Volume 39, titelblad

Neurochemistry and Clinical Neurology. Progress in Clinical and Biological Research, Volume 39

Even while laboratory scientists work hurriedly to find improved methods of combating the wayward cancer cell, it must be agreed that prevention and early diagnosis are the most promising strategies for long-range cancer control. To this end Dr. Kessler has compiled a worthy collection of papers which deal thoughtfully with issues central to cancer prevention and early diagnosis. The book begin...

Court Review: Volume 39, Issue 3 - Trial by Metaphor: Rhetoric, Innovation, and the Juridical Text

39: Salicylates

The Ancient Egyptians recognized the pain-relieving effects of concoctions made from myrtle and willow leaves. Hippocrates may have been among the first to use willow bark and leaves from the Salix species to relieve fever, but it was not until 1829 that the glycoside salicin was extracted from the willow bark and used as an antipyretic. Seven years later, salicylic acid was isolated, and by th...

39 - Appendicitis

The appendix is a tubular structure that arises from the cecum and consists primarily of smooth muscle and an abundance of lymphoid tissue. The average adult appendix can reach a length of 10 cm with a luminal width of 6 to 7 mm. Innerva­ tion from sympathetic and vagus nerves accounts for referred pain to the umbilicus when inflammatory changes are present. The location of the appendix (retroc...

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