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The Indian Journal of Medical Research July 1932

1932

201 Custom House Road Xort"COMPLETE the CLINICAL RE with the ELECTROCARDIOGRAM Node of Tawara Showing correlation of Cardiac Cycle and Electrocardiooramc GRAPHIC records these—visualizing physiological activity of the heart muscle fibres from inception of the impulse in the sinoauricular node to the last sign of activity in the ventricles! Knovii whether the alessential heart muscle is invo [...] Illustrative matter should not be sent in the form of unarranged drawings or photographs but be definitely arranged or allocated by the author as so many text figures or plates as the case may be having due regard to the size and shape of the page of the Journal and the capacity of the drawings or photos for reduction. [...] The object of the inquiry was to compare the value of the sera and neutraizing tests were carried out against the venoms of cobra and Russell's viper partly because the Kasauli serum is known to be protective against these two venoms and partly because these snakes are two of the more common poisonous snakes of India and consequently their venoms would reasonably be expected to be neutralized [...] The pioneer work on the venoms and antivenins of the common Indian snakes is undoubtedly that of Lamb and his associates who published their results from time to time in the Scientific Memoirs by Officers of the Medical and Sanitary Departments of the Government of India. [...] Acton and Knowles (1913 1914 and 1.915) carried out an investigation on the treatment of snake-bite and allied problems including a study of Indian snake venoms and the action of various antivenomous sera and in the course of this they considered the question of standardization of antivenin.
technology medicine science
Pages
379
Published in
India
SARF Document ID
sarf.120195
Segment Pages Author Actions
Frontmatter
i-xiv J. Taylor view
On the Standardization of Russell’s Viper Antivenin
1-24 L. Anderson view
Experimental Infection of Some Indian Mosquitoes with Wuchereria (Filaria) Bancrofti
25-34 S. Rao, M.O.T. Iyengar view
Notes on Spontaneously Agglutinating Strains of V. CholerÆe Both Natural and Artificially Produced
35-42 Amar Goyle, P.N. Gupta view
An Experimental Contribution to the Diagnosis of Pernicious AnÆmia
43-ii K.N. Murthi, P. John Rao view
Notes on Some Indian Species of the Genus Phlebotomus.Part XXX. Diagnostic Table for the Females of the Species Recorded from India
55-iii J.A. Sinton view
Lead in Urine
75-80 T.C. Boyd, H.D. Ganguly view
The Relative Values of Meinicke Microflocculation Test and Wassermann Reaction Based on a Comparison of 1 200 Sera
81-88 R.C. Wats, C.M.E. Eyles view
Some Sources of Vitamin C in India. Part II—(Continued). Germinated Pulses Tomatoes Mangoes and Bananas
89-106 R.C. Wats, C.M.E. Eyles view
Action of Venom of the Indian Daboia (Vipera Russellii Vel Vipera Elegans) on Certain Protozoa
107-116 R.N. Chopra, J.S. Chowhan view
Standards for Predicting the Normal Vital Capacity of the Lungs in South Indian Women from Height Weight and Surface Area
117-134 Eleanor Mason view
The Relative Susceptibility of Chinese Hamsters (Cricetulus Griseus) to Kala-Azar by the Oral and Subcutaneous Routes
135-138 H.E. Shortt, C.S. Swaminath view
The Distribution and Cause of Endemic Goitre in the United Provinces. Part II. The Naked Eye and Microscopic Anatomy of Goitre with Special Reference to the Endemic Goitre of the United Provinces
139-ii H. Stott view
The Distribution and Cause of Endemic Goitre in the United Provinces Part III.Cause and Summary of Treatment
147-154 H. Stott view
Anthropometric Measurements in Bombay. Part I. Anthropometric Study of 200 Subjects (100 Male and 100 Female)
155-262 G.M. Kurulkar, V.S. Rajadhyaksha view
Observations on Œdematous Nephritis
263-280 T.A. Hughes, Khazan Malik view
The Climate in Which the Rat-Flea Lives
281-298 P.A. Buxton view
An Unusual Type of Parasitic Infection of Forearm
299-i A. Vasudevan view
Seasonal Incidence of Tertian Subtertian and Quartan Infections
303-326 M.O.T. Iyengar view
Observations on Detoxication of Daboia Venom by Hepatic Lipoids with a Note on the Anti-Viperine Potency of Kasauli Antivenin
327-i G.C. Maitra, S.M.K. Mallick view
Observations on Filariasis in Some Areas in British India Part VIII
335-340 Vishnu Korke view
On the Value of Wilson and Blair’s Bismuth Sulphite Medium in the Isolation of B. Typhosus from FÆces and Sewage
341-346 A.D. Stewart, S.C. Ghosal view
Studies on the Antigenic Structure of Vibrio CholerÆe Part I Serological Reactions of a Carbohydrate-Like Fraction
347-354 Richard Linton view
Backmatter
i-ii J. Taylor view

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