Biomedical subjects
E B SHAW
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Future of measles vaccine in the U.S.A. II.
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The Children's Bureau and the American Academy of pediatrics.
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Training for pediatric practice.
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Streptomycin in therapy of Hemophilius inflenzae meningitis.
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The adolescent and the practitioner.
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Side reactions from tranquilizing drugs.
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Phenothiazine tranquilizers as a cause of severe seizures.
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Appendicitis in childhood.
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The infrequent incidence of nonparalytic poliomyelitis.
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Testing for muscle weakness in poliomyelitis.
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Angiography in a case of hydranencephaly.
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Prophylaxis of ophthalmia neonatorum.
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The small hospital's role in poliomyelitis.
Medical skills should be developed by the staffs of smaller hospitals for the differential study of patients with symptoms resembling those of poliomyelitis in order to provide the rudiments of care for the occasional patient with mild poliomyelitis, to recognize the indications which point to the necessity of superior technical assistance, and to decide when it is appropriate to move patients to better equipped centers. The impetuous acquisition of mechanical aids for the treatment of special problems will be effective in small communities only to the extent that this equipment is kept serviceable and is operated by persons of sufficient skill. Epidemic situations in a small community can be met only by mobilization of facilities under adequate direction and by integration of care with that provided by larger treatment centers.