SMJ // February 1965, Volume 58 - Issue 2
Case Report
Primary Fibrosarcoma of the Liver
Case Report
Cerebral Abscess due to Actinomyces Israeli
Case Report
Cervical Pregnancy: Diagnosis and Management
Editorial
The “Military” Pediatrician
Original Article
Medical Preparedness for an Impending Disaster
Original Article
Corneal Ulcer Due to Pseudomonas Aeruginosa: Treatment with Subconjunctival Colistin
The authors consider a new drug as an alternate to other antibiotics if this organism becomes resistant to the other bactericidal drugs.
Original Article
The Bromide Hazard
Though the older generation of physicians is well aware of the toxic effects of the bromides, the younger one, never having prescribed them, is not sufficiently aware of these effects and the fact that they continue to be used in proprietary preparations sold across the counter.
Original Article
The Pentec Vaporizer for Administering Methoxyflurane Anesthesia
The authors show the need of calibrating vaporizers for anesthetics so their delivery of the agent may be known.
Original Article
Is Tonsillectomy as Practiced Today an Adequate Procedure? A Laboratory, Clinical and Questionnaire Study
The author considers the operation and its results. His study emphasizes the need for clear-cut indications so the effectiveness of the operation can be judged. He also considers the factor contributing to the regrowth of tonsillar tissue.
Original Article
The Effect of Antacid and Anticholinergic Drugs on Secretion of Gastrin and Hydrochloric Acid in Dogs with Heidenhain and Pavlov Pouches
The authors evaluate experimentally the effect of drugs commonly used in treating peptic ulcer upon the production of gastric secretions. They not only seem to be ineffective under those Circumstances but even may stimulate increased secretion.
Original Article
Liver and Kidney Damage After Anesthesia
The authors describe in detail the clinical and pathologic aspects of toxicity to the liver and kidneys by anesthetics. In one halothane was the anesthetic used, in the other vinyl ether.
Original Article
Difficulties in the Diagnosis of the Zollinger-Ellison Syndrome
The authors, by example, show that the diagnosis of this syndrome may be missed at laparotomy.
Original Article
Mechanism of Pain in Osteoid Osteomas
The authors believe the nerves which accompany the blood vessels of this lesion are derived from the autonomic nervous system and respond with pain as the result of vascular pressure.
Original Article
The Use of Photocoagulation in the Treatment of Retinal Separation
This modality has been introduced recently as a method of treatment for retinal separation. The technic involved, and advantages and disadvantages of this method have been presented.
Original Article
Metronidazole in the Treatment of Vaginal Trichomoniasis: Hematologic, Neurologic, and Long-Term Clinical Evaluations
This trichomonacide continues to be effective by the oral route as shown by extended follow-up studies. Careful observations reveal no – toxicity and side effects of only a minor nature.
Original Article
Ecthyma Contagiosum (Orf)
Another two cases of this viral disease have been described with the characteristic pathologic lesions, containing intracellular inclusion bodies.
Original Article
Possible Role of Aldehyde Metabolites in the Aging Processes of Connective Tissue
Much research is underway in the hope of reaching an understanding of what is implied biologically in the so-called aging process. This report deals with one such study— the effect of certain metabolites upon connective tissue.
Original Article
Clinical Experience With Organ Transplantation
The authors have had an exceptional experience in the transplantations of organs in humans. This paper clearly indicates the current status in this area of medical experimentation.
Original Article
A Study of Children With Communication Problems Associated With Maternal Rubella
Hearing loss as one of the complications of maternal rubella in the first trimester of pregnancy is not found early as are cataracts, congenital heart disease and other complications. Audiologic examinations need be done in older children.
Original Article
The Safety of Surgical Operations During Pregnancy
The author finds that surgical operations may be carried out safely during pregnancy. The need of using hormonal therapy to protect the pregnancy seems unnecessary.
Original Article
Bone-Conduction Thresholds Obtained by Placement on the Forehead
Bone-conduction is of aid in coming to a conclusion relative to the nature of the loss of hearing. Current studies deal with the most satisfactory site for placing the stimulating instrument.
Original Article
Anesthesia for Suspension Laryngoscopy: Experience With 552 Cases
The author describes his technic of anesthesia for this method of laryngoscopy whether for diagnostic or operative procedures.
Original Article
Ultraviolet Light in the Treatment of Indolent Ulcers
The authors have reconsidered the evidence for healing effects of ultraviolet rays and their application in several instances of indolent ulcers.
