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Journal of Mental Science, Volume 81 - Issue 334 - July 1935

Part III.—Epitome of Current Literature

Ultra-violet Absorption Spectrum of Cerebro-spinal Fluid in Progressive General Paralysis. (Rev. especialidades, vol. vi, pp. 8, 1250–6, 1931; Anales asoc. quim. Argentina, vol. xxii, p. 204B.) Pirosky, I.

The Cholesterol Content of the Cerebro-spinal Fluid [Der Cholesteringehalt des Liquor cerebrospinalis]. (Arch. Psychiat., vol. cii, p. 147, 1934.) Holthaus, B., and Wichmann, B.

The Reaction of Spinal Fluid in Meningeal Infections. (Boll. soc. ital. biol. sper., vol. ix, p. 896, 1934.) Ceruti and Maestri.

Magnesium Content of the Cerebro-spinal Fluid: Its Relation to Blood Magnesium. (Rev. soc. argentina biol., vol. ix, p. 321, 1933.) Bonorino Udaondo, C., Schteingart, M., and Gaibrois, R.

Presence of Imidazoles in Certain Spinal Fluids. (Compt. Rend. Soc. Biol., vol. cxvii, p. 576, 1934.) Loeper, M., Perrault, M., Bïoy, E., and Lesure, A.

The Blood-Cerebro-spinal Fluid Barrier in Mental Disorders. (Amer. Journ. Psychiat., vol. xci, p. 1033, March, 1935) Rothschild, D., and Hamberg, C. N.

Plasma Proteins and Plasma-Fluid Chloride Ratio: The Nature of Spinal Fluid. (Boll. soc. ital. biol. sper., vol. ix, p. 966, 1934.) Disertori, B.

Creatine Equilibrium and Glycine in Progressive Muscular Atrophy. (Minerva Med., vol. i, pp. 224–31, 1935) Scaglioni, C.

Cephalin from Human Brain. V. Oxygen Uptake by Phosphatides and their Acids in the Presence of Catalysts. (Zeit, physiol. Chem., vol. ccxxxi, p. 10, 1935.) Page, I. H., and Bülow, M.

Mechanism of the Action of Staphylococcus Toxin Injected into the Sub-occipital Region of the Spinal Canal of the Rabbit. (Compt. rend. soc. biol., vol. cxviii, pp. 136–8, 1935.) Nélis, P., and Bonnet, H.

Histopathological Investigations in the So-called Schizophrenic Type of General Paralysis [Histpathologische Untersuchungen bei der sog. schizophrenen Form der progressiven Paralyse]. (Arch. f. Psychiat., vol. cii, p. 25, 1934.) Hechst, B.

Alterations in Mineral Constituents of Anterior Horn Cells in Experimental Poliomyelitis. (Amer. Journ. Pathol., vol. x, p. 615, 1934.) Patton, W. E.

Absorption of Tetanus Toxin by Brain Tissue of Animals of Various Ages. (Journ. Immunol., vol. xxvii, p. 515, 1934.) Beebe, Agnes R.

Significance of Blood Groups in Inoculation Malaria. (Amer. Journ. Psychiat., vol. xci, p. 881, Jan., 1935.) Derby, I. M.

An Estimation of Blood Calcium and Potassium in Parkinsonism. (Chinese Med. Journ., vol. xlviii, pp. 738–40, 1934.) Lee, C. C.

The Lactic Acid and Glutathione Contents of the Blood of Schizophrenic Patients. (Journ. Clin. Investigation, vol. xiii, p. 963, 1934.) Looney, J. M., and Childs, H. M.

Acid-base Balance of Epileptics. (Compt. Rend. Soc. Biol., vol. cxvii, p. 625, 1934.) Madsen, J.

Urinary Ammonia of Epileptics. (Ibid., p. 630.)

The Sedimentation Test in Psychogenic Conditions and in Poisoning with Suicidal Intent. (Acta Psychiat. et Neurol., vol. x, p. 135, 1935.) Moltke, M. L., Schröder, G. E., and Schwalbe-Hansen, P. A.

Polypeptidæmia of General Paralysis and its Relation to the Wassermann and Kahn Reactions. (Compt. Rend. Soc. Biol., vol. cxviii, pp. 479–81, 1935.) Prunell, A.

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Part III.—Epitome of Current Literature