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44 Radium Keith. I. P., and Keith. D. Y.—Radiation in benign affections of uteru Kentucky M. J. 22.264-271, July '24. Kelley. T. H.—Lymphosarcoma of small intestine. J. A. M. A. 82:785- 7S7. March 8, '24; ab. Radium 3, N. S., 260. Jan. '25. Kennedy, W. H.— Superiority of radium over surgery in cancer of uterus, M. J. &- Record (supp.) 120:148-149, Nov. 19, '24. Kingsbury. A. N.. and Mottram, J. G— Action of radium and X-rays correlating production of intestinal changes, thrombopoenia, and bacterial invasion. Brit. J. Exper. Path. 5:220-226, Aug. '24. Knappenberger. G. E.. and Donaldson. C. O.—Radium treatment of cancer of cervix. J. Oklahoma M. A. 17:198-201, Aug. '24. Kotzareff, A., and Fischer. R.—Biological research on serum in cases of cancer before and after injections of radium emanation. Bull. Acad, de med., Par. 90:334-336. Xov. 13. '23. —and Weyl, L.--Elective fixationof radium emanation by embryonal and cancer cells, Presse med. 31 \cy25-cj27, Nov. 7, '23. Kress, L. G. and Schreiner, B. F.—Contribution to treatment of cancer of lip by irradiation. J. Cancer Research 8:221-233, July '24. —Untoward results in radiation therapy of uterine cancer when complicated vvith latent gonococcic salpingitis, Am. J. Roentgenol. 12:51-53. J»'y '24- —Clinical results after irradiation of cancer of cervix uteri, New York State J. Med. 24:981-984. Dec. '24. Laborde, S.—Conception of radiosensibility of tissues, J. de radiol. et d'electrol. 8:289-306, July '24. Lacassagne, A., and Lattes, J.—Distribution of polonium after subcutaneous injection in cancer rats, Compt. rend Soc. de biol. 00:352- 353. Feb. Uv '24- —Localization of polonium in <strong>org</strong>ans. Compt. rend Soc. de biol. 90: 485-489, Feb. 29. '24. Lane. L. A.—Radium in benign conditions of nose and throat, Minnesota Med. 7:57^-5^3. Sept. "24. —Radium in ophthalmology, J. A. M. A. 83:1838-1845. Dec. 6, '24. Larkin, A. I.—Radium needles in malignant growths of the tongue; the time factor. Amer. J. Roentgenol. 10:734-735, Sept. '23; ab. Radium 2, X. S.. 322 323. Jan. '24. Larynx, cancer — —Radiation treatment of carcinoma of the larynx, (H. K. Pancoast) Amer. J. Roentgenol. 12:217-210. Sept. '24. -Radium in cancer of larynx, (W. S. Newcomet) S. Clinics N. America 4:97-100. Feb. '24. Lattes. J., and Lacassagne, A.--Distribution of polonium after subcutaneous injection in cancer rats, Compt. rend. Soc. de biol. 9:352-353. Feb. 15, '24. —Localization of polonium in <strong>org</strong>ans, Compt. rend. Soc. de biol. 90:485-489. Feb. 29, '24. Lautman. M. F.—Physiological action of natural radioactive water of Hot Springs. Ark., Southwestern Med. 8:435-437, Sept. '24. Lawrence. H.— Radium therapy: its present position in treatment of certain skin and malignant diseases, M. J. Australia (supp.) 2:5i5-5'8- J"ly '9. '24- Lawrence. W. S.—On ihe reasons for choice—radium or X-ray. when radiotherapy is indicated, Urol. & Cutaneous Rev. 28:294-296, May '24; ab. Radium 3, N. S., 147-151. July '24.
R a d i u m 45 Lee. B. J., and Herendeen. R. E.—Treatment of primary inoperable carcinoma of breast by radiation. Radiology 2:121-136, March '24. Leland, G. A., Jr.—Massive dose radium treatment in carcinoma of cervix uteri. Am. J. Roentgenol. 12:373-378, Oct. '24. Lepape. A.—Mineral Springs of Bagneres de Luchon; radioactivity and sulphur content, Paris Med. 1:36g-373, April 19, '24. Leukemia, lymphatic—- —Lymphatic leukemia; age incidence, duration, and benefit derived from irradiation. (G. B. Minot and R. Isaacs) Boston M. & S. J. 191:1-9, July 3. '24 (charts). —Myelogenous--Chronic myelogenous leukemia; age incidence, duration and benefit derived from irradiation. (G. R. Minot. T. E. Buckman and R. Isaacs) J. A. M. A. 82:1489-1494. May 10. '24 (charts); ab. Radium 3, N. S., 217-210. Oct. '24. —Improvement of myeloid leukemia under thorium X, (Chiray and R. Benda) Bull, et mem. Soc. med. de hop. de Par. 48:245-250, Feb. 29, '24. —Studies in blood cell morphology and function; morphologic changes of blood in myelogenous leukemia under radium treatment, (M. M. Strumi'a) J. Lab. & Clin. Med. 10:106-122, Nov. '24 (charts). •—Successful treatment of myelogenous leukemia with thorium X, (E. J. Feilchenfeld and A. Peters) Klin. Wchnschr. 3:1449-1450, Aug. 5. '24 (chart). « Treatment- Radiation therapy in treatment of leukemia summarized from a series of 25 cases. (B. F Schreiner and W. L. Mattick) Am. J. Roentgenol. 12:126-133, Aug. '24 (charts). Leukocytes, count— —Studies in blood cell morphology and function; morphologic changes of blood in myelogenous leukemia under radium treatment, I M. M. Strnmia) J. Lab. & Clin. Med. 10:106-122. Nov. '24 (charts). Leukorrhea, treatment— —Pathology and treatment of chronic leukorrhea. A further clinical and laboratory study of the subject, (A. II. Curtis) Surg. Gynec. & Obst. 37:657-660, Nov. '23; a"- Radium 2, N, S., 318-322. Jan. '24. Levin, I.—Intraperitoneal insertion of buried capillary glass tubes of radium emanation in carcinoma of cervix uteri. Amer. J. Roentgenol. 12:352-357, Oct. '24; ab. Radium 3. N. S., 265-268, Jan. '25. —and Levine, M.—Action of buried glass capillaries of radium emanation on plant and animal tissues. J.A.M.A. 83:1645-1650. Nov. 22, '24. Levine, M.. and Levin, I.—Action of buried glass capillaries of radium emanation on plant and animal tissues, J.A.M.A. 83:1645-1650. Nov. 22, '24. Lewis, F. O.—Radium in cancer of mediastinal esophagus. S. Clinics N. America, 4:101-103. Feb. '24. Lip, cancer— _ . . —Contribution to treatment of cancer of lip by irradiation: report on 136 cases, (B. F. Schreiner and L. G Kress) J. Cancer Research 8:221-233, July '24 (illus.)
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CONTENTS OF VOLUME THREE. NEW SERIE
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F. W. Aston, D.Sc, F.R.S. Atoms and
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2 Radium P. M. the apparatus is app
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Radium value of the metal container
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Radium Table I—Continued Classifi
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8 RADIUM The affections of the thyr
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10 R a d i u m The treatment should
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14 Radium tines of tubercle bacilli
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16 R A D I U M 4. Lymphatic Leukaem
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18 RADIUM than in anv other organs
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20 R a d i u m In a previous paper
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99 Radium 2 mm. thick; the whole ap
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2-1 Radium inum tubes in use. These
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38 R A D I U M Frequency and Distri
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»2 R a d i u m The summary of phys
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R a d i u m 59 Measuring radium by
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R a d i u m 6i Bibliography I. Gudz
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R a d i u m 68 Ited cells, SUBJECT
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R a d i u m TECHNIQUE OF RADIUM TRE
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R a d i u m 69 Bower, J. O. and Cla
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R a d i u m 89 Scholten, G. C. J.
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RADIUM 95 Wallerstein, E. U.—X-ra
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R A D I U M 105 radium irradiations
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R a d i u m 107 that in nearly ever
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R a d i u m 109 liver and lung meta
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R a d i u m in PATHOLOGY Pathologic
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Radium 123 is injected into the tis
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R a d i u m 127 modern laboratories
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R a d i u m 129 NINTH ANNUAL MEETIN
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R a d i u m 131 Several distinguish
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R A D I U M 135 In the autobiograph
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R a d i u m m Radium alone Class i.
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R a d i u m 177 emanation tubes. Th
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R a d i u m 181 THE TREATMENT OF MA
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R a d i u m 183 Cast 3. Carcinoma a
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R a d i u m 189 radium in the treat
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R a d i u m 213 radiological depart
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R a d i u m 235 3. The presence of
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R a d i u m 239 REFERENCES 1. Wickh
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Rajpium 241 the test of five years,
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R a d i u m 243 comparative statist
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R a d i u m 247 Operation Hysterect
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R a d i u m 253 2. Early Cases.—T
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R a d i u m 99 3. The treatment int
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R a d i u m 107 Sice (not of tumor,
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R a d i u m 115 This writer also fo
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R a d i u m 121 which, in the last
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R a d i u m 123 "It has long been r
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R a d i u m 125 OBITUARY JAMES C. G
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