The Indian Journal of Medical Research  October 1933

Summary

The malnutrition and stagnation of waste products in the surrounding structures as well as the contraction of muscular fibres in the vicinity will be ameliorated as a result of the increased flow of lymph and of arterial circulation induced by an Antiphlogistine Dressing. [...] 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 he having due regard to the size and shape of the page of the Journal and the capacity of the drawings or photos for reduction. [...] In all these methods the loss of iodine due to incineration in the process of converting-the organically combined iodine into the alkali iodide is considerable ; so also is the risk of direct or indirect contamination of the material under analysis by iodine. [...] 241 (b) Known amounts of iodine were added to the residue after incineration and the recovery of iodine noted to see if the loss of iodine observed in the previous experiment was due to liberation of smoke or to imperfect extraction. [...] The following results indicate the importance of pH at the critical sensitiveness of starch-iodide colour and the extent to which the accuracy of titrimetric methods depends on the inter-relationship between pH and the limitations of starch-iodide colour :— °bieLion number.

Title	Pages	Author/Editor
Frontmatter	i-xx	J. Taylor	View
An Improved Micro-Method of Estimating Iodine	237-248	M. Patnaik	View
Pharmacological Action of Certain Derivatives of Cotarnine	249-254	Khem Singh Grewal, Basheshar Das Kochhar, Jnanendranath Ray	View
The Pharmacological Action and Anti-Malarial Properties of an Anhydrocotarnine-Resorcinol-Hydrochloride (A Derivative of Narcotine)	255-260	R. N. Chopra, B. Mukherjee, H. G. M. Campbell	View
The Pharmacological Action of an Alkaloid Obtained from Rauwolfia Serpentina Benth. A Preliminary Note	261-272	R. N. Chopra, J. C. Gupta, B. Mukherjee	View
On the Electric Charge of Erythrocytes. Part II. Malaria	273-276	R. N. Chopra, S. G. Chaudhury	View
Pharmacological Action of Kurchicine (An Alkaloid of Holarrhena Antidysenterica)	277-282	R. N. Chopra, J. C. Gupta, G. S. Chopra	View
On Bacillus Pestis: New Techniques in Serology	283-294	S. D. S. Greval, N. P. Dalal	View
On the Effects of Quinine Atebrin And Plasmoquin on Experimentally-Induced Malaria in the Macacus Monkey and on Some of the Pathological Changes Observed	295-298	R. Row, N. P. Dalal, G. V. Gollerkeri	View
The Transmission of Kala-Azar to Hamsters by the Bite of the Sandfly Phlebotomus Argentipes	299-304	L. Everard Napier, R. O. A. Smith, K. V. Krishnan	View
The Relative Infectivity of the Two Forms of Leishmania Donovani Administered by Different Routes	305-314	L. Everard Napier, R. O. A. Smith, K. V. Krishnan	View
Is Halometry Reliable ? A Statistical View	315-330	H. P. Chaudhuri	View
Observations on the Mode of Action of Quinine in Malaria	331-342	K. V. Krishnan	View
Contributions to Protozoal Immunity. Part I. The Effect of Splenectomy on the Course of Malarial Infection in Monkeys	343-352	K. V. Krishnan, R. O. A. Smith, Chiranji Lal	View
Observations on Cirrhosis of the Liver as Seen in the Punjab	353-360	T. A. Hughes	View
An Investigation on the Diagnostic Value of Serum Protein Changes in Kala-Azar	361-378	M. R. Guruswami Mudaliyar, S. K. Sundaram, A. S. Ramachandran	View
Studies on the Antigenic Structure of Vibrio Cholerae . Part III. Further Analyses of Specific Carbohydrates	379-384	Richard W. Linton, D. L. Shrivastava	View
Studies on the Antigenic Structure of Vibrio Cholerae. Part IV. A Preliminary Examination of Carbohydrates in the Rice-Water Stools of Cholera Patients	385-388	Richard W. Linton, D. L. Shrivastava, B. N. Mitra	View
An Investigation into ‘Decompensated Portal Cirrhosis’	389-416	M. V. Radhakrishna Rao	View
Notes on Some Indian Species of the Genus Phlebotomus. Part XXXVI. Diagnostic Table for the Males of the Species Recorded from India	417-428	J. A. Sinton	View
Observations on the Chemistry of the Oxytocic Hormone of the Pituitary Gland. Part I	429-436	B. C. Guha, P. N. Chakravorty	View
Observations on Filariasis in Some Areas in British India. Part IX. Sind Area	437-440	Vishnu T. Korke	View
Further Observations on Vitamin A in Indian Fish-Liver Oils	441-446	A. R. Ghosh, P. N. Chakravorty, B. C. Guha	View
Investigations on the Nutritive Values of Indian Food-Stuffs. Part I	447-450	A. R. Ghosh, B. C. Guha	View
A Method of Making Slide Smears from Female Anopheles for Examination for Sporozoites of Malaria Parasites and of Preserving the Mosquitoes for Reference	451-454	P. J. Barraud	View
The Longevity of Females of Culex Fatigans under Experimental Conditions and the Duration of Malarial Infections in these Insects	455-466	Syed Majid, J. A. Sinton	View
Backmatter	i-viii	J. Taylor	View

The Indian Journal of Medical Research October 1933

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