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Alveolar soft-part sarcoma
P. H. Lieberman; F. W. Foote Jr; F. W. Stewart; J. W. Berg
JAMA. 1966;198:1047-1051.
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Adrenal hemorrhage during anticoagulant therapy
F. D. McDonald; A. R. Myers; R. Pardo
JAMA. 1966;198:1052-1056.
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Misleading features of benign spinal cord tumors. Report of three cases
G. B. Udvarhelyi; R. D. Teasdall; L. E. Shulman
JAMA. 1966;198:1057-1060.
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Reaction of nonsmokers to carbon monoxide inhalation. Cardiopulmonary responses at rest and during exercise
R. B. Chevalier; R. A. Krumholz; J. C. Ross
JAMA. 1966;198:1061-1064.
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Vector-electrocardiographic exercise test in ischemic heart disease. A more objective measure of exercise tolerance
J. H. Isaacs; M. Wilburne; H. Mills; R. Kuhn
JAMA. 1966;198:1065-1070.
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Lymphosarcoma resembling the Burkitt tumor in a Connecticut girl
J. L. Ziegler; D. G. Miller
JAMA. 1966;198:1071-1073.
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Induced hypothermia is not "artificial hibernation"
A. R. Henderson
JAMA. 1966;198:1074-1078.
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Medical care and public health in California
L. Breslow
JAMA. 1966;198:1079-1081.
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Effect of tissue temperatures and blood flow on motor nerve conduction velocity
D. I. Abramson; L. S. Chu; S. Tuck Jr; S. W. Lee; G. Richardson; M. Levin
JAMA. 1966;198:1082-1088.
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To teach them this art
W. E. Lotterhos
JAMA. 1966;198:1089-1090.
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New demands for medical manpower
P. R. Lee
JAMA. 1966;198:1091-1093.
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Present projections of physician production
C. H. Ruhe
JAMA. 1966;198:1094-1100.
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More medical faculties--the need and supply
E. D. Pellegrino
JAMA. 1966;198:1101-1104.
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More medical students. The need and available supply
J. L. Caughey
JAMA. 1966;198:1105-1107.
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Conserving costly talents--providing physicians' new assistants
E. A. Stead Jr
JAMA. 1966;198:1108-1109.
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Immune responses in the presence of large doses of phenylalanine
R. M. Appleman; R. G. Shorter; G. A. Hallenbeck
JAMA. 1966;198:1110-1112.
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Malpositioning of endotracheal catheters
W. K. Hamilton; W. C. Stevens
JAMA. 1966;198:1113.
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Detection of phenylketonuria in newborn infants
H. K. Berry; B. S. Sutherland; B. Umbarger
JAMA. 1966;198:1114-1115.
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Management of acute leukemia: a clue from Africa
JAMA. 1966;198:1116.
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Introducing the, uh, ladies
JAMA. 1966;198:1117-1118.
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Schizophrenia, phenothiazines, and the lymphocyte
JAMA. 1966;198:1117.
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Willard parker (1800-1884) New York physician and surgeon
JAMA. 1966;198:1118-1119.
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Fatal diphenylhydantoin poisoning. A case report
F. A. Laubscher
JAMA. 1966;198:1120-1121.
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Incidence of varicocele in normal men and among men of different ages
B. G. Clarke
JAMA. 1966;198:1121-1122.
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Torsion of the spermatic cord in utero
J. Y. Gillenwater; H. M. Burros
JAMA. 1966;198:1123-1124.
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Burkitt's lymphoma in an arid part of Texas
J. J. Twomey
JAMA. 1966;198:1124-1125.
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Guide to the significance of occupational exposure limits
JAMA. 1966;198:1126-1128.
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Four uncommon infections in Hodgkin's disease
M. L. Goodman; E. Maher
JAMA. 1966;198:1129.
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