Observations on the Chloraemidae, with special reference to certain Australian forms

Observations on the Blood of Certain Ascidians , with Special Reference to the Biochemistry of Vanadium

AMONG the numerous idiosyncrasies, both anatomical and biochemical, which distinguish the Tunicata so sharply from all other animals, few are more striking than the two features of their blood which were first revealed by Henze (1911)— the presence in it of an organic compound of vanadium, and also of very considerable quantities of free sulphuric acid. In spite of the publication, since that d...

THE CEREBROSPINAL FLUID IN CERTAIN FORMS OF INSANITY, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE CONTENT OF POTASS1UM.l

The researches of the pathologist havegivenuslittle assistance in explaining the various forms of insanity; and chemical investigations have been even less successful in throwing light upon this difficult problem. Of the various modes of studying the pathological changes which probably take place in the deranged central nervous system. the chemical examination of the cerebrospinal fluid is one ...

Observations on Vibration Sense with Special Reference to Postencephalitic Parkinsonism.

Malaria: With Special Reference to the African Forms

Experimental treatment of Australian trachoma with special reference to lederkyn.

Review of Various Trial Treatments Various pilot projects were initiated to ascertain whether Australian trachoma behaved in the same way towards the various available therapeutic measures as that in other countries and to enable us to work out a method of mass treatment suitable for routine use in the somewhat peculiar conditions met with in the remoter parts of the State where trachoma was ri...