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CANCER OF THE LARGE INTESTINE AND RECTUM: COMPARATIVE DATA FROM CONNECTICUT AND NORWAY, 1953-1958.
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COMPARISON OF THE PATHOLOGY OF CERVICAL CANCER IN CONNECTICUT AND THE SOUTHWEST REGION OF ENGLAND.
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CONNECTICUT Commission on Alcoholism; report, 1949-1950, to the Governor.
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Connecticut Hospital Association Manual on Informed Consent.
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From the MMWR. Henoch-Schönlein purpura--Connecticut.
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Laryngeal carcinoma in Connecticut; observations with particular reference to its surgical treatment.
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A biography of Connecticut surgery.
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Breast cancer in Connecticut, 1935-1953; study of 8,396 proved cases.
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The effects of a malpractice suit upon physicians in Connecticut.
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Infectious hepatitis. Report of an outbreak in a small Connecticut school, due to water-borne transmission.
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Fatal inhalational anthrax in a 94-year-old Connecticut woman.
We describe the 11th case of bioterrorism-related inhalational anthrax reported in the United States. The presenting clinical features of this 94-year-old woman were subtle and nondistinctive. The diagnosis was recognized because blood cultures were obtained prior to administration of antibiotics, emphasizing the importance of this diagnostic test in evaluating ill patients who have been exposed to Bacillus anthracis. The patient's clinical course was characterized by progression of respiratory insufficiency, pleural effusions and pulmonary edema, and, ultimately, death. Although her B anthracis bacteremia was rapidly sterilized after initiation of antibiotic therapy, viable B anthracis was present in postmortem mediastinal lymph node specimens. The source of exposure to B anthracis in this patient is not known. Exposure to mail that was cross-contaminated as it passed through postal facilities contaminated with B anthracis spores is one hypothesis under investigation.
Notes from Connecticut: a surgeon's travail.
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Morphology and survival rates of cervical cancer in Connecticut and southwest England.
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Effect of inaccurate pathological diagnosis on survival statistics for melanoma. Survey of cases in the Connecticut Tumor Registry.
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Trends in cancer incidence and survival in Connecticut.
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Cancer of the nasopharynx in Connecticut, 1935 through 1959.
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Cancer of tongue in Connecticut, 1935-1959.
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