Medical Experiences in Macedonia and the Caucasus. 1

Brown T. Graham, and Stewart R. M. “Observations on Reflex Phenomena in Cases of Spinal Injury in Man,” Journ. of Roy. Army Med. Corps, 1919, xxxii, p. 461.

Burnford J. “Further Notes on the Epidemic (Influenza), with special reference to Pneumonia in Macedonia,” Proc. Roy. Soc. Med., 1919, xii (Sect. Med.), p. 49.

Dudgeon L. S. “On the Effects of Injections of Quinine into the Tissues of Man and Animals,” Journ. of Hygiene, 1919, xviii, p. 317.

Dudgeon L. S. “Serum Therapy in Acute Bacillary Dysentery,” Medical Research Committee, Special Report Series, No. 40, p. 61.

Dudgeon L. S. “Arthritis as a Complication of Bacillary Dysentery,” ibid., p. 37.

Falconer A. W. , and Anderson A. G. “Clinical Types of Subtertian Malaria,” Lantcet, 1917, i, p. 607.

Falconer A. W. , and Anderson A. G. “Treatment of Subtertian Cerebral Malaria with Quinine and Galyl,” Lancet, 1917, ii, p. 486.

Falconer A. W. , and Anderson A. G. “Tartar-emetic in Treatment of Malaria,” Lancet, 1917, ii, p. 743.

Falconer A. W. “The Pulmonary Manifestations in Malaria,” Journ. of Roy. Army Med. Corps, 1920, xxxiv, p. 131.

Forrester A. T. W. “Malaria and Insanity,” Lancet, 1920, i, p. 16.

Graham D. “Some points in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Dysentery occurring in the British Salonika Force,” Lancet, 1918, i, p. 51.

Gunson E. B. , and others. “The Treatment of Severe Relapsing Cases of Malaria,” Lancet, 1918, i, p. 866.

Parsons L. G. , and Forbes J. Graham . “Hæmoglobinuria (Blackwater Fever): Observations on a transient form occurring amongst the Troops in Macedonia,” Lancet, 1918, ii, p. 317.

Phear A. G. “Notes on Blackwater Fever in Macedonia,” Journ. of Roy. Army Med. Corps, 1920, xxxiv, p. 1.

Phear A. G. “The Treatment of Malaria in Macedonia,” Lancet, 1920, i, p. 195.

Taylor J. F. “The Rôle of the Fly as a Carrier of Bacillary Dysentery in the Salonika Command,” Medical Research Committee, Special Report Series, No. 40, p. 68.

Wiltshire H. W. “The Value of Intramuscular Injection of Quinine in the Treatment of Macedonian Malaria, and some conjectures concerning Quinine Therapy in General,” Journ. of Roy. Army Med. Corps, 1919, xxxiii, p. 251.