Volume 1

Index-catalogue of medical and veterinary zoology.

Date:
1932-
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    ARCHER, ALFRED HERBERT. M. R. C. V. S.] See Sheldon, Prince, 1902 a; and Sinclair, James ; and Archer, Alfred Herbert. [For note of death see Vet. Rec., v. 11 (380), July 25, 1931, p. 799] [wa.] ARCHER, EDMUND. [Late Surg. Gen. Disp., Lond. | 1857 a.—On a ease of Ascaris lumbri- coides in the large intestine, in a child ten years old, and now first suddenly producing alarming symptoms, simu- lating the effects of an irritant poison < Lancet, London, v. 2, Aug. 27, pp. 215-216. [W™.] ARCHER, GILBERT THOMAS LANCELOT. Roy. Army Med. Corps] 1930 a.—Note on a case of double Taenia infestation (7. solium and 7. saginata) <J. Roy. Army Med. Corps, v. “2 Cave [1858 ?-1931 ] John Farringdon [Lt. Sept., pp. 216-217, 2 figs. [W= ARCHER, JOHN. [1741-1810] [M. B., Har- ford County, Maryland] [For biog- raphy see Johns Hopkins Hosp. Bull. (101-102), v. 10, Aug.—Sept. 1899, pp. 141-147] [W?.] 1809 a.—An inflammation, apparently of the ovarium ending in suppuration, and discharging a living worm and a well- shaped tooth. (With the tooth) [Let- ter dated 14 Nov. 1808] <Med. Re- posit., 2. hexade, v. 6, pp. 865-366. LW225) ARCHER, R. T. [Sr. Dairy Inspector. ] 1919 a—Common ailments of the pig <J. Dept. Agric. Victoria, v. 17 (5), May 10, pp. 979-286. [Wa] ARCHER, VINCENT W. [M. D., Univ. Va.]; and PETERSON, CHARLES H. M. D Roanoke, Va.] 1930 a.—Roentgen diagnosis of ascariasis <a, vAMm.. Med. ASS. Vic. On (24 pe dees 13, pp. 1819-1821, figs. 1-8; abstract of discussion, p. 1821. [ W2. ] ARCcHmR, W. See Pritchard, Andrew, 1861 a. ARCHIBALD, ROBERT GEORGE, [1880— | [Ve De sGhdinbs),. Ma bemC Disis. aret Maj. R. A. M. C.; Director, Wellcome Trop. Research Lab., Khartoum, Sudan] [See also Balfour, Andrew; and Archi- bald, Robert George; and Balfour, An- drew; Archibald, Robert George; Fry, W. B.; and O'Farrell, William Roche; and Chalmers, Albert John; and Archi- bald, Robert George; and Byam, Wil- liam; and Archibald, Robert George] 1908 a.—Additional notes [to Ensor, Howard, 1908 a] <3. Rep. Wellcome Research Lab., pp. 98-99. [W2.] 1911 a-—The alkalinity of the blood serum in kKala-azar <4. Rep. Wellcome eed, Trop. Research Lab. [ete.], v. A: Med., pp. 178-177. [W, W™.] 1911 b.—A case of parasitic granuloma in which developmental forms of Leishmania tropica were present <Ibidem, pp. 207-212, figs. 49-56, pl. 13, fe; Tt: [ wa, w™.] 1911 c—Herpetomonas lygaei considered from a protozoological and medical as- pect <Ibidem, pp. 179-184, pl. 11, figs. 1-16. [W2, W™.] 1912 a.—A trypanosome of cattle in the Southern Sudan <J. wees Path. and Therap., v. 25 (4), Dec. 817 ppli292= 297, illus, [W28.] 1913 a.—A case of acute agchylostomiasis treated by an autogenous vaccine of a coliform organism <J. Trop. Med. and Hyg., London, v. 16 (17), Sept. 1, pp. 260- -262, 2 charts. Lw'.] ARCE IE AUD: Ropert GEOrGE-—Continued. Mmetine treatment of dysentery in young children <Ibidem, v. 171) June 1, pp. 161-163. [W2.] 1914 b.—Intestinal schistosomiasis in the Sudan. With notes of the treatment. of two cases by means of autogenous: vaccines of coli-like organisms < Brit. Med. J. (2771), v. 1, Feb. 7, pp. 297T- 299, charts 1-4. [Wa 54 1914 c.—A preliminary report on some further investigations on kala azar in the Sudan <J. Roy. Army Med. Corps, v. 23 (5), Nov., pp. 479-495. [W*.] 1915 a.—Idem ae ae eens Trop. Med. and Hyg., London, vy. (12), June 15, pp. 141- 143; (13), Fale i pp. 152-153. [Ws] 1922 a.—The leishmaniases. (In Byam, William; and Archibald, Robert George, ‘The practice of medicine in the tropics by many authorities. v. 2. London. pp. 1448-1489, figs. 519-531, pls. 60— 622) ma LYNE | 1922 b.—Trypanosoma rhodesiense in & case of sleeping sickness from the Sudan <Ann. Trop. Med. and Para- -gitol., v. 16 (8), Oct. 18, pp. 339-340. (Wee) 1923 a.—Kala azar in the Sudan with special reference to its treatment by tartar emetic <Am. J. Trop. Med.. v. 3 (4), July, pp. 807-3824. [W*?.] 1923 b.—Some investigations connected with the spread of bilharziasis in the Dongola province of the Sudan <Tr. Roy. Soc. Trop. Med. and Hyg., v. 16 (7), Jan. 18, pp. 419-426, 1 pl. figs. 1 [ W?.] ARCHIBALD, ROBERT GEOFFREY ; SON ; HADFIELD. ROBERT- GEORGE ; LOGAN, WILLIAM and CAMPBELL, WILLIAM. H{elles] laboratories dealing with the diseases affecting the troops in the Dardanelles <J. Roy. Army Med. Corps, v. 26 (6), June, pp. 695-724, figs. 1-10. [W3.] ARCHIBALD, ROBERT GroRGE; and INNES, ARTHUR. 1919 a—Clinical and pathological notes on a fatal case of Bilharzia treated by tartar emetic <J. Trop. Med. and Hyg., London, v. 22 (7), Apr. 4, pp. 538-55, 1 pl., figs. 1-5. [W2.] ARCHIBALD, ROBERT GEORGE; and KING, HAROLD Hiave¥ 1919 a—A note-on the occurrence of a coleopterous larva in the urinary tract of man jin the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan <Bull. Entom. Research, v. 9 : Mar., pp. 255-256, 2 figs. - [W2.] ARCHIBALD, ROBERT GEORGE; and MArR- SHALL, 1931 a.—aA study of three non-furcocer- cous cereariae obtained from Bullinus contortus in the Sudan Ear aeseqlonys Cambridge [Eng.], v. 23 (3), 16 July, pp. 271-281, figs. 1-6. [W2.] 1931 b.—A technique for the study of cercariae <Tr. Roy. Soc. Trop. Med. and Hyg aE v. 24 (6), 25 Apr., pp. 629— 630. [W2.] ARCHIBALD, ROBERT GEORGE; and RIDING, DOUGLAS. 1926 a.—A second case of sleeping sick- ness in the Sudan caused by J'rypano- soma rhodesiense <Ann. Trop. Med. and Parasitol., v. 20 (2), June 24, pp. 161-166. [Wa]