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Journal of Mental Science, Volume 80 - Issue 330 - July 1934

6. Treatment and Pharmacology

Part III.—Epitome of Current Literature

The Use of Glycine in the Treatment of Myasthenia Gravis. (Ann. Int. Med., vol. vii, p. 948, 1934.) Schmitt, E. O. G.

Mechanism of the Action of Narcotics. (Protoplasma, vol. xviii, p. 321, 1933.) Süllmann, H.

Further Contributions to Methods of Barbital Research. (Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med., vol. xxxi, pp. 373, 375, 376, 451, 1933–34) Kopp any i, T., et alia.

The Elimination of Barbituric Acid Derivatives in the Urine, with Special Reference to Sodium Amytal and Pentobarbital Sodium. (Journ. Pharmacol., vol. xlix, p. 393, 1933.) Shoule, H. A., Keltch, A. K., Kempf, G. F., and Swanson, E. E.

A Case of Poisoning with a Derivative of Barbituric Acid (Can. Med. Assoc. Journ., vol. xxx, p. 65, 1934.) Orford, T. J.

Acute Somnifen Poisoning. (Arch. ex. Path. Pharm., vol. clxxiv, p. 111, 1933.) Glatzel, H., and Schmitt, F.

Physiological Observations during Intravenous Sodium Amytal Medications. (Amer. Journ. Psychiat., vol. xiii, p. 1206, May, 1934.) Lorenz, W. F., Reese, H. H., and Washburne, A.C.

The Neuro-physiological Effect of Intoxicating Drugs. (Amer. Journ. Psychiat., vol. xiii, p. 1007, March, 1934.) Lindemann, E.

The Neuro-muscular Action of Amides and Ammonium Salts. (Compt. Rend., vol. cxviii, p. 284, 1934.) Bonnet, R.

The Action of Veratrine, Eserine and Nicotine on the Neuro-muscular Activity Studied by Sound Reflexes. (Arch. fisiol., vol. xxxiii, p. 300, 1934.) De Marco, R., and Boccia, G.

Bulbocapnine: Effect on Animals with Lesions of the Central Nervous System. (Arch. of Neur. and Psychiat., vol. xxxi, p. 987, March, 1934.) Ingram, W. R., and Ransom, S. W.

The Influence of Ephedrine Sulphate on the Reflexes of Spinal Monkeys. (Journ. Pharmacol., vol. xlix, p. 363, 1933.) Jacobson, J. F., and Kennard, M. A.

The Effect of the Central Nervous System upon the Action of Insulin and Adrenaline: A Contribution to the Problem of Insulin Resistance. (Klin. Wochenschr., vol. xii, p. 1719, 1933.) Högler, F., and Zell, F.

Relation of the Metabolic Effect of the Thyroid Secretion to the Condition of the Central Nervous System. (Biochem. Z., vol. cclxvii, p. 389, 1933.) Indovina, R.

The Affinity of Individual Parts of the Brain to Bromine Administered in “Physiological” Quantities. (Arch. Exp. Path. Pharm., vol. clxxiii, p. 508, 1933.) Bier, A.

Preliminary Studies in the Distribution of Neurotropic Drugs between the Various Lipoids of the Encephalo-spinal Centres. (Boll. Soc. Ital. Biol. Sper., vol. viii, p. 1325, 1933.) Biancalani, G.

The Lipoid Composition of the Cerebro-spinal Centres as Influenced by Neurotropic Substances. (Arch. fisiol., vol. xxxiii, p. 261, 1934.) Biancalani, G.

Action of Some Diuretics of the Purin Series on the Functioning of the Blood-spinal Fluid Barrier. (Comp. Rend. Soc. Biol., vol. cxv, p. 625, 1934.) Stern, L., and Kassil, G.

On the Occurrence of Transmissible Sleep-producing Substances in the Brains of Sleeping Animals [Ueber das Vorkommen von übertragbaren schlaferzeugenden Stoffen im Hirn schlafender Tiere]. (Zeitschr. f. d. ges. Neur. u. Psychiat., vol. xclvi, p. 208, 1933.) Kroll, F. W.

7. Pathology and Biochemistry

Part III.—Epitome of Current Literature

The Cerebral Circulation. XXVI: Cerebral Anæmia. (Amer. Journ. Psychiat., vol. xiii, p. 947, March, 1934.) Cobb, S.

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Journal of Mental Science, Volume 80 - Issue 330 - July 1934

6. Treatment and Pharmacology

Part III.—Epitome of Current Literature

7. Pathology and Biochemistry

Part III.—Epitome of Current Literature