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Journal of Mental Science, Volume 83 - Issue 346 - September 1937

6. Pharmacology and Treatment

Part III.—Epitome of Current Literature

Action of Nicotine on Nerve Excitability and a New Interpretation of Langley's Phenomenon. (Compt. Rend. Soc. Biol., vol. cxxiv, pp. 1290–3, 1937.) Chauchard, P.

Action of Mescaline on the α-waves (Berger Rhythm) in Man. (Compt. Rend. Soc. Biol., vol. cxxiv, pp. 1296–9, 1937.) Chweitzer, A., Geblewicz, E., and Liberson, W.

Experimental Determination of the Anticonvulsant Properties of Some Phenyl Deriva tives. (Science, vol. lxxxv, pp. 525–6, 1937.) Putnam, T. J., and Merritt, H. Houston.

Pathological and Histological Study of the Nerve-centre System in Morphinisn IV. Experiments on Guinea-pigs. (Journ. Orient. Med., vol. xxi, pp. 79–80 1934.) Hayashi, A.

Nystagmic Head Deviation: a Selective Action of an Aliphatic Bromine Compound. (Journ. Pharmacol., vol. lix, pp. 253–9, 1937.) Loewe, S.

Physiologic Effects of Acetyl-ß-methylcholine (Mecholyl) and its Relationship to Other Drugs Affecting the Autonomic Nervous System. (Amer. Journ. Med. Sci., vol. cxciii, pp. 198–214, 1937.) Myetson, A., Loman, J., and Dameshek, IVm.

Brilliant Vital Red as an Anticonvulsant. (Trans. Amer. Neurol. Assoc., vol. lxii, pp. 139–42, 1936.) Cobb, S., Cohen, M. E., and Ney, J.

Administration of Small Doses of Bromine to Neurotic Patients. (Byull. Vsesoyuz. Inst. Eksptl. Med., Nos. 9–10, 8–12, 1935) Vainberg, I. S., and Birman, B. N.

Action of Different Doses of Bromine on Inhibition in Monkeys of the Excitable Type. (Byull. Vsesoyuz. Inst. Eksptl. Med., Nos. 9–10, 14–15, 1935) Kaminskit, S. D., and Malorov, F. D.

Toxicology and Pharmacology of Mescaline. (Rass. ter. pat. clin., vol. vi, pp. 577–94, 1934) De Nito, G.

The Action of Eserine and Related Compounds and of Acetylcholine on the Central Nervous System. (Journ. Physiol., vol. Ixxxix, pp. 165–97, 1937.) Schweitzer, A., and Wright, Samson.

Technique of Prolonged Narcosis with Cloetta's Mixture. (Sov. Psychonevr., vol. xii, No. 6, p. 65, 1936.) Richter, G. E., and Stepanov, P. N.

Delayed Death and Mortality following Cardiazole, Ephedrine and Cardiazole-ephedrine Combinations after Lethal Doses of Sodium Barbital. (Arch. Exper. Path. Pharmakol., vol. clxxxiii, pp. 138–45, 1936.) Gros, O, and Hofmann, H.

The Effect of Cardiazole and Ephedrine on the Blood Pressure of a nimals Previously Treated with Narcotics. (Arch. Exper. Path. Pharmakol., vol. clxxxiii, pp. 146–58, 1936.) Hofmann, H.

The Effect of Antipyretics on the Action of Soporifics. (Arch. Exper. Path. Pharrnakol., vol. clxxxiii, pp. 236–55, 1936.) Girndt, O., and Huhn, O.

The Stimulating and Restorative Properties of Methylimidazole, Including Comparison with the Action of Cardiazole and Coramin. (Arch. Exper. Path. Pharmakol., vol. clxxxiii, pp. 478–99, 1936.) Axmacher, Er.

The Circulation Under the Action of Methylimidazole. (Ibid., pp. 500–8.)

Some Effects of Bulbocapnine on the Peripheral Vascular System. (Journ. Pharmacol., vol. lix, pp. 458–67, 1937.) Leese, E. Chester, and Fogelberg, Alma.

The Action of Histamine on the Cerebral Blood-vessels. (Klin. Wochenschr., vol. xvi, pp. 236–7, 1937.) Bruch, H.

The Action of Mid-Brain Narcosis on Blood Iodine in Basedow's Disease. (Wi Arch. Inn. Med., vol. xxx, pp. 135–46, 1937.) Fenz, E., and Uiberrak, K

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Journal of Mental Science, Volume 83 - Issue 346 - September 1937

6. Pharmacology and Treatment

Part III.—Epitome of Current Literature