatment of chorea, 151 J. S.: in a 40 section, 176 intrinsic carbohydrate QUIN, Eclampsia diabetic, Round ligament. See Ligament PILLsBURY, D. M.: The Quinine and alkalis in malaria, haemic effects of Addison's metabolism of the skin, 561 of, 43 ROWNTREE. L. G.: Treatment PINELLI. Anna: Urticaria in early infancy, 82 laryngeal complication of, 379 disease, 352 PINELLI, L.: Estimation of glycaemia, 541 Quinsy, Rubella, epidemic of, 122 syphilis, 471 RUELLE., G.: Diagnosis of pulmonary tubercu- PINI, G.: Urethral losis in the infant, 84 Pirquet reaction: In adolescence, 329-Estima- 463 tion of the, 389 B. RUGGIERI, E.:E. Glutathione in ether narcosis. PITTS, H. C.: Radium treatment of carcinoma RUGGLES. W.: Sodium iodide in herpes of the cervix, 287 Radiation treatment of polycythaemia vera, 133 zoster. 453 Pituitary, anterior lobe of, and the ovary, 112 RADICE, L.: Primary osteomyelitis of the fibula, RUSSELL: The blood in delirium tremens, 509 Pituitary tumotirs, treatment of, 309 628 Placenta, diseases of the, 286 Radiography of discrete pulmonary lesions, 427 Placenta praevia: Prophylactic treatment of, -[n antral (Highmore) disease, 556 605-Surgical treatment of, 113, 312 Radiological diagnosis: Of scirrhous gastric S. Plasma volume and acute infections, 465 cancer, 131-Of ectopic gestation, 288 Plasmodium of pernicious malaria, 291 Radiology in urinary diseases, 307 ST. JOHN, J. H.: Dengue fever, 339 Plasmoquine in malaria, 454 Radiotherapy of ovarian tumour followed by BABOURAUD, R.: Parakeratoses of the ends of PLAss, E. D.: Monilial vulvo-vaginitis. 503 accelerated growth, 559 the fingers, 401 Pleurisy, sero-fibrinous, etiology of, 366 Radium treatment: Of carcinoma of the cervix, Sachs-Georgi test for syphilis, 25 Pneumococcal autolysate producing acute 287, 458, 459-Of cancer of the prostate and SACKS, G.: Ambulant therapy in proctology. 418 nephritis, 362 bladder, 446 SAEEiHRE, H.: Oxycephaly with other malforma- Pneumococcal meningitis, recovery from, 97 Radius, fractures at the upper end of the, 320 tions, 567 Pneumonia, digitalis In, 304 RAIFORD, T. S.: Diagnosis of tumours of the SAINTON, Mdlle: Treatment of gastric ulcers by Pneumonia in infancy, artificial pneumothorax small intestine, 426 pepsin, 197 in, 102 RATSZ, D. v.: Chorion-epithelioma without SAITZ, O.: The ureters and menstruation, 557 Pneumonia, lobar, treated unsuccessfully with external haemorrhage, 136 Salicylates, the administration of, 600 convalescent serum, 34 RAxE, G.: Acute nephritis produ:ced by a Salicylates in rheumatic manifestations the Pneumonia, pseudo-tuberculous measles, 267 I pneumococcal autolysate, 362 prophylactic value of, 149 TH IO JAN.-JUNE, 193I] INDEX TO THE EPITOME IMUDICALBEmsITuJOUNAL

Saline solution, hypertonic, rectal injections of, Skin, clinical chemistry of the, 363 Sugar in therapeutics, 478 351 Skin coloration in renal insufficiency, 30 Sugar tolerance in infants, 612 SALOMONSEN, L.: Insulin and epinephrine in Skin, gold pigmentation of the, 404 Sulphur in tabetic optic atrophy, 634 lasting children, 68 Skin tests in diagnosis of allergy conditions, 218 SUNDAL, A.: Acute haemorrhagic nephritis in Salpingitis, protein therapy in, 483 SKOLNIK, E. A.: Perl6che in adults, 50 childhood, 330 Salpingography and tubal inflation, 85 SLOssE. A.: Blood changes during pregnancy SUNDT, H.: The diagnosis and frequency of Salpingostomy for sterility, 384 and parturition, 462 tuberculosis of the knee, 145 Salts and water, excretion of from the kidney, 408 Small-pox, mild, 2-Relation of to typical SUTCLIFF, W. D.: Lobar pneumonia tr6ated SALVEsEN, H. A.: Spontaneous tetany in adults, small-pox. 214 unsuccessfully with convalescent serumnm 34 29-Tularaemia in Norway, 268 SMITH, C. H. K.: The Kahn and Wassermann SUTTON, Lucy P.: Digitalis therapy iR- chlldren, Salyrgan as a diuretic, 326 tests, 506 631 SALZE,R. M.: Intravenous administration of SMITH, G. L. M.: The Aschheim-Zondek test for SUTTON, M. G.: Endometrial haemorrhage, 405 morphine, 57 pregnancy, 639 Sweden, scarlet fever in, 468 SANCHIZ. A.: Treatment of cancer of the pro- SMITH, W. S.: Post-partum haemprrhage, 284 SWEITZBR, S. E.: Acriflavine in psoriasis vul- state and bladder, 446 SNAPPER, I.: Parathyroid tumour and general- garis, 62 SANDS, I. J.* Acute benigninfectious myelitis, 219 ized fibro-eystic osteitis, 495 Syx, I.: Tonsillectomy, 231 SANFORD, H. N.: Intraperitoneal administration SNELLING, C. E.: Sugar tolerance in infants, 612 Sympathetic ophthalmia. See Ophthalmia of iron, 278 SNIJDERS: Bacteriology of yellow fever, 292 Sympathetic, pelvic, resection of, 641 Sanocrysin in pulmonary tuberculosis, 572 Soap, influence of on antiseptics, 487 Sympathectomy, pelvic, 65-And renal sypm- SAVoYB, J.: Tetanycomplicatingenteric fever, 222 Soaps, germicidal properties in, 212 patheticotonus, 347 Scalpel, electro-surgical, in renal surgery, 548 Sodium amytal: In neuro-psychiatric condi- Sympatheticotonus, renal, and sympathectoilly, Scarlatinal nepbritis. See Nephritis tions, 106-In surgical cases, 154 347 Scarlet fever. See Fever Sodium iodide: In nasal infections, 350-In Sym physispubis,.traumatic separationofthe. 396 Scars of burns, cancer developing in, 124 herpes zoster, 453 Syndrome, choleriform, in infantile diphtheria, ScHAEyRE, H.: Ethyl chloride as a general Sodium salicylate in massive 6&ses in acute 65 anaesthetic for children, 357 rheumatism, 353 lt, Syphilis, allergic; early and late, intradermal SCIARPFF, W.: Treatment of high blood pres- SORDELLI. H.: Multiplicity of antigens in B. reactions in, 88 sure with pancreatic extract, 633 anthracts, 138 Syphilis, cardio-vascular, treatment of by SCHEDTLEIR, 0.: Results of extrapleural thoraco- SORnEsI, A. L.: Radical cure of hallux valgus, nec-arsphenamine. 35 plasty, 521 473 - The latero-posterior incision for Syphilis of the cervix, 310 ScHEER, K.: Direct transmission of herpes appendicectomy, 549 Syphilis, congenital: Curability of, 96-Dia- labialis. 586 SOsA, H.: Cultivation of Ducrey's bacillus from gnosis of, 340 SCHEyFER, I. H.: Pancreatitis complicating soft chancres, 336 Syphilis, diagnostic tests for, 25 mumps, 343 SouLiE: Pernicious anaemia resistant to liver Syphilis, early, bismuth arephenamine in. 601 SCyyFF, E.: Copper and blood formation, 422 treatment, 412 Syphilis, gastric, simulating carcinoma, 440 SCHLANGER, P.: X-ray treatment of primary SOUPAULT, R.: Rectal injectionis of hypertonic Syphilis in morbus cordis, 143 malignant lymDhadenoma, 555 saline solution, 351 Syphilis, specific treatnent of, late effects of, 47 ScHLECHT, H.: The results of x-ray treatment SouQuEs, A.: Menstruation and epilepsy, 311 Syphilis, treatment of, 324, 526 in Graves's disease, 308 Soya bean as a milk substitute, 477 Syphilis, treponeme therapy in, 550 SCHLEUSSING, H.: The thymus in exophthalmic Spasmophilia, prognosis in, 490 Sypbilis, urethral, 471 goitre, 272 Spastic hemiplegia. See Hemiplegia Syphilis without chancre, 512 SCHMIDT, K. H.: Gastric evacuation, 101 Spina bifida treated by operation, 596 Syphilitic arthritis, 545 SCEMORELL., H. Treatment of eclampsia, 535 Spinal anaestbesia. See Anaesthesia SZELLO, F.: Radiological diagnosis of ectopic SCHNAEBELE. R.: Vaccine treatment of rheum- Spinal cord tumours. See Tumours gestation, 288 atic fever, 452 SPITZ, J.: Tryparsamide in neurosyphilis, 378 SzUMLANsHI: Epilepsy due to compression of SCHNEIDER, H.: Acute epidemic serous Spleen, extract of in malarial anaemia, 199 the frontal lobe. 3- meningitis, 467 Spleen and left kidney, rupture of, 52 SCHNEIDER, P. F.: A hormone test for p,regnancy, Splenic anaemia. See Anaemia Splenomegaly, vaccinal, in infants, 6 SCHTEINGART, M.: Adenomatous goitres, 245 SPRAGUE, H. B.: Salyrgan as a diuretic, 326 T. SCHUEFNER: Bacteriology of yellow fever, 292 Spondylitis deformans, 518 ScHumAcHER, P.: Changes in the ureter during Sprue, treatment of, 170 Tabes complicating pregnancy, 235 pregnancy, 157 Sputum: Asbestosis bodies in the, 161- Quantita- Tabetic optic atrophy, sulphur in, 634 SCHWAEZ, H.: Heart failure and metabolism, 537 tive estimation of living and dead tubercle TAXADA, M.: The preparation of tetanus ScawoB, R.: Dissecting aortic aneurysm simu- bacilli in. 614 anatoxin, 539 lating pulmonary neoplasm, 584 Squill, glucosides of, in acute scarlatinal Tannic acid in treatment of burns, 51 SCIALoM, A.: Gonococcal chancre, 621 nephritis, 499 TARDIHIu, A.: Treatment of tuberculous haemo- SCIMONE, I.: Excretion of water and salts from STACY, L. J.: Uterine prolapse. 22 ptysis, 632 the kidney, 408 Staphylococcal septicaemia, 374, 421 TAVER4NIER: Tenodesis in paralysis of the high Scirrhous gastric cancer. See Cancer STAVROPOULOs. J.: Lymphogranulomatosis in adductors, 570 Sclerosing fluid in the treatment of vasomotor children, 164 TEBBUTT, A. H.: Gastric syphilisasimulating rhinitis, 108 STEIN, A.: Adeno-acanthoma of the uterus. 210 carcinoma, 440-Undulant fever in New South Sclerosis, amyotrophic lateral, in epidemic Stenosis, mitral, an auscultatory sign of defec- Wales, 619 encephalitis. 17 tive conduction in, 622 % Teeth extractionfollowed bybulbarparalysis, 318 Sclerosis, disseminated: Convulsions in, 121- Sterility: Causative factors in, 208-Intrauterine TEMEYvARY, N.: Gonorrhoea of the rectum, 258 Etiology of, 560 lipiodol injections in, 234-Salpingostomy for, Temporo-maxillary joint, ankylosis of the, 592 SCOTT, W. W.: Electro-surgical scalpel in renal 384 TBnmPsKY, A. v.: Joint disease from frost-bite, 300 surgery, 548 STEWART, S. G.: Cardiac disease and urinary Tendon sheaths, arborescent lipoma of, 475 SCR1MGERa, F. A. C.: Idiopathic dilatation of the retention. 435 Tenodesis in paralysis of the high adductors, 570 oesophagus, 103 Stieda's lesion, 192 TBRAO, S.: The preparation of tetanus 539 SEASTONE, C. V.: Immunization against typhus STIEGLITZ, E. J.: Bismuth subnitrate in arterial anatoxin, fever, 540 hypertension, 201-Nephritis in pregnancy, 233 TER BRAAK, J. W. G.: Epidemic polyneuritis, Sebaceous eysts. See Cysts STIENON, L.: Bilateral facial paraspasm, 455 624 Sedimentation rate in gynaeecological conditions, Still's disease, 202 Testis, undescended, 629 337 STIRPE, G.: Cholesterin titre of blood serum, 44 Tetanus anatoxin, the preparation of. 539 SGRE, B.: The bactericidal power of the blood STOKREs, J. H.: Bismuth arsphenamine in early Tetanus spores, the germination of, 45 in alcoholism, 262 syphilis, 601 Tetany complicating enteric fever, 222 SEIDMANN, R.: Sporadic encephalitis. 163 STOLZOVk-SUTTORISOVi, hi.: Anaerobic blood Tetany, spontaneous, in adults, 29 SEIFFERT, W.: Increase in virulence of the culture by the BoSz method, 118 Tetra-ethyl lead, absorption of, 538 B.C.G. strain, 117 Stomach dilatation, acute, 517 THAMANN, F.: Absorption of tetra-ethyl lead, 538 SMiB, C.: Chronic cystic mastitis, 359 Stomach. emptying of, 101 THIVOLLBE L.: Pathogenic factors in essential Septicaemia, meningoeoccal, serotherapy in, 58 Stomach of hogs in treatment of pernicious pernicious anaemia, 315 Septicaemia, staphylococcal, 374, 421 anaemia, 424 THOmAs, B. A.: Tuberculosis of the urinary Bero-fibrinous pleurisy, etiology of, 366 Stomach, total resection of, 245 tract, 100 Serotherapy in meningococcal septicaemia, 58 Stomach, torsion and volvulus of the, 547 THOMsoN, J. G.: Latent and occult tuberculous Serous meningitis. See Meningitis Stomach, volvulus of, 223. 547 infection of bronchial glands,A11 Serum, antigangrene, in scarlet fever, 571 Stomach. See also Gastric Thoracoplasty. extrapleural, results of, 521 Serum, blood, cholesterin titre of, 44 Stone in the solitary kidney and ureter, treat- Thrombosis of axillary vein, 148 Serum, convalescent, unsuccessful In lobar ment of, 169. See also Caloulus Thrombosis, causes of, 225 pneumonia, 34 STOUTE, D. G.: Treatment of leprosy, 277 TERONE, B.: Antimony in therapeutics, 104 Serum reactions in carcinoma. 260 Stovarsol and malaria treatment of general THURBHER, D. S.: Acriflavinein undulant fever, 59 Serum treatmentof chronic ulcerative colitis, 200 paralysis, 451 Thymus in exophthalmia goitre, 272 Serum treatment of erysipelas, 523 STRAOHAN, A. S.: Asbestosis bodies in the Thyroid crisis, fatal, following injection of a Serums, isoagglutinating, the titre of, 386 sputum, 161 varicose vein, 594 SESINI: Rapid accouchement by method of STRANDELL, B.: Diagnosis of aneurysm of the Thyroidectomy immediately before parturition, Delmas, 23 heart, 93 323 SEVERm, J. W.: Traumatic separation of the STRAU1ss, H.: Gall-bladder disease and carbo- Thyroxine and x rays in the treatment of symphysis pubis, 396 hydrate metabolism, 615 uraemia, 249 Sex hormones. See Hormones STRAUSS, M. B : Chlorotic anaemia of pregnancy, TIJOTTA, T.: Tularaemia in Norway, 268 SHAMBAUGH, G. F.: Chronic otitis media. 229 179 TISDALT, F. F.: A cereal mixture for children, 16 172 SHIBLEY, G. S.: Experimental transmission of Streptococcal myositis, 590 TISDALL, 0. R.: Nirvanol in chorea. colds by a filterable agent, 69 Streptococei, apparent specificity among, 616 TOCANTINs, L. M.: Trauma of the brachial SHRIVAsTAVA. D. L.: The haemic effects of Streptococei in Infectious (atrophic) arthritis plexus and its roots, 456 quinine and alkalis in malaria, 43 and rheumatic fever, 89 Tongue, chancre of the, 49 SIcEERT-MODROW, I.: Experiments with foot- Streptococcus of scarlet fever, non-specificity of, Tongne, oedema of, with sublingual mumps. 267 and-mouth virus, 217 290 Tongue, tuberculosis of the, 593 SIEBERT, P.: Etiology of gastric ulcer, 409 Striated muscle. See Muscle Tontillar predisposition to infectious diseases, SIEvERas, 0.: Serum reactions in carcinoma, 260 Stricture of urethra, treatment of, 244 638 Silicosis and tuberculosis, 139 STROR, A.: The glucosides of squill in acute Tonsillectomy, 231-In acute cervical adenitis, SimmoNs, J. S.: Dengue fever. 339 searlatinal nephritis, 499- Antigangrene 951 SI1MON, T.: The measurement of intelligence,in serum in scarlet fever, 571 Tonsils and disease, 625 X infants, 204 STRUTHRS, E. B.: Organic antimony in kala- Tonsils, infected, diathermy treatment of, 109 MsoN, F. W.: Asbestosis bodies in the sputum, azar, 328 TOREx, F.: Adeno-acanthoma of the uterus, 210 261 Strychnine in alcoholic delirium, 375 TOULOUsE, E.: The blood in delirium tremens, SINTON, J. A.: Treatment of malaria, 397 STUB-CHRISTENSEN: Sanocrysin in pulmonary 509 Sinusitis in children, sequels of, 637 tuberculosis, 572 Toxaemias of pregnancy. See Pregnancy Skin cancer. See Cancer SuAsz, G.: Encephalitis in undulant fever, 546 TOTODA, M.: The bacteriophage in the dia- Skin, carbohydrate metabolism of the, 561 Sugar, blood, content In later life, 365 gnosis of dysentery, 508 TH1 BsiTI JAN.-JUNE, I93I] INDEX TO THE EPITOME I MZDICAL JOURNAL II

TOYODA, T.: Non-specificity of the scarlet fever Uraemia without kidney disease 240 WARTEB, J.: The influence of intense effort streptococcus, 290 Uraemia treated by x rays and thyroxine, 249 upon the leucocyte count, 236 Trachea, cancer of. See Cancer Uraemic meningitis, 123 WARTHIN, A. S.: Syphilis in morbus cordis. 143 Trauma and appendicitis, 126 URBACH, E.: (Clinical chemistry of the skin, 363 Wassermann and Kahn tests compared, 506 Trauma of the brachial plexus and its roots, 456 URBAIN, A.: The relationship of herpes zoster Wassermann test for syphilis, 25 TrhENEL: Acute delirium in mental cases, 18 and varicella, 180 Wasting following cholelithiasis, insulin treat- Treponeme therapy in syphilis, 550 Ureter changes during pregnancy, 157 ment of, 196 TREVES, N.: Cancer developing inrbirn scars,124 Ureter, extravasation from the, 321 Water and salts, excretion of from the kidney, Trichinosis: Ocular manifestations of, 283-An Ureter and the solitary kidney, treatment of 408 outbreak in Pennsylvania, 413-Deafness in, 441 stone in the, 169 WATERMAN, G. W.: Radium treatment of cancer Trichlorethylene in trigeminal neuralgia, 597 Ureteral pyelography, 554 of the cervix, 287 Trigeminal neuralgia, trichlorethylene in, 597 Ureters and menstruation, 557 WATKINS, A. G.: Imumunology of ecarlet fever, TRIMBLIE, W. H.: The general therapeutic value Urethral caruncle. treartment of, 247 159 of ergotamine, 573 Urethral str cture. treatment of, 244 WATKINS, R. E.: Occlusions of the lumen of the TROELL, A.: Surgical treatment of Graves's Urethral synhilis, 471 Fallopian tube, 209 disease, 394 Urinary diseases, radiology in, 307 WAUGH, T. R.: Hypochromic anaemia with TROISIER, J.: Tdiopathic pyrexMs, 73 Urinary incontinence, nost-operative. 32 achlorhydria, 438 TROMBETTI, M.: Still's disease, 202 Urinary tract, tuberculosis of the, 100 WAXELBAum, E. A.: Streptococci in infectious Trypaflavine causing nephritis, 182 Urine retention: In typhoid fever, 4-And (atrophic) arthritis and rheumatic fever, 89 Trypaflavine in typhoid fever, 553 cardiac disease, 435 WEDEKIND. T.: The haemostatic action of Tryparsamide in neurosyphilis, 378 Urography. See Pyelography Congo red, 80 Tubal inflation and salpingography, 85 Uroselectan in the diagnosis of renal disease, 307 WEICHSEL, M.: Post-vaccinal encephalitis and Tuberele bacilli, bovine, as a cause of phthisis. Urticaria: Ftiology of, 645-In early infancy, 82 generalized vaccinia, 342 486 Uterine haeLaorrhage, etiology of, 558 WEIGMANN, F.: Undulant fever investigations Tubercle bacilli in sputum, quantitative Uterine hyr-rtony in successive labours, 608 in Germany, 314 estimation of, 614 Utero-place ital apoplexy and bistamine, 642 Weil's disease in Holland, 5 Tuberculin reaction in the'first three years of Uterus, adeno-acanthoma of the, 210 WEINBERG, M.: Haemorrhagic lesions caused life, 91 Uterus and adnexa, vaginal extirpation of, 332 by Clostridiutm welchii, 215 Tniberculin reaction, the intradermal, 344 Uterus. cancer of. See Cancer WEINSTEIN, M.: Gastric and duodenal ulcer, Tuberculosis and erythema nodosum, 341 Uterus, prolapse of, 22 569 Tuberculosis of the knee, diagnosis and fre- Uterus, rupture of, tollowing Caesarean section, WEiss, P.: Uraemia following blood transfusion, quency of, 145 42 470 Tuberculosis, lingual, 593 Uterus, rupture of, during labour, 289 WEISS, S.: Rational treatment of arterial hyper- Tuberculoeis and marriage, 28 tension, 79 Tuberculosis, pulmonary, basal metabolism in, WVERNER, P.: Vaginal extirpation of uterus and 617 adnexa, 332 Tuberculosis, pulmonary, benign acute, 543 V. Whitlow, milkers', 55 Tuberculosis, pulmonary, the blood platelets WIENERT, B.: The haemostatic action of Congo in, 507 Vaccinal encephalitis, 513 red, 80 Tuberculosis, pnlmonary, diagnosis of, in Vaccine tberapy: In enteric fever, 60-In typhoid WILDISH, G. H. * Treatment of leprosy, 277 childhood, 84, 529 osteo-arthritis. 81-In rheumatic fever, 452 WILKINSON, J. F.: Pernicious anaemia, 221 Tuberculosis, pulmonary, diet in, 150 Vaccinia, generalized, and post - vaccinal WILLENS, C.: Treatment of purulent arthritis Tuberculosis, pulmonary, and erythema encephalitis, 342 of the knee, 419 nodosum, 141 Vaccinia, immunization against by virus-serum WILLIAMS, J. T.: Pregnancy complicated by Tuberculosis, pulmonary, nascent iodine in, 450 mixtures, 259 tabes, 235 Tuberculosis, pulmonary, sanocrysin in, 572 Vaccinia virus for the production of WILLOUGHBY, H.: Treatment of malaria, 598 Tuberculosis, pulmonary, senile, 1 encephalitis, 293 WILSON, A. S.: Full-term ectopic pregnancy, 23z Tuberculosis, renal, 474 Vaceinotberapy in acute articular rheumatism, WILTRUP, G.: Myopathia infraspinata, 388 Tuberculosis and silicosis, 139 14 WIMMER, S. D.: Sequels of sinusitis in children, Tuberculosis, source of infection in, 316 Vagina, cancer of. 606, 607 637 Tuberculosis, tubercle bacilli (bovine) as a Vaginal extirpation of uterus and adnexa. 332 WINANS, H. MI.: Lymphocytosis associated with cause of, 486 VALDONI, P.: Arborescent lipoma of the tendon ovarian new growth, 383 Tuberculosis af the urinary tract, 100 sheaths, 475 WINTROBE, M. M.: The erythrocyte in pernicious Tuberculdus )aemoptysis, treatment of, 632 Valvular disease, caleareous aortic,491. See also anaemia, 335 Tuberculous infection of bronchial glands, Heart WISER: Intradermal reactions in early and late latent and occult, 411 Varicella with blood picture simulating leuk- allergic syphilis, 88 Tuberculouis laryngitis and pregnancy, 485 aemia, 144 WITHERSPOON, J. T.: A confirmatory physical Tubes. Fallopian. See Fallopian Varicella and herpes zoster, 565 -The relation- sign in ascites, 587 Tularaemia in Norway, 268 ship of, 180 WODAK, E.: Involvement of the acoustic nerve Tumnour, parathyroid, atid generalized fibro- Varicose ulcers. See Ulcers in epidemic encephalitis, 380 cystic c .,teitis, 495 - Varicose veins. See Veins WOLFE, R.: Injection treatment of inguiinal Tumours, careinoid,'of the small intestine, 595 Vascular changes, local, in sp'enic anaemia, 119 hernia, 472 Tumours involving the cauda equina, 174 Vascular lesions of the hind-brain, 1.9 WOLFERTH, C. C.: Angina pectoris, 511 Tumours.of the heart, primnary, 125 Vasomotor rhinitis. See Rhinitis WOLFF, G. V.: Pessaries and cancer of the Tumours of the small intestine, diagnosis of, 426 VECKI, V. G.: Treatment of syphilis, 324 vagina, 504 Tumours, intrathoracic, 190 Vein, axillary, thrombosis of the, 143 WOLTMIAN. H. W.: Diagnosis of tumours in- Tumours, malignant, treated by radio-active Veins, varicose: Injection treatment of, 191, 442, volving the spinal cord, 99 bismuth, 193 443-Fatal thyroid crisis following, 594 WONG, A. I. El.: Labour i elderly primipara, 407 Tumours, ovarian, pre-adolescent, 533 VELOSO, S. P.: The basal metabolism in pul WOOD, F. C.: Angina pectoris, 511 Tumours, ovarian, accelerated growth of after monary tuberculosis, 617 WOODRUFF, I. 0.: Digitalis in pneunmonis, 304- radiotherapy, 559 VERROTTI, G.: Treponeme therapy in syphilis, Digitalis therapy in children, 631 Tumours, pituitary, treatment of, 309 550 WORMS. R.: Vaccinal splenomegaly in infants. 6 Tumours, renal, mixed, in infancy and child- Verruca senilis and keratoma senile, 61 WRIGHT, H. P.: Artificial feeding in infants, 83 hood, 146 Vertebra, fifth lumbar, examination of the, 425 WULSTEN, J.: Thrombosis of the axillary vein, Tumours involving the spinal cord, diagnosis Vesical tumours. See Tumours 148 of, 93 VIDAL, F. J.: Chondromas of the hand, 447 WYCKOFF, J.- Digitalis in pneumonia, 304- Tumours, vesical, 445 VIETS, H. R.: Vaccinal encephalitis, 513 Digitalis tberapy in children, 631 Tumours. See also Cancer VILENSKY, J.: Chancre of the tongue, 49 WYMER, I.: Fatal colitis caused by avertin, 602 T,UOHY. E. L.: Calcareous aortic vulvular VILLANUEVA, C. G.: The frequency of adenoids disease, 492 in adults, 275 TURANO, L.: Radiological diagnosis of scirrhous Virus-serum mixtures for immunization against gastric cancer, 131 vaccinia, 259 X. TURENNIE: Surgical treatment of placenta VIREER, J W.: Treatment of urethral stricture, Praevia, 113 244 Xanthoma multiplex with hypothyroidism, 63 Typhoid feve?. See Fever, enteric Vision, effects of lead poisoning on, 165 X-ray treatment: In Graves's disease, results Typhoid osteo-arthritis. See OsLeo-arthritis Vitamin D: Relation of to irradiated ergosterol, of. 308-Of primarymalignant lymphadenoma, Typhoid phlebiuis. See Ph.ebitis 313-Mode of action of, 581 575 Typhus fever. See Fever VOGT, E. C.: Encephalography in fixed lesions X rays and thyroxine in the treatment of of the brain, 132 urasellia, 249 VOIGNIER, P.: Typhoid phlebitis and pulmonary infarction, 33 U. Volvulus of the stomach, 223, 547 Y. Vomiting, cyclic, 331 UnLENHETEH, P.. Increase in virulence of the Vomiting of pregnancy, treatment of by Yag6ine or harmine, 198 B.C.G. strain. 117 bromaides, 536 Yeast factors in superficial dermatitis, 251 Ulcer, duodenal, 569-Endocrine treatment of, VORON, J.: Puerperal infection and influenza, YOIUMANS, J. B.: The general therapeutic value 279 333 of ergotamine, 573 Ulcer, gastri^, 569-Endocrine treatment of, 279- VOYADZOPOULOS, G.: Accelerated growth of YOUNG, A.: Oplen operation in fractures, 7 Etiology of. 409 ovarian tumours after radiotherapy, 559 Ulcer, peptic: Treatment of, 128, 129-Treated Vulva, blue staining of as a diagnosis of preg- with mucin, 635 nancy, 382 Ulcerative colitis. See Colitis Vulvo-vaginitis, monolial, 503 Z. Ulcers, gastric, treated by pepsin. 197 Ulcers, insulin treatment of, locally, 13 Z PPERT, J.: Sporadic encephalitis, 163 Ulcers, varicose, local treatment of, 227 ZEBROWSKI, E.: Colonic stasis of hepatic ULMAR, D.: Benign acute pulmonary tubercu- W. causation, 269 losis, 543 ZIEGLER, LI. H.: Paralysis of the cranial Ulnar neuritis, traumatic, 626 WAGNER, C. P.: Chronic bromide poisoning, 185 nerves, 457 Umbilicus, diphtherial infection of the, 48 WAHL, R.: Treatmsnt of diphtheria carriers, ZIELLESSEN. F. O.: Calcareous aortic valvular UNDERHILL, F. P.: Anhydraemia in extensive 399 disease, 491, 492 superficial burns, 10 WALKER, J. C.-: Apparent specificity among ZIMMERN, A.: Radiography of discrete pul- Undulant fever. See Fever streptococci, 616 monary lesions, 427 UNSWORTKr H. R..: MIalaria therapy in dementia WAN, V. B.: Regional anaesthesia, 480 ZINSsER, H.: Immunization against typhus pgralytica. 36 WARD, G. G.: Radium treatment of cancer of fever, 540 IJraemia following blood transfusion, 470 the cervix, 459 Zondek-Aschheim reaction, hydatidiform mole, Uraemia, experimental, 140 WARREN, S.: Vaccinal encephalitis, 513 and chorion-epithelioma, 534

Printed andi published by the British Medical Association, at their Office, Tavistock Square, in the Parish of St. Pancras, in the County of London. MEASLES IN A PUTBLIC SCHOOLI [ ThE BRTTIS.. 14 JAN. 3, 19311 I~~~~~~~~~~~~MEDICALJOURNAL As there seemed to be an unusually favourable chance MEASLES IN A PUBLIC SCHOOL of preventing the spread of measles, I sent away all BY the boys with whom Ya. had been in contact and who had not had measles previously, for ten days, from the sixth L. R. LEMPRIERE, M.B., CH.B. to the sixteenth day after exposure, aind took the tem- MIEDICAL OFFICER, HAILEYBURY COLLEGE perature of all the boys in his house who had not had Epidemics of measles and reports concerning them are measles. As far as he knew, he had not seen them during not, as a rule, of interest, except to those immediately the twelve hours, between 8 p.m.'.and 8 a.m., but on the concerned, but the small epidemic recorded here presents eveniing of the sixteenth day, both Fl. and Th. felt unwell. some unusual features. The following is the case Fl. did no damage, but Th., who stayed in school for incidence: another thirty-six hours, infected others, as indicated in the table. I did not regret that my efforts to prevent the spread First Case Houise Formi| Sym-ptom- Adisditted Incu-bation(days) InifectioniSource of had failed, because I consider from a strictly medical point of view that measles in the summer term is to be Ya. AI. Vb May 3 MayM 3 I? ? welcomed. The general mildness of the cases is attribut- Fl. M. LV1 ,, 18 I ,, 18 15 Ya. able to the character of the disease, the excellent weather, and the small amount of Th. M. ,, ,, 15 infection, which enabled each LMla 18 20 Ya. patient to be nursed in a large separate room. Me. B. LMla June 3 June 3 13 Th. Five weeks later, on the last day of thG term, a boy Fr. T. MVa ,, 6 .. 9 18 Th. developed measles on arriving home, though he had been Xi. B. LMla .. 7 9 19 Th. inspected by me that morning for munmps, which was Ca. L. LMlb .. 7 ,. 8 19 Th. epidemic at the end of the term. Through him, thirty-two other cases were recorded during the holidays, but it is T-D. B. LMla ,, 8 ., 9 20 Th. impossible to relate this outbreak with its predecessor. De-R. Bat. UMb ,. 8 ,, 10 20 Th. We. Tr. LMla 16 ,, 16 10 Ca. Observation Po. Law. UMb ,, 20 .. 20 10 Dc-R. The only observation I have to make is that either Cn. Bat. LMlb .. 23 , ,, 25 13 De-1R. Koplik's spots are not the absolute diagnostic sign of MIet. Ed. UIV ,. 27 , 27 17 De-R. nleasles, as is generally held, or that under certain con- ditions the incubation period of measles may exceed a Da. B. UMb ,, 26 ,, 28 ;or 17or 18 PoorDe-R maximum of sixteen days. or Wi. The points of interest are the smallness of the epidemic, and the very long incubation period. In a school of 530 pupils 115 were not protected by a Memoranda previous attack; normally between 90 and 100 might have MEDICAL, SURGICAL, OBSTETRICAL been expected to develop the disease, compared with 14 who actually did. The long incubation period is unique in my experience. DERMATITIS CONSEQUENT ON THE The average period of incubation, leaving out that of the APPLICATION OF IODINE first case, which is unknown, and that of the last, which is The case of fatal dermatitis following the use of iodine doubtful, was very nearly sixteen days; in six cases the spirit solution, reported by Mr. R. Charles Alexander in period was between seventeen and twenty days. the Journal of July 19th, 1930 (p. 100), prompts me to relate a somewhat similar case which came under my care. Clinical Symptoms A fruit merchant, aged 60, had occasion to empty and The cases were definite measles of a mild character, not clean a blocked drain, which took him several hours to ruibella. Prodromal symptoms appeared in four cases in accomplish. Both his arms were immersed in the contents less than twenty-four hours, in three one day, in six in of the drain pipe, with the result that they were swollen, the two days, and in one in three days. Fever lasted for two skin having become sodden with the prolonged immersion. days in six cases, for three days in five, for four days in He took care to wash his arms thoroughly and often with one, and for six days in two, the inaximum recorded plenty of warm water and soap, which gave him a sensation similar to that of a shampoo, a very cooling and pleasant being 1040 and the minimum 1010. Conjunctivitis was effect. Later he thought it would be an excellent thing to marked in all cases. Catarrh was present in five cases, paint his arms with iodine tincture; the effect of this a fewv absent in nine. Complications included two cases of hours later was of a warm tingling nature. The followving vomiting, one of epistaxis, and one of adenitis. Rash was night he suffered fronm initense itching, and came to see me very well marked in all cases, but in my opinion no stress next morning. can be laid on this, as the rashes of measles and rubella Both his arms were acutely inflamed and swollen; they were can be, and often are, exactly alike. Koplik's spots were covered with vesicles turning into pustules, and wNere extremely present in all cases, profuse in four, well marked in five, painful. His temperature was 1030 F., and owing to the and but definite in five. The swollen condition of his wrists I counted his pulse from the slight prodromal symptoms facial artery. He appeared ill, restless, very *weak, and were so slight that all patients, except Fl., when first toxic. I applied starclh poultices to both arms, and ordered seen, had a commencing rash and definite Koplik's spots. a stimulating diet. Four hours later, as he was still in great pain, I removed the poultices, anid washed the starch off with Infection Described a solution of sodium bicarbonate, which gave him much relief, The first patient (Ya.) was admitted early on the morn- to the extent that he implored me to continue the treatment; ing of May 3rd, 1930, the pupils having returned the later on linimentum calcis witlh calamine wNas applied oIn liint, and this was repeated every four hours, alternating with the night before. This boy hadl been seen by me the -bicarbonate washing. His general condition was by next day previous evening, on account of tinlea cruris, and appeared much improved, the temperature having fallen to normal, andl to be perfectly well. Twelve houlrs later he returned with the swelling in the arms having diminished, but the area of a well-marked rash and profuse Koplik's-spots and fev-er. pyoderma .was still very marked; the bullae were cut away as JAN. 3, 1931] MEMORANDA rMEBDirrTnAN 15 they appeared, and the application of the liniment and the During the next fortnight an enormous quantity of small soda washing were cointiinued until the whole skill cleared. The hyditid cysts and pus wvas evacuated. After a few days the condition of the skin later became pigmented and som.ew^:hat pus became deeply bile-stained, and the patient's temperature shiny, with no uincomfortable sequels. rose to 400 C., with a pulse rate of 120 and a respiration rate I beliieve in this case that the acute infection arose, of 28. By the seventh day the patient was convalescent, and she left the hospital at the end of a fortnight. The subsequent not from what he might have contracted from the course of reco ery was contents of the drain, but possibly from the bacteria in uneventful. the skin becoming pathogenic when the soil was rendered It is, I think, remarkable that although the abscess was favourable. The skin was soaked in water for hours, separated from the general peritoneal cavity by less than and later was washed excessively with hot water and soap, 1/2 cm. of liver tissue, no adhesions or visible inflam- no doubt removing gross dirt and superficial layers of the matory reaction had been formed. skin, hence the feeliing of shampoo effect. Had it been E. H. R. ALTOUN-YAN, M.C., M.D.Cantab. left at that all would have beenl well, but the application Aleppo, Syria. of tincture of iodine to this tender surface caused an acute irritation, calling the cutaneous staphylococci and strepto- cocci from their dormant state into pathological activity. I was given to understand years ago that iodine solution Reports of Societies applied to washed surfaces was futile, and th'at its virtue depended on its being applied to unwashed skin lesionis. RADIOLOGICAL PROBLEMS IN VETERINARY In this case the effect of the starch poultice was to remove MEDICINE or absorb the iodine from the skin, judging by the The Sections of Electro-Therapeutics and of Comparative starch turning purple; this probably arrested its pungent Medicine of the Royal Society of Medicine combined for effect. I did not inflict vaccine therapy on the patient, a discussion, on December 19th, 1930, on radiological and fortunately the condition improved before an auto- problems in men and animals. Professor J. WOODUIRN genious vaccine could have been prepared, otherwise the iMORISON, president of the Section of Electro-Therapeutic;, credit would have gone to this doubtful remedy. It should was in the chair. be remembered that alcoholic iodine solutions are in their Major A. A. PRYER opened by giving some account of nature irritants; their application to areas already denuded the radiology of the horse; he had examined seventy living of surface protection, by cleansing the skin, as a pre- horses and many cadavers. The difficulties were the bulk liminary, for example, to surgical incisions, and especially and indisposability of the equine patient, the thickness in very tender skins, is open to a risk which is real though and irregularity of outline of most parts of the horse's remote. skeleton, and the design of suitable apparatus. In some 0. THOMIAS JONES, L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S.Ed., cases he had administered a narcotic--chloral hydrate- ColIwyn Bay. L.R.F.P.S.Glas. before taking the radiographs, and a useful precaution was to plug the ears of the animal with cotton-wool so that it was not startled bv the noise of the tube. The HYDATID CYST OF LIVER SIMULATING shoes must be removed when radiographing the hoof. SUBPHRENIC ABSCESS Almost every part of the horse's body was closed to the case seems of as the radiologist except the limbs, but radiographs of these The following worthy record, x-ray were very findings were most misleading, and a diagnosis could not useful. No method had be-en devised for be made until after the second operation. satisfactorily viewing the pelvis, shoulder, or hip. Dr. R. WV. A. SALAIOND mentioned that he once had A woman, aged 30, came to the hospital with one and a half occasion to examine radiographically the hind limb of years' history of a swelling in the epigastrium. During the a pygmy elephant, and had been impressed by the great last two months pain had been very severe, and accompanied density of the hide and soft parts as compared with the high fever and The was by rigors. patient obviously very ill; h-timan. Smaller animals presented few or no her temperature was 390 C., and her pulse rate 104, and she technical had much dyspnoea and a tendency to faint. The whole of difficulties, but the larger ones, such as the racehorse, the upper abdomen was tender on palpation, and a swvelling required special apparatus. Whatever apparatus was could be seen in the right upper quadrant, with rigidity used, it should be powerful enough to permit of an extending to just below the umbilicus. A tentative diagnosis exposure in a fraction of a second or less, should be as was made of acute suppurative cholecystitis. On screeining noiseless as possible, and should not have to be brought the patient in the upright position I was surprised to find a nearer than 12 inches on account of the electrific.ItioA. large air bubble, apparently between the upper surface of the of the hairs of the animal. The most common conditions right lobe of the liver and the diaphragm. The liver itself for whichl x-ray pictures were required were fractures and to be obscured a of fluid. It was appeared by layer natural, dislocations, and foreign bodies swallowed or embedded I think, in the circumstances, to make a confident diagnosis of in soft parts. subphrenic abscess due to a ulcer. Since greyhound racing had beconme popular, long-standing leaking gastric much First Operation.-Under novocain infiltration an incision work had been done in diagnosing fractured toes was made just below and parallel with the right costal margin. and dislocated joints in these animals. It was interesting On opening the peritoneum I was anmazed to find that the that the chemical composition of stone in dogs was very upper surface of the right lobe of the liver was in contact withi similar to that in the human being. In radiotherapy the diaphragm, and entirely free of adhesions; the haind could much work had been undertaken experimentally on rats be passed freely betweeil the liver and the diaphragm, and the and mice, and the treatmient of carcinoma and sarcoma liver, though somewhat soft and boggy, did not appear in dogs and cats might be carried out radiologically. The particularly abnormal. Accordingly there was nothing to be domestic animals were susceptible to practically every done but to pack iodoform gauze firmly on to the liver surface, variety of malignant and review the situation. neoplasm known to pathology. Radiological sterilization of bitches and female cats by Second Operation.-Two days later, without anaesthesia, x rays mright by some the packing was removed and a large-bore needle was people be considered a preferable cautiously introduced into the liver substanc.e. There was an alternative to spaying. immediate escape of foul-smelling gas undler high tension. Lieut.-Colonel MIDDLETON PERRY gave some account of The needle track was enlarged with a scalpel, anmd a drainage the daily work of the veterinary surgeon in which x rays tube insertedl inlto a large andl apparently empty cavity. This were used. The scope of radiology in veterinary science was followed by the escape of a small quantity of glairy pus. was small and necessarily superficial. The administration 40 JAN. 3, 1931] UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES LMTEBRTASHN officer of health made a statement concerning the possi- G. H. Jennings, J. J. Keevil, H. D. B. Kelly, W. A. bilities of tin poisoning from cheese wrapped in tinfoil. Nicholson, G. L. Ormerod, P. H. L. Playfair, Vr. H. Riddell, Samples of cheese prepared in this country lhad been found N. H. L. Ridley, Ml. E. D. Roberts, M1. A. Robertsoni, G. Rocyn-Jones, R. H. B. Snow, D. J. R. Steen, E. S. to be unduly contaminated by the tinfoil in which they were Stern, H{. Taylor, B. C. Thompson, J. WV. P. lThoom)son, wrapped. The industry was aNvare of the importance of W. R. Winiterton, F. J. Wright. WVomene: A. B. Field, reducing the contamiination to the lowest possible limit, an