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GENERAL NOTESROYAL SOCIETY OF MEDICINE,

I Wimpole Street, London, W. i.

Section of Laryngology.—President, W. H. Kelson, M.D. Hon.Secretaries, Philip Franklin, F.R.C.S., 27 Wimpole Street, London, W. 1,and Norman Patterson, 82 Portland Place, London, W. 1.

The next Meeting of the Section will be held on Friday, 4th December,at 5 P.M. Communications regarding patients and specimens along with ashort precis of notes must be sent to the Senior Hon. Secretary, Mr PhilipFranklin, at least twelve days before the date of the meeting.

Section of Otology.—President,^. J. Jenkins, F.R.C.S. Hon. Secretaries,F. W. Watkyn-Thomas, F.R.C.S., 14 Welbeck Street, London, W. 1, andT. B. Layton, D.S.O., M.S., 10 Welbeck Street, London, W. 1.

The next Meeting of the Section will be held on Saturday, 5th December,at 10.30 A.M. Communications regarding patients and specimens alongwith a short precis of notes must be sent to the Senior Hon. Secretary,Mr F. W. Watkyn-Thomas, F.R.C.S., at least twelve days before thedate of the meeting.

During the Session 1925-26 the Sections will meet on the followingdates:—

Section of Laryngology, on Friday, 4th December, 5th February, 5thMarch, 16th April, 7th May {Annual), and 4th June.

Section of Otology, on Saturday, 5th December, 6th February, 6thMarch, 8th May {Annual), and 5th June.

The Sections of Laryngology and Ophthalmology will hold a combineddiscussion on " Inflammation of the Nasal Sinuses in its relation toOptic Neuritis" on Friday, 8th January 1926, at 8.30 p.m.

Among the further subjects selected for special discussion during theSession 1925-26, which are of special interest to members of the Sections ofLaryngology and Otology, are the following :—

1. Focal Sepsis as a Factor in Disease ; to be discussed by the wholeSociety.

2. The Diagnosis and Treatment of Intrathoracic New Growths ; tobe discussed by the Sections of Medicine, Electro-Therapeutics, Surgery,and Laryngology.

* * *THE SEMON LECTURE, 1925.

On the afternoon of Thursday, 5th November, Dr Patrick Watson-Williams of Bristol, delivered the Semon Lecture of the University ofLondon, entitled, " The Toll of Chronic Focal Nasal Sepsis on Body andMind." The Lecturer was introduced by the Chairman, Sir WilliamMilligan, to a large and appreciative audience assembled in the Hall ofthe Royal Society of Medicine. The address is published in the currentnumber of the Journal.

The vote of thanks was proposed by Dr E. Graham Little, Member ofParliament for the University of London, and was seconded by Sir St ClairThomson, President of the Royal Society of Medicine. The Lecturer waspresented by the Chairman with the Semon Medal.

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In the evening a reception was held by Sir StClair Thomson at64 Wimpole Street, and was attended by the Members of the Sections ofLaryngology and Otology who had been invited to meet the SemonLecturer.

* * *At the Statutory Meeting of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh,

held on Wednesday, 21st October, Dr A. Logan Turner, F.R.C.S. Ed., waselected President for the ensuing year.

* * *THE LATE DR HENRI CHATELLIER, PARIS.

Born at Lisieux in Normandy, in June 1855, Henri Chatellier studiedmedicine in Paris. Attracted by the busy life of the capital, he resolvedto remain there and to specialise as an obstetrician ; but after acceptingan offer of work with Gouguenheim and later with Hutinel, he commencedthe study of Diseases of the Throat and Ear.

In 1888, he wrote his Thesis on Adenoid Tumours of the Pharynx, andthen proceeded to Vienna to study under Politzer, Chiari and Schnitzler,and in Prague under Zaufal. In 1890, Chatellier established a departmentof Otology and Laryngology at the Hopital St Joseph. Amongst hischief contributions to the literature of the specialty were his papers onthe Histology of the Nasal Mucous Membrane, on the TopographicalAnatomy of the Middle Ear, and on the Bacteriology of Middle-earSuppuration.

Chatellier had many interests outside the sphere of his profession.Music had a special attraction for him, and he was the means of introducingto the notice of the public many musicians, both composers and performers.During the active years of his life he was greatly interested in thedevelopment of sport.

The Editors of the Journal desire to express their indebtedness to, andtheir appreciation of, the work of Dr Douglas Guthrie and the staff ofcollaborators, in the voluntary assistance which they have given throughoutthe year in the preparation of abstracts of current medical literaturedealing with the specialty.

LIST OF ABSTRACTORS DURING 1925.

Brady, A. J., Sydney.Campbell, Andrew, Johannesburg.Cavenagh, J. B., Worcester.Cleminson, F. J., London.Dickie, J. K. Milne, Ottawa.Diggle, F. Holt, Manchester.Dundas-Grant, Sir James, London.Forster, H. V., Liverpool.Goldsmith, Perry G., Toronto.Guthrie, Douglas, Edinburgh.Horgan, J. Bowring, Cork.Jobson, T. B., Guildford.Keen, J., Leicester.Lodge, W. Oliver, Halifax.

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M'Cart, T. W., Toronto.Moore, Irwin, London.Ormerod, F. C, London.Rankin, Nicol M., London.Rodger, T. Ritchie, Hull.Tweedie, Alex. R., Nottingham.Vlasto, Michael, London.Watson-Williams, E., Bristol.White, E. Hamilton, Montreal.Wilkinson, G., Sheffield.Woodman, E. M., Birmingham.Wright, A. J. M., Bristol.Yearsley, Macleod, London.Young, Gavin, Glasgow.

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The Journal of Laryngology and Otology exchanges with the followingperiodicals :—

Archives of Radiology.Bristol Medico-Chirurgical Journal.British Medical Journal.Glasgow Medical Journal.The Lancet.Medical Press and Circular.Proceedings Royal Society of Medi-

cine.St Bartholomew's Hospital Journal.The Medical Journal of Australia.The Journal of the Canadian Medical

Association.Annals of Otology, Rhinology, and

Laryngology.Archives of Oto-laryngology.Journal of Ophthalmology, Otology,

and Laryngology.Journal of the American Medical

Association.The Laryngoscope.New York Medical Journal.Surgery, Gynaecology, and Obstetrics.Annales des Maladies de l'Oreille, du

Larynx, du Nez et du Pharynx.

Archives Internationales de Laryn-gologie, etc.

Bulletin d'Oto-Rhino-Laryngologie.La Presse Medicale.L'Oto-Laryngologie Internationale.Revue de Laryngologie, d'Otologie,

et de Rhinologie.Archiv. f. Ohren-, Nasen-, und Kehl-

kopfheilkunde.Internationales Zentralb. f. Ohren-

heilkunde und Rhino-Laryn-gologie.

Monatschrift f. Ohrenheilkunde.Munchener Med. Wochenschrift.Zeitschrift fur Hals-, Nasen-, und

Ohrenheilkunde.Zentralblatt fiir Hals-, Nasen-, und

Ohrenheilkunde.Zeilschrift f. Laryngologie.Archivii Italiani di Laringologia.Archivio Italiano di Otologia.Acta Oto-Laryngologica.Wiener Klinische Wochenschrift.

The Editors will be glad to receive from writers of papers published inJournals other than the above, a short " Author's Abstract" containing themain points in their communication.

* * *

T H E LATE PROFESSOR URBAN PRITCHARD.

In the month of October Professor Urban Pritchard passed away in hiseighty-first year. We purpose publishing an obituary in the next numberof the Journal.

BOOKS RECEIVED FOR REVIEW.

Diseases of the Nose, Throat and Ear, Medical and Surgical, by WilliamLincoln Ballenger, M.D., revised by Howard Charles Ballenger, M.D.Fifth Edition, illustrated with 551 engravings and 32 plates. London,Henry Kimpton, 1925. Price 42s. net.

La Haute Frequence en Oto-Rhino-Laryngologie, by Leroux-Robert,with Preface by Professor D'Arsonval. 74 figures in the text. 166 pages.Masson et Cie, Paris, 1925. 15 francs net.

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Abs. . . Abstract.Clin. Rec. . Clinical Record.Crit. Rev. . Critical Review.

Abercrombie, Peter H., Eruption ofCanine Tooth into Nasal Fossaattended by Rhinitis Caseosa (Clin.Rec), 586

Acoustic Meatus, External; Epithe-lioma of, Radical Mastoid Opera-tion ; Recovery—J. S. Fraser (Soc.Procs.), 600

Acoustic Nerve Tumour (?)—J. S.Fraser {Soc. Procs.), 601

Acute Infectious Diseases : A Hand-book for Practitioners and Students—J. D. Rolleston (Rev.), 352

Adam, James, Is Chronic MaxillarySinusitis a Cause of Bronchiectasis ?(Orig. Art.), 172

Paroxysmal Rhinorrhosa (Orig.Art.), 577; (Discussion — Soc.Procs.), 590

Adenoid and Tonsil Operations, NewTampon for—L. M. Pearlman (Abs.),552

Adenoid and Tonsil Operations withLocal Anaesthesia—W. Tonndorf(Abs.), 408

Adenoid Growths and ExudativeLymphatic Diathesis — ViggoSchmidt (Abs.), 404

Adenoid Operation; Persistence ofCranio-Pharyngeal Canal — OttoLeisze (Abs.), 552

Adenoids, Operative Treatment of, andDiseased Tonsils—J. R. Griffin(Abs.), 819

Removal of, Respiratory Re-education in Children after—Canuyt(Abs.), 757

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Orig. Art. . Original Article.Rev. . . Review of Book.Soc. Procs. . Societies' Proceedings.

Adrenalin in Treatment of Ozaena—G. Liebault and P. Moers (Ads.),755

Aids to Hearing ; (Discussion—Soc.Procs.), 730

Air-passages, Upper, Immunity inTuberculosis of— F. Blumenfeld(Abs.\ 409

Alcohol, Injection of Gasserian Gang-lion with—M. Taptas (Abs.), 194

Alimentary Canal, Sphincters of, andtheir Clinical Significance—A. F.Hurst (Abs.), 485

Alveolus, Sequestrum of, causingNasal Complaints—G. Bjorkquist(Abs.), 610

America, Central, Some Diseases of(Tropical Rhinoscleroma)—A. Cas-tellani (Abs.), 476

American Laryngological Association,Proceedings of Forty-Sixth AnnualCongress of—A. Logan Turner,392

Anaesthesia, Local, Adenotomy andTonsillotomy with—W. Tonndorf(Abs.), 408

Local, Removal of Larynx forMalignant Disease under—W. S.Syme (Sac. Procs.), 323

Local, Significance of, in Oto-Laryngology—N.R. Blegvad(^4Ar.),480

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Anaesthesia of Peripheral Nerves, In-fluence of, on Peripheral and Cent-ral Past-pointing—Ant. PrecechtSl(Orig. Art.), 233

Anaesthetics, Local (A6s.), 56, 57, 58,193. 194

Anastomosis of Facial Nerve in Casesof Facial Palsy—Lionel Colledgeand L. D. Bailey (Soc. Procs.),38i

Anastomosis, Nerve, Recurrent Laryn-geal, in Laryngeal Paralysis—C. H.Frazier (A6s.), 412

• Nerve, restoring Movement toParalysed Vocal Cord by — L.Colledge (Abs.), 413

Nerve, restoring Movement toParalysed Vocal Cord by—CharlesBallance and Lionel Colledge (Soc.Procs.), 804

Aneurysm, Thoracic Aortic, Ruptureof, during CEsophagoscopy—G. E.Martin (Soc. Procs.), 605

Angio-fibroma removed with Dia-thermy Snare from Nasopharynx ofBoy—E. Broughton Barnes (Soc.Procs.), 118

Angioma, Naevoid, of Tympanum(? Endothelioma)—James Dundas-Grant (Soc. Procs.), 124

Ankylosis, Bony, of Malleus andIncus—E. Watson-Williams (Soc.Procs.), 125

Anleitung zu den Operationen amGehororgan an den Tonsillen undder Nase (Introduction to Opera-tions on the Ear, Tonsils, and Nose)—Adolf Passow and Hans Klaus(Rev.), 208

Antrum, Maxillary, Acute PulmonaryInfection following Operation on—Dan M'Kenzie (Soc. Procs.), 665

Opening of, Wide, through Nose—Dahmer (Abs.), 48

Operation on, Radical, SimpleMethod for—A. Glasscheib (Abs.),

49Tympanic, Malignant Disease

of—Francis Muecke (Soc. Procs.),131

Antrum, Tympanic, Obliteration of, inRadical Operation—Eric W. Gutte-ridge (Orig. Art.), 174

Tympanic, Severe Early Symp-toms in Acute Middle Ear Suppura-tion an Indication for Opening—Dan M'Kenzie (Clin. Rec), 252

Suppuration of, and Nasal Polypi—H. Caboche (Abs.), 342

Aorta, Thoracic, Rupture of Aneurysmof, during CEsophagoscopy—G.Ewart Martin (Soc. Procs.), 605

Asphyxia, Influence of, on VestibularNystagmus, etc.—'N. Kleitman andA. de Kleyn (Abs.), 752

Asphyxia due to Ulceration of Gum-matous Lymphatic Gland intoTrachea—A. Beutler (Abs.), 141

Association, American Laryngological,Proceedings of Forty-Sixth AnnualCongress of—A. Logan Turner, 392

British Medical, Bath Meeting,1925 (contributed by R. ScottStevenson), 738

Asthma, Results of Operations onNose and Throat in Cases of—Margaret C. Tod (Orig. Art.), 582 ;(Discussion—Soc. Procs.), 590

Atresia, Choanal, Complete Con-genital—D. Galand (Abs.), 276

Atticotomy, Trans-mastoid, in Treat-ment of Chronic Epi-TympanicSuppuration — William Ibbotson(Soc. Procs.), 40

Audiometry, The New—George Wil-kinson (Crit. Rev.), 538

Auditory Meatus, Diathermy in Treat-ment of Stenosis of—Bertein, Sarg-non and Baudal (Abs.), 674

Auditory Meatus and Middle Ear,Endothelioma of, etc.—F. J. Clem-inson (Soc. Procs.), 385

Auditory and Vestibular Tests in In-tracranial Surgery—W. P. Eagleton(Abs.), 273

Aural Bacteraemia—J. S. Fraser (Soc.Procs.), 596

Focal Sepsis as Source of Neur-asthenia and Insanity—E. Watson-Williams (Abs.), 814

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Auricle, Development of, on SecondBranchial Cleft—S. Mort (Abs.), 133

Supernumerary (?) beneath Skin—J. P. Stewart (Soc. Procs.), 602

Bacteraemia, Aural—J. S. Fraser (.SVv.Procs.), 596

Bartel's Spectacles, Modification of—A. R. Tweedie (Soc. Procs.), 387

Bath Meeting, British Medical Associa-tion, 1925 (contributed by R. ScottStevenson), 738

Belgium, Oto-Laryngology in (con-tributed), 622

Berlin, Oto - Laryngological Societyof, Transactions of, 1924 (SelectedCases)—A. Logan Turner, 742

Biological Therapy, including VaccineTherapy, Serum Therapy, &c.—Parke, Davis & Co. {Rev.), 689

Biopsie Clinique en Oto-Rhino-Laryngologie—Andre Aubin (Rev.),414

Bleeding in Tonsil Operations—J. K.Milne Dickie (Orig. Art), 243

Blood Pressure, Relation of, to StaticApparatus, Animal Experiments andClinical Investigations on—ConradStein and Oskar Benesi (Abs.), 274

Bone, Technique of Chiselling—L.Hirsch (Abs.), 748

Bones, Nasal and Adjacent, OsseousGrowths of—W. H. Kelson (Orig.Art), 165

Brain, Abscess of, which pointed ex-ternally— H. Drummond (Abs.), 136

Abscess of, Operations for—Elsberg (Abs.), 754

Abscess, Otogenous — RightTemporal Lobe—Alex. R. Tweedie(Clin. Rec), 467

Diseases of, Diagnostic Diffi-culties in—Prof. Giittich (Abs.), 200

Branchial Cleft, Second, Developmentof Auricle on—S. Mort (Abs.), 133

Branchial Cyst in Fauces—FrederickSpicer (Soc. Procs.), 37

British Medical Association, BathMeeting, 1925 (contributed by R.Scott Stevenson), 738

Bronchiectasis, is Chronic MaxillarySinusitis a Cause of?—James Adam(Orig. Art.), 172

Lung Mapping with Lipiodol in—Walter Howarth (Soc. Procs.), 673

Bronchitis, Unilateral Purulent, dueto Bronchial Calculus—M. Hajek(Abs.), 479

Bronchus, Foreign Body, Vegetable,in—R. P. Mathers (Orig. Art), 24 ;(Soc. Procs.), 271

Left Superior Lobe, ForeignBody in—W. J. Harrison (Clin.

• Rec), 315Brown, R. Graham, A Simple but

Effective Artificial Larynx (Orig.Art), 793; (Discussion—Soc. Procs.),801

• Tonsil Haemostatic Forceps(Orig. Art), 650

Burger, H., Speech without a Larynx(Orig. Art.), 789 ; (Discussion—Soc.Procs.), 801

Calculus, Bronchial, Unilateral Puru-lent Bronchitis due to—M. Hajek(Abs.), 479

Caloric Nystagmus, How does itarise?—S. H. Mygind (Orig. Art),444

Canalis Endolymphaticus, Relationof—H. P. Chatelier (Abs.), 273

Cardiospasm, Surgical Treatment of—A. J. Walton (Abs.), 553

Carotid, Internal, Tortuosity of, inRelation to Pharynx—A. BrownKelly (Orig. Art), 15

Tortuosity of—J. F. O'Malley(Soc. Procs.), 28

Cases, Three Interesting, Notes on—Hassan Bey Shaheen and W. R.O'Farrell (din. Rec), 652

Cellulitis, Orbital, Acute and Chronic,treated by Intranasal EthmoidalOperation — Gavin Young (SocProcs.), 269

Centrifugal Pressure Test in ChronicDeafness—Vaquier (Abs.), 472

Cephalostatic System, Disease of So-called—K. Hellmann (Abs.), 814

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Cerebellar Abscess, Latent, JugularBulb Thrombosis, Operation,Death — W. T. Gardiner (Soc.Procs.), 604

Latent Labyrinthitis, etc., Death—J. S. Fraser {Soc. Procs.), 598

Cerebellar Disease, Otogenic, andInflammatory Labyrinthitis, Differ-ential Diagnosis between — Th.Niihsmann (Ads.), 814

Meningitis, Serous Cystic—P.Caliceti (Abs.), 135

Cerebello - Pontine Angle, DiseasedConditions of—J. Liickhoff (Ads.),46

Cerebral Abscess, New Method ofDraining—E. J. Moure (Abs.), 135

Cerebral Symptoms in Otogenic SinusThrombosis—W. Klestadt (Abs.),473

Cerebro-Spinal Fluid, SpontaneousDischarge of, from Ear—D. VanCaneghem {Abs.), 136

Cheatle, Arthur H., The MastoidEmissary Vein and its SurgicalImportance (Orig. Art), 633 ; (Dis-cussion—Soc. Procs.), 654

Cheek, Carcinoma of, and Mouth,Relief of Pain from—F. C. Grant(Abs.), 619

Chlorine as a Therapeutic Agent inCertain Respiratory Diseases—E.B.Vedder and H. P. Sawyer (Abs.),196

Choanal Atresia, Complete Con-genital—D. Galand (Abs.), i-jb

Chondroma of Cricoid Cartilage ofLarynx—E. B. Waggett (Clin. Rec),27

Clinical Records, 27, 115, 249, 252,315, 378, 467, 469. 53°, 534, 586,652

Closure, Immediate, of Mastoid Woundin Acute Mastoiditis in Children—Douglas Guthrie (Soc. Procs.),608

Cocain, Butyn, Tutocain and otherLocal Anaesthetics, PreliminaryReport on. See also Anaesthetics,Local—A. J. Copeland (Abs.), 56

Cocain and Psikain, ComparativeInvestigations on Effect of. See alsoAnaesthetics, Local — K. Beringerand K. Wilmanns (Abs.), 57

Cocain Poisoning, Death from. Seealso Anaesthetics, Local — A. M.Adler (Abs.), 194

Cocain-snuffers, Perforation of Carti-laginous Septum in—Natanson andLipskeroff (Abs.), 277

Cochlear Nerve, Autonomic Nucleiof—R. Lorente (Abs.), 337

Colloidal Iodine Disinfectant for Naso-pharynx—Pugnat (Abs.), 757

Cord, Vocal. See also LarynxCarcinoma of—W. H. Jewell

(Soc. Procs.), 324Carcinoma of—W. T. Gardiner

(Soc. Procs.), 605Epithelioma of—J. Aldington

Gibb (Soc. Procs.), 670Epithelioma of, treated by

Excision — F. F. Muecke (Soc.Procs.), 811

Paralysis of, Abductor, subse-quent to Scirrhus Cancer of Mamma—A. Logan Turner (Clin. Rec), 534

Paralysis of, Restoring Move-ment to, by Nerve Anastomosis—L. Colledge (Abs.), 413

Paralysis of, Restoring Move-ment to, by Nerve Anastomosis—Charles Ballance and LionelColledge (Soc. Procs.), 804

Cords, Vocal, Epithelioma of, Removalof both'Cords by Lateral Thyrotomy—C. A. S. Ridout (Soc. Procs.), 658

Stammering of—W. S. Syme(Soc. Procs.), 268

Cranial Nerves, Paralytic Syndromeof, etc.—V. Palumbo (Abs.), 405

Cranio-Pharyngeal Canal, Persistenceof, and the Adenoid Operation—Otto Leisze (Abs.), 552

Cribriform Plate, Defects of, andMeningitis—H. Dahmann and H.Mueller (Abs.), 686

Cricoid Cartilage of Larynx, Chon-droma of—E. B. Waggett (Clin.Rec), 27

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Critical Review, 538Cut-throat, Extensive, with Stenosis—

F. F. Muecke {Soc. Procs.), 812Cyst, Thyroglossal—A. R. Tweedie

{Soc. Procs.), 669

Dacryocystostomy Forceps — J. B.Horgan, 760

Dacryocystostomy, Intranasal—J. S.Fraser {Orig. Art.), 725 ; {Dis-cussion—Soc. Procs.), 804

Intranasal—Niihsmann {Ads.),49

Deafness, Chronic Progressive,Alleviation of — G. C. Cathcart{Abs.), 551

Chronic, Test by CentrifugalPressure in Differential Diagnosisof—Vaquier {Abs.), 472

Humoral — R. Claque — {Abs.),679

Mumps, Bilateral—Nicol Rankin{Soc. Procs.), 655

Nerve, Sudden, in a Child—DanM'Kenzie {Soc. Procs.), 656

Occupational — G. Tenaglia{Abs.), 338

with Loss of High Tones (?)Congenital — T. H. Just {Soc.Procs.), 257

Dental Cyst treated by IntranasalRoute—John L. Howie {Soc. Procs.),263

Dentures, Upper, PathologicalChanges on Palate associated withwearing of—J. D. Lithgow {Soc.Procs.), 602

Diathermy Dissection, Epitheliomaof Fauces removed by — DanM'Kenzie {Soc. Procs.), 811

Diathermy, Application of, to (Eso-phagus, Instrument for — A. J.Wright {Soc. Procs.), 186

Diathermy in Treatment of Stenosisof Auditory Meatus — Bertein,Sargnon, and Baudal {Ads.), 674

Diathermy Snare for Use in Naso-pharynx through Mouth — E.Broughton Barnes {Soc. Procs.),118

Diathermy, Surgical, in Treatmentof Synechias —W. Stupka {Abs.),610

Diathermy Treatment of Early Lupusof Palate —Dan M'Kenzie {Soc.Procs.), 187

Dickie, J. K. Milne, Bleeding inTonsil Operations {Orig. Art),243

Dickson, E. D. Dalziel, Septic Tonsill-itis, followed by Bilateral AcuteMiddle Ear Suppuration; AcuteMastoiditis, Acute Nephritis, etc.{Clin. Nee), 530

Diverticula, Pharyngeal, EvolutionaryFactors in Production of—V. E.Negus {Orig. Art.), 702

CEsophageal—V. Fairen {Abs.),52

Diverticulum, Pharyngeal — J. W.Thomson {Abs.), 552

Pharyngo - CEsophageal — E.Finochietto, E. L. Villa {Abs.), 50,51

Dysphagia, Pharyngeal Pouch as aCause of—A. F. Hurst and P. J.Briggs {Abs.), 758

Dysphonias, Professional, in Singers—C. Biaggi {Abs.), 350

Ear Complications of Scarlet Fever,Nose and Throat — J. GrantStrachan {Abs.), 199

Ear Infections, Bacteriology of—A.M. Dunlap {Abs.), 549.

Ear, Labyrinth of, Investigations onConduction of Warmth to, andCaloric Nystagmus—V. Meurman{Abs.), 336

Malignant Disease of, Skiagramsof—Sydney Scott {Soc. Procs.),255

Ear, Middle, Definition, Nomencla-ture, and Classification of Diseasesof—A. Scheibe {Abs.), 549

Disease in Children, Intra-Labyrinthine Pressure Balance,with special reference to Signs ofLabyrinth Deafness in Cases of—F. Pearce Sturm {Orig. Art.), 178

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Ear and External Auditory Meatus,Endothelioma of, etc. — F. J.Cleminson (Soc. Procs.), 385

Suppuration of, Acute, withAcute Mastoiditis and AcuteNephritis, etc., following SepticTonsillitis—E. D. Dalziel Dickson(Clin. Rec), 530

Suppuration of, Acute, Bacterio-logical or Anatomical Factors in—W. Hesse (Abs.), 675

Inflammation of, Acute, EarlierOperative Treatment of—F. HoltDiggle (Abs.) 332

Suppuration of, Acute ; Extra-dural Abscess ; Temporal LobeAbscess ; Ventricular Meningitis ;Death—J. S. Fraser (Soc. Procs.),593

Suppuration of, Acute, LatentMastoiditis in Course of—P. Bertein{Abs.), 134

——• Suppuration of, Acute, SevereEarly Symptoms an indication foropening Tympanic Antrum in—Dan M'Kenzie (Clin. Rec), 252

Suppuration of, Chronic, LatentLabyrinthitis, Cerebellar Abscess,Death—J. S. Fraser (Soc. Procs.),598

Suppuration of, Chronic, LateralSinus Thrombosis with RadicalOperation performed in SchoolClinic—J. Kerr Love (Soc. Procs.),265

Suppuration of, Chronic, RadicalOperation, Cerebellar Abscess, etc.,Operation, Death—W. T. Gardiner(Soc. Procs.), 604

Suppuration of, Chronic, Resultsof Zinc Ionisation in over 600Cases—A. R. Friel (Soc. Procs.),125

—— Suppuration of, Chronic,TemporalLobe Abscess, Recovery — J. S.Fraser (Soc. Procs.) 595

Suppuration of, Chronic, Tem-poro-sphenoidal Abscess, LateralSinus Thrombosis, etc.—T. H. Just(Soc. Procs.), 261

Ear, Suppuration of, Chronic, Tem-poro-sphenoidal Abscess, NamingAphasia—T. H. Just (Soc. Procs.),259

Suppuration of, and Oculo-motorNerve Paralysis — Gaillard andPitre (Abs.), 747

Suppuration of, in Scarlet Fever—E. L. Ross (Abs.), 676

Suppuration of, Simple Medica-tion for—Tretrop (Abs.), 133

Suppuration of, Unusual Formsof Extension in—H. Friedenwaldand M. Breitstein (Abs.), 333

Suppuration of, Zinc-Ion Treat-ment of—V. Schmidt (Abs.), 332

Tract, Septicaemia and AcuteInfections of—G. J. Jenkins (Orig.•Art.), 357 ; (Discussion — Soc.Procs.), 383

Tuberculous Disease of—H. W.D. M'Cart (Orig. Art.), 456

Preventive Medicine of—Somer-ville Hastings (Abs.), 396

- — Sensitivity of, tested by Thermo-phone — F. W. Kranz (Abs.),34O

Spontaneous Discharge ofCerebro - Spinal Fluid from — D.Van Caneghem (Abs.), 136

Ecchondrosis of Larynx, successfullytreated by Laryngo-fissure — StClair Thomson (Orig. Art.), I

Electro-Vibrator, Harmonic—E. N.Maljutin (Abs.), 621

Emissary Vein, Mastoid, and itsSurgical Importance — Arthur H.Cheatle (Orig. Art.), 633 ; (Dis-cussion—Soc. Procs.), 654

Emphysema, Subcutaneous, followingTonsillectomy—Chas. Rosenbaum(Abs.), 278

Surgical, following Tonsillectomy—S. Stein (Abs.), 279

Encephalitis Lethargica, Conditionof Accessory Sinuses in — A.Lowndes Yates (Orig. Art.), 646 ;(Discussion—Soc. Procs.), 806

Enchondroma of Larynx — IrwinMoore (Soc. Procs.), 32

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Endocranial Complications afterPeritonsillitis—E. Wessely (Abs.),479

Endo-nasal Trepanning of FrontalSinus, Halle's Method—W. Nasieli(Ads.), 685

Endoscopy, Peroral, Improved Jack-son Tubes and Instruments for—W. G. Howarth (Orig. Art), 419 ;(Soc. Procs.), 663

Endothelioma of External AuditoryMeatus and Middle ear, etc.—F.J. Cleminson (Soc. Procs.), 385

Epiglottis, Naevus of, and of Tongue—Harold Kisch (Soc. Procs.), 669

Ulceration of, Superficial—JohnL. Howie (Soc. Procs.), 264

Epiglottis and Uvula, Co-existingEpithelioma of—E. Escat (Abs.),756

Erysipelas, Treatment of, especiallyof Head—Birkholz (Abs.), 196

Ethmoid, Disease of, causing OpticNeuritis—J. Aldington Gibb (Soc.Procs.), 671

Intranasal Operation on, inTreatment of Orbital Cellulitis—Gavin Young (Soc. Procs.), 269.

Ethmoid Operation, Intranasal — J.A. Pratt (Abs.), 612

Ethmoid, Osteoma of — WalterHowarth (Soc. Procs.), 664

Sarcoma of, Removal by LateralRhinotomy — Irwin Moore (Soc.Procs.), 324

Evans, Alban, Elongated Styloid Pro-cesses (Clin. Rec), 469

Eyeball, Displacement of, due toMyxoma of Frontal Sinus — G.Klionsky (Abs.), 612

Eye Symptoms in Head Cases, whichaided materially in arriving atDiagnosis — G. W. Mackenzie(Abs.), 480

Face, Plastic Surgery of, New Methodof removing Hair from Skin Flapsin—A. Re"thi (Abs.), 196

Fauces, Cyst in, Branchial—FrederickSpicer (Soc. Procs.), yj

Fauces, Epithelioma of, removed byDiathermy Dissection — DanM'Kenzie (Soc. Procs.), 811

Fever, Scarlet, Ear, Nose, and ThroatComplications of—• J. GrantStrachan (Abs.), 199

Fibroma, Naso-pharyngeal, extendingthrough Spheno-maxillary Fossa toCheek—Leslie Powell (Soc. Procs.),118

Fibromata, Naso - pharyngeal, inWomen—J. M. Alonso (Abs.), 402

Soft, of Larynx, followed byMalignant Disease—W. H. Jewell(Soc. Procs.), 671

Fischer, AT. H. See WodakForceps, Dacryocystostomy — J. B.

Horgan, 760Tonsil Haemostatic—R. Graham

Brown (Orig. Art), 650Foreign Body (Complete Upper

Denture) removed from (Esophagus—G. E. Martin (Soc. Procs.),607

Foreign Bodies, Mediastinitis afterWounds of CEsophagus from—W. Minnigerode (Abs.), 555

—— Non-opaque to X-rays in (Eso-phagus ; Means of detecting —W. F. Wilson (Abs.), 618

in CEsophagus, CEsophagotomyfor — P. E. Truesdale (Abs.),556

Foreign Body (Large Table Knife) inCEsophagus—E. Musgrave Wood-man (Soc. Procs.), 667

in Left Superior Lobe Bronchus—W. J. Harrison (Clin. Rec), 315

(Rabbit Bone) removed fromCEsophageal Abscess—G. E. Martin(Soc. Procs.), 606

Vegetable, in Bronchus—R. P.Mathers (Orig. Art), 24; (Soc.Procs.), 271

Fraser, J. S., Intranasal Dacryo-cystostomy (Orii;. Art), 725 ; (Dis-cussion— Soc. Procs.), 804

Frazier Operation for RecurrentLaryngeal Paralysis—G. Portmann(Abs.), 82 j

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Freeman, John, Paroxysmal Rhinor-rhoea (Orig. Art.), 561 {Discussion—Soc. Procs.), 590

Frey, G., Osteomyelitis of Flat Bonesof Head (Orig. Art.), 308

Frontal Lobe, Large Subdural Cystof—W. G. Shemeley (Abs.), 478

Frontal Sinus. See Sinus, FrontalFunction of Vestibular Organ and

Clinical Examination of OtolithicApparatus—F. H. Quix {Orig. Art),425

Galvano-Cautery, Silence and Sana-torium Treatment, Tuberculosis ofLarynx healed by—St Clair Thom-son {Soc. Procs.), 317

Galvano-Puncture, Cure of LaryngealTuberculosis by — Herbert Tilley{Soc. Procs.), 810

Ganglion, Gasserian, Injection of,with Alcohol—M. Taptas {Abs.),194

Gastrostomy in Extraction of ForeignBodies impacted in CEsophagus—E. Niesert {Abs.), 142

General Notes, 70, 142, 209, 281, 354,420, 490, 559, 631, 694, 762,828

Glands, Malignant, Operations onNeck for — Norman Patterson{Orig. Art), 303

Salivary, removed from TonsilBed and Side of Tongue—H. M.Wharry {Soc. Procs.), 316

Tuberculous Cervical—R.Davies-Colley {Abs.), 197

Goitre, Intrathoracic—A. H. Ncehren{Abs.), 822

Goodall, E. W., Ulceration of Larynxassociated with Presence of Vin-cent's Organisms {Clin. Rec), 115 ;{Discussion—Soc. Procs.), 121

Goundou, J. N. Roy {Abs.), 611Gradenigo's Syndrome in Tuberculous

Petro-mastoiditis—H. Aloin {Abs.),676

Granuloma, Malignant, of Nose—G. A. D. M'Arthur {Clin. Rec),378

Guises, Jean, Semon Lecture, 1924,Malignant Tumours of the (Eso-phagus {Orig. Art.), 213

Gutteridge, Eric W., Obliteration ofTympanic Antrum in RadicalOperation {Orig. Art.), 174

Haemophilic, Otorrhagia from Para-centesis of Ear in a—A. Trimarchi(Abs.), 332

Handbuch der Neurologie des Ohres—G. Alexander, O. Marburg, andH. Brunner (Rev.), 415

der Hals-, Nasen-, und Ohren-heilkunde—A. Denker and O.Kahler (Rev.), 822

Harrison, W. J., Foreign Body inLeft Superior Lobe Bronchus (Clin.Rec), 315

Head Cases in which Eye SymptomsAided in Arriving at Diagnosis—G. W. M'Kenzie {Abs.), 480

Head, Flat Bones of, Osteomyelitisof—G. Frey (Orig. Art.), 308

Hearing, Aids to (Discussion—SocProcs.), 730

Helmholtz's Resonance Theoryof—P. Lasareff (Abs.), 749

Hearing in Presence of a Noise—F.W. Kranz {Abs.), 133

Helmholtz's Resonance Theory ofHearing—P. Lasareff {Abs.), 749

Hill, William, Radium Therapy inCancer of CEsophagus : Results ofFifteen Years' Experience (Orig.Art), 73

Holland, Oto-Laryngology in (con-tributed), 59

Hovell, Thomas Mark. See ObituaryHowarth, Walter G., Improved Jack-

son Tubes and Instruments forDirect Peroral Endoscopy (Orig.Art), 419 ; (Soc. Procs.), 663

Humoral Deafness—R. Claque (Abs.),679

Hyperplasia, Laryngeal—James Dun-das-Grant (Soc. Procs.), 122

Hypophysis, Affections of, ClinicalObservations on—-E. Schmiegelow(Abs.), 199

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Index of Treatment, by various Writers—Edited by Robert Hutchison andJames Sherren {Rev.), 761

Intracranial Infection by Erosion fromSubperiosteal Abscess—T. RitchieRodger (Orig. Art), 451 ; {Discus-sion—Soc. Procs.), 470

Infection, Otitic — H. LawsonWhale {Ads.), 815

Surgery, Vestibular and AuditoryTests in—W. P. Eagleton {Abs.),273

Intranasal Adhesions, Prophylacticand Curative Treatment of —Spalaikovitch {Abs.), 401

Dacryocystostomy—J. S. Fraser{Orig. Art.), 725 ; {Discussion—Soc. Procs.), 804

Surgery—Fred. J. Pratt andJohn A. Pratt {Rev.), 558

Intrathoracic Goitre—A. H. Noehren{Abs.), 822

Introduction to Operations on Ear,Tonsils and Nose—Adolf Passowand Hans Claus {Rev.), 208

Intubation Treatment in LaryngealStenosis—H. B. Russell {Soc.Procs.), 389

Ionisation, Zinc, Results of, in ChronicOtorrhoea—A. R. Friel {Soc. Procs.),125

Jackson Tubes, Improved, and In-struments for Peroral Endoscopy—W. G. Howarth {Orig. Art.), 419 ;{Soc. Procs.), 663

Jaw, Upper (?) Osteofibrosis of—J. S.Fraser {Soc. Procs.), 601

Jenkins, G. J., Septicsemia and AcuteInfections of Middle Ear Tract{Orig. Art.), 357 ; {Discussion—Soc.Procs.), 383

Keen,/. A., Is Localisation of Sounda Function of the Membrana Tym-pani and Ossicles? {Orig. Art.),363

KeenOperationfor Cicatricial Stenosis—C. Jackson and W. W. Keen{Abs.), 53

Kelly, A. Brown, Tortuosity of Inter-nal Carotid in Relation to Pharynx{Orig. Art), 15

Vasomotor Rhinitis {Orig. Art.),568 ; {Discussion—Soc. Procs.), 590

Keloid of Mastoid—E. D. D. Davis{Soc. Procs.), 387

Kelson, W. H., Some Osseous Growthsof Nasal and Adjacent Bones {Orig.Art.), 165

Labyrinth, Effect of Various Drugson the Reflexes of Body-positionand—N. Kleitman and R. Magnus{Abs.), 751

Minute Structure of—K. Khilow{Abs.)., 678

Labyrinth Extirpation, Unilateral,Scoliosis following—R. Magnus{Abs.), 753

Operation, Indications for—R.Barany {Abs.), 334

Operation, Indications for (Sab-batsberg Clinic)—G. Holmgren{Abs.), 335

Labyrinths, Casts of—Arthur H.Cheatle {Soc. Procs.), 736

Labyrinthine Pressure Balance, withSpecial Reference to Signs of Laby-rinth Deafness in Cases of MiddleEar Disease in Children—F. PearceSturm {Orig. Art.), 178

Labyrinthitis, Circumscribed, Chronic,with Healed Fistula of SuperiorSemicircular Canal—Eric Watson-Williams {Soc. Procs.), 37

Inflammatory, and OtogenicCerebellar Disease, DifferentialDiagnosis between—Th. Nuhsmann{Abs.), 814

Latent, Cerebellar Abscess ;Chronic Middle Ear Suppuration,Death—J. S. Fraser {Soc. Procs.),598

Non-suppurative, Chronic Trau-matic, treated by Labyrinthectomy—Wm. Ibbotson (Soc. Procs.), 41

Lake, R., Otosclerosis : Does it Existas a Separate Disease ? (Orig. Art),512

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Anastomosis of Nerve in—C. H.Frazier (Ads.), 412

Recurrent Nerve Paralysis,Frazier's Operation for—G. Port-mann (Abs.), 821

Recurrent Nerve Paralysis,associated with Mitral Stenosis—G. E. Price {Abs.\ 140

Recurrent Nerve Paralysis,caused by Caseous TuberculousGlands—H. Tilley {Soc. Procs.), 672

Recurrent Nerve Paralysis,in case of Tuberculosis of Lungs—Irwin Moore (Soc. Procs.), 33

Syncope in Patient with Car-cinoma of Larynx—James Dundas-Grant (Soc. Procs.), 187

Laryngectomy—Large " Pharyngos-tomes,"a Complication of: How toavoid Them. Technique of theirClosure—A. G. Tapia (Orig. Art.),781 ; (Discussion—Soc. Procs.), 798

Laryngitis, Hyperplastic—James Dun-das-Grant (Soc. Procs.), 122

Laryngocele?—F. F. Muecke (Soc.Procs.), 812

Laryngo-fissure, Ecchondrosis ofLarynx successfully treated by—St Clair Thomson (Orig. Art), 1

Removal of Epithelioma ofLarynx by—Douglas Guthrie (Soc.Procs.), 607

in Tuberculosis of Larynx—St Clair Thomson (Soc. Procs.), 29

Laryngology, Section of (Roy. Soc.Med.), 28, 117, 186, 316, 388, 590,658, 798

Larynx, Amyloid Tumours of—A.Barroud (Abs.), 411

Artificial, A simple but Effective—R. Graham Brown (Orig. Art.),793 > (Discussion—Soc. Procs.), 801

Cancer of—Z. Srebrny (Abs.), 349Cancer of, Operation — Cyril

Horsford (Soc. Procs.), 43Cases for Diagnosis—A. L. Mac-

leod, M. Vlasto, W. T. Gardiner, H.Lawson Whale (Soc. Procs.), 388,390,605,811

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Larynx, Chondroma of Cricoid Carti-lage of—E. B. Waggett (Clin. Rec),27

Diseases of, Pharynx and Mouth,Methods of caring for—Charles H.Mayo (Orig. Art), 697; (Soc.Procs.), 801

Dislocation of, Chronic Trau-matic Recurring—William Ibbotson(Soc. Procs.), 39

Distortion of, producing TrachealObstruction, etc.—James Dundas-Grant (Soc. Procs.), 37

Ecchondrosis of, successfullytreated by Laryngo-fissure — StClair Thomson (Orig. Art), 1

Enchondroma of—Irwin Moore(Soc. Procs.), 32

Epithelioma of, Extrinsic, Opera-tion, Recovery—James Dundas-Grant (Soc. Procs.), 809

Epithelioma of; Removal byLaryngo-fissure—Douglas Guthrie(Soc. Procs.), 607

Excision of, for Advanced In-trinsic Cancer of—J. S. Fraser (Soc.Procs.), 599

Fibromata of, followed by Mal-ignant Disease—W. H. Jewell (Soc.Procs.), 671

Fracture of—T. F. Mullen (Abs.),347

Growth of—Norman Patterson—(Soc. Procs.), 319

Injury to (Cut-throat) with Sten-osis—F. F. Muecke (Soc. Procs.), 812

M'Kenty-Western Artificial-Lionel Colledge (Soc. Procs.), 801

Microscopical Section of Tumourof, from a Young Child—HerbertTilley (Soc. Procs.), 190

Papilloma of—-F. J. Cleminson(Soc. Procs.), 192

Papillomata of—G. B. Brand(Soc. Procs.), 269

Papillomata of—H. B. Gill (Abs.),139

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Larynx removed for Malignant Diseaseunder Local Anaesthesia—W. S.Syme (Soc. Procs.), 323

Rubber Stamp Outline Diagramof—St Clair Thomson, 281

Speech without a—H. Burger(Orig. Art.), 789 ; {Discussion—Soc.Procs.), 801

Stenosis of—E. M. Josephson(Ah.), 349

Stenosis of, treated by Methodof Intubation—H. Bedford Russell(Soc. Procs.), 389

Stridor of, Congenital, withDysphagia—Dan M'Kenzie (Orig.Art.), 285

Structure of—E. F. Josephson(Abs.), 409

Tuberculosis of, Cure by Galvano-Puncture—Herbert Tilley (Soc.Procs.), 810

Tuberculosis of, Healing Actionof Light in—H. Leicher (Abs.), 819

Tuberculosis of, healed by Sana-torium Treatment, Silence and Gal-vano-Cautery — St Clair Thomson(Soc. Procs.), 317

Tuberculosis of, Immunity in—J. Bumba (Abs.), 410

•—— Tuberculosis of, with Involve-ment of Base of Tongue—JamesDundas-Grant (Soc. Procs.), 122

Tuberculosis of, Laryngo-fissurein—St Clair Thomson (Soc. Procs.),29

Tuberculosis and Syphilis of—E. D. D. Davis (Soc. Procs.), 391

• Tuberculosis of, Tracheotomyin—T. Ritchie Rodger (Orig. Art),639 ; (Discussion—Soc. Procs.), 802

Tuberculosis of, Tracheotomy asa Curative Measure for—St ClairThomson and W. Howarth (Soc.Procs.), 188

Tumours of, Cartilaginous—Irwin Moore (Orig. Art.), 9, 84, 145

Ulceration of, associated withpresence of Vincent's Organisms—E. W. Goodall (Clin. Rec), 115;(Discussion—Soc. Procs.), 121

Larynx, Web of, or Congenital Stridor—Philip Franklin (Soc. Procs.), 191

Lasagna, F., Infective Scleroma ofRespiratory Passages (Orig. Art.),369

Leontiasis Ossea—F. Lemaitre, J.Rouget, C. Ruppe (Abs.), 620

Leprosy—Leonard Rogers and ErnestMuir (Rev.), 415

Lethargica, Encephalitis, Condition ofAccessory Sinuses in—A. LowndesYates (Orig. Art), 646 ; (Discussion—Soc. Procs.), 806

Letters to the Editors, 353, 489, 630,688, 825

Leukasmia, Acute Lymphatic, simu-lating Otogenic Meningitis-—Weiss(Abs.), 276

Lewis' (J. D.) Method of Correctionof Nasal Deformities—L. Balden-weck and J. Arvillier (Abs.), 400

Light, Healing Action of, in Tubercu-losis of Larynx—H. Leicher (Abs.),819

Lipiodol, Lung Mapping with, inBronchiectasis — Walter Howarth(Soc. Procs.), 673

Love,/. Kerr, Some Neglected Cornersof Otological Field (Orig. Art),n o

Luc, Henri. See Obituary.Lupus, Cases of—James Adams and

W. S. Syme (Soc. Procs.), 266Lupus of Palate, treated by Diathermy

—Dan M'Kenzie (Soc. Procs.), 187of Tongue—James Adam (Soc.

Procs.), 609Lymphatic Diathesis, Exudative, and

Adenoid Growths—Viggo Schmidt(Abs.), 404

Lympho-Sarcoma of Pharynx andNaso- Pharynx — James Dundas-Grant (Soc. Procs.), 666

AT Arthur, G. A. D., MalignantGranuloma of Nose (Clin. Rec),378

M'Cart, H. W. D., TuberculousDisease of Middle Ear (Orig. Art),456

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—Lionel Colledge (Soc. Procs.),801

M'Kenzie, Dan, Congenital LaryngealStridor with Dysphagia (Orig. Art.)285

Severe Early Symptoms, anindication for opening TympanicAntrum in Acute Suppuration ofMiddle Ear (Clin. Bee), 252

Malleus, Bony Ankylosis of, and ofIncus—E. Watson-Williams {Soc.Procs.), 125

Mamma, Scirrhus Cancer of, AbductorParalysis of Vocal Cord subsequentto—A. Logan Turner (C/in. Bee),534

Manual of Diseases of Nose, Throatand Ear—E. B. Gleason {Rev.),35i

Mastoid Disease simulated by Sar-coma of Occipital Region—W. S.Syme (Soc. Procs.), 737

Mastoid Emissary Vein and itsSurgical Importance — Arthur H.Cheatle (Orig. Art.), 633; (Dis-cussion—Soc. Procs.), 654

Mastoid Fistula closed by a Tube-flap—Dan M'Kenzie (Soc. Procs.),256

Mastoid, Keloid of — E. D. D.Davis (Soc. Procs.), 387

Mastoid Operation, Radical, for Epi-thelioma of Acoustic Meatus, Re-covery—J. S. Fraser (Soc. Procs.),600

Radical Operation, Natural Curesimilar in Result to that following—Archer Ryland (Soc. Procs.), 658

Radical, Ocular Pain an Indica-tion for—A. Moulonguet (Abs.), 813

Radical, Primary Covering ofBone Wound in — Adolf Schulz,(Abs.), 398

Radical, without Plastic Opera-tion—R. Barany (Abs.), 397

Mastoid Operations, Parotid Fistula asa late Complication of, Treatmentand Cause of Origin—J. Bertog(Abs.), 134

Mastoid, Tuberculous Disease of—Francis Muecke (Soc. Procs.), 131

Mastoiditis, Acute, Atypical — HansBeeger (Abs.), 397

Acute, and Acute Nephritis, etc.,following Septic Tonsillitis—E. D.Dalziel Dickson (Clin. Bee), 530

Acute, in Children, showingResult of Immediate Closure ofMastoid Wound—Douglas Guthrie(Soc. Procs.), 608

Latent, in course of Acute OtitisMedia—P. Berstein (Abs.), 134

Localised Otitis Media leadingto—F. J. Cleminson (Soc. Procs.),262

Mathers, R. P., Vegetable ForeignBody in Bronchus (Orig. Art.), 24 ;(Soc. Procs.), 271

Maxillary and Nasal Cavities, Carci-nomata and Papillomata arising in—A. Saxen (Abs.), 755

Mayo, Charles H., Methods of Caringfor Diseases of Pharynx, Larynx,and Mouth (Orig. Art.), 697 ; (Soc.Procs.), 801

Mechanism of the Cochlea—GeorgeWilkinson and Albert A. Gray(Rev.), 67

Mediastinitis, after Wounds of (Eso-phagus from Foreign Bodies—W.Minnigerode (Abs.), 555

Mediastinum, Lymphosarcoma of—James Adam (Soc. Procs.), 270

Tumour of—James Adam (Soc.Procs.), 271

Medical Annual: A Year-Book ofTreatment and Practitioner's Indexfor 1925 {Rev.), 557

Medical Education: A ComparativeStudy—Abraham Flexner (Rev.),486

Medical Who's Who, 1925 (Rev.), 689Medication, Simple, for Suppurative

Otitis Media—Tretrop (Abs.), 133Membrani Tympani and Ossicles, Is

Localisation of Sound a Functionof ?—J. A. Keen (Orig. Art.), 363

Meningitis, Cerebellar, Serous Cystic,—P. Caliceti (Abs.), 135

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Meningitis and Defects of CribriformPlate — H. Dahmann and H.Mueller (Ads.), 686

Meningitis, Non-Tuberculous, Causes,Early Recognition and Treatmentof, Discussion of (Ads.), 326

—— Otogenic, Acute LymphaticLeukaemia simulating — Weiss(Abs.), 276

Otogenic Pyogenic, Treatmentof—T. Nuhsmann (Abs.), 754

Post-operative Purulent, Trypaf-lavin in Treatment of—C. L. PaulTriib (Abs.), 483

- Ventricular, Temporal LobeAbscess, Extradural Abscess, etc.—J. S. Fraser (Soc. Procs.), 593

Moore, Irwin, Cartilaginous Tumoursof Larynx (Orig. Art.), 9, 84, 145

Morgagni, Cysts of Ventricle of—O. Bartoli (Abs.), 758

Mouth, Carcinoma of, and Cheek,Relief of Pain from—F. C. Grant(Abs.), 619

Cysts of, Dermoid — R. Colp(Abs.), 619

Diseases of, Pharynx and Larynx,Methods of Caring for — CharlesH. Mayo (Orig. Art.), 697 ; (Soc.Procs.), 801

Malignant Disease of Floor of,and Tongue—W. S. Syme (Soc.Procs.), 267

Mumps Deafness, Bilateral — NicolRankin (Soc. Procs.), 655

Mycotic Infection in Oto-Laryngology—L. Bar (Abs.), 197

Mygind, S. H., How does the CaloricNystagmus arise ? (Orig. Art.), 444

Myxoma, Frontal Sinus, causing Dis-placement of Eyeball—G. Klionsky(Abs.), 612

Nasvus of Epiglottis and Tongue -Harold Kisch (Soc. Procs.), 669

Nasal and Adjacent Bones, OsseousGrowths of—W. H. Kelson (Orig.Art), 165

Nasal Focal Sepsis, Chronic, Toll of,on Body and Mind : Semon Lecture,

1925—P. Watson-Williams (Orig.Art.), 765

Nasal Fossa, Eruption of CanineTooth into, attended by RhinitisCaseosa — Peter H. Abercrombie(Clin. Rec), 586

Nasal and Maxillary Cavities,Carcinomata and Papillomataarising in—A. Saxen (Abs.), 755

Naso-pharyngeal Origin of Whistleproduced while Talking—Jacques(Abs.), 683

Naso-pharynx, Colloidal Iodine as aDisinfectant for—Pugnat (Abs.), 757

—— Diathermy Snare for use inthrough Mouth — E. BroughtonBarnes (Soc. Procs.), 118

—— Fibroma of—James Adam (Soc.Procs.), 271

Fibroma of, extending throughSpheno-maxillary Fossa to Cheek—Leslie Powell (Soc. Procs.), 118

• Fibromata of, in Women—J. M.Alonso (Abs.), 402

Fibro-sarcoma of, treated byX-rays and Radium — NormanPatterson (Soc. Procs.), 318

Growth of—F. Brayshaw Gil-hespy (Soc. Procs.), 325

Lympho-sarcoma of, and ofPharynx — James Dundas-Grant(Soc. Procs.), 666

Tumours of, and Pharynx,Malignant—G. B. New (Abs.), 408

Nature Cure similar in Result to thatfollowing a Radical Mastoid Opera-tion—Archer Ryland (Soc. Procs.),658

Neck, Operations on, for MalignantGlands—Norman Patterson (Orig.Art.), 303

Neck Reflex, Do Attacks of Giddinessor Nystagmus occuras a—R. Ba^ny(Abs.), 398

Negus, V. E,, Evolutionary Factorsin the Production of PharyngealDiverticula (Orig. Art.), 702

Nephritis, Acute, etc., followingSeptic Tonsillitis—E. D. DalzielDickson (Clin. Rec), 530

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Nerve Anastomosis, Facial, in FacialPalsy—Lionel Colledge and L. D.Bailey (Soc. Procs.), 381

in Recurrent Laryngeal Paralysis—C. H. Frazier (Abs.), 412

restoring Movement to ParalysedVocal Cord by—L. Colledge (Abs.),413

restoring Movement to ParalysedVocal Cord by—Charles Ballanceand Lionel Colledge (Soc. Procs.),804

Nerve-Blocking, Treatment of Painin Acute Frontal Sinusitis by —Dubre (Abs.), 477

Nerve, Cochlear, Autonomic Nucleiof—R. Lorente (Abs.), 337

Nerve Deafness, Sudden, Bilateral,in a Child—Dan M'Kenzie (Soc.Procs.), 656

Nerve, Oculo-Motor, Paralysis of,and Middle Ear Suppuration —Gaillard and Pitre (Abs.), 747

• Sixth, Paralysis of—W. H.Kelson (Soc. Procs.), 28

Nerves, Cranial, Involvement of, inPurulent Otitis Media—H. Frieden-wald and M. Breitstein (Abs.), 333

Cranial, Paralytic Syndrome of,following Neuritis from PeritonsillarAbscess—V. Palumbo (Abs.), 405

—— Peripheral, Influence of Anaes-thesia of, on Peripheral and CentralPast-Pointing — Ant. PrecechtSl,(Orig. Art.), 233

Neurasthenia, Aural Focal Sepsis asSource of — E. Watson-Williams(Abs.), 814

Neuritis, Optic, Disease of AnteriorEthmoidal Cells causing — J.Aldington Gibb (Soc. Procs.), 671

Optic, with Empyema of Sphe-noidal Sinus—R. E. Wright (Abs.),613

Retrobulbar, Alleged SurgicalCure of, by opening PosteriorSinuses without Pus — Bourget{Abs:.), 756

Retrobulbar, and Posterior Sinu-sitis—Georges Liebault (Abs.), 477

Nose, Complaints of, caused byAlveolar Sequestrum—G. Bjorkquist(Abs.), 610

Deformities of, Correction of byMethod of J. D. Lewis—L. Balden-weck and J. Arvillier (Abs.), 400

Disease of, Blindness and OtherOcular Defects due to—G. W.Dawson (Abs.), 48

Dislocated Quadrilateral Car-tilage of — Harold Kisch (Soc.Procs.), 807

Epithelioma of—Cyril Horsford(Soc. Procs.), 44

External, Deviation of, to showResult of Operative Treatment—Douglas Guthrie (Soc. Procs.), 607

External, Squamous-celled Car-cinoma of Tip of— Hassan BeyShaheen and W. R. O'Farrell (Clin.Rec), 652

Floor of, Rib Cartilage insertedinto, in Treatment of AtrophicRhinitis —W. M. Mollison (Soc.Procs.), 811

Furuncle of Vestibule of, Caver-nous Sinus Thrombosis, etc. — A.Logan Turner and F. E.'Reynolds(Soc. Procs.), 804

Growth of—I rwin Moore (Soc.Procs.), 117

Growth of, Sarcoma of Ethmoid,Removal by Lateral Rhinotomy—Irwin Moore (Soc. Procs.), 324

Malignant Granuloma of —G. A. D. M'Arthur (Clin. Rec), 378

Polypi of, Development of—O. Hirsch (Abs.), 684

Polypi of, and Latent AntralSinusitis—H. Caboche (Abs.), 342

Polypi of, Recurring, in an In-fant—Irwin Moore (Soc. Procs.), 34

Psycho-Galvanic Reflex Pheno-menon in—J. Bijtel (Abs.), 611

Septum of, Cartilaginous Per-foration of in Cocain-snuffers —Natanson and Lipskeroff (Abs.),277

Septum of, Melanotic Sarcomaof—P. R. de Santi (Abs.), 610

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Submucous Resection of—E. Wodak(Abs.), 755

Septum of, Polypus of—H. BellTawse {Soc. Procs.), 321

Septum of, Sarcoma of, treatedby Radium—Philip Franklin {Soc.Procs.), 325

Septum of, Submucous Resectionof, Simple Flap Suture — W. F.Wilson {Abs.), 476

Nose and Throat, Operations on, inCases of Asthma—Margaret C. Tod(Orig. Art.), 582 ; {Discussion—Soc.Procs.), 590

Nose, Tumour of, probably of Tuber-culous Origin — N. S. Carruthers{Soc. Procs.), 670

Nystagmometer, New—G. Wotzilka{Abs.), 273

Nystagmus,Caloric, How does it arise?—S. H. Mygind {Orig. Art.), 444

Caloric, etc., Investigations on—V. Meurman {Abs.), 336

Caloric, Theory of—G. V. T.Borries {Abs.), 753

Nystagmus or Giddiness, do Attacksof, occur as a Neck Reflex?—R.Barany {Abs.), 398

Nystagmus, Vestibular, Influence ofAsphyxia on—N. Kleitman andA. de Kleyn {Abs.), 752

Obituary—Hovell, Thomas Mark, 691Luc, Henri, 826Spicer, Robert Henry Scanes, 690

Occipital Region, Sarcoma of, Simu-lating Mastoid Disease — W. S.Syme (Soc. Procs.), 737

Ocular Defects and Blindness due toNasal Disease — G. W. Dawson{Abs.), 48

Ocular Pain—an Indication for RadicalMastoid Operation in Acute OtitisMedia—A. Moulonguet {Abs.), 813

Odorat—H. Zwaardemaker {Rev.), 688CEsophagoscopy: Detecting Foreign

Bodies Non-opaque to X-rays—W. F. Wilson {Abs.), 618

of Aorta during—G. E. Martin (Soc.Procs.), 605

CEsophagotomy for Foreign Bodiesin CEsophagus-—P. E. Truesdale(Abs.), 556

CEsophagus, Abscess of, Rabbit Boneremoved from—G. E. Martin (Soc.Procs.), 606

Application of Diathermy to,Instrument for—A. J. Wright (Soc.Procs.), 186

Cancer of, Radium Therapy in—William Hill (Orig. Art.), 73

Cancer of, Radium Treatmentof—J. Guisez (Abs.), 617

Cancer of, Rare Forms—J. Guisez(Abs.), 616

Complete Upper Denture re-moved from Upper End of—G. E.Martin (Soc. Procs.), 607

• Dilatation of, Fusiform—JamesAdam (Soc. Procs.), 271

Dilatation of, Primary — A.Sargnon (Abs.), 615

Dilatation of, Spasmogenic,Treatment of—H. Starck (Abs.), 54

Diverticulaof—V.Fa.iren(Abs.), 52Foreign Bodies impacted in,

Extraction of, by Gastrostomy—E. Niesert (Abs.), 142

Injury to, from swallowing LargeTable Knife—E. Musgrave Wood-man (Soc. Procs.), 667

Mediastinitis after Wounds of,from Foreign Bodies—W. Minni-gerode (Abs.), 555

Pouch of—F. J. Cleminson (Soc.Procs.), 35

Sarcoma of—H. B. Orton (Abs.),617

Spasms and Dilatations of—L.Baldenweck (Abs.), 141

Stenosis of, Cicatricial, Treat-ment of—G. Tucker (Abs.), 614

Stenosis of, Congenital — A.Sargnon (Abs.), 613

Stricture of, Malignant, Methodof Intubating for—H. S. Souttar(Abs.), 55

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(Esophagus, Tuberculous Ulcers of,caused by Caseous TuberculousGlands—H. Tilley (Soc. Procs.), 672,810

Tumours of, Malignant—JeanGuisez (Orig. Art), 213

X-ray Diagnosis of Surgical Con-ditions of—H. K. Pancrast (Ads.),S3

O'Farrell, W. R. See Shaheen,Hassan Bey

Olfactory Stimulation, Respiratoryand Circulatory Reactions to—A.Malan (Ads.), 683

Optic Neuritis, Disease of AnteriorEthmoidal Cells causing—J. Alding-ton Gibb (Soc. Procs.), 671

Orbital Cellulitis, Acute and Chronic,treated by Intranasal EthmoidalOperation — Gavin Young (Soc.Procs.), 269

Osteofibrosis (?) of Upper Jaw—J. S.Fraser (Soc. Procs.), 601

Osteoma of Ethmoid — WalterHowarth (Soc. Procs.), 664

Osteo-myelitis, Diffuse, of Skull, fromAcute Frontal Sinus Suppuration—H. Bell Tawse (Soc. Procs.), 320

Osteo-myelitis of Flat Bones of Head—G. Frey (Orig. Art), 308

Otitis Media. See Ear, MiddleOtogenic Pterygo-maxillary Abscess

—Dan M'Kenzie (Soc. Procs.), 471Otogenic Sinus Thrombosis, Cerebral

Symptoms in—W. Klestadt (Abs.),

473Otogenic Thrombophlebitis, Operative

Treatment of—Erik Knutson andH. Von Fieandt (Abs.), 474, 475

Otogenous Abducens Paralysis—K.Ulrich (Abs.), 472

Otogenous Brain Abscess — RightTemporal Lobe—Alex. R. Tweedie(Clin. Rec), 467

Oto-hydrroea following Old-standingTrauma—V. Palumbo (Abs.), 815

Oto-Laryngology in Belgium (con-tributed), 622

Oto-Laryngology in Holland (con-tributed), 59

Oto-Laryngology, Mycotic Infectionin—L. Bar (Abs.), 197

Significance of Local Anaesthesiain—N. V. Blegvad (Abs.), 480

Oto-Laryngological Society of Berlin,Transactions of, 1924 (selected cases)—A. Logan Turner, 742

Otolithic Apparatus, Clinical Examina-tion of, and Function of the Vestib-ular Organ — F. H. Quix (Orig.Art), 425, 493

Otoliths, Symptomatology of Diseaseof—T. German (Abs.), 398

Otology, Field of, Some NeglectedCorners of—J. Kerr Love (Orig.Art), no

Section of (Roy. Soc. Med.), 28,124, 255, 381, 470, 654, 730

Otorrhagia from Paracentesis of Earin a Haemophilic—A. Trimarchi(Abs.), 332

Otorrhcea. See Ear, MiddleOtosclerosis, Collective Investigation

on—G. Alexander, H. Neumann,and C. Stein (Abs.), 748

Does it Exist as a SeparateDisease?—R. Lake (Orig. Art),512

—'— Influence of Sexual Developmentand Disorders on Etiology of—C.Stein (Abs.), 678

Otosclerosis (Otospongiosis), Patho-genesis and Therapeutics of—R.Jousseaume (Abs.), 550

Plea for International Investiga-tion into—J. S. Fraser (Abs.), 337

Rontgen Ray Treatment of—H.Frey and A. Kriser (Abs.), 272

Otospongiosis (Otosclerosis), Patho-genesis and Therapeutics of, etc.—R. Jousseaume (Abs.), 550

Ozaena. See also Rhinitis, AtrophicAdrenalin in Treatment of —

G. Liebault and P. Moers (Abs.), 755• Modern Treatment of (Lauten-

schlager Operation) — Wm. Mit-hoefer (Abs.), 47

Results obtained by OperativeTreatment of—Y. Meurman (Abs.),685

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Ozasna, Treatment of, by High Fre-quency Current and Spark—DrLeroux-Robert (Ads.), 401

Palate, Hard, Inflammatory Swellingover — Hassen Bey Shaheen andW. E. O'Farrell (Clin. Rec.\ 652

Lupus of, treated by Diathermy— Dan M'Kenzie (Soc. Procs.),187

Pathological Changes on, associ-ated with Wearing of Upper Den-tures—J. D. Lithgow {Soc. Procs.),602

Soft, Growth attached toHassan Bey Shaheen and W. E.O'Farrell (Clin. Rec.\ 652

Soft, Tumour of Parotid enucle-ated from—E. D. D. Davis {Soc.Procs.), 390

Papilloma of Larynx—F. J. Cleminson{Soc. Procs.), 192

Papillomata, Multiple, of Larynx —H. B. Gill {Ads.), 139

Paralysis, Abductor, Bilateral, in aChild—Michael Vlasto {Soc. Procs.),36

Abductor, Double, Ventriculo-cordectomy for Relief of—WalterHowarth {Soc. Procs.), 662

Abductor, of Vocal Cord, sub-sequent to Scirrhus Cancer ofMamma—A. Logan Turner {Clin.Pec), 534

Facial, Nerve Anastomosis in—Lionel Colledge and L. D. Bailey{Soc. Procs.), 381

Laryngeal, Nerve Anastomosisin—L. Colledge {Ads.), 413

Laryngeal, Nerve Anastomosisin — Charles Ballance and LionelColledge {Soc. Procs.), 804

Oculo-Motor Nerve, and Middle-ear Suppuration — Gaillard andPitre {Ads.), 747

——• Otogenous Abducens—K. Ulrich{Ads.), 472

—— Recurrent Laryngeal Nerve,Anastomosis in — C. H. Frazier{Ads.), 412

Paralysis, Recurrent L a r y n g e a l ,Frazier's Operation for—G. Port-mann {Ads.), 821

Recurrent Laryngeal Nerve,associated with Mitral Stenosis—G. E. Price {Ads.), 140

Recurrent Laryngeal Nerve,caused by Caseous TuberculousGlands — H. Tilley {Soc. Procs.)672

Recurrent Laryngeal Nerve, inTuberculosis of Lungs — IrwinMoore {Soc. Procs.), 33

Sixth Nerve —W. H. Kelson(Soc. Procs.), 28

Trochlear, after Operation onFrontal Sinus—J. Ohm (Ads.), 139

Paralytic Syndrome of Cranial Nervesfollowing Neuritis from PeritonsillarAbscess—V. Palumbo (Ads.) 405

Parotid Fistula as a late Complicationof Mastoid Operations : Treatmentand Cause of Origin—'J- Bertog(Ads.), 134

Tumour of, enucleated from SoftPalate — E. D. D. Davis (Soc.Procs.), 390

Past-Pointing, Peripheral and Central,Influence of Anaesthesia of Peri-pheral Nerves on—Ant. Prececht£l(Orig. Art.), 233

Patterson, Norman, The Scope ofOperations on Neck for MalignantGlands (Orig. Art.), 303

Peritonsillar Abscess, Fatal Complica-tion of—O. Steurer (Ads.), 818

Abscess, Paralytic Syndrome ofCranial Nerves following Neuritisfrom—V. Palumbo (Ads.), 405

Peritonsillar Infections, Tonsillectomyin—G. Volger (Ads.), 817

Peritonsillitis, Endocranial Complica-tions after—W. Wessely (Abs.), 479

Peroral Endoscopy, Set of ModifiedJackson Tubes and Instruments for—Walter Howarth (Org. Art), 419 ;(Soc. Procs.), 663

Petro-mastoiditis, Tuberculous, Grad-enigo's Syndrome in •— H. Aloin(Abs.), 676

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Cause of Dysphagia—A. F. Hurstand P. J. Briggs (Abs.), 758

Pharyngo-CEsophagus, Diverticulumo f — E . Finochietto, E. L. Villa(Abs.), 50, 51

" Pharyngostomes," Large : A Com-plication of Laryngectomy. Howto avoid them. Technique of theirClosure—A. G. Tapia (Orig. Art.) ;781 ; {Discussion—Soc. Procs.), 798

Pharynx, Case for Diagnosis—JohnL. Howie (Soc. Procs.), 264

Diseases of, Larynx and Mouth,Methods of Caring for — CharlesH. Mayo (Orig. Art.), 697 ; (Soc.Procs.), 801

Diverticula of, EvolutionaryFactors in Production of—V. E.Negus (Orig. Art.), 702

Diverticulum of—J. W. Thomson(Abs.), 552

Growth of, in a Man aged 70—G. Badgerow (Soc. Procs.), 669

Lympho-sarcoma of, and ofNaso- pharynx — James Dundas-Grant (Soc. Procs.), 666

Tortuosity of Internal Carotidin Relation to — A. Brown Kelly(Orig. Art.), 15

Tumours of, and Naso-pharynx,Malignant—G. B. New (Abs.), 408

Phlebitis, Septic, in Cranial BloodSinuses—H. Burger (Abs.), 45

Physiology of Human VestibularApparatus, Contributions to — E.Wodak and M. H. Fischer (Trans-lated by A. R. Tweedie) (SpecialAbs.), 201

Plastic Surgery of Face, New Methodof removing Hair from Skin Flapsin—A. Rethi (Abs.), 196

Pointing Test of Barany, Influenceof Turning on—P. Roorda (Abs.),7Si

Pouch, Pharyngo - cesophageal, asCause of Dysphagia—A. F. Hurstand P. J. Briggs (Abs.), 758

Precechtil, Ant., Influence of Anaes-thesia of Peripheral Nerves on

Peripheral and Central Past-Point-ing (Orig. Art), 233

Premaxilla, Syphilis of-—M. Lannoisand R. Gaillard (Abs.), 482

Proceedings, Sections of Laryngologyand Otology. See Royal Societyof Medicine

Psicain, an Artificial Cocain. See alsoAnaesthetics, Local — E. Watson-Williams (Abs.), 193

as Local Anaesthetic. See alsoAnaesthetics, Local—K. Brodt, R.Gottleib, W. Kiimmel (Abs.), 57, 58

Psycho-Galvanic Reflex Phenomenonin Sense Organs, especially inNose—J. Bijtel (Abs.), 611

Pterygo-maxillary Abscess, Otogenic—Dan M'Kenzie (Soc. Procs.), 471

Pulmonary Infection, Acute, followingOperation on Maxillary Antrum—Dan M'Kenzie (Soc. Procs.), 665

Quix, F. H., Function of VestibularOrgan and Clinical Examinationof the Otolithic Apparatus (Orig.Art), 425, 493

Radiotherapy, Laryngeal, throughThyroid Cartilage—Escatand Laval(Abs.), 140

Radium Puncture, Technique of—E.Liischer (Abs.), 482

Radium Therapy in Cancer of (Eso-phagus : Results of Fifteen Years'Experience—William Hill (Orig.Art), 73

Radium Treatment of Cancer of (Eso-phagus—J. Guisez (Abs.), 617

of Sarcoma of Nasal Septum—Philip Franklin (Soc. Procs.), 325

Reflexes of Body-Position and theLabyrinth, Effect of Drugs on—N.Kleitman and R. Magnus (Abs.),75i

Reflexes, Semicircular Canal, Effectsof, on Extremities in Rabbits—K.Grahe (Abs.), 752

Resonance Theory of Hearing, Helm-holtz's—P. Lasareff (Abs.), 749

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Respiratory Diseases, Chlorine Gasas Treatment for—Jones and Garo-falo {Abs.), 621

• Chlorine as a Therapeutic Agentin—E. B. Vedder and H. P. Sawyer{Abs.), 196

Respiratory Passages, Infective Scler-oma of—F. Lasagna {Orig. Art.),369

Respiratory Re-education in Childrenafter Removal of Adenoids— Canuy t{Abs.), 757

Respiratory Tract, Extensive Distri-bution of Xanthomatous Noduleson Mucous Membrane of, in Xan-thoma Tuberosum — A. LoganTurner {Clin. Rec), 249

Retrobulbar Neuritis and PosteriorSinusitis—Georges Liebault {Abs.),477

Retro-OEsophageal Abscess, withPhlegmon of Neck and ThreateningMediastinitis—Glogau {Abs.), 50

Reviews of Books—Alexander, G., Marburg, O., and

Brunner, H., Handbuch derNeurologie des Ohres, 415

Aubin, Andre, La Biopsie Cliniqueen Oto-Rhino-Laryngologie, 414

Denker, A., and Kahler, O., Hand-buch der Hals-, Nasen-, undOhrenheilkunde, 822

Flexner, Abraham, Medical Educa-tion : A Comparative Study, 486

Gleason, E. B., A Manual of Dis-eases of the Nose, Throat, andEar, i^i

Hutchison, Robert, and Sherren,James, An Index of Treatment,By Various Writers, 761

Laird, John, Tuberculosis: Its Pre-vention and Treatment, 488

Medical Annual, Year-Book ofTreatment and Practitioners'Index for 1925, 557

Medical Who's Who, 1925, 689Parrel, G. de, and Lemarque,

Georges, Les Sourds-Muets jEtude-mddicale pddagogique, etsociale, 279

Reviews of Books—continued.Parke, Davis & Co., Biological

Therapy, including VaccineTherapy, Serum Therapy, etc., 689

Passow, Adolf, and Claus, Hans,Introduction to Operations on theEar, Tonsils,and Nose {Anleitungzu den Operationen am Gehor-organ an den Tonsillen und derNase), 208

Pratt, Fred J., and John A., Intra-nasal Surgery, 558

Rogers, Leonard, and Muir, Ernest,Leprosy, 415

Rolleston, J. D., Acute InfectiousDiseases: A Handbook for Prac-titioners and Students, 352

Wilkinson, George, and Gray,Albert A., The Mechanism of theCochlea, 67

Zwaardemaker, H., L'Odorat, 688Rheumatism, Joint and Muscle, Eti-

ology of, with Special Reference toTonsillogenous Infection—ReidarGording {Abs.), 403

Rhinitis, Atrophic. See also OzaenaAtrophic, Pathology of—E. Hal-

phen and R. Schulmann {Abs.), 684Atrophic, treated by Implanta-

tion of Piece of Cartilage—W. M.Mollison {Soc. Procs.), 323, 811

—— Vaso-motor—A. Brown Kelly{Orig. Art.), 568 ; Discussion—Soc.Procs.), 590

Vaso-motor, K. Menzel {Abs.),2?7.Rhinitis Caseosa, attending Eruptionof Canine Tooth into Nasal Fossa—Peter H. Abercrombie {Clin. Rec),586

Rhinolith of Large Size—T. B. Jobson{Soc. Procs.), 322

Rhinology, Recent Problems in—G.E. Shambaugh {Abs.), 137

Rhinorrhoea, Paroxysmal — JamesAdam {Orig. Art.), 577 ; {Discus-sion—Soc. Procs.), 590

• Paroxysmal — John Freeman{Orig. Art.), 561 ; {Discussion—Soc.Procs.), 590

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Rhinorrhoea with Sneezing, Mechanismand Treatment of—L. Hubert (Ads.),342

Rhinoscleroma, Tropical—A. Castel-lani (Abs.), 476

Rhinotomy, Lateral, for Removal ofSarcoma of Ethmoid—Irwin Moore(Soc. Procs.), 324

Rodger, T. Ritchie, Intracranial Infec-tion by Erosion from SubperiostealAbscess (Orig. Art), 451 ; (Dis-cussion—Soc. Procs.), 470

Tracheotomy in TuberculousLaryngitis (Orig. Art.), 639 ; (Dis-cussion—Soc. Procs.), 802

Rontgen Ray Treatment of Oto-sclerosis—H. Frey and A. Kriser(Abs.), 272

Royal Society of Medicine. SeeSociety, Royal, of Medicine

Rubber Stamp Diagram of Larynx—St Clair Thomson, 281

Rutherford, Sybil. See Scott, C. E.

Saccus Endolymphaticus, Inflamma-tion of—F. Ninger (Abs.), 679

Operation for Draining — N.Moreau (Abs.), 682

Salivary Calculi, Clinical and Radio-graphic Study of—A. Sargnon (Abs.),621

Salivary Glands removed from TonsilBed and Side of Tongue—H. M.Wharry (Soc. Procs.), 316

Scarlet Fever, Otitis Media in—E. L.Ross (Abs.), 676

Scleroma, Infective, of RespiratoryPassages—F. Lasagna (Orig. Art.),369

Sclerosis, Multiple, Elimination ofEighth Nerve in—G. Engelhardt(Abs.), 336

Scoliosis following Unilateral Laby-rinth Extirpation — R. Magnus(Abs.), 753

Scott, C. E., J. P. Stewart, and SybilRutherford, Statistical Tables forYears 1923 and 1924 from Earand Throat Department, Royal In-firmary, Edinburgh (Orig. Art.), 519

Scottish Society of Otology andLaryngology, 263, 593

Semicircular Canal Reflexes, Effectsof, on Extremities in Rabbits—K.Grahe (Abs.), 752

Semon Lecture, 1924. See JeanGuisez

1925. See P. Watson-WilliamsSepticaemia and Acute Infections of

Middle-Ear Tract—G. J. Jenkins(Orig. Art.), 357 ; (Discussion —Soc. Procs.), 383

Septum, Nasal. See Nose, Septumof

Shaheen, Hassan Bey and W. R.O'Farrell, Notes on Three Interest-ing Cases (Clin. Rec), 652

Sinus, Frontal, Endo-nasal Trepan-ning of—Halle's Method — W.Nasieli (Abs.), 685

Frontal, Myxoma of, causingDisplacement of Eyeball — G.Klionsky (Abs.), 612

Frontal, Operations on ; Barany'sTechnic—R. Barany (Abs.), 686

Frontal, Suppuration of, Acute,Diffuse Osteomyelitis of Skull from—H. Bell Tawse (Soc. Procs.),320

Frontal, Suppuration of, Acute,Treatment of Pain in, by Nerve-Blocking—Dubre (Abs.), 477

Frontal, Suppuration of, Chronicwith Acute Exacerbation—W. T.Gardiner (Soc. Procs.), 603

——• Frontal, Suppuration of, Chronic,Unusual Case of—Wm. Ibbotson(Soc. Procs.), 42

Frontal, Suppuration of, Through-and-Through Drainage in—S. E.Roberts (Abs.), 346

Frontal, Trochlear Paralysis afterOperation on—J. Ohm (Abs.), 139

——• Lateral, Thrombosis of, withRadical Operation performed inSchool Clinic—J. Kerr Love (Soc.Procs.), 265

—— Lateral, Thrombosis of; Temporo •sphenoidal Abscess, etc.—T. H. Just(Soc. Procs.), 261



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EDITED BY

A. LOGAN TURNER AND J. S. FRASER

FOUNDED IN 1887 BY MOBELL MACKENZIEAND NORMS WOLFENDEN

VOLUME FORTY

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Sinus, Nasal Accessory, Disease of—J. K. Milne Dickie (Ads.); E.Watson-Williams (Abs.), 344, 345

Nasal, Inflammation of, Chronic—W. J. Harrison (Ads.), 685

• Sphenoidal, Empyema of, withOptic Neuritis, etc.—R. E. Wright(Abs.), 613

Sphenoidal, Puncture of—K. M.Menzel (Abs.), 139

Sphenoidal, Suppuration of, withDefective Vision ; Use of SuctionSyringe in Diagnosis—P. Watson-Williams (Soc. Procs.), 668

Suppuration of, Chronic ; Is it aCause of Bronchiectasis ?—JamesAdam (Orig. Art), 172

Suppuration of, Necrotising—Kompanejetz (Abs.), 476

Sinus Thrombosis, Otogenic, CerebralSymptoms in—W. Klestadt (Abs.),473

Sinuses, Accessory, Condition of,in Encephalitis Lethargica — A.Lowndes Yates (Orig. Art.), 646;(Discussion—Soc. Procs.), 806

• Cranial Blood, Septic Phlebitisin—H. Burger (Abs.), 45

• Nasal, Instruments for Explora-tion of—A. Lowndes Yates (Orig.Art.), 417

Posterior, Opening of, withoutPus, Alleged Cure of Retro-BulbarNeuritis by—Bourget (Abs.), 756

Posterior, Suppuration of, andRetrobulbar Neuritis—G. Liebault(Abs.), 477

Sphenoidal, Multiple, and theirClinical Importance — P. Caliceti(Abs.), 345

Suppuration of, and its EffectiveTreatment—S. Pern (Abs.), biz

Sinusitis. See Sinus, Suppuration ofSkiagrams of Malignant Disease of

Ear—Sydney Scott (Soc. Procs.),255

Skull, Osteomyelitis of, Diffuse, fromAcute Frontal Sinus Suppuration—H. Bell Tavvse (Soc. Procs.), 320

Society, Oto-Laryngological, of Berlin,

85

Transactions of, 1924—A. LoganTurner, 742

Society, Royal, of Medicine : Sectionof Laryngology, 28, 117, 186, 316,388, 590, 658, 798

Society, Royal, of Medicine : Sectionof Otology, 28, 124, 255, 381, 470,634, 730

Sound, Localisation of, is it a Functionof MembranaTympaniand Ossicles ?—J. A. Keen (Orig. Art), 363

Sourds-Muets ; Etude medicale, peda-gogique, et sociale—G. de Parrel etMme. Georges Lamarque (Rev.), 279

Spectacles, Bartel's, Modification of—A. R. Tweedie (Soc. Procs.), 387

Speech without a Larynx—H. Burger(Orig. Art), 789 ; (Discussion—Soc.Procs.), 801

Sphenoidal Sinus. See Sinus, Sphen-oidal

Sphincters of Alimentary Canal andtheir Clinical Significance—A. F.Hurst (Abs.), 485

Spicer, Robert Henry Scanes. SeeObituary

Stapedius Muscle, Function of—W. E.Perekalin (Abs.), 396

Static Apparatus, Animal Experimentsand Clinical Investigations on Re-lation of Blood Pressure to—ConradStein and Oskar Benesi (Abs.), 274

Statistical Tables for Years 1923 and1924 from Ear and Throat Depart-ment, Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh—E. C. Scott, J. P. Stewart, andSybil Rutherford (Orig. Art), 519

Stewart, J. P. See Scott, C. E.Stridor, Congenital Laryngeal, with

Dysphagia—Dan M'Kenzie (Orig.(Art), 285

Laryngeal, Congenital, or Laryn-geal Web —Philip Franklin (Soc.Procs.), 191

Sturm, F. Pearce, Intra-LabyrinthinePressure Balance, with SpecialReference to Significance of Signsof Labyrinth Deafness in Cases ofMiddle-Ear Disease in Children(Orig. Art), 178



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Styloid Process of Temporal Bone,its Variations and their SurgicalSignificance — Douglas Guthrie{Abs.), 277

Styloid Processes, Elongated—AlbanEvans {Clin. Rec), 469

Subperiosteal Abscess, IntracranialInfection by Erosion from — T.Ritchie Rodger {Orig. Art), 451 ;{Discussion—Soc. Procs.), 470

Sulpharsphenamin, Use of, in Vin-cent's Angina and Stomatitis inChildren — L. H. Barenborg andMax W. Bloomberg {Abs.), 405

Swab-holders, Special, for Use inTonsillectomy—A. R. Tweedie {Soc.Procs.), 387

Synechise, Treatment of, by SurgicalDiathermy—W. Stupka {Abs.), 610

Syphilis of Larynx, and Tuberculosis—E. D. D. Davis {Soc. Procs.), 391

Syphilis of the Premaxilla — M.Lannois and R. Gaillard {Abs.), 482

Tables, Statistical, for Years 1923and 1924, from Ear and ThroatDepartment, Royal Infirmary,Edinburgh —C. E. Scott, J. P.Stewart, and Sybil Rutherford{Orig. Art.), 519

Tampon, New, for Tonsil and AdenoidOperations—L. M. Pearlman {Abs.),552

Tapia, A. G., Large " Pharyngos-tomes": A Complication of Laryn-gectomy; How to avoid them;Technique of their Closure {Orig.Ar/.),ySi; {Discussion—Soc.Procs.),798

Temporal Bone, Complete Sequestrumof Petrous Portion of—FrancisMuecke {Soc. Procs.), 131

Immobilised for Operative Prac-tice—Douglas Guthrie {Soc. Procs.),609

Two Unusual Anatomical Con-ditions of—L. Hofmann {Abs.),674

Variations of Styloid Process of—Douglas Guthrie {Abs.), 277

Temporal Lobe Abscess; ChronicMiddle Ear Suppuration ; Recovery—J. S. Fraser {Soc. Procs.), 595

Extradural Abscess ;• VentricularMeningitis — J. S. Fraser {Soc.Procs.), 593

• Otogenous—Alex. R. Tweedie{Clin. Rec), 467

Temporo-sphenoidal Abscess drainedby Dr Sutherland's Rubber Drain-age Tube—G.B. Brand {Soc. Procs.),268

Temporo-sphenoidal Abscess ; LateralSinus Thrombosis, etc.—T. H. Just{Soc. Procs.), 261

Naming Aphasia—T. H. Just{Soc. Procs.), 259

Thermophone, Sensitivity of Eartested by—F. W. Kranz {Abs.),34°

Thomson, St Clair, Ecchondrosis ofLarynx, successfully treated byLaryngo-fissure {Orig. Art.), 1

Thrombophlebitis, Otogenic Opera-tive Treatment of—Erik Knutson,H. Von Fieandt {Abs.), 474, 475

Thrombosis, Jugular Bulb, etc., Opera-tion, Cerebellar Abscess, Latent;Death—W. T. Gardiner {Soc. Procs.),604

Otogenic Sinus, CerebralSymptoms in—W. Klestadt {Abs.),

473Thyroglossal Cysts—F. J. Cleminson

and A. R. Tweedie {Soc. Procs.), 192,669

Thyroglossal Cysts and Fistulae—Hamilton Bailey {Abs.), 484

Thyroglossal Tract, Facts, and Con-siderations in Study of—A. P.Bertwistle {Abs.), 483

Thyroid Cartilage, Radiotherapy ofLarynx through—-Escat and Laval{Abs.), 140

Thyroid, Intralaryngeal and Intra-tracheal—G. Gradenigo {Abs.), 350

Thyrotomy, Lateral, Removal of bothVocal Cords by, for Epithelioma—C. A. S. Ridout {Soc. Procs.),658

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tions on Nose and Throat in Casesof Asthma (Orig. Art.), 582 ; (Dis-cussion—Soc. Procs.), 590

Tongue, Lupus of—James Adam(Soc. Procs.), 609

Malignant Disease of, and Floorof Mouth—W. S. Syme {Soc. Procs.),267

Naevus of, and of Epiglottis— Harold Kisch (Soc. Procs.),669

Tonsil and Adenoid Operations, NewTampon for — L. M. Pearlman(Abs.), 552

Tonsil Capsule, Anatomy of—F. Marx,(Abs.), 816

Tonsil, Carcinoma of, etc. — F. F.Muecke (Soc. Procs.), 812

Tonsil Forceps, Haemostatic — R.Graham Brown (Orig. Art.), 650 ;(Soc. Procs.), 809

Tonsil Operations, Bleeding in—J. K.Milne Dickie—(Orig. Art.), 243

Tonsil, Tuberculoma of, Fibroid —Douglas Guthrie (Soc. Procs.), 608,806

Tumour of, for Diagnosis—G. E.Martin (Soc. Procs.), 606

Tonsillectomy. See Tonsils, Enuclea-tion of,

Tonsillitis and Acute Rheumatismand Haemorrhagic Nephritis, Con-nection between—S. H. Mygind(Abs.), 404

Tonsillitis, Septic, followed by Bi-lateral Middle Ear Suppuration,Acute Mastoiditis, Acute Nephritis,etc.—E. D. Dalziel Dickson (Clin.Rec), 530

Tonsillogenous Infection, in Clinicaland Experimental Investigations onEtiology of Joint and Muscle Rheu-matism — Reider Gording (Abs.),403

Tonsils, Diseased, and Adenoids,Operative Treatment of— J. R.Griffin (Abs.), 819

Dissection of—T. B. Jobson(Abs.), 406

Tonsils, Dissection of, in Boy withCongenital Heart Disease—S. G.Papadopoulos (Abs.), 407

Dissection of, Surgical Controlof Bleeding following—J. J. Rainey(Abs.), 407

• Dissection of, Waring Suction—J. B. H. Waring (Abs.), 406

Enucleation of, in PeritonsillarInfections—G. Volger (Abs.), 817

Enucleation of, by Propulsionand Avulsion—J. Bowring Horgan(Abs.), 819

Enucleation of, Special Swab-holders for Use in—A. R. Tweedie(Soc. Procs.), 387

Enucleation of, SubcutaneousEmphysema following — Chas.Rosenbaum (Abs.), 278

Enucleation of, Surgical Emphy-sema following—S. Stein (Abs.), 279

Faucial, Haemorrhage duringDissection of—N. Patterson (Abs.),406

• Hypertrophy of, Etiology of—H. L. Cronk (Abs.), 278

Tooth, Canine, Eruption of into NasalFossa attended by Rhinitis Caseosa—Peter H. Abercrombie (Clin.Rec), 586

Unerupted Central Incisor - -Alex. Strang (Soc. Procs.), 271

Tortuosity of Carotid—J. F. O'Malley(Soc. Procs.), 28

Tortuosity of Internal Carotid inRelation to Pharynx—A. BrownKelly (Orig. Art.), 15

Trachea, Cyst-Adenoma of— K.Staunig (Abs.), 759

Malformations of—M. Bigler(Abs.), 141

Obstruction of, produced byDistortion of Larynx — JamesDundas-Grant (Soc. Procs.), 37

Stenosis of, Cicatricial, KeenOperation for — C. Jackson andW. W. Keen (Abs.), 53

Stenosis of, treated by means ofDilator, etc.—Herbert Tilley (Soc.Procs.), 809

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Trachea, Ulceration of GummatousLymphatic Gland into, causingAsphyxia—A. Beutler (Abs.), 141

Tracheo-bronchial Glands, Tuber-culous, Calcareous Degeneration of,etc.—Irwin Moore (Soc. Procs.), 33

Tracheotomy as a Curative Measurefor Tuberculosis of the Larynx—StClair Thomson and W. Howarth{Soc. Procs.), 188

Tracheotomy in Tuberculous Laryn-gitis—T. Ritchie Rodger {Orig.Art.), 639

Trepanning, Endo-Nasal, of FrontalSinus, Halle's Method—W. Nasieli(Ads.), 685

Trochlear Paralysis after Operationon Frontal Sinus—J. Ohm (Abs.),139

Trypaflavin in Treatment of Post-operative Purulent Meningitis—C.L. Paul Triib (Abs.), 483

Tube-flap, Mastoid Fistula closed by— Dan M'Kenzie (Soc. Procs.),256

Tuberculoma, Fibroid, of Tonsil—Douglas Guthrie (Soc. Procs.), 608,806

Tuberculosis, Laryngeal, Cure byGalvano-Puncture—Herbert Tilley(Soc. Procs.), 810

Laryngeal, Healing Action ofLight in—H. Leicher (Abs.), 819

Laryngeal, healed by SanatoriumTreatment, Silence and Galvano-Cautery—St Clair Thomson (Soc.Procs.), 317

Laryngeal, Immunity in — J.Bumba (Abs.), 410

Laryngeal, with Involvement ofBase of Tongue—James Dundas-Grant (Soc. Procs.), 122

Laryngeal, Laryngo-fissure in—St Clair Thomson (Soc. Procs.), 29

Laryngeal, Tracheotomy as aCurative Measure for — St ClairThomson and W. Howarth (Soc.Procs.), 188

Laryngeal, and Syphilis—E. D.D. Davis (Soc. Procs.), 391

Tuberculosis, Laryngeal, Tracheotomyin—T. Ritchie Rodger (Orig. Art),639 ; (Discussion—Soc. Procs.), 802

of Mastoid—Francis Muecke(Soc. Procs.), 131

probably, of Nose—N. S. Car-ruthers (Soc. Procs.), 670

of (Esophagus and Stomach—Herbert Tilley (Soc. Procs.), 810

Prevention and Treatment of—John Laird (Rev.), 488

of Upper Air Passages, Im-munity in—F. Blumenfeld (Abs.),409

Tuberculous Disease of Middle Ear—H. W. D. M'Cart (Orig. Art.),456

Turner, A. Logan, Abductor Paralysisof Vocal Cord subsequent to Scir-rhus Cancer of Mamma (Clin. Rcc.),534

Xanthoma Tuberosum, with Ex-tensive Distribution of Xanthomat-ous Nodules on Mucous Membraneof Respiratory Tract (Clin. Rec),249

Tutocain, A New Anaesthetic—K.Teichert (Abs.), 56; H. Reidel(Abs.), 194 ; C. Hirsch (Abs.), 481 ;P. and E. Watson-Williams (Abs.),481

Tnveedie, Alex. R., Otogenous BrainAbscess — Right Temporal Lobe(Clin. Rec), 467

Tympanic Antrum, Malignant Diseaseof—Francis Muecke (Soc. Procs.),131

Obliteration of, in Radical Opera-tion—Eric W. Gutteridge (Orig.Art.), 174

Tympanum, Angioma, Nasvoid of(? Endothelioma) — James Dundas-Grant (Soc. Procs.) 124

Retraction of, is not always anIndex of Tubal Stenosis and Defec-tive Hearing—P. Caliceti (Abs.), 272

Uvula and Epiglottis, Co-existingEpithelioma of—E. Escat (Abs.),75°

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Ventricle of Morgagni, Cysts of—O. Bartoli {Abs.), 758

Ventriculo-cordectomy in Double Ab-ductor Paralysis—Walter Howarth{Soc. Procs.), 662

Vestibular Apparatus, Human, Con-tributions to Physiology of— E.Wodak and M. H. Fischer (Trans-lated by A. R. Tweedie) {SpecialAbs.), 201

Vestibular and Auditory Tests inIntracranial Surgery—W. P. Eagle-ton {Abs.), 273

Vestibular Line, Horizontal, and itsProjection on Profile of Head—Girard {Abs.), 750

Vestibular Nystagmus, Influence ofAsphyxia on, etc. — N. Kleitmanand A. de Kleyn {Abs.), 752

Vestibular Organ, Function of, andClinical Examination of OtolithicApparatus—F. H. Quix {Orig. Art.),425, 493

Vincent's Angina and Stomatitis inChildren, Use of Sulpharsphenaminin—L. H. Barenborg and Max W.Bloomberg {Abs.), 405

Vincent's Organisms associated withUlceration of Larynx — E. W.Goodall {Clin. Rec), 115; {Dis-cussion—Soc. Procs.), 121

Vision, Defective, in SphenoidalSinusitis, Use of Suction Syringein Diagnosis—P. Watson-Williams{Soc. Procs.), 668

Vocal Cords. See Cords, Vocal

Waggett, E. B., Chondroma ofCricoid Cartilage of Larynx {Clin.Rec), 27

Waring Suction Tonsillectomy — J.B. H. Waring {Abs.), 406

Watson-Williams, £., Variations inTime required to induce Anaesthesiaby Surface Application of CocainHydrochloride Solution in VaryingConcentration {Orig: Art.), 374

Watson- Williams, P., Semon Lecture,1925. The Toll of Chronic FocalNasal Sepsis on Body and Mind(Orig. Art.), 765

Wilkinson, George, The New Audio-metry {Crit. Rev.), 538

Whistle of Naso-pharyngeal Originproduced while Talking—Jacques{Abs.), 683

Wodak, E., and Fischer, M. H., Con-tributions to the Physiology ofthe Human Vestibular Apparatus(Translated by A. R. Tweedie){Special Abs.), 201

Xanthoma Tuberosum, with Exten-sive Distribution of XanthomatousNodules on Mucous Membraneof Respiratory Tract—A. LoganTurner {Clin. Rec), 249

X-ray Diagnosis of Surgical Condi-tions of (Esophagus—H. K. Pan-crast {Abs ), 53

X-ray Films illustrating Lung Map-ping with Lipiodol — WalterHowarth {Soc. Procs.), 673

X-rays and Radium in Treatment ofFibro-sarcoma of Nasopharynx—Norman Patterson {Soc Procs.),3'8

Yates, A. Lowndes, Condition ofAccessory Sinuses in EncephalitisLethargica {Orig. Art.), 646 ; {Dis-cussion~Soc. Procs.), 806

Yates, A. Lowndes, Instruments forExploration of Nasal Sinuses {Orig.Art.), 417

Zeiss Binocular Lens, Modified Head-band for—A. J. H. Baar {Abs.),618

Zinc-Ion Treatment of Middle-EarSuppuration—Viggo Schmidt {Abs.),332

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