THE JOURNAL OF THE BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION - -1

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

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

VOLUME II, 1935

I JULY TO DECEMBER

LONDON: PRINTED AND PIJBLISHED AT THE OFFICE OF THE BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, TAVISTOCK SQUARE, LONDON, W.C. 1 THE BRITISH 2 JULY-DEC., 1935 KEY TO -DATES AND PAGES 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 1935, may prove convenient to readers in search of a reference. Serial Date of Journal Supplement No. Issue Pages Pages 3887 July 6th 1- 48 1- 12 3888 , 13th 49- 98 13- 24 3889 , 20th 99- 146 25- 32 3890 ,, 27th 147- 194 33- 60 3891 Aug. 3rd 195- 242 61- 92 3892 , 10th 243- 286 93- 100 3893 17th 287- 326 .101-108 3894 24th 327- 364 .109- 124 3895 31st 365- 438 3896 Sept. 7th 439- 484 .125- 136 3897 14th 485 526 .137- 144 3898 21st 527- 564 .145- 148 3899 28th 565- 608 .149- 156 3900 Oct. 5th 609- 650 .157- 164 3901 12th 651- 710 .165- 172 3902 19th 711- 770 .173-180 3903 26th 771- 828 .181 - 192 3904 Nov. 2nd 829- 884 .193 - 204 3905 PR 9th 885- 932 .205 - 216 '3906 of 16th 933 982 .217 - 224 3907 ,, 23rd 983 - 1030 .225 - 232 3908 ., 30th 1031 - 1082 .233 - 244 3909 Dec. 7th 1083 - 1138 .245-256 3910 ,, 14th 1139 - 1190 .257 - 276 3911 , 21st 1191 - 1240 .277 - 280 3912 ,, 28th 1241 - 1288 .281 - 288

I. r INDEX rro VOLUME II FOR 1935

READERS in search of a particular subject will find it useful to bear in mind that the references are in several cases distributed under two or more separate but nearly synonymous headings-such, for instance, as Brain and Cerebral; Heart and Cardiac; Liver and Hepatic; Renal and Kidney; Cancer and Carcinoma, Epithelioma, Malignant Disease, New Growth, Sarcoma, etc.; Child and Infant; Bronchocele, Goitre, and Thyroid; Diabetes, Glycosuria, and Sugar; Light, Roentgen, Radium, X Rays; Status Lymphaticus and Thymus; Eye, Ophthalmia, and Vision; Pyelography and Urography; Lunacy and MIental Diseases; Sunlight and Ultra-violet; Bicycle and Cycle; Motor and Automobile; Association, Institution, and Society, etc. Subjects dealt with 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. ADAM, Thomas: Report on the health of Stirling, Alcohol, food value of, 1182 1222 Alcohol in the home, influence of (C. S. ABADIE, Jean: Aetiology of elilepsy, 223 ADAMS, S.: The Effect of Lighting oss Efliciency Thomson), 1124 Abdominal pain in children, 233, 318 in Rough Wvork, 608 Alcohol and judgement, 319. See also Alcohol Abdominal strain followed by haematuria, 1138, ADAMnoN. Rhoda: Vitamini treatluent of habitual and road accidents 1240 abortion, 1275 Alcolhol and road accidents: Report by British Aberdeen. See Scotland ADAMSON, R. 0.: Voluntary euthanasia, 1281 Medical Association Committee, 171, 282-Par- Abortion, criminal: som-le figures, 645 Addiction to endocrine gland extracts (S. W. liamentary note on, 282-Correspoudence on, Abortion habitual, vitamin treatment of (D. W. Patterson) 134, 442 (0) 319, 357 Currie), 1275 Addictions, treatment of (Williamii Brown), 134 Aldehbde poisoning, familial, 48 ABRAHAMS, Reginald G.: Acute benign lympho- Addictions. See also Drug ALEXANDER, R. C., invited to the chair of cytic meningitis, 1279 ADDISON, 0 -L.: Tuberculosis of the kidney in surgery at St. Andrews, 918 ABRAMBON, H. A.: Electrokiniefic 7 hen omeva childhood. 565 (0) ALEXANDER, S., (and others): British Institute of and their Application to Biology and Medicine, Aden, review of book on, 1258 Philosophy. 1181 rev.. 1049 Adenoid curette, 583 ALFIERI. Emilio, nominated president of honour Abscess of brain following acute otitis media in Adenoidectomy using a Boyle-Davis gag, instru- of the French Congress of Gynaecology, 1029 a child with chronic nasal sinus disease ments for, 583 ALLAN, M. NI.; Appreciation of Jessie H. and acute nephritis: operationt: secondary ADEY, C. W.: Anaerobic infections, 748 Gellatly, 188 encephalitis: .recovery (E. Watson-Williams), ADEY, J. K.: Psychoses of adolescence, 804 ALLAN. W. D.: Puerperal streptococcal septi- 1152 Adrenal cortex and infections, lC03 caemia, 701 Abscess of brain, otogenic pseu]do, 231 ADRIAN, E. D., elected to the Council of the Allen and Hanburys: Pruritus vulvae et ani, Abscess, bronchiectatic. rulpture of, an unusual Royal Society, 1005 1288 case (J. II. Crawford and A Ross). 14-Corre- ADSON, A. W.: The hypothalamus, 270-Resu1lts Allergy, nasal (H. M. Jay), 692. 833 (0)-Dis- spondence on. 359 of sympathectomy and rhizotomy in essential cussion, 692 Abscess, liver, 873 hypertension. 272 ALLIBONE. T. E.: Continuously evacuated x-ray Abscess. peritonsillar, in infancy (Alex Ma.rlean), Aerial medical services of Australia (Allan tubes, 1066 254 (0)-Correspondence on, 360. 475 Vickers), 753-Discussion. 753 ALLISON, V. D. (and W. A. BROWN): Diagnosis Abscess, peritonsillar, opener for, 1156 Aeroplane, evacuation of casualties by (Wing of doubtful cases of cases of scarlet fever, 1249 Abyssinia: Ambulance unit for, 516.732.911,981, Commander J. B. Thomas), 454 (0) 1188-Norwegian Red Cross tinit, 911-War in: Africa, East, information concernin g the medical ALLPORT. Frank, death of, 767 plea for women and cbildren, 770-New Bartho- service of. 430 Almoners, Hospital. Institute for: annual re- lomew map of. 1029-Dutch ambulance to be Africa, South. midwifery in, 584 port. 458 sent to. 1188-" British Ambulance Service in Africa, West, information concerning the ALOFF, Professor, death of, 524 Ethiopia " absorbed by the British Red Cross medical service of, 430 Alopecia in early life, 193 Society, 1287 African colonies, institutioral treatment of Alpine sun lamp. See Lamip Academic Assistance Council: annual report, lunacy in (parliamentary note), 882 ALSTON. J. M. (and H. C. BROWN): Prevalence of 309 African medical officers, information concerning, Weil's disease in certain occupations, 339 (0) 430 Alum-precipitated toxoid in diphtheria im- ACADEmY, ROYAL, OF MEDICINE IN IREr AND: Age, the critical, review of book on, 503 munization (J. S. Haine). 896 (0)-(M. Section of Medicitse.-Tendencies in medi- Age, old, review book on, 953 Naughten, .J. H. White, and A. Foley). 898 (0) cine, 871 AGIUS Emanuel: Cardiac pain and Buerger's -Correspondence on, 971. SeealsoDiphtheria Section of Obstetrics.-Cancer of the uterine disease, 87 Aluminium in food, 847 body, 922 Agra, health conditions in, 599 Aluminium, idiosyncrasy to. 974,1133 Sectiont of Pathology.-Laboratory research Agranulocytosis: Discussion at the Royal Aluminium salt for gastric disorder (normo- in Ireland, 966 Society of Medicine, 1223 gastrine), 1156 Sectiotn of State Medicinie: Sonme problems Agranulocytosis with purptura haemorrhagica Amblvopia Reader, 927 of public health. 1069 following gold therapy (Philip Ellman and Amblyopic eye. See Eye Section of Surgery.- Bone grafting, 759- J. S. Lawrence). 622 (0) Ambulance, air. the first regular service Olinical photography, 1174 Agranulocytosis, suspected case of: inquest pro- inaugurated, 1081 ceedings, 1135 Ambulance Service. Home: Report, 519 Academy of Sciences of Rome: Bocconia prize, AHLBOM, Hugo: Muicous-gland and salivary- Ambulance Service, London: change of tele- 710 gland tumours, 1213 phone number, 769 Accident incapacity: Inquiry Committee (parlia- AINsWORTH. R.: Circumcision, 472, 877 Ambulance unit for Abyssinia. 516, 732. 847, 911 mentary note), 881 Air Force, Royal, Dental Branch: Revised con- 981 Aocidents, after-effects of: Discuission, 964 ditions of service. 1185 America. See United States Accidents from domestic electrical appliances Air Force. Royal: Information concerning the American Joutrntal of Obstetrics anid Gynaecology (parliamentary note), 46 medical branch of, 423-Enlistments in, num- contains an article on the contriibutions of Accidents, industrial parliamentary debate on, bers (parliamentary note), 1239 Great Britain to gynaecology and obstetrics, 190 Air Force, Roval, Medical Service: Promotions 1081 Accidents, road, alcohol and: Report of British and appointments, 436. See also Supplement American maternity hospitals (K. V. Bailey), Medical Association Committee, 171. 282- Index 921 Parliamentary note on. 282-Correspondence Air Force, Royal, Royal Air Force Reserve: AMIEs, A. B. P.: Gas anaesthesia under positive on. 319, 357 Medical Branch:-Promotions and appoint- pressure, 108 Accidents, road, decrease in (parliamentary ments, 436. See also Supplemient Index Amoebiasis, chronic, and chronic appendicitis note), 96 Air Hygiene Foundation of America formed, (W. Wilkinson). 452 (0)-Correspondence on. ACOOYER. H. : Paratyphoid B in a French 1255 924 battalion, 101 Air Navigatiou Bill, 1283 AMREIN. Otto, obituary notice of, 481 Acetylsalicylic acid, chemistry of, 793, 884 Air passages, defences of the (Sir StClair Anaemia, early, of premature infants. 22 Achard, Professor, re-elected permanent secre- Thomson), 846, 857 Anaemia of infancy, copper and, 73 tary of the Academie de MMdecine, 1137 Air-raid precauitions: Home Office circular re, Anaemia of Lederer, the acute haemolytic (H. Acidophilus therapy, 730 72, 468-Review of book on, 214, 242 Corre- Joules, and L. M. Masterman), 150 (0)-Corre- AcomB, J.: Treatment of maxillary sinusitis, spondence on, 229. 358-Parlismentary notes spondence on, 228 691-Chronic suppurative otitis media, 746 on,240. 284,1239-Home Office handbook on,242 Anaemia, megalocytic. atypical (G. D. Kersley), Acta Paediatrica: Studien tiber Rachitis -Respiratorsaforcivilian popullation, 192,284- 994 (0) (Erling Rustung), 627-Chronische Infektiose Criticism of official circular. 311-Home Office Anaemia, nutritional iron-deficiency (L. S. P. Erkrankungen der Harnmege im Kindesalter memorandum (No. 1) on. 468-Lectures and Davidson, H. W. Fullerton, and R. M. Camp- (Alfred Sundal). 627 demonstrations on, 564- Precautions against, bell), 195 (0)-Correspondence on, 315 ACTON, Hugh William, obituary notice of, 562 1239 Anaemia, severe, diagnosis and treatment of ADAIR, Fred L. (and Edward ,T. STIEGLITZ Airways, mouth opener for the insertion of, (J. C. Matthews), 738, 943 (0)-Discussion, 738 editors): Obstetric Medicine. The Diagnosis 545 Anaerobic inlectiorns (H. A. Nt oodruff). 747- and Managemnent of the Commoner Diseases AITKEN, D. McCrae: Hugah Owvens Thomas. His -Discussion, 747 in Relationt to Pregnancy, rev., 582 Pr inciples and Practice, 121 Anaesthesia, apparent death under, resuscita- An}AT'R M11riAil F.lAAnA awarnlal tha Jnlhn T.sno.u Albee's operation under spinal anaesthesia, 85, tion with complete recovery following, (R. A. Walker studentship, 282 184 Grant), 64 ADAM, James: Death in the asthmatic attack, ALBISTON. N. A.: Social aims of mental hygiene, Anaesthesia, avertin, unusual dose of (H. K 1069 754 Ashworth), 950 JOURN. 2 INDEX THE BRITISH 7 4 JULY-DEC.,, 1935 - - MEDICAL JOURNAL

Anaesthesia, chloroform, in midwifery, 522, 601, Annotations (contiuved): Annotations (co"ntinded): 641,820. 1023,1133 Drug addicts, death penalty for, 510 Tuberculosis bacillaemia. 347 Anasstbesis., closed methods of, in surgery of Drugs, dangerous. traffic in, 676 Tuberculosis in Birminigham, 674 the chest (John Halton), 159 (0) Educational Number (19351, 349 Tuberculosis, campaign against, in France, Anaesthesia, gas, under positive pressuire Electrocardiogram and cardiac displacement, 318 (Geoffrey Kaye), 618 (0),808-Discussion, 808 730 Tuberculosis among students and nurses, 957 Anaesthesia, the heart in, 923. See also Cardiac International League against, 1216 Urography, excretion, 218 Epilepsy, 264 resuscital ion Family meals and catering, 591 Vesalius, Andr eas, a reading from, Anaesthesia, induced, maternal mortality and Fever therapy, 848 Visitor to Australia," 122 deaths under, 600 Fever therapy in venereal disease, 217 Vitamin A, standardization of, 1160 Anaesthesia, new journal of, Food and drugs, purity of, 911 Vitamin concentrates, 846 591 958 Anaesthesia for toxic goitre operations (C. Foetal cephalometry by x rays, 463 Vitamin deficiences and the heart, Langton Hewer), 78 Fractures and incapacity, 1110 Vitamin standards, 122 of, 1106 Anaesthesia, review of hook on, 455 Geological survey and museum, 24 Vulvo-vaginitis in girls, treatment Anaetthesia, spinal (Leo Doyle), 808-Discus- Glycosuria. s3mptomless,74 Waqting and eachexia of hypoph) seal origin, sion, 803 Grancher system, 1005 309 Anaesthesia,spinal, Albee's operation under, in jaundice, control of, 169 Water, ideal, 732 Haemorrhage of, 70 85. 184 Health insurance in New Zealand, 676 Wound infection, new type 675 Yellow fever, jungle, 1261 Anasethesia for tonsillectomy (Arthur P. Gor- Health and the League Assembly, ham), 112 O0)-Correspnndence on, 184 Health service of South Australia. 1216 Ansesthetic: Paraldehyde as a pre-anaesthetic, Health services. international, 632 Annrouncements of forthcoming events, etc.. 46 278, 320, 472 of intervertebral disk into spinal 192, 241, 285, 325. 362. 483,563 606.649; 709 Herniation 969145, 1188, 1239 Anaesthetic table, 214 canal, 910 768, 827, 882, 933, 9;0, 1028, 1080, 1137, Anaesthetics, diploma for, information con- Histological diagnosis... peroperative," 264 1287 cerningc 432 Hobby of a physician, 957 ANSON, Canon Harold: Voluntary euthanasia, Anaesthetics, oil-soluble, in rectal surgery (C. Hormones and organizers, 264 1168 of Naunton Morgan), 938 (01 Horsley (Victor], Memorial Lecture, 349 ANSPACH, Brooke M.: Contributions Oreat Anales die Cirurgia, firsat issue, 898 Hospital compendium, 1216 Britain tog3nnaecology and obstetrics, 1081 Analgesia, gas-and-air. investigation into (par- Hospital, National Anti-Vivisection and Batter- Anthrax disinfection: reconstitution of advisory liamentary note), 1238 sea General, alteration of the objects of, 1055 committee, 145 Analgesia, gas and air, in labour, 473 Hunterian Museum, 120 Anti-gas measures. See Air raid Analgesia, new journal of, 591 1004 Anti-noise. See Noise Hutchinson, Jonathan-ophthalmologist, (W. N. Analgesia for suturing cuts, 364, 483, 526, 828 Income tax relief in respect of children, 731 Anti-scarlatinal serum in erysipelas ce 924. 1071 Analgesia. See also Anaesthesia Indexes, half-yearly, 24,122 Brazil), 840- Corresponder on, 972, Anatommy, review of books on, 16, 301. 343, 952. 999 Industrial health research, 631 Antiseptic, urinary: mandelic acid, 457, 902,1096, ANDERSON, Alexander, obituary notice of, 929 Iodine, 262 1100 ANDEPRSON, David Fyfe, awarded a Rockefeller Lipiodol in the lungs, fate of, 462 Antiseptics, urinary (J. Thomson Tait). 750- MedicalFellowship, 80 London School of Hygiene, 956 Discussion, 750 ANDERSON, J. H.: Obesity, 681-Diagnosis and Macpherson, A. D., 1055 Ape malaria. See Malaria antd Plasmodium treatment of severe anaemia, 738 Maggots, surgical: how they act, 1108 knowless. ANDERSON, John, obituary notice of, 361, 481, 648 Malaria and its treatment, 552 Aphonia, 828,921 con- ANDERSON, J. Ringland: Glaucoma, 745-Squint, Medical art, 24 Apothecaries' Hall of Ireland: Information 390 807 Medical History, Annals of. 349 cerning the study of miedicine, ad ANDERSON, Robert: Industrial hazard from Medical Insurance Agency, 463 Apothecaries' Society of -London Degrees electric welding fumes. 640 practitioners pass 237, 482, 881, 1137-Information con- Medical Register: untraceable lists, 384, 432- ANDREASON, Captain A. T.: Developmental 591 cerning the study of medicine, defect of vagina, 211 Medical Research Council, 732 Diploma in obstetri9s, 432-Yeomanry dinner, H. Newton: Persistent 1133 Medicine, general ideas in, 630 1221 ANDREWSA vomiting, in ANGELEsco. Dr., nominated a foreign corre- Medico-legal cases, unusual, 957 Appendicitis, acute, immediate operation 1045 sponding member of the Acad6mie de M6de- Melbourne, 219,554 (H. C. Wardleworth Nuttall), (0) cine, 145 Mental disease, research in, 792 Appendicitis, acute, paralytic ileus after Animals, Diseases of, Bill, 45, 94.142 Mental retardation and endocrine disorder, (Sampson Handley), 966-Discussion, 967. See Animal Diseases Research Association. See 1262 also Ileus A ssociation Mentally disordered, accommodation for the, Appendicitis, chronic, and chronic amoebiasis Animals, experiments on (parliamentary note), 553 (W. Wilkinson), 452 (0)-Correspondence on, 924 144, 237 Milk processing and control, instruction in, wild, and captive, 884 263 correlation of radiological Animals, performing Appendicitis,chionic, and Annales nInttitu t Pasteur for October 25th Milk for schoolchildren, 1214 and operative findings in (W. L. Harnett dIe 327 commemorates the fiftieth anniversary of the Morality and sex, 511 G. Galstaun), (0) first inoculation for rabies, 1137 Motherhood in poor arets, 1110 Appendicostomy for tapeworm, 326 in August issue .nnales Mdico-pspchholo'giqees for May devoted Mount Vernon Cancer Hospital,11C9 Archives of Dis ase Ch)ildhood: to Valentine Magnan, 97 Muco-ciliaryPartnership, 846 dedicated to Sir Thomas Barlow. 345 ANNRTT, H. B.: Views on the cancer problem. Myocardial efficiency, tests for. 22 Archivos de Medicina Legal e Identifieagao: 479, 760 Neurological Congress, International, 120 contents of March issue, 344 Neuromyelitis optica. 348 Argentine. too many doctors in the, 564 Annotations: 1264 Armies in India, health of, 599 Nuffield, Lord: his gift for cripples. notice of. 1026 Academic Assistance Council, 309 on, 1053, 1215 ARmSTRONG, William B., obituary Nutrition, committee of experts Index Acetyl-salicylic acid,chemistry of, 792 -Report of committee, 1215 Army, British, 436. See also Supplement 730 588 Army, British: Army Dental Corps: Information Acidophilas therapy. Nutrition an international problem, granting Adrenal cortex andinfections, 1003 Nutrition in thehome, 461 concerning, 425-New conditions of commissions, 1185 Air-raid precautions, 72 Nystagmus, miners', and compensation, 74 Alcohol and road accidents, 171 Opium Board, Permanent, work of the, 1159 Army. British--Army Medical Services: Pro- Aluminium in food, 847 Osteogenesis, 71 motions and appointments, 436. See also Ambulance service for Ethiopia, 732, 847 Osteopaths Bill 510 Supplement Index American health records, 348 Papworth and propaganda, 1213 Army, British: Dental infection in (Major S. H. Anaemia, early, of premature infants. 22 Parotid swellings, recurrent, 1054 Woods) 1225 the Anaesthesia and analgesia: two new journals. Parr, old, 590 Army, British, information concerning 591 Periarteritis nodosa, 1158 Medical Service of, 422 Association, British Medical: Annuial meeting Personality and age,509 Army, British: Royal Army Medical Corps as a at Melbourne, 219, 554 Physique of miian in industry, 262 career, 461 Bacterial foodpoisoning, 589 Pilgrimage to the holy places, 1055 Army, British: Royal Army Medical Corps, General Hospital. See Hospital Pink disease, 552 in the, 563-Promotions and Battersea -Commissions the, Benzene and benzene derivatives, toxic effects Pituitary body, 509 appointments,. 436-Specialist work in 1108 in French law, 793 1005. See alsoSupplement Index of, Plastic surgery See Biochemical tests, 170 Pneumonia from aspiration of oil, 170 Arnmy, British: Territorial Army, 436, 558. of, 955 also Supplement Index Blood transfusion, infection from, 910 Pneumonia, pr evention and treatment annual train- British Association for the Advancement of Pneumonia prophylaxis on the Witwatersrand, Army, British: Territorial Army 462 263 ing 558 Science, of Hospitals Association 1C04 Poisoning, common. 171 Army Reserve British Army, British:-Territorial Pro- Calcium in ulcerative colitis, 1263 Pregnancy and tuberculosis, 71 Officers: Royal Army Medical Corps: " 436 See also Cancer cure," a new (by a bacillus), 1159 Prostitution, international legislation against, motions and appointments. Cancer, traumatic, 347 553 Supplement Index a 791 health. a of. 1161 Army, British:-Territorial Army, Royal Army Cancer treatment, new. Public century appointments, Carbo-gaseous baths and their action, 1054 Riadium in bladder carcinoma and eye con- Medical Corps: Promotions and 631 910 See also Supplement Index Cardiac glucosides, ditions, 136 J. Cattract and its medical treatment, 72 Radiology, whither? 793 Arneth count. clinical interpretation of (C. at Cambridge, Young), 109 (0) Chemical research, 122 Regius chair 511 981 Cholera group of vibrios, classification of, Responsibility under supervision. 462 ARNOTT, D., elected mayor of Shaftesbury, 1003 Rheumatic conference at Bath, 310 Arteriosclerosis, coronary, 848 Christmas appeal, 676 Richet, Charles. 1160 carotid, internal, erosion of with fatal Artery, Yorke), 162 Circulatory disturbance, post-operative, 731 Royal Army Medical Corps: As a career, 461- haemorrhage (Courtenay Copper and the anaemia of infancv, 73 Specialist work in, 1005 Arthritis, blistering for, 186 of the, 121 anticus syndrome, 219 chronic, treatments Cornes, transplantation Scalenuis Arthritis, 710-Non-specific, of sulphur Coronary arteriosclerosis, 818 Sea-sickness. 308 of with intramuscular injections Coroners, control of, 23 Serological mishaps, two. 310 (David Krestin), 1144 (0) Criminal statistics, 554 Skin affections in vitamin deficiency, 1109 Arthritis, radiological grouping of, 763 in wards, 1107 Congress, 1161 Arthritis, review of book £68 Cross-infections children's South African Medical on1, number of Cup of tea, 590 Sponge fishers, an occupational disease of, 1263 Arthritis, rheumatoid, with a large Cysticercosis and epilepsy, 1214 Swedenborg's studies of the brain, 219 subcutnaeous fibrous nodules (A. B. Neligan), " D.Ph.M.," 632 nervous system, surgery of the 1046 Sympathetic Arthritis rheumatoid, gold treatment of (Herbert. Death penalty for addicts, 510 1264 J. 1098 See Calcium and Death rates and environment. 1107 Syphili8, bibliography of, 675 Williams), (0). al8o cataract, 731 pollution of the, 346 gold therapy Dinitropbenol Thames. also Rheumatoid Diphtheria diagnosis, rapid, 73 Therapeutics, up-to-date, 909 Arthritis, rheumatoid. See Diphtheria, prophylaxis of, 673 Thomas, Owen, centenary of. 121 ARTHUs, Professor, awarded the Monaco prize for his work on of poisons, 193 Dreams, diaginosis of organic syndromes in, Thrombosis and embolism, 171 the physiology Artificial See Pneumothorax 309 Thyroldectomy for heart disease, 630 pneumothorax. ja 23 AsCaoNsE. BaronGnuglielmo. death of, 524 Drug addiction in India, 169 rp'va-Am-.1-OX&OLUIEL, nf%t,.^nolArvMa_pomt-upt3uMbIA". ZJ THE BRITISH JULY-DEC., 1935 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL 5

AsCROFT, P. B. (and David H. l'ATEY): X-ray Association, British, of Radiologists: Annual diagnosis of acute intestinal obstrulction, 1197 meeting, Birmjingham, (1935),181-Presidential (0) address and annual dinner. 181-Ante-natal B. AsH. W. M.: Future of the school medical radiology, 182-Pelvimetry, 182-Pre- and pnst- service, 175 operative radiation in breast cancer, 182- BAAGOk, K. H.: Treatment ofhay fever, 351 ASHWORTH, H. K.: An unusual dose of avertin, Spondylitis adolescens, 182 Bacillary dysentery. See Dysentery 950-Risk of explosion in operating theatres. Association, British Speleological, formation of, Bacillus Calmette-Gu6rin vaccinaticn for tuber- 1230 325 culosis prevention Rist) 31 " (E. AsKINs. Robert Arthur, obituary notice of, 1234 Association of Certifying Factory Surgeons: Bacillus cure " for cancer, 1159 A5SMANN, Herbert: Die Kliuische Roentgen- Annual dinner, 1166-Suggested expansion of B. suipestifer septicaemia, case of (E. Biddlet. diagnostik der Inlneren Erkranlkuuigen, vols. i medical investigation in industry, 1166 340 and ii. rev., 343 Association of Clinical Pathologists: Summer Bacillus of tubercle nnd expectoration, 364 Association, American, of the History of Medi- meeting. 225-Diphtheria: prophylaxis and Backaehe, review of book on. 17 cine, dedicates its eleventh annual mneeting to diagnosis, 225 Bacteriology of wlhooping- Bacterial disease, chemotherapy of (H. Horlein), the memory of Joseph O'Dwyer, 193 cough. 225-Glandular fever, 226 698-Discussion. 698 Association, Animal Diseases lResearch: Annual Association. Ethical Pharmiiaceuticals, forma- Bacterial food poisoning, 589 See also Food and meeting, 227. See also Research tion of, 364 Poisoning Associatiotn, Australian and New Zealand, of Association, German, of Neurologists and Psy- Bacteriology, review of books on, 902, 1154 Radiology: First annual meeting, 326 chiatrists, absorbs the Gertman Society of BADCOCK, J. H.: Inexpert radiography, 1177 Association, Automobile. See Automobile Neurolrgists, 325 BADHAM, C.: Radiological diagnosis in lung Association. Blood Donors'. Voluntary: Annual Association. Glasgow Post-Graduate Medical: disease. 743 dinner, 1014 Opening of session, 815 Bad Nauheim, practical course in electrocardio- Association, British: Annual meeting, Norwich Association of Hospital Officers: Conference in graphy at, 362 (1935), 462, 509-Personality and age, 509-The London, 1010-Pay-bed blocks, inedical staff BAELZ, Dr., mememorial stone to unveiled, 1239 pituitary body, 509-Malaria and its treat- arrangements, 1010-Out-patien tdepartmencs, BAGSHAWE. Sir Arthur: Tropical disease on ment, 552-1936 meeting, Blackpool, 1239 1010 small islands, 869 Association, British Empire Leprosy Relief, 81 Association, IHospital Readers': Annual meeting BAILEY, K. V.: American miaternity hospitals. Association. British Health Resorts: Annual of the Belfast branch, 1124 921 oonference, Margate (1935). 636 - Annual Association, Hospital Saving Annual meeting, BAILLIE, Sir James: The purpose of a univer- meeting, 1117 1015 sity. 756 Association, British Hospitals: Annual report, Association of Industrial Medical Officers: BAILLIE, Malcolm: Circumcision. 472 1004 Formation of, 645, 879 BAINTON. Joseph H. (and Julius BUTRNSTE1IN): Association, British Medical: AnnuFl meeting, Association, Irish Medica.l: Annual meetiDg, lltsetrative, Elefcr((oriiiogo7l}1, l,ev.,'S)2 Melbourne (1935), 122, 219. 485. 506, 524, 554, 130-Medical reorganization in the Irish Free BAKER, S. L.: Mechanism of bone absorption. 694,789.913,1240-To Melbourne, 219-Visitor to State. 130-Constitution of proposed new 1059 Australia, 122-President's address: Hospital union, 130 Balconies for flats. See Flats problems, 485, 505-Opening ceremony, 524- Association, King Edward VIi Welsh National BALDIE, Alexander: First aid in chemical gas Offlcial conclusi in, 554-Popular Lecture, 694 Memorial: Annual meeting, 354-Extension warfare, 133 -Leading article on. 789-World tour and tbe schemes. 756-Unnotified cases of tubercu- BALFOUR. Alargaret I. (and Joan C. DRuRY): future (S. Watson Smnith), 913 - Memento of losis in Wales, 354 Motherhood. in the Special Areas of Durham the world tour 1240 Association, L,ondon, of the Medical Wonmen's anid Tyvnteside, 1110 Federation, 269 BALLANTYNE. A. J.: Iridocyclitis. 807 ASSOCIATION, BRITISH MEMDICAL: Association, National, for Supplying Medical BALLOTTA, FraDesco: Prassi Medico-Forense. Blackpool Divis-on.-'syebo-analysis and Aid by Women to the Women of India (Countess rev.. 952 psychotherapy, 1099 of Dufferin's Fund): Annual report, 470 BALME, Harold: Serum treatment in puerperal Egyptian Branch: Evacuation of casualties Association, Netherlands Medical: Manifesto sepsis, 84, 185 by seroplane, 454-Splint for broken clavicles n war emd peace, 694 l3alzac story, 608 whichi preserves function, 1255 Association, Post-Graduate Medical: Informa- BANISTER, J. Bright: Caesarean section, 684, Isle of Wig/lit D'viiou: Leciures for general tion concerning, 412. See al8o Post-graduate 1143 (0)-Heart disease in pregnancy, 801 practitioners, 768 Association of Physicians: Healing of tubercu- BANKOFF, G.: A disclaimer, 828 Kepiuington D)ivision: First aid in chemical lous cavities, 102 Bar, calls to the, 1029 gas warfare, 133 Association for Preventive Paediatrics, Inter- BARBER, H. W.: Mligraine, 874-Eczema, 1019- Kingston Divi.sion: Insanity and crimiinal national: Cross-infections in cbildren's wards, Psoriasis, 1( 20 responsibility, 735 1107 BARBORKA, Clifford J.: T'reatmenit by Diet, rev., New Zealan ilranch: Essential purpura Association, Private Practitioners, directory of, 163 haemorrhagica, 445 (0) 695 Barcelona, post-graduate courses at. 883 Peterborough Division: Diseases of the g ll]- Association, Royal Medico Psychological: BARDSWELL, Noel: Prevention of tuberculosis bladder, 243 Annual meeting. London (1935), 77-Four in children, 32 Rochester, Chatham, and Gillingham Divi decades of psychialry, 77-Endocrinology and BARING. Hon. Venetia: Orthographyand medical sion: The nervous child, 501 niental disorder, 77 Haematology of the education. 194 Yorkshire Branch: To-day's uses for yester- psychoses, 78 Clinical aspects of general BARILING, Sir Gilbert, awarded the gold medal day's drugs, with special reference to phenol paralysis of tbe insane. 78-Annual dinner. 78 of the Birmingham Civic Society, 1188 and sodium sulphate, 903 Association, Royal Sanitary, of Scotland: BARLING, Seymour: Gastric carcinoma after Annual congress. 557. See ailso Congress gastro-enterostomy, 710-Surgical shock, 1228 ASSOCIATION. BRITISH MEDICAL: SECTIONS: Association Scottish, for the Deaf: Annual BARLING, S. G.: Paralytic ileus after acute Children's Diseases.-Summary of proceed- meeting. 178 appendicitis, 968 ings, 688,801-Rep)ort of procee i ings, 527, 614.717 Association, Scottish, of Insurance Comimittees: Barlinnie Prison. See Prison Dermatology.-Summary of proceedings, 693, Annual conference. 696 BARLOW, Sir Thomas (leading article), 345- 751-Report of proceedings, 572, 1195 Association of S oecial Libraries and Information Ninetieth birth(day of, 483. 981-Ro. a) Medical Laryngology.-Report of proceedings, 781. Bureaux: Annual conference, 97 Benevolent Fund Christmas appeal. 6t9, t 69- 833, 1254 Association, Surgical Instrument Makers': Homage from the SociWtE Medicale des ]B6pi- Medical Sociologv -Summarv of proceed- Annual dinner-, 8 5 taux de Paris, 981 ings, 753, 809-tleport of proceedings. 495 Association, Tuberculosis, 938 BARNARD. Cy%ril C.: Classification of medical Medicine.-Siummary of proceedings, 681, Association, Volunlary IHealthi Workers, of libraries, 927 .738,798,853-Report of proceedings, 885 943,1031 Edinburglh: Child welfare in Edinburgh, 757 BARRfi, J. A.: Frontal ataxia. 270 Neurology atnd Psycholouical Medicine.- Association. M omen Citizens: Health of BARRETT. Sir Jamnes: Hospital problems, 485 (0) S3ummary of proceedings, 690, 803-Report of mothers, 757 506-Racial pressure in the Pacific. 809 proceedings, 651, 983 Assurance Companies (Winding Up) Bill, 237 BARRETT. Norman Rupert, awarded a Rocke- Obstetrics ocwt (I v.laecolonv.-Summarv of Asthma, clinmate for. 1189 feller Medical Fellowshil) 80 proceedings. 684. 741 801, 852-Report of pro- Asthma Research Council: Annual report, 1012 BARRON. P.: Childbirth with only one kidney, ceedings, 531. 656. 1143 Asthma, Switzerland for, 981 608 Ophthalmology.-Surnmary of proceedings, Asthmatic attack, death in the (leading article), BARRY, John V. (and A. E. COATES, editors): 744,806-Report of proce-dings, 933 955-Correspondenice on. 1069 Proceedings of the Medico-Legal Societv (f Orthopa edics.-Su mmary of proceedings, Asylum, Perth Royal: Annual report, 129 Victoria durigig the Years 1931-2 and 1932-3. 745. 805, 853-Report of proceedings, 491 Asylum, Royal Blind, Edinburgh: Annual meet- rev., 998 Oto-rhtino-ltrrtngology. Summary of pro- ing, 83 BARsOUM, H.: Absence of pericardium, 666 ceedings, 691, 746-Report of proceedings, 781, Atelectatic bh-onchiectasis. See Bronchiectasis Barytes miners. See Miners 833, 986, 1139, 1254 ATKINSON, Major A. B.: Prevention of tultercu. BASHFORD, H. H.: Lodgings for Twelve, rev., Pathology ad( Bacteriology.-Summary of losis in children, 30. See Mattinson 213 proeeedings, 692, 747-Rteport of proceedings, Atmospheric impurity and death rates, 757 BASSET, Antoine (and Jacques MIALARET): 1191,1241 Atmospheric pollution, report on, 1117 L'Epaule; Anatonhie des Fornmes Ext0rieure-s; Pharmacology. Therapeutics and Anaes- Atom, structure of, review of bot k on, 626 Aiiatomie Radiographique; Chirurgte O0oira- thesia-Summary of proceedings, 749, 807- Atresia, duodenal, congenital, with complete toire, rev., 213 Report of proceedings, 618. 780, 1252 transposition of viscera (Arnold Greenblatt). BASSETT, Clara: Metntal Hvgiene in the Com- Public Medictne (Vueberculosis, Itndustrial 840 mutlity, 304 and Tropical Hygiene) and. inceluidigg the AUGUSTINE, D. L.: Trichinosis in and around BASTIONI, Presno, nomiinated a foreign corre- history of the developmetnt of .medicine in Boston, 63 sponding member of the Acaaomie de M6de- Australia.-Sumnmary of proceedings, 693, 752, AULD, A. G.: Migraine, 1179 cine, 145 809. 810-Report of proceedings, 659 715, 1087 Aural meningitis. See Meningitis BATCHELOR. R. C. I..: Report on the work of the Radiology and Rtdiotherapeuttics.-Surn- Auricular fibrillation and flutter, treatment of Edinburgh Venereal Diseases Clinic, 125, 314 mary of proceedings, 686, 743, 800-Report of (Terence East) 25 BATES, J. L.: Epidemic streptococcal laryngitis, proceedings, 423. 889. 1090 Auscultation tube for Eustachian catarrh, 302 98 Surgery (includinQg Urology.-Summary of Australia: Aerial me(lical services of (Allan Bath Rheumatic Conference. Sfe Rheunmatic proceedings, 682, 739. 798-Report of proceed- Vickers), 753-I)iscussion, 753--Annnal Meeting Baths, carbo-gaseous, and their action, 1054 ings, 567. 620,1031, 1245 of the Association in. See Association, British Baths, swimming: Cleanliness in, Alinistry of Mledical. Annual Meeting-Cancer Campaign Health circular re, 918-Poster for display in, Association, British Medical, and the Society of Conference. 962-Midwifery in. 584-Skin con- 484' Medidal Officers of Health, 36 ditions in (Herman Lawrence), 572 (0). 693- Bats and rabies in Trinidad (Eric de Verteuil). Association, British Orthopaedic: Annual meet- Discussion, 693 1226 ing in Manchester, 1059-Economic results of Australia, South:-Health services of: report, BAUIMGARTNRR. Leona (and John F. FULTON): fractured os calcis,1059-Results of attempted 1216 A Bibliography of the Poem ' Syp)htlis s2qe reduction in fractures of os calcis. 1059 Automobile Association issues booklet guides Morbus Galltcus " by Gir olamo Fracastoro of Mechanism of bone- absorption, 1059- Sub- to historic buildings in Great Britain, 526- Veronia, 675 standard cinematograph films in case record- Level crossing precautions, 6C8 BAYET, Adrien. death of, 362 ing, 1059-Congenital torticollis, 1060 Avertin anaesthesia. See Anaesthesia BEAM, F. A.: Transposition of viscera, 242 Association, British Paediatric: Report of an- Avertin, unusual dose of (H. K. Ashworth). BEAIJMONT, G. E.:-Medicine: Essemtials for nual general meeting in the Archives of Dis- 950 Practitioners anrd Students, second edition, saBe sn GAilahoott,unssa .e for juue.ne_ 61bll Axillary vein. See Vein rev., 65 THE BRITISH 6 JULY-DEC., 1935 INDEX MEIIC AL JOURNAL

BEAUMONT, J. H.:-Penetrating wound of eye: BIsKE, V.: Physiology of deep sea diving, 318 Box, W. A.: Glaucoma,745 cure of prolapsed iris without operation, 785 BLACK. E. C.: Premedication, 807 BoYD, W. E.: Car sickness in children. 286 BEAUMONT, J. W.: Atmospheric pollution, 1117 BLACK, Malcolm D.: Report on (Ilasgow Royal BRACKENBURY. Sir Henry B.: Patient (Itad BECcLE, H. C.: Haematology of the psychoses, Maternity and Women's Hospital, 1124 Doctor, rev., 725 78 Black tongue," 1029 BRADBROOKE, I1. N. (and D. A. MITCHELL): Fur- Becontree housing estate, health centre on, 131 Blackburn, maternal mortality in, 965 ther experience of the use of quinine in normal BEDFORD. Evan: Recognition of chionic myo- BLACKEB, C. P.: Birth control in modern li#e, labour, 206 (1) cardial disease. 867 1009 BRADFIELD, Colonel E. W. C.. appointed Hono- Beer drinking habit: Doctors' manifesto. 458.603 BLACRETT, Sir Basil, death of, 349 rary Surgeon to the King, 1185 Beeslv and Johnston's AMaual of Surgical BLACKLOCK, D. B., awarded a Leverhulme Re- BRADFORD, M.: Haenuaturia following abdomi- Anatomy, fourth edition, rev., 301 search Fellowship, A45 nal strain, 1138 BEGG, A. Clarke: Diabetic gangrene, 682 BLACKLOCK, M. G., awarded a Teverhulme Re- BRAEMER, Dr.,death of, 524 Diagnosis and treatment of severe anaemia, search Fellowship, 145 BRAEUNING, von H.: Lungentuberkulose und 739 BLAIA, J.: Catheter in heart, 1251 Schwangerschafit, 71 BEENKE, Emil, 1190 BLAIR, Duncan MacCallum, appointed regius BRAGG. Sir William, nominated president of the BE:ILBY. Julius H-.: Persistent headache during professor of anatomy in the University of Royal Society, 1005 lactation, 337 (0) Glasgow, 524 BRAID, Frances: Congenital pyloric stenosis, Beit Memorial Trust for Medical Research. 126- BLAIR-BELL, W.: Views on the cancer problem, 1177 Address as President of Meeting of trustees, 126-Work of the Fellows, 315, 559, 820 BaALsFoRD, James F.: " 181 125-Election of new Fellows, 127-See also BLARE. Valentine H.: Periventricular epi- the British Association of Radiologists. Research lepsy." 359 Brain abscess. Sfe Abscess Belfast. See Ir eland BLAXLAND, A. J : Progressive post-operative Brain, cysticercosis of. See Cysticercosis BELFRAGE, S. Henning: Nullity and impotence, gangrene of the skin, 336 (0) Brain, Swedenborg's studies on the, 219 1127 Bleeding, atypical, during pre-climacteric or BRAIN, W. Russell: Ophthalmoplegia associated BELILIos, A. D. (and A. W. J. HOUGHTON): post-menopausal years, curetting for (A with thyrotoxicosis,271-Insanity and criminal Primary axillary vein thrombosis, 895 (0) Schwars), 533 responsibility,735-Treatment of disseminated BELIsARIO, J. C.: Mycotie infections, 751 Blepharitis, 650, 710, 1240 sclerosis, 1006-Treatment of subacute com- BELL, Richard: Treatment of heart-block, 138 Blind persons in Soviet Russia. numbers. 145 bined degeneration, 1056 (0) BBLLAMY, G. E.: Puerperal streptococcal septi- Blind, welfare of: Report of Scottish Advisory BRAMWELL, Crighton: Gallop rhythm, 739- caemia, 876 Committee, 597 Heart disease in pregnancy, 801 Bell's palsy. See Palsy Blindness in India, prevention of, 226 BRAMWELL, Edwin: Treatment of spontaneous M BE:NEDEK,-, LJ.: lTreatmentm--oy,- epil of epilepsy. 22,4- Blindness. See also Sight arachnoid haemorrhage, 512 Intracranial Editor of Hughlings Jackson Memorial Volume, Blistering for arthritis, 186 tumour 690, 983 (0) rev., 627 BLOMFIELD, J.: lRisk of explosion in operating BRAsCHI, hi.: Leucoctosis whooping-cough, Benedict's qualitative test for urine glucose, 37 theatres, 1174 76 Bengal, anti mialaria campaign in, 471 B]lood disorders, review of books on, 502, 998 BRASH, J. C. (and E. B. JAMIESON, editors): BENNETT, E. A.: Nullity and impotence, 1126 Blood Donors' Association. See Association CunLisigham's Manutal of Practical Anatomv. lBenzene and benzene derivatives, toxic effects Blood grouping up to date, 66 ninth edition, rev.. 999 of, 1108 Blood pressure in cerebral thrombosis, 640 BRASHER, C. W. J.: Use of drugs of the camphor Bequests to hospitals and medical charities, 106, Blood pressure, high (,J. Hartsilver), 449 (0) and coramine type, 969 305. 769, 1287 Blood, review of books on the, 213, 301 BRAZIL, W. H.: Anti-scarlatinal serum in BERG, charles: Facts and fancies in psycho- Blood transfusion, infections from, 910 srysipelas, 840 therapy. 139 Blood transfusion service in connexion with the BREADY, J. Wesley: Auttobiography of Dr. BERGSTRAND. Professor: Intracranial ttumours, University Hospital in Leipzig (K. A. Seggel), Barntardo, cheap edition, rev., 953 272-Estimating risks in life assurance, 273 154 Breast-feeding from one breast only, successful BERKELEY, Sir Comvns (J. S. FAIRBAIRN, and BLOOM J. Harvey: (and R. Rntion JAMEs): Med- (Alan Moncrieff), 299 Correspondence on, Clifford WHITE): Midwifery, fifth edition, rev., icat Practitioners in the Diocese of bondon, 1180 455-Hantdbook of Midwifery for Obstetric Licenssed uttder the Act of 3 Hetnry VIII, C. 11. Breathing, autom-atic, return of puncture Dressers, Pupil-Midwivrs and Midwives, ninth An Annotated List. 1529-1725, rev., 342 of cerebral ventricle and injection of caffeine, edition, rev., 456-Placenta praevia. 685 Board. Central AMidwives: Report of meetings, 906 BERESON, J.: Ephedrine in treatment of 176, 755, 1066, 1273 Breech presentations. treatment of, with special and arms 1018 Board of Control: Annual report for 1934. 553 reference to cases of extended legs eneuresis, 547, alsa Berlin, post-graduate courses at, 97,286,483,1020, Board of Control for Scotland: Appointments, (J. W. Burns), 919-Discussion, 1081 34-Salaries under (parliamentary note), 241 Labour -Bermondsey: Public health centre opened, 596 Board of Education issues a catalogue of the BRENNAN, A.: Tropical medicine, 810 BERNACOHI, Commander L. C.: Alexander Grenfell collection of works on physical BRENNER, O.: The tlhyroid gland heart, Pedler Lecture on Antarctic Exploration Past education. 585-Annual report of chief medical disease, 199 (0) and Present, 627 officer, 1219 BRENTNALL, C. P.: Jaundice complicatitng preg- BE:RNAL, J D.: Air-raid precautions. 311 Board of Health, Welsh: Report for 1934-5, 517. nancy, 921 field BERNARD, I. (and Dr. CLAOUt): La Chirutrgie See also Health BREWER, Dunstan: Experimental rlparatrice dans ses Rapports ave, la, Juris- BOARDMAN. Edmond James, obituary notice of, epidemiology, 174 prutdence. 793 43 BREWIs, C. Carrick: Faecal impaction, 982 BERRIDGE, Constance Ellice May, Kaisar-i-Hind BOOHARD, A., appointed to the editorship of the BRICKNER, R. A.: Functions of the lobe. gold medal conferred on. 1011 Archiv fir kliniische Chirurgie, 193 269 BERTWISTLE, A. P.: Tuilip fingers," 255-Cir- BODANSEY,Meyer(and MarionFAY): Laboratory BnIDE, J. W.: Malignant ehange in ovarian cumcision, 823-Inexpert radiography, 1072, Manual of Phtysiological ChemistrV, third dernmoid, 922-Unilateral menstrual pain, U73, 1232-X correction, 1138 edition, rev., 669 -Advanced ectopic pregnancy. 1173-Vesical Berwickshire. health of. 919 Body function, artificial and natural regulation calculus with pregnancy, 1173 Corporeal Besredka's anti virus, use of (S. A. Klein), 834 of (De Burgh Daly), 1223 recuirrence after radium treatment, 1275 The epidemnic Betting and Lotteries Act, loss to hospitals Body function, rhythm of (leading article), 672 BRIERCLIFFE, Rupert: malaria through note), 144 BOGERT, L. Jean: Nuttritiont and Physical Fit- Ceylon, 1015 (parliamentary notice BETTS, 1,.: Fractures of the spine, 8C6 ness, second edition, rev.. 66 BRIGSTOCKE, Charles Arthur, obituary BRATNAGAR, S. S.: Ph.D. London conferred on, Bobler's fracture clinic in Vienna. 522 of, 562 236 Boils, treatm-ent of (Surgeon-Lieutenant P. K. British Dominions, conditions of practice in. BIDDLE, E.: Case of B suiipestifer septicaemia, Fraser). 894 (0) 428 340 Bombay: Health conditions in, 1272-Plague in, British Drug Houses issue a fourth edition of BIGGER. Joseph WV.: Handbook of Bacteriology, 1013 their booklet on pH values, 1030 For Stu4ents and Practitionters of Medicine, BOMBI, G.: Non-perforative biliary peritonitis, Bi-itish Hospitals Association. See Association fourth edition, rev., 902-Laboratory research 755 British ilnstitute of Philosophy. Philosophy See Association in Ireland, 966-Problems in health, BOND, C .1.: Voluntary euthanasia, 1168 British Medical Association. public WHITBY): 10S9 BOND. Sir Hubert: Persistitng effects of war BRITTON, C. J. C. (and Lionel BIGas, A. C. B.: Views on the cancer problem, neuroses, 180-Punishment and upbringing, Disorder s of the Blood. rev., 502 277 267 BROADBENT, nir John: Use and insulin, BIGGS, MIoses death of, BOND. Lieut.-Col. Richard Pratt, obituary notice 1068 George, 235-Obituary in notice of, 279 of, 11F6 BROCK, A. J.: Facts and fancies psyclo- BILHAM, E. G. (and Lilian F. Lnwris): The Bone absorption, mechanism of (S. L. Baker and therapy, 40-War peace. The boarding-out system, Frequency of Days wvitht Specified Dutrations atld E. W. Twining), 1059 BROCK, Sir Lawrence: of Sunshine, 252 Bone grafting (H. F. MacAuley), 759 267 of the 185 Biliary peritonitis. See Peritonitis Bone infections. treatment of (R. Watson Jones), BROCEKBANK, E. M.: Cancer skin, immunity injections BINET, Leon: Leqons de Physiologie Medico- 1018 BRODIE: Poliomyelitis Chis urgicale, rev., 1048 Bone tumour-S. See Tumours of monkey virus. 271 Biochemical tests, 170 BONNEY, Victor: The nutrition of mothers, 79- Bronchiectasis, atelectatic compensatory, 36, review of Paralytic ileus after acute appendicitis, 967 98-A correction, 98 Biochemistry, books on, 114, 341, 726, Abscess 828 BooYsEN. Cecile: Circumncision). 472 Bronchiectatic abscess. See Biological study, methods and purp-ose of (lead- Bornholm disease, 602 See also " AM3algia, " Bronchomycosis feniseciorum 1165 ing article), 954 epidemic." nomenclature of Bronchopneunmonia complicating' whooping- Biology, review of books on, 543, 787 BORRADAIF,E. L. A.: Elementary Zoo7ogy for cough, Poulton's oxygen test (Alexander Joe Medical third 545 and J. S. Westwater), 292 (0O BIRAUD, YVES: Jungle yellow fever. 1261 Studensts, edition, rev., Morlock BIRD, Major Joseph Godfrey, obituary notice of, Boston, trichinosis in and around, (W. W. Bronchus. benign neoplasms of (H. 332 (0) 141 Spink and D. L. Augustine). 63 and A. J. Scott Pinchin), Birds, starving, 364 Bottle-stopper, colloseal," 457 BRooK. Geoffrey Bernard, awarded Dorothy Cross 269 Birmingham. birth control instruction in. 596- Botulism, fatal cases of (W. Lees Temiipleton), Temple Fellowship, G. A.: 807 -Post-graduate lectures in, 524-Tuberculosis 500-(C. de W. Kitcat), 580 B3IOOFs., Iridocyclitis, treatment of in, 674-Unit-id Hospital, note on, 526 BOUCHIER-HAYES, T. A.: New type of clinical BROOKE, R.: Wire extension Birth control, lectures to students and practi- photography, 1174 mandibular fractures, 498 (0) tioners, 325-In Birmingham, 596 Bougie, urethral, combined, 68 BItOOKFIELD, R. W.: Ephedrine Birth con;trol in modern life, 1009 Debate at the BOUMAN, K. Herman: Intracranial tumour, 690 ment of enuresis, 1018-Surgical aspects Hunterian of 803-Malarial kidney, 1277 Society, 1009-Correspondence on, -Psychoses adolescence, Treatment 1074, 1134, 1182 therapy and neurosyphilis, 805 BROOMHEAD, R.: A Sumntary of Birth control and its 319 BOURKE, F. S.: Cancer of the uterine body, 922 of Fractures and Dislocations. rev., 727 opponents, C.- P.. D.: Malarial therapy and Birth control, review of books on, 16, 212 Bsoutonneusee fever. See Fever BROTHERS.- neurosyphilis. 804 Birth control. Ste also Contraception BOWDEN, R. T.: Diphtheria: two questions, 700 BROWN, Bevan -Psychological schools: a plea Birth rate in Japan, decline of, lC81 Bowel, large, congenital malformation of (John on faith Alexander Mackenzie), 61 (0) for correlation, 817 Bishop healing, 35 BROWN. Chester: Assessment of risks in life BIsEoP, Sturgeon Thompson, Bowel. See also Intestine Captain George assurance, 272 A notice 767 BOWEN, Marjorie: Peter Por rev., 1156 obituary of, cupi2e. BROWN, Edgar: Treatment of maxillary sinu- of St. Birth control in modern Matthew: Asymmetrical limb deve- Bishop Albans: BOWMAN, sitis. 691 i1;e, iu lopment, 1047 wsitis, 691 THE BRITISH 7 JULY-DEC., 1935 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

BROWN, Gilbert: Premedication, 807-Spinal Cancer treatment, Dr. Connell's, 1280. See (ilso anaesthesia, 808 Cancer treated by proteolytic enzymes BROWN, H. C. (and J. M. ALSTON): Prevalence C. Cancer of the uterine body (Bethel Solomons), of Weil's disease in certain occupations, 922 339 (0) Cachexia and wasting of hypophyseal origin, 309 CANNON, D. J.: Cancer of the uterine body, 923 BROWN, Herbert: Agranulocytosis, 1225 Cadaver, destruction of, with sulphuric.acid, CANTERBURY, Archbishop of (and others): Sir BROWN, Herbert H.: X-ray treatment and sub- 484 Maurice Craig memorial, 1174 acute bacterial endocarditis, 970 CADE, Stanford: Fii ture of irradiation treatment CANTIN, A. Y. (and J. Balfour KIRK): Intestinal BROWN. John Macdonald, obituary notice of, of cancer, 276 obstruction by roundworms following adminis- 1134, 1183 Caesarean section (J. Bright Banister), 684, tration of anthelmintie. 298 (0) BROWN, lCangdon. See Langdon-Brown 1143 (0)-Discussion. 684 CAPENER. Norman: Pyothorax, 1174 BROWN, L. Graham: Treatment of cbronic sup- Caffeine injections for return of automatic Capillary patches on cheek, 1240 purative otitis media, 746, 986 (0) breathing, 906 CAPON, Norman B.: Ephedrine in treatment of BROWN Lloyd T. (and others): Body Mechanics CAIRNS, Hugh: The cerebro-spinal fluid, 270- enuresis. 1018 in the Study and Treatment of Disease, rev., (Anid D. DENNY-BROWN): Management of intra- Carbo-gaseous baths. See Baths 115 cranial tumour, 1162 Car sickness. See Sickness BROWN, B. Graham: Harelip, 689 Calcaemia in the post-operative period, investi- Carcinoma. See Cancer BROWN, William: Treatment of addictions, 134- gations to determine the amount of (G. lesu). Carbuncles, treqtment of (Surgeon-Lieutenant Personality and age, 509-Psycho-analysis and 546 P. K. Fraser', 894 (0) psychotherapy, 1099 Calcification (F. S. Hansman), 747-Discussion, CARDELL, J. D. M.: A pair of spectacles. 26 BROWN, W. A. (and V. D. ALLISON): Diagnosis 747 Cardiac arrest, recovery after. 135, 186. 230, 278 of doubtful cases of scarlet fever, 1249 (0) Calcium changes and diagnostic lradiology (G. Cardiac displacement and the electrocardio- BROWN, W. Moir: Stenosing tendovaginitis at Harrison Orton), 1164 gram, 730 the radial styloid, 538 (0) Calcium and gold therapy, 1233. See also Gold Cardiac glucosides. 631 BROWNE, Denis: An orthopaedic operation for Calcium in ulcerative colitis, 1263 Cardiac infarction, review of book on, 115 cleft palate, 1093 10) Calculus, vesical, with pregnancy (J. W. Bride), Cardiac murmurs, loud, 650 BROWNE-CARTHEW, Ralph H.: Radium in treat- 1173 Cardiac pain and Buerger's disease, 87 ment of varicose veins. 319 CAMBASSEDItS, D.: Traitementt de la Fiulvre Cardiac resuscitation (W. B. Primrose), 540 (0), BROWNING, Carl Hamilton, honorary LL.D.Ed. Onttlulant, rev., 67 702, 820. 883-Correspondence, EO1, 640, 702 762, conferred on, 34 CAMERON, A. J.: Persistent headache during 769, 820, 884. 923, 1230. See a1lso Heart in BRuCE, G. R.: Health resorts, 175 lactation, 477 Anaesthesia BRUCE, John (and Robert: WALXSLEY, editors): CAMERON, A. T. (and C. R. GILmOUR): The Bio- Cardiac. See also Heart Beesly and Johnston's Mlaniual of Surgical chemistry of Medicinle, second edition, rev., 114 Cardiazol injections for diminution of foetal Anatomy, fourth edition, rev., 301 -Recent Advances in Endocrinology, second mortality (H. Nevinny), 993 BRYCE, George. obituary notice of, 766 edition, rev., 213 Cardiff: Coloured population of (parliamentiry BUCESTAB, Professor, death of, 235 CAMERON, C.: Prevention of tuberculosis in note), 192-Post-graduate stoidy in, information BucKERIDGE, Surgeon Rear-Admiral G. L., children, 31 concerning, 413-Tuberculosis in, 1122, 1288 appointed honorary surgeon to the King, CAMERON. Colin J. N.: Status of ship surgeons, Cardiospasm, treatment of, 924 978 878 Cardiovascular Disease, International Confer- BUOKINGHAM, R. E.: Treatment of maxillary CAMERON, Sir John: Insanity and criminal ence on at Royat (1936),661 sinusitis. 691 responisibility, 736 CARLING, E. Rock: The future of irradiation BUCKLEY, C. W. (editor): lteports ont Chronic CAMERON, W. J. S.: Peritonsillar abscess in treatment of cancer, 134-The out-patient prob- Rheumatic Diseases, No. 1, rev., 625 infaDcy, 475 lem and hospital construction; the new BUCKLEY, G. lI.: lRadiological training, 800 CAMPBELL, Alexander Colin Patton, awarded a Westminster Hospital, 1218 Budapest. I ternational hosvitai for treatment Rockefeller Medical Fellowship, 80 CARLISLE. George [.: Practical Talks on Heart of rheumatism to be erected in, 1287 CAMPBELL, A. W.: Intracranial tumour, 690 Disease, rev . 1173 BUDD, 5, G.: Rat-bite fever, 478 CAMPBELL, Dr.: Psychoses of adolescence, 804 Carlsbad: Post-graduate courses at, 97, 362 Buenos Aires, general and typhoid mortality CAMPBELL, Henry Johnstone, obituary notice CARMICHAEL, D. Gordon: Circumcision, 472 rate at, 193 of. 91 CARMALT JONES, Professor: Hydatid disease, Buerger's disease and cardiac pain, 87 CAMPBELL, J. Argyll: Acclimatization to hot 683 Bulimia or polyphagia, 1288 environmients, 135 Carnegie Trust, information concerning the, 385 BULL, Lionel: Anaerobic infections, 748- CAMPBELL, Jessie Deans, obituary notice of, 880 CARNWATH. Thomas, Honorary D.Sc. Belfast, Problems in virus disease, 748 CAMPBELL. R. M. (L. S. P. DAVIDSON and H. W. conferred on, 140 BULLOCH, William: Schorstein Memorial Lec- FULLERTON): Nutritional iron-deficiency Carotid artery. See artery ture in medical periodical literature, 810 anaemia, 195 (0) Carotid sinus reflex. hypersensitivity of, 350 BULLRICH, Ra.fael: Too many doctors in the CAMPIONE, Francesco, death of, 281 CARR, G. Jameson: Status of the ship surgeon, Argentine, 564 1023 BUNGE, D,-.: Organization of medical examiners CANADA: CARREL, Alexis: Man, The Unknown. rev., 1057 for life assurance, 273 Cheadle, Dr., his trip across, 41 CARRIE: Gastric and duodenal ulcers, 273 BURDON-COOPER, James: To-day's uses for Midwifery in, 584 CARTER, G. B.: Care of the mother in industry yesterflay's drugs, 1082 and rural districts, 174 BuRGESS, Norman: Lupus vulgaris, a new Cancer of bladder, radium treatment of, 910 Cartilages, senmilunar, injuries to the (Charles method of treatment by intradermal injection Cancer of breast, radiation treatutent ot (H. M. A. Pannett), 439 (0)-Correspondence on, 699, of phenylethyl hvdnocarpate, 835 (0) Moran), 686. 889 (0)-Discussion, 687-(G. Vil- 760 BURKE, E. T.: Treatment of severe lingual vandde), 1164 CARVER, A. E.: Voluntary eutbanasia, 975 leucoplakia, 113- tielation of yaws and syphilis, Cancer Campaign, Australia: Sixth conference, Case taking, review of books on, 17. See also 126 962-Problems of organization. 962-Measure- Diagnosis BURKE, F. J,: Radiology in obstetrics, 1276 ment of x rays and radium, 962--Place of the Castration. review of book on, 1103 BURKE., M. P.: Surgical treatment of tuber- general pi-actitioner, 962-Clinical and re- Casualties evacuazted by aeroplane (Wing Com- ciilosis, 1014 search topics. 963 mander J. B Thomas). 454 Burmese hospitals and dispensaries, the work Cancer Campaign, British Empire: Quarterly Cataract, dinitrophenol, 731 of, 1272 meetings, 117 -Grants made, 117- Co- Cataract and its medical treatment, 72 Bern," radium, trestment of, 484. See (Ilso ordination of clinical research, 117-Annual Cataract, treatment of, 1029, 1278 Radium general meeting, 1063 CATHCART, B P.: The physique of miian in BURN, George Wilson, obituary notice of, Cancer of cervix, corporeal recurrence after industry, 262 1026 radiumi treatment, 1275 Catheter in heart (J. BLAHA), 1251 BURN, J. H.: Use of oxytocic drugs post partunm, Cancer of cervix with metastasis in kidney (T. F. CAVELLERLEONE, Lieut -General Count Luigi 179 Todd ), 922 Ferrero di. death of. 362 BUtINELL, G. H'.- Prostatectomy, 740 Cancer of colon (H. B. Devine', 740. 1245 (0)- CAWADIAS. A. P.: Temperanment and digestive BUiRNr4:LL-JONES, H. S.: A tuberculin pipette, Discussion, 741 disorders, 183 583 Cancer control iii South-Fast Scotland, 129 CAWTHORNE, T. E.: Acute frontal sinusitis, 1171 BURNET, Etienne: MeIlecine Experimentale et Cancer ' cure," a new, by a bacillus, 1159-Par- CELLAN-JONES, C. J.: Injection of varicose MHdecine S ciale,261 liamentarv note on, 1239 veiDS, 135 BURRNET, F. M.: Problems in virus disease, 748 Cancer, cutaneous, in cotton mule-spinners Cemeteries, inspection of (parliamentary note). BuIRNEAM. Brigadier General F. J.: Loud cardiac (E. D. Irvine), 996 (0) 96 murmurs, 659 Cancer death rate in New Zealand, 312 Census in Italy, 883 BURNS. .1. W.: Treatment of breech presenta- Cancer, gastric, after gastro-enterostomy, 650, Cephalometry, foetal, by x rays. 463, 640 tion,with special reference to cases of extended 710 Cerebral attack, hypertensive (Douglas legs and arms,919 Cancer Hospital. See Hospital McAlp ne). 990 (0) Burns, treatment of (Alfred C. Tturner), 995 (0) Cancer. irradiation treatmi-ent of, future of, 134, Cerebral haemorrhage. See Haemorrhage BuERNSTEIN, Juliu9 (atad -Joseph H. BAINTON): 228, 276 Cerebral thrombosis. See Thrombosis Illustrative El-etrocardiorq-ophy. rev., 952 Cancer, lingual. radiation therapy of (R. A. Cerebro-spinal fever in Germany, 311 BURRELL, L. S. T.: Prevention of tuberculosis Gardner), 687, 109J (OJ-Discussion, 687 Cerebro-spinal fltuid. discussion on, 270 in children. 31 - Healing of tuberculous Cancer, mule spinners (E. D. Irvine), 996 (0) Cerebro-spinal meningitis, investigations on, 471 cavities, 102 (0) Cancer made a notifiable disease in Jugoslavia, Cerium oxylate, colloidal (cerocol), 1156 BURRIDGE. W.: Medical science and new doc- 931 Cerocol, 1156 trines, 1176 Cancer of oesophagus, gastrostomy for: normal Certificate of a deceased doctor, 979 BURROW. J. Le Flenming: Persisting effects of feeding resum-led following dilatation of Cervical pregnancy. See Pregnancy war neuroses. 180 oesophagus (G. Loewy), 249 Cervix uteri, review of book on, 1155 BURT,Cyril: T'he Sibniormal Mind, rev.. 581 Cancer of oesophagus, retrograde (transgastric) Cevlon. malaria in (leading article), 1001-(Sir BURTON, Wing-Commlaander H. L.: Persisting oesophagoscopy for (G. H. Steele), 63 (0) Weldon Dalrvmple-Champneys and Rupert effects of war neuroses, 181 Cancer problem, views on the, 277, 315, 479, 558, Briercliffe), 1015-Discussion, 1016 BUSCAIsNO, V. M.: Aetiology of epilepsy, 223 760, 820, 972 Ceylon, maternal mortality in (parliamentary BUSTAMANTE, M: Typhus fever outbreak at Cancer in relation to other tumours, 873 note'. 96 San Jos6 deIPacifico, 671 Cancer research, 1176 CHABANIER, H. (and C. LOBO-ONELL): Hypo- Bustard v. Mul lRai Soni, 1080 Cancer Research Fund,Imper ial: Annual report, chlor4mie et Accidents Post - opuratoires. BUTLBER, A. Graham: Tropical medicine,810 1116-General committee meeting, 1166 Etu7de Clinique Pathogenique et Th4lra- BUTLER, A G Staphylococcal skin affections, Cancer research, organization of (leading penttique, 23 751-Mycotic infections, 752 article), 1052 CHABRPOL, Etienne: La Tlnirapeutique Chola- BUTT,Colonel Edward Ormiston, obituary notice Cancer, review of book on, 1258 gogute, rev.. 11C4 of,1080 Cancer of scrotum. See also Cancer, mnule- CHADWICK. James, awarded the Nobel prize in Buying for Local Autlhorities, 325. See also spinners physics, 1189 Local Cancer of the skin, 87,185 CHAK1RAVARTT, K.: Treatment of infrf quent BUZZARD, Sir E. Farquhar: Treatment of cere- Cancer of tongue. See Cancer, lingual epileptic fits, 359 bral haemorrhage and tbrombosis.464 Cancer, traumatic, 347 CHAMBEPRLAIN. E. Noble: Text-Book of MSedicinte BYWATERS, E. G. Death rates and environ- Cancer treated by proteolytic enzymes, 791, ment. L-.: 760, for Nur-ses, second edition. rev., 344-Coronary wment,11901190 1 9 Rn thromnbosis, 870 THE BRITISH 8 JULY-DEC., 1935 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

CHAMBERS, Helen (and S. Russ): Principles of CLOVIS-VINCENT, M.: Functions of the frontal COLLEGE, ROYAL, OF SURGE3ONS (continued): radiological treatment and their bear ng on lobe, 270 Museum demonstrations, 768 hospital x-ray organization, 9 (0)-Obituary Club, Old Epsomian: Annual meeting and President elected,122 notice of, 234 dintner, 1222 Primary Fellowship examination, 141, 237. 768 CHAMBERS, Surgeon Vice-Admiral Sir Josevli, CLUVEI{, F. W. P.: Tropical medicine, 810 Raoinim beam therapy research, grant death of, 591-Obituary notice of, 648 COATES, A. E. (and John V. B3ARRY, editors)* towards.1027 CHAMBERS, W. D.: Report of IPerth Royal Preaceedinos of the Medico-Legal Society of Recognition of lhospitals, 237,1027 Asylum, 129 Victoria duritg the Years 1931-2 and 1932-3, Channel Islands, wintering in the, 564 rev.. 998 College, Rol al, of Surgeons in Ireland: In- CHAPLIN, S.: Toxic symptoms associated with COATEs. Foster: Importance of vitamins in formation concerning the study of medicine, mandelic acid treatment, 1100 dietetics, 966 389, 404 CHAUFFARD, Professor, medallion to. 1081 COATES, Major-General T. S., appointed Honorary College, St. Mungo's: Information concerning CEXEADLE, Dr.: His trip across Canada, 41 Physician to the King. 1185 the study of medicine, 403 Chemical gas. See Gas Cobbett, Willitmn. rev., 1156 College. Trinity, Dublin: Degrees and pass lists Chemical research. See Rosearch Cobbler and his last, 1082 140, 767, 1185-Information concerning the Chem-iistry, review of boolks on, 17. 6S7, 669, 1155 COCK, F. William: Early licenses to practise, study of medicine, 388. 404, 414, 417-Post- Chemistry, teachiing of (Arthur Smithells), 1017 638 graduate course, 362, 414 - Psychological Chemuotherapy of pro ozoal and bacterial disease COCHRANE. R. G.: The fight against leprosy, 81 medicine, 417. See also University of (H. Horlein), 693-Discuission. 698 Resignation of, 769-To go to India to fight College, University, Cork: Degrees andDublinpass Chest radiography. Seeetadiography against leprosy there, 769 lists, 94. Inforiiiation concerning the study Chest surgery. S -e Surgery COCKAYNE, E. A.: Visceral transposition as a of meoicine. 405 CHiCK, Harriette: Standardization of vitamini A, Mendelian recessive, 38 139 College, University, Dublin: Informiation con- 1160 COOCRsHUT, R. W.- Circuimcision, 764 cerning the study of medicine. 404 Childbirth with only one kidney, 608 Cod-liver oil, amouint of vitamin D in 586 College, University, Galway: Information con- Child of to-mnorrow, 48 COF,LBO, Eduardo: L'Infarctus du M1-yocarde, cerning the stuldy of medicine, 405 Child guidance: In New Zealand, 312 rev., 115 College, University London: Information con- Child guidance clinic, the (Harvey Button), 495 COHEN, H.: Syringomyelia, 271-Care of the cerning the study of medicine, 397-Lectures, (0), 754-Discussion, 754 paraplegic patient, 633 646-Iteception, 646-SScholarships. prizes and Child health, diploma in, information con- Coin pleximeter, 545 medals awarded, 140. See also Hospital and cerning, 432 COLBY, Beatrice: Midwifery in many lands, 584 University, London Child, the nervous (D. Hardcastle), £01 COLEBROOK. Leonard: 'Serum treatment in College: West London Post-graduate: Informa- Child welfare: In Dublin, 33, 1014-In Edin- puerperal septicaemia. 136 tion concerning 412 burgh, 757-London confer-ence oIn, 964 COLEMAN, J. S.: Haematemesis in infancy, 932 COLLIER, D. J.: Treatment of Bell's palsy, 762 Child welfare. See also Maternity and child COLES, D. A., dinner to, 814 COLLIER, William: Alcohol and road accidents, welfare Colitis. non-specific, treatment of (Dorothy C. 357-Death of, 1287 Childhood infections. See Infections Hare), 757-Correspondence on, 822 COLLINS, A. J.: Radiological diagnosis in lung Children, difficult, care and treatm-lent of (Regi- Colitis, ulcerative, calcium in, 1263 disease. 743 - Pleural effusion in artificial nald Mliller), 1169-Discussion, 1170 COI.LEDGE, Lionel: The illness of the Enmperor pneumothorax, 752 Children's diseases, review of books on. 211, 626 Frederick, 916 COLLINS, Sir Godfrey: Health of the nation, 756 Childreni's diseases. See also Paediatrics College, Anderson, of Medicine, information CoLLINs, Hon. W. E., bequests of, 3C5 CHIT L, Edwin Albert, obituary notice of, 235 concerning the study of medicine, 404 COL.IS, W. R. F.: Tendencies in niedicine, 872- Chintese Aledical Directory, Englibh edition, Cnllege, Birkbeck, note on, 7C4 Laborat o) y research in Ireland,966-Problems rev., 165 College, Epsom: St. Anne's scholarship for in public health, 1069-Acute benign lympho- Chin se Medical Jour'?nal for September deals girls, 241-Founder's Day, 242-Old Epsomian cytic meningitis (acute aseptic meningitis). with medical education in China past and dinner, 1222 1148 (0) present, 1081 College, Giordon Memorial, Kbartum: Annual Colonial Medical Service: Information con- Chiropody. Edinburgh School of: Annual prize- report, 650 cerniing, 429 giving, 83-Walking a- an exercise, 83 College King's: Information concerning the Colotomy. nursing of, 146 Chloroform anaesthesia. See Anaesthesia study of medicine. 397-lecosd of (H. Wil- 'Colloseal" bottle stopper, 457 Chloroform in midwifery, 522, 601, 641. See *also loughby Lyle), rev., 65, 140-A correction, 140. COLQUHEFOUN, J. B.: Osteo-arthritis of knee and Anaesthesia See ailso Hospital hip, 854 Chocolates, Christmas. 1240 College, London Hospital Medical. See Hospital, COLT. G. H. (Isobel S. W. Ramsay and Margaret Chocolate, diabetic (Meltis ' sionon " chocolate), London M. M. Morrison): The injection treatment of 1156 College of Medicine, Newcastle on-Tyne. See varicose veiDs, 49 (0), 818 Cholecystitis, acute, treatmiient of, 316, 357 University of Duirham COLVILLE, H. C.: Intussuseeption. 802 Cholera group of vibrios, classification of. 1003 College. North-East London Post-Graduate, in- COLWELL, Hector A.: The Method of Actiont CHOPRA, Lieut.-Colonel It. N.: Drug addiction in formation concerning, 412 of Radium and X-raVs on Living Tissues, India, 169-Appointed Honorary Physician to College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, rev., 15 the Ki ig, 1185 Britisl: Annual dinner. 1311-Council inieet- COMIRATO, Dr.: Life assurance and the accep- Chorea, Sydenham's, treatmnent of (C. All. Hinds ing, 141,1028-Dip)lomas awarded, 768-Fellow- tance of glycosurics, 273 Howell), 912-Correspondence on, 1026 ship, elections to, 141, 1028-Information con- Commonwealth Fund. See Fuind Chorio-angiofibroma (C. H. Walsh), 1173 verning, 384-Membershin, elections to, 141, Conduct money return of, 97 CHRISTIANSEN, Johanine: Diseases not to be 1028-President elected, 122 Congr6s de Chirurgie. See Coongress of Surgery fouind in the textbooks, 526 College, Peiping UnionI Medical, Laboratory Congress of the Association pour la Document- CHRISTIANSEN, Al.: Bovine tubarculosis in Den- Manualof, second edition, rev,. 505 ation Photographique et Cin6matographique mark, 30 College. Penrhos, Colwyn Bay: Medical aInd dans les Sciences, Paris. (1935) 483 Christm-ias appeal, 676 dental clinic onened. 883 Congress on Blood Transfusion, International, CHRYSTAL, Sir George, appointed Permanent College, Royal (Dick) Veterinary: Annual prize- Romae (19351, 193 Secretary to the Miniistry of Health, 219 giving, 83 Cotngress of the British ARSOCiatiOn of Radio- CaHU. H. P.: Chivese Medical Directory, rev., College. Royal, of Physicians of Edinburah: logists, Birmingham (1935), 181-Presidenital 165 Council meeting, 980-Fe'lows admiiitted. 187, address and annual dinner, 181- Scientific CHUBB, Gilbert: Voluntary euthanasia, 1281 980-Hill Paterson-Struthers bursary, 980- palpers, 182 CHURcH, D. M. C. : Atiaesthesia for tonsil- Informstion concerningtlhe study of medicine, Congress of the British Health Resorts Associa- lectomy. 184 386-LI boratory report, 314 tion: Margate (1915), 636-Town planning at CIcEiio, E., death of, 767 College. Royal, of Physicians of Ireland: Annual the seaside,636-Convalescence on the Thanet CIFE-ENTO, Sir Raphael "I.: Racial pressure in miieeting, 826-Degrees and pass lists, 140- coast, 637-Climatological factors, 637 the Pacific, 809 Election of officers. 826-Information concern- Conaress on Cancer, Brazilian, Rid de Janeiro Cineradiograpbs (Russell J. Reynolds), 1127 ing the study of medicine, 389, 404 (1935), 193 Cineradiography, apparatus for 457 Cotngress on Colitis, Plombi6res-les-Bains (1935) Circulatory disturbance, post-operative. 731 COLLFG14. ROYAL, OF PHYSTCIANS OF LONDON: 96 Circumicision, 359, 472, 560. 603, 642, 702, 763, 822, AppointimIents, 236,930, 1237 Congress of Comparative Pathology, Inter- 876 Degrees and pass lists, 236, 930 national, Athens (1936), 797 Circumcision iu female children, 607 Diplom-las, 236. 930 Congress of Criminal Anthropology and Psycho- CIUCA. H., goes to Russit to inquire into the Ellection of officers. 236 logy. Intelinational, Rome (1936), 1253 treatment of malaria by synthetic drugs, 47 Election of representatives, 930 Congress, Dermatological, International, Buda- Civil servants, sick leave of (parliamenitary note), Harveian Commemoration. 825 lpest (1935), 350, 835-Note on the proceedings. 285 Harveian Oration, 771, 789, 825 350-Lupus vulgaris, a new miietbod of treat- CL.AouE, Dr. (and I. BJERNA1RD): La Chiruraie Information concerning the study of miedicine, ment by intradermal injections of phenylethyl Rtparatrice dans ses ltapports avec la Juris- 383 hydniocarpate, 835(0) prudence, 793 Jenlcs scholarship, 930 Congress, French, of Gynaecology (19361, 1029- CLARE, T. C.: Views on the cancer problem, 558 Lectures, 881 Nomination of president of honour, 1029 CLARK, Dr.: Headacbes, 271 Licences, 236. 930 Congress, French, of Hygiene, Plaris(1935), 241 CLARK, Dr.: Housing progress, 557 Membership, 236, 930 Oongress. French, of Oto.rhino-laryngology, CLARK, G. S., appainted a member of the Pat is (1935).E07 Scottish Houising kdvisory Committee, 1287 College, Royal, of Surgeons, of Edinburgh Congress. French, of Urology, Paris (1935), 241, CLARK, R. Veitch: The British Medical Associa- Aunuql mi-eeting. 826-Degrees and pass lists, 931 tion and the Society df Medical Officers of 187-Election of officers, 826 - Fellows ad- Congress of G astro-enterology, International. Health, 36-The nutrition of mothers, 79 mitted. 187, 826, 1287-Information concerning Brus els (1935): Proceedings, 1029 CLAR,. W. E. Le Gros: The hyDothalamus, 270- th6 study of medicine, 387 Congress, German Orthopaedic, Cologne (1935). Functional localization in the thalamus and 325 hypothalamus, 872 COLLEGE, ROYAL, OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND: Congress of the German Pharmacological CLARKE, B. L. W.: Radiological diagnosis in Annual Meeting of Fellows and Miembers 980, Society. Munich (1935). 607, 680 lung disease, 743 1079 Conigress of the German Society for the Study of CLARKE, H. Osmond: Congenital tortico!lis, 1060 Appointments, 141. 1237 Aceidents and Insurance Medicine, Berlin CLARKE, L. T.: Post-anaesthetic conijtnctivitis, Blane medals awarded. 768 (1935), 325 762- urgical shock, 1228 Buckston13rowne dinner, 1027 Congress of the German Society for Gynaeco- CLARKON, E. R. T.: Bit-tb control in m-odern Council election, 94.141 logy, Munich (1935). 607 life, 1039 Council meeting, 141, 237, 768. 1027. 1237 Congress onG}outand Uric Acid, Vittel (1935). CLAUSEN, R. J.: Complications of tracheal l)egrees and pass lists, 141. 768,1237 145 intnbation, 601 Diplomas, 141. 768, 1027, 1237 Congress of the History of Medicine, Inter- Clavicles, broken. spee.il p' int for. See Splint Elections and re-elections, 768 niational. Madrid (1935). 193,704, 931-Rteport of CLAyTH A. M.: Advanced ectopic pregnancy, 1173 Exhibition of specimens presented to, 44 proceedings, 704, 931 Cleft palate. See Palate Honorary Fellows admitted, 768 Congress on Human Alimentation, Italian, CLELAND, J. Burton: Leukaemic infiltrations, Hunterian Museum, 120 Rome (1935), 769 693, 1191 (0) Information concerning the study ofim-edicine, Congress, International, Montreux (1935). Pro- CLIEMENTS. R. G.: Treatment of tapeworm, 326 383 ceedings, 607 Climate for asthma. See Astbma Lecturers, 141 Congress of the International Society of Surgery. Climates, hot, acclimatization to. 135, 360 1WRAr-Membersnip,V.--U 76817 Cairo (1935- 6). 732 THE BRITISH 9 JULY-DEC., 1935 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Congress, Italian of Internal Medicine, Bologna Congress, South African Medical. See Congress, Correspondence (continued): (1935): Proceedings, 1287 Medical, of South Africa British Medical Association and the Society of Congress, Italian, of Orthopaedica, Bologna Congress of ISurgery, International, Cairo (1935), Medical Offlcers of Health,36 (1935): Proceedings, 1287 883, 1008-Change of presidents, 883-Pro- Bronchiectasis, atelectatic or compensatory, Congress of the Italian Society of Laryngology visional programme. 1008 36 Otology, and Rhinology, Bologna (1935), 607 Congress of Surgery, French, Paris (1935). 769 Bronchiectatic abscess, rupture of, 359 Congress of the Italian Society of Surgery, Congress of Surgery, Italian. Bologna (1935), 285 Calcium and gold therapy, 1233 Bologna (1935), 352,1189,1287-Proceedings pub- Congress, Turkish Medical, Ankara (1935), 335 Cancer, irrsdiation treatment of, future of, lished in the Revista di Chi-uroie for October, Congress of Urology, Rumanian, Bucarest (1935), 134, 228, 276 1189-In La Riforma Medica for October 26, 1137 Cancer problem, views on the, 277,315, 479, 558, 1287 Congress, Veterinary, of the National Veterinary 760, 820.972 Congress, Italian, of Urology, Bologna (1935): Medical Association of Great Britain, Belfast Cancer in relation to other tumours, 873 Proceedings, 1287 (1935), 275-Papers and discussions, 275 Cancer research, 1176 Congress of Legal Medicine, Italian, Milan Conjoint Board in England: Information con- Cancer of the skin, 87,185 (1935), 525 cerning the study of medicine, 383, 414, 417, 431 Cancer treated by proteolytic enzymes, 760 Congress of Life Assurance Medicine, Inter- -Diploma in tropical medicine. 414-Psycho- Canicer treatment, Dr. Connell's. 3280 national, London (1935). 145, 272-Exhibition logical medicine, 417-Dip oma in medical Cardiac arrest recovery after, 135, 186,230, 278 in London dealing with health service and radiology. 431-Diploma in laryngology and Cardiac pain and Buerger's disease.87 life assurance. 145-Assessment of risks, 272- otol ogy, 432-Diploma in oph halmiemedicine, Cardiac resuscitation, 601. 640, 702, 762, 820,1230 Prognosis of hypertension, 272-The accept- 432-Diploma in child health,432-Diploma in Cardiospasm, treatument of, 924 ance of glycosurias, 273-Gastric and duodenal anaesthetics, 432 Cataract, treatment of.1278 ulcers, 273-Health service and life assurance, Conjoint Board in Ireland: Information con- Cephalomeiry, foetal, by x rays, 640 273 cerning the study of medicine, 389 Cerebral haemorshage and thrombosis, 601, Congress on Malaria, International, Madrid Conjoint Board in Scotland: Degrees and pass 702, 764 (1536), 241, 883 lists, 324, 881-Information concerning tihe Cheadle, Dr.: his trip across Canadn. 41 Congress of Massage and Medical Gymnasties, stuidy of medicine, 386 Chloroform anaesthesia, 820,1023,1133 Chartered Society of, Harrogate(1935),483,596- Conjunctivitis, post-anaesthetic, 762, 821 Chloroform in midwifery, 522, 601, 641 Proceedings, 596-Diagnosis and treatment of CONNELL. Hendry C.: A new treatent for Cholecystitis, acute, treatument of, 316, 357 fibrositis, 596-Short-wave therapy, 596-Bone cancer (proteolytic enzymes), 791, 1280. See Chorea, treatment of, 1026 regeneration, 596-Vessels and nerves and also Cancer Circumcision, 359, 472, 560, 603, 642, 702, 763, 822, skin, with special reference to the part they CONNOLLY, D. I.: Circumcision, 359. 822 876 play in physiotherapy, 596-Recent surgical CONNOR, Dame Jean Pink disease, 803 Cleft palate. See Palate developments in connexion with the sym- CONNOR. J. Ivan: Staphylococcal skin infec- Climates, hot, acclimatization to, 135, 360 pathetic nervous system and their imnmediate tions, 751, 1195 (0) Colitis, non-specific, 822 bearing upon mnassave, 596 CONSTANTINE, M. C. E.: Case of quadruplets, Conjunctivitis, post-anaesthetic 762, 821 Congress.Medical,of the Alpine Countries, Inns- 1206 0) Contraceptive technique, 1075 brnck'(1935), 325 Consumption. See Tuberculosis Convalescence following laparotomy, 641 Congress, Medical, International, Montreux Contraception: Lectures to students and prac- Craig, Sir Maurice, memorial to, 114 (1935), 47 titioners, 325, 827 Criminal abortion. See Abortion Congress, Medical Post-Graduate, International, Contr-aception, review of book on, 901 C3 sticeicosis 0o the brain, 1229 Brussels and Spa (1935),97 Contraception. See also Birth Control DefeDce Fund. See Medical Defence Fund Congress, Medical, of South Africa, Pieter- Contraceptive technique, 1075, 1190 Dental deformities, 763 875, 978 maritzburg (1936), 1161 Convalescence followinglaparotomy. SeeLapar- Demat tis, occupational, 874 Congress of Medicine, Argentine, Rosario (1934), otomy Diet and chronic gastric disease, 972 727-Proreeditgs, rev., 727 Convalescence on the Thanet coast, discussion Diet and puerperal sepsis, 1071 Congiress of Mental Hygiene, Brulssels (1935).267- on, 637 Diphtheria: two questions, 700, 819 The boarding-rut systenm, 267- Punisliment COOKE, Dr.: Haemolytic jaundice, 853 Diphtheria vaccine, preparation of, 602 and upbringing, 267-MeIntal bygiene and the CooKE. Gunaratnam: Diagnosis and treatment Disseminated sclerosis. See Sclerosis Press, 267 of severe anaemia, 739 Diving, deep sea, physiology of, 318 Congress of Military Medicine and Pharmacy, COOKE. J. Douglas, elected M.P. for Hammer- Doctor. general education of the, 88 International, Brussels (1935), 305-Report of smith, Soutb, 1008 Doctor's right to his name, 872, 970 proceedings, 305 COOKE. R. T.: Cerebral haemorrhage and Drugs prescribing of. 639 Congi-ess of Neurology, Initernational, London thrombh sis, 702 Dysentery, bacillary, treatment of, 317 (1935),120,145, 223, 269, 1216-Professor Pavlov to COOKE, W. E.: Chloroformii in midwifeiy, 522 Electric welding fumes. See Fumes attend the meeting, 145-The epi eps es, 223- COOPER, E,.: Diabetic gangrene, 682 Eloctro-pyrexia, 925 Address by Professor Pavlov on higher nerve COOPER. P. T.: Hospital reorganization in Man- Epilepsy, "periventricular." 359, 476 function, 225, 271-Hughlings -Jackson lecture: chester, 600 Epileptic fits, infrt quent, 279, 359, 523- Treat- The motor cortex in man in the ligbt of Jack- COPE, Zachary: Electrical injuries, 921-Early of,320 soD'sdoctrine(Otfrid Foersteri,269-Functions Diaqnosis of I he Acute X4 bdou. en, rev., 1156 Erysipelas, anti-scarlatinal sei um in, 924, 972, of the frontal lobe, 269-The corebro-spin.l Copenhagen State Seruim Institute ca,n supply 1071 fluid. 270-The bypothalamus, 270-Clinical poliomyelitis serum, 649 Euthanasia, voluntaiy, 926, 275, 1181, 1233, 1281 neurology, 270 -Spinal cord conditions, 271- COPEMAN. W. S. C.: The Treatment of R7heuma- Explosions in operating thieatr-es due to static Psychopathology, 272-Intracranial tu mours, tisi? in Gever-al Practice, second edition, rev., electriflcation, rick of, 1118, 1174, 1230 272-Cinematograph films, 272-Miscellaneous, 787 Extrasr stoles, 229, 276, 357 272-International League against Epilepsy, Copper and the anaemia of infrncy, 73 1E ye, amnblyopic, return of siglht in an, 184, 317 1216 COBBET, R. M.: Cancer of the uterine body, 923 Faradal's blind spot, 603 Congress of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Britislh, CORBIERI. G.: The boarding-out systenm, 267 Fever, rat-bite, 478 Belfast (1936), 768 CORNARO, Luigi: Howv to Live fo- a HEtndred Fire-walkitng experiments, 824 Congress. Pan-American, of the Child, Mexico Yeats anid Avoid Disease, rev.. 545 F'racture surgery, ') ardv are " in, 1279 City (1935), 607 Corniea, transplantation of the, 121 Fractures of the neck of the femur, 600 Congress, Pan-Hellenic Medical, Athens (1903), CORNER, H. W.: Treatment of bacillary dysen- Frontal sinusitis. See Sinusitis 1263-An occupatiol al disease of sponge tery, 317 Fumes, electric welding, industrial hazaid fishers, 1263 CORNWALL, Lieut.-Coloinel J1. W.: Jiu-jitsu from, 602,610 Congress, Pan-Indian Medical, Nagpur (1935), methods of resuscitation, 318 Gas and air analgesia, in labour, 473 1287 Coronary arteriosclerosis. See Arterirsclercsis Gas attacks in war, 139 Congress of Physical Medicine, International, Coronary thrombosis. See Thrombosis llaemorrhage. post-lpartlm, treatment of, 38 London (1936, 965 Coroners, control of, 23 Hammer-toe. treatmiient of, 40 Congress of Physical Therapy, All-Russia, Coroners. references to, 82 "Hardware" in fracture surgery, 1279. See Odessa (193i), 47 Corporeal recurrence after radium treatment also Fractul e Congress, Physiological, International, Lenin- (P. Malpas), 1275. See also Cancer of cervix HeaO ache, persistent, during lactation, 477 grad (1935), 145 CORRADO, Gaetano, death of, 142 Health services, development of, 40 Congress for l'opulation Problems, Scientific Corr-ections, 97, 98, 140, 146, 326, 364, 608, 884, 932, Heart in anaesthesia, 923 Study of, Berlin (1935) 192 1030, 1138, 1189, 1288 Heart block, treatment of, 137 Congress, Psychological, Madrid (1936), 145 Herlalists, medical, 86 Congress of the Royal Sanitary Association of Correspondence: Hi-tidine treatment of peptic ulcer, 478. 602 Scotland, Duinoon (1935), 557-Public medical Abdominal pain in children, 233 318 Hospital posts, resident, 1283. See also Tuber- services: future development, 557-Housing Abortion, criminal: some figures, 645 culosis among students wrogress, 557-Direction of health education, Acclimatization to hot environments, 135, 360 Hospital reorganization in Manchester, 600 557 Air-raid precautions, 229.358 Hot clim tes. SCe Climates Congress, Physio-Therapeutic, Kharkov (1935), Albee's operation under spinal anaesthesia, Hydrogen pei oxide in ear disease, 561. 601, 7(3 931 85, 184 H[yoscine in Parkinsonism, 877. 974 Congress of Radiology, British Institute of Alcohol, food value of, 1182 Ileus, paralytic treatment of, 1070 London (1935). 1164--Fortieth anniversary of Alcohol and judgement, 319 Immunization with alum-precipitated toxoid, the discovery of x rass, 1164-Modern 'x-ray Alcohol and road accidents, 357 971 and radium equipment, 1164-Calciuim changes Aluminiuin, idiosyncrasy to, 974,1133 Iiiimunization clinic, precautions in an, 819 and diagnostic radiology, 1161-Radiation Amblpopia Rea(der, 927 Induistrial hazard from electric welding fumues. therapeutics, 1164-Diagnostic wadiolrgy. 1165 Amoebiasis, chronic, and chronic appendi- See Fumes Congress of Radiology, London (1935). 981, 1014 citis, 924 Insulin, resistance to. 37 Congress of the Rc yal Sanitary Institute, 13ourne- Anaemia, nutritional iron-deficiency," 315 Intussusception, 876 mouth (1935), 174-Immunization of the coImi- Anaesthesia for tonsillectomy, 184 Intussusception, diagnosis of, 137,183 munity. 174-Experimental and field epidemi- Annals of Mledical Histor-r 41 Irradiation treatment of cancer. See Cancer ology. 174-Venereal disease and miiaternity and Arthi itis, blisteriug for, 186 Jiu- jitsu methods of resuscitation. 318 child welfare, 174-Care of the mother in Arthritis, radiological grouping of, 763 Kin g's College, London, and its medical sehoc 1 industryand rural districts, 174- Future of the Association of Industrial MHedical Officers, 879 140 school medical service, 175-Health resorts, Asthmatic attack, death in the, 1069 Lambeth degrees, 603, 643, 703, 926 175 Atelectatic or compensatory bronchiectasis, 36 Lederer's anaemia, 228 Congress, Social Hygiene, In perial, London Bacillary dysentery, treatmiient of, 233 Limb developmellt. asymmetrica 1132,1179 (1933), 125-The venereal disease patient in Beerdrinking habit, 603_ Liver abscess, 873 hospital, 125-Treatment of venereal disease: Bell's palf-y, treatment of, 762, 876 Liver treatment of disseminated sclerosis, 277 the present position, 125-Report on the work Benedict's qualitative test, 37 Maclean stomach powder, 759 of the Edinburgh Venereal Diseases Clinic, Birth control in modern life, 1074,1134, 1112 Maggots, surgical: how they act, 1179 125-Treatment of acute gonococcal epidlidy- Birth control and its opponents, 319 Malaria, cerebral, or encethalitis lethargica? mitis. 125-Relation between yaws and syphilis, Blood pressure in cerebral thromxibosis, 640 523 125-Congress dinner, 126 Bliiler's fracture clinic in Vienna, 522 Malaria, mrnkey, in G.P.I. 760,1020 Congress of the Societas Oto-rhino-laryngologica. Bornholm disease, 602. See also " Myalgia, Mastoid operation, the cortical, 85,136 Latina, Brussels (1935), 483 epidermic," 638 Maternal mortality. See Mortality Congress of the Bociety of Criminal Anthropo- Breast-feeding, unilateral, 1180 Maternity cases,hospitalization of, 1175 logy and Psychology, International, Rome, 607 British Institute of Philosophy. 11?1 Maxillary sinus. See Sinus THg BRITISH 10 JULY-DEC., 1935 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Correspondence (cointined): Correspondence (costinnued): CRoss, K. Stuart: Radiological training, 800 Measles, Ligat's reflex in. 84 Vesicular mole. See Mole Cross-infections in children's wards, 1107 Medical assessors, 976. 1073, 1128 Visceral transposition as a Mendelian reces- CROSSLEY-HOLLAND, F. W.: "The pharmacist Medical curriculum, 474 sive, 38, 139 as pathologist," 138 Medical Defence Fund, surplus of, 643 Vomiting, Persistent, 1072,1133 CH OUZON, Dr., elected a member of the Academie Medical Directory, 140 Vote recording by invalids, 1134 de Medecine, 1189 Medical herbalists, 86 War and peace, 823, 925, 978, 1022, 1075 CROWTHER. J. G.: British Sciestsists of the Medical libraries, classification of, 927 Weil's disease or sewer-gas poisoning? 923 Nineteenth Century, rev. 164 Mtedical matters, sensational publicity for, 701 Whooping-cough infections from schools, 651 Cruelty to Animals Act, additional inspectors Medical science and social progress, 926, 975, X-ray treatment of endocarditis, 1230 to be appointed under, 1,64 1022, 1074, 1133, 1176 X-ray treatment of local infections, 1072 CRUICKSHANK, Ernest William Henderson, Medioine, architecture of, shifting sands in X-ray treatment and subacuite bacterial endo- appointed regius professor of physiology in the, 185. 279, 358. 478, 523, 561, 642 carditis, 970, 1071 the University of Aberdeen, 646 Medicine, art and science of, 817 X rays as a therapeutic agent, 1021 (ULLEN. G. Matheson: A medical student views Medicine, social, 645 Edinburgh in 1748, 594 Medico- legal conundrum, 40, 88 Cortex, adrenal, and infectioris, 1003 CULPIN, MIillais: Temperament and digestive Meningitis, aural, 973 Cortex, motor, in man (leading article), 260- disorders, 102 (0), 228 Mental pauients in general hospitals, 521 (Otfrid Foerster), 269 Cultture of whole organs. See Organs Meningitis, lymphocytic, acute benign, 1279 CoRY, Rtichard A. 8,:? Ruptuire of bronchiecta- CUMBERBATCH, E. P.: Appreciation of John Migraine, 874, 973,1075,1131.1179.1233 tic abscess, 359 Anderson, 481 Milk,' clean " and" safe," 36 138 COTTER. T. J.: Weil's disease in North Queens- CUrMINS, S Lyle: Pneumonoconiosis, with Minnitt apparatus in dentistry, 1133 land, 810 special reference to the silico-anthracosis of Moles, vesicular, malignancy of, 38, 233 Council, General Medical: Information con- coal miners, 287(0) Monkey malaria. See Malaria cerning the study of medicinie, 373-Medical CUNNINGHAM, Joseph T., obituary notice of, 42 Mortality, maternal, and deaths under induced curriculum, second report on, 1121 CUNNINGHAMI, K. S.: Social aims of mental anaesthesia, 600-Dangers of sensational hygiene, 754 publicity, 600 COUNCIL, LONDON COUNTY: Cuunisghant's Manual of Practical Anatomy, Mortality, maternal, in Scotland. 275 Annual Report for 1934, vol. iii, Part II. Public ninth edition, rev., 999 Myalgia, epidemic," nomenclature of, 638 Health (Report of the School Medical Curette, adenoid, 583 Naevi, radium treatment of. 702, 761 Officer), 466-Vol. iii, Part I, Public Health Curetting for diagnostic purposes in atypical Nasal ionization, apparatus for, 185 Report of the County Medical Officer. 1272 bleeding during the pre-clilnacteric or post- Naturopaths," 316 Becontree Housing Estate, health centre on, menoplausal years(A. Schwarz), 533 Nutritional iron-deficiency anaemia," 315 131 CUSCADEN,W. H.: Radiation tr eatment of breast Nystagmus, miners', 134 Coroners, control of, 23 cancer, 687 Obstetric disproportion, 39 Health services, 1123 CUSHING, Harvey, Honorary D.Sc., Leeds, con- Occupational dematitis. See Dematitis Hospital staff: Residence on marriage, 355 ferred on, 44 Ofeothorax for tuberculous empyema, 924 Hospital wards, dimensions of, 458 CUSHING, Major R.J. W. A., Efficiency Decora- Opticians, registration of, 85, 360. 477, 603, 644, Hospitals of, inoculation in (parliamentary tion of the Territorial Army conferred on, 1028 764, 823 note. 2284. See also Hospitals Cushing's syndrome, case of (Sir Walter Lang- Otitis media, chronic suppurative, 1074 Married women doctors and, 130 don-Brown and Charles Seward), 253 (0)-A Otogenic pseudo-abscess of the brain, 231 Mental disease, research in. 792 correction, 364 Palate, anatomy of the, 1279 Midwives service, salaried for London, 176 Cuts, suturing of, analgesia for, 364, 483, 526, 828 Palate, cleft, treatment of, 1278 Nurses, hospital: Employment of women Cystic luing, congenital (Alistair Argyll Robert- Paraldehyde as a pre-anaesthetic, 278, 320, 472 orderlies, 274 son), 837(0) Paralytic ileus. SeeIleus qei,nl ethilrAGn health of: Aonnual renort. 466 Cysticercosis of the brain, 1229 Para-nitrophenol in fungus diseases of the School children, weighing and measuring of, 48 Cysticercosis and epilepsy, 12i4 skin, 136 Vital statistics of London, 1272 Cystitis, puerperal, severe (T. N. A, Jeffcoate), Parr, old, 643 921 Pay beds for middle-class patients. 764 Council, Middlesex County: Report of a delega- Peritonsillar abscess in infancv, 360. 475 tion which visited newly built hospital in Pharmacist as pathologist, 88, 138, 232 France, Gernany, and Austria, 467 Pink disease, 925, 1277 COUTTER, Surgeon Lieutenant J. L. S., awarded Pituitrin, intrafundal, in uterine haemor- the Parkes Memorial Prize, 1028, 1185 D. rhage, 476 COUTTS, Lieut.-Col. D.: Herniation of a foetus, Poisoning with " meta-fuel," 974, 1021 1274 "D.Ph.M." 632. See also Physical Medicine, Population and food supply, 320 COWAN, D. R. W.: Pleural effusion in artificial Doctor of Psychoneurosos and miiedicine, 476, 521 pneumothorax. 752 D'ABREU, A. L.: Acute free perforation of gall- Psychotherapy, facts and fancies in, 39, 87, 138 COWAN, R. W.: Tubercutlous empyema, 693 bladder, 1150 (0) Psychotherapy. future of, 476 COWAlRD, Katharine H. (and Barbara G. E. DALE, Sir Henry H.: Harveian Oration on some Puerperal infections, prophylaxis against, 972 MORGAN): Quantitativeestimation of vitamins epochs in medical research, 771 (0) Puerperal septicaemia. See Septicaemia A and D, 1041 (0) DALLY, J. F. Halls: Melanoma of choroid with deposits in liver, Pyloric stenosis. congenital, 1129,1177 COWEN, S. 0.: Haemolytic jaundice, 853 secondary 624 Pyloric stenosis in uniovular twins, 875, 973, Cox, Alfred: Health resorts, 175-Appreciation DALRYMPLE-CHAMPNEYS, Sir Weldon: Report 1075 of Moses George Biggs. 280-Town planning at on undulant fever in England and Wales, 82- Radiography, inexpert, 1021, 1072, 1131, 1177, the seaside, 636 Appreciation of Ernest The malaria epidemic in Ceylon, 1015 1231 1282 Muirhead Little, 707-Reviews Patient and DALTON, C. H. C.: Short-wave therapy, 315 Radium treatment of naevi. See Naevi Doctor, 725 DALY, de Burgh: Artificial and natural regula- " Responsible experience under guidance," 473 Cox. Gladysh1.: Youth, Sex, andlife, rev., 669 tion of body function. 1223 Royal Medical Benevolent Fund Christmas Cox, G. Lissant: Prevention of tuberculosis in Dangerous drugs. See Drugs appeal, 699, 969 children, 30-Report on tuberculosis in Lan- DANICHEVsKY, G.: La Bausn6otherapie des Royal Mineral Water Hospital. Bath, 923 cashire, 964 Maladies Rhumatismales et ses Indtcatiots, Sclerosis, disseminated, treatment of, 1129 Cox, J. Leigh: Status of the ship surgeon, 1023 1106 Semilunar cartilages, injuries to the. 639, 760 Cox, L. B.: Intracranial tumour, 690 DARANYI, Julius v.: Ausbildung in der Hygiene, Septicaemia, puerperal, serum treatment of, COYNE. Gerard: Treatment of puerperal strepto- rev., 1257 84, 136, 185. 231, 1280 coccal septicaemia, 561 D'ARCY, Dame Constance: Placenta praevia, Septicaemia, puerperal streptococcal, 185, 701, CRABTREE, H. V.: Views on the cancer problem, 68S 876-Treatment of, 317 356, 477, 561 479 DARLING. H. C. Rutherford: Surgical Nursing Bepticaemia, ptuerperal, and diet, 1071 CRAIG, F. Brown: Caesarean section, 685-Late and Af ter Treatment, fifth edition, rev., 582- Septicaemia, puerperal, and pyrexia, prophy- toxaemias of pregnancy, 741 DARWIN, Bernard: W. G. Grace. rev., 1000 laxis in, 1070.1175,1280 CRAIG, J. J.: Histidine treatment of peptic Darwin, Charles, the first, and the rise of digi- Shifting sands in the architecture of medi- ulcer, 478 talis, 638 cine. See Medicine CRAIG, James Wallace, awarded a Dorothy DATNOW, M.: Corporeal recurrence after radium Ship surgeon, status of the, 520,644,765, 878, 927, Temple Cross Fellowship, 269 treatment, 1275 977, 1023 CRAIG, Surgeon Captain John William. obituary DAVIDSON, L. S. P. (H. W. Fullerton and R. M. Sinus, maxillary, suppuration of, treatment notice of, 187 Campbell): Nutritional iron-deficiency anae- of, 1280 CRAIG, Sir Maurice, memorial to, 1174 mia, 195 (0) Sinusitis, frontal, acuite, 1280 CRAVEN, F.: Sugar tolerance test, 638 DAVIDSON, Lieut.-Col. Robert, obituary notice Short-wave therapy, 315 J. H. of of, 320 CRAWFORD. (and A. Rose): Rupture " Skin diseases, ocoupational, 1132 bronchiectatic abscess: an unusual caqe, 14 DAVIS, T. M.: Periventricular epilepsy," 293 Small-pox mortality, 879 CRAWFURD. Raymond: Surplus of the Defence (0) Social medicine. See Medicine Fund, 643 DAVIES, F. L.: Hypnotic drugs, 750-Premedica- tion, 808 Spinal drainage in poliomyelitis and menin- CRAWHALL, T. L.: Care of vaccination wound, gitis, 475 48 DAVIEs, Glyn: Advanced ectopie pregnancy, 1173 Sputum testing in general practice, 1130 CRAWLEY, Frank Hubert McCarthy Chetwode, DAVIES, Ivor: Persisting effects of war neuroses, Sugar tolerance test, 638 obituary notice of, 1284 180 Sunlight, quality of, 924, 969, 1132, 1180 CREFAK, M.: Residual tics after chorea, 272 DAVIES, Ivor J.: A pioneer in pathology: Dr. Telangiectasis, treatmelit of, 820 CRICHTON-MILLER, H.: Punishment and up- Griffith Evans, 274 Temperament and digestive disorders, 183, 228 bringing, 267-Nullity and impotence, 1127 DAVIES-COLLEY, Eleanor, memorial to, 698 Territorial Army annual training, 558 Criminal abortion. See Abortion DAVIES-JONES, C.: Persisting effects of war Thank-offering, a generous, 1026 Crimzinal Lunatics (Scotlana) Bill, 44, 94,142,192 neuroses, 180 Thoracic surgery, facilities for, 1277 237 DAVIS, Edward D. D.: Clinical aspect of vertigo, Tracheal intubation, complications of, 601, 701 Criminal responsibility and insanity, discus- 1 (0)-Acute frontal sinusitis, 1172 Tracheal inttubation and trauma, 639 sion on, 735 DAVIS, George G. (Ella M. SALMON5EN. and Tracheitis, 185 Criminal statistics, 554 Joseph L. EARLYWINE): Pneumonokosioses Trauma and tracheal intubation See Tracheal Cripples and invalid children, welfare of, con- (Silicosis] Literature and Laws of 1934, rev., " " Tuberculin, heat-stability and tenacity of, ference on, 541, 814 1210 232 Cripples, Lord Nuffield's gift for, 1264 DAVIS, 0. C. M. (and F. A. WILSHIRE): Mentality Tuberculosis among students and nurses, 1072, Cripples, review of books on, 300, 627 assd thte Criminal Law, rev., 1103 1130, 1180, 1230. See also Hospital posts, Cripples. See also Orthopaedic DAW, S. W.: Unusual type of hallux valgus, 580 resident CRITCHLEY.Macdonald: Treatmentof migraine, DAWBARN, R. Y.: Malignant effusions, 1128 Tuberculosis, control of, 278,474, 703 794-Electrical injuries, 920-Treatment of DAWKINS, S. L.: Obesity, 682 Tuberculosis rates, 186 injuries from electricity and lightning, 1217 DAWSON, H. P.: Purpura haemorrhagica, 770 " Tulip fingers," 320 CROCRETT.Rutherford (editor): Leavesfrom the DAWSON, J. B.: Malignancy of vesicular moles, Twins, frequency of. 875 Life of a Country Doctor, rev., 1259 38-Late toxaemias of pregnancy, 742-The Urine, retention of.85 CROLL., D. G.: Racial pressure in the Pacific, 809 ovarian cycle and endocrinology, 853 Veins, varicose, injection treatment of, 135,229, CROLY, Colonel Arthur England Johnson, DAWSON OF PENN, Lord: Medical science and 818 bitnarv nootice of. 1186I social progress, 829 (0) Tuberculosis among Veins, varicose, radium in treatment of, 319 CROxE. Thomas., obituary notice of, 42 students and nurses, 1230 THE BRITISH JULY-DEC., 1935 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL X

I DAWSON, W. S.: The future of psychotherapy, Dictionary, Dorland's Medical, seventeenth DOUTRWAITE, A. H.: Migraine, 1131 476-The psychoses of adolescence, 651 (0)- edition, rev., 1211 DOWNER, Harold: Acute frontal sinusitis. 1172 Caesarean section, 684-Social aims of mental Dictionary: Gould's Medical Dictionary, fourth DOWNER, R. L. E.: Air-raid precautions, 358 hygiene, 754 edition, rev., 258 1)OWNES, R. M.: Intussusception, 802 DAY, John Marshall, obituary notice of, 43 Diet and chronic gastric disease, 972 DOYLE, Leo: Tuberculous empyema, 693- DAY, Leigh. obituary notice of, 188 Diet fourteen yeais after gastro-enterostomy, Spinal anaesthesia, 808 Death aid and stethoscope combined, 1030 650 Drainage, postural, cheap appliance for, 902 Deaf, care of the (parliamentary note), 46 Diet, ketogenic, and lactation, 47 Dreams, diagnosis of organic syndromes by, 309. Deaf, facilities for the, 178 Diet and puerperal sepsis, 1071 See also Epilepsy, periventricu ar Deaf, National Institute for the: Annual meet- Diet, review of books on. 163, 1047 DRENNAN, A. M.: Pathology of osseous tissue, ing, 286-Annual report, 949-Issues a pamphlet Digestion, review of book on, 998 692,1241 (0)-Thyrotoxicosis, 799 on aids to hearing, 932 Digestive disorders and temperament (Millais DREVER, Dr.: Problems of mental and physical Deafness, review of book on, 544 Culpin), 102 (0), 228-Correspondence on, 183, defect. 34 DEARDEN, Harold: Queer People. rev. 116 228 DREw, H. V.: Spinal drainage in poliomyelitis Death in the asthmatic attack. See Asthamatic DIGGLE, F. Holt: Acute frontal sinusitis, 1171 and meningitis, 475 Daath in maternity hospital following operation, Digitalis, Charles Darwin the first and the use DREWITT, F. Dawtry: Bombay itn the D'ays of 482 of, 638 George Ir. Memnoirs of Sit- Edward West. Death penalty for addicts, 510 Digitalis, review of book on, 257 With Hitherto Uinpublished Documenits, rev., Death rates and atmospheric impurity, 757 Dinitrophenol cataract. See Cataract 67 Death rates and envirotnment, 1107,1190 Diphtheria carriers, autogenous vaccine for Drinker apparatus, imrproved. 505 DB URESPIGNY. CJ. T. C.: Diagnosis and treat- (A. Cowan Guthrie). 341 Drinker apparatus installed at Monsall Hos- ment of severe anaemia, 738 Haemolytic Diphtheria in Cork, 355 pital, Manchester, 483 jaundice. 853 Diphtheria, diagnosis of(R. C. O'Brien), 225 Dropsy, epidsnnic, investigations into, 471 Defence fund. See Medical Defence Fund Diphtheria diagnosis, rapid, 73 Drug ad(diction in India, 169 DE GARIs. M.: Late toxaemias of pregnancy, 742 Diphtheria in Dublin, 355 Drugs, dangerous, the traffic in, 676 Degeneration, subacute, combined, treatment of Diphtheria in Germany, increase in the inci- Drug addicts, death penalty for. 510 (W. Russell Brain). 1056 dence of (M. Gundel), 617 Drugs of addiction. See also Addiction DE GzIACOMO: Effects of bulbocapnine on psy- Diphtheria immunization, alum-precipitated Drugs of the camphor and coramine type, use chical reactions, 272 toxoid in (J. E. Haine). 896 (O)-(.V1. Naughten, of (E. C. Dodds), 968 DE IiANGEN. Professor: Life assurance and J H. White. and A. Foley). 898 (0)-Leading Drugs, dangerous, thefts of, 1240 aceptance of glycosurics, 273 article on, 908-Correspondence on, 971 Drugs, hypnotic (Sir William Willcox), 749-Dis- DE LAVERGNE, V.: Paratyphoid B in a French Diphtheria, immulnological aspects of the cure cussion, 749 battalion. 101 and prevention of (J. Mletuton), 246 (0) Drugs, oxytocic, use of in the post-partum DELICATI, Leo: Cardiac resuscitation, 769 Diptheria in Liverpool (parliamentary note), 285 period (Chasear AMoir), 178 DELMAS, P. (and G. GIRAUD): L'Exameit du Diphtheria mortality in the large cities of the Drugs, prescribing of, 639 Malade, rev., 17 United States 193 Drugs, purity of, 911 DELMAS-MARSALET: Fuentions of the frontal Diphtheria, prophylaxis of, 673, 982 (R. C. Drugs of yesterday, to-day's uses for (J. C. lobe, 270 O'Brien), 225 Lyth), 903-Cor-respondetnce on, 1082 Denmark: Bovine tuberculosis in, 30-Statistics Diphtheria: two questions, 700. 819, 932, 982. See DRUMMOND, J. C.: The nutrition of motbers, 79 of neurasthenia. hvsteria and kindred nervous also Diphheria, propl,ylaxis of Drunkenness in England and Wales during 1934. disorders treated in the Danish public hos- Diphtheria vaccine, preparations of. 602 number of convictions for (varliamentary pitals, 198-Response of venereal disease to Diphtherial paralysis. See Paralysis note), 882 treatment and public health measures in, 291 Diplomas, special, information concerning, 431 DRURY, Joan C. (and Mlargaret I. BALFOUR): DENNIS, C. E.: Thyrotoxicosis, 799 Disability, war. See War 1Motherhood isi the Speciol Areas of Dur-hastm DENNISON, E. J.: Idiosyncrasy to aluminium. Disclaimers, 828, 1082 and, Tyneside, 1110 974 Diseases of animals. See Animals Dublin. See Ireland DENNY-BROWN. D. (and Hugh CAIRNS): Mianage- Diseases, industrial (parliamentary debate on), DIu Bois. Albert H.: Plysiologie et Physio- ment of intercranial tumour, 1162 190 patlhologie dcu Syst?ie Reticuto-Endot helial, Dental Board's Regtulations, Order in Council re. Diseases, nomenclature of. See Nomenclature rev., 211 237 Diseases not tobe foultd in the textbooks, 526 DUDDINGI, Surgeon Rear-Admiral J.S., appointed Dental caries, review of book on. 456 Dissector, tonsil, 457 Honorary Physician to the King, 767 Dental clinics, public, establishment of in lDissemninated sclerosis. See Sclerosis DUDLEY. H. W.: Ergometrine, 178 Sweden, 961 District medical officer appointments (parlia- DUDLElY, Harold Ward, obituary notice of, 707 Dental deformities (Elwin H. J. Nash), 670, mentary note), 285 DUFFY, H. C.: Analgesia for suturing cuts, 364 875-Correspondence on, 763, 875, 978 District nursing. See Nursing DUHAMEL, Georges, anpointed editor of the Dental education, information concerning, 434 District welfare organization (parliamentary Mercure de France, 883-Elected a nmember of Dentalinfection in the Army (MajorS. H.Woods), note), 285 the Acad6mie Franiaise, 1189 1225 Distressed areas (parliamentary note). 189 DuIG. J. V.: Pathology of osseous tissue, 692- Dental surgery, information concerning, 433 Divilig, deep-sea, physiology of (Surgeon-Lieui- Calcification, 747 Dentistry, Minnitt apparatus in, 1133 tenant William A. R. Thomson), 208 (0)- DUNCAN, William, obituary notice of, 604 Dentists practising in France, new regulations Correspondence on, 318 DUNDAs GRA\T, Sir James: Acute frontal for "Nast Law." 769 DOBELL, Clifford: Appreciation of Walter sinusitis, 1280 DERACHaE, Paul, death of, 482 Sydney Perrin,1234 Dundee. See Scotland DERHAm, A. P.: Pink disease, 803-Dermatitis. DOBSON, Margaret: Anblyo2ia Reader, rev., 788 DUNSILL,:-ir Thomas: Hydatid disease, 683- chronic, 828 927 Thyrotoxicosis. 798 Dermatitis trom underclothes (Grant v. Aus- DOCKERAY. G. C.: Tendencies in medicine, 872- DUNLEVY, A.-J.: Hyoscine in Parkinsonisimi, 974 tralian Knitting Mlills. Ltd., and others), 1237 Cancer of the uterine body, 923 DUNroP,.11.: Population and food supply 320- Dermatitis. occupational, 874, 1132 Doctor, general education of the, 88,194. See also Medical science and social progress, 926 Dermatology. See(also Sklin Nedical education DUNL.OP, D. NI. (and D. M. LYON): Niandelic acid Derilatoses. industrial (Sir Ernest Grahaui- Doctor's right to his name, 872. 970 in the treatment of urinary infections, 1096 10) Little), 107 (0) Doctors in the Argentine, too maruy, 564 DUNLOP, William, receives authority to wear the Derlnloid of ovary, malignant change in (J.W. Doctors, foreign, in France, 117 Insignia of the Fourth Class of the Orler of Bride), 922 Doctors in Palestine (parliamentary note), 882 Al Ratidian, 931 DES LIGNERIs, M.: Dr. Connell's cancer treat- Doctors' practising in France, new regtulations Duodenal atresia. See Atresia ment. 1280 for Nast Law," 769 Durhamn University. See University Detention, alleged uinlawful (Bustard v. Mul Raj Doctors and the speed limit (parliamentary DUSTIN, A., elected rector of Brussels Uni versity, Soni), 1080 note), 1239 1189 DE THuRz6: Surgical treatment of epilepsy, 225 DODD, HIarold: Combination uirethral bougie, DWYER, Sir Fr ederick Conway, obituary notice Deutsche mtedisiii-Rche Wocheitschlrift for 68 of, 765 September27th devoted to blood diseases. 710 DODDS, E. C.: Use of drugs of the camphor and DYKE. S. C.: The pharmacist as pathologist, 88 DE VERTEUIL. Eric: Rabies and bats in'l rinidad, coramine type, 968 Dysentery, bacillary, treatment of, 233, 317 1226 DODDS, George (and J. D. LICKLEY):-The DEVINE, H. B.: Hydatid disease, 683 Car- Control of the Breath: An Elementary Manual cinoma of the colon, 740,1245 (0) for Singoers anid Speakers, second edition, rev., DE: VRiEs, Hugo, death of, 281 1211 DE WILDEMAN, Dr., nominated a foreign corre- DODERLEIN, Albert, seventy-fifth birthday of, 607 spondingmember of the Acad6mie deNMc6de- DODSON, Austin I.: Synopsis of Genito-Urinar y cine, 145 Diseases, rev., 504 DEW. Harold R.: Advances in our knowledge of DODSON, Judge: Insanity andcriminal responsi- hydatid disease during the twentieth century, bility, 736 E. 620(0). 682 DOGGART, J. H.: Glaucoma, 745-Iridocyclitis, DHARmAviR, N. R.: Pre-natal quinine. 931 806 EADIE, Clive: Treatment of maxillarsy sinuisitis, Diabetes mellitus, fallacy of the sugar tolerance DOLMAN, C. E., Ph.Lond. conferred on, 236 691 test in diagnosis of (Otto Leytonl, 536 (0)- Dominions, British, conditions of practice in, EAGER, Richard: Facts and fancies in psycho- Correspondence on, 638. See aso Sugar 428 therapy, 39 Diabetes, review of books on, 545, 1258 DONALD, John: Aphonia, 828 Ear disease, hydrogen peroxide in, 561, 601, 703 Diabetic chocolate (Meltis sionon chocolate). DONALD, Mr.: Paralytic ileus after acute appen- EARLYWINE, Joseph L. (George G. DAVIS and 1156 dicitis. 968 Ella M. SALMONSEN): Piteumonokontioses Diabetic gangrene (A. Clarke Begg), 682- DONALDSON. Malcolmt: Future of irradiation [Silicosis] Literatutre and Lawvs of 1934, rev., Discussion, 682 treatment of cancer. 228 1210 Diagnosis, " peroperative" histological,2^4 DONOVAN, H. C. E.: Heart disease in pregnancy, EAST, Terence: Treatment of auricular fibrilla- Diagnosis, review of book on, 17 801 tion andfluitter, 25 Diaries and calendars, 1190 DONZELOT, E.: La tension arttrielle (maxima, EAST, W. Norwood: Appreciation of Frank Diarrhoea, summer, epidemiology of, 906 movenne, miss?na)): L'hypertension, l'hvpo- Charles Shrubsall, 647 Dikz, Jlm,nez (and others): Derivation of phos- tension et leur traitemnent, rev., 669 EASTWOOD, W..J.: Economic results of fractured phatase as found in the blood, 109 DOOLEY, P. G.: Haetnmatemesis in infancy, 982 os calcis, 1059 DiBLE. J. Henry: Coronary thrombosis, 870 DORGAN, Lieut-Col. James, obituary notice of, EATEs, A. R.: Homoeopathy and injection -Dichromatic vision. See Vision 606 therapy, 650-Diphtheria: two questions, 819, DIcK, Bruce M. (and Charles F. W. ILLING- DoRSEY, John Morris: The Foundations Of 932 WORTE): A Text-Bfock of Surgical Patlhology, Human Nature: The Study of the Person, ECCLER, W. McAdam: Thenmedical witness, 1173 second edition, rev., 1102 rev., 952 Ectopic gestation. See Gestation DIcKIE, W. S.: Paralytic ileus after acute DOUDNEY, Edwin, obituary notice of, 979 Eczema(H. W. Barber), 1019 appendicitis, 968 DOUGAL, D.: Advanced ectopic pregnancy, 1173 EDEN, T. Watts (and Cuthbert LOCEYER): DIcKsoN, Andrew: Industrial hazard from DOUGILL, Wesley: Town planning at the sea- Gvynaecoloov. For Students atnd Practitioners, electric welding fumes, 602 side, 636 fourth edition, rev., 163 DicKsoN, Carnegie: Intracranial tumours. 272 DOUGLAS Charlotte G. (and PeterL. MCKINLAY): Edinburgh. See Scotland Dictionary of Applied Chemistry, Thorpe's, Report on maternal morbidity and mortality EDSON, Norman Lowther. elected to a Beit VolumeIr of the ,Sipplemenit to, rev.. 17 in Scotland, 265 1- Memorial Fellowship, 127 12 JULY-DEC., 1935 INDEX THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL

Education Bill, 1283 Endocrinology, review of books on, 213, 667, 842 Bill. 1283 Education (Scotland) E.ndometriosis. review of book on, 543 F. Educationial Endowments Comnmissioners (Scot- England and Wales: Small-pox in, 965 land) (pirlialnentary note). 881 E1NGLISE, W. L Circumcision, 877 FABER, Knud: Gastritis anid its Contsequences, Educational Number (1935), 349 Enuresis, epbedrine in treatment of (R. W. 215 EDWARDS, J. G.: Radiographic diagnosis in Brookfield), 1018 Factories. double-shbift system in (parliamentary diseases of the lungs, 493 (0), 743 Enzvlyles, proteolytic, in treatment of cancer, note), 1283 EDWARDS. J. T.: Chemotherapy of protozoal 760. 791, 1280 Factories and worlkshops: Bill to make pI-ovision and bacterial disease, 699 Ephedrine in treatment of enuresis (R. W. for employment of womeni on a systemn of EDWARDS, N. L.: Advanced ectopic pregnancy, Brookfield) 1018 shifts. 282 1173 Epidemiology, exp,~rimental and field (Dunstan Factories and Worksbops: Annual report of EHELLICH. Paul, issue of the TVienter me'lizin- Brewer), 174 Chief Inspector for 1934, 167 190 ishc7e Wochenschrift for September 2lst dedi- Epidiascopes, 1030 Factory surgeons' dinner, 1166. See also Associa- cated to, 827 Epuididynmitis, gonococcal, actute, treatment of tion EIcHELBERG, Fritz. death of. 606 (Major Jelal Shah), 125 Faecal impaction, 982 EIDINow, Albert: Treatment of telangiectasis, Epilepsies. the: Disctission at the International FAIRBAIRN. J. S. (Sir Comnyns BERKELEY. and 120 Cotngress of Neurology. 223 Clifford WHITE): Midi/ifery, fifth edition, rev., ELSELBERG. Anton. seventy-fifth birthday of, 607 Epilepsy, aetiology of (Jean Abadie), 223 455-Prevention and prognosis of the late EISE:NDRATH, Daniel N. (and Harry C. RoJ,NICR): Epilepsy arid ce sticercosis, 1214 toxaemias of pregnaincy, 531 (O), 741-Placenta Text-Book of Urology. For Students atid Epilepsy, International League against, 1216 praevia, 686-Remote results of puerperal Practitioners, third edition, rev., 164 pilepsy, phenobarbital in, 526 sepsis, 742-The ovarian cycle and endo- EISLER. Paul, death of, 1236 Epilepsy, iathogenesis ot (1W'. G. Lennox), 223 crinology, 853 Er--, John: Gas and air analgesia in labour, Epilepsy, " periventricuilar " (T. M. Davie), 293 FAlRBAIRN, W. R. D.: Persisting effects of war 473 (0)-ADnotation oti, 309-Correspondence on, neuroses, 181 Etasstoplast Technique, third edition, 326 359, 476. See al8o Dreamiis FAIRFIELD, Letitia: The venereal disease Election. the General, 769, 849. 916, 981, 1008, Epilepsy, physico-chemical factors in (E. A. patient in lhospital, 125 1081-Medical candidates, 849, 9.6, 981, 1008- Siiiegel and WI. Spiegel-Adolf). 223 FAIRIE. Gilbert John, obituary notice of, 324 Medical men elected, 1008. 1081. 1137 Epilepsy, pyrexia, artificial, in (F. L. FAIRLEY, Keith D.: Hydatid disease, 683 Electric welding fumes. See Fumes McLaughlin), 724 (0) FAIRLIE, Margaret: Ovarian and pituitary Electric welding hazards (parliamentary note), Elpilepsy. surgical treatment of (Wilder Pen- hormones, 533 (0) 882 tield, 224 Faith healing, lishop of Winchester on. 35 Electrical appliances, domestic, accidents from Epilepsy, treatiment of (A. Ulrich), 224-S. A. FALKINER, Ninian McI.: The ovarian cycle and (parliamentary note), 46 Kinnier Wil-oIn. 959 endocrinology, 852 Electrical injuties (Macdonald Critchlley), 920 Ep)ileptic fits, infrequent, 279. 320, 359, 523- Famltit Meals and Oa tering, 461 591 Electrical treatment in Hertfordshire: proposed Tre ,tiseint of, 320. See also Fit FANTUS, Bernard: Advances in therapeutic police surveillance (parliamiientary note), 45 Epileptic miiotorist: false declaration of fitness, technique, 909 Electricity. injuries frotm, treatment of (Mlac- 825 Faraday's blind spot. 603, 710 donald Critchley). 1217 Epstein statuies, 241 Farex cereal food, 18 Eleotrocardiogram and cardiac displa-cement, rRDMANN, Rhoda, obittuary notice of. 605 FAROY, Dr.: Gastric and duodenal ulcers, 273 730 Ergobasine, 1115 FARRAN- RIDGE C.: Psychoses of adolescence, Electrocardiogram in prognosis and diagnosis " ErgoclaviDe." 178 804-Malarial therapy and neurosyphilis, 804 (A Hope Gosse), 172 Ergoinetriiie,1115-(H. W. Dudley), 178 FAULL, J. L Circumcision, 876 Electrocardiography, review of book on, 952 Ergometri tinse, 363. 1115 FAVRET, P. H. A.: Increase of undulant fever in Electro-nyrexia, 925 Ergostetrine, 1115 France, 469 Electrotheirapy, twenty-five Years' progress in Ergot alkaloids, clinical use of (Chasser Moir), FAWC1TT, R.: Fungoid infections of the lungs, (C. B. Heald), 868 179 1165 ET,T,V,RY, tH. S.: Social aims of mental hygiene, Ergot alkaloids, recently discovered, relation- FAY, Marion (and Meyer BODANSKY): Labor atorv 754 ship of, 1114 Mantual of Physiological Chemistry, third ET,TIOT, E. G. S.: Town planning at the seaside, Ergotamiiine," 178 edition, rev..669 636 Ergotoxine," 178. 1115 FEATBERSTONE, H. W.: Surgical shock, 1229 ELLIOT, Lieut.-Col. R. H.: Sclerocorneal tre- ERSKINE-G(RAY, Robert, acquitted of the charge Feeding, infant, review of book on, 626 phining 334 (0!-Inexpert radiography, 1072 of miianslaughter. 1080 Feeding, infant, some aspects of (H. Boyd ELLIOT, Right Hon. Walter, Honorary LL.D. ERWIN, G. S.: Oleothorax for tuberculous Graham), 614'O)-Discussion, 689 Leeds. conferied on, 44-Elected M.P. for emnDyema, 924 Feeding of schoolboys, review of book on, 256 Glasgow (Kelvingrove), 1008 Erysipelas. anti-scarlatinal serum in (W. H. Fees in New Zealand hospitals: a correction, ELLIOTT, John Trimble. obituary notice of, 648 Brazil), 840-Correspondence on, 924, 972, 1071 608 ELLIS, Colonel C. I.: Australian aerial medical Erysipelas, incidence of (John Ritddell), 946 (0) FELIX, Dr.: Typhus fevers in the Tropics, 183 services, 753 Erythromiielalgia, treatment of. 649 FELDMAN, W. M.: Pyloric stenosis in uniovular ELLIS, Cloush Williams: Town planning at the Essex, paratyphoid in (parliamentary note), twirns, 875 seaside, 636 285 Fellowship of Medicine,information concerning, ELLIS, M. El., re-elected to the Duveen student- Estimates: Board of Trade, 142-Colonial Office, 412. See also Post-graduate ship, 282 189, 284-Health Department of Scotland, 44- FENTON, E. G.: Cerebral haemorrhage and ELLIsTON, G. L. C.: The British Medical Health Ministry, 142, 237-Home Office, 142,190 thrombosis, 601, 764 Association and the Society of Aledical Officers -Mines Departmnent, 189, 282 FERGUSON, J. Bell: Pleural effusion in artificial of Health, 36 ESZENYI, M.: Hypnotism in chorea, 272 pneumothorax, 752 ELLISTON, G. S3.: Health education in the Ethical Pharmaceutical Association. See Asso- Fertility, review of book on, 16, 98,146-Corre- schools, 1059 ciation spondence on review. 98,146 ELLMAN, Philip (and J. S. LAWRENCR): Agranulo- Ethiopia, newnap of. See also Abyssinia Fever, boutonneuse, in Greece (M. Lydaki), 852 cytosis with puroura haem-orrhagica following ETINNME, Professor, death of, 1027 Fever, enteric, observations on 244 cases (A. L. gold therapy, 622 (O)-Use of drugs of the Eugenics, the case for (Lor(d Horder), 694 Hurez), 556 camphor and coramine type, 969 Eustachian catarrh, auscultation tube for, 302 Fever. enteric, and pilgrims, 354 Outbreak in ELWF.LL, E. Graham: Rat-bite fever, 297 (0) Eutbanasia, voluntary, 856. 926, 975 1052. 1168. Scotland, 354-Outbreak in Belfast. 519-Out- ELWECJL, b. B.: Pleural effusion in artificial 1181, 1233. 1281. See (8lso Society, Euthanasia break at Stamuboul, 883 pneumothorax. 752 Legalization-Leading article on, 1052 Fever. glandular, 1081-(L.F. H. Whitby), 226 Embolism, pulmiionary, following iniary to an Euthanasian Society. See Society Feverhospital practice (E. H. R. Harries), 1227 old-stan(ling arterio-venous aneurysm-1 (K. H. EVANS, B. Ifor: Keats, rev.. 1000 Fever, paratyphoid, in Essex (parliamentary Uttley), 542 EVANS, Dr.- General pyrexia produced by short- note), 285 Embolism and thrombosis, 371 wave therapy, 272 Fever, paratyphoid B in a French battalion, 101 EMDE, H., death of, 482 EVANs. E. Lamaing: Appreciation of Ernest Fever, rat-bite (E. Graham Elwell), 297 (0)- EMERSON, Colorel H. H. A., appointed Director Muirhead Little, 706 Correspondence on, 478 of Hygiene at the War Office, 362 EVANS, Frankis: Use and abuse of insulin, Fever. scarlet: Attempted immuinization at a EMIL-BEENKE, K Emil Behnke, 1190 1038 public school (L. R. Lempriere), 450 (0) Emmenoplex, 545 EVANS, Griffith, centenary of the birth of, 274, Fever, scarlet, diagnosis of doubtful cases of Etmpire Social Hygione Year Book, 193.5, rev., 343 285, 313, 483-Obituary notice of, 1183 (W. A. Br iwn and V. D. Allison), 1249 (0) Employment of Women and Youug Persons EVANS, H. Muir: The prescribing of drugs, Fever, scarlet, second (fatal). case of, with Bill, 1183, 1238. 1283 639 haematemesis (J.H. F. Pankhurst), 210 Empyema, tuberellous. oleothorax for, 924.1030 Examination Papers, Medical and D.P.E., 1932. Fever therapy (C. B. Heald), 848 Empyema, tuberculous, treatment of (NI. JP. 35, rev.. 1050 Fever therapy, international meeting on, New Susman), 659 (0). 693-Discussion, 693-Corre- Examinations (leading article), 1212 York (1936,. 1287 spondence on, 924 Exanthem, acute. outbreak at Rotterdam (C. J. Fever therapy in venereal disease. 217. 884 Emtilsions of fats, oils, etc. injection of to Roos), 658 Fever, typhoid. See Fever,dnteric facilitatemalingering(R. Wilenius), 502 Excretion urography. See Urographbs Fever, typhus, outbreak at San Jos6 del Pacifico, Encephalitis lethargica or cerebral malaria? Ex-service cases, conference of consultants on, 671 (P. K. Ghosh). 162, 326-Correspondence on, 179 Fever, typhus, in the Tropics (Major-General 523 Ex-servicemen, disabled, welfare of. 176 Sir John Megaw), 182 Encephalitis lethargica, oculogyric crises of, Expectoration anu tubercle bacilli, 364 Fever. undulant, in England and Wales, report treatment of(W. N. Leak), 1153 Expiring Laws Continuance Bill, 1186,1238,1283 on, 82 Enicephalitis of otitic origin. localized non- -Royal Assent to, 1283 Fever, undulant, increase of in France, 469 suppurative (J. B. Horgan), 161 (0) Explosions in operating theatres due to static Fever, undulant, review of book on, 67 Encephalitis. See also Parkinsonian electrification. risk of, 1128,1174, 1230. See also Fever, yellow, jung e, 1261 E,cnjclopae.lia, Diderot and D'Alemnbert's, lists Theatres Fevers, review of book on, 15 of subjects and authors of miiedical articles Extrasystoles, 229, 276. 357, 564 Fevers, typhus. See Fever contributed to, 145 Eye, aynblyopic, comiiplete return of sighlt in ffolliott, A. G. C.: Treatment of puerperal Enececlopaedia, Teh1nical and Scientific, vol. ii, (A Wynn Green), 113-Correspondence on, 184, streptocoecal septicaemia, 356 rev., 116 317 FICHERA, Gaetano, death of, 235 Endocarditis,bacterial, subacite, x-ray treat- Eye conditions, radium treatment of, 910 Fijian fire-walking. See Fire-Walking rnent, rev., 970-Correspondetice on, 1071, Eye diseases, use of leeches in (Sydney Tibbles). Filus, medical, for demonstration purposes, in 1230 785 Paris (Office du Cinema N16dical), 856 E,ndocrine disorder andimiental retardation, 1262 Eye,model, for retinoscopy, 165 Finance Bill, 94, 142-Royal Assenit to, 142 Endocrine gland extracts, addiction to (S. W. Eye, penetrating wound of: cure of prolapsed FINDLAY Leonard: Atelectatic or compensatory Patterson), 134, 442 (0) iris wvithout operation (J. H. Beaumont), 785 bronchiectasis, 36, 98-A correction. 98-Causes Endocrine system, integration of the (Sir Walter Eve, review of book on, 788. 927 and treatment of obesity, 1126 Langdon-Brown). 1061 Eye. See also Ophthalmology FINE, J.: Benedict's qualitative test. 37 Endocrinology and mental disorder (Thomas D. Eynesbusy quadra plets. See Quadrlplets Fingers," tulip "(A. P. Bertwistle), 255-Corre- Power), 77 E'iYRE. J. W.H.: Title of Emeritus Professor of spondence on, 320 Endocrinology alnd the ovarian cvele (Ninan lBacteriology in the University of London FINZ[, N. S.: Radium treatment of naevi,571 (0). McI. Falkiner), 852-Discussion, 852 conferred on, 88t 761-Persistent vomiting, 1072 TuIE BRITISH 13 JULY-DECc., 1935 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL 13

Fire-walking experi mlents, repotrt on Kuda Bn x's FRANCE: Gall-bladder. aculte, free perforation of (A. L. demonstraLion, 586-Correspondence on, 8'A4 Doctors and dlentists practising in new regui- D'Abreni, 1150 0) Fire-walking, Fijian (Sir James Purves-Stewart lations for, " Nast L.aw," 769 Call-bladder, diseases of the (Cecil P. G. Wake- and David Waterston), 1267 Foreign doctors in, 117 ley), 243 (0) First aid in chemical gas warfare (T. Skene Gueniot, Dr., death of, 226 Gallipili and Salonika, reunion pilgrimage cruiFe Keith), 133 AleLical practice in, 226 to, 448 First aid ref used, 484 Office du Cinem-ia, Medical, organized in Paris, Gallop rhythm (Crighton Bramwell), 739-Dis- Fish furunculosis. See Furunculosis 156 cussion, 739. See also Rhythm FISHER, A. G. Timbrell: Injuries to the semi- Plastic surgery in French law, 793 GALLOWAY, T. M1eL.: Melanoma, of the choroid lulnar cartilages, 700 Post-graduate courses in, 193 with secondary deposits in the liver. etc.. 949 FISHER. E.: Contraceptive technique. 1190 Truberculosis campaign in, 218 GALLOWAY, W. D.: Primary abdominal torsion FISEHER, Walter H., obituary notice of, 766 Tuberculosis, International Union against, 227 of the omentum with an attempt at SpoIl- FTSON, E. T.: Appreciation of Robert Lewis Undulant fever, increase in ineidence of. 469. taneous cure, 899 Willcox, 1235 See also Paris GALPIN. P. A.: Puerperal streptococcal septi- Fits, epileptic, infrequent, 279, 320, 359, 523- caemia, 185 Treatment of, 320 See also Epilep'sy FRANCIS, Alexander: Idiosyncrasy to alu- GALSTAUN, G. (and W.L. HARNETT): Correlation FITZ-GERALD. Conrad Trelawney: The " Alba- minium? 1133 of radiological and operative findings in tross." Beino tfle Biography of Conrad Fstz- FRANCIS, J. A.: Extraction of the placenta, 364 cbronic appendicitis. 327 (0) Gerald. rev., 214 FRANqOIS, J.: Severe epidemiics of mnalaria at GAMLIN, i.: Modernl ScllonI Hygiene. rev., 727 FITZPATRICK, S. C.: Ilydatid disease, 683 Rochefort sur-Mer, 579 Gangrene, diabetic (A. Clarke lBegg), 682-his- FITZPATRICK, Surgeon Lieutenant-Commander FRANKLYN, Charles A. H.: Lambeth degrees, cussion, 682 W. G. C.. awarded the Sir Gilbertt:Blane gold 703 Gangi ene, gas, of the uterus (Arthur Hill). 1274 medal, 768 FRASER, David Hammand, obituary notice of Gangrene, puerperal and post-abortal (Arthtir FITZWILLIAMH. Duncan, C. L.: Paraldehyde as 604 Hill, 1274 a ore-anaesthetic, 472 FRASER, D. Kiennedy: Problems of nmental and Gangrene of the skin, progressive post-operative Flats, high woi king-class, balconies for (parlia- ph sical defect, 34 (A. J. Blaxland), 336(0) mentary note), 143 FRASEit, F. R.: Use of drugs of the camphor GANNER, Philip J.: Results of ante-natal adiiiin- Flats, liumidity of, 484 and coramine type, 969 istration of quinine, 205 (0) Flea, the common, 363, 526 FRASER, John: Walking as ali exercise, 83 GARBETT. Dr. Cyril: Faith healing, 35 FLEMING, Robert A.: Voluntaryeuthanasia. 1181 FRIASER, Kate, appointed a Commissioner for GARDE, E Life assurance and acceptance of FLEMMING, Arthur L.: Sensational publicity ill the General Board of Control for Scotland, 34 glycosurics, 273 medical matters, 701 FRASER, Surgeon-Lieutenant P. K.: Treatmlent GARDINER-HILL, H.: Causes and treatment of FLETCHER, H. B., elected an Alderman of the of boils and carbuncles. 894 (0) obesity, 1125 Derbyshire County Cotuncil, 981 FRAZEJI, \W. M.: Mortality rates in Liverpool, GARDNER, A.: Status of sbip surgeons. 878 FLETCHER, Surgeon Captain: Dental infection 313 GARDNER, A. D.: Bacteriology of whooping- in the Army. 1226 FRECKER, E. W.: Radiological training, 801 cough, 225 FLETCHER. William: Typhus fevers -in the Frederick, Emperor, illness of (Lionel Colledge), GArDNER, James: Pruritus vtulvae et ani, 1081 Tropics, 182 916 GARDNER, Mark: Iridocyclitis, 806 FLETCHER-BARRETT, William, obituary notice FIIEDhnICQ, leon, death of, 767 GARDNER, T. H.: Appreciation of Moses George of, 324 FREEMAN, E. T.: Tendencies in medicine, 872 Biggs, 280 FLOOD, J. C.: Problems in public health, 1069 Ftlee State. See Ireland GARIDNER R. A.: Radiation treatnment of breast FLOWER, Norman: Abdominal pain in chiildren, FREMANTLE, Sir Francis, elected M.P. for St. cancer, 687-Radiation thierapy of lingual car- 318 Albans, 1008 cinoma, 687,1090 (0) Flumina fontis (leading article), 306 FRENCH, Alistair: Poisoning with meta fuel," GARLAND. Hugh: Hypertrophic neuritis, 271 FLYNN, J. J. Witton: Skin diseases in Australia, 974-Oxaluria, 1138 GARROD, Marjorie (and Mary C. LUFF): After- 693-Mycotic infections, 751 French physiologist in England in 1822- resuilts of psychotherapy in 500 adult cases, FLYNN, Rev. John: Australian aerial medical Francois Magendie, 1271 54 (0) services, 753-Racial pressure in Pacific, 809 FRIEDMAN. Dr.: Intracranial tumours, 272 GARRY, Robert Campbell, appointed to the FOBRSTER, Ofrid: Hughlings Jackson Lecture FRIEL, A. R.: Chronic suppuratlve otitis media, Chair of Physiology at University College, on " The Motor Cortex in Man in the Light of 1074 Dundee, 34 Hughlings Jackson's Doctrines," 260, 269 FRIEND, G. E.:-Thle Sclioolboy: A Study of his GARRY, T. Gerald: Circurcision, 703 Foetus, herniation of a (Lieut.-Col. D. Coutts), Nistritiost, Physical Developmestt, and Healtif, GXAITNER, Gustav, eightieth birthday of, 883 1274 rev., 256 GARTON, Wilfrid: Fir-e walking experiments, FOLITy, A. (M. NAUGHTEN, and J. H. WHITE): FRISCH, Felix: Physico-chemical factors in 824 Prevention of diphtheria by the " one-shot " epilepsy, 224 Gas and air analgesia. See Analgesia method, using alum- precipitated toxoid, 898(O) Frontal lobe, functions of the (R. Al. Brickner), Gas anaesthesia. See Anaesthesia FoNzEs-DIACON, Professor, death of, 524 269-Leading article, 1260 Gas attacks in war, 139 Food, aluminium in, 847 FRiOST, William Adams, obituary notice of, 928 Gas gangrene. See Gangrene Food Investigation Board: Annual report, 352 FRY, R. M.: Gas gangrene of the uterus, 1274 Gas heaters in flueless rooms: Interim report Food legislation, consolidation of (parliam-ientary FULLER, Andrew, obituary notice of, 605 of Medical Advisory Committee, 268 -A note), 1239 FULLER, C. J.: Pyothorax, 1174 correction, 326 Food poisoning, bacterial, 589 FULLER, Gertrude M.. obituary notice of. 606 GASSElt, H. S., nominated director of the Rocke- Food poisoning: MNemorandumn from the FULLERTON. H. W. (L. S. P. DAVIDSON and feller Institute, 1189 Ministry of Health, 80 R. M. CAMPBELL): Nutritional iron-deficiency Gas warfaree, chemical, first aid in (T. Skene Food. purity of, 911 anaemia, 195 (0) Keith), 133-Review of book on, 214 h4'ood supply and population, 320 FULTON, J. Struthers: Skin tolerance in relation GASK, George E.: "Changing surgery," 815 Food value of alcohol. See A cohol to radiation intensity, 1165 Gastric disease, cbronic, diet and, 972 Foot and-mouith disease: Outbreaks of (parlia- FULTON, James Davidson, elected to a Beit Gastric disorder, aluminiium salt for (normo- mentary note), 1188-Virus of in frozen meat Mlemorial Fellowship, 127 gastrine), 1156 (parliamentary note), 144 FULTON, John F. (and Leona BAUMGARTNEy): Gastritis and its consequences (leading article), FOOTE, R. R.: Paraldehyde as a pre-anaesthetic, A Bibliography of the Poem " Syphilis Site 215 278 Morbits aallicus" by Girolamo Fracasto, o of Gastro-enterostomy, gastric carcinoma after, FORBERi, Lady: Economic conditions of mid- Verotta, 675-A Bibliography of Itwo Oxford 650, 710 wifery practice, 862 Physiologists: Richard Lower, 1611-1691, John Gastroscopy, review of book on, 257 FORfcI-JONEs, R.: Haemitemesis in infancy, Ma ,ow, 1643-1679, rev., 1210 GAULT, Adelaide: Iridocyclitis, 806 770 Fumes, electric welding. industrial hazard from. GAULT. E. L.: Glaucoma, 744 Forceps, sponge-holding, 583 602, 640, 812-Parliamentary note on, 882 GAUTIER-SMITH. C. E.: Circumcision, 642 Force, s tag, 583 Fumigation with hydrocyanic acid, 242 GAUVAIN, Sir Henry: Sea bathing in the treat- Forceps, twin, bor squint operations, 116 Fund, Cancer Researcb, Imperial: General ment of surgical tuberculosis, 693, 1087 (0)- FORD, John Willinms, obituary notice of, 1286 comnmittee nmeeting, 1166 See also Cancer Quality of sunlight, £69 Foreigni bodies impacted in the oesophagus, Fund. Commonwealth, of New York awards GAVIN, Laurence, obituary notice of, 880 transradiant, method of revealing (H. J. E. Harkness Fellowships, 517 (GELLATLY, Jessie H., obituary notice of, 188 Top)hami). 899 Fund, Countess of Dufferin's: report, 470 General MIedical Council. SeeCouncil Foreign bodies, swallowed, 98 Fund, King Edwtard's Hospital: Parr gift to its General paralysis. See Paralysis Foreign bodies, swallowing of for a livelihood radium fund, 24-Annual statistical sumuntaiy General practitioners, portable case for, 843 (I. [,loyd Johnstone), 546 for 1934, 82-London voluntary hospital fin- General practilioners.refresher courses for, 82 Foreign body (catheter) in heart (J. Blaha), 1251 ance, 82, 1064-Fuirther issue of timetable for Genetics. See Heredity Foreign countries: Conditions of practice in, 428 out-patients, 1188-Distribution m-leeting, 1270 Genito-urinaiy disease, review of book on, 604 FOREL, Dr.: Punishment and upbringing, 267- Fund, Royal Medical Benevolent: Christmas GENTY, NIaurice: Fraot-ois 3Iagenidie (1783-18E5), Mental hygiene and the Press, 267 appeal, 676, 699, 969-Thank-offering from 1271 FORSHERG Dr.: Glycine treatment of the urlyo- German-Jewish doctors, 1026 Geological Survey and Museum: Opening of new pathies, 271-Tic douloureux, 271 Fund, Naval Coinmpassionate, 141 building, 24 FORSGREN, Erik: Uber die RHtit/hmik der Leber- Fungoid infections of the lungs (R. Faweitt), Germany: Cerebro-spinal fever in, 311-Disr- fe'uktion des Stoffwuechsels used des Schlafes, 1165 rhoea. summer, epidmeiology of, 9C6-Diph- 672 Fungus diseasesof the skin,para nitrophenol in, theria, increase in incidence of, 617-Int-a- FoRSTTER, J. F. P.: Birth control in modern life, 136 uterine pessary in. 828-Midwifei-y in), 584- 1134 FURBER, Rupert: Remote results of puerperal Poliomyelitis in, 311. 769-An appeal for the FOSTER, C. S.: Extrasystoles, 564 sepsis. 742 blood of childreni who have suffered fromii FOSTER{, John: Treatment of cataract, 1278 FURLONG, R. J.: Economic results of fractured poliotilyelitis, 769-Post-graduate courses in. Fox, It. Fortescue: Wintering in the Channel os calcis, lC59 325 Islands. 564-Teneriffe, 884 Furunculosis,Fish: Report (parlialm-entary note), GERRIE,John: Cavernous sinus thrombosis with Fracture clinic in Vienna, Dr Bohler's, 522 1188 recovery,, 453 Fracture of the first rib, bilateral (M. Carlton FYFE. G. Matthew: Report on health conditions GERSON. Max: Di,ttherapie der Lnngentuber- Oldfield), 839 (0) at St. Andrews, 354 kulose, rev., 900 Fracture surgery, " hardware " in, 1279. See also FYFE, William Hamilton, appointed principal Gestation, ectopic, repeated (S. Nicol), 255 Surgery of the University of Aberdeen, 865, 1113 Gestation. See al8o Pregnancy .Fractures of the neck of the femur (Ernest W. GEosH. P. K.: Cerebral malaria or encephalitis Hey Groves), 491 (1), 745-Discussion, 745- lethargia? 162. 326 Correspondence on, 600 GEOsH. Al.: Treatment of infreqtuent epileptic Fractures and incapacity, 1110 fits, 320-Phenobarbital in epilepsy, 526 Fractures of os calcis, economnic results of (B. L. GIBB, J. Aldington: Operation for mastoid McFarland and others), 1059 G. disease, 136 Fractures of os calcis, resuilts of attempted re- GIBSON, A. G.: Treatment of furnctional dis- duction of (E. E. Myers), 1059 GADDIE, Robert, elected to a Beit Memorial orders of ,ihe heart, 123-Recognition of chronic Fractures of the spine (S. T. Irwin), 805-Dis- F'ellowship, 127 myocardial disease, 868 cussion, 805 GAIRDNER, A. A.: Pyothorax, 1174 GIBSON, C.: Medical assessors, 976 Fraoturi es, review of boo.ks on, 668, 727, 1209 GAISFORD. Wilfrid F. (and W. A. THOMPSON): GIBSON. J. Loclbhart: Glaucoma, 744-Irido- Fragilitas )ssium. See Osteogenesis imperfecta Congenital pyloric stenosis, 1037 (0) cyclitis,806 THE BRITISH 14 JULY-DEC., 1935 INDEX MEDICALJOURNAL

GIFFORD, Lawson. nolminated a member of the GOWLLAND, Edward: Liver treatment of dis- GWYNNE, F. J.: Radiological diagnosis in lung Legislative Council. Jamaica, 193 seminated sclerosis, 277-Hyoscine in Parkin- disease, 743 GILFORD. Hastings: Cancer research. 1176 sonism, 877 GWYNNE-EVANS, E.: Tonsil dissector, 457 GILKs, J. L.: Relation of yaws and syphilis, Grace Harwar to be broken up, 145 GWYN'-E-JONES. Howell, created a Commander 126 GRADWOHI, H. B. H.: Clinical Laboratory of the Royal Victorian Order and receives a GILL, Colonel C A.: The malaria epidemic in Methods antd Diagnosis: A Textbook on personal gift from the King, 1264 Ceylon, 1017-Burmese hospitals and dispen- Laborattory Procedures with their Interpre- GYR, W. E.: Treatment of cancer by proteolytic saries, the work of, 1272 tation, rev., 1101 enzyines, 760-Report of the Imperial Cancer GILLESPIE, R. D.: Mental patients in general GRAHAM, H. Boyd: Some aspects of infant feed- Research Fund, 1116 hospitals, 521 ing, 614 (0), 689 Gynaecology, review of books on, 115,163 GILMOUR, C. R. (and A. T. CAMEIRON): The Bio- GRAHAM, George: Treatment of non-specific Gynaecology. See also Midwifery and Obstetrics chemistry of Medicine, second edition, rev., coliti-s. 758-Use of drugs of the camphor and 114 coramine type, 969-Use and abuse of insulin, GIRAUD, G. (and P. DELMAS): L'Examen du 1067 Malade, rev., 17 GRAHAM-LITTLE, Sir Ernest: Medica herbalists, Girls, strain of school life on during the early 86-Industrial dermatoses, 107 (O)-- Naturo- menstrual period (D. J. Gair Johnston), 892 (0) paths," 316-Appreciation of Ernest Aluirbead GIRODE, Chlarles (Jacques LEVEUF and Raoul- Tlittle, 765-Elected M.P. for London Univer- H. Charles MONOD): Tra-temes.t des Fractures et sity, 1008 LuxatoILns (des Membres, second edition, rev., Gramophone records for the reproduction of HABERER, H. v., nominated Rector of the Uni- 668 speech, specially adlapted for the blind, to be versity of Cologne, 1189 GIVEN, Surgeon Captain D. H. C.: A New Angle added to the imports free list, 1254 HABERLING, Wilhelm, awarded the Sudhoff on Health (Nature's Provision for the Health Grancher system, 1000. See also Tuberculosis medal, 1239 antd Happintess of Mankind), rev., 67 GPRANT v. Australian Knitting Mills Ltd. and HABERMANN, Johann, death of, 482 Gland extracts, endocrine, addiction to (S. W. others, 1237 HADDOW, A.: Recent progress in the experi- Patterson), 134, 442 (0) GRANT, Charles Graham, obituary notice of, mental study of cancer, 129 Gland, thyroid, and heart disease (0. Brenner), 188 HADFIELD, J. A.: Psychopathology, 1068 199(0) GRANT, R. A.: Resuscitation, with complete Haemangioma, spreading, 326 Glandular fever. See Fever recovery, following apparent death under Haematemesis in infancy, 770, 932, 982 GLANZMANN, E.: Die Rheumatiache Infektion at aesthesia,64-Recovery after cardiac arrest, Haematemesis with second tfatal) case of scarlet im Kinldesalter, rev., 343 186, 278 fever (J. H. F. Pankhurst), 210 Glare shield for spectacles, 116 Granuloma of larynx following intratracheal Haesmiaturia following abdominal strain, 1138, Glasgow. See Scotland intubation (R. Blair Gould), 499 (0) 1240 GLASs, E. J. G.: Acute frontal sinusitis, 1172 Gravitol," 178 Haemoglobin scale, 902 Glauicoma, with special reference to medical GRAY, C. H.: Congenital torticollis, 1060 lHaemolytic jaundice. See Jaundice aspects and early diagnosis (H. M. Traquair), GRAY. G. Douglas: ' Osteogenesis imperfecta," Haemoptysis complicated by massive collapse 744, 933 0)-Discussion. 744 14-Status of the ship surgeon, 977 of lung (J. Mindline), 1201 (0) GLISSAN, D. J.: Fractures of the neck of the GRAY, H. J.: Chronic suppurative otitis media, Haemorrhage, cerebral, and thrombosis, 601, femur, 745 746 702, 764. See also Haemorrhage, cerebral. Gloucestershire, nutrition of school children in, GRAY, Sir Henry M. W.: Appreciation of John treatment of 866 Anderson, 648 Haemorrhage. cerebral, treatment of (Sir E. GLOVER, L. G.: A generous tbank-offering, 1036 GRAY, Major Jamues Ernest, Kaisar-i-Hind gold Farquhar Buzzard). 464-Correspondence on, Glucose, urine, Benedict's qualitative test for. miedal conferred on, 1011 601, 702, 764 See Benedict GRAY, Janet M. C.: Obstetric disproportion, 39 Haemorrhage in jaundice, control of, 169 Glucosides, cardiac, 631 GRAY, Robert Erskine. See Erskine-Gray Haemorrhage, post-partum, treatment of, 38 GLUSCKIN, J.: The Department of Public Health GREAVES, F. WV. Marshall, obituary notice of, Haemorrhs ge, subarachnoid, subacute, treat- in Lithuania, 513 1286 ment of (Edwin Bramwell), 512 GLUZINKI. Antoni, death of. 482 GREAV1ES, H. Gordon: An anaesthetic table, 214 Hsemorihage, uterine, intrafnudal pituitrin in, Glycosuria, symptomless, 74 Greece, boutonneuse fever in (M. Lydaki), 852 476 Glycosurics. acceptance of, for life assurance, GREEN, A. Wynn: Complete return of sight in Haemorrbagic disorders, heraditary (leading discussion on, 273 an amblyopic eye, 113-Twin forceps for squint article), 587 IOADBY, Sir Kenneth: Agranulocytosis, 1225 operations, 116 HAGGARD, H. W. (and L. A. GREENBEBRG): Diet GODSALL, R. S.: Chronic suppurative otitis GREEN, F. W.; Premedication, 780 (0) amid Physical Efficiency, rev., 1047 media, 746 GREEN, John: Caesarean section, 685 HAINE, ,J. E.: Use of alum-precipitated toxoid GOGGIN, Dr.: Thyroid diseases, 1019 GREEN, J. S.: Late toxaemias of pregnancy, 741 in diphtheria immunization, 896 (0) GOIFFON, R.: Manual de Coprologie Cliniique, GREENBERG, L, A. (and H. W. HAGGARD): Diet Hair, r-eview of book on the, 1102 rev., 1259 anid Physical Efficiency, rev., 1047 Hairdressers' equipment, sterilization of (parlia- GOITEIN, P. Lionel: Periventricular epilepsy, GREENBLATT. Arnold: Congenital duodenal mentary note), 1188 476 atresia with complete tranposition of viscera, HALES, H. W.: Treatment of non-specific colitis, Goitre, toxic, anaesthesia for operations in 840 758-Causes and treatment of obesity, 1126 (C. Langton Hewer), 78 GREENFIELD, J. G.: The cerebro-spinal fluid, 270 HALE-WHIITE, Sir William: Materia Medica, Gold therapy followed by agranulocytosis with -Lumbar puncture in diagnosis, 1265 twenty-sepond edition, rev., 116 purpura haemorrhagica (Philip Ellman and GREENWOOD, A.: Diagnosis of intussusception, HALL. Sir Arthur J.: Treatment of the post- J. S. Lawrence), 622 (0) 137 encephalitic Parkinsonian, 555 Gold treatmnent of rheumatoid arthritis (Herbert GREENWOOD, H. H.: An attachment for the HALL, James S.: Abdominal pain in children, J. Williams), 1098 (0)- Correspondence on, operating table, 788 233 1233. See also Calcium and gold therapy GREENWOOD, MIajor: Lambeth degrees, 926 HALL, John, tercentenary of, 1060 GOLDBF,RG, Kenjamin (editor): Clittical Tutber- Grenfell collection of works on physical educa- HALLAM, Keith: Radiological training, 80) CulIosis, Vols. i aDd ii. rev., 841 tion, catalogue of, 585 HALLINAN, Major Thomas John, nominated a GOLDSCHEIDER, Dr., death of, 825 GMEY., T'emple: A medico-legal conundrum, 88 member of Legislative Council of Jamaica. 193 GOLDSMITH, A. J. B.: First Aid for Everybody, GRIFFIN, F. W. W.: Health education in the Hallux valguis, unusual type of (S. W. Daw), 580 rev., 1050 schools, 1059 HALTON, John: Closed methods of anaesthesia GOLDSTEIN, Kurt: Functions of the frontal lobe, GltIFFITH. A. Stanley (and W. T. MUNRO): Family in surgery of the chest, 159 (0) 270 tuberculosis dne to bovine tubercle bacilli, HAMEED, M. Abdul: Case of lymphosarcoma of GOLDTHWAIT, Joel E. (and others): Body 147 (0) stomach, 576 (0) Mechlanics in theo Study and Treatmenqet of Dis- GRIFFITH, H. S.: A warning, 326 HAMER, Sir William: Appreciation of Frank ease, rev., 115 GRIFFITH. 0. Wynne. accepts mavoralty of Charles Shrubsall, 646 Golf, medical: London Irish Medical Golf Pwllheli for the eleventh year, 769-Elected HAMERTON. J. R.: The status of ship surgeons, Society, 98, 828-Stussex Medical and Dental mayor, 981 520, 977. 1025 Golfing Society, 770 GRIFFITHS, H. Ernest: Isijury antd Incapacity. HAMILL, P.: Use of drugs of the camphor and GOODALL, Edwin: The psychoneuroses and With Special Referenice to Industrial In- coramine type, 969 medicine, 476 surance, rev., 581 HAMILTON, Bruce: Squint, 807 GOODHART. G. W.: The art and science of medi- GRIFFITMs, William Layard, obituary liotice of, HAMILTON, T. Glendenning, obituary notice of, cine, 817 647 43 GOODWIN, Andrew Watson, death of, 142 GROVES, Ernest W. Hey: Fractures of the neck HAMILTON, W.: Maternal mortality in Scotland, GOODWIN, Lieut.-General Sir John: Makina a of the femur, 491 (0). 745-Fractures of the 275 Shoot, rev., 302 spine. 806 Hammer-toe treatment of, 40 OORDON, R. G.: Osteo-arthritis and its con- Growth, review of book on. 342 HAMMOND-SEARLE, Lieut.-Col. A. C.. appointed comitants, 1083 (0) GRUNDT: Tic douloureux, 271 Commandant and Chief Instructorat the Army GORDON-TAYLOR, G.: Appreciation of Walter GuINIOT. Dr., obituary notice of,226-Centenary School of Hygiene, 362 Gifford Nash, 322-Appreciation of John of the birth of, 483 HANDLEY, Sampson: Paralytic ileus after acute Anderson, 481 GULLAN,M. A.: ThLeory andjPracticeof Nursing, appendicitis, 966 GORHAM, Arthur P.: Anaesthesia for tonsillec- fourth edition, rev., 165 HANSCHELL, H. M.: Circumcision, 642 tomy, 112 (0)-Mouth opener for the insertion GULLETT, Lucy: Pink disease, 803 HANSEN. K.: Treatment of hay fever with of airways, 545 GUNDEL, M.: Increase in the incidence of diph- artificial pyrexia, 351 GORIS, A. (and M. A. LIOT): IncompatibilitUs theria in Germany, 617 HANSEN, R. (and W. LANGER): Sense of taste in Pharmaceutiques, rev., 1104 GUNEWARDENE, H. O.: Heart Disease itn the pregnant and non-pregnant women, 833 GoRRo, A. Puigvert: Renal tuberculosis in a Troapis. rev., 842 HANSMAN, F. S.: Calcification, 747-Thyrotoxi- man of forty-five, 111 GUNN, Clement Bryce: Leaves from the Life of cosis, 799 GossE, A. Hope: The electrocardiogram in a Country Doctor, rev., 1259 HARBISON, J. A.: Diphtheria in County Dublin, prognosis and diagnosis, 172 GTUNN, J.: Tropical medicine, 810 355-Some problenms in public health. 1069 GOOSE, Philip: Memories of a Camp Follower, GUNN, J. A.: Social aims of miental hygiene, 754 HARBITZ, Hans Fredrick: Clinical Pathogenetic new edition, 788-Go to the Coun'try rev., 1210 GUNN, William: Improved Drinker apparatus, and Experimenttal lnvestigations of Endomle- 'G OTLA, Fram: Operation for enlarged prostate, 505 triosis, rev., 543 1240 GURD. Dudley P.: The medical curriculum, 474 HARDCASTLE. D. N.: The nervous child, 501 GOUGH. Alfred: Ovariotomy, 1274 GUSTAFSON, Flor ence: Diagnostic significance HARDEN, Arthur, awarded the Davy inedal of GouG-n, W.: Severe puerpei-al cystitis, 921- of lead in the body, 59 the Royal Society, 1005 Jaundice complicating pregnancy, 922-Vita- GUTHRIE, A. Cowan: Autogenous vaccine for HARDING, M. Esther: Woman's Mysteries. min treatment of habitual abortions, 1275 diphtheria carriers, 341-Preparation of diph- Antient and Moderni, rev., 1155 GOULD, 1ric Pearce: Electrical injuries, 921 theria vaccine, 602 "Hardware" in fracture surgery. See Fracture GOULD. George M.: Gould's IJedical DictiouarV, GUTTHRIE, Douglas:-Problems of mental and andl Surgery fourth edition, rev., 258 pbysical defect, 34-(And George SETH): Speech HARDY, L. I.: Haemnaturia after abdomuinal GOULD, R. Blair: Laryngeal granuloma follow- in Childhood: its Development atnd Disor ders, strain, 1240 ing intratracheal intubation, 499 (0)-Compli- rev., 212-Treatment of maxillary sinusitis. HARE, Dorothy C.: Treatment of non-specifio cations of tracheal intubation, 701 691-Chronic suppurative otitis media, 746 colitis, 757-Use of drugs of the camphor and GOURLAY, Robert, obituary notice of, 1135 GUTTMAN, E.: Rtesidual tics after chorea, 272 coramine type, 969-Agranulocytosis, 1225 Gow, A. E., appointed lPhysician in Ordinary to GuY, Jolhn * Report on the health of Edinburgh, Harelip (Robert Hutchison), 688-Discussion, the household of the Duke of Kent, 241 83- Child welfare in Edinburgh, 757 688 THE BRITISH 15 JULY-DEC., 1935 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL 15

HARGRAVE WILSON W. (and George MACDONALD): Health of the nation (Sir Godfrey Collins), 756 HILLIARD, Cedric: Congenital dilatation of the T'he Osteopathic Lesiont, rev., 503 Health of the people (leading article), 729 ureter. 835 (0) Harkness Fellowships, 517 Health propaganda film, 608 HILLIARD, Leslie T.: War and peace, 823 HARKNFss, Tom G. S.: Views on the cancer Health [Industrial] Research Board. See HINDHEDE, Mikkel, elected a vice-president of problem., 316 Research the Food Education Society. 1287 HAlIXAN, N. Bishop: Aids to Ophthalmology, Health Resorts Association: Annual meeting, HINDLE, Edward, appointed to be Regius Pro, eighth edition, rev., 545-Glaucoma, 745-Irido- 1117 fessorof Zoology in the Universityof Glaegow- cyclitis, 806 Health resorts: discussion. 175 826 HARNETT, W. L. (and G. GALSTAUN): Correlation Health service and life assurance,discussion on, HINmAN, Frank: The Principles anid Practice of of radiological and operative findings in 273 Urology. rev., 841 chronic appendicitis, 327 (0) Health service of South Australia: Report, 1216 Hip, osteoarthritis of, 326 HARPER, William Allan, obituary notice of, 929 Health services in the Colonies (parliamentary HIPSLFY, 1P. L.: Harelip, 688-Intussusception, HARRIES, E. H. R.: Fever hospital practice, 1227 note), 284 717 (01. 801 HARRIES. C. F.: Care and treatment of difficult Health services, development of, 40 HIRSCH, 0: The hypothalamus, 271 children, 1171 Flealth services, international, 632 HIIISCHFIELD, Magnus, death of. 142 HARRIS, 1.: Coronary thrombosis. 871 Health Services, Scottish, Comuiittee on (par- HIRSCHMANN, Ida: Aetiology of pregnancy tox- HARRIS, Kenneth: Recognition of chronic myo- liamentary note), 46 aemia, 1274 cardial disease, 868 Health Week, 1935, 650 Ristidine treatment, 788 HARRIs, Richard: Prostatectomy, 740 Health, Welsh Board of: Annual report, 1934-5, Histidine treatment of peptic ulcer of the lesser HARRIs, Wilfred: Treatment of some forms of 517 curvature (David Smith), 154 (0) - Correspon- neuritis, 592 HEALY. M. R.: Mycotic infections, 752 dence on, 478, 602 HARRISON, Colonel L. W.: Treatment of HEARDF,R, Frederic Pollington, obituary notice Hobby of a physician, 957 venereal disease: the present position, 125 of 431 HOCHB, A. E.: Jahresriege. Innenansicht eines HARRISSON, E. H.: The Eynesbury quadruplets, Hearing, aids to, pamphlet on, 932 Menschenlebens, rev., 727 1207 (0) HEARN. M. D.: Venereal disease and maternity HODSON, Cora B. 8.: Human Sterilization T'o- HARROW, Benjamin (and Carl P. SHERWIN. and child welfare, 174 day. rev., 213 editors): A Textbook of Biochemistry. rev., 341 Heart in anaesthesia, 923. See also Cardiac HOEBER, Paul B.: Annals of Medical Hi.story, HARTOG, Sir Philip (and E. C. RHODES): An resuscitation 41 Examination of Examintationts, 1212 Heart-block, treatment of (Robert Marshall), 75- HOETS, J. W.: Fractures of the neck of the HARTSILVER, J.: High blood pressure, 449 (0) Correspondence on, 137 femur, 745 Harveian Oration: Some epochs in medical Heart, catheter in (J. BhAha), 1251 HOFFMANN, S. S.: Alopecia in early life, 193 research (Sir Henry H. Dale), 771 ()-Leading Heart disease in pregnancy (IT. C. E. Donovan), HOLDEN, 0. M.:. Future of the school medical article, 789 801-Discussion, 801 service. 175 HARVIEY, C. O.: Report on the determination of Heart disease in the thyroid gland (0. Brenner), Holland, midwifery in, 584 iodine in biological substances. 262 199 (0) HOLLAND, Charles Thurstan, elected an honorary HARVEY, Colonel G. A. D.. appointed a Deputy Heart disease, thyroidectomy for, 630 member of the German R6ntgen Society. 607 Director of Medical Services in India, 41 Heart, functional disorders of, treatment of HOLLAND, Eardley: Treatment of breech cases, HARVEY, Major-General: Typhus fever in the (A. G. Gibson), 123 920 Tropics, 183 Heart. review of books on, 115, 842, 1103 HOLLAND. Henry Bowlby Tristram, Kaisar-i- HARVIER, P.: Pathologie Digestive, rev.. 998 Heart and vitamin deficiencies, 958 Hind silver medal conferred on, 1011 HASLAX, H. C., elected M.P. for Horncastle, 1008 Heart. See also Car(liac HOLMES A COURT, A. W.: Thyrotoxigosis, 798 HASLETT. A. W.: Untsolved Problems of Sciencc, Heat therapy, pamphlet on, 146 HOLMES, Gordon: Treatment of syphilis of the rev., 1049 HEATHCOTE, Henry Cbarles, obituary notice of, nervolus system, 1111 HASSAN, Jamadar Muhaimmed, Kaisar-i-Hind 142 HOLROYD, J. B. H.: Post-anaesthetic conjuncti- bronze medal conferred on, 101 I HEATLEY-SPENCFR, Colonel J.: Persisting effects vitis, 821 HASTINGS, John P.: Blistering for arthritis, 186 of war neuroses, 181-Appointed Honorary HOLST, P. M.: Compulsory vaccination in HASTINGS, Violet: Scientific Dieting, rev., 116 Physician to the King, 1185-Dental infection Norway, 194 HATCE, Lieut.-Col. William-- Keith, obituary in the Army, 1226 Ilome Office- Issues a circular y-e air-raid pre- notice of, 1186 Hebburn-on-Tyne. infant mortality increase at cautions, 72- Issues a handbook on anti-gas HAUGHTON, Lieut.-Col. Samuel George Steele, (parliamentary note), 144 precautions, 242-Issues a memorandum (No. C.I.E. conferred on, 1011 HEFFTER, A.: Handbuch1 der Experimeeltellen 1) on treatment of casualties and the decon- HAUSER, Gustav, death of, 362 Pharmakologie, rev.. 257, 1049 tamination of personnel, 468 HAWKYARD, A.: Car sickness in children, 286 HEGGS, F. S. tlitchell: Final M.B. Examina- Homoepathy and injection therapy, 650 HAWTHORNE. C. O.: "Clean" and "safe" milk, tiotn Paper 8, London, for the past fifteen Honours, Quetta earthquake, 1011 36-The nutrition of mothers, 79-Convales- years, 583 Hooke. Robert, the Diary of, 1672-1680, rev., 258 cence on the Thanet coast, 637-A doctor's HEGGS, T. Barrett, his services retained as HopDfelds, health conditions in (parliamentary right to his name, 872 - Appreciation of Dan adviser in the Bagdad Mledical College, 363 note), 285 McKenzie, 1076-Voluntary euthanasia, 1168 HEIBEEG, Borge: Ont the Classification of tihe HOPKINS, Sir Frederick Gowland, receives the HAY, E.: Appreciation of John Macdonald Vibrto Cholerae and the Cholera-like Vibrios, degree of doctor honoris causa of the Peter Brown, 1183 1003 PAzmiAny University in Budapest, 632-Hon. Hay fever, monovalent and polyvalent (E. B. HELE. Thomas Shirley, elected Master of D.tic.Reading conferred on, 881 Salon), 351 Emmanuel College, Camiibridge, 849 HOPsINSON, H. C.: Poisoning from a rose-bush, Hay fever, observations on by various men, 351 HENDERSON, James Abbey, appointed a Nomi- 98 Hay fever treated with artificial pyrexia (K. nated Member of the Legislative Council of HORDER, Lord: Noise in relation to health. 19- Hansen, P. Vallery-Radot. and G. Mauric), 351 the Colony of British Guiana, 883 The case for eugenics, 694-Thyrotoxicosis, HAY, John: Coronary thrombosis, 871 HENDERSON, R. .J. (and H. ROSENBLOOM): PUl- 798, 1031 (0) HAYES, W. Ivon: Caesarean section, 684 monary infarct in a child, 64 HORGAN, .1. B.: Localized non-suppurative en- HAYNES, Frederic Harry, obitusry notice of, 323 HENtSY, Arnold K.: Splint for broken clavicles cephalitis of otitic origin, 161 (01 - Acute HAYNES, Surgeon Commander John Frederick, whiich preserves function, 1255 (0) frontal sinusitis.1172-Treatmientof maxillary obituiary notice of, 234 HENRIY, F1. T.: Bone grafting, 759-Twin-injection sinus suppuration, 1280 HAYTHORNTHWAITE, S(luadron Leader B. F.: syringe. 902 HORLEIN, H.: Chemotherapy of protozoal and A Glimpse of Aden, rev., 1258 HENRY, Robert, obituary notice of, 825 bacterial disease, 698 HAZLETON, EP. B.: Clean and safe milk, 138 lerbalists, diplomas for (parliamentary note). Hormones and organizers, 264 Headache, persistent, during lactation (Juilius H. 144 Hormones, ovarian and pituitary (MIargaret Beilby), 337 (0)-Correspondence on, 477 Herbalists, medical, 86 Fairlie), 533 (0) Head injuries, treatment of (C. P. Symonds and HERCUS, C. E.: Anaerobic infections, 747-Thyro- HORNEIR, Sybil G.: " Tulip fingers," 320 Geoffrey Jefferson), 677 toxicosis, 798 HORNIG. Dr.: Assessment of risks in life assuir- Headaches, discussion on, 271 ITEnID, David A.: Coin pleximeter, 545 ance 272-Gastric and duodenal ulcers, 272- hEBAP, Frederick: Facilities for thoracic sur- HFIRD, H.: Future of the school medical service, Procedure in assessment of rislks, 273 gery. 1277 175-Health education in the schools, 1058 HORT, F. A.: Shifting sands of the architecture HIEALD. C. B.: Appreciation of Charles Henry Heredity, review of books on. 256,1048 of miedicine, 279, 642 Shinglewood Taylor, 41-Fever therapy, 848- HERNAMAN-JOBNSON, F.: X-ray treatment for HoItTON, Rtuth, Kaisar-i-Hind silver medal con- Twenty-five years' progress in electrotherapy, local infections, 1072-Inexpert radiography, ferred on, 1011 868 1131 HORWITZ, C.: Treatment of cardiospasm, 924- HEALEY, Major C. W.: Territorial Army annual Het nia, traumatic diaphragmatic, strangulation Migraine, 973 training, 5581 of occurring nine months after original acci- HOIuWOOD. Murray P. (and Samuiel C. PRESCOTT): Health and Cleanliness Council: Annual lun- dent (R. D. 13. Wright), 577 (0) Sedgwick's Printciples of Sanitary Science anid cheon and general meeting, 1065 Herniation of a foetus (Lieu t.-Colonel D. Coutts), Public Health, rev., 900 Health Conference, International Pacific, 1274 HOsFORD, J. P.: Economic results of fractured Sydney (1935), 314 Herniation of invertebral disk into spinal canal, Os calcis, 1059 Health Department of Scotland: Estimates, 44 910 HiOSKIN, Jenner: Prognosis of hypertension, 272 Health Education: Conference in London, 1C58 HERRING. P. T.: The pituitary body, 509 Hospital, Albert Dock: An appeal for, 827 Health education, direction of (Alister Mac- HERRMANN, George : - Clinical Case 7'aking: Hospital Almoners, Institute of: Annual report, kenzie), 557 Supplement to hlethods in M1edicine, rev., 17 458 Health insurance. See InsuraUce Hertfordshire, electrical treatment in: proposed Hospital, Battersea General, alteration of the Health: A jubilee retrospect (leadingarticle), 507 police surveillance (parliamentary note), 45 objects of, 1055 Health and the League Assembly, 675 Hertfordshiire County Council Bill, 189, 283 Hospital, Belfast Royal Victoria, historical HERTZLEII, Arthur E.: Diseases of tile Thvroid account of, 863 HEALTH MINISTRY: (llasd, third edition, rev., 727 }jospital, Berlin Municipal MIoabite, renamed Annuial report, 507, 513, 911-Leading article, HIESELTINE. Michael: Medical Register, office Rtobert Koch Hospital, 145 507 edition, 1190 ospital, Bethlem Royal: IDformation con- Annual report of chief medical officer, 729, 812 HESS. W. R.: The hypothalamus, 270 Hcerning the study of psychological medicine, Appointments, 241 HEWER, C. Langton : Anaesthesia for toxic Estimates, 237 goitre operations, 78- Recovery after cardiac H418ospital, Birmingham United, note on, 526 Food and drugs, purity of, 911 arrest, 135, 231 Hospital. Bury and District Joint Hospital Dis- Food poisoning, memorandum re, 80 HEWETSON, W. MI.: Uniusual injuries, 48-The trict Bill, 1238 Health Provisional Order Confirmation Bills, quality of sunlight, 1180 Hospital for Cancer, Mount Vernon: Report, 282 HEWITT, L. F.: Oxidationt-Reductiost Potentials 1109 Health services, review of, 237 in Bacteriology and Biochemistry, third Hospital, Cardiff Mental: Report, 597 Housing Advisory Committee appointed, 1041 edition, 465 Hospital, Charing Cross: Information concern- Housing and slum clearance, circular re, 355 HIGGINS. Judge: The medical witness, 1172 the study of medicine, 390-Annual dinner, 696 Medical advice to, 1 2 HIGGINS, LJ. G.: Induction of labour, 721-01 Hospital for Children, Great Ormond Street: Mental Deficiency Regulations, new and IIILL, Arthur: Post-abortal and puerperal Annual iXeport, 177 revised, 303 gangrene, 1274 Hospital: Cuddington Joinit Hospital Bill, 44,237 Parliamentary notes on, 192, 237, 282 HILL, Hir Leonard: Convalescence on the Hospital DiarV for 1936,1271 Pneumonia, prevention and treatment of, 955 Thanet coast, 637 Hospital, Drumcondra, position of, 33 Swimming pools, cleaner, circular re, 918 HILL, Robert, elected to a Beit Memorial Fellow- hospital. Edinburgh Dental, and school: Prize- in nf 177 19 oii ,-27iL I 1'%0-,Newelin,icovened}tJ4,*VT--'ll6l Vanfir'-.Ivuuureti iiiiSia^xRununseeiusAPstmAneaLeul,trqn.tmfint.uretiuenti U1, Lui b13up,ahin 1z17I V,sLVILltK. THE BRITISH 16 JULY-DEC., 1935 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Hospital, Fylde, Preston. and Garstang Joint Hospital, University College: Information con- HURST_. Weston: Glandular fever, 226 Small-pox Hospital Bill. 189 cerning the study of medicine, 395-Scholar- HUT EEINSON. Sir Jonathan -ophthalmologist. Hospital, Glasgow Royal Maternity andWomen's: ships awarded in the medical schlool, 236. See 1004 Annual report, 1124 (also Collepe HUTCHISON, Robert: Harelip, 688-Infant feed- Hospital, Glasgow Royal Samaritan for Women: Hospital, Victoria, for Children, Chelsea: ing, 689-Intussusception, 802-Pink disease. Report, 598 lteport, 228 802-(And Gladys M. WAUCHOPE), For an4 Hospital, Grangegorman Mental, new clinics in, Hospital wards, dimensions of, 458-Proposals Againist Doctors, rev. 1102 356 for L.C.C. hospitals, 458 HUTT, C. W. (and H. Hyslop THOMSON, editors): Hospital. The Grove, Tooting: New isolation Hospital wards, lighting of, 18 Principles and Practice of Prevenitive Medi- block, 1169 Hospitral, Westminster: Stone-laying of the first ceve. Two volumes rev., 951 Hospital Guidefor 1936,1216 wing of the new building. 33-Information eon- HUXLEY, Julian S.: Experimental embryology. Hospital, Guy's: Intormation concerning the cerning the study of llie(licine, 396-New 264-Hormones and organizers, 264 study oflusedicine, 390-- Nuffield House for radiuiim bomb for, 596-Old Students' dinner, Hydatid disease, advances in knowledge of paying patients opened, 1167 635-RebuildlIgo1, 756- Out-patient problem (Harold R. Dew). 620 (0). 682-Discussion, 682 Hospital, Hill End, for Mental and Nervous Dis- in the constructiotn of the newhospital. 1218 Hydrocyanic acid, fumigation with, 242 orders: Annual report, 470 Hospital, Wicklow Fever: Inadequate salary for Hydrogen peroxide in ear disease, 561, 601, 703 Hospital, Kashmir Mission : Report, 81 me(lical officers, 275 Hygeia. the medical ship. 1066 Hospital. King's Coll¢ee: Centenary of in 1939, Hospitalization of maternity cases. See Mater- Hygiene, industrial (leading article), 167 297-Halley Stewart Fellowshlip awarded, 362- nity Hygiene, mental, social aims of (Harvey Sutton), Information concernitlg the study of medicine, Hospitals, American maternity (K. V. Bailey), 495(1), 754-Discussion, 754 391-Recor d of(IH. Willoughby Lyle), rev. 65, 921 Hygiene and Public Health, All-India Institute 140-A correction .140-Scholarships awarded in Hospitals, bogus collections for, 1288 of, ReportF99 the Medinal School, 236-Duke of York accepts Hospitals. clinical, in England, information Hygiene, review of books on, 727,1257 the presidency of, 564-Opening of winter concerning, 406 Hygiene, Social, Empire Year-Book, of 1935, rev., sessioni, 649, 696-Annual dinner, 696-Duke Hospitals Council, Merseyside: Report, 131 343 of York elected President of, 883. See also Hospitals and dispensaries of Burma, the work Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, London School college of. 1272 of (incorporaitig the Ross Institute}: Annual Hospital, Leigh Joint Hospital District Bill, 94 Hospitals, general, mental patients in, 521 report, 956-Desrees and pass lists, 140.187, 704 Hospital, London: Dietetic department to be Hospitals, London County Council, inoculation -Information concerning, 414. See also Uni- enlarged, 54-Information concerning the in (parlimentary note), 1284 versity of London study of medicine, 391-Poet Laureate dis- Hospitals' loss through Betting and Lotteries Hyoscine in Parkinsonism, 877, 974 tributes prizes at the Medical College, 176- Act (parliamentary note), 144 Hypertension, prognosis of (Etienne May and "Price" University Scholarship in Anatomy Hospitals of Manohester, reorganization of, 353 Jean Ollivier), 272-Discussion, 272 and Physiology awarded, 186-Scholarship Hospitals, mental (Ireland). new clinics in. 356 Hypertensive cerebral attack. See Cerebral awarded at the Medical College, 704 Hospitals, newideas in, 467-Report of a visit to Hypnotic drugs. See Drugs Hospital, Manchester Babies, to change its the Continent, 467 Hypodermic pocket case, a new, 18 name to the Duehess of York Hospital for Hospitals, New Zealand, fees in: a correction, Hypoglycaewia in the neuroses (M. S. Jones), Babies in Manchester. 883 608 945 (0) Hospital, Maichester Children's Centenary Hospitals, Scottish Women's: Annual dinner of Hypothalamus, discussion on, 270 Appeal Fund, 1029 the Royaumont and Villers Cotterets unit, Hypothalamus, functional localizationin(W. E. Hospital: Manchester Joint Hospital Board, 866 1188 Le Gros Clark), 872 Hospital, Marie Curie, reception at. 607 Hospitals, small, in Ireland, position of, 33 HYYBLOP, D.: Case of cervical pregnancy. 1256 Hospital Maudsley: Information concerning the H-ospitals, voluntary, grants in special areas HYSLOP, Miss: Social aims of mental hygione. ftudy of psychological medicine, 418-Lectures (parliamentary note). 1238 754 and courses of instruction at, 1273 Hospitals, voluntary, of London, finance of. 82- Hysteria cases treated in Danish public Hospital, Middlesex: Dinner to A. B. Webb- Organization of the service of. 313-Committee hospitals: Statistics, 198 Johnson), 35-Centenary of the Medical School, appointed, 313-Statistical review of the work 131, 220-Commemorative book: Storp of the of. 1064 Middlesex Hospital Medical School. 221- In- Hospitals, Voluntary (Paying Patients), Bill, 44, formation concerning the study of medicine. 282 392-Annual dinnier, 636-Col'lected Papers of Hospitals, voluntary. and public health authori- I. the Medical School. 1934-5, rev., 1259 ties, co-operation between, 1015 Hospital, Monsall, Manchester: Drinker appara- Hospitals, voluntary, in Scotland, 918 IlEU, G.: Investigations to determine the tus installed at, 483 Hospitals, Yorkshire West Riding Mental Hos- am-nount of calcaemia in the post-operative Hospital, Mount Vernon. See Hospital for pitals Board Superannuation Bill, 44, 94, 142, period, 546 Cancer 282-Royal assent to. 282 IEVERS, Major-General G., appointed Honorary Hospital, National Maternity. Dublin: Inforrna- Hot climates. See Climates Surgeon to the King, 1185 tion concerning, 495 HOTTEN, W. I. T.: Premedication, 807 Ileus, paralytic, after acute appendlicitis (Samp- Hospital, National, Queen Square: Informa- HOUG', D.: Headacbes, 271 son Handley), 966-Discussion, 967 tion concerning the study of psyehological HOUGHTON, A. W. J. (and A. D. BELILIo): Ileus, paralytic, treatment of, 1070 medicine, 418 Primary axillary vein thrombosis, 895(0) Ileus. post-operative, intravenous pituitrin in HosDital, naval, a new, founded at Philadelphia, Hours of Employment (Conventions) Bill, 189, (P'. F. tundle), 12C8 363 237, 282, 1238 Ilford radiographic department, 1138 Hospital for Nervous Diseases, West London: Housing Act. the new, and overcrowding, 866 ILIFF, Arthur Durnford.1011 Kaisar-i-Hind silver Information concerning, 413 Housing Advisory Cottimittee appointed by the medal conferred oni, Hospit%l, North-East Lindsey Joint Hospital Minister of Health, 1041 ILLING'WORTH, Charles F. W. (and Bruce M. District Bill, 1238 Housing Bill, 282-Roval assent to, 282 DICK): A T'ext Book of Surgical Pathology, Hospital, No. 14 Stationary: Annual dinner, 1186 Housing(Icotland) Bill. 881 second edition, 1102 Hospital, Offaly Fever: Inadequate salary for Housing (Scotland) Bill, 46, 94. 189, 237, 282- ILL-its, G.: Cases of tumour of kidney, bladder, medical officer, 598 Royal Assent to, 282 and prostate, 156 Hospital Officers, Conference of, 1010 Housing, muricipal. at Wednesbury. 697 Immunization with alum-precipitated toxid. Hospital, Ottershaw Joint Hospital District Housing progress (A. N. Skelton), 557 See Alum and Diphtheria Bill, 189 Housingschemes in Leeds. 697 Immunization clinic, precautions in an. 819 Hospital posts, resident, 1283 Housing and slum clearance, Ministry of Immunization of the community (W. W. C Hospital, Princess Margaret Rose, for Crippled Health circular re, 355 Topley), 174 Children: Annual meeting, 83 HOWARTE. Walter: Acute frontal sinusitis, 1171 Imnmunization, discussion on, 964 Hospital problems (Sir James Barrett), 485 (0)- HOWELL, Ca M. Hinds: Treatment of Syden- Import Duties Advisory Committee recommends A correction, 608 harn's chorea, 912 gramophone records for reproduction of Hospital. Qtueen Alexandra's for Officers: Annual HOWITT, A. B.. elected M.P. for Reading, 1008 speech specially adapted for the blind to be reunion, 1137 HrjGGINS, G. M., leaves Croydon by air on his added to the free list, 1254 Hospital, Queen Charlotte's Maternity: Banquet way ihome to Southern Rhodesia, 241 Impotence and nullity (E. A. Bennett), 1126- in aid of rebuildinig fund. 1081 HUGHHES, Basil: Recent surgical developments Discussion, 1127 Hospital Readers' Association. Ree Association in connexion with the sympathetic nervous Hospital reorganization in Manchester, 353, 508, system and their immediate bearing upon INCOME TAX: 47. 97 146.194, 286. 326. 363, 484, 526, 515. 600-Leading article on, 508-Correspon- massage, 596 564,608, 731,769,828.884,932, 982, 1030, 1082,1189. dence on, 600 HUGHES, W. Kent: Treatment of hammer-toe, 40 1240. 1288 Hospital, ltoyal Dental: Annual dinner, 1065 HUGO, D. (Woodburn MORISON, and W. V. Allowance for expenses, 1082 Hospital, Royal Free (London School of Medi- MAYNEORD): Low-voltage x-ray therapy, 783 Allowance for rent. 363 cine for Women): Report for 1934, 82-Scholas- (0) Appointment-car expenses-subscriptions. ships awarded. 187-Information concerning HUMBLE, B. H.: Inexpert radiography, 1282 1030 the study of medicine, 396,407-Annual dinner, HuME, E. M.: Standardization of vitamin -A. Assistant, indoor, maintenance of, 1240 1122 1160 Assistant's board. cost of, 48 Hospital, Royal Mineral Water, Bath. 923 HOME, Jobn, obituary notice of, 708 Assistant's expenses, 484 Hospital: St. Rarthlolomew's Hospital Bill, 44, FIUMPHRE1YS. F. R.: Intuesusception, 876 Books, instruments, and apparatus, 608 142, 189, 237,282-Royal to, 282-Informa- HUMPHREY3, Colonel H. F., appointed Deputy British income of foreign resident, 932 tion concerning the stticdvasnentof medicine, 393- Lieutenant for the County of Warwick, 1188 Cash basis, 326 St. Bartholomewv's Hn.spital Repori 8, vol. lxviii: HUMPEREYS, William C., obituary notice of. 766 Correction of return, 608 Urinary infections, 907-New medical college, HUNT, Dame Agnes- Reminiscences, rev., 1211 Expenses-What proportion ? 828 914-Annual dinner, 915 HUNT. M.:-Pay-bed blocks: medical staff ar- Increase in share of firm's profits, 47 Hospital, St. George's: Information concerning rangements, 1010 Irish Free State, 1288 the study of medicine, 393 HUNTE-R, David: Persisting effects of war Motor car: Expenses, 1030-Obsolescence of. Hospital, St. John's, for Diseases of the Skin: neuroses, 181 194-Official use of, 97-Replacement, 48. Out-patient department change of address, HUNTER, Donald: Causes and treatment of 286, 982 1205 obesity, 1126 New practice-wben payment is due, 526 Hospital, St. Mary's: Information concerning HUNTER, E. A.; Ruipture of the spleen with Partnership arrangement, 1189 the study of medicine, 394-Annual dinner. 635 delayed haemorrhage and spontaneous cure, Payment for guaranteeing a loan, 564 Hospital, St. Thomas's: Anatomy department, 256 Payment of interest on loan, 194 the new, 1015-Information concerning the HUNTER. Hugh: Premedication, 808 Payments on property in Scotland, 484 study of medicine, 394-Old students' dinner, HUNTER, Joseph. death of, 188-Obituary notice Purchase of bouse, 1288 695-Scholarships awarded, 236 of, 235 Purchase of lease and practice, 98 Hospital, St. Ultan's, Dublin: Report, 33-Child Hunterian Museum: Report, 120 Purchase and sale of a practice, 1189 welfare, 33 HOREE, A. L.: Enteric fever, observations on. Recommencement of earnings. 146 Hospital Services, Local Government, informs- 556 Relief In r-espect of children, 731 tion concerDing. 425 HURFORD, G.:-Pay-bed blocks: medical staff Sickness benefit policy, 526 Hospital. Staffordshire, South, Joint Small-pox arrangements, 1010 Succession tqfirm, 982 Hospital Bill, 1238 HURLEY, Victor: Carcinoma of the colon, 741 Temporary residence, 47 Hnspital trolleyfitted with emergency apparatus, HURST. C. C.: Heredity and the Ascent of Man, Total income for life assurance relief, 1082 344.11, rev., 257 Voluntary disposition of income, 884 THE BRTis 17 JULY-DEC., 1935 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

-w J. Harvey BLOOM): Medi- Incompatibles, review of book on, 1104 Insurance, National Health (continuted): JAMES, R. Rutson (and Incurables, home relief for (Scotland), 35 Unemployment assistance, allowance of child, cal Practitioners it the Diocese (f London, Indexes, half-yearly, 24,122 825 Licenased unider the Act of 3 Henry VIII, C. 11. Unemployment Assistance (Temporsry Pro An Annotated List. 1529-1'25, rev., 342 visions) Bill. 1238, 1283 JAMES. Colonel S. P.: Malaria and its treatment, INDIA: Unemployment Insurance (Agriculture) Bill, 552-The malaria epidemic in Ceylon, 1017 Agra, health conditions in, 599 1283 JAMIE, J. P. W.: X-ray treatment of subacute Armies in India, health of the. 599 Unemployment Insurance (Creditinag of Con- bacterial endocarditis, 1071 Blindness in, prevention of, 226 tributions) Bill, 94, 189 JAMIESON. E. B.: Companion to Manual of Burmese hospitals and dispensaries, 1272 to maternity benefit, Practical Anatomv, fourth edition, rev., 952- Cerebro-spinal meningitis and epidemic Unemployment and title (And J. C. BRASH, editors): Cunningham's dropsy, 471 881 Manual of Practical Anatomy, ninth edition, Drug addiction in, 169 rev., 999 Government of India Bill, 94, 237, 282-Royal Insurance, National Health, in Scotland, 696 Japan: Birth rate, decline of, 1081-Conditions Assent to, 282 Insurance practices, alleged mortgage and of practice in, 428-Midwifery in, 584 Government of India (Reprinting) Bill, 1238, transfer of (parliamentary note), 46 JARDINE. J.: Direction of health education, 1283-Royal Assent to, 1283 International Clini's, vol. i of the forty-fifth 557 Health conditions in Bombay. 1272 series, rev.. 165-Vol. ii of the forty-tifth JARMAN, Ronald: Hospital trolley fitted with Institute of Elygiene and Public Health, 599 series, rev., 504-Vol. iii of the fifty-fifth series, emergency apparatus, 344 Kashmir Mission Hospital, 81 rev., 1049 Jaundice complicating pregnancy (C. P. Brent- Leprosy, the fight against, 81 Intervertebral disk, herniation of into spinal nall), 921 Malaria campaign in Bengal, 471 canal, 910 Jaundice, fatal case of (R. M. Littledale), 11 (0) Malaria, treatment of, 1013 Intestinal obstruction. See Obstruction Jaundice, haemolytic (S. 0. Cowen). 853 - Medical aid by women for women (Countess of Intestine. See also Bowel Discussion, 853 Dufferin's Fund), 470 Intusstisception (P. I. Hipeley), 717 (0). 801- Jaundice, haemorrhage in, control of, 169 Oudh, health conditions in, 599 Discussion, 801-Oorrespondence on, 876 Jaundice, haemorrhagic. See Weil's disease Parliamentary notes on, 94, 1238 Intussusception, diagnosis of. 183 JAY, H. M. : Nasal allergy, 692, 833 (0)- Pasteur Institute, Kasauli, report, 470 Intussusception, treatment of 137 Chronic suppurative otitis media, 746 Plague it Bombay, 1013 Invalids and vote recording. See Vote JEANNIN, E., elected a member of the Acad6mie Punjab epidemics, 598 Iodine, report on, 262 de Mt6decine, 883 Quetta casualties: Care of the, 189- Honours Ionization, nasal, apparatus for, 68,185 JEFFiOATE, T. N. A.: Severe puerperal cystitis, list, 1011. See also Quetta Ipswich, population and morbidity in: report, 921 Rice, parboiled, and opidemic dropsy, 471 JEFFERSON, GeoffreY (and C. P. SYMONDS): Treatment of head injuries, 677-Alterations Ireland: in the optic foramina in intracranial lesions, India, Women's Medical Service fcr: Informa- Alcohol in the home, influence of, 1124 965 tion conc'erning, 409 Belfast: Medical services in Helfast Union. 519 JENKINS, C. E.: " Nutritional iron-deficiency Iwdian Medical Service; Information concerning, -Royal Victoria Hospital, 863-Tuberculosis anaetmiia," 315 424 in. 275-Typhoid outbreak at, 519-Veterinary JENKINS, Mr.: Hydatid disease. 683 Industrial accidents and diseases (parliamentary congress in, 265 JEPSON, W. B.: Insanity and criminal responsi- note), 190. See also Accidents Diphtheria:-In Cork, 355-In Dublin, 355 bility, 736 Industrial hazard from electric welding fumes. DUBLIN: JESSEN, Harald, death of, 142 See Fumes Child welfare in, 33, 1014 JEWnis, S. A.: Pollution of the Thames, 484 Industrial hygiene. See Hygiene Diphtheria in, 355 Jewish Health Organization lectures, 981 Industrial Medical Officers' Association. See Public health in, 864 JITTA, N. M. Josephus, appointed iresident of Association Fever hospital, inadequate salary for (Offaly), the Office International d'Hygidne Publique, Industrial medicine. See Medicine 598 911 Industrial solvents. See Solvents Hospital Readers' Association, 1124 Jiu-jitsu methods of resuscitation, 318 Industry intervenes (Elwin H. T. Nash), 670 Hospitals, small, position of (Drumcondra), 33 JOBsoN, T. B.: Apparatus for nasal ionization, Industry, over-seas, medical officers in: Con- Irish Medical Association: Annual meeting, 185 ference in London, 175 130 Jon. Alexander (andJ. S.WESTWATER): Poulton's Infant feeding. See Feeding Laboratory research in Ireland, 966 oxygen tent itn bronchopneumonia com- Infant mortality. See Mortality Medical inspection of school children (County plicating whooping-cough, 292 (0) Infections, childhood. in Glasgow, 864 Armagh), 5°8 JOHNSTON, D. J. Gair: Strain of school life Infirmary. Edinburgh Royal: Annual meeting, Medical reorganization in the Free State, 130 on girls during the early menstrual period, 1123-New supetrintendent appointed, 177- Medical research in the Free State, 1h24 892(0) Radiology department, 865 -A correction, 1030 Mental hospitals, niew clinic in, 356 JOHNSTON, Leonard: Treatment of maxillary -Pharmacopoeia, fifth edition, rev., 1259 Sweepstakes moneys: Allocation of, 598- sinausitis, 691 Infirmary Falkirk: Report 314 Hospitals Commission: first report, 1013 JOHNSTONE,I. Lloyd- Swallowing foreign bodies infirmary, North Staffordshire Royal, Stoke-on- Tuberculosis death rate, decline in (West- for a livelihood, 546 Trent, 484 umeath), 519 JOHNSTONE.,M. If.: Congenital torticollis, 1060 Influenzal epidemic in the spring of 1935, some Ttuberculosis, surgical treatment of, 1014 Joint infectlons, treatment of (R. Watson Jones), features of (David Thomson and Robert Thom- Ulster Medical Society, 966 1018 son), 62 (0) Wexford, county surgeon's salary in, 356 JOLIOT. Monsier and Madame, awarded the INGLIS, Keith: Pathology of osseous tissue, 692 Wicklow Fever Hospital inadequate salary Nobel Prize in Chemistry. 1189 injection therapy and homoeopathy, 650 for medical officers at, 275 Injuries. maxillo-facial, 146 JONA, Dr.: Gas gangrene of the oterus, 1274 Injuries, review of book on, 581 JoNEs, Arthur Rocyn: Appreciation of Ernest Injuries, unusual, 48 lridocyclitis (J. H. Doggart), 806-Discussion, Muirhead Little. 706 Inoculation in London County Council hospitals 806 JONES, E. Britten: Seriousness of syphilis as a (parliamentary note), 1284 Irish Free State, parliamentary notes on. 94. factor in mental defect, 125 Inocalation, preventive (leading article), 20 See al8o Ireland JONES, Edwin Evanson. obituary notice of, 709 Insanity and criminal responsibility, discus- Irradiation treatment of cancer. See Cancer JONES, E. Idris: Urine as a remedy, 1288 sion of, 735 IaViNE, E. D.: Cuitaneous cancer in cotton JONES, E. Shirley: A disclaimer, 1082 Institute of Physics. See Physics mule-spinners, 996 (0) JONES, E. Wyn: Coronary throumbosis, 870 Institution, Liverpool Medical: Coronary IRVINE. K. Neville: Prevention of tuberculosis JONES, H. LI.: Birth control in modern life, thrombosis, 870-Ephedrine for enuresis, 1018 in children 31 1075 -Treatment of bone and joint infections, 1018 IlawiN, C. Gordon Bone regeneration, 596 JONEs. J. C.: Treatment of ptuerperal strepto- -Cineradiography, 1127-Malignant effutions. IRWIN, S. T.: Fractures of the neck of the coccal septicaemia, 317, 477 - Prophylaxis 1128-Radiology in obstetrics, 1276-Surgical femur, 745-Fractures of the spine, 805 against puerperal infections, 972 aspects of the kidney, 1276 IsAAc, C. L.: Apprecia.tion of William Layard JPNE5, M. S.: Hypoclycaemia in the neuroses. Institution of Mining and Metallurgy: Health in Griffiths, 647 945 (01 the Hand mines, 1068 ISHDOYA, Tsutomu: Chinesische Drogen. Part JONEs, R. Francis: Portable anaesthetic appa- Insulin, resistance to, 37 Il. rev., 68 ratus for self-administration in midwifery, for note), Italy: Census In, 883-Conditions of practice in, 1050 Insulin unemployed (parliamentary 428-Fall in maternal mortality, 1239 JOsES, R. Watson: Injuries to the semilunar 1888 cartilages, 761-Treatment of bone and joint Insulin. use and abuse of (R. D. Lawrence), 1066 infections. 1018 -Discussion, 1067 JONES, Wallace: Coronary thrombosis, 870 Insurance, health, in New Zealand, 676 JONE,S William Howard: Albee's operation Insurance, motor car, 710 under spinal anaesthesia. 85-Obituary notice of, 235. 281 Insurance, National Health: JoNEs, Wynn: Personality and age. 509 Dental Benefit Regulations, 94 JORDAN. Edwin O.: A Textb.!ok of General Hz-service men, unemployed, who enter Bacteriology, eleventh edition, rev, 1154 Ministry of Pensions hospitals, concession J. JosE,PH, George William, obituary notice of, in payment of allowances, to families of, 648 825 JACKMAN, Major W. A., Efficiency Decoration of JOST.IN, Elliott P.: The Treatment of Diabetes Insurance practices, alleged mortgage and the Territorial Arnmy conferred on. 1028 Mellitus, fifth edition, rev., 1258 transfer of, 46 JACKSON, Harvey: Sticker regulatiDg valve, 1104 JOULES, H. (and L. M. MASTERMAN)- The acute Maternity benefit in extended insurance JACKSON, Sir Henry, elected M.P. for Wands- haemolytio anaemia of Lederer, 150 (0) period, 143 worth Central 1008 jourrnal(de Midecimede Paris* Issues of July 11th Milk as a medical benefi, 1187 Jackson, iughlingq. Mefeorial Volume (edited and 18th dedicated to the centenary of the Nationml Health Insurance Bill, Royal Assent by Ladislaw 13enedek), rev., 627 SociNtA de Mhdicale de l'Ophra. 363 to, 282 JACOBI, H.: Physiological dilatation of ureter Journal Midical Fran9cais for October devoted National Health Insurance and Contributory due to pregnancy, 1101 to the physiological work of Pavlov, 1189 Pensions Bill, 189, 237 JACOBS, H. S Late toxaemias of pregnancy, 742 Joy. Norman] H.: Tracheitis, 185-Circumcision, Panel doctor. unsuccessful action against a, ,JAKSCH-WARTENHRoST, liudoif. elected an 823 929 _ honorarv member of the German Rontgen Julgoslavia, cancer made a notifiable disease in, Panel practices, loans on, 95 Society, 607 931 Parliament try notes on, 46. 94,143, 189,192, 237, JAMES, Dr.:* Care and treatment of difficult JULIAN. F. B.: Shifting sands of the architecture 282. 825, 881, 1187, 1238. 1283 children, 1171 of medicine. 523-Coronary thrombosis. 871 Petnsioners and health insurance, 881 JAMES, Surgeon Lieutenant E-ic: Respiratory JuNG, C. G.: Concepts concerning the structure Scottish approved societies, conference of, 35 symptomns from sea-water inhalation, 624 of the conscious and the unconscious mind. Stsmps fund, unclaimed, 192 JAMES, J. Angell: Instruments for adenoidec- 736-The problem of transference, 737 Unemployment Acts and standard benefits for tomy using a Boyle-Davis gag, 583 Jungle yellow fever. See Fever men entering hospitals when in receipt of JAMFs, Lieut.-Col. Richard, obituary notice of. JuPE, M. H.: Ventriculoetraphy, 1165 benefit, 881 320 Jutson v. Barrow, 879, 1028 THE BRITISH 18 JULY-DEC., 1935 INDEX MIEDICAL JOURNAL

KUHNS, John G. (and others): Body Mechanics Leading Articles (continned): K. in the Stutdy anud Treatment of Disease, rev., Harveian Oration, 789 113 Healtb, a jubilee retrospect, 507 Kaldrox, 669 KuMME-L, Ernest, issue of the Revue Midicale Health of the people. 729 KAPPERS, Professor: The hypothalamus, 270 de la Suisse Romatnde for June 25th dedicated Hospital reorganization at Manchester, 508 KABINSEIT, S. E : Nullity and impotence, 1127 to the memory of, 325 Industrial hygiene, 167 KATZ, David: The World of Colbur, rev., 627 KYLE, H. G.: The common flea, 526 Industrial medicine: a specific subject? 551 KAUFFMANN, Irene: General paralysis treated Inoculation, preventive. 20 by malaria therapy, 272 Maladjusted, treatmient of the, 118 KAYE, Geoffrey: Gas anaesthesia under positive Malaria in Ceylon, 1001 pressure, 618 (0). 808 Maternal mortality, the need for action, 306 KAvEY GG. W. C.: Modern x-ray and radium Medical assessors, 845 equipment, 1164 Medical curriculum, 1157 KAYNE, G. Gregory: Tuberculosis among L. Medical defence, fifty years of, 629 students and nurses, 1130 Medical officer of health, functions of the, 144 KEANE, Major G. J.: Relation of yaws and Laboratory Manuals, rev., 505, 1101 Medical practice in America. 587 syphilis, 126 Laboratory research in Ireland (W. R. Medical science: the whole and the parts, 1105 KiEEP, F. E.: Health on the Rand mines, 1068 O'Farrell), 966-Discussion, 966 Medicine, historical approach to, 728 KEITE, Sir Arthur: Reviews R. R. Marett's book, Laboratory window, life through a (Sir Arthur Medicine and the League of Nations, 550 Head, Heart, anid Hands int HUnman Evolu- Keith) 1057 Monkey malaria in G.P.I., 672 tion, 114-Accepts presidency of the British Labour: Breech cases, treatm-ient of (J. W. Motor cortex in man, 260 Speleological Association, 325-Life through a Burns), 919-Discussion, 919 Mucous-gland and salivary-gland tunmours, laboratory window, 1057-Reviews J. R. de la Labour, gas and air analgesia in, 473 1213 H. Marett's book, Bace, Sex, anid Environt- Labour, induction of (L G. Higginsi, 721 (0) Nutrition and disease, 70 ment, 1257 Labour, normal, quinine in (D. A. Mitchell and Nutrition and public health, 459 KEITH, T. Skene: First aid in chemical gas H. N. Bradbrooke), 206 (0) Nutrition of school children, 1261 warfare, 133 Labyrinths, review of book on, 786 Oestrin and the prostate. 460 KELLAR, Robert James, elected to the Beit LACKNER, Ernest, death of, 524 Osteopathis Bill report, 168 Memorial Fellowship, 127 Lzactation and headache. See Headache Parliamentary session, 845 KECLLY, J. H.: Skin diseases in Australia, 693 Lactation and ketogenic diet, 47 Poliomyelitis, prophylaxis against, 346 KELLY, R. E.: Syringomnelia, 271 Lactation, persistent, 769, 827 " Poradenitis venerea," 119 KEMP. P.: Healintg Ritual. rev.. 302 LAIDLAW, Sir Patrick, elected to the council of Presidential address, 506 KEMP, Philip R.: Development of health the Royal Society, 1005 Profession of medicine, 368 services, 40 LAKie, Norman C.: Appreciation of 'illiam Rabies, control of, 1002 KEMP5TER, Christopher: Xrays as a therapeutic Howard Jones, 281 Reticulocyte reactions, 307 agent, 1021 LAMB. William, obituary notice of, 1078 Rheumatism and the health resort, 1106 KENDERDINE, Eric: Staphylococcus vaccine, 194 LAMBERT, 1). P.: Weil's disease or sewer-gas Short-wave therapy, 216 KENNEDY, J.: Prostatectomy, 740 poisoning, 923 Social medicine, 261 KENNEDY, Walter P.: The quality of sunlight, Lambeth degrees, 603, 643, 703, 854, 926-(Cecil Spablinger experiments report, 628, 1158 921 Wall), 854 Thyrotoxicosis, 1051 KENNON, R.: Surgical aspects of the kidney. 1276 LAMBIE, C. G.: Obesity, 681.885 (0) Tuberculosis in childhood, prevention of, 21 KEOGH, E. V.: ProblemiEs in virus disease, 749 LAMMOND, D.: Florence Ntghtingale, rev., 1000 Tumour, giant-cell, of bone, 260 KERIM: Raki addiction in Turkey, 272 Lamp, sun, new Alpine, 953 Unity of the profession, 69 KERR, James: Appreciation of Frank Charles Lancashire ehildren. malnutrition among (par- Urinary infections, 907 Shrubsall, 647 liametary note). 1284 KERR, J. Gr&ham, re-elected M.P. for the Lancashire, tuberculosis in: Report, 964 LEAGUE OF NATIONS: Scottish Universities, 1137 LANDER, C. L.: Placenta praevia, 686 Bilind iiersons in Soviet Russia, numbers, 145 KERSLAKE, E. J. (and P. A. T. SNEATH): Per- LANDMAN, J.: Pay beds for middle-class Drug addicts, death penalty for, 510 sistence of tetantis antitoxin in man following patients, 764 Drugs, dangerous, traffic in. 676 active immunization, 290 (0) LANE, R. E., appointed a member of the Indus- Epidemiological Report of Health Section: KERSLEY, G. D.: Osteo-arthritis of knee and trial Health Research Board, 325 April-June issne contains a review of recent hip, 85-Atypical megalocytic anaemia, 994 (0) LANE-CLAYPON. Janet. See Forber, Lady work on trachoma, 145 - July-September KEESLEY, G. N.: Diagnosis and treatment of LANGDON-BROwN. Sir Walter (and Charles issue devoted to yellow fever. 1081, 1261 severe anaemia, 739 SEWARD): Case of Cushing's syndrome, 3-3 (O Health and the League Assembly, 675 KEssERt, Henry H.: Thte Crippled and the -A correction, 364-Life assurance and accept Health services, International. 632 Disabled. Rehlabilitation of the Phvysically ance of glycosurics, 273-Address by at the Malaria treated by synthetic drugs, inquiry Handicapped in the Unlited States, rev., 300 Royal Medical Society of Edinburgh, 815-Use into, 47 Ketogenic diet and lactation, 47 of drugs of the camphor and coramine type, Medicine and (leading article), 550 KE3YNEs, Geoffrey: The Early Diagnosis of 969-Birthi conltrol in modern life, 1009-Victor Nutrition, committee of experts appointed, Malignant Disease, rev., 1258 Horsley Lecture on integration of the endo- 1053 Kidney, childbirth with only one, 608 crine system, 1061 Nutrition and public health, report on, 459, 675 Kidney, surgical aspects of the (R. Kennon), 1276 LANGER, W. (and R. HANSEN): Sense of taste in Opium Board, permanent work of, 1159 KIERANS, M. G.: Medical science and social pregnant and non-pregnant women, 833 Prostitution, international legislation against, progress, 1133 LANGRISHE, Lieut.-Colonel John du P.: Death 553 KILVINGTON, B.: Hydatid disease, 682 rates and atmospheric impurity, 757 Tuberculosis bacillaemia, report on, 347 KING, Edgar: Pathology of osseous tissue, 692- LANKHEOUT, J.: Prognosis of hypertension, 272 Vitamin standards, 122 Calcification, 747 L'Annsie Medicale Pratique, fourteenth year, King Edward Hospital Fund. See Fund rev., 17 LEA1K, W. N.: Ligat's reflex in measles, 84- King Edward VII Welsh National MIemorial LANYON, C. B.: flornholm disease, 602 Treatment of oculogyric crises of encephalitis. Association: Annual rneeting, 354-Unnotified Laparotomy, convalescence following, 641 lethargica, 1153 cases of tuberculosis in Wales, 354-Extension Larbert industrial colony, new scheme opened, LEAIHMONTE, J. R.. appointed bonorary surgeon schemes. 756 557 to the King in Scotland. 524 KING, E. J. (and Sir Norman WATSON): Round LARKIN, R.: Medical treatment for septic Le BiUlletin Medical for October 25th devoted to Mystery Mountain. A Ski Adventure, rev., 17 states, 1190 sterility, 1081 KING, Thomas: Fractures of the neck of the Laryngitis, streptococcus, epidemic (Herbert LECKIE, Arthur James Bruce, obituary notice femur. 745-Fractures of the spine, 805 Tilley and Dan McKenzie), 3 (0)-Correspon- of, 1026 KIRBY, George Hughes, death of, 825 dence on. 98 Lecture, Chadwick: The vaccination question KIRK. J. Balfour (and A. Y. CANTIN): Intestinal Laryngology, diploma for, information con- to-day (C. Killick Millard), 917 obstruction by roundworms following admin- cerning, 432 Lecture, Harrison Memorial: The teaching of istration of an anthelmintic, 298 (0) L&SSEN, O., believes tbat experience in tlhe tuber- chemristry (Arthur Smithells), 1017 KIsCH, Harold: Acute frontal sinusitis, 1171 culosis dispensary will reduce tuberculosis Lecture LVictor] Ilorsley Memorial, 349,1061- KIsSMEYER, A.: Response of venereal disease to mortality, 124 Integration of the endocrine system (Sir treatment and public health measures in LATASTE, MI. (and L. RIBADEAU-DUMAS): Les Walter Langdon-Brown. 1061 Denmark, 291 Nourissons Debiles et Preaal ures, Etutde Lecture, Huxley. 958, 1120 - ledical science KITCAT, C. de W.: Fatal case of botulism, 580 Di6tltique. rev., 953 since Hluxley (Edward Mellanby), 1120 KITCHIN, D. H. A medico-legal conundrum, 88 LATTEY, Richard A.: Anti-scarlatinal serum in Lecture [ERughlings] Jackson: The motorcortex KLEIN, S. A.: Use of Besredka's antivirus, 834 erysiielas, 972 in man in the light of Hughlings Jackson's KLUGER. Josef: The Medical Side of Old Age, Law Reform (Married Women and Tortfeasors) doctrines (Otfrid Foerster), 260, 269 rev., 953 Bill, 94 Lecture LAlexander] Pedler: Antarctic explora- KNAUER. Emil, death of, 235 LAWRENCE, Herman: Incidence of skin condi- tion past and present (Commander L. C. KNAUS. Hermaun: Periodic Fertilitu and tions in Australia, 572 (1), 693 Bernacchi). 627 Sterility in Woman. A Natutral Method of LAWRENCE, J S. (and Philip INMAN): Agranulo- Lecture [Lloyd] Roberts: General ideas in Birth Control, rev., 16, 98 cytosis with purpura haemorrhagica following medicine (Wilfred Trotter), 609 KNOWLES, [ieut.-Col. R.: Monkey malaria. 1020 gold therapy, 622 (0) Lecture. Schorstein Memorial: Medical KNUTEsEN, L. Fl. R., appointed Physician in LAWRENCE, It. D.: Diabetic A B C, third edition, periodical literature (William Bulloch), 810 Ordinary to the Princess Royal, 145 343-Use and abuse of insulin, 1066 Lecture, Semon : Defences of the air passages Kooa, Eb: Verhautdlunoen der Deuttschess Gesell- LAYTON, Frank: Hanged by the Neck, rev., 1000 (Sir bitClair Thomson), 846, 857 schaft fur Kreislanfforschunig, 171 LAYTON, T. B.: Acute frontal sinusitis, 1172 Lectures, Chesterfieln, 563 KocH, Robert: Berlin Municipal Moabite Hos- Lead in the body. diagnostic significance of Lectures. Ingleby: Acute rheumatism and its pital renamed in honour of. 145-His bust (C. N. Myers, Florence Gustafson, and B. results (K. Douglas Wilkinson). 99 added to the German Museum at Munich, 193 Throne), 59 Lectures, Noguchi: The medical man and KOHIYAR, A J.: Medical Case-Takinn antd Diag- Lead poisoning, 59 the witch during the Renaissance (Gregory nosis, rev., 17 Zilboorg), 623 KOLL,E, Professor: Probleme der Bakteriologie, Leading Articles: Lederer's anaemia. See Anaemia Immunitdftslehre und Experimentellen Thera- Australia, the visit to, 789 LEDINGEAM, J. C. G.: Rabies and bats in pie, rev, 342 Barlow, homage to, 345 Trinidad, 1227 KOLLE, Wilhelm, death of, 142 Biological study, methods and purpose of, 954 Lee, Douglas Harry Kedgwin, awarded a Rocke- KONsTA.M, Geoffrey: Agranulocytosis. 1225 Body function, rhythm of, 672 feller Medical Fellowship. 80 KoREssIos: Cobra venom in treatment of pain, Cancer research, organization of, 1052 Leeds: Housing schenmes in. 697-Pathological 271 Culture of the whole organs, 790 research in, 355-Post-graduate courses in, 649 KRAMER, Dr.. deatb of. 235 Death in the asthmatic attack, 955 -Rheumatism, research in, 1123 KRE5TIN. David: Treatment of chronic non- Diphtheria, immunization a.gainst, 908 LEECH, J. W., elected M.P. for Newcastle-upon- specific arthritis with intramuscular injec- Euthanasia, voluntary, 1052 Tyne (West), 1008 tions of sulphur, 1144 (0) Examinations, 1212 Leeches, use of in eye diseases (Sydney Tibbles). KRRZEWsKI-LILJENFELD, S.: Prognosis of hyper- Flumina fontis, 306 785 tension, 273 Frontal lobe. functions of the, 1260 LE FLEMING, E. Kaye: Australian aerial medical KRbo, Ino, Festschrift. rev., 668 Gastritis and its consequences, 215 services, 753-Social aims of mental hygiene, KuozYNsII. Max H.: Studies on Nutrition, 70 Haemorrhagic disorders, hereditary. 587 754 THE BRITISH 19 JULY-DEC., 1935 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

LEIPER, R. T.: Worm parasites of the okapi Local authorities, standardization and simpli- MACBRIDE, E. W.: Huxley, rev., 1000 living in the London Zoo. 1174 fication of the requirements of, report, 325 MCCALDIN, Cecil W. H., obituary notice of, 323 LEMAITISE, F.,elented a melnberof the Acad 8mie Local Governinent Hospital Services, informa- MACLCULLUM, P.: Pathology of osseous tissue, 692 de Med6cine, 1287 Sion concerning, 425 -Calcification, 747 LE MESSURIER, F. Hl.: Infant feeding, 689-Pink LOCKHART-MUMMERY, J. P.: Medical science and MC( ARDIE,W.J.: Maternalmortalityanddeatlhs disease, 803 social progress, 1022 under induced anaesthesia, 6CO. see also LEMIERRE, Professor: Maladies Intfectieuses: LOCKYER, Cuthbert (and T. Watts EDEN): Medical matters Le9otns CliniquesProfesnies a V'H6pital Clautde- Gynaecology for Stuilents and Practitioners, MCCLOGERtY,.Colonel James, obituary notice of. Bernard, rev., 15 fourth edition, rev., 163 1186 LEMPRIERE, L. R.:-Scarlet fever: attempted Locusts in flight, destruction of (parlianmentary MCCLUitRE, G. B.: Insanity and criminal respon- immunization at a public school, 450 (0) note), 96 Aibility, 735 Leningrad Institute of Post-Graduate Medical LODGE, W. 0.: Mastoid radiology, 579 (0) MCCONNELL, A. ,J., obituary notice of, 323 Studies founds a chair in pathology and LOEWY, F. E.; Recognition of chronic myo- iMICCOWAN. P. K.: Report on the Cardiff Mental physiology of the higher nervous activity, 595 cardial disease, 868 Hospital. 597 LENNON. G. Gordon: Request for pathological LOEWY, G.: Case of cancer of the oesophagus in McCoy, H.: Radiological training. 800 material, 982 which, after gastrostomy, normal feeding was MCCRAE. Tbomas: Death of, 24-Obituarynotice LENNOX, W. G.: Pathogenesis of epilepsy, 223- resumed by mouth following dilatation of of, 91-(And Sir William OSLER): Priniciples Studies of blood leaving the brain, 271 oesophagus, 249 acnd Pr-actice of I1edicine, twelfth edition, rev.. Leprosy. the fight against. 81 LOGIR, H. B. (editor): T'he Standard Nozeni- 6S7 Leptospira icterohaemorrhagiae. See Weil 's clature^ of Disease. rev.. 17 MCCULLACITH, Graham Patterson, honorary disease M.A., M.D. Cambridge conferred OD, 826 Lester [Henry] Institute of Medical Research. LONDON: MACCUNN, Captain F.: Performiing captive and See Research County Couincil See Council wild animals. 884 Leucocytosis in whooping-cough (Brasehi), 76 Hospitals, voluntary, finance of, 82 McDONAGH, J. E R.: Poradenitis venerea, 194 Leucoplakia, lingual, severe, treatment of (E. T. London Passenger Trtr nsport Bioard (Finance) MAcDONALD, Major A. C.. Efficiency Decoration Burke), 113 Bill, 189 of the Territorial Armiy conferred on. 1028 Leucorrhoea, significance of (Albert Sharman), Oxygen tent apparatus: proposed service for AMACDONAILD, C. I.: Diagnosis of bone tulmiours, 1199 (0) London, 563 743 Leukaemic infiltrations (J. Burton Cleland), 693, Schiool children, health of, report, 466 MACDONALD, D. M.: Non-specific colitis. 822 1191 (0) Vital statistics of, report on, 1272 MACDONALD, George (aud W. HARGRAVFE- Level crossing precautions. 608 WILSON): The Osteopatliic Lesion, rev., 503 Leverhulme Research Fellowships. SeeResearch London Medical Exhibition, 828 MACDONALD. G. G., obituary notice of, 482 LpEVEUF, Jacques (Charles GsIROD, end Raoul- Loose-leaf textbooks. See Textbooks MACDONALD. J. H.: Persisting effects of war Charles MONOD): Traitementt des Fractures et LORENZ. Wolf, plagtue affixed to the birthplace neuroses, 181 Lutxations des Membres, second edition, rev., of, 1239 MCDONALD. S. F.: Intuissusception, 802-Pink 668 Lotteries Act. See Betting and Lotteries Act disetase. 803 LEVY, A. Goodman: Cardiac resuscitation, 762- LOUGHNANE, F. MIcG.: Retention of urine. 85 MACDONALD, Stuiart: Surcical shock, 1229 Heart in anaesthesia, 923-Chloroform anaes- LOVE, R. J. McNeill: Treatment of acute chole- MCDOUGAL, J. B.: Care and after-care schemes thesia, 1133 cystitis, 357 in tuberculosis, 1169 LIEVY. Maurice N.: (and others): Lactobacilluts LOVE. W. Griffith:. Pregnancies after nephrec- McDoWALL, It. J. S. Appreciation of George acidopltlus and its T'herapeutic Al,plication, tomy, 770 Herbert Morrison. 480 730 Low, G. Carmiiiche el: Tropical im edicine, 715 (0), MCDOWALL. Val- ltadiation therapy of linguial T.EwIs, J. Trevor: Cardiac resuscitation, 640 810 carcinoma, 688-Uiagnosis of bone tumours, LEwIs, Lilian F. (and E. G. BILHAM): The Fre- LoWENSTEIN, 0.: The hypothalamus, 271 743 quency of Davs with Specified Duration of Lower, Bichard, rev., 1210 MACFADYEN. Norman: War and peace, 978, 1075 Sunshine, 252 LOWRY, T. Martin: Optical Rotattory Power, MCFARLAND, Bryan: Treatmient of joint and LEWIs, Robert A. (and Enid WILSON): So That's rev., 583 bone diseases, 1019 What IDo! rev., 344 LOWSON. J. A., obituary notice of, 880 McFARLAND. B. L.: Economic results of frac- LEwis, Sir Thomas: Pain, 271 LOWSoN, J. P.: Psychoses of adolescence. 804 tured os calcis, 1059 LEYTON, Otto: Fallacy of the sugar tolerance Ltibeck, cour se in allergic diseases at, 362 McGARIRY. Howard: Pink disease, 925 test in diagnosis of diabetes mellitus, 536 (0) L1uCE, Sir Richard, elected Mayorof Romsey, 981 MCGRAW, Myrtle B.: Growth, rev., 1104 LHEEBMITTE, J.: The hypothalamus. 270 LuCK. James Murray (editor): A nuial Review MCGREGOR. A. Lee: Synopsis of S,,r oic(,l Libraries, medical, classification of, 927 of Biochemistry, vol. iv, rev., 726 Anatomy, second edition, rev., 343 LIAN, Camille (editor): L'Ann&e MMdicale LUFF, A. P.: Agranulocytosis, 1224 MACGREGOR A. S. M.: Childnood infections in Pratique, fourteenth year, rev., 17 LUFF, Mary C. (and Marjorie GARROD): After- Glasgow. 864 Licenses to practise, early (F. William Cock), results of psychotherapy in 500 adult cases, MACGBEGOR, J. V.: Convalescence following 638 54 (0) laparotom3y, 641 LICKLEY, J. D. (and George DODDS): The Control LUKIS, Helen: Insanity and criminal responsi- MCGRIGOR. Major D. B.: Radiological trainitng, of the Breath: An Elementtary AManual for bility, 736 800 Singers and Speakers, second edition, rev., Lumbar puncture in diagnosis (J. G. Greenfield), MCG(UCKIN. F. M.: Otogenic psetudo-abscess of the 1211 1265 brain, 231 Ligat's reflex in measles, 84 Lunacy and mental deficiency (parlianmentary M%CcGuIRE. Christie: Ulcers in theTea-gardens, Light treatment in tuberculosis (T. G. Millar), note), 144 rev., 842 1254 (0) Lunacy in African colonies, institutional treat- MCILROY. Dame Louise: The nutrition of Lighting and efficiency in simple manual work, ment of (parliamentary note), 882 mothers, 79 608 Lunacy and mental deficiency in England and MACKEDDIE, J. F.: Intracranial tuu.ours, 691 Lightingof hospital wards, 18. See also Hospital Wales: Report, 547 M%CKEI.VIE, W. B.: Recovery after cardiac arrest, wards LUNDIE, C.: Social medicine, 645 136 Lightning, injuries from, treatment of (Mac- Lung collapse (massive) of, complicating MACKENZIE, Alister: Direction of health educa- donald Critchley), 1217 haemoptysis (J. Mindline), 1201 (0) tion. 557 Lilly Research Laboratories. See Research Lung, cystic. congenital (Alistair Argyll Robert- MIcKENzI,, Dan (and HerbertTILLRY)! Epidemld Limb development, asymmetrical (Matthew son), 837 (0) streptococcus laryngitis, 3 (0)-Death of, 1005 Bowman). 1047-Correspondence on, 1132,1179 Lung diseases, radiographic diagnosis of (J. G. -Obituary notice of, 1076 Memorial to, 1287 LINDEsAY-NEUBTATTER, W.: War and peace, Edwards), 493 (0), 743-Discussion, 743 Mackenzie [Sir James] InstituteofResearch. See 824 Lungs, fungoid infections of (R. Faweitt), 1165 lResearch LINDSAY, Dr.: Rabies and bats in Trinidad, 1227 Lungs. lipiodol in, fate of, 462 MACKENZIE. John Alexander: Congenital mal- LINDSAY, H. F. Selwood: Puerperal strepto- Lungs. See also Pulmoonary formation of the large bowel. 61 (0) coccal septicaemia, 6 (0), 231-Anti-scarlatinal Lupus vulgaris, new method of treatment of MACKENZIE. J. Forbes: Osteo-arthritis of knee serum in erysipelas, 1071 intradermal injection of phenylethyl hydno- and hip, 853 LINDSTEDT, Dr.: Prognosis of hypertension, 273 carpate (Norman Burgess), 835 (0) MACK1EY, Charles V.: Dr. Bohler's fract ;re LINKLATER, G. J.: Problenms of mental and LPTZHaOFT. F., death of, 281 clinic in Vienna, 522 physical defect, 34 LYALL, Alexander: Ante-mortem digestion of MCKINLAY. Peter L. (and Charlotte G. DOUGLAS): LIOT, M. A. (and A. GoRis): Incompatibilit6s the oesophagus. 578 (0) Report on maternal morbidity and mortality Pharmaceutiques, rev., 1104 LYDAKI, M.: Boutonneuse fever in Greece, 852 in Scotland, 265 "Lipoid pneumonia," 170 LYE, Louisa, estate and bequests of, 106 MACKY, Frank: Prostatectomy, 740 Lipiodol, fate of in the lungs, 462 LYLE. H. Willoughby: King's anzd Some King's MACLAGAN-WEDDERBURN, Laurence Craigie, LISTOWEL, Earl of: Voluntary euthanasia, 1168 Men. Being a Record of the Medicatl Deport- obituary notice of, 1236 Lithuania, the Department of Public Health in mitent of King's College. London. from 1830 to MCLAUGHLIN. F. L.: Artificial pyrexia in (J. Glusckin), 513 1909. atnd of King's College Hospital from 1909 epilepsy, 724 (0) LITTLE. Ernest Muirhead: Death of, 649- to 1994, rev., 65,140-A correction, 140 MACLEAN. Alex.: Peritonsillar abscess in in- Obituary notice of, 704 765 Lymph. vaccine, purity of (parliamentary note), fancy, 254 (0) LITTLEDALE, R. M.: Fatal case of jaundice, 11 1239 MACLEAN, Sir Ewen: Elected president of the (0) Lymphocytic meningitis. See Meningitis British College of Obstetricians and Gynae- LITTLEJOHN, C. W.: Fractuires of the neck of Lymphosarcoma of the stomach (M. Abdul cologists, 122-Remote results of puerperal the femur, 746-Fractures of the spine, 8116 Hameed), 576 (0) sepsis. 656 (0)-Heart disease in pregnancys, LITTLEWOOD, S. C. T.: Insanity and criminal LYoN, D. M. (and D. WI. DUNLOP): Mandelic acid 801 responsibility, 736 in the treatment of urinary infections. 1096 (0) MACLEAN, Hugh: Maclean stomach powder, 759 Liver abscess. See Abscess LY5EOLM, Erik: Appara t fur Prazision8safna h- Maclean stomach powder, 759. 1281 Liver extract, intramuscular, 953 men des Schadels, rev., 1156 McLEOD. J. W.: Prophylaxis and diagnosis of Liver treatment of disseminated sclerosis, 277 LYTrI, J. C.: To-day's uses for yesterday's drugs, dipbtheria. 225 Liverpool: Diphtheria in (parliamientary note), with special reference to phenol and sodiuim MACEm OD, Surgeon Captain William Bernera,, 285-Medical Institution. See Institution- sulphate, 903 obituary notice of, 362 Merseyside Hospitals Council, report, 131- MACMAHON, J. R., elected Mayor of Poole, 981 Mortality rates in, 313 M%1'MICEAE,L G. V. T. :-Public medical services: Liverpool Medico-Chirurgical Jotrnal, Part II, future development. 557 1935. contents, 241 McNALi.v, C E.: Putblic Ill Health. rev., 456 LIVINGSTONE, J.: Black tongue," 1081 M. MACNALTY, Arthur: On }the State of tile Puiblic LLOYD, Eric I.: "Hardware" in fracture Health, report, 729-Health education in the surgery, 1279 MacAlister of Tarbert, Sir Dotnald, rev., 1154 schools. 1058-Report on the health of the LLOYD, E. M. H., appointed a member of the MCALPINE. Douglas: The hypertensive cerebral school child, 1219 Advisory Committee on Nutrition, 241 attack, 990 (0) MAONAMARA, Donough W.: Medical science aiud LLOYD. V. E. and N. L.: Circumcision, 642 MACARTHURT, Major-Gleneral W. P., honorary social progress, 1074 Lobeline for return of automatic breathing, 906 D. Sc., Belfast, conferred on, 140-Cysticercosis MCNAMARA. J. J.: Medical science and social LOBO-ONELL, C. (and H. CEABANIER): Hypo- of the brain, 1229 progrese, 975 chlor6mie et Accidents Post-op6ratoires. Etude MACAULEY. H. F.: Bone grafting, 759 MCNAUGHT, Lieut.-Colonel J. G.: Appreciation Clinique Pathoghnique et Therapeutique, 23 MCAULEY, Joseph: Circumcision, 472 of Sir Temistocle Zamimit, 1077 Local authorities, medical services of the. MOAUSLAND, Stuart: Injection treatment of M,cNEILL, Lieut.-Col. A. A. C., appointed Hono- information concerning, 419 varicose veins. 229 rary Suirgeon to the King, 1185 THE BRITISH " 20 JULY-DEC., 1935 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

I I-Mediealv . e eurrieulum. 9 to-day,^ - information. _ . ¢on- MACPHSE. G. Graham: Studies in the Aetiology MARGeET5ON. N.J. L. reappointed an official Medical curriculum to-day, information con- of Dental Caries, rev., 456 member of the Executive Council of the cerning, 372 MACPHERSON, A. D. retirement of, 1055 Presidency of Montserrat, 607 Medical Defence Fund, surplus of, 643 McPHERsON. H. Grant: Shoe with open heel, MARINESCO, G.: Surgical treatment of epilepsy, Medical defence, fifty years of (leading article), 1288 225 629 MCSWBENEY, C. J.; Tendencies in medicine. MA1lKWELL, N. W.: Hypnotic drugs, 749 Medical Defence Union: Annual meet15g, 629 872 - Laboratorv research in Ireland, 966- MARLIN, Thomas: The cobbler and his last, Medical Directory, 140, 1156 Problems in public health, 1069 1082 Medical Directory, Chinese, English edition, MACWATT, John, presentation to, 697 Marmite, therapeutic actions of, 1000 rev., 165 MCWEAN. Andrew A.: Report on the health of MARNOCH, Sir John, appointed Extra Surgeon Medical education, 88, 194 Berwickshire, 919 to The King In Scotland, 524 Medical Exhibition, London, 828 MCWEIRTER,R.: Radiosensitivity in relation to MARE, HamiltonC., presentation to, 919 Medical herbalists. See Herbalists the time-intensity factor, 1165 MARRACK, J. R.: Air raid precautions, 312- Medical History, Annals of (edited by Francis Madan, Seva Ram, Kaisar-i-Hind bronze medal Mustard gas, 312 R. Packard), 41-New Series, vol. vii, No.3, May, conferred on, 1020 Married women doctors and the London County 1935, rev., 66-Vol. vii, No. 4, July, 1935, rev., MADDEBS, K., awarded a Halley Stewart Fellow- Council, 130. See also Council 349 ship, 362 MARRIOTT. H. L.: The Tr-eatment of Acute Medical Insurance Agency: Report, 463 MADDOX, Lieut.-Col. Ralph Henry, obituary Poisoniinzg, rev., 951 Medical libraries. See Libraries notice of, 882 MARRIOTT,0.: Para-nitrophenol in fungus dis- Medical matters, sensational publicity for, 701 MADDOX, Kempson: Diabetic gangrene, 632 eases of the skin, 136 Medical mayors, 981 MAGENDIE, Franqois: His visit to England in MARSH, Frank: Acclimiatization to hot environ- Medical missionaries: Information concerning, 1822. 1271 ments, 360-Faraday'sbliDd spot, 603 433 Maggots in the ear (Kenneth F. Platt and J. A. MARBHrALL, C. Jennings: Inexpert radiography, Medical officer of health, functions of (leading Scott). 1099 1231 article), 844 Maggots, surgical: how tley act, 1108, 1179.1288. MARSHALL, C.M.: Treatment of breechcases, Medical officers of health: Information con- See also Urine as a remedy 919 cerning, 419 MAGILL. I. W.: Trauima and tracheal intuba- MARSHALL, C.R.: Alcohol and judgement, 319 Medical officers in industry overseas: Confer- tion, 639 MARSHALL, Lieut.-Col. E. H., Territorial Decora- ence in London, 175. See also Industry MAGNAN, Valentine. 97-A correction, 97 tion conferred on, 362 Medical officer-s as pilots, 234 MAGUiRE, F. A.: The ovarian cycle and endo- MARSHALL, Robert: Treatment of heart-block, Medical periodical literature (William Bulloch), crinology, 853 75-Historical account of Belfast Royal Vic- 810 MATE, Lieut.-Col. Edward, obituary notice of, toria Hospital, 863 Medical portraits, old, 1138 1080 MARTIN, F. W.: Criminal abortion: some Medical prac.tice In America (leading article). 587 MAIRET. Albert, obituary notice of, 1078,1236 figures. 645 Medical practice in France, 226 MAIZELs, Montagu: Congenital pyloric stenosis, MARTIN, J. Graham: A doctor's right to his Medical profession, numbers of the, 372 1129 name, 970 Medical profession, unity of the(leadingarticle), MAKIN. F. H.: Skin disease; in Australia, 693 MARTIN, J. Middleton: Nutrition of school 69 -Maladjusted, treatment of the (leading article), children in Gloucestershire, 866 Medical psychology. See Psychology 118. See also Psychotherapy MARx, H ellmut: Der WVasserhau8halt des Gesun- Medical radiology diploma: Intornlation con- Malaria, ape, in treatment of general paralysis dee und Krankent Menslhe'n, rev., 544 cerning, 431 of the insane (C. E. Van Rooyen and G. R. MASEFIELD, John, at the London Hospital Medicatl icegister. Untraceable practitioners, Pile), 662 (0), 840-Leading article, 672-Corre- Medical College, 176 591-Office edition. 1190 spondence on, 760.1020. See also Plasmodium Masseurs, war-blinded, reunion of, 242 Medical registration in the Irish Free State: knowlesi MASTERMAN, L. M. (and H. JOULES): The acute Information concerning, 31(7 Malaria, campaign against in Bengal, 471 haemolytic anaemia of Lederer, 150 Medical reorganization in the Irish Free State, Malaria, cerebral, or encephalitis lethargica? Mastoid operation, the cortical, 85,136 130 (P. K. Ghosh), 162, 326-Correspondence on, Mastoid radiology (W. 0. Lodge). 579 (0) Medical research. See Research 523 Maternal mortality. See Mortality Medical Research Council. See Research Malaria in Ceylon (leading article), 1001-(Sir Maternity benefit. See Insurance Weldon Dalrymple-Champneys and Rupert Maternity cases, hospitalization of, 1175 MEDICAL SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES: Briercliffe, 1015-Discussion, 1016 Maternity and child welfare medical officers: Acknowledgement, 435 Malaria epidemics at Rochefort-sur-Mer (J. Information concerning, 420 Air Force Medical Service, Royal, 423 Franqois), 579 Maternity and cbild welfare and venereal disease Anaesthetice, diploma in, 432 Malaria, monkey. See Malaria, ape (Violet Russell), 174 Army Dental Corps, 425 Malaria treated by synthetic drugs. League of Maternity service, national, B.M.A. report on Army Medical Services, 422 Nations inquiry into. 47 (parliamentary note), 1284 British Dominions and foreign countries, 428 Malaria and its treatment, 552 MaternitY services in Wales (parliamentary ('arnegie Trust, 385 Malaria, treatment of in India, 1013 note), 882 Childhealth, diplomain, 432 Malarial therapy and neurosyphilis (C. Farran- MATHERS, R. F.: The ovarian cycle and endo- Clinicalhospitals, 406 Ridge), 804-Discussion, 804 crinoIogy, 853 Clinical teaching in Dublin, 401 Malaa,. information concerning the medical MATHEWS, Frank Edward, obituary notice of, Colonial Medical Service, 429 service of, 430 929 Curriculum to-day, 372 Malignant effusions (R. Y. Dawbarn). 1128 MATTAU1SCHEK, Emil, death of, 606 Degrees for practitioners, 433 Malingering facilitated by injection of emul- MATTERS, It. F.: Late toxaemias of pregnancy, Dental education, 434 sions of fats, oils. etc.(R. Wilenius), 502 742-Thle Cervix Uteri. Witht Special Refer- Dental surgery, 433 MALKIN, R. A. S.: Fractures of the neck of the e,nee to the Developmentt of Cancer, rev., 1155 Diplomans, special, 431 femur, 745-Fractures of the spine, 805-Osteo- MATTHEWS,J. C.: Diabetic gangrene, 682-Diag- General Medical Council, 373 arthritis of knee and hip. 853 nosis and treatment of severe anaemia, 738- Indian Medical Service, 424 M&LLESON, Joan: The Principles of Contra- 943 (0) Information concerning the study of medicine ception: A Handbook for feneral Practi- MATTHEWS. Sidney: Car sickness in children, 365 et seq. tioners, rev., 901 286 Laryngology and otologv, diploma for, 432 Malnutrition among Lancashire children (par- AMATTINSON. Major A. B.: Prevention of tuber- Local Government (Hospital) Medical Services, liamentary note), 1284 culosis in cihildren, 30. 146-A correction. 425 MALPAS, P.: Jaundice complicating pregnancy, 146 Medical appointments in the colonies and 922-Co}rporeal recurrence after radium treat- MAUDSLEY, H. F.: Psychoses of adolescence, mandated territories, 429 ment, 1275 804 Medical missionaries, 433 Man, physique of in industry, report on, 262 MAURTC. G.: Treatment of hay fever with Medical profession, numbers, 372 Manchester, hospital reorganization in, 353. 508. artificial pyrexia, 351 Medical radiology and electricity, 431 515. 600-Leaditng article, 508-Correspondence MAXEY, Kate: Nursing of colotomy, 146 Medical registration in the Irish Free State, on, 600-Joint Hospital Board, 866-Post- Maxillaty sintusitis. See Sinusitis 387 graduate courses, 883-Conference on maternal M1 axillo-facial injuries. See Injuries Medical students, numbers, 369 mortality. 1273 MAXWELL, Ivan: Nasal allergy, 692-Hypnotic Naval Medical Service, Roaal, 423 Mandated territories, information concerning drugs, 750-Urinary antisepLics, 750 Obstetrics, diploma for, 432 medical practice in, 429 MAY, Etienne: Prognosis of hypertension, 272 Opening of the winter session, 635, 695 Mandelic acid. 457, 669, 902,1096, 1100 MAY, Otto: Assessment of risks in life assur- Ophthalmic medicine, diploma for, 432 Mandelic acid in the treatment of urinary infec- ance, 272 Post-graduate study, 409 tions (D. M. Lyon and D. M. Dunlop), 1096 (0) MAYBERRY, R. J.: Inexpert radiography, 1177 Prison Medical Service, 428 Mlandelic acid treatment, toxic symptoms asso- MAYEs. Bruce: The ovarian cycle and endo- Profession of medicine, 368 ciated with (S. Chaplin), 1100 crinology, 853 Psychological medicine, 415 Mandible, fractuires of. See Fractures MlAYNEORD, W. V. (Woodburn MIORISON and Public health medical services, 418 MANSELL-MOUJLLIN, C.: Cancer in relation to D). HUco): Low voltage x-ray therapy, 783 (O) Royal Army Medical Corps. 422 other tumours, 873 MaVor Chooses a Wife to be broadcast, 883 Radiotherapy, 412 Manslaughter, charge of (Robert Erskine-Gray), Mavow, John, rev., 1210 Scholariships, 376 et seq. 1080 HEARER, Samuel Raynor: Humant SterilitV. Special diplomas, 431 MANSON, J. S.: Visceral transposition as a Causatiotn. Diaorosis, and Treatmelnt. A Tropical medicine, 414 Mendelian recessive, 38- Hereditary myo- Practical Mann l of Clinical Procedure, rev., Tuberculous diseases diploma 433 pathy: a family showing dominant trans- 900 Women medical sttudents, numbers, 407 mission, 1256 Meals, Family, and Catering, 461, 591 Women in medicine, 402, 407 MANSON-BAHR. Philip H.: Relation between Meals, free, selection of children for (parlia- Women's Medical Service of India, 409 yaws and syphilis, 125-Chemotherapy of mentary note), 191 protozoal and bacterial disease, 698-Malaria Meals, school, and the means test (parliamen- Medical science and new doctrines. See Medical in Ceylon before the recent outbrealk, 1016 tary note). 285 science and social progress MANTEUFEL, P., nominated rector of the Univer- Measles, Ligat's reflex in. 84 Medical science, progress in (Edward Mellanby), sity of Dusseldort, 1189 Mecca, pilgrimage to (1935), report of, 1055. See 953 MAPOTHER, Edward: Persisting effects of war also Pilgrimage Medical science since Huxley (Edward MEDEA, E Treatment of epilepsy, 224 Mellanby), 1120 neuroses. 179 l MARA&6N, G.: L'Ags8 Critiqee (Etutde Patho- Me(dial aid by wom-en for women (Countess Medical science and socia progress (Lord ghnique et Clinique), rev., 503 Dufferin's Fund), 470 Dawson of Penn). 829 (0)-Correspondence on, MARBURG, Otto: Surgical treatment of epilepsy, Medical Annual Genteral Index and Review, 926, 975, 1022, 1074, 1133, 1176 225 1Y92-5-34, rev., 258 Medical science: the whole and the parts MARCHIAFAVA, Ettore. obituary notice of, 1078 Medical art, 24 (leading article), 1105 9 MA,RCovIciH, J., death of, 142 Medical assessors (leading article), 845-Corre- Medical services in Belfast Union, 519 MARCUs, Professor: Traumatic epilepsv, 272 spondence on, 976. 1073, 1128 Medical ship Hulgeia, 1066 MARATT, J. R. de la H.: Race, Sex antd Envirotn- Medical candidates at the General Election. Medical student views Edinburgh in 1748 (G. ment. A Stultly of Winteral Deficienev in Human See Election Matheson Cullen), 594 Evolutiont, rev., 1257 Medical curriculum: Second report by General Medical, study, readjustments in: The medical MARETT, R R.: Head, Heart, atid Hands in Medical Council Committee, 1121, 1157-Lead- curriculum (Sir George Newman), 711 (0)- Eumant Evolution, rev., 114 ing article, 1157 Leading article on, 728 THE BRITISH 21 JULY-DEC., 1935 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL 21

Medical and surgical preparations and Mental disorder and endocrinology (Thomas D. MIRAJEAR, Lieut. Col. Vaman Raghunath, appliances. See Preparations Power), 77 O.B.E. confe rred on, 1011 Medical tour, international, 981 Menttal Disorder, Problem of: Report of Com- Missionaries, medical, information concerning, Medical training and practice and their regula- mittee on Psychiatri(a Investigations. 455 433 tion (K. W. Monsarrat), 365 Mental disorder, review of books on, 15, 455, 788, MITCHELL, D. A. (and It. N. BRADBROOKE): Medical Week, Iuternational, Montreux (1935), 1103 Further experience of the use of quinine in 193 Mental Hygiene Congress. See Congress normal labour, 206 (0) Medical witness (Sir Bernard Spilsbury), 1172- Mental hygiene in the community, 304 M1TCHELL, G. Ruthven: Shifting sands in the Discussion, 1172 Mental hygiene. social aims of (Harry Sutton), architecture of medicine, 185, 358, 561 Medical Women's Federation. See Association, 495 (0), 754-Discussion, 754 MITCHELL, Hugh: Chronic suppurative otitis London Mental patients in general hospitals, 521 media, 746 Medicine, architecture of, shifting sands of the Mental retardation and endocrine disorder, 1262 MITCEELL, Leonard: rridocyclitis, 806 (Sir Humphry Davy Itolleston), 127 - Corre- Mentally Defective Children, Royal Scottislh MITMAN, M.: Diphtherial paralysis, 132 spondence. on, 185, 279, 368, 478, 523, 561, 642 National Institution for, Larbert: new scheme MOIR, Chassar: Treatment of post-partum Medicine, art and science of, 817 opened, 557 haemorrhage. 38- Mlerits and demerits of Medicine. early licences to practise, 638 Mentally disordered, accommodation for, 553. oxytocic drugs in the post-partum period, 178- Medicine and the Empire, 29-B.M.A. luncheon See also Board of Control Ergometrine, 363 in London, 29 MENTON. J.: Immunological aspects of the cure Moles, vesicular. malignancy of. 38, 233 Medicine, general ideas in (Wilfred Trotter), 609 and prevention of diphtheria, 246 (0) MOLEsWORTH, Ei. H.: Radistion treatment of (0)-Annotation on, 630. See also Medicine, MENZIES, Sir Frederick: Report on the health breast cancer, 687--Staphylococcal skin infec- art and science of of London school children, 466-Report on tions, 751 Medicine, historical, approach to (leading London's vital statistics, 1272 MONCRIEFF. Alan: Successful breast-feeding article), 728 MENZIES. W. J.: Salmon Fishing, rev., 302 i from one breast only, 299 Medicine, industrial: a special subject? (leading Merseyside Hospitals Council. See Hospitals MONIER-WILLIAMS, G. W.: Report on aluminium article), 551 "Meta fuel," poisoning with, 974,1021 in food, 847 Medicine and the la*, 1221 Meteorological Office issues a note on " The Fre- Monkey malaria. See Malaria, ape Medicine and the League of Nations (leading quency of Days with Specified Duration of Sun- MONOD, Raoul-Charles (Jacques LEVEUF and article), 550 shine, 252 Charles GIIRODE): rattsment des Fractures Medicine, legal. review of bookc on. 998 METIVIER. Vivian M.: Registration of opticians, et Luxations des Membres, second edition. Medicine, preventive, Minister of Health on, 866 85, 360, 823 rev., 668 Medicine, preventive, ulp to date, 286 Metropolitan Water Board Bill, 94. See also MON:RO, J. S.: Treatment of maxillary sinusitis, Medicine and the psychoneuroses, 476, 521 Water 691 Medicine, review of books on, 65, 114, 543, 582, 667, MIALARET, Jacques (and Antoine BASSET): MoNs, W. E. ]R.: Facts and fancies in psycho- 786, 951 L'Apaule: Anatomie des Formes ExtArieures; therapy, 138-Control of tuberculosis, 703 Medicine,- social (leading article), 261-Corre- Anntomie Radioaraphique; Chiru-gie Opgra- MONSARRAT, K. W.: Medical training and prac- spondence on, 645 toire, rev., 213 tice and their regulatiors. 365 Medicine and Surgical Appliances (Advertise- Microscopes. exhibition of, 1137 MONTEITH, W. B. R.: Diagnosis of inttussuscep- ment)' Bill, 81-Deputatlon to Minister of Micturition, frequiency of, 194, 242, 564 tion, 183 Health, 81 Middlesex County Council: Delegates from MONTGOMERY. S. A.: Circumcision, 763-Tinni- Medicine, tendencies in (V. M. Synge), 871 make a tour of newly builthospitals in France, tus, 982 Mtedicines and Medical Appliances Bill, 1136 Germnany, and Austria, 467 MOODIE, William: Care and treatment of diffi- Medicines, patent, advertisingof (parliamentary Midwifery, chloroform in, 522, 601, 641, 820. See cult children, 1170 note), 144 also Anaesthesia, chloroform MOOR, Prewen: Extrasystoles, 229 Midwifery practice, economic conditions of MOORE, Eldon: Heredity: MaittlV Humata, rev., MFDICO-LEGAL: (Lady Forber), 862 1048 Agranulocytosis, suspected case of: inquest Midwifery in many lands (Beatrice Colby), 584 MOORE, H. E.: Medical assessors, 1128 proceeding<, 1135 Midwifery, review of books on, 455. See also MOORE, H. F.: Tendencies in medicine, 871 Certificate of a deceased doctor, 979 Gynacology, and Obstetrics MoonE, Miss: Treatment of breech cases, 920 Death in maternity hospital following opera- Midwives board. See Board MOORE, R. Foster: Appreciatio4 of William tion, 482 Midwives service, salaried. for London, 176 Thomas Spicer, 321 Dermatitis from underclothes (Grant v. Migraine, treatment of (Macdonald Critcbley), MOORHEAD, T. Gillman, honorary LL.D.. Australian Knitting Mills Ltd. and others), 794-Correspondence on, 874,973, 1075,1131, 1179, Belfast, conferred on, 140 1237 1233 Morality and sex. 511 Detention, alleged unlawful (Bustard v. Mul MILBURN, C. H.: The general education of the MORAN, H. M.: Radiation treatment of breast Raj Boni), 1080 doctor, 68 cancer, 6 6, 889 (1)-Radiation therapy of Epileptic motorist, false declaration of fitness, Milk, bacteria in, destruction by germicide lingual carcinoma. 687 826 (parliamentary note), 144 MORAX, Victor, death of, 188 Manslaughter, charge of (Robert Erskine- Milk "clean " and " safe." 36, 138 MOREL-]KAHN, Dr.: L'Anne Electro-radio- Gray), 1080 Milk, dried, standards of, 982 logique, rev., 788 Patient as testator, 89 Milk, free, for children (parliamentary note). 241 MORGAN, Barbara G. E. (and Katbarine H. Trpatment by osteopath: coroner's comments, Milk, free, during school holidays (parlia- COWARD): Quantitative estimation of vitamins 524 mentary note), 1238 A and D. 1041(0) Unsuccessful action against a panel doctor, Milk as a medical benefit (parliamentary note), MORGAN, C. Naunton: Oil-soluble anaesthetics 929 1187 in rectal surgery. 938 (0) Use of theterm "surgeon " (Jutson v. Barrow), Milk pasteurizing plants, supervision of, report MORGAN, F. T.: Staphylococcal skin infections, 879, 1023 (parliamentary note), 241 751 Venereal disease, alleged treatment of by un- Milk processing and control, instruction in, 263 MORGAN, Llewellyn Arthur, obituary notice of. registered practitioner, 1136 Milk Reorganization Commission's report 1026 (parliamentary note), 241 MORGAN. 0. Gayer: Ophthalmology in General. Medico-legal cases, unusual, 957 Milk for school children, 1214 Practice, rev,* 504 Medico-legal conundrum, 40, 88 Milk supply, a safe, campaign for, 1271 MORISON, J. M. Woodburn, elected an honorary Medico-Psychlological Association. See Asso- MILLAR, T. G.: Light treatment in tuberculosis. member of the German iRdntgen Society, 607- ciation 1254 (0) (D. HIUGo and W. V. MAYNEORD): Low-voltage MEGAW. Major-General Sir John: Typhus fever MILLARD, C. Killick: Chadwick Lecture on the x-ray therapy, 783 (0) in the Trcpies, 182 vaccination question to-day, 917-Voluntary MORIsoN, Rutherford: Appreciation of William MEIGHAN, John S.: Status of ship surgeon, 644 euthanasia, 1168,1181, 1282 George Richardson, 928 Melanoma of choroid with secondary deposits MILLER. Arthur: Apparatus for nasal ioniza- MORLOCK, H. V. (and A. J. Scott PINCHIN): in liver IJ. P. Halls Dally), 624-(T. McL. tion, 68-Peritonsiilar abscess opener, 1156 Benign neoplasms of the bronchus. 332 (0)- Galloway), 949 MILLER, Arthur Alan, obituary notice of 324 A cheap appliance for postural drainage, 902 Melbourne. See Association, British Medical, MILLER. H. D. N.: Gas attacks in war, 139 MoRo, Ernst, elected a corresponding member annual meeting MILLER. James: Malignancy of vesicular mole, of the American Association for the Study of MELENEY: A new type of wound infection. 70 233 Allergy, 363 MELLANBY. Edward, elected Fullerian Professor MILLER, Reginald: Poisoning with " nmeta fuel," MORRIS. J. Newman: Australian aerial medical of Physiology of the Itoyal Institution, 96- 1021-Care and treatment of difficult children, services, 753 Appointed to the Waynefiete Chair of Physi- 1169 MoRUIs-JONEs, J. H., elected M.P. for Denbigh. ology at Oxford, 881--Progress in medical MILLER, Reginald H.: Tuzberculosis of the 1008 science. 963-Hluxley Lecture: Medical science Lymphatic System, rev., 786 MORRISON. George T-., obituary notice of, 480 since Huxley. 1120 MILLS. A.: Chloroform anaesthesia, 820,1023 MORRtISON, ,ohn T.: Treatment of bone and MELLOR, J. W.: A Comprehensive r'reatise on MILLs-ROBERTS, Robert Herbert, obituary notice joint infections, 1018 fnorganic Theoretical Chemistry, vol. xiv, of, 1182 MORRISON, Margaret M. M. (G. H. COLT an1d rev., 667 MILNER. S. M.: Albee's operation under spinal Isobel S. W. RAMsAr): The injection treatment Mendelian recessive, visceral transpositioni as a, anaesthesia, 184 of varicose veins, 49 (0) 38, 139 MILROY, T. H.: Appreciation of Harold Pringle, MoRRow and SANDSTROM: Biochemical Labora- MENETRIER. Pierre, obituary notice of. 606 1286 tory Methods. rev., 505 MENG. Dr.: Punishment and upbr-inging, 267 MILTON. R. (and Et. OBERMER): Itndividual MORSON, A. Clifford: Prostatectomy, 739 Meningitis. aural, 973 Health. A Technique for thte Study of Indi- Mortalitv. foetal, diminished by cardiazol in- Meningitis, cerebro-spinal, investigations into, vidual Constitution and its Application to jections (H. Nevinny), 993 471 Healthl. Vol. i, Biochemical Techfique, 170 Mortality, general and typhoid, at Buenos Aires, Meningitis. lymphocytic. acute, benign (actute Mind, subnormal, review of book on, 581 193 aseptic meningitis) (W. R. F. Collis). 1148 (O)- MINDLINE, J.: Massive collapse of the lung com- Mortality, infant, at Rebburn-on.Tyne, increase Correspondence on, 1279 plicatlng haemoptysis, 1201 (0) of (parliamentary note), 144 Meningitis, spinal drainage in. 475 Mine workers, health of, Royal Commission on Mortality, maternal: Conference of the Maternal Meningitis, treatment of (George Riddoch), 850. (parliamentary note), 1284 Mortality Committee, 35-Conference at Man- See also Meningitis, aural Miners, barytes, in Sbropshire, pulmonary chester. 1273-Deputation to the Minister of Meningoeoccus infection, outbreak of at the disease among (parliamentary note), 46 Health, 222-Meeting re an adequate maternity University Clinic at MOinster (V. Schilling), 490 Miners' nyBtagmus. See Nystagmus service, 1209-Parliamentary note on, 1238 MBNNELL, James: Backache, rev., 17 Mines Department, the work of (parliamentary Mortality, maternal, in Blackburn, 965 MENNELL, Z.* Hypnotic drugs, 749-Premedica- note), 283 Mortalitv, maternal, in Ceylon (parliamentary tion. 808-Spinal anaesthesia. 809 MINETT (Edward Pigott, obituary notice of, 766 note), 96 MENON, H. P. K.: Circumcision. 877 MWINKOWBET. M.: Physico-chemical factors in Mortality. maternal, and deaths under induced Mtental defect. problems of, discussion on, at epilepsy, 224 anaesthesia, 600 Edinburgh, 34. See also Physical defect Minnitt apparatus in dentistry, 1133 Mortality, materna, fall in Italy., 1239 Mental Deficiency, England, new Statutory MINOPOULOs, E. G., founds an international Mortality, maternal, the need for action (leading Rules, 303 society of foreign practitioners trained in article), 306 Mental deficiency and lunacy (parliamentary French universities. 145 Mortality. maternal, and morbidity: A Scottish note), 144 MINOT, George R., elected a member of the report (Charlotte G. Douglas and Peter L. Mental disease, research in. 792. See also Re- Imperial Leopold Caroline German Academy McKinlay), 265-Correspondence on, 275- search ofW.Xs4NaturalJLI - v-Sciencev -vat -Halle.-w- v 1029,> Leading-1 - tsarticle-- ..-I ion.-- 91-306 n 22 JULY-DEC., 1935 INDEX MEDICALTHE BRITISHJOURNAL

Mortality, maternal, overcrowding and. 697 Ne4erlandsch Tijdschrift voor Geiteeskicnde for NORMAN, Vincent: Cardiac resuscitation, 601 MORTENSEN. H.: Urinary antisepties 750 June 15 contains a report of the Committee of Notmo-gastrine, 1156 MORTON, Murray: Hydatid disease, 683 the Dutch Medical Association on the pro- NORRIS, Donald Craig, appointed chief medical MORTON, R. A.: The Application of Absorptiotn phylaxis of war, 97 officer to the Metropolitan Water Board, 47 Spectra to the Study of Vitamins aid Hor- Needles, eyeless, sutures on, 1190 NORRIS. F. K.: Pink disease, 803 mones, rev., 67 NEGUS, V. E.: Acute frontal sinusitis, 1172 Norway, comptulsory vaccination in, 194-Mid- Moscow, surgery in (George Sacks), 1118 NELIGAN, A. R.: Rheumatoid arthritis with a witery in. 584 Mother, care of, in industry and rural districts large number of subcutanieous fibrous NORWOOD, Rev. F. W.: Voluntary euthanasia, (J. J. Paterson), 174 nodules, 1046 1168 Motherhood in poor areas, 1110 NELSON, W. H.: Circumcision in female chil- NOsWORTHY, M. D.: The Theory and, Practice of Mothers and Fathers: How to Keep Yourselves dren, 607 Anaesthesia, rev., 455 and Your Children Well antd Str-onp, fifth- Neoplasms, benign, of the bronchus ( H. V. NOTT, Herbert W.: A doctor's right to his teenth edition, rev., 456 Morlock and A. J. Scott Pinchin), 332 (0) name, 872 Mothers, health of (Mrs. Chalmers Watson), 757 Neoplasms, gastro-intestinal (E. W. Twining), Motor car insurance, 710 1165 Notes. Letters, Answers. etc.: Motor car sickness. See Sickness Nephrectomy, pregnancies after, 770 Acetylsalicylie acid, chemistry of, 884 Motor cars for 1936: the Olympia show, 796, 859 NERI, F. R.: Typhus fever outbreak at San Jose Air-raid precautions. 242 Motor cortex. See Cortex del Pacifico, 671 Aldehyde poisoning, familial, 48 Motor Driver, Intoxicated, Problemn of the, rev., NERURKER, J. IS.: Report on health conditions Alopecia in early life, 193 302 in Bombay, 1272 Analgesia for suturing cuts, 364, 483, 526, 828 Motorist, epileptic: false declaration of fitness Nerve function, the higher (Professor Pavlov), Anti-gas. See Air raid 826 271 Aphonia, 828, 931 Mount Vernon Hospital. See Hospi tal for Nervous child (D. N. Hardcastle), 501 Argentine, too many doctors in the, 564 Cancer Nervous system, autonomic, review of book on, Arthritis, chronic, 710 Mouth opener for the insertion of airways, 545 1209 Asthma, climate for, 1189 MOUTIER, Francois: Trait6 de Gastroscopie et Nervous system, sympathetic, surgery of the, Australian and New Zealand Association of de Pathologie endoscopique de l'Estumac, rev., 1264 Radiology, 326 257 NEBBITT, Robert, obituary notice of, 1236 Balzac story, 608 MOYLE, R. D.: Pruritis vulvae et ani, 1135 NETHERSOLE, Olga: T'he nutrition of mothers, Behnke, Emil, 1190 MOYNIHAN. Lord: VoluntarY euthanasia, 1168 79 Biochlemistry, Antnual Review of, 828 Muco-ciliary partnership, 846 Neuralgia, trigeminal, treatment of (Wilfred Birds, starving, 364 MUDG

Palsy, Bell's, treatient of (Wilfred Harris), 593- Parliament. rldedical Notes in (contd.): Parliament, Medlcal Notes In (contd.):. CorresDondence on, 762, 876 Furunculosis in fish: report, 1188 Public Works Loans Act, Royal Assent to, 1283 Pancreas, surgery of (Harold Upcott), 567 (0), 684 Fylde, Preston, and Garstang Joint Small-pox Puerperal fever serum, 96 -Discussion, 684 Hospital District Bill, 189 Pulmonary disease among barytes miners in Panel doctor. unsuccessful action against a, 929 Gas analgesia. See Analgesia Shropshire, 46 Panel practices. See Inserauce Hairdressers' equipment, sterilization of, 1188 Railways (Agreement) Bill, 1238, 1283-Royal PANKEPRsT, J. H. F.: Second (fatal) case of Health Ministry: Estimates, 237-Health Assent to, 1283 scarlet fever with haematemesis, 210 services, review of. 237-Medical advice to, Research, medical, grants for, 284 PANNETT, Charles A.: Injuries to the semilunar 192-Provisional Order Confirmation Bills, Respirators, civilian, 192, 284. See also Air cartilages, 439 (0), 760 Royal Assent to, 282 raids PANTER, G. G.:-Pay-bed blocks: medical staff Health services in the Colonies, 284 Ribbon Development, Restriction of, Bill, 189, arrangements, 1010 Health Services, Scottish, Committee on, 46 237-Royal Assent to, 282 Papworth and propaganda, 1213 Herbalists. diplomas for, 144 Road accidents. See Accidents Paraldehyde as a pre-anaesthetic, 278. 320, 472 H er-tford sh ire Coun ty Council Bill, 189, 283 St Bartholomew's Hospital Bill, 44, 142, 189. Paralysis, diphtherial, pathogenesis of (G. Hopfields, health conditions in, 285 237-Royal Assent to, 282 Ronaldson), 131 Hospital's loss through Lotteries Act, 144 School meals and the Means Test, 285 Paralysis, general, of the insane, treatment of Hospitals, voluntary, grants in special areas, Scottish Health Services. See Health by ape malaria (C. E. van Rooyen and G. R. 1238 Shops Acts amendment, 46 Pile), 662 (0), 840-Leading article, 672-Corre- Hospitals, Voluntary (Paying Patients), Bill, Simall-pox: Statistics, 144-Vaccination for, 144 spondence on, 760 44, 282 Special Areas, report of Commissioner for, Paralytic ileus. See liseis Hours of Employment (Conventions) Bill, 189 142 Para-nitrophenol in fungus diseases of the skin, 237, 282, 1238 Spectacle Irames, imported, duty on, 46 136 Housing Bill, Royal Assent to, 282 Staffordshire, South, Joint Small-pox Hospital Paraplegic patient, care of the (Henry Cohen), Housing (Scotland) Bill, 881 District Bill, 1283 633 Housing (Scotland) Bill, 46, 94, 189, 237-Royal Sterilization, Committee on, 1284 Paratyphoid B in a French battalion, 101 Assent to, 282 Sugar, Britisti, Subsidy Bill, Royal Assent to, Paratyphoid. See also Fever India: Government of India Bill, 94, 237- 282 Paris: Post-graduate courses in, 193, 353, 362, 827 Royal Assent to, 282 Superannuation Bill, 44 - Violon d'Ingres." a new medical society, India: Government of India (Reprinting) Bill, Tuberculosis death rates, 143 founded, 193. See also France 1238, 1283-Royal Assent to, 1283 Uneinploiment assistance, allowance for Paris JM&ical: For Juily 6th devoted to diseases Industrial accidents, 190 child, 825 of nutrition, 145-For August 3rd to the history Inoculation in L.C.C. hospitals, 1284 Uneniployment Assistance (Temporary Pro- of the Hopital de la Charite, Paris, 483-For Insuilin for unemployed, 1188 visionIs) Bill. 1238,1283 September 21st to blood diseases, 710-For Insurance, National Health: (Dental Benefit, Unemp.oyment Insurance (Agriculture) Bill, November 16th to social medicine and medical Regulations, 94-Loans on Panel Practices, 1283 jurisprudence, 1137-For November 30th to the 95-Maternity benefit in extended insurance Unemiiployment Insurance of Con- " Good (Crediting inaugural address of Paul Harvier, period, 143 - Milk as a medical benefit, tributions Bill, 94, 189 Sense in Therapeutics," 1239 1187-National Health Insurance Bill, Unemployment and title to maternity benefit, PARK, C. L.: Tropical medicine, 810 Royal Assent to, 282-National Health Insur- 881 PARIBES, P. W.: Tuberculosis amorg students ance and Contributory Pensions Bill. 143, Unemployment and Insurance. See Insurance and nurses, 1230 189, 237-Pensioners entering hospital and University of Durham Bill. See Durham Parkinsonian, post-encaphalitic, treatment of standard benefit, 881 - Pensioners, unem- Urmston Urban District Council Bill, 189 (Sir Arthur J. Hall), 555 ployed, rights of. 881-Unclaimed stamnps Vaccination. 96-Compulsory, 283-Small-pox, Parkinsonism, hyoscine in, 877, 974 fund, 192-Unemployment assistance allow- 144-Statistics, 144 ance for child, 825-UnemPloyment Assis- Vaccine lymph. See Lymph Parliament, Medical Notes in: tance (Temporary Provisions) Bill, 1238,1283 Variola major, 1239 Accident incapacity: Inquiry Committee, 881 -Unemployment Insurance (Agriculture) War disability claims, 284 Accidents, industrial. and diseases. 190 Bill, 1283-Uneihployment Insurance (Cred it- Water supply schemes, 1187 Accidents, road: British Medical Association ingof Contributions) Bill, 94,189-Unemploy- Water supply in Scotland, 1284 on, 96 _ _ Committee report 282-Decrease in, ment anda- title to maternityit b)enetnt, nQ881 Weights and Measures Bill, 94 Air Force, Royal:-Applications for enlist- Insurance practices, alleged mortgage and West Riding of Yorkshire Mental Hospitals ment: numbers, 1239 transfer of, 46 Board (Superannuation) Bill, 44, 94, 142- Air Navigation Bill, 1283 Irish Free State, unemployment, foreign Royal Assent to, 282 Air raids, precautions against, 192, 240,284,1239 affairs and relations with, 94 Workmen's Compensation: Personnel of In- Alcohol and road accidents, B.M.A. report on King's Speech, 1136,1186 q uiry Committee, 881 282 Law Reform (Alarried Women and Tortfeasors) Analgesia. gas-apd-air, investigation into, 1238 Bill, 94 Parliamentary session (leading article), 845 Animals, Diseases of, Bill, 45, 94. 142 Leigh Joint Hospital District Bill. 94 Parotid swellings, recurrent, 1054 Animals, experiments on, 144, 237 Locusts in flight, destruction of, 96 PARR, L. J. A.: Fractures of the spine, 806 Assurance Companies (Winding UP) Bill, 237 London Passenger Transport Board (Finance) Parr, Old, tercentenary of the death of, 590. Balconies for flats, 143 Bill, 189 643-Correspondence on, 643 Barlinnie Prison, 144 Lunacy in African Colonies, institutional PARR, Roger, his gift to the King Edward's Board of Control, Scottish salaries unider, 241 treatment of, 882 Hospital Fund radium fund, 24 Bury and District Joint Hospital District Bill, Lunacy and rnental deficiency, 144 PARRY, L A.: Lamibeth degrees, 603 1238 Lymph, vaccine, J. Herbert: Miners' 134 " purity of, 1239 PARSONS, nystagmuis, Cancer cure," 1239 Malnutrition among Lancashire school PARTINGTON, J. R.: O igins and Development of Cardiff, coloured population of, 192 children, 1284 Applied Chemistry, rev., 1155 Cemeteries, inspection of, 96 Maternal mortality. See Mortality PASSMORE, R., awarded the Gwwynaeth Pretty Citrus fruit juices, additional import duty on, Maternity Service, National: B.M.A. report studentship and the Nita King research 189 on, 1284 scholarship, 282 Civil servants, sick leave of, 285 Maternity service in Wales, 882 Pasteur linstitute, Kasauli: Report, 470 Criminal Lunatics (Scotland) Bill, 44, 94, 142, Mleals, free, selection of children for, 191 PASTOR, Cortes, death of, 606 192, 237 Medical research, grants for, 84 PATCH, Major C. J. Lodge: A Manual of Meattal Cuddington Joint Hospital Bill. 44, 237 Medicines and Medical Appliances Bill, 1136 Diseases. A Textbook for Studenits and Prac- Deaf, care of the, 46 Medicinies, patent, advertising of, 144 titionters in India, rev., 788 Dental Board's Regulations, Order in Council Mletropolitan Water Board Bill, 94 Patent medicines. See Medicines re, 237 Milk, bacteria in, destruction by germicide, 144 PATERSBON, Donald (and J. Forest SeTH): Diphtheria in Liverpool, 285 Milk, free, for children: In England and Modern Methods of Feeding in Insfancy anid Dissolution, 825, 881 Wales, 241-In Scotland, 241 During school Childlnoo, fifth edition, rev., 626 Distressed areas, 189 holidays, 1238 PATERSON, J. J.: Care of the mother in industry District Medical officer appointments, 285 Milk as a medical benefit. 1187 and rural districts, 174-Town planning at the District Welfare Organization, 285 Milk pasteurizing plants, supervision of, 241 seaside, 636-Health education in the schools, Doctors in Palestine, 882 Milk Reorganization Commission: Rep9rt, 241 1058 Doctors and the sneed limit. 1239 Mine workers, health of, Royal Commission PATEY, David H. (and P. B. ASCROFT): X-ray Drunkenness in England and Wales, convic- on, 1284 diagnosis of acute intestinal obstruction, 1197 tions for. 882 Mines Department, work of, 283 (0) Durham University Bill, 44. 94, 142-Royal Mortality, infantile, increase at Hebburn-on- Pathological material, request for, 952 Assent to, 282 Tyne, 144 Pathology, review of books on, 164, 998,1102 Education Bill, 1283 Mortality, maternal, 1238-In Ceylon, 96 Patient as testator, 89 Education (Scotland) Bill, 1283 Naval policy, 189 PATON, Leslie, elected an honorary member of Educational Endowments Commnissioners Night Work (Women) Convention (Revised) the Amnerican Medical Association, 325-Nomi- (Scotland), 881 1934 Bill, 282 nated a ' Membre d'Honneur" of La Soci6ti Electric welding hazard, 882 North-East Lindsey Joint Hospital District Belge d'Ophtalmologie, 769 Electrical al)pliances. domestic, accidents Bill, 1283 P&TRICK, John Williamson, obituary notice of, from, 46 Nurses, training of in Scotland, 46 1184 Electrical treatment in Hertfordshire: Pro- Nutrition Committee, 142 PATRIZI, Luizi Mariano, death of, 1236 posed police surveillance, 45 Nystagmus and Workmen's Compensation PATTERSON. S. W. Addiction to endocrine Employment of Women and Young Persons Act: Inquiry Committee, 284 gland entracts, 134, 442 (0)-Agranulocytosis, Bill. 1186,1238, 1283 Offices, health in,285 1225 Estimates: Colonial Office, 189-Hlealth Opening of the new Parliament, 1079 PATTERSON, William G.: Immunization with Ministry, 142, 237-Home Office, 142, 190- Ottershaw Joint Hospital District Bill, 189 alum-precipitated toxoid. 971 Mines Department, 189, 283-Scottish Health Overcrowding, survey of, 1188 PAULIAN, D.: Tumeutrs de l'EncEphale, rev.. 625 L)epartment. 44 Paint spraying, 96 PAVLOV, I. P.: To attend the International Ex-service men, unemployed, who enter Panel practices. See Insurance Neurological Congress in London (1935). the Ministry of Pensions hospitals, concessions Paratyphoid in Essex, 285 International Physiological Congress in Lenin- in payment of allowances of families of, 825 Patent medicines. see Medicines grad (1935), and the Psychological Congress in Expiring [jaws Continuance Bill, 1186, 1238, Paying Patients Bill, 1187 Madrid (1936), 145, 225-Address by: Higher 1283-Royal assent to, 1283 Pensioners and insurance benefit. See Insur- nerve function, 225, 271-October issue of the Factories, double-shift system in, 1283 ance Journal Midical Fra vQais devoted to the Factories, report of Chief Inspector of, 190 Pharmaceutical preparations, supervisors of physiological work of, 1189 Factories and workshops, bill to make pro- mlianufacture of, 192 Pay beds of middle-class patients, 764 vision for the employment of women and Poison rules, proposed new. 241 Paying patients Bill, 1187 young persons in, 282 Poisons List and Rules, 1284 PEAEHBY, George Charles. obituary notice of, Finance Bill, 94-Royal Assent to. 142 Pregnant women in prison, 96 142 Flats. high working-class, balconies for, 143 Prison accommodation in Scotland, 95 PEARCE, T. Vibart: Intrafondal pituitrin in Wood legislation, consolidation of, 1239 Prison, Barlinnie, 144 uterine haemorrhage, 476 Foot-and-mouth disease: Outbreaks of, 1188- Public Health (Water and Sewerage (Scotland) PEARSE, Herbert: Abdominal pain in children, Virus of in foreign meat, 144 - Dlll.nill 44.-t', IAiS142' 1R9'AO0U, 2374,11 233 THE BRITISH 25 JULY-DEC., 1935 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL 2

S. Vera: The Groatth -antd Pilots, medical officeirs as, 244 POSEIJ, M. M.: Circumcision, 560 - Distribie- PEARSON, tion of Population, rev., 342-War and peace, PINCHIN, A. J. Scott (and H. V. M0RLOCKa): Post-Graduate Medical Association: Informa- 1022 Benign neoplasms of the bronchus, 332(0)-A tion concerning, 412 PsAUBsoN, Wilfred J. (and W. G. WYLLIE): cheap appliance for Postural drainage, 902 Post-gradulate courses: At Bad Nauheim, 362-At Becenlt Advanices in the Diseases of Children. PINEL. Philippe, illustrated supplement of the Barcelona. 883-in Berlin, 97, 286, 483, 1020, third edition, rev., 626 Progrts Midical for October 5th devoted to, 1081-In Birminghamii, 524-At Carlsbad. 97. Peckbam, pioneer health centre at, 918 883 362-In Dublin, 362-In I' rance, 193-In Ger- Pediculosis capitis, prevalence of, 1030,1082 PINES, N.: Treatment of war wounds, 1082 many, 325-In Glasgow, 815-At Leipzig Uni- PEDLEY, Samuel Edward, obituary notice of, PINEY, A. (and Stanley WYARD): Clinical Atl s versity, 607-In Leeds, 649-In London. 47, 96, 767 of ttlood Diseases. third edition, rev., 998 285, 325. 362. 483. 525, 563, 607, 649, 709, 768, 827, PEET, M.: Operations for hypertension, 272 Plink disease (A. Jeffrey Wood and Ian Wood), 883, 931, 981, 1029, 1080, 1137, 1188, 1239-At P:aRu, M. (and P. BERTOYE): L'Alimentationt (lt 527 (0). 802-Annotation on, 552-LDiscussion, Lflbeck, 362 - In Manchester, 710, 883 - In Nourrissott Malade, rev., 626 802-Correspondence on, 925, 1277 Paris, 193. 353, 362, 827 - At Radiumbad Pen nib. SeeNib Pioneer health centre opened at t'eckham. 918 Brambrach, 564-In Sheffield, 768-In Vienna, PENDRPED, Vaughan: Infreqtuent epileptic fits, PIRIE, James: Sterilisation in animals, 98 325, 362 979-Circumcision, 603 PITBIN, Walter P.: A Short Introduction to the Post-Graduate Medical School, British: Re- PENFIELD. Wilder: Surgical treatment of History of g1nman Strpiditv, rev., 583 fresher courses for general practitioners, 82- epilepsy, 224 PITTARD, Eug6ne: Le Castration chez l'Homme Information concerning, 411-Note on, 469 PBNINGTON, G. A.: Tuberculous empyema, 693 et les Miodilicationls Monrphologiques qu'elle Post-Graduate Medical Studies, Leningrad Penrhos College See College Enttraine, rev.. 1103 Institute of: Founds a chairin patholo'y and Pensioners and hiealth insurance (parliamentary Pituitary body, the (P. T. Herring), 509 physiology of the higher nervous activity, 595 note), 881. See also Insurance Pituitary extract posterior, clinical use of Post-graduate study: Information concerning, People's League of Health: Investigation on the (Chassar Moir). 179 409 nutrition of mothers, 79-Defective sight in Pituitary and ovarian hormones (Margaret Post-encephalitic Parkinsonian. See Parkin- children,755-Campaign for a safe milk supply, Fairlie), 533 (0) sonian 1271 Pituitrin, intrafundal, in uterine haemorrhage, Post-partum period, oxytocic drugs in. See PEPPER, Augustus Joseph, obituary notice of, 476 Drugs 1285 Pituitrin intravenously in post-operative ileus Poster for display in swimming baths, 484 PEPPER, G. E.: Inexpert radiography, 1178 (F. F. Rundle), 1208 Postural drainage. See Drainage Peptic ulcer. See Ulcer Placenta, extraction of the, 364 Posture, review of book on, 115 PEREZ, Fernandez, death of, 524 Placenta praevia (Sir Comyns Berkeley), 655- POTTER, C. J.: Asymmetrical limb develop- Periarteritis nodosa, 1155 Discussion, 685 ment, 1179 Ilericardium, absence of (H. Barsoum), 666 Plague in Bombay, 1013 POTTINGETI, J. A.: Circumcision, 876 Peritonitis, biliary (Stephen Power), 948 (0) PLANT. A. S.: Treatment of venereal disease, POULTON. E. P.: Convalescence on the Thanet Peritonitis. biliary, non-perforative (G. Bombi), 125 coast, 637-Treatment of non-specific colitis. 755 Pla.snodiuim knowlesi in treatment of general 758-Causes and treatment of obesity, 1126 Perisonsillar abscess. See Abscess paralysis of the insane (C. E. van Rooyen and Pouilton's oxygen tent in bronchopneumonia *Periventricular epilepsy." See Epilepsy G. R. Pile), 662 (0), 840. See also Malaria, ape complicating whooping-cough (Alexander Joe PBERINS, Flight Lieutenant Philip H.: Quality Plastic surgery. See Surgery and J. S. Westwater), 292 (0) of sunlight, 1132 PLATT, Kenneth F. (and J. A. SCOTT): Case of POWELL. A.: Immunization with alum-precipi- PERN, S.: Thyrotoxicosis, 799 aural myiasis, 1099 tated toxoid, 971 Peroperative " histological diagnosis. 264. See PLEHN, Albert, death of, 188 POWELL, Leslie: Acute frontal sinusitis, 1172 also Diagnosis Pleural effusion in artificial pnenimothorax POWELL-EVANS, J.: Insanity and criminal PERRINWalter Sydney: Death of, 1161-Obituary (R. B Rosenthal), 752-Discussion, 752 responsibility, 736 notice of, 1233 Pleximeter, coin, 545 POWER, Sir D'Arcy: Surplus of the Defence PE:RRY, Colonel H. M. J., promotion of, 41 PLOWS. William Henry, obituary notice of, 605 Fund, 643-Eightieth birthday of, 911-Appre- Personality and age (William Brown and Wynn Pneumonia from aspiration of oil, 170 ciation of Dan McKenzie, 1076 Jones), 509 Pneumonia, prevention and treatment of, POWER, C. M.: Out-patient departments, 1010 Pertussis, See Whooping-cough Ministry of Health memorandum on, 955 POWER, R. Wood: Treatment of paralytic ileus. Pessary. intrauterine, in Germany, 828 Pneumonia prophylaxis on the Witwatersrand, 1070 PETAVEL, J. E.: Risk of explosion in operating 263 POWER. Stephen: Biliary peritonitis, 948 (0) theatres due to static electrification, 1128 Pneumonoconiosis, review of book on, 1210. POwER, Thomas D.: Endocrinology and mental Petteunkofer and his theory, 518 See also Silicosis disorder, 77 PFAHLER, Dr., elected an honorary member of Pneumonoconiosis (S. Lyle Cummins). 287 (0) POYNTON, F. John: Royal Mineral Water Hos- the German Rontgen Society, 607 Pneumothorax. artificial, pleural effusion in pital, Bath, 923 PFAUNDLER, M. (and A. SCEnLossMANN, editors): (R. B. Rosenthal). 752-Discussion, 752 PRAAG53T, H.: Diagnosis of bone tumours, 743 The Diseases of Children. English translation, POATE, Hugh R. G.: Hydatid disease, 683- Practitioners' Librarv of Medicine and Surgery. rev., 211 Thyrotoxicosis, 799 vol. viii, Therapeutics, rev., 300 Pharmacist as pathologist, 88, 138, 232 POCKLEY, G. A.: Squint, 807 PRADO vY SICH, Dr.: Physico-chemical factors Pharmaceutical preparations, supervision of POHLISCH, Kurt: Die Kinder Mdgnnlichier und in epilepsy, 224 manufacture of (parliamentary note), 192 Weiblicher Morphinisten, l1ev., 504 Pregnancies after nephrectomy, 770 Pharmacology, review of books on, 257. 1049 Poisoning, aldehyde, familial, 48 Pregnancy, cervical, case of (D. Hyslop), 1256 Pharmsnopoeia of the Edinburgh Royal In- Poisoning, ComMon, 171 Pregnancy complicated by jaundice (C. P. firmary, fifth edition, rev., 1259 Poisoning, food, bacterial, 589 Brentuall), 921 Phenol (J. C Lyth), 903 Poisoning, food: memorandum from the Pregnancy, ectopic, advanced: cases reported, Phenolphthalein, prolonged use of, 47 Ministry of Health, 80 1173 Phenylethyl hydnocarpate in treatment of lupus Loisoning. lead (C. N, Myers,Florence Gustafson, Pregniancy, heart disease in (H. C. E. Donovan), vulgaris (Norman Burgess), 835 (0) and B. Throne) 59 801-Discussion. 801 Philadelphia, new naval hospital founded at, 363 Poisoning with " meta fuel," 974, 1021 Pregnancy toxaemia, aetiology of (Ida Hirsch- PHILIP, Sir Robert: Report on the laboratory of Poisoning, review of book on. 951 mann), 1274 the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. Poisoning from a rose bush, 98 Pregnancy, toxaemias of [late], prevention and 314 Poisoning, sewer-gas, or Weil's disease, 923 prognosis of (John S. Fairbairn), 531 (0), 741- PHILLIPS, David, obituary notice of, 708 Poisoning, thallium, suicidal (E. Upseld), 60 Discussion. 741. Spe also Toxaemias PEELLIPs. Miles: American maternity hos- Poisons Board, recommendations of, their effect Pregnancy and tuberculosis, 71 pitals, 921-Jaundice complicating pregnancy. on medical practitioners, 32 Pregnancy with vesical calculus (J. W. Bride), 922- Unilateral menstrual pain, 1173 - Ad- Poisons List and Rules (parliamentary note), 1173 vanced ectopic pregnancy, 1173-Prophylaxis 1284 Pregnancy. See also Gestation in puerperal sepsis and pyrexia, 1175 Poisons rules, proposed new (parliamentary Pregnant women in prison (parliamentary note), Philosophy, British Institute of: Programme of note), 241 96 meetings, 623-Correspondence on, 1181 - A Poland, prevention of tuberculosis in children Preim-edication (F. W. Green), 780 (0), 807-Dis- correction. 1288 in, 30 cussion, 807 Phosphataseiu the blood, derivation of (Jim6nez Poliomyelitis, acute, treatment of (F. M. R. Di&z, and others), 109 Walahe), 733 PREPARATIONS AND APPLIANCES: Phosphatase test in milk, pamphlet on, 884 Poliomyelitis in Germany, 311, 769-An appeal Acid sodium phosphate solution (phospho- Phospho-soda, 1000 for the blood of patients who have suffered soda). 1000 Photography, clinical, new type of (T. A. from it, 769 Adenoid curette, 583 Bouchier-Hayes). 1174 Poliomyelitis immunity by injections of monkey Adenoidectomy using a ljoyle-Davis gag, Phthisis. Spe TulOerculosis virus, 271 instruments for, 583 Physical defect, problems of: discussion at Poliomyelitis, prolphylaxis against (leading Aluminium salt for gastric disorder (normo- Edinburgh, 34. See also Mental defect article). 346 gastrine), 1156 Physical education. catalogue of Grenfell col- Poliomyelitis serum to be obtained from the Ansesthetic apparatus, portable, for self- lection of works on, 585 State Serum Institute, Copenhagen, 649 administration in midwifery, 1050 Physical Medicine, Doctor of (" D.Ph.M."). 632 Poliomyelitis, spinal drainage in, 475 Anaesthetic table, 214 Physician's hobby. See Hobby PorLocK, John Donald, honorary LL.D. Edin- Auscultation tube for Eustachian catarrh, 302 Physics, Institute of: Local -section for the buirgh conferred on, 34 Bottle-stopper, the colloseal," 457 Midland area created, 145 Polluition of the Thames. See Thames Cerium oxalate. colloidal (cerocol), 1156 Phvsiology in the pharmaceutical curriculum, Polyphagia or bulimia, 1288 Chest radiography, modern equipment for. 68 1223 POMFR.T,TSurgeon Lieutenant-Commander A.A.. Chocolate, diabetic (Meltis " sionon " choco- Physiology, review of book on, 1048 awarded the Sir Gilbert Blane gold medal, 768 late), 1156 Physique of man in industry,- report on, 262. POOLEY, Sir Ernest, appointed honorary secre- Cine-radiograpby, apparatus for, 457 See also Man tary of King Edward's Hospital Fund for Coin pleximeter, 545 PI[cRKEN, R. M. F., appointed representative of London, 1081 Drinker apparatus, improved, 505 Great Britain on an American study tour, 849 POPPLEWELL, J. R. F.: Developmental defects Emmenoplex, 545 PICKEN, Samuel Ernest, obituary notice of, 280 of the vagina, 364 Eye, model, for retinoscopy, 165 PICBETT. F. N.: Don't be Afraid of Poison Gas. Population, coloured, of Cardiff (parliamentary Farex cereal food, 18 Hintts for Civilians int the Eventt of a Poison note), 192 Forceps, sponge-holding 583 Gas Attack. rev., 214 Population and food supply, 320 Forceps for squiint operations, twin, 116 PICKWORTH F. A.: Chrotnic Nasal Sinusitis and Population, review of book on, 342 Forceps, tag, 583 Mental Disorder, rev., 15 "Poradenitis venerea" (leading article), 119- -Haemoglobin scale, 902 PIGEON, Henry Walter, obituary notice of, 1236 Correspondence on, 194 Histidine treatment, 788 PILE, G. R. (and C. E. VAN ROOYEN): Infection Port of London: Annual report of medical Hospital trolley fitted with emergency by Plasmodiurn knowlesi (ape malaria) In officer for 1934, 346 apparatus, 344 treatment of general paralysis of the insane, Port Regis Preparatory Scbool: Scholarships for Hypodermic pocket case, a new, 18 662 (0). 840 sons of medical men, 883 Kaldrox, 669 Pilgrimage to the Holy Places (in 1935),report of, Portable case for general practitioners, 843 Lighting of hospital wards, 18 1055 PORTER, Surgeon Vice-Admiral Sir James, death Liver extract, intramuscular, 953 Pilgrims and typhoid fever, 354-Outbreak in of, 310-Obituary notes of, 361 Mtandelic acid, 457, 669 Scotland, 354 Portraits, old medical, 1138 Marmite, therapeutic actions of, 1COO Svo-Z- - THE BRITISH 26 JULY-DEc., 1935 INDEX MEDICAL JOUR%NAL

PREPARATIONS AND APPLIANCES (continuited): Psychiatry, four decades of (Reginald Worth), QUIN, Dr.: Cancer of the uterine body, 922 Mouth opener for the insertion of airway,s,545 77 Quinine, ante-natal administration of. results of Nasal ionization, apparatuis for, 68 Psychiatry, review of book on, 455 (Philip J. Ganner), 205 (0) Nasal speculum, modified long-bladed Lennox- Psycho-analysis and psychotherapy (William Quinine in normal labour. use of (D. A. Mitchell Browne type, 302 Brown), 1099 and H. N. Bradbrooke), 206 (0) Nib, fountain-pen,adjustable,105) Psychological medicine: Information concern- Quinine, pre-natal, 931 Operating table, an attachment for tbe,788 ing the study of, 415 Palate retractor,583 Psychology, Medical, Institute of: Tempera- Periosteal elevator, push and ptll" type, 302 ment anddigestivedisorders. 102-Information Peritonsillar abscess opener, 1156 concerning the study of psychological medi- Prostigmin, concentrated solution of, 669 cine, 418-Professor Jung's seminars. 736- Portable case for general prantitioners, 843 Concepts concerning the conscious and un- R. Postural drainage,cheap appliance for. 902 conscious mind. 736-The problem of trans- Rectus. internal, exerciser, 953 ference, 737 Rabies and bats in Trinidad (Eric de Verteuil), Retractor, abdominal, for operations on tile Psychology, schools of (Bevan Brown), 817 1226 biliary tract, 1104 Psychoneuroses and medicine, 476. 521 Rabies, control of (leading article), 1002 Sodiuim mandelate, 902 Psychopathology (J. A. Iladfield), 1068 Rabies, inoculation for, fiftieth anniversary of Spectacles,glare shield for, 116 Psychoses of adolescence(W. S. Dawson), 651(0). the first successful, 47, 1137 Spectacles for 'spinal" cases. 259 803-Discussion, 803 RABINOWITSCH-KEMPNER, Lydia, death of, 482 Sucker regulating valve, 1104 Psychotherapy, after-results of (Mary C. Luff Racial pressure in the Pacific (Sir Raphael W. Sun lamp, Alpine, a new, 953 and Marjorie Garrod), 54 (0). See also Mal- Cilento), 809-Discussion, 809 "Sunic" suiper Roentgen power unit, 1000 adjusted RADE3MAKER, G. G. J.: R#Bactions Labvrintthiq ives Syringe, twin-injection. 902 Psychotherapy, facts and fancies in, 39. 87, 138 et Equilibre. L'Ataxie Laburinthique, rev., Theotone tablets, 116 Psychotherapy, future of, 476 786 Thermometers, legible clinical, 669 Public health authorities and voluntary hos- Radiation intensity, skin tolerance in relation Throat swab, an improved, 165 pitals, co-operation between, 1015 to (J. Struthers Fulton). 1165 Tonsil detector, 457 Public health centre, Bermondsey, 596 Radiation therapeutics, discussion on, 1164 Transilluminator,portable. 344 Public health, a century of, 1161 Radiation treatment of breast cancer (H1. M. Tuberculin pipette. 583 Public health diploma: Information concern- Moran), 686, 889 (0)-Discussion, 687 Urethral bougie. combination, 68 ing. 420 Radiation treatment of lingual carcinoma (R. Veganin brand tablets, 545 Public health in Dublin, 864 A. Gardner), 687,1090 (0) Public Health, International Office of: Report Radiography, chest, modern equipment for, 68, PRESCOTT, SamuelC. (and Murray P. HORWOOD): on undulant fever in England and Wales, 82 Radiography, inexpert, 1021,1072, 1131, 1138, 1177 Sedgwick's Principles of Sanitary Science and Public health medical services: Information 1231,1282-A correction, 1138 Public Health, rev., 900 concerning, 418 Radiological diagnosis in lung disease (J. G. Presen'tations, 697, 755, 919, 1163 Public health problems (J. A. Harbison), 1069 Edwards), 493 (0). 743-Discussion, 743 Presidential address (leading article), 506 Public health, review of book on, 900 Radiological training (MaJor D. B. McGrigor) PRESTON, Francis E.: Migraine, 1233 Public Health (Water and Sewerage) (Scotland) 800-Discussion. 800 -PRESTON, T. W.: Prognosis of hypertension, Bill, 44, 142, 189, 237 Radiological treatment, principles of, and their 273 Public medical services of Edinburgh, 1064 bearing on hospital x-ray organization (H. Preventive medicine. See Medicine Public medical services, future development Chambers and S. Russ), 9 (0) PREVET, Francois: Oleothorax for tuberculous (G. V. T. M'NMichael), 557 Radiology, British Institute of: Presidential empyema, 1030 Public and Preparatory Schools Year Book, rev., address, 793 -Congress of. See Congress of Priapism after pruritus ani, 1240 456 Radiology PRICE, Dorothy: Problems in public health, Public Works Loans Act, Royal Assent to, 1283 Radiology, diagnostic, 1164, 1165 -And calcium 1069 Publications, new and forthcoming, 981 changes (G. Harrison Orion), 1164 PRICE, Harold W.: Dr. Cheadle's trip across Publicity in medical matters. See MIedical Radiology of the mastoid (W. 0. Lodge), 579 (0) Canada, 41 Puerperal cystitis, severe (T. N. A. Jeffcoate), 921 Radiology, mi-edical, diploma for: Information PRIDEAUX, J. F. E.: Persisting effects of war Puerperal fever serum (parliamentarv note), 96 concerning, 431 neuroses, 181 Puerperal infections, prophylaxis against, 972 Radiology in medicine (Chalmers Watson), 1012 PRIMMER, John B.: Chloroform in midwifery, Puerperal sepsis, diet and, 1071 Radiology in obstetrics (R. E. Roberts), 1276 641 Puerperal sepsis, prophylaxis In, 1070,1 175, 1280 Radiology, review of books on, 15 PRIMRosE, W. B.: Cardiac resuscitation, 540 (0). Puerperal sepsis, remote results of (Sir Ewen Radiology, whither? 793 702, 820, 884 Maclean), 650 (0). 742-Discussion, 742 Radiosensitivity in relation to the time-intensity PRINGLE, A. M. N.:-Population and morbidity Puerperal sepsis. See also Sepsis factor (R. McWhirter), 1165 in Ipswich: report, 597 Puerperal septicaemia, serum treatment of, 84, Radiotherapy, Post-Graduate School of: Inform- PRINGLE. Harold, obituary notice of, 1235,1286 136. 185 ation concerning, 412 Prison accommodation in Scotland (parlia- Puerperal streptococcal septicaemia (H. F. Radium in bladder cancer and eye conditions, mentary note), 95 .Selwood Lindsay). 6 (0). 231-Correspondence 910 Prison, Barlinnie, medical officer's inspections on, 185, 231, 317, 356, 477. 561, 701, 876 Radium " burn," treatment of, 484 at (parliamentary note), 144 Pulmonary disease among barytes miners in Radium equipment, modern (G. W. C. Kaye), Prison Medical Service: Information concern- Shropshire (parliamentary note), 46 1164 ing, 428 Pulmonary infarct in a child (H. Rosenbloom Radium Commission: Names of members, 645 PRITCHARD, Blake: Neuro-muscular disturb- and R. J. Henderson), 64 Radium Institute, London: Annual report, 910 ances in myasthenia gravis, 272 Pulmonary tuberculosis. See Tuberculosis Radium, medical uses of,1007-MedicalResearch Private Practitioners' Association. See Asso- Pulmonary. See also Lung Council's report, 1007 ciation Punch among the doctors, 286 Radium treatment of naevi (N. S. Finzi), 571 (0) Prize, Anderson-Berry, 911 Punjab, epidemics in: report. 598 -Correspondence on, 702, 761 Prize for best essay on the administration or PURDON, Colonel W. B., appointed professor of Radium treatment of varicose veins, 319 physiology of anaesthetics, 958 hygiene, Royal Army Medical College, 41 Radiumbad Brambacli, post-graduate course at, Prize for best work on gynaecology, 47 Purbura haenmorrhagica, essential (Bernard 564 Prize. Bocconia. 710 Myers). 445 (0)-Correspondence on, 770 RAE, Alexander Montgomery Wilson, appointed Prize, Brunton Memorial, 826 Purpura haemorrhagica with agranulocytosis a member of the Executive Council and an Prize, Buckston Browne, 1029 following gold therapy (Philip ElIman and Official Member of the Legislative Council of Prize, Cameron 187 J. S. Lawrence), 622 (0) the Colony of the Gambia, 483 Prize, Hermnann Freund, 47 PURVES-STEWART, Sir James: Obesity, 681 RAHMAN, K. A.: Report on public health in the Prize, Katherine Bishop Harman, 435 - Intracranial tumour, 690 - (and David Punjab, 598-Epidemiic mortality, 598 Prize, Sir Charles Hastings, 435 WATERSTON): Observations on Fijian fire- Railways (Agreement) Bill, 1238, 1283-Royal Prize, Raymond Horton-Smith, 704 walkin4g, 1267 Assent to, 1283 Prize, Jessie Macgregor, 47 PuRvIs. Victor: Return of sight in an amblyopic Ram6n y Cajal leaves a legacy to found a prize, Prize, Middlemore, 435 eye. 184 931 Prize. Monaco, 193 PYBUS. F. C.: Surgery of the pancresls, 684- RAMSAY, Isobel S. W. (G. H. COLT and Margaret Prize, Nobel: In chemistry, award of, 1189-In Carcinoma of the colon, 741-Intussusception, M. M. MORRISON): The injection treatment of medicine, award of, 883-In physics, award of, 802-Fractures of the spine, 805 varicose veins, 49 (0) 1189 Pyelograpihy. See Urography RAMSAY, John: Carcinoma of the colon, 741 Prize, Parkes Memorial, 1028.1185 PY1KE, M. A.: Contraceptive technique, 1075 Rand mines, health in, (R. S. G. Stokes). 1068 Prize, Ram6n y Cajal, 931 Pyloric stenosis, congenital (W. A. Thompson RANKIN, Major W. A., called to the Bar, 1029 Prize, Rogers, 646 and Wilfrid F. Gaisford). 1037 (0) - Corre- Rat-bite fever. See Fever Prize, Henry Saxon Snell, 1270 spondence on, 1129,1177 RATHERY, F.: Le Traitement du Coma chez les Prize, West Riding Panel Practitioners'. 646 Pyloric stenosis, congenital hypertrophic, in DiabUtiques, rev., 1259 Profession, medical. See Medical uniovular twins (J. W. Redgate), 725, 973- RAU, Leo: Tetany with peculiar blood changes, Professional Classes Aid'Council, twenty-first Correspondence on, 875, 973, 1075 542 birthday of, 637 Pyloric stenosis. See also stenosis RAVEN, H. M.: Convalescence on the Thanet Prognosis, vol. i, rev.. 1154 Pyothorax (C. J. Fuller). 1174 coast, 637 Progr4s ltUdical for June 15th devoted to Victor Pyramidon as a causative factor of agranulo- RAW, Nathan: Bovine tuberculosis in Denmark. Hugo and medicine, 97-For October 5th to cytosis, 1223 30 Philippe Pinel. 883 Pyrexisa artificial, in epilepsy (F. L. RAY, M. E., memorial tablet to, 883 PROHASKk. Hubert, death of, 1236 Mc Lauighlin), 724 (0) RAYNER, H. H, Developmentof prostatectomy, Prostate, enlarged, operation for, 1240 Pvrexia in chronic pulmonary tuberculosis 1275-Treatment of enlarged prostate, 1275 Prostate, enlarged, treatm-ient of (H. H. Rayner), (Maurice Myers), 250 REASON, H. A.: Thte Road to AModern Science. 1275 Pyrexia, prophylaxis of, 1070, 1175, 1280 rev., 18 Prostate and oestrin (leading article), 460 Rectum, surgery of. See Surgery Prostatectomy (A. Clifford Morson), 739-Dis- Rectus, internal, exerciser, 953,1030 cussion. 739 Red Cross, British, Society. See Society Prostatectomv, development of (H. H. Rayner), REDDIN. Kerry: Problems of public health. 10Q9 1275 Q. REDGATE, J. W.: Congenital hypertrophic Prostigmin, concentrated solution of, 669 pyloric stenosis in uniovular twins, 725. 973 Prostitution, international legislation against, Quadruplets, ante-natal diagnosis of (E. Ulysses Redox" potential. See Oxidation-reduction 553 Williams), 1206 (0) potential Protein shock in treatment of retinitis (D. Simp- Quadruplets born in London. 769, 1206-(M. C. E. REEcE, Norman: Foetal cephalometry by son), 997 Constantine), 1206 (0)-At Eynesbury. 1137, 1207 x rays, 640 Proteolytic enzymes. See Enzymes (E. H. Harrisson), 1207 (0) Regius chair at Cambridge, 511 Protozoal disease, chemotherapy of (1I. Horlein), Queen's Institute of Nursing. See Nursing REID, A. McKie: Spectacles for "spinal" cases. 698-Discussion, 698 Queensland, North, Weil's disease in, 810 259 PRoUST, Robert. death of, 235 Quetta casualties, care of, 189-EHonours list, REID, James, obituary notice of, 562 Prurituis vulvae et ani, 1029, 1081, 1138, 1288-A 1011. See also India REID, R. J. G.: Report on medical inspection of correction, 1189 QuIcK, Balcombe: Hydatiddisease, 683-Surgery school children in County Armagh. 598 Psoriasis (H. W. Barber), 1020 of the pancreas. 684 Rtemedies, New anid Non-Official, rev., 341 THE BRITISH 2 JULY-DEC., 1935 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Renal tuberculosis. See Tuberculosis Reviews of Books (continued): Reviews of Books (conLtinnued): RENsFiAW, Arnold: Appreciation of Dan McKen- Anatomy for Dental Students, Systemic and Congress of Medicine, Argentine: Proceedings, zie, 1077 Practical (by Six Teachers, edited by E. P. 727 RENTON, D. G.: Hypnotic drugs, 749-Premedi- Stibbe), 16 Contraception, Principles of: A Handbook for cation, 807 Anatomy. Practical. Companion to Manuals of General Practitioners (Joan Malleson). 901 Research in Aberdeen City and County, 227 (E. B. Jamieson). fourth edition, 952 Cremation Society's Transactions, forty-sixth Research: Animal Diseases Research Associa- Anatomy, Practical Cunningham's Manual of number, 505 tion, annual meeting, 227 (revised and edited by J. C. Brash and E. B. Crippled and the Disabled. Rehabilitation of Research on asthma. See Asthma Jamieson), ninith edition, vols. i, ii, and iii, the Physically Handicapped in the United Research Board, Industrial Health: Report on 999 States (Henry H. Kessler). 300 the physique of man in industry. 262 Anatomy, Surgical, Beesly and Johnston's Cripples. See also Orthopaedic Research, chemical : Chemistry Research Manual of (revised by John Bruce), fourth Cunningham's Manua.l of Practical Anatomy Board's report for 1934, 122 edition, 301 (revised and edited by J. C. Brash and E. B. Research Council, Medical :-Appointments. 732 Anatomy, Surgical, Synopsis of (A. Lee Jamieson), ninth edition. 999 -Cross [Dorothy Temple] Research Fellow- McGregor), second edition, 343 Deafness, Inherited: Ererbte Taubheit (M. ships in Tuberculosis, awards, 269-Industrial Annual Rings: Jahresringe. Innenansicht Schwarz). 544 Health Research Board, Report, 631-Iodine in eines Menschenlebens (A. E. Hoche), 727 Dental Caries, Studies in the Aetiology of biological substances, determination of, re- Antarctic Exploration Past and Present (Com- (G. Graham--i Macphee), 456 port (C. 0. Harvey), 262-Physique of mtian in m-ander L. C. Bernacchi), 627 Dentistry, Comuion-sense, a National Neces- industry, report (E. P. Cathcart), 262-Raditum, Archivos de Medicina Legal e Identificaeao for sity (Edward Samson), 545 medical uses of, summary of reports from Alarcb, 344 Diabetes Mellitus: A Clinical Study (T. I!. research centres for 1934, 1C07-Vitamin A, Arthritis. Rheumatic, Chronic, Radiological Oliver), 545 standardization of, report on, 1160 Atlas of (The Hand) (S. Gilbert Scott). 668 Diabetes Mellitus, the Treatmlent of (Elliott P. Research Fellowships, Leverhulme: Awards Atlas Fundus Oculi (William Holland Wilmer), Joslin), fifth edition, 1258 made, 145 582 Diabetic A B C (it. D. Lawrence), third Research:-Industrial Health Research Board: Atitonomic Nervous System. See Nervous edition, 343 Annual report, 631 Backache (James Mennell), second edition, 17 Diabetic Coma: Le Traiteinent du Coma chez Research Laboratories, Lilly, Indianapolis, Bacteriology, General. Textbook of (Edwin 0. les Diabetiques (F. liathery), 1259 addresses delivered at the dedication of, 504 Jordan), eleventhi edition, 1164 Dictionary, Dorland's Medical, seventeenth Research, Mledical, Ileit Memorial Trust for: Bacteriology, Handbook of. For Students and edition, 1211 Meeting of trustees. 126-Note on the work of Practitioners of Medicine(Joseph W. Bigger), Dictionary, Gould's Medical (George Al. Gould ), Fellows, 126-Election of iewv Fellows, 127 fourth edition, 902 fouirth edition (edited by R. J. E. Scott and Research, medical, epochs in (Sir Henry H. Barnardo. Dr. (J. Wesley Bready), cheap C. V. Brownlow), 258 Dale), 771 (0)-Leading article, 789 edition, 953 Diet and Phbysical Efficiency (H. W. Haggard Research. medical, grants for (parliamentary Beesly and Johnston's Anatomy, 301 anid L. A. Greenberg), 1047 note), 284 Biochem-iical Labor atory Methods (Morrow Diet, Treatment by (Clifford J. Barborka), 163 Research, Xledical, Henry Lester Institute of, and Sandstrolm), 505 Dietetics for Premiiature InfaDnts- Nourissot s Shanghai, report for 1934, 241 Biochemistry, Annual Review of (edited by Dhbiles et Pr6matures, Ejude Di,t6tique Research, medical in the Irish Free State. 1124 JaInes Murray Luck), vol iv, 726 (L. Ribordeau-D1tmas anid M. Lataste), 953 Research.Medical. South African Institute for: Biochemiiistry of Medicine (A. T. Cameron and Dieting, Scientific (Violet E. Hastings), 116 Report on pnuemonia prophylaxis on the C. It. Gilmour), second edition, 114 Digestion: Pathologie Digestive (P. Harvier), Witwatersrand, 263 March issue of the Biochemistry, Textbook of (edited by 998 Publicationts contains a series of entomnological Benjamnin Harrow and Carl P. Sherwin), 341 Doctor and the Public. A Study of the Socio- studies, 325 Birth Control and its Opponents (Frank W. logy. Econlomics, Ethics, and Philosophy of Research in mental disease in Lr ndon, 792 White), 212 Medicine, Based on Medical History (James Research, pathological, in Leeds, 355 Biology: Living Things. An Introduction to Peter Warbasse), 950 Research Scholarships, Dorothy Temple Cross: Biology (Richard Palmer), 669 Doctors, For and Against (Robert Hutchisou Awards, 269 13iology: The School of Biology (Curt and G!adys M. Waubchope), 1102 Research Scholarship, William Gibson, for Thesing), 787 Loctor's Knigge: Der " Arzte-Knigge" (C. medical women, award of, 222 Biology, Textbools of (E. R. Spratt anid A. V. Seyfarlh), 788 Researeh, Scientific and Industrial: Food In- S pratt). 543 Electrocardiography, Illustrative (Joseph H. vestigation Board's annual report, 352-Report Birth Control See also Fertility Bainton anid Julius Burstein), 952 on atmospheric pollution, 1117 Blood and Blood-forming Organs: Sanig et Electrokinetic Phenomena and their Appli- Respirators, civilian (parliamentary note), 192, Organes H6mnopofetiques (A Touraine), 213 cation to Biiology anid Medicine (Harold A. 283. See (1lsoAir raids Blood Diseases, Clinical Atlas of (A. Piney and Abramson). 1049 Resident hospital posts. See Hospital Stanley Wyard), third edition. 998 Empire Social Hygiene Year Book for 1935, Respiratory symptoms from sea-water inhala- Blood Disorders (Lionel E. H. Whiitby and 343 tion (Surgeon-Lienitenant Eric James), 624 C. J. C lBritton). 502 Encyclopaedia on Ferments. See Ferments Responsible experience under guidance," 473 Blood Disorders, Obscure :-Angines ILJympho- Encyclopaedia, Technical and Scientific (edited 'Responsibility under supervision, 462. See also mnonocytaires: Agranulocytose, Leuc6mies, by C. F. Tweney and I. P. Shirshov), vol. ii, Responsible Leucoep6niques (J. Sabraz&s and R. Saric), 116 Resuscitation, cardiac (W. B. Primrose), 540 (0) 301 Endocrine Glands, Diseases of the (Hermann -Correspondence on, 601.640 Blood Groups and Blood Transfusion (A. S. Zondek, translated by Carl Prausnitz), third Resuscitation with comvlete recovery following Wiener), 66 edition, 667 apparent death under anaesthesia (R. A. Blood Pressure, Arterial:-La tension arteri- Endocrine Therapy: Status of Enzymes and Grant), 64 elle (maxima, moyenine, minima): L'hyper- Hormones in Therapy (G. F. Walker), 842 Resuscitation, jiu-jitsu methods in. 318 tension, Ilhypotension et leur traitement Endocrinology, Recent Advances in (A. T. Reticulocyte reactions (leading article', 307 (E. Donzelot). 669 Cameron), second edition, 213 Reticulo endothelial systemi,review of book on, Body Mechanics in the Study and Treatmiient Endometriosis, Clinical, Pathogenetic, and 211 of Disease (Joel E. Goldthwait, Lloyd T. Experimental Investigations of (Hans Retinitis treated by protein shock (D. Simpson), Brown, Loring T. Swain, John G. Kuhns), Fredrik Harbitz), 543 997 115 Enzymes and Hiormones in Therapy, Status of Retinoscopy, a model eye for, ]65 Bombay in the Cays of George IV: Mlemoirs (G. F. Walker), 842 Retractor, abdominal, for operations on the of Sir Edward West. With Hitherto Un- Everyman in Health and Sickness (edited by biliary tract, 1104 published Documents (F. Dawtrey Drewitt), Harry Roberts), 786 Retractor.palate, 583 second edition, 67 Eye. See Ophthalmology Retreat,York: Annual report, 470 Breath, Control of the: An Elementary Faeces: Manuiel de Coprologie Clinique (R. RETTGOER, Leo F. (and others): Lactobacillus Manual for Singers and Speakers (G. Dodds Goiffon), third edition, 1259 anidophilus and its Therapeutic and J. D. Lickley), second edition, 1211 Feeding of Boys. See Schoolboy 730 Applicattion, Cancer: Carcinom, 342 Feeding in Infancy and Childhood, Modern RETE:LIS,f.: A new "cure " for cancer, 1159 Cardiac Infarction: L'Infarctus du Myocarde Methods of (Donald Paterson and J. Forest Bevsts d'Hyusilne et de M4decine Preventive: (Eduardo Coelho), 115 Smith), fifth edition, 626 November issue devoted to streptococcal in- Case Taking, Clinical: Supplement to Methods Feeding, Infant: L'Alimentation du Nourris- fections, 1189 in Medicine, (George Herrmann), 17 son Malade (M. Pth u and P. lHertoye), 626 Revista di Chirurgie for October contains the Case Taking: L'Examen du Malade (P. Delmas Ferments: Die Fermente und ibre Wirkungen. Proceedings of the Congress of the Italian and G. Giraud), 17 Supplement. Lieferung I. (Carl Oppen- Society of tMurgery, 1189 Case-Taking and Diagnosis, Medical (A. J. heimer). 902 Bevista de Medicitne aplicadsa a los Depor-tes, Kohiyar). 17 Fertility, Periodic, and Sterility in Women: Educacion Fiuica V Trabajo. first issue of, Castration: La Castration chez l'Homme et A Natural Method of Birth Control (Hermann 863 les ModifiatioisaMorphologiques qu'elle Rnaus; translated by D. H. Kitchin and Bevi8ta Espanola de dels Enfermedades del Entraine (Fugene Pittard), 1103 Kathleen Kitchin), 16 Aparato Digestivo vde la Nutrition: a new Cervix Uteri, with Special Reference to the Fever. Undulant: Traitement de la Fi6vre Spanish journal, 916-September issue con- Development of Cancer (R. Francis Matters), Ondulant (Dr. Cambassed6s), 67 tainm the proceedings of the first International 1155 Fevers : Maladies. Infectieuses: Leeons Congress of Gastro-enterology, 1029 Chemistry, Applied. Origins and Development Cliniques Professees a l'Hopital Claude- of (J. R. Partington), 1155 Bernard (Lemierre), 15 Chemiistry, Applied, Thorpe's Dictionary of, First Aid for Everybody (A. J. B. Goldsmith), Reviews of Books: second volume of the supplement of, 17 1050 Abdomen, Acute, Early Diagnosis of (Zachary Chemistry, Inorganic and Thooretical, Com- For and Against Doctors. See Doctors Cope), 1156 prehensive Treatise on, vol. xiv (J. W. Forensic Medicine: Prassi Medico-Forense Absorption Spectra, Application of to the Mellor), 667 (Francesco Ballotta), 952 Study of Vitamins and Hormones (R. A. Chemistry, Physiological, Laboratory Manual Fractures and Dislocations, Text-Book of: Morton), 67 of (Meyer Bodansky and Marion Fay), 669 Covering their Pathology. Diagnosis, aod Actas y Trabajos; 727 Child, The: His Origin. Development and Care Treatment (Kellogg Speed), third edition, Aden, a Glimpse of (Squadron Leader B. F. (Florence Brown Sherbon), 16 1209 Haythortnthwaite),1258 Children, Diseases of (edited by M. Pfaundler Fractures and Dislocations, Treatment of Age: L'Age Critique (Etude Pathogenique et and A. Schlossmann; English translation (R. Broomhead), 727 Cliniquel (Gl.MLaraft6n), 503 by M. G. Peterman), 211 Fractures: Traitement des Fractures et Age, Old, Medical Side of (Josef Kluger), 953 Children of Alorphinists. See Morphinists Iluxations des Mlembres (Jacques Levu if, "Albatross," Being the Biography of Conrad Children's Diseases, Recent Advances in Charles Girode. and Raoul-Charles Mont'), Fitz-Gerald (written by Conrad Trelawney (Wilfred J. Pearson and W. G. Wyllie), third second edition, 668 Fitz Gerald), 214 edition, 626 Gas, Poison:-Don't be Atrald of Poison Gas: American Medicine (Henry E.Sigerist),543 Chinese Drugs: Chinesisclle Drogen (Tsutomu Hints for Civilians in the Event of a Poiton Amblyopia Reader (Margaret Dobson), 788 Ishidoya). second part, 68 Gas Attack (F. N. Pickett), 214 Anaemias, Relation of to Nutrition (J. S. Chinese Medical Directory. English edition, Gastroscopy: Trait6 de Gastroscopie et de Rodriguez), 1211 165 Pathologie endoscopique de l'Estomasv Anaesthesia, Theory and Practice of (M. D. Cholagogues- Lia Th6rapeutique Cholagogue WFranqois Moutier). 257 Nosworthy), 455 (Etienne Chabrol). 1104 Genetics. See Heredity THE BRITISH 28 JULY DEc., 1935 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Reviews of Books (continued): Reviews of Books (continued): Reviews of Books (continued): Genito-Urinary Diseases. Synopsis of (Austin Medical Directory (1936).1156 Pathology, Surgical, Text Bock of (Charlee I. Dodson), 504 Medical Directory. Chinese, English edition, F. W. Illingworth and Bruce M. Dick) Go to the Country (Philip Gosse), 1210 165 second edition, 1102 Golf Diseases: So That's What I Do ! (Enid Medical History. Annales of (edited by Francis Patient and Doctor (Sir Henry B. Bracken- Wilson and Robert A. Lewis), 344 R. Packard), new series, vol. vii, No. 3, May bury),725 Great Lives ": Keats (B. [for Eyans), Huxley 1935, 66 Peter Porcupine (Margery Bowen), 1156 (E. W. MacBride), W. G. Grace (Bernard Medical Man and the Witch duiring the Pharmacology: Handbuch der Experimen- Darwin). Florence Nightingale (D. Lam- Renaissance (Gregory Zilboorg), 626 tellen Pharmakologie (A. Heffter), 257,1049 mond), 1000 Medical Matnual, Tropical (Colonel Percy E. Pharmacopoeia of the Royal Infirmary, Edin- Growth (Myrtle B. McGraw). 1104 Turner), 952 burgh, fifth edition, 1259 Growth, Normal and Abnormal: Carcinom Medical Mysteries, Minor (Leonard Williams), Physiologists, Oxford. Bibliography of Two. (edited by Professor Kolle), 342 1209 Richard Lower, 1631-1691- John Mayow, Gynaecology: Lehrbuch der Gynakologie Medical Practitioners in the Diocese of 1643-1679 (John F. Fulton),1210 (W. Stoeckel), fourth edition, 115 London, Licensed under the Act of 3 Henry Physiology Applied: Lecons de Physiologie, Gynaecology for Students and Practitioners VIII, C. 11. An annotated List,.1529-1725 M6dico-Chirurgicale (L6on Binet), 1048 (T. Watts Eden and Cuthbert Lockyer), (J. Harvey Bloom and R. Rntson James). 342 Pneumonokonioses [Silicosis) Literature and fourth edition, 163 Medicinal Index (M. T. Scbnirer), 1050 Laws of (George G.DavisElla M. Salmonsen Gynaecology. See also Midwifery Medicine, American (Henry E. Sigerist, trans- and Joseph L. Earlywine), 1210 Hair and Scalp. A Clinical Study (with a lated by H ildegard Nagel), 543 Poisoning, Acute, Treatment of (H. L. Chapter on Hirsuties) (Agnes Savill), 1102 Medicine, Biochemistry of (A. T. Cameron and Marriott), 931 Halfway to the Hereafter (Ethel Turner C. it. Gilmour), second edition, 114 Population, Growth and Distribution of Stoneman), 843 Medicine, Essentials for Practitioners and (S. Vere Pearson). 342 Hanged by the Neck (Frank Layton). 1000 Students (G. E. Beaumont), second edition, Practitioner's Library of Medicine and Sur- Head, Heart, and Hands in Human Evolution 65 gery, vol. viii, Therapeutics. 300 (R. R. Marett). 114 Medicine, Forensic: Prassi Medico-Forense Preventive Medicine. See Medicine Healing Ritual (P. Kemp), 302 (Francesco lPallotta), 952 Prognosis, Vol. 1,1154 Health and Human Progress. An Essay in Medicine for Nurses, Text-Book of (E. Noble Psychiatry: Report of Committee on Psychi- Sociological Medicine (Rene Sand, trans- Chamberlain), second edition, 344 atric investigations. 455 lated by C. F. Marshall), 1211 Medicine, Preventive, Principles and Practice Puiblic Ill Health (C. E. McNally), 456 Healtb, a New Angle on (Nature's Provision of, two volume's (edited by C. W. Hutt and Public and Preparatory Schools Year Book. for the Health and Happiness of Mankind) H. Hyslop Thomson), 951 456 (Surgeon Captain D. H. C. Given), 67, Medicine, Principles anid Practice of (Sir Queer People (Harold Dearden), 116 Heart Disease, Practical Talks on (George L. William Osler and Thomas McCrae), twelfth Race. Sex, and Environment: A Study of Carlisle), 1103 edition, 667 Mineral Deficiency in Human Evolution Heart Disease in the Tropics (H. 0. Gune- Medico-Legal Society of Victoria, Proceedings (J. R. de la it. Marett), 1257 wardene), 842 of, I)uring the Years 1931-2 and 19 2-3 (edited Radiology: Die KliniEche Roentgendiagnostik Heredity and the Ascent of Man (C. C. Hurst), by John V. Barn y and A. E. Coates), 998 der Inneren Erkrankungeu. vols. i and ii 257 Memoirs of a Camp Follower (Phil p Gosse), (Herbert Assaiiann), fifth edition, 343 Heredity: Mainly Human (Eldon Moore), 1048 788 Radium Treatment of Skin Diseases, New Hooke, Robert, Diary of, 1672-1680 (edited by Mental Diseases, Manual of. A Textbook for Growths, Diseases of the Eyes and Tonsilg Henry W. Rtobinson and Walter Adams), 258 Students and Practitioners in India (Major (Francis H. Williams),1259 How to Live for a Hundred Years and Avoid C. J. Lodge Patch), 788 Radiumland X Rays, Method of Action of on Disease (Luigi Cornaro,translated byGeorge Mental Disorder, Problem of: Report of Living Tissues (Hector A. Colwell), 15 Herbert), 545 Committee on Psychiiatric Investigations, Remedies, New and Non-Official 341 Human Nature, Foundations of: The Study of 455 Reminiscences (Agnes Hunt), 1211 the Person (John Morris Dorsey), 952 Mentality and the Criminal Law (O. C. M. Reticulo-Endothelial System: Physiologie et Human Stupidity, Short History of (Walter P. Davis and F. A. Wilshire, 1103 Pbysiopathologie du SystAme Reticulo- Pitkin), 583 Middlesex Hospital Medical School, Collected Endothelial (Albert H. Du Bois). 211 Hygiene: Ausbildung in der Hygiene (Julius Papers of (1934-5), 1259 Rheumatic Arthritis. Chronic, ltadiological v. Darinyi). 1257 Midwifery. By Ten Teachers (edited by Atlas of tThe Hand) (S. Gilbert tScott), 668 Hygiene, Modern School (R. Gamlin), 727 Sir Comyns Berkeley, J. S. Fairbairn, and Rheumatic Diseases, Chronic. Reports on. Hygiene and Sanitation: The Essentials of Clifford White), fifth edition, 455 No.1 'edited by C. W. Buckley), 625 Modern HealtbCare(Jesse Feiring Williams), Midwifery fcr Obstetric Dressers, Pupil-Mid- Rheumatic Infection in Childbood: Pie Rheu- third edition, 67 wives, and Midwives, Handbook of (Sir matische Infektion im Kindesalter(E. Glanz- Incompatibles: IncompatibilitAs Pharma- Comyns Berkeley), ninth edition. 456 mnann), 313 ceutiques (A. Goris and M. A. [iot), 1104 Mind, the Subnormal (Cyril Burt), 581 Rbeumatism in General Practice. Treatment Infants, Premature, Dietetics for. See Morphinists. Children of: Die Kinder Mitnn- of (W. S. C. Copeman), second edition. 787 Dietetics licher und Weiblicher Mo -phinisten (Kurt Rickets Studien fiber Rachitis (Erling Injury and Incapacity, with Special Reference Pohlisch), 504 itusturg), 627 to Industrial Insurance (H. Ernest Griffiths), Mother and Fathers: How to Keep Yourselves R ad to Modern Science (H. A. Peason). 18 581 and Your Children Well and Strong, fifteenth Round Mystery Mountain, a Ski Adventui e International Clinics, vol. i of the fortv-fifth edition, 456 (Sir Not man Watson and E. J. King), 17 series, 165-Vol. ii of the forty-fifth series, Motor Driver. Intoxicated, Problem of tbe, 302 Roy est Mort (Macleod Yearsley), 1211 504-Vol. i of the forty-fifth series, 1049 Nasal Sinusitis, Chronic. and its Relation to St. John's Hospital Deimatological Society: Jackson, EIughlings, Memorial Volume (edited Mental Disorder (F. A. Pickworth), 15 Transactions and annual report, 788 by Ladislaw Benedek). 627 Nervou94 System, Autonomic. Anatomy, Sanitary Science and Public Health, Sedg- Joints, Surgery of. See Surgery Physiology and Surgical Treatment (James wick's Principles of (Samuel C. Prescott and Kings of England: Le Roy est Mort (Macleod C. White), 1209 Murray P. Horwood), 900 Yearsley), 1211 New Angle on Health. See Health Schoolboy. The.a Study of Nutrition. Physical King's and Some King's Men. Being a Record Nightingale, Florence (D. Lammond), 1000 Development anl Health (G. E. Friend), 256 of the Medical Departmentof King's College, Nomenclature of Disease, the Standard School Hygiene. See Hygiene London. from 1830 to 1909, and of King's Classified (edited by H. B. Logie), 17 Science and the Human Temperament (Erwin College Hospital Medical School from 1909 to Nurses, Text-Book of Medicine for, 344 Hchr6dinger), 626 1934 (HtWilloughby Lyle), 65 Nursing, Ophthalmic (Maurice H. Witing), Scionce, Unsolved Problems of (A. W. Haslett). Kubo, Ino. Festschrift. 668 second edition, 7x6 1049 Laboratory Manual of the Department of Nursing, Surgical, and After Treatment (H. C. Scientists, British. ef the Nineteenth Century Bacteriology and Immunology of the Peiping Rutherford Darling). fifth edition, 582 (J. G. rowther). 164 Union Medical College, second edition, 505 Nursing Technique, Textbook of tMarion L. Sedgwick's Sanitary Science. Se Sanitary Laboratory Methods and Diagnosis. Clinical: Vannier and Barbara A. Thompson), second Seminology: S6miologie des Affections de la A Textbook in Laboratory Procedures with edition, 165 Bouche et des Dents (Charles Ruppe). 843 their Interpretation (R. B. H. Gradwohl). 1101 Nursing, Theory and Practice of (M. A. Sex and a Changing Civilization (Kenneth Labyrinths: R6actions Labyrinthiques et Gullan), fouirth edition, 165 Walker). 302 Equilibre, L'Ataxie Labyrinthique (G. G. J. Nutritional Disorders in Children : Kinder- Shooting. Rough (G. K. Yeates and H. N. Rademaker), 786 krankheiten und Ernahrungslehre (Kurt Winnall. 627 L'Anone Electro-radiologique (Dr. Morel- Scheer), 1C48 Silicosis, Literature and Laws of, 1210 Kahn), 788 Nutrition and Physical Fitness (L. Jean Sinusitis, Nasal. Chronic. and its Relation to L'Ann6e M6dicale Pratique, fourteenth year, Bogert), second edition, 66 Mental Disordur(F. A. Pici-worth). 15 17 Nutrition Work with Children (Lydia J. Skull Radiography: ApparatffUr PrsziFionsauf- Leaves from the Life of a Country Doctor ,Roberts), 843 nalmen des Schadlels (Erik Lysholm), 1156 (Clement Bryce Gunn, edited by Ruther- Obstetric Medicine. The Diagnosis and So That's What I Do I (Enid Wilson and ford Crockett). 1259 Management of the Commoner Diseases in Robert A. Lewis), 344 Lilly Research Laboratories, Addresses Relation to Pregnancy (edited by Fred L. Social Survey, Local, in Great Britain (A. F. delivered at the dedication of, 504 Adair and Edward J. Stieglitz), 582 Wells), 843 Living Things. An Introduction to Biology Obstetrics. See Midwifery Speech in childhood: Its Development and (Richard Palmer). 669 Oculi, Atlas Fundus (William Holland Wilmer), Disorders (George Seth and Douglas Lodgings for Twelve (H. HI. Bashford), 213 582 Guthrie), 212 Lower, Richard, 1631-1691 (John F. Fulton), Old Age, Medical Side of (Josef Kluger), 953 Sportsman's Labraty: Vol. v, Making a Shoot 1210 Ophthalmic NursiDg. See Nursing (Lieut. General Sir John Goodwin)-Vol. vi, Lum Hat Wantin' the Croon (David Rorie), Ophthalmology, Aide to (N. Bishop Harman), Trout Fishing (H. 0. Turing)-Vol. vii. 1259 eighth edition, 545 Salmon Fishing (W. J. Menzies), 302 M.B. Examination: Papers Set for Past Ophthalmology in General Practice (0. Gayer Squint: Amblyopia Reader (OMargaret Dobson), Fifteen Years (F. S. Mitchell Heges). 583 Morgan), 504 788 MacAlister of Tarbert, Sir Donald. 1154 Ophthalmology, Handbook of (Humphrey Sterility. Human. Causation, Diagnosis, and Malignant Disease, Early Diagnosis of (Geoffrey Neame and F. A. Williamson-Noble), second Treatmett. A Praetical Manual of Clinical Keynes), 1258 edition, 301 Procedure (Samuel Raynor Meaker), 900 Man and the Machine (edited by Hubert Optical Rotatory Power (T. Mfartin Lowry', 583 Sterilization, Human, To-day (Cora B. S. Williams. 544 Orthopaedic Institutions, Voluntary Organi- Hodson). 213 Materia Medica (W. Hale-White, edited by zations, and Official Schemes for the Welfare Stock Exchianges Ten-Year Record of Prices A. H. Douthwaite), twenty-second edition, of Cripples, Directery of, 627 and Dividends. 18 116 Oryzation Theory (I. A. Simpson), 259 Suicide: Halfway to the Hereafter (Ethel Mayow, John, 1643-1679 (John F. Fulton), 1210 Osteopathic Ljesion (George Macdonald and Turner Stoneman). 843 Medical Annual General Index and Review W. Hargrave-Wilson), 503 Surgery of the Shoulder-joint:-L'l'kpau'le: (1925-34), 258 Oxford Physiologists. See Physiologists Anatomie des Formes E1xterieures; Anatomie Medical Annual. Practical (edited by Canille Pathology, Clinical, and the Technique of Radiographique; Chirurgie Op6ratoire Lean), 17 Collecting Specimens (William Smith), 164 (Antoino Basset and Jacques Mialaret), 213 Medical and Diploma in Public Health Ex- Pathology: Pathologie Digestive (P. Harvier), Surgical Nursing. See Nursing amination Papers, 1050 -998 Therapeutics, 300 THE BRITISH 29 JULY-DEC., 1935 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL 29

Reviews of Books (conttinued): Rizzi, Manuel J.. death of. 362 RUSSELL. Ritchie: Disturbances of memory Therapeutics: La Th6rapeutique Cholagoguie ROBERTS, Edward, obituary notice of. 1184 followingbeAd injuries, 271 (Etienne Chabrol). 1104 ROBERTS. Henry (editor): Evervmatl int Health RUssE8LL, Violet-Venereal disease and mater- Thyroid Gland. Diseases of the (Arthur E. antd Sickniess, rev., 786 nity and ehildlwelfare. 174 Hertzler), third edition, 727 ROBEBTS, John: Hydrogen peroxiide in ear RUSSELL,W. Kerr,Electro.pyrexia, 925 Treatment. Modern, in General Piractice, vol. ii disease, 561, 703 Rtissia Soviet.blind persons in numbers,* 145 (edited by Cecil P. G. Wakeley), 902 ROBERTS, Lydia J.: Nutritioss Work with RUUSTING, Erling*Studien iber ltachstis, rev.. Tropical Medical Manual (Colonel Percy E. Children, rev.. 843 627 Turner), 952 ROBERTS, R. E.: Cineradiograpby, 1127-Radio- RUJTHBRFORD, H. R. C.: Persisting efforts of Tuberculosis, Clinical, vols.i and ii 'edited by logy in obstetrics, 1276 war neuroses. 181 Benjamin Goldberg), 841 ROBERTSON. Alistair Argyll: Congenital cystic RUTHERFORD, R.: Treatment of acute chole- Tuberculosis of the Lymphatic System lung. 837 (0) cystitis. 316-Fractures of the neck of the (Riebard H. Miller), 786 ROBERTSON, Sir Carrick: Thyrotoxicosis. 789 femur. 600 Tuberculosis, Pulmonary: Diittherapie der ROBERTSON, Sir Charles Grant: Out-patient RUTEERFORD. Robert: Post-operative treatment Lungentuberkulose (Max Gerson), 900 departments, 1010 of congenital pyloric stenosis. 1101 Tumours of the Brain: Tumeurs de l'En- ROBERTSON, E. Graeme: Intracranial tumour, RYAN,Edward: Glaucoma, 745 c6phale (D. Paulian), 625 691 RYAN.. G. V.: Histidine treatment of peptic 'Ulcers in the Tea-Gardens (Christie McGuire), ROBERTSON, Katherine Octavia, obituary notice ulcer,602 842 of, 1183 RYLR,,John Alfred, appointed Regius Professor Undulant fever. See Fever ROBERTSON, W. N.: Treatment of maxillary of Physic in the University of Cambridge.511- Urinary Tract in Childhood: Chronische sinusitis, 691 Appointed a member of the Medical Research Infektiose Erkrankungen der Harnmege im ROBINSON, Sir Arthur: Appointed chairman of council, 732-Honorary M.A.. M.D. Cambridge Kindesalter (Alfred Sundal), 627 the Supply Board. 219-Presentation to, 1163 conferred on, 826-The Aims and Methods of Urology in General Practice (A. E. Roche), 999 ROBINSON. A. Leyland: Unilateral menstrual Medical Science, 1105 Urology, Principles and Practice of (Frank pain, 1173 Hinman), 841 ROBINSON. Joseph, obituary notice of, 481 Urology, Text Book of, for Students and ROBSON, John Michael, elected.to a Beit Mem- Practitioners (Daniel N. Eisendrath and orial Fellowship, 127 Harry C. Rolnick), third edition, 164 ROCHE. A. E.: Urology in Genteral Practice, Vitamins and Hormones, the Application of rev., 999 S. Absorptinn Spectra to the Study of (R. A. ROcHE. C.: Prostatectomy, 740 Morton), 67 RorHE. Redmond: Voluntarv euthanasia. 926 St. Albans. Bishop of: Birth control in modern Water Metabolism: Der Wasserhaushalt des Rockefeller Medical Fellowships. award of. 80 life, 1009 Gesunden und Kranken Menschen (Hellmut RODRIGUFZ, J. a.: Relation of Anaemias to St. Andrews, annual report on tbe health of. 354 Marx), 544 Nutrition. rev., 1211 St. Jobn of Jerusalem, Order of the Hospital of: Who's Who for 1936.1259 ROENTGEN. bust of added to the German Report for 1934. 176 -Welfare of disabled ex- Woman's MIysteries. Ancient and Moderp Museum at Munich, 193 service men.176 (M. Esther Harding), 1155 Roentgen power unit." Sunic " super. 1000 SABAWALA, Major Bebram Pestonji, obituary World of Colour (David Katz), 627 ROGERs. Sir Leonard: Liver abscess, 873 notice of, 882 Year Book of the American Pharmaceutical ROLLESTON, Sir Humphry Davy: Purvis Oration SABRAZtS. J. (and R. SABIC): Anginies Lympho- Association, 1104 on the shifting sands of the architecture of monocVtaires: Agrannlocytot-e, Leucfiries, Year-Bool, Empire Social Hygiene for 1935,343 medicine.127-Reviews Sir Donitald MacAlisttr Leucopeniques. rev., 301 Year Book, Ptiblic and Preparatory Schools, of Tarbert, 1154 SACKS, George: Surgery in Moscow, 1118 456 ROLLESTON. J. D.: Agranulocytosis, 1224 SAINSBUIRY, John: Treatment of Bell's palsy, Youth, Sex and Life (Gladys M. Cox), 669 ROLNICR, Harry C. a(nd Daniel N. FISENDRATH): 876 Zoology, Elementary, for Medinal Students Text-Book on Urology. For Sthvents and SAINT, James H.: Abdominal retractor for (L. A. Borradaile), tbird edition, 545 Practitioners. third edition, rev.. 164 operations on the biliary tract, 1104 ROMANELLI. I.: Gastricand dundonal ulcers, 273 SALAMAN, Meyer Head, elected to a Beit Memorial REYNOLDS, J. Russell: Apparatus for cine RONALDSON. G.: Pathogenesis of diphtherial Fellowsbhip, 127 radiograph]y, 457-Cineradiograpby, 1127 paralysis. 131 SALEN, E. B.: Monovalent and polyvalent hay REYNOLDS, L. W., obituary notice of, 92, 142 RONDONI. Pietro. nominated director- general of fever, 351 Rbeumatic conference at Hath (1937), 310 the Victor Emmanuel ITI Instituite for the SALKELD, C.: Modified long-bladed Lennox- Rheumatic diseases, chronic, review of book on, Study and Treatment of Cancer, 931 lBrowne type of nasal speculum, 302-"Push 625 ROORDA, J.: War and peace, 694 and pull " periosteal elevator. 302 Rheumatic Diseases (Chronic] Committee, Roos. .J.: Outbreak of acute exanthem at SALKELD, Roy: The cortical mastoid operation British: Reports of, 625 Rotterdam, 658 15 DAvis and Rheumatism, acute, and its results (K. Douiglas ROOTEN. C. FJ. van. SeeVan SALMONSEN, Ella M.: (George G. Wilkinson), 99(0) ROQuE. Germain, death of. 281 Joseph L. EARLYWINE): Pteumoonokonioses Rheumatism and the health resort (leading 1RORIE David: The Lum 1-flat Watlitn' the Croon, Silicosis] Liter-ature antd Laws of 1934. rev., article). 1106 and other Poems, rev., 1259 1210 Rheumatism, international hospital for treat. ROSE. George, obituary notice of, 524 SALTER, A., elected M.P. for BermondseY (West), ment of to be erected in Budapest. 1287 Rose bush. poisoning from a,. 98 1008 Rbeumatism research in Leeds, 1123 ROSENBLATT, W., death of. 825 SALVADOR, Republic of, issues stamps figuring a Rheumatism, review of book on, 7117 Rosr.NBLOOM, Fr. (and R. J. HENDERSON): PUl- mosquito, 363 Rheumatoid arthritis with a large number of moonory infaret, in a childl, 64 SAMSON, Edward: Common-Sense Dentistrv (A subcutaneous fibrous nodules (A. R. Neligan), ROsr8NnHIse. Adlhle Helen,elected to a Beit Meni- National Necessitr), rev, 545 1046 orial Fellowship. 127 SAND, Ren6: Health anid Hutmani Progress. An Rheumatoid arthritis, gold treatment of ROSEINTHAL. 1t. B.: Tuberculouq emp emma, 693 Essay in Sociological Medtstcse, rev., 1211 - 1282 (Herbert J. Williams), 1098 (0) Corre- Ross, A (and J. H CRAWFORD):-Ru1pture of SANDERS. Frederic: Inexpert ra(diography, spondence on, 1233. See also Calcium and gold bronchiectatic abscess: an unusual easge, 14- SANDSTROM (and MORROW):- Jiochtmical Labora- therapy Pleural effusion in artificial poeumothorax, tory MeihIods, rev.. 505 Rheumatoid arthritis, review of book on, 668 752 SANGUINETTI. Harold H.: The pharmacist as Rheumatoid arthritis. See also Arthritis Ross Cosbie: Surgical aspects of the kidney, pathologist," 232-Birth control in modern life, RHo, Filippo, death of, 767 1276 1074 RHODDES, E. C. (and Sir Philip HARTO -): An Ross, T. A.: The psychoneuroses and medicine, Sanitary science, review of book on, 900 Examinatiotn of Examiniatiotts, 1212 521 SANO, Dr.: The boarding-out slsteni, 267 Rhythm, gallop (Crighton Bramwell), 739-Dis- Roundworms. See Worms SAARIC, K (and J. SBARAZSS): ,Asqines Lvmpho- cussion. 739. See also Gallop Roussy, Professor, nominated an Officer of the moniocytaires: Agranuloedytose, Leuc6mies, Rib, fracture of. See Fracture Legion of Honour. 710 Leucowkniques. rev., 301 RI1BADEAU-DUXAS. L. (and M. LATASTE): Les ROUTIER, Arnaud. death of, 142 SASAGAWA, Hikomasa, one hundredth birthday Zouri-ssons Dibiles et Primattures, Etude ROWDEN. L. A.: Whither radiology? 793 of, 483 DiWtique, rev., 953 ROW1.ETTE. R.-J.: Medical reorgani7ation in the SAUERBRUCH. Ferdinand: Awarded the Robert Ribbon Development, Restriction of, Bill, 189, Irish Free State, 130-Teindeneies in medicine, Koch medal, 363-At Newcastle, 918- Elected a 237-Royal Assent to. 282 871-Problems in public health, 1069 life member of the Germau Philosophical RIcE. David, obituary notice of, 322 RowsE, Edward Leopold, obituary notice of, Society, 1287 Rice, parboiled, and epidemic dropsy, 471 767 SAUNDERS, J. C.: Diphtheria in Cork, 356 RicHARD, Eugene,death of.1236 ROxBURGH. David, obituary notice of, 1286 SAVAGE, W. G.: Functions of the medical officer RIcHA'RDs, Alfred Newton, honorar y LL.D. Roy, D. W.* Treatmeint of breech cases 9)9 of health, 844-Health education in the schools. conferr-ed on, 177 1058 Edinburgh Royal Academy of Mediciue. See Academy A RzcAans, D. T.: Swallowed foreign bodies, 98 Rloyal Army Medical Cor-ps as a career, 461. SAVILL, Agnes: The Hair and the Scalp. RICHARDsoN, Lieut.-Col. D. T., apnointed assist- See also Army, British Clinical Studv (with a COlapter on Hirsuties), ant director of hygiene at the War Office, 362 Roval Faculty of Physicians andl Surgeons of rev., 1102 RiCHARDSON, William George: Death of, 849- Glasgow: Annual meeting. 980-Information SAWYER, Wilbur A.. appointed general director Obituary notice of, 928 concerningthe stuly of medicine., 387-Fellows of the International Health Division of the RicirET. Charles, obituary notice of, 1160 admitted, 767, 1185- Honorary highbr dental Rockefeller Foundation, 363 RIDDELL, James Robertson, obituary notice of. diploma conferred, 980-regacy to. 1185 Scalenus anticus syndrome. 219 90 Royal Medical Benevolent Fund. See Fund SOANTLEBURY, G. C.: Sibusitis in children, 781 RIDDELL, John: Incidence of erysipelas, 946(0) Royal Sanitary Association of Scotland Congress. (0) RIDDELL, W. J. B.: Registration of opticians, See Congress SCHALTENBRAND, G.: The cerebro spinal fluid, 764 Royral Sanitary Institute, Congress of. See 270 RIDDOCa, George: Treatment of meningitis, 850 Congress SOHEER. Kurt: Kinderkrankheitfn slqld Ernah- RBDIOCH. J. W.: Surgical shock, 1227 RuDOLF. R. D.: Hypnotic drugs, 749 rungslehre. rev., 1048 RIDLER, H. A.: Caesarean section, 685 RUDOLF, R. G.: Obesity. 681 SCHICK, Dr.: Intracranial tumours, 272 C. A. Acute frontal Dr.: Treatment of breech cases, 920 RMOUT, S.: sinusitis, 1171 RuMBOLL, Charles Frederick. obituary notice SCH[LLER. the RrzUx, J.: Prognosis of hypertension, 272 of, 929 SCHILLING. V.: Outbreak of infection by Riforma Medica of Naples celebrates its jubilee BUNDLE. F. F.: Intravenous pituitrln in post- meningococcus at the University clinic at in 1935,145-Issue of October 26th contains the operative ileus, 1208 Miinster, 490 proceedings of the Italian Congresses of RTTPPE Charles: Semiolrgie des Affections de la SCHLIEPHAKE, Erwin: Short Wave Therapv. 216 Internal Medicine, Sulgery, Urology, and Bouche et des Donts. rev.. 843 SCHLOSSMANN, A. (and M. PFAUNDLER, editors): Orthopaedics recently held at Bologna, 1287 Russ. S. (and H. CHAMBERS): Principles of The Diseases of Children. English translation, RIGBY. Dr.: Thyroid diseases, 1019 radiological treatment and their bearing on rev., 211 RIsACEER, Stanley E., death of, 624 hospital x-ray organization, 9(0) SCHMIDT, George Benno, deatb of, 524 Medicinial rev.. Risks in life assurance.discussion on, 272 RUSSEr,L. Lieut.-Col. A. J. H.. appointed FHono- SOHNIRER, M. T.: Thle Index, BRIT, E.: Prevention of tuberculosis in chil- rary 8urgeon to th KHing, 882 1050 dren, 31 RusSELL, Frederick F., retires from medical SCHNITZLBR. Julius: Wienter medizitnische RITCHIE,John:-Public medical services: future directorshin of the International Health Divi- Wochenschrift for July 13th dedicated to. 193 development,557 sion of the Rockefeller Foundation, 363 Scholarships at Port Regis Preparatory School, River pollution, 3t6 -RUSSELL.11.M.. J.:T * uipniineris5I m_iUJ.nijuDin,lU I vi aoo 883 THE BRITISH 30 JULY-DEC., 1935 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

" Scholarships, Worcester," 982 Scotland (oontinued): SHEMzxN, Albert: Significance of leucorrhoea, ScaoLZ, :S. B.: Health service and life assurance, Insurance. national health, in, 696 1199 (0) 273 Larbert Industrial Colony, 557 SHAPPEY-SHAFER. Sir Edward: Article on hie SCHON, H. I.: Statistics of cases of neurasthenia, Marr, Hamilton C., presentation to, 919 work in the Edinbur-h MIedical Journal for hysteria, and kindred nervous disorders Mental and physical defect, problems of. 34 August, 363 treated in Danisb public hospitals, 198 Milk, free, for cbildren, 241 SHAW, B. H,: Iedical science and social pro- School child, health of. report on (Artbur Mortality, maternal, report on, 265-Corre- gress. 1134 MacNalty), 1219 spondence on, 275 SHAW, H. Batty: Glycosuria and Blood Sugar School children, London, health of: Annual Mothers, health of, 757 Curves, 74-Glycosurias and life assurance, report, 466 Nurses, training of (parliamentary note), 46 273 School children, medical inspection of (County Perth Royal Asylum. 129 SHAW, J. H.: Cbronic suppurative otitis media, Arinagh), 598 Physiology in the pharmaceutical cuirriculum 746 School children, nutrition of (leading article), 1223 SHAW. W. Fletcher, elected an honorary Fellow 1261 Pilgrims and typhoid fever, 354 of the American Gynsecological Society, 145 School children, nutrition of in Gloucester- Prison accommodation in, 95 SHEINRIN, L. B.: Infrequlent epileptic fits, 523- shire, 866 Prison. Barlinnie, medical officers' inspections Circumcision, 877 School children nutrition of. See also Nutrition at, 144 SHELDON. J. H.: Thyrid diseases, 1019 School children, weighing and measuring of, 48 Public Health (Water and Sewerage) (Scotland) SHEI LY. Charles Edward, obituary notice of, 70& School hygiene, review of book on, 727 Bill, 44, 142, 189, 237 SHEIRBON, Florence Brown -The Chsld: His School life, strain of on girls durin g the early Radiology in medicine, 1012 Origin, Develojvmensit, (itr Care, rev., 16 menstrual period (D. J. Gair Johnston), 892 (0) Ho) al College of Physicians, laboratory of SHERIDAN, M. R.: A portable transilluminator, School Medical Officers: Information concern- 314 344 ing, 419 Royal (Dick) Veterinary College, 83 SHERRINGTON, Sir Charles Scott, receives the School Medical Service, fioture of the (O. M. St. Andrews: Chair of Physiology, 34-C-hair degree of doctor honor-is causa of the Peter Holden), 175 of Surgery at, 918 -Health conditions at 354 Ptzmhny University in Budapest, 632 School Union, National Special: Biennial con- Sanitary Congress at Dunoon, 557 SHERWIN, Arthur: Remote results of puerperal ference in Edinburgh, 34-Problems of mental Scottish approved societies, conference of, 35 sepsis, 742 and physical defect, 34 Scottish universities, 1013 SHERWIN, Carl P. (and Benjamin HARROW, SCHOTT, Dr.: Use of drugs of the camphor and Stirling, health of, 1222 editors): A Textbook of Biochemistry, rev., coramine type, 969 Venereal diseases clinic, work of, 125 341 SOHRODINGER, Erwin: Science atnd the Human Walking as an exercise, 83 SHIEL, John: "The pharmiacist as pathologist," Temperament, rev., 626 Water supply in (parliamentary note), 1284 232-Medical assessors, 976 SCEULEMANN, W., elected an honorary corre- SHIELDS, S. W.: Mvcotic infections, 752 sponding member of the Section of Tropical SCOTT, Charles Melville, awarded the David Shifting sands of the architecture of medicine. Diseases and Parasitology of the Royal Society Anderson-Berry prize, 911 See Medicine of Medicine, 145-The malaria epidemic in SCOTT, Geoffiry Easton, obituary notice of, 92 Ship surgeons. 520. 608, 644. 765, 878, 927, 977, 1023- Ceylon, 1017 SCOTT, H. Harold: Nomenclature of " epidemic -Status of, 520, 644, 765, 878, 927, 977, 1023 ScEreLLER. Arthoir: Surgical treatment of myalgia," 638 SHIPTON. Eva: Diagnosis and treatment of epilepsy, 225 SCOTT, J. A. (and Kenneth F. PLATT): Case of severe anaemia, 739 SCHWARZ, A.: Curettings done for diagnostic aural m3iasis, 1099 SHIPWAY, Sir Francis E.: Anaesthesia for ton- purposes in atypical bleeding during pre- SCOTT, R. Kaye: Radiation treatment of breast sillectomy, 184 climacteric or post-menopausal years, 533 cancer, 687-Radiation therapy of lingual car- SHRsHov, I. P. (and C. F. TWENEY, editors): SCHWARZ, M.: EBerbte Tautbheit, rev., 544 cinoma, 688 Technical and Scien tific Enlcyclopaedia. vol. ii, Sc7iweizerische Medizinische Wochenschrift for SCOTT, S. Gilbert: Radiological A tias of Chr-onic rev., 116 September 14th is devoted to the proceedings Rheuniatic Art hritis (The Hanid), 668, 763 Shock, surgical (W. H. Riddoch), 1227 of the International Congress of Montreux, 607 Scottish approved societies, conference of, 35 Shoe with open he 1, 1288 SCHWENSEN, Carl: Prognosis of hypertensioD, Scottish Health Department. See Hlealth Snops Acts, 46 273 Scottish health services: Voluntary hospitals in Short wave therapy (leadinig article), 216-Corre- Sciatica, treatmeDt of (Wilfred Harris). 592 Scotland, 918 spondence on, 315 Science, medical. .See Medical SCOUGAT L, S. H.: Osteo-arthritis of knee and SH9RUBBALL, Frank Charles, obituary notice of, Sclerocorneal trephiDning. See Trephining hip, 854 646 Sclerosis, disseminated. liver treatment of, 277 SCUDAMORE, C. E.: Slmiall-pox nmortality, 879 Sickness, car, in clsil(ren, 193, 242 286 Sclerosis, disseminated, treatment of (W. Sea bathing in the treatment of surgical tuber- SIGERIST, Henry E.: Anaertcan Medici7ne, rev., Russell Brain), 1006-Correspond en ce on, 1129 culosis (sir Henry GauvaiD), 693,1087 (0) 543 Sclerosis, tuiberous, atypical form of (R. M. SEAR, H. R.: Diagnosis of bone tumours, 743 Sight, defective, in American children, 48 Stewart), 60 (0) SEARBY, HI.: Tuberculous empyema, 693 Sight, defective. in children, 755-People's Sea-sickness, 308 League of Health and, 755 Sea-water inhalation, respiratory symiptonis STJTSEMA, J. M : Fanilial aldehyde, 48 Scotland: from (Surgeon-Lieutenant Eric James), 624 SILBEIRBERG. M. D.: Diabetic gangrene. 682 Aberdeen, research work in the City and SECuIER. K.: Prognosis of hypertension, 273- Silico anthracosis of coal mniners. See Pneumo- County of, 227-University. See University Gastric and duodena,l ulcers, 273 noconiosis Animal Diseases Research Association, 227 Sedgwick's Principles of Santitary Scietnce and Silicosis, review of book on, 1210. See also Barlinnie Prison, medical officers' inspections Public Health, rev., 900 Pneumonokoniosis at, 144 SEGERDAL, A.: Blood pressure in cerebral SILVERMAN, S.: Treatim ent of disseminated Berwickshire, health of, 919 thrombosis, 640 sclerosis. 1129 Blind, welfare of, 597 SEGGEL. K. A.: Blood transfusion service in Simionds's disease, 3C9 Board of Control, 34-Salaries under, 241 connexion with the University Hospital in SIMMONs, Dr.: Hypnotic drugs, 750 Cancer control in South-East Scotland, 129 Leipzig, 154 SIMPsoN. D. Retinitis treated by protein shock. Criminal Lunatics (Scotland) Bill, 44, 94,142, SELBY, Prideaux: Tuberculosis i-ates, 186 997 192, 237 Semilunar cartilages, injuries to the (Charles SIMPSON. George: Australian aerial miedical Deaf, facilities for the, 178 A. Pannett), 439 (0)-Correspondence on, 699, services, 753 Death rates and atmospheric impurity, 757 760 SIMPsoN, I. A.: Thle Oryzation Theory, rev., District nursing in. 1222 Sensational publicity in medical matters. See 258 Dundee: Public health administration in, 471 Medical SlMPSON, Levy: Cauises and treatment of Duns doctor, presentation to, 697 Sensibamine," 178 obesity, 1126 EDIINBURGH: Sepsis, puerperal, diet and, 1071 SIMs, Nora Proctor, Kaisar-i-Hind silver medal Animal Diseases Research Association, 227 Sepsis, puerperal, and pyrexia, prophylaxis in, conferred on, 1011 Child welfare in, 757 1070, 1175, 1280 SINGE. Jemadar Karaimi, Kaisar-i-Hind bronze Dental Hospital: new clinic opened, 1064 Sepsis, puerperal, remote results of (Sir Ewen medal conferred on, 1011 Dental School, 227 Maclean), 656, 742-Discussion, 742 SINGTON, Harold: Post-anaesthetic conjuncti- Graduation ceremony, 34, 177 Septic states, miedical treatment of, 1190 vitis, 821 H-ealth of, 83 Septicaemia, B. svipestifer, case of (E. Biddle), Sinus. caroticl, reflex of, hypersensitivity of the, Medical stuident's views in 1748 (G. Matheson 340 350 Cullen), 594 Septicaemia, puerperal, serum treatment in, 84, Sinus thrombosis. ,See Thrombosis Prinicess Margaret Rose Hospital for 136, 185 Sinusitis in childretn (G. C Scantlehury), 781 (0) Crippled Children. 83 Septicaemia puerperal streptococcal (H. F. Sinusitis, frontal. acute (F. Holt Diggle). 1171- Public Medical Service, 1064 Selwood Ljindsay), 9 0). 231-Correspondence Discussion. 1171- Correspondence on, 1280 Royal Blind Asylum, 83 on. 185, 231, 317, 356, 477, 561, 701. 876, 1190 Sinusitis. maxillary, treatment of (J. F. Royal College of Phiysicians, laboratory of, Septicaemia, ptuerperal. See also Puerlseral O'Malley). 691, 1139 (0)-Discussion, 691- 314 Serological isiishaps two, 310 Correspondence on, 1280 Royal Infirmary, 177, 865,1123-Radiology de- Serum, anti-scarlatinal, in erysipelas (W. H. Sinusitis, nasal. review of book on, 15 partment. 865 Brazil), 840-Correspondence on, 921, 972,1071 " Sionon " chocolate for diabetics, 1156 Royal Medical Society, 815 Serum, poliomyelitis, to be obtaited from the SKELTON, A. N.: Housing progress, 557 Royal (Dick) Veterinary College. 83 State Serum Institute, Copenhagen, 649 SEELTON, Major-General D S., appointedc Samaritan Society. 1222 Serum treatment in puerperal septicaemia, 84, Honorary Surgeon to the King. 824 School of Chiropody, 83 96,136-Parliamentary note, 96 Skin affections in vitamin deficiency, 1109 University Medical gaculty, 864. See also SETH, George (and Douglas GUTHRIE):-Speech Skin, cancer of. See Cancer University in Childhood: its Developmetnt at(d Disorders, Skin conditions in Atustralin (Herman Lawrence). Venereal diseases clinic, work of, 125 rev., 212 572 (0), 693-Discussion. 693 Education Scotland) Bill, 1283 SETTEN, N. S.: Aplhonia, 931 Skin diseases, occupational, 1132 Educational Endowments Commissioners SEWARD, Charles (and Sir Walter LANGDON- Skin gangrene. See Gangrene (Scotlandl). 881 BROWN): Case of Cushing's syndrome, 253 (0) Skin infections, stapbylococcal (J. Ivan Connor), Falkirk Infirmary, 314 -A correction, 364 751-Discussion, 751 GT ASGOW: SEWELL. S. V.: Thyrotoxicosis, 99 Skin tolerance in relationi to radiation intensity Childhool inifections in, 864 Sewer-gas poisoning or Weil's disease, 923 (J. Strtuthers Fulton), 1165 Post-graduate couirses, 815 Sex and morality, 511 Skin. See also D)ermatology Royal Maternity aud Women's Hospital, 1124 SEYFARTH. C.: Der ', Artze--Knigge," rev., 788 SKoROWaKA-RUDOLF H.: Prevention of tuibereu- Royal Si maritan Hlospital for Women. 598 SGALITZER, M.: Treatment of epilepsy, 224 losis in children, prophylactic measures in Health Department: Estimates, 44-Parlia- SHACKMAN. Ralph: Cepbalic tetanus occurring Poland, 30 mentary note on, 44 in civil practice. 12 (0) SLATSB, J. K.: Intracranial tumour, 690 Health of the nation, 756,1064 SHAH. Major Jelal: Treatment of acute gono- SLEIGH, C. W. *-Public medical services: future Health Services Scottish, Committee on coccal epididymitis, 125 development, 557 (parliamentary note), 46 SHAIKE, Captain Atta Aluhammad, Kaisar-i- SLOT. Gerald: raid precautions, 229-Calcium Hospitals. voluntary, in, 918 Hind bronze medal conferred on, 1011 and gold therapy, Housing Bill, 881 SHANLEY. J. P.: Bone grafting, 759-Problems in Small-pox in England Statistics. Housing (Scotland) Bill, 46, 94, 189, 237-Ro public health, 1069 965 Assent to. 282 SHABIF, Muhammad, Kaisar-i-Hind bronze Small-pox mortality, 879 I Incurables..LL%I-LCLAJV&'. lomesawUIa 7 reliefvassvof. 35vu inda cofre on. LV&.11 statistics - z[\A VV-V--V§ Small-pox (parliamentary note), 144 BRITISH 31 JULY-DEC., 1985 INDEX MEDICALTHEzJOURNAL

Small-pox treated by liver injections (V. G Society, Medical Art: Exhibition in London, Society, Royal Surgical Aid: Annual meeting, Nair), 500 24 1222 Small-Pox vaccination (parliamentary note), 14 Society of Medical Hydrology, International: Society, Royal, of Tropical Medicine and Small-pox. See also Vaccination , Annual meeting Brussels and Ostend (1935), Hygiene: Typhus fevers in the Tropics. 182- SMART, Archibald Guelph Holdsworth, ap 325 Tropical disease on small islands,869-Chad- poin ted an Official Member of the Executiv Society, Medical, of Individual Psychology: wick lecture: The vaccination question to- Council of the Island of Saint Vincent, 1287 Psychopathology, 1068 day, 917-Rabies and bats in Trinidad. 1226 SMITH, David: Histidine treatment of pepti Society, Medical, of Industrial Psychology: Society, Scottish Radiographic: Radiology in, ulcer of the lesser curvature. 154 (0) Annual meeting, 183-Schools of psychology, medicine,1012 SMITEH, Edwin: The medical witness, 1172 817 Society, Smoke Abatement: Annual revort, 1030 SMITH, Elliot: Placenta praevia. 686 Society, Medical, of London: Programme of Society, South-West Londoni iMedical: Pro- SMITH, E. Temple: Blepharitis, 1240 new session, 469-" Changing surgery," 815- gramme, 779-Lectures, 779 SMITH, G. Francis: Sbifting sands of the archi Electrical injuries, 920 - Use and abuse of Society, Staffordshire, North, Medical: Sonme tecture of medicine, 478 insulin, 1066-Care and treatment of difficult immunological aspects of the cure and pre- SMITH, G. F. Rawdon: The Minnitt apparatu children, 1169 vention of diphtheria, 246 in dentistry. 1133 Society of Medical Officers of Health: British Society forthe Study of Inebriety: Psychology SMITH, H. Gordon: Health resorts, 175 Medical Association and, 36- President's in relation to addiction. 134-Addiction to SMITH, S.: Ergometrinine, 363 address: Functions of the medical officers of gland extracts, 134,442 SMITH, J. Forest (and Donald PATERSON) health. 844-Annual dinner, 1060 Society, Swiss, of Neurology: Autumn session, Modtern Methods of Fee'ling in Infancv an Fever Hospital Medical Service Groutp: 827 Chil,Zhoo ,Ofifth edition, rev., 626 Pathogenesis of diphtherial paralysis, 131- Society, Swiss, of Psychiatry: Autumn session SMITH, J. Shirley: Rtecognition of chronic myc Fever bospital practice, 1227 827 cardial disease, 868 Society, Medico-Legal: Nullity and impotence, Society, Ulster Medical: Opening meeting, 966- SMITH, Parsons: Recognition of chronic myc 1126-Annual dinner, 1221 Importance of vitamins in dietetics,966 - cardial disease, 868 Society, Medico-Legal, ot Victoria, Proceedings Society, West Kent Medico-Chirurgical: Pro- SmiT. S. Watson: Skin diseases in Australia of during the Years 1931-2 and 1932-3, rev., 998 gramme for 1935-6. 709 693-Mycotic infections, 752-The world tou Society, Midland Miedical: Surgical shock, 1227 Society, West London Medico-Chirurgical: and the future, 913 Society, Midland Medical Pathological: Func- Annual dinner, 82-Purvis Oration: Shilting SMITH, William: Clinical Pathology and th tional localization in the thalamus and hypo- sands of the architecture of medicine, 127- Technique of Collecting Specimens. rev., 164 thalamus, 872 The medical witness, 1172 SMITHELLS, Arthur: Harrison lecture on tb Society, Midland Obstetrical and Gynaeco- Society, York Mledical: Medical science and teaching of chemistry, 1017 logical: Results of ante-natal administration social progress, 829 Smoke abatement, 1030 of quinine, 205 Society,Zoological, of London: Worm parasites SMYTE, J.: Appreciation of Moses G. Biggs, 280 Society. North of England Obstetr ical and in the okapi living in the London Zoo,1174 SNEATE. P. A. T. (and E. J. KERSLAKE): Persist Gynaecological: American maAernity hos- Sodium mandelate, 902 ence of tetanus antitoxin in man followin pitals, 921-Severe puerperal cystitis, 921- Sodium phosphate solution,acid (phospho-soda). active immunization, 290 (0) Jaundice complicating l)regnancy.921-Gynae- 1000 SNELL, E. H.: Food value of alcohol, 1182 cological cases, 922-Malignant change in an Sodium suilphate (J. C.Lytlh), 903 Kocial medicine. See Medicine ovarian dermoid, 922-Squamous carcinoma SOLGER, B.,death of, 142 Soci4t4 Belge d'Ophtalmologie nominates Lesli of cervix with metastasis of kidney, 922 SOLOMONS, Bethel: Cancer of uterine body,922 Paton as Membre d'Honneur," 769 Unilateral menstrual pain, 1173 - Chorio- Solvents,industrial, toxicity of,222-Committee Societe M6dicale de l'Opera, centenary of, 363 angiofibroma, 1173-Advanced ectopic preg- of investigation appointed, 222 Society, American Chemical: Meeting in Sae nancy, 1173-Vesical calculus with pregnancy, SOMERFORD, Alex R.: Occupational skin dis- Francisco (1935). 285 1173-Ovariotomy, 1274-Corporeal recurrence eases, 1132 Society, Anti-Malaria, Central Co-oparative after radium treatment, 1275-Vitamin treat- SOMERS t T, Dr.: Thyroid diseases, 1019 Annual report, 471 ment of habitual abortion. 1275 SOMERVILLE-LARGE, C.: Bone grafting,759 Society of Apothecaries. See Apothecaries Society, North of l':ngland Ophthalmological: SOPE:R, F. L.: Rtural and Jungle Yellow Fever.. Society, Belgian, for Gynaecology and Obstetric Anniversary meeting, 965-Alterations in the A New Public Healtht Problem int Culombia, offers prize for best work on gynaecologv, 47 optic foramina in intracranial lesions, 965- 1262 Society, Belgian, of Ophthalmuology: Specia Exhibition of clinical cases, 965 SORDELLI, Alfredo, elected a member of the meeting, Brussels (1935), 325 Society, Ophthalmological, All-India: Preven- Permanent Committee of Biological Standard- Society, Berlin Medical, seventy-fifth anni tion of blindness in India, 226 ization of the Health Section of the League of versary of the foundation of, 1081 Society. Pharmaceutical, of Great Britain:- Nations, 145 Society, Biological, of the Royal Colleges Harrison Memorial Lecture: The teaching of SOUTEBY. Robert: Infant feeding, 689-Intus- Physicians and Surgeons in Ireland: Surgica chemistry, 1017-Physiology in the pharma- susception,802-Pink disease,803 treatment of tuberculosis, 1014 ceutical curriculum, 1223-Artificial and SOUTHWOOD, A. R.: Report on the HealthService, Society for Provision of Birth Control Clinics natural regulation of body function 1223 of South Australia, 1216 Lectures to students and practitioners, 325 Society, Physical: -Annual exhibition of SOUTTAR, H. S.: Oesoplhageal obstruction, 777(0) Society, Bradford Medico-Chirurgical: Mastoi scientific instruments and apparatus, 1287 Spahlinger experiments (leading article), 628, radiology. 579 Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children, 1158-Royal Agricultural Society urges further Socie ty, British Psychological, Medical Section National: Annuial report, 469-Annual meeting tests,914 Nullity and impotence, 1126 of Dublin Branch, 1014 SPEAItMAN,Barugh,appointed Administrator of Society, Cancer Campaign. New Zealand Society, Red Cross, British: Report for 1934, 176, Grenada during the absence of the Governor. Annual meeting, 312 228-Welfare of disabled ex-service men, 176- 97 --Appointed a member of the Executive Society. Chelsea Clinical: Annual dinner, 814 Oxygen tent apparatus: proposed service for Council of the Island of Grenada, 241 Society of Chemical Industry: Annual confer London,563-Absorbs the " British Ambulance SPECEIT, Fritz, nominated Rector of the Uni- ence at Glasgow, 306-Death rates and atmo Service in Ethiopia." 1287 versity of Erlangen, 1189 spheric impurity, 757-Syllabus for 1935-6, 882 Society for Relief of Widows and Orphans of Special Areas, report of Commissioner (parlia- Society, Continental Anglo-American Medical Medical Men: Report of meetings. 79, 737 mentary note), 142 Postponement of 1935 meeting, 525 Society, Royal: Davy medal awarded, 1005-Elec- Spectacle frames, imported, duty on (parlia- Bociety, Cork Clinical: Locatized non-suppura tion of president, 1005-Elections to council, mentary note), 46 tive encephalitis of otitic origin, 161 1005 Spectacles, glare shield for, 116 Society, Cremation, Transactions, forty-sixtl Society, Royal, of Edinburgh: David Anderson- Spectacles, a pair of (J. D. M. Cardell), 26 number, 505 Berry Prize awarded, 911 Spectacles for " spinal" cases, 259 Societyof Criminal Anthropology, InternationaI Society, Royal Agricultural, urges further in- Speculum, nasal modified long-bladed Lennox- founded in Paris, 607 quiries re tests of the Spablinger vaccine Browne type, 302 Society, Dermatological, St. John's Hospital against tuberculosis. 914 Speech, first number of, 293 Transactions, rev.. 788 Society. Royal, for Home Relief to Incurables: Speech, review of book on, 212 Society, Devon and Exeter Medico-Chirurgical Annual meeting, 35 SPEED. Kellogg: A Tex!-Book of Frartures and Eczema and psoriasis, 1019-Pyothorax, 1174 Society, Royal Medical, of Edinburgh: Inaugural Dislocations. Cover-ino Their Pathology, Diag- Society, Edinburgh Samaritan: Annual meet address, 815 ntosis and Treatment, third edition, rev., 1209 ing, 1222 SPEMANN, Hans, awarded the Nobel Prize for Society, Euthanasia [Voluntary] Legalization SOCIETY, ROYAL. OF MEDICINE: M%ledicine, 883 Constitution of. 856-Inaugural meeting, 1168 William Gibson Research Scholarship for SPENCER. Gordon Winstanley, receives S3ociety, Ri-Services Welfare: Persisting effect m-edical womien, 222 authority to wear the Insignia of the Fourth of war neuroses, 179 Section of Epsdemiologv.-The malaria epi- Class (Civil Division) of the Order of Al Society of lForeign Practitioners trained h demic in Ceylon. 1015 Rafidain. 1239 French Universities, International, founds Section of Laryngoeloov.-Illness of the SPICER, William Thom-ias Holmes, obituary tion of, 145 Emperor Frederick, 916-Acute frontal sinu- notice of, 321 Society, German, for Circulation Research sitis, 1171 SPIEGEL, E. A.: Physico-chemical factors in Proceedings, 171-Thrombosis and embolism Section of Medicine.-Recognition of chronic epilepsy, 223 171 myocardial disease, 867-Cauises and treatment SPIE0GEL-ADOLF, M.: Physico-chemical factors Society, German, for Forensic and Social Medi of obesity, 1125-Agranuloc3tosis, 1223 in epilepsy, 223 cine: Annual meeting, 97 Section of Obstetrics anid (ynaecology.- SPILSBURY, Sir Bernard: The medical witness. Society, German, of Neurologists: Becomei Merits and demerits of oxytocic diugs in the 1172 merged with the German Association of Neur post-partllm period, 178-Ergometrine, 178- Spinal anaesthesia. See Ansaesthesia ologists and Psychiatrists, 325. Clinical use of the ergot alkaloids, 179- Spinal cases, spectacles for, 259 Society of German Neurologists and Psychis Posterior pituitary extract, 179-Treatment of Spinal cord conditions, discussion on, 271 trists: Annual meeting, Dresden (1935), 145 breech cases, 919-Gas gangrene of the uterus, Spinal drainage in poliomyelitis. See Polio- Society, German Rontgen: Election of honorar 1264-Aetiology of pregnancy toxaemia, 1274 myelitis members, 607 Herniation of a foetus, 1274 SPINR, W. W.: Trichinosis in and around Society, German, of Study of Accidents anm Section of Physical Medicine. Fever Boston, 63 Insurance Medicine, Berlin (1935). 325 therapy, 848-Twenty-five years' progress in Spleen, rupture of, with delayed haemorrhage Society, Hunterian: Programme for 1935-6, 697- electrotherapy, 857 and spontaneous cure (E. A. Hunter), 256 Birth control in rmodern life, 1009 Sectiotn of Radioloov.-President's addresq, Spleen, spontaneous " rupture of (captain Society, Industrial Welfare: Industrial derma 793-Continuously evacutated x ray tubes, 1066 G. B. Thomas), 1100 toses, 107 Section of Surgero!.-Paralytic ileus after Splint for broken clavicles which preserves Bociety, Italian. of Haematology: First meet acilte appendicitis. 966 function (Arnold K. Henry). 1255 (0) ing, 193 Sectiont of Thereapeutics anid Pharmarology. Sponge fishers, an occupational disease of, 1263 Society, Le Play, arranges visits abroad, 19 --Treatnment of non-specific colitis, 757-Use Sportsman's Library: Vol. v, Making a Shoot; Society, Liverpool, of Anaesthetics: AnaesthesiE of drugs of the camphor and coramine type, vol. vi. Trout Fishing ; vol. vii, Salmont for toxic goitre operations, 78 968 -Agranulocytosis. 1223 Fishinig, rev., 302 Society, Manchester Medcical: Osteo-arthriti, Section of Tropical Diseases and Para- SPRATT. E. R. (and A. V. SPRATT): Textbook of and its concomitants, 1083-Treatment of en sitology.-Chemotherapy of protozoal and Biology, rev., 543 larged prostate, 1275 bacterial' disease, 698-The male ria epidemic SPRIGGs, Sir Edmund: Causes and treatmnent of Society of Massage and Medical Gymnastics in Ceylon, 1015 obesity, 1125 Chartered: Congress, Harrogate (1935), 483- United Services Section.-Dental inspection SPRING, J. F.: Iridocyclitis, 806 Register of Members, 1935 edition, 538 in the Armv. 1225 Sputum testing in eeneral uractice. 1130 THE BRrIrSH 32 JULY-DEC., 1935) INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Squint (T. a'B. Travers), 807-Discussion, 807 Sugar tolerance test in diabetes. See Diabetes TATTERSALL. N,: Prevention of tuberculosis in squint operations, twin forceps for, 116 mellitus children, 31 Squint, review of book on, 788 Suicide, review of book on, 843 TAYLOR, Charles Henry Shinglewood, obituary STACEY. J. E.: Jaunidice complicating preg- Sulplhur injections, intramuscular, in treat- notice of, 41 nancy, 922-Corporeal recurrenceafterradium ment of cbronic non-specific arthritis (David TAYLOiR, F. 0.: Diphtheria immunization, 982 treatment, 1275 Krestin), 1144 (0) TAYLOR. Marian: Osteo-arturitis of knee and STABEY-CLE:mNSON, Florence, obituary notice Sulphuric acid for destruction of the cadaver, hip, 854 of, 92 484 Tea, a cup of, 590 STALKBR, James M.: Medical assessors, 1073 SUNDAL, Alfred: Chronische Infektiose TEALL. C. G.: Whither radiology ? 793 STALLYBmASS, C. O.: Coronary thrombosis. 870 Erkratukuugen der' Barnmege im Kindesalter. Telangiectasis, treatment of. 820 Stamboul, outbreak of typhoid fever at, 883 rev.. 627 TEBLLING, W. H. Maxwell- Diagnosis and treat- STAMM, T. T.: Economic results of fractured Sun lamp, Alpine, new, 953 ment of fibrositis, 596 os calcis, 1059 " Sunic " super Roentgen power unit. 1000 Temperament end digestive disorders (Millais Stamps Fund, N.H.I. Unclaimed (parliamentary Sunlight, quality of. 924, 969, 1132, 1180 Culpin), 102 (0), 228-Correspondence on, 183. note), 192 Sunshine, frequency of days with specified 228 STANDLEY. Arthur :-Oxygen tent apparatus: duration of (E. G. Billiam and Lilian F. TEmPLE-RASTON, Captain Bertrand. Kalsar-i- proposed service for London, 563 Lewis), 252 Hind silver medal conferred on. 1011 STANNUB, H. S.: A Sixtht Venereal Disease, 119- Superannuation Bill, 44 TEMPLETON, W. Lees: Two fatal cases of Relation of yaws and syphilis, 126 - Recogni- Surgeon," use of the term (Jutson v. Barrow), botulism. 500 tion of chronic 'myocardial disease, 868 879, 1028 Teneriffe information on. 884 STANTON, B. L.: Hypnotic drugs. 750 Surgery, changing (George E. Gask), 815 Tendovaginitis, stenosing, at the radial styloid Staphylococcal skin infections (J. Ivan Connor), Surgery of the chest, closed methods of anaes- (W. Moir Brown), 538 (0) 751, 1195 (0)-Discussion, 751 thesia in (John Halton). 159(0) Teratomata, neural components in (R. A. Willis), Staphyloooccus vaccine, 194. See also Vaccine Surgery of the chest. facilities for, 1277 693 Statistics: Gutide to Currentt Official Statistics Surgery, fracture. " hardware " in, 1279 TERLBJF.RG, Dr.: Physico-chemical factors ins (vol. xiii, 1934), 493 Surgery in Moscow (George Sacks). 1118 epilepsy, 224 STAWELL, Sir Richard, obituary notice of, 91- Surgery, plastic, in French law, 793 Territorial Army. See Army, British Memorial fulnd to, 441 Surgery of the rectum, oil-soluble anaesthetics Tetanus antitoxin in man, persistence of STEELE, G. H.: Retrograde (transgastric) oeso- in (C. Naunton Morgan), 938 (0) following active immunization (P. A. T. Sneath phagoscopy for carcinoma of the oesophagus, Surgery, eview of book on. 213 and E. J. Kers ake). 290(0) 63(0) Surgical Instrument Makers' Association. See Tetanus, cephalic, occurring in civil practice STEINBRHUCK. M.: Return of automatic breath- Association (Ralph Rhackman), 12 (0) ing follows puncture of cerebral ventricle aud Surgical maggots. See Maggots Tetany with peculiar blood changes (Leo Rau). injection of caffeine, 906 Surgical shock. See Shock 542 Stenosis of pylorus, congenital (W. A. Thomp SURLS, Joseph Kiddos: Injuries to the semi- Textbooks, loose-leaf, 770 son and Wilfrid F. Gaisford), 1037 (0) -Corre- lunar cartilages, 699 Thalamus, functional localization in (W. E. spondence on, 1129, 1177 SUSMAN, M. P.: Treatment of tuberculous Le Gros Clark), 872 Stenosis of pylorus, congenital hypertrophic, in empyema, 659 (0), 693 Thallium paisoning, suicidal (E. Unseld). 60 uniovular twins (J. W. Redgate), 725-Oorre- SUTCLIFFE, W. Greenwood: Convalescence on Thames, pollution of, 346, 484 spondence on, 875, 973, 1075 the Thanet coast. 637 Thanet, seaside therapy in, discussion on. 636 Stenosis of pylorus, congenital, post-operative SUTHERLAND, B. M.: Remote results of puer- Thank-offering. a generous. 1026 treatment of (Robert Itutherford), 1101 peral sepsis, 742 Theatres, operating, risk of explosion in due to STBPHEN, Adrian: Nullity and impotence, 1127 SrITHERBLAND, Halliday: Heat stability and static electrification, 1128,1174,1230. See also STEPHEN. Edgar: Pink disease, 803 "tenacity" of tuberculin, 232-Birth control Explosion STEPHEN-LEwIs, P.. awarded the William in modern lite, 1009 Theotone tablets, 116 Gibson Research Scholarship for medical SUTHERLAND. Hugh: First aid in chemical gas Tl'herapeutic Substances Amendment Regula- women, 222 warfare, 133 tions (1935) now published, 47 STBPHIENs, G. Arbour: Cancer of the skin, 87- SUTTIE. Ian Dishart: Facts and fancies in Therapeutics, review of books on, 300, 902 Gallop rhythm, 739-Fever therapy in venereal psychotherapy. 87-The psychoneuroses and Therapeutics. up-to-date, 909 disease, 884-Treatment of chorea, 1026 medicine. 521-Obituary notice of, 880, 932-A Thermometers, legible clinical. 669 STEPHENS, H. W.: Intussusception, 802 correction, 932 THEISING, Curt: Thle School of Biologv. rev., 787 STEPHENS, J. W. W., awarded a Leverhulme SUTTON, Harvey: The child guidance clinic, THOMAS, C. ..: Prevention of tuberculosis in Research Fellowship, 145 495 (1)-Tropical medicine, 810 children, 32 STERICKER, George Frederick, obituary notice Sutu1res on eyeless needles, 1190 THOMAS, Captain G. B.: " Spontaneous" rupture of, 825 Suturing cuts, analgesiafor. See Analgesia and of spleen. 1100 Sterility, review of books on, 16. 98, 146, 90)- cuts THOMAS, G. W.: Circumcision, 560 Correspondence on review, 93,146 Swab, throat, an improved, 165 THOMAS, Hugh Owen, centenary of, 121 Sterilization in animals.98 Swain. Loring T. (and otber-): Body Mechiaics THOMAS, Wing-Commander J. B.: Evacuation of Sterilization, Committee on (parliamentary in the Study anid Treatmtent of Disease, rev.. casualties by aeroplane, 454 note), 1284 115 THOMAS, John Jenks, death of, 767 .Sterilization, review of hook on. 213 SWAN, John A. G : An improved throat swab, 165 THOMPSON, Alan: Tendencies in medicine, 872 Sterilization of woollen vests 884 Sweden. establishment of public dental clinics THOMPSON, Barbara A. (and Marian L. VANNIER): STERNBERG. Carl. death of. 606 in, 961 A Textbook of Nursing Technique, second Stethoscope, combined deaf aid and, 1030 Swedenborg's studies of the brain, 219 edition, rev.. 165 STEVENS, Williaw Goldie, obituary notice of, Sweepstake moneys, allocationi of (Irish Free THOMPSON. W. A. (and Wilfrid F. GAISFORD): 1184 State), 598-Report of Hospitals Commission, Congenital pyloric stenosis, 1037 (0) STEVBNSON, W.: North Staffordshire Royal 1013 THOMSON, A. P.: Migraine, 1075 Infirmary, Stoke-on-Trent, 484 SWEET, G. Bruton: Pink disease, 1277 THOMsON, C. B.: Pyloric stenosis in uniovular STEWART, Major D., Efficiency Decoration of the Swellings developing as a sequel to subcutan- twins, 1075 Territorial Army conferred oIJ, 1028 eous injections of fats, oils, etc., to facilitate THOMSON, C. S.: Outlook in child welfare as STEWART, Colonel Alexander Dron, appointed malingering, pathology and treatment of (R. regards alcohol, 1124 medical superintendent of the Edinburgh Wilenius), 502 THOMSON, David (and Robert THOMSON): Royal Infirmary,177 Swimming babbs. See Baths Features of the influenzal epidemic of 1935, STEWART, Matthew J., appointed a member of Swimming pools, cleaner, Ministry of Health 62(0) the Medical ResearcbCouncil, 732 circular re, 918 THOMSON, H. Campbell: The StorV of the STEWART, R. M.: An atypical form of tuberous Switzerland for asthma. 981 Middlesex Hospital Medical School. 221 sclerosis, 60 (0) Sydenham's chorea. See Chorea THOM,,ON. H. Hyslop (and C. W. HUTT, editors): STEWART, Lieut.-Col. W. Ross: Care of the Sydney: International Pacific Health Confer- Principles antd Practice of Preventive Medi- Quetta casualties. 189 encea _i193, o14.71\7oA_-Dee (Isa_ _ 7-rHeailtlL._T- _1_4 1 cinle, two volumes, rev., 951 STIBBE, E. P. (editor): Anatomy for Dental SYMONDS, C. P. (and Geoffrey JEFFERSON): THEOMSON, H. J.: Prophylaxis in puerperal sepsis Stutdentts,Systemic antd Practical, rev., 16 Treatment of head injuries, 677 and pyrexia. 1070, i280 STIEFLBER, G.: Surgical treatment of epilepsy, Sympathetic system, surgery of the. 1264 THOMSON, Rober t (and David T'HOMSON): 225 Syndrome, Cushing's, case of (Sir Walter Lang- Features of the influeuzal epidemic of 1935. STIEGLITZ, Edward J. (and Fredl [. ADAIR, doni-Brown and Charles Seward), 253 (0)-A 62 (0) editors): Obstetric Medicine: The Diagn0osis correeLion. 364 THOMSON, Sir StClair: - Semon Lecture: and Management of the Commonter Diseases in Syndrome. scalenus anticus, 219 Defences of the air passages, 846, 857-Hobby Relationt to Pregnancy,rev., 582 '-YNGF., V. M.: Tendencies in medicine. 871 of, 957 Stirling. health of, 1222 "SSyphilis," bibliography of. 675 THOMSON, Surgeon-Lieutenant William A. R.: STOCaK. V. H.: Common p-sonings, 171 Syphilis of the nervous system, treatment of The physiology of deep-sea diving. 208 (0)-Use Stock Exchange Ten-Year Record of Prices and (Gordon Holmes), 1111 of drugs of the campbor and coramine type, Dividends, rev., 18 Syplhilis and yaws. relation between (Philip H. 969 STOECKEL. W.: Lehrb'ech der Gyndkologie, Manson-Babr), 125 Thoracic surgery. See Surgery of the chest fourth edition, rev., 115 Syringe, twin-injection. 902 THOaP, E.: Treatment of puerperal strepto- STOKES, E. H.: Obesity, 681 Syringomyelia (H. Cohen and R. E. Kelly), 271 coccal septicasmia, 317 STOKES,John, estate and bequests of, 769 SZATHMARY, L. V.: Extreme case of uterine Thorpe's Dictionary of Applied Chemistrv. STOKES, R. S. G.: Health on the Rand mines, hypertrophy, 1194 Vol. ii. Supplement, rev., 17 1068 Throat swab, an improved. 165 STONEXAN, Ethel Turner: lalfway to the Here- Thrombosis of axillary vein, primary (A. D. after, rev.,143 Belilios and A. W. J. Houghton), 895 (0) STOPES,Marie C.: Periolicfertility and sterility, Thrombosis, cavernous sinus, with recovery 146 T. (John Gerrie), 453 STOPyORD,J. S. B.. dinner to, 5?6, 710 Thrombosis, cerebral, blood pressfre in, 640, 702 STOTT. Arnold: Recognition of chronic myo- Table, anaesthetic, 214 Thrombosis and cerebral haemorrhage. 601. cardial disease, 867 Table, operating, an attachment for, 788 702, 764. See also Tlhrombosis, treatment of Streptococcal septicaemia. See Septicaemia TAFEL, R. L.: Swedenborg's studies of the T'hrombosis, coronary (E. Wyn Jones), 870-Dis- Streptococcus laryngitis. See Laryngitis brain, 219 cussion, 870 STURM,Josef: Assessment of risks in life assur- TAIT, John: Prostatectomy, 740 Thrombosis and embolism, 171 ance.272 TAIT, J. Thompson: Urinary vntiseptics, 750, Thrombosis. treatment of (Sir E. Farqubar Styloid,radial, stenosing tendovaginitis at the 1252 (0) Buzzard), 464-Correspondence on, 601, 640, 702 {W. Moir Brown),538 TANNER, W. E.: Paralytic ileus after acute THRONE. B.: Diagnostic significance of lead in Subarachnoid haemorrhage. See Haemorrhage appendicitis, 968 thie body, 59 SUBBAYA, Rao Sahib Subadar Ramisetty. Kaisar- TANON, Dr., elected a member of the Acadrmie Thyroid diseases (J. H. Sheldon), 1019 i-Hind bronze medal oonferred on, 1011 de M6decine in the Section of Hygiene, 193 Thyroid gland and heart disease (0. Brenner). Sucker regulating valve. 1104 Tapeworm, treatment of, 242. 287. 326 - An 199(0). See also Gland Sudan Medical Service: Information concerning, appendicostomy, 326 Thyroid gland, review of book on, 727 430 TARGETT-ADAMS, Percy, obituary notice of, 1078 Thyroidectomy for heart disease, 630 Sugar, British (Subsidy) Bill, 282-Royal Assent Taste, sense of in pregnant and non-pregnant Thyrotoxicosis (Lord Horder), 798.1031 (0)-Dis- to, 282 women (R. Hansen and W. Langer), 833 cussion, 798-Leading article. 1051 THE BRITISH 33 JULY-DEC., 1935 INDEX - MEDICAJL -JOURNAL o TIBBLEs, Sydney: Model eye for retinoscopy, Tropical Medicine, London School of. See TURNER, Wing Commander H. M. Stanley: 165-Return of sight in an amblyopic eye, 317- Hygiene and Tropical Mediciue Extrasystoles, 276-- Responsible experience Registration of opticians, 603,764-Blepharitis, TROTTER, Wilfred: General ideas in medicine. under guidance," 473 710-Use of leeches in 785-In- 609 (0)-Elected to the council of the Royal Colonel Percy E.: Tropical Medical eye diseases, TURNER, 952 ternal rectus exerciser, 953,1030 Society, 1005 Manual,rev., after acute TIERNETY. G.: Problems in public health, 1069 TROUP, Colonel George Alexander. appointed a TURNNER, Philip: Paralytic ileus TILLEY, Herbert (and Dan MCKENZIE): Epi- Deputy-Lieutenant of the County of Essex, 649 appendicitis,967 demic streptococcus laryngitis, 3 (0)- Ap- TROuP, W. A.: Acute frontal sinusitis, 1172 TURRELL, W. J.: Short-wave there py, 596 preciation of Dan McKenzie, 1076 TRUFFI, Giovanni, death of, 482 TWENEY, C. F. (and I. P. SHIRSHov, editor): TIMmIs, G. M.: Ergometrinine, 363 TRUMBLE, Hugh: Fractures of the neck of the Technical and Scien(tific Encvclopaedia, vol. ii, TINNE, P. F.: Ephredrine for enuresis, 1018 femur, 746 rev., 116 Tinnitus, treatment of, 884,982 TRUMBLE, H. C.: Intracranial tumour, 691 TWINING,E. W.: Mechanism of bone absorp- TIPPETT, Sydney Gordon: Control of tubercu- Tubercle bacilli and expectoration, 364 tion, 1059-Gastro-intestinal neoplasms. 1165 losis, 474 Tuberculin, heat stability and "tenacity" of, Twins, frequency of,875 Tissri, PhiliDpe, death of, 281 232 Twins, uniovular, congenital hypertrophic A. of reduction in Tuberculosis among students and nurses, 957, stenosis in (J. W. Redgate), 725, 973-Corre- TODD, H.: tResults attempted spondence on, 875. 973, fractures of os calcis. 1059 1072, 1130, 1180, 1230 1(75 1127 TODD, Alexander Roberttis, elected to a Beit Tuberculosis Association, 938 TYNDALE,Geoffrey: Nullity and impotence, Memorial Fellowship, 127 Tuberculosis bacillaemia, 347 TYSZKA, C. von, death of,1236 ,TODD, J. F.: Squamous cancer of cervix with Tuberculosis in Belfast: Report, 275 metastasis in kidney, 922 Tuberculosis in Biruiidgham: Report, 674 TOMASsoN, Helgi: Prognosis of hypertension, Tuberculosis, bovine, in Denmark (M. Christian- 273 sen), 30 Tongue, black," 1029, 1081, 1138 Tuberculosis campaign against in France, 218 U. Tonsil dissector. 457 Tuberculosis in Cardiff, 1122,1288 of Tonsillectomy, anaesthesia for (Arthur P. Gor- Tuberculosis, care and after-care scbemes in, Ulcer. peptic. histidine tr-eatment (David 112 1169 154 on, 478, 602 ham), (0)-Correspondence on, 184 report on, Smith), (0)-Correspondence assurance, Toop, Howard M.: A portable case for general Tuberculosis, control of, 278, 474, 703 Ulcers,gastricand duodenal,and life practitioners, 843 Tuberculosis Council, Joint: Report of meet- discussion on, 273 ToPaAM, E. J. E.: Method of revealing trans- ing, 1169-Care and after-care schemes in ULLAH, Muhammad Zaka, Kaisar-i-Hindbronze radiant foreign bodies impacted in the tuberculosis, 1169 medal conferred on,1011 899 Tuberculosis death rate, decline in, in West- A.: Treatment of epilepsy, 224 oesophagus, ULRICH, for men Topley, W. W. C.: Immunization of the com- meath, 519 Unemployment Acts, standard benefit mtnity, 174 Tuberculosis death rates (parliamentary note), entering hospital when in receipt of assistance Torticollis, congenital (C. H. Gray), 1060 143 or benefit under (parliamentary note), 881 TOTTENHAm, R. E.: Obstetric disproportion, 39 Tuberculosis dispensaries and the reduction of Unemployment among young persons, memo- -Frequepcy of twins, 875 tuberculosis mortality (0. Lassen), 124 randum on, 145 TOURAINE, A.: Sang et Organes HAmopoletiques, Tuberculosis, family, due to bovine tubercle Unemplol-ment Assistance (Temporary Provi- rev., 213 bacilli (A. Stanley Griffith and W. T. Munro), sions) Bill, 1238,1283 Town planning at the seaside, discussion on, 147 (0) Unemployment Insurance (Agriculture) Bill, 636 Tuberculosis, the Grancher system in, 1005. 1283 Toxaemia. post-operative, 23 See ulso Grancher Unemployment Insurance (Crediting of Contri- Toxsemia, pregnancy, aetiology of (Ida Hirsch- Tuberculosis, International Union Against, butions) Bill, 94,189 mann), 1274 Paris (1935), 227 Unemployment insurance. See also Insurance Toxaetuias of pregnancy, late, prevention and Tuberculosis of the kidney in childhood (0. L, Unemployment and title to maternity bensfit prognosis of (John S. Fairbairn), 531 (0), 741- Addison). 565 (0) (parliamentary note), 881 Discussion, 741. See (*l80 Pregnancy Tuberculosis in Lancashire: Report, 964 United Provinces, health conditions in,599 Toxoid, alum-precipitated, for dipbtheria im- Tuberculosis, light treatment in tT. G. Millar), munization. See Alum and Diphtheria 1254 (0) UNITED STATES oFAMERICA: TOYE, Edwin J.: Inexpert radiography, 1282 Tuberculosis medical officers: Information Air Hygiene Foundation of Almerica formed, Tracheal intubation, complications of, 601, 701 concerning, 419 1255 Tracheal intubation and trauma, 639 Tuberculosis mortality to be reduced from Commonwealth Fund of New York offers Tracheitis, 185 experience in the tuberculosis dispensary (0. Fellowships to male British subjects tenable Trachoma, review of recent work 145 Lassen), 124 at American 517 on, of universities.in, 428 Trance, case of ?, 1082 Tuberculosis in New Zealand, 312 Conditiotns practice 193 Transilluminator, portable, 344 Tuberculosis and pregnancy, 71 Diphtheria mortality in the large cities, TRAQUAIE, H. M.: Intracranial tumour, 690- Tuberculosis, prevention of in childhood ]Health records, 348 Glaucoma, with special reference to medical (leading article), 21-Discussion on, 30 Maternity hospitals in (K. V. Bailey), 921 aspects and early diagnosis, 744, 933 (0) Tuberculosis Prevention, National Association Medical practice in (leading article), 587 Trauma and tracheal conference at Southport, 21, in, 584 intubation, 639 for: Annual Mlidwifery at Traveller's Pocket Reference. 364 30. 146, 655 - Verbatim report of, 655- Naval hospital, tiew, founded Philadelphia. TRAVERs, T. a'B.: Squint, 807 -Responsibility of the nation towards the 363 TRAVRIRSIER, Dr., death of, 482 child in respect of tuberculosis, 21, 30-Prophy- Right, defective, in American children, 48 Treatment in general practice: Auricular fi)ril- lactic measures in Poland, 30-Bovine tuberou- Trichinosis in and arounid Boston, 63 ation and flutter (Terence East), 25-Cerebral losis in Denmark, 30-B.C.G. vaccination, 31- haemorrhage and thrombosis, 464- Choi ea, Early recognition of infection, 31-Open-air University of Aberdeen: Appointments, 646- Sydenham's (C. M. Hinds Howell), 912-De- schools, 31-A correction, 146-Issues a list of Chair of physiology, 1013-Degrees and pass generation, subacute combined (W. Russell its propaganda publications, 784 lists. 140-Information concerning the study Brain), 1056-Electrocardiogram in prognosis Tuberculosis, pulmonary, chronic, pyrexia in of inedicine, 384, 402-Principal appointed, 865, and diagnosis (A. Hope Gosse). 172-Epilepsy (Maurice Myers), 250 (0) 1123 and (S. A. Kinnier Wilson), 959 - Electricity Tuberculosis rates, 186 University of Belfast, Queen's: Degrees and lightning, injuries from (Macdonald Tuberculosis, renal, in a man of 45 (A. Puigvert pass lists, 93, 140-Honorary degrees, 140- Critchley), 1217-Haemorrhage, spontaneous Gorro. 111 Information concerniDg thestudy of medicine, subarachnoid (Edwin Bramwell), 512 - Tuberculosis, review of books on, 786, 841, 900 388. 405 Head injuries (C. P. Symonds and Geoffrey Tuberculosis Schemes, Handbook of, new edition, University of Birmingham: Degrees and pass Jefferson), 677- Heart-block (Robert Mar- 175 lists, 93-Information concerning the study shall), 75-Heart, functional disorders of Tuberculosis, Spahlinger's vaccine for, 628, 1158 of medicine, 378, 398-Neurology course, 930 (A. G. Gibson), 123 - Lumbar puncture Leading articles, 914,1158-Rtoyal Agricultural -Post-graduate course, 524 - Scholarships, in diagnosis (J. G. Greenfield), 1265- Society urges further tests for, 914 medals, and prizes, 93 of Bristol: Degrees and pass lists, Meningitis (George Riddoch), 850-Migraine Tuberculosis, surgical, sea-batlhing in treatment University the (Macdonald Critchley), 794-Neuritis, some of (Sir Henry Gauvain, 693, 1087 (0) 2825, 1185, 1237-Information concerning forms of (Wilfred Harris), 592-Psra- Tuberculosis, surgical treatment of (M. P. study of medicine, 378, 398, 413-Post-graduate plegic patient, care of the (Henry Cohen), Burke), 1014 study, 413 633 - Parkinsonian, post-encephalitic (Sir Tuberculosis in Wales, unnotified cases of. 354 Arthur J. Hall), 555-Poliomyelitis, acute Tuberculosis cavities, healing of (L. S. T. UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE: (F. M. R. Walshe), 733-Sclerosis,disseminated Burrell). 102 (0) Appointments, 236 (W. Russell Brain), 1006 - Svphilis of the Tuberculosis diseases diploma: Information Degrees and pass lists, 93, 186. 324, 606, 767, 826, nervous system (Gordon Holmes), 1111- concerning, 433 930, 1027, 1136 Tumour, intracranial, management of (D. Tuberculous empyema. See Empyema Election to Fellowship, 1027 Denny-Brown and Hugh Cairns), 1162 TUCK, G. A. Powell: Tubercle bacilli and Gwyneath Pretty Studentship. 6C6 Treatment, review of book on, 902. See also expectoration, 364 Honorary degrees, 826 Therapeutics "Tulip fingers " (A. P. Bertwistle). 255-Corre- Information concerning the study of medicine, TREftDINNICK, Ernest, obituary notice of. 323 spondence on, 320 376. 397, 431 Trephining. sclerocorneal (Lieut.-Colonel 1. H. Tumour of bone, giant-cell (leading article), 260 Marmaduke Sheild Scholarsbip, 236 Elliot), 334(0) Tumour, intracranial (Edwin Bramwell), 690. Medical radiology diploma, 431 TRtEVAN, J. W.: Use of drugs of t'he camphor 983 (0)-Discussion, 690 Pinsent-Darwin studentship in mental patho- and coramine type. 969 Tumour, intracranial, management of (D. logy, 1136 Trichinosis in and around Boston (W. W. Spink Denny-Brown and Hugh Cairns), 1162 Raymond Horton-Smith prize awarded, 7C4 and D. L. Augustine), 63 Tumour of kidney, bladder, and prostate (G. Regius bhair of phybic at, 511, 980 TRIMBLB, Andrew: Report on the health of Illyes), 256 Studentships awarded, 282, 606 Belfast, 275 Tumours of bone, diagnosis of (H. R. Bear), 743- TsaiNcA,A..).: Hydatid disease 683 Discussion, 743 University of Chicago receives a gift from the Trinidad: Rabies and bats in (Eric de Verteuil), Tumours, mucous-gland and salivary-gland Rockefeller Foundation to establish a psychi- . 1226 (leading article), 1213 atric clinic, 1081 Trolley.hospital, fitted with emergency appara- Tumours, review of book on, 625 University of Dublin: Degrees and pass lists, tus, 344 TURIN(., H. O.: Trout Fishiig, rev., 302 140, 767. 1185-Information concerning the Tropical disease on small islands (Sir Arthur Turkish Government grants the Red Crescent study of medicine, 388, 414, 417-Post-graduate Bagsbawe), 869 the monopoly of importing, preparing, manu- teaching, 414-Psycholo$ical medicine, 417. Tropical Medical Manual, rev., 952 facturing, and selling antimalarial and anti- See also College, Trinity, Dublin Tropical Medicine, Calcutta School of: Investi- syphilitic remedies in Turkey, 1239 University, Durham: Degrees and pass lists- gations into cerebro-spinal meningitis and TURNBULL, H. Hume: Thyrotoxicosis, 799 Durham Universiity Bill, 44, 94, 142-Royal epidemic dropsy, 471 TURNER, Aldren: Persistinlg effects of war Assent to, 282-Information concerning tne Tropical medicine: Information concerning the neuroses, 181 study of medicine, 379, 399, 413, 417-Post- study of, 414 TUIRNER, Alfred C.: Treatment of burns, 995 (0) graduate study at, 413-Psychological medi Tropical medicine (G. Carmichael Low), 715(0) T1URNER, G. Grey: The beer drinking habit, 603 aine, 417 810-Discussion, 810 -Paralytic ileus after acute appendicitis, 967 University of Edinburgh: Degrees and pass Tropical Medicine, Liverpool School of: Inform- TURNER, H. Midgley: Prevention of tubercu- lists, 187-Gifts of books and card biographies .-. 1013-Graduation ation concerning.wr-E-v^^sa415Wv losis.-^in children.J.a^9§w31 of medical graduates, cere- THE BRITISH 34 JULY-DEC., 1935 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

mony, 34, 177, 187 -Honorary degrees, 34- UNSELD, E.:Suicidal thalliumpoisoning, 60 VEsALIUs, Andreas, a reading from, 264 Information concerning the study of medicine. UNTHANK, William Robert Elstob, obituary Vesical calculus. See Calculus 384, 402. 413, 414, 415, 417, 431-Medical Faculty, notice of, 1078 Vesicular moles. See Moles 864-Medical radiology diploma, 431-Medals Unusual injuries. See Injuries Vests, woollen, sterilization of, 884 awarded, 187-Plost-graduate study at, 413- UPOOTT, Harold: Surgery of the pancreas, 567 (0), Veterinary Congress. See Congress Prizes awarded, 187-Psychological medicine, 684 Vibrios, cholera group of, classification of, 1003 417-Rockefeller Foundation grant to Depart- UPTON, W. C. T.: Skin diseases in Australia, 693 VICKERS, Allan: Australian aerial medical ment of Medical Chemistry, 1013-Scholar- Ureter, congenital dilation of (Cedric Hilliard), services. 753 ships awarded, 187-Tropical medicine, 414. 838 (0) VICKERS, W.: Intussusception, 801 415 Ureter,physiological dilatation of due'to preg- Vit:, J. * The boarding-out system, 267 University of Glasgow: Appointments, 826- nancy (H. Jacobi), 1101 Vienna: Dr. Bobhler's fracture clinic in, 522- Brunton memorial prize, 826-Degrees and Urethral boxugie. See Bougie Post-graduate courses in, 325, 362 pass lists, 44, 826, 930--Information concern Urinary antiseptic: mandelic acid, 457-Sodium VILLARET, Maurice, elected a member of the ing the study of medicine, 384, 403, 414-Post- mandelate,°02. See also Mandelic Acad6mie de M6decine, 883 graduate teaching, 414-ilegius Professorshil) Urinary antiseptics (J. Thomson Tait), 750,1252 VILVANDRE, G.: Radiation treatment of breast of Anatomy,44, 524 (0)-Discussion, 750 carcinoma, 1164 University of Hamburg henceforth to be known Urinary infections (leading article), 907 Violon d'Ingres," a new medical society as the Hansa University, 1137 Urinary infections treated withi imiandelic acid founded in Paris. 193 University,Hansa, 1137 (D. HA. Lyon and D. NH. DuDlop), 1096 (0)- Virus disease problems in (F. M. Burnet), 748- University of Ireland, National: Degrees and Toxic symptorms associated with (S. Chaplin), Discussion, 748 pass lists. 94 -Examination in medicine, 881- 1100 Viscera, transposition of, 242 Information concerning tlhe study of medi- Urine glucose, Benedict's qualitative test for. Viscera, transposition of, complete, with con- cine, 417-Psychologica l medicine, 417-Reports See Benedict genital duodenal atresia (Anold Greenblatt), of examiners, 881-Travelling studentsbips Urine as a remiedy, 1288 840 and scholarslips, 881 Urine, retention of 85 Visceral transposition as a Mendelian recessive, University of Lausauine: Information re M.D. Urmston Urban District Council Bill, 189 38.139 examination for medical practitioners, 433 Urogi apliy, excretion, 218 Vision, review of book on, 627 University of Leeds: Degrees and pass lists, 44, Urology, review of books on, 164, 841, 999 Visitor to Australia, 122 646-Honorary degrees, 44-Information con- Uroselectan B in excretion urography, 218 Vital statistics for 1934- Reaistrar-General's cerning ihe study of medicine, 380, 399, Uruguay, ltepublic of, number of doctors in, Statistical Review, 917 417-Pathological and bacteriological depart- 325 Vital statistics of London: renort. 1272 ments' report, 355-Psychological medicine, URwIcK, Joaln: Asymmetrical limb develop- Vital statistics of Scotland, 1C64 417-Rheumlatisli research* report of com11- ment, 1179 Vitamin concentrates, 846 mittee, 1123-Vice-Chancellor's inaugural USTVEDT, Dr.: Prognosis of hypertension, 273 Vitamin A, standardization of. report on. 1160 address, 756 Uterine cancer. f-ee Cancer of uterus Vitamiin D, amount of in cod liver oil, 586 University of Leipzig: Post-graduate course, 607 Uterine haelmorrhage. See Haemorrhage Vitamin deficiences and the heart, 958 University of Liverpool: Appointments, 826- Uterine hypertrophy, extreme case of (L. V. Vitamin deficiency, skin affections io, 1109 Degrees and pass lists, 93, 704, 1287-Informa- Szathmwiry), 1194 Vitamin standards, 122 tion concerning the studv of medicine, 380. 400, Uterus, gas gangrene of (Arthur Hill), 1274 Vitamin treatment of habitual abortion (D. W. 414, 431-Lectures, 826-Medical radiology UTLEY, Basil Temple, obituary notice of. 481 Currie), 1275 diploma, 431-Tropical medicine, 414 UTTLEY, K. H.: Pulm1lonary embolism following Vitamins A and D. quantitative estimation of injury to an old standing arterio venous (Katharine H. Coward and Barbara G. E. UNIVE11SITY OF LONDON: aneurysm, 542 Morgan), 1041 (0) Appointmnents, 43, 186, 704. 930, 1079, 1286 Vitam-iins in dietetics, importance of (Foster Birkbeck College, 704 Coates), 966 Cancer Hospital (Free), 93 Vomiting, persistent, 1072, 1133 Degrees andPass lists, 93, 140, 187, 236, 324, 704, VOSPER, C.: Report of the Kashmir Mission 1136. 1185, 1236, 1286 Hospital. 81 Duveen studentship, 282 Vote, recording of by invalids. 1134 Examination regulations, 282, 1185 Voyage d'Etudes AMddicales to the spas of France, Graham legacy, 43 46-Tour cancelled, 193 Honorary degrees, 236 V. Vulvo-vaginitis in girls, treatment of, 1106 Information concerning the studyofimiedicine, 377, 414, 416, 432 Vaccination: Conmlpulsory, 283-Parliamentary King's College Hlospital, 362 notes on, 96,144,283-Small-pox, 144-Statistics, King's College Hospital Medical School, 236 144 Lectnres, 646 Vaccination, compulsory. in Norway, 194 London Hospital MIedical College, 186, 704 Vaccination question to-day (C. Killick Millard), London ([Royal Free Hlospital) School of 917 Medicine for Women, 187 Vaccination wound, eare of, 48 London School of Hygiene and Tropical Vaccine lymph See Lymph WV. Mled icine, 140, 187, 414, 704 Vaccine, staphylococcus. 194 Mledical radiology diploma. 432 Vagina. developmental defect of (Captain A. T. WADE, T. W., appointed a member of the Meeting of Senate, 43, 186, 1079,1185, 1286 Andreason). 211-Correspondence on, 364 Advisory Commnittee on Nutrition, 241 Psychological medicine, 416 VALLERY-RADOT, P.: Treatment of hay fever WAGGETT, E. B.: Hydrogen peroxide in ear Recognition of teacbers, 282 with artificial pyrexis, 351 disease, 601 Rogers prize, 646 VANCF, E. B. M.: Fractures of the spine, 805 WAGNER, Dr., acceptance of glycosurias, 273 St. Thomas's Hospital Medical School, 236 VAN COLLER, Paul J., obituary notice of. 482 WAGNER-JAUEeGG,Julius, awarded the Cameron Title of Emerituis Professor conferred, 881 VAN DEN BERG, Professor: Acceptance of glyco- Prize, 187 Tropical medicine, 414 surias. 273 WAINWRIGHT, D.: Treatment of bone and joint University chairs and readerships, 43 VAN DER SPEK, Dr.: Mental hygiene and the infections, 1018 University College, 140, 646 press, 267 WAKELEY, Cecil P. G.: Diseases of the gall- 'University College Hospital Medical School, VAN EsvFr,i), L. W.: Amount of vitamiiin D in bladder, 243 (0)-Appointed to represent the 236 cod-liver oil, 586 Council of King's college upon the Com- VANNIE:R, Ilarion L. (and Barbara A. THOMPSON): mittee of Management of King's College Hos- University of Manebester: Appointments, 140, A Textbook of Nursing Technique. second pital, 363-(Editor) Modern Treatment in 236, 826-Degrees and pass lists, 44, 93, 1286- edition, rev.. 165 Genieral Practice, vol. ii, rev., 902 Information concerning the study of medi- V&NREENEN, Lielit.-Col. Jacob William, O.B.E. Wales: Maternity services in (parliamentary cine, 381, 400. 413, 417-Post-graduate study, conferred on, 1011 note), 882-Unnotified cases of tuberculosis in, 413-Psychological medicine. 417 VAN ROOIEN. E. (and G. Rt. PILE): Infection 354 University of Michigan receives a grant frrm of Plasmodilum knowlesi (ape malaria) in WALKER, A. S.: Tuberculouis empyema, 693- the Rockefeller Foundation for the application treatment of general paralysis of the insane, Pleural effusion in artificial pneumothorax, of spectroscopic methods to medicine, 1239 662 (1), 840 752 VARELA, G.: Typhus fever outbreak at San Jose, WALKER, D. WV.: Circumcision, 702 UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD: del Pacifico, 671 WALRER, Mrs. E. A.: Care of the mother in Appointments, 43, 881 Varicose veins. See Veins industry and rural districts, 175 Barnett bequest of scientitic instruments, etc., Variola major (parliamentary note), 1239 WALKER, G. F.: The Status of Eitzlme8 and 43 VATCHER, F.: Recording of vote by invalids, 1134 Hormones in Theri.py, rev., 842 Degrees and pass lists, 43, 186, 282, 826. 1236 VAUGHAN, Kathleen: Circumcision. 560 WALKER, Hugb, obituary notice of, 708 Information concerning the study of medicine, Veganin brand tablets, 545 WALKER, Kenneth: Sex antd a Chsanging Civili- 375, 397, 432 Vein. axillary, primary throm-ibosis of (A. D. zation, rev., 302 Nufflield Institute for MJedical Research, 881 Belilios and W, J. Houghton), 895 (0) WALKER. Milnes: Thyroid diseases, 1019 Ophthalmic medicine diploma, 432 Veins, varicose. injection treatment of (G. H. Walking as an exercise (John Fraser), 83 Radcliffe Scholarship in Pharmiacology, 140 Colt, Isobel S. W. Ramsay, and Margaret WALL, Cecil: The Lambeth degrees, 854 Schorstein Research Fellowship, 1079 Hr. M. Morrison), 49 (0)-Correspondence on. WALLACE, Sir Cuthbert, elected President of TheodoreWilliams Se.holaiship: ln Patbology, 135, 229, 319,818 the Royal College of Surgeons of England, 93-In Physiology, 930 Veins, varicose. radium treatment of, 319 122 Wilde Readership in Mental Philosophy, 1079 Venereal disease in Denmark. resronse of to WALMSLEY, Robert: Awarded a Rockefeller treatment and public health measures (A. Aledical EFellowship, 80-(And John BRUCE, University, purpose of a (Sir James Baillie), 756 Kisslmieyer), 291 editors): Beesly atnd Johntstot's Manual of University of Reading: Degrees and pass lists, Venereal disease, fever therapy in. 217, 884 Surgical Anatomy, fourth edition, rev., 301 881-Honorary degrees, 881 Vener-al disease and maternity and child WALSH, C. H.: Chorio-angiofibroma, 1173 - University of St. Andrews * Chair of Physiology, welfare (Violet Russell), 174 Radiology in obstetrics, 1276 ,34-Chair of surgery, 918-Information con- Venereal disease officers: Information concern- WALBHE, F. M. R.: Diphtherial paralysis, 132- cerning the study ofmedicine, 384, 404 ing. 420 Treatment of acuite poliomyelitis, 733 University o' Sbanghai. Chinese: First honorary Venereal disease in seamen: Treatnment of, 177, War in Abyssinia. See Abyssinia doctorate conferred, 241 286-Inter-national conference on, 286 War disability claims (parliamentary note), 284 University of Sheffield: Appointments, 140. 767, Venereal disease, a sixth. 119 War neuroses. See Neuroses 980-Degrees and pass lists, 93,1287-Informa- Venereal disesse, treatment of: the present War and peace, 694-Manifesto by psychiatrists, tion concerning the study of medicine, 381. 401 position (Colonel L. W. Harrison), 125 694-Correspondence on. 823, 925, 98, 1022, 1075 -Post-graduate courses, 768-Resignations, Venereal diseases, census of, 285 War, prophylaxis of: report of Dutch Medical 140, 980. 1237-Votes of thanks to Rockefeller Venereal diseases, treatment of in Edinburgh, Association's Committee, 97 Foundation, 1237 125, 314 War wounds. See Wounds Universitbr of Wales: Degrees and pass lists. Venereal patient in hospital (Letitia Fairfield), WARBAssE. James Peter: The Doctor and the 767 -Information concerning the study of 125 Public: A Stud,y of the Sociology, Econlomics, medicine. 382, 401, 433-Opening of winter Ventriculography (M. H. Jupe), 1165 Ethics, and Phvsiology of Medicino Based on session, 606-Tuberculous diseases diploma, Vertigo, clinical aspect of (Edward D. D. Davis), Medical History. rev., 950 433 1 (0) WARD, Bernard: Surgical shock, 1229 THE BRITISH 35 JULY-DEC., 1935 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

WARD, H. K.: Problems in virus disease, 748 WHITN, Frank W Birtht Control and its WILSON, S. P.: Treatment of tapeworms, 286 WARDILL, W. E. M.: Treatment of cleft palate, Opponents, rev., 212-Correspondence on above WINDEYER, J. C.: Placenta praevia, 685-Late 1278 review, 319 toxaemias of pregnancy. 742-Remote results WARDLE, E. N.: Treatmenit of bone and joint WRITE, Jamiies C.: The Autonomic Nervouts of puerperal sepsis, 742-Heart disease in preg- diseases, 1019 System. Anatomy. Physiology, and Surgical nancy, 801 WARNER, E. C.: Use of drugs of the camnphor Treatment, rev., 1209 WINFIELD, A.: Radiology in obstetrics, 1276 and coramine type, 969 - Agranulocytosis, WHITE, J. H. (AI. NAUGHTEN, and A. FOLEY): WINNALL, 1. N. (and G. K. YEATES): RoUghI7 1224 Prevention of diphtheria by the "one-shot" Shooting, rev., 627 WARNER, Frederick Ashton, obituary notice of, method, using alumi precipitated toxoid, WINNICOTT. D. W.: Care and treatment of diffi- 1184 898 (0) cult children, 1171 Warnings, 242, 326 WHITEHOUSE, Beckwith: Surgical shock, 1229 WINTER, William Arthur, obituary notice of, WARREN, Eileen M.: Maternal mortality, 1273 WHITELEY, C. T.:-Pay-bed blocks: medical 978 WARWICK, Turner: Paralytic ileus after acute staff arrangements, 1010 Wintering in the Channel Islands, 564 appendicitiF. 968 Whither radiology? See Radiology WINTERNITZ. L.: Prognosis of hypertension. Wasting andcachexia of hypophyseal origin, 309 WHITING, Maurice H Ophthialmic Nurc-itng, 272 Water, ideal, 732 second edition, rev., 726 Witchcraft, review of book on, 626 Water: MIetropolitan Water Board Bill, 94 WHITTINGHAM, Group-Captain H. E.: Dental Witness. medical. See Medical Water slipply schemes (parliamentary note), infection in the Army, 1226 WITTS, L. J.: Lederer's anaemia, 228-Use of 1187 Whooping-cough, bacteriology of (A. D. Gardner), drugs of the camphor and coramine type, 969- Water supply in Scotland (parliamentary note), 225 Agranulocytosis, 1223 1284 Whooping-cough complicated by broncho- Witwatersrand, pneumonia prophylaxis on the, WATERsTON, David (and Sir James P-unvEs- pneumonia, use of Poulton's oxygen tent in 263-Healih on the Rand mines, 1068 STEWART): Observations on Fijian fire- (Alexander Joe and J. S. Westwater), 292 (0) WOLFF, Dr.: Headaches, 271 walking, 1267 Whooping-cough infections from schools, 561 Wolverhampton and District Clinical Club: WATKINs, A. B. K.: Chronic suppurative otitis Whooping-cough, leucocytosis in (Braschi), 76 Thyroid diseases, 1019 media, 746 Who's Whio for 1936, rev., 1259 Women in medicine: Information concerning WATKINS-PITCHFORD, W.: Old Parr, 643 WICKHAM, Captain Christopher Urry, obituary the study of miedicine, 407 WATSON, Chalmers: Radiology in medicine, notice of, 320 WOOD, A. Jeffreys (and Ian WOOD): Pink disease, 1012 Wicklow Fever Hospital. inadequate salary for 527 (0), 802 WATSON, Mrs. Chalmers: Health of mothers, medical officers at, 275 WOOD, Ian: Diagnosis and treatment of severe 757 WIDE, E. R.: Unilateral breast-feeding, 1180 anaemiiia, 738 WATSON, H.: Pleural effusion in artificial WIENER, A. S.: Blood Groups and Bl.ood T'raits- WOOD, J., elected Mayor of Brighouse, 981 pneumothorax, 753 fusion.vev.. 66 WOOD. Sir Kingsley: Preventive medicine, 866- WATSON, Hugh G.: Anti-scarlatinal serumi in Wiener klinische Wochenschrift for Novembei- Co-operation between public health authori- erysipelas, 924 15th dedicated to the Medical Association of ties and voluntary hospitals, 1015 WATSON, Sir Norman (and E. J. KING): Rqund Upper Austria, 1137 WOODBURN, ,J. F.: Treatment of maxillary Mvstery Mounitain. A Ski Adventure, rev., 17 Wiener medicinische Wochenschrift: Issue of sinusitis, 691 WATSON, W.: Inexpert radiography, 1073 June 22nd devoted to oto-rhino-laryngology, WOOD-HILL, H. G., elected Mayor of Beccles, WATSON-WILLIAMS, E.: Brain abscess following 145-Issue of July 13tih dedicated to Julius 981 acute otitis media in a child with chronic Schnitzler, 193-Issuie of September 21st dedi- WOODMAN, Gordon Stewart, receives authority nasal sinus 'disease and acute nephritis- cated to Paul Ehrlich, 827 to wear the Insignia of the Fourth Class of the operation: secondary encephalitis: recovery, WIGGLESWORTH, V. B. :-lalaria epidemic in Order of Al Rafidain, 931 1152 Ceylon: the mosquito vector, 1016 WOODMAN, Musgrave: Acute frontal sinusitis, WATT, James C.: A question of nomenclature, WIGODOR, Simon, appointed chairman of Health, 1172 286-Diet and chronic gastric disease, 972 Maternity, and Child Welfare Conmmittee of WOODlRUFF, H. A.: Aniaerobic infections, 747 WAUCHOPE, Gladys M. (and Robert HUTCHISON): Morley (Leeds) Town Council, 1239 WOODS, Robert H.: Dental deformities, 763 For and Against Doctors, rev., 1102 WILBRAND, Hermann, death of, 825 978 WEBB, Ella: Problems in public health, 1069 WILENIUS, R.: Pathology and treatment of the WOODS, Major S. H.: Dental infection in the WEBB, Wilfred Mark: Starving birds, 364 swellings developing as a sequel to the subcu- Army, 1225 WEBB-JOHNSON. A. E., complimentary dinner to. taneous injections of emulsions of fats, oils, WOOLLARD, H. H.: The vessels and nerves and 35 etc., to facilitate malingering, 502 skin, with special reference to the part they WEBER, F. Parkes: Causes and treatment of WILKINSON. K. Douglas: Ingleby Lectures on play in physiotherapy, 596 obesity, 1126 - Asymmetrical limb develop- acute rheumatism and its results, 99 (0) Worcester " Scholarships. 982 ment, 1132-How surgical maggots act, 1179 WILKINSON, Sir Neville: Child welfare, 1014 Workmen's compensation: Personnel of Comi- WEBSTER, J. H. Douglas: X-ray treatment in WILKINSON, W.: Chronic amoebiasis and mittee of Inquiry (parliamentary note), 881 endocarditis, 1230 chronic appendicitis, 452 (0) World tour and the future (S. Watson Smith), WEBSTER, R. C.: Coronary thrombosis, 871 WILLCox, Robert Lewis, obituary notice of. 913 WEDDELL, Colonel J. M., appointed Professor of 1235 Worm parasites of the okapi living in the Military Surgery and Consulting Surgeon to WILLCOX, Sir William: Hypnotic drugs, 749- London Zoo (R. J. Leiper), 1174 the Army, Royal Army Medical College, 41 Urinary antiseptics, 750-Premedication, 807- WORTH, Reginald: Four decades of psychiatry, Wednesbury, municipal housing at. 697 Use and abuse of insulin, 1058-The medical 77 WEED, L. H.: The cerebro-spinal fluid, 270 witness, 1173-Agranulocytosis, 1223-Appre- WORTIs: PoliomYelitis immunity by injections Weights and Measures Bill, 94 ciation of Augustus Joseph Pepper, 1285 of monkey virus, 271 Weil's disease in certain occupations, preva- WILLETT, J. H.: Jaundice complicating preg Wound infection, a new type of, 70 lence of (J. M. Alston and H. C. Brown). nancy, 922 Wounds, war, treatment of, 1082 339 (0) WILLIAMS, A. H.: Circumcision, 822 WRIGHT, Brevet Lieut.-Colonel Alfred, obituary Weil's disease in North Queensland (T. J. WILLIAMS, E. H.: Infant feeding, 689 notice of, 362 Cotter), 810 WILLIAMS, E. Ulysses: Ante-natal diagnosis of WRIGHT, A. Dickson: Paralytic ileus after acute Weil's disease or sewer-gas poisoning, 923 quadrtuplets, 1206 (0) at)pendicitis, 968 WEINBERG, Professor, elected a member of the WILLIAMS, Francis H.: Radiizm Treatment of WRTGHT, R. D.: Pathology of osseous tissue, 692 Academie de MIedecine, 1189 Skin Diseases, New Growths, Diseases of the -Calcification, 747 WEINSTEIN, Louis (and others): Lactobacillhs Eves and Tonsils, rev., 1259 WRIGHT, R. D. B.: Strangulation of traumatic acidophtilus and its Therapeuttic Applicationi, WILLIAMS. Herbert J.: Prevention of severe diaphragmatic hernia occurring nine months 730 reactions in the gold treatment of rheumatoid after original accident, 577 (0) WEISS, James E. (and others): Lactobacilluts arthritis, 1098 (01 WRIGHT, Lieut.-Col. H. E.: Glaucoma, 744- acidophilus antd its Ther-apeutic Application, WILLIAMS. Hubert (editor): Mant and the Iridocyclitis, 807 730 Machine, rev., 544 WRIGHET, William : Appreciation of Walter WELLS, A. F.: The Local So'ial Survey in G? e.t t WILLIAMS. J. F.: Social aims of mental hygiene, Sydney Perrin, 1234 Britain, rev., 843 751-Psychoses of adolescence, 804 WRIGLEY, M.: Gas gangrene of the uterus, WELLS, H. G.: Noise abatement, 19 WILLIAMS, Jesse Feiring: Hvgiene atnd Santita- 1274 WELLS, John E.: Peritonsillar abscess in tio,s. The Essentials of Modersn Health Care, WYARD, Stanley (and A. PINEY): Clinical Atlas infancy. 360 third edition, rev., 67 of Blood Diseases, third edition, rev., 998 WELSH, E. A.: Chloroform in midwifery, 601 WILLIAMS, John: Out-patient departments, 1011 WYLIE, William Robertson, obituary notice of, WELSH, Robert A.: Treatment of puerperal WILLIAMS, John Robert: Appreciation of Robert 605 streptococcal septicaemia, 356 Herbert Mills-Roberts, 1183 WYLLIE, W. G. (and Wilfred J. PEARSON): Welsh medical centenarian: Dr. Griffith Evans, WILLIAMS, rLeonard: M11inor Medical Mrysteries, Modern Methods of Feedinig in I-ifancy and 274 rev., 1209 Childhood, third edition, rev., 626-Care and Welsh Board of Health: Annual report, 1934-5, WILLIAMS. Oscar: Appreciation of Charles treatment of difficult children, 1171 517. See also Health Arthur Brigstocke, 562 WYNN, W. H.: Surgical shock, 1229 Welsh National School of Medicine: Informa- WILLIAMS, R. P.: Prevention of tuberculosis in WYss, Oscar: Prognosis of hypertension, 272 tion concerning, 382, 401. See also University children, 31 of Wales WILLIAMSON-NOBLE, F. A. (and Humiiphrey WESTWATER, J. S. (and Alexander JOE): Poulton's NEAME): A Handbook of Opthalmology, second oxygen tent in bronchoDneumonia coIm1 pli- edition, rev., 301 cating whooping-cough, 292 (0) WILLIS, R. A.: Pathology of osseous tissue, 692 Wexford, county surgeon's salarV in, 356 -Neural components in teratomata, 693 WHIGHAM, J. R. H.: Paraldehyde as a pi-e- WILMER, William Holland: Atlas Fundus Oculi, anaesthetic. 320 rev., 582 WHILLIS, James: The anatomy of the palate, WILSHIRE, F. A. (and 0. C. M. DAVIS): Menttality X. 1279 and the Criminal Law, rev., 1103 WEHPPLE, George H., elected a member of the WILSON, A. H., estate and bequests of, 1287 Xerodermia in an unborn child, prevention of, Imperial Leopold Caroline German Acadeully WILSON, A. M .: Placenta praevia, 686 146 of Natural Science at Halle, 1029 WILSON. Sir Arnold: The vogue of medicines, X-ray diagnosis of acute intestinal obstruction WHITBY. Lionel E. H.- Glandular fever, 226- 1058-Physical education in the schools, 1058 (David H. Patey and P. B. Ascroft), 1197 (0) (And C. J. C. BRITTON): Disorders of thte WILSON, Christopher James, nominated un- X-ray equipment, modern. (G. W. C. Kaye), 1164 Blood, rev., 502 official member of the Legislative Council of X-ray organization of hospitals, principles of WHITE, C. F.:-Report of the Port of London the Colony of Kenya, 1239 radiological treatment and their bearing on Authority: pollution of the t'hames, 346 WILSON, Enid (and Robert A. LEWIS): So That's (H. Chambers and S. Russ), 9 (0) WlaITE, Clifford (Sir Comynis BERKELEY, and What lDo.! rev., 344 X-ray therapy, low-voltage (Woodburn Morison, J. S. FAIPBAIRN): Midwivfery, fifth edition, WILSON, J. Greenwood: Report on tuberculosis 1). Hugo, and W. V. Mayneord), 783 (0) rev., 455 in Cardiff, 1122, 1288 X-ray treatment for local infections, 1072 WHITE, Edward: Remote results of puerperai WILSON, J. St. George: Advanced ectopic preg- X-ray treatment and subacute bacterial endo- sepsis, 742-The ovarian cycle and endo- nancy, 1173-Radiology in obstetrics, 1276 carditis, 970. 1071, 1230 crinology, 853 WILSON. Kenneth: Late toxaemias of preg- X-ray tubes, continuously evacuated (T. E. Alli. WHITB, E. R.: Caesarean section, 685 nancy, 742 bone). 1066 WHITE, ErnestlWilliam, obituary notice of, 1134 WILSON, S. A. Kinnier: Treatmient of epilepsy, X rays for foetal cephalometry, 463, 640 959 X rays as a therapeutic agent, 1021 THEBsRITS1 t :6 JULY-DEC., 1935 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

YOUNG, Archibald, made a doctor honoris cautsa Y. of Strasbourg University, 1189 Z. YOUNG, A. Greville: Cerebral malaria or en- Yaws and syphilis, relation between (PhilipPH. cephalitis lethargica? 523 ZAMMIT, Sir Temistocle, obituary notice of, Manson-Bahr), 125 YOUNG, C. J.: Clinical interpretation of the 1077 Year Book ofthe Americarn Pharmaceutical Arneth count, 109 (0) ZEENETNER, Friederike. awarded the Interna- Associationr, rev., 11C4 YOUNG, Frank George, elected to a BeitFMemorial tional Florence Nightingale Medal, 286 Year Book, Empire Social Hygiene,for 1935, rev., Fellowship, 127 ZEILER, H., gives lists of subjects and authors 343 YOUNG. George. obituary notice of, 978 of medical articles contributed to Diderot and Year Book, Public and Preparatory Schools. YOUNG, James: The nutrition of mothers, 79 D'Atembert's Encyclopaedia, 145 rev., 456 YOUNG, Neville: Recovery after cardiac arrest, ZERvOs. Skevos: La Maladie des Pgcheutrs YEAR5LEY, Macleod: Le Bov est Mort, rev., 1211 230 d'Evonges Nu8, 1263 YEATES, G. K. (and R. N. WINNALL):Rotgh YOUNG, R. A.: Use of drugs of the camphor and ZILBOORG, Gregory: The MedicalMlan anid the Shootinre, rev., 627 coramine type, 968-Care and treatment of Witch duringthleRenais8anice, rev., 626 YORKE. Courtenay: Erosion of internal carotid difficult children, 1171 ZONDEK, Hermaunn The Diseases of the Enido- artery with fatal haemorrhage, 162 YOUNG, Roy: Appreciation of William Robert- crine Glands, third edition, rev., 667 YOUNAN. Lieut.-Colonel Arthur Charles, obit- son Wylie, 605 Zoology, review of book on, 545 uary notice of, 824 YULE, J. Sandison: Views on the cancer YOUNG, Andrew, obituary notice of, 1184 problem, 972

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

SPECIAL PLATES Dental Deformities (Elwin H. T. Nash) ... 670 PAGE Drinker Apparatus, Improved ...... 505 Bowel, Large, Congenital Malformation of (John Alexander Dwyer, Sir Frederick Conway ...... 765 Mackenzie) inset between 74 and 75 Eleetrocardiogram in'Prognosis and'Diagn sis (A. Hope Go'se) 172 Cancer of Oesophagus, Retrograde (Transgastric) Oesophagoscopy Forceps, Twin, for Squint'Operations ...... 116 for (G. H. Steele) ... facing 75 Fractures of Mandible, Wire Extension in Treatment of(R Brooke) 498 Cystic Lung, Congenital (Alistair Argyll Robertson) Gall-bladder, Diseases of the (Cecil P. G. Wakelesr) .. 243 inset between 856 and 857 Gangrene of the (A. J. llsaxland) 336 Duodenal Atresia, Congenital, with Conmplete Transposition of Skin,lProgressive?Post-operative Glaucoma M...... 935 Viscera (Arnold Greenblatt) ...... facing 857 (H. Traquair) Fracture of First Rib, Bilateral (M. Carlton Oldfield) facing 857 Histidine Treatment,of Peptic UlcerI(David Smith) 158 Hallux Valgus, Unusual Type of (S. W. Daw) inset between 586 and 587 Hospital Trolley fitted with6Emergency Apparatus 344 a ... 18 Influenzal Epidemic in the Spring of 1935, Some Features of (David Hypodermic Pocket Case, New .., .. Thomson) inset between 74 and 75 Injuries to the Semilunar Cartilages (Charles A. Pannett) 439 Intestinal Obstruction. Acute, Diagnosis of by X Rays (David H. Intussusception (P. L. Hipsley) ...... 717 Patey and P. B. Ascroft) ... inset between 1218 and 1219 Lighting of Hospital Wards .. . 18 Leueorrhoea, Significance of (Albert Sharman) inset between 1218 and 1219 Limb Development, Asymmetrical (Matthew Bowman) ... 1C47 Leukaemic Infiltrations (J. Burton Cleland) facing 1218 Little, Ernest Muirhead 705 Lung, Massive Collapse of, Complicating Haemoptysis (J. Mindline) McKenzie, Dn ...... 1076 facing 1219 Mastoid Radiology (W.'O.'Lodge) 579 Lupus Vulgaris (Norman Burgess)...... facing 856 Motor Car with'Special Fittings for Doctors ...... 860 Lymphosarcomaof Stomach (M. Abdul Hameed) inset between 586 and 587 Mouth Opener for-the Insertion of Airways .. .. 545 Oesophagus, Ante-mortem Digestion of the (Alexander Lyall) facing 587 Myopathy, Hereditary, a Family showing Dominant Transmission van 1256 Plasmodium knowlesi 'Infection in Man-((C. E. Rooyen and S. Alanson) ...... G. Pile) ... inset between 856 and 857 R. Nasal Ionization, Apparatus for ... 68 Quadruplets, Ante-natal :Diagnosis of (E.'Ulysses Williams) facing 1219 Nasal Speculum, Modified Long-BladedaLennox-Browne Type of 302 Radium Treatment of Naevi (N. S. Finzi) inset between 586 and 587 Oesophageal Obstruction (H. S. Souttar) 777 Sclerosis, Tuberous, Atypical Form of (R. M. Stewart) Oil-soluble Anaesthetics in Rectal Surgery (C. Naunton Morgan) .. 939 inset between 74 and 75 Omentum, Primary Abdominal Torsion of (W. D. Galloway) ... 899 Staphylococcal Infections of the Skin and their Treatment (J. Ivan inset 1218 and 1219 Operating Table, Attachment for ... 788 Connor)... between 14 Strangulation of Traumatic 'Hernia Nine Months rafter Original Ossification, Defective (G. Douglas Gray) ...... Accident (R. D. B. Wright) facing 587 Pericardium, Absence of (H. Barsoum)... 666 " 302 Tuberculosis of Kidney in Childhood (O. L. Addison) 586 Periosteal Elevator," Push and Pull ......

... 1233 Ureter, Congenital Dilatation of (Cedric Hilliard) inset between 856 and 857 Perrin, Walter Sydney ...... Varicose Veins. Injection Treatment of (G. H. Colt, Isobel S. W. Pink Disease (A. Jeffreys Wood andIan.Wood) ... 528 Ramsey, and Margaret M. M8. Morrison) ... facing 74 Portable Case for General Practitioners 843 Porter, Surgeon Vice-Admiral Sir James ...... 361 Quadruplets, the Eynesbury (E. H. Harrisson) 1208

... 953 Rectus Exerciser, Internal ...... 165 Retinoscopy, for ...... IN THE Model;Eye ILLUSTRATIONS TEXT Retractor, &bdominal, for Operations on the Biliary Tract 1104

Abscess, Peritonsillar, Opener 1153 Richardson, William George ...... 928 Adenoidectomy using a Boyle-Davis Gag, Instruments for 583 Skin Conditions in Australial(Herman Lawrence) 573 Anaesthetic Apparatus, Portable, for Self-administration in Mid- Spectacles for Spinal Cases ...... 259 wifery 1050 Spicer, William Thomas Holmes 321 Anaesthetic Table 214 Splint for Broken Clavicles which Preserves Function (Arnold K. 361 1255 Anderson, John ...... Henry) Auscultation Tube for Eustacliian Catarrh 302 Sucker Regulating Valve ...... 1104 " ... Bottle Stopper, the Colloseal ...... 457 Surgery in Moscow ... 1118 68 902 Bougie, Urethral, Combination ...... Syringe, Twin-injection ...

1247 ...... 41 Cancer of Colon (H. B. Devine) ...... Taylor, Charles Henry Shinglewood 454 202 Casualties.Evacuated by Aeroplane ...... Thyroid Gland and Ileart Disease (O. Brenner)

Chambers, Surgeon Vice-Admiral Sir Joseph 648 Tonsil Dissector ...... 457 Cleft Palate, Orthopaedic, Operation for (Denis Browne) ... 1093 'rransilluminator, Portable 344 Coin Pleximeter ...... 545 Tuberculin Pipette 583 1284 Crawley, Frank Hubert McCarthy Chetwode Winter, William Arthur ...... 978

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A. tions, 5-Excursions and tours, 4- Hospitals, 74, 83 Journey to Melbourne, 130, 166, 176- Reference of patients to hospitals, 74 Abdominal operations (A. F. Hurst), 29 The American contingent, 130, 141, 166- The model hospital letter, 74 Aberdeen and Kincardine Counties Divi- News from the Canadian party, 131- Payment of medical staffs at hospitals, sion: Report of meetings, 272, 284 Ladies, general information for, 6-Journey 75 Accidents, road, alcohol in relation to, to Melbourne, 122-News of the Canadian Contributory schemes, 76 report of committee, 57, 88. See also party: Liverpool to Quebec, 122; Mon- Insurance benefits for the middle Alcohol treal and Toronto, 122-Provisional pro- classes, 77 ACHESON, Harriet E.: Acute infections of gramme, 1-Provisional time-table, 4- Trpatment of local authority patielts at the vagina and external female genitals, Travelling facilities in Australia, 5-In- voluntary hospitals, 77 90 duction of President, 157-Address by the Provident schemes for middle-class ADAMS, E. W.: New drugs, 274 Governor-General, 157-A message to the persons, 82 ADDERLEY, E. S.: High incidence of black- King, 157-Investures, 158-Introductions, Immunization: Report on, 53 water fever among Indians, 189 158-Association prizes, 158-President's Indian Medical Services, 71 Air Force, Royal, Auxiliary Air Force, Address, 158-Religious service, 165- Insurance, National Health, 67 Medical Branch, 22 Catholic religious service, 166-Reception Extension of medical benefit, 67 Air Force, Royal, Director of Medical at Sydney, 176 - N.S.W. Branch Medical records, 68 Services of, 107 luncheon, 176-The sights of Sydney, 177 Ireland, 85 Air Force, Royal, Medical Service, 22, 31, -Early ceremonies, 198-Tuesday's pro- Medical benevolence, 78 91, 99, 107, 123, 135, 142, 146, 154, 162, ceedings, 198-Wednesday's proceedings, Medical education, 85 178, 190, 201, 211, 229, 253, 271, 286. See 199-Thursday, September 12th, 207- Supervised responsibility for the newly also Journal Index Friday, September 13th, 208-Saturday, qualified, 85 Air Force, Royal, Royal Air Force Reserve, September 14th, 208-A farewell message, The " one-portal " entry, 86 Medical Branch, 91, 190, 229. See also 209-Other events of the week, 209-The Medical ethics, 49 Journal Index -- Museum, 209-Notes and impressions, 219 Medico-political, 43, 49, 85 Alcohol in relation to road accidents, report -Visits to Canberra and Katoomba, 219 Sickness and accident assurance certi- of committee, 57, 88. See also Accidents -A farewell broadcast to Australia, 219- ficates, 43 ALLISON, James Alexander Randolph, name Thanks to the N.S.W. Government, 219 Life insurance examinations, 43 restored to the Dentists Register, 251 -Visit to Brisbane, 220-Corrections, 220 Workmen's compensation and accident ALIsON, R. S.: Anxiety neurosis, hysteria, Homeward bound from Melbourne, 225, cases, 44 and allied disorders, 286 248-Visit to Singapore, 225-Kuala Relation of private practitioner to treat- Anaesthesia, evipan (S. N. Mathur), 91- Lumpur and Penang, 226-Colombo, 226 ment of mental disability, 44 (J. C. M. Martin), 285 -Visit to Bombay, 248-Three hours at Law and practice relating to coroners' ANAND,'H. S.: The existing state of know- Aden, 249-Through the Red Sea to inquests, 49 ledge of sex hormones, 90 Egypt, 249-Receptions in Malta, 249- National Deposit Friendly Society, 85 ANDERSON, Robert: Royal Medical Benevo- Journey's end, 249-Cruise of the s.s. Naval and military,, 69 lent Fund, 99 Marella, Brisbane and Townsville, 282- Composition of the Naval and Military ANDERSON, T. E.: Common skin infections, Thursday Island and Port Darwin, 282 Committee, 69 272 Association, British Medical: Annual New conditions in the Services, 70 Animals, experiments on, 122 General Meeting, 55, 157-Appointment of Conditions of service in the R.A.M.C., Appendix, the acute (Lieut.-Colonel V. auditors, 55-President (1935-6), 55- 70 Mahadeevan), 132 President (1936-7), 55-Votes of thanks Nutrition, 41 ARMSTRONG., B. W.: Exhibition of cases, to retiring President, 56-Extraordinary Ophthalmic treatment, 50 132 General Meeting, 56 Organization, 36 Army, British, 22, 31, 59, 91, 99, 107, 123, Past-Presidents and Vice-Presidents, 86 135, 142, 146, 154, 162, 178, 190, 201, 211, ASSOCIATION, BRITISH MEDICAL: ANNUAL Organization in the Irish Free State, 37 229, 253, 271, 286. See also Journal Index REPRESENTATIVE MEETING, 33, 61 Formation of Branches and Divisions, Army, British: Army Medical Services, 22, Annual General Meeting, 55 37 91, 99, 162, 178, 286. See also Journal Annual and Supplementary Reports of Composition of Council, 37 Ifdex Council, 34 Suggested increase in secretariat, 37 Army, British: Colonial Medical Services, Anti-chemical warfare, 79 Other organization matters, 38 91, 107, 142, 190, 230, 272 Association committees, work of, 34 A recruiting circular, 38 Army, British: Militia, Royal Army Medi- Australia, greetings from, 34 Osteopaths Bill, Select Committee's re- cal Corps, 59, 154, 178, 271 Coal fires and the smoke evil, 82 port, 51 Army, British: Regular Army Reserve of Dinner, 158 Osteopathy, Select Committee on, 82 Officers, 107, 162, 201, 229 Doctors and membership of local autho- Over-seas Branches, 64 Army, British: Regular Army Reserve of rities, 81 Physical education of civilian population, Officers, Royal Army Medical Corps, 31, Election of Direct Representatives on 42 91, 107, 146, 162, 178, 201, 211, 229, 253, the General Medical Council, 49 Public health, 52, 54, 61 287 Election of Honorary Members, 34, 79 Scottish scale of salaries for whole-time Army, British: Royal Army Medical Corps, Election of President (1935-6), 34 posts, 52 22, 59, 91, 99, 107, 123, 135, 142, 154. Election of President (1936-7), 34 Public health appointments, 54 162, 178, 201, 211, 229, 253, 286. See also Election of Vice-Presidents, 34 Midwifery in general practice, 61 Joumal Index Elections, 54 Maternal mortality and the question of Atmy, British: Royal Malta Artillery, 22 Extraordinary General Meeting, 56 the midwifery service, 62, 67 Army, British: Supplementary Reserve of Luncheon to Representatives from over- Public medical services, 45 Officers, Royal Army Medical Corps, 22, seas, 54 Treatment on contract terms of persons 107, 135, 154, 162, 178, 201, 229, 271 Medical defence of members, 79 above income limit, 45 Army, British: Territorial Army, 22, 31, Miners' nystagmus and the Workmen's Science, 39, 86 91, 107, 123, 135, 142, 146,. 154, 178, 190, Compensation Act, 80 Relation of Association to British 201, 211, 230, 271, 287. See also Journal Non-nationals and the Medical Register, Medical Bureau, 40 Index 81 Science Committee business resumed, 41 Army, British: Territorial Army Reserve Service representation on the Council, 33 Remuneration of non-professional of Officers, Royal Army Medical Corps, Surplus from Association subscriptions, teachers, 86 22, 31, 107, 178, 190, 271. See also use of, 79 Scotland, 84 Journal Index Vote of thanks, 87 Training of nurses, 84 Army, British: Territorial Army, Royal Abortion, medical aspects of, 43 Army Medical Corps, 22, 31, 91, 107, 123, Alcohol and road accidents, 42 Association, British Medical: Charities 135, 142, 146, 154, 178, 190, 201, 211, 230, British Medical Journal, 38 Trust Fund, 133 271, 287. See also Journal Index Consultants and specialists, 69, 71 Association, British Medical: Committees, ASHBY, H. T.: Common disorders of in- Whole-time consultants and private composition of, 102-A correction, 122 fancy and childhood, 273 practice, 69, 71 Association: British Medical, Council: Assam Branch: Report of meeting, 99 Fumction of the Consultants Group, 72 Elections to, 60-Proceedings of, 93, 233 Association, British Medical: Annual Meet- Consultant members and council hos- A correction, 254 ing, Melbourne (1935), 1, 122, 130, pital staffs, 72 Association, British Medical, Handboolk of, 141, 157, 165, 176, 198, 207, 219, Finance, 34 177 225, 248, 282-Academic dress, 5-Annual Retired practitioners and Association Association, British Medical, Library of: dinner,- 5, 158-Civic reception, 157 membership, 35 Books added to, 21, 123, 143, 186, 229, -Clinical addresses and demonstra- Fractures, 42 271 SUPPLEMENT TOTt 4 JULY-DEc., 1935 INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT BRITISH MEDIcAL lousAL

Ia Association, British Medical: Scholarships CAMPS, F. E., demonstrates clinical cases, Current Note.: and grants awarded, 127 272 Alcohol and road accidents, 88 Association Professionnelle des Medecins, CASTELLANI, Sir Aldo, disciplinary case of, B.M.A. Charities Trust Fund, 133 220-Letter from the Council, 220 250 Darlington, appointment at, 186 Assurance offices, medical reports for, 27 Ceylon Branch: Report of meetings, 29, General medical service: For Ayrshire, 20 ASTEN, Walter: The doctor as witness, 90 131, 188, 284 Handbook of the Association, 177 Atebrin musonat in malaria (E. J. Wright), Charities Trust Fund, B.M.A., 133 Herefordshire County Council, 88 189 CHARLES, Richard: Results of hysterec- Immunization, including vaccination, 122, Ayrshire Division: Report of meeting, 272 tomy, 190 135, 146 Ayrshire, general medical service for, 20 Chelsea Division: Report of meeting, 132 Medical posts abroad, 146 Cheshire, Mid, Division: Report of meet- Medical Practitioners' Handbook, 214 ing, 106 Medical secretariat, 88 Chesterfield Division: Report of meeting, Osteopaths Bill, 186 131 Poisons Board, 56, 88-A correction, 88 B. Children, deformity in, prevention of (Alex. Post Office medical officers, remuneration BAILEY, H4amilton: Swellings of the neck, Mitchell), 274 of, 8 285 City Division: Report of meeting, 188 Scottish Committee: A correction, 122 Banff, Moray, and Nairn Division: Report CLARKE, B. R.: Modem methods of diag- Scottish Consultants and Specialists of meeting, 91 no-sis and treatment of phthisis, 286 Group, 20 .Bahti's disease (W. A. Naidu), 132 CocK, Albert A.: Psychology and medicine, Wallasey Insurance Committee, 122 BARBER, Hugh: Chronic gastric and duo- 30 denal ulcers, excluding perforatioz;, 285 Conference of honorary secretaries, 94- Cysticercus cellulosae (N. S. Natarajan), Barnet Division: Report of meetings, 105, Promotion of B.M.A. policies at. peri- 132 273, 285 phery, 94-How Headquarters can be BARNETT, Aaron Leslie, name to be erased useful to the secretary, 95-The Branch from the Dentists Register, 251 or Division and the local authority, 95- BARROW, R. H. Balfour: Effects of Use of the Supplement to the hon. secretary,. 96-Need' for young blood, 96- D. mustard gas on the conjunctiva and Election of chairman, 97-Dinner, 97 cornea, 274, Conference of representatives of Approved BASKER, C. A.: Pneumonia and its com- Societies,' Insurance Committees, 'and Dangerous drugs. See Drugs plications, 272 279 Darlington, appointment at, 186 C. L.: -Insurance medical British Medical Association, DAVID, I.: Some cases of malarial fever lDATTESON, Consett Division: Report of meeting, 286 refer- service: care of an aged patient,.11 Consultants and contributory schemes, 106 and their treatment, with special Bedford County Panel Committee: Report Group: ence to trypaflavine and enflavine, 131- of meeting, 27 Consultants and Specialists Demonstrates some instruments he has Belfast Division: Report of meeting, 274 Regional meetings, '218, 226-Future designed, 188, 284 Berks, Bucks, and Oxford Branch: Report arrangements with L.C.C., 282 DAVIES, J. C.: Hour-glass contraction of of meeting, 105 COOK, James: Report on maternal mor- the stomach, 21 BEARUCHA, Lieut.-Colonel P. B. Surgical bidity -and mortality in Scotland, 1935, DAVIES, J. H. Twiston: Consultants and -168, 221, 270 not aspects of some genital conditions, 90- COOKE, G.: Blackwater fever, 188, 284 the contributory schemes, 106-Why Relation of diabetes .to- diseases requiring 122, 254 voluntary health insurance? 170 surgical intervention, 91 Corrections, 9, 11,'88, Deaf child, an introduction to the (J. Kerr BHATIA, Dr.: -Enlarged spleen: severe Love), 285 dermatitis following petechial.haemor- CORRESPONDENCE: DEALE, James E.: rhe mechanics of the rhages, 91-Severe ascites, 190-Pseudo- Animals, experiments on, 122 body, 285 hypertrophic muscular atrophy, 190- Consultants and the contributory schemes, Dentist and doctor (Stanley P. Meacock), Wasting of small muscles of both hands, 106 284 190 Council proceedings: correction, 254 Dentists Register, names erased from, 10 Birmingham Branch: Report of meeting, Diphtheria immunization schemes, 28 Derbyshire Branch: Report of meeting, 285 188 Director, of Medical Services, Royal Air Diabetes, relation of to diseases requiring Blackburn Division: Report of meeting, 273 Force, 107 surgical intervention (Lieut.-Colonel P. B. BLACKLEE, ,Herbert F. : Experiments on Hospitals and medical ethics, 154 Bharucha), 91 aimals, 122 Maternal morbidity and mortality in Diabetic emergencies and the general prac- BOCARRO, James Lionel, name of restored Scotland, 1935, report on, 168, 178, 187, titioner (R. D. Lawrence), 286 to the Medical Register, 251 201, 221, 242, 270, 283 DIcK, Lieut.-Colonel A. M.: Eye and ear Border Counties Branch: Report of meet- Maternity service, a national, 283 conditions associated with venereal dis- ing, 105 Medical practice, future of, 22 eases, 91 Bournemouth Division: Report of meet- Medical reports for assurance offices, 27 Diphtheria immunization, 18, 89-Schemes ings, 29, 90, 188, 272 Metropolitan Counties Branch meeting, a in different areas, 18, 28-Correspondence BRACKENBURY, Sir Henry B.: -Council correction, 11 on schemes, 28-Weymouth and Mel- proceedings: a correction, 254 Miners' nystagmus. change the name and combe Regis Borough Council scheme, 89 BRAUN, Jean, name removed from Medical give it back to the G.P., 89 Disasters, avoidable (G. R. Girdlestone), 272 Register at her bequest, 266 Officialdom, spread of, 270 Doctor as witness (A. Basil Rooke), 90 Brighton Division: Report of meeting, 133 Osteopathy, problem of, lecture on, 254 Doctors as lawgivers (John Hilton), 56 British Columbia, health insurance for, 175 Public medical services, extension of, 162, Dorset -and West Hants Branch: Report -BRODIE, William, considered unsuitable for 170, 187, 229, 254 of meeting, 188 service in connexion with dental benefit, Puerperal pyrexia," 279 Drugs Acts, Dangerous, withdrawal. of 105 Road Traffic Act, 1934: Sections 16 and authority to deal with, -197 BUIST, R. C.: Report on maternal mor- 17 of, 28, 59, 90, 99-Fees under, 108 Drugs Acts, Dangerous, withdrawal of bidity and mortality in Scotland, 1935, Royal Medical Benevolent Fund, 99 authority suspended, 186 178, 201, 242, 283 Sight-testing opticians, 254, 271 Drugs, new (E. W. Adams), 274 BURGES, F. A. L.: *The senior practitioner Social medicine, true, 283 Dumbartonshire Division: Report of nieet- and the panel, 187 State medicine: will it come? 214 ing, 285 BURKE, Colonel G. F.: Case of myopathy Voluntary health insurance, why not? DUNCAN, William Ainslie, name of .erased in a boy of 10, 91 170 from the Dentists Register, 251 BURNETT, W. A.: Malarial problems, 189- Dundee Branch: Report of meeting, 21 Demonstrates specimens of pyonephrosis, COULTON, P.: Voluntary euthanasia, 279 DURAND, Richard W., appointed Assistant 189 Medical Secretary, of the Association, 88 BURNS, B. H.: Manipulative treatment. in COUNCIL, GENERAL MEDICAL: injuries and diseases of the limbs, 188 Committee reports, 251 BURRELL, L. S. T.:' Pneumonia, 131 Disciplinary cases, 250, 266 Buxton Division: Report of meetings, 21, Executive Committee: Report of meet- 188 ings, 10 Names removed from Register at practi- E. tioners' requests, 266 C. Pharmacopoeia, British, 252 EDGEcOMBE, Wilfrid: Treatment of rheum- President's address, 238 atic diseases in general practice, 273. CAIGER, lIerbert (and W. J. Wellwood Professional educational resolutions of ELMSLIE, R. C.: The problem of osteo- FERGUSON): Miners' nystagmus and the the Council, 268 pathy, 227 Workmen's Compensation Act, 13 Work of (E. Kaye Le Fleming), 29 Endocarditis, subacute infective, treated Camberwell Division: Report of meeting, with rheumatic phlacogen (H. 0. Gune- 21 Council, London County: Consultants and wardene), 131 CAMERRN, D. M.: Report on maternal mor- specialists services, 282 Essex Branch: Report of meeting, 29. tality in Scotland, 1935, 187, 221, 270 Coventry Division: Report of meeting, 284 Essex, Mid, Division: Report of meeting, CAMERON, H. C.:-Some common disturb- COWAN, A. Forbes: Broad ligament neuritis, 272 ances of digestion in childhood: their 273 Essqx, South-West,* Division: Report of causes and treatment, 228 Cox, Alfred: Meeting of the Metropolitan meetings, 21, 188, 285 CAMPBELL, H., appointed chairman of the Counties Branch, a correction, 11 Euthanasia, voluntary, 279 St. Helens Insurance Committee, 222 CRICHTON, C. S.: Surgery by the general Evipan anaesthesia. See Anaesthesia CAMPBELL, S, B. Boyd: Influences of gall- practitioner, 123 EvisoN, Frank Arthur, withdrawal of bladder and other infections on the inci- CRICHTON-MILLER, H.: :The neurotic as the authority suspended under the Danger- dence of coronary thrombosis, 274 practitioner's bogy, 285 ous Drugs-Acts, 186 SUPPLEMENT TO THE JULY-DEC., 1935 INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL

Hospitals, London County Council:-Out- Charging of fees: insured persons in hos- F. patiept treatment: new regulations, 211 pital, 104 Hospitals and medical ethics, 154 Consolidated regulations, 281 Facial deformities, correction of (E. A. Hospitals, municipal, patients' payments Cost of medicines, 252 Hardy), 132 in, 121 Dangerous drugs, withdrawal of autho- FARDON, H. J.: The spread of officialdom, Hospitals, voluntary, position of, reasons rity, 222 270 for appointing a commission to inquire Dispensing by doctors, 241 Fees under the Road Traffic Act. See into the (Sir William Hart), 212 Elastic stocking, 104 Road HOWELL, Hinds: Treatment of psycho- Emergency drugs and dressings, 27 FERGUSON. W. J. Wellwood (and Herbert neuroses in general practice, 228 Emergency treatment and the Road CAIGER): Miners' nystagmus and the HUGHES, Colonel T. A.: Visceral syphilis, Traffic Act, 1934, 129 Workmen's Compensation Act, 13 90 Employment of assistants, 98 FERNANDO, P. B.: Clinical study of 647 HURST, A. F.: Except for acute emer- Health Minister and medicine, 200 patients treated for malaria during the gencies abdominal operation should be Hypodermic syringes and needles, 252 last epidemic in Ceylon, 131 regarded merely as an incident in the Inadequate deputizing arrangements, 146 FERNANDO, S. E.: Intestinal coleoptera, 131 course of medical treatment, 29 Inquiries into prescribing by insurance FISHER, M.: Blood transfusion in black- practitioners, 87 water fever, 189-Liver abscess, 189 Insulin, 252 Fitness for alternative occupation, 214 Insulin: standardization, 104 FLEMMING, Charles E. S.: Memorandum re- .I. Insurance medical service in England in garding a national maternity service, 283 1934, 222 FLEW, J. D. S.: Minor disorders of preg- Immunization, including vaccination, 122, Insurance practitioners and fees under the nancy and the puerperium, 273 135, 146 Road Traffic Act, 1934, 98 FORBEs, Robert: Historical survey of medi- India, South, and Madras Branch: Report Insurance statistics, 27 -cal ethics, 137 of meeting, 132 Irregular medical certification, 145 FORBEs-LESLIS, William, name of erased .Indian Medical Service, 31, 107, 146, 178, Limitation of doctors' lists, a concession, from the Medical Register, 10 230, 274, 287 222 Fox, R. Fortescue: Chronic rheumatism, Infectious diseases, prophylaxis of. (Major London County Council hospitals and 123 R. A. Mansell), 105 institutions, 98 FRASER, G.: Atebrin and plasmoquine mass Insurance Acts Committee: Report of meet- Medical insurance statistics, 241 treatment, 99 ings, 6, 10, 183, 277-Appendices, 120- Medical service cases, fall in, 200 FULLER, C. B. S., exhibits clinical cases, 274 Action of approved society, 6-1B.M.J. Neglect of a practice, 153 Fund, Royal Medical Benevolent, 99 Supplement, meetings of Local Medical Negligence in a wide sense, 281 Furness Division: Report of meeting, 30 and Panel Committees, 117-Capitation Neill, Sir Thomas, 20 fee, 110-Central Practitioners' Fund, 117 Panel Committee's representation at -Certification, 112-Charging of fees to appeals, 241 insured persons, 114; in hospitals, 7 Panel Conference-and after, 281 -Chemists' hours, 6-Corporation housing Payment for keeping records, 174 G. schemes, surgery accommodation, 117- 168 to, 277-Diphtheria Practitioner's failing powers, GARBUTT, Dr., presentation to, 275 Dain, Dr., tribute Practitioners grown too old for service, 9 immunization, 116-Direct representation 8 General Medical Council. See Council 181, 253- Prescriptions disallowed, General medical service for Ayrshire, 20 on the committee, 6, 110, Princoipal and assistant, 200 Direct- Representatives elected, 253-Dis- 20 Gibraltar Branch: Report of meetings, 105, 183 Relief from emergency night calls, 227, 285 pensing by insurance practitioners, Removal from the panel, 19 -Insurance practitioners in partnership 222 GIBSON, H. E.: Sight-testing opticians, 271 practitioners, 116- Removal of insured persons, GIRDLESTONE, G. R.: Avoidable disasters, with non-insurance Right of practitioner to have insured Insurance practitioners and road acci- persons removed from his list, 19, 98 272 dents, 114-Insured persons in hos- 252 Goitre, toxic, surgical treatment of (R. L. Benefit Consolidated Rising cost of medicines, 188 pitals, 184-Medical Road accidents, 8 Newell), Regulations, 1935, 110-Medical benefit, 210 Goole and Selby Division: Report of meet- extension of, 278-Medical benefit, ex- Scottish Panel Conference, ings, 21, 274 Spinal jacket puzzle, 210 tension of to dependants of insured of 145 GORDON, Douglas, demonstrates a series of persons, etc., 116-Medical Insurance Summer leave absence, cases, 190 117-Medical records, 114, 182- Surgery accommodation under corporation GORDON, R. M.: Brain of dog suffering from Practice, housing schemes, 8 rabies, 189 Mortgaging of practices and arrangements Thompson, James, case of, 209 for practitioners on retirement from prac- and of GOULD, Eric Pearce: Closed treatment of tice, 114-National Health Insurance and Transfer of practices assignments open wounds, 213 Contributory Pensions Act, 1935, 111- practitioners, 174 Grenada Branch: Report of meeting, 273 National Insurance Defence Trust, 117, 278 Treatment by injection of a sclerosing GUNEWARDENE, H. O.: Some cases present- solution, 26 ing features of subacute infective endo- -" Nominal" insurance doctors, 183- Uroselectan B, 87 Other business, 83-" Own arrangements " 145 carditis, with special reference to their by insured members of the staffs of insti- Workmen's compensation cases, treatment with rheumatic phlacogen, 131 tutions, 115-Personnel, 109-Post gradu- GUPTA, P. C.: Bilateral tumour of kidneys, ate study, 116-Practices, mortgaging of, Insurance, National Health: 91 7-Prescribing, 113-Range- of service, Correspondence. See Subheading 114, 182-Removal from doctor's list of National Health Insurance and Contribu- insured persons over 65 years of age in tory Pensions, explanatory leaflet on, H. receipt of old age pensions, 183-Repre- 252 sentation on the Insurance Acts Com- Range of medical service, 89 HARDY, E. A.: Correction of facial de- mittee, 184-Resident insured members of formities, 132 staffs of council hospitals, 6, 182-Reso- CORRESPONDENCE: HARDY, T. L.: Wind, 188 lutions of the Conference, 278-Medi- Attendance entries on record cards, 162 Harman Prize. See Prize cal benefit for, 182-Scope of committee's Certificate on another doctor's diag- HARNETT, Lieut.-Colonel W. L., describes a annual report and agenda of annual con- nosis, 146 journey in Central Tibet, 105, 273 ference, 110-Scottish business, 118, 184 Fitness for alternative occupation, 214 clinical -Scottish Subcommittee, 7, 118-Sea- Insurance medical service, 22 HARRIS, H. A. H., demonstrates care of an cases, 272 men's National Insurance Society, 117- Insurance medical service: Harrogate Division: Report of meeting, 154 Statistics, 117-Supplementary Report, aged patient, 11 HART, Sir William: Reasons for appointing 181-Surgery accommodation in corpora- Panel Conference, agenda and standing a commission to inquire into the present tion housing schemes, 7-Temporary resi- joint committee, 201 position of the. voluntary hospitals, 212 dents, 116, 182-Tem:porary residents in Record cards: Attendance entries on, -HAYES, Major S. N.: Effect of venereal convalescent homes, 182, 184-Tubercu- 162-Keeping of, 169 Right of practitioner to have insured diseases on pregnancy, 90 losis officers, reports to, 117-Unemployed 59 HEATH, Arthur-Leonard, name of restored to pregnant insured. women, 116-Various persons removed from his list, the Dentists Register, 251 business, 185, 278-Work of the com- Senior practitioner and the panel, 178, HENRY, Philip, name of restored to the mittee, 277 187 Medical Register, 251 Health insurance for British Columbia, 175 Temporary residents in convalescent Herefordshire County Council, 88 -A Canadian experiment, 175 homes, 201 Hernia, inguinal, mechanics of (Milroy Voluntary health insurance, why not? Paul), 29 INSURANCE MEDICAL SERVICE WEEK BY 170 Hertfordshire, East: Report of meetings, WEEK: IZARD, Rev. Father: Do organic cures occur 30, 273 Allegations of neglect not substantiated, at Lourdes? 228 .HILTON, John: Doctors as lawgivers, 56 167 HIRSCH, Valentine Robert, disciplinary case Assistant accepting insured persons in his of, 250 own name, 141 3. HOLMES, Walter William, name of erased Assistant, admission of to the medical from the Dentists Register, 10 list, 153 JEFFERSON, Geoffrey: Clinical signs of brain HoPwOOD, J. S., regarded as unsuitable Calling irt another doctor, 88 tumours, 273 for service in connexion with dental .Casein (or casein glycerophosphate), 87 JOHNSON, D. McI.: Case against the exten- benefit under the National Health Insur- Certificate on another doctor's diagnosis, sion of public medical services, 149, 229, ance Acts, 177 141, 153 254 Hospitals Committee: Report of meeting, Catheter, suprapubic, application for a, JOSEPH, G. W.: Malignant growths treated 217-Hospital policy, 217 222 by x rays and pyrexia, 21 SUPPLEMENT TO TEE 6 JuLY-DEC., 1935 INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL

MEACOCK, Stanley P.: The borderland of K. medicine, surgery, and dentistry, 284 0. Mechanics of the body (James E. Deale), IL

a Psychological study, the need of (Rajinl tioners, 193-Remuneration of rural practi- TOMASIN, A. H., regarded as unsuitable for Kasliwal), 91 tioners, 194-Certification procedure, 195 service in connexion with dental benefit Psychology for every day (W. J. T. -Excessive prescribing, 196-References under National Health Insurance Acts, Kimber), 227 to regional medical officers, 196-Panel 177 Psychology and medicine (Albert A. Cock), Committee expenses, 197-Food and Torquay Division: Report of meeting, 213 30 drugs, 197-Reconstitution of Insurance TOWERS, J. R. H.: Management of con- Psychoneuroses in general practice, treat- Committees, 197-Medical records, 197- gestive heart failure, 274 ment of (Hinds Howell), 228 Note on, 210 RIGGE, O., regarded as unsuitable for Public Health Committee: Report of meet- Scottish Consultants and Specialists Group, service in connexion with dental benefit ing, 206-Private patients in council hos- 20 under National Health Insurance Acts, pitals, 206-Practitioners' fees under Mid- Scunthorpe Division: Report of meetings, 177 wives Act, 206-Additional duties of medi- 188, 273 Tumours of brain, clinical signs of cal officers of health, 206-Miscellaneous SEELIG, S. F.: Metabolic disturbances of (Geoffrey Jefferson), 273 business, 206 the liver, 90-Instrument for taking speci- TURNER, Wing Commander H. M. Stanley: Public medical services, case against the mens of gastric tumour for pathological The D.M.S. Royal Air Force, 107 extension of (D. McI. Johnson), 149, 229 examination, 91 Tyrone Division: Report of meeting, 286 -Correspondence on, 162, 170, 229, 254 SEGERDAL, A.:-Miners' nystagmus: change Puerperal pyrexia. See Pyrexia the name and give it back to the G.P., 89 Punjab Branch: Report of meeting, 90 SHARMA, G. L.: Causes, etc., of increased Pyrexia, puerperal, 279 intracranial tension, 190 U. Sheffield Division: Report of meeting, 133 SHEPPARD, M. D., demonstrates clinical Ulster, North-East, Division: Report of cases, 272 meeting, 285 Q. Shropshire and Mid-Wales Branch: Report United Provinces Branch: Report of meet- of meetings, 228, 274 ings, 91, 190 QUIN, Joseph Archibald, requests his name SIBBALD, Samuel Ramsay, name of erased Uroselectan B, 87 to be removed from the Medical Register, from the Medical Register, 10 266 SIDEBOTTOM, Ralph Bennett, name removed from Medical Register at his own request, 266 R. Sierra Leone Branch: Report of meeting, V. 189 VERTANNES, Paul, name of erased from RAi, Lieut.-Colonel D. H.: Treatment of SIMpsoN, R. R.: Dysphagia, 273 the syphilis, 91 Medical Register, 10 SINGH, Harbhajan: Manifestations of gonor- VINING, C. W.: Rheumatism in childhood, RENNER, E. A., exhibits microscopical rhoea in the male, 90 274 specimens, 189 SINGH, Raghbir: Laboratory diagnosis of Rheumatism in childhood (C. W. Vining), venereal disease, 90 274 SMART, Sir Morton: A memorandum on Rhodesia, Northern Branch: Report of osteopathy, 105 W. meeting, 189 Smethwick Insurance Committee: Report Rics, E. M. F.: Larval control in towns of meeting, 105 Wakefield, Pontefract, and Castleford Divi- of Assam, 99 SMITH, G. Francis: Public medical services, sion: Report of meeting, 274 Richmond Division: Report of meetings, 170 Wales, North, Branch: Report of meetings, 190, 274 SMITH, William Garraway, disciplinary case 21, 132 Road Traffic Act (1934), Sections 16 and 17 of, 267 Wallasey Panel Committee, 9, 122-A cor- of, 28, 59, 90, 99-Payment under emer- Social medicine. See Medicine rection, 9 gency treatment provisions of, 97-Fees WALTON, Sir James: Carcinoma of the Society, Paddington Medical: Historical 274 under, 106-Emergency treatment and, survey of medical ethics, 137 stomach, 129 Somerset, East, Division: Report of meet- WARDMAN-WILBOURNE, Ernest, name of RODGER, L. M. R.: Malarial problems, 189 ing, 284 restored to the Medical Register, 10 ROOKE, A. Basil: The doctor as witness, 90 Southampton Division: Report of meeting, Warvick and Leamington Division: Report Ross, P.: The acute abdomen, 273 30 of meeting, 272 Royal Air Force. See Air South-Eastern Counties Division: Report of WEATHERLY, L. A.: The doctor as witness, Royal Army Medical Corps. See Army meeting, 285 90 Royal Medical Benevolent Fund. See South Indian and Madras Branch: Report WELCH, W., regarded as unsuitable for Fund of meeting, 132 service in connexion with dental benefit Royal Naval Medical Service. See Navy Spleen removed from a case of Banti's under National Health Insurance Acts, RUBINSTEIN, Harry, name of restored to disease (W. A. Naidu), 132 177 the Medical Register, 251 State medicine: will it come? 214 West Bromwich and Smethwick Division: Rugby Division: Report of meeting, 272 STEADMAN, S. F. St. J.: Oral sepsis and its Report of meetings, 90, 272 relation to general medicine, 285 West Riding. See Yorkshire STEVENSON, L., presentation to, 286 Weymouth and Melcombe Regis Borough STEWART, Mr.: Different methods of deal- Council's scheme for diphtheria immun- S. ing with elephantiasis of leg, 189 -ization, 89 STORER, Robert Vivian, name of erased WICKRAMASURIYA, G. A.: Intrauterine St. Albans Division: Report of meeting, from the Medical Register, 10 death of the foetus due to transplacental 227 Stratford Division: Report of meeting, 274 infection, 131 SABHESAN, D. K.: Schuler-Christian disease, STOTT, Colonel: Tabes dorsalis in an Indian WIJERAMA, E. M.: The laboratory study of 132 of 45, 190 an epidemic of malaria, 29 SANDERS, Frederic: Temporary residents in Suffolk Branch: Report of meeting, 190 WILLAN, G. T.: Short history of the treat- convalescent homes, 201 Suffolk, East, Local Medical and Panel ment of burns, 105 School children, medical inspection and Committee: Report of meeting, 27 Willesden Division: Report of meeting, 213 treatment of, 269-Allocation of duties, Suffolk, South, Division: Report of meet- WILLIAMS, E. Roland: Medical reports from 269 ing, 123 assurance uffices, 27 Schuler-Christian disease (D. K. Sabhesan), Suffolk, West, Division: Report of meet- WILSON, William: Otitis media in general 132 ing, 30 practice, 21 Science Committee: Scholarships and grants Surrey Branch: Report of meeting, 123 Wiltshire Branch: Report of meeting, 133 awarded, 127 Sussex Branch: Report of meeting, 142 Winchester Division: Report of meetings, SCOTT, R. C., regarded as unsuitable for 228, 274 service in connexion with dental benefit Workmen's Compensation Act and miners' under National Health Insurance Acts, 177 nystagmus. See Nystagmus Scottish Committee: A correction, 1=2- Wounds, open, closed treatment of (Eric Report of meeting, 207-Medical charities, T. Pearce Gould), 213 207-Parliamentary representation of Scot- WRIGHT, E. J.: Atebrin musonat in tish universities, 207-Membership of the Tebetren treatment in malaria (D. Manson), malaria, 189 Association in Scotland, 207-Central Mid- 99 wives Board for Scotland, 207-Medical TELLING, Maxwell: Panniculitis, 188 records, 207-Proprietary medicines and Thompson, James, case of, 209 Y. their control, 207-Public medical services, THOMSON, W. W. D.: Modern conceptions 207 of the anaemias and their treatment, 286 Yorkshire, East, Branch: Report of meet- Scottish Conference of Local Medical and Thrombosis, coronary, influences of gall- ing, 227 Panel Committees, 170, 193, 210-Repre- bladder and other infections on incidence Yorkshire, West Riding, Local Medical and sentation of Scottish insurance practi- of (S. B. Boyd Campbell), 274 Panel Committee: ReDort of meetine. 27

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A. Anaesthesia, evipan, in urology, 443. See Arthritis, rheumatoid, tissue changes in, also Anaesthesia, sodium evipan 521 ABAZA, A.: The venous pressure in media- Anaesthesia, general, teaching of, 104 Ascariasis, chenopodium oil in, 77 stinal obstruction, 218 Anaesthesia, intravenous, with eunarcon, Asphyxia neonatorum, coramine in, 152 Abdominal hysterectomy. See Hyster- 232, 383 Asthma, breathing and other exercises in, ectomy Anaesthesia. See also Analgesia and 32 Abdominal operations, bowel action follow- Narcosis Asthma, bronchial, sympathectomy in, 379 ing, 465 Anaesthesia, regional, and sodium evipan, Asthma and sinusitis, 514 Abortion, abdominal therapeutic, 256 382 Asylum patients, frequency of acute Abortion, criminal, numerical relationship Anaesthesia, sodium evipan, 233, 382. See delirium among, 569 of to other abortions, 498 also Anaesthesia, evipan Atelectasis, pulmonary, post-operative, pro- ABRAMSON, J. L.: Pyknolepsy, 408 Anaesthesia, spinal, with percaine, hyper- phylaxis and treatment of, 352 Abscess, liver, 376 pyrexia after, 385 Atlas, luxation of the, 534 Abscess, peritonsillar, abortive treatment of, Anaesthetic syncope, carbogen in, 102 Atropine in post-encephalitic Parkinsonism, 54 Anaesthetics, local, toxicity of, 231 509 Abscess, pulmonary, alcohol injections in, Analgesia in midwifery, 515, 516 AUGUSTINE, D. L.: Trichinosis, 504 540 Analgesia, spinal, technique, a new, 105 Auto-haemotherapy in cerebral haemor- Abscesses, retention, and nasopharyngeal Analgesia. See also Anaesthesia rhage, 98 cysts, 38 ANDERODIAS, J.: Low Caesarean in breech Auto-urotherapy in whooping-cough, 447 Achylia gastrica, treatment of, 336 presentation, 476 AZkMAR, R.: Endocrine relations of th(' Acid-fast micro-organisms, atypical, 482 ANDERSON, Phyllis M.: Glycogen accumu- larynx, 512 Acidosis, diabetic, severe, treatment of, 428 lation disease, 71 AZfRAD, E.: Radiotherapy in hyperthy, Acne, pustular, physiological saline in, 314 ANDREUCCI, M.: Essential hypotension in roidism, 269 Acromegaly, exophthalmos in, 370 children, 431 Azotaemia, acute, in gastro-intestinal tract ADDIS, R. S.: Statistics of nocturnal Angina pectoris, surgical treatment of, 74 haemorrhage, 527 enuresis, 178 ANSELM, E.: Chemotherapy for streptococ- Adenitis, cervical, acute, x rays in, 339 cal infections, 123 Adenoidectomy and tonsillectomy in scarlet Anthropometry in schizophrenia and manic- fever, 125 depressive insanity, 291 Adrenaline injection, intravascular, effects Antileprol treatment of lupus erythema- of continuous, 67 tosus, 315 Adrenaline injection, slow continuous intra- Antipoliomyelitis vaccine, 260 B. venous, 267 Anti-rabies vaccine in treatment of epilepsy, Agar surfaces, spreading of bacteria on, 499 441 Bacillus Calmette-Gu6rin vaccination, 169 Agglutination tests in undulant fever, Antiseptic, urinary (" picochrome "), 148, Bacillus coli administration in ulcerativf validity of results of, 436 450 colitis, 355 AHLTORP, G.: Leucorrhoea due to Tricho- Aortitis, syphilitic, 348 Bacillus of tubercle in the blood, detectiol monas vaginalis, 545 Appendicectomy, mortality from, 113 of, 550 ALBO, W. L.: Cerebral form of thrombo- Appendicitis, acute, treatment of obstruc- Bacillus of tubercle, cellular reactions tt angiitis, 464 tion following, 264 products of the, 212 Albuminuria, nervous, 523 Appendicitis, anti-B.-coli serum in, 245 Bacillus of tubercle, demonstration of, 300 Alcohol injections, paravertebral, in visceral Appendicitis, gangrenous serotherapy in, Bacillus of tubercle, detection of by gastric pain, 147 284 lavage in children, 139 Alcohol injections in pulmonary abscess, Appendicitis, " Head's zones" in, 160 Backache, prostate as a cause of, 201 540 Appendicitis, latent, and hernia, 331 Bacteria, spreading of on agar surfaces, 499 Alcohol syringing in acute otitis media, 360 Appendicitis in old age, 535 BADOUIN, A.: Slow continuous intravenous Alkaline reserve and inorganic phosphorus Apple, raw, diet of in acute enteritis, 340 injection of adrenaline, 267 in health and disease, 180 Argyll Robertson syndrome in pituitary BALFOUR, 0.: Whooping-cough treated with ALLEMANN, R.: The small, painful hydro- tumours, 60 whole desiccated suprarenal gland, 13 nephrosis, 220 Argyria after silver medication, 145 BAMBERGER, P.: Treatment of circulatory Allergic reactions to Schick tests after im- ARMSTRONG, A. R.: The serum phospha- failure in diphtheria, 268 munization, 195 tase test in jaundice, 21 Banana sugar in infant feeding, 176 Allergic treatment of rheumatism and gout, ARNDT, E.: Extrauterine pregnancy at BANCROFT, E. W.: Clotting times in haemo- 266 term, 497 philia and jaundice, 522 Allergy and eosinophilia, 156 ARON, E.: Histidine in gastro-duodenal Barbiturate comas, treatment of, 225 Allergy and membranous rhinitis, 207 ulcer, 357 Barbiturates, sensitiveness to, and thyroid Allergy, infantile, 337 Arsenic-cancer, occupational, 439. See also activity, 93 ALPERS, H.: Quinin9 in morphine addiction, Cancer BARNEY, B. F.: Age incidence in dementia 427 Arsphenamine dermatitis, the patch test in, paralytica and tabes, 566 ALTENKAMP, T.: Digitalis miedication before 122 BAR6N, A. G.: Appendicitis in old age, 535 operation, 538 ARTARIT, G.: Treatment of staphylococcal Basal metabolism, low, significance of, 440 AMAGASAKI, M.: Lupus carcinoma and lupus septicaemia, 426 Basophil pituitary cells and hypertension, sarcoma, 127 Arterial occlusion, experimental, 190 relation between, 187 Amaurotic idiocy, infantile, 405 Arterial tension, lowered, glaucoma and, BASS, S.: Evipan anaesthesia in urology, Amblyopia, tobacco-alcohol, cerebro-spinal 59 443 fluid in, 455 Arterial thrombosis of the extremities, BAUDOUIN, A.: Effects of continuous intra- Amenorrhoea, hormone therapy in, 277 treatment of, 78 vascular adrenaline injections, 67 Ammoniacal silver salts in gonorrhoeal com- Arteriography of the brain, 493 BAUME, F. Schmidt-La: Detection of plications, 425 Arteritis, coronary, and diabetes, 68 chronic gonorrhoea intra menses, 343 Amoebiasis, laboratory diagnosis of, 299 Artery, cerebellar, superior, occlusion of, BAUMGARTNER, P.: Hypercarotinaemia, 349 Amoebiasis, treatment of, 563, 564 292 BAYER, W.: The cerebro-spinal fluid in Amyloidosis, renal, 525 Arthritis, chronic, diet in, 196 whooping-cough, 323 Anaemia from multiple myeloma, 438 Arthritis, chronic, of hip, Graber-Duvernay BAYLE, J. C.: Splenotherapy and pneumo- Anaemia, nutritional, in rats, 42 operation for, 262 thorax in pulmonary tuberculosis, 31 Anaemia, pernicious, pig intestine in, 246 Arthritis, chronic, radiological diagnosis of, Beard folliculitis due to ingrowing hair, Anaesthesia during childbirth, 229 81 473 Anaesthesia in children, 384 Arthritis, gonorrhoeal, fever therapy in, BEARD, H. H.: Nutritional anaemia in rats, Anaesthesia, ethvl chloride, 103 565 42 Anaesthesia, evipan, indications and dosage Arthritis, rheumatoid, chronic, vaccine BECHER, E.: Ultra-violet irradiation of the in, 543 theraDv of, 489. See also Rheumatoid circulating blood, 228 EPIT. 2 4 JULY-DEC., 1935 INDEX TO THE EPITOME MEDICALTHE BRITISHJOURNAL

BECK, H.: Nycturia in peptic ulcer, 446 Brain, arteriography of the, 493 Cancer of uterus after irradiations, 63 BECKER, G.: Short-wave treatment in neuro- Brain, birth injury to, late results of, 41 Cancer of uterus followed by osseus meta- logy, 295 BRANA, J.: Prognosis in hypertension, 461 stasis, 548 BECKERHOFF, W.: A biochemical test in BRANDSTRUP, E.: Numerical relationship of Cancer of uterus in pregnancy, 479 head injuries, 24 criminal abortion to other abortions, 498 CAPALDI, B.: Prophylaxis of post-operative BtCLiRE, C.: Cervical cancer following sub- Braxton Hicks version, 107 pulmonary complications, 329 total hysterectomy, 255 Breast, pendulous hypertrophic, 571 CAPLESCO, C. P.: Hernia and latent appendi- Bell's palsy. See Palsy Breast, plastic surgery of the, 353 citis, 331 BiNARD, H.: Effects of continuous intra- Breathing and other exercises in asthma, 32 Carbogen in anaesthetic syncope, 102 vascular adrenaline injection, 67-Slow Breech presentation, low Caesarean in, 476 Carbon monoxide poisoning, late effects of, continuous intravenous injection of BREIPOHL, W.: The post-menopausal endo- 503 adrenaline, 267 metrium, 434 Carcinoma. See Cancer BENEDEK, L.: -Chordotomy for gastric crises Brenner tumours. See Tumours Carcinoma telangiectaticum, 466 in tabes, .294 BRETON, M.: Displacement of the duo- Carcinomatous metastases in bone, 306 BENEDiCT, E. B.: Chronic gastritis, 46 denum by right renal ptosis, 167 Cardiac damage, persistent, following diph- BENSLEY, E. H.: The galactose tolerance BRICE, A. T.: Blood changes in schizo- theria, 529 test in jaundice, 552 phrenia, 151 Cardiac disease, thyroidectomy in, i14, 115 Benzoin and eucalyptus inhalations, BRICKNER, R.: -Quinine therapy in multiple Cardiazol, post-operative awakening with, dermatitis from, 316 sclerosis, 293 642 BERNABAO, V.: Experimental arterial occlu- BRINDEAU: Pulmonary tuberculosis and Carotid body, tumours of. See Tumours sion, 190 pregnancy, 62 CARRERA, J. L.: Basal metabolism in BERNHEIM, Alice: Parathyroidectomy in BRINDEAU, A.: Abdominal therapeutic abor- dermatology, 313 Raynaud's disease and sclerodermia, 203 tion, 256 CARRERAS, P.: Caesarean section, 296 BERTRAND, L.: The infectious view of Bronchial asthma. See Asthma CARRIJ, P. A.: A post-prandial vasomotor gastro-duodenal ulcer, 141 Bronchiectasis, phrenic nerve injection in, syndrome, 194 BESSEMANS. A.: Some observations on ex- 226 CARROLL, F. D.: Cerebro-spinal fluid in. perimen-tal syphilis, 22 BROWN, P. W.: Treatment of amoebiasis, tobacco-alcohol amblyopia, 455 BESTA, B.: Immunization of mice against 563 CASAuBoN, A.: Spontaneous pneumothorax. tuberculosis, 157 BROWN, W. B.: Gastric analysis in rosacea, in a child, 90 BtYOUL, A.: Dupuytren's contracture, 165 130 CASSIDY, M., A.: Hormone therapy in Biceps femoris tendon, bursitis of, 4: BROWNE, T. K.: Treatment of juvenile amenorrhoea, 277 BIERMAN: Combined diathermy and photo- gonorrhoeal vaginitis, 106 CASTELLANI, A.: Treatment of amoebiasis, thermy for female gonorrhoea, 404 BRUETSCH, W. L.: Trauma and the Parkin- 564 BJORK, H.: "Head's zones" in appendi- sonian syndrome, 150 Cataract, senile, treatment of, 453 citis, 160 Buccal tuberculosis. See Tuberculosis. CAYE, P. E.: Fibrous tumours of the BLACKFORD, S. D.: Pulmonary taanifesta- BUCHANAN, D. N.: Lead encephalopathy maxilla, 361 tions in tularaemia, -26 in the young, 371 Cellular reactions to products of the reinnerva- BucY, P. C.: Lead encephalopathy in the tubercle bacillus, 212 Bladder,. paralysed, experimental young, 371 Cerebellar artery, superior, occlusion of, 292 tion of, 28 Buerger's -disease, cerebral form. of, 464. Cerebral haemorrhage, auto-haemotherapy BLAND, P. Brooke: Granulosa cell and See also Thrombo-angiitis in, 98 Brenner tumours of ovary, 387 BUFE, W.: Mole formation from unruptured Cerebral vascular spasms and epilepsy, 161 EBLAVIER, L.: Use .of sclerosing injections, interstitial pregnancy, 298 Cerebro-spinal fluid in herpes zoster, 44 248 BULLOCK: Intravenous sucrose in the reduc- Cerebro-spinal fluid in whooping-cough, 323 Bleeding, intracranial, infantile, mortality tion of cerebro-spinal fluid.pressure, 390 Cerebro-spinal fluid pressure, intravenous from, 210 BULLOWA, J. G. M.: Compli.cations of Isucrose in the reduction of, 390 Bleeding,- non-ovulating, and fecundity in varicella, 137 Cerebro-spinal fluid in tobacco-alcohol youth, 478 BURCH, J. C.: Diagnosis of endometrial amblyopia, 455 Blood chloride curve in health and disease, changes, 211 Cervical metritis, diathermocoagulation in, 66 BURMAN, B.: Buccal tuberculosis following 317 Blood, circulating, ultra-violet irradiation dentaI extractions, 332 Cervix, artificial endometriosis of the, 276 of, 228 BURNET, F. M.: The cultivation of psitta- Cervix after supravaginal hysterectomy, Blood, convalescent, in whooping-cough, cosis virus, 135 artificial endometriosis of, 83 471 Bursitis of biceps femoris tendon, 4 CHALOUPHA, A. J.: Axial torsion of the full- Blood, incoagulable, transfusions of, 510 Bursitis calcarea, chronic, x-ray treatment term pregnant uterus, 275 Blood picture in cancer, 519 of, 356 CHAMPION, P.: Encephalomyelitis in scarlet Blood platelets, enumeration of, 437 BUSCHBECK, H.: Anaesthesia during child- fever, 303 Blood pressure, venous, in disease, 528 birth, 229 CHARTERS, A. D.: Histamine in rheum- Blood, puerperal, bactericidal power of, 346 BUTSCH, W. L.: Pelvic endometriosis, 546 atism, 124 Blood sedimentation in diabetes mellitus, CHAUVENET, A.: Treatment of gastro-duo- 575 denal ulcers, 72 Blood sedimentation rate, influence of im- Chemotherapy for streptococcal infections, bibed fluid on, 111 123 Blood sedimentation test by centrifugal- Chenopodium oil in ascariasis, 77 ization,. 320 C. Chest complications after operation, pre- Blood sugar and liver function in skin vention of, 401 diseases, 126 CABOT, C.: Malignant tumours of upper jaw CHEVREL, F.: Flocculating power of cancer Blood. transfusion, 76, 202 and antrum, 144 sera, 368 Blood, transfusion in marasmus, 16 Caesarean operations, technique of, 544 CHEVREL-BODIN, L.: Flocculating power of Blood transfusion in obstetrcs and gynaeco- Caesarean section, 296 cancer sera, 368 logy, 517 Caesarean section, curved isthmic incision CHIEVITZ, O.: Comparison of human and Blood transfusion in sepsis, 175 in, 183 bovine infections in surgical tuberculosis, Blood, tubercle bacilli in, detection of, 550 Caesarean section followed by uterine rup- 258 BLUNCK, C.: Luxation of the atlas, 534 ture, 433 Childbirth. See Labour B65HLER, L.: Ununited -fractures of the Caesarean section, low, 364 CHIRAY, M.: Phrenic nerve injection in neck of the femur, 377 Caesarean section, low, in breech presenta- bronchiectasis, 226 BOLLER, R.: Blood transfusion in sepsis, tion, 476 Cholagogue, raddish juice as a, 52 175 Calcium injections, parenteral, in oedema Cholera vibrio, different types of, 110 Bone, carcinomatous, metastases in, 306 of the larynx, 56 CHOMt, E.: Generalized puerperal periton- Bone conduction, hearing by, 359 Calculi, renal, medical treatment of, 309 itis, 181 BONNEviE,- P.:' Technique and ifterpreta- Calculi, renal, pathogenesis of, 91 Chorea, acute toxic, 149 tion of intracutaneous tuberculin test, 279 Calculi, ureteric, medical treatment of, 309 Chorea minor, treatmen't of, 170 BOOGAART, H. S.: Treatment of extra- CAMPBELL, A. C. P.: Eosinophilia and Chordotomy for gastric crises in tabes, 294 uterine pregnancy, 547 allergy, 156 CHRIST, A.: Transfusions of incoagulable BORAK, J.: Carcinomatous metastases in CAMPBELL, W.: Osteogenic sarcoma, 531 blood, 510 bone, 306 Cancer, arsenic, occupational, 439 CHRIST, M.: Aetiology of Kruse-Sonne BORDEN, D. L.: Eventration of the dia- Cancer, blood picture in, 519 dysentery, 520 phragm, 330 Cancer of the cervix uteri, diagnosis of, 131 CHRISTEN, R.: Silver salts in pyelonephritis, BossE, P.: Honey and cod-liver oil in treat- Cancer of -cervix following subtotal hyster- 270 =ment of wounds, 508 ectomy, 255, 573 CHRISTIANSEN, T.: Pathology of fatal BOUCHMANN, P.: The blood picture in Cancer of cheek, 244 massive ulcer bleeding, 216 cancer, 519 Cancer of larynx, 35-Prognosis in, 206 CHWALLA, P.: Hydrocele and varicocele, 51 Bowel action following abdominal opera- Cancer, lingual, radium treatment of, 495 CHWALLA, R.: Foreign bodies in the r.enal tions, 465 Cancer, lupus, and lupus sarcoma, 127 pelvis, 506 BoYcE, F. F.: Experimental occlusion. of Cancer of the Meibomian gland, 272 Circulation rate as a diagnostic sign, 27 *the portal vein, 399 Cancer, proteolytic enzymes in, 469 Circulatory. failure in diphtheria, treatment BRADFORD, W. L.: Convalescent blood in Cancer of rectum, treatment of, 265 of, 268 whooping-cough, 471 Cancer sera, flocculating power of, 368 Cirrhosis of liver, insulin in, 449 BRAEUNIG, K.: Coxa vara in adolescents, Cancer of stomach, 2 CITELLI, S.: Catarrhal tuberculous laryng- 286 Cancer of stomach and chronic gastritis, 158 itis, 208 BRAILSFORD, J. F.: Skeletal dystrophies, Cancer of thyroid, prognosis in, 219 CLARK, B. B.: Action of insulin on the Cancer of tongue. See Cancer, lingual pancreasj- 393 TuE BRITTSH JuLy-DEC., 1935 INDEX TO THE EPITOME MEDICAL JOURNAL 5 Claw-foot, 29 DENNIG, H.: Occupation and kidney dis- Dysentery in 'childhood, 'treatment of, 341 CLEGG, J. L.: Anthropometry in schizo- ease, 372 Dysentery, Kruse-Sonne: Deaths from, 218 phrenia and manic-depressive insanity, Dental extractions followed by buccal -Aetiology of, 520 291 tuberculosis, 332 Dyspareunia and vaginismus, treatment of, CLUMENT, Robert: Reactions to sun-bath- DEN WILDENBERG, V.: Treatment of hyper- 254 ing, 70 thyroidismn, 118 Dyspnoea,' methylene-blue In, 289 CLEVELAND, M.: Surgery of joint tubercu- DEPARTOUT, G.: Treatment of facial neur- Dystocia from contracture above external losis, 487 algia, 334 os, 477 Clotting times in haemophilia and jaundice, Dermatitis, arsphenamine, the patch test Dystrophies, skeletal, 492 522 in, 122 CLUTE, H.: Hyperthyroidism in the aged, Dermatitis from tincture of benzoin and 119-Prognosis of thyroid cancer, 219 eucalyptus inhalation, 316 CO poisoning. See Carbon monoxide and Dermatitis of -lower lip in children, 312 E. Poisoning Dermatitis. See also Skin Cod-liver oil and honey in treatment of Dermatology. See also Skin Ear infection after swimming, 69 wounds, 507, 508 Dermatology, basal metabolism in, 313 EARLAMI, M.: Diathermy for papilloma of Cod-liver oil treatment of peptic ulcer, 470 Desmoid tumours. See Tumours the bladder, 420 COGAN, D. G.: Uveoparotid fever, 454 DESROSIERs, L. C.: Staphylococcal septic- Eclampsia patients, fate of, 234 COHEN, H.: Diagnostic signs of Bell's palsy aemia, 530 Eclampsia: Pre-eclampsia, prognosis and and Graves's disease, 392 DE TARNOWSKY, G.: Surgical treatment of treatment of, 236 COLELIA, R.: Auto-haemotherapy in cerebral chronic pancreatitis, 287 Eclampsia and subsequent pregnancies, 319 haemorrhage, 98 Diabetes in children, treatment of, 173 Ectopic pregnancy. See Pregnancy Colic, umbilical, and tonsillitis, 282 Diabetes and coronary arteritis, 68 EDBLAD, G.: Culture and inoculation tests Colitis, ulcerative, B. coli administration Diabetes, experimental, the pituitary and, of tuberculosis, 500 in, 355 65 EIKEN, T.: Mortality from appendicectomy, COLLARD: Lesions of the crucial ligament, Diabetes mellitus, blood sedimentation in, 113 562 575 EIMER, K.: Raddish juice as a cholagogue, Comas, barbiturate, treatment of, 225 Diabetes and pregnancy, 235 52 Congo red in typhoid haemorrhage, 416 Diabetic acidosis, severe, treatment of, 428 EKBLOM, T.: Ergosterol treatment of post- CONNELL, H. C. Proteolytic enzymes in Diabetic glycaemia, sulphur in, 400 operative tetany, 490 cancer, 469 Diabetic neuritis, 555 EKVALL, S.: Aetiology of sciatica, 568 CONSTANTIN, E.: Diphtheria in Rumania, Diabetics, the children of, 197 Elbow, recurrent dislocation of, 221 484 Diabetics, young, unrestricted diet in, 442 ELDBLOM, E.: Skin temperature in sciatica, Contracture above external os, dystocia Diaphragm, eventration of the, 330- 136 from, 477 Diaphyseal resection for osteomyelitis, 30 Embolism, post-operative, 242 Convulsions, ether, 541 Diathermocoagulation in cervical metritis, Embolism from saphenous thrombophle- COOKE: Sinusitis and asthma, 574 317 bitis, 164 Coramine in asphyxia neonatorum, 152 Diathermy in idiopathic epilepsy, 467 Empyema cavities, large, operative closure CORMIER, M.: Flocculating power of cancer Diathermy for papilloma of bladder, 420 of, 168 sera, 368 Diathermy and photothermy, combined, Empyema in children, contralateral pneumo- Corneal galvano-puncture for purulent ulcer, for female gonorrhoea, 404 thorax in, 381 274 DIOiT,D, H.: Lambliosis intestinalis, 281 Encephalomyelitis in scarlet fever, 303 Coronary arteritis and diabetes, 68 DIEHL, H. S.: Treatment of coryza, 55 Encephalopathy, lead, in the young, 371 Coronarj thrombosis. See Thrombosis Diet in acute haemorrhagic nephritis, '403 ENDER, F.: Vitamin content -of liver 'in CORSCADEN, J. A.: Radium therapy in Diet in chronic arthritis, 196 the newborn, 501 benign uterine conditions, 252 Diet, ketogenic, in urinary infections, 483 Endocrine abnormalities, tadiological diag- Coryza, treatment of, 55 Diet and tuberculosis, 326 nosis of, 250 COSTANTINE, H.: Hydatid cyst of the lung, 6 Diet, unrestricted, in young diabetics, 442 Endocrine relations of the larynx, 512' Coxa vara in adolescents, 286 DIETEL, F. G.: Diagnosis of the cervix Endometrial changes, diagnosis of, 211 Cramp, fireman's, 558 uteri, 131 Endometriosis, artificial, of the cervix, 276 Cramp, miner's, and heat stroke, differ- Digitalis in congestive heart failure, 536 -After supravaginal hysterectomy, 83 ential diagnosis of, 324 Digitalis medication before operation, 538 Endometriosis, pelvic, 546 CRAWFORD: Mercurial diuretics and theo- DIMITRIU, C. G.: Complications of malaria, Endometrium, post-menopausal, 434 phylline, 174 395 ENGEL, R.: Prognosis of hyperpiesis, 25 Crucial ligaments, lesions of the, 562 Dinitrophenol poisoning, 325 Enteritis, acute, raw apple diet in, 340 CURTILLEr, E.: Hydatid cyst of the lung, 6 Diphtheria, circulatory failure in, treatment Enuresis, nocturnal, treatmeftt' of, 100- CURTIS, A.: Obstructive lesions of the of, 268 Statistics of, 178 uterus, 155 Diphtheria culture media, 238 Enzymes, proteolytic, in cancer,' 469 CUTLER, M.: Lymphosarcoma, 199 Diphtheria followed by persistent cardiac Eosinophilia and allergy, 156 Cyst, hydatid, of lung, 6 damage, 529 Eosinophilia in scarlet fever, 88, 214 Cysts of pancreas, transduodenal anasto- Diphtheria, immunization against, 8 Epidermophytosis, generalized, 129 mosis of, 143 Diphtheria immunization with a single in- Epididymitis, chronic, unspecific, 321 Cysts, medullary, of ovary, 19 jection, 224 Epilepsy and cerebra vascular spasms, 161 Cysts, nasopharyngeal, and retention ab- Diphtheria immunization, reduction of cases Epilepsy, hypoglycaemia in, 388 scesses, 38 following, 526 Epilepsy, idiopathic, diathermy in, 467 Cysts of the omentum, 933 Diphtheria prophylaxis, 10 Epilepsy treated by an anti-rabies vaccine, Diphtheria in Rumania, 484 441 Diseases, infectious, disinfection after, 247 Ergosterol treatment of post-operative DITSCH, H.: Diagnosis of cancer of the tetany, 490 cervix uteri, 131 Ergotamine tartrate in migraine, 290 DITTRICH, K. V.: Bursitis of biceps femoris Erysipelas, gangrenous, 140 D. tendon, 4-Spondylolisthesis and preg- Erythema annulare, 337 nancy, 64 Erythema multiforme, epidemic of, 472 DALLDORF, G.: Crystalline vitamin C in Diuretic action of nettles, 99 Erythema nodosum, aetiology of, 304 -subclinical scurvy, 172 Diuretics, mercurial, and theophylline, 174 Erythema nodosum, an epidemic of, 193 PAMM, P. N.: Treatment of glandulocystic Diverticulum, Meckel's, peptic ulcer of, 75 Ether convulsions, 541 - hyperplasia by haemotherapy, 39 Diverticulum, tracheal, 36 Ethyl chloride anaesthesia. See Anaes- DARGENT, N.: Treatment of spinal frac- DOMAGK, G.: Chemotherapy for strepto- thesia tures, 200 coccal infections, 123 Eucalyptus and tincture of benzoin inhala- DASCALOPOULOs, N.: Corneal galvano-punc- DOMANIG, E.: Indications and dosage in tion, dermatitis from, 316 ture for purulent ulcer, 274 evipan anaesthesia, 543 Eunarcon, intravenous anaesthesia with, DAVIDSOHN: Glandular fever test, 415 D6RING, 0.: Intravenous anaesthesia with 232, 383. See also Anaesthesia DAVISON, C.: Occlusion . of the superior eunarcon, 232 Evipan anaesthesia. See Anaesthesia cerebellar artery, 292 DOUB, H. P.: Radiological diagnosis of Exophthalmos in acromegaly, 370 DE ARMOND, M.: Trauma and the Parkin- chronic arthritis, 81 Extrauterine pregnancy. See Pregnancy sonian syndrome, 150 Douching, vaginal, dangers of, 410 EYMER, H.: -Radium and mesothorium in DE BAKEY, M.: Liver abscess, 376 DowNty, H.: Infectious mononucleosis, treatment of "non-malignant" haemor- DE CASELLAS, J. C. R.: Snake venom as an 463 rhage, 153 analgesic, 9 DRAKE, E. H.: Trichinosis, 505 Decidual tissue in cervical polypi during DRENNAN, A. M.: Eosinophilia and allergy, pregnancy, 87 156 Degeneration, subacute combined, par- DtUNLAP, A. M.: Ear infection after swim- F. enteral liver in, 407 ming, 69 -DELHERM, N.: Short-wave radiation in Duodenal inflammation, radiography of, 251. Facial neuralgia. See Neuralgia rectal and vaginal conditions, 80 Duodenal secretion, 192 FACQUET,- J.: Circulation rate as a diag- Delirium, acute, frequency of among asylum Duodenal ulcer. See Ulcer nostic sign, 27-Thyroidectomy in cardiac _ patients, 569 Duodenum displaced by right renal ptosis, disease, 114 Delivery by Kielland forceps in flat pelves, 167 FAELLJ, D.: The children of diabetics, 197 17 DUPERTOUT, D.: Gangrenous erysipelas, 140 Fat absorption and liver function, 257 Dementia paralytica, age incidence- in, 566 Dupuytren's contracture, -165 FAINSILBER: Short-wave radiation in rectal 'DE MURTAS, C.: Epidemic of erythema Dwarfism, pathogenesis of, 480 and vaginal conditions, 80 nodosum, 193 Dye-j _ treatment_- __ _ _ _ in urology,O J w 450 FARBER, G. J.: Ringworm epidemic, 474 THE BRITISH 6 JULY-DEC., 1935 INDEX TO THE EPITOME MEDICAL JOURNAL

FAULKNER, J. M.: Effect of scarlet fever FRIEDMAN, S.: Eosinophilia in scarlet fever, Gout, metabolism in, 259 upon the heart, 48 88 GOVAERTS, J.: Surgical treatment of angina Favus, treatment of, 539 FROMME: Death from Kruse-Sonne dysen- pectoris, 74 Fecundity in youth and non-ovulating tery, 215 Graber-Duvernay operation for chronic bleeding, 478 FROSCHELLS, E.: Speech disorders in chil- arthritis of hip, 262 Feeding, infant, banana sugar in, 176 dren, 430 GRADWOHL, R. B. H.: Enumeration of blood FEHER, S.: Large doses of quinidine in FRUGONI, P.: Toxicity of local anaes- platelets, 437 paroxysmal tachycardia, 146 thetics, 231 Granulosa cell tumours. See Tumours FELKE: Culture tests for gonorrhoea of the FUCHS, H.: Artificial endometriosis of the Grape sugar in treatment of duodenal ulcer, cervix uteri, 133 cervix after supravaginal hysterectomy, 83 34 FELSENREICH, F.: Extra-articular operation Fuchs's serum test for scarlet fever, 554 Graves's disease, diagnostic signs of, 392 for intracapsular fracture of neck of Fundus oculi in acute polyarthritis, 1 GRAY, H. J.: Recovery from streptococcal femur, 307 Furunculosis, physiological saline in, 314 meningitis, 351 Femur, fractures of. See Fractures GRAZIOSi, G.: Detection of tubercle bacilli Femur, radiology of the intercondylar notch in the blood, 550 of, 249 GREENBAUM, S. S.: Beard folliculitis due to FENZ, E.: Blood transfusion in sepsis, 175 ingrowing hair, 473 FERSHTAND, J. A. B.: Fat absorption and G. GREENBERG: Cure of "onion breath," 424 liver function, 257 GREENBERGER, M. E.: Evipan anaesthesia in FESSLER, A.: Dermatitis of lower lip in GABINUS, 0.: Diabetic neuritis, 555 urology, 443 children, 312 GAISER, W.: Cancer of the stomach, 2 GREENWALD, H.: Tetany in the newborn, 12 Fever, enteric, haemorrhage in, Congo red Galactose tolerance test in jaundice, 552 GRIER, G. W.: Pregnancy and gall-bladder in, 416 Gall-bladder disease and pregnancy, 496 disease, 496 Fever, enteric, relapsing, in children, 179 GALLOIS, J.: Glaucoma and lowered arterial GRIESSHABER, A.: Treatment of diabetes in Fever, enteric, vaccine treatment of, 378 tension, 59 children, 173 Fever, glandular, test for, 415 Galvano-puncture, corneal, for purulent GRODZKI, M.: Plastic surgery of the breast, Fever, scarlet, cutaneous reactions in, 502 ulcer, 274 353 Fever, scarlet, diagnosis of, 45 Ganglion, conservative treatment of, 358 GROTHL-PETERSEN, E.: Tuberculin test of Fever, scarlet, effect of upon the heart, 48 Ganglionectomy, lumbo-sacral, in vascular printers, 283 Fever, scarlet, encephalomyelitis in, 303 disease, 95 Grove, R. Clark: Sinusitis and asthma, Fever, scarlet, ensinophilia in, 88, 214 Gangrene, peripheral, experimental, theelin 514 Fever, scarlet, test for, 554 in, 412 GUDJONSSON, S. V.: Vitamins A and C Fever, scarlet, tonsillectomy and adenoid- GARLOCH, J.: Parathyroidectomy in Ray- and sickness rates, 280 ectomy in, 125 naud's disease and sclerodermia, 203 GUDZENT, F.: Allergic treatment of rheum- Fever, swamp, 112. See also Leptospira Gastric analysis in rosacea, 130 atism and gout, 266 grippo-typhosa Gastric ulcer. See Ulcer GUGLIUCCI, A.: Oxalaemia in pulmonary Fever therapy in gonorrhoeal arthritis, 565 Gastritis, chronic, 46-and Cancer of tuberculosis, 556 Fever, undulant, agglutination tests in, stomach, 158 GUJILLEMAN: Carbogen in anaesthetic syn- validity of results of, 436 Gastro-duodenal haemorrhages. See Haemor- cope, 102 Fever, undulant, duration and treatment of, rhages GULDBERG, -G.: Blood sugar and liver func- 305 Gastro-enterostomy, a modified, 532 tion in skin diseases, 126 Fever, uveoparotid, 454 Gastro-intestinal tract haemorrhage. See GUNDEL, M.: Diphtheria prophylaxis, 10- Fireman's cramp. See Cramp Haemorrhage Epidemic lobar pneumonia, 92 FISCHER, A.: Sero-diagnosis of chronic Gastroscopy, 417 Gymnastics in after-treatment of knee-joint rheumatism, 481 GASUL, G. M.: Diagnosis of scarlet fever, 45 operations, 97 FISCHER, A. E.: Renal glycosuria in chil- GAUL, L. E.: Argyria after silver medica- Gynaecology, blood transfusion in, 517 dren, 429 tion, 145 FISCHER, A. W.: Ultra-violet irradiation of GAUS, W.: Parenteral calcium injections the circulating blood, 228 in oedema of the larynx, 56 FITZ-HUGH, T.: Heterophil antibody test GEIST, S. H.: Oestrogenic hormone in in leukaemia, 237 ovarian tumour, 456 FLANDIN. C.: Treatment of barbiturate Germany, sterilization of the female in, 365 H. comas, 225 GESCHI: Cerebral vascular spasms and FLORES, G. S.: Diathermocoagulation in epilepsy, 161 HACKER, E.: Detection of tubercle bacilli cervical metritis, 317 GIBLIN, J.: Raw apple diet in acute bv gastric lavage in children, 139 FLORIS, M.: Intramyomatous sarcoma of enteritis, 340 Haematemesis, liberal feeding in, 418 uterus, 191 GIBSON, R. B.: Action of insulin on the Haematuria, causes of, 485 FLURY, F.: Treatment of insect bites, 335 pancreas, 393 Haematuria complicating pregnancy, 342 FOBE, H.: Osseus metastasis following GILBERT, P.: Radiotherapy of inflammatory Haemophilia, clotting times in, 522 uterine carcinoma, 548 affections, 448 Haemorrhage, cerebral, auto-haemotherapy F6DERL, V.: Delivery by Kielland forceps GILBERT, S.: Treatment of thrombo-angiitis in, 98 in flat pelves, 17 obliterans, 380 Haemorrhage of gastro-intestinal tract, FOGED, J.: Blood transfusion, 76 GILLIATT, W.: Relief of pain in labour, 40 acute azotaemia in, 527 FONDI, E. C.: Serotherapy in meningo- GINS, H. A.: Effective protection by vacci- Haemorrhage, intracranial, infantile mor- coccal meningitis, 311 nation, 162 tality from. 210 Forceps, Kielland's, delivery by, in flat Gland, suprarenal, in treatment of whoop- Haemorrhage after nephrolithotomy, 94 pelves, 17 ing-cough, 13 Haemorrhage, " non-malignant," radium Foreign bodies in the renal pelvis, 506 Glands of the neck, tuberculous, treatment and mesothorium in treatment of, 153 FoSHAY, L.: Urea treatment of otitis media, of, 96 Haemorrhage, typhoid, Congo red in, 416 511 Glandular fever. See Fever Haemorrhage, ulcer, fatal massive, patho- FOULGER, J.: Urea treatment of otitis Glandulocystic hyperplasia treated by logy of, 216 media, 511 haemotherapy, 39 Haemorrhage, uterine, in later life, 186 FOURNIER, R.: Uterine cancer after irradia- GLASSER, 0.: Radium dosimetry, 79 Haemorrhages, gastro-duodenal, severe, tions, 63 Glaucoma and lowered arterial tension, 59 prognosis and treatment of, 374 Fracture of neck of femur, pegging of, 142 GLEICHMANN, F.: X-ray treatment of Haemorrhages, meningeal, spontaneous, in Fracture of the head of the humerus, chronic bursitis calcarea, 356 adolescence, 217 operative treatment of, 560 Globulin, human immune, in measles, 468 Haemorrhages, retinal, streptococcal and Fracture of the radius, 328 Glycaemia, diabetic, sulphur in, 400 tuberculous, 57 Fracture of vertebral spinous processes from Glycogen accumulation disease, 71 Haemotherapy in treatment of glandulo- shovelling, 422 Glycosuria, renal, in children, 429 cystic hyperplasia, 39 Fractures of neck of femur, intracapsular, GOLDSTEIN, L.: Granulosa cell and Brenner HAFSTR6M, T. G.: Modified Takata reaction extra-articular operation for, 307 tumours of ovary, 387 as a test of liver damage, 189 Fractures of the neck of the femur, un- GOLSHrnID: Treatment of lupus erythema- HAGGARD: Cure of "onion breath," 424 united, 377 tosus, 128 Hair abnormality combined with macular Fractures, open, treatment of, 445 Gonorrhoea, chronic, intra menses, detec- affection, 61 Fractures, slowly healing, thyroid extract tion of, 343 Hair, ingrowing, beard folliculitis due to, in, 285 Gonorrhoea of cervix uteri, culture tests 473 Fractures of spine, treatment of, 200 for, 133 HALBERTSMA, K. T. A.: Familial neuro- FRANKL, 0.: Artificial endometriosis of the Gonorrhoea, female, combined diathermy fibromatosis, 452 cervix, 276 and photothermy for, 404 HALL, F. C.: Diet in chronic arthritis, 196 FRANZA, R.: Vaccine treatment of typhoid Gonorrhoeal arthritis, fever therapy in, 565 HANCOCK, G.: Pseudomyxoma peritonei, 182 fever, 378 Gonorrhoeal complications, ammoniacal HANNISDAL, L.: Blood sugar and liver FREEDMAN, H. J.: Allergic reactions to the silver salts in, 425 function in skin diseases, 126 Schick test after immunization, 195 Gonorrhoeal vaginitis. See Vaginitis HANSSEN, P.: Significance of low basal FREID, J. R.: Radium dosimetry, 79 GOODHART, S. P.: Occlusion of the superior metabolism, 440 FREISFELD, F.: Treatment of nocturnal cerebellar artery, 292 HARBITZ, H. F.: Lipogranuloma, 163 HARDEN, B.: Pregnancy and gall-bladder _enuresis, 100 GOODMAN, Herman: Physiological Saline Fremitus, vocal, 373 in pustular acne and furunculosis, 314 disease, 496 FREY, E. K.: Large operable thoracic GORDON, R. G.: Acute toxic chorea, 149 HARE, R.: Bactericidal power of puerperal tumours, 117 G6THGEN, E. W.: Inanition treatment of blood, 346 FRIEDMAN, B.: Digitalis in congestive urinary infections, 101 HARRIS, F. I.: Treatment of undescended heartARL6 failure.l.44AV 5$6%0.Mvv Gout. allervic, treatment of. 266 testicle. 49 THE BRITISH 7 JuLY-DEc., 1935 INDEX TO THE EPITOME MEDICAL JOURNAL

HARSSEN, E.: Vitamins A and C and sick- HUARD, S.: Peptic ulcer of Meckel's diver- JOHNSON, J. J.: The pituitary and experi- ness rates, 280 ticulum, 75 mental diabetes, 65 HARTMANN, A. F.: Treatment of severe HUBBARD, R. S.: Metabolism in gout, 259 JONCKHEERE, F.: Treatment of tuberculous diabetic acidosis, 428 HUET, P.: Treatment of obstruction follow- glands of the neck, 96 HAsS, E.: Nervous albuminuria, 523 ing acute appendicitis. 264 JONES, S. G.: Volkmann's contracture, 444 HAUPTMANN, W.: Validity of results of HUGGINS, R. R.: Pregnancy and gall- JONSSON, E.: Buccal tuberculosis following agglutination tests in undulant fever, 436 bladder disease, 496 dental extractions, 332 HAWKES, R. S.: Trichinosis, 505 HUNNER, G. L.: Ureterocele, 572 JORDAN, J. W.: The patch test in arsena- Head injuries, a biochemical test in, 24 IJUNT, G. P.: Tonsillectomy and adenoid- mine dermatitis, 122 " Head's zones " in appendicitis, 160 ectomy in scarlet fever, 125 JORDANS, J.: Unspecific chronic epididym- Headache. See Migraine HUSTED, E.: Demonstration of tubercle itis, 321 Hearing by bone conduction, 359 bacilli, 300 JOST, T. A.: Hyperpyrexia after spinal Hearing, ear muscle reflexes as indicators HUJTTL, T.: Chordotomy for gastric crises anaesthesia with percaine, 385 of, 209 in tabes, 294 JOST, E. L.: Cutaneous reactions in scarlet Heart, effect of magnesium salts on, 435 HYBBINETTE, S.: Graber-Duvernay operation fever, 502 Heart, effect of scarlet fever upon, 48 for chronic arthritis of hip, 262 JOYCE, T. F.: Hypoglycaemia in epilepsy, Heart failure, congestive, digitalis in, 536 Hydatid cyst of lung, 6 388 Heat stroke and miner's cramp, differential Hydarthrosis of knee, neurological, 567 JULIANELLE, L. A.: Classification of staphy- diagnosis of, 324 Hydrocele and varicocele, 51 lococci by the precipitin reaction, 367 HEERUP, L.: Toxaemia tonsillo-pulmonalis Hydrocolpos and hydrometra in old age, JUSTIN-BESANgON, L.: Hypercarotinaemia, fulminans infantum, 14 570 349-Exophthalmos in acromegaly, 370 HEIDLER, H.: Infantile mortality from intra- Hydrocyanic acid poisoning, Parkinsonism cranial bleeding, 210 after, 462 HELLMAN, A.: Tetany in the newborn, 154 Hydrometra and hydrocolpos in old age, HELMHOLZ, H. E.: Ketogenic diet in urinary 570 infections, 483 Hydronephrosis, the small painful, 220 K. HENNING, N.: Grape sugar in treatment of Hypercarotinaemia, 349 duodenal ulcer, 34 Hyperpiesis, prognosis of, 25 KAISER, R.: Radiology of the intercondylar HENRICH, H.: Radish juice as a chola- Hyperplasia, glandulocystic, treated by notch of the femur, 249 gogue, 52 haemotherapy, 39 KAPEL, O.: Neurological hydrarthrosis of HENRY, C. B.: Ocular disorders associated Hyperpyrexia after spinal anaesthesia with knee, 567 with wisdom teeth, 273 percaine, 385 KAPPERT, E.: Prevention of chest compli- Hepatic efficiency test, Millon's, pre-opera- Hyperpyrexia in the prevention of polio- cations -after operation, 401 tive use of, 263 myelitis, 347 KAUFFMANN, S. A.: Ammonical silver salts Heredity and congenital dislocation of the Hypertension and basophil pituitary cells, in gonorrhoeal complications, 425 hip, 120 relation between, 187 KAUSCH, Eva: Non-ovulating bleeding and HERMANN, K.: Frequency of acute delirium Hypertension, prognosis in, 461 fecundity in youth, 478 among asylum patients, 569 Hyperthyroidism in the aged, 119 KEEFER, C. S.: Tissue changes in rheum- HERNAMAN-JOHNSON, F.: The vanadic-acid Hyperthyroidism, radiotherapy in, 269 atoid arthritis, 521 test of x-ray treatment, 82 Hyperthyroidism, treatment of, 118 KELLY, D. B.: Membranous rhinitis asso- Hernia and latent appendicitis, 331 Hypochlorites, antiseptic qualities of the, ciated with allergy, 207 Herpes febrilis, prognostic significance of, 23 333 KENA-APAJALAHTI: Thyroid dosage- in myx- Herpes zoster, cerebro-spinal fluid in, 44 Hypoglycaemia in epilepsy, 388 oedema, 11 HERVY, J.: Slow continuous intravenous Hypotension, essential, in children, 431 KENDELL, H. W.: Fever therapy in gonor- injection of adrenaline, 267 Hysterectomy, 297 rhoeal arthritis, 565 Heterophil antibody test in leukaemia, 237 Hysterectomy, abdominal, diagnostic, 518 KENNEDY, W. R.: Renal amyloidosis, 525 HETHERINGTON, H. W.: Tuberculosis among Hysterectomy, subtotal, followed by cer- KERSCHNER, F.: Transduodenal anastomosis medical students, 239 vical cancer, 255, 573 of pancreatic cysts, 143 HICKs, A. M.: Orthoptic treatment of Hysterectomy, supravaginal, artificial endo- Ketogenic diet in urinary infections, 483 squint, 271 metriosis of the cervix after, 83 Kidney disease and occupation, 372 IIIGGINS, C. C.: Pathogenesis of renal Hysterectomy, total, intramammary ovarian Kielland forceps. See Forceps calculi, 91 transplantation after, 132 KING, E. J.: Serum phosphatase test in HILDEBRAND, K. H.: Uiltra-violet irradia- jaundice, 21 tion of the circulating blood, 228 KING, H. J.: Ether convulsions, 541 HILDEBRANDT, E.: Intravenous anaesthesia KIRSCHNER, M.: Treatment of prostatic with eunarcon, 383 hypertrophy, 308 HILL, R. B.: Small quinine doses in I. KJELLAND-MORDRE, S.: Fate of eclampsia malaria, 288 Idiocy, amaurotic, infantile, 405 patients, 234-Eclampsia and subsequent Hip, chronic arthritis of. See Arthritis Infant mortality. See Mortality pregnancies, 319 Hip, congenital dislocation of, and heredity, Infantile allergy, 338 KLAFTEN, E.: Insulin treatment of menor- 120 Infantile paralysis. See Paralysis and rhagia and metrorrhagia, 318 Histidine in gastro-duodenal ulcer, 357 Poliomyelitis KLEE, P.: Chemotherapy for streptococcal Histamine in rheumatism, 124 Infectious diseases, disinfection after, 247 infections, 123 HLAVACEK, V.: Prognosis in laryngeal Inflammation, acute, 551 KLEINE, H. L.: Treatment of juvenile cancer, 206 Inflammatory affections, radiotherapy of, gonorrhoeal vaginitis, 106 HOFFMANN, C. G.: The prostate as a cause 448 KLEITSMAN, R.: Construction of artificial of backache, 201 Influenza, quinine in, 537 vagina, 184 HOLMES, Evelyn M.: Laboratory diagnosis Insanity, manic-depressive, anthropometry KLOSTER, J.: Pirquet test with tuberculin of tuberculosis, 574 in, 291 containing adrenaline, 486 HOLST, J. E.: Primary and secondary Insect bites, treatment of, 335 Knee, dislocation of, treatment of, 5 pellagra, 301 Insulin, action of on the pancreas, 393 Knee, neurological hydrarthrosis of, 567 HOLTERMAN, C.: Conduct of twin preg- Insulin for cirrhosis of liver, 449 Knee-joint operation, after-treatment of by nancies, 344 Insulin treatment of menorrhagia and gymnastics, 97 HOLZAPFEL: Sedimentation test by centri- metrorrhagia, 318 KNUrsoN, D.: Bacteriology of polyarthritis, fugalization, 320 Intercostal nerve. See Nerve 460 HOME, R.: Coramine in asphyxia neona- Intestinal wall perforated by roundworms, KOBRAK, H.: Ear muscle reflexes as indi- torum, 152 241 cators of hearing, 209-Hearing by bone Honey and cod-liver oil in treatment of Intestine of pig in pernicious anaemia, 246 conduction, 359 wounds, 507, 508 Intracranial tumours. See Tumours KOCH, F.: Meinicke's syphilis reaction, Hookworm disease and pregnancy, 18 Iodism and the therapeutic use of iodides, 369 HORG.AN, J.: Cysts of the omentum, 533 423 KOEPCHEN, A.: Fracture of vertebral spinous HORINE, C. F.: Pneumococcus peritonitis, IRVING, F. C.: Braxton Hicks version, 107 processes from shovelling, 422 421 ISSAHYEV, V. V.: Diathermy in idiopathic KOFOED, S. E.: Fireman's cramp, 558 Hormonal enemata in disorders of menstru- epilepsy, 467 KOLMER, J.: Antipoliomyelitis vaccine, 260 ation, 84 X.: 198 KONDOLEON, E.: Treatment of stenosis of Hormone of the anterior pituiitary, the IZAT, Post-operative parotitis, rectum, 354 thyroid-stimulating, 322 KONIG, W.: Pre-operative use of Millon's Hormaone, oestrogenic, in ovarian tumour, hepatic efficiency test, 263-Thyroid ex- 456 J. tract in slowly healing fractures, 285 Hormone, pituitary, acquired resistance to, KOPETZKY, S. J.: Suppuration in the 278 JAKI, J.: Typhoid ulcer perforation, 375- petrosal pyramid, 513 Hormone therapy in amenorrhoea, 277 Thrombophlebitis migrans, 419 KORNBLUM, K.: Intracranial tumours and HOROWITZ: Combined diathermy and Jaundice,- clotting times in, 522 the sella turcica, 406 photothermy for feinale gonorrhoea, 404 Jaundice, galactose tolerance test in, 552 KOSrER: Contralateral pneumothorax for HORRAX, G.: Treatment of trigeminal neur- Jaundice, serum phosphatase test in, 21 empyema in children, 381 algia, 204 JEANNIN, C.: Generalized puerperal peri- KOUILSKY, R., and S.: Pulmonary tuber- HORTOPAN, D.: Diphtheria in Rumania, tonitis, 181 culosis and pregnancy, 62 484 JENSEN, C.: Immunization against diph- KRAMER, D. W.: Pregnancy and diabetes, HOSFORD, G. N.: Orthoptic treatment of theria, 8-Age incidence and treatment 235-Blood sedimentation in diabetes squint, 271 of poliomyelitis, 350 mellitus, 575 HOYNE, A. L.: Treatment of meningo- JOACHIMOVITS, R.: Medullary cysts of KRAMPF, F.: Operative closure of large coccus meningitis, 53 ovary, 19 empyema cavities, 168 Tm BRITISR 8 JULY-DEC.,J 1935 INDEX TO THE EPITOME MEDICAL JOURNAL

KRAUL, L.: Artificial endometriosis of the LIAN, C.: Circulation rate as a diagnostic Malaria, small quinine doses in, 288 cervix, 276 sign, 27-Thyroidectomy in cardiac dis- MALINIAK, J. W.: Pendulous hypertrophic KRAUS, H.: After-treatment of knee-joint ease, 115-The venous pressure in media- breast, 571 operations by gymnastics, 97 stinal obstruction, 218 MALINSKY, A.: Phrenic nerve injection in KREMER, W.: Oleothorax, 261 LIBERTI, R.: Sulphur in diabetic glycaemia, bronchiectasis, 226 KRIEG, E.: Thromboses of infectious origin, 400 MALLET-GUTY, P.: Treatment of spinal frac- 159 LICHTENSTEIN, A.: Unrestricted diet in tures, 200 KRISTENSEN, B.: Epidemiology of Weil's young diabetics, 442 Mammary secretion in tuberculosis, 188 disease, 524 LICKINT, F.: Medical treatment of renal MANDELSTAMM, A.: Intramammary ovarian KROLL, F. W.: Short-wave treatment in and ureteric calculus, 309 transplantation after total hysterectomy, neurology, 295 LIEBER, H.: Sodium evipan and regional 132 KROMER, K.: Treatment of dislocation of anaesthesia, 382 MANDL, F.: Paravertebral alcohol injections the knee, 5 LIEBERMAN: Artificial pneumothorax in in visceral pain, 147-Surgery of the para- Kruse-Sonne dysentery. See Dysentery pneumonia, 394 thyroids, 559 KULENKAMPFF, D.: Teaching of general Ligaments, crucial, lesions of the, 562 Manic-depressive insanity. See Insanity .. anaesthesia, 104 LINDBOC, E. F.: Pegging of fractures of MANNHEIMER, E.: Treatment of open frac- KULLY, B. M.: Nasopharyngeal cysts and neck of femur, 142 tures, 445 retention abscesses, 38 LINDSAY, J. R.: Ear muscle reflexes as indi- Marasmus, blood transfusion in, 16 KUMER, L.: Contagious papillomatosis, 413 cators of hearing, 209-Hearing by bone MARGRAF, C.: Ethyl chloride anaesthesia, KURZROK, R.: Hormone therapy in amenor- conduction, 359 103 rhoea, 277 LINTON, R. WV.: Different types of the MARKUS, H.: Hydrocolpos and hydrometra cholera vibrio, 110 in old age, 570 Lip, lower, dermatitis of, in children, 312 MARLOW, F. W.: Desmoid tumours, 459 L. Lipogranuloma, 163 MARTEL, J.: Relapsing typhoid fever in LISCHNER, M.: Raw apple diet in acute children, 179 LABBE, M.: Radiotherapy in hyperthy- enteritis, 340 MARTIN, H.: Cancer of cheek, 244 roidism, 269-Exophthalmos in acro- Listerella monocytogenes, 389 MASTER, A. M.: Treatment of coronary megaly, 370 Liver abscess. See Abscess thrombo'sis 491 Labour: Breech presentation, low Caesarean Liver cirrhosis, insulin for, 449 Mastitis, puerperal, 458 in, 476 Liver damage, modified Takata reaction as MAX, P.: Acquired resistance to the pitui- Labour, anaesthesia during, 229 a test of, 189 tarv hormone, 278 Labour: Braxton Hicks version, 107 Liver function and fat absorption, 257 Maxilla, fibrous tumours of the, 361 Labour: Delivery by Kielland forceps in Liver function and blood sugar in skin Measles, globulin, human immune in, 468 flat pelves, 17 diseases, 126 Meckel's diverticulum, peptic ulcer of, 75 Labour, pain in, relief of, 40 Liver, parenteral,- in subacute combined Mediastinal obstruction, the venous pressure Lactation, defective, treatment of, 409 degeneration, 407 in, 218 LAI, D. G.: Diphtheria immunization with Liver, vitamin content of in the newborm, Medical students, tuberculosis among, 239 a single injection, 224 501 Medullary cysts. See Cysts LAIDLEY, J.: Diathermy for papilloma of LIVIERATOS: Pneamothorax with large pul- Meibomian gland, cancer of. See Cancer the bladder, 420 monary cavities, 33 Meinicke's syphilis reaction, 369 LAIGNEL-LAVASTINE: Symptomatic treat- LoCKIE, L. M.: Metabolism in gout, 259 Melaena, liberal feeding in, 418 ment of tuberculous laryngitis, 363 LoCKWOOD, J. S.: Uterine bleeding in later Meningeal haemorrhages. See Haemor- Lambliosis intestinalis, 281 life, 186 rhages LAMPERT, R.: Experimental occlusion of the LOEB, L.: Acquired resistance to the Meningitis, meningococcal, serotherapy in, portal vein, 399 pituitary hormone, 278-The thyroid- 311 LANDORF, Nils: Aetiology of erythema stimulating hormone of the anterior Meningitis, meningococcuis, treatment of, 53 nodosum, 304 -pituitary, 322 Meningitis, serous, acute epidemic, 89 LANTUEJOI!L, P.: Abdominal therapeutic LOESCHKE, A.: Treatment of dysentery in Meningitis, streptococcal, recovery from, abortion, 256 childhood, 341 351 LAQUItRE, M.: Serotherapy in gangrenous LOEWY, G.: Duodenal secretion, 192 Meningococcus meningitis. See Meningitis appendicitis and peritonitis, 284 LOHR, W.: Cod-liver oil treatment of peptic MENKIN, V.: The invasiveness of Staphylo- Laryngeal stridor, congenital, 205 ulcer, 470 coccus aureus, 213 Laryngitis, tuberculous, catarrhal, 208 LOMHOLT, S.: Antileprol treatment of lupus Menorrhagia, insulin in, 318 Laryngitis, tuberculous, symptomatic treat- erythematosus, 315 Menstruation, disorders of, hormonal ment of, 363 LORTHIOIR, P.: Diaphyseal resection for enemata in, 84 Larynx, cancer of. See Cancer osteomyelitis, 30 MERCER, S. T.: Ringworm epidemic, 474 Larynx, endocrine relations of the, 512 LUCKE, H.: Treatment of wounds with Mercurial diuretics and theophylline, 174 LASKIEwIcz, A.: Cancer of the larynx, 35 honey and cod-liver oil, 507 Mesothorium and radium in treatment of LAUGHLEN, G. F.: Rapid test for syphilis, LUNARDI, B.: Post-operative embolism, 242 " non-malignant " haemorrhage, 153 391 Lung, hydatid cyst of, 6 Metabolism, basal, in dermatology, 313 LAYBOURN, R. L.: Diphtheria culture Lupus carcinoma and lupus sarcoma, 127 Metabolism, basal, low, significance of, 440 media, 238 Lupus erythematosus, antileprol treatment Metabolism in gout, 259 LEACH, C. N.: Immunization against diph- of, 315 Metabolism in pyrexia, 345 theria, 8 Lupus erythematosus, treatment of, 128 Metastases, carcinomatous, in bone, 306 Lead encephalopathy in the young, 371 Lymphosarcoma, 199 Methylene-blue in dyspnoea, 289 LEBENSOHN, J. E.: Primary carcinoma of LYTTLE, J. D.: Cutaneous reactions in Metritis, cervical, diathermocoagulation in, the Meibomian gland, 272 scarlet fever, 502 317 LEEMANS: Lesions of the crucial ligaments, Metrorrhagia, insulin treatment of, 318 562 MEYER, A.: Pneumothorax with large pul- LEFEVER, C. W.: Argyll Robertson syn- monary cavities, 33 drome in pituitary tumours, 60 M. Micro-organisms, acid-fast, atypical, 482 LEHRFELD, L.: Prophylaxis of ophthalmia Midwifery, analgesia in, 515, 516 neonatorum, 109 MACCALLAN, A. F.: Prophylaxis of trachoma, Migraine, ergotamine tartrate in, 290 LEIPNER, S.: Epidemic of erythema multi- 58 Migraine, pituitary disease as an aetio- forme, 472 MCCLELLAN, G. S.: Diagnosis of endometrial logical factor in, 116 LEITNER, J.: Method for the simultaneous changes, 211 MIKKELSEN, O.: Haemorrhage after nephro- staining of thrombocytes and reticulo- MCDANIEL: Mercurial diuretics and theo- lithotomy, 94-Causes of haematuria, 485 cytes, 134 phylline, 174 MIKULICz-RADECKI, F. von: Eugenic steril- LEMARIEY, A.: Congenital laryngeal stridor, McFETRIDGE, Elizabeth M.: Experimental ization of the female in Germany, 365- 205 occlusion of the portal vein, 399 Non-ovulating bleeding and fecundity LENNEBERG, L..: Immunization- of mice MCGRATH, E. J.: Theelin in experimental in youth, 478 against tuberculosis, 157 peripheral gangrene, 412 Millon's hepatic efficiency test, pre-opera- LENNOX, W. G.: Ergotamine tartrate in McKAY, E. M.: Experimental phosphate tive use of, 263 migraine, 290 nephritis, 86 MILNER, J. G.: Recession operation for LENZ, M.:: Radium dosimetry, 79 MCKINLAY, C. A.: Infectious mononucleosis, squint, 451 LEOPOLD: Artificial pneumothorax in pneu- 463 Miner's cramp. See Cramp monia, 394 MCKINNON, N. E.: Reduction of diphtheria MINDER, J.: Stone in the ureter, 396 Leptospira grippo-typhosa, 112 following immunization, 526 MINNITT, R. J.: Anaesthesia in children, Leptospira icterohaemorrhagica. See Weil's MCLACHLAN, A. D.: Gastric analysis in 384-Analgesia in midwifery, 515 disease rosacea, 130 MITCHELL, E. W.: Hysterectomy, 297 LERICHE, R.: Excision of parotid tumours, Macular affection combined with hair MITRA, B. N.: Different types of the cholera 398 abnormality, 61 vibrio, 110 Leucorrhoea due to Trichomonas vaginalis, Magnesium salts, effect of on the heart, 435 MIYAJI, S..: Occupational arsenic-cancer, 545 MAGNUs, G.: Fracture of the radius, 328 439 Leukaemia, heterophil antibody test in, 237 MAGNUSSON, R.: Tuberculosis of the Mole formation from unruptured interstitial ILEVIN, -G.: Sympathectomy in bronchial shoulder-joint, 561 pregnancy, 298 asthma. 379 MAGROU, E.: Alcohol injections in pul- MONOD, R.- Sodium evipan anaesthesia, LEVITAS, I. M.: Human immune globulin monary abscess, 540 233 in measles, 468 MAHLER, L.: Tumours of the carotid body, 7 Mononucleosis, infectious, 463 LEWIN, J.: Effects of continuous intra- MAI, H.: Serum treatment of poliomyelitis, MONTEJANO. B.: Medical treatment of vascular adrenaline injection, 67-Slow 402 chronic cholecystitis, 223 continuous injection of adrenaline, 267 Malaria, complications of, 395 MOON, V. H.: Acute inflammation, 551 TH,BRITISH 9 ju-LY-DEc. 1935 INDEX TO THE EPITOME MEDICAL JOURNAL 9

MORAND, F. : Treatment of cancer of the OHLER, R.: Effect of scarlet fever upon Peritonitis, serotherapy in, 284 rectum, 265 the heart, 48 Peritonsillar abscess. See Abscess MORELLE, J.: Radiological -diagnosis of Oil, chenopodium, in ascariasis, 77 PiRLMAN, H. B.: Ear muscle reflexes as endocrine abnormalities, 250 Oil, cod-liver, and honey in treatment of indicators of hearing, 209-Hearing by Morphine addiction, quinine in, 427 wounds, 507, 508 bone conduction, 359 MORRIs. H. L.: Haematuria complicating Oil, cod-liver, in treatment of peptic ulcer, Pernicious anaemia. See Anaemia pregnancy, 342 470 Pertussis. See Whooping-cough Mortality, infantile, from intracranial bleed- OLAVARRfA, J.: Small quinine doses in PERY, G.: Low Caesarean in breech pre- ing, 210 malaria, 288 sentation, 476 Mouth, bacterial flora in, after birth, 20 Oleothorax, 261 PETERSEN, S.: Late effects of CO poison- MOLLER, C.: Syphilitic aortitis, 348 OLIN, G.: Duration and treatment of undu- ing, 503 MOLLER, I.: Pituitary disease as an aetio- lant fever, 305 PETRESCO, J.: The mammary secretion in logical factor, in- migraine, 116. OLIVER, J.: Experimental phosphate tuberculosis, 188 MOLLER-DEHAM, A.: Obesity and wasting nephritis, 86 Petrosal pyramid, suppuration in the, 513 in old age, 327 OLSEN, A.: Treatment of dyspareunia and PFLUEGER, O.: Cancer of cheek, 244 MuSSEY, R. D.: Pelvic endometriosis, 546 vaginismus, 254 PHELPS, Doris: Diagnosis of endometrial Myeloma, multiple, anaemia from, 438 Omentum, cysts of. See Cysts changes, 211 MYERS, W. K.: Diet in chronic arthritis, " Onion breath," cure for, 424 Phosphorus, inorganic, and alkaline reserve 196 Ophthalmia neonatorum, prophylaxis of, in health and disease, 180 Myoma of uterus and pregnancy, 549 109 Photothermy and diathermy, comibined, for Myxoedema, thyroid dosage in, 11 OPPENHEIM, M.: Dermatitis of lower lip in female gonorrhoea, 404 children, 312 Phrenic nerve. See Nerve Orthoptic treatment of squint, 271 Picochrome, a urinary antiseptic, 148, 450 OSBORNE, E. D.: The patch test in PIENIEZNY: Post-operative awakening with arsphenamine dermatitis, 122 cardiazol, 542 N. OSMOND, L. H.: Intracranial tumours and Pig intestine in pernicious anaemia, 246 the sella turcica, 406 PILLAT, A.: The fundus oculi in acute poly- NADLER, J. E.: Dinitrophenol poisoning, Osseous metastasis following uterine carci- arthritis, 1 325 noma, 548 PINNER, M.: Atypical acid-fast micro- NAEGELI, O.: Prognostic significance of Osteogenic sarcoma. See Sarcoma organisms, 482 herpes febrilis, 23 Osteomyelitis, diaphyseal resection for, 30 Pirquet test with tuberculin containing NAGELSCHMIDT, F.: Technical difficulties in OTIS, Louise: Hypoglycaemia in epilepsy, adrenaline, 486; short-wave therapy, 253 388 Pituitary cells, basophil, and hypertension, Narcosis, intravenous, dangers of in inflam- Otitis media, acute, alcohol syringing in, relations between, 187 matory conditions of the throat, 230. See 360 Pituitary disease as an aetiological factor ip also Anaesthesia Otitis media, urea treatment of, 511 migraine, 116 NAESLUND, C.: B.C.G. vaccination, 169 Oto-laryngology, trigemino-cervical reflex Pituitary and experimental diabetes, 65 Nasal diseases, nucleic acid in, 362 in, 37 Pituitary hormone, acquired resistance to Nasopharyngeal cysts and retention OTTOW, B.: Diagnostic abdominal hyster- the, 278 abscesses, 38 ectomy, 518 Pituitary tumours. See Tumours NtLIS, P.: Specific treatment of staphylo- Ovarian cysts. See Cysts PIZZILLO, G.: Auto-haemotherapy in cere- coccal affections, 310 Ovarian transplantation, intramammary, bral haemorrhage, 98 Nephritis, haemorrhagic, acute, die in, 403 after total hysterectomy, 132 PLACE, E. H.: Effect of scarlet fever upon Nephritis, phosphate, experimental, 86 Ovarian tumour. See Tumour the heart, 48 Nephrolithotomy, haemorrhage after, 94 Ovary, granulosa cell and Brenner tumours Placenta, manual removal of the, 108 Nerve' intercostal, injections of in pul- of, 387 Placenta praevia, x-ray diagnosis of, 185 monary tuberculosis, 227 OVERLAND, A.: Diet and tuberculosis, 326 Plastic operation for urinary incontinence Nerve, phrenic, injection of in bronchi- Oxalaemia in pulmonary tuberculosis, 556 in the female, 397 ectasis, 226 Ozone in surgery, 243 Plastic surgery of the breast, 353 Nerve, trigeminal, operative access to, 166 Pneumonia, artificial pneumothorax in, 394 Nettles,"diuretic action of, 99 Pneumonia, lobar, epidemic, 92 Neuralgia, facial, treatment of, 334 Pneumococcus peritonitis, 421 Neuralgia,' trigeminal, treatment of, 204 P. Pneumothorax, artificial, in pneumonia, 394 Neuritis, diabetic, 555 Pneumothorax, contralateral, for empyema Neurofibromatosis, familial, 452 PACKARD, C.: Radium dosimetry, 79 in children, 381 Neurology, short-wave treatment in, 295 Pain in labour, relief of, 40 Pneumothorax with large pulmonary Nw, 'G.:' Malignant tumours of upper jaw Pain, visceral, paravertebral alcohol injec- cavities, 33 and antrum, 144 tions in, 147 Pneumothorax and splenotherapy in pul- NICHOLs, B. H.: Diagnosis of renal tumours, PALINSKY, M.: Tetany in the newborn, 12 monary tuberculosis, 31 494 Palsy, Bell's, diagnostic signs of, 392 Pneumothorax, spontaneous, in the child, 90 NICOLAS, J.: Generalized epidermophytosis, Pancreas, action of insulin on the, 393 POCH, G.: Immunization against diph- 129 Pancreatitis, chronic, surgical treatment of, theria, 8 NIEDERLAND: Dangers of intravenous nar- 287 Poisoning, carbon monoxide (CO), late cosis in inflammatory conditions of the PLNGARO, J. A.: Coronary arteritis and effects of, 503 throat, 230 diabetes, 68 Poisoning, dinitrophenol, 325 NILSEN, 0. J.: Atropine in post-encepha- Papilloma of bladder, diathermy for, 420 Poisoning, HCN, Parkinsonism after, 462 litic Parkinsonism. 509 Papillomatosis, contagious, 413 Poliomyelitis, age incidence and treatment NIKOLIt, M.: Treatment of epilepsy with Paralysis, infantile, epidemiology of, 432 of, 350 an anti-rabies vaccine, 441 Paralysis, infantile. See also Poliomyelitis Poliomyelitis, aparalytic, 47 NISSEN, A. I.: Aparalytic poliomyelitis, 47 Parathyroidectomy in Raynaud's disease Poliomyelitis as an insect-borne disease, 3 NOBEL, E.: Nervous vomiting in infancy, and sclerodermia, 203 Poliomyelitis, prevention of by hyper- 177 Parathyroids, surgery of the, 559 pyrexia, 347 NORMAN, R. M.: Acute toxic chorea, 149 PARKER, F.: Tissue changes in rheumatoid Poliomyelitis, serum treatment of, 402 NORPoTH, L.: Grape sugar in treatment of arthritis, 521 Poliomyelitis. See also Paralysis, infantile duodenal ulcer, 34 Parkinsonian syndrome and trauma, 150 Polyarthritis, acute, the fundus oculi in, 1 NOVAiA, L.: Experimental arterial occlusion, Parkinsonism after HCN poisoning, 462 Polyarthritis, bacteriology of, 460 190 Parkinsonism, post-encephalitic, atropine in, Polypi, cervical, decidual tissue in during Nucleic acid in nasal diseases, 362 509 pregnancy, 87 Nycturia in peptic ulcer, 446 PARMELEE, A. H.: Infantile amaurotic PopovICI, A.: Complications of malaria, idiocy, 405 395 Parotid tumours. See Tumours POPPEN, J. L.: Treatment of trigeminal Parotitis, post-operative, 198 neuralgia, 204 0. Patch test in arsphenamine dermatitis, 122 Portal vein. See Vein PAUL, W. D.: Action of insulin on the PORTMANi., G.: Fibrous tumours of the Obesity and wasting in old age, 327 pancreas, 393 maxilla, 361 Obstetrics, blood transfusion in, 517 PAYNE, WV. W.: Metabolism in pyrexia, 345 Post-menopausal endometrium, 434 Obstruction fdflowing acute appendicitis, PAYR, E.: Ozone in surgery, 243 Post-operative awakening with cardiazol,:542 treatment of, 264 PEARCE, N. O.: Banana sugar in infant feed- POTH, D. O.: Age incidence in dementia Obstruction, mediastinal, the venous pres- ing, 176 *paralytica and tabes, 566 sure in, 218 PECKHAM, C. H.: Manual removal of the PRATT, G.: Thyroidectomy in cardiac Occupation and kidney disease, 372 placenta, 108 disease, 114 OCHsNERt, A.: Liver abscess, 376 Pellagra, primary; and secondary, 301 Precipitin reaction' for classification of Ocular disorders associated with wisdom Pelves, flat, delivery by Kielland forceps staphylococci, 367 teeth, 273 in, 17 Pre-eclampsia, prognosis and treatment in, Oedema of the larynx, parenteral calcium Pelvic endometriosis, 546 236 injections in, 56 PEMBERTON, F. A.: Uterine bleeding in Pregnancies, twin, conduct of, 344 OEFELEIN, F.: A diagnostic sign in peptic later life, 186 Pregnancy, cancer of uterus in, 479 ulcer, 302 Peptic ulcer. See Ulcer Pregnancy complicated by haematuria, 342 Oestrin- and prolan in pregnancy, quantita- Percaine anaesthesia followed by hyper- Pregnancy, decidual tissue in cervical tive determination of, 366 pyrexia, 385. See also Anaesthesia polypi during, 87 Oestrogenic hormone in ovarian tumour, Peritonitis, pneumococcus, 421 Pregnancy and diabetes, 235 456 Peritonitis, puerperal, generalized, 181 Pregnancy, ectopic, diagnosis of, 457 TxE Burrisx 10 JULY-DEC., 1935 INDEX TO THE EPITOME MEDICAL JOURNAL

Pregnancy, extrauterine, at term, 497 REEB, M.: Blood transfusion in obstetrics Schick tests, allergic reactions to, after im- Pregnancy, extrauterine, treatment of, 547 and gynaecology, 517 munization, 195 Pregnancy and gall-bladder disease, 496 REED, J. A.: Eventration of the diaphragm, SCHILLING, B.: Technique of Caesarean Pregnancy and hookworm disease, 18 330 operations, 544 Pregnancy, interstitial, unruptured, mole Reflex, trigemino-cervical, in oto-laryngo- SCHILLING, H.: The results of operations formation from, 298 logy, 37 for perforated gastric and duodenal ulcer, Pregnancy and myoma of the uterus, 549 Reflexes of ear muscles as indicators of 50 Pregnancy, prolan and oestrin in, quanti- hearing, 209 SCHINDLER: Gastroscopy, 417 tative determinations of, 366 REID, L.: Low Caesarean section, 364 Schizophrenia, anthropometry in, 291 Pregnancy and pulmonary tuberculosis, 62 Renal calculi. See Calculi Schizophrenia, blood changes in, 151 Pregnancy and spondylolisthesis, 64 Renal glycosuria in children, 429 SCHLUNGBAUM, H.: Methylene-blue in Pregnancy. See also Gestation Renal ptosis causing displacement of duo- dyspnoea, 289 PRESTON, T. Warwick: Acute rheumatism denum, 167 SCHMECKEBIER, Mary M.: Acquired resist- in children, 15 RESCHKE: Dangers of intravenous narcosis ance to the pituitary hormone, 278 PRIBRAM, B. 0.: Tonsillitis and umbilical in inflammatory conditions of the throat, SCHMIEDEN, V.: Tumours of the carotid colic, 282 230 body, 7 Printers, tuberculin test of, 283 Reticulocytes and thrombocytes, method for SCHMID, H. H.: Dangers of vaginal douch- Prolan and oestrin in pregnancy, quanti- simultaneous staining of, 134 ing, 410 tative determinations of, 366 Retinal haemorrhages, streptococcal and SCHMIDT, A.: Whooping-cough, 557 Prostate, biopsy of the, 73 tuberculous, 57 SCHMIDT, E. G.: Sugar toletance tests, 553 Prostate as a cause of backache, 201 RETTIE, T.: Eosinophilia and allergy, 156 SCHMIDT, V.: Alcohol syringing in acute Prostatic hypertrophy, treatment of, 308 REVETAS, A.: Anaemia from multiple otitis media, 360 P.RUVOST, P.: Pneumothorax with large pul- myeloma, 438 SCHNEIDER, H.: Epidemic acute serous monary cavities, 33 REYL, E.: B. coli administration in ulcera- meningitis, 89 Pseudomyxoma peritonei, 182 tive colitis, 355 SCH16NMEHL, L.: Chenopodium oil in Psittacosis virus, cultivation of, 135 Rheumatism, acute, in children, 15 ascariasis, 77 Psoriasis, treatment of, 475 Rheumatism, allergic treatment of, 266 SCHREUS, H. T.: Chemotherapy for strepto- Ptosis, renal, causing displacement of Rheumatism, chronic, sero-diagnosis of, 481 coccal infections, 123 duodenum, 167 Rheumatism, histamine in, 124 SCHUBERTH, 0. O.: Blood transfusion, 202 Puerperal mastitis, 458 Rheumatoid arthritis, tissue changes in, 521 SCHULTZER, P.: Differential diagnosis of Puerperal morbidity statistics, 85 Rheumatoid arthritis, vaccine therapy of, heat stroke and miner's cramp, 324 Puerperal peritonitis, generalized, 181 489. See also Arthritis SCHULTZE, E.: Retention of urine in the Puerperal sepsis, prophylaxis in, 386 Rhinitis, membranous, associated with puerperium, 411 Puerperium, retention of urine in the, 411 allergy, 207 SCHULZE, H.: Quinine in influenza, 537 Pulmonary cavities, large, pneumothorax RHOADS, P. S.: Diagnosis of scarlet fever, SCHUPPLER, H.: Persistent cardiac damage with, 33 45 following diphtheria, 529 Pulmonary complications, post-operative, RIDDLE, A. R.: Spreading bacteria on agar SCHOSSLER, D.: Cerebro-spinal fluid in prophylaxis of, 329 surfaces, 499 herpes zoster, 44 Pulmonary tuberculosis. See Tuberculosis Ringworm epidemic, 474 SCHUTZ, K.: Breathing and other exercises PUPPEL, E.: Puerperal mastitis, 458 RISCHEL, A.: Liberal feeding in haema- in asthma, 32 Pyelonephritis, silver salts in, 270 temesis and melaena, 418 SCHWENSEN, C.: Diet in acute haemor- Pyknolepsy, 408 RICHTER, R.: Infantile arhaurotic idiocy, rhagic nephritis, 403 Pyramid, petrosal, suppuration in the, 513 405 Sciatica aetiology of, 568 Pyrexia, metabolism in, 345 ROBERT-DIDIER: A modified gastro-entero- Sciatica, skin temperature in, 136 Pyrexia, puerperal prophylaxis in, 386 stomy, 532 SCILOUNOFF, F.: Eosinophilia in scarlet ROMER, H.: Chemotherapy for streptococcal fever, 214 infections, 123 Sclerodermia, parathyroidectomy in, 203 Rosacea, gastric analysis in, 130 Sclerosing injections, use of, 248 ROSENTHAL, G.: Symptomatic treatment of Sclerosis, multiple, quinine therapy in, 293 Q. tuberculous laryngitis, 363 SCOTT, S. Gilbert: The vanadic acid test of Ross, M. A.: Reduction of diphtheria fol- x-ray treatment, 82- QuicE, A. J.: Clotting times in haemo- lowing immunization, 526 SCUPHAM, G. W.: Treatment of arterial philia and jaundice, 522 ROTHSTEIN, J.: Tetany in the newborn, 154 thrombosis of the extremities, 78 Quinidine in large doses in paroxysmal Roundworms perforating intestinal wall, 241 Scurvy, subclinical, crystalline vitamin C tachycardia, 146 ROWNTREE, Phyllis M.: The cultivation of in, 172 Quinine in influenza, 537 psittacosis virus, 135 SEARS, J. B.: Embolism for saphenous Quinine in malaria, small doses of, 288 RoUSSET, J.: Generalized epidermophytosis, thrombophlebitis, 164 Quinine in morphine addiction, 427 129 SEASTONE, C. V.: Listerella monocytogenes, Quinine therapy in multiple sclerosis, 293 RUBINSTEIN, M.: Sero-diagnosis of chronic 389 rheumatism, 481 Sedimentation rate,. influence of imbibed Ruiz, V.: Analgesia in midwifery, 516 fluid on, 111 Rumania, diphtheria in, 484 Sedimentation test by centrifugalization, R. RUSKIN, S. L.: Nucleic acid in nasal 320 diseases, 362 SEEGAL, D.: Cutaneous reactions in scarlet RABBONI, F.: Intercostal nerve injections R,USSELL, H.: Crystalline vitamin C in sub- fever, 502 in pulmonary tuberculosis, 227 clinical scurvy, 172 SEIFERT, E.: Bowel action following abdo- Radiography of duodenal inflammation, 251 minal operations, 465 Radiation, short-wave, in rectal and vaginal SELINGER, E.: Treatment of senile cataract, conditions, 80 453 Radiological diagnosis of chronic arthritis, S. Sella turcica and intracranial tumours, 406 81-Of endocrine abnormalities, 250 SELLE, W. A.: The pituitary and experi- Radiology of the intercondylar notch of SABIN, Florence R.: Cellular reactions to mental diabetes, 65 the femur, 249 products of the tubercle bacillus, 212 Sepsis, blood transfusion in, 175 Radiology. See also X rays Saline, physiological, in pustular acne and Sepsis, puerperal, and pyrexia, prophylaxis Radiotherapy in hyperthyroidism, 269 furunculosis, 314 in, 386 Radiotherapy of inflammatory affections, SALLET, J.: Effects of continuous intra- Septicaemia, staphylococcal, 530-Treat- 448 vascular adrenaline injection, 67 ment of, 426 Radish juice as a cholagogue, 52 SALVADEI, A.: Alkaline reserve and in- SERGENT, H.: Congenital laryngeal stridor, Radium dosimetry, 79 organic phosphorus in health and disease, 205 Radium and mesothorium in treatment of 180 Sero-diagnosis of chronic rheumatism, 481 " non-malignant " haemorrhage; 153 Sanatorium personnel, infection of, 240 Serotherapy in gangrenous appendicitis and Radium therapy in benign uterine condi- SANCHfS-PERPI&A, V.: Lumbo-sacral gan- peritonitis, 284 tions, 252 glionectomy in vascular disease, 95 Serotherapy in meningococcal meningitis, Radium treatment of 'lingual carcinoma, Saphenous thrombophlebitis. See Thrombo- 311 495 phlebitis Serous meningitis. See Meningitis RADNAI, P.: Prognosis in hypertension, 461 Sarcoma, lupus, and lupus carcinoma, 127 Serum, anti-B.-coli, in appendicitis, 245 RAisz, D. v.: Prognosis and treatment in Sarcoma, oesteogenic, 531 Serum phosphatase test in jaundice, 21 pre-eclampsia, 236 Sarcoma of uterus, intramyomatous, 191 Serum test of Fuch's in scarlet fever, 554 RAMON, G.: Specific treatment of staphylo- SARMA, P. J.: Surgical treatment of chronic Serum treatment of poliomyelitis, 402 coccal affections, 310 pancreatitis, 287 SfZARY, A.: Dermatitis from tincture of RAO, L. D.: Medical treatment of chronic SAUNDERS, J.: Claw-foot, 29 benzoin and eucalyptus inhalation, 316 cholecystitis, 223 SAVITsKY, N.: Occlusion of the superior SHELLING, D. H.: Generalized xanthoma- RATHERY, F.: Spontaneous meningeal cerebellar artery, 292 tosis ossium, 138 haemorrhages in adolescence, 217 Scarlet fever. See Fever Short-wave radiation in rectal and vaginal RAVICH, A.: A urinary antiseptic (" pico- SCHARLAur, B.: Treatment of achylia conditions, 80. See also Radiation chrome "), 148 gastrica, 336 Short-wave therapy, technical difficulties Raynaud's disease, parathyroidectomy in, SCHEELE, K.: A biochemical test in head in, 253 203 injuries, 24 Short-wave treatment in neurology, 295 Rectal conditions, short-wave radiation in, 80 SCHEMENSKY, W.: Pig intestine in perni- SHRIVASTAVA, D. L.: Different types of the Rectum, stenosis of, treatment of, 354 cious anaemia, 246 cholera vibrio, 110 REEB: Dystocia from contracture above SCHENCK, S. G.: X rays in acute cervical Sickness rates and vitamins A and C, 280 external os, 477 adenitis, 339 SIEMENS, H. W.: Treatment of favus, 539 THE BRITISH JULY-DEC., 1935 INDEX TO THE EPITOME MEDICAL JOURNAL I I

SILBERMAN, B. N.: Auto-urotherapy in Streptococcal meningitis, recovery from, Thromboses of infectious origin, 159 whooping-cough, 447 351 Thrombosis, arterial, of the extremities, Silver medication followed by argyria, 145 STROg, A.: Diphtheria in Rumania, 484 treatment of, 78 Silver salts, ammoniacal, in gonorrhoeal SucIc, D.: Vocal fremitus, 373-Acute T'hrombosis, coronary, treatment of, 491 complications, 425 azotaemia in gastro-intestinal tract hyroid activity and sensitiveness to bar- Silver salts in pyelonephritis, 270 haemorrhage, 527 biturates, 93 SINION, R.: Alcohol injections in pul- Sucrose, intravenously, in the reduction of lThyroid cancer. See Cancer monary abscess, 540 cerebro-spinal fluid pressure, 390 Thyroid dosage in myxoedema, 11 SIMPSON, F. E.: Radium treatment of Sugar, banana, in infant feeding, 176 Thyroid extract in slowly healing fractures, lingual carcinoma, 495 Sugar, blood, and liver function in skin 285 SIMPSON, W. M.: Fever therapy in gonor- diseases, 126 Thyroid-stimulating hormone of the anterior rhoeal arthritis, 565 Sugar, grape, in treatment of duodenal pituitary, 322 Sinusitis and asthma, 514 ulcer, 34 Thyroidectomy in cardiac disease, 114, 115 Skeletal dystrophies, 492 Sugar tolerance tests, 553 TIEMIEYER, A. C.: Diagnosis of ectopic Skin diseases, blood sugar and liver func- SULLIVAN, M.: Fat absorption and liver pregnancy, 457 tion in, 126 function, 257 Tobacco-alcohol amblyopia. See Amblyopia Skin temperature in sciatica, 136 Sulphur in diabetic glycaemia, 400 TONNEY, F. 0.: Laboratory diagnosis of Skin. See also Dermatology Sun-bathing, reactions to, 70 amoebiasis, 299 SMITH, G. van S.: Quantitative determina- Suprarenal gland in treatment of whooping- Tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy in scarlet tions of prolan and oestrin in pregnancy, cough, 13 fever, 125 366 Surgery, ozone in, 243 Tonsillitis and umbilical colic, 282 SMITH, M. S.: Gastric analysis in rosacea, Surgery, plastic, of the breast, 353 T6RNING, K.: Infection of sanatorium per- 130 SUSSMAN, M. L.: Radiography of duodenal sonnel, 240 SMITH, 0. Watkins: Quantitative deter- inflammation, 251 1OVERUD, K. U.: Vitalnin content of liver minations of prolan and oestrin in preg- SVANBERG, B.: Influence of imbibed fluid in the newborn, 501 nancy, 366 on sedimentation rate, Ill Toxaemia tonsillo-pulmonalis fulminans SMITHBURN, K. C.: Cellular reactions to SVARTZ, F. N.: Bacteriology of poly- infantum, 14 products of the tubercle bacillus, 212 arthritis, 460 Tracheal diverticulum, 36 Snake venom as an analgesic, 9 SWAB, C. M.: Tuberculous and strepto- Trachoma, prophylaxis of, 58 SNODGRASS, W.: Iodism and the therapeuitic coccal retinal haemnorrhages, 57 Trauma and the Parkinsonian syndrome, 150 use of iodides, 423 Swaamp fever. See Fever 1'richinosis, 504, 505 SNYDER, H. E.: Prophylaxis and treatment SWINTON, N.: Hyperthyroidisln in the TIichomnonias vaginalis causing leucorrhoea, of post-operative pulmonary atelectasis, aged, 119 545 352 Sympathectomy in bronclhial zasthlnia, 379 Trigeminal nerve. See Nerve SODERLUND, G.: Blood transfusion, 202 Syncope, anaesthetic, carbogen in, 102 frigeminal neuralgia. See Neuralgia Sodium evipan. See Evipan Syndrome, Argyll IRobertson, in pituitary Trigemino-cervical reflex in oto-laryngology, SOLt, H.: Radiological diagnosis of enido- tumours, 60 37 crine abnormalities, 250 Syndrome, Parkinsonian, and trauimia, 150 TRUNIBLE, H.: Experimental reinnervation SOLOMON, I.: Radiotherapy of inflalii- Syndrome, vasomotor, post-prandial, 194 of the p)aralysed bladder, 28 matory affections, 448 Syndrome, Volkmann's, 222 Tubercle bacilli in the blood, detection of, SOMMER, K.: Myoma of the uterus an(d Syphilis, experimental, 22 550 O pregnancy, 549 Syphilis reaction, AIeinicke's, 369 Tubercle bacilli, detection of by gastric SORREL, E.: Recurrent dislocation of the Syphilis, test for, a rapid, 391 lavage, in children, 139 elbow, 221-Volkmann's syndrome, 222 Syphilitic aortitis, 348 Tubercle bacilli, demonstration of, 300 SOULE, S. D.: Treatment of juvenile gonor- SZIRMAI, F.: Congo red in typhoid haemor- Tubercle bacillus, cellular reactions to pro- rhoeal vaginitis, 106 rhage, 416 ducts of the, 212 SPARK, C.: The relation between basophil Tuberculin containing a(drehaliine, Pirquet pituitary cells and hypertension, 187 test with, 486 Speech disorders in children, 430 T. Tuberculin test, intracutaneous, technique SPIELMAN, F.: Oestrogenic hormone ill and interpretation of, 279 ovarian tumour, 456 l'abes, age inicidence in, 566 Tuberculin test of printers, 283 SPILLER, U.: Anaeraia from multiple. Tabes, gastric crises in, chordotomy in, 294 Tuberculosis among medical students, 239 myeloma, 438 TACHEZY, R.: Hornllonal enemata in dis- Tuberculosis, buccal, folloving dental ex- Spina bifida occulta, 488 orders of menstruation, 84 tractions, 332 Spinal analgesia. See Analgesia Tachycardia, paroxysmal, large doses of Tuberculosis and diet, 326 SPINK, W. W.: Trichinosis, 504 quinidine in, 146 Tuberculosis, guinea-pig, raw spleen treat- Spleen, raw, in treatment of guinea-pig TAGLIAFERRO, P.: Cancer of uterus in preg- ment of, 414 tuberculosis, 414 nancy, 479-Cancer of the cervix after Tuberculosis, immunization of mice against, Splenotherapy and pneumothorax in pul- subtotal hysterectoimiy, 573 157 monary tuberculosis, 31 Takata reaction, modified, as a test of liver Tuiberculosis, laboratory diagnosis of, 574 Spondylolisthesis and pregnancy, 64 damage, 189 Tuberculosis, joint, surgery of, 487 Squint, orthoptic treatment of, 271 TANRET, P.: Dermatitis froln tincture of Tuberculosis, mammary secretion in, 188 Squint, recession operation for, 451 benzoin and eucalvptus inhalation, 316 Tuberculosis, pulmonary, intercostal nerve STACY, H. S.: Antiseptic qualities of the TAPFER, S.: Spondylolisthesis and preg- injections in, 227 hypochlorites, 333 nancy, 64 Tuberculosis, pulmnonary, oxalaemia in, 556 Staining of thrombocytes and reticulocytes TARASSOFF, S.: Leptospira grippo-t'phosa, Tuberculosis, pulmonary, and pregnancy, 62 simultaneously, method of, 134 112 Tuberculosis, pulmonary, splenotherapy and STANCA, C.: Plastic operation for urinary TARNOWSKY, G, de: Surgical treatment of pneumothorax in, 31 incontinence in the female, 397 chronic pancreatitis, 287 uberculosis of the shoulder-joint, 561 STANLEY-BROWN, Margaret: Clotting times Teeth, wisdom, ocular disorders associated .1uberculosis, surgical, comparison of human in haemophilia and jaundice, 522 with, 273 and bovine infections in. 258 Staphylococcal affections, specific treatment Temperature, skin, in sciatica, 136 Tuberculosis tests: culture and inoculation, of, 310 Tendon, biceps femoris, bursitis of, 4 500 Staphlococcal septicaemia, 530-Treatment Tk RRACOL, J.: Endocrine relations of the Tuberculous glands of the neck, treatment of, 426 larynx, 512 of, 96 Staphylococci, classification of by the pre- TERRIEN, E.: Vaccinal risks, 171 Tuberculous laryngitis, catarrhal, 208 cipitin reaction, 367 Testicle, undescended, treatment of, 49 Tuberctulous laryngitis, symptomatic treat- Staphylococcus aureus, invasiveness of, 213 Tetany in the newborn, 12, 154 tnent of, 363 STASNEY, J.: Infectious mononucleosis, 463 Tetany, post-operative, ergosterol treatmenit ruberculous and streptococcal retinal STAUD, A. H.: Argyria after silver medica- of, 490 haemorrhages, 57 tion, 145 Theelin in experimenital peripheral gan- Trularaemia, pulmonary manifestations in, 26 STE1GELMANN, G.: Uterine rupture following grene, 412 Tuumours, Brenner, of ovary, 387 Caesarean section, 433 THEISS, H.: Curved isthmic incision in Tuinours of the carotid body, 7 STEIN, R. 0.: Treatment bf psoriasis, 475 Caesarean section, 183 Tumours, desmoid, 459 STEINMETZ, F. C.: Dye treatment in Theophylline and mercurial diuretics, 174 Tumours, granulosa cell, of ovary, 387 urology, 450 THOMPSON, M. L.: Blood transfusion in Tumours, intracranial, and the sella turcica, Stenosis of rectum, treatment of, 354 marasmus, 16 406 Sterilization of the female in Germany, 365 THOMSEN, W.: Conservative treatment of Tumours, malignant, of upper jaw and STERN, E. L.: Treatment of thrombo- ganglion, 358 antrum, 144 angiitis obliterans, 121 THOMSON, H. J.: Prophylaxis in puerperal Tumours of maxilla, fibrous, 361 STOHR: Dangers of intravenous narcosis in sepsis and pyrexia, 386 Tumours of ovary, oestrogenic hormone in, inflammatory conditions of the throat, 230 Thoracic tumours. See Tumours 456 Stomach cancer. See Cancer Throat conditions, inflammatory, dangers Tumours, parotid, excision of, 398 Stone in the ureter, 396 of intravenous narcosis in, 230 Tumours, pituitary, Argyll Robertson syn- STORCH, r. J. C. von: Ergotamine tartrate Thrombo-angiitis, cerebral form of, 464 drome in, 60 in migraine, 290 Thrombo-angiitis obliterans, treatment of, Tumours, renal, diagnosis of, 494 STOUT, M. L.: Puerperal morbidity 121, 380 Tumours, thoracic, large operable, 117 statistics, 85 Thrombocytes and reticulocytes, method for Typhoid fever. See Fever, enteric STRAUSS: Parenteral liver in subacute com- simultaneous staining of, 134 Typhoid haemorrhage, Congo red in, 416 bined degeneration, 407 Thombophlebitis migrans, 419 Typhoid ulcer. See Ulcer Streptococcal infections, chemotherapy in, Thrombophlebitis, saphenous, embolism TysoN, G. N.: Hypoglycaeniia in epilepsy, 123 from, 164 388 THE BRITISH 12 JULY-DEC., 1935 INDEX TO TI14 1PITOMJ MEDICAL JOURNAL

Varicella, complications of, 137 WEINGROW, S. M.: Trigemino-cervical reflex U. Varicocele and hydrocele, 51 in oto-laryngology, 37 Vascular disease, lumbo-sacral/ gangion- WEINSTEIN, G. L.: Heterophil antibody test UDE, W.: X-ray diagnosis of placenta ectomy in, 95 in leukaemia, 237 praevia, 185 Vascular spasms, cerebral, and epilepsy, 161 WEISS, W.: Spina bifida occulta, 488 Ulcer bleeding, fatal massive, pathology of, Yasomotor syndrome, post-prandial, 194 WELLS, H. G.: Pathogenesis of dwvarfisnm, 216 ViGH, P. V.: Blood chloride curve in health 480 Ulcer, duodenal, perforated, results of opera- and disease, 66 WENDEBORN, H.: Detection of chronic tions for, 50 Vein, portal, experimental occlusion of, 399 gonorrhoea intra menses, 343 Ulcer, duodenal, treated by grape sugar, 34 Venous pressure in mediastinal obstruction, WENDT, L.: Treatment of circulatory failure Ulcer, gastro-duodenal, histidine in, 357 218 in diphtheria, 268 Ulcer, gastric, perforated, results of opera- Version, Braxton Hicks, 107 WENNERBERG, H.: Poliomyelitis as an insect- tions for, 50 VIETHEN, H.: Biopsy of the prostate, 73 borne disease, 3-Epidemiology of infantile Ulcer, gastro-duodenal, the infectious view VILLARET, M.: Hypercarotinaemia, 349 paralysis, 432 of, 141 VINCENT, H.: Anti-B.-coli serum in appendi- WESTRA, J. J.: The pituitary and experi-

Ulcer, peptic, , cod-liver oil treatment of, citis, 245 mental diabetes, 65 470 Visceral pain, paravertebral alcohol injec- Whooping-cough, 557 Ulcer, peptic, a diagnostic sign in, 302 tions in, 147 Whooping-cough, auto-urotherapy in, 447 Ulcer, peptic, of Meckel's diverticulum, 75 Vitamin C, crystalline, in subclinical scurvy, Whooping-cough, convalescent blood in, Ulcer, peptic, nycturia in, 446 172 471 Ulcer, purulent, corneal, galvano-puncture Vitamin content of liver in the newborn, Whooping-cough, the cerebro-spinal fluid for, 274 501 in, 323 Ulcer, typhoid, perforating, 375 Vitamins A and C and sickness rates, 280 Whooping-cough treated with desiccated Ulcers, gastro-duodenal, treatment of, 72 Vocal fremitus, 373 whole suprarenal gland, 13 Ultra-violet irradiation of the circulating Volkmann's contracture, 444 WIcKE, R.: Parkinsonism after HCN blood, 228 Volkmann's syndrome, 222 poisoning, 462 UMBER: Prognosis and treatment ot severe VOLZ, K.: Treatment of defective lactation, WICKRAMASURIYA, G. A. W.: Hookworm gastro-duodenal haemorrhages, 374 409 disease- and pregnancy, 18 Umbilical colic and tonsillitis, 282 Vomiting, nervous, in infancy, 177 WIDENBAUER, F.: Treatment of chorea Undulant fever. See Fever VON HAAM, E.: Nutritional anaemia in minor, 170 URBAN, H.: Operative access to trigeminal rats, 42 WIEGHARD, C. W.: Classification of staphy- nerve, 166-Arteriography of the brain, VON STORCH, T. J. C.: Ergotamine tartrate lococci by the precipitin reaction, 367 493 in migraine, 290 WILE, U. J.: Age incidence in dementia Urea treatment of otitis media, 511 VOSHELL, A. F.: Generalized xanthoma- paralytica and tabes, 566 Ureter, stone in the, 396 tosis ossium, 138 WILLER, H.: Decidual tissue in cervical Ureteric calculus. See Calculus Voss, O.: Operative treatment of fracture polypi during pregnancy, 87 Ureterocele, 572 of the head of the humerus, 560 WVILSON, L.: Hormone therapy in amenor- Urinary antiseptic, a new (" picochrome ), VOTQUENNE: Treatment of tuberculous rhoea, 277 148, 450 glands of the neck, 96 WILSON, W. E.: A spinal analgesia tech- Urinary incontinence in the female, plastic nique, 105 operation for, 397 WIRGIN, G.: Disinfection after infectious Urinary infections, inanition treatment of, diseases, 247 101 WISHIR, S. M.: Complications of varicella, Urinary infections, ketogenic diet in, 483 137 Urine, retention of in the puerperium, 411 W. WITH, T. K.: Technique and interpretation URNER, J.: X-ray diagnosis of placenta of intracutaneous tuberculin test, 279 praevia, 185 WAONER, H.: Macular affection combined WITKOWSKI, Ruth: Bacterial flora in the Urology, dye treatment in, 450 with hair abnormality, 61 mouth after birth, 20 Urology, evipan anaesthesia in, 443 WAINWRIGHT, C. W.: Vaccine therapy of WITTMERS, F.: Perforation of intestinal USLAND. O.: Chronic gastritis and cancer chronic rheumatoid arthritis, 489 wall by roundworms, 241 of the stomach, 158 WALKER: Insulin for cirrhosis of liver, 449 WODAK, E.: Abortive treatment of peri- Uterine bleeding in later life, 186 WALKER-SMITH, A.: Diathermy for papil- tonsillar abscess, 54 Uterine conditions, benign, radium therapy loma of the bladder, 420 WOLF, H. F.: Prevention of poliomyelitis in, 252 WALLBRUCH, E.: Epidemic lobar pneumonia, by hyperpyrexia, 347 Uterine rupture following Caesarean section, 92 WOOD: Insulin for cirrhosis of liver, 449 433 WALLGREN, A.: Erythema annulare, 337 WORINGER, P.: Infantile allergy, 338 Uterus, cancer of. See Cancer W_ALLIS, K.: Detection of tubercle bacilli by Wounds treated with honey and cod-liver Uterus, full-term pregnant, axial torsion of gastric lavage in children, 139 oil, 507, 508 the, 275 WALSTON, H. D.: The invasiveness of UJterus, obstructive lesions of the, 155 Staphylococcus aureus, 213 Uterus, sarcoma of. See Sarcoma WALTI, H.: Thyroidectomy in cardiac Uveoparotid fever. See Fever disease, 115 WANTOCH, H.: Diuretic action of nettles, 99 X. WARDLAW, H. S. H.: Antiseptic qualities of the hypochlorites, 333 Xanthomatosis ossium, generalized, 138 WARREN, M.: Trichinosis, 505 X-ray diagnosis of placenta praevia, 185 V. WARREN, S.: Prognosis of thyroid cancer, X-ray treatment of chronic bursitis cal- 219 carea, 356 Vaccinal risks, 171 WARTMAN, W. B.: Venous blood pressure in X-ray treatment, vanadic acid test of, 82 Vaccination, effective protection by, 162 disease, 528 X rays in acute cervical adenitis, 339 Vaccine, antipoliomyelitis, 260 Wasting and obesity in old age, 327 X rays. See also Radiology, etc. Vaccine, anti-rabies, in treatment of WATSON, G.: Raw spleen treatment of epilepsy, 441 guinea-pig tuberculosis, 414 Vaccine treatment of chronic rheumatoid WEBB, W. W.: Fever therapy in gonorrhoeal arthritis, 489 arthritis, 565 Vaccine treatment of typhoid fever, 378 WEBER, F. Parkes: Carcinoma telangiecta- Z. Vagina, artificial, construction of, 184 ticum, 466 Vaginal conditions, short-wave radiation in, WEBER, O.: Treatment of chorea minor, ZAPPERT, J.: Late results of birth injury to 80 170 the brain, 41 Vaginal douching, dangers of, 410 WEETER, H.: Pseudomyxoma peritonei, 182 7,ARDAY, I. V.: Sensitiveness to barbiturates Vaginismus and dyspareunia, treatment of, WEICHHERZ, E.: Test for scarlet fever, 554 and thyroid activity, 93 254 Weil's disease, epidemiology of, 524 ZIEGELMAN, E. F.: Tracheal diverticulum, 36 Vaginitis, gonorrhoeal, juvenile, treatment Weil's disease, specific antibodies in, 43 ZIMMERMANN, M.: Heredity and congenital of, 106 WEINBERG, M.: Serotherapy in gangrenous dislocation of the hip, 120 Vanadic acid test of x-ray treatment, 82 appendicitis and peritonitis, 284 ZUKSCHWERDT, L.: Cancer of the stomach, 2 VAN DER HOEDEN, J.: Specific antibodies in WEINER, P.: Sensitiveness to barbiturates ZWILLINGER, L.: Effect of magnesium salts Weil's disease, 43 CaLL%.and thvroidLAlYL%vl C&%.,LLYLLYactivitv. 98UL on the heart, 435

Printed and published by the British Medical Association, at their Office, Tavistock Sguare, in the Parish of St. Pancras, in the County of London. JTLY 6, 1935 UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES MDTAOBRITISHAL 43 patients' bodily ailments, but also helped them in their spiritual difficulties. He was a zealous and true Mason and had attained high rank in the Order, and always Universities and Colleges conscientiously practised its teachings." UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD Dr. FREDERIC POLLINGTON HEARDER, who died on In congregation on June 27th Professor J. A. Gunn was June 23rd, was born in 1872 at Carmarthen, where his appointed director, and Dr. K. J. Franklin assistant director, father, Dr. C. G. Hearder, practised. From Queen Eliza- of the Institute for Medical Research. beth Grammar School, Carmarthen, he went to study Sir Farquhar Buzzard, Regius Professor of Medicine, moved medicine in Edinburgh, where he was a medallist of a decree to enable the University to accept a bequest under Surgeons' Hall, and graduated M.B., C.M. in 1893, pro- the will of the late Mr. T. G. Barnett of scientific instruments and a collection of clocks and watches, together with a sum ceeding M.D. in 1897. Immediately after graduation of £200 to be applied for its care. Dr. IHearder returned to his native county as assistant The following medical degrees were conferred: medical officer to the Carmarthen Asylum, whence he passed in the following year to the West Riding Asylum B.Mf.-R. Passmore, G. Ashton- at Wakefield. In 1903 he moved to the North Riding The following candidates have passed in the examinations Asylum at Clifton, and three years later was appointed indicated: medical superilntendent of the Yorkshire Inebriate Re- FORENSIC MEDICINE AND PIJBLIC HEALTH.-P. C.. Alexander, for some years W. J. C. Anstie, D. R. Balcombe-Brown, P. S. Buckley, M. C. formatory. He was also associated with Chapman, H. N. Davis, H. Fidler, W. E. Henley, G. A. Hodgson, the Mid-Yorkshire Mental Institution. During the war J. R. Hollick, J. F. Loutit, WV. P. Mallinson, A. P. Mleiklejohn, he served as temporary captain in the R.A.M.C., and R. Passmore, P. R. P. Pepper, H. Rees, F. G. WVard. was posted to duty at neurological hospitals. After the MEDICINE, SURGERY, AND MIDWIFERY.-W. J. C. AInstie, N. E. R. war he was appointed deputy commissioner of medical Archer, R. Bevan, P. G. Burgess, H. Burton, M. C. Chapman, C. D. Coode, P. E. Cresswell, K. B. Dawvson, C. F. Hamilton- services (neurological) to the Ministry of Pensions, Welsh Turner, W. E. Henley, D. H. Hertz, J. R. Hollick, C. Holliins, Region, with headquarters at Cardiff. Dr. Hearder con- N. Leitch, A. P. Meiklejohn, D. F. G. Moir, J. C. Peniton, T. W. H. tributed a number of papers on the psychoneuroses and Porter, K. C. Royes, XV. R. Trotter, J. XV. A. Turiner. kindred topics to the Lancet, the Brztish Medical Journal, MIATERIA MIEDICA AND PHARMIACOLOGY.-E. J. S. Barthorpe, R. Billig, R. G. Blackledge, L. B. Bok, J. F. Bourdillon, T. N. and the Edinburgh Medical Journal. He also published Branch, R. C. Browne, F. G. Ethiraj, A. W. Frankland, T. Gadian, a book of lectures to attendants and nurses in mental W. M. Gibson, S. R. Gloyne, N. J. S. Gurney, J. C. Hewetson, hospitals, and his analysis of 131 male criminal lunatics J. R. Hollick, R. Ml. Hugo, A. M. L. Isabella, E. L. James, admitted Asylum, 1894-4, P. R. W. Leigh, J. N. Mills, R. G. W. Ollerenshaw, H. G. 0. to the West Riding appeared Owen-Smith, J. A. Partridge, C. W. R. Rayne-Davis, I. F. Rose, in the Journal of Mental Science. T. B. Snell, N. E. Stidolph, S. F. Taylor, G. J. Walley, J. Walter, C. M. F. Walters, D. Whitteridge, WV. XX'ynne WN'illson, W. B. The death Young. took place recently of Dr. JOHN MARSHALL PATHiOLOGY.-WV. D. Brinton, R. C. Browne, W. XVI. Coppinger, DAY, at Rathfarnham, County Dublin. Dr. Day was for P. S. Edgecoinibe, A. F. Foster-Carter, D. B. Fraser, WV. E. Gibb, over fifty years medical superintendent of the Cork Street S. R. Gloyne, C. F. Hamiiilton-Turner, G. F. C. Hlawkins, J. C. Fever Hospital, Dublin, where he succeeded the late Hewetson, J. H. Lewis, N. H. Martin, H. MIuller, C. I. MIurphie, T. E. Ooi, H. M. Siinclair, D. H. Swayne, R. Y. Taylor, A. L. Dr. Chandlee. Owing to ill-health he retired in 1933, Watson, A. L. YouIng. having then been a member of the British Medical Asso- ciation for forty-two years. He graduated M.B., B.Ch. in 1885 at Dublin Universitv, and obtained the diploma in State Medicine in 1888. He was, before his illness, an UNIVERSITY OF LONDON active member of both the British Medical Association and The Senate on June 12th resolved to institute a University the Irish Medical Association ; he was also a Fellow of the Chair of Denltal Prosthetics and a Readership in Anatomy, Royal Academy of Medicine in Ireland. He contributed tenable at Guy's Hospital Medical School, and a Readership papers on enteric rash and on the diagnosis of scarlatina in Entomology, tenable at the London School of Hygiene and to the Dublin Journtal of Medical Science, and on malignant Tropical Medicine. scarlatina to the British Medical Journal, 1900. Dr. Day Grahanm Legacy was a keen sportsman, and a follower of the fastest packs The Senate received the annual report of the Graham of hounds within reach of Dublin. He was a very well Legacy Committee for the year ending August, 1935, from known and popular member of his profession. which the following are extracts: 1. The general purpose for which the Graham Fund was founded is to aid research in the school of advanced medical studies EDMOND JAMES BOARDMAN, M.D., F.R.C.S.(C.), of connected with University College Hospital, and the Fund has Winnipeg, Canada, president of the Manitoba Medical for its object the prevenition, cure, and alleviation of human Association, 1928-9, died suddenly of coronary thrombosis disease and suffering. 2. The Graham. Scholarship continues to be held by Dr. E. S. on May 12th. Dr. Boardman acted as chairman of the Duthie. Auditorium Committee in connexion with the ninety-eighth 3. hlie activities of the laboratories continue along the usual Annual Mecting of the British Medical Association, held linles. Apart from the gentlemen who receive defin'te grants for at Winnipeg in 1930, and rendered most valuable service. the expenses of their investigations, most of those engaged in research in University College Hospital MIedical School are sub- He was District Deputy Grand Master in the Grand stantially assisted by the facilities and equipment provided by the Register of Manitoba A.F. and A.M., urologist to St. Boni- Fund. Grants amounting to £120 were made by the committee to face Hospital, and assistant professor of clinical surgery six workers, who have been engaged in the following inquiries: (urology) in the Faculty of C. Bolton, absorption from the intestine; A. E. Boycott, regenera- Medicine, University of tion of blood ; G. R. Cameron, transplantation of liver J. W. MU nnnh2 McNee, pathology of spleen; F. H. Teale, immunity; E. S. T. GLENDENNING HAMILTON, M.D., of Winnipeg, died on Duthie, antimucin serum. April 7th, aged 61. He was lecturer in clinical surgery Professor A. E. Boycott, F.R.S., was reappointed director in the Faculty of Medicine, University of Manitoba, of research under the Charles Graham Medical Research' Scheme for a period of one year from September 1st. Dr. member of the surgical staff of the Winnipeg General A. M. H. Gray has been elected chairman of the Graham Hiospital, president of the Manitoba Medical Association, Legacy Committee. 1921-2, member of the Executive Committee of the The following appointments have been made: Lord Dawson Canadian Medical Association, 1922 to 1931, member of of Penn as governor of the London School of Economics the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba, 1915 to 1920, and Mr. H. L. Eason and Professor G. E. Gask as governors of chairman of the Winnipeg Public School Board. For a the British Post-Graduate Medical School ; Professor J. H. number of years before his death Dr. Hamilton was Burn will represent the University at the Twelfth Inter- national Congress of Pharmacy at Brussels, July 30th to keenly interested in psychic research, and at the meeting August 6th ; an1d Sir Humphry Rolleston at the tenth of the British Medical Association at Winnipeg in 1930 International Congress of the History of Medicine at Madrid: he addressed. a gathering of delegates on the subject of |in September, in the place of Professor Charles Sinlger, who is psychic phenomena. unable to act. THE 44 JULY 6i, 1935 44T~F~F1~AVMEDJ.ICAL JULY1~NOTES IN PARLIAMENT MEDICALBRITTSmNJOURNA-L

UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER 1,000, and had decreased by 30 per cent. since the beginning The following candidates have been approved at the examina- of the century. The health of school children showNed a tion indicated: similar improvement. The only direction in which the situa- tion had not improved was in which DIPLOMA IN PUBLIC S. Malimson, J. C. Preston. maternal mortality, in HEALTH.-N. there had been a slight rise, although the mortality was about the same as the average of the last five years. The deaths as the result of childbirth in 1934 were 6.2 per 1,000 UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS. in place of 5.9 in the preceding, year. The report on maternal At a congregation held on July 1st the honorary degree of mortality, which had long been subject to anxious examina- LL.D. was conferred on the Right Hon. Walter Elliot, D.Sc., tion by experts, was to be published in a few days. The M.B., F.R.S., and the honorary degree of D.Sc. on Professor report is based upon an examination as intensive as, if not Harvey Cushing, M.D. more intensive and exhaustive than, any previous examina- tion into this question in either England or Scotland. It proceeded upon records of approximately the whole of the UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW maternal mortality cases over a period of many months The Secretary of State for Scotland announces that the office ending in 1932. The records of these cases, numbering 2,400, of Regius Professor of Anatomy in the University of Glasgow have been examined by experts with meticulous care, and will become vacant on October 1st, owing to the resignation the conclusions drawn and recommendations made would be of Professor T. H. Bryce. Applications for the chair, accom- of immense importance. He must mention two conclusions. panied by two copies of recent testimonials, should be addressed to the Private Secretary, Scottish Office, Whitehall, First, the general level of ante-natal care was unsatisfactory London, S.W. 1. and the number of ante-natal beds in Scotland was inadequate. At a ceremony of graduation on June 28th the following Secondly, a most disquieting feature of present-day obstetrical higher degrees were conferred: practice was hurried, unnecessary, meddlesome midwifery. M.D.-(I) with high commendation: J. Wyllie (in absentia) Evidence in this connexion showed beyond doubt that the (2) with commendation: J. L. Dunlop; (3) ordinary degree: resort to artificial intervention with the normal processes of A. F. R. Dewar (in absentia). delivery was excessive. I D.Sc.-T. J. Jones. Under the existing Housing Acts, 20,915 houses were com- pleted in Scotland in 1933, 15,000 of these being local authority houses. Last year the total was 18,417, 14,700 ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND being local authority houses. This drop had been expected, The specimens presented to the College during the past year and later figures showed the numbers were again increasing. will be on display in Room I of the Museum from Thursday, He hoped that the local authorities' completions would be July 11th, until Thursday, July 25th. in the neighbourhood of 17,000. for next year. The position of houses under construction was satisfactory, and striking progress had been made with slum clearance. At the middle Medical Notes in of June, seventeen and a half months after the beginning Parliament of the five-year plan for slum clearance, tenders had been [FROM OUR PARLIAMENTARY CORRESPONDENT] approved for 30,681 houses out of 47,900 in the programme. Of the tenders approved only 6,000 represented houses which The House of Commons, on June 26th, agreed to had not been begun or completed, and the momentum of slum amendments made by the House of Lords in the Super- clearance was still increasing. Under the Rural WVorkers annuation Bill. Acts the reconditioning of farm cottages went steadily on, The West Riding of Yorkshire Mental Hospitals Board and the Department proposed to advise the authorities who Bill was to were administering the Acts to see that the improvement of (Superannuation) reported the House of the cottages included, if necessary, an increase in the rooms Commons with amendments from Select Committee on available. June 27th. Criticism of Hospital Provision The House of Commons, on June 28th, read the Sir ARCHIBALD SINCLAIR said the House was glad to know Cuddington Joint Hospital Bill a third time. that the health of Scotland was good and was improving, but On July 1st the House of Lords read a third time and unfortunately the public demand for hospital treatment was passed the St. Bartholomew's Hospital Bill, to enable not being met although, as pointed out in the annual report the governors " to make and accept charges for the of the Department of Health, that demand increased. The accommodation and treatment of certain patients and to references in this report to the delay in the admission of provide accommodation in connexion therewith; and for patients in the medical wards of hospitals and to their dis- other purposes." On the same date the Bill was read a charge when classified as " relieved " rather than as " cured " first time by the House of Commons. was very serious. Sir Archibald asked what the Government was doing to remedy that state of affairs. He had talked The Voluntary Hospitals (Paying Patients) Bill, which recently with a doctor who, after a number of years spent had come down from the Lords, was read a first time by in the Malay States, had retumed to take up an appointment the House of Commons on July 1st. in Scotland. This doctor said that hospital services in Scot- On July 2nd the adjourned debate on the motion for land were inferior to those in the Malay States. While asking the second reading of the Criminal Lunatics (Scotland) the Govemnment what steps it was taking to build up an Bill was concluded in the House of Commons, and the efficient hospital service in Scotland, Sir Archibald said he Bill was read the second time. The Public Health (Water wished to acknowledge the help which the Govemment had and Sewerage) (Scotland) Bill was read a second time by given to those dealing with hospital problems in Sutherland and Caithness. The appointrment of a resident surgeon to the Commons on the same date. the hospitals in Caithness had been of immense practical The Durham University Bill was read a third time and value. It would also be a great boon to have a consulting passed by the House of Lords on July 2nd. physician. That question had been considered by the local authorities in consultation with the Department of Health. He understood proposals had been made for extending the Estimates for Scottish Health Department infirmary in Inverness, and he suggested that a consulting physician there could render valuable help to his medical The Estimates for the Department of Hlealth for Scotland colleagues in that area. were discussed in the House of Commons on June 28th. The Under-Secretary for Scotland, Mr. SKELTON, said that where- Highlands and Islands Medical Service ever the health of the Scottish nation was tested there was Sir IAN MACPHERSON referred to wrater shortage in the an improvement. The death rate was the lowest since death Highlands, and said that the latest grant of £137,000, of rates were recorded, being 12.9 per 1,000. The infant mor- which only a quarter of the expenditure was given by the tality rate was also the lowest ever recorded, being 78 per State, was inadequate in such a small rateable area. Turning 46 JULY 6, 1935 MEDICAL NOTES IN PARLIAMENT - ETDEC JRITTRA

x rays or of radium treatment by anyone, for the courts guard the workers from this danger. Captain CROOKSHANK would not hold that these were electrical treatment. said he had received no information of cases of industrial After further discussion Mr. Croom-Johnson withdrew his pulmonary disease in that district except at one barytes mine. motion for rejection, and the Bill was read a second time. At this mine proper precautions were being taken following The Bill is technically an unopposed one; the Chairman of a thorough inspection of the conditions by the inspectors of Committees has power to allow evidence on the matters mines. The case referred to had not previously been brought raised by Dr. O'Donovan. to his notice, and he wNas having it investigated. Care of the Deaf.-Sir KINGSLEY WOOD announced on June 27th that he was not at present satisfied that special Alleged Mortgage and Transfer of Insurance Practices legislation on the disability of deafness was needed. The report Mr. LOGAN asked, on June 27th, if Sir Kingsley Wood was prepared by the late Dr. Eichholz on the condition of the deaf aware of the mortgaging and transfer of medical practices did not recommend any further legislation, but advocated in connexion with panel patients, and whether he was pre- certain measures, which were commended to local authorities pared to investigate this matter. Mr. Logan averred that in a circular issued by the Ministry of Health in May, 1933. these operations were controlled by financial houses. Sir That Ministry continued to impress *on local authorities the KINGSLEY WOOD replied that his attention had been drawn importance of giving financial assistance, where necessary, to to arrangements by which medical practitioners were able to those voluntary agencies which found suitable emnployment for -obtain loans on the security of their income from insurance deaf and dumb persons. practice. In the absence of specific evidence that these Training of Nurses in Scotland.-On July 2nd Mr. SKELTON arrangements exercised a prejudicial effect on the insurance informed Mr. Guy that the Scottish Departmental Committee -service, he did not think this was a matter in which it on the training of nurses had completed takinlg evidence and would be proper for hi-n to intervene. If Mr. Logan had was considering its report. any particular facts of his own knowvledge, Sir Kingsley was JOHN discuss with him. Mr. RHYS DAVIEs asked Accidents from Domestic Electrical Appliances.-Sir ready to them SIMON, replying to Mr. Temple Morris on July 1st, said that Sir Kingsley to look at the report on this subject which was in domestic Sir Hilton the Association of Insurance accidents from the use of electrical apparatus sent to Young by premises were not reportable to the Home Office. Fifteen Committees. Sir FRANCIS FREMANTLE intervened to point the notice of the Depart- out that patients always had a choice of doctor and could fatal accidents of this kind came to " " ment during 1934. The law did not prohibit the sale of not be sold except from the point of view of goodwill and that they might be subject to their wish. Mr. MAcQUISTEN asked whether, if electrical appliances on the ground dangerous to inexperienced persons. Few instances had come patients were " sold on the hoof " by medical men, this could should not be regarded as infamous conduct and a breach of to the lnotice of the Department in which exception professional etiquette. reasonably be taken, oln grounds of danger, to electrical No further answer was returned. apparatus placed on sale. In such cases manufacturers gener- ally had shown themselves ready to remedy the defects when pointed out to them. Housing (Scotland) Bill Notes in Brief Sir John Simon cannot hold out any hope of introducing On July 2nd the Housing (Scotland) Bill was considered the Acts. in the House of Commons on report. Sir ROBERT HORNE legislation at present amending Shops moved a new clause increasing the permitted number of occupants to 21 persons in a room having a floor area of more than. 130 square feet. Mr. SKELTON said that the Government Medical News wvas determined not to alter or diminish the standard of housing laid down in the Bill. The vital matter in Scotland was the two-roomed house, and in such houses they had to The centenary -of the Middlesex Hospital Medical School be careful that the standards were not such as would allow will be celebrated on Wednesday, July 24th. At 3 p.m. too many persons to live in two rooms, even if these were the Earl of Athlone, Chancellor of the University of 13 ft. by 10 ft. London, will distribute prizes gained by students, and The clause was negatived. The Bill passed the report stage at 9 p.m. H.R.H. Prince Arthur of Connaught and Mr. and was read a third time. S. A. Courtauld wiLl receive the guests at a scientific evening. The seventeenth annual meeting of the Mental Hospitals Committee on Scottish Health Services Association will be held in the Council Chamber of the Guildhall, London, on Wednesday, July 10th, at 11 a.m. On July 2nd Mr. SKELTON told Mr. Guy that the Scottish Admission will be by ticket, obtainable from the secretary, Departmental Committee on Scottish Health Services had to completed the taking of evidence over the wid-e field covered 5, Church Passage, Guildhall, E.C.2 it is restricted by the terms of reference. Thc preparation of a report would the representatives of mental hospitals. require time. The chairman and committee of St. Vincent's Ortho- paedic Hospital have issued invitations to meet the Archbishop of Westminster at a banquet at Claridges Duty on Imported Spectacle Framnes.-On the motion of Hotel, Upper Brook Street, W., on Monday, July 15th, -Dr. Burgin the House of Commons, on June 26th, agreed to at 8 p.m., on the occasion of the silver jubilee cf St. an Additional Import Duties Order imposing a uniform duty Vincent's Orthopaedic Association. of 331 per cent. on imported spectacle frames. Dr. BURGIN The twenty-eighth Voyage d'Etudes Medicales to the remarked that spectacles supplied under the National Health spas of France will take place this year in.Eastern France, Insurance scheme atcounted for 10 to 20 per cent. of the from September 3rd to 14th inclusive, under the leadership whole sold. The House approved other duties, including one of Professor Maurice Villaret (Paris), Professor Fontes of a halfpenny on each imported toothbrush and one of 8d. (Strasbourg), and Professor Santenoise (Nancy). The each on imported clippers for human hair, if the clipper cost party will assemble at Nancy and the following places will less than 3s. 4d. be visited: Strasbourg, Niederbronn, Sainte-Odile, Colmar, Pulmonary Disease Amnong Barytes Miners in Shropshire.- Gerardmer, Bussang, Divonne, Salins du Jura, Besangon, Mr. DUCKWORTH asked the Secretary for Mines whether his Plombieres, Bains-les-Bains, Bourbonne, Contrexe'ville, attention had been drawn to the frequent occurrence of lung Vittel. En route excursions will be made to the many trouble among barytes i-niners and quarrymen in the Minster- interesting tourinlg centres, including the Ballon d'Alsace. ley and Pontesbury district of Shropshire, and in particular The end of the tour will coincide with the opening of the to a death from silicosis on May 21st; wshether the inspectors Congress on Gout and Uric Acid, to be held at Vittel. of mines had inspected and reported upon the conditions Further information may be obtained from Mladame under w7hich work wvas carriedS on; and wrhether he was Juppe-Blaise, Federation of the Health Resorts of France, satisfied that every possible precaution was taken to safe- Tavistock House (North) Tavistock Square, W.C. 1. TULY 6. 1935 MEDICAL NEWS THEBRITSH A7

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I to overwork, acute infectious diseases, results of trauma, would like to know if any of your readers have experience and the vegetative nervous system. of the use of ketogenic diet during lactation. Has the diet July 6th is the fiftieth anniversary of the success of any effect on the amount of milk secreted, and, since diacetic acid behaves pharmacologically as an anaesthetic, the first inoculation by Pasteur with the vaccine for rabies. will ketosis in the mother have any adverse effect on the The trustees of the Dr. Jessie Macgregor Prize in Medical infant? Science have awarded the prize, value £50, for the present Prolonged Use of Phenolphthalein triennial period to Mary Broadfoot Walker, M.B., J. D." writes: Can anyone inform me whether it is safe to Ch.B.Ed., for her work on physostigmine in the treat- continue to administer one grain of phenolphthalein in ment of myasthenia gravis. tablet form nightly for correction of constipation associated The Metropolitan Water Board on June 28th appointed with a mild degree of haeniorrhoids? TIhe drug has now Donald Craig Norris, M.D., F.R.C.S., as its chief medical been administered for several years without apparent ill officer, in succession to the late Sir John Collie. Dr. effect. Any other equivalent substitute would be tried. ,oNrris will take up his duties under the Board on September 1st next. Income Tax Therapeutic Substances Amendment Regulations, 1935, Increase in Share of Firm's Profits have been made by the Joint Committee constituted C. H." was entitled to one-third of the firm's profits up to under the Therapeutic Substances Act, 1925, and are January 1st, 1935, and to one-half thereafter. On what basis published by H.M. Stationery Office (Statutory Rules should the tax payable by him for the year to April 5th, and Orders, 1935, No. 580, price 3d.). They come into 1935, be calculated? force on August 1st, and together with the principal *** Three-quarters of one-third plus one-quarter of one- Regulations (S.R. and O., 1931, No. 633) may be cited half of the firm's gross assessrrment. It is not material as the Therapeutic Substances Regulations, 1931 and 1935. that the firm's accounts are made up to December 31st. The amendments and additions to the existing schedules The assessment based on the earnings of the partnership for apply to staphylococcus toxoid, antipneumococcus serum the year to December 31st, 1933, provides the figure for (Type I and Type II), staphylococcus antitoxin, gas- the assessment for the year to April 5th, 1935, but the tax gangrene antitoxin (oedematiens), gas-gangrene antitoxin on that assessment is in respect of the profits of the firm (Vibrion septique), and diphtheria prophylactic. for that year, and should be divided between the partners The Belgian Society fr Gynaecology and Obstetrics accordingly. offers a prize of 10,000 Belgian francs for the best work Temnporary Residence on gynaecology. The prize will be awarded every four "H. WV." is on extended leave from Colonial service. He years, and for the first time in 1938. arrived in this country on December 15th, 1934, and can remain until the latter half of October, 1935. Will he The medical faculty of Frankfort University has chosen be liable to tax ? the arsenic content of the blood in cancer of the uterus *** The question is governed by No. 2 of the Miscel- as the subject for the Hermann Freund prize of 300 laneous Rules, Schedule D, which provides that " a person marks. shall not be charged to tax as a person residing in the Professor M. Ciuca of the Bucarest Faculty of Medicine Unitedl Kingdom . . wvho is in the Unitedl Kingdom for has gone to Russia in charge of a scientific mission, under some temporary purpose only . . and has not actually the aegis of the Health Section of the League of resided in the United Kingdom at one time or several times Nations, to inquire into the treatment of malaria by for a period equal in the whole to six months in any year synthetic drugs. of assessment." It follows from this that " H. W." is