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China Medical Journal THE China Medical Journal P u b l is h e d by m The China Medical Missionary Association 1918 S H A N G H A I : P r i n t e d by t h e P resbyterian M issio n P r ess 1918 INDICES TO Wut €lún<t Jtttbiml Journal Volume XXXII, 1918. G e n e r a l I n d e x . Page. Abdominal cavity, Phagocytosis in, (277) ......................... ... 50 Abdominal surgery under local anaesthesia ... .............. .................... 282 Wall, Cy»t in, Containing Ascarides ......................... ... Dr. D a l e . 131 Abdominal Wounds ........................................................... ••• ••• ... 76 Abortion, Corpus luteurn extract to prevent ....................... 389 Acidity, Gastric, of healthy Japanese, (330)......................... ... 174 Atropin test for typhoid fe v e r ................................................ 382 Andrenalin Injections, and Viscosity of Blood, (328) ... 174 Adrenalin Content of Suprarenals in Beri-beri, (334) ... 177 In extirpation of Pancreas, (421)..................................... 473 Adenoma, Papillary, of Jejunum ..................................... Dr. L u d l o w . 425 Age, Foetal, as Determined by Dried Skeleton, (371) 263 Aged, Surgery o f ....................................................................... 591 “ Akamuslii,” Vectur of Japanese River Fever, (301) ... 57 Albumin, Serum, Anaphylaxis induced by, (358) ... ... 259 Alcohol, Moderate Use of as Beverage ......................... ... 167 Resolutions 011 Use of ................................................ 165 Alcoholism in China ............................................................ ... Dr. P a r k . 241 Alkalinity, Blood, Determination of, in Meningismus, (315) ... 171 Alligator mississippiensis, Histology of Intestine (352) .............. 25B Ambrine and its Substitutes ................................................. ......................... 190 American Physicians and Practice of Pharmacy in China ......................... 44 American Red Cross ........................................................... .............. 3° °. 379 Amino-acid Content of Beri-beri Urine, (367) .............. ... 262 Amino-acid Stimulation of Diastatic Action, (310).............. ......................... 169 Amoebae and D y s e n t e r y ........................................................... Dr. F is c h e r , 13 Amoebic dysentery, emetin i n ................................................ ......................... 495 Amoy, Public Health Campaign in ..................................... ......................... 289 Anaesthesia by Oral Administration ..................................... Dr. H u t ch e s o n . 436 Anaphylaxis induced by serum albumin, (358) .............. ......................... 259 Anemia, infantile, (433) ............................................................ ......................... 568 Aneurisms causing Atrophy of Bone and Cartilage, (365) ... 262 Animals, Wild, Injuries from, in Korea, (331) .............. ......................... 176 Ankylostomiasis, Hsemoglobinuria following Treatment by Thym ol, (311) ... 170 Anthropology, physical, of C hin ese ..................................... .............. 210, 322 ,, of Japanese ( 3 7 3 ) ......................... ......................... 266 ,, ,, of Koreans (430) ......................... ......................... 566 Antimony in Kala-azar ........................................................... ... Dr. K o r n s . 26 Antityphoid vaccination ................................................ ......................... 190 Anus, Artificial, two cases of ................................................ Dr. E l l io t t . 236 Appendicitis in China, Incidence o f ......................... Dr. H e d b l o m . 105, 587 Appendicitis in C h in e s e ............................................................ Dr. R u ssell. 219 ii INDICES. Arsenical Poisoning, Case of ..................................... 46- Ascariasis, Quisqualis indica in ..................................... Dr DAVENPORT. 133 A scaris lumbricoid.es, in Cyst in Abdominal Wall ... Dr. D a l e . 131 Iu foreign children in China 396 Infection w ith .................................... .............. 283, Ascites in Canton ... ... ... ... ... Dr. C a d b u r y . 401 A ssociations : China Medical Missionary Association, see “ China.’ National Medical Association, see “ China.” Nurses’ Association of China, see “ Nurses.” Atrophy, acute of liver, (2 7 S ) ..................................... 51 Atrophy of Bone and Cartilage due to Aneurism, (365) 26ï Ataxia, locomotor............................................................ 11S Bacilli, Paratyphoid, Normal Serum, (298) ..................................... 56 Tubercle, Demonstration Method for Tissues, (389) ..................................... 359 Tubercle, Influence of Chemicals upon Growth ot, (345) .......................... 256- Bacterial examination of Wounds ................................................ .............. 591 Barbers, Chinese, and Ear Diseases ..................................... Dr. D u n l a p . I 5& Beans, X-Ray Effect upon growth, (346) ....... 256 Beri-beri .............. 4SS Adrenalin Content of Suprarenals in, (334) .......................... 177 Cerebrospinal Fluid in, (399) 463 Serum, Action on Frog, (398) ....................... ..................................... 463 Urine, Amino-acid Content of, (367) ..................................... .............. 262 Beri-beri in Korea, (4 2 9 )................................................................................... 565 Births, Notices o f .......................................................... 95, 204, 297, 397, 501, 607 Bismuth Paste iu Surgery ................................................. 592 Bladder, New Method of Drainage in Suprapubic Operation. Dr. Ba r l o w . 329 Blastomycetes in Digestive Tract of Man, (339) ................................................. 175 Blastomycosis and Tuberculosis.., ......................... ..................................... 590- lilastoni} cosis derm atitis....................................................................... Dr. T y a u . 234 Blindness, Color, Testing for, (307) .......................... ..................................... 63 Blood, Alkalinity, Determination of, in Meningismus, (315) .......................... 171 Changes in Kala-azar after Splenectomy ... Dr. E. M. Jo h n s t o n e , 505 Blood of Chickens, fed on polished .rice, (317) ................................................. 171 Chinese, Iso-agglutination Tests of, for Transfusion Compatibilitj'. Drs. K iw ío r e and Liu . 21 Blood in Helm inthiasis ..................................... Dr. F is c h e r . 43I new Stain for, (304)..................................... 62 Ox3’gen capacity of, (407) .......................... 466 Parasite, Discovery of .......................... Dr. P e a k k . 6 Reactions in Kala-azar ......................... 513 Transfusion ................................................. 25 Transfusion in war su rgery... 492 Tubercle bacilli in, (333) .......................... 176 Viscosity of, and Adrenalin Injections, (328) 174 Blue spot in Mongolian Babies ... Drs. F is c h e r and C h e n . 430 B o o k R e v i e w s : Abt, The Baby’s Food .......................... 202 Allen, Local and Regional Anaesthesia ... 602 Anders, Text-book of Practice of Medicine 291 Barnes, Uncinariasis Report, Siam 604. Bergey, Principles of Hygiene .............. 39O Boynton, Directory of Protestant Missions in China, 1918 395 INDICES. ni B ook R e v i e w s , (continued :) .Brown, Rules for Recovery from Tuberculosis......................... ... 93 Candy, Manual of Physics ....................................................................... ... 393 Carman and Miller, Roentgen Diagnosis of Diseases of Alimentary Canal. 91 Carrel and Dehelly, Treatment of Infected W ounds.............. ... 498 Cushing, Tumors of Nervus Acusticus, etc., ..................................... ... 39° Dorland, Illustrated Medical Dictionary .......................... ... 294 Faught, Blood-pressure from Clinical Standpoint ... 90 Ford, Details of Military Medical Administration ... .............. ... 392 Ford, Elements of Field Hygiene and Sanitation .......................... ... 293 Garrison, H istory of M edicine ... ................................................ ... 199 Greene, Diseases of Genito-urinary Organs and Kidneys .............. ... 197 Greene, Medical Diagnosis ... ............................................................ ... 197 •Grulee, Infant Feeding .............. ................................................ ... 393 Gushue-Taylor, Principles and Practice of N u rsin g ....................... .. ... 92 Hirst, Text-book of Obstetrics ... 394 Hunt, Diagnostic Symptoms in Nervous Diseases ... .............. ... 91 Illinois Biological Monographs ... 202 Indian Medical Missionary H andbook ................................................. ... 604 Jordan, Text-bOok of General Bacteriology ... ......................... ... 88 Jung, Analytical Psychology ... ............. ... 200 Kemp, Diseases of the S tom ach ............................................................ ... 87 Keen, Treatment of War Wounds... ■ 91, 601 Kerley, Practice of Pediatrics ............................................................ ... 393 Knapp, Medical Ophthalmology' of .............. ... .............. ... 292 Koll, Diseases of the Male Urethra ... 603 Kolmer, Practical Text-book of Infection, Immunity, and Specific Therapy. 391
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