THE jritisih Lfr1aI Q0urual. THE JOURNAL OF THE BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. - ~~~~~~~tinbon: PRINTED AND PUBLISHED AT THE OFFICE OF THE BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, 429, STRAND, W.C. KEY TO DATES AND PAGES. THEF following table, giving a key to the dates of issue and the page numbers of the BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL and SUPPLEMENT in the second volume for 1921, may prove convenient to readers in search of a reference. Serial Date of Journal Supplement No. Issue. Pages. Pages. 3157 ...... July 2nd 1- 30 1- 16 3158 ...... ,. 9th 31- 64 17 24 3159 ...... ,, 16th 65- 102 25- 32 3160 ...... ,, 23rd 103- 136 33- 64 3161 ...... ,, 30th 137- 176 65- 92 3162 ...... Aug. 6th 177- 224 93- 96 3163 ...... 9 13th 225- 266 97 - 100 3164 ...... ,, 20th 267- 304 101 - 104 3165 ...... 27th 305- 342 105 - 108 3166 ...... Sept. 3rd 343- 384 3167 ...... ,, 10th 385- 424 109- 110 3168 ...... ,, 17th 425- 468 - 114 3169 ...... ,, 24th 469- 510 115 - 116 3170 ...... Oct. 1st 511- 544 117 - 132 3171 ...... 8th 545- 582 133- 144 3172 ...... ,, 15th 583- 620 145 - 152 3173 ...... 22nd 621- 678 153- 160 3174 ...... 29th 679- 726 161 - 176 3175 ...... Nov. 5th 727- 774 177 - 180 3176 ...... ,, 12th 775- 818 181 - 184 3177 ...... ,, 19th 819- 872 185- 192 3178 ...... ,, 26th 873.- 924 193 - 204 3179 ...... Dec. 3rd 925- 972 205 - 216 3180 ...... ,, 10th 973 - 1016 217 - 224 3181 ...... , 17th 1017- 1060 225- 232 3182 ...... ,, 24th 1061 - 1100 233 - 256 3183 ..... I ,, 31st 1101 - 1138 257 - 260 INDEX TO VOLUME II FOR 1921. 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 Bynonymous headings-such, for instance, as Brain and Cerebral; Heart and Cardiac; Liver and Hepatic; Renal and Kidney; Cancer and Carcinoma, Epithelioms, Malignant Disease, New Growth, Sarcoma, etc.; Child and Infant; Bronchocele, Goitre, and Thyroid; Diabetes, Glycosuria, and Sugar; Light, Roentgen, Radium, X Rays; Status Lymphaticus and Thymus; Eye, Ophthalmia, and Vision; 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). ALLAN, Jamaes W., presentation to, 342 ANDREg-THOMAS: Le riflexepilomoteur: Etiude A. ALLBUTT, Right Ron. Sir T. Clifford: Greek anatomo-clinique sur le systime svmpa- Medicine in Rome, with other Histovical thique, rev.. 993 ABDERHALDEN, E., Berzelius medal conferred Essavs, rev., 43-Angina pectoris, 129- Aneurysm, aortic, incidence of, 1126 upon, 817 Visceral syphilis, 177-Reviews Arabtant Aneurysm of the superficial palmar arch, case Abdomen, the acute," 539 Medicine, 564-On the operation for pro- of (S. O'G. Kirwan), 1113 Abdomen, penetrating wound of, advantage statectomy, 614 Angina pectoris, surgical treatment of, 95, 129. of immediate operation in (Allan C. Pearson). ALLEN, F. J.: Birth control. 261 258 747-Correspondence on, 918 ALL3N, F. M. (and others): Total Dietary Anginal syndrome, origin of the (Sir Charlton Abdominal diagnosis, some points in (Peter Regutlations in the Treatment of Diabetes, Briscoe), 1032 - Correspondence on, 1131 Daniel). 470 (0) rev., 565 Anglo-French Drug Company's diary, 1100 Abdominal disease, review of books on, 12, ALLEN. Richard Grammer, obituary notice of, Animals, deaths of from unknown causes; 449 263 (parliamentary note), 298 Abdominal pain, diagnostic value of (A. S. ALLISON, T. M.: Case of fibrosis of the lung, Animals, living, experiments on (parlia- Barling), 844 563 mentary note), 127-Annutl return on, 214 Abaominal diseases, some points of clinical ALLPORT, A.: Collapsible douching apparatus, Aniridia, traumatic (W. B. Hunter), 843 interest in the diagnosis of (R. J. M. 1060 Ankle, conservative treatment of compound Buchanan), 988 ALMOND, George Hely-Hutchinson, memorial fracture of (R. Stafford Foss). 1031 Abdominal pain due to food allergy, 572 to, 1128 Ankyjostomiasis, relation of to malaria (D. Aberdeen, pensions inquiry at, 1053 AL5BERG, C. L., appointed Director of the Bridges), 149, 304-A correction. 304 Abortion, procured, position of the medical k'ood Research Institute at btanford Uni- Annual Charities Register and Digest, rev.. practitioner and (John Campbell). 985(0)- versity, 42 951 Discussion, 986-Correspondence on, 1130 ALTON. Surgeon Lieutenant Commander F. C., Asopheles plumbeus, inquiry into the habits ABRAHAM, Karl (and others): Psycho-analysis U S. Distinguished Service Medal conferred of. 619 and the War Neuroses, rev 800 upon, 341 Anthracite ranage for cooking, 30 Abscess, hepatic. difficulties in diagnosis and Alvarenga prize awarded, 676 Anthrax in brushes (parliamentary note), 166 treatment of (George J. Langley). 1073 (0) Ambulance organization in war(Colonel H. W. -Note on, 666-In New York, 1113 Abscess, local, followed by erythema scarla- Grattan). 1116 Anthrax, cutanentus, treatment of, 97-Corre- tiniforme (F. Anderson Murray). 796 Ambulance: X-ray motor wagon service for spondence on. 815 Acad6mie de M6decine, to found a prize in Great Britain (Sir James Cantlie), 282 Anthrax. meningeal, 508 memory of Infroit the radiologist, 63- America. See United States Anthrax in the nasal cavity (Zia Noury Pasha), Election of foreign correspondents. 215 Amnerican Journal of In8sanitv to be called in 446 Acad6mie de Medecine of Brussels, quin- future American Journal of Psvchiatry, 101 Anthrax protection, station for the disin- quennial :prize for best work in medical Amoebic dysentery See Dysentery fection of wool and hair at Liverpool. sciences, 581 Amputation of mangled limbs during collapse, 952 Acidosis in children (Murray Bligb), 988 1096 Anthropometry of school children, 958 Acne: Should pustular acne disqualify a Amsterdam, death rate in, 218 Antimalarial campaign in Italy, 536. See also candidate for a public service? 817 Anaemia, pernicious, with infective foci of Malaria Acridine compounds, antiseptic properties of the alimentary tract (E. F. Maynard and Antimony in leprosy, 852 (C. H. Browning and J. B. Cohen), 695 S. D. Sturton), 685 (0)-Correspondence on, Antimony tartrate, intravenous injections of ADAMS, David: The medical profession and 768-Haemolysis in, 911 in Japanese bilbarzia disease (J. B. Chris- rate-provided hospitals, 190 Anaemias of syphilis (John Eason), 186 topherson). 551 (0) ADAMS, Douglas K.: Early diagnosis and Anaesthesia by open ether during throat Antistreptoccecic serum. anaphylaxis due to treatment of disseminated sclerosis, 841 operations, apparatus for maintaining. 79 (C. lester Graham), 240 ADAMSON, Dr.: General paralysis of the Anaesthesia, general, and, the atmosphere in Antitetanus serum anaphylaxis (R. Salisbury insane, 903 the operation tbeatre (J. Ross Mackenzie Woods), 11 ADDISON, Chiristopher: His appointment and G. H. Colt) 938 (0) Antituberculosis work in Bristol, 505 (parliamentarv note), 22-Complimentary Anaesthesia, local, in the reduction of frac- Antivivisectionist knight errant, 993 dinner to, 48-Resignation of (parliamentary tures (Lt. A. H. Fulton), 796 Aortic aneurysm. See Aneurysm note), 165-Medical men and public life, 664 Anaesthesia, methods of, 769 Aortitis, syphilitic (Alexander G. Gibson), Adrenal and pancreatic haemorrhages follow- Anaesthesia, nitrous oxide-oxygen-C.E, for 188 ing operation (Charles J. Lewis), 706 nose, throat, and abdonlinal surgery (El. Aphasia, a new study of (leading article), Adrian Brown lecture. See Lecture Edmund G. Boyle), 591 (0)-Correspondence 18 Africa, South, influenza in. 223-ApDreciation on, 769 Apothecaries' Hall of Ireland: Information of the care taken of the wounded South Anaesthesia, spinal, value of in urgency concerning the study of medicine. 358 African soldiers in England, 1014-Plague operations for the aged (A. H. Boutham, &pothecaries' Society of London: Information in. 1125 -592 (0)-Corresponoence on, 1010 concerning the study of medicine, 354-Elec- Africa, West. health of European officials Anaesthetics in general practice, 1137 tion of Master, 619-Degrees and pass lists, in, 86 Anaesthetist, the place of in operations on 1014-Livery dinner, 1059 Aged, spinal anaesthesia for urgency opera- the tonsil (G. A. H. Barton), 443 Appendicitis, acute, best method of operative tions on. 592, 1010 "Anaesthesiology, hours 32," added to the approach in (Sir Hamilton Ballance), 394- Air Force Medical Service, Royal (parlia- " minimum requirements for a physician Discussion, 397-Correspondence on, 538 mentary note), 254-Information concern- and surgeon certificate " in California, 494 Appendix, vermiform, pigmentation of (18. M. ing. 379 Analgesia, spinal, eleven thousand cases of Cowell), 1111 (0) Air Force, Royal, the health of (leading (Arthur A. Morrison), 745 (0)-Correspon- Approved societies: Ministry of Health's cir- article), 1122 dence on. 815, 1056 cular re additional benefits, 29 Air pilots' licences (parliamentary note), 335 Anaphylatoxin (El. H. Dale), 689 Arabia, South, nodular keratitis of (Alex. AITHEN, Chas. J Hill: Pneumothorax, 102 Anaphvlaxis due to antistreptococcie serum Macrae) 739 AITKEN. D. MeCrae: Acute poliomyelitis, 227 (C. Lester Graham), 240 Arabian Medicitne, rev., 565 -Management and treatment of paraplegia, Anaphylaxis to wasp venom (J. Allman Arclhives de l'Institut Pasteutr de Tunis hence- 837-Tubesculous disease of bones and Powell), 901 forth to