w Xrtlzslt1edteatTHE frnural.I THE JOURNAL OF THE BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

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.- LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

SPECIAL PLATES. PAGE PAGE Gunshot Injury to the Brain (Judson S. Bury) ...... 557 Astragalus, Rotation-Dislocation of (Robert Ollerenshaw) facing 155 Heart-block (T. Wardrop Griffith) ... o ...... 763 Coccygeal Fistulae (J. P. Lockhart-Mummery) ...... facing 806 Heart, Dilatation of (D. W. Samways) ...... 189 Encephalitis Lethargica. Histo-pathology of (C. Da Fano) facing 154 Intestinal Obstruction after tVentrofixation, Prevention of " Harlequin Foetus " (J. T. McAuslin) ... .. facing 155 (Alexander Don) ...... 563 Hour-glass Stomach (C. Thurstan Holland) ...... facing 6, 7 Knee-cap, Improved ...... 164 Idiopathic Muscular Dystrophy (H. S. Carter and Manometer for Intrapericardial Pressure, a Portable ...... 465 W. Fleming) ...... facing 807 Massage of Heart and Resuscitation (J. A. Gunn) ...... 11 Infective Arthritis and Allied Conditions (W. H. Willcox) facing 806 Metal limbs, Light, in Above-knee Amputations (Edred M. Osteomyelitis, Acute, of the Long Bones in Children Corner) ...... 524 (Alex. Mitchell) ...... facing 807 Microsporon, Unusually Virulent Variety of (Robert Oraik) ... 672 1Mouth Gag, an Improved ...... 127 ILLUSTRATIONS IN THE TEXT. Muscle-Tonus, Tonic Rigidity and Tonic Fits (Sir James Purves Stewart) ...... _ ...... 217 Anaesthetist's Screen ...... 743 Needles, Surgical ...... 127 Aeurysmorrhaphy, Reconstructive (C. Jennings Marshall) ... 379 Newcastle-upon-Tyne and District. Views of ...... 391, 577, 830 Appendix Clamp ...... 568 Pelvic Drain, Device to Assist in the Introduction of ...... 197 Asthma and Anaphylaxis (Frank Coke) ...... 372 Physiological Cost of Muscular Work Measured by Exhalation Auricular Flutter and Fibrillation (Thomas Lewis) ... 551, 591 of Carbon Dioxide (A. D. Waller and G. De Decker)...... 669 Catheter Holder for Intrauterine Treatment of Gonorrhoea ... 569 Pre-masseteric Fistulae -of Stenson's Duct, Operation for the Cleft Palate: New Principle in the Trestment of (H. D. Gillies Radical Cure of (Gilbert Chubb) ...... 46 and W. Kelsey Fry) ...... 336 Retinoscope, a Double ...... '.. ... 307 Disturbed Reflexes in the Production of Symptoms (Sir James Reverdin Needle and Holder, Standardized ...... 465 Mackenzie) ...... 147 .. Rhizotomy for the Relief of Pain (Sir William Thorburn) ... 629 Draining Rack ...... 781 Duval's Lung Forceps, Modification of ...... 273 Scotometer, Direct Record ...... 645 Stenosis at the Internal Meatus after Suprapubic Prostatectomy Eclipse Blindness (William Oliver Lodge) 701 (Andrew Fullerton) ...... 301 Ether Warm ...... Inhaler, Compact 935 Temperature Relation to Cardiac Irregularity (R. Macnair Wilson) 226 Exomphalos, or Hernia Into the Umbilical Cord (Robert Tennent) 264 Tuberculin Administration, Tray for ...... 273 Fractures. Treatment of (S. Alwyn Smith) ...... 483 Tuberculosis Mortality, 1919 ...... 202 Gas-oxygen-ether Outfit, Improvements for Use with ...... 19 Tuberculosis. Pulmonary, Statistics on the Prevention of (Sur- Gastroptosis, Diagnosis and Treatment of (Major John F. Hall- geon Commander D. H. C. Given) ...... Edwards) ...... 698 Urethral Drainage Bougie ...... 645 Genito-urinary Surgery, Two Instruments for ...... 568 Vitex pedusncularis in Malarial and Blackwater Fevers (Lieut.- Giant, Notes on (William Robinson) ...... 560 Colonel J. C. S. Vaughan) ...... 187 INDEX TO VOLUME I FOR 1921.

READERS in search of a particular subject will find it useful to bear in mind that the referenoes are in several oases distributed under two or more separate but nearly synonymous headings-such, for instance, as Brain and Cerebral; Heart and Cardiac; Liver and Hepatic; Renal and Kidney; Cancer and Carcinoma, Epithelioma, Malignant Disease, New Growtb, Sarooma, etc.; -Child and Infant; Bronchocele, Goitre, and Thyroid; Diabetes, Glyoosuria and Sugar; Light, Roentgen, Radium, X Rays; Status Lymphaticus and Thymus; Eye, Ophthalmia and Vision; Bicycle and Cycle; Motor and Automobile; Association, Institution, and Society, etc. Subjects dealt with under various main headings in the JouRNAL have been set out in alphabetical order under their respective headings-for example, "Correspondence," "Leading Articles," "The Week," "Reviews," etc. Original Articles are indicated by the letter (0).

A. ALBU, Professor, death of, 878 Angina pectoris. review of book on, 125 Albuminuria, intermittent, in children (F. Angina Pectoris. surgical treatment of (lead- ABBOTT, William Frederick, obituary notice Moor), 671. (0) ing article). 823 of, 447 Albuminuria in relation to life assurance (F. Angio-neurotic oedema. 180, 480, 545 Abdominal affections, acute, early diagnosis Parkes Weber). 78 (0), 83-Discussion on, 83 Angio-neurotic oedema treated by horse of (W. McAdam Eccles). 663. (0)-Corre- Alcohol In medicine, use of (H. H. Dale), 608- serum, 68, 102 spondence on, 759 Discussion, 609 Aniline factory workers, tumour of bladder Abdominal pain, its mechanism and clinical Alcoholism, treatment of, 750-Report of among, 645. See also Tumour significance (A. B. Maylard), 731. (0) Dalrymple House, 750 Animal diseases commaunicable to man (Pro- Abdominal pain in childhood, diagnostic Aleppo, small Italian surgical hospital opened fessor Hobday). 351. See also Mange significance of (Robert Hutchison), 1. (0) at, 562 Ankylostomiasis campaign in Egypt (A. F. Abdominal tuberculosis. See Tuberculosis Algeria, climate of, 231 MacCallan), 674 Abdominal tumour. See Tumour Algiers, guide for motorists in,-683 ANNIs, E. G., called to the Bar, 918 ABEL, H. M.: Aibuminuria and life assuranee, Alexander Memorial Prize, 96 ANSPACH, Brooke M.: Gynaecology, rev., 898 84 Alimentary disorders, faeces in (Robert Anthracite stove for cooking and heating Abortion, instrumental (Bernard H. Spils- Cooper). 528 water, 959 bury), 461 Alkaline dentrifice, 692 726 Anthrax, cutaneous, treatment of (W. H. ABRAHA, PhLneas Simon, obituary notice of, Alkaloids and glucosides, 59 Ogilvie and A. W. Hall), 889. (0) 406 Alkalosis and acidosis. See Acidosis Anthrax from shaving brushes, 207. 579, Acad4mie de M6decine: Centenary, 26-M. ALLAN, James W.: Evolution in relation to 889 Richelot becomes President, 165-Most suit- disease, 722 Antigonococcal serum, the use of (Frances able time for calling men to the colours, ALLBUTT, Sir Clifford: Comparative medicine, Ivens), 77. (0) 157 356-Eradication of tuberculosis, 422-Heart- Antimalaria. See Malaria block and the Adams-Stokes syndrome, 755 Antimony tartrate in bilharziasis (F. 0. ACADE3MY, ROYAL. OF MEDICINE, IN IRELAND: -Pronunoiation of vitamin, 828 Lasbrey and B. B. Coleman), 299. (0) Section of Medicine.-Case of bubonic ALLEN, F. J.: The beginnings of life, 64 Antimony in leprosy (F. G. Cawston), 419. plague in Dublin, 84 ALLEN, R. Clayton: Complete heart-blook In (0) Section of Obstetrics.-" Vicarious men- a case of diphtheria, 267. (0) Antimony treatment for ex-service men suffer- struation," discussion on, 85-Fibrous and Allen and Hanburys' Medicamenta Recentia, ing from bilharziasis (parliamentary note). muscular attachments of the vagina. 778- 448 476 Primary carcinoma of the vagina, 778 ALLIsoN, T. M.: Asthma and anaphylaxis, 511 Antimony for venereal granuloma (W. E. Section of State Medicine.-Medical reform Amazia (amastia), 369 Giblin), 932 in Ireland, 344 Ambulance plans, emergency, 616 Antimony. See also Tartar emetic Section of Surgery.-Modern surgery of the Ambulances, home service, 237-Report, 237, Antisepsis and asepsis, review of book on, elbow, 48 795-&ir, 434 386 Amenorrhoea following severe trauma (James Antitetanic serum, large doses of, successful Accessory food factors. See Food and Vitamin Hendry), 779 in a case of severe tetanus, 121 ACHARD, Professor, elected General Secretary America. See United States Antlers, review of book on, 195-Corre- of the Acad6mie de M6decine, 878 American Field Marshal (W. W. Keen), 279 spondence on. 247 Achondroplasia, hydrocephalus in, 435 American Journal of Hygiene, 107 Antlers, stag's, and evolution, 247 Acid dentifrice, 408, 550 American Journal of Obstetrics and Diseases Aortic blood pressure. See Blood Acid, diacetic, tests for, 841 of Children ceases publication, 215 Aortic incompetence, blood pressure readings Acid fumes, Doisoning from. See Poisoning American Journal of Ostetrics and Gvneco- in (0. K, Williamson), 734. (0) Acidaemia (Sir Almroth Wright), 319 logy: first number, 215 Aphasia, a new study of (leading article), 863. Acidosis and alkalosis. 508, 542 American Medical Association. See Associa- 946-Correspondence on, 913 ADAM, James: Asthma and anaphylaxis, 478 tion Aphasia, sensory, review of book on. 706 ADAM, J. G.: Pathology of influenza, 48 American University (leading article), 864 Apothecaries' Society of London: Pass lists ADAMS, John: Congenital syphilis, 460 Amoebic dysentery. See Dysentery and degrees, 106, 407, 840 ADAMS. J. E.: Exophthalmic goitre, 342-Sur- Amputations, above-knee, light metal limbs Apothecary poet (Keats), 360, 905 gery of thei right iliac fossa, 674 in (Edred M. Corner), 524. (0) Appeal tribunals. See Pensions Adams-Stokes syndrome and heart-block, 755, Ansemia, pernicious: repeated doses of Appendicitis, dental caries and gastric ulcer, 791 calomel: recovery (John C. Ferrier), 932 960 ADAMSON, H. G.: Relation of skin disease to Anaemia, pernicious, spleneetomy in (leading Appendicitis simulated by mesenteric internal disorder, 303 article), 470 lymphadenitis (J. W. Struthers), 706 ADAMSON, R. 0.: Treatment of gastric and Anaemia, splenic: Banti's disease (Sir Ber- Appendix clamp, 568 duodenal ulcers, 122- Early diagnosis of keleyMoynihan), 114. (0) Appendix communicating with colon, 146 acute abdominal affections, 759 Anaesthesia, ethanesal. See Ethanesal Appendix. "double," 762 ADDISON, Right Hon. Christopher: Dinner to, Anaesthesia and post-operative morbidity APPERLEY, R. W.: Examination before anaes- 532-Leading article on, 535-Parliamentary (Torrance Thomson), 194 thetization, 528 note on. 575-Appreciation of by National Anaesthesia, resuscitation in death under. Approved societies and hospitals (parlia- Association of Insurance Committees, 661- See also Heart massage and Resuscitation mentary note), 576 Cavendish lecture on the part of the State Anaesthesia, review of books on, 164, 741 ARCHER-HALL, H. W.: Eclipse blindness, in the prevention of disease, 940 Anaesthetic, a new: "ethanesal" (R. L. Mac- 837 ADDISON, 0. L.: Congenital syphilis, 343 kenzie Wallis and C. Langton Hewer), 565 Archivos de Medicisa Cirugia V Esveciali- Adenitis, tuberculous (E. C. Lewis). 780 Anaesthetics in plastic surgery (Ur. Row- dades, 347 Adenoid and tonsil operations in outdoor -botham and Mr. Magill), 344 Argentine: Tuberculosis mortality in Rio de clinics, risks after, 32, 65, 101, 140, 174. 213, Anaesthetists' screen, 743 Janeiro, 739 245, 285, 321, 365, 404. 443--Leading article on, Anaesthetization, examination before (B. W. Aiouin, Donald: Exophthalmic goitre. 342 167 Apperley), 528 Arms, position of in breech with extended Adenoids, medical treatment of. See above Anaphylaxis and asthma (Frank Coke), 372. legs, 320. See also Labour Adjustments, fine (leading article), 432 10)-Correspondence on, 443, 478, 511, 581. AamsTRONG, CaPtain Edward Randolph, Admiralty surgeons fees. See Fees and Navy, See also " Change of air " obituary notice of, 445, 481 Royal Anaphylaxis and immunity (H. H. Dale), 820 ARMSTRONG, Richard R.: Serological charac- Adrenaline in resuscitation from apparent Anatomical studies (parliamentary note), 654 ters of disease-producing pneumococci. 259. death (Cranston Walker). 46 (0). 100-A dis- Anatomy, human, the teaching and study of (0) claimer, 100-Oorrespondence on, 100, 136, (Richard J. A. Berry), 75. (0)-Correspon- ARMSTRONG-JONES, Sir Robert: Use of alcohol 482, 544. 582. See also Resuscitation dence on, 143 in medicine, 609 Aesthesioscopia abdominalis," 435 Anatomy, review of books on, 17, 272, 387 Africa, Houtb, and the British Medical Associa- ANDERSON, G. C.: The private clioic, 939 ARMY, BRITISH: tion, 363. See also Association ANDERSON, H. KX elected a member of the Additional pay ford officers on committees, Africa, South, reciprocity with, 949-Medical Athenaeum Club, 761 515 Congress, 959 ANDERSON, W. Campbell: Epilepsy con- Army Dental Corps formed, 133 After-Care Association. See Association sidered as a symptom, 444 Black Sea army, 144 AGAR, Wilfred, elected Feliow of Royal Society, Aneurysm of external carotid artery treated Defence force, medical students in, 716 357 by ligature of common carotid artery and Hygiene in, 106 Age and pensions, 249, 370 Internal jugular vein (W. A. Peverley and Parliamentary notes, 716 Air Force Nursing Service, the Royal, regula- J. K. Haworth), 339. (0) R.A.M.C. Officers in India: new rates of tions. 626 Aneurysms treated by wiring (Sir D'Arcy pay for, 406-Roll of Honour, 406-War Air ambulances, 434 Power), 427 Memorial, 536 AITCHISON , B. S.: A Medical Handbook for Aneurysmorrhaphy, reconstructive, in the R.A.M.C. Fund. See Fund the Use of Practitioners and Students, rev., third part of the axillary artery (C. Jen- Titles of retired officers, 690 164 nings Marshall), 379. (0) ALBEE, Fred. H.: Orthopaedic and Beconst cuc- Angina pectoris. with auricular fibrillation Army Dental Corps formed, 133. See also tion Surgery: Industrial and Civilian. rev., (Hamilton M. Sandison, with a note by Army. British 85 Frederick W. Price), 339. (0) Army, Indian. See Indian Medical S3ervice Txnz BBmsr 1 4 KICDICAL JOURNA J INDEX.

Army Orders: Re hygiene in the army, 106- children of school age. 641-Tuberculous BANGAY, Surgeon-Lieut. James Dorrington. Re formation of the Army Dental Corps, 133 adenitis: its diagnosis and treatment, 780 O.B.E. conferred upon, 34 -Additional pay for officers on committges, Association, Medical Officers of Schools: BANKART, A. S. Blundell: Postural or so-called 515 Annual meeting and election of president. 35 static deformities, 587, 636. (0) Arrest of medical men in Ireland, 319 Association, Mental After-care: Annual Banti's disease, 114. See al8o Splenic anaemia. Arris and Gale Lecture. See Lecture meeting, 353 Bar, calls to the, 661, 918 Arsenic, prolonged administration of, 482 Association of Port Sanitary Authorities, BARB2R, Hugh: Ncfte on complete heart-block Arsenical poisoning, delayed, case of (George rats, ships, and crews' quarters, 866 in a case of diphtheria, 267 St. George), 192 Association for Prevention of Tuberculosis, BARBER, 1 W.: SRelation of skin disease to Arsenobenzol treatment of venereal diseases National: Annual conference, 126. See also mental disordler. 303 (parliamentary note), 753 Tuberculosis prevention BARCLAY, A. E.: Plaster models of X-ray Artery, axillary, reconstructive aneurysmor- Association of Public Vaccinators: Annual observations ofthe stomach, 325-Diathermy- rhaphy in the third part of (C. Jennings meeting. 317-Annual dinner, 317 for inoperable growth,, 462 Marshall), 379. (0)- Association of School Medical Officers: BARDSWELL, Noel: Handbook for Tuberculosis. Artery, external carotid, aneurysm of, treated School punishments, 312 Workers, rev.. 126 by ligature of common carotid artery and Association of School Medical Officers of BARENDT, Frank H.: Antiquity of syphilis. internal jugular vein (W. A. Peverley and Scotland: Conference. 282, 580 704 J. K. Haworth), 339. (0) Association of Surgeons of Great Britain and BARKER, Surgeon-Lieut.-Col. James, obituary Artery, left subelavian. ligations of, 573, 739 Ireland: Annual meeting. 718 notice of. 690 Arthritis, acute infective (F. J. Steward), Astbma,broncboscopy for (Mr. Syme), 855 BARKER, Lewellys: Diabetes insipidus and 727. (0) Asthma, use of peptone in (A. Auld), 696. (0) the pituitary, 238 Arthritis, infective, and allied conditions Asthma and anaphylaxis (Frank Coke), 372. BARKER, W. N.: Cell activity and specifle (W. H. Willcox), 804. (0) on, 443, 478, 511, 581. drug action, 877 a (0)-Correspondence" ARTHUS, Maurice: De l'Ananphvlaxie 'Im- See also Change of air " BARLOW, Sir Thomas: Appreciation of Peter munite, rev., 818 Asthma clinic in New York Hospital, 615 Duncan, 624 Artificial eyes. See Eyes Astigmatism, the axis of (N. Bishop Harman), BARNES, Henry, death of, 574; obituary noticer Artiflcial limbs: Correspondence on, 69.103- 666 (0) of, 624 Demonstration by Gustave Monod of films Astragalus, rotation-dislocation of (Robert BARN3TT, George 54 Congenital deflciency of for the study of movement, 287-Pamphlet Ollerenshaw, 155. (0) the diaphragm, 602. for guidance of disabled men with. 307- Asylum, Dundrum, staff (parliamentary note), BARR, Archibasld: The optophone, 574 Dr. Bidou's improvements on, 436-Parlia- 716 BARR, Sir James: Preparation of scientiflcw mentary note, 476, 654-Light metal limbs Asylum, Glasgow Royal: Annual meeting, 318 papers, 720, 873-Appointed Deputy Lieu- in above-knee amputations (Edred Mi. Asylums, ex-service men in (parliamentary tenant for Lanceashire. 833 Corner), 524. (0) note), 61, 505, 716, 952 BARTHOLOMBW, Urquhart: Spasmodic hic- Artificial pneumothorax (Olive Riviere), 810. Asylums. Glamorganshire County (parliamen- cough, 82 (0)-Discussion, 814 tary note), 438 BARTON, H T presentation to, 210 Artificial respiration. See Respiration ATKINSON, F. P.: Chronic retention of urine BASKETT, B. G. M.: Risks after operations on "Aseptoids," nasal, 232 arising from prostatic disorder, 692 tonsils and adenoids in outdoor clinics, 213- Asia, Central, scientific expedition'to, 350 Atoxyl in sleeping sickness. 774 The fall in the tuberculosis death rate. 443 "Aspirin habit," 691 Attributability, medical decisions on. See BAsSETT-SMITH. Surgeon Rpar Admiral P. W., Assistant surgeons, civil, 755 Pensions K.C.B. conferred upon, 865 Association, American Hospital, 919 AULD, A. G.: Use of peptone In asthma and BASTIAN, Surgeon Commander W.: The be- Association, American Medical: Annual meet- its congeners, 696. (0) ginnings of life, 64 ing, 788 Auricular fibrillation, value of digitalis in Bath and Co.. catalogue, 108 Association. American Orthopaedic: Annual (J. D. Harris), 49 BATTAMS, J. Scott: Psychic phenomena, 880 meeting, 899 Auricular fibrillation, mitral stenosis and the BATTEY, Robert, monument to, 931 Association, British: The Advancement of action of digitalis (C. H. Cattle), 521. (0) BAUMEL, J. (and G. LARDENNOIs): Les infeo- Science, 1920, rev., 164-Presidents of Sec- Auricular fibrillation, paroxysmal, pain in tions gangrMneuses des membres cons8ecutive tions, 473 (E. E. Laslett), 703 aux plaies de guwrre, rev., 708 Association of British Chemical Manufac- Auricular flutter and fibrillation, nature of BAXTER, E. M. (and A. J. EAGLETON): Viru-- turers-The fine ehemical industry. 133, 315 (Thomas Lewis), 551, 590 (0)-Leading article lence of diphtheria-like organisms, 775. (0) Association, British Hospitals: Scottish onu, 612 BAYLISS, W. Mi.: Sir James Mackenzie's Regional Hospitals Committee, 208 Australia: Influenza epidemic in Western theory of disturbed reflexes, 243-Principles Association, British Medical: Annual Meeting Australia, 63-Medical legislation, 439- of General Phvasologv. rev., 675 (1921) at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 93,391.535,577, Nurses' Registration Act, 439-Opticians BAYLY, H. Wansey: Venereal disease pro- 679. 828, 830-Pathological Museum. 93, 957- Act, 439 Sydney University professorship phylaxis, 32, 140, 247, 758-Value of the University of Durham College of Medicine, of anatomy. 63. See also New South Wales Wassermann reaction, 686-North European 391-Armstrong College, 391-Royal Victoria Austria: Insurance society founded at Vienna conference on venereal diseases, 957 Infirmary, 392-Literary and Philosophical under the name of the " Yellow Cross," 389 BAZY, Pierre, elected a member of the, Society. 392-Hancock Museum, 393-Laing -Tuberculosis mortality in, 468- British Acad6mie des Sciences. 267 Art Gallery, 393-Programme, 393, 535, 679. home for necessitous Austrian children at BEADNELL, Surgeon Captain C. Marsh: Tha 789-Local antiquities, 830-Places ofinterest Kleseheim, 569 beginnings of life, 142 - Evolution and in the neighbourhood, 832 Automobile dispensaries for child welfare disease, 622 Association, British Medical: An annual work in U.S A., 944 BEATTIE, N. : Prevention of puerperal infec- stock-taking (leading article), 824 Auxiliary Division in Ireland, medical needs tion, 874 of (parliamentary note). 654 BEAUMONT, W. Mi.: Ocular disease in the. AssoCIATIoN, BRITIEH MEDICAL: Aviation diseases, review of books on, 18; gouty, 271 Border Counties Branch.-Treatment of English editions of, 63 BftCLtRE, COTTENOT, and LABoRDE: Radio- fractures, 229 AYLWARD, R. D.: Glandular fever, 509 logie et Radiumthera)ie, rev., 676 Camberwell Division -General meeting, BEDDOE, David; Morgan, obituary notice of,. 161-One or two points of medical utility, 513 161-Albuminuria in impetigo in children, BEGG. Charles: Irritable bladder, 511 161-Good effect of simple puncture in Beginnings of life. See Life delayed resolution in pneumonia, 161 B. Belgian Army Medical Corps, memorial to in Dundee Branch.-War lessons in civil Brussels, 879 life (Sir Henry Gray), 62 BABONNEImx, L. (and others): Traite de Patho- Belgian qualifications and the Medical Regis* Edinburgh Branch. - Winter clinical logie Medicaleet de Therapeutique apipliqu6e, ter, revocation of order re, 60 meeting, 439 rev., 306, 897 BELL, Julia (and Karl PEARSON): A Studv,i of Essex, South, Division.-Sorme points in BABTIE. Sir William, estate of. 482 the Long Bones of the Human Skeleton. rev., the surgery of the right iliac fossa, 674 Babyshows, hints for judges, 959 124 Leeds Division. Graphic methods in Baby Week Council, National: Message from BELL, Mary. Psychological forgetting in rela- cardiac diagnosis, 813-Leucocytic changes the Queen, 879-Infant mortality. 879-Coal tion to lying, 123 in Hodgkin's disease, 813-Post-operative and health of children, 879-Healthy infants, BELL, W. Blair: The Sex-Complex, rev., 86- x rays in breast cancer, 814 879-Endowment of motherhood, 879-Con- Indications for blood transfusion, 564-Pre- Midland Branch. Joint meeting with ference, 959 vention and treatment of puerperal infec- Nottingbam Medieo-Chirurgical Society, 229 Bacilli destroyed by electricity (P. C. Colling- tions, 693. (0)-Appointed to the chair of -Fractures of the femur, 229 wood Fenwick), 812 obstetrics at Liverpool University, 911 North of Enaland Branch.-Presentation BACK, Ivor (and Tuudor 2EDWARDS): SUrgery, Bellahouston Hospital. See Hospital to James Don, 234 rev., 429 Bengal. medical colleges in. 97 Sheffield Division.-Joint meeting with BACOT, A.: On the probable identity of BENNETT, Norman Godfrey, appointed exa- Sheffield Medico-Chirurgical Society, 541- Rickettsiapediculi with Rickettsiaquinttana, miner for Royal Naval Dental Service. 879 Note on the Commission to the Far East 156. (0) BENNETT, T. I.: Chemicalestimationof gastric for inquiries re control of venereal disease, Bacteriology, review of book on, 857 function, 383 541 BADCOOK, J. El.: The Dentists Bill, 511 BENSON, AnnetteMatilda: Kaisar-i-Hindmedal BARD, Captain H. H. C.: Artificial limbs, 69- awarded to, 61 Association, British Medical: A constitutional Pamphlet for of disabled ex- Bequests to hospitals and medical article), guidance charities. problem (leading 647 service men, 307 250. 683, 919 Association, British the machinery Medical, BAKER, T. Thorne: Badiographic Technique, BERANECK, Edmund, death of. 447 of (leading article), 746 rev.. 675 BERESFORD, G. W.: Ununited fractures, 456. British and South Association, Medical, BALDWIN, Astlett: Pruritus ani, 603 (0) Africa, 363 BALFOUR, Andrew! War Against Tropical BERNHARD-SMITH, A.: Angio-neurotic oedema. Association of Certifying Factory Surgeons: Disease, rev., 196-Future of research in 180 Annual meeting and dinner. 55-Chief in- tropical medicine,834 BEcRRY, James: Exophthalmic goitre, 268 spector's attention drawn to two matters of BALL, Sir Arthur (and H. DRURY): Case of BERRY, Martin: Exophthalmic goitre, 425 importance. 430 plague in Dublin, 84-Appreciation of BERRY, Richard J A.: The teaching and' Association pour le D6veloppement des Rela- Arthur Francis Dobbs, 660 study of human anatomy, 75. 10) tions M6dicales (A D.R.M.), 325 BALLANTYNE, J. W.: The maternity hospital BEZANTON, F.: Precis do Microbiologie Association, Hispano-Portuguese, for the with its ante-natal and neo-natal depart- Clinique. rev., 643 Advancement of Science, 350 ments, 221. (O)-" Twilight sleep," 341 Bibliographical references, 479 Association, Irish Medical: Annual meeting, BALLERINI, Giorgio, death of, 828 Bibliographie des Livres Frangais deMXde-- 953 BALME, Dr.: Sfurgical practice in China, 270, cine etde Sciences, 532 Association, Irish Medical Schools' and 308._ BICKERSTETH, Robert A., dinner to, 656 Graduates': Annual meeting. 499 Balneotherapy and advancing years (G. L. Bmou, G.: Des action musculaires arti- Association, London. of the Medical Women's Pardington), 193 fIi¢elles, rev., 18-Artificial limbs, 436 Federation: Psychological forgetting in BANDLEBR, Samuel Willis: The Endocrines, BIGGAM, Captain Alexander G., O.B.E. con- relation tc lying, 123-Influence of diet on rev., 816 ferred upon, 917 the teeth, 385-The circulation during and Edward after BANERJEE. MOHENDRA NATH, C.I.E. conferred BIGGER. Coey, knighthood conferred! acute infection, 462-Tuberculosis in uipon, 865 upon, 58, 61, 62 TMBsrn . INDEX. I ItUDIAL JOUAwa,

BzGGs. J. J. E.: Truss fitting, 516 nurses, 919 Nursing associations of Brown Animal Sanatory Institution, report, Bilharzia, control of, destruction of molluscs, America to erect a memorial to American 918 479 nurses who gave their lives in the war, 937 Bi6wsx, G. E.: Medical drainage of the biliary Bilharsia disease, note on the story of, 501 BORDET. E. (and H. VAQUEZ): Le Coeur et tract, 58 Bilharzia diseasein Egypt (J. B. Christopher- L'.dorte:Etudes de Radiologie clinique, rev., BROWN, Herbert H.: Ectopia vesicae success- son).491. (0) 499 fully treated by transplantation of the Bilharziasis treated by antimony tartrate Bottles,graduated, 146 trigone into thesigmoid, 15 (F. 0. Lasbrer and B. B. Coleman), 299. (0) BOuBNE, Aleck W.: Puerperal salpingo- BROWN, John: Name for accessory food Bilharziasis, emetine in, 70. 586 peritonitis, 495 factors, 107 Bilharziasis treatment (" stibenyl "), 650- BOURNE, Geoffrey: Case of complete pneumo- BROWN, Lieut.-Col. Robert Tilbury, Belgian Parliamentary note, 753 tborasx in an infant, due to pulmonary Order of Leopold conferred upon. 253 Biliary calculi, recurrence of (leading article), tuberculosis. 526. (0) BROWN. William: PsychologV and Psvcho- 534 BOuaQUELOT, Em.: Alkaloids and glucosides, therapv, rev, 530 Biliary tract, medioal drainage of. 58 59 BROWN, W Langdon: Glycosuria, 345 Binet-Simon scale of mental testing, 817 BOusIFI.LD, Edward Collins, obituary, notice BROWNE, F J. (and R. W. JOHNS'oNE): Double BINKS, H. B.: Summerprurigo, 796 of. 177 congenital hydronephrosis, 160 - Twilight BIaDWOOD, G. T.: Practical Bazaar Medi- BOUSFIELD, Paul: The Elements of Practical sleep, 342 cities, rev., 197-Clinical Methods for Psycho-Analysis, rev. 531 BROWNE..lohn Walton, knighthood conferred Students in Tropical Medicine, rev.. 898 Bovine tuberculosis, 544. See also Tuber- -upon, 959 Birmingham: Territorial dinner, 252 culosis BRUCE, William Ironside obituary notice of, Birthday honours. See Honours Bowel. See Intestine 481, 514-Message from the King, 514 Birth-rate Commission on Venereal Disease, Bowel cancer. See Cancer Brussels: Soci6tb Braxelloise de laryngologie 314 BOWEN, WilburPPardon: Apliied Anatomv formed in, 51 - Rockefeller Foundation Births, marriages, and deaths, 472 and Kinesiologv: The Mechanism of endows a training college for nurses in, in Bishop Auckland, county maternity home at, Muscular Movement. rev., 17 memory of Edith Cavell and Madame 833 BOWLBY. hir Anthony. portrait of, 407-Non- Depage, 725 BIsHOP, H. D.: Bovine tuberculosis, 544 operative treatment of surgical tubercu- BRYCE, Alexander: Intestinal Toxaemiapr BLACK, Major K.: An improved mouth gag, losis, 424 Autointoxication in the Causation of Disease, 127 BOWsER, J. Edward: Napoleon and Murat. rev., 780 Black Sea army. See Army. British 722 BUCHANAN, Lieut.-Col. A.: Teaching of the BLACKHALL-MORISoN, Alexander: Resuscita- BOYD, William: Physiology and Patholoov mechanism of labour, 238 tion of the apparently dead and the relation of the Cerebro-spinal Fluid. rev.. 270- BUCHANAN, G.8.: Internal organization and of cardiac innervation to it. 136-The re- Epidemic hiccough and encephalitis leth- public health, 331 (0)-Ministry ofElealth tarded cinema and cardiac action, 402 argica, 572 memorandum on encephalitis lethargica, Blackwater of seamen. 538 fever. See Fever BOYLE,, H. Edmund G.: Improvements for 508-Eygiene Bladder: Ectopia vesioae. See Ectopia use with gas-oxygen-ether outfit, 19 BucHANAN, B. J. M.: Pathology of influenza, Bladder, irritable, 480, 511, 544, 582, 659 BRACKENBURY, H B.: Ministry of Health and 426 Bladder, suprapubio drainage of, the De the profession, 31,99 Bucharest names a street after the French Pezzer tube (G. S. Mothersill and Clifford Bradford, course for the D.P.H. at, 368 physician, J. Clunet, 215 Morson), 418. (0) Bradford Municipal General Hospital. 171- BuCKELL. Ernest Hook, obituary notice of, Bladder, tumour of. Sm Tumour Parliamentary note, 540. See also Hospitals, 445 BTLAKE, F. G.: Experimental influensal in- voluntary Budget, the. 652, 655 fection, 94-Transmission of, measles to Bradford practitioners meet to consider the "Buff Book," 842, 880, 920. See also Supplement monkeys, 500, 904 Local Medical Advisory Committee's report Index {BTAKE5LEY, Major Henry J.: The male as to St. Luke's Hospital becoming a BUIJE, H. Massac: Motor';notes for medical venereal clinic at the Royal Infirmary, municipal general hospital, 287 men, 22,389 Leiester, 619 Bradford scheme and voluntary hospitals. BUxTT, R. C.: Voluntary Hospitals Committee, BLAYRE Christopher: The Purple Sapphire See HospitaJs, voluntary 956 and o&erPosthumous Papers, rev., 676 BRADLEY, E. J.: Case of myoclonic epidemic Bullet in the cauda equina (D. H. Vickery), BLEASE, Arthur T.: Refraction,work among encephalitis, 891 302 school children, 792 Bradshaw Lecture. See Lecture BULLOCE, W.: Use and abuse of scientific Blind children, Braille type for, 179 Bradycardia (H. C. Woodhouse and F. Carlton medical literature, 939 Blind, gardening for the, 680-Guild of blind Jones). 528 BULLOCK, JosephErnest, obituary notice of, gardeners, 692 BRAGG, Sir William: The World of Sound. 445 Blind. National Institute for:nMedical'articles rev., 499 BULLOUGH. W. A.: Defects in tuberculosis in Braille, 35 Braille type for blind children, 179 administration, 913 Blind Persons Act (parliamentary note), 505 Brain, gunshotinjury to, involving both cor- BUNTING, C. H.: Fate of the lymphocytes, 905 Blind welfare of: Advisory committee (parlia- tical and subcortical tissue (Judson S. Bury), BURGESS, Arthur H., appointed deputyilieu- mentary note), 475-Advisory committee for 556. (0) tenant for Lancashire, 833 Scotland, 657-Reconstitution of advisory Brain, review of books on, 345 BURKE, Major John FitzGerald, obituary committee. 691-Scottish Board of Health's Brain Workers' Association congress, 927 notice of, 626 circular, 953 BRAw, Israel: Exophthalmic Goitre and its BuRKITT, R. W.: Treatment of pneumonia, Blindness, eclipsetWilliam Oliver Lodge), 701. Non-surgical Treatment. rev., 306 586 (0)-Correspondence on, 756, 837 BRAxwELL, Edwin (and H. P. DyxEs): Cer- BURMAN, Frederick J., obituarynotice of. 660 BLOCH, C. E: Diseases of infants due to vical ribs and pressure symptoms, 384 BURNETT, Sir Napier: Appointed a Knight of prolonged feeding with excess of carbo- BRANSON, W. P. 5.: Etiology of rickets, 685 Grace of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, hydrates, 293. (0) "Brass fever." See Fever 215-Appointed chief executive officer of the BLOEDORN, W. A.: Acute benign lympho- BRAUER, Professor. and clinical research in Joint Council of British Red Cross and Order blastosis, 649 pharmacology, 868 of St. John, 287 Blood cells, red, diurnal changes in the size Brazil: New medical faculty established in, BURNETT, S. H.: The Clinical Pathologv of the of, 239 609-Tuberculosis mortality in, 739 Blood in Domesticated Animals. rev., 780 Blood changes in T.N.T. poisoning, 179 Breast cancer. See Cancer BuRR, Charles W.: S. Weir Mitchell Oration, Blood group in infants and mothers (Francis Breast epithelium, pathology of (Sir G. 396 B. Chavasse), 641 Lenthal Cheatle), 895 BURRAGE, Walter L. (and Howard A. KIELLY): Blood, new growth and a reducing substance Breech presentation. See Labour American Medical Biographies, rev., 306 in:(A. S. Leyton and H. G. Leybon), 852. (0). BREND, William A.: Psychotherapy, 168 BURRELL. C. S.: Artificial pneumothorax, 814 Blood pathology, review of books on, 780 BREBETON, Lieut.-Col. Frederick S.. Order of BURRIDGE, W.: Adrenaline in resuscitation, Blood pressure readings in aortic 'incom- the Crown of Italy conferred upon, 515 137 petence (O. K. Williamson), 734. (0) BREWER. Dunstan: Glandular fever, 582 BURROWs, Harold: Bilateral hypoglossal palsy Blood pressures, pulmonary and aortic, 688, Bridge, Royal Auction, rev.. 465 due to gunshot wounds, 776 719. See also Oardiac peristalsis and Heart YBrides-les-Bain, watere of. 661 BURTON-FANNING, F. W.: Five cases of rat- Blood transfusion, indications for (W. Blair BRIGGS. Henry: The position of the arms In bite fever. two cases treated successfully by Bell), 564 breech with extended legs. 366-Operative novarsenobillon. 886. (0) Blood transfusion in treatment of melaena treatment of genital prolapse, 894 BURY, Judson S.: Gunshot injury to the brain neonatorum (B. Douglas Laurie), 527- BRIGHT. Richard. his less known contributions involving both cortical and subcortical Correspondence on, 791 to medicine 906 tissue, 556. (0) Board, Central Midwives, 97, 317. 540, 718, 919- Bright's disease, the discoverer of, 573 BUSHNELL, Col. George E.: A Stvdv in the Annual reporb. 97 Bristol: Medical school, 63-Small-pox at, 473 Epidemiology of Tuberculosis, with Especial Board, Central Midwives (Ireland), 362 Post-graduate study, 621 Reference to the Tuberculosis of the Tropics Board, Central Midwives (Scotland), 209 BRi8STOW, W..Rowley: Habitual dislocations, and of the NegroRace. 570 Board of Education: Change of address of 384 BUTLER, EdwinJohn, C0.I.E. conferred upon, 61 Medical Branch, 69-Estimates, 575-And British aid for men of letters and science in BUTTON, Martin: The path of toxins to the the effect of the Daylight Saving Act on Russia, 65,250. See also Russis central nervous system. 853. (0) young cbildren, 840 British Guiana, filariasis expedition to, 280 BYRRs, Sir John W.,.estate of, 549 Board, Metropolitan Asylums: Report on British Hospitals Association. See Associa- infectious fever cases in the autumn of 1920, * tion 361 British Industries Fair. 326 Body, dead, property in a.216 British Journal Photographic Almanac, rev., Body, transfixion of. 550, 581 499 C. Boils. See ijeishmaniasls. local British Medical Association. See Association la BoLAs, B. D.: Handbook of Laboratory:Glass- British Pharmaceutical Conference: The CABANis, Dr.: L'Histoire 6clairie par blowing, rev., 743 future of pharmacy. 948 Clinique, rev., 818-Louis XI, 826 BOLK, L.: Influence of the ductless glands BROCKBANK. E. M. (and Albert RAMSBOTTOM): Caesarean section (J. M. Munro Kerr). 604- in evolution, 821 The Clinical Examination of Diseases of the Discussion, 604-(James H. Martin), 641 Bombay, dental school in. 136 Lungs, rev., 707 Calcium in the treatment of pulmonary tuber- Bone, review of books on, 565 BRODBIBB, C.: Prevention of puerperal in- culosis (Edward E. Prest), 420 Bones and joints, surgery of (S. T. Irwin). 497 fection, 874 Calculi, biliary, recurrence of (leading article), Bones, the long, review of book on. 124 BROODEN. Richard William, obitusry notice 534 Bones, some of the rarer conditions of of, 760 Calcutta School of Tropical Medicine, 97. #See (Thurstan Holland),270 Bromley, whole-time medical officer for also Tropical J3ONNEY, Victor: Position of the arms in (parliamentary note), 438 CALMETTE, Albert: Vaccination of cattle Order of Lt. breech with extended legs, 320 -A standard- BROOC, Elizabeth, Serbian Sava against tuberculosis, 130-Elected a foreign ized Reverdin needle and holder,465 conferred upon. 446 member of the Royal Society, 725 BooTHBY, Walter M. (and Irene SA.NDIFORD): Bronchoscopy in treatment of asthma (Mr. Calomel in pernicious ansemia, recovery (John Laboratory Manual of the Technic of Basal Syme), 855 C. Ferrier), 932 Metabolic Bate Determination, rev., 567 BROWDY, K. W.: Syringe for treatment of CALWELL, W.: Psychology of hospital Berdeaux: Eockefeller tuberculosis dispen- the posterior urethra, 708-Prevention of patients, 497-Elementary psychology in sary to be built .in memory of American urethral stricture, 762 general hospital teaching, 736. 0) 6 Tm INDEX.

Cambridge diploma in hygiene, 956. See also CARTER, H. S. (and W. FLEMING): Case of China: Advanoe of medical education in. 308. University idiopathic muscular dystrophy, 809. (0) 313-Medical service on river gunboats Cambridge and Paul Instrument Company, CARTER, Rev. J. 0. H.: Terminological con- (parliamentary note), 475-Opium supply- new lists, 691 fusion, 628 from India, 438.-Opium cultivation in (par- Cambridge, women at, 865. See also Univer- CARTER. Ronald: Congenital syphilis, 460 liamentary note), 438,505-Red Cross Society sity CARvER, Alfred E.: Epilepsy considered as a report, 615 CAMERON, Sir Charles Alexander: Death of. symptom, 102 -A herpes-varicella infection, Chinese flour (parliamentary note), 316 360-Obituary notice of, 405-Autobiography 227. (0) Chinese honours for medical missionaries, of, rev . 387 CAs83L, Sir Ernest, founds a hospital for 208 Cameron Lecture. See Lecture functional nervous disorders, 680 CMI8HOLM, Archibald: Labour's Magnct Cameron Prize, 477 CAssIDY, Louis.:Fibrous and muscular attach- Charta, 748 CAMERON, Samuel: Treatment of uterine ments of the vagina. 778 Cholecystectomy, indications for (K. W. prolapse, 496 CASTELLANI. Aldo: Treatment of sprue by Monsarrat), 371. (0) CAMMIDGE, P. J.: Sapraemic glycosuria, 511 massive doses of sodium bicarbonate, Cholera, hypertonic salines in treatment of CAMPBELL, Harry: What is a symptom? 210, 338. (0) (Sir Ieonard Rogers), 673 283-Cardiac peristalsis and maitral stenosis. CASTOR, Lieut.-Col. Richard Henderson, Cholera, kaolin in treatment of;(R. R. Walker), 542-Pulmonary and aortic blood pressure, obituary notice of, 69 640 719 Casualties and enlistments, war, the gross Cholera in Corea, 761 OAMPBELL, J. A. C. (and Leonard HmT): figures analysed (parliamentary note), 715 CHRISTOPHERSON, J. B.: Bilharzia disease im Physiological cost of muscular work. 733. Catalogues, various. 108 Egypt, 491. (0) (0) Cataract in ironworkers, 905 CHUBB. Gilbert: Operation for the radical cure- CAMPBELL, J. M. H.: Exophthalmic goitre, Catarrh, nasopharyngeal, and tuberculosis, of pre-masseteric fistulae of Stenson's duct, 342 285 45. (0) CAMPBELL, J. Menzies: The Dentists Bill, Catch, a, 920 Cinema. the retarded, 287, 359: and cardiac 408 CATBS, Joseph, appointed M.O.H. for Surrey, action, 402 CAMPBELL, Robert, memorial to, 98 178 Cinematograph, the, and eyestrain, 233, 281. Canada: Association for Prevention of Tuber- CATHOART, George W.: Epididymitis and 322. See also Kinematograph) eulosis, report, 107- Tuberculosis in the orchitis from muscular strain, followed by Circulationin acute infection (Esther Harding), Canadian forces. 680 - Canadian anaes- tuberculosis of the epididymis, 193 462 thetists meet at Niagara. 856 Catheter holder for intrauterine treatment of Circulation, recent advances in the physiology Canadian Mother'8 Book, rev., 898 gonorrhoea, 569 of (J. S. Haldane), 409 (0)-Leading article- Cancer of breast, ablation of ovaries in. 615 Cattle. vaccination of against tuberculosis on, 432 Cancer of breast, infection of the supra- (leading article), 130 See also Tuberculosis Civil assistant surgeons (India), 755 clavicular region in, 173 CATTLE, C. H.: Mitral stenosis, auricular Civil Service Estimates, 575 Cancer of breast, lines of advance in the fibrillation, and the action of digitalis, 521. Civil work, application of war lessons to (Sir surgerv of (W. Sampson Handley), 37 (0). (0) Henry M W. Gray), 62, 109. (0) 320-Correspondence oni. 99, 142, 172, 247, 283, Cauda equina, bullet in (D. H. Vickery), 302 Civilian practice, self-inflicted injuries in 320, 365,401, 440 CAuTLTEY. Edmund: Supernumerary nipples. (A. Rendle Short and Cyril H. Walker), 298. Cancer of breast, pathology of (Sir G. Lenthal 288 (0) Cheatle), 895 CAVAZZANI, Emilio: Le Proteinte dell' Orinia, CLARK, G. Herbert: Treatment of gastric andb Cancer cells, differential staining of (A. Geof- rev.. 127 duodenal ulcers, 122 frey Shera), 639,796-Correspondence on, 687, Cavendish lecture. S'e Lecture CLARKE, John B.: Supernumerary nipples, 722, 759, 796 CAWSTON, F. G.: Antimony in leprosy, 419. 370 Cancer. gastric, and gastric ulcer, 99. See also (0)-Control of bilharzia. destruction of CLAYTON-GREENE, W. H.: The private clinic.. Stomach, hour-glass molluscs, 479-Treatment of bilbarziasis, 650 939 Cancer, increase of (parlianmentary note), 438 CECIL, R. L.: Experimental influenzal infec- CLAYTON-JONES, O.: Chronic retention of Cancer of large intestine complicated by tion, 94 urine arising from prostatic disorder. 441 amoebic dysentery (Jenner Hoskin), 563 Cell activity and specific drug action, 685, 877 CLEARE, A. E.: Dangerous Drugs Act, 180 Cancer of the large intestine (J. Lionel Stret- CELLINI, Benvenuto, :medieal experiences of, Cleft palate, congenital. new principle in ton), 555. (0) 651 treatment of (H. D. Gillies and W. Kelsey Cancer of large intestine, survival after opera- Cement and C02, 448 Fry), 335 (0). See also Palate tion for (John D. Malcolm), 559. (0) Census (parliamentary note), 716-Note on, 907 CLIFFORD, Sir Hugh. Treatment of trypano- Cancer of larynx, usual site of origin of (Sir Cerebral development, review of books on, 529 somiasis, 777 StClatr Thomson). 855, 921. (0) Cerebro-spinal fever. See Fever CLIFTON, Robert Bellamy, death of, 368 Cancer mortality, 312 Cerebro-spinal fluid in encephalitis lethargica Climate of the Riviera, 586 Cancer, organism cultivated from (James (R. Hamar Hodges), 421 Clinic system, the private, discussion at Royal Young), 933 Cerebro-spinal fluid, review of books on, 270 Society of Medicine, 937 Cancer prevention and stasis, 31 Cerebro-spinal meningitis, lingual applioation Clinician, the pure, 913. See also General Cancer and the public, 472 of iodine as a prophylactic in (J. A. Taylor). practitioner Cancer, dua], radio-therapy in (S. Gilbert 776. (0) CLIPPINGDALE, S. D.: Transfixion of the Scott). 771. (0) Certifying Factory Surgeons' Association. See body. 550 Cancer, review of books on, 49 Association Club, East of Scotland Overseas Medical, Cancer serum, 206 Cervical defects, 59 din,pr, 318 Cancer of uterus, inoperable, treatment of Cervical laceration, transverse (S. Caplan), Club, Newcastle Glasgow University, dinner, (Percival P. Cole), 159 421. See also Labour 718 Cancer of uterus, radium therapy in (A. E. Cervical ribs. See Ribs Club, Sheffield Edinburgh University. dinner. Hayward Pinch), 881. (0) CHAC6N. Dr., death of, 547 317 Cancer of vagina, primary (Gibbon Fitz- CHfALENOR, L. T.: Case of tetanus, 228 Club. Southend Doctors' Cricket, 448 Gibbon), 778 CHALMERs, A. J., memorial to, 95 COATES, Colonel William, Belgian Ordre de la Cancer, x-ray radiation in, 142, 172, 247, 283, CHALMERs, A. K.: Rats, ships, and crews' Couronne conferred upon, 253 320, 365, 401, 509. See also Cancer of breast quarters, 866 COATES, W. HI.: The sarcoptic mange of the- CANUYT, Dr., appointed to the charge of the CHALMERS, J. E.: Post-herpetic itching, 725 dog in man. 495 department of oto-rhino-laryngology in the CHAMBER. Helen (and others): Action of COBB, Ivo Geikie: A Manual of Neurasthenia- faculty of medicine at Strasbourg, 795 radium and x rays on tumour growth, 229 (Nervous lxhaustion), rev, 50 Capillary pressure and oedema (Leonard Hill), CHAMPNEYs, Sir Francis, renominated by the COBB, Lieut.-iol. Robert, obituary notice of,. 767. (0)-Correspondence on, 873, 954 King to be a member of the General Medical 446 CAPLAN, S.: Transverse cervical laceration, Council, 515 Coccygeal fistulae. See Fistulae 421 CHANDLER, F. G.: Albuminuria and life COCKER, Albert B.: Ethanesal anaesthesia, Caravan settlement (parliamentary note), 654 assurance, 84 659 Carbohydrates in excess causing diseases of Change of air," 443. See also'Asthma and Cockroach, the, 614 infants. See Infants' diseases anaphylaxis CODRINGTON, Deputy Surgeon-General Oliver, Carbon dioxide and muscular work. See CHAPPE, Dr.: Conjunctivite chez les Artistes obituary notice of, 626, 690 Muscular du Cin6ma. 233 COKE, Frank: Asthma and anaphylaxis, 372, Carbon monoxide, effects of on the eye. CHATTERJT, K. K.: SVphilis in General Prac- (0), 581-Pruritus ani, 603 649 tice. with Special Reference to the Tropics, COEXINIs, A. J.: Unusual case of myelocele, Carcinoma. See Caneer rev., 196 380. (0) Cardiac diagnosis (T. Wardrop Griffith), 813 CHAUFFARD, Professor: Statistics of typhoid COLE, Percival P.: Treatment of inoperable Cardiac peristalsis and mitral stenosis (D. W. vaccination, 651 uterine carcinoma, 159 Samways), 490. (0)-Correspondence on, CHAvASSE. Francis B.: The blood group in COLEBROOK L. (and Captain S. R. DOUGLAS. 542, 688, 719 mother and child, 641 and A. FLEMING): Studies in wound infec- Cardiac. See also Heart CHEATLE, Sir G. Lenthal: Pathological tions, 235 Cardiology, clinical, practical gains of since changes in breast epithelium, 895 Colectomy for intestinal stasis, results of (A. 1900 (W. Gordon), 12. (0) Chemical industry, the fine, 133. 315, 347- W. Sheen), 116 (0). See also Hemicolectomy Cardiospasm (D. M. Greig), 705 Circular letter from British firms, 347 COLEMAN. Robert B.: Case of cardiac massage. CAREY. T. V.: Severe tetanus successfully Chemical terms, spelling of, 539 47-(and F. 0. LASBREY): Bilharziasis treated by large doses of antitetanic serum, Chemicals among the key industries (parlia- treated by antimony tartrate, 299. (0) 121 mentary note), 753 Colitis, diagnosis and treatment of, 525 CARLIER, Dr., death of, 51 Chemistry, review of books on, 464 Collective opinion of the profession. See CARMAN, Russell D.: Roentgen Diagnosis ot Chemists' exhibition. 960 Medical profession Diseases of tire Alimentarv Canal, rev., Cheshire tuberculosis scheme, criticism of, College, Epsom,' France " pensions, 287 676 910 College, Gordon Memorial, Khartoum, report,. Carnegie United Kingdom Trust, report, 655 CHESSER,Elizabeth'Sloan: Irritable bladder, 121 Carnegie Universities Trust, annual meeting, 544 College, Livingstone: New principal, 655- 318 CHESNEY. Lilian Mary, Serbian Order of Commemoration Day, 840 CAuozzI, Luigi, nominated head of the Service St. Sava conferred upon, 446 College of Nursing, Cavendish Square site,. of Hygiene at the International Bureau of Chicago druggists allowed to draw 200 gallons 253 Labour, Geneva, 580 of whisky and 200 gallons of wine every College of Physicians of Philadelphia: Report CARPENTER, G. D. Hale: A Natulralist on three months, 795 of Library Committee, 676-Presentation Lake Victoria, with an Account of Sleeping Qhicken-pox, compulsory notification of in from Madame Curie, 879-Presentation of Sickness and the Tsetse Fly. rev., 86 Scotland, 661 mementoes of Listerand Pasteur, 879 CARRION (and others): SymvPathique et glandes Childbirth and lactation, 448 Clollege, Royal Army Medical, London: A endocrines, rev., 463 Child welfare. See Maternity and child Professor of Military Medical History at, CARROLL. Robert B.: The Soul in Suffering, welfare 244, 323 See also Military medical history rev., 430 CHILDE, Charles P.: Surgery of breastcancer, College. Royal, of -Physicians, of Edinburgh:- CARRUTEERS, D. A., dinner and presentation 401, 440 Parkin prize, 252 to. 549 Children born in France, premium for, 944 College,Royal of Physicians of Ireland: Elec- CARTER, Alfred H.: Elemen1ts of Practical Children's and infants' diseases, review of tion of Fellows, 547, 761-Degrees and pasa Medicine, rev., 935 books on, 531,565, 934 lists, 547 rTu Bnm INDEX. I MUIAL J0rAn 7

OLLEGE, ROYAL, OF PHYSICIANS, OF LONDON: Congress of Ophthalmology, International, to Correspondence (continued): Acadnlmie de Medecine centenary, 214 be held at Washington, 919 Encephalitis lethargica, past appearances Annual address, 514 Congress, Oxford Ophthalmological, 241, 949 of, 478 Appointments, 958 Congress of Pathology, International, post- Encephalitis lethargica, prognosis in, 172 Comitia, 214, 252, 514. 689, 761, 958 poned indefinitely, 368 Epilepsy considered as a symptom, 102, 444 Communications, 252, 958 Congress in Radiology, Bilingual, 28 " Ethanesal " or " ether," 622 Council election, 214 Congress of Radiology and Physiotherapy, Ethanesal anaesthesia, 658 Degrees and vass lists, 214, 252, 690 205, 398, 471. 616-Postponed, 616 Etiology, the science of, or the new epidemio- Diplomas, 214, 514, 690, 761 Congress, Red Cross. 503. See also Red Cross logy, 581, 622, 658 Diseases of children, adequate training in to Congress of School Hygiene, 317 Evelyn, John, and medicine, 623 be necessary for the conjoint diploma, 958 Congress,nSicilian Medical, 482 Evolution in relation to disease, 543, 622, Election of President, 514 Congress, South African Medical, 959 721 Fellows elected, 761 Congress of Union of International Associa- Eyestrain in einematograph hall, 322 General Medical Council, 214 tion of Brain Workers, 927 Fat-soluble " A " content of oils, 104 ,Gifts, 761 Congress of Urology, International, 745 Fatal poisoning from inhalation of acid Harveian oration, 214 Congress on Venereal Diseases, American, 90 fumes, 143 Lectures, 214 Conjoint Board inireland: Degrees and pass Fracture of the first rib, 284 Licences, 252, 514, 690 lists, 761 Gastric ulcer and gastric cancer, 99 Members admi-itted, 214, 689 Conjoint Board in Scotland: Degrees and pass Glandular fever, 100, 142. 509, 546, 582 lists, 214, 626, 761, 794 Glandular and pulmonary tuberculosis, 213 College, Royal, of Surgeons, of Edinburgh: CoNNoLLY,Doputy Insvector-General Nicholas Glycosuria. sapraemic, 511, 687 Bathgate memorial prize, 794-Degrees and Thomas, obituary notice of, 548 Goitre in sehool children, simple, 367, 444 pass lists, 794-Fellowship exasiination, 794 CONRAN, Philip: Intermissiony of trypano- Haemorrhoids cured without operation, 364, somiasis, 916 402, 441, 479 COLLEGE, ROYAL, OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND: Constitutional problem (leading article), 647 Harlequin foetus, 623 Appointments, 626, 918 Consultants' letters, 512 Health Ministry and the profession, 31, 64, Central Midwives Board. 286 Consultative Council, Scottish: Medical 99 Council election, 286, 446. 480, 515 service scheme, 208 Health service for London, co-operative, Council meeting, 145, 286, 446. 761 CooNKsoN, Surgeon-Meajor Henry, obituary suggestions for a, 244 Court of Examiners, 761, 918 notice of, 840 Heart-block, 877, 956 Dlegrees and pass lists, 145, 252, 286, 794, 918 COOMBS, Carey F.: Persistence of the ductus Heart-block and the Adams-Stokes syn- Dentists Bill, 446 arteriosus, 138 drome, 755, 791 Diplomas, 286, 761 CoonE, Robert: Faeces In alimentary dis- Heart-block in diphtheria, 321 Examiners appointed, 918 orders, 528 Heart disease, study of, 64, 143 Fees, alteration in, 145 CoopER, Astley, and Hunterian principles (Sir Hemicolectomy, 213 Fellowslhip, 626, 918 Charters J. Symonds), 274 H6rpes and varicella, 284 French Academy of Medicine centenary, 145 CoPE, Zachary: Surgical Aspects ofDysentery, Hospital staffs and paying patients. 31, 98 Honorary Fellows, 135. 281 including Liver Absce8ss rev., 498 Hospitals. voluntary, and the Bradford Hunterian Festival, 281 COPEMAN, A. H.: Cure of haemorrhoids with- bogey, 98, 137, 171 Hunterian Lectures, 176, 214 oit operation, 365 Hospitals, Voluntary, Colmlmittee, 956 Hunterian Oration. 214, 274 CORBET, William: Fatal poisonling from acid Hospitals, voluntary, conference on, 66, 366 'Lectures, 176, 214, 252, 918 fumes, 404 Intestinal protozoa, endemicity of, 363 Onodi collection of nasal anatomy, 145, 210 CORBETT. Catherine Louise, Serbian Order of Mackenzie's theory of disturbed reflexes. Primary Fellowship, 794 St. Sava conferred upon, 446 See symptoms Prince of Wales electedaan Honorary Fellow, Corea, cholera in, 761 Medical registration, 583 135, 281 CORKER, AMajor-General T. M.: Venereal Military medical history, professor of at Prizes, 626 disease prevention, 247 the R A.M. College, L,ondon, 244, 323 Professors and lecturers for the ensuing CORNER, Edred M.: Light metal limbs in Miinistry of Health and the profession. See year, 918 above-knee amputations, 524. (0) Health Coroners. London, payment of, 427 Muscle re-education in infantile paralysis, College, Royal, of Surgeons in Ireland: Honour Coroners' Remuneration Bill. 505, 576, 908 33, 67, 175 for American surgeons, 660- Honorary Corrections, 36,i70 408, 625, 628 Napoleon and Murat, 722 Fellows, 918-Pass lists and degrees, 918 Nasopharyngeal catarrh. See Catarrh College, Trinity, Dublin: Degrees and pass CorreMpondence: Naval Medical Service, 67, 143, 176, 248, 285, lists, 547. 659. See also University Abdominal affections, acute, early diagnosis 323 College, University, Johannesburg: Appoint- of, 759 Newton. the late Dr., Stoke-on-Trent, 512 ments, 691 Acid fumes, fatal poisoning from, 404 North European Conference on Venereal Dis- College, University, London: Calendar, 197- Acidosis and alkalosis, 508, 542 eases, 957 Lectures, 761 Adenoids, medical treatment of, 285 Notification fee and the end of the war, 916 COLLIErt. H. W.: Albuminuria and life assur- Adrenaline in resuscitation,:100, 136,544,582- Operations performed under difficulties, 622 ance, 84-An acid dentrifice, 550 A disclaimer, 100. See also Resuscitation Patbological museum at the Annual Meeting, -COLLINGWOOD, B. J.: The Physiological Age and pensions, 249 957 Laboratory of the University of London, 283 Anatomy and physiology, teaching of, 143 Physiology and clinical medicine in Sheffield, COLLINS, Sir William, appointed chairman of Angio-neurotic oedema, 480. 545; treated by 688 Central Council for District Nursing in Idinjectinons of horse serum, 68,102 Prostate, enlarged, treatment of the post- London, 407 Aphasia, a new study of, 913 opsrative stage of, 142, 211, 322 -COLLIS, E. L. (and M. GREENWOOD): The Arms, position of the arms in breech with Prostltic congestion, 688. See al8o Bladder Health of the Industrial Worker, rev., 497 extended legs, 320,366, 444, 624 Prostatic symptoms and their causes, 545, Colognei, health of soldiers at (parliamentary Artificial eyes, care of, 685 623 note), 438. See also Venereal Artificial legs, 103 Pruritus ani, 659 Colon, appendix communicating with, 146 Asthma and snaphylaxis, 478, 511. 581 Psychology, elementary, in general hospital Colonial Medical Services (parliamentary Beginnings of life, 64, 103, 141 teaching, 793 note), 869 Bibliographical references, 479 Puerperal infection, prevention of, 404, 479, Colonies, Crown, venereal diseases in, 716 Bilharzia control, destruction of molluscs, 757,791, 837, 873, 914 -COMBES, Emile, obituarynotice of, 826 479 Pulmonary and aortic blood pressures, 688, Communicable diseases, review of book on, Bladder, irritable, 480, 51], 544, 582, 659, 688 719 568 Blood transfusion in haemorrhagic disease Pure clinician, 913 -Comparative medicine, 356 of the newborn, 791 Refraction work among school children, 759, Complemnent fixation tests in the diagnosis of Bradford Municipal General Hospital, 171, 792, 838, 875, 914 tuberculous infections (Arthur Sellers and 212, 245 Resuscitation of the apparently dead and the E. N. Ramsbottom), 47 Breech presentation, See Arms, extended relation of cardiac innervation to it, 136. CONCETTI, Luigi, death of, 215 British aid for men of letters and science in See also Adrenaline Conditions of Practice Abroad, Report on, 273 Russia, 65, 250 Rickets, etiology of. 685 -Conference, British Pharmaceutical: The Cambridge diploma in hygiene, 956 Salvarsan and the Wassermann test, 582 future of pharmacy, 948 Cancer of breast, lines of advance in the School ophthalmic work, 876, 915 Conference, Red Cross. See Red Cross surgery of, 99, 173, 320, 365, 401,440 Science, what iu ? 954 -Conference on tuberculosis. See Tuber- Cancer prevention and stasis,31 Scientific papers, the preparation of, 720, 756, culosis Cancer and X rays. See X ray 793, 873, 913 Congres de Chirurgie at Strasbourg, October, Capillary pressure, 873. 954 Scurvy in a breast-fed infant, 583 1921: Medal to be presented to E. Boeckel, Carcinomata, differential staining of, 687, South Africa and the British Medical Asso- 739 722, 759 ciation, 363 Congress for Childhood Protection, 919 Cardiac peristalsis and mitral stenosis, 542, Spina bifida, 480 Congress, Dutch, of Public Health, 919 688, 719 Stags' antlers and evolution, 247 -Congress of Eugenics, International: Second Catarrh, nasopharyngeal, and tuberculosis, Stasis and cancer. See Cancer meeting to be held in New York in Septem- 285 Symptom, what is a ? 210, 243, 283 ber, 215, 468 Cell activity and specific drug action, 685, Symptoms, production of, 210, 243 -Congress, French, of Medical Jurisprudence, 877 Testis, descent of the, 687 677 Change of air," 443 Tonsils -and adenoids in outdoor clinics, Congress, Germ--an. of Internal Medicine, 919 Cinema, retarded, and cardiac action, 402 risks after operation for, 32, 65,101,140, 174, -Congress of German Orthopaedic Society, 562 Clinician, a pure, 913 213, 245, 321. 365, 404, 443 Congress of Gynaecology and Obstetrics, Coecygeal fistulae, 915, 957 Tonsils, enucleation of, 916 British, 795 Collective opinion of the profession, 322, Toxaemia. acute, the treatment of, 835, 953 -Congress on the History of Medicine, Inter- 362, 543 Transfixion of the body, 581 national, Paris (August, 1921), 107, 482, 750, Consultants' letters, 512 Tropical Diseases Prevention, Committee 879, 950. See also Medical history Criminal Law Amendment Bill, Clause 7 of, for, 512 Congress on Infant Welfare, London (1921), 23 101 Tropical medicine, future of research in, 542, Congress of Italian Sanitary Industries, 583 Dentists Bill. 511 834 Congress of the Italian Society of the History Dextrose in cardiac failure, 248 Trypanosomiasis, intermissions in, 916 of Medical and Natural Sciences, 253 Drooping shoulder sign of phthisis, 248, 367, Tuberculosis administration, defects in, 839, Congress, Labour, International, 431 441. See also Tuberculosis 913 Congress, Medical: To be held at Heslingfors, Ductus arteriosus, persistence of, 138, 175 Tuberculosis, bovine, 544 Eclipse blindness, 756, 837 Tuberculosis death rate, the fall in, 322,443, syphilis, 840 Empyema, site of operation for, 657, 719, 510 Congress of Military Medicine, 473 759, 836 Tuberculosis, drooping shoulder sign of, 248, Congress of Obstetricsj and Gynaecology. Encephalitis, epidemic, "minute bodies" 367, 441 British: First meeting, 892-End-results of in, 210 Tuberculosis mortality, 510 plastic vaginal operations for genital pro- Encephalitis lethargica, Ministry of Health Tuberculosis and nasopharyngeal catarrh, lapse, 892-Demonstrations, 894-Dinner, 895 memorandum on, 508 85 Tm B=u 8 vhDI1A J°=MA I INDEX.

Correaluondence (continued): CROOK5EANK, F. G.: Past appearances Delivery of child and placenta In unrupture3 at 108 Tuberculosis, pulmonary, a new sign of, encephalitis lethargica, 478-Ministry membranes term, Tuberculosis, search for a specific cure Health memorandum on encephalitis Delivery, normal, after traumatic rupture of 402 lethargica, 508-A new study of aphasia, uterus (R. Thorne Thorne), 459 Tuberculous milk, 34,141,174 CROOM, Sir Halliday, resignation of, Deliv,ry. See Labour new University of London: Physiological labora- Crosse of Norwich, John Greene, diary of, Denmark, pharmacopiala, 661 tory, 283 CRaossEN, Harry Sturgeon: Operative Gvnaeco- DENNISON, Arthur, obituary notice of, 625 Urine, chronic retention of arising from loov, rev 163 Dental caries, appendicitis, and gastric ulcer. prostatic disorder. 441, 544 CROUCERB. A. H. i The search for specific 960 Vaccine therapy in regard to general prac- treatment of tuberculosis, 307 Dental caries and vitamins, 837 tice, 320 Crown Colonies. See Colonies Dental practice abroad, report on conditions Venereal disease prevention. 100, 139,174, 211, CRUCHET, Ren6 (and Renh MOULINIHIR): of, 272 245, 284. 323, 404. 443, 684, 758 Mal des Aviateurs: Ses Causeset se8s Rem4des Dental service of theWavv. See Navy Venereal disease prophylaxis, 32, 66, 100 rev., 18-English edition, 63 Dentifrice, an acid, 408, 550-An alkaline, 692. Venereal disease treatment, 686 CUFF, Cyril H.: Surgical uses of the 726 Vitamins and dental caries, 837 lata, 494. (0) Dentisfts Bill, 29, 361, 408, 438. 511, 618, 682, 715, Voluntary hospitals. See ERospitals CULLEN, James Arthur William, obituary 868, 908, 950 Voluntary principle and the Bradford bogey, notice of, 446 Dentists'Register, rev., 708 98. See also Hospitals CULLEN, Major William Barbour K., DENYER, StaDley E. (and D. E. MORLEY): Case Wassermann reaction, value of, 658, 686, obituary notice of, 626 of myoclonic encephalitis lethargica simu- Whatis science? See Science CULPIN, Millais: Psychoneuroses of War lating hydrophobia, 191. (0)-Dextrose iD Willesden municipal clinics and hospital, Peace, rev. 125 cardiac failure, 248 171 Cultures, the primary organism in De Pezzer tube in suprapubic drainage of X-ray radiation in cancer, 142, 172, C. B. Dyson), 932 bladder (G. S. Mothersill and Clifford 320, 365, 401, 440, 509 CURMBERBATCH. Elkin P : Diathermv, its Morson), 418 (0) X rays for ringworm, the risk of baldness, duction and Uses in Medicine and Surgery, DEPIERRIs, Dr., death of, 253 32 rev 643 Derbyshire, venereal disease campaign in, 71& Cumberland Tuberculosis Colony, Dermatitis caused by a bitter orange CORRY, S. L.: Seven great-grandparents CUMMING. Captain Robert Scott, (F. AndersonMurray), 739 370 notice of, 626 Dermatology, review of bookis on, 567, 676. See also CORTEZO, C. M ., monument to, 930 CuMMINs, Colonel S. Lyle: Assumes duty as Skin - CORY,W. Howard Puerperal infection, Professor of Tuberculosis at DEsOSsE, P. (and others): Chirurgie Rlpara- COsENS, W. B.: Prevention of puerperal infec- College, Cardiff, 253-Eradication of trice et Orthopidique, rev., 16 tion, 838 culosis. 422 Dextrose in cardiac failure (G. Scott. on, COSTELLO, D. (and W. M. CROFTON): En- CuRi., Madame, presented with MacGregor), 158-Correspondence 248 cephalitis lethargica treated with influenza radium by thewomen of the United Diabetes. bronzed. and haemochromatosis. bacillus antigen. 601 795 (Robert Muir), 461 COTTENOT, BikCLtRE, and LABORDE: Radio- CYRIAX, Edgar F.: Muscle re-education in Diabetes insipidus and the pituitary, 238 logie etRadiumthWrapie, rev., 676 infantile paralysis, 67 Diabetes, ophthalmoscopicappearances in 705 rare cases Council of British Ophthalmologists: Report, CyAt of brain (Mr. Newbolt), certain of (R. T. Williamson), 120 762 Cystoscope, uses and limitations Diabetes, renal (Adam Patrick), 779 Council. General Medical: Revocation Newbolt), 705 Diabetes, review of book on. 858 orderre Belgianqualifications and the Czecho-Slovakia: Public health of, 278, Diacetic acid tests, 841 Medical Register, 60-Report on Conditions RedCross organizes country colonies DIAMANTIS, Dr.: Emetine in bilharziasis,73 of Practice Abroad. 273-Minutes. rev., children and a children's hospital, Diamond industry and disabled soldiers, 358 General Index to Minutes, rev., Diaphragm, congenital deficiencyof (George Barnett), 602 COUNCIL. LONDON COUNTY: Diathermy for inoperable growths (Sir And Miedical women, 400 William Milligan), 461, 855 Coroners, payment of, 427 D. Diathermy in diseases of the throat and nose Eyestrain in cinematograph halls, 281 (W. J. Harrison), 220. (0) Health of London, report of M.O H., 833 D." H." See Heart, disordered action Diathermy, review of books on, 643 Institutional treatmenet of tuberculosis, 506 D.P. H., course for, at Bradford, DtbothriocPhalu8 latus infection, case of London University site, 275 DA FANO, C.: Histo-pathology of (George C. Low and Elizabeth O'Driscoll>, Medical treatment of school children, 30 (lethargic)encephalitis, 153. (0 118 (0). See also Tapeworm Milk, tuberculous, 302- And training of DARIN, W. R., Cross of the Legion of DicK, Walter: Glandular fever, 546 pupil midwives, 63 conferred upon, 584 DIcKiE, W. S.: The private clinic system. Tramway accident claims: Three roedical DALE, FH. H.: Use of alcohol in medicine, 939 officers appointed, 287 -Anaphylaxis and immunity, 820 DIcKINsoN, W. H.: Glandular and pulmonary- accommodation for, 202 Major John tuberculosis, 213 Tranamigrants, DALZELL-HUNTE.R. O.B.E. Venereal clinics arrangements, 506 conferred upon, 958 DIoKsoN, Kenneth: Value of the Wassermanno DALzEIEL Sir Kennedy: Treatment of gastric reaction. 658 Counsels and Ideals, 947 and duodenal ulcers, 122 Dictionary, French-English Medical (A. County councils and tuberculosis treatment DANA, Charles L.: Poetry and the Doctors, Gordon), 935 (parliamentary note), 576 276 Dictionary, Stedman's, rev., 781 on CountyMaternity e. See Maternity DANDY. W. E.: Hydrocephalus in chondro. Diet,inflluence of the teeth (Dr. Handleyr COURTADE, D.: Notions Pratiques d'Electro- dystrophy, 435 Read), 3859 thiravie appliquee d lUrologe, DANE, Paul G.: Results of nerve Diets, meatless 906 COUSLAND, Philip B.. Chinese Order of Chia (0) DIGGLE, F. Holt: Risks after operation for Ho conferred upon, 208 Dangerous drugs. See Drugs tonsils and adenoids in outdoor clinics, 32- CowAN, John: Treatment of gastric and D'ARSONVAL, M.: The search for a specific Chronic suppurative otitis media followed denal ulcers, 122 treatment of tuberculosis, 307 by left temporo-sphenoidal abscess and Cox, Neville: Artificial pneumothorax, 814 DARWIN, Ruth, appointed a commissioner meningitis. 600. (0) Cox-Cavendish Electrical Co. amalgamate the Board of Control. 585 Digitalis, action of, and mitral stenosis and itwith X Rays Ltd., 370 DAVENPORT, Cecil J., Chinese Order Chia auricular'fibrillation (C. H. Cattle), 521. (0) Cozzolino collection of anatoiical and patho- Ho conferred upon, 208 Digitalis in auricular fibrillation, value of presented to oto-rhino- D. 49 logical specimens DADvisoN, Lieut.-Col. David Macdonald, (J. Harris), laryngological clinic of Naples, 387 CCI.E. conferred upon, 62 DlimmocK, Lieut,-Col. Henry Peers, obituary

of . T. Knaggs, notice of, 286 CRAGO, W. H., appreciation DAvISDso. Isaac A.: Care of artificial eyes, 878 685 Diphtheria bacillus, isolaltion of (Denys R. CRAIG. James, knighthood conferred upon, DAvIE, T. MH, called to the Bar. 661 Wood).562 (0) 652 DAVIES, Sidney: The fall in the Diphtheria carriers, 27 CRAIG, John: An operation for retroflexion death rate. 322 Diphtheria and follicular tonsillitis (W. H. the uterus, 639 DAviEs-JoNES. Hugh, obituary notice IPalmer), 527 a case CRAIG, Maurice, knighthood conferred upon, DAVIS, Edward D D.: Risks after Diphtheria, complete heart-block in of 96-Dinner to. 325 on tonsils and adenoids in outdoor clinics, (B. Clayton Allen), 267. (0)-Correspondence CRR x, Robert: The beginnings of life, 443-Anaphylaxis and immunity, 820 on, 321 unusually virulent variety of microsporon, DAvis, Edward P.: Mother and Child, Diphtheria, the Schickreaction (Gladys Ward), 672 DAvis. F. L.: Angio-neurotic oedema, 480 928. (0)

de Lancy of CRAWFORD, Margaret (or Margaret DAvis, Hugh A.: Diaphragmatic hernia, Diphtheria-like organisms, virulence (A. J_ Williams), summooed for an offence DAvis. Hon John W: The Constitution Eagleton and E M. Baxter), 775. (0) the Medical Acts, 215, 324 United States. rev., 607 Disability pensions. See Pensions 0. men: CRAWFORD. W. J.: The Psychic Structures DAvis. Oliver M.: Irritable bladder, DDsabled ex-service Hospital facilities rev., 708 for in America, t*oligherthe Circle, Daylight Saving Act: Effect of 8908-In England (parlia- CR&wHEAw, H. (and A. H. SOUTHAM): children, Board of Education circular, mentary note), 909-International Labour section of intestine for acute intussuscep- Parliamentary note, 840 Bureau's figures on number of, 919 cases of 266. for tion, two recovery, (0) DAYUs5 Frederick Herbert, obituary notice Disabled Siociety issues a pamphlet general CREIGHTON, Charles: Some Conclusions 250, 288 guidance of ex-service men who have lost a Cancer, rev., 49 Dead body. See Body limb, 307 Cremation13:ngland,in report, 236 DENRDEN, W. F.: Appreciation Disabled soldiers and the diamond industry, Cretins. photographs of, 574 Greaves, 760 358 CREw, A. B.: Descent of the testis, DEARE. Lieut.-Col Benjamin Hobbs, Discharged soldiers and insurance benefit CRLIDLAND: Cataract in ironworkers, conferred upon, 865 (parliamentary note), 909 CRILE,. G. W. land W. E. LowER): Surgical Death, pre-nat (leading article), Disclaimers 100, 550 the Operation Shock and Shockless through Decerebrate rigidity in man, 359 Disease prevention, the part of the State in, 940 Anoci-association,r, rev., 385 DE DEcKER, G (and A D. WALLER): Physio- (Christopher Addison) Criminal Law Amendment Bill, Clause logical cost of muscular work measured Disease symptoms: Theory of disturbed re- -The Bishop of London's Bill, 437-In the exhalation of carbon dioxide, (0) flexes in the production of (Sir James.

House of Lords, 474-Parliamentary posture Defaecation, _ 36 Mackenzie), 147. (0-Correspondence on, 618, 951 Defence Force. See Army, British 210, 243, 283 on the care 958 of due to of Cripples, conference of, Deficiency disease, review of book on, 896 Disea see infants excess carbo- CRITcHL3EY, H. G.: Refracetion work in children, Deformities. postural or so-Palled S. hydrates (C. E. Bloch), 293. (0) 838 Blundell Bankart). 587, 636 (0) Dissloations, habitubl (Laming Evans), 383- in epilepsy, CROCKET. James: Tuberculin DELANY, Lieut.-Col. Thomas Henry, Discussion, 384 (0) noticeof, 253 Dispatches from the Black Sea Army, 144- CROFTON, W. M. (andCOSTE8LO):D. Enceph- Delhi boil. See Leishmaniasis, See also Honours treated nursing in London, alitis lethargica wish influenza DELITALA, F.: Oli AvparechiOrtotoedici rev., District 361-Appointment. bacillus antigen, 601-The pure clinician, 606 of officers, 407 INDEX. THz Biamsm N E .M I MBDIULnoiJOUhN.AL 9' I ~ ~ ~ Divisional and full-time health insurance Encephalitis lethargica (parliamentary note), officers (parliamentary note). 61 E. 618 Dixicy, H. E., appointed sheriff for County of Encephalitis lethargica, past appearances of, Worcester, 447 BEAGLTON, A. J. (and E. Mi. BAXTER): Viru- 478, 508 DIXON. W. E.: Practical Pharmacologv, rev., lence of diphtherla-like organisms, 775. (0) Encephalitis, lethargic, prognosis in, 172 87 EALES, G. Young: Herpes and varicella, 340 Endocarditis, subacute bacterial (Basil DoIBnBs, Arthur Francis, obituary notice of, Ear disease, review of books on, 463 Parsons-Smith), 43. (0) 660 EARLE, H. G.: Exophthalmic goitre, 342 Endocrines, review of books on. 816 iDOBELL, Clifford: Intestinal protozoa en- East of Scotland Overseas Club. See Club England. malaria in, 502. See also Malaria demic in Britain, 276 ECCLES, W. McAdam: Early diagnosis of BNsoR, C. A.: Twins, 796 DOBIE, D. Robertson: Pregnancy and labour acute abdominal affections. 663. (0)-Patho- Entero-colic intussusception in an adult (B. in a double uterus, 16 logy of breast epithelium, 896 H. Kingsford), 813 ZDoBsoN, J. F.: Arris and Gale lecture on the ECKENSTEIN, Kenneth E., Legion of Honour Epidemiology, the new (leading article), 432, function of the kidneys in enlargement of conferred upon, 795 534-Correspondence on, 543, 581, 622, 658, 721, the prostate gland, 289. (0) Eclampsia, etiology of, and the pre-eclamptic 796 See also Etiology and Evolution Doctor, bogus, in Glasgow, 684 state (James Young and Douglas A. Miller), Epididymitis from muscular strain (George DODDS, E. C.: Chemical estimation of gastric 486. (0) W. Cathcart), 193. See also Testicular function. 383 Eclampsia. haemorrhage with (Dr. Fordyce disease *Dogs Bill, 316, 618. 869 and R. W. Johnstone), 496 Epilepsy considered as a symptom, not a DOLLING, Charles Edward, case of. 170 Eclipse blindness. See Blindness disease (James Taylor), 4. (0)-Correspon- DON, Alexander: Prevention of intestinal Ectopia vesicae successfully treated by trans- dence on, 102, 444 obstruction after ventrofixation, 563 plantation of the trigone into the sigmoid Epilepsy, tuberculin in (James Crocket), 458. DON, James, presentation to, 234 (RHerbert H. Brown', 15 (0) DONALD, Archibald, appointed Deputy-Lieu- Eczema, infantile: ? Staphylococus vaccines ERNST, F. G.: Artificial legs, 103 tenant for Lancashire, 833 for. 919 Errata. See Corrections DONDERs, Franciscus Cornelius, monument EDEN, T. W.: Operative treatment of genital h1rysipelas, treatment of, 36 to, 959 prolapse, 894 ESCAUDA, L.: Le forage de la Prostate, DONKIN, Sir H. Bryan: Venereal disease pre- EDGE, Frederick: Prevention of puerperal methode de Luys, rev., 740 vention. 100, 758-Treatment of acute tox. fever, 875 EssEa, Dr.: Emetine in bilharziasis, 70 aemia, 953 Edinburgh. See Scotland Ethanesal," a new anaesthetic (H. L. Mac- DONOVAN, Lieut.-Col. C.: Treatment of local EDINGTON, G. H.: Thoracic duct wounded kenzie Wallis and C. Langton Hewer), 565- laishmaniasis, 302 during removal of tuberculous cervical Correspondence on, 622. 658 DOORLY. A. B. C: Patent ductus arteriosus, glands. 564 Ethanesal " or " ether," 622 175 Edison-Swan Electric Company, catalogue, Ether. first use of, 611 'DOTT, Norman M.: Cardiac massage in resus- 108 Ether inhaler, a compact warm, 935 citation, 192 Edmonds prize in ophthalmology, 28. See Ether vapour explosions during laryngoscopy DoUGLAS, Captain S. R. (and A. FLEMING and also Ophthalmology (W. J. McCardie), 528 A. CoLEzBooK): Studies In wound infec- EDWARD VI, the birth of, 788 ETHERTDGE, Charles E.: Appendix communi- tions, 235 EDWARDS, Tudor (and lvor BAcK): Surgerv, cating with colon, 146 DouGLAss, Major J. H., called to the Bar, rev., 429 ETIENNE: Antiquity of syphilis, 216 661 EDWARDS, Major-General Sir William Rice, Etiology, science of (leading article), 534. See DOWDEN. J. W.: Treatment of fractures of K.C.I.E. conferred upon, 865 also Epidemiology, the new. and Evolution the upper extremity, 896 Efficiency Exhibition, 279 Eugenics Congress. See Congress Draining rack, the ' Rveott," 781 Egypt: Bilharzia disease In (J. B. Christo- EugeDics, review of books on, 498 Dreams of children, 906 pherson. 491. (O)-Ophthalmic work in, European Conference on Venereal Diseases. DREW, H. V.: Lumbar puncture in acute dis- report on, 503-elague in, 661-Ankylo- See Venereal ease. 326-Toxins and nerve centres, 920 stomiasis campaign in (A. F. MacOallan), EvANs, Arthur: Use of alcohol in medicine, DBEYER, Georges, elected Fellow Royal 674-Hospital to be erected in the Isle of 609 Society, 357-The serum diagnosis of Rhodes, 717 EvANs, Erie: Clause 7 of the Criminal Law syphilis, 859, 950 Egg-powders, composition of, 919 Amendment Bill, 101 Dreyer-Ward method of serum diagnosis of Egypt, ancient, the medicine of, 472 EVANS, F. A.: Infectious mononucleosis, 95 syphilis, 859, 950 Einstein's theory of relativity to be published EVANS, Geoffrey: Appointed Assistant Direc- Drooping shoulder. See Tuberculosis in Nature, 253 tor of Medical Unit, St. Bartholomew's Drug action, specific, and cell activity, 685 Elbow, modern surgery of (R. Atkinson Hospital, 178-Study of the arteries in a Drug list, modernized, 448 Stoney), 48, 180 uterus removed twenty-four days after Drugs Act, the dangerous: Regulations under, Elbow, tennis, 146 delivery, 496 96. 240, 789-Correspondence on, 180-Parlia- Electricity in the destruction of bacilli (P. C. EVANs, Laming- Habitual dislocations, 383 mentary notes on, 315. 360, 398, 474. 715, 753 Collingwood Fenwick), 812 EVANs, Smart. prosecuted for false vaccina- -Farmers and, 361-Ireland and, 950 Electro-cardiograph (Isaac Harris), 704. See tion certificate return, 107 Drugs, dangerous, in India (parliamentary also Heart-block EvANs, T. t8tenner: Herpes and varicella, 382 note), 438 Electrology and radiology, teaching of. 164 EVATT, Major-General George J. H.: A Pro- Drugs, therapeutical value of, German insti- Electrolysis in treatment of haemorrboids fessor of Military Medical History at the tute for testing, 745 (J. Curtis Webb), 457. (0) R.A.M. College, London, 244 DRUMMOND, J. C.: Nutritive value of lard, Electro medical induistry. combination in, EVELYN, John, and medicine, 623 502 370 Everest expedition, 572 DR1uRY. H. (and Sir Arthur BALL): Case of ELIAsON. Eldridge L.: First Aid in Emer- Evolution, a byway of, 867 plague in Dublin. 84 gencies, rev.. 87 Evolution in relation to disease, 543, 622, 721, Dublin: Case of plasue in (H. Drurv and Sir ELKINGTON, George A.: Herpes and varicella, 796. See also Epidemiology and Etiology Arthur Ball). 84-Wounded persons in the 891 Evolution, influence of the ductless glands on hospitals, 209, 319 - Associated hospitals ELLIOT, Colonel R. H.: Treatment of trypano- (u. Bolk), 821 fAte, 439 somiasis, 777-The Care of Eye Cases, rev., EWART. G. A.: Acute retention of urine com- Ductless glands. See Glands 934 plicated by perforation of a duodenal ulcer, Ductus arteriosus, patent (13:. Wilson Hall), 83 ELLICOTT, E. L.: Herpes and varicella, 302 420. (0) -Corresponderce on. 138,175 ELLIS, William Henry, obituary notice of, 760 Ewell Colony leased by Ministry of Pensions DUDGEON, L. 8.: Blackwater fever, 94 ELLIsTON, G. 8.: Tuberculous milk, 174 for shell-shocked patients, 202 DUDLEY. Surgeon Comrmander 8. F.: The ELVY, J. C.: Artificial lighting for kinemato- Excess profits duty, 692 influenza epidemic in the navy, 705 graphy, 234 Exomphalos, or hernia into the umbilical DUFOUR, M.: Instruction of medical students Embedding medium, an improved, 108 cord, 263. See also Hernia in physics, 134 EMERSON, C. P.: Essentials of Medicine, rev., ilxophihalmic goitre. See Goitre DUNCAN. Alexander, obituary notice of, 324 858 Ex-service men: In asylums (parliamentary DUNCAN, Percy J.: The late Peter Thomas Emetine in bilharziasis, 70, 586 note), 61, 505. 716, 952-Tuberculous (parlia- Duncan: a correction, 625 EBms, Alfred Wilson, obituary notice of, 105 mentary note). 361-Antimony treatment for DUNCAN. Peter Thomas, obituary notice of, Emotion, human, measurement of. 280 (parliamentary note), 476 583, 624 Empire MTunicipalDirectorv of Local Authori- Eye. artificial, revolishing and recolouring of, DUNCOMBE:, Adolphus: Guild of Blind ties and Oflcials and Year Book of " Muni- 627-',ase of, 685 Gardeners, 692 cipal Engineering and the SanitaryRecord" Eye, effects of carbon monoxide on, 649 DUNDERDALM, Evelyn (and E. H. R. HARaRIEs): for 1921-22, rev., 935 Eye injuries, economic aspect of (T. Lister Herpes and varicella, 600. (0) Empyema, site of operation for, 657, 719, 759, Llewellyn), 118. (0) DUNHLL, T. P.: Exophthalmic goitre, 269, 836 Eyestrain in kinematograph halls, 233, 281, 322 426 Encephalitis, epidemic, histo-pathology of (C. DUNLOP. Knight (and Robert Mi. YERXES, Da Fano). 153. (0)-Correspondence on, 210 editors): The .Journal of Comparative Path- Encephalitis, epidemic, " minute bodies " in, F oloy,. rev., 818 210 DUNLOP. James Craufurd, appointed Registrar- Encephalitis, epidemic, myoclonic (E. J. Faeces inalimentarydisorders (Robert Coope), General for Scotland, 136 Bradley), 891 528 DuNN, W. E. Nickolle: Dental caries, appen- Encephalitis, lethargic (Wilfred Harris), 47- FAIRBAIRN. John S.: Physiological principles dicitis, and gastric ulcer, 960 (G S. Haynes), 849. lO) in midwifery praLctice, 413. (0)-Sterility, DURET. Henri, obituary notice of, 689 Encephalitis, lethargic (leading article), 93 816-Operative treatment of genital pro- DUTCE, Henry: A urethral drainage bougle, Encephalitis, lethargic. cerebro-spinal fluid lapse, 894 645 in (R. Hamer Hodges), 421 FARBANK, H. A. T.: Orthopaedic treatment DWYER, F. Conway, knighthood conferred Encephalitis, lethargic, outbreak of in Great of poliomyelitis. 517. (0) upon, 865 Britain, 277, 357 FAIRBANIK, William, C.V.O. conferred upon, 61 Dyestuffs (Import Regulation) Act, list of pro- Encephalitis, lethargic, and epidemic hic- leAIaL1E, H. P.: Post-anaesthetic vomiting, ducts, 447 cough, 572 194 DYBER, Sidney Reginald. appointed a Com- Encephalitis, lethargic, treated with influenza FALKINER, Ninian M.: Fatal poisoning from missioner of Prisons, 626 bacillus antigen (W. M. Crofton and 1). inhalation of acid fumes, 143-Simulium DYKE, S. C.: Suggested autoinoculation of a Costello), 601 reptans in Ireland, 550 rodent ulcer, 932 (0) Encephalitis, lethargic, labour in a case of Farmers and dangerous drugs. See Drugs DYKz.s, H. P. (and EdwinUBREAWLL) Cervical (W. F. Theodore Haultain and G. 0. FARB, C.: Persistence of gastric ulcers after ribs and pressure symptoms, 384 Thornton), 382 perforation, 613 Dysentery, amoebic, complicating malignaut Encephalitis lethargiea, Ministry of Health FARRANT, Rupert, obituary notice of, 177 disease of lower bowel (Jenner Hoskin), Memorandum on, 508. 662 Fascia lata, surgical uses of (Cyril B. Cuff), 563 Encephalitis lethargioa, myoclonic, case of 494. (0) Dysentery, review of books on, 498 simulating hydrophobia (Stanley B. Denyer Fatigue and efficiency (leading article), 131 DYsoN, Captain C. B.: The primary organism and D. E. Morley). 191. (0) Fatigue Research Board, The Industrial in cultures, 932 Encephalitis lethargica, ocular symptoms in (lea,ding article), 203-Parliamentary note, Dystrophy, idiopathic muscular (H. S. Carter the slighter cases of (Ransom Pickard), 851. 360, 399-Industrial fatigue and ventilation, and W. Fleming), 809. (0) (0) 533. Se also Industrial Io 24m IBNMUE XMICAl JOURNAL I 10IDXINDE-X.

Fat-soluble" A " content of oils, 104 Food values (parliamentary note), 399 Fund Guild, Royal Medical Benevolent, 107. FAULDEB, T. Jefferson: Risks after operations Food in war and peace (parliamentary note), 208, 899 on tonsils and adenoids in outdoor clinics, 476 Fund, 'Royal Medical Benevolent, Ireland: 404 Foods, economical, pamphlet (parliamentary Report, 953 FAWCETT, Hugh A. (and A. GOFF): Macedonia: note), 683 Fund, Save the Children. Record, 146 A Plea for the Primitive, rev., 272 Foot muscles, action of the intrinsic and Fund, War Emergency. 28 FAWsITT, Thomas, dinner to, 35 their treatment by electricity (G. Murray Funds, Auxiliary R.A.M.C., 723 Federation of Medical and Allied Societies, Levick), 381. (0) election of officers, 585-Note on, 585-Annual FORBES, A. M. M., elected President of the dinner, 819 Coroners' Society, 958 Fee, notification, and the end of the war, 916 FoRBEs, C.: Muscle re-education. 175 Fees of Admiralty surgeons (parliamentary Forceps, Duval's lung, modification of, 273 G. note). 618 FORD, R. E (and E. T. C. MILLIGAN): Fracture Fees of Glasgow students, 621; of Edinburgh of first rib, 191. (0) Gag, mouth, an iniproved, 127, 180 students, 684 FORDYCE, Dr. (and R. W. JOENSTONE): Haemor- GALBRAITH, S. Nicol: Tuberculous milk, 141 Fees to medical men called by the police to be rhage with eclampsia, 496 GALEN (leading article), 24 increased in Paris, 919 Foreign body (needle) in a semilunar carti- GALLOWAY, Sir James: Albuminuria and life Fees of public vaccinators, 171 lage, 108 assurance, 83-Relation of skin disease to Femur, fracture of. See fracture FORESTIER-WALKER, C. L., appointed a Com- internal disorder, 303 FENWICK, P. C. Collingwood: Destruction of missioner (unpaid) of the Board of Control, Galvanic acupuncture in treatment of sciatica. bacilli by electricity, 812 447 (E. A. Goulden). 523. (0) FERGuS, Freeland, tlon. LL.D.Glasgow con- Forgetting, psychological, in relation to lying Galyl in malaria. See Malaria treatment ferred upon, 761 (Mary Bell), 123. See also Psychological GAMAGE, A. W. and Co.: New catalogue. 841 Ferguson chemical library, 621 FORLANINI, Carlo, memorial to, 368 GAMLEN, Captain Robert Long, obituary notice FERGUSON, Haig: "Twilight sleep," 341 Formol-Gel reaction in syphilis (J. Mackenzie), of, 690 FERGUSON, J. Bell: Simple goitre in school 854 GAELTOFT, Professor: Operative treat- children, 444 FORT, Thomas, obituary notice of, 513 ment of genital prolapse, 894 FERRIER, John C.: Pernicious anaemia: FORTESCUE - BRICKDALE, John Matthew: Gangrene, review of book on, 708 repeated doses of calomel: recovery, 932 A Textbook of Pharnacology and Medical Gardening for the blind, 680, 692 FERBIEBRE Dr., elected an honorary member Treatment for Nurses, rev., 817-Death of, GARRATT. G. C.: Hospital staffs and paying of the Vienna Medical Society, 627 868-Obituary notice of, 916 patients. 31. 70. 366- -A correction. 70 Fever, blackwater (L. S. Dudgeon), 94 FOSTER, W. J.: Retrograde catheterization for GAARRISON, Fielding H.: History ofthe Reaimnen Fever, blackwater, use of Vitex peduncularis impermeable stricture of the urethra, 931 Sanzitatis, rev., 231-(and Casey A. WOODy in (Lieut.-Col. J. C. S. Vaughan), 186. (0) (0) A Phusician's Antlology of English and Fever, brass, 254 FOTHERGILL, E. Rowland: The Ministry of American Poetry, 277 Fever, cerebro-spinal, lingual application of Health and the profession, 64-Collective GARRY, T. G., reappointed British physician iodine as a prophylactic in vJ. A. Taylor), opinion of the profession, 362 at Pistany, 879 776. (0) FOTHERGILL, W. E. (and F. H. LACEY): End- Gas-oxygen-ether outfit, improvements for use Fever, cerebro-spinal, studies in, 168 results of plastic vaginal operations for with, 19 Fever, enteric, in the United States, 713 genital prolapse. 892 Gas supply, domestic, dangers of. 313 Fever, glandular, 100, 142, 509, 546, 582, 649- FOWLER, C. Owen, appointed J.P. for borough Gastric cancer. See Cancer (h. Letheby Tidy and E. B. Morley), 452. (0) of Croydon, 35 1iastric function, chemical estimation of (J. H. -(James Leask), 703. See also Lympho- FOWLER, Sir James Kingston: Artificial Ryffel), 383-Discussion on, 383 blastosis pneumothorax, 814 Gastric ulcer. See Ulcer Fever, infectious, cases in the autumn of 1920, FOWLER, Trevor Hayman: Treatment of Gastroptosis, diagnosis and treatment of 361 syphilis in Macedonia, 930. (0) (Major John F. Hall-Edwards), 698. (0) Fever, paratyphoid, 842 Fox. Eingston: Albuminuria and life assur- GATLEY, Charles A., obituary notice of, 445 Fever, rat-bite, novarsenobillon in (F. W. ance, 84 GA(UTBY, George, obituary notice of, 368 Burton-Fanning), 886. (0) Fox, W. S.: Syphilis and its Treatment, with GAuVAIN. Sir Henry: Non-operative treatment Fever, scarlet, incubation period of (A. M. Special Reference to Syphilis of the Skin, of surgical tuberculosis, 424 Watts), 495 rev., 231 GEDDEs, George: Prevention of puerperal in- Fever, typhus, research hospital to be Fracture of femur (Major Sinclair), 229 fection, 838 opened at Wilmo, 273-Heview of books on, Fracture of femur, a simiple imethod of exten- GELIEN, J.: Diphtheria carriers, 27 857 sion (B. F. Pendred), 380. (0) GEMMELL, J. E.: Operative treatment of geni- Fever, yellow, in Mexico. investigations on, Fracture of firs' rib (E. T. C. Milligan and tal prolapse. 894 396-In Northern Peru, 436 R. E. Ford), 191. (0)-Correspondence on, GEMMILL, W.: LigatiOns of the left subelavian FFRENcE, E. G. (and C. F. MARSHALL): 284 artery, 739 Syphilis and Venereal Diseases, rev.. 566- Fractures, hospital treatment of (Robert General Medical Council. See Council Treatment of venereal disease, 686 Ollerenshaw), 559. (0) General Nursing Council. See Nursing FIELD, Captain P. C., Order of the Nile con- Fractuies, influence of the war on the modern General practice, note-takingin, 430 ferred upon, 690 treatment of (Elenry Wade), 327. (0) General practice and vaccine therapy. See Filariasis expedition to British Guiana, 280 Fractures, treatment of (Major Meurice Vaccine FILLIATRE, G. le: Pr6cis de Rachianesth6sie Sinclair). 229-(S. Alwyn Smith), 483. (0) General practitioner and medical progress g4n4rale, rev., 741 Fractures, ununited (G. W. Beresford), 456. (Sir James Maekenzie), 797 (0)-Leading FINDLAY, Leonard: Congenital syphilis, 343 (0) article on, 822-Correspondence on, 913 Fine adjustments (leading article), 432 Fractures of the upper extremity, treatment Genital prolapse, end-results of plastie Fine chemical industry. See Chemical of (J. W. Dowden), 896 vaginal operations for (W. E. Fothergill and FINEELNBURG. Rudolf: Die Therapie an den FRAENKEL, Alexander, resigns editorship of F. H. Lacev). 892-Discussion, 893-Leading Bonner Universit0tsklinikeii, rev., 307 the Wiener klinische Wochenschrift, 347 article on, 903 FINZI, N. B.: X-ray radiation and cancer, 440 France: Association pour le Developpement Genito urinary surgery, two instruments for, -Pruritus ani, 602 des Relations Medicales, 325-Bibliographze 568 First Minister of Health (leading article), 535 des Livres FranVais de Midecine et de Genoa, special courses on tuberculosis at. 549 Fischer's solution (incitamin), 179. See also Sciences. 532-Latinity in, decline of, 36- Germany: Age-limit in the universities, 725- Incitamin Most suitable time for calling men to the Institute for testing the therapeutical value FISHER, Walter: Action of quinine on the colours, 157-Premium for children born in, of drugs, 745-Medical curriculum in, 789-- pregnant and non-pregnant uterus in the 944-Stethoscope in, 516-Trachoma in Mar- Population of, 725-Secret remedies and the tropics, 891 seilles, 702. See also Paris German medical press, 649-Students in the Fistulae, coccygeal (J. P. Lockhart-Mummery), FRANCIS. George Phillip, obituary notice of, universities, number of, 51-Wassermann 807. (0)-Correspondence on, 915, 957 548 test regulations, 775-Preservation of impor- Fistulae of Stenson's duct, operation for the FRASER, John: Limps in children, 843. (0) tant features of scientific research, 919 radical cure of pre-masseteric (Gilbert FRENCH. Herbert: One or two points of medi- Grant, notes on a (William Robinson), 560. (O0 Chubb), 45 (0) cal utility, 161-Simple puncture in delayed GIBB, J. A.: The risks after operations for ITCH, W. E.: New Pocket Medical Formu- resolution in pneumonia, 161 tonsils and adenoids in outdoor clinics, 66 lary, rev., 742 FRETER, Sir Peter J.: Clinical Lectures on GIBBEs, C. Chapman, presentation to. 215 ITzGIBBON, Gibbon: Fibrous and muscular Enlargement of the Prostate, rev., 17 GIBBONS, G. F. PI.: Herpes and varicella, 382- attachments of the vagina, 778-Primary FRIEL, A. R.: Vaccine therapy in regard to Medical examination of recruits. 448 carcinoma of vagina, 778 general practice, 320 GIBBONs, R. A.: Sterility, 815 FITZWILLIAMS, Duncan: Naevi in children, Friendly society support for hospitals, 712 GIBLIN, W. E.: Tartar emetic for venereal 605 Frog's kidney. See Kidney granuloma, 932 Flavouring agents in medicines, 27 Frontal sinus operation (Walter Howarth), 855 GIBSON, G. H. R.. appointed Deputy Com- FLECHsIG, Paul: Anatomie des Menschlichen FRY, John William. obituary notice of, 584 missioner of General Board of Control in Gehirns und Ruckenmarks auif Myelogene- FRY, Walter E.: Risks after operation on Scotland, 135 tischer Grundlage, rev., 529 tonsils and adenoids in outdoor clinics, 174 GIFFIN: Splenectomy in pernicious anaemia, FLEMING, A. (and Captain S. R. DOUGLAS and FRY. W. Kelsey (and H. D. GILLIES): New 470 L. COLEBROOK): Studies in wound infec- principle in the surgical treatment of " con- GILBERT, Sir Hunaphry, his scheme for a tions, 235 genital cleft palate'" and its mechanical sixteenth century university for London, 58 FLEMING, Alexauder: Vaccine therapy in counterpart, 335. (0) GILCHRmIST, James C.: Tuberculous milk, 34 regard to general practice, 255. (0) Frv's Royal Guide to the Principal London GILCHRIST, Major Kenneth (and Maior J. FLEMING, Robert A.: Smelling salts in pre- and other Charities, rev.. 87 PRATT-JOHNSON and Captain HAY-MICHEL): vention of sea-sickness. 726 FULLERTON, Andrew: Stenosis at the internal Action of certain special preparations on FLEMING, W. (and H. S. CARTER): Case of meatus after suprapubic prostatectomy, malarial parasites and their employment in idiopathic muscular dystrophy. 809. (0) 301. (0)-Case of deformity in a child, 497- treatment of malaria, 80. (0) FLEMMING, Charles E. S.: Risks after opera- Haematuria a.s seen by the surgeon, 923. (0) GILES, Arthur: Causes, prognosis, and treat- tions for tonsils and adenoids in outdoor FULTON, Adam, presentation to, 400 ment of sterility, 814 clinics, 101 Functional nervous disorders hospital. See GILES, A. 1:.: Operative treatment of genital FLETCHER, H. Morley: Congenital syrhilis, Hospital Cassel prolapse 893 460 Fund, King Edward's Hospital: Special GILES, P. Broome: Prevention of venereal FLETT, Dr.: Twilight sleep, 342 meeting re voluntary hospitals, 178, 198- disease, 284 FLINT, E R.: The teaching of anatomy and Annual meeting, 579-Interim report of GILFORD, S.: Venereal disease prevention, physiology, 143 -Acute intestinal obstruc- Committee, 585, 607 246 _tion, 729. (0) Fund,-PolicyLeeds Workpeople's Hospital, 871 GML, Lieut.-Col. C. A.: Malaria in Efngland, Flour, Chinese (parliamentary note), 316 Fund, Nurses' National, parliamentary note, 502 Foetas, harlequin (James T. McAuslin), 155. 476 GILLIES, H. D. (and W. Kelsey FRY): New (0)-Correspondence on, 623 Fund, Officers' Families', report. 325 principle in the surgical treatment of " con- Food Education Society. report, 180 Fund, R.A.M.C., and Officers' Benevolent genital cleft palate " and its mechanical Food factor in pellagra (leading article), 310 Fund, annual meeting, 690 counterpart, 335. (0) Food factors, accessory, name for, 107 Fund, Royal Medical Benevolent, 55, 208, 273, GILLISON, Thomas, Chinese Order of Chia Ho Food poisoning, outbreaks of, 170 476, 899, 944-Annual meeting 611 conferred upon, 208 rTMUrnNa INDEX. I K.aseaajouawa. 1

GIUSEPPI, P. L.: Treatment of urethral GREENWOOD, Major (and E. L. COLLIs): The HALL, E. Wilaon: Patent ductus arteriosus, stricture, 702. (0) Health of the Industrial Worker, rev., 497- 83 GrVEN, Surgeon Commander D. H. C. : ome The science of etiology or the new epidemio- HALL, J. Basil: The voluntary principle and deductions from the statistics on the pre- logy, 581, 658 the Bradford bogey, 98, 212 vention of pulmonary tuberculosis, 225. GREENWOOD, W. Osborne: Artificial respira- HALL, J. Robertson: Eight successive breech (0) tion in the newborn, 601 presentations in the same patient. 704 GLADSTONE, H. B.: Prevention of venereal GREIG, D. M.: Presentation to, 62-Cardio- HALLAM, Rupert.: Note on his journey to the disease, 174 spasm, 705 Far East re control of venereal disease, 541 Gland, thymus, in everyday life (Leonard GREIG, Wing Commander Lewis Leister, HALL-EDWARDS, Major John F.: Diagnosis Williams), 481 Order of the Crown of Belgium conferred and treatment of gastroptosis, 698. (0) Glands, ductless, influence of on evolution upon, 626 HALLIBURTON, W. D.: Mackenzie Davidson (L. Bolk), 821 GRIFFITH, J. P. Crozer: The Diseases of lecture on the importance of the infinitely Glands, review of books on, 463 Infants and Children, rev., 531 little, 449. (0)-Treatment of trypano- Glands, tuberculous cervical. thoracic duct GRIFFITH, R. C. (and J. H. WHITE): The somiasis, 777-Reviews Robert McCarrison's wounded during removal of (G. H. Edington), Pocket Guide to Chess Openings, rev., 465 book on deficiency disease, 896 564-(Archibald Young), 564 GIRIFFITH, T. Wardrop: Three cases of heart- HALLOWES. K. R. Collis: Oxyuris vermi- Glandular fever. See Fever. block, 763 (0), 956-Graphic methods in cularis, 920 Glandular tuberculosis. Bee Tuberculosis cardiac diagnosis, 813 HALSTED, Professor: Ligations of the left Glasgow. See Scotland GRIFFITH, Walter: Operative treatment of subclavian artery, 573 GLENDINING, Bryden: Surgical needles, 127- genital prolapse, 894 HAMLTON, James: Irritable bladder, 480 Modified Duval's lung forceps, 273 GRIFFITHS, Joseph: Voluntary hospital staffs, HANCE, Captain James Bennett, O.B.E. con- GLOVER, Dr.: A cancer serum, 206 98 ferred upon, 958 Glucosides and alkaloids, 59 GRIFFITES, L. M.: A sixteenth century HANDLEY. W. Sampson: Lines of advance in Glycosuria (W. Langdon Brown), 345 scheme for a London university, 58 the surgery of breast cancer, 37. (0)-Letter Glycosuria, sapraemic (Charles Gaskell Hig- Growths, inoperable, diathermy for (Sir on, 320 ginson), 296. (O)-Thomas E. Mitchell), William Milligan). 461 HANDLEY-READ. Dr.: Influence of diet on the 459-(O. Leyton), 459-Correspondence on, GROVES, E. W. Hey: Synopsis of Surgery, rev., teeth, 385 511, 687 429 HANRAHAN, the late Dr. J. A., an appeal, 541 GLYNN, Ernest: Pathology of influenza, 426- GUBB, Alfred S.: From Cloud to Sunshine, HARCOURT, Richard Eugene, obituary notice. Mechanical apparatus for Wassermann rev., 231-Guide to Algiers for motorists, 683 of. 839 reaction. 641, 674 GUERIN: Vaccinationbf cattle against tuber- HARDING, M. Esther: Heart-block in diph- GOADBY, Sir Kenneth: Immunity and indus- culosis, 130 theria, 321-The circulation in acute infec- trial disease, 827-Appointed to represent GUBBItS, Lieut.-General Sir Launcelotte, re- tion, 462 medical science on the Advisory Committee appointed Special Commissioner of Royal HARDING, R.. presentation to, 325 for the Metalliferous Mining Industry, 841 Hospital, Chelsea, 840 HARFORD, C. F.: Treatment of trypano- Goats and goat's milk, 651 GuILLAumE, A. C.: La Svmpathique et les somiasis, 777 GODFREY. T. H.: Position of arms in breech Svytcmes Associes, rev., 196, 644-(And HARINGTON, Sir John: His English version with extended legs, 366 others): Sympathique et glandes endocrines, of Regimen Sanitatis Salernitatum, 231 GODLEE, Sir Rickman J.: Six Papers by Lord rev., 463 Harlequin foetus." See Foetus Lister, 386-Appreciation of Peter Thomas GULLAN, A. Gordon: Pathology of influenza, HARxAN, N. Bishop: Eyestrain and the Duncan, 583 427 kinematograph, 234-Congenital syphilis, GOFF. A. (and Hugh A. FAWCETT): Macedxmia: GUNN. J. A Massage of the heart and resus- 344-Ocular palsies. 426-A direct record A Pleafor the Primitive, rev., 272 citation, 9. (0) scotometer, 645-The axis of astigmatism, Goitre, exophthalmic, discussion at the Royal Gunshot injury to the brain (Judson S. Bury), 666. (0)-Preparation of scientific papers, Society of Medicine, 268, 342, 425 556. (0) 721-Organization of school ophtbalmic Goitre, exophthalmic, review of books on, 306 Gunshot wound, effect of on the skull, 628, 692 work, 782-The private clinic system, 938 Goitre, simple, in school children, 367, 444 Gunshot wounds causing bilateral hypo- HARRIES, E. H. R. (and Evelyn DUNDERDALE): GOLDIE, Robert William, obituary notice of, glossal palsy (Harold Burrows), 776 Herpes and varicella, 600. (0) 368 GUNTER. F. E.: Tray for tuberculin adminis- HARRIs, Isaac: Electro-cardiograph, 704- Golf, Rules of, 762 tration, 273 Heart-block and the Adams-Stokes syn- Gonorrhoea, catheter holder for intrauterine GUPTA, Captain Banwari Lall, Military Cross drome, 791 treatment of, 569 conferred upon, 917 HARRIs, J. D.: Valie of digitalis in two cases GoocEa, H.: Breech presentation with ex- GURDON, John E.: Over and Above, rev., 18 of auricular fibrillation, 49 tended arms, 624 GUTHRIE. C. G.: Diphtheria carriers, 27 HARRIs, Laurence Herschell Levi, obituary GOODALL, E. W.: Relation of skin disease to GUTEHRIE, Douglas: Surgery of nasal deformi- notice of, 105 internal disorder, 303 ties, 896 HARRIs, Robert, obituary notice of, 286 GOODALL, J. S.: Exophthalmic goitre, 269 GUTERIET, R L.. appointed coroner for Eastern HARRIS, Wilfred: Lethargic encephalitis, 47 GOODFELLOW, Dr.: Some aspects of preven- District of the County of London, 35 HARRISON, W. J.: Diathermy in diseases of tive medicine, 642 GuyER, R. Glode: Cultivation of Medicinal the throat and nose, 220. (0) GOODEART, Sir James Frederic: The Diseases Plants in Scotland, 960 Harrogate: Scientific investigations on the of Children, rev., 934 GUYON, Professor, eulogium delivered on at waters, result of, 129, 749-Baths not closing GOODWIN, Lieut.-General Sir T. H. John C.: the Vienna Urological Society, 330 down, 661, 691 Belgian Croix de Guerre conferred upon, 253 Gynaecology, review of books on, 163, 816, 898 Harrow medical officers' salary (parliamentary Gordon College. See College note), 655 GORDON, Alfred: French-English Medical HART, T. Wheeler, appointed Deputy-Lieu- Dictionary, rev., 935 tenant for Lancashire, 833 GOBDON, A. Knyvett: Instrumental abortion, HARTILL, S.: Herpes and vericella, 284 461-Differential staining of carcinomata, H. HARTLEY, Percival Horton-Smith: Knighthood 687, 759-Pathology of breast epithelium, 896 conferred upon, 96-(and Sir R. Douglas GORDON, M. H.: Serological study of haemo- HADFIELD, J. A.: A correction, 628 POWELL): On Dieeases of the Lungs and lytic streptococci: differentiation of Strepto- Haemarthrosis of knee, tuberculous (John Pleurae, rev., 271 coccus pyogenes from Streptococcus scarla- A. C. Macewen). 158 HARVEY. Lieut.-Col. William Frederick, C.I.E. tinae, 632. (0) Eaematemesis, post-operative, digestion of conferred upon,61 GORDON, W.: Practical gains of clinical car- oesophagus as a cause of (Laurence T. HARVIER (and others): Sympathique et glandes diology since 1900, 12 (0), 49-Gastric ulcer Stewart, J. Hogarth Pringle, and J. H. endocrines, rev., 463 and gastric cancer, 99 Teacher), 563 HAULTAIN, F. W. N.: "Twilight sleep," 341- GORDON-WATSON, Sir Charles: Pruritus ani, Haematocolpos and haematometra in a child A correction, 408 603 causing retention of urine (J. K. Haworth), HAULTAIN, W. F. Theodore (and G. 0. GORELL, Lord: Prevention of venereal disease, 673 THORNTON): Labour in a case of encephalitis 684 Haematuria as seen by the surgeon (Andrew lethar8ica, 382 GORGAS, Surgeon-General, Panama memorial Fullerton), 923. (0) HAWORTH, J. K. (and W. A. PEVERLEY): to, 583, 615 Haematuria, symptomless (James B. Mac- Aneurysm of external carotid artery treated GORHAM, Patrick Charles, obituary notice of, alpine), 631. (0) by ligature of common carotid artery and 251 Haemochromatosis and bronzed diabetes internal jugular vein, 339 (0)-Retention of GOULD, Sir A. Pearce: Use of alcohol in (Robert Muir), 461 urine due to haematocolpos and haemato- medicine, 609 Haemolytic streptococci, serological study of metra in a child, 673 GOULDEN, E. A.: Treatment of sciatica by (M. H. Gordon), 632. (0) HAWTHORNE, C. O.: Study of heart disease, 64 galvanic acupuncture, 523. (0) Haemorrhage, cataclysmal, after tonsil- -Preparation of scientific papers, 756, 913- Gout, review of books on, 271 lectomy. 397 The private clinic system, 939 GOWRING, B. W.: Measles, intussusception, Haemorrhage with eclampsia (Dr. Fordyce HAWTHORNE, J. Lorimer: Venereal disease and appendicectomyin a baby seven months and R. W. Johnstone), 496 prophylaxis. 33 old, 495 Haemorrhage, uterine, not associated with HAY, John: Prognosis in patients presenting a GAN., F. M.: Cross of the Legion of Honour pregnancy, treatment of (James Phillips), rapid heart action, 564-The electro-cardio- conferred upon, 584 224. (0) graph, 704-Appointed deputy-lieutenant for GzRAa, G.: Chemical estimation of gastric Haemorrhagic disease of the newborn, blood Lancashire, 833 function, 383 transfusion in, 791, See also Melaena neo- HAY-MICHEL., Captain (and Major J. PRATT- Grandparents, great, seven alive, 370 natorum JOHNSON and Major Kenneth GILCHIIsT): GRANT, James, presentation to, 919 Haemorrhoids cured without operation (J. C. Action of certain apecial preparations on GRANT, Lachlan: Teapot stirrer, 36 Lyth), 265 (0), 403-Correspondence on, 326, malarial parasites and their employment in Granuloma, venereal, tartar emetic for (W. E. 364, 403. 441, 479 the treatment of malaria, 80. (0) Giblin), 932 Haemorrhoids treated by electrolysis (J. HAYNES, G. B.: Encephalitis lethargica, 849. Graveas's disease. See Goitre, exophthalmic Curtis Webb). 457. (0) (0) GRAY, Major George D., French Ml6daille des Hair, direction of the growth of, 867 Hazell's Annual anud Almanack for 1921, rev.. Epidemies conferred upon, 513 HALDANE, J. S.: Recent advances in the phy- 164 GRAY, Sir Henry M. W.: Application of war siology of respiration, renal secretion, and HEAD. Henry: New study of aphasia, 863, 946 lessons in civil work, 62,109. (0) circulation, 409. (0)-Fine adjustments, 432 Health Board, Central Imperial, for India, Great-grandparents, seven alive, 370 -Acidosis and alkalosis, 542 136 GREAvEs, Charles Augustus, obituary notice HALE-WHRITE, Bir W.: Exophthalmic goitre, Health Minister, the first (leading article), 535 of, 689, 760 269-Richard Bright's less known contribt- GREAVEs, R. B.: Lavs bv the Wav. rev., 273 tions to medicine, 906 HEALTH MINISTRY: Greek Lexicon, new edition of Liddell and HATjh,T Arthur J.: Herpes and varicella, 284- Anthrax from shaving brushes, 207 Scott's, 315 Relation of skin disease to internal disorder, Appointments, 574 GIREBEN, Stanley: Radium therapy, 270 303-Physiology and clinical medicine in Blind welfare, Advisory Committee recon- GREBN, A. Withers: Albuminuria and life Sheffield, 688 stituted, 691 assurance, 84-Cure of haemorrhoids with- HALL, A. W. (and W. H. OGIhv3): Treatment Correspondence on, 31, 64. 99,508 out operation, 326 of cutaneous anthrax, 889. (0) . Divisional and full-time health insurance GREENLIEES, T. Duncan: South Africa and HALL, Donald: Herpes and varicella, 673- officers, 61, the British Medical Association, 363 Artificial pneumothorax, 814 Draft Orders, 653 Tm,Burnes I 121 2 KzjDGAL.jouRNALjTxuflnmsu .-INDEX.INDEX.

HEALTH MINISTRY (cotinued): Herpes zoster and varicella, association of HoNouRs (continued): Enc8phalitis lethargica, memorandum on (W. Morton Robson), 228 Order of the British Empire: 508, 662 Herpes zoster and varicella, concurrent C.B.E., 34 Estimates, 575 (Rowland Hill), 302 O.B.E., 34, 144,917, 958 Food poisoning outbreaks, 170 HERRING. Herbert T.: Chronic retention of M1B E.. 144 Hospital Inquiry Committee, 96 urine arising from Drostatic disorder, 376 (0), Knighthoods, 61. 96, 652, 865, 959 Influenza decrease, 287 554 Military Cro- s and Bars, 917 Influenza, pandemic (1918-19), report on, 205, HERZFELD, Gertrude M. A.. awarded a Gibson Birthday, 865 348, 355 research scholarship, 918 New Year, 58.61 Leading article on, 56,747 HESS, Alfred F.: ScurvV, Past and Present, Kaisar-i-Hind Medal, 61, 865 " Lock-up " surgeries, 753 rev., 85 Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 215, 253 Maternityhomes and children's institutions, HEWAT. Colonel Sir John, Belgian Ordre de Order of Mercy, 35 97,504 la Couronne conferred upon, 515 Territorial Decoration, 69, 548 Medical branch, 683 HEWER, C. Langton: Massage of heart and Foreign decorations, 208, 215, 253, 446, 515. Medical staff of, 475, 618, 683 resuscitation, 228-A disclaimer, 550-A new 584, 626, 690. 795 Milk regulations, 586 anaesthetic " ethanesal." 565.659 Mentioned in dispatches, 144,178 Milk supply to nursing mothers, 541 HEWETT, Frederick Stanley, K.C.V.0. con- Mention for Distinguished Service, 215, 917 Mond, Sir Alfred, declaration of policy, 750 ferred upon, 58,61 Promotions, 61, 917 Parliamentary notes, 61, 360, 475, 618, 653, HEWITT, Lieut.-Col. Edmund Philip, Belgian 683, 750, 753, 909 Order of Leopold conferred upon. 252 HOOD, Alexander Jarvie, knighthood con- Post-graduate Education in London Com- HEWITT, Dr.: Caesarean section. 604 ferred upon, 58. 61 mittee, 178, 616, 942-Report, 942 HEWKLEY, Frank, awarded the Order of Mercy, HOOvER, Mr., elected honorary member of the And the profession, 31, 64, 99 35 Vienna Medical Society, 627 4ialaries at, 360 HEWLETT, R. Tanner: The Principles of Pre- HOPKINs, L. Gordon: Position of the arms in 3alvarsan substitutes, 178 ventive Medicsne, rev., 346-A Manual of breech with extended legs, 444 Sanatoriums and institutions for treatment Bacteriologv, rev., 857 HoPKINs, Prederick Gowland: Vitamins. 237 of tuberculosis, revised list of, 959 HEYWOOD, (J. C. (and others): Residual -Appointed to the Sir William Dunn chair Scottish Board of Health, 475, 477, 507, 575, vaccines, 846. (0) of bioehemistry at University of Cam- 657, 661, 953 Hiccough, epidemic, 28; and encephalitis bridge, 616 Tuberculosis treatment, 653 lethargica, 572 HOPEiNs, J. G. (and others): Typhus Fever, Venereal diseases, prevention and treat- Hiccough.spasmodica(U?quhartBartholomew), with Particular Reference to the Serbian ment: policy of the Government, 861 82 Epidemic, rev., 857 Water scarcity due to drought, 919 HIGGINSON, Charles Gaskell: Sapraemic HopsoN, Montague, appointed examiner for Welsh Board of Health, 909 glycosuria, 296 (0). 687 Royal Naval Dental Service, 879 HIGHAM, J. Parkinson: Refraction work among HOPTON, Ralph: Refraction work in children, Health Office of the League of Nations. See school children. 793 914 League Highlands and Islands Medical Service, 30 HORDEPR, Sir Thomas: Stasis and the Pre- Health resort, one way of selecting a, 70, 146 HIGMIAN, W. J.: Dermatologv, rev., 676 vention of cancer, 31-The private clinic Health service for London, suggestions for a HILL. A. V.: Physical science and the living system, 937 co-operative, 244 organism, 743 HORRIDGE, Mr. Justice, and professional Health services, State contributions to (parlia- HILL, C. A.* The fine chemical industry, 133 secrecy, 904 mentary note), 475, 505 HIL, Edward (of Dublin), note on, 95 Horse serum in treatment of angio-neurotic Health work, international, 825 HILL, Leonard: Pressure in the renal, portal, oedema, 68 IBAD, R. L,: Herpes and varicella, 340 and glomerular capillaries of the frog's HORSLEY. Sir Victor, memorial to, 19, 281, 683 Heart, action of, and the retarded cinema, 402. kidney, 526 (0)-(and J. A. C. CAMPBELL): -Names of committee, 19 See also Cinema Pbysiological cost of muscular work. 733 (0) HosKIN, Jenner: Five hundred cases of Heart action, rapid, prognosis in (John Hay), -Carillary pressure and oedema, 767 (0), malaria in pensioners, 493. (0)-Amoebic 564 954 dysentery complicating malignant disease Heart affections, graphic methods in diagnosis HILL, Sir Robert: Influenza in the Navy, of lower bowel, 563 of (T. Wardrop Griffith), 813 705 Hospital, 14th Generat, reunion dinner. 481 Heart-block, three cases of (T. Wardrop Grif- HILL, Rowland: Concurrent herpes zoster and Hospital, 29th General, reunion dinner, 35 fith), 763. (0)-Correspondence on, 877, 956 varicella, 302 Hospital accommodation for disabled men. Heart-block and the Adams-Stokes syndrome, HITON, O.: Herpes and varicella. 760 (parliamentary note), 909 755, 791 HIMMELSTRUP, E.: Incitamin," 288 Hospital. Addenbroke's, Cambridge, appoint- Heart-block, complete. in a case of diphtheria, HINGLEY. Lieut.-Col. S. H.: Hints on Roval ments, 761 (B. Clayton Allen), 267. (0)-Correspondence Auctson Bridge, rev., 465 Hospital Almoners Council, report, 574 on, 321 HINGSTON, Charles Albert, obituary notice of, Hospital, Belfast Royal Victoria, resignations, Heart, dilatation of (D. W. Samways), 188. (0) 584 -872-Appointments, 953 Heart disease (W. Gordon), 12, 49-Discussion HIPWELL, A.: Cardiac conditions in cases Hospital, Bellahouston, Glasgow (parlia- on, 49 attending a tropical diseases clinic, 49 mentary note), 618, 716, 869, 909-Committee Heart disease, pensions grant for (parlia- HrRscH. Charles T. W.: Ethanasal anaes- of inquiry appointed. 840.872 mentary note). 576 thesia, 659 Hospital. Bradford Municipal General, 171- Heart disease, study of, 64, 143 HIRscH, I. Seth: Principles and Practice of Parliamentary note on, 540. See also Hos- Heart, disordered action of "D. A. H." (G. L. Roentgenological Technique, rev., 126 pitals. voluntary Thornton), 49 HIRST, John Cooke: A Manual of Gvnaecologv. Hospital, Bristol General, paying patients at, Heart failure, dextrose in (G. Scott Mac- rev., 87 832 Gregor), 158-Correspondence on, 248 Hispano-Portuguese Association for Advance- Hospital, British Ophthalmic, Jerusalem, Heart irregularity, relation of temperature to ment of Science. 350 report. 628 (R. Maenair Wilson), 226. (0) History of medicine. See Medical history Hospital, Cassel (for functional nervous dis- Heart massage and resuscitation (J. A. Gunn), History of Medicine Congress. See Congress orders), foundation of, 680 9. (0)-(Robert B. Coleman), 47-(Norman and Medical history Hospital. Edinburgh Royal, for Sick Children, M. Dott), 192-(C. Langton Hewer), 228. See HOARE, E. F.. called to the Bar, 918 revort, 790 also Resuscitation HOBBS. Remington: Catheter holder for intra- Hospital, Edinburgh Women's, and Hospice, Heart, review of books on, 498. 816 uterine treatment of gonorrhoea, 569 annual meeting. 719 Heart. See also Auricular, Cardiac, Cardio- HOBDAY, Professor: Some ot the diseases of Hospital finance: Evidence of Mr. Gilbert G. logy, anwd Mitral animals communicable to man, 351-Eradi- Panter, 287-Parliamentary note, 753-Meet- HEATH, Cbarles J., elected a Companion of cation of tuberculosis, 423 ing of committee, 789. See also Hospitals, the Institute of Marine Engineers, 253 HODGES, R. Hamer: The cerebro-spinal fluid voluntary HEIER, Major-General Sir Patrick: Apprecia- in encephalitis lethargica, 421 Hospital f or functional nervous disorders, 680. tion of Captain E. R. Armstrong, 481 Hodgkin's disease, leucocytic changes in (Pro- See also Hospital, Cassel Hemicolectomy, 213 fessor Stewart), 813 Hospital, Glasgow Cancer, report, 507 HENDERSON, I. F. (and W. D. HENDERSON): HODGSON, William, knighthood conferred Hospital, Glasgow Ear, Nose and Throat, A Dictionarv of Scientific Terms, rev., 51 upon, 58, 61 annual meeting, 912 HENDRIE, A. S.: Herpes and varicella, 726 HOGG, F. S. D.: Treatment of alcoholism, 75C Hospital, Glasgow Maternity, serious position HENDRY, Dr.: Twilight sleep, 342-Caesarean Holland, rabies in, 482, 784 of, 362 section, 605-Amenorrhoea followed by HOLLAND, C. Thurstan: The hour-glass Hospital, Great Northern Central: Amalgama- severe trauma, 779 stomach, 6. (0)-Some of the rarer con- tion scheme. 135, 253-Grades its accom- HENRY, A. Kirkpatrick, Cross of the Legion of ditions of bones, 270-Appointed Deputy modation, 287-suggestions regarding pay- Honour conferred upon, 584 Lieutenant for Lancashire, 833 ment for insured persons. 579. See also Hos- RENSCHEN, Salomon Eberhard: Klinische HOLLINGWORTH, H. L.: The PsvchologV of pital, Royal Chest und Anatomische Beitrdae zur Pathologie Functional Neuroses, rev., 780 Hospital, Great Ormond Street, for Children: des Gehirns, rev., 706 HOLLIS, Harry, obituary notice of, 513 Dinner of staffs, past and present, 879 HENSON, W. J.: An acid dentifrice, 408 HOLLOWAY, Guy W. H.: Alkaline dentifrices Hospital, Guy's: Reports, vol. lxxi, rev., 934 Herbalist sentenced for performing an illegal and the decrease of dental caries, 726 Hospital Inquiry Committee, 96,135, 170 operation, 407 Holloway prison (parliamentary note), 951 Hospital, Irish, wounded in, 477. See aZso Herbs. medicinal, 60 HOLMz, E. R.: The American UniversitV: an Hospitals, Dublin Heredity, review of books on, 464 Australian View. 864 Hospital, Liverpool Children's, report, 621 Hermaphroditism. 692. See also Sex HoLMEs, Gordon: Ocular palsies, 426 Hospital. London: Liddle triennial prize, 176 HERNAMAN-JOHNSON,F.: Exopbthalmic goitre, HOME, W. E.: " Change of air." 443 -Schorstein lecturers, 208-The closing of 342-Immunizing effect of x rays in cancer, Home service ambulances. See Ambulances wards (parliamentary note), 909 365, 510 HONEY, Thomas Edward, obituary notioe of, Hospital maintenance (Australia), 684 Hernia, diaphragmatic, 880 723 Hospital, maternity, with its ante-natal and Hernia, femoral. radical cure of by the neo-natal departments (J. W. Ballantyne), inguinal route (G. P. Newbolt), 15 HoNoulRs: 221. (0) Hernia, large scrotal, obstruction by a band Order of the Bath: Hospital, Maudsley. lectures at. i25 in (Philip Turner). 738 (0) K.C.B.. 61, 865 Hospital, Middlesex, medical research ex- Hernia into umbilical cord (Robert Tennent). Cd-., 865 hibit at Olympia, 254-Appointments, 879 263. (0) Order of the Star of India: Hospital, Middlesex. at Clacton-on-Sea during Herpes and varicella (A. B. Carver), 227. (0)- C.S.I., 917 the Great War, 1914-1919. Annals of, rev., 934 (E. L. Elliott), 302-(Fred. Tresilian), 340- Order of St. Michael and St. George: Hospital, Naval, at Yokohama (parliamentary (B. L. Heard), 34-(W. Gifford Nash). 340- C.M.G., 61 note), 476, 576 (G. Young Hales), 340-J. Gordon McDougall), Order of the Indian Empire: Hospital patients, psychology of (W. Calwaell), 340-(J. P. Martin), 340-(G. F. P. Gibbons), K.C.I.E.. 865 497, 736, 793. See also Psychology 382-(T. Stenner Evans), 382-(E. H. R. C.I E., 61, 865, 917 Hospital, Princess Louise Oottage, Erskine Harries and Evelyn Dunderdale), 600. (0)- Royal Victorian Order: (for limbless men), report, 242

Hospital, Royal Chest, scheme to improve, 96 Hydrophobia Prevention Society, annual Influenza, pathology of (J. G. Adami), 48; dis- -To merge with Great Northern Central meeting, 295 cussion on, 48, 426 Hospital, 135, 253. See also Hospital, Great Hygiene, review of books on, 50 Influenza, relation of pneumococei and strepto- Northern Hygiene of seamen, 538, 842 cocci to (W. R. Logan), 189. (0) Hospital, Royal Edinburgh Mental, report, Hyperidrosis, 216 Influenzal infection, experimental (F. G. Blake 394, 400 Hvperkeratosis congenitalis (J. T. MeAuslin), and R. L. Cecil), 94 Hospital, Royal Free (London School of Medi- 155 (0). See also Foetus INGRAM, Captain William J. S., Bar to Military cine for Women): lBxtension. 22-" At Hypertonic salines. See Salines Cross, 917 home," 407-Obstetrical unit at. 714 Hypnotism, review of book on, 567 Injuries, self-inflicted, in civilian practice (A. Hospital St. Antoine, Paris: Special course on Hypoglossal palsy. See Palsy Rendle Short and Cyril H. Walker), 298. (0) digestive diseases, 959 Hysteria, review of books on, 464 INMAN, A. C.: Eradication of tuberculosis, 423 Hospital, St. Bartholomew's: Result of peace Inoperable growths. See Growths commemoration appeal. 215-Foundation of Insanity, definition of. 104 new nurses' home laid by the Queen, 325 Insanity, review of books on. 644 Hospital, St. George's, to remain on its I. Insect vectors of disease, 369 present site, 368 . Instinct, review of book on, 305 Hospital, St. Luke's, Bradford. 287 Iliac fossa, right, surgery of (J. E. Adams), Institute of Physics, 679 Hospital ship built at Philadelphia, 919 674 Institution, Liverpool Medical: Pathology of Hospital ships, sinking of (parliamentary ILIFFE, Charles Webb, obituary notice of, 548 influenza, 48. 426 -Left-handedness 123- note), 361 Illegitimate intant mortality. See Mortality Tumours of the parotid gland, 270-Some of Hospital, #ir Patrick Dun's, roll of honour, 834 Immunity and anaphylaxis (H. H. Dale), 820 the rarer conditions of bones, 270-SurgicAl Hospital staffs and paving patients: Corre- Immunity and industrial disease (SirKenneth pz'ctice in China and recent developments spondence on, 31, 66. 70, 98. 366-Leading Goadby), 827 in medical education, 270-Diathermy of article, 310. See also Hospitals, voluntary, Incitamin or Fischer's solution, 179, 288 inoperable growths, 461-Faeces in alimen- and bUPPLEMENT Index Income tax, 36, 69, 89, 145.179, 216. 254, 288, 336, tary disorders, 528-Indications for blood Hospital, t3ydney, report. 684 326, 369, 407, 447, 482, 516. 549. 585, 628, 662, 692, transfusion, 564-Prognosis in patients pre- Hospital, typhus research, to be opened at 725, 762. 796. 841, 880, 920, 951, 959-Assess- senting a rapid heart action, 564-The blood Wilmo, 273 ment. 951-Information re the new income group in mother and child, 641-Mechani- Hospital, University College, Ladies' Associa- tax. 89-Parliamentary notes, 316, 951-And cal apparatus for use in the Wassermann tion, note on, 841 hospitals. 681-Excess profits duty, 692 reaction, 641. 674-Antiquity of syphilis, 704 Hospital, Warneford, report, 400 Index Medicus, new series. 614 -The electro-cardiograph, 704-Uses and Hospital, Wellhouse, Barnet (parliamentary Indexes, the half-yearly, 146 limitations of the cystoscope, 705-Cyst of note), 438 the brain in a youth of seventeen, 705- Hospital, West Middlesex (Isleworth), note on, INDIA: Memorial tablet to members who gave their 952 Calcutta School of Tropical Medicine. 97 lives in the war, 717, 755-Special meeting: Hospital, Willesden, and municipal clinics, Central Board of Health, 136 three jubilees, 911 171 Civil assistant surgeons, 755 Insurance Committees, medical chairmen of, Hospitals and approved societies (parlia- Dangerous drugs in (parliamentary note), 288 mentary note), 576 438 Insurance Committees. National Association Hospitals, Dublin, wounded persons in, 209, Dental school in Bombay, 136 of: Appreciation of the Right Hon. C. 319, 477 Medical colleges in Bengal, 97 Addison, 661 Hospitals, Dublin Associated, fMte, 439 Medical officers' pay in (parliamentary note), Insurance, life. See Life Hospitals, friendly society support for, 712 618 Hospitals and income tax, 681 Opium supply to Hong Kong, 438, 505 INSURANCE, NATIONAL: Hospitals, Voluntary, Committee, 956 Rabies in, 36 Administration, 869 Hospitals, voluntary, conference on, 31, 66, 70, Subassistant surgeons. 136 Contributions, 360 98, 137, 366-And the Bradford bogey, 98. 137, Tata professorships, 35 Discharged soldiers and insurance benefit, 171, 212, 245, 287, 540-(Stanley Raw), 127- Venereal diseases treatment. 755 909 Sussex provident scheme, 129, 132-Special Divisional and full time health insurance meeting of Council of King Edward's Hos- Indian Army Officers' pensions (parliamentary officers, 61 pital Fund, 178,198-The voluntary system note), 909 Estimates (for Ireland), 575 in London, 198. 607-Meeting of Lord Cave's Indian Medical Service: Parliamentary notes Flavouring agents in medicines, 27 committee, 208-Interim Report of Com- on, 360, 475, 683, 715, 909-New rates of pay for Highlands and Islands Medical Service, 30 mittee, 468, 474, 607-Report of Committee, R.A.M.C. officers in, 406-Travelling facili- Insurance Committees and medical record 870, 899-Parliamentary notes, 474-Leading ties, 475-Civil employment pay, 625- cards, 438 article on. 902. See also Hospital staffs and Appeals, 683-Army officers' pensions, 909- Insurance doctors' duties. 360 Hospital finance Annual dinner in London. 957 Insurance practitioner's refusal to disclose, Hotel-Dieu, memorial to internes of Paris Industrial disease and immunity (Sir Kenneth 869 hospitals who died on active service erected Goadby), 827 Medical benefit, 653. 951 at, 739-Post-graduate courses, 795 Industrial Fatigue Research Board (leading Medical record cards, 59. 145, 199. 316, 360, HOUGHTON, J. E.: Acute benign lympho- article), 203-Parliamentary notes, 360, 399- 399, 438. 475-Protest by National Medical blastosis, 649 Industrial fatigue and ventilation, 533. See Union, 145 - As evidence, 199- And In- Hour-glass stomach. See Stomach also Fatigue surance Committees, 438 Housing and town planning conferences, 959 Industrial hygiene, advisory committee of Medicines for panel patients, 29 Housing Bill, 399 experts to be approved by International Parliamentary notes. 29. 61, 316, 360, 399, 438 Housing of miners, 539 Labour Office, 959 475 653, 716, 869. 908, 951 Housing in Scotland, 580 Industrial unrest (C. M. Wilson), 825 Payment for insured persons, opinion of HOVELL, Mark: lndications for and against Industrial welfare and research, conference at Great Northern Hospital, 579 complete tonsillectomy, 855-Enucleation of the Mansion House, 435-Review of books on, Record cards. See Medical the tonsils, 916 497 Refusal to disclose, 869 HOWARD. Robert J. Bliss, obituary notice of, Industrial Welfare Society, note on, 627 Rules for sickness and disablement benefit, 105 Industry, problems of, 748 909 HOWARD, William Travis: Pre-natal death, Infant diseases due to prolonged feeding with Sanatorium benefit transfer (England), 96, 786 excess of carbohydrates (C. E. Bloch), 293. 678; (Scotland), 96,135-Termination of, 438 HOWARTH, Walter: Frontal sinus operation, (0) Tuberculosis treatment. 438, 539 855 Infant mortality. See Mortality Unemployment and sickneso benefit, 716, 95L HOWARTE, W. J.. elected President of the Infant Welfare Congress, 23. See also Maternity Society of Medical Officers of Health, 795 and child welfare Intelligence test. 36 HOWAT, B. Douglas: Prevention of puerperal Infantile paralysis. See Poliomyelitis Internal organization and public health (G. infection, 837 Infectious fever. See Fever Buchanan), 331. (0). See also Public health HOWITT, John R.: Needle in a semilunar car- Infinitely little. importance of the (W. D. Intestinal cancer. See Cancer tilage, 108 Halliburton). 449. (0) Intestinal obstruction, acute (E. R. Flint), 729.. HOYSTED, Colonel Isaae, obituary notice of, Infirmaries. Poor Law. future of, discussion (0) 760 at Harveian Society, 200 Intestinal obstruction by a band in a large HOYTBN, W. J.: The drooping shoulder sign Infirmary, Bristol Royal. paying patients at, scrotal hernia (Philip Turner), 738. (0) of phthisis, 248 832 Intestinal obstruction after ventrofixation, HUDSON, Lieut.-Col. Corrie, C.I.E. conferred Infirmary, Dundee Royal, appointments, 401 prevention of (Alexander Don), 563-(R. upon, 917 Infirmary, Edinburgh Royal: Report, 62- #tewart), 639 HUDSON,T. A. G.: Earlydiagnosis of phthisis, Comparison of figures 1881-1920, 242-Gynae- Intestinal protozoa endemic in Britain (leading 216 cology at, 580 article). 276-Oorrespondence on, 363 HuGnES, Captain Clement A.: French Infirmary, Glasgow Royal, report, 282 Intestinal stasis, results of colectomy for (A. M6daille des Epid6mies conferred upon, 515 Infirmary, Leeds General: Changes in the W. Sheen), 116. (0). See also Hemicolec- HuGHEs, C. Alston: Refraction work in school honorary staff, 754-Death of Mr. Edward tomy children, 876 W%rd. 754-Statisties. 754-School of nursing Intrapericardial pressure, manometer for, 465 HUGHEs, Colonel David Erskine, obituary at. 832-Re allocation of beds, 912 Intussusception, acute, resection of intestine notice of, 406 Infirmary, Leicester Royal: The Male Venereal for (A. H. Southam and C. H. Crawshaw), HUNT, Captain William, O.B.E. conferred Clinic at (Major Henry J. Blakesley), 619- 266. (0) upon. 958 Repori, 621 Inlussuseeption, entero-colic, in an adult (B. HUNTER, James, obituary notice of, 324 Infirmary, a Liverpool Poor Law (Mill Road), Kingsford), 813 HUNTER, Walter: Treatment of gastric and paying patients at. 209 Iodine, lingual application of as a prophvlactie duodenal ulcers. 122 Infirmary, Liverpool Royal, appointments, 755 in cerebro-spinal meningitis and influenzs HUNTER, Colonel William, dinner to, 787-The Infirmary, Manchester Royal: Report, 242- (J. A. Taylor), 776. (0) coming of age of oral sepsis. 859 -Finance, 242-Research in radio-thera- HURRY, Jamieson B.- The Octocentenary of peuties, 787 Ireland : Reading A bbey, 1121-1921, rev., 899 Influenza: In Western Australia,63-Decrease Acidaemia, 319 BURST. A F.: The Psschology of the Special in number of cases in February, 287 Arrests of medical men, 319 Senses, rev., 162-The private clinic system, Influenza bacillus antigen in treatment of en- Auxiliary Division in, medical needs of 939 cephalitis lethargica (W. M. Crofton and D. (parliamentary note), 654 HUSBANDS, H. Wessen: Triplets. 70 Costello), 601 Belfast. visit of dir George Makins, 209 RUSTON, J.: Fate of the lymphocytes, 905 Influenza epidemic in the Navy (Surgeon Com- Bigger, Sir Edward Coey, 62 HUTCHISON, Robert: Diagnostic significance mander S. F. Dudley) 705 Campbell, Robert, memorial, 98 _of abdominal pain in childhood, 1._ (0) Influenza, lingual application of iodine as a Central Midwives Board, 362 Hydrocephalus in achondroplasia, 435 prophylactic in (J. A. Taylor), 776. (0) Dangerous Drugs Rpgulations, 950 Hydronephrosis, double congenital (B. W. Influenza and measles, pneumonic compliea- Dublin: Wounded persons in the hospitals, Johnstone and F J. Browne), 160 tions of (leading article), 710 209, 319-King's Professor of Materia Hydrophobia simulated by myoclonic en- Influenza, pa:demic, 1918-19, Ministry of Medica, 243-Associated hospitals, 439 cephalitis lethargica (Stanley E. Denyer and Health's report, 205, 348-Leading article on, Hanrahan, the late Dr. J. A., an appeal, 541 D. E. Morley), 191. ( 0) 355 Insurance, National, estimates, 575 Tim BvInM 1-4 MSDIC"JOURNAL ] -INDEX.~ '4~~ Ireland (continued): Presentation to, 241-(Editor): Orthopaedic Irish Medical Association, 953 Surgery of Injuries, rev., 642-Appointed L. Irish Public Health Council, 62 Deputy-Lieutenant for Lancashire, 833 King's Professor of Materia Medica, 243 JONES. Robert David, obituary notice of, 251 LABBfi, Marcel: Le Diabate Sucri, rev., 858 MeWalter, J. C., sudden death of, 242 JONES, T. Henry, presentation to, 515 LABORDE, BEOLtRE, and COTTENOT: Radio- Medical reform in Ireland (R. J. Rowlette), JORDAN, A. R.: Prevention of puerperal in- logw et RBaiutmthirauie, rev., 676 344 fection, 757 Labour Bureau, International: Figures as to Moore, Henry, memorial to, 62 JORDAN, Furneaux: Operative treatment of disabled service men, 919-Industrial National University of Ireland, 657 genital prolapse, 894 hygiene experts' advisory committee, 959 Parliament, elections to Senate, 907 Josm, Captain Nitya Nand, O.B.E. conferred Labour, alteration of piesentation and posi- Poor Law medical officers and local govern- upon, 917 tions in (Robert Jardine), 603 ment returns, 656 Journal of Laryngology and Otology, 207 Labour: Delivery of child and placenta in Poor Law medical officers' salaries, 477 Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology of the unruptured membranes at term, 108 Queen's University, representation of in the British Empire, 713 Labcur: Eight successive breech presenta- Ulster Parliament, 242 Journal of Comparative Psychology, vol. i, tions in the same patient (J. Robertson Royal Medical Benevolent Fund Society, 953 No. 1, rev., 818 Hall), 704 Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast, 872, 953 JULER, Henry Edward, death of, 652-Obituary Labour in a case of encephalitis lethargica Simulium reptans in, 550 notice of, 688 (W. F. Theodore Haultain and G. 0. Sinton, Major J. A.. honour to, 30 JULIN, F. B.: Salvarsan and the Wassermann Thornton), 382 Sir Patrick Dun's Hospital roll of honour, test, 582 Labour, morphine in (Louise McIlroy), 159 834 Juries, women on. 134 Labour: Normal delivery after traumatic Ulster Medical Society. 30, 209, 319. 834 rupture of uterus (B. Thorne Thorne), 459 Ulster Parliament, the new, 656, 834 - Labour: Position of the arms in breech with Medical members of, 834 K. extended legs, 320, 366, 444, 624 Wounded in hospital, 477 Labour, scopolamine-morphine in (F. W. N. Kaolin in the treatment of cholera (R. Haultain), 341-A correction, 408. Se also Irish Medical Association. See Association Walker), 640 Twilight sleep Irish Medical Schools' and Graduates' Asso- Kasan: Soviet Tartar Republic forms a Labour, teaching of the mechanism of (Lieut.- ciation. See Association medical institute with special section for Col. A. Buchanan), 238 Irish public health, 62 hygiene of labour, 761 Labour, transverse cervical laceration in (S. Iron workers, cataract in, 905 Kashmir, medical missionary work in, report, Caplan), 421 IRVING, H. B. (editor): Trial of the Wain- 714 Labour. See also Obstetrics wrights, rev., 272 Keats centenary, 360, 905 LACEY, F. H. (and W. E. FOTHERGILL): End- IRWIN, S. T.: Surgery of bones and joints, KEEN, W. W.: Eighty-fourth birthday of and results of plastic vaginal operations for 497 dinner to. 35, 279 genital prolapse, 892 IRWIN, W. K.: Appendix clamp, 568 KEITH, Arthur, knighthood conferred upon, LACRIE. Lamond: Twilight sleep, 341 Isle of Rhodes, large hospital to be erected on. 865-Reviews John M. Tyler's book on The Lactation and childbirth. 448 717 New Stone Age in Northern Europe. 933 LAING, Frederick: The Cockroach: Its Life- Islington's medical officer, superannuation of KELLOCK, T. H.: Non-operative treatment of History and How to Deal with it. 614 (parliamentary note), 618 surgical tuberculosis, 425 LAmD, Janet Stewart, Serbian Order of Italy: Congress of the Society of the History KELLY, Howard A. (and Walter A. BURRAGE): St. Sava conferred upon, 446 of Medical and Natural Sciences, 253-Insti- American Medical Biagraphies, rev., 306 LAMBERT. Lieut -Col. Frederi6k S.. appointed tute of medical bibliography established at KENNAWAY, E. L. (and Henry MAcOoRsAc): an Esquire of the Order of St. John of Naples, 347-Cozzolino collection of anatomi- Treatment of syphilis, 415. (0) Jerusalem, 253 cal and pathological specimens presented to KENNON, Robert: Tumours of the parotid Lameness and deformity, prevention of (lead- the oto-rhino-laryngological clinic of Naples, gland, 270 ing article), 203. See also Orthopaedics 387-Post-graduate courses at Naples, 549- KENNY, John Drought, obituary notice of, 513 Lamp, parabolic reflector. 796 Small surgical hospital opened at Aleppo, KENWOOD, Henry R.: Public Health Labora- Lancashire, medical deputy-lieutenants for, 562 - Sanitary Industries Congress, 583 tory Work (Chemistry). rev., 50 833 Itching See Pruritus Keratodermia blennorrhagica(David Lees). 896 Lancet comes under new control, 661 IvENs, Frances: The use of antigonococcal KERR, J. M. Munro: Caesarean section, 604- LANDIS, Henry R. M. (and George William serum, 77. (0) Resection of double uterus followed by two NonRis): Diseases of the Clhest and the full-time pregnancies, 779 Principles of Phvsical Diagnosis. rev., 306 Key industries, chemicals among (parliamen- Langham " telephone exehange, 398 tary note), 753 LANGLEY, George J.: Note on lymphadenoma, J. KEY, M. Aston: Need for post-graduate in- 667. (0)-(and others): Residual vaccines. struction in mouth sepsis, 920 846. (0) JACHK, W. R.: Treatment of gastric and duo- Kharsivan in malaria. See Malaria treatment Langley prize in tropical medicine, 828. See denal ulcers, 123-Wheeler's Handbook of KIDD, Fleet Surgeon Anthony, obituary notice also Tropical Medicine, rev., 164 of, 840 LANGMEAD, F.: Congenital syphilis, 460 JACKSON, Arthur, obituary notice of. 177, 210 KIDD, Frank: Renal decapsulation for cnronic LANGWILL, Hamilton G.: Treatment of JAcKsoN, Deputy Surgeon-General Sir Robert parenchymatous nephritis, 378. (0) stammering, 384 William, obituary notice of, 760 KiDD, H. Cameron: Site of operation for LANZ, Otto, resigns from Boci6t Inter- JAMEsoN, H. Lyster: Pearl pathology, 827 empyema, 657-The preparation of scientific nationale de Chirurgie as a protest agains JAxESON, W. Wilson: Hygiene, rev., 50 papers, 793 the exclusion of surgeons of Central JANSEN, Murk: On BonFormation: its Rela- 1KDD, Leonard J.: Adrenaline in resuscitation, Europe. 51 tion to Tension and Pressure, rev., 565 137-Post-herpetic itching, 725 Lard, nutritive value of. 501 Japan: Principal trains leaving Tokio to carry KIDD, Walter: Initiative in Evolution, 867 LAIDENNOIS, G. (and J. BAUMEL): Les infeo- a medical officer, 761 Kidney of the frog, pressure in the renal, tions gangrineuses des mnembres consecu- Japan Medical World, foundation of, 646 portal, and glomerular capillaries of (Leo- tives aux plaies guerre, rev., 708 JARDINE. ROBERT: A Practical Textbook of nard Hill). 526. (0) LARKA , E. T.: Treatment of erysipelas, 36 Midwifery for Nurses. rev., 18-Alteration of Kidneys, function of in prostatic enlargement LARHING, Arthur E.: Refraction work among presentations and positions in labour. 603 (J. F. Dobson), 289. (0) school children. 759 JARRATT, A. Kaye: Amazia (amastia), 369 KIMMNS, C. W.: Children's Dreams, 906 Laryngoscopy, explosion of ether vapour Java, plague in, 210, 267, 661 Kinematograph, the, and eye-strain, 233, 281, during (W. J. McCardie), 528 JEANBRAU. E. (and others): ChirurgieRs para- 322. See also Cinema LA5BREY, F. 0. (and R. B. COLEMAN): Bil- trice et Orthop6dique, rev., 16 Kinematography, artificial lighting for (J. C. harziasis treated by antimony tartrate, 299. JEANS, Frank: Uses and limitations of the Elvy), 234 (0) cystoscope, 705 King Edward's Hospital Fund. See Fund LASLETT, E. E.: Pain in paroxysmal auricular JEFFyRY, John, presentation to, 549 KING, Norman C.: Medical registration, 583 fibrillation. 703 JELLETT, Henry: A Short Practice of Mid- King's Professor of Materia Medica (Ireland), LASSAhLE, C. F. : Reort on Anopheles Survey wifery, rev., 18 243 of the Colony of Trinidad and Tobago, 238 JBNKINS, C. E. (andothers): Residual vaccines, KINGSCOTE, Ernest: Dilated pupils, 216-Pre- Latinity, decline of in France, 36 846. (0) disposing causes of consumption, 370 Laundry hygiene, 714 JENNERa, Edward: 125th anniversary of the KiNGsFORD, B. H.: Entero-colic intussuscep- LAuRIE, Caspar Robert. obituary notice of, first vaccination, 840 tion in an adult. 8*3 724 JENSEN. E. T.: Committee for the Prevention KINI, Lieut. Mangalore Gopal, Military Cross LAuRIE, R. Douglas: Melaena neonatorum of Tropical Diseases, 512-Treatment of conferred upon, 917 treated by blood transfusion, 527 trypanosomiasis, 777 KziwAN, Lieut.-Col. Albert, obituary notice LEACEMAN. E. C.: Light as an Aid to Pub- Jerusalem: British Ophthalmic Hospital, of, 690 licity: Illuminated Signs, 711 report, 628 KLEMPERER, G.: The medical curriculum in Lead, action of water on (J. C. Thresh), 558 JEwESB1uRY, R. C.: Congenital syphilis, 460 Germany, 789 Lead, white, use of in painting (parliamentary JEx-BLAKE, A. J.: Physical Signs in the KLIGLER, L. J.: Investigations into yellow note), 829 Chest and Abdomen, rev., 229 fever in Mexico, 396; in Northern Peru, 436 Johns Hopkins Hospital Reports, vol. xxi, KNAGGS, Samuel Thomas, obituary notice of, Leading Articles: fasc. ii, rev., 818 877 American university, 864 Johns Hopkins Medical School and Johns Knee injury causes a mysterious pain, 880 Angina pectoris, surgical treatm-ent of, 823 Hopkins Hospital: Unusual situation Knee, tuberculous haemarthrosis of (John Annual stock-taking, 824 brought about by the resignation of A. C. Macewen), 158 Aphasia, a new study of, 863, 946 William S. Thayer, 841 Knee-cap, an improved. 164 Association. the machinery of the, 746-An Johns Hopkins University to send an expedi- Knee-joint, treatment of acute pyogenic in- annual stock-taking, 824 tion to Porto Rico to study malaria, etc., 919 fection of (A. H. Southam), 884. (0) Auricular fibrillation and flutter, 612 JOHNSON, Roswell Hill (and Paul POPENHOE): KNIGHT, A. E., to hold the combined post of Biliary calculi, recurrence of, 534 AppliedEugenics, rev., 498 Regional Director and Commissioner of Constitutional problem, 647 JOENSTON, Arnold, memorial to, 656 Medical Services in the Ulster Region of the Encephalitis, lethargic, 93 JOENSTONE, R. W. (andF. J. BROWNE): Double Ministry of Pensions, 626 Epidemiology, the new, 432 congenital hydronephrosis, 160-Twilight KNOX, Alice Vance: General Practice and Fatigue and efficiency, 131 sleep, 342-(and Dr. FORDYCE): Haemorrhage X Rays, rev., 346 Fine adjustments, 432 with eclampsia, 496 KNox, E.: Treatment by x rays and radium, First Minister of Health (Dr. Addison), 535 Joints and bones, surgery of (S. T. Irwin), 497 304 Food factor in pellagra, 310 JoLL, C. A.: Exophthalmic goitre, 425 KRAEMER, Henry: Scientific antd Amplied Galen, 24 JoNEs, Ernest: Treatment of Neuroses. 816 _Pharmaoognosy, rev., 386 Genital prolapse, operations for, 903 JONEs, F. Carlton (and H. C. WOODHOUSE): KRAEPELIN, Emil: Manic-Depressive In- Health Ministry, 56 Bradyeardia, 527 sanity and Paranoia, rev.. 644 Hospital problems, 24 JONES. H. E.: Treatment of gastric and duo- KRum3HAAR, Edward B.: Electrocardiograph Hospital staffs, 310 denal ulcers, 123 in heart disease, 306 Hospitals, voluntary, report of committee, JONES, Sir Robert: Cameron lecture on the KYFFIN, Lieut.-Col. John, Belgian Ordre de 902 necessity of orthopaedic training, 181. (0)- Leopold conferred upon, 515 ndustrial Fatigue Research Board, 203 INDEX. [ TuDIaJox 15

Leading Articles (continued): LEVY. A. Goodman: Cardiac massage, 856 LONG, Edward Charles, C.M.G. conferred Infected wounds, studies of, 235 LEWIN, Octavia: Risks after operations for upon, 61 Infleuenza pandemic, 1918-19, 355 tonsils and adenoids in outdoor clinics, LONGSTAFF, George Blundell, obituary notice Intestinal protozoa endemic in Britain, 276 101 of, 794 Lameness and deformity, prevention of, LEWIS, E. C.: Tuberculous adenitis, 780 LORD, Lieut.-Col.J. R.: The Storv of the Horton 203 LEWIS, H. K.: Supplement (1918-20) to the Cata- (Co. of London) War Hospital, Epsom, rev., Machinery of the Association, 746 logue of Lewis's Medical and Scientific Cir- 644 Measles. transmission of to monkeys, 500 culating TA,brary, rev., 645 LostD, Robert E.: X-ray radiation in cancer, Medical education, problems of, 92 LEWIS, Thomas: Oliver-Sharpey lectures on 142 Medicine a science, 822 the nature of flutter and fibrillation of the Louis XI, note on, 818, 826 Milk supply, 236 auricle, 551, 590 (0)-Clinical Disorders of LOVELL, C.: An improved embedding medium, Ministry of Health, 747 the Heart Beat, rev., 816-Knighthood con- 108 Municipal medicine, 469 ferred upon, 865 LOVE:TT, J. M.: Prevention of puerperal in- Napoleon, 678 LEwISORN, R.: Persistence of gastric ulcers fection, 875 Physiologyand clinical medicine in Sheffield, after perforation, 613 Low, George C. (and Elizabeth O'DRIscoLL)- 648 LEYS, Norman: Tuberculosis mortality, 510 Case of Dibothriocephalus latus infection, Physiology of pain, 571 LEYTON, A. S. (and H. G. LIEYTON): Note on 118. (0)-Treatment of trypanosomiasis, Pneumonic complications of measles and new growth and a reducing substance in the 777 influenza, 710 blood, 852. (0) LOWE, E. Cronin: Pathology of influenza, 426 Poetry and medical men, 276 LEYTON, O.: Sapraemic glycosuria, 452-Use LOWER, W. E. (and G. W. CRiLE): Surgical Post-graduate school report, 945 of alcohol in medicine, 609 Slhock and the Shockless Operation through Pre-natal death, 785 Lice, identity of rickettsia bodies in (A. Anoci-association, rev., 385 Psychiatrist's review, 394 Bacot), 156. (0) IUCAS, Geoffrey, presentation to, 476 Puerperal infection, prevention of, 709 Liddell and Scott's Greek Lexicmo, new edi- LUCIANI, Luigi: Human Phvsiology, rev., 741 Puerperal mortality in 1919, 354, 709 tion, 315 p LuCKIESH. M.: Artificial Light: Its Influence Research in radiology, 500 Life assurance. albuminuria in relation to upon Civilization, 711 Science of etiology, 534 (F. Parkes Weber), 78 (0), 83-Discussion LUKE, Thomas D. (and J. Stuart Ross): Anaes- Scientific papers, preparation of, 612 on, 83 thesia in Dental Surgerv, rev.. 164 Short life tables, 166 Life, beginnings of, 64. 103, 141 Lumbar puncture in acute disease, 326 Splenectomny in pernicious anaemia, 470 Life tables, short (leading article) 166. See al8o LuM8DEN, Sir John: Cryptogenetic pneumo- Tonsil and adenoid operations in outdoor Vital statistics coccal septicaemia, 890. (0) clinics, 167 LIGHT. Henry: Meatless diets, 906 Lunacy Act terms (parliamentary note), 438 Trinitrotoluene poisoning, 395 Ligbting, artificial, 711 Lunacy Acts, definitions in (parliamentary Tuberculosis, epidemiology of, 570 Limbless men, Princess Louise Cottage Hos- note). 576 Tuberculosis Regulations (1921), 678 pital, Erskine. report, 242 Lunacy certificates (parliamentary notes), 61 Typhoid carriers, 786 Limbs, artificial. See Artificial Lunacy, review of book on, 742 Vaccination of cattle against tuberculosis, Limps in childhood (John Fraser), 843. (0) LUNDIE. Alex.: An operation performed under 130 LINDSAY, Douglas M.: Caesarean section, 604 difficulties, 622 'What we cannot afford, 56 LINOssIER. G.: Les Lipoides dans l'Infection Lung diseases, review of books on, 271, 707 Whitley Councils, 56 et dans Vlmmnunite, rev., 606 Lymphadenitis, mesenteric, simulating ap- Liquor, intoxicating, powers and duties of pendicitis (J. W. Struthers), 706 'League of Nations: Health office of, 53-Tem- Food Controller transferred to Board of Lymphadenoma, note on (George J. Langley), porary Health Committee, 677 - Interna- Trade, 576 667. (0) tional health work, 825 LISTER, CeCil, proposed memorial to. 69 Lymphoblastosis, acute benign, 649. See also League of Red Cross Societies. See Red Cross LISTER, Lord: Six Papers by Lord Lister, Fever, glandular LEASE, Jamies: Glandular fever, 703 rev., 386 Lymphocytes, fate of the, 905 Lecture, Arris and Gale: Function of the LITMAN, tfimon: Prices and Price Control itt LYON, B. B. Vincent: Medical drainage of the kidneys in prostatic enlargement (J. F. Great Britain anzd the Unzited States during biliary tract, 58 Dobson), 289. (0) thte World War, rev., 273 LYSTER, R. A., appointed member of Central Lecture, Bradshaw: Splenic anaemia: Banti's LITTLE, Andrew: Risks after operation on Midwives Board, 407 disease (Sir Berkeley Moynihan), 114. (0) tonsils and adenoids in outdoor clinics, 321 LYTH, J. C.: Cure of haemorrhoids without Lecture, Cameron: Necessity of orthopaedic LITTLE, E. Graham: Skin disease, its relation operation 265 (0). 403 training (Sir Robert Jones), 181. (O)- to internal disorder, 303 Leading article on, 203 LITTLE, E Muirhead: An improved knee-cap, Lecture, Cavendish: The part of the State in 164 the prevention of disease (Christopher' Liverpool: Paying patients at Mill Road Poor M. Addison), 940 Law Infirmary, 209 Lecture, Mackenzie Davidson Memorial: The Living organism. See Organism MACALISTER, C. J.: Left-handedness, 123- importance of the infinitely little (W. D. Livingstone College. See College Appointed Deputy-Lieutenant for Lanca- Halliburton), 449 (0) LIVINGSTONE, Thomas Hillhouse. obituary shire, 833 Lecture, Sir John Struthers: Pre-natal death notice of. 68 MACALPINE, James B.: Symptomless haema- (Arthur Robinson), 785 LLEWELLYN, Llewellyn Jones: Gout, rev., turia, 631. (0) Lectures, Lettsomian, 61 271 MACAULAY, Donald Joseph, obituary notice of, Lectures, Oliver-8harpey: Nature of flutter LLEWELLYN, T. Lister: Economic aspect in 445 and fibrillation of the auricle (Thomas eye injuries, 118. (0) McAUSLIN, James T.: "Harlequin foetus" Lewis), 551, 590. (0)-Leading article on, 612 LLEWELLYN, T. R., presentation to. 35 (hyperkeratosis congenitalis), 155. (0) LEDINGHAM. John C. G., elected Fellow Royal LLOYD, Dr.: Albuminuria in impetigo. 161 MACOALLAN, A. F.: Ankylostomiasis campaign Society, 357 LLOYD, F. G.: Instrumental abortion, 461 in Egypt, 674 Lee, River (parliamentary note), 951 LLOYD, Rickard: Pathology of breast epi- MCCALLUM, Hugh A., obituary notice of, 445 Leeds: Department of Pathology, 871-Work- thelium, 896 MACCALLUM, W. G.: Pneumoniccomplications people's hospital fund, 871-General Infir- Local Government officers' superannuation of measles and influenza, 710 mary, 912-Provision for treatment of child- (parliamentary note), 576 MCCANN, F. J.: Instrumental abortion, 461 ren in. 912 Local rates. See Rates MCOARDIE, W. J.: Explosions of ether vapour LEES, David: Keratodermia blennorrhagica, LOCHRANE, C. D.: Operative treatment of during laryngoscopy, 528 896 genital prolapse, 894 MCCARRIsoN, Robert: Studies in Deficiency Left-handedness (C. J. Macalister), 123 LOCK, Norman: Manipulation of the heart for Disease, rev., 896 LEGUEU. Felix (and Edmund PAPIN): Pricis shock. 49 MACCORMAC, H.: Relation of skin disease to d' Urologie, rev., 230 LOCKHART-MUMMERY, J. P.: Adrenaline in internaldisorder, 304-(and E. L. KIENNAWAY): LEIHMANN, Walther: Die Chirurgie der peri- resuscitation 200, 582-Pruritus ani, 602- Treatment of syphilis, 415. (0) pheren nervenverletzumgen, mit besonderer Coceygeal fistulae, 807 (0), 957 MCCURDY, D. A.: Pruritus ani, 659 Berilchsichtigung der Kriegs Nervenver- LODGE, William Oliver: Eclipse blindness, McDONAGH, J. E. R.: Congenital syphilis, 460 letzungen, rev., 740 701. (0) MACDONALD, Angus: Malaria in England, 502 Leicester, public medical service report, 317 LOGAN, W. R.: Study of the pneumococcus MCDONALD, Archibald: Essentials of Surgery, Leishbianiasis, local, treatment of (Colonel and streptococcus groups in their relation rev., 429 E. J. Erskine Risk), 267-(Lieut.-Col. C. to influenza, 189. (0) MACDONALD, J. A., presentation to, 51, 171, 206, Donovan), 302-(Norman Gray), 382-(G. F. LOMAS, Surgeon Captain Ernest Courtney, 234, 436, 533, 717, 868 Mitehell), 528 obituary notice of, 367 MACDONALD. Peter: Voluntary principle and LEITCH, Archibald, appointed director of the the Bradford bogey, 137-Case of sudden Cancer Hospital Research Institute, 325 LONDON: monocular dilatation of the pupil, 854 LENNIE, R. A.: Caesarean section, 604 Advanced lectures in, 786. See also Uni- MACDONALD, R. C.: A double retinoscope, 307 LEPINE, J., elected Dean of the Lyons Faculty versity MAcDONALD, Lieut -Col. Thomas Rankin, of Mediclne, 267 Association of Medical Women's Federa- obituary notice of, 794 Leprosy, antimony in (F. G. Cawston), 419. tion. See Association McDONALD, W. M.: Malignant tertian malaria (0) Coroners' inquests in 1920, 549 contracted in England, 370 leprosy treated with sodium gynocardate County Council. See (,ouncil Mc DOUGALL, J. Gordon: Herpes and varicella, (Sir Leonard Rogers), 640 District nursing in, 361 340 Leptospira icteroidles, experimental infection Health of (report of M.O. ). 833 Macedonia, treatment of syphilis in (Trevor with, 169 Health service for, suggestions, 244. See Hayman Fowler), 930. (0) LEREBOULLET, P. (and others): Sympathique also Health MACEWEN, John A. (J.: Tuberculous haem- et glandes endocrines, rev., 463 Intercollegiate Scholarships Board, 176, 723 arthrosis of knee, 158 LESLIE, Robert Murray, death of, 504- Post-graduate work in, 169, 170, 178. 942. See MACEWEN, Sir William: Thle Growth and Obituary notice of, 548 also Post-graduate Shedding of the Antler of thte Deer, rev., 195 LESLIE, Captain Thomas C. C.. O.B.E. con- Rat extermination in the Port of London, McFADDEN, John Howard, obituary notice of, ferred upon, 917 628 408 Letchworth, conditions of private practice in, School children, medical treatment. 30 McFADYEAN, Sir John: Bovine tuberculosis, 107 School of Tropical Medicine. See Tropical 421 LETCHWORTH, T. W.: Refraction work in Street accidents, 621 MACFARLANE, W. D.: Caesarean section, 605 school children, 875 Tuberculosis conference. 872 McGAVIN, Brigadier-General Donald John- LETHEM, William A.: Simple goitre in school University. See University stone, knighthood conferred upon, 865 _ children, 367 Venereal clinics, 506 MoGlBBON, John, appointed professor of mid- Letters to a Nurse, rev., 781 And Vienna, 169 wifery in the University of Johannesburg, LETTIS, Thomas, obituary notice of, 625 Voluntary principle in, 198. See also Hos- 35 Lettsomian lectures. See Lectures pitals, voluntary MCGREGOR, Beatrice Anne, Serbian Order of Leucocytic changes in Hodgkin's disease St. Sava conferred upon, 446 (Professor Stewart), 813 London Intercollegiate Scholarships Board, MACGREGOR, G. Scott: Dextrose in cardiac LEVICK, G. Mlurray: Action of the intrinsic 176, 723 failure, 158 museles of the foot and their treatment by LONG, Constance E.: Collected Papers on the MCEARDY, E.: Venereal disease prevention, electricity, 381. (0) Psvchology of Phantasy, rev., 675 323 i6 Mu L.IoURNAL]I INDEX. I ; Tlls B^m 1 v hDt J°wo j McILRoy, Louise: Morphine in labour, 159- MARTIN, James H.: Caesarean section, 641 MEcAICAL RESEARCH COUNCIL: Appointed professor of obstetrics. London MARTIN, J. P.: Herpes and varicella, 340 First annual report of, 90 School of Medicine for Women. 324-Present MARTINDALE, W. Harrison (and W. Wynn Studies in cerebro-spinal fever, 168 at Buckingham Palace party,407-Sterility, WESTCOTT): The Extra Pharnacopoeia, Report to on the relation of pneumoooccl 816 rev.. 607 and streptococci to influenza (W. R. Logan), MCKENDBiCK, Souttar: Treatment of gastric MANsoN-BAHE, P. H. (editor): Manson's 189. (0) and dnodenal ulcers, 122 Tropical Diseases. rev., 606 Report to on studies of infected wounds McKENZIE, Dan: Diseases of the Throat,Nose, Massage, cardiac (A. Goodman Levy), 856 (Oaptain S. R. Douglas, A. Fleming, and and Ear, rev.,463-Elected a corresponding Massage of the heart and resuscitation (J. A. L. Colebrook), 235 Fellow of the American Laryngological Gunn). 9. (O)-(Robert B. Coleman), 47- Report to on intestinal protozoa endemic in Association, 585 (Norman M. Dott), 192-(C. Langton Hewer), Britain (Clifford Dobell), 276 MACKENZIE, Hector: Exophthalmic goitre, 228. See also Resuscitation Report on trinitrotoluene poisoning, 395 268. 425 Materialization, review of books on. 427 And research in radiology, 536 MACKENzIE, Sir James: Theory of disturbed Maternity and child welfare: Centres (parlia- And the preparation of scientific papers, 612 reflexes in the production of symDtoms of mentary note), 399-Grants for (parlia- disease, 147 (0), 243-htnnptoms and their mentary note), 438-Administration (par- Medical research exhibit at Olympia, 254 Interpretation, rev.. 605-A defence of the liamentary note), 504-Report of the Lauris- Medical Review of Review8 (of New York), 841 thesis that the opportunities of the general ton Home, Edinburgh, 508-English-speak- Medical scholarships for Serbian girls, 359 practitioner are essential for the inveatiga- ing conference, 627-Report of National Medical scientific literature, use and abuse of tion of disease and the progress of medicine, League of, 627-Automobile dispensaries for (W. Bulloch), 939 797. (0) work of in U.S.A., 944-Conference, 959. See Medical service on river gunboats In China MACKENZIE, J.: Formol-gel reaction in also Baby Week (parliamentary note). 475 syphilis, 854 Maternity home, county, opened at Bishop Medical Rtores, surplus, disposal of to hos- MACKENZIE, Sir Morell, larvngologists place a Auckland, 833 pitals, 278, 828 wreath on the grave of, 855 Maternity homes and children's institutions: Medical students in the Defence Force (parlia- MCKIE, N. J., presentation to, 287 Memorandum from Ministry of Health, 97- mentary note), 716 MACKINTOSH. J. M.: Prevention of venereal Revised list of, 504 Medical students, instruction of in physics, disease, 174 Maternity hospital. See Hospital 134 MACLEAY, Alexander Rose, obituary notice of, MATHER, Alexander William, obituary notice Medical students, number of in United States 878 of, 106 in 1919-20, 547 MACLEOD, J. J. B.: Physiology and Bio- MATTHEW, D. (and C. H. L. RIxON): Anxiety chemistry in Modern M1edicine, rev., 643 Hysteria, rev., 464 MEDICAL AND SURGICAL APPLIANCES AND MACLEOD, J. M. H.: Relation of skin disease MATTHEWS, Horatio: The true colour of PREPARATION S: to internal disorder, 304-Diseases of the tissues, 216 Anaesthetists' screen, 743 Skin. rev., 567-Pruritus ani, 602 MAUBLANC (and RATIK): Guide ipratique pour Appendix clamp, 568 MCMEEHAN, F. H. (editor): The American l'Examen m6dical des Aviateurs des Candi- Catheter holder for intrauterine treatment Year Buok of Anesthesta and Analgesia, dats 4 I'lviation et de Pilotes, rev.. 18- of gonorrhoea, 569 1917-1918, rev., 741 English edition, 63 Compact warm ether inhaler, 935 MACKUNN, James: Treatment of the pre- Mauritius, facilities for tropical research in, Direct draining rack, the " Rycott." 781 operative stage of enlarged prostate, 142, 835. See also Tropical Duval's lung forceps, modified, 273 322-Two instruments for genito-urinary MAXTED, G.: Eclipse blindness, 756 Gas-oxygen-ether outfit, improvements for surgery, 568 MAY, Otto: Venereal disease prophylaxis, 66, use with, 19 MONIFF, M. I.: Vagitus uterinus, 369 140 Genito-urinary surgery, instruments for, MOoscAR, J.: Has mixed staphylococcus MATLAND, Leonard, sentence on. 407 568 vaccine been used in infantile eczema ? 919 MAYLARD, A. B.: Abdominal pain, 731. (0) Knee-cap, improved, 164 MACPEAML, Hector: Model Answers to Ques- Mayo Clinic, 681 Manometer for intrapericardial pressure. tions on Nursing set by the Medico-Psycho- Measles and influenza, pneumonic complica- portable, 465 logicalAssociation, rev., 465 tions of (leading article), 710 Mentbofax iuntment, 307 MCQUEEN, James M.: Capillary pressure, 955 Measles. intussusception, and appendicectomy Mouth gag. improved. 127 XcVEA, Janet. #erbian Order of St. Sava con- In a baby seven months old (b. W. (owring), Nasal aseptoids," 232 ferred upon, 446 495 Pelvic drain, device to assist in introduction MCWAvTEa, James Oharles, death of. 242- Measles, transmission of to monkeys (leading of, 197 Obituary notice of, 286 article). 500 ; note on, 904 Poisoning, outfit for immediate treatment MAGILL, Mr.: Anaesthetics in plastic surgery, Meat inspection in Scotland, report of Scottish of cases of, 232 344 Board of Health. 507 Retinoscope, a double, 307 MAGNER, Canon, murder of (parliamentary Meatless diets, 906 Reverdin needle and holder, a standardized, note). 316 Medical Acts: Offencos under, 215, 324-Prose- 465 MAiR, Robert Slater, obituary notice of, 106 cution under (John Richard Taylor), 724 Scotometer, a direct record, 645 MAKINS. Sir George: Belfast dinner to, 209- Medical Annual, rev.. 742 Soloid neutral red, 127 Honorary Fellowship of Ulster Medical Medical barristers. 661, 918 Surgical needles, 127 Society conferred upon, 209 Medical bibliography institate established at Syringe for treatment of the posterior Malaria: Action of certain special prepara- Naples, 347 urethra, 708 tions on malarial parasites and their employ- Medical chairmen of Insurance Committees, Tuberculin administration, tray for, 273 ment in treatment of (Major J. Pratt-John- 288 Urethral drainage bougie, 645 son, Major ]e=eth Gilchrist and Captain Medical Classics Series, 386 Hay-Michel), 80. (0) Medical curriculum in Germany, 789 Medical women, London County Council and. Malaria, campaign against: In Spain, 165-In Medical deputy lieutenants for Lancashire, 400 Trinidad and Tobago, 238-In Great Britain 833 Medicinal herbs, 60 (parliamentary note), 438-In England, an- Medical Directorv, 1922. 877 Medicinal Plants, Cultivation of in Scotland notation on, 502 Medical education in China, the advance in, (R Glode Guyer), 960 Malaria, malignant tertian. contracted in 308, 313 Medicine, alcohol in. See Alcohol England, 370 Medical education, reform in, 20, 52, 88; lead- Medicine, comparative, 356 Malaria in pensioners (Jeulner Hoskin), 493. ing article on, 92 Medicine of ancient Egypt, 472 (0) Medical Golfing Society, 959 Medicine, history of. See Medical history Malaria prevention (C. F. Lassalle's report), Medical History, Congress, 750,879,950-Review Medicine, municipal (leading article), 469 238 of books on. 818 Medicine, preventive, 346 Malaria, use of Vitex pedvncularis in (Lieut.- Medical History, Annals of, rev., 742 Medi(ine in public life (medical dinner at Col. J. C. B. Vaughan). 186. (0) Medical history, military, 244. See also Mili- Exeter), 532 MALCOLM. John D.: Survival after operation tary Medicine, review of books on, 18, 195,346, 643 for annular malignant disease of the large Medical institute for Newcastle, 279 Medicine as a science (Sir James Mackenzie), bowel. 559. (0) Medical Insurance Agency, report, 788 797 (0)-Leading article, 822 Malignant disease, dual radiotherapy in (S. Medical legislation in Australia, 439 Medicines, flavouring agents in, 27 Gilbert Scott). 771. (0) Medical magistrates, 35 Medicines for panel patients (parliamentary Malignant disease of large bowel, annular, Medical members of the Ulster Parliament. note), 29 survival after (John D. Malcolm), 559. (0). 834 Medicines, patent. See Proprietary medicinea See also Cancer Medical men arrested in Ireland, 319 Malingering, self-inflicted injuries in civilian Medical missionaries: Chinese honours for. Medico-Legal: practice (A. Rendle Short and Cyril H. 208-In Kashmir, 714-Wanted for Central Action against a medical officer of health Walker), 298. (0) Africa, 726 (Thomas Orr) who wins his appeal, 251 MANCHE, Burg.-Lieut -Col., obituary notice of, Medical needs of the Auxiliary Division In Definition of insanity, 104 624 Ireland (parliamentary note), 654 Herbalist sentencedfor performing an illegal Manchester Radium Institute, report, 471 Medical officer of health, action against operation (Leonard Mayland), 407 Mange, sarcoptic, of the dog, in man (W. H. (Thomas Orr), defendant wins his appeal, Offences under the Medical Acts, 215, 324 Coates) 495 251 Prosecution under the Medical Act (John MANN, William Slingsby, obituary notice of, Medical officer of health, duties of. 919 Richard Taylor), 724 724 Medical offlcers' pay in India (parliamentary Suicide and the Workmen's Compensation Manometer for intrapericardial pressure, 465 note), 618 Act, 34 MANsoN-BAHR, P.: Treatment of trypano- Medical officer's salary, Harrow (parlia- somiasis, 777 mentary note), 655 Melaena neonatorum treated by blood trans- MARBETT, Major PhilipJ., Belgian Croix Civique Medical Officers of Schools Association. See fusion (R. Douglas Laurie), 527-Corre- conferred upon. 215 Association spondence on, 791. See also Blood and: MARJORIBANKS, Lieut.-Col. J. L.: Adrenaline in Medical practice abroad, report on conditions Haemorrhagic disease resuscitation. 544 of. 272 MELLANBY, E.: Vitamins, 779 MARSDEN, Walter Gibson, obituary notice of, Medical Prime Minister (Emile Combes), MELVILLE, Norbert, J.: Standard Method of 106 826 Testing Tuvenile Mentality bV the Bsnet- Marseilles, trachoma amongst the school Medical profession, collective opinion of. 322, Simon Scale and the Porteous Scale of Per- children, 702 362, 543 formance Tests, rev., 817 MARSHALL. C. F. (and E. G. FFRENCH): Medical profession and HealthtMinistry. See Mfemories and Musings of a House-Surgeon, Syphilis and Venereal Diseases, rev., 566 Health rev., 232 -Treatment of venereal disease, 686 Medical records. See Insurance Meningitis, cerebro-spinal, lingual applica- MARsHALL, Olaude H. (and B. M. VASSALLO): Medical referees, appointment of (parliamen- tion of iodine as a prophylactic in (J. A. Further rep-ort on the treatment of sleeping tary note), 951. See also Pensions_ Taylor), 776. (0). See also Cerebro-spinal sickness, 773 (0). 777 Medical reform in Ireland (R. J. Bowlette). Menstruation. vicarious (Bethel holomons), 85;, MARSHALL, C. Jennings: Reconstructive 344 discussion, 85 aneurysmorrhaiphv in the third part of the Medical Register, rev., 708 Mental deficiency tests. 36 axillary artery, 379. (0) Medical and Dental Students' Register, rev, Mental tests (Binet Simon scale), 817 MARTN, Lieut.-Col. James Fitzgerald, Belgian 708 Mental therapeutics and the public, 948 Ordre de Ia Couroune conferred upon, 253 Medical registration. 583 Mentality of hospital patients. bee Hospital INDEX. TTEm im I HUDI AL J OWN1

Menthofax ointment, 307 MORGAN, Thomas Hunt: Physical Basis of Napoleon and Murat, 722 Metabolism, review of books on, 566 Heredity, rev., 464 Nasal accessory sinuses, involvement of the Metal limbs, light, in above-knee amputa- MORLEY. Arthur S.: Cure of haemorrhoids orbit in diseases of (Robert B. Wright), 561. tions (Edred M. Corner), 524. (0) without operation. 364, 441 (0) METCALFE, James: X-ray radiation in cancer, MORLEY. D. E. (and Stanley B. DENYER): Case Nasal " aseptoids," 232 142 of myoclonic encephalitis lethargica simu- Nasal deformities, surgery of (Douglas Methylene blue in local leishmaniasis. See lating hydrophobia. 191. (0) Guthrie), 896 Leishmaniasis MORLEY, S. B. (and H. Letheby TiDy): Glan- NASH, B. H. T.: School punishments, 312 Metropolitan Asylums Board. See Board dular fever, 452. (0) NASH, J. T. C.: Evolution in relation to Mexico, investigations into yellow fever in, Morphine in labour (Louise McIlroy), 159 disease. 543 396 MORRISON, William, obituary notice of, 446, NASH, W. Gifford: Torsion of testis in an MICHELLI, P. J., knighthood conferred upon, 724 infant, 267-Herpes and varicella, 340 58, 61 MORSON, Clifford (and G. S. MOTHERSILL): Nasopharyngeal catarrh. See Catarrh Micmx, William Adam Smith, obituary notice Suprapubic drainage of the bladder, the National Deposit Friendly Society and sup- of, 878 De Pezzer tube, 418. (0) port for hospitals, 712 Microbiology. review of book on, 643 Mortality, infantile: Congress inLondon, 1921, National Medical Union protests against the Microsporon, unusually virulent variety of 23-Lectures on. 69-Of illegitimate children, new insurance record cards, 145 (Robert Craik), 672 627-In New York, 839 Nature, special number of, on the principle of Midhurst Sanatorium. See Sanatorium MORTON, Charles A.: Infection of the supra- relativity, 326 Midwiferypractice, physiological principles in clavicular region in cancer of the breast, 173 (Jobn S. Fairbairn), 413. (0) MORTON, Charles James, obituary notice of, NAvy, RoYAL: Midwifery, review of books on, 18 958 Admiralty surgeons' fees (parliamentary Midwives Board. See Board MORTON, E. J.: Risks after operation on tonsils note), 618 Midwives, pupil. L.C.C. and the training of, 63 and adenoids in outdoor clinics, 321 Estimates, 908 MnLEs, Thomas George, obituary notice of, MORTON, HUgh, prosecution of under the Hospital at Yokohama (parliamentary note), 286 Venereal Diseases Act and the Medical Act, 476, 576 MILEs, W. E.: Pruritus ani, 603-Coccygeal 795 Influenza epidemic (Surgeon Commander flstulae, 915 MORTON, Reginald: X-ray radiation and cancer. 8 F. Dudley), 705 Military medical history professor at the 172, 283 Medical service of, correspondence on, 67. R.A.M. College, London, 244 - Correspon- Moss, Basil E: "The Buff Book," 842 143. 176. 248, 285, 323 dence on, 323. See also College Moss, W. L.: Diphtheria carriers, 27 Naval medical vote (parliamentary note), Milk, condensed, draft regulations (parlia- MossE, Lieut.-Col. Charles George Drummond, 908 mentary note), 505-Skimmed, labelling of, obituary notice of. 690 Pneumonia attributable to naval service 538-Unsweetened (parliamentary note), 576 Mother, the unmarried, 749 (parliamentary note), 654 Milk and Dairies Bill, 316 MOTHEBRSLL, G. S. (and Clifford MORSON): Regulations re promotion, 958 Milk, goat's, 651 Ruprapubic drainage of the bladder, the Royal Naval Dental Service, 537 Milk prices (parliamentary notes). 716, 829, 951 De Pezzer tube, 418. (0) -Wholesale and retail, 951 MOTHERsOLE. R. D.: Hemicolectomy, 213 NEAL, James: X rays for ringworm, the risk Milk, pure and clean, 866 Motorcars, three-wheeled runabout (Cambro of baldness, 32 Milk regulations. 586 monocar), 482 - Taxation (parliamentary NEAME, H.: Congenital syphilis, 460 Milk supply (leading article), 236-To nursing white paper), 626 Neck tumour. Se'Tumour mothers, Ministry of Health circular, 541 Motor fuel economy trials, 397 Nederlandsch Tijdschrift voor Geneeskunde Milk, tuberculous, 34. 141,174, 302-Reports to Motor notes for medical men (H. Massac to increase its price, 51 London County Council, 302 Buist), 22, 389 Needle in a semilunar cartilage, 108 MILLER, Arthur Alphnnse, French Legion of Motor scooters, 108 Needle, Reverdin, standardized needle and Honour conferred upon, 515 MIOTT, Sir F. W.: Relation of skin disease to holder, 465 MILLER, Douglas A. (and James YOUNG): internal disorder. 304-Congenital syphilis, Needles, surgical, 127 Etiology of eclampsia and the pre-eclamptic 343-Reviews Paul Flechsig's book on Neo-kharsivan in malaria. See Malaria treat- state, 486. (0)-Placenta praevia associated cerebral development and function, 529- ment with po8t-vartum eclampsia. 496 Reviews Professor Henschen's book on Neo kharsivan in sleeping sickness, 773, 777 MILLIGAs, E. T'. C. (and R. E. FoaD): Fracture sensory aphasia, 706 Neo salvarsan in malaria. See Malaria treat- of first rib, 191. (0) MOULINIER, Renti (and Ren6 CRUCHET): Le ment MILLIGAN, Sir William: Diathermy for in- Mal des Aviateurs: Ses Causes et ses Nephritis. chronic parenebymatous, renal operable growths, 461, 855 Bemindes, rev., 18-English edition, 63 decapsulation for (Frank Kidd), 378. (0) MINE, Lieut.- Col. George Wardlaw, obituary MOULLIN. J. A. Mansell: Instrumental abor- Nerve centres and toxins, 920 notice of, 406 tion, 461 Nerve injuries, review of books on, 530, 740 Miners' housing, 539 MOULTON OF BANKD Lord, death of, 433 Nerve. peripheral, surgery of injuries of in Miners, silicosis and tuberculosis among, Mouth gag. improved. 127,180 warfare (Harry Platt), 596. (0) report of Miners' Phthisis Mdedical Bureau, 26 Mouth sepsis. See Sepsis Nerve suture, results of (Paul G. Dane), 885. Ministry of Health. See Health Movement, films illustrating the study of, 287, (0) MINNS, Captain Allan Noel, obituary notice of, 359 Nervous diseases, review of books on, 196 690 MOYNIHAN, Sir Berkeley: Gastric ulcer, 35- Nervous system, central, the path of toxins to Missionaries, medical. See Medical Bradshaw Lecture on splenic anaemia, (Martin Button). 853. '0) MITCEELL, Alex.: Acute osteomyelitis of the Banti's disease, 114. (0)-Survey of surgery, Neurasthenia, review of books on, 50 long bones in children, 807. (0) 506 Neurasthenic patients, treatment (parlia- MITCHELL, G. P.: Treatment of local leish- Mumt, Ernest, Kaisar-i-Eind medal conferred mentary note), 475 maniasis, 528 upon, 865 Neurology, review of book on, 818 MITCHELL, S. Weir [S. W. Mitebell Orationl, MUIR, Robert: Haemochromatosis and Neurosis, review of book on, 780. 816 (Charles W. Burr), 396 bronzed diabetes, 461 NEVE, Ernest F.: Treatment of the pre-opera- MIT' HELL, Thomas E.: Sapraemic glycosuria, MULLEN. J. W., presentation to, 879 tive stage of enlarged prostate 211 459 Municipal medicine. See Medicine NEWBOLT, Mr.: Cyst of brain in a youth of MITCHELL, William: X-ray radiation and MUNSON, Francis M.: Hvgiene of Com- seventeen, 705 cancer, 401 municable Diseases, rev., 568 Newborn, artificial respiration in (W. Osborne Mitral stenosis, auricular fibrillation, and the Murder of Canon Magner. See Magner Greenwood), 601 action of digitalis (C. H. Cattle), 521. (0) MuRRAY, F. Anderson: Dermatitis caused by Newcastle-upon-Tyne, annual meeting at, 93, Mitral stenosis and cardiac peristalsis (D. W. a ititer orange, 739 391, 830 (see also Association, British Samways), 490. (0)-Correspondence on, 542, MURRAY. Flora: Women as Armty Surgeons, Medical)-Medical institute for, 279-Glasgow 688. See also Heart and Blood pressure rev., 346 University Club dinner, 718 MIURA, Kinnosuke, G.C.V.0. conferred upon, MURRAY, G. R., appointed Deputy-Lieutenant NEWELL, A. G., resigns from Medico-Political 725 for Lancashire, 833 Union, 35 MODI, Rai Bahadur Jaising P.: Elements of MURRAY, B. W., appointed Deputy-Lieutenant New growth and a reducing substance in the Hgiene and Public Health, rev., 499 for Lancashire, 833 blood (A. S. Leyton and H. G. Leyton), 852. MOHENDRA, Nath Banerjee, C.I.E. conferred Muscle re-education in infantile paralysis, 33, (0) upon, 865 67, 175 NEWMAN, Sir George: Tohn Keats, Apothecary MOHILE, Captain Kishan Ganesh, Military Muscles of the foot. action of the intrinsic, and Poet, 905 Cross conferred upon, 917 and their treatment by electricity (G. Murray NEWNHAM, W. H. C.: Operative treatment of MIoi, William, obituary notice of, 584 Levick), 381. (0) genital prolapse, 894 MOLLIsON,.W. M.: Risks after operations on Muscle-tonus, tonic rigidity. and tonic fits (Sir NEWSHOLHIE, Sir Arthur: Public Health antd tonsils and adenoids in outdoor clinics, 365 James Purves Stewart), 217. (0) Insurance: American Addresses, rev., 163 MOND, Sir Alfred: Declaration of policy, 751 Muscular dystrophy, idiopathic (H. S. Carter New South Wales: Chair of Psychiatry at the Mongolia, scientific expedition to, 350 and W. Fleming), 809 0). See also Dystrophy University, 684-Hospital maintenance, 684- Monkeys, transmission of measles to (leading Muscularwork, physiological cost of, measured Sydney Hospital, 684. See also Australia article), 500 by the exhalation of carbon dioxide (A. D. NEWTON, the late Francis Morley, an appeal, MONOD-WALTER, Gustave: Demonstrates the Waller and G. De Decker), 669 (0)-(Leonard 512 study of movement films, 287, 359-Co-opera- Hill and J. A. C. Campbell). 733. (0) New Year honours. See Honours tion between France and Britain. 325 Museum, Wellcome, war section of, 314 New York: An asthma clinic in, 615-Radium Mononucleosis, infectious (T. P. Sprunt and Mycological research laboratory rounded at Institute acquires 500 mg. of radium; 661- F. A. Evans), 95 Oporto, 702 -Hospitals conference against proposed MONSARRAT, K. W.: The indications for Myelocele, unusual case of (A. J. Cokkinis), 380. increase in tariff on surgical instruments, cholecystectomy, 371. (0) (0) See also Spina bifida 809-Infant mortality in, 839 MONTAGUE, A. J. H., presentation to, 106 MYLES, Surgeon .ommander Thomas William, NICHOLs, Robert Thomas, prize, 447 MONTAGUE OF BEAULIEU, Lord (and others): C.B.i. conferred upon, 34 NICHOLSON, G. W.: Tumours as malforma- British aid for men of letters and science in Myoclonic encenhalitis. See Encephalitis tions, 789 Russia, 65 Myopia, high, 35 NICoL, James H.: Treatment of gastric and MOOR, F.: Intermittent albuminuria in chil- duodenal ulcers, 122 dren, 671. (0) Nipples, supernumerary, 254,288, 370, 448 MOORE, Alfred: The Rat and How to Kill N. NISBET, George, obituary notice of, 251 Him, rev., 708 NoBfAouRT, P., appointed professor of chil- MOORE, Benjamin: The beginnings of life, 141 NABARRO, D. N.: Congenital syphilis, 344 dren's diseases in the University of Paris. MOORE, Lieut.-Col. Henry, memorial to, 62 Naevi in children (Duncan Fitzwilliams) 605- 304 MOORE, Irwin: Eversion of the sacculus Correspondence on. 726 Nobel Prize, statistics of awards, 208 _laryngis, 855 Nails, diseases of, 107 NOGUCM. H.: Experimental infection with MOORIEAD, T. Gillman: Fatal poisoning from NANJAPA, C. A., obituary notice of, 514 oeptospira icteroides, 169- Investigations inhalation of acid fumes in a laboratory, 83 NANKIVELL, A. T.: Relation of the laboratory into yellow fever in Mexico,396-in Northern -Elected King's Professor of Materia Medica to preventive medioine, 529-Presentation to, Peru, 436 in Ireland, 243 549 NORRIs, George William (and Henry B. M. Morbidity, post operative, and ana,sthesia. Naples. See Italy LBNDIs): Diseases of the Chest and the Se Anaesthesia Napoleon, centenary of (leading article), 678 Principles of Physical Diagnosis, rev., 306 Tun Ramolm i8 MXDI"L JO'UIMN" I INDIPX x8 Msouszsa] INPEX, Norway, new pharmacopoeia, 661 Notes, Letters. Answers, etc. (contd.) Officers' Families Fund. See Fund Nose, review of books on, 272. 463 Penis captivus, 662 "'Officers' Friend," 144. See also Pensions Nose and throat diseases, diathermy in (W. J. Pneumonia treatment, 586 Ministry Harrison), 220. (0) Post and propter, 960 OGILVIE, W. H. (and A. W. HALL): Treatment Note-taking in general practice. See General Property in a dead body, 216 of cutaneous anthrax, 889. (0) practice Prurigo, summer, 796 O'GRsDY, Lieut.-Col. Standish de Courcy, Pruritus, 326 obituary notice of. 144 Notes, Letters, Answers, etc. Psychic phenomena, 880 Oils, fat-soluble " A " content of, 104 Accessory food factors, name for, 107 Puerperal infection, 550 O'KINEA.L, Lieut.-Col. Frederick, C.I.E. con- Aches commonly called rheumatism, Pupils, dilated, 179. 216. 254 ferred upon, 61 chronic rheumatism or muscular rheu- Rabies in southern India, 36 OLDFIELD, Josiah: Childbirth and lactation, matism, 482 Rat campaign at the Port of London, 628 448 Acid dentifrice, 408, 550 Riviera, elimate of, 586 Olive oil soft soap shampoo in pityriasis Adrenaline in resuscitation, 482 Rupee exchange, 586 capitis (K. Worsley Poole), 601 Age and pensions. 370 Save the Children Fund, Record of, 146 OLLERENSEAW, Robert: Rotation dislocation Alkaline dentifrices. 692. 726-And the Sea water for internal use, 369, 447 of the astragalus, 155. (0)-Hospital treat- decrease of dental caries. 726 Sex, doubtful, 692 ment of fractures, 559. (0) Amazia (amastia). 369 Self-notification, 796 OMBREDANNE, L. (and others): Chirurgie Angio-neurotic oedema, 180 Ship's surgeons, 369 &Rparatrice et Orthovpdique, rev., 16 Anthracite stove for cooking and heating Signs and symptoms, 369, 796 O'NEILL, FH T.: Prevention of puerperal in- water, 959 Simulium reptans in Ireland, 550 fection, 875 Appendix communicating with colon, 146 Skin (?) of a white or coloured person, 796 Onodi collection of nasal anatomy, 145, 210. Appendix, " double " ? 762 "Sleepy Dustman," 180 See also College of Surgeons Arsenic, prolonged administration of, 482 Smelling salts to prevent sea-sickness, 726 OPENsAw, T. H.: Habitual dislocations. 384 Artificial limbs, 69 Boyer, Alexis, 586 Operation performed under difficulties, 622 " Aspirin habit,' 691 Stethoscope in France, 516 Ophthalmic work in Egypt, 503 Baby show, "points "for judging, 959 Surgery, work on by lohannes Tagantius. 880 Ophthalmic work in, schools, organization of Blind Gardeners Guild, 692 Syphilis, antiquity of, 216 (N. Bishop Harman). 782-Correspondence Blood changes in T.N.T. poisoning, 179 Tall talisman, 448 on, 876. See also Refraction work Body, tran,sfixion of, 550 Tapeworm. 180 Ophthalmology, prize in (Nicholas Gifford Bottles, gfaduated, 146 Teapot stirrer, 36 Edmonds), 28 Braille types for blind children, 179 Tennis elbow, 146 Ophthalmology, review of book on, 707, 934 Brass fever, 254 Terminological confusion, 628 Ophthalmoscopic appearances in certain rare British Ophthalmic Hospital, Jerusalem, 628 Three-wheeled runabout, 482 cases of diabetes (R. T. Williamson), 120 " Buff Book," 842, 880, 920 Tinnitus anrium, 146, 254 Opium cultivation in China (parliamentary Carcinomata. differential staining in, 796 Tissues, true colour of, 216 note), 505 Catalogues, 108 Toxins and nerve centres, 920 Opium supply, from India to Hong Kong (par- Catch, a, 920 Transllxion of body, 550 liamentary note), 438 Cement and C02, 448 Triplets, 70 Oporto, laboratory for mycological research Chemists' Exhibition, 960 Twilight sleep," correction, 408 founded in, 702 Childbirth and lactation, 448 T.B. officer," 370 Optical glass industry (parliamentary note), Corrections, 36. 70. 408, 628 Truss fitting, 516 505 Cricket Club, Southend Doctors', 448 Tuberculosis, 108 Opticians Act in Australia, 439 Defaecation, posture in, 36 Tuberculosis, early diagnosis of, 216 Optophone, the, 574 Delivery of child and placenta in unruptured Tuberculosis eradication in man and Oral sepsis, the coming of age of (William membranes at term, 108 animals, 550 Hunter), 859 Dental caries, appendicitis and gastric Tuberculosis, predisposing causes of, 370 Orange, bitter, dermatitis caused by(F. Ander- ulcer, 960 Twins, 796 son Murray), 739 Dentists Bill, 408 Urethral stricture, prevention of, 762 Orbit involvement in nasal stnus disease Diacetic acid tests, 841 Urine, chronic retention of arising from (Robert E. Wright), 561. (0) Disclaimer, 550 prostatic disorder. 692 Orchitis from muscular strain (Charles W. Drug list, a modernized, 448 Vagitus uterinus? 369 Cathcart), 193. See also Testicular disease Drugs Act, Dangerous, 180 Organism cultivated from carcinomata, life Eczema of infants and mixed staphylo- Notification, self, 796 cycle of (James Young), 933 coccus vaccines, 919 NOTZING, Baron von Schrenck- Phenonena of Organism, the living, and physical science Elbow surgery, 180 Materialization, rev., 427 (A. V. Hiil), 743 Electro-medical industry, combination of, Novarsenobillon in rat-bite fever (F. W. ORR, Thomas, libel action against, Dr. Orr 370 Burton-Fanning), 886. (0) wins his appeal, 251 Electric thermostat, 586 NOVE-Jo8sEPAND, P. (and others): Chirurgie Orthopaedic apparatus, review of book on, 606 Embedding medium, an improved, 108 Rkgaratrice et Orthopedique. rev., 16 Orthopaedic teaching in Edinburgh. 135 Emetine in bilharziasis, 70, 586 NuNN, Philip G., obituary notice of, 251 Orthopaedic training, the necessity of (Sir Encephalitis lethargica, official pamphlet on Nurses, American, who gave their lives in the Robert Jones), 181. (0)-Leading article on. 662 war, memorial to, 937 203 Erysipelas treatment, 36 Nurses' Fund. See Fund Orthopaedics, review of books on, 16, 85, 642 Excess profits duty, 692 Nurses' Registration Acts (1919), and uniform OSBORNE, W. A.: William Sutherlantd: a Eye, artificial, care of, 627 for registered nurses, 325-Parliamentary Biography, rev., 430 Food Education Society, report, 180 note, 618, 654 OSLER, Sir William, memorial to, 165- Golf, Bules of, 762 Nurses' Registration Act in Australia, 439 Counsels and Ideals, second edition, 947 Great-grandparents. seven alive. 370 Nurses, scarcity of in Vienna, 725 Osteo-myelitis, acute. of the long bones in Gunshot wound in skull, effect of, 628, 692 Nurses, textbooks for, 817 children (alex. Mitchell), 807. (0) Haemorrhoids cured without operation, 326 Nursing Council, General, new offices and new Otitis media, chronic suppurative (F. Holt Health resort, one way of selecting a, 70, 146 address, 918 Diggle), 600. (0) Herpes and varicella. 448,726, 762, 842 Nursing service of the Royal Air Force. See Ovaries in mammary cancer, ablation of. 615 Hygiene of seamen, 842 Air OVERBECK-WRIGET, A. W.: Lunacy in India, Incitamin or Fischer's solution, 179, 288 rev., 742 income tax, 36, 69, 145, 179, 216. 254, 288, 326, OWEN, Sir Isambard, resignation of, 840 871 369, 407, 447, 482, 516, 549. 585, 628, 662, 692, 0. OWENs, Henry Barton, obituary notice of, 250 725, 762. 796. 841, 880, 920, 959-Excess Oxford Ophthalmological Congress. See Con- profits duty, 692 O'BEIRNE.J. J. B.: Serbo-Croatian Self-Taught gress Indexes, the half-yearly, 146 by the Natural Method, rev., 568 Oxyuris vermicularis, 880, 920 Insect vectors of disease, 369 Obstetric practice amongst the Akikuyu tribe Intelligence test, 36 of Kenya Colony, British East Africa Itching following supraorbital herpes, 662, (H. R. A. Philp), 16 P. 725 Obstetrics, review of books on, 740 Lamp, parabolic reflector, 796 Obstruction, acute intestinal (E. R. Flint), PACKARD, F. R.: The School of Salernum: Latinity, decline of in France, 36 729. (0) Regimen Sanitatis Salernitatum, rev., 231- Letchworth, arrangements for private prac- Obstruction, intestinal, by a band, in a large (Editor) Annals of Medical History, vol. iii, tice in, 107 scrotal hernia (Philip Turner), 738. (0) rev., 742 Lumbar puncture in acute disease, 326 Obstruction, intestinal, prevention of after Pain, physiology of (leading article), 571 McFadden, J. H., the late, 408 ventrofixation (Alexander Don), 563-(R. Pain relieved by posterior rhizotomy (Sir Malaria, malignant tertian, contracted in Stewart), 639 William Thorburn), 629. (0) England, 370 O'CONNELL, Colonel Matthew Daniel, obituary Pain in the shins, 550 Medical chairmen of Insurance Committees, notice of, 253 Palate, cleft, new principle in surgical treat- 288 O'CoNoR, Sir John: Radical cureof varicocele, ment of (H. D. Gillies and W. Kelsey Fry). Medical examination of recruits, 448 738. (0) 335. (0) Medical officer of health's duties, 919 Ocular palsies, discussion at Royal Society of PALMER, W. H.: Diphtheria and follicular Medical missionary wanted, 726 Medicine, 426 tonsillitis, 527 Medicinal Plants in Scotland, Cultivation Ocular symptoms in the slighter cases of PALMER, W. M.. elected a Fellow of the Society of, 960 encephalitis lethargica (Ransom Pickard), of Antiquaries of London. 918 Medical research exhibit, 254 851. (0) Palsies, ocular. discussion at the Royal Milk regulations, 586 ODELL, William: A medical missionary Society of Medicine, 426 Motor scooters, 108 wsnted, 726 Palsy, bilateral hypoglossal, due to gunshot Mouth gags, improved, 180 ODLING, William, obituary notice of, 324 wounds (Harold Burrows), 776 Mouth sepsis, need for post-graduate in- O'DONOGEUE, C. H.: An Introduction to Panama Government's memorial to General struction in, 842, 920, 960 Zoolooy, rev., 935 Gorgas takes the form of a tropical diseases Myopia, high, 35 O'DiiSCOLL, Elizabeth (and George C. Low): institute, 583,615 Naevi in children, 726 Case of Dibothriocephalus latus infection, PAPiN, Edmund (and F6lix LEGUEU): Pricis Nails, diseases of, 107 118. (0) d'Urologie. rev., 230 Needle in a semilunar cartilage, 108 Oedema, angio-neurotic, 180,480,545 PAAF, J.: Epidemic hiccough, 28 Nipples, supernumerary, 254, 288, 370 Oedema, angio-neurotic, treated by injections Paralysis of vocal cords. See Vocal cords Oxyuris vermicularis, 880, 920 of horse serum, 68, 102 PARAMORE, B. H.: Operative treatment of Pains in the shins, 550 Oedema and capillary pressure (Leonard Hill), genital prolapse, 894 Paratyphoid fever, 842 767 (0). See also Capillary pressure Parasites of malaria. See Malaria treatment Parke, Davis, and Co.'s laboratory cata- Oesophagus, digestion of, as a cause of post- Paratyphoid fever. See Fever logue, 662 operative and other forms of haematemesis PARDINGTON. G. L.: Senescence and balneo- Patellar ligament, aching under, 880 (J. Hogarth Pringle, Laurence T. Stewart, therapy, 193 Pathological laboratory work for a V.A.D, and J. H. Teacher), 563 PARHAM, William Maskelyne, obituary notice nurse, 627 Officers' alternative pensions, 917 of, 724 [ Thu Barms INDEX. LEDICAL JOUsz.i I

Paris: Post-graduate instruction in, 210, 215, Parliament, Medical Notes in (contd.): PEARsON, Karl (and Julia BELL): A StudV of 239, 325, 481, 585, 795, 841-Edinburgh medical Medical officers and pensions examinations, the Long Bones of the Human Skeleton, rev., students in, 4O00LStele erected at the WItel- 951 12t Dieu in memory of internes of the hospitals Medical records, 316, 360, 399, 438, 475 PEARSON. Vere: Artificial pneumothorax, 814 who died on active service, 739-Fees for Medical referees, appointment of, 951 PEARSON, William: Site of operation for em medical men called in by police to be in- Medical service on river gunboats in China, pyema, 719 creased, 919 475 PECK, E. Saville: Future of pharmacy, 948 Parke, Davis, and Co.'s laboratory products Medical students in the Defence Force, 716 Pellagra. food factor in (leading article), 310 catalogue, 662 Medicine for panel patients, 29 Pelvic drain, device to assist introduction of PARxKER, Charles A.: Suggestions for a co- Metal limbs. See Artificial limbs 197 operative health service for London. 244 Milk, condensed, draft regulations, 505- Pelvimetry in contracted pelvis (David PARKER, George, appointed Deputy Lieutenant Unsweetened, 576 Shannon), 160 for Lancashire, 833 Milk and Dairies Bill, 316 PENDRED, B. F.: Fracture of femur, a simple PARKER, W. Rushton: Photographs of cretins, Milk prices, 716. 829, 951; wholesale and method of extension, 380 (0) 574 retail, 951 PENDRED, Vaughan: Prevention of puerperal Parkes Memorial Prize, 96 Ministerial changes, 540 infection, 791 Murder of Canon Magner. 316 Penis captivus, 662 Parliament, Medical Notes in: Naval Hospital at Yokohama, 476, 576 PENNINGTON, Drury: The private clinic Addison, Dr., 575 Navy, Royal, Admiralty surgeons' fees, 618 system, 938 Admiralty surgeons' fees, 618 Neurasthenic patients treatment, 475 PENNINGTON, S. B., presentation to. 691 Anatomical studies, 654 Nurses' National Fund, 476 Pension patients in mental hospitals (parlia- Antimony treatment for ex-service men, 476 Nurses' Registration Acts, 618. 654 mentary note), 870. See also Ex-service men Appeal tribunals. See Pensions Opium: Supply from India to Hong Kong, in asylums Approved societies and hospitals, 576 438-Cultivation in China, 505 Arsenobenzoltreatment of venereal diseases, Optical glass industry. 505 PENSIONS: 753 Parliamentary Medical Committee, 475, 576 And age, 249, 370 Artificial limbs, 476. 654-Light metal, 654 Parliamentary session, 28 Appeal statistics, 438 Bellahouston Hospital, Glasgow, 618, 716, 869, Pension patients in mental hospitals, 870. Appeal tribunals, 654, 716-Delay in, 361, 654 908 See also Pensions itn oeneral index -Waiting work of, 505-Cases, 505-More Bilharsiasis treatment, 753 Pneumonia attributable Gonaval service, 654 tribunals, 716 Blind Persons Act. 505 Post-graduate instruction. 616 Bellahouston Hospital, Committee of In- Blind welfare, advisory committee, 475 Prison medical officers, 361 quiry appointed, 840. 869-Parliamentary Board of Edueation, estimates, 575 Proprietary Medicines Bill. 398 note, 869 See also Hospital Bradford Municipal Hospital, 540 Public health and local rating, 574 Disability, 361, 399, 475, 654-New warrant. Bromley, whole-time medical officer for, 438 Public Health (Officers) bill, 576, 618, 829, 475 Budget, 652 868, 950 Estimates, 575 Cancer increase, 438 Public medical officers, security of tenure Ewell colony, 202 Caravan settlement, 654 of, 399 Expenditure: The Medical Services, 438 Casualties. war, 715 Rabies outbreaks, 951 Heart disease, grant for. 576 Census, 716 River Lee, 951 Indian army nfficers, 909 Chemicals among the key industries, 753 Sanatorium benefit, termination of, 438 Medical boards, 683, 716 China, medical service on river gunboats in, Scottish Board of Health. 475, 575-Esti- Medical decisions on attributability, 753 475 mates, 575 Medical officers, 829 Chinese flour, 316 Scottish Universities Bill, 715, 951 Medical officers and pensions examinations Civil Service estimates. 575 Serums. standardization of, 399 951 Colonial Medical Service, 869 Small-pox, revaccination for, 683; and Officers' alternative pensions, 917 Coroners' Remuneration Bill, 505, 576, 908 vaccination. 716 " Officers' Friend," 144 County councils and tuberculosis treatment, Soldiers at Cologne, health of, 438 Permanent, for disabled men. 654 576 Spahlinger treatment for consumption, 360, Reassessment of persions, 951 Criminal law amendment, 618, 951-The 683 Tropical diseases, medical treatment for, Bishop of London's Bill, 437-Report in State contributions to health services, 475 576 the Lords, 474 Thermometers, clinical, 438 Dangerous Drugs Act: Draft Regulations. Tuberculosis Bill, 399, 616, 652. 682, 753 People's League of Health, Cardiff meeting. 315, 360. 398, 474 715, 733-Farmers and, 361 Tuberculosis treatment, 438, 653, 829- 30--Welsh branch to be established, 30 -And Ireland. 950 Expenses, 653 Peptone in asthma (A. G. Auld), 696. (0) Dentists Bill, 29, 361, 438, 618, 682, 715, 868, Tuberculosis mortality, 399, 504 Peripheral nerve. See Nerve 908, 950 Tuberculous ex-service men, 361 PERKINS, Herbert: Endemicity of intestinal Divisional and full-time health insurance Unemplovment and sickness benefit, 716 protozoa, 364 officers. 61 Universities and colleges, grants to, 654- Pernambuco, new medical faculty established Dogs Bill, 316, 618, 869 Estimates, 575, 829 in, 609 Drugs, dangerous, in India. 438 Universities (Scotland) Bill, 829 Peru, northern, yellow fever in. 436 Dundrum Asylum staff, 716 Vaccination, 61-Deaths associated witb, 951 PEVERLEY, W. A. (and J. K. HAWORTE): Encephalitis lethargica, 618 Venereal disease: On the Rhine, 438, 475- Aneurysm of external carotid artery treated Ex-service men: In asylums, 61, 505. 716, 952- Civil policy as to, 475-Propaganda to by ligature of common carotid artery and Tuberculous, 361-Antimony treatment of, check, 505-Amongst seamen, 683-Value internal jugular vein, 339. (0) 476 -In mental hospitals, 716 of treatment for, 716-Arsenobenzol treat- Pharmaeognosy, review of book on, 386 Food values. 393 ment of, 753 Pharmacology, clinical research in, 868 Food in war and peace, 476 Venereal disease report, 399-Discussion in Pharmacology, review of books on, 87 Foods, economical, pamphlet, 683 the Lords. 473 Pharmacopoeia, agreement to draw up a Glamorganshire County Asylums, 438 War: Termination of, 576-Enlistments and common one between Sweden, Norway, and Glasgow Pensions Committee and the casualties, the gross figures analvsed, 715 Denmark, 661 Bellahouston inquiry, 869. See also Washington Labour Convention, 829 Pharmacopoeia, .gxtra, rev., 607 Bellahouston Wellhouse Hospital, Barnet, 438 Pharmacy, the future of, 948 Harrow medical officer. See Medical Welsh Board of Health, 9 9 Pharyngeal pouch, case of (Areher Ryland), 565 Health Ministry. See Health Ministry int White lead. See Lead PHILP, H. R. A.: Obstetric practice amongst general index the Akikuyu tribe of Kenya Colony, British Health services, grants for, 475, 505 Parliamentary candidates, prospective, for the East Africa, 16 Health of soldiers at Cologne, 438. See also combined English university constituency, PHILLIPS, Captain Hugh Richard, Order of Venereal 368 the Crown of Italy conferred upon. 515 Holloway prison, 951 Parliamentary Medical Committee, 475, 576 PHILLIPS, James: Treatment of uterine Hospital accommodation for disabled men, Parliamentary representation of Scottish haemorrhage not associated with pregnancy, 909 universities, 953 224 (0)-Cure of haemorrhoids without Hospital Finance Committee's report, 474, Parliamentary session, the new, 240, 280 operation, 402 753 PARRY, R. H.: Lines of advance in the sur- PHILLU's, Miles: Operative treatment of Hospital ships, sinking of, 361 gery of breast cancer, 99 genital prolapse, 894-Appointed professor Housing Bill, 399 PARSONS, Allan C.: Prognosis in encephalitis obstetrics and gynaecology in the University Income tax, 316, 951-Assessmiient. 951 lethargica, 172 of Sheffield. 918 Indian army officers' pensions, 909 PARSONS, H. Compin: Insect vectors of Phthisis. See Tuberculosis Indian Medical Service, 360. 475, 618, 715- disease, 369 Physical science and the living organism Appeals, 683 PARSONS, Major Harry Compton. Belgium (A. V. Hill), 743 Industrial Fatigue Research Board, 360, 399 Croix de Guerre conferred upon, 253 Physical signs, review of book on, 229 Insurance, National. SeeInsuranceingeneral PARSONS, John Herbert, elected Fellow Royal Physiology and anatomy, teaching of. See inidex Society, 357 Anatomy Intoxicating liquor output, powers trans- PARSONS-SMITH, Basil: Subacute bacterial Physiology and clinical medicine in Sheffield ferred to Board of Trade, 576 endocarditis, 43. (0) (leading article), 648-Correspondence on, Ireland, medical needs of the Auxiliary PAscoE. Major James Sydney, obituary notice 688 Division in, 654 of, 178 Physiology, review of books on, 675, 741, 817 Islington's medical officer, superannuation Pasteur Institute of Southern India, report, 36 Physiology at South Kensington, 314 of, 816 Patent medicines. See Proprietary medicines PICKARD, Ransom: Ocular symptoms in the Lead, white, use of in painting. 829 Patents, interdepartmental committee ap- slighter cases of encephalitis lethargica, Local Government officers' superannuation, pointed dealing with inventions by workers 851. (0) 576 aided by public funds, 326 PICKEN, R. M. F., appointed M.O.H. and port Local Rates (Increase Prevention) Bill, 682 PATERSON, Keppie: Twilight sleep, 342 sanitary officer to city of Cardiff, 958 " Lock-up ' surgeries, 753 PATERSON, William: Willesden municipal PIERCE, Bedford, resigns superintendentship London Hospital: Closing of wards. 909 clinics and hospital, 171 of the Retreat, York, 706 London University: New buildings, 316- Pathological research applied to medicine, 616 Piles. See Haemorrhoids Bloomsbury sits, 475, 504 Pathology, review of books on, 707 PINCH A. E, Hayward: Radium therapy in Lunacy Acts terms, 438-Definitions in, 576 PATON, D. Noel (and A. WATSON): Etiology of uterine cancer, 881. (0) Lunacy certificates, 61 rickets, 594. (0) PINSENT, Ellen Frances, appointed a Commis- Malaria cases in Great Britain, 438 PATON, Leslie: Ocular palsies, 426 sioner of the Board of Control, 325 Maternity and child welfare centres, 399- PATRICK, Adam: Renal diabetes, 779 PINTO-LFEITE, H.: Ethanesal anaesthesia, 658 _Grants for, 438-AdministratIon. 504 PATTEN, B. M.: The Early Embryology of the Pistany, note on, 879 Modical decisions on attributability, 753 Chick, rev., 347 PITTs, A. T.: Congenital syphilis, 460 Medical needs of the Auxiliary Division in Paying patients: At a Liverpool Poor Law Pituitary and diabetes insipvdus. 238 Ireland. See Ireland infirmary (Mill Road), 209-At the Bristol Pityriasis capitis, olive oil soft soap as a Medical officer of health: Whole-time, for hospitals, 832 shampoo in (K. WorSley Poole), 601 Bromley. 438-Of Harrow, salary of, 655 Pearl pathology, 827 PITZMAN, M.: The Fundamentals of Human Medical officers in India, pay of, 618 PEARSE J. B.: Tuberculosis, 108 Anatomv, rev., 387 Tu Bsm 1 20 MzDIcAL Jooumas J INDEX.

I Placenta praevia associated with post-partum PRIOE, Frederick W.: Note on angina pectoris eclampsia (Douglas Miller), 496 with auricular fibrillation, 339 Plague, prevalence of: In Java, 210, 267, 661- PRIcE-JoNEs, Cecil: Diurnal changes in the I ~~~~~B. In Egypt, 661-In Vladivostock. 708-In size of red blood cells, 239-Blood Pictures: R.A.M.C. Roll of Honour, 406. See also Army, Siberia, 708-In Russia in Europe, 708 an Introduction to Clinical Haematology, British Plague, case of in Dublin (H. Drury and Sir rev., 387 B A.M. College. See College Arthur Ball), 84 PRINCE OF WALES: Elected an Honorary Fellow Rabies, in Southern India. 36-In Holland, Plague on shipboard (W. M. Willoughby), 640 of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, 482, 784 PLARR, Victor G.: The diary of Crosse of 135-Presentation to, 407 Rabies outbreaks (parliamentary note), 951 Norwich, 232 PRINGLE, J. Hogarth: Digestion of oesopha- Radiological Congress. See Congress Plastic surgery, anaesthetics in (Mr. Row- gus, 563 Radiological workers, protection of. 787, 947- botham and Mr. Magill), 344 Prison, Holloway (parliamentary note), 951 Committee constituted, 787. See also X-ray PLATT, Harry: Surgery of the peripheral Prison medical offlcers (parliamentary note), and radium protection nerve injuries of warfare, 596. (0) 361 Radiology and electrology, teaching of, 164 Pleura, review of books on, 271 Private clinic system. See Clinic Radiology, research in (leaaing article), 500- Pneumococcal septicaemia, cryptogenetic (Sir Prize (Robert Thomas Niebols) for discovery Nlote on, 536, 787 John Lumsden), 890 (0) and prevention of death in childbirth from Radiology, review of books on, 498, 675 Pneumococci, disease-producing. serological septieasemia, 447 Radiotherapy, dual, in malignant disease characters of (Richard R. Armstrong), 259. PROFEIT, Colonel Charles W., C.S.I. conferred (S. Gilbert Scott), 771. (0) (0) upon, 917 Radium Institute, The Manchester: Report, Piteumococci and streptococci, relation of to Profession of medicine. See Medical 471-The London, report, 609-New York, influenza (W. R. Logan), 189. (0) Professionsl secrecy in the courts of law, 904 acquires 500 mg. of radium, 661 Pneumonia attributable to naval service " Prophylactic " and ' Metaphylaetic," 628 Radium therapeutics, 609 (parliamentary note), 654 Proprietary Medicines Bill, 398 - Revenue Radium therapy (Stanley Green), 270-Dis-- Pneumonia, treatment of, 586 received in payment of patent medieine cussion on at Edinburgh Medico-Chirurgical Pneamonic complications of measles and labels, 795 Society, 304 influenza (leading article), 710 Prosecution under the Medical Act (John -Radium therapy in uterine cancer (A. E. Pneumothorax, artificial (Clive Riviere), 810. Richard Taylor). 724 Hayward Pinch), 881. (0) (0)-Discussion, 814 Prostate, enlarged, function of the kidneys in Radium and x rays, action of on tumour Pneumothorax, complete, In an infant, due to (J. F. Dobson), 289. (0) growth (S. Russ, Elelen Chambers and pulmonary tuberculosis (Geoffrey Bourne), Prostate, enlarged, treatment of the pre-opera- Gladwys M. Scott). 229 526. (0) tive stage of (J. W. Thomson Walker), 71. (0) Radius, dislocation of forwards at the inferior Poetry and medical men (leading article), 276 -Correspondence on, 142, 211, 322 radio-ulnar joint (Lambert Rogers), 639 Poison, squill, 253 Prostate, review of books on, 17, 740 RAINY, Harry, appointed medical adviser to Poisoning by arsenic, delayed (George St. Prostatectomy, suprapubic, stenosis at the the Prison Commissioners for Scotland, 912: George), 192 internal meatus after (Andrew Fullerton), RAMON Y CAJAL, institute of biology named Poisoning, fatal, from inhalation of acid 301. (0) after in Madrid, 253 fumes in a laboratory (T. Gillman Moor- Prostatic disorder causing chronic retention RAM8BOTTOM, Albert (and E. M. BRocisBANRK): head), 83-Correspondence on, 143, 404 of urine (Herbert T. Herring), 376. (0)- The Clinical Examination of Diseases of the Poisoning, food, outbreaks of, 170 Correspondence on, 441, 544.688,692 Lungs, rev., 707 Poisoning, oitfit for immediate treatment of Prostatic symptoms and their causes, 545, RAMSBOTTOM. Alfred Ernest W., obituary cases of, 232 623 notice of, 660 Poisoning, trinitrotoluene (leading article), 395 PROUT, W. T: Treatment of trypanosomiasis, RAMSBOTTOM, E. N. (and Arthur SELLERS): Poisoning, trinitrotoluene (T.N.T.), blood 777 Complement-fixation tests in the diagnosis changes in. 179 Prurigo, summer, 796 of tuberculous infections, 47 Poliomyelitis, muscle re-education in, 33, 67, Pruritus ani: (J P. Lockhart-Mummery), 602- RANSON, Professor: Alcohol in modicine, 609 175 Discussion at Royal Society of Medicine, 602 Rat-bite fever treated by novarsenbillon Poliomyelitis, orthopaedic treatment of -Correspondence on, 659 ('. W. Burton-Fanning), 886. (0) (H. A. T. Fairbank), 517. (0) Pruritus, remedies for, 326 Rat extermination, 241-In the Port of POLLOCK, Colonel Charles Edward, C.B. con- Pruritus following supraorbital herpes, 662, London, 628 ferred upon, 865 725 Rates, Local (Increase Prevention) Bill, 682 POLLOCK. W. B. Inglis: Dilated pupils, 254 Psychiatrist's review (leading article), 394 RATIfi (and MAUBLANO): Guide pratique pour POOLE, K. Worsley: Olive-oil soft soap Psychiatry, review of book on, 230 I'Examen Medical des Aviateurs des Candi- shampoo in pityriasis capitis, 601 Psychic phenomena, 880 dats d I'Aviatson et de Pilotes, rev., 18- POOLER, H. W.: The notification fee and the Psycho-anslysis, quack, 133 English edition, 63 end of the war, 916 Psychological forgetting in relation to lying Rats, ships, and crews' quarters, 866 Poor Law infirmaries. See Infirmaries (Marv Bell). 123 See also Forgetting RAW, Nathan: A tuberculosis immunizing Poor Law medical officers and Local Govern- Psychology, elementary, in general hospital vaccine. 594. (0) ment returns (Ireland), 656 teaching (William Calwell), 736 (0)-Corre- RAW, Stanley: The hospital problem, 127 Poor Law medical officers' salaries (Ireland), spondence on, 793 RAYNES, F. W.: Domestic Sanitary Engineer- 477 Psachology of hospital patients (W. Calwell), ing and Plumbing, rev., 858 POPENHOE, Paul (and Roswell Hill JOENsON): 497. See also Hospital Reading Abbey, octocentenary of, 661 Applied Eugeic8, rev., 498 Psychology, review of books on. 162, 530, 675, Record card as evidence, 199. See also Insur- Port Sanitary Authorities Association. See 780 ance Association Psychoneurosis, review of book on, 125 Recruits, medical examination of, 448 PORTER, Charles: School Hvgiene and, the Psychotherapy, 168 Red, soloid neutral, 127 Laws of Health, rev., 126 Public health and internal organization (G. S. Red Cross Congress. International, 503, 537, POPRTER, Major-General Robert, K.C.B. con- Buchanan, 331. (0) 569-Meeting and resolutions passed, 569 ferred upon, 61 Public health laboratories and preventive Red Cross, Czecko-Slovak, organizing work of, Post-graduate Association, Glasgow Medical, medicine (A. T Nankivell), 529 781 657 Public health and local rating (parliamentary Red Cross, recruiting for, 713 Post-graduate courses: In Vienna, 169, 683, note). 574 Red Cross Societies, League of: Annual meet- 840-In London, 169, 170, 178, 879, 918, 942- Public Health (Officers) Bill, 576, 618, 829, 868, ing, 301-Department of social hygiene to be Committee on, 170, 178, 616, 942; report of 950-Note on, 668 known as department forcombating venereal committee, 942; leading article on, 945-In Public health, review of books on, 163 diseases. 590-North European Conference Paris, 210, 215, 239, 325, 481. 585, 795, 841- Public medical offlcers, security of tenure of, on Venereal Diseases, 682, 909 In Glasgow, 507, 657-In Naples. 549-Par- (parliamentary note). 399 Red Cross Society, British, and Order of liamentary note on, 616-In Bristol, 621- Publications, new and forthcoming, 107, 347, St. John: Report on home service ambu- At Bordeaux, 878, 919 -At the West London 413, 725, 858, 899 lances, 237 (see also Ambulances) -War Post-Graduate College, 918-At Leysin, 918- Publishers' announcements, 63, 107, 273, 307, medal, 240-War finance, 315 At Carlsbad, 937 482, 745. 899 Red Cross tociety, Chinese, report 615 Post-graduate instruction in mouth sepsis, Puerperal infection, 404, 479, 550, 709, 757, 791, REEs, David Valentine, obituary notice of, 660 need for. 842, 920, 960 837, 873, 914 REES, Ferdinand: Conference on voluntary Post-operative morbidity and anaesthesia. Puerperal infections: Prevention and treat- hospitals, 66 See Ansestbesia ment of (W. Blair Beli), 693. (0)-Leading Refraction work among school children, 759, Post and propter, 960 article on. 709 782, 792, 838, 875. 914 Postural deformities. See Deformities Puerperal mortality in 1919 (leading article), Registrar-General, new, for Ensland and POULTON, E. P.: Acidosis and alkalosis. 508 354, 709 Wales, 135-For Scotland, 136-Annual POWELL, D. A., dinner to, 841 Puerperal salpingo-peritonitis (Aleck W. Report for 1919, 166, 169-Tuberculosis in POWELL. Sir R. Douglas (and Sir P. Horton- Bourne). 495 1919,202-Quarterly returns, 472, 656. '784. See Smith HARTLEY): On Diseases of the Lungs PUGE, Gordon: Non-operative treatment of also Vital statistics and Pleurae, rev., 271 surgical tuberculosis, 425 REID, Sir G. Archdall: Prevention of venereal POWER, Sir D'Arcy: The Education of a Sur- Pulmonary blood pressure. See Blood disease, 139, 245 - Preventtion of Venereal goon under ThomasVicary, rev., 272-Pallia- Pupil dilatation, case of sudden monocular Distase. rev., 161-Treatment of acute tox- tive treatment of aneurysms by wiring, 427 (Peter Macdonald), 854 aemia, 835 POWER, F. P., gold medal presented to, 872 Pupils, dilated, 179.216,254 REID, J.: Tapeworm, 180 POWER, Thomas, obituary notice of, 368 PURCHASE, William Bentley, appointed deputy Relativity, principle of, 326 PRATT-JOHNsON, Major J. (and Major Kenneth coroner for Eastern District of London, 215 Renal decapsulation for chronic parenchy- GILCHEIST and Captain HAY-MICHEL): Pu1Jvis, J. E.: Cambridge diploma inhygiene, matous nephritis (Frank Kidd). 378. (0) Action of certain special preparations on 956 Renal diabetes (Adam Patrick), 779 malarial parasites and their employment in PUTTI, V.: La chirurgia degli Organi di Renal function in prostatic enlargement (J. F. the treatment of malaria, 80. O0) Movimento, 59 Dobson), 289. (0) Pregnancy and labour in a double uterus PYBIJS, F. C.: Risks after operation on tonsils Renal secretion, recent advances in the physio, (D. Robertson Dobie), 16 and adenoids in outdoor clinics, 174 logy of (J. b. Haldane), 409 (0)-Leading Pre-masseteric fistulae. See Fistulae PYE-SMITH, Rutherfoord John, death of, 504- article, 432 Pre-natal death. See Death Obituary notice of, 547-Estate and bequests RENsHAW,(Graham: Harleouin fetus, 623 Presentations, 35, 62, 106, 178, 210, 215, 234, 241, of, 919 RENTON, J. Mill: Surgical treatment of 253, 287,325, 368, 400,407, 476, 506, 515, 516, 549, Pyogenic infection of kneejoint, acute, treat- chronic sciatica, 557. (0) 691, 879, 919 ment of (A. H. Southam, 884. (0) Research Defence Society. See Society Pressure symptoms and cervical ribs (Edwin Respiration, recent advances in the physio- Bramwell and P?. Dskes), 384 10gy of (J. S. Haldane). 409. (0)-Leading Edward E.- Calcium in the PREST, treatment Q. article on, 432 of pulmonary tuberculosis, 420 Respiration, artificial. in the newborn (W. Preventive medicine and public health labora- Quack psycho-analysis, 133 Osborne Greenwood), 601 tories (A. T. Nankivell), 529 Quack remedies. See Secret remedies Resuscitationfromapparent death, adrenaline Preventive medicine, review of books on, 346 Quinine, action of on the pregnant and non- in (Cranston Walker), 46 (0), 100-A dis- Preventive medicine, some aspects of (Dr. pregnant uterus in the tropics (Walter claimer, 100-Correspondence on, 100, 136, Goodfellow), 642 Fisher), 891 482, 544, 582 rT 2BBs INDEX. I ZDICA JOURNAL 2

Resuscitation and heart massage (J. A. Gunn), Reviews of Books (continwe4): Reviews of Books (conttinued): 9. (0)-(Robert B. Coleman), 47-(Norman Diathermy. its Production and Uses in Lungs, Clinical Examination of Diseases of M. Dott), 192-(C. Langton Hewer), 228 Medicine and Surgery (Elkin P. Cumber- (E. M. Brockbank and Albert Rams- Retinoseope, a double, 307 batch), 643 bottom). 707 Beverdin needle and holder, standardized, Dictionary, French-English Medical (A. Lungs and Pleurae, On Diseases of (Sir 465 Gordon), 935 R. Douglas Powell and Sir P. Horton- Dictionary, A Practical Medical (Thomas Smith tlartley), 271 Reviews of Books: Lathrop Stedman), 781 Macedonia: A Plea for the Primitives(A. Advancement of Science (1920), 164 Dictionary of Scientific Terms (I. F. Goff and Hugh A. Fawcett), 272 American Gynaecological Society Transao- Henderson and W. D. S. Hendersoni, 51 Manic-Depressive Insanity and Paranoia tions, vol. 44. 644 Domestic Sanitary Engineering and Plumb- (Emil Kraepelin), 644 American Medical Biographies (Howard A. ing (F. W. Raynes). 858 Materialism, Phenomena of (Baron von Kelly and Walter L. Burrage). 306 Dysentery, Surgical Aspects of, including Mchrenck Notzing), 427 Americoan Pediatric Society Transactions, Liver Abscess (Zachary Cope), 498 Medical Annual, 742 vol. 32, 645 Edinburgh Obstetrical Society, Transac- Medical and Dental Practitioners, Report on Anaesthesia in Dental Surgery (Thomas D. tions, 197 Conditions of Practice Abroad, 272 Luke and J. Stuart Ross), 164 Education of a Surgeon under Thomas Medical Formulary, New Pocket (W. E. Anaesthesia Precis de Rachianesth6sie (G. Vicary (Sir D'Arcy Power) 272 Fitch), 742 le Filliatre), 741 Electrotherapy in Urology: Notions Medical Handbook for the use of Practi- Anaphylaxis: De l'Anaphvlaxis l'Immu- Pratiques d'Electrotherapie appliqu6e A tioners and Students (R. S. Aitchison), 164 nit4 (Maurice Arthus), 818 l'Urologie (D. Courtade), 781 Medical History, Annals of. vol. iii, 742 Anesthesia and Analgesia, American Year- Embryology of the Chick, The Early (B. M. Medical Register for 1921, 707 book of 1917-1918 (edited by F. H. Patten), 347 Medical and Dental Students' Register, 707 McMeehan), 741 Empire Municipal Directory of Local Medical Society of London, Transactions, Anatomy, Applied, and Kinesiology: The Authorities and Officials and Yearbook of vol. xliii, 644 Mechanism of Muscular Movement Municipal Engineering and the Sanitary Medicine, Bazaar (G. T. Birdwood), 197 (Wilbur Pardon Bowen), 17 Record " for 1921-22, 935 Medicine. Essentials of (C. P. Emerson), 858 Anatomy of the Brain and Spinal Cord (J. Endocrines, The (Samuel Wyllis Bandler), Medicine, Practical (Alfred H. Carter), 935 Ryland Whitaker), 231 816 Medicine: Nouveau Trait6 de M6decine, Anatomy, Huiman. Fundamentals of Eugenics, Applied (Paul Popenhoe and Fasc. I: Maladies Infectieuses (edited by Pitzman). 387 RoswellBill Johnson), 498 Professors Roger, Widal, and Teissier). Angina Pectoris (Walter Verdon), 125 Every Man his ownBuilder (G. G. Samson), 195 Antler of the Deer. the Growth andt3hedding 858 Medicine, Synopsis of (Henry Letheby Tidy), of (Sir William Ma;%i.9n), 195 Exophthalmic: Goitre and its Non-surgical 18 Aphasia: Klinisehe und Anatomisehe Treatment (Iqrael Bram). 306 Medi-ine, Wheeler's Handbook of (William Beitrage zur Patho'ogie des Gehirns Extra Pharmaconoeia. See Pharmacopoeia R. Jack), 164 (Salomon Eberhard Henschen), 706 Eye cases, the care of(R. H. Elliot), 934 Memories and Musings of a Hospital Sur- Art of Attaining High Bealth, together with Eye, Surgery of and its Adnexa [Chirurgie geon, 232 Aristology or the Art of Dining (T. de l'oeil et de ses annexes] (F. Terrien), Metabolic Rate Determinations, Basal, Walker), 858 707 Laboratory Manual of the Technic of Auld Doctor, and other Poems and Songs First Aid in Emergencies (Eldridge L. (Walter M. Boothby and Irene Sandiford). Scots (David Rorie), 196 Eliason), 87 567 Aviators: Guide pratique pourl'Examen First Aid to the Injured and Rick (F. J. Microbiology: PrAcis de Microbiologie M6dical des Aviateurs des Candidats Warwick and A. C. Tunstall), 568 clinique (F. Bezanqon), 643 l'Aviation et dePilotes (Drs. Maublane FromOloud to Sunshine (Alfred S. Gubb), Midwifery, Short Practice of (Henry Jellett), and Rati)), 18 231 18 Aviators: Le Mal des Aviateurs:Ses Causes Fry's Royal Guide to the Principal London Middlesex Hospital at Clacton-on-Sea during et ses Reme des (Rene Cruchet and Rene and other Charities, 56th edition, 87 the Great War 1914-1919. annals of, 934 Mouliner), 18 General Medical Council: Minutes, 347- Midwifery for Nurses, Practical Textbook Bacteriology, Manual of (R. Tanner Hew- General Index to the Minutes, 347 of (Robert Jardine), 18 lett), 857 General Practice and X Rays (Alice Vance Mother and Child (Edward P. Davis), 818 Bazaar Medicines, Practical (G. T. Bird- Knox), 346 Muscles. Artificial: Des action musculaires wood), 197 Glands: Sympathique et glandes endo- artificielles (G. Bidou), 18 Bibliographie des Livres FranVais deMe de- crine (P. Lereboullet, Harvier, Carrion Naturalist on Lake Victoria, with an cine et de Sciences, 532 et Guillaume,, 463 Account of Sleeping Sickness and the Binet-Simon Scale and the Porteous Scale Glass-blowing, Laboratory'B. D. Bolas), Tsesse Fly(G. DHale Carpenter), 86 of Performance Tests, Standard Method of 743 Nerves, Peripheral: Die Chirurgie der pei- Testing Juvenile Mentality by (Norbert J. Gout (Llewellyn JonesLlewellyn), 271 pherenl'ervenverletzungen, mit leson- Melville).817 Guy's Hospital Reports, vol. lxxi. 934 derer Bertichsichtigung derKriegs Nerven- Blood of Domesticated Animals, The Clini- Gynaecology (Brooke M. Anspach), 898 verletzungen (Walther Lehmann),740 cal Pathology of (S. H. Burnett), 780 Gynaecology, Manual of (John Cooke Hirst), Nervous System: Le Sympathique et leg Blood Pictures, an Introduction to Clinical 87 SystAnes AssociAs (A. C. Guillaume), 196 Haematology (Cecil Price-Jones), 387 Gynaecology. Operative (Harry Sturgeon NeurastheniaLNervous Ethaustion],Manual Bone Formation, its Relation to Tension Crossen), 163 of (Ivo Geikie Cobb), 50 and Pressure (Murk Jansen), 565 Hazell Annual and Almnacnk for 1921, 164 Neurological Diagnosis: Leitfaden der Nouro- Brain Injuries, Diagnosis and Treatment of Heart and Aorta: Le coeurl'aorte:et Etudes logischen Diagnostik (Kurt Singer), 818 (WilliamSharpe), 345 de radiologie clinique (H. Vaquez and Neuroses, Psychology of Functional (H. L. Bridge, Royal Auction, Hints on (Lieut.-Col. B. Bordet), 498 Holliugworth), 780 S. H Hingley). 465 Heart Beat, Clinical Disorders of the Neuroses, Treatment of (Ernest Jones), 816 British Journal Photographic Almanac, (Thomas Lewis), 816 Nose: Catarrhal and Suppurative Diseases Calendars: Of the National University of Heredity, Physical Basis of (Thomas Hunt of the Accessory Sinuses of the Nose (R. Ireland, 197-Of University College, Uni- Morgan), 464 Skillern), 463 versity of London. 197-Of the University History: L'Histoire 6clairAe par la clinique Nose. Paranasal Sinuses. Nasolacrimal of Durham College of Medicine. 197 (Dr. Cabanes), 818 Passage-ways, and Olfactory Organ in Cameron, Sir Charles A., Autobiography Horton (Co. of London) War Hospital, Man: A Genetic, Developmental, and Ana- 387 Ennom: Story of (Lieut.-Col. J. R. Lord), tomico Physiological Consideration (J. Canadian Mother's Book, 898 644 Parsons Schaeffer), 272 Cancer, Some Conclusions on (Charles Hygiene (W Wilson Jameson), 50 Notable Trials. See Trials Creighton). 49 Hygiene and Public Health, Elements of Nursing: Model Answers to Questions on Cerebral Development: Anatomie Rai Bahadur Jaising P. Modi), 499 Nursing set by the Medico-esychological1 Mensbhlichen Geairns und Ruckenmarks Hypnotism, Exoerimental and Therapeutic, Association (Hector Macphail), 465 auf Myelogenetischer Grundlage (Paul Introduction to the Study of (H. E. Wing- Ophthalmological Society, Tranosations, Flechsig), 529 field), 567 vo.l.xl,, 568 Cerebro-spinal Fluid, Physiology and Hysteria, Anxiety: Modern Views on some Orthopaecic Apparatus: Gli Appareechi Pathology of (William Boyd), 270 Neuroses (C. H. L. Rixon and D. Matthew), Ortopedici (F. Delitala)) 606 Chemistry, Applied, Dictionary of (Sir 464 Orthopaedic and UeconstructionSurgery, Edward Thorpe), 464 Industrial Worker, Health of (E. L. Collins Industrial and Civilian (Fred. H. Albee), 85 Chess Openings, Pocket Guide to (B. and M. Greenwood) 497 Orthopaedic -urgery: Chirurgie RAparatrice Griffith and J. H. White), 465 Infants. See Children et OrthopAdique (H. Jeanbrau, P. NovA- Chest Diseases and the Principles of Phy- Instinct and the Unconscious (W. H. B. Josserand, L. Ombredanne, and P. sical Diagnosis (George William Norris, Rivers). 305 Desfosses), 16 HenryB. M. Landis, and Edward Intestinal Toxaemia or Auto-intoxication Orihopaedio tMurgery of Injuries (edited by Krumbhs..'r), 306 in the Causation of Disease (Alexander Sir Leobert Jones), 642 Children and Infants, Diseases of (3. Bryce), 780 Orthopaedics forPractitioners (Paul Bernard Crozer Griffith), 531 Johns Hopkins Hospital Reports, vol. xxi, Roth). 86 Children, Newborn, Diseases of (August Fasc. Il, 818 Over and Above (John Gurdon), 18 Bitter von Reuss), 531 Journal of Comparative Psychology (edited Pathology, Chemical (H. Gideon Wells), 707 Children,Sick, Clinical Study and Treat- by Knight Dunlop and Robert M. Yerkes), Peripheral Nerves, Injuries of the (H. Souttar ment of (John Thomson), 565 818 and S. W. Twining), 530 Children's Diseases (Sir James Frederick Kystoskopischer Atlas (Erich Wossidlo), Pharmacognosy, Scientific and Applied Goodhart), 934 387 (ilenry Kraemer). 386 College of Ph,asicians of Philadelphia: Laboratory Glass-blowing Handbook (B. D. Pharmacology and Medical Treatment for Report of Library Committee 676 Bolas), 743 Nurses. Textbook of (J. M. Fortescue-

Communicable Diseases, Hygiene of Labour, An Atlas of Normal (G. Drummond Brickdale), 817 (Francis M. Munson). 568 Robinson), 740 Pharmacology, Practical (W. E. Dixon), 87 Constitution of the United States(tlon. John Lays by the Way (R B. Greaves), 273 Pharmacopoeia, Extra (W. Harrison Martin- W.Davis), 607 Letters to a Nurse, 781 oale and W. Wynn Westcott), 607 Consulting Surgeon in the Near EastH.(A. Lewis's Medical and Scientific Circulating Phenomena of Materialization (Baron von Tubby), 230 Library, Supplement (1918-20) to Catalogue Schrenck Notzing), 427 Deficiency Disease, Studies in (Robert of, 645 Physical Signs in the Chest and Abdomen &IcCarrison), 896 Lipoids: Les LiPoides dans l'Infection et (A. J. Jex-Blake), 229 Physiology Dentists' Register, 708 dansImImmunit (G.Eoinossi er), (Ffrangcon Roberts), 817 (W. J. Highman), 676. Dermatology rJister. Lord, Six Papers by (with Notes by Physiology, Human (Luigi Luciani), 741 Diabetes: Le DiabAte Sucr6 (Marcel LabbQ) Sir RickmanJ.. Godlee). 386 Physiology, Principles of General (William 858 Long Bones of the English Skeleton, Study Meddock Bayliss), 675 Diary of a Yeomanry M.O. [Egypt, Gallipoli, of (Karl Pearson and Julia Bell). 124 Physiology and biochemistry in Modern Palestine, and Italy] (Captain 0. Teich- Lunacy in India (A. W. Overbeck-Wright), Medicine (J. B. Macleod and others), 643 man). 898 742 Practice Abroad, Report on Conditions of, 272 Tim BEsmas 1. 22 MEDICAL JOIYNAL j INDEX.

Reviews of Books (continued): Reviews of Books (continued): ROGERS, Sir Leonard: The future of research Preventive Medicine, Principles of (R. Tropical Disease, War against (Andrew in tropical medicine, 388, 542-Treatment of Tanner Hewleit), 346 Balfour), 196 leprosy and tuberculosis with sodium gyno- Prices and Price Control in Great Britain Tropical Diseases, Manson's (edited by P. cardate, 640-Hypertonic salines in treat and the United States during the World H. Manson-Bahr), 606 ment of cholera, 673 War (Simon Litman), 273 Tropical Medicine, Clinical Methods for ROLLEtTON, Sir Humphry: Congenital Prostate, Clinical Lectures on Enlargement Students in (Lieut.-Col. G. T. Birdwood), syphilis, 342, 460-Appreciation of Surgeon of (Sir Peter J. Freyer, 17 898 Captain Ernest Courtney Lomas, 367-The Prostate: Le Forage de la Prostate, methode Tuberculosis Prevention, National Associa- private clinic system, 938 de Luys (L. Escaude). 740 tion's Annual Conference, 126 ROMANIS, W. H. C.: Exophthalmic goitre, Psychiatry, Manual of (edited by Aaron J. Tuberculosis Workers, Handbook for (Noel 342 Rosanoff), 230 Bardswell), 126 RONALDSON. Dr.: Twilight sleep, 341 Psychic Structures at the Goligher Circle Typhus Fever, with Particular Reference to RONTGEN, Professor, elected a doctor honoris (W. J. Crawford), 708 the Serbian Epidemic (R. P. Strong, G. C. causC by the Frankfort Focultv of Natural Its History, Theory, and Shattuck, A. W. Sellards, H. Zinsser, and Science, 304-Twenty-fifth anniversary of his Psycho-analysis, a; Practice (Andre Tridon), 531 J. G. Hopkins), 857 discovery of rays, 482 Psycho-analysis and Behaviour (Andre Urine: Le Proteine dell' Orina (Emilio RORIE, David: Time Auld Doctor and other Tridon), 531 Cavazzani), 127 Poems and Songs in Scots, rev., 196 Psycho-analysis, Practical, Elements of Urology: Precis d'Urologie (F6lix Legueu ROSANOFF, Aaron J,: Manual of Psychiatry, (Paul Bousfield), 531 and Edmund Papin), 230 rev. 230 Psychology of Functional Neuroses (H. L. Venereal Disease, Prevention of (Sir G. ROSE, Andrew: "One way of selecting a health Hollingworth). 780 Archdall Reid), 161 resort," 146 P3yehology of Phantasy. Collected Papers Venereal. See alsodyphilis Ross, Surgeon-Colonel George Cumberland, on (Constance E. Long), 675 Wainwrights, Trial of (edited by H. B. obituary notice of, 584 Psychology and Psychiatry, Practical (C. B. Irving), 272 Ross, H. C.: Anpreciation of John Howard Burr). 465 War Neuroses as Ph'ysiologic Conservations McFadden, 408 Psychology and Psychotherapy (William (Sidney 1. Schwab), 125 Ross, J. Stuart (and Thomas D. LUKE): Antaes- Brown), 530 Wheeler's Handbook of Medicine (William thesia in Dental Surgery, rev., 164 Psychology of the Special Senses (A. F. R. Jack), 164 Ross, S. J.: Risks after operations on tonsils Hurst), 162 Women as Army Surgeons (Flora Murray), and adenoids in outdoor clinics, 213 Psychoneuroses of War and Peace (M[illais 346 ROTH, Paul Bernard: Orthopaedics for Prac- Culpin), 125 World of Sound (Sir William Bragg), 499 titioners, rev, 86 Public Health and Insuirance: American X Rays and General Practice (Alice Vance Rous: Fate of the lymphocytes, 905 Addresses (Sir Arthur Newsholme), 163 Knox), 346 ROUT, Ettie A.: Prevention of venereal Public HealthLaboratory Work [Chemistry] Zoology, Introduction to(C. H. O'Donoghue), disease. 212 (Henry R. Kenwood), 50 935 ROUTE, Amand: Congenital syphilis, 343 Purple Sapphire and other Posthumous Zoology, Outlines of (A. J. Thomson), 898 ROWAN-ROBINSON., L. C.: Prevention of Papers (Christopher Blayre). 676 venereal disease, 404 Radiographic Technique (T. Thorne Baker), Revista de Medicina y Cirugia Prdicticas ROWBOTHAM, Mr.: Anaesthetics in plastic 675 changes its title to Archivos de Medicina surgery, 344 Radiology of Heart: Le Coeur et L'Aorte- Ciruzgia y Especialidades, 347 ROWCROFT, Colonel G. F.: Hygiene of seamlen, E,tudes de Radiologie Clinique (H. Vaquez Revista Medica de Humburgo, 691 842 and E Bordet). 498 REYNE8s, Henry: Ablation of ovaries in ROWDEN, Dr.: Post-operative x rays in breast Radiology: Radiologie et Radiumth6rapie mammary cancer, 615 cancer, 814 (Drs. Beclere. Cottenot. and Mme. REYNOLDS, E. D.: Diathermy for inoperable ROWLETTE, R. J.': Medical reform in Ireland, Laborde), 676 growths, 462 344 Rat and How to Kill Him (Alfred Moore). 708 REYNOLDS, E. S., appointed Deputy Lieutenant ROWNTREE, Cecil: X-ray radiation and Reading Abbey, Octocentenary of, 1121-1921 for Lancashire, 833 cancer, 440 (Jameson B. Hurry). 899 REYNOLDS, Russell J., appointed radiologist Royal Air Force. See Air Rising Tide and Other Poems (Charles to Charing Cross Hospital, 795 Royal Army Medical Corps. See Army, Whitby), 197 Rhine: Health of soldiers on, 438-Venereal British Roentgen Diagnosis of Diseases of the diseases on, 475. See also Venereal Royal Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons of Alimentary Canal (Russell D. Carman), 676 Rhizotomy. posterior, for the relief of pain Glasgow: Admission of F"ellows, 446,918 Roentgenological Technique, Principles and (Sir William Thorburn), 629. (0) Royal Medical Benevolent Fund. See Fund Practice of (I. Seth Hirsch), 126 Rib, first, fracture of (E. T. C. Milligan and Royal Naval Dental Service. See Navy, Royal School Hygiene and the Laws of Health R. E. Ford), 191. (0)-Correspondence on, Rupee exchange, 586 (Charles Porter), 126 284 Rupture. See Hernia School of Salernum: Regimen Sanitatis RIBADEAU-DUmAS, L. (and others): Traite de Russ, S. (anid others): Action of radium and balernitatum (Francis R. Packard), 231 Patholoaie M)dicale et de Tlrapeutique x rays on tumour growth, 229 Scientific Terms, Dictionary of (I. F. Hen- appliqu(e, rev., 306. 897 RUSsELL, Douglas: Treatment of gastric and derson and W. D. S. Henderson), 51 Ribs, cervical, and pressure symptomlis (Edwin duodenal ulcers, 123 Scurvy, Past and Present (Wlfred F. Hess), Bramiwell and H. P. Dykes), 384 RUSSELL, Lieut.-Col. Edgar Beer, obituary 85 RICE, Thomas Edmund, C.M.G. conferred notice of, 548 Sell's World's Press, 232 upon, 61 RUSSELL, William: The Sphvgmoneter: Its Serbo-Croatian Self-taught by the Natural Rickets, etiology of (D. Noel Paton and A. Value in Practical Medicine, rev.. 386 Alethod (J. J. R. O'Beirne), 568 Watson), 594. (O)-Correspondence on, 685 Russia: British sid for men of letters and Sex-Complex, the (W\. Blair Bell), 86 RBtkettsia pediculi, probable identity of with science in, 65, 250-Census, reduction of the Sexual Impotence (V. G. Vecki), 51 Rickettsia quinstana (A. Bscot), 156. (0) population, 585-Plague in, 708 notice Skin Diseases (J. M. H. MacLeod). 567 Ringworm, x rays for, the risk of baldness. 32 RUTHERFORD, Major Richard, obituary Soul in Suffering (Robert S. Carroll). 430 Rio de Janeiro, tuberculosis mortality in, 739 of, 253 Sphygmomzeter, the: Its Value in Practical RIsK, Colonel E. J. Erskine: Treatment of RYALL, Charles, knighthood conferred upon, Medicine (William Russell). 386 local leishmaniasis. 267 68, 61-Dinner to, 325 Stone Age in Europe, the New (John M. RITTER VON REuSs, August: The Diseases of RYAN, Thomnas, presentation to, 253 " " Tyler), 933 the Newborn, rev., 531 Rycott draining rack, 781 Surgery (Ivor Back and Tudor Edwards). 429 RIVERS. W. C.: The drooping shoulder sign of RYFFEL, J. H.: Chemical estimation of gastric Surgery,Essentials of (Archibald McDonald), phthisis, 120. (0)-Letter on, 441 function, 383 429 RIVERS, W. H. R.: Instinct and the Uncon- RYLAND, Archer: Case of pharyngeal pouch, Surgery. Operative (Alexis Thomson), 856 scious, rev., 305 565 'Surgery, Operative, the Course of (Victor Riviera, climate of, 586, 714 RYLE, J. A.: Spirochaetosis icterohaemor- Schmieden and Arthur Turnbull), 856 RIVIERE, Olive: Artificial pneumothorax, 810 rhagica, 206 -Chemical estimation of gastric Surgery, Synopsis of (E. W. Hey Groves), 429 Rivista della stampa medica, 347 function, 383 Surgical Shock and the Shockless Operation RIXON. H. L. (and D. MATTHEw) Anxiety through Anoci-Associ&tien(G.W. Crile and Hysteria, rev., 464 W. E. Lower). 385 ROBERTS, Ffrangcon: Physiology, rev., 817 Sutherland, Williaimi, a Biography (W. A. ROBERTS, St. Clair: Cataract in iron workers, Osborne). 430 905 S. Sympathetic Nervous System: Le Sym- ROBERTSON, Bruce: Blood transfusion in pathique et les Syst6mes Associ6s (A. C. haemorrhagic disease of the newborn, 791 ST. GEORGE, George: Case of delayed arsenical Guillaume), 196, 644 ROBERTSON, R.: Vaccine therapy in general poisoning. 192 Symptoms and their Interpretation (Sir practice, 194 St. Johp of Jerusalem. Order of: Lord Stan- J,ames Mackenzie). 605 ROBERTSON, William L.,obituarynotice of, 214 more to be secretary-general, 540 Syphilis (Lloyd Thompson), 429 ROBINSON, Arthur: Sir John Struthers's lec- Salernum, school of, review of books on, 231 Syphilis: Atlas (le Syphilimetrie (100 ture on pre-natal death. 785 Salines. hypertonic, in the treatment of 673 graphiques). Les Conditions Exp6ri- ROBINSON, A. Leyland: Injuries to the female cholera (Sir Leonard Rogers), mentales de l'Extinction de la Syphilis ureter, 665. (0) Salpingitis, tuberculous (J. H. Greenberg), 818 (A. Vernes). 857 ROBINSON. G. Drummond: An Atlas of Salvarsan in malaria. See Malaria treatment 'Syphilis in General Practice, with SpeciFl Normal Lab'ur, rev., 740 Salvarsan substitutes, Ministry of Health's Reference to the Tropics (K. K. Chatterji), ROBINSON, William: Notes on a giant, 560 amended notice, 178 196 ROBINSON. Wilton H.: Hyperidrosis, 216 Salvarsan and the Wassermiann test. 582 Syphilis and its Treatment, with Special ROBSON, W. Morton: Association of herpes " Salvarsanized serum" in sleeping sickness, Reference to Syphilis of the Skin (Wilfrid zoster and varicella, 228 777. See also Sleeping sickness S. Fox), 231 Rockefeller Foundation endows a training Samuels medical scholarships. See University Syphilis and Venereal Diseases (C. F. college for nurses at Brussels, 725-Repre- of Liverpool Marshall and E. G. Ffrench), 566 sentatives in this country to discuss in- SAMSON, G. G.: Ever-y Man his own Builder, 'Thoughts of a Nature Lover (Kenneth creased activities in the investigation of rev., 858 Rogers), 607 parasitic tropical diseases, 907-To build SAMWAYS, D. W.: Dilatation of the heart, 188. Throat, Nose and Ear Diseases (Dan a tuberculosis dispensary at Bordeaux, 919 (0)-Cardiac peristalsis and mlitral stenosis, McKenzie), 463 Rodent ulcer, suggested autoinoculation of 490. (0)-Pulmonary and aortic blood pres- Trait6 de Pathologie M6dicale et de Th6ra- (S. C. Dyke), 932 (0) sures, 688 peutique appliqu6e (Emile Sergent, L. ROENTGEN, Professor, monument to, and Sanatoriunm benefit: Transfer of (in Scotland), Ribadeau-Dumas and L. Babonneix), 306, street named after, in Petrograd, 593 135-Termination of (parliamentary note). 897_ ROGER (and others, editors): NVouveau Traite 438-Leading article on, 678 Treatment: Die Therapie an den Bonner (le M&decitne, rev., 195 Sanatoriums for tuberculosis: Midhurst, Ulniversitiitskliniken (Rudolf Finkelnburg), ROGERS, Kenneth: Thoughts of a Nature report, 650- Ministry of Health's revised 307 Lover, rev., 607 list, 959 Trials of: The Wainwrights, 272-Thurtell ROGERS, Lamibert: Dislocation of the radius SAND, Ren*: Oraanization Industrielle, Mede- and Hunt (edited by Eric R. Watson), forwards at the inferior radio-ulnar joint, cine Sociale, et Education Civique en Angle- 677 639 terre et atux Etats-Unis, 748 r THe Bamsw INDEX. I MEDICAL JOURNAL 23

miners, 26 SANDIFORD. Irene (and Walter M. BOOTHNEY): Scotland((ontinued): Silicosis and tuberculosis among Manual of the Technic of Basal Scottish Consultative Council's medical STNdipoN. Alexander, appointed Deputy-Lieu- Laboratory tenant for Lancashire, 833 Metabolic Bate Determination, rev.. 567 service scheme. 208 SANDISON, Hamilton M.: Angina pectoris with Scottish Regional Hospitals Committee, SIMPsON, John William, obituary notice of, auricular fibrillation, 339. (0) 208 144 Sanitary inspectors' examination results, 325 Vital statistics for 1920. 541 SNdpsoN, W. J. R.: Treatment of trypano- SARBADHIKARi, Suresh Prasad, obituary notice War lessons in civil life, 62 somiasis, 777 of, 878 Simuliusm reptans in Ireland, 550 ave the Children Fund. See Fund Scotometer,directa record, 645 SINCLAI, Major Meurice: Treatment 'of frac- Cure of with- SCOTT, Gladwys M. (and others): Action of tures, 229-Fractures of femur, 229 SAVILL, Agnes: haemorrhoids of out operation, 479 radium and rats on tumour growth. 229 SINCLAI, Colonel Tbomas,elected to Senate North Ireland Parliament, 907 SAWYER. Brigadier-General Charles B., to SCOTT. Major Herbert B., O.B.E. conferred History and hospital facilities for disabled upon. 917 Charies: Studies in the arrange SING8ER, 954 service men in America, 890 ScoSTT Gilbert: X-ray radiations and Method of Science, 822-Whatis science? SCATTERTY. Lieut.-Colonel William, appointed cancer, 509-Dual radio-therapy in malig- SINGER, Kurt: Leitfaden der Neurologiechen Knight of Grace of the Order of St. John of nant disease, 771. (0) Diagnstik,rev., 818 an Jerusalem. 253 SCOTT, S. Noy: Collective opinion of the pro- SINTON, Major John Alex%nder: Elected SCHAEFFER. J. Parsons: The Nose, Paranasal fession, 543 honorary Fellow of the Ulster Medical Sinuses, Nasolacrimal and Scottish Board of Health: Parliamentary 30-O.B.E. conferred upon. 917 Passage-ways, Society, 254 Olfactory Organ in Man, rev., 272 note. 475-Appointments, 477-Report on SKERRETT, F. B.: Supernumerary nipples, W. E.: X-ray radiation and cancer, meat inspection in Scotland, 507-Esti- SKILLERN. R. H.: The Catarrhal and Suppu- SCHALL, Sinuses of 320 mates, 575 -Advisory Committee on the rative Diseases of the Accessory Schick reaction in diphtheria (Gladys Ward), Welfare of the Blind, 657,953-Compulsory the Nose, rev., 463 Skin of a white or coloured person? 796 928. (0) notification of chicken-pox, 661 SCEMIEDEN, Victor (and Arthur TuRNNBtLL): S3cottish Consultative Council. See Consulta- Skin disease, its relation to internal disorder:- The Course of Surgery, rev., 856 tive discussion on at Medical Society of London. Overative 303. See als' Dermatology School children: Medical treatment of In Scottish Regional Hospitals Committee, 208. London, 30-Refrection work among. See See also Association, British Hospitals SKINNzR, Captain George Arthur, Belgian, Refraction Scottish Universities Bill, 715, 829, 951 Ordre de la Couronne conferred upon,253 School Hygiene Congress. See Congress Scurvy in a breast-fed infant. 583 Skull, effect of gunshot wound on, 628, 692 School Medical Officers' Association. See Scurvy, review of books on, 85 SLATER, B. Holroyd: Bradford Municipal Asiociation Seamen, hygiene of, 538, 842-Venereal disease General Hospital, 171, 245 on, 85 School punishments (E. H. T. Nash). 312 among

Pelvimetry as an index of treatment In con- SOCIETY, ROYAL, OF MEDICINE (continued): Spelling of chemical terms, 539 tracted pelvis. 160-Double congenital hydro- SRection of Balneology and Climatology.- SPENCER, Herbert: Appreciation of J. nephrosis, 160-Transactions, rev., 197- Senescence in general and from the balneo- Bliss loward, 105-Sterility, 815-Operative Discussionon " Twilight sleep," 341-Treat- therapist's point of view, 193 treatment of genital prolapse, 893 ment of uterine prolapse, 496-Eaemorrhage Section for Study of Children's Diseases.- Sphygmometer, review of books on, 386 with eclampsia,496-Placenta praevia with Congenitalsyphili s, 342,460 SpILsBurtY Bernard H.: Instrumental abor- post-partur eclampsia,496 -Organism culti- ClInical Section.-Combined meeting with tion, 461 vatel from carcinomata, 933 Sections of Medicine and Surgery: Discus- Spina bifida, 480. See also Myelocele Society, French Orthopaedic, next meeting, sion on exophthalmic goitre,268,342, 425 Spirochaetosis icterobaemorrhagica, 206 834 Section of Epidemiology and State Medi- SPITTA, Edmund J.. obituary notice of, 251 Society of German Laryngologists, 627 cinei-Plague on shipboard, 640 Splenectomy in pernicious anaemia (leading Society, German Urological, next meeting, Section of the History of Medicinie.-The article), 470 593 medicine of ancient Egypt, 472 Splenicanaemia,Banti's disease (Sir Berkeley Society. Glasgow Obstetrical: "Alteration of Section of Laryngolooy. Pharyngeal Moynihan), 114. (0) presentation and positions in labour, 603- pouch, 565-Summer meeting, 855-Indica- Sport by artificial light, 867 Caesarean section, 604 tions for and against complete tonsillec- SPRIGGE,Squire: Knighthood conferred Society, Glasgow Royal Medico-Chirurgical: tomy, 855-Frontal sinus operations, 855- upon, 58, 61 Treatment of gtistric and duodenal ulcer. Unusual site of origin of intrinsic cancer of Spine treated by massive doses of sodium 121-Ehaemochr9matosis and bronzed dia- larynx, 855-Paralysis of vocal cords in bicarbonate (Aldo Castellani). 338. (0) betes, 461-Digestion of the oesophagus as a cases of malignant tumours of mamma, 855 SPRUNT. T. P.: Infectious mononucleosis, 95 cause of post-operative and other forms of Diathermy in inoperable growths, 855- Squill rat poison. 253 ;aematemesis, 563-Surgical treatment of Sacculus laryngis, 855-Vocal cord Para- STAPPORD. Sir Thomas Joseph, elected to sciatica, 564 Thoracic duct wounded in lysis in horses treated by stripping Mor- Senate of South Ireland Parliament, 907 operation for removal of tuberculous cer- gagni's ventricle, 855-Bronchoscopy in Stag's antlers. See Antlers vical glands, 564-Caesarean section, 641- treatment of asthma, 855-Demonstrations, STALLYBBABS. Captain T. W., Order of theNlle Renal diabetes,a779-Double uterus, resec- 855-Representative laryngologists place a conferred upon, 690 tion of, followed by full-time pregnancies, wreath on Sir Morell Mackenzie's grave at Stammering: Treatment of (Hamilton G. following severe trauma, 384-Discussion, 384 779-Amenorrhoea Wargrave, 855 Langwill), " 779 Section of Medicine.-Artificial pneumo- STAMMERS, A. D.: Fat-soluble A" content of Society, Harrogate Medical: Annual oration thorax, 814 oils, 104 (Sir Berkeley Moynihan): Gastric ulcer, 35 Sections of Neurology and Ophthalmology. STARK. Am.eampbell: Glandular fever, 142 3Society, Harveian, of London: Annual meet- -Discussion on ocular palsies, 426 STARK. J. Nigel: Caesarean section, 604 ing, 145- Discussion on the future of the Section of Obstetrics and Gynaecology.- Stasis and cancer prevention, 31 Poor Law infirmaries, 200-Barveian Lec- Treatment of inoperable uterine carcinoma, State contributions to health services (parlia- ture: The thymus gland in everyday life, 159-Morphine in labour, 159-Puerperal mentary note), 475 481-Naeviin children. 605 salpingo-peritonitis, 495-Study of the con- St-te and disease prevention (Christopher Society, Hydrophobia Prevention: Annual dition of the arteries in a uterus removed Addison), 940 meeting, 295 twenty-fourhours afterdelivery.496--Causese STEDMAN. Thomas Lathrop: A Practical Society, Illuminating Engineering: Artificial prognosis, and treatment of sterility.814 Medical Dictionary, rev., 781 lighting for kinematography, 234-Sport by Subsection of Orthopaedics.-Habitual dis- STEELE, Russell V.: Military medical history, artificial light, 867 locations, 383 323 Society, Industrial Welfare, note on, 627 Subsection of Proctology.-Discussion on STEEN, R. H.: Elementary psychology in Society for Study of Inebriety: Use of alcohol pruritus ani, 602 general hospital teaching, 793 in medicine, 608 Section of Surgery-Cardiac massage, 856 STEINACE, E., invited to the University of Society, London and Counties Medical Pro- Section of Tropical Diseases and Parasit- Stockholm, 419 tection: Annual meeting and report, 576 ology-The future of research in tropical Stenosis at the internal meatus after prostat- Society, Manchester Medical: Some aspects medicine, 388-EBypertonic salines in the ectomy (Andrew Fullerton), 301. (0) of preventive medicine, 642 treatment of cholera, 673-Ankylostomiasis Stenson's duct, operation for the radical cure Society, Manchester Pathological: Vitamins, campiain in Egypt, 674 of premasseteric fistulae of (Gilbert Chubb), 779 SectionTuberculosisof and Pharmacology. 45. (0) Sonety, M dical, of London: Skin disease, -Treatment of leprosy and tuberculosis with STEPEENs. G. Arbour: The study of heart its selation to internal disorder, 303- sodium gynocardate, 640-Kaolin in the treat- disease, 143-Portable manometer for intra- Chemical estimation of gastric function, ment of cholera, 640 pericardial pressure. 465-Heart-block, 877 383-148th anniversary dinner, 397-The non- War S&ction.-Influenza epidemic in the STEPHENS. J. W.: Penis captivus, 662 operative treatment of surgical tuberculosis, Navy, 705 Sterility, causes, prognosis, and treatment of 424-TTransactions.vol. xliii, rev, 644 (Arthur Giles). 814-Disco;ssion, 815 Society Medical, of Victoria: General meet- Pociety, Royal Photographic: Exhibition of Stethoscope in France, 516 ing, 129-election of life members, 129 x-ray photographs, 879 STEVENS, Francis J., retirement of, 919 Society, Medical Golfing. 959 Society, of Tropical Medicine and STEVENS, T. G.: Operative treatment of bociety of MedicalOfffiers of Health: Rela- Hygiene:Royal,New method of treatment of genitalprolapse, 893 tion of the laboratory to preventive medi- trypanosomiasis. 773-Discussion, 777 STEVENSON, i.: Prevention of puerperal eine, 529-Election of President, 795- Society, Sheffield Medico-Chirurgical: Pallia- infection, 757 Honorary Fellowship, 795 tive treatment of aneurysms by wiring, 427 STEWARD, F. J.: Acute infective arthritis, Society, North of England Obstetrical and -Joint meeting with British Medical Asso- 727. (0) Gynaecological: Annual meeting, 195- ciation, 541-Commission to Far East for STEWART,TVieut.-Col. Sir Edward, Belgian Exhibition of asees, 195, 385 inquiries re control of venereal disease, 541 Ordre dela Couronne conferreo upon, 515 Society, Nottingham Medico- Chirurgical: Society, South-Western Ophthalmological: STEWART, George C.: John Evelyn and Joint meeting with Midland Branch of the Cases, 506-SomesquiDt problems, 506 medicine. 623 British IMedical Association, 229-Fractures Society of Surgery, German, 482 STEWART, Sir James Purves: Muscle tonus, of the femur, 229 -Radium therapy, 270 Society, Surgical Aid, presentation to the late tonic rigidity, and tonic fits, 217. (01-Appre- Society, Ophthalmolagical, of the United treasurer and chairman, 368 ciation of Peter Thomas Duncan, 583 Kingdom: Congress, 368, 712-Transactions, Society, Ulster Medical: Meetings, cases, STEWART, Laurence T.: Digestion of oeso- vol. xl, rev. 568 papers, 30-Honour to Major J. A. Sinton, phagus, 563 Society, Ophthalmological, of Vienna: Next V.C., 30-Visit of Sir George Makins, 209- STEWAPRT, Professor: Leucocytic changes in meeting, 834 Acidaemia, 319 -Annual dinner, 319-Case of Hodgkin's disease, 813 BSciety of Public Analysts: Squill rat poison, deformity in a young child, 497-Examina- STEWART, R.: Prevention of intestinal 253-Action of water on lead, 558-Composi- tion of the mentality of patients in a gene- obstruction after ventrofixatlon, 639 tion of so-called egg powders, 919 ral hospital, 497-Surgery of bones and Stibenyl," 650 Society, Red Cross. British (and Order of St. joints, 497-Annual meeting, 834 STMSON, C. A.: Otitfit for immediate treat- John): Report on home service ambulances, Society, Venereal Disease Prevention: Medi- ment of cases ofpoisoning, 232-An anaes- 237-War medal, 240-War finance, 315 cal members of Executive Committee, 69- thetist's screen, 743 Society for Relief of Widovs and Orphans of Annual meeting, 862. See also Venereal STILIES, Sir Harold: Treatment byx rays and Medical Men: Annual meeting, 784-Report, Society, Vienna Medical: Honorary members, radium, 304 784 627 STOCEKAN. Ralph: Treatment of gastric and Society, Research Defence, note on, 572 Society, West London Medico-Chirurgical: duodenal ulcers, 121 Society, Rontgen:8ilvanus Thompson Memo- Pathological meeting, 161-Clinical meeting, Stock-taking, an annual (leading article), 824 rial Lecture, 616 270-Instrumental abortion, 461-Diagnosis STODART, Colonel Thomas, C.I.E. conferred Society, Royal: L,ocal and generalized action and treatment of colitis. 525-Cases, 525- upon, 917 of radium and x rays upon tumour growth, Annual dinner, 879-Pathological changes in Stomach, hour-glass (C. Thurstan Holland), 6. 229-Election of Fellows, 357-The Retarded breast epithelium, 895 (0)-Correspondence on, 99 cinema, studies of movement. 287, 359- Sodium bicarbonate in treatment of sprue, Stomach, plaster models of x-ray observa- Election ot foreign members, 725-Conver- massive doses of (Aldo Castellani), 338. (0) tions upon, 325 sazione, 748 Sodium gynocardate in treatment of leprosy STONEY, Florence: Exophthalmic goitre. 342 Society, Royal, of Arts: Immunity and indus- and tuberculosis (Sir Leonard RIogers), 640 STONEY, R. Atkinson: Modes n surgery of the trial disease, 827 Soldiers at Cologne, health of (parliamentary elbow, 48, 180 Society, Royal Medical: Annual dinner, 362 note), 438 STOOxES, Alexsnder, dinner and presentation Society, Royal Medical Benevolent Fund of Soloid neutral red, 127 to, 506 Ireland: Annual meeting, 953 SOLOMONs, Biethel: "Vicarious menstrua- STRACHAN, F. J.: Abdominal tumour follow- tion," 85-Fibrous and muscular attach- ing injury to thorax, 158 SociETY, ROYAL, Or MEDICINE: ments of the vagina. 778 STRANGE, CaPtain Charles F., French Combined meeting with National Veterinary Arthur: Herpes zoster and varicella, M6dailles des Epid4mies conferred upon Association: Some diseases of animals SOMERS.842 515 communicable to man, 351-Eradication SOUTHAM. A. H. (and C. H. CRAWSHAW): Re- Street accidents in London, 621 of tuberculosis in man and animals, 421 section of intestine for acute intussuscep- Streptococci and pneumococci, relation of to Gibson Research Scholarship awarded, 918 tion: two cases of recovery, 266. (0)-Treat- influenza (W. R. Logan), 189. (0) Discussion on the private clinic system in rnent of acute pyogenic infection of knee- STRETTON, J. Lionel: Carcinoma of the large Great Britain, 937 joint 884. (0) intestine, 555. (0) Meeting re increase of subscription, 661, Southend doctors' cricket club, 448 STRONG R. P. (and others): Typhus Fever, with 949 SOUTTAIt. H. (and E. W. TWINING): Injuries Particular Reference to the Serbian Epi- causes and prevention Prize for discoveryof of the Nerves, rev., 530 demic, rev., 857 childbirth from Peripheral of death in septicaemia, SOYEB, Alexis,Henri:_503, 586 treatment of STROUD, Captain E.: The 'Use of Light as an 447-Gold medal awarded, 950 S;PAHLINGER, Specific Aid to Publicitv, Shop Window, and Spec- Section of Anaesthetics.-Anaesthetics in tuberculosis, 307-Parliamentary note on, tacular Lighting, 711 the plastic surgery of the face and jaws, 344 360, 683 STRUTHERS, J. W.: Mesenteric lymphadenitis -Examination before anaesthetization, 528 Spain: Antimalaria campaign in, 165-Insti- simulating appendicitis, 706 -Explosion of ether vapour during laryngo- tute of biology named after Ramon y Caial Students in German universities, 51 scopy, 528-A new anaesthetic, " ethanesal." established in Madrid, 253-Revista Midica STURGE, Henry H.: Prevention of venereal 565 de Hamburgo founded, 691 disease, 443 INDEX. I X-DaJosuA 25 - = STtURGE, Mary D.: Prevention of venereal Tetanus, case of (L. T. Challenor), 228 Trinitrotoluene poisoning, blood changes in, disease. 139 Tetanus, severe, successfully treated by large 179 STURROCR, A. Corsar (and others): Residual doses of antitetanic serum (T. V. Carey), 121 Triplets, 70 vaccines, 846. (0) THAMBIAE. Captain Barevanamathar, MiC. Tropical Diseases Institute in Panama in Subassistant Surgeons' Conference, 136 conferred upon, 917 memory of Surgeon-General Gorgas. 583 Suicide and the Workmen's Compensation THAYER, William S., resignation of. 841 Tropical diseases, parasitic, Rockefeller Act, 34 Thermometers, clinical (parliamentary note), fouDdation representatives visit England Suresh Prasad SARBADRIARI, obituary notice 438 to discuss extension of activities, 907 of, 878 TheraDeutic substances not amenable to Tropical diseases, pensions medical treat- Surgeries, " lock-up " (parliamentaxy note). chemical analysis, control of, 357 ment for (parliamentary note). 576 753 Thbrapeutic tendencies (Charles Whitby), Tropical diseases prevention, committee for, Surgery, old work on by Iohannes Tagantius, 466 512-Correspondence on, 542 880 Thermometers, imported, untested, 253 Tropical diseases, review of books on. 196, 606 Surgery, reviews of books on, 16, 85, 429, 642, Thermostat. an electric, 586 Tropical Medicine, American Journal of, 661 856 THoM, G.: Naevi in children, 726 Tropical Medicine, Calcutta School of, 97, 574 Surgery of the right iliac fossa (J. E. Adams), TaOMAs, J. Lewis: Nasopharyngeal catarrh Tropical medicine, future of research in (Sir 674 and tuberculosis, 285-Signs and symptoms, Leonard Rogers). 388-CorresDondence on, Surgery, a survey of (Sir Berkeley Moynihan), 369 512, 542, 834-Facilities in Mauritius. 834 * 506 TiaompsoN, Lloyd: Syphilis, rev., 429 Tropical Medicine, London School of: Ap- Surgical instruments, proposed increase in TEomsoN, Alexis: Treatment by x rays and pointments, 585-Pass lists, 68, 626-Filari- tariff on: Protest against at isew York radium, 304 - Operative Surgery, rev.. 856 asis expedition to British Guiana, 280- Hospital Conference, 809 THOMSON, Arthur J.: Outlines of Zoology, Lord Milner's Fund for, 360-Langley Prize Surplus medical stores. Ste Medical rev., 898 in. 828 SURVBYOR, Nusservanji Fakinji, obituary THOMsoN, H. Wright: Organization of school TRUMAN, Claude A. P.: Angio-neurotic oedema, notice of, 368 ophthalmic work, 915 102, 545 Sussex provident scheme, 129, 132 THoMsoN, John: The-.linical Study and Truss fitting, 516 THERLAND, Halliday: The production of Treatment of Sick Children, rev., 565 Trypanosomiasis, intermissions in, 916 symptoms, 210-A new sign in pulmonary THoMsON, J. W.: Tumour of the neck, 192 Trypanosomiasis research, report of Depart- tuberculosis, 285-Eradication of tubercu- THoMsoN, Lawrence Ramsay, obituary notice mental Committee, 434 losis, 423-Bibliographical references, 479 of, 761 Trypanosomiasis treatment (Claude H. SUTHERLAND, J. N. M.: Refraction work in THoMsON, Sir StOlair: Usual site of origin of Marshall and S. M. Vassalo), 773. (0)-Dis- children, 914 cancer of larynx, 855. 921. (0) cussion, 777-Correspondence on, 916 Sutherlnd, William: A Biography, rev., 430 THIOM8ON, Torrance: Postreerative morbidity TUBBY, A. H.: A Consauting Surgeon in the SWAN, W. A. M.: Anglo-neurotic oedema in relation to general anaesthesia, 194 Near East, rev., 230 treated by injections of horse serum, 68 Thoracic duct wounded in operation for Tuberculin administration, tray for, 273 SWAYNE. Walter: Operative treatment of removal of tuberculous cervical glands Tuberculin in epilepsy (James Crocket), 458 genital prolapse, 894 (G. H. Edington), 564-(Archibald Young), Tuberculosis in 1919, 202 Sweden: New pharmacopoeia, 661 564 Tuberculosis, abdominal, two unusual cases Swedish Government allots 5,000 crowns to THORBURN, Sir William: Resigns Chair of of (E. G. Slesinger), 703. (0) Swedish Medical Association to help in the Clinical 8urgeryat Manchester University, Tuberculosis, acid-fast bacilli in relation to printing of its three scientific journals. 546 176-Diathermy for inoperable growths, 462 cure of, 879 SBm, Mr.: Bronchoscopy in treatment of Note on, 540-Posterior rhizotomy for the Tuberculosis administration, defects in, 839 asthma, 855 relief of pain, 629 (0)-Appointed a Deputy Tuberculosis Bill, 399, 470, 616, 652, 682, 753 SYMONDS, Sir Oharters :-Hunterian Oration: Lieutenant for Lancashire, 833 Tuberculosis, bovine. 544 Astley Oooper and Hunterian principles, 274 THORNE, R. Thorne: Normal delivery after Tuberculosis in the Canadian Forces, 680 -Pruritus ani, 602 traumatic ruptuire of uterus, 459 Tuberculosis in children of school age (Jane SMONS, Brigade Burgeon John Trehane May, THORNTON, G. L.: "D.A.H.", 49 Walker), 641 obituary notice of, 584 THORNTON, G. 0. (and W. F. Theodore Tuberculosis colony, Oumberland, 54 Symptom, what is a? 210, 243. 283 HAULTAIN): Labour in a caseof encephalitis Tuberculosis Conference, International, 241, Symptoms of dise,ase. See Disease lethargica, 382 398, 872 Symptoms, production of, 210. THORPE, Sir Edward: Dictionary of Applied Tuberculosis death rate, the fall in, 322, 443 Symptoms, review of book on, 605 Chemistry. rev., 464 Tuberculosis dispensary to be opened at 8ymptoms and signs, 369 THREsH, J. C: Action of water on lead, 558 Bordeaux in memory of American nurses J Syphilis, antiquity of, 216; 704 Throat and nose diseases, diathermy in (W. J. who fell in the war, 919 Syphilis, congenital, discussion on at Royal Harrison), 220. (0) Tuberculosis, early diagnos of, 216 Society of Medicine' 342, 460 Throat and nose diseases, review of books on, Tuberculosis, drooping shoulder sign in (W. C. SSyphilis, formol-gel reactionin. 854 463 Rivers), 120 (0). 441-Correspondence on, Syphilis in Macedonia, treatment of (Trevor THuRsrIrLD, Hugh: Value of the Wassermann 216 248, 285, 367, 441 Hayman Fowler), 930. (0) reaction, 719 Tuberculosis, epidemiology of (leadingarticle), Syphilis, review of books on, 196, 231, 429, 566, Thurtell and Huntt, Trial of, rev., 677 570 857. See also Venereal Thymus gland in everyday life (Leonard Tuberculosis, glandular and pulmonary (W. Syphilis, serum diagnosis of, 859, 950 Williams). 481 Williams), 158-Correspondence on, 213 Syphilis, treatment of (aenryMsacCormac and Tibet, scientific expedition to, 350 Tuberculosis immunizing vaccine (Natban B. L. Kennaway), 415. (0) TItennuEsT. G. A.: A compact warm ether Raw), 594. (0) Syringe for treatment of the posteriorurethra, inhaler, 935 Tuberculosis in man and animals, eradication 708 TIDY, Henry Letheby: A Synopsis of Medicine, of, discussion on, 421-Uorrespondence on, SzT-APxA: Splenectomy in perniciousanaemia, rev., 18-Glandular fever, 100-(and E. B. 550 470 MORLEY): Glandular fever, 452. (0) Tuberculosis mortality (parliamentary note), TILLEY. Herbert: The risks after operations 399, 504-In Austria. 468-Correspondence for tonsils and adenoids in outdoor clinics, 65 on, 510-In Rio de Janeiro, 739-In Brazil, T. Tinnitusaurium, 146, 254 739 Tall talisman, 448 Tissues, true colour of, 216 Tuberculosis and nasopharyngeal catarrh, 285 Tapeworm, 118,180 Titles of retired officers, 690 Tuberculosis, predisposing cause in, 370 TAPLIN, Julian: Climate of the Riviera, 586 TODD, A. H.: Habitual dislocations, 384 Tuberculosis prevention, Canadian Associa- Tartar emetic for venereal granuloma (W. E. TODD,Oolonel Octavius, obituary notice of, 215 tion's report on, 107-Edinburgh scheme, Giblin), 932 TOmiKNs. Harding H.: Improved mouth gag, 507 Tata professorships, 35 180 Tuberculosis Prevention, National Associa- TAYLOR, Arthur Sneyd, obituary notioe of, 839 TOMLIN, Captain Herbert, French M6daille tidn for: Annual conference, 126 TAYLOR, James: Epilepsy considered as a des Epidemies conferred upon, 515 Tuberculosis, pulmonary, a new sign in, 285 symptom, not a disease, 4. (0) Tonsillectomy, cataclysmal haemorrhage Tuberculosis, pulmonary, calciuru in treat- TAYLOR, J. A.: Lingual application of iodine after, 397 ment of (EdwardE. Prest), 420 as a prophylactic in cerebro-spinal mening. Tonsillectomy, complete, indications for and Tuberculosis, pulmonary, statistics on the itis and influenza, 776. (0) against (Mark Hovell), 855, 916-Correspond- prevention of (Surgeon Commander D. H. C. TAYLOR, John Richard, prosecuted under the ence on, 916 Given), 225. (0)-Correspondence on, 285 Medical Act, 724 Tonsillitis, follicular, and diphtheria (W. H. Tuberculosis regulations, 1921 (leading article), TAYLORa, CaptainJ. S.: AlexisBoyer, 503 Palmer). 527 678-Correspondence on, 839,913 " T.B. Officer," 370 Tonsils and adenoid operations in outdoor Tuberculosis scheme, the Cheshire, a criti- TEACHER, J. H.: Digestion of oesophagus, 563 clinics, risks after, 32, 65, 101, 140, 174, 213, cism of, 910 TEAGUE, William Roper, estate and bequests 245, 285, 321, 404, 443-Leading article on, 167 Tuberculosis and silicosis among miners, 26 of, 250 Toxaemia, acute, treatment of, 835, 953 Tubereulosis, sodium gynocardate in treat- Teapot stirrer, 36 Toxaemia, review ofbook on, 780 ment of (Sir Leonard Rogers), 640 Teeth. influence of diet on, 385 Toxins and nerve centres. 920 Tuberculosis, Spablinger treatment for, 307, TEIoHMAN, Captain 0.: The Diarv of a Toxins, the path of to the nervous system 360, 402, 683 YeomanrylMO. (Egvpt, Gallipoli, Palestine, (atartin Button), 853. (0) Tuberculosis, specific treatment of: A bac- and Italv), rev., 898 Trachoma amongst the school children of teriologist's attempt (Spahlinger), 307- TEI88IMR (and others,. editors): Nouveau Marseilles, 702 Correspondence on, 402 Trait,6 de Mdecine, rev., 195 TPRAIL, G. S., presentation to, 178 Tuberculosis, surgical. non-operative treat- Telephone exchange, the Langham, 398 Tramway accident claims, London County ment of, discussion at Medical Society of Telephone exchanges for physicians in Council retains services of three medical London, 424 America, 860 men for examination of, 287 Tuberculosis treatment (parliamentary notes), TELLING, W. H. Maxwell: Glandular fever, Transfixion of the body, 550, 581 438, 576.653, 829-Institutional, 506-Note on, 509 I Transmigrants, accommodation for, 202 539-And county councils, 576 Tell-tale treatment (Louis XI), 818, 826 TRseK, J. D.: Transmission of measles to Tuberculosis Trust, the Edinburgh, 477 Temperature, relation of to cardiac irregu- monkeys, 500, 904 Tuberculosis, vaccination of cattle against larity (R. Macnair Wilson), 226. (0) Trauma followed by testicular disease (leading article), 130 TENNENT, James N.: Organization of school (Charles W. Cathcart), 193 Tuberculosis(" virgin subjects "),1i8 ophthalmic work, 877 TREsILIAN, Fred.: Herpes and varicella, 340- Tuberculous adenitis. See Adenitis TENNENT, Robert: lIxomphalos, or hernia Evolution in relation to disease, 721 Tuberculous ex-service men (parliamentary into the umbilical cord, 263. (0) Trials, notable: The Wainwrights, 272- note), 361 Tennis elbow. 146 Thurtell and Hunt, 677-Burke and Hare, Tuberculous haemarthrosis of knee (John Terminological confusion, 628 745 A. C. Macewen), 158 TEBRIEN, F.: Surgerv of the Eye and it8 TRIDON, Andr6: Psycho-analysis and Be- Tuberculous infections, complement fixation Adnexa, rev., 707 haviour, rev., 531- Pxvcho-analysis: its tests in the diagnosis of (Arthur Sellers and Testicular disease following tmrauma (Charles History, Theory, and Practice, rev., 531 E. N. Ramsbottom), 47 W. Cathcart), 193 TRIMBLE, C.J., appointed Deputy-Lieutenant Tuberculous milk. See Milk Testis, descent of, 687 for Lancashire, 833 Tuberculous salpingitis (J. H. Greenberg), 818 Testis, torsion of in an infant (W. Gifford Trinitrotoluene poisoning (leading article), Tumour of abdomen following injury to thorax Nash), 267 .395 (F.J. Strachan), 158 26 Tzn Dam= INDEX. 26 SIR="TuBnz.irovax" I INE

Tumour of bladder among workers in aniline UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE: UNIVERSITY OF OXFOBD: factories, 645 Appointments, 616, 794, 917. 958 Appointments, 917 Tumour growth, action of radium and x rays Degrees and pass lists, 34, 176, 214, 324, 406, Degree days, 446 on (S. Buss, Helen Chambers, and Gladwys 480, 722, 761, 794. 878. 917, 958 Degrees and pass lists, 34. 406, 917, 958 M. Scott , 229 Diploma in medical radiology and electro- Diploma in ophthalmology, 106 Tumour of neck (J. W. Thomson), 192 logy. 324 ; in psychological medicine, 514, Diploma in public health, 446. 722 Tumours as malformations. 789 878 ; in hygiene. 966 Election of members to the board of the Tumours of the parotid gland (RobertKennon), Examinations, 722, 917-Alterations of rules, Faeulty of Medicine, 917 270 917 Examiners, 917 TUNSTALL, A. C. (and F. J. WARwicR): First John Lucas Walker studentship in patho- Lectures, 176 Aid to the Injured and Sick, rev., 568 logy, 480 Litcbfield lecturer in medicine, 917 Turk*stan, scientific expedition to, 350 M.Ch degree, status of, 214 Ophthalmology certificate, 214 TURNBULL, Arthur (and Victor SOHKIEDEN): Readership in experimental psychology, 214 Osler memorial. 446 The Course of Operative Surgery, rev., 856 Women, admission of, 865 Radcliffe prize, 480 TURNER, E. B., reviews Sir Archdall Reid's Radcliffe Travelling Fellowship (1921), 144, book on venereal disease prevention, 162 University constituents, 368 480 TURNER, J. G., reviews Karl Pearson and University of Dublin: Degrees and pass lists, Rolleston memorial prize (1922), 722 Julia Bell's bcok on the long bones of the 547, 659 Scholarships in natural science. 176 human skeleton, 124 University of Durham: Calendar, rev., 197- Wilde readership in mental philosophy, 722 TURNER, Logan: Paralysis of vocal cords in Degrees and pass lists, 514, 546 Woman demonstrator of anatomy's pSipeud- malignant tumours of the mammna. 855 214 TURJNER, Philip: Obstruction by a band in a UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH: large scrotal hernia, 738. (0) Appointments, 176, 794 University of Paris: Appointments, 304 TURNER, Robert Shand, presentation to, 515 Cameron prize, 477 University of St. Andrews: Appointments, 68, TWEEDY, E. Hastinas: Fibrous and muscular Chemical laboratories, 318 283-Degrees and pass lists, 68-University attachments of the vagina, 778 Degrees and pass lists, 514 court, 68 Twilight sleep " (F. W. N. Haultain), 341-A Delegates to CongrAss of Universities, 176 University of Sheffield: Appointrents, 794, correction, 408 Grsduation ceremony, 514 918-Degrees and pass lists, 252-Gift to, 794 TWINING. E. W. (and H. SOUTTAi): Injuries Orthopaedic teiwbing in, 135 -Phssiology and clinical medicine in, 648, of the Peripheral Nerves, rev., 530 Physiology department, 546 688-Vote of condolence, 794 Twins, 796 Resignations, 176, 794 University of Sydnay: Professorship of TYLER, John M.: The New Stone Age in Roll of honour, 325, 790 anatomy, 63-Chair of psychiatry, 684 Northern Europe, rev., 933 University Court, 953 University of Wales, mecal school of, 677 Typhoid carriers (leading article), 786 University, Yvle: l8econstruction plans, 841 Typhoid vaccination statistics, 651 University of Ghent: Chair of psychiatry to Unmarried mother. See Mother TYRREL.L, Edgar J.: Supernumerary nipples, be created, 795 Unrest, epidemic of, 825 448 University of Glasgow: Bequest to. 684- Ureter, female, injuries to (A. Leyland Robin- TYTLER, Peter, obituary notice of, 689 Degrees and pass lists, 547, 689, 761 -Fer- son), 665. (0) guson chemical library, 621 - Frederick Urethra, posterior, syringe for treatment of, Wiliiam Perman memorial, 684-Honorary 708 degrees, 761 - Overcrowding of medical Urethral drainage bougie, 645 students, 242-Students' fees. 621 Urethral stricture, retrograde catheterization U. University Grants Committee, report, 350 for impermeable (W. J. Poster), 931. (0) University of Hamburg: Clinical research in Urethral stricture, treatment of (P. L. Ulcer, duodenal, perforation of, complicating pharmacology. 868 Giuseppi), 702. (0)-Correspondenoe on, 762 acute retention of urine (G. A. Ewart), 420 University of Ireland, National: Calendar, Urine, acute, retention of, complicated by per- Ulcer, duodenal, treatment of (Ralph Stock- rev., 197-Special meeting of Senate, 657 foration of a duodenal ulcer (G. A. Zwert), nan), 121-Discussion, 122 University of Jerusalem, 674 420. (0) Ulcer, gastric, dental caries and appendicitis, University, Johns Hopkins: Expedition to Urine, chronic retention of due to prostetic 960 Porto Rico to study malaria, 919 disorder (fIerbert T. Herring), 376. (0)- Ulcer, gastric, and gastric cancer, 99 University of Leeds: Appointments, 506- Correspondence on;441, 544, 688, 692' Ulcer, gastric, persistence of, after perfora- Pathological department, 871 Urine retention due to haematocolpos and tion, 613 University of Leyden: 346th anniversary of, haematometra in a child (J. K. Haworth), Ulcer, gastric, treatment of (Ralph Stockman), 360 673 121-Discussion, 122 University of Liverpool: Chair of obstetrics, Urology, review of books on, 230, 781 Ulcer, rodent, suggested autoinoculation of 911-Degrees and pass lists, 514-8amuels Uterus removed twenty-four days after (S. C. Dyke), 932. (0) medical scholarships, 368 delivery, condition of arteries in (Geoffrey Ulster Parliament, the new, 656-Medical University of London: Sixteenth-century Evans). 496 muembers in,834-4enators appointed, 907 scheme for, 58 Uterus, double, pregnancy and labour in (D. Unemployment and sickness benefit. See Robertson Dobie), 16 Insurance UNIVErRSITY OF LONDON: Uterus, double, resection of followed by two Appointments, 68, 106, 252, 324, 407, 546, 918 full-time pregnancies (Munro Kerr), 779 UNITED STATES: Beit Fellowships, 407 Uterus, haemorrhage of, not associated with American Medical Association: Annual Brown Animal Sanatory Institution, 918 pregnancy, treatment of (James Phillips), meeting, 788 Calendar, rev., 197 224. (0) American Orthopedic Association: Annual Chair of anatomy at St. Bartholomew's, 106, Uterus, pregnant and non-pregnant, action of meeting, 899 252 quinine on in the tropics (Walter Fisher), American University (leading article), 864 Chair of embryology at University College, 891 Asthma clinic in New York, 215 252, 324 Uterus, prolapse of (Samuel Cameron), 496 Automobile dispensaries for child welfare Chair of obstetrics, London School of Medi- Uterus, resrofiexion of, operation for (John work, 944 cine for Women, 324 Craig). 639 Brooklyn Cardiological Society: First meet- Chair of physics at Bedford College, 252 Uterus, ventrofixation of, prevention of in- ing, 215-Honorary (British) members, 215 Chair of physiology at Middlesex Hospital, testinal obstruction after (Alexander Don), -Chicago, small-pox in, 468 252 563-(B. Stewarth 639 Disabled service, hosDital facilities for, 890 Degrees and pass lists, 34, 368, 723, 840, 918 Utrecht serological institute, rabies statistics, Hospital ship being built at Philadelphia, Dental Research Fellowship, 546 784 919 Diploma in psychological medicine, 106 UTTING, John, appointed Deputy Lieutenant Infant mortality in New York, 839 Dixon Fund, 252 for Lancashire, 833 Mayo Clinic, 681 Election to Senate, 918 Medical students in 1919-20, number of, 547 Examination regulations, 407 New York Radium Institute acquires 500 mg. Examiners, 546, 918 of radium, 661 Graham Legacy Medical Research Com- V. Nurses who gave their lives in the war, mittee report, 106, 324 memorials to, 725, 919. 937 Guy's Hospital 546 Vaccination, Jenner's first, 125th anniversary Panama memorial to Surgeon-General Lectures. 68, 407, 723, 761, 786, 918, 958 of, 840 Gorgas, 583 London Hospital, 176 Vaccination: Parliamentary notes on, 61, 716, Population of, 725 Matriculation results, 368 951-And small-pox, 716-Deaths associated Rockefeller Foundation endows a training Meeting of Senate, 106, 252, 324, 546, 723, 918 with, 951 college for nurses at Brussels. 725 Mental deficiency course, 546 Vaccination oertificate, prosecution for false Surgical instruments: protest against the Parliamentary notes, 316 return, 107 proposed increase in tariff on, 809 Physiological laboratory, 131, 205, 278. 283, Vaccination, typhoid, statistics, 651 Telephone exchanges for physicians, 860 314, 436, 480-At South Kensington, 314. 436, Vaccinators, P?ublic, Association of: Annual Typhoid fever statistics, 713 480 meeting, 317-Annual dinner, 317 Venereal Disease Congress, 90 Presentation ceremony, 407, 723 Vaccinators, public, fees of, 171. See also Fees Whisky and wine allowance to be drawn by Prince of Wales, 324, 407, 723 Vaccine therapy in general practice (R. Chicago druggists, 795 Professor of medicine, 546 Robertson), 194 Professor of obstetrics, London School of Vaccine therapy in regard to general practice Universities and colleges, grants to (parlia- Medicine for Women, 324 (Alexander Fleming), 255. (0)-Correspon- mentary note), 575, 654. 829-Estimates, 575 Professor of surgery, 546 dence on, 320 -For Scotland and Wales, 654 Psychological medicine, examination regu- Vaccine treatment, review of book on, 897 Universities of Germany, number of students, lations, 252 Vaccine, tuberculosis immunizing (Nathan 51 Recognition of teachers, 106, 407 Raw), 594. (0) Universities, Scottish, Bill, 715, 829, 951- Rogers prize, 252 Vaccines, residual, new technique for prepara- Parliamentary representation, 653 Semon lecturer, 918, 958 tion of (C. E. Jenkins, C. C. Heywood, A. University of Aberdeen: Degrees and pass Site of: Holland Park, 132,275; Bloomsburv, Corsar Sturrock, and G. J. Langley), 846. (0) lists. 514, 547-War record, 401 475, 504-(Parliamentary notes). 316, 475, Vagina, cancer of. See Cancer University, the American (leading article), 504 Vagina, fibrous and muscular attachments of 864 Title or professor of pharmacology, 68 (Louis Oassidy), 778-Discussion, 778 University of Belfast, Queen's: Representa- University College, 761 Vaginal operations, plastic, for genital pro- tion of in the Ulster Parliament, 242, 656- University medal, 106, 252 lapse (W. E. Fothergill and F. H. Lacey), Degrees and pass lists, 480 William Julius Mickle Fellowship, 106 892 University of Birmingham: Report of council, Vagitus uterinus, 369 252 University of Manchester: Appointments, VAN GEY'ZEB, Lieut.-Col. John Lawrence, University of Bristol: An appeal, 647-Degrees 176, 286, 287, 659, 723, 761, 918-Awards, 878- C.I.E. conferred upon, 61 and pass lists, 324-Dinner of the Medical Degrees and pass lists, 34, 514, 723-Hlono- VAN PRAAGH, H. J.: The Buff Book," 880 School. 63-Future of, 579-aesignation of rary degrees, 723-Resignations, 176-Uni- VAQUEz, H. (and E. BORDET): Le Coeur et Vice-Chancellor, 840, 871-Wills bequest to, versity prize, 176 I'Adorte: Etudes de Radiologie Olinique, rev., 253 University of Manitoba: New buildings, 839 499 INDEX. L DICL" JOUNAS /

I Varicella and herpes. See Herpes WALKER, Captain FrederickSeptimus, Belgian The Week (continued): Varicocele, radical cure of (Sir John O'Conor), Croix Civique conferred upon, 215 Blackwater fever, 94 738. (0) WALKER, Jana: Tuberculosis in children of Bright, Richard, his less known contribu- VASEY. S. Archibald, obituary notice of, 106 school age, 641-Artificial pneumothorax, tions to medicine, 906 VAssALLO, S. M. (and Claude H. MARSHALL): 814 Bright's disease, discoverer of, 573 Report on the treatment of sleeping sick- WALKER, J. W. Thomson: Part of the prac- By-way of evolution, 867 ness, 773. (0) titioner in the treatment of the pre-opera- Calcutta School of Tropical Medicine, 574 VAUGHAN, Lieut -Col. J. C. 5.: Preliminary tive stage of enlarged prostate, 71. (0)- Cancer mortality, 312 note on the use of Vitex peduncularis in Correspondence on, 211 Cancer and the public, 472 malarial fever and in blackwater fever, 186. WALKER, Kenneth M.: Prevention of venereal Cancer serum, 206 (0) disease, 211-Sterility, 815 Carbon monoxide, effects of on the eye, 649 VEcEI. V. G.: Sexual Tmpotence, rev. 51 WALKER, Norman: Treatment by x rays and Cataclysmal haemorrhage after tonsillec- VEITCH, Alexander, obituary notice of, 513 radium, 304 tomy, 397 Venereal Disease Act, prosecution under, 795 WALKER, R. R.: Kaolin in treatment of Cataract in iron workers, 905 Venereal disease, arsenobenzol treatment of cholera, 640 Census, the, 907 (parliamentary note). 753 WALKER, Samuel. obituarY notice of, 660 Cerebro-spinal fever, studies in, 168 Venereal disease, Birth-rate Commission on, WALKER, T.: Thte Art of Attaining High Cervical defects, 59 314 Health, together with Aristology, or the Art Chalmers, A. J., memorial to. 95 Venereal disease campaign: Commission sent of Dining, rev., 858 Chemical industry, the fine, 133 out by the National Council for Combating WALLACE. Major George B., O.B.E. conferred Children's dreams, 906 Venereal Diseases arrives in Canada, 27- upon, 917 Chinese honours for medical missionaries Conference at Copenhagen. 682, 749-Report WALLACE. J. Sim: Stag's antlers and evolu- 208 of Commission, 716-In Derbyshire, 718-In tion, 247-Alkaline dentifrices and the de- Chinese Red Cross Soiety, 615 India. 755 crease of dental caries, 726-Vitamins and Cinema, the retarded, 359 Venereal disease, civil policy as to (parlia- dental caries, 837 Cockroach, the, 614 mentary note), 475 WALLER, A D: Measurement of human Comparative medicine, 356 Venereal disease clinic, male, at the Royal emotions, 280-(and G. DE DECKER): Physio- Condensed milk. See Milk Infirmary, Leicester (Major Henry J. Blakes- logical cost of muscular work measured by Congress of medical history, 950 ley), 619 the exhalation of carbon dioxide, 669. (0) Congress of military medicine. 473 Venereal disease clinics for London, 506 WALLIs,R. L. Mackenzie: Chemical estima- Congress of radiology and physiotherapy, Venereal Disease Commission: In the West tion of gastric function, 383-A disclaimer, 205, 398, 471 Indies, 107-Leaves for England, 407-A note 550-A new anaesthetic " etlhanesal," 565 Cremation in England, 236 by one of the members, 541 WALTERS, James Hopkins. obituary notice of, Cretins, photographs of, 574 Venereal Disease Congress in America, 90 584 Croom. Sir Halliday, resignation of, 946 Venereal DiseaseConference, North European, WALTON, A. J.: Exophthalmic goitre, 342 Czecho-Slovak public health delegates, 278, 682, 749, 909, 957 WANKLYN, W. McConnel: Abolition of small- 311 Venereal disease in Crown Colonies and sea- pox, 317 Decerebrate rigidity in man, 359 ports abroad, reports of commission, 716 War Emergency Fund. See Fund Diabetes insipidus and:the pituitary, 238 Venereal disease instruction course for medi- War enlistments and casualties: The gross Diphtheria carriers, 27 cal women, 668 figures analysed (parliamentary note), 715 Disabled soldiers and the diamond industry, Venereal diPease: Prevention, 100, 139. 211, 245, War lessons in civil work (Sir Henry M. W. 358 284, 323, 389, 404. 443, 476, 505, 684, 758, 861- Gray). 62, 109. (0) Dolling, Charles Edward, case of, 170 Conference on, 389 - Resolution by Mearns War, termiination of (parliamentary note), 576 Drues Act, Dangerous, Regulations, 96, 240, Fraser, 389-Policy of the National Council, WARD, E.: Asthma and anaphylaxis. 511 789 476-Propaganda to check the disease(parlia- WARBD, Edward, obituary notice of, 723 Edward VI, the birth of, 788 mentary note), 505-Policy of the Govern- WARD. Gladys: The Schick reaction for diph- Efficiency on view, 279 ment, 861 theria. 928. (0) Encephalitis, lethargic: Outbreak of, '277, Venereal disease prophylaxis, 32, 66. 100 139 WARD Gordon: The collective opinion of the 357; and epidemic hiccough, 572 Venereal disease report (parliamentary note), profession, 322 Epidemic of unrest, 825 399,473-Discussion in the Lords, 473 WARDEN, A. A.: Eradication of tuberculosis Everest expedition, 572 Venereal disease, review of books on, 161, 566 in man and animals, 550 Eyestrain in cinematographballs, 281 Venereal disease on the Rhine (parliamentary WARNER, Allan: Risks after operations on Fees of public vaccinators, 171 note), 438, 475 tonsils and adenoids in outdoor clinics, 213 Filariasis expedition, 280 Venereal disease amongst seamen (parlia- Warning, 215,324 Fine chemical industry, 133, 315 mentary note). 683 WARWICK. F. J. (and A. C. TUNsTALL): First Flavouring agents in medicines, 27 Venereal disease treatment, 686, 716 -Parlia- Aid to the Injured and Sick, rev., 568 Food poisoning, outbreaks of, 170 mentary note, 716-In India, 755 Washington Labour Convention (parliamen- Friendly society support for hospitals, 712 Venereal Diseases, National Council for Com- tary note), 829 Gardening for the blind, 680 bating: 'Statement of relations with the Wassermann reaction: Value of, 658, 686, 719 Gas supply, dangers of the domestic, 313 Society for Prevention of Venereal Disease, -Mechanical apparatus for (Ernest Glynn), Gastric ulcers, persistence of after perfora- 515-Annual meeting, 862 641, 674 tion, 613 Venereal grsnuloma, tartar emetic for (W. E. Wassermann test, regulations for in Germany, Goats and goat's milk, 651 Giblin), 932 775 Gorgas memorial, 615 Ventrofixation of uterus. See Uterus Wassermann test and aslvarsan, 582 Harrogate waters, 749 VERDON, Walter: Angina Pectoris, rev., 125 Water, action of on lead (. C. Thresh). 558 Hiccough, epidemic, 28; and encephalitis VERNES. Arthur: Atlas de Syphilimetrie, Water shortage due to drought, circular from lethargica, 572 rev., 857 Ministry of Health, 919 Hill, Professor Edward, of Dublin, 95 VERNON, H. M.: Fatigue and efficiency in the WATSON, A. (and D. NoEL PATON): Etiology Home ambulance service, 237 iron and steel industry, 131 of rickets, 594. (0) Hospital almoners, 574 VIcARs, Frederic: Alexis boyer. 586 WATSON, Eric R. (editor): Trial of Thlurtell Hospital for functional nervous disorders, VICKERY, D. H.: Supernumerary nipples, 288 and Hunt, rev., 677 680 -lBullet in the cauda equina, 302 WATSON, Gordon. See Gordon-Watson Hospital Inquiry Committee, 96.135,170 Vienna: Post-graduate work In. 169, 683, 840 WATSON, Samuel, presentation to, 368 Hospit&ls and the income tax, 681 Vital statistics: Leading article, 166- WATsoN-WILLIAMs, P.: Risks after operation Hunter, Colonel William, C.B., 787 Registrar-General's report for 1919, 169- in tonsils and adenoids in outdoor clinics, Hydrocephalus in achondroplasia, 435 Quarterly return, 472, 656, 784-For lngland 140, 245 Hygiene of seamen, 538 and Wales for 1920, 178-For Scotland for WATT, J. Mitchell, appointed to chair of Ideals of a beloved physician, 947 1920, 541. See also Registrar-General pharmiiacology at University College, Im-imunity and industrial disease, 827 Vitamin, pronunciation of, 828 Jobannesburg, 691 " Index Medicus," new series, 614 Vitamins ((Gowland * Hopkins), 237-(E. WATT, Thomas, obituary notice of, 794 Industrial welfare and research, 435 Mellanby), 779 WATTS, 4. M.: Incubation period of scarlet Industry, problems of, 748 Vitamins and dental caries, 837 fever, 495 Infectious mononucleosis, 95 Vitex peduncularis in malaria and in black- Weather, changes of, and various aches, 482 Influenza pandemic 1918-19, 205 water fever (Lieut.-Col. J. C. S. Vaughan), WEATIHERREAD, E.: "T.B. officer," 370 Influenzal infection, experimental, 94 186. (0) WEBB, J. Curtis: Treatment of haemorrhoids Institute of Physics, 679 VIvLAN, S. P., appointed Registrar-General, 135 by electrolysis, 457. (O1 Insurance, National: Record cards, 59- Vladivostock, plague in, 708 WEBER, F. Parkes: Albuminuria In relation Santorium benefit, transfer of, 135 Vocal cords, paralysis of in horses treated by to life assurance, 78. (0) International health work, 825 stripping of Morgagni's ventricle (Mr. WEBSTER. Wm.: The late Dr. Newton of Journal of Laryngologv and Otology, 207 Hobday), 855 Stoke-on-Trent, 512 Journal of Obstetrics and Gvnaecology of the Vocal cords, paralysis of in malignanttumours British Empire, 713 of the mamma (Logan Turner), 855 The Week: Keen, W. W., 84th birthday of, 279 Voluntary principle and the Bradford bogey, Acad6mie de Medecine centenary, 26 Labour, teaching of the mechanism of, 238 98. See also Hospitals, voluntary " Aesthesioscopia abdominalis," 435 "Langham " Telephone Exchange. 398 Vomiting, post-operative (H. P. Fairlie), 194 Air ambulances, 434 Langley prize in tropical medicine, 828 Alcoholism, treatmant of, 750 Lard, nutritive value of, 501 Alexander and Parkes Memorial prizes, 96 Laundry hygiene, 714 Alkaloids and glucosides, 59 Lectures in London, advanced, 786 W. Ambulance plans, emergency, 616 Leptospiraicteroides.experimental infection American Field Marshal (W. W. Keen), 279 with, 169 WADE, Henry: Influence of the war on the American Medical Association, 788 Ligations of the left subelavian artery, 573 modern treatment of fractures, 327. (0) Annual Meeting at Newcastle : Pathological Lighting, artificial, 711 WALDEYER, Heinrich Wilhelm von, death of, Museum, 93-Programme, 535, 789-Re- London University: Physiological labora- 661 vised arrangements, 679-Accommodation, tory of, 133, 205, 278-bite (Holland Park), WALDO, F. J., holds 599 inquests in 1920, 549 828 134 Wales: Board of Health (parliamentary note), Anthrax from shaving brushes, 207 London University, sixteenth century 909-National Memorial Association and Apothecary poet (Keats), 905 scheme for a, 58 tuberculous milk, 34-National School of Army Dental Corps, 133 Lymphocytes. fate of the, 905 Medicine, 677, 910 Artificial limbs, 436 Lymphoblastosis, acute benign, 649 WALFORD, Edward, resigns medical officership Asthma clinic, 615 Macdonald presentation fund, 206, 868 of city of Cardiff, 627 Benvenuto Cellini's medical experiences, Malaria in England, 502 WALFORD, Walter G.: Cement and C02.448 651 Malaria prevention, 238 WALKER, Cranston: Adrenaline in resuscita- Bilharzia disease, 501 Manchester Radium Institute, 471 tion from apparent death, 46 (0), 100-A Bilharziasis and its treatment, 650 Maternity and child welfare centres and day disclaimer, 100 Birthday honours, 865 nurseries, 504 WALKER, Cyril H. (and A. Rendle SHORT): Birth-rate Commission on venereal disease, Mayo Clinic, 681 Self-inflicted injuries in civilian practice, 314 Measles, experimental, acquired Immunity 298. (0) I Births marriages, and deaths, 472 after, 904 2 8 T BB^ 1 INDEX. ]XlCD1CAL JOURNAL I

The Week (continued): The Week (continued): WILSON, J. Alexander: Eyestrain in cinemato- Measurement of human emotion, 280 Typhoid fever in the United States, 713 graph halls, 322 Meatless diets, 906 Typhoid vaccination statistiqs, 651 WILSON, Major Norman Mi,, O.B.E. conferred Medical curriculum in Germany. 789 University of Bristol, 649 upon, 917 Medical drainage of the biliary tract, 58 Unmarried mother, 749 WLsoN, R. Macnair: Relation of temperature Medical education in China. 313 Venereal disease, campaign against, 27 to the onset of a cardiac irregularity, 226. Medical History uongress, 950 Venereal Disease Conference, North (0) Medical Institute for Newcastle, 279 European, 682, 749 WILSON, S. A Kinnier: Decerebrate rigidity Medical Insurance AgencV, 788 Vienna and London, 169 in man, 359-Exophthalmic goitre, 425- Medical Prime Minister, 826 Vitamin, 828 Ocular palsies, 426 Medical scholarships for Serbian girls, 359 Vitamines, 237 Wine allowance to be drawn by Chicago Medical Society of l,ondon, 397 War gmergency Fund, 28 druggists, 795 Medical stores, surplus, disposal of to hos- War finance of the Red Cross and St. John, WINGFIELD, H. E.: An Introduction to the pitals, 278,828 315 Study of Hypnotism, Experimental and Medical students, instruction of in physics, War section of the Wellcome Museum, 314 Therapeutic. rev., 567 134 Women at Cambridge, 865 WISEART, John: Delivery of child and Medical work in Kashmir, 714 Women on juries, 134 placenta in unruptured membranes at Medicinal herbs, 60 Yellow fever investigations: In Mexico. 396; term, 108 Medicine of ancient Egypt, 472 in Northern Peru, 436 WOLLASTON, 4lexander F. R., chosen as Medicine, history of, 750 medical officer of the Mount Everest Mental therapeutics and the public, 948 Weil's disease. See Spirochaetosis ictero- Expedition, 253 Midhurst Sanatorium, 650 hFemorrhagi a Women at Camoridge, 865. See also University Milk, skimmed condensed, labelling of, 538 Wellcome Museum. See Museum of Cambridge Milk, pure and clean, 866 WELLS, H. Gideon: Chemical Pathology, rev., Women on juries, 134. See also Juries Mitchell, S. Weir, 396 707 Women, medical. See Medical Miners' housing, 539 WELLS, Svdney Russell, knighthood conferred WOOD, Casey A. (and Fielding H. GARRISON): Mother, the unmarried, 749 upon, 865 A Physician's Anthology of English and Motor fuel ecoromy trials, 397 WELSH, Robert A.: Braille type for blind American Poetry, 277 Moulton, Lord, of Bank, death of, 433 children, 179 WOOD. Denys R.: Isolation of diphtheria New year honours list, 58 Welsh Board of Health (parliamentary note), bacilli, 562. (0) Obstetrical unit at the Royal Free Hospital, 909 WOODCOcK, H. M.: Endemicity of intestinal 714 Welsh National Memorial Association and protozoa. 363 Ophthalmic work In Egypt, 503 tuberculous milk, 34 WOODHOUSE H. C. (and F. Caxlton JONES): Ophthalmological Society's annual congress, WERNOE, T. B.: Aesthesioscopia abdomin- Bradyeardia, 527 712 alis," 435 Woax, Hubert, appointed First Assistant Ophthalmology prize, 28 WEBTCOTT, W. Wynn (and W. Harrison Postmaster-General in the United States, Optophone, 574 MARTINDALE): The Extra Phaamacopoeia, 795 Ovaries, ablation of in mammary cancer, rev., 607 Workmen's Compensation Act and suicide, 615 WESTMACOTT, F. H., appointed Deputy- 34 Oxford Ophthalmological Congress, 241, 949 Tjieutenant for Lancashire. 833 WORTHINGTON, Colonel Sir Edward, Belgian Parliamentary session, the new, 240, 280 WESTMAN, C.: Muscle re-education in in- Croix de Guerre conferred upon, 253-C.I.E. Pathological research applied to medicine, fantile paralysis, 33 conferred upon, 549 616 WHALE, H. Lawson: Adrenaline in resuscita- WOSsIDLO, Erich: K 0ystosvoPischer Atlas, Pearl pathology, 827 tion. 137 rev., 387 Pharmacology, clinical research in, 868 What we cannot afford (leading article), 56 Wounded in hospital (Ireland), 477 Pharmacy, the future of, 948 WHEELEER, Sir W. I. de C.: A device to assist Wounds, infected. studies of (Captain S. R. Physiology at South Kensington, 314 in the introduction of a pelvic drain, 197 Douglas, A. Fleming, and L. Colebrook), Post-graduate Education Committee, 170 WHDDINGTON, Professor: Eclipse blindness, 235 Post-graduate instruction in Paris, 239 702 WRIGHT, Sir Almroth: Acidaemia, 319- Prince of Wales, 135 Whisky, allowance to be drawn by Chicago Awarded gold medal of the Royal Society of Professional secrecy in courts of law, 904 druggists, 795 Medicine, 950 Psycho-analysis, quack, 133 WHTAXER, J. Ryland: Anatomy of the Brain WRIGHT, Lieut.-Colonel Andrew Rae, Belgian Psychotherapy, 168 and Spinal Cord, rev.. 231 Croix de Guerre conferred upon, 253 Public health in Czecho-Slovakia. 278, 311 WHITBY, Charles: The Rising Tide, and other WRIGHT, Robert H.: Involvement of the orbit Public health officers, security of tenure for, Poems, rev., 197-Therapeutic tendencies, in diseases of the nasal accessory sinuses, 648 466 561. (0) Quack psycho-analysis. 133 WHTE, S. E.: Cell activity and specific drug WYNNE, F. E., appointed M.O.H. for Sheffield, Radiological workers, protection of, 787, 947 action, 685 215-Presentation to, 516 Radiology and Physiotherapy Congress, 205, White lead. See Lead 398, 471 WHITFIELD, Arthur: Pruritus ani, 602 Radiology, research in, 536, 787 Whitley councils (leading article), 56 X. Radio-therapeutics, research in, 787 WInAL (and others, editors: (Nouveau Trait; Rat extermination. 241 de Mtidecine, rev...195 X-ray dermatitis, 662 Rats, ships, and crews' quarters. 866 Wild-Barfield electric thermostat, 586 X-ray radiation and cancer. See Oancer of Reciprocity with South africa, 949 WILKINs, A. G.: Refraction work in school breast Red blood cells, diurnal changes in the size children, 876 XZray and Radium Pikotection Committee, of, 239 WILKINSON, A. Norris: Scurvy in a breast-fed constitution of, 787-Preliminary report of, Red Cross, 713 infant, 583 936-Note on,947 Red Cross Congress, International. 503, 537 WILKINSON, W. Camac: Specific treatment of X Rays, Limited, catalogue, 108 Red Cross war medal 240 tuberculosis,307-The drooping shoulder sign X rays and radium, action of on tumour Registrar-General's report for 1919, 169 of phthisis, 367 growth (S. Russ, Helem Chambers, and Research defence, 572 WILLCOX, J. W. James: X-ray radiation and Gladwys M. Scott), 229 Riviera in summer. 714 cancer of breast, 247 X rays, review of book, 346 Rontgen Society, 616 WILLCOX, W. H.: Chemical estimation of X rays for ringworm, the risk of baldness, 32 R.A.M.C. war memorial, 536 gastric function, 383-Instrumental abortion, X rays and radium therapy, discussion on, Royal Chest Hospital, 96 461-Infective arthritis and allied conditions, 304 Royal Naval Dental Serviee, 537 804 (O)-K.C.I.E. conferred upon, 865 Royal Society, 357-Conversazione, 748 Willesden Municipal Clinics and Hospital, 171. Royal Society of Medicine. 949 See alo8 Hospital Y. Sanatorium benefit, transfer of, 135 WiLLIAMS. Dawson: Knighthood conferred School punishments, 312 upon, 58, 61-Luncheon to, 309-Letter from Yellow fever. See Fever Secret remedies and the German medical the printing staff, 309-Dinner to, 325 YELLOWLEES, Henry, appointed superinten- press, 649 WILLIAMS, J. R., appointed Sheriff for County dent of The Retreat, York, 706 Serum diagnosis of syphilis, 950 of Carnarvon, 447 YELLOWLEEs, David, obituary notice of, 177 Service candidates, 682 WILLIAMS, Leonard: Exophthalmic goitre, YBRKES, Robert M. (and Knight DUNLAP, Bilicosis and tuberculosis among miners, 26 425-The thymus gland in everyday life, 481 editors), Journal of Comparative Psychology, Small-pox, imported, 473 WII.T AMs. W.: Glandular and pulmonary vol. i, No. I. rev., 818 Smoke abatement and the equipment of tuberculosis, 158 Yokohama, naval hospital at (parliamentary dwellings. 60 WILLIAMSON, James: Refraction work in notes), 476, 576 Boyer, Alexis, 503 school children, 876 YOUNG, Archibald: Treatment of gastric and Spelling of chemical terms, 539 WILLTASON, Oliver K.: Appointed Professor duodenal ulcers, 123-Thoracic duct wounded Spirochaetosis icterohaemorrhagica, 206 of Medicine at University College, Johannes- in removal of tuberculous cervical glands, Sport by artificial light, 867 burg, 69-Comparative systolic blood-pres- 564 Strike, the: Emergency ambulance plans, sure readings in the arm a,nd leg in aortic YOUNG. A. E.: Adrenaline in resuscitation, 482 616 incompetence, 734. (0) YOUNG, James (and Douglss A. MILTLER): Surplus medical stores, 278. 828 WILLTAMsON, R. T.: Ophthalmoscopic appear- Etiology of eclampsia and the pre-eclamptic Sussex provident scheme, 132 ances in certain rare cases of diabetes, 120 state, 486. (0)-life-cycle of an organism Tell-tale treatment, 826 WILOUGHIBY DE BROKE, Lord: Venereal dis- cultivated from carcinomata. 933 Therapeutic substances not amenable to ease prevention, 100, 212, 758 YOUNG, Joseph. obituary notice of, 724 chemical analysis, control of, 357 WILLOUGHBY, W. MI.: Plague on shipboard, YOUNG. W. J.: Prevention of puerperal in- Thorburn, Sir William, 540 640 fection, 874 Tropical medicine. Langley prize in, 828 WILarR, W. H.: Effects of carbon monoxide Trypanosopaiasis research, 434 on the eye, 649 Tuberculosis Bill, the new, 470 WILSON. Alexander, appointed Deputy Lieu- Z. Tuberculosis in the Canadian Forces, 680 tenant for Lancashire, 833 Tuberculosis conference, international, 398 WILSON, C. M. Exophthalmic goitre, 425- ZINSSER, H. (and others): Typhus Fever, with Tuberculosis treatment, 539 Some effects of the war on industrial unrest. Particular Reference tc the Serbian Epi- Tumours as malformations, 789 825 demic, rev., 857

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Printed and published by the British Medical Association at their Office. No. 459, Strand, in the Parish of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, in the Counaty of London. JA-N. I, T921 'MEMORANDA. [ TR BRm '5 I r UNAMCAL JOURNAL~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ this fact. Also, from a consideration of the differing psychical atmosphere of a busy and successful treatment influence of posture on the best-known heart murmurs centre. For such "$vagal" symptoms as fainting, witl togethier with this effect on chest deptlh, it lhas been pos- slow, feeble pulse, atropine has been used witlh advantage. sible for the first time (1902) to supply a rational explana- But thle disease remains exceedingly refractory. Many tion of the influence of posture on heart murmurs-namely, cases are still uncured, and many have only recovered that it is due, in part to the effect of gravity on the intra- after many montlhs. The majority may, however, be cardiac currents, and in part to the change in the clhest perhaps regarded as recovered. depth. It is necessary to recall this explanation, as it has Speakina witlh muclh diffidence from a limited personal recently been misquoted. experience I cannot btit tljink tthere are possibly several 8. That what I lhave called distantly-heard heart sounds types still not disentangled. For I have seen cases wlich are more distantly lheard in recumbency. Tlhus in a case seemed obviously associated witlh hypertiyroidism, and of G1raves's disease, the first sound was audible 5 ft. away others equally suggestive of toxaemia witlh no obvious in the recutmibent position, but only about 2 ft. away in the end-ocrinic clhange-one such I afterwards lheard was fatal erect. from syncope. 9. Tlhat from all the above considerations it is clear tlhat For the rest, still uncured, we may well conitinue to no important cardiac case i.s properly examined or described hope; but Da Costa's experience that 28 out of 200 after- in wlhiclh posture is left out of account. wards developed "cardiac hypertroplhy," and tlho record 10. That in certaini cases of cancer, especially cancer of some writers on tlhe Balkan war cases (quoted by of the digestive organs apd in their later stages, the Dr. Carey Coombs) that "-premature arterio-sclerosis " recutmbent cardiac dullness (R. C. D.) is remarkably (probably tlle saine condition as Da Costa's) commonly dimlinislhed (to under 2 in., or more typically to abou;t occurred as a sequel, must be borne in mindl. It will be 1 in.), or even altogether lost. Tllis "c(!rdi(ac sign in important to detErmine, if we can, what particular causes c-ancer" I hiave found of great value in the diagnosis of lhave been connected witlh thle cases in wllicll suclh a sequel o0scure cases. In one series of fifty cases there was only shows itself. 6 per cent. of error. In couclusiorn, gentlemnen, I hiope tlhat tlle shortcomings, Anotlher, aud a very interesting effect of change of which you cannot but find in tllis very condensed summary, posture, is that described by Dr. Blacklhall-Morison, wh1ich will meet witlh tlhe excuse that my material has been he oonsiders valuable as a warning of grave h1eart failure. exceptionally difficult to deal with. If in anything I lhave It is that tlle crepitations of pulmonary congestion, if hleard seemed too frank, I hope I have at least not failed at one lung base, can be transferred at once to the base of to be fair. the other lung by turning the patient on to the opposite side from that on wlhich they were first audible. Dr. Batty-Shaw has ulsed charnge of posture to distinguisl the pulmono-arterial diastolic murmur, due to -high pul- avtettoranlln: monary pressure. In the erect posture tllis murmur, being heard alone, might be taken for the murmur of aortic MEDICALI, SURGICAL, OBSTETRICALJ. reguirgitation. "Recumbency will, however, change the wlhole picture and reveal the presence of an obstructive or RADICAL CURE OF FEMORAL HERNIA BY THE of a double mitral murmur." INGUINAL ROUTE. LIKE the majority of surgeons, I have for many years operated upon femoral lhernia by the ordinary metlhods ETIOLOGY. through tlhe saphlenous opening. Two or tlhree years ago The most important etiological study lhas been that of my attention was called to the method of operatving by the the so-called "soldier's heart "-the "irritable lheart" of inguinal route, and I hiave no lhesitationi in strongly recom- Da Costa in the American Civil War-for wljich tlhe late war mending it. Mr. Percival Cole's description of tlhe opera- has furnished a superabundant mass of material. In its tion in thie BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL of June 21st, 1919, m11ost strikitng form the signs of structural hjeart disease are is an excellent one and slhould be followed. absent, but the patient is shlort of breatlh on exertion, easily The advantages of this nmethod are: (1) The greater exlhausted, and complains of palpitation, precordial pain, likelilhood of a permanent cure, for the oldinary operation, giddiness, and more rarely of actual fainting; exertion, even iu the lhanids of experts, is attended by frequent excitement, and sometimes clhange of posture, unduly recurrence, and I lhave at preselnt under mijy care a womian hurry hlis pulse, and this hurried pulse is unduly long in witlh a femoral lhernia upon wlhom six unsuccessful opera- returning to it-; normal. tions lhave been performned by hospital, surgeons. (2) A In otlher cases tllere may be sliglht cardiac enlargement, tlhorouglh exanination of the gut can be carried out, and, 'Vijtlh soft svstolic murrnurs, somietinmes perhaps due to if necessary, tlle gut can be resected. Quite recentlv I relative incompetence, or being sometimes "hliaemic" or drew downl aud repaired tlho places wljich lhad been "respiratory" in c'iaracter. Now and then the svndrome damaged in a tiglhtly stralngulated herniia. By the old may be superposed on actual structural hleart disease. metlhod this -could only lhave been doine by weakening the At first the condition was attributed to plhysical over- ring, witlh the probability of a speedy retura of the lhernia. stra;n, and especially tlle ovei1strain of men unaccustomed (3) Abnormal, vessels are avoided. Tljis may not be of to strenuouis exertion suddenly submitted to arduous mili- muclh imnportance, but quite recently I tied the obturator tary training, aggravated'perlhaps by excessive cigarette as it curved round the neck of the sac. smoking. But as tlhe war went on it was noticed to follow There are also disadvantages. It is a ratlher more diffi- on various infective diseases, on menital slhock, and on ex- cult operation tlhan the ordinary one, and I lhave found the posure to great lleat of climate. Cardiac drugs were found passage of tlle needle when suturing Cooper's ligament to useless, and rest was then tlhoualgt to be tlhe only remedy. tlle conjoined tendon troublesome, especially in stout The cases were, as Da Costa lhad recorded, exceedingly patients. It is easier in females than in males, as in the obstinate. Presently the disease appeared amonast the latter t-he cord obstructs. In a recent textbook the opera- women unde-.going anxiety at lhome, and its psvehical tion is not, in my opinion, correctly described, for whereas aspects ca:e more clearly into view. the conjoined tendon should be sutured to the posterior Present-day opinion may perhaps be briefly tlhus stated. border of the ring, tlle book in question describes the It is a condition of neurasthenia in which the heart is sutture of the ring itself and does not mention the conjoined e4pecially affected, depeniding in part on inlherited physical tendon. aud psychlical defects, and nore immediately on infective toxaemia (as from enteric, malaria, trench fever, amoebic Liverpool. G. P. NEWBOLT, C.B.E., F.R.C.S.Eng. dysentery, tuberculosis, influenza), or on exposure to lhigh teumperatures, tlle cumulative strain of fatigue with insuffi- ECTOPIA VESICAE SUCCESSFULLY TREATED BY. cietnt food and sleep, or great nervous slhock or stress, TRANSPLANTATION OF THE TRIGONE associated sometimes with endocrinic disturbance (tlhyroid INTO THE SIGMOID. crj adrenal), the psychlical factor becomring evidently more MAN' operations have been devised to remedy this dis- and more important as observations accumulate. Rtest, tressing condition, but few have proved satisfactory. None thoughl useful, indeed necessary, at first, hlas later been of the many attempts to restore the bladder by plastic sulperseded, after a sufficient interval, by carefully operations has answered tbe purpose; it is impossible to gradluated exercises, carried on amidst the curative reconstruct the sphincter, and the operations have added X6 JAN. 1, I921] REYIEW . 1 MEDICAL JOURWAS little, if anything, to the comfort of the patient. Attempts canal. In another case the patient menstruated from one to transplant the ureters into the sigmoid or rectum have side one month and from the other side the following sometimes succeeded, but the great objection to all opera- month. tions of this kind is the very serious risk of infection spreading along the ureter to the pelvis of the kidney. Dr. H. R. A. PHmIp then gave a communication on It is essential thl-t the valvular action of the ureteral obstetric practice amongst the Akikuyu tribe of Kenya orifices should be ;- erved, and this can apparently be Colony, British East Africa. secured by the operation described by Maydl in 1896, in He described the ceremonies which are carried out at the which the trigone of the bladder is transplanted into the initiation of the girls into the tribal life. The most barbarous sigmoid flexure of the rectum. Such an operation was of these consists in the removal of the external genital organs. recently performed by myself, and the result up to the The girls are lined up in a sitting posture with the legs separated, whilst an old woman passes from one to the other present time has been completely satisfactory. and, regardless of their cries, removes the labia with a sweep A girl, aged 6, was admitted to the East Suffolk Hospital in of her knife. This is an invariable practice in the tribe, May, 1920; the operation was performed on June 2nd. The although the missionaries are making every effort to stamp upper three-quarters of the bladder was completely removed it out. Another barbarous custom is the sending of difficult by a semicircular incisioon through the skin just outside the labour cases into the bush to die. junction with the vesical mucous membrane, extending into the peritoneal cavity; the incision was carried across the base just above the trigone, and the abdominal cavity plugged with a gauze pad. The base of the bladder, an elliptical area of 1i in. across by 3 in. vertically, including the trigone and the ureteral orifices -situated A in. from each end of the transverse diameter-was then raised by dissection, care being taken to avoid stripping ORTHOPAEDIC AND REPARATIVE SURGERY. the ureters anid interfering in any way with their vascular and MORE than fifty surgeons have combined to make public nervous supply. .A loop of the sigmoid could easily be brought the fruits of tlleir experience of modern ortlhopaedic and down to the level of the raised trigone. The loop being clamped, a longitudinal insertion was made along it through the sero- conservative surgery in tlle two volumes of Chirutrgie muscular coat, and- the posterior surface of the upper margin -Reparatrice et Orlhop6dique,l publislhed under the direc- of the portion of bladder was sewn to the bowel about i in. tion of Messrs. JErANBRAU, NovEi-JOSSERAND, OMIBREDANNE, from this line by,a continuous Lembert suture of fine silk. and DESFOSSES, so that this work may be almost con- The bowel was then opened and the mucous membrane of the sidered as a system of reparative surgery. The preface, in bladder and bowel were sewn together by a continuous catgut -suture- passing through the whole wall of- each viscus, exactly wllich it is truly said tllat the advance in the treatment of as in the ordinary operation for gastro-jejunostomy. The silk injuries, which took place during the war, must be main- suture was then continued for the remainder of the circum- tained for the benefit of tlle injured in peace time, is for ferenc,e through the sero-muscular coat of the bowel and the rest a paean of triumph of French surgery; for it all muscular wall of the bladder, in the same way as the operation no so of gastro-jejunostomy is completed, so that the bladder wall advances made during the war are claimed; credit, formed part of the wall of the sigmoid, completely closing the far as we can find, is given to allied or enemy surgery. gap. The bowel was replaced and the gap in the abdominial But this is a lhar'mless exhibition of national vanity whicb wall resulting from the removal of the bladder closed by silk- may b3 pardoned in the circumstances and which does not worm sutures. The patient made an excellent recovery; there seriously detract from the value of the book as a guide to was no shock and the convalescence was normal. treatment, seeing that tlle various authors, while sufficiently At the present time-more tllan five months after the patriotic, do not lhesitate to quote the names of alien operation-the patient is perfectly well and lhappy, with surgeoDS. a soundly healed scar. The bowel has retained tlle urine It is difficult within the scope of a review to criticize a witliout the slightest difficulty; there has been no- leakage work of this magnitude adequately, but an attempt tc or incontinence. The urine is retained all night, from indicate its merits-is possible. It deals with the treatineni 9 p.m. to 7 a.m., and during the day is passed at intervals of wounds and injuries of every description in war and of four or five hours. peace, in an introduction and sixteen chapters. In addi- HERBERT H. BROWN, O.B.E., M.D., F.R.C.S., tion, it contains an article of 47 pages by Professoz Ipswich. Surgeon to the East Suffolk Hospital. Jeanbrau on French war pensions, and the text of the law of March 31st, 1919, on tllis subject is printed as an appendix. A bill lhas been introduced in the Senate to extend the provisions of this law to tlle civil population lvtportw of additIes. and to provide the necessary special clinics. In the introduction Dr. Lemaitre discusses the genoral "DOUBLE UTERUS." principles of the modern treatment of wounds, laying AT a meeting of the Edinburgh Obstetrical Society, held more stress upon the removal of injured tissue and even on December 8th, 1920, with Dr. WILLIAM FORDYCE, on excision than on irrigation methods, such as thlat of President, in the chair, Dr. D. ROBERTSON DOBIE read a Carrel, in tlle treatment of infected wounds. Professor paper on pregnancy and labour in a double uterus. He Patel deals with the operative and ortliopaedic treatmuent discu'ssed the different ways in which this condition of war fractures and tile application of these mnetlhods may imnpede labour, and described an illustrative case. to civil practice. In this conuexion it ig as well to niote On examination after the' onset of labour tlle vagina that in France "orthopaedic " is used as contrasted witlh was found to 'be blocked by wlhat seemed a pedunculated "operative " to denote treatment by the use- of instruments mass. At a later examination only did the actual con- alone, a sense which is lhappily obsolete in this country dition become clear. By this time the foetal head had and in America. come down, but it was held by a band,' like a strong Dr. Ledoux-Lebard defines tlle general principles of the adhesion, crossing the vagina. This was -the septum radiological localization of foreign bodies and the proceed- between the two cervices, and had to be divided before ings necessary for their extraction. The chapters by delivery was possible. The extraction was then accom- Professor Ombredanne on tlle late removal of projectiles, plished with forceps. "After delivery the pedunculated and particularly those clhapters concerned witlh plastic mass that blocked the canal in the early stages was found surgery, on wllich he is an acknowledged authority, are to be the unimpkegnated uterus, the cervix of which had very valuable. The several chapters on ortlhopaedic and been driven down to the vulvar outlet. prostlhetic apparatus are welcome, for these are subje6ts *Dr. HAULTAIN referred to 'the great 'difficulty in diagnosis not adequately dealt with in surgical works in the Enalish presented by these cases. He mentioned a case where the language. In these clhapters Ducroquet, Calve, A. Tr6ves, unimpregnated half of the uterus had been mistaken for Nove-Josserand, Hlendrix, and others describe not only *afibroid and had been removed. Dr. BALLANTYNE pointed suitable apparatus, but the principles upon wlhich they out tliat the -expression " double uterus ' was a misnomer, should be constructed. as the condition was really one of two half uteri, Dr. Roux-Berger contributes an initeresting and lucid Dr. H.AIG FER'GUSON referred to' a case in wlliclh tlle article on the sequelae of wounds ofl the clhest and tli ir patient aborte froml one half of the uterus at tlhree montlhs treatment by tlle metlhods whiclh constitute one of the and rsix montb4 later was delivered of a- full-time. clhild 1 Ch1irtraieoiMdpar`t;riceet O thop'deique. Publie soUs la direction de half. Dr. LACKIE recorded a case where a MM. E. Jean6brau, 1P. Nov&-Josserand, L. Ombredanne, et P'. IDesfosses, from the other Secretaire de la r6daction. P4ris: Masson et Cie. 1520. 2 vols. (Roy. thick banud, similar to that' in! Dr-. Dobie's case. blocked.thed £vo. DV. 671; 518 figures, 7 plates. 80 francs net., 34 JAN. r, T921] UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES. particularly favourable to recovery; everybody of ex- On tlhe recommendation of the Comniittee on Me(lical Radio- perience knows, of course, that some cases will recover logy and Electrology, tlje diploma in Medical Radiology and witlhout any treatment at all, and often in spite of Electrology has beeni gtranite(d to Sir A. D. Reid, K.B.E., C.M.G., It. W. A. Salmond, O.B.E., H. Martin Berrv, J. F. Hall-Edwards, wlhat is being done to tlhem; this is Nature's kiind way. J. T. Case, MI.D. It is the severe cases that slhould serve as a test, and who but Dr. Cyriax will deny thlat in these cases a combination of splintingc with pljysical and re-educative methods will UNIV-ERSITY OF LONDON. quickest lead to recovery where recovery is THE following candidates have been approvedlat the examina- possible? tions inldicated: I cannot believe that tlle foremost originator of the M.D.-Branch I(Medi(ine): Ml. Bararov, S. Batchelor, W.1rI. Feld- movement cure umeant otlher tlheiapeutic metlhods to be man, E. E. Ileiga, K. It. Hill, G. C. Linder. R. J. Perkins, E. D. Ccast- aside as not being wovth- considering; if lie did he s:cott, J. A TolLens. Br-anclh IV(Mlidwifery anl Diseases of Women): H. AV. Evans. Violet I. Ruissell. Br-anch V (State made, as far as I can see, a serious mistake, wlich it Metlicinie): .M. Radford. Branch V-l (Trcpical Medicine): behoves his followers who know better to correct. Tlle G. A. S. Mad,zwick, E. S. Phipson (U'niversity Medal). MI.S.-Br-Itncli I (Swrgery): H1. E. Griftiths, RI. L. Horten (University Swedislh treatment will lose nothing by being( uised in con- miod1al), S. WV. M. Jones, N. L. M Reader, C. S. L. ltoberts, junction with otlher metlhods; on the contrary, it will gain H. J. D. Smythe, D. G. C. Tasker. more professional, as well as public, confidence; anid whlat is still more important, tl.e patients will derive benefit from the intelligence of several brains instead of only one. -I UNIVERSITY OF Mi ANCHESTER. am, etc., THE followinig candidates have been approved at the examina- London, N.W. Dec. 19tl. C. AX ESTMANX. tions indicated: TEnTD M.B., CH.B. - General Pathlology anid M1orbid Anatomv: It. S. vai Aalten, P. D. Abbatt, R. Anderton, J: H. Appleton, *5Mary W. Atlkinson, J. B. Bennett. l)oris H. Bentlisim, B. TUBERCULOUS MILK. Bromiian, G. H. Buckley. E. W. Clough. H. M. Coope, Alai-garet SIR,-I lhave been requested to send you the following Derbyshire. 0. Mf. Dtuthie, Kathleen M. Eastwood, Beatrice L. Ellison, H. E. Emmett, H. P. Fay. J. H. Fletcher. W. Geraghty. resolution for publication, which summarized a discussion Doris M. Hardiman. A. Ingham. E. L. Jones. J. I. Kelly, Nor of sixteen tuberculosis officers and institution superin M!ills, Winifred H. AMitchell, Louis Morgenstern, A. C. Newman, tendents: Hilda Pratt, .. T. Robinson. A. Rosenstoiie, F. H. .Scotson, H. fSouthworth, G. B. Stenhotige. L. Unsworthb Emmeline Wade, That this conference of the medical staff of the Welsh Margaret J. Warburtoni, Margaret g ild, J. W'Aorthington. J. National Memorial Association unanimously affirnm as Yates. Pharmacology anl T1lherapenttics: Margaret Derby- their shire, Gweindolen A. G. Edwardes-Evas, 1-R. landley, G. A. view that the distribution of milk containinig Lord, L. Morgenstern, Margaret J. Warburton. Hyoieve: tuibercle bacilli is fraught with danger to the lives and L. Boyars, R. Handley, L. W. Kay, G. B. Lor., L. Morgenstern. health of children consuming it, and that the- lhypothesis Forensic Medicine: RI. J. Allison, Caroline M. Edwardes- that tubercle bacilli consumed in milk may produce a degree Evans, C. Nel8on, H. D. Preston, S. J. Woodall. of immunization is no reason for thte abatement of any * Awarded distinction in Patbology. efforts directedl towards producing a tubercle-free milk. f Awarded distinction in Pharmaco:ogy. -I am, etc., FINAL Ai.B, CH B.-F. H. Anderson, May Blakiston, Phyllis M. Coongdon, J. W. Crawshaw, A. Al. El Aguizy, Floietice Ml. L, JAMIES C. GILCHRIST, M.D., Graham, E. A. Greaves, A. Haworth, G. E. Hayward, Irmi1a Welsh National Mfemorial Associntion, Honorarsy Secretary. M. C. Jehansart, A. W. Kirkham, J. Leather, G. H. Lees. Tuberculosis Institute, Cardiff, Gertrude B. Leigh, §P. B. Muimford, T. O'Brien, Florence G. Dec. 21st, 1920. Sherry, Doris A. Taylor, H. Tomlinson, R. Willialmson. Medicine:- Martha F. Barritt, Violet H. Jewson. Obstetrics. T. E. Coope. Awarded second-class lionours. § Awarded distinction in Obstetrics and Stirgery.

UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD. AT a Congregation held on December 17th, 1920, the following medical degrees were conferred: B.M.-C. K. J. Hamilton, ". F. Skaife, J. T. S. Hoey, I. Harris. HONOURS. THE following appoinitments to the Order of the British E'mpire are announced: UNIVERSITY OF CAMIBRIDGE. C.B E. (Civil Division): Surgeon Commander Thomas Wil'iam Myles, R.N. O.B.E. (Civil Divzsio?i): Surgeon Lieutenant James AT a Congregation held on December 18th, 1920, the folloWing Dorrington Bangay, U.N. medical degrees were conferred: M.D.-A. L. Sutcliffe. M.B.. B.C.-F. AMoor, W. D. Newcomb, H. R. Pollock, G. E. Spicer, E. W. Todd, A. C. Halliwell, Wv. S. it. Thomaas. M.B.-A. C. MI. Coxon. B.CH.-J. W. Stretton. C. B. Clarke. The following candidates have been approved at the examina- SUICIDE AND THE WORKMEN'S COMIPENSATION tions indicated: ACT. THIRD MI.B., B.CH.-Part I, Snr.gevy and Midwifery: C. G. Ains- IN. a case wlich was beard recently at Greenwich Countv worth, A. B. Appleton, C. S. Atkin. A. B. Bratton, XV. Ml. Casper, Coturt a claim for conmpensation was imade by a woman whose M. T. Clegg, B. K. T. Collins, S. J. Cowell, F. C. Cozens, E. J. hus-baind-wts kille(l on a railway. Tle defence was that he had Crisp, E. C. Curwen,H.,B. Dodwell,E. A. Fiddian,L. P. Garrod, comimitted stuicide by. throwin, himself ini front of a traini wvhich H. L. Garson, MV. N. Goldschlmlidt. E. H. H. Granger. C. Griffitb- was comitng into tlhe stationi. The enigine (driver gave positive Jones, J. C. N. Harris. G. A. Harrison. F. B. Hobbs, L. WX. eviidence to the effect that he had seen the deceased Jones, E. I. Llond, WV. H. Palmer, H. A. A. Pargeter, F. P. N. take two deliberately Parsons, P. XV. Putnami, R. S. Scott, T. H. Solsnervell, E. D. steps towards the e(dge of the l)latform anid then Spaclkman. G. D. C. Tracy. A. 1B. Walli or, T. T. B. Watson, A. D. deliberately thlrowv Iimself in fronit of the engine when it was Whitelaw, V. WVilkinson. M. AW ong, F. G. WVood, W G. XN-ool- a few yards away. In the light of tlhis testimony-there being rich, H. B. Yates, K. J. Ylo. Ino evidence on the other side as to how thle marn camne to be oni Part II, Medicine, Patliology, anid Plharmnacology: C. G. the rails-the jud(ge saidl he was bound to hold that death- was Ainsworth, F. Allen, J. C. Andrews, C. S. Atkin, S. H. Barnett, not caused by accident arising out of anld in the course of the D. C. Beaulmiont, C. C. Beney, P. F. Bishop, C. N. Carter, employment, and g%ve jug(lemenit for the employers. P. D. H. Chapmlan, A. 0. Courtis, S. J. Cowell. L. Cunningbami, The decision is H. B. Dodwell, XV. D. Doherty, H. V. Edwards, L. S. Gathergood., iinteresting, because at the inquest which had A. C. V. Gosset, E. H. H. Granger, J. R. Harris, G. A. Harrison, beeni held on the dleceased the coroner found a verdict of F. B. Hobbs, L. W. Jones, J. Al. Lawrie, P. Lazarus-Barlow, acci(dentaldeath. It is not to be supposed, however, that the F. 8. Maclean, J. W. McK. Nicboll, E. S. Ormiie, R. Y. Paton, defelice of " sniicide" will always succeedc in -answer to a claim C. J. Penny, K. Playfair, J. L. Potts. XV. B. Purchase, G. P. N. und(ler the Act. In another case of recent date the Court of Richardson, A. G. Shurlock, F. N. Sidebotham, .1. A. B. Snell, Appeal decided that where a workman commits suicide by F. V. Squires, W. S. Sykes, D. C. L. Vey. H. N. XVebber, A. T. reason .of Westlake, A. D. Whitelaw, J. XVhittingdale, V. XVilkinson, F. B. insaniity resulting from an accidenit arising out of and Winfield, W. G. Woolrich. in the course of his employment, his depelldants are entitled to compensation if the suicide was a result of the accident andl not 1DIPLOMA IN MEDICAL RADTIOLOGY AND BLECTROLOGY.-Part I. a result of the brooding over the injury received. In Pitysics andcl Electrotec7ltics: XV. Bell, T. I. Candy, W. H. a that case Coldwell, T. J. A. Connolly, H. T. Cubbon, J. P. S. Dunn, A. H. medical specialist had expressed the opinion that he was Gregson, R. N. Guthrie, J. B. Higgins, AL. H. Knoch, It. S. suiffering from insanity. In his opinion the accident had given raterson. J. A. Wilson, Part II, Radiology and Electrolooy:I the manl a shock, anid the shock anid suffering had restulted in W. Bell, J. P. Bracken, T. I. Candy. W. H. Coldwell, T. J. A. melalncholia, which had been thie first stage of insanitv. In his Connolly. H. T. Cubbon. A. H. Gregson. R. N. Gutlhrie. J. B. view the melancholia, resuLlting from the accident, left no doubt Higgins, R. S. Paterson. F. G. Rose. as to the cause of insanity. JAN. !p?EDICAt NEWS. t MEDTCAL JOURNA 35 A THREE months' course of lectures and demonstrations in hospital administration for the diploma in public health * ~ ^tbita1_getuz. will be given by Dr. R. M. Bruce, medical siuperintendent, at theWestern Hospital, Seagrave Road, Fulham, on Tues- days an(d Fridays, at 5 p.m., beginning on Tuesday, DR. C. OWEN FOWLER, president of the Surrey Branch January 4th. The fee for the course is £3 3s., and pay- of the British Medical Association, has been appointed a ment should be made beforehand to the Metropolitan magistrate for the Borough of Croydon. Asylums Board. DR. A. G. NEWELL of Harringay, a vice-president of ON Saturday, December 11th, 1920, in the Hotel MNajestic, the Medico-Political Union and chairman of its Finance the annual oration of the Harrogate Medical Society was Committee and vice-chairman of its Executive, Committee, delivere(d by Sir Berkeley Moynihan, K.C.M.G., C.B., on informns us that he has resigned fromn that Unioni, owing the subject of gastric ulcer. Many illustrative lantern to his opposition to certain lines of policy. slides of radiographs were shown, somne of which were DR. T. R. LLEWELLYN, on the occasion of his leaving unique. The President, Mr. Herbert Frankling, C.B.E., Penygraig, near Pontypricld, to take up an appointment and over 80 members of the Society and other guests, of regional officer under the Ministry of Health, has including m-iembers of the nursing profession, were been presented by his friends with gifts to the value of present. £400, including a medical dressing case, and a diamond DR. R. L. GUTHRIE, O.B.E., has been appointed His wristlet watch to Mrs. Llewellyn. M.ajesty's coroner for the Eastern District of the County AMONG the Friday evening discourses to be given at the of Londop. Royal Institution of Great Britain, 21, Albemarle Street, LAST suLmmer a request wvas received from the Council W.1, is one on February 4th at 9p.m., by Professor A. D. of the National Institute for the Blind for permission to Waller, M.D., F.R.S., on the electrical expression of publish in Braille, for the use of -blind students of mas human emotion. The lecture progranmme includes a sage, certain articles appearing in the BRITISH MEDICAI course of four lectures to be delivered on February 22nd, JOURNAr. In maliing the application, which was readill 'March 1st, 8th, and 15thl by Professor Arthur Keith, M.D., granted, the aim of the Council of the Institute was to F.R.S., on Darwin's theoriy of mnan's origin in the light of help its students to have as far as possible the same oppor- present-day evidence. tunities as sighted persons for' keeping in touch with DR. THOMAS FAWSITT Of Oldlcam was recently entertained subjects likely to be of benefit to them in their worlk as by his medical colleagues at dinner in comnmemoration of masseurs. Mr. J. Lloyd Johnstone, M.R.C.S., librarian of his, retirement after fifty -years' practice. The function the Institute, now informs us that some half-dozen papers was arranged under the auspices of the OldhamNMedical have been reproduced in Braille and are kept for use Society. in the library of the institute. Am-nong these arc Dr. 'DR. FRANK HEWKLEY, vice-president of the League of Wilfred Harris's lecture on chronic paroxysmial trigemirial Mercy, has been awarded the Order of MEercy. neuralgia, Dr. R. G. Abercrombie's note on physiopathic paralysis of the hand, and Dr. Charles Mackay's paper on DR. JOHN MCGIBBON, lecturer in miiidwifery and the place of muscle re-education in the treatment of gynaecology in the Edinburgh ExtramiuLral School, has anterior polionmyelitis. been appointed professor of midwifery in the University of Johannesburg, South Africa. THE annual general meeting of the Medical Officers of Schools Association was held at 2, Savoy Hill, Victoria Em1bankment, W.C.2, on Decemnber 17th, 1920. Mr. R. C. Elmslie was elected president, and thanks were accorded to Dr. James Kerr, the retiring president. It was agreed As, owing to prin7,tintg diiffculties, the JOURNAL must be sent to press to continue publication of the journal, School Hygiente, and carlier thant1hitherto, it is essential that comminunications intendled Drs. James Kerr and C. W. Hutt were elected editors. fo) the current issue shouldt be receivedi by the first post os T'uesday, and(l lengthy documnents on Monday. THE Aldred Lecture before the of on Royal Society Arts ORIGINAL ARTICLES and LETTERS fortwardedfor putblicationt are Wednesday, January 12th, at 8 pm., -will be given by Dr. un7derstood to be offeredl to thd BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL alone0 C. S. Myers, F.R.S., Director of the Psychological Labo- unxless t7te contrary be stated. ratory, and Lecturer in Experimenltal Psychology, CORRESPONDENTS wbo wisb notice to be talken of their conmmunica- tions should authenticate them with their names-of course not University of Cambridge. The subject is "' Industrial necessarily for publication. Fatigue." AUTHRos desiring reprints of their articles published in tlhe BRnTIsH THE officers of the 29th General Hospital, stationed at MEDICAL JOURNAL are requested to commniunicate with the Office, Salonica during the war, hel(d their second annLual Reunion 429, Strand, W.C.2, on receipt of proof. k dinner at the Queen's Hotel, Manchester, on December IN order to avoid delay, it is particularly requested tlhat ALTL letters 11th, 1920, Lieut.-Colonel S. H. Withers, C.M.G., oD the editorial businiess of the JOURNAL be addressed to the Editor R..A.M.C.(R.), presiding. There was a large and en- at the Office of the JOURNAL. THE,postal address of the BnITTSH MEDICAL AssOCIATION and thusiastic company present, including Colonel Sir Win. BRITISH TIIEDICAL JOURNAL is 429, Strand, London, W.C.2. The Thorburn, K.B.E., C.B., C.M.G., Colonel R. J. Kelly, C.B., telegrapihic addresses are: Lieuit.-Colonel W. Thompson, Lieut.-Colonel H. T. Fair- 1. EDITOR of tlhe BRITISH MEDICAL JouIiN.AL, AitioZogy, bank, O.B.E., D.S.O., Major J. Arnold Jones, O.B.E., TVestrand. Londo'n; telophone. 2630.Gerrard. 2. FINANCIAL SECRETARY AND BUSINESS MANAGENR Major A. Corsar Sturrock, Major Wim. Stewart, Major (Advertisements, etc.), Articuldate, Westrand, London; telephone, Webster and Captain A. Percy Groves. 2630, Gerrard. 3. M\EDICATL SECRETARY, Medisecra, Westrait,u, Lonidon; ON the occasion of his eighty-fourth birthday Dr. W. W. telephonie, 2630, Gerrard. The address of the Irish Office of the Keen will be entertained at dinner and presented with his British Medical Association is 16, Souith Frederick Street, Dublibi bust by a.nuimber of medlical, scientiflc, and civic organiza- (telegramis: Blacillts, D)ublin: telephone, 4737, Dublin). and of the Scottish Offlice. 6, Rutland Square. Edinbturgh (telegrams: tions, and by friends in Philadelphia and other cities. Associate, Edinburgh; telephone, 4361, Central). As will be seen by an advertisemiient elsewhere, the Indian Government is inviting applications for two Tata professorships at the School and Hospital of Tropical QUERIES AND ANSWERS. Medicine about to be established in Boimbay. The selec- tioln of the canididates for the two chairs-the flrst in HIGH MYOPIA. clinical miedicine and and the second( in "OCULUS" has a case of a boy, aged. 0I years, wvith' a large therapy, proto- patch of old choroi(lal atrophy in the macular regioni of the zoology-has been placed by the Indiani Governlmlent in tlie right eye Paid myopia of lOD in the left. Visual acuity halnds of the Tropical Diseases Commnittee of the Royal amouints to R. lnot and to L. im- are are 11u improved by glasses, ^ Society. The appointments wlhole-time, and miiade proved to s by -10 D sph. The myopia in the left eye is in the first instance for five years, but mlay be extencded by evidently inereasing. In view of the risk of inierease of the Indian Governmlent, on the recomml-lelndationi of the myopia, separation of the retina, etc., in the left eye, how is governing body of the school. A condition witlh regard tile boy's educationi to be conitinued? Would such a case be to salary is rather unusual; the offer is of 1,500 to received inlto a school for the blind, or are there, any special ;,000 rupees a mionth, according to the scientific stand(inig sclhools for myopes to which he could be sent? " Oculus" )f the candtidlate. There is lno pension. If the appoint- asks for itnformation with regard to schools or classes for nzenlt is renewsed the incumbent will be enltitledl to furloughl mycpes suitable for such a case,. tor six moulths oult of Inclia on full pay, and( so thereafter The youtlh of this child, the serious defect of the eyes- for eachl periodl of five years. Thle incumlbent mIay also be amouniting to loss of the central vision of the right and poor 'able to obtainl studly leave on1 furloughl pay for six i oulths vision in the left-make it dangerous for education to be out of India. carried on at an ordinary school. There are many classes for THE

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A Board. Central Midwives (Scotland), constitu- Coventry Panel and Local Medical Committee, tion of, 31 203 ADAms, W. Coode: London Panel Committee, Rournemouth Division: Annual meeting, 222 Croydon Division: Annual meeting, 223- 14 BRACKENBUBY, H. B.: Dental anaesthetics, Olinical meeting, 223 Admiralty surgeons' fees. See Fees insurance records, 95 Air Force, Royal, tiedical B aneh, 19, 24, 48, Bradford Oivision: British :Medical Associa- Current Notes: 84, 92, 96, 100, 104, 164, 180. 187, 196, 214, 236 -tion Lecture, 198 Anaesthetists' fees in insurance practice, 97, Anaesthetists' fees. See Fees Bradford Hospital. See Hospital 160 Army, British, 15, 19. 24, 35, 40. 47, 67, 75, 80, Brighton Panel Committee, 67 Annual Meeting: Sections, 85, 93, 160, 207, 84, 92. 95, 100, 104, 164, 179, 187, 196, 203, 213, British Kedical Association. See Association 229-Arrangements, 101. 229 227, 236 BRODRIBB, F. A.: Insurance medical records. Annual reports of Branches and Divisions, Army, British: Army Medical Service, 19. 24, 15 97 35. 40, 47. 49, 75. 80, 84, 92, 95, 100, 104, 164. 179, BROWN, JTohn: Central; Insurance Defence Annual Representative Meeting: Motions, 187, 196, 203, 213, 227, 236-Alteration of dress Fund, 34 101 distinctions, 49 BucNai, G. F.: National health and the prac- Army YMedical Service, 49 Army, British: Defence Force, 164, 180, 188, titioner, 186 Association, value of to individual 196, 203, 214. 228, 236 Buckinshamshire Division: Meeting at Ayles- members, 206 Army, British: General Reserve of Offlcers, 24 bury, 98 Belgrade University library, 233 Army, British: Overseas Forces, 180 Buckinghamshire insurance practitioners, " Buff Book," 197 Army, British: Royal Army Medical Corps, meeting of, 195 Central Professional Committee, proposed, 15. 19. 24, 35, 40, 47, 49. 67, 75, 80, 81, 84. 92, Buckinghamshire Local Medical and Panel 25 100, 104, 164. 179 187, 196, 203, 213, 227, 236- Committee: Various business, 196 Certification under the Workmen's Com- Present position of R.A.M.C. officers, 10- "Buff Book," 197 Pensation Act, 54 Alteration of dress distinctions, 49-Pay of, BUrIST, R. C.: The Medical Guild on the Chemists' hours, 207 81 Interim Report of the Scottish Consultative Colonial Medical Service. 93 Army British: South African Medical Corps, Council, 32- Committees of inquiry, 53 180 BURxAN, Fredk. J.: Insurance medical Compensation for loss of public health Army, British: Special Reserve of Officers, records. 23 appointment, 54 20,36. 76, 80, 104, 228, 236 Bury Division: Consultative Council's report, Contract Practice #ubcommittee, 22 Army, British: Territorial Force, 16, 20 36. 48, 74-Dangerous Drugs Regulations, 74 Council election, 165, 197, 206, 230 68, 76, 80, 84, 92, 96, 100, 104, 164, 180, 188. 214, Council meeting, 49 228, 236 Dangerous Drugs Act, Draft Regulations, Army Medical Service: Royal Army Medical C. 29, 41, 49, 54, 229 Corps. 16, 20, 36, 48, '68, 76, 80,84, 96, 100, 104, Deputation from Panel Conference to 164, 180, 188, 214, 228, 236 CAIRD, Francis M.: Medical service scheme Ministry of Health, 8 Army, British: Territorial Force Reserve, for Scotland, 195 Directory, a classified, 77 Army Medical Service, 68 Camberwell Division: Dangerous Drugs Dispensing in rural areas, 97 Army, British: Territorial Force Reserve, Begulations,43-National. Provident Scheme Distribution Committee on Central and Royal Army Medical Corps, 20, 76, 80, 84, 92, for Hospitals and Additional Medical Ser- Mileage Pools, 10, 42 104, 188, 214. 228 vices. 198 Earl Elaig's Fund for Officers and ex-Service Army, British: Volunteer Force, 80 CAMPBELL, Jno.: Dangerous Drugs Regula- Men, 54 Army, Indian. See Indian Medical Service tions, 46 Emergenev treatment by insurance practi- Association, British Medical: Aims andobjects Cape of Good Hope (Western) Branch: tioners, 97 of, 205 Address on the early diagnosis of tuber- Encephalitis lethargica schedule In London, Association, British Medical, Annual Meet- culosis'by the President (D. P. Marais), 179 21 ing 1921,Newcastle-upon-Tyne: The sections, CARDALE, H. J.: London Panel Committee, 14 Federation. question of the Association be- 85, 93 160, 207, 239-Hotel accommodation, CARRuTHEES, Thomas: The new medical coming in part a, 53 97. 168, 191-Akrangements, 101. 163, 229- record cards, 84 Fees of Admiralty surgeons and agents, 77, Programme, 189, 215, 229 -Provisional time- Central help, need of early application for, 10 165 table, 191-Accommodation, 191- Annual Central organization, need for a, 206 Fees for examination of Civil Service candi- exhibition. 229-The temPerance breakfast, Central Professional Committee, proposed, 25 dates, 221 229-Religious services, 233 Chemists' hours, 207. See also Insurance Fees for cases of miscarriage and abortion, Association, British Medical, Annual Repre- Cheshire (Mid) Division: Annual meeting, 31 29 sentative Meeting, 1921: Notices of motion, -Address by Medical Secretary, 31 Fees of practitioners called in by midwives, 101, 160, 224-Provisional agenda, 181 Chester and district, future of the medical 233-(Scotland), 72, 185 Association, British Medical: Annual reports services In (John Elllott), 89 Fees for treatment of school children in of Branches and Divisions, 97 Chesterfield Division: Annual report, 98 Scotland, 25 Association, British Medical, and the need for Chichester and WorthingDivision: Diagnostic Government committees, reports of, 221 a central organization, 206 significance of abdominal pain in the adult Handbook of the Association, 41 Association, British Medical, Cnuncil: Pro- (Robert Hutchison), 193 Health certificates for emigrants, 159 ceedings, 9, 49. 69, 184-Dr. Macdonald's Cinematograph Exhibition. Medical, 101 Home Office regulations as to dangerous mission to 8outh Africa, 70, 165-Annual City Division: Dinner, 19, 95-E. W. Goodall: drugs, 25 report of Council and balance sheet, 105 et Nervous group of the acute infectious Hospitals Committee, 21 seq.-Election, 165, 197. 206. 222, 230-Appen- fevs, 38-W. McAdam Eccles: Early Hospitals, voluntary, conference of repre- dix to report: Return of attendances, 172 diagnosis of acute abdomen, 74-Medical sentatives of staffs of, in Scotland, 25 Association, British Medical: Question of it officers invited to become members of the Indian Mdedical Service and the new scale becoming a federation, 53-Report of Coun- Division, 186-National provident scheme of pay, 8, 93-Civil branch. 50, 85 cil on, 55-Discussion at meeting of the for hospitals, 186 Inquests. payment of travelling expenses in Reigate Division, 169 CLARKE, sidney: Supply of drugs in rural connexion with, 229 Association, British Medical. Handbook, 41 areas, 23-Election of Panel Committees, 202 Insurance Acts Committee: Deputation to Association, British Medical, Library: Lend- Cleveland Division: Financial statement, 44 Ministry of Health, 8 ing department, 42-Hours of opening, 166 Fees for police cases, 44-Annual dinner, 44 Insurance index registers, inflation of, 77 Association, British Medical, and the Life Election of officers, 223-Resolution re re- Insurance medical records, 10, 41--Memo- Offices Association, 206 moval of placenta. etc , 223 -Fees for practi- randum, 41 Association, British Medical, membership of, tioners called by the police, 223 Insurance practitioners, hints for, 184 21,97 COATEs R.: Fees for doctors called in by Insured persons in hospital, treatment of, Association, British Medical: Members of midwives. 34 207 long standing or retired from practice, 21 Colonial Medical Services, 93, 208-Letter Juveniles" and contract rates, 8 Association, British Medical- Scholarships from Colonial Office, 208 Library, lending (of the Association), 42- and grants in aid of scientific research, 54, Commaittees of inquiry, 53 Hours of opening, 166 94, 166, 177, 203, 230 Conference of hospital staffs. See Hospitals, Logical conclusion, 206 Association, British Medical, value of to in- voluntary MACDONALD, J. A.: His visit to South Africa, dividual members, 206 Contract Practice Subcommittee, 22 165-Presentation, 221,230, 233 Attendances at Council and committees, 172 Cornwall, East, Division: Election of officers Medical aid institutions, approved: Appli- 12-Proposed division of area into two cation by for extension of area, 21 divisions. 12-Report of Consultative Medical books for Serbia. 85 B. Council, 12 Medical certificate on behalf of a jury- Cornwall, West. Division: Question of woman. refusal of, 81 BALL, E. J.: Insurance medical records, 23 federation, 223 Medical cinematograph exhibition, 101 Banff, Elgin, abd Nairn Division: Election of Coroners' inquests, mileage for, 54 Medical officers of health, security of tenure officers, 223-Question of federation, 223- of, 85, 233 Vote of thanks, 223 OOUNCIL, GENERAL MEDICAL: Medical record cards. See Insurance Bath Division: Annual meeting,222-Election Appointment of Registrar, 225 Medico-Political Committee, work of, 72 of officers, 222-Annual report of central Buff telephone book, 79 Medico-Sociological Section at Newcastle, council, 222 Dangerous Drugs Regulations, 211 207 Belfast Division: Election of officers, 12- Dental education and examination, 225 Membership of the Association, 21, 97 Special constabulary,examination fees for, Election of committees, 201, 225 Members of long standing or retired from 12 Paper by Dr. Robert Reid, 19 Executive Committee, 79 practice, 21 Belgrade University library, 233 Finance, 201 Mileage for coroners' inquests, 54 BENNETT, W. G.: "'he Dental Bill and in- Health Ministry and post-graduate study, 79 Mileage fees for pension referees, 93 surance practice, 84 Inspection of public health examinations, Mileage returns (1921), 184 BENSON, Philip Lambert: Insurance remune- 225 Need for a central organization. 206 ration, 195 Medical education regulations. 225 Need of early application for central help, 10 BILLuPs, H. B.: The new system of medical Medical Register, correction of, 79 New South Wales Branch, 197 records, 66 Medical registration, 31 New Zealand Branch, 221 Birmingham: Conference of Representatives Penal cases, 212 Nursing schemes for insured persons. 207 of Panel Committees (Group F) at, 51 President's address, 199 Paying patients in Poor Law infirmaries, 159 Birmingham Panel Committee, 47 Reciprocity with Belgians, cessation of, 79 Poor Law hospitals and civil needs, 25 Blackpool Division: Address by Medical Recognition of examiners, 225 Postal rates, the new, 221, 229 Secretary, 31 Results of qualifying examinations, 225 Post-graduate education, 85 BLoxsorxE, H.: Insurance medical records, 18 Registration of medical students, 31, 225 Public Health Committee's work, 54 TO TEHIC INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT. LBRMBILLSUPPLMMZDICALINT JOURNAL 3

Current Notes (continued): Government Committees, reports of, 221 Insurance, National (continued): H.A. I.C. officers: Present position of. 10- GREGG. E. A.: London Panel Committee, 14 Medical serv,ce scheme for Scotland. 195 Pay of. 81 Mileage under tbe Insurance Acts. 163 Religious services at annual meeting, 233 Mileage records. 33 Research scholarships, regulations as to, 166 H. Motor taxation, the new, 34 Salaries of university teachers and pro- Mutual aid schemes, 14 feseors, 29 Haig Fund. See Fund National health and the practitioner, 203 Scholarships and grants in aid of scientific Harrow Division: Record cards for insured Overlapping ministries, 33 research, 54 patients. 26-Question of federation, 178- Panel Committees election, 202 Rcobtish Committee, 42 Scheme for hospital and additional medical Proposed opportunities for affiliating Unemployment Insurance Act and doctors' services, 178-Election of officers, 223- bodies concerned with allied sciences, domestic servants, 21. 41 Address by H. S3. Souttar. 223-Dinner to 171 Value of the Association to individual H. S. Wansbrough Jones. 223 Regional medical officers, 80 members, 206 Hastings: Meeting of the profession at. 103- Remuneration, 195 Wellhouse Htospital, Barnet. 81 Address by Medical Secretary, 103-Address Dispensing in rural areas. 97 Women jurors, exemption of, 165 bv Chairman, 223-Address by Dr. Parry, Distribution Couamittee for central and Yorkshire Divisions: Tour of Medical 223 mileage pools, 10, 32, 42 Secretary. 101 District medical oTficers for Scotland, 74 HEALTH MINISTPRY: Emergenev treatment by insurance practi- Emergency treatment and anaethetists' fees: tioners, 97, 99 D. Circular letter, 97,99 Expenditure and income statistics, 22 Fees of doctors called in by midwives, 12 Fees for Scottish practitioners called in DAIN, H. Guy: Medical records, 46 Insurance practitioners and tuberculosis by midwives, 185 Devon County Panel Committee: Medical reports, 201 Funds. distribution of, 10. 32. 42 records, 47 Medical profession's opinion on questions of Hospitals and insured patients, 163 Directory, a classified, 77 policy, 42 Index registers, inflation of, 77 Distribution Committee. See Insurance Mileage returns (1921), 184 Inquiry into an insurance practitioner's Dorset and West Hants Branch: Annual National Insurance business. See Insurance conduct, 15 meeting, 222 Paying patients in Poor Law infirmaries: Insured persons in hospitals, treitment Drugs, dangerous: Home Office Regulations, Policy te, 93-Deputation. 159.166 of, 207 25, 29, 41, 49. 54-Protest by the British Scottish Consultative Council's report, 193 Insurance practittoners, hints for, 184 Medical Association. ,37, 75-Letter from Insurance practitioners and tuberculosis Home Office, 49, 63-Parliamentary note on, HELM, W. H.: Mutual aid schemes, 14 reports. Ministry of Health Memo- 54-Meetingat House of Commons, 77-Home Hertfordshire (kGast) Division:-A. E. Giles: randum, 201 Office Committee appointed, 79-Summary of Pessaries versus operation in treatment of Medical aid institutions, improved. appli- evidence before Rome Office Committee, 82 displacements, 102 cation by for extension of area. 17, 21 -Committee's report, 210-General Medical Hertfordshire (West) Division: New medical Medical record cards, 10, 12 32, 41-State- Council and. 211 record cards, 26 ment by Ministry of Health, 13-In 'DUDLEY, P. Hughes: Evening surgery, 47 Hertfordshire Panel Committee: Hints for Scotland, 32-Memorandum, 41 DuNSTAN, R.: London Panel Committee, 14 insurance practitioners, 184 Mileage returns (1921), 184 Durham County Medical and Panel Com- HODOSON. William: The new system of medi- Nursing schemes for insured persons, 207 mittee: Communications from London and -cal records 39 Sanatorium benefit in Scotland, 23 Newcastle-on-Tyne Panel Cowmittees. 15 Holborn- Division: Joint meeting with West- Unemployment Insurance Act and doctors' minster Division, 186-National health and domestic servants, 21, 41 the practitioner (G. P. Buchan), 186 E. Home Office regulations as to dangerous drugs, Insurance Acts Committee: Deputation to 25 Ministry of Healtb, 8-Position of, 227 EALEs, G. Young: The dextro-filing case, 40 Hospital, Bradford Municipal: Rteport of Inverness County Education Authority and Ealing Division: Election of officers, 50-The Advisory Committee, 91 medical inspection of school children. 206 work of the Association, 50 Hospital, Wellhouse, Barnet. 81 Inverness Division: Report of council re EATES. A. R.: Medical benefit, 27 Hospitals Committee: Payment of members federation, 207-Annual report of council, 207 EDwAjRDs. C.: Central Insurance Defences of staffs of voluntary hospitals, 21-Confer- Isle of Ely Divilono: Medical representation Fund, 28 ence of Representatives of Medical Staffs of in Parliament-185Fees for police calls, 185 ELI:aOTT, John: Future of the medical ser- Voluntary Hospitals, 22-Utilization of Poor -Question of federation, 186-Representa- vices in Chester and the district, 89 Law hospitals, 22 tion of Panel Committees, 186 Emigrants, health certificates for, 159 Hospitals and insured patients, 163 Encephalitis lethargica schedule in London, Hospitals. Poor Law, and civil needs. 25 21 Hospitals, voluntary: Conference of Repre- Essex, North-East, Division: Clinical meeting, sentatives of Medical Staffs, 1, 25.50-Con- J. 11-Dinner, 11-Address by Medical Secre- servation of the voluntary principle, 1 - JoNEs, J. C.: The new system of medical tary, 11 Subsidies from rates and tl'e State, 4- records, 66-Dental trestment by insurance Essex, South. Division: Some' clinicLal bits Employers' and insurance companies' con- practitioners, 103-Mileage under the Insur- and pieces (EHerbert French), 88 tributions, 4-Contributions from patients, anne Acts, 163 Exeter Division: Medical cinematograph ex- 5-National health insurance patients, 6- JONEs, W. B.: Insuranee medical records, 14 hibition, 101 Patients of various classes, 6-Attitude of Jurors, women, exemption of, 165 medical staffs as regards paying patients, 6 certificate -Future procedure, 7-Conference in Scot- Jurywoman, refusal of a medical F. land, 25, 50 on behalf of, 81 Huddersfield Division: Address by Medical Juveniles " and contract rates, 8 FARMAN, R. J.: London Panel Committee, 14 Secretary, 178 Fees of Admiralty surgeons and agents, 77, 165 K. Fees, anaesthetists', in insurance practice, I. 97, 99, 160, 171, 187, 202 Kensington Division: Annual meeting, 223 Fees for doctors called in by midwives, 12, 233 Indian Medical Service, 16, 19, 35, 48, 67, 75, 96, Kent Branch: Annual report, 207-Average -(Scotland), 72. 185-Ministry of Health's 104, 164, 188, 227-New scale of pay, 8, 93- attendances, 207-Experiences in a casualty new scale of fees, 12 Civil Branch, 50, 85 clearing station, 207 Fees for examination of Civil Service candi- Infirmaries, Poor Law, paying patients in, 93, Kent County Local Medical and Panel Com- dates, 221 159. 166 mittee: Resolutions relating to Insurance Fees, mileage, for pension referees, 93 Inquests, payment of travelling expenses in Medical Committees, 213-Emergency treat- Fees for cases of miscarriage and abortion, 29 connexion with, 229 ment and anaesthetists' fees, 213 Fees for treatment of school children in KINGDON, Clement Thomas Cory, penal case Scotland, 25 Insurance, National: of, 212 FLEMMING, Chas. E. S.: Record cards, 27- Anaesthetist's fees in insurance practice, 97, Anaesthetists' fees in insurance practice, 99 202 Charges of fraud in insurance practice FORBEs, Alex.: New system of medical (J. T. Godfrey), 83 records. 44 Chemists' hours, 207 Lancashire and Cheshire Branch: A cor- FORTY, A. Alan: Overlapping ministries, 33 Conference of representatives of Panel rection re Dr. Walter Stansfield, 233 FOTHERGILL, E. Rowland: Proposed oppor- Committees (Group F) at Birmingham, 51 Lancaster Division: Dangerous Drugs Act, tunities for affiliating bodies concerned with CORRESPONDENCE: 64 allied sciences, 171 Anaesthetist's fees in insurance practice, LANGDALE-SMITE, H. G.: A curt warning, 33 Fox, Adam: Medical records in courts of law, 171, 187, 202 Leeds Division: Address by Medical Secre- 18 Availability" in emergency cases. 103 tary, 178 FRENCH, Herbert: Some clinical bits and Central Insurance Defence Fund, 28, 32 LEwIs, W. H. * Regional medical officers, 80 pieces, 88 Curt warning, 33 Lewisham Division: Election of officers, 43- Fund, Earl Haig's, for Officers and ex-Service Dental anaestbetics, insurance records, 95 Adoption of organization and ethical rules, Men, 54 Dental Bill and insurance practice, 84 43-Provident scheme for hospitals, 179- Dental treatment by insurance prac- -Report of Consultative Council, 179- titioners, 103 Municipal clinics, 179 G. Dextro-filing case, 34, 40 LILLEY. E. Lewis: Mutual aid schemes. 14 Drugs, Dangerous, Regulations, 46 Lincoln, North, Division: Address by Medical General Medical Council. See Council Drugs, supply of in rural areas, 23 Secretlry, 233 G

Range of medical service, 95, 179-Women dispute with the Colliery Field Club, 83- Suffolk, South, Division: Annual meeting, 186 practitioners and male insured persons, 179 Salary for maternity and child welfare work Suffolk, West, Division: Question of federa- -Sanatorium benefits, 1?9 raised, 83 tion, .179-Position of Dr. Fothergill, 179- London County Panel Committee: Corre- A. Hope :Gosse: The clinical diagnosis of spondence on, 14-Record cards, 34, 67, 89- cardiac arrhythmia unaided by graphic Complaints against practitioners, 35- 0. mhteods, 179-Tea, 179 - Golf competition Services of a second practitioner, 67- result, 179 Dangerous Drugs Regulations, 67-Medical ORMISTON, George, penal case of, 213 Sunderland Division: Annual meeting, 44 records, 89-Surgery and waiting-room Surrey Branch: Council election, 198-Change accommodation, 95-Reconstitution scheme, of boundaries, 198 95-Post-graduate courses, 103-Chemists' P. hours of service, 103, 179-Annual dinner, 163-Excessive prescribing, 235-Limitation Panel Conference: Deputation from to the T. ol lists. 235-Payment for emergency treat- Ministry of Health, 8 ment, 235 PAULLEY, J.: Record cards, 27 Tuberculosis reports and insurance practi- LYTH, J. C.: Insurance medical records, 15 Paying patients in Poor Law Infirmaries- tioners, Ministry of Health's memorandum, Policy of the Ministry of Health. 93-Depu- 201. See also Insurance tation to the Minister of Health. 159, 166 PENROSE, Geo. R.: Insurance medical records. M. 18 U. Pension referees, mileage fees for, 93 MCCuILLOCH, J. Duff: London Panel Com- PrCE, J. B.: Insurance medical recor ds, 23 Uganda Branch: Election of Representative mittee, 14 PORTER. Frederick: Medical Service scheme to Representative Body, 44-Private practice MACDONALD, Dr.: Mission to South Africa, 69, for Scotland, 195 in the Protectorate, 44 -Allowance of M.O.H., 70 165, 202, 226-Presentation to, 221, 230, 233 Portsmouth Division: New medical record 44-Scientific discussions. 44-Temporary MACKENZIE, Eneas K.: Insurance medical cards, 26-Dangerous Drugs Regulations, 38, medical officers' appointments, 44-Medical records, 23 64 women and Sinhalese doctors unsuitable MACKENZIE, Ronald P.: Dr. Macdonald's Postal rates, the new, 2-21, 229 for the Protectorate, 44-Annual meeting, 102 mission to South Africa, 202 Post-graduate education, 85 Ulster Branch: Dangerous Drugs Regula- Malapa Branch: A correction re salaries of Public Health appointment, compensation for tions, 43 practitioners in Government service, 50- loss of. 54 Unemployment insurance. See Insurance Control of rice and beri-beri, 74-Confer- Public Health Committee, work of, 54 University teachers' salaries. See Salaries ence re prevention of venereal diseases, 83 MANSON. J. S.: The new system of medical records, 66 Q. V. Marylebone Division: Election of Representa- tives, 11, 198-Multiple doorplates, 11-Treat- QUINE, Wm. J. Aitken: Insurance medical VARTAN, Charles S : New motor taxation. 34 ment of private patients in hospitals in the records, 18 VICKERS, H.: Medical record cards, 45 United States of America and Canada Victorian Branch: Election of new Branch 83-Annual meeting, 198-Annual reports, Council, 19-Revision of rules, 19-Parlia- 198-Question of federation. 198- National R. mentary representative, 19-Branch Hono- Provident Scheme for Hospital and Allied rary Secretary, 19-Post-graduate classes, 19 Medical Services, 198 R.A.M.C. officers, present position of, 10 Maternity and child welfare, 30 Reigate Division: Discussion on the proposals Medical aid institutions. See Insurance for federation. 169 W. Medical certificate on behalf of a jurywoman, Rochdale Division: Report of Conesultative refusal of, 81 Council, 63-Macdonald testimunial, 63- Wales, South, and Monmouthshire Branch: Medical officers of health, security of tenure Annual meeting, 102 Annual meeting, 207-Presidential address of, 85, 233 207-Clinical meeting and exhibition of Medical profession and questions of policy, x-ray photographs, 207-Social meeting, 207 means of obtaining the collective opinion S. WARD, Gordon: Anaesthetist's fees in insur- of, 42-Deputation to Minister of Health, 42 ance practice, 171 -Memorandum of British Medical Associa- St. Helens Division: Visit of the Medical Warrington Division: Annual dinner, 31 tion, 42 Secretary, 26 Warwickshire Local Medical and Panel Com- Medical provident scheme, suggested organiza- Salaries of university teachers and profesgors, mittee: Co-operation with Coventry, 35- tion for London, 161 29 Medical records, 35-4ccounts submitted by Medical registration, 31 Sanatorium benefit. See Insurance Insurance Committee, 35-- Vague" certifi- Medico-Political Committee, work of, 72 School children, medical inspection of, and cates, 35 M ETCALFE, Brian B.: Record cards, 27 Inverness County Education Authority, 206 WELSH, Robert A.: Mileage records, 33- Metropolitan Counties Branch: Medical pro- Seotland, medical records in, 32 Medical benefit, 47 vident sebeme for London, 161 SCOTT, L. Ferris, appointed Financial Secre- Westminster Division: Joint m-ieeting with Mileage for coroners' inquests, 54 tary and Business Manager, 184 Rolborn Division, 186 -National health and Mileage fees for pension referees, 93 SCOTT, S. Noy: Record cards, 27 the practitioner (G. b'. Buchan), 186 MORGAN, R. W.: The new system of medical Scottish Board of Healtb: Sanatorium benefit WIGEITMAN, C. F.: Evening surgery. 33 records 75 in Scotland, 23-Constitution of Central Mid- Willesden Division: Rates for contract work, Municipal clinicsand the private practitioner, wives Board for Scotland, 31-Distriet 11-Local Health Council, 11-Medical officer conference at 429. Strand, 86 medical officers for Scotland, 74 of health's report, 11-Maternity and child MURPHY, H. Howard: Insurance envelopes Scottish Committee:'Report of Consultative welfare work, 30-Staffing of school treat- and cards, 88 Council, 42-Scale of fees to practitioners ment clinic scheme, 63-Future provision of MURRELL, Christine: Maternity and child under the Midwives (Scotland) Act, 42- medical and allied services, 64-Pooling of welfare work, 30 Mileage grant to insurance practitioners, 42 the existing hospital accommodation, 64- -Highlands and Islands Subcommittee, 42 Dangerous Drugs Act, 88-Medical inspec- -Election of direct representatives, 208 tion and treatment of school children, 88- Scottish Consultative Council's report, 193- Practitioners' mutual help schem-le, 88- N. Views of the Royal College of Physicians of Clinical meetings and a nmedical club, 88- Edinburgh, 193 Clinical work of the Division, 88-Centra NAPIER, Francis: Dr. Macdonald's mission to Serbia, medical books for, 85 Council election, 88-Annual meeting, 234 South Africa. 202 SHAw, Lauriston E.: London Panel Com- WILLAMS, Sir Dawson, awarded the Gold National health and the practitioner (G. F. mittee, 14 Medal of the &ssociation. 184 Buchan), 184 Singapore Division: Communication re ex- WILLTA S, F. S.: Insurance medical records, Navy. Royal, medical service of, 8, 15,19, 24, aminations of King Edward VII Medical 23 35. 40, 47, 67, 75, 80. 84, 92, 95, 100, 104, 163, 179, School, 179-&nnual meeting of the Branch, Wiltshire Branch: Annual meeting, 198- 187,196, 203, 213.227, 235-Admiralty surgeons' 179-The febrile phases of syphilis, 179 County laboratory, 198-Election of officers, fees, 77, 165 South-Eastern Counties Division: Annual 198-Council election, 198-Post-graduate Navy. British: Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve. report, 102-Report of Council to Divisions lectures, 198-Voluntary Hospitals Associa- 196, 227 re Federation, 102-Scottish Consultative tion, 198 NELSON, Jos.: New record cards, 45 Council's report. 102 Witwatersrand Branch: Presidential address. NEWELL. A. G.: "Availability" in emergency Southern Branch: Election of members, 11, 165 -Visit of Dr. J A. Macdonald, 165 cases. 103 12-Representative's report, 12-Discussion Wolverhampton Panel Committee: Letter Newport (Mon.) Local Medical and Panel on report of Consultative Council, 12 from London Panel Committee, 35-Con- Committee: Record cards, 35 SPEIRS. John L.: National health and the fidence in Insurance Acts Coilmmittee of New South Wales Branch, 197-Annual report, practitioner. 203 British Medical Association, 35 197 Staffordshire. South, Division: Election of Women jurors. See Jurors New Zealand Branch: Annual report, 221 officers, 223 - Wolverhampton After-care Worcestershire and Herefordshire Branch: Norfolk, East, Division: District medical Committee, appointment to, 223-Annual Differential diagnosis of acute abdominal officers' salaries, 74- Fees for attendance report of Central Council. 233 conditions from a clinical standpoint (P. L. upon pauper women in confinement, 74 STANsFIELD, Walter (of Birkenhead): Cor- Daniel), 198-Tea, 198-Exhibition of cases, Northampton Division: Annual meeting, 223- rection re report of his death, 233 198-Vote of thanks, 198 Election of officers, 223-Fees under Lunacy STICH: A. Benham- Hospital treatment of Workmen's Com-pensation Act, certification and Mental Deficiency Acts. 223 in3ured persons, 226 under, 54 Northunmberland, North, Division: Annual Stockton Division: Dangerous Drugs Act, 64- report, 64 Contract rates for attendance on police, 64 Nottinaham Division: Joint meeting with Suffolk Branch: Spring meeting, 102 - Re Z. Nottingham Medico-Chirurgical Society. 73 financing small Divisions, 102 -Address by Medical Secretary, 73-Report Suffolk, North. Division: Report of Council on Zanzibar Branch: Demonstration of cases, of work done by the Division, 83-End of federation question, 98 198

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READERS in search of a particular subject will find it useful to bear in mind that the references are in several cases distributed under two or more separate but nearly synonymous headings-such, for instance, as Brain and Cerebral; Heart and Cardiac; Liver and Hepatic; Renal and Kidney; Cancer and Carcinoma, Epithelioma, Malignant Disease, New Growth, Sarcoma, etc.; Child and Infant; Bronchocele, Goitre, and Thyroid; Diabetes, Glycosuria and Sugar; Eye, Ophthalmia, and Vision, etc. The Figures in this Index refer to the Number of the Paragraph, NOT the Page.

A. Anaesthetic, a new (diethyl-diallyl-barbiturate Auricular flutter and fibrillation in pregnancy, of diethylamine), 85 658. See also Heart and Cardiac AASER- Diphtheritic heart and its treatment, Anaesthesia, lumbar, 461 AUSTGEN: War injuries and tuberculosis, 532 107 Anaesthesia, rectal, 241 AUsTONI: Oesophageal stricture, 409 Abdominal cavity, five year-old foetus loose in, Anaesthesia, effect of Injections of sugar on, Auto-anaphylaxis in paroxysmal haemo- 189 327 globinuria, 500 Abdominal hysterectony for puerperal infee- Anaesthesia, nitrous oxide-oxygen,death from, Auto-haemiotherapy, prurigo cured by, 534 tions, 92 628 Auto-transfusion for haemorrhage, 273 Abdominal operations, local anaesthesia for, Anaphylactic shock, prevention of, 522 Auto-urine reaction in tuberculosis, Wild- 121 Anastomosis, sapheno-femoral, 411 bo'z's, 195 Abdominal wall, spontaneous hasmatomata ANDIRODIAS: Glycosuria in pregnancy, 153- Auto-vaccination for acute suppurative otitis of, 492 The islands of Langerhans in diabetes. 222- media, 571 ABELS: Dentition and febrile processes, 230 "Eclampsia" fits in a case of chronic nephritis Aviators, blood pressure of, 2 -Scorbutic dysergy, 382 after decapsulation of the kidneys, 661 AZA: Pregnancy and cardiac insufficiency, Abortion, criminal, air embolus after, 714 Aneurysm of the hepatic artery, 211 633 Abortion, febrile cases of, treatment of, 467, Aneurysms of the cystic and splenic arteries, Azzi: Peripheral vasomotor and pulmonary 519 614 reactions, 65 Abortion. missed, 468 Angiomata of larynx, 332 Abortion and premature labour, causes of, 635 Angina, Ludwig's, in a haemophilic subject, Abortion, septic, treatment of, 191, 738 359 Abortions, repeated, etiology of, 547 Angina, Vincent's, association of tonsillar ABRAMOFF: Histology of the measles exan- chancre with, 678 B. them, 310 0 ANGLADE: Glioma of the nasal fossae, 19- ABRAEAMSEN: Thyroid extract in Kihler's Morbid anatomy of let'iarg;c encephalitis, B. proteus vul1garis in cholera infantum, disease, 531 366 etiological significance of, 498 Abscess of brain following wounds, 328 Anjou, epidemic encephalitis at, 136 B. tetani in the digestive tract of herbivora, Abscess, dissecting, of caecal wall, 147 Antibody formation in leukaemia, failure of, 695 Abscess, mastoid, pharyngeal suppuration 367 Bacteria, influences on the -metabolism of, secondary to, 244 Antigens, partial, in treatment of surgical 370 Abscess, retropharyngeal, 677 tuberculosis. 538 Bactericidal power of the intestinal mucosa, Abscess of tonsil, fatal case of, 331 Antimony. See Tartar emetic 551 Acid, pepsin-hydrochloric, digestion of keloids, Antipneumococcus serum, 290 BAER: Indireet expulsion of the- placenta, cicatrices. and buboes with. 315 Antistaphylococcal vaccine in treatment of 518 Acne vulgaris, x-ray treatment of, 617 osteomyelitis, 47 BAILEY: Atypical epidermic encephalitis. 667 Acoustic nerve tumours, 439 ANTONIIUS: Infective processes in the teeth BAIS: Thrombosis of the splenic vein, 295 Acriflavine irrigation in gonorrhoea, 512 and internal diseases. 503 BAKER: Compression fractures of vertebrae, Acrobrachycephaly, 43 Anuria, reflex calculous 178 299 Acromegaly, radium therapy of, 208 Anus, malformations of, 655 BALDWIN: Death from nitrous oxide-oxygen ADELAIDI: Pulmonary syphilis, 426 Aortic disease, disturbance of deglutition in, anaesthesia, 628 Adenitis in herpes zoster, 6 45 BALLENGER : Treatmentof orchitis in mumps, Adenitis, tuberculous, limitations of x-ray Aortitis syphilitic, case of, 40 119 treatment in, 629 Appendicitis: Diagnosis of, 272-Pain in the BALSAMO : Rectal anaesthesia, 241 Adenofibromata of the breast, 302 left side in, 437-Simulated byacute anterior BANG: Purulent meningitis in urasemia, 673 Adenoma sebaceum and renal tumours, 398 poliomyelitis, 510-Characteristics of in old BANGMAN: Pelvic lavage in treatment of Adrenaline in erythromelalgia, 142 age, 681 pyelitis of pregnancy, 689 Adrenaline and novocain injections in ery- Appendicitis, chronic, 410-Dyspeptic sym- BARDE: A new anaesthetic (diethyl-diallyl- sipelas, 621 ptoms due to, 566 barbiturate of diethylamine), 85 ADRIAN: Arthropatbies in selerodermia, 266 ARCANGELI* Perforation in typhoid fever, 378 Barium sulphate in treatment of gastric and Africa, South, psoriasis in, 533 ARGAUD: Gland tubules in the Fallopian duodenal ule.er, 702 Agenesia cerebellar, 320 tubes, 187 BARKER: X-ray therapy in Lyperthyroidism, AHLSWEDE: Digestion of keloids, cicatrices, ARIAZZI: 8achs-Georgi reaction in syphilis, 592 and buboes with pepsin hydrochloric acid, 449 BARLOCCO: Changes in the heart and circula- 315 ARLOING: Neutrophile leucocytes in pul- tion due to muscular exercise, 285 AIEVaLI: Torticollis, 54 monary tuberculosis, 255 Barlow's disease, epidemic of, 343 Air embolus after criminal abortion, 714 ARNSTEIN: Herpes zoster as the only sign of BARNES: Tourniquet for intravenous injec- ALAMANNI: Small mucous polyvi of the latent disease, 323 tions, 733 corpus uteri as a cause of haemorrhage, 574 ARRIGONI: Subcutaneous oedema in sero- BARNEY: Tuberculosis of the male genital ALBECK: Pregnancy and the thyroids, 62 fibriDoas pleurisy, 509 tract, 462 Alcoholism, chronic, the corpus callosum in, Arsenical paralysis due to neo-salvarsan, 73 BARON: Meningococcal urethritis, 552 225 Arsenobenzol, splenomegaly due to, 269 BASILE: Respiratory mycoses, 267 ALEXANDER: Echinococcus disease of the Arterial pulse wave, rate of propagation of, 720 BAkRsONY: Morning pain in renal and ureteral lung and pneumothorax treatment, 357- Arteries, cystic and splenic, aneurysms of. 614 calculus, 734 Bronchial asthma, 619 Arterio-sclerosis and dementia praecox, 78 BAUER: Lethargic encephalitis in Switzer- ALIKHEN: Treatment of nasal sinusitis, 181 Arterio sclerosis and chronic nephritis, hyper- land, 236-Central rupture of liver, 330 Alimentary amenorrhoea, 445 tension in, 68 BAUERERIEN: Spontaneous haematomata of Alkaptonuria, 579 Artery, hepatic, aneurysm of. 211 the abdominal wall, 492 ALMASIO: Relation of lethargic encephalitis Arthritis, acute, in infaists, 507 BAUMBERGER: Smoking and mental activity, to influenza, 456 Arthritis, meningococcal, 360 110 Alveolectomy, 569 Arthropathies in selerodermia, 266 BECKER: Cervico-vaginal fistulae, 89-Com- Amenorrhoea. alimentary, 445 Artificial pneumothorax, consecutive bi- plement fixation tests in the hosts of Ammonia, microchemical test for, 36 lateral, 139-Duration of, 645 Bothriocephalus latus, 253 Amoeba, parasitic, in the tonsils, 100 Artificial pneumothorax in fractured ribs, 329 BMCLLRE: Radiation treatment of carcinoma AMOR: Polycystic ovarian changts, 122 Artificial pneumothorax, pleural effusions in, of uterus, 308-Radiotherapy of the endo- Amoss: Serum treatment of acute polio- 476, 477, 644 crine glands, 429-Sterilization of ovaries by myelitis, 317 Artificial pneunmothorax, pleurisy with effu- x ray, 636 Amyloid disease of the lung, 556 sion on the " sound " side in, 644 Bence-Jones proteinuria, 525 Amyotonia congenita, 129 Artificial Pneumothorax in bilateral tuber- BENEDETTI: Mastitis in Malta fever, 50 Anaemia, treated by nucleinate of manganese, culosis, 646 BENJAMINS: Intravenous injection of tartar 298 Artificial pneumothorax in treatment of pul- emetic, 345 Anaemiaof consumptives and intestinal tuber- monary tuberculosis, 209, 478 Benzol, treatment of myeloid leukaemia culosis, 455 AsCOLI: Irradiation of the hypophysis in with, 432 Anaemia, pernicious, in childhood, 205- bronchial astbma, 169 B1:RARD: Hydatid thrill, 486 Treated by splenectomy, 403-And malaria, AS1IGAARD: Bilateral peripheral facial para- BERGOLLI: Subcutaneous emphysema in 705 lysis, 141 measles, 379 Anaemia, physiological, of pregnancy, 218 Asphyxia, fatal, from food-block, 274 BERIsso: Pulmonary syphilis, 426 Anaemia, pseudo-leukaemic splenic, in infants, Asthma, bronchial, 133, 619-Irradistion of BERNARD: New method of facilitating detec- 643 the hypophysis in, 169-Vaccine treatment tion of tubercle bacilli, 368 Anaerobic flora in intestinal diseases, 193 of, 672 BERTOLOTTI: Radium therapy of acromegaly, Anaesthesia, treatment of the excitement Astigmatism, influence of age upon, 245 208 stage of, 564 Astragalus, removal of in paralytic feet, 86 BETH: Peripheral neuritis in tetany. 10 Anaesthesia, continuous ether, during child- Athletics, influence of on the heart, 342 BETRIN: Radium therapy in carcinoma of birth, 573 Auditory nerve, tumours of, 526 uterus, 334 Anaesthesia, local, for abdominal operations, AUTER: Insertion of the round ligaments and BETTAZZI: S3ymmetrical tuberculous ulcera- 121 diagnosis of impending rupture of uterus, 23 tion of the labial commissures, 596 Anaesthesia, spinal, action of on the hepatic AURAND: Thrombosis of the central artery of BIANCHI: Injections of milk in puerperal and renal functions, 710 the retina 182 281 Epit. 2 following ophthalmic zoster, infections, TH Bs:ns 1 4 MEDICAL JOUBNAL I INDEX TO THE EPITOME.

BIESENTHAL, M.: Use of sodium morrhuate BURNIER: Syphilitic mastitis, 654 Chancre of conjunctiva in a midwife, 126 in pulmonary tuberculosis, 238 BuRNs: Cholesterol in xanthoma multiplex, Chancre of tonsil associated with Vincent's Bile. action of on the spinal centres, 33 371 angina, 678 Birth, premature, by tt ansverse presentation, BURROW: Familial tabes, 162 Chancres, extragenital, frequency of, 177 threatened rupture of uterus in, 127 Bussy: X ray treatment of interstitial kera- CHAPMAN: Operation for detaacbed retina, 150 Births, premature, and infant mortality, 471 titis, 679 CHARBONNEL: SimPle perforating ulcers of BITSCHIN: Premature separation of the caecum and colon, 52 - Puerperal thrombosis normally situated placenta, 25 of vagina, 279 Bladder: Primary tuberculosis of, 12-Spon- CHASE: Ectovic pregnancy and rupture into taneous rupture of, 707 the caecum, 185 Bladdler. urinary, diverticula of, 680 CRATELLIER: Adrenaline in erythromelalgia, BLAMOUTI5R: Herpes of the anal region with C. 142 meningeal symptoims, 459 Chest, x-ray examination of in acute respira- BLANC: Epidemic encephalitis at Anjou, 136 Caecal wall, dissecting abscess of, 147 tory affections in chil]ren, 228 BLANCHARD: Anterior bow-legs, 303 Caesarean seeLion: Three spontaneous deli- CHIaBRAC: Sudden death in fractures of the BLANCO: Loose bodies in knee-joint, 568 veries after, 219-Management of labour lower limbs, 18 Blindness and oxycephaly, 4 after previous, 417-In infected cases. 444- CIEVITZ: Surgical treatment of tuberculo6is BLOCH: Tuberculosis of lars nx cured by For obstruction by ovarian cyst, 685-In of bones and joints, 598 galvano-c¶auterization, 213 acute oedlema of the lungs, 715 Chilblains, treatment of, 134 Blood cells, relation between haemoglobin and CAIRD: Intestinal tuberculosis, 388 Childbirth. maternal mortality in, 391-Con- number of, 497 Calcneum, direct fractures of, 729 tinuous ether narcotizazion during, 573 Blood cells in tubercullosis, rate of sedimenta- Calcium lactate. action of intrav-nous injec- Child deve'opment, influence of forceps on the tion of, 369 tions of on the blood picture, 582 subsequent ph3 sical and m-ental develop- Blood changes in lead workers, 475 Calculi, renal, in soldiers, 385 ment of, 96 Blood corpuscles, reticulated red, 226 Calculous anuria. See knuria CHIRONI: Experimental transplantation of Blood cultures in bubonic plague, 399 Calculus, renal and ureteral, morning pain in, fascia, 718 Blood ferments in pregnancy, carcinoma and 734 Chlorine as a therapeutic agent, 624 pulmonary tuberculosis, 254 CALLISON: Acute purulent otitis media in Chloroma in infancy, 264 Blood in osteomyelitis, 691 children, 546 Cboanae, congenital atresia and occlusion of, Blood platelets, enumeration of, 336-Studies Calomel injections in an aqueous excipient, 626 in properties of, 393 206 Cholelithiasis, indications for operation in, Blood pressure of aviators, 2 CALRY: Contraindications to dental extrac- 212 Blood pressure and oedema in hemiplegia, tions in cardiopaths, 140 Cholera, early diagnosis of, 313 286 Calv&Perthes's disease. etiology of, 554 Cholera infantum, etiilogical significance of Blood transfusion, haemoglobinuria after a Campbor action of and haemoptysis, 352 B. proteus vuloaris in, 498 second transfusion with same donor, 716 Cancer, blood ferments in, 254 Cholesterol in xanthonia multiplex, 371 Blood transfusion in treatment of nitro- Cancer of bone, radium in, 542 CHRISTENSEN: The different types of pueumo- benzol poisoning, 109 Cancer of breast, operative treatment for, 383 coccus, 251 Blood volume, deterrmination of, 197 Cancer of cervix of borderline operability, CHISTIN: Central neurofibromatosis, 165 BOER: Acute nitrobeDzol poisoning, 723 686 Chrysarobin and psoriasis 111 BoEhI: Early diagnosis of pulmonary tuber- Cancer of cervix, late results of hysterectomy Cicatrices digested with pepsin-hydrochloric culosis 7 for, 390 acid. 315 BOITEL: Etiology of goitre, 224 Cancer of cervix, extended hysterectomy after CE[CCARELI I: Trarsit nt acute poliom5 elitis in BOLTEN: Hyperthermia as a symptom of de- radium treatment of, 128 the adult, 37 morphinization, 348 - Fragilitas ossium, Cancer, cutaneous, of the bridge of the nose, Cicutine in treatment of m)oclonic encephal- 639 537 itis, 562 BomePIANI: Histology of the typhus eruption, Cancer of duodenum, 441 Circulation and heart, changes in due to 64 Cancer of Fallopian tube, primary, successful muscular exercise, 285 BONAR: A peculiar fever of infancy, 618 extirpation of, 470 CIVIDALI: Diagnosis of gastro-colic fistula, 14 Bone developmerit, 448 Cancer of foetal kidrey, dystocia (lue to, 95 CLAP: Treatment of chilblains, 134 Bone marrow, infective irritation of, 585 Cancer of larynx, pedunculated, 305 CLARK: Parathyroid tetany in infancy, 42 Bone, transplanted, fate of, 408 Cancer of oesophagus, paravertebral dullness CLAUDE: MeLntal conditions in paralysis Bones, spongy, treatment of fractures of, in, 627 agitans, 381 597 Cancet of stomach with remarkable meta- Claudication, intermittent, treated by dia- Bones ard joints, surgical treatment of tuber- stases, 666 tbermy. 207 culosis of, 598 Cancer of the tougae, 466 CLERC: Cytts of anterior mediastinum 612 BONHOEFFER: Encephalitis lethargica, 588 Cancer of uterus, early recognition of, 97- Clinmacteric. radium treatment of haemor- BONNAMOUR: Purpura in cerebro-spinal Radiation treatment of, 308-Radium rhage at the. 416 meningitis, 106 therapy in, 334 CODA: Pernicious anaemia and malaria 705 Borax poisoning, fatal, 293 Cancer of vagina, primary, 365 COFFEY: Implantation of ureter into bowel, BoRCHER: Motor disturbances of the stomach Cancer of vulva, 495 651 and resection of the vagus, 204 Capillary pressure, 239 COLE: Antipneumococcus serum, 290 BORCuGREVINK: Local anaesthesia for abdo- CAPONE: Anaerobic flora in intestinal COLl ET: Lar ngeal hemiplegia due to gunshot minal operations, 121 diseases, 193 wounds, 442 Bordeaux region, lethargic encephalitis in, Carcinoma. See Cancer Colloidal benzoin re.action in the cerebro- 346 CARDENAL: Cerebral hydatid c st, 56 spinal fluid, 555 BoSSERT: Pulmonary influenza in children, Cardiac insufficiency and pregnancy, 633 Colloidal gold in septicaemia, 148 460 Cardiac. ,See also Auricular and Heart Colloidal gold reaction in general paralysis, Bothriocep7talus latus, complement fixation Cardiopaths, contraindications to dental ex- 337 tests in the hosts of, 253 traction in, 140 COLLOMB: Tuberculosis of the sclerotic, 11 BOUTTIER: Myoclonic encephalitis treated by CARLE: Is it necessary to treat the pregnant Colostrorrhoea in pregrancy, 520 cicutine, 562 wife of a syphilitic ? 363 ('olostrum, colouied.364 BouvIER: Treatment of osteomyelitis with CARLES: P3 elonephritis following pregnancy Colpotomy, posterior, for puerperal peritonitis, antistaphylococcic vaccine, 47 cured by intravenous injections of urotro- 220 Bowel, implantation of ureter into, 651 pine, 156 COr.T: Extraction operation for varicose veins, Bow-legs, anterior, 303 CARNOT: Hypertension in chronic nephritis 599 BOYD: Renal decapsulation in subacute and artetio sclerosis, 68 Coma after injury of frootal lobes, 46 nephritis, 427 CARTER: Dystocia due to carcinoma of the COMBY: Infantile scurvy, 501 BozzoLo: Vaccine therapy in typhoid, 261 foetal kidney, 95 Complement fixation reaction: In lupus, 131- Brain abscess. See Abscess CASPARI: Renal tuberculosis, 485 In surgical tuberculosis, 282 BRATTSTROM: Operative treatment of cancer CASSINIS: Artificial pneunmothorax in bilateral Complement-fixation tests in the hosts of of the breast, 383 tuberculosis, 646 Bothriocephalus latus, 253 Breast, adenofibromata of, 302 CASTELLAL: Cerebral hydatid cyst, 56 Conjunctival chancre in a midwife, 126 Breast enlargement after prostatectomy, 304 CASTELLI: Congenital malformation of mitral Conjunctivitis, gonorrhoeal, milk injections Breech presentation. See Labour valve, 292 in, 465 BBENNING: Injections of turpentine in Castration for uterine fibroma. 24 CONNELL: Chronic appendicitis, 410 pemphigus, 505 CASTRONUOVO: Diabetes and infections, 158- Consumption. See Tuberculosis BRODHEAD: Vesico uterine fistula, 61 Re3klinghausen's disease, 229 CONTI: Cerebral haeimiorrhage in childhood, BRODIN: Prevention of anaphylactic shock, Cataract, iiicipient, medical treatment of, 48 616 522 Cattle tuberculosis. See Tuberculosis CoRI: Action of intravenous injections of Bronchial asthmia. See Asthma CAUCCI: Chronic intestinal stasis, 300 glucose and gum arabic solutions on Bronchial glands, non-tuberculous inflamma- CAUSSADE: Hydrocephalic form of cerebro- diuresis, 663 tion of, 648 spinal meningitis in infants, 502 CORNAZ: Outbreak of tinea tonsurans due to Bronchiectasis after influenza, 260; Singer's CAZEJUST: Congenital atresia and occlusion Microsporon lanosum, 344 thirst cure for, 647 of the choanae, 626 Cornea, ulcer of, 490 Bronchiolitis due to irritant gas, 77 Cerebellar agenesia, 320 CORNISH: Carcinoma of duodenum, 441 Bronchitis, putrid, neo-salvarsan in, 483 Cerebral diplegia and Little's disease. 80 Corpus callosum in chronic alcoholism 225 Broncho-pulmonary spirochaetosis (Castel- Cerebral haenriorrhage in childhood, 616 COSTA: Semi-symphysiectomy, 690 lani), 375 Cerebro-spinal fever complicated by hydro- COTTLAND: The cuti reaction during menstrua- BROIuHA: Caesarean section in infected cases, cephalus, 615 tion and after ovariotomy, 688 444 Cerebro-spinal fluid, colloidal benzoin reaction CoULE'T: Fatal case of tonsillar abscess, 331 BRUENING: Removal of suprarenal capsules in, 555 COUVELAIRE: Retinitis during pregnancy, for epilepsy, 435 Cerebro-spinal fluid in influenzal meningitis, 578 Bnuzzi: Treatment of ozaena, 515 indol in, 252 COVA: Intravenous injectiors of mercuric Buboes digested with pepsin-bydrochloric Cerebro spinal fluid in early syphilis, 223 chloride for pueTleral fever, 550 acid, 315 Cerebro-spinal fluid in neuro syphilis, provo- COZZ3LINO: Observations on mongolism, 322 Bubonic plague. See Plague cative reactions in, 288 CRABTCEF: Extension of renal tuberculosis, BucaHNAN: Long-standingdislocations of hip, Cerebro spinal meningitis. See Meningitis 412 120 Cerebro-spinal syphilis, incidence and treat- CRAMER: Famine osteomalacia, 88 BUCAHOLTZ: Influenza statistics, 294 ment of, 406 Cramp, stoker's, 318 BuCKEMAN: Studies in properties of blood Cervical vertebrae. syphilitic disease of, 212 CRAMPON: The colloidal benzoin reaction in platelets, 393 Cervico-vaginal fistulae. 89, 90 the corebro spinal fluid, 555 BUDDE: Diagnosis and prognosis of persistent Cervix, cancer of. See Cancer CREYX: Pyelonephritis following pregnancy ductus arteriosus, 405 Cervix, tuberculosis of, 93 cured by intravenous iniections of uro- BULL: Thoracoplasty in the treatment of CHALMERS: Toxoplasmna pvrogenes Castellani tropine, 156 pulmonary tuberculosis, 174 in the Sudan, 70 CRIt E : Mechanism of shock and exhaustion, BUarPus Junr.: Pyelonephritis, 553 CHAMPEAU: Puerperal thrombosis of vagina, 198 BURGER: Pedunculated cancer of larynx, 305 279 CROSS: S3taining of phagocytes, 452 E TEz IIEriTsE INDEX TO THE EPITOME4. I MDICAL JOURNAL 5

CRtCHET: Lethargic encephalitis in the Diabetes insipidus, pathogeny and treatment Encephalitis letbargica, 586, 587, 588 - In Bordeaux region, 346 - Prognosis and of, 105 -Pituitary extract and histamin in, Switzerland, 236-In the Bordeaux region, sequelae of lethargic encephalitis, 623 671 346-Of long duration, 669 CRtITCHFIELD: Adenoma sebaceum and renal Diabetes, islands of Langerhans in, 222 Encephalitis lethargica in children, 200 tumours. 398 Diabetes mellitus and hirsutism, 529 Encephalitis lethargica, experimental, 420 CUNEO: Perineal hysterectomy, 684 Diabetes, starvation treatment of, 641 Encephalitis lethargic, familial contagion in, CUNNINGHAM: Reticulated red corpuscles, 226 Diabetes and traunma, 484 292 Curare in treatment of tetanus. 674 Diabetics: Can they be allowed to lose flesh ? Encephalitis lethargica, relation of to epi- CURSCHMANN: Loryngeal and pharyngeal 642 demic hiecoueh, 622 crises in influenza, 404 Diathermy, as aid in empyema, 179-In treat- Encephalitis lethargica, relation of to influ- Cutaneous sensitization applications to skin ment of intermittent claudication, 207 enza, 456 diseases. 694 Diet in typhoid fever, 595 Encephalitis lethargica, insomnia as a sequel Cuti-reaction dnring menstruation and after Diethyl-diall3l-barbiturateof diethylamine, a of, 433 ovariotomy, 688 new anaesthetic, 85 Encephalitis lethargica, morbid anatomy of, Cyanasis, chronic, 71 Diez: Diabetes and tratuma, 484 366 Cyanosis, congenital paroxysmal, 34 Digitalis in treatment of hypertension, 721 Encephalitis lethargica, ocular symptoms Cyancsia, studies in. 394 Digitalis and ouabain, 72 in, 3 Cyst, hydatid, cerebral, 56 Digitalis in therapeutics, tincture and in- Encephalitig lethargica, prognosis and Cyst, hydatid, of renal pedicle, 57 fusion of, 454 sequelae of, 623 Cyst of ovary, pedicular torsion in, 31-In DIMMIEL: Infective irritation of the bone Encephalitis lethargica in Switzerland. 23f6 asMoiation with hydatidiform mole, 155 - marrow, 585 Encephalitis, myoclonic, treated by cicutine, A ph3 sical sign of. 249-Caesarean section Diphtheria, cutaneous and vaginal, 28 562 for obktruction by, 685 Dipbtheritic heart. See Heart Endocarditis, acute, in children, 373 Cyst of vagina probably of Wolffian origin, 29 Diplegia, cerebral, and Little's disease, 80 Endod'ervicitis, chronic, a study of, 446 ('ystalgic pvelitis, masked, 682 Disease, oral symptoms of, 504 Endocrine glands, radiotberapy of, 429 Cysticercosis, subretinal, 82 Diseases internal, infective processes in the ENGELEARD: Chronic trophoedema and spioa C . s ts of anterior mediastinum, 612 teeth and, 503 bifida ccculta, 20 Cysts., mesenterie, in infancy, 570 Diuresis, action of intravenous injections of ENGELKENS: Influence of forceps on the sub- Cysts of the antt rior part of the nasal fossae, glucose and gum arabic solutions on, 663 sequent physical and mental development 572 Diverticula of urinary bladder, 680 of the child, 96 Cysts of the semilunar cartilages, 600 Diverticulum, Meckel's, inflammiation of, 21 ENGMAN: Application of cutaneous sensitiza- CZEPA: infective processes in the teeth and DOPTER: Acquired immunity in influenza, 99 tion to diseases of the skin, 694 internal diseases, 503 DOUARRE: Anterior dislocation of the os Enterostomy for post operative ileus, 676 magnum. 541 Eosinophilia in scabies, 283 DOIUGLAS: End-results of operation for varico- Epilepsy: Date of onset of. 377-Removal of cele, 463 * suprarenal capsules for, 435 PDRIESSEN: Tuberculosis of the female geni- Epithelioma: Arising in lupus erythema- tals, 66 tosus, 424-Following x-ray treatment for DRUECK: Malformations of the anus, 655- tuberculosis of knee, 693 D. Radical cure of haernorrhoids, 706 ERATE: Vaccine treattrment in oto rhino- DRUNER: Parathyroid transplantation in laryngology, 243 Dakin's solution in surgery, 325 post-operation tetany, 580 Erectile tissue, gangrene of, 387 DAMA&DB: Digitalis in treatment of hyper- Du BRAY: Gastric papillomatosis, 130- Erysipelas treated by injections of novocain tension, 721 Primary tumour of pleura, 395 and adrenaline, 621 DAMENO: Ocular symptoms of lethargic en- DUBS: SiDmulation of appendicitis by acute Erytbrocytes, bedimentation velocity of cephalitis, 3 anterior poliomyelitis, 510 during pregnancy, 609 DANIEL: A physical sign of ovarian cyst, 249 DUBREUIL: Glycosuria in pregnancy, 153-The Erythromelalgia, adrenaline in, 142 DARAIGNEZ: Tuberculosis of the cervix, 93 islands of Langerhans in diabetes, 222 ESXANN: Gabaston's method for removal of DARGALLO: Modification of Dargallo's stain Ductus arteriosus, persistent, diagnosis and the placenta, 603 for elastic fibres, 196 prognosis of, 405 Ether anaesthesia, 'continuous, during child- DARGEIN: Relationship between lethargic DUFOUTR: Treatment of typhoid spine by birth, 573 encephalitis and epidemic hiccough, 622- vaccines, 543 Exhaustion and shock, mechanism of, 198 lipirochaetosis icterobaemorrhagica, 665 DUHOT: The collo'dal benzoin reaction in the EXNNER: Effect of injections of sugar on DARRIGADE: "Eclampsia " fits in a case of cerebro-spinal fluid, 555 anaesthesia, 327 chronic nephritis after decapsulation of DUMAREST: Pleural effusions in artificial Eye diseases, universal light baths in, 215 kidneys, 661 pneumothorax, 476 DAVARIs: Hydatidiform mole in association DUMONT: Meningoeoccal urethritis, 552 with ovarian cysts, 155 DUNET: Hydatid thrill, 486 DAVIS: Cultivation of the gonococcus, 418 Duedenal fluid, normal regurgitation of into DAVIS: Urinary antisepsis, 513 the stomach, 203 Dead grafts for tendon repair, 55 Duodenal ulcer. See Ulcer DEBEDAT: Traumatic optic atrophy, 361 Duodenum. cancer of, 441 - Clinical examina- DE BLOEBM: Tuberculin treatment, 138 tion of, 539 F. DEBRAAY: Treatment of t-yphoid spine by vac- DDUPASQUIER: Prurigo cured by auto-haemo- cines, 543 therapy, 534 Facial paralysis- See Paralysis DE CONCILIS: Bronchiolitis due to irkitant Dupuytren's contraction, 87 FAGIUOLI: Irradiation of the hypophysis in gas, 77 DURAND: Dead grafts for tendon repair, 55- bronchial asthma, 169 DEDICHEN: Influence of athletics on the heart, Treatment of migraine, 376 Fallopian tube, the virgin, torsion of, 736 342 DUvAL: CYsts of the anterior mediastinum, Fallopian tubes, gland tubules in, 187 DE FRANCISCO: Statistics of war surgery, 22 612 FANTOZZI: Acute osteomyelitis of the ribs, DE GAETANO: Chronic pyogenic osteomyelitis, Dysentery Bacteriology of, 396-Treatment 271 180 of, 701 FANZIO: Vaccine therapy in typhoid, 261 Deglutition disturbance in aortic disease, 45 Dyspeptic symptoms due to chrcnic appen- Fascia, experimental transplantation of, 718 DP, LAROCHE: Fs-milial contagion in lethargic dicitis. 566 FAvREAU: Puerperal thrombosis of vagina, encephalitis, 262 Dystocia due to carcinoma of the foetal 279 DELBEZ: Vaccine treatment of empyema, 76 kidney, 95 FAY: Eosinophilia in scabies, 283 DE LEviE: Pepsin treatment of ozaena, 114 Feet, paralytic, removal of.astragalus in, 86 DELINOTTE: Frequency of extragenital FF,I DMAN: The plantar reflex in early life, chancres, 177 557 Deliveries, spontaneous, after Caesarean FELDMANN- Consecutive bilateral artificial section, 219 pneumothorax, 139 Delivery through a cervical laceration, 248. E, FELICIANGELI: Ludwig's angina in a haemo- See also Labour philic subject, 359 DEL VECCHIO: Colostrorrhoea in pregnancy, Ear, external, svphilis of, 116 Femur, obstetrical fracture of, 60. See also 520 Ear, tuberculosis of, 413 Fracture DE MARTEL: Acoustic nerve tumours, 439 EBBLER: Radium treatment of haemorrhage Fever following abortion, treatment of, 467, Dementia praecox and arterio-sclerosis, 78 at the climacteric, 416 519 Demorphinization, hyperthermia as a sym- EBERSON: Dissemination of Spirochaeta Fever, cerebro-spinal, complicated by hydro- ptom of, 348 pallidai in experimental syphilis, 338 cephalus, 615 DEMOULIN: Hydatid cyst of renal pedicle, 57 Echinococcus disease of the lung and pneumo- Fever, enteric, the diet in, 595 DENICEHAU: Epidemic encephalitis at Anjon, tborax treatment, 357 Fever, enteric, intestinal perforation in, in 136 Eclampsia: Prognosis of, 183-Source of the childhood, 51 DENIGP:S: Microchemical test for ammonia, toxin of, 548 Fever, enteric, perforation in, 378 36 "Ecelampsia" fits in a case of chronic nephrit.s Fever, enteric, vaccine treatment of, 166, 261 DEN1K: Etiology and prophylaxis of post- after decapsulation of kidneys, 661 Fever, enteric, Weiss's reaction in, 69 operative jejunal ulcer, 240 Eczema, protein sensitization in. 164 Fever of infancy, a peculiar, 618 Denmark, decline of tuberculosis in, 234 EDELMANN: A sign of cerebro-spinal mening- Fever, Malta, mastitis in, 50 Dental extraction, contraindications to, in itis, 430 Fever, paratyphoid B, false perforation in, 79 cardiopaths, 140 EISELSBERG: Statisties of gastric and duo- Fever, rat-bite, 319 Dentition and febrile processes, 230 denal ulcer, 652 Fever, scarlet: Prevalence of, 590-Schultz- Dentists, occupational dermatitis in, 649 EISLER: Vertebral osteomalacia, 656 Charlton test for, 591 DENuch : Volkmann's contracture, 146 Elastic fibres, modification of Dargallo's stain Fever, typhus, histology of the eruption in. 64 DE REYNIER: Pleurisy with effusion on the for, 196 Fever, typhus, surgical complications of, 301 "sound" side ia artificial pneunmothorax, ELDER: Treatment of orchitis in mumps, 119 Fibroid operations, statistics of, 190 644 Electro-cardiograph, 536 Fibroids of uterus: Treatment of, 335-Com- Dermatitis, occupational, in dentists, 649 ELGART: Vaginal preparation for extended plicating pregnancy, 454 Dermatitis, reed, 434 hysterectomy, 27 Fibroma, uterine, castration for, 24 DE ROUVILLE: Castration for uterine fibroma, FLIZALDE: Gummats of the lung, 250 Fibromyoma of the urethra, 607 24 ELY: Encephalitis letbargica, 587 FIESsINGEE: Spirochaetes in the urine in DE STEFANO: Familial spastic paraplegia, EMGE: Varicose veins of female pelvis, 277 secondary syphilis, 397 108-Etiological relationship between con- Emphysema, subcutaneous, in measles, 379 FILnPPINI: Dietetics of diabetes, 1 genital anomalies and hereditary syphilis, Empyema, diathermy an aid in, 179 FINSTERE"R: End-results of the operative 407 Empyema, tuberculous, treatment of, 436 treatment of duodenal ulcer, 210 Detachment fractures. See Fractures Empyema, vaccine treatment of, 76 FIsHBERG: Intrathoracic neoplasms, 675 DETWEILER: Prophylaxis of hay fever, 401 Encephalitis, epidemic - At Aninu, 136-Ocular Fistula, gastro-colic. diagnosis of, 14 DE3ZWARTE: A sign of pregnancy, 414 manifestations of, 514-Atypical. 667-A lFistula, vesico-uterine, 61 Diabetes, dietetics or, 1 peculiar mental syndrome following, 668- Fistula, vesico-vaginal, transvesical opera- Diabetes and infections, 158 Prolonged mental forms of, 670 tions for, 521 Tzz BiRiTism 6 M I 6 MEDICALXDXCAL JOUILMALJoURNAL] INDEX TO THE EPITOME.

Fistulae, cervico-vaginal, 89, 90-Oesophago- GESSNlER : Source of t-he toxin of eclampsia, Haemoglobinuria after a seeond blood trans- tracheal, 640 548 1 fusion with same donor, 716 FITZ: Acute nitro benzol poisoning, 723 Gestation, ectopic 307 Haemoglobinuria, paroxysmal, auto-anaphy- FLAMMA: Hydrops foetus universalis, 26 Gestation, tubal, etiology of, 735 laxis in, 500 FLATAIJ: Operation for sterilization, 575 Gestation. See also Pregnancy Haemolytic jaundice, 453 Foetal hydrops universalis, diagnosis of, 280 GIBSON: Pituitary extract and histamin in Haemophilic subject, Ludwig's angina in, 359 Foetus, loose, in abdominal cavity for five diabetes insipidus. 671 Haemoptysis and the action of camphor, years, 189 GIESECEE: Carcinoma vulvae, 495 352 FOGGIE: Peripheral neuritis occurring in GIFFIN-: Treatment of pernicious anaemia by Haemorrhage, accidental, 659 pregnancy, 549 splenectomy, 403 Haemorrhage, autotransfusion for, 273 Food-block, fatal asphyxia from, 274 GIGNOUX: CYStS of the anterior part of the }Iaemorrhage, cerebral, in childhood, 616 Forceps, influence of on the subsequent physi- nasal fossae, 572 Haemorrhage at the climacteric, radium treat- cal and mental development of the child, GILL: Stoffel's operation for spastic para- ment of, 416 96 lysis, 488 1 Haemorrhage, intracranial, treatment in the Foreign body in the heart, 440 GINESTOUs: Traumatic optic atrophy, 361 newborn, 297 FossATI: Treatment of pulmonary tubercu- GIoRGI: Epidemic of Barlow's disease, 343 Haemorrhage caused by small mucous polypi losis by artificial pneumothorax, 209- GIOsEFFI: Intestinal perforation in typhoid of the corpus uteri, 574 Haemoclasic crisis as evidence of hepatic in childhood, 51-Vaccination in country Haemorrhoids, radical cure of, 706 impairment, 717 districts. 458 HAGLER: Dissecting abscess ,of the eaecal FOTI: Treatment of leishmaniasis, 700 GIROUx: Rate of propagation of the arterial wall, 147 FoURcADE: Opotherapy and the menopause, pulse-wave, 720 HAGUENAU: Colloidal gold reaction in general 605 GlUFFIRE: Bronchial asthma, 133 paralysis, 337 FOWLER: Renal decapsulation in sub,acute Gland tubules in the Fallopian tubes, 187 HAJOB: Meinicke and Sachs-Georgi reactions, nephritis. 427-Gastric syphilis, 653 Glands, bronchial, non-tuberculous inflam- 132 Fracture of femur, obstetrical, 60 mation in, 648 HALBAN: Treatment of fever following abor- Fractured ribs, artificial pneumothorax in, Glands, endocrine, radiotherapy of, 429 tion, 519 329 Glands. lymphatic, presence of spirochaetes HALLDORSON: Chlorine as a therapeutic Fractures of caleaneum, direct- 729 in, 103 agent, 624 Fractures, compression, of vertebrae, 299 Glands, sex, transplantation of, 326 HALLISEY: Studies in properties of blood Fractures, detachment, following strain, 113 Glioma of the nasal fossae, 19 platelets. 393 Fractures, delayed union in, 544 Glucose solutions, action of intravenous injec- Hallux valgus, rigidus, and malleus, 730 Fractures of lower limbs, sudden death in, 18 tions of on diuresis, 663 HAMANT: Pain in the left side in appendicitis. Fractures, non-union following, 731 Glycosuria: In Pregnancy, 153-In infants, 287 437 Fractures of the lower end of the radius, 489 -Renal, 339 HANAK: Intestinal obstruction and tubal Fractures of scapula, incomplete, 728 Goitre, etiolegy of, 224. See also Graves's pregnancy, 184 Fractures of spongy bones, treatment of, 597 disease HANKE: Properties of histidin, 35 Fractures, treatment of, 354 GOLAY: Jaundice following injection of sal- HANSEN: Strychnine in post-operative atony Fragilitas ossium, 639 varsan in non-syphilitic cases, 499 of the stomach, 84-Streptococcal serum in FRANCIONI: A peculiar mental syndrome Gold, colloidal: In septicaemia, 148-In general pyaemia, 202-Spontaneous rupture of the following epidemic encephalitis, 668 paralysis, 337 bladder, 707-Torsion of gall bladder, 712 FRANVOIS: Pyelonephritis following preg- GOLDENBERG: Complement fixation reaction HANSSEN : Incidence and treatment of cerebro- nancy cured by intravenous injections of in lupus, 131-A rapid sero-diagnostic method spinal syphilis. 406 urotropine, 156 in tuberculosis, 159 HARBITZ: Curability of tuberculous mening- FRANEL: Accidental haemorrhage, 659 GOLDENER: Distension of lower uterine seg- itis, 482 FRASER: Renal decapsulation in subacute ments with unruptured membranes, 127 HARDISTY * Diagnosis of gastric ulcer, 386 nephritis, 427 GOLDSCMTIDT: Ventrofixation of vagina, 577 HARRIs: Determination of blood volume, 197 FRICKEE: Use of pessaries, 443 GOLDSTEIN: Telangiectasis, 351 -Pyelography HARvIER: Experimental encephalitis leth- FERIED: Complement fixation reaction in and ureterography, 732 argica, 420 lupus, 131-A rapid sero-diagnostic method Gonococcus, are there several strains of ? 227- HASKELL: Methyl alcohol poisoning, 347 in tuberculosis, 159-Complement deviation Cultivation of, 411 HASsIN: Atypical epidemic encephalitis. 667 in surgical tuberoulosis, 282 Gonorrhoea: Acriflavine irrigation in, 512- HASTRUP: Intestinal obstruction after ventro- FRIEDERICH: Turpentine injections for Vaccine therapy of, 511 fixation of the uterus, 216 gynaecological infections, 447 Gonorrhoeal conuunctivitis, milk injections in, HATCHER: Tincture and infusion of digitalis FRIEDMAN: The pituitary in Graves's disease 465 in therapeutics, 454 and myxoedema, 593 - Retropharyngeal Gonorrhoeal peritonitis, 13 HAUCH: Incubation-chamber treatment of abscess, 677 GONZkLES: Placenta praevia, 392-Auto-vae- premature or very small infants, 58 Friedmann's tuberculosis vaccine, effects of, cination for acute suppurative otitis media, Hay fever, prophylaxis of, 401 479, 480 571 HIAYMAN: Eosinophilia in scabies, 283 FROMm: The renal test meal, 508 GOT: Oesophago-tracheal fistulae, 640 Heart and circulation, changes in due to FROMME : Etiology of Calv6-Perthes's disease, GOVAERTS: Arsenical paralysis due to neo- muscular exercise, 285 554 salvarsan, 73-Surgical narcosis, 602 Heart, diphtheritic, treatment of, 107 Frontal lobes, coma after injury of, 46 GRAD: Ectopic gestation, 307-Suibperitoneal Heart disease in pregnancy and puerperium, FRLJHWALD: Presence of spirochaetes in shortening of round ligaments, 493 634 lymphatic glands, 103 GRAM: Physiological anaemia of pregnancy, Heart disease, quinidine in, 620 FuA: Melaena neonatorum treated with horse 218-Blood platelet enumeration, 336-Rela- Heart, foreign body in, 440 serum, 265 tion between haemoglobin and number of Heart, influence of athletics on, 342 FUMAROLA: Tumours of the auditory nerve, blood cells, 497 Heart. See also Auricular and Cardiac 526 GRAMkN: Wildbolz's auto-urine reaction in HEIDENHAIN: Indications for operation in Furuncle of lip, treatment of, 49 tuberculosis, 195 cholelithiasis, 242 GRANDJEAN, E.: Blood pressure of aviators, 2 HEIL: Torsion of the virgin Fallopian tube, GRAPIOLO: Treatment of pulmonary tuber- 736 culosis by artificial pneumothorax, 209 HEINRICHBDORFF: Unusual case of urethral GRASMANN: Cervico-vaginal fistulae, 90 stricture, 124 G. GRASS; Effects of Friedmann's tunerculosis HEIss, V.: Delivery through a cervical lacera- vaccine, 479 tion. 248 Gabaston's method in detachment of the GRAVEs: Extended hysterectomy after Heliothei apy in secondary syphilis, 75 placenta, 154, 603' radium treatment of cancer of cervix, 128 Hemiplegia, blood pressure and oedema in, GAHWYLER: Non-tuberculous inflammation Graves's disease, the pituitary in, 593. See 286 of the bronchial glands, 648 also Goitre Hemiplegia, laryngeal, due to gunshot wounds, Galactorrhoea, unusual case of, 278 GREENFIELD: Retropharyngeal abscess, 677 442 GALAMBOS: Barium sulphate in the treatment GREENTBAL: Glycosuria in infants, 287 Hepatic impairment, haemoclasic crises as of gastric and duodenal ulcer, 702 GRIEsUR: Etiology of tubal gestation, 735 evidence of, 717 Gall bladder, torsion of, 712 GR6NBE:RG: Blood ferments in pregnancy, Hepatic and renal functions, action of spinal Gall stones causing intestinal obstruction, 118 carcinoma, and pulmonary tuberculosis, 254 anaesthesia on, 710 GALLOIS: Permanganate of silver in the GRoss: Alveolectomy, 569 Hepatitis and nephritis secondary to round treatment of urinary diseases, 631 GiRossE: Three spontaneous deliveries after ulcer of stomach, 740 Galvano-cauterization, laryngeal tuberculosis Caesarean section, 219 Herbivora, B. tetani in the digestive tract of, cured by, 213 GRULEE: A peculiar fever of infancy, 618 695 GAmRAT: Xanthoma multiplex, 451 GRRUNBAUM: Treatment of intermittent claudi- HERMANS: Vaccine therapy of gonorrhoea, Gangrene of erectile tissue, 387 cation by diathermy, 207 511 GARDNER: Methyl alcohol poisoning, 347 GRUNDFEST: Saccharin intoxication, 704 Hernia of linea alba, 487 GARGIULO: Roughness of the skin in tuber- GRYSEZ: New method of facilitating detection Herpes of the anal region, with meningeal culous subjects, 237 of tubercle bacilli, 368 symptoms, 459 Gas, irritant, bronchiolitis due to, 77 GUIBLI: Luxations of the thumb, 144 Herpes ophthalmicus, 149 GASTINEL: Blood cultures in bubonic plague, GUILmiE: Spirochaetes in the urine in secon- Herpes zoster, adenitis in, 6 399 dary syphilis, 397 Herpes zoster as the only sign of latent Gastric papillomatosis, 130 Gum arabic solutions, action of intravenous disease, 323 Gastric syphilis, 653 injections of on diuresis, 663 Herpetic keratitis, human, transmissibility Gastric ulcer. See Ulcer Gummata of the lung. 250 of to the rabbit's cornea, 692 Gastro colic fistula. See Fistula Gunshot wounds, laryngeal hemiplegia due to, HERTZ: Importance of Wassermann's re- Gastro enterostomy followed by ulcer of 442 action in institutions for scrofula, 13 jejunum, 353 Gunshot wounds of the mastoid, 438 HEIuYER: Persist3nt vomiting of pregnancy, GATEk: A new serum reaction in syphilis, 98- Gynaecological infections, turpentine injec- 517 Prurigo cured by auto-haemotherapy, 534 tions for, 447 Hiccough, epidemic, 431-At Rhe.ms, 135-Re- GATES: Filtrable bodies in influenza, 472 lationship between lethargic encephalitis GAUTHIER: Renal calculi in soldiers, 385 and, 622 GAYAID: Treatment of typhoid spine by Hiccough, persistent, treatment of, 201 vaccines, 543 HrEss: Accidental haemorrhage, 659 GEJROT, W.: Detachment of the placenta by H. HILEMAN: Methyl alcohol poisoning, 347 Gabaston's method, 154-Prognostic sign of HILLIS : Treatment of septic abortion, 191 the escape of meconium, 246 HAAS: Vertebral osteomalacia, 656 HINDSE-NIELSEN: Nitro-benzol poisoning GrELLER: Experimental exposure of the Haematogenous renal infection, 160 treated by blood transfusion, 109 pituitary to x rays, 422 Haematomata of the abdominal wall, spon- Hip, long-standing dislocations of, 120 Genitals, female, tuberculosis of, 66 taneous, 492 HIRSH: Diathermy an aid in empyema, 179 Genitals, male, tuberculosis of, 462 Haemoclasic crisis as evidence of hepatic im- Hirsutism and diabetes mellitus, 529 GENOESE: Treatment of whooping-couRh, 314 pairment, 717 Histamin and pituitary extract in diabetes OPISARD: Conjtunctival chancre in a mnidwife, Tlsemnoglobin ar(1 tI e number of 11oo01 ce11s, insipidus, 671 326 I ielaLion between, 497 Hlistidin, properties of, 35 T 1*z jnttm* ^ INDEX TO THE EPITOMV. _~~~~~~~~1NMEDICALL JOUNAL

HITZENBERGER: The metabolism in vascular Intestinal diseases, anaerobic flora in. 193 Knee, tuberculosis of. See Tuberculosis hypertonus, 527 Intestinal mucosa, bactericidal power of, 551 KOESSLER: Properties of histidin, 35 HITZROT: Fractures of the lower end of the Intestinal obstruction due to gall stones, 118 KOHLER: Intestinal obstruction and peri- radius, 489 Intestinal obstl-uction, intermittent, caused tonitis in pregnancy, labour, and the puer- HROGLER: Diagnosis of neuro-myositis, 530- by Murphy's button, 151 perium, 152 Aneurysms of the cystic and splenic arteries, Intestinal obstruction and peritonitis in Kohler's disease, thyroid extract in, 531 614 pregnancy, labour, and the puerperium, 152 KOLMER: Histological changes produced by. HOLDEN: Ocular manifestations of epidemic Intestinal obstruecion and tubal pregnancy, salvarsan, 161 encephalitis, 514 184 KONDOLIION: Breast enlargement after prostat- HOLMES: Amyotonia congenita, 129 Intestinal obstruction after ventrofixation of ectomv, 304 HOLMGREN and HOLsT: Neo-salvarsan in uterus, 216 KONINGs: Treatment of persistent hiccough, putrid bronchitis, 483 Intestinal perforation in typhoid in childhood, 201 HORNUNG: Operations for myoma, 415-Air 51 KOTZATtEFF: Premature Feparation of the embolus after criminal abortion, 714 Intestinal stasis, ebronic, 300 normally situated placer ta, 25 Horse serum. See Serum Intestinal tuberculosis. See Tuberculosis KRAG-&IOLLER: Intestinal tuberculosis and HORSLEY: Ulcer of jejunum following gastro- Intestine, small, complete occlusion of, 53 the anaemia of consumptives, 455 enterostomy, 353 Intraperitoneal infusion in adults, 709 KROGIUS, Ali: Dupuytren's contraction, 87 FHOUPtT: Epidemic hiccougb, 431 Intrathoracie neoplasms, 675 KULENKAMPFF: Treatment of the excitement HOWELL, Katherine: Failure of antibody Intrauterine therapy for uterine infection, 91 stage of anaesthesia, 554 formation in leukaemia, 367 Intravenous injections, tourniquet for, 733 KumEMN: An unusual case of sarcoma., 257 HowK: Small-pox and tuberculosis, 137 Iodine powder as a substitute for tincture of KURTZ: Alinmentary amenorrhoea, 445 HtrsKA: serum diagnosis of tuberculosis of iodine, 683 KYLIN: The capillary pressure, 239 cattle, 419 IZARD: Myasthenia gravis with osseous HUBER: Spirochaetes in the urine in secondary changes, 173 syphilis, 397 HUNTINGDON: Acute inversion of uterus, 660 Hydatid cyst, cerebral, 55 RHydatid cyst of renal pediele. 57 li. Hydatid disease: Diagnosis of, 350-In tra- J. dermo and subcutaneous reactions in, 474- Labial comml-lissures, symmetrical tuberculous The intradermo reaction in the diagnosis of, JACOBAE.U5- Treatment of influenzal pneu- ulceration of, 596 496 ruonia with serum from convalescents, 8 Labour: Breech presentation, management Ilydatid thrill, 486 JACOBS: Early recognition of uterine cancer, of, 333 Hydatidiform mole, unuisual case of, 94-In 97 Labour: Delivery through a cervical lacera- association with ovarian cysts, 155 JACOBSON: Reduction of nervous irritability, tion. 248 Hydrocele in children, 540 719 Labour, continuous ether narcotization Hydrocephalic form of cerebro-spinal mening- JACQUJELIN; Hepatitis and nephritis secondary during. 573 itis in infants, 502 to round ulcer of stomach, 740 Labour, intestinal obstruction and peritonitis Hydrocephalas complicating cerebro-spinal JAFFIl: Myocardial tuberculosis, 726 in, 152 fever, 615 JAmEs: Prognosis of nephritis in childhood, Labour, maternal mortality in, 391 Hydrops foetus universalis, 26-Diagnosis of, 400 Labour, management of after previous 280 JANSEN: Hallux valgus, rigidus, and malleus, Caesarean section, 417 Hyperemesis gravidarum, treatment of, 247 730 Labour. normal, delivery by version in, 604 Hypertension, digitalis in treatment of, 721 JAPIOT: X-ray treatment of interstitlal Labour, premature, and abortion, causes of, Hypertension In chronic nephritis and keratitis, 679 635 arterio-selerosis 68 JAQUEROD: Duration of artificial pneumo- Labour olbstructed by flxation of retroverted Hypertension, primary, 611 thorax, 645 u.terus, 491 Hyperthermia as a symptom of demorphiniza- JARNO: Normal fegurgitation of duodenal Labour: Hpontaneous deliveries after Caesar- tion. 348 fluid into the stomach, 203 ean section, 219 Hyperthyroidism, 428-X-ray therapy in, 592 Jaundice following injection of salvarsan in LAFFORGUE: Pneumococcal septicaemia, 727 Hypertonus, vascular, the metabolism in, 527 non-syphilitic cases, 499 LAIGNEL - LJAVASTINE: The corpus callosum Hypertrophic stenosis of the pylorus, 625 JauDdice, haemolytic, 453 in chronic alcoholismn, 225 Hypophysis, irradiation of in bronchial Jaundiced persons. the peculiar odour of, 535 LANDAUER- Treatment of surgical tuber- asthma, 169 JAVARONE : Treatment of leishmaniasis, 700 culosis with partial antigens, 538 Hysterectomy, abdominal, for puerperal in- Jejunal ulcer. See Ulcer LANDE: Atubulatory treatment of varicose fections, 92 JEMMA: Septic infections of the urinary ulcers, 199 Hysterectomy for cancer of cervix, late results passages in children, 171 LANE : Occupational dermatitis in dentists, of, 390 JENNY: Quinidine in heart disease, 620 649 Hysterecftomy, extended, vaginal preparation JENSEN: Decline of tuberculosis in Denmark, Langerhans, islands of, in diabetes, 222 for, 27 234-Picrocarmine staining of sections. 524 LANGERON: Congenital paroxysmal cyanosis, Hysterectomy, extended, after radiumi treat- JOHNSON: Acute arthritis in infants, 507 34 ment of cancer of cervix, 128 Joints and bones, surgical treatment of tuber- LANNOIS: Gunshot wounds of the mastoid, 438 Hysterectomy, perineal, 684 culosis of, 598 LANZ: Treatment of furuncle of lip, 49 JOLLY: Lympboid cells in the blood in acute Laryngeal cancer. See Cancer leukaemia, 473 Laryngeal crises in influenza See Influenza JONSfON: Aneurysm of the hepatic artery, 211 Laryngeal hemipleeia. See Hemiplegia JUNGANO: Primary tuberculosis of the Laryngeal nerve See Nerve I. bladder, 12 Laryngeal stridor. congenital, pathology of, 101 - Icnox: Complement fixation reaction in Laryngeal tuberculosis. See Tuberculosis lupus, 131 Laryngeal ventricle, eversion of the mucosa Ileus, post-operative, enterostomy for, 676 of, 545 IMBERT: Operation for complete perineal K. Larynx, angeiomata of, 332 tear, 59 Larynx, acute primary perichondritis of, 81 Incubation, chamber treatment of premature KAFKA: Diagnosis of foetal hydrops univer- LATZKO: Treatment of fever following abor- or very small infants, 58 salis, 280 tion, 519 INDEMANS: Diagnosis of appendicitis, 272 KAIsER: Bilateral testicular sircoma, 450 LAUBRY: Rate of propagation cf the arterial Indol in cerebro-spinal fluid in influenzal KAMAR: Toxoplasma Pvrogenes Castellani in pulse wave, 720 meningitis, 252 the Sudan, 70 LAUDA: Transm-iissibility of human herpetic Infancy, a peculiar fever of, 618 KARSTRQM: Paralysentery vaccination, 559 keratitis to the rabbit's cornea, 692 Infant mortality and premature births, 471 KATZ: Unusual meehanism of labour in Lavage, pelvic, in treatment of pyelitis of Infants, acute arthritis in, 507 placenta praevia, 123 pregnancy, 689 Infants, newborn: Treatment of intracranial KEERSMAKERS: Treatment of dysentery, 701 LAVEDAN: Lymphoid cells in the blood in haemorrhage in, 297-Syphilitic contagion KELLY: Use of pessaries, 443 acute leukaemia, 473 of, 321-Concentration of blood, fever and Keloids, digestion of with pepsin-hydrochloric LAVIELLE: Acute primary perichondritis of loss of weight in, 506 acid, 315 the larynx, 81 Infants, premature or very small, incubation- KENDE: Sarcoma of the uterus, 63 LAWSON: Small-pox and tuberculosis. 137 chamber treatment of, 58 KEPPICH: Experimental production of gastric LAY: Colloidal gold in septicaemia, 148 Infants, pseudo-leukaemic splenicanaemia in, ulcer, 637 LAZARIDIS: Vaginal cyst probably of Wolifian 643 Keratitis, human herpetic, transmissibility of origin, 29 Infants, solid food for, 324, to the rabbit's cornea, 692 Lead workers, blood changes in, 475 Infectious diseases, the residual nitrogen in, Keratitis, interstitial, x-ray treatment of, 679 LEBEL: Adenitis in herpes zoster, 6 703 Keratitis, parenchymatous, and trauma, 711 LEDERER: Treattnent of whooping cough, 74 Influenza in 1918-20, bacteriology of, 67 KERL: Syphilitic polyneuritis, 145 LEDFORD: Acute endocarditis in children, Influenza, bronchiectasis after, 260 KEARDRA-MARINUCCI: Vaccine treatment of 373 Influenza, acquired immunity in, 99 typhoid fever, 166 LEFORT: Brain abscess following wounds, Influenza, relation of to encephalitis leth- KicaHAm: Rupture of uterus at Caesarean 328 argica, 456 scar, 188 LFE GRAND: Obstetrical fracture of femur, 60 Influenza, filtrable bodies in, 472 Kidney, experiments on temporary exclusion LEIEANN: Inflammation of Meckel's diverti- Influenza, laryngeal and pharyngeal crises in, of one, 275 culum, 2l 404 Kidney, pelvic, mistaken for haematometra, LEICHTENTRITT: Pulmonary influenza in Influenza, pneumococci and streptococci in, 192 children, 460 697 KILKER: Zinc chloride poisoning, 722 LEIMDORFER- Skin eruptions in influenza, 9 Influenza followed by polyneuritis, 589 KIOLBASsA: Pedicular torsion in ovarian Leishmaniasis, treatment of. 700 Influenza, pulmonary, in children, 460 cysts, 31 LE JEMTEL: Abdominal hysterectomy for Influenza, skin eruptions in, 9 KIRSCHNER: Bacteriology of dysentery, 396 puerperal infections, 92 Influenza statistics, 294 KJAE.R: Serum treatment of meningococcal LEMOINE: Treatment of anaemia by nuclein- Influenzal meningitis, indol in cerebro-spinal septicaemia, 170 ate of manganese, 298-Relationship between fluid in, 252 KJAERGAARD: Epithelioma following x-ray lethargic encephalitis and epidemic hic- Influenzal pneumonia treated with serum treatment for tuberculosis of knee, 693 cough, 622 from convaleseents, 8 KLAUDER: Provocative reactions in the LENDEERTZ: Vaginal and cutaneous diph- INGEBRIGT8EN, R.: Physiology of wound cerebro-spinal fluid in neuro-syphilis, 288 thetia, 28 repair, 175 KLEEEMANN: Primary carcinoma of the vagina, LE NoIP: Hepatitis and nepbritis secondary Insomnia in children, 594 365 to round ulcer of stomach, 740 Insomnia as a sequel of lethargic encephal- KLEIN: Polyneuritis followvir,g influenza, 589 LEREBOULLET: Myasthenia gravis with itis, 433 KLESSENS: Date and onset of epilepsy. 377 osseus changes, 173 Internal disease. ,See Disease KLINKERT: Sarcoma of the stomach, 610 LiiRI: Chronic trophoedema and spina bifida Interstitial keratitis. See Keratitis Knee-joint, loose bodies in, 568 occulta, 2° MUDICL JOURNAL INDIX TO THE EPITCOME.

LERICHE: Fate of transplanted bone, 408 MANCINI: Pseudo-leukaemic splenic anaemia MINET: Gangrene of erectile tissue, 387 - LERMOYEZ: Tuberculosis of ear, 413 in infants, 643 Vaccine treatment of astbma, 672 Lethargic encephalitis. See Encephalitis MANDELBAUM: Tuberculous meningitis, 316 MINGAZZINI: Exooriments on temporary ex- Leucocytes, neutrophile, in pulmonary tuber- MANDU1eL1N: Syphilitic placentae, 469 clusion of one kidney, 275 culosis, 255 Manganese, nucleinate of. in treatment of MIRALLIE: The blood pressure and oedema in Leucocytic ferments, extraction of, 340 anaemia, 298 hemiplegia, 286 Leucorrhoea, pathology and treatment of, 713 MANN: Acriflavine irrigation io gonorrhoea, Mitral valve, congenital malformation of, 292 teukaemia, acute, 528-Lymphoid cells in the 512 MOCcIA: Acute necrosis of the pancreas, 115 blood in, 473 MANSFELD * Treatment of mAnorrha-gia, 221 MoERscH: Cerebellar aoenesia, 320 Leukaemia, failure of antibody formation in, MANTELLI: Sapheno-femoral anastomosis, Mole, hydatidiform, unusual case of, 94-In 367 411 association with ovarian cssts, 155 LEVADITI: Experimental encephalitis leth- Mantoux's intradlermo reaction in infantile Mole, tuibal. calcified, 125 argica, 420 tubereulosis, 168 MOL,LER: Simple operation for prolapse of LEVINSON: The Sachs-Georgi reaction, 581 MARAGLI&NO: Obstetric paralysis of the arm, rectuim in childhood, 567 LEvISON: Xantbochromia, 194 - Neuro-en- 606 MOLNJtR: Meirnicke and Sachs-Georgi reac- cephalitis simulating paralysis agitans, 699 MARAN6N: The diet in typhoid fever, 595 tions, 132 LEVY: Bronchopulmonary spirochaetosis MARCEAND: Histological lesions in a case of MONFRINI: Prognosis in syphilis, 41 (Usstellani), 375 rabies, 423 Mongolism. observatious on, 322, 698 Litvy: Hpirochaetes in the urine in secondary MARCIALIs: Case of syphilitic aortitis 40 MONGUZZI: Protein therapy in pneumonia, syphilis 397 MARIE: 'rreatmyent of myoclonic encephalitis 259 LivY-FRANCK-EL: Splenomegaly due to byeicutine, 562-Opotherapy and the meno- MOORE, Irwin: Angeiomata of the larn nx, 332 arsenobenzol, 269 pause, 605 MOREAU: Incomp!ete fractures of scapula, LHERMITTE: Regeneration of peripheral MARION: Tra-svesical operations for vesico- 728-Direct fractures of calcaneum, 729 nerves, 739 vaginal fistula, 521 MOREAUX: Pharyngeal suppuration secondary LICET, De Fine: Dakin's solution in surgery, MARsAUDON: Prognosis of eclampsia, 183 to mnastoid abscess, 244 326 MARTIN: Smoking and mental activitv, 110- MORQUIO: Acute and tuberculous meningitis, LICEITENSTERN: Transplantation of testes in Pituitary extract and histamiiin in diabetes 289 man, 356 insipidus, 671 MoRRis: Hyperthyroidism, 428 LIE: Arterio sclerosis and dementia praecox, MASSARI: Rupture of spleen in malaria, 263 Mortality, infantile. and prpmature birth, 471 78 Mastitis in Malta fever, 50 MOSSAJO: Oesophageal stricture treated by Ligaments, round, insertion of and diagnosis -Mastitis, syphilitic, 654 continuous dilatation, 6.57 of impending rupture of tbe uterus, 23- Mastoi(d abscess. See Abscess MOTZFELDT: Starvation treatment of diabetes, Subperitoneal shortening of, 493 Mastoid, gunshot wounds of. 438 641 Light baths, universal, iu diseases of the es es, Mastoiditic and Pott's disease, 389 MOUCHET: Osteochondritis deformans juven- 215 Maternal miiortalitv in childbirth, 391 ilis. 172-Fibrous osteitis and inherited LINDBERG: Traumatic serous meningitis in MATHEW, Porter: Retrospectof four thousand syphilis, 176-Anterior dislocation of the os childhood 355 obstetric cases, 306 magnum 541 LINDBLAD: Injections of milk in gonorrhoeal MATHEWS: Study of chronic endocervicitis, MOUGEOT: Rate of propagation of the arterial conjunctivitis, 465 446 pulse wave. 720 LINDSTEDT: Predisposing causes of sciatica, MAXWELL: Calcified tubal m-ole, 125 MouRiE: Cutaneous cancer of the bridge of 374 MAYER: Lethargicencephalitisin -.witzerland, the nose, 537 Linea alba, hernia of, 487 236-Division of the suoerior laryngeal nerve MOURK.T: Congenital atresia and occlusion of Lip, furuncle of. treatmiient of, 49 in laryngeal pbthisis, 276 the clioanae, 626 Little's disease and cerebral diiplegia, 80 Measles, subcutaneous emphysemna in, 379 MioUzoN: Mvasthenia gravis with osseous LITZENBERG: Missed abortion, 468 Measles exanthem, hiistology of tbe, 310 changes, 173 Liver, central rupture of, 330 Meckel's diverticulum, inflammation of, 21 MOZEER: Complement deviation in surgical LOBEL: Amyloid disease of the lung, 556 Meconium. prognostic significance of the tuberculosis, 282 LOEB: Acute nitrobenzol poisoning, 723 escape of, 246 Mucosa of laryngeal ventricle, eversion of, 545 LOEWENHARLT: Intraperitoneal infusion in Mediastinum. anterior, cysts of, 612 MftLLER: Enterostonmy for post operative adults, 709 MEHRTENS: 1Rectal injection of massive doses ileus, 676 LOGAN: Pneumococci and streptococci in of neo-arsphenamfn, 601 Muimps, treatment of orchitis in, 119 influenza, 697 Mreinicke and Sacbs Geosgi reactions, 132 MUNzE,R: Vascular scierosis. 563 LOMHOLT: Syphilitic contagion of the new- Melaena neonatorum treated with horse serum, Murphy's button causing intermittent intes- born, 321 265 tinal obstruction. 151 LovE: Autotransfusion for haemorrhage, 273 Meningeal symptom-ls in herpes of the anal MURRAY: Rupture of uterus in absence of LOWENBURG: solid food for infants, 324 region, 459 cervical dilatation, 127-Fractures of the Lowy: Infective irrit%tion of the bone Meningitis, acute and tuberculous, 289 lower end of the radiuis, 489 marrow, 585 Meningitis, cerebro-spinal, purpura in, 106- Muscular exercise, changes in the heart and LUcRE: Histological changes produced in A sign of. 430-Hydrocephalic form of in circulation due to, 265 salvarsan, 161 infants, 502 Myasthenia gravis with ossecus changes, 173 Lulwig's angina. See Angina Meningitis, inflnenzal, indol in cerebro spinal Mycoses, respiratory, 267 Leukaemia, miyeloid, treated with benzol, 432 fluid in, 252 Myeloid leukaemia treated with benzol, 432 LORENZINI: Haemolytic jaundice, 453 Meningitis and lumbar puncture, 104 Myocardial tuberculosis, 726 LUGER: Paravertebral dullness in carcinoma Meningitis, acute otogenic, 270 Myoclonic encephalitis. Seo Encephalitis of oesophagus, 627-Transmissibility of Meningitis, purulent, in uraemia 673 Myoclonus, pathogenesis of, 664 human herpatic keratitis to the rabbit's Meningitis, chronic syphilitic, preceding tabes Myoma uteri: Late results of conservative cornea, 692 and general paralysis, 233 operations for, 188-Operations for, 415 Lumbar anaesthesia, 461 Meningitis, traumatic serous, in childhood, Myxoedema, the pituitary in, 593 Luimbar puncture and meningitis. 104 355 LUNA: Vaccine treatment of typhoid fever, 166 Meningitis, tuberculous, 289, 316. 482-Cura- LuND: Syphilis of the external ear, 116- bility of, 482 Oiteitis mastoideo zygomatica, 284 Meningococcal arthritis, 360 LUNDBORG: Tuberculosis and heredity, 258 Meningococcal septicaemia, serum treatment N. LUND5GAARD: Universal light baths in of, 170 diseases of the eye, 215-Studies in cyanosis, Meningococcal urethritis, 552 Narcosis, surgical, 602 394 Meningoooccus epidemic in barracks, 311 Nasal fossae: Glioma of, 19-Cysts of the Lung, amyloid disease of, 556 Menopause and opotherapy, 605 anterior part of, 572 Lung, echinococcus disease of, and pneumo- Menorrhagia, treatment of, 221 Nasal sinusitis. treatment of. 181 thorax treatment, 357 MENSI: Pernicious anaemia in childhood, 205 NASso: Pethogeny and treatment of diabetes Lung, gummata of, 250 -Ohloroma in infancy. 264 insipidus, 105-Sudden death in partussis, Lungs, Caesarean section in acute oedema of, Menstruation after ovariotomy, the cuti- 232 715 reaction during, 688 NATHAN: Treatment of fractures of spongy Lupus, complement fixation reaction in, 131 Mentasl activity and smoking, 110 bones, 597 Lupus erythematosus, epithelioma arising in, Mental forms, prolonged, of epidemic en- NAVILLE: Central neurofibromatosis,165 424 cephalitis, 670 Necrosis of pancreas, acute, 115 Lupus vulgaris, distribution of. 268 Mental condition in paralysis agitans. 381 NE,ILL, Junr: Radium in sarcoma and car- LURIDIANA: Diagnosis of hydatid disease, 350 Mental syndrome, a peculiar, following epi- cinoma of bone, 542 LussANA: Subcutaneous oedema and sero- demic encephalitis, 668 Neo-arsphenamin, rectal injection of massive fibrinous pleurisy, 509 Mercuric chloride, intravenous injections of doses of, 601 LuZZATTI: Unusual case of galactorrhoea 278 for puerperal fever, 550 Neoplasms, intrathoracic. 675 LYDSTON: Transplantation of sex glands, 326 Mercuric chloride poisoning, unusual case Neo-salvarsan causing arsenical paralysis 73 Lymphatic glands. See Glands of, 5 -In putrid bronchitis, 483 Lymphoid cells in the blood in acute leuk- MERLE: Meningococcal arthritis, 360 Neohritis, acute, epidemiology of, 425 aeminl, 473 Mesenteric cysts in infancy, 570 Nephritis in childhood, prognosis of, 400 Methyl alcohol poisoning, 347 Nephritis, chronic, and arterio - sclerosis, Methylene blue, polychrome, rapid prepara- hypertension in, 68 tion of, 102 Nephritis, chronic, " eclampsia " fits in after MEUMANN: High forceps operation in cop- decapsulation of kidneys, 661 M. tracted pelvis, 687 Nephritis and hepatitis secondary to r. und MEYER: Pneumococci in throats of normal ulcer of stomach, 740 MACCABRUNI: Sedimentation velocity of persons, 32 -Infectiousness of whouping- Nephritis and pregnancy toxcemias, pathology erythrocytes during pregnancy, 609 cough, 696 of, 741 MCCLURE: The control of the pyloric sphincter MEYERDING: Congenital torticollis, 630 Nephritis, subacute, renal decapsulation in, in man, 17 MICHL: Surgical complications of typhus, 427 MCCORD: Zinc chloride poisoning, 722 301 Nerve, auditory, tumours of, 526 MOGUIRE: Carcinoma of duodenum, 441 MmICHoN: The undescended testis, 584 Nerve, laryngeal, division of the superior in MCPEEK: Unusual case of mercuric chloride Microchemical test for ammonia, 36 laryngeal phthisis, 276 poisoning, 5 Microsporon lanosumt causing outbreak of Nerve, recurrent laryngeal, causes of para- MADSEN: Stoker's cramp, 318 tinea tonsiirans, 344 lysis of, 341 Malaria caused by injection of human serum, MIDDLETON: Pulmonary silicosis, 560 Nerve stretching in chronic ulcers of the legs, 112 Midwife, COnjunctival chancre in, 126 384 Malaria and pernicious anaemia. 705 Migraine, treatmeint of, 376 Nerve tumours, acoustic, 439 Malaria, rupture of spleen in, 263 MILIAN: Coma after injury of frontal lobes, Nerve, vagus, motor disturbances of the Malta fever. See Fever 46 stomach and resection of, 204 Mammary hypertrophy treated by sub- Milk iniections in puerperal infections, 281; Nerves, peripheral, regeneration of, 739 cutaneous injection of milk, 16 in gonorrhoeal conjunctivitis, 465 Nervous irritability, reduction of, 719 MAMONE: Haemoclasic crisis as evidence of Milk, subcutaneous injections of in treatment NEUBERGER: Intermittent intestinal obstruc- hepatic impairment, 717 of mammary hypertrophy, 16 tion caused by Murphy's button, 151 Tx Bfii ,x INDEX TO THE EPITOME. Ir MzDICAL JOUBNAL 9

NEIUD6RFER: End - result of pneumatosis Pancreas Acute necroais of, 115-Acute in- PIPPING: Lethargic encephalitis in childr3n. eystoides, 214 fections of, 464 200 Neuritis. peripheral, in tetany, 10; in preg- PAPACOSTAS: A new serum reaction in PIBONDINI: Masked cystalgic pyelitis, 682 nancy, 549 syphilis, 98 Pituitary extract and histamin in diabetes Neuro-encephalitis simulating paralysis Papillomatosis, gastric, 130 insipidus, 671 agitans, 699 Paradysentery vaccination, 559 Pituitary gland, experimental, exposure of to Ne-irofibromatosis, central,1R-5 PARAF : Varicose veins treated by intravenous x rays, 422 Neuromyositis, diagnosis of, 530 iDjections of sodium bicarbonate, 117 Pituitary in Graves's disease and myxoed ma, Neuro-syphilis, provocative reaction in the Paraffin, histological examination of the skin 593 cerebro spinal fluid in, 288 after subcutaneous injections of. 613 Placenta: Detacbment of by Gabaston's Neutrophile leucocytes in pulmonary tubercu- Paraly sed feet, removal of astragalus in, 86 method, 154-Removal of by Gabaston's losis, 255 Paralysis agitans: The mental conditions in, method, 603 Newboin, treatment of intracranial haemor- 381-Simulated by neuro-encephalitis, 699 Placenta, indirect expulsion of, 518 rhage in, 297-Syphilitic contagion of, 321- Paralysis, arsenical, due to neo-salvarsan, 73 Placenta, normally situated, premature sepa- Concentration of blood, fever, and lobs of Paralysis, facial, bilateral peripheral, 141 ration of. 25 217 weight in, 506. Seealso Infants Paralysis, general, colloidal gold reaction in, Placenta praevia: Unusual mechanism of NIcOLAs: Prurigo cured by auto-haemo- 337 labour in, 123-Treatment of, 362-With tbherapy. 534-Erysipelas treated by injec- Paralysis, general. and tabes, preceded by severe haemorrhage treated by vaginal tions of novocain and adrenaline, 621 chronic syphilitic meningitis, 233 Caesarean section, 392 NICOLAYsEN: Disinfectant action of urotro- Paralm sis of the recurrent larnngeal nerve, Placenta, retention of, 632 pine, .58 causes of. 341 Placentae, syphilitic, 469 NICOTRA: Disturbance of deglutition in Paralysis, obstetric, of the arm, 606 Plague, bubonic: Diagnosis of, 163-Blo6d aortic disease, 45 Paralysis, spaastic. Stofel's operation for, cultures in, 399 NIELSEN: Prevalence of scarlet fever, 590 488 Plantar reflex in early life, 557 NINNI: B. tetant in the digestive trtet of the Paraplegia, spastic, familial, 108 PLAZY: Relationship between lethargic en- herbivora, 695 Parathyroid tetany in infancy, 42 cephalitis and epidemic hiccough, 622- Nitrobenzol poisoning, acute, 723 Parathyroid transplantation in post-operation Spirochactosis icterohaemorrhagica, 665 Nitro-beDzol poisoning treated by blood trans- tetany, 580 PLETH: Use of propyl alcobol in surgery, 358 fusion. 109 Parats pboid B fever, false perforation in, 79 Pleura, primary tumour of, 395 Nitrogen residuunm in infectious diseases, 703 Paravertebral dullness in carcinoma of oeso- Pleural adhesions, demonstration of, 402 Nitrous oxide-oxygen anaesthesia, deathfrom, phagus, 627 Pleural effusions in artificial pneumothorax, 628 Parenchvmatous keratitis and trauma, 711 476. 477 Nose, cutaneous cancer of the bridge of, 537 Ilaresis, traufisa and other non-specific in- Pleurisy with effusion on the " sound " side in Novocain and adrenaline injectionis in ery- fluences in, 231 artificial pneumothorax, 644 sipelas, 621 PARK: Acrobrach cephaly. 43 Pleurisy, sero-fibrinous, subcutaneous oedema NtRNBERGER: Viability of spermatozoa, 157 PARDENIER: Tetrachlorethane poisoning, 724 in, 509 PARODI: Bronchiectasis atter influenza. 260- PLICHET: Hirsutism and diabetes mellitus, 529 PleuraLeffusions in artificial pneumothorax, Pneunmatosis eystoides. end-result of, 214 476 Pneumococcal septicaemia, 727 PARTURIER: Clinical examination of the Pneumococci in throats of normal persons, 32 0. duodenum, 539 Pneumococci and streptococei in influenza, PATEL: Mammary hypertrophy treated by 697 Obstetric cases, retrospect of four thousand, subcutaneous injection of milk, 16 Pneumococcus, different types of, 251 306 Patella, excision of for congenital dislocation, Pneumonia, influenzal, treated with serum Obstetric paralysis of the arm, 606 15 from convalescents, 8 Obstetric tears of the teutorium cerebelli, 576 PAUs: Characteristics of appendicitis in old Pneumonia, protein therapy in, 259 Obstetrical fracture of femur, 60 age, 681 Pneurroperitoneum and radiological dia- Obstruction, intestinal. See Intestinal PAUSINI: Early diagnosis of cholera, 313 gnosis, 708 Ocular symptoms in lethargic encephalitis, 3; PE(,K: Treatment of septic abortion 738 Pneumothorax, artificial, consecutive bi- in epidemic encephalitis, 514 Pedicular tor sion in ovarian cysts, 31 lateral, 139 Oedema and blood 1,ressure in hemiplegia, PEDROLLI: Haematogenous renal infection, Pneumothorax, artificial. duration of, 645 286 160 Pneumothorax, artificial, in fractured ribs, Oedema of the lungs, acute, Caesarean section PERU: Congenital paroxysmal cyanosis, 34 329 in, 715 PELLER: Tuberculosis mortality in Vienna Pneumothorax, artificial, pleural effusions in, Oedema, subcutaneous, in sero-fibrinous before and after the war, 481 476, 477 644 plturisy, 509 Pelvic kidney. See Kidney Pneumothorax, artificial, pleurisy with Oedema, war, pathology of, 523 Pelvic lavage in pyelitis of pregnancy, 689 effusion on the " sound" side in, 644 Oesophageal stricture, 409; treated by con- Pelvis, contracted, high forceps operation in, PneuLaotborax, artificial, in bilateral tuber- tinuous dilatation, 657 687 culosis, 646 Oesophago-tracheal fistulae, 640 Pelvis, female, varicose veins of, 277 Pneumothorax, artificial, in treatment of Oesophagus, cancer of. See Cancer Pemphigus, turpentine injections in, 505 pulmonary tuberculosis, 209, 478 OLITSKY: Filtrable bodies in influenza, 472 Pepsin treatiment of ozaena, 114 Poisoning, fatal borax, 293 OLLERhENSIAW: Cysts of the semlilunar Pepsin-hydrochloric acid in digestion of Poisoning by mercuric chloride, unusual case cartilages, 600 keloids, cicatrices, and buboes, 315 of, 5 OLLIVIER: False perforation in para- PERazzi: E iology of repeated abortions, 547 Poisoning methyl alcohol, 347 typhoid B fever, 79 Perichondritis, acute primary, of the larynx, Poisoning, acute nitro-benzol, 723 Ophthalmic zoster followed by thrombosis of 81 Poisoning by nitro benzol treated by blood the central artery of the re,ins., 182 Perineal hysterectom-iy, 684 transfusion, 109 Opotherapy and the menopause, 605 Parineal tear, complete, operation for, 59 Poisoning, senecio. 44 Optic atrophy, traumatic, 361 Peripheral neuritis. See Neuritis Poisoning, tetraehlorethane, 724 Oral symptomns of disease, 504 Peripheral, vasomotor and pulmonary re- Poisoning, tritol (trinitrotoluol), 235 orchitis in mumps, treatment of, 119 actions, 65 Poisoning, zinc ehloride, 722 ORB: Treatment of tractures. 354 Peritonitis, gonorrhoeal, 13 POLICARD: Fate of transplanted bone, 408 Os magnum, anterior dislocation of, 541 Peritonitis and intestinal obstruction, in preg- Poliomyelitis, acute, serum treatment of, 317 OsNATO. Michael: Trauina an(d other non- naLcy, labour, and the puerperium, 152 Poliomyelitis, acute anterior, simulating ap- specific influences in paresis, 231 Peritonitis, puerperal, posterior colputomy ipendicitis, 510 Osteitis, fibrous, and inherited syphilis, 176 for, 220 Poliomyelitis in the adult, transient acute, 37 Osteitis mastoides zygomatica, 284 Permanganate of silver in treatment of urinary Polychrome methylene blue, rapid prepara- Ostoochondritis deformans juvenilis 172 diseases, 631 tion of. 102 Osteomalacia, famine, 88-Vertebral. 656 Pertussis, sudden death in, 232 Polycystic ovarian changes, 122 osteomyelitis treated with antistaph3 lococcic Pi,RY: Treatment of hypere -esis gravidarum, Polyneuritis following influenza, 589 vaccine, 47 247-Rupture of uterus treated expectantly, Polyneuritis, syphilitic, 145 Osteomyelitis, the blood in, 691 608 Polypi, small mucous, of the corpus uteri as Osteomielitis, chronic pyogenic, 180 Pessaries, use of, 443 a cause of haemorrhage, 574 Osteom3elitis of ribs, acuite, 271 PBSTALOZZA: Statistics of septic abortions, PONTARO Intradermo and subcutaneous re- Otitis media, acute, and acute articular rheu- 190 actions in hydatid disease, 474 matism, 565 PETERIS: Carcinoma of the tongue, 466 PoPovici: Adeno-filbromata of the breast, 302 Otitis media, acute purulent, in cbildren, 546 PETEUSEN: Sachs Georgi reaction, 581 POPPER: Acute articular rheumatism and Otitis media, acute sup)purative, auto-vaccina- PETERSON: Pelvic kidney mistaken for haem- acute otitis media. 565 tion for, 571 atometra, 192 PORCELLI: Calomel injections in an aqueous Otogenic meningitis, acute, 270 .PETIT: The prolonged mnental forms of epi- excipient, 206 Oto-laryngology, suction in, 516 demic encephalitis, 670 PORTE: The undescended testis, 584 Oto-rhino-laryngology, vaccine treatment of, PETREN: E:pidemiology of acute iephritis, 425 PORTER: Dystocia due to carcinoma of the 243 PEWNY: The blood in osteonmyelitis, 691 foetal kidney, 95 OTTOW: Fibromyoma of the urethra, 607 PFEIFFER: Mianagement of breech presenta- PORTMANN: fastoiditis and Pott's disease, Ouabain and digitalis, 72 tion, 333 389 Ouabain, therapeutic action of, 725 PFENNINGER: Serum diagnosis of tuberculosis POTOCKI: Labour obstructed by fixation of Ovarian changes, polycm stic, 122 of cattle, 419 retroverted uterus, 491 Ovariancyst: Aphysicalsignof 249--Caesarean Phagocytes, the staining of, 452 POTTER: Fatal borax poisoning, 293-Delivery section for obstruction by, 685 Pharyngeal suppuration secondary to mastoid by version in normal labour, 604 Ovarian cysts in association with hydatidi- abscess, 244 Pott's disease and mastoiditis, 389 form mole, 155 PHILIP: Glioma of the nasal fossae, 19 PowERs: Acrobrachycephaly, 43 Ovarian cysts, pedicular torsion of, 31 Phthisis. See Tuberculosis Pregnancy, auricular flutter aud fibrillation Ovaries sterilized by x rays, 636 Physiology of wound repair, 175 in, 658 Ovariotomy, cuti reaction during menstrua- PICCAGNONI: Primiary tumours of the vagina, Pregnancy, blood ferments in, 254 tion after, 688 421 Pregnancy and cardiac insufficiency, 633 Oxycephaly and blindness, 4 PICHLER: The peculiar odour of jaundiced Pregnancy, colostrorrhoea in, 520 Ozaena: Pepsin treatment of, 114-Treatimient persons, 535 Pregnancy, ectopic, and rupture into the of, 515 Pico: tachs-Georgi reaction in svphilis, 449 caecum, 185 PICOT: Perineal hysterectomy, 684 Pregniancy, sedimentation velocity of ery- Picro-carmine staining of sections, 524 throcytes during, 609 PIJPER: Psoriasis in S3outh Africa, 533 Pregnancy complicated by fibroids, 494 P. PILLATT: Subretinal cysticercosis, 82 Pregnancy, glycosuria in, 153 PILOTTI: Pathogenesis of myoclonus, 664 Pregnancy, labour, and tbe puerperium, in, PAcE: The electro-cardiograph, 536 PINARDm: Intestinal obstruction due to gall testinal obstruction and peritonitis in, 152 PADDOCK: Bronchial asthma, 619 stones, 118 Pregnancy, peripheral neuritis in, 549 PAL: Primary hypertension, 611 PIOTROWSKI: Lethargic encephalitis of long Pregnancy, persistent vomiting of, 517 PALMEN: Rat-bite fever, 319 duration, 669 Pregnancy, physiological anaemia of, 218 THF. BRITIis 1 I O M:EDICAL JOURNAL INDEX TO THE EPITOME.

Pregnancy and puerperium, heart disease in, REILLY: Blood cultures in bubonic plague, SCHMIDT: Causes of paralysis of the recur- 634 399 rent laryngeal nerve, 341 Pregnancy, pyelitis of, pelvic lavage in treat- REMER: X-ray treatment of acne vulgaris, 617 SCmAsSI: Auto-anaphylaxis in paroxysmal ment of, 689 RiMY: Hydrocephalic form of cerebro-spinal haemoglobinuria, 500 Pregnancy, retinitis during, 578 meningitis in infants, 502 SCENELL: Neo-salvarsan in putrid bronchitis, Pregnancy, a sign of, 414 Renal calculi in soldiers, 385 483 Pregnancy and the thyroids. 62 Renal calculus. morning pain in, 734 SCHONBAUER: Treatment of tetanus by Pregnancy toxaemias and nephritis, pathology Renal decapsulation in subacute nephritis, 427 curare, 674 of, 741 Renal functions, action of spinal anaesthesia SCHONFELD: Indications for operation in Pregnancy, tubal, and intestinal obstruction, in, 710 gastric ulcer, 650 184 Renal glycosuria. 339 ScHou: The eerebro spinal fluid in early Pregnancy, See also Gestation Renal infection, haematogenous, 160 syphilis, 223 Pregnant wife of a syphililic (question of Renal pedicle, hydatid cyst of, 57 SCHR6DER: Treatment of cerebro-spinal treatment). 363 Renal test meal, 5C8 syphilis, 296 PseINZING: Treatment of febrile cases of abor- Renas tuberculosis. 485-Spontane ous recovery SCHROEDER: Neo-salvarsan in putrid bronch- tion. 467 from, 380-Extension of, 412-Thermo-pre- itis, 483 Propyl alcohol, use of in surgery, 358 ciDitin Yeaction in diagnosis of, 583 Sohultz-Charlton test for scarlet fever, 591 Prostatectomy., breast enlargement after, 304 R1 NON: Herpes of the anal region with SCHWARTZ: Control of the pyloric sphincter Protein therapy in pneumonia, 259 rneningeal symptoms, 459 in man, 17-Posterior colpotomy for puer- Proteinuria, Bence-Jones, 525 Respiratory affections in ehildren, x-ray ex- peral peritonitis, 2 0-Indications for slm- PROUBASTA: Acquired vaginal stricture. 309 amination of the chest in, 228 physiotomy. 737 Prurigo cured by auto-haemotherapy, 534 Respiratory mycoses, 267 SCHWEITZER: Late results of hysterectomy Pseuido-leukaemic splenic anaemia in infants, Reticulated red corpuscles. See Blood for cancer of cervix, 390 643 Retina. detached, operation for, 150 Sciatica, predisposing causes of, 374 Psoriasis: Recurrence after use of chrypa- Retina, thrombosis of the central artery of, Selerodermia, arthropathies in, 266 robin, 111-Influence of trauma on the dis- iollowing ophthalmic zoster, 182 Sclerosis. vascular, 563 tribution of, 167-A spirocbaete asEociated Retinitis during pregnancy, 578 Sclorotic, tuberculosis of, 11 with, 256-In South Africa 534 Retropharynges.l abscess. See A bacess Scorbutic dysergy, 382 Protein sensitization in eczema, 164 RIETN: Limitations of x-ray treatment in Scrofula institutions, importance of Wasser- Puerperal fever, intravenous injections of tuberculous adenitis, 629 mann's reaction in 83 mercuric chloride in, 550 RE}YNOLDS: The control of the pyloric Scurvy, infantile, 501 Puerperal infections: Abdominal hyster- sphincter in man, 17 SECOIRD: Diverticula of urinary bladdler, 680 ectomy for, 92-Milk injections in, 281 Rheims, epidemic hiccough at, 135 Sections, picrocarmine staining of, 524 Puerperal peritonitis. See Peritonitis Rheumatism, acute atticular, and acute SEGALI: Bacteriology of dysentery, 396 Puerperal thrombosis of vagina, 279 otitis m-iedia. 565 SEGREJ: De'ayed union in fractures. 544 Puerperium, heart diseaEe in, 634. See also Ribs, acute osteomyelitis of, 271 SELLERS: Blood changes in lead workers, Pregnancy Ribs, fractured, artificial pneunmothorax in, 475 Pulmonary influenza. See Influenza 329 Senwilunar cartilages, cysts of, 600 Pulmonary, peripheral and vasomotor reac- RsCHET: Prevention of anaphylactic shock, Semi-symphysiectomy, 690 tions, 65 522-Hepatitis and nepbritis secondary to Senecio poisoning, 44 Pulmonary silicosis, 560 rouind ulcer of stomach, 740 Septic infections of the urinary passages in Pulmonary tuberculosis. See Tuberculosis RICHTER: Lumbar anaesthesia, 461 children, 171 Pulse wave, arterial, rate of propagation of, RICHTER QUILTNEE: The metabolism in Septicaemia, colloidal gold in, 148 720 vascular hypertonus, 527 Septicaemia, meningoeoccal, seruml treatment PUPILLI: The etiological sign:ficance of B. pro- RIVERS: Indol in cerebro-spinal fluid in influ- of, 170 teus vulgaris in cholera infantum, 498 enzal meningitis, 252 Septicaemia, pneumococcal, 727 PURDY: Maternal mortality in childbirtli, 391 RIVitRE: Caesarean section for obstruction SERRA: The intradermo reaction in the dia- Purpura in cerebro-spinal meningitis, 106 by ovarian cyst, 685 gnosis of hydat d disease, 496 Pyaemia, streptococcal seruma in, 202 ROASENDA: Insomnia as a sequel of lethargic Serum, antipneumococcus, 290 Pyelitis, masked cystalgic, 682 encephalitis, 433 Serum diagnosis of tuberculosis of cattle, Pyelitis of uregnancy, pelvic lavage in treat- ROBERTSON: Senecio poisoning, 44-Non-union 419 ment of, 689 following fractures, 731 Serum. horse. in treatment of melaena neo- Pyelography and ureterography, 732 ROCCAVILLA: Foreign bodv in the hea rt. 440 natorum, 265 Pyelonephritis, 553 ROCHET: Congenital occlusion of the small Serum, human, malaria following injections Pyelonephritis following pregna,ncy cured by intestine, 53 of, 112 intravenous injections of urotropine. 156 RODANO: Artificial puenmothorax in pul- Serum, preparation of on a large scale, 372 Pyloric sphincter in man, control of, 17 monary tuberculosis, 478 Serum treatment of meningoeoccal septi- Pylorus, hypertrophic stenosis of, 625 ROEDERER: Arthropathies in sclerodermia, caemia, 170 266 Serum treatment of acute poliomyelitis, 317 ROELOFS: Herpes ophthalmicus, 149 SEVER: Removal of astragalus in paralytic ROMBACH: Alkaptonuria, 579 feet, 86 ROSENBLATT: Pleural effusions in artificial Sex glands, transplantation of. 326 pneunmothorax. 477 SHJGA: Early treatment of tuberculosis, 291 Q. ROSICA: Trauma and parenchymatous kera- Shock, anaphylactic, prevention of, 522 QUACKENBOS: Hydrocele in children, 540 titis, 711 Shock and exhaustion, mechanism of, 198 Quinidine in heart disease, 620 ROSLER: Action of intravenous injections of SHOERL: Cultivation of the gonococcus, 418 calcium lactate on the blood picture, 582 8ICARD: Varicose veins treated byintravenous RosSEL: Pleurisy with effusion on the injections of sodium bicarbonate, 117 " sound " side in artificial pneumothorax, SIDLER-E UEGUENIN: Congenital syphilis in 644 the second generation, 457 Rossi: Action of bile on the spinal centres, 33 Silicosis, pulmonary, 560 R. ROSSON: Primary tumoour of pleura, 395 Silver permanganate in treatment of urinary Round ligaments. See Ligaments diseases, 631 Rabies, histological lesions in a case of, 423 RUBINO: Tritol (trinitrotoluol) poisoning, 235 SIMPSON: Renal decapsulation in Eubacute Radiation treatment of cancer of uterus, 308 RUGE: Incubation chamber treatment of pre- nephritis, 427 Radiological diagnosis and pneumoperi- mature or very small infants, 58 SINDONI: Bacteriology of influenza in 1918-20, toneum, 708 RUSCA: X-ray examination of the chest in 67 Radiotherapy of the endocrine glands, 429 acute respiratory affections in children, 228 Singer's thirst curefor bronchiectasis, 647 Radium in sarcoma and carcinoma o1 bone, Skin diseases, application of cutaneous sensi- 542 tization to, 694 Radium treatment of acromegaly, 208 Rkin eruptions in influenza, 9 Radium treatment of cancer of cervix, ex- Skin, histological examination of after sub- tended hysterectomy alter, 128 S. cutaneouis injections of paratfn. 613 i Radium treatment of cancer of uterus, 334 Skin roughness in tubercu2ous subjects, 237 Radium treatument of haemorrhage at the SABRAZi.S: Acute leukaemia, 528 SMALL: Influence of trauma in the distribu- climacteric, 416 Saccbarin intoxication, 704 tion of psoriasis, 167 Radius, fractures of the lower end of, 489 Sachs-Georgi reaction in syphilis, 449, 581 Small-pox and tuberculosis, 137 RArLLIET: Epidemic hiccough at Rheims, Sachs-Georgi and Meinicke reactions, 132 Smoking and miental activity, 110 135 SALA: Reflex Qalculous anuria, 178 Sodium bicarbonate, intravenous injections RAMIREZ: Protein sensitization in eczema, Salvarsan, histological changes produced by, of in treatment of varicose veins, 117 164 161 Sodium citrate treatment of thrombo-angeitis RAMOND: Adenitis in herpes zoster, 6 Salvarsan injection in non-syphilitic cases obliterans, 349 RAMsAY: Hypertrophic stenosis of pylorus, followed by jaundice, 499 Sodium morrhuate in pulmonary tubercu- 625 SALVETTI: Mantoux's intradermo reaction in losis. 238 RANUCCI: Action of spinal anaesthesia on the infantile tuberculosis, 168 SOLAR, Levy: -leart disease in pregnancy and hepatio and renal functions, 710 Sapheno-femoral anastomosis, 411 puerperium, 634 RA5cH: Heliotherapy in secondary syphilis, Sarcoma of bone, radium in, 542 SOLI: Bactericidal power of the intestinal 75 Sarcoma, bilateral testicular, 450 mucosa, 551 RAsCK: Spirochaete associated with psoriasis, Sarcoma of stomach, 610 SOLOMON: Provocative reactions in the 255 Sarcoma, unusual case of, 257 cerebro-spinal fluid in neuiro-syphilis, 288 Rat-bite fever. 319 Sarcoma of uterus, 63 SoBDELLI: Preparation of serum on a large RATHERY: Hypertension in chronic nephritis SARGNON: Gunshot wounds of the mastoid, scale, 372 and arterio-sclerosis, 68-Can a diabetic be 438 S6RENSEN: Syphilis simulating pulmonary allowed to lose flesh ? 642 SATIGMAN: The demonstration of pleural tuberculosis, 39 RATIn: Blindness and oxycephaly, 4 adhesions, 402-Treatment of tuberculous SoiaEsI: Artificial pneumothorax in fractured Reactions, peripheral, vasomotor and pul- empyema, 436 ribs, 329 monary, 65 Scabies, eosinophilia in, 283 SOUCRET: Association of tonsillar chanere Recklinghausen's disease, 229 SCALINCI: Medical treatment of incipient with Vincent's angina, 678 Rectum, prolapse of in childhood, simple cataract, 48 Spermatozoa viability of, 157 operation for, 567 Scapula, incomplete fractures of, 728 Sphincter, pyloric, control of in man, 17 Rectal anaesthesia, 241 SCHAANNING: Five-year-old foetus loose in Spina bifida occulta and chronic troph- Rectal nijection of massive doses of neo. the abdominal cavitv, 189-Spontaneous oedema, 20 arsphenamin, 601 recovery from renal tuberculosis, 380 Spinal anaesthesia, action of on the hepatic REDER: Pathology and treatment of leu- SCHEBRINGA: Iodine powder as a substitute and renal functions, 710 corrhoea, 713 for tincture of iodine, 683 Spinal centres, action of bile on, 33 Reed dermatitis, 434 SCHIFF: Famine osteomalacia, 88 Spirochaeta vallida: Demonstration of in REM: Insomnia in children, 594 SHCMTD: Late results of conservative opers- tissues, 312-Dissemination of in experi- RHICHENFELD: Coloured colostrum, 364 tions for myoma uteri, 188 mental syphilis, 338 r Tax Bu INDEX TO THE EPITOME. I MEDI0AL JOwAa I I = = I Spirochaete associated with psoriasis, 256 TEN TEIJE: Amyloid disease of the lung, 556 Tuberculosis, rate of sedimentation of the Spiroohaetes in lymphatic glands, 103-In the Tentorium cerebelli, obstetric tears of, 576 blood cells In, 369 urine in secondary syphilis. 397 Testes, transplantation of in man, 356 Tuberculosis, renal, 485 - Spontaneous re- Spirochaetosis, bronchopulmonary (Castel- Testis, the undescended, 584 coveryfrom, 380-Extension of, 412-Thermo- lani), 375 Testicular sarcoma, bilateral, 450 precipitin reaction in diagnosis of, 583 Spirochaetosis icterohaemorrhagica, 665 Tetanus treated by curare, 674 Tuberculosis of the sclerotic, 11 Splenectomy in treatment of pernicious Tetany, parathyroid, in infancy, 42 Tuberculosis and small-pox, 137 anaemia, 403 Tetany, peripheral neuritis in, 10 Tuberculosis, surgical: Complement deviation Spleen, rupture of in malaria, 263 Tetany, post operation, parathyroid trans- in, 282-Treated with partial antigens, 538 Splenic vein. thrombosis of, 295 plantation in, 580 Tuberculosis, early treatment of, 291 Splenomegaly due to arsenobenzol, 269 Tetrachlorethane poisoning, 724 Tuberculosis vaccine, Friedmann's, effects of, STANGL: Atypical epidemic encephalitis, 667 THALER: Successful extirpation of primary 479, 480 STARR: Tea intoxication, 561 tubal cancer, 470 Tuberculosis and war injuries, 532 STARRY: Demonstration of Spirochaeta THALEIMER: Haemoglobinuria after a second Tuberculosis, Wildbolz's auto-urine reaction yallida in tissues, 312 blood tranfusion with same donor, 716 in, 195 STEEL: Sodium citrate treatment of thrombo- THEILIN: Treatment of placenta praevia, 362 Tuberculous adenitis. See Adenitis angeibis obliterans, 349 Thermo-precipitin reaction in diagnosis of Tuberculous empyema. See Empyema STEIN: Byphiloma vulvae, 30-Pneumoperi- renal tuberculosis, 583 Tuberculous meningitis. See Meningitis toneum and radiological diagnosis, 708 THIBAULT: Rapid preparation of polychrome Tuberculous subjects, roughness of the skin STEINBACH: Intrathoracic neoplasms, 675 methylene blue, 102 in, 237 Stenosis. hypertrophic, of pylorus, 625 TEIaiRY: Vaginal cyst, probably of Wolfflan Tuberculous ulceration of the labial commis- Sterilization, operation for, 575 origin, 29 sures, symmetrical, 596 STEWART: Pneumoperitoneum and radio- Thirst cure for bronchiectasis. See Bronchi- Tumour of pleura, primary, 395 logical diagnosis, 708 ectasis Tumours, acoustic nerve, 439 STItNON: Myeloid leukaemia treated with THOMAS: Auricular flutter and fibrillation in Tumours of the auditory nerve, 526 benzol, 432 pregnancy, 658 Tumours of intestine, benign, 143 STIRLING, A. W.: Influence of age upon astig- THOMSEN: Are there several strains of gono- Tumours, renal, adenoma sebaceum and, 398 matism, 245 coccus? 227-The different types of pneumo- Tumours of vagina, primary, 421 STIVELMAN: Pleural effusions in artificial coccus, 251-A meningococcus epidemic in Turpentine injections: For gynaecological in- pneumothorax, 477 barracks, 311 fections.447-In pemphigus, 505 STOERE: Experimental production of gastric Thoracoplasty in the treatment of pulmonary TURRETINI: Lethargic encephalitis of long ulcer, 637 tuberculosis, 174 duration, 669 Stoffel's operation for spastic paralysis, 488 Thrombosis of the central artery of the retina TuIJRRO: Extractionof leucocytic ferments, 340 Stoker's cramp, 318 following ophthalmic zoster, 182 TUTTLE: Ulcer of cornea, 490 Stomach, motor disturbances of, and resection Thrombosis, puerperal, of the vagina, 279 Typhoid fever. See Fever, enteric of the vagus, 204 Thrombosis of the splenic vein, 295 Typhoid spine treated by vaccines, 543 Stomach, normal regurgitation of duodenal Thrombo-angeitis obliterans treated by Typhus fever. See Fever fluid into, 203 sodium citrate, 349 Stomach, post-operative atony of, strychnine Thumb, luxations of, 144 in, 84 THURSPIELD: Mongolism, 698 Stomach, sarcoma of, 610 Thyroid extract in Kfhlerls disease, 531 STRAULI: Caesarean section in acute oedema Thyroids and pregnancy, 62 U. of the lung, 715 TIBALDI: Parasitic amoeba in the tonsils, 100 Streptococcal serum in pyaemia, 202 TILLIER: Development of bone, 448 Uleer of cornea, 490 Streptococci and pneumococci in influenza, TIMPANO: Reed dermatitis, 434 Ulcer, duodenal: End-results of the operative 697 Tinea tonsurans outbreak due to Micro- treatment of, 210-Statisties of, 652-Barium STROUSE: Renal glycosuria, 339 sporon lanosum, 344 sulphate treatment of, 702 Strychnine in post-operative atony of the TOLDERLUND: Singer's thirst cure for bronchi- Ulcer, gastric: Diagnosis of, 386-Experi- stomach, 84 ectasis, 647 mental production of, 637-Indications for Subretinal eysticercosis, 82 Tonsil, abscess of. See Abscess operation in, 650--Statistics of, 652-Barium Sudan, Toxoplasma pyrogenes Castellani in, Tonsillar chancre associated with Vincent's sulphate treatment in, 702 70 angina, 678 Ulcer, jejunal, post-operative, etiology and Sugar injections, effect of on anaesthesia, 327 Tonsils, parasitic amoeba in, 100 prophylaxis, 240 Suprarenal capsules removed for epilepsy, 435 Torticollis, 54 Ulcer, jejunal, following gastro-enterostomy, Surgery, Dakin's solution in, 325 Torticollis, congenital, 630 353 Surgery, war, statistics of, 22 Tourniquet for intravenous injections, 733 Ulcer, round, of stomach, hepatitis and Surgical narcosis, 602 Toxaemias of pregnancy, pathology of, 741 nephritis secondary to, 740 SURREAU: Acute otogenic meningitis, 270 Toxoplasma pvrogenes Castellani in the Ulcers, simple perforating, of caecum and SWARTZ: Cultivation of the gonococcus, 418 Sudan, 70 colon, 52 SWEET: Acute infections of the pancreas, 464 Trauma and other non-specific influences in Ulcers of legs, chronic, nerve stretching, 384 Switzerland, lethargic encephalitis in, 236 paresis, 231 Ulcers, varicose, ambulatory treatment of, SWYNGHEDAUW: Excision of the patella for Trauma: Influence of on the distribution of 199 * . congenital dislocation, 15 psoriasis, 167-And diabetes, 484-And Uraemia, purulent meningitis in, 673 Symphysiotomy, indications for, 737 parenchymatous keratitis, 711 Ureter implanted into bowel, 651 Syphilis, cerebro-spinal treatment of, 296- TRIER: Causes of abortion and premature Ureteral calculus, morning pain in, 734 Diagnosis and prognosis of persistent, 406 labour, 635 Ureterography and pyelography, 732 Syphilis, congenital, in the second generation, Tritol (trinitrotoluol) poisoning, 235 Urethra, fibromyoma of, 607 457 TRON: Schultz-Charllton test for scarlet fever, Urethral stricture, unusual case of, 124 Syphilis, early, the cerebro-spinal fluid in, 223 591 Urethritis, meningococcal, 552 Syphilis, experimental, dissemination of Trophoedema, chronic, and spina bifida Urinary antisepsis, 513 Spirochaeta palida in, 338-Abortive treat- occults, 20 Urinary diseases, permanganate of silver in ment of, 662 Tubal gestation. See Gestation treatment of, 631 Syphilis of the extsrnal ear, 116 Tubercle bacilli, new method of facilitating Urinary passages in children, septic infec- Syphilis, gastric, 653 detection of, 368 tions of, 171 Syphilis, hereditary, etiological relationship Tuberculin treatment, 138 Urine in secondary syphilis, spirochaetes in, between congenital anomalies and, 407 Tuberculosis, bilateral, artificial pneumo- 397 Syphilis, inherited, and fibrous osteitis, 176 thorax in, 646 Urotropine: Pyelonephritis following preg- Syphilis, new serum reaction in, 98 Tuberculosis of the bladder, primary. 12 nancy cured by intravenous injections of, Syphilis, prognosis in, 41 Tuberculosis of bones and joints, surgical 156-Disinfectant action of, 558 Syphilis, pulmonary, 426 treatment of, 598 USLAND : Detachment fractures following Syphilis, Sachs-Georgi reaction in, 449, 581 Tuberculosis of cattle, serum diagnosis of, 419 strain, 113 Syphilis, secondary, heliotherapy in, 75 Tuberculosis of the cervix, 93 Uterine cancer. See Cancer Syphilis, secondary, spirochaetes in the urine Tuberculosis in Denmark, decline of, 234 Uterine fibroid. See Fibroid in, 397 Tuberculosis of the ear, 413 Uterine fibroma. See Fibroma Syphilis simulating pulmonary tuberculosis, Tuberculosis of the female genitals, 66 Uterine infection, intrauterine therapy for, 39 Tuberculosis of the male genital tract, 462 91 Syphilitic aortitis, case of, 40 Tuberculosis and heredity, 258 Uterine inversion, acute, 660 Syphilitic contagion of the newborn, 321 Tuberculosis, infantile: Mantoux'sintradermo Uterine inversion, chronic, histological Syphilitic disease of the cervical vertebrae, reaction in, 168 changes in, 638 212 Tuberculosis, intestinal, 388; and the anaemia Uterus, small mucous polypi of the body of as Syphilitic mastitis, 654 of consumptives, 455 a cause of haemorrhage, 574 Syphilitic polyneuritis, 145 Tuberculosis of knee, epithelioma following Uterus, myoma of, late results of conserva- Syphiloma vulvae, 30 x-ray treatment for, 693 tive operations for, 188 S3yphilitic placentae, 469 Tuberculosis of larynx cured by galvano- Uterus, insertion of the round ligaments and SZLAPKA: Treatment of pernicious anaemia cauterization, 213 diagnosis of impending rupture of, 23 by splenectomy, 403 Tuberculosis of larynx, division of superior Uterus, retroverted, fixation of, obstructing laryngeal nerve in, 276 labour, 491 Tuberculosis mortality in Vienna before and Uterus, rupture of treated expectantly, 608 after the war, 481 Uterus ruptured at Caesarean scar, 186 Tuberculosis, myocardial, 726 Uterus, threatened rupture of in premature T. Tuberculosis, pulmonary, artificial pneumo- birth by transverse preaentation, 127 thorax in treatment of, 209, 478 Uterus, sarcoma of, 63 Tabes, familial, 162 Tuberculosis, pulmonary, blood ferments in, Uterus, ventrofixation of, followed by in- Tabes and general paralysis preceded by 254 testinal obstruction, 216 chronic syphilitic meningitis, 233 Tuberculosis, pulmonary, early diagnosis UTaHRM: Concentration of blood, fever, and TANON: Blood cultures in bubonic pl.gu, 399 of,7 I loss of weight in the newborn, 506 TAPiA Eversion of the mucosa of the Tuberculosis, pulmonary, neutrophile leuco- laryngeal ventricle, 545 cytes in, 255 Tartar emetic, intravenous injection of, 345 Tuberculosis, pulmonary, modern methods of Tea intoxication, 561 treatment in, 38 Tears, obstetric, of the tentorium cerebelli, Tuberculosis, pulmonary, sodium morrhuate V. 576 in, 238 Teeth, infective processes in, and internal Tuberculosis, pulmonary, simulated by Vaccination in country districts, 458 diseases, 503 syphilis, 39 Vaccination, paradysentery, 559 TEIzssiR: Blood cultures in buboniciplague, Tuberculosis, pulmonary, thoraeoplasty in Vaccine treatment: Of empyema, 76-Of 399 the treatment of, 174 typhoid fever, 166, 261-In oto-rhino-laryngo- Telangiectasis, 351 Tuberculosis, rapid sero-diagnostic method logy, 243-Of gonorrhoea, 511-Of typhoid Tend'on repa-ir, dead grafus for, 55 in, 159 spine, 543-Of asthma, 672 T B arne 12 MEDICAL JOUNKL I INDEX TO THE EPITOME.

Vaccine, tuberculosis. See Tuberculosis VINCENT: Tabes and general paralysis pre- WIDEROE: Local anaesthesia for abdominal Vagina, primary tumours of, 421 ceded by chronic syphilitic meningitis, 233 operations, 121-The etiology of Calv&- Vagina, puerperal thrombosis of. 279 Vincent's angina. See Angina Perthes's disease, 554 Vagina, ventrofixation of, 577 Vincent's T.A.B. vaccine in typhoid spine, WIEGELS: Premature births and infant mor- Vaginal and cutaneous diphtheria, 28 543 tality, 471 Vaginal cyst probably of Wolfflan origin, 29 VINEBERG: Treatment of uterine fibroids, 335 WIGET: Thermo-precipitin reaction in dia- Vaginal preparation for extended hysterec- VIOLET: Unusual -case of hydatidiform mole gnosis of renal tuberculosis, 583 tomy, 27 94 WIGGELENDAM: Weiss's reaction in typhoid Vaginal stricture, acquired, 309 VIOLLE: Diagnosis of bubonic plague, 163 fever, 69 VAGLIO: Cerebral diplegia and Little's VOGELrus: Singer's thirst cure for bronchi- Wildbolz's auto-urine reaction in tuber- disease, 80-Treatment of intracranial ectasis, 647 culosis, 195 haemorrhage in the newborn, 297 VOLTKMANN: Nerve stretching inechronic ulcers WILDENSKOV: Gonorrhoeal peritonitis, 13- Vagus nerve. See Nerve of the legs, 384 Dyspeptic symptoms due to chronic appen- VALENTE: Mesenteric cysts in infancy, 570 Volkmann's contraoture, 146 dicitis, 566 VALLARDI: Modern methods of treatment in VOLLMOND: Are there several strains of gono- WILLIOrT: Senecio poisoning, 44 pulmonary tuberculosis, 38 coccus ? 227 WimaER: Syphilitic disease of the cervical VAN DEN BRANDEN: Vaccine therapy of Vomiting of pregnancy. See Pregnancy vertebrae, 212 gonorrhoea, 511 WITH: Distribution of lupus vulgaris, 268 VAN DERI PERK: Cancer of stomach with WITHERBEE: X-ray treatment of acne vul- remarkable metastases, 666 garis, 617 VAN DERa TAX: Premature separation of the WOLF: Influences on the metabolisn of bac- normally implanted placenta, 217 teria, 370 VAN DIJK: Malaria caused by injections of WORSTE-DIROUGET: Hydrocephalus com- human serum, 112 plicating cerebro-spinal fever, 615 VAN GELDEREN: Histological examination of Wound repair, physiology of, 175 the skin after subcutaneous injections of W. WULFF: A meningococcus epidemic in paraffin, 613 barracks, 311 VAN LIER: Benign intestinal tumours, 143 WAGERS: Suction in oto-laryngology, 516 VAN TILBURG: Effects of Friedmann's tuber- WAGNER: The residual nitrogen in infectious culosis vaccine, 480 diseases, 703 VANVBRTs: Management of labour after pre- WALLIS, Mackenzie: Pathology of pregnancy vious Caesarean section, 417 toxaemias and nephritis, 741 VAQUEZ: Digitalis and ouabain, 72 WALTERS: Bence-Jones proteinuria, 525 Varicocele, end-results of operation for, 463 WANDER: Epithelioma arising in lupus ery- Varicose ulcers, ambulatory treatment of, 199 thematosus, 424 -Application of cutaneous Varicose veins: Treated by intravenous injec- sensitization to diseases of the skin, 694 tions of sodium bicarbonate, 117-Of female War injuries and tuberculosis, 532 Xanthochromla, 194 pelvis, 277-Extraction operation for, 599 War oedema. See Oedema Xanthoma multiplex, 451-Oholesterol in, 371 Vascular hypertonus, metabolism in, 527 War surgery, statistics of, 22 X-ray examination of the chest in aoute respi- Vascular sclerosis, 563 WARD: Chrysarobin and psoriasis, 111 ratory affections in children, 228 VAssALLO: Histological changes in chronic WARTIN: Demonstration of Spirochaeta X-ray therppy in hyperthyroidism, 592 uterine inversion, 638 yalida in tissues, 312 X-ray treatment of acne vulgarls. 617 VASRELLE: Clinical examination of the duo- Wassermann's reaction, importance of in X-ray treatment of interstitial keratitis, 679 denum, 539 institutions for scrofula, 83 X-ray treatment in tuberculous adenitis, VAUDESBAL: Persistent vomiting during WEBSTER, Reginald: Lumbar puncture and limitations of, 629 pregnancy, 517 meningitis, 104 X-ray treatment for tuberculosis of knee, VAUTRIN: Fibroids complicating pregnancy, WEDERRAXE: Continuous ether narcotization followed by spithelioma, 693 494 during childbirth, 573 X rays, experimental exposureof the pituitary VECCHIA: Abortive treatment of experimental Weight, loss of in the newborn. See Infants, to, 422 syphilis, 662 newborn Xrays in sterilization of ovaries, 636 VE:NOT: Rupture of uterus treated expect- WEDL: Hirsutism and diabetes mellitus, 529 antly, 608 WEIss: Tincture and infusion of digitalis in Ventrofixation of uterus. See Uterus therapeutics, 454-Cancer of cervix of border- Ventrofixation of vaRina. See Vagina land operability, 686 VERDELET: Tuberculosis of the cervix, 93 Weiss's reaction in typhoid fever, 69 V zxuLaN: Fibroids complicating pregnanoy, WELTMANN: Pathology of war oedema, 523 494-Placental retention, 632 WEBNER: Threatened rupture of uterus in Vertebrae, compression fractures of, 299 premature birth by transverse presentation, Z. Vertebral osteomalacia, 656 127 Vesico-uterine fistula, 61 WERNSTEDT: Pathology of congenital laryn- ZAGARI: Chronic Oyanosis. 71 Vesico-vaginal fistula, tranavesical operations geal stridor, 101 ZANGMEISTER: Obstetric tears of the for, 521 WERTHEEMER: Congenital occlusion of the tentorium cerebelli, 576 Vienna, tuberculosis mortality in, before and small intestine, 53 ZEENBR: Haemoptysis and the action of after the war, 481 WESTERGREN: Bate of sedimentation of the camphor, 352 VIGNEs: Intrauterine therapy for uterine blood cells in tuberculosis, 369 Zinc chloride poisoning, 722 infection, 91 Whooping-cough, treatment of, 74, 314-Infec- Zucco6L: Encephalitis lethargica, 586-Thera- VLLAnD: Hernia of linea alba, 487 tiousness of, 696 peutic action of ouabain, 725

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