Case Report
Malunion of the Femur Treated by Group Psychotherapy and Psychodrama: Case Report
This case report illustrates the use of group psychotherapy and psychodrama to resolve a family situation.
SMJ // September 1962, Volume 55 - Issue 9
Case Report
Spontaneous Decompression of Portal Hypertension
Editorial
“Lifetime Learning for Physicians”
Original Article
Reflux – A Five Year Survey
Much deserved attention is being paid to obstruction in the urinary tract, commonly of congenital origin, and its part in renal disease of later life. The authors have added valuable observation to this field in terms of the significance of reflux and the prognostic value of abnormalities even in the…
Original Article
Fundamentals in the Care of Burns
The author describes the basic principles which should be kept in mind by the doctor responsible for the treatment of a burn.
Original Article
Fractures of the Femur in Children
The author considers fractures of the several parts of the femur, and the results of treatment.
Original Article
Fungal Infections of the External Ear Canal
The authors discuss the significance of fungal infections of the external ear canal. Their contributions to the management of such infections are of high order and call for confirmative studies by others interested in this phase of otologic practice.
Original Article
Urinary Incontinence in the Male
The author reviews the anatomic and physiologic factors in normal micturition. Then he moves on to consider urinary incontinence, its causes and management.
Original Article
Fissure in Ano – A Complication of Anusitis
This paper considers the pathogenesis of fissure in ano, and discusses its active treatment and prophylaxis.
Original Article
Prophylactic Management of Progressive Myopia
The author suggests that preventive treatment be attempted in myopia by the use of cycloplegics.
Original Article
The Use of the Artificial Kidney in Urologic Disorders
The artificial kidney has offered itself as a remarkable tool in the management of tubular necrosis. Many a person is now alive because of it. The authors, however, discuss other indications for its use, especially in the management of anuria due to obstruction in the urinary tract and permitting curative…
Original Article
A Concept of Medical Service in Industry
Occupational or industrial medicine is a rapidly expanding field. Here many a family physician can find interesting and stimulating adventures in the prevention of disease.
Original Article
The Use of Sanders Neurotoxoid I (Modified Snake Venom) in the Treatment of Recurrent Herpes Simplex of the Cornea: Progress Report
Over the years, snake venom has been used as a nonspecific agent in inflammations of one type or another with the hope of stimulating antibody formation. The authors, in their preliminary observations, find encouragement in the treatment of recurrent herpes of the cornea. Much work, and especially with controls, will…
Original Article
Anesthesia for Peroral Endoscopy
The anesthesiologist should give careful consideration to the choice of anesthesia for endoscopic procedures. This is so essential to avoid compromising the airway.
Original Article
Clinicopathologic Conferences Duke University School of Medicine
Original Article
Chondrosarcoma of the Pelvis and Shoulder Girdle
The authors consider the prognosis and management of osteochondromas. They report four cases treated by regional excision.
Original Article
Management of Urinary Stress Incontinence by Means of Vesicourethral Suspension
The authors review their clinical results with this procedure. They believe their results have been good and unattended by complications of serious consequence.
Original Article
The Practicing Physician and Occupational Medicine
The author discusses the needs of physicians in industrial or occupational medicine and makes suggestions relative to recruitment and enlightening management to its needs in this sphere.
