Original Article
PATHOGENESIS OF DEFICIENCY DISEASE.
No. XI. OBSERVATIONS ON FAT-EXCESS IN RELATION TO IODINE REQUIREMENTS AND TO THE THYROID GLAND
ROBERT McCARRISON |
ANTI-HOOKWORM CAMPAIGN IN THE TEA ESTATES OF MADRAS
J F KENDRICK,K S MHASKAR |
NOTES ON SOME INDIAN SPECIES OF THE GENUS PHLEBOTOMUS.
Part II.
PHLEBOTOMUS SQUAMIPLEURIS, NEWSTEAD, 1912
J A SINTON |
STUDIES IN FILAR1ASIS
No. I.
A FILARIAL SURVEY WITH A STATISTICAL ENQUIRY
INTO THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EILAItlASIS
AND ELEPHANTIASIS
J A CRUICKSHANK,J CUNNINGHAM,T SEETHAPATHY IYER |
THE CORRELATION BETWEEN THE CHEMICAL
COMPOSITION OF ANTHELMINTICS AND
THEIR THERAPEUTIC VALUES IN
CONNECTION WITH THE
HOOKWORM INQUIRY
IN THE MADRAS
PRESIDENCY
J F CAIUS |
THE CORRELATION BETWEEN THE CHEMICAL
COMPOSITION OF ANTHELMINTICS AND
THEIR THERAPEUTIC VALUES IN
CONNECTION WITH THE
HOOKWORM INQUIRY
IN THE MADRAS
PRESIDENCY
J F CAIUS,K S MHASKAR |
THE INFLUENCE OF AGE AND TEMPERATURE ON BACTERIAL VACCINES.
Part III
K R K IYENGAR,W F HARVEY |
ON THE RELATION BETWEEN SIZE OF PROPHYLACTIC DOSE AND PROTECTION
K R K IYENGAR,W F HARVEY |
BACTERIOLOGICAL AND LABORATORY TECHNIQUE.
Section X. PATHOGENIC MATERIAL EXAMINATION
W F HARVEY |
ON A TETRACHILOMASTIX N. SP. PARASITIC IN HUMAN INTESTINE
G C CHATTERJEE |
RAT BITE FEVER WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO ITS AETIOLOGICAL AGENT (PRELIMINARY COMMUNICATION)
M J PARMANAND |
THE PATHOLOGY OF ACUTE EXPERIMENTAL KALA-AZAR IN MONKEYS
H E SHORTT |
CHEMOTHERAPY OF ANTIMONIAL
COMPOUNDS IN KALA-AZAR
INFECTION.
FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON THE TOXICITY OF
ANTIMONIAL COMPOUNDS -DELAYED
ANTIMONY POISONING.
Part III.
U N BRAHMACHARI |
A REVISION OF THE CULICINE MOSQUITOES OF INDIA.
P J BARRAUD |
A REVISION OF THE CULICINE MOSQUITOES
OF INDIA
P J BARRAUD |
A REVISION OF THE CULICINE MOSQUITOES
OF INDIA..
P J BARRAUD |
THE WASSERMANN REACTION IN LEPROSY
E MUIR,G C MITRA,R B LLOYD |
A NOTE ON THE INTERVAL FOR
RE-TREATMENT OF HOOKWORM
INFECTION
J P KENDRICK,K S MHASKAR |
STUDIES IN THE VALUE OF THE WASSERMANN TEST.
No. V.
SIGNIFICANCE AND VALUE OF A POSITIVE WASSERMANN REACTION IN KALA-AZAR
K R K IYENGAR |
THE SPREAD OF LEPROSY THROUGHOUT THE BODY FROM INITIAL LESIONS.
E LANDEMAN,E MUIR,SANTRA,T N ROY |
DYSENTERY IN THE COLLIERY AREAS.
FIVE MONTHS" WORK IN THE JHERIA MINING SETTLEMENT
G C MAITRA |
OBSERVATIONS ON AN OUTBREAK OF TYPHUS IN SIMLA WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE WEIL-FELIX REACTION.
E S PHIPSON |
THE RECOVERY OF HERPETOMONAS
DONOVANI FROM THE URINE OF
A KALA-AZAR PATIENT
H E SHORTT |
PATHOGENESIS OF DEFICIENCY DISEASE.
XIV. -ON THE OCCURRENCE OF OPHTHALMIA IN PIGEONS FED EXCLUSIVELY ON PARBOILED RICE AND ON ITS PREVENTION BY THE ADDITION OF SOIL TO THE FOOD
ROBERT McCARRlSON |
THE CORRELATION BETWEEN THE CHEMICAL
COMPOSITION OF ANTHELMINTICS AND
THEIR THERAPEUTIC VALUES IN
CONNECTION WITH THE
HOOKWORM INQUIRY
IN THE MADRAS
PRESIDENCY
J F CAIUS,K S MHASKAR |
THE CORRELATION BETWEEN THE CHEMICAL
COMPOSITION OF ANTHELMINTICS AND
THEIR THERAPEUTIC VALUES IN
CONNECTION WITH THE
HOOKWORM INQUIRY
IN THE MADRAS
PRESIDENCY.
J F CAIUS,K S MHASKAR |
THE CORRELATION BETWEEN THE CHEMICAL
COMPOSITION OF ANTHELMINTICS AND
THEIR THERAPEUTIC VALUES IN
CONNECTION WITH THE
HOOKWORM INQUIRY
IN THE MADRAS
PRESIDENCY
J F CAIUS,K S MHASKAR |
THE CORRELATION BETWEEN THE CHEMICAL
COMPOSITION OF ANTHELMINTICS AND
THEIR THERAPEUTIC VALUES IN
CONNECTION WITH THE
HOOKWORM INQUIRY
IN THE MADRAS
PRESIDENCY
J F CAIUS,K S MHASKAR |
NOTES ON ASCARICIDES
J F CAIUS,K S MHASKAR |
CHEMOTHERAPY OF ANTIMONIAL
COMPOUNDS IN KALA-AZAR
INFECTION.
PART IV.
FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON THE THERAPEUTIC: VALUES OF UREA STIBAMINE
U N BRAHAMACHARI |
CHEMOTHERAPY OF ANTIMONIAL
COMPOUNDS, IN KALA-AZAR
INFECTION.
Part V.
AMINO-ANTIMONYL TARTRATES
U N BRAHMACHARI |
CHEMOTHERAPY OF ANTIMONIAL
COMPOUNDS IN KALA-AZAR
INFECTION.
Part VI.
CUMULATIVE AND TOLERANCE EXPERIMENTS WITH TARTAR EMETIC
U N BRAHMACHARl |
CHEMOTHERAPY OF ANTIMONIAL
COMPOUNDS IN KALA-AZAR
INFECTION.
Part VII.
THE ESTIMATION OF SMALL QUANTITIES OF ANTIMONY IN PRESENCE OF ORGANIC MATTER.
JUDHISTIR DAS,PARIMAL BlKASH SEN,U N BRAHMACHARI |
THE NUTRITIONAL VALUES OF HEATED BLOOD AGAR.
M B SOPARKAR |
DESICCATED NUTRIENT MEDIA.
A C VARDON |
ON IMMUNIZATION WITH RELATIVELY AVIRULENT LIVING ORGANISMS.
K R K IYENGAR,W F HARVEY |
IMMUNIZATION BY RE INOCULATION, AFTER
A LONG INTERVAL, WITH A DIMISSHED
DOSE OF VACCINE.
K R K IYENGAR,W F HARVEY |
THE RE-USE OF MEDIA. Part II.
NAND LAL |
THE EFFECT OF DIRECT SUNLIGHT ON SEALED CULTURES OF
ORGANISMS
NAND LAL |
OBSERVATIONS ON THE BIONOMICS OF THE
BED-BUG, CIMEX LECTULARIUS L., WITH
SPECIAL, REFERENCE TO THE
RELATIONS OF THE SEXES.
K W CRAGO |
A REVISION OF THE CULISINE MOSQUITOES
OF INDIA.
PART VI
SOME INDIAN SPECIES OF THE GENUS FINLAYA THEO.
ADULT STAGE.
P J BARRAUD |
TWO NEW SPECIES OF CULEX (DIPTERA, CULICIDAE) FROM ASSAM.
P J BARRAUD |
THE RELATION OF MALARIA TO ALTITUDE.
V A GILL |
THE TREATMENT OF LEPROSY IN THE LIGHT
OF THE NATURE OP ITS SPREAD
THROUGH THE BODY.
E LANDEMAN,E MUIR,I SANTRA ,T N ROY |
ON THE NEUROMOTOR SYSTEM OF THE
ACTIVE FORMS OF AN EUTRICH0MASTIX
PARASITE FROM THE INTESTINE OF
A COMMON INDIAN LIZARD.
FROILANO de MELLO |
NOTE ON THE RESISTANT FORMS OF
LEISHMANIA DONOVAN I FOUND IN
NNN CULTURES
J W CORNWALL |
PROGRESS REPORT ON KALA-AZAR.
(WORK CARRIED OUT IN SHILLONG BETWEEN JUNE AND NOVEMBER, 1921).
B M DAS GUPTA,C S SWAMINATH,F P MACKIE |
NOTES ON THE CONCENTRATION OF ANTI-COBRA SERUM.
I. CONCENTRATION IN VACUO AND DILUTION.
J V CAIUS,K R K IYENGAR |
DIPHTHERIA BACILLUS (CARRIERS IN A MIXED INDIAN POPULATION.
A C VARDON |
COMPARATIVE EXPERIMENTS ON THE TRANSMISSION OF PLAGUE BY X. CHEOPIS AND X. ASTIA WITH A DISCUSSION OF CERTAIN EPIDEMIOLOGICAL EVIDENCE AS TO THE RELATION OF THESE PLEAS TO EPIDEMIC PLAGUE.
G D CHITRE,J TAYLOR |
A NOTE ON A SIMPLE APPARATUS FOR OBTAINING A CONSTANT DROP FLOW OF SALINE SOLUTION.
J TAYLOR |
NOTE ON AN ELECTRlCAL RAT-GUARD FOR SHIPS HAWSERS.
G D CHITRE,J TAYLOR |
UREA STIBAMINE IN THE TREATMENT OF KALA-AZAR.
H E SHORTT,RAM TARAN SEN |
MALARIA IN THE PUNJAB. THE MALARIA FORECAST FOR THE YEAR 1922.
C A GILL |
A SECOND REPORT ON THE RECOVERY OF
HERPETOMONAS DONOVANI FROM THE
URINE OF KALA-AZAR CASES.
C S SWAMINATH,H E SHORTT,RAM TARAN SEN |
BOVINE TUBERCULOSIS IN INDIA.
AN OUTBREAK OF TUBERCULOSIS AMONG ANIMALS IN THE BOMBAY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.
M B SOPARKAR,W GLEN LISTON |
BOVINE TUBERCULOSIS IN INDIA.
AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE TYPES OF TUBERCLE BACILLI ISOLATED FROM ANIMALS DURING AN OUTBREAK OF TUBERCULOSIS IN THE BOMBAY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.
M B SOPARKAR |
THE INFLUENCE OF HYDROGEN ION
CONCENTRATION ON THE DOSE OF
ALUM AND THE MECHANISM
OF THE ACTION OF ALUM
IN THE CLARIFICATION
OF NATURAL
WATERS.
NANI LAL BANERJI |
THE REACTION OF THE BLOOD IN KALA-
AZAR.
L E NAPIER |
THE PREPARATION OF N.N.N. MEDIA OF
DIFFERENT HYDROGEN-ION
CONCENTRATIONS.
L E NAPIER |
A NOTE UPON A FLAGELLATE PROTOZOON FOUND IN THE SALIVA.
B M DAS GUPTA,K KNOWLES |
A NOTE ON THE RELIABILITY OF POST-TREATMENT DIAGNOSES OF HELMINTH INFECTIONS.
K S MHASKAR |
PATHOGENESIS OF DEFICIENCY DISEASE.
XV.—EFFECT OF ASPHYXIA ON THE ACTION OF ADRENALIN.
XVI.—EFFECT OF CARBON DIOXIDE ON THE ACTION OF ADRENALIN.
ROBERT McCARRISON |
THE OCCURRENCE OF MALARIA IN A HILL
STATION.
H E SHORTT |
EPIDEMIOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS ON AN
EPIDEMIC OF RELAPSING FEVER IN
MADRAS PRESIDENCY.
A J H RUSSELL,ADISESHA AYYAR,UBHAYA |
NOTES ON SOME INDIAN SPECIES OF THE GENUS PHLEBOTOMUS
Part III.
PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSTIC TABLE OF THE MALES OF THE SPECIES AND VARIETIES RECORDED FROM INDIA
AND CEYLON.
J A SINTON |
NOTES ON SOME INDIAN SPECIES OF THE GENUS PHLEBOTOMUS.
Part IV PHLEBOTOMUS HIMALAYENSIS ANNANDALE 1910
J A SINTON |
A CLINICAL METHOD FOR THE CULTIVATION
OF THE PARASITE OF INDIAN RELAPSING
FEVER (SPIRCHAETA CARTERI).
J A SINTON |
HEMOTHERAPY OF ANTIMONIAL
COMPOUNDS IN KALA-AZAR INFECTION.
Part VIII.
QUANTITATIVE STUDIES IN EXCRETION OF ANTIMONY (TARTAR EMETIC AND UREA STIBAMINE).
JUDHISTIR DAS,PARIMAL BIKAS SEN,SARODA CHARAN CHAUDHURY,U N BRAHMACHARI |
CHANGES CAUSED BY B. TYPHOSUS IN THE REACTION OF SOME MEDIA.
J W CORNWALL |
A REVISION OF THE CULICINE MOSQUITOES
OF INDIA.
Part VIII.
FURTHER DESCRIPTIONS OF INDIAN SPECIES OF FINALAYA THEO.
P P BARRAUD |
DEGREE OF BILE SOLUBILITY AS A MEANS
OF DIFFERENTIATING PATHOGENIC FROM
NONPATHOGENIC CAPSULATED
DIPLOCOCOI.
R H MALONE |
THE MECHANISM OF INFECTION BY B. TYPHOSUS.
H M LAFRENAIS,J W CORNWALL |
STUDIES IN THE PATHOLOGY OF DRACONTIASIS.
Part I.
N HAMILTON FAIRLEY,W GLEN LISTON |
A NEW CERCARIA FROM NORTHERN INDIA. CERCARIA PATIALENSIS NOV. SPEC.
M B SOPARKAR |
DYSENTERY CARRIERS AMONG THE HILL
VILLAGES IN THE NEIGHBOURHOOD
OF KASAULI (N. W. HIMALAYAS).
HARJAS RAI |
A NOTE ON THE TYPES OF PNEUMOCOCCUS FOUND IN THE PUNJAB AND NORTH-WEST FRONTIER PROVINCE OF INDIA.
R H MALONE |
HOOKWORM INFECTION IN THE SOIL.
K S MHASKAR |
1. NOTE ON THE OCCURRENCE OF HYPODERMA
LINEATUM VILLIERS IN THE PUNJAB.
2. NOTE ON THE SECOND STACK LARVA OF
HYPODERMA CROSSI PATTON.
3. GASTEROPHILUS CROSSI SP NOV., PARASITIC
IN ITS LARVAL STAGE IN THE
STOMACH OF THE HORSE
IN THE PUNJAB.
W S PATTON |
NOTE ON THE INFECTION OF A MOUSE
BY MEANS OF BED-BUGS, CIMEX
HEMIPTERA FABR., FE!) ON THE
PERIPHERAL BLOOD OF A
CASE OF KALA-AZAR.
C S SWAMINATH,H E SHORTT |
A NEW MOSQUITO FROM KASHMIR.
P J BARRAUD |
CORRESPONDENCE—MALARIA PREVENTION IN THE FEDERATED MALAY STATES
Malcolm Watson |
A REVISION OF THE CULICINE MOSQUITOES
OF INDIA.
Part IX.
THE INDIAN SPECIES OF LUTZlA THEO.
P J BARRAUD |
A REVISION OF THE CULlClNE MOSQUITOES
OK INDIA.
Part X. THE LARVAE OF INDIAN SPECIES OK LUTZIA THEO.
P J BARRAUD |
RFVISION OF THE CULICINE MOSQUITOES
OF INDIA.
Part XI.
SOME INDIAN SPECIES OF CULEX L.
P J BARRAUD |
FOUR NEW MOSQUITOES FROM THE WESTERM HIMALAYAS.
liY
P J BARRAUD |
NOTES ON SOME INDIAN SPECIES OF THE GENUS PHLEBOTOMUS.
Part V. PHLEBOTOMUS MALABARICUS ANNANDALE, 1910.
J A SINTON |
NOTES ON SOME INDIAN SPECIES OF THE GENUS PHLEBOTOMUS.
Part VI.
PHLEBOTOMUS PERTURBANS DE MEIJERE, 1909. (P. perturbans Annandale, 1910.)
J A SINTON |
NOTES ON SOME INDIAN SPECIES OF THE GENUS PHLEBOTOMUS.
Part VII.
PHLEBOTOMUS ZEYLANICUS ANNANDALE, 1910
J A SINTON |
NOTES ON SOME INDIAN SPECIES OF THE GENUS PHLEBOTOMUS.
Part VIII.
RECORDS Of THE GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION
AND THE SEASONAL PREVALENCE OF THE
KNOWN INDIAN AND CINGALESE SPECIES
OF THE GENUS PHLEBOTOMUS
J A SINTON |
THE OCCURRENCE OF "ACIDOSIS" IN CASES OF MALARIAL FEVER
J A SINTON,J D BAILY |
ALGAL GROWTHS IN TANK WATERS AND
THE EFFECT ON THEM OF THE REMOVAL
OF THE DISSOLVED BICARBONATES
OF THE WATER BY THE ADDITION
OF SULPHURIC ACID
V GOBINDA RAJU |
MEASUREMENT IN CENTIMETRES OF THE
ENLARGED SPLEEN IN CHILDREN AND
ITS CORRECTION FOR SIZE OF CHILD
BY A FACTOR BASED ON AN
ANTHROPOMETRIC
MEASUREMENT
KHAZAN CHAND,S R CHRISTOPHERS |
THE SHAPE AND POSITION OF THE
PALPABLE PORTION OF THE
ENLARGED SPLEEN
IN CHILDREN
S R CHRISTOPHERS |
THE TRACHEATION AND VENATION OF THE WING OF THE MOSQUITO
P J BARRAUD,S R CHRISTOPHERS |
PATHOGENESIS OF DEFICIENCY DISEASE
XVII. THE RELATION OF FAULTY NUTRITION TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF EPITHELIOMA CONTAGIOSUM
ROBERT McCARRISON |
THE EFFECTS OF THE EXCESS-INGESTION
OF CERTAIN AMINO-ACIDS ON THE
GROWTH, METAMORPHOSIS AND
THYROID GLAND OF
TADPOLES.
ROBERT McCARRISON |
EFFECTS OF THE LONG-CONTINUED
INGESTION OF TYRAMINE AND
HISTAMINE
ROBERT McCARRISON |
SOME FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON THE
SPECIES METHOD OF DIFFERENTIATING
FAECAL ORGANISMS IN SURFACE
WATERS IN THE TROPICS
A D STEWART,V GOBINDA RAJU |
NOTES ON THE CONCENTRATION OF ANTICOBRA SERUM.
II. REFRACTIVITY
A STEICHEN,J F CAIUS |
AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE RELATIVE
VALUES OF LANOLINE AND GLYCERINE
AS VEHICLES FOR VACCINE LYMPH
IN THE TROPICS
J A CRUICKSHANK,J CUNNINGHAM |
CHEMOTHERAPY OF ANTIMONIAL
COMPOUNDS IN KALA-AZAR
INFECTION.
Part IX.
TREATMENT OF CASES OF KALA-AZAR RESISTANT TO ANTIMONYL TARTRATES WITH UREA STIBAMINE-THE THERAPEUTIC VALUE OF STIBAMINE IN KALA-AZAR
U N BRAHMACHARI |
THE VIABILITY OF THE FLAGELLATE STAGE
OF L. DONOVANI WITH REFERENCE TO THE
HYDROGEN-ION CONCENTRATION
OF ITS ENVIRONMENT
L EVERARD NAPIER,P MURUGESAN |
A SIMPLE METHOD OF PREPARING
COLLODION CAPSULES FOR USE
IN THE STUDY OF BIOLOGICAL
PROBLEMS
R H MALONE |
ON A NEW MICROFILARIA FROM THE DOG. MICROFILARIA LEWISH. (N. S.)
VISHNU T KORKE |
REVISIION OF THE TYPE SPECIES OF RUDOLPHI IN INDIA.
SPIROPTERA SANGUINOLENTA (Rud. 1819). SPIROPTERA SANGUINOLENTA (R. and H. 1911).
VISHNU T KORKU |
THE FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF
MEASUREMENTS OF THE ENLARGED
SPLEEN IN A MALARIOUS CHILD
COMMUNITY.
S R CHRISTOPHERS |
A COMPARISON BETWEEN THE NUMERICAL
CONTENT OF CERTAIN BACTERIAL
SUSPENSIONS OBTAINED BY
THE HAEMOCYTOMETER
METHOD AND BROWNS
OPACITY TUBES.
B TIMOTHY,J CUNNINGHAM |
A REVISION OF THE CULICINE MOSQUITOES
OF INDIA.
Part XII.
FURTHER DESCRIPTIONS OF INDIAN SPECIES OF CULEX L. INCLUDING TWO NEW SPECIES.
P J BARRAUD |
A REVISION OF THE CULICINE MOSQUITOES
OF INDIA.
Part XIII.
FURTHER DESCRIPTIONS OF INDIAN SPECIES OF CULEX L INCLUDING THREE NEW SPECIES
P J BARRAUD |
ON THE RAT-BITE SPIROCHAETE
R ROW |
NOTE ON THE APPEARANCE OF A VIOLET
PRODUCING ORGANISM IN CERTAIN
WATER SUPPLIES OF THE
MADRAS PRESIDENCY.
J CUNNINGHAM,T N S RAGHAVACHARI |