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A HIGH FLUID INTAKE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF EDEMA, ESPECIALLY CARDIAC EDEMA. II. CLINICAL OBSERVATIONS AND DATA

• F. R. SCHEMM

THE LEUKOCYTE COUNT IN PRIMARY ATYPICAL PNEUMONIA OF UNDETERMINED ETIOLOGY

• OVID O. MEYER and
• ETHEL W. THEWLIS

THE USE OF BENZEDRINE SULFATE IN OBESITY

• FREDERICK K. ALBRECHT

MIGRAINE HEADACHE: SOME CLINICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE VASCULAR MECHANISM AND ITS CONTROL

• MILES ATKINSON

SPONTANEOUS MEDIASTINAL EMPHYSEMA

• HENRY MILLER

SPONTANEOUS PNEUMOTHORAX: A REPORT OF THREE UNUSUAL CASES

• ALFRED GOLDMAN and
• HAROLD ROTH

LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS (ERYTHEMATODES) AND OVARIAN FUNCTION: OBSERVATIONS ON A POSSIBLE RELATIONSHIP, WITH REPORT OF SIX CASES

• EDWARD ROSE and
• DONALD M. PILLSBURY

Textbook of Gynecology. Second Edition.

X-Ray Examination of the Stomach.

Gynecological and Obstetrical Urology.

LIGATION OF PATENT DUCTUS ARTERIOSUS IN THE PRESENCE OF AN APPARENT BACTERIAL ENDOCARDITIS; REPORT OF CASE APPARENTLY CURED

• RALPH B. BETTMAN and
• WILLIAM TANNENBAUM

TRICHINOSIS: A SPORADIC OUTBREAK WITH REPORT OF A CASE

• JAMES S. SWEENEY,
• FRANK B. QUEEN,
• and THOMAS F. BARRETT

DERMATITIS DUE TO BARBITURATES: REPORT OF A CASE WITH ASSOCIATED ANEMIA

• J. K. POTTER and
• R. J. WHITACRE

SICKLE CELL ANEMIA SIMULATING CORONARY OCCLUSION

• S. L. ZIMMERMAN and
• ROY BARNETT

CUSHING'S SYNDROME

ADDITIONAL A. C. P. MEMBERS ENTER THE ARMED FORCES