For the year ended December 31st, 1923

The Indian Medical Year, 1923. A Correction

The 31st Annual Meeting of the Japan Association for International Health December 3-4, 2016

O-01-01 Nutrition survey on Brazilian school children in Japan YUKA KATO O-01-02 Expected ability for globalization in the field of food and nutrition in Japan YUKA SAITO O-01-03 The carrier formation of faculty members who teach international nursing at university Haruka Yokota O-01-04 The prospect of educational program in International Health and Nursing at national nursing colleges in Japan...

Annual Report upon Vaccination at Basein for the Year Ending 31st March, 1867

15y A. Callaway Ntsbet, M.R.C.S., London, Civil Surgeon, Bassein ; Superintendent of the Bassein Charitable Dispensary ; and Local Superintendent of Vaccination. I regret that I have this year to report a considerable falling off in the number of vaccination cases at Bassein, and this circumstance is the more to be regretted as the results of this season's operations were eminently and typicall...

THE NUFFIELD FOUNDATION: Report for the Year ending 31st March, 1959

it may increase our knowledge of the difficult subject of the physiology of bladder conitrol and its relation to the pathology of incontinence of urine. SUMMARY. Unfixed bladders from 350 post-mortems have been studied from a mechanical point of view in a special machine. In these bladders it has been found that lifting the bladder neck region without squeezing it causes the outlet to close and...

The Medical Annual, 1923

The Medical Annual for 1923 is a volume which no practising general practitioner can afford to be without. It is particularly rich in articles of practical clinical value. Among many other articles perhaps that by Sir W. I. de C. Wheeler on " General surgical treatment" is the most interesting: he emphasises the necessity for team work, the use of written instructions to sisters in charge of th...