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Volume 1 [September 1941-July 1942]
Contents and Index
No. 1, September-October 1941
No. 2, November-December 1941
No. 3, January-February 1942
No. 4, March-April 1942
No. 5, May-June 1942
No. 6, July-August 1942
Index to Volume 1
Number 1, September 1941
PAPERS READ BEFORE THE 51st ANNUAL MEETING:
Rheumatic Heart Disease in Hawaii
S. E. Doolittle, M.D., Honolulu
7
Poliomelitis in the Territory of Hawaii
Richard K. C. Lee, M.D., Honolulu
(Abstract)
11
The Sulfonamides in Gonorrhea,
A clinical evaluation.
Lt. Comdr. F. R. Moore, Pearl Harbor
(Abstract)
12
The Sulfonamides--Medical Panel Discussion
(A Summary)
12
Photography of the Eye
Forrest J. Pinkerton, M.D., Honolulu
14
Ectopic Pregnancy in Hawaii
O. Lee Schattenburg, M.D., Honolulu
(Abstract)
15
Kahili Flower (Grevillea Bankssi) Dermatitis
(A Preliminary Report)
Harry L. Arnold, Jr., M.D., Honolulu
15
Specific Therapy of Lobor Pneumonia
M. A. Blankenhorn, M.D., Cincinnati
(A Summary)
19
Lobectomy for Bronchiectasis
Rogers Lee Hill, M.D., Honolulu
20
Strabismus under the Social Security Program
Howard E. Crawford, M.D., Hilo
24
Dermatologic Lesions vs. Syphilis
H. M. Johnson, M.D., Honolulu
(A Summary)
30
Psychosis with Huntington's Chorea
R. D. Kepner, M.D., Kaneohe
(Abstract)
31
EDITORIALS:
The Bulletin is Dead, Long Live the Journal
33
The Proposed Plantation Health "Cooperative Plan"
34
PROGRESS IN INTERNAL MEDICINE
36
THE LATEST ADVANCES IN SURGERY
37
LEPROSY IN HAWAII--Part I. Administration
Edwin K. Chung-Hoon, M.D., Honolulu
39
PLANTATION NEWS
A Suggested Plantation Health Cooperative Plan
41
MEDICAL PREPAREDNESS
Reports
43
Plague
45
Blood Plasma Bank
45
COMMERCE IN HEALTH
47
COUNTY SOCIETY REPORTS
49
NOTES AND NEWS
57
PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIFTY-FIRST ANNUAL MEETING
63
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
62
Number 2, November, 1941
EXTRAPLEURAL THORACOPLASTY IN THE TREATMENT OF PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS
Report of a Series of 105 Patients
Staff - The Leahi Home, Honolulu
Page 7
EPIDEMIC INFECTIOUS CONJUNCTIVITIS
W. John Holmes, M.D., Honolulu
11
SYPHILIS AND NEUROSYPHILIS IN HAWAII
Incidence and Results of Treatment in the Territorial Hospital for Mental Disorders
Richard de Monbrun Kepner, M.D., Kaneohe, Oahu
13
KIDNEY INJURIES
P. S. Irwin, M.D., Honolulu
20
MILD ABDOMINAL PAIN DUE TO OVULATION
Herbert E. Bowles, M.D., Honolulu
23
EDITORIALS:
Mental Health Clinic
27
Medical Practice Act
28
PROGRESS IN INTERNAL MEDICINE
Stewart E. Doolittle, M.D., Honolulu
31
RECENT ADVANCES IN SURGERY
Roger Lee Hill, M.D., Honolulu
33
CLINICAL PATHOLOGICAL COMMENT
Eric A. Fennel, M.D., Honolulu
37
LEPROSY IN HAWAII - PART II - HISTORY
Edwin K. Chung-Hoon, M.D., Honolulu
41
PLANTATION NEWS
The Plantation Health Plan
43
MEDICAL PREPAREDNESS
47
COUNTY SOCIETY REPORTS
51
NOTES AND NEWS
Council Meeting - November
57
Post Graduate Lectures
57
Drug Shortages
57
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
59
Number 3, January, 1942
WAR CAME TO HAWAII
139
PRINCIPLES OF TRAUMATIC SURGERY
Notes on Post Graduate series given by John J. Moorhead, M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery, New York City Post Graduate Medical School, Columbia University (ret).
Traumatic Surgery
141
Joint Injuries
143
Wounds
145
Burns
150
Tendons and Nerves
152
Spine Injuries
154
Skull Injuries
155
OBSERVATIONS ON.THE TREATMENT OF WAR WOUNDS
Joseph E. Strode, M.D., Honolulu
158
NAVAL HOSPITAL, PEARL HARBOR, T.H.
Report of Activities, December 7, 1941
162
SURGICAL TREATMENT OF CRANIOCEREBRAL WAR WOUNDS
Ralph B. Cloward, M.D., Honolulu
165
GAS GANGRENE AND TETANUS
F. J. Halford, M.D., Honolulu
169
EYE INJURIES IN WARFARE
W. J. Holmes, M.D., Honolulu
171
ECLAMPSIA PRECIPITATED BY VIOLENT EMOTIONAL SHOCK
A Case History
G. C. Milnor, M.D., Honolulu
174
HEALTH DEPARTMENT SERVICES IN WAR EMERGENCIES
M. F. Haralson, M.D., Honolulu
175
OBSTETRICS DURING MAJOR DISASTER
O. Lee Schattenburg, M.D., Honolulu
176
MENTAL HYGIENE IN WARTIME HAWAII
Edwin E. McNiel, M.D. and William M. Shanahan, M.D., Honolulu
178
WHAT TO DO ABOUT POISON GAS
H. L. Arnold, M.D.
179
Gas Warfare Chart
180
EDITORIALS
"Publication Authorized"
185
Lets Have Action Now
185
Medical Unpreparedness
186
PROGRESS IN INTERNAL MEDICINE
Blast Injuries--A review
S. E. Doolittle, M.D., Honolulu
189
RECENT ADVANCES IN SURGERY
The Management of War Burns
F. J. Halford, M.D., Honolulu
191
CLINICO-PATHOLOGIC COMMENT
What the Laboratory has Learned from War: Blood Plasma
195
Making Typhoid Vaccine
198
War Gases
Eric A. Fennel, M.D., Honolulu
199
The Hawaii Society of Clinical Pathologists
I. L. Tilden, M.D.
199
MEDICAL PREPAREDNESS
201
Report--H. L,. Arnold, M.D., Director Emergency Medical and Ambulance Services
202
Physician Assignment to Hospitals during Emergency
210
Honolulu Blood and Plasma Bank
Report by F. J. Pinkerton, M.D.
204
Blood Plasma Preparation and Administration--A Manual for Technologists
207
Reports of County Societies
211
COUNTY SOCIETY REPORTS
215
NOTES AND NEWS
223
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
224
LIBRARY NOTES
225
Number 4, March, 1942
EXANTHEM SUBITUM (ROSEOLA INFANTUM)
Teruo Yoshina, M.D., Hilo, Hawaii
235
WARD ROUNDS IN A SUGAR PLANTATION HOSPITAL
H. M. Patterson, M.D., Olaa, Hawaii
240
CLINICAL SUGGESTIONS FROM A PLANTATION HOSPITAL
W. N. Bergin, M.D., Laupahoehoe, Hawaii
243
PNEUMOCOCCUS MENINGITIS
C. Bruce Brown, M.D., Hilo, Hawaii
245
PREMATURITY: THE LEADING CAUSE OF INFANT DEATHS IN HAWAII
C. L. Wilbar, Jr. M.D., Honolulu
247
DYSCHONDROPLASIA (OLLIER'S DISEASE)
R. T. Eklund, M.D., Pepeekeo, Hawaii
249
EDITORIALS
Venereal Disease Control
253
Thursday Morning Meetings
253
Nurses Are Scarce
254
Medical Unpreparedness
294
PROGRESS IN INTERNAL MEDICINE
Hypertension
S. E. Doolittle, M.D.
257
RECENT ADVANCES IN SURGERY
War Wounds of Extremities Involving Bone
Lt. J. D. Macpherson, M.C., U.S.N.R.
261
CLINICO-PATHOLOGIC COMMENT
Donors' Curiosity
205
Clear Chocolate Agar
265
Plasma Preservation
265
Blood Transfusion en Masse
F. A. Fennel, M.D.
266
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
Organizational-Division of Medical and Related Services, Territorial Office of Civilian Defense
M. F. Haralson, M.D.
269
Emergency Hospitals
H. L. Arnold, M.D.
270
Aid Stations and Ambulance Services
H. S. Dickson, M.D.
270
Blood and Plasma Bank
F. J. Pinkerton, M.D.
271
Nursing Activities
(Mrs.) David Y. Akana, R.N
272
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES (Continued)
Kauai County Report
271
COUNTY SOCIETY REPORTS
275
NOTES AND NEWS
281
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
285
Number 5, May, 1942
TUBERCULOUS MYOCARDIAL ANEURYSM WITH RUPTURE AND SUDDEN DEATH FROM TAMPONADE
K.P. Jones, M.D., Kula, Maui, and I. L. Tilden, M.D., Honolulu
295
TUBERCULOSIS IN THE WAR AND POST-WAR PERIOD
H. M. Izumi, M.D., Kula, Maui
298
DERMOID CYST OF THE OVARY COMPLICATING PREGNANCY: CASE REPORT
H. H. Seiler, M.D., Paia, Maui
299
THE NEED FOR AUTOPSY IN STILLBIRTHS AND NEONATAL DEATHS
William B. Patterson, M.D., Puunene, Maui
301
TRICHINOSIS
Gordon H. Lightner, M.D., and William B. Patterson, M.D., Puunene, Maui
302
ETHER PER RECTUM IN THE TREATMENT OF STATUS ASTHMATICUS
George von Asch, M.D., Puunene, Maui
304
ACUTE PANCREATITIS: CASE REPORT
Emory H. Anderson, M.D., Paia, Maui
305
CLINICAL ASPECTS OF AN EPIDEMIC OF TYPHOID FEVER
Robert J. Hoagland, Major, M.C., U.S.A. and James F. Fleming, 1st. Lt., M.C., U.S.A
307
EDITORIALS
Typhoid Fever Epidemic
313
Vaccination: Wholesale
314
PROGRESS IN INTERNAL MEDICINE
Shock
S. E. Doolittle, M.D.
317
RECENT ADVANCES IN SURGERY
An Orthopedist Grows Up
Steele F. Stewart, M.D
321
CLINICO-PATHOLOGIC COMMENT
Sulfonamide Determinations: A Potential Source of Error
323
Smallpox Vaccinations
323
Typhoid Vaccinations
323
Cultures in the Face of Sulfa Compounds
324
Transparent Chocolate Agar
325
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
Medical Supplies
Paul Nixon, Captain, M.A.C., U.S.A.
327
Food News in Hawaii
Marjorie Abel
328
Progress Report
330
COUNTY SOCIETY REPORTS
335
NOTES AND NEWS
341
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
342
Number 6, July, 1942
RANDOM NOTES OF A SANATORIUM PHYSICIAN
D. R. Chisholm, M.D., Kealia, Kauai
355
MENIERE'S DISEASE
Tadao Hata, M.D., Kapaa, Kauai
358
THE LOEFFLER SYNDROME
L. Clagett Beck, M.D., Koloa, Kauai
361
MASSIVE DOSE ARSENOTHERAPHY OF EARLY SYPHILIS
Sam R. Wallis, M.D., Lihue, Kauai
363
THE DIPHTHERIA PROBLEM IN WAIMEA DISTRICT
K. M. Amlin, M.D., Waimea, Kauai
367
REGIONAL ANESTHESIA
Marvin A. Brennecke, M.D., Eleele, Kauai
369
EDITORIALS
Private Practitioner Preferred
373
The Blackout and Health
374
Seeing in the Blackout
375
PROGRESS IN INTERNAL MEDICINE
Clinical Uses of the Sulfonamides
S. E. Doolittle, M.D
377
RECENT ADVANCES IN SURGERY
Vitamins in relation to Surgical Practice
Douglas B. Bell, M.D
381
CLINICO-PATHOLOGIC COMMENT
Shock, without or with hemorrhage, and burns
E. A. Fennel, M.D
385
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
Report--H. L. Arnold, M.D., Director Emergency and Ambulance Services
391
Hospital Facilities for Oahu
H. L. Arnold, M.D.
392
Honolulu Blood and Plasma Bank
F.J. Pinkerton, M.D.
394
PROCEEDINGS-FIFTY-SECOND ANNUAL MEETING, HAWAII TERRITORIAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
Business Session
397
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
402
Index to Volume 1
BY TITLE, SUBJECT AND AUTHOR
Bold face page numbers indicate unabridged original articles or case reports.
The November issue (No. 2 of Vol. 1) was paged incorrectly. To facilitate reference subscript numeral (1) and (2) are used to indicate the September issue, No. 1, and the November issue, No. 2, respectively.
A-D E-H I-L M-P R-Y
ABDOMEN
--injuries, 160
Mild abdominal pain due to ovulation, 23(2)
Abel, Marjory, Food news in Hawaii, 328
Acute pancreatitis, 305
ADVERTISERS' INDEX, 62(1), 59(2), 224, 285, 342
Akana, Mrs. David Y. K., Nursing activities, OCD, 272
Amlin, K. M., The diphtheria problem in Waimea district, 367
AMPUTATIONS, 149, 160
Anderson, E. H., Acute pancreatitis, 305
Anesthesia, regional, 369
Arnold, H. L., Emergency hospitals, 270
Report, Director emergency medical and ambulance service, 202, 392
Hospital facilities for Oahu, 392
Mental health clinic, 27(2)
What to do about poison gas, 179
Arnold, H. L. Jr., Blackout and Health, 375
Kahili flower dermatitis, 15(1)
Medical unpreparedness, 186, 254
Typhoid fever epidemic, 313
Venereal disease control, 253
Assessment: see Dues
ASTHMA
Ether per rectum in the treatment of status asthmaticus, 304
Random notes of a sanatorium physician, 355
Audits, 71(1)
Autopsies, in stillbirths and neonatal deaths, 301
Top of Index
BECK, L. C., Loeffler syndrome, 361
Bell, D. B., Recent advances in surgery: vitamin in relation to surgical practice, 381
Bergin, W. N., Clinical suggestions from a plantation hospital, 243
Biotin, egg-white for cancer, 36(1)
Blankenhorn, M. A., Specific therapy of lobar pneumonia, 19(1)
BLAST INJURIES: see also War, injuries
--affecting the eye, 173
--of the lung, 189
Report U. S. Naval Hospital, 162
BLOOD: see War, medical service.
--bank bldg., work started, 341
--clotting, spoiled sweet clover--coumarin, 36(1)
--groups and types, 37(2)
--plasma, 195, 207
--and plasma bank, 45(1), 55(2), 204, 211, 271, 394
Honolulu County report, 219
Kauai County report, 272, 275
--and plasma in war wounds, 149
--pooled, 197
--pressure, hypertension, 257
--protein determinations, 3M
micro-Kjeldahl method
specific gravity method
turbidimetric method
--transfusion en masse, 266
Donors' curiosity, 265
Plasma, administration of, 197
Plasma, formula for burns, 191
Plasma, manufacture of, 195
Plasma, preparation and administration of, a manual for technologists, 207
Plasma preservation, 265
Red cell volume of blood, 389
Bolles, Elizabeth D., War came to Hawaii, 139
Nurses are scarce, 254
Medical practice act, 28(2)
Bowles, H. E., Mild abdominal pain due to ovulation, 23(2)
Bowman, W. M., Mainland medical insurance, 286
Brennecke, M. A., Regional anesthesia, 369
Brown, C. B., Pneumococcus meningitis, 245
BURNS: see War, injuries; Blood
--comment, Strode, 161
--flash, U. S. Naval Hospital report, 162, 163
--lectures, Moorhead, 147, 149, 150
--new treatment, 61(1)
--war, management, 191
Shock, without or with hemorrhage, and burns, 38
BY-LAWS
Hawaii county, 65(1), 336
Hawaii Territorial Medical Association, 63(1), 66(1)
Honolulu county, 52(1)
Kauai county, 215
Top of Index
CANCER
--biotin, egg-white for, 36(1)
--Cancer committee report, 67(1), 401
--of esophagus, 33(2)
CHEMICAL WARFARE-. see War
CHEST: see Thorax; War, injuries
Chisholm, D. R., Random notes of a sanatorium physician, 355
Chung-Hoon, E. K., Leprosy in Hawaii, administration, 39(1)
Leprosy in Hawaii, history, 41(2)
Note, 224
CLINICAL: see Blood; Internal medicine
--aspects of an epidemic of typhoid fever, 307
--suggestions from a plantation hospital, 243
--uses of the sulfonamides, 377
Hawaii Society Clinical Pathologists, organization of, 199
Clinico-Pathologic Comment
Blood groups and types, 37(2)
Blood plasma, 195
Blood transfusion en masse, 266
Brewer's medium, 39(2)
Clear chocolate agar, 265
Cultures in the face of sulfa compounds, 324
Donors' curiosity, 265
Enteric disease, 39(2)
Plague, 38(2)
Plasma preservation, 265
Shock, without or with hemorrhage, and burn, 385
Smallpox vaccinations, 323
Sulfonamide determinations, 323
Typhoid vaccinations, 323
Typhoid vaccine, making of, 198
Transparent chocolate agar, 325
War gases, 199
Cloward, R. B, Skull injuries, 281
Surgical treatment of cranio-cerebral war wound 165
Commerce in health, 47
COMMUNICATIONS
Letter, Commandant 14th Naval District, 203
Letter, National OCD, 201
Memo, Headquarters Hawaiian Department, 202
Publication authorized, 185
Wire, National OCD, 201
COMMUNICABLE DISEASE: see Public Health; Epidemiology
CONTRACT PRACTICE: see Economics, medical
CRANIUM
Cranio-cerebral war wounds, treatment of, 165
Skull injuries, 281
Crawford, H. E., Strabismus under the social security program, 24(1)
CULTURE MEDIUMS: see Clinical
Top of Index
DEBRIDEMENT: see Surgery; Wounds; Orthopedics; War, injuries
--and wound suture, 37(1)
Lectures, Moorhead, 141, 148, 150
Observation on treatment of war wounds, 158
DELEGATES
A.M.A., 62(1), 71(1),
H.T.M.A., 4(1)
Maui county, 52(2)
DERMATOLOGY
Dermatologic lesions vs. syphilis, 30(1)
Kahili flower dermatitis, 15(1)
Dermoid cyst of ovary complicating pregnancy, 299
Diathermy, military order regulating use of, 341
Dickson, H. S., Aid stations and ambulance service, 270
DIPHTHERIA: see Immunization
The Diphtheria problem in Waimea district, 367
Doolittle, S. E.
Progress in Internal Medicine
Biotin, egg-white for cancer? 36(1)
Blast injuries of the lungs, 189
Clinical uses of sulfonamides, 377
Hypertension, 257
Mild pneumonia, 31(2)
Shock, 317
Solution sodium ascorbate for intravenous administration of vitamin C, 36(1)
Spoiled sweet clover, coumarin, 36(1)
Thiamin for toxemias of pregnancy? 36(1)
Typhus vaccine, 36(1)
Rheumatic heart disease in Hawaii, 7(1)
DUES AND ASSESSMENTS
--journal, 398
--library, 52(2), 66(2), 215, 398
--members in active duty, 52(1)
--post graduate, 53(1), 52(2), 54(2), 215
--service members, army and navy doctors, 53(1)
Dyschondroplasia (Ollier's disease), 249
Top of Index
Eclampsia precipated by violent emotional shock, 174
ECONOMICS, medical
Contract practice, 52(1)
Defense projects, 54(2)
Hawaii Medical Service Association, 52(1)
Immunization campaign, fees, 52(1)
Industrial accident fee schedule, 51(1)
Mainland group medical insurance, 286
Plantation health cooperative plan, 34(1), 35(1),43(2), 55(2), 400
Hawaii County, 215
Resolution of Council, 223
President's address 1941, 63(1)
Private practitioners preferred, 373
Selective service, prehabilitation fees, 53(1), 51(2), 53(2)
Workmen's Compensation Comm. reports, 279, 337
Ectopic pregnancy in Hawaii, 15(1)
EDITORIALS
Blackout and health, 374
Bulletin is dead, long live the Journal, 33(1)
Let's have action now (hospital bed shortage), 185
Medical practice act, 28(2)
Medical unpreparedness, 186, 254
Mental health clinic, 27(2)
Nurses are scarce, 254
Preparation of manuscripts, 255
Private practitioners preferred, 373
Publication authorized, 185
Seeing in the Blackout, 375
Suggested plantation health cooperative plan, 34(1)
Thursday morning meetings, 253
Typhoid fever epidemic 313
Vaccination wholesale, 314
Venereal disease control, 253
War came to Hawaii, 139
EDUCATION, health: see also Post-Graduate
Hawaii Health Education Council, 63(1),67(1),
Hawaiian Industrial Exposition, 54(1), 54(2)
Health education committee report, 67(1),
President's Address 1941, 63(1)
Eklund, R. T. Dyschondroplasia (Ollier's disease), 249
Epidemic infectious conjunctivitis, 11(2)
EPIDEMIOLOGY: see also Immunization; Clinical; Internal Medicine; Typhus; War, medical service
Enteric disease, 39(2)
Epidemic infectious conjunctivitis, 11(1)
Jaundice, 336, 337
Plague, 38.
Poliomyelitis in Hawaii, 11,
Typhoid fever, clinical aspects of an epidemic, 307
Typhoid fever epidemic, 313
Vaccination, wholesale, 314
Ether per rectum in status asthmaticus, 304
Exanthem subitum (roseola infantum), 235
Extrapleural thoracoplasty in the treatment of pul monary tuberculosis, 7(2)
Top of Index
FEE SCHEDULES: see Economics, medical
Fellowships, The Society of New York Hospital, Lewi Cass Ledyard, Jr., 60(1)
Fennel, E. A.
Clinico-Pathologic comment:
Blood groups and types, 37(2)
Blood plasma, 195
Blood transfusion en masse, 266
Brewer's medium, 39(2)
Clear chocolate agar, 265
Cultures in the face of sulfa compounds, 324
Donors' curiosity, 265
Enteric disease, 39(2)
Making typhoid vaccine, 198
Plague, 38(2)
Plasma preservation, 265
Shock, without or with hemorrhage, and burns, 385
Smallpox vaccinations, 323
Sulfonamide determinations, 323
Transparent chocolate agar, 325
Typhoid vaccinations, 323
War gases, 199
Vaccination, wholesale, 314
Fleming, J. F., Clinical aspects of an epidermic of typhoid fever, 307
Top of Index
GAS: see War, chemical warfare
GAS GANGRENE
--and tetanus, their prevention and management in war wounds, 169
Retrospect, 148
Strode, comment, 161
Goiter, intrathoracic, 34(2)
Gonorrhea, sulfonamides in, 12(1)
Gotshalk, H., discussion, Rheumatic heart disease in Hawaii, 10(1)
GYNECOLOGY
Dermoid cyst of ovary complicating pregnancy, 299
Mild pain due to ovulation, 23(2)
Top of Index
Halford, F. J., Gas gangrene and tetanus, their prevention and management in war wounds, 169
Management of war burns, 191
Haralson, M. F.
Health department services in war emergency 175
Organization division emergency medical and related services, 269
Hata, T., Meniere's disease, 358
Hawaii Health Education Council: see Education
Hawaii Medical Service Association: see Economics.
Hawaii Society of Clinical Pathologist, organization of, 199
Health department services in war emergency, 175
HEART
--and great vessels., 33(2)
Cardiac wounds, 33(2)
Hypertension, 257
Rheumatic heart disease in Hawaii, 7(1)
Tuberculous myocardial aneurysm, 295
Hill, R. L., Lobectomy for bronchiectasis, 20(1)
Recent advances in surgery:
The treatment of fresh traumatic wounds, 37(1)
Thoracic surgery, 33(2)
Hoagland, R. J., Clinical aspects of an epidemic of typhoid fever, 307
Holmes, W. J., Epidemic infectious conjunctivitis, 11(2)
Eye injuries in warfare, 171
Seeing in the blackout, 375
HOSPITALS
--bed shortage, 55(2), 185
--emergency, 270
--facilities for Oahu, 392
Blood bank building, 341
Civilian hospital control-military order, 331
Let's leave action now, 185
Nurses are scarce, 254
OCD progress report, 330
Physician assignments by hospitals during emergency, 210
Queen's Hospital, federal appropriation, 38(1)
St. Francis Hospital drive , 48(1), 54(1)
Hypertension, 257
Top of Index
IMMUNIZATION: see also Epidemiology; Clinical; Internal Medicine; and War, medical service
--mass. (smallpox, typhoid) Honolulu, 52(1), 270, 278
--mass (smallpox, typhoid) Hawaii, 335, 336
Private practitioners preferred, 373
Smallpox vaccinations, 323
Typhoid vaccination, 323
Vaccination, wholesale, 314
Industrial accident schedules: see Economics, medical
INJURIES: see Trauma, War-injuries
INSURANCE: see Economics, medical
INTERNAL MEDICINE: see Clinical
Progress in internal medicine:
Biotin, egg-white for cancer? 36(1)
Blast injuries of the lungs, 189
Hypertension, 257
Mild pneumonia, 31(2)
Shock, 317
Solution sodium ascorbate for intravenous administration of Vitamin C, 36(1)
Spoiled sweet clover-coumarin, 36(1)
Sulfonamides, clinical use of, 377
Thiamin for toxemias of pregnancy, 36(1)
Typhus vaccine, 36(1)
Irwin, P. S., Kidney injuries, 20(2)
Izumi, H. M., Tuberculosis in the war and post-war period, 298
Top of Index
Johnson, H. M., Dermatologic lesions vs. syphilis, 30(1)
Jones, K. P., Tuberculous myocardial aneurysm, with rupture and sudden death from tamponade, 295
JOURNAL
Annual meeting 1942, action taken, 398
Bulletin is dead, long live the JOURNAL, 33(1)
County issues, 281
Cover, 57(1)
First exchange, 58(2)
First subscription, 58(2)
January issue oversubscribed, 286
Policies, 57(1)
Preparation of manuscript, 255
Publication authorized, 185
Report of Bulletin Committee, 70(1), 71(1), 398
Judd, J. R., Discussion, Moorhead, Retrospect, 149
Top of Index
Kahili Flower (Grevillea Banksii) dermatitis, 15(1)
Kepner, R. D., Psychosis with Huntington's Chorea, 31(1)
Syphilis and neurosyphilis in Hawaii, 13(2)
Kidney injuries, 20(2)
Top of Index
LABORATORY: see Clinical
Leahi Home staff, Fxtrapleural thoracoplasty in the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis, 7(2)
Lee, R. K. C., Poliomyelitis in Hawaii, 11(1)
LEGISLATION, medical practice act, 28(2)
LEPROSY
--in Hawaii, administration, 39(1)
--in Hawaii, history, 41(2)
Note, 224
Let's have action now, 185
LIBRARY
--accessions, 345
--annual meeting 1942, action taken, 398
--assessment, 52(2), 215
--gifts, 225, 346
--index medicus, 52(2), 215
--journal, current, subscribed to, 226
--journal, file, 226
--journals, old, 345
--Kauai county report, 49(1)
--loaned indefinitely, 345
--Maui county report, 52(2)
--regulations, 345
--report library committee, 225
--reprint and pamphlet file, 345
Lightner, G. H., Trichinosis, 302
Loeffler syndrome, 361
LUNGS: see Thorax
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MABEL L. SMYTH MEMORIAL BUILDING
--Board of Management, report, 69(1), 337
--President's address, 63(1)
--projector, 54(2)
Massive dose arsenotherapy of early syphilis, 363
MacPherson, J. D., Recent advances in surgery: war wounds of extremities involving bone, 261
McNiel, E. E., Mental hygiene in wartime Hawaii, 178
Medical Practice Act, 28(2)
Medical Supplies, 327
MEDICINE: see Internal Medicine
MEETINGS
Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology, 48(1)
Council, 57(2), 223
County societies changed schedules, 275, 276, 278
H.T.M.A. annual meeting proceedings, 63(1), 397
Registration, 71(1)
Territorial Dental Society, 48(1)
Thursday mornings, 253, 278
MEMBERSHIP
--dues and assessments (see dues)
--report, secretary H.T.M.A., 67(1), 401
Called to military duty, 223
New members, 57(1), 57(2), 223, 281, 341
Meniere's disease, 358
Meningitis, pneumococcus, 245
MENTAL HYGIENE: see Psychiatry, War
Mild abdominal pain due to ovulation, 23(2)
Milk Commission, medical, 40
MILITARY ORDERS
101 establishment of civilian hospital control, 331
105 regulation of diathermy machine, 341
Milnor, G. C., Eclampsia precipitated by a violent emotional shock, 174
Moore, F. R., The sulfonamides in gonorrhea, 12(1)
Moorhead, John J.
Announcement, lectures, cover, No. 2; 57(2)
Lectures-Principles of Traumatic Surgery, 141
Burns, 147, 150
Joint injuries, 143
Retrospect, 147
Skull injuries, 155
Spine injuries, 154
Tendons and nerves, 152
Traumatic surgery, 141
Wounds, 145
Surgeon's prayer in wartime, 157
Ten Commandments of traumatic surgery, 142
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Need for autopsies in stillbirths and neonatal deaths 301
NERVES: lecture by Moorhead, 152
Nixon, Paul, Medical supplies, 327
NURSES AND NURSING
--arrival of, 342
--activities under OCD, 272
--scarcity of, 254
OCD progress report, 330
NUTRITION
Food news in Hawaii, 328
Progress notes, 341
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Observations on treatment of war wounds, 158
OBSTETRICS
--during major disaster, a plan, 176
Autopsies in stillbirths and neonatal deaths, 301
Dermoid cyst of ovary complicating pregnancy, 299
Eclampsia precipitated by emotional shock, 174
Ectopic pregnancy in Hawaii, 15(1)
Thiamin for toxemias of pregnancy, 36(1)
OFFICERS
--H.T.M.A., elected 1941-1942, 71(1)
--H.T.M.A., elected 1942-1943, 399
--county societies, elected 1942-1943, 335
--listed, 4(1), 4(2), 136, 232, 292, 352
Vice presidents, status, 71(1)
Ollier's Disease, dyschondroplasia, 249
OPHTHALMIA
Blast injuries affecting the. eye, 173
Epidemic infectious conjunctivitis, 11(2)
Eye injuries in warfare, 171
Photography of the eye, 14(1)
Strabismus under social security program, 24(1)
ORTHOPEDICS: see also Surgery; War, injuries
--war surgery, 163
Dyschondroplasia (Ollier's disease) 249
Fractures, comments by Strode, 161
Joint injuries, Moorhead lecture, 143
Orthopedist grows up, 321
War wounds of extremities involving bone, 261
OVARY
Dermoid cyst of ovary complicating pregnancy, 299
Mild abdominal pain due to ovulation, 23(2)
OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY
Cancer, esophagus, 33(2)
Meniere's disease, 358
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Paget's Disease, 12(2)
Pain, comment Moorhead war wounds, 149
Pancreas, Acute pancreatitis, 305
PATHOLOGY: see Clinical; Internal Medicine
Patterson, H. M., Ward rounds in a sugar plantation hospital, 240
Patterson, W. B., The need for autopsies in stillbirt and neonatal deaths, 301
PEDIATRICS
Exanthem subitum, (roseola infantum), 235
Prematurity, the leading cause of infant deaths. in Hawaii, 247
Phillips, L. G.
Bulletin is dead, long live the JOURNAL, 33(1)
Let's have action now, 185
Private practitioners preferred, 373
Suggested plantation health plan, 34(1)
PHOTOGRAPHY
--of the eye, 14(1)
Dermatologic lesions vs. syphilis, 30(1)
PHYSIOTHERAPY, Diathermy machines, military order regulating use of, 341
Pinkerton, F. J., Blood and Plasma bank, 204, 271, 394
Commerce in health, 47(1)
Discussion, Strabismus under the social security program, 28(1)
Photography of the eye, 14(1)
PLAGUE: see Epidemiology
PLANTATION
--health cooperative plan (see Economics, medical)
--hospital, clinical suggestions, 243
--news, 41(1), 43(2)
--ward rounds, 240
Plants, Kahili Flower, dermatitis due to, 15(1)
PLASMA: see Blood
Pneumococcus meningitis, 245
PNEUMONIA
--mild, 31(2)
Specific therapy of lobar pneumonia, 19(1)
POISON GAS: see War, chemical
Poliomyelitis in Hawaii, 11(1)
POST GRADUATE
--assessment, 53(1)
--report Honolulu County, 53(1), 53(2)
--territorial-wide program, 49(1), 53(1), 52(2), 57(2), 71(1), 398
Althausen, T. L., 51(1), 54(1)
Blankenborn, M. A., 53(1), 54(1)
Compere, Edward, 49(1), 50(1), 54(1)
McKhann, C. F., 49(1), 50(1), 51(1), 54(1)
Moorhead, John J., 57(2)
Principles of traumatic surgery, 141
territorial committee, 49(1), 51(1), 57(1)
PREGNANCY: see Obstetrics
Prematurity, the leading cause of infant deaths in Hawaii--a plan for care of premature infants, 247
Principles of Traumatic Surgery, 141
Proceedings: see Reports
PROGRESS IN INTERNAL MEDICINE: see Internal Medicine
PSYCHIATRY
Mental Health Clinic, 27(2)
Mental Health Society, 223, 401
Mental hygiene in wartime Hawaii, 178
Psychiatric committee report, 68(1), 401
Psychosis with Huntington's chorea, 31(1)
Syphilis and neurosyphilis in Hawaii, 13(2)
PUBLIC HEALTH
--program, Hawaii county, 50(1), 216, 276, 335, 336
Blackout and health, 375
Commerce in health, 47(1)
Communicable disease reporting, 61(1)
Epidemic infectious conjunctivas, 11(2),
Health department services in war emergency, 175
Mental health clinic, 27(2)
Plague, 382
Strabismus under social security program, 24(1)
Venereal disease control, editorial, 253
Vitamin K, in maternal health conferences, 58(2)
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Random Notes of a Sanatorium Physician, 355
Ravdin, I. S., Commendation re December 7, 139
RECENT ADVANCES IN SURGERY: see Surgery
Regional Anesthesia, 369
REPORTS
County societies
Hawaii, 49(1), 65(1), 52(2), 215, 276, 335, 399
Honolulu, 51(1), 64(1), 53(2), 219, 278, 337, 399
Kauai, 49(1), 51(2), 215, 275, 400
Maui, 49(1), 51(2), 215, 275, 336, 400
H.T.M.A.
Annual Meeting, 63(1), 397
Bulletin Committee, 70(1), 71(1), 398
Cancer committee, 67(1), 401
Council, 65(1), 398, 400
Hawaii county, 65(1), 399
Health Education committee, 63(1), 67(1)
Honolulu County, 64(1), 399
House of Delegates, 64(1), 71(1), 498
Kauai County, 400
Legislative Committee, 68(1)
Mabel Smyth Building committee, 69(1), 337
Maui County, 400
Medical preparedness, 69(1)
Milk commission, 400
President's address, 1941, 63(1)
Psychiatric committee, 68(1), 401
Scientific Work Committee, 69(1)
Secretary, 67(1), 401
Treasurer, 67(1), 401
Tuberculosis. committee, 69(1)
Library Committee, 225
OCD Aid Station and Ambulance Service, 270
OCD Director Emergency Medical and Ambulance Service, 202, 391
OCD Nursing activities, 272
OCD Organization division emergency medical and related services, 269
OCD Progress report, 330
Workmen's Compensation Committee, 279, 337
Rheumatic heart disease in Hawaii, 7(1)
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Schattenburg, O. L., Ectopic pregnancy in Hawaii, 15(1)
Obstetrics during major disaster, 176
Seeing in the Blackout, 375
Seiler, H. H., Dermoid cyst of the ovary complicating pregnancy, 299
Selective Service, Fee schedule, 51(2), 53(2)
Shanahan, W. M., Mental hygiene in wartime Hawaii, 178
SHOCK
--etiology, pathogenesis and pathology, 317
--management of, Strode, 159
--and replacement therapy in traumatic wounds, 37(1)
--without or with hemorrhage and burns, 385
Lectures, Moorhead, 150
SKULL INJURIES: see Cranium
SMALLPOX: see Immunization
Specify Therapy of Lobar Pneumonia, 19(1)
Spine Injuries, lecture, Moorhead, 154
Stewart, S. F., Recent advances in surgery: An orthopedist grows up, 321
Strabismus under the social security program, 24(1)
Strode, J. E., Discussion, Moorhead, 149
Observations on treatment of war wounds, 158
SULFONAMIDES
--clinical use of, 377
--Determinations, 323
--in gonorrhea, 12(1)
--local in wounds, 38(1),148
--panel discussion, 12(1)
Cultures in the face of sulfa compounds, 324
Specific therapy of lobar pneumonia, 19(1)
Sulfanilamide in pneumococcus meningitis, 245
Sulfathiazole in acute pancreatitis, 305
SURGERY: see also War, injuries
--amputations., 149, 160
--cranio-cerebral war wounds, 165
--debridement, 37(1), 141, 148, 150, 159
--golden period, 141
--infected wounds, 142
--immobilization of wounds, 38(1)
--orthopedic, war, 163
--pain, 149
--shock, 317
--sulfa drugs, 148, 159
--sutures, 141, 148, 159
--ten commandments, 142
Observations on treatment of war wounds, 158
Principles of traumatic surgery, Moorhead, lectures
Burns, 147, 150
Joint injuries, 143
Retrospect, 147
Skull injuries, 155
Spine injuries, 154
Tendons and nerves, 152
Traumatic surgery, 141
Wounds, 145
Recent advances in surgery:
An orthopedist grows up, 321
Management of war burns, 191
Thoracic surgery, 33(2)
Treatment of fresh traumatic wounds, 37(1)
Vitamins in relation to surgical practice, 381
War wounds of extremities involving bone, 261
Surgeon's prayer in wartime, 157
Surgical section, Honolulu County Medical Society, 51(1)
Surgical treatment of cranio-cerebral war wounds, 165
SUTURE
--debridement and wound, 37(1)
--Moorhead lectures, 141, 148, 159
Use of cotton as non-absorbable suture, 244
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Tendons, Moorhead lecture, 152
TETANUS
--and gas gangrene, in war wounds, 169
--in Hawaii, morbidity and mortality statistics, 170
Thiamin for toxemias of pregnancy, 36(1)
THORAX
Chest injuries, 159
Pulmonary abscess, 34(2)
Blast injuries of the lung, 162, 163, 189
Lobar pneumonia, specific therapy of, 19(1)
Lobectomy for bronchiectasis, 20(1)
Loeffler syndrome, 361
Random notes. of a sanatorium physician, 355
Thoracic surgery, 33(2)
Thoracoplasty in the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis, 7(2)
Tilden, I. L.
Organization of the Hawaii Society of Clinical Pathologists, 199
Rheumatic heart disease in Hawaii, 7(1)
Tuberculous myocardial aneurysm, with rupture and sudden death from tamponade, 295
TRAUMA: see Surgery and war, injuries
Principles of traumatic surgery, 141
Shock, 317
TRIAGE, 158
Trichinosis, 302
TUBERCULOSIS
--committee report, 69(1)
--in war and post-war period, 298
--myocardial aneurysm, with rupture and sudden death from tamponade, 295
Extrapleural thoracoplasty in the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis, 7(2)
Maui case finding program, chart, 298
Random notes of a sanatorium physician, 355
Tumors, intrathoracic, 34(2)
TYPHOID: see Immunization, Epidemiology, Clinical
TYPHUS, 382
--vaccine, 36(1)
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Urology, Kidney injuries, 20(2)
U.S. Naval Hospital, Pearl Harbor, Report of Activities December 7, 1941, 162
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VACCINATIONS and VACCINE: see Immunization: Epidemiology; Clinical; Internal Medicine
Vatsol, 243
VENEREAL DISEASE
--control, editorial, 253
--control program, Hawaii County, 50(1), 216, 276, 335, 336, 399
-committee report, Hawaii, 276
Dermatologic lesions vs syphilis, 30(1)
Massive dose arsenotherapy of early syphilis, 363
Sulfonamides gonorrhea, 12(1)
Syphilis and neurosyphilis in Hawaii, 13(2)
VITAMIN
--C, solution sodium ascorbate for intravenous administration, 36(1)
--H, egg white for cancer, 36(1)
--K, used in maternal health conferences, 58(2)
--in relation to surgical practice, 381
Von Asch, G., Ether per rectum in the treatment of status asthmaticus, 304
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Wallis, S. R., Massive dose arsenotherapy of early syphilis, 363
What to do about poison gas, 179
WAR
--came to Hawaii, 139
--issue, HAWAII MEDICAL JOURNAL, Vol 1. 1, 3, January 1942.
Letter, Commandant 14th Naval District, 203
Letter National OCD, 201
Memo Headquarters Hawaiian Department, 202
Ravdin, commendation, 139
Resolution House of Representatives, 47(2)
Surgeon's prayer in wartime, 157
Chemical warfare
Chart, chemical warfare agents, 180
War gases, 199
What to do about poison gas, 179
Diseases and Injuries: see also Wounds; Surgery; Trauma.
Amputations, 149, 160
Blackout and health, 375
Blast injuries of the lungs, 162, 163, 189
Blast injuries affecting the eye, 173
Burns, 150
Burns, flash, 162, 163
Burns, management of war burns, 191
Burn teams, 192
Eclampsia precipitated by emotional shock, 174
Eye injuries in warfare, 171
Fractures, 161
Gas gangrene, 148, 161
Gas gangrene and tetanus, their prevention and management in war wounds, 169
Injuries:
--abdominal, 160
--chest, 159
--skull, 281
Medical services:
Aid stations and ambulance service, 47(2), 207, 270
Blood and plasma bank, 45(1), 55(2), 204, 211, 271, 394 (see also Blood and Clinical)
Blood bank building, 341
Blood plasma preparation and administration-a manual for technologists, 207
Civilian hospital control, military order, 331
Drug shortages, 58(2)
Emergency hospitals, 270
First aid, 37.
Health department services in war emergency, 175
Hospital facilities for Oahu, 392
Let's have action now (hospital bed shortage),185
Mass immunization (smallpox, typhoid), 52(1)
Medical unpreparedness, 186, 254
Medical supplies, 327
Nurses are scarce, 254
Nursing activities, OCD, 272
Organization division emergency medical and related services, 269
Physician assignments to hospitals during emergency, 210
Plague, 45,
Prehabilitation, 53(1)
Private practitioners preferred, 373
Regulation of diathermy machines, military order, 341
Reports:
Counties, Emergency Medical Service, 43(1)
Emergency Medical and ambulance service, 47(2), 202, 391
Honolulu County Society, 53(2)
Kauai County Society, 51(2)
OCD Progress report, 330
Selective service, fee schedule, 51(2), 53(2)
Shortage hospital beds, 55(2), 185
Vaccination, wholesale, 314
Moorhead, J. J., Principles of traumatic surgery, 141
Naval Hospital, Pearl Harbor, report of activities, December 7, 162
Nutrition and food supply:
Food news in Hawaii, 328
Obstetrics during major disaster, a plan, 176
Psychologic and psychiatric aspects: see also Psychiatry
Mental health clinic, 27(2)
Mental hygiene in wartime Hawaii, 178
Retrospect, 147
confusion, war surgery, cleansing, debridement, sulfa drugs, suture, dressings, gas gangrene, amputation, blood plasma, pain
Shock, without or with hemorrhage, and burns, 85
Tuberculosis in war and post-war period, 298
Wounds:
Immobilization of wounds, 38(1)
Infected wounds, 142
Observation oil treatment of war wounds, 158
Surgical treatment of cranio-cerebral war wounds, 165
Treatment of fresh traumatic wounds, 37(1)
War wounds of extremities, involving bone, 261
Ward Rounds in a Sugar Plantation Hospital, 240
Wilbar, C. L., Jr., Prematurity, the leading cause of infant deaths in Hawaii, 247
Withington, P., President's. address, 51st annual meeting, 63(1)
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION: see Economics
WOUNDS: see War, injuries.; Trauma; Surgery
--cardiac, 33(2)
--debridement, 37(1)
--gas gangrene, 148, 161, 169
--immobilization, 39(1)
--lecture, Moorhead, 145
--pain, 149
--sulfonamide therapy, local, 38(1)
--tetanus, 169
--traumatic, 37(1)
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Yoshina, T., Exanthem subilum (roseola infanturn), 235
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