MUNICiPAL BUILD BRITISH NEW YORK CIT MEDICAL JOURNAL THE JOURNAL OF THE BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

Edited by NORMAN GERALD HORNER, M.D., F.R.C.P., F.R.C.S.

Assisted by HUGH CLEGG, M.B., F.R.C.P.

VOLUME II 1945 ILILY TO DECEMBER

Published at the Office of the British Medical £ ssociatior, Tavistock Square, London, W.C.1, and Printed by Fisher, Knight & Co., L-Ld., Gainsborough Press, St. Albans INDEX 1TO VOLUlME II FOR 1945

READERS in search of a particular subject will find it useful to bear in mind that the references are in several cases distributed under two or more separate headings-for example, Brain and Cerebral; Heart and Cardiac; Liver and Hepatic; Renal and Kidney; Cancer and Carcinoma; Child and Infant; Goitre and Thyroid. Subjects dealt with under various main headings in the JOURNAL have been set out in alphabetical order under their respective headings-for example, " Annotations," " Correspondence," " Leading Articles," " Obituary," " Reviews," etc. Original Articles are indicated by the letter (0).

Agranulocytosis after sulphonamide sensitization: ANAESTHESIA (continued): A penicillin therapy: death from Ps. pyocyanea Gas cylinders, identification of, 233 -septicaemia (J. D. Cameron and J. R. Edge), General, and the temperature of inhaled gases ABBOTT, J. M. (and others): Results of routine 688 (0) (Arthur Mills and Margaret Soutar). 646 (0) investigation for Rh factor at the N.W. London AHRENFELDT, R. H.: Medical aspects of prisons, History of (book review), 571 depot, 273 (0); correspondence, 400 546 "' Hyperbaric " and " hypobaric," 368, 450 Abdomen: Penetrating wound of, 74-Three cases AiRD, Ian: Acute non-specific mesenteric lymph- Inhalation, forthcoming book on, 356 of closed intra-abdominal injury (H. N. G. adenitis, 680 (0); correspondence, 818, 861 Local, in dentistry (book review), 322 Hudson), 419 (0)-Five cases of unusual AITKEN, C. J. Hill: Women in labour, 272 Obstruction, threatened, of air passage, 512 syndrome consisting of intense paroxysmal ALCOCK, Helen Bower: Spinal analgesia in operative Pentothal, continuous, a simple apparatus for (H. abdominal pain and high fever (S. Siegal), 437- obstetriqs, 818 Marcus Bird), 289 ; correspondence, 511 Recurrent paroxysmal pain (annotation), 889 Alcohol: " Under the influence," 234, 333- Stovaine, 474, 545 ABEL, Lawrence: Management of the permanent Alcoholism, 633 Trichlorethylene, 440-In midwifery, 99, 331-In colostomy, 229 ALDRED-BROWN, G. R. P.: Mono-articular osteo- general practice, 403-Acute yellow necrosis of ABERCROMBIE, Michael (and M. L. JOHNSON): arthritis of hip, 28 liver following (K. N. Herdman). 689 (0) Premedical zoology, 262 (0); correspondence, Aldridge, Capt. Bernard Henry Mooring, previously correspondence, 784, 820 334, 404-New Biology, 533 reported prisoner of war, now believed lost in Tubing, anaesthetic, support for (O. R. Tisdall), R. G.: Galvanic stimulation of denervated Japanese transport, 906 925 muscle, 622, 898 Alford, Cyril Wolrige, obituary notice of. 787 Vomiting, post-operative, in relation to anaesthetic ABERCROMBY, B. M. L.: Foreign bodies in bronchi ALLAN, Alastair: An improved artificial pneumo- time (J. Morland Smith), 217 (0) and oesophagus in children, 647 (0) thorax needle, 607; correspondence, 742, 783. Abortion. See Obstetrics 821, 862, 899 ANALGESIA: ABRAHAMS, Sir Adolphe: Press publicity, 444- ALLEN, Clifford: Diet in morphine addiction, 705 Caudal, apparatus for, 36 Treatment of duodenal ulcer, 473-Training of - F. R. W. K.: Constriction ring. 414- Midwives: Training of, in gas-and-air analgesia, clinical teachers, 663 Abdominal nerve block, 547-" The frozen 32-Analgesia by, 751 Abrami. Pierre, death of, 200 pelvis," 794 Nupercaine, heavy spinal, in operative obstetrics ABRAMS, Mark: The Population of Great Britain: with report on 394 cases (Louis Resnick), 722 Current Trends and Future Problems, 572 ALLERGY: (0); correspondence, 818, 898, 939 Abscesses, haemolytic streptococcal peritonsillar, Alkaloids, 35 Spinal: Persistent pain after, 307-Meningitis after treated with penicillin, 213 Book review, 321 (Michael Kremer), 309 (0); correspondence, Absorbers, circle, valve disk for (J. Clutton-Brock), Disease, allergic, in a family, 753 402, 511-Sixth-nerve paralysis after (W. A. 572 Egg-prepared vaccines (R. G. Park). 570 Fairclough), 801 (0); correspondence, 897 Academy of Medicine, French: Centenary records, Fish in an asthmatic, 108 See also Anaesthesia 228 Hay-fever: Plants (book review)-Treatment and New York. of Medicine: The March of desensitization, 73 Anamnestic reaction, 35 Medicine, 288 "Leucopenic index," 793 Anastomosis. See Surgery Moulds in England (E. M. Fraenkel), 14 Anatomy: Nomenclature, 414, 520-Basic trasning ACADEMY, ROYAL, OF MEDICINE IN IRELAND: Quinine and mepacrine, hypersensitivity to (John in (book review), 497-Cahiers de Dessins Section of Pathology: Synergic action of penicillin Orr), 604 d'Anatomie (book notes), 572-The teaching of and sulphathiazole (J. W. Bigger), 621 Sulphonamide, 633 human anatomy, 740 Section of Surgery: Plastic surgery (A. B. Clery), Wound-healing, delayed, role of allergy in ANDERSON, A. B.: Therapeutic use of protein 780 (annotation), 927 hydrolysates, 815 See also Sensitivity -David Irving, obituary notice of, 238 Accidents: Effects of the rope in rock-climbing - Mary R.: The aim of medicine, 824 accidents, 705-Road accidents while " under the Allkins, W. J., death of, 102 - R. E.: Medical prisoners in Singapore, 660 influence," 870 Alphabetical pride, 484 - W. W.: Lead palsy, 107 Acetanilide, sulphaemoglobinaemia due to (S. Altitude, high, effects of, on man: Oliver-Sharpey Aneurysm, aortic: An unusual case of ruptured Lazarus), 565 (0) lectures (B. H. C. Matthews), 75 (0); leading (D. H. Irwin and E. Frankel), 426 Achalasia of cardia, case of (John L. D'Silva and article, 123 ; correspondence, 199. See also Stress - arterial, following injury to iliac vessels, report E. C. Turton), 461 Alurralde, Mariano, death of, 304 of 2 cases, with commentary on large transfusions Achard, Emile Charles, obituary notice of, 138 AMBROSE, Arthur J.: Ergot and abortion, 144 (H. Agar and others), 451 (0) Acid, phytic, and calcium deficiency (annotation), " Ambulance-chasers": A solicitor at fault, 371 traumatic: Anaesthesia and blood transfusion 610; correspondence, 746, 832 American medical practice (book review), 157 in 14 cases (I. Schalit), 921 (0) Acidaemia in gas gangrene, 449 Amino-acids of food (book review), 48 Angina, Ludwig's, 369, 440, 512, 622 (corrected, Acidity, gastric: Relation between gastric acidity Amoebiasis: Unconfirmed, treatment of, 27- 676) and the anterior-pituitary-like hormone content of Treatment of, 128-In Natal, 266 pectoris, testosterone in, 171 urine in pregnant women (Stanley Way), 182, (0) Amputations. See Surgery -- Vincent's, treated with penicillin (B. M. ACKMAN, F. Douglas (and Fraser B. GuRD): Schwartz and P. L. Shallenberger and others), Technique in Trauma. Planned Timing in the ANAEMIA: 382-41 cases treated by penicillin (H. E. Twining Treatment of Wounds, including Burns, 849 Colds: Anaemia in the child with frequent colds. and others), 718 Aclasis, diaphysial, inheritance of, 793 703 Aniline derivatives, sulphaemoglobinaemia due to Acne vulgaris, penicillin for, 73 Haemogloblin levels in the 4th year of the war (S. Lazarus), 565 (0) Acroparaesthesia " and so-called " neuritis" of (leading article on M.R.C. special report). 89 Annals of Science, publication restarted, 322 the hands and arms in women: their probable Haemolytic, acute, due to sulphonamide adminis- relation to brachial plexus pressure by normal first tration (F. B. Cockett), 884 Annotations: ribs (F. M. R. Walshe), 596 (0); correspondence, High-colour-index anaemia due to vitamin C Abdominal pain, recurrent paroxysmal, 889 701, 746, 820 deficiency (B. Gottlieb), 119 (0) Advertisements for permanent appointments, 327 Actinomycosis successfully treated with penicillin: Macrocytic: Tropical, neurological complications Aged, care of the, 162 report of 2 cases (A. J. C. Hamilton and H. J. R. in (D. W. Degazon), 461-Observations on Agglutinins, cold, 929 Kirkpatrick), 728 (0) oedema occurring during the course of (E. G. Allergy. role of, 'in delayed wound healing, 927 Acupuncture, 34, 144 Holmes), 561 (0); correspondence, 782 Anaemia, pernicious: And carcinoma of stomach, ADAM, James R.: Domiciliary midwifery and the - nutritional (leading article), 501 ; corre- 503-Subacute degeneration of brain in, 855 family doctor, 365 spondence, 550 (corrected, 586), 702 Ariboflavinosis, ocular signs of, 889 ADAMS, A. R. D. (and others): Tropical medicine, Pernicious: And carcinoma of stomach (annota- Barnardo centenary, 53 895 tion), 503; correspondence, 664, 741-Subacute Biotin, 655 Adder-bite, notes on, in England and Wales (C. W. degeneration of brain in (annotation), 855 Blood grouping, medico-legal applications of, 360 Walker), 13 (0); in the Highlands of Scotland, Syndrome resembling Ad(kson's disease, with Bread: Whose loaf? 853 35; correspondence, 172, 242 severe anaemia. steatorrIloea, and melanuria British Council's Medical Department, 90 ADDISON, G. M.: Training for released Service (S. Locket), 417 (0) Bronchitis and pneumonia in London infants, 466 doctors, 707 Burns of eye, grafting for, 190 Addison's disease: A syndrome resembling, with ANAESTHESIA: Caffeine: And peptic ulcer, 504-Action of, in severe anaemia, steatorrhoea, and melanuria (S. Abdominal nerve block, 547 fatigue, 773 Locket), 417 (0) Anaesthetic risks, 402, 511, 583, 623, 746, 897 Chemotherapy of fungus diseases, 326 Adrenaline, intravenous, 73, 342 Aneurysm, traumatic: Anaesthesia and blood Children: The exceptional child, 293-Homeless, Advertisements of permanent appointments, 327 transfusion in 14 cases (I. Schalit), 921 (0) 394, 610-Case for nurseries, 735-Nuffield AGAR, H. (and others): Arterial aneurysm following Blind intubation, 512, 623 chair of child health, 855 injury to iliac vessels: report of 2 cases, with Chloroform, 144 Cortical hormone, output of, 854 commentary on large transfusions, 451 (0) Endotracheal connexions, wide-bore (H. L. Cystometry, 293 Aged, the. See Geriatrics Thornton), 534; correction, 592 D.D.T.: Further results, 260 Agglutinins, cold (annotation), 929 Ether, open: Shock and, 938 Deaf, help for, 126 4 JULY-DEC., BRITISH 1945 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Annotations (cotntiotued): Argentina: Argentine-British Medical Centre Balfour, Margaret Ida, obituary notices of, 866, 904 Digitalis, standardization of, 359 establishcd at Buenos Aires, 227 Ball, Sir Wiliiam Girling, obituary notices of. 138. Education whereabouts," 394 Ariboflavinos's. See Vitamins 200 Emotion: Physiologs of, 191-A nes reaction to, Arloing, Fernand, death of, 447 BANKART, A. S. Blundell: Drilling the glenoid, 197 504 Arms: On " acroparaesthesia " and so-called BANNEN, J. E.: Sequelae of emphysematous lung, Ergotamine for migraine, 654 ".neuritis" of the hands and arms in women: 665; correction, 910 Experimental studs of a man and his stomach, their probable relation to brachial plexus pressure Bar, medical men called to, 33 431 by normal first ribs (F. M. R. Walshe), 596 (0); BARBEQUOT-BUTAVAND, Arlette: Cahiers de Dessins Fotic acid. 91 correspondence, 701, 746, 820 d'Anatomie, 572 Foods: Canned. 538-A little of what you fancy, ARMSTRONG, T. G.: Asymptomatic kaa-azar in BARBER, C. H.: Training the general practitioner, 810 soldiers fromn over-seas, 918 (0) 303 Going home, 20 Arthritis: T.A.B. tartrate, 71-Sodium bismuthyl BARCLAY, J. A. (and others): Treatment of infective Head injury cases. after-care of, 810 tartrate for, 106 hepatitis, 298 ; leading article, 573 Health: The new Minister, 191 osteo-, monoarticular, of hip, 28, 99 W.: Piling Pelion upon Ossa, 204 Service, integrated. 360 rheumatoid: Therapeutic effect of induced Barclay-Smith, Edward, obituary notice of, 67 Heart in influenza. 359 jaundice in (Frances Gardner and others), 677 BARFORD, J. E. Q.: Effects oi the rope in rock- Histoplasmosis, 125 (0)); correspondence, 782, 859, 864 climbing accidents, 705 Hysteria, canine, 432 Sudeck's, 908 Bark, E. Gilbert, obituary notice of, 945 I.A.M.C. Journal. 126 Artificial limbs (leading article), 502 BARKER, G. B. (and J. M. LEVER): Osteomyclitis Indexes, half-yearly, 20, 929 Ascaris lumbricoides, 107 of skull due to Salmonella typhi, 459 (0) Insulin for delirium tremens. 91 Aschaffenburg, Gustav, death of, 409 BARKWORTH, H.: Advisory Dairy Bacteriologists. Intelligence and epilepsy, 773 ASHERSON, N.: Fenestration for otosclerosis, 509 692 Italy, nutritional surveys in, 575 Ashton, Col. Basil Cedric, dea:h of, on active Barlow, Thomas William Naylor, obituary notice. Journals: Out of bondage (Norwas). 655-New service, 32 906 quartcrlies, 735 Association of Anaesthetists of Great Britain and BARNARD. H. F.: An indwelling syringe for penicillin Labour and medicine, 161 Ireland-: Annual general meeting, 780 administration, 498-Epidemic diarrhoea and Leprosy control in India, 466 - British Medical: Fifty thousand members vomiting, 666 Leucotomy, prefrontal, 854 (leading article), 125-The Representative Meeting Barnardo Centenary, 53 Ligation of patent ductus, 612 (leading article), 159-Presidential address (H. S. BARNES, Josephine: Antepartum haemorrhage, 780 Lightning. effects of, 575 Souttar), 163-Scholarships in aid of scientific Barrett, Lady (Florence Elizabeth), obituary notice Listerellosis, human, 890 research, 164-Paddington Division: Peptic ulcer, of, 237 Lumbar ganglionectomy, 92 739-New quarterly journals, 735-Library in - N. R. (and Dillwyn Thomas): Hydatid disease Lymphocytes and antibodies, 223 Hong Kong saved, 773 of lung, 197 Medical benevolence, 735 Orthopaedic: Bone and soft-tissue de- BARROW, M. Leitch (and others): Results of routine - films, catalogue of, 326 ficiency in the limbs, 22-Annual dinncr, 659- investigation for Rh factor at the N.W. London war relief, 772 Annual meeting, 737 depot, 273 (0); correspondence, 400 Medicine and progress of thought, 53 Paediatric: The problem of rickets, 736 R. Murray: Rehabilitation of fractured limbs, Mdniere's syndrome, 52 of Physical Medicine: 1945 report, 130 332, 703 Midwives, supply of, 929 - of Urological Surgeons: Annual general BARRY, W. Kevin: Haematuria following injection Milk pasteurization in Adelaide, 828 meeting. 227 for varicose veins, 668 Narcolepsy as neurosis, 20 of Clinical Pathologists: Summner meeting, 194 BASKETT, B. G. M.: The Beveridge report, 65 Narcotics: World control of, 261-Antinarcotic -Proceedings, 498 Bassini's operation. See Hernia and Surgery campaign in Egypt, 612 Czechoslovak, of Clinical Pathologists, 777 BASTENIE, P. A. (and others): Food consumption Neurological training of the future, 292 Medical, in Great Britain: Notes, No. 2, of working-class and lower-middle-class families Nobel Prize for medicine, 612 390 in Brussels during January, 1945, 351 (0) Nutritive value of foods, 293 - Family Planning: Meeting on seminology, 230 BATCHELOR, J. S.: Congenital dislocation of hip. 737 Penicillin: Delaying excretion of, 292-In - Indian Research Fund: Report of Scientific BATEMAN, Donald V.: Names of drugs, 714 bacterial endocarditis, 734 Advisory Board, 390 BATES, J. Vincent: Sore finger-tips in industry: Phytic acid and calcium deficiency, 610 - of Industrial Medical Officers: Office-bearers protection by hydrogen peroxide, 154 (0) Pituitary stimulation by light, 695 elected, 739 BATTY, A. M. Ferens: Acute inversion of uterus, Potassium thiocyanate poisoning, 393 Mental Hospitals: Proposals for reform (J. 367 Psychiatric clinics, wartime work of, 467 Ivison Russell), 265 BAUER, A. W.: Ptyalism of pregnancy, 108 Psychosis due to mepacrine, 162 National, of Maternity and Child Welfare Julius: Constitution and Disease, 2nd ed., 572 Queen Charlotte's, the new, 811 Centres and for the Prevention of lnfant Mortality Baum, Lieut. Gerard, death of, 335 Radiotherapy for vasomotor rhinitis, 634 National conference, 59 BAUMGARTNER, J. G.: Canned Foods: An Intro- Relaxin, 576 Norwegian Medical: A journal out of bondage ductions to the Microbiology, 2nd ed., 886 Renal failure, dietary accommodation in. 696 (annotation), 655 BAUWENS, P.: Method of measuring action Salicylates: Toxicity of, 19-Salicylate and - Scottish Blood Transfusion: Sir John Fraser's potentials of'normal and denervated muscles, 24 pantothenate, 224 report, 880 BEACH, H. L. Whitchurch (and John K. RENNIE): Scientific instruments, the making of, 538 of Special Libraries and Information Bureaux Four cases of typhus fever in Great Britain, 153 Shock, progress in investigation of, 695 (A.S.L.I.B.): Annual conference, medical topics, (0) Social work, joint effort in, 261 541 BEADNELL, L. M. M.: Speech training, 172 Sprouting legumes, 505 ASTBURY, J. S.: Caffeine and peptic ulcer, 627 Beale, John Foster, obituary notice of, 787 Sudan, health of, 467 Asthma: Diphtheria immunization in asthmatic BEARD. T. C. (and J. C. H. HANSON): The salinc Sulphonamide chemoprophylaxis in wourds, 190 child, 171-Treatment of, 171-Iodine for, 340- infusion bottle, 822 Surgeon. a great abdominal: Centenary of After pneumonia, 374-Bronchial, treatment of, BEARN, F. A.: The " stamping " of the Guards, 865 Lawson Tait, 92 412 BEATTIE, John: Surgical catgut, 743 Syncope. some causes of, 772 ATKINS, W. R. G. (and others): Dermatitis from Thomas, obituary notice of, 67 Syphilis in malaria, false positive tests for, 327 wearing Army spectacles, 40 (0); correspondence, Beatty, Martyn Cecil, obituary notice of, 68 Taking the waters, 259 198 Bed-sores, apparatus for treating (J. F. Neil), 390 Thyroid and sex function, 772 Atmospheric pressure, low, effects of, per se, 77 correspondence, 675 Transvaal, undulant fever in, 505 Atom, Britain and the, 589 BEGG, N. D.: Prophylaxis of whooping-cough, 131 Tuberculosis: Lancashire looks back, 260- Atomic energy: Committee on, 305-Three Powers' Beit Memorial Fellowships: Resignations, appoint- Pathogenesis of, 537-In Wales, 811 statement, 790 ments, and elections, 193 Ulster medical war memorial, 855 Atresia, duodenal, in a newborn infant (Patricia RELCHER, R. (and A. L. GODBERs): Semi-Micro Ultra-violet apparatus. efficiency of, 890 Leitch), 885 Quantitative Organic Analysis, 428 Uterus, action of magnesium on, 393 AUBERT, E. F. (and others): An unusual case of BELGIUM: Food consumption of working-class and Vagotomy for peptic ulcer, 611 erythroblastosis foetalis, 648 (0) lower-middle-class families in Brussels during Vitamin D, mode of action of, 432 Aubrey, Thomas, obituary notice of, 905 January, 1945 (P. A. Bastenie and others), 351 (0) K in urticaria, 224 Australia: Lady Gowrie Child Centres: The Health -Diphtheria incidence, 613-Undernutrition Women on war work, 325 Record, 220-Infantile paralysis in Queensland, (leading article), 694 Yugoslavia: Medical relief in, 696 869-Milk pasteurization in Adelaide (annotation), BELL, Doyne (and Ursula JERRAM): Tuberculin 928 testing in children: a comparison of methods, Anoxia at high altitudes, 75 Austria: Health services (book notes), 463- 215 (0) Anthrax: Treatment of human cutaneous anthrax Nutrition in Vienna in September, 1945 (Magnus BELLAMY, W. A.: Effects of tobacqo smoking on with penicillin (H. Stott), 120 Pyke), 839 (0); leading article, 852 health, 342 Antibiotics: Use of micro-organisms for therapeutic AVERY, Harris: Subcutaneous oxygen for sciatica, Bell's palsy: Early treatment of (H. P. and C. M. purposes (Sir Howard Florey, Lister Memorial 703 Pickerill), 457 (0); correspondence, 556, 714 Lecturer, R.C.S.), 635 (0); leading article, 652 Ayarraray, Lucas, death of, 409 Belsen Camp, 64, 100, 303 Antibodies, lymphocytes and (annotation), 223 AYKROYD, W. R.: Nutrition (Oxford Pamphlets on BEN-ASHER, S.: Case of mitral stenosis with auri- Antispasmodics, 675 Indian Affairs), 807 cular fibrillation and embolus in the right kidney, Anti-vivisection societies: Not charitable bodies, 265 AYMARD, J. L.: An eyeless needle, 74 918 -And income tax (leading article), 291 AYNSLEY, T. R.: Shortage of nurses, 865 BENDIT, L. J.: Sleep-walking, 342 Anuria, vascular collapse with, 373 AYRE, Philip: Acute yellow atrophy after trilene BENNETT, T. Izod: Hypertension (R.S.M.), 661 A.P.T. injection, nodulc at site of, 908 anaesthesia, 784 correspondence, 746 Apoplexy, pancreatic, aetiology of (Judson T. Azevid, Manoel Franciso de, death of, 304 BENTLEY, F. J.: Public health services in U.S.A., 25 Chesterman), 461 Benzedrine sulphate, use'of. by psychopaths: the Appendicitis, acute: Treatment of-a study of 480 problem of addiction (H. J. Shorvon), 285 (0) consecutive cases (Alexander Lyall), 719 (0); BERESFORD, G. W.: Surgical catgut, 937 correspondence, 863-Treatment and end-results B BERGEL, F.: Vitamin C and extraction of tceth, 97- (James Moroney), 729 Patulin et at., 143 left-sided, a case of (J. W. L. Haddon), 569 Babington, Lieut.-Col. Gilbert Clcary, death of, 101 BERGIN, Kenneth G.: Psychiatry in the Army, 508 ((3)) Bacha, Ardeshir Pestonji, obituary notice of, 336 correction, 556 APPLETON, A. B.: Review of Anatomny as a Basis BACHARACH, A. L.: Dietitians, 858 BERNARD, A. V.: Poliomyelitis in Malta, 26 for Medical atid Dental Practice, by Donald BACHMEYER, Arthur C. (and Gerhard HARTMAN): Beveridge report, 65-And White Paper (book Mainland, 497 7The Hospital in Modern Society, 691 review), 923 Appointments, 33. 140, 170, 191, 201, 202, 270, 297, Bacteria in relation to milk (book review), 85 Bibliophils, problem for, 872 305, 327, 338, 339, 399, 411, 448, 471, 482, 517, BADENOCH, Alec W.: Descent of testis in relation Biddle, Eric, obituary notices of, 336, 371 518, 632, 752, 791. 829, 870, 907 to temperature, 601 (0), 942; correspondence, BIGGER, J. W.: Synergic action of penicillin and ARCHER, G. T. L.: Bactericidal effect of mixtures of 704, 860 sulphathiazole, 621 ethyl alcohol and water, with special reference to BAILEY, Hamilton: Ludwig's angina, 440 Bile ducts: Relation between congenital obliteration sterilization of the skin, and a note on the com- -J. Shackleton: Doctors and she social trend, of bile ducts and icterus gravis neonatorum parable effects of ether, 148 (0); leading article, 235, 368-Buying and selling of practices, 859 (M. 0. Skelton and Geoffrey H. Tovey), 914 (0) 222 BAINES, H.: An institute of medical photography, Bile. Thomas, M.D.: physician to Henry VIII and Arcuis senilis, avitaminosis and, 824 478 Edward Vi, 228 BRITISH 5 JULY-DEC, 1945 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

BINDMAN, Ellis: Congenital recurrent dislocation of BOOKLESS, A. S. (and J. M. NAFTALIN): Typhoid BULMER, Ernest: B.L.A. medicine, 873 (0) head of radius, 354 fever complicated by benign tertian malaria, 804 BUNNELL, Sterling: Surgery of the Hand, 885 BINTCLIFFE, E. W.: Pollicization of index finger, (0) Burgess, Capt. Denis John, death of, 552 739 BOURNE, Aleck: Synopsis of Obstetrics and BURN, J. H.: Morphine as prophylactic against ileus, Biological standards, international (Sir Percival Gynaecology, 9th ed., 886 622, 817 Hartley: Walter Ernest Dixon Memorial Lecture, - (and Leslie H. WILLIAMS): Recent A dvances Burns: Grafting for burns of the eye (annotation), R.S.M.), 579 in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 6th ed., 533 190-A plea for simplicity of treatment (C. W. Biology and human welfare (book review), 533 BOWDEN, A. Cornford: Essentials of Local Anaes- Flemming), 314 (0)-Phosphorus, first-aid treat- "Biotin " ampoules (Ashe Laloratories), 122. See thesia in Dentistry, 322 ment (W. McCartan and E. Fecitt), 316 (0)-On also Vitamins - R. E. M.: Changes in human voluntary muscle knee, 713 BIRCH, C. Allan: .Surgical conditions in medical in denervation and re-innervation, 487 (0) BURROWS, Arthur (and B. RUsSELL): Sensitivity to patients, 364-Paradoxical embolism, with report correspondence, 622, 745, 898 lanette wax, 198 of a case due to a ventricular septum defect. 727 - Ruth E. M. (and others): Galvanic stinsulation Bursa, unsightly, 754 (0)-Myxoedema induced by thiouracil, 806- of denervated muscle, 745 Butter and cheese, safety of, 676 Stethoscope versus x rays, 857 Bowyer, J. H., death of, during internment in Button, swallowed, 141 BIRD, H. Marcus: A simple apparatus for con- Singapore, 660 BUXTON, R. J.: Observations on keratoconjunctivitis tinuous pentothal, 289 BOYD, L. J. (and David SCHERF): Clinical (cases seen in military hospitals), 847 (0) Birmingham, Health of: M.O.'s report for 1944, Electrocardiography, 2nd ed., 427 - St. J. D.: Accident prevention, 737 932 - William: Pathology of Internal Diseases, 4th Buzzard, Sir Edward Farquhar, obituary notice of, BIRRELL, J. F.: Otitis externa, 80 (0) ed., 768 943 BISPHAM, William N.: Malaria. Its Diagnosis, B.P.C. See Pharmaceutical Codex lIreatinent. and Prophylaxis, 497 Brachial plexus: On " acroparaesthesia " and so- Bitterness, 407, 477, 548 called "neuritis " of the hands and arms in BLACK, Janies: Blindness following haematemesis, women: their probable relation to brachial plexus C 920 (0) pressure by normal first ribs (F. M. R. Walshe), - Kenneth: Climate and health, 334 596 (0); correspondence, 701, 746, 820 Cabot, Hugh, death of, 788 - K. O.: Cutaneous schistosomiasis involving BRADLEY, C. D. (and P. HOGG): Case of pneumo- Caffeine: And peptic ulcer, 504, 627-Action of, in S. haematobium eggs, 453 (0) coccal meningitis in newborn infant treated with fatigue (annotation), 773 - Norman, obituary notice of, 200 sulphadiazine ; recovery, 194 Calcium deficiency and phytic acid (annotation), BLACKER, C. P.: Eugenics in Prospect and BRAILSFORD, James: The discovery of x rays 610; correspondence, 746, 832 Retrospect, 534 (R.S.M.), 699 Calculus formation, hydronephrosis and, 341 BLACKFAN, Kenneth D. (and Louis K. DIAMOND): BRAIN, W. Russell (and Sir Hugh LETT): Hospital CALLENDER, Sheila (and others): Hypersensitivity to Atlas of the Blood in Children, 533 service plan, 936 transfused blood, 83 (0); annotation, 360 Bladder-neck obstruction due to non-malignant - - (and E. B. STRAUSS): Recent A dvances CALLOW, A. Barbara: Cooking and Nutritive Value, disease of prostate (H. Hamilton Stewart), 724 in Neurology and Neuropsychiatry, 5th ed., 497 462 (0); correspondence, 864 CALLUM, E. N.: Amputations, re-amputations, and BLAIR, L. G.: Stethoscope versus x rays, 856 BRAIN: penicillin, 599 (0) - R. H.: Toxic properties of sting-ray's sting, Abscess: Three cases of cerebral abscess com- CAMERON, A. J.: Penicillin and other drugs, 74 267 plicating congenital septal defects of heart, 267 - Charles: Tuberculosis in war and peace Blast injury, a case of (B. B. Hickey), 218 Anaemia, pernicious, subacute degeneration of (inaugural lecture as professor of tuberculosis in Blindness: See Ophthalmology brain in (annotation), 855 University of Edinburgh), 619 BLINOV, Nikolai: Leningrad surgeons, 88 Cerebral cortex: Some new developments in the- - G. R.: Toxic effects of D.D.T., 933 BLOCK, Richard J. (and Diana BOLLING): TIte morphophysiology of the cerebral cortex (S. - Helen, assistant of John A. Degen, jun., q.v. Ainino-acid Composition of Proteins and Foods. Sarkisov), 37 (0); correction, 242 - I. G.: Marching on rubber, 404 A nalytical Methods and Results, 48 - fat embolism after electrical convulsion - J. D. (and J. R. EDGE): Agranulocytosis after BLOND, Kasper: Mono-articular osteo-arthritis of therapy (A. Meyer and Donald Teare), 42 (0) sulphonamide sensitization: penicillin therapy: hip, 99 Injury: A review of psychological work at the death from Ps. pyocyanea, 688 (0) Brain Injuries Unit, Edinburgh, 1941 (0. L. CAMPBELL. James: Women in labour, 331 BLOOD: Zangwill), 248 (0) Canada, English qualifications in, 484 Agglutinogen P and Rh factor (leading article), 535 Anti-M iso-agglutinins in human serum (Marjory BRAITHWAITE, E. Wrigley: The child with frequent CANCER: N. McFarlane), 883 (0) colds, 823 Blood changes, 449 Cancer and the blood, 449 Branch, Stanley, obituary notice of, 671 Breast tumours, aspiration test in diagnosis of. 231 Children, Atlas of the Blood in (book review) 533 BRAND, William: Psychiatry in the Services. 668 Cancer Act, 373 Diastase valucs in a series of 89 cases of mumps BRANSBY, E. R. (and Gertrude WAGNER): Diets of Drug treatment, 271, 414 (S. Zelman), 425 school-children in two industrial towns, 682 (O) Early recognition, 945 Eosinophil cell (book review), 606 BRASH, J. C. (and 29 others): The teaching of Hormone therapy (Medical Society of London), Erythrocyte sedimentation rate: Significance of, human anatomy, 740 934 307, 584 (corrected, 676), 741, 823-Device for BRAUER, E.: ? abuse of sulphathiazole, 333 Kaposi's disease: Record of a case of special filling tubes, 308-Estimation of, at sea, 546- BRAY, W. E.: Synopsis of Clinical Laboratory interest (S. Nesbitt and others), 265 Anticoagulant pH in estimations, 782-Wester- Methods, 731 Nasopharvnx, malignant tumours of (leading gren technique, 940-The " 14 points," 940 Bread: And nutrition (House of Lords debate), 630- article), 324 Examination, modern methods of, 272 Whose loaf? (annotation), 853-The flour in the Primary, in accessory sinuLs. 308 Groups: Medico-legal applications of blood bread, 940-Corn in Egypt, 950 Prostatic, operative treatment of (leading article), grouping (annotation), 360 Breast abscess, incidence of, 744, 862 609 Journal of Hematology, New York, 948 - feeding. See Infants Rectum, colostomy for, 141 Pressure, low, 449, 518 - tumours, aspiration test in diagnosis of, 231, Statistics, 589 Rh factor: Rh incompatibility as a cause of 299 Stomach: Simmonds's disease dite to post-partum mental deficiency (leading article), 189; corre- BREEN, G. E. (and Cecil P. G. WAKELEY): The necrosis of anterior pituitary: carcinoma of spondence, 194-Alvarenga Prize (Philadelphia) discovery of x rays, 747 stomach (R. T. Cooke), 493 (0)-Pernicious awarded to Alexander S. Wiener for work on British Commonwealth, the incidence and causes of anaemia and carcinoma of stomach (annotation), sarious types of Rh factors and their genetic blindness in (Arnold Sorsby), 557 (0) 503 correspondence, 664, 741 transmission, 247-Results of routine investiga- BROADHURST, H. C.: Physiology and psychology of Treatment of, sense and sensibility in (Ernest tion for Rh factor at the N.W. London depot craving, 36 Finch, R.S.M.), 894 (G. Plaut and others), 273 (0); correspondence, BROATCH, M. C.: Dietetic training. 857 Yorkshire campaign: 19th annual report, 53 400-Haemolytic disease and congenital syphilis BROCK, R. C.: Bronchial embolism in tuberculosis in siblings: role of the Rh factor (Marjory N. reinfection, 665 Cannon, Walter Bradford, obituary notice of, 586 McFarlane), 494 (O)-P and Rh (leading article), BROCKINGTON, F. C.: Nutrition in social medicine, CANTERBURY, Archbishop of: Address at opening of 535-The Rh factor and blood transfusion: 858 Westminster Hospital Medical School, 507 observations on a group of Rh-negative in- Bronchiectasis, bilateral. 271 CAPENER, Norman: New principle in splint con- dividuals transfused with Rh-positive blood Bronchitis in London infants (annotation), 466 struction, 738 (William Curry Moloney), 916 (0) Bronchus: Foreign bodies in btonchi and oesophagus CAPON, Norman: The training of clinical teachers Specific Gravities of Whole Blood and Plasma, in children (B. M. L. Abercromby), 647 (0) (R.S.M.). 662 Copper Sulfate Method for Measuring (U.S. BROOKS, Ross K.: Treatment of varicose ulcers, 816 CAPPELL, D. F.: Routine Rh testing. 400 Naval Research Unit), 534 Broughton, Alfred G. S., obituary notice of, 31 Car without foot pedals, 450, 520, 872 Tests: In motorists, 827-For paternity, 871 Brown, Alexander, obituary notices of, 304, 446 Carbachol for migraine, 754 Transfused, hypersensitivity to (Sheila Callender -Capt. Alexander, killed, 335 Carbarsone, 240 and others), 83 (0), annotation, 360 - Alexander (and Sidney Lionel TOMPSETT): Carbon tetrachloride, safety against, 591 Transfusion: A pioneer in (Percy Lane Oliver Poisoning due to mobilization of lead from the CAREW-SHAW, Edward: Fenestration for otosclerosis, Memorial Fund), 506-Debility after donation, skeletons by leukaemic hyperplasia of bone marrow, 509 740-Transmission of hepatitis during, 783- 764 (0) CARINGTON, Whately: Telepathty. An Outline of its Anaesthesia and, in 14 cases of traumatic -F. C. R.: Dietitians in industry, 858 Facts, Theory, and Imnplications, 2nd ed., 886 aneurysm (I. Schalit), 921 (0) - George (and others): Outbreak of epidemic CARLING, Ernest Rock: The training of clinical Withdrawal of, transmission of infection during, diarrhoea and vomiting in a general hospital and teachers, 663 62 surrounding district, 524 (0); correspondence, - Esther: Safe milk for children, 107-Milk and 627, 666, 746 adjectives, 404-Young nurses in tuberculosis - Herbert H.: Sciatic "neuritis," 544- wards, 628 Blyth, Surg. Lieut. John Murdoch, missing, pre- Subcutaneous oxygen for sciatica, 822 CARNOT, Paul: Les RWgimnes des Gastropsthes, 288 sumed killed, 371 - J. L.: Bitterness, 477 Carrell, G. N. P., obituary notice of, 337 Board, Central Midwives: Alteration of rules, 70 - Kenneth Stocks, obituary notice of, 867 CARTER, J. Bailey: Fundamentals of Electrocardio- - Conjoint, in Scotland: Licentiates admitted, - R. Christie (and others): Midwifery. Prin- graphic Interpretation, 2nd ed., 49 169, 672 ciples and Practice for Pupil Midwives, Teacher - S. J.: Necessity for serum amylase determina- BOHART, Richard M. and George E. (and Kenneth MidwIves, and Obstetric Dressers, 2nd ed., 533 tion in all chronic alcoholic patients before L. KNIGHT): Keys to the Mosquitoes of the -Robert Cunyngham, obituary notice of, 550 operating for acute abdominal symptoms. 255 Australasian Region: Including a SYnoPsis of their BROWNE, F. J.: Doctors and the social trend, 406 Cartilage, congenital discoid internal (F. C. Dwyer Distribution and Breeding Habits, 607 Bruce, Lewis Campbell, obituary notice of, 903 and C. Taylor), 287 Boils, vulval and pubic, 34, 107 N. P.: Safe milk, 476 CASE, R. A. M.: Toxic effects of 2,2-bis(p-chlor- BOLAM, R. Mason: Rehabilitation of patients suffer- Bruising and rheumatism, 375, 520 phenyl) 1,1,1-trichlorethane (D.D.T.) in man, 842 ing from skin disease, 539 (0); correspondence, BRYAN, T. B. L.: Sequelae of emphysematous lung, (0) 628 817 Catgut. See Surgery BOLLING, Diana (and Richard J. BLOCK): The BUCKLEY, C. W.: Disordered liver function in CATHCART, G. C.: Relief of tinnitus, 144 Amino-acid Composition of Proteins and Foods. rheumatoid arthritis, 859 CAWSTON, F. Gordon: Destruction of aditlt Analytical Methods and Results, 48 - James Charles. obituary notice of, 905 schistosomes in man, 910 Bone and soft-tissue deficiency in the limbs (British BULLOUGH, W. A.: Obituary notice of T. P. CAYLEY, F. E. de W.: Latent disease in Far East Orthopaedic Association), 22 Puddicombe, 586 P.O.WV.s. 822 BRITISH 6 JULY-DEC., 1945 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Cell counts. a source of error in the determination CLARKE, L. T. (and R. S. MACHARDY): Housing COLLEGE, ROYAL, OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND (cont.): of (Bernard Freedman), 605 the returned consultant, 30 Lister Memorial Lecture: Use of micro-organisms Cerebral. See Brain Ronald R. J. R.: Pasteurization of milk, 666 for therapeutic purposes (Sir Howard W. Certification: Death certificates, 234-" Under the CLARKSON, Patrick (and J. SCHORSTEIN): Treatment Florey), 635 (0); leading article, 652 influence," 234 of denuded external table of skull, 422 (0) Moynihan Lecture, 139 CHARROL. Etienne: Les Regimes des Hspatiques, correspondence, 544, 703 Postgraduate surgical teaching, 269 288 CLAYE. A. M.: A case of undlateral dysmenorrhoea, Primary Fellowship: Pass lists, 672 CHALKE. H. D.: Field experience with D.D.T., 933 438 Restoration Fund: Donatdon from King Farouk CHALMERS, C. H.: Bacteria in Relation to Milk. CLEGG, J. L.: Psychiatry in the Services, 624 of Egypt, 31-Gifts from Royal Egyptian A Practical Guide for the Commercial Bacterio- Clendening, Logan, death of, 409 Medical Association, 31-Gift from B.M.A., logist, 3rd ed., 85 CLERY, A. B.: Plastic surgery, 780 754 CHAMBERS, J. W. (and others): Practical Clewer, Major-Gen. Donald, obituary notice of, 946 Scientific report, 1945 (leading article), 888 Physiological Chemistry for Medical Students, Clifton, Major Vivian Roy, death of, at sea while Thomas Vicary Lecture, 757, 872 3rd ed., 692 on active service, 552 Wellcome Trust, gift from, for extension of Channel Islands, drugs for, 69 Climate: Problems of naval warfare under climatic Museum, 94 Charcot, a portrait of, 228 extremes: Croonian Lectures (Macdonald CtIARNLEY, John: Fractured femur, 738 Critchley), 1, 145 (0); II, 173 (0); III, 208 (0) COLLINS, E. G.: A plea for the young specialist, CHEATLE, G. Lenthal: March fracture, 134, 404-The correspondence, 334, 404, 896 J06 stamping" of the Guards, 786 CLUTTON-BROCK, J.: Valve disk for circle absorbers, COLLIs, W. R. F.: Belsen camp, 303 Chemotherapy of fungous diseases (annotation), 326 572 Colloids, introduction to (book review), 498 CHESTERMAN, Judson T.: The Treatment of Acute CLYMO, B. J.: Spinal analgesia in operative Colonies: Welfare (book notes), 16-Research Intestinial Obstruction, 389-Aetiology of pan- obstetrics, 939 Committee: 2nd annual report, 297-Training creatic apoplexy, 461-Morphine as a prophy- CLYNE, D. G. Wilson: Domiciliary midwifery and nurses for (Rushcliffe Committee R,eport), 506- lactic against ileus, 740 the family doctor, 441 Medical future of (leading article), 693; corre- (and W. J. SHEEHAN): Prophylaxis of COCHRANE, A. L.: Tuberculosis among prisoners of spondence, 781, 859, 895-Private practice and paralytic ileus by administration of morphine, 528 war in Germany, 656 (0) Colonial Medical Service, 828 (0); correspondence, 622, 740, 817, 938, 950 G. C. (and K. B. WOOD): Syphilitic reinfection Colostomy. See Surgery CHETWODE, Field-Marshal Sir Philip: Portable after penicillin therapy, 333 COLT, G. H.: Treatment of denuded external skull surgical hospitals for China, 26 J. B. (and others): An unusual case of table, 544-Surgical catgut, 863 Chicken-pox, herpes zoster and (James Taylor), 385 erythroblastosis foetalis, 648 (0) Coma, treatment of, 167 (0) COCKETT, F. B.: Acute haemolytic anaemia due to COMERFORD, Charles (and Brian H. KIRMAN): Chilblains: Nicotinic acid for, 633-Treatment by sulphonamide administration, 884 Pellagra in a morphine addict, 44 (0); corre- paravertebral sympathetic block (H. J. Simmons), COHEN, Raymond C.: Artificial pneumothorax spondence, 547, 705, 785, 823 884 refill, 862 COMFORT, Alex: " Sterile " water: an out-patient COKE, Harry: Psychosomatic reactions, 667 and surgery technique, 187 CHILDREN: COLDREY. Eric: Aspiration test in diagnosis of Committee, Advisory, on Artificial Limbs: Members, Austialia: Lady Gowrie Child Ceistres (book brest tumours, 299 33 review), 220 Colds: The child with frequent colds (D. H. Irwin Negotiating, of the medical profession: state- Colds: The child with frequent colds (D. H. Irwin and E. Frankel). 566 (0); correspondence, 667, ment by Secretary, 834 and E. Frankel), 566 (0); correspondence, 667, 703. 742, 823-The public and the common cold. on Scientific Man-power and Resources, 828 703, 742, 823 710 -Teviot, on Dentistry, 32 Delinquency: The young offender, 137 COLE. R. B. Wellesley: Medical future of the Communicable Diseases, The Control of (U.S. Office Diet: The diets of school-children in two indus- Colonies, 895 of War Information), 534 trial towns (E. R. Bransby and Gertrude Colitis, ulcerative, penicillin in, 240 Conduct, setting a course for (book review), 15 Wagner), 682 (0)-" Difficult eaters," 712 College, Epsom, Royal Medical Foundation of: Connell, Arthur M., obituary notice of, 866 Diseases: A Handbook on Diseases of Childr-en Pension, Scholarships, and Grants. 95 Consultants. See Medical profession (Bruce Williamson), 187 Royal, of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists: Contraception: Methods, 203 Ear disease in children (D. Ritchie Paterson), 761 Council elections. 31, 236-Council meeting, 236 " Convention " diseases: Port health safeguards, 893 (0) -Members elected, 236-Annual report, 516- Convulsion therapy, chemically induced, 300 Exceptional child (annotation), 293 Members admitted, 552-Diploma awarded, 672 electrical: Cerebral fat embolism after Feeding in infancy and childhood' (book review), of Physicians of Edinburgh: Fellows in- (A. Meyer and Donald Teare), 42 (0); corre- 427 troduced and elected, 169, 789-Report of spondence, 167-Apparatus for, 66, 99 Foreign bodies in bronchi and oesophagus laboratory curator. 338-Quarterly meeting, 789- COOK, Robert: Venereology, 634 (B. M. L. Abercromby). 647 (0) -Hill Pattison-Struthers bursary awarded, 789- R. P. (and others): Methods for determining Fractured femur, 375 Elections, 906 plasma proteins. Value in a group of boys aged Gymnastics for young children. 555 14-15, 456 (0) Haematology of children (book review), 533 COOKE, R. Gordon: A Summary of Medicitie for Handicapped, choice of work for, 541 COLLEGE. ROYAL. OF PHYSICIANS OF LONDON: Nurses, 850 ' Highly strung" child, 909 Abrahams Lecturer, 201 R. T.: Simmond's disease due to post-partum Holiday camps for, 910 Baly Medal, 201 necrosis of anterior pituitary: Carcinoma of Homeless child (annotation). 394-Childrenl without Bradshaw Lecturer, 201, 629 stomach, 493 (0) homes (annotation), 611 Charles West Lecturer, 201 W. Trevor (and others): Treatment of in- Illegitimate: Care of unmarried mother and child. Comitia, 201, 629 fective hepatitis, 298; leading article, 573 Lecturer, 201 685 Croonian COOPER, T. V.: Adder-bites, 242 Infectious diseases of (Society of M.Os.H.). 131 Lectures, 1945: Problems of naval W. F.: Sterilizing needles, 36-Paronychia of Intelligence and attainments (book review). 322 warfare under climatic extremes (Macdonald toe, 342 634 Critchley). I. 145 (0): 11. 173 (0); III, 208 CORBET, R. M.: Pregnancy in a uterus bicornis, 894 Maladjusted, boarding school for, 896 Milk: Children and dried milk. 72-Safe milk. (0): correspondence, 334. 404, CORCORAN, Arthur Curtis (and Irvine H. PAGE): 107 Diplomas granted, 201, 629 Arterial Hypertension. Its Diagnosis and Treat- 74, Elections, 201, 629 Nerve injuries in (H. S. Souttar), 349 (0): corre- ment, 187 spondence, 473, 545, 627 Fitzpatrick Lecturer, 201, 827 Corkill. N. L., decorated by the King of Egypt, 70 Neurology: Book review. 257 Goulstonian Lecturer, 201 CORLETTE, C. E.: Hereditary transmission of Nuffield Chair of Child Health, University of Harveian Orator. 201-Annual Harveian Com- Dupuytren's contracture, 232 London 855 memoration, 577-Rheumatic fever and heart Corpas, Juan N., death of, 788 (annotation), 578 Nurseries: Notes on a short-term day disease (Harveian oration), Corrections: Review of Medicine for Nurses, 16- mixed Memorial Scholarship, 629 nursery (J. F. Dow), 21 (0)-Day nurseries, Jenks Article by Prof. Sarkisov (37), 242-Folic acid Letter to R.C.S. on premises, 827 135. 198, 267, 335-The case for nurseries (91) 272-Sleep-walking (241), 308-Cerebro- (annotation), 735 ; correction, 832-Wartime Licences to practise granted, 201, 630, 709 spinal meningitis (243), 308-Tuberculous persons 790 Lumleian Lecturer, 201 in prisons (301), 376-Sex hormones to control nurseries, Members elected, 201, 629 Prolapsus ani in a child of 3 years. 105 uterine bleeding (341), 376-Profuse periods (374), correspondence, 242 Moxon Medal, 201 414-Emulsions (374), 414-Tryparsamide (374), Psychological development of the child (book Murchison Scholarship, 201 414-Psychiatry in Army (508), 556-Nutritional review), 355 Oliver-Sharpey Lectures: B. C. H. Matthews: macrocytic anaemia (550), 586 - Wide-bore altitude on man, 75 Schick test and A.P.T., 375 Effects of high (0); endotracheal connexions (534), 592-Release of Effects of mechanical stresses on man, 114 (0), Tuberculin in: a comparison of methods medical students (589), 631-Erythrocyte sedimenta- testing leading article, 123; correspondence, 199- (Doyne Bell and Ursula Jerram). 215 (0) tion (584), 676-Ludwig's angina (623). 676- Tuberculosis in childhood (Varrier-Jones Memorial Lecturer for 1946, 201 Dietitians' training (617), 676-" Chin-chin," 714 Parkes Weber Prize, 201 -E.S.R. (584), 754-Case for nurseries (735), 832 Lecture), 777 832- Ulcers, gastric and duodenal, ten cases of (E. J. Sir Hans Sloane statue, 201 -Tropical medicine in war and peace (775), Donovan and T. V. Santulle), 181 Renaissance influence on medicine (757), 872- 217 College, Royal, of Surgeons of Edinburgh: Fellows Protein metabolism (815), 872-Emphysematous Vomiting, post-operative, Fund 950 Whooping-cough: Trial of whooping-cough vaccine admitted, 169, 588-Honorary Fellowships con- lung (665), 910-Bristol Hospitals (814), in city and residential nursery groups: report ferred, 169-Officers elected, 588 to the M.R.C. (A. M. McFarlan and others). Correspondence: 205 (O); leading article, 222; correspondence, Abdominal nerve block, 547 334 COLLEGE, ROYAL, OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND: Accidents, rock-climbing. effects of rope in. 705 Annual meeting of Fellows and Members, 789 Acroparaesthesia, 701, 746, 820 CHILDS, A. N.: Dietitians. 858 Appointments, 139 Alien doctors, 66, 136. 478, 549-Permission to China: 26-British Arnott Demonstrator, 139 practise for enemy aliens, 514, 628 Portable surgical hospitals, 133 oivilians released in, 578 Arris and Gale Lectures, 139 Amoeba: Saline, sulphaguanidine, and the, Awards open to undergraduates, graduates, and Amoebiasis, 266-Treatment of unconfirmed, 27 Cholecystitis: Heart burn and, 412-Diet and 702- treatment, 712 for special meritorious work, 269 Anaemia: Nutritional macrocytic. 550, 586. Choline chloride: A therapeutic trial of, in infective Bequest (residuary), 306 Pernicious, and cancer, 664, 741-Macrocytic, Bradshaw Lecture: Survey of fracture treatment oedema during, 782 hepatitis (J. S. Richardson and W. S. Suffern), of air 156 (0)-Dosage and effects of, 573 (leading (C. Max Page), 835 (0) Anaesthesia in threatened obstruction article); correspondence, 664 Buckston Browne dinner. 748 passage, 512 585 Council: Elections, 69-Meeting, 139. 236, 588, Anaesthetic risks, 402, 511, 583. 623, 746, 897 CHOLMELEY, John A.: Perspex in orthopaedics, 818, Christian Science " nurses,' 673 748 Analgesia, spinal, 897-In operative obstetrics. Diplomas granted. 139, 236, 588, 748 898, 939 CHRISTIE, Ronald V.: Penicillin dn bacterial 405 endocarditis, 132 Elections, 139, 748 Anastomosis, end-to-end, in small intestine, Civilization, 404 Erasmus Wilson Demonstrators. 139 Anatomy, human, teaching of, 740 climate and, 99 CLARK, F. Le Gros: Nutrition in social medicine, Hospitals recognized for Final Fellowship, 748 Anginal and asthmatic attacks, 858 Hunterian Professors, 139 Appendicectomy, incision for, 863 K. C.: Positioning in Radiography, 4th ed., Leverhulme Research Scholarship, 588 Aviation physiology, cinematograph films of, 199 692 Lister Medal presented, 588 Avitaminosis and arcus senilis, 824 INDEX BRITISH 7 J ULY-DEC., 1945 MEDICAL JOURNAL

Correspondence (continzued): Correspondence (continued): Correspondence (cotitinued): Banting Memorial Diabetic Convalescent Home, Medical appliances, control of. 65 Tuberculosis: Re-employment of the consumptive, 407 demobilization, 663 134-Pulmonary, and acute surgical emergencies, Belsen Camp, 65, 100, 303 - education: Need for personnel, 439-Train- 299-Chronic pulmonary, 476-Young nurses in Beveridge report, 65 ing for released Service doctors, 477, 585, 707, tuberculosis wards, 628-Research, 781, 901, Bitterness, 407, 477, 548 824 - 942 Blind intubation, 512, 623 films, catalogue of, 335 Tuberculous persons in prisons, 100, 301 Blood: Rh factor and mental deficiency, 194- photography, 407, 548, 704, 785-An institute Ulceration, chronic sindermining, 864 Routine Rh testing, 400-Debility following of, 478 Ulcers, duodenal: Ambulatory treatment, 298- blood donation, 740 P.O.W., experiences of, 513 Pituitary snuff and, 400-Treatment of, 473, 544 Bread, flour in, 940 - practices, buying and selling of, 825, 859, -Infant feeding and, 585, 702 Breast abscess, incidence of, 744, 862 903 varicose, treatment of, 816, 899, 937 - feeding, 97, 267-To time-table, 744, 862 tesearch, position of, 29, 97 Under the influence," 234, 333 - tumours, aspiration test in diagnosis of, 231, Medicine: Integration of, 64-Aim of, 824 U.S.S.R., medicine in, 669 299 - civil, urgent needs of, 473 Uterus, acute inversion of, 366, 475, 626, 70t. Caffeine and peptic ulcer, 627 - tropical, 895 783, 820 Catgut, surgical, 668, 743, 784, 863, 937 Mental disorder, physical therapy in, 901 Varicose veins: Operation for, 510, 627, 816- Children: Day nurseries, 135, 198, 267, 335- Methodology in the curriculum, 334 Haematursa after injection of, 668 Child with frequent colds, 667, 742, 823- Midwife, responsibility of, in placen a praevia, V.D. prophylaxis. 28 Anaemia in, 703 898 Venepuncture, methods of, 27 Chin-chin, 547, 668 Midwifery. domiciliary, and ihe family doctor, Venereology, future of, 902 China, portable surgical hospitals for, 26 365, 401, 441 Vision, diminished, in P.O.W.s. 400 Choline, effects of, 664 Milk: Education in safe milk, 230-Still unsafe, Vitamin D, mode of action of, 545 Climate: And health, 334-And civilization, 404 230, 301-Safe milk, 330, 476-Pasteurization, Volvulus of small intestine, 626, 704, 786, 863 Coincidence? (dextrocardia in twins), 548, 705 367, 666, 901-And adjectives, 404-Tea-making War neuroses, 28 Colonies, medical future of, 781, 859, 895 and tuberculous milk, 514 Weight reduction by dieting, 136, 231, 300 Coma, treatment of, 167 Morphine: Diet in addiction. 547, 705, 823-As Weights and measures, 302 Consultant, housing the returned, 30 prophylactic against ileus, 622, 740, 817, 938- Welfare work, 786, 865 Convulsions, clinically induced, '00 Pellagra in addict, 785 Whooping-cough, vaccination, 334 Crooke-Mellgren cells, 898 Myiasis, human creeping, 135 WVomen in labour, 196, 331, 443, 513 Death certificates, 234 National Health Service: Proposed, 936- X rays: Discovery of, 747-Stethoscope versus, Diarrhoea, epidemic, 266 Fundamental principle," 936 941 - nutritional, 705 Nerve injurics in children, 473, 545, 627 Zoology, premedical, 334, 404 and vomiting, epidemic, 627, 666, 746 Neurologist and neurosurgeon, 346, 473 Disability not disablement, 864 Newspaper publicity, 137, 368, 444, 549 Cortical hormone. See Hormones Doctors and the social trend, 235, 302, 334, 368, Ntirses: The cloistered nurse, 29-Examinations Cosmetics, review of book on, 572 405, 445, 476, 514 for, 29-Education of, 66-Medical views on COTTON-CORNWALL, V.: Significance of the E.S.R., - in uniform, 628 training, 513-Shortage of. 865 741 Drilling the glenoid, 197 Nylon for buried sutures, 901 Cough, symptomatic treatment of, 909 Dlipuytren's contracture, hereditary transmission Occupational therapy department, 64 Council, Bristol, for Rehabilitation: Officer-s of, 232 Osteo-arthritis, mono-articular, of hip, 28, 99 appointed, 903 Effort syndrome in West African soldiers, 134, Otosclerosis, fenestration for, 509. 543, 626 - British: Medical department (annotation), 91 266 Paronychia, severe, treatment of, 299 - Joint Ttiberculosis: Special meeting, 399 Electro-convulsion therapy: Apparatus, 66, 99- Patella, excision of, 62, 133, 165, 195, 543 London, of Social Service: Report, 893 Cerebral fat embolism after, 167 Patient, telling the, 513, 581, 706 Embolism, air, 333, 403, 474 Penicillin: In endocarditis, bacterial, 132-Syphilis COUNCIL, MEDICAL RESEARCH: - bronchial. in tuberculous reinfection, 665 masked with, 133-Injecting, apparatus for, Coal-mining: Chronic Pulmonary Disease in South Emphysema: Mediastinal, after tracheotomy, 475 199-For massively infected tissues, 299- Wales Coalminers (Special Report Series No. -Sequelae of emphysematous lung, 665, 817 Reinfection after penicillin in syphilis, 333- 250): leading article on, 574 Epidemics, identification of, 101 Control, need for, 367-Administration of, 400 Committce for Research in Medical Mycology. A Ergometrine for migraine, 745, 784 -Effect of rubber and synthetic rubber on, 400, survey of fungous discases in Great Britain: E.S.R.: Estimation at sea, 546-Significance of, 474, 508, 622, 741-Pastilles, 818 results from the first eighteen months (3. T. 584, 741, 823, 940-Anticoagulant pH in esti- Pentothal, continuous, 511 D)sncan), 715 (0) mations, 782-Westergren technique, 940 Perspex in orthopaedics, 512, 585 Fellowships, travelling, 58 Europe, food for, 865 Physiology, teaching of, 26, 100 Haemoglobin levels in Great Britain, 1943 (with Eyes: Removal of wrong eye, 300, 366 Physiotherapists and other medical auxiliaries, observations on serum protein levels), 89 Famrine oedema, 330 444 Hepatitis,l infective: A report on missed cases Far East, latent disease in, 822 Phytic acid and calcium deficiency, 746 evidence of liver damage without symptoms in Filigree operation, 98, 405 Pituitary stimulation by light, 860 a commtunity at risk (M. R. Pollock), 598 (0) Food habits, 705 Pneumoconiosis: Of coal-miners, 194-Of graphite Industrial Health Research Board: Appointments, Fracture of femur with shortening; emergency workers, 195 674 treatment of, 232, 299 Pneumothorax, artificial: JRefill, 742, 821, 862, 899 Jaundice. homr-logous serum. prevention of limbs, rehabilitation in, 33,2, 475, 582, 703 -Needle, 783 (J. F. Loutit and K. Mawnsell), 759 (0) march, 64, 134, 232, 333, 404 Polish medicine, losses of, 896 Members appointed, 394 Gall-stones, aetiology of. 700 Politics and medicine, 824 Nutritive values of Wartime Foods (War Galvanic stimulation of denervated muscle, 622, Population: Keeping it up. 369 Memorandum No. 14), 293 "45, 898 Potassium thiocyanate in hypertension, 746 Rh factor: Results of routinie investigation for Gas cylinders, identification of, 233 Prisons, medical aspects of, 546, 785 Rh factor at the N.W. London depot (G. Plaut Gastric juice, acid-fast organisms in. 702 Prostatic obstruction, 864 and others), 273 (0)); correspondence. 400 Gastroscopy, risks of, with flexible gastroscope, Psychiatry: In the Army, 508-In the Services, Suiphonamides, medical use of (M.R.C. War 510-Dangers of, 543 582, 624, 668, 706 Memorandum), 2nd cd.: leading article on. 465 Geomedicine," 896 Psychosomatic factors in disease, 28 Syringes: Sterilization, use and care of (War Glandular fever: With neutropenia, 702, 743- -reactions, 667 Memo. No. 15): leading article on, 221 And infectious mononucleosis, 896 Pyuria, abacterial, 167 Whooping-cough vaccine, trial of, in city and Goodenough report, 199, 267 Radiology and pyloric stenosis, 941 residential nursery g-oups (A. M. McFarlan and G.P., training of the, 135, 303 " Reasons " for scientific research, 549. 706 others), 205 (0); leading article, 222 corre- Haematology, terminological exactitude in. 865 Rheumatic fever, acute, posture during, 367 spondence, 334 Haemorrhoids, rectal, haeniaturia after injection R.M.B.F. Christmas gifts, 543 of, 864 Saline infusion bottle, 822 Council National, for the Unmarried Mother and Harvard system. 864 Scalenus anticus syndrome, 902 her Child: 25th Report, 570 Hepatitis from blood transfusion, 783 Sciatic " neuritis," 440, 544. 582, 701, 784 --Professional Classes Aid: Annual report, 216 - infective: Trcatment of, 266, 298-Re- Sciatica, subcutaneous oxygen for. 703, 822 Scottish, for Research in Education: A itls cstrrence of, 861 Sclerosis, disseminated, remissions in, 405 and A ctivities, 322 Holland, medical books for, 740 Sensitivity to lanette wax, 198 COUPER, E. C. Ross: Penicillin in paren eral infection Hospital service plan, 936 Sensitization to synthetic resins, 198 in infancy, 876 Hospitals: Small. efficiency and economy of, 330 Shackled mind, 439 Coventry: Health report, 777 -County. staffing of, 902 Shock and open ether, 938 Covisa. Juan Sanchez. death of, 200 Housing: And health. 508-Housing, health, and Singapore, medical supplies for. 479 COWELL. S. J.: Nutrition of expectant mothers, 59 unwise spending, 585 Skin patients, rehabilitation of, 628 -Function of dietitians, 857 Htumanitarianism and the European situation, 446, Skull table, denuded external, treatment of, 544 Cox, Alfred: Tribute to Dr. R. Cunyngham Brown, 549 703 550 Hydatid disease of lung, 135, 197 Smallpox: Edinburgh outbreak, 63 Cramer, William, obituary notice of, 304 " Hyperbaric " and " hypobaric," 368 Special treatment centre, 235 Cramp, nocturnal, 106, 240, 342, 414 Hypoglycaemic fatigue, 234 Specialist, young, a plea for, 406 CRANCH, Doreen M. E.: Spinal analgesia in operative Ileitis, chronic regional, 332, 405 " Stamping " of the Guards, 707, 786, 865, 947 obstetrics, 939 Infant mortality and social conditions, 477 Sting-ray's stings, toxic properties of, 165, 267 Cranna, Robert, obituary notice of, 31 - suffocation, accidental, 332 Stovaine anaesthesia. 474, 545 Craving, physiology and psychology of, 36, 107 Infection, transmission of, during vithdrawal of Sulphathiazole, ? abuse of, 333, 403 CRAWFORD, G. J.(and others): Outbreak of epidemic blood. 62 Sulphonamide therapy by midwife, 939 diarrhoea and vomiting in a general hospital and Instrument fittings and apparatus, standardization Surgery in West Africa, 937 surrounding district, 524 (0): correspondence, of. 166 Surgical conditions in medical patients, 364 627. 666, 746 Jaundice. induced, therapeutic effect of, 782, 864 Sweating sickness and Picardy sweat, 63, 196 CRAWHALL. T. L.: Nocturnal cramp. 342 Jelly-fish stings, 300 Syphilis: Third-generation, 585-Treatment of CREER, W. Sayle: Hallux valgus, 108-Excision of Lambliasis, diiodo-hydroxyquinoline in, 512 early. 900 patella, 165 Lesion, discharging, 784, 860 Taking the waters, 369 CRISP. E. J.: Intervertebral disk lesions, 24 Liver: Disordered function in rheumatoid arthritis, Testis: Temperature and descent of, 704, 942- CRtTCHLEY, Macdonald: Problems of naval warfare 859-The lower border of, 941 -Descent of, 860 under climatic extremes: Croonian Lectures. I, Longevity, 545, 624 Tobacco smoking, effects of, on health, 98, 233, 145 (0):; I, 173 (0) III, 208 (0); corres- Ludwig's angina, 369. 440, 622 900 pondence, 334, 404, 896 Lymphadenitis, non-specific mesentetic, 818, 861 Token of thanksgiving, 100 CROFT, P. B.: Nitrogen loss after thermal burns, 96 Magnesium, toxicity of, 475 Trench fever as a cause of pyrexia in P.O.W.s. CROFTON, W. M.: Stethoscope versus Xrays, 857 Malarta and salvarsan, 27 27 Crone, John Smyth, obituarY notice of, 788 Malta, poliomyelitis in. 26, 61 Trichlorethylene, 440-In midwifery, 99, 331-In P. B.: Longevity. 950 Marching on rubber, 404 general practice, 403-Acute yellow atrophy Crooke-Meligren cells, 898 Mastitis, puerperal and lactational, 28 after, 784, 897 CROSKERY, Sidney E.: Disclaimer, 376 JULY-DEC., BRITISH 8 1945 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Crow, Douglas Arthur, obituary notice of, 747 Denervation: Influence of galvanic stimulation on Doctors. See Medical profession CROWE, H. Warren: Hypertension, 662 muscle atrophy resulting from (E. C. S. Jackson DODD, Harold: Operation for varicose veins, 510 CRUICKSHANK, R.: Prophylaxis of whooping-cough, and H. J. Seddon), 485 (0)-And re-innervation, -Surgical catgut, 937 131 changes in human voluntary muscle in (R. E. M. DODDS, E. C.: Hormone therapy of cancer, 934 CRUTCHER, Hester B.: Foster Home Care for Bowden), 487 (0) Dogs, surgical emergencies in, 832 Mental Patients, 121 DENNY, E. R. (and others): 14 cases of Vincent's Donald, Samuel John Watt, obituary notice of, 337 CSONKA, G. W.: Podophyllin for warts, 910 angina treated with penicillin, 382 DONALDSON, J. K.: Surgical Disorders of the Chest. CULBERT, T. D.: Doctors and the social trend, 369 Dermatitis: Industrial, 34-From wearing Army Diagnosis and Treatment, 427 -(and 0. WILSON): Chronic regional ileitis, 332 spectacles (W. 0. G. Taylor and others), 40 (0); DONE, Janet M.: Permission for aliens to Culex molestus, bite of, 675 correspondence, 198-Of navel, 240, 342-Of practise, 628 CULLEN, C. H.: Actinomycotic infection of gunshot palms, 483-Willow contact, 871 DONOVAN, E. J. (and T. V. SANTULLE): Gastric and wounds, 738 Dermatology and Syphilology, Year Book of, 219 duodenal ulceration in infancy and childhood, 181 CUNDEL, S. (and others): Mumps and mumps Dermatophytes, animal-type: Role of, in human Hugh: Abacterial pyuria, 12 (0); correspon- orchitis, 767 ringworm (Bernard A. Thomas and others), dence, 167 CURR, J. F.: Salivary-gland tumour of upper lip, 346 (0) .DOOLFY, P. G.: The child with frequent colds, 823 605, 872 DEROBERT, L.: L'Eosinophilie Ginerale et Locale, DORLING, G. C.: Acute intestinal obstruction due CUTHBERTSON, D. P.: Protein loss after injury, 95- 606 to dried fruit, 426 Protein metabolism, 815-(and others): Practical DESHMUKH, M. D.: Device for filling blood DOUGLAS, A. C.: Anaesthetic risks, 583 Plhysiological Chemistry for Medical Students, 3rd sedimentation tubes, 308 Donald, M.: Irreparable vesico-vaginal fistula ed., 692 Deverell, Capt. Henry Alexander, death of, in a in Iraq: treatment by ureterocolostomy, 78 (0) Cyprus, tick-borne relapsing fever in (R. C. Wood prison camp in Malaya, 788 leading article, 89 and K. C. Dixon), 526 (0) DEVIrr, D. C.: Trichlorethylene in midwifery, 99 DOUTHWAITE, A. H.: Pituitary snuff and duodenal CYRIAX, Edgar: Bell's palsy, 714 DEVLIN, Stanley: Volvulus of small intestine, 786 ulcer, 400 Cystometry. annotation on, 293 Dow, J. F.: Notes on a mixed short-term day Czechoslovakia, clinical pathology in. 777 DIABETES: nursery, 21 (0) Banting Memorial Diabetic Convalescent Home, DowLINo, G. B. (and E. W. Prosser THOMAS): 407 Lupus vulgaris treated with calciferol, 935 Cookery Book for Diabetics, 187 DREW, L. G. W. (and others): "Fastness " of Food for diabetic persons, 631 staphylococci, haemolytic streptococci, and D Insulin: Globin insulin: a clinical trial (J. M. pneumococci to penicillin, 603 (0) Malins), 318 (O)-Fat atrophy and insulin Drugs: Value of a drug, 142-World control of D'ABREU, A. J.: Unusual termination of intestinal injections, 633, 950 narcotic drugs (annotation), 261-- Schedule 4," obstruction due to a gall-stone, 388-Fishbone Meningitis, diabetes after, 341 412-The antinarcotic campaign in Egypt (annota- embedded in tonsil simulating neoplasm, 592- Pregnancy and. 340 tion), 612-Names of, 714-Purchase tax exemp- Elongated styloid process causing symptoms in Synthalin in. 871 tions, 791 throat, 643 Tuberculosis and, 909 DRUMMOND, R: Cerebral fat embolism after DALE, W. HI. Loftus: Spinal analgesia in operative Diagnosis: Differential (book review), 121-A case E.C.T., 167 obstetrics, 819 for, 950 Dry rot, 831 DALEY, Doreen: Acute inversion of uterus, 626 DIAMOND, Louis K. (and Kenneth D. BLACKPAN): DRYSDALE, Constance F. (and D. G. MCINTOSH): DALGLEISH, Philip H.: Two cases of air embolism, Atlas of the Blood in Children, 533 Meningitis due to a penicillin- and sulphonamide- 256: correspondence, 333, 403, 474-Artificial Diarrhoea: In India. 129-Due to Giardia lamblia sensitive Pittman b strain of H. influenzae: pneumothorax refill, 821 (J. F. Fraser and Robert Taylor), '184 (0)- recovery, 796 (0) DALRYMPLE-CHAMPNEYS, Sir Weldon: Surgical Epidemic (leading arucle), 189; correspondence, D'SILVA, John L. (and G. DISCOMBE): Acute catgut, 937 266-Nutritional (leading article), 258; cor- idiopathic porphyria, 491 (0) DAMESHEK, William: Leukopenia and A granulocy- respondence, 705 (and E. C. T. ORTON): Case of achalasia of losis, 321 and vomiting, epidemic: Outbreak in a cardia, 461 Danby, Alfred Beuthin, obituary notice of, 944 general hospital and surrounding district (George DUCKWORTH, Geoffrey: Doctors and the social trend, DANIELLI, J. F.: Vitamin C deficiency and wound Brown and others), 524 (0); correspondence, 484-Chronic undermining ulceration, 864 healing, 96 627. 666, 746 DUFF, A: The Harvard System, 864 Daniels, Capt. a Donald, obituary notice of, 825 Kenneth, death of, in prisoner-of- DIBLE, J. Henry (and Thomas B. DAVIE): war camp, notice DUNCAN, J. T.: Survey of fungous diseases in Borneo, 788; obituary of, 826 Pathology: An Introduction to Medicine and Great Darlow, Francis, obituary notice of, 102 Surgery. 2nd ed., 806 Britain: results from the first 18 months, 715 (0) DAVEY, J. B.: Medical future of Colonies, 781 DICK, B. M. (and C. F. W. ILLINGWORTH): Text- (and others): Role of animal-type dermato- T. H. (and others): Tropical medicine, 895 book of Surgical Pathology, 5th ed., 356 phytes in human ringworm., 346 (0) DAVIDSON, J. N.: Modern methods of studying Lawson: Cancellous bone transplants, 23 DUNCUM, Barbara M.: The Development of Inhala- protein metabolism, 815 correction, 872 W. Pointon: Mass miniature radiography of tion Anaesthesia (advance notice), 356 Maurice: Stethoscope versus x rays, 856 DUNLOP, B: The future of populations, 413 factory groups Middlesex, in 568 (0) Capt. James Raymond, death Stanley: Report on the Harrogate waters Dictionaries: Medical and Nursing Vocabulary itt Dunn. of, 672 (annotation on), 259 English and Greek, DUNNER, Lasar: Pneumoconiosis of graphite DAVIE, Thomas 390-Short Anglo-Polish B. (and J. Henry DIBLE): Pathology. Medical Dictionary, 498 workers, 195 An Introduction to Medici,te and Surgery, 2nd Dupuytren's contracture, hereditary Diet: A tropical dietary (W. E. McCullhch), transmission ed., 806 127 (0)-Training and' qualifications of dietitians of, 232 Davies, David, obituary notice of, 68 from Nutrition Society), 617-Diets DURAND, Richard W.: Psychiatry in the F. (Memorandum M. E.: Psychiatry in the Services, 583 of school children in two industrial towns (E. R. Services, 669 . Durham, Herbert G. L.: Teaching of physiology, 100 Bransby and Gertrude 682 Edward, obituary notice of, 708 Wagner), (0) DWYER, F. C. (and C. TAYLOR): J. E.: Trench fever as cause of pyrexia in Dieting, weight reduction by, 136, 231, 300 Congenital discoid P.O.W.s, 27 Dieudonnd, Adolf, death of, 409 internal cartilage, 287 Surg. Comdr. John, obituary notice of, 304, Digestion: Digestibility of different foodstuffs (book Dysentery: Bacillary dysentery in the Orient, 129 370 reviews), 288-Digestive disorders and swallowed Incidence of types of, 752 T. S.: Projection microscope for use in day- 428 sputum, 556 light, Diggle, Walter Saxon, obituary notice of, 825 DAVIS, Eli: Bruising and rheumatism, 520 Digitalis, standardization of (annotation), Hilda 359 M.: Chid Welfare, 121 DILLON, Frederick: Methodology in the curriculum. 0. T. (and W. M. JOHNSON): Observations on 334-Psychiatry in the Services, 706 22 cases of pancreatitis, 420 Phillis: Incidence E P. G. S.: Doctors and the social trend, 405 DINGLE, of breast abcess. 744 DAVISON, W. H.: Accidental infant suffocation, 251 DIPHTHERIA: EAGER, Richard: The Treattnent of Mental Disorders (()); correspondence, 332 Age incidence, 338 (Ancient and Modern), 731 Dawson of Penn, Lord: Wish for post-mortem Allergic subject, diphtheria inoculation of, 141 East of Suez (George R. McRobert), 128 (0) examination of his body expressed in his will. 339 Asthmatic child, immunization in, 171 Eczema, intractable, 36 DAX, E. Cunningham (and F. REITMAN): Chemically Enemas in, 794 EDGE, J. R. (and J. D. CAMERON): Agranulocytosis induced convulsion therapy, 300 Immunization: And smallpox vaccination. 340- after sulphonamide sensitization: penicillin D.D.T.: Action of, 35-For pediculosis, 106- " Boosting " dose, 519-Publicity for, 709 therapy: death from Ps. pyocyanea infection, Scabies and (F. F. Hellier), 255-Further results -Statistics, 710, 868-Dosage, 830 688 (0) with (annotation), 260-Toxic effects of 2, 2-bis Incidence in certain European countries (G. Edmunds, Arthur, obituary notice of, 866 (p-chlorphenyl) 1. 1, 1-trichlorethane (D.D.T.) in Stuart), 613 (0) H. Tudor: Pasteurization of milk, 367, 901 man (R.A.M. Case), 842 (O)-Fatal case of Pregnancy, a case of laryngo-tracheal diphtheria Edsall, David Linn, death of, 788 D.D.T. poisoning in a child, with account of in (J. M. Kennedy). 87 Education: Guide to the Educational System of two accidental deaths in dogs (K. R. Hill and Prophylaxis, 675 England and Wales (annotation on), 394 G. Robinson), 845 (O)-Discussion on, at R.S.M., Schick test and A.P.T., 375 EDWARDS, F. Ronald: A systemic penicillin 932 Statistics. 32 apparatus, 86; correspondence, 199 Deaf, help for (annotation), 126 Swabs, discharge, 753. 870 J. G.: Hydatid disease of lung, 135 Deaf-mutism: Congenital, in Scotland, 437-Causes See also Epidemiology --Peter W.: Artificial pneumothorax refill, 899 of. 676 W.: Buying and selling practices, 825 Death: Misleading evidence in establishing the time Diplegia. cerebral, 411 Effort syndrome in West African soldiers, 134, 266 of (Alan D. Morgan), Disability not disablement, 864 ' 255-A fatal shot, 376- EGGLETON, M. Grace: Under the influence," 333 He died peacefully ", 712-Test for drown- Disclaimers: Dr. Gertrude Jefferson, 108-Drs. Egypt: The antinarcotic campaign (annotation), 612 ing, 831-Repeated neonatal deaths, 871 E. C. and Margaret Thomas, 342-Dr. Sidney E. EIMERL, T. S.: Glandular fever with neutro- -certificates: See Certification Croskery, 376-Dr. M. E. H. Halford, 520- penia, 743 DEBENHAM, R. K. (and others): B.L.A. surgery, Dr. G. Roche Lynch. 592 Eire: Registrar-General's quarterly returns for, 70, 377 (0); correspondence, 476 DISCOMBE, (and John L. D'SILVA): Acute 481. 947-Medical research in, 363-Irish Medical DEBONO, J. E.: Ploliomyelitis in Malta, 61 idiopathic porphyria. 491 (0) Directory and Hospital Year Book, 731 DE FOREST, G. K. (and L. M. KERR): Small Dislocation, congenital recurrent, of head of radius ELAM, John: Anaesthetic risks, 402 epidemic of strsptococcal diseases in nurses attend- (Ellis Bindman), 354 (and F. Jean VINTER): Food for Europe. 865 ing infected chAld, 409 Diver, Capt. John, death at Changi P.O.W. Hos- ELDER, P. McA.: Artificial pneumothorax refills, 900 DEGEN, John A., jun. (with the assistance in the pital, Singapore. 672 Electrocardiogram: Fundamentals of interpretation field of Helen CAMERON, Virginia L. M. DIXON, K. C. (and R. C. WOOD): Tick-borne (book notes), 49 ROBINSON. and Mildred S. R. WIEDEN): Sequelae relapsing fever in Cyprus, 526 (O) Electrocardiography, review of book on, 426 of cerebrospinal meningitis. A follow-up study DMOCHOWSKI, Leon: Food Conditions in Occupied Electro-convulsive therapy: 1944 report from Down of 986 cases from the American Red Cross- Poland (Analysis of the German Food-rationing Mental Hospital, 567 Harvard Field Hospital Unit, 243 (O): System), 391-Losses of Polish medicine, 896 Electro-encephalogram, thought and the. 908 correction, 308 DOBBS, Richard H. (and others): Midwifery Electromyography, leading article on, 925 Delirium tremens. insulin for (annotation), 91 Principles and Practice for Pupil Midwives, ELtOOD, F. R. M.: Penicillin injection apparatus, 199 Debrez, L., death of, 788 Teacher Midwives, and Obstetric Dressers, 2nd ELLIOT, Walter: Medicine and the State, with de Mowbray, Ralph Marsh, obituary notice of, 587 ed.. 533 special reference to the E.M.S., 911 (0) JULY-DEC., 1945 INDEX BRtITISH 9 MEDICAL JOURNAL

ELLIOTT, B. C.: Therapeutic efficiency of ultra- Europe: Humanitarianism and the European FISHBEIN, Morris (editor): Medical Uses of Soap violet-light apparatus: a comparison of tests, situation, 446, 549, 794, 865-A note on A Symposium, 923 881 (0); annotation, 890 diphtheria incidence in certain European countries FISHER, A. G. Timbrell: Excision of patella, 133 Frank A.: A case of local tetanus, 353 (0) (G. Stuart), 613 (O)-Combined appeal for - Mary (and others): Trial of whooping- Ellis, Archie Samuel, commended for bravery, 411 necessities, 707-Epidemic risks in (leading cough vaccine in city and residential nursery -M. E. (and others): An unusual case of article), 809-Health problems: work of groups: a report to the M.R.C.. 205 (0); leading erythroblastosis foetalis, 648 (0) U.N.R.R.A., 892 article, 222; correspondence, 334 V. H.: 420 recent femoral-shaft fractures. 738 Eustace, George Wallace, obituary notice of, 68 - Reginald: Doubtful penetrating abdominal ELLMAN. Philip: Stethoscope versus x-rays, 857 EVANS, C. D.: Training for released Service wound, 74 ELPHINSTONE, M. D. W.: Effort syndrome in West doctors, 585 Fistula, irreparable vesico-vaginal, in Iraq: treat- African soldiers, 134 H. Muir: Toxic properties of sting-ray's ment by ureterocolostomy (Donald M. Douglas), ELSDON-DEW, R.: Amoebiasis, 266 sting, 165 78 (0); leading article, 89 ELTON, Arthur (and Gordon GORDON-TAYLOR): Lieut. John, death of. 200 Fitch, Charles Dennis, obituary notice of, 238 Catalogue of medical films, 335 EVE, F. C.: Resuscitation across a barrel: FiTzGIssoN, Gibbon: Acute inversion of uterus, 700 Embolectomy. See Surgery information wanted. 342 ' Flavazole " (Boots), 428 Embolism, air: Two cases (Philip H. Dalgleish), EVERETT, Houstona S.: Gynaecological and Obstetrical Fleas in the laundry, 792 256 correspondence, 333, 403, 474-In pregnancy, Urology, 730 FLEISCHHACKER, H. H. (and others): Epidemic 793 S. J.: Types of syringe needles, 204 diarrhoea and vomiting, 627 bronchial, in tuberculous reinfection, 665 Eye. See Ophthalmology Fleming, Sir Alexander, decorated with Insignia ot cerebral fat, after electrical convulsion EYRE, J. (and others): The shortage of nurses, 242 Legion of Honour (Commander), 373 therapy (A. Meyer and Donald Teare), 42 (0) EYRES, L. E.: Venereology, 754 - E. Gordon: Sciatic ' neuritis," 441 correspondence, 167 FLEMMING, C. W: Treatment of burns-a plea for fat, a note on (H. J. Nightingale), 531 (0) simplicity, 314 (0) paradoxical, with report of a case due to a FLETCHER, C. M. (and F. Avery JONES): Risks ot ventricular septum defect (C. Allan Blirch), 727 (0) gastroscopy with the flexible gastroscope, 421 (0) thrombo- (leading article), 50 correspondence, 510, 543 Embryology for medical students (book review), 691 FLOREY, Sir Howard W.: Use of micro-organisms EMBY, G. R.: Treatment of warts, 950 F for therapeutic purposes (Lister Memorial Lecture, Emotion: The physiology of (annotation), 191-A R.C.S.). 635 (0): leading article, 652; corre- new reaction to (annotation). 504 : correspon- Faculty of Ophthalmologists, 471 spondence, 832 dence, 667 Radiologists: Pass lists, 946 FLOWER, Norman Fate of a threepenny bit, 143 Emphysema: Mediastinal emphysema and bilateral -Royal, of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow: Fluorine in toothpaste, 144 pneumothorax after tracheotomy (J. R. M. Whig- Fellows admitted, 371-Elections, 709 Folic acid. See Vitamins ham), 47 ; correspondence, 475-Massive surgical FAIRBANK, H. A. T.: Excision of patella, 62-Con- Food: Food consumption of working-class and emphysema, pncumothorax. and pneumo- genital disclocation of hip, 737 lower-middle-class families in Brussels during peritoneum (Ronald Jones). 530 (0):; cor- FAIRCLOUGH, W. A.: Sixth-nerve paralysis after January. 1945 (P. A. Bastenie and others), 351 (0) respondence, 665 spinal analgesia, 801 (0) -Food conditions in Poland (leading article on Emulsifying bases, 204 FARMER, F. T. (and A. Spencer PATERSON): Electro- book by Leon Dmochowski), 391-Uncommon Emulsions, oil-in-water and water-in-oil, 374 convulsive therapy apparatus, 99 sense about common foods (book review), 462- correction, 414 John L.: Breast-feeding to time-table, 862 Study of food habits (leading article), 537; corre- Encyclopaedla. Britisli, of Medical Pi-actice, including Farrell, Major John Andrews, life lost as result of spondence, 705-Canned foods (annotation), 538 Medicine, Sur gery, Obstetrics, Gynaecology and an air crash in East Africa, 132 -Putrefaction of meat, poultry, and game, 555, other Special Subjects. Medical Progress, 85 Fate of a threepenny bit, 143 831-Canned food (notes on book on), 886 Endocarditis, bacterial, penicillin in. 132 Fatigue: Action of caffeine in (annotation), 773- Foot-and-mouth disease from butcher's meat, 750 annotation, 734 And depression, 831 FOOTE, R. R.: Operation for varicose veins, 627 Endocrinology: Book reviews. 157 FAWCETT, A. W.: Large fibroma arising from pul- -Treatment of varicose ulcers, 899 Endometrioma in small intestine, 240 monary pleura of right lower lobe, 425 Forbes, Surg. Lieut. Ian Gordon. death of, 447 England and Wales: Diphtheria incidence in. 613- FEATHER, Norman: Keith Lecture on discovery and FORD, A. P.: Milk still unsafe, 301 Registrar-General's quarterly returns, 306. 751 early history of x rays, 736 - Frank R.: Diseases of the Nervous Systetn in Eosinophil cell. See Blood FECITT, E. (and W. MCCARTAN): First-aid treatment Infancy, Childhood and Adolescence, 2nd ed., 257 of phosphorus burns, 316 (0) Foreign bodies in bronchi and oesophagus in Federation, British, of Social Workers: 8th annual children (B. M. L. Abercromby), 647 (0) EPIDEMIOLOGICAL NOTES: report (annotation), 261 Foresti, Carlos Brito, death of, 304 Diphtheria, 674 Medical Women's: Assistance to ex-Service FORSTER, A.: Longevity, 545 Food-poisoning, 104 women. 238 Fox-Fordyce disease, 171, 242 Gloucestershire, health of, 448 FEHILY, Lydia: Nutritional deficiencies in Hong India: The health of Bengal, 1941. 907 Kong before the Japanese invasion, 468 (0) FRACTURES: Infantile paralysis in Queensland, 869 FELL, H. B.: Vitamin C deficiency and wound Apparatus to elevate a fracture case for appli- Northern Ireland: Annual report, 751 healing. 96 cation of plaster (J. Noel-Jackson), 16 Plague in Malta, 33 FENNELL, E. S.: Fat atrophy and insulin injections, correspondence, 232 Quarantine for scarlet fever in New York, 481 950 Femur: Emergency treatment of fractured femstr Quarterly returns: Eire, 70, 481, 947-Northern FERGUSSON, A. G. (and others): Dermatitis from with shortening, 232, 299-In a child, 375- Ireland, 170, 590-Scotland, 239. 869-England wearing Army spectacles, 40 (0); correspondence, Simple extra-articular fractures, 738 and Wales, 306, 751 198 Limbs, rehabilitation of, 332, 475, 581, 703 Scotland: Health during 1944, 306 FERNANDES, H. P.: Artificial pneumothorax refill, 821 Malleolus, internal (G. M. Muller), 320 (0) l'yphus in Vienna, 140 Fertility: Relative infertility in female, 204 March. 64, 134, 232, 333, 404, 706, 786, 865, 942 Vital statistics: First 6 months of 1945, 104 Spine: Scottish, 239 Management of recent fracture-dislocations FEVER: of cervical spine (A. N. Guthkelch), 880 (0) ' East of Suez," 129 Stress: Two unusual stress fractures (Ian D. EPIDEMIOLOGY: Glaiidular: With neutropenia (Gerald Slot and Kitchin and David A. Richmond), 214 (0) Diphtheria. See Diphtheria F. D. Hart), 495 (0); correspondence. 702, 743, Survey of fracture treatment: Bradshaw Lecture, Epidemic diarrhoea and vomiting in a general 897-And infectious mononucleosis, 897 R.C.S., 1945 (C. Max Page), 835 (0) hospital and surrounding district (George Brown Rat-bite fever due to cat-bite: satisfactory and others), 524 (0); correspondence, 627. response to penicillin arseno- FRAENKEL, E. M.: Allergy to moulds in England, 14 after failure of France: La 666. 746 therapy (G. I. M. Swyer), 386 (O)-A case of Presse Mddicale, 193-Centenaire de Epidemics: Identification of, 101-Help for rat-bite fever (R. B. Thompson), 388 l'Acadfmie de Mddecine, 228-Diphtheria inci- householders in case of (Ministry of Health). Relapsing, tick-borne, in Cyprus (R. C. Wood dence. 613-British surgeons' visit to Paris, 619 778 and K. C. Dixon), 526 (0) -Pasteur Institute during occupation, 676 Europe, epidemic risks in (leading article), 809 Rheumatic: Posture during acute. 367-And FRANCIS-MOSS, E.: Permanent holiday camps for Infectious diseases: And vital statistics, 33, 70. heart disease (John Parkinson, Harveian children, 910 104, 140, 170, 202. 239, 270, 306, 339, 372, Orator), 578-Notification of, 790 FRANKEL, E. (and D. H. IRWIN): An unusual case of 410, 448, 481, 517. 554, 590,. 632, 674, 711, Scarlet: 36 cases of cardiac complications in ruptured aortic aneurysm, 426-The child with 751, 791, 829, 869, 907, 947-Mortality from. 602 cases (G. Neubauer), 780 frequent colds, 566 (0); correspondence, 667, 703, 631 Trench, as a cause of pyrexia in P.O.W.s, 27 742, 823 - Influenza: Will there be an epidemic? (leading Typhoid, complicated by benign tertian malaria P.: The integration of medicine, 64 article), 732 (A. S. Bookless and J. M. Naftalin), 804 (0) FRASER, J. F. (and Robert TAYLOR): Diarrhoea due Liserpool: Statistics, 1945, 747 Typhus: Four cases in Great Britain (H. L. to Glardia lamblia, 184 (0) Whitchurch Beach and John K. Rennie). FREEDMAN, Bernard: A source of error in the deter- 153 (0)-Typhus fever panel, 297-Neuritis mination of cell-counts, 605 Epilepsy: And menstruation. 143-After meningitis, - B. J.: A cheap home-made spectroscope, 356 341-Snake venom for. 412-Intelligence and after, 519 scrub: As a war disease (Sir John W. D. FREEMAN, Harry: Risks of gastroscopy with the (annotation), 773 flexible gastroscope, 510 Epistaxis, profuse, ligature of anterior ethmoidal Megaw), 109 (0)-A clinical study (M. C. Menon and Colin Ibbotson). 112 (O)-Prophy- FRENCH, Herbert (editor): Atn Index of Differential artery for arrest of (Philip Reading), 848 Diagnosis of Main Symptoms, 121 Epsom College: 92nd annual general meeting of lactic vaccine, 293, 399 tick, a case of, in the Sudan (R. B. Usher Frick, Karl, death of, 447 Governors, 55-Bequest, 69-Annuity, scholar- FRIEDENWALD, Harry: The Jews and Medicine: ships, and grants, 778 Somers). 848 Undtulatnt, in the Transvaal (annotation), 505 Essays, 930 EPSTEIN, E. (and S. A. Hugh LESSER): A trick test FRIEDMANN, I.: Mediastinal emphysema after to detect night-blindness ' malingerers," 644 (0) tracheotomy, 475 Ergometrine in migraine, 784 Fibroma, large, arising from pulmonary pleura of Friends Ambulance Unit: Report, 507 Ergotamine for migraine (annotation), 654; cor- right lower lobe (A. W. Fawcett), 425 Frigidity in a woman, 172 respondence, 745, 784 FIELDMAN, L.: Doctors and the social trend, 406 Froehlich, Professor, death of, 788 Erythema nodosum. 213-And tuberculosis (William Filariasis, 129 Frohlich's syndrome, 591 D. Gray), 286 (0) FINCH, B. E. (and N. TRONCHIN-JAMES): Hysteria FULTON, A. A.: Puerperal and lactational mastitis, Erythroblastosis foetalis: And hydrops in twins mimicking meningism, 532 28-Value of supplements of vitamin C in pre- (Eileen Malone), 496-An unusual case of (E. F. Fingers: "Trigger " and ' snap " fingers, 106. 241 venting lactational mastitis, 488 (0) corre- Aubert and others), 648 (0) -Sore finger-tips in industry: protection by spondence, 744 Erythrocyte sedimentation rate. See Blood hydrogen peroxide (J. Vincent Bates). 154 (0) Annie A.: Incidence of breast abscess, 862 ESMAT, A. H.: Strangulation of foetal intestine FINIGAN, F. O'Donnell: Tribute to R. D. Gillespie, Fund, King Edward's Hospital, for London: Meet. before term, 690 826 ing of General 932 Ethyl alcohol: Bactericidal effect of mixtures Council, of FiNK, David Harold: Release from nervous tension, - Medical War Relief: Appeal, 772, 776 ethyl alcohol and water, with special reference 390 - Royal Medical Benevolent: Annual general to sterilization of the skin, and a note on the Fish, poisonous, 374 meeting, 58-Bequest, 69-A token of thanks- comparable effects of ether (G. T. L. Archer), FISH, F. J.: Recommendations ot the Goodenotigh giving, 100-Christmas gifts appeal, 543-Position 14Y (0). leading article, 222 report, 267 at the end of war (annotation), 735 10 JULY-DEC., 1945 BRITISH INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Fungous diseases: Chemotherapy of (annotation), GOODING, Simonds: Nocturnal cramp, 414 Haemorrhages, recurrent rectal giardiasis associated 326-A survey of, in Great Britain: results from GORDON, M. (and K. ZtNNEMANN): The in vitro with (George k. Hemming), 185 the first eighteen months (J. T. Duncan), 715 (0) sensitivity of H. influenzae to penicillin, with Haemorrhoids, rectal: Haematuria after injection Furunculosis, 830 special reference to meningeal strains of Pittman's of, 864 type b, 795 (0) HALFORD, M. E. H.: Disclaimer, 520 - R. M. (and others): Tropical medicine, 895 Hall, George, obituary notice of, 587 - Robert, obituary notice of, 905 1. Simson: Diseases of the Nose, Thiroat, and G - Thomas L.: Bassini's operation for inguinal Ear. A Handbook for Students and Practitioners, hernia, 181 3rd ed., 886 GABRIEL, W. B.: Managemenit of the permanent GORDON-TAYLOR, Gordon (and Arthur ELTON): HALL-SMITH, Patrick: Psychiatry in she Services, colostomy, 229-Stovaine anaesthesia, 545 Catalogue of medical films, 335 625 GAINSBOROUGH, Hugh: Doctors and the social GORDON-WATSON, Sir Charles: Management of the Hallux valgus, 108 trend, 334 permanent colostomy, 229 HAMBLY, E.: Nerve injuries in children, 474, 627 GAISFORD, Wilfrid F.: Non-specific mesenteric Gosset, Antonin, death of, 447 Hamer, Capt. John Michael, death of, in lymphadenitis, 861 GOrrLIEs, B.: High-colour-index anaemia due to Bermuda, 335 Galen: A new text (book review), 288 vitamin C deficiency, 119 (0) HAMILTON, A. J. C. (and H. J. R. KIRKPATRICK): GALLEY, A. H. (and J. H. PEEL): Apparatus for - Philip M. (and Erich URBACH): Allergy, 321 Actinomycosis successfully treated with penicillin: caudal analgesia, 36 Government programme, 268 report of 2 cases, 728 (0) GALLOP, E.: Dermatitis of navel, 342 GOWLAND, Marshall M.: Local peniciliin in - M. : " Reasons" for scientific research, 549 Galloway, Sir David James, obituary notice of, 825 purulent pericarditis, 922 HANCOCK, Thompson: Potassium thiocyanate for Gall-stones: Unusual termination of intestinal GRAF, K. A.: Infant feeding and duodenal ulcer, hypertension, 662 obstruction due to a gall-stone (A. J. d'Abreu), 702 Hands: Infection of skin of,' 450-On " acroparacs- 388-Aetiology of gall-stones: Presidential Address GRAHAM, A. J. P.: Simple apparatus for penicillin thesia " and so-called " neuritis " of hands and to the Medical Society of London (Sir James administration, 768 arms in women: their probable relation to brachial Walton), 593 (0); correspondence, 700 - James D. P.: Recurrence of infective plexus pressure by normal first ribs (F. M. R. GALPIN, P. A.: Digestive disorders and swallowed hepatitis, 862 Walshe), 596 (0); correspondence, 706. 746, 820 sputum, 556 GRAHAM-LITTLE, Sir Ernest: Recommendations of HANNA, John Herbert: Position of medical Galvanism: Influence. of galvanic stimulation on the Goodenough Committee, 199-Doctors and research, 29 muscle atrophy resulting from denervation the sozial trend, 476-Tribute to Dr. T. Wilson HANSON, J. C. H. (and T. C. BEARD): Saline (E. C. S. Jackson and H. J. Seddon), 485 (0) Parry, 515-The proposed National Health infusion bottle, 822 correspondence, 622 Service, 936 -J. F. H. (and R. B. LOGUE): Case of conm- GANG, Marcell: Alien doctors, 136 GRAINGER, A. (and others): Thiouracil in treatment plete heart-block in pre-eruptive stage of rubella, Ganglionectomy, lumbar (annotation), 92 of thyrotoxicosis, 343 (0) 672 Gangrene, gas, acidaemia in, 449 GRATTAN, D. A.: Case of gangrene of Meckel's HARKNESS, John (and others): Significance of - of Meckel's diverticulum, a case of (D. A. diverticulum, 85 E.S.R., 741 Grattan), 85 Graves's disease, thiouracil for, 792 Harper, Frances Margaret, obituary notice of. 944 GARBER, N.: Treatment of post-traumatic headache, GRAY, F.: Day nurseries, 135, 267-The child with HARRIES, E. H. R.: Immunization of young 272 frequent colds, 742 children, 131 GARDNER, Eric: A fatal shot, 376 - William D.: Erythema nodosum and tuber- HARRIS, A: Psychiatry in the Services, 582 - Frances (and others): Therapeutic effect of culosis, 286 H.: Telling the patient, 581 induced jaundice in rheumatoid arthritis, 677 (0) Greece: Rehabilitation of the blind, 239 - I.: Phytic acid and calcium deficiency, 746 correspondence, 782, 859, 864 GREEN, A. P.: Reviving the newborn, 144 - Capt. St. George Eyre, obituary notice of, 66 GARMANY, Gerald: Psychiatry in the Services, 625 GREEN-ARMYTAGE, V. B.: Acute inversion of uterus, - Wilfred: An occupational therapy departnment, GARNHAM, P. C. C.: Malaria epidemics at excep- 366 64 tionally high altitudes in Kenya, 45 (0) Greene, Major Alfred Charles, death of, in HARRISON, Norman K.: Press publicity, 549 GARROD, L. P.: Penicillin therapy in bone and India, 335 HARROWER, Kate Doctors and the social ti-end. soft-tissue lesions in the limbs, 23 GREENHILL, J. P. (editor): The 1944 Year Book of 302 GASKELL, H. S.: Doctors and the social trend, 445 Obstetrics and Gynecology, 257 HARRY, Ralph G.: Modern Cosmeticology, 2nd ed., -The E.S.R.: " Fourteen points," 940 GREENWOOD, Major: Identification of epidemics, 572 Gastric juice, resting, acid-fast crganisms in (John 101-Longevity, 624 HART, F. D'Arcy (and E. J. KING): Pneumoconiosis Yates), 530 (0); correspondence, 702 GREGORY, R. A.: Teaching of physiology, 26 of coal-miners, 194 Gastroscopy, risks of, with the flexible gastroscope GREGSON, D. A. (and others): Thiouracil in treat- F. D. (and Gerald SLOT): Glandular fevrer with (C. M. Fletcher and F. Avery Jones), 421 (0) ment of thyrotoxicosis, 343 (0) neutropenia, 495 (0); correspondence, 702, 743, correspondence, 510, 543 GREIG, Anne C. V.: Anaemia in the child with 896 GAVRONSKY, J. O.: Penicillin grown from a frequent colds, 703 HARTLEY, Sir Percival: International biological nutrient medium prepared from potato extract, Grenfell Mission, in aid of, 634 standards (Walter Ernest Dixon Memorial 82 (0) GRENVILLE-MATHERS, R.: Stethoscope versus x rays, Lecture, R.S.M.), 579 GECKELER, Edwin O.: Plaster of Paris Technic, 355 941 HARTMAN, Gerhard (and Arthur C. BACHMEYER): GEE, Arthur C.: So You Have a Toddler, 427 GRIFFIN, Dr. (Archbishop of Westminster): Day The Hospital in Modern Society, 691 GELL, P. G. H.: Penicillin and synthetic rubber, 622 nurseries, 60 Harvard system, 864 GEMMILL, G.: Study of food habits, 705 GRIFFITH, H. D.: Study of protein metabolism, 815 HARVEY, Clare: Morphological abnormalities in General paresis: Pyretotherapy for, 308-Typarsa- GRIMALDI, G. J. (and others): Mumps and mumps human spermatozoa, 230 mide for, 374 orchitis, 767 - H. W.: Recent Advances in the Chemistry - practitioner. See Medical profession GRIMSON, T. A.: Administration of penicillin by and Biology of Sea Water, 924 " Geomedicine," 896 intramuscular drip, 849 HAWKINS, C. F.: " The humane A.P. refill," 742 Geriatrics: Care of the aged (annotation), 162- GUEST, A. I. (and Ian G. W. HILL): Prevention Haworth, James, obituary notice of, 446 Bucks Old People's Welfare (book notes), 572 of seasickness in assault craft ; report of experi- HAWTHORNE, C. O.: Education in safe milk, 230 -Club for research on ageing, 659 ments under tropical conditions, 6 (0) HAY, James R. W.: Domiciliary midwifery and the Germany: Diphtheria incidence, 613-Food of dis- Guild of St. Luke, SS. Cesmas and Danmian: family doctor, 401 placed persons, 631 Activities to be resumed, 238 HAYDON, L. J.: Doctors in uniform, 628 Giardia lamblia: Diarrhoea due to (J. F. Fraser Gums, vitamin C and (leading article), 18 Hay-fever. See Allergy and Robert Taylor), 184 (0)-Giardiasis associated GURD, Fraser B. (and F. Douglas ACKMAN): HAZELL, Kenneth: Haematuria after injection of with recurrent rectal haemorrhages (George R. Technique in Trauma. Planned Timing In the rectal haemorrhoids, 864 Hemming), 185 Treatment of Wounds, including Burns, 849 Head, injury cases, after-care of (annotation), 810 GIBSON, H. E.: Herpes ard varicella, 74 GUTHKELCH, A. N.: Management of recent fracture- Headache, post-traumatic, 272 GILBERT, Barton (and others): Midwifery: Principles dislocations of cervical spine, 880 Health centres: The special treatment centre, 235- and Practice for Pupil Midwives, Teacher Mid- GUTHRIE, Douglas: A History of Medicine, 606 Experimental, 553 wives, and Obstetric Dressers, 2nd ed., 533 - Charter Movement, Inter-Allied: Year Book, Gilkes, Humphrey Arthur, obituary notice of, 479 GYNAECOLOGY: 1945, 850 GILLESPIE, H. W.: Doctors and the social trend, Book reviews, 257, 356, 533 - education: Problems and methods (Walter 406 Climacteric, 307 P. Kennedy), 621 Robert Dick, obituary notices of, 670, 708, Dysmenorrhoea: Unilateral, a case of (A. M. -Minister of: Achievements of maternity and 787, 826 Claye), 438-In middle age, 450 child welfare during the war, 59-New Minister, - R. P.: Surface-marking lower border of liver, Endometrioma in small intestine, 240 191-Statement on compensation in respect of 942 Menopausal flushes, 35 medical practices, 834 ; leading article, 851 GILLIES, Sir Harold: Tribute to E. E. Young, 707 Menstruation: Epilepsy and, 143-Profuse periods - public: Its debt to experimental medical GILLIS, Leon Report on nearthrosis of shaft of in young girl, 374; correction, 414-Instruction research (Sir William Savage, Stephen Paget humerus for amputations round elbow-joint, about, 483 Memorial Lecturer, 1945), 615 686 (0) Ovary, very large granulosa-cell tumour of (H. A. - service, an integrated (annotation on R.A.V.C. Given, Flight Lieut. Hugh Macivor, killed in action, Kelsey), 922 work in Mediterranean theatres), 360 826 Uterus: Sex hormones to control uterine bleeding, GLAISTER, John: Medical Jurisprudence and 341 ; correction, 376-Action of magnesium on HEART: Toxicology, 8th ed., 730 (annotation), 393 ; correspondence, 475 Apex beat, 271 Glandular fever. See Fever Vaginal secretion, diminished, after pregnancy, 412 Cardiac arrhythmia: Quinidine supplies, 373 GLEADOW, E. F.: Identification of gas cylinders, 233 Vesico-vaginal fistula, irreparable, in Iraq: treat- - complications, 36 cases of, in 602 cases of GLEDHILL, E.: Acute inversion of uterus, 819 ment by ureterocolostomy (Donald M. Douglas), scarlet fever (G. Neubauer), 780 Glenoid. See Shoulder 78 (0); leading article, 89 - failure, mersalyl and, 308 GLOVER, Edward: The Psycho-Pathology of Virginity, signs of, 908 Congenital septal defects complicated by cerebral Prostitution, 768 abscess: records of 3 cases (S. L. Robbins), Glycosuria: Renal, 35-And pruritus, 556 267 GLYNN, L. E. (and others): Nutritional macrocytic Ductus arteriosus, patent, ligation of (annotation), anaemia, 550; correction, 586 H 612 GODBERT, A. L. (and R. BELCHER): Semi-Micro Extrasystoles, 483 Quantitative Organic Analysis, 428 HADDON, J. W. L.: Case of left-sided appendicitis, Fibrillation, paroxysmal auricular, 412, 871 GODDARD, Deryck L. H.: Effort syndrome in West 569 (0) Heart-block, complete, in pre-eruptive stage of African soldiers, 266 Haematemesis, blindness following (James Black), rubella (R. B. Logue and J. F. H. Hanson), GOHAR, M. A.: Transmission of infection during 920 (0) 672 withdrawal of blood, 62 Haematology, terminological exactitude in, 865 In influenza (annotation), 359 Gold, colloidal (Lange) reaction, 754 Haematoma after hydrocele operation, 71 Mitral stenosis and auricular fibrillation (S. Ben- GONIN, M. W.: Belsen Camp, 65 Haemoglobin levels. See Anaemia Asher), 918 Good, Thomas Saxty, obituary notice of, 747 Haemoglobinuria, nocturnal, case of (John A. Posture in heart disease, 948 GOODALL, James Robert: A Study of Endometriosis, Milne), 84 (0) Premature systoles, 34 Endosalpingiosls, Endocervicosis, and Peritoneo- Haemolytic disease and congenital syphilis in Rheumatic fever and heart disease (Harveian ovarian Sclerosis, 2nd ed., 356 siblings: role of Rh factor (Marjory N. Oration by John Parkinson), 578 Goodenough report. See Medical education McFarlane), 494 (0) Syncope, some causes of (annotation), 772 JULY-DEC., 1945 INDEX BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL

Heartburn and cholec)stitis, 412 HOPWOOD, F. L.: Rontgen's influence on medical HUGHES, R. Arthur: Oedema during macrocytic Heekes, John William, obituary notice of, 867 physics (R.S.M.), 699 anaemia, 782 HELLIER, F. F.: Training for released Sers ice HORDER, Lord: Welfare work a branch of medicine, HUMPHREYS, D. R.: Spontaneous lobectomy associa- doctors, 477 865 ted with B. friendlanderi, 186 HELLIWELL, C. J. V.: Case of third-generation HORGAN, J. B.: Blind intubation, 623 HUNT, J. Gordon: Women in labour, 332 syphilis, 186 correspondence, 585 - M. J.: Nerve injuries in children, 474 HUNTER, J. W. A.: Aldridge's operation for urinary Helminthic infections, 129 Hormone, anterior-pituitary-like, content of urine in stress incontinence, 438 Hemicolectomy, 4 cases of (Hugh MacCarthy), 570 pregnant women, relation between gastric acidity Hussein, Ghulam, obituary notice of, 788 HEMMING, George R.: Giardiasis associated with and (Stanley Way), 182 (0) HUTCHINSON, C. A.: Fenestration for otosclerosis. recurrent rectal haemorrhages, 185 - cortical: Output of (annotation), 854 626 M.; Artificial respiration, 520 Hormones, sex, to control uterine bleeding, 341 HUTCHISON, Sir Robert: Elements of Medical HEMPHILL, R. E.: Newspaper publicity, 137 correction, 376 Treatment, 4th ed., 86 Hempson, Geoffrey, obituary notice of. 30 HOSFORD, John: Surgical catgut, 668 Hydatid disease of lung, 135, 197 HENDERSON, D. K.: Tribute to R. D. Gillespie, 670 Hydrogen peroxide, sore finger-tips in industry pro- H. J.: Jelly-fish stings, 300 HOSPITALS: tected by (J. Vincent Bates), 154 (0) Norman P.: Bureaucracy and the control of Bristol: And district, 471-Provident Fund, 814; Hydronephrosis and calculus formation, 341 medical appliances, 65-Doctors and the social correction, 950 Hydrops and foetal erythroblastosis in twins (Eileen trend, 302, 514 Canadian, on Cliveden Estate: Conversion to Malone), 496 Hendry, George A. Maxwell, obituary notice of. civilian use, 139 ; correction, 170 Hyperhidrosis of palms, 203 905 Catering, courses in (Nuffield Trust), 297 Hypertension (T. Izod Bennett), R.S.M., 661; corre- James, obituary notice of, 408 Children's, visiting in, 242 spondence, 746 HENNELL, P. G.: Clinical photography, 739 County, staffing of, 902 - arterial, review of book on, 187 HENRY, Arnold K.: Extensile Exposure Applied to Diet: Second memorandum of King Edward's Hypoglycaemic fatigue, 234 Limb Surgery, 806 Hospital Fund, 328 Hysteria mimicking meningism (B. E. Finch and Joyce: Epidemic diarrhoea and vomiting, 666 Down Mental Hospital, Downpatrick: Report for N. Tronchin-James), 532 Hepatitis, infective: Therapeutic trial of choline 1944 on electro-convulsive therapy, 567 canine (annotation), 432 chloride (J. S. Richardson and W. S. Suffern), Emoluments, undervalued, 872 156 (0); leading article, 573-Mortality rates, Glasgow Royal Infirmary: Grant from Nuffield 203-Treatment of, 266, 298-Missed cases of Trust, 319 infective hepatitis: evidence of liver damage Government and, 709 without symptoms among a community at risk: Hospital at report to the M.R.C. (M. R. Pollock), 598 (0)- work (book review), 691 IBBOTSON, Colin (and M. C. MENON): Scrub typhus. Neurological complications of (J. F. Stokes and -Service Plan (Hospital Services Ltd.), 936 a clinical study, 112 (0); Prophylactic vaccine, others), 642 (O)-Recurrence, 861-Liver function Infection of wounds, further reduction in hospital 293, 399 in. gauged by hippuric acid synthesis tests (Valentine Logue and Wylic McKissock), 415 Ichthyosis, 713, 832 (M. R. Pollock), 878 (0) (0) Ileitis, chronic regional, 332, 405 Hepato-renal syndrome, 830 King's College Hospital, London: Rcsearch Ileus, paralytic, prophylaxis of, by administration Heredity: Intermarriage of black and white, 591- scholarships in diabetes, 69 of morphine (J. T. Chesterman and W. J. In cleft palate, hare-lip, and spina bifida. 634 Leeds General Infirmary: Medical Faculty recom- Sheehan), 528 (0); correspondence, 622, 740, 817, mendations for war memorial, 807 950 HERDMAN, K. N.: Acute yellow necrosis of liver London 938, following trilene anaesthesia, 689 (0); corre- Hospital: New kitchens, 238-Annexe at ILLINGWORTH, C. F. W. (and B. M. DICK): Text- Brentwood, 411-Beds in Whitechapel, 411 book of Surgical Pathology, 5th ed., 356 spondence, 784, 820 problems, 130-Agenda for planning Lon- Hernia, inguinal: A criticism of the Bassini opera- don tion and its modifications (George B. Mair), 178 hospitals: King Edward's Fund proposals, INCOME TAX: (O)-Bassini's operation for inguinal hernia 297 Additional practice, acquisition of, 949 (Thonias L. Gordon), 181 (0)-Sclerosing solutioti Maida Vale Hospital for Nervous Diseases: De- Annuity, repayment of tax on, 241 for, 204 partment of Occupational Therapy, 64 Appointment, salaried: Hotel expenses, 143-Car zoster: And Marie Curie Hospital for Cancer and Allied 413-Expenses: living in, 794 Herpes varicella, 74, 714-Pituitary Diseases: expenses, extract for, 171-And chicken-pox (James Taylor), Re-establishment Fund, 270 Balance sheets, 107 385 (0) Maudsley Hospital, staffing of, 933 Board and lodging, payment in lieu of, 910 HERSCHELL, Woolf (and John T. SCALES): Perspex Memorial Cancer Hospital, New York: Grant of Car: Replacement, 341, 484, 910-Deduction for in orthopaedics, 423 (0); correspondence, 512, £1,000,000 for cancer research, 339 use of, 376-Sale of car, 376-Car expenses, 585 Mental: Conditions in, 749-In wartime, 778 520-Future sale of, 949 HEWER, C. Langton: Trichlorethylene, 440 Moor Park Hospital, North Shields' Investigation, Cash " or " bookings " basis, 74-Cash books, Hiccup in infancy, 240 482 413 HICK, W. E.: Psychiatry in the Services, 583 National Hospital, London: Otological research Change from civilian earnings to Army pay, 107 unit, 126, 139 in and service, 143 HICKIN, N. E.: Spraying enclosed spaces, 172 30 Changes employment HIGGS, S. L.: 71 cases of bone grafting, 23 No. General: Sent to Norway, 589 Colonial Service, retirement from, 73, 241, 272 Higson, Richard Woodward, obituary notice of, 787 Nursing staffs: Factors in assessing requirements, Dispensers' salaries, 272 HILL, E. Falkner: Anaesthetic risks, 746 398 Domestic help, 413 511, Portable surgical, for China, 27 A. of Eire resident: English building society interest, Ian G. W. (and I. GUEST): Prevention Princess Tsahai sea-sickness in assault craft, report of experiments Memorial Hospital, Addis Ababa, 714 under tropical conditions, 6 (0) 74 Equipment, new, 241 Fatal case Queen Charlotte's: The new hospital (annotation), Examiner's 74 K. R. (and G. ROBINSON): of 811 fees, D.D.T. poisoning in a child with account of 2 Expenses: Allowance, 73-In connexion with accidental deaths in dogs, 845 (0) Victoria Cottage Hospital, East Grinstead: different appointments, 73-Life assurance, HILLEBOE, Herman E. (and Russell H. MORGAN): Gift from Australian Government, 69- 592-Of employment, 832 Mass Radiography of the Chest, 86 Canadian R.A.F. Memorial Wing, 411 Furniture, depreciation of, 308 HILLIER, Lieut.-Col.: Dermatitis from clothing im- Royal Eye Hospital, London: Department of Ground rent and repairs, 142 pregnated with D.D.T., 934 Industrial Ophthalmology established, 518 India, return from, 143 HILTON, S. M.: National research into tuberculosis, Halifax Infirmary: Bequest, 239 Indian Army personnel, 376 Victoria Hospital: Tuberculosis Trust 30th Interest on war 376 901 annual loan, HIMSWORTH, H. P. (and others): Nutritional report, 329 Locumtenent, 592, 794 macrocytic anaemia, 550; correction, 586 St. Bartholomew's: New hospital in Watford Maid: Cost of board and lodging, 107 HIN, A. K. Ng Chhung: Sporadic case of area, 139-Bequests, 411-Bart's in the war, Military pay for period of return voyage, 871 trichiniasis, 219 592 Partnership: Partner acquires whole practice, 36- HINDMARSH, T. A. (and others): The Mikulicz St. George's: New site at Tooting, 948 -Tax due on share of profits, 73-Division of resection operation for gangrenous intussusception St. John Ophthalmic Hospital, Jerusalem: Report liability, 107-Taking on a partner, 142- in infants, 382 (0) for 1944, 151 Additional share of profits, 484 HINGSON, Robert A.: Women in labour. 196 St. Mary's, Paddington: Centenary celebrations, Part-time employment, 73 Hip, mono-articular osteo-arthritis of, 28 22-Disclaimer, 592 Pensions, 341, 376 Hirsutism: Treatment of, 34-Bleaching for, 106 Services, future: Pattern for London and sur- Postgraduate course, 241, 909 Histoplasmosis (annotation), 125 rounding area, 56 Practice: Assessment here while serving abroad, HOCH, Hans (and John MARRACK): Estimation of Sheffield Radium Centre: Gift for radio- 142-Purchase of, 308, 413-Starting: expenses, serum proteins, 151 (0)-Estimation of serum therapeutic research, 270 413 proteins by the Linderstrom-Lang gradient, 876 (0) Sick Children, Hospital for, Great Ormond Street: Premises, ownership of, 413 HOOARTH, J. C.: Telling the patient, 513 93rd annual report, 184 Refund: Amount due, 909 Small: Efficiency and economy, 330 - R. G.: Rehabilitation of skin patients, 628 Residence: Free, 949-Payment in lieu of, 949 HOGBEN, Hamilton: Prevention of epidemic enteritis Tata Memorial Hospital, Bombay: First triennial Return to U.K., 107 in nurseries, 131 report, 129 Sickness insurance benefit, 910 HOGG, P. (and C. D. BRADLEY): Case of pneu- Uganda: Hospital and Medical School to be Subscriptions, professional, 828 mococcal meningitis in newborn infant treated established, 507 Travelling expenses, 949 with sulphadiazine: recovery, 194 Voluntary disposition of income, 341 HOHN, E. O.: Pituitary stimulation by light. 860 HoUGtITON, L. E. (and T. Holmes SELLORS): Afds. War damage contributions, 107 HOLDER, Eldred J.: Surgical catgut, 743 to Tuberculosis for Nurses, 390 Wife: Salary as dispenser, 376-Payment to, 714 Holland, medical books for, 740 HOULTON, C. L.: Tribute to Margaret Balfour, 904 X-ray apparatus, 74 HOLLAND, Eardley: Tribute to James Hendry, 408 HouNSLOW, A. G.: Acid-fast organisms in gastric HOLLMAN, A: Anatomical nomenclature, Incontinence: Aldridge's operation for urinary stress 414 iuice, 702 incontinence (J. W. A. Hunter), 438-In the HOLLOWAY, H. P.: Hygiene in sanatoria, 272 HouSDEN, Leslie: The happy family, 60 792 HOLMAN, J. C.: Nutritional diarrhoea, 705 - Leslie George: Home-Life and the Communtity, elderly, HOLMES, E. G.: Observations on oedema occurring Indexes, half-yearly, 20, 929 158 Conference of medical 70- during course of macrocytic anaemia, 561 (0) Housing: Statistics, 32-And health (H. Nelson), India: consultants, correspondence, Longevity and old age in the Punjab (Khan 782 395 (0); correspondence, 508, 585 Bahadur M. Yacob and Satya Swaroop), 433 (0); (and others): Ncurological complications HoUSTON, John (and others): Significance of E.S.R., correspondence, 545-Leprosy control (annotation), of infective hepatitis, 642 (0) 741 health training 541-Health of - J. MacD. (and B. R. SWORN): Sciatic HowsTr, H. G.: " Atomic pregnancy," 342 466-Public in, .. Bengal, 1941, 907 neuritis," 350 (0); correspondence, 440, 544, HUBBACK, Eva M.: Population Facts and Policies, 283 582, 701, 703 49 lndustrial Welfare and Personnel Management, Home: Going home (annotation), 20 HUDSON, H. N. G.: Operation for recurrent sub- INDUSTRY: Hong Kong, nutritional deficiencies in, before the luxation of temporo-mandibular joint, 354-Three Graphite workers, pneumoconiosis of, 195 Japanese invasion (Lydia Fehily), 468 (0) cases of closed abdominal injury, 419 (0) Hands: Sore finger-tips in industry-protection by Honours: Resignation, 238 HUGGErr, A. St. G. (and Esther M. KILLICK): hydrogen peroxide (J. Vincent Bates), 154 (0) HOPE, Richard: Milk still unsafe, 231 Medical education: need for personnel, 439 High temperatures, work at (leading article), 357 HOPKINS, Philip: Peripheral arterial embolectomy, Hughes, Ernest William Shaw, obituary notice of, Ozone in the factory, 520. 117 (0) 906 Women on war work (annotation), 325 BRITISH 12 JULY-DEC., 1945 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

INFANTS: Jacques, Evelyn Bessie (nee Salter), obituary notice KESSEL, Lipmann: A simplified method of applying Atresia, duodenal, in newborn (Patricia Leitch), of, 867 the Thomas splint, 463 885 Jamaica: Dietary (W. E. McCulloch), 127 (0) KEYES, Muriel: Epilepsy and menssrtration, 143 Book reviews, 886 JAMES, G. W. B.: Lessons in psychiatry learned KEYs, Thomas E.: The History of Surgical Breast-feeding: Newer concepts of. 97. 267- from military service (R.S.M.), 620 A naesthesia, 571 Mastitis and, 340-Insufficient milk, 592-To JAMIESON, G. A.: Psychiatry in the Services, 624 KHANNA, M. N.: Torsion of omentum. 729 time-table, 744, 862 JARCHO. Saul: Knyveton's Diary of a Surgeon, 910 Kidneys: Dietary accommodation in renal failure Bronchitis and pneumonia in London infants Jaundice, homologous serum: Mortality rates, 203 (annotation), 696-Chronic interstitial nephritis, (annotation), 466 -Prevention of (J. F. Loutit and K. Maunsell), diet in, 909 Feeding: In infancy and childhood (book review), 759 (O)-Transmission of, during blood trans- Kidson, Major Campbell William, death of, 552 427-And duodenal ulcer, 702 fusion, 783 Kilgour, Major Hugh McPherson. mis§ing from Flat feet," 71 induced, therapeutic effect of, in rheumatoid Singapore, now reported to have died as prisoner Hicctip, 240 arthritis (Frances Gardner and others), 677 (0) of war in Rangoon. 32 Icterus gravis neonatorum, relation between con- correspondence, 782, 859, 864 Killen, Willian Marcus. obituary notice of, 516 genital obliteration of bile ducts and (M. 0. JASLOWITZ, H.: Reaction to penicillin. 767 KILLICK, Esther M. (and A. St. G. HUGGETT): Skelton and Geoffrey H. Tovey), 914 (0) JEFFERSON, Geoffrey: Neurologist and neturosuirgeoni. Medical education: need for personnel, 439 Infant feeding and duodenal ulcer, 585 473 KIMBER. W. J. T.: Disability not disablement, 864 Intussusception: Mikulicz resection operation for Gertrude: Disclaimer, 108 Kindberg, Michael Leon, death of. 409 gangrenous intussusception in infants (T. A. Jelly-fish stings, 300 KING. A. J.: Future of venereology. 902 Hindmarsh and others), 382 (0) Jenkins, W. David, obituary notice of, 867 - E. J. (and F. D'Arcy HART): Pncumoconiosis Language, acquisition of, 204 JERRAM, Ursula (and Doyne BELL): Tuberculin of coal-miners, 194 Lumbar puncture in, 483 testing in children: comparison of methods, 215 KINMONTH, J. B.: The filigree operation. 98 Management of Older Babies (pamphlet), 607 (0) KINSELLA, V. J.: Tobacco smoking and health, 900 Meningitis, pneumococcal: Case with recovery in JOAD, Margaret: Acute yellow atrophy after trilene KIRKPATRICK, H. J. R. (and A. J. C. HAMILTON): female newborn infant (P. Hogg and C. D. anaesthesia, 820 Actinomycosis successfully treated with peniillin: Bradley), 194 JOHNSON, E. H. (and J. DUNCAN): Neutralizing report of 2 cases, 728 (0) Mortality of. and social conditions (leading article). gastric HCI, 556 Sttrg. Lieut. Ross McFaul, missing. presuLmed 392; correspondence, 477 Emily E.: Trilene in midwifery, 331 killed, 238 Newborn: Reviving the, 144-Unusual cause of -- M. L. (and M. ABERCROMBIE): Premedical KIRMAN, Brian H. (and Charles COMERFORD): intestinal obstruction in, 414 zoology. 262 (0); correspondence. 334, 404- Pellagra in a morphine addict. 44 (0) corre- Ophthalmia neonatorum, 411 New Biology, 533 spondence. 547, 705. 785, 823 Parenteral infections, use of penicillin in (E. C. - W. M. (and 0. T. DAVIS): Observations on KIRTON, A. C.: Venereal disease prophylaxis. 28 Ross Couper), 876 22 cases of pancreatitis, 420 KIRWAN. P.: Treatment of intractable eczen'a. 36 Premature: Stilboestrol for, 374-Heated carrier JOHNSTON, D. J. Gair: Safe milk, 330 KITCHIN, D. Harcourt: Tribute to R. D. Gillespie, for transporting (J. N. O'Reilly), 731 - Lennox: Effects of tobacco smoking oni health. 787 Still's disease in girl of 19 months (A. Louis). 569 98 Ian D.: March fracture, 64, 134 Suffoiation, accidental (W. H. Davison), 251 JOLY, J. S.: Emergency treatment of fractured (and David A. RICHMOND): Two untusual (0); correspondence, 332 femur with shortening. 232 stress fractures, 214 (0) Swaddling, 74 Jones, Charles Edward Mellersh, obituary notice of, Knee-joint: Changes in, at various ages (leading Thumb-sucking, 74 268 article), 290-Arthrography of (E. Somerville). 738 - David Johnston, obituary notices of. 587. 944 KNIGHT, Kenneth L. (and Richard M. and George Infection: Transmission of, during withdrawal of -- D. W. Carmalt: Annals of the University of E. BOIHART): Keys to the Mosquitoes of the Aus- blood, 62-Further reduction in hospital infection Otago Medical School, 1875-1939, 289 tralasian Region. Including a synopsis of their of wounds (Valentine Logue and Wylie - E. ldris: Telling the patient, 581 Distribution and Breeding Habits, 607 McKissock), 415 (0) - F. Avery (and C. M. FLETCHER): Risks of Knyveton's Diary of a Surgeon. 910 Infertility, 633 gastroscopy with the flexible gastroscope, 421 (0): KODICEK, E.: Vitamin C in healing of skin wounds Influenza: Heart in (annotation), 359-Will there correspondence, 510, 543 and in bone repair, 96 be an epidemic? (leading article), 732-The in - G. J.: A misnomer (sulphonamides). 450 KOLMER, John A.: PeniciNin Therapy, intluding vitro sensitivity of H. influenzae to penicillin, with - H. M. Royds: Estimation of E .S.R. at sea, Tyrothricin and Other Antibiotic Therapy. 462 special reference to meningeal strains of Pittman's 546 KREMER. Michael: Meningitis after spinal analgesia, Type b (M. Gordon and K. Zinnemann), 795 (0); -Ronald: Massive surgical emphysema. pneuL- 309 (0); correspondence, 402, 511 meningitis due to a penicillin- and sulphonamide- mothorax, and pneumoperitoneum, 530 (0); Kruckmann, Emil, death of. 447 sensitive Pittman b strain of H. influenzae: re- correspondence, 665, 817 covery (D. G. McIntosh and Constance F. Flight Lieut. Samuel Lloyd, obituary notice of, Drysdale), 796 (0) 335 INGRAM, John T.: Fox-Fordyce disease, 242 - Sydney: Administration of penicillin. 400 Iniections, subcutaneous, rubbing the skin after, 830 -Sir Thomas, obituary notice of. 237 INSLEY, John L.: Blind intubation, 512 JOSEPH, J.: Alien doctors, 66 L Institute, Agricultural Economic Research: Country - Capt. Jacob Hyman, killed. 552 Planning. A Study of Rural Problems (leading Journal, Indian Army Medical Corps (annotation), Labyrinth. See Otology article on). 358 126 Lactation. See Obstetrics - of Hospital Administrators: Report on training - of Nervous and Mental Diseases: Change in LAFITTE, Francois: Britain's Way to Social Secutity, and qualifications of administrators, 797 editorship, 69 923 - Lister: Work of, 94 JOYCE, Joseph C.: A coincidence (dextrocardia in LAIRD. S.M.: Acute yellow atrophy after trilene National, for the Blind: Annual report. 948 twins), 548 anaesthesia. 820 of Physics: Report for 1944, 25 Jungle sores, a series of 21 cases of polyneuritis LAKE. Norman C.: A freakish occurrence, 287- - Queen's, of District Nursing: Midwifery cases after (R. L. Ward and A. S. Mason), 252 (0) Small hospitals: efficiency and economy, 330 in 1944, 398 JUPE, John H.: The electron microscope, 500 LAMB, J. H.: Two cases of vesicular eruption due -- Regional Radium, Bradford: Research scholar- to penicillin, 723 ship founded, 632 Lambah, Vishwa Mitra, obituary notice of. 30 - Royal, of Public Health and Hygiene: Presi- LAMBERT, Wright: An eyeless needle, 242-Trilene dent elected, 447 analgesia in general practice, 403-Women in - - Sanitary: Chairman elected. 33-European labour, 513 health problems: the work of U.N.R.R.A.. 892 Lambliasis, diiodo-hydroxyquinoline in, 512 Institution, Royal Eastern Counties', for the Mentally K Lamont, Lieut.-Col. John Charles, obituary notice Defective: Retirement of Dr. F. D. Turner. 137 of, 32 Insulin: For delirium tremens (annotation), 91- Kala-azar, asymptomatic, in soldiers from oser-seas Lancashire, George Herbert, obituary notice of, 788 And the motorist (medico-legal), 815. See also (T. G. Armstrong), 918 (0) Lancaster. Ernest le Cronier, obituary notice of, 587 Diabetes KALMYKOV, G. F.: Re-amputation, 23 LAND, Frank T.: Novelists' resuscitation after Insurance: Industrial injuries, 552-Health insurance Kaposi's disease: Record of a case of special in- drowning. 241 benefit, 631 terest (S. Nesbitt and others), 265 LANDER. C. LI. A case of acute dilatation of - tinemployment, housemaid-receptionist and. Kayne, G. Gregory, obituary notice of, 101 stomach, 387 376 KEAY, D. M. (and D. G. MCINTosH): Significance LANDSTEINER, Karl: The Specificity of Serological Intelligence and epilepsy (annotation), 773 of the E.S.R., 584; correction, 676 Reactions (revised edition), 389 Intermarriage of black and white, 591 (and others): Methods for determining plasma LANE. R. F. (and others): Epidemic diarrhoea and Internment: Doctors released from Japan, 518, 554. proteins. Value in a group of boys aged 14- 15. vomiting, 627 589, 711 456 (0) Lieut.-Col. William Byam, obituary notice of, Intestinal antiseptics, 142 KEEVIL, Nora L. (and R. Glyn MORGAN): Full-term 826 Intravenous therapy, review of book on. 427 extra-uterine pregnancy associated with extensive Lanette wax, 449 Intussusception in infants. See Infants prolapse, 649 LANGDON-BROWN, Sir Walter: Tribtute to Dr. T. Iodine: " Talbot's iodine," 105 KELLY. Carlisle: Domiciliary midwifery and the Wilson Parry, 515 lodochlorhydroxyquinoline, 413 family doctor, 402 LANGDON-DAVIES, John: Press publicity. 444 Iraq, conditions in, 413 KELMAN, James: Significance of the E.S.R.. 823 LAPAGE, Geoffrey: Action of rubber on penicillin, Iron and thrombosis, 634 KELSEY, H. A.: A very large granulosa-cell tumour 474 IRWIN, D. H. (and E. FRANKEL): Unusual case of of ovary, 922 LATNER, A. L.: Treatment of infective hepatitis, 266 ruptured aortic aneurysm, 426-The child with KEMP, P. R.: Psychiatry in the Services, 706 Laurie, Alan R., obituary notice of. 101 frequent colds, 566 (0); correspondence, 667, KENNEDY, J. M.: Case of laryngo-tracheal diphtheria - J.: Psychiatry in the Services. 669 703, 742. 823 in a pregnant woman, 87 LAUTERBACH, D.: Epidemic diarrhoea and vomiting, ISMAILt C.: Sleep-walking. 108 - John: Experiences of a medical prisoner-of-war, 746 Italy: Journals and books for, 36. 832-Nutritional 513 LAVERY, F. S.: Binocular and monocular vision. 520 sturveys (annotation), 575 Walter P.: Health education, its problems and LAWRENCE, R. D.: Banting Memorial Diabetic Con- methods (Chadwick lecture), 621 valescent Home, 407 KENNEY, Richard G. (and others): Treatment of Lawrie, E. S., death of, during internment in infective hepatitis, 298 leading article, 573 Singapore, 660 Kenya: Malaria epidemics at exceptionally high LAWSON, Sir Arnold: Removal of the wrong eye, altitudes (P. C. C. Garnham), 45 (0) 367-R.M.B.F. Christmas gifts, 543 J Kerato-conjunctivitis. See Ophthalmology H. J., death of, during internment in Singapore, KERLEY, Peter: Stethoscope versus x rays, 856 660 JACKSON, E. C. S. (and H. J. SEDDON): Influence of KERN, R. A. (and others): 41 cases of Vincent's LAYCOCK, J. D.: Continuous pentothal, 511 galvanic stimulation on muscle atrophy resulting angina treated by penicillin, 718 LAZARUS, S.: Sulphaemoglobinaemia due to aniline from denervation, 485 (0); correspondence, 622 KERR, L. M. (and G. K. DE FOREST): Small derivatives, 565 (0) - (and others): Galvanic stimulation of dener- epidemic of streptococcal diseases in nurses LEACOCK, Aubrey: Case of chronic undermining vated muscle, 745 attending an infected child, 409 ulceration treated with penicillin, 765 (0) corre- - Margaret Hadley: Semen analysis, 230 KERSLEY, G. D.: The Rheumatic Diseases, 2nd ed.. spondence, 864 JACOBS, A. L.: Stethoscope versus x rays, 857 606 Lead palsv, 107 JULY-DEC., 1945 INDEX BRITISH 13 MEDICAL JOURNAL

Leading Articles: Linnaeus: Recovery of his Materia Medica, 931 MCCLUSKIE, John A.: Swaddling and thumb- Anti-vivisection societies and income tax, 291 LINSELL, W. D.: An aid to transfusion, 692 sucking, 74-Psychiatry in the Services, 625 Artificial limbs, 502 Listerellosis, human (annotation), 890 McCracken, James Smith, obituary notice of, 408 Aviation medicine, problems of, 123 Litt!e's disease, 634 McCrea, Arthur Selby, bequest to Royal Halifax Buying and selling practices, 770 Infirmary, 239 Carbon monoxide poisoning, 887 LIVER: - L. E.: Observations on 581 patients with Choline chloride, dosage and effects of, 573 Acute yellow necrosis following trilene anaesthesia prostatic hyperplasia of all types, 85 Decaying village, 358 (K. N. Herdman), 689 (0); correspondence, 784, MCCULLOCH, W. E.: A tropical dietary (Jamaica), Dissemination of poliomyelitis, 323 820 127 (0) Electromyography, 925 Amoebic abscess, pregnancy after, 106 MCCURRICH, H. J.: Colostomy, 230-Surgical cat- Epidemic diarrhoea, 189 Extracts: Restriction on use removed, 202, 373- gut, 784 risks in Europe, 809 Choice of, 482, 714, 910-Use of, 794-Intra- MACD9NALD, D. C.: Intravenous adrenaline, 342 Fenestration for otosclerosis. 430 muscular injection of, 948 - George: Acroparaesthesia, 746 Fifty thousand members, 125 Surface:marking the lower border, 941 - Peter: The urgent needs of civil medicine, 473 Food conditions in Poland, 391 MCDONNELL, M. F.: Death certificates, 234 habits, study of, 536 LIVINGSTONE, Sylvia M. (and L. J. WITTS): Effects McDougall, William, obituary notice of, 587 Freedom of the profession, 851 of choline, 664 McDowall, Andrew, Order of Al Rafidain conferred From war to peace, 221 Lobectomy. See Lungs on, by King of Iraq, 411 Future of populations, 258 LOCKET, S.: A syndrome resembling Addison's dis- MCFADYEAN, Kenneth: Alphabetical pride, 484 Haemoglobin levels in the fourth year of war, 89 ease, with severe anaemia, steatorrhoea, and McFARLAN, A. M. (and others): Trial of whooping- Hospital nurses: a new deal, 733 melanuria, 417 (0) cough vaccine in city and residential nursery Infant mortality and social conditions, 392 LOCKETT. Mary: Role of renin, 662 groups: report to M.R..C., 205 (0); leading Influenza epidemic: Will there be one? 732 LOGAN, David Dale (and Eneas K. MACKENZIE): article. 222; correspondence, 334 Knee-joint, changes in, at various ages, 290 Domciliary midwifery and the family doctor, 294; Patrick Frederick, obituary notice of, 200 Lung disease in coal-miners, 574 correspondence, 365, 401. 441 McFARLANE, Marjory N.: Haemolytic disease and Malaria: Control in the Tropics, 808-Triumph LOGUE, R. B. (and J. F. H. HANSON): Case of congenital syphilis in siblings: role of Rh factor. against, 653 Complete heart-block in pre-eruptive stage of 494 (0)-Anti-M iso-agglutinins in human serum, Malignant tumours of nasopharynx. 324 rubella, 672 883 (0) Mass observation and the birth rate. 926 -- Valentine (and Wylie McKISsocK): Further MACGOWAN, A.: Perspex in orthopaedics, 512 Medical future of the Colonies. 693 reduction in hospital infection of wasnds. 415 (0) J. P.: Mode of action of vitamin D, 545- - profession, organization of, in wartime, 17 LoMINSKI, 1. (and A. C. LENDRUM): Penicillin Nutritional macrocytic anaemia, 702-Phytic acid Medicine's debt to Pasteur, 429 pastilles, 818 and calcium deficiency. 832 Microbial antagonisms, 652 London infants, bronchitis and pneumonia in (anno- MACHARDY, R. S. (and L. T. CLARKE): Housing the Milk still unsafe, 160 tation), 466 returned consultant, 30 Minister's first steps, 851 Longevity and old age in the Punjab (Khan Bahadur McIndoe, A. H., decorated by the President of Nutrition in Newfoundland, 124 M. Yacob and Satya Swaroop), 433 (0); corre- Poland, 69 Ntitritional diarrhoea, 258 spondence, 545, 624, 950 MACKINTOSH, H. L.: Morphine prophylaxis of -macrocytic anaemia, 501 LOSEN, A. P. (and others): Observations on 96 cases paralytic ileus, 950 P and Rh, 535 of sporadic infectious mononucleosis, 88 MCINTOSH, D. G. (and Constance F. DRYSDALE): Pancreatic secretion, external, 51 LOTrAN, Douglas: Report for 1944 on electro- Meningitis due to a penicillin- and sulphonamide- Penicillin, mode of action of, 464 convulsive therapy at Down Mental Hospital, 567 sensitive Pittman b strain of H. influenzae: Post-war Vienna, 852 Louis. A.: Treatment of Still's disease, 569 recovery, 796 (0) Prostatic cancer, operative treatment of. 609 - Capt, Percy, previously reported missing at -(and D. M. KEAY): Significance of erythrocyte Representative Meeting, 159 Arnhem, now officially presumed killed in action, sedimentation rate, 584; corrections, 676, 754 Rh incompatibility and mental deficiency. 188 672 -(and others): Methods for determining plasma Rheumatism, campaign against, 771 LOURIE, E. M. (and others): Tropical medicine, 895 proteins: value in a group of boys aged 14-15, Sulphonamide treatment, 465 LOUTIT, J. F. (and K. MAUNSELL): Prevention of 456 (0) Surgical science in England, 888 homologous serum jaundice, 759 (0) MACKAY, Angus: Sleep-walking, 241 Syringes and spirit, 221 LOVE, R. J. McNeill: Spinal analgesia. 897 MACKEITH, Ronald: Cinematograph films of aviation Thrombo-embolism, 50 LOVETT, T.: Domiciliary midwifery and the family physiology, 199-Pasteur Institute during the Undernutrition in Belgium, 694 doctor, 366 occupation, 676 Vaccination against whooping-cough, 222 Low, W. Alexander (and A. D. MARSTON): Staffing McKelvie, A. R., decorated by the King of Egypt, Vesico-vaginal fistula, 89 of county hospitals. 902 70 Vitamin C and the gums, 18 Lowe, Arthur Hamilton, obituary notice of, 370 MACKENZIE. Melville: Local health services in the Work at high temperatures, 357 LowsoN's Textbook of Botany, 9th ed.. 886 U.S.A., 25 X rays, discovery of, 608 LUCK, James Murray (editor): Annual Resiew of N.: Temperament, Character, and Personality, Physiology, 186 692 League, International, against Epilepsy: Resumption Ludwig's angina, 369 MACKENZIE, Eneas K. (and David Dale LOGAN): of British branch, 373 Domiciliary midwifery and the family doctor. 294 LEAK, W. N.: Press publicity, 368-Descent of testis LUNGS: (0); correspondence, 365, 401, 441 in relation to temperature, 704 Emphysematous, sequelae of, 665, 817; correction, - W.: Journals and books for Italy, 36, 832 LEARMONTH, J. R.: Hospital diets, 97 910 MACKEY, W. Arthur: Aetiology of gall-stones, 700 LEAVELL, Hugh R.: Local health services in U.S.A., Fibroma, large, arising from pulmonary pleura of MACKINTOSH, Hugh L.: Epidemic diarrhoea and 25 right lower lobe (A. W. Fawcett), 425 vomiting, 666 Lee, Miss E., obituary notice of, 371 Hydatid disease, 135, 197 McKIssocK, Wylie (and Valentine LoGUE): Further -J.: An unusual case of the labyrinthine fistula Injury: Indications ofr surgery in penetrating reduction in hospital infection of wounds, 415 (0) symptom, 47 wounds of chest: importance of pulmonary MCLACHLAN, A. E. W.: Handbook of Diagnosis -Maurice: Medical photography, 407-Non- injury (G. Quist), 521 (0) and Treament of Venereas Diseases, 2nd ed., 731 specific mesenteric lymphadenitis, 818 Lobectomy, spontaneous, associated with Bacillus MACLAREN, D. W. D.: Domiciliary midwifery and LEGGETT, Bernard: Radiology and pyloric stenosis, friedldnderi (D. R. Humphreys), 186 the family doctor, 365 941 Pulmonary Disease, Chronic, in South Wales MACLEAN, lain H.: Medical supplies for Singapore, Legumes, sprouting, 505, 676 Coalminers (M.R.C. Special Report) (leading 479 Leicester: Atmospheric Pollution. A Scientific article on), 574 MACLEOD, J.: Training the general practitioner, 135 Survey, 924 McLETCHIE, N. G. B.: Crooke-Meligren cells, 898 Leishmaniasis, 129 LUNN-ROCKLIFFE, W. E. C.: Breast-feeding of MACMAHON, J. Ross: Milk still unsafe, 230 LENDRUM, A. C.: Penicillin injection apparatus, 199 infants. 592 MACMANUS, Desmond: Telling the patient, 706 -Alien doctors, 549 LUNTZ, George R. W. N.: Position of medical MCMASTER, A. M.: Prostatic obstruction, 864 (and 1. LoMINSKI): Penicillin pastilles, 818 research, 97-National research into tuberculosis. MCMURRAY, T. P.: Hugh Owen Thomas and the Lennane, Gerald Quin, obituary notice of, 586 781-Lupus vulgaris, 792; Treated with calciferol. Thomas splint, 737 LENNIE, R. A.: Tribut.e to James Hendry, 408 935 MACNALTY, Sir Arthur Salusbury: Medical poets, LENNON, G. Gordon: Paratyphoid ulcer of rectum, LYALL, Alexander: Spontaneous rupture of rectus 698-The Renaissance and its influence on English 496 muscle, 321-Treatment of acute appendicitis: medicine, surgery, and public health (Thomas LENNOX, Mary (and others): Role of animal-type Study of 480 consecutive cases, 719 (0); corre- Vicary Lecture, R.C.S.), 755 (0); correction, 872 dermatophytes in human ringworm, 346 (0) spondence, 863 -Tribute to Sir Farquhar Buzzard, 943 Leprosy: Control in India (annotation), 466-In LYDON, F. L.: Abacterial pyuria, 167-Penicillin: McNamara, Capt. Robert William, killed in action, British Empire, 751 need for control, 367-T,'ichomnonas v'aginalis 826 Lesion, the discharging, 784, 860 infection in the male, 384 (0) MACNEILL. J. Ross: Incision for appendicectomy. LESSER, S. A. Hugh: Trick test to detect night- Lymphadenitis, acute non-specific mesenteric (Ian 864 blindness "malingerers," 644 (0) Aird), 680 (0); correspondence, 818. 861 MacPhee. Burgess, obituary notice of, 867 LETHEM, W. A.: Safe milk for children, 74 Lymphocytes and antibodies (annotation), 223 MACRAE, T. F. (and others): Food consumption of LETT, Sir Hugh (and W. Russell BRAIN): Hospital Lymphogranuloma venereum, 129 working-class and lower-middle-class families in Services Plan, 936 LYNCH. G. Roche: A disclaimer, 592 Brussels during January, 1945, 351 (0) Leucopenia and agranulocytosis (book review), 321 LYTTON, H.: Alien doctors, 550 Macrae-Gibson, Surg. Lieut. Angus Charles, death LE VAY, A. D.: Costo-clavicular compression of abroad, as the result of an accident, 335 brachial plexus, 24 McROBERT, George R.: East of Suez, 128(O) LEVER, J. M. (and G. B. BARKER): Osteomyelitis of MCWATTERS, R. C.: Volvulus of small intestine, 626 skull due to Salmonella typhi, 459 (0) MADAN, K. E.: Stovaine anaesthesia, 474 LEVEUF, J.: Congenital dislocation of hip, 737 M MAEGRAITH, B. G. (and others): Tropical medicine, LEVICK, P. G.: ? abuse of sulphathiazole, 403 895 LEVIEN, John Mewburn: The Singing of John MACAFEE, C. H. G.: Domiciliary midwifery and the MAGEE, H. E.: Dietitians, 858 Braham, 220 family doctor, 442-Reduction of foetal mortality Magnesium, action of, on uterus (annotation), 393; LEvIrr, W. M.: Responsibility for accidents in in placenta praevia, 779 correspondence, 475 radiological departments, 620 MACARTHUR, Sir W. P.: Problem for bibliophils, 872 MAGURRAN, G. F.: Psychiatry in the Services, 583 Lewer, R. P. S., obituary notice of, 748 MACBRYDE, Cyril M.: The Analysis and Interpreta- MAINLAND, Donald: Anatomy as a Basis for LEWIS, A.: Weight reduction by dieting, 300 tion of Symptoms, 498 Medical and Dental Practice, 497 - Nolan D. C. (editor): The 1944 Year Book of MACCALLUM, F. 0. (and others): Therapeutic effect MAIR, George B.: A criticism of the Bassini opera- Neurology, Psychiatry, and Endocrinology, 157 of induced jaundice in rheumatoid arthritis, 677 tion and its modifications, 178 (0) Lice and the G.P., 272 (0): correspondence, 782, 859, 864 - L. P.: Welfare in the British Colonies, 16 LICHTENSTEIN, M. Adhesive corset dressing for MCCARTAN, W. (and E. FECIrr): First-aid treatment MAJEKODUNMI, M. A.: Partial atresia of cervix com- gaping wounds, 158 of phosphorus burns, 315 (0) plicating pregnancy, 320 Lightning, effects of (annotation), 575 MCCARTHY, D. F.: Human creeping myiasis, 135- Limbs, artificial (leading article), 502 Humanitarianism and the European situation. 549 MALARIA:_ Lindeman, Col. Sidney John Liddon, death of, 906 Hugh: Four cases of hemicolectomy. 570 Benign tertian: Pamaquin in, 482-Complicating LINDSAY, Thomas: Primary cancer in accessory McClelland, Hugh Harper, obituary notice of, 944 typhoid fever (A. S. Bookless and J. M. sinus, 308 MCCLUSKEY, C.: Vulval and pubic boils, 107 Naftalin), 804 (0) 14 JULY-DEC., 1945 INDEX BRITISSH MEDICAL JOURNAL

MALARIA (continued): Medical poets (Sir Arthur MacNalty). 698 Mental deficiency: Rh incompatibility as a cause Control: In Italy, 199-Triumph. againist nmalaria practice: Organization of, in wartime (leading of (leading article), 189 correspondence. 194 (leading article), 653-In the Tropics (leading article), 17; tribute by Minister of Health. 22- -disorder, physical therapy in, 901 article), 808 Encyclopaedia of (book review), 85-Protection of hygiene: Lasker award, 764 Diagnosis and treatment (book review), 497 practices scheme, 305-Compensation for, 553- -patients: Foster homes for (book review), 121 Epidemics at exceptionally high altitudes Kenya Sale of, 709-Buying and selling (leading article), -public assistance, 869 (P. C. C. Garnham), 45 (0) 770; correspondence, 825, 859, 903-Sale and pur- Mepacrine: Psychosis due to (annotation), 162- Hypersensitivity to quinine and mepacrine (John chase of practices, 868 Hypersensitivity to quinine and (John Orr), 604 Orr), 604 prisoners in Singapore: Letter from R. E. Mersalyl and cardiac failure, 308 Salsarsan and, 27 Anderson, secretary of Malaya Branch of B.M.A., MERYON, C. E.: " Under the influence." 234 Symptomatology and treatment, 128 660 MEYER, A. (and Donald TEARE): Cerebral fat Tests, false positive (annotation), 327 profession: Housing the returned consultant, embolism after electrical convulsion therapy, 42 30-Alien doctors, 66, 136, 478, 514, 549, 628, (0); correspondence, 167 - MALINS, J. M.: Globin insulin: a clinical trial, 673, 945-Training the general practitioner, 135, A. H.: Observations on 165 cases of meningo- 318 (0) 303-Doetor's expectation of life, 171-Doctors coccal meningitis with 9 deaths, 532 MALLINSON, F. M.: The child with frequent colds, and the social trend, 235, 302, 334, 368, 405, Richard; Treatment of 'unconfirmed amoebiasis, 567 445, 476, 484, 514-" Doctor " or medical 27 " W. P. (and W. WARREN): Repatriation, a practitioner ?, 242-Ratio of doctors to civilian MICHAELSON, I. C.: Device for fixation of a Wolfe psychiatric study of 100 nasal ex-prisoners of war, population, 305-Plea for the young specialist, 406 graft, 49 798 (0) -Doctors released from internment in Japanese Microbial antagonisms (book review). 885 MALONE, Eileen: Foetal erythroblastosis and hands, 447, 631-Recognition of civilian bravery, Micro-organisms, the use of, for therapeutic pur- hydrops in twins, 496 619-Doctors in uniform, 628-Shortage of doc- poses (Sir Howard W. Florey, Lister Memorial Malta: ; this article, 652 Poliomyelitis in, 26, 61-Bubonic plague in, tors, 673 and call-up, 945-Civilian doctors Lecturer, R.C.S.), 635 (0); leading 33-Infant mortality, 673 winter, 709-Purchase tax on cars, 868-Cars for Microscope: Projection microscope for use in day- Manchester: Vital statistics, 436 doctors, 945 light (T. S. Davies), 428-The electron microscope MANDIWALL, H.: An institute of medical photo- Negotiating Committee. See Ctmmittee' (John H. Jupe), 500 " graphy, 478 Register: Struck off the Register," 71 Middlesex: Mass miniature radiography of factory Sir Pointon 568 MANSON-BAHR, Philip: Urinary bilharziasis, 61 -Research: Position of, 29, 97-In Eire, 363 groups (W. Dick), (0) Sir James Obstetrics MARCHANT, (editor): Rebuilding Family schools. opening of: London School of Medi- Midwifery. See Life in the for Post-War WVorld (leading article on), cine for Women, 472-Middlesex Hospital Medi- Migraine: Ergotamine (annotation), 654 corre- 258 cal School, 472-Westminster Hospital Medical spondence, 745-Carbachol for, 754-Ergometrine Marching on rubber, 404 School, 507-College of the Pharmaceutical for, 784 MARK, P. F. (and others): Record of a case of Society, 507 MILES, Ernest: Management of the permanent Kaposi's disease involving thyroid gland and students: Release from Forces, 32. 589 cor- colostomy, 229 brain, 265 rected, 631-Conference of, 506-Women, 828- Milk: How is milk dried?, 35-Children and dried MARKOWSKI, B.: Some experiences of a medical Fees, 868 milk, 72-Safe milk for children, 74, 107-Bac- prisoner of teria in relation to milk war, 361 (0), correspondence, 513 supplies for Singapore: An appeal, 479 (book review), 85-Milk MARKSON, Arthur: Tribute to R. D. women: Active practice of, 242 still unsafe (leading article), 160 correspondence. Gillespie, 787 301-Education in safe 230-Safe MARRACK, John (and Hans HocH): Estimation of Medicine: The art of, in relation to the progress of 230, milk, milk. serum proteins, 151 (0)-Estimation of serum thought (annotation), 53-Integration of, 64- 330, 476-Standards enforcement. 338-Pasteur- ization, 901 ; in Adelaide (annotation), proteins by Linderstrom-Lang gradient, 876 (0) Labour and (annotation), 161-The advance of 367, 666, J. R.: 928-And and tuber- Training of dietitians, 857 (book review), 288-A history of (book review), adiectives, 404-Tea-making Marriage: work a culous milk, 514-T.T. milk in schools, 828, 908 The return of Odysseus: the problem of 606-Welfare branch of, 786, 965-Politics for 824-The aim 824-And the with MILLARD, C. Killick: The Edinburgh outbreak of marital-infidelity the repatriate (Alfred Torrie), and, of. State, 192 special refe-ence to the E.M.S. (WValter Elliot). smallpox, 1942, 63 Miller-Abbott 754 MARSH, Frank: Treatment of coma, 167 911 (0)-The early Jewish contribution to (book tube, C. MILLIGAN, E. T. C.: Management of the permanent MARSHALL, McIntosh: Waters's operation, 438 review), 930 Geoffrey: aviation. problems of (leading article), 123. colostomy, 229 Stethoscope versus x rays. 856 W. Liddeil: in the Services. Ldr. Robert William See also Stress: Altitude Psychiatry 582 -Squad. Stanley, reported MILLIN, Terence: Review of 200 cases of of missing, 66 B.L.A. See War cancer MARSTON. A. D. W. -civil, the urgent reeds of. 473 prostate, 935 (and Alexander Low): Staffing Arthur: Shock and ether, 938 county hospitals, 902 history of: The Renaissance and its influence MILLS, open Martin, Surg. on English medicine, surgery, and public health (and Margaret SOUTAR): General anaesthesia Lieut.-Cmdr. Gerald Noel, obituary the of inhaled notice of, 238 (Sir Arthur Salusbury MacNalty, Thomas Vicary and temperature gases, (46 (0) J. Hospital dietitians, 858 J. Purdon: "Discharging lesion" in Lecture, R.C.S.), 755 (0); correction, 872 I.: neurology, oedema: a 580, 860 --legal (book review), 730 Raymond: Famine clinical descrip- - preventive: Rockefeller Fellowships, 227- tion, 330 MARTINDALE, L.: Tite Prevention of Venereal Dis- John ease, 15 Book review, 355 MILNE, A.: Case of nocturral haemo- 84 MASINA, F. H.: tropical: In war and peace (C. M. Wenyon), globinuria, (0) Anaesthetic risks, 623 G. A. S. 774 (0); correction, 832; correspondence, 895- MILNER, C.: The child with frequent colds, 667 MASON, (and R. L. WARD): Polyneuritis after Resettlement of miners with 32- sores: series of 46th Report of Liverpool School, 834-Diseases Mining: silicosis, jungle 21 cases, 252 (0) Pneumoconiosis of 194-Lung disease Mass coalminers, observation and the birth rate in the Tropics (book review), 849 (leading article), in coalminers article on M.R.C. 926 war, inter-Allied conferences on, 88 (leading Report on Chronic Disease in Wales Mastitis and Pulmonary Sou-th breast-feeding, 340 Coalminers). 574 also Obstetrics MEDICO-LEGAL: MINTON, J.: Eye diseases in the East, 739 Matheson, John. obituary notice of, 480 Anti-vivisection societies rot charitable bodies, 265 " Misnomer: 450 Matthew, A. W., notices Case of a cocktail 931 Sulphonamides, obituary of, 102, 168 tonic," Moir, John H., obituary notice 30 MATrHEWS, B. H. C.: Effects of Insulin and the motorist, 815 of, high altitude on John Lowndes, obituary notice of, 337 (Oliver-Sharpey Seaman's right to treatment, 236 nman lectures), 75 (0); effects of MOLONEY, William Curry: Rh factor and blood mechanical stresses on man, Solicitor at fault, 371 114 (0); leading transfusion. Observations on a group of Rh- article, 123; correspondence, 199 Young offender, 137 negative individuals transfused with Rh-positive MAUNSELL. K.: Transmission of hepatitis (homo- blood, 916 (0) logous serum iaundice) during blood transfusion, Medico-legal applications of blood groupIng (anno- MONCRIEFF, Alan: Maternity and child welfare, 60 tation), 360 -Psychology in General Practice, 288-Tuberculo- (and J. F. LOUTIT): Prevention of homologous MEGAW, Sir John W. D.: Scrub typhus as a war sis in childhood (Varrier-Jones Memorial Lecture). serum jaundice, 759 disease, 109 (0); Prophylactic vaccine. 293, 399 777 MAXWELL, James: Stethoscope versus x rays, 856 A -- Melanuria: syndrome resembling Addison's dis- L. A.: The "stamping" of the Guards, 865 MAYBERRY,, G. M.: Artificial pneumothorax refills, ease, with severe anaemia. steatorrhoea, and Mononucleosis, infective, observations on 19 cases 900 melanuria (S. Locket), 417 (0) (D. Solomons), 659 Meat, putrefied, effects of, 555, 831 MELLANBY, Kenneth: Human Guinea Pigs, 691 - sporadic infectious: 4Observations on 96 cases Meckel's diverticulum, case of gangrene of (D. A M6ni&re's syndrome. See Otology (J. H. Press and others), 88 Grattan), 85 Meningism, hysteria mimicking (B. E. Finch and MONSARRATT, K. W.: Thoughts, Deeds, and Medical Humniatt appliances, btureaucracy and the control of, N. Tronchin-James), 532 Happiness, 15 Meningitis: After spinal analgesia (Michael Kremer), MOOR. Frewen: Housing and health, 508 auxiliaries, 444 309 (0); correspondence, 402, 511-Diabetes and MOORE, D. Fitzgerald: Diminution of vision in re- call-up, 750: short-service commissions and epilepsy after, 341-Penicillin in, 753-The in vitro turned prisoners of war, 401 release, 750 sensitivity of H. influenzae to penicillin, with - Robert Allan: A Textbook of Pathology. defence in Scotland, 737 special reference to meningeal strains of Pittman's Pathologic Anatomy in its Relation to the Causes, Un-on: Annual - Meeting, 499 type b (M. Gordon and K. Zinnemann), 795 (0) Pathogenesis, and Clinical M4anifestationis of Dis- - demobilization: Return of the doctor (H. S. -Meningitis due to a penicillin- and sulphona- ease, 691 Souttar). 163-Progress of, 224-Release of doc- mide-sensitive Pittman b strain of H. influenzae: MORAN, Lord: Address at opening of London School tors, 305, 372, 447-Medical officers in Army, recovery (D. G. McIntosh and Constance F. of Medicine for Women, 472-Demobilization of 533, Ireland 673-N. doctors, 553-Release of Drysdale), 796 (0) doctors, 663 Naval medical - officers, 589, 673, 827-Demobi- cerebrospinal: Sequelae of cerebrospinal menin- (and Sir Alfred WEBB-JOHNSON): Medical lization of doctors, 663, 673, 709, 945-Air Force gitis. A follow-up study of 986 cases from the books for Holland, 740 groups, 655, 735 American Red Cross-Harvard Field Hospital Herbert Michael. obituary notice of, 904 education- Recommendations of Goodenough Unit (John A Degen, iun., with the assistance in MORGAN. Alan D.: Misleading evidence in estab- report, 199, 267-Premedical zoology (M. the field of three public health nurses), 243 (0); lishing time of death, 255 Abercrombie and M. L. Johnson), 262 (0); cor- correction, 308-A case of paraplegia after (H. -E W.: Some suggestions and suggestive respondence, 334, 404-Need for personnel, 439- Hilton Stewart), 319 (0)-Neurological complica- questions, 872 Training the released Service doctor, 477, 585, tions in cerebrospinal meningitis treated with peni- - 3. M.: Infant feeding and duodenal ulcer, 585 707, 824-Training of ciinical teachers (Norman cillin (A. R. Forrest), 805 R. Glyn (and Nora L. KEEVIL): Full-term Capon), R.S.M., 662-Scholarships for medicine, meningococcal: Observations on 165 cases with extra-uterine pregnancy assoziated with extensive 9 deaths (A. H. Meyer), 532 prolapse, 649 films: Catalogue of (annotation), 226 * corre- pneumococcal: Female newborn infant treated -Russell H. (and Herman E. HILLEBOE): Mass spondence, 335-Recent hand list of, 500-On with sulphadiazine: recovery (P. Hogg and C. D. Radiography of the Chest, 86 children's health, 590 Bradley), 194 MORLEY, A. H.: Management of persistent occipito- - manpower: D'stribution of, 588-British and Meningo-encephalitis: Ten cases in a total of 165 posterior presentations, 143 alien, 750 cases of mumps (C. L. Steinberg), 21 E. B. (and Sir Henry TIDY): Glandular fever missions: Report, 1944, of Kashmir Medical MENNELL. James B.: Physical Treatment by Move- and infectious mononucleosis, 896 Mission, 119 nment, Manipulation, and Massage, 5th ed., 462 MORONEY, James: Treatment and end-results of - Museums, Wellcome, 471 MENON, M. C. (and Colin IBBOTSON): Scrub typhus: acute appendicitis, 729 photography: In hospital, 328, 407-An Insti- a clinical study, 112 (0) Prophylactic vaccine, P. B.: A technique of drilling the glenoid in tute of Medical Photography, 478, 548, 704- 293, 399 Bankart's operation for recurrent dislocation of Clinical photography, 785 Menopause: Menstruation. See Gynaecology shoulder, 122 correspondence, 197 1945 INDEX BRITItS 1 5 JULY-DEC., MEDICAL JOURNAL

Morphine: Pellagra in an addict (Charles Comerford NESFIELD, John: Alien doctors, 478 Notes, Letters, Answers, etc. (continued) and Brian H. Kizman), 44 (0); correspondence, Netherlands: Diphtheria incidence, 614 Chilblains, nicotinic acid for, 633 547, 705, 785, 823-Prophylaxis of paralytic ileus NEUBAUER, G.: 36 cases of cardiac complicatiors Child, the " highly strung," 909 by administration of morphine (J. T. Chesterman among 602 cases of scarlet fever, 780 Children's hospitals, visiting at, 242 and W. J. Sheehan), 528 (0); correspondence, NEUBERGER, A. (and others): Nutritional macrocytic Chloroform anaesthesia, 144 622. 740, 817, 938, 950 anaemia, 550; correction, 586 Cholecystitis: Diet and tieatment, 712 MORRICK, A.: Whooping-cough vaccination, 334 Neuralgia, supraorbital, 831 Climacteric, 307 Morris. Edward, obituary notice of, 168 Neurasthenia: Neurasthenic states (book review), Colloidal gold (Lange) reaction, 754 G. E.: Multiple ulcers of legs due to infesta- 322 Colostomy for cancer of rectum, 141 tion with body lice, 649 Neuritis: After typhus, 519-" Acroparaesthesia Constriction ring, 414 " - Hugh: Examination questions for radio- and so-called neuritis " of hands and arms in Contraceptive methods, 203 graphers, 832 women: their probable relation to brachial plexus Corn in Egypt, 950 MORRISON, B. (and others): The Mikulicz resection pressure bY normal first ribs (F. M. R. Walshe), Corrections, 242, 272, 308, 376, 556, 592, 676, operation for gangrenous intussusception in in- 596 (0); correspondence, 701, 746, 820 714, 754, 832, 872, 910, 950 fants, 382 (0) - sciatic (J. MacD. Holmes and B. R. Sworn), Cough, symptomatic treatment of, 909 MORSE, I. G. (and others): The shortage of nurses, 350 (0); correspondence, 440, 544, 582, 701, 703, Cramps, nocturnal, 106, 240, 342, 414 242 784 Craving, physiology and psychology of, 36, 107 MORSON, Clifford: Urinary bilharziasis, 60 Neurologist and neurosurgeon, 364, 473 Culex molestus, bite of, 675 MOSCHOWITZ, Eli: Vascular Sclerosis. With Special Neurology: Book reviews, 121, 157, 257-Neurolo- D.D.T.: Action of, 35-For pediculosis, 106 Reference to Arteriosclerosis, Pathology, Patho- gical training of the future (annotation), 292; Deaf-mutism, causes of, 676 getnesis, Etiology, Diagnosis, Prognosis, Treatment, correspondence, 364-Neurological complications Death: " He died peacefully . . ," 712-Test for 767 in tropical macrocytic anaemia (D. W. Degazon), drowning, 830-Repeated neonatal deaths, 87f MOSELEY, H. F.: Shoulder Lesions, 49 461-Neurological complications of infective Derniattis: Industrial, 34-Of navel, 240, 342-- MIosquitoes of the Australian region (book review), hepatitis (J. F. Stokes and others), 642 (0)- Of palms, 483-Willow contact, 871 607 Diagnosis of nervous diseases (book notes), 850 Diabetes: And epilepsy after meningitis, 341- Mottram, James Cecil, obituary notice of, 587 Neuropschiatric Diseases, Symposium on, 924 Synthalin in, 871 Moulds, allergy to, in England (E. M. Fraenkel), 14 Neuropsychiatry, review of book on, 497 "Difficult eaters," 712 NIOURANT, A. E.: A coincidence (twins: dextro- Neurosis: Narcolepsy as (annotation), 20-A study Digestive disorders and swallowed sputum. 341. card-a), 705 among repatriated P.O.W.s (W. H. Whiles), 556 - (and R. R. RACE). Rh factor and mental 697 (0) Diphtheria: "Boosting" dose in immunization, deficiency, 194 - war. See War 519-Prophylaxis, 675-D.scharge swabs in, 753, MOWLEM, Rainsford: Soft-tissue defects in limbs, Neutropenia, glandular fever with (Gerald Slot and 870-Diplopia, ocular, 713-Enemas in, 794- 23 F. D. Hart), 495 (0); correspondence, 702, 743, Immunization, 830 MUIR. E.: Therapeutic effect of induced jaundice, 896 Disclaimer, 342, 376, 520, 592. 782 Newborn. See Infants Doctor " or " medical practitioner" ? 242-A MULDAVIN, LEON F.: Operation for varicose veins, Newfoundland, nutrition in (leading article), 124 missing doctor, 754 816 Newspaper publicity. 137 Doctors' expectation of life, 171 MULKERN, P. D.: Domiciliary midwifery and the NEWTON, Robert: Arterial thrombosis after ectopic - and the social trend, 483 family doctor, 365 pregnancy. 438 Dogs, surgical emergencies in, 832 MULLER, F.: Glandular fever with neutropenia, 702 NIEMANN, J. W.: Humanitarianism and the Euro- Drugs: Value of a drug, 142-Dispensing - G. M.: Fractures of internal malleolus, 320 pean situation, 794 Schedule 4 drugs, 412-Names of. 714 (0) Night-blindness. See Ophthalmology Dry rot, 831. Muller, Otfried, death of, 409 NIGHT[INALE, H. J.: A note on fat embolism, 531 Dysentery, incidence of types of, 752 Mumps: Ten cases of meningo-encephalitis in 165 (0) Dysmenorrhoca in middle age, 450 cases of mumps (C. L. Steinberg), 21-Blood Ningent, William, death of, 788 Eclampsia, treatment of, 556 diastase values in a series of 89 cases of mumps NIXON, W. C. W.: Medical future of the Colonies, Ectopia lentis, 72 (S. Zelman), 425-Mumps and mumps orchitis 859 Eczema. intractable, treatment of, 36 (S. Cundel and others), 767 Nobel Prize for Medicine Joint award. 612 Electro-encephalogram, thought and, 908 MURRAY, Farquhar: Surgical emergencies in dogs. NOEL-JACKSON, J.: Apparatus to elevate a fracture Emolumients, undervalued, 872 832 case for application of plaster, 16; correspond- Emulsifying bases, 204 - J. R.: Industry and psychiatric research, 265 ence, 232-Emergency treatment of fractured Endometrioma in small intestinie, 246 - P. D. F.: Role of vitamin C in healing femur, 299 English qualifications in Canada and U.S.A., 484 wotinds, 96 NORMAN. T.: Climate and civilization. 404 Epilepsy and mtnstruation, 143 Muscles: Influence of galvan.c stimulation on muscle NORRIS. C. T.: Car without foot pedals. 872 Ergot and abortion, 144 atrophy resulting from denervation (E. C. S. Northern Ireland- Central tuberculosis scheme for, Fate of a threepenny bit, 143 Jackson and H. J. Seddon), 485 (0)-Changes in 363-Registrar-General's quarterly returns, 170, Fatigue and depression, 831 human voluntary muscle in denervation and re- 590--Ulster medical war record. 855 Fear of heights, 375 inr'ervation (R. E. M. Bowden), 487 (0): corre- Norway: Diphtheria incidence. 614-Journal of the Fish-bone in tonsil simulating neoplasm, 592 spondence, 622. 745, 898-Tenderness of, 556 Medical Association " out of bondage " (annota- " Flat feet " in infants, 71 MUSGROVE, A. Hugh: Anaesthetic risks, 897 tion). 655 Fleas in the laundry, 792 Myiasis, human creeping: report of a case (R. G. Fluorine in toothpaste, 144 Turner), 11 (0); correspondence, 135 Notes. Letters. Answers. etc.: Fox-Fordyce disease, 171, 242 ME'RDAL, Alva: Nation and Family (leading article Abdomen. doubtful penetrating wound of. 74 Fractured femur in a child, 375 oni), 258 Achlorhvdria and dental decay. 307 Frigidity in a woman. 172 MNsvxoedenta induccd bY thiouracil (C. Allan Birch). Acidaemia in gas gangrene, 449 Frohlich's syndrome. 591 806 Acuptuncture. 34, 144 Furunculosis, 831 Adder bites, 35. 242 Gastric HCI, neutralizing, 556 Adrenaline, intravenouis. 73, 342 Glycosuria, renal, 35 Alcoholism, 633-Road accidents while " under Gonorrhoea, continued frequency after, 105 N the influence," 870 Grenfell Mission, in aid of, 634 Allergy To alkaloids, 35-To fish in an Gymnastics for younz children, 555 N.scs us, capillary, 555 asthmatic, 108-Diphtheria inoculation of Haematoma after hydrocele operation, 71 NAFTALIN, J. M. (and A. S. BOOKLESS): Typhoid allergic subject, 141-Sulphonamide. 633- Hallux valgus, 108 fever complicated by benign tertian malaria, 804 Allergic diseases in a family, 753-" Leucopenic Hay-fever, 73 (0) index," 793 Headache, post-traumatic, treatment of, 272 NAGLE, J. (and T. F. J. RYAN): Small-bowel obstruc- Alphabetical pride, 484 Heart : Systoles, premature, 34-Apex beat, 271- tion due to dried fruit, 426 Anamnestic reaction, 35 Paroxysmal auricular fibrillation, 412, 871- Nails: Splitting of nail edge, 172 Anatomical nomenclature, 414 Extrasystoles. 483-Posture in heart disease, NAISH, Nora: Poisorning by accidental dritiking of "Another melancholy example," 107 949 trichlorethylene, 367 Antepartum haemorrhate, 72 Heartburn and cholecystitis, 412 Narcolepsy as neurosis (annotation), 20 Anti-vas ointment No. 2. 412 Hepatitis mortality rates, 203 Narcotics: The anti-narcotic campaign in Egypt A.P.T. injection. nodule at site of. 908 Hepato-renal syndrome. 830 (annotation), 612 Arthritis: T.A.B. treatment. 71-Sodium bismuthyl Heredity: In cleft palate, hare-lip, and spina Nash, Capt. George Peter, obituary notice of, 826 tartrate for, 106-Sudeck's. 908 bifida, 634-Inheritance of diaphysial aclasis, Nasopharynx, malignant tumours of (leading article), Artificial respiration, 272. 520 793-Of Werdnig-Hoffman disease, 949 324 Ascaris lumbricoides. 107 Herpes zoster: And varicella, 74, 714-Pituitary National Health Service: Fundamental principles of Asthma Diphtheria immuni7ation in asthmatic extract for, 171 the medical profession, 833 ; statement by Minister child. 171-Treatment of, 171-lodine for. 340 Hiccup in infancy, 240 of Health on compensation in respect of medical -After pneumonia, 374-Treatment of bron- Hirsutism Treatment of, 34-Bleaching for, 106 practices, 834 statcnment by Secretary of Negotia- chial asthma. 412 Holiday camps, permanent, for children. 910 ting Committee, 834 the freedom of the profession Atomic pregnancy," 342 Hospitals' Day, 414 (leading article), 851 the Minister's first steps Bacillus proteuts infection of prostate, 449 Housemaid-receptionist and unemployment insur- (leading article), 851-The proposed N.H.S., 936 Hart's in th- war. 592 ance, 376 -" A fundamental principle," 936 Bed-sores, 675 Humanitarianism and the European situation. 794 NAYLOR, Arthur: Fractures and Orthopaedic Sur- Belt's palsy. 714-Early treatment of, 556 Hydronephrosis and calculus formation, 341 gery for Nurses and Masseuses, 187 Bibtiophils. question for, 872 Hygiene in sanatoria, 272 Nearthrosis of shaft of humerus for amputations Blood examination, modern methods of. 2'7 Hypqrbaric " and " hypobaric." 450 round elbow-joint (Leon Gillis), 686 (0) - prcssure, low, 449. 518 Hyperhidrosis of palms, 201 Needles, syringe, types of, 204 -tests for non-paternity. 871 Ichthyosis, 713, 832 NEGUs. V. E.: Evolution of speech org;ans, 25 Boils, vulval and pubic, 34, 107 Iletis, paralytic, morphine prophylaxis of, 950 NEIL, J. F.: Apparatus for treating bed-sores, 390 Breast-feeding, 592 Immunity after B.C.G. vaccination, 272 NEILSON, D. F. A.: Anaesthesfa in-threatened ob- Bronchiectasis, bilateral, 271 Income tax, 36, 73, 107, 142, 241, 272, 308. 341, struction of air passage, 512 Bronzing under sun-lamps, 105 376, 4-13, 483, 520, 592, 714, 794, 832, 871, NEISSER, Albert: On Modern Syphilotherapy. With Bruising and rheumatism, 375. 5?0 909, 949. For details see general index Particular Referenice to Salvarsan (translated by B.S.R. Significance of, 307-Device for filling Incontinence in the elderly, 792 Isabelle von Sazenshofen Wartenberg : biography tubes. 308 Infertility, 634-Relative, in a female, 204 and bibliography by F. T. Gardner), 463 Bursa : On knee, 713-Unsightly. 754 Injury after mine explosion. 106 NELSONs, H.: Housing and health, 395 (0); corre- Butter and cheese, safety of, 676 Insulin injections, fat atrophy and. 633. 950 sponrlence, 508, 585 Cancer Dnig treatment of, 271-Primary in Intestinal antiseptics, 142 Capt. Jean Cuniison, death of, in India, 335 accessory sinus, 308-And the blood, 449 - obstruction in newborn baby, 414 W. H.: Ptyalism in pregnancy, 414 Car without foot pedals, 450, 520, 872 Iodine, Talbot's, 105 Nerse injuries in children (H. S. Souttar), 349 (0); Carbarsone, 240 Iodochlorhydroxyquinoline, 413 correspondence, 473, 545, 627 Carbon tetrachloride. 591 Iraq, conditions in, 413 Nersous reaction after bombing. 483 Case for diagnosis, 950 Iron and thrombosis, 634 NESBITT, S. (and others): Case of Kaposi's discase Caudal analgesia, apparatus for, 36 Italy, journals and books for, 36, 832 insolving thyroid gland and brain, 265 Cerebral diplegia. 411 Knyveton's " Diary of a Surgeon," 910 BRITISH 16 J ULY-DEC., 1945 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Notes, Letters, Answers, etc. (conitinued): Nlotes, Letters, Answers, etc. (continiued): NURSING (continued): Lanette wax SX, 449 Spinal analgesia, persistent pain after, 307 Shortage of nurses, 242, 631, 709, 865, 886 Language, acquisition of, bv infants. 204 Splendectomy, prognosis after, 592 Title " nurse," 806 Lead palsy, 107 Spraying enclosed spaces, 72, 172 Training: Medical views on nurses' training. ` 13 Lice and the G.P., 272 Sproutinig !egumes, 676 -Concessions to wartime nurses, 766 Little's disease, 634 Sterilization, the law and, 753 Tuberculosis : Aids for nurses (book notes), 390-- Liver extracts. 482, 714, 794. 910-Intramutsctular Sterilizing needles, 36 Young nurses in tuberculosis wards, 628- injection of, 948 Stilboestrol For suppressing lactation, 341-For Shortage of, 737 Longevity, 950 premature infants, 374-For cancer, 414 Working conditions, 553 Lumbar puncture in infants, 482 Sting-ray poison, 376 Lupus vulgaris, 792 ' Struck off the Register," 71 Nutrition: In Newfoundland (leading article), 124 Maladjusted children, boarding school for, 634 Styloid process, elongated, causing symptoms in -Manual on (H.M.S.O.), 158-The science of Marriage: And V.D., 411-Intermarriage of throat, 634 (book review), 219-Nutritive value of foods white and black, 591 Subcutaneous injections, rubbing the skin after. 831 (annotation), 293-Nutritional deficiencies in Mastitis and breast-feeding. 340 Sugar: Demerara v. white, 832 Hong Kong before the Japanese invasion (Lydia Medical women, active practice of, 242 Suggestions and suggestive questions, 872 Fehily), 468 (0)-Surveys in Italy (annotation), Menalyl and cardiac failure, 308 Sulphonamides: Local therapy, 144-For B. coli 575-Bread and (H. of Lords debate), 630-Two Mdni&re's disease, 412 infections, 171 booklets on (book review), 807-A little of what Menstruation: Menopausal flushes, treatment of, Suture materials and their sterilization, 72 you fancy (annotation), 810-In Vienna in Septem- 35-Profuse periods in a young girl, 374- Swaddling and thumb-sucking, 74 ber, 1945 (Magnus Pyke), 839 (0); leading article, Instruction about, 483 Swallowed button, 141 852 Migraine, carbachol for, 754 Sweats, generalized, 519 Milk: How is milk dried ? 35-Children and dried Synovitis and synovectomy, 34 milk, 72-Safe milk for children. 73 Syphilis: Treatment of, 908-Cure of. 949 tuberculin-tested, 908 Syringe needles, types of, 204 0 Miller-Abbott tube, 754 Tecth, dead, infection from, 714 Obituary: Misnomer, 450 Testosterone for angina pectoris, 171 Abrami, Pierre, 200 Muscles, tenderness of, 556 Thiostracil for Graves's disease, 792 Achard, Emile Charles, 139 Naevus, capillary, 555 Threadworms: Maturing of, 676-Methylene bltie Aldridge, Capt. Bernard Henry Mooring (pre- Nails: Splittinig of nail edge, 171 for, 713 viously reported P.O.W.). 906 Nationality, a question of, 832 Tinnitus, relief of, 144 Alford, Cyril Wolrige, 787 Needle, eyeless, 74. 242 Tobacco smoking and health, 342 Allkins, W. J., 102 Nephritis, chronic interstitial, diet in, 909 Tonsils, buried, removal of, 34 Alurralde, Mariano, 304 Nervous reaction after bombinR, 483 Toothbrushes and good teeth, 108 Anderson, David Irving, 238 Neuralgia, supraorbital, 831 Touirniquet, 413 Arloing, Fernard, 447 Neuritis after typhus, 519 Trasentin, 675 Aschaffenburg, Gustav, 409 Neurosyphilis, control of, 870 Trigger finger and snap finger, 106, 241 Ashton, Col. Basil Cedric, 32 Newborn, reviving the. 144 Tryparsamide for G.P.I., 374 Aubrey, Thomas, 905 Nurses, shortage of. 242 Tubercle bacilli, survival of, 34 Ayarraray, Lucas, 409 Occipito-posterior presentations, persistent, 143 Tuberculosis: Climate and, 142-Tuberculouts per- Azevid, Manoel Francisco de. jun., 304 Oestrogens, oral or injected, 830 sons in prison, 242-Management and treatment Babington, Lieut.-Col. Gilbert Cleary. 101 Oil-in-water and water-in-oil, 374 of T.B. and V.D., 308-Death rate in Wales, Bacha, Ardeshir Pestonji, 336 Ophthalmia neonatorum, 411 484-Pneumoperitoneum for early apical Tb., Balfour, Margaret, 866, 904 Osgood-Schlatter disease, 675 793-Autogenous vaccine in, 831-Calcium in, Ball, Sir William Girling, 138, 200 Ozone in the factory, 520 871--And diabetes, 909-Renal. 950 Barclay-Smith, Edward, 67 Pain in ulnar nerve, 449 Ulcer, gastric, and femoral thrombosis, 72- Bark, E. Gilbert, 945 Pamaquin, in benign tertian malaria, 482 peptic: Treatment of, 308-Histidine and, 340 Barlow, Thomas William Naylor, 906 Paraldehyde, sterilizing, 143 Unlucky shot. 376 Barrett, Lady (nee Florence Elizabeth Perry). 237 Parathyroids and calcium, 141 Urethritis, non-specific, 713 Baum, Lieut. Gerard, 335 Paronychia of toe, 203, 342 Urine: Alkaline tide, 241 Beale. John Foster, 787 Parotitis, chronic recurrent, 792 Urticaria: And fresh-water bathing, 307- Beattie, Thomas, 67 Pasteur Institute during the occtipationi, ,66 Exertion, 753 Beatty, Martyn Cecil. 68 Patulin et al., 143 U.S.A.: Sale of Government publications, 950 Biddle, Eric, 336. 371 Pelvis, " frozen." 794 Vaccination: And diphtheria immunization, 340- Black, Norman, 200 Plenicillin: For acne vulgaris, 73-And other Methods of. 712-Immediate reaction, 871 Blyth, Surg. Lieut. John Murdoch (missing, pre- drugs. 74-Inhalation, 203-In tulcerative colitis, Varicose ulcers, 482 sumed killed), 371 240-And virus infections, 483--In meningitis, - veins: In elderly, 413-Order of injecting, Bowyer, J. H., 660 753-Keeping properties, 793 519 Branch, Stanley, 671 Pessary, Smith-Hodge, fitting the, 141 Vascular collapse and anuria, 373 Broughton, Alfred G. S., 31 Phthalates, effectiveness of, 240 Venereology, 414. 556, 634, 754 Brown, Alexander, 304, 446 Phytic acid and calcium deficiency, 832 Viper antivenenes, 172 Capt. Alexander, 335 Piling Pelion upon Ossa, 204 Virginity, signs of, 908 - Kenneth Stocks, 867 Poisonous fish, 374 Vision, binocular and monocular, 141. 520 - Robert Cunyngham, 550 Polish doctors, books for, 676 Vitamin B In general thcrapy, 555-In dried Bruce, Lewis Campbell, 903 Populations, future of, 413 yeast, 675 Buckley, James Charles, 905 Pregnancy: And white-leg, 71-After subtotal Dosage: Concentrated, 374-Large dosage, Burgess, Capt. Denis John, 552 hysterectomy, 105-After amoebic liver abscess. 484 Buzzard, Sir Edward Farquhar, 943 106-After perineal operations, 108--And K, 340 Cabot, Hugh, 788 diabetes, 340-Diminished vaginal secretion War-blinded men, 754 Cannon, Walter Bradford, 586 after, 412-Albuminuria in, 483-After thigh Warts: Plantar, injection for, 143-Multiple, 271 Carrell, G. N. P., 337 amputation, 518-Pneumoperitoneum in, 520( -Podophyllin for, 592, 910 Clendening, Logan, 409 Terminating, 592-Exercises during, 712-Air Wasp sting, unusual complication of, 450 Clewer, Major-Gen. Donald, 946 embolism in, 793 Water Purifying supplies, 793 Clifton, Major Vivian Roy, 552 Prolapsus ani in a child, 105, 242 Weight, increasing, 591 Connell, Arthur M., 866 Prostates, enlarged, weight of, 908 Wellcome Medical Diary, 450, 872 Corpas, Juan N., 788 Prostatitis, chronic, 792 What's in a name?, 520 Covisa, Juan Sanchez, 200 Protein, first-class, 519 Whoop after vaccine, 449 Cramer, William, 304 Pruritus and glycosuria, 556. 872 Women in labour, 272 Cranna, Robert, 31 Psoriasis, 412 Worms in cod, 519 Crone, John Smyth, 788 Psychopupillary reflex, 520 X-ray workers, protection of. 203 Crow, Douglas Arthur, 747 Ptyalism of pregnancy, 108, 414 X rays and prostatic hypertrophv. 105. 241 Danby, Alfred Beuthin, 944 Pulse rate, variations in, 555 Daniels, Capt. Kenneth, 788, 826 Purpura, 271-After sedormid, 518 NOVA ET VETERA: Darlow, Francis, 102 Putrefaction of meat, poultry. and gamc. 555-_ Academy of Medicine, 228 Davies, David, 68 Effects of putrefied meat, 831 Bill. Thomas, M.D., physician to Henry VIII and - Surg. Cmdr. John, 304, 370 Pyretotherapy for G.P.I., 308 Edward VI, 228 Debrez, L., 788 Radiography: Explaining mass radiography to Charcot: A portrait, 228 De Mowbray, Ralph Marsh, 587 workers, 450-Examination questions for radio- Early Jewish -ontributions to medicine, 930 Deverell, Capt. Henry Alexander, 788 graphers, 832 Medical poets, 698 Diggle, Walker Saxon, 825 Resuscitation: 'After drowning. 144, 241- Across Prout, William, philosopher-physician, 437 Dieudonne, Adolf, 409 a barrel, 342 Rickets, the first treatise on, 931 Diver, Capt. John, 672 Retinitis pigmentosa, 752 Rush, Benjamin, 1745-1813, 893 Donald, Samuel John Watt, 337 Rheumatism, calcium o-iodoxybenzoate in. 753 Syphilis, history of, 658 Donaldson, Dr. (Malacca Medical Board), 660 Rorschach test, 752 Duff, Donald, 825 Salivary-gland tumour of upper lip, 872 Nuffield Foundation: Promotion of dental teach- Dunn, Capt. James Raymond, 672 Salivation, 870 ing and research, 480 Durham, Herbert Edward, 708 Salty taste in mouth, 713 Edmunds, Arthur, 866 Scabies, benzyl benzoate for, 948 NURSINGo: Edsall, David Linn, 788 Schick test and A.P.T., 374 Cloistered nurse, 29 Eustace, George Wallace, 68 Schistosomes, adult, destruction of, 910 Colonies Training nurses for the Colonies Evans, 'Lieut. John, 200 Schistosomiasis, 591 (Rushcliffe Committee report), 506 Farrell, Major John Andrew, 132 Sclerosing solution for inguinal hernia. 204 Education of nurses, 66 Fitch, Charles Dennis, 238 Sclerosis, disseminated, and trauma, 712 Examinations for nurses, 29 Forbes, Surg. Lieut. Ian Gordon, 447 Sculling for one-armed men, 144 Hospital nurses A new deal (leading article), 733 Foresti, Carlos Brito, 304 Sensitivity, 376 Letters to a Nurse, 428 French, Major John, 710 Sex hormnones to control uterine bleeding. 341 London: L.C.C. recruitment, 892 Frick, Karl, 447 Shock: And haematemesis, 141--Foot-up position Medicine A summary for nurses, 850 Froehlich, Dr., 788 in, 340 Mental Improved rates of pay recommended in Galloway, Sir David James, 825 Skin of hands, infection of, 450 Scotland, 690-Government regulations, 828- Gilkes, Lieut.-Col. Humphrey Arthur, 479 Sleep-walking, 108, 241, 342, 414 Report on, 945 Gillespie, Robert Dick, 670, 708, 787. 826 Smallpox vaccination, 172 Mental patients: The Attendant's Guide (book Given, Flight Lieut. Hugh Macivor, 826 Snake venom for epilepsy, 412 notes on), 607 Good, Thomas Saxty, 747 Soapless shampoos, 908 Ministry of Health nursing staff, 32 Gordon, Robert, 905 Sodium amytal, 375 - Nurse," use of the title, 130 Gosset, Antonin, 447 - Soma " and - psyche,"' 675 Nursing orderlies, 752 Greene, Major Alfred Charles 335 Speech training, 172 Salaries, 790 Hall, George, 587 JULY-DEC., 1945 INDEX BRITISH 17 MEDICAL JOURNAL

Obituary (continued): Obituary (continued): OPHTHALMOLOGY (continued): Hamer, Capt. John Michael, 335 .Walker, Arthur. 370 Penicillin in (R.S.M.), 542 Harper, Frances Margaret. 944 Ward, Ernest, 479 Psychopupillary reflex, 520 Harris, Capt. St. George Eyre. 66 Watkins, Harold Ernest, 409 Removal of the wrong eye, 300, 367 Haworth, James, 446 Webb, Sir Arthur Lisle Ambrose. 629 Retinitis, pigmentosa, inheritance of, 753 Heekes, John William, 867 White, Major John, 672 Sixth-nerve paralysis after spinal analgesia (W. Hempson. Geoffrey, 30 - Joseph, 337 A. Fairclough), 801 (0) Hendry, George A. Maxwell, 905 Wigram, Edmund H. L.. 944 Vision: Binocular and monocular, 141, 520- James, 408 Wilson. James Thomas. 370 Diminution of, in returned prisoners of war, 400 Higson, Richard Woodward. 787 Wood. Arthur Murray. 337 Wolfe graft, device for fixation of (1. C. Hughes, Ernest William Shaw, 906 - David Frew, 335 Michaelson), 49 Hussein, Ghulam, 788 John, 551 Irvine, D. F., 660 Woodburn. William Young 788 Opitum: Permanent Central Opium Board: Meeting Jacques, Evelyn B. (nee Salter). 867 Worthington. Robert Alfred. 268 and Press Conference (annotation), 261 Jenkins, W. David, 867 Yelf, Robert Edward Burnet, 551 O'RAHILLY, R.: Anatomical nomenclature, 520 Jones, Charles Edward Mellersh, 268 Young. Ernest Eric. 707 Order, Venerable. of the Hospital of St. John of David Johnston, 587, 944 Jerusalem: Promotions and appointments, 58. Flight Lieut. Samuel Lloyd, 335 OBSTETRICS: O'REILLY, J. N.: Heated carrier for transporting Sir Thomas, 237 Abortion, ergot and. 144 premature babies. 731 Joseph, Capt. Jacob Hyman, 552 Anaesthesia: Trichlorethylene in midwifers. 98- Organic analysis (book review), 428 Kayne, G. Gregory, 101 Trilene in midwifery, 331 ORR, John: Hypersensitivity to quinine and mepa- Kidson, Major Campbell Williamn. 552 Analgesia: Gas-and-air, training of midwives in. crine, 604 Kilgour, Major Hugh McPherson (previotisly miss- 32-Heavy nupercaine spinal, in operative Sir John Boyd. elected Director-General of ing), 32 obstetrics; with report on 394 cases (Louis Food and Agriculture. Organization of the Killen, William Marcus. 516 Resnick), 722 (0); correspondence. 818. 898, United Nations, 655 Kindberg, Michel Leon, 409 939 Orthopaedics: For auxiliaries (book review), 187- Kirkpatrick, Surg. Lieut. Ross McFaul (missing. Ante-partum haemorrhage, 72 " Orthopaedic " rehabilitation, 225-Perspex in presumed killed), 238 Book reviews, 257. 533, 886 (John T. Scales and Woolf Herschell). 423 (0) Kruckmann, Emil. 447 Breast abscess, incidence of, 744, 862 correspondence, 512. 585 Lambah, Vishwa Mitra, 30 Caesarean section: Waters's operation (C. Orthoptists. Register of. 257 Lamont, Lieut.-Col. John Charles. 32 Mcintosh Marshall), 438 Osgood-Schlatter's disease, 675 Lancashire, George Herbert, 788 Constriction ring, 414 OSMOND, T. E.: Venereology, 556 Lancaster, Ernest Le Cronier, 587 Eclampsia, treatment of, 556 Osteomyelitis of skull due to Sa'monella typhi Lane, Lieut.-Col. William Byam, 826 Labour: Women in labour. 196, 272. 331. 443. (J. M. Lever and G. B. Barker), 459 (0) Laurie, Alan R., 101 513 Osteopathy and further education grants, 673 Lawrie, E. S., 660 Lactation. stilboestrol for suppressing, 341 O'SULLIVAN, J. V.: Acute inversion of uterus, 282 Lawson, H. J., 660 Mastitis: Puerperal and lactational, 28-And (0): correspondence. 366, 475, 626, 700, 783. 819 Lee, Miss E. 371 breast-feeding, 340-Lactational, value of - R. F.: Penicillin for massively infected tissues, Lennane. Gerald Quin, 586 supplements of vitamin C in preventing (A. A. 299 Lewer. R. S. P., 748 Fulton), 488 (0); correspondence, 744 Lindeman, Col. Sidney John Liddon. 906 Midwifery: Domiciliary, and the family doctor OTOLOGY: Logan, W. R., 660 (David Dale Logan and Eneas K. MacKenzie), Children, ear disease in (D. Ritchie Paterson). .761 Louis, Capt. Percy (previously missing). 672 294 (0); correspondence, 365. 401. 441- (0) Lowe, Arthur Hamilton, 370 Supply of midwives (annotation). 929-Sul- Labyrinthine fistula symptom, an unusual case of McClelland, Hugh Harper. 944 phonamide therapy by the midwife. 939 (J. Lee), 47 McCracken, James Smith, 408 * Placenta praevia (R.S.M.), 779-Midwife's respon- Menire's syndrome (annotation), 52 : question McDougall. William, 587 sibility in. 898 answered, 412 McFarlan, Patrick Frederick, 200 Presentations. persistent occipito-posterior, man- Otosclerosis, fenestration for (leading article), McNamara, Capt. Robert William, 826 agement of, 143 430: correspondence, 509, 543, 626 MacPhee, Burgess, 867 Relaxin (annotation), 576 Otitis externa (J. F. Birrell), 80 (0) Macrae-Gibson, Angus Charles, 335 Strangulation of foetal intestine before term Marshall, Squad. Ldr. Robert Williamn Stanley (A. H. Esmat), 690 Oto-rhino-laryngology, review of handbook on. 886 (missing), 66 Uterus, acute inversion of (J. V. O'Sullivan), OTTLEY. Constance: Examinations for nurses, 29 Martin, Surg. Lieut.-Cmdr. Gerald Noel. 238 282 (0): correspondence. 366. 475. 626. 700. OWEN, C. Glynne: Treatment of varicose ulcers, Matheson, John, 480 783. 819 937 Matthew, Arthur W., 102, 168 --J. R. (and others): Neurological complica- Moir, John Hay, 30 Obstruction, intestinal: Unusual termination of. tions of infective hepatitis, 642 (0) John L., 337 due to gall-stone (A. J. d'Abreu), 388-Acute OWEN-FLOOD, A.: Sleep-walking, 241 correction, Moran, Herbert Michael, 904 (book review), 389-Unusual cause of. in new- 308 Morris, Edward, 168 born baby, 414-Small-bowel obstruction due to Ozanne, Ronald Cathcart, obituary notice of. 446 Mottram, James Cecil, 587 dried fruit (T. F. J. Ryan and J. Nagle). 426- Muller, Otfried, 409 Acute, due to dried fruit (G. C. Dorling). 426 Nash, Capt. George Peter. 826 Occupational therapy department at Maida Vale Nelson, Capt. Jean Cunison, 335 Hospital, 64 Ningen, William, 788 O'CONNELL, J. E.: Intervertebral disk lesions. 24 P Nolan, Surg. Lieut. Colin. 710 ODGERS. P. N. B.: A Class Book of Practical Norris, Dr. (Kandang Kerbau Hospital, Singa- Embryology for Medical Students, 691 PAGE. C. Max: Excision of patella, 166-Survey of pore), 660 O'DoNovAN, D.: The filigree operation. 405 fracture treatment (Bradshaw Lecture, R.C.S.), Ozanne, Ronald Cathcart, 446 Oedema: A clinical description of famine oedema. 835 (0) Palacios, Francisco Murillo. 200 330-Observations on oedema occurring during - G. B.: Education of nurses, 66 Panton, John Allison, 6° course of macrocytic anaemia (E. G. Holmes), - Irvine H. (and Arthur Curtis CORCORAN): Parry, Thomas Wilson, 515 561 (0); correspondence, 782 Arterial Hypertension. Its Diagnosis and Treat- Parsons, Ernest Alsager, 906 Oesophagus: Foreign bodies in the bronchi and ment. 187 Pezze, Cesare, 409 oesophagus in children (B. M. L. Abercromby), PAI, M. N.: Sleep-walking, 414 Phillips, Major C. E. S., 102 647 (O) PAINTER. Charles F. (editor): The 1944 Year Book - H. J., 68 Oestrogens, oral or injected. 830 of Industrial and Orthopedic Surgery, 390 Porter, William, 237 OGILVIE, K. R.: Ludwig's angina, 622: correction. Palacios, Francisco Murillo, death of, 200 Powell, James, 370 676 PALMER. W. H.: Sting-ray poison, 376 Puddicombe, Thomas Phare, 586 -W. H.: Housing the returned Consultant, 30 PALSER, J. E. J.: Viper antivenenes, 172 Pugh, William Thomas Gordon, 168 - - (and others): Arterial aneurysm following "Paludrine " ( =M4888): Triumph against malaria Quin, Bernard Haselden, 447 injury to iliac vessels: report of 2 cases, with a (leading article), 653 Rayner, David Charles, 629 commentary on large transfusions. 451 (0) Pancreas: External pancreatic secretion in man Reichelderfer, Luther, 304 Ointment, anti-gas No. 2, 412 (leading article), 51-Observations on 22 cases of Reid. Adiel Elad Hazael, 826 OLIVER, L. C.: Stethoscope versus x rays, 857 pancreatitis (W. M. Johnson and 0. T. Davis), Richmond, Archibald Hamilton Douglas. 88 Percy Lane, a pioneer in blood transfusion: 420-Aetiology of pancreatic apoplexy (Judson T. Rickards. Joseph, 787 Memorial Fund, 506 Chesterman), 461 Rigby, Rupert Alan Clayton, 866 Olmsted, J. M. D.: Francois Magendie. Pioneer PANNETT, C. A.: Peptic ulcer, 739 Robson, Capt. Albert, 409 in Experimtental Physiology and Scientific Medi- Panton, John Allison, obituary notice of, 68 Rogers, Lieut. Geoffrey (previously missing). 826 cine in XIX, Century France, 257 Pantothenate, salicylate and (annotation). 224 Rutherford, Henry Ernest, 906 O'MEARA, D. J. P.: Volvulus of small intestine. 626 Paper for book publishers, 673 Sadler, Ernest Alfred, 708 - Hubert: Scalenus anticus syndrome, 902 Paraldehyde, sterilizing, 143 Sale, Roberto, 788 Omentum, torsion of (M. N. Khanna), 729 Paraplegia, a case of, after cerebrospinal meningitis Salter, Alfred. 337 (H. Hilton Stewart), 319 (0) Seiler, Fritz, 409 OPtiTHALMOLOGY: Parasitology: Report of a case of human creeping Sherren, James, 670 Bibliography of Vi.ual Literature, 1939-44. 428 myiasis due to infestation by Hypoderma bovis Smart, H. Douglas, 371 Blindness: Rehabilitation in Greece. 239-Statis- (R. G. Turner). 11 (0); correspondence, 135 Smith. Richard Travers, 515 tics, 263-Helping the blind to see: new Parathyroids and calcium, 141 Stanley, C. A., 660 guiding devices, 264-The incidence and causes Parental Responsibility (book review), 158 Staunton, Major Harry William Gilbert. 826 of, in the British Commonwealth (Arnold PARK. R. G.: Allergy to egg-prepared vaccines, 570 Stephens. George Arbour, 904 Sorsby). 557 (O)-Totally blind war casualties, PARKER, Geoffrey E.: Bitterness, 548 Stevenson. Surg. Cmdr. T. C. (missing). 672 751, 754-Following haematemesis (James PARKES, A. S.: Preservation of human spermatozoa W. D. H., 786 Black), 920 (0) at low temperatures, 212 (0) Taylor, Frederic Ryott Perci al, 748 Burns of the eye, grafting for (annotation), 190 PARKINSON, John: Rheumatic fever and heart Thomas, William, 409 Diplopia, ocular, 713 disease (Harveian oration), 578 Todd, David F., 788 Ectopia lentis, 72 Parliament: Medical members of the new Parliament Tough, Frederick William Kerr. 6,11 Eye diseases in the East, 739 and medical candidates not elected, 164-Parlia- Tresawna, William Samson. 370 Eyelids, use of the cautery in plastic operations mentary Medical Group, 588 Troup, Arthur George, 102 on (D. Simpson), 424 (0) - James Macdonald, 587 Faculty of Ophthalmologists, 471 Parliament, Medical Notes in: Trumpp, Joseph, 409 Industrial: Department set up at Royal Eve Alien doctors: Future of temporarily registered. Tucker, Lieut.-Col. Ernest Frederick Gordon, 788 Hospital. London, 518 673-Permission to take new appointment, 945 Turner, William Aldren. 200 Keratoconjunctivitis: Observation on cases seen Animal experiments, statistics of, 32 Tyrrell, Edgar James, 68 in Paul H., 788 military hospitals (R. J. Buxton), 847 (0) Army, M.O.s in, 673 Valdervehr. Night-blindness: A trick test to detect " malin- Artificial limbs: Price control, 790 Veraguth, Otto, 409 gerers" (E. Epstein and S. A. Hugh Lesser). Association, British Medical: Protection of Prac- Von Noorden, Carl, 409 644 (0) tices Scheme, 305 18 1945 INDEX BRITISIH JULY-DEC., MEDICAL JOURNAL

Parliament, Medical Notes in (continued) Paronychia: Of toe, 203, 342-Severe, treatment of, PrENICILLIN (continued): and the, 589-Three Powers' 299 Streptococcus: Haemolytic strcptococcal throat statement energy, 790 Parotitis. chronic recurrent, 792 infections: their complications and sequels. medicine research, Parry, Thomas Wilson, obituary notice of, 515 with special reference to penicillin treatment B.L.A., officers in, 553 Parsons, Ernest Alsager, obituary notice of, 906 (P. Robinson), 213 (0) Totally blind casualties, PASSE, E. R. Garnett: Fenestration for otosclerosis, Supplies, 709 motorists, 827 509 Synergic action of penicillin and sulphathiazolc nutrition, 630-High extraction Pasteur, medicine's debt to (leading arti.le), 429 (J. W. Bigger), 621 flour, 751 Patella, excision of, 62, 133, 165, 195, 543 Synthetic rubber, action on, 400, 474, 508. 622, Call-up: release, 673-Of doctors, PATERSON, A. Spencer (and F. T. FARMER): Electro- 741 commissions and release, 750- convulsive therapy apparatus, 99 Syphilis, masking of, with penicillin, 133- - shortage doctors, 945 Donald (and J. Forest SMITH): Modern Syphilitic reinfection after penicillin therapy. 333 Statistics, 589-Early recognition. 945 Methods of Feeding in Infancy and Childhood, Therapy, review of book on, 462 Empire-and U.K. statistics, 868 8th ed., 427 Toxic reaction to (H. Jaslowitz), 767 - " nurses," 672 D. Ritchie: Ear disease in children. 761 (0) Ulceration, chronic undermining, (Aubrey Lea- - disease, for, 631 Lady: The Family Woman and the Feminist, cock), 765 (0); correspondence, 864 Cold, common, public and, 710 86 Vesicular eruption, 2 cases due to (J. H. Lamb), Energy, 723 Medical, 305 PATHOLOGY: Vincent's angina: Treated with intramuscular (Priority), 305 Acid-fast organisms in gastric resting juice (John injections (B. M. Schwartz and P. L. Shallen- Parliamentary Medical, the Labotir Party, Yates). 530 (0) berger and others), 382-41 cases treated with Chemical, teaching and practice of: Memoran- penicillin (H. E. Twining and others), 718 man-power and resources, 828 dum by the chemical pathologists of the London Virus infections, 483 Teviot, Dentistry. 32 teaching hospitals, 93 Corrections, Surgical, review of book on, 356 PEENMAN, A. Clark: Therapeutic effect of indtuced Demobilization: doctors, 305. 709. Textbooks of (book reviews), 691, 806 jaundice, 864 945-Release Ireland doctors, 553 Peentothal. See Anaesthesia students, 589-Naval medical Patients: The patient in his setting (book review), Pericarditis, purulent, local penicillin in (Marshall officers, call-up and release, 673 355-Telling the patient, 513, 581, 706 M. Gowland), 922 -Navy, PATrERSON. S. W.: Colostomy, 230 PEERKINS, Philip H.: Psychiatry in the Services, 706 Detention Barracks, Stakehill, 868 Patulin, 143 PEERN, Sydney: Infection from dead teeth, 714 Diabetics, for, 631 PAYKOC, Z. V. (and others): Hypersensitivity to PEERROTT, J. W.: The " stamping" of the Guards, Diphtheria: Statistics, 32-Age incidence, 338- transfused blood, 83 (0); annotation, 360 786 Publicity immunization, 709-Immunization PEARSE, Innes H.: Observations on the Population Pe-rspex: In orthopaedics (John T. Scales and statistics, 710, Question, 807 Woolf Herschell), 423 (0); correspondence, 512, (Employiient) Act: Miners with PEARSON, Bruce: Hypertension, 662 585-Exhibition of adaptation to peacetime uses,, pneumoconiosis, 32 Jean L.: Examinations for nurses, 29 621 Ratio to civilian population. 305- JPEBERDY, G. R.: Acroparaesthesia, 820 Peessary, Smith-Hodge, fitting of, 141 Shortage of, 673-Cars, 709, 945-Civilian doc- Pediculosis corporis, D.D.T. for, 106 PEETCH, C. P.: Acute infective polyneuritis, 254 (0) winter, 709-Taxation of cars and PEEL, J. H. (and A. H. GALLEY): Apparatus for PEETERKIN, G. A. Grant: Sulphonamide rashes: petrol, 828-Professional subscriptiotns, 828- caudal analgesia, 36 analysis of 500 cases seen in N. Africa and Italy, cars, 868 Pelion upon Ossa," 204 1 (0) Drugs, export of, 869 Pellagra in a morphine addict (Charles Comerford PEETHER, G. C.: The cloistered nurse, 29 Command, doctors in, 868 and Brian H. Kirman), 44 (0); correspondence, Pe-zze, Cesare, death of, 409 Medical inspectors, 945 547, 705, 785 PAharmaceutical Codex, British, 1934. Seventh Supple- East, invaliding the, 589 PEMBERTON, H. S. (and others): Thionracil in tro#t- ment. Additions and Amendments to Parts I and from butchers' meat, ment of thyrotoxicosis, 343 (0) Ill, with Cumulative Index, 850 W. B.: Doctors and the social trend, 302 Phhenacetin, sulphaemoglobinaemia due to (S. Germany: British zone, 631-Health of PENDRED, Vaughan: Rehabilitation of fracturcd Lazarus), 565 (0) in, 828 limbs, 475 PHHILIP, W. Paton: Artificial pneumothorax refill, Hospitals: No. General, 589-The Gosernment 821 the, 709-Mental conditions in, 749 PENICILLIN: Phhillips, Major Charles E. S., obituary notice of, Housing statistics, Acne vulgaris, 73 102 diseases, mortality from (England and Actinomycosis successfully treated with: Report - Leonard: Factors making for improved Wales), of 2 cases (A. J. C. Hamilton and H. J. R. results in placenta praevia, 779 National Insurance (IndUistrial In- Kirkpatrick), 728 (0) - Miles H.: Acute inversion of uterus, 366 juries) Bill, 32, 552-Hcalth insuLranice benefit, Administration: By intramuscular infusion (E. C. PHIILP, Howard L.: A Psychologist Looks at Sex, Turton), 283 (0); correspondence, 400-An 807 King's speech, 268 indwelling syringe for (H. F. Barnard), 498-A Phhthalates, effectiveness of, 240 Leprosy Empire, 751 simple apparatus for (A. J. P. Graham), 768 Phhysiology: Teaching of, 26, 100-Annual review, Liquid paraffin shortage, 790 -By intramuscular drip (T. A. Grimson), 849 (book review), 186-The physiology of 'emotion Lymph, Government, 790 Agranulocytosis after sulphonamide sensitization: I(annotation), 191-Cinematograph films of avia- Malaya, inoculation in. 946 Penicillin therapy: Death from Ps. pyocyanea tion physiology, 199-A pioneer French physiolo- mortality, 673 septicaemia (J. D. Cameron and J. R. Edge). gist: Francois Magendie (book review), 257- man-power: Distribution of, 588-Bi-itish 688 (0) Applied (book review), 923 alien, Amputations, reamputations, and penicillin (E. N. Phhysiotherapists and other medical auxiliaries, 444 members of new Parliament, 164 Callum), 599 (0) -In N.H.S. Consultations. 868 profession. negotiations with, 269 Anthrax, human cutaneous, treated with (H. Phhysiotherapy, review of book on, 462 fees, 868 Stott), 120 Piickerill, H. P. and C. M.: Early treatment of Bell's Training in gas-and-air analgesia, 32, Apparatus, a systemic (F. Ronald Edwards), 86; palsy, 457 (0); correspondence, 556 correspondence, 199 PtICKERING, G. W.: Peptic ulcers, 739 Enforcement standards, 338-T.T. milk Bone and soft-tissue lesions (British Orthopaedic PtICKWORTH, F. A.: The discharging lesion, 784 828 Association), 23 PiIM, Sheila: Getting Better, 16 Service: New Government pro- Colitis, ulcerative, 240 PsINES, N.: Toxicity of magnesium, 475 posals, 305-Compensation for medical prac- Control, need for, 367 PltINEY, A: Terminological exactitude in haema-, tices, 553-Experimental health centres, 553- Endocarditis, bacterial: Centres for treatment tology, 865-The flour in the bread, 940 and purchase of practices. 868-Physiother- with penicillin, 133-Annotation on, 734 Pt NNER, Max: Pulmotiary Tuberculosis in the Adult: apists N.H.S. Consultations, 868 Ex,retion of, delaying (annotation), 292 Its Fundamental Aspects, 849 Navy: Postgraduate courses for R.N. doctors, 827 Exhibition in Paris, 858 Pitituitary: Simmond's disease due to post-partum' Navy's ratio. 827 Fastness " of staphylococci, haemolytic strepto- necrosis of anterior pituitary: Carcinoma of Nurseries, wartime." 790 cocci, and pneumococci to (E. W. Todd and Stomach (R. T. Cooke), 493 (0)-Stimulation by Ministry of Health nursing staff, 32- others), 603 (0) light (annotation), 695; correspondence, 860 working conditions for, 553-Shortage of, 631, Formula of, 945 P1.lasma proteins, methods for determining: Value 709-Salaries, 790-In mental institutions, 828- Influenza: The in vitro sensitivity of H. influ- in a group of boys aged 14 to 15 (R. P. Cook and Report nursing, 945 enzae to penicillin, with spe-ial reference to others), 456 (0) Osteopathy and further education grants, 673 meningeal strains of Pittman's type b (M. PLLATT, B. S.: Relation of diet to incidence of Paper book publishers, 673 Gordon and K. Zinnemann), 795 (0)-Men- tropical ulcers, 96 Parliamentary Medical Group, 305, 588 ingitis due to a penicillin- and suiphonamide- - Harry: Medical rehabilitation in hospital, 54- Penicillin: Stipplies, 709-Formula of, 945 sensitive Pittman b strain oE H. influenzae: Congenital dislocation of hip, 738; Orthopaedics Pensions, Ministry of: Medical information dis- Recovery (D. G. McIntosh and Cop-stance F. in medical education and in Regional Hospital closed by Medical Boards, 751 Drysdale), 796 (0) Services, 738 Pncumnoconiosis: Compensation for, 790-Re- Inhalation, 203 PLLAUT, G. (and others): Results of routine investi- into, 945 International standard for, 579 gation for Rh factor at the N.W. London depot, Psychoneurotic, the invalided, 710 Keeping properties, 793 273 (0); correspondence, 400 Public assistance: Medical care, 710-Mental Massively infected tissues, 299 PIElayfair, Surg. Lieut.-Cmdr. Q. S., missing: News patients, 869 Meningitis, 753 sought, 754 " (Scotland) Bill, 790 Mode of action (leading article), 464 Pnneumococci: Fastness " of staphylococci, haemo- Raynaud's disease and vibrating ma.hines, 710 Neurological complications in cerebrospinal men- lyti- streptococci, and pneumococci to penicillin Rheumatic fever notification, 790 ingitis treated with (A. R. Forrest), 805 (E. W. Todd and others), 603 A Rheumatism, research in, 790 Ocular therapeutics, 74 Pnncumoconiosis: Of coal-miners, 194-Of graphite Scholarships for medicine, 790 Ointments, sterile base, 140 workers, 195-Compensation for, 790-Research Sclerosis, disseminated, special hospital for, 790 Ophthalmology, penicillin in (R.S.M.), 542 into, 945 Silicosis: In Rhodesian copper mines, 790- -Parenteral infection in infancy (E. C. Ross PnLeumonia: Asthma after, 374-In London infants- statistics, 946 Couper), 876 (annotation), 466 Tin-miners, medical examination of, 710 Pastilles, 818 Pnneumoperitoneum: And pregnancy, 520-Massive Trinidad: Survey of local medical services, 32 Pericarditis, purulent, local penicillin in (Marshall surgical emphysema, pneumothorax, and pneumo- Tuberculosis: Tuberculous persons in prison, 32 M. Gowland), 922 1peritoneum (Ronald Jones), 530 (0); corre- -Allowances, 1944-5, 32-Treatment costs in Production: Penicillin grown from a nutrient spondence, 665-For early apical tuberculosis, ex-Service men, 338-Food for Tb. persons, medium prepared from' potato extract (J. 0. 791 631-Treatment of Service patients, 631- Gavronsky), 82 (0) Pnneumothorax: Mediastinal emphysema and bila- Accommodation in 589-Beds fever due to sanatoria. in Rat-bite cat-bite: satisfactory teral pneumothorax after tracheotomy (J. R. M. Scotland, 828-Milk for tuberculous, 868 response to penicillin after failure of arseno- Whigham), 47-Massive surgical emphysema, Vaccination: And death certificates. 32-Public therapy (G. I. M. Swyer), 386 (0) pneumothorax, and pneumoperitoneum (Ronald vaccinators, 945 Rubber tubing and, 741 Jones), 530 (0); correspondence, 665 Women niedical students, 828 Staphylococcus pyogenes septicaemia treated with Pnneumothorax, artificial. See Tuberculosis X-ray equipment, production of, 631 (G. 1. M. Swyer), 532 (0) Pc odophyllin for warts, 592, 910 1945 INDEX BRIurisH 1 9 JULY-DEC., MEDICAL JOURNAL

POISONING: PREPARATIONS AND APPLIANCES (continued): RANSOME, G. A. (and J. F. STOKES): Masking Carbon monoxide (leading article), 887 Sulphathiazole suspension (Menley and James, syphilis with peisicillin, 133 D.D.T. See D.D.T. Ltd.), 572 RAU, L.: Hypoglycaemic fatigue, 234 Fish stings, 374 Transfusion, an aid to (W. D. Linsell), 692 Raynaud's disease and vibrating machines, 710 Lead, due to mobilization of lead from the Valve disk for circle absorbers (J. Clutton- Rayner, David Charles, obituary notice of, 629 skeleton by leukaemic hyperplasia of bone Brock), 572 READ, Grantly Dick: Education in parenthood, 60 marrow (Alexander Brown and Sidney Lionel Wolfe, graft, device for fixation of (I. C. READER, N. L. Maxwell: Non-specific mesenteric Tompsett), 764 (0) Michaelson), 49 lymphadenitis, 818 Potassium thiocyanate (annotation), 393 READING, Philip: Ligature of anterior ethmoidal Salicylates, toxicity of (annotation), 19 Press publicity, 368, 444, 549 artery for arrest of profuse epistaxis, 848 Trichlorethylene, accidental drinking of (J. A. PRESS, J. H. (and others): Observations on 96 Rectum, paratyphoid ulcer of (G. Gordon Lennon), Stephens), 218; correspondence, 367 cases of sporadic infectious mononucleosis, 88 496 PREWER, R. R.: Psychiatry in the Services, 624 Rectus muscle, spontaneous rupture of (Alexander Poland: Food conditions (leading article on book PRICE, I. I.: Risks of gastroscopy with the flexible Lyall), 321 by Leon Dmochowski), 391-Books for Polish gastroscope, 510 REED, G. L.: Midwives' view of maternity and child doctors, 676-Losses of Polish medicine, 896 Pringle, G. H., obituary notice of, 68 welfare, 60 Poliomyelitis: In Malta, 26, 61-The dissemination J. Seton: A method of end-to-end anastomo- RIEES, John Rawlings: The Shaping of Psych.itry of (leading article), 323-Epidemic in Mauritius, sis in the small intestine, 256; correspondence, 405 by War, 571 738 Prisoners of war. See War - J. R.: Alien doctors, 136 POLLOCK, M. R.: Mixed cases of infective hepatitis: Prisons, medical aspects of, 546, 785 - Thomas: Allergy to fish in an asthmatic, 108 Evidence of liver damage without symptoms Prolapsus ani in a child, 105; correspondence, 242 REESE, Hans H. (editor): The 1944 Year Book of among a community at risk (report to M.R.C.), Prostate: Observations on 581 patients with Neurology, Psychiatry, and Endocrinology, 157 598 (O)-Liver function in infective hepatitis prostatic hyperplasia of all types (L. E. McCrea), Registrar-General: Appointment of Mr. G. C. North gauged by hippuric acid synthesis tests, 878 (0) 85-X rays and prostatic hypertrophy, 105; to succeed Mr. S. P. Vivian, 297-Quarterly POLONSKY, M. N.: Prosthesis in amputations correspondence, 241-B. proteus infection, 449- returns: Eire, 70, 481. 947; England and Wales, through or near h;p-joint, 23 Bladder-neck obstruction due to non-malignant 306, 751 ; Northern Ireland, 170, 590; Scotland, Polyneuritis: After jungle sores: A series of 21 disease (H. Hamilton Stewart), 724 (0); corre- 239, 869 cases (R. L. Ward and A. S. Mason), 252 (0) - spondence, 864-Chronic prostatitis, 792-Weight Rehabilitation: Medical, in hospital (Harry Platt). Acute infective (C. P. Petch), 254 (0) of enlarged prostates, 908 54 (0)-' Orthopaedic," 225-Of the disabled PONIEDEL, C.: Chronic pulmonary tuberculosis, 476 Prostitution, psychology of (book review), 768 (Ministry of Labour and Nuffield Organization Population: Declining (book review), 49-Means Protein: First-class, 519-Metabolism, 815 cor- Conference), 264-Of patients suffering from skin for keeping it up, 369-Current Trends, and rection, 872 disease (R. Mason Bolam), 539 (0); corre- Future problems in Great Britain (book notes), Prout, William: philosopher-physician, 437 spondence, 628 572-Mass observation and the birth-rate (leading Pruritus and glycosuria, 556, 872 Reichelderfer, Luther, death of, 304 article), 926 Psoriasis, 412 Reid, Capt. Adiel Elad Hazael, killed in action, 826 Populations, the future of (leading article), 258 Psychiatry: Book reviews, 157-Wartime work in Reiter's disease: Characteristics and treatment (H. correspondence, 413 psychiatric clinics (annotation), 467-Psychiatry H. Rosenblum), 603 Porphyria, acute idiopathic (G. Discombe and John in the Army, 508 correction, 556-War and REITMAN, F.: Chemically induced cons ulsion L. D'Silva), 491 (0) social psychiatry (book review), 571-In the therapy, 300 PORRITT, A. E. (and others): B.L.A. surgery, 377 Services, 668, 706-Prefrontal leucotomy (anno- Relapsing fever. See Fever (0); correspondence, 476 tation), 854. See also Mental Deficiency Relaxin (annotation), 576 Porter, William, obituary notice of, 237 Psychology: A review of psychological work at RENNIE, John K. (and H. L. Whitchurch BEACH): POrrER, Petronella (and Hilda ROBERTS): Belsen the Brain Injuries Unit, Edinburgh, 1941-5 (0. L. 4 cases of typhus in Great Britain, 153 (0) Camp, 100 Zangwill), 248 (O)-In general practice (book RENOUF. P. L.: Treatment of varicose ulcers. 899 POWELL, A. T. W.: Some dysentery in day nur- review), 288-Psychological development of the RENSHAW, P. K.: Local sulphonamide theraDy, 144 series, 132 child (book review), 355-Fear of heights, 375 Research, scientific, " reasons " for, 549. 706 James, obituary notice of, 370 Psychoneurotic, invalided, 710 Resettlement, occupational, of the disabled: Criti- POWELL-TUCK, G. A.: A case for diagnosis, 950 Psychopupillary reflex, 520 cisms of Government scheme, 329 POWER, Stephen: Spinal analgesia, 897 Psychosis due to mepacrine (annotation), 162 Resignations, 238 PRATT, F. W. M.: Trigger finger, 241-Prolap- Psychosomatic factors in disease, 28 Resins, synthetic, sensitization to, 198 sus ani in a child, 242 - reactions, 667-" Soma " and " psyche," .675 RESNICK, Louis: Heavy nupercaine spinal analgesia Public assistance medical care, 710 in operative obstetrics; with report on 394 cases, PREGNANCY: Puddicombe, Thomas Phare, obituary notice of, 586 722 (0); correspondence, 818, 898, 939 Abscess: Pregnancy after amoebic liver abscess, Puerperium. See Obstetrics Respiration, artificial, 272, 520 106 Pugh, William Thomas Gordon, obituary notice of, Resuscitation: After drowning, 144, 241-Across a Albuminuria, 484 168 barrel, 342 Amputation of thigh, pregnancy after, 518 Pulse rate, variations in, 555 " Atomic " pregnancy, 342 PULVERTAFT, R. G.: Fractured femur, 738 Reviews of Books: Cervix, partial atresia of, complicatinig pregnancy PURDoE, Anthony W.: Midwife's responsibility in Allergy (Erich Urbach, with the collaboration of (M. A. Majekodunmi), 320 placenta praevia, 898 Philip M. Gottlieb), 321 Diabetes and, 340 Purpura, 271-After sedormid, 518 American Medical Practice in the Perspectives of Ectopic, arterial thrombosis after (Robert New- PURVES-STEWART, Sir James: Diagnosis of Nersous a Century (Bernhard J. Stern), 157 ton), 438 Diseases, 9th ed., 850 Amino-acid Composition, of Proteins and Foods. Embolism, air in, 793 PYBUS, R.: British Dietetic Association, 857 Analytical Methods and Results (Richard J. Exercises during, 712 PYKE, Magnus: Nutrition in Vienna in September, Block and Diana Boiling), 48 Extra-utcrine, full-term, associated with extensive 1945, 839 (0); leading article, 852 Anaesthesia: Essentials of Local Anaesthesia in prolapse (R. Glyn Morgan and Nora L. Keevil), PYLE, H. D. (and others): 14 cases of Vincent's Dentistry (A. Cornford Bowden), 322-Develop- 649 angina treated with penicillin, 382 ment of Inhalation Anaesthesia (Barbara M. Hysterectomy, subtotal, pregnancy after, 105 Pyloric stenosis, radiology and, 941 Duncum), 356-History of Surgical Anesthesia Perineal operations, pregnancy after, 108 Pyretotherapy for G.P.I., 308 (Thomas E. Keys, with an introductory essay Pneumoperitonettm and, 520 Pyrexia, trench fever as a cause of, in P.O.W.s. 27 by Chauncey D. Leake and a concluding chap- Ptyalism, 108, 414 Pyuria, abacterial (Hugh Donovan), 12 (0); corre- ter by Noel A. Gillespie), 571 Terminating pregnancy, 592 spondence, 167 Anatomy: Anatomy as a Basis for Medical and Urine: Relation between gastric acidity and the Dental Practice (Donald Maitland), 497- anterior-pituitary-like hormone content of wine Cahiers de Dessins d'Anatomic (Arletse in pregnant women (Staiiley Way), 182 (0) Barbequot-Butavand), 572 - Tissues of the Uterus bicornis, pregnancy in (R. M. Corbet), Body. An Introduction to the Study of 894 Anatomy (W. E. Le Gros Clark), 2nd ed., 650 White leg," 71 Q Annals of Science, Vol. 5, No. 3, 322 - of the University of Otago Medical School, PREPARATIONS AND APPLIANCES: Quin, Bernard Haselden, executed by the Japanese, 1875-1939 (D. W. Carmalt Jones), 289 Anaesthetic tubing, support for (0. R. Tisdall), 447 Arterial Hypertension. Its Diagnosis and Treat- 924 Quinine and mepacrine, hypersensitivity to (John ment (Irvine H. Page and Arthur Curtis Babies, premature, heated carrier for transporting Orr), 604 Corcoran), 187 (J. N. O'Reilly), 731 QVIST, G.: Indications for surgery in penetrating Association of Clinical Pathologists: Proceedings, Bankart's operation: A technique of drilling the chest wounds: importance of pulmonary injury. 498 glenoid in, for recurrent dislocation of shoulder 521 (0) - National Tuberculosis, Antecedents of (P. B. Moroney), 122 (Robert G. Paterson), 86 Bed-sores, apparatus for treating (J. F. Neil), 390 Atmospheric Pollution in Leicester: A Scientific Biotin " ampoules (Ashe Laboratories, Ltd.), Survey, 924 122 Attendant's Guide (Edith M. Stern). 607 Corset dressing, adhesive, for gaping wounds (M. Australia: The Health Record (Lady Gowrie Lichtenstein), 158 R Child Centres), 220 Endotracheal connexions, wide-bore (H. L. Austria, The Health Services in: Problems of Thornton), 534 RACE, R. R. (and A. E. MOURANT): Rh factor and Medical Reconstrtction and Rehabilitation, Flavazole " (Boots Pure Drug Co., Ltd.), 428 mental deficiency, 194 463 Fractures: Apparatus to elevate a fracture case - (and others): Hypersensitivity to transfused Baby of To-day: First Principles in his Manage- for application of plaster (J. Noel-Jackson), 16 blood, 83 (0); annotation. 360 ment (The late Mrs. J. Langton Hewer; Harness and tubing support, combined (Harvey RADCLYFFE, Leon: Posture during acute rheumatic revised by M. Scott-Brown), 692 Nichol), 651 fever, 367 Bacteria in Relation to the Milk Supply. A Microscope, projection, for use in daylight (T. S. Radiographers, examination questions for, 832 Practical Guide for the Commnercial Bacteriolo- Davies), 428 Radiography, mass: O£ the chest (book review), 86 gist (C. H. Chalmers), 3rd ed., 85 Penicillin: A systemic apparatus (F. Ronald -Ministry of Health circular, 286-Explaining to Biology: New Biology-I (edited by M. L. John- Edwards), 86-Indwelling syringe for adminis- workers, 450-Mass miniature radiography of son and Michael Abercrombie), 533 tration (H. F. Barnard), 498-Simple apparatus factory groups in Middlesex (W. Pointon Dick), Blood, Atlas of the, in Children (Kenneth D. for administration (A. J. P. Graham), 768 568 (0) Blackfan and Louis K. Diamond; with illustra- Pentothal, continuous, a simple apparatus for Radiology: Responsibility for accidents in radio- tions by C. Merrill Leister), 533 (H. Marcus Bird), 289 logical departments (W. M. Levitt), 620-And Botany, Textbook of (W. 0. Howarth and L. G. Pneumothorax, artificial: An improved needle pyloric stenosis, 941 G. Warnc), 9th ed., revised and re-written, 886 (Alastair Allan), 607 Radiotherapy for vasomotor rhinitis (annotation), Britain's Way to Social Security (Fransois Lafitte), Spectroscope, cheap home-made (B. J. Freed- 654 923 man), 356 Radium therapy, physical aspects of (book review), British Encyclopaedia of Medical Practice, in- Splint, the Thomas, simplified method of applying 767 cluding Medicine, Surgery, Obstetrics, Gynae- (Lipmann Kessel), 463 RALPHS, F. G.: Accidental infant suffocatiot), 332 cology, and other special subjects: Medical " Sterile " water: an out-patient and surgery -Chronic regional ileitis, 405 Progress, 85 techniqu.e (Alex Comfort), 187 RAMMELL, J.: Car without foot pedals, 450 - Medical Bulletin (British Council), 807 20 JULY-DEC., 1945 INDEX BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL

Reviews of Books (continued): Reviews of Books (continued): Reviews of Books (co,tittued): Pharmaceutical Codex. 1934, Seventh Supple- Malaria: Its Diagnosis, Treatment and Prophy- Radiography, Mass, of the Chest (Herman E. ment. Additions and amendments to Parts I laxis (William N. Bispham), 497 Hilleboe and Russell H. Morgan), 86 and 111, with Cumulative Index, 850 Medical Annual, 1945 (edited by Sir Henry Tidy - Positioning in (Miss K. C. Clark), 4th ed., Bucks Old People's Welfare. 572 and A. Rendle Short), 651 692 Canned Foods: An Introduction to their Micro- Jurisprudence and Toxicology (John Radium Therapy: Its Physical Aspects (C. W. biology (J. G. Baumgartner), 2nd ed., 886 Glaistee). 8th ed., 730 Wilson), 767 Chemical Age, This. The Miracle of Man-made Manual (U.N.R.R.A.). 807 Rebuilding Family Life in the Post-War World Materials (William Haynes). 651 -.Treatment, Elements of (Sir Robert Hutchi- (edited by Sir James Marchant); introduction Chemistry and Biology of Sea Water, Recent son). 4th ed., 86 by Lord Horder), 258, 886 Advances in (D. W. Harvey), 924 Medicine: The March of Medicine. The New Rheumatic Diseases, The (G. D. Kersley; fore- Child Welfare (Hilda M. Davis), 121 York Academy of Medicine Lectures to the word by Sir Francis R. Fraser), 2nd ed., 606 Children: A Handbook on Diseases of (Bruce Laity, 288-Lectures on Preventive Medicine Scabies: Human Guinea Pigs (Kenneth Mellanby), Williamson), 4th ed., 187 (Harvey Sutton), 355-A History of Medicine 691 Chiropodists' Section of the National Register of (Dougas Guthrie), 606-A Summary of Medi- Scottish Council for Research in Education. Its Medical Auxiliary Services. 5th ed., 86 cine for Nurses (R. Gordon Cooke), 850 Aims and Activities. Publications of the Clinlical Case-Taking (G. R. Herrmann), 3rd ed., Mental Disorders, The Treatment of (Ancient and Scottish Council for Research in Education, 651 Modern) (Richard Eager). 731 XXIV. 322 Laboratory Methods, Synopsis of (W. E. Microbial Antagonisms and Antibiotic Substances Sex, A Psychologist Looks at (Howard L. Philp), Bray). 3rd ed.. 731 (Selman A. Waksman). 885 807 Colloids: Their Properties and Applications (A. G. Microbiology and Epidemiology, by various authors Shoulder Lesions (H. F. Moseley), 49 Ward) (Blackie's " Technique " Series), 498 (translated from the Russian by H. P. Fox), Singing, the, of John Braham (John Mewburn). 220 Community Restaurants in Design (F. le Gros 807 So You Have a Toddler (Arthur C. Gee), 427 Clark), 322 Mosquitoes: Keys to the Mosquitoes of the Austra- Soap, Medical Uses of: A Symposium (edited by Constitution and Disease (Julius Bauer), 2nd ed., lasian Region: Including a Synopsis of their Morris Fishbein), 923 572 Distribution and Breeding Habits (Kenneth L. Surgery: Surgery Errors and Safeguards (Max Control of Communicable Diseases (U.S. Office Knight. Richard M. Bohart, and George E. Thorek; with foreword by Sir Hugh Devine, and of War Information), 534 Bohart). 607 a chapter on Legal Responsibility in Surgical Convalescent Medicine (U.S. Office of War Nervous Tension, Release from (David Harold Practice by Hubert Winston Smith), 4th ed., Information). 651 Fink edited by Harry Roberts). 390 completely revised, 16-Text book of Stirgical Cooking and Nutritive Value (A. Barbara Callow), Neurasthenia: Conceptions et Traitement des Etats Pathology (C. F. W. lllingworth and B. M. 462 Neurasthdniques (J. Tinel). 322 Dick), 5th ed., 356-The 1944 Year Book of Copper Sulfate Method for Measuring Specific Neurology: Diseases of the Nervous System Des- Industrial and Orthopedic Surgery (edited by Gravities of Whole Blood and Plasma (Robert cribed for Practitioners and Students (F. M. R. Charles F. Painter), 390-Surgical Disorders of A. Phillips and co-workers in the U.S. Naval Walshe), 4th ed., 121-The 1944 Year Book of the Chest. Diagnosis and Treatment (J. K. Research Unit), 534 Neurology. Psychiatry and Endocrinology. Neur- Donaldson), 427-Surgical Clinics of North Cosmeticology, Modern (Ralph G. Harry), 2nd ology, edited by Hans H. Reese. Psychiatry. America. 731-Hey Groves's Synopsis of Surgery ed., 572 edited by Nolan D. C. Lewis. Endocrinology. (edited by C. P. G. Wakeley), 12th ed., 731- Czechoslovak Medical Association in Great edited by Elmer L. Sevringhaus. 157-Diseases Extensile Exposure Applied to Limb Surgery Britain: No. 2 of the Notes, 390 of the Nervous System in Infancy. Childhood (Arnold K. Henry), 806-Surgery of the Hand Dairy Bacteriologists (edited by H. Barkworth), and Adolescence (Frank R. Ford), 2nd ed., 257 (Sterling Bunnell), 885 692 -Recent Advances in Neurology and Neuro- Symptoms, The Analysis and Interpretation of Dentistry. Mechanical (Edward Samson). 289 psychiatry (W. Russell Brain and E. B. Strauss). (edited by Cyril M. MacBryde). 498 Dermatology and Syphilology, The 1944 Year 5th ed., 497-Nervous Diseases, Diagnosis of Telepathy: An Outline of its Facts, Theory, Book of (edited by Marion B. Sulzberger; (Sir James Purves-Stewart), 9th ed.. 850 and Implications (Whately Carington), 2nd ed., assistant editor: Rudolf L. Baer), 219 Neuropsychiatric Diseases. Symposium on. Re- 886 Diabetics: Cookery Book for (compiled by the printed from Medical Clinics of N. America, 924 Temperament, Character and Personality (Mrs. N. Diabetic Association), 187 Nutrition: Manual of Nutrition (H.M.S.O.), 158 MacKenzie), 692 Diagnosis, an Index of Differential, of Main -The Science of (Henry C. Sherman). 219- Thoughts, Deeds and Human Happiness (K. W. Symptoms (by various writers. edited by Herbert Nutrition (W. R. Aykroyd) (Oxford Pamphlets Monsarrat), 15 French. assisted by Arthur H. Douthwaite), 6th on Tndian Affairs. No. 21). 807-Manual of Trauma in Internal Diseases: With Consideration ed.. 121 Nutrition (Rose Simmonds), 807 of Experimental Pathology and Medico-Legal Dictionary. Short Anglo-Polish Medical (W. Obstetrics and Gynaecology: The 1944 Year Book Aspects (Rudolf A. Stern; foreword by Francis Tomaszewski), 498 of Obstetrics and Gynecology (edited by J. P. Carter Wood), 220; English issue, 356 Electrocardiographic Interpretation, Fundamentals Greenhill). 257 -A Study of Endometriosis, - Technique in: Planned Timing in the Treat- of (J. Bailey Carter). 49 Endosalpingiosis, Endocervicosis and Peritonco- ment of Wounds, including Burns (Fraser B. Electrocardiography. Clinical (David Scherf and ovarian Sclerosis (James Robert Goodall), 2nd Gurd and F. Douglas Ackman), 849 L. J. Boyd). 2nd ed., revised. 427 ed., 356-Midwifery. Prin-iples and Practice for Tropics, Diagnosis and Treatment of Diseases in Embryology. a class book of Practical, for Pupil Midwives. Teacher Midwives, and Obstet- the (H. C. Trowell). 2nd ed., 849 Medical Students (P. N. B. Odgers), 691 ric Dressers (R. Christie Brown and Barton Tuberculosis: Aids to Tuberculosis for Nurses Eosinophilie G4nerale et Locale (L. Derobert, Gilbert; Infants' Section by Richard H. Dobbs). (L. E. Houghton and T. Holmes SelUors), 390- preface by Prof. M. Duvoir), 606 2nd ed.. 533-Recent Advances in Obstetrics and Pathways in Aftercare, 731-Tuberculosis in the EuLgenics in Prospect and Retrospect (C. P. Gynaecology (Aleck W. Bourne and Leslie H. United States. Graphic Presentation, Vol. 11 Blacker), 534 Williams). 6th ed.. 533-American Gynecological Federal Security Agency, U.S. Public Health Family Woman and the Feminist (Lady Paterson). Society: Transactions (edited by Howard C. Service and Medical Research Committee. 86 Taylor), 534-Gynecological and Obstetrical National T.B. Association, 768-Pulmonary Feeding, Modern Methods of. in Infancy and Urology (Houston S. Everett). 730-Synopsis ot Tuberculosis in the Adult: Its Fundamental Childhood (Donald Paterson anid J. Forest Obstetrics and Gvnaecology (Aleck Bourne). 9th Aspects (Max Pinner), 849 Smith), 8th ed., 427 ed., 886 Vascular Sclerosis: With Special Reference to Food: Les Rdgimes des Gastr opathes (Paul Orthoptists' Section of the National Register of Arteriosclerosis. Pathology, Pathogenesis, Etio- Carnot), 288-Les Regimes des Hdpatiques Medical Auxiliary Services. 6th ed., 257 logy, Diagnosis. Prognosis, Treatment (Eli (Etienne Chabrol). 288 Oto-rhino-laryngology: Diseases of the Nose. Moschowitz), 767 Foster Home Care for Menital Patients (Hester Throat and Ear. A Handbook for Students and Venereal Diseases: Prevention of Venereal Disease B. Crutcher), 121 Practitioners (l. Simson Hall), 3rd ed.. 886 (IL. Martindale)., 15-Gonorrhoea. A collection Fractures and Orthopaedic Surgery for Nurses and Our Baby: For Mothers and Nurses (the late Mrs. of 12 articles, 49-On Modern Syphilotherapy. Masseuses (Arthttr Navlot foreword by Ernest J. Langton Hewer), 23rd ed., revised by Margaret With Particular Reference to Salvarsan (Albert Finch), 187 Scott-Brown. 886 Neisser; translated by Isabelle von Sazenhofen Galen on Medical Experience. First edition of Pathology: Of Internal Diseases (William Boyd). Wartenberg: biography and bibliography by the Arabic Version with English Translation and 4th ed., 768-An Introduction to Medicine and F. T. Gardner), 463-Handbook of Diagnosis Notes (R. Walzer). published for the Trustees Surgery (J. Henry Dible and Thomas B. Davie), and Treatment of Venereal Diseases (A. E. W. of the late Sir Henry Weilcome. 288 2nd ed.. 806-Textbook of Pathologic Anato- McLachlan). 2nd ed., 731-People Who Live Getting to Know your Baby (D. W. Winnicott), my in its Relation to the Causes, Pathogenesis. in Glass Houses, 768 121 and Clinical Manifestations of Disease (Robert Virus Diseases in Man, Animal and Plant (Gustav Gynaecologv. See Obstetrics and Gynaecology Allan Moore). 691 Seiffert), 220 Hayfever Plants (Roger P. Wodehouse), 49 Patients Have Families (Henry B. Richardson). Vocabulary, Medical and Nursing, in English and Head. Acute Injuries of the. Their Diagnosis, 355 Greek (Hester Viney), 390 Treatment, Complications and Sequels (C. F. Penicillin Therapy, including Tyrothricin and Welfare in the British Colonies (L. P. Mair), 16 Rowbotham: foreword by Norman M. Dott), other Antibiotic Therapy (John A. Kolmer). 462 X-ray Examination of the Stomach. A Descrip- 2nd ed.. 427 Physical Treatment by Movement. Manipulation tion of the Roentgenologic Anatomy, Physiology. Healing Touch (compiled by National Association and Massage (James B. Mennell), 5th ed., 462 and Pathology of the Oesophagus, Stomach, and for the Prevention of Tuberculosis). 16 Physiological Chemistry. Practical. for Medical Duodenum (Frederic E. Templeton). 730 Home Life and the Community (Leslie George Students (G. M. Wishart, D. P. Cuthbertson. Year Book of Inter-Allied Health Charter Move- Housden), 158 and J. W. Chambers). 3rd revised edition, 692 ment, 850 Nursing, A Preliminary Course of, 86 Physiology: Annual Review of Physiology. Vol. Hospital. The. in Moderni Society (edited by VII (editor. James Murray Luck ; associate Rh factor. See Blood Arthur C. Backmeyer and Gerhard Hartman), editor, Victor E. Hall). 186-Applied Physiology Rheumatic diseases (book review), 606 691 (Samson Wright), 8th ed., 923 Rheumatism: Palindromic (Alec 'immuno-Catalysis (M. G. Sevag; Wingfield), 157- Imnmunity: Plaster-of-Paris Technic (Edwin 0. Geckeler). 355 Acute, 214-Bruising and, 375, 520-Chronic, in sreface by Stuart Mudd), 389-Specificity of Population Facts and Policies (Eva M. Hubback). Scotland (Medical Advisory Committee's Report). Serological Reactions (Karl Landsteiner), revised 49 470-Heberden Society Dinner, 659-Calcium edition, with a chapter on Molecular Structure of Great Britain: Current Trends and o-iodoxybenzoate in, 753-Campaign against (lead- and Intermolecular Forces by L. Pauling. 389 Future Problems (Mark Abrams), 572 ing article), 771-Research Intestinal Obstruction. Acute, The Treatment of in, 790 - Question. Observations on the (Innes H. Rhinitis, vasomotor, radiotherapy for (annotation): (Judson T. Chesterman). 389 Pearse), 807 654 Intravenous Therapy (K. V. Thakkar), 2nd ed., Prostitutidn, The Psycho-Pathology of (Edward RICHARDS, Henry: Venereology, 414 revised and enlarged, 427 _ Glover), 768 B.: Irish Medical Directory and Hospital Year Book RICHARDSON, Henry Patients have Families, 355 Psychiatry: The Shaping of War J. S. S. 1945, 731 Psychiatry by (and W. SUFFERN): Therapeutic trial (John Rawlings Rees). 571 of choline League of Red Cross Societies Bulletin, chloride in infective hepatitis, 156 (0); 768 Psychology: in Leukopenia and Agranulocytosis (William Psychology General Practice leading article, 573 ; correspondence, 664 Dame- (Edited by Alan shek; edited by Henry A. Christian). 321 Moncrieff) (The Practitioner RICHES, E.W.: Oestrogen for cancer of prostate. 935 Handbooks), 288-L'Evolution Psychologique de Richmond, Surg. Cmdr. Archibald Hamilton Magendie, Franvois: Pioneer in Experimental l'Enfant (Henri 355 death Physiology and Scientific Medicine in XIX Wallon), Douglas Ord, of, 788 Psychotherapy. Active (Alexander Herzberg). 650 - David A. (and Ian D. KITCHIN): Two untisual Century France (J. M. D. Olmsted; preface Public Medical Care: by John F. Fulton), 257 Principles and Problems stress fractures. 214 (0) (Franz Goldmann), 650 Rickards, Joseph. obituary notice of, 787 BRITISH JULY-DEC., 1945 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL 21-

Rickets: The problem of (British Paediatric Associa- SCALES. John T. (and Woolf HERSCHELL): Perspex SHACKLE, J. W.: Methods of venepuncture, 27- tion), 736-The first treatise on (Nova et Vetera), in orthopaedics, 423 (O); correspondence, 512, Significance of E.S.R.. 741 930 585 Shackled mind, the, 439 Rigby. Rupert Alan Clayton, obituary notice of, 866 SCHALIT, I.: Anaesthesia and blood transfusion in SHALLENBERGER, P. L. (and others): 14 cases of RIGDEN, B. G. (and Philip STEEN): Artificial 14 cases of traumatic aneurysm, 921 Vincent's angina treated with penicillin, 382 pneumothorax refill, 900 SCHERF, David (and L. J. BOYD): Clinical Electro- Shampoos, soapless, 908 Ringworm, human, Role of animal-type dermato- cardiography, 2nd ed., 427 SHAW, Wilfred: Politics and medicine, 824 phytes in (Bernard A. Thomas and others), 346 (0) Schick test. See Diphtheria. SHEEHAN, W. J. (and J. T. CHESTERMAN): Prophy- RoBBINS, S. L.: Three cases of cerebral abscess Schindel, L.: Diiodo-hydroxyquinoline in lambliasis, laxis of paralytic ileus by administration of complicating congenital septal defects of heart, 512 morphine, 528 (0); correspondence, 622, 740, 817, 267 Schistosomes, adult, destruction of, in man, 910 938, 950 ROBERTS, Audrey: Tuberculous persons in prisons, Schistosomiasis, 591-Cutaneous, involving S. haemna- SHEPPARD, M. D.: Aspiration test in diagnosis of 100 tobium eggs (K. 0. Black), 453 (0) breast tumours, 231 Cuthbert: Surgery in W. Africa. 937 School, Liverpool, of Tropical Medicine: 46th SHERMAN, Henry C.: The Science of Nutrition, 219 Hilda (and Petronella POrrER): Belsen Camp, report, 834 Sherren, James, obituary notice of, 670 100 SCHORSTEIN, J. (and Patrick CLARKSON): Treatment SHIELS, Sir T. Drummond: Day nurseries, 198 -- Llywelyn: Sweating sickness and Picardy sweat, of denuded external table of skull, 422 (0) SHLEVIN, E. L. (and others): Observations on 96 196 correspondence, 544, 703 cases of sporadic infectious mononucleosis, 88 Maiben: Volvulus of small intestine, 704 SCHWARTZ, B.M.: 14 cases of Vincent's angina Shock: Haematemesis in, 141-Foot-up position in, - Nigel W.: Effects of tobacco snioking on treated with penicillin, 382 340-Progress in the investigation of (annotation), health, 342 M.: Women in labour, 513 695-And open ether, 938 ROBERTSON, A. Niven: Air embolism, 474 Sciatic neuritis " (J. MacD. Holmes and B. R. SHORVON, H. J.: Use of benzedrine sulphate by - Ivor: Treatment of chronic infective osteitis, 23 Sworn), 350 (0): correspondence, 440. 544. 582, psychopaths: the problem of addiction, 285 (0) ROBINSON, Frank: Treatment of denuded external 701, 703, 785 Shoulder: Lesions (book review), 49-Technique of skull table, 703 Sciatica, subcutaneous oxygen for, 703, 822 drilling the glenoid in Bankart's operation for - G. (and K. R. HILL): Fatal case of D.D.T. Scientific films, 460 recurrent dislocation (P. B. Moroney), 122; poisoning in a child, with account of 2 accidental instruments, the making of (annotation), 538 correspondence, 197 deaths in dogs, 845 (0) SCLARE, A. Balfour: Psychiatry in the Services, 668 SHRUBSHALL, W. W.: Chin-chin!, 668; correction, P.: Haemolytic streptococcal throat infections: Sclerosis, disseminated: Remissions in (W. Lees 714 their complications and sequels, with special Templeton), 405-And trauma, 712 SIEGAL, S.: Five cases of unusual syndrome of reference to penicillin treatment, 213 (0) vascular (book-review), 767 intense paroxysmal abdominal pain and high fever, T. G.: Pregnancy after perineal operation, 10 Scotland: Medical War Committees. 95-Registrar- 437 --Virginia L. M., assistant of John A. Degen. General's quarterly returns, 239, 869-Deaf- SILCOCK, F. A. E.: Medical photography, 704 jun., q.v. mutism, congenital, 437-Chronic rheumatism in Silicosis: In Rhodesian copper mines, 790-Com- Robson, Capt. Albert, killed, 409 (Medical Advisory Committee's report), 470- pensation and statistics, 945 Rockefeller Fellowships in preventive medicine, 227 Public Health Bill, 790 SIMMONDS, F. A. H.: Acute surgical emergencies ROGERS, B.: The Westergien E.S.R. technique, 940 Sculling for one-armed men, 144 and pulmonary tuberculosis, 299 Lieut. Geoffrey, previously reported missing Seamen: A seaman's right to treatment, 236 Rose, Manual of Nutrition, 807 now known to have been killed in action, 826 Seasickness, prevention of, in assault craft: report Simmonds's disease due to post-partum necrosis of - Lambert: Sciatic neuritis, 784 of experiments under tropical conditions (Ian G. anterior pituitary: carcinoma of stomach (R. T. Rorschach test, 752 W. Hill and A. L. Guest), 6 (0) Cooke), 493 (0) ROSE. H. N.: Treatmetit of plantar warts by injec- SEDDON, H. J. (and E. C. S. JACKSON): Influence SIMMONS, H. J.: Treatment of chilblains by para- tion, 143 of galvanic stimulation on muscle atrophy result- vertebral sympathetic block, 884 RoSENBLUM, H. H.: Characteristics and treatment of ing from denervation, 485 (0) ; correspondence, SIMPSON, A. D. H.: Spinal analgesia in operative Reiter's disease, 603 622 obstetrics, 898 Ross, C. C. (and others): B.L.A. Surgery, 377 (and others): Galvanic stimulation of dener- D.: Use of the cautery in plastic operations (O): correspondence, 476 vated muscle, 745 on the eyelids, 424 (0) James: Spinal analgesia in operative obstetrics, Sedormid, purpura after, 518 S. L.: Hormone therapy for cancer, 935 819 SEIDE, J.: " Geomedicine," 896 Singapore: Medical prisoners (R. E. Anderson), *J. Paterson: Ischaemic phenomena following SEIFFERT, Gustav: Virus Diseases in Mant, Anital, 660 sascular injuries in lower extremity, 24 and Plant, 220 Singing and breathing (book review), 220 ROWBOTHAM, C. F.: Acute Injuries of the Head. Seiler, Fritz, death of. 409 SKELTON, M. 0. (and Geoffrey H. ToVEY): Relation Thteir Diagnosis, Treatment, Contptications, and SELLORS, T. Holmes (and L. E. HOUGHTON): Aids between congenital obliteration of bile ducts and Sequiels, 2nd ed., 427 to Tuberculosis for Nurses, 390 icterus gravis neonatorum, 914 (0) ROWLANDS, John (and others): Arterial aneurysm Seminology, meeting on, 230. See also Spermatazoa Skin: Bactericidal effect of mixtures of ethyl alcohol following injury to iliac vessels: report of 2 cases, Sensitivity, 376-To lanette wax, 198. See also and water, with special reference to sterilization with a commentary on large transfusions, 451 (0) Allergy of the skin, and a note on the comparable effects S. D.: Artificial pneumothorax refill, 863 Sensitization to synthetic resins, 198 of ether (G. T. L. Archer), 148 (0); leading ROWORTH, Guy: The Special Treatment Centre, 235 Septic finger: Case of scalding; damages awarded. article, 222-Rehabilitation of patients suffering Rubella: Case of complete heart-block in pre- 931 from skin disease (R. Mason Bolam), 539 (0): eruptive stage (R. B. Logue and J. F. H. Hanson), Septicaemia, Ps. pyocyanea: Agranulocytosis after correspondence, 628-Cutaneous schistosomiasis 672 sulphonamide sensitization: penicillin therapy: involving S. haematobium eggs (K. 0. Black). Rtush. Benjamin, 1745-1813 (Nova et Vetera), 893 death from Ps. pyocyanea septicaemia (J. D. 453 (0) RUSSELL. B. (and Arthur BURROWS): Sensitivity to Cameron and J. R. Edge), 688 (0) SKLARZ. Ernst: Salvarsan and malaria.27 lanette 198 - Staph. pyogenes, treated with penicillin (G. 1. Skull: Treatment of denuded external table (Patrick wax, M. Swyer), 532 - J. Ivison: Proposals for reform of mental (0) Clarkson and J. Schorstein), 422 (0); corre- hospitals, 265 Serological reactions and the formation of antibodies spondence, 544 Rutherford, Henry Ernest, obituary notice of, 906 (book review), 389 Sleep-walking, 108, 241 (correction, 308), 342, 414 Kathleen: Humaniitarianism and the European Serum proteins, estimation of (Hans Hoch and John SLOT, Gerald (and F. D. HART): Glandular fever situation. 549 Marrack), 151 (0) : by the Linderstrom-Lang with neutropenia, 495 (0); correspondence, 702, RN-AN, T. F. J. (and J. NAGLE): Small-bowel obstruc- gradient, 876 (0) 743, 896 tioii due to dried fruit, 426 Smallpox: Edinburgh outbreak, 1942, 63-Vaccina- RIRLE, John A.: Problems and prospects of the SERVICES: tion, 172-And diphtheria immunization, 340 Institute of Social Medicine, 193-Telling the Appointments. 31, 66. 101, 132, 168, 200, 238, SMART, G. A. (and others): Food consumption of pitient, 581-" A ftundamental principle," 936 269, 335, 409, 447. 479, 552, 588, 672, 749, 906, working-class and lower-middle-class families in 946 Brussels during January, 1945, 351 (0) Awards, 31. 66. 101, 168, 200, 335. 409. 447, 479, H. Douglas, obituary notice of, 371 552, 588, 672, 710, 749, 826, 906, 946 Joseph: Stethoscope versus x rays, 857 Casualties in the Medical Services, 32, 66, 101, Morton: Rehabilitation of fractured limbs, 581 132, 169, 200, 238, 335, 371, 409, 447, 552, 672. SMITH. A. H. D.: Epidemic diarrhoea, 266 710, 788, 826, 906 Surg. Lieut.J. B. Gurney: Tribute to Sir W. S Deaths in the Services, 66, 826, 946 Girling Ball, 200 J. Forest (and Donald SAK;LATVALA, D.: Sulphonamide therapy by the mid- Demobilization, 335 PATERSON): Modem n Died, 101, 200, 335. 447, 552, 672, 788, 826. 906 Methods of Feeding 'in Infancy and Childhood. wife, 939 8th ed., 427 Sale, Roberto. death of, 788 on active service, 32, 552 of Efficiency decoration, 335 -J. Morland: Post-operative vomiting in rela- Salicylates: Toxicity (annotation), 19-Salicylate tion to anaesthetic 217 and 224 Freed in the Far East, 409, 447. 479. 552, 672 time, (0) pantothenate (annotationi), - Richard Travers, obituary notice 515 Saline infusion bottle, 822 Killed, 409, 552, 710, 826 of, in air accident, 826 R. N. C.: The child with frequent colds. Salivation, 870 742 Salter, Alfred, obituary notice of, 336 in road accident in Rome, 710 previously missing, 826 - S. Watson: Clinical photography, 785 Salty taste in mouth, 713 SMYTH, W. Johnson: The " " of Salvarsan and malaria. 27 Medical officers in B.L.A., 553 stamping the Mentioned in dispatches, 31, 66. 101, 168, 200, Guards, 865 SAMSON, Edward: Mechanical dentistry, 289 Snake venom for epilepsy, 412 SANDIFORD, H. B. C.: Car without foot pedals, 520 238, 269, 335, 409, 447, 479, 552, 588, 672. 710, 749, 788, 906, 946 Soap, medical uses of (book review), 923 SANER, J. Donaldson: Nocturnal cramp, 342 Society, American Gynecological: SANGUINETTI. Harold H.: Permission to practise fot Missing, now reported died as prisoner of war Transactions, in Rangoon, 32 534 enemy aliens, 514 of Apothecaries of - presumed killed, 238, 371, 672 London: Pass list, 31 - SANTULLE, T. V. (and E. J. DONOVAN): Gastric and Meeting, 169-Appointments, 169-Apprentice- duodenal ulceration in infancy and childhood. - from Sumatra, Feb., 1942, 672 Navy: Postgraduate courses, 827-Ratio of ships, 169-Diplomas granted, 169-Diploma in 181 Industrial Health, 480 SARKISOV. S.: Some new develpoments in morpho- M.O,s, 827 R,A,F. Medical Service, 1939-45, 397-physical of British Neurological Surgeons: 33rd meet. physiology of cerebral cortex, 37 (0); correction. ing, 164-A review of psychological work at the 242-Doctors and the social trend, 514-medicine medicine establishment, 779 R.A.M.C. Memorial, Newbattle Parish Church, Brain Injuries Unit, Edinburgh, 1941-5 (O. L. in the U.S.S.R., 669 Zangwill), 248 (0) SASs, F. J. Wilfrid: TuberculouLs in 588 persons prisons, Repatriated, 447, 552, 588. 710, 749 - Central Co-operative Anti-malaria, Limited: 301; correction, 376 Twenty-fifth anniversary, 238 Sir health Sanatonum treatment, 239 SAVAOE. William: Public and its debt to Wounded, 132, 169, 335, 371, 409, 447, 552, 710 Chelsea Clinieal: reopening dinner, 935 experimental medical research (Stephen Paget Edinburgh Royal Medical: Medicine and the Memorial Lecture), 615 State, with special reference to the E.MS. SAWDAY, A. Ernest: Tribute to Dr. Alexander SEVAG, M. G.: Immuno-Catalysis, 389 (Walter Elliot), 911 (0) Brown, 446 SEVRINGHAUS, Elmer L. (editor): The 1944 Year Heberden: Meeting,578 -Dinner, 659 Scabies: And D.D.T. (F. F. Hellier), 255- Book of Neurology, Psychiatry, and Endocrin- - Illuminating Engineering: Presidential address Research on (book review), 691-Benzyl benzoate ology, 157 on good lighting, 542 for. 948 Sex: Thyroid and sex function (annotation), 772- -International, of Surgery: Informal meeting, Scalentis anticus syndrome, 902 A view of (book review), 807 227 BRITISH 22 JULY-DEC., 1945 INDEX NIEDICAL JOURNAL

Society, Manchester Medical: Esolution of speech Standardization of instrument fittings and apparatus, SULPHONAMIDES: organs (V. E. Negus), 25 166, 204 Agranulocytosis after sulphonamide sensitization: Medical Benevolent, for North and East Stanley, C. A., death of, during internment in penicillin therapy: death from Ps. pyocuanea Ridings of the County of York: Annual meeting, Singapore, 660 septicaemia (J. D. Cameron and J. R. Edge), 518 Staphylococci: "Fastness" of staphylococci, 688 (0) of London: Presidential address: The haemolytic streptococci, and pneumococci to Allergy, 633 aetiology of gall-stones (Sir James Walton), 593 penicillin (E. W. Todd and others), 603 (0) Anaemia, acute haemolytic, due to administra- (0) ; correspondence, 700-Hormone therapy of STARK, Michael: Doctors and the social trend, 335 tion of sulphonamides (F. B. Cockett), 884 cancer, 934 Staunton, Maior Harry William Gilbert, killed in B. coli infections, sulphoramides for, 171 air accident, 826 Influenza: Meningitis due to a penicillin- and Steatorrhoea: A syndrome Addison" SOCIETY OF MEDICAL OFFICERS OF HFALTH: rescmbling sulphonamide-sensitise Pittman b strain of H. Annual luncheon, 447 disease, with severe anaemia, steatorrhoea, and influenzae: recovery (D. G. McIntosh and melanuria (S. Locket), 417 (0) Constance F. Drysdale), 796 (0) County Boroughi Group: Annual meeting, 193 G. Fever Group: Local Health Services in the STEELE, H.: Non-specific mesenteric lymph- Local therapy, 144 U.S.A., 25-Infectious diseases of children, 131 adenitis, 861 Misnomer, 450 STEEN, Philip (and B. G. RIGDEN): Artificial Obstetrics: Sulphonamide therapy by the midswife, pneumothorax refill, 899 939 " " Society, North of England Obstetrical and Gynae- STEIN, K. H.: Predisposition to war neuroses, Rashes, sulphonamide: An analysis of 500 cases cological: Report on meeting, 438-Pregnancy in 28 seen in N. Africa and Italy (G. A. Grant a uterus bicornis, (R. M. Corbet), 894 STEINBERG, C. L.: Ten cases of nieningo-enrephalitis Peterkin), 1 (0) Nutrition: Nutritional factor affecting wound in a total of 165 cases of mumps, 21 Sulphathiazole: Abuse of, 333, 403-" Mikra- healing, 95-Memorandum by Special Planning STENT, Lois (and others): Outbreak of epidemic form" suspension (Menley and James, Ltd.), Committee on the training and qualifications of diarrhoea and vomiting in a general hospital and 572-Synergic action of penicillin and sulpha- dietitians, 617; correction, 676-Protein meta- surrounding district, 524 (0); correspondensce, bolism, 815-Training, qualifications, and func- 627, 666, 746 thiazole (J. W. Bigger), 621 STEPHENS, George Arbour: Treatment by (leading article), 465 tioins of dietitians (discussion), 857 Toothbrushes and good Wounds, sulphonamide chcmoprophylaxis for Pharmaceutical, of Great Britain: Prcsident teeth, 108-Milk still unsafe, 301-Potassiunm 190 elected, 70 thiocyanate in hypertension, 746-Obituary notice (annotation), for Relief of Widows and Orphans of of, 904 SULZBERGER, Marion B. (editor): The 1944 Year Medical Men: Annual gencral meeting, 22- J. A.: Poisoning by accidental drinking of Book of Dermatology and Syphilology, 219 Grants, 140-Meeting of Court of Directors, 790 trichlorethylene, 218- correspondence, 367 Sun-lamps, bronzing under, 105 Research Defence: Public health and its debt Sterilization, the law and, 753 to experimental medical research (Sir William Sterilizing needles, 36 SURGERY: Savage, Stephen Paget Memorial Lecturer, 1945), STERN, Bernhard J.: American Medical Practice in Abdomen: Need for serum amylase determination 615 the Perspective of a Century, 157 in alcoholic patients (S. J. Carter), 255 Edith M.: The Attendant's Guide, 607 Aldridge's operation for urinary stress incon- tinence W. A. 438 SOCIETY, ROYAL, OF MEDICINE: Rudolf A.: Traurma in Internal Diseases. (J. Hunter), Awards, presentation of, 58 With Considerations of Experimeittal Pathology Amputations: Amputations, re-amputations. atid Section of Dermatology: Lupus vulgaris treated and Medico-Legal Aspects, 220. 356 penicillin (E. N. Callum), 599 (0)-Report on nearthrosis of shaft of for with calciferol, 935 Stethoscope versus x rays (R.S.M. debate), 856 humertis Section of Disease in Children: The training of correspondenme, 941 amputations round elbow-joint (Leoti Gillis), clinical teachers (Norman Capon), 662 STEVENS, T. Russell: Nylon for buried sutures, 901 686 (0) Section of Experimental Medicine and Thera- STEVENSON, J. A. F.: Nitrogen balance in acute Anastomosis, a method of end-to-end, in the peutics: International biological standards diseases, 96 small intestine (J. Seton Pringle), 256 (Walter Ernest Dixon Memorial Lecture), 579- John: Anibulatory treatnient of duodenal correspondence, 405 A of 480 Discussion on D.D.T., 93 ulcer in a factory, 298 Appendicitis, actite: study consectutive Section of History of Medicine: Medical poets R. Scott: Fenestration for otosclcrosis, 544 cases (Alexander Lyall), 719 (0): Treatment (Sir Arthur MacNalty), 698 Surg. Cmdr. T. C., missing frotii Stunmatra end and end-results (James Moroney), 729 Section of Medicine: Hypertension (T. Izod of Feb., 1942, 672 Artery, anterior ethmoidal. ligature of, for arrest Bennett), 661 ; correspondence, 746-Stethoscope Lieut.-Col. W. D. H., obituary notice of, 786 of profuse epistaxis (Philip Reading), 848 for recurrent dislocation of versus x rays (debate), 856 correspondence, 941 C. P.: Pertussis immunization, 931 Bankart's operation Section of Neurology: The discharging lesion" STEWART, Alice (and others), Therapeutic effect of shoulder: a technique of drilling the glenoid in neurology (Presidential address), 580 induced jaundice in rheumatoid arthritis, 677 (0) (P. B. Moroney), 122; correspondence, 197 Section of Obstetrics and Gynaecology: Placenta correspondence, 782, 859- 864 Bassini's operation: And its modifications, praevia, 779 A. W. (and others). The Mikulicz resection criticism of (George B, Mair), 178 (0)-For Section of Ophthalmology: Penicillin in ophthal- operation for gangrenous intussusception in inguinal hernia (Thomas L. Gordon), 181 (0) mology, 542 infants, 382 (0) Catgut, surgi;al, 668. 742, 784, 863, 937 Section of Proctology: Management of the C. P.: Essential amino-acids, 815 Cautery, use of, in plastic operations on eyelid permanent colostomy, 229 F. H.: Ascaris lumbricoides, 107 (D. Simpson), 424 (0) Section of Psychiatry: Lessons from active - H. C.: Ergometrine for migraine, 745 Chest: Review of book on, 427-Indications for service (G. W. B. James), 620 H. Hamilton: Bladder-neck obstruction due to surgery in penetrating wounds of: importance Section of Radiology: Responsibility for accidents non-malignant disease of prostate, 724 (0); corre- of pulmonary iniury (G. Qvist), 521 (0) in radiological departments (W. M. Levitt), 621 spondence, 864 Colostomy, perinarent, rnanagen:ent of (R.S.M.), Section of Surgery: Sense and sensibility in H. Hilton: Case of paraplegia after cerebro- 229 treatment of cancer (Ernest Finch), 894 spinal meningitis, 319 (0) Ductus arteriosus, patent, ligation of (annota- Section of Urology: Urinary bilharziasis, 60 Stilboestrol: For suppressing lactation, 341-For tion), 612 Visitor's reading room, 270 premature infants, 374 Embolectomy, peripheral arterial (Philip Hopkins). X rays: Commemorative meetings on 50th Still's disease. treatment of (A. Louis), 569 117 (0) anniversary of discovery, 699, 736 Sting-ray's sting, toxic properties of, 165. 267, 376 Errors and safeguards (book review), 16: Stings: Unusual complication of a wasp sting, 450 correspondence, 794 Society, Royal Ncw Zealand, for the Health of STOCK, Francis E.: Initial treatment of tropical Fenestration for otosclerosis (leading article), 430 Women: Report, 411 ulcer, 388 correspondence, 509, 543, 626 Sodium amytal, 375 STOKES, J. F. (and G. A. RANSOME): Masking Filigree operation, 98, 405 Soft-tissue and bone deficiency in limbs (British syphilis with penicillin, 133 Ganglionectomy. lumbar (annotation), 92 Orthopaedic Association), 22 -(and others): Neurological complications of Hand (book review), 885 SOLOMONS, D.: Observations on 19 cases of infec- infective hepatitis, 642 (0) Head iniuries (book review), 427 tive mononucleosis, 659 Stomach: Case of acute dilatiots of (C. Li. Lander), Hvdrocele operation, haematoma after, 71 SOMERS, R. B. Usher: Case of tick typhus in the 387-An experimental study of a man and his Ileus, paralytic, prophy;axis of, by administration Sudan, 848 stomach (annotation), 431 of morphine (J. T. Chesterman and W. J. SOMERVILLE, C. L.: Domiciliary midwifery and thc -cancer of. See Cancer Sheehan), 528 (0) correspondence. 622, 740, family doctor, 442 STONE, E. M. (and others): The shortage of nurses, 817, 938, 950 E.: Arthrography of knee-joint, 738 242 lItdustrial and Ortttopedic, Year Book of (book SORSBY, Arnold: Penicillin in ophthalmology, 542 STOTr, H.: Treatment of human cutaneous anthrax notes), 390 -Incidence and causes of blindness in British with penicillin, 120 Leucotomy, prefrontal (annotation), 854 Commonwealth, 557 (0) STRANGE, E. H.: Buying and selling practices, 903 Limb, methods of approach in (book review), 806 SOUTAR, Margaret (and Arthur MILLS): General -- F. G. St. Clair: Nerve iniuries in children, Medical patients, surgical conditions in, 364 anaesthesia and temperature of inhaled gases, 646 545 Mikulicz resection operation for gangrenous (0) STRAUSS, E. B. (and W. Russell BRAIN): Recent intussusception in infants (T. A. Hindmarsh and South Africa: Undulant fever in the Transvaal A dvances in Neurology and Neuropsychiatry, others), 382 (0) (annotation), 505-Medical research in, 932 5th ed., 497 Needle, eyeless, 74, 242 SOUTTAR, H. S.: Return of the doctor (Presidential Streptococci: Fastness " of staphylococci, haemo- Neurologist and neurosurgeon, 364 address to B.M.A.), 163-Nerve injuries in lytic streptococci, and pneumococci to penicillin Patella, excision of, 62, 133, 165, 195, 543 children, 349 (0); correspondence, 473, 545, 627 (E. W. Todd and others), 603 (0) Pathology, surgical textbook of (book review). 356 -Tribute to James Sherren, 670 Stress: Effect of mechanical stresses on man (Oliver- Plaster-of-Paris in surgery (book review), 355 Spectroscope, cheap home-made (B. J. Freedman), Sharpey Lecture) (B. H. C. Matthews), 114 (0); Skull: Treatment of denuded external table of 356 leading article, 122; correspondence, 199. See (Patrick Clarkson and J. Schorstein), 422 (0) Speech: Evolution of speech organs (V. E. Negus), also Altitude correspondence, 544, 703 25-Speech training, 172-Speech therapists, 803 STUART, G.: A note on diphtheria incidence in Splenectomy, prognosis after, 592 Spermatozoa: Preservation at low temperatures (A. certain European countries, 613 (0) Subluxation, recurrent, of temporo-mandibtilar S. Parkes), 212 (O)-Morphologi!al abnormalities, STUN;o; Ellis: Psychosomatic factors in disease, 28- joint, operation for (H. N. G. Hudson), 354 230 Diet in morphine addiction. 547, 823 Surgical Science in England (leading article on Spine: Intervcrtebral disk lesions, 24 Styloid process, elongated, causing symptoms in Scientific Report of R.C.S.), 888 SPITZER, Walter: Acute inversion of uterus, 475 throat, 634 Sutures: Materials and sterilization, 72-Buried, Splenectomy. See Surgery SUCHECKI, A. I.: Artificial pneumothorax refill, 821 nylon for, 901 Splints: A simplified method of applying the Stidan: Health of (annotation), 467-A case of Tuberculosis, pulmonary, acute surgical etsser- Thomas splint (Lipmann Kessel), 463-New prin- tick typhus in (R. B. Usher Somers), 848 gencies and, 299. 364 ciple in construction (Norman Capener), 738 SUFFERN, W. S. (and J. S. RICHARDSON): A Ureterocolostomy, irreparable vesico-vaginal fistula Spraying enclosed spaces, 72, 172 therapeutic trial of choline chloride in infective in Iraq treated by (Donald M. Douglas), 78 Sputum, swallowed, digestive disorders and, 341, hepatitis, 156 (0); leading article, 573 (0) leading article, 89 556 correspondence, 664 Vagotomy for peptic ulcer (annotation), 611 STALLARD, H. B.: Bitterness, 407 Suffocation, infant, accidental (W. H. Davison), Varicose veins, the operation for, 510 STAMMIERS , F. A. R .: Penicillin and synthetic 251 (0); corrcspondence, 332 West Africa, impressions of surgery in (3. K. rubber, 400 Sugar: Demerara v. white, 832 Willson-Pepper), 812 (0); correspondence, 937 "Stamping" of the Gttards. See Fracture, Sulphaemoglobinaemia due to aniline derivatives (S. Wounds, gaping, adhesive corset dressing for (M. march Lazarus), 565 (0) ichtenstein), 158 BRITISH JULY-DEC., 1945 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL 23

SUTHERLAND, Robert: Work of the Central Threadworms: Maturing of, 676-Methylene blue TUBERCULOSIS (continued): Council for Health Education, 193 for, 713 Lancashire looks back on tuberculosis (annota- SUTTON, Harvey: Lectures on Preventive Medicine, Throat infections, haemolytic streptococcal: their tion), 260 355 complications and sequels, with special reference Mass radiography. See Radiography SWAROOP, Satya (and Khan Bahadur M. YACOB): to penicillin treatment (P. Robinson), 213 (0) Management and treatment, 308 Longevity and old age in the Punjab, 433 (0) Thrombo-embolism (leading article), 50 Milk: Tea-making and tuberculous milk, 514- correspondence, 545, 624 Thrombosis: Arterial, after ectopic pregnancy For the tuberculous, 868 Sweating sickness and Picardy sweat, 63, 196 (Robert Newton), 438-Iron and, 634 Northern Ireland, central scheme for, 363 Sweats, generalized, 519 Thyroid and sex function (annotation), 772 Nursing: Aids to Tuberculosis for Nurses (book SWORN, B. R. (and J. MacD. HOLMES): Sciatic Thyrotoxicosis, thiouracil in treatment of (A. notes), 390-Young nurses in tuberculosis wards, * neuritis," 350 (0); correspondence, 440, 544, Grainger and others), 343 (0) 628-Shortage of nurses, 737 582, 701, 703 TIDY, Sir Henry: Sweating sickness and Picardy Pathogenesis (annotation), 537 correspondence, SWYER. G. 1. M.: Rat-bite fever due to cat-bite: sweat, 63 - Ascaris lumbricoides, 107 - Renal 665 satisfactory response to penicillin after failure injury, 662 Pneumothorax, artificial: An improved needle of arsenotherapy, 386 (O)-Staph. pyogenes - (and E. B. MORLEY): Glandular fever and (Alastair Allan), 607; correspondence, 742, septicaemia treated with penicillin, 532 (0) infectious mononucleosis, 896 783, 821, 862, 899 - Robert: Dysentery and enteritis in children, TILLING, Alfred: Longevity, 950 Preston Hall Convalescent Home: Appointment 131 TINEL, J.: Conception et Traitement des Etats of honorary consultants, 83 Syncope. See Heart Neurasthiniques, 322 P.O.W.s in Germany, tuberculosis among (A. L. SYMONDS, C. P.: Sciatic " neuritis," 440 Tin-miners, medical examination of, 710 Cochrane), 656 (0) - (and F. M. R. WALSHE): Neurologist and Tinnitus, relief of, 144 Prisons, tuberculous persons in, 32; correspon- neurosurgeon, 364 TiPPETT, G. O.: Sciatic " neuritis ", 441 dence, 100, 242, 301, 546 Ss tnptoms, analysis and interpretation of (notes on Sydney Gordon: National research into tuber- Pulmonary: A freakish occurrence (Norman C. book on), 498 culosis, 942 Lake), 287-Acute surgical emergencies and, Ss novitis and synovectomy, 34 TISDALL, 0. R.: A support for anaesthetic tubing, 299, 364-Chronic, 476-In the adult (book Syringes and spitit: leading article on M.R.C. 924 review), 849 War Memo. No. 15, 221 Tobacco smoking, effect of, on health, 98, 233, 342. Radiography: Mass unit surveys in Lancashire, 60 SZYLEJKO, H. W. (and others): 41 cases of 900 Re-employment of the consumptive, 134 Vincent's angina treated by penicillin, 718 Todd, David F., obituary notice of, 788 Renal, 948 -- E. W. (and others): " Fastness" of staphylo- Research, national, 781, 901, 942 cocci, haemolytic streptococci, and pneumococci Sanatorium treatment: For Service men and to penicillin, 603 (0) women, 239-Accommodation in sanatoria, 589 TOMASZEWSKI, W.: A Short Anglo-Polish Medical Scotland, beds in, 828 Dictionary, 498 U.S.A. (book review), 768 ToMB, J. Walker: Acquisition of language by Vaccines, autogenous, 831 T infants, 204 Varrier-Jones Memorial Lecture, 658, 777 TOMPSETr, Sidney Lionel (and Alexander BROWN): Wales: Death rate, 484-Tuberculosis in (annota- Taeniiasis, 129 Poisoning due to mobilization of lead from the tion), 811 Tait, Lawson, Centenary: A great abdominal sur- skeleton by leukaemic hyperplasia of bone War and peaoe, tuberculosis in (Charles Cameron), geon (annotation), 92 marrow, 764 (0) 619 TANNENBAUM, M.: Alien doctors, 550 ToMs, Anne M.: Means for keeping up the X-ray survey at San Quentin Penitentiary, U.S.A., TATCHELL, Percy: Sculling for one-armed men, 144 population, 369-Breast-feeding to time-table, 411 744 TATTERSALL, W. H.: Re-employment of the con- Tonics: The case of a " cocktail tonic " (medico- Tucker, Lieut.-Col. Ernest Frederick Gordon, sumptive, 134; artificial pneumothorax needle, legal), 931 obituary notice of, 788 783 Tonsillitis, acute haemolytic streptococcal, treated Tumour: Salivary-gland, of upper lip (J. F. Curr). TAYLOR, C. (and F. C. DWYER): Congenital discoid with penicillin, 213 605, 872-Very large granulosa-cell, of ovary internal cartilage, 287 Tonsils: Removing buried tonsils, 34-Fishbone (H. A. Kelsey), 922 --Frederic Ryott Percival, obituary notice of, 748 embedded in tonsil, simulating neoplasm, 592 TURNBULL, Jane H.: Maternity and child welfare, 59 Hermon: Dangers of gastroscopy, 543 TOPLEY, Elizabeth (and others): Trial of whooping- - W. R.: End-to-end anastomosis in small - James: Herpes zoster and chicken-pox, 385 (0) cough vaccine in city and residential nursery intestine, 405 Robert (and J. F. FRASER): Diarrhoea due to groups: report to the M.R.C., 205 (0); leading TURNER, G. Grey: Tribute to Thomas Beattie, 67- Giardia lamblia, 184 (0) article, 222; correspondence, 334 The " staAmping" of the Guards, 707 - " " - William K.: Pernicious anaemia and cancer, TOPPING, A.: Public health services in U.S.A., 25 G. S. (and others): Fastness of staphylo- 741 -European health problems: the work of cocci, haemolytic streptococci, and pneumococci W. 0. G.: Sensitivity, 376 U.N.R.R.A., 892 to penicillin, 603 (0) - (and others): Dermatitis from wearing Army TORRENS, Dudley F.: " Reasons" for scientific H. M. Stanley: Treatment of duodenal ulcer, spectacles, 40 (0); correspondence, 198 research, 706 544 TEARE, Donald (and A. MEYER): Cerebral fat TORRIE, Alfred: The return of Odysseus: the - R. G.: Human creeping myiassi; report of a embolism after electrical convulsion therapy, 42 problem of marital infidelity for the repatriate, case, 11 (0); correspondence, 135 (0); correspondence, 167 192 William Aldren, obituary notice of, 200 Teeth: Toothbrushes and good teeth, 108; achlor- Tough, Frederick William, obituary notice of, 671 TURTON. E. C.: Administration of penicillin by hydria and dental decay, 307; infection from Tourniquet, 413 intramuscular infusion. 283 (0); correspondence, dead teeth, 714 TOVEY, Geoffrey H. (and M. 0. SKELTON): Relation 400 Telepathy and the group mind (book review), 886 between congenital obliteration of bile ducts and - (and John L. D'SILVA): Case of achalasia of Temperatures, high, work at (leading article), 357 icterus gravis neonatorum, 914 (0) cardia, 461 TEMPLETON, Frederic E.: X-ray Examination of the TOWNSEND, Eric: Humanitarianism and the Euro- TwINING, H. E. (and others): 41 cases of Vincent's Stomnach. A Description of the Roentgenologic pean situation, 446 angina treated by penicillin, 718 Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathology of the Tracheotomy, mediastinal emphysema and bilateral Twins: Foetal erythroblastosis and hydrops in Oesophagus, Stomach, and Duodenum, 730 pneumothorax after (J. R. M. Whigham), 47; (Eileen Malone). 496-A coincidence (dextro- W. Lees: Remission in disseminated sclerosis, correspondence, 475 cardia), 548, 705 405 Transfusion, an aid to (W. D. Linsell), 692 Typhoid bacillus: Osteomyelitis of skull due to Tension, relief of (book review), 390 - blood: Hypersensitivity to transfused blood Salmonella typhi (J. M. Lever and G. B. Barker), Testis, descent of, in relation to temperature (Alec (Sheila Callender and others), 83 (0) 459 (0) W. Badenoch), 601 (0), 942; correspondence, TRAQUAIR, H. M.: Removal of the wrong eye, 300 Tyrrell, Edgar James, obituary notice of, 68 704, 860 Trauma: As a eause of disease (book reviews), 220. Testosterone in angina pectoris, 171 356-Technique in (book review), 849 Tetanus, local, a case of (Frank A. Elliott), 353 (0) Treatment: Telling the patient, 513, 581 THAKKAR, K. V.: Intravenous Therapy, 2nd ed., TREMELLEN, Sybil: Effects of iobacco smoking on 427 health, 233 Therapy: Use of micro-organisms for therapeutic Tresawna, W. S., obituary notice of, 370 U purposes (Sir Howard W. Florey, Lister Memorial Trichiniasis, a sporadic case of (A. K. Ng Chhung Lecture, R.C.S.), 635 (0); leading article, 652 Hin), 219 Uganda: Hospital and Medical School to be Thiouracil: In treatment of thyrotoxicosis (A. Trichomonas vaginalis infection in the male (F. L. established, 507 Grainger and others), 343 (0)-For Graves's Lydon), 384 (0) disease, 792-Myxoedema induced by (C. Allan Trinidad: Committee on Local Medical Services. ULCERS: Birch), 806 report of, 32 Duodenal: Ambulatory treatment of, in a factory, THISTLETHWAITE, H.: Ergometrine in migraine, 784 TRONCHIN-JAMES, N. (and B. B. FINcH): Hysteria 298. 400, 473, 544-Pituitary snuff and, 400- THOMAS, Bernard A. (and others): Role of animal- mimicking meningism, 532 Infant feeding and, 585, 702 type dermatophytes in human ringworm, 346 (0) Troup. Arthur George, obituary notice of, 102 Gastric and duodenal, in infancy and childhood. - C. Price: Scoliosis in relation to thoracic - James Macdonald, obituary notice of, 587 10 cases of (E. J. Donovan and T. V. Santulle), disease, 24 TROWELL, H. C.: Diagnosis and Treatment of 181 - Dillwyn (and N. R. BARRETT): Hydatid disease Diseases in the Tropics, 2nd ed., 849 and femoral thrombosis, 72 of lung, 197 Trumpp. Joseph, death of, 409 Multiple, of legs, due to infestation with body E. C. and Margaret: Disclaimer, 342 Tryparsamide for G.P.I., 374; correction. 414 lice (G. E. Morris), 649 - E. W. Prosser (and G. B. DOWLING): Lupus Tuberculin testing in children: a comparison of Paratyphoid, of rectum (G. Gordon Lennon), 496 vulgaris treated with calciferol, 935 methods (Doyne Bell and Ursula Jerram), 215 (0) Peptic: Treatment of, 308-Histidine and. 340- - Harold: People who Live in Glass Houses Caffeine and (annotation), 504; correspon- (V.D.). 768 TUBERCULOSIS: dence, 627-Neutralizing gastric HCI, 556- - J. L.: Early treatment of Bell's palsy, 556 After-care, notes of book on, 731 Vagotomy for (annotation), 611-Discussion by M. E. Morgan: Penicillin and synthetic rubber. Allowances for year to March 31, 1945, 32 Paddington Division of B.M.A., 739 508, 741-Anticoagulant pH in E.S.R. estimations, Apical, early, pneumoperitoneum for, 793 Tropical, initial treatment of (Francis E. Stock), 782 Bacillus, survival of, 34 388 - William, obituary notice of, 409 Calcium in, 871 Ulceration, chronic undermining: Case treated THoMPSON, Brian C.: Air embolism, 403 Children. See Children with penicillin (Aubrey Leacock), 765 (0); - R. B.: A case of rat-bite fever, 388 Climate, 142 correspondence, 864 Thomson, W/Capt. Alexander Prentice, death of, Council, Joint Tuberculosis: Special meeting, 399 Varicose, 482-Treatment of, 816, 899, 937 101 Diabetes and, 909 - G. S.: Chloroform anaesthesia, 144 Erythema nodosum and tuberculosis (William D. Ulnar nerve, pain in, 449 - Capt. William, death of, 826 Gray), 286 (0) Ultra-violet-light apparatus, therapeutic efficiency of: THOREK, Max: Surgical Errors and Safeguards, Ex-Service men: treatment costs, 338 comparison of tests (B. C. Elliott), 881 (0); 4th ed., 16 Food for tuberculous persons, 631 annotation, 890 Thornton. H. L.: Wide-bore endotracheal con- Hygiene in sanatoria, 272 Undulant fever. See Fever liexions, 534; correction, 592 Immunity after B.C.G. vaccination. 272 UNGAR, J.: A question of nationality, 832 BRITISH 24 JULY-DEC., 1945 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

United States of America: Local Health Service VENEREAL DISEASES (continued): VVAR (conitinued): (Society of M.Os.H.), 25-American medical Prophylaxis, 28 Effort syndrome in Wcst African soldiers, 134 practice (book review), 157-Alvarenga Prize Syphilis: Case of third-generation syphilis (C. J. Far East, invaliding from, 589 (College of Physicians of Philadelphia), 247- V. Helliwell), 186; correspondence, 585- From war to pgace (leading article), 221 English qualifications in, 484-Tuberculosis in Syphilology and dermatology (year book). 219; Germany, health of British forces in, 828 (book review), 768-Van Meter Prize for work Neisser on syphilology (book review), 463- Medical practice, organization of, in wartime (lead- goitre, 829-Sale publications False positive tests for syphilis and malaria ing article), 17 ; tribute from Minister of (annotation), 327-Haemolytic disease and con- Health, 22 University of Birmingham: Degrees conferred, 69 genital syphilis in siblings: the role of the Rh Medicine: In:er-Allied Conferences on, 88- -Scholarships factor (Marjory N. McFarlane), 494 (0)-. Lessons of wartime experience, 891 History of, 658-Treatment of early syphilis, Mine explosion, injury from, 106 UNIN ERSITY 900-Treatment, 908-Cure of, 949 Naval warfare, problems of, under clinmatic

Appointments, 552, Venereology, 414. 556, 634, 754-Future of, 902 extremes: Croonian Lectures (Macdonald Critchley), I, 145 (0); 11, 173 (0),; 11, 208 334, 404, 896 Financial Report, Veraguth, Otto, death of. 409 (0); correspondence, Horton-Smith Prize awarded, 709 Village, the decaying (leading at ticle on Countr y Neuroses, " predisposition " to, 28 Planning), 358 Prisoners of war: Trench fever as a cause of

Physic: Appointment, VILVANDRE, G.: Coostomy, 230 pyrexia in, 27-Some experiences of a medical Vincent's angina treated with penicillin (B. M. P.O.W. (B. Markowski), 361 (0); correspond- Schwartz, P. L. Shallenberger, and others), 382 ence, 513-Diminution of vision in repatriated, - VINE, J.: Alien doctors, 549 400-Tuberculosis in Germany (A. L. Cochrane),

conferred, 69, VINEY, Hester: Medical and Nursing Vocabulary in 656 (0)-Neurosis among repatriated (W. H. Degrees a psychiatric Appointments, 749 English and Greek, 390 Whiles), 697 (O-Repatriation: Honorary degrees F. Jean John ELAM): Food for of 100 naval ex-P.O.W.s (W. P. Mallinson conferred, 103, VINTER, (and study

169-Degrees conferred, 169-Appointment, 201 Europe, 865 and W. Warren), 798 (0)-Latcnt disease in

Edinburgh: Degrees and diplomas Viper antivenenes, 172 Far East P.O.W.s, 822

ferred, 31, 103, 946-Polish School: degrees con- bite: Four cases of Russell's viper bite (P. Psychiatry: Wartime work in psychiatric clinics

ferred, 103-Prizes, medals, and scholarships pre- H. Wyon), 919 (0) (annotation), 467-In the Army, 508 (corrected, Virus diseases 220 psychiatry 103- Appointments, 409, 789-Inaugural (book review), 556), 582, 624-War and social of - lessons from Lecture Tuberculosis, 619-Keith infections, penicillin and, 483 (book review), 571-Psychiatric discovery and early history of investi- Vision. See Ophthalmology active service (G. W. B. Jamres), 620

rays, Seasickness, prevention of, in assault craft: report

Glasgow: VITAMINS: of experiments under tropical conditions (Ian Dcgrees conferred, 31, 103- Stewart Hutchison ocular I. Harry Prize, 31-Appointments, Ariboflavinosis, signs of (anno:ation), 889 G. W. Hill and A. Guest), 6 (0) 236-Lord Rectorship, 269, 673 Avitaminosis and arcus senilis, 824 Sulphonamide rashes: analysis of 500 cases seen

Leeds: Memorial to Sir William B: In general therapy, 555-In dried yeast, 675 in N. Africa and Italy (G. A. Grant Peterkin), Bragg, annotation 239-Pass lists, 480-Medical degree Leremony: Biotin, on, 655 1 (0) development of facilities for C: And the gums (leading article), 18-Role in Surgery: B.L.A. surgery (A. E. Porritt and 518 teaching, wound healing, 97-High-colour-index anaemia others), 377 (0); correspondence, 476 Liverpool: Pass lists, 69-Appointments, due to vitamin C deficiency (B. Gottlieb), 119 Typhus. scrub: As a war discaEe (Sir John W. 480 (0)-Value of supplements in preventing lacta- D. Megaw), 109 (0)-A clinical stttdy (M. C.

London: in corre- -of Readership Bacteriology, 139- tional mastitis (A. A. Fulton), 488 (0): Menon and Colin Ibbotson), 112 (0) Degrees conferred, 139-Scholarships, exhibitions, spondence, 744 Wounds: Further reduction in hospital infection prizes D: Mode of action corre- Mc- at U,JC.H., 169-Pass lists, 201, 338, (annotation), 432; ot wounds (Valentine Logue and Wylie 749, 946-Appointments, 236, 480, 672, 789, 827, spondence, 545 Kissock), 415 (0) tropical medicine, 827-Institute of Dosage: Concentrated, 374-Large, 484 Folic acid (annotation), 91 : correction, 272 WARD. Health, 827-Recognized teachers, 827- A. G.: Colloids: Their Properties and Examinations, 827-Nuffield Chair of Child Health K: In urticaria (annotation), 224-Value of, 340 Applications, 498 (annotation), 855 Ernest, obituary notice of, 479 Manchester: lists, Vivisection: Experiments in 1943, 32 F. G.: " Orthopaedic " rehabilitation, 225 * Pass 103-Appointments, 946-Wood Jones Volvulus of small case of (R. 201. Foundation Lecture, 946 intesiine, Salisbury --Philip M.: Artificial pneumothorax refill, 862 Oxford: Degrees conferred, 31, 169, Woods), 496; correspondence, 626, 704, 786, R. L. (anJ A. S. MASON): Polyneuritis 338, 863 629-Oster Memorial Medal, 31-Theodore after jungle sores: A series of 21 cases, 252 (0) Scholarship, 748 Vomiting, post-oper-ative, in relation to anaesthetic R. Ogier: Surgical aspects of urinary bilharzi- Queen's, Belfast: Pass lists, 69 time (J. Morland Smith), 217 (0) asis, 60-Medical futttre of the Colonies, 781- Von Andrews: Degrees conferred, 31-Pass Noorden, Carl, death of, 409 Hormone therapy for cancer, 935 lists, 69, 169 WARNE, L. A. F. (and others): Epidemic diarthoea Sheffield: Resignations, 139-Pass lists, 480 and vomiting, 627 -Appointments, 709 WARREN, W. (and W. P. MALLINSON): Repatriation Wales: Pass lists, 201, 672 -a psychiatric study of 100 naval ex-P.O.W.s, U.N.R.R.A.: Medical Manual, 807 798 (0) w UNWIN, R.: Unusual cause of intestinal Warts: Plantar, treatment by injection. 143- obstruction a newborn baby, 414 Multiple, 271-Podophyllin for, 592, 910-Tr-eat- Erich WAGNER, Gertrude (and E. R. BRANSBY): Diets URBACH, (and P. M. At!ergy, 321 ment of, 950 GOrrLIEB): of school-children two towns, 682 Urethritis, non-specific ", 713 in industrial (0) WASH-NGTON, Miss: Hospital dietitians, 858 WAKELEY: Cecil P. of Urinary bilharziasis (R.S.M.), 60 G.: Hey Groves' Synopsis Water, " sterile," an out-patient and surgery Surgery, 12th ed., 731-Surgical catgut, 784 Alkaline tide, 241 technique (Alex Comfort), 187-Purifying supplies, (and G. E. x Urology, female (book 730 BREEN): The discovery of Iays, 793 review), 747 -Urticaria: Vitamin K in (annotation), 224-And WATERLOW, J.: Vitamin C in wound healing, 96 fresh-water WAKSMAN. Selman A.: Microbial Antagonismns atnd Waters, taking the (annotation), 259; correspond- bathing, 307-Exertion urticaria, 753 Antibiotic USMAR, G. R.: Drug treatment of cancer, 414 Substances, 885 ence, 369 U.S.S.R.: Leningrad surgeons Wales, tuberculosis in (annotation), 811 Watkins, Harold Ernest, obituary notice of, 409 (Nikolai Blinov), 88 Walker, obituary notice of, 370 -Medicine in, 669-Microbiology and Epidemi- Arthur, WATSON-JONES, Sir Reginald: Excision of patella, - C. W.: notes), Notes on adder-bite (England and 195-Congenital dislocation of hip, 738 ology (book 807-Medical science in, 814 Wales), 13 (0); correspondence, 172, 242 Uterus. See Gynaecology WATSON-SMITH, S.: Weights and measures, 302 H. M.: Liver extracts, 714 WATTIE, Nora: Unity of maternity and child welfare - J. H. Milnes: Excision of patella, 543 services, 59 Lindsay H.: Fluorine in toothpaste, 144 WAY, Stanley: Relation between gastric acidity and WALLER, W. E.: Treatment of varicose ulcers, 938 the anterior-pituitary-like hormone content of urine WALLON, Henri: L'Evolution Psychologique de in pregnant women, 182 (0) l'Enfant, 355 WEATHERHEAD, E.: Air embolism, 333-Acute inver- WALSH, R. Crosbie: Treatment of varicose ulcers, sion of uterus, 783 V 938 Webb. Sir Arthur Lisle Ambrose, obituary notice Vaccination: And death WALSHE, F. M. R.: Diseases of the Nervous SYstem of, 629 certificates. 32-Compul- Described John: 673-Methods 712-Immediate for Practitioners and Students, 4th Doctors and the social trcnd, 303 sory, of, reaction ed., 121-On " acroparaestbesia " and so-called Lowell: Taking the waters, 369-Corn in to 871-Number of public vaccina- tions,revaccination,945 "neuritis " of hands and arms .in women: their Egypt, 950 relation to WEBB-JOHNSON, Vaccine, whooping-cough, trial of, in city and resi- probable brachial plexus pressure by Sir Alfred (and Lord MORAN): normal first ribs, 596 (0); correspondence, 701, Medical books for Holland, 740 nursery groups: report to the M.R.C. M. 746, 820 WEBBER, Brian: Volvulus of small intestine, 863 McFarlan and others), 205 (0); leading article, 222; 334 (and C. P. SYMONDS): Neurologist-and neuro- WEBER, F. Parkes: Acroparaesthesia, 701 correspondence, WEBSTER, H. Doug Vaccines, egg-prepared, allergy to (R. G. Park), 570 surgeon, 364 J. as: X says and p-;ostatic Valdervehr, Paul H., death of, 788 WALTER, W. Grey: Electro-convulsive therapy hypertrophy, 241 66 WEDDERBURN, C. C.: Third-generation syphilis. 585 VALENTINE. W. H.: The "stamping" of the apparatus, Guards, 942 WALTON, Sir James: Aetiology of gall-stones (Presi- Weight: Reduction by dieting, 136, 231, 300, 547, Varicella and dential address the herpes zoster, 74, 714 to Medical Society of London), 668-Increasing weight, 591 Varicose ulcers. See Ulcers 593 (0); correspondence, 700 Weights and measures, 302 WELSH, Fauset: veins: In the elderly, 413-The operation for. WALZER, R.: Galen on Medical Experience. First Surgical catgut, 743 510, 816-Order edition of the Arabic with transla- WENYON, C. M.: Tropical medicine in war and 627, of injecting, 519-Haemat- version, English following injection, 668, 864 tion and notes, 288 peace, 774 (0); correction, 832; correspondence, collapse with anuria, 373 895 WAR: Werdnig-Hoffman disease, inheritance of, 949 VAUGHAN, Janet: Debility following blood donations, 740 Abdomen, doubtful penetrating wound of, 74 WEST, J. H.: Ludwig's angina, 369 West Africa, Kathleen: Women in 443 Blast injury, a case of (B. B. Hickey), 218 Impressions of surgery in (J. K. labour, Willson-Pepper), 812 937 Venepuncture, methods of, 27 B.L.A. Medicine (Ernest Bulmer), 873 (0) (0); correspondence, Casualties: Evacuation by air, 130-Empire and WHEELOCK, M. C. (and others): Mumps and mumps VENEREAL DISEASES: U.K. statistics, 868 orchitis, 767 Gonorrhoea: Gonorrhoet (book notes), 49-Con- Chest. penetrating wounds of: Indications for WHIGHAM, J. R. M.: Mediastinal emphysema and tinued frequency after, 105 surgery in: the importance of pulmonary injury bilateral pneumothorax after tracheotomy, 47 Management and treatment, 308 (G. Qvist), 521 (0) correspondence, 475 Marriage and, 411 Dermatitis from wearing Army spectacles (XV. 0. WHILES, W. H.: A study of neurosis among re- Neurosyphilis, control of, 870 G. Taylor and others). 40 (0) patriated P.O.W.s, 697 (0) Penicillin. See Penicillin Detention barracks: Stakehill, 868 ,\Vhite. Major John, died at a P.O.W. camp in Prevention, review of book on, 15 East Africa Command, doctors in, 868 Malaya, 672 JULY-DEC., 1945 INDEX BRITISH 25 MEDICAL JOURNAL

NWhite, Joseph, obituary notice of, 337 Wilsen, James Thomas, obituary notice of, 370 WVynter, W. Essex, bequests, 815 \W hite Paper (Health Service): Negotiations with - J. Greenwood: Post-war housing, 193 WYON. P. H.: Four cases of Russell's viper bite, the medical profession, 269-Socialist Govern- - J. M. G.: Bitterness, 477 919 (0) ment and Health Service proposa s, 305. See also - 0. (and T. D. CULBERT): Chronic regional National Health Service ileitis, 332 WH'TTET, T. D.: Sterilizing paraldehyde, 143 - T. Stacey: Acupuncture, 144 WA"HITTINGTON, R. B. (and others): Significance of WINDLE, R. W.: March fracture, 232 E.S.R., 741 WINGFIELD, Alec: Palindromic rheumatism, 157 X WHITTY, C. W. M.: Sciatic " neuritis ", 582 WINNICOTT, D. W.: Getting to Know Your Baby, X rays: And prostatic hypertrophy, 105, 241- Whitwell, late James Richard: Bequests for mental 121-Physical therapy in mental disorders, 901 Protection of workers, 203-Discovery of (leading patients, 70 WVINNING, John: Weight reduction by dieting, 231 article), 608; correspondence, 747-Commemora- WHITWORTH, J. L.: Artificial respiration, 272 WINTER, Arthur G.: The proposed National Health tive meetings at R.S.M., 699, 736-Examination Whooping-cough: Prophylaxis, 131-Trial of whoop- Service, 936 of alimentary tract (book review), 730-Stetho. ing-cough vaccine in city and residential nursery WISEMAN, D. C.: Domiciliary midwifery and the scope versus x rays (R.S.M. debate), 856 corre- groups: report to M.R.C. (A. M. McFarlan and family doctor, 402 spondence, 941 others), 205 (0); leading article, 222; corre- WISHART, G. M. (and others): Practical Physiological spondence, 334-Whoop after vaccine, 449-Per- Chemistry for Medical Students, 3rd ed., 692 tuLssis immunization (C. P. Stevick), 931 WITKIN, M.: Newer concepts of breast-feeding, 97, WICKES. Ian G.: Treatment of severe paronychia, 267 299 WITTS, L. J. (and Sylvia M. LIVINGSTONE): Effects y Wieden, Mildred S. R., assistant of John A. Degen, of choline, 664 jun., q.v. WODEHOUSE, Roger P.: Hayfever Plants, 49 YACOB, Khan Bahadur M. (and Satya SwAROop): Vv'igram, Edmund H. L., obituary notice of, 9'4 Wolfe graft. See Ophthalmology Longevity and old age in the Puniab, 433 (0); WILES, Ronald B.: The shackled mind, 439 Wood, Arthur Murray, obituary notice of, 337 correspondence, 545, 624 WILKIE, C. Hamilton: Treatment of early syphilis: Capt. David Frew, killed, 335 YATES, John: Resuscitation after drowning, 144- a warning, 900 Eric C.: Physiology and psychology of craving, Acid-fast organisms in gastric resisting juice, 530 WILKINS, E. H.: Premedical zoology, 404-Housing, 107 (0); correspondence, 702 health. and unwise spending, 585 - John. obituary notice of, 551 Yelf, Robert Edward Burnet, obituary notice of, 551 WILKINSON, John F.: Pernicious anaemia and cancer, K. B. (and G. C. COCHRANE): Syphilitic re- Young, Ernest Eric, obituary notice of, 707 664 infectiqn after penicillin therapy, 333 James H.: Sciatic neuritis, 701 WILLAN, R. J.: Excision of patella, 166 - Mary A.: Descent of testis, 860 YUDKIN, S. (and others): Food consumption of WILLIAMS, Bryan: Standardization of instrument - R. C. (and K. C. DIXON): Tick-borne relapsing working-class and lower-middle-class families In fittings and apparatus, 166 fever in Cyprus, 526 (0) Brussels during January, 1945, 351 (0) Cicely D.: Welfare work a branch of medicine, Woodburn, William Young, obituary notice of, 788 Yugoslavia, medical relief in (annotation), 696 786 WooDs, R. Salisbury: Case of volvulus of small G. C.: Application of the new Education Act, intestine, 496; correspondence, 626, 704. 786, 193 863 Leslie H. (and Aleck W. BOURNE): Recent WOOLF, B.: Infant mortality and social conditions, A d'ances in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 6th ed., 477 z 533 - L. Stuart: Day nurseries, 198, 335 Raymond: Artificial pneumothorax refills, 900 Worms in cod, 519 ZACHARY, R. B.: Nerve injuries in children, 545 WILLIAMSON, Bruce: A Handbook on Diseases of Worthington, Robert Alfred, obituary notice of, 268 ZANGWILL, 0. L.: Review of psychological work at Children, 4th ed., 187 Wound healing, nutritional factors affecting, 95 the Brain Injuries Unit, Edinburgh, 1941-5, 248 - H.: Why " hyperbaric " and " hypobaric "? Wounds, gaping, adhesive corset dressing for (M. (0) e 368 Lichtenstein), 158 ZELMAN, S.: Blood diastase values in 89 cases of WILLINK, Henry: Tribute to organzation of medical WRIGHT, A. Dickson: Colostomy, 230-Hormone mumps, 425 practice in wartime, 22 therapy for cancer, 935 ZIMMERMANN, H. M. (and others): Record of a WVILL.WON-PEPPER, J. K.: Impressions of surgery in -Margaret: Vitamin K, 59 case of Kaposi's disease involving thyroid gland V. Africa, 812 (0); correspondence, 937 Samson: Applied Physiology, 8th ed., 923 and brain, 265 WILSON, A. Kirk: Medical views on nurses' train- WYANT, G. M.: Acute yellow atrophy after trilene ZINNEMAN, K. (and M. GORDON): The in vitro ing, 513 anaesthesia, 820 sensitivity of H. influenzae to penicillin, with - Clifford: The ischaemic kidney. 661-Acute WN ATT, S. (and assistants): A Study of Women on special reference to meningeal strains of Pittman's yellow atrophy after trilene anaesthesia, 784 War Work in Four Factories, 325 type b, 795 (O) C. W.: Radium Therapy: Its Physical Aspects, WYLIE. B.: Unusual complication of a wasp sting, Zoology, premedical (M. Abercrombie and M. L. 767 450 Johnson), 262 (0) LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

PAGE PAGE Adder Bite (England and Wales), Note on (C. W. Walker) (0) 13 Meningitis due to a Penicillin- and Sulphonamide-sensitive Pittman b Altitude, High, Effects of, on Man (B. H. C. Matthews) (0) 75 Strain of H.' influenzae: Recovery (D. G. McIntosh and Constance Anaesthetic Tubing, a Support for (O. R. Tisdall) 924 F. Drysdale) (0) .796 Anastomosis, End-to-end, a Method of, in the Small Intestine (J. Seton Micro-organisms, the Use of, for Therapeutic Purposes (Sir Howard W. Pringle). 256 Florey) . . 635 Appendicitis, Left-sided, a Case of (J. W. L. Haddon) (0) 569 Microscope, Electron (John H. Jupe) (03. .500 Ball, Sir William Girling. 138 - Projection, for Use in Daylight (T. S. Davies) . . 428 Bankart's Operation: A Technique of Drilling the Glenoid in Bankart's Nearthrosis of the Shaft of the Humerus for Amputations round the Operation for Recurrent Dislocation of Shoulder (P. B. Moroney) 122 Elbow-joint (Leon Gillis) (0) .686 Beattie, Professor Thomas 67 Night-blindness: A Trick to Detect " Malingerers" (E. Epstein and Bed-sores, Apparatus for Treating (J. F. Neil).. 390 S. A. Hugh Lesser) (0) .644 Bell's Palsy, Early Treatment of (H. P. and C. M. Pickerill) (0) 457 Nutrition in Vienna in September, 1945 (Magnus Pyke) (0) 839 Buzzard, Sir Edward Farquhar. 943 Omentum, Torsion of (M. N. Khanna). . .729 Cell Counts, a Source of Error in the Determination of (Bernard Otitis Externa (J. F. Birrell) (0) . . . 80 Freedman) 6. . 605 Penicillin: A Systemic Penicillin Apparatus (F. Ronald Edwards) 86 Cerebral Cortex, Some New Developments in the Morphophysiology of Administration by Intramuscular Drip (T. A. Grimson) 849 (S. Sarkisov) (0) 37 Infusion (E. C. Turton) (0) ....283 Chest, Indications for Surgery in Penetrating Wounds of: the Importance Indwelling Syringe for (H. F. Barnard) . . . 498 of Pulmonary Injury (G. Qvist) (0).. 521 Simple Apparatus for (A. J. P. Graham) . . . 768 Combined Harness and Tubing Support (Harvey Nichol). 651 - "Fastness " of Staphylococci, Haemolytic Streptococci, and Pneumo- Congenital Discoid Internal Cartilage (F. C. Dwyer and C. Taylor) 287 cocci to (E. W. Todd and others) (0) .. . 603 Corset Dressing, Adhesive, for Gaping Wounds (M. Lichtenstein) .. 158 Reaction to (H. Jaslowitz) .. .767 Diarrhoea and Vomiting, Epidemic: An Outbreak in a General Hospital Pentothal, Continuous, Simple Apparatus for (H. Marcus Bird) .. 289 and Surrounding District (George Brown and others) (0) 524 Perspex in Orthopaedics (John T. Scales and Woolf Herschell) (0) 423 Dislocation, Congenital Recurrent, of Head of Radius (Ellis Bindman) 354 Plasma Proteins, Methods for Determining (R. P. Cook and others) (0) 456 Embolectomy, Peripheral Arterial (Philip Hopkins) (0) 117 Pneumothorax, Artificial: An Improved Needle (Alastair Allan) .. 607 Embolism, Cerebral Fat, after Electrical Convulsion Therapy (A. Meyer Porphyria, Acute Idiopathic (G. Discombe and John L. D'Silva) (0) 491 and Donald Teare) (0) 42 Premature Babies, Heated Carrier for Transporting (J. N. O'Reilly) 731 Endotracheal Connexions, Wide-bore (H. L. Thornton) 534 Rat-bite Fever, a Case of (R. B. Thompson) .388 Fibroma, Large, arising from the Pulmonary Pleura of the Right Lower - due to Cat-bite: Satisfactory Response to Penicillin after Lobe (A. W. Fawcett) 425 Failure of Arsenotherapy (G. I. M. Swyer) (0) .386 Finger-tips, Sore, in Industry: Protection by Hydrogen Peroxide (J. Russell's Viper Bite, Four Cases of (P. H. Wyon) (0).919 Vincent Bates) (0) 154 Salivary-gland Tumour of the Upper Lip (J. F. Curr) .605 Foreign Bodies in the Bronchi and Oesophagus in Children (B. M. L. Schistosomiasis, Cutaneous, involving S. haematobium Eggs (K. 0. Abercromby) (0) 647 Black) (0) 453 Fractures: Apparatus to Elevate a Fracture Case for Application of Sculling for One-armed Man (Percy Tatchell) .144 Plaster (J. Noel-Jackson) 16 Sherren, James 670 Internal Malleolus (G. M. Muller) (0). 320 Skull: Treatment of Denuded External Table (Patrick Clarkson and J. Management of Recent Fracture-dislocations of the Cervical Spine Schorstein) (0). 422 (A. N. Guthkelch) (0) 880 Spectroscope, Cheap Home-made (B. J. Freedman) .356 Survey of Fracture Treatment (C. Max Page) (0) 835 '' Sterile" Water: An Out-patient and Surgery Technique (Alex Comfort) 187 Two Unusual Stress Fractures (Ian D. Kitchin and David A. Stresses, Mechanical, Effects of, on Man (B. H. C. Matthews) (0) 114 Richmond) (0) 214 Syndrome resembling Addison's Disease, with Severe Anaemia, Steator- Galvanic Stimulation, Influence of, on Muscle Atrophy resulting from rhoea, and Melanuria (S. Locket) (0) .417 Denervation (E. C. S. Jackson and H. J. Seddon) (0). 485 Thiouracil in the Treatment of Thyrotoxicosis (A. Grainger and others) (0) 343 Gastric Acidity, Relation between, and the Anterior-pituitary-like Hor- Thomas Splint: A Simplified Method of Application (Lipmann Kessel) 463 mone Content of Urine in Pregnant Women (Stanley Way) (0) 182 Tick Typhus, a Case of, in the Sudan (R. B. Usher Somers) .. 848 Gillespie, Robert Dick 670 Tick-borne Relapsing Fever in Cyprus (R. C. Wood and K. C. Dixon) (0) 526 Hepatitis, Infective, Liver Function in, gauged by Hippuric Acid Synthesis Transfusion, an Aid to (W. D. Linsell) .692 Tests (M. R. Pollock) (0) 878 Typhoid Fever complicated by Benign Tertian Malaria (A. S. Bookless --Mixed Cases of: Evidence of Liver Damage without Symptoms and J. M. Naftalin) (0) . . 804 among a Community at Risk (M. R. Pollock) (0) 598 Typhus: Four Cases in Britain (H. L. Whitchurch Beach and John K. Neurological Complications of (J. F. Stokes and others) (0) 642 Rennie) (0) . . 153 Infant Suffocation, Accidental (W. H. Davison) (0). 251 Ulceration, Chronic Undermining, treated with Penicillin (Aubrey Insulin, Globin: Clinical Trial (J. M. Malins) 318 Leacock) (0) . .765 Intestinal Obstruction, Acute, due to Dried Fruit (G. C. Dorling) . 426 Uterus, Acute Inversion of (J. V. O'Sullivan) (0) ..282 Jaundice Therapy of Rheumatoid Arthritis (Frances Gardner and Valve Disk for Circle Absorbers (J. Clutton-Brock). . 572 others) (0) 677 Vesico-vaginal Fistula, Irreparable, in Iraq: Treatment by Ureterocolos- Labyrinthine Fistula Symptom, an Unusual Case of (J. Lee) (O) 47 tomy (Donald M. Douglas) (0) ..78 Laurie, Alan R. 101 Wilson, Professor James Thomas..370 Longevity and Old Age in the Punjab (M. Yacob and Satya Swaroop) (O) 433 Wolfe Graft, Device for Fixation of (I. C. Michaelson) .. 49 KEY TO DATES AND PAGES

The following table, giving a key to the dates of issue and the page numbers of the BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL and SUJPPLEMENT in the second volume for 1945, may prove cornvenient to readers ,n search of a reference. Serial Date of Journal Supplement No. Issue Pages Pages 4409 .. July 7 .. 1- 36 .. 1- 4 4410 .. ,, 14 .. 37- 74 .. 5- 8 4411 .. ,, 21 .. 75-108 .. 9- 14 4412 .. ,, 28 .. 109-144 .. 15- 20 4413 .. Aug. 4 .. 145-172 .. 21- 38 4414 .. ,, 11 .. 173-204 .. 39- 44 4415 .. ,, 18 .. 205-242 .. 45- 48 4416 .. ,, 25 .. 243-272 .. 49- 52 4417 .. Sept. I .. 273-308 .. 53- 58 4418 .. ,, 8 .. 309-342 .. 59- 62 4419 .. , 15 .. 343-376 .. 63- 68 4420 ,, 22 .. 377-414 .. 69- 72 4421 .. ,, 29 .. 415-450 .. 73- 76 4422 .. Oct. 6 .. 451-484 .. 77- 80 4423 .. ,, 13 .. . 485-520 .. 81- 86 4424 .. ,, 20 .. 521-556 .. 87- 92 4425 .. ,, 27 .. 557-592 .. 93- 96 4426 .. Nov. 3 .. 593-634 .. 97-100 4427 .. ,, 10 .. 635-676 .. 101-104 4428 .. ,, 17 .. 677-714 .. 105-110 4429 .. ,, 24 .. 715-754 .. 111-118 4430 .. Dec. 1 .. 755-794 .. 119-124 4431 .. ,, 8 .. 795-832 .. 125-128 4432 .. ,, 15 .. 833-872 .. 129-132 4433 .. ,, 22 .. 873-910 .. 133-136 4434 .. ,, 29 .. 911-950 .. 137-140

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Dr. ALFRED G. S. BROUGHTON, who had practised at Batley, OF Yorks, for 45 years, collapsed and died while playing golf at UNIVERSITY ST. ANDREWS Howley on June 9. He was born in 1875, and after education At a graduation ceremony, held on June 29, the honorary degree at the Yorkshire College graduated M.B., Ch.B. of Victoria of LL.D. was conferred on William Thomson Munro, M.D.St.And., University in 1900. Dr. Broughton joined the honorary medi- F.R.C.P.Ed., late director of Glenlomond Sanatorium. cal staff of the Batley and District Hospital in 1914 and was president 1938-41. He had been closely identified with amtu- ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND lance work in the neighbourhood since 1907 and received the His Majesty King Farouk of Egypt has sent a donation to the long service medal in 1924 as surgeon to the Dewsbury and Restoration and Development Fund of the College. This gift is District Corps; he was also a Commander of the Order of St. greatly appreciated by the Fellows and Members of the College as John of Jerusalem and a J.P. for the borough. He held office evidence of the importance which King Farouk attaches to the as chairman of the Dewsbury Division of the B.M.A. in maintenance of close relationships between the Royal Medical 1922-3 and again in 1939-43, and had been president of the Colleges of England and the Medical Faculty of the Egyptian Yorkshire Branch. He was an enthusiastic musician and a University. pillar of the Batley Amateur Thespian Society, in whose The Royal Egyptian Medical Association has sent a gift of £250, orchestra he played for several years. His son, Dr. A. D. D. which, with the contributions from Egyptian Fellows of the Royal Broughton, also a past chairman of the Dewsbury Division, is College of Surgeons, brings the contribution of medical colleagues serving as squadron leader in the R.A.F.V.R. in Egypt to over £1,000. This generous gesture is particularly valued, for the Royal Medical Colleges are very desirous of promo- We regret to announce that Dr. ROBERT CRANNA, of Bolton, ting good relations and cementing friendships between the members Lancs, died on June 12. He had been honorary secretary of of the medical profession in our two countries. the Bolton Division of the B.M.A. from 1923 and was elected chairman in 1939; he had also been a member of the Insurance ROYAL COLLEGE OF OBSTETRICIANS AND Acts Committee for the past seven years. Born at Crimmond, GYNAECOLOGISTS Aberdeenshire, in 1876, he graduated M.B.; Ch.B. at the Univer- sity of Aberdeen in 1901 and four years later went to Bolton, In the report of the annual general meeting of the College (June 16, where he built up a large practice and was a familiar and p. 857) there was the following omission: greatly respected personality. In 1923 he became honorary Re-elected to the Council :-Representatives of the Fellows secretary of the Local Medical and Panel Committee and in A. M. Claye, H. J. Malkin, C. A. G. Macafee. Representative of 1935 was appointed its chairman and a member of the Bolton the Members: H. R. MacLennan. Insurance Committee. For the past four years he had been chairman of the local Medical Board responsible for passing SOCIETY OF APOTHECARIES OF LONDON men and women into the Services, and he was chairman and R. J. Mitchell, M.B., D.R.C.O.G., has satisfied the examiners at the honorary secretary of several emergency committees dealing examination for the diploma of Mastery of Midwifery. with practice in the borough. By the medical profession of Bolton and district the loss of Dr. Cranna w1ll be sorely felt; they looked upon him as their counsellor and friend, and few can have given greater service to their fellow-practitioners or have been held in higher regard. He leaves a widow, a The Services daughter, and three sons, two of whom are members of their father's profession, one being a major in the R.A.M.C. Acting Surg. Cmdr. R. S. Rudland and Surg. Lieut.-Cmdr. J. C. Moor, R.N.V.R., have been awarded the R.N.V.R. Officers' Decoration. Universities and Colleges Temp. Surg. Lieut. A. K, Mighton, R.C.N.V.R., has been appointed M.B.E. (Military Division) for bravery, determination, and great devotion to duty while serving in H.M.S. Affleck, when UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD an explosion caused the whole of the ship to be penetrated by The Osler Memorial Medal for 1945 has been awarded to Prof. C. G. chlorsulphonic acid fumes. In spite of the appalling conditions the Douglas, D.M., F.R.S., Fellow of St. John's College. casualties were properly tended and the ship brought back to safety. At a Congregation on July 21 the degree of M.A., honoris causa, Major I. Mackenzie, R.A.M.C., has been appointed M.B.E. will be conferred on Col. L. M. Dyke, U.S. Army Medical Corps, (Military Division) and Major (Temp.) G. E. Parker, R.A.M.C., officer-in-charge of the 91st General Hospital (Churchill Hospital). has been awarded the D.S.O. in recognition of gallant and distin- On June 9 the degree of B.M. was conferred on D. F. van guished services in the field. Zwanenberg in absence. Major J. T. Macdougall, R.C.A.M.C., has been awarded the D.S.O., and Lieut. R. H. Jackson, R.A.M.C., the M.C., in recogni- UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE tion of gallant and distinguished services in Italy. examination Capts. W. A. Lopez and L. P. De Souza, I.A.M.C., have been The following candidates have been approved at the awarded the M.C. in recognition of gallant and distinguished services indicated: in Burma. FINAL M.B.-Part 1 (Principles and Practice of Physic, Pathology, and Pharmacology): D. G. Abrahams; D. A. Bailey, D. A. N. Barran, A. D. Beard, The following have been appointed to the Civil Consulting Staff R. Bellamy, A. M. H. Bennett, J. G. Benstead, M. F. Bethell, P. F. Boreham, of King Edward VII's Convalescent Home for Officers at Osborne, A. R. Buckley, A. R. C. Butson, R. E. Church, J. M. Cliff, N. K. Connolly, Isle of Wight: Sir Francis R. Fraser, M.D., F.R.C.P., Brig. J. Crichton, D. E. Cullington, W. P. Dallas Ross, I. M. P. Dawson, J. A. R. W. Debenham, J. A. Dew, A. G. Dingley, A. C. Elithorn, A. M. Elliott, W. S. R. Rowley Bristow, F.R.C.S., Sir Claude Frankau, C.B.E., D.S.O., Fenton, J. F. Fisher, J. W. B. Forshaw, S. G. A. Forsyth, J. Gloster, R. A. Green, M.S., F.R.C.S., Prof. J. Paterson Ross, M.S., F.R.C.S., Mr. G. T. R. E. Gruchy, E. Halisz, P. M. Jeavons, C. H. Kinder, J. B. Lawson, N. B. Mullally, M.C., M.S., F.R.C.S., Dr. F. M. R. Walshe, O.B.E., Malleson, H. R. Mallows, J. R. Moffat, J. P. D. Mounsey, G. R. E. Naylor, K. M. Nuttall, C. J. H. Paget, B. W. Pay, V. R. Pickles, D. A. Pyke, K. E. E. F.R.C.P., Brig. D. Evan Bedford, M.D., F.R.C.P., and Surg. Capt. Read, J. W. T. Redfearn, J. A. Rycroft, D. N. Seaton, D. W. S. Sheldon, F. S. W. D. W. Brooks, D.M., F.R.C.P., R.N.V.R. Sinker, J. C. Sloper, J. R. Smvthies, R. E. B. Spencer, M. G. Thornc, A. J. Underwood Whitney, 0. L. Wade, R. V. Walley, J. M. Walshe, WV. Waugh, The following appointments, awards, and mentions have been J. A. Waycott, E. J. M. Weaver, N. T. Welford, J. E. M. Whitehead, R. H. announced in recognition of gallant and distinguished services in Whitworth, D. Wilkes. 1. P. Williams, D. Wilson, R. B. Wilson, J. H. F. Wood, I. D. P. Wootton, S. P. Wrightson. Women: I. M. S. Chappel, P. J. Coope, Italy: C. E. Cooper, M. E. P. Hele, J. E. Keilin, M. M. Mason, L. A. Norris, H. M. C.B.E. (Military Division).-Brigs. (Temp.) J. H. Bayley, M.C., Russell, C. N. Smith, J. Whitham, G. B. Wrong. J. G. Morgan, O.B.E., T.D.; Brig. (Acting) J. M. Mackenzie, O.B.E., M.C.; Brig. (local) F. A. R. Stammers, R.A.M.C. UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH O.B.E. (Military Division).-Lieut.-Col. R. L. Turner; Lieut.-Cols. At a graduation ceremony, held on June 22, the honorary degree of (Temp.) T. M. R. Ahern, C. G. Baker, V. J. Downie, D.S.O., M.C., LL.D. was conferred on Lieut.-Gen. Sir Alexander Hood, K.C.B., W. H. Gabb, W. Graham, J. H. Hutchison, and K. McNeill, C.B.E., M.D., F.R.C.S.Ed., Director-General of Army Medical R.A.M.C.; Col. (Temp.) R. L. Raymond and Lieut.-Col. (Temp.) Services. W. H. A. Thorne, I.A.M.C. UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW M.B.E. (Military Division).-Majors (Temp.) F. W. Bunting, G. J. At a graduation ceremony, held on June 26, the honorary degree Cleland, H. G. Estcourt, T. E. Field, D. B. Jagger, B. J. Malley, of LL.D. was conferred on Major-Gen. Sir John Taylor, C.I.E., J. Mason, J. M. McKiddie, R. L. Orchardson, D. L. Owen, and D.S.O., M.D., I.M.S. (ret.), late Director of the Central Research J. McL. Ross; Capts. R. J. A. Macdonald and J. B. Wyman, lnstitute, Kasauli. R.A.M.C.; Major (Temp.) A. K. Dutt, I.A.M.C. The Harry Stewart Hutchison Prize for an essay on a subject D.S.O.-Lieut.-Cols. (Temp.) J. N. Groves and D. Wright, connected with the health of children has been awarded to R.A.M.C.; Lieut.-Cols. (Acting) H. F. T. Macfetridge and N. A. A. Marjory N. McFarlane, M.D. Khan, I.A.M.C. 32 JULY 7, 1945 THE SERVICES BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL M.C.-Majors (Temp.) H. J. Minford and R. Waddell, Capt. G. suggestion that it should eventually be used as a rest of convalescent Patton, and Lieut. W. S. Roderick, R.A.M.C.; Capts. S. Kesavulu, home for their employees, though it has been used during the G. D. Koshal, and S. Mascarenhas, I.A.M.C. present war as an A.R.P. depot. Col. Lamont was a sound Mentionted in Dispatches.-Lieut.-Cols. M. R. Elliott and E. C. anatomist with wide interests and many friends and admirers. He Janes; Majors E. H. Anderson, D.S.O., R. W. Boyden, D.S.O., had unbroken membership of the B.M.A. from January, 1888. J. U. Coleman, J. A. Langille, and A. St. C. Rumball; Capt. (Acting Major) H. V. G. Latour; Capts. E. Aiello, R. J. Fassina, W. L. Menzies, J. Mitchell, H. L. Nutik, J. P. Pearce, H. M. Ross, and T. H. Smellie, R.C.A.M.C. Medical Notes in Parliament The following appointments, awards, and mentions have been announced in recognition of gallant and distinguished services in North-West Europe: Diphtheria Statistics.-The following information was given by Mr. WILLINK in reply to questions on June 7: (1) According to O.B.E. (Military Division).-Cols. (Temp.) S. 0. Dolan, D. L. reiurns received from all but a few local authorities in England and Kerr, T.D., M. A. Rea, and T. H. Sarsfield; Lieut.-Cols. (Temp.) Wales the number of notifications of diphtheria during 1944 in W. J. M. Brandon, J. H. Dunn, T.D., M. de Lacey, T.D., A. McG. children under 15 who had completed the course of immunization Michie, J. M. Scott, John Smith, and R. S. Taylor, T.D., R.A.M.C. was 4,633, compared with 12,455 cases in non-immunized children. M.B.E. (Military Division).-Major (Temp.) J. MacP. Harker and (2) Returns from local authorities in England and Wales, which do Lieut. G. Ollerenshaw, R.A.M.C. not include immunizations by doctors in private practice, show M.C.-Majors (Temp.) H. 0. P. McSheehy, C. A. G. Cook, G.M., that during the year 1944 approximately 386,240 children under 5 A. F. Wallace, and Gordon Williams; Capt. G. V. Cole, R.A.M.C. and 175,080 between the ages of 5 and 15 were immunized against diphtheria. (3) 23,152 cases finally diagnosed as diphtheria were noti- Mentioned in Dispatches.-Col. G. E. Wight; Lieut.-Col. (Acting fied in England and Wales during 1944. Deaths from that disease Col.) R. H. Cooper; Lieut.-Cols. C. D. S. Leef and D. F. W. Porter; registered in the same period are provisionally numbered at 934. Majors G. A. W. Currie and W. S. Keith; Capt. (Acting Major) Tuberculous Personis in Prisons.-Sir DONALD SOMERVELL told J St. C. Moffat; Capts. H. H. Chase, M.M., N. Kaufman, A. H. Dr. Summerskill on June 7 that much attention had been given of Megill, A. L. Richardson, and R. W. Tisdale; Lieuts. J. J. H. recent years to prisoners suffering from tuberculosis. X-ray examin- Connors and B. G. Turnbull, R.C.A.M.C. ations were made in doubtful cases, and the prison medical officers The following appointments, awards, and mentions have been received valuable help from the local tuberculosis officers. Care announced in of and was taken to keep tuberculous prisoners whose condition was in- recognition gallant distinguished services in fectious apart from others. At prisons where there were several the Mediterranean theatre: such prisoners special working parties were arranged. Where C.B.E. (Military Division).-Brig. (Temp.) R. A. Hepple, O.B.E., possible they were employed on light gardening work. M.C., late R.A.M.C. Ministry of Health Nursing StafJ.-In the Ministry of Health O.B.E. (Military Division).-.Lieut.-Cols. (Temp.) S. A. MacKeith nursing division the professional staff wholly engaged on nursing and A. H. Penman, R.A.M.C. questions comprises one chief nursing officer, two deputy chief M.B.E. (Military Division).-Major (Temp.) B. P. R. Hartley and nursing officers, and 23 nursing officers, of whom three are per- Capt. J. B. Brown, R.A.M.C. manent. In addition there are on the public health side 18 officers with nursing qualifications. The future complements are under M.C.-Major (Temp.) C. MacT. Hopkins, R.A.M.C. discussion. Mentioned in Dispatches.-Brig. (Temp.) F. R. Sandford, C.B.E., M.C., T.D., Major (Temp.) A. E. Paxton, and Capt. J. P. Irwin, Vaccination and Death Certificates.-Mr. VIANT inquired on June 7 how many death certificates were received in the year 1944 in R.A.M.C. which vaccination, vaccinia, post-vaccinal encephalitis, generalized The following appointments and awards have been announced in vaccinia, or any other symptom connected with vaccination was recognition of gallant and distinguished services in Burma: given as the cause or one of the -causes of death. Mr. WILLINC replied that deaths of the type indicated which were registered in C.B.E. (Military Division).-Brig. (Temp.) W. E. R. Dimond, England and Wales during 1944 numbered 12. These were assigned C.I.E., O.B.E., I.M.S. as follows: vaccination 2, vaccinia 2, post-vaccinal encephalitis 4, O.B.E. (Military Division).-Cols. (Temp.) F. K. Bush and R. V. generalized vaccinia 2, encephalitis myelitis 1. In addition vaccina- Franklin; Lieut.-Cols. T. E. A. Carr, T.D., and H. R. Sheppard; tion was mentioned on the death certificate in the case of 1 death Lieut.-Col. (Acting) M. MacR. Paterson; Lieut.-Cols. (Temp.) J. B. assigned to septicaemia. Bunting, J. B. M. Milne, M.B.E., and R. P. Smyth, R.A.M.C.; Training of Midwives in Gas-and-air Analgesia.-In reply to Col. (Temp.) F. R. Cawthorn, I.M.S. Dr. Summerskill on June 7 Mr. WILLINK said that out of 188 local M.B.E. (Military Division).-Capt. W. N. Calder, R.A.M.C.; supervising authorities in England and Wales, 101 had made arrange- C. K. L. McA. and S. S. ments before Dec. 31, 1943, for the instruction of their midwives Capts. Hassan, Hogg, Grewal, I.M.S.; in the administration of analgesics in childbirth. The correspond- Capt. (Temp.) M. M. K. Najam, I.A.M.C. ing figure in the 1938 returns was 30, but there is reason to think M.C.-Capts. J. A. Chamberlin, H. D. Cockburn, H. M. Jamison, that this was an understatement. M.B.E., and E. D. Kerr, R.A.M.C.; Capt. C. K. Rao, I.M.S. Notes in Brief CASUALTIES IN THE MEDICAL SERVICES Mr. Butler states that miners partially disabled by silicosis or Died on active service.-Col. Basil Cedric Ashton, C.B.E., I.M.S. pneumoconiosis are eligible for the training and other facilities now provided to assist the resettlement of disabled persons. A number Missing fromn Singapore since February, 1942, now reported to have secured satisfactory employment in this way. These cases have died of dysentery as a prisoner of war in Rangoon on Aug. 31, will also be eligible for the further facilities to be provided under 1942.-Major Hugh McPherson Kilgour, R.A.M.C. the Disabled Persons (Employment) Act which are in active pre- paration. DEATHS IN THE SERVICES The Teviot Committee on Dentistry is proceeding with its inquiry Lieut.-Col. JOHN CHARLES LAMONT, C.I.E., I.M.S., died on June as speedily as possible, but Mr. Willink cannot say when the final 19 in Edinburgh at the ripe age of 80. He was educated at the report will be presented. Liverpool College and Edinburgh University, where he graduated The total number of experiments on animals performed during M.B., C.M. in 1885 with first-class honours. In 1886-7 he was the year 1943 was 1,170,412, a large number of which were simple demonstrator of anatomy in the University, an appointment which inoculations and similar proceedings performed either on behalf of determined his life's work. In 1887 he entered the Medical official bodies with a view to preservation of the public health or Bengal directly for the diagnosis and treatment of disease in man or animals. Service and saw active service with the Chin-Lushai Expedition of Figures for 1944 are not 1889-90 and the Munipur Expedition in 1891, receiving the yet issued. Frontier medal with clasp. Three years later he was appointed The National Insurance (Industrial Injuries) Bill was introduced professor of anatomy in the Punjab University at Lahore, a post on June 12 and printed. that he occupied with distinction until 1906, when he went on leave Mr. Harold Macmillan states that the release of students from preparatory to retiring in 1908 from the Indian Medical Service. the Services is under consideration. He immediately took up the post of lecturer on anatomy, University In the ten-year period April, 1924, to March, 1934, 46,979 dwell- College, Dundee, which he filled from 1906 to 1914, and for three ings were erected by the L.C.C. For the ten-year period April, years he was examiner in anatomy at the Royal College of Physicians 1934, to March, 1943, the figure was 33,836, of which 30,189 houses were completed before new housing operations were suspended in of Edinburgh. He published a number of papers in the Jolurnal of 1939. Anatoiny, and was elected to F.R.S.Ed. in 1920. In 1914 he Sentember, volunteered for military service, was re-employed by the Government Payments made by the Excheouer for tuberculosis allowances during the year ended March 31, 1945, amoun:ed to approximately of India, and was awarded the C.I.E. in 1919. His recreations were £E650,000. fishing and golf, and he was one of the five original members of council of the Clan Lamont Society, founded in 1895. His wife, The Trinidad Committee of Investigation on Local Medical Ser- a daughter of Stephen Adam, of Edinburgh, died in 1935, and in vices has completed its survey. The committee's report has been published in Trinidad as a Legislative Council Paper. Copies should 1940, to commemorate her, he magnanimously gave his house at be available shortly at the Crown Agents for sale in the Uniset 7, Merchiston Park to the Corporation of Edinburgh, with the Kingdom. BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL

THE JOURNAL OF THE BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

containing

Notes on the Work of the Association

Future of Health Services

General Medical Council

Postgraduate News

Meetings of Branches and Divisions

Service Appointments

Correspondence, etc.

VOLUME II 1945

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Cars: And purchase tax, 13-Doctors' cars, 13. Correspv ndence (continued) : A 56, 77-Purchase price of cars. 19-Repairs, 68 Naval niedical establishmnents, 95, 127 -Tyre replacements. 79, 96-New motor cars, 140 Only equity, 92 ABEL, A. Lawrence (and others): Voting at Repre- Certificatioin: Social insurance and, 3-Medical Opticians, sight-testing, 3, 52 sentative Meetings, 11 certificates, 11, 138 Panel practice: Country, 58--Panel prescriptions ADAMS, A. Wilfrid: Medical immobilization, 17 CHAPLIN, S.: The experiments in health centres, 4 and certificates, 122 AHMAD, Rasheed: The medical situation in India, 67 Chile: National Health Insurance, 74 Parable of the fire station, 3 ALCOCK, S. C.: One Service, one release scheme, Civilian practice, 20, 51 Pharmacists, civilian, shortage of, 95 103 Clein, Abraham, disciplinary case of, 16 Physiotherapists: And the Board of Registration ALEXANDER, G. L.: Colonial Medical Service, 66 COBB, Charles: Public medical service. 721 of Medical Auxiliaries, 2-Injustice to, 57- Aliens: Return to practice of refugee doctors, 19 COLDREY, Ronald S.: Alternative to a salaried Organization of, 128 ANDERSON, Mary R.: For a State Service, 84 service, 85 Picken, Prof. R. M. F., 43 Appointments, official, released doctors and, 50 COLE, John: Sight-testing opticians, 52 Plebiscite, majority decision by, 52 Ashe, James Samuel, disciplinary case of, 41 Colonial Medical Service, 66 Practices, financing purchase of, 43 Ashwin, Humphrey Manly Hamilton, name restored Committees, Local Medical War, 117, :28 Practitioners' right of appeal, 19 to Medical Register, 130 Conlin, Patrick Joseph, name restored to 'Medical Praise where it is due, 127 Assistantships, 12 Register, 130 Private practice, the case for, 127, 138 CONYBEARE, J. J.: Medical recruitment to the Professional secrecy, 67 ASSOCIATION, BRITISH MEDICAL: R.A.F., 91 Public Medical Service, 72 Annual General Meeting, 40 COPE, V. Zachary: Physiotherapists and the Board Radiotherapy, future of, 19 Annual Representative Meeting: Motions by of Registration of Medical Auxiliaries, 2 R.A.F. medical recruitment, 91 Divisions and Branches, 6, 13-Report of Meet- Corboy, John, disciplinary case of, 130 Regional medical officer, 57 ing (3 days), 21-38 Replacement and indispensability, 66 Areas variation, 38, 109 Correspondence: Royal Medical Service, 13 Committees: Members, 53 Aliens: Return to practice of refugee doctors, 19 Secret diplomacy, 3 Constitution, 45 Appointments, official, released doctors and, 50 Service M.O.s: Replacement of, 3-A debt to Council: Proceedings, 39, 105-Elected members, Association, British Medical: Special Representa- the R.M.O., 60-Terms of service, 61-Simple 53-Voting for members of Council, 17-Elec- tive Meeting, 3-Voting at Representative arithmetic, 103-Registrarship and released Ser- tion of member by Metropolitan Counties Mcetings. 7 (corrected, 20), 11, 17, 43-Guide vice doctors, 110-Question of rank, 138 Branch, 44, 62, 76 to B.M.A. administration, 8-Voting for n*m- Sickness benefit and pregnangy, 117 Dermatology: Formation of group, 44, 123, 128 bers of Council, 17-Regional organization, 43 Silent service, 75, 79 Emergency reform of Representative Body, 131, -Support for B.M.A. policy. 80-Emergency Specialists: The young specialist, 92, 103-Reten- 138 reform of Representative Body, 131, 138 tion of specialists in the Services, 135-The Handbook, 8 Assistantships, 12 specialist in a State medical service, 139 Heard at Headquarters, 1, 5. 10, 15, 42, 49, 59, 64, Balancing the issues (E.M.S. and Forces), 75 Tuberculosis: Reference of patients to T.B. 73, 77, 84. 90. 93. 97, 101, 119, 125, 129, 137 Cars: And purchase tax, 13-Doctors' cars, 13. officer, 58 Insurance Acts Committee, 10-Report, 1945, 81 56-Purchase price of cars, 19-Repairs, 68- Unemployed doctors in Britain, 17, 57 -Meetings, 81, 89-Election of direct repre- Tyre replacements. 79, 96 War: Gratuities, 47, 56, 62-Short-servi;e coni- sentatives. 1945-6, 104-First meeting of new Certification: Social insurance and, 3-Medical missions and gratuities, 56 session, 133 certificates, 11, 138 Library, 58, 80-Loan of books over-seas, 118 Civilian practice, 20, 51 Council, General Medical, 51-Special session: Medical Planning Committee, New Zealand Colonial Medical Service, 66 Disciplinary cases, 16, 40, 126, 130-President's branch, 55 Committees, Local Medical War, 117, 128 address, 121 Ophthalmic Group Committee, 109 Council, General Medical, 51 CRIDLAND, Nigel: First things first, 61 Panel Conference, 98, 111 (corrected, 128), 122 Disclaimer, 68 Policy, support for, 80 Divide and govern, 56 Regional organization, 43 Doctors: And the new Government, 55-Doctors Release of doctors: Statement by Secretary of at home, 76-Legal obligations of the practising B.M.A. and C.M.W.C., 9 doctors, 96. 123, 135-Domestic help for Scholarships in aid of scientific research, 72, 86, doctors, 100 118 Emigration a solution? 75 D Scottish Association of Insurance Committees, 94 E.M.S.. leave from. 85 Committee, Session 1945-6, 62 Forty-hour week, 135 DAHNE, S. F. Logan: Voting at Representativ;e Services: Attendance on men on sick leave, 42 General Election. doctors and the, 44, 55 Meetings, 17 Special Representative Meeting, correspondence Government, the new, and the negotiations, 60 Daly, Arthur James, disciplinary case of, 41 on, 3, 7 (corrected, 10), 11, 17, 43 Health centres: Experiments in. 4-And the DAVIES, G. L.: Legal obligations of the practising scientific metinod, 19, 57, 85, 110-Policy. 96 doctor, 123 Association, Hospital Saving: Annual meeting and Hospitals: Practitioner hospitals, 99 - House Dental Board: Accumulated reserves, 134 report, 129 officers in teaching hospitals, 132 Disclaimer, 68 Auld, Charles Gibson, disciplinary case of. 130 How many and how much? 76 Divide and govern, 56 In Dr. Watson's day, 80 Doctors: And the Election, 44, 55-And the new In the Far East, 91 Government, 55-Doctor at home, 76-Legal lndia: Medical sittiation in. 47 (disclaimer, 68). obligations of the practising doctor, 96, 123, 135 67. 79-Army ways in, 95 -Domestic help for doctors, 100 Insurance, practitioner's failure to isit, 56 DOUTHtWAMTP, A. H.: Tyre replacements, 79 Labour Party's health policy, 84. 103 DUCKWORTII, Geoffrey: Doctors and the Election. Medical auxiliaries: Physiotl-erapists anid the 55 Board of Registratysn, 2 Dumfries and Galloway Division: Proposals for Balancing the issues (E.M.S. and Forces). 75 benefit under police regulations, 57 hospital planning in South-West Scotland, 69 BALCK-FOOTE, J. A.: Voting at Representative Meet- - Demobilization, 2, 7, 12, 43. 46, 49. 60, 65. ings, 7 (corrected, 20), 17-The new Government 70-Release of doctors, 11, 18. 65, 75-And and the negotiations, 60-Emergency reform of resettlement, 13-Of students, 13, 51, 66-And Representative Body, 131 recruitment, 17, 51. 96-Release from the Navy. BALL, John: Release of students, 66 18. 43, 55, 71, 78, 131-Army specialist and BARLOW, K. E.: Socialization of medicine. 56 release, 60-Reallocation and release, 66-Slow Batteson, Dr. C. L., Testimonial Fund; 4. 91 release, 66-Waiting for release, 66-In and E BEALE. Eric: Majority decision by plebiscite, 52 out, 67-Demobilization fiom R.A.F.M.S.. 70 BELCHER, J. R. (and others): Medical demobiliza- -And replacement, 71-Release of Air Force ELMAN, M. P. (and others): Women doctors in the tion, 70 M.O.s. 74-Classification for release, 75-And R.A.M.C., 75 BILLINGS. B. Richardson: Doctors' cars, 56 repatriation, 78-Another side of the question, Emigration a solution? 75 Black, John, name restored to Medical Register, 130 79-Short-service commissions and release, 79, E.M.S., leave from, 85 BLAIR, George H.: Medical students and the Health 92, 103-Those Class " B " releases, 85-One Epidemics, medical assistance in event of, 130 Servicc proposals, 85 Service: One release scheme, 103 EUNSON, L. H.: Social insurance and certification, 3 BOURDILLON. L. G.: The specialist in a State -faniilies, 139 Medical Service, 139 - immobilization, 17 BouSFIELD. Guy: Some pointed questions, 18 - man-power, 62-Man-power economy in the BoYD, D. H. Stuart: The case for private practice, Navy, 135 127 - profession, duty of, 123 BROCK. A. J.: Injustice to physiotherapists, 57 - women: Discontinuance of conmpulsorv BROOME, H. H.: Disclaimer, 68 recruitment, 51 F BROSTER, E. D.: For a State service, 100 Medicine: Shall we nationalize medicine? 3 BROWN, Henry: Labour Party's health policy, 103 Socialization of, 56 Fcderation. Medical Women's, 44 - State, 131 FISHER, Reginald: Sickness benefit and pregnancy, Mileage payments to doctors, 48 117 National Health Service: Some poinited questions. Flatley, Gerald Donagh, disciplinary case of, 16 18-Illogical, 57-First things first. 61-Ques- correspondence, 56 tion and answer, 61-National Health Service. FORGAN, R. Berry: Medical demobilization, 43 C 67, 80-Terms of full-time salaried service, 67 Forty-hour week, 135 -Consolidation or control, 71-For a State ser- Fraser, Ewen Lovat, disciplinary case of, 1'6 CAMPBELL, George: Medical demobilization, 12 vice, 84, 100-Medical students and, 85-Alter- - George A.: Release of doctors. 11 Janet M.: Discontinuance of compulsory native to a salaried service, 85-Returned Ser- - H. D. Forbes: National Health Service, 80 recruitment of medical women. 51 vice M.O.s and the N.H.S., 10(--Terms, then Fund, Medical War Relief, 4, 48. 86, 118, 136 CAMPS, P. W. L.: Practitioner hospitals. 99 conditions, 138 -Fifth annual report, 121 SUPPLEMENT TO TlHE JULY-DEC., 1945 INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL 3

Heard at Headquarters (contiinued) MELVIN, James: Release of students, 51 Student health, 119-Student opinion, 119 Medical auxiliaries: Physiotherapists and the Board G T.U.C. call for research, 73 of Registration, 2 GAIRDNLi, J. F. R.: Professional secrecy, 67 Two Bills, 137 --benefit under police regulations, 57 GARVIE. A.: Health centres and the scientific U.S.A.: Medical insurance in, 59-Compulsory demobilization, 2, 7, 12, 43, 46, 49, 60, 62, niethod, 57, 110 3 health insurance in, 129 65, 70-Release of doctors, 9. 11, 18, 65, 75- GASKELL, H. S.: Civilian practice, 51 Vaccinators, public, 101 And resettlement, 13-Of students, 13, 51, 66, GEFFEN, M. W.: The Special Representative Meet- Veterans, 93 99-And recruitgsent, 17, 51, 96-Release from ing, 3 Wartime appointments, 10 the Navy, 18, 43, 55, 71, 78, 131-Army specialist General Election, doctors and the, 44, 55 Where every prospect pleases, 65 and release, 60-Reallocation and release. 66- GERRARD, E. A: National Health Service, 67 Slow release, 66-Waiting fo. release, 66-In and GILL, Aubrey D.: Medical demobilization, 12 HENRY, T. Cradock: Cars and purchase tax, 13 out, 67-Demobilization from R.A.F.M.S., 62, Gilmour, John Gray. disciplinary case of, 126 HOLMAN, C. C.: Medical demobilization, 12 70, 74, 80, 118-And replacement, 71-Classifica- GORDON, M. J. (and others): Medical demobiliza- HORDER, Lord (and others): Voting at Repre- tion for release, 75-And repatriation, 78- tion, 70 sentative Meetings, 11 Another side of the question, 79-Short-service Hospitals: Treatment of men on resettlement leave, commissions and release. 79, 92, 103-Those Class Government, the new, and the negotiations, 60 " Gray, Alan, name restored to Medical Register, 130 7-Practitioner hospitals, 99-House officers in B " releases, 85-One Sersice: one release Green, Gerald, disciplinary case of, 41 teaching hospitals, 132 scheme, 103 GLEST, K. E. (and others): Medical dem,obiliza- Voluntary, E.M.S. beds in, 59 faniilies, 139 tion, 70 How many and how much? 76 - immobilization, 17 HUGHES, J. R. (and others): Medical demobiliza- man-power, 62-Man-power economy in the tion, 70 Navy, 135 HUTCHINSON, C. H.: Legal obligations of the - profession, duty of, 123 practising doctor, 135 - women: Discontinuance of compulsory recruit- ment, 51 H Medicine: Shall we natonalize medicine? 3 - Socialization of, 56 HALE-WHITE, R. (and others): Voting at Repre- - State, 131 sentative Meetings, 11 Middlesex: Staffing of CouLnty Hospitals, 134- HARTLEY, Leslie: Doctors and the Election, 44 County plan for tuberculosis. 139 HAST!NGS, Somerville (and others): Labour Party's Mileage payments to doctors, 48 health policy, 84 In Dr. Watson's day, 80 MILLINGTON, E.: Future of radiotherapy, 19 HAWSON, Harry R. W.: Question and answer, 61 In the Far East, 91 Monmouthshire Division: Annual meeting, 52 HAYES, W. H.: Duty of the profession, 123 India: Medical situation in, 47 (disclaimer, MOORE, A. E.: Insurance practitioner's failure to HAYWARD, J. B. W.: Medical demobilization, 7 68). visit, 56 Health 4 - 67, 79-Army ways in India, 95 centres: Experiments in, And the Insurance practitioner's failure to visit, 56 Richard H.: A forty-hour week, 135 scientific method, 19, 57, 85, 110 IJES, W. F. H.: Medical families, 139 MURPHY, E. J.: Demobilization of medical students, - policy, 96 13 - R. A.: In Dr. Watson's day, 80 Heard at Headquarters: MURRAY, D. Stark (and others): Labour Party's Administrative capacity, 137 health policy, 84 All except one, 137 American colleagues, 15-American doctor back home, 93 Another fine record, 125 J A.R.M., 15 Army medical records, 97 JEFFERISS, Ian M.: Doctors' cars, 13 N Association: Scholarships, 49-B.M.A. conversa- JENSEN, B. M.: Praise where it is due, 12 tions, 73-Widening contacts, 77-Reappear- JOHFNSTON, D. J. Gair: Legal obligations of the NANCEKIEVILL, L. (and others): Medical demobiliza- ance, 77-Full calendar, 84 practising doctor, 135 tion, 70 Australia: " Free medicines," 65 JOULES, Horace (and others): Labour Party's National Health Service, 67, 80, 91-Some pointed Britain on its feet, 11 health policy, 84 questions, 18-Illogical, 57-First things first, 61 Busy day, 80 -Question and answer, 61-Mr. Bevan's hopes, Committees: For Northern Ireland, 59-Electing 63-Terms of full-time salaried service, 67-Con- the I.A.C., 65-Local Medical War Committees, solidation or control? 71-For a State service, 84, 84-Disablement Advisory Committees, 93 100-Medical students and, 64, 66, 85-Alterna- General Practice Committee, 97 tive to a salaried Service, 85-Returned Service ConEultation, 5, 15 M.O.s and the N.H.S., 100-Terms, then condi- Contract of service, 1 K tions, 138 Council: The new, 49-Close Naval medical establishments, 95, 127 sittings, 65 Kenya Branch, Mombasa Division: Meetings, 128 NEELY, Guy: Civilian practice, 20 Demobilized officers and N.H.I., 129 KIPPAX, D.: Regional medical officer, 57 New Zealand: In New Deputation, another, 84 KIRBY, Paul R. Zealand to-day, 42-Medical E.: Domestic help for doctors, 100 Planning Committee, 55 - Free Doctors as business men, 137 KITCHING, R. L.: Medical certification, 138 hospital E.M.S.: In and out-and back again, 125 experience, 70 Expert opinion, 97 Newton, Colin, disciplinary case of, 126 -witisess, 125 North-East Essex Division: Open mceting, 123 For the impatient, 77 North of England Branch: Scientific meetings, 140 Forms, microscopic prescription, 137 Nurses: Restrictions off use of title, 117-Shortage Friendly Societies up in arms, 129 of. 126 Full house, 119 L Nursing Service, Home, 78 Getting started. 125 Nyasaland Branch: Annual general meeting, 136 Hanldbook again, 125 Labour Party's health policy, 84. 103 Harman, the late Mr. Bishop, 73 Laird, William. name restored to Deiitists Registet, Hon. Secretary's " Ha'pence," 125 126 Hospitals: Depressing, 90-Ward sisters, 97 LARKINS, C. P. (and others): Womenl doctors in L.C.C.: And full-time posts, 42-And Education the R.A.M.C., 75 Act, 59-Refresher courses for G.P.s., 97 LEDGERWOOD, William J.: Medical demobilization, 0 Local authority health functions, 101 46 Local differentiation, 101 Leigh Division: Report for 1944-5, 123 On.ly equity, 92 Loilg service record, 49 LEWIS, W. B. A.: How many and how much? 76 Opticianis, sight-testing, 3, 52 Medicine: And the changing order, 73-Chairs LEYTON. H. G.: The case for private practice, 127 OWEN, J. Howard: Medical families, 139 in industrial medicine, 73 LOWE, G. H.: Reference of patients to tuberculosis Medical costs, 73 officer, 58 - education, cost of, 119 LOWTHER, James: Gratuities, 56 family, 122 LURIE, J. B.: A debt to the R.M.O., 60 Staff Committees, 10 - - payment of, 11, 77 p witnesses, fees of, 97 Minister of Health: Minister's inaugural, 64- PAITCH, C. J. Lodge: The mcdical situation in A gleam in the eye, 64-The Minister, 119 India, 47 National Insurance Defence Trust, 90 M PALMER, D. S.: Organization of physiotherapists, Night calls, 42 128 Notification, two-stage, 125 M'CUTCHEON, J. T.: Returned Service M.O.s and Panel practice: Country, 58-Panel prescriptions Picken, Prof. R. M. F., 15 the N.H.S., 100 and certificates, 122 - Change of doctor by Postgraduate correspondence courses, 59 MACDONALD, Peter: Voting at Representative Meet- patient, 132 Press, doctors and the, 42 ings, 11-Prof. R. M. F. Picken, 43-Naval PANTON, G. F. (and others): Medical demobilization, Profession in the making, 119 medical establishments, 127 70 Professional income, range of, 5 MACGoEGOR, George W. R.: Medical demobiliza- Parable of the fire station, 3 Protection of practices: Essex proposal, 80 tion, 12 PARRY, Peter: Medical demobilization and resettle- Purchase tax on doctors' cars, 15 - J. V.: Registrarship for released Service ment, 13 Qticstiors of grouping, S doctors, 110 PASMORE, H. Stephen: Voting at Representative Radiographers, shortage of, 90 Mackay, Harry Anderson, disciplinary case of, 16 Meetings, 43 Refraction work, 5 MACMAHON, J. Ross: Consolidation or control? 71 Paterson, William Lyle, name restored to Medical Rehabilitation facilities, 15 MACNAUGHTON, G. (and others): Medical demobili- Register, 130 Remuneration, standards of, 1 zation, 70 Paton, Ronald Alexander, disciplinary case of, 126 Requisitioning of doctors' houses, 49 MACQUEEN, I. A. G.: Divide and govern, 56 PAUL, J. W. (and others): Women doctors in the Retiring age, 77 MACWILLIAM, E. U.: Health policy, 96-The case R.A.M.C., 75 Returning practitioners, 80, 93, 137 for private practice, 138 Pharmacists, civilian, shortage of. 95 Schoolchildren: Medical attendance on, 1 - Maguire, Bernard, disciplinary case of, 130 PHILLIPS, Lauren2,e: Health centres and scientific School medical service, 97 MAINPRISE, J. V.: Legal obligations of the practis- method, 19, 85 Scotland: Home rule for, 1-Scottish debate, 1- ing doctor, 96 JPhysiotherapists: And the Board of Registration of Scottish prescribing, 84 MALONE-BARRErr, F. P. S.: Medical demobiliza- Medical Auxiliaries, 2-Injustice to, 57-Organiza- Secretary's letter, 129 tion, 49 tion of, 128 Social conscience, 65 MATTrHEWS, J. C.: Emergency reform of Repre- Picken, Prof. R. M. F., 43 Speech thcrapists, 5 sentative Body, 138 Plebiscite, majority decision by, 52 4 JULY-DEC., INDEX SUPPLEMEN TO ITHE 1945 TO SUPPLEMENT BRI]F1SH MEDICAL JOURNAL

POOTS, Robert: Financing purchase of practices. 43 SERVICES (continued): TRAVERS, E. H.: Blame the departmexit, 71 PORTER, R. R. M.: Legal obligations of the practis- Air Force (continued): TRESIDDER, Gordon: Panel prescriptions and certifi- ing doctor, 123 Royal Canadian Air Force. 14 cates, 122 Practices: Financing purchase of. 43-Buying and Women's Forces, 4, 20, 62. '6. 86. 124, 132, Tuberculosis: Reference of patients to T.B. officer, selling of, 120 139 58 Practitioners' right of appeal, 19 Army: TURNER, D.: Classification for release, 75 Prafise where it is due, 127 A.M.S., 4. 14, 44, 48, 52, 72, 80, 100. 104, H. M. Stanley: Shall we nationalize medi- PREM, D. R.: The medical situatuon in India, 79 110, 123, 139 cine? 3-Tyre replacements, 96 Private practice, the case for (J. Campbell Young), Army in Burma Reserve of Officers. 52 87; correspondence, 127, 138 Emergency Commissions, 14, 44, 80. 92. 132 Professional secrecy, 67 Land Forces: Emergency Commissions, 4. 14. Public medical service, 72 20, 44, 48, 52, 58, 62, 68, 72, 76, 86. 92, PULVERTAFT, R. G.: Medical demobilization and 100, 124, 132, 139 recruitment, 17 R.A.M.C., 4, 14, 20, 44, 52, 62. 68, 72. 76. 80, 86, 100. 104, 110, 123, 132. 139 Regular Army Reserve of Officers. 44. 62, 100, U 104, 123, 132, 139 Suipplementary Reserve of Officers: Territorial Unemployed doctors in Britain, 17, 57 Army, 44, 52 United States of America: Medical Care Instirancc, R R.A.M.C., 14, 20, 44, 48. 58, 62. 72, 76, 102 80, 86, 92, 100, 104, 124, 139 RADCLIFFE, Walter: Support for B.M.A. policy. 80 Reserve of Officers, 20. 52, 62 Radiotherapy, future of, 19 Women's Forces, 4, 14, 20. 48, s2. 58. 68, R.A.F.: Medical recruitment, 91 92, 124 RANKINE, David: Sight-testing opticians, 3 Colonial Medical Service, 52. 58. 80, 86. 104. 132 Regional medical officer, 57 Indian Medical Service, 4, 44. 52. 58. 68. 80. 86. RENTOUL, Edgar: War gratuities, 47-State medi- 92, 124, 132 V cine, 131 Emergency Commissions, 14, 20. 58, 80, 86. Replacemnent and indispensability. 66 124, 140 Van Derwert. James Alexander Henry, discipliniat-y Return to practice, 14, 44, 48, 52, 55, 59, 68. 70. Navy, 4, 20, 58 case of, 40 76, 78, 96, 100, 104, 110, 118, 124, 127, 132, R.N.V.R., 20 "Volims " Committee, 91 134, 140 RICHARDSON, G. 0.: Medical demobilization, 2 SHARP. B. Buckley: Secret diplomacy, 3 ROBARTS, C. J.: War gratuities, 62 SHEPHERD, W. H. T. (and others): Medical Robertson, Graham George, disciplinary case of. demobilization, 70 126 SHERRIS, Cyril: Doctors and the Election, 44 ROBINSON, Harold: Voting for members of Coun- Shirlaw, Richard Morven, disciplinary case of, 41 of the Association, cil, 17-Regional organization Sickness benefit and pregnancy. 117 w 43 Silent Service, 75, 79 ROBSON, Thomas: Local Medical War Committees, SMITH, Charles H.: Terms, then conditions, 138 WALKER, Edward: The parable of the fire station: 117 - R. Cove (and others): Voting at Representa- 3 Royal Medical Service, 13 tive Meetings, 11 War: Gratuities, 47, 56, 62-Short Service cons- RUSSELL, Victor: Return to practice of refugee Society, Medical, of the R.A.F. Hospital, Cosford: missions and gratuities, 56 doctors, 19 Addressed by Dr. Charles Hill, 41 WARD, G. Humphrey: 15octors' car 68 Women doctors repairs, RYMER, K. E. (and others): in -Medical Sickness, Annuity and Life Assurance, Welsh, William Alexander Stevenson, name restored the R.A.M.C., 75 Ltd.: Annual general meeting, 55 to Medical Register, 130 South Africa: National Health Service priorities, 69 WESTON, A. W.: General Medical Council, 51 Southern Branch: Annual meeting, 109 WILLIAMS, R. D. Brooke: House officers in teach- Specialists: The young specialist, 92, 103-Reten- ing hospitals, 132 tion of specialists in the Services. 135-The WILSON, R. R.: Doctors and the new Government, specialist in a State Medical Service. 139 55 S State hospitals? 101 Women doctors in R.A.M.C., 75 STEPHEN, J. L.: The young specialist. 103 WOOD, G. N.: Guide to B.M.A. adtninistration, 8 Scotland: Hospital planning in South-West Scot- Sudan Branch: Meeting, 136 land: Dumfries and Galloway Division proposals, WRAY, S.: Practitioners' right of appeal, 19 Suffolk Branch: Meeting (cinematography in post- WRIGHT, A. Dickson (and others): Voting at 69 graduate instruction), 98 Representative Meetings, 11 Secret diplomacy, 3 Sunderland Division: Meeting, 128 Service for doctors and patients: Emergency bed E. T. (and others): Voting at Representative service, 93 Surrey Branch: Presidential address (Eulgenics and Meetings, 11 M.O.s: Replacement of, 3-A debt to the post-war reconstruction), 94 Harold Nairne, disciplinary case of, 41 R.M.O., 60- Terms of service. 61 - Simple arithmetic, 103-Registrarships and released Ser- vice doctors, 110-Of Queen's University, Bel- fast, 118-Question of rank, 138 T SERVICES: Air Force: TAMPLIN, E. Cowper: Medical demobilization, 46 y Auxiliary Air Force, 62 TAYLOR. F. O.: Medical certificates, 11-Mileage Reserve of Air Force Officers, 4, 44, 58, 62. 92. payments to doctors, 48-Country panel practice, YOUNG, James C.: Shortage of civilian pharmacists, 100, 124 58 95 Reserve of Officers, 80 TEMPLETON, W. Lees: Illogical, 57 J. Campbell: The case for private practice, R.A.F.M.S., 4, 14, 58. 62. 76, 124, 132. 139 TERESHCHENKO, N. N.: Medical demobilization, 7 87; correspondence, 127, 138 R.A.F.V.R., 4, 14. 20, 38, 44, 48, 52, 58. 62. THOMAS, J. Kelsall: Medical benefit under police John Mackay, disciplinary case of, 40 68, 76, 80, 86, 92. 100, 124, 132, 139 regulations, 57 - Maurice: Medical demobilization, 50

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