not due to cell destruction, since they are lowered by radium treatment although radium causes cell destruction, but that they are due to a disturbance of cholesterol metabolism.
2. That the disturbance of cholesterol metabolism may be but evidence of a low rate of basal metabolism, since the high cholesterol values in myxedema are reduced by the administration of the thyroid hormone by which the rate of basal metabolism is greatly increased.
3. That radium treatment, by lowering the blood cholesterol values, alters the chemical composition of the blood, a fact which has not hitherto been taken into account in the study of the effects of radium. treatment.
4. That the administration of the thyroid hormone affects the blood cholesterol values in a manner similar to that of radium treatment and may therefore be expected to be equally beneficial to patients suffering from carcinoma. However, careful investigation (in progress by the writer) will be needed before definite conclusions can be drawn concerning the effect of thyroxin in carcinoma.
ABDOMINAL shock, circulatory
Absorptive power for drugs of male bladder and urethra, 578. Acacia, effects of injecting, 548. Acetyl-cholin, vasodilator action of, 197, 231.
Acids, sensory activation by, 323. Adrenalin, effect of, on blood flow in muscles, 302.
vasodilator mechanisms in cat, 111 in the cat at different
-, location of, 555.
Adrenals, blood flow through, 92. Adrenin, effects of, on urine flow in dogs, 528.
Aequiradio-activity, 147.
Afferent impulses, rôle of, in control of
respiratory movements, 69. Alcohol, effect of, on blood ca1 alase, 57. Alkalies, sensory activation by, 315. ALVAREZ, W. C. A gradient of metabo- lism in the intestinal muscle, 579. -. X. Differences in the behavior of segments from different parts of the intestine, 342.
AMBERG, S. and F. H. HELMHOLZ. Some further notes on the detoxifica- tion of potassium chloride in the guinea pig, 572. Amino acids, influence of, on blood regeneration, 576.
Amylase of blood, liver and kidney af- ter feeding, 570.
Anaesthetics, influence of, on permea- bility of fertilized sea-urchin eggs, 406.
, mechanism of action of, 388. Anemia, pernicious, brain changes as- sociated with, 571.
Appetite during prolonged fasting, 120.
Blood regeneration after simple ane- mia, 573, 576.
system of Ascidia atra, 157. sugar of cat, 578.
volume, a method for the determi- nation of, 547.
changes in shock and their modification by acacia, 547.
volume flow of, an automatic and bloodless method of recording, 560.
Brain changes associated with per- nicious anemia, 571.
BRIGHT, E. M. See REDFIELD and BRIGHT, 374.
BROOKS, C. See BLEILE and BROOKS, 563.
BROWN. E. D. See HIRSCHFELDER and BROWN, 567. BROWN, E. E. and C. W. GREENE. Parallel determination of amylase and dextrose-glycogen of the blood. liver and kidney after feeding, 570. BURGE, W. E. The effect of alcoholic intoxication on catalase, 57.
A. J. NEILL and R. ASHMAN. The mechanism of the action of anaesthetics, 388.
The mode of action
of food in increasing oxidation, 500. and A. J. NEILL. The rôle of catalase in "shock," 286.
BURROWS, M. T. A note on the mech- anism of heart muscle contraction, 556. BURTON-OPITZ, R. Haemodynamical studies, 62.
and R. NEMSER. The viscosity of lymph, 25.
CANNON, W. B. Shock and its
CARLSON, A. J. XLV. Hunger, appe- tite and gastric juice secretion in man during prolonged fasting (fif- teen days), 120.
Catalase, effect of alcoholic intoxica- tion on, 57.
róle of, in shock, 286. Cholesterol, studies on, 580.
Circulation, failure of, in abdominal shock, 485.
Colloids, kidney, and renal function, 71. Contraction, minimal, in skeletal mus- cle, 44.
COOMBS, H. C. and F. H. PIKE. The rôle of the afferent impulses in the control of respiratory movements, 569.
See ROGERS, COOMBS and RAHE,
97. COPE, O. M. See LOMBARD and COPE, 564.
CROZIER, W. J. On sensory activation by alkalies, 315.
Sensory activation by acids. I,
Cyanide, influence of, on permeability of fertilized sea-urchin eggs, 406.
DETOXIFICATION of potassium chloride in guinea pig, 572. Dextrose-glycogen of blood, liver and kidney after feeding, 570. Diastases, animal, studies on, 30. Diastolic pressure in oscillatory blood pressure records, a new criterion for the determination of, 564. Diet and blood regeneration, 573. Diet experiments bearing on carbohy- drate luxus-consumption and waste- ful eating, 549.
Downs, A. W. and N. B. EDDY. Se-
cretin. II. Its influence on the number of white corpuscles in the circulating blood, 294.
Duodenal ulcer, pain in, 81.
Cannula, air-tight pleura, 12. CARLSON, A. J. Contributions to the physiology of the stomach. XLIV. The origin of the epigastric pains in cases of gastric and duodenal ulcer, EDDY, N. B. See Downs and ED-
EISENBERGER, J. P. The differentia- tion of the minimal contraction in skeletal muscle, 44. Electrocardiograms, influence of music on, 541.
ELLIOTT, B. L. See ERLANGER, GE- SELL, GASSER and ELLIOTT, 546. Enzymatic basis of heart-beat, 188. Epigastric pain in gastric and duo- denal ulcer, 81.
ERLANGER, J. The preanacrotic phe- nomenon and its relation to the ar- terial compression sounds of Korot- koff, 565.
, R. GESELL, H. S. GASSER and B. L. ELLIOTT. Some reactions in the development of shock by diverse methods, 546.
- See GASSER, MEEK and ER- LANGER, 547.
FANTUS, B. A new criterion for
the determination of the diastolic pressure in oscillatory blood pres- sure records, 564. Fasting, prolonged, hunger, appetite and gastric juice secretion during, 120.
Fatigue, general, the quantitative measurement of, 537.
industrial, some phases of, 555. "Fatigue toxin," on Weichardt's so- called, 537.
Fertilization membrane of Nereis, ef-
fect of radium on, 374.
Fertilization of sea-urchin eggs, 406. Food, action of, in increasing oxidation, 500.
consumption in albino mouse, 431. GASES, respiratory, in animals, 16. GASSER, H. S., W. J. MEEK and J. ER- LANGER. The blood volume changes in shock and the modification of these by acacia, 547.
See ERLANGER, GESELL, GAS- SER and ELLIOTT, 546.
See MEEK and GASSER, 547, 548.
points in the nervous regulation of respiration in the cat, 554. GESELL, R. An automatic and blood- less method of recording the volume flow of blood, 560.
Observations on the volume flow of blood through the submaxil- lary gland, 545.
Some electrical phenomena of the submaxillary gland, 559.
See ERLANGER, GESELL, GASSER and ELLIOTT, 546. GREENE, C. W., E. E. NELSON and E. D. BASKETT. Evidence of toxic ac- tion of ovaries of gar, 558
See BROWN and GREENE, 570. GREY, E. G. Observations on the postural activity of the stomach, 272. Growth capacity and weight at birth, 396.
suppression of growth and food consumption in albino mouse, 431. GRUBER, C. M. VI. Further studies on the effect of adrenalin upon the blood flow in muscles, 302. GULICK, A. Diet experiments bearing on carbohydrate luxus-consumption and wasteful eating, 549. GUNNING, R. E. L. The effects of
adrenin on the urine flow of anesthe- tized and unanesthetized dogs, 528. GUTHRIE, C. C. Observations in shock, 544.
HAEMODYNAMICAL studies, 62.
HAMMETT, F. S. The relation between growth capacity and weight at birth, 396.
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