Recent Progress in Nasal Physiology

Brunner H. (1942) Nasal Glands, Arch. Otolaryng., Chicago, 35, 183.

Burch G. E. (1945) Study of Water and Heat Loss from Respiratory Tract of Man: Gravimetric Method for Measurement of Rate of Water Loss, Quantitative Method for Measurement of Rate of Heat Loss, Arch. intern. Med., 76, 308.

Davies C. N. (1946) Filtration of Droplets in Nose of Rabbits, Proc. roy. Soc., London, s.B., 133, 282.

Frenckner P. Richtner N. G. (1940) Ciliary Movement in Upper Respiratory Tract in Man and Animals under Normal and Pathologic Conditions, Acta otolaryng., Stockh., 28, 215.

Hilding A. C. (1943) Role of Ciliary Action in the Production of Pulmonary Atelectasis, Vacuum in Paranasal Sinuses and in Otitis Media, Ann. Otol. Rhin. Laryng., 52, 816.

Hilding A. C. (1944) Drainage of Mucus in Man, Ann. Otol. Rhin. Laryng., 53, 35.

Hilding A. C. (1945) Production of Negative Pressure in Trachea and Frontal Sinus by Ciliary Action. Further Experiments, Ann. Otol. Rhin. Laryng., 54, 725.

Jackson D. E. (1942) Experimental and Clinical Observations Regarding Physiology and Pharmacology, Ann. Otol. Rhin. Laryng., 51, 973.

Leasure J. K. (1941) Mucus Sheet on Membrane, Arch. Otolaryng., Chicago, 33, 66.

Saltzman M. (1944) Absorptive Capacity of Nasal Mucous Membrane, Arch. Otolaryng., Chicago., 40, 44.

Proetz A. W. Pfingsten M. (1939) Tissue Culture of Nasal Ciliated Epithelium, Arch. Otolaryng., Chicago, 29, 252.

Proetz A. W. Pfingsten M. (1946) Nasal Physiology in Relation to the Common Cold, Ann. Otol. Rhin. Laryng., 55, 306.

Cahn-Bronner C. E. (1942) Presence and Action of Lysozyme in Nasal Mucosa, Ann. Otol. Rhin. Laryng., 51, 250.

Cicardo V. H. (1943) Release of Potassium by Excited Mucosa, Publ. Centro Invest. tisiol, 7, 279.

Dietz A. A. (1944) pH of Mucosa of Some Animals, Proc. Soc. exp. Biol. Med., N.Y., 57, 339.

Nungester W. J. Atkinson A. K. (1944) pH of Nasal Mucosa Measured in Situ, Arch. Otolaryng., Chicago, 39, 342.

Parkinson S. N. (1945) Determination of Intranasal pH—Discussion and Criticism, Arch. Otolaryng., Chicago, 41, 68.

Allen W. F. (1943) Distribution of Cortical Potentials Resulting from Insufflation of Vapors into the Nostrils and from Stimulation of Olfactory Bulbs and Pyriform Lobe, Amer. J. Physiol., 139, 553.

Hyndman O. R. Wolkin J. (1942) Autonomic Mechanism of Heat Conservation; Effects of Cooling the Body: Comparison of Peripheral and Central Vasomotor Responses to Cold, Amer. Heart J., 23, 43.

Ralston H. J. Kerr W. J. (1945) Vascular Responses of the Mucosa to Thermal Stimuli with Some Observations on Skin Temperature, Amer. J. Physiol., 144, 305.

Van Dishoeck H. A. E. (1942) Inspiratory Resistance, Acta otolaryng., Stockh., 30, 431.

Eggston A. A. (1940) Experimental Evidence of Gonadotropic Hormone in Mucous Membranes, Laryngoscope, St. Louis, 50, 191.

Melchior R. (1945) Relation of Nasal Mucosa to Sex Hormones, Ann. Otolaryng., 12, 220.

Mortimer H. (1940) Genitonasal and Genitoaural Relationships, Laryngoscope, St. Louis, 50, 349.

Proetz A. W. (1947) The Thyroid and the Nose, Ann. Otol. Rhin. Laryng., 56, 328.

Proetz A. W. (1941) Applied Physiology of the Nose. St. Louis.