THE ALTERATION OF MORTALITY RATES IN BURNED RATS USING EARLY EXCISION, HOMOGRAFTING AND HYPOTHERMIA, ALONE AND IN COMBINATION.
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Body Fluids↗
Biomedical subjects
H B WILLIAMS
Publications and source records attributed to H B WILLIAMS.
VERTEBRO-BASILAR INSUFFICIENCY DEMONSTRATED BY CAROTID ANGIOGRAPHY.
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Adolescent↗
A REVISED APPROACH TO CHOLANGIOGRAPHY.
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Cholangiography↗
UROLOGICAL SURVEY OF CHRONIC PYELONEPHRITIS AND RECURRENT URINARY INFECTION WITHOUT OBSTRUCTION.
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Aging↗
PULMONARY CYSTS IN RELATION TO THE OESOPHAGUS.
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Cysts↗
INTRATHORACIC LYMPHOID HAMARTOMA.
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Adolescent↗
CORRELATION OF EDEMA FORMATION, HEMOCONCENTRATION, AND MORTALITY IN EXPERIMENTAL BURNS TREATED WITH HYPOTHERMIA.
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Antitoxins↗
SURVIVAL, AS AFFECTED BY PRIMARY EXCISION WITH GRAFTING, AND BY HYPOTHERMIA, IN A LETHAL EXPERIMENTAL SCALD.
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Burns↗
Comparison of speech improvement in cases of cleft palate after two methods of pharyngoplasty.
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Cleft Palate↗
Hemoglobin changes in labor and the puerperium; a study of 102 patients.
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Female↗
Acute convulsive disorders in children.
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Acute Disease↗
Emergency medical services in disaster.
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Disasters↗
Treatment of acute micrococcic (streptococcic) pharyngitis with penicillin.
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Bacteriology↗
Gold number studies, with some observations on sensitization and protection.
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Gold↗
Adsorption studies in a synthetic rubber latex-ovalbumin system.
1. Adsorption of ovalbumin on the latex surface was in excess of the quantity required to produce coverage of the surface over most of the protein concentrations range which was investigated. 2. "S" shaped isothermals which probably indicated multilayer adsorption were obtained. 3. The quantity of ovalbumin required to produce a constant surface charge density on the latex particle surface was a function of the pH, and a theory of active centers on the latex particles has been suggested. 4. A shift in the isoelectric point from that of native ovalbumin has been observed for the protein when adsorbed on a synthetic latex.
Adsorption↗