Volume 32; Issue 125 Archives - British Journal of Surgery

Volume 32; Issue 125

1st July 1944

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The effect of ligation on infection of the patent ductus arteriosus. BJS 1944; 32: 1-12.

Authors: Oswald S. Tubbs

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Maydl’s hernia. BJS 1944; 32: 100-101.

Authors: Milroy Paul

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A case of reversed rotation of the mid‐gut and intestinal obstruction. BJS 1944; 32: 101-103.

Authors: Maxwell Ellis

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The result of operative repair of severe acromio‐clavicular dislocation. BJS 1944; 32: 103-105.

Authors: A. N. Birkett

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A fatal case of traumatic thrombosis of the internal carotid artery. BJS 1944; 32: 105-107.

Authors: G. B. Northcroft, A. D. Morgan

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Emergency surgery. By Hamilton Bailey, F.R.C.S. (Eng.), Surgeon, Royal Northern Hospital, London; etc. Fifth edition. 8 7/8 × 5 7/8 in. Pp. 969 + viii, with 1039 illustrations, a large number in colour. 1944. Bristol: John Wright & Sons Ltd. 75s. net. BJS 1944; 32: 107-107.

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Fractures of the jaws and other facial bones. By Glenn Major, B.S., A.M., M.S., Ph.D., D.D.S., M.D., F.A.C.S., Pittsburgh. With chapters on Radiographic Technic by Lester M. J. Freedman, B.S., M.D., and War Aspects of Jaw Fractures by Arthur Dick, D.D.S., M.D. 9 3/4 × 6 3/4 in. Pp. 446, with 225 illustrations. 1943. London: Henry Kimpton. 37s. 6d. net. BJS 1944; 32: 107-107.

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Orthopædic surgery. By Walter Mercer, M.B., Ch.B., F.R.C.S. (Edin.), F.R.S. (Edin.), Assistant Surgeon, Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh; etc. with a Foreword by Sir John Fraser, Bart., K.C.V.O. Third edition. 8 7/8 × 5 5/8 in. Pp. 947 + xi, with 415 illustrations. 1943. London: Edward Arnold & Co. 45s. net. BJS 1944; 32: 108-108.

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Medical clinics on bone diseases. A Text and Atlas. By I. Snapper, M.D., formerly Professor of Medicine, Peiping Union Medical College, Peiping, China. 10 7/8 × 8 1/2 in. Pp. 225 + ix, with 30 Plates. 1943. New York: Interscience Publishers, Inc. (London: H. K. Lewis & Co. Ltd.). 67s. 6d. net. BJS 1944; 32: 108-108.

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Book notices. BJS 1944; 32: 108-108.

Leading article

Editorial. BJS 1944; 32: 109-109.

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Army progress with penicilin. BJS 1944; 32: 110-111.

Authors: L. T. Poole

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The principles of penicillin treatment. BJS 1944; 32: 112-116.

Authors: H. W. Florey, M. A. Jennings

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Bacteriological methods in connexion with penicillin treatment. BJS 1944; 32: 117-124.

Authors: L. P. Garrod, N. G. Heatley

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War surgery in the Royal Air Force. BJS 1944; 32: 12-24.

Authors: Stanford Cade

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Application of penicillin to war wounds. BJS 1944; 32: 124-129.

Authors: J. S. Jefferey

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The bacteriological examination of wounds treated with penicillin. BJS 1944; 32: 129-131.

Authors: Scott Thomson

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The treatment of flesh wound by early secondary suture and penicillin. BJS 1944; 32: 132-139.

Authors: F. H. Bentley

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Early closure of soft tissue wounds with chemotherapeutic agents. A comparative study of sulphanilamide and penicillin. BJS 1944; 32: 140-143.

Authors: James J. Mason Brown

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Battle casualty fractures in italy treatment with penicillin. BJS 1944; 32: 144-147.

Authors: J. S. Jeffrey

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On the use of penicillin to control infection in open fractures of the femur interim reprot. BJS 1944; 32: 147-154.

Authors: Ronald Furlong, John M. P. Clark

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Battle casualty fractures of the femur: Treatment with penicillin. BJS 1944; 32: 154-158.

Authors: R. J. B. McEwan, J. G. Bickerton

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Gas gangrene in Italy a study of 33 cases treated with penicillin. BJS 1944; 32: 159-167.

Authors: J. S. Jeffrey, Scott Thomson

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Treatment of clostridial infections with penicillin. BJS 1944; 32: 168-176.

Authors: Elliott C. Cutlerc, William R. Sandusky

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Intrapleural penicillin in penetrating wounds of the chest. BJS 1944; 32: 176-179.

Authors: W. F. Nicholson, C. R. Stevenson

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Penicillin in the treatment of war wounds of the chest. BJS 1944; 32: 179-198.

Authors: A. L. D'Abreu, J. W. Litchfield, Scott Thomson

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Penicillin in head and spinal wounds. BJS 1944; 32: 199-207.

Authors: Hugh Cairns

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Observations on the prophylactic use of penicillin in the wounds of aerial warfare. BJS 1944; 32: 207-211.

Authors: Elliott C. Cutler, Paul C. Morton, William R. Sandusky

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Penicillin therapy in gonorrhœa. A report of 1000 cases of sulphonamide‐resistant gonorrhœa and 100 cases of acute gonorrhœa previously untreated. BJS 1944; 32: 211-214.

Authors: John N. Robinson

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Penicillin therapy for syphilis. BJS 1944; 32: 214-217.

Authors: C. R. Wise, D. M. Pillsbury

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Bibiliography on penicillin. BJS 1944; 32: 217-224.

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The treatment of burns and wounds with skin loss by the envelope method. BJS 1944; 32: 24-32.

Authors: R. P. Osborne

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The diagnosis of the depth of skin destruction in burns and its bearing on treatment. BJS 1944; 32: 32-35.

Authors: David H. Patey, R. W. Scarff

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Recent advances in the treatment of carcinoma of the mouth and jaws. BJS 1944; 32: 35-43.

Authors: T. H. Somervell

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Injuries of the urinary bladder. BJS 1944; 32: 44-49.

Authors: J. Cosbie Ross

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Intraperitoneal chemotherapy. BJS 1944; 32: 49-65.

Authors: R. H. Gardiner

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Shock: A consideration of its nature and treatment. BJS 1944; 32: 66-74.

Authors: J. E. Dunphy

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Cholesteatoma of the petrous bone. BJS 1944; 32: 75-78.

Authors: Joe Pennybacker

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Adenal neuroblastoma. BJS 1944; 32: 78-83.

Authors: T. A. Ogilvie

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Local sulphanilamide treatment of fresh wounds in complete plasters. BJS 1944; 32: 83-84.

Authors: Jean Orr‐Ewing, J. C. Scott, F. H. Masina, J. Trueta, A. D. Gardner

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Miniature scar‐carcinoma of the lung and the “upper sulcus tumour” of Pancoast. BJS 1944; 32: 85-90.

Authors: Illtyd James, Walter Pagel

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Adrenal virilism report of a case with unusual features. BJS 1944; 32: 90-99.

Authors: N. G. B. McLetchie

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