Biomedical subjects
J SMITH
Publications and source records attributed to J SMITH.
The action of antibiotics on Bacterium coli infections associated with obstetrical and gynaecological conditions; terramycin and combined streptomycin and terramycin.
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The association of specific types of escherichia coli with cases of infantile gastro-enteritis.
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The association of serological types of Bacterium coli with infantile gastro-enteritis.
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The sensitivity to antibiotics of strains of Bact. Coli associated with infantile gastro-enteritis.
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Esophageal fistulae complicated by mycotic empyema and esophago-aortic perforation.
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The Scottish air ambulance service.
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Good press and radio relations.
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[Haemodynamics of methonium hypotension during anesthesia].
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Smallpox: the exanthem in colour.
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The effect of rapid intravenous metrazol on the electroencephalogram.
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Some pharmacologic properties of m-tolyloxyacetamidine hydrochloride, a cardiotonic drug.
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Teratoma of the ovary in a sixteen month-old child.
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A pediatrician views the trends in child psychiatry.
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Skin manifestations of diseases.
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Assessment of possible casualties and damage.
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The association of certain types (alpha and beta) of Bact. coli with infantile gastro-enteritis.
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