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Number 1
PREFACE iii NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS iv SPECIAL ARTICLES Studies on Filariasis in the Samoan Area—Eton E. Byrd, Lyle S. St. Amant, and Leon Bromberg 1 Filariasis in Returning Marines —Frank Clauser 21 Clinicopathologic Study of Early Filariasis ; With Lymph Node Biopsies —Sam Stuart Zuckerman and James S. Hibbard 27 A Preliminary Revision of the Scutellaris Group of the Genus Aedes — Donald S. Farner and Richard M. Bohart 37 Our Leprosy Problem —George M. Saunders 54 Intestinal Parasitic Infections in a Naval Hospital in New Zealand— Edward K. Markell 65 Psychogenic "Malaria" —Bruce R. Merrill 69 Study of 1,063 Naval Offenders —Bernard Locke, Albert C. Cornsweet, Walter Bromberg, and Anthony A. Apuzzo 73 Treatment of Intestinal Obstruction in the Field and Aboard Ship— James S. Hibbard 87 Medical Problems on an Attack Transport —James B. Oliver, Albert C. Kelly, and Robert P. Watkins 92 Hearing Tests; An Evaluation —Charles W. Shilling, Ira A. Everley, and J. D. Harris 100 Hearing Aids—John C. Howard, Jr 117 A Simplified Technic for Acrylic Jackets —Lloyd H. Dalil 121 Biostatistics in Medical Research: II. Probabilities in Small Samples — H. M. C. Luykx 125 Kodachrome Photomicrography in Malaria; Rapid Method of Instruction—Herman M. Maveety, Rupert B, Tumbull, Jr., and Carl R. Bauer. . 134 CLINICAL NOTES Congenital Hemihypertrophy ; Report of Case—Arthur Sayer and Thomas J. Fatherree 142 Madelung's Deformity; Case Report —Angus G. Goetz and Thomas J. Fatherree 148 Ruptured Aneurysm of Splenic Artery; Report of a Case—F. Eugene Martin 152 Epidermolysis Bullosa; Report of Seven Cases—Philip H. Nippert and Ferdinand Fetter 154 Plasma Treatment of Mumps Orchitis; Report of Five Cases —Robert G. Smith 159 MEDICAL AND SURGICAL DEVICES Application of the Eve Rocking Method of Resuscitation on Shipboard—Samuel D. Murray 161 Simple Method for Taking Stereoscopic Chest Films —Stuart P. Hemphill and Melbourne W. Diercks 166 X-ray Technic for Diagnostic Films; With the Weber Dental Machine Model-5 —Lester D. Bibler and Douglas W. White 170 Arm Board for Navy Operating Table—George R. Dunlop and J. D. Humberd 171 Arrangement of Quonset Huts for Mess Hall Units—Edward S. Phillips 173 Mess Gear Sterilizing Unit for Land Based Naval Units—Dayton O'Donnell 175 EDITORIALS Tsutsugamushi Disease 178 Filariasis 180 BOOK NOTICES Homicide Investigation, Snyder; with chapters by Mulbar, Wilson, and Muehlberger —One Hundred Years of American Psychiatry, Hall The Romance of Medicine, Gordon —Functional Disorders of the Foot, Dickson and Diveley —Manual of Human Protozoa, Kudo—Bacterial Infection, Appleton —Practical Malaria Control, Gunther —Medical Diagnosis, edited by Pullen—Textbook of General Surgery, Cole and Elman —Tuberculosis of the Ear, Nose, and Throat, Myerson 183 PREVENTIVE MEDICINE Toxic Effects of Arsenical Compounds as Employed in the Treatment of Diseases in the United States Navy, 1943— T. J. Carter, Wesley M. Chambers, and Laura T. Anderson 195 Rodent Control at a South Pacific Base —Wilfred D. Crabb and Arnold J. Nicholson 208 NOTES ON OUR RESERVE CONTRIBUTORS 218
Number 2
PREFACE in NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS iv SPECIAL ARTICLES Immersion Blast Injury —Clinical Experiences —E. Lyle Gage 225 Pathology of Immersion Blast Injury —Asher Yaguda 232 Report of Injuries Among Survivors of an Airplane Crash—John S. Thiemeyer, Jr 241 Delayed Acute Aero-Otitis Media and Methods of Prevention — William J. Bowen 247 Medullary Canal Wire Transfixion in Metacarpal and Forearm Fractures—Rolfe D. Long and Herbert C. Fett 253 The Haynes External Fixation Splint in the Treatment of Lower Extremity Fractures —William M. Cashman 257 The Injection Treatment of Flat Feet — Herbert E. Hipps and Hugh Neely 262 Diarrheal Diseases in the Navy; The Navy's Experience, 1882-1942— Dean F. Smiley and Herbert A. Raskin 267 Use of Paredine Hydrobromide ; Parahydroxy-a-methyl-phenyl-ethylamine Hydrobromide in Control of Cardiac Arrhythmias with a Review of the Literature —George C. Griffith 284 Venopressor Mechanism in the Production of Shock; Its Treatment with Nikethamide— Lewis Gunther 300 Medicine in the South Pacific —Arthur M. Master 308 Special Problems in Acute Rheumatic Fever—Alvin C. Wyman. 316 Suppression of Urine Complicating Sulfadiazine Therapy — Leonard I. Smiley 328 Fluoroscopic Hazards Including Use of Unprotected Radiographic Screens —Charles F. Behrens 333 Electroencephalography in the Study of Chronic Behavior Problem: A Review—Otto Allen Witt, Jr 341 Fractures of Interest to the Dental Officer; Report of Three Cases—Merritte M. Maxwell 353 Sclerosing Agent in Treatment of Subluxation of Mandible and of Hemangiomas of Mouth —Irving Salman 361 Biostatistics in Medical Research: III. Samples which are 100-Percent Positive—H. M. C. Luykx 370 So-Called Reiter's Disease; The Triad of Acute Arthritis, Conjunctivitis, and Urethritis —Harold H. Rosenblum 375 Meningitis in an Island Naval Air Station Dispensary —Stanley M. Dillenberg 379 CLINICAL NOTES Acute Suppurative Pericarditis Successfully Treated with Intrapericardial Penicillin and Systemic Chemotherapy —Stanton T. Allison and Elmer H. Loughlin 333 Gonorrheal Ophthalmia Treated with Penicillin—Arno E. Town 387 Gonorrheal Ophthalmia; Treatment with Intra-Ocular Penicillin; Report of a Case—Charles A. Seelig 389 Ruptured Aneurysm Following Typhoid-Tetanus Booster Injection — Richcrd B. Berlin 291 Delayed Splenic Rupture; Report of Case—Florian J. Santini, Leo W. Olcchowski. and Joseph E. Nichols 395 MEDICAL AND SURGICAL DEVICES Repair of Acrylic Dentures—Eduard Georg Friedrich 401 A New Knee-Cartilage Knife—Gordon M. Morrison 404 Stabilized Staining Rack —Henry B. Turner 405 A "Seagoing" First-Aid Kit—David IV. Palmer 406 Improvised Cassette Holder for Chest X-rays—Lester D. Bibler and Douglas W. White 408 EDITORIALS Fundamental Replacement Therapy 411 Carcinoma Ex Ulcere (?) 414 BOOK NOTICES Page The Treatment of Peptic Ulcer, Heuer; assisted by Holman and Cooper— Psychiatry and the War, edited by Sladen —The American Illustrated Medical Dictionary, Dorland ; with the collaboration of Miller —Minor Surgery, edited by Rolleston and Moncrieff—The Dental Treatment of Maxillo-Facial Injuries, Fry, Shepherd, McLeod and Parfiti —Technique in Trauma, Gurd and Ackman; in collaboration with Gerrie, Pritchard, Mills, and Smith —The Principles and Practice of Ophthalmic Surgery, Spaeth—The Neurosurgical Patient, Rand —Physical Medicine in General Practice, Bierman —Principles and Practices of Inhalational Therapy, Barach —The Management of Neurosyphilis, Dattner; with the collaboration of Thomas and Wexlcr —A Manual of Physical Therapy, Koines —The Blood Pressure and Its Disorders Including Angina Pectoris, Plcsch —The Hospital Head Nurse, Wayland, McManus and Faddis : edited by Stewart .. 416 PREVENTIVE MEDICINE Fish Poisoning by Barracuda in the Marianas —Philip H. Vonfraenkel and Earl S. Krick 427 Use of Sodium Arsenite in Fly Control —Eugene R. Hering 432 Nitrous and Nitric Gas Casualties—Durant K. Charleroy 435 Toxicity of Cresylic Acid— Containing Solvent; A Case Report —Milton E. Klinger and John F. Norton 438 A Portable Welding Fume Exhauster —Frederick J. Viles, Jr. and Leslie Silverman 440 NOTES ON OUR RESERVE CONTRIBUTORS 445
Number 3
PREFACE iii NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS iv SPECIAL ARTICLES Penicillin; A Progress Report —Winchell M. Craig, Gershom J. Thompson, Adolph M. Hutter, Edwin E. Barksdale, Carl C. Pfeiffer, and Paul V. Woolley, Jr 453 Penicillin in Pneumonia —Arthur G. Lueck and Cary O. Edge 480 Gram-Negative Bacilli Susceptibility to Penicillin; In Vitro Experiments —Morris Steiner 486 Salt Water Ulcers of the Extremities; Occurrence in Japanese Survivors —Charles W. McLaughlin, Jr., and James L. Holland 494 Transverse Incision for Repair of Inguinal Hernia —Philip Shambaugh. . 498 Epicondylitis of the Humerus —Charles E. Cooper 501 Repair of Direct Hernia —Eugene V. Parsonnet 507 The External Malleolar Fracture —Harry A. Barnes 509 Rupture of Rectus Abdominis Muscle Simulating Intra-Abdominal Tumor—Charles P. Ward 515 The Plight of the Ulcer Patient in Military Service; Study of 306 Enlisted Personnel With Duodenal Ulcer —Frederick R. Hook and Roger H. Keane 519 Vitamins Essential in Nutrition —Leroy E. Smale 530 Castro— Intestinal Tract Disturbances; Functional Disturbances on a Psychogenic Basis—William T. Carleton 538 Croup Therapy of Psychiatric War Casualties — John B. Dynes and Francis J. Hamilton 549 A Psychologic Study of Desertion and Overleave in the Navy —Walter Bromberg, Anthony A. Apuzzo, and Bernard Locke 558 Functional Amenorrhea in Waves —Thomas B. Manvil 569 Eosinophilia Caused by Atabrine —Mollis K. Russell 574 Filariasis in West Indian Laborers—Richard F. Platzer and William K. A. Lawlor 576 Root Amputation —W. Irwin Gullett 579 Dental Officer's Duty Aboard Naval Hospital Ship—Rex B. Foster 582 Military Dental Esthetics and Psychology —Curliss W. Schantz and Charles A. Scrivener 593 Sulfonamide Therapy in Gonorrhea; Results in 210 Cases —Harold Gorenberg and Philip Shulman 596 Tropical Otitis Externa; Ear Fungus —Edward IV. Beach and Lester L. Hamilton 599 Pulmonary Tuberculosis; Fluoroscopic Survey Among Civilian Employees at an Advance Base; Preliminary Report —Herbert M. Stauffer 603 CLINICAL NOTES An Unusual Case of Decompression Sickness—Walter C. Welham and Joseph J. Blanch 607 Spontaneous Mediastinal Emphysema —Samuel A. Shelburne 610 Mononucleosis on Board a Destroyer—Oglesby Paul 614 Avulsion of Parietal Bone; Report of a Case—Stephen H. Tolins 618 Granuloma Inguinale; Report of an Atypical Case—John G. Menville.. 621 MEDICAL AND SURGICAL DEVICES Method of Making Radiopaque Screen Used in Taking X-ray Films — Bernard I. Rabin 625 Simple Pressure Sprayer for Malaria Control — T. Haynes Harvill 627 Skin Traction for the Amputation Stump—Eugene L. Jewett 629 The Field Dental Office —Kenneth F. Blindenbacher 633 EDITORIALS Penicillin in War Wounds 637 Tuberculosis in the Navy 639 BOOK NOTICES Experimental Basis for Neurotic Behavior, Gantt—Prescription for Permanent Peace, Sadler —Psychiatry for Nurses, Karnosh and Gage; in collaboration with Mereness —Mosquito Control, Herms and Gray —Urological Surgery, Dodson; with contributions by 7 prominent physicians—Cataract and Anomalies of the Lens, Bellows—The Pathogenesis of Tuberculosis, Rich—Secretory Mechanism of the Digestive Glands, Babkin —Technic of Electrotherapy, Osborne and Holmquest — Collected Papers of the Mayo Clinic and the Mayo Foundation —edited by Hezvitt, Nevling, Miner, Eckman, and Smith —Lippincott's Quick Reference Book for Medicine and Nursing, compiled by Rehberger — Physics of the 20th Century, Jordan—Fertility in Men, Hotchkiss— Fertility in Women, Siegler 641 PREVENTIVE MEDICINE Silicosis in Foundries of Naval Gun Factory —Edwards M. Riley, Robert W. Butler, and Sidney Goren 653 Accident Prevention Aboard Ship—Harold E. Gillespie and Ralph C. Benson 661 Microbiologic Control of Water Supplies on a Large Naval Base — Raymond G. Nebelung 669 NOTES ON OUR RESERVE CONTRIBUTORS 675
Number 4
PREFACE iii NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS iv SPECIAL ARTICLES Bacterids Provoked by Internal Sulfonamide Administration— Cedric C. Carpenter and Paul L. Gorsuch 681 Abuse of Sulfonamides in the Treatment of Acute Catarrhal Fever— Richard A. Kern 686 Salivary Sulfonamide Levels After Chewing Paraffin and Chicle Vehicles —Carl C. Pfeiffer and Helen L. Holland 695 Sulfadiazine as a Prophylactic Agent Against Meningitis —Edward R. Garvin 706 Skin Reactions to Dirofilaria Immitis Extract —Robert IV. Huntington, Jr 707 Filariasis; A Study of 737 Patients so Diagnosed—Frank R. Smith, Jr. 719 Intestinal Parasites Among Melanesians—Hollis K. Russell and James O. Scott 727 Large-Scale Isolation and Identification of Shigella Organisms in the Field—Epidemiological Unit No. 40 729 Positive Dick-Test Reactors; Relation of Incidence to Habitat —Milton J. H. Grand and Joseph D. Purvis, Jr 734 Drunkenness ; A Review—Carle Douglas Walsh 740 Chemical Diagnosis of Drunkenness —Henry W. Newman and Norman J. Ashenburg 744 Certain Psychiatric Reactions in Operators of Antisubmarine Sound Gear; Report of Two Cases—Otto Allen Will, Jr 746 Corneal Anesthesia in Hysteria —Robert B. Miller 749 Experiences with Group Psychotherapy —Joseph D. Teicher 753 Treatment of Atelectasis—Edward C. Thompson 757 Treatment of Empyema —Biagio Battaglia 763 Scalenus Amicus Syndrome with Reference to Injuries of the Thoracic Duct; Report of a Case—Harry A. Barnes 773 Mistakes in War Surgery—Frederick H. Bowen 777 Appendicitis in Naval Personnel; Observations on 109 Cases—Roy J. Stokes 786 Concussion Fractures and Dislocations Aboard Small Craft —Arthur Holstein 790 Medical Problems in a Construction Battalion —Jesse L. Hurlbut 793 A Statistical Report of Malaria During One Year on Island "X”—C. Dixon Fowler, Dewey M. Roberts, and Emerson D. Dillon 797 Gingivitis Among Submarine Personnel; A Comparative Study—Otto E. Van Der Aue and Vern R. Cullen 811 Lubrication and Sterilization of Dental Handpiece ; Report of a Study—Curtiss W. Schants and Charles A. Scrivener 817 A Dental Program in the South Pacific Area—Thomas J. Hanson 824 CLINICAL NOTES Odontoma Associated with Impacted Cuspid and Retained Deciduous Cuspid; Report of a Case—Charles A. Giermann and James F. Matlock 827 Aero-Salpingotympanitis with Delayed Vestibular Symptoms; Report of a Case—Harry A. Barnes 830 Miosis from Excessive Ingestion of Vitamin A Over a Period of Forty Days —Mark L. Gerstle, Jr 833 Acute Bowel Obstruction Secondary to Regional Enteritis; Report of a Case— Everett H. Dickinson and Leo M. Zimmerman 835 Traumatic Temporomandibular Articulation Syndrome—Homer C. Vaughan 841 Emergency Surgical Measures at an Advance Base; A Case of Crushing Injury to the Pelvis—Merlyn G. Henry 844 Chemical Burn of the Penis; Report of a Case—Benjamin F. Hoopes. . . 846 MEDICAL AND SURGICAL DEVICES Modified Stokes Stretcher for Resuscitation by the Eve Method—Paul Ashley 848 Fractures of Toes; A Simple Method of Treatment —Irving Klompus. ... 850 Needle Fragments; A Method of Removal—Walter W. Dalitsch 852 Plasma Administration in Severe Shock—Henrik W. Szylejko 857 EDITORIALS A Plea for Sulfonamides 861 Postoperative Atelectasis 863 BOOK NOTICES Heart Disease, White—Textbook of Gynecology, Novak—The Measurement of Adult Intelligence, Wechsler —Foundations of Neuropsychiatry, Cobb—Diseases of the Nervous System, Walshe —Segmental Neuralgia in Painful Syndromes, Judovich and Bates—Surgical Disorders of the Chest, Dotmldson —Hydronephrosis and Pyelitis (Pyelonephritis) of Pregnancy, Robertson —X-ray Examination of the Stomach, Templeton —Aesculapius in Latin America, Moll—Occupational Therapy in the Treatment of the Tuberculous Patient, Hudson and Fish —Corrective Physical Education, Rathbone 865 PREVENTIVE MEDICINE DDT: Practicality of Use During Invasion —Joseph B. Logue and Hugh V. O'Connell 877 Water Sanitation: I. Water Quality Standards—John C. Geyer 883 Low Back Pain in Navy Yard Workers; Its Relation to Osteo-arthritis — Oscar Wald and Joseph Abrams 890 STATISTICS: Health of the Navy 892 NOTES ON OUR RESERVE CONTRIBUTORS 893
Number 5
PREFACE iii NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS iv SPECIAL ARTICLES Casualty Handling Afloat; Practical Problems —George R. Dunlop 901 Casualties During Amphibious Combat Operation —Nathaniel H. Matros 909 Medical Observations on Seabees in the Jungle—Norman L. Mistachkin 916 Practical Technic for Hemorrhoidectomy —Paul B. Van Dyke 930 Silk Technic in Appendectomy —Philip Shambaugh 932 Cotton Suture Material in Hernial Repair —Nathan E. Bear 939 Surgical Treatment of the Posttraumatic Painful Extremity —M. Hunter Brown 942 Pellegrini-Stieda Disease —E. James Buckley 947 Tyrothricin Therapy in Postoperative Pilonidal Cysts —Herbert Berger. . 952 Pathologic Aspects of Appendix in Military Personnel —Mark C. Wheelock 957 Hyaluronic Acid—A Tissue Polysaccharide; Some Effects on Erythrocytes—Clifford L. Spingarn and John Paul Jones 963 Erythema Multiforme; A Study of Ten Cases—Werner W. Duemling and Theodore A. Lesney 968 Pneumonia in the U. S. Navy — 1882-1942; Part I.—As Cause of Admission to Sick List —Dean P. Smiley and Herbert A. Raskin 973 Streptococcic Pneumonia —Earl B. Erskine 985 Oxygen Concentration in Oxygen Tents—Margaret H. Wolff 988 Treatment of Malaria with Arsenicals —Wayne H. Stewart 991 Peptic Ulcer in Naval Personnel —Martin M. Baumgartner 995 Intravenous Salicylates in Rheumatic Fever—Kent E. Martin 1000 Prostatitis and Seminal Vesiculitis as Common Causes of Backache— William H. Mast and William C. Hurly. . . 1002 Urinary Frequency Among Personnel at Sea—Charles A. Macgregor. . . . 1007 Unusual Feature of Respiratory Infections in a South Pacific Area— Samuel J Schneierson and William A. Wilson 1010 Occlusal Reconstruction Combined With a Partial Denture—Stuart J. Horner 1013 The Palatal Flap —George W. Christiansen and James L. Bradley 1018 Psychiatric Examination of Nonswimmers —Albert C. Cornsweet, Cecil L. Wittson, and William A. Hunt 1023 The Naval Offender; Motivating Factors—H. Robert Otness and George A. W. Stouffer, Jr 1029 Functions of a Phychiatrist in a Navy Yard —Harold J. Harris 1036 Medical Holdovers at a U. S. Naval Training Center—Allen G. Brailey. . . 1042 Symptomatic Weak Feet in Naval Personnel —Clarence A. Splithoff 1045 CLINICAL NOTES Cinema Therapy in Amnesia; Report of a Case—E. Lyle Gage 1049 Varicose Veins of the Upper Extremity; Report of Two Cases—Samuel Candel 1052 Plastic Repair Following Scrotal Gangrene; Report of a Case—Gerald B. O'Connor 1060 Superimposed Upper Denture Used in Treatment of Extreme Prognathism; Report of a Case—Albert I. Monheim 1063 Treatment of Depressed Fracture of the Zygomatic Arch by the Gillies Method—George W. Christiansen and James L. Bradley 1066 Gas Gangrene Infection in Combat Area; Report of Thirteen Cases— Melvin E. Staehle and David D. Ruehlman 1069 MEDICAL AND SURGICAL DEVICES The Cargo Carrier M-29; Use in Casualty Evacuation —Justin J. Stein. . 1071 Medical Utilization of Amphibious Tractors —Joseph W. Kimbrough 1074 Conversion of Jeep Ambulance for All Types of Litters —Claude R. Bruner 1077 Flyproof Head for Field Use—Allen S. Johnson 1079 EDITORIALS Penicillin Failures 1083 Sump Pump Drainage 1084 Wholesale Wood Alcohol Poisoning 1086 BOOK NOTICES Damage Control, Kelly and 9 contributors —Emergency Surgery, Bailey— Operations of General Surgery, Orr—Orthopaedic Surgery, Mercer— Vital Statistics and Public Health Work in the Tropics, Edge —Health and Hygiene, Ackerman—Manual of Military Neuropsychiatry, Solomon and Yakovlev, with the collaboration of 11 doctors —Global Epidemiology, Simmons, Anderson, Horack, and collaborators —Malaria, Bispham—Diseases of the Digestive System, 48 contributors; edited by Partis—The Gastro-Intestinal Tract, Hodges —Plaster of Paris Technic, Geckeler —Hypertension and Hypertensive Disease, Goldring and Chasis 1088 PREVENTIVE MEDICINE Acute Methyl Alcohol Poisoning; Report of Eighteen Cases—Bernard M. Jacobson, Hollis K. Russell, Joseph J. Grimm, and Everett C. Fox 1099 Methyl Alcohol Poisoning; Report of Forty— Two Cases—Abraham Kaplan and Gerald V. Levreault 1107 Nitrobenzene Poisoning; Report of a Fatal Case—Jack V. Chambers and Francis J. O'Neill 1112 NOTES ON OUR RESERVE CONTRIBUTORS 1116
Number 6
PREFACE iii NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS iv SPECIAL ARTICLES Foreword to Symposium on Amputation; From the Naval Amputation Center, U. S. Naval Hospital, Mare Island, California—John P. Owen 1125 A. Early Care of Amputation Patients—Joseph M. Greer 1128 B. Definitive Surgical Management of Amputations — Henry H. Kessler 1133 C. Manufacture and Fitting of Artificial Limbs —Douglas D. Toffelmier and Matthew Laurence 1149 D. Plastic Surgery of Amputation Stumps — Gerald B. O'Connor and Henry H. Kessler 1167 E. Revision of Thigh Amputation —Paul F. Olson 1 180 F. Revision of Below-Knee Amputation Stumps — Orlando S. Nesting 1187 G. Painful Stumps and Their Treatment —Donald F. Coburn 1194 H. Rehabilitation of the Amputee—Henry H. Kessler 1196 Compression Dressing of Amputation Stumps—Duncan C. McKeever. . . . 1211 Transportation of Patients by Naval Air Transport Service —Joseph P. Pollard, Norman L. Yood, and Joseph G. McWilliams 1213 Intertrochanteric Fractures of the Femur; Early Care on a Hospital Ship—Harold Lusskin 1221 Atmospheric Blast Concussion; Medical Aspects —Ralph A. Klemm 1228 Wounds of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat —Frank P. Smart 1231 Thoracic Casualties From the Marianas —Herbert D. Adams 1234 Care of the Burn Casualty—Frank H. Wanamakcr 1239 Pneumonia in the U. S. Navy —1882-1942; Part II.—As Cause of Incapacitation and Mortality —Dean F. Smiley and Herbert A. Raskin. . . . 1245 CLINICAL NOTES Transient Complete Heart Block in a 17-Year-Old Male — T. Haynes Harvill 1263 Acute Pancreatic Edema With Stone in the Ampulla of Vater; Report of a Case—L. Kraeer Ferguson and Charles M. Thompson 1269 Comments on Casualties Aboard Assault Cargo Vessel; With Report of Two Thoracic Cases—Joseph D. Cuono 1273 Tropical Eosinophilia ; Report of a Case—William R. Hirst and William J. McCann 1277 Thyrotoxicosis Complicated by Hypothalamic and Duodenal Hemorrhage; Report of a Case—Harold Wood and Joseph H. Hamm 1282 MEDICAL AND SURGICAL DEVICES First -Aid Kit for Aviation Personnel —M. C. Shelesnyak 1284 Wet-Film X-ray Viewing Room —Leo H. Garland and Milo T. Harris 1288 Headrest for Navy Operating Table —E. Lyle Gage 1291 Technic for Removing Foreign Bodies from Cornea—Alvan G. Foraker 1293 EDITORIALS Etiology of Shock ; Fibrinolysin (?) 1295 Rehabilitation of Amputees 1297 BOOK NOTICES Surgery of the Hand, Bunnell —Principles and Practice of Surgery, Babcock, with the collaboration of 37 members of the faculty of Temple University—Modern Clinical Syphilology, Stokes, Beerman, and Ingraham, Jr. —The Diagnosis and Treatment of Acute Medical Disorders, Murphy—An Outline of Tropical Medicine, Saphir—Practical Neurological Diagnosis, Spurling—Foster Home Care for Mental Patients, Crutcher —And Now to Live Again, Barton —Normal Lives for the Disabled, Yost, in collaboration with Gilbreth —Essentials of Pharmacology and Materia Medica for Nurses, Gilbert and Moody—Taber's Dictionary of Gynecology and Obstetrics, Taber, with the collaboration of Castallo —A Bibliography of Aviation Medicine Supplement, Hoff, Hoff, and Fulton—An Introduction to Public Health, Mustard 1299 PREVENTIVE MEDICINE Determination of Welding Fumes in Ship Construction —John F. Ege, Jr., and Leslie Silverman 1309
NOTES ON OUR RESERVE CONTRIBUTORS 1325 INDEX, Volume 44, Nos. 1 through 6 (January, February, March, April, May, and June 1945) 1332
Subjects: World War II; aviation medicine; submarine medicine; influenza; psychiatry; antibiotics; alcoholism; radiology; cardiology; anesthesia; burns; dentistry; malaria; dermatology; tropical medicine; psychiatry; filariasis; scurvy; dengue; blood transfusion; venereal disease; sexually-transmitted diseases; aviation medicine; submarine medicine; influenza; psychiatry; antibiotics; alcoholism; radiology; cardiology; anesthesia; burns; dentistry; hospital ship; venereal disease; sexually-transmitted dieseases; aviation medicine; submarine medicine; influenza; psychiatry; antibiotics; alcoholism; radiology; cardiology; anesthesia; burns; dentistry |
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