Psychogenic factors in ulcerative colitis Albert J. Sullivan Clinical Medicine: Diseases Of Digestion Pages: 651 - 656
Gastroscopy with a flexible gastroscope Rudolf Schindler Clinical Medicine: Diseases Of Digestion Pages: 656 - 663
Bacteriological findings in disease of the biliary tract John Russell TwissCharlotte H. Phillips Clinical Medicine: Diseases Of Digestion Pages: 663 - 667
V. The effects of drugs on the motility of isolated segments of the intestine of man J. Arnold BargenJohn S. Guthrie Experimental Physiology Pages: 668 - 670
Some normal variations in the emptying-time of the human stomach (using a carbohydrate meal) Edward J. van LiereClark K. Sleeth Experimental Physiology Pages: 671 - 672
Experiences with postoperative jejunal ulcer and gastrojejunocolic fistula Frank H. Lahey Abdominal Surgery Pages: 673 - 677
Traumas resulting from sigmoid manipulation Burrill B. CrohnBernard D. Rosenak Surgery Of The Lower Colon And Rectum Pages: 678 - 682
Annual abstracts of protologic literature (May, 1934–May, 1935) Clement L. Martin Abstract Pages: 682 - 683
The great value of some physiological observations on man Walter C. Alvarez Editorial Pages: 683 - 683
The Management of Colitis. Dr. J. Arnold Bargen V. C. Rowland Section IX—Book Reviews Pages: 685 - 686
The Fifteenth International Physiological Congress, Leningrad and Moscow, August 8–18, 1935 A. C. Ivy After “Hours” Pages: 692 - 695
A case of noma (cancrum oris) complicating non-specific ulcerative colitis Joseph S. Diamond The Clinic Pages: 698 - 706
