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Y. 10011 Cardiovascular Research The contents of the second issue, April 1967, are set out below Platelet Behaviour and Drugs used in Cardiovascular Disease. J. R. Hampton, M. J. G. Harri- son, A. J. Honour, and J. R. A. Mitchell. Relationship between Platelet Adhesiveness and Plasma Surface Activity in Coronary Heart Disease. D. S. Davies and V. Lloyd. Quantitative and Qualitative Comparison of the Lipids in Platelets, Aortic Intima, and Mural Thrombi. Elspeth B. Smith. Movements of the Mitral Valve Annulus. M. K. A. Dayem, C. M. Oakley, L. Preger, and R. E. Steiner. Movemeut of the Mitral Ring: a Study in Ultrasoundcardiography. A. Zaky, L. Grabhorn, and H. Feigenbaum. Peripheral Blood Flow in Normal Pregnancy. Jean Ginsburg and S. L. B. Duncan. Blood Flow in the Right Coronary Artery of the Dog. Gordon Ross. On the Mechankmn of Delayed Hyperaemia in the Calf Muscles in Obliterative Arterial Dis- ease. I. Dahn, N. A. Lassen, and H. Westling. Second Degree Atrioventricular Block. Y. Watanabe and L. S. Dreifus. Circulatory Changes Resulting from Increasing the Venous Filling Pressure by Transfusion fol- lowing Aortic Valve Homograft Replacement. R. M. M. Fordham and Leon Resnekov. Ventricular Vector and Polar Gradient. Zang Z. Zao. Anastomotic Blood Flow in Experimental Myocardial Infarction. J. Russell Rees and V. J. Redding. Effects of Dipyridamole on Anastomotic Blood Flow in Experimental Myocardial Infarction. J. Russell Rees and V. J. Redding. Pulmonary Artery Upstroke Time in Pulmonary Stenosis. F. Camerini, C. Chiemprapha, and M. Michaelsson. Circulatory Support by Pump-oxygenator in Experimental Ventricular Fibrillation and Acute Left Heart Failure Induced by Coronary Artery Ligation. E. Proctor and T. A. Kowalik. Relationship between the Ballistocardiogram and the Movement of Blood from the Left Ven- tricle of the Dog. P. J. Winter, D. C. Deuchar, M. I. M. Noble, D. Trenchard, and A. Guz. This new journal is published in association with the British Cardiac Society. Car- diovascular Research is mainly for the publication of basic research. The range of subjects covered by the journal include physiological, pathological, pharmacological, biochemical, haemodynamic, surgical, and similar advances in the study of the heart and circulation. The first issue of this new quarterly journal appeared in January, 1967. The second issue was published in April and subsequent issues will appear in July and October. Annual Subscription, U.S.A. $10.00 ORDER YOUR SUBSCRIPTION NOW Subscriptions can be ordered direct from the Subscription Manager, Cardiovascular Re- search, B.M.A. House, Tavistock Square, London, W.C.1, or through any leading sub- scription agent or bookseller throughout the world. 282 SPECIALLIBRARIES sjoecial libraries The Use of Data Processing Equipment by Libraries and Information Centers- The Significant Results of the SLA-LTP Survey 317 Eugene B. 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SLA Translations Center John Crerar Library, 35 West 33rd Street, Chicago, Illinois 6OGl6 Annual Convention The 58th Annual Convention will be held at the Hotel Commodore, New York City, May 28-June 1, 1967. 284 SPECIALLIBRARIES HAFNER PUBLISHING COMPANY Announces The Reprint of a Standard Reference Work Max Meisel A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF AMERICAN NATURAL HISTORY The Pioneer Century. 1769-1865 The Role played by the Scientific Societies, Scientific Journals; Natural History Museums and Bo- tanic Gardens; State Geological and Natural History Surveys;