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

Part III.—Epitome of Current Literature

The Modern View of the Wassermann Reaction [Conceito atual sôbre o mecanismo da reaçcão de Wassermannn]. (Rev. da Assoc. Paulista de Med., vol. v, p. 193, Oct., 1934.) Lange, O.

Muscle Chemistry in Myasthenia Gravis, Pseudo-hypertrophic Muscular Dystrophy and Myotonia. (Brain, vol. lvii, pp. 239–54, 1934.) Nevin, S.

Carbohydrate Metabolism in Endogenous Manic-depressive Psychosis [El metabolismo hidrocarbonado en la psicosis maniáco-depresiva endógena]. (Arch, de Neurobiol., vol. xiv, p. 691, 1935.) Sacristan, J. M.

6. Pharmacology and Treatment

Part III.—Epitome of Current Literature

The Question of Bismuth Penetration of the Nervous System: Report of Clinical and Laboratory Study. (Arch. Derm. Syph., vol. xxix, pp. 351–5, 1934.) Klauder, J. V., and Brown, H.

Part III.—Epitome of Current Literature

Nanácatl: The “Delirium Fungus” (Amanita mexicana). (Pharm. Monatsh., vol. xvi, pp. 29–31, 1935.) Reko, V. A.

Effect of Trypasarmide on the Eye. (Arch. Ophthal., vol. xi, pp. 240–53, 1934.) Lazar, N. K.

The Convulsions Produced by Laudanosine. (Compt. Rend. Soc. Biol., vol. cxviii, pp. 168–70, 1935.) Mercier, F., and Delphaut, J.

The Physiology and Pharmacology of Sleep. II. Vegetative Toxins and their Effect on Sleep. (Arch, exptl. Path. Pharmakol., vol. clxxvi, p. 478, 1934.) Dost, H.

Pharmacological Study of a Conditioned Reflex. (Comp. Rend., vol. cxcix, p. 884, 1934.) Sivadjian, J.

Variations in the Chlorine Content of the Blood and the Nervous System under the Influence of Insulin. (Anales soc. españ. fís. quím., vol. xxxii, p. 1021, 1934.) Garcia-Blanco, J., and Masa, C.

The Action of Caffeine on the Cerebral Cortex. (Compt. Rend. Acad. Sci. U.R.S.S., vol. i, pp. 249–53, 1935.) Lindberg, A. A.

The Influence of Caffeine upon Inhibition of Delay. (Journ. of Compar. Psychol., vol. xix, p. 155, Feb., 1935.) Switzer, StC. A.

Cerebral Circulation. XXXIV. The Action of Narcotic Drugs on the Pial Vessels. (Journ. Pharmacol., vol. liii, p. 1, 1935.) Finesinger, J. E., and Cobb, S.

The Absorption of Certain Hypnotics in the Stomach. (Boll. soc. ital. biol. sper., vol. viii, pp. 836–9, 1933.) Butturini, Luigi.

Eleven Cases of Coma by Barbiturate Poisoning. (Presse Méd., vol. xliii, pp. 465–9, 1935) Carriere, G., and Huriez, C.

The Dependence of the Effect of Narcotic Agents on the Calcium Concentration and the Significance of Calcium for the Excitability of Motor Nerve Endings. (Arch, exptl. Path. Pharmakol., vol. clxxvii, pp. 463–74, 1935.) Schein, H., and Riesser, O.

Barbiturates. VIII. Distribution of Barbiturates in the Brain. (Journ. Pharmacol., vol. lii, pp. 121–8, 1934.) Koppanyi, T., Dille, J. M., and Krop, S.

Poisoning by Barbituric Acid Derivatives. (Rev. asoc. med. Arg., vol. xl, pp. 104–11, 1932.) Buzzo, A., and Carratala, R. E.

The Effects of Hyperpyrexia Produced by Radiant Heat in Early Syphilis. (Journ. Amer. Med. Assoc., vol. civ, p. 803, March 16, 1935.) Epstein, M. N., and Cohen, M.

Migraine: A New Therapeutic Approach. (W. Va. Med. Journ., vol. xxix, pp. 173–5, 1933) Podolsky, E.

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

Part III.—Epitome of Current Literature

6. Pharmacology and Treatment

Part III.—Epitome of Current Literature

Part III.—Epitome of Current Literature