February 1927

Deep roentgen-ray and radium therapy in malignant disease of the genitourinary tract

• Hugh H. Young,
• Charles A. Waters

Diathermy in venereology

• Arthur J. Greenberger,
• Monroe E. Greenberger

Paraffinomas

• Clarence A. McWilliams

Diverticulitis of the colon

• Max Ballin

Diverticulitis of the sigmoid associated with tuberculosis

Report of two cases

• Robert Mailer

Diagnosis in acute mechanical intestinal obstruction

• H.B. Eisberg

High intestinal obstruction caused by primary carcinoma of the proximal jejunum

• William Reid Morrison

Huge fibroma of mesentery resection of six feet of jejunum: Recovery

• J.F. Baldwin

Automatic injector for local anesthesia

• William O. Sweek

Case of acute poliomyelitis occurring in the course of treatment of fracture of the femur in a child of two

• Irene Davis,
• Anna Yoffa

Chilis in acute appendicitis

• Ralph Colp

Foreign bodies in the intestine

• Louis Carp

Demonstration of specimens open baby-pin passed through the gastrointestinal tract of a twenty-months-old infant

• Richard Lewisohn

Fifteen open and closed safety pins removed by gastrostomy thirteen closed safety pins removed per rectum large number of straight pins removed by appendectomy

• Richard Lewisohn

Presentation of cases lipoma of cecum: Intussusception

• William Barclay Parsons Jr.

Fibroma of small intestine: Intussusception

• William Barclay Parsons Jr.

Postoperative mechanical obstruction on the thirty-second day

• J.William Hinton

Postoperative intestinal obstruction on the fifth day

• J.William Hinton

Postoperative paralytic ileus on the seventeenth day

• J.William Hinton

The causation of the increased intracranial pressure associated with tumors within the cranium

Stopford, John S. B., Manchester, Eng. Brit. M. J., Dec. 25, 1926, no. 3442, p. 1207

Tuberculosis of the larynx. Treatment by surgical intervention in the superior and inferior laryngeal (recurrent) nerve: A report based on seventy-nine cases

Schugt, Henry P., New York. Arch. Otolaryngol., Dec., 1926, iv, 479

Some neglected factors in the goiter problem

Austin, Maynard A., Anderson. J.Indiana M. A., Dec. 15, 1926, xix, 478

The suggested use of thyroid extract to reduce the incidence of postoperative embolism

Walters, Waltman, Rochester, Minn. Minnesota Med., Jan., 1927, x, 25

The symptom complex resembling hyperthyroidism without increased metabolism

Strouse, Solomon, and Binswanger, Herbert F., Chicago. J. Am. M.Ass., Jan. 15, 1927, Ixxxviii, 161

Swellings of the male breast

Andrews, Edmund, and Kampmeier, Otto F., Chicago. Surg., Gynec. & Obst., Jan., 1927, xliv, 30

Diseases of the chest demonstrated by lipiodol

Pirie, Howard A., Montreal. Am. J.Roentgenol. & Rad. Therap., Dec., 1926, xvi, 553

The value of lipiodol in the diagnosis and treatment of abscess of the lung

Ballon, Harry C., Montreal. Surg., Gynec. & Obst., Jan., 1927, xliv, 1

The use of iodized oil in the demonstration of empyema cavities and fistulous tracts

Lawson, John D., Woodland, Calif. Surg., Gynec. & Obst., Jan., 1927, xliv, 11

More recent studies upon the etiology of postoperative pneumonitis

Whipple, Allen O., New York. N. York State J. M., Dec. 1, 1926, xxvi, 967

The mechanism of pain in gastric and in duodenal ulcer

Palmer, Walter Lincoln, Chicago. Arch. Int. Med., Dec. 15, 1926, xxxviii, 694

Duodenal ulcers in children

Dickey, Lloyd B., San Francisco. Am. J. Dis. Child., Dec., 1926, xxxii, 872

The treatment of gastric and duodenal ulcers by means of intravenous injections of 10 per cent sodium chloride solution

Bársony, Theodor, and Szemö, Georg, Budapest. (Die Behandlung der Magen- und Duodenalgeschwüre mittels intravenöser Injektionen von 10% iger Kochsalzlösung). Med. Klin., Nov. 5, 1926, xxii, No. 45

When to operate in cases of peptic ulcer

Lahey, Frank H. and Jordan, Sara M., Boston. N. York State J. M., Jan. 15, 1927, xxvii, 60

The stoneless gall bladder. A study of postoperative endresults

Stanton, E. M., Schenectady. J. Am. M. Ass., Dec. 25, 1926, lxxxvii, 2160

A bacteriologic study of gall bladders removed at operation

Judd, E. Starr, Mentzer, Stanley H., and Parkhill, Edith, Rochester, Minn. Am. J. M. Sc., Jan., 1927, clxxiii, 16

A helpful adjunct in the treatment of appendicitis

Miers, E. M.Weekly Bull. Jackson Co. Med. Soc., Mo., Dec. 25, 1926, xx, 487

Torsion of the meso-appendix associated with gangrene of the appendix

McFadden, George D. F., Belfast. Brit. M. J., Dec. 25, 1926, no. 3442, 1223

How the pathology of fibroid tumors of the uterus will determine the selection of radium or operation in their treatment

Polak, John Osborn, Brooklyn, N. Y. Am. J. Obst. & Gynec., Dec., 1926, xii, 781

Cancer of the uterus. A statistical study; with special reference to the results of operation

Stewart, Clara, London, and young, matthew, Glasgow. Lancet, Dec. 18, 1926, ccxi, 1258

Bilateral ligation of the vas deferens in prostatectomy

Goldstein, Albert E., Baltimore. J. Urology, Jan., 1927, xvii, 25

Diagnosis of renal tuberculosis

Stevens, William E., San Francisco. J. Am. M. Ass., Jan. 8, 1927, Ixxxviii, 71

Wis. Ureterocele

Brown, Damon A., Madison, J. Urology, Nov., 1926, xvi, no. 5

Ureteral meatotomy for the removal of stones from the ureter

Bumpus, Herman C.J. Urology, Nov., 1926, xvi, no. 5

Leukoplakia of the bladder

Hennessey, Russell A., Memphis, Tenn. J. Am. M. Ass., Jan. 15, 1927, Ixxxviii, 146

Roentgen therapy of buboes

Curth, W., Berlin. (Roentgenbestrahlungen von Bubonen.) Med. Klin., Oct. 22, 1926, xxii, no. 43

Painful shoulder. 5

Haussling, Francis Reynolds, Newark. Clinics N. America, Dec., 1926, vi, 1503

Dislocation of outer end of clavicle

Mitchell, A. B., Belfast. Brit. M. J., Dec. 11, 1926, no. 3440, 1097

The treatment of sprained ankles

Light, Arthur B., Philadelphia. Therap. Gaz., Dec. 15, 1926, 1, 844

Nontuberculous hips in children simulating tuberculosis

Francisco, C. B., Kansas City, Mo. J. Missouri M. A., Nov., 1926, xxiii, 385

The treatment of tuberculosis of the hip

Key, Albert J., St. Louis. J. Missouri M. A., Nov., 1926, xxiii, 388