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Table of Contents Number 1 PREFACE V NOTICE TO SERVICE CONTRIBUTORS VI SPECIAL ARTICLES: Motor Vehicle Damage to Men of the Navy, By Lucius W. Johnson, Captain, Medical Corps, United States Navy 1 Report of Injuries Admitted to the Hospital Ship "Relief" in One Year, By Arthur H. Dearing, Lieutenant Commander, Medical Corps, United States Navy 14 The Practice of Medicine in American Samoa, By Joseph L. Schwartz, Lieutenant Commander, Medical Corps, United States Navy 27 Gastric Retention in Peptic Ulcer, By Clarence C. Kress, Lieutenant Commander, Medical Corps, United States Navy 35 The Physiology, Pathology, and Diagnosis of Nephritis, By E. P. Kunkel, Lieutenant, Medical Corps, United States Navy. 44 A Method of Local Anaesthesia for Intranasal Operations, By F. F. Lane, Lieutenant Commander, Medical Corps, United States Navy 55 The Russell Treatment of Fractures of the Femur, By H. A. Gross. Lieutenant (junior grade), Medical Corps, United States Navy 59 Four Interesting Surgical Cases, By K. E. Lowman, Lieutenant Commander, Medical Corps, United States Navy 64 Goiter, By O. D. King, Commander, Medical Corps, United States Navy. 68 Fractures of the Maxillae, By E. B. Howell, Lieutenant Commander, Dental Corps, United States Navy 76 Appendicitis, By R. D. Joldersma, Lieutenant Commander, Medical Corps, United States Navy 78 Industrial Medicine (Part I), By H. L. Shinn, Lieutenant Commander, Medical Corps, United States Navy 84 CLINICAL NOTES: A Report of Four Cases of Tumors of the Gastrointestinal Tract, By R. H. Laning, Commander, Medical Corps, and A. W. Loy, Lieutenant, Medical Corps, United States Navy 97 POLYORRHOMENITIS, By E. B. Erskine, Lieutenant, Medical Corps, United States Navy. 103 Anuria Following the Administration of Neoarsphenamine, By C. L. Andrus, Lieutenant Commander, Medical Corps, United States Navy 109 Treatment of Fracture of the Mandible in a Child, By W. F. Murdy, Lieutenant Commander, Dental Corps, United States Navy 114 NAVAL RESERVE…. 117 NOTES AND COMMENTS: The fourth Chief of the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, P. J. Horwitz —List of medical officers recommended for fellowship in the American College of Surgeons—An American contribution to naval hygiene —Scurvy and the vitamin C requirements of man — New viewpoints on the prophylaxis of venereal disease — The duration of immunity against smallpox —Admission to American Society of Clinical Pathologists without initiation fee 119 BOOK NOTICES: The Shoulder, Codman —Surgery of a General Practice, Hertzler— Spinal Anesthesia, Vehre—Atlas Fundus Oculi, Wilmer—Collected Papers of Mayo Clinic—Tuberculosis in the Child and the Adult, Pottenger —The Significance of Nitrogen, Zanetti —Textbook of Bacteriology, Zinsser —Laboratory Manual of Biological Chemistry, Folin — Dental Histology and Embryology, Bewst —Laboratory Notebook in Physical Diagnoses and History Recording, Clendening— The Spastic Child, Fischel... 125 PREVENTIVE MEDICINE: Communicable Disease Control 131 Health of the Navy —Statistics. – 162
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PREFACE v NOTICE TO SERVICE CONTRIBUTORS vi SPECIAL ARTICLES: The Efficacy of Typhoid Prophylaxis in the United States Navy By S. S. Cook, Lieutenant Commander, Medical Corps, United States Navy 169 The Modified Stokes Stretcher By W. L. Mann, Captain, Medical Corps, United States Navy.. 177 Gonococcic and Meningococcic Endocarditis with Report of Three Cases By C. W. Ross, Commander, and F. C. Greaves, Lieutenant, Medical Corps, United States Navy 179 Ivy Poisoning By W. R. Manlove, Lieutenant, Medical Corps, United States Navy 183 A Comparative Study of the Measurement of the Speed of the Adjustment of the Eye to Near and Far Vision By C. J. Robertson, Lieutenant Commander, Medical Corps, United States Navy 187 Resuscitation of the Stopped Heart by Intracardial Therapy. IV. Further Use of the Artificial Pacemaker By Albert S. Hyman, Lieutenant Commander, Medical Corps, United States Naval Reserve 205 Illumination for Dental Operations By H. E. Harvey, Commander, and C. V. Rault, Lieutenant Commander, Dental Corps, United States Navy 214 Studies of Active Pneumococcus Immunity. III. The Duration of Type I Pneumococcus Immunity By David Ferguson, Lieutenant Commander, Medical Corps, United States Navy -- 219 Encephalography with Report of Cases By P. T. Crosby, Lieutenant Commander, Medical Corps, United States Navy 225 Recent Progress in Electrically Produced Gamma Radiation By Albert Soiland, Lieutenant Commander, Medical Corps, United States Naval Reserve 235 Treatment of Obesity with Dinitrophenol By Roy J. Leutsker, Lieutenant Commander, Medical Corps, United States Navy 238 The Treatment of Furuncles and Carbuncles By William H. Whitmore, Lieutenant Commander, Medical Corps, United States Navy 243 Industrial Medicine. Part II By H. L. Shinn, Lieutenant Commander, Medical Corps, United States Navy – 250 CLINICAL NOTES: Splenomegaly Associated with Syphilis, with Recovery Following Splenectomy By R. H. Laning, Commander, and A. W. Loy, Lieutenant, Medical Corps, United States Navy 261 Dislocation of the Head of the Fibula Without Fracture By W. D. Small, Lieutenant Commander, Medical Corps, United States Navy . - 264 Acute Myeloblastic Leukemia. Report of a Case By T. E. Cox, Lieutenant Commander, and E. Ricen, Lieutenant (Junior Grade), Medical Corps, United States Navy 266 NAVAL RESERVE 273 NOTES AND COMMENTS: The First Surgeon General, United States Navy—Articles of Special Merit Published in the Naval Medical Bulletin in 1934 —Specialist Requirements of the Medical Corps of the Navy in 1935 —The Geographical Distribution of Bacteria —Abuse of the Fluoroscope — The Death Rate of Various Occupations —Important Annual Meetings in 1934 --- 275 BOOK NOTICES: Amebiasis and Amebic Dysentery, Craig —Osteomyelitis, Wilensky — Textbook of Pathology, Bell— Textbook of Pathology, Boyd— Cataract, Etiology and Treatment, Clapp—Internal Medicine, Musser — Diagnosis, Kitchens—Autonomic Nervous System, Kuntz —Diabetic Manual for Patients, John —Manual of Practice, Stevens— Conception Period of Women, Ogino —Tuberculosis of the Lymphatic System, Miller —Allergy and Applied Immunology, Vaughan —Genito Urinary Disease, Dodson —Diseases of the Skin, Dore —Rules for Recovery from Tuberculosis, Brown —Histology, Jordan —Histology, Sharpey-Schafer —Surgery, Romanis and Mitchiner— Histology, Cowdry 281 ADVANCES IN MEDICINE AND THE MEDICAL SCIENCES DURING 1935 289 PREVENTIVE MEDICINE: A Consideration of the Prophylaxis of Acute Cerebro Spinal Fever By O. J. Mink, Captain, Medical Corps, United States Navy.. 297 Health of the Navy— Statistics 306
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PREFACE....v NOTICE TO SERVICE CONTRIBUTORS vi SPECIAL ARTICLES: Amebiasis and its Surgical Complications, By J. J. A. McMullin, Commander, Medical Corps, United States Navy 313 Amebiasis, By H. M. Weber, Lieutenant, Medical Corps, United States Navy 324 A Suggested Change in Calculating Decompression Tables for Diving, By J. A. Hawkins, D.Sc, C. W. Shilling, Lieutenant, Medical Corps, United States Navy, and R. A. Hansen, Lieutenant, United States Navy 327 Promotion and Experience, By James C. Pryor, Rear Admiral, Medical Corps, United States Navy, retired 338 The Treatment of Vesical and Vascular Conditions by Operation on the Sympathetic Nervous System, By W. McK. Craig, Lieutenant, Medical Corps, United States Naval Reserve 341 Tumors and Associated Problems (Part 1), By F. K. Soukup, Lieutenant, Medical Corps, United States Navy 348 Chorio-Epithelioma. Should Serum From the Female in the puerperium and pregnancy be given a therapeutic trial? By J. G. Dickson, Lieutenant Commander, Medical Corps, United States Navy 358 Double Oral Administration of Dye for Cholecystography, By I. W. Jacobs, Commander, Medical Corps, United States Navy 362 Methylene Blue and Other Agents as Antidotes in Hydrocyanic Acid and Carbon Monoxide Poisoning, By G. F. Cooper, Lieutenant, Medical Corps, United States Navy 364 Oral Prophylaxis, By E. B. Howell, Lieutenant Commander, Dental Corps, United States Navy 370 Psychology of the Sick, By B. W. Hogan, Lieutenant, Medical Corps, United States Navy... 373 The Surgical Treatment of Retinal Detachment, By G. C. Wilson, Lieutenant Commander, Medical Corps, United States Navy 379 Prophylactic Use of Arsenicals in Syphilis, By J. W. Kimbrough, Lieutenant, Medical Corps, United States Navy 386 CLINICAL NOTES: Arterio-Venous Aneurysm of the Internal Carotid Artery, and the Cavernous Sinus, By J. F. Riordan, Commander, and O. R. Nees, Lieutenant, Medical Corps, United States Navy 388 Circulatory Collapse Attributed to Dinitrophenol, By R. J. Leutsker, Lieutenant Commander, Medical Corps, United States Navy 394 NAVAL RESERVE 396 NOTES AND COMMENTS: The sixth Chief of the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Jonathan M. Foltz —Vaccination against communicable diseases—Dental prophylaxis —Film strip copies of scientific publications —Short course in the venereal diseases at the Naval Medical School 397 BOOK NOTICES: The Practice of Medicine, Stevens —Towards Mental Health, Campbell—Report of Seventh International Congress of Military Medicine and Pharmacy, Bainbridge —Diseases of the Skin, Sutton and Sutton —Bronchoscopy, Esophagoscopy, and Gastroscopy, Jackson—Textbook of Surgery, Babcock —Practical Endocrinology, Goldzieher —Physiology in Health and Disease, Wiggers —Dietetics for the Clinician, Bridges —Periodic Fertility and Sterility in Women, Knaus— Surgical Applied Anatomy, Treves —System of Diet Writing, Collens—Physical Diagnosis, Elmer and Rose 400 PREVENTIVE MEDICINE: Venereal Diseases, United States Navy, 1900-1933, By S. S. Cook, Lieutenant Commander, Medical Corps, United States Navy 405 Curriculum of Short Course on the Venereal Diseases Given at the United States Naval Medical School in April 1935- . 412 Health of the Navy —Statistics.. 414
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PREFACE v NOTICE TO SERVICE CONTRIBUTORS.. vi SPECIAL ARTICLES: Vitamins and the Evolution of the Navy Ration. By W. L. Mann, Captain, Medical Corps, United States Navy. 421 Benign Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis (Acute Aseptic Meningitis). A New Disease Entity. By Paul F. Dickens, Lieutenant Commander, Medical Corps, United States Navy, and Charles Armstrong, Surgeon, United States Public Health Service 427 Caisson Disease and Its Relation to Tissue Saturation with Nitrogen. By Charles W. Shilling, Lieutenant, Medical Corps, United States Navy, James A. Hawkins, D. Sc., I. B. Polak, Lieutenant Commander, Medical Corps, United States Navy, and Raymond A. Hansen, Lieutenant, United States Navy 434 Naval Hospital Administration. By G. F. Cottle, Captain, Medical Corps, United States Navy.. 444 Meningococcal Septicemia with Report of Case Showing Organisms in the Direct Blood Smear. By Joel T. Boone, Commander, Medical Corps, and W. W. Hall, Lieutenant Commander, Medical Corps, United States Navy. 446 The Schilling Count in Acute Surgical Conditions. By E. P. Kunkel, Lieutenant, Medical Corps, United States Navy .. 451 Granulocytopenia. By R. G. Davis, Commander, Medical Corps, United States Navy 466 Report of So-Called Epidemic of Glandular Fever (Infectious Mononucleosis) . By Roger A. Nolan, Lieutenant Commander, Medical Corps, United States Navy... 479 Hematemesis. By James D. Rives, Lieutenant Commander, Medical Corps, United States Navy 484 A System of Routine Dental Examination and Treatment as Used on the U. S. S. Altair. By E. W. Willet, Lieutenant Commander, and E. H. Delaney, Lieutenant, Dental Corps, United States Navy 492 Tumors and Associated Problems. Part II. By F. K. Soukup, Lieutenant, Medical Corps, United States Navy 494 Influence of Thyroid in the Healing of Wounds. By Howard L. Puckett, Lieutenant, junior grade, Medical Corps, United States Navy 510 CLINICAL NOTES: Annular Papular Syphilide. By W. S. Rizk, Lieutenant, junior grade, Medical Corps, United States Navy 517 Rupture of the Diaphragm. Report of Two Cases. By J. J. A. McMullin, Captain, G. B. McArthur, Commander, and H. M. Weber, Lieutenant, Medical Corps, United States Navy 521 Mumps With Prodromata of Meningo-encephalitis. By Rolland R. Gasser, Commander, Medical Corps, United States Navy 524 A Case of Prostatitis Due to Chronic Catarrhal Follicular Tonsillitis. By Edgar Ricen, Lieutenant, junior grade, Medical Corps, United States Navy 526 Acute Myelogenous Aleukemic Leukemia. By John J. Wells, Lieutenant, junior grade, Medical Corps, United States N avy 527 Acute Catarrhal Prostatitis Relieved by Tonsillectomy, in the Presence of Acute Gonorrhoea. By Frederick G. Fox, Lieutenant Commander, United States Naval Reserve 530 NAVAL RESERVE 533 NOTES AND COMMENTS: The Third Surgeon General, United States Navy—Ships' Water as a Source of Disease—The Mortality from Syphilis — Heart Disease in Seamen—Program of the Meeting of the Association of Military Surgeons 535 BOOK NOTICES: Clinical Laboratory Methods and Diagnosis, Gradwohl —Physiology in Modern Medicine, Macleod —Diseases of the Mouth, Prinz and Greenbaum —The Doctor's Bill, Cabot —Textbook of Biochemistry, Harrow and Sherwin —Bee Venom Therapy, Beck —Electrotherapy and Light Therapy, Kovacs —Heart Disease, Pardee —Romance of Exploration and First Aid, Burroughs Wellcome— The Kidney in Health and Disease, Berglund and Medes 539 PREVENTIVE MEDICINE: Toxic Effects of Arsenical Compounds as Administered in the United States Navy, with Special Reference to Arsenical Dermatitis, By S. S. Cook, Commander, Medical Corps, United States Navy, and H. D. Campbell, Chief Pharmacists' Mate, United States Navy 543 Health of the Navy —Statistics 566 Index 573
Subjects: venereal disease; sexually transmitted disease; syphilis; USS Relief; hospital ship; American Samoa; anesthesia; vaccination; typhoid fever; dentistry; cardiology; submarine medicine; ophthalmology; microfilm; nutrition; history of medicine |
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