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OC THE JOURNAL OF THE BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATIONI

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

ASSISTED BY HUGH CLEGG, M.B., M.R.C.P.

VOLUME II, 1936

JULY TO DECEMtBER

LONDON: PRINTED AND PIJBLISHED AT THlE OFFICE OF THE BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, TAVISTOCK SQUARE< LONDON, W.C.1 JULY-DEC., 1936 MEDICAL JOURNAL

KEY TO DATES AND PAGES THE following table, giving a key to the dates of issue and the page numbers of the BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL and SUPPLEMENT in the second volume for 1936, may prove convenient to readers in seatch of a reference. Serial Date of Joumal Supplement No. Issue Pages Pages

- - 3939 .... July 4 .... 1 56 .... 1 20

3940 .... ,,11 .... 57- 108 .... 21- 32

3941 .... ,18 .... 109- 162 .... 33- 40

3942 .... ,25 .... 163- 210 .... 41- 76 - - 3943 .... Aug. 1 .... 211 268 .... 77 104

3944 .... ,, 8 .... 269- 320 .... 105- 116 3945 . . . . 321 - 374 .... 117- 124 3946 ,,22 375- 412 .... 125- 144

3947 . ... 29 .... 413- 448 .... 145- 152

3948 .... Sept. 5 .... 449 - 522 .... 3949 . . . . 523- 572 .... 153- 160

3950 .... ,,19 .... 573- 610 .... 161 - 168

3951 .... ,,26 .... 611 - 656 .... 169- 180

3952 Oct. 3 .... 657 - 698 .... 181 - 192 - 3953 .... ,,10 .... 699 744 .... 193 - 204

3954 .... ,17 .... 745 - 792 .... 205 - 212

3955 .... ,24 .... 793 - 850 .... 213 - 224

3956 .... ,,31 .... 851 - 902 .... 225 - 244

3957 .... Nov. 7 .... 903 - 956 .... 245 - 256 3958 .... ,,14 .... 957 - 1012 .... 257 - 268 - 3959 .... ,, 21 .... 1013 - 1066 .... 269 284

3960 .... ,,28 .... 1067 - 1124 .... 285 - 296 - 3961 .... Dec. 5 .... 1125 - 1178 .. 297 312

3962 .... ,, 12 .... 1179 - 1242 .... 313 - 324 - 3963 .... ,, 19 .... 1243 1296 .... 325 - 336 - 3964 .... ,,26 .... 1297- 1344 .... 337 344

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

SPECIAL PLATES PAGE PAGE for Adenoids ...... ,,. 1086 Bones and Joints. Pathological Changes In Induced by Injury Cycloproplane. Present Status of (Ralph M. Waters) 1013 ... (James F. Bralisford) ... 678 Drainage, Suprapubic ...... 1148 Cancer of Rectum E. (Lionel Norbury) facing 30 Dressing Fastener ...... 976

Carpal Semilunar Bone, Dislocation of (A. F. Goode) Elbow, Supracondylar Fracture of (Naughton Dunn) ...... 664 inset between 30 and 31 Elliot, Lieut.-Colonel Robert Henry ...... 1061 Cyst, Pseudo-pancreatic, Occurring After Cholecystectomy (W. MeN. Emphysema, Spontaneous Surgical, in Children (A. G. Watkins) ... 965 Niblock) ...... facing 31 Fletcher. Sir Walter, Bust of ...... 1049 Diverticula of the Stomach (Reginald T. Payne) inset between 986 and 987 Fracture, Fissured, of Head of Radius (W. Lees Templeton) ... 811 Gas and Air Machine for Midwifery, a Portable 630, 1263 Emphysema, Spontaneous Surgical, in Children (A. G. Watkins) facing 986 Gas and Ox3 gen Apparatus, Dental 1313 Fractures of the Internal Epicondyle of the Humerus (S. L. Higgs) Glioma Retinae Treated by Radon Seeds (H. B. Stallard) 963 inset between 678 and 679 Growth, Substances Promoting Normal and Abnormal (Joseph ...... 705 Glioma Retinae Treated by Radon Seeds (H. B. Stallard) ... facing 986 Needham) Hepatitis. Infective, with Fatal Recrudescence (T. E. Lowe) Haemorrhage, Treatment of (Ian J. Wood) 116 inset between 30 and 31 Hamer, Sir William Heaton ...... 154 Mdronephrosis. Plastic Operations for (Hamilton Bailey) Hydronephrosis, Plastic Operations for (Hamilton Bailey) ... 669 inset between 678 and 679 Hypopituitarisism (H. A. Zaky) ...... 1335 Joint Disease Beginning During Active Treatment of Syphilis Keogh, Lieut.-General Sir Alfred Henry .. ... 317 (F. Glyn-Hughes and R. C. Webster) ...... facing 987 Kettle, Edgar Hartley ...... 1236 Thoracio Stomach, Partial (G. Ronald Ellis) ...... facing 31 Laryngoscope, Electric, an Improved ...... 394 Thyroid Gland, Physiology of (C. R. Harington)... facing 1320 Thomas William Pelham ...... 101 of (D. W. McLaren) facing Lawrence, Twins, Conjoined, Separation 987 Moynihan, Lord, 564 Ulcers, Gastric, High, Surgical Management of (R. Milnes Walker) .... inset between 986 and 987 Needle Holder, Pneumothorax ...... 1200 Ulnar Nerve Paralysis, Late (D. H. Sandell) inset between 986 and 987 Needle, Reverdin, Modi4ed 677 X-Ray Therapy in Carcinoma of the Lung(J. Struthers Fulton) facing 679 Nelson, Henry Philbrick ...... 49 Oesophagoscope for Souttar's Tubes ...... 976 Otolithic Catastrophe, a New Syndrome (A. Tumarkin) ...... 176- Oxygen Tent, a New 542 ILLUSTRATIONS THE TEXT 1N , Extrauterine Full-time (M. Winifred Anderson) ... 590 Analgesia or Anaesthesia, Automatic Apparatus for ... .,, 18 Ptosis, Mechanical Treatment of ... 412 Atresia, Congenital, of Stnall Intestine (R. MI. Millen) ... 124 Radium Therapy, Mild (F. Howard Humphris) 533 Auriculo-ventricular Nodal Rhythm following Quinidine in Razor, Graft-cutting, Modified ...... 1086 Auricular Fibrillation (Donald Hall) ...... 589 ... Robertson, Sir John ...... 1337 Bed ...... Support ... 1144 Sedimentometer (Terence Lee) ...... 809 Brain and Size (R. J. A. Berry) ... 63 ...... Mentality ... Smith-Petersen Nail, Modified ...... 1145 Buchanan, Sir George Seaton ...... 788 Smith-Petersen Nail. Simplified Technique for the Introduction of Cancer of Colon, Double Primary (Eric J. Greenwood) ... 538 in Fractures of the Neck of the Femur (Ernest W. Hey Groves) 593

Cannula, Intravenous ...... 718 , Vaginal, Improved ...... 976

Canti, Ronald George ...... 1272 Spinal Cord Injuries (Geoffrey Jefferson) ...... 1129 Carpal Semilunar Bone, Dislocation of (A. F. Goode) ...... 11 Splint, Braun's, Modification of ...... 228 in 438 Cash, John Theodure ...... 1238 Syringe for lntravenous Injections Uraemia , Iotrauterine, for Tubal Inflation ... 181 Thermostatic Intravenous Apparatus ...... 430 Catheter Ureteric Into-oucer, Hennig ...... 181 Tumours, Intrasellar, Treated by Radon (W. 0. Lodge) 1257 Chair for P6tient with Ankylosed Knees ...... 127 Tumours, Pituitary (J. H. Biggart and N. M. Dott) 1207 Cirsoid Aneurysm of the Scalp (T, Clunie) ...... 1185 Ultra-high Frequency (Phillippe Bauwens) ...... 329

Oircumcision of Infants, Indications for (Fauset Welsh) ... 714 Urological Examination and Operating Table ...... 677 " Lower Section 924 Youth " ...... 230 , Caesarean, *.. Vigorous ...... Clamp. Universal Intestinal ...... 718 Vinyl Ether: New Method of Administration (Victor Goldman) ... 123

* ... Oranial Chasm ...... 56 Wellcome, Sir Henry S...... 261 INDEX -TO VOLUME II FOR 1936

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; Canacer 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; Sanlight and Ultra-violet; Bicycle and Cycle; Motor and Automobile; Association, Institution, and Society, etc. Subjects dealt witb under various main headings in the JOURNAL have been set out in alphabetical order under their respective headings-for example, "Aninotations," "Correspondence," "Leading Articles," "Reviews," etc.- Original Articles are indicated by the letter (0). For Obituary Notices see under Names of Individuals.

A Africa, South, Health of natives, 560-Plague- Allergy. milk, in elementary school children: infected animals in, 1090 report (D. A. Williams), 1081 (0)-Correspon- Abdication Act, declaration of, 1289 Africa, West: information concerning the med- dence on. 1226 Abduction method. See Fracture of neck of ical service of, 513 Allergy, nasal, zinc ionization in. 30,99. See also femur African medical officers: information concern- Zinc ABERcROMBIE, R. G.: Treatment of tetanus, 44, ing 514 Allergy, review of book in, 675 366-Treatment of chronic rheumoatism. 240 AGNBW,Robert W.: Treatmentof hallux valgus ALLISON, S. H. B., obituary notice of, 373 ABERacRoMxY. B. M. L.: Agranulocytis, 1054 and rigidus, 557 ALSTON, J. M.: Botulism, 308 Aberdeen. See Scotland Agranulocytic angina, acute fulminating (John Altitude record, the new, 731 Abortion, ethical, legal, and medical aspects of Cumming), 1142 Alum, precipitated toxoid in diphtheria immuni- {C.- C. Jarvis, J. P. Schabort, W. F. Rhodes, Agr-anulocytic angina. fatal case of (Harry F. zation, 738 and S. M. De Kock), 362 Griffiths), 865. See also Angina and Agranulo- Alumina dust, effects of, Report by ludustrial Abortion and maternal mortality (parliamentary cytosis Pulmonary Disease Committee of the Medical note). 1122, 1342-Address by Dame Louise Agranulocytosis, 1054 Research Council, 1273 Mcllroy, 1342 Agranulocytosis and amidopyrine (S. C. Dyke). Alumina dust and fibrosis of lungs (parlia- Abortion, review of book on, 178 911 (0)-Correspondence ou, 1000 mentary note), 1235 ABRAHAMSI, H. M. (and Adolphe ABRAHAMS): Agranulocytosis, rhythmical (D. Embleton), Alumina workers, sickness among (A. Bradford Training for Health and Athletics, rev., 975 1258 Hill), 1274 Abscess of liver, review of book on, 975 Ahlbom, Hugo E.: Simple aohlorhydric anaemia, Alveolar atrophy and low blood pressure, rela- Abscess of pharynx in Infancy, 444 Plummer-Vinson syndrome, and caroinoma of tion between (Friday B. Von Ruedenhof), 1291 Absaceses of lung of uncertain origin (P. G. the mouth, pharynx and eosophagus in Amblyopia (W. H. Summerskill), 352 Bentlif), 1196 women, 331 (0) Amblyopia, tobacco, acetyleholine in (H. Camp- ABT, Isaac, presents his library of books on the Air: Compressed-air illness, 1318 bell Orr), 69 (0) diseases of children to the North-Western Air Force, Royal, health of: Report for 1935.1212 Ambulance Brigade, St. John: Appointments. University School of Medicine, Chicago, 655 Air Force, Royal; Medical Branch: Information 196-Note on, 196 Acad6tnie de Chirurgie: Visit to the Royal concerning, 507-Promotions and appoint- Ambulance depots and local authorities (parlia- College of Surgeons, 88 ments. 520. See also Supplement Index mentary note), 266 Academy of Medicide of France and the supply Air passages, review of book on diseases of,, 1029 Amenorrhoea, secondary, oestrin and progestin of " crin de Florence." 1011 Air raid precautions: Home Offiee schemes, 239 in (Stephen M. Davidson), 1190 (0) -And the medical profession, 239-Appoint- America. See United States ACADEMY. ROYAL. OF MEDICINE IN IRELAND: ment of medical instructors, 439, 776-British American Board of Internal Medicine: Purpose Sectiont of Anatomy and Physiologu.-Cal- Red Cross Society's lectures and practieal of the Board, 439 cium metabolism in relation to disease, 148- courses, 781-Courses of instruction in, 655- American Journtal of Swphilis. Goncrrhoea, and Vitamin relations. 148 The problem of gas defence, 816.-Anti-gas Ventereal Disease: Report of New York City Section of Obstetrics: Puerperal sepsis, 1105 devices, 1044-Parliamentary notes- on, 1060- Commission to investigate prevention and con- RSection of Surgerv: Late sequels of head Change of address of the Home Office Depart- trol of syphilis and gonorrhoea in Soandi- injuries. 891 ment for, 1065-Anti-gas training sebool in navian countries and in Great Britain. 320 Scotland (parliamentary note), 1122-Discus- American medicine man (William Thomas Accidents: Industrial: Compulsory insurance sion at a meeting of Medical Peace Campaign, Corlett), 306 against, in Italy, 373-Motor, and hospitals tn 1159-Address on by Major H. S. Blackmore of Amidopyrine and agranulocytosis (S. C. Dyke) Kent (parliamentary note). 160 the Home Office on measures for eivilian 911 (0)-Correspondence on, 1000 Acoidents. road, and (H. M. Vernon), 602 protection. 1280 See also Gas AMise, C. Russell: Viruses in relation to cancer, -Parliamentary note, 1235 Air Raid Precautions Reserve, 1124 242 Accidents, road, standardization of recording of Aircraft. insects in, 554 "Ammoket " (ammonium mandelate elixir), 74 (parliamentary note). 1009 AIPD, Ian: Intestinal strangulation, 241 Amnesia (R. D. Gillespie), 335, 1179 (0) - Dis- of of, 52 cussion, 335-Correspondence on, 444 Accidents, traffic, examination the blood AIRD, Thomas Wilson, obituiary notice " for alcohol in connexion with, 1177 AITREN,R. S.: Treatment of haematemesis, 1333 Amphyl disinfectant, 924 Aoetabull. protrusio (John Gilmour), 1164 AIToPy, Marguerite: New type of dysentery, 308 Ampuliques." 210 Acetylcholine: some recent work (leading Aix, spa techniquie at, 902 Amylopsin with trypsin and lipase (panopsin), article). 340 ALBEB, Frederick H., appointed honorary presi- 1200 Aestylcholine in tobacco amblyopia (H. Camp- dent of the Brazilian Society of Orthopaedic Anaemia, climate for, 412 bell Orr), 69 (0) and Traumatology, 1189 -Appointed Anaemia with dysphagia in a male (E. Watson- Acetylsalicyl-co,, a pharmaceutical discrepancy honorary professor of surgery awt San Marcos Williams), 1140 (0) Ye, 850. 902 University, LinAa, Peru. 1189 - Appointed Anaomia in poor class women (Harold W. Fuller- AOHARD, Professor, to go to Western French member of the Faculty of Medicine, University ton). 523 (0) Africa to study the sanitary reorganization of of Chile, 1189 Anaemia in pregnancy (Cary Smallwood), 351.573 the colony, 1065 Alcohol injection of sympathetic ganglia, 79 (0)-Discussion, 351-Leading article on. 594 ACLAND, Sir Francis: Dental problems and Alcohol injections, paravertebral, in thoracic Anaemia, review of book on. 974 preventive medicine. 310 aneurysm, 785 Anaemia (simple achlorhydric), Plummer-Vin- Acta Jedioa Soandinavica: Uber Sternai'Pun k- Alcohol and psychiatry (leading artiole), 768- son syndrome, and carcinoma of the mouth, tionen (Elsa Begerdahl), 285 (D. K. Henderson), 778 pharynx, and oesophagus in women (Hugo E. ADAMs, A. Wilfrid: Blood transfusion fatalities. Alcohol and road accidents (H. M. Vernon), 602 Ahlbom). 331(0) 1286 -(Parliamentary note), 1235 Anaemia, the stomach in, 596 ADAMS, Colonel Gofton Gee, obituary notice of. Alcohol: " Under the influence," 199, 260, 313 Anaemia and toxaemia of pregnancy (Jocelyn 563 Alcoholism, campaigp against in France, Moore and E. Mt. Pillman-Williams), 528 (0)- ADAMS. James: Acute streptococcal infection 411 Correspondence on. 648, 738 of the ear and nasopharynx, 247-Milk allergy, Alcoholism and drug addiction in relation to Anaemias, hypoehromic, of pregnandy and the 1226 mental health (Doris M. Odlum), 194 puierperium (Harold W. Fullerton), 577 (Ot ADAms, Martha, obituary notice of, 570 Alooholism and prohibition in New York, 100 Anaemias, nutritional (Lucy Wills), 251-Discus- ADAXSON. W. A. D'A :-Apparatus for stimulating Alcoholism, review of book on, 675 sion, 251 autonomic nerves in an unanaesthetized ALDRED-BROwN. G. R. P.: Sanstoria for rheum- Anaemic syndromes and hypopharyngeal carci- *,nimal. 241 atism, 1227 nomata (Hugo E. Ahlbom), 331 (0) Addiflon, rapid, 792 ALEXANDER, D. A.: Infection and invigoration. Anaesthesia, automatic apparatus for, 18 A4.noido, curette for, 1086 320 Anaesthesia. cyclopropane (Stanley Row- Adrenal apoplexy (H. Barsoum). 972 Alexandria, survey of (A. W. Wakil), 436 botham). 95-(Ralph Waters), 356,1013 (0)-Dis- Adrenaline ionization and hay fever, 200 Alimentary tract. anatomical variations of (Sir cussion. 356 ADRIN, B. D., honorary D.Sc. Oxford conferred Thomas Dunhill), 1215 Anaesthesia , local and splanchnic, in gastric on., 48 Alkali inspector annual report of, 348 surgery (F. Ronald Edwards. 939 Aero-medical studies, centre for at Rbeims, 319 Alkali ;' danger in treatment of gastric Anaesthesia. pentothal sodium (Oswald J. Aesculape forJuly devoted to Vincent van Gogh, ulcer (Cuthbert Leslie Cope). 914 (0).1066-A Murphy), 1308 (0) 57} correction, 1066 Anaetbesia, vinyl ether, a new method of Africa: African natives, health of, 647 ALLBUTT, Lady, and Leeds, 1331 administration (Victor Goldman), 122 (0) Africa, East: Health of natives, 647-Informa- ALLBUTT, Sir Clifford. 1836-1925,187 Anaesthetic atmospheres, carbon d4oxide tion ooncerning the medical service of, 514- ALLEN, E. S.: Treatment-of intracapsular frac- absorption from. See Carbon Ifedical problems of: Report, 554 Medieal tures of neck of femur. 295 Anaestbetics, diploma in, information concern- aejvices in, 892-Parliamentary note on. 1007, ALLEN, F. J.: Hexamine in the treatment of ing, 516 biliary infections, 782 Anaesthetics in labour (Katherine G. Lloyd- Africa, East, medical services in (parliamentary ALLEN, W. G. H.: Teaching of obstetrics, 649 Williams), 357-Discussion, 357 note), 1060 Allergy in disease (B. L. Opie). 309 Anaesthetics for midwives. RR?7 JOURN 2 I THE BRITISH 4 JULY-DEC., 1936 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Anaesthetics, review of book on, 539 Annotations (contitnued) Annotations (contintued) Anaesthetist in the etheatre (George Edwards), Epilepsy. Interioational Lesgue against, 725 Testis, undescended, 397 1204 Er,teric fever in lVrance, it5 Thyroidectomy, social studies on patients. Analgesia, automatic apparatus for, 18 Epsom College, 31 treated by, 596 Analgesia duiring labour, some methods of Ether convulsions, 723 Tobacco and thrombo-angiitis obliterans, 103, (Katharine Llo d-Williams), 1072 (0) Eye movement, conjugate, and body posture, Treatment in general practice, 639 Anatomical lerms, origin and meaning of, 877, 821 Tuberculosis bacillaemia, 981 956-A correction, 956 Fahrenbeit, 597 Tuberculosis, early, of the adult type, 1316 Anatomy in the curriculum. See Medical Food stor age, problems of, 877 Tuberculosis, intrapleural surgery in. 341 Curriculurn Food values and cooking, 1088 Tuberculosis, sources of infection in,434 Anatomy, review of Look on, 1312 Glucose intravenously in chronic nephritis, "Tulip fingers," 77 Anatomy, scope of teaching and research in 876 Tuberculous infection:in children, decline of (W. E. Le (iros Clark), 245, 413 (0) Goitre, exophthalmic, 79 1268 "And the future" (Sir E. Farquhar Buzzard), Goitre, toxic, comatose form of, 639 Type cultures, national collection of, 638 164(0) Haemorrhage, intimal, in coronary throm- Typhoid fever outbreak at Bournemouth, 545 ANDERSON, A., appointed Officer of the Order bosis, 1318 Ulcer of leg, chronic, 289 of St John of Jerusalem, 12 Harvard, tercentenary of, 598 Venereal disease, treatment of, 288 ANDERSuN, Alt xqndsr Gr( ig, appointed Physi- , experimental studies on, 597 Vitamin Bi in the treatment of neuritis, 134 cian to the hing in Scotlanjd, i9s Heparin, new uses for, 547 Vitamin K. 822 ANDERSON, David, obit uary noticre of, 1173 Holland, Sydney. Lord Knutsford, 436 Vitamins and the healing of frbLstures, 980 ANDERSON. F, A.: Appreciation of ErnestAlfred Hormones, morphgenetic, 547 Welcome bequests, 685 Elkinpton, 1172 Hydatid of the spleen, 342 Wbooping-cough, experimiental, 184 -ANDERSON, M. M\ inifred Full-time extra uterine Indexes, half-yearly, 136, 187 World population gr(wtb, 1040 pregnancy, 589 Industrial Health Research, 288 Yogis, physiological study of, 1268 ANDERSON. P. V. (and others): Testimoinial to Industrial workers, safety and health of, 397 Zinc ionization in nasal allergy, 30 Dr. Guy Dain, 78t Inflammation, nature of, 1089 ANDERSON, William : Surgery of pulmonary Intelligence. national, is it declining? 1150 Announcements of forthcoomi ing events, etc., 55 tuberculosis, 349 League of Nations and dangerous druigs, 1091 107, 160, 209, 267. 319, 373. 411, 447, 571, 609, 655, ANDREWES, C. H.: Viruses and new growths,307 League of Nations Health Bureau, 638 697. 743, 791, 849, 901. 955, 955,1011, 1065, 1132, 1177, Aneurysm, cirsoid, of the scalp (T. Clunie), Lester Institute, Shanghai, 290 1240, 1295, 1343 1183 O0) Life insuirance as the actuary sees it, 983 ANSART, l3astos: Radiology in arthritis, 604 Aneurysm, large, of the circle of Willis, with London University, 1836-1936, 31 Ante- natal care, review of I)ook on, 591 spontaneous cure by thrombosis (Alexander AMalaria. induced, observations on, 133 Anthropology, essays in, presented to R. RF Lyall), 282 Malarial therapy for G.P I., 234 Marett on his 70th birthday, 87 Aneurysm, thoracic, paravertebral injection of Manipulative surgery, 233 Anti-gas measures, See Air raid and Gas alcohol in, 785 Mapharsen in the treatment of syphilis, 1038 Antigenic structure (W. W. C. Topley), 254 Angina, agranulocytic, acute fulminating (John Maternal age and congenital malformations, Antiseptic for vaginal use (I aptor"), 1263 Cumming), 1142 683 Anti-snake-bite serum. See Serum and Snake Angina, agranulocitic, fatal case of (Harry F. AMedical books and MSS, exhibition of at the Antistreptococcal drug 'co sulanyde), 976 Griffiths), 865-Correspondence on, 1054. See Bodleisn, 136 Antitoxin, dir,htheria, dosage of, report of also Agranulocytosis Mledical examinations for flying, 1151 Deparl mental Comm-ittee, 1266 Angina pectoris, treatment of, 320 Medical Register: Untraceable practitioners, Apoplexy, adrenal (R. Barsoum),972 Angiomata of thie skin (Robert Klaber), 252 685 Apothecaries'Hall of Ireland: Informationcon- Angioneurotic oedema of larynx. witb sudden Medical research appointments, 136 cerning the study of medicine, 473 onset of asphyxia (A. R. Kennedy), 810. See Medical researecl in Australia, 1317 Apotbe(aries'Societyof Lcndcn: Appointments, also Oedema Mledical Research Council. 823 547-Court and Livery Dinner, 41-Degrees Anglo-French Surgical Meeting in London: Medical rt search in lalaya, 342 and pass lists, 104, 369, 447, 954. 1177, 1339- Fractured neck of femur treated by open Medicine in the Bible, 290 Information concerning the study of medi- operation, 88- guide method, 88-Methods AMedico-legal science. 233 cine, 467, 516-Diploma in obstetrics, 516- of approach, 89-Recent research work, 89 Meningitis, acute aseptic, 235 Strickland Goodall Memorial Lecture: Thyro- Animals, living, experiments on (parliamentary Mental Treatment Act, five years of the, 683 toxiccais and heart disease, 827-Yeomanry note), 195, 266-Home Office report on, 398 Mescaline and psychopathology, 433 dinner, 1166 Ankylostomiasis, campaign against in New Milk control, an experiment in, 638 Appendicitis, acute, with carcinoma of the California, 1343 Milk-drinking of children, 1204 caecum (Jamses Cook), 1083 Annales et Bulletint of the Royal Society of Med- Milk from tubercule-free herds, 1317 Appendicitis and cancer of caecunm, 1242 icine of Ghent resumes publication, 571 Money value of industrial medical services, Appendicitis complicating measles (H. W. Hud- Aninales 4'Htwiene for October contains an 875 son and C. Krokower), 733 article on the transmission of poliomyelitis, Mortality in 1935, 1089 Appendicitis, review of book on, 716 1123 National Physical Laboratory, 78 Approved societies, foulrth valuation of (parli- ANNETT, H. E.: Substances promoting cell Nerve grafting, problems of, 1265 mentary note), 1235. See also Insurance growth, 944 Neuro-hypophyseal control of the circutlation, Aptor," a vaginIal antiseptic, 1263 433 Arachnodactyly, 236 Annotations: Nobel prize, 979 Arachnoiditis, spinal, 435 Alcohol injection of sympathetic ganglia, Noise abatement, 769 Argentine: Outbreak of bubonic plague in the 79 Noise. legislation against. 981 Tucunman province of, 1011-Overcrowding of Alexandria, 436 Norwegian Medical Association (1886-1936, the profession in, 1165 Allbutt, Sir Clifford, 1836-1925,187 929 Argyll Robertson pupil. See Pupil Anaesthetist in the theatre, 1204 Nuffield, Lord, benefactions of, 822,1091 Armiel in India, report on health of, 443 Anatomical terms, origin and meaning of, 877 Oedema. acute pulmonary. 684 ARMST oNG, E. : Sterilizing syringes used for Animals, experiments on, 398 Paget's disease, peculiar case of, 434 sOag nil,42 Anti-narcotic. See Drug Parathyroid tumours and hyperparathyroid- ARMS]RONG, H. E.: Diet in relation to efficiency. Arachnodactyly, 236 i.mm, 1038 359 Bacteria, nutritional requiirements and evolu- Parsons, Sir John, 930 Army, British: Army Dental Corps,information tion of, 341 Pathogen-selective cultures, 545 concerning, 509, 697-Commissions in,952 Battersea General Hospital medical staff, 823 Pathological and radiological exhibits. 236 Arnmy, British: Army Medical Service and two " Bejel " : non-venereal syphilis, 684 Peritoneal adlhesions, prevention of, 1150 old officers, 848 Bence-Jones protein, 399 Phrrnmacopoeia, British, Addendum to the, 685 Army, British:-Army Medical Services: Pro- Benzedrine, 12( 4 Pink disease, treatment of, 289 motions and appointmeents, 952, 1340 Bile, white, 725 Plague-infected aninmals in South Africa, 1090 Army, British:-Royal Army Mledical Corps: Biological assays, accuracy of, 823 Plague vaccine, standardization of, 930 Commissions in, 654-Information concerning, BLAND-SUTTON, Sir John, 1319 Pneumotlic rax, artificial, in puilmonary tuber- 506-Promotions and appointments, 520. See Blind. belp for the, 1205 Culosis, value of, 1267 also Supplement Index Blinking, winking, and closure of the eyes, by benzene derivatives, 597 ARNING, Eduard, death of, 952 79 Poisons Rules: an explanatorv leaflet, 770 ARNOLD, Paige: Fissured fracture of head of Book of Oxford, 184 Poliomyelitis, prevention of, 398, 1031 radius, 946 Bulletin de 'institut .I1etchltikoff, 343 Poradenitis venei-ea, 342 ARNOTT, W. M.' Experimental hypertension, Calcium and digitalis, 80 Post Office Medical Service, 1038 241 Cancer campaign, 1091 Post-graduiate course in treatment of frac- Arrhenoblastonia, ovarian (D. Douges1, 1220 Cancer, experimental, studies in, 928 tures, 399 Art of treatment (leading article), 1314 Cancer research, prize for, 685 Posture and physiological efficiency, 1039 Arthritis deformans, review of book on, 628 Cancer transmission, 1205 Practices, loans for, 30 Arthritis, gonococcal. in the mother and new- Chamberlain, Joseph, 80 Protamine-zinc misul n, 724 born infant (Jean Mi. MaceSennan), 121 (0) Chemotherapy, erant for, 1152 Pyrexia, artifieial, by short radio waves, 135 Arthritis and ophthalmia neonatorum, 312 Chest complications, post-op erative, 185 Radiologist: What is a radiologist ? 134 Arthritis, radiology in, discussion on, 6C4 Colds and influenza, studies in, 29 Radium centres, organization of, 1316 Artbritis, tuberculous, arthrodesis in (H., J. Colonial Medical Service List, 598 Raynaud phenomenon, 1090 Seddon, 1164 Comfort conditions, estimation of, 343 l?esearch in tropical medicine, 31 Arthrodesis in tuberculous artbritis (H. J. Compressed-air illness, 1318 Rheumatism Congress, Fifth International, Seddon, 1164 Cosmetic practice, 1040 821 AxRZT. Leopold, elected rector of the University Cushing, Harvey: His Suro ont's ,Taurnal, 876 Rheumfatism Couincil, Empire, 929 of Vienna, 1343 Deafness, occupational, 1036 Scalenectomy, 546 Asbestos workers, deatbs of, at Barking parlia- Diabetes mellitus among American ex-service Science, art. and psychotberapy, 928 mentary note), 53 Urber- men, 982 Scientific progress, 1152 ASCHOFF, L (and P. DIEPOEN): Kurxe Dipbtber a antitoxin, dosage of, 1266 Shock treatment in schizophrenia, 637 sichtotabelle zur Geschichte der Medizin, Dipbtheria prophylaxis, 723 Sickness absence and labour wastage, 234 third edition, rev., 429 Doctor, family, the place of thie, 135 Smoke Abatement Exhibition, 725 ASHBY, H. T.: Wasting in infancy, 298 Doctor, retired, protection for the, 982 Spinal arachnoiditis. 435 ASHCROFT, G-. V.: Diabetes in childhood, 299 Drug habits, therapeutics of, 980 Staphylococcus toxoid. 78 AsHER, a. : Wasting in infancy, 298 Drin trallic: Anti-narcotic activity in Egypt, Stomach in anaemia, 596 Assam, medical progress in: Report, 645 233 Stone in the pancreas, 639 Association, British, for the Advancement of Drug traffic, dangerous, in the United King- Surgical research, 235 Science, Blackpool (1936), 364, 543, 553, 601, 633, _dom, 929 Syndlrome of response to injury, 546 1322-Science and trafflc safety, 364-Evolu- Drugs, influence of on biliary pain. 1203 Syphilis control in America, 1151 tionary progress, 543 Science and society. Drugs, narcotic, illict traffic in, 398 Syphilis, pre-Columbian, 187 553-Fatigue in industry. 553, 1322 Evolu- Dysphagia upper 769 Tachycardia, " essential," aetiology of, 1319 tion of blood groupp, 554-Chemistry and Educational number, 1936. 436 Tachycardia and heart failure, 1267 the community, 554-The heart in exercise. - Endocrinology, series on, 769 Tannin content of tanninless teas, 186 601 - Alcohol and road accidents, 602 Ephysematous blebs and bullae, 186 Tennis elbow, 1039 Roads, vehicles, ar d motorists, 602 THE BRITISH 5 JULY-DEC., 1936 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

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/ Climatotherapy, 603 -Psychology and science, Association, Royal Sanitary, of Scotland: An- BANTING, Sir Frederick, awarded the Frederick 633-Use abuse examinations, 634- nual congress. See Congress Newton Gisborne Starr Medal, 955 civilization, 634 Nervous break- Association, Socialist Medical, submits recom- Bar, calls to the, 55 down, 634 mendations to the Voluntary Hospitals Com- BARBARIN, Paul, death of, 200 Association, British Dental : Empire Meeting, mission, 319 Barbiturates, personal experience of, 412 London (1936). 310-Report proceedings, 310. Association, South African Medical, 361-Con- Barbiturates, toxicologyof the tE. Roche Lynch), See also Congress gress of. See Congress 1163 Association. Britibh Health Resorts: Annual Association, Manu- BARBOUR, Robert F. (Francis PILKTNGTON, and meeting. facturers: Annual dinner, 840 William BARGANT): Bromide intoxication, Association, Hospitals : Conference at Association, Tuberculosis: Programme of 957(0)

Edinburgh. 42-Waiting voluntary session, 941 Barcelona: Results of examination of stools in hospitals, 42-Fracture treatment. Association, Welsh National Memorial: Annual (F. D. Jorda), 1342 Association, British Medical, aims, work. and meeting, 603 BARCrOFT, Sir JoReph: Origins of movements constitution of, Astley Ainslie Institution: Report, 257 in the foetus, 295 Association, Medical, Annual Meeting, Asulphurosis and polyavitaminosis (E. Jenner BARDSWELL, Noel, retirement of, 557

162. 1310 1936, Oxford, 26, 35, 136, 164, 182, 184, 231,235, Wright), 707 O) BAIEBLL, Emil, Festseltr'ft, 1936, 366, 374-Leading article on. 26, 231-Oxford Asylum, James Murray's Royal: Annual report, BARGEN, J. Arnold: The management of chronic

Aus- 888 district, on, 35-Luncheon to 311 ulcerative colitis in uncomplicated cases, members, 34-Exhibition medical Atelectasis, pulmonary (leading article), 1315 BARKER, Ernest: Duty of the community to the books and mss. at the 135- Rook of Athletic training, review of book on, 973 cause of health, 190 Bodleian, of his Oxford 162,184-President's Address. 164, 182-- ATRINsON, S. C.: Medical equipment for a ship's BARKER, Sir Herbert: Demonstration Patbological radiological exhibits, 235- doctor, 210 methods of manipulative surgery, 255 Parting good wishes, 366-Jewellery 374 ATKINSON, E. Miles: Cervical gland tubercu- Barking, deaths of asbestos workers in (parlia- found, losis, 783 mentary note). 53 AsSOClATTON. BrIwisH MEDICAL: Atmospheres, anaesthetic. carbon dioxide ab- BARLING, Sir Gilbert: Intracranial surgery, 779 Birming ham Branch.-Obesity: its classifi- sorption from. See Carbon BARLOW, Sir Thomas :-Ronal Medical Bene- caiisa tion, 346 Atmospheric pollution, exbibition to demon- volent Fund: Christmas gift fund, 691,1050 Stratford Division.-Acute infective poly- strate the causes and effects of, 609 BARNARD, J. E.: Apparatus used for microscopy neuritis, 333 Atmospheric pollution. See also Smoke abate- of viruses, 253-(And Frank V. Welch): Prac- ment tical Photo-nicrographv, third edition, rev., AsSOOIATION, BRITISH MEDICAL :-Sections, pro Atresia, congenital, of small intestine (R. M. 1313 ceedings of: Millen), 124 BARNES, Roland: Giant-cell tumours, 1165 Anatomv,-Summary of, 245, 302-Report of, Atrophy. review of book, 717 BARNETT, Burgess: Snake for haemat- 413, 861 ATTENBOROUGE, Keith: Carcinoma of the cervix, e'nesis, 1286 Diseases,-Summary of, 216, 297- 937 BARDNS,5EY, A.: Drainage of the maxillary Report of, 321, 289, 960 . AUDAIN, Georges, to act as editor of the new sinus, 45 Dermatology.-Summary of, 251-Report of, medical journal, L'Entente Mtdicale. 849 BARRATT, A.: Haematemesis treated with snake 58k, 854 AUENBRUGGER'5 treatise on percussion, Forbes's (Russell viper) venom by the motuth, 1083 Bstory of Medicine.-Summary of, 353- translation of, 402 BAIRttETT, Albert Moore. death of, 200 Report of, 550 Auriculo-ventricuilar nodal rhythm following, BARRETT. PSir James: Tuberculosis of the eye, Medical Socioloay.-Summary of, 358-Report administration of quinidine in auricular 244-Amblyopia, 352-Parting good wishes, 366 of, 276. 587 fibrillation (Donald Hall), 589 BARRINOTON-WARD, Sir Lancelot E.. appointed Medicine.-Summary of, 240, 293, 349-Report Auscultation and percussion, combined, 1066 Burgeon in Ordinary to the Household of the of, 269 413, 906 AuSTIN. L. G.: Lemon juice in mycotic Duke and Duchess of York, 571 Neuro ogy and Psvchclvical MediBcne.- infections, 374 BARROW, R Ff. Balfour: Coloured lenses in re- Summary o , 299, 355-Report of, 745,1179 AuSTIN, Major Reginald F E.: Control of small- fraction, 673 Nutrition.-Summary of, 250-Report of, 611, pox, 1002 BARREY, C. T.: Tre%tment of tetanus, 896 903 Australia: Medical research in, 1317-Wireless BARSOUM, H.: Adrenal apoplexy, 972 Obstetrics and Gynaecology -Summary of, base opened at Wyndha,n, Western Australia, BAsEFORD, H. H.: From a Suroeon's Journal, 242. 295,351, 448-Report of, 382, 528, 573, 749, 799, 836 695 1072 Australian members, luncheon to, 34 BATCHErLOR, J. S.: Chronic backaohe, 1164 Ophthalmology.-Summary of. 243, 296, 351- Austria: Institute for investigation of rheuma- BATES, Colonel Nt. T.. appointed Honorary Phy- Report of, 808, 907, 1133 tism erected at Baden, 209 sician to the King, 952 2aadics.-Summary of, 304,352-Report "Auto-lithotritv." a record of 150 years ago Bath, hospital develot ments at, 556 of, 218, 416, 663, 1125 (A. B. Dalgetty). 1329 BATSON, R. G.: Roads, vehicles, and motorists, Oto-Rhmno-Larun7ology.-Summary of, 247, Automobile Association: New itineraries, 268 601 300 -Report of, 173, 615 Autonomic nervous system. See Nervous BATTEN, G. B.: Pathological changes in bones Pathology and Bacterioloay.-Summary of, AvA, Iris, nominated honorary doctor of the and joints induced by injury, 248-Electro- 244, 302, 305, 350-Report Of. 211, 324. 701, 911 Universitv of Heidelberg 267 therapy and its future, 301 1 Pharmacology and Therapeutics, with AVERY, Harold:- Beiel ": non - venereal BAUWBNS, Philippe: Ultra-bigh frequency, 328 Anaesthetics.-Summary of, 302,356-Report of, svphilis, 785 (0), 357-Shorc-wave therapy, 1105 1013, 1072 AVIRAGNET, Eug6ne Charles Pierre, death of, BAXTER,Stephen Edward, obituary notice of, 408 " Physical Medicine.-Summary of, 301, 357- 102 Bayer Products Ltd: Injection of prontosil," Report of, 215. 328, 5.32. 1022 Avitaminosis, 895 a warning, 100 Physiology and Biochemistry.-Summary of, Axillary vein. See Vein BEATTIE, John: ReceBt research work at the 302. 350-lReport of. 701 labors tories of the Royal College of Surgeons, Public Vedicine.-Summary of, 249-ReDort 89 -Control of visceral activity by the hypo- of 169, thalamus, 241-The experimental method ,775 Radiology.-Summary of, 248, 303-Report BEAUXONT, William: Intfra-RBd Irradiation, of, 657 rev., 17 Suraevy.-Summary of, 241, 294, 349-Report B BEAviERs, W. R : Hospital problems, 1101 Of, 167, 269 BECK, Alfred C.: Obstetrical Practice, rev., 71 Tub-reulosi.-Summary of, 295, 354-Report Baby week, national, 148 Bed support, " stayput," 1144 of, 699, 749, 1246 B. coli infections and mandelic acid (Clifford B3EDDELL, A. J.: Choroideremia, 296 Morson), 1046 BEDFORD, T.: Report on the waruth factor in Association, British Medical, wor-ld tour of BACHRACH, R.: Infection of the urinary tract by comfort at work, 343 (S. Watson Smith), 85 Entamoeba histoluotica, 11§5 BEDDSON, S. P.: Psittacosis virus, 253 Association of British Neurologists: Role of the Backache, chronic (J. S. Batchelor), 1164 Beit Memorial Fellowship for Medical Research, sympathetic in sensory conduction and certain Bacteria, nutritional requirements and evolu- 144-Election of Fellows. 144 neu-algias, 112 tion of, 341 "lBejel ": non-venereal syphilis, 684,738,784,850, Association, British Orthopaedic: Sir Herbert Bacteria, pathogenic, discussion on, 308 948-A correction, 850 Barker's demonstration of manipulative sur- Bacteriology, review of book on, 542 BELAm, F. A.: Rapid addition, 792-Midwives gery, Annual meeting, 1164 Sciatic BAGSHAW, H. Bernard: A problem in diagnosis, Act and its operation, 872-Fatal haemoptysis scoliosis, 1164- Protrusio acetalbuli, 1164 1309 in a child of five. 920 Arthrodesis in tuberculous arthritis, 1164 BAHR, Gunnar Von: Studies on the Aetiolo7v Belfast. See Ireland Culture methods in surgical tuberculosis, 1164 and Pathooesnesis of Cataracta Zontularis. An BELL, A. Doyne: Respiratory disease in the -Skin defects limiting joint movement, 1164- Academic Treatise, rev., 392 pre-school child, 420 (10 Chronic backacbe. 1164 Oedema not asso- BAILEY. Hamilton: Plastic operations forhvdro- BELL, D.: Hexamine in the treatment of biliary with organic disease. 1165-Method of nephrosis, 669 0), 89X-Cervical gland ttuber-cu- infections, 891 inserting Smith-Petersen pin, 1165- Treat- losis, 692 - (And Norman M. MATHNSON): BELL, Julia: On the Peroneal Type of Pro- fractures, 1165-Giant cell tumours, Recent Advwnces in Genito-U,rinarv Sugeu v. gressive Muscular Atroph7y, rev., 717 165-Demonstration of operations, 1165 rev., 762-(And R. J. MONEILL LOVE): A Short BELL, Richard: Voluntary euthanasia, 445 Associatioa Corporative des Etudiants en Practice of Surgerv, third edition, rev., 1031 BELL, T., appointed Officer of the Order of St. M6decino de Paris deaounces the Pomaret BAILLIE. Malcolm: Straight urethral bougies 47 John of Jerufsalem. 12 Bll1, 1343 BAIN, Curtis (and Terence EAST): Recent Ad- BELLERBY, Charles William, elected to a Beit Association, Glasgow Post-Gladuate Medical- vances in Cardiologv, third edition, rev., 125 Memorial Fellowship, 144 session, 886 BAIN, William, obituary notice of, 51 153 Bence-Jones protein, 399 Association, Hospital Almoners: Duty of BAIRD, Dugald, appointed Regius Professor of BENDIX, F. E., appointed Officer of the Order of community the cause of health, 190-The Mlidwifery in the University of Aberdeen, 1104 St. John of Jerusalem. 12 uses medical social work, 190 BAKER. Fdwin F D.: Onychopathy, 1242 Bengal, health of in 1934, 442 -Association Industrial Medical Oecers: BAKER, J. R : Spermicidal efficiency of chem- BENNETT, Major J.: Late sequels of war stress, Industrial medicine. 994 Post- graduate ical contraceptives, 302 92 training the practiceof preventive medicine BAKE1tR, S. 1.: fllond transfulsion fatalaties, 1334 BENNETT, Sir Norman: Dental problems and in industry,115S Balfour of Burleigh, Lord, apprinted a member- preventive medicine, 310-Dental disease and Association, Latin-American Medico-Chirur- of the Medical Research ('ouncil, 823 the national health. 1043 gical: Change of address. 609 Balkan doctors. union of, formed, 319 BENNETT, T. Izod: Treatment of haematemesis, Association, London, of the Medical Women's BALL, W. (Girling. elected Dean of the Medical 1333 Federation: Gastric and duodenal investi- Faculty of the University of London. 1064 B}ENSON, J. R.: Amnesia. 356 gations, 39-Minor tectal conditions, 993 BALLANTYNE, A. J.: Posterior needling in soft BBNSON. W T., resignation of, 644 Association of Maternity and Child Welfare catarect, 920 BENTALL, W. C., appointed Knight of Grace of Centres: Welfare of mothers and pre-sdhool BALME, Harold: Treatment of chronic rheuma- the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 12 children, 1102 tism, 240-The Belief of Pain. A Handbook of BENTLEY. F. H.: Nerve grafts, 241 AsRociation,Medical of Vienna, centenary of, Modern Analgesia. rev., 674 BENTLEY, F. J.: Examjination of tuberculosis 1343 BAMFOETH, Joseph: Culture methods in surgi- contacts, 191, 366-Report on the value of arti- Association,Norwegian Medical, 1886-1936, 929 cal tuberculosis, 1164 ficial pneumothorax in pulmonary tuberculo- Association Paediatrists, Scientific,of lfenin- BANKART, A. J. Blundell: Uses and abuses of sis, 1267 ggad, fiftieth anniversary of the foundation manipulative surgery, 304. 416 (0) BENTLEY, Madison: Use and abuse of examin of, 306I BANKS, C.: Shellfish and the public health, 249 tions, 634 THE BIrrISH 6 JULY-DEC., 1936 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

BENTLIF. P. G.: Lung abscesses of uncertain Blood groups, evolution of (R. Ruggles Gates) Brain size and mentality (R. J. A. Berry), 62(0> origin, 1196 554 BRAITHWAITE, J. V. C.: Wasting in infancy, 298 Benzedrine, 1204 Blood grou ps and paternity, 844. 895 950,1054, 1164 -Treatment of pink 404 285 disea.se, Benzedrine brand tablets, Blood groups, review of book on, 867 BRAY, W. E.: SYnopsis of Clinical Laboratorv Benzedrine in narcolepsy, 161 Blood letting, primitive, 445 Methods, rev., 181 597 on Benzene derivatives, poisoning by, Blood platelets in the blood, hormonal regula- Breathing through a narrow orifice, effect of Bequests to hospitals and medical charities, 685, tion of (Hcrmann Zondek and Dr. Kaatz), 387(0) the lungs (L. Hill). 1211 736. 849, 917 Blood pressure." 610 BREDEREC CR,,HelIMUt: VitamVie unndHormc.e BhRARI), L. (and R. PEYCELON): Traitement Blood pressure, low, and alveolar atrophy: rela- un iihre techntisheDarstelluug. Erster Tiel. Chztrurgical de la Maladie de Basedow et des tion between (Friday B. Von Ruedenhof), 1291 Ergebitisse der VitaminLund Hormonfor- Goitres Toxiques, rev., 762 Blood pressure in pituitary disorders. 1003 432 Dentaire, schung, BERCHER (and others): Pathologie Blood pressure variations in diseases of the BREINL, Friedrich, death of, 696 rev., 284 hypophysis (G. Marafnon and F. Domenech), BREWER, Dunstan: The haemolytic strepto- a Memorial BnRENBLUM, Isaac, elected to Beit 851 (0)-Correspondence on. 1003 coccus, 249, 620(0) Fellowship, 144 Blood replacement after haemorrhage (William BRICE, H. D.: Maternal mortality in Cheshire, its Hunter), BERENS, Oonrad (editor): The Eye and 147, 537(0). 646-Correspondence on, 84 Diseases. rev., 1084 607, 646 BRIDGE, J. C.: Disorder s of haematopoiesis due BRRG., C., death of, 696 Blood sedimentation rste, sedimentometer for to toxic substances.305 BERKELE?.Y, Sir Comyns: Address at the opening recording (Terence Lee), 809 (0). See al8o Bridges. Rbert, Poetical Works of, rev., 127 839 of the maternity hospital at Luton, Sedimentometer BRIGGS, I.G.,called to the Bar. 55 Berlin: Institution for post graduate study in, Blood thirty-five years after splenectomy (Robert BRILLOPIN, Leon: Noticns ElemAntaires de 319-Jewish doctors in: numbers, 1295 Craik), 627 Mathl4matiques pour les Scienices Exp i-i- Bermondsey, public health in. 1049 Blood transfusion in childhood (Denis Browne), menitales(Coll.-ctiov du P.C.B.),iev., 126 BERRY R. J. A.: Brain size and mentality, 62 (0) 247 389 (0)-Discussion, 247 Charles J.: Me licine int the Bible. The d'Aix- BRIiim, BERTIER, Dr.: Les Techntiques Therwniles Blood transfusion conference, national, a plea PPentateuch Torch. 290 lea-Bains et leurs A #yplications Clintiques. 902 for (P. L. Oliver). 1032-Leading article on, 1035 Bristol, Exsminationof Cbinese liquid eggs in A.: Effects of upon BESBEMANs, hyperpyrexia -Correspondence otn, 1110,1169 Report, 365 human syphilis, 1018 Blood for transfusiion from corpses, 1178 British Dominions, conditions of practice in. Cbarles H., awarded the Frederick Newton Blood transfusion BEST. fatalities, 1286, 1333 512 Gisborne Starr Medal, 955 Blood transfusion: report of six fatalities (N. British Hospitals Association. See Association Bible, medicine in the. 290 S. Plummer), 1186 (0) British Legion, British Serbian Units Braneb BicKErS, Adolpb: Biologische Wi, ktngen des Board. Central Midwives: Report of meetinrs, of: Annual dinner and dance, 1241 Allcohols auf den Stvffwechsel. rev., 18 97, 1011, 1295-Anaestheties for midwives. 887 British Legion Fund,1012 BIER, August, seventy-fiflh birthday of, 1177 Board of Control: Report on a study of hypo- British Medical Association. Fee Association Bigg, Sherman, Fund, 1166 glyeaemic shock treatment in schizophrenia British Mledical Finance, Ltd., 30 BIGGAN, Major ,J.. awarded the Alexander (Isabv G. H. Wilson), 637- Annual report. 683. British MedicurlJournal,an earlier. 777 Memorial Prize. 104 686-Five years of the Mental Treatment Act, British Pharmacopoeia. See Pharmacopoeia B:GGART, J. Henry: Pathology of the Nervous 683-Parliamentary note on 1291 British Social Hygiene Council. See Hygiene rev, 227- Svytem. A Student's Isntroduction, Board of Education and home work (parlia- British spas. See Spas (And N. M. DOTT): Pituitary tumours. 1153.1206 mentary note), 1122 BRIITATN, H. A.:Method of inserting Smith- BIGGER, J. W.: Shellfish and the public bealth, BODLEY, Sir Thomas, at St. Bartholomew's Petersen pin. 1165 249 Hospital, 1124 BROADBFNT, Walter: Streptococcal infections Bihar and Orissa, medical institutions in, Body posture. See Posture of the tlui oat,947 443 Boils, treatment of, 162 BRODIE,Edith P. (and Hugh Alister McGuIGAN): Bile, white. 724 BOLDUAN, Charles Frederick: Illustrious Con- An Introductiont to Materia Mledica and Bilharzia-infected snails, control of, 1004 tributors to Public Health, rev., 975 Pharmacy. rev.,1086 Biliary infections, hexamine in treatment of, BOLES, Major William Samuel. obituary notice BROCK, A. J.: Medical peace compaign, 445- 782. 891. 949, 1000 of, 369 Glands and gullibility. 1C03 Biliary pain, influence of drugs on, 1203 BOLGERT, Marc: Lesiotns die Pancr6as et BROCKBANK. Edward Mansfield: The Founda- 943 BILLING, E.: Control of small-pox, Troubles Fonctionnelles Panc, &1atiques, rev., 16 tion of Provincial Medical hducati(n !,7 BILLSTRVM. Jakob: Mental hygiene and the BOLTON, J. Shaw, appointed a temporary Com- , and of the Manichester School iib oinema, 732 missioner to the Board of Control, 161 Particular, 1034 BILLUPS, Howard Barclay, obituary notice of, BOND, Sir Hubert: Amnesia, 356 BRocKBANK, William: Homework and phb slckl 408 BONDFIELD, Margaret (and others): The Fac- 359. 587 (0) 1085 education, Biochemistry. review of books on.542, 717. tories Bill campaign, 898 Bromide in toxication (Robert F. Barbour, Biological assays, accuracy of, 523 BONE, J. W.* Appreciation of Cyril Courtenay Francis Pilkington, and William flargant), 957 Biology, review of book on, 541 Lord, 1292 (0)-Correspondence on, 1050, 1242, 1286 BIRcHa, Thomas William, elected to a Beit Bone, carpal semilunar. treatment of recent BROMLEY, .1. F.: X-ray therapy in deep-seated Memorial Fellowship, 144 dislocation of (A. F. Goode), 11 (O)-Corres- malignancy. 303-X-ray treatment of the Birch's and of pondence on. 151, 198 Management Mledical Treatment pituitary, 304 Children in 1Idia antd the Tropics, eighth Bones, pathological changes in, induced by in- Bronchiectasis in children (C. G. Teall). 24E- edition, rev., 812 jury (J. F. Brailsford), 218.657 (0)-Discussion, Discussion,249 BIRKETT, General: Hearing aids, 300 248 BROOKE. Mrs.: Midwives Act and its operation, BIRT, surgeon dentist to Queen Victor: Treatment of Guy. appointed BONNE,Y. carcinoma of the 872 Mary, 193 cervix. 1000. 1166 BROUGHTON-HEAD, Leslie Charles. appointed Birth control and maternal mortality, 1115 Book of Oxford, 184-A correction, 162 Surgeon-Dentist to the KiDg in Scotland, 193 Council on, Birth Control, National Medical Books and MSS., medical, exhibition of at the BROWDY, M. W.: Straight urethral bougies, 47 States, 1123 formed in the United Bodleis n, 136 BROWN, A. A. Forbes, awarded the North Birth injuries of the child (W. A. Cochrane), 94- Boomerang legs and yaws in Australian Persian Forces Memorial Medal, 104 P. M. F.: Obesity in children, 247- BIsHoP, aborigines (Cecil J. Hackett), 92, 868 BROWN, H. C. (and J. A. MCKEON): Unusual case in and 1107 Hormones obstetrics gynaecology, BooYsEsN, Cecile: Mledical peace campaign, 404 of jaundice in a miner, 174 (0) J. H.: needles and -N' elfare of mothers and BLACKBURN, Sterilizing pre-school children, BROWN, Major H. C.: Trypanosomes in man, syringes for solganal injections. 850-- Mutton- 1102 " 949 938 bird oil in pulmonary tuberculosis, BORDAS, F., death of, 952, 1119 BROWN, J. L. McKenzie, appointed Serving of the BLAC:KIE. W. K., appointed Pr esident BORREL. A. obituary notice of, 790, 848 Brother of the Order of St John of Jerusalem, Rhodesian Branch of the British Red Cross BORTZ, Edward L.: X Diabetic Manualfor Prac- 320 12 Sontietv. titioners and Patients. rev., 1198 BKOWN, K. Paterson: Intestinal strangulation hygiene. 146 BLACKLOCK. D. B.: Tropical BOSWELL, N. A.: Maternal mortality in from the clinical standpoint. 1137 (0) BLAORLOCK, John W. N;.: Tuberctulosis in child- Cheshire, 84 BnROWN, King: Electrotherapy and its future, hood and its prophylaxis, 244, 324 (0) -Acute Botulism (K. F. Meyer). 308 diarrhoeal disease in 779-Appointed 301 infancy, BOUCHIER-HAYES, T. A.: Late sequels of head BROWN, Percy: American Martvrs to Science to the Chair of Pathology at Glasgow Royal injuries. 891 Roentgen Rays, rev , 1085 1165 titrovugh th.e Infirimlary, Bougies, urethral. straiglht 47 BROWN, W Thomson: Care of the sea-sick, 894 Blackmailer punished (George Hamilton James BOUMAN, K. H.: Mental hygiene and the school, William: Amnesia, 356-Psychology 1063 BROWN, Snowba.ll), 733 and S.: Air raid science. 633 BLACKMORE, Major H. precautions, BOURGEOIS, Robert: Hydr6c&phalies AiguFs et BROWNE, Denis: Blood transfusion in childhood. measures for civilian protection, 1280 d'O O rev., Suibaig ites rigibhe tique, 1261 247, 389 (0) - Tuberculous cervical glands, 843 BLAIR, David: Amnesia. 356 BOURKE, Major-General Sir George Deane, BLAIR, Andrew, obituary notice of. 1006 obituary notice of, 1340 946. 1167 James BROWNE, F. J.: Maternity services. 242, 384 (0) F. G.: of pneumonia, BLARE, Serum treatment BOURKE, Lieut.-Colonel Ulick Joseph, obituary BROWNE, O'Donel: Manual of Practical Ob- 309 notice 1063 of, stetrics, rev., 336 BLANC, Dr.: Lea Techniques Thermales d' 4iz- BOURNE, W.: Midwifery for Aleck Nurses, rev., BROWNE, S. G.: Acute puerperal inversion of les-Bains et leurs Applications Gliniqnes, 902 393 the uterus, 760 BLAND SUTTON, Sir John, death of, 1319 BOuRNE, Geoffrey: Acute rheunmatic mleningitis, BEtOWNE. William: Delirious states, 299 N. Rh.: Early laryngeal tuberculosis, 1017 BUF.GVAD, (0) BIiOwNING, C. A., delivers the (Cameronian Prize 990-1habyrinthine concusSion, 994 Bournemjuth, typhoid fever outbreak at. 545, Sir 1166, Lecture, 942 BLENKINSOP, Major-General Alfred Percy: 1176-Parliamentary note, 1166-Health BROWNING, C. H.: Drug action and drug resist- Deatb of, 930-Obituiary notice of, 1005 of, 1165 Blind, help for 1205 BOWE, D. ance, 254 tbe. P.: Tularaemia as a complication of BRUNDAGE:. D. K.: An Estimate of the Monetary Blind 268 pregnancy, 1256 masseurs, Value to In1dustrv of Plant Medical anid Safety Blind, Nationail Institute for: Annual report, Blowel. See Intestine 1205 Services. 875 BoYD, .J. D.: Development of the carotid BUBIs. J. L.: Puerperal Gynaecology, rev., 812 annual report, 1331 Blind, St. Dunstan's: sinus, 302 BuCHAN, J J.: Midwifery services, 145-Mid- Blind, welfare of, in Scotland 257 BOYD, Major J. S. K Awarded the Leishman wives Act and its operation. 872 (W. 352. See Blindness, night Burridge!, also Memorial Prize, 104-New types of dysentery, BuCHANAN, Sir George Seaton, obituary notice Night 308 J. Carbon dioxide absorption BOYLE, of, 788 BLOMPIELT, from Helen: Problems of delinquency, 838 BuCKLEY, W.: Treatment of chronic rheu- anaesthetic atmospheres, 735 BRACKENBURY, Sir Henry B.: National medical C_._ Rlood-borne infection (Hugh Cabot), 688 kidney services and the B.M.A.. 606.949-Maternity in BUCKT,EY,rnatism, 240L.: X-ray therapy in deep-seated Blood coagulation time, estimation of: a simpli- its sociological aspects, 828, 1001 fied method (H. Trought snd J. W. malignancy. 303 Riddoch), BRADLEY, 0. Charnock, presentation to. 257 Budapest, post-graduate course at, 1177-Number 1194 (01 BRAID. Frances: Wasting in infancy. 298 of doctors in, 1305 Blood examinations in pulnmonary tuberculosis. BRAILSFORD, J. F.: Pathological changes in Charlotte: Neurosis in the child, 94 See Tuberculosis, pulmonary BUHLER, bones and joints induced by injury, 248, 657 (0) {. C.: Toxaemia in pregnancy. 977 Blood forming effect of toxic BUIST, organs, substances -Bronchiectasis in children,249-Diagnosis of BULLEID, Arthur: Dental sepsis, 311 on the (Ta. J. Witts). 211 (0)-Leading article on, subacute obstruction of small intestine, 303- de Medicine, centeIlary 305. also Haematopoiesis Bulletint de l'Acad6mie 232-Discussiont. See X-ray therapy in deep-seatedmalignancy, 303 of the foundation of, 571 lood grouping, discussion on, 309 -Bone tumours, 1214 rTM BPa-M 7 JULY-DEC., 1936 INDEX MDICAL JOUURNAL w Bulletin de l'Institut Metchnikcff, first num- CAMPBELL, D. S.: Sterilizing syringes used for Carshalton area of Surrey,epidemic of . ber, 343 solganal, 447 vomiting,and abdominal pain in,161. See also Bulletin Midical for June 27th devoted to CAMPBELL, J. M. H.: Flatulence and epigastric Water supply surgery of the biliary tract, 267 discomfort, 293 CARgWELL, Rt.: Lupus vulgaris under treatment Bt4letin de l'Office International d'Hvgiin. CAMPBELL, W.: Propbylaxis of tuberculosis in with tuberculin, 890 Publiaue for July devoted to yellow fever, 373- childhood, 245 CARTER. Dalton Y.: Multiple cardiac and peri- For August to the incidence of ankylostomi- CAMPBELL, William: Pathogenic bacteria, 308 cardial ruptures, 335 asis in various countries, 743 - For September CAMPS, F. E.: Acute streptococcal infection of CARTER, 0. C.: Cyclopropane anaesthesa. 357 articles on malaria in Southern Serbia, 955- the ear and nasopharynx, 247-Milk-borne epi- CARVER, A. E. (Thomas HUNT, and Sir William Contents of October issue, 1140 demics, 646 WILLCOX): Alcoholism in General Practice, BuLLOCH, William, accident to, 955 Cancer. See also Malignant, etc. rev., 675 BULLOWA. J. G. M.: Serum treatment of pneu- Cancer, advanced, laryngectomy for, nineteen Case for diagnosis and treatment,1123, 1178 monia, 308 years' survival after, 1226 CASEMENT, Colonel F., appointed Deputy BULLRICH. Rafael: Overcrowding of the pro- Cancer and atmospheric pollution, discussion Director-General, Army Medical Services, 1340 fession in the Argentine Republic, 1165 on, 835 CASH, John Theodore: Death of,1152-Obituary BuNBUfRY, Elizabeth: Problems of delinquency, Cancer of breast, x-ray therapy in, 956 notice of, 1238 the American method, 838 Cancer of (male) breast (A. Gutman). 381 CASHELL, G. T.: Tuberculosis of the eye,244 BURGER. F. A. L : Under the influence "-of Cancer of the caecum, with acute appendicitis CASS, E. E.: Divergent squint, 351 carbon monoxide, 314 (James Cook), 1083 - Correspondence on, CASSIDY, S3ir Maurice, appointed Physician BUnRGss, Norman: Preventive measures in 1242 Extraordinary to the King. 193 dermatology, 252 Cancer campaign, an Australian view of (leading CAssoN, Elizabeth: Delirious states.299 BURKE, Thomas: Vagabond Minstrel. The ar'ticle), 183 CASTELLANI, Sir Aldo: Medical aspects of the Adventures of Thomas Dermody, rev.. 1031 Cancer Campaign, British Empire: Lord Hail- Italo-Abyssinian campaign,792 Burma: Malaria campaign in, 257- Medical sham becomes chairman, 80- Report of meet- CASTELO, Fernando, death of,1119 training in, 645 ings, 193-Annual general meeting, 1091,1146- Cataract, review of book on, 392 Burned areas. of fluid from (A. N. Annual report, 1146 Cataract, soft, posterior needling in (A. J. Roxburgb), 241 Cancer of the cervix (Malcolm Donaldson), 937- Ballantyne), 920 BUPRNELL-JONES, H. S.: Lupus vulgaris under Discussion 937-Correspondence on, 1000. 105 CATEL, Werner: Normale und Pathologische treatment with tuberculin, 890 1112, 1166, 1225 Phusiologie der Bewegungsvoraange im Gesam- BURNET, Etienne, nominated director 6f the Cancer of the cervix, prognosis of (F. H. ten Verdauungskanal, rev., 763 Tunis Pasteur Institute, 411 Finlaison), 1075 (0) Catgut, safe 950,1169 BURnPORD. Julius: Chronic ulcerative colitis. Cancer of colon, double primary (Eric J. Green- Catgut, sterilization of (leading article).636 889 wood), 538 CATHCART, E. P.: Nutrition and the food budget, B=URNHAx. Brigadier-General F. E.: Fate of Cancer of colon with gall-stones (R. Wayland 681-Health and maternity problems, 780 a snake, 374 Smith afid C. R. Wroth), 1221 Catbeter, intrauterine, for tubal inflation, 181 Burnoiel." 181, 1263 Cancer Congress. 734. See also Congress Catheter introducer, the Hennigureteric, 181 Burns, jelly for (' burnojel"), 181 Cancer control in Scotland: report, 156 CAIusaE. B.: Congenital nystagmus,1080 Burns. treatment of. 312 Cancer, deaths from (parliamentary note), 1291 CAVENAGE, J. B.: Oesopbagoscope for Souttar's BuRRELL,LJ. S. T.: Laboratory investigations in Cancer, experimental, studies in, 928 tubes, 976 phthisis,354-Spontaneous pneumothorax, 355 CancerhyDpopharyngeal, and anaemia syndromes CAWADJAS, A. P.: Physical methods of endo- -Treatiment of pleural effusions, 936-Early (Hugo E. Ahlbom), 331(0) crinotherapy. 215(0X,302- and laryngeal tuberculosis, 990 Cancer in India (F. L. Hoffman), 1108 the early scholar physicians of Oxford.353,550 BURRIDGE, W.: Night-blindness, 352-Electrical Cancer of lung, diagnosis and treatment of CAWSTON, F. Gordon: Electrical aids to hearing, stimulation, 693 (A. C. Christie), 1216 610-Control of bilbarzia-infected snails, 1004 BURiRows, Harold Substances promoting Cancer of lung, x-ray therapy in (J. Struthers CECIL, R. L.: Serum treatment of pneumonia, growth, 350 Fulton), 671 (0) 308 BuRT, J. B.: Treatment of chronic rheumatism. Cancer of the mouth, phar3nx, and oesophagus Cell growth. See Growth 240-Physical methods of endocrinology, 302- in women, and sitmiple achlorhydric anaemia. Cerebro-spinal fever, dysphagia due to neek Nature of myalgia, 604 Plummer-Vinson syndrome (Hugo E. Ahlbom), retraction in (G. Emrys Harries), 627 BuRTON, Wing-Commander H. L.: Late sequels 331 (0) Cerebro-spinal fluid. review of book on, 628 of war stress, 91 Cancer, ovary, and pituitary, 1227 Certifying factory surgeons' dinner.996 BURTON-FANNING, F. W.: Page turner. 792 Cancer problem and abnormal growth, 999 Certifying factory surgeons (parliamentary BuSINI, Telemaco, death of, 319 Cancer problem and radiology (J. H. Douglas note), 316 BUTLBR, A. G.: The ethics and common sense Webster), 837 Certifying surgeon's position (parliamentary of " voluntary euthanasia," 405 Cancer of the rectum: its pathology and treat- note), 208. See also Factory BUTLIR, T. Harrison: Chronic iridocyclitis, 297 ment (Lionel E. C. Norbury), 1 (0) Cervical glands, tuberculosis of. See Tuber- BUETER, A. J. M.,-Age incidence in epilepsy, 714 Cancer Research Fund, Imperial: Annual re- culosis BuXTON, J. lIasil, app inted acting principleand port, 1276 Ceylon, malaria in: report, 1284 and acting dean of t te R8 yal Veterinary Col- Cancer research at Leeds, 557 CHABANIER, H. (and C. LoBO-ONELL): DiabNte et lege, 373 Cancer.research, prize for, 685 Chirurgie, rev ,1198 BUXTON, L. H. Dudley (editor): Custom is King, Cancer of skin, spontaneous healing of (A. CHADDOOK, Charles Gilbert, death of, 1119 87 Touraine and R. Dupet rat), 440 Chadwick Lecture. See Lecture BUxIfON, N. St. J. G. D.: Fractures of the Cancer, transmission of, 1205 CHAFF, Thomas Waycott1, obituary notice of, radial head, 352, 655 '0) Cancer and tuberculosis (A. Bautant). 991 1240 BUZZLRD. Sir 81 Farquhar: Presidential address Cancer, visuses in relation to, demonstration of, Chair for patient with ankylosed knees, 127 " And the future," 164 (0), 182-Appointed 242 CHALLIS. J.: Cyclopropane anaesthesia, 357 Physician in Ordinary to the King, 193-Ex- Cannula, intravenous. 718 Chamberlain, Joseph, centenary of the birth of, tension of age limit for retirement of, 1120-To CANNON, Antoinette: The uses of medical social 80 stand for Parliament, 1122 work, 190 Cl-HAMBERS, Ernest James, obituary notice of, CANTI, Ronald George, memorial plaque to, '609 1272 CHAMBEBS, John Henry, obituary notice of, 156 CANNON, D. J.: Syunpathectomy for diarrhoea, CHAMBERS, W. D.: Report of James Murray's 177-A hypothalamic menstrual cycle, 1111 Royal Asylum, 311 CANWARDEN, Henry: Two cases of tetanus cured CHAMPION, S. Gurney: Sanatorium treatment in C by massive intravenous antitoxin, 538-Treat- England. 740 ment of tetanus, 896 CHANCE, Oliver: Treatment of carcinoma of the CABoT, Hugh: Blood-borne kidney infection. CAPENER. Norman: Nutrition and orthopaedies, cervix, 1112 688 784, 845-Treatment of spondylolisthesis, 916 CHANDLER, F. G,: Surgery of pulmonary tuber- CABOT, Richard C. (and Russell L. DIcKs): The CAPPELL, D. F.: Pubertas praecox, 306 culosis, 349 -A4rt of Ministerin1g to.the Sick. rev., 337 Carbon dioxide absorption from anaesthetic CHAPPLE, W. A.: Treatment of angina pectoris, CACHERA, 64n6 (Paul CARNOT, and Maurice atmospheres (Raiph M. Waters). 735 - Dis- 320-Obituary notice of, 901 VILLARET): Thdrapeutique Hpdro-climato- cussion, 735-A correction, 792-Correspond- Charcoal treatment, vasospasm after, 1241 logique des Maladies du PoK et des Voies ence on, 843 CHARCOT. Jean: De,th of. 791-Funeral of, 885 Biliaires. rev.. 592 Carbon monoxide-" Under the influence of," CHA SSAIGNAC, Charles Louis, death of, 52 -CADBiRY, William Warder (and Mary Hoxie 314, 369 CHAUDHURPI. K. C.: Scarlet fever in tropical JONEs): At the Point of a Lancet. One Hun- Carcinoma. See Cancer and subtropical countries, 720 dred Years at the Cantont Hospital, 1835-1935, CARDELL, J. D. Magor: The Ransom Pickard Chaulmoogra oil from Nigeria, Malaya, and rev., 718 pin test used as a test for stereoscopic vision, Ceylon, report on samples of, 67 CADE, Stanford: Carcinoma of the cervix, 937 394 Chemical warfare. See Air raid and Gas Caesarean section (A. M. Claye), 1279 Cardiac and pericardial ruptures, multiple Chemistry and the community (C. J. T. Cron- Caesarean section, technique of, 1225 (Dalton Y. Carter), 335 shaw). 554 CAHANA, J.: Mortality from heart diseases in Cardiff: Post-graduate study [at. 496-Fracture Chemistry, review of books on, 814, 1262 France, 161. clinic at, 941 Chemotherapy, a grant for, 1152 CAiGER, Herbert:-Miners' nystagmus: radical Cardiography, review of book on, 338 Cheshire:-Maternal deaths in, 83-Maternity prevention and cure, 151 Cardiology, review of books on, 125, 628 work in: a collective experiment, 360 Calcium depletion, 259 CAREy, B. W.: Infection with the genus CHESNEY, G.: Control of diphtheria, 253 Calcium and digitalis, 80 Listerella, 552 Chest complications, post-operative, 185 Caloium gluconate and iron, 1200 CARLETON, Alice: Preventive-measures in der- Chester Joint Sanatorium: Annual report, Calcium metabolism in relation to disease (Ella matology. 251 1332 G. A. Webb), 148 CARLETON, H. M.: Demonstration on blood CHESTERMAN, C. C.: Boomerang legs and yaws, Calouli in the pancreas, 639 pressure, 302 93-Tympanosomes in man, 938 Calculi, urinary (Hugh Lett), 37 CARLING, E. Rock: Ramsay Memorial Lecture CH9ESTERMAN, Judson Tyndale, awarded a Medi- Calculus, vesioal, an unusual (Captain R. D. on splenomegaly, 109 (0) cal Research Council Fellowship in Medical MacRae), 921-Correspondence on, 1169 CARMICEAEL, Norman Scott, appointed Surgeon Science, 88 Calqndars and diaries, 1242, 1296 Apothecary to the Household at the Palace of CHIjELL, Claude: The: earliest sanatoria in CALTRsop, G. T.: Imnacted wisdom teeth, 1045 Holyroodhouse, 193 England. 950 CAMBRooK, J. D.: Therapeutic methods of Carnegie Trust, information concerning, 469 Chilblsins and peptic ulcer, 1344 arresting haemorrhsge, 3279 CARNOT. Paul (Maurice VILLARET, and R6n6 Child Health Diploma, information concerning CAMERON, A. J.: Cod-liver oil in external eye CACHERA): Th rapeutique Hydro-climato- 516 affections, 785 looiaue des Maladies du Foie et des Voies Child Psychology, Institute of. See Psychblogy CAMxRON, A. T.: Becent Advances in Endo- Biliaires, rev., 592 - (And others): Nouveau Children, employment of. fitness for, in Scotland crinology,third edition, rev., 1198 Traite de Midecinle et de Thiraveutique. Vol. (parliamentaryinote). 160 CAMERON, J. B. J.: Use of skin as a living suture, xvii: M"ladies de lintestine, rev., 867 Children in India, review of book on, 812 241 Carpal semilunar bone. See Bone Children, mentally defective. See Mentally .CMPBE:LL. Argyll: Light portable box mask for CARRIfIRE, G.: La Diphethrie. rev., 718 Children, psychology of, review of book on, 283 oxygen administration, 302 C.ARROLL, D C.: Amnesia, 355 " Children who can never go to school," 1124 CAXPBELL. Dorothy: Biochemistry of the lens, CAkRR-SAUNDERs. A. M.: World Population. Past Children's diseases, review of books on, 180, 812 296,1133(O Growth and Present Trends. 721 1084,1310 See also Paediatrics THEBRITISH 8 JULY-DEC., 1-936 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Cbildren's homes, variations in feeding costs at College Epsom: Annual meeting, 31--The King COLLIP, James B., awarded the Frederick (parliamentary note), 54 becom-ies patron of, 31-Founder's Day, 256- Newton Gisborne Starr Medal, 955 CHISHOLM. A. F.: Nail-biting, 56 Scholarships and pensions, 689 - Annual Colonial Dependencies, malnutrition in, inquiry Chlorine-free diet. See Diet meeting and dinner, 1330 into (parliamentary note), 1176 Chlorosis and epilepsy (A. H. Dunkerley), 71 College King's: Appointments, 411-Information Colonial Medical Service, information concern- Cholagogue laxative tablets (vera colate brand), concerning, 480-Scholarships, 49 See also ing, 513 718 Hospital Colonial Medical Service List, 598 CHOMPRET, Dr. (editor): La Pratique Stomato- College of Medicine, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 482, Colsulanyde, an antistreptococcal drug, 976 logique. 11, Pathologie Dentaire, rev.. 284 1120. See also University of Durham Coma, diabetic, treatment of (R. D. Lawrence), CHOPRA, R. N.: A FHandbook of Tropical Thera- College. North-East London Post Graduate, 81 peutics, rev., 867, 956 information concerning, 496 Comfort conditions, estimation of, 343 Choroideremia (A. J. Beddell), 296 College of Nursing, twenty-first year of existence Commonwealth Fund Service Fellowships, 754 CHBISTIE, A. C.: Silvanous Thompson Memorial of, 1283 Compressed air. See Air Lecture on diagnosis and treatment of lung College of Obstetricians and G,naecologists, CONDON. R.: ' Windscreen headache," 1123 carcinoma, 1216 British: Annual dinner, 881-Council meeting, Congress of the Alliance of Social Hygiene, CHRIsTIE, Dugald, obituary notice of. 1238 263, 954-Diploma in obstetric medicine, 516- Saint Etienne (1936). 571 CHRISTIsON, May: Pathogenic bacteria. 308 Examinations for diploma, 202. 263-Fellows Congress, Austrian Radiological, Vienna (1936) CHRISTOPHER, Frederick (editor): A Textbook admitted, 263-Information concerning, 468- 319 of Surgeryj, rpv., 16-Minor Surgery, third Members admitted, 263, 954 Congress on Cancer, International.Brussels (1936), edition, rev., 1262 College, Royal (Diclk) Veterinary, Edinburgh: 685, 734, 849-Prize of the Belgian Union Mini6re CHRISTOPIiERS, Hir Rickard: Biology of the Annual prize distribution, 96 du Haut Katanga awarded, 685 - Research on malarial parasite, 309 College, Royal, of Physicians of Edinburgh: cancer, 734-Official functions, 734-Aspects of CHRYSTIN,. Lieut.-Col. John Miller: Efficiency Fellows elected, 264-Information concerning the cancer problem, 734-Propress in radio- Decoration of the Territorial Army conferred the study of medicine, 470,485-Laboratory's therapv,734-Papers rened, 734-Special number on, 1174 annual report, 363-Officers elected, 1294 of the Zeitschrij t filr Krt bforschuna devoted CHEuB, Gilbert: The problem of otosclerosis. College, Royal, of Physicians of Ireland: De- to, 849 1192 (0) grees and pass lists, 1010-fiformation con- Congress of the Chartered Society of Massage CHUN, J. W. H. (and others): Plague. A Mantual cerning the study of medicine, 473 and Medical Gymnastics. London (19361, 689 of thte Medical and Public Health Workers, Congress for Cosmetic Surgery, European, rev., 761 COLLEGE, ROYAL, OF PHYSICIANS OF LONDON: Brussels (19Z6), 373 CHURCHILL, J. and A.: The Medical Directory, Awards and appointments, 315 Congress, Dental, British Dental Association, 153 Coinitia. 953 London (1936). 310-Poet-graduate study facili- CHURCHr,L. Stella: On Being a Mother, rev., 338 Degrees and pass lists, 315, 953 ties and research facilities in denitistry, 310- Ciliary body, gumma in the (J. Gray Clegg), 674 Diplomas, 315. 953 The dlental problem and preventive medicine. Cinema and mental hygiene (Jakob Billstrom), Election of officers, 315 310-L.ocal distribstion of mi-outh streptococci 732 Gas, domestic heating by: report of com- in the tissues, 310-Reception, 319 Circulation, neuro-hypophyseal control of, 433 mittee, 1328 Congress, Dental, International, Vienna (1936). Circumcism, infant, indications for (Fauset , 793. 899 55 Welsh), 714 (0) Information concerning the study of medicine, Congress, Egyptian Medical, Cairo (1936). 849 Civilization, modern (Lord Horder), 634 467 Congress, Franco-Italian, Nice (1936): Proceed- Clamp, Caesarean, lower segment. 924 Lectures, 849 ings to be published by French writers in the Clamp, intestinal, universal, 718 Licenses. 3 5, 953 Riforma Medica of June 13th and by Italian CLAPHAM, Captain John Thurlow, obituary Membership. 315, 953 writers of Paris Medical of June 13th. 55 notice of, 1293 Parkes-Weber Prize. 899 CongresR of the French Association of Urology, CLARK, R Veitcli: Atmospheric pollution, 836 Paris (1936), 655 CLARK, W. E. Le Gros: Scope of teaching and College, Royal, of Surgeons, of Edinburglh: Congress, French, of Medicine, Paris (1936). research in anatomy, 245, 413 (1)- Phantom Annual meeting and election of offlcers, 899- 655 limbs, 300 Degrees and pass lists. 263, 899-Information Congress of the Frencb Society of Phoniatries, CLARK, Willoughby: Mechanized mzedicine, 786 concerning the study of medicine, 470, 485 Paris (1936), 743 CLARKE. Alan Ruscoe. awarded a Leverhulme Congress, French, of Surgery, Paris (1936), 655 Fellowship in Medical Science. 88 COLLEGE. ROYAL, OF SURGEONS, OF ENGLAND: 791, 885-Surgery in the next war, 885 CLABRE. James Hay * Conservative treatment of Acad6mie de Cliirurgie, visit to, 88 Congress of French-speaking Electroradiologists, laryngeal dlphtheria, 66 (0) Annual meeting of Fellows and Members, 899, Paris (1936),141, 655 CLAEKE. T. A.: Otomicroscopyon the living, 300 1119, 1294 Congress on Gastro-enterology, International, -Hearing tests and aids to hearing, 300 Annual report of the College, 788 Paris (1937), 267 CLARKE. William Henrie Crawford, obituary Annual report of the Conservator of the Congress, German, on# Diseases of Digestion and notice of. 741 Museum and Director of Research, 235 Metabolism, Bedlin (1936). 55 CLAYE, A. M.: Caesarean section, 1279 Appointments, 314, 696. 788 Congress, German. on Protection of Infants and CLAYTON, E. 11.: Paralysis duie to posture, 280 (0) Blane medal. 7F8 Young Children, Witrzburg (1936), 55 CLAYTON, William: The Theorv of Emulsions Buckston Browne dinner, 1064 Congress of Germiian Neurologists and Psychia- and their Technical Treatmant, third edition, Correction, 263 trists, Frankfort (1936), 319 rev., 540, 656-A correction, 656 Council elections, 104, 153, 263 Congress. German, of Ophthalmology. Heidel- CLAYTON-MITCHELL, Matthew: Treatment of Council meeting, 314, 788,1064,1294 berg (1936), 55 tetanus, 843 Degrees and pass lists, 154, 314. 788, 953, 1064, Congress, Germen Orthopaedic: Proceedings CLEGG, J. Gray: The optic foramen, 352-Gumma 1120, 1294 published in the Medtzinis(he Elinik for in the ciliary body, 674 Deller, Sir Edwin, 1294 August 28th, 571 CLEMINSON. F. J.: Hearing aids, 300 Diplomas, 154, 314, 788, 953, 1064, 1120, 1294 - Concress, German, of Pardiatrics, Wtirzburg CClicking " temporo-mandibular joint, 56 Examiners appointed, 788 (1936), 55 Climate for anaemia, 412 Examiners, Court of, 1294 Congress of the German Pharmacological Climate for pulmonary tuberculosis, 412 Hallett Prize, 1294 Association, Giessen (1936). 411 Climateric, review of book on, 338 Imperial Cancer Research Fund laboratories Congress, German, of Ps3cho.ogy, Jena (1936). Climatotherapy (0. Kestner), 603 to move to Mill Hill. 1064 55 Clinical work, problems of chance in (Donald Information concerning the study of medicine, Congress of the German Society for Forensic Mainland), 221 (0)-Correspondence on, 560, 698 467 aid Social Medicine, Dresden (1936), 107 CLUNIE, T.: Cirsoid aneurysm of the scalp, Jenies scholar, 788 Congress of the German So.-lety of Industrial 1183 (0) Laboratories of. recent researchl work in, Accidents. Hamburg (1936), 571 Coal mines. See Mines 89 Congress of the Germani Society for Combating COCERANE, W. A.: Birth injuries of the child. 94 Lectures. 154, 1010 Rbeumatism, Dresden (1936), 204 -Treatment of hallux valgus and rigidus, 651 Mackenzie Mackinnon Research Fellowship, Congress of the German Society for Investiga- COCKiYNE, A. A.: Combined auscultation and 1064 tion of the Circulation, Bad Nauheim (1936): percussion, 1066 Macloghlin scholar. 788 Proceeditngs, 1200 COCKILL. Lien1t.-Col. W. B., appointed Knight Members of, 951,1002 Congress on Gout and Uric Acid, Vittel (1935), of Grace of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, Moyniban Lord: Presentation to, 90-Death of Proceedings now published, 265 12 788-Bust of, 1294 Congress of the History of Medicine, Inter- COcKROFT,J. D.: Viackenzie Davidson Memorial Museum closed temporarily, 1064 national, Athens, etc. (1938), 319 LLecture on high-velocity positive ions and Muiseum demonstr-ations, 742 Congress on Hydrology, International Society of, their application to the transmutation of Primary examination, 696, 788, 1120 Austria (1936). 834 atomic nuclei and the production of artificial Surgical researcli. 235 Congress, Hygiene, Paris (1936). 1123 radio-activity. 1216 Congress, Infancy Protection, Rome (1936), 267 Cod-liver oil in external eye affections, 785, 1288 College, Royal, of Surgeons in Ireland: Informa- Congresq. Italian, of Internal Medicim e, Rome COHnN, Abraham, obituary notice of, 742 tion concerning the stuldy of medicine, 473 (1936), 697 COHEN, Henry- Pulmonary tuberculosis and College, St. Mungo's: Information concerning Congress of the Italian Society of Obstetrics pregnancy,295. 751 (0) --Presentation to Mr. the study of medicine, 487 and Gyme ecology, Milan (1936), 655 Peter Duncan. Liverpool, 1066 College, Trinity. Dublin: Degrees and pass lists, Congress of the Italian Urological Society, COHRN, R. C. (and W. Burton WOOD): The 153-Information concerning the study of Trieste (19361, 373 mirror test in pulmonary t;aberculosis, 65 (0) medicine, 472, 488, 497--Post-graduate courses, Congress of the Latin Medical Press, Venice COKE, Frank: Zinc ionization, 99 497. See also University of Dublin (1936), 447 Cold, the common, 1296 College, University, Cork: Degrees and pass Congress on Life Assurance Medicine, Inter- Colds, studies in, 29 lists, 104-Information concerning the study national: Transactiots, rev.. 127-DerGesund- COLE, Leslie: Treatment of tetanus, 151-Dia- of medicine, 489 heitsdienst der Lebensversicherung, rev., 127 betes in childhood, 298 College, University, Dublin: Information con- Congress of Malaris, International, Madrid (19-6), COLE, Percival C.: Modified Reverdin needle, cerning the study of medicinp, 488 postponement of. 697 677 College, University, Dundee, 487. See also Uni- Congress of Microbiology, International, London COLEBROOoK, r..: Pathogenic streptococci, 254 versity of -t. Andrews (1936), 253. 307 - Introductory proceedings, 253- COLEMAN. J. Stanley: Maternal and infant mor- College, University, Galway: Information con- Characteristics of viruses, 253-Control of tality, 740 cerning the study of medicine, 489 whooping-cough and diphtheria, 253-Patho- COLETTI, D. A.: Primary perforating ulcer of College, University, London: Awards, 153- genic streptococci, 253-Antigenic structure, jejunum, 726 Information concerning, 481-Lectures, 696- 254-Selective bacteriostasis, 254-Social diver- Colitis, ulcerative. chronic (J. Arnold Bargen), Scholarships, 49,153, 262. See also Hospital sions, 254-Viruses and new growths, 307- 888-Discussion, 889 College, West London Post-Graduate: Informa- Mechanism of virus immunity, 307-Patho- Collapse therapy (leading article), 286 tion concerning, 495 genic bacteria, 308-Dysentery and botulism. College, Anderson, of Medicine, information COLLIER, Howard E.: Fatigue in industry, 308-Serum treatiteni of pneumonia, 308- concerning, 487 553, 1322-Education of medical practitioners Parasitology. 309-Serology and immuno- College, Bengal Medical, Calcutta, centenary for industry, 994 chemistry, 309-Senquet, 310-Next congress of 1123 COLLINS, Sir ,Godfrey, and Scottish health to be held in the United States, 307--The Call geof Domestin Science, Glasgow and West policy, 886 international Society for Microbiology to be Scotland: Nutrition and the food budget, COLLINS, Rupert:-Late sequels of war stress: dissolved an(d replaced by the International Hysteria 9 Association of Microbiologists, 307 THE BRITISH 9 JULY-DEC., 1936 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAI.

Congress, Obstetric and Gynaecological, All- Copper guaiacol sulphonate preparations, 1263 Correspondence (conttinved): India, Madras (1936), 365-Proceedings now COPPLESON, Victor M. (and Douglas MILLER, Fracture, fissured, of head of radius, 496 published, 365 editors): Cltnacal Hanidbook. For Residents, Fractures,treatment of,841, 1053, 1167 Congress, Paediatric, International, Rome (1937), Nurses, and Studenits, rev., 1262 From a Surgeon's Journal.695 1241 CoppocR, R., appointed a member of the Indus- Geogr-aphical medicine. See Medicine Congress of the Pan-Pacific Surgical Association, trial Health Research Board, 267 Glands abd gullibility, 945,1003 Honolulu (1936), 1034 CORBET, R. H. J. M.: Maternity services, 242 , mechanics of,1287 Congress of Plastic Surgery, European, Brussels CORBET, R. M Puerperal sepsis, 1105 Gluicose, prescribing of,787, 898 (1936), 209 CORBETT, R. S.: Chronic ulcerative colitis, 890 Growth, abnornmal, and the cancer problem, Congress of Preventive Paediatrics, Interna- CORDINER, Mather: Boomerang legs and yaws, 999 tional, Rome, postponed until April (1937), 161, 92 Hallux valgus ancl rigidus. treatment of, 404, 447 CORKER, Major General T. M%.: Two old officers 444, 557, 607,651, 693,784, 894 Congress for Psychotherapy, Baple (1936), 55 and the A. M.S., 848 Hay fever cures,47,200 Congress of Pablic Health, Duitch, The Hague CORLETT, William Thomas: The Medicine 311an1 Healtlh and physique, national, 1230 (1936), 411 of thle Amnericont Inidiants (old His Cultural Health time-table for a great-grandson, 898 Congress of Public Health, London (1936), 1012, Backgrountd, 306 Heart, mechanical function of the, 651 1043, 1123-The rise of the inedical officer of Cornea, foreign bodies in the, 610 Hebaral sodium poisoning, 1287 health, 1043-Dental disease and the national Corneal transplantation (J. W. Tudor Thomas), Hernia, diaphragmatic (thoracie stomach), health, 1043 - knti-gas devices, 1044 - Sone 297 98 hospital problems, 1101-Medical men in ad- CORNER, William: Bejel ": non venereal Hexamiiine in treatment of biliary infections, ministrative posts, 1101 - Mental hospital syphilis, 784. 850-A correction, 850 782. 891, 949, 1000 administration, 1101 - Occupational therapy, Coronary survival club, 1110 Hexamline in the treatment of infections, 1102 - Welfare of mothers and pre-school Coronary thrombosis. See Throlmlbosis 692 children, 1102 Coroners, Departm-ental Committee on, report Hexamine in treatment of pyelitis, 646 Congress of Pyretotherapy, Columbia Univer- of (parliamentary note), 1175 Flistidine treatment of peptic ulcer,47 sity, New York (1937), 1295 Coroner's law and practice in London, 364 Hodgkin's disease, recovery from, 1004 Congress of Radiology, British Institute of, Coroners in London, appointment of, 404 Homework, stress of 694 London (1936), 771, 1214-Bone tumours, 1214- Coroniers. itiedical, 560, 647, 819, 844, 951-Leading Hospital policy and organization, 1171 Anatomical variations of the alimentary tract, article. 819 Hydrocyanic poisoning from nuts, 100 1215-D)i4gnosis and treatment of lung carci- Corpse blood. See Blood Hidronephrosis, plastic operations for,784, 841, noma, 1216-Silvanus Thompson Memorial Corrections, 108, 162, 210, 263, 264, 374,448, 610, 656, 894,948 Lecture, 1216-Mackenzie Davidson Memorial 744, 792, 850. 956, 1012, 1066, 1167, 1296 Hypopittuitarism, 1335 Lectujre, 12 6 Hypothalamic menstrual centle. 1111 Congress, Rheumatism, International League Correspondence; Industrial health service, a national, 1287 Against, International, Lund, Sweden (1936), Abscebs of pharynx in infancy, 444 Injuries, athletic, reduction of sick wastage 209, 604, 821. 1123-Discussions and report of Adrenaline ionisation and hay fever, 200 of, 1117 proceedings, 604 - Nlyalgia in rheumatic African natives, health of, 647 Jaundice, catarrhal, and infective hepatitis, diseases, 604- Radiology in arthritis, 604- African inatives, South, health of, 560 198 Nature of myalgia, 604-Orthopaedic treat- Agranulocytosis, 1054 Landry's parslysis See Paralysis ment, 605 - Issuie of the Nordtsk- Medici7isk Agranulocytosis and amidopyrine, 1000 lister's vie w of inflammiation, 367 Ti4s*krift for August 29th devoted to, 821- Alcohol in thoracic aneurysm, paravertebral London clinic, 563 Next meeting to be held in England, 1123 injection of, 785 " Mallet finger," complete repair of, 897, 1056 Congress of the Royal Sanitary Institute (1936), Alcohol: " Under the influence of,' 199, 260, Alanipulative surgery: an osteopath's criti- 145-Midwitery services, 145-The isolation 313, 314. See also Ctrbon monoide cism, 608 hospital, 145-NMilk and food distribution, 145- Alcoholism and prohibition in New York, 100 Maternal and infant mlortality, 650, 740 Dental Services, 145-National health insur- Alunesia, 444 Alaternity Service, National, 561, 606, 648, 897, ance, 145-Overcrowding and housing, 146- Anaemia and toxaemia of pregnancy, 648, 738 949, 1C57 Smoke, water, sewage, 146-Disposal of the Anatomy in the cuLrriculum. See Medical Maternity in its sociological aspects, 943, 1001 dead, 146-Tropical hygiene, 146 curricultuml- Maxillary sinus. See Sinus. Congress, Royal Sanitary, of Scotland, Montrose Avitaminosis, 895 MUedical curriculumi, 43, 196,258,312,367. 443,607, (1936), 605-National unfitness, 605. 644-De- "Bejel": non-venereal syphilis, 738, 784, 948 650-Anatomy in the,43. ]96, 312-tEducation velopment of public health services, 605-Hos- Bigg, Sherman, Fund, 1166 for general practice 443-Nledical education pital services, 605 Bilharzia-infected snails, control of, 1004 and exanminationis, 650 Congress of the Rumanian Society for Neuro- Bir:h control anid imiaternal mortality, 1115 Medical Directory, 153 logy, Psychiatry, Psychology, Endocrinology, Blood groupvs and paternity, 844, 895, 950, 1054 Medical education and exatinations. See and Legal Medicine, llucarest (1936), 655 Blood-letting, primitive, 445 Exmminations Congress of ',anatoria and Private Nursing Blood pressure in pituitary disorders, 1003 Medical peace campaign, 404, 445 Homes, International, Budapest (1936), 160 Blood replacem-ent after haenmorrhage, 607, 646 Medical services in East Africa, 892 Congress on Social Work, International, London Blood transfusion, 1110, 1169, 1286, 1333- Medical Services, National,and the B.M.A., 606 (1936),55,190 Fatalities in, 1286,1333 Medical students, preliminary qualification Congress of the Society of German Urologists, Bromide intoxication, 1050, 1168, 1286 for, 367 Eisenach (1936), 373 Burns, treatmient of, 312 Medicine, geographical bureau of, 840, 892, Congress of the South African Medical Associa- Caesarean section, technique of, 1225 1002, 1116 tion, Pietermaritzburg (1936), 361-Thoughts Calcium depletion, 259 Aledicine, the hospitals, and the Press. 100 on progress, 361-Plenary session on abortion, Calculus. vesical, an untusual, 1169 Medicine, Indian, ancient texts of, 1056 362- Gneral practitioner, specialist, and pub- Cancer, advanced, nineteen years' survival Medicine, miecehanized: a plan, 562, 650, 694, lic, 362-Sectional and group meetings, 362- after laryngectomy for, 1226 740, 786 Enter-tainments, 362 Cancer of the cervix, treatment of, 1000, 1054, Milk allergy, 1226 Congress for Sport Medicine, Berlin (1936), 107 1112, 1166, 1225 Milk-borne epidemics, 646 Congress of " Structive " Surgery, Brussels Carbon dioxide absorption from anaesthetic Motor car insurance, 1336 (1936), 571 atmospheres, 843 Motor drivers, tired, 314 Congress, Therapeutic, International, Berne Carbon monoxide, under the influence " of,' Mutton-bird oil " in pulmonary tuberculosis, (1937), 1343 314, 368. See also Alcohol 949 Conjoint Board in England: Information con- Carpal semilunar dislocation, 151,198 Nasal obstruction in the newborn, 47 cerning the studv of medicine, 466, 497, 515, 516- Catgut, safe, 950. 1169 Nausea and vomiting, epidemic, 98,149 -Tropical medicine, 497-Medical radiology, Cell growth, substminces promoting, 781, 892, Nelsotn, Henry Philbrick, appeal for memiorial 515-Laryngology and otology, 516-Ophithal- 944, 997, 1052, 1111, 1228, 1334 to, 48 mic meldicine, 516-C(hild health, 516-Anaes- Chlorine-free diet, 787 Nurses, trained, in factories, 652 thetics, 51 6 Clinical work, problems of ehance in, 560 Nutrition and orthopaedics, 784, 845 Conjoint Board in Ireland: Informiation con- Cod-liver oil in external eye affections, 785, 1288 Nystagmus, miners': radical prevention and cerning the study of medicine, 473 Coronary survival club, 1110 cure, 151, 258 Conjoint Board in Scotland: Degrees and pass Coroners in London, appointment of, 404 Oedema, traumniatic, 694, 843,1003 lists, 315, 1064-Information cincerning the Coroners, medical, 560, 646, 844, 951 Obstetrics, teaching of, 562, 649, 1057 study of medicine, 470 1)ain, Guy, testimonial to, 781 Ophthalnmia neonatoruini and arthritis. 312 Connolly v. Rubra, 1174 Deafness, incidence of, 782 Ophthalmoscopic signs of death. See Death CONNOR, Colonel John Colpoys, obituiary notice Deafness, occupational, 1113 Pancreatitis, acute, 197 of, 1174 Death, signs of, 99-Ophthalmoseopic signs of. Paralysis, Landry's, case of, 1335 Consolidated Fund (AAppropriation) Bill, 316,369- 46. 366 Parting good wishes, 366 Hours of labour, 316-Home Office administra- De Morgan's " spots, 693 Pasteur and Lister, 200 sion, 369 Dental folklore: an appeal for material, 1336 Path to freedom, 607. See alIo Exami inations Consumpt.ion. See Tulberculosis Dermatology, preventive measures in, 693 Pharnwcopoeia, Britislh, Addendum to the, Contraception, review of book on, 591 Diaphragmatic hernia. See Hernia 1170 Convulsions, ether, 571, 723, 842 Diphtheria iimmunization, 1230, 1335 Phari ngeal abscess. See Abscess Convulsions, ether, preceded by muscle irrit- Diphtheriaimmunization by alum-precipitated Physical medicine, 1288 ability (J. U. Hiulan), 426 toxoidl, 738 PiDk disease, treatment of, 404. 1117, 1170 CONWAY. Et. J.: Calcium metabolism, 148 Diphtheria of larynx, conservative treatment Pituitary, ovary, and cancer, 1227 CooK, Frank: Treatment Qf carcinoma of the of, 198 I Pleural effusion, sanatorium treatment for, cervix, 1112 Diverticula of stomach, 1051 1001 CooKi James: Acute appendicitis with carci- Doctors, overworked, 313 Poliomiiyelitis, 149 noma of the caecum, 1083 Doctors, retired, individual protection for, Polyneuritis, gastrogenous, 786 CooK, J. W.: Specific growth stimulants, 350- 1001. 1170 Practitioners, retired. See Doctors Awarded prize of the Belgian Union Mini6re Drink. See Alcohol " Prontosil," injection of: a warning, 100 du Haut Katanga, 685 Eder, David, meniorial to, 846 Puerperal sepsis, prevention of, 646 CooKE-TAYLOR, a1. i.: Stress of homework, 694 Education for general practice. See Mledical " P.U.O." See Pyrexia Cookery Book, Medical. rev., 393 curriculum Pyrexia of uncertain origin, 99 CoomBs, Herbert, I.: Obesity: its classification Electrical stimulation, 693 Rheumatic meningitis, acute, 1110, 1169 and causation, 346 Ether convulsions, 842 Royal College of Surgeons and its members, COOPE, Robert: Maternal mortality in Cheshire, Euthanasia, " voluntary," ethics and common 951, 1002 84-Treatment of pleural effusions, 936 sense of. 405, 445, 1116, 1170 Royal Medical Benevolent Fund: Centenary CooPBn, George: Electr,otherapy and its future, Examinations, 607, 650-Medical education appeal, 258-Christm as gift fund, 691, 1050 301-Ultra-higbhfrequiency therapy, 358 and, 630. See also Path to freedom and Med- Rubber-soled shoes for children, 153 CooPER, G.G. Leech in the trachea, 268-Care ical curriculum I Salivary tuioour, mixed, of palate. 444 of the sea-sick, 1056 Examinations, university, consistency of, 1285 Sanatoria in England, the earliest, 845,950,1171, Copg, Cuthbert Leslie:-Alkali poisoning: A Experts, civil rights of, 406 1288 danger in the treatment of gastric ulcer, 914 Eye affections, external, fat-soluble vitamins Sanatoria for rheuma.tism, 1050, 1227 (0). 1066-A correction, 1066 ina945 Sanatorium treatment in England. 740, 895 COPEMAN, W. S. C.: Treatment of chronic Factories Bill campaign, 898 Schoolchildren, medical and dental inspection rheumatism, 240 lothergill Testinonial Fund, 652 I of, 1171. 13A 1215 THE BRmrE 10 JULY-DEC., 1936 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Correspondence (continued): Cramp, nocturnal, 956, 1011 DAWN, WilliamJohn, elected toa Beit Memorial Sea sick, care of the. 894. 946. 1003. 1055, 1116 Cranial chasm, 56 Fellowship, 144 Sedimentometers, 1001, 1056,1117, 1167, 1230 CRAwORD, H.: Treatment of spinal cord and DANSON, Surgeon Captain: Late sequeld of war Sherman Bigg. See Bigg nerve root lesions. 304 stress, 91 Shoulder dislocation during sleep, 1117. 1169 CRAWFORD, JaMes Paterson, obituary notice of, DARIER (and others): Nouvelle Pratique Derma- Sinus, maxillary, drainage of,45,99w152, 198,652 155 tologtzie, in eight volumes, 133 Slogan, an unhappy, 845 CREAK, Eleanor: Problem of delinquency, 838 DATNOW, M.: Intractable dysmenorrhoea, 147- Small-pox, control of, 943,1002 OREED, R. S.: Pasteur and [ister, 200 Blood replacement, 147 Small-pox in London, 897 CREEIR, W. Sayle: Treatment of hallux valgus DAVENPORT, S. Ellsworth (and William B. Smith-Petersen nail, insertion of, 1229, 1288 rigidus, 559 DUNNING): A Dictionary of Dental Scence for haematemesis, 1286 Cremation in France: Report on, 734 and Art, rev., 1199 South Africa. See Africa CRESSWELL, Frank Pearson, obituary notioe of, DAVEY, J. B.: Trypanosomes in man, 938 Spain, measures for relief in, 694 846 DAVID. I.: Vesico-vaginal fistula, 260 Spanish Medical Aid Committee, 368 Cretinisni, review of book on, 629 DAVIDSON, A. H.: Puerperal sepsis, 1105 Spas, British, 405 aREw, F. A. E.: Laboratory tests for the early DAVIDSON, L. S. P.: Hexamine in the treatment Spondylollsthesis, treatment of, 894, 945, 1053 diagnosis of pregnancy, 1092 of biliary infections, 891 Weil's disease Statistics, clinical, analysis of, 1229 CRICHTON-BROWNE, Sir James, ninety-sixth among fish workers. 1048 Streptococcal cervical glands, 1052, 1167. See- birthday of, 1177 DAVIDSON, Maurice: Laboratory investigations also Tuberculosis of CRICETON-MILLER, H.: Mental hygiene and pre- in phthisis, 354-Therapeutic methods of Suggestion, importance of, 1226,1335 ventive medicine, 93-Science, art, and psycho- arresting haemorrhage, 1278 therapy, 928 Suicide, problems of, 405 DAVIDSON, 8tephen M.: Oestrin and progestin Surgery and the next war, 260 Crime, review of books on, 17, 676 in secondary amenorrhoea, 1190(0) Teeth, wisdom, impaeted: a correction, 1167 Crime, scientific investigation of: Report of DAVIDSON. W. Cameron: Flatulence and epi- Tetanus, treatment of, 44, 151, 259, 366, 738, 843, Advisory Committee. 229-Annotation on, 253. gastric discomfort, 294 896, 1004 See also Medico-Legal Institute DAVIES, D. T., appointed Physician in Ordinary Throat, streptococcal infections of the, 947 Crin de Florence," supply of, 1011 to the Household of the Duke and Duchess of Thrombosis of axillary vein, 152 CROMBIE. John Frank, obituary notice of, 1005 York, 571 Tuberculosis of cervical glands, 646, 691, 739, CRONIN, B.: Psychotherapy in general practice, DAVIES, E. M.: Midwifery services. 145 ,783, 842, 896, 946, 1052, 1113, 1167. See also 39 DAVIES, J. Llewellyn: A resectoscope result, 177 Streptocoecal CRONSEAW. C. J. T.: Chemistry and the com- DAVIES, T. R.: Flatulence and epigastric dis- Tuberculosis contacts, 366 munity, 554 comfort, 294 Tuberculosis and mortality in mental hos- CROBBIE, W. E.: Wasting In infancy, 298 DAVIES, W. L.: The Chemistrv of Milk, rev., pitals, 46, 100, 150, 197 CRoss, Dorothy Temple, Research Fellowship. 1260 Tuberculosis prevention, 561 See Research Council DAvIEs, W. T. F.: General practitioner, specialist Tuberculosis, pulmonary, mirror test in, 197 CROSSLEY, Lieut.-Col. Henry Joseph, obituary and public, 362 Tuberculosis, pulmonary, and pregnancy, 841 notice of. 410 DAVIEs-JONES, C.: Late sequels of war stress. 92 Tuberculosis, pulmonary, in young adults, CROUDAOE, W. H.: Thoughts on progress, 361 DAVIS, Lieut.-Colonel Edward, obituary notice 1225 CROWDEN, G. P.: Post-graduate training in the of, 952 Tuberculous cervical glands. See Tuber- practice of preventive medicine in. industry, DAvIs, E. D. D.: Acute streptococcal infection of culosis 994, 1155 the ear and nasopharynx, 247, 617 (0)-Oto- Tuberculous lesions of the eye, 405, 608 CROWN, 5: Appendicitis and caneer of the microscopy on the living, 300 Twins, conjoined, 1113 caecum 1242 DAvIs, Loyal: Neurological Surgery, rev., 1084 Typhoid fever carriers, 895 CRUICKSlANJ. Alexander, receives authority to DAVIs, Ronald D.: A cranial chasm, 56 a wear the i signia of in Typhoid fever, sporadic, source of infection, the Order of the Nile, DAVIsoN, M. H. Armstrong: Hexamine- the 739 571 treatment of pyelitis, 646 Ulcer. peptic, treatment of, 1228 CRUtICKSHANK, J. Norman: Treatment of pye- DAWSON. John, obituary notice of, 742 Ultra-short-wave therapy in urology,48 litis, 599 DAweoN OF PENN, Lord: Appointed Physician in "Under the influence.- See Alcohol and CRauIOKsEuNK, R: Serum treatment of pneu- Ordinary to the King, 193-Appointed Physician Carbon monoxide monia, 309 in Ordinary to Queen Mary. 193-The doctor's University examinations. See Examinations CRUISE, Sir Richard, appointed Surgeon Ooulist horizon, 775-Appointed chairman of the Army Urethral bougies, straight, 47 to Queen Mary, 193 Medical Advisory Board, 1340 Urinary complications in prolonged immobil- CRUTTWELL, Harry Athill, obituary notice of, 52 Dead, disposal of the, discussion on, 146 ization, 44 CUBITT, A. W.: Mandelicacid and its derivatives, Deaf Children (School Attendance), Bill, 1007 Urticaria after pleuralaspiration, 199 1046 Deaf children under 6 to be reported to. the- I. Vesical calculus. See Calculus CULLUM, M.: Pityriasis rubra associated with New York State Commission of Health. 1343 Vesico-vaginal fistula, 260 streptococcal infection, 14 Deaf, unemployment among (parliamentary X-ray, deep, after radical operations, 845 CULPIN, Millais: Neurosis in the child, 94-Re- note), 1235 Zinc ionization, 99 port on sickness absence and labour wastage, Deafness, incidence of, '782 234-Indus)ry and State medicine, 1162 Deafness, league againsst founded at Nice, 977 Cultures, pa Corvnebacterium diphttheriae. unusual case of bogen-seleotive, 545 Deafness, occupational, 1036 1113 infection with (J. F. Wicht). 1082-For 1935, CUMBERBATOH, E. P.: Electrotberapy and its DEAR, J. D, (H. C. Maurice WILLIAMS and W. vol. iii, 1203 future. 301-Short-wave therapy, 1104 STEWART): Active immunization against Cosmetic practice. 1040 CUMBERLIDGE, W. I.: Uncomplicated inguinal diphtheria, 1078 (0) COTES-PREEDY, Digby,appointed a county court hernia, 1217 Death, ophthalmoscopic signs of, 46, 366.- S-e judge of Circuit No. 36, 901 CUIMNG, John: Acute fulminatlng agranulo- also Ophthalmoscopic COTTER, Lieut.-Col. E.: Reporton malarial cam- cytic angina, 1142 Death, signs of, 99 paign in Burma, 257 Cuprodine ointment, 1263 DEBONO. P. P., nominated a Member of tie Cotton industry, respiratory dust disease in Cuprodine tincture, 1263 Executive Council of Malta, 1123 (Carl Prausuitz). 403 Curette for adenoids, 1086 Decoratit e Art, 1936, rev., 18 Council,General Medical: Information concern- CURL, Sydney Walter, obituary notice of, 407 DR Koox, S. M.: Abortion, 362 ing tbe study of medicine, 456, 503-Diploma in CURRAN, R. D.: Delirious states, 299 DE LACEAUD, R.: Typhoid fever nine years after Public Health, 503-President re-elected, 1091 CuRRIE. J, R Laboratoru Practioe, rev., 761 inoculation against, 1308 CURTIS-BENNETT, Sir Henry, obituary notice of, DE LA RIVSIRE, R. Dujarric (and N. Kosso- CouNciL, LONDON COUNTY: 1006 VITCH): Les Groupes Sanguins, rev., 167 Annual report for 1934.97-For 1935, vol. iii, 1233 CUSEING. Harvey: From a Surgeon's Journal, DELIcATI, Dr. - Amnesia, 356 Coroner's law and practice in London, 364. See 1915-1918,876-Elected an honorary member of DELIGDIIsc, G.: Diagnosis of wound diph- also Coroners the National Academy of Medicine of Buanos theria, 667 1177 Dental service at the hospitals of improved, Aires, Delinquency, problems of (Helen Boyle), 838- 557 Cushity's Textbook of PharmacologV and Thera- Discussion, 838 Diphtheria Antitoxin, Dosage of: Report of peutics, eleventh edition, rev., 1311 Delinquency, Scientific Treatment of, Institute Departmental Committee, 1266 CUTBILL. L. .J.: Mirror test in pulmonarytuber- for: Courses for social workers, etc., 901 Hospitals, mental, treatment of general para- culosis, 197 Laboratory investigation in Delirious states (Bernard Hart),299. 745(0)-Dis- lysis of the insane at, 1098 phthisis, 354 cussion, 299 Malarial therapy for G.P.I., report on, 234 Cyclopropane anaesthesia. See Anaesthesia DELLER, Sir Edwin, obituary notice of,1173, Maternity service at the hospitals improved, Cyprus, anti-tuberculosis campaign in, 267 " De Morgan's spots," 693 557 CYRIAX, Edgar, Order of the Vasa conferred on, DENNY, Mr.: Homework and physical efficiency, Noise, legislation against, 981 1343 360 Nutrition centres for London sehool children, CytAx, J. H.: Traumatic oedema. 1003 Dental Association. See Association 97 CvxRAx. Richard J.: Henry Lilley Smith, Dental Disease Committee: Report in- Public health, drainage and housing in, 97 M.R.C.S., founder of self-supporting dis- fluence of diet on caries in children's teeth, Retirements from,.557 pensaries, 141 Dental disease and national health (Sir Norman School medical officer's report for 1935, 97 Cyst, pseudo-pancreatic, occurring after chole- Bennett). 1043 Small-pox in (leading article), 818 cystectomy (W. MoN. Niblock), 14 Dental folklore. See Folklore Thoracic surgeons at the hospitals of, 364 Cystitiu, treatment of (G. E. Neligan), 642 Dental problems and preventive medicine. dis Cystoscopy, review of book on, 541 cussion on. 310 COURT, A. C.: Psychotherapy in general practice, Cysts of the mesentery (W. A. Jackman and Dental sepsis (J. A. W. McCluskie 40 E. A. Mayston), 10i9 (0) Humble). 890 COVELL, Lieutenant G.: Report on the Pasteur Dental services, discussion on, 145 Institute. Kasauli, 442 Dental surgery, information concerning tle COWAN. A. F.: Vasospasm after charcoal treat- study of, 517 ment, 1241 de Quervain, F. (and C. WEGELIN): BnJe- CowAN. John, appointed Physician to the King mische Kretinismnus. rev., 629 in Scotland, 193 D DE REDONDOY CARRANCEJA, Arturo, death of. Cox, Alfred: Mechanized medicine, 694-Appre- Dermatitis, cause and treatment of, ciation ofEieut.-Col. Robert Henry Elliot, 1061 DAIN, Guy, testimonial to, 781, 1104 Dermatitis in french polishers (parliamentary -Appreciation of Cyril Courtenay Lord, 1292 DAxi, Henry Drysdale, honorary LL.D. Leeds note), 1291 Cox, G. Lissant: Tuberculosis in childhood and conferred on. 104 Derma,titis, seborrhoeic (G. H. Percival)-, 252, its prophylaxis, 244-Report on tuberculosis in DALR. Sir Henry H. (and J. H. GADDUM): (0) Lancashire, 996 Gefdasserweiternde Stoffe d r Gewebe,76-Honor- Dermatology, landmarks in (leading article), M. CRABBB, J. Sandison: Sterilizing syringes, 572 ary D.Sc. Oxford conferredl on, 262- Chem- Dermatology, preventive myeasures in (R. B. -CRADDOCK, A. L.: Penetrating firework injury, istry and the community, 554-Awarded the MacKenna, s251.581(0)-Discussion,251-CQrre- 1259 _Nobel prize, 930, 979 on, 693 - spondence CRAG, of the eye, 244 of books Jmes: Tuberculosis DALGRTTY, A. B.: Auto-lithotrity," a record Dermatology, review on, 17,133,974 CRAIx, Robert: The blood thirty-five years after of 150 years ago, 1329 Dermatology. See also Skin 627 splenectomy. DALRYMPLE-CHAMPNEYS. Sir Weldon: The isol. DEsCaRAMPs, Pierre-Noel (and Maurice JOURISf): cell growth, CaRAMn, W.: Substances promoting ation hospital, 145 Manuel de Pathologie Medicale, edition. - 781, 997 Damages against a doctor's widow (Connolly rev., 716 in the 698, 744 to, Cramp legs. v. Rubra), 1174 DES VOErx, H. A., presentation JULY-DEC., 1936 INDEX THE BRITm 11 MEDICAL JOURNAL

Deutsche medizinische Wochenschrift for July3rd DocaEz, A. R.: Characteristics of viruses, 253 Duodenal disorders, treatment of (Sibyl East- devoted to fruit as an article of diet, 209- DOCKEPRAY, Gerald C.: Blood groups and wood), 39 Issues a special number on the occasion of the paternity. 1054-Puerperal sepsis, 1106 Duodenal ulcer. See Ulcer Olympic G-ames devoted to the medicine of Doctor, family, the place of, 135 DUPERIE, R.: Typhoid fever nine years after sport, 373- Issue of August 1st devoted to Doctor and general happiness (Lord Horder), 839 innoculation against, 1308 poliomyelitis, 373 For August 7th to the Doctor in Parliament (Sir Francis Fremantle), DUPERRAT, R.: Spontaneous healing of cancer of bacteriology and prophylaxis of diphtheria, 22 skin. 440 411. Doctor. retired, individual protection for, 982. DURAN, Cuellar. death of. 319 Deutsche Militdr?rztlic7le Zeitschrift replaced 1001, 1170 Durham, tuberculosis deaths in (parliamentary by Der Deutsche Mslitdrdlrzt, 107 Doctors in Budapest: numbers, 1305 note), 54, 107-Juvenile health in (parliamen- DR VINE, Major Brennan: Tubercle-free herds, Doctor's horizon (Lord Dawson), 775 tary note), 1175 192 Doctor's mandate in Parliament (Sir Francis Dust disease, tespiratory, in cotton industry DEvoTo, Ltiigi, death of, 696 Fremantle), 1157 report on (Carl Prausnitz), 403 DHINGRA, Sir Behari Lal, obituary notice of, 105 Doctors, overworked, 313 Dust diseases (parliamentary:note), 208 Diabetes in childhood (Wilfrid W. Payne), 298, DODD, Arthur Herbert. obituary notice of, 261 Dust prevention in mine workings (Ivon 960 (0)-Discussion, 298 DODDS, E. C.: Substances promoting growth, Graham), 364 Diabetes, insulin, and tuberculosis (leading 350-(And B. L. NOLE): Hormones of the DYER, B. E.: Increase in distribution area of article), 926 anterior lobe of the pituitary gland, 824-(And typhus and Rocky Mountain spotted fever, 309 Diabetes mellitus among American ex-service R. L. NOBLE): Relation of the hypothalamus DYEKE, S. C.: Disorders of haematopoiesis due to men, 982 to the pituitary gland, 878 - Hormones In toxic substances, 305 -Ilood grouping. 309- Diabetes mellitus, complications of treatment obstetrics and gynaecology, 1106-Blood trans- Agranulocytosis and amidopyrine, 911 (0) of (0. Leyton). 237 fusion fatalities, 1334 Dysentery bacillaemia (P. E. Rothman), 1166 Diabetes, mellitus, management of (H. P. Hims- DODDS, Gladys H.: The Vischer-Bowman test Dysentery, new types of (Major J. S. K. Boyd), 308 worth), 137, 188 for pregnancy, 224 (0) -Discussion, 308 DiabeLes, review of book on, 1198 DODGBON, R. W.: Shellfish and the public Dysmenorrhoea, diathermy in, 268 Diabetic children, clinic for opened at King's health, 169 (0). 249 Dysmenorrhoea, intractable (Harvey Evers), 147 College Hospital. 571 Dogs, Prohibition of Vivisection on (Scotland), Dysmenorriioea. referred pains in (G. W. Diabetic coma, treatment of (R. D. Lawrence), Bill, 1007. See also Vivisection Theobald), 1307 (0) 81 DOMARius, A. von: Grundriss der Inneren Dysmenorrhoea, sympathectomy for (D, J. Diagnosis, case for, 1123. 1178, 1309 Medizin, tenth edition. rev.. 762 Cannon), 177 Diagnosis, physical, history of (W. E. Robert- DOmENECH, F. (and G. MARAIk6N): Variations of Dysphagia with anaemia in a male (E. Watson son). 1034 blood pressure in diseases of the hypophysis, Williams), 1140 (0) Diagnosis, problem in (H. Bernard Bagshaw), 851 (0) Dysphagia due to neck retraction in cerebro- 1309 DONALDSON, Malcolm: Carcinoma of the cervix, spinal fever: a method of treatment (G. Emrys Diagnosis, review of books on, 179,1197 937-Hormones in obstetrics and gynaecology, Harries), 627 Diaphragmatic hernia. See Hernia 1108, 1225 Dysphagia, upper, 769 Diaries and calendars, 1242 1296 Doncaster, scarlet fever outbreak at, 1295 " Dysthymia " (Doris Odlum). 94 Diarrhoeal disease, acute, in infancy (J. W. S. DONOVAN, Francis Desmond, appointed Surgeon Dystocia, pelvic inclination in (Percy Malpas), Blacklock and Stanley Graham), 779 Dentist to the King's Household, 193 1218 Diathermy in dysmenorrhoea, 268 DOOLEY, P. G.: Benzedrine in narcolepsy, 161 DIcx, Lieut.-Col. A. MaeD., appointed Honorary DORE, Ernest: British spas, 405 Surgeon to the Viceroy, 319 DOTT, Norman M.: Bitemporal hemianopia, 296 DIcx, J. Stavely: Cervical gland tuberculosis, -(And J. H. BIGGART): Pituitary tuwours, 739 1153, 1206 E DIcas, Russell L. (and Richard C. CABOT): The DOUGAL, D.: Pelvic inclination in dystocia. Art of Ministerinlg to the Sick, rev., 337 1219-Ovarian arrhenoblastona, 1220 EAGER, Gnrth, obituary notice of, 1240, 1293 DICK0oN. D. Elliot: The morbid miner, 1296 DoUGLAs-GORDON, Neil Treatmentof fractures, I EAGER, Richard: Occupational therapy, 1102 Dictionarv of Dental Science antd Art, rev.. 1199 841 I EAGLES, G. Hardy: Possible virus aetiology in DIEPGEN, P. (and L. AsCHOFF): Kurze Uber- DOUTHWAITB, A. H.: Treatment of obesity, 345- rheumatoid arthritis, 253 sichtstabelle zur Geschichte der Medizin, Gastrogenous polyneuritis, 535(0) Ear aspirator, 74 third edition, rev., 429 DOvEY. Edward: Prophylaxis of tuberculosis in Ear, middle, acute streptococcal infection of Diet, chlorine free, 787 childhood. 245 (W. M. Mollison), 247, 615 (0)-Discussion, 247 Diet. defective. remedy for (E. P. Cathcart), 691 DOYLE, F. W.: Subacute endocarditis, 1106 Ear, the nose, and the throat (Sir StClair Thom- Diet in relation to physical efficiency (G. E. Drainage in London, 97 son), 899 Friendl, 267 (0), 359 Drainage, suprapubic, 1144 EARDLEY, A. W. B.% Case of Landry's paralysis, Diet and the teeth (leading article), 287 Dresden: A new society," Deutsche Gesellsochaft 1335 Diet, vegetable, raw, in chronic rheumatism fUr Hygiene," formed in, 791 EAST, Terence (and Curtis BAIN): Recent Ad- (Dorothy Hare). 837 Dressing fastener (expedo), 976 vances in Cardiology, third edition, rev., 125 Dietary surveys in rural areas. 840. See also Drink. See Alcohol EAST, W. Norwood: Medical A8pect8 of Crime, Nutrition Dropsy, epidemic, inquiry into nature of, 1177 rev 17 DIzTHBIM, 0. A.: Typhus fever in New South Drug addiction and mental health (Doris M. EASTWOOD. Sibyl: Treatment of gastric and Wales, 215 Odlum), 194 duodenal disorders, 39 Digitalis and calcium, 80 Drug addiction, prevalence of (parliamentary EASTWOOD, W. J.: Hallux rigidus and valgus, DILLING, Walter J. (and Samiiel HALLAM): note), 316 784 Dental Materia Medica, Pharmacology anid. Drug convention, ratification of (parliamentary EaCLEs, J. C.: Correlation of electrical and Therapeutics, rev., 73, note), 1009 mechanical responses of smooth muscle. 302 DILLON, Frederick: Bromide intoxication, 1286 Drug habits, therapeutics of, 980 Ectopic gestation. See Gestation Diphtheria antitoxin, dosage of: Report of Drug idiosyncrasy (leading article), 232 EDBROOKE, F. R.: Air raid precautions, 1159 Departmental Committee, 1266 Drug traffic: Anti-narcotic activity in Egypt, 233 EDEN, T. Watts, reviews Johtn Whit rtdge Diphtheria antitoxin. illustrative cases follow- Drugs, dangerous, control of, League of Nations Williams, 283 ing (E. Peluffo and E. E. Emeric). 1158 and, 1091 EDRR. David, memorial to, 846 Diphtheria co-existent with scarlet fever (A. Drugs, dangerous, illicit traffic in, report, 398 Edinburgh. See Scotland Zabin), 1231 Drugs, dangerous, traffic in the United Kingdom, EDMUNDS, C. W. (and J. A. GUJNN): Cutshnsv's Diphtheria, control of (R. A. O'Brien), 253. Dis- 629 Textbook of Pharmacology and Therapeutics, cussion. 253 Drugs, influence of on biliary pain, 1203 or the Action of Drugs in Health and Disease, Diphtheria: Corynebacterium diphtheriae, DRUMMOND, I. M.: Homework and physical eleventh edition, rev., 1311 unusual case of infection with (J. F. Wicht). education, 359 Education Bill, 105, 156, 315-Hours of employ- 1082 DUBARRY, J.: Typhoid fever nine years after ment of children, 105-Royal Assent to, 315 Diphtheria in Holland, 320 innoculation against, 1308 Fducation (Scotland) Bill, 105, 156, 202, 206, 264, Diphtheria immunization at Aberdeen. 403 Dublin. See Ireland 315-Medical attention for unemployt d Diphtheria immunization, active (relative value DJUCEIWORTH. F. it. G.: Homework and physical juveniles in, 206-Royal assent to, 315 of two methods as shown by subsequent education, 359 Education Department, Scottish: Appointments, Schick testing (H. C. Maurice Williams, J. D. DUDLEY, Surgeon Rear-Admiral S. F.: Industry 691 Dear, and W. Stewart), 1078 (0)-Correspond- and State medicine, 1162 Education for general practice. See Medical ence, 1230, 1335 DUGGAR, Benjamin M. (editor) Biological curriculum Diphtheria immunization by alum-precipitated Effects ofRadiation, rev., 1311 Educational number, 1936, 436 toxoid, 738 DuIHIG. J. V.: Prophylaxis of tuberculosis in EDWARD VIII, King: Medical appointments to Diphtheria of larynx. conservative treatment of childhood. 245-, 306 the Household of, 193-Abdication of, 1264 (James Hay Clark), 66 (0)-Correspondence, 198 DUKE, Lyndhurst: Biology of the trypanosomes EDWARDt, F. Ronald: Surgery of pulmonary Diphtheria mortality in the United States, 267 of man in Africa, 937 tuberculosis, 349-Local and splanchnic anaes- Dlphtheriaoutbreak at Golborne, 209 DuKE-Elder, Sir Stewart: Appointed Surgeon thesia in gastric surgery, 937 Diphtheria, prophylaxis of, 743 Oculist to the King, 193-Tuberculosis of the EDWARDS, George: The anaesthetist in the Diphtheria, review of book on. 718 eye, 243 theatre, 1204 Diphtheria, vaccination against compulsory in DuKES, Cuthbert: Urinary calculi, 38 EDWARDS, flarold Clifford: Surgical Emergenl- France. 447 DUKES, Ethel: Neurosis in the child, 94 cies in Children, rev., 336 Diphtheria, wound, diagnosis of (G. Deligdisch), DULOINE, M.: The acute rheumatic attack, 713 EDWARDS, Peter W.: Mirror test in pulmonary 667 DUNCAN, Peter, presentation to, 1066 tubereulosis, 197-Laboratory investigations Diploma, special, information concerning, 515 Dundee. See Scotland in phthisis. 354 Directory, British Waterworks, rev., 975 DUNHILL, Sir Thomas: Appointed Surgeon to EDWARDS, Richard John Lloyd, obituary notice Dioolaimers, 268, 572, 656. 956. 1178 the King, 193-Anatomical variations of the of, 102 Disease, causes of, review of book on, 921 alimentary tract, 1215 EDWARDS, Tudor: Spontaneous pneumothorax, Diseases, industrial: Medical advice forclaimant DUNJKERLEY, A. H.: Chlorosis and epilepsy, 71- 355 (parliamentary note), 1009 Rigid neck in Parkinsonism, 902 EGGLIETON, M. Grace: Muscular Exercise, rev., Disinfeetant: "amphyl," 924 DUNLOP, B.: Problems of population, 792, 902- 226 Disinfeation, review of book on, 923 Population policy, 902 Eggs, Chinese liquid. examination of in Bristol, Dispensary, St. Marylebone General, united with DUNLOP, Derrick Melville: Appointed to the report on, 365 the Western General Dispensary, 955 chair of therapeutics at Edinbtirgh, 149 - Eggshell in trachea, 715 District nursing. See Nursing Modern tendencies in treatment, 886 Egypt: Anti-narcotic activity in, 233 - Treaty Diverticula of the stomach (Reginald T. Payne). DUNN, J. Shaw, appointed to the Chair of with (parliamentary note), 1120 968. (0)-Correspondence on, 1051 Pathology at Glasgow Western Infirmary, 1165 EIDINOW, Albert: Short-wave therapy, 1105 DiviNE, D.: Cyclopropane anaesthesia, 356 DUTNN. Naughton: Treatment of spinal cord and EINSTEIN, Albert (and others): Memorial to tivorce Bill, 1066 nerve root lesions,304-Fractures in the region David Eder, 846 Divorce for insanity, 1066, 1121. 1340. See also of the elbow-joint, 352, 663(0) ELAM, John: National maternity service, 949 Marriage Bill DUNNING, William B. (and S. Ellsworth DAVEN- Elastoplast, fifteen months in. 210 DIXON, G. B.: Examination of tuberculosis con- PORT): A Dictionary of Dental Science and Elbow, fractures of. See Fractures tacts, 191 Art, rev., 1199 Elbow, tennis, 1039 DnxON, G. Joly: Ophthalmoscopic signs of death, DUNSTONE, L. J., appointed Serving Brother of Electrical aids to hearing. See Hearing 46 the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 12 Electrical stimulation, 693 THE BRITISH 12 JULY-DEC., 1936 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Electricity, museum illustrating injuries Epilepsy, International League against. 725 Federation of the Medical Scientifie Societies of caused by, attached to the General Hospital EPPINGER, Hans (Hans KAUNITZ and Hans North Africa: Annual meetinag, 1156, at Vienna, 55 POPPER): Die Serdse Entzunduna eifie Per- Feeding costs at children's homes, variations in, Electrotechnics, review of book on. 1085 meabilitdts-Pathologie, rev., 227 (parliamentary note), 54 Electrotherapeutics, review of book on 180 Epsom College. See College FEGEN. C. M.: Individual protection for retired Electrotherapy and its future (W. J. Turrell). Ergometrine (J. Chassar Moir). 243, 799 (0) practitioners, 1170 301, 1022 (0)-Discussion, 301-Correspondence Ergometrine: The possibility of idiosyncrasy FELDMAN, W. M1.: Blood groups and paternity, on, 1242. See also Hospital policy and organiza- (J. Chasear Moir), 1028 895-Conjoined twins, 1113 tion Eruption on face, 656 FELIX, A.: Serum treatmeptof typhoid fe.ver, 309 ELEY, A. W. Vaughan: Treatment of fragtures, EssERa, J. F. S.: " Biological Flaps," translated Fellowship of Medicine, information concerning, 1053 into Spanish. 393 495. See also Post-graduate ELFORD, W. J.: Particle size of viruses, 253 Estimates, supplementary: Defence forces, FELTON, Lloyd D.: Prophylaxis of pneumonia, ELKAN, Edward R.: A gynaecological calendar, 105, 202-Scottish. 156, 206-Ministry of Health, 245-Serum treatment of pneumonia, 308 162 156, 202, 264-Board of Trade, 156-Board of FENTON, James Health propaganda, 1100 ELKINGTON: Spinal arachnoiditis, 435 Control, 26- Scientific investigation, 264- FERGUSON, Archibald, obituary notice of, 741 ELKINGTON, Ernest Alfred, obituary notice of, Broadmoor Criminal lunatic Asylum, 264 FERGUSON, Fergus R.: Anmnesia, 356 1172 Ether anaesthesia. See Anaesthesia FERIIO Y MONTOTO, J. A.: Subacute staphyloccal ELLIOT, Lieut.-Colonel Robert Henry: Death of, Ether convulsions. See Convulsions spondylitis, 872 983-Obituary notice of, 1061 Ether vinyl: a new method of administration FERRIS, Lieut.-Col. John Edward Oharnock, ELLIOT. Right Hon. Walter, appointed Secretary (Victor Goldman), 122 (0) obituary notice of, 260 of State for Scotland, 930 Euthanasia, review of book on, 922 FERRIS-SCO1 T, L.: Motor car insurance, 1336 ELLIOTT, Arthur G.: Safe catgut, 1169 Euthanussia. voluntary: Discussion at Hun- Ferrous chloride, citrated, 763 ELLIOTT, Lieut -Colonel Charles Roulston, obit- terian Society of London, 1047-Correspondence Fever, cerebro-spinal, dysphagia due to neck uary notice of, 953 on, 1116,1170 retraction in (G. Emrys Harries), 627 ELLIS, G. Ronald: Partial thoracic stomach, Euthanasia, voluntary, ethics and common Fever, enteric. Bournemouth outbreak, 545, 1166, 13(0) sense of, 405, 445 1176-Parliamentary note, 1176 ELLIS, Havelock: Studies in the Psychology of Euthanasia, Voluntary (Legalization) Bill, 1007, Fever, enteric, carriers of, 895 Sex, rev., 285 1009,1175. 1203,1232-Rejected by the House of Fever, enteric. compulsory vaccination against ELLIS, L. B.: Vasomotor disturbances and IJords, 1175-Debate in the Lords. 1232 in France, 447 oedema associated with cerebral hemiplegia, EVANS. Horace: Treatment of acute nephritis, Fever, enteric, in France, 185 1017 400 Fever, enteric, in Glasgow, 942 ELLIS, R. W. B.: Obesity in children, 246 EVANS, Jameson a Tuberculosis of the eye, 243 Fever, enteric. inoculation against followed by ELLIsTON. CaPtain G. S.: Dental desease and EvANs, W. G.: Mixed tumour of the palate, 1141 a severe attack nine years later (R. DupAri6, national health, 1044 -Cod-liver oil in external eye affections, A. Fontan, J. Dubarry, and R. De Laohaud), ELLM&N, Philip:-Sanatoria for rheumatism: a 1288 1308 plea, 1050-Lymphadenoma, 1163 Evs, C.: A bureau of geographical medicine, Fever. enteric, Parkinsonism in (R. J. H. Sil- ELMSUIE. R. C.: Treatment of fractures, 42- 840 vestre). 1308 Presentation to, 737 EVERIDGE, John: IUrinary antiseptics, 1047 Fever, enteric. serum treatment of (A. Felix), 309 EHBLhTON, D.: Rhythmical agranulocytosis, EVERINGTON, Herbert D.: Signs of death, 99 -(R. Robertson and H. Yu), 1138 (0) 1258 EvERa. Harvey: Intractable dysmenorrhea, 147 Fever, enteric, sporadic, a source of infectioin, Embolism, paradoxical (Ronald Jones), 225 Evolution, review of book on, 15 739 Embryology, experimental, problems of (C. H. Evolutionary progress (leadinig article), 543 Fever, enteric. in the United States, 411 Waddington), 245, 862 (0) Examinations as a path to freedomn (C. M. Fever hospital. See Hospisal. national mobile Emergencies, review of books on, 285, 336 Wilson), 449 (0)-Correspondence on, 607. 650 Fever, paratyphoid, in Glasgow, 942 EMERIC, E. E.: Illustrative cases following Examinations, university, consistency of (W. Fever, rat-bite. in Poland, 985 diphtheria antitoxin. 1158 Gilbert Millar), 1209-Correspondence on, 1285 Fever, scarlet, co-existent with diphtheria EBnphysema. spontaneous surgical. In children Examinations, use and ahuse of (Madison (A. Zabin) 1231 (A. G. Watkins). 965 (0) Bentley), 634-Discussion, 634 Fever, scarlet, at Doncaster, 1295 Emphysematous blebs and bullae, 186 Exanthema subitum (P. Fischof), 239 Fever, scarlet, in tropical and subtropical Empire Health Week, 656 Exercise, review of books on, 226, 1143 countries (S. Sen and K. C. Cbaudhuri), 720 Employment of children. See Children Expedo dressing fastener. 976 Fever therapy. conference on postponed until Employment of Women and Young Persons Expenditure, working-class family, inquiry into Uarch-April, 1937.107 Bill, 156-Royal assent to, 156 (parliamentary note), 1175 Fever, typhus, in New South Wales, 215 Emulsions, review of book on, 540, 656-A cor- Experts, civil rights of, 406 Fever, undulant, In Malta, 850 rection, 656 Expiring Laws Continuance Bill, 1057, 1232,1289 Fever, yellow, in East Africa, 554 Encephalitis, lethargic, outbreak in Tokio, 209 Eye affections, external, cod-liver oil in, 785, Fibrosis of lungs and alumina dust (parlia- Encephalitis, post-encephalitic Parkinsonism 1288-Fat-soluible vitamins in, 945 mentary note), 1235 treated by scopolamine to be deprecated Eye in lepro-y (E. F. King). 297 Fibrositis and chronic rheumatism (R. G. (S. Muntner), 774 Eye movement, conjugate, and body posture, 821 Gordon), 1243 (0) Encephalitis: Post-encephalitic Parkinsonism, Eye, review of books on, 674, 1084 FIELDEOUSE, Arthur (and E. E*art FIELD- rigid neck in, 902 Eye shield, an industrial, 976 HOUSE): Income Tax Simplified, thirteenth Endocarditis. septic, subacute (Lord Horder), Eye. tuberculosis of (F. A. Williamson-Noble), edition, rev., 975 194 243, 907 (O0-Discussion, 243-Correspondence FIESSINGER, Noel: Traitemeutt des Ictrres Infec- Endocrine gland, the pineal body as an (leading on, 405, 608 tieux, rev , 181 article), 544 Eye, tuberculous lesions in the, 405 Film, a nutrition, 849 Endocrine puzzles (leading-article), 978 Eyes, blinking, winking, and closure of the,79 Finance Bill, 53, 105.156, 202-Royal dssent to, 202 Eyes. See also Ophthalmology FINDLAY, G. M.: Mechanism of virus immunity, ENDOORINES IN THEORY AND PRACTICE: 308 Endocrinology, present position of (Sir Walter FINER, I.: Epidemic nausea and vomiting, 98 Langdon-Brown), 772 Fingard " inhalation treatment (parliamentary Hormones of the anterior lobe of the pituitary note), 266 gland (E. C. Dodds and R. L. Noble). 824 Finger dressing, 677 Hyperoituitarism (S. Levy Simpson). 931 FINGER, Ernst: Eightietlh birthday, 320 lvIpopituitarism (Sir Walter Langdon-Brown), Finger, " mallet," complete repair of (Basil 984 Mfrrriman), 760, 1056-Correspondence on, 897. Hypothalamus, relation of to the pituitary Facial eruption, 656 1056 gland (E. C. Dodds and R. L. Noble), 878 Factories Bill, 316, 898-Campaign for, 898 FINGERLAND, A.: Pathogenic streptococci, 254 Pituitary gland, extract of the posterior lobe Factories, trained nurses in, 652 Fingers, "tulip," 77 of the (O Leyton), 1041 Factories and works)ops, report of Chief In- FINLATSOI$. F. H.: Prognosis of carcinoma of the Pitulitary tumours (J. H. Biggart and N. M. spector of, 1935, 397-Safety and health of cervix, 1075 (0) Dott), 1153, 1206 induntrial wnrkers, 397 FINZI. N. S. Diagnosis of subacute obstruction Pregnancy, early diagnosis of, laboratory tests Factory girls, holidays for, 572 of small intestines, 303-X-ray therapy in deep- for(F. A. E. Crew), 1092 Factory surgeons, certifying (parliamentary seated malignancy, 303, 744-A correction, 744 Thyroid gland, chemistry of (Charles Robert note), 316. See also Certifying Firearms Bill, 1120 Harington). 1269 FAHMY, E. C.: Health and maternity problems, Firework injury, penetrating (A. L. Craddock), Thyroid gland, physiology of (Charles Robert 780 1259 Harington). 1320 FAHRENHEIT, Gabriel Daniel, bicentary of the FIRMAN-EDWARDS, L. P. L.: Staining for retit- death of, 597 ulocytes, 1295 Endocrinology, review of books on, 16,428. 1198 FAICHNIE, Colonel Norman. obituary notice of.55 First aid in chemical warfare, 781. See also Endocrinology, series on, 769 FAIRBAIRN, W. R. D. : Late sequels of war stress, Air raid Endocrinotherapy, physical methods in (A. P. morbid grievances, 90 FISCHER, Anton: Myalgia in rheumatic diseases, Cawadias), 215 (0)-Discussion, 302 FAIBJROTHER, R. W.: Influlensa, 1282 604 Endometrioma vulvae (T. N. A. Jeffcoate), 1219 FAIRFIELD, Letitia: Co-operation betweenpublic FIscEoF, P.: Exanthema subitum, 239 ENGLAND, D.: Laboratory investigations in health services. 192 Fish Diseases Bill, 1007. 1120, 1232 phthisis. 354 FAIRLEY, Hamilton: Immunity against animal FISH, E. W.: Dental sepsis, 310 - Impacted wis- ENGLkND, N. J.: Prophylaxis of tuberculosis in parasites, 309 dom teeth. 1045 childhood., 245- Pulmonary tuberculosis and FALK. I. S.: Secus'ity Against Sickness. A Studv Fish workers, Weil's disease among, 1048 pregnanc'v, 841 of Health Insurance, rev., 866 FISEENDEN, Margaret: Atmospheric pollution, ENGLISH, Sir Crisp: Advice to medical students, Family doctor. See Doctor 836 728 Family expenditure. See Bxpenditure FISHER. A. G. Timbrell, elected a corresponding ENGLISH, W. L.: Problems of chance in clinical FARGIN-FAYOLLE (and others): Pat hologie member of the American Academy of Ortho- work. 698 Dentaire, rev., 284 paedic Surgeons, 55- Uses and abuses of EBtamoeba histolvtica infection of the urinary FARQUHARSON, John Malcolm, obituary notice, manipulative surgery. 304 - Sanatoria for tract(R. Bacbrach), 1195 of, 318 rheumatism: a plea, 1050 Eauresis, aetiology and treatment of (Henri Fat-soluble vitamins. See Vitamins FISHER, Mary: Anaemia and toxaemia of preg- Godlewski) 1222 Fatigue in industry (H. E. Collier), 553.1322 nancy, 648 Enzvmologia: First two issues. rev., 814 FAuSsET, Herbert John, obitUtary notice of, 790 FISHER. R. B.: Anaemia and toxaemia of preg- Epidemic in the department of Okayama (G. FAYLE, Lieut.-Colouel Robert James Leech, nancy, 648 Negiski and fK. Omori). 217 obituary notice of, 742 Fissure (E. C. Lewis), 993 Epidemic of nausea, etc., in Surrey, 16]. See also FEARON, W.: Calcium metabolism, 148 Fistula (E. C. Lewis), 993 Water supply FEARON. W. B.: Nutri tional Factors in Disease, Fistula. vesico-vaginal, 260 Epidemics, milk-borne, 646 rev., 1143 FITZGERLD. E. J.: Death rate for tuberculosis Epidermophytia interdigitalis. See Fungi FEATHERSTONE. H. W.: Anaestbetics in labour, in mental hospitals, 100 Epididymo-orchitis, pneumococcal, as a com- 357-Carbon dioxide absorption from anaes- FITzGrIBBON. Gibbon: Birth control and plication of lobar pneumonia (J. V. Landor thetic atmospheres, 735 maternal mortality, 1115 and B. B. Sreenivasan), 427 F6d6ration HospitaliAre de France, new name of FITZWILLIAMS, Duncan C. L.: Treatment of Epilepsy, ageincidencein (A. J. M. Butter), 714 the F6dkration des Unions HospitaliAres de tetanus, 738 EpI,epsy and cblorosis (A. H. Dunkerley), 71 France, 70 Flag days for hospitals in London 1242 THE BRITnss 13 JULY-DEC., 1936 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Flatulence and epigastric discomfort (J. A. Ryle), FRANCE (continued): GARDINER, William Guthrie, estate and bequest 293, 906 (0)-Discusaion, 293 F6deration Hospitali&re de France, 70 of, 849 FLEmING, A.: Selective bacteriostasis, 254- General Assembly of French Medicine to GARDINER-HILL, H.: Obesity in children, 246- Staphylococcal infections treated with toxoid, meet in Paris (1937),1177 Hormones in obstetrics and gynaecology, 1106 309 Heart disease, mortality from, 161 GABDNER, A.: Problems of chance in clinical FLEMING. Robert: Sedimentometers, 1230 Medical student, welfare of the, 885 work, 560-Care of the sea-sick, 1055 FLEMMM1NG, Cecil: A modified Braun's splint, Paris Faculty of Medicine, foundation stone GARDNER, A. D.: Control of whooping-cough, 228 of new building laid, 1241 253 FLEMMNG, Charles E. B.: Medical education Pharmiaceutical preparations, preventive or GARDNER, G. S., called to the Bar, 55 and examinations, 650 curative, only to be sold by chemists, 571 GARDNER, H. Willoughby: Appreciation of FLETCHER. N. Corbet, appointed surgeon-in- Pomaret Bill, 1124, 1343 Ernest Alfred Elkington, 1172 chief of the St. John Ambuilance Brigade, 55. Pourqiuoi-Pas ? public funeral for the crew of GARLAND, Hugh G.: A disclaimer, 1178 196 thle, 791. 885 GARLE, Henry Ernesti Social Hygiene To-day, FLETCHER. Sir Walter, memorial to, 1049 Professional animosities, 1222 rev., 814 FLEURY(and others): Pathologie Dentaire,rev., Public health survey, 1222 GARROD, .. P.: Chronic ulcerative colitis, 889 284 Retirement compulsory for various classes of Geas and air machine for midwifery, a portable, FLOOD, F. C. Late sequels of head injuries, 891 intellectual workers, 411, 1124, 1343 630, 1263 FLOOD, J. C.: Calcium metabolism, 148 Sera, therapeutic, new decree re manufacture Gas attacks: Anti-gas measures, 439-Appoint- Fluid from burned areas, toxicity of (A. N. Rox- and sale of, 1295 ment of medical instructors, 439, 776-The burgh), 241 Surgery in the next war, 885 problem of gas defence. 816-Anti-gas devices, Flying, Medical Examinatio,l for Fitness for Vacciniition, compuilsory, against typhoid 1043.-Protection against (parliamentary note), (IRoyal Air For ce andcl Civil), fourth edition, fever, diphtheria and tetanus, 447 1234. See also Air raid 1151 Venereal disease reforms in prospect, 1222 Gas detectors for mines, automatic, experi- Foetus. origins of movements in the (Sir Joseph Vogue of tle sympathetic, 885 ments in (parliamentary note), 201 Barcroft), 295- Discussion, 295-A correction, Whither medicine ? 885 Gas, domestic, heating by, report of committee, 448 1328 FOLEY, C. H.: Diphtheria immunization, 1230 FRANCIS, Richard: Acuite streptococcal infection Gas equipment for laboratories, 792 Folklore, dental: An appeal for material, 1336 of the ear and nasopharynx. 248 Gas and oxygen apparatus, dental, 1313 FOLLIET. Dr.: Les Tcchniques Thermales d'A ix- FRANCON Dr.: Radiology in arthritis, 604 Gas, poison. See Gas attacks les-Bains et leutr Applications Clintiques. 902 FRANKLIN, K. J.: Apparatus for amplifying and Gastric disorders, treatment of (Sibyl FONTAN, A.: Typhoid fever nine years after recording fine movements, 302-The Oxford Eastwood), 39 inoculation against, 1308 Medical School, 354 Gastric surgery, local and splanchnic anaes- Food distribution, discussion on, 145 FRASER, Francis R.: Appreciation of Edgar thesia in (PF. Ronald Edwards), 939 Food Investigation Board: Report, 877 Hartley Kett!e, 1237 Gastrogenous polyneuritis. See Polyneturitis Food passages, review of book on diseases of, FRASER, John. appointed Surgeon to the King GATES, R. Ruggles: Evolution of blood groups, 1029 in Scotland, 193 554-Blood transfusion, 1169 Food storage, problems of. 877 FRASER, -John: Waiting lists of voluntary hos- GAUNT, Lieut.-Colonel John Keiinedy, obituary Food values and cooking, report on, 1088 pitals, 42 notice of, 1340 FORBES, John: On percussioSI of the Chest, beinlg FRAZER, W. M.: Report on the Port of Liverpool, GAUVAIN, Sir Henry: Atmospheric pollutionand a Translationt of Auenbrugger's original 41-Report on tOe health of the City of Liver- surgical tuberculosis, 835 Treatise entitled Iniventtum Novum ex Per- pool, 311 GAY, Frederick P. (and others): Agents of c7ssioune Thoracis Humani, etc. (Vienna, 1761), Free State. See Ireland Disease anid Host Resistance. Includina the 402 FREEMAN, John: Myalgia in rheumatiediseases, Principles of Immunology, Bacteriology. M'yco- FORD, R. Kelson: A Short Ante-Natal antd Post- 604 logy, Protozoology, Parasitology, and Virus Natal Handbook, rev 591 FREMANTLE, Sir Francis: Macalister Lecture Disease.s, rev., 921 Foreign bodies in the cornea, 610 on the doctor in Parlament, 22-Electro- Gazette des H6pitaux for July 29th devoted to Foreign body in trachea, an untusual-eggshell therapy and its future, 301-Physical methods radiology in 1935, 411 (A. Browlie Smith), 715 in endocrinology, 302 - Chadwick Lecture on GEBBIE, N.: Report on health of Hull, 1224 Foreign countries, con(litions of practice in, 512 the doctor's nmandate in Parliament, 1157-Air General Medical Council. See Council Forensic medicine, review of book on, 924 raid precautions, 1159 General practitioner, specialist, and public (W. FORREST, Lieut.-Col. Thomas, obittuary notice French polishers, dermatitis in (parliamentary T. F. Davies), 362 of, 262 note), 1291 Geneva Convention Bill, 1175, 1289 FORSTER, W. M.: Foreigtn bodies in the cornea, FRENCKNER, Paul: X-ray diagnosis of sinus Genito-urinary diseases, review of book on, 762. 610 thrombosis, 1279 See also Urology FoRT, Henry Mellor, obituary notice of, 373 FRENKEL, tI. S. Virus of foot-and-mouth GENNER, V.: By-EPffects in Salvarsan Therary FORTUNE, George Roy, obituary notice of, 568 disease, 253 and their Preveittion, With Special Reference FOTEHERGILL, E, Rtowland: Fothergill Testi- FREUD, Sigmund, elected a foreign maember of to the Liver Funetion. rev., 813 monial Fund, 652 the Royal Society, 31 Geographical medicine, See Medicine Fothergill Testimonial Fund, 634, 652 FREUND, Ernst- Nature of myalgia, 604 GEORGE VT, accession of, 1264 FOULDS. L.: Virnses in relation to cancer, 242 FREW, Robert S.: Diseases in Chtildhlood : A GEORGE, William H.:-The Scientist in Action: FOULERTON, H. P.: Late sequels of war stress, Clinical Study-Thle First Year, rev., 180 A Scientific Study of Hlis Methods, rev., 1261 91 FRIEL, A. R.: Drainage of the maxillary sinus, GERLACa, F.: Inoculation against infectious Fox, George Henry, ninetieth birthday of, 1177 99-Hospital policy and organization, 1171 diseases, 309 Fox, H. Munro: Mletabolism of poikilothermal FRIEND, G. E. Diet in relation to physical Germany: Blood examination for alcohol in animals in different latitudes, 1045 efficiency, 276 (0), 359 connexion with traffic accidents, 1177- Fox, J. Tylor: Occupational therapy, 1102 Friendly societies and tuberculosis in Wales. 604 Jewish doctors in Berlin: numb rs, 1295- Fox, R. Fortescue, elected an honorary member FRITSCH, E. (and NI. SCHUBART): Einfilhrutg in Malignant disease, deathis from, 1065 of the Austrian Society of Balneology and die Kurzwellentherapie. Behandlungstechnilc -NeW society, " Deutsche Gesellsclieft ftir Pbysicotherapy, 902 utnid Indikationen, rev., 1199 Hygiene," founded in Dresden, 791-Physical Fracture clinic at Cardiff. 941 From a Suraeonq's Journal. 695 treatmient in (leading article), 595- Weil's Fracture clinic of the Kent and Sussex Hospital: FRY, L S.- Tuberculosis of cervical glands, 1114 disease in laboratory experiments, new in- Report (W. Hervey Gervis), 640 FRYER, E. H.: Roads, vebicles, and motorists, 602 structions re, 791 Fracture of elbow. See Fractures FULLER, C. J.: Polycythaeuiia vera, 1220 GERRARD, Dr.: Pelvic inclination in dystocia, Fracture of the internal epicondyle of the FULLERTON, Harold W.: Anaemias in poor-class 1219 humerus (S. L. Higgs), 352, 666 (0) women, with special reference to pregnancy GERRARD, E. A.: Caesarean section, 1280 Fracture of the olecranon process (George and menstruation, 523 (0) - Hypochromic GERULANOS, Marinos, nominated honorary doc- Perkins), 352. 668 (0) anaemias of pregnancy and the puerperium, tor of the University of Heidelberg, 267 Fracture of the radial head (N. St. J. G. D. 577 (0) GERVIs, W. Harvey: Report on the fracture B uxton), 352, 665 (0) FULTON, J. Struthers: X-ray therapy in deep- clinic of the Kent and Sussex Hospital, 640 Fracture, fissured, of head of radius (W. Lees seated malignancy, 303, 671 (0) Gestation, ectopic, ruptured: Implantation in Templeton), 811-Correspondence on, 946 Fund, King Edward's Hospital: Annual report, interstitial portion of the tube (A. McDowall), Fracture-dislocation of the cervical spine and 96-Further gift for its radium fund from Mr. 390 its open reduction (F. C. Pybus), 860 (0) Roger Parr, 131-Gift to, 161-Statistical report, Gestation. See also Pregnancy Fractures in the region of the elbow-joint 403-Distribution meeting, 1327-Out-patient GHosE. B. N.: Addendum totheBritishPharma- (Naughton Dunn), 352, 633 (0)-Discussion, time-table, new issue of, 1333 copoeia, 1170 352 Fund, Royal Mledical Benevolent : Centenary GIBBONs, Arthur P., appointed Master of the Fractures of the larynx (A. Laskiewicz), 964 appeal, 258-Christmas gift fund, 691, 1050 Society of Apothecaries, 547 Fractures of the neck of the femiiur, intra- Fund, Sherman Bigg, 1166 GIBSON, A. Keith: A national maternity service, capsular, treatment of. 294 Fungi, interdigital, in Copenhagen (S. Lomholt). 648 Fractures of the neck of the femur treated bv 1136 GIBSON, H. E.: Diathermy in dysmeniorrhoea, the abduction method (Royal Whitman), 167 Fungus infections of hands and feet, diagnosis 268 (0), 294-Discussion, 294 of (F. Wise and J. Wolf), 1022 GIBSON, Paul C.: Thermostatic intravenous Fractures of the neck of the femur treated by FURBER, E. P.: Carcinoma of the cervix, 937 apparatus, 430 open operation (E. W. Hey Groves), 88 GIBSON, Robert McLean, obituary notice of, Fractures of the neck of the femur treated by 156 a simplified technique for the introduction of GILES, J. A.: Report on experinments on ani- the Smith-Petersen nail' (Ernest W. Hey mals, 398 Groves). 593 G GILFORD, Hastings* Abnormal growth and the Fractures, post-graduate course in, 399 cancer problem. 999 Fractures, review of book on, 228 GADDUM. J. H. (and Sir Henry H. DALE): GILLESPIE, Archibald, obituary notice of, 741 Fractures, treatment of, 841, 1053, 1167 Gel sserwveiternde Stoffe der Gewebe, 76 GILLESPIE. J. R.: Pulmonary tuberculosis in Fractures, treatment of (R. C. Elmslie), 42- GAIRDNER, James, framed portrait of accepted pregnancy, 296 (George Perkins), 1165 by Town Conncil of Crieff, 1123 GILLESPIE, R. D Amnesia, 355, 1179 (0)- Fraetures, treatment in Manchester, 195 Gall-stones with cancer of colon (R. Wayland Nervous breakdown, 634 Fractures, vitamins and the healing of, 980 Smith and C. R. Wroth), 1221. GILLETT. H. T.: Acute streptococcal infection FRAENKEL Ernst M., Treatment of tetanus, 259 Galway County: Ophthalmic examinations in, of the ear and nasopharynx, 247 325 GILLIEs, Sir Harold: Skin defects limiting joint FRANCE: Ganglia, sympathetic, alcohol injection of. 79 movement, 1164 Aero-medical studies centre at Rheims, 319 Ganglionectomy in the treatmnent of severe GILMOUR, John: Protusio acetabuli, 1174 Alcoholism, campaign against, 411 polyarthritis and osteo-arthritis (Archibald GILMOUR, W. H.- Dental services, 145 CHARCOT. Jean, funeral of, 885 Young), 375 (0) GiPPS, Fleet Surgeon Alexander George Pem- Climatology. meteorology, and pathological GANTT, W. Horsley: A medical review of Soviet berton, obituary notice of, 104 aspects of Paris (B. Villaret), 609 Russia, 19, 128 GIRDLESTONE, G. R.: Treatment of chronic Cremation in, report on. 734 GARDE, G. W.: Sedimentometers, 1056 rheumatism, 240-Treatment of spinal cord "Crin de Florence," supply of, 1011 Gardens and Gardening. rev., 18 and nerveroot lesions 304-Treatient of hallux Deafness, league against, founded at Nice, 977 GARDINER. Sir Frederick: His gift to the Uni- valgus and rigidus, 693. 894 Enteric fever in, 185 versity of Glasgow for the endowment of GIIRI, D. V.: Tuberculosis of the eye, 244- Enuresis aetiology and treatment of, 1222 medical research, 838 Chronic iridocyclitis, 297 14 JULY-DEC., THE BRITISH 1936 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

GIssANE, William: Reduction of sick wastage GRAHAM, George: Short-wave therapy, 1105- GUNTHER, R. T.: Early scholar-physicians of after athletic injuries, 1117 Insertion of Therapeutic methods of arresting haemor- Oxford, 353-Oxford medicine in the seven- Smith-Petersen nail, 1229 rlhage, 1279-Treatment of haematemesis, 1333 teenth century, 353 Gland, endocrine, the pineal body as an (leading GRAHAM, Ivon: Dust prevention in mine work- GUTHRIE, Douglas: Renaissance of otology, 994 article). 544 ings, 364 GUTHRIE, K. J.: Acute diarrhoeal diseases in Gland, endocrine. See also Endocrine GRAHAM, Sir Lancelot: Dental progress in Sind, infancy, 779 Gland, pituitary. See Pituitary 1285 GUTMAN. A.: Cancer of the male breast, 381 Gland, thyroid, chemistry of (Charles Robert GRAHAM, Stanley: Acute diarrhoeal diseases in GUTTMAN, Dr.: German war experience, 91 Harington), 1269 infancy, 779 GUTTMAN, E.: Artificial Psychoses produced by Gland, thyroid, physiology of (Charles Robert GIAHAM-CUMMING, George: Pharyngeal abscess Mescaline, 433 Harington), 1320 in infancy, 444 GuIYFR. 'Vlichael F.: Alnimal MicroloagV. Prac- Glands, cervical, streptococcal, 1052,1167 GRAHAM-LITTLE, Sir Ernest: Elected a member, tical Exercises in Zoological Microtechnique, Glands, cervical, tuberculosis of. See Tubercu- honoris causa, of the French Dermatological fourth edition. rev., 393 culosis Society, 320-Health of South African natives, GYE, W. E.: Viruses in relation to cancer, 242, Glands and gullibility, 945, 1003 560-Health of African natives, 648-Medical 307 Glasgow. See Scotland services in East Africa, 892-Medical and dental G ynaecological calendar, 162 GLAss, D. V.: The Struggle for Population, rev., inspection of school children, 1171, 1285 Gynaecology, review of books on, 228, 812, 813 715 GRANGE, James William, obituary notice of, 922 Glass, safety, for motor cars, 956 1118, 1173 Gynaecology. See also Obstetrics anid Midwifery Glass surfaces, chemistry and physics of, GRANT, Alexander Donald McKenzie, obituary research in. 1079 notice of, 200 Glaucoma, mechanics of, 1287 GRANVILLE, Mary (and Ruth LE QUESNE): Glaucoma and sepsis (H. A. Kerry), 351, Hiydrotherapy, rev., 763 808 (0) GRAVESEN, Jobs.: Surgery of pulmonary tuber- R Glioma retinae treated by radon seeds (H. B. ciulosis. 269 (0), 349-Pulmonary tuberculosis Stallard), 962 (0) in pregnancy, 296 HACKETT, Cecil J.: Boomerang legs and yaws in GLOVER. Lewis G.: Royal Medical Benevolent GRAY, G. Douglas: All About the Soya Bean. Australian aborigines, 92, 868 Awarded a Re- Fund Centenary appeal, 258-Elected Mayor of In Agricultusre, Inidustry, and Commerce, search Fellowship in Tropical Medicine. 1044 Hampstead. 1065 rev.. 127-Care of the sea-sick, 946 HADDON Dr.: Substances promoting growth, 351 GLOVER, Reginald James Cecil, obituary notice Great-grandson, health time-table for a, 898 Haematemesis treated with snake (Russell of, 654 GREAvEs, Henry Gordon, obituary notice of, 1118 viper) venom by the mouth (A. Barratt), 1083- Gloves, surgeons', 1313 GREEN. C. A.: Pathogenic streptococci, 254 I Correspondence on, 1286 GLOYNE, S. Roodhouse: Tuberculosis of the GREEN, Dr.: Section of brain stained by Haematemesis, treatment of (H. Letheby eye. 243 Laboratory investigations in Mulligan's method, 303 Tidy), 1332-Discussion, 1332 phthisis, 354 GREEN, F. J., appointed Officer of the Order of Haems.tology, review of book on, 1030 GLUcaK, Bernard: Opththalmoscopic signs of St. John of Jerusalem, 12 Haematopoiesis, disorders of, due to toxic suib- death, 46 GREEN, H. N. H.: Nutrition in health and stances (L. J. Witts), 211 (O)-Leading article, GLUCKSMANN, A.: Effects of gamma rays on the disease, 210 232-Discussion, 305. See also Blood-forming developing rat retina, 302 GREEN, H. R.. appointed a Commissioner of the Haemolytic streptococens (Dunster Brewer), 249. Glucose. intravenouslI, in chronic nephritis, 876 Board of Control, 411 620 (0)-Discussion, 249. See also Streptococot s Glucose, prescribing of, 787. 898 GREEN-ARMYTAGE, V. P.: Lower segment Haemoptysis, fatal, in a child of five (F. A. Gllcosurias, differentiation of thea(T. H. Oliver), Caesarean clamps. 924 Belam), 920 890 GREENBAUM, Sigmund S. (and Hermann PRINZ) Haemorrhage, blood replacement after (William GLYN-HUGHEs. F. (and R. C. WEBSTER): Joint Diseases of the Mouth and l'heir Treatment, Hunter), 147, 537 (0). 646 Correspondence on, disease beginning during active treatment of rev., 591 607, 646 syphilis, 972 GREENE. Harry Plunket: Where thte Bright Haemorrhage, intimal, in coronary thrombosis, GODLEWSKI, Henri: Aetiology and treatment of Waters Meet. rev., 1200 1318 enuresis. 1222 GREENFIELD, E. C.: Pathogenic bacteria, 308 Haemorrhage, therapeutic methods of arresting GOIL, Major-General D. P.: Report on the Greenock. tuberculosis in: Report, 838 (A. St. G. Huggett), 1277-Discussion, 1278 health of Bengal, 442 GIIEENWOOD, Alfred, obituary notice of, 1292 Haemorrhage, treatment of (Ian J. Wood), Goitre. endemic, and iodine (leading article), GREENWOOD, Eric J.: Doubleprimary carcinoma 115 (0) 927 of colon, 538 Haffkine Institute, report, 930 Goitre, toxic, comatose form of, 639 GREENWOOD, F. G.: X-ray therapy in deep- Hail and farewell (leading article), 1264 Goitre, toxic, review of book on, 762 seated malignancy, 303 HAINE, J. E.: Diptheria immunization, 1335 Golborne, diphtheria outbreak at, 209 GREENWOOD, AMajor: Appreciation of Sir Hairdressers (Registration) Bill 315 Gold salt injections, 744 William Heaton Hamer, 154-The Medical HALFORD. A. C. F.: Lister's view of inflamma- Gold salts, nervous complications following Dictator, and other Biographical Studies, tion, 367 treatment with (F. Graham Lescher), 1303 (0) rev.. 179-Report on sickness absence and Halibut oil ointment, 976 GOLDBY. F.: Marchi degeneration in the brain labourwastage, 234-Appreciation of Sir George HALL. Sir Arthur. presentation to, 610, 780 of lizard following specific lesions, 302 Seaton Buchanan. 788-Glands and gullibility, HALL, Barton: Problems of delinquency, 838 GOLDEN, Ross (editor): Diagnostic Roentgenology, 945-Consistency of university examinations, HIALL, Donald: A disclaimer, 268 Auriculo- rev., 1260 1285 ventricular nodal rhythm followiDg adminis- GOLDEaURST, Stuart: A pharmaceutical 'discrep- Grenfell calendar. 744 tration of quinidine in auricular fibrillation, ancy, 850 GRENF1iELL- Sir Wilfred T., elected an honorary 589 GOLDIE, William (and G. J. GRIFFITHS): Aeti- Fellow of Quieen's College, Oxford, 202 HALL, I. Walker: Autumn In Sweden, 1012 ological relation of the Streptococcus haemo- GRIEvE Kelbourne King, obituary notice of, Hall, Walter and Eliza, Research Institute: luticus to the 'rheumatic " diseases. 755 (0) 1239 Annual report, 1317. See also Research GOLDMAN, Victor:-Vinyl ether: a new miethod GRIFFIN. Captain Maurice Fitzgerald Nash, HALLAM, Samnuel (and Walter J. DILLING): Dent- of administration. 122 (0)-An improved elec- obituary notice of, 105 tal AMateria Vfeflica, Pharmacology, antd Thera- tric laryngoseope, 394 GRIFFIN, Charles Norman. appointed a Member peutics, rev., 73 Golf, medical: London Irish Medical Golfing of the Executive Council of the Presidency of HALLAVER, Kurt, apvointed director of the Society, week end meeting, 744 Medical Domiiinica. 5 1 Institut! for Hygiene and Bacteriology at Golfing Society, 792-Scottish Medical Golf- GRIFFITH. E. M., appointed Officer of the Order Berne, 1343 ing Society, summer meeting, 108-Sunday of St. John of Jerusalem, 12 Hallux valgus and rigidus, treatment of (T. P meeting, 210-1Shropshire Medical Golf Asso- GRIFFITH. 0. Wynne, re-elected Mayor of McMurray), 218 (0) 353-Discussion, 353- ciation, autumn meeting,850-Sussex Medical Pwllheli, 1065 Correspondence on 404, 444, 557, 607.651,693, 784 and Dental Golfing Society, autumn meeting, GRIFFITH, T. Wardrop: Appreciation of Lord 894 744 \loynihan. 567 HAMER, Sir William Heaton: Death of, 80-Obit- GOLGI, Camilio, unveiling of statue to, 743 GRIFFITHS, G.- J. (and William GOLDIE): Aeti- uary notice of, 154 GOME.Z, Emillermo, death of. 319 olo!ical relation of the Streptococcus hoemo- HAMILTON, Archibald Douglas, obituary notice Gonococcal arthritis. See Arthritis lyticus to the " rheumatic "diseases, 755 (0) of, 570 GOOD. T. fS.: Delirious states, 299-Phantom GRIFFITHS, Harry F.: Fatal, case of agranulo- HAMILTON, Beryl (and John ZAHORieRY): Paedia- limbs, 300-4m,nesia, 356 cytic angina, 865 tric Nursing. rev., 592 GOODALL. E. W.: William Bnidd, rev., 813 GRINDON. Francis James. obituary notice of, 52 HAMILTON. C. K. J.: Wasting in infancy, 298 GOODBODY, Colonel Cecil Maurice, obituary GROUVEN, Carl, death of, 742 Hamilton, health of: report, 1223 notice of, 105 GROVES. E. W. Hey: Fractures of the neck of HAMLEY. H. R.: Use and abuse of examinations, GOOD, A. F.: Treatment of recent dislocation the femur treated by open operation, 88- 634 of the carpal semilunar bone, 11 (0) Appreciation of Lord Moynihan, 567-Frac- HAMMER, E.: Increase of peptic ulcer in GORDON, George: Late sequels of war tures of the neck of the femur: a simplified Holland, 1159 stress, 91 techniquie for the introduction of the Smith- HAMMOND. Lieut-Col. Frederick Arthur Lucas, GORDON, Mervyn H., honorary LL.D. Edin- Petersen nail. 593 obituary notice of, 410 burgh conferred on, 262, 311-Lymphadenoma, Growth, abnormal, and the cancer problem, 999 Hannah Di iry Research Institute: Children's 1162 Growth, substances promoting (loseph Need- milk-drinking, 1204 GORDON. R. G. (N. G. HARRIs, and J. R. REES): ham). 350, 701 (0)-Discussion, 350- Corre- HANNAN, John H.: Bromide intoxication, 1051 An Introduction to Psochological Medicine, spondence on 781. 892, 944, 997,1052,1111,1228, HANSEL, French K.: Allergv of the Nose and rev., 761-The metabolic factor in chronic 1296, 1334-A correction, 1296 Paravasal Sittuses, A Mon graph on t7e rheumatism, with special,reference to fibro- GitRNEBERG, H.: Sections of brain stained Subject of Allergy as Related to Otolaryngologv. sitis, 1243 (0) by Mulligan's method, 303 rev., 675 GoRDoN-TAYLOR, G.: Treatment of haema- GRUNSHE. Friedrich: Veroffentlichungen aus Happiness, relation of the doctor to (Lord temesis, 1332 dem Gebiete des Marine-Sanitatswesens. Heft Horder), 839 GORE. John :-Sydney Holland: Lord Knutsford, 27. Ti tiak-it und Eroebnisse der Malaria- FHARDING. D. W.: Psychology and science, 633 A Memoir, 436 Untersuchnngsstation in Emden (Ostfries- HARE, Dorothy C.: Raw vegetable diet in GoscREN, Lord, becomes president of Guy's land) von 1910-1913. rev.. 923 chronic rheumatism, 837-Chronic ulcerative Hospital. 697 GUDZENT, F.: Myalgia inrheumatic diseases, 604 colitis, 889-Urinary antiseptics, 1047-Thera- GOUGH, A.: Caesarean section, 1280 GUk8RARD, Joseph, death of,319 peutic methods of arresting haemorrhage, GOUGE, W.: Caesarean section, 1279 GmU RIN, Dr.: Viruses and new growths. 307 1279 GOULD, Eric Pearce: Individtual protection for " Guilty but insane," 262 HARGREAVEs, A. R.: Leech in the traches., 572 retired Dractitioners, 1001 Gumma in the ciliary body (J. Gray Clegg). 674 HARGREAVES, C. C., appointedXerving Brother GOULD.R. Blair: Cyclopropane anaesthesia, 357 GU-NASEKARA, S. T.: Malaria in Ceylon, 1284 of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem. 12 -Dental gas and oxygen apparatus, 1313 GUNDEI., Max: Die aktiva Schutzinmpfung gegen HARINGTON, Charles Robert: Chemistry,of the GOURLAY, J. Stewart: Mixed salivary gland Diphtherie, rev., 1313 thyroid gland, 1269-Physiology of the thyroid tumour situated in the hard palate, 391 GUNN, J. A.: Contrivance for observing the gland, 1320 GOvAERTS. Paul Le Fonctionnem8nt du Rein movements of organisms, 302-Cyclopropane HARKE, W. V.: Rubber-soled shoes for children, Mala4i#. Recherches Exp4rimentales et Olin- anaesthesia. 357-(And C. W. EDMUNDS): 153 iques, 635 Cusehnv's Textbook of Pharmacology and HARKNESS, Tom G. S.: Substances promoting GRIAFE, Erich: Metabolic Diseases and their Therapeuttics, or the Action of Drugs in cell growth, 998 Treatmesit, rev., 1142 Health and Disease, eleventh edition, rev., HARLEY, D.: Blood groups and paternity, 950 Graft-cutting razor. See Razor 1311 HARMAN, N. Bishop: Chroniciridocyclitis, 297 1936 Tis Birrsi- 15 JULY-DEC., INDEX MEDICAL JoURNAL

HARPPlR W. H.: Medical men in administrative HEATHCOTE, Ralph George. obituary notice of. HINSEILMANN, Hans, appointed- dozent in posts, 1101 1240 charge of the discipline " Kolposkople und HARRIEs, E. H. R.: The isolation hospital, 145- HEATHOOTE, R. S.: Comparative toxicity of cer- Frtihdiagnose des Uteruskarzinoms" at HARRIES, G. Emrys: Dysphagia due to neck tain local anaesthetics, 302 Altona, 209 retraction in cerebro spinal fever, 627 HEATLY-SPENCER, Col. J.: Late sequels of war HIRSCHMANN, J.: Maternal and infant mortality, HAIaRRIs, Arthur Butler, obituary notice of, 372 stress, 91 650 HARRIS, C. F.: Blood transfusion, 247-Diabetes HEATON, J. D.: Impressions of the Oxford Meet- HIRsH, A. B.: Electrotherapy and its future, in childhood, 299 ing of 1868,22 301 HARRIS, H. A.: Boomerang legs and yaws. 92 HEATON, T. B.: Action of ergometrine and -1IRTZ, Eug6ne, obituary notice of, 952 1IARRIS, N. G. (R. G. GORDON, and J. R. REEs): pit itrin on the uterus, 302 Histidine treatment of peptic ulcer, 47, 108- An rIntroduction to Psychological Medicine, Hebaral sodium poisoning (A. Ian McKendrick). A correctirn, 108 rev., 761 1196-Correspondence on, 1287 HITCHoN, Henry Hardacre Irving, obituary HkARRIs, T. A. B.: Carbon dioxide absorption HEBERT, G. T.: Rational pneumothorax treat- notice of, 446 from anaesthetic atmospheres, 745,792-A cor- ment. 272 (0)-Pulmonary tuberculosis and HOARE, C. A.: Trypanosomes In man. 938 rection. 792 pregnancy, 296 HOBDAY, W. H.: The isolation hospital, 145 HARRIs, V. C. J.: Peritonitis of unobliterated HEDRICH. A. W.: Incidence and fatality of small- HoBSON. F. G. : Jewellery found at Annual processus vaginalis, 15 pox in recent decades, 11 Meeting, 374 HARRIS, Wilfred: Role of the sympathetic in HEGARTY, P.: Substances promotingcell growth, HODGES, Arthur Noel, obituary notice of, 261 sensory conduction and certain neuralgias, 112 1228,1286-A correction, 1296 Hodgkin's disease, recovery from, 1004 (0) HEGGs, T. Barrett:-" Bejel": A non-venereal Hodgkin's disease and deep x-ray therapy (W. L. HARRISON, Major G. (and F. C. MITCHELL): A syphilis, 948 Watt), 712 (0) Hanidbook of Statistics. T'he Home Market, H VIDEMA, S. T.: Deathsfollowing administration HOE.RMAN, E., appointed Serving Brother of the rev., 72 of thallium, 293 Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 12 HARRISiON, W. J.: Traumatic stenosis of trachea HEISER, Victor: A Doctor's Odyssey. Adven- HOFFMANN, Erich: Die Angeborene Syphilis im treated by skin grafting, 811,956-A correction. tures in Fortv-five Countries, rev.. 1143 Lich te 30 lI hriger spirocha ten- und 25 Jtlhriger 956 HEETOEN, Ludvig, appointed chairman of the Salvarsanforschung, rev., 181 HARRIS5ON,E. H.: The Eynesburyquadruplets: United States Research Council, 679 HOFFMAN, F. L.: Cancer in India, 1108 first nine months of life, 9,7 (0) HELD, Joseph. (and Anastase LANDAU): La HOLDER, Eldred J.: Safe catgut, 950 HARSANT, Major Arnold G., appointed consulting Syphilis Gastrique, 1087 surgeon to the British Emergency Force in Hemianopia, bitemporal (Norman Dott), 296 HOLLAND: Palestine. 696 Hemiplegia, cerebral, vasomotor disturbances Diphtheria in, 320 HART, Bernard: Delirious states, 299. 745 (0) and oedema associated with (L. B. Ellis and Lead poisoning in cigar workers in (W. R. H. HAPRT, Walter Sidney, obituary notice of, 1240 Soma Weiss), 1017 Kranenburg and J. J. Wallien), 971 HARTFALL, Stanley J.: A disclaimer, 1178 HENDERSON, D. K.: Norman Kerr Memorial Number of medical practitioners in, 439 HARTY, G. W.: Tubereulosis of the eye, 244 Lecture on alcohol and psychiatry, 768, 778 Peptic ulcer, increase of (E. Hammer). 1159 Harvard, tercentenary of, 598 HENDERSON, W. K.: Intestinal stranigulation, Harveian Oration: The background to Harvey, 241 HOLLAND. Eardley: Hormones in obstetrics 793 HENDE1RSON-SMITH, J.: Virus of the curly-top and gynaecology, 1108 HARVEY, E.: Calcium metabolism, 148 disease of sugar beet, 253 HOILAND, Sydney: Lord Knutsford, 436 Harvey. William, the background to (Sir Walter HENDRICEX, tI. M. F., obituary notice of, 1063 HOLLING. Herbert Edward, awarded a Medical - Langdon-Brown), 793 (0) HENNEssY, Thomas, memorial to. 440 Research Council Fellowship in Medical HASTINGS, Somerville: Hospital problems, 1101 HENRY, A. K.: Uncomplicated inguigal hernia, Science, 88 RAUTANT, A.: Early laryngeal tuberculosis, 991- 1218 HOLLowAY, Thomas Beaver, death of, 1119 Tuberculosis and cancer, 991 HENRY, C. Bowdler: Impacted wisdom teeth. HOLMAN, C. C.: Uncomplicated inguinal hernia, HAWE, Philip: Acute pancreatitis, 197 1014, 1167-A correction. 1167 1218 HAWEs. William, 200th anniversary of the birtlh HENRY, C. Dawson: Recovery from Hodgkin's HOLMES, Geoffrey: Spa treatment in general of, 1178 disease, 1004 practice, 32 HAWTHORNE, C. o.: Ophthalmia neonatorum Heparin, new uses for. 547 IIOLT, Major Harry Mainwaring, Efficiency and arthritis, 312-Voluntary euthanasia, 1170 Hepatitis, infective, and catarrhal jaundice, Decoration of the Territorial Army conferred HRay fever, adrenaline ionization and, 200 198 on, 1174 Hay fever cures, 47 Hepatitis, infective, with a fatal recrudescence Hay fever, palliatives for, 56,108 (T. E. ILowe), 9 (0) HOME OFFICE: HAY, John: Strickland Goodall Memorial Lec- Hepferol, 1031 Administration (parliamentary note), 369 ture: Thyrotoxicosis and heart disease, 827 HERD, David A.: Pneumothorax needle holder, Air raid precautions and the medical pro- HAYEs, Reginald H., appointed Jnnior Warden 1200 fession, 239-Medical instructors and centres: of the Society of Apothecaries, 547 Herds. tubercle-free, discussion on, 192-Parlia- Names, 776 HAYES, Major 8. N.: Intrauterine catheter for mentary note on, 265 Memorandum on the Poisong Rules, 770 tubal inflation, 181 Heredity, research into, donation towards, 411 Report of the Advisory Committee on the Head injuries, late sequels of (A. A. McConnell), HERFORED, Hilda: Amnesia, 356 Scientific Investigation of Crime, 229 891 HBERN, John, obituary notice of, 952 Report ouL experiments on living animals, 398 Headache, experimental studies in, 597 Hernia, diaphragmatic (thoracic stomach), 98. Headache, " windscreen," 1123 See also Stomach Homework and physical education (William Headlights, yellow (parliamentary note). 1235 Hernia, inguinal, uncomplinated (Geoffrey Brockbank), 359, 587 (0)-Discussion, 359-Cor- HEALD. C. B.: Short-wave therapy, 1104 Keynes), 1216-Discussion, 1217 respondence on, 694-Parliamentary note on, HE %LEY. C W.: Histidine treatment of peptic Heroin, alarming increase in the sale of in 1122 ulcer, 47. 108-A correction, 108 Shanghai, 1343 Homologies of the reproductive system (S. Health and Cleanliness Council issues a poster Herpes and varicella, 1178 Zuckerman), 246, 864 (0). See alo Revro- entitled," The Safe Way to Health," 656 Herpes zoster and varicella (Hugh Mallinson), ductive 'Health Department for Scotland: Renort on 1197 HORDER, Lord (and others): Appeal for memo- Scottish health services, 24, 27, 85, 143-Lead- HBRTZ, John: Vitamins and the healing of rial to H. P. Nelson, 48-Disposal of the dead, iug article on, 27 fractures, 980 146-Appointed Physician in Ordinary to The. Health, duty of the community to the cause of, HEUBNER, W. (and J. SOHULLE.R)- Handbuch King, 193-Oslerian Oration: Subacute septic discussion on, 190 der Experimentellett Pharmakologie. Vol. ii, endocarditis, 194 -Modern civilization, 634 - Health Education Conference in London, 1100 Narkotica der Fet treihe, rev., 539 A disclaimer. 656-Relation of the doctor to Health matters in Parliament (leading article), HEUPRE, Wilhelm: Diatek die Eruahrung des general happiness, 839-The voluntary hospital 874 Gesunden und des Krunken, rev., 763 system, 997 HEWERw, C. Langton: Carbon dioxide absorption Hormonal regulation of blood platelets in the HEIALTH MINISTRY: from anaesthetic atmospheres, 735 blood (Herman Zondek and Dr. Kaatz), 387 (0) Alkali inspector's annual report, 348 HEWERW, T. F.: Mediastinal tumours, 994 Hormone, testicular (perandren " ciba"), 924 Annual report, 880, 1201. 1213, 1325 HEWETSON, W. M.: Bureau of geographical Hormones of the anterior lobe of the pituitary Estimates, 202 medicine, 891 gland (E. C. Dodds and R. L. Noble), 824 Health survey, national (leading article), 1201 HEWETT, Sir Stanley: Appointed Surgeon Apothe- Hormiiones, morphogenetic, 547 Midwifery service, new, next July, circular re, cary to His Majesty and Apothecary to the Hormones in obstetrics and gynaecology: the 645 Household, 193-Appointed Surgeon Apothe- present position (E. C. Dodds), 1106- Dis- Milk tests, new, pamphlet on, 1049 cary to Queen Mary, 193 cussion, 1106 Nuroing homes, unregistered, circular re. 781 HEWITT, L. F.: Oxidationt-Reduction Potentials Hormones, review of book on, 126 in Bacteriology anid Biochemistry, fourth Hoririones and vitamins (leading article), 432 Health of the nation (parliamentary note), 202, edition, rev., 542 HORNE, Jobson: Early laryngeal tuberculosis, 1009,1058-Correspondenoe on, 1230 IHexamine in treatment of biliary infections, 782, 991 Health Organization, International, future of, 891, 949, 1000 HORNER. Sybil: Preventive measures in derma- 774 Hexamine in treatment of pyelitis, 646. 692 titis, 252 Health policy, Scottish. Sir Godfrey Collins and, HIGGS. S. L.: Fracture of the internal epicondyle HORNING. Eric Stephen, elected to a Beit Memo- 886 of the humerus. 352 666 (0) rial Fellowship, 144 Health problems, 780 HILL, A. Bradford: Sickness among workers in HORNUS,CG.: La P4riodicith Saiso8miJre des Health propaganda (parliamentary note), 1291 alumina, 1274 Malaidies Epid&miques et en Particulier de la Health of Scotland (parliamentary note), 206 HILL, James. obituary notice of, 847 Poliomyvlite, rev., 975 Health services of the natio, 880 HILL, John: Care of the sea-sick, 802 (0) HORSFALL, Surgeon Comnmander William Health services in Scotland (Sir James Leish- HILL. J. Anderson: An improved vaginal specu- Nicholls, obituary notice of, 319 man), 995 lum, 976 HORT, P. A.: Treatment of peptic ulcer, 1228 Health Services, Scottish: Report of Depart- HILL, [.: Effect on the lungs of breathing HORWICH,Colonel D., appointed Associate Officer mental Committee, 24, 27, 85, 143 - Leading through a narrow orifice. 1211 of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 12 article, 27 HILL, Sir Leonard, awarded the T. K. Sidey HOBEAsoN, A. S.: Ether convulsions, 842 Health time-table for a great-grandson, 898 Summertime Memorial medal and prize, 725- Hospital Almoners' Association, 190-Duty of Health Week. Empire, 656 Atmospheric pollution, 835 - Sanatoria for the community to the cause of health, 190-The Health, Welsh Board of: Annual report, 887 rbeumatism: a plea, 1050-Short-wave therapy, uses of medical social work, 190 Hearing aids (G. E. Martin), 173 (0)-Discussion. 1104 Ho- pital, Battersea General: Medical staff, 823 300 HILL, L. C.: Traumatic oedems.. 623 (0) Hospital. Belfast Royal Victoria, Proposed new .Hearing aids, automatic volume control in, 18 HILL, Margaret: Nerve grafts, 241 block, 886 Hearing aids, electrical, 610 HILLIARD, C.: Bronchiectasis in children, Hospital, Bethlem Royal, information concern- Heart disease and thyrotoxicosis (John Hay), 249 ing, 501 _827 HILLS, G. M., awarded a Mackenzie Mackinnon Hospital, Bloomingdale, White Plains, name Heart diseases, mortality from in France, 161 Research Fellowship, 1064 changed to New York Hospital, Westcheste Heart in exercise (R. J. S. Me Dowall), 601 HlIMEs, Norman E.: Medical Historv of Contra- Division, 23 Heart failure and tachyeardia 1267 ceptiont, rev., 591 Hospital, Brompton: Reports, vol. iv, 1935, rev., Heart, mechanical function of the, 651 HIMsWORTH, H. P.: Management of diabetes 72 Hears, review of books on, 125, 338,628 mellitus. 137,188 Hospital, Bruntsfield. Edinburgh, fiftieth anni- Heart, See also Cardiac HINBBERG, Karl: Medizintisch-Chemische Best- versary of, 96 Heat sterilization, test for 1031 immungsmethoden, rev., 630 Hospital building, cost of, 1295 THE BRITISH 16 JULY-DEC., 1936 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Hospital. Canton, history of, 718 Hospital, Westminster: TYhe' King grants his HUNTER, William: Blood replacements, 147, Hospital, Charing Cross: Information concern- patronage to, 55-Information concerning, 479 537 (0), 646 ing, 474-Annual dinner. '728 -Annual dinner, 727-An appeal, 941-Gift for HURLY, M. C. O., appointed Commander of the Hospital, Deaconess, Edinburgh, reopening of, rebuildiDg fund of the MJedical School, 1241 Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 12 1223 Hospital, Wingfield-Morris Orthopaedic: Report, HURST. Arther F. Diaphregmatic hernia Hospital, Edinburgh City: Resignation of super- 441 (thoracic stomach), 98-Nutrititional anae- intendent, 644 Hospitals associated with medical schools, 942 mias, 251-Flatulence and epigastric dis- Hospital. fever, national mobile, suggestion for Hospitals Board, Manchester Joint: Annual comfort, 294-Hexamine in treatment of (A. B. Rooke), 680 report, 1109 biliary infections. 782, 1000- Treatment of Hospital, Fife. for infectious diseases, 1223 Hospitals, clinical, in England Information haematemesis, 1333 Hospital flag days in London, 1242 concerning, 489 HUTCHESON. D. A.: The earliest sanatoria in Hospital, Gilbert Bain, Lerwick (parliamentary H ospitals, combined, Univer-sity Entrance England, 1171 note), 266 Scholarship Examination, 153 HUTCHINSON, R. C.: Gastrogenous polyneuritis. Hospital, Glasgow, for Women: Annual meetitg, Hospitals Council, Merseyside: Annuial record, 786 1284 256 HUTCHIsON. John, obituary notice of, 373 Hospital, Great Ormond Street, for Sick Hospitals and flag day restrictions (parlia- HUTCHISON, Robert, honorary D.Sc.Oxford con- Children, rebuilding scheme, 403 Mentary note), 53 ferred on. 262 Hospital, Guy's: Annual prize distribution, 775- Hospitals, isolation, treatment costs recovered HUTTON, Isabel Emslie: Thte Hvgienie of thle Appeal, 196-Awards, 153 - Information con- in (parliamentary note), 1122 Change in Womett (the Climnateric), rev., 338 cerning, 474-Opening of winter session, 775- Hospitals, Kashmir Mission: Report, 365 HUTTON, Laura: T'he Sinigle Woman asid Her Scholarships, 152-The doctor's horizon, 775- Hospitals of London: Statistical report, 403 Emtotiontal Problems, rev., 74 To increase the numlber of its maternity wards, Hospitals of the London County Council: HUXLEY, Julian: Evolutionary progress, 543 902 Thoracic surgeonsat, 364-Improved maternity Hydatid of spleen, 342 Hospital, Hawkhead Mental, Glasgow: Opening and dental services at, 557-The mental treat- Hydrocephalus, review of book on, 1261 of extension, 779 ment of:general paralysis of the insane at the, Hydrocyanic poisoning from nuts, 100 Hospital. Herts, North Joint Hospital District 1098 Hydrogen Cyanide (Fumigation) Bill, 264 Act: Royal assent to, 315 Hospitals, maternity, in special areas (parlia- Hydrology Congress. See Congress Hospital Information biureau, 942 mentary nole), 266 Hydronephrosis, plastic operations for (Hamil- Hospital, isolation, discussion on, 145 Hospitals, mental, administration of, discussion ton Bailey), 669(0).894-Correspondence on, 784, Hospital, Kent and Sussex: Report on the-frac- on, 1101 841, 894, 948 ture clinic at, 640 Hospitals, mental, mortality and phthisis in, 46, Hydrophobia, treatment of, reports on, 442 Hospital, King's College: Clinic for treatment 100, 150, 197 Hydrotherapy, review of book on, 763 of diabetic children opened at, 571-Informa- Hospitals, miental:-Scottish Mental Hospitals' Hlygiene, All-India Institute of: Annual report. tion concerning, 475-Scholarlships. 49-Open- Pathological Board: Annual report. 363 1108 ing of winter session, 775-The experimental Hospitals and nmotor accidents in Kent (parlia- H-giene :-British Social HyNgiene Council: method, 775-Opening of enlarged theatre for mentary note), 10 Annual meeting, 41-Campaign againstp ear, nose, and throat department, 899. See also Hospitals, St. Mary's, Manchester: Report, 312 venereal disease, 41 College-Annual dinner, 1011 Hospitals, Voluntary Hospitals Commission: Hygiene, mental, conference on in London, 732. Hospital, Laxmibai Patel Dental, opening of, Recommendations from the Socialist Medical See also Mental 1285 Association, 319 Hygiene, review of book on, 814 Hospital, Liverpool Mental, overcrowsding at Hospitals, voluntary: the system (Lord Horder), Hygiene, tropical, discussion on, 146 (parliamentary note). 107 997 Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, London School UYospital, Liverpool, R(,yal Southern : O-ioin Hospitals, voluntary, waiting lists of (John of: Visit of the King, 160-Information con- and History of, with Personal Remtiniscences Fraser), 42 cerning, 498 - Part-time course in mental (Charles J. Macalister), 402 Hospitals Week " for London, 257 deficiency, 1010 Ilospital, London: Reprints of papers in re- Hospitalstidende for September 15tb contains Hyperparatbyroidism and parathyroid tumours. search work from the wards and laboratories an obittuary notice of Lord Moynihan, 902 1038 of, 18-Information concerning, 475-S£cholar- HOUCKE, lmile: La Rateen Pat hologie Sangzuinte, Hyperpituitarism (S. Levy Simpson), 931 ships, 49,153, 653-New department of physical rev., 392 Hypertension, experimental (R. J. Kellar), 241 medicine, 1224 HOUGHTON, L. E.: Laboratory investigations in Hyperthyroidism lesions of joints (H. J. Hospital, London Fever, fees for private roomis phthisis, 354, 1246 (0) Viersma), 401 at, 1242 Hours of employment of children (parliamentary Hypophysis, diseases of the, variations of blood Hospital, Luton Maternity: Opening of, 839 note), 105. See also Eduication Bill pressure in (G. Marafion and F. Domenech). Hospital, Manchester Victoria Memorial Jewish: Hours of Employment (Conventions) Bill, 156- 851 (0) Nurses' hours, 781 Royal assent to, 156 Hypopituitarism (Sir Walter Langdon-Brown), Hospital, Mary liiogene Bassett Clintical Housing Bill, 156, 315-Royal Assent to, 315 984-Correspondence on, 1335 Miscellanty, vol. ii, 1935, rev., 227 Housing, committee on health and comfort con- Hypothalamic menstrual cycle, 1111 Hospital, Maudsley: informlation concerning, 501 ditions in, 925 Hypothalamuis, control of visceral activity by Hospital, mental," the term (parliamentary Housing, discussion on, 146 the (A. S. Kerr and Joln Beattie), 241 note), 208 Housing estates, value of social centres in (par- Hypothalamuts, relation of to the pituitary gland Hospital, Middlesex: Annual dinner, 729 - In- liamentary note), 53 (E. C. Dodds and R. L. Noble), 878 formation concerning, 476-Year of progress at, Housing in Glasgow, unsatisfactory conditions 256-Offer of curtain cutbicles for the general (parliamentary note), 1175, 1291 wards from Mr. E. W. Meyerstein, 1343 Housing in London, 97 Hospital, National, Queen Square: Information HOUSTON, Sir Thomas: Pathogenic streptococci, concerning, 501 254 hlospital, New York, Westchester Division: New HOuSTON, William R.: The Art of Treatment, name of the Bloomingdale Hospital, White 1314 IBBOTSON, William: Voluntary euthanasia, 1048 Plains, 23 HOWARD, Campbell Palmer, death of, 742 Ileo-caecal valve, resection of, 1011 Hospital, No. 14 Stationary: Annual dinner, 1293 HOWARTE, Walter: Semon Lecture on tumours Immunity: Discussion at the lnternational Hospital, Paisley, for infectious diseases, a new, of the palate, 988 Congress of Microbiology, 309 149 HOWELL, J. B.: Milk and food distribution, Immunity, clinical (Sir William Willcox), 777 Hospital policy and organization, 1171 145 INCELEY, Orlando, obituary notice of, 371 Hospital problems: discussion at the Public HOWELL, Whitchurch: Fractures in the region Health Congress, 1101 of the elbow-joint, 353 INCOME TAX: 56, 161, 210, 267,320.448.572,610,656. Hospital p-oblems in the United States (Ralph HOWITT, F. D.: Mild radium therapy, 358 744, 870, 902, 956, 974, 1011. 1066, 1123, 1178 M. F. Picken), 764 How1TT, Dr.: The uses of medical social work, Additional assessment, 267 Hospital, Queen Charlotte's: Annual report, 191 Alteration of premises, 1178 1331 HUARD, P. (and J. MEYER-MAY): Les Abc6s dus Appointment: payment for residence, 1066 Hospital, Royal Dental, London: Annual dinner. Foie, rev., 975 Cash basis for assessment, 448 1109 HUCKER, C. J.: Pathogenic streptococci, 253 Cessation of employment: Expenses,956 " Hospital, Royal Free (London School of Medi- HUDSON, E. H.: Beiel ": non-venereal syphilis, Change from bookings basis to cash basis, 610 cine for Women): Annual dinner, 1223-In- 684 Comprehensive insurance, 210 formation concerning, 480, 491-Scholarships, HUDSON, H. W.: Measles complicated by appen- Deductible expenses, 161 49, 202 dicitis, 733 First two years of new practice, 56 Hospital, Royal National, for Rheumatic Dis- HUDSON, JaInes: Appreciation of George Ray Income tax codification: Comment on the eases, Bath, note on, 556 Fortune, 568 draft Bill, 870 Hospital, St Bartholomew's: Annual dinner, 729 HuEY, J. J., appointed Commander of the Order Locumtenent's expenses, 656 Awards, 153-Informiiation concerning, 476- of St. John of Jerusalem, 12 M.O.H. expenses, 448 new Medical college. buildings, 36-Scholar- HUGGETT, A. St. G.: Therapeutic methods of Motor car: Expenses, 572 - Obsolescence of. ships, 153-Sir Thomas Bodley at, 1124-X-ray arresting haemorrhage, 1277 1011-Private use of, 744-Replacement, 572, therapy, high-voltage, department opened, 1271 HUGGINS, S. P.: Obesity in children, 247 902-Transactions, 320 Hospital, St. George's: Annual dinner, 727- HUGHES, C. Alston: Local and splanchnic Partnership assessment, 210 Information concerning, 477-Scholarships, 49 anaesthesia in gastric surgery, 940 Partnership, new, 1066 Hospital, St. James's, Balham: Opening of new HUGHES. J. C.: Typhus fever in New South Purchase of pract-ice, 572 nurses' home and x-ray and massage depart- Wales, 215 Retirement from partnership, 320 ments, 1177 HUGHES, J. Howell: Mediastinal tumours, 995 Review of book on, 975 Hospital, St. Mary's: Information concerning, Hull, health of: Report, 1224-A correction, 1296 Ship surgeon's fees, 610 477-Annual dinner, 730 HUMAN, J. U.: Muscle irritability preceding Subscriptions to medical societies, 1123 Hospital, St. Thomas's: Awards, 153-History ether convulsions, 426 4 Supplementary appointment, 1123 from 1800 to 1900 (F. G. Parsons), 438-Tnforma- HUMBLE, B. H.: Dental sepsis, 890 " Unearned" income-allowances, 744 tion concerning, 478-Old students' dinner, 730 HUMBY, Graham: Modified graft-cutting razor, -Scholarships. 153 1086 Indexes, half-yearly, 136,187 Hospital, Scarborough new, opening of, 902 HUMPHRIS, F. Howard: Physical methods in Hospital services in Lanarkshire, 1284 endocrinology, 302-Mild radium therapy, 358, INDIA: Hospital services in Scotland (Stewart Reid), 605 532 (0) All-India Institute of Hygiene: Annual report, Hospital system of New Zealand, 363 HUNT, Thomas: Flatulence and epigastric dis- 1108 Hospital, University College: Information con- comfort, 293-(A. E. CARVER and Sir William Armies in, health of the, report on, 445 _cerning,_479 WILLCOX): Alcoholism in General Practice, Assam, m-edical progress in, 645 Hospital, Vert Memorial, Haddington: Opening rev., 675 Bengal, health of in 1934, 442 of a maternity extension, 780 HUNTER. Donald: Nutrition in health and dis- Bengal Medical College, Calcutta, centenary Hospital, Vienna General: Museuum illustrating ease, 250 of, 1123 the injuries caused by electricity attached to, HUNTER, John: Removal of his remains to Burma, medical training in, 645 55 Westminster Abbey, 817 Cancer in India, 11C8 Hospital, Warneford, Leamington Spa : Out- HUNTER, J. B.: Surgery of pulmonary tuber- Dental progress in Sind, 1285 patient clinic to be held weekly in future, 901 culosis, 349 Haffkine Institute: Report, 930 Hospital, West End, for Nervous Diseases: In- HUNTER, J. W.: Hormones in obstetrics and Hydrophobia, treatment of, 442 formation concerning, 496 gynaecology, 1108 Kashmir Mission Hospitals: Report, 365 Ti BaRnHis 17 JULY-DEC., 1936 INDEX THMEDICAL JouznAL

INDICA (continued): insurance, National Health (continued): JENIKINs, J. P. J., avpointed Serving Brother of MalariaPaigncam in Burma, 257 Preanancy, nationalhealth insurance cer- the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 12 Malaria in Ceylon, 1284 tificates in, 1291 JEssE, F. Tennyson: Trial of Alma Victoria Medical Guide for, and Index of Treatment, Regional fedical officers, 209 Rattenbury and George Percy Stoner, 268 rev., 1261 Review of book on, 866 George: Cervical gland tuberculosis, 783 Medical institutions in Bihar and Orissa: Sickness, incapacitating, among the insured JJEDsEL,-Pulmonary tuberculosis in young adults, Report, 443 population of 8cotland: Report, 555 1225 Obstetric and Gynaecological Congress: Pro- Unemployment assistance, 105 JEssop, W. J.: Calcium metabolism, 148 ceedings now published, 365 Unemployment Assistance Board Regulations, Jewellery found at Annual Meeting, 374 Parliamentary notes. 160 53, 202, 264. See also Unemployment JEWESBUBY, Eric C. 0.: The Life and Works of Rangoon, epidemic diseases in, 1284 Charles Barrett Lockwood (1856 1914), rev., 74 Quinine, purchase of in, 160 Intelligence, national, is it declining? 1150 JEwEsBuBY, R. C.: Obesity in children, 246- 'Women's medical service in, 492 International Clinics,vol. ii, forty-sixth series, Blood transfusion, 247-Wasting in infancy, 1936, rev., 393 297,321 10) IndianMedical Service: Information concern Intestinal diseases, review of hook on, 867 Jewish doctors in Berlin: numbers, 1295 ing, 501-Prospects in, 790 Intestinal strangulation from the clinical stand- JimENo, Emilio, death of, 1119 Indian medicine, ancient texts of, 1056. See also Intestinal strangulation, experiments on, 241 JoBsoNJ T. B.: Otomicroscopy on the living, Medicine point (K. Paterson Brown), 1137 (0) 300-Hearing aids,3C0 Industrial diseases. See Diseases Intestinal ulceration. See Ulceration JOHNS, Henry Douglas. obituary notice of, 372 Industrial Health Research Board: Annual re- Intestine, small, congenital atresia of (R. MI. JOHNSON, C. G.: Relative values of man, mouse, port, 288-Appointments, 267-Report on sick- Millen), 124 and the domestic fowl as experimental hosts ness absence and labour wastage. 234-Warmth Intestine, small, obstruction of, subacute, diag- for the bed-bug Cimex lectulat ius Linn, 1045 factor in comfort at work: Report (T. Bedford), nosis of (J. Duncan White), 303-Discussion, Wingate M.: The Truie Phsician JOHNSON, " 343. See also Research 303 The Modern Doctor of the Old School," rev. Industrial health service, national, 1217 Intracapsular extraction (H. H. McNabb). 297 592 industrial medicine. See Medicine Intracranial surgery. See Surgery JOHNSTON, Colonel H. H., appointed a deputy -Industrial workers, safety and health of, report Intraveuous apparatus,ttermostatic, 430 lieutenant for the County of Orkney, 1177 on, 397 Iodine and endemic goitre (leading article), 927 JOHNSTON, Sir R. St.: Strange I laces and Industry, modern (E. MI. Killick), 634 Theodore Henry, obituary notice of, Strange Peoples, or Life in the Colonial Ser- Industry and State medicine (Leonard P. Lock- IONIEDES,1239 vice, rev., 1262 hart), 1161 JOHNSTON, T.: A literary inquiry, 1066 Infancy, wasting in. See Wasting JOHNSTON. Sir Walter: Trypanosomes in man, Infanticide Bill, 1121 larelandBelfast: Health of, 737-Queen's University, 938 Infection and invigoration, 320 residential quarters for men, 885-Royal Vic- JONHNSONE. Alexander:-Tuberculosis in Green- Infections, hexamine in treatment of, 646. 692. toria Hospital, 886-Tuberculo-is in, 996 ock: report, 838 782 Health in the Irish Free State, 737 Joint disease beginning during active treatment Infectious disease in the United States (Ralph Thomas,mnemorial to, 440 of syphilis (F. Glyn-Hughes and R. C. F. M. Picken), 678 Hennessy,Medical Registration Council, Free State, 995 Webster), 972 Infirmary, Aberdeen Royal: An appeal, 43-New Ophthalmic examinations in County Galway, Joint movement limited by skin defects (Sir building opened, 690 365 Harold Gilles), 1164 Infirmary, Duirham County and Sunderland, Ulster Medical Society, 995 Joints, hyperthyroidism lesions in (H. J. historyof, 1330 Vital statistics: Of Northern Ireland. 440-Of Viersma). 401 Infirmary, Edinburgh Royal: Orthopaedic de- the Irish Free State, 737 Joints, pathological changes in induced by in- piLrtment in, 606, 995-Annual report, 1048- jury (J. F. Brailsford), 248, 657(O)-Discussion, Paying beds at, 1165 Iridocyclitis, chronic(T. J. Phillips), 297 248 Infirmary. Glasgow Royall: Appointments. 1165 Iris in general paralysis, with Argyll Robertson JOLIOT-CURIE, Madame, resignsber post as Infirmary, Glasgow Western: Appointments, pupil(R. Orlando), 555 Under-Secretary of State for Scientific Re- 1165 Irradiation, review of book on. 17 search, 849 Infirmary, Leicester Royal: Gathering of past IRVINE, K. Neville: Prophylaxis of tuberculosis JOLLY, Lieut.-Colonel G. G..appointed Honorary resident officers, 373 in childhood, 245 Surgeon to the Viceroy, 319 Infirmary, Manchester Royal: Treatment of IRWIN, S. T.: Late sequels of head injuries, 891 JONEs, A. T.: Maternityservices, 242 fractures at, 195-New orthopaedic block, 743, Isolation hospitals. See Hospitals JONES, Francis: Anaesthetics in labour, 357 Infirmary, Newcastle-upon-Tyne Royal Victoria: V.: Preliminary qualifications of JONES, Joseph: Preventing perineal tears, 448 New children's convalescent home for, 735 ISWARIIAH,medical students, 367 LI. Wynn: Use and abuse of examina- Infirmary, Sunderland Royal. grant from Com- JONEs,tions, 634 missioner for Special Areas, 1123 ITALY: JONES, Mary Hoxie (and William Warder CAD- Infiammatioh, Lister's view of, 367 Grant forseholarships forstudy of tubercu- BURY): At the Point of a Latncet. One Hun- Inflammation. ns-ture of, 1089 losis. 252-Compulsory insurance against in- dred Years at the Canton Hospital, 1835-1935, Influenza(R. W. Fairbrother), 1282 dustrial accidents and occupational diseases, rev., 718 Influenza epidemic in Soviet Russia(A. Syssine), 373 JONES, Sir Robert, memorial tablet to, 1123 832 Italo-Abyssinian campaign, medical aspects of, Ronald: Case of paradoxical embolism, Influenza, Moscow conference on, 1344 792 JONES,225 Influenza, review of book on, 814 JONES, Rowland: Personal experience of bar- Influenza, studies in, 29 IYENGAR, Major K. R. K.: Report of the*Pasteur biturates, 412 Ingramv. Fitzgerald, 1221 Institute, Coonoor, 442 JONES, Watson: Drill-guide method oftreating INGVAR, Sven: Nature of myalgia, 604 fractures of the neck of the femur, 88-Treat- Inhalation therapy(MN. F. Lockett), 1251 (0) ment ofspinal cord and nerve root lesions, 304 Inhalation treatment, "Fingard" (parlia- -Usesand abuses of manipulative surgery, 304 mentary note), 266 J F. D.: Results of examination of stools Ine uries, athletic. reduction of sick wastage after JORDA,in Barcelona, 1342 (R. Salisbury Woods), 1026 (0)-Correspondence JACEMAN, W. A. (and E. A. MAYsTON): Cysts of JORDAN, A. C.: Typhoid fever carriers, 895 on, 1117 the mesentary, 1079(0) JORDAN, A. R.:suprapubic drainage, 1144 Injury, syndrome of response to, 546 JACKSON. Chevalier (and Chevalier L. JACKSON): JORDAN, L.: Tubercle-free herds. 193 INNE#, Arthur:" Under the influence," 313 Diseases of the Air anid Food Passages of JosEPH, G. W. N.. obituary notice of, 568 Inquests on death in childbirth (parliamentary Foreigs-body Origin, rev., 1029 Jowurnal de Mvdecinte de Lyont for November 20th note), 208 JACKSON, L. N.: Polycythaemia vera, 1220 devoted to forensic medicine, 1177 Insanity, divorce for. See Divorce and Marriage JACKSON, Margaret: What They Wbre. A His- Journtal de Radiologie et D'Electrologie for Bill tory of Children's Dress, rev., 718 October devoted to Professor Antoine Becl6re, Insects in aircraft, 554 Alan Leon, awarded a Dorothy Temple 1343 Institute of British Surgical Technicians: For- JACOBS,Research Fellowship in Tuberculosis, 88 JOURNh, Maurice (and Pierre-Noel DEsCHAMPs): mation of, 698-Certificates and prizes pre- George W.: Phvstcian, Pastor, anid Mantuel de Pathologie Midicale, third edition, sented, 1241 JACOBY,Patient. Problems in Pastoral Medicine, rev, rev., 716 Institute of Child Psychology. See Psychology 1199 JOYNER, Charles: Paravertebral injection of Institute of Mining Engineers: Dustprevention JAMES, G. W. B.: Bromide intoxication, 1050 alcohol inthoracic aneurysm, 785 in mine workings, 364 Lieut.-Col. S. P.: Biology of the malarial Judiciary Safeguarding Bill, 1120 Institution, Liverpool Medical: Local and JAMES.parasite, 309-Retirement of, 655 JULER, Frank Anderson, appointed Surgeon splanehnic anaesthesia. 939 - Mediastinal JAMEs Warwick: The outlook in odontology,935 Oculist to the King's Household, 193 tumours. 994 JAMESON, EdwinM.: Gyetaecological and Obstet- JUPE, F.: Care of the sea-sick, 1003 insulin, protamine, 724 rical Tuberculosis, rev., 813 JUSTICE, Lieut.-Colonel M illiam Adolphus, Idnulin, raw m aterial for (par-liamentary note), E. B.: Illustrations of Regional obituary notice of, 319 1342 JAMIEBsON,Anatomy. Section VI, Upper Limb. Section Juveniles, unemployed. medical attention for Insulin reaction, effect of bilateral suprarenal- VII, Lower Limb, rev., 1312 (Scotland) (parliamentary note). 206. See also ectomy on (E.Silvestroni), 312 Japan: Tuberculosis prevention propaganda in, Education (Scotland) Bill - Circular letter Insulin, tuberculosis and diabetes {leading 884 fromAlinistry of Labour re, 644 article), 926 John, appointed Secretary to the Insurance, compulsory, against industrial acci- JARDINE,Scottish Education Department, 691 dents and occupational diseases now a law in JARMAN, D.: Carbon dioxide absorption from Italy. 373 ansesthetic atmospheres, 735 C. C.: Abortion, 362 K Insurance, National Health: Jaundice,JARVIs, catarrhal, and infective hepatitis, 198 Administrative cost of, 366 following bathing injury KAATZ, Dr. (and Hermann ZONDEK): Hormonal ApprovedSocieties, fourth valuation of, 1235 Jaundice,(J. D. Lendrum),leptospiral,423 (0) regulation of the number of blood platelets in Dental benefit, 106 Jaundice, spirochaetal, in pregnancy (W. H. the blood, 387 (0) Discussion on, 145 Perkins), 281 KARAsEFF, J.: Radiographic changes in bones ,Health insurance for persons under 16, 106 Jaundice, unusual case of in a miner (J. A. and joints in leprosy, 1192 Insurance practitioners, circular to, 1235 and H. C. Brown), 174 (0) Karlsbad, post graduate courses at, 55 Insurance practitioners and remuneration, JAY,McKeonE. A. H.: Medicine, the hospitals, and the KARPMAN. Ben: - The Individual Criminal: total of, 160 press, 100 Studies in the Psychogenetics of Crime, rev., Married women and payment of benefit, 1235 JAYNES, Victor Alexander, obituary notice of, 372 676 Medical benefit, extension of, 1121 JEFFCOATE. T. N. A.: Hormones in obstetrics Kashmir Mission Hospitals: Report, 365 Medical Benefit Regulations, 1007 and 1107-Endometrioma vulvae, KATZ, Professor:690 Touch In massage and medical National Health Insurance (Arrears), Rlegula- 1219 gynaecology, _technique, tions, 53 Geoffrey: Treatment of spinal cord KATEENELBOGEN, Solomon: The Cerebro-uwvial National Health Insurance Bill: 53, 105,156- JEFFERSON,and nerve root lesions, 304, 1125 (0) Fluid and its8Relationtto the Blood. A Phy*io- Royal Assent to, 156 JEFFREY, J. S.: Toxicity of fluid from burned logical and Clinical Study, rev., 628 Parliamentary notes, 53. 105, 106, 156, 160, 202, areas, 241 KAUNITZ, Hans (Hans EPPINGEBR and Hans 209, 264, 266, 1007, 1121, 1235, 1291 Jelly for burns burnojel "), 181 POPPER): Die Serose Entaundtng eine Per- Pensions. administrative cost of, 266 Jelly, tannaflavine,(" 430 meabilitdts-Pathologie, rev., 227 THE Bsis 18 JULY-DEC., 1936 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL = I I K&YNE, Gregory: Laboratory Investigations in KRANENBURG, W. R. H.: Lead poisoning in Leading Articles (continued): phthisis, 354-Spontaneous pneumothorax, 355 cigar makers in Holland, 971 George VI, 1264 Kazan (Russia) Anatomical Institution, cen- KRONACHER, C., appointed to the charge of the Hail and farewell, 1264 tenary of, 1343 German Society for Animal Psychology, 1343 Health matters in Parliament. 874 KEAY, John, obituary notice of, 372 KuCZYNSKI, Robert R.: Populatiotn Movemetnts, Health survey, national. 1201 KEITH, Sir Arthur, reviews The Variations of rev., 715 Industrial medicine. 1148 Animals in Nature. 15 - Appreciation of KURTEN, H.: Zur Diagnostik, Therapie und Intestinal ulceration, pathogenesis of, 132 Thomas William Pelham Lawrence. 101 Prognostik der Lungentuberkulose im Alter- Iodine and endemic goitre, 9z7 KEKWICK. Alan: Blood tranfusion, 247, 302 tum und Mittelalter, rev., 975 Kidney, diseased, function of the, 635 KELLAR, R. J.: Experirnental hypertension, 241 Landmarks in dermatology, 133 KELLY, P. J., appointed Officer of the Order of London. growth of, 1203 St. John of Jerusalem, 12 Medical statistics, international conpara- KEmP, Tage: Prostitutiotn. An Investigation bility of, 1088 ot its Causes, especially with regard to L Medicine and the University of London, 28 Hereditary Factors, rev., 629 Neurologist and psychiatrist, training of the KENNAWAY, E. L.. awarded the prize of the Laboratory and bedside, 902 395 Belgian Union Mini4re du Haut Katanga, Laboratory, National Physical: Annual inspec- Nuffield gift to Oxford, 767 685 tion and report, 78 Nutrition and health at the League Assembly, K&NNEDY, A. R.: Angionenirotic oedema of Laboratory prsetice, review of book on, 761 681 larynx, with sudden onset of asphyxia, 810 Labour, anaesthetics in (Katherine G. Lloyd- Nutrition, problem of. 396 KENNEDY. Foster: Delirious states, 299-Am- Williams), 357-i-iscussion, 357 Nutrition and social policy, 75 nesia, 356-Organic background of neuroses Labour, analgesia during, some methods of Oxford meeting, 231 and psychoses, 356 (Katharine Lloyd-Williams). 1072 (0) Oxford, movement to. 26 KENNEDY, J. A., appointed Serving Brother of Labour, hours of (parliamentary note), 316 Physical treatment in Germany, 595 the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 12 See al80 Consolidated Fund (Appropriation Physical education, 1264 KENNEDY, Walter P.: A bureau of geographical Bill Pineal body as an endocrine gland, 544 medicine, 1002 Labour Ministry: Medical inspection and treat- Pneumothorax, artificial, forlobar pneumonia", Kensington, an experiment in milk control in, ment of unemployed juveniles, circular re, 644 820 638 Labour Office, International: Report on Workers? Population problems, 721 Kent, hospitals and motor accidents in (parlia- Nutrition and Social Policy, 75 Presidential address. 182 mentary note), 160 Labour, painless (T. B. Prys-Jonesi, 627 Profession of medicine. 452 KEOGH, Lieut.-General Sir Alfred Henry, obit- Labour, referred pain in (G. W. Theobald), Pulmonary tuberculosis and pregnancy. 756 uary notice of, 317 1307 (0) Radium r-esearch, clinical, 431 Keratitls. artificial silk (David Rankine), 6 (0) Labyrinthine concussion (N. Rh. Blegvad), 991 Reality given to a dream, 767 KERLEY, Peter: Pulmonary tuberculosis and LAOAISSE (and others): Pathologie Dentaire, rev.. Scottish Health Services report, 27 pregnancy, 841 284 Serological reactions, specificity of, 636 KERBR, A. S.: Control of visceral activity by the LACOMBLE. J., appointed Minister of Public "Spinal lesion " in rheumatism, 1202 hypothalamus, 241 Health in Belgitum. 1065 Small-pox in London, 818 KRRR, J. D. Olav (and Laurance D. W. SCOTT): LAIDLAW, Sir Patrick: Appreciation of Edgar Stomach in skin disease, 682 Measurement of m scle tonus, 758 (0) Hartley Kettle. 1237 Syphilis and its treatment to-day, 1264 KERR, Lieut -Col. William Hogarth. Efficiency LAIRD, Arthur H.: T-eatment of pink disease, Thrombo-angiitis obliterans, aetiology of. 1149 Decoratiun of the Territorial Army conferred 1170 Tissue vaso-, 76 on, 1174 LAKE, Norman C.: Treatment of hallux valgus Trachoma through the ages, 979 KERRIDGE. Phyllis M.: Hearing aids, 303 607-Diver-ticula of the stomach, 1051 Treatment, the art of, 1314 KERRY. R. A.: Glaucoma and sepsis, 351, 808 (0) LAMBERT, Alexander: Therapeutics of drug Tuberculosis, diabetes, and insulin, 926 -Mechanics of glaucoma, 1287 habits, 280 Vital balance sheet of 1934. 1031 KBESLEY, G. D.: Treatment of chronic rheuma- Lamp: Slit-lamp, pocket, 74 Vitamins and hormones, 432 tism, 240 Lanarkshire, hospital services in, 1284 Weil's disease, compensation for, 722 KESTNER. 0.: Climatotheraoy, 603 Lancashire, I uberculosis in: Report, 996 KETTLE, Edgar Hartley: Death of, 1152-Obit- LANCKENAU, Nellie I.: Adrenaline ionization and LEAGUE OF NATIONS: uary notice of, 1236 hay fever, 200 Dangerous drugs, control of, 1091 KEY. L. A.: Urinary complications in prolonged LANDAU, Anastase (and Joseph HELD): La Dangerous drugs, illicit traffic in, report on. immobilization, 44 Syphilis Gastriquie, 1087 398 KEYms, Joshua: Detachment of the retina, 673 rLANDAU, E. * Cyclopropane anaesthesia, 356 Epidemiological report of Health Section for KEYNES. Geoffrey: Uncomplicated inguinal LANDOR, .1 V. (an,d B. R. SREENIVASAN): Pneumo- April-June devoted to the international hirnia, 1216 coccal epididymo-orchitis as a complication causes of death, 320-For July-September to KH&LIDI, H. F., appointed Associate Officer of the of lobar pneumonia, 427-Avitaminosis, 895 typhus and other exanthematic rickettsia Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 12 Landry's paralysis. See Paralysis infections, 1241 KEAMBATA, R. B.: Report on the health of LANDSTEINER, Karl: The Specificitv of Sero- Health Bureau, note on the work of the, 638 Bengal. 442 logical Reactions, 636 Health Organization, International, future of. KHA58TGIR, A.: Ultra-short wave therapy, 210 LANE-ROBIORTS, C. S.: Anaestheties in labour, 774 KIDDLE, Colonel Frederick, obituary notice of, 357 Nutrition and health at (leading article), 681 5,63 LANGDON-BROWN, Sir Walter, honorary DSc. Nutrition, report on, vol. i, 396; vols. ii and iii, Kidney, diseased, function of the (leading Oxford conferred on, 262-Harveian Oration: 571 article), 635 The background to Harvey, 793-The present R3ad accidents, standardization in recording Kidney infection, blood-borne (Hugh Cabot), 688 position of endocrinology, 772- Hypopitultar- of, 1009 -Discussion, 689 ism, 984-Voluntary euthanasia, 1047-Reviews StatisLiCs, medical, international compara- Kidneys, review of book on, 1029 Treatment itn General Practice, vol ii, 1197 bility of, 1088 KIERANS, M. G.: A warning, 1296 LANGLEY, C. J.: Serum treatment of pneu- KIERNAN, Frank: Examination of tuberculosis monia. 309 LEAKE, M. Martin: London School of Dietetics. contacts, 191, 561-Prevention of tuberculosis, Laryngectomy for advanced cancer, nineteen 744 561 years' survival after, 1226 LEAPINGWELL. Lieut.-Col. Arthur Henry, obitu- KILLIaK. E. M.: Modern industry, 634 Laryngology, diploma in, information concern ary notice of, 563 King Edward. See Edward ing, 516 LEARMONTE, James R., appointed Surgeon to King Edward's Hospital Fund. See Fund Laryngoscope, electric, an improved, 394 the King in Scotland, 193 KING, E. F.: The eye in leprosy, 297 LAsKIEWICZ, A.: Fractures of the larynx, 964 Lecture, Cameron Prize (C. A. Browning), 942 KING, Herbert Dove, obituary notice of, 261 Latin-Aiiierican Medico-Chirurgical Associa- Lecture. Chadwick: Epidemic poliomyelitis KiNG, Colonel H. H.: Peptic ulcer and chilblain, tion: Office transferred to Buenos Aires, 609 (Sir Arthur S. MacNalty), 57-Tbe doctor's 1344 LAUGHELIN, Hamilton, nominated honorary mandate in Parliament (Sir Francis Fre- KING. J. J. D.: Demonstration of dental disease, doctor of the University of Heidelberg, 267 mantle), 1157 251 LAW, Richard K., appointed a member of the Lecture, Lloyd Roberts: Adventures in research KINNEAR, Lieut.-Col. J., Efficiency Decoration Industrial HeslIth Research Board, 267 (Major-General Sir Robert McCarrison), 1099 of the Territorial Army conferred on, 654 LAWRENCE, D. H.: Pornography anad So On, Lecture, Macalister: The doctor in parliament. KIRBY. J. (and G. C. M. M'GONIGLF,): Poverty and rev., 868 (Sir Francis Fremantle), 22 Public Health, rev., 125, 210-A correction, 210 LAWRENCE, R. D.: Treatment of diabetic coma, Lecture. Mackenzie Davidson Memorial: High- KIRK. J. * Descent of the testis, 302 81 velocity positive ions and their application to KIRKPATRICK, Lieut.-Col. Henry: Appreciation LAWRENCE. Thomas William Pelham: Death of, the transmutation of atomic nuclei and the of Lieut.-Col. Robert Henry Elliot, 1062 31-Obituary notice of, 101 production of artificial rauio-activity (J. D. KIRWAN. Lieut,-Colonel E. W. O'G.: Tubercu- LAWSON, Robert S.: Treatment of hallux valgus Cockroft), 1216 losis of the eye, 244-The eye in leprosy, 297- and rigidus, 559 Lecture, Nor"an Kerr Memorial: Alcohol and Intracapsular extraction, 297 Laxative tablets, cholagogue (veracolate brand), psychiatry (D. K. Henderson), 768, 778 KITC1HIN. D. Harcourt: Legal Problems in 718 Lecture, Ramsey Memorial: Splenomegaly Medical Practice. rev., 590 LAYTON, T. B.: Streptococcal cervical glands, (E. Rock Carling), 109 KITCHIN, James Tyson, obituary notice of, 1172, 1052 Lecture, Semon: Tumours of the palate (Walter 1240 Lead poisoning in cigar workers in Hollaend Howarth), 988 KITCHIN, Kathleen, called to the B3ar, 55 (W. R. H. Kranenburg and J. J. Wallien), 971 Lecture, Strickland Goodall Memorial: Thy- KLABER, Robert: Angiomata of the skin. 252 rotoxicosis and heart disease (John Hay), 827 KLASs. Henry S.: Ownership of a medal, 1065 Leading Articles; Lecture, Sylvanus Thompson Memorial: Diag-- KLINGIE, F.: Myalgia in rheu'matic diseases, 604 Acetylcholine: some recent work, 340 nosis and treatment of carcinoma of the lung KNIGHET, G C.: Intestinal strangulation, 241 Alcohol and psyehiatry, 768 (A. C. Christie), 1216 KNIGHT, Mr.: Report on bacterial nutrition, 341 American public health, 873 Lectures, B adley Stewart: Scientific progress,. KNOWLES, F. C : Diseases of the Skin, third &naemia in pregnancy, 594 1152 edition. rev., 974 Annual meeting (1936), 231 Lectures, Terry: Order and life (Joseph Need- KNOWLES, Lieut.-Colonel Robert, obituary notice Atelectasis, pulmonary, 1315 ham), 547 of, 410 Blood transfusion, problems of, 1035 Le DOZE, F.: Tetanus in pregnancy and tbe. Knutsford, Lotd: A Memoir (John Gore), 436 Cancer campaign, an Australian view of the, puerperium, 1161 KOCHMANN, M.: Narkotica der Fettreihe, rev., 183 LEDINGEAM, J. C. G.(: Mechanism of virus 539 Catgut, sterilization of, 636 immunity. 307 Kodak X-Ray Manual, 656 Clinical medicine, discipline of, 339 LEF, E. Stanley: Blood transfusion fatalities, KOGERER. H.: Mental hygiene and thel nurse, Collapse theiapy. 286 1334 733 _ Coroners, medical. 819 LJEE, Maurice: An intravenous cannula, 718 KOLBERT, J. W.: "Electrotherapy and its Dermatology, landmarks in, 133 L,LEE, Terence: The sedimentometer, a photo- futnre," 1242 Diet and the teeth, 287 graphic apparatus for automatic recording of' KORZYNKI, Ludomil, death of, 408 Drug idiosyncrasy, 232 blood sedimentation rate, 809 (0), 1114 KOssoVIToE. N. (and R. Dujarric DE LA RIVIiRE): Edward VIII. 1264 Leech in the trachea, 268, 572 Les Groupas Sanguins,, rev., 867 Endocrine puzzles, 978 Leeds: Cancer research at, E57 -Health week KRAKOWER, C.: Measles complicated by appendi- Evolutionary progress, 543 at, 780-Lady Allbutt and, 1331-Overcrowdinog citis, 733 Gastric syphilis, 1087 at, 97-School of Medicine: Annual dinner, 1109 INDEX THs BRnrsH 19 JULY-DEC., 1936 MEDICAL JOURNAL

Lim FLEMING. E. K.: Homework and physical LLOYD. W. E.: Spontaneous pneumothorax, efficiency, 360 355 Legal problems in medical practice, review of LLOYD, W. Ernest (and A. Margaret C. MAC- M book on, 590 PiiERsoN): Pulmonary tuberculosis in young Legs, boomerang, and yaws (Cecil J. Hackett), adults, 1130 (0) McADAM, John Loudon, centenary of the death 92. 868 LLOYD, Wyndham E.: A Hutndred Years of of, 1065 LEHMANE, Robert: Les Atrophies Gastriques Medicine, rev., 392 MACALISTERM, Charles J.: The Origini and Historv dans lea AnX mies Idiopathiq7ues et les MitanW- LLOYD-WILLIAMS. Bronwen National health of the Liverpool Royal Southern Hospital. mies, 596 and physique, 1230 With Personal Remlniscenccs, 402 LEIPER, Margaret A.: Report on sickness LLOYD-WILLIAMS, Katharine G.: Anaesthetics MACALPINE, J. R.: Cvstoscopv and Ur-cgraphv absence and labour wastage, 234 in labour, 357--rome methods of analgesia second edition, rev., 541 LEIPOLDT, C. Louis: Thte Belly Book or Dinter's during labour, 1072 (0) MACAULEY, C. J. (and others): Memorial to Dr. Guide, rev., 1031 Loans for practices. See Practices Thomas Hennessy, 440 LEISHMAN, fiir James: Health services in LOBO-ONELL, C. (and H. CEABANIER): Diabte MCCALL, Eva: Calcium depletion, 259 Scotland. 995 et Chirurgie, rev., 1198 MCCANCE, R. A.: Food values and cooking LEILEAN, P. S.: National unfitness, 605 Local authorities and ambulance depots (parlia- report on, 1088 Lemon juice in mycotic infections, 374 mentary note), 266 MCCARRISON, Sir Robert: Nutrition in health LENDRUM. J. D.: Leptoepiral jaundice following Local authorities uot stupplying milk and meals and disease, 250. 611 (0)-Pathology of dietary bathing injury, 423 (0) (parliamentary note), 208 deficienev, 251-Homework and physical effi- LENNOX Castle for mental defectives, opening of, Local government hospital services: Informa- ciency. 360-Nutrition and orthopaedics, 784- 780 tion concerning, 509 Lloyd Roberts lecture: Adventures in research. Lens, biochemistry of the (Dor-othy Campbell), Local government officers' superannuation 1099-Nutrition and public health: Address to 296, 1133 (0) (parliamentary note). 1122 some members of the House of Commons, Lenses, coloured, in refraction (R. H. Balfour LOCKETT, Mi. F.: Inhalttion therapy, 1251 (0) 1175 Barrow), 673 LOCKHART, Leonard P.: Industry and State MCCARTHY. W. H. L., appointed Coroner to the Leprosy, the eye in (E. F. King), 297 medicine, 1161-The physical welfare of youth, King's Household, 193 [leprosy, radiographic changes in bones and 1254 (0) MCCLUSKIE, J. A. W.: Dental sepsis, 890 joints in (J. Karaseff), 1192 (0) LOCKHART-MUMMERY, J. P.: Chronic ulcerative MCCOMBIE, Duncan Alexander, obituary notice Leptospiral jaundice. See Jaundice oolitis,889-Substances promoting cell growth, of, 951, 1063 LB& QUESNE, Ruth (and Mary GRANVILLE): 1052 MCCONNELL, A. A.: Late sequels of head injuries, Hvdrotherapy. rev., 763 LOCKWOOD. Madeline R. (and Ian SKOTTOWE): 891 LERIcHE. Ren6: Vogue of the sympathetic, 885 Pathological sleep, 856 (0) MCCORMICK, H. L.: Treatment of boils, 162 LEscEER, F. Graham: Nervous complic%tions LODGE, W. 0.: Radon treatment of intrasellar MCCULL&GH, J.: Treatment of hallux valgus following treatment by gold saltz, 1303 (0) tumours, 1257 (0) and rigidus, 404 Lester Institute, Shanghai: Report, 290 LOEWI, Otto, awarded the Nobel prize, 930, 979 MCCULLOCH, Ernest C.: Disitfection and Steri- LETT, Hugh: Urinary calculi, with special LOEwY. F. E.: Sterilizing syringes used for lizatiotn, rev.. 923 reference to stone in the bladder, 37- Ap- solganol, 448 MCCURRICHE Hugh J.: Blood transfusion, 1110- pointed Senior Warden of the Society of LooG, AM. H.: Pulmonary tuberculosis and preg- Uncomplicated inguinal hernia, 1218 Apothecaries, 547 % nancy, 296 MCDONAGH, J. E. R.: The Common Cold and Leverhulme Research Fellowship. See Re- LOMEOLT, S.: Warts and interdigital fungi Infltuenza and Their Rela'iontship to Other search Council among school chi;dren in Copenhagen, 1136 Inlfections in Man, antd Atnimals, rev., 814 LEVINE, Samuel A.: Clinical Heart Disease, MACDONALD, G.: Co-operation between public rev., 628 LONDON: health services, 192 LEVITT, W.: X-ray therapy in deep seated Association of Medical Women's Federation. MACDONALD, W. Kelman:-Manipulative sur- malignancy, 303 .e;e Association gery: an osteopath's criticism, 608 LEwII-, Octavia: Nasal obstruction in the new- City of, health report, 441 MCDOUGALL, William: Psycho-analvsis and born, 47 Coroners, appointment of in London, 404 Social Psychology, rev.. 73 Lzwis. E. C.: Minor rectal conditions, 993 Coroner's law and practice in, 364 McDOWALL, A.:-Ruptured ectopic gestation: LEWIS, Ivor: Treatment of intracapsular frac- County Council. See Council implantation in interstitial portion of the tures of the neck ot the femur, 295 Growth of (leading article), 1203 tube. 390 LEwIs, N. W.: The London Clinic, 563 Hospital flag days, 1242 McDowArLL. R. J. S.: Appreciation of Orlando LEwis, Sir Thomas: Vascular Disorders of the " Hospitals Week " for. 257 Inchley, 371-The heart in exercise, 601 Limbs. Described for Practitioners anl Medical exhibition, 836 McDowAI.L, Thomas William, obituary notice Students. rev., 336 Nutrition centres for school children, 97 of. 446, 569 LEYTON. O.: Treatment of some complications Public health, drainage, and housing in, 97 McDoWELL, Robert, obituary notice of, 1293 of diabetes mellitus, 237, 291. 374 -A correction, Small-pox in (leading article), 818 -Corre- MACE, A.: Medical auxiliaries, 1296 374-Extract of the posterior lobe of the spondence on, 897 MCFARLAND B. L.: Complete repair of "mallet pituitary gland. 1041 finger," 897 LIAN, C.: Mortality in France from heart dis- London Clinic, 563 MAOFARI,ANFE, R. G.: Snake venom for haema- eases, 161 London College of Dietetics: a disclaimer, 656 temesis, 1286 LIBERTI, R.: Tetanus mortality in cases ad- London School of Dietetics, 744 MACFEE, John, obituary notice of, 1239 mitted to the Rome Clinic from1922 to 1935,1133 LONGWORTEI. T. Clifton: The Devil a Monck McGANN, Colonel Terence Joseph, obituary Library. Army Medical, Washlngton, centenary Would j.e: A Survey of Sex atnd Celebacy int notice of, 1340 of (Sir ), 1094 Religion, rev., 180 MACGIBBON, T. A.: Drainage of the maxillary LIDDELL, E. G. T.: Demonstration on blood LORD, Cyril Courtenay: Death of, 1240-Obituary sinus, 652 pressure, 302 notice of, 1292 M'GONIGLE, G. C. M. (and J. KIRBY): Poverty LIEN, 0. L.: Investigations among school chil- LORENz, Adolf: My Lifeatnd Work. The Search and Putblic Healtlh, rev., 125. 210-A correction, dren in Norway, 323 for a Missing Glove, rev., 629 210-Nutrition and public health (parliamen- LIEN-TEE. Wu (and others): Plague. A Maniual LORF:NZEN, Albei t;rnest, receives authority to tary note), 208 for Medical and Public HealthL Workers, rev., wear the insignia of the Order of the Nile, 571 MC"3OWAN, J. P.: Substances promoting cell 761-(And C. Y. Wu): Reports of the National LOUDON, J. Livingstone: Report on the health growth, 1334 Quarantine Service. Series VI, 1936-6. rev., 924 of Hamilton. 1223 MoG(tATH. John: Blood groups and paternity, Life insurance as the actuary sees it, 983 LOUKIANOFF Dr. death of, 742 1054 Limbs, artificial, fitting of, 254-Pensions Minis- LOVE, R. J. McNeill (and Hamilton BAILEY): A MACGREGoR, A. S. M.: Atmospheric pollution, try services for civilians, 254-Parliamentary Sliort Practice of Surgery, third edition, rev., 836 note, 265 1031-Hebaral sodium poisoning, 1287 MACGREGOR, T. N.: Hormones in obstetrics and Limbs, phantom (George Riddoch), 299 LOVELL, Major E. R., Efficiency Decoration of gynaecology, 1107 Linacre, Thomas (A. P. Cawadias), 353, 550 the Territorial Army conferred on; 654 MOGIJIGAN, Hugh Alister (and Edith P. BRODIE): LINDSAY, A. D.: Homework and physical edu- Low, Carmichael: Boomerang legs and yaws, 93 An Introductioen to Alateria Medica and cation, 359 LowE, T. E.: Infective lhepatitis with a fatal Plharmacy, rev., 1086 Lindsey County Council v. Marshall, 200 recrudescence, 9 (0) MCILROY, Dame Louise: Pulmonary tubercu- LINBHAN, T. P.: Late sequels of war stress, 92 LOWENFELD, Margaret: Neurosis in the child, losis and pregnancy, 296-Anaemia in preg- LING. T. M.: The abnormal and temperamental 94 nancy, 351-Welfare of mothers and pre-school Worker, 1019 (0) LUBNER, S. H.: Psychotherapy in general children. 1102-Abortion as a factor in LIN1KLATER. Eric: Remedying unfitness in practice, 39-Importance of suggestion, 1335 maternal mortality,1342 Scotland, 644 LuCK, Sir Richard, re-elected mayor of Romsey, MCINTOSH, J.: Viruses and new growths, 307 LisTEMR, J. A.: Electrotherapy and its future,301 1065 MACKAY. C. G., appointed Serving Brother of the Lister, Lord, his view of inflammation, 367 LuCK James Murray (editor): Anniual Review of Order of St. John of erusalen, 12 Lister and Pasteur, 200 Btochemistry, vol. v, rev., 1085 MACKAY, IAN: Maternalmortality in( heshire, 83 LIsTER, Sir William, appointed Consulting Sur- LUDLAM, Gilbert Bowman), awarded a Resi- McKAY, W. J. Stewart: Appendscitis. When anid geon to the King, 193 dential Fellowship in Tropical Med cine, 1044 How to Operate. A Guidej orthe General Prac- Listerella, genus of, infection with a member of Lunacy and mental deficiency: Report of Board titiouner, rev., 716 (B. W. Carey), 552 of Control. 686 MCKELVIE, W. Bryce: Occupational deafness, Literary inqtuiry, 1066 Lunacy. suggested new definitions of (parlia- 1113 Lithotrity: "Auto-lithotrity. a record of 150 mentary note), 1342 MACKENNA, R. M. B.: Preventive measures in years ago (A. B. Dalgetty), 1329 LUNDBORG, Hermann, nominated honorary dermatology, 251, 581 (0) LITTLEDALE. H. E.: Drug treatment of paralysis Doctor of the University of Heidelburg, 267 MCKENDRICK, A. Ian: CaEe of hebaral sodium agitans, 956 Lungs, effect on of breathing through a narrow poisoning, 1196 Liver disease, review of book on, 1029 orifice(L. Hill), 1211 MACKENZIE. E. K.: Mechanized medicine, 740 Liver extract and iron, granular (hepferol), 1031 Lupus vulgaris under treatment with tuberculin Maclkenzie Institute for Research. See Research Liverpool Medical Institution. See Institution (F-. S. Burnell-Jones and R. Carswell), 890 McKENzIE. T. Clyde, elected mayor of Smeth- Liverpool:Merseyside Hospitals Council, annual LUSCaRER, E.: Acute streptococcal infection of wick. 1065 record. 256-Overcrowding at the Liverpool the Far and nasopharynx, 248- Otomicroscopy McKEON. J. A. (and H. C. BROWN): Unusual Mental Hospital (parliamentary note), 107- on the living, 300 case of jaundice in a miner, 174 (0) Port medical officer's annual report, 41 - LYALL, Alexander: Large aneurysm of the MOKEOWN, R. J.: Appreciation of Arthur Health of, report of tI.O.H., 311 circle of Willis with spontaneous cure by Hamilton Stewart Roberts. 1118 LIVEsAY, Surgeon Captain A. W. B.: Care of the thrombosis, 282 M'KERfON, Robert Gordon, resignation of, 149 *sea-sick. 1116 Lymphadenoma (Mervyn Gordon), 1162 MACKIE, E. Gordon: Miners' nystagmus, 258 LIvIvNGSTON, H. M.: Specific treatment for acute LYNAM, J. E. A.: X-ray therapy in deep-seated MCKILLOP, L. M.: Iteport of Cancer Control, sepsis, 162 malignancy, 303 Commonwealth of Australia, 183 LLEWELLYN, E., appointed Commander of the LYNCH, G. Roche: Blood groups and paternity. MACKINNON, M Health of African natives, 647 Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 12 950,1164-Voluntary euthanasia, 1047-Toxi- MACKINTOSE1,fir Ashley W., appointed Physician LLOYD. D.P. C.. demonstrates action potentials cology of the barbiturates. 1163 to The King in Scotland. 193 from the inferior mesenteric ganglion, 302 LYNN-Thomas, Sir John: Edward Williams, MACKINTOSH. John N.: Pituitary, ovary, and LLOYD, Eric I.: Fractures of the neck of the 1745-1826, 41 cancer, 1227 femur treated by open operation, 89-Treat- LYON, D. Murray, appointed to the Moncrieff MACLACHLAN, John T.: Care of the sea-sick,.1056 ment of intracapsular fractures of the neck of Arnott chair of clinical mnedicine at Edin- MCLAGGAN,J. D.: Early laryngeal tuberculosis, the femur. 294 0 burgh, 149 991 20 JULY-DEC., 1936 INDEX THE BRrrus MEDICAL JOURNAL

MLAREN, D. W.: Separation of conjoined twins, Manipiulative surgery, 233, 255 - Sir Herbert Measles complicated by appendicitis (H. W. 971 (0) Barker's demonstration, 255 Hudson and C. Krakower), 733 MACLEAN. Sir Ewen: Maternity services, 242, Manipulative surgery, uses and abuses of (A. S. Measles, not a notifiable disease (parliamentary 382 (0)-Pulmonary tuberculosis and preg- Bloindell Bankart), 304, 416 (0)-Discussion, note), 265, 369 nancy, 296 304-Correspondence on, 608 Measles serum supplies (parliameptary note), 316 MACLEAN, I. H.: Treatment of staphyloccal in- MANSON, J. S.: Amnesia, 444- Maternity in its Mechanized medicine. See Medicine fections with toxid. 303-Dental sepsis, 310 sociological aspects, 943 Medal, ownership of a, 1066 MACLENNAN, Jean M.: Gonococcal artlhritis in MANsON-BAHIR, P. H.: Chironic ulcerative colitis, Medical Art Exhibition, 108 the mother and newborn infant, 121 (0) 889-Bird photography, 1045 Medical auxiliaries, 1296 MACLEOD, Alex J.: Manual dilatation of the Mapharsen in the treatment of syphilis, 1038 Medical books. See Books pelvis, 282 MAPOTHER, Edward: Late sequels of war stress, Medical coroners. See Coroners MCLEOD, J. W.: Pathogenic bacteria, 303-Anti- 90 Medical curriculum, 43, 196, 258. 312, 367. 443, 607, and immunity. 309 MARAi6N, G. (and F. DOMENECE): Variations of 650-Anatomy in, 43, 196, 312 - Preliminary McLEOD, Thomas Hawks, receives authority to blood pressure in diseases of the hypophysis, qualification for medical students, 367 - wear the Insignia of the Fourth Class (Civil 851 (0) Education for general practice, 443 - Path Division) of the Order of Al Rafidain, 1177 MAITCUS, M.: Psychotherapy in general practice, to freedom, 607 - And examinations, 650. MOMICHAEI, Joht, appointed to the E. Alan 40 See also Examination and Path Johnston and Lawrence Research Fellowship, NARETT, R. R.: Tribute to on his seventieth Medical Defence Union: Annual report, 643 136 birthday, 87 Medical Directory, 152-For 1937, rev., 1260 MOMILLAN, Daniel W., obituary notice of, 570 MARION, G.: TraiMl d'Urologie, third edition, Medical education, deputation on (parliamentary McMuRRAY, T. P.: Treatment of hallux valgus rev., 72 note), 316 and rigidus, 218 (0), 353 MARNHAM, Ralph: Chronic ulcerative colitis, Medical education in the provinces, history of McNABB, H. H.: Intracapsular extraction, 297 889 (E. M. Brockbank), 1034 MACNALTY. Sir Arthur S.: Cbadwick Lecture on MARBIACE, J. R.: Air raid precautions, 1159 Medical exhibition in London, 836 epidemic polioimyelitis, epidemiology, causes, Marriage Bill, 1121, 1340-In committee, 1340- Medical golf. See Golf and prevention, 57 (0-Examination of tuber- Divorce on grounds of incurable insanity, 1121, Medical History, Annals of (edited by Francis R. culosis contacts, 191-The rise of the medical 1340 Packsrd'. new series, vol. viii, No. 3. May, 1936, officer of health, 1043-Annual report of the MARRIOTT, H. L,; Blood transfusion, 247, 302- rev., 688-No. 5. 1936, rev., 986 Ministry of Health, 1213 Nasal catheter for oxygen administration. 302 Medical inspection of school children. See McNEE. John William, appointed Regius Pro- MARSDEN, J. Pickford: Small-pox in London, School fessor of Medicine in the University of 8,j7 Medical mayors. See Mayors Glasgow, 639, 644 MARSHALL, C. Jennings: Hexamine in the treat- Medical men in administrative posts (W. H. -MOPHAIL, Dr.: Laboratory investigations of ment of infections. 692, 949 Harper), 1101 phthisis, 354 MAR5HALJ, C. M.: Caesarean section, 1280 Medical missionaries, information concerning, MACPHERSON, A. Margaret C. (and W. Ernest MARSHALL, Geoffrey: Surgery of pulmonary 517, 656 LLoYD): Pulmonary tuberculosis in young tuberculosis, 349 - Treatment of pleural effu- Medical officer of health, the rise of the (Sir adults, 1130 (0) sions, 936 Arthur MeNalty). 1(43 MACRAE: Anaemia in pregnancy, 351 MARSHALL, Group Captain G. B.: Medical notes Medical officers of health: Infuirmation concern- MAcRAE, Captain R. D.: An unusual vesical on altitude flying, 731 ing. 502, 610-A qorrection, 610 calculus, 921 MARSHALL, J. Cole: Detachment of the retina, Medical officers of health and private practice MCSHANE, H. J., obituary notice of, 570 351 (parliamentary note), 1290 MCSWEENEY, C. J.: Puerperal sepsis, 1106 MARSHALL, W. M.: National health insurance, Medical officers of healtb and vaccination (par- MCSwINEY, B. A., appointed a member of the 116 liamentary note). 159 Industrial Health Research Board, 267 MARTIN, G. E.: Hearing aids, 173 (0), 300 Medical officers, women (parliamentary note), MCTAGGART, C. M.: Hydrocyanic poisoning from AMARTIN, J. Middleton: Midwives Act and its 1291. See also Women nuts, 100 operation. 872 Medical Peace Campaign, 404, 445, 1159-Air raid MADIsEN, Th.: Control of whooping-cough in MARTIN. tS. Edgar: Late sequels of war stress, 92 precautions, 1159 Denmark, 253 MARTIN, Thomas Muirhead, obituary notice of, Medical practice in British Dominions and MAGLADERY, J. W.: Correlation of electrical and 1005 foreign countries, information concerning, 512 mechanical responses of smooth mascle, 302 MARTINE, W. R., presentation to, 403-Apprecia- Medical practice, review of book on, 592 MAGNUSON, Paul B.: Fractures, second edition, tibn of John Frank Crombie, 1006 Medical Practitioners' Communications (Privi- rev., 228 MARTYN, Sir Henry L., appointed Surgeon lege) Bill, 1007 MAHOMED, George: Health time-table for a Apothecary to the Household at Windsor, 193 Medical practitioners in Holland: numbers,,439 great-grandson, 898 Massage, touch in (Professor Katz). 690 Medical problems of school life (Sir George MAINGOT, Rodney (editor): Post - Graduate MASsART, Raphadl: Professional animosities, Newman). 358 Surgery, vol. ii, rev., 391 1222 Medical profession: numbers, 456 MAINLAND, Donald: Problems of chance in Masseurs, sightless, 268-" At Home," 1295 Medical Psychology, Institute of. See Psycho- clinical work, 221 (0) Mastitis in maternity cases (parliamentary logy MAJo., Colonel Napoleon Bisdee, obituary notice note), 370 Medical radiology, diploma in, information con- of, 369 Mastoiditis, case of (Alex Russell), 1026 cerning, 515 Malaria, campaign against: In Burma. 257 Mastoiditis, unusual case of (M. C. A. Robson), Medical references under the Workmen's Com- Malaria in Ceylon, report on, 1284 335 pensation Act (parliamentary note), 208 Malaria, induced, observations on, 133 Materia medica, review of book on, 1086 Medical Register: Untraceable practitioners, Malatia, mononucleosis in diagnosis of (L. M. Maternal age and congenital malformations, 683 685-Office edition, 1124 Ruiz), 1192 Maternal mortality. See Mlortality Medical registration in the Irish Free State. in- Malari* and poverty (parliamentary note), 53 Maternity cases, mastitis in (parliamentary formation concerning 471 Malaria, review of books on, 539,923 note), 370 Medical research. See Research Malaria transmission, 108, 161 Maternity and child welfare by voluntary asso- Medical Research Council. See Research Malarial parasite, biology of, 309 ciations (parliamentary note), 106 Malarial therapy for general paralysis of the Maternity and child welfare medical officers, in- MEDICAL SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES: insane, 234-Report from Mental Hospitals formation concerning, 503 Acknowledgement, 518 Committee of the London County Council, 234 Maternity and dental services at London County Air Force Medical Service. Royal, 507 -Parliamentary note on, 1235 Council hospitals are improved, 557 Anaesthetics, diploma in, 516 Malaya: Medical research in, report, 342-In- Maternity problems, 780 Army Dental Corps, 509 formation concerning the medical service of, Maternity Service, National, 561,606,648, 897,949, Army Medical Services, 506 514 1057 British Dominions and foreign countries, 512 MALcoLM, William Stevenson, obituary notice Maternity services (Sir Ewen Maclean), 242, 382 Carnegie Trust. 469 of, 407 (0)-Discussion, 242-(F. J. Browne), 384 (0)- Child health, diploma in, 516 Malformations, congenital, and maternal age, Correspondence on, 561. See also Midwifery Clinical hospitals, 489 683 services Clinical teaching in Dublin. 488 Malignancy, deep-seated, x-ray therapy in Maternity Services (Scotland), Bill, 264,1007 Colonial Medical Service, 513 (J. Struthers Fulton), 303, 671 (0)-Discussion, Maternity in its sociological aspects (Sir Henry Curriculum to-day, 452 303-A correction, '144 Brackenbury), 828, 1001-Correspondence on, Degrees for practitioners, 517 Malignant disease, deaths from in Germany, 1065 943, 1001 Dental eduication, 518 Malignant disease, management of (G. Grey Maternity work in Cheshire: A collective experi- Dental surgery, 517 Turner), 991 ment, 360 Diplomas, special, 515 Malignant growths. See also Cancer, Sarcoma, Mathematics for biologists, review of book on, Examinations as a path to freedom (C. M. etc. 126 Wilson). 449 MALRIN, S. A. S: Pathological changes in bones MATHESON, Norman M. (and Hamilton BAILEY): General Medical Council. 456 and joints induced by injury, 248 Becent Advances in Genito-Urinary Satrgery, Indian Medical Service, 508 MALLAM, P. C.: Obesity in children, 246-Dia- rev., 762 Information concerningthe study of medicine, betes in childhood, 299 MATHIEU. P.: Orthopaedic treatment of rheuma- 449 et seq. " Mallet finger," complete repair of (Basil Merri- tism. 605 Laryngology and otology, diploma for, 516 man), 760.1056-Correspondence on, 897,1056 MATTHEWS, H. T.: Milk and food distribution, Local Government (Hospital) Medical Services, MALLINICK, Samuel Solomon, obituary notice of, 145 509 372 MAURER, Gustav: Treatment of pleural efllu- Medical appointments in the Colonies and MALLINSON, Hugh: Herpes zoster and varicella, sions, 935-Incomplete pneumothorax, 1221 Mandatet Territories. 512, 513 1197 Maxillary sinus. See Sinus Medical missionaries, 517 Malnutrition: Opposition challenge (parlia- MAYERa, Karl, death of, 52 Medical profession: numbers, 453. 456 mentary note), 157-Of Stoke-on-Trent school MAYER, Martin (and Bernard NOCET): Die Medical radiology and electricity, 515 children (parliamentary note), 266. See also Malaria. Eiue Einfuhrung in ihre Klinik, Medical Registration Council, Irish Free State: Nutrition-In Colonial dependencies, inquiry Parasitologie und Bekampfung, rev., 539 Report of meeting, 995 into (parliamentary note). 1176 MAYO. Charles H., appointed professor emeritus Medical registration in the Irish Free State, MALPAS, Percy: Pelvic inclination in dystocia, at the Mayo Clinic, 209 471 1218-Caesarean section, 1280 Mayors, medical, 1065 Medical students: numbers, 456 Malta: Undulant fever in, 850-Annual report on MAYOU, Sheila: Report on Ransom Pickard pin Naval Medical Service, Royal, 505 the health of, 850 test used as a test for stereoscopic vision, 394 Obstetrics, diploma for, 516 MALYON, H-.* Hospital problems, 1101 MAYsTON, E. A. (and W. A. JACEMAN): Cysts of Opening of the winter session, 727, 775 Manchester: Treatment of fractures in, 195- the mesentery, 1079 (0) Ophthalmic medicine, diploma for, 516 Report of maternity department of St. Mary's MEACHEN, G. Norman: A Short History of Pathology, clinical, diploma for, 517 Jospitals. 312 - Post-graduate study at, 496, Tuberculosis, rev.. 763 Post-graduate study, 493 Joint Eospitals Board: Annual report: 1109 Meals, free, to school children (parliamentary Prison Medical Service, 512 Mandelate elixir, ammonium (ammoket), 74 note), 106 Profession of medicine, 452 Mandelic acid and B. coli infections (Clifford Meals, free, to school children, rationale of Psychological medicine, 499 Morson), 1046 (E. H. M. Milligan), 278 (0). 359 Public health medical services, 501 - Mandelic acid and its derivatives in urinary Meals, local authorities not supplying (parlia- Radiotherapy, 495 antiseptics (E. W. Riches). 1046 mentary note), 208 Royal Army Medical Corps, 506 Manganese poisoning, notification of, 311 MEABS, Isabella, obituary notice of, 1063 ScholarshiQs, 460 et 8eq. BRITISH JULY-DEC., 1936 INDEX MEDICALTHiE JOURNAL 21

MEDICAL SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES (continued): Menstrual cycle and pregnancy, 792 Milk-in-schools schemne (parliamentarY note), Special diplomas, 515 Mental defectives, home training of, 1124 1291 Tropical medicine, 497, 505 Mental defectives, Lennox Castle for, 780 Milk (Special Designations) Order (Scotland) Tuberculous diseases diploma, 517 Mental disorder, narcosis, prolonged, for, 311 Bill, 264-Annotation on, 1317 Women medical students: numbers, 486, 491 Mental health and drug addiction (Doris M. Milk from tubercle-freeherds, 1317 , 486, 490 Odium), 194 MILLAR, W. Gilbert: Consistency of university Women's Medical Service of India, 492 Mental hospital administration, discussion on, examinations, 1209 1101 MILLARD, Killick: Voluntary euthanasia, 1047 Medical schools, hospitals associated with, 942 "Mental hospital," the term (parliamentary MILLEN, R. Mr.: Congenital atresia of the small Medical science and practical medicine (G. H. note), 208 intestine, 124 Monrad-Krohn), 902 Mental hospitals, mortality and phthsis in, 46, MsILLr.LR, Arthur: Conservative treatment of Medical services, industrial, money value of, 875 100, 150.197 laryngeal diphtheria, 198 Medical services, national, and the B.M.A., 606 Mental Hospitals: Scottish Mental Hospital's MILLER, Douglas* Common obstetrical injuries Medical statistics. See Statistics Pathological Board: Annual report, 363 and their sequelae, 4 (O)-(And Victor M. Medical student, welfare of in France, 885 Mental hospital. See also Hospitals COPPLESON, editors): Clinical Hanidbook. For Medical students, pieliminary qualification for, Mental Hygiene, Natlonal Council for: Annual Residetnts,Nurses, and Studctnts, rev., 1262 367. See also Medical curriculum meeting, 93-Mental hygiene and preventive MILLER, Reginald: Epidemic nausea and ,Medical training in Burma: lteport, 645 medicine, 93 vomiting, 98 Medical and surgical prepgrations and appli- Mental Hygiene Reunion, European, London MILLIGAN, E. H. M.: Rationale of free school ances. See Preparations (1936), 209, 655, 732-Mental hygiene and the meals, 278 (0), 359 Medical Week " in Vienna, 1343 cinema, 732-The film addict, 732-Mental MILLIGAN, E. T. C.: Chronic ulcerative colitis. Medical Women's Federation:-Annual con- hygiene and the nurse, 733-Mental hygiene 890-Uncomplicated inguinal hernia, 1218 ference of the psychological group: Problems and the school, 733 MILLINGTON-LYMN, C.: Children's Diet, rev., 630 of delinquency, 838 Mental hygiene and the cinema (Jakob Bill- MILLS, Colonel P. S.: Report on medical insti- Medicine in Bible, 390 strdm), 732 tutions in Bihar and Orissa, 443 Medicine, clinical, discipline of (leading article), Mental hvgiene and the nurse (Flans Roemer), 733 MILNE, It. B., appointed Officer of the Order of 339 Mental hygiene and preventive medicine (H. St. John of Jerusalem, 12 Medicine, geographical, a bureau of, 840, 892,1002, Crichton-Miller), 93 Milton, John, blindness of: a suggested diag- 1116 Mental hygiene and the school (K. H. Bouman, nosis, 1275 Medicine, history of. review of book on, 429 733 Mind and mechanism, review of boolk on, 541 Medicine, the hospitals, and the press. 100 Mental illness, physical fitness in, therapeutic Miners, coal, comfort and health of, 1296 Medicine, Indian, ancient texts of. 1056 value of (R. Strom-Olsen), 1101 Miners' nystagmus. See Nystagmus Medicine, industrial (leading article), 1148 Mental illness, treatment of, 779 Mlines: Automatic gas detectors in, eaperiments Medicine, industrial: Education of medical Mental medicine, review of books on, 715,1312. in (parliamentary note), 207 practitioners for industry (H. E. Collier), 994 See also Psychiatry Mines, Coal (Employment of Boys), Bill, 1120 Medicine, industrial: Post-graduate training in Mental patients on licence, 1010 MINNITT, R. J.: Anaesthetics in labour, 357 the practice of preventive medicine in in- Mental Treatment Act, five years of, 683 MINTON, Joseph: A national industrial health dustrY (G. P. Ci-owden), 994,1155 Mental Welfare, Central Council for, issues a service, 1287 Medicine m%n of America (William Thomas pamphlet on ChildrenC who can never go to Mirror test in pulnmonary tuberculosis. See Corlett), 306 schiool," 1124 Tuberculosis pulmonary Medicine,mechanized: a plan, 562, 650, 694, 740, Mentally defective children: Ascertainment and Missionaries, medical, information concer-ning, Medicine, Military, International Conference on, notification. 131 517, 656 Geneva (1936), 848 MENZIES, Sir Frederick: Report on London MAlistaken identity, 374 Medicine, Military, and Pharmacy, International school children, 97 -Medical and den tal in- MITrCHELL, Alexander, obituiary notice of, 1173 Office for Documentation of. 571 spections of school children, 1224 MITCHELL, A. B.: Treatment of hallux valgus Medicine and modern war, 690 MERcEIS, Walter: Orthopaedic Surgery, second atnd rigidus, 559 Medicine at Oxford. See Oxtord edition, rev., 428 - Treatment of spondylolis- MITCHELL, C. Martin: Cervical gland tubercu- preventive, teaching of in the United thesis, 945 Medicine, " losis, 783 States (Ralph M. F. Picken), 869 MERRIMAN. Basil- Complete repair of mallet MITCHELL, Douglas A.: Anaenmia of pregnancy, Medicine, profession of, information concerning, finger," 760, 1056 738 452 Mlerseyside Hospitals Council: Annuial record, 256 MUITCHELL, D. H.: Calciumii metabolism, 148 Medicine, review of books on 226.392. 429, 715, 762, Me caline and psychopathology, 433 MITCHELL, F. C. (and Maior G. HARRISON): A 868 Metabolism, calcium (Ella G. A. Webb), 148 Hondbook of Statistics: ihe Homse Market, Medicine stamap duty: A select com-mittee Metabolism. diseases of, review of book on, 1142 rev., 72 (pVrliamentary note), 53, 105, 159, 202, 207, 1057, MEYER, K. F.: Botulism, 308 MITCHELL, James Murray Duff, obituary notice 1155-Names of committee. 105,1057,1175 MEYER-MAY. J (and P. HUARD): Les Abcs du of, 790 Medicine. State, industry and (Leonard P. Lock- Foie, rev.. 975 MITCHELL, Leonard: Tuberculosis of the hart), 1161 MEYERSTEIN, E. W., offers to provide curtain 2q4 eye, Medicine and the University of London (leading cubicles for the general wards of Middlesex MITCHINER, Philip: Uncomplicated inguinal article), 28 Hospital. 1343 hernia, 1218 Medicine: Whither medicine? 885, 1124-The MEYER-STEINE'G, Theodor, death of, 200 MITIVER, M.: Medical men in administrative Pomaret scheme, 1124 Micrology, review of book on, 393 pOStSil1Ol Medicines, sales of on Sundays. See Shops Micturition, frequency of after radium. 1123 MOIR, J. Chassar: Ergometrine, 243, 799 (0)- (Sunday Trading Restrictions) Bill MIDDLETON, E. r,.: Appreciation of Edgar Ergomiietrine: the possibility of idiosyncrasy, Hartley Kettle, 1238 1028-Hormones in obstetrics and gynaecology, MEDICO-LEGAL: MIDDLETON, George Prootor. appointed Surgeon 1108 bllackmailer punished (George Hamilton Apothecary to the Household at Balmoral, 193 MOIR, John Innes, obituary notice of. 847 James Snowball), 1063 Midwifery, gas and air machline for, portable. MOLE, R. H.: Niediastinal tumours, 995 Damages against a doctor's widow (Connolly 630 AMOLLISON WV. M.: Acute streptococcal infection v. Rubra), 1174 Midwifery, review of boolk on, 393. See also of the ear and nasophar3 nx, 247, 615 (0) Death from tetanus after criminal wounding- Gynaecology and Obstetrics MIONCRIEFF. Alan A. (and Sir Humphry conviction for murder, 201 Midwifery service, new, next July, Health Is Min- ROLLESTON,editors): Favourite Prescriptions, Guilty but insane," 262 istry's circular re, 645 rev., 1031-The Managemnent of the Newborn Mental patients on licence, 1010 Midwifery services, discussion at Royal Sanitary Baby, rev., 1144 Murder conviction quashed. Appeal from Institute Congress, 145 Mononucleosis of importance in diagnosis of CeylonSupreme Court(Stephen Seneviratne), Midwifery services and the general practitioner nmalaria (L. M. Ruiz), 1192 408 (R. E. Moyes), 386 (0). See also Maternity MONRAD-KROHN, G. H.: Medical science and Nystagmus, recurrence of (Richards v. services practical medicinie. 902 Goskard), 1338 Midwives Act and its operation, 871-Conference MONRO, W. T.: Co-operationi between public Puerperal infection in a nursing home (Lind- in Westminster, 871 health services, 192 sey County Council v. Marshall), 200 Midwives, anaesthetics for, 887 MONTGOMERY, G. L.: The urea clearance test of Sodium nitrate, deaths from, 570 Midwives Bill. 53, 105. 106, 156, 202, 264, 315, 1291- van Slyke, 245 Veronal, death attributed to, 695 Royal Assent to, 315 MONYPENNY Alexander McC. D., obituary notice Weil's disease contractedduringemployment: Midwives Board. See Board of. 1293 Workmen's Compensation case, 54, 570 - Midwives (Scotland) Bill, 264 MOOR, Frewen: Delirious states, 299-Over- (Stiles v. John Mowlem and Co.), 54 Military medicine. See Medicine worked doctors, 313 Womendoctor convicted of procuring abortion Milk allergy in elementary school children: MOORE, Frank: "Under the influence," 260 (Laura Winifred Sanders-Bliss), 102 Report (D. A. Williams), 1081 (0) - Correspon- MOORPE, Jocelyn: Anaemia in pregnancy, 351- dence on, 1226 (And E. WI.PILLMAN-WILLIAMS): Anaemnia and Medico-Legal Instituite, a national, 229, 233- Milk-borne epidemics, 646 toxaemia of pregnancy, 528 (0) Annotation on, 233. See also Crime Milk, cheap, scheme for in Rhondda (parlia- MOORE. R. F.,appointed Officer of the Order of Medizinische Klistik for April devoted to the mentary note), 1176 St. John of Jertusalem,12 proceedings of the German Orthopaedic Con- Milk consumption in Scotland and tuberculosis- MOORE, W. F.:Catarrhal jaundice and infective gress. 571 free herds (parliamentary note), 265-Annota- hepatitis, 198 MIIER, Josef, death of, 742 tion on, 1317 MORAWITZ, Paul, death of,742 MEIGEAN. J. S.: Blood pressure," 610 Milk control, an experiment in, 638 MOREY, Geoffrey: Excitement of sympathetic MEIXLEJOHN, A. P.: Use of Scchopfer's test for Milk, demand for for children witbin the area ophthalmia, 178 estimating vitamin Bi in blood, 302 of the Scottish Milk Market Scheme (parlia- MORGAN. C. Naunton: Universal intestinal MBLGRAVE,M.: Fifteenmonths in elastoplast. 210 mentary note), 53 clamp, 718 MELLANBY, Edward, awarded the Moxon Medal, Milk distribution, discussion on, 145 MORISON, Rutherford: Appreciation of Lord 315 Milk drinking of children, 1204 - Moynihan, 557 MELLANBY. John, appointed a member of the Milk for expectant mothers in special areas MORRIS, Margaret (and M. RANDELM): AlaternitV Medical Research Council, 823 parliamentary note), 53 and Post-operative Exercises. In Diagrams MErLLANBY, May: Demonstration of dental dis- Milk, graded, bacteriological tests for, Ministry atnd Words.rev., 1143 ease, 251 of Health pamphlet on, 1049 MORRIsON, John T.: Cervical gland tuberculosis, MELLOR, J. W.: A Comprehensive Treatise on Milk, local authorities not supplying (parlia- 691 Inorganic and Theoretical Chemistry, vol. xv, mentary notel, 208 MORSELLI, Enrico, deathof,319 rev., 1262 Milk pasteurization not compulsory (parlia- MORSON,Clifford: Plastic ope-ations for hydro- MEILLY, John: Posthumous award of the Albert mentary note), 1122 nephrosis, 784-Mandelic acid and B. coli in- Medal in gold made to the mother of, 209 Milk, pasteurized, below standard (parlia- fections, 1046 Meningitis, aseptic, acute, 235 mentary note), 1121 Mortality in 1935, 1089. See also Vital Statistics Meningitis, rheumatic, acute (Geoffrey Bourne). Milk-pasteurizing plants (parliamentary note), MortalitY, infant, 650, 740 1017 (0)-Correspondence on, 1110, 1169 1175 Mortality, maternal, and abortion (parliamentary Meningitis,tuberculous, and squint, 267 Milk, provisions of and school holidays (parlia- note), 1122 MENNELL,Z.: Anaesthetics in labour, 357 mentary note), 106 Mortality, maternal (parliamentary note), 160, MENON. P. K.: Urticaria after pleural aspira- Milk Reorganization Commission, recommenda- 1009 tion,199 tions of (parliamentary note), 1176 Mortality.maternal, and hirth control, 1115 Menstrual cycle, a hypothalamic, 1111 Milk, review of book on, 1260 Mortality, maternal, in Chesllire, 83 THE BRITH 22 JULY-DEC., 1936 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Morbality, maternal, and infant, 650, 740 NAPIER, Robert: " Beiel ": non-venereal syphilis, Night-blindness (W. Bnrridge), 352. See also Mortality, maternal, in institutions (parlia- 738 Blind mentary note), 955 Narcolepsy, benzedrine in, 161 NOBECOURT, P.: Clinique Medicale des Enfan1ts. Mortality, maternal, and the press, 268 Narcosis, prolonged, for mental disorder, 311 Troubles de la Croissance. de la Puberte, de la Mortality and phthisis in mental hospitals, 46, Narcotics, review of book on, 539 Nutrition, et des Glandes Endocrines, rev., 100, 150, 197 Nasal allergy, zinc ionization in, 30, 99. See acso 1084 MossE. F. H : Flatulence and epigastric dis- Zinc Nobel prize. See Prize comfort, 294 Nasal obstruction in the newborn, 47 NOBLE, Ralph A.: Importance of suggestion, Motherhoo(t. Social Care of, 849 Nasopharynx, acute streptococcal infection of 1226 Mothers and pre-school children, welfare of, (W. M. Mollison), 247-Discussion, 247 NOBLE, R. L. (and E. C. DODDS): Hormones of discussion on, 1102 National Council of Women: Meeting in London, the anterior lobe of the pituitary gland, 824- Motor accidents. See Accidents 195 (And E. C. DODDn): Relation of the hypo- Motor cars for 1937: The Olympia show, 833, 882 National Physical Laboratory: Annual inspec- thalamus to the pituitary gland, 878 Motor cars, insurance of, 1336 tion and report. 78 NOCEIT, Bernhard (aud Martin MAYER): Die Motor cars, safety glass for, 956 Natives, South African. See Africa Ma.laria. Eine Eiusfuhrnnlg itt ihre Klinik, Motor drivers. tired, 314 NATTRASS, F. J.: -War stress, sequels of Parasitologie usnd Bekampfung, rev., 539 MOUCHET, A.: Operation for typhoid peritonitis, hysteria, So NOGUE, R., death of, 200 1042 Nausea. epidemic, 98,149 Noise abatement: Report of Anti-Noise League, MOUGIEOT, A.: Les Caoters P4riphWriques, rev., 676 Nausea, epidemic of in the Carshalton area of 769 MOURTQUAND, Professor: Myalgia in rheumatic Surrey, 161. See also Water supply Noise, legisla tion against, 981 diseases, 604 Naval Medical Compassionate Fund, 848 NORBUtRY, Lionel E. C.:-Carcinoma of the Mouth diseases, review of book on, 591 Navy, Roval: health of for 1934: Report, 726- rectum: its patholoey and treatment, 1 (0) Moyzms. R E.: Maternity services, 242-Problem Royal Naval Medical Service, information Nordisk Medicinsk Tidskrift for August 29th of the midwifery services from the standpoint concerning, 505 - Promotions and appoint- devoted to the International Congress on of the country practitioner, 386 (0) ments in, 520-Tuberculosis invalidity among Rheumatism, 821 MOYNIHAN, Lord (Berkeley George Andrew): naval officers (parliamentary note), 1060. See NORMAN, Vincent: Essentials of Modernt Medical Presentation to, 90, 230-Mistaken identity, al*o Supplement Index Treatment, rev., 974 374-Obituary notice of. 564, 608, 653, 902, 1295- Navy, Royal: Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve: Northumberland: Tuberculosis death rate (par- Memorial service, 608-Estate and bequests of, Promotions and appointments, 520. See also liamentary note), 107 736 Supplement Index Norway: Investigations among sehool children MUDD, Stuart: Pathogenic streptococci, 254 NEAME, H.: Chronic iridocyclitis, 297 in (0. L. Lien), 323 Muia. Surgeon Rear. Admiral John R.: Years of NEAVE, Sheffield, obituary notice of, 951 Norwegian Medical Association, 1886-1936, 929 Endurance, rev., 1200 Neck, rigid, in Parkinsonism, 902 NORWOOD, Cyril: Homework and physical edu- MUIR, Sir Robert Textbook of Pathology.fourth NEEDHAM, Joseph: Substances promoting cation. 359 edition. rev., 868 growti', 350, 701 (0), 892 - Terry Lectures on Nose diseases, review of book on, 1144 MUMFORD, Alfred: Hugh Oldham, rev., 394 order and life, 547 NOSWORTHY, M. D,: Cyclopropane anaesthesia, MiZnchenter medizinische Wochlentsch*rift for Needle holder. pneumothorax, 1200 357-Carbon dioxide absorption from anaes- .July 24th devoted to the medicine of sport, Needle, Reverdin. modified, 677 thetic atmospheres, 735 373-For July 31st contains a case of mistaken Needles and syringes for solganal injections, identity, 374 sterilization of, 412, 447, 850 Notes. Letters, Answers, etc.; MUNRO, John May Herbert, obituary notice of, NEGISKI, G.: An epidemic in Okayama, 217 Addition. rapid, 792 1173 NELIGAN, G. E.: Treatment of cystitis, 642 " Ampuliques," 210 MUNRO, Thomas Arthur Howard, elected to a NELSON, Henry Philbrick: Appeal for memorial Angina pectoris, treatment of, 320 Beit Memorial Fellowship. 144 to, 48-Obituary notice of, 49 Anti-spake-bite serum, 108. See also Snake MUNTNER. S.: Treatment of post-encephalitic Nephritis, acute, treatment of (Horace Evans), Air Raid Precautions Reeerve, 1124 Parkinsonism by scopolamine to be depre- 4C0 Appendicitis and cancer of caecum, 1242 cated, 774 Nephritis, cbronic, glucose intravenously in, 876 Auscultation and percussion, combined, 1066 MURANo, G.: Varicella followed by generalized Nephritis, chronic, treatment of (Robert Platt), Automobile Association itineraries, 268 tremor, 1186 437 Barbiturates, personal expE-rience of, 412 MuLrder conviction quashed (Stephen Sene- Nephrosis, treatment of (Robert Platt), 548 Benzedrine in narcolepsy, 161 viratne), 408 Nerve grafting, problems of, 1265 Blood, corp se, for transfusion, 1178 MURGATROYD. Frederick, awarded a Research Nerve grafts (F. H. Bentley), 241 " Blood pressure," 610 Fellowship in Tropical Medicine, 1044 Nerve root lesions and spinal cord, treatment of BODLEY, Sir Thomias, 'at St. Bartholomew's, MURISON, C. C.: Treatment of tetanus, 1004 (Geoffrey Jefferson), 304-Discussion, 304 1124 MTRPHY, James: Maternal mortality in Cheshire, Nerve, sympathetic, I ole of in sensory conduc- Boils, treatment of, 162 83 tion and certain neuralgias (Wilfred Harris), Book of Oxford: a correction, 162 MURPHY, Oswald J.: Pentothal sodium anaes- 112 (0) British Legion Fund, 1012 thesia, 1308 (0) Nerve, ulnar, late paralysis of (D. H. Sandell), Bromoide intoxication, 1242 MURPHY, Rt. V.: Subacute endocarditis, 1106 969 (0) Calendars and diaries, 1242,1296 MURPHY, W.: Amnesia, 356 Nerves, autonomic, apparatus for stimulating Case for diagnosis and treatment, 1123,1178 MuRPHY, William Paul, obituary notice of, 900 in an unanaesthetized animal (W. A. D'A. Climate for pulmonary tuberculosis and MURRAY, E. Farquhar: Intractable dysmenor- Adamson), 241 anaemia, 412 rhoea, 147-A surgical mistake, 147-Maternity Nervous breakdiown (R. D. Gillespie) 634 Clinical work, Problems of chance in, 698 services. 242 Nervous complications following treatment by Coal miners. See Miners MURRAY, J. A.: Appreciation of Professor gold salts (F. Graham Lescher), 1303 (0) Cold, the comimon, 1296 Borrel, 848 Nervous system, autonomic. history of. 986 Cor-rections, 108 162. 210, 374, 448, 610, 656, 744. MuRRAY. John Watts: Examination of the Nervous system, review book on, 227 792. 850, 956, 1012, 1066, 1296 Patient and Sumptomatic Diagntosis, second NEsTI, Giovanni, death of, 52 Cramp in the legs, 698, 744 edition, rev., 179 NETHRRBOLE, Olga, luncheon to, 1283 Cramp, nocturnal, 850, 956, 1011 MURRELL, Christine, memorial to, 209 NEUBERGER, Al )ert, elected to a Beit Memorial Cranial chasm, 56 MURSELL, Henry Temple, obituary notice of, Fellowship, 144 Dermatitis, cause and treatment of, 610 1006 Neura gias. role of the sympathetic in (Wilfred Diaries and calendars, 1242,1296 Muscle irritabilitv preceding ether convulsions Harris), 112 (0). See also Nerve, sympathetic Diathermy in dysmenorrhoea, 268 (J. U. Human), 426 Neuritis treated by vitamin B, 134 Disclaimers, 268,572. 656. 956, 1178 Muscle tonus, measurement of (J. D. Olav Kerr Neuro-hypophyseal control of the circulation, Divorce for Insanity, 1066 and Laurance D. W. Scott), 758 (0) 433 DIUNCAN, Peter, presentation to, 1066 MUSKEN5, L. J. J.: Das Supra- Vestibuldre Neurologist, training of the (leading article), 395 Elastoplast, fifteen months in, 210 System. 821 Neurology, review of books on, 16, 428, 1054 " E3lectrotnerapy and its future," 1242 Mutton-bird oil",' in pulmonary tuberculosis, Neuroses and psychoses, organic background of Empvire Health Week, 656 949 (Foster Kennedy), 356 Emulsions, theory of: a correction, 656 Myalgia, ? epidemic, 698 Neurosis in the child (Charlotte BIihler), 94 Ether convulsions, 571 Myalgia, natuire of, discussion on, 604 Neurosis, war, late sequels of, discussion on, 90 Factory girls, holidays for, 572 Myalgia in rheumatic diseases, discussion on, NEUSTXTTER, Otto: Der Gesundhestsdienst der Facial erutption. 656 604 Lebensversicher-uno, rev., 127 Foreign bodies in the cornea, 610 Mycotic infections, lemon juice in, 374 NEVEN-SPENCE, Major B. H. H., appointed a Gas equiipment. for laboratories, 792 MYERS, Bernard: Appreciation of Sir Alfred deputy lieutenant for the Couinty of Zetland, Gold salt injections, 744 Keogh, 318 1177 Golf medical:-London Iri-h Medical Golfing MYERs, G. Norman: Appreciation of William NEVILLE, W. S. Thacker: An ear aspirator, 74 Society: Week-end meeting, 744 - Medical Bain, 155 New California, ankylostomiasis campaign in, Golfing Society, 792-Scottish Medical Golfing MYLES. R. Boulton: Anatomical variations of 1343 Society, summer meeting. 108-Sunday meet- the alimentary tract. 1215 Newcastle-upon-Tyne: Health.report, 887 ing, 210 Shropshire Medical Golf Associa- Myopia, aetiology of (Arnold Sorsby), 352 NEWELL, R. L Diagnosis of subacute obstruc- tion, autumn meeting, 850--Sussex Medical tion of small intestine, 303 and Dental Golfing Society, autumn meeting, New growths and viruses (Peyton Rous), 307- 744 Discussion, 307 Grenfell calendar, 744 Newly horn " (parliamentary note), 316 Gy -aecological calendar. 162 NEWMAN, Sir George: Dental problems and HALL. Sir Arthur, presentation to, 610 preventive medicine,310-Medical problems of Hay fever, palliative treatment for, 56, 108 N school life, 358-Smoke abatement, 835 Hearing, electrical aids to, 610 NEWSHOLME, H. P.: Shellfish and the public Herpes and varicella, 1176 NADEARNI, K. M.. death of. 742 health, 249 Hospital building, cost of, 1295 NAEGELI, Otto: Nominated honorary doctor of New South Wales: Typhus fever in, 215 Hospital flag days in London, 1242 the University of Heidelberg. 267-Differential NEWTON. A. H.: Shoulder dislocation during Humane society, founder of, 1178 diagnose in der innerin Medizin. rev., 1198 sleop, 1117 Ileo-caecal valve, resection of. 1011 NAGHLSCHMIDT, Dr.: Ultra-high frequency New York: Alcoholism and prohibition in, 100 Income Tax, 56, 161, 210, 267, 320 448, 572, 610, therapy, 358 New Zealand: The hospital system of, 363- 656., 744, 902. 956, 1011, 1066, 1123, 1178. For Nail-biting. 56 surgeon's liability (Ingram v. Fitzgerald), 1221 details see General Index Nail, Smith-Petersen, insertion of, 1165,1229, 1288 NIBLOC1E, W. McN.: Pseudo-pancreatic cyst Infection and invigoration, 320 Nail, Smith-Petersen, modified, 1145 occurring after cholecystectomy, 14 Influenza, Moscow, conference on, 1344 Nail, Smith-P -tersen, simplified technique for NICHoLAs, F. G.: Tuberculosis of the cervical Institute of Britishi Surgical Technicians, 698 the introduction of in fractures of the neck of glands, 646. 897 Italo-Abyssinian campaign, medical aspects the femur (Firnest W. HIey Groves), 593 NICHOLAs, R.- Anti-gas devices, 1044 of, 792 Nail. Smith-Petersen. See also Pin NICHOLLS, MtI. F.: Uncomplicated inguinal Jewellery found at Annual Meeting, 374 NATsH, A. E.: Problems of delinquency, 838- hernia. 1218 Laboratory and bedside, 902 Therapeutic methods of arresting haemor- NICHOLSON, Ruth: Caesarean section, 1279 Leech in the trachea, 268, 572 rbage, 1278 NIOoL, T.: Reactions of endometrium to intra- Lemon juice in myotic infections, 374 NANKIVELL. J. W.: Treatment of carcinoma of vitam dyes, 302 Literary inquiry, 1066 the cervix, 1112, 1225 NICOLAU. S.: Virus of rabies, 253 London College of Dietetics: a disclaimer, 656 THE BRrrTi 23 JuLY-DEC., 1936 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Notes, Letters, Answers, etc. (contd.) Nurses. tuberculous infection of. memorandum OKAJIMA, Keiji. death of, 200 London Fever Hospital. 1242 on, 1212 Okayama, an epidemic in (G. Nejiski and M. London school of Dietetics, 744 Nurses' working hours (parliamentary note), 208 Omori), 217 Malaria transmission, 108, 161 Nursing, College of. See College OKELL, Robert: Maternity mortality in Masseurs, blind, 268 Nursing, Distriet, Queen's Institute of: Annual Cheshire, 84 Maternal mortality and the press, 268 meeting, 96-Issues two pamphlets re statistics Old age pensions. See Pensions Medal, ownership of a, 1066 of mnidwifery cases, etc., 1331 OLDERSHAW, Frederick Willlam, obituary notice Medical Ar-t Exhibition, 108 Nursing homes, unregistered, Ministry of Health of, 1240 Medical auxiliaries, 1296 circular re, 781-Parliamentary note, 1009 OLDFIELD, M. C. (and L. L. PYRAU): Thrombosis Medioal Golf:k See Golf Nursing, review of books on, 592,1230,1199 of the axillary vein, 68 (0) Medical missionaries. 656 Nutrition centres for London school children, 97 Oldham, Hugh, rev.. 394 Medical Register: Office edition, 1124 Nutrition of children (parliamentary note), 53, Oldham, small-pox at, 1231 Menstrual cycle and pregnancy. 792 106-Free meals to school children, 106-Milk OLDHAM, J. B,: Local and splanchnic anaes- Mental defectives, home training for, 1124 provisions and school holidays, 106 thesia in gastric surgery. 940 Micturition, frequency of after radium, 1123 Nutrition in the Colonies, 925-Appointment of OLIVER, P. L.: Plea for a national blood trans- Miners, coal, comfort and health of, 1296 Committee by the Prime Minister, 925 fusion conference, 1032 Mistaken identity, 374 Nutrition: Dietary surveys in rural areas, 840 OLIVER, T. H.: Differentiation of the glyco- Motor cars, safety glass for, 956 Nntrition, Dr. M'Gonigle on (parliamentary surias, 890 Myalgia, ? epidemic, 698 note), 208 Olympic games. Berlin (1936),107 Nail-biting. 56 Nutrition and the food budget (E. P. Cathcart), O'MALLEY, Conor: Reports on ophthalmic ex- National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty 681 aminiations in County Galway, 365 - to Children. 1344 Nutrition in health and disease (Sir Robert OAIALLEY, John F.: Drainage of the maxillary Obesity, treatment of. 412 McCarrison), 250, 611 (0)-Discussion, 250 sinus, 45 Onychopathy, 1242, 1295 Nutrition and health at the Leaaue Assembly O'MEARA, Lieut-Col. E. J.: The Medical Guide Page turner wanted, 698, 792 (leading article), 681 for Inidia anid Index of Treatment, fourth P-aminobenzenesuilphonamide, 1012 Nutrition, League of Nations report, 396, 570 edition, rev., 1261 Paralysis agitans, drug treatment of, 956 Nutrition, malnutrition (parliamentary note), OmORI, M.: Epidemic in Okayama, 217 Parkinsonism. rigid neck in, 902 157 Onychopathy, 1242, 1295 Pasteur film, 162 Nutrition: Malnutrition Committee issues a Operation, radical, deep x-ray therapy after, 845 Perforated twice, 1344 booklet entitled Social Care of Motherhood, Ophthalmia neonatorum and arthritis, 312 Perineal tears prevention of, 412, 448, 572 849 Ophtbalmia neonatorum, notification of (par- Pharmaceutical discrepancy, 850.902 Nutrition of mothers, expectant and nursing, liamentary note), 316 Physical training, recreative, 1242 deputation to Minister of Health, 256 Ophtbalmia. sympathetic, excitement of (Geof- Pomaret scheme, 1124 Nutritition and orthopaedics, 784. 845 frey Morey), 178 Population policy, 902 Nutrition, problem of (leading article), 396 Ophthalmic examinations in County Galway, 365 Population, problems of, 792 Nutrition and public health (parliam,entary Ophthalmic medicine, diploma in, information Poverty and public health: a correction, 210 note). 1175 concerning, 516 Ptosis, mechanical treatment of, 412--Mag- Nutrition. review of book on, 1'43 Ophthalmoseopic signs of death, 46, 366.- See also netic spectacles for, 448 Nutrition and social policy tleading article), 75 Death Public Health Congress, 1012 Nutrition. See also Malnutrition OPIE, C. M.: The smoke problem, 146 Radiography. 656 Nuts, hydrocyanic poisoning from, 100 OPIE, E. L.: Allergy in disease, 309 Rattenbury-Stoner trial, 268 Nystagmus, congenital R. Causs6), 1080 OPIE. Major Philip Adams, obituary notice of, Reticulocytes. staining for, 1242, 1295 Nystagmus, miners', Departmental Committee 1064 Salivary secretion, suppression of, 698, 792 on (parliamentary note), 1060 OPPENEiIMER, Carl: Die Fermette unid ihre School as nursery, 374 Nystagmus, miners': Radical prevention and Wirkutget. Su2vlement. Lieferung 5, rev., Sepsis, acute, specific treatment of, 56, 108, cure, 151-Correspondence on, 258 1144 162 Nystagmus, recurrence of (Richards v. Goskard), Optic foramen (J. Gray Clegg), 352 FShip's doctor, medical equipment for a, 210 1338 ORLANDO, R.: Paralysis with the Argyll Robert- Snnake bite: Anti-snake-bite serum, 108,162 son pupil, 555 Snake. fate of a, 374 ORLEY, A.: Tuberculosis of the cervical glands, Spa technique at Aix, 902 646 Spain, reliet of distress in, 1012 0 ORME, C. L'Estrange: Sedimentometers, 1001, Squint and tuberculous meningitis, 267 1167 Stapliylococcal infection, chronic, 447 OBERLING, Dr.: Viruses and new growths, 307 ORMEROD, F. C.: Early laryngeal tuberculosis, Sweating in the course of treatment with thy- Obesity in children (H. Gardiner-Hill), 246-Dis- 991 roid, 744 cussion, 246 ORMABY, Mary E.: Palliative for hay fever, 56 Sweden, autuimn in, 1012 Obesity, its classification and causation (Herbert ORR, H. Campbell: Acetylcholine in tobacco Syringes used for solganal, sterilizing of, 412, I. Coombs,. 346 amblyopia, 69(0) 417. 572 Obesity, treatment of (A. H. Douthwaite), 344- Orthopaedics and nutrition, 784, 845. See also Syringes and needles, sterilization of, 572, 850 Correspondence on, 412 Nutrition Teeth, heal thy, 698 O'BRIEN. J. R.: Typical symptoms of vitamin O'SHAUGHNirssY, L. F.: Aetiology of traumatic Temporo-mandibular joint. "clicking " of, 56 deficiency in rats, 302 shock. 241 Tobacco, substitute for? 1343 O'BRIEN, R A.: Control of diphtheria, 253 Osler Club:-Oslerian'Oration: Subacute septic "-Tropical therapeutics," 956 Obstetrical injuries (common) and their sequelae endocarditis, 194 Ulcer, peptic, and chilblains, 1344 (Douglas Miller), 4 (0) OSMAN. A. A.: Oedema not associated with Ulcer, peptic, twice perforated, 1344 Obstetrics, diploma in, information concerning, organic disease, 1165 Ultra short wave therapy, 210 516 Osteo arthritis treated by ganglionectomy Undulant fever in Malta, 850 Obstetrics. review of books on, 71, 336, 922 (Archibald Young), 375 (0) University Appointments Board: change of Obstetrics, teaching of, 562. 649, 1057 Osteopaths Registration Bill, 1007 address 744 Obstetrics. See also Gynaecology OSWAD, H. R.: Memoirs of a /,ondon Countv Urinary infections, common, thermal treat- Obstruction of small intestine. subacute, diag- Coroner, rev., 284, 448-A correction, 448 ment of, 1124 nosis of (J. Duncan White), 303-Discussion, Otolithic catastrophe: a new syndrome (A. Vasospasm after charcoal treatment, 1241 303 Tumarkin), 175 (0) Warnings, 1178, 1296 Occupational diseases, compulsory insurance Otology, diploma in, information concerning, 516 "Windscreen headache," 1123 against in Italy, 373 Otology, renaissance of (Dougla s Guthrie), 994 Woman worker, the lonely underpaid, 656 Occupational therapy, discussion on, 1102 Otomicroseopy on the living (E. L(Ischer), 300- X-ray therapy in breast cancer, 956 O'Connor, Charles Joseph, obituary notice of, Discussion. 300 790 Otoselerosis, problem of (Gilbert Chubb), 1192 (0) NOVA ET VETERA: ODDIR, S. Ingleby: Medical coroners, 647 Ovary, pituitary, and cancer, 1227 American medicine man (William Thomas ODGERS, P. N. B., demonstrates an early human Overcrowding, discussion on, 146 Corlett), 306 embryo, 303 Overcrowding at Leeds, 97 Anqnals of Medical History, 986 ODLUM, Doris M.: Neurosis in the child, 94- Overcrowding at Liverpool Mental Hospital (par- Anthropology, Essays In. A tribute to R. R. " Dysthymia," 94 - Alcoholism and drug liamentary note), 107 Marett 87 addiction in relation to mental health, 194- OWEN, Owen Trafford, obituary notice of, 742 "Auto-lithotrity," a record of 150 years ago Amnesia, 356 OWENS, J. S.: Atmospheric pollution, 835 (A. B. Dalgetty;, 1329 Odontolology, the outlook in (Warwick James), Oxford: Annual Meeting of the Association. SPe Autonomic nervous system, history of, 986 935 Association. British Medical, Annual Meeting "British Medical Journal," an earlier, 777 Oedema, angioneurotic, of larynx, with sudden Oxford, early scholar-physicians of (A. P. Forbes's translation of Auenbrugger's treatise onset of asphyxia (A. R. Kenneuy), 810 Cawadias), 353, 550 in percussion, 402 Oedema not associated with organic disease Oxford medical school (K. J. Franklin), 354 Hunter, John: Removal of his remains to (A. A. Osman), 1165 Oxford medical teacbers in the eighteenth and Westmintater Abbey, 817 Oedema, pulmonary, acute, 684 nineteenth centuries (Sir Humphry Rolleston), Linacre, Thomas. and the first scholar- Oedema, traumatic (L. C. Hill), 623 (0-Corre- 353 physicians of Oxford (A. P. Cawadias). 550 spondence on, 694, 843, 1003 Oxford medicine in the eventeenth century Liverpoql Royal Southern Hospital, history of Oesophagoscope for Souttar's tubes, 976 (R. T. Gunther), 353 (Charles J. Maealister), 402 Oestrin in secondary amenorrhoea (Stephen M. Oxford meeting of 1868, impressions of, 22 Medical education in the provirxces, history of Davidson). 1190(0) Oxford, movement to (leading article), 26 (E. M. BIrockbank), 1034 Oestrogenic bombsbell(E. C. Dodds), 350 Oxygt-n administration, demonstration of appa- Medtical Historv, Annals of, 688 OETTINGEN, W. F. von: T'he Therapeutic Agentts ratus for, 302 Milton, John, blindness of: a suggested diag- of the Pvrrole and Pvridine Group, including Oxygen tent, a new, 542 nosis, 1275 the Tropinol, Scopoline,Ecgonine, and Grana- Oxford mieeting of 1868, impressions of, 22 toline Derivatives, rev., 717 Physical diagnosis, hlstory of (W. E. Robert- Office Internationale de Documentation de son). 1034 M1%decine Militaire. Geneva (1936), 655 P St. Thomas's Hospital, history of (G. F. Offices Regulation Bill, 1289-Second reading, Parsons, 438 1289 p-aminobenzenesulphonamide, 1012 Smith, Henry Lilley, M.R.C.S., founder of self- OGILVIE, Major-General Sir Walter Holland, PACKARD, Francis R. (editor): Annals of Medical supporting dispensaries (Richard J. Cyriax), obituary notice of, 1118 Htstorv. new series, vol. viii. No. 3, May, 1936, 141 OGILVIE,W. H.: Uncomplicated inguinal hernia, rev, 648-No. 5, September, 1936. rev.. 986 1217 Paediatrics, review of books on, 180, 592,1084 NovAK, Emil: The Woman Asks the Doctor, OELMACHER, A. P.: Bilateral parotitis, 603 Paediatrics. See also Children's diseases rev., 429 Oil. chaulmoogra, from Nigeria, Malaya, and PAGE, Max: Fractures in the region of the elbow- Novasapa antiseptic, 1145 Ceylon: Report on samples of, 67 joint, 353 Nu1FFIELD, Lord, his gift to Oxford University, Oil, cod-liver, in external eye affections, 785,1288 Page turner wanted, 698. 792 767, 770, 822, 1010, 1091, 1160-Elected an Hono- Oil, halibut, ointment, 976 PAGEL, W. (and E. WEICEHHERZ): Intestinal rary Member of the Association of Anaes- Oil, " mutton-bird," in pulmonary tuberculosis, tuberculosis limited to the appendix, 1305 (0) thetists of Great Britain and Ireland, 955 949 PAGE,, T. L. Prevention of puerperal sepsis, Nurses, trained, in factories, 652 Ointment, halibut oil, 976 649 24 JULY-DEC., 1936 INDEX THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL

Paget's disease, peculiar case of, 434 Parliament, Medical Notes in (contd.): Parliament, Medical Notes in (contd.): Pain, biliary, influence of drugs on, 1203 Employment of Women and Young Persons Medical Practitioners' Communicatioins (Privi- Pain, referred, and in particiilar that associated Bill, 156-Royal Assent to, 156 lege). Bill. 1007 with dysmenorrhoea and labour (G. W. Estimates, supDlementary, of Defence Forces, Medical references under Wolkmen's Comn- Theobald), 1307 (0) 1051. 202-Scottish, 156-Health Ministry, 156, pensation Act, 208 PAL, Jacob, death of, 742 202, 264-Board of Trade, 156-Board of Medicine Stamp Duty: a Select Committee, Palestine, British Emergency Force in, con- Control, 264-Scientific Investigation, 264- 53, 105, 156, 202, 1057, 1175 sultants for, 696 Broadmoor Criminal Lunatic Asylum, and Medicines, sale of on Sunday. 106, 207. See PALIN, Anthony: Tuberculosis of the eye, 244 other services, 264 also Shops (Sunday Trading Restrictions> PALLISTEIt, R. A.: Avitaminosis, 895 Euthanasia, Voluntary (Legalization) Bill, Bill PALMER, A. C.: Carcinoma of the cervix. 937 1007. 1009. 1175.1232-Rejected by the House of Mental hospital." the term, 208 PALMER, Inspector-General, Colonel C). E.: Lords, 1175, 1232 Medicines Bill, 53, 105, 106, 156, 2C2, 264, 315- Report on medical progress in Assani, 645 Expenditure, working-class family, inquiry Royal Assent to, 315 Pancreas, accessory (L. Ugelli). 385 into, 1175 Midwives Act, 1291 Pancreas, review of book on, 16 Expiring Laws Continuance Bill, 1058, 1232, Midwives (Scotland) Act, 1915, 264 Pancreas, stone in the, 639 1289 Milk, cheap, scheme for in Rhondda, 1175 Pancreatitis, acute, 197 Factories Bill, 316 Milk of children at centres within the area of Panel conference dinner: A correction, 956 Factory surgeons, certifying, 316. See also the Mtilk Marketing Scheme, 53 Panopsin, 1200 Certifying Milk of children during school holidays, 106 PAP, Dr. von: Spa treatment, 834 Feedinig costs at children's homes, 54 Milk for expectant lulothers in special areas, 53 Paper, toilet, apparatus for damping before use, Fever, enteric: oultbreak at Bournemouth, 1176 Milk, local authorities not supplying, 208 895 Finance Bill, 53, 105, 156, 202-Royal Assent to, Milk, pasteurized, below standard. 1121 PAPPWORTH, Dr.: Mediastinal tumours, 995 202 Milk pasteurization, no comapulsory, 1122 Papworth Village Settlement: new hospital for Firearms (Amendment) Act, 315-Ros al Assent Milk pasteurizing Wlants. 1175 thoracic surgery opened, 1049 to, 315 Milk Reorganization Commluission, recommen- Paralysis agitans, drug treatment of, 956 Firearms Bill, 1120 dations of, 1176 Paralysis of the Argyll Robertson pupil (R. Fish Diseases Bill, 1007, 1120, 1232 Milk-in-schools scheme. 1291 Orlando), 555 Gas detectors for mines, automatic, experi- Milk (Special Designationas) Order (Scotland), Paralysis, general, of the insane, malarial ments on, 207 264 therapy for, 234-Report from Mental Hospitals Gas, poison, protection against, 1234 Mortality, miaternal, 160, 208, 1009, 1122 - In- Committee of the London County Council, 234 Geneva Convention Bill, 1175,1289 quests on, 208-In instiLutions, 9 5-Abor- -Parliamentary note On, 1235 Gilbert Bpain Hospital. See Hospital tion and, 1122 Paralysis, general. of the insane. treatment of Hairdressers (Registration) Bill, 315 NewlY born," 316 at London mental hospitals, 1098 Headlights, yellow, 1235 Nurses' working hours, 208 Paralysis, liandry's. case of, 1335 Health Mlinis try estimates, 202 Nursing homes, unregistered, 1009 Paralysis due to posture (E. B. Clayton), 280 (0) Health of the nation. 202, 1058 Nutrition, 106,157, 208. See also Malnutrition Paralysis of ulnar nerve, late (D. H Sandell), Health propaganda, 1291 Nutrition of children, 53 969 (0) Herts, North, Joint Hospital District Act, 315 Nutrition, Dr. M'Gonigle on, 208 Poraphimosis, fatal case of (Stanley Way), -Royal Assent to, 315 Nutrition and public health, 1175 866 Home Office administration, 369. See also Nystagumus, 1060 Parathyroid tumours. See Tumours Consolidated Fund Bill Offices Regulation Blill, 1289 Paris, climatology, meteorology, and patho- Homework, 1122 Old age pensions. See Pensions logical aspects of (B. Villaret), 609 Hospital, Gilbert Bain, Lerwick, 266 Opening of new session, 954 Paris Exhibition, public health problems to be Hospitals and flag-day restrictions, 53 OphthalIlia ueonatorunm, notification of, 316 discussed at, 1065 Hospitals, isolation, treatmiient costsrecovered Osteopaths, Regulation of, Bill, 1007 Paris MMical for July 4th devoted to diseases in, 1122 Overcrowding at Liverpool Mental Hospital. of nutrition, 267 - Wor September 19th to Hospitals and motor accidents in Kent, 160 105 psychiatry. 697-For November 21st to forensic Hours of eLnploylinent of children, 105. See also Pasteurization. See Miik medicine, 1177 Education Bill Pensions. contributory, administrative cost PARIsH, H. J.: The haemolytic streptococcus, Honrs of Employment (Conventions) Bill, 156- of, 266 24q Royal Assent to, 156 Pensions for disablement or deaths resulting PARK, W. H.: Control of whooping-cough. 253 Housing Bill, 156, 264, 315-Royal Assent to, 315 from war service before August 4th, 1914: PAR1KER, H. Lee: Late sequels of head injuries, HousiDg conditions in G lasgow, unsatisfactory, numbers, 1009 891 1175, 1291 Pensions: Old Age Pensions 13ill, 105, 156- PARKER, Wyndhamu: Maternity services, 242 Hydrogen Cyanide (Fumigation) Bill, 264 Royal Assent to, 156 PARKINSON, John: Flatulence and epigastric India: Purchase of quinine in, 160 Physical fitness in scotland, 1122 discomfort, 294 Industrial diseases: Medical advice for Physical training: House of Lords debate, Parkinsoniism, post-encephalitic treatment of claimant, 1009 1009 by scopolamine to be deprecated (S. Muntner), Infanticide Bill, 1121 Poison gas. See Gas 774 Inhalation treatment, the " Fingard," 266 Population, declining, policy to meet the peril Parkinsonism. rigid neck in, 902 Inquests on deaths in childbirth, 208. See also of, 1122 Parkinsonism in typhoid fever (R. J. H. Mortality. maternal Potassium fertilizer salts, import duty on, S'ilvestre), 1308 Insulin, raw material for, 1342 1057 Insurance, National Health: Administrative Pregnancy, national health insu ance certi Parliament, Medical Notes in: cost of, 266-Circular to insurance prac- ficates in, 1291 Abdication Act, Declaration of, Royal Assent titioners, 1235-Health insurance for persons Private legislature Proceduire (Scotland) Act to, 1289 under 16, 106-Insurance practitioners and 315-Royal Assent to, 315 Abortion, address on, 1342 remituneration, total of, 160-Married women Public Health Bill, 53, 105, 202, 206, 264. 265, 315, Abortion and itiaternal mortality, 1122 and paynent of benefi t, 1235-Medical Benefit 369-Measles not a notifiable disease, 265, Accidents, motor, and hospitals in Kent, 160 extension of, 1121 - Medical Benefit, 369-Royal Assent to, 315 Accidents, road, standardization in the re- ReguJations, 1936,1007-National Health In- Public Health (Drainage of Trade Premises) cording of, 1009-Alcohol and, 1235 surance (Arrears) Regulations, 53-National Bill, 105, 1235 Address, debate on the, 1007 Health Inisurance Bill, 53, 105, 156-Royal Public Health (London) Bill, 105, 107, 156, 264, Africa, East, conditions of natives in, 1007,1057 Assent to, 156-Pregnancy, national health 315-Royal Assent to, 315 Africa, East, medical services in, 1060 insurance certificates in, 1291 Regional Public Order Bill, 1057, 1120, 1232, 1289 Agriculture, Department of (Scotland), the medical officers. 209-Unemployment assist- Quinine, ourchase of in India, 160 vote for, 265 ance, new regulations, 105, 202, 264-Un- Railway Freight Rebate Bill, 1120 Air raid defence, 106'-Anti-gas training school employment Assistance Board Regulations, Recruits, medical examination of, 1290 in Scotland, 1122 53-Unemployment. See also Unemploy- Red Cross, misuse of the, 1234 Alumina dust and fibrosis of lungs, 1235 ment Regional umedical officers, 209 Ambulance depots and local authorities, 266 Isolation hospitals. See Hospitals Respirators for civil population, 1122 Animals, living, experiments on, 105, 266 Judiciary Safeguarding Bill, 1120 River pollution, 1122 Anti-gas training school in Scotland, 1122. See King's speech, 954 Salmon and Fresh-water Fish Disease Pre- also Air-raid Labour, hours of, 316. See also Consolidated vention Bill, 1007 See also Fish Diseases Bill Approved societies, fourth valuation of, 1235 Fund (Approbriation) Bill School children, elementary, physical condi- Artificial limbs. See Limbs Limbs, artificial, fitting of, 2o5 tion of, 209 Asbestos workers in Barking, deaths of, 53 Local authorities and ambulance depots, 266 Scotland, health of, 206 Board of Control, 1291 Local Government Officers' Superannuation, Scottish administration. Committee on, 1121 Bournemouth typhoid oubtreak, 1176 1122 Shops (Sunday Trading Restrictions) B3ill, 53, Cancer, deaths from, 1291 Lunacy, suggested new definition of, 1342 106, 156, 202, 207, 264, 315-Royal Assent to, Certifying factory surgeons, 316. See also Malaria and poverty, 53 315 Factory Malarial treatment of general paralysis of the Silicosis, 1060 Certifying surgeon's position, 208 insane, 1235 Silicosis compensation, 1121 Children. fitness for employment of in Scot- Malnutrition, 157-Opposition challenge, 157- Silicosis, deaths from, 160 land, 160 Of Stoke-on-Trent school children, 266. See Silicosis in fire-brick industry, 208 Children's homes, feeding costs at 54 also Nutrition Blum clearance. progress in, 955,1291 Coal Mines (Employment of Boys) Bill, 1120 Malnutrition in Colonial Dependencies, in- Small-pox deaths, 1176 Consolidated Fund (Apprepriations) Bill, 316, quiry into. 1176 Smoke abatement, 1176 359-Home Office administration, 369-Hours Marriage Bill, 1121, 1340-Divorce on grounds Social centres in houising estates, 53 of labour, 316 of incurable insanity, 1121, 1340-In Com- Spahlinger vaccine, 160 Coroners, Departmental Committee on, re- mittee, 1340 Spain, carriage of ilnunitions to by British port of, 1175 Mastitis in maternity cases. 370 veFsels, 1175 Deaf Children (School Attendance) Bill, 1007 Maternal mortality. See Mortality Stamp books, advertisements in, 1235 Deaf, unemployment among the, 1235 Maternity and child welfare by voluntary Thames, pollution of, 316 Dermatitis in french polishers, 1291 associations, 106 Trunk Roads Bill, 1175, 1232,1289 Divorce on grounds of incurable insanity, 1121. Maternity hospitals in special areas, 266 Tuberculosis deaths: In Durham.54, 107-In See also Marriage Bill Maternity Services (Scotland) Bill, 264,1007 Northumberland, 107-In South Wales, 16) Drtug addiction, prevalence of, 316 Meals, free, to school children, 106 Tuberculosis-free herds and milk consump- Drug convention, ratification of, 1009 Meals, local authorities not supplying, 208 tion in Scotland, 265 Durham, juvenile health in, 1175 Measles not a notifiable disease, 265, 369 Tuberculosis in Glasgow, 1235 . D)ust diseases, 208 Jleasles serum supplies. 316 Tuberculosis invalidity among naval officers, Education Bill, 105, 156, 315-Royal assent to, Medical attention for unemployed juveniles in 1060 315 Scotland. See Education (Scotland) Bill Tuberculosis, localized, in animals for human Education (Scotland) Bill, 105. 156, 202, 206, 264, Medical education, deputation on, 316 consumption, 1176 315-Medical attention for unemployed Medical officers of health and private practice, Unemployment assistance, new regulations, juveniles in Scotland, 206-Royal Assent to, 1290 105, 202, 264 315 Medical officers of health and vaccination, 159 Unemployment Assistance Board Regulations, Egypt, treaty with, 1120 Medical officers, women, 1291 53. See also Insurance, National Health JULY-DEC., 1936 INDEX - THE BRITLSH 25 I MIEDICAL JOURNAL

Parliament, Medical Notes in (contd.): PERROTT, Charles John, obituary notice of, PLATT, R.: Flatulence and epigastric discom- Vaccination deaths, 1l76 696 fort, 294 Vaccination duties of the M.O.H., remunera- PERRY, Sir Cooper, appointed Governor of the PLATT, Robert: Treatment of chronic nephritis tion for, 266 Royal Holloway College, 1231 and uraemia, 437-Treatment of nephosis. 548 Vivisection of animals, 1175 Persia: North Persian Forces Memorial Medal Pleural aspiration followed by urticaria, 199. Vivisection on Dogs, Prohibition of (Scotland) awarded, 104 See also Calcium depletion Bill, 1007 Pertussis. See Whooping-cough Pleural effusion, sanatorium treatment for, 1001 Water supply, contaminated, in Surrey, 209 PEssIN, S. B.: Fatality rate of tularaemia in the Pleural effusions, treatment of (Gustav Maurer), Widows', Orphans', and Old Age Contributory United States, 1336 935-Discussion, 935 Pensions Bill. 156-Royal Assentl to, 156 PETERS B. A. I.: The haemolytic streptococcus, Pneumonia, lobar, artificial pneumothorax for Women medical offtcers, 1291. See also 249 (leading article), 820 Medical PETERS, B. A.: Nutrition in health and disease, PLUMMEIL, N. S.:-Blood transfusion: A report Working-class family expenditure. See Ex- 2 O-Nutritional anaemias, 251-The vitamin of six fatalities. 1186 (0) penditure B complex, 903 (0) Pneumonia, lobar, pneumococcal epididymo- Workmen's Compensation Act, medical refer- PEYCELON, R. (and L. BERARD): Traitentent orchitis as a complieation of (J. V. Landor and ences under, 208 Chiruroical de la Maladie de Based(,w et des B. R. Sreenivasan), 427 Workmen's Compensation Bill, 1007,10,9-Re- Goitres Toxiqtees, rev.. 762 Pneumonia, prophylaxis of (Lloyd D. Felton), jection of, 1059 Phantom limbs. See Limnbs 245 Pharmaceutical discrepancy (acetylsalicyl co.), Pneumonia. serum treatment of (J. G. M. PAPRMAR, V. L.: Removal of tonsils by diathermy 850, 902 Bullowa). 308-Discusions, 308 and by dissection, 248 Pharmaceutical preparations, preventive or Pneumothorax, artificial, for lobar pneumonia Parotitis, bilateral (A. P. Ohlmacher), 603 curative, sale of in France forbidden except (leading article), 820 PARRY, Rupert: Appreciation of Frank Pearson by chemists, 571 Pneumothorax, artificial, value of in pulmonary Cresswell, 847 Pharmacology, review of books on, 539, 1311 tuberculosis, 1267 PARSONS, F. G.: The 1Histnry of St. Thomas's Ph trnmacopoeia, British, Addendum to, 685, 826, Pneumothorax, incomplete (G. Maurer), 1221 Hospital, V6l. III, from 1800 to 1900, 438 1170 Pneumothorax nc edle holder, 1200 PARSONS, Sir Jobn Herbert: Diseases of the Eye, Pharmacopoeia of the Calcuttta School of Tropical Pneumothorax, spontaneous (R. A. Young), 355, eighth edition, rev., 674-His visit to America, Medicine, rev., 676 699 1W-Discussion, 355 930-Howe medal presented to, 930 Pharmacy and Poisons Act. 1933: An explana- Pneumothorax, spontaneous, rapidly fatal Parting good wishes, 366 tory leaflet, 770 (Herbert L. Settle), 1141 Pasteur film, 162, 200 PEELPS, Edith Cecily, obituary notice of, E2 Pneumothorax treatment, rational (G. T. Hebert), Pasteur Institute, (loonoor: Report, 442 PEHILIP, J. C.: Chemistry and the community, 272 (0) Pasteur Institute, Kasauli: Report, 442 554 POATE, Wing Commander H. R. G.. appointed Pasteur and Lister, 200 PHILIP, Sir Robert William, appointcd Extra Knight of Grace of the Order of St. John of Pasteurized milk. See Milk Physician to the King in Scotland, 193 Jerusalem, 12 Paternity and blood groups. See Blood PHILLIPS. Leonard G.: Anaesthetics in labour, POINSO, B.: Malignant Diphtheria, rev., 73 Path to freedom, 607. See also Examination and 357 Poison gas. See Gas Medical curriculum PHILLIPS, Miles: A surgical mistake, 147 - Poisoning, alkali, a danger in the treatment of Pathogen-selective cultures. See Cultures Pelvic inclination in dystocia, 1219 gastric ulcer (Cutbbert Leslie Cope), 914 (0), Pathology, clinical, information concerning the PEILLIPS. T. J.: Chronic iridocyclitis, 297 1066-A correction, 1066 diploma in, 517 PEIPPS, John Hare, obituary notice of, 1338 Poisoning by benzene derivatives, 597 Pathology, review of books on. 284, 716, 868, 1030 Photo-micrography, review of book on, 1313 Poisoning, hebaral sodium (A. Ian McKendrick-), Patna Journal of Medicine, first voluwe of a Phthisis. See Tuberculosis 1196-Correspondence on, 1287 special educational number of, 447 Physical diagnosis. See Diagnosis Poisoning, hydrocyanic, from nuts, 100 PATTERSON, Norman: Curette for adenoids, 1086 Physical education (leading article), 1264 Poisoning, lead, in cigar makers in Holland PAUCHET, Victor, obittlary notice of, 1240 Physical efficiency and diet. See Diet (W. R. H. Kranenburg and J. J. Wallien), 971 PAUL, D. H.: Late sequels of war stress, 92 Physical fitness in Scotland (parliamentary Poisoning, manganese, notification of, 311 PAULIAN, Or., appointed Professor of Neurology note), 1122 Poisons Rules: an explanatory leaflet, 770 at Bucarest, 1343 Physical medicine, 1288 Poland, rat-bioe fever in. 985 PAVLOV, I. X.: Papers of presented to the Physical Medicine, St John Clinic and Institute POLE, L. W.: Epidemic nausea and vomiting, Archives of the Academy of Sciences of the of: Lectures on rheumatic diseases, 736 149 U.S.S B. at Leningrad, 528 Physical training: House of Lords debate, 1009 Poliomyelitis, epidemic (Sir Arthur S. Mac- Paying beds at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary, 1165 Physical Training, Recreative, Central CoUDCil Nalty), 57 (0)-Correspondence on. 149 PAYNE, Lewin: Dental problems and preventive for- Annual meeting, 743 - Appeal, 743 - Poliomyelitis, prevention of, 398 1037 medicine, 310 Annual report, 1242 Poliomyelitis, transmission of, 1123 PAYNE, Reginald T.: Diverticula of the stomach; Physical training of students, 942 Polyarthritis treated by ganglionectomy (Arcbi- 968(0) Physical treatment in Germany (leading article), bald Young), 375 (0) PAYNE, Stephen H.: National health insurance, 595 Polyavitaniinosis and asulphurosis (E. Jenner 146 Physical welfare of youth (Leonard P. Wright), 707 (0) PAYNE, Wilfrid W.: Diabetes in childhood, 298, Lockhart), 1254 (0). See also Youth Polycythaemia vera (F. A. Roper), 1220 960 (0)-Mandelic acid treatment in childhood Physiology, experimental, special institute for Polyneuritis, acute infective (Charles Pinckney), 1046 at the municipal hospital, Pirogoff, 249 333 (0) PEACoCK, F. R.: Viruses and new growths, 307 Physiology. review of books on. 228 Polyneuritis, gastrogenous (A. H. Douthwaite,, PEACOOK, P. R.: Specific growth stimulants, 350 Physique, Scottish national, 1330 535 (O)-Correspondencc on,-786 PEACOCK, W. H.: Tropical hygiene, 146 PICKEN, Ralph M. F.:-Public health in the POLLITZER, R. (and others): Plague. A Manual PEfAaCE, Frank J.: Need for Post-graduate and United Stat-s of America 631. 678, 719, 764, 815. for Medical and Public Health Workers, rev., research facilities in dentistry, 310 869-The public health system, 631-Infectious 761 PEARCE, G. H.: Medical coroners. 951 disease 678 -Modern services, 719 -Hospital Pomaret scheme, 1124,1343 PHARsON, George l<, appointed governing problems, 764-wocial security, 815-Teaching POPPER, Hans (Hans EPPINGER and Hans director for life of the Wellcome Foundation, of preventive medicine, 869 KAUNITZ): Die Serdse Entszndungeine Per- Ltd., 319 PICKFORD. Lillian Mary, elected to a Beit Memo- meabilitdta-Patholoaie, rev., 227 PEARSON, S. Vere: Protection of adolescents rial Fellowship. 144 Population, declining, peril of (IparliamentaLry from tuberculosis, 192-Treatment of pleural PICTON, Lionel: Maternal deaths in Cheshire, note), 1122 effusions, 936 83 Population Investigation Committee: names of PELUFFO, E.: Illustrative cases following diph- PIDCocK, B. H.: Modified Smith-Petersen nail, members, 989 theria antitoxin), 1158 1145-Insertion of Smith-Petersen nail, 1288 Population policy, 902 Pelvic inclination in dystocia (Percy Malpas), PIL1KINGTON, Francis (Robert F. BARBOUIL. and Population, problems of (leading article), 721- 1218 WilliaM SARGANT): Bromide intoxication, Correspondence on, 792 Pelvis, manual dilatation of (Alex J. Macleod), 957 (0) Population, review of books on, 715 282 PILLMANN-WILLIAMS, E. C.: Anaemia in preg- Population of the world, growth of, 1010 review of on Pelvis, book the, 540 nancy, 351-(And Jocelyn MooRE): Anaemia Poradenitis venera, 342 . PENNEiL. Vernon: A Ela"idbook of Urology for and toxaenmia of pregnancy, 528 (0) PORRITT, A. E., abpointed Surgeon in Ordinary Studenits and Practitioners, rev., 923 Pin, Smith-Petersen, method of inserting (H. A. to the Household of the Duke and Duchess of PENROSE, N. C.: Maternity services, 242 Brittainl. 1165-Correspondence on, 1229, 1288. York, 571 Pensions. admiaistrative cost of (parliamentary See 8lso Nail PORRITT, R. N.: Mechanized medicine, 741 note), 266 Pin test, Ransom P,ickard, used as a test for Port authorities, problems of, 41 Pensions granted for disablement or death stereoscopic vision, 394 PORTMANN, Georges (and Henri RETROUVEY): resulting from war service before August 4th, PINOKNEY, Charles: Acute infective polyneur- Les Vooies A4riennes et la Tuberculose (Biblio- 1914: numbers (parliamentary note), 1009 itis, 333 (0) theque de Phtisiologie), rev.,427 Pensions, old age (parliamentary note), 105 Pineal body as an endocrine gland (leading Post-graduate courses: At Berlin. 319-At Pensions, Old Age, Bill, 156-Royal Assent to, 156 article), 544 Bristol, 496-At Budapest, 1177-At Cardiff, PENTON, Cyril F., appoited a Senior Commis- PINES, N.: Voluntary euthanasia, 1048 496-At Dublin, 497 -At Edinburgh. 497- sioner of the Hoard of (ontrol, 55 Pink disease, treatment of, 287. 404, 1117, 1170 On fractures, 397-In Germany, 319-At Pentothal sodium anaesthesia, 308 (0) PITT-STEELE, W.: Medical men in administra- Glasgow, 497, 886-At Karlsbad, 55-In People's League of Health: Deputation to tive posts, 1101 London, 362, 373, 411, 447, 901-In Mancbester, Minister of HIyIalth re nutrition of expectant Pituitary disorders, blood pressure in, 1003 496-At Newcastle, 496-In Vienna. 609 and nursing mothers, 256 Pituital y glAnd, extract of the posterior lobe of Post-Graduate Medical Association, iniornration ulcer. See Ulcer the Peptic " (0. Leyton), 1041 concerning. 495 Perandren ciba," 924 Pituitary gland, hormones of the anterior lobe Post-Graduate Medical Slchool, British: Visit of PRaIivAL, G. H.: Seborrhoelc dermatitis, 252, of (E. U. Dodds and it. L. Noble), 824 the King, 160,195-Information concerning, 494 854(0) Pituitary gland, relation of the hypothalamus Post-graduate studentships and research fellow- Percussion and auscultation, combined, 1066 to (E U. Dodds and R. L. Noble), 878 ships, 254 Perforated twice, 1344. See also Ulcer, peptic Pituitary, ovary, and cancer, 1227 Post-graduate study, information concerning, Perineal tears, prevention of, 412, 448, 572 Pituitary tumours (J. H. Biggart and N. M. 493 Peripheral sensation, anatomy of (H. H. Wool- Dottl, 1D53 Post Office Medical Service. 1038 lard), 246. 861 (0) Pituitary, x-ray treatment of the (J. F. Bromley), Posture, body, and conjugate eye movement Peritoneal adhesions, prevention of, 1150 304 821 Peritonitis. typhoid, operation for (A. Mouchet). Pityriasis rubra associated with streptococcal Posture and phvsiological efficiency, 1039 1042 infection (I. MI.Cullum). 14 Potassium fertilizer salts, import duty on Peritonitis of unobliterated processus vaginalis Plague outbreak in the Tucuman Province of (parliamentary note),1057 (V. C. J. Harris), 15 the Argentine, 1011 POTTER, L. S.; Treatment of chronic rheu- PUBRNs, George: Fracture of the olecranon Plague, review of book on, 761 matism, 240 process. 352, 668 (0)-Treatment of fractures, Plague vaccine, standardization of, 930 POTTS, T. N. V.: Midwives Act and Its operation 1165 Plague-infected animals in South Africa, 1090 872 PERRINS, W. H.: Svirochaetal jaundice in preg- PLANT, Arthuir Starkie, obituary notice of, 569 POULTON, E. P.: Obesity in children, 246- nancy. 281 Plastosol, 1263 Oxygen tent, 302-(And others): PEzRiN, Jean, appointed Under-Secretary of PLATT, Harry: of Spanish for Scientific Fracture the neck of the Medical Aid Committee, 368-Nervous break State Research in France, 849 femur treated by open operation, 89 down, 634 - Spa treatment, 834 - (Editor)- INDEX THE BRTI 26 JtLY-DEc.1 1936 MEDICAL JOURNAL

i Taylor's Practice of Medicine. fifteenth edi- PRaEPAATIONS AND APPLIANCES (continued): problems, 764-Social security, 815-Teaching tion, rev., 868 Mandelic acid treatment in Testicular hormone (perandren " ciba "), 924 of preventive medicine, 869 children, 1046-Air raid precautions, 1159 Thermostatic intravenous apparatus. 430 Public health in the United States of America, Pourqoai-PasO public funeral of the crew of, Urological examination and operating table, (leading article), 873 791,885 677 Public Order Bill, 1057,1120,1232 Poverty and public health: a correction, 210 Vegemucln, 1200 Publications, new and forthcoming, 609, 849, POWELL, A.: Diphtheria immunization by alum- Vitamin B extract C' Roche vitamin B), 127 1065 precipitated toxoid, 738 Puerperal iufection in a maternity home POWELL, Major William Irving FitzGerald, Presentations, 90, 230, 257, 403, 610, 697, 737, 780, (Lindsey County Council v. Marshall), 200 receives authority to wear the decoration of 836, 1066 Puerperal sepsis (A. H. Davidson), 1105-Dis- Commander of the Order of the Nile, 1177 Presidential address (leading article). 182 cussion, 1105 POWER, Sir D'Arcy: Appreciation of Lord PRESTON, C. D.: The path to freedom, 607 Puerperal sepsis, prevention of, 649 Moynihan, 566-(Editor): British Masters of PR1ESTON, Francis E.: An unhappy slogan, 845 Puerperal sepsis and pyrexia, prophylaxis in Medicine, rev., 592 PRESTON, T. W.: The prescribing of glucose, 787 (H. J. Thomson), 70 POYNTON, F. John: Acute rheumatic meningitis, Preventive medicine. See Medicine Puerperal sepsis. See also Sepsis and Septi- 1110 PRIDIE, K. H.: Treatment of intracapsular caemia Practice of medicine, review of book on, 592 fractures of the neck of the femur, 295- PUJALS. Leon Cardfnal, nominated honorary Practices, loans for, 30 Demonstration of films of fractures, 295 doctor of the University of Heidelberg, 267 Practitioner: Contents of November issue. 955 PRaIBST, Colonel Robert, appointed consulting PULIPAXA, Richard Hay, obituary notice of, 791 Practitioners, retired. See Doctors physician to the British Emergency Force in Pulmonary tuberculosis. See Tuberculosis PRLUsNITZ, Carl: Report on respiratory dust Palestine, 696 PUMPEHREY Richard Julius, elected to a Beit disease in the cotton industry, 403 PRaIMRosE, W. B.: Carbon dioxide absorption Memorial Fellowship, 144 Pregnancy, anaemia in (Carey Smallwood), 351, from anaesthetic atmospheres, 843 Pupil, Argyll Robertson, paralysis with (a. 573 (0)-Disoussion, 351-Leading article on, PRINGLE, Kerr: Treatment of chronic rheu- Orlando), 555 594-Correspondence on, 648, 738 matism, 240 PURCEAsE, W. B.: Medical coroners, 560 Pregnancy, anaemias, hypochromic, of (Harold PRINZ, Hermann (and Sigmund S. GREENBAUM): PURDY, Lieut-Col. J. S.: * P.U.O." 99-Obituary W. Fullerton), 577 (0) Diseases of the Mouth and their Treatment, notice of, 318 Pregnancy diagnosis, early, laboratory tests for rev., 591 PyBus. F. C.: Fracture-dislocation of the cer- (F. A. E. Crew), 1092 Prison Medical Service, information concerning, vical spine and its open reduction, 860 (0) Pregnaney, extrauterine, full-time (MI. Winifred 512 Pyelitis, hexamine treatment of, 646 Anderson), 589 PRITCHARD, Eric: Welfare of mothers and pre- Pyelitis, treatment of (J. Norman Cruickshank): Pregnancy, jaundice, spirochaetal, in (W. H. school children, 1102 599-Correspondence on, 646 Perkins), 281 PRITCHARD, H. Hesketh: Sport in Wildest PYRAH, L. N. (and M. C. OLDFIELD): Thrombosis Pregnancy and the menstrual cycle, 792 Britaint, rev., 1313 of the axillary vein, 68 (0) Pregnancy, national health insurance certifi- Private Legislature Procedure (Scotland) Act, Pyrexia, artificial, by short radio waves. 135 cates in (parliamentary note), 1291 Royal Assent to. 315 Pyrexia. puerperal, prophylaxis in (H. J. Thom- Pregnancy and pulmonary tuberciulosis (Henry Prize, Alexander Memorial, 104 son). 70 Cohen). 295, 751 (0);-(James Young), 749 (0)- Prize for cancer research, 685 Pyrexia of uncertain origin (" P.U.O."), 99 Discussion, 295-Ebeading article, 766-Corre- Prize for best work on treatment of diseases of spondence on, 841 the genital organs, 55 Pregnancy, tetanus in (F. Le Doze), 1161 Prize, Hallett, 1294 Pregnancy, toxaemia in (R. C. Buist), 977 Prize, Leishman Memorial, 104 Pregnancy, toxaemia of, and anaemia (Jocelyn Prize, Nobel, for medicine and physiology, 930, Moore and E. D{. Pillman-Williams), 528 (0)- 979 Correspondence on, 648, 738. See also Toxaemia Prize, Parkes Memorial, 742 Q Pregnancy, tularemia comDlicating (D. P. Bowe Prize, Rolleston Memorial, 953 and D. C. Wakeman), 1256 Prize, T. K. Sidey Summertime Memorial, 725 Quadruplets, the Eynesbury: First nine months Pregnancy. Visscher-Bowman test for (Gladys Prize, Weber-Parkes, 315. 899 of life (E. H. Harrisson). 917 (0) H. Dodds), 224 (0) Prize, West Riding Panel Practitioners', 696 QUASTEL, Juda Hirsch, awarded a Rockefeller Pregnancy. See also Gestation Profession of medicine, 452. See also Medical Fellowship in psychiatry. 88 PRENTIOE, Mary Isabel, obituary notice of, 156 Schools and Col'eges Queen's Institute of District Nursing. See Professional animosities (Raphael Massart), 1222 Nursing PREPABATIONS AND APPLIANCES: Progestin in secondary amenorrhoea (Stephen QUEIIIDO, Arie: Home Care of the Mental. Ammonium mandelate elixir (" auamoket "), 74 M. Davidson), 1190 (0) Patient, rev., 1312 " Amphyl " disinfectant, 924 Prognosis and therapeutic principle (John A. QuIN, J. S.: Unusual case of puerperal Infec- Amylopsin with trypsin and lipase (panopsin), Ryle), 1067 (0) tion, 1106 1200 Prohibition and alcoholism in New York, 100 Quinidine in auricular fibrillation followed by Ansigesia or anaesthesia, automatic apparatus Prolapse (E. C. Ljewis). 993 auriculo-ventricular nodal rhythm (Donald for, 18 "Prontosil" injections: a warning, 100 Hall). 589 Antiseptic for vaginal use (" aptor "j, 1263 Prostatic obstruction and various methods of Quinine, purchase of in India (parliamentary Antistreptococcal drug (colsulanyde), 976 treatment (J. Cosbie Ross), 1297 (0) note), 160 Bed support (" stayput "), 1144 Prostitution, review of books on, 629 Benzedrine. 285 Protamine-zinc-insulin, 724 Burns. jelly for (" burnojel "), 181, 1263 Protein, Bence-Jones, 399 Calcium gluconate and iron, 1200 Protrusio acetabuli (John Gilmour), 1164 Cannula, intravenous, 718 PRYs-JONEs. T. S.: Painless labour, 627 Catheter, intrauterine, for tubal inflation, 181 Psychiatrist, training of the (leading article), R Catheter introducer, the Hennig ureteric. 181 395 Chair for patient with ankylosed knees, 127 Psychiatry and alcohol (leading :article), 768- RABAGLIATI, Major D. S.: Tubercle-free herds. Cholagogue laxative tablets Iveracolate brand), (D. K. Henderson), 778 192 718 Psychiatry, review of books on, 16, 428, 715, 761, Radiations, review of book on, 1311 Clamp, intestinal, universal, 718 1312 Radiography: Kodak and X-RBa Manual, 656 Clamp3, Caesarean, lower seegment, 924 Psychiatry. See cilso Mental Radiologist: What is a radiologist? 134 Copper guaiacol sulphonate preparations, Psycho-analysis, Institute of, information con- Radiology in arthritis, discussion on, 604 1263 cerning, 501 Radiologyand the cancer problem(J. H. Douglas Cuprodine ointment, 1263 Psycho-analysis, review of book on, 73 Webster), 837 Cuprodine tincture, 1263 Psychological medicine, information concerning Radiology, medical, diploma in. information Curette for adenoids, 1086 the study of, 499 concerning, 515 Drainage, suprapubic, 1144 Psychology, Child, Institute of: Neurosis in the Rsdiology, review of book on, 126 Dressing fastener (expedo), 976 child, 94 Radium centres, organization of. 1316 Ear aspirator, 74 Psychology, child, review of book on, 283 Radium institute: Report for 1935, 431 Eye shield, an industuial, 976 Psychology, Medical, Institute of: Information Radium, medical usss of: Report by Medical Ferrous chloride, citrated, 763 concerning, 501-Earl of Harewood becomes a Research Council, 987 Finger dressing, 677 vice-president of, 571 Radium, micturition frequent after, 1123 Fractures of the neck of the femur: simplified Psvchology, review Qf book on, 761.- See also Radium research, clinical (leading article), 431 technique for the introduction of the Smith- Psychiatry Radium therapy, mild (F. Howard Humphris), Petersen nail, 593 Psychology and science (William Brown), 633- 358, 532 (0)-Discussion, 358 Gas and air machine for midwifery, a port- Discussion. 633 Radium Trust, Natlonal: Report of meeting, able, 630, 1263 Psychopathology and mescaline, 433 161 Gas and oxygen apparatus, dental, 1313 Psychotherapy in general practice (S. Cronin), 39 Radon seeds in treatment of glioma retinae Gloves, surgeons', 1313 Ptosis. magnetic spectacles for, 338,448 (H. B. Stallard), 962 (0) Halibut oil ointment, 976 Ptosis, mechanical treatment of, 412 Radon treatment of intrasellar tumours (W. 0. Hearing aids, automatic volume control in, 18 'P.U.O." See Pyrexia Lodge), 1257 (0) Heat sterilization, test for, 1031 Pubertus praecox (D. F. Cappell), 306 Railway Freight Rebate Bill, 1120 Laryngoscope, electric, improved, 394 Public Health Bill, 53, 105,107, 202, 206, 264, 265, RALPES, F. G.: Maternal mortality in Cheshire, Liver extract and Iron, granular (hepferol), 315, 359-Measles not a notifiable disease, 265, 84 1031 369-Boyal Assent to, 315 RAMBAPR, A. C.: Whooping-cough without a Needle, Reverdin,modifled', 677 Public Health diploma, informatitn concern- cough, 1342 Novasapa antiseptic, 1145 ing. 503 RAMBAY, Mabel, Anaemia In pregnancy. 351 Oesophagoscope for Houttar's tubes, 976 Public Health (Drainage of Trade Premises) RAMSAY, R. W.: Hospital problems, 1101 Oxygen tent, a new, 542 Bill, 105, 1235 RANDELL, M. (and Mfargaret MORRIS): Maternstv Plastosol, 1263 Public Health (London) Bill, 105, 107, 156, 264 and Post-operative Exercises. In Diagrams Pneumothorax needle holder, 1200 315-Royal Assent to, 315 and Words, rev., 1143 Ransom Pickard pin test used as a test for Public health in London, 97 Rangoon. epidemic diseases in, 1284 stereoscopic vision, 394 Public Health Medical Services, information RANKINE, Adam, nominated official member of Razor, graft-cutting, modified, 1086 concerning. 501 the Legislative Council of Trinidad and Rice polishings, concentrate of (Ryzamin-B), Public health services, co-operation between: Tobago, 411 763 Discussion, 192 RANKINE, David Artificial silk keratitis, 6 (0)- Salvacid, 1031 Public health, state of the, 1213. 1325-Annual A pocket slit-lamp, 74 Slit-lamp, pocket. 74 report of the Chief Medical Officer of the Ransom Pickard pin test used as a test for Smith-Petersen nail, modified, 1145 Ministry of Health, 1213, 1325 stereoscopic vision, 394 Smith-Petersen nail, simpiified technique for Public health services in Scotland, development RANSoM, R. M,: Spermicidal efficiency of chem- the introduction of in fractures of the neck of of(A. L. Thomson),606 ical contraceptives. 302 thefemur, 593 Public health, survey in France, 1222 RANSOME, Gordon Arthur: Ophthalmoscopic Spe-tacles, m%gnetic, for ptosis, 338 Public hebalth in the United States of America signs of death. 46 Speculum, vaginal, an improved, 976 (Ralph M. F. Picken), 631, 678, 719, 764, 815, 869- Rapid addition, 792 Splint, Braun's. modification of, 228 The public health system, 631-Infectious Rat-bite fever. See Fever Tannaflavine jelly, 430 disease, 678-Modern services, 719-Hospital Rattenbury-Stoner trial, 268 THE BRIUT 27 JULY-DEC., 1936 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

RAvEN. Martin O.: Epidemic nausea and vomit- Research, medical: Lester Institute, Shanghai: Reviews of Books (continued): ing, 98 report, 290 Cardiography, Essentials of (H. B. Russell), BAWLINGs. A. L.: Air raid precautions, 1159 Research, medical, in Malaya: Report, 342 338 770, RAWLINSON, J, C , appointed a commissioner of Research, medical, Nuffield gift for, 767, Cardiology. Recent Advances in (Terence East the Board of Control, 411 822 and Curtis Bain), third edition, 125 RAY, M. B.: Climaterotherapy, 603 Research, Medical, South African Institute for: Cataract: Studies in the Aetiology and Patho- Raynaud phenomenon, 1090 Annual report, 1090-Plague-infected animals genesis of Cataracta Zonularis. An Aca- Razor, graft-cutting, modified, 1086 in South Africa, 1090 demic Treatise (Gunnar von Bahr), 392 Reality given to a dream-Lord Nuffield's gift Research, neurological, fellowship in, 1295 Cerebro-spinal Fluid and Its Relation to the to Oxford University (leading article), 767 Research, radium (leading article), 431 Blood. A Physiological and Clinical Study HEAD, C. Stanford: The problem of suicide, Research, review of book on, 1261 (Solomon Katzenelbogen), 628 405 Research, surgical: Report of Royal College of Chemistry, Comparative InQrganic (T. H. Recruits, medical examination of (parliamentary Surgeons of England, 235 Savory), 814 note), 1290 Research in tropical medicine: Fellowships and Chemistry, Inorganic and Theoretical, Com- Rectal conditions, minor (E. C. Lewis), 993 appointments, 25-Annotation on, 31 prehensive Treatise on (J W. Mellor), Red Oross Committee, International: Appeal for Research work at the laboratories of the Royal vol. xv, 1262 funds for relief of sick and wounded in Spain, College of Surgeons. 89 Childhood, Disease in: A Clinical Study. The 743 Resectoscove result (J. Llewellyn Davies), 177 First Year (Robert S. Frew), 180 PRed Cross, misuse of (parliamentary note), 1234 Respighi, Emilio, death of, 408 Children, on the Bringing Up of (by Five Red Cross work at home and abroad, 1098 Respirators for civil population (parliamentary Psycho-Analysts, edited by John Rickman), RBDDY. D. V. S.: Ancient texts of Indian medi- note). 1122 283 cine, 1057 Respiratory disease in the pre-school child Children, Diseases of (Wilfrid Sheldon), 1310 RE¢Bs, Hugh Llewellyn, obituary notice of, 570. (A. Doyne Bell), 420 (0) Children in India and the Tropics, Manage- 654 Respiratory tract, review of books on, 427, 812 ment of, eighth edition, 812 RBEE, J. R.: Mental hygiene and the school, 733 Reticulocytes, staining for, 1242,1295 Children. See also Pediatrics -(R. J. GORDON and N. G. HARAis): An Intro- Retina, detachment of (J. Oole Marshall), 351- Climacteric, The Hygiene of the Change in duction to Psychologieal Medicine, rev., 761- Discussion, 351-(Joshua Keyms). 673 Women (the Climacteric) (Isabel Emalie The Health of the Mind, second edition, rev., Retired practitioners. See Doctors Hutton), 338 1312 Retirement, compulsory, for various classes of Clinical Handbook for Residents, Nurses, and RBES, Milson, Scholarships. See Scholarships intellectual workers in France, 411 Students (edited by Victor M. Coppleson and REEsE, Hans H. (and others, editors): The 1935 RETaOUVEY, Henri (and Georges PORTMANN): Douglas Miller), 1262 Year Book of Neurology, Ps8chiatrv, and Les Voies Airiennes et la Tuberculose. (Biblio- Clinical Miscellany, vol. ii, 1935: The Mary Endocrinologv, rev., 16 thIque de Phtisiologie), rev., 427 Imogene Bassett Hospital, Cooperstown, Refraction, coloured lenses in (R. H. Balfour Reverdin needle, modified, 677 New York, 227 Bat'row), 673 REx, Hugo, death of, 789 Cold, the Common, and Influenza, and their BEGAN, A.: Midwifery services, 145 Relationship to other infections in Man and Regional medical officers (parliamentary note), Reviews of Books: Animals (J. E. R. McDonagh), 814 209 Abortion, Spontaneous and Induced. Medical Congress of the German Society for Investiga- Registrar-General's reports. See Vital statistics end Social Aspects (Frederick J. Taussig), tion of the Circulation. Verhandlungen der REID, Bailie Stewart: Co-operation between pub- 178 Deutschen Gesellschaft ftir Kreislaufsfor- lic health services, 192 Abscess of Liver: Les Abc6s du Foie (P. Huard schung. IX Tagung, 1200 BRID, C., appointed Officer of the Order of St. and J. Meyer-May), 975 Congress on Life Assurance Medicine: Health John of Jerusalem, 12 Air Food Passages, Diseases of, of Foreign-body Services in Connexion with Life Insurance REID, Edward Waymouth, honorary LL.D. St. Origin (Chevalier Jackson and Chevalier L. (Otto Neustatter), 127 Andrews conferred on, 42 Jackson), 1029 Contagious Diseases, Common, Manual of REID, Hugh.: Surgeryof pulmouary tuberculosis, Alcohol and Metabolism: Biologische Wirk- (P. M. Stimson). second edition, 430 349 ungen des Alkohols auf den Stoffwechsel Contraception, Medical History of (Norman E. IREID. Stewart: Hospital services of Scotland. (Adolph Bickel), 18 Himes), 591 605 Alcoholism in General Practice (A. E. Carver, Cookery Book, the Medical (Dorothy Sewart), BRITMzAN. Ben L.: The Secowd Oldest Profession. Thomas Hunt, and Sir William Willcox). 675 393 A StudV of the Prostitute's Business Mantager, Alimentary Canal: Normale und Pathologische Coroners: Memoirs of a London County rev., 630 Physiologie der Bewegungsvorgange im Coroner (H. R. Oswald). 284 EI?POND, A.: The film addict, 732 Gesamten Verdauungskanal (Werner Catel), Cretinism: Der Endemische Kretinismus (F. Reproductive system, structural and functional 763 de Quervain and C. Wegelin), 629 homologies of the (S. Zuckerman). 246, 864 (0) Allergy of the Nose and Paranasal Sinuses. Crime, Medical Aspects of (W. Norwood East). REscEorsKY, Heinrich: Signs of death, 99 A Monograph on the Subject of Allergy as 17 Research, adventures in (Major-General Sir Related to OtolaryDgology (French K. Oriminal, the Individual: Studies in the Psy- Robert McCarrison), 1099 Hansel), 675 chogenetics of Crime (Ben Karpman), 676 Research, cancer, prize for, 685 American Martyrs to Science through the Cushny's Textbook of Pharmacology and Research Council, Medical: Alumina dust, Roentgen Rays (Percy Brown), 1085 Therapeutics, or the Action of Drugs in effeots of, report of committee 1273- Anaemias. The (Janet M. Vaughan), second Health and Disease, eleventh edition, 1311 Appointments, 267. 823 - Bacterial nutri- edition. 974 Cystoscopy and Urography (J. R. Macalpine), tion, report on (Mr. Knight), 341-Cross, Anaesthetics Narkotica der Fettreihe (M. second edition, 511 Dorothy Temple, Research Fellowships Kochmann), 539 Decorative Art (1936),18 in tuberculosis, 88 - Dantal Committee's Anatomy, Regional, Illustrations of. Section Dental Materia Medica, Pharmacology, and report on the influence of diet on caries, VI, Upper Limb. Section VII, Lower Limb Therapeutics (Walter J. Dilling and Samuel 287 Food values and cooking: report (E. B Jamieson). 1312 Hallam), 73 (R. A. McCance. E. M. Widdowson, and ADimals in Nature, Variations of (G. C. Robson Dental Pathology (by various authors), 284 L. R. B. Sbackleton, 1088-Iodine in bio- and 0. W. Richards), 15 Dermatology and Syphilology, 17 logical substances: report, 627-lodine and Ante-Natal and Post-Natal Handbook, a Short Devil a Monk Would Be: A Survey of Sex and endemic goitre: report, 627-Leverhulme (E. Kelson Ford), 591 Celibacy in Religion (T. Clifton Longworth), Fellowship in medical science, 88-Medical Appendicitis. When and How to Operate. A 180 Research Council Fellowships in medical Guide for the General Practitioner (W. J. Diabetes: DiabAte et Chirurgie (H. Chabanier science, 88-Neurological research fellowship, Stewart McKay), 716 and C. Lobo-Onell), 1198 1295 - Pneumothorax. artificial, report on Art of Ministering to the Sick (Richard C. Cabot Diagnosis: Differentialdiagnose in der inneren (F. J. Bentley), 1267-Post-graduate student and Russell L. Dicks). 227 Medizen (O. Naegeli), 1197 ships and research fellowships in clinical Arthritis Deformans: Theorie der Arthritis Diagnosis, Symptomatic, and Examination of science and experimental pathologv, in- Deformans (Konrad Stanning), 628 the Patient (John Watts Murray), second stitution of, 254 Ralium, medical uses At the Point of a Lancet. One Hfundred Years edition. 179 of : report, 987 - Research in tropical at the Canton Hospital, 1835-1935 (William Dictionary of Dental Science and Art (Williem medicine: fellowships and appointments, Warder Cadbury and Mary Hoxie Jones), 718 B. Dunning and S. Ellsworth Davenport), 1199 25, 31 - Respiratory dust disease in the Atrophy, Progressive Muscular, Peroneal Type Diet, Children's (C. Millington-Lymn), 630 cotton industry: report (Carl Prausnltz), 403- of (Julia Bell), 717 Dietetic Manual for Practitioners and Patients Rockefeller Fellowship in psychiatry, 88 Baby, Newborn. Management of the (Alan (Edward L. Bortz), 1198 Sickness absence and labour wastage, report Monerieff), 1144 Dietetics: Diatetic die Ernahrung des on, 234 - Studentships and research fellow- Bacteriology and Biochemistry: Oxidation- Gesunden und des Kranken (Wilhelm ships awarded, 1212-Travelling Fellowships reduction Potentials in (L. F. Hewitt), fourth Heupke), 763 awarded, 88-Tyvpe Cultures, Catalogue of the edition, 542 Dipththeria: Die aktiva Sohntzimpfung gegen Nati"onol Collection of,638-Tropical medicine: Barell, Emil, Festschrift (1936), 1310 Diphtherie (May Gundel), 1313 Research fellowships awarded, 1044-Warmth Belly Book or Diner's Guide (C. Louis Diphtheria: La Dipht6rie (G. CarriAre), 718 factor in comfort at work, report on (T. Leipoldt). 1031 Diphtheria, Malignant (B. Poinso), 73 Bedford). 343 Biochemistry. Annual Review of (edited by Disease. Agents of, and Host Resistance. Research, experimental, demonstrations on, 241 James Murray Luck), vol. v, 1085 Including the Principles of Immunology. RBesarch fellowships awarded, 88,136,144,1044 Biochemistry: Manuel de Biochimie (Pierre Bacteriology, Mycology, Protozoology. Para- Research Fellowships, Beit Memorial, award of, Thomas). 417 sitology, and Virus Diseases (Frederick P. 144 Biological Flaps (J. S. F. Essex, translated Gay and associates), 921 Researoh fellowships and studentaships awarded, into Spanish by L. Cardenal), 393 Disinfection and Sterilization (Ernest C. 1212 Biology, Meehanistic, and Animal Behaviour McCulloch), 923 Research fellowships and studentships, post- Theodore H. Savory), 541 Doctor's Odyssey. Adventures in Forty-five graduate. 254 Birch's Management and Medical Treatment Countries (Victor Heiser), 1143 Research into heredity, donation towards, 411 of Children in India and the Tropics (Lieut.- Drugs, Modern: Festechrift Emil Barell (19'6), Research:-Industrial Health Research Board: Col. E. H Vere Hodge), eighth edition, 812 1310 Reporton sickness absence and labour wastage Blood Diseases: 'Lber Sternal-Ptinktionen Electrotechnics in Relation to Medicine: Die (May Smith, Margaret A. Leiper, Millais Culpin, (Elsa Segerdahl), 285 PIlysikalischen und Technischen Grund- and Major Greenwood), 231-Appointments, Blood Groups: Les Groupes Sanguins (R. lagen der Hochfrequenzbehandlung. Dia- 267-Annual report. 288-Warmth factor in Duiarric de la Rivi6re and N. Kossovit h), 867 thermie-Arsonvaliation-Kurzwellen (Bans comfort at work: report (T. Bedford), 343. Boomerang Legs (Cecil J. Hackett), 863 Weisz), 1085 See also Industrial I Bridges, Robert, Poetical Works of, and the Electro-Therapy, General, and Short-Wave Redearch Institute, Hannah Dairy: Children's Toestament of Beauty, 127 Therapy (Heinrich F. Wolf), 180 milk-drinking, 1204 British Encyolopaedia of Medical Practice. Emergencies: Manual of Emergencies, Resparch Institute, Walter and Eliza Hall: See Medical Medical, Surgical, and Obstetric. Their Ainual report, 1317 British Masters of Medicine (edited by S;ir Pathology, Diagnosis, and Treatment (J. -Reearch, medical, appointments, 136 DIArcy Power), 592 Snowman), third edition, 285 Reisarch, medical, in Australia, 1317 British Waterworks Directory, fifth edition, Emergencies, Surgical, in Children (Harold Research. medical, in East African territories: 975 Clifford Edwards), 336 Report, 554 Brompton Hospital Reports, vol. iv, 1935, 72 Emulsions and their Technical Tireatment, Research, medical, in Glasgow, 838 Budd, William (E. W. Goodall), 813 Theory of (William Clayton), third edition, Research, medical, grants for, 43 Canton Hospital, History of, 718 540 INDEX THE BR1TISH 28 JULY-DEC., 1936 MEDICAL JOURNAL

Reviews of Books (continued): Reviews of Books (continued): Reviews of Books (continued): Endocrine Organs in Health and Disease. Materia Medica and Pharmacology, An Intro- Pharmacology Cushny's Textbook of Pharma- With an Historical Review (Sir Humphry duction to (Hugh Alister McGuigan and cology and Therapeutics, or the Action of Davy Rolleston), 428 Edith P. Brodie), 1086 Drugs in Health and Disease (C. W. Endocrinology. Recent Advances in (A. T. Maternity and Post-operative Exercises: In Edmunds and J. A. Gunn), eleventh edition, Cameron), third edition, 1198 Diagrams and Words (MargaretAlorris and 1311 Enzymologia, first two issues. 814 M. Randell), 1143 Pharmacology: Handbuchl der Experiment- Epidemic Diseases: La P&riodicit6 Saison- Mathematics for Biologists: Notions EM6- ellen Pharmakologie (edited by W. Heub- niere des Maladies Epid6miqueset eu Par- m6ntaires de Mlath6iimatiques pour les ner and J Schuller), vol. ii: Narkotica der ticulier dela Poliomnylite (G. Hornus), 975 Sciences Exp6rimentales iCollection du Fettreihe (M. Kochmann), 539 Euthanasia and Other Aspects of Life and P. C. B3.) (Leon Brillouin), 126 Pharmacopoeia and Guide of the School of Death (Harry Roberts), 922 Medical Cookery Book(I)orothy Sewart), 393 Tropical Medicine, Calcutta, 676 Evolution: Vi%riations of Animals in Nature Medical Dictator, and other Biographical Photo-Micrography, Practical (J. E. Barnard (G. C. Robson and 0.W. Richards). 15 Studies (Major Greenwood), 179 and Frank V. Welch). third edition, 1313 Examination of the Patient and Symptomatic Med ical Directory (1937), 1260 Physician, Pastor and Patient. Problems in Diagnosis (John Watts Murray), second Medical Guide for India and Index of Treat- Pastoral Medicine (George W. Jacoby), 1199 edition, 179 ment (Lieat.-Colonel E. J. O'Meara), fourth Physics, Medical. See Medical Eye and its Diseases (edited by Conrad edition. 1261 Physiology, Applied (Saamson Wright), sixtl Berens), 1084 Medical Jtirisprudence. See ForensiC Medicine edition, 228 Eye Diseases (Sir John Herbert Parsons). Aledical Physics: Pr6cis de PhysiqueMWdicale Physiology, Clinical, Institute of, of the Ukrai- eighth edition, 674 (Andr6 Strohl), 430 nian Acadenmy of Science, publishes a com- Ferments: Die Fermente und ihre Wirkungen. Medical Practice, British Encyclopaedia of. memorative volume in honour of N. Strajesco. Supplement. Lieferung 5 (Carl Oppen- Including MXiedicine, Surgery, Obstetrics, 127 heimer), 1144 Gynaecology, arid other Special Subjects Plague. A Manual for Medical and Public Forensic Medicine. A Text-Book for Students (edited by Sir Humphry Rolleston). Vol. i: Health Workers (Wu Lien. Teh, J. W. W. and Practitioners (Sydney Smith), fifth Abdominal Pain to Appendicitis, 226 Chun, R. Pollitzer, and C. Y. Wu). 761 edition, 924 Medical Treatument. See Treatment Population Movements (Robert R. Kuczynski), Fractures (Paul B. Magnuson), second edition, Medicine: Grundriss der Inneren Medizin 715 228 (A. von Domarus), tenth edition. 762 Population, Struggle for (D. V. Glass), 715 Gardens and Gardening (1936), 18 Mledicine. History of: Kurze Ubersichtstabelle Pornography and So On (D. H. Lawrence), Genito-Urinary Surgery, Recent Advances in zur Geschichte der Med izin(L. Aschoff and 868 (Hamilton Bailey and Norman M. Matheson), P. DUeen), third edition, 429 Post-Graduate Surgery (edited by Rodney 762 Medicine, a Hundred Years of (WyndhanmF E. B. Maingot), vol. ii, 391 Goitre: Traitement Chirurgical de la Maladie l.loyd), 392 Poverty and Public Health (G. C. M. M'Gonigle de Basedow et des Goitres Toxiques (L. Medicine. Taylor's Practice of (E. P. Poulton), and J. Kirby), 125 Berard andR. Peycelon), 762 fifteenth edition, 868 Pr, ctitioner's Library of Medicine and Surgery. Gout and Uric Acid, Congress on: Proceedings, Medecine et de Thdrapeutique, Nouveau Vol. x: Dermatology and Syphilology, 17- 285 Trait6 de. Vol. xvii. Mlaladies de l'Intestin Vol. ix: Neurology and Psychiatry, 428 Gynaecology: Lehrbuch der Gynitkologie(W. (Paul Carnot and others), 867 Prescriptions, Favourite (edited by Sir Stoeckel), fifth edition, 228 Medicine, Albrecht Van Borgtunnien's Treatise Huimphry Rolleston and Alan A. Moncrieff), Gynaecology, Puerperal (J. L. Bubis). 812 on (Sloane MIS., 3C02, British Museumi) (W. L. 1031 Gynaecology. See also Obstetrics Wardale), 228 Prostitution, History of, from Antiquity to the Haematology: Leitfaden der Bltitinorphologie Medico-chemical Estimations: Aledizinische- Present Day (George Ryley Scott), 629 (Lydia Schudel), 1030 Chemiiische Bestimmungsmethoden (Karl Prostitution: Investigation of its Causes, Health and Athletics, Training for (H. M. Hinsburg). 630 especially, with Regard to Hereditary Factors Abrahams and Adolphe Abrahans), 973 Alental Patient, Homue Care of the (Arie (Tage Keuip), 629 Health of the Mind (J.R. Rees), second edition, Querido), 1312 Prostitution: The Second Oldest Profession 1312 Metabolic D)iseases and their Treatnment (Ben L Reitman), 630 Health, Sickness, and Psychology. A Study (Erich Giafe, Translated by M. G. Boise). Psychiati y, Twentieth Century. Its Contribu- of the Mind's Power for Health and 1112 tion to Man's Knowledge of Himself (William Sickness (Rev. R. WA'. Wilde) 1312 Micrology, Animal- Practical Exercises in A. White), 715 Heart Diaease. Clinical (Samuel A. Levine),628 Zoological Micro-Tecbnique (Michael F. Psycho - Analysis and Social Psychology Heart: Les Coeurs P6riph6riques (A. Mougeot), Gtoyer). fourth edition. 393 (Williain Mc¢Dougall), 73 676 Midwifery for Nurses (Aleck W. Bourne), 393 Psychological Medicine, an Introduction to Home Market, Statistics of (Major G. Harrison Milk, chemaistry of (W. L. Davies), 1260 (R. G. Gordon, N. G. Harris, and J. R Rees), and F. C. Mitchell), 72 Mind, Health of the (J7. Rees), second 761 Hormnone des Ovariums und des Hypophysen- edition), 1312. See also Health Public Health, Illustrious Contributors to vorderlappens (Bernhard Zondek), second Mind, Natural Historv of (A. D. Ritchie), 541 (Charles ['rederick Bolduan), 975 edition, 126 Mother: On Being a Mother (Stella Churchill), Pyrrole and Pyridine Group, Therapeutic Hospital Accouints and Financial Administra- 338 Agents of, 717 tion (Captain J. E. Stone), second edition, 430 Mlcuth Diseases and Tbeir Treatment (Her- Quarantine Service, National, Reports of. Hugh Oldham (Alfred Muinford)l 394 mann Prinz and Sigmrund S. Greetbaum), 591 Series VI, 1935-6 (edited by Wu Lien-Teh Hydrocephalus, Otitic: Les Hjydroc6phalies Muscular Exercise (M. Grace Eggleton), 226 and C. Y. Wu). 924 Aigueis et Subaigu&s d'Origine Otique Narcotics: Narkotica der Fettreihe (M. Koch- Radiation, Biological Effects of (edited by (Robert Bourgeois), 1261 mann, 539 Benjamin M. Duggar), vols. i and ii, 1311 Hydrology: Th6rapeutique Hydro-climato- Nervous System, Pathology of the: A Student's Radiumdosimetrie (Karl G. Ziminer), 763 logique des MIaladies du Foie et des Voies Introduction (J. Henry Biggart), 227 Respiratory Tract, Diseases of the (Eighth Biliaires (Paul Carnot, %lIaurice Villaret, and Neurological surgery. See Surgery Annual Graduate Fortnight of the New York Ren6 Cachera), 592 Neurology and Psychiatry, 428 Academy of Medicine), 812 Hydrotherapy (Ruth Le Quesne and Mary Nose Diseases Les Maladies des Fosses Rheumstic Diseases, Chronic. Reports of. Granville), 763 Nasales (J. Terracol), 1144 Being the Annual Report of the British Hygiene of the Change in Women (The Clihniac- Nursing, Modern Professional (Douglas Hay Committee on Cbronic Rheumatic Diseases teric) (Isabel Emaslie Hutton), 338 Scott), 1030 appointed by the Royal College of Phb sicians Hygiene: Empire Social Hygiene Yearbook Nursing, Pediatric (John Zahorsky and Beryl (edited by C. W. Buickley), 973 for 1936, 814 Hamilton), 592 Roentgenolgy. Diagnostic (edited by Ross Hygiene, Social (Henry Ernest Garle), 814 Nursing, Private (.Marianne Wenden), 1199 Golden), 1260 Income Tax Simplified (Arthur Fieldhouse Nutritional Factors in Disease (W. R. Fearon), Salvarsan Therapy, by, Effects in. and Their and E. Ewart Fieldhouse), thirteenth edition, 1143 Prevention, with Special Reference to the 975 Obstetric Pelvis. See Pelvis Liver Function (V. Genner), 813 Infancy, Diseases of (Wilfred Sheldon), 1310 Obstetrical Practice (Alfred C. lBeck), 71 Scientist in Action. A Scientific Study of His Infra-Iled Irradiation (William Beaumont), 17 Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Classical Con- Methods (William H. George). 1261 International Clinics, vol. ii, forty-sixth series tributions to (Herbert Thoms). 922 Becond Oldest Profession. A Study of the (1936), 393 Obstetrics, Practical. Manual of (O'Donel Prostitute's Business Manager (Ben L. Intestine: Maladies de l'Intestin (Paul Carnot Browne), 3'6 Reitman), 630 and others, 867 Obstetrics. See also Gynaecology Serous Inflammation: Die Serose Entzundung Intruder, The. An Unfinished Self-Portrait Oldham, Hugh (Alfred Mumford), 394 eine Ipermeabilititts-Pathologie (Hans Eppin- (Kenneth Walker), 1086 Orthopaedic Surgery (Walter Mercer), second ger, Hans Kaunitz, and Hans Popper), 227 Jaundice: Traitement des IctEres Infectieux edition, 428 Sex, Studies in the Psychology of (Havelock (Noel Fiessinger), 181 Oxidation-reduction Potentials in Bacteri- Ellis), 285 Laboratory Methods, Clinical, Synopsis of ology and Biochemistry (L. F. Hewitt), fouirth Short-Wave Therapy and Generat Electro- (W. E. Bray), 181 edition, 542 Therapy Illustrated (Heinrich F. Wolf), 180 Laboratory Practice (J. R. Cturrie), 761 Paediatrics: Clinique M6dicale des Enfants. Short-Wave Therapy: Einfuhrung in die Legal Problems in Medical Practice (D. Har- Troubles de la Cioissance, de la Pubert6, de Kturzwellentherapie. Behatudlungstechnik court Kitchin), 590 la Nutrition. et des Glandes Endocrines (P. und Indikationen (IL. Fritsch and M. Schu- Life Insurance and Health Services: Der Nob6court), 1084 bart), 1199 Gesundheitsdienst der Lebensversicherung Paediatrics: P6diatrie Pratique. R6vertoire Sick, Art of Mlinistering to the (Richard C. (Otto Neustatter), 127 de Mises au Point (Eugene Terrien), 1084 Cabot and Russell L. Dicks), 337 Liver Abscess. See Abscess Paediatrics. See also Children Sickness, Security Against: A Study of Health Liver and Kidney Diseases: Les Hepato- Pain. Relief of: A Handbook of Modern Anal- Insurance (I. S. Falk). 866 n6phrites Aigues. Etude Clinique Anato- gesia (Harold Baline), 674 Single Woman. See Woman mique et Experimentale (Jean Vague), 1029 Pancreas: Lesions du Pancr6as et Troubles Skin Diseases (F. C. Knowles). third edition, Lockwood, Charles Barrett, Life and Works of Fonctionnelles Pancreatiques (Marc Bol- 974 (Eric Jewesbury), 74 gert), 16 Social Hygiene. See Hygiene Locum Tenens, Handbook for the (T. C. Scott Pathology. Delafield and Prudden's Textbook Soya Bean, All About the. In Agriculture, Webb), 676 of (revised by Francis Carter Wood), six- Industry, and Commerce (G. Douglas Gray), London Hospital, Reprints of Papers on Re- teenth edition, 1030 127 search Work fronm the Wards and Labora- Pathology: Manuel de Pathologie M6dicale Spleen: LsI. Rate en Pathologie Sanguine tories o, 18 (Maurice Journ6 and Pierre-Noel Des- (Emile Houclie), 392 Lorenz. Adolf: My Life and Work. The champs), third edition, 716 Sport in Wildest Britain (H. Hesketh Search for a M\lissing Glove, 629 Pathology: PathologieDentaire (Drs. Bercher, Pritchard), 1313 Malaria: Die Malaria l'ine Einfurung in ihre Fargin-Fayolle, Fleury, and Lacaisse), 284 Statistics, Handbook of: The Home Market Klinik, Parasitologie und Bekampfutng Pathology, Textbook of (Sir Robert Muir), (Major G. Harrison and F. C. Mitchell), 72 (Bernhard Kocht and Martin Mayer), 539 fourth edition, 868 La Pratique Stomatologique. Stomatology: Bercher, Malaria: Veroffentlichungen aus dem G(biete Pelvis : The Obstetric Pelvis (Herbert II, Pathologie Dentaire (Drl). des Marine-Sanitatswesens. Heft 27: Tatig- Thoms), 540 Fargin-Fayolle, Fleury, and Lacaisse). 284 keit und Ergebnisse der Malaria-Unter- Pharmacology and its Applications to Thera- Strange Places and Strange Peoples, or Life in suchungsstation in Emden (Ostfriesland) peutics and Toxicology, Manual of (Torald the Colonial Service (Sir R. St. Johnston), von 1910 -1933 (Friedrich ('runske). 923 Sollnmann), fifth edition), 1311 I 1262 THEBRITISH 29 JULY-DEC., 1936 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Revievws of Books (continued) Rheumatism, chronic, raw vegetable diet in ROLES, Francis: Appreciation of Henry Phil- Surgery, Minor (Frederick Christopher), third (Dorothy C. Hare), 837 brickl Nelson. 50 treatment of (H. Sir (editor): The edition. 1262 Rheumatism, chronic, Letheby ROLLEBTON, of Medical Practice, Surgery, Minor Surgery, and the Treatment of Tidy), 240, 418 (0)-Discussion, 240 Britishl Encyclopnedia in the Fractuires (Heath, Pollard, Davies) (edited Rheumatism clinic in Marylebone, note on the vol. i, rev., 226-Oxford medical teachers by Gwynne Williams), twenty-first edition, work of, 901 eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, 353- 285 Rheumatism Council, Empire, constitution of, l'he Endocrine Organs int Health atnd Disease. Surgery, Neurological (Loyal Davis), 1084 929 With an Historical Reviewv, rev.. 428 - Spa Surgery, Post-Gra(dtuate (edited by Rodney Rheumatism, investigation of, institute for treatment, 834- (And Alan A. MONCRIEFF, Maingot), vol. ii, 391 erected at Baden, near Vienna, 209 editors): FavouritePrescriptioets, rev.,1031- Surgery, Short Practice of (Hamilton Bailey Rheumatism, orthopaedic treatment of, dis- Centenary of the Army Medical Library. and R. J. McNeill Love), third e lition, 1031 cussion on, 605 Washitngton, 1094 Surgery, Textbook of (By American A ithors, Rheumatism. sanatoria for: a plea, 1050,1227 ROLLESTON, J.1 D.: The haemolytic strepto- edited by Frederick Christopher), 16 Rheuimatism, the "spinal lesion" in (leading coccus. 249-Shellfish and the public health, Surgical Emergencies in Children (Harold article), 1202 250 Clifford Edwards), 336 RHODES, W. F.: Abortion, 362 ROMITI, Guglielmo,death of,742 Syphilis: Die Angel orene Syphilis in Lichte Rhondda, eheap miilk scheme in (parliamentary RooKE,A. B.: Suggestion for a national mobile 30 Jahriger Spirochatenund 25 Jithriger note), 1176 fever hospital,680 Salvarsanforechung (Erich Hoffmann), 181 Rice polishings, concentrate of (lRzamin-B,) 763 ROPER, F. A.: Polycythaemia vera,1220 Tabulae Biologicae Periodicae. First half of RICH, W. Gordon- Treatment of pink disease, ROSE,.A.: Care of the sea-sick, 1117 volume vi, 1262 1117 ROSE-INNES, R. H.: llood transfusion, 247 Taylor's Practice of Medicine (E6. P. Poulton), Richards v. Goskard, 1338 ROSENFIELD, M.: Industry and State miedicine, 1162 fifteenth edition. 868 RICHARDS, 0. W. (an(d G. C. ROBSON): Thle Varia- 1045 Therapeutic Agents of the Pyrroleand Pyri(dine tioq.s orAnimals in Natuire, rev.. 15 ROSENHEIM,M. L.: Urinary antiseptics, Grouip, incla uing the 'Tropinol. Scopoline, RICHARDS, W. Guyon: The medical curriculum, floss, John A.: Treatment of buris. 312 Ecgonine, and Granatline Derivatives (W. 43 Ross, J. Cosbie- The Hennig ureteric catheter F. von Oettinoeni, 717 RICHARDSON, G. B.: Mixed salivary tumour of introducer, 181-Prostatic obstruction and the Therapeutics, Tropical, Handbook of (R. N. the palate, 444 indications for the various methods of treat- Clhopra), 867 RICHES,sE. WV.: Mandelic acid and its deriva- ment, 1297 (O0 'Therapy, Non-specific: Die Grundl'agen der tives, 1046 Ross,T. A.: Amnnesia, 356 Unspezitiseben Therapie (Wolfgang Wei- RICrMAN, John (editor): On the Bringing Up of ROTHER, Julius: Nature of myalgia,6C4 chardt), 1313 Childretn. rev., 283 ROTHMAN, P. E Dysentery bscillaemia, 1166 Treasury of Human Inheritance. Vol. iv. Ner- RIDDOCH, George: Delirious states, 299-Phan- Rous. Peyton: Viruses and new growths. 307 vous Diseases and Muscular Dystrophies. 299 Roux, Fmile, bust of at Angoulk;ue,9'5 totm) Imiibs, uinveile(dfree Part II, On the Peroneal Type of Progressive RIDDOCH, J. W.: Treatment of hallux valgus, ROWALLAN, Lord: Tubercle herds, 1°3 Muscular Atrophy (-Julia Bell), 717 444-(And H. TROUGrT): Estimation of the ROWBOTHAM, Stanley: CI cloni opane anaes- 'Treatment in General Practice. The Manage- coagulation time of the blood: a simplified thesia, 95-Carbon dioxide absorption from ment of Some Major Medical Di6orders, method, 1194 (0) anaesthetic atmospheres, 735 Vol. II, 1197 RIDGWAY, William Gerald, obituary notice of. ROWDEN,L. A.: Diagnosis of subacute obstruc- tion of small 303 Treatment, Medical, Essentials of Modern 654 intestine, Order (Vincent Norman), 974 RII)I,oN, John, death of, 200 ROWLING, S. T., appointed Officer of the Tropical Therapeuitics. See Therapeutics RIDOUT. C. A. Scott: appreciation of Hugh of St. John of Jerusalem, 12 True 1Ph siciau: The Modern "Doctor of the Llewellyn Rees, 654 ROXBURGEf,A. N.: Toxicity of fluid from burned M. M D.: and menin- areas, 241 Old School " (Wingate Johnson). 592 RIPKA, Squint tubercullous Royal of Physicians of 'Tuberculosis, Gynsecological and Obstetrical gitis, 267 Faculty andl Furgeons of (lidwin M. Jameson), 813 RITCHIE A. D.: TheNatus al Historvof the Mind, Glasgow: Information concerning the study Tuberculosis: Les Voies A riennes et la rev., 541 medicine. 471- Annual meeting. 609. 1010-- Tuberctilose (Bibliotbhque de Phtisiologie), River (parliamentary note), 1112 Admission of Fellows, 609-Fell,wship Exami- pollutiou 696 (Georges Portmanu and Henri Retrotivey), RIVERS, T. H.: Viruses and new growths, 307 natiotn, Fund 427 1RVETT, L. Carnac: Pulmonary tuberculosis and Royal Medical Benevolent Fund. See Tuberculosis, Pulmonary, Diagnosis and pregnancy, 296-Anaesthetics in labour, 357- Royal S!iuitary Institute Congress. See Congress Treatment of (John B. Hawes and Moses J. A portable gas and air apparatus, 1263 Rubler-soled shoes for children,153 Stone), 284 Road accidents. See Accidents RUEDENHOF, Friday B. Von: Relationship be- 'Tuberculosis, Short History of (G. Norman Roads, vehicles, and motorists (QB. H. Fryer), 602 tweell low blood pressure and alveolar Meachen). 763 ROBB. James Jenkins, obituary notice of, 569 atrophy, 1291 H. 1163 RUGANT. Major-General Luigi, death of, 1119 Tuberculosis: Zur Diagnostik, Therapie und RtOBB SMITH, A. T.: Lviiiphadenoma, Nocht Prognostik der Lungentuberkulose im Alter- ROBERTS, Arthur Hamilton Stewart, obituiary hUGoE,, Professor, awarded the Bernard tum und Mittelalter (H. Ktirten), 975 notice of, 1118 inedal, 107 and Other Reinhold. death of, 789 Urography and Cvstoscopy (J. R. sjacalpine), ROBEO(Ts, Harry: Eutthanasia, RUGE, in second edition, 511 A,pects of Life and Death, rev., 922 Ruiz, L. M.: Mononucleosis of importance Urology, Handb iok of for Students and Prac- ROBERTS, J. E. H.: Appreciation of Henry diagnosis of malaria, 1192 titioners (Vernon) Pennell), 923 Philbrick Nelson, 49-Treatment of pleural Russ, Charles: Magnetic spectacles for ptosis, 338, 448 UJrology: Recent Advances in Genito-Urinary effusions, 936 358 Surgery (Hamilton Bailey and Norman M. ROBI?:RTS, Norman W.: Fracture of the internal Russ, Sidney: Mild radium therapy, of the humerus, 352 RUSSELL, Alex: Case of mastoiditis, 1028 Matheson), 762 epicondyle of 1167 Urology: Trait6 d'Urologie,(G. Marion), third ROBERTS, R. E.: Bone tunmours, 1215 RUSSELL, D. H.: Treatment fractures, edition, 72 ROBERTSON. l)ouglas: Bureau of geographical RuSSELL. H. B.: Essenttials of Cardiography. Vagabond Minstrel, The Adventures of medicine, 1116 rev., 338 RUSSELL. W. Kerr: Electrotherapy and its Thomas Dermody (Thomas Burke), 1031 ROBERTSON, Sir John: Atmospheric pollution, 358- Vascular Disoiders of the Limbs. Described 835-Obituary notice of, 1337 future,301-Ultra-high-frequency therapy, for Practitioners and Students (Sir Thomas ROBERTSON, Muriel: Trypanosomes in man, 938 Short-wave 1105 therapy,D.: Preventive measures in Lewis), 336 ROBERTSON, R. C. (and H. Yu): Serum treat- RUSSELL-DAVIs, 1138 (0) dermatology, 693 Warfare, Footsteps of. A Study of the Origin ment of typhoid fever, of and Development of War (R. L. Worrall), 814 ROBERTSON, Thomas: Bromide intoxication, Russia. Soviet: A medical review (W. Horsley Water Exchange, Pathology of, 227 1168 Gantt', 19, 128-Special institute for experi- What Wore. A of Cliildren's ROBERTsON. W. E.: History of physical diag- mental physiology and therapeutics at the They History municipal hospital, Pirogoff, 109 Influenza Dress (Margaret -Jackson). 718 nosis, 1034 of Where the Bright Waters Meet (Harry ROBERTSON. W. G. Aitchison:-Sporadic typhoid epidemic in (A. Syssine), 832 Centenary of infection. 739 the Anatomical of Kazan, 1343 Plunket Greene). th)ird elition. 1200 lever: a source Institution of Williams, John Whitridge: Academic Aspects A.: National health insurance, 145 RUTHERFORD, H. R. C.: Late sequels head ROBINSON. 891 and Bibliography (J. Morris Slemons), 283 ROBINSON, A. Leyland: Pulmonary tuberculosis iDjuries, notice Woman Asks the Doctor (Emil Novak), 429 and pregnancy, 841-Pelvic inclination in RUTHERFURD, William James, obituary of, 52 Woman, the Single, an Her Emotional Prob- dystocia, 1219 108 lems (Laura Hutton). 74 ROBINSON, Henry: Appointment of coroners in RYAN, J. C.: Afalaria transmission, X-Ray Martyrs: American Martyrs to Science London, 404-The Sherman l3igg Fund, 1166 RYLE, Gilbert- Voluntary euthanasia, 1047 H.: The sana- RYLE. John A.: Appointed Extra- t.hrough the Uoantgen Rays (Percy Brown), ROBINSON, Raymond earliest Pbysician and 1085 toria in England, 1288 Ordinary -to the Kiqg. 193-Flatulence Yearbook, Empire Social Hygiene, for 1936, ROBINSON, William: The earliest sanatoria in epigastric discomfort 293, 906 (0) Prognosis 814- England, 845-History of Durhbam County and and therapeutic principle, 1C67 (0)-Treatment Year Book of General Medici e, the 1935 (edited Suinderland Eye Infirmary, 1330 of haematemesis, 1333 by George F. Dickl and others), 429 ROBSON, G. C. (and 0. W. RICHARDS): The Var-i- Ryzanmin-B, 7r3 Year Book of Neurology, Psychiatry, and tiosis of Animals in Nature. rev., 15 Endocrinology, the 1935 (edited by Rans H. ROBSON, K.: Nasal catheter for oxygen adminis- Reese, flarry A. Paskind, and Elnimr L. tration, 302 Sevringhaus), 16 ROBSON, M. C. A.: Unusual case of mastoiditis, Year Book of Radiology, the 1935 "edited by 335 S Charles A. Waters and Ira I. Kaplin), 126 RoCHE, Alex E.: Plastic operations for hydro- Year Book of the Scientific and Learned nephrosis, 948-Voluntary euthanasia. 1048 Societies, fifty-third issue, 1313 ROCHE, Redmond: The Royal College of Surgeons ST. CYRUS, Dorothy, Viscountess, bequests of, Years of Endurance (Surgeon Rear-Admiral and its members, 1002-Voluntary euthanasia, 917 John R. Muir), 1200 1116 St. Dunstan's: Annual report, 1331 in 604 St. John Ambulance Brigade. See Ambulance ROCHLIN. Professor: Radiology arthritis, St. John Clinic and Institute of Physical Isl di- Rheumatic attack, the acute (M. Dulcine), 713 Rockefeller Fellowship. See Research Council Rheumatic" diseases, aetiological relation of Rockefeller Foundetion: Annual report, 330- cine, 736. See alsn Fhysical the Streptococcus haeniolyticus to Contributes to eafmpaign sgainst ankylo- St. John of Order of: Medical pro- (William the andJerusalenm, 12 Goldie and G. J. Griffiths), 755 (0) stomiasis in New California, 1343 motions appointMents, chapter, 887 Rheumatic diseases, lectures on, 736 RODGE., It. Stuart. obituary notice of, 696 St. Luke. Guild of: Annual general 1r W.: Flatulence and epigastric dis- St. Msrylebone Dispensary unites with the Rheuimatic diseases, myalgia in, discussion on, RoDGE£RS. sarv, 955 604 comfort, 294 Western General Disper in 357 Joseph, obituary notice of, 1007 Rheumatic Dtseages, Re-ports oni, being the RODWAY. Helen E.: Anaesthetics labour, SADLE}R, Firancis of, 792 Annual ReBport of the British Commtittee on ROF,, Arthur Legge, obituary notice of, 1293 Salivary secretion, suppression 698, Mental and'the Salivary tumour. See Tumouir Chronic Rneuinatic Diseases appoinited by the IROEMER, Hans: bygiene nurse, Salmon Diseases Pr-e- Royal College of Phyusicions. 973 733 and Fresh-WateralsoFish foundation at vention Bill. 1007. See Bill Rheumatic meningitis, acute (Geoffrey Bourne), Roentgen memorial established Fisk) Diseases of 1017 (0)-Correspondence on, 1110 1169 Munich, 1343 SALSBURY, C. R. Ophthalmoscopic signs Rheumatism, chronic, metabolic factor in, with Roentgenology, review of book on, 1260 death, 365 special reference to fibrositis (R. G. Gordon). ROGeRs, Lambert: Uncomplicated inguinal Salt-free diet. See Diet, chlorine-free 1243 (0) bernia. 121R Salvacid, 1031 THE BRrrT 30 JULY-DEC., 1936 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL.

Salvarsan therapy, review of book on, 813 Scotland (continued): gENEVIRATNE, Stephen, charge of murder against Sanatoria in England, the earliest, 845, 950, 1171, Fife Hospital for Infectious Diseases, 1223 quashed,408 1288 Employment of children in, fitness for Sensation, peripheral, anatomy of (H. H. Wool- Sanatorium for Consumption, Chester Joint: (parliamentary note), 160 lard), 246, 861 (0) Report, 1332 Estimates (parliamentary note), 156 Sensory conduction, role of the sympathetic in Sanatoria for rheumatism. 1050, 1227 Gilbert Bain Hospital, Lerwick, 266 (Wilfred Harris), 112 (0) Sanatorium treatment in England, 740, 895 GLASGOW: SEPEITON, R. B., obituiary notice of, 102 Sanatorium treatment, rehabilitation after, 1332 Chemistry department, 1223 Sepsis, acute, specific treatment of,56,108, 162 SANDELL, D. H.: Late ulnar nerve paralysis, Enteric fever in, 942 Sepsis and glaucoma (Richard Kerry), 808 (0) 969 (0) Hospital for Women, 1284 Sepsis, puerperal (A. H. Davidson) 1105-Dis- SANDERS BLISS, Laura Winifred, conviction of, Housing conditions. unsatisfactory (parlia- cussion, 1105 102 mentary note), 1175, 1291 Sepsis, puerperals prevention of, 649 SANGUINETTI. Harold H.: The medical curric- Medical research in. endowment of, 838 Sepsis, puerperal, and pyrexia, prophylaxis of ulum, 258-Education for general Dractice, 443 New professor of medicine at, 614-Of path- (H. J. Thomson), 70 Trained nurses in factories. 652-The Royal ology, 1165 Sepsis,puerperal. See al8o Puerperal College of Surgeons and its members, 951 Paratyphoid fever in, 942 Septicaemia. See Sepsis SARGANT, William, (Robert P. BARBOUR. and Post-graduate courses, i86 Sera, therapeutic: New decree re manufacture Francis PILKINGTON): Bromide intoxication, School of Social Study and ITraining: in- and sale of in France, 1295 957 (0) augural meeting, 780 SERGENT, E.: Immunity against animal para- SAVAGE, W. G.: Water andl sewage schemes, 146 Tuberculosis in (parliamentary note), 1235 sites, 309 SAVILL, Agnes F.: Preventive measures in der- University. See University Serological reactions, specificity of (leading inatology, 251-Electrotherapy and its future, Hamilton, bealth of, 1223 article), 636 301 Hawkhead Mental Hospital extension opened, Serous inflammation, review of book on, 227 SAVORY, Theodore H.: Mechanistic Biologv and 779 SERT41RNER, Friedrich W. A.. monument to, 107 Animal B-hvviour, rev., 541-Comparative In- Health Department: Report on Scotland Serum, anti-snake-bite, 108,162 org'llLia Chemist ry, rev., 814 Health Services, 24, 27, 85, 143-Estimates, Serum treatment of pneumonia. See Pneumonie Scalenectomy, 546 206 SETTLE, Herbert L.: Rapidly fatal spontaneous SOHABORT. J. P.: Abortion, 362 Health and maternity problems, 780 pneumothorax, 1141 Schizophrenia, sbock treatment in: Report Health of Scotland (parliamentary note), 206 Sewage schemes, discussion on, 146 (Isabel G. H. Wilson), 637 -Annual report of Registrar-General of. 1935, SEWART, Dorothy: The Medical Cookery Book, SCHLE5I)eGER, Max: Substances promoting cell 556 rev., 393 growth. 998 Health services in (Sir James Leishman), 995 SHACKLE, J. W.: Sedimentometers, 1001, 1167 Scholarship examination, combined hospitals Health services, report on, 24, 27, 85, 143-Sir SHACKLETON L. R. B.: Report on food values university entrance, 153 Godfrey Collins and, 886 and cooking, 1088 SCHOLEFIELD, HI., appointed Serving Brother o TIospital services in Lanarkshire, 1284 SHACKMAN, Ralph: Carpal semilunar dislocation, the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 72 Ill-health of Scotland, remedying the,644 151 SCHLOSSINGsR., H.: Drug action and drug re Lennox Castle for mental defectives, opening Shanghai, alarming increase in the use of heroin sistance, 254 of. 780 in, 1343 SCHNIDER, F. E. E.: Problems of delinquency. Martine, W. R., of Haddington, presentation SHANKs. S. C.: Anatofmical variations of the 838 to, 403 alimentary tract, 1215 Scholarships, Milsom Rees, 1065 Maternity Services (Scotland) Bill, 264, 1007 SHANNON. Captain Peter, obituary notice of, 369 School as a nursery, 374 Mental illness, treatment of, 779 SHARPE, C. G. Kay: An industrial eye shield, Schoolboys, public, party of sail for Lapland, 373 Midwives Act (Scotland), 1915 264 976 School children, elementary, physical condition Milk for children within the area of the SHAW, William Fletcher, honorary Fellowship of (parliamentary note), 209 Scottish Milk Marketing Scheme (parlia- of the American College of Surgeons conferred School children, medical and dental inspections mentary note), 53 on, 1011 of, 1171, 1224, 1285 Milk consumption and tuberculosis-free herds SHEEHAN, Donal: Anatomy in the curriculum, School children in Norway, investigations among (parliamentary note), 265 43, 312 (O. L. Lien), 323 Milk (Special Designations) Order (Scotland), SHEEN. A, W.: Uncomplicated inguinal hernia, School life, medical problems of (Sir George 264 1218 Newman), 358 Milk-in-sebools scheme (parliamentary note), SHELDON. Wilfrid: Diseases of Infancy and Scbool meals. See Meals 1291 Childhood, rev., 1310 School medical offlcers, information concerning, Narcosis, prolonged, of mental disorder, 311 Shellfish and the public health (R. W. Dodgson). 502 Paisley, new hospital at, 149 169(0). 249-Discussion, 249 SCHOTTMtLLER, Hugo, death of, 102, 408 Physical fitness in (parliamiientery note), 1122 SHENNAN, Theodore, resignation of, 149 SCHUBART, M. (and E. Physical training of students. 942 Geoffrey G.: Mechanized medicine. FRITSCH): Einfiihrusag SHERRIFF, " int die Ksurzwellentherapie. Behandstungs- Physique, Scottish national, 1330 787 technik used Indikationen, rev., 1199 Private Legislature Procedure (Scotland) Act, S-ERRINGTON, Sir Charles, nominated by the SCEUDEL, Lvdia: Leitfaden der Blutmorpho- 315-Roysl assent to, 315 Pope a member of the Pontifical Academy of logie. rev., 1030 Royal (Dick) Veterinary College, 96 Science, 983 SCHULLER, J. (and W. HEUBNER): Handbuch der Royal Sanitary Association: Annual congress, SHERWIN, COlOnel J. A. H., appointed Officer of Experimenttellen Pharm-ikologie. Vol. ii, 605, 644 the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 12 Narkotica der Fettreihe, rev., 539 ST. ANDREW.wS: SEIEL, John: The medical curriculum, 367- SCHULTZ, E. W.: Mechanism of virus immunity, Degrees in dental surgery, 95 Medical coroners, 647 307 Graduation ceremony at the University, 42 SHIELs, Drummond: Health education, 1101 Science, art, and psychotherapy, 928 Grants for medical research, 43 Ship's doctor, medical equipment for, 210 Science Progress for July, 1936, contains articles University. See University SHIPTON, William. elected mayor of Buxton. on research on the central nervous system Scottish Administration, Committee in 1065 and a biochemi-try and causal morphology in (parliamentary note), 1121 Shock. traumatic, aetiology of (L. F. 0. Shaugh- amphibian regeneration, 320 Scottish Mental Hospitals' Pathological nessy and D. Slome). 241 Science and society (Sir Josiah Stamp, 553 Scheme, 363 Shock treatament in schizophrenia, 637 Science and traffic safety, 364 Sickness, incapscitating, among the insured Shops (Sunday Trading Restrictions), Bill, 53, Scientific progress, 1152 population, 555 106, 202, 207, 264, 315-Sale of medicines on Scoliosis, sciatic (E. N. Wardle), 1161 Treatment, modern tendencies in, 886 Sunday, 106, 207-Royal Assent to. 315 Scopolamine treatment of post-encephalitic Tuberculosis in Greenock, 838 Short-wave therapy for artificial pyrexia, 135 Parkinsonism to be deprecated (S. Muntner), Vivisection on Dogs, Prohibition of (Scotland) Short-wave therapy, discussion at Royal Society 774 Bill, 1007 of Medicine, 1104 Weil's disease among fish workers, 1048 Short-wave therapy, review of books on, 180,1199 Scotland: Short-wave. See also Ultra-short wave ABERDEEN: SCOTT, C. H.: Physical methods in endocrin Shoulder dislocation during sleep, 1117, 1169 Annual report on the health of, 1048 ology, 302 SHRIMPTON, H. F.: Occupational therapy, 1102 Diphtheria immunization at, 403 SCOTT, Douglas Hay: Modern Professional SHUCK5MITH. Henry S.: Dislocations of the Royal Infirmary Appeal, 43-Opening of the Nursing, rev., 1030 carpal semilunar, 198 new buildings, 690 SCOTT, Dr.: Phantom limbs, 300 Sick, spiritual administration to, review University. See Univetsity SCOTT, George Ryley: A History of Frostitution on, 337 Agriculture, Department of, vote for, 265- from Antiquity to the Present Dav, rev., 629 Sick wastage after athletic injuries. See Injuries Tuberculosis-free herds and milk con- SCOTT, Gilbert: Pathological changes in bones Sickness, incapacitating, among the insured sumption. 265 and joints induced by injury, 248 population of Scotland: Report. 555 Anti-gas training school in (parlimentary SCOTT, L. B.: ? epidemic myalgia. 698 Sickness and labour wastage, report (May note), 1122 SCOTT, Laurance D. W. (and J. D. Olav Kerr): Smith, Margaret A. Leiper, Millais Culpin,and Astley Ainslie Institution, 257 Measurement of mu6cle tonus, 758 (0) Major Greenwood). 234 Blind, welfare of the, 257 Scottish administration, committee on (parlia- SIGERiIsT, Henry B., elected president of the Bradley. 0. Charnock, presentation to, 257 mentary note), 1121 American Association of the History of Medi- Cameron Prize Lecture, 942 Scottish Mental Hospitals' Pathological Board: cine, 609 Cancer control, 556 Annual report, 363 SIGNY, A. G.: Mandelic acid treatment in Collins, Sir Godfrey, and Scottish health Scottish national physique, 1330 children, 1046 services. 886 Sea-sick, care of the (John Hill). 802 (0)-Corre- Silicosis (parliamentary note), 1060,1121 Diet, defective, remedy for, 691 spondence on. 894. 946, 1003, 1055, 1116 Silicosis compensation (parliamentary note). Dundee: Health of, 441 SEBBA, A.* Urological examination and operating 1121 from note), 1060 EDrNBURGH: table, 677 Silicosis, deaths (parliamentary Botanical centenary, 96 Seborrhoeic dermatitis (G. H. Percival), 252, Silicosis in fire-brick industry (parliamentary Bruntsfield Hospital, 96 854 (0) note), 208 City Hospital superintendent, 644 SEDDON. H. J.: Treatment of spondylolisthesis, SILVER. A. L. Leigh: Blood transfusion fatalities. College of Physicians' laboratory, 363 894,1053-Arthrodesis in tuberculous arthritis. 1333 Deaconess Hospital, 1223 1164 SILVEERTHORNE, N.: Control of whooping-cough. Graduation ceremony, 95, 311 Sedimentometer, a photographic apparatus for 253 Hospital conference at, 42 automatic recording of blood sedimentation SILVESTRE, R. J. H.: Parkinsonism in typhoid Royal (Dick) Veterinary College, 96 rate (Terence Lee), 809 (0), 1114-Correspond- fever, Royal Infirmary: Orbhopaedic department, ence on, 1001, 1056, 1114, 1167, 1230 SILVEsTRONI. E.: reaction. 312 606.995-Annual report, 1048-Paying beds, SEGAR, H. Roland: Portable gas and air machine renalectomy 1165 for midwifery, 630 SIME, thrombosis, anaesthesia, Royal Medical Society, 839 SE.GERDAHL., Elsia: UJber Sterna P1snktianenl, SImxONs, Cyclopropane Uaiversity. See University in General Index rev., 285 Venereal disease in: report, 442 SELBIE, F.: Viruses in relation to cancer, 242 SIMPSON, Specific Education Department appointment, 691 SELWYN, H. L.: Case for diagnosis and treat- sepsis, Education (Scotland) Bill, 105, 156, 202, 20f, ment, 1123 SIMPSON, S. Levy: Hyperpituitarism, 264, 315-Medical attention for unemploved SEN. S. Scarlet fever in tropical and subtropical SIMPSON, Automatic apparatus juveniles, 206-Royal assent to. 315 countries, 720 analgesia anaesthesia, JuJy-DEC., 1936 INDEX THE BRius 31 MEDICAL IOURNAL

SINCLAIR, Arthur Henry Havens, appointed Society of Apothecaries. See Apothecaries SOCIETY. ROYAL, OF MEDICINE: Surgeon Oculist to the King in Scotland, Society, Botanical, of Edinburgh, centenary of, Library, hours ofopening of, 107 193 96 Semon Lecture. 988 Sind, dental progress in, 1285 Society, Chelsea Clinical: Annual dinner, Section of Anaesthetics: Carbon dioxide ab- SINDERSON, H. C., appointed Serving Brother of 887 sorption from anaesthetic atmospheres, 735- the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 12 Society of Chemical Industry:-Food Group: The anaesthetist in the theatre, 1204 SINGER, Charles, honorary D.Sc.Oxford con- Tannin content of tanxinless teas, 186 Sectiont of Dermatoloov: Lupus vulgaris ferred on, 262-Early scholar physicians of Society, " Deutsche Gesellsehaft fur Hygiene," under treatment with tuberculin, 890 Oxford, 353 founded at Dresden, 791 Sectiont of Epidemiolooy anid State Medicinie: Sinography (Paul Frenckner), 1279 Society. Devon and Exeter Medico-Chirurgical: Industrial influences on the development of SINTON.Colonel.appointed toaResearch Fellow- Blood-borne kidney infection, 688 -- Poly- State medicine, 1161 ship in medicine, 136 cythaemia vera, 1220-Careinoma coli with Section of Larvngolotoy.-Early laryngeal Sinus, maxiltary, drainage of, 45, 99,152,198, 652 gall-stones. 12'1 tuberculosis, 990-Tuberculosis and cancer, Sinus tbrombosis, x-ray diagnosis of (Paul Society, Durham University Medical: Medical 991 Frenckner), 1279 science and practical medicine, 902 Section of Medicine.-Treatment of pleural SKEELS, P. hiernard: Medical coroners, 841 Society. Dutch, of Psychotherapy: Science, art, effusions, 935-Lymphadenoma, 1162-Thera- ,Skin defects limiting joint movement (Sir and psychotherapy, 928 peutic methods of arresting haemorrhage, 1277 Harold Gillies). 1164 Society. Edinburgh Obstetrical: Birth injuries Section of Obstetrics and Gynaecology.-Hor- Skin disease, the stomach in (leading article), 682 of the child, 94 mones in obstetrics and gynaecology: The Skin grafting in treatment of traumatic stenosis Society, Ex-Services Welfare: Some sequels of present positlon, 1106 of the trachea (W. J. Harrison), 811, 956-A war stress, 90- Hysteria, 90-MIorbid griev- Sectiotn of Odonttology. -The outlook in correction, 956 ances, 90-Present experience in the Services, odontology, 935 Skin as a living suture, use of (J. R. J. Camiieron), 91-German war experience, 91-The abnormal Section of Otologv.-Renaissance of otology,.. 241 personality, 92 994-Labyrinthine concussion, 994-X-ray diag- Skin marking before operation, stains for, 1065 Society, French. for the Propagation of Crema- nosis of sinus thirombosis, 1279-Absence of Skin. See also Dermatology tion: Report, 734 mastoid-cell development on one side, 1279- SKINNER, E. Fretson: Presentation to Sir Arthur Society, German, for Accidents Study: Annual Electrical response of the cochlea and auditory Hall, 610 meeting, Hamburg (19361, 319 tracts, 1279 SKOTTOWE. Ian (and Madeline R. LOCKWOOD): Society, German Pathological: Spontsneous Sectiont of Physical Medicinie.-Short-wave Pathological sleep, 856(0) haemorrhages in the brains of human beings, therapy, 1104 SKOTTOWE, J. S. T.: Delirious states, 299 411 Section of Proctology: Chronic ulcerative Sleep, pathological (Ian Skottowe and Madeline Society, German, for Speech and Voice Treat- colitis, 888 B. Lockwood). 856 (0) nment: Annual meeting, Berlin '1936), 55 Section of Radiolgy.-Radiology's contribu- SLEMONS, J. Morris: Jchn R hitridge Williams: Society, Hawrveian: Carcinoma of the rectum, 1 tion to the cancer problem, 837 Aoademic Aspects antd Bibliography, rev., 283 Society of the History of Mledicine, International: Section of Siurgery.-Management of mnalig- Slit-lamp. See Lamp Next congress, Ath3ens, Stamboul, Sofia, and nant disease, 991-Uncomplicated inguiral S[&OANE, Surgeon Commander J. M., awarded the Zagreb (1938), 319 herolia, 1216 Gilbert Blane medal, 654 Society, Hull Medical: Common obstetrical Section of Therapeutics and Pharmacolog .- Slogan, an unhappy, 845 injuries and their sequelae, 4 Raw vegetable diet in chronic rheumatism, SLOME, D.: Aetiology of traumatic shock, 241- Society, Hanterian, of London: Voluntary 837-Urinary antiseptics, 1045-Therapeutic Intestinal strangulation, 241 euthanasia, 1047 methods of arresting haemorrhage, 1277 SLOT, Gerald: Treatment of chronic rheuma- Society. Ilford Medical: Dinner and dance, United Services Section.-Air raid precau- tism, 240 1241 tions, 1280 Slum clearance, progress in (parliamentary Society for Inebriety, Study of: Drug addiction Section of Urology: Urinary calculi, 37- note), 955, 1291 and mental health, 194 Urinary antiseptics, 1045 Small-pox, control of, 943,1002 Society, Kensington Medical: Toxicology of the Small-pox deaths (parlitmentary note), 1176 barbiturates. 1163 Society, Royal, of Medicine of Ghent resumes Smsll pox, incidence and fatality of in recent Society, Liverpool, of 'Anaesthetists: Cyclopro- publication of its Atnnales et Btulletint in a new decades (A. W. Hedrich), 11 pane anaesthesia. 95 form, 571 Small-pox in London (leading article), 818- Society, London Jewish Hospital Medical: Society, Royal Medico-Chirurgical, of Glasgow Correspondence on, 897 Annual dinner, 1241 Acute diarrhoeal diseases in infancy, 779- Small pox at Oldham, 1231 Society, Mlanchester Medical Incomplete Dental sepsis, 890 SMALLWOOD, Carey: Anaem--ia in pregnancy, 351, pneumothorax, 1221 Society, Royal, of Tropical Medicine and Hy- 573 (O) Society, Manchester Pathological: Differentia- giene: Annual general meeting, 92-Boom- SMART, Joseph, awarded a Dorothy Temple tion of the glycosurias, 390 - Influenza, erang legs and yaws, 92 - Trypanosomes in Cross Fellowship in tubercutlosis, 88 1282 man, 937 SMART, Sir Morton, appointed Manipulative Society of Massage and Medical Gymnastics, Society, Rumnanian, of Orthopaedics, founded at Surgeon to the King, 193 Chartered: Founders' lecture, 737 - Presenta- Cluj, 55 SMITH, Archibald: Suppression of salivary tion, 737 Society, S3moke Abatement: Conference in secretion, 792 Society of Medical Hydrology and Climatology London, 835. See also Smoke SMITH, A. Brownlie: An unusual foreign body of Belgium, thirtieth anniversary of the Societv for Sttidy of Inebriety:-Norman Kerr in the trachiea. 715 foundation of, 1241 Memorial Lecture: Alcohol and psychiatry, S1MITH, Henry Lilley, M.R.C.S., founder of self- Society of Medical Hydrologv, International: 768, 778 supporting adispensaries (Richard J. Cyriax), Meeting in Austria (1936), 834-Spa treatment, Society, Ulster Medical: Opening of session, 141 834 995 SMITE, J.: HIexamine in the treatment of biliary Society, Medical, of Individual Psyehology: Society, West London Medico-Chirurgical: infections, 841 Psychotherapy in general practice, 39 Annual dinner, 148 SMITH, John: Weil's disease among flsh workers, Society, Medical, of London: Programme of Society, West Riding Medical Charitable: Anno- 1C48 session 1936-7, 441 - Clinical immunity, 777- tation on the work of, 736 SMITH, May: Report on sickness absence and Careinoma of tbe cervix, 937-Impacted wisdom Society, York Medical: Maternity in its socio- labour wastage, 234 teetb, 1044-Lloyd Roberts Lecture: Adven- logical aspects, 828 SMITE. R. E.: Homework and physical educa- tures in research, 1099-Treatment of haema- Society, Zoological, of London: Scientific meet- tion, 360 temesis. 1332 ing, 1045 SMITE, It. Wayland: Carcinoma coli with gall- Society of Medical Officers of Health: Annual Sodium nitrite, deaths from, 570 stones. 1221 dinner, 1099 SOKHEY, Lieut.-Col. S. 5.: Report of the Haffkine SMITE, Sydney: Forensic Medicitne. A Text- Maternitv and Child Welfare Group: Some Institute, 930-Standardization of plague vac- book for Students and Practttioners, fifth factor-s predisposiDg to respiratory disease in cine, 930 edition, rev.. 924 the pre-school child, 420-Prevention and treat- Solganal, sterilizing syringes used for, 412, 447, SMITH, S. Watson: The Chronticle of the First ment of tuberculosis, 940 850 Worldl Tour of the British Medical Ass cia- Society, Medico-Legal: Annual dinner, 1283 SOLLMANN, Torald: Maniual of Pharmacoloov tion (1935), 85 Society, Midland Mental Pathological: Intra- antd its Application to T'herapeutics, rev., 1311 Smith-Petersen nail, insertion of, 1229, 12E8 cranial suirgery, 779 SOLTAU, H. 1i. V.: Acute rheumatic meningitis, Smith-Petersen nail, modified. 1145 Society, North of England Obstetrical and 1169 Smith-Petersen nail: simplified techniqt*e for Gvnaecological: Intractmble dysmenorrlhoea, SOMERVILLE, C. L.: National maternity service, the introduction of in fractures of the neck of 147-Blood replacement, 147-A surgical mis- 561. 897. 1057 the femnur (Ernest W. Hey Groves), 593 take, 147-Blood replacement after hasmoi- SOMEIIVILLE, C. W.: Amnesia, 356 Smith-Petersen pin, method of inserting (H. A. hage, 537-Pelvic inclination in dystocia, 1218- SONI, M. R.: Corpse blood for transfusion, 1178 Brittain), 1165 Endometrioma vulvae, 1219-Ovarian arrheno- SORSBY, Arnold: Tuberculosis of the eye, 244, SMITH SHAND, 4urg.-Captain Alexander Kenneth, blastoma, 1220-Caesarean section, 1279 608-Aetiology of myopia, 352 obituary notice of, 697 Society, North London Medical and Chirurgical: SOUPER. Hugh Ross, obituary notice of, 900 Smoke abatement (parliamentary note). 1176 Opening of session, 1065 Souttar's tubes. oesophagoscope for, 976 Smoke abatement conference in London, 835 Society, Pacific Coast, of Obstetrics and Gynae- SOUTTER. J. S., elected Mayor of Hedon, 1065 Smoke Abatement Exhibition, 725 cology: John Whitridge Williams 283 Spa technique at Aix, 902 Snails, bilharzia-infected, control of, 1004 Society Ph3 sical: Annual exhibition of scientific Spa treatment (Professer Stasser), 834-Discus- Snake bite, anti-snake-bite serum for, 108, 162 instruments and apparatus, 1295 sion, 834 Snake, fate of a, 374 Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children, Spa treatment in general practice (Geoffrey Snake-venom. See Venom National: Annual report, 1344 Holmes). 32 SNELL, Sidney Herbert, obituary notice of, Society of Public Analysts: Tannin content of Spahlinger vaccine (parliams ntary note), 160 156 tanninless teas, 186 Spain, carriage of munitions to by British SNOWBALL, George Hamilton James, convicted Society, Reading Pathological: Prognosis and vessels (parliamentary note), 1175 for bllackmail. 1063 therapeutic principle, 1067 Spain, measures for relief in, 694, 743, 1012 SNOWxMAN. J.: Manual of Emergenicies, Medical, Society, Red Cross, Britisb: First aid in Spanish Medical Aid Committee, 368 Suroical. and Obstetric. 2'their Patholoop, chemieal warfare, 781 - Statutory meeting, Spas, British, 405 Diagnosis, antd Treatmentt, third edition, rev.. 1098-Air Raid Precautions Reserve, 1124 Spas Federation, British: Meeting t 'oodhall 285 Society for Relief of Widows and Orphans of Spa, 736 Social security in the United States (Rtalph M. F. Medical Men: Report of meetings, 161, 8!7 SPEAR. F. G.: Effects of gamma rays on the Picken), 815 Society, Research Defence, issues a pamphlet on developing rat retina, 302 Social Study and Training, Glapgow School of: advice to parents on the protection of their Spectacles, magnetic, for ptosis, 338, 448. See also Inaugural meeting, 780-Health and maternity children against diphtberia, 25 Ptosis problems, 780 Society, Rfntgenianum, of Munich, dissolved, Speculum, vaginal, an improved, 976 Soeial Work, International Conference on, ]343 Speech published quarterly as the journal of the London (1936), 55,190-Duty of the comimunity Society, Royal Humane, 200th anniversary of the British Society of Speech Therapists, 320 to the cause of health, 190-The uses of medical founder of. 1178 SPENCERD, Herbert: Appreciation of Thomas social work, 190 Society. Royal: Medical Research Fellowship William Pelham Lawrence, 102 Societies of North Africa, Federation of the a.pDointments, 136-Anniversary dinner, 1152- Spinal arachnoiditis, 435 Medical Scientific: Annual meeting, 1156 Grant for chemotherapy, 1152 Spinal cord and nerve root lesions, treatment of Society, Assurance Medical: Life insurance as Society, Royal Medical, of Edinburgh: Relation (Geoffrey Jefferson), 304. 1125 (0)-Discussion, the actuary sees it, 983 the doctor to general happiness, 839 304 32 JULY-DEC.. 1936 INDEX MEDICALTHEB.RITISHJOURNAL

Spinal lesion " in rheumatism (leading article STRkTTON, James Ernest., obituary notice of TALALAJEFF, V.: Myalgia in rheumaticdiseases, 1202 1239 604 Spine, fracture of. See Fracture STRAUS3, Joel Nathan, awarded a Research TALBOT, Miss: Homework and physical educa- Spleen, hydatid of the, 342 Fellowship in Tropical Medicine. 1044 tion, 360 Spleen, review of boolk on, 392 Streptococca.l cervical glands, 1052, 1167. See TALLERMAN. K. H.: Wasting in infancy, 298 Splenectomy: the blood thirty-five years after also Tuberculosis of cervic l glands TANDLFR, Julius, death of, 570 (Robert Craikl. 627 Streptococcal intection. acute, of esr and naso- Tannaflavine jelly, 430 Splenomegaly (E. Rock Carling), 109 (0) pharynx (W. M. MIollison), 247, 615 (0)-Dis- TANNER, E. M.: Homework and physical effi- Splint, Braun's, modification of, 228 cussion, 247 ciency, 3C0 Spondlylitis, staphvlococcal (J, A. Ferro 3 Mon- Streptococcal infections, acute, of the throat Tannin content of tanninless teas. 186 toto), 872 (Edwa.rd D. D. Davis), 617 (0)-Correspondence TANON, L.: Transmission of poliomyelitis, 1123 Spondylolisthesis, treatment of, 894, 945, 1053 on, 947 TANSLFEY, K.: Effects of gamma rays on -the SPRIGGS, Sir Edmund I.: Treatment of haenmat- Streptococei, pathogenic (G. J. Hucker), 253- developing rat retina, 302 emesis, 1333 Discussion, 254 TATHAM, Brevet-Colonel Charles John Willmer, SPURGIN, P. B.: Voluntary euthanasia, 1048 Streptocoectcs, haemiolytic (Dunstan Brewer), obituary notice of,742 Squint, divergent (E. E. Cass), 351 249 620 (0)-Discussion, 249 TAUSSIG, Frederick J.: Abortion. Spontaneous Squitnt and tuberculous meningitis, 267 Streptoroecus haemoly,ticus, aetiol ogical rela- and Induced. MIedical atnd Social Aspects, SREENIVASAN. B. R. (and .1. V. LANDOR): Pneumo- tion of to the " rbeumttic " diseases (William rev., 178 coccal epididymo-orchitis as a complication Goldie and G. J. Griffith s), 755 '0) TAYLOR, Frank: A pharmaceutical discrepancy, of lobar pneumonia, 427 STROEL, Andr6: Precis de Phlysique Medicale. 902 STABLER, Fra k: A surgical mistake, 147 rev., 430 TAYLOR, F. O.: Shoulder dislocation during Staining for reticulocytes, 1242, 1295 STR6M-OLSEN, R.: Therapeutic value of physical sleep), 1170 Stains for imiarking skin before operation, 1065 fitness in mental illness, 1101 TAAYLOR, Herman: Treatment of haematemesis, STALLARD. B. E. Walters: The menstrual cycle STUNGO, Ellis: A disclaimer, 572 1333 and pregnancy, 792 STURTON, Clement, obittuary notice of, 608 TAYLOR, H. J.: Short-wave therapy, 1104 STALLARD, H. B.: Apprec;ation of Henry Phil- Stypven" by the miouth in treatment of 'I'AYLOR, J. R.: Onychopatby, 1295 brick Nelson, 50- (liowa retinae treated by haematemesis (A. Barratt), 1083 TAYLOR, Joseph van Someren, obituary notice radon seesR, 962 (0) Sudan Medical 'ervice, information concerning, of, 1173 STAMMERS, F. A. l{.: Intracranial surgery, 779 514 TAYLOit THOMAS, F. S.: Mechanized medicine: Stamp books, advertisements in (parliamentary SUDDS, Marjorie V. N.: An unusual vesical a plan, 562 note), 1235 calculus, 1169 Taylor's Practice of MIedicinte, fifteenth edition' STAMP, Sir Josiah: Science and society, 553 Suggestion, importanee of, 1226, 1335 rev.,868 STANISTREET, Surgeon-Captain Richard Weld, Suicide. problem of. 405 TEALL, C. G.: Bronchiectasis in children, 248 obituary notice of, 369 SUMMERSKILL, W. H.: Restoration of the visual Teas,tanninless, tannin content of, 186 STANLEY, Sir Arthur (and others): Measures for and fusion functions of amblyopic eyes, 352 TEBBUTT. H. H.: Typhus fever in New South relief in Spain, 694 Ruprapubie drains ge. 1141. See also Drainsge Wales. 215 STANNUS, H. S.: Boomerang legs and yaws, 93 Suprarenalectomy. effect of on insulin reaction Teeth, healthy, 698 Staphylococcal infpctions, chronic, 447 (F.. Silvestrdni), 312 Teeth wisdom, impacted (C. lBowdler Henry), Staphylococcal infections treated with toxoid Surtgery, gastric, local and splanchnic anaes- 1044,1167-A correction. 1167 (A. Flenming and I. H. Maclean), 309 thesia in (F. Ronald Edwards), 939 TEl3MPLETON, W. L Mechanized medicine,787- Stapbylococcus toxoid, 78 Surgery, Gynecology and Obstetrics for Fisstured fracture of head of radius. 811 STARKEY, J. W.: Mlidwives Act and its operation, Noveml-ber contains an appreciation of Lord Temporc-mandibular joint, "clicking." 56 872 Moyniban, 1295 Tennis elbow. See Elbow STASSER, Professor: Spa treatment, 834 Sur gery, intracranial (F, A. R. Stammers), 779 TERRACOL,J.: Les Maladies des Fosses Nasales. Statistics, clinical, anals sis of. 1229 Surgery, review of books on, 16, 336, 391, 428, 1084, rev., 1144 Statistics, miedical, international comparability 1262 TERRIEN, Eug6ne: PIdiatrie Pratique. Bgper- of (leading article). 1088 Surgery and the next war. 260, 885 toirs de Mises au Point, rev., 1C84 Statistics, 01icial, G'uide to Current, 687 Surgical Instrtument Manufacturers' Associa- Testicular hormone (penandren 'ciba "), 924 Statistics, review of book on, 72 tion: Annual dinter, 810 Testis, undescended, 397 STAUNIG, Konrad: Theorie der Arthritis Defor- Surgical mistake (Frank Stabler), 147 Tetanus cured by massive intravenous ant- mans, rev , 628 Surgical Technicians, Rritishl, Institute of: , two cases of (Henty Canwarden), 538 Stayput " bed support, 1144 Formation of, 698-Certificates and prizes pre- Tetanus, death from alter criminal wounding Stenosis. traumatic, of trachea, treated by skin sented, 1241 conviction for murder,201 grafting (W. J. Harrison), 811, 956 -A cor- SUTCLIFFE, W. Greenwood: Cervical gland Tetanus mortality in cases admitted to the rection, 936 tuberculosis, 739 Rome clinic, 1922-35 (R Liberti). 1133 STENT, rLois: Serum treatment of pneumonia, SUTHERLAND, D. S.: The haemolytic strepto- Tetanus in pregnancy and the puerperium (F. Le 309 coccus, 249 Doze). 1161 STEPHENS, G. Arbour: "Under the influence - SUTHERLAND, Halliday: Mortality and phthisis Tetanus, treatment of. 44, 151, 259, 366. 738, 843, of carbon mon-oxide, 368-Mlechanical function in mental hospitals, 46-Examinationof tuiber- 896. 1004 of the heart, 651-Blood pressure in pituitary culosis contacts, 191 Tuberculous cervical Tetanus, vaccination against to be obligatory In disorders, 1003 glands, 896-Bromide intoxication 1051 France, 447 Stereoscopic vision. See Vision SWAIM, Loring T Orthopaedic treatment of Thallium;administration, deaths following (S. T. Sterilizing of needles and syringes for solganal rheunumtism, 605 Heidema), 293 injection , 412, 447, 850 SWAMI, S. P., appointed Associate Se'rving rhames, pollution of (parliamentary note),316 STEVENSON, R. Scott: Hearing aids, 300 Brother of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, TIHEOBALD, G. W.: Anaemia in pregnancy, 351- STEWART, R. M.: Mortality and phthisis in 12 Referred pain and in particular that asso- mental hospitals, 197 Sweating in course of treatment with thyroid, 744 ciated with dysmenorrhoea and labour, 1307(0) STEWART, W. (H. C. Maurice WILLIAMS and J. D. Sweden, autumun in, 1012 Therapeutics, review of books on, 717, 867. 956, DEAR): Active immunization against diph- SWEL.LENGRGEBEL,, H. N.: Transmission of 974, 1313 tlheria, 1078 (0) malaria plalsmodia, 309 Therapeutics. See ailso Treatment STILES, W. S.: Roads, vehicles, and motorists. SWIFT. Stewart: Overcrowding and housing, 146 Thermal treatment of common urinary in 602 SYKES. C. E.: Carbon dioxi(le absorption from fections, 1124 Rtiles v. John Mowlem and Co., 54 anaesthetic atmospheres, 735 Thermostatic intravenouls apparatus, 430 STILL, G. F., appointed Physician in Ordinary SYMONDS. C. P.: Treatment of spinal cord and THE.YSSEN, Mathilde, death ot, 952 to the Household of the Duke and Duchess of nerve root lesion;. 304 THIRY. U.: Effects of hyperpyrexia in human York, 571 Symuatbectomy for dysmenorrhoea (D. J. syphilis, 1018 STIMSON, P. M.: Manual of Common Contagious Cannon?, 177 THOMAS, C. Hamblen: HaN' fever cures, 47 Diseases, second edition, rev., 430 Sympathetic ganglia. See Ganglia THOMAs. C. IPrice: Surgery of pulmonary tuber- STIRLING. Hon. Mrs.: Tubercle-free herds. 193 Sympathetic nerve. See Nerve culosis, 349 STOBIE, William: Tuberculosis of the eye. 244- Sympathetic, vogtue of the, 885 THOMAs, F. G.: Psychology and civilization, 633 Pulmonary tuberculosis and pregnancy. 841 Syntdrome, a new: the otolithic catastrophe THOMAS, G. M.: Tuberculous cervical glands,842 STOECKEL, W.: Lehrbuch1 der Gyidlknoloie, (A. Tumarkin), 175 (0) THOMAS, Ieuaii G., obituary notice of. 1239 fifth edition, rev., 228-Completes twenty-five Syndrome of response to injury, 546 THOMAS, John C.: Bloods groups and paternity. years as editor of the ZenttralblattesfiUr G(iynd- Syndromes, anaenii, and hypopharyngeal car- 8440 kologie, 1065 cinomnata (Hulgo E. Ahlbom). 331 (0) THOMAS, J. W. Tudor: Corneal transplantation, Stoke-on-Trent school children, malnutrition of Syphilis control in America, 1151 297 (parliamentary note), 266 Svphilis, gastric (leeding article), 1C87 THOMAS, Pierre: Manuel de Binchemie, rev., 717 STOKER. Graves: Chlorine-free diet, 787 Syphilis, human, effects of hyperpyrexia upon THOMAS, W. E'., appointed Commander of the STOLKIND, E.: Voluntary euthanasia, 1048- (A. Bessemans and U. Thiry). 1018 Order of St. John of Jerusalem. 12 Industry and State medicine, 1162 Syphilis. joint disease beginning during active THOMPsoN, Brian Connor, awarded a Dorothy Stomacn in anaemia, 596 treatment of (F. Glyn-Hughes and R. C. Temiiple Cross Fellowship in tuberculosis, 88- Stomach, dliver-ticula of (Reginald T. Payne), Weh;ter). 972 Cervical gland tuberculosis: the case against 968 (0)-Correspondence on, 1051 Syphilis, mapharsen in treatment of. 1038 surgery, 584 (0),1114 Stomach in skin disease (leading article), 682 Syphilis, non-venereal "bejel," 684. 738, 784. 948 THOMPSON, C., appoitnted Serving Brother of the Stomach, thoracic. partial (G. Ronald Ellis), 13 Syphilis, pre-Columbian, 187 Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 12 (0) - Correspondence. 68. See also Hernia, Syphilis and its treatment to-day (leading THoMPSON, Ralph: Urinary calculi, 38 diaphragmatic article), 1264 TH{OMPSON. Vernon Cecil, awarded a Dorothy Stomatolosy, review of book on, 284 Syphilology, review of boolk on, 17 Temple Cross F8ellowship in tuberculosis, f 8 STONE, Captain J. E.: Hospital Accounts and Svringes, sterilization of. 572 THoms, Herbert: The Obstetric Pelvis, rev., 540- Financial Administration, second edition, Syringes used for solganal, sterilization of, 412, Classical Cont ibuttoIns to Obstetrics wpnd 430 447. 572, 850 GlynaecologV, rev., 922 STONE, Moses J. (and John B. HAWES): The S-YSSINE, A.: Influenza epidemic in Soviet THOMSON, A. L.: Development of public health Diaqnosis and Treatmentt of Pulmonary Russia, 832 services in Scotland. 605 Tuberculosis, rev., 284 THOMSON, C. S.: Report on the health of Belfast, Stone in the Pancreas. 639 737 Stone. See also Calculi THOMSON, G. F.: Preventing perineal tears, 572 Stools, examination of in Barcelona (F. D. THOMSON. H. Hyslop: Mortality and phthisis in Jorda), 1342 mental hospitals, 150 STT)RY, A. J.: Incidence of deafness, 782 T THOMS0N. H. J.: Prophylaxis in puerperal sepsis STOTT. Arnold, appointed Physician to the King's and pyrexia, 70 Household, 193 Table for urological examination and operating, THOMSON, Sir StClair: Acute streptococcal in- STOTT, Colonel H.: Flatulence and epigastric 677 fection of the ear and nasophar inxi 247- diseomfort, 294 Tabulae Biologicae Periodioae, first half of Pulmonary tuberculosis and pregnancy, 296- STRAJEsco, N.: Commemorative volume to on vol. vi, rev., 1262 Awarded the Weber- Parkes medal and prize, the occasion of the thirty-fifth anniversary of Tachycardia, " essential," aetiology of, 1319 315, 899-The nose, the ear, and the throat, 899 his scientific work. 127 Tachyeardia and heart failure, 1267 -Early laryngeal tuberculosis. 990-Promoted Stratospbere flying, medical aspects of, 731 TAGGART, William John, obituary notice of. 654, a Foreign Associate of the Academie de M6de- 695 cine, 1295 THE BRITIH 33 JULY-DEC., 1936 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

THOMSON, Sydney: Preventive measures in der- Tropical Medicine, Liverpool School of, in- Tuberculosis in Wales: report, 603,604 matitis, 252 formation concerning, 498 Tuberculous diseases diplomia, information con- THOMSON-WALKER, Sir John: Plastic operation Tropical Medicine, London School of. See cerning, 517 for hydronephrosis, 841 Hygiene and Tropical medicine Tuberculous infection in children, decline of, Thoracic stomach. See Stomach azd Hernia, TROTTER. Wilfred, appointed Serjeant-Surgeon 1268 diaphragmatic to the King, 193 Tuberculous infection of nurses, memorandum THORNTON, J. W. de W. G.: Desensitization TROuGHT, H. (and J. W. RMDoCH): Estimation on, 1212 without shock, 302 of the coagulation time of the blood: a sim- Tuberculous lesions in the eye,405 Throat, acute streptococcal infections of the plified method, 1194 (0) TuCKER, Gabriel: Inflammatory tumours of the (Edward D. D. Davis), 617 (0)-Correspondence TROUP, W. Annandale: Drainage of the maxil- true vocal cords.248 on, 947 lary sinus, 152-Traumatic oedema, 694 TUC:KER, W. E.: Traumatic oedema, 843 Thrombo-angiitis obliterans, aetiology of (lead- TROWELL, H. C.: Prophylaxis of tuberculosis " Tulip fingers," 77 ing article), 1149 in childhood, 245 Tularaemia as a complication of pregnancy Thrombo-angiitis obliterans, tobacco and, 1037 Trunk Roads Bill, 1175,1232 (D. P. Rowe and D. C. Wakmeman), 1256 Thrombosis of the axillary vein (M. C. Oldfield Trypanosomes in man (Lyndhurst Duke), 937 Tularaemia in the United States, fatality rate and L. N. Pyrah), 68 (0)-Correspondence on, Trypanosomiasis control in East Africa, 555 of (S. B. Pessin), 1336 152 Tsetse fly control in East Africa, 555 TUMARRIN, A.:-The otolithic catastrophe: a Thrombosis, coronary, intimal haemorrhage in, Tuber cle-free herds, discussion on, 192-And new syndrome, 175 (0)-Analysis of clinical 1318 milk consumption in Scotland (parliamentary statistics, 1229 Thrombosis, sinus, x-ray diagnosis of (Paul note), 265-Annotation on, 1317 Tumour of salivary gland, mixed, situated in the- Frenckner), 1279 Tuberculin treatment of lupus vulgaris (H. S. hard palate (J. Stewart Gourlay), 391-(Gordon THWAITES, Henry, obituary notice of, 156 Burnell-Jones and R. Carswell), 890 Williams),426-(G. B. Richardson). 444 Thyroid gland, chemristry of (Charles Robert Tuberculosis Association: Programme of Tumours, bone (J. F. Brailsford), 1214 Harington), 1269 session, 941 Tumlours, giant cell (Roland Barnes), 165 Thyroid gland, physiology of (Charles Robert Tuberculosis and atmospheric pollution (Sir Tumours. inflammatory, of the true vocal cords Harington), 1320 Pendrill Varrier-Jones), 835 (Gabriel Tucker), 248 Thyroid treatment, sweating in course of, 744 Tubereulosis bacillaemia, 981 Tumours, intrasellar, radon treatment of (W. 0. Thyroidectomy, social studies on patients treated Tuberculosis in Belfast: report, 996 Lodge)*257 (0) by, 596 Ttuberculosis and cancer (A. Hautant), 991 Tumours, mediastinal (T. F. Hewer), 994 Thyrotoxicosis and heart disease (John Hay), Tuberculosis of the cervical gland: the case Tumours of the palate (Walter Howarth),988 827 against surgery (Brian C. Thompson), 584 (0)- Tumours of palate, mixed (W. G. Evans), 1141 TIBBITS, A. C.: Dental services, 145 Correspondence on, 646,691, 739, 783,842,896,946, Tumours, parathyroid, and hyperparathy- TIDY, H. Letheby: Treatment of chronic rheunm- 1052, 1113, 1167. See also Glands, cervical, roidism, 1038 atism, 240, 418 (0)-Appointed Physician in streptococcal Tunmours, pituitary (J. H. B3iggart and N. M. Ordinary to the Household of the Duke and Tuberculosis in childhood and its prophylaxis Dott), 1153, 1206 Duchess of York, 571-Treatment of haema- (John W. S. Blacklock), 244, 324 (0)-Discus- TUOHEY, John Joseph, obituary -notice of, 446 temesis, 1332 sion, 244 TuE1NBULL, Hubert M.: Normal and Patho- TIEPEL, Professor: Die Aniatomnisehent Namiien: Tuberculosis contacts, examination of, dis- logical Erythropoiesis. 974 ihre Ableitung unid Auzssprache, eighteenth cussion on, 191-Correspondence on, 366, 561 TURNER, A. Grey: Appreciation of Thomas edition, 877 Tuberculosis deaths ipu Durham (parliament- William MIcDowall, 569 TILLMAN, John: Primitive blood-letting, 445 ary note, 54, 107 TURNER, C. Byron: Mechanical treatment of Tissue vaso-dilatore (leading article), 76 Tuberculosis deaths in Northumberland (par- ptosis, 412 TITOHFIELD, Marchioness of: Tubercle-free liamentary note), 107 TURNER. G. Grey: Appreciation of Lord herds, 193 Tuiberculosis, diabetes, anid insulin (leading Moynihan, 653-Presentation to, 697-Manage- TIZZARD, T. H. Spencer: A disclaimer, 956 article), 926 ment of malignant disease, 991-Voluntary Tobacco amblyopia. See Amblyopia Tuberculosis, early, of the adutlt type, 1316 euthanasia, 1048-Coronary survival club, 1110 Tobacco, substitute for? 1343 Tuberculosis of the eye (F. A. Williamson- -Uncomplicated inguinal hernia, 1218- Tobacco and thrombo-angiitis obliterans, 1037 Noble). 243, 907 (0)-Discussion, 243-Corre- EJlected a Foreign Associate of the Academie TODD, T. F.: Intractable dystnenorrhoea, 147- spondence on, 405, 608 de Chirurgie of France, 1295 Carcinoma of the cervix, 937, 1054 Tuberculosis in Glasgow (parliamentary note), TIURNER, Wing Comumander if. M. Stanley: Care Toilet roll, a wetter for, for use in w.c.'s, 895 1235 of the sea-sick. 947 Tokyo, outbreak of lethargic enceplhalitis in, 209 Tuberculosis in Greenock: report, 838 TURNER, J. M.: Treatment of hallux vulgus and TOMINSON, .J. Goodwin: Preventive measures Tuberculosis, International Union Against: rigidus, 693 in dermatology, 251 Annuial Conference, Lisbon (1936), 161, 609- TURNER, I'hiliP : Uncomplicated inguinal TOPLEY, W. W. C.: Antigenic structure, 254 Italian Government grants scholarships for hernis, 1218 Touch in massage and medical technique (Pro- study of, 252-M\eeting adjourned. 609 TUFRRELL. W. J.: Electrotherapy and its future, fessor Katz), 690 Tuberculosis of the intestine limited to the 301, 1022 (0) TOu]RAINyB, A.: Spontaneous healing of skin appendix (W. Pagel and E. Weichherz), 1305 (0) TURTLE, G. de Bec: Treatmiient of haemate me cancer, 440 Tuberculosis, intrapleural sur gery in, 341 sis, 1332 TOWNEND, B. R.:-Dental folklore: an appeal Tuberculosis invalidity amuong naval officers, TWEEDY, Rtosainmouid: Consider Her Palaces, 656 for material, 1336 (parliamentary note), 1060 Twice perforated 1344. See also Ulcer, peptic Toxaemia in pregnancy (R. C. Buist), 977 Tuberculosis in Lancashire: report. 996 Twins, conjoined. selparation of (D. W. McLaren), Toxaemia of pregnancy and anaemia (Jocelyn Tuberculosis, laboratory investigations in (L. E. 971 (0)-Correspondence on, 1113 Moore and E. M. Pillman-Williams), 528 (0) Houghton), 354. 1246 (0)-Disclussion, 354 Two old officei s and the A.M.S., 848 Correspondence on, 648. See also Pregnancy Tuberculosis of larynx, early, discussion at TYNEN, J.: Spermicidal efficiency of chemical Toxic substances, effect of on the blood-forming Royal Society of Medicine, 990 contraceptives, 302 organs (L. J. Witts), 211 (O)-Leading article Tuberculosis, localized, in animals for human Tyvpe Celztures, Catalogue of the Nationtal Collec- on, 232-Discussion, 305 consumption (parliamentary note), 1176 tiot of, 638 Trachea, leech in the, 268, 572 q'uberculosis of the lower lobe (1i. Typhoid fever. See Fever, enteric Trachea, traumatic stenosis of treated by skin Viswanathan), 1300 (0) Typhoid fever carriers, 895 grafting (W. J. Harrison), 811,956-A correction, Tuberculosis medical officers, information con- Typhus fever. See Fever 956 cerning, 503 Trachea, unuisual foreign body in-eggshell Tuberculosis and mortality in mental hospitals, (A. BroWDlie Smith), 715 46, 100, 150, 197 Trachoma through the ages (leading article), 979 Tuberculosis morlality in South Wales (parlia U TRAIL, R. R: Protection of adolescents and mentary note ,160 young adults from tubercu osis, 191-Labora- Tubercutlosis prevention, 561. 609 UGELLI. L : Accessory pancreas. 385 tory itivestigalions in phthisis, 354-Sponta- Tuberculosis prevention in Japan, 884 UHL, E.: Viruses and new growths, 307 neous pneumothorax, 355 Tuberculosis Prevention, Jloint Council on: Ulcer, gastric, alkali poisoning a danger in the Training for health and athletics, review of Memiioranduim on tuberculous infection of treatmenti of (Cuthbert Leslie Cope), 914 (0), book on. 973 nurses, 1212 1066-A correction. 1C66 TRAQUAIR. H, M.: Bitemporal hemianopia, 296- Tuberculosis Prevention, National Association Ulcer, gastric, high, surgical management of Corneal transplantation, 297 for: Conference in lIondon. 191-Examination (R. Milnes Walker): 967 (0). See also Ulcer, TreasurvofHumlanInhieriraciee. Vol. iv, Nervous of contacts, 191, 561-Protection of adolescents peptic Disea8esand MtscularDystrophties. Part II, ann young adtults. 191-Co-operation between Ulcer of jejunum, primary perforating (D. A. On the Peroneal Twpe of Progressive Muscula- public health services. 192 - Tubercle-free Coletti), 726 Atrolphv, 717 herds, 192-Anti-tuberculosis campaign in Ulcer of leg, chronic, 287 Treatment, art of (leading article), 1314 Cyprus. 267-Tran8sactions now published, 609 Ulcer, peptic, and chilblain, 1344 Treatmenwt in General Practice, vol. ii, now pub- Tuberculosis, prevention and treatment of Ulcer, peptic, histidine treatment of, 47, 108-A lished, 1040, 1197-Iteview of, 1197 (Ernest Ward), 940 correction, 108 increase of Ham- TREATMENT IN GENERAL PRtACTICE: Tuberculosis, pulmonary, artificial pneu- Ulcer, peptic, in Holland, (E. Concluding article, 639 mothorax in, value of, 1267 mer), 1159 Cystitis (G. E. Neligani). 642 Tuberculosis, pulmonary, blood examinations Ulcer, peptic, pathogenesis of (leading article), Diabetes muellitus (H. P. Himsworth), 137,188 in prosunosis and treatmiient of (L. B. Hough- 132 Diabetes ton), 1246 (0) Ulcer, peptic, perforated twice, 1344 mellitus, complications of (O. Tuberculosis, pulnmonary, climate for, 412 Ulcer, peptic, treatmient of. 1228 Leyton), 237, 291 of Diabetic coma D. 81 Tuber cutlosis, pulmonary, intrapleural surgery Ulceration, intestinal, pathogenesis (leading (R. Lawrence), in, 341 article), 132. Se e also Ulcer, peptic Nephritis, acute (Horace Evatns), 400 328 Nephritis, chronic (Robert Platt), 437 Tuberculosis, pulmonary, mirror test in (R. C. Ultra-high frequency (Philippe Bauwens), Nephrosis (Robert Platt), 548 Cohen and W. Burton Wood), 65 (0)-Corre- 0), 357-Discussion. 358 Obesity (A. H. Douthwaite), 344 spondence on, 197 Ultra-short-wave therapy, 210 Pyelitis (J. Norman Cruickshank), 599 Tuberculosis, pulmonary, ":mutton-bird oil" Ultra-short-wave therapy in urology, 48 'na treatment (Geoffrey Holmes), 32 in, 949 Ultra-short wave. See also Short-wave Uraemia 437 Tuberculosis, pulmonary, and l)regnancy (Hlenry Under the influence." See Alcohol and Carbon (Robert Platt), Cohen), 295, 751 (0)-(Jameas Young), 749 (0)- motloxide Treatment, modern tendencies in (Derrick Discussion, 295-Leading article, 766-Corre- UNDERWOOD, E. A.: Dental services, 145 Melville Dunlop), 886 spondence on, 841 Unemployed juveniles, See Juveniles Tbreatment. See also Tberapeutics Tuberculosis. pulmonary, surgery of (Johs. Unemplloyment assistance, new ce,gulations, 105, TR1kvas, Andre, elected president of the Paris Gravesen), 269 (0), 349-Discussion, 349 202, 264 Surgical Society, 1343 Tuberculosis, pulmonary, in young adults Unemployment ASsistance Board Regulations Trial. Rattenbury-Stoner, 268 (W. Ernest Lloyd and A. Margaret C. Mac- (parliamentary note), 53, 264 TaINDYM, Alfred Probus,obituary notice of, 408 pherson), 1130-Correspondence on, 1225 Unemployment. See also Insurance, national Tropical hygiene, discussion on,146. See also Tuberculosis, review of books on, 284. 763,813, 975 health Hygiene Tuberculosis Settlement, Papworth: New hos- Unfitness, National (P. S. Lelean), 605 -(Eric Tropical Medicinie, Calcutta Sc7lool of, Pharma- pital for thoracic surgery opened. 1049 Linklater), 644 copoeia and Guide of the, rev , 676 Tuberculosis, sources of infection in, 434 UNGLEY, C. C.: Nutritional anaemias, 251 Tropical medicine, information concerning the Tuberculosis, surgical, culture methods in Union Th6rapeutique: Annual meeting, Paris stud,yof. 497 (Joseph Bamforth). 1164 (1936). 3 34 THE BRrU JULY-DEc., 1936 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL = I UNITED STATES: UNIVERSITY OF LONDON: VAN BOGAERT, A.: Neuro-hypophyseal ontrol Alcohol and prohibition in New York. Administrative offices, removal of, 368 of the 433 100 circulation, Annotation on, 31 VAN DAM,G.: Radiology in arthritis, 604 American Academy of Arts and Sciences offers Appointments, 103, 202, 898,1010,1231 VAN DAM, Lucy: Delirious states, 299 prize for best work on treatment of diseases Centenary celebrations, 31, 49, 82 VAN DEN BERG, B. M. Heynsius: Sources of in- of the genital organs. 55 Dean of Medical Faculty elected, 1064 fectiuin in tuberculosis. 434 American Board of Internal Medicine, note Degrees and pass lists, 202, 262, 314, 1294 VANDERPLANK. F. L.: Growth and dentition of on the purpose of, 439 DELLER, Sir Edwin, 1231 an infant chimpanzee, 1045 Medical cen- Army Library, Washington, Duveen Travelling Studentship, 1231 Varicella followed by generalized tremor (G. tenary of (Sir Humphry Rolleston), 1094 External Students, Chairman of Council for, Murano). 1186 Birth Control, National Medical Council on, 1120 VARRIER-JONEs, Sir Pendrill: Appreciation of formed, 1123 Graham Legacy Fund, 202 Henry Philbrick Nelson, 51 Tuberculosis, Deaf children under the age of 6 to be re- Information concerning the study of medicine, cancer, and atmospheric pollution, 835 ported to the State Commission of Health, 461, 497, 500, 516, 517 Vascular disorders, review of book on,336 1343 King's College, 49, 411 Vaso-dilators, tissue (leading article), 76 Diabetes mellitus among ex-service men, King's College Hospital Medical School, 49 charcoal 1241 982 Vasospasm after treatment, Leading article on, 28 VAUGHAN, Janet: Disorders of haematopolesis Diphtheria mortality in, 267 Lectures. 742, 953, 1010 due to toxic substances, 306 The Antaemias, FHarvard, tercentenary of, 598 London Hospital Medical College, 49, 153, 653 second edition, rev.,974 Medical money services, industrial, value of, London Inter-Collegiate Scholarships Board, VAZKAR, G. S., appointed Associate Serving 875 49 Brother of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, Pnblic health series of articles on, in, 631, 678, London School of Hygiene and Trorical Medi- 12 - 719, 764, 815, 869 Leading article on, cine, 1010 Vegemucin,1200 873 London School of Medicine for Women, 49 Vegetable diet, in chronic control 1151 raw. rheumatism Syphilis in, Medical unit of the O.T.C. in camp, 290 (Dorothy C. Hare), 837

Tularaemia, fatalitv rate of, 1336 of Oldfield Medicine and, 28 Vein, axillary, thrombosis (M. C. and Typhoid fever in, 411 152 Meeting of Senate, 103, 202, 898, 1120, 1339 L. N. Pyrah),68 (0)-Correspondence on, Psychological medicine, 500 Venereal disease, campaign against (Sir Kingsley University of Aberdeen: Appointments, 104- Radiology, medical, diploma in, 516 Wood), 41 Degrees and pass lists, 153, 1339-Information Recognition of teachers, 103, 368 Venereal disease in Edinburgh, annual report concerning the study of medicine. 468, 48- Regulations, amendment of, 103, 369 on,442 Resignations, 149 Royal Free Hospital (School of Medicine for Venereal disease reforms in prospect in France, University Appointments Board: Change of ad- Women). 49, 202 1222 G. dress, 744 St. George's Hospital Medical School, 49 Venereal disease, treatment of (Lieut.-Col. University of Belfast: Information concerning Titles conferred, 1120, 1339 Winter), 286 the study of nedicine, 471,472,488-Residential Tropical medicine diploma, 497 Venereal diseases officers, information concern- quarters for men students, 885 Tuberculous diseases diploma, 517 ing,503 In University of : Appoin'tments, 103 University College, 49,153, 262, 696 Venom, snake (Russell viper),by mouth 1083- -Awards, 103-Degrees and pass lists, 103- treatment of haematemesis (A. Barratt), Information concerning the study of medicine, University of Manchester: Appointments, 153, Correspondence on, 1286 notice 46l,481-Scholarships, medals, and prizes, 103 263-Degrees and passts, 104. 1010-Gifts to, VEREmKR, Richard Henry, obituary University of Bristol: B-averbrook Fellowship, 263-Information condFning the study of nmedi- 1173 103-Vote of thanks, 103 eine, 465,483,496,500-Post-graduate study. 496- VERMEYLEN, G.: The film addict, 733 University of Bristol: Inform%tion concerning Psychological medicine, 500-Resignation, 153 VERNON, H. M.: Fatigue in industry,554-Alco the study of medicine, 462, 482, 496-Post- hol and road accidents. 602 graduate study, 496 UNIVWRsiTY OF OXFORD: Veronal, death attributed to, 695 University of Calcutta: Investigation into the Awards, 103 Vesical calculus. See Calculus nature of epidemic dropsy, 1177 Cambridge graduntes in medicine, 953 Vesico-vaginal fistula. See Fistuila Degrees and pass lists, 48,202,262,1120,1294, 1339 Veterinary college. See College Eas#tman, George. Visiting Professorship, 1010 W., appointed Serving Brother the : VIicKERs, Honorary degrees, 48, 262 Order of St. John of Jerusalem, Appointments, 1010, 1294 Honorary Fellowship, 202 VICTORIA, Queen: Centenary loan exhibition &wards, 103 Information concerning the study of medicine, celebrate the centenary of her 264 accession, Correction, 459, 481, 516 1177 Degrees and pass lists, 48, 103, 2p2, 264, 314, 447, Nuffield, Lord, his gift to for medical Vienna, post-graduate in, C09-Medical 515, 788, 849. 953, 1064, 1177 1343 research, 767. 770, 822, 1010, 1091, 1160, 1231- Association, centenary of, Elmore Medical Research ions the Studentships, 103, Trustees appointed, 1231 H. J.: Hyperthyroidism 447 VIBRSMA, lee Ophtbalmic medicine, 516 joints, 401 Information concerning the study of medicine, Parliamentary capdidate, 1294 VIGNES. H.: Spirochaetal jaundice pregnancy, 460,481 Radcliffe Travelling Fellowship, 1231 281 Lectures, 788 in bacteriology, 1120 B.: The climatology, meteorology, Medical 515 Readership VILLARBT, radiology, age limit for Professor of and aspects Retirements. 953 Retiring Regius pathological Paris, Medicine, 1120 VILLARET, Maurice (Paul CARNOT, R4nu Scholarships, 103, 447 Rolleston Memorial Prize, 953 CACHERA): 788 Th6raveutique Hydro-clinato- Vice-Chancellor, Scholarships, 103,460 looiques des Maladies du Foie et Voies Theodore Williams Scholarship, 103 Biliatres, rev., 592 University of Dublin:.Degrees and pass lists. VILVANDRfI, G.: Lymphadenoma, 1063 153-Information concerning the study of University of St. Andrews: Degrees in dental " Vinesthene," 122 medicine, 471, 472, 497, 500-Post-graduate surgery, 95-Degrees and pass lists, 42- Vinyl ether, a new metbod See also study. 497-Psychological medicine, 500. See Graduation ceremony, 42-Honorary degrees, (Victor Goldman), 122 (0). also College, Trinity 42-Information coneerning the study of medi- thesia and Ether University of Durham: Annual court of cine, 468, 485, 487 Viper venom, 1083,1286 C. G. Governors, 1120-Information concerning the University of Sheffield: Appointments, 153, 788, Virus immunity, mechanism (J. Leding- study of medicine, 462. 482, 496, 500-New 1294-Degrees and pass lists, 849-Information ham), 307-Discussion, 307 medical school, 1120-Orgsnization of, 839- concerning the study of medicine, 465. 484- Viruses, characteristics of (A. Dochez), Post-graduate study, 496-Psychological medi- Resignations, 1064 Discussion. 253 cine, 50) University of Wales: Degrees and pass lists, 104, Viruses and new growths (Peyton Rous), ! Appointments, 149- 899,1177-Information concerning the study of Discussion, 307 Degrees and pass lists. 95, 262, 311-Cameron medicine, 466, 485, 496, 517-Post-graduate Vision, stereoscopic. Ransom pin Prize Lecture, 912 -Graduation ceremnony, study, 496- Tuberculous diseases diploma, used as a test for, 394 H. 95, 262, 311-Honorary degrees, 262-Informa- 517-Welsh National School of Medicine, 104, Visscher-Bowman test pregnancy tion concerning the study of medicine, 468, -466, 485, 1177 Dodds), 224 (0) 485, 497, 498. 500, 515-Medical radiol gy, 515 UNWIN, F. A.: Palliative for hay fever, 56 VISWANATHAN, R.: Tuberculosis of the lower -Modern tendencies In treatment. 886-Neuro- Urea clearance test of Van Slake (G. L. Mont- lobe, 1300 (0) surgery, grant for research in, 43-Physicsl gomery), 245 Vital balance sheet of 1934 (leading article). 1036 State training of students, 942-Post graduate study, Urethral bougies, straight, 47. See also Bougie Vital statistics: Of the Irish 497-Psychological medicine, 500-Resigne- Urinary antisepsis, mandelic acid in, discussion Of Northern Ireland, 440-Of Hcotland, Regis- tions,149-Tropical medicine, 498 on, 1045 trar-General's report. 556-Registrar-General's University examinations, consistency of (W. Urinary antiseptics (M. L. RoseDheim), 1045- Statistical Review of England and Wales for Gilbert Millsr). 1209-Correspondence on. 1285. Discussion at Medical Society of London, 1046 1934,1033-For 1935,1089 See also Examinations Urinary complications in prolonged immobiliza- Vitamin B complex (R. A. Peters). 903 University of Glasgow: Appointtments, 639, 644- tion, 44 Vitamin Bi extract (" Roche "). 127 ChemistryInstitute, grantsfor,43 1223-Degrees Urinary infections, common, thermal treatment Vitamin Bi in the treatment of neuritis, 134 and pass lists, 104, 898-Information concerning of, 1124 Vitamin K, 822 the study of medicine, 468, 485. 497-Medical Urinary tract infected by EBit amoeba histolvtica Vitamin relations, 148 research, endowment for (Gardiner gift), 838, (R. Bachrach). 1195 Vitamins, fat-soluble. in external eye affections, 849-Post-graduate study, 497 Urography, review of book on, 541 945 University of Heidelberg: 550th anniversary of Urological examination table. See Table Vitamins and the healing of fractures, 980 the foundation of, 267-Nomination of honorary Urology, review of books on, 72. 762, 923 Vitamins and hormones (leading ar-ticle), doctors of the medical faculty, 267 Urology, ultra-short-wave tberapy in, 48 Vivisection of animals (parliamentary after 199. See also 1175 University of Ireland, National: Degrees and Urticaria pleuiral aspiration, pass lists, 104-Information concerning the Calcium depletion Vivisection, Probibition, Dogs of G. Bill. 1007. See also Dogs Bill study of medicine, 471, 472. 501-Psychological Uterus, puerperal inversion, acute, (S. medicine, 501. See also College Browne), 760 VLAsTO. M.- Acute streptococcal infection ear and nasopharynx. 247 of Lausanne: examination for University I.D. VOGT, Alfred, nominated honorary medical 517 of 267 practitioners, Universitv Heidelberg, Kos- University of Leeds: Appeal, result of, 1282- VOLK. R. (and F. WINTBR): Lexikcon Cancer research at, 557 - Degrees and pass v metisehen Praxis, 1040 lists, 104, 696-Extension of, 1282-Hey medal, VOLLUM, R. L.: Tuberculosis of eye. 696-Honorary degrees. 104-Information con- Vaccination deaths (parliamentary note), 1176 Tuberculosis in childhood and its prophy- cerning the study of medicine, 463. 483, 503- Vaccination duties of M.O.H., remuneration for laxis, 245 Psychological medicine, 500-West Riding (parliamientary note), 266 VOLTA, C.: Nature of myalgia, 604 Panel practitioner's prize, 696 Vaccine, Spahlinger (parliamentary note), 160 Vomiting, epidemic, 98,149 University of Liverpool: Degrees and pass lists, Vaginal speculum. See Specuilum VON BAHR. See Bahr 103,788,1339-Information concerning the study VAGUE, Jean: Les H&Patonlphrites Aigues Etude Voss, Wilhelm von, death of, 408 of medicine, 464,483,497,515-Medical radiology, Clinique, Anatomiq(se et Expirine,ntale, rev,, Voyage M6dical International, 1241 515-Tropical modicine. 497 1029 VULFPIUS, Oskar, death of, 446 696 1936 THEfluns 35 JULY-DEC., tNDtPX MEDICAL JOURNAL

I WEBB-JOHNSON, SirAlfredE., appointed Surgeon WILLETT, George Gilmore Drake, obituary w to Queen Mary, 193 notice of, 609 WEBER, F. Parkes: "De Morgan's spots." 693 WLLIAMS, Cecily D.: Wasting in Infancy. 298 WADDINGTON, C. H.: Problems of experi- WEBSTER, J. H. Douglas: Radiologv's contribu- WILLIAMS. D. A.: Milk allergy in elementary mental embryology. 245. 862 (0)-Substances tion to the cancer problem, 837-X-ray therapy school children: Report,1081 (0) promoting growth, 350,1111 In breast caneer, 956 Williams, Edward, 1745-1826 (Sir John Lynn- WADSWORTH. A. B.: Antibacterial sera In treat- WEBSTER, R. (and F. GLYN-HUGHESE): Joint Thomas), 411 ment of infection. 309 disease beginning during active treatment of WILLIAMS, Francis Henry, death of, 742 WAKELEY, C, P. G.: Impacted wisdom teeth. syphilis, 972 WILLIAMS, Gordon: Mixed salivary tumour of 1045 WEEKS, Courtenay C.: Alcohol and prohibition hard palate, 426 WAKEMAN. D. C.: Tularaemia as a complication in New York, 100-Tired motor drivers, 314 WILLIAMS. Gwynne: Fractures of the neck of of pregnancy, 1256 WEGELIN, B. (and F. DE QUERVAIN): Der the femur treated by open operation, 89.- Wales: Friendly societies and tuberculosis in Endemische Kretinismus, rev., 629 (Editor): Minor surgery and the Treatment of Wales, 604-Tuberculosis in, report of Welsh WEIOEHARDT, Wolfgang: Die Grundlagen der Fractures (Heath, Pollard, Davies), twenty- National Memorial Association, 603-WelsBh Unspezifischen Therapie, rev., 1313 first edition, rev., 285-Treatment of intra- Board of Health: report, 887 WEIOCHERZ. E. (and W. PAGEL): Intestinal capsular fractures of the neck of the-femur, Wales. South, tuberculosis mortality in (parlia- tuberculosis limited to the appendix, 1305 (0) 294 mentary note), 160 Well's disease, compensation for: Report of WILLIAMS, H. C. Maurice (J. D. DEAR, and W. WALFORD, R. M. H., appointed Serving Brother Departmental Committee (leading article), 722 STEWART): Active immunization againstdiph- of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 12 Weil's disease contracted during employment: theria,1078 (0) WALKER, E. R. C.: Appreciation of Hugh Ross Workmen's compensation case, 54, 570-(Stiles WILLIAMS, J. H. Harley: "Pleasure value" of Bouper, 900 v. John Mowlem and Co.). 58 health, 1100 WALKER. S. W. Ainley: Relation between blood Weil's disease contracted in laboratory experi- Williams, John Whitridge, rev., 283 votume and the surface area, 306 ments, new regulations re in Germany, 791 WILLIAMS, Lady: Midwives Act and'its opera- WALKER, -Jane: Protection of adolescents from Well's disease among fish workers, 1048 tion, 872 tuberculosis, 192 WEIR,SlrJohn: Appointed Physician in Ordinary WILLIAMS, Robert Evan Owen, awarded -the WALKER, Kenneth: Appreciation of Sir Henry to Queen Mary, 193 - Appointed Physician in Hallett Prize, 1294 Wellcome, 318-The Intruder: An Unfintished Ordinary to the Household of the Duke and WLLIAMS, S., appointed Commander of the Self-Portrait, rev., 1086 Duchess of York. 571 Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 12 WALKRBP, R. Milnes: The surgical management WEISS, Soma: Vasomotor disturbances and WILLIAMS, Tom: Amnesia, 356 of bigh gastric ulcers. 967 (0) oedema associated with cerebral hemiplegia, WILLIMBON, Lloyd: Uncomplicated inguinal WALLAcE. Sir Cuthbert, honorary D.Sc.Oxford 1017 hernia. 1218 oonferred on, 262-Appreciation of Lord WHISsENBACH, Dr.: Radiology in arthritis. 604 WILLIAMSON-NOBLE, F. A.: Tuberculosis of the Moynihan, 566 -Orthopaedlc treatment of rheumatism, 605 eye, 243, 907 (0) WALIIEN, J. J.: Lead poisoning in cigar makers WEISSENBE RG, E.: Electrotherapyandits future, WILLOUGHBY, W. G.: Homework and physical in Holland, 971 301-Ultra-high-frequency therapy, 358 education, 359 WALSH, C. H.: Caesarean section. 1280 WEIsZ, Hans: Die Phusikalischen und Tech- WILLOUGHBBY, Willoughby Mason: Disposg,l of WALSH, N.: National Maternity Service, 606 nischen Grundlagen der Hochfrequentzbehand- the dead, 146-Report on the health of the City WALsEE F. M. R.: Poliomyelitis, 149-The lung Diathermie-Arsonvalisation-Ku1rzwellen, of London, 441-Obituary notice of, 1004 discipline of clinical medicine, 339 rev., 1085 WMLS, Lucy: Nutritional anaemias, 251 WALTERS, F. R.: Sanatorium treatment in WELCH, Frank V. (and J. E. BARNARD): Practiccal WILMOT, T. J. T.: Herpes and varicella, 1178 England, 895-The earliest sanatoria in Photo-micrography, third edition, rev., 1313 WILSON, C.. appointed to a Research Fellowship England, 1289 WELLcoME, Sir Henry S., obituary notice of. 261 in medicine, 136 WALTREER, W. W.: Blood replacement after 318-Will of. 319-E3state and bequests of, 685 WILSON. 0. M.: Examinations as a path to free- haemorrhage,607 WELLS, C. Alex: Local and splanchnic anaes- dom, 449 (0) WALTON, Sir James: Appointed Surgeon to the thesia in gastric surgery, 939 WILSON, Douglas J. B.: Shoulder dislocation King, 193-&ppointed Surgeon to Queen Mary, WELSH, Fauset: Indications for infant circum- during sleep, 1169 193-Appointed Surgeon to the King's House- cision, 714 (0) WILSON, G. S.: Pathogenic bacteria, 308 holdI 193-Honorary Fellowship of the Welsh Board of Health: Report, 887 WILSON, Helen: Problems of delinquency, 838 American College of Surgeons conferred on, Welsh National School of Medicine, 104, 466. See WILSON, Isabel G. H.: A Studv of Hyvoglv- 1011 also University of Wales caoemic Shock Treatment in Schizophrenia.637 War prophylaxis: a bibliography on the war WENDEN, Marianne: Private Nursing, rev., 1199 WILSON, John: Overcrowding and housing, 146 problem, war psychology, and war psychiatry, WERTHER. Johannes. death of, 742 WILSON, Justina: Ultra-high-frequency therapy, 209 WHEELER, Sir William I. de Courcy: Treatment 358-Short-wave therapy, 1105 War, review of book on, 814 of intracapsular fractures of the neck of the WILSON, J. M., appointed Commander of the War stress, late sequels of (EdwardMapother), 90 femur. 295-Appreciation of Lord Moyniham, Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 12 -Discussion, 90 568 ' WILSON, St. George: Caesarean section. 1280 WARD, Bernard J.: Urinary antiseptics, 1047 WHTBY, Frank, obituary notice of, 1338 WILSON, W. C.: Toxicity of fluid from burned WARD, Ernest: Prevention and treatment of WHITBY, L. E. H.: Disorders of haematopoiesis areas, 241 tuberculosis, 940 due to toxic substances, 305-Serum treatment WINDEYER. J. C.: Maternity services, 242 - WARD, Lieut.-Colonel Lloyd Brereton, obituary of pneumlonia, 309 Origins of movements in the foetus, 295. 448- notice of, 55 WHITBY, Morton: Ultra-short-wave therapy in A correction. 448-Pulmonary tuberculosisand W"D, Ogler: Urinary calculi, 38-Urinary anti- urology, 48-Thermal treatment of common pregnancy, 296 s-eptics, 1047 ukrinary Infections, 1124 WINDFELD. P. : Tests for stains for skin marking WRDALB, W. L.: Albrecht Van Borgunnien's White bile. 724 before operation. 1065 TreatiseonMedicine (Sloane MS. 3002. British WHITE, C. F.: Shellfish and the public health, Windscreen headache." See Headache Musum), rev., 228 250 WINNICOTT. D. W.: Neurosis in the child. 94 WARDEN. D. A.: Typhus fever in New South WEITE, Duncan: Lmyphadenoma, 1163 WINSBURY-WHITE, H. P.: Urinary calculi, 38- Wales, 215 WHITE. Surgeon-Commander H. E. Y., appointed Plastic operations for hydronephrosis, 948 WARDLE, E. N.: Sciatic scoliosis, 1164 Honorary Surgeon to the King, 563 WINTER. F. (and H. VOLK): Lexikon de Kosmet- WARNER, E. t.: Lymphadenoma, 1163 WHITE, J. Duncan: Pathological changes in ischen Praxis, 1040 Warnings, 1178, 1296 bones and joints induced by injury, 248- WINTER. Lieut.-Colonel H. G.: Memoranda on WARRINGTON, Richard James, obituary notice Bronchiectasis in children, 249 - Diagnosis of VenereaI Diseases. 286 of, 407 subacute obstruction of small intestine, 303- WINTEWR, George, eightieth birthday of, 107 Warts among school children in Copenhagen X-rav in deep-seated malignancy, 303 Wireless base opened at Wyndham, Western (S. Lomnbolt), 1136 WHITE, S. E.: Divorce for insanity, 1066 Australia, 836 WARwicx, Turner: Chronic ulcerative colitis, WHITB, William A.: Twenttieth Centurv Psvchi- Wisdom teeth. See Teeth - 889 atrv. Its Contribution to Man's Knowledge WISE, F.: Diagnosis of fungus infections of the Wasting in infaucy (R. C. Jewesbury), 297, of Himself, rev., 715 hands and feet. 1022 321 (O)-Discussion, 298 WHITEHOUSE, H. Beckwith: Maternity ser- WITTS. L. J.: Effect of toxic substances on the Water supply, contaminated, in Surrey, 161, 209 vices, 242 blood-forming organs, 211 (0)-Agranulocytis -Parliamentary note on. 209 WHITBLOORE, Hugh: Technique of Caesarean and amidopyrine. 1000 Water supply sebemes, discussion on. 146 section, 1225 WOAKES, Claud Edward, obituary notice of, 790 WATERS, Ralph: Cyclopropane anaesthesia, Whither medicine? See Medicine WOLF, Heinrich F.: Short-Wave Therapv and 356.1013(0)-Carbon dioxide absorption from WHITING, M. H.: Tuberculosis of the eye. 244 General Electro-therapy Illustrated, rev., 180 anaesthetic atmospheres, 735 WHITMAN, Royal: The abduction method for WoLF, J.: Diagnosis of fungus infections of the WATKINS, A. G.: Spontaneous surgical emphy- treatmaent of fractures of the neck of the hands and feet, 1022 sema in children, 965(0) femur, 167 (0). 294 Wornanworker, the lonely underpaid, 656 WATRON, A. Gordon: Physical methods in endo- WHTTINGDALE. J.: Prescribing of glucose, 898 Women in medicine: Information concerning crinology, 302 Sanatoria for rheumatism, Whooping-cough, control of (W. H. Park), 253- the study of medicine, 490 1227-Physical medicine. 1288 Discussion, 253 Women medical officers (parliamentary note), WATSON, Alexandra Mary Chalmers, obituary Whooping-cough, experimental, 184 '1291. See also Medical 'notice of, 371 Whooping-cough withoutacough (A. C. Rambar), Women, National Council of: Meeting in WATeoN,Chalmers: Anatomy in thecurriculum, 1342 London, 195 196 WICET, J. F.: Unusual case of infeotion with Women's Medical S3ervice of India, information WATSON, Sir Malcolm: Malaria ,transmission, Corynebacterium diphtheriae. 1082 concerning. 492 161 WIDDOW80N, E. M.: Report on food values and WOOD, Francis Carter: DelafJeld antd Prudden's WATSON-WILLIAMBS E.: Acute streptococcal in- cooking, 1088 Text Pook of Pathologv, sixteenth edition, fection of the ear and nasopharynx, 248- Widows', Orphans', and Old Age Contributory rev., 1030 Dysphagia with anaemia in a male, 1140(O- Pensions Bill, 156-Royal Assent to, 156 WOOD. Ian J.: Treatment of haernorrhage, 115 Complete absence of mastoid-oell development WIGERT, Viktor: Mental hygiene and the nurse, (0) on one side, 1279 733 WOOD, J. L. Miller: Milk-borne epidemics, 646 WATTi, W. L.: Hodgkin's disease and deep x-ray WILCOCKEON, George Morton, obituary notice of, WOOD, Sir Kingsley: Campaign against venereal therapy, 712(1) 446 disease, 41-Midwives Act and its operation. WATT, Major William Robert, Efflciency Decora- WILDE, Rev. R. W.: Health, Sickness. and Psv- 871 -tion of the Territorial Army conferred on, chology. A- Study of the Mind's Power for WOOD. McKinnon: Air raid precautions, 1159 1174 Health and Sicknless, rev., 1312 WOOD, W. Burton (aud R. C. COHEN): The WATTSFORD, H. F.: A warning, 1178 WILKINSON, Surgeon-Captain Edgar Sheldon mirror test in pulmonary tuberculosis, 65 10)- WAY, Stanley: Fatal case of paraphimosis. 866 obituary notice of, 260 Spontaneous pneumothorax, 355-Treatment WDRowsKI, B.: Rat-bite fever in Poland, 985 WILKINSON, W. Camac: Tuberculous lesions in of pleural effusions, 935--Sanatorium treat- WEATHERERAD, E.: Oare of the sea-sick, 1055 the eye, 405 ment for pleural effusion. 1001 WEATEI.HREAD, Henry Douglas, appointed WILLANS, Sir Frederick, appointed Surgeon- WOOD, W. H.: Presentation to Mr. Peter Duncan, an Official Member of the Executive Council Apothecary to the Household at Sandringham, Liverpool, 1066 -of the Island of St. Lucia, 1343 193 WOOD-HILL, H., re-elected Mayor of Beccles, 'WEBB, Ella G. A.: Calcium metabolism in re- WILLCox, Sir William: Dental sePsis. 310- 1C65 lation to disease, 148 (A. E. CARVER and Thomas HUNr): Alcoholism WOODS, Donald Devereux, elected to a Belt W$BB, T. C. Scott: Eandbook for the ILacum in General- Practice, rev., 675 - Clinical Memorial Fellowship, 144 J'enens, rev,. 676 immunity, 77 -Impacted wisdom teeth, 1045 WOODS, Hugh: Bromide intoxication, 1287 36 -JULY-DE9., 1-936 INDEX M6iCAL JeutNAL

WOODS, lobert H.: Nineteen years' survival YOUNG, James: Pulmonary tuberculesis and after laryngectomy for advanced cancer, x pregnancy, 295, 749 (O)-Anaemia in pregnancy 1226 351 WOODS, R. Salisbury: Reduction of sick-wastage X-ray diagnosis of sinus thrombosis (Paul YOUNG, R. A.: Spontaneous pneumotborax, 0 after athletic injuries, 1026 (0) Frenckner), 1279 693 (0) WOOLSKAK, J. G.: Homework and physical X-ray martyrs, review of book on,'1085 Youth, physical welfare of (Leonard * education, 360 X-ray therapy in cancer of the breast, 956 Lockhart), 1254 lO). See also Physical WOOLLARD. H. H.: Anatomy of peripheral sensa- X-ray therapy, deep, after -radical operation. 845' Yu, H. (and R. C. ROBERTSON): Serum tre* tion, 246, 302. 861 (0) X-ray- therapy, deep, and lhodgkin's disease ment of typhoid fever, 1138 (0) Worker, the abnormal and temperamentsl (W. L. Watt), 712 (0) (T. M. Ling), 1019 (0) X-ray therapy in deep-seated mnalignancy Working class family. expenditure. See Ex- (J. Struthers Fulton), 303, 671 (0)-Discussion, lenditure 303-A correction, 744 Z Workmen's Compensation Act, medical refer- X-ray therapy, high-voltage, deDartment opened ences under (parliamentary note), 208 at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, 1271 ZABIN, A.: Diphtheria coexistent with scarlet Workmen's Compensation Bill, 1007, 1059- X-ray treatment of the pituitary (J. F. Bromley), fever, 1231 Rejection of, 1059 304 ZAHORSKY, John (and Beryl HAMILTON): Pedia- World population, See Population tric 13ursing, rev., 592 WORRALL, R. L.: Footetepsof Warfare. A Study y ZAKY, H. A.: Hypopituitarism, 1335 of the Origin anl Developnmenit of War, rev., ZeiWschriftfilr Krebsforschutne devotes a special 814 Yaws and boomerang legs in Australian abori- number to the International Cancer Congress, WORTH, Claud, obituary nQtice of, 51 gines (Cecil J. Hackett). 92, 868 849 WORTH, H. M.: Bone tumours, 1215 Yearbook, Empire Social Hygiene for 1936. rev., ZILVA, S. S.: Nutrition in health and disease, WRIGHT, Claude, obituary notice of, 373 814 250 WRIGHT. Dickson: Urinary antiseptics, 1047 Year Book of Genieral Medicine, the 1935, rev., 429 ZiJmmR. Karl G.: Radinimdosimetrie, rev., 763 WRIGHT,E. Jenner: Polyavitaminosis and asul- Year Book of Neuroloovj, Psvchiatry, and Encdo- Zinc ionization, 99 phurosis, 707 (0) crinology, the 1935, rev., 16 Zinc ionization in nasal allergy, 30 WBIGET, Helen: Pathogenic bacteria, 308 Year Book of Radiologv. the 1935. rev., 126 ZONDEK, Bernhard: Hormone des Ovariums und WRIGHT, Samson: Applied Physiology, sixth Year Book of the Scientific and Learnied des Hippophyzenvorderlappens, second edition, edition, rev., 228 - Societies, fifty-third issue, rev., 1313 rev., 126 WROTH. C. R.: Polycythaemia vera, 1220-Car- Yellow headlights. See Headlights ZONDE1K, Hermann (and Dr. KAATZ): Hormonal cinoma boll with gall-stones, 1221 Yogig, physiological study of, 1268 regulations of the number of blood platelets in Wu, C. Y. (and others): Plague. A Mantual for YoRx. Duke and Duchess of. medical appoint- the blood, 387 (0) - Comnatose form of totic Medical and Public Health Workers. rev., 761- ments to the Household of. 571 goitre, 639 (And Wu L[IEN-TEH): Reports of the Natio)al YORKE, Warrington: Boomerang legs and yaws, ZUCKE}RMAN, S.: Structural and functional Quarantine Service, Series VI, 1935-6. rev, 93-Trypanosomes in man, 938 homologies of the reproductive systemn. 246 924 YOUNG, Archibald: Ganglionectomy in the 864 (0)-Exhibits charts summarizing experi- WYSHAm, Alfred Langford, obituary notice of, treatment of severe polyartbhritis and osteo- maents on the endocrine basis of the menstrual 952 arthritis, 375 (0) ccle, e303-Substances aromoting growth, 651

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ASSOCIATION, BRITISH MEDICAL: ANNUAL Out-patient and dispensary practice of A MEETING, OXFORD (1936), 7, 72, 110 voluntary hospitals, 88 Provisional programme, 7 Insurance, national health, 90 Aberdeen and Kincardine Counties Divi- Provisional time-table, 11 Attendance during pregnancy, 90 sion: Report of meetings, 141, 239 College, hotel, and boarding-house Chairmanship of the Insurance Acts ACHARYA, B. G. S.: Complete ophthalmo- accommodation, 13 Committee, 91 plegia of left eye, 343 Over-seas representatives, delegates, and Loans for purchase of practices, 91 ACLAND, Max, withdrawal of authority to members, 14 Remuneration of insurance practitioners, deal with dangerous drugs, 317 Annual dinner, 14, 95 91 Annual Exhibition, 14 Medical ethics, 59 Africa, East: East African Branches, inter- " territorial meeting, 29 Academic robes, 14 Binding resolutions" of Divisions, 59 Air Force, Royal, Medical Service, 18, 26, General information for ladies, 14 Announcements in newspapers, 59 75, 103, 115, 122, 151, 166, 179, 189, 223, Tickets for private functions, 14 Medico-political, 60 243, 249, 262, 283, 290, 323, 335, 341. See Clubs, 15 Contract treatment of persons with in- Rotary Club luncheon, 15 comes above £250, 60 also Journal Index Golf facilities for members, 15 National Deposit Friendly Society, 63 Air Force, Royal: Auxiliary Air Force, Motoring, 15 " Non-nationals" and the Register, 63 Medical Branch, 115, 166, 179, 223, 290, Projection of films, 15 Information to insurance companies, 63 341 Presentation of gold medal, 73 Dental Benefit Regulations-administra- Air Force, Royal: Royal Air Force, Re- Presentation of prizes, 73 tion of anaesthetics, 64 serve, Medical Branch, 115, 143, 166 President's Address, 73 Medical and. Surgical Appliances (Adver- Air Force, Royal: Royal Air Force Reserve, Message from Canadian Medical Asso- tisement) Bill, 64 Medical Branch, 179, 223, 335 ciation, 95 Workmen's compensation and accident Air Force, Royal: Royal Air Force Religious services, 97 cases, 65 Reserve-Special Reserve, Medical Branch, Social activities, 98 Occupation for persons suffering from 115, 179, 290 Entertainments for ladies, 98 chronic disabilities, 65 Air raid precautions: Discussion at B.M.A. Exhibition of pictures illustrating the Provision of mortuaries, 66 House with Home Office Medical Ad- history of Oxford medicine, 99 Representation of profession on local viser, 187-Addresses re, 240, 241-Corre- Medical missionary breakfast, 99 authorities, 66 spondence on, 277-Lectures on, 281, 341 Temperance breakfast, 99 Representation of the profession in (Wing Commander H. M. Stanley Turner), Irish medical luncheon, 100 Parliament, 67 0 Golf competitions, 100 Draft Dental Benefit Regulations, 69 339 Popular lecture, 110 Miners' nystagmus, 51 AITCHISON, J. E., regarded as unsuitable Naval and military, 93 for service in connexion with dental Pay of retired officers re-employed in benefit, 25 Association, British Medical: Annual defence services, 93 ALEXANDER, Captain R. D.: Jaundice of General Meeting, 72-Induction of Presi- Ophthalmic service, 92 long duration, 30-Lung abscess, 30- dent, 1936-7, 72-Past-President's badge, 72 Certification of blindness, 92 Rheumatic nodules; Hyperpiesia in a man -Appointment of auditors, 72-President, 1937-8, 72-Vote of thanks to retiring Work of the National Ophthalmic of 25; Abnormal arteries of left arm, 343 President, 72-Introductions, 73-Presenta- Treatment Board, 93 Anaesthesia, general, present position of, tion of gold medal, 73-Presentation of Organization, 43 discussion on, 240 prizes, 73-President's Address, 73 Work of Divisions and Branches, 43 Anthropology and medicine (R. R. Marett), Oversea Branches, 80 110 The World Tour, 80 APPLEBY, Ernest, regarded as unsuitable for ASSOCIATION, BRITISH MEDICAL: ANNUAL Speeches by oversea representatives, 81 service in connexion with dental benefit, REPRESENTATIVE MEETING, 41, 77, 102 Introduction of President-designate, 81 25-Disciplinary case of, 320 Amendment of articles and by-laws, 44 Treatment of leprosy, 82 Army, British, 18, 26, 74, 103, 115, 122, 143, Annual and Supplementary Reports of Physical education, 50 151, 166, 178, 189, 208, 223, 243, 249, 262, Council, 41 Public health, 77, 82 283, 290, 323, 335, 341. See also Civic welcome, 44 Payment of doctors employed part-time Journal Concluding proceedings, 94 by local authorities, 77, 84 Index Consultants and specialists, 93 National maternity service, 82 Army, British: Army Medical Services, Dinner, 70 General practitioner clinical work for 115, 122, 143, 208, 223, 262 Election of Chairman, Deputy-Chair- local authorities, 84 Army, British: Colonial Medical Services, man, and Treasurer, 59 Prophylactic measures against measles, 103, 122, 167, 208, 223, 262, 336. Election of honorary member, 42 85 Army, British: Regular Army Reserve of Election of President, 1937-8, 42 Fees to doctors called in on the advice Officers, Royal Army Medical Corps, 18, Election of Vice-Presidents, 42 of midwives, 85 75, 103, 115, 179, 223, 243, 262, 323, 335 Elections to Council, 69 Science, 47 Army, British: Royal Army Medical Corps, General Medical Service for the Nation, Remuneration of non-professorial 18, 74, 115, 143, 151, 178, 189, 208, 223, 89 teachers and research workers, 47 243, 249, 283, 290, 323, 335. See also Luncheon to representatives from over- Anti-chemical warfare, 47 Journal Index seas, 70 Scotland, 86 Army, British: Royal Army Reserve of Medical benevolence, 94 Scottish scale of salaries for whole- Officers, 143 Membership of the Association, 47 time health appointments, 86 Army, British: Royal Army Reserve of Message to and from the King, 41, 55 Maternity problems in Scotland, 86 Officers, Royal Army Medical Corps, 143 Parliamentary elections, 94 Consultants list for Scotland, 86 Army, Permanent organization for Wales, 47 Report on Scottish health services, 87 British: Supplementary Reserve of Protection of practices of members on Officers, Royal Army Medical Corps, 115, service, 90 Association, British Medical, Committees: 166, 179, 223, 243, 262, 323 Reports of the meeting, 102 Composition of, 117 Armv, British: Territorial Army, 18, 26, 75, Subscription of retired practitioners, 45 Association, British Medical, Council: Pro- 103, 115, 122, 166, 179, 20,9, 223, 243, 249, Votes of thanks, 89 ceedings of, 105, 269-Composition of, 117 262, 28.?, 290, 335, 341 World Tour, 41, 80 -Annual dinner, 263 Army, British: Territorial Army Reserve Abortion, medical aspects of, 51 Association, British Medical, and the of Officers, Royal Army Medical Corps, British Medical Journal, 55 friendly societies, 34 18, 26, 75, 103, 115, 262, 335. Proceedings of scientific sections, 55 Association, British Medical: Headquarters Army, British: Territorial Army, Royal Cost of production and distribution, 56 activities, photographic record of, 109 Army Medical Corps, 18, 26, 75, 103, 115, Journal policy, 56 Association, British Medical, library of: 122, 166, 179, 209, 223, 243, 249, 262, 283, Consultants and specialists, 93 Books added to, 28, 140, 167, 282, 333 290, 335, 341 Consultants and specialists in council Association, British Medical, over-seas, 250 ASHKEN, Laurence Handley, name of general hospitals, 93 Association, British Medical, and public restored to the Medical Register, 319 Finance, 42 health, 249 Association, British Medical: Annual Exhi- Hospital policy, 87 Association, British Medical, recent work bition, 16, 71, 121 Radiological cases referred by local of, 2 authorities to voluntary hospitals, 87 Association, British Medical: Scholarships ASSOCIATION, BRITISH MEDICAL: ANNUAL Provident schemes and payments to and grants, 138 MEETING, BELFAST (1937), 325 general practitioners for treatment in Association, British AMedical, and secret institutions, 87 remedies. 182, 194 SUPPLEMENT TO THE 4 JULY-DEC., 1936 INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT BRrrJH MEDICAL JOURNAL

Association of Industrial Medical Officers: CORRESPONDENCE (continued): FERNANDO, S. E.: Rhinosporidiosis, 177 Education of medical practitioners for Private practice: What is private prac- Fever, scarlet, some aspects of, and cur- industry (Harold E. Collier), 314 tice? 114, 122 rent methods of control (A. W. Forrest), Public medical service, extension of, 18, 154 102, 114 Fiji Branch: Report of meeting, 240 B Reports of the Annual Representative FLEMMING, C. E. S.: Cottage hospitals, 162 Meeting, 102 FONSEKA, B. M.: Osteitis fibrosa of lower BALENDRA, W.: Fractures of the jaw, 29 State medical system of Russia, 74 jaw, 177 BARBER, Dr.: Methods for determining Food, home-grown (J. H. Faulder), 141 malarial endemicity, 29 Cost of living index number and the capita- Foot problems (George Perkins), 335 Barnet Division: Report of meetings, 240, tion fee, 114 FORESTIER, Jacques: Rheumatoid arthritis, 280 Cottage hospitals. See Hospitals 335 BARROW, Major-General H. P. W.: Air raid FORREST, A. W.: Some aspects of scarlet precautions as affecting the medical pro- COUNCIL, GENERAL MEDICAL: fever and current methods of control, 154 fession, 241 Curriculum, the new, postponement of FOWLER, John Black Cochrane, name of Bath, Bristol, and Somerset Branch: Report date of operation, 318 restored to Dentists Register, 319 of meeting, 334 Diploma in Public Health, proposed new Fracture-dislocation of spine (James E. BEATH, Maitland: Radiology: its background rules, 317 Deale), 142 and future, 343 Disciplinary proceedings, 307, 318 Friendly Societies' Conference, 188 Bedfordshire Branch: Report of meeting, Pharmacopoeia, British, 318 165 President's address, 291 Belfast Division: Report of meeting, 343 Restoration to Register, 319 BENTALL, William C.: Air raid precautions G and gas warfare, 281 COWELL, Colonel: Air raid precautions and medical practice, 143 Berks, Bucks, and Oxford Branch: Report GARRAND, Andrew -Ford, disciplinary case of, of meeting, 239 Cox, Alfred: What is private practice? 114 BLACKMORE, Major Stuart: Anti-gas pre- -London Public Medical Service exten- 318 332 General Medical Council. See Council cautions, 343 sion, Gibraltar Branch: Report of meeting, 142 BLISs, Laura Winifred Sanders, discip- CRICHTON-MILLER, H.: The neurotic in GILCHRIST, Dr.: Bilateral enlargement of linary case of, 309 general practice, 280 glands of groin, 142 Blyth Division: Report of meeting, 240 CRONY-N, H.: Spinal anaesthesia, with GLAISTER, John: The medico-legal aspects BOCLET, Faustin Marcel, withdrawal of special reference to its use in Nyasaland, of the Ruxton case, 280 authority to be in possession of danger- 165 Golf: Treasurer's Golf Cup competition, 292 ous drugs, 109 CRUICKSHANK, A.: Tropical diseases of the Southern Sudan, 29 GOODFELLOW, T. A.: Application of the BOON, James Ebenezer, disciplinary case of, principles of medical ethics to modern 308 CRUIKSHANK, A. G.: Fees for dental anaes- thetics, 189 conditions of practice, 145 Border Counties Branch: Report of meet- Goole and Selby Division: Report of ing, 141 Cumberland Division: Report of meeting, 141 meeting, 281 British Medical Association. See Associa- to insurance tion CURRAN, Dominic Francis, disciplinary case GORDON, G. Douglas: Reports of, 309 companies on deceased patients, 237 Bronchi, anatomy of the (Lieut.-Colonel J. GORDON, H. L.: Some ruminations on re- Hardie Neil), 240 search and eyewash, 29 BRUCE, G. Gordon: Diagnosis of acute ap- CURRENT NOTES: case 319 pendicitis, 239 Attacks on hospitals and Jewish nurses in GORDON, Thomas, disciplinary of, BURKE, D. E. J.: Progress of medicine Palestine, 149 GRAY, Alan, disciplinary case of, 318 during the past fifty years, 75 GRAYSON, C. C.: Entries on record envelopes, Bury Division: Report of meeting, 281 Cyprus Branch: Report of meetings. 29, 332 280 GRIFFITH, Frederick Thomas, regarded as Buxton Division: Report of meeting, 221 unsuitable for service in co4nexion with D dental benefit, 179 GUNEWARDENE, Dr.: Lessons from the clinics C DAIN, H. Guy, gold medal of the Associa- of Vienna, 177 tion presented to, 73-Presentation to, 274 GUNEWARDENE, T. H.: Osteogenesis imper- Calcutta Branch: Report of meeting, 157 DAUNT, F. E.: The haemolytic streptococci, fecta, 177 CALLANDER, L. Dougal: Workmen's com- 343 pensation from the medical aspect, 143 DAVIDSON, W. Cameron: Prolongation of CAMPBELL, Walter, disciplinary case of, 319 life, 142 H Candid communications, 3 DEALE, James E.: Fracture-dislocation of Carotinaemia in Europeans in the Tropics spine, 142 HADFIELD, Charles F.: Present position of (J. H. Sequeira), 29 DEENY, Michael, disciplinary case of, 307 general anaesthesia, 240 Certification. See Insurance, correspondence Dental Benefit Regulations, 1936, 170 Haemolytic streptococci (F. E. Daunt), 343 Ceylon Branch: Report of meetings, 29, 177 Dental benefit. See Insurance HAMEED, M. A.: Probably eosinophil leuk- CHAKRAVERTI, J.: Prolapse of the uterus Dental Board: Report of proceedings, 332 aemia; poliomyelitis of obscure aetiology, and its treatment, 157 Derbyshire Branch: Report of meeting, 142 281 CHALLENOR, L. T.: Air raid precautions, D'ESPINEY, Maximillien, disciplinary case of, HAMILTON, C.: The State medical system in with special reference to gas, -240 319 Russia, 74 Charities, medical, 337 Dominions Committee: Report of meeting, HARMAN, N. Bishop: The findings of eye Charities Trust Fund of the B.M.A.: List 250 examinations, 214 of subscribers and donations, 252 DOODY, William Joseph, disciplinary case of, HARNETT, Lieut.-Colonel W. L.: Modern Chess: Melbourne Chess Cup, 293 318 treatment of fractures, 280 CHOLMELEY, M. A.: What is private prac- Dorset and West Hants Branch: Report of Harrogate Division: Report of meeting, 143 tice? 122 meeting, 239 HARTE, Michael Henry, disciplinary case of, COLLIER, Harold E.: Education of medical DOUTHWAITE, A. H.: Modem views on gas- 320 practitioners for industry, 314 tritis, 239 Hastings Division: Report of meeting, 343 COMRIE, John D.: Gold, its uses and Drugs, dangerous, withdrawal of authority Hastings Prize. See Prize dangers, 280 to be in possession of, 109, 207, 281, 317 Hertfordshire, East, Division: Report of Conference of Honorary Secretaries, 111- Dyspepsia, chronic (J. Lochhead), 142 meeting, 280 District conferences, 111-Unauthorized HORDER, Lord: Experiences in America, 240 expenditure, 11 1-Post-graduate courses, Hospital Policy, 175 112-The annual list, 112-Election of E Hospitals Committee: Report of meeting, chairman, 112-Secretaries' dinnTer, 112 175 Consultants and Specialists Group, 210 East Africa. See Africa Hospitals, cottage (C. E. S. Flemming), 162 COOK, Sir Albert: The medical history of ECCLES, W. McAdam: Prolonged incapacity Hospitals, cottage, the end of, 277 Uganda, 29 following industrial accidents, 222 Hospitals and Jewish nurses attacked in Coroners, medical, 219-Deputation from Egypt, foreign officials in, 140 Palestine, 149 B.M.A. to L.C.C., 219 Egyptian Branch: Report of meeting, 334 Hydatid disease, discussion on, 280 of 343 CORRESPONDENCE: Essex, South-West, Division: Report of Hyde Divison: Report meeting, Air raid precautions, 277 meetings, 30, 222 Cottage hospital, end of the, 277 Eye examinations, the findings of (N. Bishop Fees for dental anaesthetics, 189 Harman), 214 Insurance companies, reports to on E-ye Service, National, 277-New central I deceased patients, 237 clinic at Torquay, 277 Insurance, national health, correspondence. Indian Medical Service, 18, 75, 103, 115, See Insurance 122, 143, 166, 179, 189, 223, 243, 249, 283, London Public Medical Service, 290, 332- F 290, 335 Extension of, 332. Insurance Acts Committee: Report of meet- Medical services, 26 FALCONER, H. Barclay, presentation to, 286 ing, 24, 125, 199, 288-Report for 1935-6, Medical services, national, 289 FAULDER, J. H.: Home-grown food, 141 125-Supplementary Report, 199-Election Medicine and party politics, 321 Fees for dental anaesthetics, 189 of direct representatives: names, 262 Panel Conference proceedings, publica- FERNANDO, Cyril F.: Subarachnoid haemor- Insurance companies, reports to on de- tion of. 255 rhage, 177 ceased patients, 207, 237' JULY-DEC., 1936 SUPPLEMENT To THE 5 INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT BRrm MEIcA.L JOUwuL

INSURANCE MEDICAL SERVICE WEEK BY Pensions for panel practitioners, 321 Medicine and party politics, 321 WEEK: Record envelopes, entries on, 332 Medicine and the State, interaction of Abandonment of practice, 184 (H. R. Tighe), 279 Amputa.tion of finger, 218 Insurance practitioners and the B.M.A., 4 Medico-political action, 2.38 Anaesthetist's fee, 208 Ipswich, measles epidemic in, 217 MENNELL, James: General uses of physio- Best interest of patient, 120 Irish Free State Medical Union (I.M.A. and therapy and manipulative diseases, 334 Buying a practice, 38 B.M.A.): Appointment of a medical Mental disorder in Scotland, 341 Capitation fee, 150 secretary, 18-Report of meetings, 26, 39 Middlesex, West, Division: Report of meet- Certification, 150, 260 ing, 30 Certification, improper, 101 Midwives Bill, 5 Certification, improvement in, 23 MILLER, Archibald, disciplinary case of, 319 Certification of incapacity, 248 J MILLS, P. Tynan: Psychotherapeutic treat- Certification-psychotherapy, 218 ment of rheumatism, with special refer- Circumcision, 218 JAYASURIYA, J. H. F.: Cerebral tumour, 177 ence to the scope of the treatment given Clerk to the London Insurance Com- -Stab wound of spinal cod, 177 at the Rheuma Spa, 30 mittee, 317 JONES, Owen Richard, withdrawal of autho- Mombasa Division: Report of meeting, 281 Complaint for incorrect diagnosis, 23 rity to deal with dangerous drugs, 317 Morpeth Division: Report of meeting, 240 Complaints, diminishing number of, 276 JONES, Thomas: Diagnosis of neoplasm of MOYLE, H. H.: An approved society and Deductions from practitioners' remunera- the colon, 142 the R.M.O., 178 tion, 331 MURRAY, E. Farquhar: The place of general Doctor's complaint against an insured practitioners in a national maternity person, 174 K service and their remuneration, 240 Drugs required in connexion with specialist treatment, 175 KARUNARATNE, W. A. E.: Pathology of Edinburgh complaints, 101 pneumonoconiosis, 177 N Emergency treatment, payment for, 157 KENNEDY, John: Withdrawal of authority Expensive mistake, 287 to deal with dangerous drugs, 281 NAVARATNAM, S. L.: Balantidial dysentery, Extension of medical service, 150 Kent Branch: Report of meeting, 29 29 Failure to give information to divisional Kesteven Division: Report of meeting, 334 Navy, Royal: Medical Service, 18, 26, 74, M.O., 276 Kingston-on-Thames Division: Report of 103, 115, 122, 143, 151, 166, 178, 189, 208, Haemorrhage following extraction of meeting, 293 223, 243, 249, 262, 283, 290, 323, 335, 341. teeth, 114 KNOWLES, John, disciplinary case of, 320 See also Journal Index Hospital services and hospital staffs, 150, KUNERATNAM, I. T.: Volvulus complicating Navy, Royal: Royal Naval Volunteer Re- 198 pregnancy, 29 serve, 18, 26, 74, 103, 115, 122, 143, 151, Hysteria, treatment for, fatal termination, 166, 189, 208, 223, 243, 248, 262, 283, 323, 287 335, 341. See also Journal Index Improper action of insurance chemist, 208 L NEIL, Lieut.-Colonel J. Hardie: Anatomy of Injection treatment for nebula of the the bronchi, 240 cornea, 101 LAMBORN, W.: Tsetse fly problem in the Neurotic in general practice (H. Crichton- Insulin, cost of, 317 Northern Province, 165-Transmission of Miller, 280 Laboratory and diagnostic facilities, 198 leprosy, 334 Newcastle-upon-Tyne Division: Report of Liver preparations: an Edinburgh note, Lancashire and Cheshire Branch: Report meeting, 334 316 of meeting, 145 NEWELL, A. G.: Cost of living index number Loans for purchase of medical practices, LAWTON, Kingsley Eric, withdrawal of and the capitation fee, 114 150 authority to be in possession of danger- NIGAAM, Captain K. S.: Cervical rib in a girl Medical benefit in a country area, 218 ous drugs, 207 of 1Ir, 281-Pyloric obstruction; Cervical Medical benefit for persons under 16, 302 LEACH, Agnes I. Muir: Some aspects of rib; Varicose ulcer of leg, 343 Mortgages, medical, 276 rickets and renal rickets, 343 Mortgaging insurance 156 Norfolk, West, Division: Report of meet- practices, Leeds Division: Report of meeting, 241 ings, 30, 240 New consolidated regulations, 150 Cameron David- Notes without comment, 261 Life, prolongation Qf (W. NORMAN, R. A.: Pensions for panel practi- son), 142 tioners, 321 Panel Conference, 150 281 Patient applying to his old doctor after Lincoln Division: Report of meeting, North of England Branch: Report of meet- Lincolnshire Branch: Report of meeting, 30 ing, 142 removal, 120 LOCHHEAD, J.: Chronic dyspepsia, 142 Northumberland, North, Division: Report Partner who is not a deputy, 113 " 29 Partnership agreements, 316 LOEWENTHAL, L. J. A.: Tick typhus," of meeting, 334 Physiotherapy under the National Health London Insurance Practitioners' annual Notes of the week, 1, 21, 33, 153, 161, 169, Insurance Act, 207 dinner, 219 181, 205, 213, 245, 257, 285, 297, 313, 325 Post-graduate study, 150 London Public Medical Service, 290, 332- Nyasaland Branch: Report of meetings, 165, Prescribing, excessive, 316 Extension of, 332 334 Prescribing, cost of, measures for re- ducing, 316 0 Pregnancy and confinement, 164, 184 M Pregnancy and incapacity, 185, 197 O'DRISCOLL, Florence Joseph, disciplinary Range of medical service cases, 120 MACALPINE, J. B.: Bladder diseases, their case of, 319 Range of service-psychotherapy, 120 diagnosis and treatment, 334 Ophthalmic benefit, 297, 320. See also Refusal of hospital treatment until too MCCARREN, John, disciplinary case of, 319 Insurance late, 287 MCCREA, R.: The office and duties of a Ophthalmic. See also Eye Rural practitioners: post-graduate courses coroner, 142 O'SULLIVAN, Ernest Stanley, disciplinary and special subsidies, 287 MCGILLIVRAY, D. M.: Certification, 74 case of, 319 Rural practitioners in Scotland, 331 McKINNON, John Alexander, disciplinary Over-seas Branches and Divisions: Confer- Scottish He.alth Services, 248 case of, 319 ence of members from, 106-Work of the Strength of approved societies' funds, 121 MAPLE, W. N.: Extension of public medi- Dominions Committee, 106-Results of Surgery accommodation, 260 cal services, 102 the World Tour, 107-Port vaccination Surgical supports, special. 276 MARETT, R. R.: Popular lecture on anthro- certificates, 107-Private practitioners in pology and medicine, 110 State hospitals, 108-Study leave, 108- MARKS, Urban: Air raids and the general Other Colonial Service questions, 109 Insurance, National Health: practitioner, 293 Correspondence. See Subheading below MARTIN, James Charles, appointed Medical Dental benefit, 25, 179, 198-Unsuitable Secretary to the Irish Free State Medical P for service under, 179, 198 Union (I.M.A. and B.M.A.), 18 Dental Benefit. Regulations, 1936: The Maternity services, 26 Palestine, attacks on hospitals and Jewish monstrous fourth item, 170 MATHER, S. N.: Stone in left kidney; nurses in, 149 Friendly Societies' Conference, 188 chronic osteomyelitis of tibia ; osteoma Panel Conference, 126, 150, 225, 255-Report Ophthalmic benefit, 297, 320-New of frontal sinus following trauma, 281 of meeting, 225-Dinner, 235-Publication amending regulations, 320 MATHIE, John Park, withdrawal of autho- of proceedings, 255 Regional medical officers in Scotland, rity to be in possession of dangerous Panel Conference, Scottish, cancellation of, 290 drugs, 109 161 MAXWELL, Aymer Douglas, disciplinary case PANTING, Charles H.: Extension of the CORRESPONDENCE: of, 310 public inedical service, 18 Approved society and the R.M.O., 166, Measles epidemic in Ipswich, 217 PARKER, William, presentation to, 297 178 Medical charities, 337 PARRY, L. A.: Reports of the Annual Capitation fee, revision of, 261 Medical coroners. See Coroners Representative Meeting, 102 Certification, 74 Medical ethics and modern conditions of PAUL, Dr.: Substitute for the gum elastic Certification, improper, 114 practice (T. A. Goodfellow), 145 catheter, 177 Cost of living index number and the Medical practitioners, eduication of for PAUL, Milroy: Tuberculosis of the spine, capitation fee, 114 industry (Harold E. Collier), 314 with Kohler's disease of the tarsal Denial benefit, 25, 179-Unsuitable for Medical Register: Untraceable practitioners, scaphoid; chronic intussusception; can- service under, 179 185 cerous glands of groin treated with Medical benefit for persons under 16, 332 Medical representation on local authorities, radium; neurofibroma of popliteal space;. Panel Conference proceedings, publica- 258 neurofibromas of the larger nerve trunks. tion of, 255 Medical services, national, 289 29 SUPPLEMENT TO THE 6 JULY-DEC., 1936 INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT BRITIMSE MEDICAL JOURNL

I Pensions for panel practitioners. See Insur- cal service, 174-Puerperal fever in a T ance Correspondence maternity home, 100-Some aspects of PERKINS, George: Foot problems, 335 scarlet fever and current methods of TAYLOR, Albert Charles Hellyer, regarded Peterborough Division: Report of meeting, control (A. W. Forrest), 154-Shellfish, as unsuitable for service in connexion 280 polluted, 196-Shops, sanitation of, 173- with dental benefit, 25-Disciplinary case PETHER, G. C.: Medicine and party politics, Tuberculosis: examination of contacts, of, 320 321 217-Tuberculosis, pulmonary, variation in TAYLOR-THOMAS, F. S.: National medical Pharmacy and Poisons Act, 326-Provisions type of, 275 services, 289 affecting medical men, 326 THOMPSON, R. J., regarded as unsuitable Public Medical Services: Conference of with dental PORT, John Henry, disciplirnary case of, representatives, 303 for service in connexion 320 Public medical service, extension of, 18, 102 benefit, 25 Portsmouth Division: Report of meetings, THOMSON, F. G.: Principles of hydrological Public Medical Service, London, 290, 332- to certain 240, 335 Extension of, 332 treatment and their application PORTWAY, Robert Louis, disciplinary case Public Medical Services: history and present diseases, 334 of, 319 activities, 298 TIGHE, H. R.: Interaction of medicine and Practice, private: What is private practice? PUDDY, E.: Pensions for panel practi- the State, 279 114, 122 tioners, 321 Torquay: New central eye clinic opened, Practitioners, untraceable, 185 Puerperal fever in a maternity home, 100 277 Presentations, 73, 274, 286, 297 Tower Hamlets Division: Report of meet- Preston Division: Report of meetings, 240, ing, 334 334 TOWNSEND, Colonel R. S.: Dorsal disloca- Private practice. See Practice tion of hip-joint, 281 Prize, Sir Charles Hastings Clinical, 14, 176, TRACEY, Thomas, regarded as unsuitable 322, 333, 342 R for service in connexion with dental benefit, 198 Radiology: its background and future TRACEY, Thomas Fielding, disciplinary case PROBLEMS IN PRACTICE, 4, 22, 155, 163, 172, (Maitland Beath), 343 260, 274, 286, of, 319 183, 195, 206, 216, 237, 246, Radiology group, proposed, 6 TURNER, Wing Commander H. M. Stanley: 300, 315, 329, 341 Regional medical officers in Scotland, 290 Air raid precautions, 339 Anaesthetics, 5 Research and eyewash (H. L. Gordon), 29 Tyneside Division: Report of meetings, 177, Announcement of specialist practice, 4 Rheumatoid arthritis (Jacques Forestier), 240, 343 Application for appointments, 5 335 Articles in the lay press, 316 of meetings, Assistants, remuneration of, 155 Richmond Division: Report U Assistantship with a view to partnership, 221, 343 172 Rickets and renal rickets, some aspects of Births, notifications of, 163, 195 (Alice I. Muir Leach), 343 UNGLEY, C. C.: Polyneuritis of nutritional Certificates under Workmen's Compensa- Rochdale Division: Report of meeting, 177 origin: the role of vitamin B deficiency, tion Act, 22 Rochester, Chatham, and Gillingham 343 Caveat emptor, 286 Division: Report of meeting, 334 United Provinces Branch: Report of meet- Certifying factorv surgeons, 237 RoSE, E. E. F.: Improper certification, 114 ings, 30, 281, 343 Commissions and dichotomy, 36 Rugby Division: Report of meetings, 141, Untraceable practitioners, 185 Compulsory attendance, 155 279 Uterus, prolapse of, and its treatment (J. Courtesy calls, 5 Russia, State medical system in, 74 Chakraverti), 157 Cremation, 155 Debt collection, 246 Defence Services-payment of tax on V gratuities, 246 Dying declarations, 163 VINT, F. W.: Analysis of 1,000 post- Emergency treatment in road accidents, S mortem examinations on Kenya natives, 184 SCHOFIELD, A. T.: Scientific diets for 29 Ethical rules for medical inspectors, 206 African children, 29 Ethics of medical consultations, 195 and 138 Fees for attendance in civil courts in Scholarships grants; W and Wales, 274, 286 Science Committee: Report of meetings, England 138 Fees for attendance in courts in Scotland, 341 Wakefield, Pontefract, and Castleford Divi- 300 Scotland: Mental disorder,in, sion: Report of meeting, 241 Gifts and legacies to medical practitioners, Scottish Committee: Report of meeting, 210 WAKELEY, Cecil: Thyrotoxicosis, 293 23 SEATON, R. E.: The medical witness, 280 Wales, North, Branch: Report of meetings, Industrial diseases, notification of, 315 Secret remedies, the Association and, 182, 30, 142 Infectious diseases, notification of, 315 194 Wales, South, and Monmouthshire Branch: Intraprofessional obligations, 183 SENANAYAKE, I. A.: Balantidial dysentery, Report of meeting, 75 29 W. G. L.: Locumtenents' work, 36 SEQUEIRA, J. H.: Carotinaemia in Europeans WAMBEEK, Wing Comamnder Malpraxis, 163 in the Tropics, 29 Physical efficiency in flying, 334 Medical witness, 260 Sheffield Division: Report of meeting, 30 Warrington Division: Report of meeting, Mental disorders, 329-The position in Shropshire and Mid-Wales Branch: Report 142 England and Wales, 329 of meetings, 240, 293 Warwick and Leamington Division: Report Mental disorder in Scotland, 341 SHELLEY, H. M.: Medico-legal cases, with of meetings, 141, 279, 334 Operations and consent, 22 special reference to poisons, 165 WATKIN, A. C.: Silicosis in Shropshire, 293 Ophthalmic benefit, 286 Shropshire and Mid-Wales Branch: Report WATTS, A. M.: Air raid precautions, 277 Partners, duties and rights of, 237 of meeting, 281 West Bromwich and Smethwick Division: Partners in relation to outside persons, Silicosis in Shropshire (A. C. Watkin), 293 Report of meetings, 29, 280 246 SINNATAMBY, Dr.: Caecal amoebiasis, 177 WESTWORTH, R. J., regarded as unsuitable Partnerships, 216 SMITH, Robert Moonie, regarded as unsuit- for service in connexion with dental Poisons, labelling of, 4 able for service in connexion with dental benefit, 25 Practising in a locality after negotiations benefit, 198-Disciplinary case of, 320 WHIGHAM, J. R. M.: Modern treatment of for purchase, 23 South-Eastern Counties Division: Report of fractures, 334 Rating assessment of doctor's house, 216 meeting, 280 WHITE, J. Stanley: Clinical application of Reports to insurance companies on de- South-Western Branch: Report of meeting, the sex hormones, 240 ceased patients, 207 G. A.: Investigation into Intra- 142 WICKRAMASURIYA, Specialists, rights of, 172. See also STANLEY, Colonel H. V.: Air raid precau- the problem of malaria and ankylosto- professional tions, with special reference to mustard miasis as factors in maternal and foetal Water rate and dispensing, 216 gas, 221 mortality, 29-Malaria in pregnant women State medical system in Russia, 74 treated with quinine, 177 Prolapse of the uterus and its treatment Stirling Branch: Report of meeting, 281 WILLCOX, Sir William: Immunity in acute (J. Chakraverti), 157 - STONES, R. Y.: Significance of tracho- infection, 334 Proprietary preparations, examination of, matous conjunctivitis, 29 WILSON, J. Frederick: Medical benefit for 206 STRATFORD, Howard M.: London Public persons under 16, 332 Public Health Committee: Report of meet- Medical Service, 290 WILSON, W. A.: The controlled experiment ing, 249 Streptococci, haemolytic (F. E. Daunt), 343 in medicine, 29 Public health Notes, 5, 37, 100, 154, 173, 196, Sudan Branch: Report of meeting, 343 WOOD, G. Nesbitt: Publication of Panel 216, 247, 275, 301, 330-Blind, welfare of, Suffolk, South, Division: Report of meet- Conference proceedings, 255 216-Food adulteration, 197-Infectious ings 143, 343 WYLLIE, W. G.: Recurrent attacks of disease contacts, exclusion from school of, Suffolk, West, Division: Report of meetings, biliousness, headache, vomiting, and fever 310-Measles epidemic at Ipswich, 217- 241, 335 in children, 334 Medical exapmination under the Super- SUNDELL, C. E.: Physiological misfits in annuation Act, 173-Org'anization of public children, 343 health services, 247-Overcrowding, 216 Surrey Branch: Report of meeting, 143 Y -Oyster purification, 196-Pre-school Sussex Branch: Report of meeting, 30 Yorkshire Branch: Report of meeting, 143 child, 275-Public assistance domiciliary Swansea Division: Report of meetings, 279, Yorkshire, East, Branch: Report of meet- medical service, 330-Public health medi- 293 ing, 280

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A Anaesthesia, splanchnic, 354 BACKER-GRONDAHL, N.: Paraffin stoppings Analgesia, paraldehyde, in labour, 357 in pulmonary tuberculosis, 213-Headache ABESHOUSE, B. S.: Torsion of the sperm- ANDERSEN, B.: Anaemia neonatorum, 246 after spinal anaesthesia, 507 atic cord, 482 ANDERSEN, O.: Spina bifida occulta and BAMES, H. O.: Plastic operations on the ABITEBOUL, J.: Herpetic meningitis, 325 enuresis nocturna, 234 breast, 64 Abortion, study of, 317 Aneurysms of the hand, 439 BANG, O.: Serum therapy of scarlet fever, Abortions, febrile, sequels of, 54 Angina pectoris, 455 127-Prontosil in erysipelas, 505 Abscess pelvic, 361 Angioma planus, radium therapy in, 271 BARATH, E.: Subtotal thyroidectomy in high Abscess, peritonsillar, treatment of, 6 Angioma of urethra, 396 blood pressure, 196 Abscess, pulmonary, artificial pneumothorax Aniline dye workers, hygiene of, 60 BARBER, H. H.: Blood serum lipoids in in, 446 Ankylosis, vertebral, parathyroidectomy in, cancer, 513 Abscess of Skene's glands, 429 392 BARDENHEUER, F. H.: Treatment of metror- Acetylcholine, intra-arterial, 231 ANSELMO, K. J.: Irradiation of cervical rhagia, 493 A.cetylcholine in ozaena, 353 cancer, 74 BARIETY, M.: Staphylococcal erysipeloid, Achlorhydria, hypochromic anaemia, and Antirabic vaccine in idiopathic epilepsy, 331 184 pregnancy, 250 Anti-typhoid inoculation, 149 BARKAN, O.: Pathogenesis of glaucoma, 131 Acid-base equilibrium in anaesthesia, 50 Aortic disease, diagnosis of, 78 BARTHOLOMEW, R. A.: Hypercholesterol- Acid-base equilibrium in whooping-cough, Apoplexy, utero-placental, 253, 254 aemia of pregnancy, 95 411 Appendicitis in acute infectious disease, 188 BASTENIE, P.: Sequels of myocardial in- Acne rosacea, diet in, 308 Appendicitis, chronic, spasmodic pyloric farction, 23 Acrocyanosis, the circulatory fault in, 4 stenosis in, 146 BASTERRA, J.: Mydriasis in intracapsular Actinomycosis of Fallopian tube, 117 Appendicitis, diagnosis of, 237 cataract extraction, 295 Actinomycosis of jaw, early, 462 Appendicitis, epidemic, 521 Bathing followed by schistosome dermat- ADAIR, F. L.: Anaemia in pregnancy, 537 uteri, 17 itis, 79 Addison's disease, 351, 401 ARNSPERGER, S.: Prevention of idiopathic BAUMANN, J.: Klein's cancer reaction, 415 Adiposity of the climacteric, 450 high blood pressure, 456 BATTRO, A.: Intra-arterial acetylcholine, 231 Adrenaline, action of on blood gases, 497 Arterial hypertension, 365 BAUMANN, W.: Induced reflex epilepsy, 223 Adrenaline in asthma, 248, 399 Arterial obliterations of the lower limbs, BAYER, L.: Larocain in acute gastric ulcer, Adrenaline, inhalation of, 399 surgical treatment of, 123 108 Agar, crystal-violet, reaction of stap'.:ylo- Arterial occlusions, acute, papaverine in, 49 BECKER, S. W.: Physical therapy in cocci, 414 Arteriectomy in Buerger's disease, 194 syphilis, 195 Air-driven ultracentrifuge, a new, 229 Arteriography of cerebral injuries, 529 BEHR, W.: Post-diphtherial paralyses, 139 AJo, C.: Pathogenic properties of diph- Arteriography, pulmonary, in the living, 175 BELL, F. G.: Ulcerative colitis, 395 theroid bacilli, 75 Arteriosclerosis, early diagnosis of, 235 BELL, H. O.: Diagnosis of whooping-cough, Alkalis, bile-acid, in streptococcal infections, Arthritic patients, allergic reactions in, 38 342 170 Arthritis, chronic, psychological factors in, BELOT, M. J.: Total teleradiotherapy, 30 AKERBLOM, V.: Intravenous anaesthesia with 70 BENACCHIO, L.: Action of adrenaline on eunarcon, 52 Arthritis of hip, Graber-Duvernay opera- blood gases, 497 ALBESCO, V. I.: Active immunization against tion for, 393 BENHAMOU, E.: Ouabain in cardiac affec- scarlet fever, 59 Arthritis treated with a streptococcal tions, 84 Alcohol injections for relief of pain, 106, 107 vaccine, 29 BENNETT, G. E.: Cysts of the semilunar Alcoholism, chronic, oral complications of, Arthritis treated with x rays, 309 cartilages, 327 384 Asbestos dust, exposure to, 21 BENTHIN, W.: Uterine myomata, 510 Alcoholization of intercostal nerves in tuber- Asbestosis, pulmonary, 518 Benzedrine sulphate in gastro-intestinal culosis, 347 Asthma, adrenaline in, 248, 399 spasm, 288 Alkaline therapy and iron utilization, 437 Asthma, intravenous reactions in, 1 BERARD, L.: Radiography of pharyngo- ALLEN, I. M.: Spinal symptoms with lymph- Asthma, juvenile, 403 layngeal tumours, 174 adenoma, 534 A.T. 10 in psoriasis pustulosa, 426. See BERENGER DE LA PAZ, A.: Spontaneous frac- Allergic reactions in arthritic patients, 38 also Ergosterol ture of tibia, 46 ALMKVIST, J.: Treatment of gonorrhoea, 86 Atmocausis uteri, 204 BERENS, C.: Irido-corneosclerectomy for AMEUILLE: Pulmonary arteriography in the Atropine in post-encephalitic Parkinsonism, glaucoma, 292-Crystal-violet agar re- living, 175 417 action of staphylococci, 414 Ammonium chloride in oedema, 373 Atropine treatment of high blood pressure, BERGER, W.: Chronic tuberculous poly- Amputation of a limb under local anaes- 68 arthritis, 141 thesia, 43 Auditory sensitivity, 312 BERNER, O.: Traumatic and cerebral Anaemia, hyprochromic, achlorhydria, and Autovaccine treatment of purulent otitis haemorrhages, 258 pregnancy, 250 media, 310 BERNISTEIN, A.: Graber-Duvernay opera- Anaemia, hypochromic, in pregnancy, pre- AXHAUSEN, G.: Early actinomycosis of the tion for arthritis of hip, 393 vention of, 93 jaw, 462 BESREDKA, A.: Local intestinal immuniza- Anaemia neonatorum, 246 AZEVEDO, F. de Carvalho: The safe period, tion, 514 Anaemia, pernicious, hog's stomach in, 303 224 BEST, H.: Acute nephritis, 526 Anaemia in pregnancy, 537 ,-toxin formation by staphylococci, 256 Anaesthesia, acid-base equilibrium in, 50 BIILMAN-N, G.: Primary cancer of the lungs, Anaesthesia, cyclopropane, 200 B 83 Anaesthesia, eunarcon, 199 Bile-acid alkalis in streptococcal infections, Anaesthesia, eunarcon, intravenously, 52, 508 BAASTRUP, C. I.: Radiology in coccygodynia, 170 Anaesthesia, evipan, in major surgery, 356 336 Bilirubin, blood, significance of, 76 Anaesthesia, evipan sodium, in obstetrics, BACCAL, S. F.: Cerebro-spinal fever, 499 Birth injuries, late effects of, 109 198 Bacillus Calmette-Guerin vaccination in BISCOE, J.: A new air-driven ultracentri- Anaesthesia, local, for amputation of a limb, Western Europe, 385 fuge, 229 43 Bacillus, diphtheroid, pathogenic properties BLANC, G.: Active immunization against Anaesthesia, pernocton, for induction, 355 of, 75 typhus, 85 Anaesthesia, spinal, controllable, 51 Bacillucs paratyphosus B cholecystitis, 37 BLANKENHORN, M. A.: Oral complications Anaesthesia, spinal, graduated, 201 Bacillus, typhoid, Y-receptor, biological of chronic alcoholism, 384 Anaesthesia, spinal, headache after, 507 characteristics of, 476 Bleeding, atmocausis uteri, 204 EPIT. 2 THE BRrrIsH 4 JULY-DEC., 1936 INDEX TO THE EPITOME MEDICAL JOURNAL

BLOMQVIST, I.: Tuberculosis in asylums, Cancer, blood serum lipoids in, 513 COLLINS, C. G.: X-ray applications to the 390 Cancer of cervix, irradiation of, 74 pituitary for menopausal complaints, 173 Blood bilirubin, significance of the, 76 Cancer of cervix, radium in, 473 Colon, polyposis, disseminated, of, 348 Blood, composition of, seasonal changes in Cancer, hypopharyngeal, treatment of, 335 Coma hypochloraemicum, 233 the, 19 Cancer of gall-bladder, primary, 193 Comatose patients, reflex synergias in, 69 Blood gases, action of adrenaline on, 497 Cancer, inoperable, life expectation in, 266 Complement-fixation reaction in variola, 363 Blood pressure, high, atropine treatment of, Cancer of lung, bronchography and broncho- Complement fixation in Weil's disease, 477 68 scopy in, 470 Conception: The safe period, 224 Blood pressure, high, idiopathic, prevention Cancer of the lungs, primary, 83 CONE, R. E.: Diverticulum of female of, 456 Cancer, Mendel6eff test for, 433 urethra, 495 Blood regeneration after haematemesis, 389 Cancer of oesophagus, 44, 45 Conjunctiva, lymphoma of the, 444 Blood replacement in intraperitoneal Cancer reaction, Klein's, 57, 415 CONSTANTINESCO, I.: Prognosis in general haemorrhage, 374 Cancer of the skin, soft x rays in, 424 paralysis of the insane, 378 Blood sedimentation rate, influence of vago- Cancer and tuberculosis, 255 CONSTANTINESCO, S.: Prognosis in general tropic and sympathicotropic drugs on, 321 Cancer of the uterus, 410 paralysis of the insane, 378 Blood sedimentation test and hyper- Cancer of vagina, primary, 114 Convulsions, ether, 509 nephromas, 56 Cancrum oris, 210 CO poisoning. See Carbon monoxide Blood sedimentation test, vagaries of, 183 CANTERO, A.: Use of pitressin, 487 Copper in commercial peptones, 413 Blood serum lipoids in cancer, 513 CANTRIL, S. T.: Single myeloma of bone, Coronary ligation, myocardial changes after, Blood studies in infancy, 404 265 452 Blood transfusion in meningococcal mening- Carbon monoxide poisoning and tobacco Corpus luteum hormone in the human itis, 197 smoke, 3 placenta, 91 Blue sclerotics. See Sclerotics Carcinoma. See Cancer CORRIGAN, J. C.: Prevention of hypo- BLUMER, G.: Pericarditis epistenocardiaca, Cardiac affections, ouabain in, 84 chromic anaemia in pregnancy, 93 263 CARLSON, F. G.: Diphtherial meningitis, 77 CORT, W. W.: Schistosomne dermatitis from BOAs, H.: Meinicke's new tuberculosis re- CAROSSINI, G.: Primary carcinoma of the bathing, 79 action, 344 vagina, 114 CORYLLOS, P. N.: Mechanics and biology of BOGORAs, N.: Plastic reconstruction of the CARRItRE, G.: Epidural lipiodol in sciatica, tuberculous cavities, 120 penis, 165 289 COSTA, A.: Histology of suprarenal cap- BOLLER, R.: Vitamin A in the urine, 301 CARSTENS, J. H. G.: Recovery from gono- sules, 300 BOLOGNESE, D.: Hypodermic injection of coccal meningitis, 40 COWDRY, E. V.: Effects of concentrated liver extracts, 66 CASINI, A.: Autochthonous urethral calculi, viosterol, 496 Bone tumours. See Tumours 5-Angioma of urethra, 396 CRAIG, W. S.: Meningitis in the newborn, BONNET, J. F.: Diagnosis of whooping- CASO, J. V.: Oxalaemia in pregnancy and 406 cough, 205 the puerperium, 36 CRAIGIE, J.: Complement-fixation reaction BONSDORFF, B. von: Granulocytopenia, 41 Cataract extraction, intracapsular, mydria- in variola, 363 BORTINI, E.: Treatment of the menopause, sis in, 295 CRILE, G.: Surgical treatment of hyperten- 16 Cataract operation, technique of, 447 sion, 368 BOUDgNES, G.: Radiography of pharyngo- Cavities, tuberculous, mechanics and bio- CRISTAU: Antityphoid inoculation, 149 laryngeal tumours, 174 logy of, 120 CROCKER, W. J.: Diagnosis of appendicitis, BOURG, R.: Biological test in ectopic preg- CEDERMARK, J.: Necrosis of the femoral 237 nancy, 448 head after pegging, 238 CROIZAT, P.: Villous tumours of the rectum, BOYLE, S. F.: Pathogenesis of glaucoma, CELLA. C.: Physiology of tubal musculature, 24 131 341 CRuz, A. F.: Parathyroid function and BRAHME, L.: Peptic ulcer of the jejunum, Centrifuge: A new air-driven ultracentrifuge, muscle chemistry, 259 465 229 Crystal-violet agar reaction of staphylo- Brain cortex calcification and haemangio- Cerebral complications of serum sickness, 533 cocci, 414 mata, 333 Cerebral contusion and commotion, 530 CUINOD, A.: New researches in trachoma, Brain trauma, pathology of, 535 Cerebral injuries, arteriography of, 529 293 BRAJTBORT, C. L.: Rheumatism and scar- Cerebro-spinal fever, 499 CULLER, A. M.: Ocular syphilis, 129 latinal endocarditis, 232 Cerebro-spinal meningitis. See Meningitis CUMMINGS, E. H. T.: Keloid following BRANCH, C. D.: Acute cholecystitis, 264 Cervical dilatation, mechanism of, 494 small-pox, 88 BRAULT, P.: Utero-placental apoplexy, 253 Cervical rib, familial incidence of, 369 CUNNINGHAM, D.: Injection treatment of Breast, plastic operations on the, 64 Cervix, precancerous conditions of the, 252 reducible hernia, 240 BROCARD, H.: Staphylococcal erysipeloid, CHANG, C.: Diabetes and phthisis, 387 CUNNINGHAM, J.: Infective mononucleosis, 184 CHAOUL, H.: X-ray therapy and radium 516 BROEK, J. C.: Recovery from gonococcal therapy, 488 CUTLER, M.: Single myeloma of bone, 265 meningitis, 40 CHAPMAN, G. H.: Crystal-violet agar re- Cyclopropane anaesthesia. See Anaesthesia BROGSITTER, A. M.: Prognosis of chronic action of staphylococci, 414 Cysts of Fallopian tube, axial rotation of, articular rheumatism, 158 CHAPUY, A.: Spasmodic pyloric stenosis in 34 Bromide content of the body, 453 chronic appendicitis, 146 Cysts of the semilunar cartilages, 327 Bromine in the body, 540 CHATAGNON, P. A. (and C. CHATAGNON): CZYZAK, J.: Congenital oedema of the Bronchitis, laryngo-tracheo, acute, 468 Bromide content of the body, 453 foetus, 94 Bronchography and bronchoscopy in carci- CHAUVIN: Malpighian epitheliomata of pros- noma of the lung, 470 tate, 143 D Bronchoscopy in haemoptysis, 313 CHERIDJIAN, Z.: Acetylcholine in ozaena, BROWN, T.: Bacteriology of puerperal in- 353 DA GRADI, A.: Artificial pneumothorax in fection, 18 Chloral intolerance, 272 pulmonary abscess, 466 BRUNET, W. M.: Non-specific urethritis, 520 Cholecystitis, acute, 264, 459 DAYNOW, I.: Vitamin C in herpes simplex BRUNNER, 0.: Vitamin A in the urine, 301 Cholecystitis, paratyphoid B, experimental, and zoster, 427 BRUUN, E.: Treatment of arthritis with a 37 DALLEMAGNE, M. J.: The acid-base equili- streptococcal vaccine, 29 Cholecystography after cholecystostomy, brium in anaesthesia, 50 BRYCE, Lucy M.: -toxin formation by 492 DANIELS, A. L.: Vitamin C requirements, staphylococci, 256 CHOPRA, R. N.: Indophenol-reducing sub- 434 BucH, H.: Periarthritis of the humerus, 438 stances in the urine, 541 DAMBRIN, L.: Amputation of a limb under Buerger's disease, arteriectomy in, 194 CHRISTENSEN, L. O.: Malacia ossis lunati, local anaesthesia, 43 BULL, P.: Operation for mediastinal 215 DAUBIN, M, J.: Treatment of essential facial tumours, 63 CHU, FU-TANG: Cancrum oris, 210 neuralgia, 221 BURGESS, A. M.: Infective mononucleosis, CHYDENIUS, J. J.: Radium in cancer of the DAVID, G. C.: Aneurysms of the hand, 439 516 cervix, 473 Death, foetal, lactation as a sign of, 153 BURGMANN, W.: Meinicke's serum reaction Circulatory failure, treatment of, 28 Death, sudden, and xanthomatosis, 326 in tuberculosis, 207 Circulatory fault in acrocyanosis, 4 DE GR6sz, Stephen: Diseases of the eye, BUSCHKE, F.: Single myeloma of bone, 265 CIULIN, V.: Active immunization against 491 scarlet fever, 59 DEJARDIN, L.: Arteriectomy in Buerger's Claudication, intermittent, 352 disease, 194 CLERENS, J.: Bronchography and broncho- DEL CHEF: Investigation by lipiodol in cases C scopv in carcinoma of the lung, 470 of spina bifida occulta, 397 Climacteric, adiposity of the, 450 Delirium tremens, 345 Caesarean section, lower segment, 407 Climacteric psychoses, frequency of, 72 Delivery, symphyseal rupture during, 35 Caesarean section, technique of, 475 CLINE, W. B.: Delirium tremens, 345 DEMOLE, M.: Addison's disease, 351 CAFFIER, P.: Transit of the human ovum, Coccvgodynia, radiology in, 336 Dental caries: Causes of, 418-Prevention of, 279 Cod-liver oil dressings in osteomyelitis, 285 498 Calcaemia and ozaena, 314 Cod-liver oil in external eye affections, 291 Dental decay and malnutrition, 304 Calcaemia in abnormal pregnancy, 382 COHEN-SOLAL, S.: Suppuration in the ilio- Dermatitis, schistosome, from bathing, 79 Calcium and potassium in hypertension, 135 psoas muscle, 287 Dermatoses, generalized, fever therapy for, Calculi, prenuptial, 47 Cold, the common, 302 126 Calculi, prostatic, 25 COLEBROOIC, L.: Prevention of puerperal DESCLIN, L.: Influence of folliculin on Calculi, urethral, autochthonous, 5 sepsis, 359 pituitary transplants, 116 Calculi, urinary, post-operative complica- COLEMAN, J. V.: Delirium tremens, 345 DESGREZ: Pulmonary arteriography in the tions of, 458 COLES, A. C.: Virus bodies in poradenitis living, 175 CAMINITI, S.: Experimental treatment of venerea. 478 DE SNoo, K.: Mechanism of cervical tetanus, 486 Colitis, ulcerative, 395 dilatation, 494 THE BRITIsH 5 JULY-DEC., 1936 INDEX TO THE EPITOME MEDICAL JOURNAL

DE TAKATS, G.: Papaverine in acute arterial Encephalomyelitis following German measles, Foetal death, lactation as a sign of, 153 occlusions, 49 99 Foetus, congenital oedema of, 94 Diabetes in children, 249 Endocarditis as a colnplication, 367 FOLEY, J. M.: Cholecystography after Diabetes mellitus, renal lesions in, 280 Endocarditis, scarlatinal, and rheumatism, cholecystostomy, 492 Diabetes and sea-sickness, 160 232 Folliculin, influence of on pituitary trans- Diabetes and tuberculosis, 387 Endocrine alterations after superior cervical plants, 116 Diabetic psychoses, 42 ganglionectomy, 136 Folliculin for inhibition of lactation, 539 Diathermy and ether lavage in gall-stone Endometritis, treatment of, 408 Folliculin treatment, 320 surgery, 239 Endoscopy, pleural, 460 FOMON, S.: Old unreduced nasal fractures, DIECKMANN, W. J.: Anaemia in pregnancy, ENGELSEN, H.: Manifestations of lead 311 537 poisoning, 98 , scalp, Willett's, 511 DIEHL, H. S.: Scarlet fever immunization Enuresis nocturna and spina bifida occulta, Formol toxoid in treatment of staphylo- during an epidemic, 10 234 coccal skin infection, 217 DIENST, C.: Therapeutic value of sugar, Enzytne, proteolytic, digestion of viruses, Foreign bodies in the oesophagus, non- 485 257 opaque, diagnosis of, 33 Diet in acne rosacea, 308 Epilepsy, idiopathic, antirabic vaccine in, FORNARI, G. B.: Vaccine therapy in in- Digitalis in paroxysmal tachycardia, 268 331 cipient mastoiditis, 172 Diphtheria, electrocardiography in, 416 Epilepsy, reflex, induced, 223 FORTUNESCO, C.: Prognosis in general Diphtheria immunization and Schick tests, Epilepsy, surgical treatment of, 532 paralysis of the insane, 378 346 Epithelial cell inclusion in trachoma, 130 FOSTER, P. D.: Variants of psoriasis, 275 Diphtheria among the immunized, 20 Epitheliomata, Malpighian, of prostate, 143 Fracture, spontaneous, of tibia, 46 Diphtherial hemiplegia, 162, 163 Ergometrine in obstetrics, 381 Fractures due to malignant disease, 124 Diphtherial meningitis, 77 Ergosterol derivative, A.T. 10, in psoriasis Fractures of neck of femur, 214-Un- Diphtheroid bacilli, pathogenic properties pustulosa, 426. See also A.T. united, 102 of, 75 Ergotamine tartrate in headache, 218, 523 Fractures of the jaw, 26 Diplococcus crassus septicaemia, 155 Erysipelas, prontosil in, 505 Fractures of the nose, complications of, 467 DIRECTOR, W.: Fever therapy for general- Erysipelas, specific treatment of, 65 Fractures of the nose, old unreduced, 311 ized dermatoses, 126 Erysipeloid, staphylococcal, 184 FREDERIKSEN, O.: Serum therapy of scarlet Disseminated sclerosis. See Sclerosis ,Ether convulsions. See Convulsions fever, 127 Diverticulum of female urethra, 495 Eunarcon anaesthesia. See Anaesthesia FREUDENTHAL, A.: Meinicke's new tubercu- DOMENECH, F.: Calcium and potassium in Europe, Western, B.C.G. vaccination in, losis reaction, 344 hypertension, 135 385 FREUND, Franz: Radiography and tuber- DORNICKX, C. J. G.: Complement fixation EVANS, R. D.: The circulatory fault in culosis mortality, 479 in Weil's disease, 477 acrocyanosis, 4 FRIBERG, S.: End-results of operations for DOUGLAS, E.: Sarcoma of the stomach, 502 EVERSON, G. J.: Vitamin C requirements, peptic ulcer, 167 Drug addiction, insulin therapy in, 241 434 FRIDERICHSEN, C.: Clinical test for vitamin Drugs, vagotropic and sympathicotropic, in- Evipan anaesthesia. See Anaesthesia A deficiency, 283 fluence of on blood sedimentation rate, 321 Exercises, effect of in the female, 203 FRUHINSHOLZ, A.: Retroplacental haemor- DUFKE, F.: Vaccine therapy of gonorrhoea, Eye affections, external, cod-liver oil in, rhage, 340 441 291 FUGE, K.: Eunarcon intravenous anaes- DUFOURMENTEL, L.: Complications of nasal Eye, blind glaucomatous, x-radiation of the, thesia, 508 fractures, 467 296 FULDE, W.: Treatment of acute mercury DUPONT, P.: Gonococcal pulmonary sup- Eye diseases, 491 poisoning, 105 puration, 159 FUrTH, H.: Short menstrual cycles and DURAND, E.: Gastro-duodenal haemorrhage, pregnancy, 297 104 Dye workers, aniline, hygiene of, 60 Dynamic speed of vision test, 446 F Dysentery, Shiga, irradiated vaccines of, 182 G Dysmenorrhoea, sympathectomy in, 319 FALLIS, L. S.: Inguinal hernia, 461 Fallopian tube, actinomycosis of, 117 Dystocia from tetany, 360 Fallopian tube musculature, physiology of, GADE, Hermann G.: Controllable spinal Dystrophy, muscular, progressive, 148 341 anaesthesia, 51-Graduated spinal anaes- FAN, CHUAN: Cancrum oris, 210 thesia, 201 FiYKISS, Franz v.: Evipan in major sur- Gall-stone surgery, diathermy and ether gery, 356 lavage in, 239 Female, effect of exercises in the, 203 Gall-stone- and pellagra, 157 E Femur, fractures of. See Fractures GAMPER, A.: Cerebral contusion and com- Femur, necrosis of the head of after motion, 530 Ear: .Middle-ear disease, 489 pegging, 238 Ganglionectomy, superior cervical, endo- Ear, pain in, overlooked causes of, 14 FERNANDEZ, A. L.: Spontaneous fracture of crine alterations after, 136 EARNSHAW, P. A.: Dental decay and mal- tibia, 46 Ganglioneuroma, retroperitoneal pelvic, 179 nutrition, 304 FERREE, C.: Dynamic speed of vision test, Gangrene, gas, post-abortal and puerperal, EBBEHOJ, E.: Soft x rays in skin cancer, 446 73 424 Fever, cerebro-spinal, respiratory complica- Gangrene, moist, treatment of, 270 EBBEH6J, K.: Prognosis in lymphogranulo- tions in, 161 Gangrene of the skin, post-operative pro- matosis, 2 Fever, enteric, 189, 190, 191 gressive, 7 ECKEL, J. L.: Pathology of brain trauma, Fever, enteric, complicated by suppurative GARDNER, L. U.: Diagnosis of silicosis, 435 535 orchitis, 140 Gas gangrene. See Gangrene Eczema, pathogenesis of, 156 Fever, glandular, serological diagnosis of, Gastric ulcer. See Ulcer EDSTRRmI, G.: Rheumatism and housing, 362 Gastro-jejunostomy, posterior, complications 480 Fever, scarlet, hemiplegia in, 212 of, 463 EDWARDS, A. Tudor: Carcinoma of oeso- Fever, scarlet, active immunization against, GATTg: Utero-placental apoplexy, 254 phagus, 45 59 GELLHORN, G.: Argyria uteri, 17 EHRHARDT, C.: Corpus luteum hormone in Fever, scarlet, immunization during an GENDREAU, J.-E.: Treatment of endo- the human placenta, 91 epidemic, 10 metritis, 408 ELDAHL, A.: Vagaries of the sedimentation Fever, scarlet, serum therapy of, 127 General paralysis. See Paralysis test, 183 Fever therapy for generalized dermatoses, GEORGESCU, I. D.: Physiology of the tubal Electrocution followed by Parkinsonism, 126 musculature, 341 377 Fever treatment of gonorrhoea, 464 GERLINGS, P. G.: Bronchoscopy in haemop- ELDEN, C. A.: Progesterone in treatment, Fever, typhus, active immunization against, tysis, 313 338 85 German measles followed by encephalomye- Electrocardiography in diphtheria, 416 Fever, undulant, 185 litis, 99 Electrotherapy in neuralgia and neuritis, Fever, yellow, attempted immunization Germany: Poliomyelitis in, 366 290 against with killed virus, 228 Gestation. See also Pregnancy ELIAS, S.: Transient hemiplegia in heart Fibrosis, retinal, massive, in children, 443 GILLESPIE, Marjorie: Epidemic of Kaposi's disease, 284 FILSKOV, A.: Frequency of climacteric disease, 274 ELLIOT, A. H.: The circulatory fault in psychoses, 72 Glaucoma, irido-corneosclerectomy for, 292 acrocyanosis, 4 FINDLAY, G. M.: Attempted immunization Glaucoma, pathogenesis of, 131 ELSBERG, C. A.: Olfactory tests, 376 against yellow fever with killed virus, 228 Glaucoinatous eye, the blind, x-radiation Embolectomy, late results of, 192 FINLAISON, F. H.: Tuberculosis of the of, 296 Embolism, post-operative, prophylaxis of, cervix uteri, 178 GLENN, F.: Sarcoma of the stomach, 502 525 FINSTERER, Hans: Splanchnic anaesthesia, Globulin, immune, in measles, 171 EMILE-WEIL, P.: Splenomegaly diagnosed 354 GOFF, C. W.: Relief of pain by alcohol in- by splenic puncture, 125 FISCHER, E.: Hyperemesis gravidarum, 449 jections, 106 Empyema thoracis, 332 FSSCITERIWASELS, H.: Corpus luteum hor- GOLD, A. E.: Diagnosis of whooping-cough, Encephalitis, epidemic, chronic, 528 mone in the human placenta, 91 342 Encephalitis: Parkinsonism following FLANDIN: Chloral intolerance, 272 Gold treatment of polyarthritis, 519 electrocution, 377 FLEISCHNER, F.: Horizontal linear shadow Gonococcal meningitis. See Meningitis Encephalitis: Post-encephalitic changes in at the lung base, 176 Gonococcal pulmonary suppuration, 159 children, 222 Fluid restriction in pregnancy toxaemia, Gonococcal pyelonephritis, 236 Encephalitis: Post-encephalitic Parkinson- 431 Gonorrhoea complications treated with sul- ism. atropine in. 417 Fluor poisoning, 454 phur. 67 THE BRm 6 JULY-DEC., 1936 INDEX TO THE EPITOME MEDICAL JOURNAL

Gonorrhoea and extrauterine pregnancy, 202 Heminephrectomy and kidney repair, 82 Intracranial haemorrhage. See Haemor- Gonorrhoea, fever treatment of, 464 Hemiplegia, diphtherial, 162, 163 rhage Gonorrhoea, treatment of, 86 Hemiplegia in scarlet fever, 212 Iodine in treatment of lead poisoning, 48 Gonorrhoea, vaccine therapy of, 441 Hemiplegia, transient, in heart disease, 284 Irido-corneosclerectomy for glaucoma, 292 Gonorrhoeal inflammation of flexor tendons, HENNEQUIN, P. Collin L.: Endocrine altera- Iron utilization and alkaline therapy, 437 286 tions after superior cervical ganglion- Irradiation of cervical cancer, 74 GOOD, F. L.: Menorrhagia and metror- ectomy, 136 Irradiation for benign uterine haemorrhage, rhagia, 538 HENNINGSEN, Otto: Inoperable prostatic 430 GOODALL, A.: Vitamins in disseminated enlargement, 501 Irritants, action of on the trigeminal nerve, sclerosis, 128 Hepatitis, epidemic, 324 12 GOODALL, J. R.: Pregnancy, hyprochromic Hepato-splenography, late results of, 490 IRVING, F. C.: Neo-natal intracranial anaemia, and achlorhydria, 250 Hernia, inguinal, 166, 461 haemorrhage, 15-Placenta praevia, 225 GOTTLIEB, R.: Pregnancy, hypochromic Hernia, reducible, injection treatment of, ISCH-WALL, P.: Splenomegaly diagnosed by anaemia, and achlorhydria, 250 240 splenic puncture, 125 Graber-Duvernay operation for arthritis of Hernia, ventral, prevention and treatment hip, 393 of, 145 GRAESER, J. B.: Adrenaline in asthma, 248 Herpes simplex, vitamin C in, 427 -Inhalation of adrenaline, 399 Herpes zoster, 87-And mental disease, 71- GRAM, C. N. J.: Hog's stomach in per- Vitamin C in, 427 J nicious anaemia, 303 Herpetic meningitis, 325 GRAM, H. C.: Intracutaneous reactions in HERSCOVICI, S.: Hygiene of aniline dye JACKSON, Chevalier (and C. L. JACKSON): asthma, 1-Arterial hypertension, 365 workers, 60 Acute laryngo-tracheo-bronchitis, 468 GRANT, K.: Anaemia in pregnancy, 537 Hexylresorcin treatment of threadworms, JACKSON, D. E. (and H. L. JACKSON): Granulocytopenia, 41 169 Angina pectoris, 455 GRAY, L. A.: Poradenitis venerea, 133 HILGERMANN, R.: Bile-acid alkalis in JAGIc, N.: Strophanthin treatment, 506 GRAY, P. A.: Insoluble insulin compounds, streptococcal infections, 170 JARRICOT, J.: Hypodermic oxyethero- 421 HILL, A. M.: Post-abortal and puerperal therapy, 524 GRAULICH, R.: Diagnosis of peptic ulcer, gas gangrene, 73 Jaundice, haemolytic, splenectomy in, 168 349 HINAULT: Pulmonary arteriography in the Jaundice, institutional, epidemic, 230 GRECO, G.: Parathyroidectomy in verte- living, 175 JEANNEST: Anti-typhoid inoculation, 149 bral ankylosis, 392 HINCKLEY, R. G.: Scarlet fever immuniza- Jejunum, peptic ulcer of the, 465 GREENE: Treatment of neuralgias, 372 tion during an epidemic, 10 JEMINA, R.: Diphtherial hemiplegia, 162 GREGOIRE, C.: Influence of folliculin on HINDMARSH, J.: Late results of embolec- JENKINS, R. L.: Chronic epidemic enceph- pituitary transplants, 116 tomy, 192 alitis, 528 GRIZAUD, H.: Paget's disease, 329 HOCHrnAN, S.: Lymphoma of the conjunc- JENKINSON, E. L.: Cholecytography after GUERRERO, F. S.: Typhoid fever, 191 tiva, 444 cholecystostomy, 492 GULDBERG, G.: Treatment of gonorrhoea Hodgkin's disease, 118, 119 JENSEN, G.: Ratin infection, 517 complications with sulphur, 67 Hog's stomach in pernicious anaemia, 303 JENSEN, D. R.: Pelvic abscess, 361 GYLLENSWARD, C.: Immunity conferred by HOLM, H.: Treatment of penetrating knee JERSILD, M.: Early serology of syphilis, 364 vaccination, 39 wounds, 245 JERSILD, T.: Melaena and exploratory HOLMGREN, I.: Changing diagnosis of peptic 503 522 laparotomy, ulcer, JERVELL, O.: Nycturia, 61 HOLSTI, O.: A rheumatism survey, 436 JOHNSON, C. A.: Treatment of surgical H HOLTEN, C.: Splenectomy in haemolytic shock, 242 jaundice, 168 JOOST, V.: Uniformity of lightning lesions, HABERLAND, H. F. 0.: Eugenic steriliza- HOLTERMANN, C.: Extraction of placenta 481 tion, 391 before foetus, 318 A. in Weil's dis- Haemangiomata and brain cortex calcifica- HOLTZ, F.: Sequels of febrile abortions, 54 JOOSTEN, J.: Polyneuritis tion, 333 HOLZMANN, E.: Poliomyelitis in Germany, ease, 138 after, JUTRAS, A.: Treatment of endometritis, Haematemesis, blood regeneration 366 408-Use of pitressin, 487 389 Hormone, corpus luteum, in the human Haematoma, subdural, aetiology of, 375 placenta, 91 JUUL, J.: Treatment of hypopharyngeal Haemolytic jaundice. See Jaundice Hormone, follicular, in pruritus vulvae, 358 cancer, 335 Haemoptysis, bronchoscopy in, 313 Hormones, ovarian, and breast tumours, 164 Haemoptysis, non-tuberculous, 22 Hormones, urinary, and the reticulo-endo- Haemorrhage, atmocausis uteri, 2P4 thelial system, 137 K Haemorrhage, gastro-duodenal, 104 HORSTER, H.: Klein's cancer reaction, 57 Haemorrhage, intracranial, neo-natal, 15 HORTOPAN, D.: Active immunization against Haemorrhage, intracranial, in spontaneous scarlet fever, 59 KALK, H.: Meinicke's serum reaction in labour, 251 tuberculosis, 207 HOST, H. F.: Diabetes and sea-sickness, KANE, H. F.: Progesterone in treatment, 339 Haemorrhage, intraperitoneal, blood re- 160 chloride in placement in, 374 Housing and rheumatism, 480 KANFOR, T. C.: Ammonium post-partum, 154 oedema, 373 Haemorrhage, HOYNE, A. L.: Meningococcus meningitis, 274 Haemorrhage, retroplacental, 340 422 Kaposi's disease, epidemic of, Haemorrhage, uterine, benign, irradiation KAPPIS, Max: Splanchnic anaesthesia, 354 HsIEH, C. K.: Diabetes and phthisis, 387 S.: Exudative 211 for, 430 Humerus, periarthritis of, 438 KARLSON,. pleurisy, Haemorrhages, cerebral, traumatic and toxic, KARATCHOW, P. N.: Action of irritants on HfYNERMANN, T.: Overlooked causes of pain the trigeminal nerve, 12 258 in the ear, 14 asthma, 403 KARTACHOFF, P. N.: Therapeutic nerve- HAIBE, A.: Juvenile HUSSEY, H. H.: Late results of hepato- 472. HAJEK, 0.: Blood replacement in intra- splenography, 490 block, peritoneal 374 KAUDERS, O.: Progress and treatment of haemorrhage, HUSTINX: Congenital dislocation of patella, neurosyphilis, 388 HAMPF, C.: Seasonal changes in the com- 504 of 19 KAYNE, G. G.: B.C.G. vaccination in position the blood, HUSTED, E.: Primary cancer of the lungs, 385 HAMPTON, A. 0.: Middle lobe of right lung, Western Europe, 337 83 KELLOGG, F.: Alkaline therapy and iron HVAL, E.: Paget's disease, 103 utlization, 437 Hand, aneurysms of the, 439 Hypercholesterolaemia of pregnancy, 95 HANGARTER: Epidemic appendicitis, 521 Keloid following small-pox, 88 Hypercholesterolaemia and vitamin A, 281 KEPPEL, C.: Electrocardiography in diph- HANNAH, J. A.: Aetiology of subdural Hyperemesis gravidarum, 449 haematoma, 375 theria, 416 Hypernephromas and the sedimentation KERSTEN, H.: Irradiated Shiga dysentery HANNE. W. H.: X-ray treatment of early test, 56 puerperal mastitis, 92 vaccines, 182 Hyperparathyroidism and blue sclerotics, KESSLER, R.: Larostidin in peptic ulcer, HANSSEN, P.: Addison's disease, 401 386 HARBITZ, F.: Xanthomatosis and sudden 400 Hypertension, arterial, 365 Kidney repair and heminephrectomy, 82 death, 326 Hypertension, calcium and potassium in, HARILD, S.: Pellagra and gall-stones, 157 KILBURN, I. N.: Tuberculosis of the urethra, 135 307 HARROP, G. A.: Suprarenal cortex and body Hypertension, surgical treatment of, 368 water, 512 KILLIAN, H.: Cyclopropane anaesthesia, 200 Hypochromic anaemia. See Anaemia KING, D. S.: Middle lobe of right lung, 337 HASELHORST, G.: Transit of the human KING, E. S. J.: Carcinoma of oesophagus, ovum, 278 44 HASSELBAcH, F.: Vitamin C insufficiency KIRK, E. J.: Renal lesions in diabetes and tuberculosis, 243 mellitus, 280 HAUcH, E.: Ergometrine in obstetrics, 381 KLAPP, R.: Klein's cancer reaction, 415 Head injuries, late effects of, 419 Ileitis erminalis, 484 KLEIN, E.: Prontosil in infections of child- Headache after spinal anaesthesia, 507 Ilio-psoas muscle, suppuration in, 287 hood, 216 Headache, ergotamine tartrate in, 218, 523 Immunity conferred by vaccination, 89 Klein's cancer reaction, 57, 415 Headache, post-traumatic, 379 Infectious disease, acute, appendicitis ln, KNAPPER, C.: Ileitis terminalis, 484 Heart disease, hemiplegia, transient, in, 284 188 Knee-joint, tuberculosis of, 144 Heart disease, organic, diagnosis of, 100 Indophenol-reducing substances in urine, 541 Knee wounds, penetrating, treatment of, 245 HEES, E.: Trichomonas vaginalis, 474 Insulin compounds, insoluble, 421 KNUDTZON. T. G.: Gonorrhoeal inflamma- HEI.TBROEK, N. I.: Spontaneous pneumo- Insulin in schizophrenia, 531 tion of flexor tendons, 286 thorax in the newborn, 134 Insulin therapy in drug addiction, 241 KOCH, W.: Aetiology of prostatic hyper- HEmIN, Leo: Disseminated sclerosis, 536 Intestinal immunization, local, 514 trophy, 412 THE BRrruH 7 JULY-DEC., 1936 INDEX TO THE EPITOME MEICA.L JOURNAL

KOENIG, H.: Leiomyoma of the prostate, LINDEMANN, WV.: Abscess of Skene's glands, MATYAS, AI.: Prevention and treatment of 370 429 ventral hernia, 145 KOERNER, J.: Pregnancy pyelitis, 115 LINFORD, H. M.: Vitamins A and D in MAY, G. Elliott: Fluid restriction in preg- KOLBOW, H.: Mastitis neonatorum, 298 measles, 269 nancy toxaemia, 431 KONIG, G.: Rubella in adults, 187 Lipiodol, epidural, in sciatica, 289 MAYER, C.: Surgical treatment of arterial KONIGSTEIN, H.: Nerve mechanism in Lipiodol, investigation by in cases of obliterations of the lower limbs, 123 pruritus, 273 spina bifida occutlta, 397 MAvYNEFORD, W. V.: Measurements of low- KoSKOFF, Y. D.: Encephalomyelitis follow- Lipoidosis cutis et mucosae, 89 voltage rays, 32 ing German measles, 99 Lipoids, blood serum, in cancer, 513 MAYO, C. W.: Disseminated polyposis of KOTLAREWSKI, J.: Endocarditis as a com- LISBONNE, M.: Bactericidal action of mer- colon, 348 plication, 367 cury, 8 MAYOR, J. M.: Inhibition of lactation by KOWARSCHIK, J.: Electrotherapy in neur- LIST, C. F.: Reflex synergias in comatose folliculin, 539 algia and neuritis, 290 patients, 69 Measles, immune globulin in, 171 KRAATZ, H.: Atmocausis uteri, 204 Liver extracts, hypodermic injection of, 66 Measles, vitamins A and D in, 269 KRACKE, R. R.: Hypercholesterolaemia of Liver therapy for combined sclerosis, 244 MEESMANN, A.: Detachment of the retina, pregnancy, 95 LJUNGSTROM, C. E.: Hypernephromas and 294 KRAL, A.: Diphtherial hemiplegia, 163 the sedimentation test, 56 Meinicke's serum reaction in tuberculosis, Kraurosis of the vaginal vault, 409 LOEPP, W.: Middle-ear diseases, 489 207 KREIBIG, W.: X-radiation of the blind LOHR, W.: Cod-liver oil dressings in osteo- Meinicke's new tuberculosis reaction, 344 glaucomatous eye, 296 myelitis, 285-Arteriography of cerebral MEININGER, W. M.: Sodium thiosulphate in KREIGER, H.: Short menstrual cycles and injuries, 529 scabies, 423 pregnancy, 297 LORETI, M.: Typhoid fever, 190 Melaena and exploratory laparotomy, 503 KRESS, Phyllis: Pernocton for induction, LowSLEY, 0. S.: Heminephrectomy and MELDoLEsI, G.: Progressive muscular dys- 355 kidney repair, 82 trophy, 148 KREUGER, F. J.: Hodgkin's disease, 118 Low-voltage rays. See Rays MELTZER, H.: Salt loss in pyloric stenosis, IKUHLMANN, H.: Rapid diagnosis of udder LuccHESE, G.: Experimental paratyphoid B 330 tuberculosis, 186 cholecystitis, 37 Meningitis, cerebro-spinal, epidemic, 206 KULCHAR, G. V.: Sodium thiosulphate in LUDEWIG, P.: Chronic tuberculous poly- Meningitis, diphtherial, 77 scabies, 423 arthritis, 141 Meningitis, gonococcal, recovery from, 40 Lung base, horizontal linear shadow at the, Meningitis, herpetic, 325 176 Meningitis, meningococcal, blood transfusion Lung, right, middle lobe of, 337 in, 197 L Lung, total removal of, 440 Meningitis, meningococcus, 422 LURIE, M. H.: Auditory sensitivity, 312 Meningitis in the newborn, 406 LABHARDT, A.: Kraurosis of the vaginal Lymphadenoma, spinal symptoms with, 534 Meningitis, streptococcal, in infancy, 405 vault, 409 Lymphogranulomatosis, prognosis in, 2 Meningit is in Weil's disease, 260 LABIGNETTE, P.: Calcaemia in abnormal Lymphoma of the conjunctiva, 444 Mendeleeff test for cancer, 433 pregnancy, 382 MENNA, F.: Treatment of vulvo-vaginitis, Labour, paraldehyde analgesia in, 357 112-Plasma chlorides in tuberculosis, 299 Labour, spontaneous, intracranial haemor- Menopausal complaints, x-ray applications rhage in, 251 to the pituitary for, 173 LACHMANN, E.: Brain cortex calcification M Menopause, treatment of the, 16 and haemangiomata, 333 Menorrhagia and metrorrhagia, 538 Lactation as a sign of foetal death, 153 McALPIN, K.. R.: Acute infectious mono- MENSING, K.: Eunarcon anaesthesia, 199 Lactation, inhibtion of, by folliculin, 53,9 nucleosis, 208 Menstrual cycles, short, and pregnancy, 297 LADIN, L. J.: Clinical signs of early preg- MACCIOTTA, G.: Respiratory complications Mental disease and herpes zoster, 71 nancy, 53 of cerebro-spinal fever, 161 Mental retardment, infantile, 110 LAFFARGUE, P.: Precancerous conditions of McCoy, C. C.: Pulmonary radiography, 31 MENVILLE, L. J.: X-ray applications to the the cervix, 252 MCCURDY, Robert A.: Paraldehyde anal- pituitary for menopausal complaints, 173 LAFFONT, A.: Precancerous conditions of gesia in labour, 357 MERCER, J. O.: Spinal symptoms with the cervix, 252 McGAvRAN, E. G.: Immune globulin in lymphadenoma, 534 LAMI, L.: Histology of syphilitic myo- measles, 171 Mercury, bactericidal action of, 8 carditis 55 MACKAY, H. M. M.: Vitamins A and D in , acute, treatment of, 105 LANARI, A.: Intra-arterial acetylcholine, 231 measles, 269 MERRILL, M. H.: Proteolytic enzyme diges- LANGE, F.: Undulant fever, 185 MACKEE, G. M.: Variants of psoriasis, 275 tion of viruses, 257 LANGFELDT, G.: Insulin in schizophrenia, MACKENZIE, R. D.: Attempted immuniza- MERRITT, E. H.: Encephalomyelitis follow- 531 tion against yellow fever with killed virus, ing German measles, 99 LANTIN, P. T.: Typhoid fever, 191 228 MERRITT, H. H.: Nervous system in Laparotomy, exploratory, and melaena, 503 MCLACHLAN, A. D.: Epidemic of Kaposi's trichiniasis, 220 Larocain in acute gastric ulcer, 108 disease, 274 Metritis, post-menopausal hyperplastic, 180 Larostidin in peptic ulcer, 400 MACLEOD, T. M. H.: Keloid following small- Metrorrhagia and menorrhagia, 538 Laryngeal cicatricial stenosis, treatment of, pox, 88-Pathogenesis of eczema, 156 Metrorrhagia, treatment of, 493 MCMiILLAN, W.: Injection treatment of re- METTIER, S. T.: Alkaline therapy and iron LAZZARO, G.: Digitalis in paroxysmal ducible hernia, 240 utilization, 437 tachycardia, 268 MCMURRAY, T. P.: IJnunited fractures of MEULENGRACHT, E.: Osteomalacia of the Lead poisoning, manifestations of, 98 the neck of the femur, 102 Lead poisoning treated with iodine, 48 McNALTY, W. J.: Tinnitus, 152 spine, 500 LEBLANC, T. J.: The common cold, 302 MCPHEETERS, S. B.: Exposure to asbestos MEYER, A. Rothe: Osteomalacia of the Lecithin action in tuberculosis, 97 dust, 21 spine, 500 LECLERc, F. P.: Post-menopausal hyper- MACSWEEN, J. C.: Copper in commercial MEYER, 0. O.: Hodgkin's disease, 118- plastic metritis, 180 peptones, 413 Treatment of moist gangrene, 270 LEE, E. Stanley: Carcinoma of oeso- MAGNUs, G.: Fractures of the femoral neck, MEYERDING, H. W.: X-ray therapy of bone phagus, 45 214 tumours, 371 LEHMANN, J. C.: Osteochondritis, 27 MAGNUS, J. A.: Correction of ptosis, 445 MICKLE, F. L.: Serological diagnosis of LEICHER, H.: Paranasal disease in children, MAISLER, S.: Pathogenesis of glaucoma, 131 glandular fever, 362 13 Malacia ossis lunati, 215 Middle-ear. See Ear Leiomyoma of the prostate, 370 Malarial polyarthritis, acute, 101 Migraine, ergotamine tartrate in, 218, 523 LEMOINE: Pulmonary arteriography in the Malignant disease, fractures due to, 124 MIKULIcz-RADEcKI, F. v.: Utero-ovarian living, 175 MALLET-GUY, P.: Villous tumours of the apposition for sterility, 227-Transit of LENNOX, W. G.: Ergotamine tartrate in rectum, 24 the human ovum, 277-Treatment of headache, 218 MALMROS, R.: Atropine in post-encephalitic sterility other than tubal, 380 LEQUIME, J.: Sequels of myocardial infarc- Parkinsonism, 417 MILTNER, L.: Tuberculosis of the knee- tion, 23 Malnutrition and dental decay, 304 joint, 144 LESIEUR, J. C. R.: Treatment of staphylo- Malpighian epitheliomata of prostate, 143 MISGELD, F. J.: Routine radiological exam- coccal skin infections by formol toxoid, MANCINI, D.: Gonorrhoea and extrauterine inations for tuberculosis, 177 217 pregnancy, 202 MISTAL, M. O.: Pleural endoscopy, 460 LESNICK, G.: Oxygen analysis of oxygen MARANfs, F.: Calcaemia and ozaena, 314 MITMAN, M.: Vitamins A and D in measles, tents, 383 MARA6i6N, G.: Adiposity of the climacteric, 269 Leucoplakia, aetiology of, 90 450 MIYAGAWA, Y.: Poradenitis venerea virus, LEVIN, W.: Fractures of the jaw, 26 MARCANDIER: Antityphoid inoculation, 149 322 LEVINE, S.: Hodgkin's disease, 119 MARIN, A.: Radium therapy in angioma MOEN, J. K.: Tuberculin sensitivity of tissue LEVIsON, P.: Acute and chronic poly- planus, 271 cultures, 451 myositis, 121 MARION: Post-operative complications of MOLLER-CHRISTENSEN, E.: Ergometrine in LEWIS, Dean: Breast tumours and ovarian urinary calculi, 458 obstetrics, 381 hormones, 164 MARTIN, F.: Larostidin in peptic ulcer, MOLTKE, O.: X-ray treatment of arthritis, Lichen ruber planus, 425 400 309 LIEDBrERG, N.: Post-operative progressive Mastitis neonatorum, 298 Mononucleosis, acute infectious, 208, 209, gangrene of the skin, 7 Mastitis, puerperal, early x-ray treatment 516 Life expectation in inoperable cancer, 266 of, 92 MONRAD: Percutaneous tuberculin tests Lightning lesions, uniformity of, 481 Mastoiditis, incipient, vaccine therapy in, under plaster, 457 LIN, P.: Tobacco smoke and CO poison- 172 MONTPELLIER, J.: Precancerous conditions ing, 3 MATTI, H.: Matti's pseudarthrosis opera- of the cervix, 252 LINDBERG, B. J.: Diabetic psychoses, 42 tion, 328 MOORE: Study of abortion. 317 TiHE BRITISH 8 JULY-DEC., 1936 I INDEX TO THE EPITOME MEDICAL JOURNAL

MOORE, Helen N.: Irradiated Shiga dys- Oesophageal foreign bodies, non-opaque, Peritonitis, streptococcal, acute, 350 entery vaccines, 182 diagn sis of, 33 Peritonsillar abscess. See Abscess MOORE, S.: Diagnosis of non-opaque oeso- OGATO, Norio: Rickettsia in neurosyphilis, Peritonsillitis, septic complications of, 151 phageal foreign bodies, 33 527 PERLES, S.: Splenomegaly diagnosed by MOORE, S. Foster: Paraldehyde analgesia Oil, cod-liver, dressings of in osteomyelitis, splenic puncture, 125 in labour, 357 285 Pernocton for induction, 355 MORALES, J. M. L.: Calcium and potassium Oil, cod-liver, for external eye affections, PETIT, J. L.: Investigation by lipiodol in in hypertension, 135 291 cases of spina bifida occulta, 397 MOREIRAS, C. P.: Parathyroid function and Ointments in diseases of the skin, 147 PETIT-LABAUVE, A.: Diplococcus crassus muscle chemistry, 259 OKAMOTO, T.: Q.R.Z. test in children, septicaemia, 155 MORGAN, H. W.: Diphtherial meningitis, 77 402 PETROFF: Retroplacental haemorrhage, 340 MORICARD, R.: Folliculir, treatment, 320 OKINAKA, S.: Atropine treatment of high Petrositis, 315 MORVILLE, P.: Treatment of osteomyelitis, blood pressure, 68 Pertussis. See Whooping-cough 62 Olfactory tests, 376 PFAU, C. L.: Institutional epidemic jaun- MOSINGER: Malpighian epitheliomata of OLSEN, R.: Late effects of head injuries, 419 dice, 230 prostate, 143 O'MEARA. R. A. Q.: Copper in commercial PHANEUF, L. E.: Lower segment Caesarean MOTZFELDT, K.: Treatment of lead poison- peptones, 413 section, 407 ing with iodine, 48 Oral complications of chronic alcoholism, Physical therapy in syphilis, 195 MUENDE, I.: Pathogenesis of eczema, 156 384 Physiological processes during work, central MULZER, P.: Ointments in diseases of the Orchitis, suppurative, complicating typhoid influences on, 219 skin, 147 fever, 140 PICKELs, E. G.: A new air-driven ultra- M\1LLER-MEERNACH, R.: Prophylaxis of post- Osteochondritis, 27 centrifuge, 229 operative thrombosis and embolism, 525 Osteochondromatosis, articular, 394 PIERSON: Treatment of neuralgias, 372 MURAKAMI, S.: Atropine treatment of high Osteomalacia of the spine, 500 PIKER, P.: Insulin therapy in drug addic- blood pressure, 68 Osteomyelitis, cod-liver oil dressings in, tion, 241 Muscle chemistry and parathyroid function, 285 PINTO, J. L.: Immunity conferred by vac- 259 Osteomyelitis, treatment of, 62 cination, 39 Muscle, ilio-psoas, suppuration in the, 287 O'SULLIVAN, M. E.: Ergotamine tartrate in Pitressin, use of, 487 Muscular dystrophy. See Dystrophy migraine, 523 Pituitary transplants, influence of folliculin Mydriasis in intracapsular cataract extrac- OTELL, L. S.: Late results of hepato-spleno- on, 116 tion, 295 Pituitary, x-ray applications to for meno- Myeloma of bone, single, 265 graphy, 490 pausal complaints, 173 Otitis media, purulent, autovaccine treat- 318 MYERSON, A.: Benzedrine sulphate in ment of, 310 Placenta, extraction of before foetus, gastro-intestinal spasm, 288 in Placenta, hunlan, corpus luteum hormone Myocardial changes after coronary ligation, Oto-rhino-laryngological changes preg- in the, 91 nancy, 150 Placenta praevia, 225, 226 452 Otorrhoea, chronic, x-ray treatment in, 316 Myocardial infarction, sequels of, 23 Ouabain in cardiac affections, 84 Plasma chlorides in tuberculosis, 299 Myocarditis, syphilitic, histology of, 55 279 Pleural endoscopy, 460 Ovum, human, transit of the, 277, 278, 211 MIyomata of uterus, 510 Oxalaemia in pregnancy and the puer- Pleurisy, exudative, perium, 36 Pleurodynia, epidemic, 58 Oxyetherotherapy, hypodermic, 524 Pneumococci, rapid typing of, 96 Pneumonia in infants and children, Ill Oxygen analysis of oxygen tents, 383 Pneumonia, post-operative, quinine-calcium Oxygen tents, oxygen analysis of, 383 N Ozaena, acetylcholine in, 353 in, 442 314 Pneumothorax, artificial, in pulmonary Nasal fractures, old unreduced, 311 Ozaena anid calcaemia, abscess, 466 NASTA, T.: Treatment of laryngeal cica- Pneumothorax, spontaneous, in the new- tricial stenosis, 11 born, 134 NATAF, R.: New researches in trachoma, 293 Poisoning, carbon monoxide, and tobacco NEMIR, Rosa L.: Rapid typing of pneumo- P smoke, 3 cocci, 96-Pneumonia in infants and Poisoning, fluor, 454 children, 111 Paget's disease, 103, 329 Poisoning, lead, manifestations of, 98 NEMTZOVA, 0. Z.: Central influences on PAILLAS, J.: Cerebral complications of serum Poisoning, lead, iodine treatment of, 48 physiological processes during work, 219 Poisoning, mercury, acute, treatment of, 105 Neoplasms, tracheo-bronchial, 282 sickness, 532 Poisoning, silver, chronic, 17 Pain in ear, overlooked causes of, 14 Nephritis, acute, 526 107 Poisoning, tuberculin, 515 Nerve-block, therapeutic, 472 Pain relieved by alcohol injections, 106, treatment of, 519 PALL, G. vj: Willett's scalp forceps, 511 Polyarthritis, gold Nerve mechanism in pruritus, 273 Polyarthritis, malarial, acute, 101 trigeminal, action of irritants on, 12 PALTRINIERI, M.: External popliteal paresis Nerve, in sciatica, 305 Polvarthritis, tuberculous, chronic, 141 Nerves, intercostal, alcoholization of in Poliomyelitis in Germany, 366 347 Papaverine in acute arterial occlusions, 49 tuberculosis, PAPIKOFF, N. B.: Axial rotation of Fal- Polymyositis, acute and chronic, 121 Nervous system, central influences of on Polyneuritis in Weil's disease, 138 processes during work, 219 lopian tube cysts, 34 physiological Paraffin stoppings in pulmonary tubercu- Polyposis, disseminated, of colon, 348 Nervous system in trichiniasis, 220 PONTHUS, P.: Radiography of pharyngo- treatment of ery- losis, 213 NETUBER, E.: Specific Paraldehyde analgesia in labour, 357 laryngeal tumours, 174 sipelas, 65 Popp, W. C.: Fever treatment of gonor- P.: Poliomyelitis in Germany, Paralyses. post-diphtherial, 139 NEUMANN, Paralysis, general, of the insane, prognosis rhoea, 464 366 in, 378 Poradenitis venerea, 133 Neuralgia, electrotherapy in, 290 venerea virus, 322 Neuralgia, facial, essential treatment of, 221 Paralysis, thenar, 420 Poradenitis Paranasal disease in children, 13 Poradenitis venerea, virus bodies in, 478 Neuralgias, treatment of, 372 POT, A. W.: Complement fixation in Weil's Neuritis, electrotherapy in, 290 Parapharyngeal space, suppuration in the, Neurosyphilis, progress and treatment of, 469 disease, 477 function and muscle chemistry, Post-encephalitic changes in children, 222 388 Parathyroid 135 Neurosyphilis, rickettsia in, 527 259 Potassium and calcium in hypertension, Parathyroidectomy in vertebral ankylosis, Pregnancy, abnormal, calcaemia in, 382 NEVINNY, H.: Intracranial haemorrhage in Pregnancy, anaemia in, 537 spontaneous labour, 251 392 NEWMAN, H. W.: Liver therapy for com- Paratyphoid B cholecystitis, experimental, Pregnancy, anaemia, lhypochromio in, pre- bined sclerosis, 244 37 vention of, 93 NIEMEIER, 0. W.: Empyema thoracis, 332 Paresis, external popliteal, in sciatica, 305 Pregnancy, chemical tests for, 343 PARK, W. H.: Rapid typing of pneumo- Pregnancy, early, clinical signs of, 53 Niosi, F.: Articular osteochondromatosis, biological test in, 448 394 cocci, 96 Pregnancy, ectopic, NISSEN, H. A.: Psychological factors in Parkinsonism following electrocution, 377 Pregnancy, extrauterine, and gonorrhoea, chronic arthritis, 70 Parkinsonism, post-encephalitic, atropine in, 202 417 Pregnancy, hypercholesterolaemia of, 95 NORCROSS, N. C.: Post-traumatic headache, and 379 Parotitis, post-operative, acute, 334 Pregnancy, hypochromic anaemia, Nycturia, 61 PASTERNAK, M.: Antirabic vaccine in idio- achlorhydria, 250 pathic epilepsy, 331 Pregnancy and short menstrual cycles, 297 Patella, congenital dislocation of, 504 Pregnancy, oto-rhino-laryngological changes PAULIAN, D.: Prognosis in general paralysis in, 150( 0 of the insane, 378 Pregnancy, oxalaemia in, 36 Pellagra and gall-stones, 157 Pregnancy pyelitis, 115 OBERMAYER, M. E.: Physical therapy in Pelvic abscess. See Abscess Pregnancy, skin manifestations of, 132 syphilis, 195 PENFIELD, WVilder: Post-traumatic headache, Pregnancy toxaemia, fluid restriction in, 431 ORRfIGIA, A.: Prognosis in general paralysis 379-Surgical treatment of epilepsy, 532 Pregnancy, tubal, 113 of the insane, 378 PENFOLD, H. B.: Treatment of tapeworm Pregnancy, urinary test for, 276 Obstetrical radiology, 181 infestations, 9 Pregnancy. See also Gestation 381 Penis, plastic reconstruction of the, 165 PRIBRAM, B. O.: Diathermy and ether Obstetrics, ergometrine in, lavage in gall-stone surgery, 239 Obstetrics, evipan sodium in, 198 Peptic ulcer. See UJlcer 249 Oedema, ammonium chloride in, 373 Peptones, commercial copper in, 413 PRIESEL, R.: Diabetes in children, Oedema of foetus, congenital, 94 Periarthritis of the humerus, 438 PROCHAZKA, J.: Diphtheria among the im- OEHLKE, R.: Irradiation of cervical cancer, Pericarditis with calcification, 80 munized, 20 74 Pericarditis epistenocardiaca, 263 Progesterone in treatment, 338, 339 JULY-DEC., 1936 THE Birrs 9 INDEX TO THE EPITOME MEDICAL JOURNAL Prontosil in erysipelas, 505 ROBERTS, R. E.: Obstetrical radiology, 181 SCHOCKAERT, R.: Symphyseal rupture Prontosil in infections of childhood, 216 ROBIN, G.: Infantile mental retardment, during delivery, 35 Prostate, leiomyoma of the, 370 110 SCHREINER, K. E.: Prevention of dental Prostate, Malpighian epitheliomata of, 143 ROBINSON, J. M.: Acute post-operative caries, 498 Prostatic calculi. See Calculi parotitis, 334 SCHR6DER, R.: Carcinoma of the uterus, Prostatic enlargement, inoperable, 501 RODERO, M.: Suppurating orchitis compli- 410 Prostatic hypertrophy, aetiology of, 412 cating typhoid fever, 140 SCHROEDER, R.: Treatment of peritonsillar Proteolytic enzyme digestion of viruses, 257 RODos, A.: Blue sclerotics and hyperpara- abscess, 6-Suppuration in the para- Pruritus, nerve mechanism in, 273 thyroidism, 386 pharyngeal space, 469 Pruritus vulvae, follicular hormone in, 358 ROGER, H.: Cerebral complications of serum SCHtFFNER, W. A. P.: Meningitis in Weil's Pseudarthrosis operation, Matti's, 328 sickness, 533 disease, 260 Psoriasis pustulosa, A.T.10 in, 426 ROHLAND, R.: Coma hypochloraemicum, 233 SCHUGT, P.: Actinomycosis of Fallopian Psoriasis, sarsaparilla for, 428 ROHOLM, K.: Fluor poisoning, 454 tube, 117 Psoriasis, variants of, 275 ROMANIELLO, G.: Urinary hormones and SCHULTZE, K. W.: Lactation as a sign of Psychoses, climacteric, frequency of, 72 the reticulo-endothelial system, 137 foetal death, 153 Psychoses, diabetic, 42 RONALDSON, G. W.: Appendicitis in acute SCHUMAN, C.: Contact transmission of Ptosis, correction of, 445 infectious disease, 188 tuberculosis, 262 Puerperal gas gangrene. See Gangrene RONNEAUX: Pulmonary arteriography in SCHWARTZ, G.: Pericarditis with calcifica- Puerperal infection, bacteriology of, 18 the living, 175 tion, 80 Puerperal mastitis, early, x-ray treatment RONSHEIM, J.: Placenta praevia, 226 SCHWARZ, O.: Bacteriology of puerperal of, 92 RoQUES, M. P.: Acute streptococcal peri- infection, 18 Puerperal sepsis, prevention of, 359 tonitis, 350 Sciatica, epidural, lipiodol in, 289 Puerperium, oxalaemia in the, 36 ROSENBAUM, M.: Nervous system in tri- Sciatica, external popliteal paresis in, 305 Pulmonary arteriography. See Arterio- chiniasis, 220 SCICLOUNOFF, T.: Acetylcholine in ozaena, graphy ROSENBERG, L. C.: Blue sclerotics and 353 PYCHLAU: Epidemic appendicitis, 521 hyperparathyroidism, 386 Sclerosis, combined, liver therapy for, 244 Pyelitis of pregnancy, 115 ROSSENBECK, H.: Technique of Caesarean Sclerosis, disseminated, 536-Vitamins in, Pyelitis, treatment of, 398 section, 475 128 Pyelonephritis, gonococcal, 236 ROSTENBERG, A.: Skin manifestations of Sclerotics, blue, and hyperparathyroidism, Pyloric stenosis, salt loss in, 330 pregnancy, 132 386 Pyloric stenosis, spasmodic, in chronic ROUNTREE, Phyllis M.: P-toxin formation SCOTT, G. H.: Effects of concentrated vio- appendicitis, 146 by staphylococci, 256 sterol, 496 ROWE, A. H.: Adrenaline in asthma, 248- SCOTT, W. G.: Diagnosis of non-opaque Inhalation of adrenaline, 399 oesophageal foreign bodies, 33 ROWLEY, C. C.: Chronic epidemic ence- Sea-sickness and diabetes, 160 phalitis, 528 Sedimentation test and hypernephromas, Q Roy, A. C.: Indophenol-reducing substances 56 in urine, 541 Sedimentation- test, vagaries of, 183 Q.R.Z. test in children, 402 ROYLE, N. D.: Thenar paralysis, 420 SEIGNEURIN, R.: Bactericidal action of QUINEY, J. J.: Irradiation for benign Rubella in adults, 187 mercury, 8 uterine haemorrhage, 430 RUBIN, J. S.: Bilateral spermatocele, 267 Semilunar cartilage, cyst of, 327 Quinine-calcium in post-operative pneu- RUBRITIUS, H.: Treatment of pyelitis, 398 Septicaemia, Diplococcus crassus, 155 monia, 442 RUD, E.: Life expectation in inoperable Septicaemia following tonsillar infections, cancer, 266 471 RfjHL, A.: Tobacco smoke and CO poison- Septicaemia, puerperal, prevention of, 359 ing, 3 Serum reaction, Meinicke's, in tuberculosis, RUIZ-CORTtS, J.: Streptococcal meningitis 207 in infancy, 405 Serum sickness, cerebral complications of, R Rupture of symphysis during delivery, 35 533 RUST, W.: Follicular hormone in pruritus Serum therapy of scarlet fever, 127 RABBONI, F.: Alcoholization of intercostal vulvae, 358 SEVER, L.: Histology of suprarenal cap- nerves in tuberculosis, 347 RYDPgN, A.: Tuberculin poisoning, 515 sules, 300 RABEAU: Chloral intolerance, 272 late birth RABINOVITCH, Z. G.: X-ray treatment in RYDBERG, E.: The effects of SHANKS, S. C.: Complications of posterior chronic otorrhoea, 316 injuries, 109 gastro-jejunostomy, 463 Radiography, pulmonary, 31 SHARER, R.: Substernal thyroid, 81 Radiography and tuberculosis mortality, 479 SHAUL, N.: Sympathectomy in dysmenor- Radiology in coccygodynia, 336 rhoea, 319 Radiology, obstetrical, 181 SHAW, M. B.: Cysts of the semilunar carti- Radium in cancer of the cervix, 473 lages, 327 Radium therapy in angioma planus, 271 S SHAW, N. D.: Non-specific urethritis, 520 RAND, G.: Dynamic speed of vision test, Shiga dysentery. See Dysentery 446 Safe period, 45. See also Conception Shock, surgical, treatment of, 242 Radium therapy and x-ray therapy, 488 SAGER, M. A.: Prostatic calculi, 25 Shoulder, backward dislocation of, 483 RANTASALO, V.: A rheumatism survey, 436 SALACZ, P. v.: Retroperitoneal pelvic gan- SHULL, J. R.: Pulmonary asbestosis, 518 RASCHER, S.,: Chemical tests for pregnancy, glioneuroma, 179 Sickness; serum, cerebral complications of, 343 SALAMON, E.: Mendeleeff test for cancer, 533 Ratin infection, 517 433 SIEGLER, I.: Chronic post-scarlatinal rheum- Rays, low-voltage, measurements of, 32 Saline, physiological. See Q.R.Z. atism, 261 REESE, A. B.: Massive retinal fibrosis in Salt loss in pyloric stenosis, 330 SIGOLOFF, E.: Institutional epidemic jaun- children, 443 SANDBERG, I.: Late results of efnbolectomy, dice, 230 Reflex synergias in comatose patients, 69 192 Silicosis, diagnosis of, 435 REGAN,- T. C.: Acid-base equilibrium in SANTAMARIA, L. T.: Oxalaemia in preg- Silver poisoning, chronic, 17 whooping-cough, 411 nancy and the puerperium, 36 SIMONs, R. D. G. P.: Herpes zoster, 87 REGNARD, P.: Typhoid fever, 189 SANTY, P.: Villous tumours of the rectum, SIMPSON, WV. M.: Ocular syphilis, 129 Renal lesions in diabetes mellitus, 280 24 SISK, I. R.: Gonococcal pyelonephritis, 236 Respiratory complications of cerebro-spinal Sarcoma of stomach, 502 SJ6BERG, A. A.: Sep-tic complications of fever, 161 SARDA, J. M.: Parathyroid function and peritonsillitis, 151 Reticulo-endothelial system and urinary muscle chemistry, 259 Skene's glands, abscess of, 429 hormones, 137 SARKISSOFF, A. K.: Preparation of tuber- Skin diseases, ointments in, 147 Retina, detachment of the, 294 culin, 432 Skin infections, staphylococcal, treated by Retinal fibrosis, massive, in children, 443 Sarsaparilla for psoriasis, 428 formol toxoid, 217 Retroplacental haemorrhage, 340 SAVARESE, E.: Primary carcinoma of gall- Skin manifestations of pregnancy, 132 REYCRAFT: Study of abortion, 317 bladder, 193 SLATER, J. K.: Vitamins in disseminated Rheumatism, articular, chronic, prognosis Scabies, sodium thiosulphate in, 423 sclerosis, 128 in, 158 Scarlet fever. See Fever Small-pox followed by keloid, 88 Rheumatism and housing, 480 SCEMAMA: Splenomegaly diagnosed by SMITH, C. H.: Petrositis, 315 Rheumatism, post-scarlatinal, chronic, 261 splenic puncture, 125 SMITH, F. W. G.: Ether convulsions, 509 Rheumatism and scarlatinal endocarditis, SCHALLER, WV. F.: Liver therapy for com- Sodium thiosulphate in scabies, 423 232 bined sclerosis, 244 SOLIS-COHEN, L.: Hodgkin's disease, 119 Rheumatism survey, 436 SCHATTENSTEIN, D. T.: Central influences on SOLOMON, P.: Ergotamine tartrate in head- RIAN, E.: Asylum tuberculosis, 323 physiological processes during work, 219 ache, 218 Rib, cervical, familial incidence of, 369 Schick tests and diphtheria immunization, SONCK, C. E.: Lichen ruber planus, 425 RICE, C. E.: Epithelial cell inclusion in 346 SOTGIU, G.: Action of adrenaline on blood trachoma, 130 SCH1IDT, E.: Blood regeneration after gases, 497 RIETZ, E.: Venereal disease in Sweden, 142 haematemesis, 389 SPAAK, R.: Hexylresorcin treatment of Rickettsia in neurosyphilis, 527 SCHIOTZ, C.: Causes of dental caries, 418 threadworms, 169 RISEMAN, J. E. F.: Oxygen analysis of Schistosome dermatitis from bathing, 79 Spasm, gastro-intestinal, benzedrine sul- oxygen tents, 383 Schizophrenia, insulin in, 531 phate in, 288 RITTER, H.: Sarsaparilla for psoriasis, 428 SCHMIDT, W.: Blood transfusion in SPENCER, J.: Acute post-operative parotitis, RITVO, M.: Benzedrine sulphate in gastro- meningococcal meningitis, 197 334 intestinal spasm, 288 SCHNELL: Epidemic appendicitis, 521 Spermatic cord, torsion of the, 482 THE BRrs 10 JULY-DEC., 1936 INDEX TO THE EPITOME MEDICAL JOURNAL

Spermatocele, bilateral, 267 TERWEN, A. J. L.: Acute infectious mono- U SPIER, W.: Salt loss in pyloric stenosis, 330 nucleosis, 209 SPIES, T. D.: Oral complications of chronic TERZANI, A.: Acute malarial polyarthritis, UCKO,. H.: Bromine in the body, 540 alcoholism, 384 101 UDE, H.: Diagnosis of aortic disease, 78 Spina bifida occulta, investigation by Tetanus, experimental treatment of, 486 UHLENHUTH, P.: Dog carriers of Weil's lipiodol in, 397 Tetany, dystocia from, 360 spirochaete, 122 Spina bifida occulta and enuresis nocturna, Thenar paralysis, 420 UKRAINCZYK: Chloral intolerance, 272 234 THOMAS, E. P.: X-ray applications to the ULBRICH, E.: Quinine-calcium in post- Spinal anaesthesia. See Anaesthesia pituitary for menopausal complaints, 173 operative pneumonia, 442 Spinal symptoms with lymphadenoma, 534 THOMAS, F. D.: Prenuptial calculi, 47 Ulcer, gastric, acute, larocain in, 108 SPIRE-WEILL, Madeleine: Hemiplegia in Threadworms, hexylresorcin treatment of, Ulcer, peptic, diagnosis of, 349, 522 scarlet fever, 212 169 Ulcer, peptic, end-results of operations for, Spirochaete, Weil's, dog carriers of, 122 Thrombosis, post-operative, prophylaxis of, 167 SPITTULER, J. J.: Acute infectious mono- 525 Ulcer, peptic, of the jejunum, 265 nucleosis, 209 Thyroid, substernal, 81 Ulcer, peptic, larostidin in, 400 Splanchnic anaesthesia. See Anaesthesia Thyroidectomy, subtotal, in high blood ULLMANN, K.: Aetiology of leucoplakia, 90 Splenectomy in haemolytic jaundice, 168 pressure, 196 Ultracentrifuge, a new air-driven, 229 Splenomegaly diagnosed by splenic punc- Tibia, fracture of. See Fracture Undulant fever. See Fever ture, 125 TINKER, M.: Influence of vagotropic and Urethra, female, diverticulum of, 495 STAEBLER, A.: Pericarditis with calcifica- sympathicotropic drugs on blood sedi- Urethra, tuberculosis of the, 307 tion, 80 mentation rate, 321 Urethral calculi. See Calculi Staphylococcal erysipeloid, 184 Tinnitus, 152 Urethritis, non-specific, 520 Staphylococcal skin infections. See Skin TISSENBAUM, M. J.: Post-encephalitic Urinary calculi. See Calculi Staphylococci, A-toxin formation by, 256 changes in children, 222 Urinary hormones. See Hormones Staphylococci, crystal-violet agar reaction Tissue cultures, tuberculin sensitivity of, Urinary test for pregnancy, 276 of, 414 451 Urine, indophenol-reducing substances in, STEINERT, R.: Diagnosis of organic heart Tobacco smoke and CO poisoning, 3 541 disease, 100 TOLLMAN, J. P.: Renal lesions in diabetes Urine, vitamin A in the, 301 Stenosis of larynx, cicatricial, treatment of, mellitus. 280 URNER, J. A.: Post-partum haemorrhage, 11 TOLSTOOHOUHOV, A.: Acid-base equlibrium 154 Stenosis of pylorus, salt loss in, 330 in whooping-cough, 411 Utero-ovarian apposition for sterility, 227 Stenosis of pylorus, spasmodic, in chronic ToMESCO, P.: Prognosis in general paraly- Utero-placental apoplexy, 253, 254 appendicitis, 146 sis of the insane, 378 STEPHAN, G.: Diet in acne rosacea, 308 TOMPKINS, Edna H.: Lecithin action in Sterility other than tubal, treatment of, 380 tuberculosis, 97 Sterility, utero-ovarian apposition for, 227 Tonsillar infections followed by septicaemia, Sterilization, eugenic, 306, 391 471 STERN, E. L.: Relief of pain by alcohol TORELLA, L.: Acute malarial polyarthritis, V injections, 106 101 Vaccination, immunitv conferred by, 39 STERN, R.: Intermittent claudication, 352 Touw, J. F.: Gold treatment of poly- Vaccine, antirabic, in idiopathic epilepsy, STEVENSON, Edgar: Cod-liver oil in ex- arthritis, 519 331 ternal eye affections, 291 Toxaemia of pregnancy. See Pregnancy Vaccine, streptococcal, in treatment of STEWART, A.: Blood studies in infancy, Tracheo-bronchial neoplasms, 282 arthritis, 29 404 cell 130 Stomach of in 303 Trachoma, epithelial inclusion in, Vaccine therapy in incipient mastoiditis, hog pernicious anaemia, Trachoma, new researches in, 293 172 STONE, 0. S.: The circulatory fault in acrocyanosis, 4 Trauma, brain, pathology of, 535 Vaccines, Shiga dysentery, irradiated, 182 STRANDBERG, B.: Cancer and tuberculosis, Trichiniasis, nervous system in, 220 Vaccine therapy of gonorrhoea, 441 255 Trichomonas vaginalis, 474 Vagotropic drugs. See Drugs nerve. E. of STRANDBERG, 0.: Treatment of hypopharyn- Trigeminal See Nerve VALENTINE, H.: Diagnosis appendi- geal cancer, 335 TRIPP, R. N.: Lipoidosis cutis et mucosae, citis, 237 STRAUSS, M. B.: Prevention of hypo- 89 VAN BOVEN: Evipan sodium in obstetrics, chromic anaemia in pregnancy, 93 TROISIER, J.: Staphylococcal erysipeloid, 198 Streptococcal infections, bile-acid alkalis 184 Variola, complement-fixation reaction in, in, 170 TRUMPP, J.: Chemical tests for pregnancy, 363 Streptococcal meningitis in infancy, 405 343 Venereal disease in Sweden, 142 Streptococcal vaccine in treatment of Tubal musculature, physiology of, 341 VERDE, M.: Haematology of congenital arthritis, 29 Tuberculin poisoning, 515 heart disease, 247 Strophanthin treatment, 506 Tuberculin, preparation of, 432 VERHAEGHE, A.: Epidural lipiodol in STUART, C. A.: Serological diagnosis of Tuberculin sensitivity of tissue cultures, 451 sciatica, 289 Tuberculin tests, percutaneous, under VERRIEST: Technique of the cataract opera- glandular fever, 362-Infective mono- plaster, 457 tion, 447 nucleosis, 516 Tuberculosis, alcoholization of intercostal VEYRES, J.: Herpes zoster and mental dis- STUHLER, L. G.: Fever treatment of gonor- nerves in, 347 ease, 71 rhoea, 464. Tuberculosis, asylum, 323, 390 VINOGRAD, Julia: Rapid typing of pneumo- SUBIRANA, A.: Parkinsonism following Tuberculosis and cancer, 255 cocci, 96 electrocution, 377 Tuberculosis of the cervix uteri, 178 VINSON, P. P.: Tracheo-bronchial neo- Substernal thyroid, 81 Tuberculosis, contact transmission of, 262 plasms, 282 Sugar, therapeutic value of, 485 Tuberculosis and diabetes, 387 Viosterol, concentrated, effects of, 496 Sulphur treatment of gonorrhoea complica- Tuberculosis of knee-joint, 144 Virus of poradenitis venerea, 322, 478 tions, 67 Tuberculosis, lecithin action in, 97 Viruses, proteolytic enzyme digestion of, 257 Suppuration, gonococcal pulmonary, 159 Tuberculosis, Meinicke's serum reaction in, Vision test, dynamic speed of, 446 Suprarenal capsules, histology of, 300 207 VISSOTSKY, N. N.: Epidemic cerebro- Suprarenal cortex and body water, 512 Tuberculosis mortality and radiography, spinal meningitis, 206 Sweden, venereal disease in, 142 479 Vitamin A deficiency, clinical test for, 283 SWIFT, H. F.: Tuberculin sensitivity of Tuberculosis, plasma chlorides in, 299 Vitamin A and hypercholesterolaemia, 281 tissue cultures, 451 Tuberculosis, pulmonary, paraffin stoppings Vitamin A in the urine, 301 Sympathectomy in dysmenorrhoea, 319 in, 213 Vitamin C in herpes simplex and zoster, Sympathicotropic drugs. See Drugs Tuberculosis, radiological examinations, 427 Symphyseal rupture during delivery, 35 routine for, 177 Vitamin C insufficiency and tuberculosis, Synergias, reflex, in comatose patients, 69 Tuberculosis reaction, Meinicke's new, 344 243 Syphilis, ocular, 129 Tuberculosis, udder, rapid diagnosis of, 186 Vitamin C requirements, 434 Syphilis, physical therapy in, 195 Tuberculosis of the urethra, 307 Vitamins A and D in measles, 269 Syphilis, serology, early, of, 364 Tuberculosis and vitamin C insufficiency, Vitamins in disseminated sclerosis, 128 Syphilitic myocarditis. See Myocarditis 243 VOGT, E.: Effect of exercises in the female, Tuberculous cavities, mechanics and bio- 203 logy of, 120 VOHWINKEL, K. H.: A.T. 10 in psoriasis Tuberculous polyarthritis, chronic, 141 pustulosa, 426 T TUDOR, M.: Prognosis in general paralysis VON STORCH, T. J. C.: Ergotamine tar- of the insane, 378 trate in headache, 218 Tachycardia, paroxysmal, digitalis in, 268 TULIPAN, L.: Fever therapy for generalized Vulvo-vaginitis, treatment of, 112 TAKANO, S.: Biological characteristics of dermatoses, 126 Y-receptor typhoid bacilli, 476 Tumours of bone, x-ray therapy of, 371 Tapeworms infestation, treatment of, 9 Tumours, breast, and ovarian hormones, 164 TAYLOR, F.: Acute cholecystitis, 459 Tumours, mediastinal, operation for, 63 TECON, R. M.: Significance of the blood Tumours, pharyngo-laryngeal. radiography W bilirubin, 76 of, 174 Teleradiotherapy, total, 30 Tumours of rectum, villous, 24 WAKEFIELD, G. G.: Disseminated polyposis Tendons, flexor, gonorrhoeal inflammation TYNDEL, M.: Antirabic vaccine in idiopathic of colon, 348 of, 286 epilepsy, 331 WALCH-SORGDRAGER, B.: Meningitis in TENNANT, R.: Myocardial changes after Typhoid bacillus. See Bacillus Weil's disease, 260 coronary ligation, 452 Typhoid fever. See Fever, enteric WALKER, R. Milnes: Total removal of a TENNEY, B.: Tubal pregnancy, 113 Typhus fever. See Fever lung, 440 JULY-DEC., 1936 INDEX TI OBRrrUR JULY-DEC., 1936 INDEX TO THE EPITOME MIDICA4L JouRNAs

WANG, S.: Diabetes and phthisis, 387 WILD, -M. H.: Vitamins A and D in X-ray therapy of bone tumours, 371 WARFIELD, L. M.: Treatment of circulatory measles, 269 X-ray therapy and radium therapy, 488 failure, 28 WILLETT, J. C.: Institutional epidemic jaun- X-ray treatment of arthritis, 309. Water, body, and the suprarenal cortex, 512 dice, 230 X-ray treatment in chronic otorrhoea, 316 Water vapour. See Atmocausis Willett's scalp forceps, 511 X-ray treatment of early puerperal mastitis, WEAR, J. B.: Gonococcal pyelonephritis, WILLFLHR, G.: Autovaccine treatment of 92 236 purulent otitis media, 310 X rays, soft, in skin cancer, 424 WEBER, H.: Early diagnosis of arterio- WILSON, K. M.: Progesterone in treatment, sclerosis, 235 338 Weil's disease, complement fixation in, 477 WINKELMAN, N. W.: Pathology of brain Weir s disease, meningitis in, 260 trauma, 535 y Weil's disease, polyneuritis in, 138 WISHART, F. O.: Complement-fixation re- Weil's spirochaete, dog carriers of, 122 action in variola, 363 Cerebro-spinal fever, 499 YATER, W. M.: Late results of hepato- WEINER, J. S.: WOLF, Ch.: Eugenic sterilization, 306 splenography, 490 WEINHOLD, H.: Septicaemia following tonsil- WOLFF,- F.: Dystocia from tetany, 360 YOUNG, A. G.: Allergic reactions in lar infections, 471 WOODWARD, L. A.: Blood serum lipoids in arthritic patients, 38 WEISENGREEN, H.: Fractures of the jaw, 26 cancer, 513 Y-receptor typhoid bacilli, biological WELBORN, M. B.: Epidemic pleurodynia, 58 WOOLsEy, Ross: Inguinal hernia, 166 characteristics of, 476 -The common cold, 302 Wu, Y.: Tuberculosis of knee-joint, 144 WELCH, C.: Fractures due to malignant Wt1RTZEN, C. H.: Non-tuberculous haemop- disease, 124 tysis, 22 WELCH, H.: Infective mononucleosis, 516 WfJSTENBERG, J.: Schick tests and diph- WENDT, H.: Hypercholesterolaemia and theria immunization, 346 z vitamin A, 281 WYCKOFF, R. W. G.: A new air-driven WESTPHAL: Autovaccine treatment of puru- ultracentrifuge, 229 ZANNI, G.: Oto-rhino-laryngological changes lent otitis media, 310 in pregnancy, 150 Whooping-cough, acid-base equilibrium in, ZIMMERMANN, E.: Dog carriers of Weil's 411 spirochaete, 122 Whooping-cough, diagnosis of, 205, 342 ZIMMERMANN-MEINZINGEN, O.: Strophanthin WIBERG, G.: Familial incidence of cervical x treatment, 506 rib, 369 ZOBAK, J.: Influence of vagotropic and WICKSTR6M, J.: Epidemic hepatitis, 324 Xanthomatosis and sudden death, 326 sympathicotropic drugs on blood sedi- WIESENER, E.: Urinary test for pregnancy, X-radiation of the blind glaucomatous eye, mentation rate, 321 276 296 ZOLLINGER, R.: Acute cholecystitis, 264 WIJNBLADH, H.: Backward dislocation of X-my applications to the pituitary for ZUWERKALOW, D. A.: Preparation of tuber- the shoulder, 483 menopausal complaints, 173 culin, 432

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ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING of the British Medical Association OXFORD, 1936 THE one hundred and fourth Annual Meeting of the British Medical Association will be held at Oxford thie summer under the presidency of Sir E. Farquhar Buzzard, Bt., M.D., Regius Professor of Medicine in the University, Physician-in-Ordinary to H.M. the King, who will deliver his Address on the Aft 1 evening of Tuesday, July 21st. The Sectional Meetings for scientific and clinical work will be held on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, July 22nd, 23rd, and 24th, the morning aN ;TJO 1sessions being given up to discussions and the reading of papers, and the afternoon to demon- JLLVl , J strations. The full list of presidents, vice-presidents, and honorary secretaries of the twenty Scientific Sections is published in this week's Supplement; also a list of hotels, the time-table of the meeting, and notes on the Annual Exhibition of Instruments, Drugs, Books, and Foods. We publish below the fifth of a series of descriptive and historical articles on the City and,.University and the medical institutions of Oxford. The first appeared on Februaxy 8th (p. 265), the second on March 7th (p. 479), the third on April 25th (p. 853), and the fourth on May 23rd (p. 1064).

This interesting old town, once the seat of an impor- THE SURROUNDINGS OF OXFORD tant abbey, is to be described in a handbook, so In this concluding article of the series an attempt is made nothing more need be said about it here. Roads from to give the visitor who may want to get some fresh air Abingdon will take us either to the top of the Downs or outside the city some points of interest for his drives or along their base to Uffington, which all readers of Tom walks. Oxford is built on a gravel bed between two Brown's School Days will remember, and to the White rivers: the Isis, or Thames, and the Cherwell. These Horse, above which is the old British camp, Wayland rivers enclose it on the east, south, and west; on the Smith's cave, and the blowing stone. north it is open to the Midlands through two great To the east of Oxford, over Magdalen Bridge, lie some thoroughfares: the Banbury and the Woodstock roads. villages which all should visit if they can possibly spare At Banbury, about twenty miles away, is the cross of the the time. Two miles up the Iffley Road is the village of old nursery rhyme. A few miles further on is Edgehill, Iffley, which has a fine old church with two handsome which was the site of the great battle at the outbreak and famous Norman porches. From Iffley we drive on of the Civil War. Here there is a fine view over the tac Dorchester, which was once the seat of an enormous surrounding country. Nearer Banbury is Broughton Castle, Saxon diocese extending from the Thames to Lincoln. with its moat and drawbridge, the seat of Lord Saye and William the Conquerer removed the bishopric to Lincoln, Sele. The Woodstock Road -takes you to the Royal and Dorchester became a small abbey. Nothing is left Borough of Woodstock, where is the seat of the Duke of the abbey buildings, and the church was desecrated of Marlborough, Blenheim Park. The whole property, in Puritan times, but is worth a. visit, and it has one which was once a royal hunting ground, was the gift of unique and striking feature-a Jesse window in stone. the nation to the great Duke of Marlborough, the palace These are very rare. At Dorchester we cross the River beintg built by Sir John Vanbrugh. The grounds and Thame almost at its confluence with the Isis, and drive the palace will be open to members of the Association. on towards Benson. On the right there is a view of To the east, south, and west Oxford has, within twenty Sinodun, the old British camp above the river. It is miles in either direction, a rampart of high ground. On quite likely pre-British, belonging to a chain of twenty the east is the range of the Chilterns; if you are on the such structures stretching to Maiden Castle in Dorset, top of the Chilterns and look due east there is no higher whose ancestry is only a matter of conjecture. The view ground in Europe until you get to the Ural Mountains, from the top of the " clumps," as it is locally known, and if an east wind is blowing well you know it. On is grand on a clear day, extending right away to the the south are the rolling Berkshire Downs, and on the vale of the White Horse. It is not a difficult climb. west the Cotswolds. There is a double vallam. Let us start off with the Cotswold country. We drive Proceeding along the London Road for some miles we out past the stations along the Botley Road, and at the come to a turning on the left which takes us to Ewelme. bottom of Cumnor Hill we turn right and drive on At Ewelme is a fifteenth century almshouse, nothing through Eynsham to Witney, noted for its blankets. approaching the magnificence of St. Cross at Winchester, The beautiful-village of Buiford is easily found ; it has but it is a house of that type. The dwellings for the a lovely church and many old houses. Minster Lovell, inmates are built round a small quad, the church occupy- within a few miles, is remeribered for the ruins of its ing part of the east side. The Regius Professor of old castle, round which so many legends cluster. This Medicine is the Warden, and has a house in the quad. drive is about eighteen miles. If we want to extend the There is also a muniment room with many interesting distance we can go on to Fairford and see the church old documents, which may be seen by applying to the and its world-famed windows; there is no window in the vicar, who has written a small book on the house. The church which is not filled with stained glass of exquisite church was built in 1424, but the tower belongs to an colouring. Not far away is the little village of Bibury earlier date. There are many interesting things in the on the Colne River, with an excellent inn. Kelmscott also church, but what brings even royal visitors is the Chaucer could be worked in on the return journey; this was the Chapel. Here you have the altar tomb of Thomas home of William Morris. For those interested in Roman Chaucer, the son of the poet, and beside him his daughter, British remains there is a very complete and interesting who was the first Duchess of Suffolk: she married the villa to be seen at Chedworth. This may be reached from Duke whose head was removed on board the ship in Burford and Bibury, and is really well worth a visit. which he hoped to reach France. Her tomb is one of There is a particularly fine pavement, and a small the most beautiful pieces of its type in the country, and museum of the things found during excavation. has never been defaced. This was largely due to the To the south of Oxford over Folly Bridge lies Abingdon fact that the commander of the Parliament forces there (six miles), which can be reached by road or by water. happened to be also Lord of the Manor, and he barred 88 JuLY 4, 1938 . ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S NEW ANATOMY BUILDING MEDICALJtOUSRNL the church doors, and threatened with deathl all who to accommodate a large histological laboratory, a museum, attempted to despoil his church. Ewelme will well repay an x-ray room, and a photographic section of the first a visit, and it is only sixteen miles away. Of course the order. In the old days at Bart's the anatomy depart- whole countryside abounds in old villages and manor ment was probably the most cramped of all. Forty years houses, and it is quite impossible within the space avail- ago it shared its single room with the demonstrator of able to-give even a list of them. operative surgery. To-day it is exulting in spaciousness So much for those who drive. For those who want and modern contrivances. In addition to the accommo- short walks there are, besides the University parks, Christ dation just mentioned there is a room for the professor, Church Meadows, and the College Gardens, walks along a library, a class-room for fifty students, a special the towpaths by the river down to Iffley or up to prosectorium for advanced anatomists, facilities for all Godstow. Here there are two attractions: the ruins of the work necessary in drawing and modelling, tissue the old nunnery in which Fair Rosamond lived and died, culture, and special research, as well as workshops and and an excellent inn beside the river-the Trout. A row up stores. Over and above all the facilities for the students to Godstow from Medley Weir on a warm summer night there is enough accommodation for a staff of at least ten is among the better things of life, and they do say that teachers and investigators. On the second floor is the at midnight round about the feasts of St. Peter and self-contained department of biology and comparative St. Paul things are seen in that ancient ruin-but you anatomy, giving room for many more students than will be too late for that. formerly, and much more elbow room for each student. In conclusion, a word on books for those who want to A flat has also been shut off from the building to wander round by themselves. There is Alden's little accommodate the warden of the College, who once again, guide-book; an excellent volume called Oxford and Her after many years, will be a resident officer. Colleges by the late Warden of Wadham, Dr. Wells; and a most interesting new book on Oxford Ceremoni6s Dissecting Room and Lecture Theatre by Drs. Buxton and Gibson. These are all pocket size. The large dissecting room is the result of much careful thought and planning. It is lighted naturally by diffused northern skylight. and artificially by a shadowless illu- mination which ensures not less than 15 foot-candles at ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S MEDICAL COLLEGE the working level. Ventilation is both natural and by extractor fans, and no disagreeable odour was noticed at NEW ANATOMY BUILDING the time of our visit, although several bodies were under dissection on the score or more of slabs. There is The scheme for the rehousing of St. Bartholomew's accommodation under the most rigid conditions for Hospital Medical College in Charterhouse Square has been seventy-five cadavers. The inclination of the flooring brought to its ultimate stage by the completion of the and the draining arrangements have been studied with anatomy department. There only remains, to fill the great care. A range of washing-places occupies the whole space between the new anatomy block and those devoted of one side of the room, and the lockers are immediately to physiology and chemistry, the construction of a resi- at hand. The dissecting room, by the way, encloses on dential college when funds are available, and then even its north wall the entrance to the cloister cell of a the ambitions of the dean will be satisfied. Carthusian monk, a stone bearing the date 1571. An account was given in these pages towards the end The lecture theatre is one of the most admirable we of last year' of the origin of the enterprise whereby the have ever seen at a university school. It accommodates preclinical departments of the famous School have been 200, and has every appliance for the lecturer's con- transferred from the hospital precincts to the northern venience, including diascopic, episcopic, and cinema side of Smithfield, on a site left vacant by the removal projection. A minor point, but one of importance to the into the country of Merchant Taylors' School. The note-taking student, is that during projection the room departments of chemistry, physics, physiology, and need not be totally darkened. pharmacology were already working at that time, but the department of anatomy was still in the hands of the Museum and X-Ray Room builders: this, too, is now in working order, and the College is in the happy position of having all these Until this new building was created it had been possible departments ranged around the school square, with the to house the College's excellent collection of specimens mellow buildings of the Charterhouse as a background. only in a gallery known as the "cat's walk" surrounding Congratulations are due in the first place to the dean the old dissecting room. The museum now comes into (Mr. W. Girling Ball) on the carrying out of this under- possession of an ample apartment, divided into bays, each taking, and, with regard to the anatomy building in bay containing a series of preparations concerned with a particular, to Professor H. H. Woollard, the professor of particular subject-embryology, neurology, endocrinology, anatomy, whose expert hand has been felt in every part and so on-and, in accordance with modern museum of the planning, down to the placing of a gas point or practice, on the walls of each bay are arranged elucida- water tap, the situation of a locker, or the choice of an tory drawings, photographs, photomicrographs, and x-ray apparatus. When the King as Prince of Wales visited films. Not only so, but each bay has its abstracts of the College in November last he commented on the speed literature connected with the special subject. Professor with which Bart's men had buckled to this job. It is Woollard also exhibited with special pride the photo- only three years since a start was made at collecting the graphic section, which show~s that, because some of the £200,000 necessary, and the structural work has been work must be done in the dark, photography need not carried through in about eighteen months. This is due be carried out under cramped, subterranean, and primi- to a favourable conjun,ction of factors, including the tive conditions. The apparatus and equipment have been good will of the Merchant Taylors authorities and the well chosen. The photomicrographic apparatus alone cost University of London (the latter has made grants in all about £300. of £15,000), and, above all, the affection of Bart's men The reproach that the teaching of anatomy relies too everywhere for their old school. The money so far exclusively upon the discipline of dissection and ignores collected totals to £178,000. modern methods finds no justification at Bart's, where a The anatomy department, with the department of large radiological demonstration room is provided in which biology and comparative anatomy closely integrated can study films of every system of the body with it (as it ought to be), has been constructed by the -not the osseous system alone-to his heart's content. conversion of the house of the head master of Merchant An x-ray stereoscope is a prominent feature of the equip- Taylors' School and the old refectorv, together with the ment. It is hoped that every student will take away from erection of a new building at the side. The new building the department a complete set of films illustrating the houses the dissecting room and the lecture theatre, and normal anatomy. Neurology has received special attention the older buildings have been most admirably adapted in the shape of a large laboratory for the preparation of its material. In the histological laboratory the brain as British Medical Aniurmal, 1935, ii, 914. a whole will be studied first by dissection and later by e48 JULY 4, 1938 CORRESPONDENCE MTEDICmtJOURNA occurred, as the baby was apparently a healthy, normal form. The early career of a surgeon necessitates expendi- infant at birth. Since sneezing is the only means -by ture which leaves at first very little on the credit side. which the newborn can rid itself -of the dust and dirt No expression of the general appreciation of his bravery which it starts inhaling with its very first breath, that and skill would be more valuable than the provision of act must be welcomed as a sign of power to initiate a means for his widow and for the, education which he cleansing flow and not as a symptom of infection. would have desired for his two children. A case which illustrates this was a fine healthy infant Contributions should be made payable to the " H. 1. brought to a welfare centre to be weighed, etc., It was Nelson Memorial Fund," and sent to the address below. noticed that there were specks of matter in the corners of the -We are, etc., eyes. The mother explained that she was continually wiping HORDER. it away, but that it collected again at once. The use of a ARTHUR ELLIS. suitable sternutatory was followed by a vigorous sneeze. J. E. H. ROBERTS. When the head was then held face downwards the cleansing flow which had been set up brought with it some bright W. GIRLING BALL. yellow pus. Nothing further was needed to restore normal VICTOR W. Dix S ta conditions beyond instructing the mother how to avoid FRANCIS C. ROLES further risk to the sight. She had been taught to twist The Dean's Office, St. Bartholomew's Hospital, cotton-wool into the nostrils with the idea that she could London, E.C.1. in that way clear them. In her zeal she had corked up the openings and shut in the offending germs, and it had taken the sneeze to shoot out the occluding plugs of dirt and dried secretion. Universities and Colleges The instinct for all infants, like animals, to breathe thrqugh the nose, which was emphasized in the report, UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD was strong enough in this case to keep the boy going The following candidates have passed in the examinations till he had established the wrong channels to do the indicated: work.-I am, etc., MATERIA MEDICA AND PHARMACOLOGY.-J. C. G. Abraham, W. E. Alderson, J. M. Almond, J. S. Astbury, J. B. Atkins, W. D. London, W.1, June 27th. OCTAVIA LEWIN. Brinton, R. T. Campbell, D. R. Cargill, C. R. Cone, D. L. P. de Courcy, H. J. L. Dickinson, J. E. Duffield, E. S. Elliott, C. Exell, A. C. Grey, J. H. Lewis, R. H. Mole, J. L. Pinniger, Ultra-short-wave Therapy in Urology A. F. Smith, E. P. S. Snell, T. McD. Teasdale, R. T. Warren. L. L. Wytehead, A. L. Young, A. C. Kohn-Speyer, E. M. R. SIR,-In the last two years I have treated all genito- McKee. urinary infections such as pyelitis, cystitis, and urethritis PATHOLOGY.-B. A. N. Brown, P. S. Buckley, D. I. Crowther, J. E. Duffield, F. G. Ethiraj, W. M. Gibson, J. C. Gillett, 0. I. with ultra-short-wave diathermy in addition to the usual Green, A. C. Grey, N. J. S. Gurney, D. Jefferiss, J. Mason, R. H. treatment with very outstanding success. The infections Mole, H. G. 0. Owen-Smith, M. A. Partridge, F. R. P. Pepper, I. B. Pirie, C. W. R. Rayne-Davis, I. F. Rose, D. A. F. Shaw, have cleared up in half the usual time, and pain has been T. B. Snell, N. E. Stidolph, R. H. S. Thompson, P. de B. Turtle, relieve-d immediately. Haematuria of unknown origin or C. M. F. Walters, D. Whitteridge, K. F. Wilsden, A. J. M. T. due to trigonitis, posterior urethritis, or prostatitis is Barnes, R. Billig, J. M. Sherring. FORENSIC MEDICINE AND PUBLIc HEALTH.-G. H. L. Bullmore, rapidly stopped. The most important advance has been C. R. Cone, W. F. Dunham, T. B. M. Green, D. A. Ireland, in the treatment of acute and chronic gonorrhoea. P. R. W. Leigh, K. H. A. Marshall, A. T. M. Myres, R. W. Parnell, J. McD. Teasdale, 0. H. J. M. Telling, G. Theophilus, The recent commission set up in America on the ques- P. de B. Turtle, A. L. Young. tion of gonorrhoea, its prevalence and treatment, makes MEDICINE, SURGERY, AND MIDWIFERY.-D. R. Balcombe-Brown, D. S. Bateman, P. S. Buckley, D. L. Davies, A. W. Dawson- one realize how little has been done in the last decade Grove, A. F. Foster-Carter, D. B. Fraser, W. E. Gibb, W. W. to stamp out a disease which is as rampant as tuberculosis Gilford, D. Kendall, R. W. G. Lancashire, P. R. W. Leigh, P. W. was in the past. Until schools strengthen the morals of Morse, A. D. Picton, H. Rees, H. M. Sinclair, 0. H. J. M. Telling, E. G. Tuckwell, B. B. Waddy, A. L. Watson. the future generation, and teach them the dangers of M.CH.-H. J. B. Atkins. venereal disease, etc., gonorrhoea will continue its rampant At the Encaenia on June 24th the honorary degree of D.Sc. course with gradual destruction of the procreative organs was conferred on Professor E. D. Adrian, M.D., F.R.S., and the generation of a moral instability among mankind. Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, and Foulerton Professor I have noticed the following facts in the treatment of acute of the Royal Society. with in At a congregation held on June 25th the degree of Doctor gonorrhoea bi-weekly ultra-short-wave diathermy, of Medicine (D.M.) was conferred on H. D. Pavi6re. addition to the usual treatments: The Master and Fellows of University College, upon the Discharge ceasing almost completely in ten to fourteen days report of the Professor of Pharmacology, have awarded the painful micturition relieved after first treatment; urine clear Radcliffe Scholarship in Pharmacology to Robert Hereward except for threads in about fourteen complete preven- Mole, Bible Clerk of Oriel College. days; The Professor of Anatomy has reported to the Vice- tion of all complications. Period of treatment reduced to Chancellor that he has awarded the Welsh prize for excellence about five or six weeks instead of a minimum of twelve to in anatomical drawing to J. V. S. A. Davies of Oriel College. sixteen weeks by the ordinary methods; patient discharged cured in about six or seven weeks after a rigid test of the urine, discharge (if any), and prostatic secretion. Chronic UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE takes to if vesiculitis is gonorrhoea longer cure present. The following candidates have been approved at the exam- The apparatus used by me is made by Stanley Cox Ltd., inations indicated: Gerrard Street, W.1.-I am, etc., THIRD M.B.-Part I (Surgery, Midwifery, and Gynaccology): G. H. Baines, J. M. Barnes, R. D. I. Beggs, K. E. Bond, A. L. London, W.1, June 24th. MORTON WHITBY. Cochrane, J. 0. Collin, C. J. F. Coombs, J. D. Cooper, J. W. Crofton, J. E. A. David, L. C. de R. Epps, J. A. Falk, A. C. Fraser, D. G. Freshwater, C. A. Gibson-Hill, J. F. Goodall, Appeal for Memorial to H. P. Nelson I. C. A. D. P. Graham, E. B. Hacking, A. D. Hodges, L. R. Holt, C. S. Humphries, R. S. Hunt, T. E. Johnson, R. B. Leech, P. H. SIR,-Surgery has been left the poorer by the death Lenton, D. G. Levis, 0. C. Liovd, G. E. Loxton, A. M. McFarlan, of H. P. Nelson, at a time when his H. C. Maclaren, C. McNeil, K. M. Mayall, W. A. M., Miller, high qualities and, R. H. B. Mole, A. J. Mloon, T. P. Myles, J. C. Newbold, A. M-M. his hard work were about to receive their reward. Payne, W. L. Petter, E. H. Platts, S. J. R. Reynolds, K. V. B. In view of the widespread expressions of sympathy which Rostron, P. C. Rushton, H. Sirota, G. C. Smith, G. S. Steele- Perkins, R. S. Stevens, W. J. J. Taylor, R. D. Teare, H. A. have been received, both from his colleagues in the pro- Wallace, R. A. L. Wenger, P. J. Wenger-Byrne, J. Woodrow, fession and from the public, his friends feel that there G. F. Wright. TVomnen: M. E. Barnard, E. P. Gretton-Watson. are Part II (Principles and Practice of Physic, Pathology, and many who would wish to give this feeling practical Pharmacology): G. H. Baines, G. B. Barbour, J. M. Barnes, JULY 4, 1936 UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES 'MEDICALTim BRITTSJOUIRNAL -449

F. G. A. Beckett, A G. Bellamy, R. G. Bickford, A. D. D. Broughton, N. P. Brown, S. C. Buck, H. A. Burt, J. W. Crofton, J. E. A. David, J. Diver, R. C. Droop, J. A. Falk, B. S. C. Obituary Gaster, H. G. Goldwater, J. F. Goodall, C. N. Gosse, H. A. Hamilton, M. H. Harding, E. W. Hart, G. R. Hawkes, C. M. H. P. NELSON, M.A., M.D., F.R.C.S. Heath, A. D. Hodges, A. L. Jackson, J. E. V. Jones, R. Kauntze, Assistant Surgeon to the London Hospital and to the D. D. Keall, J. W. Landells, A. D. Ledward, D. G. Levis, Brompton Hospital R. G. M. Longridge, A. MI. McFarlan, J. Mackellar, F. C. Maddox, E. B. Z. Masterman, H. S. Mellows, J. S. Minett, T. J. Morton, Henry Philbrick Nelson died on June 24th at the early J. C. Newbold, J. W. Parks, W. J. E. Phillips, G. C. L. Pile, age of 34. He contracted a virulent streptococcal infec- J. M. Ranking, S. J. R. Reynolds, 0. N. Roussel, H. P. Ruffell Smith, R. S. Saxton, D. R. Seaton, G. C. Smith, R. Solley, tion of the left index finger during the course of his R. H. A. Swain, J. F. L. Walley, D. J. Watterson, P. J. Wenger- work, and in spite of the amputation at a later date of Byrne, A. M. Weston, E. G. K. Williams, J. R. C. Williams, H. T. H. Wilson,, A. Winder, G. F. Wright. Women: E. P. the arm above the elbow he developed a generalized Gretton-Watson, B. J. Travcrs, E. M. Wright. streptococcal infection. At a congregation held on June 23rd the following medical Nelson was born in New Zealand and was educated at degrees were conferred: Harrow and Caius College, Cambridge. From Cambridge M.D.-H. J. Burrows, H. C. Stewart, C. L. Potts. he passed on to St. Bartholomew's, where he qualified M.B., B.CHIR.-W. H. Valentine, C. J. Gordon. M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. in 1926. He took the M.B., B.Ch. M.B.-J. B. Tracey. B. CHIR.-C. E. Elliott, W. A. Briggs, *H. S. H. Gilmer, in 1927, and the M.D.Cantab in 1933. In 1929 he was *W. T. Cooke. admitted F.R.C.S. At St. Bartholomew's he was house- * By proxy. surgeon to Mr. McAdam Eccles, and later was ap- UNIVERSITY OF LONDON pointed Luther Holden Re- CENTENARY CELEBRATIONS search Scholar at St. Bar- The opening ceremony of the centenary week was held in the tholomew's and surgical University buildings at South Kensington on the afternoon registrar to the Royal of Monday, June 29th. Guests were received by the Chian- National Orthopaedic Hos- | cellor, the Earl of Athlone, at tne head of the staircase, and pital. He decided, how- afterwards assembled in the Great Hall, where the Vice- Chancellor, Mr. H. L. Eason, M.S., presented the delegates ever, to devote himself to from sister universities and learned societies at home and thoracic surgery, and served abroad, many of whom handed congratulatory addresses to for a time as demonstrator the Chancellor on reaching the dais. Nearly two hundred of anatomy at St. Bartholo- delegates attended: they included Sir Robert Bolam, M.D., where worked Vice-Chancellor of the University of Durham ; Professor mew's, he at Thomas Sinclair, M.Ch., Pro-Chancellor, Queen's University, the anatomy of the bronchi Belfast ; Professor D. F. Fraser-Harris, M.D., Dalhousie and of the tracheo-bronchial University, Halifax; Sir James Barrett, M.D., Chancellor lymphatic glands. After some of the University of Melbourne; Lieut.-Colonel Hugh Stott, M.D., head of the Department of Pathology, Lucknow Uni- months at Queen Mary's vwrsity; Dr. R. Busuttil,- Professor of Anatomy, Malta Uni- Hospital, Roehampton, where versity; and Professor Kenelm H. Digby, F.R.C.S., Hong- he saw a great deal of the Kong University. A number of the delegates from foreign surgery of the later stages of war wounds of the chest, universities and learned bodies were also medical men. The Royal College of Physicians of London was represented by he became the surgical scholar of the Association of Lord Dawson of Penn (President) ; the Royal College of Surgeons of Great Britain, an appointment which enabled Surgeons of England by Sir Holburt Waring (Past-Presi- him to go to the United States for a year, where he was dent) ; the Royal Society of Medicine by Dr. Robert Hutchison made instructor in surgery in the thoracic surgical urit (President) ; and the British College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists boy Sir Ewen Maclean (President). The Public of Dr. John Alexander at Ann Arbor, Michigan. Later Orator next presented to the Chancellor a number of distin- he visited many other thoracic surgeons in the United guished men for degrees honoris causa, including Sir George States and in Canada. On his return to England he Newman for the degree of LL.D. In the evening the cen- became my chief assistant at St. Bartholomew's Hospital tenary dinner was held at Grosvenor House, when a message of congratulation from the King, as Visitor of the University, for five years and clinical assistant at the Brompton Chest was read by the Chancellor, who presided. Hospital. In 1932 he held the Ernest Hart Memorial The Senate on June 17th awarded the Ph.D. in Bacteriology Scholarship of the B.M.A., and did a very valuable piece to M. G.' Pradham (London Hospital Medical College). of work in postural drainage in bronchiectasis and lung abscess, the results of which were published in a paper LONDON INTER-COLLEGIATE SCHOLARSHIPS BOARD in the British Medical Journal. In 1933 he was appointed The following awards of medical entrance scholarships and assistant surgeon to the Brompton Hospital and a thoracic exhibitions have been made on the results of the Board's examinations: surgeon to the L.C.C., being put in charge of a special University College clinic at St. Andrew's Hospital, Bow. In 1935 he was Bucknill Scholarship: Miss J. L. Chamberlain. Medical made surgeon to the Papworth Tuberculosis Colony, Cam- Scholarship : B. B. Milstein. First Medical Exhibition: bridge and thoracic surgeon to the Metropolitan Hospital. R. D. M. Harkness. Second Medical Exhibitior: E. M. In April, 1936, he became assistant surgeon to the London Cheffins. Hospital. He was also thoracic surgeon to the Brighton King's College Borough Council and to the Middlesex County Council. Warneford Scholarship :-H. 0. Jones. Sambrooke Scholar- Nelson was a man with an a F. A. Binks. original mind, great ship: organizer, and a brilliant operator. Few men at the King's College Hospital Medical School early age of 34 have become so well known and have Science Scholarship : R. A. Moir. gone so far. In America he was regarded as by far the London School of Mediciee for Women most brilliant of the younger men, and at the end of his time Dr. John Alexander wrote to the Association ol St. Dunstan's Medical Exhibition: Elizabeth de Wit. A. M. Bird Entrance Scholarship: A. D. Wells. Mabel Surgeons that he regarded him as already one of the few Sharman Crawford Scholarship: Helen Davidson. really competent thoracic surgeons to be found in any London Hospital country. At Papworth he threw himself whole-heartedly Medb-al College into the task of designing and equipping the new surgical Prize Scholarship : L. Bernstein. building, and during the last year was already attracting St. George's Hospital Medical School a great volume of work there. His original work on the Medical Scholarship: B. P. Webber. postural drainage of suppurative conditions of the lungs 52 JULY 4, 1936 r OBITUARY MTfzRms joined the British Medical Association in 1883, and was Dr. FRANCIS JAMES GRINDON died at his birthplace chairman of the Harrogate Division shortly before the war. -Olney, Bucks-on June 20th at the age, of 77. He Among his most notable publications, other than those was the fourth Dr. Grindon to practise at Olney, and mentioned above, were the following: " Action of Certain carried on his profession there for forty-eight years, Drugs and Waters on the Composition and Secre- retiring from active work in 1929. His great-grandfather attended the poet Cowper, who lived at Olney and the tion of Bile," 1898 ; " Action of Various Drugs and Diets neighbouring village of Weston from 1767 to 1795; and on the Excretion of Nitrogen in Gout," 1900 ; " Pressor both his grandfather and his father, Dr. G. H. Grindon, Bases of Normal Urine-Effect of Age, Diet, and High practised for over fifty years. Francis Grindon was Blood Pressure on their Excretion, " 1914 ; " An Experi- educated at Monkton Coombe School,- and studied medi- mental Contribution to the Treatment of Cholelithiasis" cine at Charing Cross Hospital, obtaining the L.S.A. in (British Medical Journal, 1905) ; " Panniculitis: its Signs 1880 and the M.R.C.S. a year later. After holding the and Treatment " (British Medical Journal, 1925); " Diag- posts of house-surgeon and resident obstetrical officer at nosis and Treatment of Subacute Cholecystitis" (Lancet, Charing Cross he returned to Olney, and was for many and finally, as recently as 1935, a book on " The years medical officer of No. 6 District and school medical 1929) officer and public vaccinator under the Newport Pagnell Pharmacological Action of the Harrogate Drinking Union. He joined the British Medical Association at tfle Waters." In concluding a brief preface to the last-named beginning of 1885, and was chairman of the Northampton publication he wrote: Division in 1926-7. " I hope the result of this monograph will encourage the authorities concerned to carry out a detailed examination of Dr. WILLIAMIr JAMES RUTHERFURD, M.C., died at his the seventy-odd springs with the object of finding out some additional therapeutic agents and thus adding to the medical home in Rochdale Road, Manchester, on June 26th. resources of Harrogate. It would further tend to place the Dr. Rutherfurd was one of the best-known general prac- spa treatment of disease upon a more rational and scientific titioners in Manchester, where he had practised in a slum basis." area since 1924. He graduated M.B., Ch.B. at Glasgow in This last sentence summarizes an object for which 1906, proceeding to the M.D. in 1909. After qualifying he was for some time on the resident staff of the Glasgow Bain worked steadily over a period of close on forty Western Infirmary, and was later clinical assistant to years, as will be realized from the nature and dates of the Ear, Nose, and Throat Hospital. During the war he his published papers. His work entitles him to rank with served with the R.A.M.C. in France, and was awarded the most worthy of British spa physicians, and it was the Military Cross for bravery in rescuing wounded under typical of the man that when he gave up private practice fire. Since settling in Manchester he had been a member in 1930 he retired to Cambridge, where Dixon afforded him of the Manchester Medical and Pathological Societies, and opportunities to continue his research work, which he did took an active part in their work. He was keenly inter- with notable iesults. He was succeeded in practice on ested in medical history, on which subject he published several papers prior to and after winning the history of his retirement to Cambridge by his elder son, C. W. medicine prize of the University of Glasgow in 1928. Curtis Bain, M.C. G. H. His death at the age of 52 will leave a gap in the ranks of Manchester medical men which will not easily be filled. The death took place on June 19th of Dr. EDITH CECILY PHELPS, who for some years was the well-known hQnorary secretary of Tower Hamlets Division, London. We regret to announce the death on June 17th at the The present progressive state of this Division of the age of 69 of HARRY ATHILL CRUTTWELL, M.D. Dr. B.M.A. in no small way stands as a criterion of her Cruttwell began his medical studies in Glasgow and enthusiasm, energy, and originality (writes Dr. Cornelius qualified in 1892, obtaining the Brussels M.D. with dis- Cotter). She was born on March 16th, 1880, the daughter tinction in 1907. He spent most of his early life abroad, of the Rev. E. R. and Mrs. Phelps of Shaftesbury. She and was at one time commissioned to inquire into an was educated at home, and later went to Italy, returning outbreak of cholera at Teneriffe. On his return he to England to take up missionary work in Liverpool. practised for a short time at Hallaton in Leicestershire In 1916 she decided to take up medicine as a profession, before settling in Bagshot, continuing his specialist work and studied at the Royal Free Hospital School of Medi- in tropical diseases in Harley Street. His lifelong hobby cine for Women, qualifying M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. in 1922. was genealogy, and he took a keen interest in archaeology She was then appointed to the Mildmay Mission in and horticulture. Many patients and many friends will London, where she remained until she went to practise in be the poorer for his passing. Roman Road, Bow, where she remained until Christmas last, when illness enforced her retirement. While in practice Dr. Phelps was a district medical officer under Dr. THOMAS WILSON AIRD, who had been a member the London County Council and medical officer to various of the British Medical Association for forty years, died clinics, and did medical work in conjunction with the at Titian Road, Hove, on June 6th, at the age Qf 85. Metropolitan Police. She was also a member of the He was educated at Liverpool, Dublin, and London hos- special committee set up by the Medical Women's Federa- pitals, and was M.D. Durh., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., and tion to consider the subject of anaesthesia in childbirth L.A.H. Dublin. He was born in North Shields in 1851, and of the Anaesthetics in Midwifery Committee of the and, after qualifying, practised at Poplar and afterwards B.M.A. But her interests and activities were not solely at Wallington, where he remained forty years. Dr. Aird confined- to medicine, for among other things she was retired to Hove fourteen years ago. He was much inter- interested in the housing problem. Acting privately with ested in mechanics and also in freemasonry. He had three or four friends to finance her, she bought several been Past Master of the Wallington Lodge. He leaves houses and turned them into model flats for working a widow and three sons. ' people. Later they were taken over by the Bethnal Green Housing Association, and she served on this com- mittee. Typical of her courage, she decided to make a The following well-known foreign medical men have world cruise during her failure of health, for the sea and recently died: Professor KARL MAYER, head of the neuro- sailing were her great hobbies, and it is sad to think of logical and psychiatric clinic at Innsbruck, aged 74; Dr. her own sailing boat now lying listlessly at anchor in CHARLES Louis CHASSAIGNAC, professor of urology in the Southampton Water. The profcssion has lost a general Tulane University School of Medicine, New Orleans; Dr. practitioner who has more than proved her worth in her GIOVANNI NESTI, for many years editor of Rivista Critica comparatively short medical career, and the Tower de Clinica Medica; and Dr. ARTURO DE REDONDO Y Hamlets Division of the B.M.A. a secretary whom its CARRANCEJA, formerly professor of clinical medicine at members both admired and cherished. Madrid. JULY 4, 1936~~~~~~~~~~~~JULY MEDICAL NEWS THE BRITISHJOIURNAL 55 - -MEDICAL Founder's Day will be celebrated at Epsom College on The Services Saturday, July 25th. Service in chapel at noon ; assault- at-arms at 2.15 p.m.; presentation of prizes by Commander A. R. J. Southby, M.P., at 3.30 p.m.; tea on cricket ground DEATHS IN THE SERVICES at 4.30 p.m. during second day of match between the Lieut-Colonel Lloyd Brereton Ward, R.A.M.C. (ret.), died College and the Old Boys ; performance of lolanthe by the on February 4th. He was born at Westbury, Wilts, on March 31st, 1850, was educated at St. George's, and took Choral Society at 8 p.m. the L.R.C.S.Ed. in 1873 and the M.R.C.S. in 1874. The ninth International Dental Congress will be held Entering the Army as surgeon on March 31st, 1874, he in Vienna from August 2nd to 8th, under the presidency became surgeon lieutenant-colonel after twenty years' service, of Dr. Hans Pichler. The official languages will be and retired on August 26th, 1896. After retirement he was German, English, French, Spanish, and Italian. Further employed at Wrexnam, from October, 1896, to September, information can 1904, and at Coventry, from October, 1905, to August, 1910. be obtained from Mr. A. E. Rowlett, He served in the Afghan War of 1878-9, was present at the 165, London Road, Leicester. capture of Ali Musjid, was mentioned in dispatches, and Following the Franco-Italian Congress held at Nice last received the medal with a clasp. April the editors of Riforma, Medica and Paris Meudical decided to publish simultaneously on June 13th an issue Colonel Norman Faichnie, late R.A.M.C., died at Gatsoma, of Riforma Medica containing articles by French writers Southern Rhodesia, on April 12th, aged 69. He was born at and one of Paris Medical by Italian writers. Rawal Pindi on May 5th, 1866. Educated in the Newcastle- on-Tyne School of Medicine and University College, London, The following German congresses will be held in July he graduated M.B. and B.S. of Durham in 1889, subse- by various societies: psychology, July 5th to 8th, at quently taking the D.P.H. of the London Colleges in 1904, Jena; ophthalmology, July 6th to 8th, at Heidelberg; and the D.T.M. of Liverpool in 1906. Entering the Army paediatrics, July 22nd to 24th, at Wiirzburg; protection as surgeon captain on July 28th, 1891, after filling the of infants and young children, July 25th, at Wuirzburg; post of second assistant medical officer at the Marylebone of Infirmary, he attained the rank of colonel on August 28th, diseases digestion and metabolism, July 27th and 28th, 1918, and retired on November 21st, 1919. He served in the at Berlin. South African War from 1899 to 1902, when he took part in The Lord Mayor of London will preside at the opening the relief of Ladysmith, including the actions of Colenso, ceremony of the third International Conference on Social Tugela Heights, and Pieter's Hill, was mentioned in dispatches Work at the Guildhall on July 13th, and among the in the London Gazette of February 8th and April 16th, 1901, delegates whom he will welcome are Miss Katharine and received the Queen's medal with five clasps and the King's medal with two clasps; in the Mohmand campaign of Lenroot, chief of the Children's Bureau of the United 1908, on the North-West Frontier of India (medal with clasp) States, Dr. Hilgenfeldt, head of the official organization and in the war of 1914-18. for winter relief in Germany, Dr. Alice Mazaryk, president of the Czechoslovak Red Cross, and the Danish Minister of Social Affairs. The closing ceremony on July 17th at Bedford College will be attended by the Duke of Kent. Like the first and second international conferences on social Medical News work, held respectively in Paris and Frankfurt, this con- ference will give an opportunity for representatives from all countries where modern social services exist to meet Dr. N. Corbet Fletcher has been appointed surgeon-in- and to discuss their problems and methods of work. The chief of the St. John Ambulance Brigade. His promo- general subject of the conference is " Social Work and the tion took place on June 24th (St. John's Day). Community." The international headquarters are at Mr. A. G. Timbrell Fisher, M.C., F.R.C.S., has been Le Play House, 35, Gordon Square, London, W.C.l. elected a Corresponding Member of the American The secretary of the British National Committee is Mr. Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons. B. E. Astbury of the Charity OrganiZation Society, The St. Cyres Lecture for 1936 of the National Hospital Denison House, Vauxhall Bridge Road, S.W.1. for Diseases of the Heart will be delivered by Dr. B. T. The eighteenth annual meeting of the Mental Hospitals Parsons-Smith at the Royal Society of Medicine on Association will be held in the Council Chamber of the Wednesday, July 8th, at 5 p.m., on the subject of Guildhall, London, on Wednesday, July 8th, at 11 a.m. " Cardiac Failure." Members of the medical profession Many foreign societies have been invited to participate are invited to attend. in the fifth meeting of the German Society for Speech The introductory address to the Middlesex Hospital and Voice Treatment, to be held on August 20th to 22nd Medical School will be given by Dr. George E. S. Ward in the Langenbeck-Wirchow House in Berlin. at the Queen's Hall, Langham Place, on Tuesday, July 21st, at 3 p.m., after which the prizes gained during the Dr. I. G. Briggs (Inner Temple), Dr. G. S. Gardner academic year will be distributed by the Duke of (Middle Temple), and Dr. Kathleen Kitchin (Gray's Inn) Northumberland, president of the hospital. The wards, were called to the Bar on June 24th. medical school, and research departments, and the The King, on the recommendation of the Lord Chan- Nurses' Home will be opened for inspection. Tea at 4.30 cellor, has approved the appointment of Mr. Cyril F. in the Board Room and in the Students' Restaurant. Penton, M.A., barrister-at-law, as a Senior Commissioner The Anti-Noise League (66, Victoria Street, SW. 1) of the Board of Control in the place of Mr. S. J. Fraser has arranged a " Quiet" Luncheon on Tuesday, July Macleod, K.C., who has retired from the service. 14th, at the Florence Restaurant, Rupert Street, W., The King has granted his Patronage to Westminster with the President, Lord Horder, in the chair. Luncheon Hospital, of which, as Prince of Wales, he was President (price 5s.) begins at 12.45 for 1 p.m., and ends at about for 21 years. 2.15 p.m. A prize of 10,000 dollars, to be awarded every seven Particulars about the post-graduate course to be held years, has been founded by the American Academy of in Karlsbad on September 6th to 12th may be obtained Arts and Sciences for the best work on the treatment of from Dr. Edgar Ganz, Karlsbad, Czechoslovakia. diseases of the genital organs. The prize will be awarded the first time in 1940. Further information can be A Congress for Psychotherapy, organized by the Swiss obtained from the Academy, 28, Newburg Street, Boston, Society for Psychiatry, will be held on July 19th at Basle, U.S.A. when the following papers will be read: " The Funda- mental Principles of Psycho-analysis," by Dr. de A museum illustrating the injuries caused by electricity Saussure " The Principles of Analytical Psychology," has been attached to the General Hospital at Vienna, by Dr. C. A. Meyer ; "'The Significance of Individual under the direction of Professor Stephen Jellinek. Psychology for Psychotherapeutic Practice," by Dr. E. A Rumanian society of orthopaedics has recently been Jung; and " Human Existence in Psychotherapy," by founded at Cluj under the presidency of Dr. A. Radulescu, Dr. Bally of Zurich. the head of the Cluj Orthopaedic Hospital.