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Studies on the Hepatic Blood Flow : IEffect of Choleretics and Hepatotonics on the Estimated Hepatic Blood Flow in Dogs
Murakami Tadashi
PP. 339 - 343
Studies on the Hepatic Blood Flow : II Effect of Cortisone Acetate and ACTH on the Estimated Hepatic Blood Flow in Dogs
Murakami Tadashi
PP. 344 - 346
Studies on the Hepatic Blood Flow : III Estimated Hepatic Blood Flow in Anuric Dogs
Murakami Tadashi
PP. 347 - 349
Changes in the Oxygen Content of Hepatic Venous Blood under the Condition of Accelerated Hepatic Functions
Uchida Hiroyuki Murakami Tadashi Mizuta Wataru
PP. 350 - 351
Experimental Studies on the Oxygen Content of Hepatic Venous Blood of Anuric Dogs
Watanabe Yutaka Murakami Tadashi Mizuta Wataru
PP. 352 - 353
Effect of Yuda Hotspring on Skin Connective Tissue of the Experimental Glycosuria
Saito Masaki
PP. 354 - 359
Spectrochemical Studies of Sera　Report IV : Studies on Pale Sera
Okabe Muneo
PP. 360 - 364
Spectrochemical Studies of Sera　Report V : Studies on Icteric Sera
Okabe Muneo
PP. 365 - 368
Spectrochemical Studies of Sera　Report VI : Studies on Sera of Patients suffering from Uremia
Okabe Muneo
PP. 369 - 370
Spectrochemical Studies of Sera　Report Ⅶ : Studies on Sera of Patients suffering from Malignant Neoplasms
Okabe Muneo
PP. 371 - 374
Spectrochemical Studies of Sera　Report Ⅷ : Application of Visual Spectroscopy of Sera to Clinical Biochemistry
Okabe Muneo
PP. 375 - 379
Effect of Drugs on Choline Granules in Cells of Counective Tissue
Kawajiri Sadaichi
PP. 380 - 384
Effect pf Piperazine Hydrate on the Blood of Rabbits
Takatsuka Tsutomu
PP. 385 - 390
On the Effect of 2. 3 Dimercaptopropanol upon the Destiny of Material Engulfed by Histiocyte in the Experimental Glycosuria
Yamane Toshio
PP. 391 - 394
The Study on Phagocytosis and its Destiny in Subcutaneous Fibro-Histiocytic System : II　Effect of Cell Activator on Fibro-Histiocytic System.
Kunichika Michio
PP. 395 - 406
Clinical Studies on Electrolytes by Hepatic Vein Catheterization
Itoh Fukashi
PP. 407 - 409
Quantitatine Correlation between Guanidine and Non-sugar Reducing Substances in the Blood in Hepatic or Renal Disturbances : I　Studies in Animals with Hepatic Lesions
Uchida Hiroyuki
PP. 410 - 413
Quantitatine Correlation between Guanidine and Non-sugar Reducing Substances in the Blood in Hepatic or Renal Disturbances : II　Studies in Animals with Renal Lesions
Uchida Hiroyuki
PP. 414 - 416
Quantitatine Correlation between Guanidine and Non-sugar Reducing Substances in the Blood in Hepatic or Renal Disturbances : III　Studies by Hepatic Vein Catheterization
Uchida Hiroyuki
PP. 417 - 419
Quantitatine Correlation between Guanidine and Non-sugar Reducing Substances in the Blood in Hepatic or Renal Disturbances : IV Clinical Studies
Uchida Hiroyuki
PP. 420 - 423
Epidemiological Studies of the Possible Relationship Between Soil and Mortalities from Cirrhosis of the Liver : Part 2. Relationship Between Geotectonic Division and Mortalities from Cirrhosis of the Liver in Japan
Ishimaru Toranosuke
PP. 424 - 435
Epidemiological Studies of the Possible Relationship Between Soil and Caner Mortalities : Part2. Relationship Between Climatic Soil Zone and Cancer Mortality in Jaoan
Kitagawa Yoshio
PP. 436 - 449
Epidemiological Studies of the Possible Relationship Between Soil and Mortalities from Kidney Disease. : Part I. Yearly Trend and Distribution of Mortality from Kidney Disease in Japan.
Nishigauchi Hajime
PP. 450 - 463
Epidemiological Studies of the Possible Relationship Between Mortalities From Heart Disease and Soli. : Part I. Yearly Trend and Distribution of the Mortality from Heart Disease in Japan.
Kubota Morimasa
PP. 464 - 475
On the Dysentery of Infants
Hukuyama Tadaaki
PP. 476 - 478
On the So-Celled Ekiri- Encephalitis
Asano Seiji Hukuyama Tadaaki
PP. 479 - 481
Clinical Experiences with Chlorpromazine Therapy for Psychoses
Matsutani Motohiko
PP. 482 - 486
A Case of Obsturationsileus Caused by Ascaris and Bambooshoot
Wadamori Hiroshi
PP. 487 - 488
Carcinoma of the Pancreatic Head : An Operated Case of Etiological Interest
Fukushima Tadashi
PP. 489 - 493