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Journal of Mental Science, Volume 81 - Issue 333 - April 1935

3. Psychiatry

Part III.—Epitome of Current Literature

Dementia in Childhood [Demencia infantilis]. (Arch, de Neurobiol., vol. xiv, p. 549, 1934.) Albo, W. L.

4. Neurology

Part III.—Epitome of Current Literature

Acute Delirious Hemorrhagic Encephalitis [L'encéphalite psychosique aiguë hémorrhagique]. (Ann. Méd. Psych., vol. xiv [ii] p. 359, Oct., 1934.) Marchand, L., et Courtois, A.

Hallucinations of Tongue Movement in Epidemic Encephalitis (L'Encéphale, vol. xxix, p. 483, July-Aug., 1934.) Golant-Ratnor, R.

The Etiology of the Narcoleptic Syndrome of Gelineau. (L'Encéphale, vol. xxix, p. 476, July-Aug., 1934.) Wenderowic, E.

The Pyknolepsies. (Amer. Journ. Psychiat., vol. 91, p. 679, Nov., 1934.) Jelliffe, S. E., and Notkin, J.

Lesions of the Third Left Frontal Convolution without Aphasia [Las lesiones de la tercera frontal izquierda sin afasia]. (La Semana Méd., vol. xli, p. 1771, Dec. 6, 1934.) Victoria, M.

Tabetic Salivary Crises [Crisis salivares tabéticas]. (La Semana Méd., vol. xli, p. 1619, Nov. 22, 1934.) Montanaro, J. C., and Hanón, J. L.

Visual Hallucinations in the Course of Peduncular Syndromes [Les hallucinations visuelles au cours des syndromes pédonculaires]. (Ann. Méd. Psych., vol. xiv [ii], p. 556, Nov., 1934.) L'Hermitte, J.

5. Pathology and Biochemistry

Part III.—Epitome of Current Literature

Dehydrases and Hydrogen Donators in the Brains of Anesthetized and Hypnotized Animals, and Comments on a Theory of Animal Immobilization. (Klin. Woch., vol. xxii, p. 1177, 1934.) Waelsch, H.

The Influence of Uric Acid on the Permeability of the Hæmato-Encephalic Barrier. (Arch, farmacol. sper., vol. lviii, p. 60, 1934.) Brunelli, B.

The Effect of Cerebral Lipoids on the Basal Metabolism in General Paresis; Oxidation-reduction in General Paresis. (Amer. Journ. Syph. and Neur., vol. xviii, P. 373, 1934.) Hoverson, Emil T.

The Coincidence of Mental Disturbances and Ketosis. (Nederland. Tijdschr. Genees-kunde, vol. Ixxviii, ii, p. 2319, 1934.) Rombouts, J. M.

Respiratory Metabolism in Paralysis a gitans, with Special Reference to the Experiments with Certain Drugs. (Journ. Chosen Med. Assoc., vol. xxiv, p. 549 [English abstr. 47–50], 1934.) Pak, P. N.

Appearance, Distribution and Disappearance of Uranin in Cerebro-spinal Fluid. (Zeitschr. ges. exptl. Med., vol. xciv, pp. 429–35, 1934.) Jorns, G.

Further Observations on the Colloidal Carbon Flocculation Test in the Spinal Fluid. (Journ. of Lab. and Clin. Med., vol. xx, p. 314, Dec, 1934.) Schübe, P. G.

Changes in the Central Nervous System resulting from Convulsions due to Hyperinsulinism. (Arch, of Int. Med., vol. liv, p. 694, Nov., 1934.) Grayzel, D. M.

Brain Changes in Chronic Alcoholism and Korsakov's Psychosis. (Journ. of Nerv. and Ment. Dis., vol. Ixxx, p. 629, Dec, 1934.) Warner, F. J.

Is the Ascorbic Acid Content of the Suprarenals and Liver under the Control of the Nervous System? (Biochem. Journ., vol. xxviii, p. 2039, No. 6, 1934.) Beznak, A. B. L., and Hariss, Z.

Glycolysis in Brain Tissue. (Biochem. Journ., vol. xxviii, p. 2229, No. 6, 1934.) Ashford, C. A.

Adenylic Acid in the Central Nervous System. (Klin. Wochenschr., vol. xxii, pp. 1422–24, 1934.) Riebeling, C.

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Journal of Mental Science, Volume 81 - Issue 333 - April 1935

3. Psychiatry

Part III.—Epitome of Current Literature

4. Neurology

Part III.—Epitome of Current Literature

5. Pathology and Biochemistry

Part III.—Epitome of Current Literature