Volume 30; Issue 118 Archives - British Journal of Surgery

Volume 30; Issue 118

1st October 1942

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Non‐penetrating injuries of the abdomen with reports on two cases. BJS 1942; 30: 107-112.

Authors: Desmond O'Callaghan

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Further contributions to the causation and treatment of duodenal ulcer and its complications. BJS 1942; 30: 113-125.

Authors: T. H. Somervell

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Pelvic dislocations. BJS 1942; 30: 126-132.

Authors: R. G. Taylor

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Report of four cases of œsophageal carcinoma treated by excision. BJS 1942; 30: 132-141.

Authors: P. R. Allison

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Two cases of successful removal of the thoracic œsophagus for carcinoma. BJS 1942; 30: 141-146.

Authors: R. H. Franklin

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Cardio‐œsophageal resection for tumour of the cardia report of a successful case. BJS 1942; 30: 146-150.

Authors: R. C. Brock

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Aneurym of the splenic artery: With an account of an example complicating Gaucher’s disease. BJS 1942; 30: 151-160.

Authors: Sheila P. V. Sherlock, J. R. Learmonth

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Lingual thyroid a report of a case with unusual histology. BJS 1942; 30: 160-165.

Authors: H. Wapshaw

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A horseshoe and a supernumerary kidney a triple kidney with a horseshoe component. BJS 1942; 30: 165-168.

Authors: Howard G. Hanley

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A case of exomphalos successfully treated by operation. BJS 1942; 30: 168-169.

Authors: Leonard Ley

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A case of osteitis fibrosa cystica with parathyroid tumour. BJS 1942; 30: 169-175.

Authors: C. A. Royde

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Carcinomatous change in ‘mixed’ salivary gland tumours, with a report of two cases. BJS 1942; 30: 175-178.

Authors: Rupert Vaughan Hudson, Rodney Smith, C. P. Smith

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Severe burns associated with duodenal ulceration. BJS 1942; 30: 178-179.

Authors: J. R. M. Whigham

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osteochondromata of tendon ‐ sheaths. A case arising from the flexor sheath of the index finger. BJS 1942; 30: 179-180.

Authors: J. A. Shepherd

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Gastric diverticulum. BJS 1942; 30: 180-181.

Authors: McNeill Love

Leading article

“The British Journal of Surgery” in the stress of war. BJS 1942; 30: 181-182.

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Synopsis of the preparation and after‐care of surgical patients. By Hugh C. Ilgenfritz, A.B., M.D., Rawley M. Penick, jun., Ph.B., M.D., F.A.C.S., and Urban Maes, M.D., D.Sc., F.A.C.S., Louisiana State University of Medicine. 7¾ × 4¾ in. Pp. 532, with 55 illustration. 1942. London: Henry Kimpton. 25s. net. BJS 1942; 30: 183-184.

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Surgery of modern warfare. Edited by Hamilton Bailey, F.R.C.S., Surgeon, Royal Northern Hospital, London; etc. Second edition (complete in two volumes). 9¾ × 6⅝ in. Volume I. Compiled by 43 Contributors. Pp. 480 + xvi, with 375 illustrations, many in colour. 1942. Edinburgh: E. & S. Livingstone. 40s. net. BJS 1942; 30: 183-183.

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The history and evolution of surgical instruments. By Dr. C. J. S. Thompson. With a Foreword by Dr. Chauncey D. Leake. 10⅜ × 6⅞ in. Pp. 113, with 115 illustrations. 1942. New York: Schuman’s. Price not given. BJS 1942; 30: 183-183.

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Demonstrations of physical signs in clinical surgery. By Hamilton Bailey, F.R.C.S. (Eng.), Surgeron, Royal Northern Hospital, London; etc. Eighth edition. 8⅞ × 6 in. Pp. 336 + xii, with 455 illustrations, a number in colour. 1942. Bristol: John Wright & Sons Ltd. 25s. net. BJS 1942; 30: 183-183.

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The 1941 year book of industrial and orthopædic surgery. Edited by Charles F. Painter, M.D., Orthopædic Surgeon to the Massachusetts Women’s Hospital and Beth Israel Hospital, Boston. 7 × 4⅝ in. Pp. 432, with 353 illustration. 1942. Chicago: The Year Book Publishers, Inc. 83.00. BJS 1942; 30: 184-184.

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Pathology and treatment of war wounds. By Sir Almroth E. Wright, M.D., F.R.S., Director of the Inoculation Department and Principal of the Institute of Pathology and Research, St. Mary’s Hospital, London; Consultant Physician to the Army in France, 1914–1918. 9¾ × 7⅜ in. Pp. 208 + viii, with 8 illustrations. 1942. London: Williams Heinemann (Medical Books) Ltd. 21s. net. BJS 1942; 30: 184-184.

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Surgical practice of the lahey clinic. By Frank H. Lahey and members of the Staff of the Lahey Clinic. 9⅛ × 6 in. Pp. 897 + xii, with 376 illustrations. 1942. Philadelphia and London: W. B. Saunders Co. 50s. net. BJS 1942; 30: 184-184.

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Epilepsy and cerebral localization. A Study of the Mechanisms, Treatment and Prevention of Epileptic Seizures. By Wilder Penfield, Litt. B., M.D., D.Sc., and Theodore C. Erickson, M.A., M.Sc., M.D., Ph.D. Chapter XIV, Electroencephalography, by Herbert H. Jasper, Ph.D.; Chapter XX, Psychological Studies of Patients with Epileptic Seizures, by M. R. Harrower‐Erickson, Ph.D. 10 × 6½ in Pp. 623 + x, with 163 illustration. 1942. London: Baillière, Tindall & Cox. 44s. net. BJS 1942; 30: 184-184.

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Wounds and fractures. A Clinical Guide to Civil and Military Practice. By H. Winnett Orr, M.D., F.A.C.S. 10 × 6½ in. Pp. 227 + xii, with 137 illustrations. 1942. London: Baillière, Tindall & Cox. 27s. 6d. net. BJS 1942; 30: 185-186.

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The management of fractures, dislocations, and sprains. By John Albert Key, B.S., M.D., St. Louis, Mo., and H. Earle Conwell, M.D., F.A.C.S., Birmingham, Ala. Third edition. 10 × 6¾ in. Pp. 1303, with 1259 illustrations. 1942. London: Henry Kimpton. 63s. net. BJS 1942; 30: 185-185.

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The foot and ankle. Their Injuries, Diseases, Deformities, and Disabilities, with Special Application to Military Practice. By Philip Lewin, M.D., F.A.C.S. Second edition. 9¼ × 5⅞ in. Pp. 665, with 304 illustrations. 1941. London: Henry Kimpton. 42s. net. BJS 1942; 30: 185-185.

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Hippocratic medicine. Its Spirit and Method. By William Arthur Heidel. 8 × 5⅜ in. Pp. 149 + xviii. 1941. New York: Columbia University Press (London: Oxford University Press). 13s. 6d. net. BJS 1942; 30: 186-187.

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Orbital tumours. Results following the Transcranial Operative Attack. By Walter E. Dandy. 9¼ × 6⅛ in. Pp. 168 + xx, with 100 illustrations. 1942. London: H. K. Lewis & Co. 25s. net. BJS 1942; 30: 186-186.

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The life and teaching of Sir William Macewen. A Chapter in the History of Surgery. By A. K. Bowman, Regional Medical Officer to the Department of Health for Scotland. 9⅝ × 6 in. Pp. 425 + xii. 1942. London, Edinburgh, Glasgow: William Hodge & Co. Ltd. 21s. net. BJS 1942; 30: 186-186.

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A descriptive atlas of radiographs. An Aid to Modern Clinical Methods. By A. P. Bertwistle, M.B., Ch.B., F.R.C.S. (Edin.). Fifth edition, revised and enlarged. 9¾ × 7¼ in. Pp. 584 + xxxii, with 878 illustrations. 1942. London: Henry Kimpton. 42s. net. BJS 1942; 30: 187-187.

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Aids to surgery. By Cecil A. Joll, M.S., (Lond.), M.D. (Bris.), B.Sc. (Lond.), F.R.C.S., Senior Surgeon and Lecturer on Surgery to the Royal Free Hospital, etc.; and Reginald C. B. Ledlie, M.B., B.S. (Lond.), F.R.C.S. (Eng.), Surgeon to the Royal Cancer Hospital; etc. Seventh edition. 6¼ × 4 in. Pp. 654 + xi, with 58 illustrations. 1942. London: Baillière, Tindall & Cox. 10s. net. BJS 1942; 30: 187-187.

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After‐treatment. A Guide to General Practitioners, House‐Officers, Ward‐Sisters and Dressers in the Care of Patients after Operation. By H. J. B. Atkins, D.M., M.Ch. (Oxon.), F.R.C.S. (Eng.), Assistant Surgeon to Guy’s Hospital. 8¾ × 5⅝ in. Pp. 252 + xiv, with 47 illustrations. 1942. Oxford: Blackwell Scientific Publications Ltd. 15s. net. BJS 1942; 30: 187-187.

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Book notices. BJS 1942; 30: 188-188.

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The abdominal surgery of ‘total war’. BJS 1942; 30: 89-107.

Authors: Gordon Gordon‐Taylor

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