Volume 72; Issue 2 Archives - British Journal of Surgery

Volume 72; Issue 2

1st February 1985

Article

Cannibalization of a Gore‐tex aortohepatic graft by the duodenum. BJS 1985; 72: 101-101.

Authors: J. R. T. Monson, D. F. Courtney, N. A. G. Jones, R. C. Kester

Article

Increased efficiency of transfusion practice in routine surgery using pre‐operative antibody screening and selective ordering with an abbreviated crossmatch. BJS 1985; 72: 102-104.

Authors: Helen Dodsworth, H. A. F. Dudley

Article

A 30‐year survey of pulmonary embolism verified at autopsy: An analysis of 1274 surgical patients. BJS 1985; 72: 105-108.

Authors: D. Bergqvist, B. Lindblad

Article

Tunnelling device for CAPD catheters. BJS 1985; 72: 108-108.

Authors: P. K. Donnelly, G. Proud, R. M. R. Taylor

Article

Abdominal aortic aneurysms in Western Australia: Descriptive epidemiology and patterns of rupture. BJS 1985; 72: 109-112.

Authors: W. M. Castleden, J. C. Mercer

Article

Announcements. BJS 1985; 72: 112-112.

Article

Familial aortic aneurysms: Serum concentrations of triglyceride, cholesterol, HDL‐cholesterol and (VLDL + LDL)‐cholesterol. BJS 1985; 72: 113-116.

Authors: Ö. Norrgård, K.‐A. Ängquist, O. Johnson

Article

A study of the mechanical properties of fresh and preserved human femoral vein wall and valve cusps. BJS 1985; 72: 117-119.

Authors: J. S. Ackroyd, M. Pattison, N. L. Browse

Article

Selective visceral angiography for unexplained acute gastrointestinal bleeding in a district general hospital. BJS 1985; 72: 120-122.

Authors: Anna C. Athow, Louise Sheppard, D. E. Sibson

Article

Vascular occlusion in the pathogenesis of complicated amoebic colitis: Evidence for an hypothesis. BJS 1985; 72: 123-127.

Authors: F. M. Luvuno, Z. Mtshali, L. W. Baker

Article

An atraumatic method of tunnelling cuffed central venous catheters. BJS 1985; 72: 127-127.

Authors: M. Mughal, R. White, S. Pettit

Article

Deranged liver blood flow patterns in the detection of liver metastases. BJS 1985; 72: 128-130.

Authors: S. H. Leveson, P. A. Wiggins, G. R. Giles, A. Parkin, P. J. Robinson

Article

Electrophysiological and manometric assessment of the pelvic floor in the solitary rectal ulcer syndrome. BJS 1985; 72: 131-133.

Authors: S. J. Snooks, R. J. Nicholls, M. M. Henry, M. Swash

Article

Re‐routing of the track for the treatment of high anal and anorectal fistulae. BJS 1985; 72: 134-137.

Authors: C. V. Mann, M. A. Clifton

Article

A randomized trial of oral 5‐fluorouracil versus placebo as adjuvant therapy in colorectal cancer Dukes’ B and C: Results after 5 years observation time. BJS 1985; 72: 138-141.

Authors: L. Hafström, C.‐M. Rudenstam, L. Domellöf

Article

Announcements. BJS 1985; 72: 141-141.

Article

Changing patterns in colostomy closure: The Bristol experience 1975‐1982. BJS 1985; 72: 142-145.

Authors: M. E. Foster, D. J. Leaper, R. C. N. Williamson

Article

R2/3 gastrectomy for gastric carcinoma: An audited experience of a consecutive series. BJS 1985; 72: 146-148.

Authors: R. T. Diggory, A. Cuschieri

Article

Truncal vagotomy and drainage: A comparison of elective and emergency operations. BJS 1985; 72: 149-151.

Authors: C. G. Clark, A. Fresini, J. G. C. Araujo, F. Moore, P. B. Boulos

Article

Authors’ response: Reply from Mr R. G. Willis et al.. BJS 1985; 72: 152-152.

Authors: R. G. Willis, W. C. Lawson, E. M. Hoare, R. D. Kingston, P. A. Sykes

Article

Bile bacteria and sepsis in biliary surgery. BJS 1985; 72: 152-152.

Authors: A. V. Pollock

Article

Authors’ response: Reply from T. G. Brennan and J. Stewart. BJS 1985; 72: 152-152.

Authors: T. G. Brennan, J. Stewart

Article

Management of acute large bowel obstruction. BJS 1985; 72: 152-152.

Authors: A. Grundy

Article

Authors′ response: Reply from P. D. Miller et al.. BJS 1985; 72: 153-153.

Authors: P. D. Miller, M. O. Corcoran, M. Hobsley

Article

First cleft branchial fistulae. BJS 1985; 72: 153-153.

Authors: M. A. R. Al Fallouji

Correspondence

Dilatation of benign oesophageal strictures. BJS 1985; 72: 153-153.

Authors: A. Watson

Correspondence

Authors′ response: Reply from C. J. Stoddard et al.. BJS 1985; 72: 153-154.

Authors: C. J. Stoddard, J. M. Simms

Correspondence

Infusion cholecystography. BJS 1985; 72: 154-154.

Authors: K. R. Poskitt, I. F. Lane, A. D. Taylor, T. Cooke

Correspondence

Authors′ response: Reply from Miss E. H. Dykes et al.. BJS 1985; 72: 154-154.

Authors: Evelyn H. Dykes, I. Stewart, C. S. McArdle

Correspondence

Long saphenous incompetence as a cause of venous ulceration. BJS 1985; 72: 154-155.

Authors: D. Negus

Correspondence

Authors′ response: Reply from Mr S. G. Darke. BJS 1985; 72: 155-155.

Authors: S. G. Darke

Article

Colon and rectal surgery. Marvin L. Corman. 260 × 210 mm. Pp. 784 + xx. Illustrated in black and white and colour. 1984. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & Co. $85.00. BJS 1985; 72: 156-156.

Authors: N. S. Williams

Article

Colorectal surgery. Sir Edward Hughes, A. M. Cuthbertson and M. K. Killingback. 250 × 190 mm. Pp. 433 + x. Illustrated. 1984. Edinburgh: Churchill Livingstone. £37.00. BJS 1985; 72: 156-156.

Authors: P. F. Schofield

Article

The scientific management of surgical patients. Richard M. Peters, Erle E. Peacock, Jr., and John R. Benfield. 260 × 185 mm. Pp. 499 + xxii. Illustrated. 1983. Boston: Little Brown & Co. $60.50. BJS 1985; 72: 156-156.

Authors: A. Cuschieri

Article

Tutorials in surgery 4. Surgical Pathology I. F. G. Smiddy and P. N. Cowen. 220 × 140 mm. Pp. 238 + ix. Illustrated. 1984. London: Pitman Publishing Ltd. £14.50. BJS 1985; 72: 156-156.

Authors: J. L. Craven

Article

Scott: An aid to clinical surgery. Third edition. H. A. F. Dudley and B. P. Waxman. 245 × 190 mm. Pp. 306. Illustrated. 1984. Edinburgh: Churchill Livingstone. £4.95. BJS 1985; 72: 156-156.

Authors: J. McFarland

Article

Mnemonics and tactics in surgery and medicine. Second edition. J. J. Shipman. 165 × 105 mm. Pp. 339 + xii. Not illustrated. 1984. London: Lloyd‐Luke (Medical Books). £6.50. BJS 1985; 72: 157-157.

Authors: G. J. Hadfield

Article

Jamieson’s first notebook of head injury. Third edition. B. North. 215 × 140 mm. Pp. 116 + ix. Illustrated. 1984. Sevenoaks: The Butterworth Group. £6.00. BJS 1985; 72: 157-157.

Authors: G. Teasdale

Article

La Chirurgie de l’artere vertebrale. R. Devin. 245 × 160 mm. Pp. 124. Illustrated. 1984. Paris: Masson. 195F. BJS 1985; 72: 157-157.

Authors: J. A. Marston

Article

Management of diabetic foot problems. George P. Kozak, Carl S. Hoar Jr, John L. Rowbotham, Frank C. Wheelock, Gary W. Gibbons and David Campbell. 265 × 185 mm. Pp. 250 + xvii. Illustrated. 1984. Eastbourne: W. B. Saunders. £43.50. BJS 1985; 72: 157-157.

Authors: L. P. Le Quesne

Article

Disorders of hemostasis. Oscar D. Ratnoff and Charles D. Forbes. 260 × 175 mm. Pp. 577 + xii. Illustrated. 1984. London: Grune & Stratton. £61.00. BJS 1985; 72: 157-157.

Authors: C. A. Clyne

Article

Notices and announcements. BJS 1985; 72: 158-158.

Article

A 13‐year review of jejunoileal bypass. BJS 1985; 72: 81-87.

Authors: R. J. McFarland, J.‐C. Gazet, T. R. E. Pilkington

Article

Leg support for the postoperative protection of the heel in patients with diabetes mellitus. BJS 1985; 72: 87-87.

Authors: L. Delbridge, L. P. Le Quesne

Article

The long‐term management of patients after an oesophageal variceal bleed: The role of sclerotherapy. BJS 1985; 72: 88-90.

Authors: J. Terblanche

Article

Prediction of outcome following acute variceal haemorrhage. BJS 1985; 72: 91-95.

Authors: O. J. Garden, H. Motyl, W. H. Gilmour, R. J. Utley, D. C. Carter

Article

Announcements. BJS 1985; 72: 95-95.

Article

Oesophageal manometry in patients with varices and following oesophageal transection. BJS 1985; 72: 96-98.

Authors: R. A. J. Spence, G. W. Johnston, T. G. Parks

Article

Prolonged ambulatory pH monitoring in patients following oesophageal transection and control subjects. BJS 1985; 72: 99-101.

Authors: R. A. J. Spence, G. W. Johnston, T. G. Parks

Article

Volume 72; Issue 2

Cannibalization of a Gore‐tex aortohepatic graft by the duodenum. BJS 1985; 72: 101-101.

Increased efficiency of transfusion practice in routine surgery using pre‐operative antibody screening and selective ordering with an abbreviated crossmatch. BJS 1985; 72: 102-104.

A 30‐year survey of pulmonary embolism verified at autopsy: An analysis of 1274 surgical patients. BJS 1985; 72: 105-108.

Tunnelling device for CAPD catheters. BJS 1985; 72: 108-108.

Abdominal aortic aneurysms in Western Australia: Descriptive epidemiology and patterns of rupture. BJS 1985; 72: 109-112.

Announcements. BJS 1985; 72: 112-112.

Familial aortic aneurysms: Serum concentrations of triglyceride, cholesterol, HDL‐cholesterol and (VLDL + LDL)‐cholesterol. BJS 1985; 72: 113-116.

A study of the mechanical properties of fresh and preserved human femoral vein wall and valve cusps. BJS 1985; 72: 117-119.

Selective visceral angiography for unexplained acute gastrointestinal bleeding in a district general hospital. BJS 1985; 72: 120-122.

Vascular occlusion in the pathogenesis of complicated amoebic colitis: Evidence for an hypothesis. BJS 1985; 72: 123-127.

An atraumatic method of tunnelling cuffed central venous catheters. BJS 1985; 72: 127-127.

Deranged liver blood flow patterns in the detection of liver metastases. BJS 1985; 72: 128-130.

Electrophysiological and manometric assessment of the pelvic floor in the solitary rectal ulcer syndrome. BJS 1985; 72: 131-133.

Re‐routing of the track for the treatment of high anal and anorectal fistulae. BJS 1985; 72: 134-137.

A randomized trial of oral 5‐fluorouracil versus placebo as adjuvant therapy in colorectal cancer Dukes’ B and C: Results after 5 years observation time. BJS 1985; 72: 138-141.

Announcements. BJS 1985; 72: 141-141.

Changing patterns in colostomy closure: The Bristol experience 1975‐1982. BJS 1985; 72: 142-145.

R2/3 gastrectomy for gastric carcinoma: An audited experience of a consecutive series. BJS 1985; 72: 146-148.

Truncal vagotomy and drainage: A comparison of elective and emergency operations. BJS 1985; 72: 149-151.

Authors’ response: Reply from Mr R. G. Willis et al.. BJS 1985; 72: 152-152.

Bile bacteria and sepsis in biliary surgery. BJS 1985; 72: 152-152.

Authors’ response: Reply from T. G. Brennan and J. Stewart. BJS 1985; 72: 152-152.

Management of acute large bowel obstruction. BJS 1985; 72: 152-152.

Authors′ response: Reply from P. D. Miller et al.. BJS 1985; 72: 153-153.

First cleft branchial fistulae. BJS 1985; 72: 153-153.

Dilatation of benign oesophageal strictures. BJS 1985; 72: 153-153.

Authors′ response: Reply from C. J. Stoddard et al.. BJS 1985; 72: 153-154.

Infusion cholecystography. BJS 1985; 72: 154-154.

Authors′ response: Reply from Miss E. H. Dykes et al.. BJS 1985; 72: 154-154.

Long saphenous incompetence as a cause of venous ulceration. BJS 1985; 72: 154-155.

Authors′ response: Reply from Mr S. G. Darke. BJS 1985; 72: 155-155.

Colon and rectal surgery. Marvin L. Corman. 260 × 210 mm. Pp. 784 + xx. Illustrated in black and white and colour. 1984. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & Co. $85.00. BJS 1985; 72: 156-156.

Colorectal surgery. Sir Edward Hughes, A. M. Cuthbertson and M. K. Killingback. 250 × 190 mm. Pp. 433 + x. Illustrated. 1984. Edinburgh: Churchill Livingstone. £37.00. BJS 1985; 72: 156-156.

The scientific management of surgical patients. Richard M. Peters, Erle E. Peacock, Jr., and John R. Benfield. 260 × 185 mm. Pp. 499 + xxii. Illustrated. 1983. Boston: Little Brown & Co. $60.50. BJS 1985; 72: 156-156.

Tutorials in surgery 4. Surgical Pathology I. F. G. Smiddy and P. N. Cowen. 220 × 140 mm. Pp. 238 + ix. Illustrated. 1984. London: Pitman Publishing Ltd. £14.50. BJS 1985; 72: 156-156.

Scott: An aid to clinical surgery. Third edition. H. A. F. Dudley and B. P. Waxman. 245 × 190 mm. Pp. 306. Illustrated. 1984. Edinburgh: Churchill Livingstone. £4.95. BJS 1985; 72: 156-156.

Mnemonics and tactics in surgery and medicine. Second edition. J. J. Shipman. 165 × 105 mm. Pp. 339 + xii. Not illustrated. 1984. London: Lloyd‐Luke (Medical Books). £6.50. BJS 1985; 72: 157-157.

Jamieson’s first notebook of head injury. Third edition. B. North. 215 × 140 mm. Pp. 116 + ix. Illustrated. 1984. Sevenoaks: The Butterworth Group. £6.00. BJS 1985; 72: 157-157.

La Chirurgie de l’artere vertebrale. R. Devin. 245 × 160 mm. Pp. 124. Illustrated. 1984. Paris: Masson. 195F. BJS 1985; 72: 157-157.

Management of diabetic foot problems. George P. Kozak, Carl S. Hoar Jr, John L. Rowbotham, Frank C. Wheelock, Gary W. Gibbons and David Campbell. 265 × 185 mm. Pp. 250 + xvii. Illustrated. 1984. Eastbourne: W. B. Saunders. £43.50. BJS 1985; 72: 157-157.

Disorders of hemostasis. Oscar D. Ratnoff and Charles D. Forbes. 260 × 175 mm. Pp. 577 + xii. Illustrated. 1984. London: Grune & Stratton. £61.00. BJS 1985; 72: 157-157.

Notices and announcements. BJS 1985; 72: 158-158.

A 13‐year review of jejunoileal bypass. BJS 1985; 72: 81-87.

Leg support for the postoperative protection of the heel in patients with diabetes mellitus. BJS 1985; 72: 87-87.

The long‐term management of patients after an oesophageal variceal bleed: The role of sclerotherapy. BJS 1985; 72: 88-90.

Prediction of outcome following acute variceal haemorrhage. BJS 1985; 72: 91-95.

Announcements. BJS 1985; 72: 95-95.

Oesophageal manometry in patients with varices and following oesophageal transection. BJS 1985; 72: 96-98.

Prolonged ambulatory pH monitoring in patients following oesophageal transection and control subjects. BJS 1985; 72: 99-101.

Masthead. BJS 1985; 72: fmi-fmi.