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Journal of Mental Science, Volume 82 - Issue 336 - January 1936

5. Pathology and Biochemistry

Part III.—Epitome of Current Literature

Chlorides in Meningitis. (Rev. Franc. Pediat., vol. x, pp. 204–17, 1934.) Finkelstein, L. O., and Merson, F. S.

Cerebral Origin of Abnormal Sodium Chloride Metabolism. (Deutsch. Arch. klin. Med., vol. clxxvii, pp. 29–39, 1934.) Molnar, I., and Gruber, Z.

Chemical and Spectrographic Comparative Investigations on the Vitamin C Contents of Brain, Cerebro-spinal Fluid and Serum. (Zeitschr. Physiol. Chem., vol. ccxxxiv, pp. 131–45, 1935) Plaut, F., Bülow, M., and Pruckner, F.

Histological Aspects of the Pineal Gland with Reference to Pregnancy Aspetti istologici della pineale in rapporto allo stato gravidico]. (Riv. di Pat. Nerv. e. Ment., vol. xlv, p. 555, May-June, 1935.) Desogus, V.

Gliosis of the Occipital Lobes in the Choreas. (Amer. Journ. Psychiat., vol. xcii, p. 361, Sept., 1935.) Davison, C.

Diffuse Cortical Contusion of the Occipital Lobe. (Arch, of Pathol., vol. xx, p. 523, Oct., 1935.) Courville, C. B.

The Sedimentation Rate in Water-produced Hyperthyroidism [Sul comportamento della velocitá di sedimentazione dei globuli rossi del sangue nel'ipertiroidismo da causa idrica). (Il Cervello, vol. xiv, p. 181, July, 1935.) Caserta, R.

Neuroglia in Experimental Lesions [Comportamento della neuroglia cerebrale del cane in seguito a lisioni sperimentali]. (Riv. Sper. di Freniat., vol. lix, p. 553, Sept., 1935.) Canziani, G.

Histological Changes of the Central Nervous System in Experimental Ammonia Poisoning. (Deutsch. Zentralbl. ges. gericht. Med., vol. xxv, pp. 102–11, 1935) Faze has, I. G.

Inactivation of Poliomyelitis Virus in Vitro by Crystalline Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid). (Journ. Exper. Med., vol. lxii, pp. 517–21, 1935.) Jungeblut, C. W.

The Composition of the Lipoids of the Encephalo-spinal Nerve Centres as Influenced by Neurotropic Substances (Free and Esterized Cholesterol in the Spinal Medulla). (Arch. Fisiol., vol. xxxiv, pp. 487–90, 1935.) Biancalani, G. S.

6. Pharmacology and Treatment

Part III.—Epitome of Current Literature

The Eye and Nictitating Membrane in Deep Dial Anæsthesia. (Journ. Physiol., vol. lxxxiii, p. 29, 1935.) Bond, M., and Briscoe, G.

Theories of Narcosis of Meyer, Overton, Kurt Meyer, Traube and Warburg: a Reply to Kurt Meyer. (Biochem. Zeitschr., vol. cclxxix, pp. 166–73, 1935) Traube, I.

Peripheral Action of Barbiturates. (Science, vol. lxxxii, p. 232, 1935.) Koppanyi, T., Linegar, C. R., and Dille, J. M.

Sedatives in Acute Cerebral Trauma. (Med. Journ. Australia, vol. ii, pp. 109–13, 1935.) Phillips, G.

Treatment of Schizophrenia with Prolonged Narcosis. (Psychiat. Quart., vol. ix, p. 386, July, 1935.) Hoch, P.

The use of Hypertonic Sucrose Solution Intravenously to Reduce Cerebro-spinal Fluid Pressure without a Secondary Rise. (Amer. Journ. Physiol., vol. cxii, pp. 82–96, 1935.) Bullock, L. T., Gregersen, M. I., and Kinney, R.

Treatment of Myopathies with Amino-acids. (Calcutta Med. Journ., vol. xxx, pp. 32–5, 1935) Roy, B.C., and Chatterjee, D.N.

Alcoholism. (Clin. Med. Surg., vol. xlii, pp. 423–6, 1935.) Ostromislensky, I. I.

The Action of Mussel Poison on the Nervous System. (Australian Journ. Exper. Biol. Med. Sci., vol. xiii, pp. 79–94, 1935.) Kellaway, C. H.

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Journal of Mental Science, Volume 82 - Issue 336 - January 1936

5. Pathology and Biochemistry

Part III.—Epitome of Current Literature

6. Pharmacology and Treatment

Part III.—Epitome of Current Literature