... Liver, Acute Laryngitis,, Acute Peritonitis, Acute Pleurisy, Acute Suppression of the Menses, Adhesion of the Lids, Adipose Tissue, . Advantages of Specialties, ...

... and physiochemical properties. We have found that the factors responsible for suppression are non- dialyzable, heat stable , resistant to pH2 ... and physiochemical properties. We have found that the factors responsible for suppression are non- dialyzable, heat stable, resistant to pH2 ...

... and physiochemical properties. ¥e have found that the factors responsible for suppression are noi|' dialyzable , heat stable , resistant to pH2 ... suppress when stimulated with concanavalin A, suggesting that factors other than ... for suppression. The inhibitory activity of the Con A induced ...

... 1911, ii, 920.—Caro (H.) Incidence of intestinal adhesions as factor in chronic intestinal stasis in epilepsies. Boston M. & S. J., 1917, clxxvi, 697-699. Also: Bull. Mass. Comm. Ment. Dis., Bost., 1918-19, ii, 80-84. -----. Intestinal adhesions and peritoneal bands in epi- leptics. Boston M. & S. ...

... 1929, 55: 520-2.—Shutt, C. H. Pericolic adhesions; a factor in nonrelief of symptoms following operations for chronic appen- dicitis. J. Missouri M. Ass., 1929, 26: 172-4.—Stuchinsky, B. G. [Acute intestinal obstruction due to adhesions] Vest. khir., 1938, 56: 482-94—Verbrycke, J. ...

... trol of relative humidity is also an important factor. In the submarine the suppression of dust and lint is not of prime ...

... of experiments to encompass the role of cell adhesion molecules and other immunologic factors, including cytokines, in the pathogenesis of ocular diseases, ...

... 1911, iii, 845-852— Shutt (C. H.). Pericolic adhesions as a factor in diagnosis of chronic appendicitis and as a factor in the failure to obtain relief by removal of the appendix in some ... pelvic adhesions. Internat. Clin., Phila., 1920, 30. s., iii, 192-207.— ...

... 244.— Haggerty (M. E.) 6c Kempf (E. J.). Suppression and sub- stitution as a factor in sex differences. Am. J. Psvchol., Worcester, 1913, ... The doctrine of the prepared soil; a neglected factor in surgical infections. ... (A.). De la suppression complete du pansement a la suite des opfirations ...

... it would seem as if the traction of adhesions was an important factor in producing the displacement. In a small number ... to unsound mental conditions. Matthews Duncan refers to suppression of the ... frequent etiological factor; he also mentions alcoholic excess as a common ...