DEC. 26, 1953 MEDICAL NOTES IN PARLIAMENT IBRiTiSH 1437 MEDICAL JOURN~AL since the National Health Service started, I am glad to say that in August the estimated cost fell to about lid. less Universities and Colleges than in August 1952. This was maintained in September and there was a further reduction to 2d. in October. I am glad to have this opportunity to thank the joint committee UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM on prescribing for their valuable work in classifying prepar- Dr. H. F. Humphreys has been appointed a governor of the Uni- versity College of North Staffordshire for three years. ations, and the General Medical Services Committee of the Enid Charles, Ph.D., Reader in Demography and Vital British Medical Association and the whole body of general Statistics in the University, has accepted an invitation from the practitioners for their co-operation in producing this World Health Organization to advise the University of Malaya encouraging result. on the setting up of a department of demography and medical Mr. LONGDEN asked whether this satisfactory result fol- statistics, and has been granted leave of absence for one year lowed on the advice given to general practitioners about from August 1, 1953. prescribing drugs of doubtful therapeutic value. Mr. Dr. W. T. Cooke, Reader and First Assistant in Medicine, has been granted leave of absence for the first quarter of 1954 MACLEOD said it seemed almost certain that the two were to visit gastro-intestinal and metabolic clinics in the U.S.A. linked, because the letter was sent out by the Chief Medical The Rockefeller Foundation has made a grant of £28,800 to Officer on July 18 and the first noticeable drop was in the Professor J. J. Elkes for research in psychiatry and in the bio- month following. Asked by Dr. EDITH SUMMERSKILL chemistry and pharmacology of the nervous system. The grant whether he would consider giving instructions to doctors not will cover the five-year period beginning in July, 1953, and will to prescribe certain drugs if there was an equivalent in the be spent mainly on salaries, technical assistance, and supplies. National Formulary, Mr. MACLEOD thought this would be Professor A. B. MacGregor has been appointed Director of too big an interference with the ordinary discretion of Dental Studies and Professor J. Osborne Deputy Director and Tutor. doctors. Dr. David Mendel resigned the appointment of National Coal Mr. RICHARD ADAMS asked how far limitations were Board Fellow in the Department of Medicine on May 31, 1953. placed on prescriptions under the National Health Service The title of University Research Fellow has been conferred in cases of tuberculosis, and in particular on the prescrip- upon Dr. G. Holti, research worker in the Medical Research tion of cod-liver oil and malt. Miss PAT HORNSBY-SMITH, Council's unit for research on the experimental pathology of the Parliamentary Secretary, said that a general practitioner skin, during the tenure of his present post. drug or Dr. K. Valteris, Research Fellow in Pathology, has been might prescribe any generally available medicine seconded to the service of the Regional Hospital Board for work which he considered necessary for the treatment of tuber- at Dudley Road Hospital. culosis. Cod-liver oil and malt might be prescribed when in the Department of Pathology it could properly be regarded as a drug for the treatment UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS of a patient. At a meeting of the Council of the University on October 21 it was agreed to confer the title of Emeritus Professor on Professor Health in West Africa R. D. Passey on his retirement from the Chair of Experimental Pathology. Mr. RONALD RUSSELL asked the Secretary of State for the Dr. Andrew Bogdan has been appointed Senior Registrar and Colonies on December 16 what improvement had been Tutor in Paediatrics for one year in the first instance from made in the health of the people of the West African November 1, 1953, and Dr. I. S. Bruce Lecturer in the Depart- Colonies, Protectorates, and Trusteeship Territories in recent ment of Anaesthetics from November 15, 1953. years. Mr. OLIVER LYrTELTON informed him that there had been ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS OF LONDON a general improvement in the health of the peoples of these At a quarterly comitia of the College held on October 29, with the President, Sir Russell Brain, in the chair, Dr. T. Jenner territories. For example, the use of new drugs in certain Hoskin, Dr. B. E. Schlesinger, Dr. A. M. Cooke, and Dr. J. C. areas had drastically reduced the incidence of leprosy. In Hoyle were elected Councillors of the College; Dr. J. Forest Nigeria mobile teams had been set up to deal speedily with Smith was elected representative on the Committee of Manage- outbreaks of epidemic diseases, and a large pilot scheme ment; Sir Russell Brain, Sir Harold Boldero, Dr. W. G. Barnard, was in being to combat yaws. Trypanosomiasis had ceased Sir Allen Daley, and Dr. A. M. Cooke were re-elected members to be a public health problem in the Gold Coast. In the of the Standing Joint Committee of the three Royal Colleges; Northern region of Nigeria a considerable area had also Dr. C. E. Newman was appointed representative on the Examina- been cleared of the tsetse fly. tion and Tuition Advisory Board of the Association of Medical Records Officers; and Professor A. A. Moncrieff was appointed representative at the Annual Conference on Maternity and Child Welfare for 1954. Artificial Limb Repairs The Registrar announced that Dr. J. A. Smiley had been ap- Mr. IAIN MACLEOD, answering questions by Mr. JAMES pointed Milroy Lecturer for 1955, and that his subject would be SIMMONS on December 17, stated that the average time "-Personal Factors in Accident Proneness." The following candidates, having satisfied the Censors' Board, taken for repairs to artificial arms during January-July, were elected Members of the College: Y. K. W. Aboul-Dahab, 1953, was 50 days, and during August-November, 1953, 70 M.B., Mary H. Aitken, M.B., Mary Bateman, M.D., D. B. davs. Similarly, the average time for repairs to artificial Benazon, M.B., R. A. Bruce, B.M., W. Brumfitt, M.B., J. P. legs had been 30 days and 35 days. Mr. SIMMONS said it Caley, M.B., Rosemary A. Cooper, M.B., R. F. A. Dean, was apparent that since the Ministry of Pensions had ceased L.R.C.P., A. E. Dormer, M.B., C. P. V. Evans, M.B., J. H. to have responsibility for these repairs there had been a Fvans, M.B., H. Foster, M.B., Major, R.A.M.C., L. Friedlander, longer time lag, and asked the Minister to see that Roehamp- M.B.. J. F. Hale. B.M.. D. R. Hay, M.B., F. E. Higgins, M.B., ton was not penalized by the change in administration. A. W. Johnston, M.B., E. N. M. Johnston, M.B., Lilian F. Jones, do his M.B., H. P. Lambert. M.B., G. Larkins, M.B., J. C. Leonard, Mr. MACLEOD said that he would certainly best, M.D., A. Z. Abd-El Massieh, M.B., B. F. Robinson, M.B., but it was quite unworthy to suggest that a firm which A. Sachs, M.D.. Brigadier. R.A.M.C., A. W. Steinbeck, M.B., was providing artificial limbs for ex-Service men was going L. V. Sthyr, M.D., J. D. Stride, L.R.C.P., Surrieon Lieutenant- to alter its skill and time of delivery purely because there Commander, R.N., J. H. Tyrer, M.D., B. W. Webb. M.D. had been a departmental change. Mr. SIMMONS said that Licences to practise were conferred upon the following 106 he made no imputation against the firm, but against the candidates (including 20 women) who had nassed the final ex- change in administration. amination in Medicine. Surmery. and Midwifery of the Conjoint Board and who have complied with the by-laws of the College: Major LEGGE-BOURKE asked if the Minister could give J. Anderson, M. E. Anfilogoff, Christine M. Armstrong, B. S. an absolute assurance that the fact that the two Ministries Beardsworth, P. J. Bell, J. A. Bevan, C. Bishop, R. J. Blow, had merged had no relevance whatever to the increased C. W. W. Brown, L. F. Brunt, J. D. Campling, Patricia M. time involved in repairs. Carnenter, J. A. A. S. Chamberlain-Webber, H. J. Clarke, A. Mr. MACLEOD: None at all. Clark-Jones, W. E. Clifford-Jones, J. T. Coals, R. J. C. Cobbold, 1438 DEC. 26, 1953 UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES BRD!C.JOuxit

C. W. M. Cooper, Violet G. Cousins, Shirley A. Crockatt, J. Fatima S. Ahmed, J. A. S. Amos, R. P. Bradshaw, T. M. W. Crook, I. D. Davies, W. C. Davies, Jose A. Day, J. D. Devitt, D'Arcy, M. W. Dhurandhar, J. M. Dube, J. R. Eley, J. I. T. Eva M. Dilling, M. S. G. Douglas, D. R. Elam, J. I. Evans, Glover, G. H. V. Keshani, H. D. Madsen, T. C. H. Mathews, R. P. Field, C. V. Foll, Gillian France, P. J. Frost, T. Gibson, L. Mortimer, G. A. Real, S. Rehman, A. D. Ross, J. G. Slater, Goldie, Rosemary A. Grange, A. N. Green, J. M. Green, F. V. S. G. Talpade, Margrit Zuber, S. Rao, Majuree Sundaravej. Griffiths, S. T. Gunewardene, Dorothy J. Harden, Margaret M. DIPLOMA IN CHILD HEALTH.-C. A. L. Abrams, A. Ahmad, Heley, E. J. Hill, H. Holden, W. J. Jackson, Elsie Jaques, I. R. R N. Akel, A. Allibone, Kooki N. Bharucha, H. C. H. Bird, Jenkins, J. J. Jones, Elizabeth M. H. Kennett, P. Konfortion, Irene F. A. Blakeney, M. Braudo, N. Broughton, Dorothy F. M. G. E. T. Lawley, I. V. Lishman, D. Longbourne, K. Loucas, Burnett, Joan M. Cashman, Margaret J. Cox, Marian E. Cox, T. M. McAneny, J. G. Macdonald, M. A. McDonald, G. F. Diana F. J. Duncan, C. N. Faith, Eva 0. Faulkner, Carol A. Mackenzie, T. D. M. McNeill, Patricia S. Matthew, Bridget d'E. Foxell, Margaret J. Francis, Jessie S. Freeman, A. K. Ghosh, Matthews, C. Mawdsley, Jean E. Moffat, Margaret L. M. Monro, J. C. Gillespie, Bandana Gupta, D. T. G. Harris, W. B. McN. R. J. Morgan, F. J. Morley, C. E. Nelson, M. R. Oates, R. C. Howie, Jasmine R. Jacob, B. Jaffe, F. E. James, K. V. Jones. Oliva, Patricia M. O'Sullivan, R. B. Pardoe, D. J. Parry, D. M. Winifred A. Kane, A. J. Keay, P. J. E. Lewis, Joo Lee Lim, Paul, J. D. W. Peck, J. W. Prout, J. E. G. Rault, A. D. Daphne H. Line, A. D. Macdonald, K. W. Matheson, Joan M. Richardson, J. A. V. Riley, A. A. Roe, W. A. St. John, S. C. C. Mawer, Margaret B. Mearns, J. L. Miller, B. J. LI. Moss, J. W. Scott, D. E. Sharland, Jean M. Shields, A. J. Slim, Marguerite L. Muller, C. W. A. Murray, Gwendoline D. Newman. M. N. Orton, Sloper, P. C. Smart, C. J. Stephens. R. L. G. Sutcliffe, G. W. V. Pillai, Dafne E. MacG. Plowman, Theresa Posner, 0. C. Sykes, M. Tack, A. Talalla. R. W. H. Tavenner, E. M. Thomas, Raffel, Myrtle J. Raynor, Ellen L. M. Rhodes, Nancy M. B. C. P. D. Tong, E. A. M. Tuck, H. M. Turner, J. C. S. Turner, Robertshaw, Hilary G. Rubin, D. Satya Nand, M. K. Sawday, F. B. Valentine-Hagart, H. W. C. Ward, Isabel M. P. Ward, D. H. Shennan, Priyani E. Soysa, Sara I. Stinson, T. E. Stockley, W. H. Waters. J 1- H1. Webster, P. H. Wiesendanger, Lee Yoke Elsie G. Taylor, Katharine J. Thicknesse, A. J. Thomas, Elizabeth Htyan, G. W. G. Yule. S. Tomlinson, Pamela S. Triplett, Joan E. Walton, Sheila M. Diplomas were granted, jointly with the Royal College of Watts, J. Wessels, Enid M. Whitfield, T. K. Williams, Irene H. Surgeons of England, as follows: \;V1ck. DiPI OMA IN CHILD HP.ALTH.-Elizabeth A. Martin, K. R. DIPLOMA IN ANAESTHETICS.-J. C. Richardson. Momberg, and to the other successful candidates whose names DIPLOMA IN INDUSTRIAL HEALTH.-K. B. Roy. are printed below in the report of the meeting of the Royal DIPLOMA IN LARYNGOLOGY AND OTOLOGY.-J. B. Blacklay. College of Surgeons of England. DIPLOMA IN OPHTHALMOLOGY.-R. Smith. DIPLOMA IN MEDICAL RADIO-DIAGNOSIS.-K. M. C. de Silva, H. K. T. Fernando. P. G. Keates, L. Langton, Kee Loo Lim, ROYAL COLLEGE OF OBSTETRICIANS AND E. A. H. MacLaughlin, 0. D. Macnamara, W. B. D. Maile, A. C. GYNAECOLOGISTS Mitra, B. O'Hare, A. W. Robinson, A. Roy, H. Tayebbhoy, J. A. At a meeting of the Council held on September 26, with the Presi- Watson. dent, Mr. Arthur A. Gemmell, in the chair, the following awards DIPLOMA IN MEDICAL RADTOTHERAPY.-D. M. T. Cones. were made: Leverhulme Research Scholarships for 1954, I. G. McK. Crawford. D. A. L. Dick. Mariorie 0. Dunster. G. B. Donald, J. Gardiner, M. L. Paterson. William Blair-Bell Goodman, B. T. Hale, F. E. Neal, J. D, Reeves, M. Samiullah, Memorial Lectureships for 1954, T. E. C. Barns, I. Donald. J. G. Stewart. Flsie N. K. Wallace. DIPLOMA IN OPHTHALMOLOGY.-J. M. Ferries, R. Smith. Diplomas were also granted, jointly with the Roval College of Surgeons of England. in TroHncal Medicine and Hveiene, in Anaesthetics, in Tndustrial HJealth, and in Laryngology and Vital Statistics Otology, to the successful candidates whose names are printed below in the report of the meeting of the Royal College of Surgeons of England. Infectious Diseases ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND Only quite small variations occurred in the number of At a meeting of the Council of the College held on October 8, notifications of infectious diseases for the week ending with Sir Cecil Wakeley. President. in the chair. Sir James Lear- December 5 in England and Wales; the largest were month was appointed the Sir Arthur Sims Commonwealth Travel- increases of 65 for scarlet fever, from 1,484 to 1,549, 57 ling Professor for 1954, and it was reported that Sir Cecil Wakeley for acute pneumonia, from 557 to 614, and 46 for dysentery, had been appointed the Hunterian Orator for 1955. from 399 to 445. The Sir Gilbert Blane Naval Medal was presented to Surgeon Captain J. G. Holmes. The largest increases in the incidence of scarlet fever Dr. E. Rohan Williams (St. Mary's) was admitted as the were 38 in Essex, from 81 to 119, and 30 in Yorkshire co-opted Member of Council reprev.entine radiology. West Riding, from 175 to 205. 2,595 cases of whooping- The ophthalmological research unit, which has been in exist- cough were notified, being 13 fewer than in the preceding ence for ten years under Professor Arnold Sorsby, was admitted week. The usual fluctuations in the local trends were to the status of a department of the College. recorded, the largest being decreases of 54 in Yorkshire Dr. R. Wyburn-Mason was awarded a Prophit Research West Riding, from 239 to 185, 53 in Essex, from 186 to Studentship: the Handcock Prize was presented to Mr. J. J. Jones 40 (King's College Hospital): and Mr. G. Haass (London Hospital 133, and in Durham, from 97 to 57, and increases of Medical College) was admitted as a Macloghlin Scholar. 41 in Warwickshire, from 138 to 179, and 40 in Lancashire, The Council approved the institution of a Mitchiner Medal, from 227 to 267. The number of notifications of measles in memory of the late Major-General P. H. Mitchiner, to be increased from 875 to 886. The largest variation in the awarded annually for outstanding services to military medicine returns was a decrease of 40 in Lancashire, from 168 to 128. by an officer of the Army Medical Services or the R.A.M.C A 13 cases of diphtheria were notified, being 3 fewer than in similar medal, presented by Sir Stanford Cade for award to a the previous week. These cases were reported from 5 medical officer of the Royal Air Force, was instituted in memory of the late Lady Cade. administrative areas-Warwickshire, Birmingham C.B. 5; The Council agreed, on the recommendation of the trustees Staffordshire, Coseley U.D. 3, Sedgley U.D. 2; Lancashire, of the Hunterian Collection, to publish The Life of William Clift, Liverpool C.B. 2; Devonshire, Plymouth C.B. 1. by Miss J. Dobson, Recorder of the College. The notifications of acute poliomyelitis numbered 65 and The Council received a number of interesting gifts, including were 1 fewer for paralytic and 11 fewer for non-paralytic a portrait of Sir Henry Newland presented by the Royal Austral- cases than in the preceding week. The largest returns were asian College of Surgeons; a portrait of the late Sir Robert Jones Lancashire 8, Devonshire 6 (Totnes R.D. 3), Staffordshire and various relics of Hugh Owen Thomas presented by Mrs. 6 (Cannock U.D. 3), Gloucestershire 5 (Bristol C.B. 5), Hilda Watson; and part of the manuscript of Wilfred Trotter's London Yorkshire 4. Instincts of the Herd in Peace and War presented by Mr. H. 4, West Riding Morriston Davies. The largest centres of dysentery were Yorkshire West Diplomas of Membership of the College were granted to F. J. Riding 74 (Shipley U.D. 23, Bradford C.B. 21, Leeds C.B. Morley (St. Thomas's) and S. C. C. Scott (Guy's). 13), London 57 (Hackney 12), Lancashire 56 (Bolton C.B. Diplomas were granted, jointly with the Royal College of 32), Leicestershire 45 (Leicester C.B. 37), Norfolk 34 Physicians of London, to the following successful candidates: (Norwich C.B. 32), Middlesex 25, Essex 23 (Barking DIPLOMA IN TROPICAL MEDICINE AND HYGIENE-A. Ahmad, NI.B. 10). DEC. 26, 1953 MEDICAL NEWS MEDBAL UUN 1441 Osborne (Liverpool); hon. secretary, Mr. J. P. Reidy (Lon- don); and Council, Mr. W. Hynes (Sheffield), Mr. Rainsford Mowlem (London), Mr. P. H.' Jayes (East Grinstead), Mr. Any Questions ? Mortimer Shaw (Leeds), Mr. J. N. Barron (Salisbury), Mr. J. S. Tough (Glasgow), Professor T. P. Kilner (Oxford), Mr. A. B. Wallace (Edinburgh) (Editor), and Mr. B. K. Rank Correspondents should give their names and addresses (not (Melbourne). for publication) and include all relevant details in their Scientific Exhibition, Glasgow, 1954.-Those wishing to questions, which should be typed. We publish here a selec- exhibit are reminded that the last day for receiving entries tion of those questions and answers which seem to be of is December 31. Details and application forms are obtain- general interest. able from the Secretary, British Medical Association, B.M.A. House, Tavistock Square, London, W.C.1. Spread of Crab Lice Honorary Degrees at Leeds.-In congregation on May 14, Q.-Is it possible for crab lice to be acquired other than 1954, the honorary degree of LL.D. will be conferred on by sexual intercourse ? If so, what are the commonest ways Professor Evarts A. Graham, professor of surgery in in which this may happen ? Washington University, St. Louis; Professor F. W. Rankin, president of the American College of Surgeons; and Sir A.-The crab louse is a sedentary ectoparasite and does Cecil Wakeley, President of the Royal College of Surgeons not survive easily away from the human body. Since it of England. The ceremony will take place during the period commonly infests the pubic region, there is little doubt that of the meeting at Leeds of the Associations of British and sexual intercourse provides its simplest means of spread- American Surgeons. ing from one person to another; indeed, it is sometimes. known in France as papillon d'amour. On the other hand, Dr. Pierre Lepine, director of the department of virology it is clear that there are other means of transmission. Thus, at the Institut Pasteur, Paris,' and internationally renowned infants may become infested from their mothers, usually on for his research on viruses, has been elected to the French the scalp, which is their only hairy region. In older children Academy of Medicine. and adults infestation of the scalp is rare, but the eyebrows. Professor T. J. Mackie, Irvine Professor of Bacteriology, or eyelashes may be invaded in the absence of pubic infesta- has been elected dean of the faculty of medicine at Edin- tion. There is a tendency for Phthirus to spread through burgh in succession to Sir Sydney Smith. small groups of men living very closely together-for ex- ample, among crews of small merchant ships or soldiers in COMING EVENTS camp. While these facts prove that there are modes of dissemina- Institute of Dermatology.-The fourth in the series of tion other than sexual contact, there is very little evidence semi-permanent exhibitions will be available from January as to which are the most frequent. There are stories of 1 to 23, 1954. It is given by Dr. H. Haber on " Cytological crab lice being found on the seats of public water closets Diagnosis." and in beds; and it is very likely that they or their eggs International Organization Against Trachoma.-The next may be spread on loose hairs dropped by infested persons, meeting will be held at Montreal on September 11, 1954. particularly if towels or blankets are shared. The larval Further information may be obtained from the secretary- and mature lice die within a day or so of removal from the general, 45, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, W.C.2. body. On analogy with Pediculus, the eggs would probably survive about a week, but would not hatch unless warmed' to body temperature. SOCIETIES AND LECTURES A fee is charged or a ticket is required for attending lectures marked 0. Applications should be made first to the institution concerned. A Developing Moustache in a Young Girl Tuesday, December 29 INSTITUTE OF DERMATOLOGY.-5.30 p.m., Dr. H. Haber: Cutaneous Q.-A girl aged 9 years began to develop a moustache a Syphilis. year ago, and it is increasing slowly. She appears healthy Wednesday, December 30 otherwise, and there is no hirsuties elsewhere. What is the INSTITUTE OF DERMATOLOGY.-5.30 p.m., Dr. H. Haber: Specific and Foreign Body Granulomas. likely cause, and should she be investigated further ? ROYAL EYE HOSPITAL.-5.30 p.m., Mr. L. H. Savin: Ophthalmic Operations and their Indications (1). A.-The development of a moustache indicates an andro-- Thursday, December 31 genic stimulus above normal, and the adrenal itself is most INSTITUTE OF DERMATOLOGY.-5.30 p.m., Dr. R. W. Riddell: Subcutaneous likely to be the source of the stimulus. In this connexion Mycotic Infections. ROYAL EYE HOsPITAL.-5.30 p.m., Miss M. Savory: Differential Diagnosis it should be remembered that the adrenarche, as distinct of Diplopia. from the menarche, normally occurs over a number of years Friday, January 1 and may precede the menarche by some years. In fact the INSTITUTE OF DERMATOLOGY.-5.30 p.m., Dr. A. D. Porter: Disorders of adrenarche bears the same relationship to the menarche as. the Skin Affecting the Hair Follicles. the climacteric to the menopause. The biological basis of Saturday, January 2 MIDLAND TUBERCULOSIS SOCIETY.-At Birmingham Chest Clinic, series of the adrenarche is the augmentation (via the pituitary) of short communications. adrenal cortex function involving both androgens and gluco- corticoids, either predominating according to the genetic endocrine constitution of the individual. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS As in all endocrine processes, the physiological may be- come the pathological and the borderline be indistinct. In _BIRTHS the case described we are probably dealing with a hyper- Carstair.-On December 9, 1953, at the Churchill Hospital, Oxford, to Jean. wife of Captain J. R. L. Carstairs, R.A.M.C., a daughter-Alison plasia rather than a neoplasia of the adrenals, but the latter Frances Elizabeth. should be borne in mind as a possibility; there is also the McGngor.-On November 27, 1953, to June (formerly Casswell), wife of this Ronald Buchanan McGrigor, M.B.E., F.R.C.S., of 34, Prince Albert possibility of an ovarian neoplasm, but I would regard Road London, N.W., a son-Alastair. as unlikely. Warren.-On December 12, 1953, to Josephine Barnes, D.M., F.R.C.S., F.R.C.O.G., M.R.C.P., wife of Dr. Brian Warren, 46, Chester Square, Investigations should consist in urinary assays of the 17- London, S.W., a son. ketosteroids and the 11-oxysteroids and, depending uporn DEATHS these results and the clinical evaluation of the condition, Courtenay.-On December 9, 1953, at The Patch, Wareham, Dorset, such further investigations as intravenous pyelogram, carbo- Kilcoursie Jocelyn Courtenay, L.R.C.P.&S.Ed., L.R.F.P.S.. aged 89. Davis.-On December 3, 1953. John Warren Davis, M.R.C.S., L.S.A., hydrate tolerance, blood count, etc. The family history may formerly of 75, Gloucester Place, London, W., aged 93. indicate a similar genetic tendency in other members, and? Duncan.-On November 17, 1953, Norman Alistair Duncan, M.B., Ch.B., of The Gables, Long Melford, Suffolk. also the probability of the type of evolution. BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL

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A Birmingham: Health Service developments (A. Charles Oliver Hawthorne Clinical Prize, 162 Beauchamp), 181 Chelsea and Fulham Division, 10, 230 Advertising, indirect, 1, 48 BLAIR, H., and MARKS, J.: Prescribing costs, 184 (C) Chemicals that can be prescribed, 198 Adye-Curran, Gerald Francis, disciplinary case of, BOLD, W. J.: The G.M.C.'s warning, 236 (C) CHESNEY, W. M., WILSON, A. J. K., SHORE, H., and 225 Bonus-shift certificates, 50, 233 MACLEAN, H.: Justice for the Sassenach, 180 (C) Alcohol and road accidents; report for publication, BOURNE, G.: Cost of prescribing, 66 (C), 96 (C) Christian Medical Fellowship breakfast, 61 195 BOUSFIELD, L. C.: Justice for the Sassenach, 184 (C) Chronic sick, accommodation, 110, 140 Aldershot and Farnham Division; first meeting, 3 Brain, Sir Russell: Dr. Johnson as scientist and Churches' Council of Healing, 193 Amending Acts Committee, work'of, 159 patient, 62 Civil Service medical officers, remuneration, 51, 194 American Medical Association; membership figures, Brighton Division: Change of name, 192 - - - - Joint Committee; B.M.A. representa- 241 BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION: tives, 56 Anaesthesia, domiciliary; consultation fee, 81 (C) Annual Meeting, Cardiff: Cl ARKE, R. E.: Cost of prescribing, 66 (C) ANTHONY, E.: Prescribing costs, 184 (C) Annual dinner, 59 - Distribution of power, 208 (C) Antibiotics, export to China, 17 Annual General Meeting, 52, 56 CLIFFORD-JONES, E.: Care of the tuberculous, 171 (C) Appeals machinery in Northern Ireland. 95 Annual Representative Meeting, 15; 70 (C); COCKSHUT, R. W.: Extraordinary General Meeting, Areas, classification of; amendments, 87, 198 elections, 44; Representatives' dinner, 59 9 (C), 13 (C) ARMED FORCES: Civic reception, 61 Cohen, Sir Henry, elected Vice-President of B.M.A., Armed Forces Committee; constitution and Civic welcome, 25 16 functions, 73 Exhibitions, 63 Colonial Medical Service: Appointments, 10, 76, 216 Election of Direct Representatives, 54 Extraordinary General Meeting, 53 - - -- future of, 57 Report to Annual Representative Meeting, 17 Popular lecture, 62 - --i income-tax liabilities, 241 Report to Council, 195 President's reception, 57 -- testimonials for medical officers, 199 Army: Appointments and retirements, 10 Religious services, 62 Compensation, 44 Emergency Reserve of Officers, R.A.M.C.: Trade exhibition, 64 - as security for loan, 234 Appointments and retirements, 10, 71, 215 Annual Meeting 1955, 193 Conlin, Patrick Joseph, disciplinary case of, 225 Regular Army: Emergency Commissions; Annual Meeting 1959, 193 CONSTAD, V.: Private practice, 172 (C) R.A.M.C.: Appointments, 76 Articles and by-laws; amendments, 46 Constitution Committee, 196 Regular Army Reserve of Officers; Appoint- Catering at B.M.A. House, 55 - of B.M.A.; reform proposed, 47 ments and retirements, 71, 215 Committees; policy for 1953-4, 56 CONSULTANTS AND SPECIALISTS: Regular Army Reserve of Officers; R.A.M.C.: Constitution; proposed reform, 47 Central Consultants and Specialists Committee, Appointments and retirements, 71, 76, 215 - Committee, 196 163, 170 (C), 201 R.A.M.C.: Anpointments and retirements, 10, Council, proceedings, 55, 193 Appointments, 164; 170 (C) 71, 76, 92, 215 Film Library, 3 Constitution, 33 Territorial Army: Appointments and retire- Financial position, 195 Guillebaud evidence, 163, 232 ments, 10 - statement at Annual Representative Meeting, 19 Report to Council, 196, 221 Territorial Army Reserve of Officers: Appoint- Group Committees, elections, 156 Central Consultants and Specialists Committee ments and retirements, 238 - - history of, 239 (Scotland); annual report, 226 Territorial Army Reserve of Officers: R.A.M.C.; Library accessions, 72, 80, 92, 100, 185, 214, 242 Demands of whole-time specialists, 66 (C) appointments and retirements, 71, 92 - history and description, 86 Direct resort to consultants by patients, 113 Territorial Army; R.A.M.C.: Appointments Membership figures, 45 Domiciliary consultation arrangements, 4, 32 and retirements, 10, 71, 92, 215 - subscription, 20 Organization of consultants, 4 Committee to review medical and dental services Organization Committee, history and functions of, Part-time posts, 33 provided (Waverley Committee), 101, 195, 229; 209 Professional relationships with general practi- correspondence, 178, 191, 207, 213, 229, 236 Overseas branches, history of, 231 tioners, 116, 146, 232 Hospital priority for war pensioners, 78 President inducted, 52 Public and professional relations, 233 Royal Air Force: Appointments and retirements, -- tour, 229 Reports to general practitioners on discharge of 92, 238 President, 1954-5, 16 hospital patients, 164 Reserve of Officers: Appointments and retire- - 1955-6, 16 Security of tenure, 27 ments, 92 Prize essay competition for medical students, 1954, Whitley machinery, 27 Volunteer Reserve: Appointment and retire- 72, 172 ments, 92, 238 Prizes and scholarships, history of, 11 Cope Committees, 4 Royal Auxiliary Air Force: Appointments and - presentation of, 56 Corby Diagnostic Centre, 13 (C) retirements, 92 Regional officers' conference, 6 Coronary Club, 207 (C) Royal Navy: Appointments and retirements, 10, Scholarships in aid of scientific research, 76, 202 Corsets, surgical, 41 71, 215, 238 Science Committee; origin and function, 11 Coulthard, William Francis Hirsch, disciplinary case Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve; appointments War Memorial, 211 of, 225 and retirements, 10, 71, 215, 238 Council, proceedings, 55, 193 Service careers inquiry (Waverley Committee), 101, British Medical Guild, 56 Cox, A.: Isle of Man Commission on salaries, 96 (C) 195, 229; correspondence, 178, 191, 207, 213, British Medical Journal; report to Annual Repre- Cremation, certification procedure, 68 229, 236, 238 sentative Meeting, 20 Cricket match, B.M.A. v. Law Society, 8, 12 - -- - Supplement, 21 Cruickshank, W. F., removed from N.H.S. medical ARMSTRONG, J.: Service recruitment, 207 (C) British Medical Students' Association; annual list, 160 - See MUMFORD, W. B., 214 general meeting, 1953 CULBERT, T. D.: The Annual Representative Assam Branch: Annual general meeting, 211 British Student Tuberculosis Foundation, 206 Meeting, 70 (C) AsSIsTANTs: Bromley Division Dinner, 190 CuRTIs, F. J.: Ophthalmic services, criticisms of, Conditions of employment, 43 BROWN, I. M.: Limited lists, 81 (C) 75 (C) Employment of salaried assistants, 69 BROWN, K. T.: Cost of prescribing, 82 (C) Cyprus: Salary dispute, 58, 199, 235 Income-tax expenses claim by principal for BRYAN-BROWN, D. S.: Entry into medicine, 242 (C) mainte'ance, 8 Building Committee; report to Annual Representa- Trainee, 44, 89, 144, 219 tive Meeting, 16 - grant to principal holding double appointnment; Bulsara, Ratan Noshirwan, disciplinary case of, 225 D disciplinary case, 223 BURKE, S.: Grading of S.H.M.O.s, 221 (C) Assurance: Fee for " long " form life assurance, 233 Bury Division, 82 DAHNE, S. F. L.: Grading of S.H.M.O.s, 201 (C) ATKINSON, W. J.: Service recruitment, 213 (C) BUrrERFIELD, K., and DAVIES, E. M.: Assistant Danckwerts award and small-list practitioner, 35 Australia: Progress in national health (Sir Earle medical officer award, 9 (C) Dangerous Drugs Act: Withdrawal of authority Page), 93 from T. B. Whithead, 82 -social security benefits; reciprocal arrangements Danish Medical Association, 204 with Britain, 234 C Dartford Division: Investigation on air pollution by Autonomous bodies, 46 cement dust, 159 Auxiliaries, medical, qualifications of, 4 Canadian Medical Association, joint meeting with DAVIES, E. M. See BUTTERFIELD, K., 9 B.M.A., 56 DAWSON, D. J. C.: Quality in general practice, Canvassing, 219 191 (C) B CARMICHAEL, C. H. R.: The G.M.C.'s warning, Death, notification of cause of; obligations of 220 (C), 236 (C) general practitioner, 12 BAILEY, J. S.: General practice, 165 (C) Cars. See Motor-cars Denmark: A visit to Denmark (E. R. C. Walker), 203 Barrie, W. G., withdrawal of authority under Cement dust; investigation by Dartford Division, 159 Diagnosis in general practice, 106, 137 Dangerous Drugs Act, 178 Central Consultants and Specialists Committee. See Digitalis folia, disadvantages of, 81 BARTLETT, Mary J.: The facts on forms, 237 (C) Consultants and Specialists Dispensing fees; differences in England and Scot- BATEMAN, D. V.: Service recruitment, 207 (C) Central Ethical Committee, history and function of, 1 land; effect on cost of proprietaries, 237 (C) BATT, Betty J.: The Drug Bill, 79 (C) Central Health Services Council, annual report, 74 Doctor: see also Consultants and Specialists; B.C.G. vaccination of schoolchildren, 240 Certificates, " bonus-shift," 50, 233 General practitioner; Hespitals, medical officers; BEAUCPIAMP, A.: Some Health Service developments, - private certificates for fitness, 168 Medical practitioners 181 Certification, 137 -- Doctor-patient relationship, 111, 134 - Grading of S.H.M.O.s, 213 (C) - general practitioners' increasing difficulties, 164 DODD, H.: Medical reports in confidence, 184 (C) BELL, J. J.: Grading of S.H.M.O.s, 184 (C) Charities Committee; report to Annual Repre- Domiciliary consultations, 4, 32 BETHUNE, A. D.: Bang goes saxpence, 237 (C) sentative Meeting, 17 Dorset Division, 10, 82 Birkenhead and Wirral Division; annual general Charles Hastings Clinical Prize Essay Competition, Drexler, Oscar, disciplinary case of, 224 meeting, 222 80, 162, 230 Drivers, public transport, medical standards for, 227 SUPPLEMENT TO THE 4 JULY-DEC., 1953 INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL

DRUGS: see also Dispensing; Prescribing GENERAL PRACTITIONERS (continued): Classified list of proprietary medicines, 70 (C), 171 (C) Hospital facilities; effect of National Health ILLIFFE, C.: Service recruitinent, 190 (C) Found in the home, 89 Service, 119, 147 " -relationships, 149, 176; 208 (C) INCOME TAX: General practitioners as supplier," 112 --work; terms of service, 157 Assessment on tunreceived profits, 91 Joint Formulary Committee, 157, 195 of the medical profession, of new 51 In the history 131; Assistant, expenses claim for maintenance of, 8 Press announcements drugs, 171 (C) - with rent-free house, 91 Supply to private patients, 42, 114 Laboratory facilities, 32 Colonial Medical Service liabilities, 241 Dunbartonshire Division: Presentation to secretary, Professional relationships, 114, 142 Employment of agent for assistance in tax matters, 235 Remuneration. See Remuneration 90 Dunn, Archer Wilson, disciplinary case of, 225 Representation on regional hospital boards, 157 Government pensions regarded as earned income, Duration certificates'" 50 Trainee scheme, 89, 219 235 Visits to patients in hospital, 181 Liability on retirement, 90 Work required in National Health Service, 125 Motor-cars: Allowance and income-tax claim, 7, E Geriatric units, 45, 102 8, 212 Gibson, W., presentation to, 235 - new assistants' new car, 91 East Africa salaries commission, 199 GILLETT, P. F. B.: Domiciliary anaesthesia, 99 (C) - purchase and Budget changes; income-tax Edinburgh, Duke of, elected Honorary Member of GILLISON, K. H. See MUMFORD, W. B., 214 claims, 212 B.M.A., 16 Glasgow Division, 80 - reapplication of initial allowance for, 7 Education, medical: first world conference, 96 GOLDMAN, D.: General practice: Encroachment of Part-time physician's allowances, 8 --in Eire 228 hosoitals, 171 (C) Partnership; change in personnel, effect on -- in Malaya and Singapore, 228 Goodwill. See Practices, goodwill assessment, 7 ELDER, H. Hl. A.: Unwilling to pay, 237 (C) GORMAN, E. N. G.: National Formulary, 9 (C) - changes; a changed option, 169 ELLIS, G. E.: Sweated doctors, 82 (C) GRANT, B. S.: Medicines classified, 70 (C) Practice expenses, 212 ELMHIRST, E.: Senior registrars, 206 (C) GRANT, I. D.: A visit to New Zealand, 173 Private residence as well as surgery used for Empire Medical Advisory Bureau, 51, 59 GRANT, W. J.: Extraordinary general meeting, 13 (C) professional purposes, 7 Enfield and Potters Bar Division, 238 Group Committees, elections, 156 Radiological equipment, depreciation allowance Ernest Hart Memorial Scholarship, 76 - - for, 90 history of, 239 Relief on expenses, 241 ETHICS: GUILLEBAUD COMMITTEE: Secretary-receptionist and P.A.Y.E., 235 Advertising, 48 B.M.A. steering committee to consider evidence, Sickness benefits, 91, 235 Central Ethical Committee, history and function, 1 55, 205 Surgery building, 8 Discussion at Annual Representative Meeting, 48 Consultants and Specialists' evidence, 232 Taxation on reprints, 91 Rules for industrial medical officers, 18 London Local Medical Committee memorandum, 69 Industrial Injuries Act, 90 EVANS, E. W. T.: Care of the tuberculous, 190 (C) - - benefits, 98 Evidence in courts by medical experts, 31 Public Health Committee evidence, 210 Industrial medical officers; duties and ethical Executive Councils Association (England), 169, 183 T.U.C. evidence, 206 rules, 18, 167, 205 Extraordinary General Meeting, 9 (C), 13 (C); 16 GULLICK, D. L.: Succession to single-handed - - - future of, 197 practices, 79 (C) --- relation to general practitioner, 13 (C) --- scales of remuneration, 101 F Institute of Public Administration: Health Services H Conference, 187 Fantily Doctor; report at Annual Representative Insurance claims; requests for medical history of Meeting, 21 Hampstead Division, 216 deceased (W. B. Mumford and others), 214 Fellowship for Freedom in Medicine: Annual HARRISON, Beryl L.: Injustice to S.H.M.O.s, International certificates, signature on, 90 general meeting, 210; 230 (correction) *206 (C), 229 (C) International Relations Committee, 17, 231 Committee, 3 Hart Memorial Scholarship, 76 Irelafid, Republic of; Health Bill passed, 78 Film HARTLEY, P. E.: Service recruitment, 207 (C) - report to Annual Representative Meeting, 17 - -- Medical schools; American visitor's report, -library, 3 Hastings Clinical Prize Essay Competition, 80, 162, 228 179 230 FINE, W.: Quality in general practice, (C) Hawthorne Clinical Pr;ze, 162 Isle of Man: Commission on salaries and emolu- FISHER, J. G. See HEGARTY, B. M., 238 of evidence submitted Flanigan, John Joseph, disciplinary case of, 224 I-ray, John William, disciplinary case of, 225 ments, 83; memorandum Flood Distress Fund. 17 HAYWARD, J. B. W.: Grading of S.H.M.O.s, 229 (C) by B.M.A., 84; supplementary memorandum, 95 Folkestone and Dover Division, 10 Health centres; views of general practitioners. 125, 221 142 FORD, H. K.: Sweated doctors, (C) Health education of the public, 103, 108, 136, 177 J Health visitors, 25; 76 (C) - - and general practitioners, I 15, 145, 240 JAMES, A. K.: Justice for the Sassenach, 162 (C) G Heard at Friends House, 96 Joint Formulary Committee, 157, 195 HEBER, F. L. P.: Sweated doctors, 99 (C) General Medical Cotsncil; 187th session, 217 HEGARTY, B. M., MURRAY, H. M., MARSHALL, A. J., - - Medical Disciplinary Committee, 223 and FISHER, J. G.: Economy in prescribing, -- Warning on fraudulent dealings by medical 237 (C) K practitioners, 218; 220 (C) HENRY, L.: Grading of S.H.M.O.s, 213 (C) Kennedy, Patrick, disciplinary case of, 225 GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICES COMMITTEE, 157, 176 HERFORD, Mary: Small-list doctor, 98 (C) KREEGER, L. C.: Service recruitment, 178 (C), Cost of the N.H.S., 69 HILDITCH, H. P.: Capitation system unsatisfactory, 207 (C), 213 (C), 229 (C), 236 (C) Discussion on Minister's speech, 5 79 (C) Encouragement of group practice, 218 - General practice, 165 (C) Report at Annual Representative Meeting, 33 HIRSCH, B.: Capitation system unsatisfactory, 79 (C) General Medical Services Subcommittee (Scotland), case of, 224 L 182 Hirschmann, Joseph, disciplinary Holland Division, 238 Laboratory facilities for general practitioners, 32 GENERAL PRACTICE: HOLLICK, C. L.: Fees for coroners' necropsies, LAKE, F. B.: The general practitioner and the Accommodation in surgeries and waiting-rooms, 237 (C) hospital service, 170 (C) 158 Hong Kong: Amendment of medical registration LANCASTER, S.: National Health Insurance Certifi- Appointments systems. 125 ordinance, 200 cates, signing by nurses suggested, 221 (C) Classification of areas; amendments, 87, 198; HoSPITALs: LATHAM, D.: Cost of prescribing, 81 (C) designated areas, 2 Beds available to general practitioners, 119, 147 Lenses; contact lens centres, 199 Doctor-patient relationship, 111 Endowments; Scottish commission, 212 Library accessions, 72, 80, 92, 100, 185, 214, 242 Effect of increasing specialization, 107 Facilities for general practitioners; effect of - history and description, 86 Effect of National Health Service on scope, 109 National Health Service, 119, 147; 170 (C) Libyan Medical Service, 57 Encroachnment of hospitals, 171 (C), 201 (C) General-practitioner hospitals, 43 Life assurance " duration certificates," 50 Expenses, 176 General practitioners in; terms of service, 157 --fees for reports, 50, 233 Field survey 1951-2, 165 (C) Legal responsibilities of authorities in Scotland. 226 Life-saving equipment; use in the home, 72 General Practice Review Committee, membership, Medical officers; advisory machinery, 88 LINDSAY, Jessie M.: Bureaucratic Hierarchy, 200 (C) 104 - approved hospital posts, 217 Lists, limited, remuneration for, 35; 81 (C), 98 (C) Report, 103, 131; 165 (C), 184 (C), 190 (C) - house officers; remuneration with other Liverpool Local Medical Committee Bulletin, 228 -- to Annual Representative Meeting, 51 hospital posts, 75 (C) Local Medical Committees, annual conference; Group practices, encouragement of, 218 -in Northern Ireland; liaison with hospitals Change in conference motion, 9 (C) Inquiry; discussion at Annual Representative authority, 6 London Local Medical Committee: Memorandum Meeting, 42 --Junior posts and National Service, 233 on cost of N.H.S., 69 Lists, size of, 127 --- -- conditions of employment, 99 (C), LONGFORD, W. U. D.: Sweated Doctors, 200 (C) Organization; effect of National Health Service, 161 (C), 179 (C), 185 (C), 200 (C) LYNCH, P.: Private physiotherapists in private 125, 141 -- - preference given to teaching hospital practice, plight of, 220 (C) Postal inquiry among 12,879 general-practitioner registrars, 28 principals, July, 1951; method and results, - remuneration, 26, 27, 29; 237 (C) 105; 166 (C) - representation on Whitley Council, 29 M Practice premises: Call for highest possible - S.H.M.O.s, grading, 29, 206 (C), 229 (C), 232 standards, 165 -- - Ministry refuses further review, 167; MACBAIN, G.: The G.P. and the industrial medical Quality in general practice, 161 (C), 179 (C), 184 (C), 1201 (C), 213 (C), 229 (C) officer, 13 (C) 185 (C), 191 (C), 200 (C) -- - remuneration, 29 Macllrath, William Acton, disciplinary case of, 223 Small-list practitioners; working party inquiry, 87 --- representation of, 29 MACLEAN, H.: See CHESNEY, W. M., 180 (C) Surgery and waiting-room accommodation, 165, - - Scotland, 226 MCLEIsm, A. C.: Capitation system unsatisfactory, 177 Minister-hospital consultation, 74 71(C) Trainee practitioners, 144 Records; loans to government departments, 49 Macleod, Iain, address at annual meeting of Execu- Trainers of trainee assistants, 44 Regional boards, general practitioner representa- tive Councils Association (England), 169 Vacancies, method of filling, 36, 70; 238 (C) tion on, 157 MACWILLIAM, H. H.: Consultant appointments, GENERAL PRACTIrIONERS: Reports to general practitioners, delay in receipt, 201 (C) Consultants' reports on discharge of hospital 124, 151 MAIZEL, J.: Cost of practice premises, 201 (C) patients, 164 - to patient's doctor, 4, 158 MANLEY, W. B.: Sweated doctors, 75 (C) Diagnostic facilities, 32 Waiting-lists, 33 MARKS, J. See BLAIR, H., 184 Facilities for postgraduate education, 129, 143 Working party on costing system, 190 Marmite classified as a food, 74 (C) S,7LPPLEMENT TO THE 5 JULY-DEC., 1953 INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL

MARSHALL, A. J. See HEGARTY, B. M., 237 North Lancashire and Westmorland Branch, 80 PRESCRIBING (contintued): MARSHALL, R. S. V.: Succession to single-handed North Staffs Division, 166 practices, 91 (C) North Wales Branch; annual meeting, 222 Disclosure of patient's diagnosis, 68, 156 Matabeleland Branch, 202 Northern Ireland: Appeals machinery; discussion Economy, 82, 177, 237 (C) Maternity Medical Services; fees for examinations, with Minister of Health, 95 Extravagance, 229 (C) 220 - hospital staffs; liaison with hospitals authority, General practice, 151 --- maternity benefits revised, 78 6 Investigations, 40 --- remuneration, 41 Northern Rhodesia Branch; reconstitution, 192, 242 Pharmacists and doctors; combined meeting in MAYNE, C. F.: Service recruitment, 229 (C); Nurses, district; professional relationships with South Middlesex Division, 182 correction, 238 general practitioners, 114, 145 Proprietary preparations, 155 (C); 218 Medical Officers of Health. See Public Health fees for lectures to, 32 Unfair privileges in Scotland, 162 (C), 180 (C), Medical Service - housing of, 76 184 (C) Medical officers of public schools, remuneration of, -student, medical examination of. 12 Prescriptions, charges for, 40 219 Private practice, 172 (C) Medical Practices Committee: Classification of --attitude of general practitioners, 113 areas; amendments, 87, 198; designated areas, 2 0 - encouragement of, 175 Medical practitioners: Monetary present to doctor, OBSTETRICS: Private Practice Committee, 175 228 General practitioner's attitude to midwifery, 109, - -- history and function of, 77 - probable increase during next decade, 242 (C) 138 Prize essay competition for medical students, 1954, 72 Medical records; disclosure to police, 241 House appointments, 236 (C) PROcTER, R. A. W.: Use of health visitors, 76 (C) Medical reports in confidence, 184 Midwives; professional relationships with general Proprietary preparations, prescribing of, 155 (C); 218 Medical War Relief Fund; annual report, 227 praclitioners, 114 Public Health Committee, 101, 240 Medico-legal: Forensic pathology competition New materniti benefits, 78 --- evidence for Guillebaud Committee, 210 proposed, 80 Springfield M7aternity Hospital; proposed closure, - - - jubilee party, 235 - litigation against doctors; discussion at Annual 234 - - - report at Annual Representative Meeting, 23 Representative Meeting, 30 PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE: - medical evidence in courts of law, 31 Occupational Health Committee, 167 And the B.M.A., 14 (C) proposed strengthened organization in medico- --- constitution and functions, 67 And the general practitioner, 108, 144 legal field, 30 -- - report to Annual Representative Meeting, 17 Medical officers; B.M.A. representatives, 56 Membership figures of B.M.A., 45 Occupational Health Services, advisory councils, 168 - motor-car allowances, 183 - subscription, 20 --future of, 101, 68, 197 - professional relationships with general Metropolitan Counties Branch: Annual Charities O'CoNNoR, D. M.: Incontestable extravagance, practitioners, 114, 144 Ball, 184 229 (C) Remuneration of assistant medical officers or Midwifery. See Obstetrics Oestrogen preparations, free sale of, 51 medical officers in departments, 65 Mileage payments, 37 Old age: Geriatric units, 45 Whitley machinery and arbitration, 23 - - rural and urban differences, 99 (C) OPHTHALMOLOGY: Miners; bonus-shift certificates, 50, 233 Advice to patients on practitioners and opticians, Public Relations, 22 Ministry of Health: Report for Year Ended Decemnber 305 Public transport drivers, medical standards for, 227 31, 1952. Part I, 97 "Direction " by general practitioners of patients Mombasa Division, 216 needing a sight test, 199 Monaghan, Gerald Niall, disciplinary case of, 225 National Ophthalmic Treatment Board Associa- MONRO, I. C.: B.M.A. and the Public Health tion, 205 Q Service, 14 (C) Ophthalmic Group Committee, 198 Questions answered. 7, 90, 169, 212, 235, 241 MORGAN-JONES, D. V.: Quality in general practice, Ophthalmic reoresentation on local medical 191 (C) committees, 199 MORRICE, J. K. W.: Quality in medical practice, Ophthalmic Service, criticisms of, 75 (C) 185 (C) ---" direction " of patients by general practi- R MOTOR-CARS: tioners, 89, 199 Records; disclosure of clinical details to local Allowance and income-tax claim, 7 ---i provision of toughened lenses, 89 medical committees, 68 - for public health medical officers, 183 ---- reminders," 198 -loan to Ministry of Pensions and National Badges, 175 Opticians, clinical instruction of, 199 Insurance, 88 Expenses not covered by allowance; income-tax dispensing, salaries of, 199 Regional officers' conference, 6 relief, 212 - statutory registration, 217 Regional offices; maintenance of lists of members Income-tax allowance for expenses, 8 Organization Committee, 194 and non-members, 7 Purchase price and Budget changes; effect on - - history and functions of, 209 REGISTRARS: income tax relief, 212 Overseas Committee, 57, 194, 231 Employment, 206 (C) Reapplication of initial income-tax allowance, 7 - conference, Cardiff, 57 Entry into general practice, 4 Motor tricycles for invalids; conditions for supply, 98 - membership, 34 Registrars Group; annual general meeting, 182 MUMFORD, W. B., PAGE, L. J., ARMSTRONG, J., - representation, 46 Senior, allowed to apply for their own appoint- GILLISON, K. H., and PESHALL, J. C. E.: Unwil- ments, 4 ling to pay, 214 (C) - appointment of, 163; 170 (C), 201 (C) MURRAY, H. M. See HEGARTY, B. M., 237 p - discussion at Annual Representative Meeting, 28 REILLY, W. J.: General practice, 165 (C) Page, Sir Earle: Address to World Medical Asso- N ciation on progress in Australian national REMUNERATION: health measures, 93 Calculation of central pool, 176 NASH, D. F. E.: Senior registrars, 221 (C) PAGE, L. J. See MUMFORD, W. B., 214 Capitation system unsatisfactory, 71 (C) National Formulary, 189, 195 Partnership: Change in personnel; effect on Danckwerts award and small-list practitioner, 35 - criticisms, 9 (C) income-tax assessment, 7; changed opinion, 169 Limited lists, 81 (C) - discussion at Annual Representative Meeting, -succession, 36 Maternity Medical Service, 41 41 Partnershins and practice vacancies, 70 Method of payment ofgeneral practitioners, 43, 127 - revision, 89 Patients, disciplinary rules for, 42 Monthly payment suggested, 81 (C) NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE: - disclosure of clinical details to local medical Postal inquiry among general-practitioner princi- Amending the Acts, 159 committees, 68 pals, 125 Central pool, calculation of, 176 - records, loan to Ministry of Pensions and National Small-list doctor, 98 (C) Change of doctor regulations criticized, 185 (C) Insurance, 88 Representative Body, fiftieth anniversary of, 15 Co-operation in the Service, 51 PAUL, J.: Change of doctor, 185 (C) Representatives' dinner, 59 Cost; Guillebaud Committee: PEARCE, J.: Capital expenditure, 184 (C) Reprints; income tax and cost, 91 - B.M.A. steering committee to consider evidence, PEARCE, R. M.: Proprietary medicines, 171 (C) Respirators; use in the home, 72 55, 205 PEARSON, G. H.: Cost of prescribing, 155 (C) Retirement from N.H.S., 44 - Consultants and Specialists' evidence, 232 PENNY, W. M.: Keeping the patient, 201 (C) - calculation of lump sum payment and pension, 155 - London Local Medical Committee memoran- PESHALL, J. C. E. See MUMFORD, W. B., 214 Richmond, James Watson, disciplinary case of, 225 dum, 69 Pharmacists and doctors; combined meeting in RIGBY-JONES, G.: Service recruitment, 190 (C), -Public Health Committee evidence, 210 South Middlesex Division, 182 229 (C) -T.U.C. evidence, 206 Physiotherapy, domiciliary, 189 Rinn, Hugh, disciplinary case of, 225 Drug bill, 78 (C) - services available to general practitioners, 148 Road accidents and alcohol; report for publication, Effect on general practice organization, 125, 141 PINEY, A.: Coroners' necropsies, fees for, 214 (C) 195 Fraudulent dealings by medical practitioners, 218 PIRRIE, I.: Obstetric house appointments, 236 (C) ROBINSON, P. I.: Senior registrars, 221 (C) 220 (C) Pitt, William, disciplinary case of, 225 ROHAN, F.: Sweated doctors, 179 (C) Making the most of present resources, 187 PORTAS, F.: National Formulary, 9 (C) RORIE, R. A. B.: Quality in general practice, 213 (C) Patient reluctant to leave, 178 PRACTICES: see also Private practice Ross, James (Barnsley), withdrawal of authority Present state, 207 (C) Classification of areas; amendments, 87, 198; under Dangerous Drugs Act, 216 Proprietary drugs, prescription of, 78 (C) designated areas, 2 Rowland, H. A. K., removed from N.H.S. medical Reform, 51, 159 Expenses; income tax reliefs, 212 list, 160 Removals from medical list, 160 Goodwill compensation, 44 RUSHTON, M.: Domiciliary anaesthesia, 81 (C) Remuneration. See Remuneration - as security for loan, 234 Report of Ministry of Health for 1952, 97 resolution at Annual Representative Meeting, 45 Review; Minister's statement, 74 -restoration of, 219 S Small-list practitioners, 208 (C) -sale of, 38, 194 - - sources of income, 172 (C) Premises; call for highest possible standards, 165 SAKLATVALA, D.: Change in conference motion, 9 (C) Some developments (A. Beauchamp), 181 Succession to single-handed practices, 79 (C) - Cost of drugs, 171 (C) Superannuation, 44, 240 Vacancies, filling of, 36, 70 Salisbury Division, 82 Whole-time State-salaried service, 45 SAVILL, Agnes: Another side, 184 (C) National Insurance (Industrial Injuries) Act, 90 Pregnancy: Facts on forms, 237 (C) SCHIFF, C.: Extraordinary general meeting, 13 (C) National Ophthalmic Treatment Board Association, PRESCRIBING: Scholarships in aid of scientific research, 202 205 Chemicals that can be prescribed, 170 School medical officers, relationship with general NEAME, H.: Sweated doctors, 236 (C) Classified list of proprietary medicines, 70 (C) practitioners, 145 New Zealand Health Service (I. D. Grant), 173 Cost, 66 (C), 70 (C), 74 (C), 99 (C), 155, 171 (C), - -- whole-time, remuneration of, 5 NICHOLLS, A. E.: Sweated doctors, 200 (C), 236 (C) 184 (C) Schools, public; remuneration of medical officers, Nigeria B3ranch; annual general meeting, 220 - differences, 175 219 SUPPLEMENT TO THE 6 JULY-DEC., 1953 INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL SCHWARTZ, G.: Memorandum to Isle of Man Springfield Maternity Hospital; proposed closure, Commission on Salaries and Emoluments, 95 234 w Science Committee, 51 STEPHENS, J. E. S.: The G.M.C.'s warning, 236 (C) Wakefield, Pontefract, and Castleford Division; - - origin and functions, 11 STEVENS, A. E.: The Coronary Club, 207 (C) annual divisional meeting, 72 SCOTLAND: STUART, R.: Rural and urban mileage, 99 (C) Wales: Medical Practices Committee proposed, 219 Central Consultants and Specialists Committee; Students; B.M.A. prize essay competition, 172 WALKER, E. R. C.: Visit to Denmark, 203 annual report, 226 Suffolk Branch, 82 Walter Dixon Scholarship, 76 General Medical Services Sub-committee, 182 Superannuation, 44, 240 WALTON, J. N.: Senior registrar problem, 170 (C) Medical Practices Committee proposed, 219 Surgeries: Accommodation in surgeries and waiting- War: Medical War Relief Fund; annual report, 227 Report to Annual Representative Meeting, 16 rooms, 158, 177, 218 War Memorial, 211 Scottish Committee; jubilee celebrations, 168 - improvements as capital expenditure, 184 (C) War pensioners, hospital priority for, 78 Specialists; increase in number, 7 - income-tax relief on outlay, 8 WARD, G.: Danckwerts award, 201 (C) Unfair prescribing privileges for Scotland, 162 (C), - stock orders for, 41 WARREN, P. D.: Montlsly payment, 98 (C) 184 Surgery, minor, in general practice, 106, 137 WATT, J. G. See TAYLOR, B., 156 180 (C), (C) Waverley Comsnittee, 101, 195; constitution, 229; SEGAL, I. M.: Practice premises, 237 (C) correspondence on, 178, 191, 207, 213, 229, 236 Servant6, Stewart Quarterman, name restored to T WAYNE, N. D.: Small-list practitioners, 208 (C) Medical Register, 225; correction, 242 TAYLOR, B., and WArr, J. G.: Investigation of West Lothian Division proposed, 72 Services. See Armed Forces; Colonial Medical prescribing, 156 (C) West Somerset Division, 180 Service TAYLOR, C. J. G.: Quality in general practice, Whitehead, T. B., withdrawal of authority under SHIRE, H.: see CHESNEY, W. M., 180 (C) 179 (C) Dangerous Drugs Act, 82 SHORE, P. M.: Sweated doctors, 179 (C) Telephone, unattended, 49 WHITELAW, R. G.: Quality in general practice, Sickness benefits; income-tax position, 91, 235 Television, sponsored; effect on pwcscribing, 5 161 (C) Sight-testing; " direction " by general practitioners Temporary residents, service personnel classified as, WILSON, A. J. K.: See CHEsNEY, W. M., 180 (C) of patients needing sight test, 199 37 WIMBS, J. D.: Lord Horder's address, 242 (C) - - in sanatoria, 199 THISTLETHWArTE, H.: Cost of prescribing, 75 Winchester Division: Annual meeting, 178 SIMPSON, F. C.: Injustice to S.H.M.O.s, 229 (C) Thomas, J. W. Tudor, inducted as President of - - Coronation Ball, 3 SKENTELBERY, B. J.: General practitioner and the B.M.A., 52 Witness, medical, fees for, 175 hospital service, 170 (C) THOMSON, C. S.: Cost of prescribing, 74 (C) WOODHOUSE, H. B.: Small-list doctor, 99 (C) SLADEN, E.: Extraordinary general meeting, 13 (C) THORN, H. E.: Sweated doctors, 161 (C), 185 (C) Working Party's award, 9 (C), 13 (C) Smallpox vaccination, 25 Trade union membership, local authorities requiring, - - inquiry on small-list practitioners, 87 - - records, 102 World Medical Association, 194 SMITr, H.: General practice vacancies, 238 9, 65, 89, 99, 169, 212, 221 Smog masks, 219 Tuberculosis: B.C.G. vaccination of schoolchildren, SNELL, E.: Remuneration of hospital medical staff, 240 237 (C) - care of, in general practice, 110, 139 Society of Medical Officers of Health; B.M.A. TYRER, F. H.: The G.P. and the industrial medical x representatives, 56 officer, 75 (C) SOLTAU, H. K. V.: Sources of income, 172 (C) X-ray examination of emigrants, fees for, 226 South Essex Division, 14 V South Middlesex Division, 182 Vaccination, 25 South-West Essex Division, 10, 202 - records, 102 Specialists. See Consultants and Specialists VICARY, P. M.: The Drug Bill, 78 (C) z Spectacles, bifocal, 199 VICKERS, A. A.: Demands of whole-time specialists, - contact lens centres, 199 66 (C) ZORAB, W. G.: Cost of prescribing, 99 (C) BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL

THE JOURNAL OF THE BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCATION

Editor HUGH CLEGG, M.A., M.D., F.R.C.P.

Deputy Editor J. W. P. THOMPSON, M.A., M.B., D.P.H.

VOLUME II, 1953 JULY TO DECEMBER

LONDON BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION TAVISTOCK SQUARE, W.C.1 INDEX TO VOLUME II FOR 1953

Names of contributors are printed in capitals. Entries for original articles, leading articles, annotations, and correspondence are indicated by the use of the symbols (0), (L), (A), and (C), respectively. Some subjects dealt with under various main headings in the Journal-e.g., "Annotations," "Any Questions?," "Leading Articles," etc.-are also set out under these headings.

A Adrenocorticotrophic hormone. See A.C.T.H. p-Aminosalicylic acid: Desensitization to strepto- Adrian, E. D., elected President of the British mycin and P.A.S. (J. Crofton), 1014 (0); 1322 (C) AARON, F. E.: A case of acute diphenhydramine Association for 1954, 669 -isoniazid in combination with streptomycin or hydrochloride poisoning, 24 Advertisements from pharmaceutical houses, 1220 (C) P.A.S. in treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis; Abdomen, acute; difficulty in diagnosis, 42 (C), Advertising: British Code of Standards in Relation fifth report to Medical Research Council by 224 (C) to Advertising of Medicines and Treatments, their Tuberculosis Chemotherapy Trials Com- -surgery; continuous succinylcholine chloride with 506 mittee, 1005 (0); 1036 (L) pethidine (G. Herington and E. James), 317 (0) Africa: African Highway: The Battle for Health -vasomotor rhinitis after administration, 296 ABERCROMBIE, G. F.: Emergency bed service, 888 (C) in Central Africa (Sir Malcolm Watson), 190 Amoebiasis: Antebiasis: Pathology, Diagnosis and ABERCROMBIE, R. G.: Hydrocortone and soft-tissue Agglutination: Syndrome of high-titre cold haem- Chentotherapy (H. H. Anderson and others), 1417 lesions, 1161 (C) agglutination (M. G. Nelson and R. J. Marshall), - diagnostic use of emetine, 149 (C) Aberdeen University. See Universities: Aberdeen 314 (0) - in mentally deficient children, 805 Aberrations: Encyclopedia of Aberrationis (Editor: Agglutinins: Rabbit serum containing specific - prevention of, 1004 E. Podolsky), 870 agglutinin for red cells of newborn (Elizabeth W. Amoeboma of caecum (E. N. Callum), 1087; Abortifacient pastes, 1229 Ikin and others), 602 (0) 1269 (C), 1431 (C) Abortion, attempted; vaginal ulceration due to Agranulocytosis, transfusion technique in, 236 Amphetamine; history of development and clinical potassium permanganate (E. A. J. Alment and AINLEY-WALKER, J. C.: Gas flows in anaesthesia, application of, 96 C. S. Nicol), 759 (0); 994 (C) 567 (C) - in proctalgia fugax, 224 (C) - induction with utus paste, 1229; 1442 (C) Air attendants for patients, 1279 Ampulla of Vater: Roentgen Aspects of the Papilla Accidents: Accident-prone in general practice and Ampulla of Vater (M. H. Poppel and others), (R. M. McGregor), 1306 (0) AIR POLLUTION: 923 nature, causes, and preven- - Accidenit Prevenition and First Ail in the Home, 73 Committee to examine Amputation stump length, 1423 (A) Acetylcholine injections, effects on blood pressure tion, 290; interim report, 1337 nitrate in cyanide poisoning, 682 Fog control in the home, 440 (C) Amyl during ventricular asystole, 863 ANAEMIA: Achlorhydria; detection without intubation (H. -masks for old people (parliamentary note), auto-antibodies 142 Conway and. R. W. Meikle), 1019 (0) 1277 Haemolytic, acquired, in, (A) - provided by N.H.S. (parliamentary note), - in typhoid fever; report of six cases, with effect Acne, lotions for treatment of, 634 1166' of chloramphenicol and A.C.T.H. (A. 1. S. A.C.T.H.: House of Lords' views on " smog " (parliamentary McFadzean and G. H. Choa), 360 (0) A.C.T.H. and cortisone in idiopathic thrombo- note), 1224 - serological findings in case, with general cytopenic and Schonlein-Henoch (allergic) Publications of National Smoke Abatement observations on pathogenesis (W. Weiner and purpura (D. G. Adamson and others), 656 (0); Society, 1157 others), 125 (0), 142 (A) 937 (C) Research on " smog" protection (parliamentary - treatment with A.C.T.H. and cortisone, 1400 In acute disseminated encephalomyelitis and acute note), 1108 Macrocytic, nutritional; effect of vitamin B12 disseminated sclerosis; results (H. G. Miller Resolution of London Local Medical Committee, (C. R. Das Gupta and others), 645 (0) and J. L. Gibbons), 1345 (0) 1055; 1160(C) Megaloblastic, in East Africa, 1429 In blood disorders, 1400 "Smog" exhibition, 1098 - serum vitamin B12 concentrations of patients In delirium tremens, 339 (C) -masks, 1048 (C), 1145 (L), 1160 (C), 1166, 1277 after treatment with vitamin BI',, folic acid, or In dermatomyositis, 1357 - warnings and prevention (parliamentary note), folinic acid (D. L. Mollin and G. I. M. Ross), ln polyarteritis; report of case with recovery 999 640 (0) (J. H. Simpson and others), 659 (0) Smokeless zones, 818 (L) Myelophthisic; splenectomy in three cases (C. In typhoid fever complicated by haemolytic concentration, danger threslhold of, 1113 Merskey and 0. E. Budtz-Olsen), 537 (0) anaemia, 360 Sulphur Sickle-cell; diagnosis and clinical signs, 957 "L.E. " cells in acute disseminated lupus ery- AIRD, I. See MELROSE, D. G., 57, 87 - in Accra district of the Geld Coast; review of thematosus treated with A.C.T.H. (R. H. Akhilananda, S.: Mental Health and Hindu Psy- twenty cases (G. M. Edington), 957(0); 1217 (C) Marten), 188 chology, 191 Splenic; pregnancy and Gaucher's disease Supply to hospitals, 518 Alcohol and morphine, synergistic action of, 437 (A) (Y. M. Bromberg and others), 761 (0) Therapy; principles, indications and contra- - diuretic and other effects, 295 Survival of transfused red cells in scurvy (C. indications (C. L. Cope), 271, 333 - effect on barbiturates, 222 (C); 1058 Merskey), 1353 (0) Tuberculous meningitis treated with A.C.T.H. and Alcohol-induced pain in Hodgkin's disease, 604 (0), Three cases of small-intestinal neoplasm with isoniazid; comparison with intrathecal strepto- 832 (C), 936 (C) unusual clinical features (P. A. Rechnitzer and mycin (Winifred C. M. Bulkeley), 1127 (0); Alcoholism: Alcoholic Research Foundation, J. Blake), 313 (0) 1433 (C) Toronto, 320 Treatment; place of iron tonics, 1172 Urinary steroid excretion in rheumatoid arthritis; - neuritis, peripheral, following tetraethylthiuram Unusual small-intestinal causes (J. E. Richardson, changes in ketonic and non-ketonic fractions disulphide treatment (F. B. Charatan), 380; and A. E. Flatt), 311 (0) during hormone therapy (A. E. Kellie and 937 (C) A. P. Wade), 594 (0) Ale; methods of brewing, 511 (C) ANAESTHESIA: see also Analgesia Actinomycosis, generalized, with possible cardiac ALEXANDER, D. A.: Alcohol-induced pain in Anaesthetist not negligent (medico-legal note), 1376 1329 involvement (R. S. Savidge and D. M. Davies), Hodgkin's disease, (C) Cardiff valve (W. W. Mushin), 202 136 Alexander, F.: Psychosomatic Medicine: Its inflating 352 -in Scotland (I. A. Porter), 1084 (0) Pr-inciples and Applications, 84 Chloroform after trichlorethylene, dangers of, Frederick of, 1223 Contaminated spinal anaesthetic (medico-legal Acupuncture, 56 Alexander, Hugh, obituary note), 1165; 1269 (C) Adams, A. R. D., and Maegraith, B. G.: Clinical ALEXANDER, G. I.: Overseas service, 1216 (C) with Diseases, 1311 Alexander Pigott Wernher Memorial travelling Continuous succinylcholine chloride pethidine Tropical in abdominal surgery (G. Herington and E. ADAMs, A. W.: Post-gastrectomy syndrome, 938 (C) fellowships, 350 James), 317 (0) ADoAMSON, D. C.: Succinylcholine chloride for See also 225 993 ALLERGY: Asthma Controlled respiration and apnoea, 97; (C> casualty anaesthesia, (C) Enzymatic Concept of Anaphylaxis anid Allergy Deaths due to tap accidently turned on, 940 (C) ADAMSON, D. G., WALKER, W., and MACINTOSH, (Z. Z. Godlowski), 870 Defective ether vaporizer (medico-legal note), 945 A. E.: A.C.T.H. and cortisone in idiopathic Hop dermatitis in Herefordshire (J. S. Cookson Disposal of anaesthetics, 1433 (C) thrombocytopenic and Schonlein-Henoch (aller- and Ann Lawton), 376 (0); 726 (C) anaesthesia in surgery; report gic) purpura, 656 (0); 937 (C) Hibernation major Patch testing technique, 949 of 36 cases (A. Smith and J. G. Fairer), 1247 (0); - See ROGERS, J., 259 1256 (L) Adaptation syndrome: Second Annual Report on Allison, David Rhodes, obituary of, 1382 for death under anaesthesia, Stress (H. Selye), 477 Allsopp, C. B., appointed Professor of Physics Legal responsibility ADDERLEY, D. J.: Electroconvulsive therapy, 226 (C) Medical 578 applied to Medicine, Guy's Hospital - - of anaesthetist (medico-legal note), 781 - Succinylcholine chloride for casualty anaesthesia, School, 400 Magill tube, faulty, death due to (medico-legal), 1220 (C) ALTOUNYAN, E. H. R.: Fatality following penicillin 1383 Addiction; prize for research, 1170 injection, 1375 (C) 202 cortisone and A.C.T.H. in, 332 Oxford inflating bellows (R. R. Macintosh), Addison's disease, Allylisopropylacetylurea, diagnosis of purpura due Return to simplicity (M. D. Nosworthy and - - eosinophil content of spleen, 227 (C) to (D. K. Grant), 128 (0) others), 215 Adoption: Child Adoption, 159 N-Allylnormorphine on Dangerous Drugs List, 1002, Succinylcholine chloride for casualty anaesthesia, telling the child, 1387 1386 885 (C), 992 (C), 993 (C), 1049 (C), 1219 (C), Adrenaline: Hypertension following prolonged use, ALMENT, E. A. J., and NICOL, C. S.: Vaginal ulcera- 1220 (C), 1377 (C) 55 tion due to potassium permanganate, 759 (0); Thiopentone, premedication for, 107 - in blood; effect of cold, 1426 994 (C) ADRENALS: Almoners, 167 Anal fissure (E. S. R. Hughes), 803 (0); 821 (A); Adrenal hirsuties, 1441 Alsted, G.: Incidence of Peptic Ulcer in Denmark: 1218 (C) -pseudohermaphroditism (L. R. Broster and Statistical Study on Clinical Incidence of Gastric Analgesia: Conduction Anesthesia.. 2nd editiot others), 1288 (0) and Duodenal Ulcer in the Danish Population in (G. P. Pitkin), 1312 cortex; 17-hydroxycorticosterone content of 1940 and 1948, 26 - gas-and-air machines available to domiciliary human ascitic fluid (C. L. Cope and B. Hurlock), Amaurotic idiocy, inheritance of, 107 midwives (parliamentary note), 230 753 (0) AMBROSE, G.: Hypnosis in modern medicine, 99 (C) - reduction of post-operative pain, 385 (A); - 829 - Suprarenal Cortex. Proceedings of the Fifth Experimental hypnosis, 832 (C) 570 (C), (C) Symposium of the Colston Research Society Ambulances, cost of (parliamentary note), 230 Anaphylaxis: Enzymatic Concept of Anaphylaxis (Editor: J. M. Yoffey), 382 American College of Surgeons; meeting in London, and Allergy (Z. Z. Godlowski), 870 function; effect of thiouracil and thyroxine (J. 159 ANASTASOPOULOS, G. See FULLERTON, H. W., 250 Corvilain), 915 (0) Amines, aromatic, carcinogenic, 28 (L) Anderson, H. F., see Elek, S. D., 533 JULY-DEC., 1953 INDEX AND-ANY 3

Anderson. H. H., Bostick, W. L., and Johnstone, ANNOTATIONS (continued): ANY QUESTIONS ? (continued): H. G.: Amebiasis: Pathology, Diagnosis and Self-help and public health, 1364 Borie acid poisoning, 235 Chenmotherapy, 1417 Sex diagnosis, 387 Breasts, pendulous, management of, 1230; 1388 (C) ANDFRSON, K.: Generalized actinomycosis with - ratio at birth, 142 - unilateral premenstrual mastalgia, 896 possible cardiac involvement, 340 (C) Splenic venography, 822 ANDERSON, P. ST. G. See SCHOFIELD, J. E., 598 Bronchography technique, 577 Anderson, T.: Use and abuse of antibiotics, 209 Student selection by intelligence tests, 553 Car sickness in small children, 519 ANDRFWS, J. N. H.: Site for vaccination, 1158 (C) Sun on the skin, 330 Catabolic foods, 1442 1316 Surgery for coronary disease, 329 Cataract, congenital, treatment of, 295 Aneurysm, aortic, dissecting, diagnosis of, (A) Sweet tooth, 331 Cervical glands, multiple, in children, cause of, 296 Angina pectoris; treatment with muscle extracts, Teething powders, poisoning by, 1317 (A) Cheese rind, edibility of, 840 634 University grants, 89 Child-bearing in the Tropics, 107 - - treatment with pentaerythritol tetranitrate Viruses in medicine, 1315 Children; indirect hernia, 1442 (D. Weitzman), 1409 (0) Vitamin C, biological synthesis of, 436 Coal-gas poisoning, resuscitation after, 634 Anglo-French exchange bursaries, 1279 Warts, plantar, 1093; 1270 (C) Colonic washouts, 1113 Animal experiments, 1267 Wellcome, Sir Henry, 144 Comedones in infants, 108 Animals (Cruel Poisons) Bill (parliamentary note), Young's syndrome, 668 Contact lenses; indications and contraindications, 1225 " 4560 R.P.," - Practice of medicine for animals (T. Hare), 335 1149 161 - Protection of Animals (Amendment) Bill, 375 Anorexia nervosa, hormone treatment of, 840 Crab lice, mode of spread, 1441 Anning, George Paul, obituary of 677; 830 (C) " Antabuse." See Tetraethylthiuram disulphide Cream, synthetic, 55 ANNING, S. T.: Post-partum venous thrombosis Anthrax; case, 1219 (C) Cyanide poisoning; treatment with nitrates, 682 and leg ulcers, 14 (0) Cyanides in industry; toxic hazards, 296 ANTIBIOTICS: see also Aureomycin; Penicillin; D.D.T., dermatitis due to, 682 Streptomycin; etc. Deafness and malnutrition, 404 ANNOTATIONS: Acquired bacterial resistance, 1043 - on board ship, 734 Age and work, 1208 Antibiotic treatment, 1147 (A) -sudden unilaterak; cause and treatment, 840 Amputation stump, length, 1423 Carbomycin, 1421 (A) Defaecation, frequent; cause and treatment, 1281 Anaemia, haemolytic, acquired, auto-antibodies Clinical uses of currently available antibiotics Dermatitis herpetiformis, treatment of, 734 in, 142 (M. Finland), 1115 (0); 1 147 (A) Diabetes mellitus; sweet taste in diabetic's mouth, Anal fissure, 821 Failure in case of staphylococcal bacteriaemia 351 Antibiotic treatment, 1147 (W. H. Jopling and F. D. Schofield), 1140 (0); Doctor," use of the title, 108 Aorta, dissecting aneurysm of; diagnosis, 1316 1376 (C) Drunkenness, ocular signs, 577 - stenosis, 668 lit-vitro sensitivity of H. influenzae to five different Eczema; treatment with carbon dioxide snow, 403 Appendicitis in the young child, 1148; 1323 (C) antibiotics (K. Zinnemann), 1069 (0); 1091 (L) Eggs and delirium, 296 Australia's health service, 553 Laboratory aspects of combined antibiotic treat- Epilepsy; should an epileptic ever drive a car?, 634 Blindness, causes of, 1038; 1379 (C) ment (S. D. Elek and others), 1298 (0) Erythrocyte sedimentation rate in subacute Bread in the gut, 385 Misuse, 1043 rheumatism, 1281 B.M.A.: Annual Meeting, Glasgow; scientific Mixing in the syringe, 949 Eunuchs, imperial; method of castration, 1442 exhibition, 1039 Oily stools and antibiotic therapy, 1220 (C) Eyelids; swelling after thyroidectomy, 681 Bronchitis, chronic, 268 Penicillin and aureomycin in pig feeds, 417 Eyes; lotion for cleaning eye sockets, 295 Carbomycin, 1421 Selection of moulds and bacteria which produce Feet; desquamation of soles, 352 Cardiac infarction, 30 antibiotic substances, 403 - why do children turn their toes in?, 733 Cartilage, transplanted, 1210 Sensitivity to; management, 55 Filatov's tissue therapy, 634 Chelation, 1365 Sensitization of nurses; report from Ministry of Fingers and toes, congenital deformities, 449 Children; feeding without milk, 874 Health, 39; 30 (A) Folic acid, effect on diarrhoea in sprue, 895 - spastic, unit for, 822 - advice on prevention of skin reactions in Food; rations for endurance test, 1388 Chimera, human, 89 doctors and nurses administering antibiotics, 40 Foot, flat, 11 14; 1379 (C) Clot retention, 928 Sulphonanmides and Antibiotics in Man and Aninmals Gamma globulin and poliomyelitis, 785 Cold, common; cultivation of virus, 771 (J. S. Lawrence and J. Francis), 869 Gargoylism, inheritance of, 1334 Colitis, ulcerative, management of, 1364 Toxic effects, 1045 Gastrectomy, partial, faulty absorption after, 733 Doctor in the witness-box, 31 Treatment of chronic bronchial infections, 1314 (L) Genu valgum, severe, in a child, 682 Drummond, Sir Jack, memorial to, 196 Use and abuse (R. W. Fairbrother and others), 208 Gout in a boy, 295 Eating behaviour. 270 Washington symposium, 1043; 1035 (L) Hair; effect of wig on growth, 1442 Eire's medical schools, 1317 Whooping-cough, 769 (L) Hair, pubic and axillary, origin and function of, 633 Electrocortin, new adrenal compound, 552 Hands, chapped, treatment of, 1282 Electronic eyes ?, 1094 Antibodies in acquired haemolytic anaemia (W. Height and weight tables, 236; 450 (C) Emotional reactions, 1422 Weiner and others), 125 (0); 142 (A) Herpes genitalis recurrent, treatment of, 577 Fertility in relation to occupation, 771 Antigens: Two unusual blood-group antigens in Hirsuties; developing moustache in a young girl, Foot defects, prevention of, 772 West Africans (J. N. M. Chalmers Elizabeth W. 1441 Forgotten chapter, 1261 Ikin, and A. E. Mourant), 175 (0) Hodgkin's disease, domiciliary treatment of, 56 General practice, quality in, 773 Antihistamines: "Avomine " therapy in fenestration Homosexual tendencies in middle age, 896 -- changes since 1948, 722 operation for otosclerosis (T. Cawthorne and Hormones in cosmetics, 785 --some points in the postal inquiry, 720 P. B. Foxwell), 80 (0) Hypnotics per rectum, 1230 Genes and enzymes, 613 (A) - diphenhydramine hydrochloride poisoning, acute; Hysterectomy, total, after menopause, effects of, Gold Coast: Medical needs, 984; 1217 (C) case (F. E. Aaron), 24 450 Heartburn in pregnancy, 873; 1100 (C) -in seasickness 141 (A) Infant feeding; full-cream or half-cream milk, 1171 Hepatitis, infective, in doctors, 614; 937 (C) Antiseptics for surgical theatres, 1004 Infants; immunity, passive, 519 - serum, prevention of, 143 Antrostomy, reactionary haemorrhage after. 296 Insecticides; dusting powders for fleas and bed Heroin, banning of, 196 Anxiety state (E. A. Bennet), 554; 832 (C) bugs, 950 Humour in medical education, 482 Inunction efficiency, 578 Infant deaths, 612 ANY QUESTIONS ?: Iron; staining of teeth by, 1333 Insurance for medical education expenses, 483 Abortifacient pastes, 1229; 1442 (C) Isopropyl alcohol as substitute for methylated Isle of Man Commission, 483 Acne, lotions for treatment of, 634 spirits or industrial alcohol, 108 Jaundice due to methyltestosterone therapy, 143 Acupuncture, 56 Laryngitis and tracheitis, persistent, treatment of, Jubilee A.R.M., 141 Adoption; telling the child, 1387 1387 King Edward's Hospital Fund for London, 270 Adrenaline: Hypertension following prolonged Lice in prison, 520 Lead in lollies, 613; 993 (C), 1160 (C), 1378 (C) use, 55 Life expectation of cancer patients, 161 Leucotomy, modified, 1092 Alcohol and barbiturates, 1058 Lymphadenitis, mesenteric, acute: Aetiology and Librarians, medical, in congress, 90 Amaurotic idiocy, inheritance of 107 treatment, 949 Liver biopsy, 874; 1102 (C) Amoebic dysentery, prevention of, 1004 Lymphoedema, congenital, 1057 Louse infestation, 1366 Anaemia; treatment; place of iron tonics, 1172 Lysozyme, 1282 Medicines classified, 195 Anaesthesia; chloroform after trichlorethylene, Masks for industrial dusts, 578 Medresco hearing-aids, 929, 1376 dangers of, 352 Mastalgia, premenstrual, 351 Methylpentynol; hypnotic properties, 435 - in E.C.T., 520, 786 Meconium and foetal distress, 681 Midwifery in general practice, 721 - legal responsibility for death under anaesthesia, Menstruation, postponement with oestrogens, 1057 Milk aspiration pneumonia, 387 578 - vicarious, incidence and treatment, 519 - effect of sunlight on, 1094 Anorexia nervosa, hormone treatment of, 840 Midge repellents, 162 Monkey business; the Piltdown remains, 1210 Antibiotics; mixing in the syringe, 949 Migraine, hemiplegic; prognosis, 162 Morbidity studies, 1038 -selection of moulds and bacteria which produce - treatment with ergot preparations; ill effects, Morphine and alcohol, 437; 940 (C) antibiotic substances, 403 1230 Myoclonus, nocturnal, 1148; 1274 (C) Antiseptics for surgical theatres, 1004 Milli-equivalent, definition of, 1172 Neonatal asphyxia, 328; 887 (C) Antrostomy, reactionary haemorrhage after, 296 Mouth; cyclical buccal ulceration, 634; 786 (C) Night work and shift changes, 1365 Apical infection, 162 - like a parrot's cage, 295 Nobel laureates in medicine, 984 Arthritis, rheumatoid; effect of repetition of gold Mumps, partial impotence after, 733 Nurses; sensitization to antibiotics, 30 therapy, 786 Muscle extracts in angina pectoris, 634 Old age; care of aged in Scotland, 437 - - treatment with sodium para-aminosalicylate, Myopia; psychological factors, 786 Osteochondritis dissecans, 875 235 Neurofibromatosis, multiple, inheritance of, 1172 Oxytocin, synthetic, 1260 Aspirin intoxication and addiction, 450 Nipples, indrawn, in children, 1004 Pain, post-operative, reduction of, 385 Asthma and deep x-ray therapy, 107 - inverted, treatment of, 138 Paratyphoid fever and cream cakes, 983 -treatment in Switzerland, 1282 Onions, effect on eyes, 734 Pathology, clinical, in general practice, 773 -- with rectal ether, 1388 Orange juice, tinned, vitamin content compared Plasma expanders, 90 Atherosclerosis, relation to fat intake, 519 with fresh orange, 352 Pneumoconiosis and rheumatoid arthritis; new Barbiturates; differences in action, effective dose, Otitis externa in the Tropics, 896 syndrome, 1260 rate of elimination, and toxicity, 839 Ouabaine in cor pulmonale; comparison with Poliomyelitis and inoculations, 669 Bathing after mastoid operation, 55 digitalis, 681 - bulbar, and tonsillectomy, 875 B.C.G. during diphtheria-pertussis immunization, Paget's disease and vitamin B12, 162 - diagnosis, 269 1282 Palate, cleft, closure of, 1230 Research in general practice, 1209, 1376 Beeswax; effects of ingestion, 296 Paraffin, liquid, as cause of bowel cancer, 1003 - training in methods, 481 Bergamot oil, sensitivity to, 449, 682 (correction) Parkinson's disease; effect of vitamin B1, 734 Rheumatic fever, inheritance of, 386 Beryllium-containing alloys, toxicity of, 236 Patch testing technique, 949 Rhodes, Cecil, 29 Besnier's prurigo, treatment of, 351 Penicillin; combination with sulphonamide tab- Sanitary inspectors, 614 Birth control; causes of failure of contraceptive lets, 235 Seasickness remedies, 141 diaphragms, 1229; 1388 (C), 1442 (C) - intrathecal administration; dosage and risks, 519 BRITISH 4 ANY-BEL INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

ANY QUESTIONS ? (continued): ARMFD FORCES (continued): B Peptic ulcer; effect of curare, 1230 Army and Air Force Annual Act (parliamentary BACHARACH, A. L.: Vitamin A in bread, 567 (C) - - treatment with exchange resins, 1003 note), 230 Bacitracin; clinical uses, 1118 Phenoxyethanol, actions and clinical uses of, 107 Awards and decorations, 51, 731, 781, 1227, 1331, Bact. coli diarrhoea in adult hospital patients Pneumoconiosis without radiological changes, 107 1385 and J. S. 182 Pock marks, removal of, 786 Commanding officer of military hospital acquitted (W. McNaught Stevenson), (0) - types in infantile gastro-enteritis, 219 Poliomyelitis; precautions in school outbreak, on charges of ill-treatment (medico-legal note), Bacteriaemia, staphylococcal; failure of treatment 1171 230 with antibiotics (W. H. Jopling and F. D. Pregnancy after cancer of breast treated with x rays, Conditions of service in medical branches, -503 Schofield), 1140 (0); 1376 (C) 295 Inquiry into Services careers, 667 (L) Bacteriolysin, specific, in subacute bacterial endo- - toxaemia in relation to blood-group incom- MVedical History of the Second World War: ArmtY carditis caused by haemolytic Staph. albuis patibilities between husband and wife, 577 .Vtedical Services: Administrationt, Vol. 1 (Margaret M. O'Hare and J. S. Stevenson), Psoralens and vitiligo, 236 (F. A. E. Crew), 324 1086 (0) Radar and infertility, 1334 National Service Boards inquiry (parliamentary Badcock, John Henry, obituary of, 943 Radiotherapy; complications of radiotherapy to note), 1052 W. E. See H. 923 pelvis, 55 ---selection of (parliamentary note), 229 Baensch, Schinz, R., 1384 BAILEY, J. S.: Death certification, 43 (C) Read's formula for basal metabolic rate, 162 National Service rejections, BAKER, G. P.: A case of anthrax, 1219 (C) Recklinghausen's disease; recent advances in R.A.F. Medical and Dental Branches Dinner, BALF, C. L. See FORFAR, J. O., 170 treatment, 1281 1055 BALL, W. A.: Lumbar puncture, 1271 (C) Resorcin stains, remosal of, 896 BALLANTINE, R. 1. W.: Succinylcholine chloride for Rhinitis, vasomotor, after antituberculous therapy, ARMSTRONG, J. H.: Unwrapping the Journal. 1431 (C) ARMYTAGE, W. H. G.: Heysham, John: A Carlisle casualty anaesthesia, 1049 (C) 296 Baly Medal, 516 Ringworm of feet as industrial injury, 11 14 bicentenary (Nova et Vetera), 1156 Rubella, quarantine, period for, 1333 Arnott, W. M.: Abuse of rest in treatment, 1373 Banks, A. L.: Social Aspects o Disease, 816 Arrhythmias after cardiac infarction, 6 Banks, S. W., and Laufman, H.: Atlas of Surgical Scarlet fever and nephritis, 733 Exposures of the Extremities, 978 School medical examinations; presence of teacher, Art in psychotherapy: Schopferische Gestaltung aus 1333 dleal Unbewussten: Ein analytisches Bilderbuch Banting diet, 1418 Secrecy, professional in evidence, 1442 (M. Schultze-Niemann), 979 BARBITURATES: Selenium for baldness, 1388 Differences in action, effective dose, rate of Sensitivity to sulphonamides and antibiotics, 55 ARTERIES: see also Atherosclerosis elimination, and toxicity, 839 Arteritis, temporal, complications of (D. Kendall), Effect of alcohol 222 1058 Sewage disposal on garden, 1230 418 888 1217 on, (C); Sexual intercourse; pain on ejaculation, 839 (0); (C), (C) In urine and stomach contents; rapid method for Shock and sweating, 520; 832 (C), 1105 (C) Diseases; effect of stress in aetiology, 1057 detection (R. Marshall), 379 (0) External iliac; obstruction treated by arterial graft for 95; 286 Sinusitis; atmospheric pollution as cause, 295 E. Horton and E. M. 969 Intravenous, drunkenness, (C) Smallpox; severe reactions after vaccination, 404 (R. Nanson), (0) Poisoning; use of intravenous picrotoxin, 227 (C); Future of surgery in senile obliterative disease 444 Spectacles, polaroid. spread of infection by, 682 (C. G. Rob), 308 (0); 329 (A) Spinal cord, subacute combined degeneration, R.: and accurate manual treatment of, 633 Polyarteritis nodosa with uraemia; two cases BARBOR, Manipulation Sternomastoid muscles, action of, 1058 (A. M. Cohen), 262 methods in general practice, 18 (0); 222 (C), Streptomycin; sensitization dermatitis of hands, 55 223 (C), 395 (C) Streptothrix organisms in vagina in leucorrhoea, Arthritis; treatment with phenylbutazone; toxic BARKER, A.: Tropical diseases in Britain, 149 (C) 351 effects, 287 (C) BARLOVATZ, A.: Peritonitis and antibiotics, 1379 (C) Stress and arterial disease, 1057 BARLOW, E. D., and HOWARTH, Sheila: Effects on Sulphur concentration in the air; danger thresh- ARTHRITIS, RHEUMATOID: blood pressure of ventricular asystole during old, 1113 Effect of repetition of gold therapy, 786 Stokes-Adams attacks and acetylcholine injec- Sweating in shock, 520; 832 (C), 1105 (C) Epidemiological study of rheumatoid arthritis tions, 863 (0) Syringes; varieties suitable for general practice, associated with characteristic chest v-ray Barnes, J. M.: Toxic Hazards of Certain Pesticides appearances in coal-workers (W. E. Miall and to Man: Together with a Select Bibliography ont 235; 450(C) others), 1831 (0); 1260 (A); 1430 (C) the Toxicology of Pesticides in Man and AMlain- Syphilis, congenital; diagnosis and treatment, 578 1088 Teeth; facial disfigurement after dental extrac- Intravenous iron, possible prognostic factors mals, tions, 1388 (M. R. Jeffrey), 912 (0) BARNS, H. H. F.: Prolapse of the urethra in young Tetanus; assessment of protection given by A.T.S., Treatment; cortisone and A.C.T.H., 885 (C), girls, 765 895 1 100 (C) BARON, C. F. J.: Post-mortem examinations, 152 (C) Thiopentone, premedication for, 107 - sodium para-aminosalicylate, 235 BARON, S.: A human chimera, 286 (C) - of cortisone and 332 BARR, Mollie: Treatment of tetanus, 1099 (C) Thyrotoxicosis in pregnancy ; treatment and value A.C.T.H., prognosis, 161 -.of phenylbutazone, 511 (C), 936 (C), 1270 (C) Barrington-Ward, Sir Lancelot Edward, obituary of, Tongue, fissures, significance of, 1334 Urinary steroid excretion; changes in ketonic and 1221, 1275, 1327 Torticollis, spasmodic, treatment of, 1282 non-ketonic fractions during hormone therapy BARRY, D. R., and ISAAC, D. H.: Case of cor trilo- Transfusion technique in agranulocytosis and (A. E. Kellie and A. P. Wade), 594 (0) culare biatriatum with survival to adult life, thrombocytopenia, 236 921 (0) Trichomonas infection in the male; diagnosis and Arthrodesis: Compression Arthrodesis: Including BARRY, W. K.: Peripheral neuritis following tetra- treatment, 577 Central Dislocation as a Principle in Hip Surgery ethylthiuram disulphide treatment, 937 (C) Trypsin therapy; indications and rationale, 1114 (J. Charnley), 1089 BARTLEY, A. M.: Intravenous barbiturates for benefits of 403 Ascitic fluid; 1 7-hydroxycorticosterone content in drunkenness, 95 (C) Tuberculosis; rest, humans (C. L. Cope and B. Hurlock), 753 (0) BARTON, G. M. G.: Comparison of male toad and - of 950 infectivity primary tuberculosis, Ashby, William Joseph, obituary of, 1436 Hogben tests, 868 - routine lumbar puncture, 1058; 1271 (C), 1431 (C) ASHER, H.: Upside down, 443 (C) BASS, B. H.: Intravenous picrotoxin for barbiturate Asimov, I. See Walker, B. S., 923 poisoning, 444 (C) - treatment, chemotherapeutic, 1172 Asphyxia, neonatal; treatment, 328 (A); 675 (C), - Control of tachycardia by quinine, 1270 (C) - in paediatric wards, 1282 J. W. See D. 62 -value of milk for tuberculous cases, 1004 887 (C) BASSETT, MELROSE, G., Typhoid; T.A.B. after attack, 734 Aspirin intoxication and addiction, 450 Bastianelli, Raffaele, 90th birthday of, 1440 Umbilical cord, clamping of, 1114 Association of Clinical Pathologists; 51st general BASU, P. See DAs GUPTA, C. R., 645 880 I. R. and NAPIER, B.: Vaccination in pregnancy, 235 meeting, BATCHELOR, C., Margaret in 449 See also British Association for the Advancement Attempted suicide in old age, 1186 (0); 1208 (A) Vaginitis girls, treatment of, of Science Batchelor, J. S.: Orthopaedic abnormalities and Vasectomy, rejuvenating effect of, 404 of " 206 Veins, calcified; relationship to x-ray exposure, 352 British Association Otolaryngologists fibrositis," " British Association of Plastic Surgeons Bateman, H.: Management of otitis media, 283 Veins, varicose, " stripping for, 1334 British of after mastoid 55 Vision for reading a car's number, 56 Association Urological Surgeons Bathing operation, Vitamin B, association between oral administration British Diabetic Association BATrEY, D. A. See WEINER, W., 125 108 British Epilepsy Association BAYLIss, R. I. S.: Tests of renal function, 1318 and flatulence, British Medical Association B.C.G. during diphtheria-pertussis immunization, Vitamins; cereals and vegetables, effect of poor 1282 on 351 British Orthopaedic Association soil and high altitude vitamin content, for the Prevention of manufacture 230 Water supply; effect of salt contamination on National Association (parliamentary note), potability, 681 Tuberculosis - vaccination, 1046 Wedding-ring, sensitivity to, 450 Asthma: Effect of deep x-ray therapy, 107 - effect on lepromin and tuberculin tests in Whisky rash, 352 -treatment in Switzerland, 1282 healthy persons, 582 and 404 - with rectal ether, 1388 - for school-leavers, 1111; 1257 (L) Word-blindness; diagnosis management, Atherosclerosis and lipaemia, 252 BEACONSFIELD, P. See MELROSE, D. G., 62 Aorta, dissecting aneurysm of; diagnosis, 1316 (A) relation to fat intake, 519 Bean, W. B. (Editor): Monographs in Medicine, Series 325 - stenosis, 668 ATKINSON, E. A. See LOCKET, S., 857 1, Aortography ; technique and value; report of a case ATKINSON, E. C.: Pain of transurethral manipula- BEATTIE, J. W., and WITHEY, J. L.: Polycythaemia, of external iliac arterial graft (R. E. Horton and tion, 440 (C) leuco-erythroblastosis, and myelosclerosis, E. M. Nanson), 969 (0) Athletic training; physiology of, 670 414 (0) APLEY, J.: Anal fissure in children, 1218 (C) Atmospheric pollution. See Air pollution BEATTTE, W.: Appendix in hernial sac, 1216 (C) BEATIE, W. M.: Treatment of acute - See WARIN, R., 46 Atropine mucate; anti-sialogogue and other effects pancreatitis, Apnoea and controlled respiration in anaesthesia, of(W. W. Mushin and others), 652 (0); 1162 (C) 1430 (C) 225 (C) Aureomyein; H. influenzae, in-vitro sensitivity, Beaumont, G. E.: Value of rest in medicine, 1373 Appendicitis, acute, in infancy and early childhood 1069 Beaver Committee on.Air Pollution; interim report, (G. L. Bunton), 71 (0); 1323 (C) - in ophthalmology, 301 1332 - 1104 - with gastro-enteritis, 46 (C), 224 (C) regulations controlling production, 758 BECK, G. A.: Any complaints?, (C) -in the course of measles (W. H. Galloway), - treatment of Friedliinder's pneumonia; case BECKErr, H. D.: Poliomyelitis and wrapped food, 1412 (0) (M. I. Drury), 1203 832 (C) -in the young child, 1148 (A); 1323 (C) Australia's health service, 553 (A) Bedford, D. E.: Coronary disease, 203 Appendix in hernial sac, 567 (C), 779 (C), 886 (C), Auxiliaries, medical, 96; 288 (C); 503 - see SELLORS, T. H., 1060 1216 (C), 1220 (C), 1324 (C), 1434 (C) Aviation medicine: Human Factors in Air Trans- Beds. See Hospitals, beds Appointments, 54, 106, 160, 234, 350, 576, 633, 680, portation: Occapational Health and Safety BEDSON, S. P.: Clinical pathology in general prac- 839, 895, 1113, 1280, 1387 (R. A. McFarland), 1204 tice: Facilities under the National Health ARCHER, H. E.: Urine testing in the surgery, 1211 "Avomine." See Promethazine-8-chlorotheophyl- Service, 774 linate Beeswax, effects of ingestion, 296 ARMED FORCES: see also Military medicine Axillary hair, absence in man, 162 (C) Belfast University. See Universities: Belfast Appointments and retirements, 51, 104, 574, 731, AYLETT, S. 0.: Conservative surgery in treatment BELIOS, G. D., and COOPER, W.: Intestinal protozoa 781I 1331 of ulcerative colitis, 1348 (0); 1364 (A) in mentally deficient children, 805 (0) JULY-DEC., 1953 INDEX BEL-BRI 5

Bell, E. M.: Storming the Citadel: The Rise of the BLOOD: BORR5E, J.: Emergency tsioracotomy for massive Wontan Doctor, 716 Agglutination; syndrome of high-titre cold spontaneous haemopneumothorax, 16 (0) Bellak, L. (Editor)#: Psychologj' of Physical Illness: haemagglutination (M. G. Nelson and R. J. Boss, M.: Sinn mind Gehalt dler Sexuiellen Perversioneri, Psychiatry Applied to Medicine, Surgery and the Marshall), 314 (0) 325 Specialities, 1089 Blood Cells and Plasma Proteins: Their State in Bostick, W. L. See Anderson, H. H., 1417 Benadryl." See Diphenhydramine hydrochloride Nature (Editor: J. L. Tullis), 1312 BOUCHER, P. R.: Control of tachycardia by quinine, BENDER, G. W.: Site for vaccination, 1158 (C) Calcium level in generalized sarcoidosis, 808 727 (C) Bengue Memorial Award Lecture for 1953 Circulation; experimental physiology of a heart- Bourne, A. W.: Clinical aspects of the menopause, BENIANS, R. G.: Granulocytopenia occurring during lung machine in parallel with normal circulation 214 sodium gentisate therapy, 1142 (D. G. Melrose and others), 62 (0); 86 (L) BOURNE, I. H. J.: Poliomyelitis and inoculation, BENNET, E. A.: The anxiety state, 554; 832 (C) mechanical heart-lung for use in man (D. G. 829 (C) Bergamot, sensitivity to oil, 449, 682 (corrections) Melrose), 57 (0); 86 (L) BOUSFIELD, G.: Post-inoculation poliomyelitis, BERMINGHAM, P. X.: Malaria in neighbouring Clot retention in genito-urinary tract, 928 (A) 285 (C) Londoners, 1375 (C) Corpuscles; naked eye autoscopy, 512 (C) Bowley, Agatha H., and Townroe, M.: Thle Spiritual BERNSTIEN, A. E.: Hay-fever and the common Coagulation: relationship of alimentary lipaenmia Development of the Child, 1144 cold, 1327 (C) (H. W. Fullerton and others), 250; 443 (C) BOWLEY, C. C. See DUNSFORD, I., 81 BERRY, W. T. C., BRANSBY, E. R., and HAMMOND, Disorders; treatment with A.C.T.H. and corti- Boyd, C. See Walker, B. S., 923 W. H.: Weight of British children, 1324 (C) sone; second report to Medical Research Boyd, G.: Forceps in present-day obstetrics, 213 BERTWISTLE, A. P.: Cancer and the public, 1105 (C) Council by Panel on Haematological Applica- BoYD, J. S. K.: Treatment of acute malaria, 392 (C) Beryllium-containing alloys, toxicity of, 236 tions of A.C.T.H. and Cortisone, 1400 (0) BRADSHAW, S. See POWELL, R., 1216 Besnier's prurigo, treatment of, 351 Erythrocyte count; effect of cold, 1426 BRAID, Frances: Possible sequel of treating infants BEST, C. H. See SALTER, J., 353 rabbit serum containing specific agglutinin for in the erect posture, 225 (C) BETTENCOURT-GOMES, S. C.: A.C.T.H. in delirium red cells of new-born (Elizabeth W. Ikin and BRAILSFORD, J. F.: Cancer and the public, 779 (C), tremens, 339 (C) others), 602 (0) 880 (C), 1104 (C) BETTLEY, F. R.: Hop dermatitis, 512 (C) -sedimentation rate in subacute rheumatism, 1281 BRAIN, Sir Russell: Vital statistics and the doctor, BEVIS, D. C. A.: Brain of kernicteric infants: An -transfused; survival in scurvy (C. Merskey), 1283 (0) appeal, 444 (C) 1353 (0) BRAIN: BHATTACHARYA, B.: Acute inversion of the uterus, European haematology congress, 825 Blood flow Groups; human blood-group chimera (I. Duns- in hypertension; effect of hexamethon- 1105 (C) ium bromide (H. A. Dewar and others), 1017 (0) Bier, N.: Contact Lens Routine Practice, 432 ford and others), 81 (0); 286 (C), 1103 (C) Cerebellar necrosis in Bile ducts: Fatal suppurative cholangitis without -two unusual antigens in West Africans (J. N. M. subarachnoid haemorrhage obstruction (A. Gee), 322 Elizabeth W. Ikin, and A. E. (A. L. WeUs), 1356 (0) Chalmers, Haemorrhage, intracranial, spontaneous; prog- Primary case (H. G. H. Richards Mourant), 175 (0) cirrhosis; nosis and role of surgery (J. M. Small and and C. B. S. Fuller), 23 (0) Leucocytes; polycythaemia, leucoerythroblastosis. others), Bilharziasis: The Snail Hosts of Bilharzia in Africa: and myelosclerosis (J. W. Beattie and J. L. 1072 (0) Their Occurrence and Destruction (A. Withey), 414 (0) Leucotomy, modified, 1092 Mozley), -Rockefeller Foundation grant for study of 924 Oxygen saturation and content; method for rapid psychological effects of BINGHAM, J. A. W., and LOGAN, J. S.: Nature and estimation of percentage (O. L. Wade and frontal lobotomy, 1002 - ten years' clinical treatment of Plummer-Vinson dysphagia, others), 902 (0) experience of modified leuco- 650 830 (C) Physiological changes in the prelimin- tomy operations (W. Sargant), 800 (0); 939 (C) (0); Antarctic; Visual aid in neuro-anatomy (J. BINNING, R.: Lumbar puncture, 1271 (C) ary report (O. Wilson), 1425 G. Collee), 568 (C) Biochemistry: Biochemistry and Human Metabolism Plasma expanders, 90 (A) Braine, John Francis Carter, obituary of, 889 (B. S. Walker and others), 923 -protein concentration of normal adults living BRAITHWAITE, J. V.: Unwrapping the Journal, Biochemistry of Disease. 2nd ed. (M. Bodansky in Singapore (G. R. Wadsworth and C. J. 1432 (C) and 0. Bodansky), 25 Oliveiro), 1138 (0) Brand, T. A.: Respiratory tract infections in allergic Scope and Interpretation of the Commnoner Bio- Pressure, during cardiac massage in man (D. C. children, 283 chemical Tests, 1089 Deuchar and A. Venner), 134 (0) BRANSBY, E. R. See BERRY, W. T. C., 1324 effects of ventricular asystole during Stokes- BRAY, R. S. See REFAAT, M. A., 1047 BIOGRAPHY: Adams attacks and acetylcholine injections Bread: Restrictions on white bread removed, 576 Archibald Cameron, executed for treason (Nova (E. D. Barlow and Sheila Howarth), 863 (0) -speed of digestion of brown and white bread et Vetera), 671 high. See Hypertension compared, 385 (A) William Cheselden, 1688-1752 (Sir Zachary Cope), Sugar tests, 1367 1088 Transfusion accidents and their prevention: BREAST: Christophers, Sir Rickard, eightieth birthday of, statement of Consulting Pathologists Group Abscess, management of, 98 (C), 1101 (C) 1214 Committee, 390; 673 (C), 786 (correction); 879 Cancer; treatment by oestrogens of pulmonary Man Born to Live: Life and Work of Henry early fatal reaction (A. A. Miller), 1031 metastases from breast cancer (B. A. Stoll and Dunant, Founder of the Red Cross (Ellen Hart), - fatal reaction (medico-legal note), 1277 F. Ellis), 796 (0); 817 (L) 431 fifth international congress, 1112 Carcinoma of female breast; conservative and Harmer, W. D., eightieth birthday of, 507 frame for standard bottle, 227 (C) radical surgery (I. G. Williams), 787 (0); Heysham, John: A Carlisle bicentenary (W. H. G. haemolytic reactions prevented by dextran. 817 (L); 993 (C), 1046 (C), 1374 (C) Armytage) (Nova et- Vetera), 1156 45 (C) Pendulous breasts, management of, 1230; 1388 (C) Fifty Years of Medicine (Lord Horder), 766 in the field, 1162 (C) Premenstrual mastalgia, 351 Dr. Howe and the Forsyth Infirmnary (R. W. Brown), intra-arterial (J. A. G. Horton and others). - - unilateral, 896 816 1294 (0) Newland, Sir Henry, eightieth birthday of, 1154 prevention of accidents; Consulting Patholo- Breast-feeding. See Infant feeding Roberg, Lars, Swedish medical pioneer (C. gists' Group Conference, 878; 995 (C) Bremer, Karl, obituary of, 396 Lillingston) (Nova et Vetera), 201 prevention of serum hepatitis, 143 (A) BRIDSON, E. See LOCKET, S., 857 Servetus, Michael, 934 problems; Manchester Medical Society sym- Briggs, George Frederick, obituary of, 514 Brain Surgeon: The Autobiography of William posium, 933 BRINKHOUS, K. M. See GRAHAM, J. B., 97 Sharpe, 325 technique in agranulocytosis and thrombocyto- Bristol University. See Universities, Bristol Sudhoff, Karl, centenary of birth of (C. Singer) penia, 236 British Association for the Advancement of Science: E. D. Adrian elected President for 1954, (Nova et Vetera), 1156 - untoward reaction, 226 (C) 669; Weilcome, Sir Henry, centenary of birth of, 144 (A) Vessels, diseases, pain in (Sir J. Paterson Ross and annual meeting, 670 Wollaston, William Hyde (Nova et Vetera), 992 others), 212 British Association of Otolaryngologists: Officers Almroth Wright, pioneer in immunology (L. International Society of Angiology, second elected, 1386 Colebrook), 636 (0); 831 (C) congress, 826 British Association of Plastic Surgeons, annual general meeting, 1440 Biology: Trends of Life (F. W. Jones), 608 Blowflies, control of, 133 British Association of Urological Surgeons, ninth Biophysics: Progress In Biophysical Chemistry, Board of Medical Auxiliaries: Annual report, 894 annual meeting, 159 Vol. 3 (Editors: J. A. V. Butler and J. T. BOASE, A. J.: Tropical diseases in Britain, 149 (C) British Cardiac Society, 1111 Randall), 715 Bodansky, M., and Bodansky, O.: Biochemistry of British Council, 1139 BIRD, C. A. K.: Blood transfusion accidents, 673 (C) Disease, 2nd ed., 25 - - Health in hot countries, 1407 BiD, M. W.: Cataract and blindness, 1379 (C) Bodansky, 0. See Bodansky, M., 25 British Diabetic Association: Annual Scientific Birmingham University. See Universities: Bir- Bodian, M. (Editor): Fibrocystic Disease of the Meeting, 105 ningham o Pancreas: A Congenital Disorder of Mucus British Empire Cancer Campaign; report for 1952, Birth control: Causes of failure of contraceptive Production-Mucosis, 476 93; annual general meeting, 147 diaphragms, 1229; 1388 (C), 1442 (C) BODKIN, N. J., GAZE, R. A., GOMEZ, G., HowLETT, British Empire Society for the Blind; third annual Births and Deaths Registration Act (parliamentary M. J., and LEIGH, D.: General practitioner and report, 1084 note), 230 the psychiatrist; a study in co-operation, British Epilepsy Association; second annual general BISHOP, Joan M. See VAZ, T., 885 723 (0); 939 (C), 1274 (C) meeting, 38 BISHOP, John M. See WADE, 0. L., 902 Body weight, food intake, and temperature, 95 British Guiana; health statistics, 1383 Bisset Hawkins Medal, 516, 947 Boger, Hugo, obituary of, 1223 infant mortality (parliamentary note), 1000 Black, J. I. M.: Management of otitis media, 283 British Legion Village, Preston Hall, 308 BLACK, T. C.: Amphetamine, 96 (C) BoNE: see, also Orthopaedics; Osteitis; Osteo- Blacklock, D. B., and Southwell, T.: Guide to sclerosis BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION: Humnan Parasitology for Medical Practitioners, Blood supply of femoral head (M. Harty), 1236 (9) Aims and objects, 505 5th ed., 477 Marrow: Polycythaemia, leuco-erythroblastosis, Annual Meeting, Cardiff, 192 (L) BLAINEY, J. D., and MORRIS,E. O.: Actinomycotic and myelosclerosis (J. W. Beattie and J. L. President's address, 109; 139 (L) pyaemia, 913 (0) Withey), 414 (0) Annual Representative Meeting, 193 (L) Blair, Robert Love, obituary of, 514 Treatment of patients with myelosclerosis Scientific exhibition, 200 BLAKE, J. See RECHNITZER, P. A., 313 (R. A. Hickling), 411 (0) Annual Meeting, Glasgow, 1954; scientific exhibi- BLAND, H. J. See DUTTON, W. A. W., 864 Osteosklerose und Knochenmarkfibrose (R. Stodt- tion, 1001, 1039, 1386 BLANEY, P. J. See MACGREGOR, A. G., 21 meister, S. Sandkuhler, and A. Laur), 138 Annual meeting, Toronto, 1955; 1055 Transplants: Die Konservierung von1 Knochengewebe Annual Representative Meeting, jubilee of, 141 (A) BLINDNESS: fuir Transplantationen (H. Roth), 547 Representative Body, jubilee of, 141 (A) Blind persons registered in Scotland, 807 Reorganization, 193 British Empire Society for the Blind; third Bonney, Victor, obituary of, 99, 154 annual report, 1084 BOOTH, P. B., DUNSFORD, I., GRANT, Jean, and BIuTItSH MEDICAL AsSOCIATION: ANNUAL MEETING, The Causes of Blindness in England, 1948-50, 1038 MURRAY, Sheilagh: Haemolytic disease in 1953: PROCEEDINGS OF SECTIONS: Electronic eyes ?, 1094 first-born infants, 41 (C) Plenary Sessions: Greater London Fund recital, 1434 (C) BOOTH, W. G.: The human foot, 1049 (C) Coronary disease (D. E. Bedford, W. Phillips, Optical aids for partially sighted, 379 Boric acid poisoning, 235 G. W. Pickering, C. G. Parsons, A. R. Gil- BLOND, K. See HALER, D., 1430 Bornholm disease, 287 (C), 507 (C), 885 (C) christ, and J. H. Hunt), 203 BRrrISH 6 BRI-CHA INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

BRISH MEDICAL AssocIATION: ANNUAL MEETING, British Medical Bulletin: Viruses in medicine, Cameron. Archibald, executed for treason (Nova et 1953: PROCEEDINGS OF SECTIONS (continued): 1315 (A) Vetera), 671 Plenary Sessions: British Medical Journal wrapper, 1326 (C), 1431 (C), CAMERON, 1. G.: Treatment of acute malaria, 832 (C) 1432 "Fibrositis" (A. T. Rogers, A. H. Douthwaite, (C) CAMERON, J. I.: The College of General Practitioners, J. P. Spillane, J. S. Batchelor, L. H. W. British Occupational Hygiene Society, 1055 1376 (C) Williams, J. H. Cyriax, and G. D. Kersley), 205 British Orthopaedic Association; annual meeting, CAMPBELL, D. A. See CLARKSON, P., 763 Overweight (J. H. Sheldon, R. A. McCance, 1152 CAMPBELL. D. H.: Paroxysmal myoglobinuria, A. P. Meiklejohn, H. M. Sinclair, L. H. British Pharmacopoeia, 1953, 666 727 (C) Howells, and E. Williams), 207 British Postgraduate Medical Federation, 499; Canada: Help for visitors, 1228 Section of Anaesthetics: inaugural lecture of new session, 881; travelling Canal Zone, clinical meeting, 633 A return to simplicity? (M. D. Nosworthy and fellowships, 893 W. W. Mushin), 215 British Social Biology Council, summer school, 106 CANCER: Section of Cardiology: BRITTAIN, H. A.: Orthopaedic care in poliomyelitis. And the community (P. Stocks and others), 276 Pulmonary heart disease (A. J. Thomas and 1272 (C) And the community (P. Stocks), 847 (0) J. Gough), 216 Brittain, R. P. See Polson, C. J., 381 And the community (R. W. Raven), 850 (0) Section of Child Health: BROMAGE, P. R.: Treatment of acute pancreatitis, Basic Principles of Cancer Practice (A. Nettleship), Accidental poisoning in childhood (D. Swinscow 1430 (C) 264 and D.: and J. 0. Craig), 217 BROMBERG, Y. M., TOAFF, R., DsENooTT, Bladder; primary carcinoma simulating empyema Care of the newborn (W. F. Gaisford and Pregnancy and Gaucher's disease, 761 (0) (A. J. M. Reese), 430 others), 217 Brompton Hospital Reports, 137 Breast; carcinoma of female breast; conservative Section of Dermatology: Bronchial carcinoma; incidence and aetiology and radical surgery (I. G. Williams and others), Hypostatic ulcers; prevention of recurrence (R. Doll), 521 (0), 585 (0); 940 (C) 787 (0); 817(L); 993 (C), 1046 (C), 1374 (C) treatment with (D. S. Wilkinson), 218 infections, chronic; antibiotics, - treatment by oestrogens of pulmonary meta- Influence of home conditions on skin diseases 1314 (L) stases (B. A. Stoll and F. Ellis), 796 (0); 817 (L) (G. A. Hodgson), 219 Bronchiectasis in children; treatment with chlor- British Empire Cancer Campaign; report for 1952, nterpretation of tests for syphilis (C. S. Nicol), amphenicol (A. W. Franklin and L. P. Garrod), 93: annual general meeting, 147 218 1067 (0) Bronchial carcinoma; incidence and aetiology Management of pruritus in general practice Bronchitis, chronic, 268 (A) (R. Doli), 521 (0), 585 (0); 940 (C) (L. Forman), 218 introductory examination of existing data Carcinogenic aromatic amines, 28 (L) Nummular eczema (C. H. Whittle), 218 (N. Goodman and others), 237 (0); 268 (A) Chemical promoters and irritants, 848 Ov,ertreatment (I. B. Sneddon), 218 Bronchography technique, 577 Education of public, 852; 936 (C) Ringworm of feet and scalp (J. T. Ingram and Bronchus: Das Bronchuscarcinom (G. Salzer and - - - Ministry of Health circular, 783; 829 (C) others), 218 others), 1417 -- -v views of general practitioners, 148 (C), Section of Diseases of the Chest: Bronk, D. W., nominated director of Rockefeller 675 (C), 779 (C), 883 (C), 1104 (C), 1105 (C), Artificial pneumothorax in pulmonary tuber- Institute for Medical Research, 105 1272 (C) culosis (H. Nicholson and others), 218 BROSTER, L. R., PATTERSON, J., and CAMBER, B.: Folic-acid-excretion studies in investigation of Congenital atresia of oesophagus(R. H. Frank- Adrenal pseudohermaphroditism, 1288 (0) malignant disease (R. H. Girdwood), 741 (0) lin), 278 BROTMACHER, L., and COGHILL, N. F.: Myxoedema Fundamentals of Clinical Cancer; With Emphasis Constrictive pericarditis (O. S. Tubbs), 278 coma, 886 (C) on Early Diagnosis and Treatment (L. B. Gold- Radiological diagnosis of pneumoconiosis BROWN, A. F.: Tropical diseases in Britain, 509 (C) man), 85 (A. L. Cochrane), 278 BROWN, K. T.: Method of execution, 888 (C) Imperial Cancer Research Fund; new laboratories, Section of Medicine: BROWN, R. C.: Succinylcholine chloride for casualty 1112 Early diagnosis of intrathoracic new growths anaesthesia, 1049 (C) Incidence, 848, 850 (A. B. Taylor and others), 209 Brown, R. W.: Dr. Howe and the Forsyth Infirmary, Institute of Cancer Research, 500 Use and abuse of antibiotics (R. W. Fairbrother, 816 Larynx; treatment by interstitial radium needles T. Anderson, J. S. Jeffrey, H. M. Foreman, Brown, William McIntyre, obituary of, 1222 (W. D. Harmer), 735 (0); 1101 (C) K. S. MacLean, and F. A. Whitlock), 208 Browne, J. C. M.: -Placental blood flow in toxaemia, Mortality rate, 850 Section of Neurology: 214 Mouse carcinogen in tobacco tar, 1362 (L) Dangers of bulbar poliomyelitis (A. B. K. BROWNE, N. L. M. See ROBERTSON, E. Elizabeth, Occupational cancer of nose and lung (J. G. Wilson), 279 1076 Morgan), 280 Diagnosis and treatment of meningitis (Honor BROWNE, R. C. See GREEN, R. B., 832 Pancreas; associated with thrombophlebitis M. V. Smith), 278 BROWNE, S. G.: Milk and protozoal infections, migrans (M. H. Oelbaum and Sabina J. Strich), New trends in of spastic paraplegia 1271 (C) 907 diagnosis Local (0) (M. A. Falconer), 279 BRUNSDON, D. F. V., and MALLETT, B. L.: Paraffin, liquid, as cause of bowel cancer, 1003 Surgical treatment of intracranial haemorrhage infection with Pasteurella septica following dog- Patients, life expectation of, 161 (R. T. Johnson), 279 bite, 607 (0) Prevention, 851 Section Obstetrics and Gynaecology: Buckston Browne Prize Essay, 1386 Prostate; structural changes after bilateral of 0. see 537 Clinical aspects of the menopause (A. W. Budtz-Olsen, E., Merskey, C., adrenalectomy; report of case (L. M. Franks), T. N. MacGregor, H. C. McLaren, BULKELEY, Winifred C. M.: Tuberculous meningitis 359 (0) Bourne, isoniazid; a com- and M. D. A. Evans), 214 treated with A.C.T.H. and Psychosomatic research, 1274 (C) with intrathecal 1127 (0); Dysmenorrhoea (D. M. Hart), 214 parison streptomycin, Statistical research, 849, 892 in obstetrics (T. N. A. 1433 (C) Submandibular gland, carcinoma of (K. D. Forceps present-day in and Jeffcoate, G. Boyd, W. Hunter, and E. P. BUNTON, G. L.: Acute appendicitis infancy Roberts), 323 213 early childhood, 71 (0); 1323 (C) Vital statistics, 892 Jones), J. Poison and Placental blood-flow in pre-eclampsia (J. C. M. Burial: Disposal of the Dead (C. 214 others), 381 Browne), in hernial 1220 CANNON, D. J.: Reaction to blood transfusion, Section Occupational Health: BtRKITrr, R. T.: Appendix the sac, (C) of Richard obituary of, 944 226 (C) cancer of the nose (J. G. Morgan), Burne, Higgins, for 1050 1158 Occupational Burnet, Sir Macfarlane: Natural History of Infectious CANTOR, J.: Site vaccination, (C), (C), 280 1272 Disease, 431 (C) Work and age; symposium (W. P. D. Logan, N.: Comfort in 440 C. W. F.: Anatomy and Physiology of CAPENER, callipers, (C) D. D. Reid, A. T. Welford, and I. M. Burnett, Commission's Obstetrics; A Short Text-book for Students and Capital punishment; Royal Report, Richardson), 280 775; 768 888 Midwives, 609 (L); (C) Section of Ophthalmology: A. See W. 1231 T. H. S., and HALL, J. M.: Disposable CAPLAN, MIALL, E., Corneal grafting (B. W. Rycroft, E. C. Zorab, BURNS, N. B., in 197 mask, 672 CAPON, Indigestion childhood, J. and A. G. Leigh), 281 oxygen Car. See Motor car Ayoub, Burns; treatment, 665 (L); 994 (C) Ocular complications of diabetes (G. I. Scott, exposure Ciba Foundation Collo- - 765 Carbohydrate metabolism: L. H. Howells, and A. B. Nutt), 280 Heating Appliances (Fireguards) Act, Hormonal with reference to quia on Endocrinology. Vol. VI: Section Orthopaedics: use of electrodermatome, special Factors in of its value in serious burns (P. Clarkson and D. A. Carbohydrate AMetabolism (Editor: The injured hand (W. Gissane, J. Furlong, E. W. 1416 763 (0) G. Wolstenholme), E. Lewis, L. W. Plewes, R. G. Pulvertaft, and Campbell), 1421 J. T.: Cord traction, 288 (C) Carbomycin, 1044; (A) 281 BuRROWES, - 11 others), and clinical uses, 18 Section Oto-Rhino-Laryngology: Bursaries instituted by Royal Society Nuffield of 403 of 294 Carbon dioxide snow in treatment eczema, of otitis media (I. S. Hall, J. I. M. Foundation, Management See Carcinoma. See Cancer; and under organs and Black, and G. H. Bateman), 282 Butazolidin." Phenylbutazone Butler, J. A. V., and Randall, J. T. (Editors): regions Upper respiratory tract infections in allergic Cardiff valve W. 394 in Biophysical Chemistry, Vol. 3, 715 inflating (W. Mushin), 202, children (J. A. James, T. A. Brand, and Progress causes 331 N.: Early immunization, 1322 (C) Caries, dental, of, (A) J. 283 BUTLER, - 88 Pepys), H. and J. R.: effect of fluoridation of water, (L) Section Pathology: BuTrLE, G. A. H., FEARN, J., HODGES, 1223 of Alcohol and barbiturates, 222 (C) Carney, Philip Gerard, obituary, Gastro-enteritis in young children (R. Cruick- 670 BYRNE, P. K.: Unwrapping the Journal, 1432 (C) Carotenoids, shank, J. Smith, Joan Taylor, K. B. Rogers, Cartilage transplants, 1210 (A) T. M. Parker, A. T. Roden, and others), 219 Cataract, congenital, treatment of, 295 Section of Preventive Medicine: CATHIE, I. A. B.: Venepuncture technique, 930; Cancer and the community (P. Stocks, R. W. 1375 (C) Raven and E. K. Macdonald), 276 Cattell, R. B.: Surgery of the Pancreas, 1204 Health visitor and family doctor (Lt. Roberts, C CAUCHI, J.: What is enpepilo?, 1378 (C) S. Thomas, and D. A. Williams), 276 Cavendish I of N. 1087; Lecture, Section Psychiatry: Caecum, amoeboma (E. Callum), A. Medical 96 of 1431 CAWADIAS, P.: auxiliaries, (C) tensions and the work of the general 1269 (C), (C) P. B.: Antihistamine Family 888 CAWTHORNE, T., and FOXWELL, (H. V. Dicks, W. S. MacDonald, CAIGER, H.: St. Luke's Day, (C) in the fenestration for practitioner W. G. and Thyrotox- operation otosclerosis, R. F. Barbour, Doris Odlum, and others), 220 I CALDWELL, D., MEIKLE, 80 icosis by thrombocytopenic purpura, (0) Section of Radiology: complicated Cells: Structural Cell 382 976; 1218 Aspects of Physiology, Radiology of congenital heart disease (R. E. (C) on London 1168 S.: 1270 (C) Census Report (vital statistics), Steiner, T. H. Hills, J. N. Pattinson, and CALLER, Cough syncope, for Health Education Summer L. Roberts), 337; 440 (C) Central Council others), 221 Callipers, new design (H. 714 B. N.: Amoeboma of caecum, 1087; School, Section Surgery: CALLUM, Cereals: effect of soil on vitamin 351 of 1269 1431 poor content, Relief of pain of vascular disease in the lower (C), (C) necrosis in subarachnoid R. and Porphyria Cerebellum; haemorrhage limb (Sir James Paterson Ross, J. B. Oldham, CALvERT, J., RiMINGTON, L. 1356 cutanea tarda in relapse; case report, 1131 (0) (A. Wells), (0) H. Dodd, C. G. Rob, and S. M. Cohen), 212 fluid: Lumbar H. G.: Overseas service, 1217 (C) Cerebrospinal puncture technique Treatment of gall-bladder diseases (R. J. M. CALWELL, 1040; 1161 B. See BROSTER, L. R., 1288 (W. Gooddy), (C) Love and H. C. Edwards), 211 CAMBER, in cause 296 of. See Universities; Cam- Cervical glands, multiple, children, of, Treatment of toxic goitre (R. V. Cooke and Cambridge, University CHALMERS, J. A.: Use of obstetric forceps, 115 9 (C) D. loan-Jones), 210 bridge JULY-DEC., 1953 INDEX CIA-CRA 7 CHALMERS, J. N. M., IKIN, Elizabeth W., and Chronic diseases, treatment of (parliamentary note), CONGRESSES (continued): MOURANT, A. E.: A study of two unusual 1166 Internal medicine; third international congress, blood-group antigens in West Africans, 175 (0) Ciba Foundation: Svmposium on the Spinal Cord 1228 CHARATAN, F. B.: Peripheral neuritis following (Editors: J. L. Malcolm andJ. A. B. Gray), 477 Librarianship, medical; first international con- tetraethylthiuram disulphide treatment, 380; Circulation. See Blood, circulation gress, 90 (A); 274 937 (C) CLARK, J. M. P. See GARLAND, H., 1105 Medicine in Sport; tenth international congress, Charing Cross Hospital Medical School, facilities for Clarke, E.: Michael Servetus (Nova et Vetera), 934 1280 students, 492 CLARKE, H.: A new infant cystoscope, 41 Nurses, International Council of; tenth quad- . inaugural session, 881 - Pain of transurethral manipulations, 887 (C) rennial congress, 54 .---- W. St. C. Symmers appointed to CLARKSON, P., and CAMPBELL, D. A.: Use of the Obstetrics and gynaecology; 14th British congress, chair of morbid anatomy, 160, 447 electrodermatome with special reference to its 1332 Charities: Trusts and Foundations (G. W. Keeling), value in serious burns, 763 (0) Ophthalmology. 17th international congress, 234 338 Claudication, intermittent, 42 (C) Orthopaedic surgery and traumatology; sixth Charles H. Best Institute, University of Toronto, CLAYE, A. M.: Occipito-posterior positions, 1 159 (C) international congress, 1280 opening, 893 - Abortifacient pastes, 1442 (C) CHARLESWORTH, F.: Orthopaedics and its name, CLEGHORN, T. E. See WEINER, W., 125 Paediatrics; seventh international congress, 518. 151 (C) CLEIN, L.: Acute dermatomyositis, 1357 (0) 988 Charnley, J.: Compression Arthrodesis: Including CLEMENrs, E. M. B.: Changes in mean stature and Physical therapy; first congress of World Con- Central Dislocation as a Principle in Hip Surgery, weight of British children over the past seventy federation, 680; exhibition of aids for the 1089 years, 897 (0); 926 (L); 1324 (C) disabled, 566 patronage Rheumatic diseases, eighth international congress, Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, royal CLINICAL PATHOLOGY IN GENERAL PRACTICE: 106, 671 for, 105 Dispatch of specimens (M. Hynes), 876 Social medicine; international congress, 275 CHATrERJEA, J. B. See DAS GUPTA, C. R., 645 Facilities under National Health Service (S. P. South African Medical Congress, 1386 Cheese rind, edibility of, 840 Bedson), 774; 935 (C) Vital statistics; first international congress; Chelation; uses in medicine, 1365 (A) Forensic specimens, collection of (D. Teare), 1150 presidential address, 1283 Chelsea Clinical Society, 1170 Glycosuria and hyperglycaemia (C. H. Gray), 1367 World Congress of Catholic Doctors, 1332 Chemistry: Histochemistry: Theoretical and Applied Gout, evidence of (O. Savage), 1424 (A. G. E. Pearse), 137 Infected urine (C. E. Dukes), 1262 CONNOLLY, R. C. See SMALL, J. M., 1072 Cheselden: William Cheselden, 1688-1752 (Sir Lumbar puncture (W. Gooddy), 1040; 1161 (C) Consultants and Specialists, numbers employed by Zachary Cope), 1088 Pleural, pericardial, and peritoneal tap (T. Parkin- regional hospital boards (parliamentary note), son), 985 229 CHEST: Public Health Laboratory Service (M. T. Parker), Contraception. See Birth control Institute of Diseases of the Chest, 500 823; 1048 (C), 1272 (C) Conway, E. J.: The Biochemistry of Gastric Acid Die Lungenresektionen (A. Lezius), 190 Renal function tests (R. I. S. Bayliss), 1318 Secretion, 815 Operative Thorakoskopie (S. Dujmusic), 265 Taking swabs (R. Cruickshank), 1095 CONWAY, H., and MEIKLE, R. W.: Detection of Post-operative chest, 97; 224 (C) (H. E. Archer), achlorhydria without intubation, 1019 (0) Thoracotomy, emergency, for massive spontaneous Urine testing in the surgery 1211 Cooke, R. V.: Treatment of toxic goitre, 210 haemopneumothorax (J. Borrie), 16 (0) Venepuncture technique (I. A. B. Cathie), 930; COOKSON, J. S., and LAWrON, Ann: Hop dermatitis Thoraxchirurgie, 105 1 100 (C), 1375 (C) in Herefordshire, 376 (0); 726 (C), 994 (C) Clinical Research Board, 140, 147; 286 (C) COOPER. W. See BELIOS, G. D., 805 Chickenpox; reactivation of virus by cortisone Clocks, physiological, 56 COPE, C. L.: Cortisone and A.C.T.H., 271, 333 therapy (J. C. Shee and P. Fehrsen), 82 (0) Coal-gas poisoning, resuscitation after, 634 - and HURLOCK, B.: 1 7-Hydroxy-corticosterone Coal-miners. See Miners and Mining content of human ascitic fluid, 753 (0) CHILDREN: see also Infants Coccydynia, causes of, 1152 Cope, Sir Zachary, William Cheselden, 1688-1752, Accidental poisoning (D. Swinscow and J. 0. Cochrane, A. L.: Radiological diagnosis of pnet- 1088 Craig), 217; 1207 (L) moconiosis, 278 COPEMAN, W. S. C.: Medical auxiliaries, 288 (C) Appendicitis, acute in infancy and early childhood - See MIALL, W. E., 1231 and SAVAGE, O.: Cortisone and A.C.T.H., (G. L. Bunton), 71 (0); 1323 (C) COFFIN, F. R.: Subacute bacterial endocarditis, 885 (C) - in the young child, 1148 (A) 571 (C) Copenlhagen University. See Universities, Copen- Backward child, 392 (C) COGHILL, N. F. See BRoTmAcHER, L., 886 hagen, 1098 Changes in mean stature and weight of British COHEN, A. M.: Two cases of polyarteritis nodosa Copley Medal, 1111 children over the past seventy years (E. M. B. with uraemia, 262 Cor triloculare biatriatum with survival to adult life Clements), 897 (0); 926 (L); 1324 (C) Cohen, Sir Henry: Discovery of insulin (Nova et (D. R. Barry and D. H. Isaac), 921 (0) Child Health: report of the Committee on Child Vetera), 439 CORBET. R. M.: Simple depressed fracture of the Health, Scottish Health Services Council, 76 Cohen, S. M.: Pain in vascular disease, 213 skull, 151 (C) Childhood and Society (E. H. Erikson), 1205 Cold, common; cultivation of virus, 771 (A) CORBET, W. M.: Filatov's tissue therapy, 896 (C) Chloramphenicol treatment of bronchiectasis - resistance of hay-fever patients, 1327 (C) - Pain of transurethral manipulation, 940 (C) (A. W. Franklin and L. P. Garrod), 1067 (0) -effect on blood picture (O. Wilson), 1425 CORBETT, H. V.: Transverse arrest of the head, Deaf, auditory training of, 732 -sensitivity to, 450 340 (C) Effect of dried liver on growing children, 150 (C) COLE, L.: Treatment of tetanus, 1099 (C) Corneal grafting (B. W. Rycroft and others), 281 Fanconi and Wallgren's Textbook of Paediatrics COLEBROOK, L.: Almroth Wright-pioneer in - loupe, illuminated (H. E. Hobbs), 1157 (Editor: W. R. F. Collis), 84 immunology, 636 (0); 831 (C) Corner, G. W.: Attaining Manhood: A4 Doctor Feeding without milk, 874 (A) Colitis, ulcerative, conservative surgery in treatment Talks to Boys About Sex, 816 Foot defects, incidence, cause, and prevention, 750 (S. 0. Aylett), 1348 (0); 1364 (A) - Attaining W'omanhood: A Doctor Talks to Girls Indigestion in childhood (N. B. Capon), 197 Collagen/chondroitin-sulphate ratio changes in About Sex, 816 Indirect hernia, 1442 composition of articular cartilage in osteo- Coronary disease (D. E. Bedford and others), 203 Institute of Child Health, 499 arthritis (B. F. Matthews), 660 (0) Coroners Bill (parliamentary note), 1225 Model child welfare centre at Institute of Child COLLEE, J. G.: A visual aid, 568 (C) CORTISONE: Health, 234 COLLEGE OF GENERAL PRACTITIONERS: A.C.T.H. and cortisone in idiopathic thrombo- Mortality from tuberculosis in Sheffield; possible Annual general meeting, 293, 1002, 1154 cytopenic and Sch6nlein-Henoch (allergic) causes of its decline (J. Lorber), 1122 (0); Future membership, 1376 (C) purpura (D. G. Adamson and others), 656 (0); 1323 (C) Gavel, 1321 937 (C) Normal Child: Some Problems of the First Three Lectures, 784 In dermatomyositis, 1357 Years and Their Treatment (R. S. Illingworth), Research plans, 1209 (A); 1376 (C) Reactivation of varicella by cortisone therapy 324 Teaching of general practice by general practi- (J. C. Shee and P. Fehrsen), 82 (0) Obesity in; assessment, 1405 tioners; report of undergraduate education Supply to hospitals, 518 Paediatrics in U.S.S.R., 1321 committee of Foundation Council, 36 Therapy; principles, indications and contra- -seventh international congress, 518, 988 indications (C. L. Cope), 271, 333 Polibmyelitis in children under 6 months in COLLEGES: Treatment of blood disorders, 1400 England and Wales during 1950 (D. H. Geffen See American College of Physicians Urinary steroid excretion in rheumatoid arthritis; and Susan Tracy), 427 (0) Royal Australasian College of Physicians changes in ketonic and non-ketonic fractions Problems of Infancy and Childhood (M. J. E. Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynae- during hormone therapy (A. E. Kellie and Senn), 664 cologists 594 Psycho-Analysis and Child Psyctiatry (E. Glover), Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh A. P. Wade), (0) 609 Royal College of Physicians of London Corvasymton " in treatment of lime burns of eye, Pyelitis (A. V. Neale), 34 Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh 426 School medical examitnations; presence of teacher, Royal College of Surgeons of England CORVILAIN, J.: Action of thiouracil and thyroxine 1333 Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland administration on adrenal function, 915 (0) Spastics, unit for, 822 (A) Royal Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons of Cory, D. W.: The Homosexual Outlook; A Sub- Spiritual Development of the Child (Agatha H. Glasgow jective .4pproach, 1255 Bowley and M. Townroe), 1144 Collis, W. R. F. (Editor): Fanconi and Wallgren's Cosmetics, hormones in, 785 Surgery of Infancy and Childhood: Its Principles Textbook of Paediatrics, 84 Costo-clavicular compression of subclavian vein E. Gross), 869 (R. Wvburn-Mason), 1198 (0); 1375 (C) and Techniques (R. Colonial Medical Service, 497 G., and Smith, R. W.: Visiting at children's hospitals, 96 Colonic washouts, 11 13 Cotton, M. H., Jacobson, H. Comedones in infants, 108 The Roentgen Aspects of the Papilla and Ampulla Chloramphenicol: Clinical uses, 11 17 Commission on divine healing, 1001 of Vater, 923 - H. influenzae, in-vitro sensitivity, 1069 Coughing, syncope after; mechanism (E. P. Sharpey- - in ophthalmology, 302 CONGRESSES: Schafer), 860 (0); 1047 (C), 1219 (C), 1270 (C) - in typhoid fever complicated by haemolytic Angiology; second congress of International COVELL, Sir Gordon: Treatment of acute malaria, anaemia, 360 Society, 826 41 (C), 392 (C) -treatment of herpes simplex, 288 (C) Blood transfusion; fifth international congress, - Malaria in ex-servicemen, 1326 (C) Chloroquine, use and effectiveness in Nigeria, 177 1112 - SHUTE, P. G., and MARYON, M.: Pyrimethamine CHOA, G. H. See McFADZEAN, A. J. S., 360 Cardiology, second international congress, 106 (" daraprim ") in the treatment of vivax malaria, Cholangitis, suppurative, fatal, without obstruction Clinical pathology; international congress, Wash- 258 (0); 266 (L) (A. Gee), 322 ington, 1170 Coventry: Poliomyelitis outbreak, 782 Cholecystitis, acute with secondary stasis of large Education, medical, first world Congress. See Cowburn Research Fellowship, 493 bowel (G. Ferguson), 867 Education, medical Cowper, John, obituary of, 397 CItusnE, R. V.: Subacute bacterial endocarditis, Films; seventh congress of International Scientific Crab lice, mode of spread, 1441 438; 571 (C), 727 (C), 830 (C) Film Association, 350 CRABBE, W. A.: Malaria in ex-servicemen, 444 (C) Christmas disease, 97 Haematology; fourth European congress, 825 Craddock, D.: Introduction to General Practice, 1254 Christmas Gifts Fund Appeal, 777 (C) Industrial medicine; eleventh international con- CRAIG, J.: Possible sequel of treating infants in Christophers, Sir Rickard, eightieth birthday of, 1214 gress, 54, 1112 erect posture, 98 (C), 887 (C) BRITISH 8 CRA-DYS INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Craig, J. O.: Accidental poisoning in childhood, 217 DAVIES, D. M. See SAVIDGF, R. S., 136, 567 DIPHTHERIA: CRAIGMILE, Doris A.: Incidence, origin, and preven- DAVIES, F. M. E.: Exposure treatment of burns, Diphtheria-pertussis immunization, advisability of tion of certain foot defects. 749 (0); 772 (A); 994 (C) B.C.G. vaccination during. 1282 935 (C), 161 (C) DAVIES, H. R.: Morphine and alcohol, 940 (C) Graphs (vital statistics), 1110, 1169, 1227 CRANE, J. E.: Please wash your hands, 570 (C) DAVIES, R. M., MOORE, F. T., and WYNN-WILLIAMS, Immunization, 1045 CRAWFORD, L.: " Smog," 1048 (C) D.: Treatment of acute pancreatitis with Post-inoculation poliomyelitis (J. Grant), 66 (0); Cream, synthetic, 55 hexamethonium bromide, 1251 (0); 1430 (C) 223 (C), 266 (C), 285 (C), 394 (C), 829 (C) CREGAN, Judith, DUNLOP, E. E., and HAYWARD, DAVIES, W.: Appendix in the hernial sac, 887 (C) Prophylaxis, 1313 (L); 1322 (C) Nancy J.: Bacterial content of human small DAVIS, E. D. D.: Clinical research in the N.H.S., - inoculation technique, 394 (C) intestine in disease of the stomach, 1248 (0) 442 (C) Cremation certificates, fees for (parliamentary note), DAVIS, W. S.: Post-operative chest, 97 (C) Disabled persons, employment, 837, 1166 (parliamen- 1166 DAVISON, Dorothy: Visual aids to education, 727 (C) tary note) Crew, F. A. E.: The Arvy Aflelical Services: Davison, M. H.: Hypnotism in anaesthesia, 215 -exhibition of aids for, 566 Admninistration. Vol. 1. it1edical History of D.D.T., dermatitis due to, 682 DISCOMBE, G.: Reaction to blood transfusion, 45 (C) the Second World War, 324 Dead: Disposal of the Dead (C. J. Polson and - Blood transfusion accidents, 569 (0) CRICK, R. P. See SORSBY, A., 301 others), 381 - Blood transfusion: prevention of accidents, 878 Crime: Current views on causes. 893 - and TREIP, C. S.: Cutaneous manifestations of - Psychological Disorder and Crime (W. L. porphyria, 1134 (0) Neustatter), 138 DEAAFNSS: see also Ear; Hearing; Oto-rhino- Disease, chronic: Patients are People: A Medical- Psychopathic Delinquent and Crimninal (G. N. laryngology; Otosclerosis Social Approach to Prolonged Illness (Minna Thompson), 138 And malnutrition, 404 Field), 1 144 CRITCHLEY, M.: Physiological clocks. 56 (C) Children, deaf, auditory training of, 732 DOBBIE, B. M. W.: Press publicity, 1378 (C) -The Parietal Lobes, 1416 On board ship, 734 Doctor. See Consultants and Specialists; Medical CROCKET, R. W.: In-patient care of general hospital Sudden unilateral; cause and treatment, 840 practitioners psychiatric patients; experience with 500 cases, DODD, H.: Dangers of ethanolamine oleate injection 122(0) treatment for varicose veins, 726 (C) CROCKETr, G. S., and SIMPSON, K.: Malaria in DEAN. G.: Porphyria, 1291 (0) - Treatment of varicose veins, 212 neighbouring Londoners, 1141 (0); 1375 (C) Death certification, 43 (C) DOGGART, J. H.: Spectacles; functions and indica- CROFrON, J.: Desensitization to streptomycin and Defaecation, frequent; cause and treatment, 1281 tions, 388; 886 (C), 1220 (C) P.A.S., 1014 (0); 1322 (C) Degos, R.: Dermatologie, 546 DOLL, R.: Bronchial carcinoma: Incidence and CRONHELM, H. J.: Danger of penicillin injection, Delario, A. G.: Roentgen, Radiuni and Radioisotope aetiology, 521 (0), 585 (0); 940 (C) 778 (C) Thfrapy, 1089 DONALD, K. W. See WADE, 0. L., 902 CRONK, P. G.: Myocardial calcification associated Deliriu7n tremens treated with A.C.T.H., 339 (C) DONALDSON, M.: Cancer and the public, 342 (C), with pituitary adenoma and obesity, 374 (0) Delorme, F. J.: Hypothermia and anaesthesia, 215 675 (C) Croonian Lectures, 163, 243 Denmark: Study of medicine at the University of CROPPER, C. F. J.: Malaria in ex-servicemen, Copenhagen, 1537-1645 (C. Lillingston) (Nova DOUCAS, J.: Orthopaedics and its name, 675 (C) 1269 (C) et Vetera), 1098 DOUGLAS, K. M.: Perforation of tuberculous ulcer CROWDEN, G. P.: Fog control in the home, 440 (C) Denning, Lord Justice: The Changing Law (medico- of small intestine, 922 CROWLEY, D.: Alcohol-induced pain in Hodgkin's legal note), 291 DOUGRAY, T. See MCKEOWN, T., 253 disease, 936 (C) DENNISON, W. M. See WHiTE, N., 1323 DOUTHwAITE, A. H.: The banning of heroin, 338 (C) Crowley, Ralph Henry, obituary of, 833 DENT, C. E., FLYNN, F. V., and NABARRO, J. D. N.: -" Fibrositis," 205 CROWTHER, K. V.: Some complications of temporal Hypercalcaemia and impairment of renal DoWvNE, V. J.: Post-operative chest, 224 (C) arteritis, 888 (C) function in generalized sarcoidosis, 808 (0) DOYLE, J. 0.: Case of leprosy seen in a venereal CRUICKSHANK, B.: Appeal for specimens, 1431 (C) DENT, R. V., MILNE, M. D., ROUSSAK, N. J., and disease clinic in Britain, 261 (0) Cruickshank, R.: Gastro-enteritis in young children, STEINER. G.: Abdominal topography in relation Dracunculiasis (Guinea-worm) in Nairobi; case 219 to senile osteoporosis of the spine, 1082 (0) (A. L. Ribeiro), 1310 -Taking swabs, 1095; 1324 (C) Dentistry: Dr. Howe and the Forsyth Infirmary DRUGS: CSATO, T.: Peptic ulcer in women, 95 (C) (R. W. Brown), 816 Centenary of hypodermic injection (G. A. Mogey), CUMMING, G. See WADE, 0. L., 902 Denture granuloma, 151 (C) 1180 (0) Curare in peptic ulcer, 1230 Dermatitis: Contact Dermatitis (G. L. Waldbott), 265 Dangerous Drugs Act 1951, 1386 CURRAN, E. J.: Proguanil-resistant malaria, 149 (C) - due to hop picking in Herefordshire (J. S. Cookson List of recommended proprietary drugs, 195 (A) CURRIE, T. T.: Controlled respiration and apnoea and Ann Lawton), 376 (0); 726 (C) Prescriptions for private patients (parliamentary in anaesthesia, 225 (C) herpetiformis, treatment of, 734 Dermatology. See Skin note), 1329 CURWEN, M. P. See WILLIAMS, I. G., 787 Second Interim Report of Joint Committee on Cutting, W. C. (Editor): Annual Review of Medicine, Dermatomyositis, acute (L. Clein), 1357 (0) Prescribing, 925 (L) Vol.4, 1144 DEUCHAR, D. C., and VENNER, A.: Blood pressure Supplementary lists of approved names, 273, 1321 Cyanide poisoning, nitrates in treatment of, 682 during cardiac massage in man, 134 (0) Truth in advertising (parliamentary note), 102 Cyanides in industry; toxic hazards, 296 DEWAR, H. A., OWEN, S. G., and JENKINS, A. R.: CYRIAX, J., and TROISIER, O.: Hydrocortone and Effect of hexamethonium bromide on the DRUITT, D. C.: An American cottage hospital, soft-tissue lesions, 966 (0); 1161 (C) cerebral circulation in hypertension, 1017 (0) 940 (C) DE Hodgkin's - Primary " fibrositis" an imaginary disease, 206 WINTER, J. G.: Alcohol-induced pain in Drummond, Sir Jack, memorial to, 196 (A) - Disc Lesions for the General Practitioner, 381 disease, 604 (0); 832 (C), 936 (C) Drunkenness in England and Wales, 1056 Cystoscope for infants (H. Clarke), 41 Dextran as blood substitute, 45 (C) -intravenous barbiturates in treatment, 95; 286 (C) Cytochemistry: A Critical Approach (J. F. Danielli), -ocular signs, 577 264 DRURY, M. I.: A case of Friedlander's pneumonia Cytology: Structural Aspects of Cell Physiology, 382 DIABETES MELLIruS: treated with aureomycin, 1203 Classification of various insulins (F. Gerritzen), Dublin University. See Universities: Dublin 1030 (0); 1037 (L); 1325 (C) DUGDALE, N.: Treatment of malaria, 1102 (C) Diabetic coma associated with lipaemia and DUGGAN, N.: Lumbar puncture, 1161 (C) complicated by uraemia (S. Z. Kalinowski and Dujmusic, S.: Operative Thorakoskople, 265 J. M. Walker), 661 DUKE, H. L.: Unwrapping the Journal, 1326 (C) D Discovery of insulin (Sir Henry Cohen) (Nova et DUKES, C. E.: Infected urine, 1262 Vetera), 439 DUMOULIN, J. G.: Pregnancy following haematosal- Driving licences for diabetics (medico-legal note), pinx, 814 0 Dale, Sir Henry: Changes and prospects in medicinal 835 treatment lectures), 1369 Dumping " syndrome. See Gastrectomy (Harben In pregnancy; prognosis, 288 (C) Dunant, Henry: Man Born to Live: Life and Work - Scientific basis of medicine; opening address at Influence of growth hormone on aetiology, 668 (A) of Henry Dunant, Founder of the Red Cross British Postgraduate Medical Federation, 881 Insulin zinc suspensions (J. D. N. Nabarro and C. H.: The of transurethral manipula- (Ellen Hart), 431 DALES, pain J. M. Stowers), 1027 (0); 1037 (L); 1215 (C) DUNCAN, J. T.: Histoplasmosis in Great Britain, tions, 567 (C) "Lente " insulin (insulin zinc suspension); further Sir Allen: Place of the hospital in a National 1103 (C) DALEY, studies (W. Oakley), 1021 (0); 1037 (L); DUNDEE, J. W., GRAY, T. C., MESHAM, P. R., and Health Service, 163 (0) 1215 (C), 1325 (C), 1431 (C) G.: Bornholm disease, 287 (C) SCOTT, W. E. B.: Hypothermia with autonomic DALLDORF, Method of preventing insulin atrophy (J. G. Fox block in man, 1237 (0); 1256 (L) Dalton, D. J., obituary of, 678 and others), 1202 (0) Katharina: Cyclical buccal ulceration, - Scorr, W. E. B., and MFEsHAM, P. R.: Production DALTON, New insulins-lente, ultralente, and semilente of hypothermia, 1244 (0); 1256 (L) 786 (C) (I. Murray and R. B. Wilson), 1023 (0); Dundee University. See Universities: Dundee DAMATO, F. J.: Treatment of lime burns of the eye 1037 (L); 1215 (C), 1325 (C), 1377 (C) with " corvasymton" and undermining of DUNLOP, E. E. See CREGAN, Judith, 1248 Ocular complications (G. I. Scott and L. H. DUNLOP, G. A.: The cultured student, 831 (C) conjunctiva, 426 (0) Howells), 280 Dameshek, W., and Welch, C. S.: R.vpersplenism Dunn, C. L. (Editor): Medical History of the Second the 869 Regional diabetic services, 160 World War. Vol. 2: EmergencY Medical and Surgery of Spleen, taste in mouth, 351 J. F.: A Critical Approach, Sweet diabetic's Ser-vices, 663 Danielli, Cytochemistry: Die Zuckerkrankheit: Diagnose, Klinik, Pai-holo- DUNSFORD, I., BOWLEY, C. C., HUTCHISON, Ann M., 264 gie, und Therapie (E. Wiechmann), 431 Daraprim." See Pyrimethamine THOMPSON, Joan S., SANGER, Ruth, and RACE, Darlington, C. D.: The Facts of Life, 1033 R. R.: Human blood-group chimera, 81 (0); Darwin's house: custody transferred to Royal 286 (C) College of Surgeons, 633 Diagnosis: Clinical Investigation: A Manual for - See BOoTH, P. B., 41 DAs GUPTA, C. R., CHATTERJEA, J. B., and BASU, P.: Practitioners and Students (E. H. Stokes), 608 Duodenum, leiomyosarcoma of, anaemia due to, 311 Vitamin B12 in nutritional macrocytic anaemia, Diamorphine, proposed banning of, 196 (A) Duodenum, ulcer of. See Peptic ulcer 645 (0) Diarrhoea, coliform, in adult hospital patients Dupuytren's contracture as industrial disease DAVENPORT, H. T.: Reciprocity of qualifications, (W. McNaught and J. S. Stevenson), 182 (0) (parliamentary note), 1166 779 (C) Dicks, H. V.: Stresses within the family, 220 Durham University. See Universities: Durham David Anderson-Berry Prize, 1386 Dictionaries: Faber Medical Dictionatsl? (Editor: DUTTON, W. A. W., and BLAND, H. J.: Hiatus DAVIDSON, L.: Modified leucotomy operations, Sir Cecil Wakeley), 1144 hernia and pregnancy; review of nine cases and 939 (C) DIENGOTT, D. See BROMBERG, V. M., 761 the literature, 864 (0); 873 (A) DAvIDSON, L. A. G.: Clinical trial of methimazole Digestive tract: Gastrointestinal X-ray Diagnosis Dysentery, amoebic, treatment of, 840 in treatment of thyrotoxicosis, 1300 (0) (M. Ritvo and I. A. Shauffer), 978 -graphs (vital statistics), 52, 104, 158, 232, 292, Davidson, L. S. P., elected president of the Royal - see also Intestines; Stomach; etc. 348, 402, 448, 517, 575, 632, 679, 731, 783 College of Physicians of Edinburgh, 1332 DILLON, F.: The cultured student, 673 (C) Dyslexia, diagnosis and management of, 404 DAVIDSON, S. G.: Spontaneous rupture of oeso- Dimercaprol, treatment of mercuric chloride poison- Dysmenorrhoea (D. M. Hart), 214 phagus treated by operation, 1253 ing (E. Montuschi), 545 Dysphagia, Plummer-Vinson type; nature and Davidson Clinic Summer School, 106 Diphenhydramine hydrochloride poisoning, acute; treatment (J. A. W. Bingham and J. S. Logan), DAVIE, W. J. A. See FULLERTON, H. W., 250 case (F. E. Aaron), 24 650 (0); 830 (C) JULY-DEC., 1953 INDEX EAR-FOO 9 E ELKELES, A.: Chronic gastric ulcer, 1158 (C) ELLERKER, A. G., and PARRY, H. E.: Deceptive F acute abdomen, 224 (C) Faculty of Ophthalmologists: Appointments, 231 EAR: see also Deafness; Hearing; Otitis; Oto- ELLIS, F. See STOLL, B. A., 796 Faculty of Radiologists, Examination results, 158 rhino-laryngology Ellis, John Weaver, obituary of, 399 FAIRBAIRN, W. R. D.: Male pseudohermaphroditism, Involvement in malnutrition, 404 Ellis, Valentine Herbert, obituary of, 729 94 (C) Lehrbuck dec Ohrenheilkunde (E. Ltischer), 978 Ellis, William Francis, obituary of, 228 Fairbrother, R. W.: Use and abuse of antibiotics, 208 Otitis externa in the Tropics, 896 Ellison, Joseph Bramhall, obituary of, 1107 FAIRER, J. G. See SsmnH, A., 1247 Embalming: The Disposal of the Dead (C. J. Polson FAIRLEY, Sir Neil Hamilton: Malaria in ex-service- Earthquakes in Greece; W.H.O. aid, 590 and others), 381 men, 1157 (C); 1145 (L); 1269 (C) East, Sir William Norwood, obituary of, 1050 Embryology: Manual of Embryology (J. E. Frazer), Faith healing; commission on divine healing, 1001 East Africa: Registration with local medical quali- 26 Fallopian tubes: Haematosalpinx- subsequent fication, 576 Emergency Bed Service; clinical details required, pregnancy (J. G. Dumoulin), 814 Eating behaviour, 270 (A) 888 (C) --tubo-uterine implantation reamer (V. B. Eckenstein, Kenneth Edward, obituary of, 630 - -- new warning system, 1002 Green-Armytage), 391 (correction, 1442) Emergency Medical Services, history of, 663 Family Planning Association, 1170 Eczema, association with reticulosis, 442 (C) Emotional reactions, 1422 (A) Fat: Relationship of alimentary lipaemia to blood - infantile, long-term prognosis in, 46 (C), 831 (C) Empire Medical Advisory Bureau, 506 coagulability (H. W. Fullerton and others), - nummular (C. H. Whittle), 218 Empire Rheumatism Council: Phenylbutazone 250; 443 (C) - treatment with carbon dioxide snow, 403 symposium, 1213 FEARN H. J. See BUTTLE, G. A. H., 222 EDGAR, B.: Phenylbutazone, 511 (C) EMRYS-ROBERTS, R. M.: Occipito-posterior positions, Feet. See Foot Edinburgh, Duke of, elected Hon. F.R.C.S., 932 1159 (C) FEHRSEN, P. See SHEE, J. C., 82 Edinburgh University. See Universities: Edinburgh Encephalomyelitis, acute disseminated, and acute Fellowship of Postgraduate Medicine, 500 EDINGTON, G. M.: Sickle-cell anaemia in the Accra disseminated sclerosis; results of treatment Felty's syndrome treated by splenectomy (D. district of the Gold Coast; review of twenty with A.C.T.H. (H. G. Miller and J. L. Gibbons), Rackow), 1415 cases, 957 (0); 1217 (C) 1345 (0) Femur, fractures; broken acrylic head, 939 (C), EDMUNDS, P. N. See FORFAR, J. O., 170 Endocarditis, bacterial, subacute, caused by haemoly- 1050 (C), 1 101 (C) Edridge-Green Lectures, 576 tic Staph. albus, specific bacteriolysin 'in -head, blood supply of (M. Harty), 1236 (0) Education: What is education ? (Sir Richard (Margaret M. O'Hare and J. S. Stevenson), FENWICK, T.: Familial hypertrophic pyloric stenosis, Livingstone), 454 (0); 673 (C) 1086 (0) 12 (0) - Physique and choice of faculty (R. W. Parnell), - - diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis (R. V. FERGUSON, G.: Stasis of large bowel secondary to 472 (0) Christie), 438; 571 (C), 727 (C) acute cholecystitis, 867 - treatment with antibiotics, 1119 FERGUSON, V. L.: Orthopaedics and its name, 42 (C) EDUCATION, MEDICAL: Endocrinology: Clinical Endocrinology (A. W. Ferrous sulphate poisoning; pyloric stenosis and Aims and content of medical curriculum; under- Spence), 1033 fibrous stricture of stomach due to (F. G. M. graduate medical education (Sir Arcot Mudaliar), -Endocrine Treatment in General Practice (M. A. Ross), 1200 (0) 468; discussion, 487; 558, 617 Goldzieher), 1205 Challenge to medical education in the second half -research in Sweden. 122 FERTILITY AND INFERTILITY: of the twentieth century; (President's address Endurance test, rations for, 1388 Effects of testosterone implants in men with at First World Conference on Medical Educa- England and Wales, Registrar-General's quarterly defective spermatogenesis (G. I. M. Swyer), tion) (Sir Lionel Whitby), 451 (0); 673 (C), returns (vital statistics). 292, 946 1080 (0) 831 (C); see also Supplement Enpepilo; what is it ?, 1378 (C) Fertility in the female (D. Llewellyn-Jones), 180 (0) Educational number of British Medical Journal, ENRIGHT, J. F.: Acute inversion of uterus success- - in relation to occupation, 771 (A) 451-506, 673 (C); see also Supplement fully treated by intravaginal hydraulic pressure, La Sterilita nel laschio: Fisiopatologia degll Eire's medical schools, 1317 (A) 714 Organi della Reproduzione. Diagnostica e First World Conference on Medical Education, Entainoeba histolvtica infestation in mentally deficient Terapia dell'Infertilita Maschile (G. Longo), 609 27 (L), 435 (L), 478 (L), 549 (L); programme, children, 805 Sterility: The Diagnostic Survey of the Infertile 32, 233 Enteric fever. See also Paratyphoid fever; Typhoid Couple (W. W. Williams), 25 Opening ceremonies and inaugural session, 484 fever President's address, 451 (0); 673 (C), 831 (C); - graphs (vital statistics), 52, 104, 158, 232, 348, Fibrositis (A. T. Rogers and others), 205 see also Supplement 402, 447, 517, 575, 632, 679, 731, 783, 1110, - treatment, 682 (C) Addresses at Plenary session, 451-66; 673 (C) 1227 Field, Minna: Patients are People: A Medical- Statements of vice-presidents, 467-72; 676 (C) 1168, Social Approach to Proloniged Illness, 1 144 Proceedings of sections, 486, 556, 615 - holiday T.A.B. vaccine, 56 (C) Filatov's tissue therapy, 634 Concluding plenary sessions and closing pro- ENTRACT, J. P.: Dr. Johnson as scientist and patient, Fildes, Sir Paul, and van Heyningen, W. E. (Editors): ceedings, 565, 615 395 (C) Nature of Virus Multiplication. Second Sym- Social occasions, 565 Enzymes and their activities, 927 (L) posiuttI of the Society for General Microbiology, History of medical education (J. F. Fulton), EPIDEMIOLOGY: 476 457 (0) Epidemiological notes. See Vital statistics Humour in medical education, 482 (A) Epidemiology of Health (Editor, I. Galdston), FILMS: Industrial medicine, 480 (L); 832 (C) 664 Catalogue of Medical Films: supplement, 968 Insurance to provide cost, 483 (A) W.H.O. cable code, 160 French prize for medical film, 947 London undergraduate schools, 491 EPILEPSY: Malaria, 1358 Postgraduate facilities in London, 499 British Epilepsy Association; second annual New medical films, 536, 920 - - in provinces, 500 general meeting, 38 Plan for distribution of medical films, 838 Preventive and social medicine, 489, 563 Epileptic colonies in Britain, 652 Psychology, 1246 Requirements for entry into medical schools, 486, In childhood, 988 Surgery of peptic ulcer, 732 556, 615, 676 (C) Should an epileptii ever drive a car?, 634; 831 (C) Three-dimensional surgical film in colour, 273 Selection of students (V. Johnson), 467; discus- Traumatic, 434 (L) sion, 486 Value of primidone (C. W. M. Whitty), 540 (0) Findlay, L., appointed chief of Health Division Techniques and methods (A. Hurtado), 469; United Nations Relief and Works Agency for discussion, 487; 560, 620 EPSTEIN, M. R.: Acute appendicitis in infancy and Palestine Refugees, 105 Training in methods of research, 481 (A) early childhood, 512 (C) Fingers: Correction of congenital deformities, 449 Tutorial system, 780 (C) Ergot preparations; toxic effects, 1230 - cosmetic amputation, 1322 (C) Visual aids, 727 (C) Erikson, E. H.: Childhood and Society, 1205 - and toes, congenital deformities, 449 Erythroblastosis in first-born, 41 (C) FrNLAND, M.: Clinical uses of currently available Edwards, H. C.: Treatment of gall-bladder diseases, Erythrocytes. See Blood antibiotics, 1115 (0); 1147 (A) 211 Erythromycin: Clinical uses, 1044, 1118 Finlay, Thomas Yule, obituary of, 1381 EDWARDS, L. R. L.: Lead in lollies, 1160 (C) ESSEx-LoPRESTI, M.: Disposal of anaesthetics, FrrzGERALD, T. B.: Insurance against misfortune, EDWARDS, W.: Please wash your hands, 444 (C) 1433 (C) 1379 (C) Eggs, pH of, 531 Ethics: Professional secrecy in evidence, 1442 Flanigan, John Joseph, criminal proceedings against - and delirium, 296 Ethanolamine oleate injection treatment for varicose (medico-legal note), 399 Einhorn. Max, obituary of, 998 veins, dangers of, 510 (C); 725, 726 FLATT, A. E. See RICHARDSON, J. E., 311 Eire. See Ireland. Republic of Ethyl vanillate treatment of disseminated histo- FLEMING, R.: A chemically treated mask, 1160 (C) Electric convulsion therapy; method at Cork plasmosis, 857; 1270 (C) Fleming-Bernard, Andrew Milroy, obituary of, 1163 Mental Hospital, 97; 226 (C) EUNSON, L. H.: Nocturnal myoclonus, 1274 (C) FLETCHER, J.: Fluoridation of water, 341 (C) - use of anaesthetic, 520; 786 (C) Eunuchs, Chinese; method of castration, 1442 Floyd, William Robert, obituary of, 397 Electrocardiogaphy: Cardiography in Genteral European Society of Cardiovascular Surgery, Fluoridation of water supplies (parliamentary note), Practice: Electrocardiography, Vectorcardio- 1332 1329, 1383 graphy, and Ballistocardiography (A. I. Schaffer), EVANS, A. D., and LENNOX, Mary: An outbreak of - Fluoridation of Domestic Water Supplies in North 85 trichiniasis in Barry, Glamorgan; improved America as a Means of Controlling Dental Introductioni to the Interpretation of the Electro- technique for demonstration of trichinella in Caries, 88 (L) cardio'ramn (L. N. Katz and others), 1312 muscle, 131 (0) Fluoride treatment of teeth (parliamentary note), 1276 Electrocortin, new adrenal compound, 552 (A) Evans, Albert Edward, obituary of, 153 FLYNN, F. V. See DENT, C. E., 808 Electrodermatome; use with special reference to its EVANS, R. J.: Public Health Laboratory Service, Fog. See Air pollution value in serious burns (P. Clarkson and D. A. 1272 (C) Folic acid, effect on diarrhoea in sprue, 895 Campbell), 763 (0) Evans, W.: Pulmonary heart disease, 216 - excretion studies in investigation of malignant Electroencephalographic Society, 894 Evolution: Symposia of the Society for Experimental disease (R. H. Girdwood), 741 (0) Electrolyte imbalance after operation for pituitary Biology. Number VII: Evolution, 1360 - serum vitamin B12 concentrations of patients tumour (E. A. W. Houghton), 372 (0) Execution methods, 888 (C) with megaloblastic anaemia after treatment with Electronic eyes?, 1094 vitamin B,., folic acid, or folinic acid (D. L. Electronics and medicine; eighth annual exhibition EYE: see also Blindness; Ophthalmology; Vision Mollin and G. I. M. Ross), 640 (0) of Institution of Electronics, 54, 337 Aureomycin, chloramphenicol and terramycin in ELEK, S. D., and ANDERSON, H. F.: Paroxysmal, ophthalmology (A. Sorsby and others), 301 FOOD: see also Bread; Infant feeding; Nutrition; paralytic, myoglobinuria, 533 (0); 727 (C), Diseases, cortisone and A.C.T.H. in, 334 Vitamins 1274 (C) Lime burns; treatment with " corvasymton " and And health (parliamentary note), 1329 - HILSON, G. R. F., and JEWELL, Pamela: Labora- undermining of conjunctiva (F. J. Damato), Artificial sweeteners; new order, 576 tory aspects of combined antibiotic treatment, 426 (0) Catabolic foods, 1442 1298 (0) Lotion for cleaning eye sockets, 295 Eating behaviour, 270 (A) Eli Lilly travelling fellowships, 350 Office Management of Ocular Diseases (W. F. Food and Drugs Amendment Bill, 1146 (L); ELIAS-JONES, T. F. See FORFAR, J. O., 170 Hughes), 26 second reading, 1276 (parliamentary note) Elizabeth II: Honorary physicians and surgeons Food Hygiene Handbook (W. C. Harvey and H. A. appointed, 104, 105 Eyelids; swelling after thyroidectomy, 681 Perry), 767 BRffIsH 10 FOO-HAE INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

FooD (continued): GARROD, L. P.: Sterilizing ampoules, 1269 (C) Gold Coast: Shortage of medical officers (I. Fraser), Towards cleaner food, 1146 (L) - See FRANKLIN, A. W., 1067 987; 984(A); 1216(C), 1326 (C), 1377 (C) Welfare foods, 1383 Gastrectomy, partial, faulty absorption after, 733 Goldman, L. B.: Fundamentals of Clinical Cancer: - Post-gastrectomy syndrome; deviation of afferent With Emphasis on Early Diagnosis and Treatment, Food-poisoning due to heat-resistant Cl. welchii, 199 loop from gastro-intestinal anastomosis (J. E. 85 - in Lancashire (vital statistics), 52 Schofield and P. St. G. Anderson), 598 (0); GOLDMAN, M., and MILLER, D. H.: Role of the - trichiniasis outbreak in Barry, Glamorgan: 725 (C), 938 (C) pathologist, 227 (C), 444 (C) improved technique for demonstration of Gastric secretion: Biochemistry of Gastric Acid Goldzieher, M. A.: Endocrine Treatnment in General trichinella in muscle (A. D. Evans and Mary Secretion (E. J. Conway), 815 Practice, 1205 Lennox), 131 (0) - detection of achlorhydria without intubation Golf: Medical Golfing Society, 1386 - trichinosis in Liverpool, 1227 (H. Conway and R. W. Meikle), 1019 (0) GoMEz, G.: Progress assessment in heart disease, FOOT: --effect of large doses of histamine on HCI 676 (C) Correction of congenital deformities, 449 secretion; augmented histamine test (A. W. -See BODKIN, N. J., 723 Defects; incidence, origin, and prevention (Doris Kay), 77 (0) GOODDY, W.: Lumbar puncture, 1040; 1161 (C) A. Craigmile), 749 (0); 772 935 (C), Gastric ulcer. See Peptic ulcer GOODMAN, N., LANE, R. E., and RAMPLINO, S. B.: (A); Gastro-enteritis: Diarrhoea, coliform, in adult Chronic bronchitis; an introductory exam- 1048 (C), 1049 (C), 1161 (C) hospital patients (W. and J. S. ination of existing data, 237 (0); 268 (A) -prevalence among wartime recruits (D. Hewitt McNaught) and others), 745 (0); 772 (A); 935 (C), 1048 (C), Stevenson), 182 (0) GORDON, J.: Succinylcholine chloride for casualty 1049 (C), 1161 (C), 1378 (C) - in hospital, prevention of, 219 anaesthesia, 992 (C) Desquamation of soles, 352 - in young children (R. Cruickshank and others), Gordon, Mervyn Henry, obituary of, 342 Foot Health Educational Bureau, incorporation 219 Gottlober, A. B.: Understanding Stuttering, 979 in Central Council for Health Education, 260 - prevention of spread, 444 (C) Gough, J.: Lungs in cor pulmonale, 216 - with acute appendicitis, 46 (C), 224 (C) GOUGH, W. B.: Orthopaedics and its name, 151 (C) Why do children turn their toes in?, 733 Gastro-enterostomy, gastric ileus due to potassium Goulden, Charles Bernard, obituary of, 834 FORBUS, W. D.: Reaction to Injury: Pathology for depletion after (J. S. Logan), 532 (0) GOURLAY, R. J.: Sun on the skin, 570 (C) Students of Disease, Vol. 2, 663 Gaucher's disease and pregnancy (Y. M. Bromberg Gout, evidence of (O. Savage), 1424 Forceps; " failed forceps review of 37 cases and others), 761 (0) -in a boy, 295 (R. G. Law), 955 (0); 981 (L); 1159 (C) GAZE, R. B. See BODKIN, N. J., 723 - Gout and Gouty Arthritis (J. H. Talbot), 138 -indications for use, 953 GEE, A.: Fatal suppurative cholangitis without Gowers Report, 775; 768 (L) -place in present-day obstetrics (T. N. A. Jeffcoate), obstruction, 322 GRABER, I. G. See MELROSE, D. G., 62 951 (0); 981 (L); 1159 (C), 1324 (C), 1433 (C) GEFFEN, D. H., and TRACY, Susan: Poliomyelitis in GRAHAM, G.: Dr. Samuel Gee, 443 (C) FORDHAM, M. W.: Use of obstetric forceps. 1159 (C) children under 6 months in England and Wales GRAHAM, J. B., and BRINKHOUS, K. M.: Christmas Foreign doctors and dentists (parliamentary note), during 1950, 427 (0) disease, 97 (C) 1225 GEIRINGER, E.: Growth hormone, 571 (C) GRANT, D. K.: Diagnosis of " sedormid " purpura, Foreman, H. M.: Antibiotics in treatment of pul- Geldard, F. A.: The Human Senses, 1417 128 (0) monary tuberculosis, 209 GELLNER, Lise: The backward child, 392 (C) GRANT, G. H., and WILLIAMS, G. H.: Male pseudo- Forensic medicine. See Medico-legal Geminus, identity of, 150 (C) hermaphroditism, 570 (C) FORFAR, J. O., BALF, C. L., ELIAS-JONES, T. F., and General Medical Council: Wording of findings by -See LuTrON, A., 510 EDMUNDS, P. N.: Staphylococcal infection of Disciplinary Committee, 46 (C) GRANT, G. M.: Unwrapping the Journal, 1432 (C) newborn, 170 (0); 393 (C) GRANT, James: Post-inoculation poliomyelitis, FORREsT-HAMILTON, J. See MOORE, W. J., 1407 GEN-ERAL PRACTICE: see also College of General 66 (0); 669 (A); 223 (C), 285 (C), 394 (C), FORSHAW, J. W. B.: Treatment of Plummer-Vinson Practitioners; Medical Practitioners 829 (C) dysphagia, 830 (C) Approach to General Practice (R. J. F. H. Pinsent), GRANT, Jean. See BOOTH, P. B., 42 Foulerton Research Fellows, 294 1254 Granulocytopenia occurring during sodium gentisate Fox, J. G., MCCONNELL, R. B., PEMBERTON. H. S., British Medical Association of 1836-46, 1261 (A) therapy (R. G. Benians), 1142 and WATSON, D. C.: Method of preventing Doctor-patient relationship, 699 GRAsBY, E. D.: Cancer and the public, 883 (C) insulin atrophy, 1202 (0) Effect of N.H.S. on scope, 691, 702 Graux, P. See Warembourg, H., 265 Field survey 1951-2 (S. J. Hadfield), 683 (0); FOXWELL, P. B. See CAWTHORNE, T., 80 717 (L); 165 (Supplement); 888 (C); 171 GRAY, C. H.: Glycosuria and hyperglycaemia, 1367 Foy, H.: Influence of the intestinal flora on synthesis Gray, J. A. B. See Malcolm, J. L., 477 of haemopoietic factors in megaloblastic (Supplement) GRAY, P. G.: Post-inoculation poliomyelitis, 223 (C) anaemias of Africans, 1429 Health visitor and general practitioner (J. S. GRAY, St. G. B. D.: Medical Education Conference, Francis, J. See Lawrence, J. S., 869 Thomas), 964 (0); 980 (L) 629 (C) FRANKLIN, A. W.: Site for vaccination, 1158 (C) Hospital facilities (J. G. M. Hamilton), 711 (0) GRAY, Introduction to General Practice (D. Craddock), T. C. See DUNDEE, J. W., 1237 - and GARROD, L. P.: Chloramphenicol treatment 1254 - See REES, G. J., 97 of bronchiectasis in children, 1067 (0) Organization, 700 GREEN, A.: Treatment of laryngeal carcinoma by Franklin, R. H.: Congenital atresia of oesophagus, radium insertion, 1 101 (C) Psychiatrist and general practitioner; a study in 278 co-operation (N. J. Bodkin and others), 723 (0); Green, F. H. K., and Covell, Sir Gordon (Editors): FRANKS, L. M.: Structural changes in prostatic 1274 (C) History of the Second World War: Medical cancer after bilateral adrenalectomy; report of Quality in, 773 (A) Research, 1254 case, 359 (0) GREEN, R. B., and BROWNE, R. C.: Industrial health FRASER, I.: Shortage of medical officers in the Gold Record-keeping, 702 Report of General Practice Review Committee, and the Universities, 832 (C) Coast, 987; 984 (A); 1216 (C), 1326 (C), 103, 13 1; 884 (C) GREEN-ARMYTAGF, V. B.: Tubo-uterine implantation 1377 (C) reamer, 391 Fraser, Nutting Stuart, obituary of, 1106 Research; plans of College of General Practi- GREENBERG, R. C.: The human foot, 1379 (C) Frazer, J. E.: Manual of Emnbryology, 26 tioners, 1209 (A); 1376 (C) Greene, Arthur, obituary of, 1164 French exchange.scholarships in medical science, 350 Scope in recent years, 689 Greenwood, Henry Walmesley, obituary of, 399 Friedl, E. See Schinz, H. Some changes since 1948. 722 (A) R., 923 Some points in the postal 720 GREGORY. I. L.: Post-gastrectomy syndrome, 725 (C) Friedliinder's bacillus meningitis, non-fatal, 150 (C) inquiry, (A) GREGSON, A. H.: The age of the menarche, 888 (C) Fry, J.: Acute lung infections in general practice, Surgeries (parliamentary note), 1225 GRIEVE, W. S. M. See LOCKET, S., 857 1268 Teaching of general practice by general practi- GRIFFrrHs, J. R.: Antiseptics for surgical theatres. Fulbright Travel Grants, 1170 tioners; report of undergraduate education 1334 (C) FULD, H.: Splenic venography, 938 (C) committee of Foundation Council of College of GRIMBLY, A. P.: Non-paralytic poliomyelitis, FULLER, C. B. S. See RICHARDS, H. G. H., 23 General Practice, 36 To-day and to-morrow, 717 (L); 165 (Supplement) 628 (C), 885 (C) Fuller, Hugh Hercus Cavendish, obituary of, 834 Gross, R. E.: Surgery of Infancy and Childlhood: FULLERTON, H. W., DAVIE, W. J. A., and ANASTA- Training for general practice, 479 (L); 1104 (C) Its Principles and Techniques, 869 SOPOULOS, G.: Relationship of alimentary Genes, controlling effect on enzymes, 613 (A) Growth; insulin-like action of growth hormone lipaemia to blood coagulability, 250 (0); Genetics and clinical research, 326 (L); 443 (C) (J. H. Ottaway), 357 (0); 383 (L) 443 (C) Genu valgum, severe, in a child, 682 stimulation by insulin (J. Salter and C. H. Best), FULTON, J. F.: History of medical education, 457 (0) Geriatrics. See Old age 353 (0); 383 (L) Fungi: Mushrooms and Toadstools (J. Ramsbottom), GERRITZEN, F.: Classification of various insulins, GRUNBERG, A.: Insulin zinc suspensions, 1325 (C) 1255 1030 (0); 1037 (L); 1325 (C) GUEUKDJIAN, S. A.: Deceptive acute abdomen, 42(C) Furlong, R. J.: Injured hand, 282 Gestation. See Pregnancy Guinea-worm infestation in Nairobi; case (A. L. GHOSE, R.: Succinylcholine chloride for casualty Ribeiro), 1310 anaesthesia, 1377 (C) GUMMER, J. W. P., and RANKING, G. N.: Delayed GIBBONS, J. L. See MILLER, H. G., 1345 traumatic rupture of the intestine, 82 G GIBSON, J. R. See MCKEOWN, T., 253 Guthrie, D. (Editor): Logan Turner's Diseases of the Gilchrist, A. R.: Treatment of coronary disease in Nose, Throat, and Ear, 5th ed., 1143 GABB, H.: Cancer and the public, 1272 (C) hospital, 204 Guttmann, L., awarded rehabilitation prize of World Gairdner, John Francis Robert, obituary of, 997 GILLAN, R. U.: Spectacles, 568 (C) Veterans Federation, 1228 Galdston, I. (Editor): The Epidemiology of Health, GILLHESPY, R. 0.: Phenylbutazone, 287 (C) Guy's Hospital Medical School: C. B. Allsopp 664 GIRDWOOD, R. H.: Folic-acid-excretion studies in appointed Professor of Physics applied to Gallamine triethiodide in tetanus, 866; 1099 (C), the investigation of malignant disease, 741 (0) Medicine, 400 1271 (C) Gissane, W.: Injured hand, 281 -- -- facilities for students, 491 Gall-bladder diseases (R. J. M. Love and others), GITTELSON, L. A. See SADOVE, M. S., 255 Guz, A. See SMITH, K. S., 1341 211 Glandular fever, neurological presentation of Gynaecology: Gynecological and Obstetrical Patho- - primary carcinoma simulating empyema (A. J. M. (B. Seltzer), 83; 223 (C) logy (P. A. Herbut), 85 Reese), 430 -- splenic rupture in (R. W. Tudor), 813; 1220 (C) - Institute of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 500 - torsion (E. W. 0. Skinner), 662 GLASER, E. M.: Sweating in shock, 1273 (C) Textbook of Gynaecologz, 4th ed. (E. Novak and GALLOON, S. See MUSHIN, W. W., 652 GLASER, S.: Familial hypertrophic pyloric stenosis, E. K. Novak), 546 GALLOWAY, W. H.: Appendicitis in the course of 569 (C) measles, 1412 (0) Glasgow, University of. See Universities: Glasgow Gal!-stone ileus, recurrent (J. A. Macfarlane), 544 (0) Glaucoma due to television, 98 (C) Gamma globulin and poliomyelitis, 785 GLEASON, C. H. See LozINSKT, E., 150 Gangrene after cardiac infarction, 6 Glenny, A. T., awarded Jenner Medal, 1002 Garcia, J. A.: Clinique et Pathologie de la Neuro- Glover, E.: Psycho-Analysis and Child Psychiatry, H syphilis, 767 609 HACKETT, C. J.: Principles and practice of yaws GARDHAM, J.: Cancer and the public, 342 (C) Glover, Lewis Gladstone, obituary of, 833 control, 74 (0) Gargoylism, inheritance of, 1334 Godlowski, Z. Z.: Enzymatic Concept of Anaphylaxis HADFIELD, C. F.: Spectacles, 886 (C) GARLAND, H., and CLARK, J. M. P.: Orthopaedic and Allergy, 870 HADFIELD, S. J.: Field survey of general practice, care in poliomyelitis, 1105 (C) Goitre, toxic (R. V. Cooke and others), 210 1951-2, 683 (0); 717 (L); 888 (C); see also GARROD, L. P.: Endocarditis and dental extraction, Gold, H., and others (Editors): Cornell Conferences Supplement 727 (C) on Therapy, 26 Haematology. See Blood JULY-DEC. . 1953 I I JULY-D)EC., 1953IDE INDEX HAE-HOSHAE-HOS 1 1 Haematosalpinx; subsequent pregnancy (J. G. HEART (continued): Hirst, L. F.: Conquest of Plague: A Stud4 of the Dumoulin), 814 Evolution of Epidemiology, 1143; 1327 (C), Haemoglobin content of blood; effect of cold, 1426 Infarction; early complications of (H. E. S. 1432 (C) Haemolytic disease in first-born infants, 41 (C) Pearson), 4 (0); 30 (A) Hirsuties; developing moustache in a young girl, Haemophilia: Christmas disease, 97 - L-noradrenaline in treatment of shock (K. S. 1441 Haemophilus influenzae: in-vitro sensitivity to five Smith and A. Guz), 1341 (0) Histamine; effect of large doses on gastric secretion different antibiotics (K. Zinnemann), 1069 (0); - use of anticoagulants, 151 (C) of HCI; augmented histamine test (A. W. Kay), 1091 (L) Institute of Cardiology, 500 77 (0) Haemopneumothorax, spontaneous, massive, emer- Introduction to the Interpretation of the Electro- Histoplasmosis in Great Britain; description of gency thoracotomy for (J. Borrie), 16 (0) cardiogram (L. N. Katz and others), 1312 second case of disseminated histoplasmosis; Haemoptysis; control with intravenous pituitary Massage, blood pressure during (D. C. Deuchar treatment by ethyl vanillate (S. Locket and extract in, 98 (C) and A. Ven9er), 134 (0) others), 857 (0); 1103 (C), 1270 (C) Haemorrhage, intracranial, spontaneous; prognosis Mechanical heart-lung for use in man (D. G. History of medicine. See Biography; Medicine, and role of surgery (J. M. Small and others), Melrose), 57 (0); 86 (L) history; Nova et Vetera 1072 (0) Myocardium; calcification associated with pituit- Hoare, Grace, retirement from British Medical - surgical treatment of (R. T. Johnson), 279 ary adenoma and obesity (P. G. Cronk), 374 (0) Journal staff, 1280 -post-partum; use of ergometrine, 152 (C) Pulmonary changes due to cardiac disease, 43 (C) HOATHER, R. C.: Lead in loUies and in water, Hair; effect of wig on growth, 1442 Valvotomy in treatment of mitral stenosis (T. H. 993 (C), 1378 (C) - pubic and axillary, origin and function of, 633 Sellors and others), 1060 (0); 1090 (L) HoBBs, H. E.: Illuminated corneal loupe, 1157 - selenium for baldness, 1388 V'entricular asystole during Stokes-Adams attacks HoDGEs, J. R. See BuTrnE, G. A. H., 222 HALER, D., and BLOND, K.: Treatment of acute and acetylcholine injections; effects on blood Hodgkin's disease, alcohol-induced pain in (J. G. pancreatitis, 1430 (C) D. Barlow and I. S.: pressure (E. Sheila Howarth), de Winter), 604 (0); 832 (C), 936 (C) Hall, Management of otitis media, 282 863 (0) - - domiciliary treatment, 56 Hall, Isaac Walker, obituary of, 996 G. A.: Influence of home conditions on HALL, J. M. See T. H. 672 Hodgson, BURNS, S., Heartburn in pregnancy, 873 1100 skin diseases, 219 Hall, John Robertson, obituary of, 445 (A); (C) Robert of, 47, See HEATH, C.: Spectacles, 568 (C) Hogarth, George, obituary 228 HALL, M. SIMPSON, J. H., 659 E. A. A. R. (Editor): The Pharynx: Basic HALLINAN, T. C.: Drug resistance in malaria, 135 (0) Heath, J.: Doctors' diseases, 1372 Hollender, Hallux Heating Appliances (Fireguards) Act, 765 Aspects and Clinical Problems, 190 valgus, 750 A. Hubert Harry, obituary of, 1328 HAMBLY, T.: Manual methods in general practice, Heaton-Ward, W. See Lyons, J. F., 264 Hollick, 222 (C) Heberden Society, 234; annual dinner, 1332 HOLLIDAY, T. D. S., and WsmTE, J. R. A.: Inflamed J. G. M.: General and the HEGARTY, A. G.: Controlled respiration and apnoea appendices in femoral sacs, 779 (C) HAMILTON, practice in anaesthesia, 225 Hollis, (T. T.: Disease and its Conquest, 716 hospital, 711 (0) (C) Frank S. G.: Cracked 1327 Heggie, J. F.: Blood transfusion; prevention of Holman, Geoffrey, obituary of, 1164 HAMILTON, nipple, (C) accidents, 879 HOLMES, A. H.: Post-partum haemorrhage, 152 (C) HAMMOND, W. H. See BERRY, W. T. C., 1324 and 155 Height: Changes in the mean stature and weight of HOLMES, E., THOMPSON, Margaret: Blood Hamond, Philip William, obituary of, British children over the past seventy years transfusion in the field, 1162 (C) HANBY, J.: The human foot, 936 (C) J. MacD. See SMALL, J. M., 1072 see also (E. M. B. Clements), 897 (0); 926 (L); 1324 (C) HOLMES, Hand, Fingers - and Homosexual tendencies in middle age, 896 - treatment 1282 height weight tables, 236; 450 (C) chapped, of, R.: in Homosexuality: The Homosexual Outlook: A -injuries, treatment of (W. Gissane and others), 281 HELSBY, Appendix hernial sac, 1434 (C) W. Cory), 1255 HANDLEY, W. S.: Cancer of the breast, 993 HEMPHiLL, P. M. R.: Treatment of plantar warts, Subjective Approach (D. Harben Lectures, 1953; 1112, 1369 1271 (C) -parliamentary note, 1328 The of Henderson, Elmer Lee, obituary of, 397 HONAN, B. F. See THOMAS, E., 97 HARE, T.: practice medicine for animals, 335 J. M.: Research in Hop dermatitis in Herefordshire (J. S. Cookson and HARMER, W. D.: Treatment of cancer of the larynx HENDERSON, general practice, Ann 376 726 interstitial 735 1376 (C) Lawton), (0); (C) by radium needles, (0) T. M.: The Judet 152 HOPKINS, P.: Manual methods in general practice, - eightieth birthday of, 507 HENNEBRY, operation, (C) Archibald 152 Heparin in intravenous infusion, 569 (C), 1104 (C) 222 (C), 568 (C) Harrington, Wilson, obituary of, - in local HORDER, Lord: Cancer and the public, 148 (C), W.: Evolution of binocular and stereo- trauma, 45 (C) HARRIS, observations on an 1272 (C) scopic vision in man and other animals, 297 (0); Hepatectomy, partial; illustrative 443 831 case (Sir Heneage Ogilvie), 1136 (0); 1323 (C) -Fifty Years of Medicine, 766 (C), (C) due Hormones: Ciba Foundation Colloquia on Endo- HARRISON, L. W.: Almroth Wright, 831 (C) Hepatitis infective, to serum, prevention of, Vol. 5: HARRISON, W. R. E.: Standardization of syringes, 143 (A) crinology. Bioassay of Anterior 1160 (C) - epidemic in Kent, 1432 (C) Pituitary and Adrenocortical Hormones (Editor: D. - in doctors, 614 (A); 937 G. E. W. Wolstenholme), 1361 Hart, M.: Dysmenorrhoea, 214 P. A.: - Hormonal and Neurogenic Cardiovascular Dis- Hart, Ellen: Man Born to Live: Life and Work of Herbut, Gynecological and Obstetrical orders: Endocrine Neuroendocrine Henry Dunant, Founder of the Red Cross, 431 Pathology, 85 and Factors G. A.: chloride for HsERD, G. J. C.: Treatment of herpes simplex, 288 (C) In Pathogenesis and Treatment, 609 HART, Succinylcholine casualty The Facts D. 1033 - insulin as growth hormone (J. Salter and C. H. anaesthesia, 992 (C) Heredity: of Life (C. Darlington), 353 383 Hartley, George Cleverdon, obituary of, 1435 HERFORD, Mary: Breast-feeding in Oxford, 441 (C) Best), (0); (L) M.: Blood of the femoral HERINGTON, G., and JAMES, B.: Continuous suc- - insulin-like action of growth hormone (J. H. HARTY, supply head, cinylcholine chloride with in abdominal Ottaway), 357 (0); 383 (L) .1236 (0) pethidine J. A. G., J. S., A., Harvey, W. C., and Perry, H. A.: Food Hygiene surgery, 317 (0) HORTON, INKSTER. MACKENZIE, Handbook, 767 Hermaphroditism: Adrenal pseudohermaphrodit- and PAsK, E. A.: Intra-arterial transfusion, J. R. W.: 98 1101 ism (L. R. Broster and others), 1288 (0) 1294 (0) HAY, Mammary abscess, (C), (C) - R. and NANSON, E. M.: Technique and Haymaker, W. (Editor): The Founders of Neurology: male pseudohermaphroditism, 94, 570 HORTON, E., One Hundred and Thirty-three Biographical Hernia, hiatus, and pregnancy; review of nine cases value ofaortography; report ofa case ofexternal Sketches, 924 and the literature (W. A. W. Dutton and H. J. iliac arterial graft, 969 (0) HAYWARD, Nancy J. See CREGAN, Judith, 1248 Bland), 864 (0); 873 (A) Headaches caused by nasal obstruction (R. C. B. - in children, 1442 HOSPITALS: Macrae), 1032 - with appendix in sac' 567 (C), 779 (C), 886 (C), Beds; Emergency Bed Service; clinical details Heaf, F. R. G., lecture visit in Turkey, 1141 1216 (C), 1220 (C), 1324 (C) required, 888 (C); new warning system, 1002; Health 702 Heroin, proposed banning of, 196 (A) report for year ended March 31 (1953), 544 centres, 577 Calvert County Hospital, U.S.A., 940 (C) - education of the 691 Herpes genitalis, recurrent, treatment of, public, - treatment with in Catering; School of Hospital Catering, 837 - 167 simplex; *chloramphenicol visitors, 288 Equipment; British standards, 259 - and the family doctor (L. Roberts), 276; propylene glycol, (C) 962 980 HERRON, R. A. C.: Metric system, 44 (C) Fountain Hospital; sixtieth anniversary, 990 (0); (L) HEWAT, H. A.: service for General practice and the hospital (J. G. M. - and the general practitioner (J. S. Thomas), Regional diabetics, 964 980 395 (C) Hamilton), 711 (0) (0); (L) HFWITT, D., A. and J. W.: General practitioner facilities, 694 - inquiry into training, recruitment and functions, STEWART, M., WEBB, 784 Prevalence of foot defects among wartime Hospital Endowments (Scotland) Bill (parliamen- 745 772 935 1048 tary note), 229 - tutors, 174 recruits, (0); (A); (C), (C), Hearing. See Deafness; Ear; Oto-rhino -laryn- 1049 (C), 1161 (C), 1378 (C) Hospital for Women at Leeds, centenary of, 3 gology; Otosclerosis Hexamethonium bromide, effect on cerebral circula- Hospitals Year Book, 1144 929 1376 tion in hypertension (H. A. Dewar and others), Integration with general practice, 246 Hearing-aids, (A); (C) 1017 (0) King Edward's Hospital Fund for London; 56th HEART: - - in treatment of acute pancreatitis (R. M. annual meeting, 147 Actinomycosis with possible cardiac involvement Davies and others), 1251 (0) Maintenance cost, 245 (R. S. Savidge and D. M. Davies), 136 Heysham, John; A Carlisle bicentenary (W. H. G. Medical officers, remuneration of (parliamentary Anomalies; cor triloculare biatriatum with sur- Armytage) (Nova et Vetera), 1156 note), 229 vival to adult life (D. R. Barry and D. H. Isaac), HICK, W. E.: Claims for negligence, 44 (C) --resident, shortage of, 327 (L) 921 (0) HICKLING, R. A.: Treatment of patients with -superintendents; retiring age (parliamentary Cardiography in General Practice: Electrocardio- myelosclerosis, 411 (0) note), 1225 graphy, Vectorcardiography, and Ballistocardio- HIcKS, A.: Holiday T.A.B., 352 (C) National Hospital Service Reserve, 760; Queen graphy (A. I. Schaffer), 85 - Heparin in intravenous infusion, 1104 (C) as Head, 1384 Disease, congenital, 989 HIGGINS, T. T.: Prolapse of the urethra in young Negligence, " vicarious liability " of management - (R. E. Steiner and others), 221 girls, 1048 (C) committees, 45 (C) -Hormonal and Neurogenic Cardiovascular HIGHAM, A. R. C.: Partial hepatectomy, 1323 (C) New buildings (parliamentary note), 51 Disorders : Endocrine and Neuro-endocrine HILL, B. W.: Holiday T.A.B., 56 (C) Patients; insurance against misfortune, 1379 Factors in Pathogenesis and Treatmnent (W. HILL, R. M.: Rupture of the spleen after glandular Place of the hospital in a National Health Service Raab), 609 fever, 1220 (C) (Sir Allen Daley), 163 (0) - progress assessment method, 676 (C) HILL, W. J. C., and WEIR, J.: Infective hepatitis in Practitioner and the hospital service (Sir Heneage - pulmonary (A. J. Thomas and others), 216 doctors, 937 (C) Ogilvie), 707 (0) - resins and cardiac oedema, 611 (L) Hils, T. H.: Radiology of congenital heart disease, Pre-registration appointments certificates, 159; European Society of Cardiovascular Surgery, 1332 221 proposed form of certificate for provisional Experimental physiology of a heart-lung machine HILSON, G. R. F. See ELEK, S. D., 1298 registration, 491), 491 in parallel with normal circulation (D. G. Hinduism: Mental Health and Hindu Psychology Royal Chest Hospital (Norah H. Schuster) (Nova Melrose and others), 62 (0); 86 (L) (S. Akhilananda), 191 et Vetera), 882 Extrasystoles and Allied Arrhythmias (D. Scherf Hip-joint arthroplasty; broken acrylic head, 939 (C), Royal Hospital, Wolverhampton: Staffing prob- and A. Schott), 979 1050 (C), I101 (C) lems (parliamentary note), 290 Failure; the acute hypoxic episode (M. S. Sadove congenital dislocation, 1153 Royal Victoria Hospital: Fifty Years on the and others), 255 (0) - Judet operation, 152 (C), 341 (C) Grosvenor Road: An Account of the Rise and Infarction, diagnosis of (R. S. Stevens), 9 (0); HtPSLEY, E. H.: Dietary " fibre " and pregnancy Progress of the Royal Victoria Hospital, Bel'ast, 30(A) toxaemia (E. H. Hipsley), 420 (0) during the Years 1903-1953 (R. Marshall), 191 BRIrTis 12 HOS-JAM INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

HOSPITALS (continued): INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE: see also Mining: Pneumo- INSULIN (continiued): coniosis treat- Discovery of (Sir Henry Cohen) (Nova et Vetera), Welsh Regional Board; memorandum on Accidents and diseases notified in May (vital ment of poliomyelitis cases, 828; 884 (C), 439 935 (C), 993 (C) statistics), 52, 1278 Insulin zinc suspensions (J. D. N. Nabarro and British Occupational Hygiene Society, 1055 J. M. Stowers), 1027(0); 1037 (L); 1215 (C) HOUGHTON, C. R.: Chronic gastric ulcer, 1158 (C) Committee appointed to review provisions of Insulin-like action of growth hormone (J. H. HOUGHTON, E. A. W.: Electrolyte imbalance after Industrial Injuries Act, 105 Ottaway), 357 (0); 383 (L) operation for pituitary tumour, 373 (0) Eleventh international congress, 1112 "Lente " insulin (insulin zinc suspension); further HOWARD, R.: Manual methods in general practice, Industrial Diseases (Benefit) Bill, second reading studies (W. Oakley), 1021 (0); 1037 (L); 223 (C) (parliamentary note), 1225 1215 (C), 1325 (C), 1431 (C) HowARTs, Sheila. See BARLOW, E. D., 863 Masks for industrial dusts, 578 Method of preventing insulin atrophy (J. G. Fox Morale in relation to size of industrial concern, HOWAT, D. D. C.: Orthopaedics and its name, and others), 1202 (0) 1420 (L) New insulins-lente, ultralente, and semilente 42 (C) Bill Howe, Peter, Doctor Howe and the Forsyth Infirmary National Insurance (Industrial Injuries) (I. Murray and R. B. Wilson), 1023 (0); (R. W. Brown), 816 (parliamentary notes), 50, 230 1037 (L); 1215 (C), 1325 (C), 1377 (C) Howells, L. H.: Treatment of obesity, 208 Night work and shift changes; effect on output Seven preparations available in Britain, 1215 (C) and sickness rates, 1365 (A) - Ocular complications of diabetes mellitus, Reluctance to return to work (R. Schilling), 675 (C) Insurance advice, 504 280 11 Intelligence tests for selection of students, 553 (A) HOWLETr, M. J. See BODKIN, N. J., 723 Ringworm of feet as industrial injury, 14 Value of University departments, 480 (L); 830 (C) Intern year certification, 159, 490 HUDSON, G.: The human foot, 1378 (C) Spine Huggins, Sir Godfrey first Prime Minister of Infantilism: Turner's syndrome in the female; Intervertebral disks. See the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland, congenital agonadism combined with develop- INTESTINES: 837 mental abnormalities (W. P. U. Jackson and Delayed traumatic rupture (J. W. P. Gummer and Hughes, Basil, obituary of, 1275 R. Sougin-Mibashan), 368 (0) G. N. Ranking), 82 HUGHES, E. S. R.: Anal fissure, 803 (0); 821 (A); -Turner's syndrome in the male (R. Sougin- Ileo-ileal intussusception due to Meckel's diver- 1218 (C) Mibashan and W. P. U. Jackson), 371 (0); ticulum and complicated by volvulus (R. E. B. HUGHES, R. A.: Proctalgia fugax, 224 (C) 1273 (C) Tagart), 475 Hughes, W. F.: Office Management of Ociular INFANTS: see also Children Intestinal protozoa in mentally deficient children Diseases, 26 Appendicitis, acute, in infancy and early childhood (G. D. Belios and W. Cooper), 805 (0) Hunt, J. H.: Treatment of coronary disease in (G. L. Bunton), 71 (0); 1323 (C) Intraperitoneal rupture, 42 (C) general practice, 204 Feeding; breast-feeding in the Oxford Child Intussusception, irreducible; treatment (J. D. T. Hunter, John Trustcott, obituary of, 572 * Health Survey. II. Comparison of bottle and Jones), 1304 (0) Hunter, W.: Failed forceps, 213 breast-fed babies (Alice Stewart and Celia Maylard-Sonnenburg method of anastomosis Hunterian Oration: The Hunterian era: Its influence Westropp), 305 (0); 441 (C), 674 (C), 778 (C), (W. J. Moore and J. Forrest-Hamilton), on the art and science of surgery (L. E. C. 995 (C), 1274 (C) 1407 (0) Norbury), 405 (0) full-cream or half-cream milk, 1171 Small; bacterial content in disease of stomach - Society: Tobacco a blessing?, 1267 Immunity, passive, 519 (Judith Cregan and others), 1248 (0) HURLOCK, B. See CoPE, C. L., 753 Mortality rates, 612 (A) perforation of tuberculous ulcer of (K. M. HURTADO, A.: Techniques and methods of medical in British Guiana (parliamentary note), 1000 Douglas), 922 education, 469; discussion, 487 Newborn-; asphyxia, treatment of, 328 (A); three cases of neoplasm with unusual clinical HUTCHINSON, J. T.: Effect of leucotomy in initiating 675 (C), 887 (C) features (P. A. Rechnitzer and J. Blake), 313 (0) normal menstrual cycle at age 36, 1309 (0) care of (W. F. Gaisford and others), 217 Stasis of large bowel secondary to acute cholecysti- Hutchison, Alice Marion, obituary of, 1052 staphylococcal infections (J. 0. Forfar and tis (G. Ferguson), 867 HUTCHISON, Ann M. See DUNSFORD, I., 81 others), 170 (0); 393 (C) Unusual lesions causing anaemia (J. E. Richardson Hyderabad Health Museum, 12 Possible sequel of treatment in erect posture, and A. E. Flatt), 311 (0) large doses of histamine Hydrochloric acid; effect of 98 (C), 225 (C), 887 (C) Intussusception, ileo-ileal, due to Meckel's diver- test W. on secretion; augmented histamine (A. Premature, 989 ticulum and complicated by volvulus (R. E. B. Kay), 77 (0) Surgery of Infancy and Childhood: Its Principles 475 lesions (J. Cyriax and Tagart), Hydrocortone and soft-tissue and Techniques (R. E. Gross), 869 treatment (J. D. T. Jones), 1304 (C) irreducible; (0) 0. Troisier), 966 (0); 1161 Vomissements du Nourrisson (E. Roviralta), 1255 Iodine, diagnosis of thyrotoxicosis by ascitic radioactive; 17-Hydroxycorticosterone content of human simple technique (A. G. Macgregor (C. L. Cope and B. Hurlock), 753 (0) Infectious diseases: Natural History of Infectious out-patient fluid Disease 431 and others), 21 (0) HYNEs, M.: Dispatch of specimens, 876 (Sir Macfarlane Burnet), -- graphs (vital statistics), 52, 104, 158. 232, 292, Ion exchange resins in cardiac oedema, 611 (L) Hyoscine in seasickness, 141 (A) IOVETZ-TERESHCHENKO. N. N.: Appendix in the Hypercalcaemia in generalized sarcoidosis, 808 348, 402, 447, 517, 575, 631, 669, 731, 783, 836, 528 892, 946, 1000, 1054, 1110, 1168, 1227, 1278, hernial sac, 1220 (C) Hyperkalaemia, 1331, 1439 Ireland, Republic of: see also Northern Ireland bromide on 1385, Hypertension; effect of hexamethonium -- medical research, 1440 cerebral circulation (H. A. Dewar and others), -- notifications (vital statistics), 52, 104, 158, 232, 293, 348, 402, 448, 517, 575, 632, 679, 731, 782, -- medical schools, 1317 (A) 1017 (0) 1000, Registrar-General's quarterly returns (vital HYPHER, N. C.: Potassium permanganate ulceration, 836, 892, 946, 1054, 1110, 1169, 1227, 1279, 1331, 1385, 1438 statistics), 292 994 (C) -University. See Universities: Ireland Hypnosis: A -- weekly table, 51, 103, 159, 233, 292, 349, 401, Hypnosis: Experimental Symposium Iron, staining of teeth by, 1333 by many of the World's 448, 518, 574, 632, 679, 730, 782, 836, 891, 845, of Articles on Resea-ch Iron therapy, 226 (C) Authorities. (Editor: L. M. LeCron), 1001, 1053, 1111, 1168, 1226, 1278, 1330. 1384, Leading 1439 intravenous, in rheumatoid arthritis; possible 546; 832 (C) prognostic factors (M. R. Jeffrey), 912 (0) -in modern medicine, 99 (C) Infertility. See Fertility and infertility Influenza: Clinical trials of influenza ISAAC, D. H.: see BARRY, D. R., 921 (0) Hypnotics per rectum, 1230 vaccine; progress report to the Medical Research Council Iselin, Hans, obituary of, 1382 - purpura due to, 128 on Influenza Isle of Man Commission, 483 (A) Hypodermic injection, centenary of (G. A. Mogey), by its Committee Clinical Trials of Vaccine, 1173 (0); 1206 (L) Isoniazid: Combination with streptomycin or P.A.S. 1180 (0) in treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis fifth 1403 in-vitro sensitivity of H. influenzae to five different ; Hypothalamus and obesity, report to the Medical Research Council by their major antibiotics (K. Zinnemann), 1069 (0); 1091 (L) Hypothermia: Hibernation anaesthesia in Tuberculosis Chemotherapy Trials Committee, and laboratory evidence of influenza in England and surgery; report of 36 cases (A. Smith 1005 1036 (L) J. G. Fairer), 1247 1256 (L) Wales during the winter of 1952-3; report from (0); (0); the Public Health Laboratory Service, 1178 (0); control, 403 - production of (J. W. Dundee and others), 1153 1244 (0); 1256 (L) 1206 (L) in skeletal tuberculosis, vaccine, 1332 tuberculous meningitis treated with A.C.T.H. and - W. Dundee and with autonomic block in man (J. comparison with intrathecal strepto- (L) -- trials (parliamentary note), 229 isoniazid; others), 1237 (0); 1256 mycin (Winifred C. M. Bulkeley), 1127 (0); acute hypoxic episode (M. S. Sadove and Ingram, J. T.: Differential diagnosis and treatment Hypoxia; of ringworm, 218 1433 (C) others), 255 (0) Isopropyl alcohol as substitute for methylated spirits Hysterectomy, total, after menopause, effects, 450 Midge repellents, 352 (C) Approach to psoriasis, 591 (0) or industrial alcohol, 108 INKSTER, J. S. See HORTON, J. A. G., 1294 Isotopes, radioactive: Isotopic Tracers in Biochemis- Inoculations and poliomyelitis, 669 (A) try and Physiology (J. Sacks), 1205 Insect repellents, 162 Radioactive Isotopes : An Introduction to their Insecticides: Dusting powders for fleas and bed Preparation, Measurement, and Use (W. J. bugs, 950 Whitehouse and J. L. Putman), 815 of, 613 Iced lollies, lead poisoning hazards (A); -Toxic Hazards of Certain Pesticides to Man: Radioisotope Techniques: Proceedings of the (C) 993 (C), 1160 (C), 1378 Together with a Select Bibliography on the Isotope Techniques Conference, Oxford, July, IKIN, Elizabeth W., LEHMANN, H., and MouRANr, Toxicology of Pesticides in Man and Mamimals 1951, sponsored by the Atomic Energy Research A. E.: Rabbit serum containing specific agglu- (J. M. Barnes), 1088 Establishmenit. Vol. 1: Medical and Physiol- tinin for red cells of newborn, 602 (0) Institute of Cancer Research, 500 ogical Applications, 766 See CHALMERS, J. N. M., 175 of Cardiology, 500 Ileus, gastric, due to potassium depletion after of Child Health, 499 532 gastro-enterostomy (J. S. Logan), (0) --- Model child welfare centre at Institute of - recurrent, due to gall-stones (J. A. Macfarlane), Child Health, 234 544 (0) -of Clinical Research, Middlesex Hospital Medical J ILLINGWORTH, R. S.: Breast-feeding in Oxford, School, 990 441 (C) Jack, Ewen Alistair, obituary of, 100 -of Dental Surgery, 500 JACKSON, J. N.: Neonatal asphyxia, 509 (C) -The Normal Child: Some Problems of the First -of Dermatology, 500 and Their Treatment, 324 JACKSON, W. P. U., and SOUGIN-MIBASHAN, R.: Three Years -of Diseases of the Chest, 500 Turner's syndrome in the congenital and causes, 433 1161 (C) female; Illiteracy; incidence (L); -of Laryngology and Otology, 499 agonadism combined with development abnorm- Illness, chronic: Patients are People: A Medical- of Neurology, 500 alities, 368 (0) Social Approach to Prolonged Illness (Minna of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 500 1144 Jacobson, H. G. See Cotton, M. H., 923 Field), of Ophthalmology, 499 JAMES, C. S.: Treatment of fibrositis, 682 Immunization in young children; conference at (C) of Orthopaedics, 500 JAMES, E. See HERfNGTON, G., 317 Whittington Hospital, 1045 of Psychiatry, 499 Immunology: Almroth Wright, pioneer in immunol- James, J. A.: Diagnosis and treatment of upper respiratory tract infection in allergic children, ogy (L. Colebrook), 636 (0); 831 (C) INSULIN: Imperial Cancer Research Fund: New laboratories, As growth hormone (J. Salter and C. H. Best), 283 1112 353 (0); 383 (L) JAMES, P. M. C., and PARFITT, G. J.: Local effects Indexing; register of specialist indexers, 118 Classification of various insulins (F. Gerritzen), of certain medicaments on the teeth,. 1252 (0) Indigestion in childhood (N. B. Capon), 197 1030 (0); 1037 (L); 1325 (C) Jameson, Richard Cartwright, obituary of, 155 JULY-DEC., 1953 INDEX JAQ-LIP 13 Jaques, Robert, obituary of, 1107 KIDNEY (conitinued): LEADING ARTICLES (contintucd): Jaundice due to methyltestosterone therapy, 143 (A) Hypercalcaemia and impairment of renal function Isoniazid with P.A.S. or streptomycin, 1036 -value of single-sample test in differential diagnosis in generalized sarcoidosis (C. E. Dent and Lumbar disks, radiology of, 1363 (I. Wang), 971 (0); 1273 (C) others), 808 (0) Malaria; antimalarial drugs, 266; 392 (C) JEFFCOATE, T. N. A.: Place of forceps in present-day Nephrotic syndrome (J. R. Squire), 1389 (0); -in ex-Servicemen, 1145; 1157 (C), 1269 (C), obstetrics. 213; 951 (0); 981 (L); 1159 (C), 1419 (L) 1326 (C) 1324 (C). 1433 (C) Pyelitis in children (A. V. Neale), 34 Mental illness in tv ins, 548 Jeffrey, I. S.: Use and abuse of antibiotics, 209 Renal Cortical Necrosis and the Kidnec of Con- Mitral stenosis, surgical treatment of, 1090 JEFFREY, M. R.: Intravenous iron in rheumatoid cealed Accidental Haemnorrhage (H. L. Sheehan Morale and size of working groups; the smaller arthritis, possible prognostic factors, 912 (0) and H. C. Moore), 25 the better?, 1420 Jeger, Santo Wayburn, obituary of, 780 Murder, responsibility for, 768 Jejunum, carcinoma of, anaemnia due to, 311 Kielland's forceps, 340 (C) Nephrotic syndrome, 1419 - tumours, with associated anaemia, 313 KILPATRICK, G. S. See MIALL, W. E., 1231 Obesity, 1418 JENKINS, A. R. See DEWAR, H. A., 1017 King, Norman Carew, obituary of, 677 severe reactions 770 JENKINS, D. H.: Unusual case of rupture of spleen, King's College Hospital Medical School, facilities Penicillin, to, 813 for students, 493; research facilities. 493; Phenylbutazone on trial, 982 opening of session, annual dinner, 893 Poliomyelitis, acute; treatment in hospitals, 384 JENNFR, G. G.: Nasal drops for babies, 629 (C) 827; - and infection, 1258 penner Medal presented to A. T. Glenny, 1002 King Edward's Hospital Fund for London, 270 (A); Potassium deficiency, 551 (L) JENNINGS, G. H.: Symptoms of temporal arteritis, 56th annual meeting, 147 Prescribing, economical, 925 1217 (C) KIPLING, Joan W.: General practitioner and the President's Address, 139 Jenny, R. H. See Salzer, G., 1417 psychiatrist, 1274 (C) Prophylactics, combined, 1313; 1322 (C) JEWELL, Pamela. See ELEK, S. D., 1298 KTTCHING, R. L.: Cancer and the public, 829 (C) Resins and cardiac oedema, 611 Johnson, Frederick William, obituary of, 1382 Klinefelter-Reifenstein-Albright syndrome, 371 Retrolental fibroplasia, 610 Johnson, R. T.: Surgical treatment of intracranial Knee: Severe genu valgum in a child, 682 haemorrhage, 279 KNOWLES, G. S. A.: Controlled respiration and Returned prisoner of war, 820; 992 (C) apnoea in anaesthesia, 340 (C) Rheumatism, chronic, morbidity of, 194 Johnson, Samuel, as scientist and patient, 395 (C) Service careers 667 JOHNSON, V.: Requirements for entry into medical KNYVETT, A. F., and SCHOFIELD, F. D.: Malaria in inquiry, schools; selection of students, 467; discussion, ex-servicemen, 339 (C); 444 Smog masks, 1145 486; 676 (C) KONAR, N. R., and SEN GuPTA, A. N.: Splenic Smokeless zones, 818 venography, 810 822 (A); 938 (C) Statistics and medicine, 872 JoHINSTON, L.: Smoking and bronchial carcinoma, (0); Tobacco tar, mouse carcinogen in, 1362 940 (C) Korea casualties (parliamentary note), 229 World on Medical Education, 27, 233, Johnstone, H. G. See Anderson, H. H., 1417 Krebs, H. A., awarded Nobel Prize, 984 Conference Joints: CompressionArthrodesis: Including Central KuTA-DANKWA, A. K.: Overseas service, 1326 (C) 435 Dislo ation as a Principle in Hip Surgery (J. Charnley), 1089 LEAK, W. N.: Intermittent claudication, 42 (C) -lesions; treatment with hydrocortone, 966; - Indigestion in childhood, 442 (C) 1161 (C) L LEAK, W. N.: Neonatal asphyxia, 510 (C), 887 (C) JONts, A. T.: Orthopaedic care in poliomyelitis, LeCron, L. M. (Editor): Experimental Hypnosis: A 884 (C) LABOUR: see also Abortion; Infants, ness born; Stunposium of Articles on Research by many of Jones, E. P.: Forceps in present-day obstetrics, 214 Obstetrics; Pregnancy; Puerperium the World's Leading Authorities, 546 Jones, F. W.: Trends of Life, 608 Child-bearing in the Tropics, 107 Lee, John Robert, obituary of, 101 JONES, J. D. T.: Treatment of irreducible intussus- Indications for forceps delivery, 953 LEE, M.: Partial hepatectomy, 1323 (C) ception, 1304 (0) Transverse arrest, and use of Kielland's forceps, Leeds University. See Universities: Leeds Jones, William Britain, obituary of, 1222 340 (C) Leff, S.: Social iVedicine, 1254; 1378 (C) LADELL, R. M.: The anxiety state, 832 (C) venous thrombosis JOPLING, W. H., and SCHOFIELD, F. D.: Failure of Lahey, Frank Howard, obituary of, 49 Leg ulcers after post-partum antibiotics in a case of staphylococcal bacteri- (S. T. Anning), 14 (0) aemia, 1140 (0); 1376 (C) Laignel-Lavastine, Maxime, obituary of, 781 LEHMANN, H.: Sickle-cell anaemia, 1217 (C) JOULES, H.: Chronic bronchitis, 440 (C) LANF, C. R.: Blood transfusion accidents, 673 (C) -See IKIN. Elizabeth W., 602 -Danger of penicillin injection, 886 (C) LANE, R. E. See GOODMAN, N., 237 LEIGH, D. See BODKIN, N. J., 723 Lange, M. (Editor): Wiederherstellungschirurgie uaid Leighton, Gerald Rowley, obituary of, 676 JOURNALS: Traumatologie (Reconstruction Surgery and LFNDRUM, A. C.: Pulmonary changes due to cardiac Bromptont Hospital Reports, 137 Traumatology), 716 disease, 43 (C) Journal of Forensic Aledicine, 732 Langendorf, R. See Katz, L. N., 1312 LENNOX, Mary. See EVANS, A. D., 131 Journal of AMental Science, centenary of, 1018 LANGFORD, F.: Should an epileptic drive a car?, indications and contraindications, Medical periodicals of the World; exhibition at 831 (C) Lenses, contact, B.M.A. House, 233 Langley Memorial Prize, 1440 161 1 -Contact Lens Routine Practice (N. Bier), 432 Radiation Research, 111 Lapage, G.: Parasitic Animals, 1034 Lepine, P., elected to French Academy of Medicine, Thoraxchirurgie, 105 Laryngitis and tracheitis, persistent, treatment of, 1441 Wiederherstellungschirurgie und Trauntatologie 1387 Leprosy; case seen in venereal disease clinic in (Reconstruction Surgery and Traumatology), Laryngology and Otology, Institute of, 499 Britain (J. 0. Doyle), 261 (0) Vol. I (Editor: M. Lange), 716 Larynx, cancer of; treatment by interstitial radium on four cases and D. G. needles (W. D. Harmer), 735 1101 (C) -report (J. Rogers J. B.: Neonatal 887 (C) (0); Adamson), 259 (0) JOYCE, asphyxia, Lassen, H. C. A.: Poliomyelitis in Copenhagen, 991 - and studies Judet operation, 152 (C), 341 (C); 1152 Laufman, H. See Banks, S. W., 978 tuberculosis leprosy: immunological F.: Medical Benevolent Fund Christ- in healthy persons (J. Lowe and F. McNulty), JULER, Royal Laur, A. See Stodmeister, R., 138 579 mas Gifts, 1162 (C) LAW, R. G.: "Failed review of 37 (0) medical. See, Medico-legal forceps"; LESLIE, F.: Car sickness in small children, 896 (C) Jurisprudence, cases, 955 (0); 981 (L); 1159 (C) LETT, Z.: Succinylcholine chloride for external Lawrence, J. S., and Francis, J.: The Sulphonantidles version, 993 (C) and Antibiotics in Man and Animals, 869 Leucocyte count; effect of cold, 1427 LAWRENCE, R. D.: Seven insulins in Britain, 1215 (C) Leucorrhoea (C. S. Russell), 91 K LAWTON, Ann. See COOKSON, J. S., 376, 994 Leucotomy: Effect in initiating normal menstrual Lazarevitch, I.: La NVdecine en U.R.S.S., 870 36 T. 1309 Nest, 944 (A); cycle at age (J. Hutchinson), (0) Kahan, obituary of, Lead poisoning hazard of iced lollies, 613 - modified, 1092 KALINOWSKI, S. Z., and WALKER, J. M.: Diabetic 993 (C), 1160 (C), 1378 (C) Foundation for of psy- coma associated with and Rockefeller grant study lipaemia complicated LEADING ARTICLES: chological effects of frontal lobotomy, 1002 by uraemia, 661 clinical of modified Karvonen, M. J. (Editor): Sport 11edicine: Pro- Annual Representative Meeting, 193 ten years' experience opera- the Antibiotics, in whooping-cough, 769 tions (W. Sargant), 800 (0); 939 (C) ceetdings of International Synmposium of the - progress in, 1035 Leukaemia: Robert Roesler de Villiers Award, 1111 Mledicine and Physiology of Sports and Athletics 1002 at 1952 Backward readers, 433; 1161 (C) Leverhulme Research Fellowships, Helsinki, July 17-18, B.C.G. in schools, 1257 LEVERTON, J. S., and KTDD, I. H.: Potassium Katz, L. N., Langendorf, R., and Pick, A.: Introduc- 994 tion to the Breast cancer, treatment of, 817 permanganate ulceration, (C) Interpretation of the Electrocardiogram, British Pharmacopoeia (1953), 666 l ewis, E.: Skin loss in hand injuries, 282 1312 in 149 A. W.: Effect of doses of histamine on Bronchial infections, chronic; treatment with LEWIS, G. W.: Polyarthritis rubella, (C) KAY, large antibiotics, 1314 -- Danger of penicillin infection, 778 (C) gastric secretion of HCI; augmented histamine Burns; exposure treatment, 665; 994 (C) Lewis, H. K.; supplement to library catalogue, 325 test, 77 (0) Carcinogenic aromatic amines, 28 LEWIS, I.: Unwrapping the Journal, 1432 (C) Keeling, G. W.: Trusts and Foundations, 338 E. See MUSHIN, W. W., 652 KEHOE, M. J.: Haemoptysis due to hat-pin injury, Cardiff Meeting, 192 LEWIS-FANING, 674 Children, accidental poisoning of, 1207 LEYS, D.: Breast-feeding in the Oxford survey, (C) Clinical research in the N.H.S., 140; 286 (C) 508 (C) KELLIF, A. E., and WADE, A. P.: Urinary steroid Enzymes and their activities, 927 Lezius, A.: Die Lumigenresektionen, 19 (0) excretion in rheumatoid arthritis, 594 (0) Epilepsy, traumatic, 434 Librarianship, medical; first international congress, KELLY, M.: Phenylbutazone, 936 (C) and public health, 980 90 274 KELLY-CARTON, P. S.: Guilty or not guilty ? 46 (C) Family doctors (A); W. F. F.: and 450 First World Conference on Medical Education, Lice in prison, 520 KEMSLEY, Height weight tables, (C) 27, 478 - infestation in England and Wales, 1366 (A) KENDALL, D.: Some complications of temporal Fluoridation of water, 88 Ligament lesions; treatment with hydrocortone, arteritis, 418 (0); 888 (C), 1217 (C) 1161 KEPPIE, Audrey A. N.: Modified course of T. Food; towards cleaner food, 1146 966; (C) infection in mice diets with Forceps delivery, 981; 1159 (C) Lignocaine in transurethral manipulations, 887 (C) congole,tse given Gastric ulcer, chronic, 1158 (C) LILLtNGSToN, C.: Lars Roberg, Swedish pioneer of milk casein, 853 (0); 1047 (C), 1271 (C) 871; 201 Kerley, P. J.: Pre-symptomatic period in bronchial General practice teaching, 479; 1104 (C) medicine (Nova et Vetera), carcinoma, 210 - to-day and to-morrow, 717 -- Study of medicine at the University of Copen- Kernicterus; brain material 444 General practitioner, consultant, and hospital, 719 hagen, 1537-1645 (Nova et Vetera), 1098 wanted, (C) Genetics and clinical research, 326; 443 (C) Limbs: Artificial limb repairs (parliamentary note), KERR, J. G.: Meningitis, tuberculous, treatment of, H. influenzae and antibiotics, 1091 1437 1130 (0); 1433 (C) of stumps, 1423 (A) Kersley, G. D.: Methods of treatnment of " fibro- Heart, artificial, 86 -length amputation sitis," 206 Heights and weights of schoolchildren. 926 Lime burns of eye; treatment with " corvasymton" M. A.: 1220 Hospital; place in the National Health Service, 267 and undermining of conjunctiva (F. J. Damato), KEY, Spectacles, (C) - residents, shortage of, 327 426 (0) KIMD, I. H. See LEVERTON, J. S., 994 Hypothermia, 1256 LINDSEY, Mabel: The human foot, 1161 (C) KIDNEY: Industrial health and the universities, 480; 832 (C) Linton, Winifred, obituary of, 890 Acute Renal Failure: Incl,mdi,tg the Use of the Influenza, prevention of, 1206 Lipaemia, alimentary, relationship to blood coagula- Artificial Kidney (J. T. MacLean), 84 Insulin and growth, 383 tion (H. W. Fullerton and others), 250; 443 (C) Function tests (R. I. S. Bayliss), 1318 - zinc suspensions, 1037; 1215 (C) Lipmann, F. A., awarded Nobel Prize, 984 BRIrISH 14 LIV-MED INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Liver: Biliary cirrhosis, prinmary; case (H. G. H. McClure, Thomas, obituary of, 998 Malta: Population problems, 180 Richards and C. B. S. Fuller), 23 (0) MCCONNELL, R. B. See Fox, J. G., 1202 Manchester Medical Society, 1169, 1440 - biopsy, 874 (A); 1102 (C) MCCREATH, N. D.: Heartburn in pregnancy, 1 100 (C) --SSection of Pathology: Symposium on - effect of dried preparation on growth of children, MCCURRICH, H. J.: Pain in transurethral manipula- transfusion problems, 933 150 (C) tions, 887 (C) -University. See Universities: Manchester - partial hepatectomy; observations on an illus- Macdonald, E. K.: Cancer and the community, 277 MANSON-BAHR, Sir Philip: Treatment of acute trative case (Sir Heneage Ogilvie), 1136 (0); MACDONALD, Flora: Farm accidents, 726 (C) malaria, 284 (C); 266 (L) 1323 (C) Macdonald, N. See Pagel, W., 1360 Marriage and security (W. S. MacDonald), 220 1170, Liverpool Medical Institution, 1440; inaugural MacDonald, W. S.: Marriage and security, 220 - premarital medical examination (parliamentary meeting, 837 McDowell, Daniel Henry, obituary of, 102 note), 1225 University. See Universities: Liverpool McEWAN, P.: Thyrotoxicosis and purpura, 1218 (C) Marriott, Oswald, obituary of, 101 LIVINGSTONE, Sir Richard: What is education?, MCFADZEAN, A. J. S., and CHOA, G. H.: Haemolytic MARSH, F.: Prevention of transfusion accidents, 454 (0); 673 (C) anaemia in typhoid fever: a report of six cases. 995 (C) LLEWELLYN-JONEs, D.: Female fertility, 180 (0) together with the effect of chloramphenicol and Marshall, R. (Belfast): Fifty Years on the Grosvenor LLOYD, J. T. A., and PEDLEY, E.: Acute strychnine A.C.T.H., 360 (0) Road : An account of the Rise and Progress of poisoning after a massive dose, 429 MCFARLAND, J.: Cancer and the public, 936 (C) the Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast, during the LOCKET, S., ATKINSON, E. A., GRIEVE, W. S. M., and McFarland, R. A.: Human Factors in Air Trans- Years 1903-1953, 191 BRIDSON, E.: Histoplasmosis in Great Britain; portation: Occupational Health and Safety, 1204 MARSHALL, R. (London): Rapid method for detec- description of a second case of disseminated MACFARLANE, J. A.: Recurrent gall-stone ileus, tion of barbiturates in urine and stomach histoplasmosis; treatment by ethyl vanillate, 544 (0) contents, 379 (0) 857 (0); 1270 (C) McFsE, J.: Backward readers, 1161 (C) MARSHALL, R. J. See NELSON, M. G., 314 LOCKYER, C. H. J.: Primary ovarian pregnancy, MAcGREGOR, A. G., MILLER, H., BLANEY, P. J.: Marshall, T. K. See Polson, C. J., 381 830 (C) and WHIMSTER, W. S.: Diagnosis of thyrotoxi- MARSON, F. G. W. See WEINER, W., 125 LOGAN, J.: Eczema and reticulosis, 442 (C) cosis by a simple out-patient radioactive iodine MARTEN, R. H.: " L.E." cells in acute disseminated LOGAN, J. S.: Gastric ileus due to potassium technique, 21 (0) lupus erythematosus treated with A.C.T.H., 188 depletion after gastro-enterostomy, 532 (0) MCGREGOR, D.: Syringes in general practice, 450 (C) Martin, Charles Ferdinand, obituary of, 1222 See BINGHAM, J. A. W., 650 McGREGOR, R. M.: Accident-prone in general MARTIN, P.: Phlegmasia caerulea dolens, 1351 (O0 LOGAN, W. P. D.: Work and age: Statistical practice, 1306 (0) MARTIN, V. A. F.: Television glaucoma, 98 (C) considerations, 279; 1190 (0); 1208 (A) MACINTOSH, A. E. See ADAMSON, D. G., 656 Martin-Leake, Arthur, obituary of, 46, 101 London Census report (vital statistics), 1168 MACINTOSH, R. R.: Oxford inflating bellows, 202, MARYON, M. See COVELL, Sir Gordon, 258 London County Council medical service, 497 394 MASON, A. S., and VEREL, D.: Insulin zinc suspen- London Hospital Old Students' Dinner, 893 MCINTYRE, J. H.: Treatment of tetanus, 866 (0); sions, 1215 (C), 1325 (C) Medical College, facilities for students, 492 1099 (C), 1271 (C), 1429 (C) Mason, Francis Courtenay, obituary of, 398 London Local Medical Committee resolution on fog, MACKENZIE, A. See HORTON, J. A. G., 1294 Mastalgia, premenstrual, 351 1055; 1160(C) MACKENZIE, D. F.: Turner's syndrome in the male, MASTERS, E. J.: Danger of penicillin injection, London School of Medical Photography, 294 1273 (C) 629 (C) London University. See Universities: London McKenzie, W.: Ear, Nose and Throat Diseases for Mastoid operation, risks of bathing after, 55 Longo, G.: La Sterilita nel Maschio: Fisiopatologia AMedical Students, 1034 Maternity and child welfare; role of health visitor, diegli Organi della Reproduzione. Diagnostica e MCKEOWN, T., GIBSON, J. R., and DOUGRAY, T.: 963 Terapia dell'Infertilita Maschile, 609 Association between period of gestation and - benefits (parliamentary note), 50 LORBER, J.: Mortality from childhood tuberculosis length of menstrual cycle, 253 (0) MATHER, H. G.: Hyperparathyroidism with normal in Sheffield; possible causes of its decline, - See Lowe, C. R., 339 serum calcium, 424 (0) 1122 (0); 1323 (C) MACKIE, E. G.: Filatov's tissue therapy, 734 (C) MATTHEWS, B. F.: Composition of articular cartilage Treatment of tuberculous meningitis, 1433 (C) MCKINSTRY, R. N.: B.C.G. vaccination, 1323 (C) in osteoarthritis; changes in collagen/chon- LOUCAIDES, T.: The couvade, 1105 (C) MACKINTOSH, J. M.: Orthopaedics and its name, droitin-sulphate ratio, 660 (0) LOUDON, I. S. L.: Polyarthritis in rubella. 444 (C) 42 (C) MAURICE, D. G.: Appendix in the hernial sac, LOVE, E. B.: Single-sample test in differential McLaren, H. C.: Methods of inducing artificial 887 (C) diagnosis of jaundice, 1273 (C) menopause, 214 Mawhinny, Robert John Watt, obituary of, 289 LOVE, R. J. M.: Scrotal swellings, 145 McLaren, J. W. (Editor): Modern Trends in Diag- Maybury, Bernard Constable, obituary of, 1221 -Treatment of gall-bladder diseases, 21 1 nostic Radiology (Second Series), 1034 Mayes, B. T.: Textbook of Obstetrics, 1360 Lowdon, A. G. R., appointed Professor of Surgery, MACLEAN, I. M. M.: Otitis externa in the Tropics, Maylard-Sonnenburg method of intestinal anastomo- University of Durham, 837 1058 (C) sis (W. J. Moore and J. Forrest-Hamilton), LOWE, C. R., and MCKEOWNT, T.: Sex ratio at birth, MacLean, J. T.: Acute Renal Failure: Including the 1407 (0) 339 (C) Use of the Artificial Kidney, 84 Measles, appendicitis occurring during (W. H. LOWE, J., and MCNULTY, F.: Tuberculosis and MacLean, K. S.: Use and abuse of antibiotics, 209 Galloway), 1412 (0) leprosy: Immunological studies in healthy Maclean, Sir Ewen John, obituary of, 941 Meckel's diverticulum causing ileo-ileal intussuscep- persons, 579 (0) Macleod, lain; address at opening 124th session, tion, complicated by volvulus (R. E. B. Tagart), LozINSKI, E., and GLEASON, C. H.: Oral penicillin, King's College Hospital Medical School, 827 475 150 (C) MACLEOD, K. I. E.: The Diploma in Public Health, Meconium and foetal distress, 681 Lucas, G. H. W.: Symptomts and Treatment of Acute 1049 (C) MEDD, W. E.: Medical eponyms, 1274 (C) Poisoning, 84 MACLURE, H. L.: Control of tachycardia by quinine, Medical Arts Association of Great Britain, 1280 Liischer, E.: Lehrbuch der Ohrenheilkunde, 978 51 1 (C)I Medical defence organizations, 504 LUKE, Lord: Florence Nightingale House, 1379 (C) Macmichael, W. The Gold-headed Cane (Nova et Medical Defence Union annual meeting, 837 Lumbar puncture technique (W. Gooddy), 1040; Vetera) (C. Singer), 1373 Medical Directory, 152 1161 (C) M'Naghten rules, 3 Medical Education. See Education, medical Lumsden, Thomas William, obituary of, 1327 - - and the Royal Commission on Capital Punish- Medical Insurance Agency, 504 LUNG: ment, 776; 768 (L) Medical periodicals of the world; exhibition at Acute infections in general practice, 1268 MacNalty, Sir Arthur Salusbury (Editor): Medical B.M.A. House, 233 Bronchial carcinoma; incidence and aetiology History of the Second World War : Civilian Medical Practices Advisory Bureau, 506 (R. Doll), 521 (0), 585 (0); 940 (C) Health and Medical Services, Vol. 1, 766 Cancer (A. B. Taylor and others), 209 McNAUGHT, W., and STEVENSON, J. S.: Coliform MEDICAL PRACTrITONERS: see also Consultants and Das Bronchuscarcinom (G. Salzer and others), diarrhoea in adult hospital patients, 182 (0) Specialists; Hospitals, medical officers 1417 MCNAUGHTAN, W.: "Smog," 1048 (C) Doctor," use of the title, 108 treatment by oestrogens of pulmonary metas- MCNULTY, F. See LQWE, J., 579 Doctors' diseases, 1372 tases from breast cancer (B. A. Stoll and F. MACPHEE, I. W.: Potassium metabolism; some General practitioner, consultant, and hospital, Ellis), 796 (0); 817 (L) apparent anomalies, 528 (0); 551 (L) 719 (L) Changes due to cardiac disease, 43 (C) MACRAE, R. C. B.: Headaches caused by nasal -- postgraduate training, 704 Epidemiological study of rheumatoid arthritis obstruction, 1032 - relations with consultants, 693; 719 (L) associated with characteristic chest x-ray MAEGRAsTHs, B. G.: Milk and protozoal infections, -- relation to hospital service (Sir Heneage appearances in coal-workers (W. E. Miall and 1047 (C) Ogilvie), 707 (0) others), 1231 (0); 1260 (A); 1430 (C) -See Adams, A. R.D., 1311 -- relations with hospital service, 167, 694, 697 tube, faulty, death due to Experimental physiology of a heart-lung machine Magill (medico-legal), 1383 -- training and function, 629 (C) in parallel with normal circulation (D. G. Mel- Magnamycin, 1421 (A) General Practitioners' Records, 1038 rose and others), 62 (0); 86 (L) Maher, Patrick John Joseph, obituary of, 500 Die Lungenresektionen (A. Lezius), 190 MAIR, W.: The law, the hospital, and the doctor, Medical Protection Society; annual meeting, 893 Mechanical heart-lung for use in man (D. G. 45 (C) Medical Register: Enrolment in medicine, 490 Melrose), 57 (0); 86 (L) MALARIA: Medical research. See Research, medical et Structure (H. Warem- Pathologie Pulmonaires Acute, treatment of, 41 (C), 266 (L), 284 (C), bourg and P. Graux), 265 832 (C) MEDICAL RESEARCH COUNCIL: Technique of bronchography, 577 Antimalarial drugs, 266 (L); 392 (C) Aims and objects; opportunities for research, 502 LUNT, R.: Children in hospital, 96 (C) Drug resistance (T. C. Hallinan), 135 (0) Applied Psychology Unit; N. H. Mackworth Lupus erythematosus, acute, disseminated, "L.E." In ex-Servicemen, 339 (C), 444, 1145 (L), 1157 (C), appointed director, 350 cells in, treated with A.C.T.H. (R. H. Marten), 1269 (C), 1326 (C) Appointments, 633 188 In neighbouring Londoners (G. S. Crockett and Clinical Research in Relation to the National -- cortisone and A.C.T.H. in, 333 K. Simpson), 1141 (0); 1375 (C) Health Service, 147; 140 (L) LUTTON, A., and GRANT, G. H.: Dangers of ethanol- Preventive measures in Africa, 512 (C) Committee on Clinical Trials of Influenza Vaccine; amine oleate injection treatment for varicose Proguanil-resistant, 149 (C) progress report, 1173 (0); 1206 (L) veins, 510 (C); 725, 726 Pyrimethamine; experiences in Kenya, 285 (C); Fluoridation of Domestic Water Supplies in North LYELL, A.: Treatment of plantar warts, 1270 (C) 266 (L); 1102 (C) America as a Means of Controlling Dental Caries, Lymphadenitis, mesenteric, acute: Aetiology and in treatment of vivax malaria (Sir Gordon 88 (L) treatment, 949 Covell and others), 258 (0); 266 (L) Panel on Haematological'Applications of A.C.T.H. Lymphadenoma. See Hodgkin's disease Symptoms, 571 (C) and Cortisone: Treatment of blood disorders Lymphoedema, congenital, 1057 Use and effectiveness of antimalarial drugs; with A.C.T.H. and cortisone, 1400 (0) Lyons, J. F., and Heaton-Ward, W. A.: Notes on experience of non-native resident population of Report for 1951-2, 199 Mental Deficiency, 264 Nigeria (B. M. Nicol), 177 (0); 266 (L) Special Report Series No. 279: Plant proteins In Lysozyme, 1282 W.H.O. conference in child feeding, 874 (A) Malaya,1837 Travelling awards, 350 Malcolm, J. L., and Gray, J. A. B. (Editors): The Tuberculosis Chemotherapy Trials Committee: M Spinal Cord. Ciba Foundation Symposium, 477 Isoniazid in combination with streptomycin or MACARTHUR, A.: Inoculation technique, 394 (C) MALLETT, B. L. See BRUNSDON, D. F. V., 607 P.A.S. in treatment of putmonary tuberculosis; McCance, R. A.: Control of appetite, 207 MALLICK, S. M. K.: Medicine-a technology or a fifth report, 1005 (0); 1036 (L) McCarrison, Sir Robert: The Work of Sir Robert profession, 461 (0) McCarrison, 815 Malloch, Thomas Archibald, obituary of, 943 Medical schools: World Directory, 1020 JULY-DEC., 1953 INDEX MED-NAN 15

Medical Sickness, Annuity, and Life Assurance MERSKEY, C.: Survival of transfused red cells in Mitral valve, stenosis; valvotomy in treatment Society, 68th annual general meeting, 16 scurvy, 1353 (0) (T. H. Sellors and others), 1060 (0); 1090 (L) Medical Society of London, 1169 - and BUDTZ-OLSEN, 0. E.: Splenectomy in three - surgery, 826 Medical Women's Federation, 506 cases of myelophthisic anaemia, 537 (0) MOGEY, G. A.: Cartridge syringes, 227 (C) MESHAM, P. R. See DUNDEE, J. W., 1237, 1244 - Centenary of hypodermic injection, 1180 (0) MEDICINE: MESSENT, J. J.: Use and effectiveness of anti- MOIR, J. C.: Intravenous pituitary extract in the Annual Review of Medicine, Vol. 4 (Editor: W. C. malarial drugs, 629 (C) control of haemoptysis, 98 (C) Cutting), 1 144 Metabolic rate, basal, Read's formula for, reliability MOLLIN, D. L., and Ross, G. I. M.: Serum vitamin Degrees and qualifications in Britain and the of, 162 B12 concentrations of patients with megalo- Commonwealth, 497 Metabolism: Biochemistry and Metabolism (B. S. blastic anaemia after treatment with vitamin B1, Disease and its Conquest (G. T. Hollis), 716 Walker and others), 923 folic acid, or folinic acid, 640 (0) The Healing Arts and Their Future (K. Walker), 716 Methaemoglobinaemia, idiopathic, familial, asso- Mononucleosis, infectious. See Glandular fever History, see also Biography; Nova et Vetera ciated with mental deficiency and neurological MONRO, J. W., and SLACK, W. K.: A danger of - Fifty Years of Medicine (Lord Horder), 766 abnormalities (C. Worster-Drought, J. C. White, succinylcholine chloride, 1103 (C) - History of medical education (J. F. Fulton), and F. Sargent), 114 (0) MONTJSCHI, E.: Mercuric chloride poisoning 457 (0) Methimazole in treatment of thyrotoxicosis; clinica treated with dimercaprol, 545 Internal, third international congress, 1228 trial (L. A. G. Davidson), 1300 (0) Moon, Robert Oswald, obituary of, 343 Medicine-a technology or a profession (S. M. K. Methonium compounds. See Hexamethonium MOORE, F. T. See DAVIES, R. M., 1251 Mallick), 461 (0) bromide Moore, H. C. See Sheehan, H. L., 25 Mfonographs in Medicine, Series 1 (Editor: W. B. Methylpentynol; hypnotic properties, 435 (A) MOORE, W. J., and FORREST-HAMILTON, J.: The Bean), 325 Methyltestosterone therapy, jaundice due to, 143 (A) Maylard-Sonnenburg method of intestinal Pre-registration appointments, 159, 490, 491 Metric system in medicine, 44 (C) anastomosis, 1407 (0) Preventive and social medicine (R. Sand), 471 (0); MEYNELL M. J. See WEINER, W., 125 Morbidity: General Practitioners' Recor-ds, 1038 discussion, 489 MIALL, W. E., CAPLAN, A., COCHRANE, A. L., MORGAN, B. See SIMPSON, J. H., 659 Registration as medical practitioner, 490 KILPATRICK, G. S., and OLDHAM, P. D.: Epi- Morgan, J. G.: Occupational cancer of nose and Tropical. See Tropical medicine demiological study of rheumatoid arthritis lung, 280 MEDICO-LEGAL: associated with characteristic chest x-ray MORGAN, 'Kathleen: Danger of penicillin injection, Anaesthesia; choked by faulty Magill tube, 1383 appearances in coal-workers, 1231 (0); 1260(A); 777 (C) - defective ether vaporizer, 945 1430 (C) MORLEY, A. H.: Use of obstetric forceps, 1324 (C) - responsibility for death under, 578 Microbiology: Directory and Catalogue of Collec- Morphine and alcohol, synergistic action of, 437 (A); Anaesthetic, spinal, contaminated, 1165; 1269 (C) tions of Micro-organisms Maintained in Australia, 940 (C) Anaesthetist not negligent, 1329 608 Morris, Charles Edward, obituary of, 1106 Anaesthetist's responsibility, 781 Microphone, laryngeal, as aid to treatment of bulbar MORRIS, D.: Neonatal asphyxia, 675 (C) Blood transfusion; fatal reaction, 1277 poliomyelitis (F. D. Stott), 1414 (0) MORRIS, E. 0. See BLAINEY, J. D., 913 (0) The Changing Law, 291 Middlesex Hospital Medical School: Annual dinner, MORRIS, I. B.: Venepuncture in young children, Claim against doctor fails, 890 837 1100 (C) Commanding officer acquitted, 230 facilities for students, 491 Morris, Rosemary Owen, obituary of, 573 Diabetes and driving licences, 835 ----IsInstitute of Clinical Research, 990 Motor car; allowance for Territorial Army doctors Doctor in the witness-box (Viscount Simon), B. W. Windeyer appointed Dean, 1280 (parliamentary note), 1166 (0); 31 (A); 286 (C) Midge repellents, 162 - diabetes mellitus and driving licences (medico- Forensic specimens, collection of (D. Teare), 1150 Midwifery. See Obstetrics legal note), 835 Health Service frauds, 399 Midwives enrolled in Britain, 1170 MOTTERSHEAD, S.: Costo-clavicular compression of Joiurnal of Forensic Medicine, 732 Migraine, hemiplegic; prognosis, 162 subclavian vein, 1375 (C) Medical defence organizations, 504 - treatment with ergot preparations; ill effects, 1230 MOURANT, A. E. See CHALMERS, J. N. M., 175 Negligence, claims for, 44 (C), 226 (C) Miles, A. A., appointed Professor of Experimental - See IKIN, ElizabetIh W., 602 Penicillin: Fatal injection, 446 Medicine, University of London, 447 Moustache in young girl, 1441 Psychopath, definition of, 1224; 1379 (C) Mouth; cyclical buccal ulceration, 634; 786 (C) Teething powders, overdosage of, 1330 MILITARY MEDICINE: - mucosal hypertrophy due to dental prosthesis, Violinist awarded damages, 1109 History of the Second World War: Armiy iEledical 151 (C) Services: Admninistration, Vol. 1 (F. A. E. Mowle, Alfred Charles, obituary of, 155 Medresco hearing-aids, 929 (A); 1376 (C) Crew), 324 Mozley, A.: A Background for the Prevention of MEDVEI, V. C.: Genetics in clinical research, 443 (C) History of the Second World War: Civilian Health Bilharzia, 924 MEIKLE, M. See CALDWELL, W. G. D., 976 and Medical Services, Vol. 1 (Editor: Sir -The Snail Hosts of Bilharzia in Africa: Their MEIKLE, R. W. See CONWAY, H., 1019 Arthtur Salusbury MacNalty), 766 Occurrence and Destruction, 924 Meiklejohn, A. P.: Dangers of obesity, 207 History of the Secontd W'orld War. Emergeney MUCKLE, T. J.: Stereoscopic vision, 831 (C) MELROSE, D. G.: Mechanical heart-lung for use in Medical Services (Editor: C. L. Dunn,), 663 Mucosis: Fibroevstic Disease of the Pancreas: A man, 57 (0); 86 (L) History of the Second World War: Medical Congenital Disorder of Mucus Production- - BASSETT, J. W., BEACONSFIELD, P., GRABER, I. G., Research (Editors: F. H. K. Green and Sir Afucosis (Editor: M. Bodian), 476 and SHACKMAN, R.: Experimental physiology Gordon Covell), 1254 MUDALIAR, Sir Arcot: Aims and content of the of a heart-lung machine in parallel with normal Military hospitals (parliamentary note), 51 medical curriculum; undergraduate medical circulation, 62 (0); 86 (L) War prisoners; problems of repatriation, 820 (L); education, 468; discussion, 487 Meningitis; diagnosis and treatment (Honor M. V. 992 (C) Multiple Sclerosis Society, 1332 Smith and others), 278 Mumps, Partial impotence after, 733 non-fatal, due to Friedlander's bacillus, 150 (C) MILK: MUNRO, I. B.: Malaria in ex-Servicemen. 1269 (C) -tuberculous; hazards of routine lumbar puncture Consumption (parliamentary note), 1000 Murder, collection of specimens for examination, for diagnosis, 1058; 1271 (C), 1431 (C) Effect of sunlight on, 1094 1151 - treated with A.C.T.H. and isoniazid; a Feeding children without milk, 874 (A) -responsibility for, 768 (L) comparison with intrathecal streptomycin Milk aspiration pneumonia, 387 (A) MURLEY, R. S. See WILLIAMS, I. G., 787 (Winifred C. M. Bulkeley), 1127 (0); 1433 (C) Milk-borne disease (parliamentary note), 1053 MURRAY, I., and WILSON, R. B.: New insulins- Meningococcal infection: Graphs (vital statistics), Milk casein diet, effect on experimental T. con- lente, ultralente, and semilente, 1023 (0); 104, 158, 892, 946, 1000, 1054 golense infection in mice (Audrey A. N. Keppie), 1037 (L); 1215 (C), 1325 (C), 1377 (C) Menopause, artificial (H. C. McLaren), 214 853 (0); 1047 (C), 1271 (C) MURRAY, Sheilagh. See BOOTH, P. B., 42 - clinical aspects of (A. W. Bourne and others), 214 Value for tuberculous patients, 1004 Menstruation: Age of menarche in the Tropics Muscle extracts in angina pectoris, 634 A. A.: Early fatal reaction to blood trans- Muscles: Paroxysmal, paralytic, myoglobinuria (Dagmar C. Wilson and I. Sutherland), 607; MILLIER, (S. D. Elek and H. F. Anderson), 888 (C) fusion, 1031 533 (0); MILLER, D. H. See GOLDMAN, M., 227 727 (C), 1274 (C) - association between period of gestation and length MUSHIN, W. W.: inflating 394 (C) of menstrual cycle (T. McKeown and others), 253 MILLER, H. See MACGREGOR, A. G., 21 Cardiff valve, 202; MILLER, H. G., and GIBBONS, J. L.: Acute dissemin- -Anaesthesia; return to simplicity, 215 - effect of leucotomy in initiating normal cycle at -GALLOON, S., and LEWIS-FANING, E.: Anti- age 36 (J. T. Hutchinson), 1309 (0) ated encephalomyelitis and acute disseminated sialogogue and other effects of atropine mucate, - postponement with oestrogens, 1057 sclerosis; results of treatment with A.C.T.H., - incidence and treatment, 519 1345 (0) 652 (0); 1162 (C) vicarious, MILLER, J. S.: A tuberculin survey in Stoke-on- Music; orchestra for doctors, 727 (C); 1386 MENTAL DEFICIENCY: Trent, 917 (0) Myalgia, epidemic. See Bornholm disease Backward child, 392 (C) MILLER, L. E.: Non-fatal meningitis due to Fried- " Mycardol." See Penta-erythritol tetranitrate Care of defectives at Fountain Hospital, 990 lander's bacillus, 150 (C) Myelomatosis, multiple, with haematemesis and Girl's detention in mental hospital (parliamentary Milli-equivalent, definition of, 1172 melaena (T. B. Williamson), 910 (0) note), 999 MtLLS, W. G.: Neonatal asphyxia, 675 (C) Myelosclerosis; treatment of (R. A. Hickling), Notes on Mental Deficiency (J. F. Lyons and W. A. MILNE, M. D. See DENT, R. V., 1082 411 (0) Heaton-Ward), 264 Milroy Lectures, 521 Myocardium; calcification associated with pituitary Number of patients in mental hospitals, 349 MILWARD, D.: Control of tachycardia by quinine, adenoma and obesity (P. G. Cronk), 374 (0) Royal Commission on the law relating to mental 1103 (C) - infarction, anticoagulants in, 151 (C) disorders (parliamentary notes), 998, 1053 Myoclonus, nocturnal, 1148 (A); 1274 (C) Myoglobinuria, paralytic, MENTAL DISEASE: see also Psychiatry MINERS AND MINING: paroxysmal (S. D. Elek Lunacy laws in Scotland (parliamentary note), 1276 Epidemiological study of rheumatoid arthritis and H. F. Anderson), 533 (0); 727 (C), 1274 (C) Mental health (parliamentary note), 1108 associated with characteristic chest x-ray Myokymia, agonal, 1376 (C) Mental hospital extensions (parliamentary note), appearances in coal-workers (W. E. Miall and Myopia; psychological factors, 786 103 others), 1231 (0); 1260 (A); 1430 (C) Myositis, epidemic. See Bornholm disease Mental hospital service, 43 (C) Mining accidents in 1951, 764 " Mysoline." See Primidone Pneumoconiosis field research, 1002 Myxoedema coma (V. K. Summers), 366 (0); Review of mental illness in older age group (E. 886 (C) Elizabeth Robertson and N. L. M. Browne), Ministry of Health: Report for the year ended Myxomatosis in rabbits, 294, 1228 1076 (0) December 31, 1952, 1364 (A) Royal Commission on the laws relating to mental - Sensitization of nursing staffs to antibiotics, disorders (parliamentary notes), 998, 1053 39; 30 (A) World Federation for Mental Health; sixth Ministry of Pensions merged in Ministry of National N annual meeting, 633 Health (parliamentary note), 102 Mepacrine, use and effectiveness in Nigeria, 177 Missionary medical work, 497 NABARRO, J. D. N., and STOWERS, J. M.: Insulin Merchandise Marks Bill (parliamentary note), 102 Mist. amygdale, supplies of, 512 (C) zinc suspensions, 1027 (0); 1037 (L); 115 (C) Mercuric chloride poisoning treated with dimercaprol Mitchell, George Fowler, obituary of, 1164 - See DENT, C. E., 808 (E. Montuschi), 545 Mitchell, Sydney David, obituary of, 1434 NAISH, F. C.: Breast-feeding, 674 (C) Mercury poisoning due to teething powders, 1317 (A); Mitchell, Thomas Carlyle, obituary of, 1165 Nanka-Bruce, Frederick Victor, obituary of, 289 '1330 (medico-legal); 1317 (A) Mitral regurgitation, treatment of, 827 NANSON, E. M. See HORTON, R. E., 969 BRaITsH 16 NAP-OBS INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

NAPIER, L. E.: Amoeboma of the caecum, 1269 (C) Nomenclature; use of eponyms, 1274 (C) OBITUARY NOTICES (continued): NAPIER, Margaret B. See BATCHELOR, I. R. C., 1186 L-Noradrenaline in treatment of shock in cardiac Narcotics: Dope-peddling in Britain, 1386 infarction (K. S. Smith and A. Guz), 1341 (0) Greene, Arthur, 1164 Nasal drops for babies. 629 (C) Greenwood, Henry Walmesley, 399 NORBURY, L. E. C.: The Hunterian era: Its influence Isaac 996 NASH, R. A.: The method of execution, 888 (C) on the art and science of surgery, 405 (0) Hall, Walker, National Association for the Prevention of Tuber- North of England Otolaryngological Society, 1169 Hall, John Robertson, 445 culosis: Hamond, Philip William, 155 Scholarships, 732 Northern Ireland: Registrar-General's quarterly Harrington, Archibald Wilson, 152 NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE: return, 575, 1385 Hartley, George Cleverdon, 1435 Charges, effect of (parliamentary note), 229, 290 Nose, obstruction, headaches caused by (R. C. B. Henderson, Elmer Lee, 397 Clinical research and the Health Service, 147; Macrae), 1032 Hogarth, Robert George, 47, 228 140 (L) Nosworthy, M. D.: Anaesthesia; return to simpli- Hollick, Hubert Harry, 1328 Dental charges repealed, 1225 city, 215 Holman, Frank Geoffrey, 1164 Effect on scope of general practice, 691, 702 NOVA ET VETERA: Hughes, Basil, 1275 Facilities for clinical pathology (S. P. Bedson), Discovery of insulin (Sir Henry Cohen), 439 Hunter, John Trustcott, 572 774; 935(C) Executed for treason: Archibald Cameron (L. A. Hutchison, Alice Marion, 1052 Fifth anniversary, 105 Parry), 671 Iselin, Hans, 1382 Fog masks (parliamentary note), 1166 The Gold-headed Cane. By W. Macmichael Jack, Ewen Aligair, 100 Foreign doctors and dentists (parliamentary note), (C. Singer), 1373 Jameson, Richard Cartwright, 155 1225 Heysham, John: A Carlisle bicentenary (W. H. G. Jaques, Robert, 1107 Fraudulent claims by doctor (medico-legal note), Armytage), 1156 Jeger5 Santo Wayburn, 780 399 Roberg, Lars, Swedish pioneer of medicine Johnson, Frederick William, 1382 Nottingham facilities, 1086 (C. Lillingston), 201 Jones, William Britain, 1222 Place of the hospital in a National Health Service Royal Chest Hospital (Norah H. Schuster), 882 Kahan, Nest, 944 (Sir Allen Daley), 163 (0) Servetus, Michael (E. Clarke), 934 King, Norman Carew, 677 Prescribing, cost of (parliamentary note), 290 Sudhoff, Karl, centenary of birth of (C. Singer), Lahey, Frank Howard, 49 Prescription charge (parliamentary note), 229 1156 Laignel-Lavastine, Maxime, 781 Size of lists, 703 Wollaston, William Hyde, 992 Lee, John Robert, 101 Leighton, Gerald Rowley, 676 National Insurance Act (parliamentary note), 230 Novak, E., and Novak, E. K.: Textbook of Gyn- Linton,j Winifred, 890 National Insurance (Industrial Injuries) Bill (parlia- ecology, 4th ed., 546 Lumsden, Thomas William, 1327 mentary note), 50, 230 Nucleus pulposus; fluid content as factor in the disk McClure, Thomas, 998 National Service Medical Boards (parliamentary syndrome; preliminary report (A. Naylor and McDowell, Daniel Henry, 102 note), 291, 1052 D. L. Smare), 975 (0) Nuffield College of Surgical Sciences, Maclean, Sir Ewen John, 941 selection of (parliamentary note), 229 1386 Maher, Patrick John Joseph, 50 NAYLOR, A., and SMARE, D. L.: Fluid content of Foundation: Annual report, 680 Malloch, Thomas Archibald, 943 the nucleus pulposus as a factor in the disk Commonwealth bursaries, 294 Marriott, Oswald, 101 syndrome; preliminary report, 975 (0) -- Medical fellowships, 349 Martin, Charles Ferdinand, 1222 NEALE, A. V.: Pyelitis in children, 34 -- Project to ascertain current views on crime, 893 Martin-Leake,.Arthur, 46, 101 Neck, abnormalities; Turner's syndrome in the -Gerontological Research Fellowships, 837 Mason, Francis Courtenay, 398 female; congenital agonadism combined with Nurses: International Council of Nurses, tenth Mawhinny, Robert John Watt, 289 developmental abnormalities (W. P. U. Jackson quadrennial congress, 54 Maybury, Bernard Constable, 1221 and R. Sougin-Mibashan), 368 (0) -numbers in N.H.S., 915 (0) Mitchell, George Fowler, 1164 --Turner's syndrome in the male (R. Sougin- sensitization to antibiotics; report from the Mitchell, Sydney David, 1434 Mibashan and W. P. U. Jackson), 371 (0); Ministry of Health, 39; 30 (A) Mitchell, Thomas Carlyle, 1165 1273 (C) -shortage in mental hospitals, 53 Moon, Robert Oswald, 343 Necropsy, importance of, 44 (C), 152 (C) -student, call-up of, 1384 Negligence: Claim against Morris, Charles Edward, 1106 doctor fails (medico- NUTRITION: see also Food; Vitamins Morris, Rosemary Owen, 573 legal note), 890 Disorders involving the ear, 404 Mowle, Alfred Charles, 155 -claims for, 44 (C), 226 (C) In man and ruminants, 670 Nanka-Bruce, Frederick Victor, 289 - vicarious liability " of hospital management The Work of Sir Robert McCarrison (Editor: Ogg, Archibald, 1051 committees, 45 (C) H. M. Sinclair), 815 Palmer, Frederick William Morton, 515 -violinist awarded damages (medico-legal note), Parkinson, George Singleton, 513 1109 "Nydrazid." See Isoniazid Payne, Richard Vaughan, 1434 NEILL, K. G.: Unusual case of syphilitic Parkin- Pool, Alexander Srrrith, 573 sonism, 320 (0) Poulter, Mabel M. G., and Catharine, 515 NELSON, MARSHALL, R. J.: The syndrome 0 Pringle, John, 398 of high-titre cold haemagglutination, 314 (0) Rawlinson, Ernest Goodwin, 154 Neomycin; clinical uses, I118 OAKLEY, W.: " Lente " insulin (insulin zinc suspen- Richardson, James Walker Freer, 1436 Nephritis: Appeal for kidney specimens, 1431 (C) sion); further studies, 1021 (0); 1037 (L); Rose, Samuel, 445 - post-scarlatinal, prevention of, 733 1215 (C), 1325 (C), 1431 (C) Rowden, Leonard Alfred, 889 Nerve gas experiments (parliamentary notes), 1108, Obesity (J. H. Sheldon and others), 207 Russell, William Kerr, 1276 1225 assessment Rutter, Hubert Nettleship, A.: Basic Principles of Cancer Practice, and results (H. M. Sinclair), 1404 (0): Llewellyn, 630 264 1418 (L) Sabin, Florence Rena, 997 Neuritis, peripheral, biochemical aspects, 1405 Sand, Ren!, 571 following tetraethylthiuram clinical spectrum of obesity (J. H. Sheldon), Scott, Anthony Noy, 998 disulphide treatment (F. B. Charatan), 380; 1402 (0); 1418 (L) Searle, Walter Netley, 630 937 (C) development, 1402 Sellors, Thomas Blanchard, 346 Neurofibromatosis, multiple, inheritance of, 1172 relation to growth factor, 1403 Shaw, Wilfred, 1380 Neurology: Dicgnostic Tests in Neurology. A W. J.: Three testicles, 395 (C) Sheehan, Gerald. 289 .Selection for 0/lice O'DONOVAN, Use (R. Wartenberg), 191 Oesophagus, spontaneous rupture treated bs opera- Sheldon, Louis, 445 Foundlers of Neurology: One Hundred and Thirty- tion (S. G. Davidson), 1253 Short, Arthur Rendle, 728 three Biographical Sketches (W. Haymaker), 924 OGILVIE, Sir Heneage: Partial hepatectomy; Simmonds, Bernard Sangster, 676 - Institute of Neurology, 500 observations on an illustrative case, 1136 (0) Smith-Petersen, Marius Nygaard, 48 - Parietal Lobes (M. Critchley), 1416 Stevens, Thomas George, 1163 - Sacral Nerve-Root Cysts: Another Cause of thte OBITUARY NOTICES: Stokoe, John, 398 Sciatic or Cauda Equina Syndronme (I. M. Alexander, Frederick Hugh, 1223 Struthers, John William, 513 Tarlov), 432 Allison, David Rhodes, 1382 Sulley, Philip Francis, 890 Neuroses: Anxiety state (E. A. Bennet), 554; 832 (C) Anning, George Paul, 677; 830 (C) Swift, Homer Fordyce, 890 - compulsive, 395 (C) Ashby, William Joseph, 1436 Talbot, Philip, 630 - ten years' clinical experience of modified leuco- Badcock, John Henry, 943 Tennent, Robert, 996 tomy operations (W. Sargant), 800 (0); 939 (C) Barrington-Ward, Sir Lancelot Edward, 1221, Tod, Margaret Christine, 345 Neurosurgery: Brain Siurgeon: The Autobiographiy 1275. 1327 Tucker, William Eldon, 1051, 1223 of William Sharpe, 325 Blair. Robert Love, 514 Vassallo, Salvatore Michael, 445 -History and Developmnent of ATeurological Surgery Boger. Hugo, 1223 Vilvandr3, George Ernest, 396 (E. Sachs), 547 Bonney, Victor, 99, 154 Waddell, Charles Hope, 1381 NEUSTATTER, W. L.: Doctor in the witness-box, Braine, John Francis Carter, 889 Walker, Arthur Samuel, 1435 286 (C) Bremer, Karl, 396 Walker, Charles Edward, 153 -Psychological Disorder and Crinte, 138 Briggs, George Frederick, 514 Walker, Theodosia Caroline, 1382 Newborn. See Infants, newborn Brown, William McIntyre, 1222 Watt, Walter Langmuir, 780 Newland, Sir Henry, eightieth birthday of, 1154 Burne, Richard Higgins, 944 Waugh, William, 155 NEWMAN, J. 0.: Cerebellar dysfunction, 223 (C) Carney, Philip Gerard, 1223 Williams, Emma Christine Pillman, 1105 New Zealand: Provision for medical research, 349 Cowper, John, 397 Wright, Andrew John Metford, 49 Nicholson, H.: Artificial pneumothorax in pulmon- Crowley, Ralph Henry, 833 Wyatt, James Montagu, 344 ary tuberculosis, 277 Dalton, D. J., 678 NICOL, B. M.: Use and effectiveness of antimalarial East, Sir William Norwood, 1050 OBSTETRICS: see also Abortion; Labour; Preg- drugs; experience of non-native resident popu- Eckenstein, Kenneth Edward, 630 (correction, nancy; Puerperium lation of Nigeria, 177 (0); 266 (L) 1442) Anatomy and Phvsiology of Obstetrics: A Short Text-book Students and Midwives W. F. - Tropical diseases in Britain, 288 (C) Einhorn, Max, 998 for (C. Nicol, C. S.: Interpretation of serological tests for Ellis, John Weaver, 399 Burnett), 609 syphilis, 218 Ellis, Valentine Herbert, 729 'Failed forceps"; review of 37 cases (R. G. -See ALMENT, E. A. J., 759 Ellis, William Francis, 228 Law), 955 (0); 981 (L); 1159 (C) Night work and shift changes; effect on output and Ellison, Joseph Bramhall, 1107 Forceps in modern obstetri s (T. N. A. Jeffcoate sickness rate, 1365 (A) Evans, Albert Edward, 153 and others), 213; 951 (0); 981 (L); 1159 (C) Nightingale, Florence: memorial appeal, 1379 (C) Finlay, Thomas Yule, 1381 1433 (C) Nipples, cracked, management of, 1327 (C) Fleming-Bernard, Andrew Milroy, 1163 Gynecological amid Obstetrical Pathology (P. A. 85 - indrawn, in children, 1004 Floyd, William Robert, 397 Herbut). of Obstetrics and - inverted, treatment of, 1387 Fraser, Nutting Stuart, 1106 Institute Gynaecology, 500 Nobel Prizes, 984, 988, 1055 Fuller, Hugh Hercus Cavendish, 834 Maternity services, 167 NOBES, P.: Intravenous barbiturates for drunken- Gairdner, John Francis Robert, 997 Midwifery in general practice, 692; 721 (A) ness, 286 (C) Glover, Lewis Gladstone, 833 Succinylcholine chloride for external version Nomenclature: Medical semantics, 225 Gordon, Mervyn Henry, 342 993 (C) -orthopaedics and its name. 42 (C), 151 (C), 675 (C) Goulden, Charles Bernard, 834 Textbook of Obstetrics (B. T. Mayes), 1360 JULY-DEC., 1953 INDEX OCC-PAT 17

Occupational medicine. See Industrial medicine OTTAWAX, J. H.: The insulin-like actioni of growth PARLIAMENT (continued): - therapy; new centre at Park Prewett Hospital, 349 hormone, 357 (0); 383 (L) O'Connor, W.: Psychology Without Tears, 432 Ouabaine in cor pulmonale; comparison with Dupuytren's contracture as industrial disease, 166 O'DONOVAN, W. J. See PEMBr[RTON, W. B. J., digitalis, 681 Fluoride treatment of teeth, 1276, 1329, 1383 673 (C) Ovens, G. H. C.: Ani A4pproach to Clittical SurgerY, Fog masks for old people, 1277 OELBAUM, M. H., and STRtCH, Sabina J.: Thrombo- 663 Food and health, 1329 phlebitis migrans and carcinoma of body and OWEN, K.: Intraperitoneal rupture of the intestine, Food and Drugs (Amendment) Bill, second reading. tail of.,pancreas, 907 (0) 42 (C) 1276 Oesophagus, congenital atresia of (R. H. Franklin), OWEN, R. D.: Treatment of Plummer-V inson - welfare foods, 1383 278 Foreign doctors and dentists, 1225 dysphagia, 830 (C) General - Diseases of the Esophagus (P. Thorek), 138 OWEN. S. G. See DEWAR, H. A., 1017 practice surgeries. 1225 Esophagus and its Diseases (E. D. Palmer), 432 OWEN-FLOOD, A.: Modified Whitehead gag. 1374 Hospital Endowments (Scotland) Bill, 229 Oestrogens in treatment of pulmonary metastases Oxford Child Health Survey; breast feeding, 305; Hospitals; medical staff, remuneration of, 229 from breast cancer (B. A. Stoll and F. Ellis). 441 (C), 778 (C), 1274 (C) -nedical superintendents; retiring age, 1225 - new 51 796 (0); 817 (L) - inflating bellows (R. R. Macintosh), 202, 394 buildings, OGG, Archibald: Encouraging drug-resistant tuber- -vaporizer for treatment of respiratory paralysis Industrial Diseases (Benefit) Bill, second reading, culosis, 937 (C) in poliomyelitis, 393 (C) 1225 obtituary of, 1051 -University, see Universities: Oxford Infant mortality in British Guiana. 1000 OGILVIE, Sir Heneage: Partial hepatectomy; obser- Oxygen; acute hypoxic episode (M. S. Sadove and Influenza vaccine trials, 229 vations on an illustrative case, 1136 (0); 1 323 (C) others), 255 (0) Korea casualties, 229 - The practitioner and the hospital service, 707 (0) - Lords' views on " smog," 1224 saturation, and oxygen content of blood; method medical - A cosmetic amputation, 1322 (C) for rapid estimation of percentage (O. L. Wade Marriage; premarital examination, 1225 O'HARE, Margaret M., and STEVENSON, J. S.: Specific and others), 902 (0) Maternity benefits, 50 bacteriolysin in subacute bacterial endocarditis therapy; disposable oxygen mask (T. H. S. Burns Mental deficiency; girl's detention in mental caused by haemolytic Staphylococcus albuis, and J. M. Hall), 672 hospital, 999 1086 (0) Oxvtocin. synthesis of, 1001; 1260 (A) - disorders, Royal Commission on laws relating Oxyuriasis; experimental chemotherapy (O. D. to, 998, 1053, 1108 - hospital. extensions, 103 OLD AGE: Standen), 757 (0) Merchandise Marks Bill. 102 Care of aged in Scotland, 437 (A) - piperazine in treatment of threadworms in Military hospitals, 51 Care of aged sick (parliamentary note), 1436 children: report on clinical trial (R. H. R. Milk Committee to review economic and financial White and 0. D. Standen), 755 (0): 1272 (C). consumption, 1000 problems involved in providing for old age 1432 (C) Milk-borne disease, 1053 (parliamentary note), 103 Ministry of Pensions merged in Ministry of Extending employment of older people (A. T. National Health, 102 .Welford), 1193 (0); 1208 (A) N.H.S. charges, effect of, 229, 290 International Association of Gerontology, 1386 p - fog masks, 1166 Nuffield research fellowships, 837 National Insurance Act, 230 Old-age pensioners; calorie intake (parliamentary Paediatrics. See Children; Infants National Insurance Bill, 50, 230 note), 1276 Pagel. W., Simmonds. F. A. H., and Macdonald, N.: National Insurance (Industrial Injuries) Bill, 50, Operation on 102-year-old patient, 1386 Pulmonarr Tuberculosis: Pathologr, Diagnosis, 230 anti 1360 Review of mental illness in older age group (E. lanagement, Pr evention, National Service Medical Boards, 229, 291. 1052 Elizabeth Robertson and N. L. M. Browne), Paget's disease. See Osteitis deformans Nerve gases, 1108, 1225 1076 (0) PAI, M. N.: Cancer and the public, 512 (C) Old age; committee to review economic and Suicide, attempted (I. R. C. Batchelor and Pain, alcohol-induced. in Hodgkin's disease (J. G. financial problems involved in providing for, 103 Margaret B. Napier), 1186 (0); 1208 (A) de Winter), 604 sO); 832 (C), 936 (C) Old-age pensioners; calorie intake, 1276 Symposium ox. work and age (W. P. D. Logan -post-operative, reduction of, 385 (A); 570 (C). 829 Onchocerciasis in Africa, 229 and others), 279 (C) Peptic ulcer, incidence in Britain, 290 Use of the health visitor, 963, 965 -Pain Syndromes and their Treatment: W4'ith Prescribing costs, 290, 1436 Work and age; statistical considerations (W. P. D. Special Reference to Shoulder-ate- Paini (J. M. Prescription charge, 229 1190 1208 Tarsy), 25 Prescriptions for private patients, 1329 Logan), (0); (A) PAJGAR, B. N.: An interesting phenomenon, 512 (C) Private soldier's death, 346 OLDHAMI, J. B.: Pain of vascular disease, 212 Palate, cleft. closure of, 1230 Protection of Animals (Anaesthetics) Bill, 1225 Reduction of post-operative pain, 570 (C) Palmer, E. D.: The Esophagus and its Diseases, 432 Registrars, prospects for, 1108 Palmer, Frederick William Morton, obituary of, 515 Rheumatism, treatment of, 228 - and PEMBERTON, H. S.: Aetiology of vascular Palsy. See Paralysis River pollution, 103 disease, 628 (C) " OLDHAM, P. D. See MIALL, W. E., 1231 Paludrine." See Proguanil Rock Carling investigation, 1167 OLIVEIRO, C. J. See WADSWORTH, G. R., 1138 Pancreas; carcinoma associated with thrombo- Royal Hospital, Wolverhampton: Staffing prob- Oliver, L.: Parkinson's Disease and its Surgical phlebitis migrans (M. H. Oelbaum and Sabina J. lems, 290 Treatment, 923 Strich), 907 (0) Safety in Employment (Inspection and Safety C. J. S.: Place of rehabilitation in treat- -Fibrocystic Disease of the Pancreas: A Congenital Organization) Bill, 1225 O'Malley, Diso-der of Mucus Production-Mucosis (Editor: Science teachers, payment of. 2901 ment of disease, 1373 M. Bodian), 476 Scotland; lunacy laws, 1276 Onchocerciasis in Africa (parliamentary note), 229 -Surgery of the Pancreas (R. B. Cattell), 1204 Sexual offences, 1328 - in Britain, 149 (C) treatment with Onions, effect on eyes, 734 Pancreatitis, acute; hexamethonium Singapore; medical officer establishmiient, 230 Ophthalmia neonatorum: Graphs (vital statistics), bromide (R. M. Davies and others), 1251 (0); "Smog " masks and research, 1108 232, 348, 402 1430 (C) - warnings proposed, 999 - studies G. Saint and Sara Ophthalmology: see also Blindness; Eye; Vision (E. Weiden), 1335 (0) Social services, cost of, 290 Para-aminosalicylic acid. See p-Aminosalicylic acid - - in new session, 1108 - Faculty of Ophthalmologists: appointments, 231 legislation Paraffin, liquid, as cause of bowel cancer, 1003 Territorial doctor's car 1166 - of 499 Army allowance, Institute Ophthalmology, Paralysis, cerebral; unit for spastic children, 822 Substances of - Ocular Diseases F. Therapeutic (Prevention Misuse) Office Management of (W. Paraplegia due to Paget's disease (osteitis deformans) Act, 230 Hughes), 26 (R. G. Robinson), 542 (0); 830 (C) Tuberculosis nursing in R.A.F., 1053 Orange juice, tinned, vitamin content compared with Parasitic 1034 fresh oranges, 352 Animals (G. Lapage), - prevention of, 1108 Parasitology: Guide to Human Parasitology for - waiting-lists for hospital treatment, 1277 Orchestra for doctors, 727 (C) Medical Practitioners, 5th ed. (D. B. Blacklock University of St. Andrews Bill, 230 ORR, H. C.: Aureomycin in ophthalmology, 510 (C) and T. 477 its name, 42 151 Southwell), Vaccination among immigrants, 1277 Orthopaedics and (C), (C), 675 (C) Parathyroid: Hyperparathyroidism with normal 1383 - British Orthopaedic Association; annual meeting, -deaths, 1152 serum calcium (H. G. Mather), 424 (0) Vitamin C in strawberry jam, 291 Paratyphoid fever, see also Enteric fever West Africa: Health 1437 - Institute of Orthopaedics, 500 improvements, - and cream cakes, 983 (A) Work for the 1166 - treatment of poliomyelitis cases, 828 (C), 884 (C), disabled, 935 (C), 993 (C) -- prophylaxis in infants, 352 (C) PARNELL, R. W.: Physique and choice of facults, OSBORNE, P.: Site for vaccination, 1272 (C) PARFiTT, G. J. See JAMES, P. M. C., 1252 472 (0) Osteitis effect of vitamin 162 Parietal Lobes (M. Critchley), 1416 deformans; B12, PARK, M.: Diploma in public health, 778 (C) PARRY, H. E. See ELLERKER, A. G., 224 -- due to G. 542 paraplegia (R. Robinson), (0) PARKER, M. T.: Hospital cross-infection with Parsons, C. G.: Pain in coronary disease, 204 -fibrosa cystica with normal serum calcium (H. G. PARTRIDGE, A. B.: The human foot, 1379 (C) Mather), 424 (0) salmonellae, 219 PARTRIDGE, E. Joyce: Cancer; psychosomatic Osteoarthritis: Composition of articular cartilage; - Public Health Laboratory Service. 823; 935 (C), research, 1274 (C) changes in collagen chondroitin-sulphate ratio 1048 (C), 1272 (C) PASK, E. A. See HORTON, J. A. G., 1294 (B. F. Matthews), 660 (0) Parkinson, George Singleton, obituary of, 513 Pasteiurella s'ptica; local infection following dog- Osteochondritis dissecans, 875 (A) PARKINSON, T.: Pleural, pericardial, and peritoneal bite (D. F. V. Brunsdon and B. L. Mallett), Osteoporosis, senile, of spine, abdominal topography tap, 985 607 (0) in relation to (R. V. Dent and others), 1082 (0) Parkinson's disease; effect of vitamin B1, 734 Patch testing technique, 949 Osteosclerosis: Polycythaemia, leuco-erythroblasto- Parkinson's Disease and its Surgical Treatmlent PATEY, D.: Carcinoma of the female breast, 1046 (C) sis, and myelosclerosis (J. W. Beattie and J. L. (L. Oliver), 923 414 Parkinsonism, syphilitic; unusual case (K. G. Neil), PATHOLOGY: see also Clinical Pathology in General Withey), (0) 320 Practice - treatment of patients with myclosclerosis (R. A. Association of Clinical Pathologists: 51st General Hickling), 411 (0) PARLIAMENT: Meeting, 880 Otitis externa in the Tropics, 896 Aged sick. care of, 1436 Clinical; of 876 - media, management of (I. S. Hall and others), 282 Air 1277 dispatch specimens (M. Hynes), pollution, 290, 999, 1108, - facilities under National Health Service P. - -prevention in males by use of bathing caps, Ambulances, cost of, 230 (S. 512 machines available to Bedson), 774; 935 (C) (C) Analgesia; gas-and-air - in Oto-rhino-laryngology: Diseases of tihe Throat, Nose, domiciliary midwives, 230 general practice, 773 (A) and Ear (Editor: F. W. Watkyn-Thomas), 381 Animals (Cruel Poisons) Bill, 1225 - international congress, Washington, 1170 -Ear, Nose and Thiroat Diseases for Medical Army and Air Force Animal Act, 230 Conference of Army pathologists, 1111 Pathologist as critic of clinician, 227 (C), 444 (C) Students (W. McKenzie), 1034 Artificial limb repairs, 1437 in -Logan Turner's Diseases of the Nose, Throat, and B.C.G. manufacture, 230 Pathologist court, 893 Ear, 5th ed. (Editor: D. Guthrie), 1143 Births and Deaths Registration Act, 230 Reactio,t to Injury: Pathology jor Students of -The Pharynx: Basic Aspects and Clinical Problents British Guiana; health statistics, 1383 Disease (W. D. Forbus), 663 (Edited by A. R. Hollender), 190 Chronic diseases, treatment of, 1166 PATHY, M.5T:Niels Stensen, 1219 (C) Otosclerosis; " avomine " therapy in fenestration Coroners Bill, 1225 - Insulin zinc suspensions, 1431 (C) operation (T. Cawthorne and P. B. Foxwell), Cremation certificates, fees for, 1166 Patient, relationship with doctor, 699 80 (0) Drugs; truth in advertising, 102 PATTERSON, J. See BROSTER, L. R., 1288 18 PAT-PSY BRrrISH INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

PATTERSON, J. F. See PICK, F. J., 605 Pinsent. R. J. F. H.: Approach to Paul Philip Reitlinger General Practice, Practices: discussion on goodwill, 193 Prize, 400 1254 PRArr, C. A.: The human foot, 935 (C) PAULLEY, J. W.: Nodular fibrosis of lung, 1430 (C) Piperazine; experimental use in oxyuriasis. 757 Payne, Richard Vaughan, obituary of, 1434 - in treatment of PREGNANCY: threadworms in children; report After cancer of breast treated with x ray, 295 Pearse. A. G. E.: Histochemistry: Theoretical and on clinical trial (R. H. R. White and 0. D. Applied, 137 Standen), 755 (0); 1432 (C) Child-bearing in the Tropics, 107 PEARSON, H. E. S.: The early complications of Pitkin, G. P.: Conduction Anesthesia, 2nd ed., 1312 Diabetes as complication; prognosis, 288 (C) cardiac infarction, 4 (0); 30 (A) Prrr, W. 0.: Importance of post-mortem examina- Diagnosis; comparison of male toad and Hogben PEDERSON, 3.: Prognosis in diabetic pregnancy, tion, 44 (C), 341 (C) tests (G. M. G. Barton), 868 288 (C) Pituitary adenoma and obesity associated with Dietary " fibre " and pregnancy toxaemia (E. H. Pediculosis in England and Wales, 1366 (A) myocardial Hipsley), 420 (0) infarction (P. G. Cronk), 374 (0) Duration; relation to length of menstrual - spread of crab lice, 1441 - tumour; electrolyte imbalance after operation for cycle PEDLEY, E. See LLOYD, J. T. A., 429 (E. A. W. Houghton), 372 (0) (T. McKeown and others), 253 Pelvic rests (F. G. Wood-Smith), 148 Placenta; method of extraction, 99 (C), 288 (C) Effect on peptic ulcer symptoms, 95 (C), 227 (C) PFMBERTON, H. S. See Fox, J. G., 1202 Plague: Conquest of Plague: A Study of the Evolu- Gaucher's disease and (Y. M. Bromberg and - See OLDHAM, J. B., 628 tion of Epidemiology (L. F. Hirst). 1143: others), 761 (0) PEMBERTON, W. B. J., and O'DONOVAN, W. J.: The 1327 (C), 1432 (C) Hiatus hernia and pregnancy; review of nine cultured student, 673 (C) Plasma expanders, 90 (A) cases and the literature (W. A. W. Dutton and Pemphigus, A.C.T.H. and cortisone in, 333 PLArr, J. W., and TWEEDY, P. S.: Primary biliary H. J. Bland), 864 (0); 873 (A) Penfield, Wilder G., honorary degree conferred on, cirrhosis, 395 (C) Thyrotoxicosis; treatment and prognosis, 161 105 Pleural fluid, aspiration for diagnostic purposes, 985 Toxaemia in relation to blood-group incom- Pleurodynia, epidemic. patibilities between husband and wife, 577 PENICILLIN: See Bornholm disease -placental blood flow in (J. C. M. Browne), 214 Absorption rate of oral penicillin, 150 (C) Plummer-Vinson dysphagia, nature and treatment Vaccination hazards, 235 Anaphylactic reaction, 629 (C) of (J. A. W. Bingham and J. S. Logan), 650 (0); Clinical uses, 1116 830 (C) PREPARATIONS AND APPLIANCES: Combination with sulphonamide tablets, 235 Pneumoconiosis: Epidemiological study of rheuma- Cardiff inflating valve (W. W. Mushin), 202, 394 Fatal anaphylactic shock due to (F. J. Pick and toid arthritis associated with characteristic chest Comfort in callipers (H. L. Rogerson), 337; J. F. Patterson), 605 (0); 777 (C), 886 (C) x-ray appearances in coal-workers (W. E. 440 (C) Fatal injection (medico-legal note), 446; 676 (C), Miall and others), 1231 (0); 1260 (A); 1430 (C) Corneal loupe, illuminated (H. E. Hobbs), 1157 1375 (C) field research, 1002 Disposable oxygen mask (T. H. S. Burns and H. influenzae, in-vitro sensitivity, 1069 - radiological diagnosis (A. L. Cochrane), 278 J. M. Hall), 672 Intrathecal administration; dosage and risks, 519 - without radiological changes, 107 Modified Whitehead gag (A. Owen-Flood), 1374 Sensitization of nursing staffs, 39 Pneumonia, Friedlander's, treated with aureomycin; New infant cystoscope (H. Clarke), 41 Severe reactions, 770 (L); 886 (C) case (M. I. Drury), 1203 Oxford inflating bellows (R. R. Macintosh), 202, - graphs (vital statistics), 52, 1110, 1169, 1227, 1278, 394 Penis: Amputation for cancer; claim for negligence 1331, 1383, 1439 Pelvic rests (F. G. Wood-Smith), 148 (medico-legal note), 890 - milk aspiration pneumonia, 387 (A) Tubo-uterine implantation reamer (V. B. Green- Penta-erythritol tetranitrate in angina (D. Weitzman), Pneumothorax, artificial; Brompton Hospital Reports, Armytage), 391 1409 (0) 137 Vein stripper (E. N. Tsardakas), 883 PEPTIC ULCER: - in pulmonary tuberculosis (H. Nicholson and Prescribing: List of recommended proprietary drugs, Chronic gastric ulcer; comparison between a others), 277 195 (A) gastroscopically controlled series treated medi- thoracotomy, emergency, for massive spontaneous - prescription costs fall (parliamentary note), 1436 cally and a series treated by surgery (B. F. haemopneumothorax (J. Borrie), 16 (0) -prescriptions for private patients (parliamentary Swynnerton and N. C. Tanner), 841 (0); Pock marks, removal of, 786 note). 1329 871 (L); 1158 (C) Podolsky, E. (Editor): Encyclopedia of Aberrations, -Second Interim Report of the Joint Committee otn Effect of curare, 1230 870 Prescribing, 925 (L) In women, 95 (C), 227 (C) Poisons and poisoning. See Toxicology PRIDIE, K. H.: The broken acrylic head, 939 (C) Polar Medals awarded to medical men, 234 Primidone; value in epilepsy (C. W. M. Whitty), Incidence in Britain (parliamentary note), 290 540 (0) Incidence of Peptic Ulcer in Denmark: Statistical Princess Tsahai Memorial .Study on Clinical Incidence of Gastric and Duo- POLIOMYELITS: Hospital Fund, 784 Ulcer in Pringle, J. S., appointed professor of surgery, Royal dlenal the Danish Population in 1940 and Acute; graphs (vital statistics), 52, 104, 158, 232, College of Surgeons in Ireland, 947 1948 (G. Alsted), 26 292, 348, 402, 448, 517, 575, 631, 679, 731, 772, Pringle, John, obituary of, 398 Treatment with exchange resins, 1003 783, 835, 892, 946, 1000, 1034, 1110, 1169, 1227, Prisoner of war; problem of repatriation, 820 (L); Pepys, J.: Respiratory tract infections in allergic 1278, 1331, 1385, 1439 992 (C) children, 284 - treatment in hospitals, 384 (L) Prisons, psychotherapy in, 1428 Pericardial fluid, aspiration for diagnostic purposes, Bulbar, dangers of, 279 - report of Commissioners for 1952, 1072 986 - laryngeal microphone as aid to treatment Proctalgia fugax, 224 (C) Pericarditis after cardiac infarction, 7 (F. D. Stott), 1414 (0) Proctology: Anal fissure (E. S. R. Hughes), 803 (0); - constrictive (O. S. Tubbs), 278 - relation to tonsillectomy, 875 (A) 821 (A); 1218 (C) Periodicals. See Journals Copenhagen 1952 epidemic, 991 Proguanil, use and effectiveness in Nigeria, 177 Peritoneal fluid, aspiration for diagnostic purposes, Diagnosis, 269 (A) Proguanil-resistant malaria, 149 (C) 986 Immunization, 1046 Promethazine modification (" 4560 R.P."), 1149 (A) Perry, H. A. See Harvey, W. C., 767 In children under 6 months in England and Wales Promethazine-8-chlorotheophyllinate therapy in fen- Pes planus, 114; 1379 (C) during 1950 (D. H. Geffen and Susan Tracy), estration operation for otosclerosis (T. Caw- Pesticides: Toxic Hazards of Certain Pesticides to 427 (0) thorne and P. B. Foxwell), 80 (0) Man: Together with a Select Bibliography on Mode of infection, 1258 (L) Prostate: Structural changes in prostatic cancer the Toxicology ofPesticides in Man and Mammals Muscle " spasm," 1153 after bilateral adrenalectomy; report of case (J. M. Barnes), 1088 Non-paralytic type, 628 (C), 885 (C) (L. M. Franks), 359 (0) P.E.T.N. See Penta-erythritol tetranitrate Notifications (vital statistics), 232, 292, 348, 447, Prostatic dyspepsia (B. E. C. Stanley), 423 (0) PETRIE, A. A. W.: Mental hospital service, 43 (C) 517, 575, 631, 679, 731, 782, 835, 892, 946, 1000 Protection of Animals (Amendment) Bill, 375 PETRIE, J. A.: Unwrapping the Journal, 1431 (C) Orthopaedic care, 828 (C), 884 (C), 935 (C), 993 (C) Protection of Animals (Anaesthetics) Bill (parlia- PEYMAN, M. A.: Antibiotics in bacteriaemia, 1376 (C) Post-inoculation poliomyelitis (J. Grant), 66 (0); mentary note), 1225 Pharmaceutical Society exhibition at Cardiff, 201 223 (C), 285 (C), 394 (C), 669 (A), 829 (C) Proteinuria in nephrotic syndrome, 1389 Pharynx: Basic Aspects and Clinical Problems (Edited Precautions in school outbreak, 1171 Prurigo, Besnier's, treatment of, 351 by A. R. Hollender), 190 Prophylaxis with gamma globulin, 785 Pruritus, management of (L. Forman), 218 Phenoxyethanol, actions and clinical uses of, 107 Relation to food hygiene, 832 Psoralens in treatment of vertigo, 236 Treatment of respiratory paralysis with Oxford Psoriasis: Approach to psoriasis (J. T. Ingram), PHENYLBUTAZONE: vaporizer, 393 (C) 591 Empire Rheumatism Council symposium, 1213 Vaccine, 885 (C) (0) On trial, 982 (L) PSYCHIATRY: see also Mental disease Symposium on " butazolidin," 403 Polson, C. J., Brittain, R. P., and Marshall, T. K.: Clinical Psychiatry for Practitioners and Students Treatment of arthritis; toxic effects, 287 (C) The Disposal of the Dead, 381 (I. Skottowe), 476 Value in rheumatoid arthritis, 511 (C), 936 (C) Polyarteritis nodosa treated with A.C.T.H.; Report Encyclopedia of Aberrations (Editor: E. Podolsky), of case, with recovery (J. H. Simpson and 870 Plhillips, W.: Incidence, mortality, and morbidity others), 659 (0) Essentials of psychiatric hospital, 1401 203 - - of coronary disease, with uraemia; two cases (A. M. Cohen), 262 General practitioner and the psychiatrist; a study PHILPOrr, M. G.: A.C.T.H. and cortisone in the Polycythaemia, leuco-erythroblastosis and myelo- in co-operation (N. J. Bodkin and others), Schonlein-Henoch syndrome, 937 (C) sclerosis (J. W. Beattie and J. L. Whithey), 723 939 1274 Phlegmasia caerulea dolens (P. Martin), 1351 (0) 414 (0) (0); (C), (C) London In-patient care of general hospital psychiatric Photography, medical, School of, 294 Polymyxin; clinical uses, 1118 patients; experience with 500 cases (R. W. Physiology: General Physiology (B. T. Scheer), 1360 Pool, Alexander Smith, obituary of, 573 Crocket), 122 (0) - laboratory at Oxford, 947 Porphyria (G. Dean), 1291 (0) Institute of Psychiatry, 499 Physiotherapy: Manipulation and accurate manual - cutanea tarda, in relapse; case report (R. J. Mental hospital service, 43 (C) methods in general practice (R. Barbor), 18 (0); Calvert and C. Rimington), 1131 (0) Psycho-Analysis and Child Psychiatry (E. Glover), 222 (C), 395 (C) - cutaneous manifestations (G. Discombe and 609 - World Confederation for Physical Therapy; first C. S. Treip), 1134 (0) Psychological Disorder a,td Crimne (W. L. international congress, 680; exhibition of aids PORTEOUS, C. R.: Fibrositis, 512 (C) Neustatter), 138 for the disabled, 566 PORTER, I. A.: Actinomycosis in Scotland, 1084 (0) Psychology of Physical Illness: Psychiatry Applied Physique and choice of faculty (R. W. Parnell), Post-mortem examination, importance of, 44 (C), to Medicine, Surgery and the Specialities (Editor, 472 (0) 152 (C) L. Bellak), 1089 PICK, F. J., and PATrERSON, J. F.: Fatal anaphylactic Post Office workers, sickness in (D. D. Reid), 280 Psychopath, definition of (medico-legal note), shock due to penicillin, 605 (0); 777 (C), Potassium deficiency, 551 (L) 1224; 1379 (C) 886 (C) - depletion, after gastro-enterostomy causing gastric Psychopathic Delinquent and Criminal (G. N. Pickering, G. W.: Coronary disease, 203 ileus (J. S. Logan), 532 (0) Thompson), 138 Pickles, W. N., awarded Bisset - Hawkins Medal, 947 metabolism; some apparent anomalies (I. W. Research grant to Department of Experimental - elected first president, College of General Practi- MacPhee), 528 (0); 551 (L) Psychiatry, University of Birmingham, 233 tioners, 1155 - permanganate as abortifacient, vaginal ulceration V. 220 PICKWORTH, K. H.: Rubella, 339 (C) due to (E. A. J. Alment and C. S. Nicol), 759 (0); Stresses within the family (H. Dicks), Picrotoxin therapy, hazards of, 444 (C) 994 (C) Psychological medicine; amendments to diploma Piltdown remains, 1210 (A) Poulter, Mabel Catharine, obituary of, 515 examination, 53 PINEY, A.: Treatment of patients with myelosclerosis, POWELL, R., and BRADSHAW, S.: Insulin zinc sus- Psychology: Childhood and Society (E. H. Erikson), 570 (C) pensions, 1216 (C) 1205 JULY-DEC., 1953 INDEX PSY-ROY 19

Psychology: emotional reactions to stress, 1422 (A) RECHNITZER, P. A., and BLAKE, J.: Three cases of River pollution (parliamentary note), 103 -medical; facilities for training, 502 small-intestinal neoplasm with unusual clinical RIVLIN, S.: Dangers of ethanolamine oleate injection - Mental Health and Hindu Psychology (S. features. 313 (0) treatment for varicose veins, 725 (C) Akhilananda), 191 Recklinghausen's disease (neurofibromatosis), inheri- -Future of surgery in senile obliterative arterial -Psychology Without Tear-s (W. O'Connor), 432 tance of, 1172 disease. 308 (0); 329 (A) Psychoses in older age group, 1077 - - recent advances in treatment, 1281 ROB, C. G.: Arterial grafting in treatment of arterial Psychosomatic Medicine: Its Principles and Applica- Red Cross: Man Borin to Live: Life and Work of insufficiency, 213 tions (F. Alexander), 84 Henry Dunant, Founder of the Red Cross (Ellen Roberg. Lars, Swedish medical pioneer (C. Lilling- Psychotherapy in prisons, 1428 Hart), 431 ston) (Nova et Vetera), 201 Schopferische Gestaltung aus clem Unbewiissten. REDMAN, T. F.: Use of obstetric forceps, 1159 (C) ROBERTS, D. F.: Mean body weight, food intake, Ein analytisches Bilderbuch (M. Schultze- REES, G. J., and GRAY, T. C.: Controlled respiration and temperature, 95 (C) Niemann), 979 and apnoea in anaesthesia, 97 (C) ROBERTS, Ff.: Medical semantics, 508 (C) Public health diploma courses, 505; criticism of, REES. H. I.: Infected urachal cysts, 184 (0) ROBERTS, K. D.: Carcinomd of submandibular 778 (C), 995 (C), 1049 (C) REESE, A. J. M.: Primary carcinoma simulating gland, 323 - Epidemiology of Health (Editor: I. Galdston), empyema of the gall-bladder, 430 ROBERTS, LI.: Health visitor and the family doctor, 664 REFAAT, M. A., and BRAY, R. S.: Milk and protozoal 276; 962 (0); 980 (L) - International Sanitary Regulations, 1045 infections, 1047 (C) ROBERTS, P. A. L.: Peptic ulcer in women, 227 (C) - Laboratory Service, 503; 823 (M. T. Parker), ROBERTSON, E. Elizabeth, and BROWNE, N. L. M.: REFRESHER COURSE FOR GENERAL PRACTITIONERS: Review of mental illness in the older age group, 1048 (C), 1272 (C) 832 - --- Report on laboratory evidence of influ- Anxiety state (E. A. Bennet), 554; (C) 1076 (0) enza in England and Wales during the winter of Cortisone and A.C.T.H. (C. L. Cope), 271, 333 ROBINSON, R. G.: Paraplegia due to Paget's disease 1952-3, 1178 (0); 1206 (L) Indigestion in childhood (N. B. Capon), 197 (osteitis defqrmans), 542 (0); 830 (C) Public Health Services: Co-operation with general Leucorrhoea (C. S. Russell), 91 Rock Carling Committee (parliamentary note), 1167 practitioner, 690 Pvelitis in children (A. V. Neale), 34 Rockefeller Foundation grants, 233 Publicity on medical matters, 1378 (C) Scrotal swellings (R. J. M. Love), 145 ---for psychiatric research, 1437 Puerperium: Post-partum venous thrombosis and Spectacles; functions and indications (J. H. --- for study of psychological effects of frontal leg ulcers (S. T. Anning), 14 (0) Doggart), 388; 886 (C), 1220 (C) lobotomy, 1002 PULLAR-STRECKER, H.: Anaesthesia for E.CT., Subacute bacterial endocarditis (R. V. Christie), - travelling fellowships, 350 786 (C) 438; 571 (C), 727 (C), 830 (C) -Institute for Medical Research; D. W. Bronk - Alcohol-induced pain, 832 (C) Registrar-General: Quarterly returns for Eire (vital nominated director, 105 PURDY, M. J.: Long-term prognosis in infantile statistics), 293 Roden, A. T.: Gastro-enteritis in young children, 220 eczema, 831 (C) - quarterly returns for England and Wales (vital ROELS, Dorothy M.: Site for vaccination, 1272 (C) Purpura: A.C.T.H. and cortisone in idiopathic statistics), 292, 946 Rogers, A. T.: " Fibrositis," 205 thrombocytopenic and Schonlein-Henoch (aller- quarterly return for Northern Ireland, 575, 1385 ROGERS, J., and ADAMSON, D. G.: Leprosy; report gic) purpura (D. G. Adamson and others), - quarterly return for Scotland, 104 on four cases. 259 (0) 656 (0); 937 (C) Registrars, prospects for (parliamentary note), 1108 Rogers, K. B.: Prevention of gastro-enteritis in -due to " sedormid "; diagnosis (D. K. Grant), Rehabilitation of mothers, 449 hospital, 219 128 (0) Reid, D. D.: Sickness in Post Office workers, 280 ROGERS, L.: Paraplegia in Paget's disease of bone, thrombocytopenic, complicating thyrotoxicosis REMOUCHAMPS, L.: Alcohol-induced pain in 830 (C) (W. G. D. Caldwell and M. Meikle), 977; Hodgkin's disease, 936 (C) - Appendix in the hernjal sac, 1324 (C) 1218 (C) Reproduction: The Facts of Life (C. D. Darlington), ROGERSON, H. L.: Comfort in callipers, 337; 440 (C) -treatment with A.C.T.H. and cortisone, 1400 1033 ROLLASON, W. N.: Effects of atropine mucate, Putman, J. L. See Whitehouse, W. J., 815 1162 (C) Pyaemia, actinomycotic (J. D. Blainey and E. 0. Research, medical: see also Medical Research ROSANELLI, J. D.: Paroxysmal paralytic myoglo- Morris), 913 (0) Council binuria. 1274 (C) Pyelitis in children (A. V. Neale), 34 Clinical research and the Healtlh Service, 147; ROSE, 1 .: Spiritual healing, 99 (C) Pylorus: Stenosis, and fibrous stricture of stomach 140 (L) Rose, Samuel, obituary of, 445 due to ferrous sulphate poisoning (F. G. M. - - plans for development, 199 Ross. F. G. M.: Pyloric stenosis and fibrous stricture Ross), 1200 (0) Clinical Research Board appointed, 1332 of the stomach due to ferrous sulphate poisoning, - - hypertrophic, familial (T. Fenwick), 12 (0) General practice research, 1209 (A); 1376 (C) 1200 (0) Pyrimethamine (" daraprim ") in treatment of vivax History of the Second World War: Medical Ross, G. I. M. See MOLLIN, D. L., 640 (0) malaria (Sir Gordon Covell and others), 258 (0); Research (Editors: F. H. K. Green and Sir Ross, J. C.: Prosthetic mucosal hypertrophy, 151 (C) 266 (L) Gordon Covell), 1254 Ross, Sir J. Paterson: Relief of pain of vascular -experiences in Kenya, 285 (C), 266 (L), 1102 (C) In the Colonies, 1440 disease in the lower limb, 212 In New Zealand, 349 Roth, H.: Die Konservierung von Knochengewebe fur Institute of Clinical Research, Middlesex Hospital Transplanitationen, 547 Medical School, 990 ROUALLE, H.: Reduction of post-operative pain, Q Research careers, 502 829 (C) Sampling in medical research (C. White), 1284 (0) ROUSSAK, N. J. See DENT, R. V., 1082 Qualifications, medical, reciprocity of, 779 (C) Roviralta, E.: Les Vomissements du Nourrisson, 1255 Quinine in control of tachycardia, 511 (C), 727 (C), Resin, anion exchange, in peptic ulcer, 1003 Rowden, Leonard Alfred, obituary of, 889 I 03 (C), 1270 (C) Resorcin stains, removal of, 896 Royal Air Force. See Armed Forces - use and effectiveness in Nigeria, 177 Respiration, artificial: Cardiff inflating valve (W. W. Mushin), 202 ROYAL AUSTRALASIAN COLLEGE OF PHYStCIANS: - - Oxford inflating bellows (R. R. Macintosh), 202 Fellows elected, 781 Respirators, modification for, 53 Members admitted, 781 R Respiratory tract infections in allergic children Roval Chest Hospital (Norah H. Schuster) (Nova (J. A. James), 283 et Vetera), 882 Raab, W.: Hormonal and Neurogenic Cardiovascular Rest, use and abuse, 1373 Disorders: Endocrine and Neuro-endocrine Resuscitation; oxygen to replace oxygen-carbon ROYAL COLLEGE OF OBSTETRICIANS AND GYNAE- Factors in Pathogenesis and Treatment, 609 dioxide in ambulances, 1280 COLOGISTS: Rabies; control measures by W.H.O., 660 Reticulosis associated with eczema, 442 (C) Annual dinner, 947 RACE, R. R. See DUNSFORD, I., 81 Retina, evolution and varieties of, 299 Awards, 1438 RACKOW, F.: Felty's syndrome treated by splenec- Retrolental fibroplasia; research on aetiology, Councillors elected, 401 tomy, 1415 610 (L) Fellows admitted, 401 Radcliffe, John, tablet in memory of, 933 Rh factor: Haemolytic disease in first-born infants, A. A. Gemmell re-elected President, 294 Radiation: Effect of radar on fertility, 1334 41 (C) Members admitted, 401, 1107 Radiations and Living Cells (F. G. Spear), 264 Officers elected, 1107 Radioisotope Techniques: Proceedings of the Isotope RHEUMATISM: Scholarships, 1107 Techniques Conference, Oxford, July, 1951, " Butazolidin " symposium, 1213 sponsored by the Atomic Energy Research Morbidity of chronic rheumatism, 194 (L); ROE AL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS OF EDINBURGH: Establishmnent, Vol. 1: Medical and Physiological 228 (parliamentary note) L. S. P. Davidson elected president, 1332 Applications, 766 international Diplomas granted, 730 Rheumatic diseases; eighth congress, Honorary fellows, 291 RADIOLOGY: 671 Members elected, 291 Congenital heart disease (R. E. Steiner and others), Rheumatic fever, inheritance of, 386 (A) 221 Sedimentation rate in subacute rheumatic fever, ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS OF IRELAND: Faculty of Radiologists, Examination results, 158 1281 Examination results, 232 Gastrointestinal X-ray Diagnosis (M. Ritvo and Treatment (parliamentary note), 228 E. T. Freeman elected President I. A. Shauffer), 978 W.H.O. Committee, 777 Licences granted, 781 Modern Trends in Diagnostic Radiology (Second Rheumatoid arthritis. See Arthritis, rheumatoid ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS OF LONDON: Series) (Editor: J. W. McLaren), 1034 Rhinitis, vasomotor, after antituberculous therapy, Appointments, 1437 Roentgen Diagnostics (H. R. Schinz and others), 923 296 Baly Medal, 516 Radiotherapy: Complications of radiotherapy to Rhodes, Cecil, centenary of birth of, 29 (A) Bisset Hawkins Medal, 516, 947 pelvis, 55 Rhodes scholars since 1902, 29 (A) Catalogue of Engraved Portraits, 767 - effect on subsequent pregnancy, 295 RIBEIRO, A. L.: Case of dracunculiasis (Guinea- Croonian Lectures, 163, 243 - Roentgen, Radium and Radioisotope Therapy worm) in Nairobi, 1310 Diplomas granted, 400, 516, 1438 (A. G. Delario), 1089 RICHARDS, H. G. H., and FULLER, C. B. S.: Case of D.P.M. examination regulations, 53 Radium: Treatment of cancer of larynx by inter- primary biliary cirrhosis, 23 (0) Lecturers appointed, 516 stitial radium needles (W. D. Harmer), 735 (0); RICHARDSON, J. E., and FLArT, A. E.: Unusual Licences conferred, 516, 1437 1101 (C) small-intestinal causes of anaemia, 311 (0) Members admitted, 516, 1437 RAMPLING, S. B. See GOODMAN, N., 237 Richardson, James Walker Freer, obituary of, 1436 Milroy Lectures, 521 Ramsbottom, J.: Mushrooms and Toadstools, 1255 Riches, E. W. (Editor): Modern Trends in Urology, Officers elected, 516 RANDALL, J.: Unwrapping the Journal, 1432 (C) 476 ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF EDINBURGH: Randall, J. T. See Butler, J. A. V., 715 RICKARDS, F. S.: Tic douloureux, 511 (C) Feilows admitted, 781 RANKING, G. N. See GUMMER, J. W. P., 82 RIMINGTON, C. See CALVERT, R. J., 1131 Rape; collection of specimens for examination, I 50 RING, Stella: Breast-feeding in Oxford, 1274 (C) ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND: RAVEN R. W.: Programme for control of cancer, 277 Ringworm of feet and scalp (J. T. Ingram and Anonymous donation, 159 - Cancer and the community, 850 (0) others), 218 Appointments, 516, 1438 RAWLENCE, P. D.: Treatment of tetanus, 1271 (C) --- as industrial injury, 11 14 Awards, 1438 Rawlinson, Ernest Goodwin, obituary of, 154 -of scalp, treatment of, 151 (C) Cade Medal, 1438 Raynaud phenomenon, 314 Ritvo, M., and Shauffer, I. A.: Gastrointestinal Council elections, 103, 157 Reading, backwardness in, 433 (L); 1161 (C) X-r.sv Diagnosis, 978 Diplomas granted, 400, 516, 730, 1438 20 ROY-SMA BRuTISH INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

ROYAL COLLEGE 01 SURGFONS or ENGLAND St. Mary's Hospital Medical School, facilities for SELLORS, T. H., BEDFORD, D. E.. and SOMFRVILLE, (continued): students, 492 W.: Valvotomy in treatnient of mitral stenosis, St. Thomas's Medical Duke of Edinburgh elected flon. F.R.C.S., 932 Hospital School, facilities for 1060 (0); 1090 (L) Fdridge-Green Lectures, 576 students, 492 Sellors, Thomas Blanchard, obituary of, 346 Elections, 400 Salicin. value of, 1327 (C) SELTZER, B.: Neurological presentation of glandular Fellowship diplomas awarded. 157 Salivary secretion; anti-sialogogue and other effects fever, 83; 223 (C) of mucate Hospitals recognized, 157, 401. 516 atropine (W. W. Mushin and others), - Cerebellar dysfunction, 395 (C) Hunterian Oration, 405 652 (0); 1162 (C) Selye, H.: Second Annual Report oli Stress, 477 Sir J. Learmonth appointed Sims Commtiionwealtl SALTER, J., and BEST, C. H.: Insulin as a growth Semantics, medical, 225 (C) Travelling Fellow, 894 hormone, 353 (0); 383 (L) SEN GUPTA, A. N. See KONAR. N. R., 810 Licences conferred, 516 Salzer, G.. Wenzl. M., Jenny, R. H., and Stangl, A.: Senn, M. J. E.: Pr-oblemns of Infancy and Childilhood, Members elected, 1438 Das Bronchuscarcinom, 1417 664 Membership diplomas awarded, 157 SAND, Rene: Preventive and social medicine, 471 (0); Senses: The Humant Senses (F. A. Geldard), 1417 Mitchiner Medal, 1438 discussion, 489 Servetus, Michael, monument to, in Geneva, 934 - 571 Nuffield College of Surgical Sciences, 1386 obituary of, - quatercentenary of death of, 934 Professors and lecturers appointed, 400 SANDER, A.: Time of eruption of permanent teeth Services. See Armed Forces Studentships, 1438 in British children, 225 (C) SETTLE, H. L.: Please wash your hands, 570 (C) Sandkuhler, S. See Stodtmeister, R., 138 SFVIT, S.: Eosinophil content of spleen in Addison's ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS IN IRELAND: SANDLER, B.: Avalanche of advertisements, 1220 (C) disease, 227 (C) Elections, 403 SANGER, Rutlh. See DUNSFORD, I.. 81 Sewage disposal on garden. 1230 Examination results, 232 SANGUINETTI, H. H.: Old-fashioned remedies, Sex diagnosis, 387 (A) Fellows admitted, 158 1327 (C) -education: Attainin1g Nfanhood: A Doctor Talks Members admitted, 158 Sanitary inspectors: Report of the Wor king Party to Boys About Sex (G. W. Corner), 816 J. S. Pringle appointed professor of surgery. 947 on the Recruitment, Training and Qualification of - Attainiing Wounanhood: A Doctor Talks to Sanitar' Itnspectors, 1953, 614 Royal Commissiott on Capital Putnishtetirt; Repor t, Girls About Sex (G. W. Corner), 816 SAPHIER, E.: Acute appendicitis with gastro- -perversions: Sinn und Gehalt der Sexuellen Per- 775; 768 (L) 46 Royal Commission on Mental Laws, 998 enteritis. (C) versionen (M. Boss), 325 Sarcoidosis, generalized, hypercalcaemia and impair- -ratio, at birth, 142 (A) ROYAL FACULTY OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGFONS 01: ment of renal function (C. E. Dent and others), Sexual anomalies: Adrenal pseudohermaphroditism GLASGOW: 808 (0) (L. R. Broster and others), 1288 (0) Diplomas granted, 730 SARGANT, W.: Ten years' clinical experience of - Male pseudohermaphroditism, 94; 570 (C) Fellows admitted, 1226 modified leucotomy operations, 800 (0); -intercourse; pain on ejaculation, 839 Royal Free Hospital School of Medicine, facilities 939 (C) -offences (parliamentary note), 1328 for students, 491; prize-giving, 828 SARGENT, F. See WORSTER-DROUGHT, C., 114 SHACKMAN, R. See MELROSE, D. G., 62 Royal Hospital, Wolverhampton: Staffing problems SAVAGE, O.: Evidence of gout. 1424 Sharpe, W.: Brain-Surgeon: The Autobiographi.i of (parliamentary note), 290 - See COPEMAN, W. S. C., 885 UWillianil Sharpe, 325 Royal Medical Benevolent Fund appeal, 777 (C), SAVIDGE, R. S., and DAVIES, D. M.: Generalized SHARPEY-SCHAFER, E. P.: Mechanism of syncope 1162 (C) actinomycosis with possible cardiac involvement, after coughing, 860 (0); 1219 (C), 1270 (C) Royal Navy. See Armed Forces 136; 567 (C) Shauffer. I. A. See Ritvo, M., 978 Royal Sanitary Institute: Appointments, 105 SAXTON, R. S.: Treatment of accidental poisoning. SHAW, C. L.: Hops in ale, 511 (C) 227 (C); 444 Shaw, Wilfred, obituary of, 1380 ROYAL SOCIETY: SCADDING, J. G.: Tuberculosis classification, 995 (C) SHEF. J. C., and FEHRSEN, P.: Reactivation of Commonwealth bursaries, 294 - Acute lung infections, 1268 varicella virus by cortisone therapy, 82 (0) Copley Medal awarded to A. J. Kluyver, 1 1 1 1 SCALES, J. T., and ZAREK, J. M.: The broken acrylic Sheehan, Gerald, obituary of, 289 Council, 1386 head, 1050 (C) Sheehan, H. L., and Moore, H. C.: Renal Cortical Foulerton Research Fellows, 294 Scarlet fever: Graphs (vital statistics), 836, 892, Necrosis and the Kidney of Concealed Accidental Presidential address, 1279 946. 1000, 1054, 1279, 1331, 1385, 1439 Huemorrhage, 25 Royal Medal, 1170 -- post-scarlatinal nephritis, 733 Sheffield University. See Universities: Sheffield Schaffer, A. I.: Cardiography in General Practice: SHELDON, J. H.: Overweight, 207 ROYAL SOCIETY OF MEDICINE: Electr ocardiography, Vectorcardiography, and - Clinical spectrum of obesity, 1402 (0); 1418 (L) History of the library, 1264 85 Sir Gordon Holmes awarded Gold Medal, Ballistocardiography, Sheldon, Louis, obituary of, 445 1056 Scheer, B. T.: General Physiology, 1360 SHEPHERD, A.: Distinguishing a psychopath, 1379 (C) Nichols Fellowship, 1111 Scherf, D., and A.: and Allied Section Schott, Extrasystoles SHIRItFF, G. G.: The human foot, 1048 (C) of General Practice: Arrhythmias, 979 Shock and sweating, 520; 832 (C) Acute lung infections in general practice, 1268 SCHILLING, R.: Return to work, 675 (C) Short, Arthur Rendle, obituary of, 728 Section of Medicine: Schinz, H. R., Baensch, W. E., Friedl, E., and P. G. See Sir 258 Use and abuse of rest, 1373 SHuTE, COVELL, Gordon, Uehlinger, E.: Roentgen Diagnostics, Vol. II, Sialectasis, familial (M. Smith), 1359 Sectiont of Psychiatry: pt. 2, 923 SICHER, K.: Lingual thyroid, 186 (0) Psychotherapy in prisons, 1428 Schistosomiasis. See Bilharziasis Simmonds, Bernard Sangster, obituary of, 676 (0) Wellcome Research Library opened, 1320 SCHOFIELD, F. D. See JOPLING, W. H., 1140 Simmonds, F. A. H. See Pagel, W., 1360 - See A. 339 Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, KNYVETT, F., SIMON, Viscount: Doctor in the witness-box, 1 (0); 46th annual general meeting, 53 SCHOFIELD, J. E., and ANDERSON, P. St. G.: Post- 31 (A); 286 (C) gastrectomy syndrome; deviation of afferent SIMPSON, Elenora: Breast-feeding, 628 (C) Rubella, polyarthritis associated with, 149 (C), from 339 (C), 444 (C) loop gastro-intestinal anastomosis, 598 (0); SIMPSON, J. H.. HALL, M., and MORGAN, B.: Poly- 725 (C). 938 (C) arteritis nodosa treated with report - quarantine period, 1333 A.C.T.H., School medical examinations; presence of teacher, case with recovery, - with associated " rheumatic " pains, 339 (C) of 659 (0) RUDDELL, J. S.: Symptoms of malaria, 571 (C) 1333 SiMPsoN, K. See CROCKETr, G. S., 1141 Russ, S.: Cancer and the public, 883 (C) Schott, A. See Scherf, D., 979 SrmPSON, R. E. H.: Clinical research in the N.H.S., RUSSELL, B.: Desensitization to streptomycin and Schultze-Niemann, M.: Schopferische Gestaltung 442 (C) P.A.S., 1322 (C) aus dem Untbewussten: Eita ana/ytisches Bilder- SIMs, S. R.: Piperazine in treatment of thread- buch, 979 worms, 1432 (C) - See Wittkower, E., 1311 RUSSELL, C. S.: Leucorrhoea, 91 SCHUSTER, Norah H.: Royal Chest Hospital (Nova SINCLAIR, H. M.: Assessment and results of obesity, RUSSELL, G. L.: The general practitioner and the et Vetera). 882 1404 (0); 1418 (L) psychiatrist, 939 Schweitzer, Albert, awarded Nobel Peace Prize, 1055 - Estimation of overweight, 208 (C) C. H.: Iron 226 RUSSELL, W. R.: Orthopaedic care in poliomyelitis, SCHWIETZER, therapy, (C) - (Editor): The Work of Sir Robert MIcCarrisotn, 935 (C) Science teachers, payment of (parliamentary note), 815 Russell, William Kerr, obituary of, 1276 290 Singapore: Medical officer establishment (parlia- Russia. See U.S.S.R. Sclerosis, disseminated, acute; results of treatment mentary note), 230 with A.C.T.H. (H. G. Miller and J. L. Gibbons), SINGER, C.: Sudhoff, Karl, centenary of birth of Rutter, Hubert Llewellyn, obituary of, 630 1345 RYCROFT, B. W.: Greater London Fund for the (0) (Nova et Vetera), 1156 Blind, 1434 (C) - inaugural meeting of Multiple Sclerosis - The Gold-headed Cane. By W. Macmichael Corneal grafting, 281 Society, 1332 (Nova et Vetera), 1373 RYLAND, N.: Claims for negligence. 226 (C) SCOTLAND: SINGLETON, J. McL.: Penicillin cover for dental Care of aged. 437 (A) extractions, 830 (C) Department of Health: The Ageinig Population, Sinusitis; atmospheric pollution as cause, 295 437 (A) SKIN: see also Dermatitis S Hospital Endowments (Scotland) Bill (parliamen- Derinatologie (R. Degos), 546 tary note), 229 Dermatology in General Practice (J. H. Swartz), Sabin, Florence Rena, obituary of, 997 Lunacy laws (parliamentary note), 1276 1361 Sachs, E.: The History and Development of NVeturol- Registrar-General's annual report for 1951, 1054 Diseases: Emotional Factors in Skin Disease: A ogical Surgery, 547 Registrar-General's quarterly returns, 104 Psychosomatic Medicine Monograph (E. Witt- Sacks, J.: Isotopic Tracers inl Biochenmistry anid Scott, Anthony Noy, obituary of, 998 kower and B. Russell), 1311 Physiology, 1205 Scowr, D. B.: Medical needs in the Gold Coast, -influence of home conditions, 219 SADOVE, M. S., WYANT, G. M., and GIrrtELSON, L. A.: 1377 (C) Effect of sunlight, 330 (A) The acute hypoxic episode, 255 (0) Scott, G. I.: Ocular complications of diabetes Grafts; use of electrodermatome, with special Safety in Employment (Inspection and Safety mellitus, 280 reference to its value in serious burns (P. Clark- Organization) Bill (parliamentary note) 1225 Scorr, Sir Harold: Conquest of plague, 1327 (C) son and D. A. Campbell), 763 (0) SAINT, E. G.: Treatment of tetanus, 1429 (C) SCOTT, R. A. M.: Anticoagulants in myocardial Homografts in human blood-group chimerae -and WEIDEN, Sara: Studies on pancreatitis, infarction, 151 (C) (M. F. A. Woodruff), 1103 (C) 1335 (0) SCOTT, W. E. B. See DUNDEE. J. W., 1237, 1244 Institute of Dermatology, 500 St. Andrews University. See Universities, St. Scrotal swellings (R. J. M. Love), 145 Andrews Scurvy, survival of transfused red cells in (C. SKINNER, E. W. O.: Torsion of the gall-bladder, 662 St. Bartholomew's Hospital, linear accelerator to be Merskey), 1353 (0) Skottowe, I.: Clinical Psychiatry for Practitioners installed, 1332 Searle, Walter Netley, obituary of, 630 antd Students, 476 --- Medical College, facilities for students, 493 Seasickness remedies, 141 (A) Skull flattening in infants following treatment in St. George's Hospital Medical School, facilities for Secrecy, professional in evidence, 1442 erect posture, 98 (C), 225 (C), 887 (C) students, 492 SEDDON, H. J.: Orthopaedic care in poliomyelitis, - sin-ple depressed fracture, 151 (C) St. James's Hospital, Balham, new out-patient 884 (C), 993 (C) SLACK, W. K. See MONRO, J. W., 1103 department, 1440 " Sedormid." See Allylisopropylacetylurea Sloane, Sir Hans; memorial plaque unveiled, 812 St. John of Jerusalem, Order of; promotions and Sekulich, M.: The Classification of Pulmonary SMALL, J. M., HOLMES, J. MacD., and CONNOLLY, appointments, 146 Tuberculosis, 715; 938 (C) R. C.: Prognosis and role of surgery in spon- St. Luke's Day, 676 (C), 888 (C) Selenium for baldness, 1388 taneous intracranial haemorrhage, 1072 (0) JULY-DEC., 1953 INDEX SMA-TEE 21

Smallpox: Removal of pock marks, 786 STAMM, T. T.: The broken acrylic head, 1 101 (C) Strychnine poisoning, acute, after massive dose -vaccination among immigrants (parliamentary Stammering: Understandinig Stuttering (A. B. (J. T. A. Lloyd and E. Pedley), 429 note), 1277 Gottlober), 979 Students, selection by intelligence tests, 553 (A) deaths, 1383 STANDEN, 0. D.: Experimental chemotherapy of - selection for medical education, 467; 676 (C) --in pregnancy, dangers of, 235 oxyuriasis, 757 (0) Stuttering. See Stammering --severe reactions after, 404 - See WHITE, R. H. R., 755, 1272 Submandibular gland, carcinoma of (K. D. Roberts), --site, 1050 (C), 1 158 (C), 1272 (C) Stangl, A. See Salzer, G., 1417 323 SMARF. D. L. See NAYLOR, A., 975 STANLEY, B. E. C.: Prostatic dyspepsia, 423 (0) Succinylcholine chloride, continuous, with pethidine SMITH, A.. and FAIRER, J. G.: Hibernation anaesthe- Staphylococcal infection of newborn (J. 0. Forfar in abdominal surgery (G. Herington and E. sia in major surgery; report of 36 cases, and others), 170 (0); 393 (C) James), 317 (0) 1247 (0); 1256 (L) Staphylococcus resistant to antibiotics. 1140 --danger of, 1103 (C) Smith, A., and Wermer, P. L. (Editors): Modern Statistics and medicine, 872 (L) - for casualty anaesthesia, 885 (C), 992 (C), Treatment:. A Guide Jor Genieral Practice, 1088 - sampling in medical research (C. White), 1284 (0) 1049 (C), 1219 (C), 1377 (C) SMITH, H. F.: Heparin in intravenous infusion, Steatorrhoea, idiopathic, associated with small- -- for external version, 993 (C) 569 (C) intestinal neoplasm, 314 Sudhoff, Karl, centenary of birth of (C. Singer) Smith, Honor M. V.: Diagnosis and treatment of STEINER, G. See DENT, R. V., 1082 (Nova et Vetera). 1156 meningitis, 278 Steiner, R. E.: Radiology of congenital heart Suicide, attempted, in old age (I. R. C. Batchelor Smith, J.: Infantile gastro-enteritis; types of Bat. disease, 221 and Margaret B. Napier), 1186 (0); 1208 (A) coli isolated, 219 Stensen, Niels, ceremony in honour of, 992; 1219 (C) Sulley, Philip Francis, obituary of, 890 SMITH, K. S., and Guz, A.: L-Noradrenaline in Sterility. See Fertility and Infertility Sulphonamides: Sensitivity to; management, 55 treatment of shock in cardiac infarction, 1341 (0) Sternomastoid muscles, action of, 1058 -The Sulphonamide.s and Antibiotics in Matl and SMITH, M.: Familial incidence of sialectasis, 1359 Steroid hormones; urinary excretion in rheumatoid Animals (J. S. Lawrence and J. Francis), 869 SMITH, R. N. C.: Laryngeal vertigo, 1219 (C) arthritis; changes in ketonic and non-ketonic SUMMERS, V. K.: Myxoedema coma, 366 (0); Smith, R. W. See Poppel, M. H., 923 fractions during hormone therapy (A. E. Kellie 886 (C) Smith-Petersen, Marius Nygaard, obituary of, 48 and A. P. Wade), 594 (0) Sunburn, prevention and treatment of 330 (A) " Smog." See Air pollution, 1098 STEVENS, A. E.: Medresco hearing-aids, 1376 (C) Suprarenals. See Adrenals Sneddon, I. B.: Overtreatment in dermatology, 218 STEVENS, R. S.: Diagnosis of cardiac infarction, Social medicine: Congress in Vienna, 275 9 (0); 30 (A) SURGERY: - social and preventive medicine (R. Sand), Stevens, Thomas George, obituary of, 1163 Approach to Clinical Surgery (G. H. C. Ovens), 663 471 (0); discussion, 489 STEVENSON, D. L.: The pain of transurethral Atlas of Surgical Exposures of the Extremities - Social Medicine (S. Leff), 1254; 1378 (C) manipulations, 674 (C) (S. W. Banks and H. Laufman), 978 - Social Aspects of Disease (A. L. Banks), 816 STEVENSON, J. S. See MCNAUGHT, W., 182 Cardiovascular; future in senile obliterative Social services, cost of (parliamentary note), 290 -See O'HARE, Margaret M., 1086 disease (C. G. Rob), 308 (0); 329 (A) STEWART, A. M. See HEWcTr, D., 745 For coronary disease, 329 (A) SOCIETY OF APOTHECARIES OF LONDON: History; The Hunterian era: Its influence on the STEWART, Alice. and WESTROPP, Celia: Breast- art and science of surgery (L. E. C. Norbury), Appointments, 291 feeding in the Oxford Child Health Survey. It. Diplomas granted, 291 Comparison of bottle and breast-fed babies, 405 (0) Elections, 291, 449 305 (0); 441 (C), 674 (C), 778 (C), 995 (C), Hospital waiting lists, 866 Examination results, 231, 291 1274 (C) Surgery of Infancy and Childhood: Its Principles Gold Medal awarded to Sir Charles Harington, 291 STEWART, I.: The role of the pathologist, 444 (C) and Techniques (R. E. Grodd), 869 Honorary Mastery of Midwifery bestowed on Stocks, P.: Cancer and the community, 276; 847 (0) Wiederherstellungschirurgie und Traumatologie Sir William Gilliatt, 291 (Reconstruction Surgery and Traumatology), Stodtmeister, R., Sandkuhler, S., and Laur, A.: Vol. I (Editor: M. Lange), 716 Society of Medical Officers of Health, 506; annual Osteoskierose und Knochenmarkfibrose, 138 dinner, 1001 Stoke-on-Trent: Tuberculin survey (J. S. Miller), SUTHERLAND, H. H. D.: " Smog," 1160 (C) See also 917 (0) SUTHERLAND, 1. See WILSON, Dagmar C., 607 British Cardiac Society STOKER, S. B.: Heparin and local trauma, 45 (C) Swab taking (R. Cruickshank), 1095; 1324 (C) British Empire Society for the Blind Stokes, E. H.: Clinical Investigation: A Mlanual for SWAIN, V.: Who was Geminus?, 150 (C) British Occupational Hygiene Society Practitioners and Students, 608 Swartz, J. H.: Dermatology in General Practice, 1361 Chelsea Clinical Society Stokoe, John, obituary of, 398 Sweating in shock, 520; 832 (C), 1105 (C), 1273 (C) European Society of Cardiovascular Surgery STOLL, B. A., and ELLIS, F.: Treatment by oestrogens Sweets as cause of dental caries, 331 (A) North of England Otolaryngological Society, of pulmonary metastases from breast cancer, Swift, Homer Fordyce, obituary of, 890 1169 796 (0); 817 (L) Swinscow, D.: Accidental poisoning in childhood, Royal Society STOMACH: 217 Royal Society of Medicine Biochemistry of Gastric Acid Secretion (E. J. SWYER, G. I. M.: Sex ratio at birth, 338 (C) Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene Conway), 815 - Height and weight tables, 450 (C) West London Medico-Chirurgical Society Cancer, incidence of, 849 - Effects of testosterone implants in men with Sodium gentisate therapy causing granulocytopenia Disease, bacterial content of human small intestine defective spermatogenesis, 1080 (0) (R. G. Benians), 1142 in (Judith Cregan and others), 1248 (0) SWYNNERTON, B. F., and TANNER, N. C.: Chronic Soldier's death (parliamentary note), 346 Fibrous stricture due to ferrous sulphate poisoning, gastric ulcer; comparison between a gastro- SOMERVILLE, W. See SELLORs, T. H., 1060 1200 scopically controlled series treated medically SORSBY, A., UNGAR, J., and CRICK, R. P.: Aureo- Gastric ileus due to potassium depletion after and a series treated by surgery, 841 (0); 871 (L); in 1158 (C) mycin, chloramphenicol, and terramycin gastro-enterostomy (J. S. Logan), 532 (0) Symmers, W. St. C., appointed to chair of morbid ophthalmology, 301 (0) Hiatus hernia and pregnancy; review of nine anatomy Charing Cross Hospital SOUGIN-MIBASHAN, R., and JACKSON, W. P. U.: cases and the literature (W. A. W. Dutton and at Medical Turner's syndrome in the male, 371 (0); H. J. Bland), 864 (0); 873 (A) School, 160, 447 1273 (C) Post-gastrectomy syndrome; deviation of afferent Syncope after coughing, mechanism of (E. P. Sharpey- - See JACKSON, W. P. U., 368 loop from gastro-intestinal anastomosis (J. E. Schafter), 860 (0); 1047 (C), 1219 (C), 1270 (C) Southwell, T. See Blacklock, D. B., 477 Schofield and P. St. G. Anderson), 598 (0); Syphilis: Clinique et Pathologie de la Neurosyphilis Spear, F. G.: Radiations and Living Cells, 264 725 (C), 938 (C) (J. A. Garcia), 767 Specialists. See Consultants and Specialists Secretion; detection of achlorhydria without -interpretation of tests (C. S. Nicol), 218 Specimens, pathological, dispatch of (M. Hynes), 876 intubation (H. Conway and R. W. Meikle), - unusual case of syphilitic Parkinsonism (K. G. Spectacles, polaroid, spread of infection by, 682 1019 (0) Neill), 320 (0) Speech defects: Understanding Stuttering (A. B. -effect of large doses of histamine on HCI Syringe, hypodermic, history of, 1180 Gottlober), 979 secretion; augmented histamine test (A. W. - cartridge type, 227 (C) Spence, A. W.: Clinical Endocrinology, 1033 Kay), 77 (0) - standardization of, 1160 (C) Spermatocele, 145 Ulcer. See Peptic ulcer - varieties suitable for general practice, 235; 450 (C) Spermatogenesis, defective; effects of testosterone implants (G. I. M. Swyer), 1080 (0) STONEHAM, F. J. R.: Anaesthesia: Deaths due to Spillane, J. P.: Psychiatric aspects of " fibrositis," tap accidently turned on, 940 (C) 205 STONHAM, F. V.: Judet operation, 341 (C) T Spinal cord, subacute combined degeneration, treat- STOPES, Marie: Causes of failure of contraceptive Tachvcardia, paroxysmal; control with quinine, ment of, 633 diaphragms, 1442 (C) 511 (C), 727 (C), 1103 (C), 1270 (C) --Ciba Foundation Symposium (Editors: J. L. Stordy, T.: Dental sepsis, 99 TAGART, R. E. B.: Ileo-ileal intussusception due to and J. A. B. 477 STOrr, F. D.: The laryngeal microphone as an aid Malcolm Gray), to treatment of bulbar poliomyelitis, 1414 (0) Meckel's diverticulum and complicated by Spine: Intervettebral disks; Disc Lesions for the STOrr, J. R. W.: St. Luke's Day Service, 676 (C) volvulus, 475 General Practitioner (J. Cyriax), 381 STOWERS, J. M. See NABARRO, J. D. N., 1027 Talbot, J. H.: Gout and Gouty Arthritis, 138 - - fluid content of nucleus pulposus as factor 780 Talbot, Philip, obituary of, 630 in the disk syndrome; preliminary report (A. STRELLING, M. K.: The tutorial system, (C) TANNER, N. C. See SWYNNERTON, B. F., 841 Naylor and D. L. Smare), 975 (0) STREPTOMYCIN: Tarlov, I. M.: Sacral Nerve-Root Cysts: Another --- lesions, radiology in, 1363 (L) Clinical uses, I117 Cause of the Sciatic or Cauda Equina Syndrome, -- - - treatment of, 569 (C) Desensitization to streptomycin and P.A.S. 432 -osteoporosis, senile, abdominal topography in (J. Crofton), 1014 (0); 1322 (C) Tarsy, J. M.: Pain Svndromes and their Treatment: relation to (R. V. Dent and others), 1082 (0) H. influenzae, in-vitro sensitivity, 1069 With Special Reference to Shoulder-arm Pain, 25 Spiritual healing, 99 (C) Isoniazid in combination with streptomycin or Taylor, A. B.: Early diagnosis of intrathoracic new Spleen, eosinophil content in Addison's disease, P.A.S. in treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis; growths, 209 227 (C) fifth report to the Medical Research Council by TAYLOR, K. A.: Medical needs in the Gold Coast, - Hypersplenism and Surgery of the Spleen (W. 1217 (C) 869 their Tuberculosis Chemotherapy Trials Com- Dameshek and C. S. Welch), mittee, 1005 (0); 1036 (L) TAYLOR, N.: Vaccination in pregnancy, 520 - rupture in infectious mononucleosis (R. W. TAYLOR, P. J.: Venepuncture, 1375 (C) 1220 Sensitization dermatitis of hands, 55 Tudor), 813; (C) - of nursing staffs to, 39 TAYLOR, R. Y.: Experiences with pyrimethamine in - unusual case (D. H. Jenkins), 813 Tuberculous meningitis treated with A.C.T.H. and Kenya, 285 (C); 266 (L) Splenectomy in treatment of Felty's syndrome isoniazid; comparison with intrathecal strepto- TAYLOR, W. N.: Diploma in Public Health, 995 (C) (F. Rackow), 1415 mycin (Winifred C. M. Bulkeley), 1127 (0); TEARE, D.: Collection of forensic specimens, 1150 Splenic venography (N. R. Konar and A. N. Sen 1433 (C) Gupta), 810 (0); 822 (A); 938 (C) 296 TEETH.: Spofforth Hall Recuperative Centre, 449 Vasomotor rhinitis after administration, Caries, dental, causes of, 331 (A) Sport Medicine: Proceedings of the International Streptothrix organisms in vagina in leucorrhoea, 351 Effect of fluoridation of water on caries, 88 (L) Symposium of the Medicine and Physiology of Stress, and arterial disease, 1057 Facial disfigurement after dental extractions, 1388 Sports and Athletics at Helsinki, July 17-18, 1952 - Second Annual Report on Stress (H. Selye), 477 Local effects of certain medicaments (P. M. C. (Editor: M. J. Karvonen), 1416 STRICH, Sabina J.: See OELBAUM, M. H., 907 James and G. J. Parfitt), 1252 (0) SQuiRE, J. R.: Nephrotic syndrome, 1389 (0); STRUTmERS, J. L.: Hop dermatitis, 726 (C) Methods of examination to exclude apical infection, 1419 (L) Struthers, John William, obituary of, 513 162 BRITISH 22 1TEE-URA INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL TEETH (continued): ToXICOLOGY: U Accidental poisoning of children, 1207 (L) Permanent, time of eruption in British children, Acute strychnine poisoning after massive dose UCKO, H.: Doctors' orchestra, 727 (C) 225 (C) (J. T. A. Lloyd and E. Pedley), 429 Uehlinger, E. See Schinz, H. R., 923 Sepsis, 99 (C) Mercuric chloride poisoning treated with dimer- Ulcers, hypostatic (D. S. Wilkinson), 218 State of teeth among British population, 971 caprol (E. Montuschi), 545 - peptic. See Peptic ulcer Mercury poisoning due to teething powders, Ulster Paediatric Society, 1440 1317 (A); 1330 (medico-legal) Umbilical cord, clamping of, 1114 Television glaucoma, 98 (C) Symptoms and Treatment of Acute Poisoning UNGAR, J. See SORSBY, A., 301 - in health education, 884 (C) (G. H. W. Lucas), 84 United Hospitals' festival choir, 1228 Tendon lesions; treatment with hydrocortone, 966; United States of America: An American cottage 1161 (C) Trachoma, International Organization against, 1441 hospital, 940 (C) Tennent, Robert, obituary of, 996 TRACY, Susan. See GEFFEN, D. H., 427 - help for visitors, 1228 TEPPER, R.: Infective hepatitis; epidemic in Kent, TRAINOR, D. C.: The pain of perurethral manipula- - methods of selection of medical students, 486 1432 (C) tions, 1 378 (C) Terminology. See Nomenclature Travel sickness in small children, 519 UNrvFRsITIEs: Terramycin: H. influenzae, in-vitro sensitivity, 1069 - - remedies, 141 (A) Aberdeen: Degrees conferred, 631 - in ophthalmology, 303 TREIP, C. S. See DISCOMBE, G., 1134 Facilities for medical students, 496 TERRY, R.: Liver biopsy, 1102 (C) Trichiniasis, outbreak in Barry, Glamorgan; im- Belfast: Facilities for medical students, 496 Testicle, tumours of, 145 proved technique for demonstration of T-ichintella Queen's University: Examination results, 730 Testosterone implants: Effects in men with defective in muscle (A. D. Evans and Mary Lennox), Birmingham: Appointments and retirements, 231, spermatogenesis (G. I. M. Swyer), 1080 (0) 131 (0) 1437 Tetanus; assessment of protection given by A.T.S., - in Liverpool (vital statistics), 1227 Degrees conferred, 574 895 Trichomonas infection in the male; diagnosis and Facilities for medical students, 494 - treatment (J. H. McIntyre), 866 (0); 1099 (C), treatment, 577 Rockefeller grant to Department of Experimen- 1271 (C), 1429 (C) Triiodothyronine, 200 tal Psychiatry, 233 Tetracycline, 1044 TROISIER, 0. See CYRIAX, J., 966 Scholarships, 231 -clinical uses, 1117 Tropical diseases: Clinical Tropical Diseases (A. R. Bristol: Examination results, 231 Tetraethylthiuram disulphide; peripheral neuritis D. Adams and B. G. Maegraith), 1311 Facilities for medical students, 494 following administration (F. B. Charatan), 380; - in Britain, 288 (C) Cambridge: Appointments, 1226 937 (C) -medicine, diploma courses, 505 Courses for general practitioners, 894 Therapeutic Substances (Prevention of Misuse) Act - Health in hot countries, 1407 Degrees conferred, 573, 1226, 1384 (parliamentary note), 230 Trusts and Foundations (G. W. Keeling), 338 Examination results, 156 Therapeutic Substances (Supply of Antibiotics for Trypanosomiasis: Modified course of T. congolense Facilities for medical students, 493 Agricultural Purposes) Regulations, 417 infection in mice given diets with milk casein Postgraduate facilities, 500 Therapeutics: Changes and prospects; Harben (Audrey A. N. Keppie), 853 (0); 1047 (C), Retiring age at Oxford and Cambridge, 1112 lectures (Sir Henry Dale), 1369 1271 (C) Studentships, 1384 - Cornell Conferences on Therapy (Editors: H. Trypsin therapy; indications and rationale, 1114 Copenhagen: Study of medicine at the University Gold and others), 26 TSARDAKAS, E. N.: Vein stripper, 883 of Copenhagen, 1537-1645 (C. Lillingston) -Aodern Treatment: A Guide for General Practice Tubbs, 0. S.: Constrictive pericarditis, 278 (Nova et Vetera), 1098 (Editors: A. Smith and P. L. Werner), 1088 Tuberculin survey in Stoke-on-Trent (J. S. Miller), Dublin: School of Physic, Trinity College: Thiopentone, premedication for, 107 917 (0) Degrees conferred, 515 Thiouracil and thyroxine administration; action on -- facilities for medical students, 496 adrenal function (J. Corvilain), 915 (0) TuBERCULOSIS: Dundee, and University of St. Andrews Bill Thomas, A. J.: Pulmonary heart disease, 216 B.C.G. vaccination of schoolchildren, 1257 (L) (parliamentary note), 230 THOMAS, B. A.: Treatment of ringworm of scalp, Benefits of rest, 403 Durham: Degrees conferred, 574 151 (C) Complications in infants, 989 Facilities for medical students, 494 THOMAS, Constance P. F.: " Smog," 1048 (C), Infectivity of primary tuberculosis, 950 Lowdon, A. G. A., appointed to chair of surgery, 1160 (C) Meningitis, tuberculous, treatment of (J. G. Kerr), 837 THONIAS, E., and HONAN, B. F.: Electro-convulsive 1130 (0); 1433 (C) Edinburgh: Degrees conferred, 1167 therapy, 97 (C), 226 (C) --- with A.C.T.H. and isoniazid; comparison Diplomas conferred, 1167 THOMAS, J. S.: The general practitioner and the with intrathecal streptomycin (Winifred C. M. Facilities for medical students, 496 health visitor, 964 (0); 980 (L) Bulkeley), 1127 (0); 1433 (C) Honorary degrees conferred, 105 THOMAS, J. W. T.: With head, and heart, and hand; Mortality from childhood tuberculosis in Sheffield; Scholarships, bursaries, and prizes, 1167 presidential address to B.M.A., 109 (0); 139 (L) possible causes of its decline (J. Lorber), Glasgow: Degrees conferred, 446 THOMAS, M. E. M.: Infections in childhood, 393 (C) 1122 (0); 1323 (C) Diplomas awarded, 156 Thomas, S.: Health visitor and family doctor, 276 Nursing in R.A.F. (parliamentary note), 1053 Facilities for medical students, 496 THOMPSON, A. W. S.: Bornholm disease and polio- Prevention (parliamentary note), 1108 Ireland: Facilities for medical students, 496 myelitis, 885 (C) Pulmonary; Classification of PulmonarY Tuber- National University: Degrees and diplomas Thompson, G. N.: The Psychopathic Delinquent and culosis (M. Sekulich), 715; 938 (C), 993 (C) conferred, 730 Criminal, 138 -Pulmonary Tuberculosis: Pathology, Diagniosis Leeds: Announcements, 447 THOMPSON, Joan S. See DUNSFORD, I., 81 Management, and Prevention (W. Pagel and Appointments, 231, 1437 THOMPSON, Margaret. See HOLMES, E., 1162 others), 1360 Facilities for medical students. 495 Thorax. See Chest -treatment; isoniazid in combination with Honorary degrees conferred, 231, 1441 Thorek, P.: Diseases of the Esophagus, 138 streptomycin or P.A.S.; fifth report to Medical Travelling fellowships, 231 Threadworms; experimental chemotherapy of Research Council by their Tuberculosis Chemo- Liverpool: Degrees conferred, 1167 oxyuriasis (0. D. Standen), 757 (0) therapy Trials Committee, 1005 (0); 1036 (L) Diplomas granted, 1167 - in children; treatment with piperazine; report of - value of artificial pneumothorax in (H. Facilities for medical students, 495 clinical trial (R. H. R. White and 0. D. Standen), Nicholson and others), 277 London: Appointments, 400, 447, 1226 755 (0); 1273 (C) - with antibiotics (H. M. Foreman), 209 Examination results, 156, 447, 1226, 1384 Thrombocytopenia, transfusion technique in, 236 Routine lumbar puncture, 1058; 1271 (C), A. A. Miles appointed Professor of Experimental Thrombosis and lipaemia, 251 1431 (C) Medicine, University of London, 447 - venous, post-partum; leg ulcers as sequel methods of 734 Model Child Welfare Centre, 234 (S. T. Anning), 14 (0) Spinal; immobilization, Paul Philip Reitlinger Prize, 400 Thunberg memorial volume, 1228 Treatment causing drug-resistant organisms, Rockefeller grant to Department of Eugenics,1233 1376 937 (C) 446 THURSTON, G.: Agonal myokymia, (C) - chemotherapeutic, 1172 Scholarships, Thyroid, lingual (K. Sicher), 186 (0) - in paediatric wards, 1282 Teachers, recognized, 446, 1226 - myxoedema coma (V. K. Summers), 366 (0); Trends in Edinburgh, 649 (0) Manchester: Examination results, 515 886 (C) Tuberculin survey in Stoke-on-Trent (J. S. Miller), Facilities for medical students, 495 - new hormone, triiodothyronine, 200 917 (0) Kellgren, J. H., appointed to chair of rheuma- Thyrotoxicosis; clinical trial of methimazole in Tuberculosis and leprosy; immunological studies tology, 1169 treatment (L. A. G. Davidson), 1300 (0) in healthy persons (J. Lowe and F. McNulty), Oxford: Appointments; 156, 1226 - complicated by thrombocytopenic purpura (W. G. 579 (0) Degrees conferred, 156, 1226 D. Caldwell and M. Meikle), 976; 1218 (C) Value of milk for tuberculous cases, 1004 Facilities for medical students, 493 - diagnosis by simple out-patient radioactive iodine Waiting-lists for hospital treatment (parliamentary Honorary degrees conferred, 105, 446 technique (A. G. Macgregor and others), 21 (0) note), 1277 Physiological laboratory, 947 - in pregnancy; treatment and prognosis, 161 Postgraduate facilities, 500 Thyroxine administration; effect on adrenal function Retiring age at Oxford and Cambridge, 1112 (J. Corvilain), 915 (0) Tucker, William Eldon, obituary of, 1051, 1223 Rockefeller grant to Departmen.t of Anatomy, Tic douloureux; nature, and treatment by alcohol TUDOR, R. W.: Rupture of spleen in infectious 233 block or section of great auricular nerve (R. mononucleosis, 813; 1220 (C) Scholarships awarded, 446, 1384 Wyburn-Mason), 119 (0) Tullis, J. L. (Editor): Blood Cells and Plasma St. Andrews: Degrees conferred, 291, 1384 Time, estimation of passage of, 56 Proteins: Their State in Nature, 1312 Facilities for medical students, 496 TOAFF, R. See BROMBERG, Y. M., 761 Tumours: Intrathoracic new growths (A. B. Taylor Universitv of St. Andrews Bill (parliamentary Tobacco: Hunterian Society's debate, 1267 and others), 209 note), 230 - relation to bronchial carcinoma. 585 - Pathology of Tumours (R. A. Willis), 26 Sheffield: Appointments, 400 - tar, mouse carcinogen in, 1362 (L) TURNER, A. H.: Mist. amygdale, supplies of, 512 (C) Degrees conferred, 400 Tod, Margaret Christine, obituary of, 345 Turner, Logan: Diseases of the Nose, Throat, and Facilities for medical students, 495 TODD, K. W.: Immobilization in spinal tuberculosis, Ear, 5th ed. (Editor: D. Guthrie), 1143 Faculty of Medicine; opening sessional address, 734 (C) Turner's syndrome in the female; congenital agonad- 880 Toe. See Foot ism combined with development abnormalities Toronto: Charles H. Best Institute opened, 893 TOMASZEWSKI, W.: Antibiotics and hospital staffs, (W. P. U. Jackson and R. Sougin-Mibashan), Wales: Appointments, 1384 149 (C) 368 (0) Degrees conferred, 515 Tongue, fissures, significance of, 1334 - - in the male (R. Sougin-Mibashan and W. P. U. Honorary degrees conferred, 157 - lingual thyroid (K. Sicher), 186 (0) Jackson), 371 (0); 1273 (C) Welsh National School of Medicine, diplomas Tonsillectomy, relation to bulbar poliomyelitis, TWEEDY, P. S. See PLATT, J. W., 395 awarded, 157 875 (A) Twins, mental illness in, 548 (L) facilities for students, 495 TONSLEY, C. C.: Beeswax, 520 (C) Typhoid fever: see also Enteric fever Tooth. See Teeth __ - - haemolytic anaemia in; report of six cases, University College Hospital Medical School, facilities Toronto University. See Universities: Toronto with effect of chloramphenicol and A.C.T.H. for students, 492 Torticollis, spasmodic, treatment of, 1282 (A. J. S. McFadzean and G. H. Choa), 360 (0) University Grants Committee report, 89 (A) Townroe, M. See Bowley, Agatha H., 1144 - - T.A.B. after attack, 734 Urachal cysts, infected (H. I. Rees), 184 (0) JULY-DEC., 1953 INDEX URA-WIL 23

Uraemia complicating diabetic coma with lipaemia Watt, Walter Langmuir, obituary of, 780 (S. Z. Kalinowski and J. M. Walker), 661 WAUCHOPE, Gladys M.: Insulin zinc suspensions, Urea clearance test, 1319 Pneumonia; graphs, 52, 1110, 1169, 1227, 1278, 1325 (C) -retention, 1319 1331, 1385, 1439 WAUGH, W. G.: The intervertebral disk, 569 (C) Urethra, prolapse in young girls (H. H. F. Barns), Poliomyelitis, acute; graphs, 52, 104, 158, 232, -- Cortisone and A.C.T.H., 1100 (C) 765; 1048 (C) 292, 348, 402, 448, 517, 575, 631, 679, 731, 783, Waugh, William, obituary of, 155 Urine, infected, examination and diagnosis (C. E. 835, 892, 946, 1000, 1054, 1110, 1169, 1227, 1278, WEBB, J. W. See HEWITT, D., 745 Dukes), 1262 1331, 1385, 1439 WEBB-JOHNSON, Lord: Christmas Gifts Fund Appeal, - testing, in the surgery (H. E. Archer), 1211 notifications, 232, 292, 348, 447, 517, 575, 631, 777 (C) Urology: British Association of Urological Surgeons, 679, 731, 782, 835, 892, 946, 1000, 1169, 1279 WEBER, F. P.: Nocturnal myoclonus, 1274 (C) ninth annual meeting, 159 Registrar-General: Quarterly returns for Eire Wedding-ring, sensitivity to, 450 -Aodern Trends in Urology (Editor: E. W. (vital statistics), 293 WEIDEN, Sara. See SAINT, E. G., 1335 Riches), 476 Quarterly returns for England and Wales, 292, Weights Changes in the mean stature and weight of - pain of transurethral manipulations, 440 (C), 946 British children over the past seventy years 674 (C), 887 (C), 940 (C), 1378 (C) Quarterly returns for Northern Ireland, 1385 (E. M. B. Clements), 897 (0); 926 (L); 1324 (C) U.S.S.R.: La Mddecine en U.R.S.S. (I. Lazarevitch), Scarlet fever; graphs, 836, 892, 946, 1000, 1054, -and height tables, 236 870 1279, 1331, 1385, 1439 WEINER, W., BATTFY, D. A., CLEGHORN, T. E., - Paediatrics in U.S.S.R.; visit of Russian women Trichinosis in Liverpool, 1227 MARSON, F. G. W., and NIEYNELL, M. J.: Sero- doctors, 1321 Vital statistics and the doctor (SireRussell Brain), logical findings in case of haemolytic anaemia Uterus, acute inversion successfully treated by 1283 (0) with some general observations on the patho- intravaginal hydraulic pressure (J. F. Ennight), Weekly table, 51, 103, 158, 233, 292, 349, 401, 448, genesis of this syndrome, 125 (0); 142 (A) 714; 1105 (C) 518, 574, 632, 678, 730, 782, 836, 891, 945, 1001, WEIR, J.: see HILL, W. J. C., 937 (C) - hysterectomy, post-menopausal, effects of, 450 1053, 1111, 1168, 1226, 1278, 1330, 1384, 1439 WEITZMAN, D.: Penta-erythritol tetranitrate in - tubo-uterine implantation reamer (V. B. Green- Whooping cough; graphs, 447, 517, 575, 631, 679, treatment of angina, 1409 (0) Armytage), 391 731, 783, 835, 892, 946, 1000, 1054, 1278, 1331, Welch, C. S. See Dameshek, W., 869 1385, 1439 WELFORD, A. T.: Extending thie employment of W.H.O. Conference, 872 (L) older people, 280; 1193 (0); 1208 (A) VITAMINS: Wellcome, Sir Henry, centenary of birth of, 144 (A) V B, association between oral administration and Wellcome Research Laboratories: D. W. Adamson Vaccination. See Smallpox vaccination flatulence, 108 appointed research director, 680 Vagina: Streptothrix organisms in leucorrhoea, 351 B12 in nutritional macrocytic anaemia (C. JR. Das Wellcome Research Library opened at Royal Society -ulceration due to potassium permanganate used Gupta and others), 645 (0) of Medicine, 1320 as abortifacient (E. A. J. Alment and C. S. in Paget's disease, 162 WELLS, A. L.: Cerebellar necrosis in a case of Nicol), 759 (0); 994 (C) serum concentrations of patients with megablo- subarachnoid haemorrhage, 1356 (0) Vaginal discharge; leucorrhoea (C. S. Russell), 91 blastic anaemia after treatment with vitamin WELLS, C. A.: The egg maligned, 443 (C) Vaginitis in girls, treatment of, 449 Bs2, folic acid, or folinic acid (D. L. Mollin and - Use and abuse of rest in treatment, 1373 VAKIL, R. J.: Oily stools and antibiotic therapy, G. 1. M. Ross), 640 (0) Wenzl, M. See Salzer, G., 1417 1220 (C) C, biological synthesis of, 436 (A) Wermer, P. L. See Smith, A., 1088 van Heyningen, W. E. See Fildes, Sir Paul, 476 in strawberry jam (parliamentary note), 291 WEST, H. F.: Manual methods in general practice, van KLAVEREN, G. J.: Site for vaccination, 1158 (C) Cereals and vegetables, effect of poor soil and 222 (C) Van Meter Prize Award, 576 high altitude on vitamin content, 351 - Cortisone in rheumatoid arthritis, 571 (C) VAN SOMEREN, R.: Malaria: Preventive measures Orange juice, tinned, vitamin content compared West Africa: Health improvements (parliamentary in Africa, 512 (C) with fresh oranges, 352 note), 1437 Varicella virus; reactivation by cortisone therapy West London Medico-Chirurgical Society, annual (J. C. Shee and P. Fehrsen), 82 (0) Vivisection experiments, 1267 banquet, 53 VOWLES, Mary. See WARIN, R., 46 West Midlands Physicians Association, 1440 Vasectomy, rejuvenating effect of, 404 VULLIAMY, D. G.: Venepuncture in young Vassallo, Salvatore Michael, obituary of, 445 children, Westminster Abbey appeal, 1440 VAZ, T., and BisHoP, Joan M.: Succinylcholine 1 100 (C) Westminster Medical School, facilities for students,493 chloride for casualty anaesthesia, 885 (C), --- inaugural address, 932 992 (C), 1049 (C), 1219 (C), 1377 (C) WESTROPP, Celia. See STEWART, Alice, 305, 778 Vegetables; effect of poor soil on vitamin content, w WHEATLEY, D.: Myocardial infarction, 443 (C) 351 - Mitral stenosis, 1325 (C) Waddell, Charles Hope, obituary of, 1381 WHEELER, W. F.: Antibiotics and hospital staffs, VEINS: WADDY, F. F.: Frame for standard blood bottle, 149 (C) Calcified; relationship to x-ray exposure, 352 227 (C) WHIMSTER, W. S. See MACGREGOR, A. G., 21 Splenic venography (N. R. Konar and A. N. WADE, A. P. See A. E., 594 Whisky rash, 352 Gupta), 810 822 (A); 938 (C) KELLTE, (0); WADE, 0. L., BISHOP, J. M., CUMMING, G., and WHITBY, Sir Lionel: Challenge to medical education Stripper (E. N. Tsardakas), 883 DONALD, K. W.: Method for rapid estimation in the second half of the twentieth century; Subclavian, costo-clavicular compression of (R. of percentage oxygen saturation and oxygen President's address at First World Conference Wyburn-Mason), 1198 (0); 1375 (C) content of blood, 902 (0) on Medical Education, 451 (0); 673 (C), Thrombosis, post-partum; leg ulcers as sequel WADSWORTH, G. R., and OLIVEIRO, C. J.: Plasma 831 (C); see also Supplement, p. 213 (S. T. Anning), 14 (0) protein concentration of normal adults living in WHITE, A. A.: Returned prisoner of war, 992 (C) Varicose; dangers of ethanolamine oleate injec- Singapore, 1138 (0) WHITE, C.: Sampling in medical researcls, 1284 (0) tion 510 (C), 725, 726 treatment," Wakeley, Sir Cecil (Editor): Faber Medical Dic- WHITE, J. C. See WORSTER-DROUGHT, C., 114 Varicose, stripping " for, 883, 1334 tionary, 1 144 WHITE, J. R. A. See HOLLIDAY, T. D. S., 779 Venepuncture technique (I. A. B. Cathie), 930; -.re-elected President, Royal College of Surgeons WHITE, M., and DENNISON, W. M.: Acute appendi- 1100 (C), 1375 (C) of England, 144 citis in infancy and early childhood, 1323 (C) Venereal disease: Progress in Venereology (R. R. Waldbott, G. L.: Contact Dermatitis, 265 WHITE, R. H. R., and STANDEN, 0. D.: Piperazine Willcox), 1311 Wales, University of. See Universities: Wales in the treatment of threadworms in children; VENNER, A. See DEUCHAR, D. C., 134 Walker, Arthur Samuel, obituary of, 1435 report on a clinical trial, 755 (0); 1272 (C), VEREL, D. See MASON, A. S., 1215 Walker, B. S., Boyd, W. C., and Asimov, I.: Bio- 1432 (C) Vertigo; treatment with psoralens, 236 chemistry and Human Metabolism, 923 WHITEHEAD, J. S. H.: Sweating in shock, 1105 (C) Veterinary medicine: Practice of medicine for Walker, Charles Edward, obituary of, 153 Whitehead gag, modified (A. Owen-Flood), 1374 animals (T. Hare), 335 WALKER, Grace H.: Breast-feeding in Oxford, 995 (C) Whitehouse, W. J., and Putman, J. L.: Radioactive Vilvandre, George Ernest, obituary of, 396 WALKER, H. B.: Appendix in the hernial sac, 886 (C) Isotope: An Introduction to their Preparation, Viruses in medicine, 1315 (A) Unwrapping the Journal, 1432 (C) Measurement, and Use, 815 - Nature of Virus Multiplication. Second Sympo- WALKER, H. M.: Absence of axillary hair in a man, Whitlock, F. A.: Antibiotics in dermatology, 209 sium of the Society for General Microbiology 162 (C) Whittle, C. H.: Nummular eczema, 218 (Sir Paul Fildes and W. E. Van Heyningen), 476 WALKER, J. M. See KALINOWSKI, S. Z., 661 WHisrrY, C. W. M.: Value of primidone in epilepsy, Walker, K.: 7'he Healing Arts and Their Future, 716 540 (0) VISION: see also Blindness; Eye Walker, Theodosia Caroline, obituary of, 1382 -Cough syncope, 1047 (C) Evolution of binocular and stereoscopic vision in WALKER, W. See MAcINToSH, A. E., 656 Whooping-cough: graphs (vital statistics), 447, 517, man and other animals (W. Harris), 297 (0); WANG, I.: Value of single-sample test in differential 575, 631, 679, 731, 783, 835, 892, 946, 1000, 443 (C), 831 (C) diagnosis of jaundice, 971 (0); 1273 (C) 1054, 1278, 1331, 1385, 1439 For reading a car's number, 56 War. See Military medicine - immunization, 1045 Spectacles; functions and indications (J. H. WARD, P. M.: Routine lumbar puncture in primary -prophylaxis, 1313 (L); 1322 (C) Doggart), 388; 886 (C), 1220 (C) tuberculosis, 1431 (C) - treatment with antibiotics, 769 (L) VITAL STATISTIcs: Warembourg, H., and Graux, P.: Pathologie et WICKES, I. G.: Routine lumbar puncture in primary Cancer statistics, 892 Structuire Pulmonaires, 265 tuberculosis, 1271 (C) Census Report on London, 1168 WARIN, R. P.: Nocturnal myoclonus, 1274 (C) Wiechmann, E.: Die Zuckerkrankheit: Diagnose, Diphtheria; graphs, 1110, 1169, 1227 - APLEY, J., and VOWLES, Mary: Long-term Klinik, Pathologie, und Therapie, 431 Dysentery; graphs, 52, 104, 158, 232, 292, 348, prognosis in infantile eczema, 46 (C), 831 (C) WIGGLESWORTH, R.: Bornholm disease, 507 (C) 402, 448, 517, 575, 632, 679, 731, 783 WARRACK, A. J. N.: Clinical pathology in general WIGLEY, G.: Television in health education, 884 (C) Enteric fever; graphs, 52, 104, 158, 232, 348, practice, 935 (C) Wilkinson, D. S.: Hypostatic ulcers, 218 402, 447, 517, 575, 632, 679, 731, 783, 1110, WARREN, M. D.: Bathing caps for males, 512 (C) Willcox, R. R.: Progress in Venereology, 1311 1168, 1227 Wartenberg, R.: Diagnostic Tests in Neurology. A William Marsden travelling professorship, 105 Food-poisoning in Lancashire, 52 Selection for Office Use, 191 WILLIAMS, A. G. See GRANT, G. H., 570 (C) Industrial medicine; accidents and diseases Warts, plantar, 1093; 1270 (C) WILLIAMS, B.: Use of obstetric forceps, 1433 (C) notified, 52, 1054, 1278 Water supply; effect of salt contamination on pot- Williams, D. A.: Health visitor and family doctor; - graphs, 52, 104, 158, 232, 292, 348, 402, 447,. ability, 681 experience in Cardiff, 276 517, 575, 631, 679, 731, 782, 836, 892, 946, 1001, Watkyn-Thomas, F. W. (Editor): Diseases of the Williams, E.: Obesity in general practice, 208 1054, 1110, 1168, 1227, 1278, 1331, 1385, 1439 Throat, Nose, and Ear, 381 Williams, Emma Christine Piliman, obituary of, 1105 - notifications, 52, 104, 158, 232, 293, 348, 402, WATSON, D. C. See Fox, J. G., 1202 Wiliams, H. C. M., elected chairman of council, 448, 517, 575, 632, 679, 731, 836, 892, 946, 1000, WATSON, G. I.: Clinical research in the N.H.S., Royal Sanitary Institute, 105 1054, 1110, 1169, 1227, 1279, 1331, 1385, 1438, 286 (C) WILLIAMS, I. G., MURLEY, R. S., and CuRwEN, M. P.: --weekly table, 51, 103, 159, 233, 292, 349, -Poliomyelitis vaccine, 885 (C) Carcinoma of the female breast; conservative 401, 448, 518, 574, 632, 679, 730, 782, 836, 891, WATSON, J. M., and MAcKEITH, R.: Taking swabs and radical surgery, 787 (0); 817 (L); 993 (C), 945, 1001, 1053, 1111, 1168, 1226, 1278, 1330, for ova of parasites, 1324 (C) 1374 (C) 1439 Watson, Sir Malcolm: African Highway: The Williams, L. H. W.: Gynaecological causes of back- Meningococcal infection; graphs, 104, 158, 892, Battle for Health in Central Africa, 190 ache, 206 946, 1000, 1054 WATSON-JONES, Sir Reginald: Orthopaedic care in Wiliams, R. A.: Radiology of congenital heart Ophthalmia neonatorum; graphs, 232, 348, 402 poliomyelitis, 828 (C), 993 (C) disease, 221 BRITISH 24 WIL-ZOR INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL Williams, W. 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