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AUTHOR :Mohler, Irvin C.; Bowers, Donald E.

TITLE Publications of the Rehabilitation Research andTraining Centers: A Bibliography. Special Centers

Series.INSTITUTION George Washington Univ., Washington, D.C. Biological

Sciences Communication Project.; Social andRehabilitation Service (DHEW), Washington, D.C.

PUB DATE Feb 73NOTE 236p.

EDRS PRICE MF-$0.65 HC-$9.87DESCRIPTORS *Annotated Bibliographies; *Rehabilitation;

*Rehabilitation Centers; Rehabilitation Programs;

*Research and Development Centers; ResourceMaterials Training Techniques; Vocational

Development

ABSTRACTA compilation of materials which are productions of

the 19 Research and Training Centers, this bibliography ofrehabilitation research is prepared as part of the Centers'

Information Exchange and Clearinghouse Program. The specific intent

of the program is to enhance the communication process between the

Centers concerning their scientific activities..Bibl;pgraphicalreferences appearing are entered by Center title and numbered in

consecutive alphabetical order by author..0ther contents include: (1)

a permuted subject index, (2) an author index, and .3) addresses of

the Research and Training Centers. (Author/MO

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REHABILITATION RESEARCH AND TRAINING CENTERS

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SOCIAL AND REHABILITATION SERVICE

Richard M. LongmireAssociate Administrator for Planning,Research, and Training

John D. TwinameAdministrator

Joseph Fenton, Ed.D.Chief Special Centers

James F. Garrett, Ph.D.Assistant Administrator for Researchand Demonstrations

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFAREWashington, D.C. 20201

February 1973

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EDUCATIONTHIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPROOLCED EXACTLY AS ilfCeiyED FROMTHE PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIGINATING IT POINTS OF YIEN OR OPINIONSyTATED DO NOT NECESSARILY REPRE,ChT OFFICIAL NATIONAL INST. TOTE OFEDL,CATION POSITILN OR POLICY

PUBLICATIONS

of the

REHABILITATION RESEARCH AND TRAINING CENTERS

A BIBLIOGRAPHY

SOCIAL AND REHABILITATION SERVICE

Richard M. LongmireAssociate Administrator for Planning,Research, and Training

John D. TwinameAdministrator

Joseph Fenton, Ed.D.Chief, Special Centers

James F. Garrett, Ph.D.Assistant Administrator for Researchand Demonstrations

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFAREWashington, D.C. 20201

February 1973

FOREWORD

This publication is another in the Special Centers series that has been prepared as part40 of its Information Exchange and Clearinghouse Program established to promote the

exchange, dissemination, and utilization of ?reformation concerning the scientific activitiesof the nineteen Research and Training Centers. In addition to the RT Center annualDirectory of Research, the Directory of Training of the Rehabilitation Research andTraining Centers, the quarterly newsletter, and this bibliography, a compilation of audio-visual aid materials developed by the Centers to supplement training activities is to bepublished which will further enhance the communication process between the Centers,SRS Regional Offices, the state and community rehabilitation agencies, and the SRS/RSACentral Office.

This publication also reflects the implementation of another recommendation made bythe RT Center representatives at one of the annual meetings.

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INTRODUCTION

Wide dissemination and promoting the utilization of new knowledge resulting fromresearch findings are important functions of Research and Training Centers. The publica-tion of research findings and training materials in professional journals, monographs, andbooks is one of the ways the RT Centers have accomplished these objectives. Accordingly,this document reflects a compilation of publications resulting from RT Center researchand training activities in an endeavor to further this mission. The period of primarypublication encompassed by the bibliography extends from the inception of each individ-ual Center (establishment of the first two Centers was 1961) through June 30, 1971.While periodic supplements to this document are planned, listings of RT Center publica-tions have been kept current in the Special Centers newsletter Informer., This volunu, is aselected bibliography since citations could not be included where essential information forretrieval was lacking; in other cases, certain monographs wore out of print.

It may be of interest to note that a preliminary analysis of the 1443 citationscontained in this bibliography reveals over 407 different publication sources for thematerial. The majority of these sources are scientific serials published in various countries,but a significant number of books and monographs also appear. As 12 of the RT Centersspecialize in medical rehabilitation, three in vocational rehabilitation, three in mentalretardation, and one in deafness, the greatest number of articles (245) appeared in theArchives of Physical Medicine and Rena:Oita:ion. However, as many PS 146 journalspublished only one article each for this period. These two extremes illustrate the spreadof the literature one finds in virtually every scier.ific discipline and the numbers ofpublications one would need to read regularly to keep turret with the field of rehabilita-tion. Hopefully, this bibliography will .erve as a 1 aluablf.: aid to rehabilitationprofessionals, students, and researchers ittempting, to keep up with new kr.owledgedirected toward benefiting the disabled popilatiea as well as serving it mere effectively.

James F., Garrett, Ph.D.Assistant Administrator for Research

and Demonstrations

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Joseph Fenton, Ed.D.Chief, Special Centers

CONTENTS

Foreword

Introduction

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RT-1 New York University Medical Rehabilitation R&T Center 1

RT-2 University of Minnesota Medical Rehabilitation R&T Center 7e

RT-3 University of Washington Medical Rehabilitation R&T Center 1

RT-4 Baylor University Medical Rehabilitation R&T Center. 71

RT-6 Emory University Medical Rehabilitation R&T Center 01

RT-7 Tufts University Medical Rehabilitation R&T Center 07

RT -8 Temple University Medical Rehabilitation R&T Center 00

RT-9 The George Washington University Medical Rehabilitation R&T Center ma

RT-10 University of Colorado Medical Rehabilitation R&T Center in7

RT-11 University of Wisconsin Mental Retardation Rehabilitation R&T Center 115

RT-13 University of Arkansas Vocational Rehabilitaton R&T Center 1.'0

RT-14 University of Pittsburgh Vocational Rehabilitaton R&T Center 111

RT-15 University of West Virginia Vocational Rehabilitation R&T Center Ias

RT-16 University of Oregon Mental Retardation Rehabilitation R&T Center 11n

RT-17 New York University Deafness Rehabilitation It&T Center 141

RT-18 University of Southern California Medical Rehabilitation R&T Center ]41

RT-19 University of Alabama Medical Rehabilitation R&T Center 145

Permuted Subject Index 140

Author Index 725

Addresses of the Research and Training Centers 717

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New York University Medical Center

0001AFIFI, A.K., F.P. ALEU, J. GOODCOLD, AND B.I, MACKAY.

Ultrastructure of atrophic muscle in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.

Neurology 6:475-481. 1966.

0002ALBA, A., F.S. TRAINOR, W. RITTER, AND M.M. DACSO,

A clinical disability rating for parkinson patients,Journa? Chronic Diseases 21:507-522: 1968,

0003ANTLER, L.A., M.H.M. LEE, H.H. ZARETSKY, D.P. PEZENIK, AND T.L. RALBERSTAM,

Attitude of rehabilitation patients towards the wheelchair.

Journal Psychology 73:45-52. 1969,

0034.

BAi'ELL-RIBERA, A., AND C.A. SWINYARD.rehabilitation of children with spina bifida cystica,In: Proceedings "nternational Congress of Physical Medicine 4:625-628, 1964.(Excerpta Medica International Congress Series no. 107)

00 05

BADELL-RIBERA, A., C.A. SW1NYARD, AND L. GREENSPAN.Spina bifida with myelomeningocele: Evaluation of rehabilitation potential,Archives Physical Medicine 45:443-453. 1964.

0006BADELL-RIBERA, A., M.S. SINEL, AND C.A. SWINYARD.

Vocational rehabilitation case load and potential of patients with spina bifida and

myelomeningocele,Rehabilitation Monograph 31:134-147. 1966, New York Institute of Physical Medicine

and Rehabilitation, New York University.

0007BARDACH, J.L.

Psychological co.sideratiors in the driving skills of the handicapped person,Psychological Aspects Disability 17:10-13, 1970.

0008BARDACH, J.L.

Group s2ssions with wives of aphasic patients.International Journal Group Psychotherapy 19:361-365. 1969.

0009BARDACH, J L.

Psychological assessment procedures as indicators of patients' abilities to meet tasks

in rehabilitation.Journal Counseling Psychology 15:471-475. 1968.

0010BARDACH, J.L.

Psychological considerations in bracing.Orthopedic Prosthetic Appliance Journal_19:26-29. 1965,

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0011BARDACH, J.L.

Psychological factors affecting driving behavior in the disabled.

Medical Clinics North America 53:692-696. 1969.

0012BARDACH, J.L.

Psychological factors in hemiplegia.Journal American Physical Therapy Association 43:792-797. 1963.

0013BEN-YISHAY, Y., L. DILLER, AND I. MANDLEBERG.

The ability to profit from cues as a functional competence in normal and braininjured adults: A replication of previous findings,

Journal Abnormal Psychology 76:378-379. 1970.

0014BEN-YISHAY, Y., A< HAAS, AND L. DILLER.

The effects of oxygen inhalation on motor impersistence in brain damaged

A double blind study.Neurology 17:1004-1010. 1967.

0015BEN-YISHAY, Y., L. GERSTMAN, L. DILLER, AND A. HAAS.

Prediction e rehabilitation outcomes from psychometric parameters in left hemiplegics.

Journal Consulting Clinical Psychology 34:436-441, 1970.

0016BEN-YISHAY, Y., L, DILLER, - GERSTMAN, AND A. HAAS.

The relationship between impersistence, intellectual function, and outcome of rehabil-

itation in patients with left hemiplegia.Neurology 18:852 -861. 1968.

0017BEN-YISHAY, Y., L.; DILLER, L. GERSTMAN, AND W. GORDON.

Relationshir between initial competence and ability to profit from cues in brain

damaged individuals.Journal Abnormal Psychology 75:248-259. 1970.

0018BERGOFSKY, E.H.

Determination of tissue 02 tensions by hollow visceral tonometers: Effect of breathing

enriched 02 mixtures.Journal Clinical Investigations 43:193-200. 1964.

0019BERGOFSKY, E.H., D.E., LEHR, AND A.P. FISHMAN.

The effects of changes in hydrogen io cencentration on the pulmonary circulation,

Journal Clinical Investigations 41:1492. 1962

0020BERGOFSKY, E.H.

Mechanism for respiratory insufficiency after cervical cord injury.

Annals Internal Medicine 61:435. 1964.;.

0021

BERGOFSKY, E.H.A plahysmographic method of measuring the contribution of the rib cage and diaphragm

to ventilate on in man,Transactions New York Academy Sciences 27:6. 1965.

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0022BERGOFSKY, E.H., B. BASS, R. FERRETTI, AND A.P. FISHMAN.

Pulmonary vasoconstriction evoked by precapillary hypo . a.

Journal Clinical Investigations 42:1201. 1963.

0023BERGOFSKY, E.H.

Quantitation of the function of respiratory muscles in normal individuals and quadri-plegic patients.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 45:575. 1965.

0024

BERGOFSKY, E.H.Relative contributions of the rib cage and the fqaphragm to ventilation in man.Journal Applied Physiology 19:698. 1964.

0025BERGOFSKY, E.H., AND P. BERTUN.

Response of regional circulation to hyperoxia.Journal Applied Physiology 21:567. 1966.

0026BERGOFSKY, E.H., M.C.H. WANG, T. YAMAKI, AND J. JACOBSON.

Tissue 02 and CO2 tensions during hyperbaric oxygen,Journal American Medical Association 189:841 1964,

0027BERGOFSKY, E.H., J. JACOBSON, AND A.P. FISHMAN.

The use of lymph for the measurement of gas tensions in interstitial fluid and

tissues.Journal Clinical Investigations 41:1971. 1962.

0028BHALA, R., AND J. GOODGOLD,

Motor conduction In the deep lalmar branch of the ulnar nerve.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 49:460-466. 1968.

0029BROWER, J.L.

Psychological evaluation of the multiple handicapped preschool blind child.In: Proceedings Confarence on the challenge of Educating the Preschool Blind Child withMultiple Handicaps. pp, 23-27. April 1970. (New York State Education Department)

0030CADY, L.D., M.M. GERTLER, ANL L.A. NOWI

Coronary disease factors.Behavioral Science 9:30-32. 1964,

0031CALVY, G.L., L.H. COFFIN, M.M. GERTLER, AND L.D. t.ADY.

The effect of strenuous exercise on serum lipids and enzymes.Military Medicine 11:1012-1016. 1964.

0032CALVY, L.D, CADY, M.A. MUFSON, J. NIERMAN, AND M.M. GERTLER.

Serum lipids and enzymes.Journal American Medical Association 183:1-4. 1963.

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0033CARR, C., C.A. SWINYARD, AND T. MIHALOV.

A therapeutic recreation program for children with spina bifida and myelomeatngo-cele.Recreation Ill Handicapped 8(2):8-9, 15-16. 1964.

0034CHANTRAINE, A., K. LLOYD, AND C.A. SWINYARD.

Etude du sphincter strit de l'anuf, chez les spina-bifida avec myelomeningocele.In: Proceedings International Congress of Physical Meaicinc 4:133-135. 1964.

Also in:

The sphincter ani externs in spina bifida and myelomeningocele.Journal Urology 95:250-256. 1966,

0035CHANTRAINE, A., K. LLOYD, AND C.A, SWINYARD.

An electromyographic study of children with spina bifida manifesta.Developmental Medicine Child Neurology 6:7-17. 1964,

0036CHAUBE, S., AND M.L. MURPHY.

Fetal malformations produced in rats by N-isopropyl-a(2-methylhydrazine)-p-tolu-amide hydrochloride (Procarbazine).Teratology 2:23-32. 1969.

0037CHAUBE, S., AND M.L. MURPHY.

The teratogenic effects of 5-fluorocytosine in the rat.Cancer Research 29:554-557: 1969.

0038CHAUBE, S., AND M.L., MURPHY.

Teratogenic effects of 6-hydroxylaminopurine in the rat - Protection by irnsine.Biochemical Pharmacology 18:114i -1156. 1969.

0039CHAUBE, S., F.R. KUFFER, AND M.L. MUFPHY.

Teratogenic effects of st-eptonigrin and its derivatives in the rat.Cancer Chemotherapy Reports 53:23-31. 1969.

0040CHAUBE, S., AND M.L. MU.tPHY.

The teratogenic effects of the recent drugs active in cancer chemotherapy,

Advances Teratology 3:181-237, 1969.

0041CHOA, S.L., M. MILLER, AND S.W. TENG.

A mechanism of spiral fracture of the humerus: A report of 129 cases following

the throwing of hand grenades:Journal Tram.: 11:602-605: 1971.

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DANIEL, S.S., G.S. DAWES, S.L. JAMES, B.B. ROSS, AND W-F. WINDLE.Hypothermiz and the resuscitation of asphyxiated rhesus monkeys.

Journal Pediatrics 68:45-53. 1966.

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DAVIS, S., G, SCHULZ, AND E.R. TICHAUER.The bioaechanical profile of pronation and supination and its clinical application.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 51(12):731-732, 1970.

0044DIAMOND, M.D., A.J. WEISS, AND B.B. GRYNBAUM.

The unmotivated patient.Archives Physical Medic' , Pehabilitation 49:281-284. 1968.

0045DILLER, L., M.E. McCAVITT, AND M. ORGEL.

The adult with cerebral palsy.Rehabilitation Record 6:26-29, 1965.

0046DILLER, L., AND J. WEINBERG,

Attention in brain-damaged people.Journal Education 150(3):20-27, 1968.

ONODILLER, L.

Psychological evaluation of children with cerebral damage.In: Birch, H.G., Brain damage in children Biological and social aspects. pp. 27-43.

Baltimore, Williams and Wilkins. 1964.

0048DILLER, Le

Rehabilitation and behavior pathology..Bulletin, Division 22, American Psychological Association 12(3):44-49. 1965.

0049DILLER, L., AND J. WEINBERG.

Bender-Gestalt test distortion in hemiplegia.Perceptual Motor Skills 20:1313-1323. 1965.

0050DILLER, L.

Rigorous studies wirh sloppy material: Brain-damage, spatial orientation, and

rehabilitation,In: Freedman, S.H., Ed. The neuropsychology of spatially oriented behavior. pp. 265-

279. Homewood, Ill., Dorsey Press. 1968.

0051DILLER, L., AND J. WEINBERG.

Evidence for accident prone behavior is hemiplegic patients.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 51:358-363, 1970.

0052DILLER, L.,

Hemiplegia.In: Garrett, J., and E.S. Levine, Eds. Psychological practices with the rhysicallydisabled. pp. 125-258. New York, Columbia University Press. 1962,

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DILLER, L.New insights into the psychological prcblem.Journal Rehabilitation 29(6):41 -42. 1963.

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0054DILLER, L.

On CP's for CP. A book review of Cruickshank, W.M., Ed. Cerebral palsy: Its individ-

ual and community problems (Revised edition).Contemporary Psychology 12:273-274. 1967.

0055DILLER, L.

Psychological evaluation of the brain-injured child.In: Birch, H.G. Brain damage in children: Biological and social aspects.Baltimore, Williams and Wilkins. 1964.

0056DILLER, L., N. PADDOCK, A. BADELL-RIBERA, AND C.A. SWINYARD.

Verbal behavior in children with spina b'ifida.

Rehabilitation Monograph 31:100-106. 1966.

0057DVONCH, P., L.I. KAPLAN, B.B. GRYNBAUM, AND H.A, RUSK.

Vocational findings in postdisability employment of patients with spinal cord dysfunc-

tion.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 64:761. 1966.

0058EBERSTEIN, A., AND J. GOODGOLD.

Induced myotonia in fast and slow muscles of the rat.Experientia 25:1269-1270. 1969.


Slow and fast twitch fibers in human skeletal muscle.American Journal Physiology 215:535-541. 1968.


The use of biopsies in the study of human skeletal muscle.Life Sciences 6:655-661. 1967.

0061EHRENKRANZ, M., M.M. GERTLER, H.H. WINTER, AND H.A. RUSK.

Predisposing factors to cerebrovascular disease (Abst.).Circulation 34(Suppl. 3):93. 1966.

0062FARBER, P.A., AND C.A. SWINYARD.

Chromosomes in chondrodwarfisms (Letters to the editor).

Lancet 1:820. 1966.

0063FARO, M.D., AND W.F. WINDLE.

Progressive degenerative changes in brains of monkeys surviving neonatal asphyxia.In: Ross Conference on Pediatric Research, 57th, Los Croabas, 1967. Brain damagein the fetus and newborn from hypoxia and asphyxia. pp. 24-27. Columbus, Ohio,Ross Laboratories. 1967.

0064FA ), M.D., AND W.F. WINDLE.

Transneuronal degeneration in brains of monkeys asphyxiated at birth.Experimental Neurology 24:38-53. 1969.

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0065FISCHER, B.H., AND H.A. VON DER MOSEL.

Electronic management of fecal incontinence.Journal American Medical Association 207:1897-1898. 1969.

0066FISCHER, B.H.

Hyperbaric oxygen treatment of meningomyelocoele.Developmental Medicine Child Neurology 11:712-717. 1969.

0067FISCHER, B.H.

Topical hyperbaric oxygen treatment of pressure sores and certain skin ulcers.

Lancet 2:405-409. 1969.

0068FRIEDEN, F.H., M.M. GERTLER, W. TOSBERG, AND H.A. RUSK.

Rehabilitation after hemicorporectomy.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 50:259-263, 291. 1969.

0069GERTLER, M.M., H.H. WHITER, AND J.J. WELSH.

Assessing the coronary profile.Geriatrics 2:121-132. 1967.

0070GERTLER, M.M., E. SALUSTE, AND F. SPENCER.

Biochemical analyses of human papillary muscles and guinea pig ventricles in

failure.In: Proceedings Society Experimental Biology Medicine 135:817-824. 1970.

0071GERTLER, M.M., E. SALUSTE, AND F. SPENCER.

Biochemical determinations and inferences of human papillary muscles biopsies (Abst.).

Federation Proceedings 28:1089. 1969.

0072GERTLER, M.M., AND H.H. WHITER.

Early recognition of covert ischemic heart disease.In: Raab, W., Ed. Prevention of ischemic heart disease: Principles and practices.

pp. 179-185. Springf4c1d, Ill., C.C. Thomas. 1966.


Development of a profile of the coronary prone individual.

In: Journal American Statistical Association, First annual proceedings on simulation

in business and public health. pp. 211-216. 1966.

0074GERTLER, M.M., AND H.A. RUSK.

Rehabilitation principles in congestive heart failure.American Heart Association Monograph 1 (Edition 2). pp. 116-120. 1966.

0075GERTLER, M.M., AND H.E. LEETMA.

Risk factors of ischemic heart disease and cerebrovascular disease in the United States.

A comparison with Pakistan, Israel, and Yugoslavia.In: Proceedings International Conference on Cardiac Rehabilitation 1:153-166. March 1969.

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0076GERTLER, M.M., AND E SALUSTE.

The treatment of refactory congestive heart failure with 3'5' adenosine monophosphate.

In: Sixth World Congress of Cardiology, London. Abstracts of Papers G-147:147.September 1970.

0077GERTLER, M.M., H.E. LEETMA, E., SALUSTE, J.J. WELSH, H.A. RUSK, D.A. COVALT, AND

J. ROSENBERGER.Carbohydrate, insulin, and lipid interrelationship in ischemic vascular disease.

Geriatrics 25:134-148. 1970.

0078GERTLER, M.M., H.E. LEETMA, E. SALUSTE, AND J. ROSENBERGER.

'oagulability and lipi4 correlations in ischemic heart disease (IHD), ischemicthrombotic cerebrovascular disease (ITCVD), and control subjects (Abst.),

Circulation 40(Suppl. 3):9. 1969.

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GERTLER, M.M., P.D. WHIT. L.D. CODY, AND H.H. WHITER.

A prospective study.American Journal Medical Science 248:377-398. 1964.

0080GERTLER, M.M., E. SALUSTE, F. SPENCER, AND R. GUTHRIE.

3'5' Cyclic AMP (CAMP) influences in congestive heart failure (CHF) (Abst.).Circulation 40(Suppl. 3):87. 1969.

0081GERTLER, M.M., M. PLECHATY, AND R.G. GUTHRIE.

Differences in ADP and ATP in mitochondria derived from failing hearts (Abst.).Federation Proceedings 24(Abst. 108):147. 1965.


Differences in levels of ATP and ADP in normal and failing guinea pig heart mitochon-

dria (Abst.).

Physiologist 8:172. 1965.


Does hypertension truly increase the risk rate of ischemic heart disease? (Abst.).

Circulation 32(Suppl. 2):95-96. 1965.

0084GERTLER, M.M., J.J. WELSH. AND H.H. WHITER.

Early diagnosis of coronary disease and stroke. Early recognition and prevention.New York State Journal Medicine 66:2765-2771. 1966.


Early recognition of covert ischemic heart disease.In: Raab, W., Ed. Prevention of ischemic heart disease. pp. 179 -185., Springfield,

Ill., C.C. Thomas. 1966.


The effect of digitalis on the level of ATP in mitochondria derived from failing

hearts (Abst.).Federation Proceedings 25:2560. 1966.

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0087GERTLER, M.M., H.H. WHITER, AND S.P. CHAN.

Enzymatic differencei in most prone and least prone coronary candidates (Abst.).


0088GERTLER, M.M., H.E. LEETMA, E. SALUSTE, AND J. ROSENBERGER.

Free fatty acid (FFA) response in ischemic thrombotic cerebrovascular (ITCVD) and

heart diseases (IHD) (Abst.).Circulation 41(Suppl. 3):119. 1970.


Individual differences relating to coronary artery disease.

Annals New York Academy Sciences 134:1041-1045. 1966.

0090*.A.

GERTLER, M.M., H.A. RUSK, H.H. WHITER, H.E. LEETMA, AND M. EHRENKRANZ.Ischemic cerebrovascular disease. The assessment of risk factors.

Geriatrics 23:135-141. 1968.

0091GERTLER, M.M.

Ischemic heart disease, heredity and body build as affected by exercise.

Canadian Medical Association Journal 96:728-730. 1967.

0092GERTLER, M.M., P.D. WHITE, R. SIMON, AND L.G. GOTTSCH.

Long term followup study of young coronary patients.American Journal Medical Science 247:145-155. February 1964.

0093GERTLER, M.N.

Physical activity and aging.Medicine Sport 4:89-91. 1970.

0094GERTLER, M.M., H.E. LEETMA, H.A. RUSK, D.A. COVALT, E. SALUSTE, AND J. ROSENBERGER.

Profile of covert ischemic heart and ischemic thrombotic cerebrovascular diseases:

New York State Journal Medicine 69:2664-2666. 1969.

0095GERTLER, M.M., L.D. CADY, H.H. WHITER, AND P.D. WHITE.

Profile of the coronary prone person.Modern Medicine 33(5):95. 1965.

0096GERTLER, M.M., H.E. LEETMA, E. SALUSTE, D.A. COVALT, AND J. ROSENBERGER.

Specificity of risk factors in ischemic cerebrovascular disease (Abst.).


0097GOLDSTEIN, J.M.

Orientation to medical aspects of low back pain.

DePaul Law Review 21:59-84. 1971.

0098GOLDSTEIN, J.M.

Rehabilitation and trauma.DePaul Law Review 18(2&3):620-632. 1969.

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0099GOODGOLD, J., AND A. EBERSTEIN.

The recording of human single muscle cell potentials.In: Proceedings Caribbean Congress of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation1:235-238. 1966. San Juan, Puerto Rico.


Clinical neurophysiology in the evaluation of "weakness".Medical Clinics North America 53:625-632. 1969.

0101GOODGOLD, J.

Discussant in subclinical alcoholic myopathy: Electxomyographic and biopsy study.Transactions American Neurological Association 92:102-106. 1967.

0102GOODGOLD, J.

Electrodiagnostic testing.In: Proceedings of the Centennial Symposium, Manhattan Eye, Ear, and Throat Hospital2:73-76. St. Louis, C.V. Mosby. 1969.


An electromyographic study of induced myotonia in rats.Experimental Neurology 21:159-166. 1968.


Myotonia induced in rats with 25 azacholesterol.In: Walton, J.M., N. Canal, and G. Scarlato. Muscle diseases. pp. 164-167.

Amsterdam, Excerpts Medics. 1970.

0105GOODGOLD, J.., AND A. EBERSTEIN.

The physiological significance of fibrillation action potentials.Bulletin New York Academy Medicine 43:811-818. 1967.

0106GOODGOLD, J., H.P. KOPELL, AND N.I. SPIELHOLZ.

The tarsal-tunnel syndrome, objective diagnostic criteria.

New England Journal Medicine 273:742-745. 1965.


Transmembrane potentials of human muscle cells in vivo.

Experimental Neurology 15:338-346. 1966.

0108GOODKIN, R.

Case studies in behavioral research in rehabilitation.Perceptual Motor Skills 23:171-182. 1966.

0109GOODKIN, R.

Changes in conformity behavior on a perceptual task following verbal reinforcement

and punishment.Journal Psychology 62:99-110. 1966.

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0110GOODKIN, R.

Changes in work production, sentence production, and relevance in an aphasic through

verbal conditioning.Behaviour Research Therapy 7:93-99. 1969.

0111GOODKIN, R.

Some neglected issues in the literature on behavior therapy.Psychological Reports 20:415-420. 1967.

0112GOODKIN, R.

Use of concurrent response categories in evaluating talking behavior in aphasics.

Perceptual Motor Skills 26:1035-1040. 1968.

0113GREEN, G.E., S.H. STERTZER, R.B. GORDON, AND D.A. TICE.

Anastomosis of the internal mammary artery to the distal left anterior descending

coronary artery.Circulation 41(Suppl. 2):79-89. 1970.

0114GREEN, G.E., F.C. SPENCER, D.A. TICE, AND S.H. STERTZER.

Arterial and venous microsurgical by-pass grafts for coronary artery disease.Journal Thoracic Cardiovascular Surgery 60:491-503. 1970.

0115GREENBERG, J., AND M.M. CERTLER.

The presence of methionine and cystine in bovine prothrombin prepared by

DEAE-cellulose (Abst.).Federation Proceedings 29:1891. 1970.

0116GRYNBAUM, B.B., L.I. KAPLAN, K.E. LLOYD, AND H.A. RUSK.

Methodology and initial findings a followup study of spinal cord dysfunction.

Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 44. 1963.

0117GRYNBAUM, B.B.

Rehabilitation in wcrkmen's compensation.Rhode Island Journal Medicine XLVI:652-654. 1963.

0118GRYNBAUM, B.B., L.I. KAPLAN, K.E.'LLOYD, H.A. RUSK, AND H.S. KUPPERMAN.

A followup study of patients with spinal cord dysfunction; Endocrine and metabolic

findings.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 45:184-192. 1964.

0119GRYNBAUM, B.B., H.J. WEINER, AND S.H. AKABAS.

Demand for rehabilitation in a labor union population. Part I: Research 'eport. 155 pp.

New York, Sidney Hillman Health Center. 1964.

0120GRYNBAUM, B.B., H.J. WEINER, M.S. BRAND, AND S.H. AKABAS.

Demand for rehabilitation in a labor union population. Part II: Action program. 96 pp.

New York, Sidney Hillman Health Center. 1966.

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0121GRYNBAUM, B.B., L.I. KAPLAN, H.A. RUSK, T. ANASTASIA, AND S. GASSLER.

A reappraisal of braces and other mechanical aids in patients with spinal cord dysfunc-tion: Results of a followup study.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 47:393-405. 1966.

0122GRYNBAUM, B.B.

Panel on medicolegal conservations in workmen's compensation.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 47:204-214. 1966.

0123GRYNBAUM, B.B., L.I. KAPLAN, R.B. POWELL, AND H.A. RUSK.

Spinal cord dysfunction: Followup study of spinal cord dysfunction and its resultantdisability. 184 pp.Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, New York University. 1966.

0124GRYNBAUM, B.B.

The rehabilitation expert in court.Case Comment 71(6). 1966.

0125GRYMBAUM, B.B., AND E. SPEARE.

Quality control in an urban amputee program.American Journal Public Health 56:1199-1204. 1966.

0126GRYNBAUM, B.B.

Avoid low-back injuries.Electrical Union World 30:12. 1969.

0127GRYNBAUM, B.B.

Review of book, The knife is not enough, by H. Kessler.Rehabilitation and Health, National Institutes on Rehabilitation and Health Services

7(7):9. 1969.

0128GUM, L., AND W.F. WINDLE.

The enigma of central nervous regeneration.Experimental Neurology Suppl. 5:1-43. 1970.

0129HAAS, A., AND A. DANI.

Rehabilitation of patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.American Academy General Practice 31:92-98. 1965.

0130HAAS, A., AND E. BERGOFSKY.

Impairment of respiration after spinal cord injury.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 46:399-405. 1965,

0131HAAS, A., AND H.A. RUSK.

Rehabilitation of patients with obstructive pulmonary diseases; The role of enriched

oxygen.Postgraduate Medicine 39:612-620. 1966.

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0132HAAS, A., H.A. RUSK, AND H. PELOSOF.

Respiratory function in hemiplegicArchives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 48:174-179. 1967.

0133HAAS, A., AND H. CARDON.

Rehabilitation in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, a 5 year study of 252 male

patients.Medical Clinics North America 53(3). 1969.

0134HORNBLAD, Y., AND C.A. SWINYARD.

The distribution of vitamin C in the human fetus.

Anatomical Record 154:831-840. 1966.

0135JARAMILLO, S., AND H. LEHNEIS.

A therpeutic program for children with limb deformities - Preservation of rudimentary

appendices and prosthetic design.ICIB (Inter-Clinic Information Bulletin) 9(4):1-7. 1970.

0136KERMAN, P.

Palatal lift prosthesis helps adults with difficulty to speak intelligibly.Journal American Medical Association 213:1563-1569. 1970.

0137 0

KESTER, N.C., AND H.R. LEHNEIS.A combined ADL-long opponens orthosis.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 50:219-222. 1969.

0138KOFORD, C.B., P.A. FARBER, AND W.F. WINDLE.

Twins and teratisma in rhesus monkeys.Folia Primatologica 4:221-226. 1966.

0139KOPELL, H.P., AND J. GOODGOLD.

Clinical and electrodiagnostic features of the carpal tunnel syndrome.

Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 49:371-375. 1968.

0140LEETMA, H.E., M.M. GERTLER, E. SALUSTE, AND J. ROSENBERGER.

Carbohydrate, insulin and lipid interrelatioachip in ischemic heart and cerebrovascular

disease.Circulation 38(Suppl. 6):124. 1968.

0141LEETMA, H.E., M.M. GERTLER, J.J. WELSH, E. SALUSTE, AND H.H. WHITER.

Insulin response to glucose stress in covert ischemic coronary and cerebrovascular

disease.Circulation 38(Suppl. 6):124. 1968.

0142LEHNEIS,

Principles of orthotic alignment in the lower extremity.Instructional Course Lectures, American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons

20:131-136. Chicago. 1971.

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0143LEHNEIS, H.R.

Application of external power in orthotics.Orthotics Prosthetics 22:34-45. 1968.

0144LEHNEIS, H.R.

Orthotics measurement board for tibial torsion and toeout.Orthopedic Prosthetic Appliance Journal 19:209-214. 1965.

Also in:Artificial Limbs 11:42-47. 1968.

0145LEHNEIS, H.R., J.M. HOFKOSH, J. SIPAJLO, AND R.G. WILSON, JR.

Driving aids - Design and development.Medical Clinics North America 53:689-692. 1969.

0146LEHNEIS, H.R.

New concepts in lower extremity orthotics.Medical Clinics North America 53:585-592. 1969.

0147LOWMAN, E.W., Ed.

Arthritis; General principles.Physical Medicine Rehabilitation. 292 pp. Boston, Little, Brown. 1969.

0148LUSSKIN, R., J. NEMUNAITIS, J. WINER, AND B.B. GRYNBAUM.

Corrective surgery in adult hemiplegia.Archives Physical Hedicine Rehabilitation 49:437-443. 1968.

0149LUSSKIN, R., B.B. GRYNBAUM, AND R.S. DHIR.

Rehabilitation surgery in adult spastic hemiplegia.Clinical Orthopaedics Related Research 63:132-141. 1969.

0150MANGER, W.M., O.S. STEINSLAND, G.G. NAHAS, K.G. HAKIM, AND S. DUFTON.

Comparative study of improved fluorometric methods used to quantitate plasma catechol-

amines.Clinical Chemistry 15:1101-1123. 1969.

0151HANGER, W.M., AND M. BESSIS.

Cathodoluminescence produced in cells and proteins by paraformaldehyde as seen with

the sz.cnning electron microscope.7th Congress International de Microscopie Electronique. pp. 483-484. Paris, SocieteFrancaise de Microscopie Electronique. 1970.

0152MANGER, W.M., AND M. BESSIS..

Cathodoluminescence produced in proteins by vaporized paraformaldehyde (VP) as seen

with the scanning electron microscope (SEM).Physiologist 13:254. 1970.

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0153MANGER, W.M., K.G. WAKIM, E.H. WOOD, AND S. ',mom.

Effects of glucagon (G) infusion during hemorrhagic shock (Abet.).In: Endocrine Society Program of the 52nd Meeting. St. Loais. 1970.

0154MANGER, N.M., K.G. WAKIM, E.H. WOOD AND S. DUFTON.

Effects of glucagon (C) infusion during hemorrhagic shock (Abet.).Federation Proceedings 29:1296. 1970.

0155MANGER, N.M., AND M. BESSIS.

White cell uptake of L-dihydroxyphenylalanine (L -Dope), catecholaaines (CAA) and

5 -hydroxytryptamine (5-NT) (Abet.).Pharmacologist 11:263. 1969.

0156MOFFROID, M., N.J. HISLOP, J. NORMS% E.W. LOWMAN, AND N.G. THISTLE.

A study of isokinetic exercise.Journal American Physical Therapy Association 49:735-747. 1969.

0157MUNROE, J.S., AND W.F. WINDLE.

Nephritis and brain atrophy in monkeys receiving chicken sarcoma virus.In: Fiennes, R., Ed. Some recent developments in comparative medicine. pp. 401-406.London, Academic Press. 1966. (Symposia Zoological Society of London no. 17)

0158MUNROE, J.S., AND W.F. WINDLE.

Tumors induced by chicken sarcoma in monke.s conditioned with progesterone.

Nature 216:811-813. 1967.

0159NAFTCHI, N.E., E.W. LOWMAN, R.A. RUSK, AND T. REICH.

Urinary catecholamine metabolites in spinal cord injured man (Abst.).Federation Proceedings 28:1581. 1969.

0160NATHAN, I.M., AND E.R. TICHAUER.

Standard glossary of biomechanical terminology.In: Biomechanics section, American National Standard ANSI Z94197X Industrial Engineer-

ing Technology. pp. 35-115. New York, American Society of Mechanical Engineers. 1971.

0161PLECHATY, M., R. GUTHRIE, AND N.M. GERTLER.

Digoxin -H3 metabolism in normal and congestive failure guinea pig hearts (Abst.).


0162PLECHATY, M., M.M. GERTLER, AND R.G. GUTHRIE.

Intramitochondrial uptake of P32 in adenine nucleotides in congestive heart failure.

Biochimica Biophysica Acta 127:524-526. 1966.

0163RANSOHOFF, J., M. BENJAMIN, AND E.R. TICHAUER.

Techniques in teaching.Journal Neurosurgery 34:274-282. 1971.

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0164REES, T.D., C.A. SWINYARD, AND J.M. CONVERSE.

The prolabium in the biltzeral cleft lip. An eleetromyographic study.American Journal Plastic Reconstructive Surgery 30:651-662. 1962.

0165REICH, T. AND J. TAIT.

Chronic bronchocutaneous fistula in the dog: A method for construction.

Surgery 69:890 -894. 1971.

0166REICH, T., AND J.H. JACOBSON.

Hypoxia from acute lung failure: Relief by hyperbaric oxygenation.Journal Medical Society New Jersey 65(10):553-558. 1968.

0167REICH, T., J. TAIT, T. SUGA, AND M. DOMENY.

Pathogenesis of pulmonary oxygen toxicity: The role of systemic vs. alveolar hyperoxia.Journal Applied Physiology 34. 1972.

0168REICH, T.

Implantation of carotid sinus nerve stimulator.Journal American Organization Registered Nurses 10:53-56. 1969.

0169REICH, T. J. TAIT, AND T. SUGA.

Systemic hyperbaroxia in the pathogenesis of pulmonary oxygen toxicity.Federation Proceedings 30:681. 1971.

0170REICH, T., J. TUCKMAN, N.E. NAFTCHI, AND J.H. JACKSON.

Effect of normo- and hyperbaric oxygenation on resting and post exercise calf blood

flow.Journal Applied Physiology 28:275-278. 1970.

0171REICH, T.

Hepatoportal circulation and its clinical implications.New York State Journal Medicine 71:947-951. 1971.

0172ROSEN, S., AND J. MARTORANO.

Clinical application of antidepressant agents in disabled and rehabilitation patients.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 46:739-744. 1965.

0173ROSENBLUTH, J.

Functions of glial cells.In: Bailey, 0.T., and D.E. Smith, Eds. The central nervous system. pp. 21-41. Baltimore,Williams and Wilkins. 1968. (International Academy of Pathology, Monographs in

Pathology 9)

0174ROSENBLUTH, J., A. EBERSTEIN, AND J. FRIEDMAN.

Stress relaxation in Ascaris obliquely striated muscle.Comparative Biochemistry Physiology 32:295-299. 1970.

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ROSENILUTH, J.Ultrastructure of dyads in muscle ''bens of Ascaris Lumbricoides.Journal Cell Biology 42:817-823. 1969.

0176SALUSTE, E., F. SPENCER, M.M. GERTLER, AND S. OLAKRAVARTI.

Biochemical differences in papillary muscle biopsies (Abet.).Circulation 38(Suppl. 6):170. 1968.

0177SALUSTE, E., M.M. GERTLER, H.E. LEETMA, AND J.L. ROSENBERGER.

Uric acid as a homeostatic factor in glucose-insulin-free fatty acid (FFA) metabolismin ischemic heart (1HD) and thrombotic cerebrovascular diseast (ITVD).Circulation 41(Suppl. 3):22. 1970.

0178SANDS, E., H.T. SARNO, AND D. SHANKWEILER.

Long term assessment of language function :n aphasia due to stroke.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 50:202-206. 1969.

0179SARNO, J.E., L.P. SWISHER, AND M.T. SARNO.

Aphasia in a congenitally deaf man.Cortex 5:398-414. 1969.

0180SARNO, J.F.

The concept of continued therapy.In: Proceedings Caribbean Congress of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 1:99-104.1966. San Juan, Puerto Rico.

0181SARNO, J.E., AND M.T. SARNO.

The diagnosis of speech disorders in brain damaged adults.Medical Clinics North America 53:561-573. 1969.

0182SARNO, J.E., M.T. SARNO, AND E. LEVITA.

Evaluating language improvement after completed stroke.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 52:73-78. 1971.

0183SARNO, J.E., AND H.R. LEHNEIS.

Prescription considerations for plastic BK orthoses.Archives Physcial Medicine Rehabilitation 52(10:503-510. 1971.

0184SARNO, J.E.

New concepts in the rehabilitation of the stroke patient.

Rehabilitation Literature 28:177-179. 1967.

0185SARNO, H.T.

Method for multivariant analysis of aphasia based on studies of 235 patients in a rehar

bilitation setting.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 49:210-216. 1968.

0186SARNO, M.T., L/0 R. UNITA.

Natural course of recovery is saver. aphasia.Archives Physical Malicia* Rthallitation 52:175-178. 1971.

OltiSARNO, M.T.

The functional commwmication profile manual of Ossetia*.Monograph 42:1-32. 1969. (Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine, NSW York University

Radical Cantor)

0188SARK% M.T., MD N. SANDS.

Aa objective method for the eveleation of speech therapy is aphasia.Archives Physical Medici** Pekabititation 51:49-54. 1970.

0189SARNO, N.Y., N. SUMMAR, AM R. UNITA.

Psychosocial factors and recovery in garistrsc patients with eaters aphasia.Journal American Geriatrics Society 18:405 -409. 1970. .

0190SARNO, M.T.

The role of the vocational rehabilitation counselor as Seas by the speech pathologist

in providing services for the aphasic patient.In: Uorkshop on the vocational rehabilitation problem' of the pvient with aphasia,1967. pp. 19-23. Kalamazoo, Rich., Western Michigan University, Dcoartment of SpaethPathology and Audiology. 1969.

0191SAUD, M.T.

Speech impairment in Parkinson's (Riess*.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 49:269-275. 1968.

0192SARNO, M.T., M. SILVERMAN, AND E. SANDS.

Speech therapy and language recovery in severe aphasia.Journal Speech Hering Research 13:607-623. 1970.

0193SARNO, M.T.

A survey of 100 aphasic medicare patients in a speech pathology program.Journal American Geriatrics Society 18:471-480. 1970.

0194SCHUR, J.A., M.D.-PAAO, J.M. RUM, D. NASKY, S. GUTIERREZ, MD W.F. VIIWLE.

Dyvelopmental behavi.xs: delayed appearance in monkeys asphyxiated at birth.

Science 171:1173-1175. 1971.

0195SHAHAN% B., J. GOODGOLD, AND N.I. SPIELNOLZ.

Sensory nerve action potentials in the radial swerve.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 48:602-605. 1967.

0196SNAWKWEILER, D., K.S. HARRIS, AND M. TAYLOR.

Electronyographic studies of articulation in aphasia.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 49:1-8. 1968.

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0197SI8881, H.S.

Driver training, traseportatbm, and vocatistal adjustment of the handicapped in an

mimes setting.Psychological Aspects fteability 17(1):9-10. 1170.

0198SIXICL, M.S.

Planning for encloyment for the quadriplegic.In: Proceedings Veterans Administration Spinal Cord Injury Conference 17:230-233.1969.

0199SIM, 4.S.

The ocstioael potential of the quadriplegic.Medical Clinics North America 53:713-718. 1969.

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0200WW LW. J., J.K. SILSON, I.J. TAYLOR, B.T. ANDIRSO:, AND N.A. RUSK.

A new approach to the objective evaluation of physical disability.JouriAl Chronic Disease 15:105-112. 1962.

0201SOKOLOV, J.

The place of recreation in institutional medical care.Recreation Treatment Centers IV. 1965. Hospital Rtereation Section of the Amorlcon

Recreation Society.

0202SOKOLOV, J.

The hemiplosia syndrome.In: Proceedings Caribbean Connie of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 1:95-98.

1966. San Juan, Puerto Rico.

0203SOKOLOV, J.

Report of a national field trial of a method developei for the classification of thephysical, social, emotional, and vocational capacities.

Journal Chronic Disease 20:897-909. 1967.

0204STOROY, H., MW S.W. RICH.

Muscle strength end electrical activity, heart rote, and energy cost during isometric

contractions is disabled and nos-disabled.Paraplegia 8:217-222. 1971.

0205SVGA, T., W. MANGER, AND T. REICH.

Effect of angiotensin II on activity of the sympathetic nervous system.Physiologist 14 :3. 1971.

0206SVGA, T., J.L. TAIT, AND T. REICH.

Pathogenesis of pulmonary oxygen toxicity.Surgical Forum 21:210-212. 1970.

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0207SWINYARD, C.A., AND C. SANSARICO.

The birth defect and the pediatric problems it presents. Section 1, Evaluation andhabilitation of patients with spina bifida and myelomeningc le.

Medical Clinics North America 53:488-492. 1969.

0208SWINYARD, C.A.

Habilitation: New ideas, new techniques.Medical World News. pp. 36-37. August 1970.

0209SWINYARD, C.A.

The legal and administrative aspects of prosthetic supply.In: Proceedings World Congress 10:371. 1966. (International Society for Rehabilitation

of the Disabled)

0210SWINYARD, C.A.

Some problems and opportunities for research in cerebral palsy.In: Proceedings Mediterranean Conference on Cerebral Palsy 1:181-188. Bologna, Italy.

1967. 0

0211SWINYARD, C.A.

The child with spina bifida. 20 pp. New York, Association for the Aid of Crippled

Children. 1971.

0212SWINYARD, C.A., Collaborator.

In: Rusk, H.A., Ed. Rehabilitation medicine (2nd Edition). St. Louis, Mosby. 1964.

0213SWINYARD, C.A., Ed.

Comprehensive care of the child with spina bifida nanifesta.Rehabilitation Monograph 31., 147 p. 1966. New York Institute of Physical Medicine and

Rehabilitation, New York University.

0214SWINYARD, C.A.

Congenital anomalies of the extremities, nomenclature and the thalidomide episode.ICIB (Inter-Clinic Information Bulletin) 2(1):1-10. 1962.

0215

SWINYARD, C.A.Congenital malformations: General considerations.In: Converse, J.M., Ed. Reconstructive plastic surgery. pp. 352-364. Philadelphia,

Saunders. 1964.

0216SWINYARD, C.A., K. PERFECT, G.G. DENVER, AND L. GREENSPAN.

Counseling parents of children with congenital deformities of the limbs.ICES (Inter-Clinic Information Bulletin) 3(6):1-4. 1964.

0217SWINYARD, C.A.

Developmental aspects of neurological structure relevant to cerebral palsy.Developmental Medicine Child Neurology 9:216-221. 1967.

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0218SWINYARD, C.A.

Editorial.

Notes Teratology 1(8):1-3. 1964.

0219SWINYARD, C.A., H. NISHIMURA, AND S. CHAUBE.

Embryology aad prenatal development of human spina bifida manifesta.ICIB (Inter-Clinic Information Bulletin) 10(7):1-8, 16-17. 1971.

0220SWINYARD, C.A.

Genetic counseling in rehabilitation medicine.International Rehabilitation Review 21:3-7. 1971.

0221SWINYARD, C.A., J.R. SWENSON, AND L. GREENSPAN.

An institutional survey of 143 cases of acquired cerebral palsy.Developmental Medicine Child Nedrology 5:615-625. 1963.

0222SWINYARD, C.A.

The last year of the second decade - Problems and opportunities confronting the AmericanAcademy for Cerebral Palsy.Developmental Medicine Child Neurology 7:603-605. 1965.

0223SWINYARD, C.A., AND A. MAGORA.

Multiple congenital contractures (arthrogryposis). An electromyographic study.


0224SWINYARD, C.A., AND V. MAYER.

Multiple congenital contractures. Public health considerations of arthrogryposis multi-

plex congenita.Journal American Medical Association 183:23-27. 1963.

0225SWINYARD, C.A.

Muscular dystrophies.Hospital Medicine 4(9):57-67. 1968.

0226

SWINYARD, C.A.The nurse in rehabilitation (Editorial).Nursing Outlook 10:579. 1962.

0227

SWINYARD, C.A.Problems of the orthopedically handicapped child.In: Gottsegen, M.G., and G.B. Gottsegen, Eds. Professional School Psychology Vol. 2.

pp. 186-199. New York, Grune and Stratton. 1963.

0228SWINYARD, C.A.

The progressive muscular dystrophies and infantile atrophies.In: Conn, H.F., Ed. Current diagnosis. pp. 605-608. Philadelphia, Saunders. 1966.

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0229SWINYARD, C.A., AND L. GREENSPAN.

Progressive muscular dystrophy, infantile muscular atrophy, myotonia congenita, and

central core disease.In: Gellis, S.S., and B.M. Kagan, Eds. Current pediatric therapy. pp. 418-420. Philadel-

phia, Saunders. 1963.

0230SWINYARD, C.A., AND L. GREENSPAN.

Progressive muscular dystrophy, infantile progressive muscular atrophy, arthrogryposis,

and central core disease.In: Gellis, S.S., and B.M. Kagan, Eds. Current pediatric therapy, 1966-1967. pp. 534-537.Philadelphia, Saunders. 1966.

0231SWINYARD, C.A., J.R. SWENSON, AND T.D. REES.

Rehabilitation of hand deformities in epidermolysis bullosa.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 2:138-144. 1968.

0232SWINYARD, C.A., AND T.D. REES.

Rehabilitative digital surgery inepidermolysis bullosa.American Journal Plastic Reconstructive Surgery 40:169-174. 1967.

0233SWINYARD, C.A., Commentator.

The role of the gamma system in movement and posture.In: Boyd, I.A. The role of the gamma system in movement and posture. 71 pp. New York,Association for the Aid of Crippled Children. 1964.

0234SWINYARD, C.A.

Some problems and opportunities-for research in cerebral palsy.Archivio Italiano Pediatria Puericoltura 25(3):181-188. 1967.

0235SWISHER, L.P., AND M.T. SARNO.

Token test scores of three matched patient groups: Left brain damaged with aphasia;

Right brain damaged without Waste; Non brain damaged.Cortex 5:264-273. 1969.

0236TAYLOR, M.L.

Aphasia.In: Rothenberg, E., Ed. Dynamic living for the long term patient. pp. 42-46. Dubuque,

Ia., WM. C. Brown. 1964.

0237TAYLOR, M.L.

The development of a treatment program in a rehabilitation center.In: Proceedings Short Course on the Examination and Rehabilitation of Adult Aphasics,

University of Michigan. pp. 139-149. 1964.

0238TAYLOR, M.L.

Directions in research on aphasia.In: Burr, M.G., Ed. The aphasic adult: Evaluation and rehabilitation. pp. 193-194.

Charlottesville, Va., Wayside Press. 1964.

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TAYLOR, M.L.A measurement of functional communication in aphasia.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 46:101-107. 1965.

0241TAYLOR, M.L., AND E. SANDS.

Application of programmed instruction to the language training of severely impairedaphasic patients.Journal National Society Programmed Instruction 5(5):10-11. 1966.

0242TAYLOR, M.L.

Linguistic considerations in the language behavior of the brain-damaged adult.

National Association for Foreign Student Affairs. Studies and Papers, English

Language Series 8:1-15. 1964.

0243TAYLOR, M.L.

Linguistic considerations of the verbal behavior of the brain-damaged adult.

Linguistic Reporter 6(3):1-2. 1964.

0244

TAYLOR, M.L.Programmed instruction and speech rehabilitation.Newsletter New York State Speech and Hearing Association 5(1):11-17. 1966.

0245TAYLOR, M.L.

Programmed instruction Therapy in aphasia.

Journal New Jersey Speech Hearing Association 5(1):7-10. 1967.

0246TAYLOR, M.L.

Verbal impairment related to stroke.In: Proceedings Caribbean Congress of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 1:105-112.

1966. San Juan, Puerto Rico.

0247TAYLOR, M.L., AND E. SANDS.

A helected bibliography of acquired verbal impairment secondary to brain damage.Rehabilitation Monograph 34. 43 pp. 1967. New York Institute of Physical Medicine and

Rehabilitation, New York University.

0248THISTLE, N.G., N.J. HISLOP, H. MOFFROID, AND E.W. LOWMAN.

Isokinetic contraction: A new concept of resistive exercise.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 48:279-282. 1967.

0249TICHAUER, E.R.

Biomechanics.In: Encyclopedia Occupational Health and Safety. pp. 179-182. Geneva, International

Labour Office. 1970.

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Biomechanics of listing.Published Report RD-3130-MPO-69, Prepared for the U.S. Department of Health, Educationand Welfare. New York Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, New York Uni-versity. February 1970.

0251TICHAUER, E.R.

Biomedical engineering.Funk and Wagnalls Encyclopedia 3:426-427. 1971.

0252TICHAUER, E.R.

The efficiency of the human machine in work situations.In: Proceedings Research Conference on Applied Work Physiology. pp. 19-42. 1968.New York Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, New York University.

0253TICHAUER, E.R.

Ergonomics of lifting tasks applied to the vocational assessment of rehabilitees.Rehabilitation Australia 5(1):16-21. 1967.

0254TICHAUER, E.R.

Industrial engineering in the rehabilitation of the handicapped.Journal Industrial Engineering 19(2):96-104. 1968.

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TICHAUER, E.R.L'ingenieur du travail et la recuperation des handicapes physiques.L'etude du Travail 198:11-22. 1968.

0256TICHAUER, E.R.

More bricks less sweat (The anatomy of work).American Society of Mechanical Engineers, The Frank B. Gilbreth Centennial. pp. 46-67.

New York. 1969.

0257TICHAUER, E.R.

Objective measurement of drug effects on driving.International Microform Journal Legal Medicine 6(1) Card No. 6, G5. January/March 1971.

0258TICHAUER, E.R.

Potential of biomechanics for solving specific hazard problems.In: Proceedings American Society of Safety Engineers. 1968 Professional Conference.

pp. 149-187. Park Ridge, Ill. 1969.

0259TICHAUER, E.R., AND A.A. GLASER.

Two surveys of the needs of engineering schools in the field of biomechanical and human

factors engineering education.Space Research Co-ordination Center. Report 124. University of Pittsburgh. 1970.

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0260TICHAUER, E.R.

Electromyographic kinesiology in the analysis of work situations and hand tools.

In: Proceedings International Congress of Electromyographic Kinesiology 1:197-211. 1968.

0261TURNER, N.M., M.M. GERTLER, AND L.D. CADY.

Some aspects of carbohydrate metabolism and coronary heart disease.Geriatrics 17:20-25. 1962.

0262TURINO, G.A., E.H. BERGOFSKY, R.M. GOLDRING, AND A.P. FISHMAN.

Effect of exercise on pulmonary diffusing capacity.Journal Applied Physiology 18:447-456. 1963.

0263WEISBROTH, S., N. ESIBILL, AND R. ZUGER.

Factors in the vocational success of hemiplegic patients.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 52:441-447. 1971.

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0265WEISS, A.J.

Psychological factors in illness and injury of the athlete.

Mentor Magazine 12(465):26-27. 1962.

0266WEISS, A.J.

Illness guilt, inadequacy guilt, and rehabilitation therapy.Psychoanalytic Review 55:121-127. 1968.

0267WEISS, A.J.

Psychodynamics of rehabilitation.Professional Digest New York Society Clinical Psychologists 3:5-7. 1967.

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0274WEISS, A.J., M.D. DIAMOND, AND B.B. GRYNBAUM.

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0275WILLARD, H.S., AND C. SPACKMAN, Eds.

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0277WILWLE, W.F.

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0278WINDLE, W.F.

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0280WINDLE, W.F.

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Journal American Medical Association 206:1967-1972. 1968.

0281WINDLE, W.F.

Brain damage by asphyxia at birth.Scientific American 221:76-84. 1969.

0282WINDLE, W.F.

Brain damage in the newborn resulting from asphyxiation at birth.

In: Intra-uterine dangers to the fetus; based on an international symposium, Prague,

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0283WINDLE, W.F.

Cerebral hemorrhage in relation to birth asphyxia.Science 167:1000-1003. 1970.

0284WINDLE, W.F.

Development of neural elements in human enbryos of four to seven weeks gestation.Experimental Neurology Suppl. 5:44-83. 1970.

0285WINDLE, UN.

An experimental approach to prevention or reduction of the brain damage of birth

asphyxia.Developmental Medicine Child Neurology 8:129-140. 1966.

0286WINDLE, W.F.

Fertility experiment recalled.Science 149:1444-1446. 1965.

0287WINDLE, W.F.

Maturation of the brain related to variables in the environment.In: Symposium on Regional Development of the Brain in Early Life, Paris, 1964.

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0288WINDLE, W.F.

Origin and early development of neural elements in the human brain.In: Tobach, E., Ed. The biopsychology of development. pp. 129-169. New York, Academic

Press. 1971.

0289WINDLE, W.F.

Physiology of the fetus: Relation to brain damage in the perinatal period.

Springfield, Ill., C.C. Thomas. 1971.

0290WINDLE, W.F.

Prepared discussion.In: Proceedings Conference on Nonhuman Primate Toxicology, 1966. pp. 107-113.

Washington, D.C., Government Printing Office. 1968.

0291WINDLE, W.F.

Role of respiratory distress in asphyxial brain damage of the newborn.Cerebral Palsy Journal 27:3-6. 1966.

0292WINDLE, W.F.

Textbook of histology (4th edition). 551 pp.

New York, McGraw-Hill. 1969.

0293WORTIS, H., J.L. BARDACH, R. CUTLER, R. RUE, AND A. FREEDMAN.

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Instrumenting a hyperbaric chamber for biomedical research.In: Proceedings Conference of Engineering in Medicine and Biology 10:49. 1968.

0295YOUDIN, M., T. REICH, R.M. GOODMAN, AND R.J. GIDSON.

A new miniaturized implantable blood flowmeter and pressure gauge for long term monitor-

ing via radio telemetry.In: Proceedings Conference o: Engineering in Medicine and Biology 10:38. 1968.

0296YOUDIN, M., AND T. REICH.

Biomedical research instrumentation for a 6 ATA hyperbaric chamber.In: Proceedings International Conference on Hyperbiric Medicine 4:116. 1970.

0297ZIMMERMAN, M.E., Compiler.

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0298ZIMMERMAN, M.E.

Current concepts and use of self-help devices, architectural planning, and problems on

clothing and dressing and their solutions.In: Wagner, E., and M.E. Zimmerman, Eds. Approaches to independent living. Third Inter-

national Congress, World Federation of Occupational Therapists, Post Congress Study

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0299ZIMMERMAN, M.E.

Use of 8mm loop film for occupational therapy instruction.In: Methods and media for academic and clinical teaching. pp. 55-60. New York, American

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0300ZIMMERMAN, M.E.

The tasks of an information center on technical aids.In: International rehabilitation program development series D-6:1-4. 1967. New York,

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0301ZIMMERMAN, M.E.

Clothing for the disabled.Proceedings of a workshop, Rehabilitation of the physically handicapped in homemaking

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0304ALLISON, J.D.

Headrest device.Physical Therapy 45:135-136. 1965.

0305ALLISON, J.D.

Change in heel width following support of pronated foot.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 48:195-200. 1967.

0306ANDERSON, E.M.

A continuity of care plan for long-term patients.American Journal Public Health 54:308-312. 1964.

03(17

ANDERSON, E.M.

Followup study of two selected groups of cerebral vascular accident patients afterintensil,e rehabilitation.

University Minnesota Medical Bulletin 35:298-301. 1964.

0308ANDERSON, E.M.

Deterioration of the bedfast patient - Nursing.Public Health Reports 80:447. 1965.

0309ANDERSON, E.M.

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0310ANDERSON, E.M.

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0311ANDERSON, J., AND R. D'AMICO.

Use of AFDC by eligible families: A predictive model.,Welfare Review 7:25-26. 1969.

0312ANDERSON, N.N.

Effects of institutionalization on self-esteem.Journal Gerontology 22:313-317. 1967.

0313ANDERSON, N.N.

The significance of age categories for alder persons.Gerontologist 7:164-167, 224. 1967.

0314ANDERSON, N.N., AND R.H. HOLMBERG.

Implications oi ownership for nursing home care.Medical Care 6:300-307. 1968.

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0315ANDERSON, T.P., S.M. DINSDALE, AND P. MOSSMAN.

The problem oriented medical chart in rehabilitation education and health care (Abst.).


0316ANDERSON, T.P.

Management of completed stroke.Journal Oklahoma State Medical Association 63:403-411. 1970.

0317ANDERSON, W.U.

Surgical anatomy associated with rumenoreticulectomy in the sheep.

American Journal Veterinary Research 30:1631-1636. 1969.

0318ANDERSON, W.D., AND N.G. KUBICEK.

Effects of greatly elevated blood pressures of short duration on cardiovascular tissues

in the dog (Abst.).Circulation 40(Suppl. 3):36. 1969.

0319ANDERSON, W.D., AND A.F. WEBER.

Normal arterial supply to the ruminant (ovine) stomach.

Journal Animal Science 28:379-382. 1969.

0320ATHELSTAN, G.T.

Recruitment strategies for physical medicine and rehabilitation.

Bulletin Minnesota Commission Education Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 12:23-27.

1971.

0321ATNELSTAN, G.T., AND G.J. PAUL.

New approach to the prediction of medical specialization: Student-based strong voca-

tional interest blank scales.Journal Applied Psychology 55:80-86. 1971.

0322AWAD, E.A., AND F.J. KOTTKE.

Effectiveness of myotatic reflex facilitation in augmenting rate of increase of muscu-

lar strength due to brief maximal exercise.Archiveb Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 45:23-29. 1964.

0323AWAD, E.A., K.F. SWAIMAN, AND F.J. KOTTKE.

Changes in the structure, innervation,electromyographic patterns and enzymes of skel-

etal muscle reuiting from experimental treatment with trimmcinolone.


0324eAWAD, E.A.

Motor-point biopsies in carcinomatous neuropathy.


0325AWAD, E.A.

The motor unit in steroid myopathy.Egyptian Rheumatologist 5:1-12. 1968.

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0326AWAD, E.A.

Motor-point biopsies in diabetic neuropathy.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 51:418-422. 1970.

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BENNETT, J.G., L.E. BEMGMANIS, J.K. CARPENTER, AND N.V. SKOWLUBT.Range of motion of the neck.Physical Therapy 43:45-47. 1963.

0328BENSMAN, A., AND F.J. KOTTKE.

Induced emission of sperm utilizing electrical stimulation of the seminal vesicles and

vas deferens.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 47:436-443. 1966.

0329BENTON, J.G., AND G.T. ATHELSTAN.

Report from the task force on recruiting of residents.Bulletin Minnesota Commission Education Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 12:41-47.

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0330BERGSTROM, D.A., C.H. COLES, P. ERICKSON, B. GRENDAHL, AND J. PLASS.

Self-care and homemaking for the hemiplegic.In: Rehabilitation nursing techniques. Publication American RehabilitationFoundation no. 4. 31 pp. 1964.

0331BERGSTROM, D.A., P.M. ELLWOOD, AND S.C. GRENDAHL.

Rehabilitation experts confer with manufacturers on design of hospital beds.

hospitals 39:101-106. 1965.

0332BERGSTROM, D.A.

Care of patients with bowel and bladder problems: A nursing guide.Publication American Rehabilitation Foundation no. 714. 1968.

0333BOEN, J.R.

The mathematical relationship among urinary frequency, residual urine, and bacterial

growth in bladder infection.Investigative Urology 2:468-473. 1965.

0334BOEN, J.R., AND D. SYLVESTER.

A quantitative discussion of the effectiveness of voiding as a defense against bladder

infection.Biometrics 22:53-57. 1966.

0335BOEN, J.R., itom B.W. BROWN.

Use of prior information to design a routine parallel line assay.

Biometrics 23:257-267. 1967.

0336BOEN, J.R., C. MARKIAND, AUD=A.S. CASS.

A mathematical comparison of the effects of intermittent and continuous drainage of the

bladder on its bacterial count.Investigative Urology 6:383-386. 1969.

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0337BOURESTROM, N.C.

The Knox cnbes as a screening measure of iutelligence for hemiparetic patients.Journal Cltnical Psychology 24:348-349. 1968.

0338BRADLEY, W., S. CHOU, C. MARKLAND, AND K. SWAIMAA.

Biochemical assay technique for estimation of bladder fibrosis.

Investigative Urology 3:59-64. 1965.

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BRADLEY, W., K. SWIMAN, C. KOKLANII, AND S. CHOU.Diagnosis of neurological dysfunction of tha urinary bladder (Abst.).

Neurology 15:276. 1965.

0340BRIGGS, P.F., R. JOHNSON, AND R.D. WIRT.

Achievement *song delinquency-prone adolescents.Journal Clinical Psychology 18:305-309. 1962.

0341BRIGGS, P.F.

Listening.New Medical Materia 5:66-67. 1963.

0342BRIGGS, P.F.

The validity of the Porteus Maze test complete,' with the non-dominant hand.

Journal Clinical Psychology 19:427-429. 1963.

0343BRIGGS, P.P., ANT S. NELSON.

The effect on non-dominant hand execution on the Goodenough draw-a-man test.

Journal Clinical Psychology 20:496. 1964.

0344BRIGGS, P.F.

The inter-relationships of seven criteria of adjustment among psychiatric clients seek-

ing vocational counseli4.Journal Clinical Psychology 21:433-435. 1965.

0345BRIGGS, P.F., R. LAPERRIERE, /.ND J. GREDEN.

Working outside the home and the occurrence of depression in middle-aged women.

Mental Hygiene 49:438-442. 1965.

0346BRIGGS, P.r., AND R.D. WIRT.

Prediction.In: Quay, N.C., Ed. Juvenile delinquency: Research and theory. pp. 170-208. Princeton,

Van Nostrand. 1965.

0347BRIGGS, P.F., AND A.G. PATER.

Counseling and psychometric signs as determinants in the vocational success of dis-

charged psychiatric patients.Journal Clinical Psychology 22:100-104. 1966.

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0348BRIGGS, P.F., AND A. TELLEGEN.

An abbreviation of the social lotroversion scale for 373-item MMPI.Journal Clinical Psychology 23:189-191. 1967.

0349BRIGGS, P.F., AND A. TELLEGEN.

Further normative data on a Frostig subtest, eye-hand coordination.Perceptual Motor Skills 30:640-642. 1970.

0350BUTCHER, J.N., All) A. TELLEGEN.

Objections to MKPI items.Journal Consulting Psychology 30:527-534. 1966.

0351CANTY?, C.E., B.C. MATHIS, H.Ca POMP, AND P.N. ELLWOOD.

Rehabilitation facilities and social treads.Journal Rehabilitation 30(3):16-18, 73, 86-89. 1964.

0352CARLSON, L.L., AND G.T. ATRELSTAN.

The physician's assistant: Versions and diversions of a promising concept.Journal American Medical Association 214:185S-1861. 1970.

0353CLAYSON, S.J., M.O. MUNDALE, AND F.I. KOTTKE.

Coniometer adaptation for measuring hip extension.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 47:255-261. 1966.

0354COLE, T.M., F.J. KOTTKE, AND M.E. OLSON.

Alterations in cardiovascular control in high spinal myelomalacia.Uniersity Minnesota Medical Bulletin 37:287-288. 1966.

0355COLE, M.

Ost aporosis.Journal Lancet 87:118-122. 1967.

0356COLE, T.M., F.J. kOTTKE, M.E. OLSON, L. STRADAL, AND J. WIEDERLOW.

Alterations of cardiovascular control in high spinal myelomalacia.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 48:359-368. 1957.

0357

COLE, T.M., T.P. ANDERSON, AND N. CRO4E.An experimental summer program for freshmen medical rtudents.University Minnesota Medical Bulletin 39:212-214. 1968.

03:8COLE, T.M., T.P. ANDERSON, AND N. CREWE.

Summer fellowship in physical medicine and rehabilitation for medical students.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 49:125-130. 1968.

0359COLE, T.M., S.M. DINSDALE, AND M. PETERSON.

A sitting prosthesis for the paraplegic hemipelvectomized patient: Report of a case.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 49:42-44. 1968.

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0360COLE, T.M.. T.P. ANDERSON, P.S. SANDERS, AND J.K STRUVE.

Learning rehabilitation medicine: A program by and for medical students.


0361COLES, C.H., B.C. GRENDAHL, V.C. HANNAN, J.R. PLASS, AND P.G. ULRICH.

A procedure for passive range of motion and self-assistive exercises.

Minneapolis, Kenny Rehabilitation Institute. 37 pp. 1964.

0362DAVIS, M.G., E.E. NIVEN, C. MAINWARING, AND J.E. RYAN.

Rehabilitation nursing - A source guide for instructors I,

Minneapolis, Kenny Rehabilitation Institute. 1964.

0363DAWSON, W.J., F.J. KOTTKE, W.G. KUBICEK, M.E. OLSON, K. HARSTAD, J.E. BEARMAN, P.L. CANNER,

AND J.B. CANTERBURY.Evaluation of cardiac output, cardiac work, and metabolic rate during hydrotherapy and

exercise in normal subjects.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 46:605-614. 1965.

0364DELEHANTY, L., AND V. STRAVINO.

Achieving bladder control.American Journal Nursing 70:312-316. 1970.

0365DINSDALE, S.M., M. PETERSON, AND T.M. COLE.

Prosthetic spinal support following hemipelvectomy in a paraplegic patient.


0366DINSDALE, S.M., P. MOSSMAN, G. GULLICKSON, AND T.P. ANDERSON.

The problem-oriented medical record in rehabilitation,


0367EASTON, J.K.M., J.B. AUST, W.J. DAWSON, AND F.J. KOTTKE.

Fitting of a prosthesis on a patient after hemicorporectomy.


0368ELIOT, R.S.

Cholesterol embolism: A multiple-system disease masquerading as polyarteritis nodosa.

American Journal Cardiology 15:696 -707. 1965.

0369ELIOT, R.S.

Coexistent mitral and aortic valvular atresia: A pathologic study of 14 cases.

American Journal Cardiology 15:611-621. 1965.

0370ELIOT, R.S.

Conditions of the ascending aorta causing obstruction of the coronary arteries.

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0371ELIOT, R.S.

Coronary arterial embolism in persistent truncus: Arteriosis report of a case following

cardiac catheterization.New England Journal Medicine 272:1204-1207. 1965.

0372ELIOT, R.S.

A micro-technique for the separation and characterization of myoglobin from other

myocardial pro-eins.University Minnesota Medical Bulletin 36:181-182. 1965.

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ELIOT, R.S.Mitral atresia: A study of 32 cases.American Heart Journal 70:6-22. 1965.

0374ELIOT, R.S.

Prognostic significance of anterolateral peri-infarction block in surgery for nw'ic

regurgitation.American Journal Cardiology 16:67-71. 1965.

0375ELIOT, R.S., M.A. GIBAS, AND H. MINKAMI.

Serum protein abnormalities in myocardial necrosis (Abst.).


0376ELIOT, R.S.

The clinical significance of left axis deviation.

Postgraduate Medicine 39:349-356. 1966.

0377ELIOT, R.S.

New concepts in the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of rheumatic heart disease.

Journal Lancet 1:12-19. 1966.

0378ELIOT, R.S., AND J.E. EDWARDS.

Pathologic sequelae of systems hypertension.In: Hurst, J.W., and R.B. Logue, Eds. The heart.- pp. 756-760. New York, McGraw Hill.

1966.

0379ELIOT, R.S., AND F.J. EVERHART.

A reviewof Henry A. Zimmerman':, Intravascular catheterization.

Geriatrics 21:378, 380, 384. 1966.

0380ELIOT, R.S., R. FERLIC, C.W. LILLEHEI, AND R.D. SELLERS.

Unexpected events attending elective D.C. cardioversion for atrial fibrillation.

Geriatrics 21:171-186. 1966.

0381ELIOT, R.S., AND H. MIEUKAMI.

Abnormal hemoglobin oxygen affinity, a possible cause of myocardial ischemia or

necrosis (Abet.).American Journal Cardiology 17:122. 1966.

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0382ELIOT, R.S., AND H. MIZUKAMI.

Oxygen affinity of hemoglobin in persons with acute myocardial infarction and in.smokers.Circulation 34:331-336. 1966.

0383ELIOT, R.S., R.D. SELLERS, R. FERLIC, AND C.W. LILLEHEI.

Prognostic electrocardiographic signs in ball-valve correction for aortic insufficiency(Abst.).


0384ELIOT, R.S., R.C. ANDERSON, P. ADAMS, AND J.E. EDWARDS.

Heart disease in the first year of life.In: Cassels, D.E., Ed. The heart and circulation in the newborn and infant. pp.243-254.New York, Grune and Stratton. 1968.

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ELLIOTT, L.P., AND R.S. ELIOT.Roentgenologic findings in conditions of the ascending aorta simulating aortic valvularinsufficiency.American Journal Roentgenology Radium Therapy Nuclear Medicine 97:390-410. 1966.

0386ELLWOOD, P.M.

Bed positioning.In: Krusen, F.H., F.J. Kottke, and P.M. Ellwood, Eds. Handbook of physical medicine andrehabilitation. pp. 444-454. Philadelphia, Saunders. 1965.

0387ELLWOOD, P.M.

Medical rehabilitation--Cliche or reality.Public Welfare 33:47-52. 1965.

0388ELLWOOD, P.M.

Trahsfer.In: Krusen, F.H., F.J. Kottke, and P.M. Ellwood, Eds. Handbook of physical medicine andrehabilitation. pp. 407 -43'. Philadelphia, Saunders. 1965.

0389ELLWOOD, P.M.

Wheel chairs.In: Krusen, F.H., F.J. Kottke, and P.M. Ellwood, Eds. Handbook of physical medicine andrehabilitation. pp. 431-443. Philadelphia, Saunders. 1965.

0390ELLWOCD, P.M.

Quantitative measurement of patient quality. Part I.Hospitals 40:42-45. 1966.

0391ELLWOOD, P.M.

Quantitative measurement of patient quality. Part II.Hospitals 40:59-63. 1966.

0392ELLWOOD, P.M.

Voluntary health agencies and government, a promising partnership.Journal American Medical Association 198:149-150. 1966.

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0393ELLWOOD, P.M.

Can we afford so many rehabilitation professions.Journal Rehabilitation 34:21-22. 1968.

0394ELLWOOD, P.M.

The contribution of insurance to total health services.Best's Review. Property/Liability Insurance Edition 68:50-54. 1968.

0395

ELLWOOD, P.M.

The year in rehabilitation medicine.Medical World News Annual. pp. 231-234. 1968.

0396ELLWOOD, P.M.

The rehabilitation-industrial complex.

Journal Rehabilitation 35:18-21. 1969.

0397

ELLWOOD, P.M., AND N. ANDERSON.The dilemma of health and welfare services.Rehabilitation Record 10:1-6. 1969.

0398ELLWOOD, P.M., AND E.J. HOAGBERG.

The plight of the public hospital: Problems of the public hospital.Hospitals 44:47-52. 1970.

0399ERIKSON, R.V., AND A.H. ROBERTS.

A comparison of two groups of institutionalized delinquents on Porteus Maze testperformance.Journal Consulting Psychology 30:567. 1966.

0400ERIKSON, R.V., AND A.B. ROBERTS.

An MMPI comparison of two groups of institutionalized delinquents.Journal Projective Techniques.Personality Assessment 301163-166, 1966.

0401

ERIKSON, R.V., AND A.H. ROBERTS.

Some ego functions associated with delay of gratification in male delinquents.Journal Consulting Clinical Psychology 36:378-382. 1971.

0402FENDERSON, D.A., AND C. LARSON.

Planning and establishing a physical therapy assistant program.Physical Therapy 48:9t3-967. 1968.

0403FROM, A.H.L., Y. WANG, R.S. ELIOT, N.H. STONE, AND J.E. EDWARDS.

Aortic valvular bacterial endocarditis in tetralogy of fallot following Blalockanastomosis.Disease Chest 49:321-325. 1966.

0404GAVALAS, R.J., AND P.F. BRIGGS.

Concurrent schedules of reinforcement: A new concept of dependency.Merrill-Palmer Quarterly Behavior Development 12:97-121. 1966.

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0405GAVALAS, R.J.

Operant reinforcement of an autonomic response: Two studies.Journal Experimental Analysis Behavior 10:119-130. 1967.

0406GOLDBERG, M.J.

Quantitative measurement of the peripheral circulation.University Minnesota Medical Bulletin 34:112-115. 1962.

0407GOLDBERG, M.J., AND H.V. SKOWLUND.

Comparison of oscillometric index and blood flow of the foot as measured by plethysmog-

raphy.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 44:308-312. 1963.

0408GOLDBERG, M.J., AND J.A. RESCH.

Cerebral arteriograms and peripheral oscillometrics.Geriatrics 19:803-807. 1964.

0409GOLDBERG, M.J., N.V. SKOWLUND, AND W.G.

Studies on correlations between oscillometry, plethysmography, and skin thermometry.


0410GOLDBERG, N.J., H.V. SKOWLUND, AND F.J. KOTTKE.

Comparison of circulation in the lower extremities of hemiplegic patients.


0411GREENBERG, F.R.

Functional aspects of aphasia (Ant.).Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 45:366. 1964.

0412GREENBERG, F.R.

An investigation of paired-associates learning in adult dysphasic subjects (Abst.).

Journal American Speech Hearing Association 6:391. 1964.

0413GULLICKSON, G., AND S. LICHT.

Definition and philosophy of rehabilitation medicine.In: Licht, S., Ed. Rehabilitation and medicine. pp. 1-14. New Haven, Conn., E. Licht.

1968.

0414IIALLIN, R.P.

Physical medicine and rehabilitation as a specialty: A personal observation.

Postgraduate Medicine 39:A148-A156. January 1966.

0415MELIA, R.P.

The magnitude and complexity of cerebral vascular disease.

Alabama Journal Medical Sciences 5:5-12. 1968.

0416HALPERN, D., AND F.E. MEELHUYSEN.

Phenol motor point block in the management of muscular hypertonia.


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0417HALPERN, D.

Physical therapy in obstructive pulmnary disease.Journal Lancet 87:125-129. 1967.

0418HALPERN, D., AND F.E. MEELHUYSEN.

Duration of relaxation after intramuscular neurolysis with phenol.Journal American Medical Association 200:1152-1154. 1967.

0419HALPERN, D., A. TELLEGEN, D. SINEPS, AND M. VESSEY.

Assessment and planning for children with speech problems.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 50:194-201. 1969.

0420HALPERN, D.

Obstructive lung disease: Treatment by physical therapy.

Minnesota Medicine 52:1489-1495. 1969.

0421HALPERN, D., F.J. KOTTKE, BURRILL, C. FITERMAN, J. POPP, AND S. PALMLR.

Training of control of head posture in children with cere.,ral palsy.Developmental Medicine Child Neurology 12:213-218. 1970.

0422HANNAN, V.C., AND H. SCHOENING.

Factors related to cervical spine mobility. Part I.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 45:602-609. 1964.

0423HEATH, J.L.

Effects of heat on blood pigment absorption rate in traumatized muscle.Physical Therapy 47:9-21. 1967.

0424HERSHFIELD, S., F.J. KOTTKE, W.G. KUBICEK, M.E. OLSON, J. BOEN, C. LILLQUIST, AND

L. STRADAL.Relative effects on the heart by muscular work in the upper and lower extremities.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 49:249-257. 1968.

0425HILL, J.T., A.S. BENSMAN, A. DOZIER, AND R.W. STUBE.

Epoxy-fiberglass short-leg brace.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 52:82-85. 1971.

0426IIOULE, R.J.

Evaluation of seat devices designed to prevent ischemic ulcers in paraplegic patients.


0427HOWARD, M.T., AND N.C. BOURESTROM.

Behavioral correlates of recovery of self-care in hemidegic patients,.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 49:449-454. 4968.

0428IVERSEN, I.A., AND H. SCHOENING.

Numerical scoring of self-care status: A study of the Kenny Self-Care Evaluation.


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0429JIMENEZ, J., J.K.M. EASTON, AND J.B. REDFORD.

Conduction studies of the anterior and posterior tibial nerves.


0430JOHNSON, R.J.

A commentary on radical behaviorism.

Philosophy Science 30:274-285. 1963.

0431KINNEN, E., AND N.G. KUBICEK.

Thoracic cage impedance measurements:Cancellation of respiration effects on trans-

thoracic impedance.U.S. Air Force. School of Aerospace

Medicine. Technical Documentary Report no. SAM-

TDR-63-99. 5 pp. December 1963.

0432KINNEN, L., AND N.G. KUBICEK.

Thoracic cage impedance measurements: Impedance product system.

U.S. Air Force. School of Aerospace Medicine. Technical Documentary Report no. SXM-

TDR-63-69. 10 pp. October 1963.

0433KINNEN, E., W.G. KULICEK, AND G. TURTON.

Thoracic cage impedance measurements: Dynamic characteristics of an impedance pneumo-

graph.U.S. Air Force. School of Aerospace Medicine. Technical Documentary Report no. SAM-

TDR-63-100. 5 pp. December 1963.

0434KINNEN, E., W.G. KUBICEK, P. HILL, AND G. TURTON.

Thoracic cage impedance measurements: Tissue resistivity in vivo and transthoracic

impedance at 100 kc.U.S. Air Force. School of Aerospace Medicine. Technical Documentary Report no. SAM-

TDR-64-5. 14 pp. March 1964.

0435KINNEN, E., W.G. KUBICEK, AND R. PATTERSON.

Thoracic cage impedance measurements: Impedance plethysnographic determination of car-

diac output (A comparative study).U.S. Air Force. School of Aerospace Medicine. Technical Documentary Report no. SAM-

TDR-64-15. 8 pp. March 1964.

0436KINNEN, E., W.G. KUBICEK, AND D. WITSOE.

Thoracic cage impedance measurements:Impedance plethysmographic determination of car-

diac output (An interpretive study),U.S. Air Force. School of Aerospace Medicine. Technical Documentary Report no. SAM-

TDR-64-23. 12 pp. May 1964.

0437KLEINMAN, U., M.K. COONEY, C.B. NELSON, R.R. OWEN, L. BOYD, AND G. SWANDA.

Aseptic meningitis and paraplytic disease due to newly recognized enterovirus.


0438KNAPP, M.E.

Results of language tests of patients with hemiplegia.


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0439KNAPP, M.E., AND R.R. OWEN.

Rehabilitation of the hemiplegic patient.Modern Medicine Australia 6:53-63. 1969.

0440KNAPP, H.E.

An experiment in ?ostgraduate education in physical medicine and rehabilitation.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 45:315-317. 1964.

0441KNAPP, M.E.

Physical medicine and rehabilitation in multiple injuries.

Illinois Medical Journal 126:33-37. 1964.

0442KNAPP, M.E.

Aftercare of fractures.In: Krusen, F.H., F.J. Kottke, and P.M. Ellwood, Eds. Handbook of physical medicine and

rehabilitation. pp. 572-576. Philadelphia, Saunders. 1965.

0443KNAPP, M.E.

Discussion on rehabilitation of arthritis.In: Proceedings Pan-Pacific Rehabilitation Conference 3:77-78. 1965.

0444KNAPP, M.E.

Exercises for poliomyelitis.In: Li-ht, S., and E.W. Johnson. Therapeutic exercise. pp. 554-580. New Haven, Conn.,

E. Licht. 1965.

0445KNAPP, M.E.

Massage.In: Krusen, F.H., F.J. Kottke, and P.M. Ellwood, Eds. Handbook of physical medicine and


0446KNAPP, M.E.

Physical medicine in emergency care of early stroke.

n: Proceedings National Stroke Congress: Rehabilitation, Management, Prevention,

Chicago, 1964. pp. 76-79. 1966.

0447KNAPP, M.L.

Practical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 1. Introduction.

Postgraduate Medicine 39:A95-A100. February 1966.

0448KNAPP, M.E.

Practical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 2. The hemiplegic patient- -

Rehabilitation.Postgraduate Medicine 39:A143-A149. March 1966.

0449KNAPP, M.E.

Practical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 3. The hemiplegic patient- -

Physical problems.Postgraduate Medicine 39:A125-A132. April 1966.

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0450KNAPP, H.E.

Practical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 4. Fractures--Early treatment.Postgraduate Medicine 39:A117-A122. June 1966.

0451KNAPP, H.E.

Practical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 5. Late treatment of fractures

aid complications, Part 1.Postgraduate Medicine 40:A109-A115. July 1966.

04 52

KNAPP, M.E.Practical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 5. Late treatment of fractures

and complications, Part 2.,Postgraduate Medicine 40:A113-A118. August 1966.

0453KNAPP, H.E.

Practical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 6. Effects of heat and cold,

Part 1.Postgraduate Hedicine 40:A51-A55. September 1966.

0454KNAPP, H.E.


Part 2.Postgraduate Medicine 40:A145-A150. October 1966.

0455KNAPP, M.E.


Part 3.Postgraduate Medicine 40:A123-A128. November 1966.

0456KNAPP, H.E.

Practical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 7. Ultraviolet.

Postgraduate Medicine 40:A105-A110. December 1966.

0457KNAPP, M.E.

Rehabilitation in hemiplegia.Journal Lancet 86:47-48. 1966.

0458KNAPP, M.E.

Some problems in rehabilitation of the hemiplegic patient explained by brain damage

testing.In: Proceedings International Congress of Physical Hedicine, Paris, 1964, 4:79-82. 1966.

0459KNAPP, H.E.

The early history of physical medicine and rehabilitation at the University of

Minnesota.Journal Lancet 87:136-139. 1967.

0460KNAPP, M.E.

Practical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 8. Low- frequency electric

currents.Postgraduate Hedicine 41:A113-A116. January 1967.

0461KNAPP, H.E.

Practical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 9. Low back pain, Part 1. Diag-

nosis.Postgraduate Medicine 41:A133-A138. February 1967.

04 62

KNAPP, H.E.Practical physical mediciie and rehabilitation. Lecture 9. Log, back pain, Part 2.

Treatment.Postgraduate Medicine 41:A131-A139. March 1967.

43

0463KNAPP, M.E.

Practical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 10. Shoulder disabilities, Part 1.

Postgraduate Medicine 41:A93-A98. April 1967.

0464KNAPP, H.E.

Practical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 10. Shoulder disabilities, Part 2.

Postgraduate Medicine 41:A117-A121. June 1967.

0465KNAPP, H.E.

Practical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 11. Spinal cord injury, Part 1.

Postgraduate Medicine 42:A95-A99. August 1967.

04 66

KNAPP, H.E.Practical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 11. Spinal cord injury, Part 2.

Postgraduate Medicine 42:A111-A116. September 1967.

0467KNAPP, M.E.

Physical medicine andPostgraduate Medicine

0468KNAPP, H.E.


rehabilitation. Lecture 12. Measuring range of motion.

42:A123-A127. October 1967.

rehabilitation. Lecture 13. Rheumatoid arthritis.

42:A99-A104. Uovember 1967.

0469KNAPP, M.E.

The relationship of the staff physician to the Department of Physical Her'icine and

Rehabilitation of a community hospital,

Journal Lancet 87:207-209. 1967.

0470KNAPP, H.E.


04 71

KNAPP, H.E.Physical medicine andPostgraduate Medicine

rehabilitation. Lecture 14. Osteoarthritis.

43:215-217. January 1968.

rehabilitation. Lecture 15. Ankylosing spondylitis.

43:231-233. February 1968.

04 72

KNAPP, H.E.Physical medicine and rehabilitation Lerture 16, Part 1. Orthotics (Bracing).

Postgraduate Medicine 43:241-246. March 1968.

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0473KNAPP, M.E.

Physical medicine andextremity.

Postgraduate Medicine

0474KNAPP, M.E.

Physical medicine andextremity.Postgraduate Medicine

0475KNAPP, M.E.


0476KNAPP, M.E.


rehabilitation. Lecture 16, Part 2. Orthotics: Bracing the lower

43:225-230. April 1968.

rehabilitation. Lecture 16, Part 3. Orthotics: Bracing the upper

43:215-219. June 1968.

rehabilitation. Lecture 17. Massage.44:192-195. July 1968.

rehabilitation. Lecture 18. Keeping the elderly active.44:203-206. August 1968.

0477

KNAPP, M.E.

Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 19. Lower extremity amputations and pros-thetics, Part 1. Surgical considerations.

Postgraduate Medicine 44:259-264. October 1968.

0478

KNAPP, M.E.

Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 19. Lower extremity amputations and pros-thetics, Part 2. Prosthetics.

Postgraduate Medicine 44:259-264. November 1968.

0479

KNAPP, M.E.

Physical medicine and rehIbilitation. Lecture 19. Lower extremity amputations and pros-thetics, Part 3. Training.Postgraduate Medicine 44:170-172. December 1968.

0480KNAPP, M.E.

The contribution of Sister Elizabeth Kenny to the treatment of poliomyelitis (Abridged).Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 50:535-542. 1969.

0481KNAPP, M.E.

The invertebtal disc.Lawyers' Medical Journal 5:225-272. 1969.

0482KNAPP, M.E.


0483KNAPP, M.E.

Physical medicine and

Postgraduate Medicine

rehabilitation. Lecture 20. Upper extremity amputations.45:237-240. February 1969.

rehabilitation. Lecture 21. Exercise, Part 1.45:251-254. March 1969.

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0484KNAPP, M.E.


0485KNAPP, M.E.


0486ANAPP, M.E.


0487KNAPP, M.E.


0488KNAPP, M.E.


0489KNAPP, M.E.


0490KNAPP, M.E.

Physical medicine andin obstetrics.Postgraduate Medicine

0491KNAPP, M.E.

Physical medicine andin pediatrics, Part 1.Postgraduate Medicine

0492KNAPP, M.E.

Physical medicine andin pediatrics, Part 2.Postgraduate Medicir.

0493KNAPP, M.E.


rehabilitation. Lecture 21. Exercise, Part 2.45:255-258. April 1969.

rehabilitation. Lecture 21. Exercise, Part 3.45:261-264. May 1969.

rehabilitation. Lecture 21. Exercise, Part 4.45:249-251. June 1969.

rehabilitation. Lecture 22. Disability evaluation, Part 1.46:184-187. July 1969.

rehabilitation. Lecture 22. Disability evaluation, Part 2.46:201-203. August 1969.

rehabilitation. Lecture 23. Lower motor neuron disease.46:203-207. October 1969.

rehabilitation. Lecture 24. Physical medicine and rehabilitation

46:229-231. November 1969.


46:173-176. December 1969.


47:219-224. January 1970.

rehabilitation. Lecture 26. Cerebral palsy, Part 1.47:229-232. March 1970.

0494KNAPP, M.E.

Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 26. Cerebral palsy, Part 2.Postgraduate Medicine 47:247-252. March 1970.

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0495KNAPP, H.E.

Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 27. Respiratory rehabilitation.

Postgraduate Medicine 47:263-267. May 1970.

0496KNAPP, M.C.

Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 28. Electromyography.

Postgraduate Medicine 47:213-218. June 1970.

0497KNAPP, M.E.

Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 29. Employment of the handicapped.

Postgraduate Medicine 48:191-196. July 1970.

04984NAPP, M.E.

Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 30. Postgraduate education in physical

medicine and rehabilitation in the community hospital.

Postgraduate Medicine 48:209-211. August 1970.

0499

MEN, M.E.Discharge diagnoses and their importance to Blue Cross.

Inquiry 3(1):55-74. 1966.

0500KOSIAK, M.

Decubitus ulcers.In: Krusen, F.H., F.J. Kottke, and P.M. Ellwood, Fels. Handbook of physical medicine

and rehabilitation. pp. 629-635. Philadelphia, W.B. Saunders. 1965.

0501KOSIAK, M.

An effectiv- method of rreventing decubital ulcers.


0502KOSIAK, M., J.R. AURELIUS, AND W.F. HARTFIEL.

Backache in industry.Journal Occupational Medicine 8151-58. 1966.

0503KOTTKE, F.J., W.G. KUBICEK, M.E. OLSON, R.H. HASTINGS, AND K. QUAST.

Five stage test of cardiac performance during occupational ,ctivity.


0504KOTTKE, F.J.

Is serous serious?Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 44:45. 1963.

0505KOTTKE, F.J.

Training of rehabilitation personnel.In: Proceedings Conference on Rehabilitation Concepts, University of Pennsylvania,

Philadelphia, October 17-18, 1962. pp. 103-109. Chicago, American Mutual Insurance

Alliance. 1963.

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0506KOTTKE, F.J., N.G. KUBICEK, M.E. OLSON, AND R.N. HASTINGS_

Studies on the parameters of cardiovascular performance of quadriplegic patients.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 44:635-644. 1963.

050i

KOTTKE, F.J.Contemporary concepts in the teaching of physical medicine and rehabilitation.Journal Medical Education 39:933-945. 1964.

0500

KOTTKE, F.J., AND R.S. BLANtliARD.

Bedrest begets bedrest.Nursing Forum 3:57-72. 1964.

0509KOTTKE, F.J.

Common cardiovascular problems in rehabilitation.In: Krusen, F.H., F.J. Kottke, and P.M. Ellwood, Eds. Handbook of physical medicineand rehabilitation. pp. 666-689. Philadelphia, Saunders. 1965.

0510KOTTKE, F.J.

Deterioration of the bedfast patient: Causes and effects.Public Health Reports 80:437-452. 1965.

0511KOTTKE, F.J.

Head and upper extremity aids.Bulletin Prosthetics Research 10:71-74. 1965. (Part of report on a conference for

wheelchair manufacturers, Bergstrom, D.A., Ed.)

0512KOTTKE, F.J.

Heat in pelvic diseases.In: Licht, S., Ed. Therapeutic heat and cold 2:474-490. New Haven, Conn., E. Licht.

1965.

0513KOTTKE, F.J.

Medical education for comprehensive Medical case.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 46:349-353. 1565.

0514KOTTKE, F.J.

Rehabilitation by specialists.Rehabilitation Record 6:31-33. 1965.

0515KOTTKE, F.J.

Therapeutic exercise.In: Krusen, F H., F.J. Kottke, and P.M. Ellwood, Eds. Handbook of physical medicineand rehabilitation. pp. 365-406. Philadelphia. Saunders. 1965.

0516KOTTKE, F.J.

Training for functional independence.In: Krusen, F.H., F.J. Kottke, and P.M. Ellwood, Eds. Handbcok of physical medicineand rehabilitation. pp. 455-471. Philadelphia, Saunders. 1965.

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0517KOTTKE, F.J.

The effects of limitation of activity upon the human body.Journal American Medical Association 196:825-830. 1966.

0518KOTTKE, F.J.

Recent advances in kinesiology.In: Proceedings International Congress of Physical Medicine 4:12-19. 1966. (ExcerptaMedica International Congress Series no. 107)

0519KOTTKE, F.J.

Review of preceding Sessions.In: Proceedings National Stroke Congress: Rehabilitation, Management, Prevention,Chicago, 1964. pp. 159-161. 1966.

0520KOTTKE, F.J.

The specialist's role in continuing care of the stroke patient.In: Proceedings National Stroke Congress: Rehabilitation, Management, Prevention,

Chicago, 1964. pp. 124-136. 1966.

0521KOTTKE, F.J., D.L. PAULEY, AND R.A. PTAK.

The rationale for prolonged stretching for correction of shortening of connective

tissue.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 47:345-352. 1966.

0522KOTTKE, F.J.

Physical medicine and rehabilitation as a medical speciality.Journal Lancet 87:109-111. 1967.

0523KOTTKE, F.J.

Physiology of balance.Journal Lancet 87:197-202. 1967.

0524KOTTKE, F.J.

Prescription of physical activity during acute stage of cardiac disability.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 48:126-132. 1967.

0525KOTTKE, F.J., AND E.M. ANDERSON.

Preventing deterioration in the bedfast patient.Journal Nurses 30:71-77. 1967.

0526KOTTKE, F.J.

Energy cost of work: Man.In: Altman, P.L., and D.S. Dittmer, Compilers and lids. Metabolism. pp. 353-361.Bethesda, Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology. 1968.

0527KOTTKE, F.J., S. HERSHFIELD, W.G. KUBICEK, M.E. OLSON, C. LILLQUIST, AND L. STRADAL.

Relative effects on the heart by muscular work in the upper and lower extremities.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 49:249-257. 1968.

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0528KOTTKE, F.J., H.V. SKOWLUND, AND N.J. GOLDBERG.

Comparison of the circulation in the hemiplegic and in the uninvolved lower extremityby three different methods.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 49:467-470. 1968.

0529KOTTKE, F.J.

Physiatry: Transmitter or transmutes? Eighteenth John Stanley Coulter memorial lecture.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 50:57-62. 1969.

0530KOTTKE, F.J.

Research training in medical postgraduate programs.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 50:406-408. 1969.

0531KOTTKE, F.J.

Diathermy treatment of acute bronchitis: (Questions and answers).Journal American Medical Association 214:1126. 1970.

0532KOTTKE, F.J.

Modification of athetosis by denervation of the tonic neck reflexes (Abst.).Developmental Medicine Child Neurology 12:236-237. 1970.

0533KOTTKE, F.J.

Rehabilitation after stroke.Canadian Family Physician 16:47-56. 1970.

0534KOTTKE, F.J., AND E. AWAD.

Changes in muscle ultrastructure in diabetes mellitus.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 51:683-687. 1970.

0535KOTTKE, F.J.

Assertions From soap to stroke.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 52:337-338. 1971.

0536KOTTKE, F.J.

Seductive styling--The procrustean bed.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 52:88-89. 1971.

053 7

KOTTKE, F.J.

Success and failure of residency training programs as seen by the specialty board.Bulletin Minnesota Commission Education Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 12:17-21. 1971.

0538KOTTKE, F.J.

Trends identified in the clinical field as a basis for planning of changes in residencyprograms.

Bulletin Minnesota Commission Education Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 12:33-35. 1971.

053 9

KOTTKE, F.J., AND G.H. KOEPKE.Report from the task force on rehabilitation medicine.Bulletin Minnesota Commission Education Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 12:49-51. 1971.

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0540KOVENER, R.R.

Accelerated vs straight line depreciation.Hospital Financial Management 20:8-11. 1966.

0541KOVENER, R.R.

How much is enough.Hospital Financial Management 22:16-17. 1968.

0542KRUSEN, F.H.

Acceptance of rehabilitation: A medical viewpoint.In: Proceedings Conference on Rehabilitation Concepts, University of Pennsylvania,

Philadelphia, October 17-18, 1962. pp._59-64. Chicago, American Mutual Insurance

Alliance. 1963.

0543KUBICEK, W.G., E. KINNEN, AND A. EDIN.

Thoracic cage impedance measurements: Calibration of an impedance pneumograph.

U.S. Air Force. School of Aerospace Medicine. Technical Documentary Report no. SAM-

TDR-63-41. 7 pp. July 1963.

0544KUBICEK, N.G., G.R. SAMPSON, AND M.E. OLSON.

Total osmotic activity of synovial fluid of the major joint cavities of dogs (Abst.).


0545KUBICEK, W.G., AND A.P. THAL.

Diverting renal and adrenal vein blood into liver and renal hypertension in dogs.

American Journal Physiology 205:1275-1278. 1963.

0546KUBICEK, N.G., E. KINNEN, AND A. ERIN.

Calibration of an impedance pneumograph.Journal Applied Physiology 19:557-560. 1964.

0547KUBICEK, W.G., AND R.P. PATTERSON.

An electronic system for cardiac and metabolic evaluation.

Journal Applied Physiology 19:153-156. 1964.

0548KUBICEK, N.G., J.N. KARNEGIS, R.P. PATTERSON, D.A. WITSOE, AND R.H. MATTSON.

Development and evaluation of an impedance cardiac output system.

Aerospace Medicine 37:1208-1212. 1966.

0549KUBICEK, W.G., AND R.P. PATTERSON.

The relationship of the time derivatives of cardiogenic thoracic electrical impedance

change to aortic flow velocity and acceleration (Abst.).


0550KUBICEK, W.G., A.H.L. FROM, R.P. PATTERSON, D.A. WITSOE, A. CASTANEDA, R.C. LILLEHEI, AND

R. ERSEK.Impedance cardiography as a noninvasive means to monitor cardiac function.

Journal Association Advancement Medical Information 4:79-84. 1970.

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0551

KUBICEK, W.G., R.P. PATTERSON, AND D.A. WITSOE.Impedance cardiography as a noninvasive method of monitoring cardiac function and otherparameters of the cardiovascular system.Annals New York Academy Sciences 170:724-732. 1970.

0552LARSON, C., AND P. TOOMEY.

Range of motion exercise: Key to joint mobility.Publication American Rehabilitation Foundation 703. 1968.

0553LARSON, C.W.

Physical therapy assistant training program: St. Mary's Junior College.Physical Therapy 50:1054-1060. 1970.

0554LARSON, D.

Living comfortably with your colostomy.Publication American Rehabilitation Foundation 717. 1968.

0555LARSON, D.

Living comfortably with your ileostomy.Publication American Rehabilitation Foundation 718. 1968.

0556LASSMAN, F.M., Guest editorial.

Volta Review 65:456-457. 1963.

0557LASSMAN, F.M., AND E.S. ENGELBART.

Methodology in digit memory testing of college students.Journal Speech Hearing Research 10:268-276. 1967.

0558LASSMAN, F.M., AND T. DOYLE.

Variability in hearing following changes in biochemical conditions.In: Biochemical mechanisms in hearing and deafness. pp. 115-123. Springfield, Ill.,

C.C. Thomas. 1970.

0559LASSMAN, F.M., AND G. THOMPSON.

Listener preference for selective versus flat amplification for a high frequency hearing

loss population.Journal Speech Hearing Research 13:670-672. 1970.

0560LESLIE, L.

Prematurity as an etiological factor in cerebral dysfunction.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 47:711-714. 1966.

0561LESLIE, L., AND N.E. SILBERBERG.

The team approach in the diagnosis and treatment of children with learning disabilities.

Rehabilitation Literature 29:265-268. 1968.

0562LESLIE, L.R.

A decade of progress.Minnesota Medicine 52:694-696. 1969.

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0563MACTAVISH, C.F., AND J. SUNDEEN.

Assessment of the quality of medical care: An annotated bibliography.Memorandum American Rehabilitation Foundation C-2. 1968.

05 64

MALONEY, F.P.A survey of heritable disorders in Maryland.Maryland State Medical Journal 19:43-50. 1970.

0565MCDANIEL, J.W., AND S.J. CLAYSON.

Social facilitation of a previously learned response in normal, hypoglycemic, andalloxan diabetic rats.Psychonomic Sciences 6:499-500. 1966.

0566MEADOWS, G.

Who will hire truthful epileptics?Postgraduate Medicine 46:128-131. August 1969.

0567MEELHUYSEN, F., ET AL.

A cerebrovascular hemorrhage due to malformation.Minnesota Medicine 49:961-969. 1966.

0568MEELHUYSEN, F., ET AL.

Progressive spastic quadriplegia.Minnesota Medicine 49:1869-1877. 1966.

0569MEELHUYSEN, F.E., D. HALPERN, AND J. QUAST.

Treatment of flexor spasticity of hip by paravertebral lumbar spinal nerve block.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 49:717-722. 1968.

0570MINK, W.D., AND P.F. BRIGGS.

Content and order in the formation of impressions.Perceptual Motor Skills 20:765-770. 1965.

0571MINKAMI, H., AND R.S. ELIOT.

Abnormal Bohr effect: A possible cause of myocardial ischemia.Circulation 32(Suppl. 2):152-153. 1965.

0572MOLLER, J.H., A. NAKIB, R.S. ELIOT, AND J.E. EDWARDS.

Symptomatic congenital aortic stenosis in the first year of life.Journal Pediatrics 69:728-734. 1966.

0573MUNDALE, M.

Posture as it relates to the wheelchair.Bulletin Prosthetics Research 10(3):74-75. 1965.

0574MUNDALE, M.O.

The relationship of intermittent isometric exercise to fatigue of hand grip.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 51:532-539. 1970.

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0575

NELSON, D.A., AND F.M. LASSMAN.

Effects of intersignal interval on the human auditory evoked response.Journal Acoustical Society America 44:1529-1532. 1968.

0576

NELSON, D.A., F.M. LASSMAN, AND R.L. NOEL.The effects of variable interval and fixed interval signal presentation schedules onthe auditory evoked response.

Journal Speech Hearing Research 12:199-209. 1969.

0577OLSEN, A.P., AND J.C. JETERSON.

Language problems after a stroke: A guide to communication.Minneapolis, Kenny Rehabilitation Institute. 1964.

0578

OLSON, M.E.

History of physical medicine at the University of Minnesota from 1945 to 1965.Journal Lancet 87:203-206. 1967.

0579

OLSON, M.E., W.G. KUBICEK, G.R. SAMPSON, P.J. BILKA, AND F.J. KOTTKE.Total osmotic activity values for the synovial fluid 'and arterial plasma of normalhumans, normal dogs, and patients with joint effusions.Arthritis Rheumatism 10:180-186. 1967.

0580OLSON, M.E.

The department from 1945 to 1965 (Section on the history of the Department of PhysicalMedicine and Rehabilitation).

In: Myers, J.A. Masters of medicine: An historical sketch of College of Medical Sciences,Unmersity_of Minnesota, 1888-1966. pp. 783-790. St. Louis, Warren H. Green. 1968.

0581OWENS, M., ET AL.

An inquiry into the concepts of ego identity and identity diffusion.Social Casework 45:63-70. 1964.

0582

PATTERSON, R., W.G. KUBICEK, E. KINNEN, D. WITSOE, AND G. NOREN.Development of an electrical impedance plethysmography system to monitor cardiac output.In: Prooeedings Rocky Mountain Bioengineering Symposium 1:56-73. 1964.

0583PAUL, G.J., AND G.T. ATHELSTAN.

A new approach to the prediction of medical specialization.

American Psychological Association. Experimental Publication System no. 5. 1970.

0584

PETERSON, B.A., M.B. RIECK, AND R.K. HOFF.A test of satiation as a function of adaptation in stuttering.Journal Speech Hearing Research 12:110-117. 1969.

0585POHTILLA, J.F.

Kinesiology of hip extension at selected angles of-pelvifemoral extension.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 50:241-250. 1969.

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0586POOR, J.L.

As others see it - -The social rehabilitation club.


0587POOR, J.L.

Growth and development of attitudes, care, and treatment in Minnesota's mental hospitals.

Minnesota Welfare 17:21-23. 1965.

0588PRICE, H., J.A. TOBIN, M. REISER, ILE. OLSON, W.G. KUBICEK, F.J. KOTTKE, AND J. BOEN.

Renal function in patients with spinal cord injuries.

University Minnesota Medical Bulletin 36:302-304. 1965.

Also in:Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 47:406-411. 1966.

0589RATINOV, G., W.P. BAKER, AND K.F. SWAIMAN.

McArdle's syndrome with previously unreportedelectrocardiographic and serum enzyme

abnormalities: Case studies.Annals Internal Medicine 62:328-335. 1965.

0590ROBERTS, A.R., AND R.V. ERIKSON.

Delay of gratification, Porteus Maze testperformance, and behavioral adjustment in a

delinquent group.Journal Abnormal Psychology 73:449-453. 1968.

0591ROBERTS, A.H.

Self-control procedures in modification of smoking behavior: Replication.

Psychological Reports 24:675-676. 1969.

0592ROBERTS, A.H., S.M. DINSDALE, R.E. MATTHEWS, AND T.M. COLE.

Modifying persistent undesirable behavior in a medical setting.


0593ROBERTS, A.H., AND R.V. ERIKSON.

Measuring impulse control in institutionalized delinquents using Rorschach content and

thought process scales.Journal Abnormal Psychology 74:632-634. 1969.

0594ROSENBERG, P.

Dynamics of change.Minnesota Nursing Accent 41:23-24, 35-38. 1969.

Also in:Kansas Nurse 44. 4 pp. June 1969.

0595ROSENBERG, P.

Students' perceptions and concerns during their first year in medical school.

Journal Medical Education 46:211-218. 1971.

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0596RUTTENSERG, H.D., R.M. STEIDL, L.S. CAREY, AND J.E. EDWARDS.

Glycogen storage disease of the heart: Hemodynamic and angiocardiographic features intwo cases.American Heart Journal 67:469-480. 1964.

0597SCHOENING, H.A.

A radiologic study of the changes of shape of the cervical articular masses with age.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 44:303-307. 1963.

0598SCHOENING, H.A.

Rehabilitation of a deaf paraplegic patient.Rehabilitatior Record 4:19-21. 1963.

0599SCHOENING, H.A.

The paraplegic patient: Long-term care.Minnesota Medicine 47:531-534. 1964.

0600SCHOENING, h.A., AND V.C. HANNAH.

Factors related to cervical spine mobility. Part I.Archives Physical Medicine 45:602-609. 1964.

0601SCHOENING, H.A.

Wheelchair needs for aged persons.Bulletin Prosthetics Research 10(3):75-76. 1965.

0602SCHOENING, H.A., L. ANDEREGG, D. BERGSTROM, M. FONDA, N. STEINKE, AND P. ULRICH.

Numerical scoring of self-care status of patients.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 46:689-697. 1965.

0603SCHOENING, H.A., AND F.J. KOTTKE.

Rehabilitation of the patient with hemiplegia.Current Therapy 1966:558-563. 1966.

0604SILBERBERG, N.E.

Hyperlexia--Specific reading ability in children.Exceptional Children 34:41-42. 1967.

0605SILBERBERG, N.E., AND M.C. SILBERBERG.

The physiological view of reading.Newsletter School Psychologists 1:1-3. 1968.

0606SILBERBERG, N.E., M.C. SILBERBERG, AND I. IVERSEN.

The predictive efficiency of the Gates Reading Readiness Tests.Elementary School Journal 68:213-218. 1968.


The bookless curriculum: An educational alternative.Journal Learning Disabilities 2:302-307. 1969.

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Myths in remedial education.Journal Learning Disabilities 2:209-217. 1969.

0609SILBERBERG, N.E., AND L. FELDT.

Intellectual and perceptual correlates of reading disabilities.Skolepsykologi/Journal of School Psychology 7:67-81. 1970.

0610SILBERBERG, N.E., I. IVERSEN, AND M.C. SILBERBERG.

Sex differences in the knowledge of letter and number names in kindergarten.


0611SKOWLUND, H.V., AND F.J. KOTTKE.

Studies of vascular response of feet of normal subjects to dihydrogenated ergot alka-

loids and tolazoline under controlled conditions.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 44:157-166. 1963.

0612SLETTE, L.H., AND F.J. KOTTKE.

Clamp device for emptying urinal bag.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 43:256-258. 1962.

0613SPEER, D.C., P.F. BRIGGS, AND R. GAVALAS.

Concurrent schedules of social reinforcement and dependency behavior among four-year-

old children.Journal Experimental Child Psychology 8:356-365. 1969.

0614STEINKE, N., AND P. ERICKSON.

Homemaking aids for the disabled.Minneapolis, Kenny Rehabilitation Institute. 1963.

0615STERNS, L.P., R.S. ELIOT, R.L. VARCO, AND J.E. EDWARDS.

Intracavity cardiac neoplasms: A review of fifteen cases.

British Heart Journal 28:75-83. 1966.

0616STONE, L.B.

Provision of rehabilitation in nursing homes.Journal American Geriatric Society 17:576-594. 1969.

0617STRAVINO, V.D.

The nature of pain.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 51:37-44. 1970.

0618STRUVE, J.K., T.M. COLE, P.S. SANDERS, AND T.P. ANDERSON.

Can senior medical students teach freshmen.

New Physician 20:75-79. 1971.

0619STRYKER, R.P.

Trends and problems in nursing.Minnesota Nursing Accent 40:123, 126. 1968.

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0620SUTTON, N.

Diagnostics: Medical management of muscular dystrophy.Minnesota Medicine 50:1449-1452. 1967.

0621SWAIMAN, K.F., AND B. SANDLER.

The use of serum creatine phosph...kinase and other serum enzymes in the diagnosis ofprogressive muscular dystrophy.Journal Pediatrics 63:1116-1119. 1963.

0622

SWAIMAN, K.F., AND E.A. AWAD.Creatine phoephokinase and other serum enzyme activity after controlled exercise.Neurology 14:977-980. 1964.

0623SWAIMAN, K.F., AND J.M. MILSTEIN.

Oxidative decarboxylation of aspartate, alanine, and glycine in developing rabbit brain.Biochimica Biophysica Acta 93:64-70. 1964.

0624SWAIMAN, K.F., J.M. MILSTEN, AND M.M. COHEN.

Interrelationships of glucose, glutamate, and aspartate metabolism in developing rabbit'brain.

Progress drain Research 9:165-169. 1964.

0625SWAIMAN, K.F., AND B. LEMIEUX.

Oxygen uptake and carbon dioxide formation of developing brain in the presence of highlevels of phenylalanine and its derivatives (Abet.).Neurology 15:284. 1965.

0626SWEZEY, R.L.

Exercises with a beach ball for increasing range of motion.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 48:253-257. 1967.

0627SWEZEY, R.L., AND P.J. BILKA.

A demonstration of anti-inflammatory effect of indomethacin.Minnesota Medicine 50:1153-1154. 1967.

0628SWEZEY, R.L., AND R. HALLIN.

Technics for chronic drainage of bladder.


0629

TELLEGEN, A.Direction of measurement: A source of misinterpretation.Psychological Bulletin 63:233-243. 1965.

0630TELLEGEN, A.

The performance of chronic seizure patients on the general aptitude test battery.Journal Clinical Psychology 21:180-184. 1965.

0631TELLEGEN, A., AND P.F. BRIGGS.

Old wine in new skins: Grouping Wechsler subtests into new scales.Journal Consulting Clinical Psychology 31:499-506. 1967.

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0632TELLEGEN, A.

Note on the Tryon effect.American Psychologist 23:585-587. 1968.

0633THOMPSON, C., AND F.M. LASSMAN.

Relationship of auditory distortion test results to speech discrimination through flat

vs selective amplifying systems.Journal Speech Hearing Research 12:594-606. 1969.

0634MONEY, P.

Braces: A primer for nurses.Publication American Rehabilitation Foundation no. 719. 1968.

0635TROEDSSON, B.S.

The use of oscillometry on the lower extremities to diagnose and evaluate occlusive

vascular disease to the aorta and iliac arteries.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 44:651-655. 1963.

0636TROEDSSON, B.S.

Stump arterial circulation and its relationship to the prescription of a prosthesis in

the geriatric patient.Bulletin Prosthetics Research 10:39-52. 1965.

0637VAIL, D.J., R.J. LUCERO, AND J.R. BOEN.

The relationship between socioeconomic variables and major mental illness in the

counties of a midwestern state.Community Mental Health Journal 2:211-212. 1966.

0638WESSMAN, H.C.

Absenteeism, accidents of rehabilitated workers.Rehabilitation Record 6:15-18. 1965.

0639WESSMAN, H.C.

Progress notes.Physical Therapy 45:727-729. 1965.

0640WESSMAN, H.C.

The amputation site in the lower extremity: Regard for the vascular efficiency.


0641WESSMAN, H.C., AND F.J. KOTTKE.

The effect of indirect heating on peripheral blood flow, pulse rate, blood pressure, and

temperature.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 48:567-576. 1967.

0642WIRT, R.D., AND P.F. BRIGGS.

The meaning or delinquency.In: Quay, H.C., Ed. Juvenile delinquency: Research and theory. pp. 1-26. Princeton,

Van Nostrand. 1965.

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0643WITSOE, D.A., AND F.J. KOTTKE.

The origin of cardiogenic changes in thoracic electrical impedance (Abst.i.Federation Proceedings 26:1890. 1967.

0644ZAKI, C.F.

Hepatic ultrastructure changes induced by lithocholic acid.In: Proceedings Annual Meeting Electronaicroscopic Society of America 25:162. Chicago.

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0645ZAKI, G.F., J.B. CAREY, F.W. HOFFBAUER, AND C. NWOKOLO.

Biliary reaction and choledocholithiasis induced in the rat.

Journal Laboratory Clinical Medicine 69:737-748. 1967.

0646ZAKI, C.F., AND F.W. HOFFBAUER.

Experimental choledocholithiasis in the baboon.In: Vagtborg, H., Ed. The baboon in medical research 2:461-466. Austin, University ofTexas Press. 1967.

0647ZAKI, C.F.

Mitochondria' changes in choline- deficient rat myocardium.In: Proceedings Annual Electronalcroscopic So-iety of America 26:112. Baton Rouge,

Claitor's. 1968.

0648ZAKI, C.F., AND L.E. NUM.

Cardiomyopathy in choline -deficient rats (Abet.).


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0649

CORCORAN, P.J., AND W.K. MASS.

Random controls in the clinical study of ischemdc strokes.American Journal Physical Medicine 47:240-246. 1968.

0650

CORCORAN, P.J., R. TAGGART, L.W. BROWN, AND B.C. SIMONS.Hydraulic crutch as a source of internal power for orthotics and prosthetics.Orthotics Prosthetics 22(4):4 -7. 1968.

0651

CORCORAN, P.J., AND G.L. RRENGELMANN.Oxygen uptake in normal and handicapped subjects, in relation to speed of walkingbeside velocity-controlled cart.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 51:78-87. 1970.

0652

DELATEUR, 8.J., J.F. LEHMANN, AND W.E. FORDYCE.A test of the DeLores axiom.


0653DELATEUR, B.J., J.F. LEHMANN, L.C. WIASCHEID, J.A. WOLF, W.E. FOP.DYCE, AND B.C. SIMONS.

Rehabilitation of the patient after hemicorporectony.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 50:11-16. 1969.

0654DELATEUR, B.J.

A new technique'bf motor point block (Abet.).

Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 51:718. 1970.

0655FORDYCE, W.E.

An antidote for testing poisoning. Review of psychological practices with the physicallydisabled.

Journal Contemporary Psychology 7:90-91. 1963.

0656FORDYCE, U.S. ,

Personality characteristics in men with spinal cord injury as related to manner ofonset of disability.


0657FORDYCE, W.E.

Assessment and management.

In: Krusen, F.H., F.J. Kottke, and P.M. Ellwood, Eds. Handbook of physical medicine andrehabilitation. pp. 137-164. Philadelphia, Saunders. 1965.

0658FORDYCE, W.E., AND R.H. JONES.

The efficacy of oral and pantomime instructions for hemiplegic patients.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 47:676-680. 1966.

0659FORDYCE, W.E.

Review of film by C.J. Ross. Techniques of non-verbal psychological testing.Contemporary Psychology 12:279. 1967.

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0660FORDYCE, W.E.

Psychology and rehabilitation.In: Licht, S., Ed. Rehabilitation and medicine. pp. 129-151. New Haven, Cone., E. Licht.

1968.

0661ODIDYCE, W.E., R.S. FOWLER, AND B.J. DELATEUR.

Case histories and shorter COUMUALCitiOn8.Behavior Research Therapy 6:105 - 107.1968.

0662FORDYCE, W.E., R.S. FOWLER, J.F. 1.EHMANN, AND B.J. DELATEUR.

Some implications of learning in problems of chronic pain.

Journal Chronic Diseases 21:179-190. 1968.

0663FORDYCE, W.E., AND B.C. SIMONS.

An automated system for teaching wheelchair pushups.

Public Health Service Reports 63:527-528. 1968.

0664FORDYCE, W.E.

An automisd system for developing a wheelchair pushup habit.

Journal Ame an Medical Association 209:1159. 1969.

0565FORDYCE, W.E.

Behavior control systems to inc ease socialising behavior in the elderly.

Psychological Aspects Disability 16(2):15 -19. 1969.

0666FORDYCE, W.E.

On behavior theory applications in a medical rehabilitation content.

Bulletin, Division 22, American Psychological Association 50(1):11 -16. 1969.

0667FORDYCE, W.E.

Operant conditioning as ft treatment method in management aelected chronic pain

problems.Northwest Medicine 69:15-19. 1970.

0668FORDYCE, W.E., AND B.C. SIMONS.

The pushup trainer: An electronic system for training wheelchair pushup habits.

Active Handicapped. p. 25. 1970.

0669FORDYCE, W.E., P.L. SAND, R.B. TRIESCHNANN, AND R.S. FOWLER.

Behavior systems analyzed.Journal Rehabilitation 37(2):29 -33. 1971.

0670FOWLER, R.S.

A simple non-language test of new learning.


0671FOWLER, R.S., W.E. FORDYCE, AND R. BERNI.

Operant conditioning in chronic illness.

American Journal Nursing 69:1226-1228. 1969.

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0672

HARRIS, F.A.A population study of neurons in nucleus ventralis posterior of cat thalamus (Abst.).Physiologist 8:186. 1965.

0673HARRIS, F.A., S.J. JABBUR, R.W. MORSE, AND A.L. TOWS.

Influence of the cerebral cortex on the cuneate nucleus of the monkey.Nature 208:1215-1216. 1965.

0674HARRIS, F.A.

Neuronal population analysis of evoked single unit activity in nucleus ventralis post-erior of the cat thalamus.Dissertation Abstracts (Ser. B) 28:2107. 1967.

0675HARRIS, F.A., AND H.D. PATTON.

Thalamic distribution and discharge pattern of hair and touch cells in nucleus VPL ofcat


0676HARRIS, F.A.

Bilateral effects of skin stimulation on thalamic neurons.Journal American Physical Therapy Association 48:1217-1232. 1968.

0677HARRIS, F.A.

Regional variations on the temporal patterns ref activity within the thalamic nucleusventralis posterioralis of the cat.Communications Behavioral Biology 1:Serial no. 05661179. 1968.

0678HARRIS, F.A.

Control of gamma efferents through the reticular activating system.American Journal Occupational Therapy 23:397-409. 1969.

0679HARRIS, F.A., AND T.C.L. RUCH.

Comparison of somatosensory thalamic population characteristics in cat under nembutaland chloralose anesthesia (Abst.).Federation Proceedings 28:1108. 1969.

0680HARRIS, F.A.

The brain is a distributed information processor: Computers illustrate processes under-lying spontaneous recovery and rehabilitation through therapy after central nervoussystem damage.American Journal Occupational Therapy 24:284-288. 1970.

0681

HARRIS, F.A.In defense of facilitation techniques.A:chives Physical medicine Rehabilitation 51:438-441. 1970.

C.82HONET, J.C., R.H. JEBSEN, AND E.B. PERRIN.

Variability of nerve conduction velocity determinations in normal persons.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 49:650-654. 1968.

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0683HONET, J.C., D.E. STRANDNESS, Jr., W.C. STOLOV, AND B.C. SIMONS.

Short-leg bracing for intermittent claudication of the calf.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 49:578-585. 1968.

0684SEMEN, R.N.

The clinical value of neuromuscular electrodiagnosis.Journal Iowa Medical Society 53:269-275. 1963.

0685JEBSEN, R.H.

Electrodiagnosis in nerve root syndromes.Northwest Medicine 65:107-111. 1966.

0686JEBSEN, R.H.

Motor conduction velocity in proximal and distal segments of the radial nerve.


0687JEBSEN, R.H.

Motor conduction velocity of the distal radial nerve.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 47:12-16. 1966.

0688JEBSEN, R.H.

Therapeutic exercise in motion problems.Northwest Medicine 65:742-747, 834-838, 952-953. 1966.

0689JEBSEN, R.H., B.C. SIMONS, AND M.E. WEBER.

Modification of wheelchair brake lever.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 47:470. 1966.

0690JEBSEN, R.H.

Motor conduction velocities in the median and ulnar nerves.


0691JEBSEN, R.N.

Use and abuse of ambulation aids.Journal American Medical Association 199:5-10. 1967.

0692JEBSEN, R.H., H. TENCKHOFF, AND J.C. HONET.

Natural history of uremic polyneuropathy and effects of dialysis.

New England Journal Medicine 277:327-333. 1967.

0693JEBSEN, R.N.

Essentials of wheelchair prescription.Northwest Medicine 67:755-758. 1968.

0694JEBSEN, R.H., AND J.C.L. HONET.

Electrodiagnosis of neuromuscular disorders.Northwest Medicine 64:421-428. 1968.

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0695JEBSEN, R.H., B.C. SIMONS, AND P.J. CORCORAN.

Experimental plastic short leg brace.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 49:108-109. 1968.

0696JEBSEN, R.H., AND H. TENCKHOFF.

Comparison of motor and sensory nerve conduction velocity in early uremic polyneuropathy.

Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 50(3):124-126. 1968.

0697JEBSEN, R.H., N. TAYLOR, A.B. TRIESCHMANN, M.J. TROTTER, AND L.A. HOWARD.

An objective and standardized test of hand function.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 50:311-319. 1969.

0698JEBSEN, R.H., P.J. CORCORAN, AND B.C. SIMONS.

Clinical experience with a plastic short leg brace.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 51:114-119. 1970.

0699JEBSEN, R.H., R.B. TRIESCHMANN, M. MIKULIC, R.H. HARTLEY, J.A. MCMILLAN, AND M. SNOOK.

An objective and standardized test of patient mobility.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 51:170-175. 1970.

0700LEHMANN, J.F., G.D. BRUNNER, J.A. MCMILLAN, D.R. SILVERMAN, AND V.C. JOHNSTON.

Modifications of heating patterns produced by microwaves at the frequencies of 2456 and

900 megacycles by physiological factors in the human.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 45:555-563. 1964.

0701LEHMANN, J.F., J.A. MCMILLAN, V.C. JOHNSTON, AND A.W. GUY

Temperature distributions as produced by microwaves iu specimens under therapeutic

conditions.Annals Physical Medicine 7:121-132. 1964.

0702LEHMANN, J.F.

Diathermy.In: Krusen, F.H., F.J. Kottke, and P.M. Ellwood, Eds. Handbook of physical medicine and


0703LEHMANN, J.F.

Ultrasound therapy.In: Licht, S., Ed. Therapeutic heat and cold, 2ad edition. pp. 321-386. New Haven,

Conn., E. Licht. 1965.

0704LEHMANN, J.F., V.C. JOHNSTON, J.A. MCMILLAN, D.R. SILVERMAN, G.D. BRUNNER, AND L.A. RATHBUN.

Comparison of deep heating by microwaves at frequencies 2456 and 900 megacycles.


0705LEHMANN, J.F., D.R. SILVERMAN, AND B.J. DELATEUR.

Selective heating effects of ultrasound in humans.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 47:331-339. 1966.

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0706LEHMANN, J.F., D.R. SILVERMAN, B.A. BAUM, N.L. KIRK, AND V.C. JOHNSTON.

Temperature distributions in the human thigh, produced by infrared, hot pack, and

microwave applications.Archives Physical Medicin Rehabilitation 47:291-299. 1966.

0707LEHMANN, J.F., B.J. DELATEUR, C.G. WARREN, AND J.S. STONEBRIDGE.

Heating joint structures by ultrasound.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 48:662-666. 1967.

0708LEHMANN, J.F., B.J. DELATEUR, C.G. WARREN, AND J.S. STONEBRIDGE.

Heating produC-6i-by ultragbund in bone and soft tissue.


0709LEHMANN, J.F.

Patient care needs as a basis for development of objectives of physical medicine andrehabilitation teaching in undergraduate medical schools.Journal Chronic Diseases 21:3-12. 1968.

0710LEHMANN, J.F.

Rehabilitation medicine.Medical World News 9:163. 1968.

0711LEHMANN, J.F B.J. DELATEUR, C.G. WARREN, AND J.B. STONEBRIDGE.

Heating of joint structures by ultrasound.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 49:28-30. 1968.

0712LEHMANN, J.F., A.W. GUY, B.J. DELATEUR, C.G. WARREN, AND J.D. STONEBRIDGE.

Heatinr patterns produced by shortwave diathermy using helical induction coil appli-

cators.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 49:193-198. 1968.

0713LEHMANN, J.F., B.J. DELATEUR, C.G. WARREN, B.C. SIMONS, AND A.W. GUY.

Biomechanical evaluation of braces for paraplegics.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 50:179-188. 1969.

0714LEHMANN, J.F., B.J. DELATEUR, AND J.B. STONEBRIDGE.

Selective muscle heating by shortwave diathermy with a helical coil.


0715LEHMANN, J.F., B.J. DELATEUR, C.G. WARREN, AND B.C. SIMONS.

Trends in lower extremity bracing.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 51:338-353. 1970.

0716LEHMANN, J.F., A.W. GUY, C.G. WARREN, B.J. DELATEUR, AND J.B. STONEBRIDGE.

Evaluation of a microwave contact applicator.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 51:143-146. 1970.

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0717LEHMANN, J.F., A.J. MASOCK, C.G. WARREN, AND J.N. KOBLANSKI.

Effect of therapeutic temperatures on tendon extensibility.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 51:481-487. 1970.

0718LEHMANN, J.F., C.G. WARREN, B.J. DELATEUR, B.C. SIMONS, AND G.S. KIRKPATRICK.

Biomechanical evaluation of axial loading in ischial weight-bearing braces of various

designs.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 51:331-337. 1970.

0719LEHMANN, J.F., C.G. WARREN, AND B.J. DELATEUR.

A biomechanical evaluation of knee stability in below knee braces.


0720LEHMANN, J.F., C.G. WARREN, AND B.J. DELATEUR.

Functional evaluation of short leg braces (Abst.).Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 51:724. 1970.

0721SAND, P.L., G. LIVINGSTON, AND R. WRIGHT.

Psychological assessment of candidates for Hemodialysis Program.

Annals Internal Medicine 64:602610. 1966.

0722SAND, P.L., W.E. FORDYCE, R.B. TRIESCHMANN, AND R.S. FOWLER.

Behavior modification in the medical rehabilitation setting: Rationale and some appli-

cations.Rehabilitation Research Practice Review 1611:11-24. 1970.

0723SHEVLIN, M.G., J.F. LEHMANN, AND J.A. LUCCI.

Electromyographic study of the function of some muscles crossing the glenohumeral joint.


0724SIMONS, B.C., R.H. JEBSEN, AND L.E. WILMAN.

Plastic short leg brace fabrication.Orthotics Prosthetics 21:215-218. 1967.

0725SIMONS, B.C., J.E. TRAUB, AND J.H. ZETTL.

University of Washington PTB suspension system.Orthopedics Prosthetic Appliance Journal 21:58-60. 1967.

0726SIMONS, B.C., J.F. LEHMANN, N. TAYLOR, AND B.J. DELATEUR.

Prosthetic management of hemicorporectomy.Orthotics Prosthetics 22(2):63-68. 1968.

0727STOLOV, W.C., AND T.G. WEILEPP.

A study of causal factors in the resting length-tension diagram of whole skeletal

muscle (Abst.).Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 44:395-396. 1963.

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0728STOLOV, W.C.

The concept of muscle tone, hypotonia, and hypertonia.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 47:156-168. 1966.


Causal factors in the passive length-tension diagram of normal and denervated skeletalmuscle. IV. The time course of tendon shrinkage in rat gastrocnemius after ankle immo-bilizations (Abst.).Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 47:156-168. 1966.


Passive length-tension relationship of intact muscle, epimysium, and tendon in normaland denervated gastrocnemius of the rat.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 47:612-620. 1966.


Studies on the causal factors in the passive length-tension diagram of normal anddenervated skeletal muscle. III. The relative importance of denervation and reducedmuscle motion secondary to denervation on rest length, extensibility, total collagen,and adhesions (Abst.).Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 46:569. 1966.


The importance of adhesions and total collagen in contracture of denervated muscle(Abst.).

Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 45:358. 1964.

0733STOLOV, W.C., T.G. WEILEPP, AND W.M. RIDDEL.

The effect of denervation on muscle and tendon collagen (Abst.).Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 48:692. 1967.

07 34

STOLOV, W.C.Disability evaluation and physical therapeutics in patients with chronic pains.Northwest Medicine 69:673-678. 1970.

0735STOLOV, W.C.

Progressive ambulation (mobility).Postgraduate Medicine 47:229-235. 1970.

0736STOLOV, W.C., T.G. WEILEPP, AND W.M. RIDDFLL.

Passive length-tension relationship and hydroxyproline content of chronically denervated

skeletal muscle.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 51:517-525. 1970.

0737TAYLOR, N.

Neonatal survival in premature and term infants in Vinh Long Province Hospital.Northwest Medicine 68:135-137. 1969.

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0738TAYLOR, N.

Perinatal mortality in a province hospital in South Vietnam.Military Medicine 134:261-263. 1969.

0739TAYLOR, N.

Clinical diagnosis of the carpal tunnel syndrome.American Family Physician 2:76-80. 1970.

0740TAYLOR, N., R.H. JEBSEN, AND H.A. TENCKHOFF.

Facial nerve conduction latency in chronic renal insufficiency.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 51:259-263. 1970.

0741TRIESCHMANN, R.B.

The relationship of undifferentiated handedness and perceptual development in childrenwith reading problems.Perceptual Motor Skills 27:1123-1134. 1968.

0742TRIESCHMANN, R.B., W.C. STOLOV, AND E.D. MONTGOMERY.

Abnormal gait of conversion reaction curable (Abst.).Modern Medicine 38:120. 1970.

0743TRIESCHMANN, R.B., W.C. STOLOV, AND E.D. MONTGOMERY.

An approach to the treatment of abnormal ambulation resulting from conversion reaction.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 51:198-206. 1970.

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Baylor University

0744ANDERSON, K.J., J.F. LECOCQ, W.H. AKESON, AND P.R. HARRINGTON.

End-point results of processed heterogenous, autogenous, and homogenous bone trans-plants in the human: A histological study.Clinical Orthopaedics Related Research 33:220-236. 1964.

0745

ANDREWS, J.M.Neuromuscular reeducation of the hemiplegic with the aid of the electromyograph.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 45:530-532. 1964.

0746ANDREWS, J.M.

Cervical radiometry.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 47:238-244. 1966.

0747BAER, P.E., AND M.J. FUHRER.

Cognitive processes during differential trace and delayed conditioning of the GSR.

Journal Experimental Psychology 78:81-88. 1968.

0748BAER, P.E., AND M.J. FUHRER.

Cognitive factors in the differential conditioning of the GSR: Use of a reaction

time as the UCS with normals and schizophrenics.Journal Abnormal Psychology 74:544-552. 1969.

0749BAILEY, B.

Radiography in scoliosis.Radiologic Technology 37:137-141. 1965.

0750BEASLEY, W.C.

Quantitative evaluation of fatigability in neuromuscular diseases (Abst.).Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 47:566. 1966.

0751BEASLEY, W.C.

Measurement of effects of spasmolytic medications on various parameters of the

spasticity syndrome (Abst.).Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 48:675. 1967.

0752BLOSE, W.F., C. VALLBONA, AND W.A. SPENCER.

System for processing clinical research data. II. System design.In: Proceedings IBM Medical Symposium 6:463-485..1964.

0753BRECKENRIDGE, C.G., AND W.A. SPENCER.

Rehabilitation medicine--Research and methods.Southern Medical Bulletin 55(1):24-28. 1967.

0754BURK, R.D., J.N. BURROWS, A.E. GRANT, AND L.A. LEAVITT.

An interuniversity program for rehabilitation in regional medical programs.


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07 55CANZONERI, J., L.A. GEDDES, C. VALLBONA, AND R.L. VISCUSI.

A new electronic indirect systolic and diastolic blood pressure measuring system.

In: Southwestern Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (SWIEECO). Record

of Technical Program Papers, IEEE Catalog no. F-72, April 19-21, 1967. pp. 10-6-1

to 10-6-8. New York, IEEE, Inc. 1967.

0756CANZONERI, J., L.A. GEDDES, C. VALLBONA, AND R.L. VISCUSI.

An electronic system for the detection of indirect systolic and diastolic blood

pressure.Biomedical Sciences Instrumentation 4:65-70. 1968.

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CARDUS, D., AND H.E. HOFF.Pulmonary ventilation response to the metabolic action of 2,4-dinitrophenol.

Archives Internationales Pharmacodynamie Therapie 144:563-570. 1963.

0758CARDUS, D., U.C. LUFT, AND B. BECK.

Measurements of total circulating hemoglobin with the carbon monoxide rebreathing

method.Journal Laboratory Clinical Medi-ine 61:944-952. 1963.

0759CARDUS, D., E.M. NUESADA, AND F.B. T.

Studies on the dynamics of theJournal Urology 90:425-433. 1963.

0760CARDUS, D., .M. QUESADA, AND F.B. SCOTT.

Use of an electromagnetic flowmeter for urine flow measurements.


0761CARDUS, D., C. VALLBONA, F.B. VOGT, W.A. SPENCER, H.S. LIPSCOMB, AND K.B. EIK-NES.

Influences of bedrest on plasma levels of 17-hydroxycorticosteroids.


0762CARDUS, D.

Effects of 10 days recumbency or the response to the bicycle ergometer test.


0763CARDUS, D.

Quantitation in biology and medicine.Journal Chronic Diseases 19:319-324. 1966.

0764CARDUS, D., F.B. SCOTT, AND E.M. QUESADA.

Computer processing of data generated in micturition studies (Preliminary report).

Investigative Urology 4:262-266. 1966.

0765CARDUS, D., C. VALLBONA, AND W.A. SPENCER.

Effects of three kinds of artificial respirators on the pulmonary ventilation and

arterial blood of patients with chronic respiratory insufficiency.

Diseases Chest 50:297-306. 1966.

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0766CARDUS, D.

Computer processing of data generated by a bicycle ergometer test.Journal Sports Medicine Physical Fitness 7:155-161. 1967.

0767CARDUS, D.

Establishing a biomathematics program in a medical school

Journal Medical Education 42:1116-1119. 1967.

0768CARDUS, D.

02 alveolar-arterial tension difference after 10 days recumbency in man.


0769CARDUS, D., AND W.A. SPENCER.

Recovery time of heart frequency in healthy men: Its relation to age and physical

condition.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 48:71-77. 1967.

0770CARDUS, D., AND R.K. ZEIGLER.

Heart beat frequency curves. A mathematical model.Computers Biomedical Research 1:508-526. 1968.

07 71

CARDUS, D.Propioceptive stimulus in the regulation of pulmonary ventilation in man.Cardiovascular Research Center Bulletin 8:26-32. 1969.

0772CARDUS, D., W.G. HCTAGGART, AND C.T. YOUNG.

Effect of exercise on determination of total body water by tritium oxide.


0773CEZEAUX, G., J. TELEFORD, G.M. HARRISON, AND A.S. KEATS.

Bronchial lavage in cystic fibrosis, a comparison of agents.Journal American Medical Association 199:15-18. 1967.

0774COOLEY, D.A., R.D. BLOODWELL, G.L. HALLMAN, J.J. NORA, G.M. HARRISON, AND R.D. LEAGMear

Organ transplantation for advanced cardiopulmonary diseases. s'

Annals Thoracic Surgery 8:30-46. 1969.

0775CUZZI, J.R., R.E. HERRON, J.E. HUGG, AND K.R. ROUK.

Calibration of a biostereometric system.it Herron, R.E., Ed. Quantitative imagery in the biomedical sciences. Seminar in Depth.

pp. 139-144. Redondo Beach, Calif., Society of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers.

1971.

0776CUZZI, J., R.E. HERRON, AND M.J. BENDER.

Volumes and surface areas of body parts usig a photogrammetric-minicomputer system.

In: Proceedings Symposium on Close-Range Photogrammetry. pp. 79-88. Champaign-Urbana,

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0777DANNIS, D.C., J.T. SHARP, AND J.H. MARSTON.

Serologic studies of staphylococcal and streptococcal L forms.Annals New York Academy Sciences 174:922-927. 1970.

0778DESMOND, N.M., R.R. FRANKLIN, C. VALLBONA, R.M. HILL, R. PLUMB, H. ARNOLD, AND J. WATTS.

The clinical behavior of the newly born. 1. The term baby.Journal Pediatrics 62:307-325. 1963.

07 79

DICKSON, J.H., T.H. WALTZ, AND R.E. FECHNER.Intraosseous neurilemoma of the third lumbar vertebra.Journal Bone Joint Surgery 53A:349-355. 1971.

0780DOGGETT, R.G., G.M. HARRISON, AND E.S. WALLIS.

Comparison of some properties of Pseudomonas aeruginosa isolated from infections inpersons with and without cystic fibrosis.Journal Bacteriology 87:427-431. 1964.

0781DOGGETT, R.G., G.M. HARRISON, R.N. STILLWELL, AND E.S. WALLIS.

Enzymatic action on the capsular material produced by Pseudomonas aeruginosa of cysticfibrosis origin.Journal Bacteriology 89:476-480. 1965.

0782DOGGETT, R.G., G.M. HARRISON, R.N. STILLWELL, AND E.S. WALLIS.

An atypical Pseudomonas aeruginosa associated with cystic fibrosis of the pancreas.

Journal Pediatrics 68:215-221. 1966.

0783DOGGETT, R.G.

New anti-pseudomonas agent isolated from a marine vibrio.Journal Bacteriology 95:1972-1973. 1968.

ITf, R.G.

Incidence of mucoid Pseudomonas aeruginosa from clinical sources.Applied Microbiology 18:936-937. 1969.

0785DOGGETT, R.G., AND G.M. HARRISON.

Specific secretory antibodies in patients with cystic fibrosis.In: Proceedings American Society of Microbiology 69:87-88. 1969.

0786DOGGETT, R.G., AND G.M. HARRISON.

Antibody response to Pseudomonas aeruginosa as an index of pathogenicity.In: Proceedings International Congress for Microbiology 10:98. August 1970.

0787DOGGETT, R.G., B. BENTINCK, AND G.M. HARmiSON.

Structure and ultrastructure of the labial salivary glands in patients with cystic

fibrosis.Journal Clinical Pathology 24:270-282. 1971.

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0788DOGGETT, R.G., G.M. HARRISON, AND R.E. CARTER.

Mucoid Psoudomonas setruginoss in patients with chronic illnesses.

Lancet 1:236-237. 1971.

0789EMI, C., T. MOTEL, AND G. BRAGG.

The redundant or knotted nerve root: A clue to spondylotic cauda equine radiculopathy.

Journal Neurosurgery 32:252-254. 1970.

0790ENGEN, T.J.

Development toward a controllable orthotic system for restoring useful arm and hand

action.Orthopedic Prosthetic Appliance Journal 17:184-197. 1963.

0791ENGEN, T.J.

Technical advances i4luencing the field of orthotics.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 44:533-536. 1963.

0792ENGEN, T.J.

Development of externally powered upper extremity orthotic systems.

Journal Bone Joint Surgery 478:465-468. 1965.

079 3

ENGEN, T.J.Restoration of fun in upper extremities by external power.

Archives Physical Me ine Rehabilitation 47:182-189. 1965.

0794ENGEN, T.J.

Kinematic studies of normal upper extremity movements to be compared with patients with

powered assistance (Abet.).Archives Physical Hedicine Rehabilitation 47:588-589. 1966.

0795ENGEN, T.J., AND L.F. OTTNAT.

Upper extremity orthotics: A project report.Orthotics Prosthetics 21:112-127. 1967.

0796ENGEN, T.J., AND W.A. SPENCER.

Method of kinematic study of normal upper extremity movements.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 49:9-12. 1968.

0797ENGEN, T.J.

Development of upper extremity orthotics.Orthotics Prosthetics 24(1):12-29, (2):1-31. 1970.

0798ENNEKING, W.F., AND P.R. HARRINGTON.

Pathological changes in scoliosis.Journal Bone Joint Surgery 51A:165-184. 1969.

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0799FENALSON, J.T.

An occupational therapy program for the developmental habilitation of congenital rubella

children.American Journal Occupational Therapy 22:525-529. 1968.

0800FIELDS, W.S., C. RATION, J. WEIBEL. AND R.J. CAMPOS.

Survival following basilar artery occlusion.Archives Neurology 15:463-471. 1966.

0801FIELDS, W.S., AND W.A. SPENCER, Compilers and editors.

Stroke rehabilitation: Basic concepts and research trends. St. Louis, Green. 1967.

171 p.

0802FITE, L.E., R.E. WAINERDI, H.P. YULE, C.M. HARRISON, R.G. DOGGETT, AND G. BICKERS,

Sampling methodology development in a large scale cystic fibrosis screening program

based on automated neutron activation analysis.In: Proceedings International Conference on Modern Trends in Activation Analysis, 1968.

Gaithersburg, Md. 1969.

0803FITE, L.E., R.E. WAINERDI, AND G.M. HARRISON.

Special considerations in the large scale analysis of biomedical samples by automated

nuclear activation methods.In: Proceedings Japan Conference on Radioisotopes 9:524-534. 1969.

0804FUHRER, N.J., AND P.E. BAER.

Differential classical conditioning: Verbalization of stimulus contingencies.

Science 150:1479-1481. 1965.

0805FUHRER, M.J., AND C.C. COWAN.

Influence of active movements, illumination, and sex on estimates of body-part size.


0806FUHRER, N.J.. AND M. KILBEY.

Effect of spinal cord transections on electrodermal activity in man.

Psychophysiology 4:176-186. 1967.

0807

FUHRER, M.J.Electroderaal study of patients with spinal cord injuries.


0808FUHRER, N.J., K.E. WARE, AND R.W. SCOTT.

The nursing attendant's role in a rehabilitation setting: Conceptions and attitudinal

correlatesNursing Research 17:343-348. 1968.

0809FUHRER, N.J. , AND P.R. BAER.

Cognitive processes in differential GSR conditioning: Effects of a masking task.

American Journal Psychology 82:168-180. 1969.

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0810FOHRER, N.J. 4

Phasic responses of the syspathetie nervous system in the quadriplegic patient (Abet.).Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 51:719-720. 1970.

0811PUHRER,

Skin conductance responses mediated by the transacted human spinal cord.Journal Applied Physiology 30:663-669. 1971.

0812GEDDES, L.A., H.E. HOFF, AND W.A. SPENCER.

Monitoring patients in hospitals: An exercise in automation.Slide rule 24:4-7. 1964.

0813GEDDES, L.A., H.E. HOFF, C. VALLBONA, G.M. HARRISON, W.A. SPENCER, AND J. CANZONERI.

Numerical indication of indirect systolic and diastolic blood pressures, heart andrespiratory rates.Anesthesiology 25:861-866. 1964.

0814GEDDES, L.A.

The quantitative measurements of physiological events._Science Teacher 32(3):22 -26. 1965.

0815GEDDES, L.A., H.E. HOFF, AND W.A- SPENCER.

A closed-circuit data broadcast system.Health Sciences TV Bulletin 2(1):1 -2, 4-5. 1965.

0816GEDDES, L.A., R.E. SCHUHMANN, H.E. HOFF, A.G. MOORE, AND J.L. PETERS.

Total maintenance of circulation in the closed-chest animal with ventricular fibrilla-tion.Cardiovascular Research Center Bulletin 6:33-43. 1967.

0817GEDDES, L.A., C. VALLBONA, AND J. CANZONERI.

Monitoring, computer entry, and display of the four vital signs.Biomedical Sciences Instrumentation 3:215-229. 1967.

0818GOTCHER, S.B., J. CARRICK, C. VALLBONA, W.A. SPENCER, F.E. CARTER, AND S. CORNELL.

Daily treatment planning with an on-line shared coriuter system.Methcds Information Medicine 8:200-205. 1969.

0819GUNN, C.C., H.L. DOBSON, J. GRAY, L.A. GEDDES, AND C. VALLBONA.

Studies of pulse wave velocity in potential diabetic subjects.Journal Diabetes 14:489-492. 1965.

0820HARRINGTON, P.R.

Present status of spine instrumentation in scorusis.American Journal Orthopedics 5:228-231. 1963.


Scoliosis in the growing spine.Pediatric Clinics North America 10:225-245. 1963.

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Spinal fusion in the treatment of idiopathic adolescent scoliosis.Journal Tennessee Medical Association 56:470-479. 1963.

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The management of scoliosis by spine instrumentation: An evaluation of more than 200

cases._

Southern Medical Journal 56:1367-1378. 1963.

082 4

HARRINGTON, P.R.Radiography in scoliosis.Missouri Minutes 23(2):3-10. 1)64.


The spine in the handicapped child.American Journal Orthopedics 6:156-164. 1964.


Instrumentation in spine instability other than scoliosis.South African Journal Surgery 5:7-12. 1967.


Instrumentation in structural scoliosis.Modern Trends Orthopaedic;: 5:95-123, 1967.


Nonoperative treatment of scoliosis.

Texas Medicine 64:54-65. 1968.

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HARRINGTON, P.R., AND H.S. TULLOS.Reduction of severe spondylolisthesis in children.Southern Medical Journal 62:1-7. 1969.

0830HERRON, RE.

A biomedical perspective on stereographic anthropometry.Biomedical Sciences Instrumentation 6:53-56. 1969.

0831HERRON, R.E., AND M. FROBISH.

Computer analysis and display of movement patterns.Journal Experimental Child Psychology 8:40-44. 1969.

0832HERRON, R.E.

Stereophotogrammetry in biology and medicine.Photographic Applications Science Technology Medicine 5(19):26-35. 1970.

0833HERRON, R.E.

"The book of nature is written in characters of geometry"--Galileo.In: Proceedings Annual Meeting American Society of Photogrammetry 36:249-255. 1973.

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0834HERRON, R.E., AND J. CUZZI.

A photogrammetric plethysmograph.In: Proceedings Conference on Engineering in Medicine and Biology 23:329. 1970.

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HERRON, CUZZI, M.J. BENDER, AND J.E. RUGG.Stereometric measurement of body and limb volume changes during extended space missions.

A progress report.Bulletin Societe Francaise Photogranmetrie 40:45-50. October 1970.

08 36

HERRON, R.E.Guest editorial on "Quantitative imagery in the biomedical sciences."

S....:iety Photo-optical Instrumentation Engineers 9(3):G6. February-March 1971.

0837HERRON, R.E.

Mapping human movement with the aid of a computer.in: Esser, A.H., Ed. Behavior and environment. The use of space by animals and man.

pp. 115-117. New York, Plenum Press. 1971.

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HERRON, B.E.Prosthesis aid.Photo Methods Industry 14(2):32. 1971.

0839HEBRON, R.E., AND B. SUTTONSMITH, Editors.

Child's play. Collected writings on the biological, psychological, and sociological

aspects of children's play. 386 pp. New York, Wiley. 1971.

0840HOLLINGER, F.B., J.T. SHARP, M.D. LIDSFY, AND W.E. RAWLS,_

Antibodies to viral antigens in systemic lupus erythematosus.

Arthritis Rheumatism 14:1-11. 1971.

0841HUGC, J.E., R.E. HERRON, AND P.R. HARRINGTON.

Idiopathic scoliosis in 2, 3, and 4 dimensions.In: proceedings Symposium on Close-Range Photogrammetry. pp. 211-223. Champaign-Urbana,

Ill., American Society of Photogrammetry. University of Illinois. 1971.

0842JEREMY, R.. R.A. RHODES, J.T. SHARP, AND W.E. RAWLS.

Clinical and laboratory studies of a distinctive type of arthritis observed in New

Guinea.Medical Journal Australia 1:1273-1279. 1969.

0843KITOWSKI, V.J., AND L.A. LEAVITT.

Rehabilitation of a quadruple amputee (Case report).Southzrn Medical Journal 61:912-914. 1968.

0844KITOWSKI, V.J.

Rehabilitation of the patient after cerebrovascular accident.


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0845LEAVITT, L.A.

Bedsores.Southern Medical Journal 56:991-993. 1963.

0846LEAVITT, L.A.

Multidisciplinary approach in rehabilitation.

Quarterly Bulletin Association Medical Rehabilitation Directors Coordinators 5. January

1963.

0847LEAVITT, L.A.

Orthotic .devices of patients with chronic physical handica?s.


0848LEAVITT, L.A., R. OCAMPO, C. VALLBONA, W.A. SPENCER, AND D.M. IDDINGS.

Experience with a medical treatment of spasti, 'ty in patients with upper motor neuron

lesions: A preliminary report.Western Medicine 4:16-21. 190J.

0849LEAVITT, L.A., W.G. RYAN, AND A.L. MUILENBURG.

Conservative management of trophic skin changes in lower extremity amputees.


0850LEAVITT, L.A., AND W.C. BEASLEY.

Clinical application of quantitative methods in the study of spasticity.

Clinical Pharmacology Therapeutics 5:918-941. 1964.

0851LEAVITT, L.A., AND H. WING.

Values of electrodiagnosis in medicine.Southern Medical Journal 55:960-963. 1964.

0852LAKOWSKI, T.Z., AND B.F. SCOTT.

Cutaneous vesicostomy as means of urinary diversion: 3 years experience.

Journal Urology 94:549-555. 1965.

0853LEAVITT, L.A.

Decubit"s ulcers.Hospital Medicine 2:76-85. 1966.

0854LEAVITT, L.A.

The role of clinical conferences in the training of students and residents in physical

medicine and rehabilitation.American Journal Physical Medicine 45:197-199. 1966.

0855LEAVITT, L.A.

Utilization of information from scientificresearch in the practice of physical medi-

cine.In: Proceedings Caribbean Congress of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 1:259-268.

1966.

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0856LEAVITT, L.A., AND M.A. STONER.

Conservative management of the post-traumatic cervical ligamentous sprain.Medical Digest. pp. 74-91. June 1966.

0857LEAVITT, L.A.

Physiatry: Both art and science.Archives Physica Medicine Rehabilitation 48:68-70. 1967.

0858LEAVITT, L.A.

Prosthetics and orthotics devices: Present status, future potential.In: Proceedings October 1966 Conference Research in the Service of Man, Oklahoma City,Oklahoma, 1967. Biomedical knowledge, development, and use. pp. 229-244. Washington,D.C., Government Operatidns Committee of the U.S. Senate. 1967.

0859LEAVITT, L.A., C.R. PETERSON, J. CANZONERI, R. PAZ, AND A.L. MUILENBURG.

Quantitative method to measure the relationship between prosthetic gait and the forcesproduced at the stump-socket interface.American Journal Physical Medicine 49:192-203. 1970.

0860LECOMPTE, W.F., AND B.P. WILLEMS.

Ecological analysis of a hospital: Location dependencies in the behavior of staff and

patients.In: Proceedings Environmental Design Research Association Conference 2:236-245. 1970.

0861LEVY, A.H., R.L. BAKER, AND J.M. CARRICK.

An in-hospital system.Hospital Community Psychiatry 21:7-11. 1970.

0862LIDSKY, M.D., J.T. SHARP, L. COLLINS, AND J. MORELAND.

Characterization of rheuTutoid arthritis by serial x-ray examination of hands and wrists

(Abst.).Arthritis Rheumatism 12:312. 1969.

0863LIEBELT, R.A., AND R.E. HERRON.

Stereometric analysis in the field of anatomy.In: Herron, R.E., Ed. Quantitative imagery in the biomedical sciences. Seminar in Depth.pp. 111-113. Redondo Beach, Calif., Scciety of Photo-Optical Instrumentatthn Engineers.

1971.

0864LISS, D., B. BAKER, A.H. LEVY, AND C. VALLBONA.

Computers and hospitals.Texas Hospitals 23:18-19. 1967.

0865LUFT, U.C., D. CARDUS, T.P.K. LIM, E.C. ANDERSON, AND J.L. HOWARTH.

Physical performance in relation to body size and composition.

Annals New York Academy Sciences 110:795-808. 1963.

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0866MCANDREW, R.G., J.B. SMATHERS, R.E. WAINERDI, G.M. HARRISON, AND R.G. DOGGETT.

Application of neutron activation analysis to the sweat test diagnosis of cystic

fibrosis.Nuclear Applications Technology 8:290-295. 1970.

0867MCCRADY, J.D., C. VALLBONA, AND H.E. HOFF.

The effect of preanesthetic and anesthetic agents on the respiration-heart rate response

of dogs.American Journal Veterinary Research 26:710-716. 1965.

0868MCCRADY, J.D., M.H. HINDS, L.A. GEDDES, AND C. VALLBONA.

Correlated input-output stimulator for experimental physiology.

Journal Applied Physiology 21:1897. 1966.

0869MCCRADY, J.D., C. VALLBONA, AND H.E. HOFF.

Neural origin of the respiratory-heart rate response.Ametican Journal Physiology 211:323-328. 1966.

0870MCTAGGART, W.G., AND D. CARDUS.

An analysis of errors in a technique for the combined use of multiple radioisotopes.

International Journal Applied Radiation Isotopes 20:429-436. 1969.

0871MILSTEAD, J.R., P.E. BAER, AND M.J. FUHRER.

Operant GSR conditioning using a within-S design.

Psychonomic Science 13:215-216. 1968.

0872MITCHELL, M.B., AND W.A. SPENCER.

Physical handicap and disability.Encyclopedia Social Work 1:204-218. 1971.

0873MITTAL, K., R.D. ROSSEN, J.T. SHARP, M.D. LIDSKY, AND W.T. BUTLER.

Lymphocyte cytotox!c antibodies in systemic lupus e'ythematosus

Nature 225:1255. 197C.

0874MOIEL, R.H., E. RASO, AhD T.A. WALTZ.

Central cord syndrome res-sting from congenital narrowness of the cervical spinal canal.

Journal Trauma 10:502-510. 1970.

0875MONTES, L.F., R.E,. CARTER, N. MORELAND, AND R. CEBALLOS.

Case report: generalized cutaneous candidiasis associated with diguse myopathy and

thymona.Journal American Medical Association 204:351-354. 1968.

0876NELSON, P.W., AND P.R. HARRINGTON.

Decisions in scoliosis.Southern Medical Journal 60:894-896. 1967.

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0877NEWSOM, M.J., G.T. KEENAN, J. MADDRY, AND S. AGUILAR.

An occupational therapy training program for the C 5-6 quadriplegic.

American Journal Occupational Therapy 23:126-129. 1969.

0878PARTRIDGE, M.J., AND N.C. HOTT.

Fiscal management.Physical Therapy 50:1172 -1178. 1970.

0879PETERSON, C.R.

The study of primary muscular diseases by quantitative electromyographic methods.

Texas Reports Biology Medicine: 29:927-929. 1964.

0880PETERSON, C.R.

Electrodiagnosis in peripheral nerve lesions.Texas Journal Medicine 61:18-21. 1965.

0881PETERSON, C.R., L.A. LEAVITT, AND R. KENYON.

The application of .imple photographic methods in disorders of motion.Southern Medical Journal 58:470-474. 1965.

0882PETERSON, C.R., AND J.D. PETERS.

Analysis of audio-frequency components of the electromyogram of normal and dystrophic

mice.American Journal Physical Medicine 44:241-250. 1965.

0883PETERSON, C.R., AND R.E. HERRON.

Stereophotogrammetry applied to physical medicine and rehabilitation.


0884QUESADA, E.M., F.B. SCOTT, AND D. CARDUS.

Functional Classification of neurogenic bladder dysfunction.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 49:692-697. 1968.

0885RATHJEN, R., D.G. SIMONS, AND C.A. PETERSON.

Computer analysis of the motor unit action pc'ential duration (Abst.).

Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 48 '8. 1967.

0886RATHJEN, R., C.A. PETERSON, AND D G. SINGINS.

Computer analysis of duration of motor unit potentials.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 49:524-527. 1968.

0887REESE, W.O., P.R. hARRINGTON, AND R.M. FREIRE.

Biomechanics of the scoliotic spine curve (Abst.).In: Proceedings Annual Conference on Engineering in Medicine and Biology, Houston, Texas,

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0888REESE, W.O., P.R. W.RRIWTON, AND R.N. FREIRE.

Structural mec4anics: An etiological factor in idiopathic scoliosis.In: Proceedings Taternational Conference on Medical and Biological Engineering 8:18-23.1969.

uo89RHYNE, V.T., L.A. LEAVITT, C.R. PETERSON, AND J. CANZONERI.

Computer ..aalysis of data obtained from an instrumented prosthetic leg.Computer Programs Biomedicine 1:36-46. 1970.

0890RIGGS, S., AND J.T. SHARP.

Serologic reactions of mycoplasmas.In: Sharp, J.T., Ed. The role of mycoplasmas and L forms of bacteria in disease.Springfield, Ill., C.C. Thomas. 1970.

0891ROSENTHAL, S.H., M.D. LIDSKY, AND J.T. SHARP.

Arthritis with nodules following ankylosing spondylitis.Journal American Medical Association 206:2893-2894. 1968.

0892RUDOLPH, A.J., C. VA. J. NA, AND M.M. DESMOND.

Cardiodynamic stu. as in the newborn. III. Heart rate patterns in infants with idio-pathic respiratory distress syndrome.PediatriCs 36:551-559. 1965:

0893SCOTT, r.B., E.M. QUESADA, AND D. CARDUS.

Studies of the dynamics of micturition: Observations on healthy men.Journal Urology 92:455-463. 1964.

0894SCOTT, F.B., E.M. QUESADA, D. CARDUS, AND T.J. LASKOWSKI.

Electronic bladder stimulation: Dog and human experiments.Investigative Urology 3:231-243. 1965.

0895SCOTT, F.B.

Uroflowmetry in the evaluation of voiding disorders.Medical Records Annals 60:263-265. 1967.

0896SCOTT, F.B., D. CARDUS, E.M. QUESADA, AND T. RILES.

Uroflowmetry before and after prostatectomy.Southern Medical Journal 60:948-952. 1967.

0897SCOTT, F.B., E.M. QUESADA, AND D. CARDUS.

The use of combined Jroflowmetry, cystometry, and electrowvography in evaluation of

neurogenic bladder dysfunction.In: Boyarsky, S., Ed. Neurogenic bladder. pp. 106-114. Baltimore, Williams and Wilkins.

1967.

0898SHARP, J.T.

Arthritis associated with genitourinary tract infection.In: Bennett, J.C., Ed. Vistas in connective tissue diseases. pp. 155-180. Springfield,Ill., C.C. Thomas. 1967.

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SHARP, J.T.

Isolation of L-forms of Bartonella bacilliformis.

In: Proceedings Society Experimental Biology Medicine 128:1072-1075. 1968.

0900

SHARP, J.T., M.D. LIDSKY, AND W.A. RILEY.

studies on gonococcal arthritis and Reiter's syndrome and measurement ofgonococcal and Bedsonia antibodies.Arthritis Rheumatism 11:569-578. 1968.

0901

SHARP, J.T.

Serologic studies on synovial fluid (Abst.).Arthritis Rheumatism 12:332. 1969.

0902SHARP, J.T.

Discussion on the L form session.Annals New York Academy Sciences 179:928-931. 1970.

0903SHARP, J.T.

History and perspective.

In: Sharp, J.T., Ed. The role of mycoplasmas and L forms of bacteria in disease. pp.3-9.Springfield, Ill., C.C. Thomas. 1970.

0904

SHARP, J.T.

Identification, classification, and culitilatiou-at-myoptesmaIn: Sharp, J.T., Ed. The role of mycoplasmas and L forms of bacteria in disease.pp. 10-28. Springfield, Ill., C.C. Thomas. 1970.

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SHARP, J.T.Myomplasmas and arthritis.Arthritis Rheumatism 13:263-271. 1970.

0906,HARP, J.T.

The role of L forms of bacteria in disease.In: Sharp, J.T., Ed. The role of mycoplasmas and L forms of bacteria in disease.pp. 313-323. Springfield, Ill., C.C. Thomas. 1970.

0907

SHARP, J.T.Infectious agents in the arthritides: Current status.Hospital Practice 6:142-151. 1971.

0908SHARP, _.T.

Mycoplasmas (Editorial).Arthritis Rheumatism 14:286. 1971.

0909

SHARP, J.T.Mycoplasmas and bacterial L forms: Clinical considerations.

In: Madoff, S., Ed. Myccplabma and the L forms of bacteria. pp. 85-94. New York, Gordonand Breach. 1971.

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0910SIMONS, D.G., L.A. LEAVITT, AND A.A.G. SINGEL.

Measures of functional disability in hemdplegia (Ab-t.).Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 48:690. 1967.

0911SIMONS, D.G., AND C. VALLBONA.

Electrode experience in clinical biomedical monitoring.Annals New York Academy Sciences 148:279-284. 1968.

0912SIMONS, D.G., AND A. BINGEL.

Quantitative comparison of passive motion and tendon reflex responses in biceps and

triceps brachii muscles in hemiplegic and hemiparetic man.

Stroke 2:58-66. 1971.

0913SIMONS, D.G., AND R. LAMONTE.

An automated system to measure patellar tendon reflex responses in man.

American Journal Physical Medicine 50:72-79. 1971.

0914SINGER, D.B., S.D. GREENBERG, AND G.M. HAR" JON.

Papillomatosis of the lung.Amt:ican Review Respiratory Diseases 94:774-783. 1966.

0915SPENCER, W.A.

Rehabilitation: The road to independence.Rehabilitation Record 4:22-25. 1963.

0916SPENCER, W.A.

Expanded horizons and problems in the management of disability.

Journal American Physical Therapy Association 44:978-985. 1964.

0917SPENCER, W.A., AND C.G. BRECKENRIDGE.

Rehabilitation in an automated society\In: Prodeedings Rehabilitation Symposium of Texas Employers' Insurance Association,

Dallas. pp. 82-86. 1964.

0918SPENCER, W.A., C. VALLBONA, AND L.A. GEDDES.

Requirements and applications of automation in hospital functions.

.ournal Chronic Diseases 17:469-481. 1964.

0919SPENCER, W.A., S.C. WHITE, L.A. GEDDES, AND F.B. VOGT.

The impact of electronics o" medicine. Part 1.Postgraduate Medicine 36:516-523. 1964.

0920SPENCER, ".A., D. CARDUS, AND C., VALLBONA.

Considerations in use of information processing technology in clinical investigations.

In: Symposium on the Analysis of Central Nervous System and Cardiovascular Data Using

Computer Methods, Warhington, D.C., 1964. pp. 237-256. Washington, D.C., National

Aeronautics and Space Administration. 1965. (NASA SP-72)

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0921SPENCER, W.A., AND C. VALLBONA.

Application of computers in clinical practice.Journal American Medical Association 191:121-125. 1965.

0922SPENCER, W.A., C. VALLBONA, AND R.E. CARTER.

Physiologic concepts of immobilization.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 46:89-100. 1965.

0923SPENCER, W.A.

Preface to symposium: Computers in Medicine.Journal Chronic Diseases 19:317-318. 1966.

0924SPENCER, W.A.

Rehabilitation medicine: A model of comprehensive p.tient care.In: Proceedings IBM Medical Symposium 8:3-18. 1967.

0925SPENCER, W.A. , C.G. BRECKENRIDGE, R.E. CARTER, L.A. LEAVITT, S.M. VINEBERG, C. VALLBONA,

AND J. SORES.Self- evaluation: A step toward quality measurement of Rehabilitation Research and

Training Centers (Abst.).Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 48:691. 1967.

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SPENCER, W.A., L.A. LEAVITT, AND V.J. KITOWSKI.Early rehabilitative management of the patient with disabling residuals of cerebro-

__vascular disease.In: Proceedings Latin American Congress of Neurosurgery 12:321-338. 1967.

0927SPENCER, W.A., C. VALLBONA, A.H. LEVY, AND D. CARDUS.

Future of computers in medicine.In: Proceedings Biomedical Enginetrinf. Symposium 7:93. 1967.

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0928SPENCER, W.A.

Changes in methods ,.sd relationships necessary within rehabilitation.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 50:566-580. 1969.

0929SPENCER, W.A., AND D.G. SIMONS.

Biomechanics II. r

In: Brown, J.H.U., and J.F. Dickson, Ens. Future goals of engineering in biology andmedicine. pp. 139146. New York, :.,ondon, Academic Press. 1969.

0930SPENCER, W.A.

A new use for the rehabilitation prucess: Introspection.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 51:187-197. 1970.

09 31

VALLBONA, C.An automated approach to the individual health record.In: Proceedings New England Conference on Health Records Management. Developing health

records as a regional resource. pp. 71-79. Boston, Harvard School of Public Health.

1963.

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0932VALLBONA, C., M.N. DESMOND, A.J. RITOLPH4 L.F. PAP. R.M. HILL, R.R. FRANKLIN, AND

J.B. RUSH.Cardiodynamic studies in the newborn. II. Regulation of the heart rate.Biologic Neonatorum 5:159-199. 1963.

0033VALLBONA, C., W.A. SPENCER, D. CARDUS, AND J.W. DALE.

Control of orthostatic hypotensior. of quadriplegia patients with a pressure suit.


0934VALLBONA, C., AND W.A. CPENCIn.

Management of the chronic sequelae of paralytic disease.Pediatric Clinics North America 10:187-205. 1963.

0935VALLBONA, C., W.F. BLOSE, AND W.A. SPENCER.

System for processing clinical research data. 1. Experience and pialess. .

In: Proceedings IBM Medical Symposium 6:437-464. 1964.

0936

VALLBONA, C.Application of computers for hospital usage.Journal Chronic Diseases 19:461-472. 1965.

0937VALLBONA, C.

Computer analysis of the effects of bedrest on cardiac dynamics.In: Symposium on the Analysis of Central Nervous System and Cardiovascular Data Using

Computer Methods, Washington, D.C., 1964. pp. 313-331. Washington, D.C., National

Aeronautics and Space Administration. 1965. (NASA SP-72)

0938VALLBONA, C.

Social and legal problems of automation in medicine.Linacre Quarteily 32:224-231. 1965.

0939.VALLBONA, C., D. CARDUS, W.A. SPENCER, AND H.E. HOFF.

Patterns of Sinus arrhythmia it patients with lesions of the central nervous system.

American Journal Cardiology 16:379-389. 1965.

0940VALLBONA, C., L.A. GEDDES, G.H. HARRISON, H.E. HOFF, AND W.A. SPENCER.

Physiological monitor: Experience, clinical value, and problems.In: Proceedings National Telemeteriong Conference. pp. 126-129. 1965.

0941VALLBONA, C., J.D. MCCRADY, AND H.E. HOFF.

Neuropharmacological factors influencing the central regulation of the respiratory-

heart rate (RHR).Archives Internationales Pharmacodynamie Therapie 153:256-266. 1965.

0942VALLBONA, C., A.J. RUDOLPH, AND M.N. DESMOND.

Cardiodynamic studies in the newborn. IV. Heart rate patterns in the non-distressed

premature infant.Pediatrics 36:560-564. 1965.

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0943VALLBONA, &AMY, W.S. WOODFIN, J. GILLIAM, AND R.D. CARTER.

Analysis of the OS vector loop in muscular dystrophy.Cardiovascu-ar Research Center Bulletin 5:8-15. 1966.

0944

VALLBONA, C.. H.E. LIPSCOMB, AND R.E. CARTER.Endocrine responses to orthostatic hypotension in quadriplegia.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 47:412-421. 1966.

0945

VALLBONA, C., W.A. SPENCER, W.F. BLOSE, AND L.A. GEDDES.Computers in the management of clinical emergen&ies.International Surgery B.Illetin 45(Sect. 2, nc. 2):11. 1966.

0946VALLBONA, C., W.A. SPENCER, -1. GEDDES, W.F. BLOSE, AND J. CANZONERI.

Experience with on-line moniu:r4os in critical illness.In: Proceedings National Telemetering Conference. pp. 189-1^2. 1966.

0947VALLBONA, C.

Physiological monitoring at the bedside (Abet.).Scope 20:7. 1967.

0948VALLBONA, C.

Preparing medical record data for computer processing.Hospitals 41:113-118. 1967.

0949

VALLBONA, C., AND C.F. HAZELWOOD.Physiologic monitoring of conjoined twins: Objectives and clinical usefulness.In: Conjoined twigs, Birth defects. Original Article Series II1(1):106-140. April 1967.(National Foun'ation, March of IlJmes)

0950VALLBONA, C.

Laboratory data in an integrated information process.In: Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Medizinische Doatntation and Statistik. Automatigierungdes klinischen laboratoriums. pp. 289-299. Stuttgart, Schattauer. 1968. (Supplement 3,Methods of Information in Medicine)

0951

VALLBONA, C., L.A. GEDDES, W.A. SPENCER, AND J. CANZONERI.The clinician's requireme:ts for physiological .monitoring systems.

Biomedical Sciences Instrumentetioa 4:3-6. 1968.

0952VALLBONA, C., W.A. SPENCER, L.A. GEDDES, J. CANZONERI, G.M. HARRISON, AND W.F. BLASE.

Automation at the bedside.In: Geigy, Documents Geigy Series, Automation in Medicine. pp. 2-3. Basel,Switzerland. 1967-1968.

0953VALLBONA, C., W.A. SPENCER, A.B. LEVY, R.L. RAKER, D.M. LISS, AND S.B. POPE.

An on-line computer sy'tem for a rehlailitation hospital.Methods Info7mation Medicire 7:31-39. 1968.

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The usefulness of computers in the management of the chronically ill and disabled.

Southern Medical Bulletin 57:25-28. 1969.

0955VALLBONA, C., P.R. HARRINGTON, G.M. HARRISON, R.N. FREIRE, AND W.O. REESE.

Measurement of long capacity in patients who have scolinsis (Abet.).

Modern Medicine 37:124. 1969.

0956VALLBONA, C., P.R. HARRINGTON, G.M. HARRISON, R.N. FREIRE, AND W.O. REESE.

Pitfalls in the interpretation of pulmonary function studies in scoliotic patients.


09 57

VALLBONA, C., D. IDDINGS, AND R.K. ZEIGLER.Recovery of strength in acute polyneuritia and poliomyelitis.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 50:512-521. 1969.

0958VALLBONA. C., AND W.A. SPENCER.

Rehabilitation research: A fertile field for new technology.Journal Association Advancement Medical Instrumentation 3:145-152. 1969.

0959VALLBONA, C.

Computer usage in future health care systems.In: Anderson, J., and J.M. Forsythe, Eds. Information processing of medical records.

pp. 374-586. Amsterdam, London, North Holland Publishing. 1970.

0960VALLBONA, C., L.F. DIETLEIN, AND W.V. JUDY.

Effect of orbital flight on the duration of the cardiac cycle and of its phases.

Aerospace Medicine 41.529-537. 1970.

0961VALLBONA, C., S.B. GOTCHER, C. LIBMAN, W.A. SPENCER, AND M.C. STUBBS.

Ten year analysis of duration of hospitalization of disabled patients.

Medical Care 8:48-50. 1970.

0962VINEBERG, S.E., AND E.P. WILLEMS.

Observation and analysis of patient behavior in the rehabilitation hospital.


0963VOGT, F.B.

Effect of extremity cuff-tourniquets on tilt table tolerance after water iarersion.


0964VOGT, F.B., AND P.C. JOHNSON.

Study of effect of water immersion on healthy adult male subjects: Plasma volume and

fluid -elect,ol,te changes.Aerospace Aedicine 36:447-451. 1965.

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0965VOGT, F.B.

Effect of complex meas-.14 instrumentation upon the tilt t$,12 response.Aerospace Medicine 38:290-292. 1967.

0966VOGT, F.B.

Plasma volume and tilt table response to water immersion deconditioning experimentsusing extremity cuffs.Aerospace Medicine 38:460. 1967.

0967

VOGT, F.B.Tilt table and plasma volume changes with short term deconditioning experiments.Aerospace Medicine 38:564-568. 1967.

0968

VOGT, F.B., `ND T. HALLEN.Electrocardiogram preprocessing unit.Aerospace Medicine 38:123-126. 1967.

0969VOGT, F.B., AND P. JOHNSON.

Effectiveness of extremity cuffs or leotards in preventing or controlling the cardio-vascular deconditioning of bedrest.Aerospace Medicine 38:702-707. 1967.

0970VOGT, F.B., AND P. JOHNSON.

Plasma volume and extracellular fluid volume change associated with 10 days bedrecumbency.Aerospace Medicine 38:21-25. 1967.

0971WALKER, J.L.C.

Hypothyroidism in2ucid by a transplanted fibrosarComi. in the rat.

Acta Endoirinologica 55:522-536. 1967.

0972WALKER, J.L.C.

Plasma 17-hydroxycorticosteroids in healthy subjects after water immersion of t.ielve

hours duration.Aerospace Medicine 88:459. 1967.

0973WALKER, J.L.C.

A procedure for the measurement of urinary 17- hydroxycorticosteroids, aldosteranee acid-labile conjugate, and free plasma cortisol in patients with chronic illness.

Chronic Chemistry 15:1079-10)3. 1969.

0974WALKER, J.L.C., R.E. CARTER, H.S. LIPSCOMB, AND C. VALLBONA.

Analysis of daily rhythms of adrenal function in men with quadriplegia 'Jae to spinal

cord section.Paraplegia 6:195-207. 1969.

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0975WALKER, J.L.C., R.E. CARTER, H.S. LIPSCOMB, AND C. VALLBONA.

Daily rhythms of electrolytes and aldosterone excretion in men with cervical spinal

cord section.Journal Clinical Endocrinology 29:300-301. 1969.

0976WALKER, J.L.C., R.E. CARTER, C. VALLBONA, AND J.A. WARD.

Relative concentration and daily rhythms of excretion of epinephrine and norepinephrine

in men with a complete section of the spinal cord (Abst.).

Acta EndGcrinologica (Suppl.) 138:137. 1969.

0977WALKER, J.L.C., V.P. COLLINS, AND W.G. MCTAGGART.

Measurement of sympatheticneurohormones in the plasma of race car drivers.


0978WALKER, J.L.C., C. VALLBONA, AND H.S. LIPSCOMB.

Adrenal responses to stress in men with cervical spinal cord section.

In: Program 51st Meeting Endocrine Society, June 27-29, 1969. pp. 88-89. 1969.

0979WALKER, J.L.C., C. VALLBONA, R.E. CARTER, AND H.S. LIPSCOMB.

Resting and stimulated endocrinefunction in human subjects with cervical-spinal cord

transection.Journal Chronic Diseases 24(2/3):193-207. 1971.

0980WEIBEL, J., W.S. FIELDS, AND R.J. CAMPOS.

Aneurysms of the posterior cervicocranial circulation:Clinical and angiographic

considerations.Journal Neurosurgery 26:223-^ .4. 1967.

09 81

WING, H., AND L.A. LEAVITT.Modern techniques of heat therapeutics.

Southern Medical Journal 57:338-342. 1q64.

0982ZUNIGAN, E.N., AND D.G. SIMONS.

Nonlinear relationship between averaged electromyogram potentialand muscle tension in

normal subjects.Archives Physical Medicine

Rehabilitation 50:613-620. 1969.

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ASHWORTH, R.D., W.D. LETBETTER, AND C.J. WULFF.Afferent synaptic activity reduced in an alpha motoneuron by isometric co,,traction of

its own unit (Abst.).Anatomical Record 169:269. 1971.

0984BAILEY, J.A.

Rehabilitation medicine in the poverty setting.In: Proceedings Annual Meeting of Directors, Rehabilitation Research and TrainingCenters. U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Social and Rehabilitation

Service 5:56-59. 1968.

0985BAILEY, J.A., AND M.Z. SKORAPA.

Gynecological and obstetrical problems of the spinal cord injured female.In: Proceedings American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine 46:51. 1969.

0986BASMAJIAN, J.V.

nalysis of gait.Journal Canadian ?hyaiotherapy Association 22:7-10. 1970.

0987BASMAJIAN, J.V.

Re-education of vastus medialis: A misconception.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 51:245-247. 197G.

0988BASMAJIAN, J.V., M. MILNER, AND A.O. QUANBURY.

Surface electrical stimulation of lower limb.' Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 51:540-545. 1970.

0989BASMAJIAN, J.V.

Neuromuscular facilitation techniques.Archives Physical-Medicine Rehabilitation 52:40-42. 1971.

0990BASMAJIAN, J.V., AND G.L. CROSS.

Duration of single motor unit potentials from fine-wire electrodes.


0991BASMAJIAN, J.V., AND J.F. LOVEJOY.

Function of popliteus muscle in man: A multifactorial electromyographic study.

Journal Bone Joint Surgery 53A:557-562. 1971.

0992BIRDSONG, J.H., AND S.B. CHYATTE.

Further medical applications of methods-time-measurement.Methods-Time-Measurement Journal 15(2):19-27. 1970.

0993BIRDSONG, J.H., S.B. CHYATTE, AND J.V. CHURCH.

Task analyses of physical therapy techniques.Journal American Physical Therapy Association 50(7):1032-1040. 1970

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The function of the teres major muscle: An electromyographic study.

Anatomical Record 170:309-310. 1971.

0995BROOME, H., AND J.V. BASMAJIAN.

Surviva of iliopsoas muscle after Sharrard procedure.American Journal Physical Medicine 50:301-302. 1971.

0996CHYATTE, S.B., AND J.H. BIRDSONG.

The assessment of brain damage.Methods-Time-Measurement Journal 23:15-18. 1968.

0997CHYATTE, S.B., AND S.B. SLATER.

An evaluation of the effects of short term training in rehabilitation on second year

medical students.In: Proceedings American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine 46:33. 1969.

0998CHYATTE, S.B., AND E.M. REGENOS.

Joint range and deformity recorded by xerography.Journal American Physical Therapy Association 50(2):190-192. 1970.


The assessment of motor performance in brain injury: A bio-engineering method.


1000CHYATTE, S.B., J.H. BIRDSONG, AND B.A. BERGMAN.

The effects of dantrolene sodium on spasticity and motor performance in hemiplegia.



The use of dantrolene Na in central nervous system disorders.


1002Hr. YSHYN, A.

Electromyographic study of genioglossus, geniohyoid, mylohyoid, and anterior digastric

muscles during deglutition (M.S. thesis). 54pp. Emory University. 1971.

1003PESZCZYNSKI, M.

Rehabilitation of the patient with hemiplegia.

Current Therapy 1968:639-646. 1968.

Also in:L'Evolution Medicale 11:397. 1967.

1004PESZCZYNSKI, M.

Rehabilitation in hemiplegia.

In Licht, S., Ed. Rehabilitation and Medicine. pp. 390-410. New Haven, Conn.,

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1005PESZCZYNSKI, M., AND J.R. DEANDRADE.

Bursitis.Current Diagnosis 3:891-894:-1971.

1006

SLATER, S.Current efforts to apply system evaluations to Research and Training Centers.In: Proceedings Annual Meeting of Directors, Rehabilitation Research and TrainingCenters. U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Social and Rehabilitation

Service 4:14-15. 1967.

1007SLATER, S.B., AND S.B. CHYATTE.

Evaluation of effects on medics' students of an introductory course in rehabilitation.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 51:558-564. 1970.

1008WARNER, H., AND B.W. ROBINSON.

A glucose fuel cell.In: Proceedings International Conference on Medical and Biological Engineering 7:520.

1967.

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1009DEWIS, L.S.

A report of the use of the water bed for the treatment of decubitus ulcers at the New

England Medical Center Hospitals, Rehabilitation Institute.Newton-Wellesley Medical Bulletin 19(1). 1967.

1010DEWIS, L.S., H.I. KAPLAN, \ND H.L. PACHE.

Treatment of decubitus ulcers by the use of the water bed.


1011GERSTMAN, H.L., AND R.P. REDDY,

Auditory sensitization to noise from dental drills.Journal Auditory Research 10:17-22. 1970.

1012GERSTMAN, H.L.

Auditory disorders: Evaluation and management.In: Krusen, F.H., Ed. Handbook of physical medicine and rehabilitation (Edition 2).

Philadelphi. Saunders. 1971.

1013GERSTMAN, H.L., AND S.J. FREEDMAN.

The role of the pinna in speech intelligibility.Journal Communication Disorders 4(1-3). 1971.

1014GIBSON, C.D., AND B.M. KRAMER.

Site of care in medical practice.Medical Care 3:14-17. 1965.

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1015GRANGER, C.V.

Rehabilitation in peripheral nerve disorders.

In Licit, .., Ed. Rehabilitation and medicine. pp. 536-583. New Haven, Conn., E. Licht."`

1968.

1016GRANGER, C.V.

Deformities of the extremities.In: Gellis, S.S., and S.M. Kagan. Current Pediatric Therapy. pp. 609-611. Philadelphia,

Saunders. 1969.

1017GRESHAM, G.E., AND M.D. KELLER.

Hyperaricemia and chronic renal disease.Journal Chronic Diseases 23:755-762. 1971.

1018KRAMER, B.M.

Links and barriers between hospital and community.Community Mental Health Journal 1:69-72. 1965.

1019KRAMER, B.M.

Tenant participation in public housing.Community Mental Health Journal 3:211-215. 1967.

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1020KREIFELDT, J.G.

Signal versus noise characteristics of filtered EMG used as a cocrol source.Institute of Electric and Electronic Engineers Transactions on Bio-Medical Engineering

18:16-22. 1971.

1021

NEW, P.K.M.An analysis of the concept of teamwork.Community Mental Health Journal 4:326-333. 1968.

1022NEW, P.K.M., A.T. RUSCIO, R.P. PRIEST, D. PETRITSI, AND L.A. GEORGE.

The swport structure of heart and stroke patients,Social Science Medicine 2:185-200. 1968.

1023NEW, P.K.M., AND J.T. MAY.

Teaching activities of social scientists in medical and public health schools.

Social Science Medicine 2:447-460. 1968.

1024NEW, P.K.M., M.L. NEW, AND J.T. MAY.

Postgraduate education and career mobility: A case from hospital administration.

Human Organization 28(11-21). 1969.

1025NEW, P.K., A.T. RUSCIO, AND L.A. GEORGE.

Toward an understanding of the rehabilitation system.Rehabilitation Literature 30:130-139. 1969.

1026

STERLING, H.M.Pediatric rehabilitation.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 48:474-479. 1967.

1027

STERLING, H.M.Rehabilitation in cerebral palsy.In: Licht, S., Ed. Rehabilitation and medicine. pp 411-429. New Haven, Conn., E. Licht.

1968.

1028

STERLING, H.M.Disabilities of genetic origin.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 51:291-296. 1970.

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1029ARCHIBALD, K., AND E. GOLDSMITH.

Sphincteric electromyography.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 48(8):387-392. 1967.

1030ARCHIBALD, K.

Cerebral palsy.Encyclopedia Americana 6:201-202. 1968.

1031DECENCIO, D., M. LESHNER, AND B. LESHNER.

Personality characteristics of patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary emphysema.


10 32

DECENCIO, D., M. LESHNER, AND D. VORON.Verticality perception and ambulation in hemiplegia.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 51:105-110. 1970.

1033EHRLICH, G.E.

Cineradiographic demonstration of the rheumatoid arthritis of the cricoarytenoid joint.

Annals Rheumatoid Disease 25:348. 1967.

1034EHRLICH, G.E.

Shakespeare's rheumatology.Annals Rheumatoid.Disease 26:562. 1967.

1035EHRLICH, G.E.

Arthritis Center concept.Journal Albert Einstein Medical Center 16:32-41. 1968.

1036EHRLICH, G.E.

Book review. Feinstein,Medical Tribune. p. 30.

Also in:Hospital Tribune. p. 20

A. Clinical judgement.December 11, 1967.

. January 1, 1968.

1037

EHRLICH, G.E.Familial Mediterranean fever.Clinical Orthopedics 57:51-55. 1968.

1038EHRLICH, G.E.

Inflammatory osteoarthritis.Current Medical Digest 35:433-441. 1968.

1039

EHRLICH, G.E.Solubility of monosodium urate in serum and connective tissue fractions.

Arthritis Rheumatology 11:492. 1968.

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1040EHRLICH, G.E.

Splinting in arthritis.Medical Times 96:485-489. 1968.

1041FINLEY, F.R., AND K.A. CODY.

Locomotive characteristics of urban pedestrians.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 51(7):423-426. 1970.

1042GLASS, D.

Bowel training.Geriatric Nursing 4:16-18. 1968.

1043HABERMAN, J.

The present status of mammary thermography.

Cancer 18:315-321. 1968.

1044HABERMN, J.D., G.E. ERHLICH, AND C. LEVENSON.

Therlography in rheumatic diseases.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 49(4):187-192. 1968.

1045IRELAND, C.

Social work in the health field.Philadelphia Medicine 64:992-997. 1968.

1046KATZ, W.A., H.I. CAPLAN, AND M. RUBENSTEIN.

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1047KUGLER, F., AND N. ALTLAND.

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1049MONSTER, A.W.

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1053SADOUGHI, W., M. LESHNER, H.L. FINE.

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study.Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 52:311-317. 1971.

1054SIMPSON, D.

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1055SNELBECKER, G.

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1056SORIANO, D., AND R. HER1AN.

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1058WIRTA, R.W., D.R. TAYLOR, AND F.R. FINLEY.

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1059ZAFRAN, J., G. ZAYON, AND S. SPECTOR.

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1060ZAFRAN, J., G. ZAYON, AND S. SPECTOR.

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1061ZAYON, G., J. ZAFRAN, AND S. SPECTOR.

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1065ZISLIS, J., AND N. SKVERSKY.

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1066BERMAN, B., AND I.C. MOHLER.

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1068CALATAYUD, J.B.

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1069CALATAYUD, J.B., AND A.G. PRANDONI.

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1070CAIATAYUD, J.B., AND N.M. SILVER.

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1071CALATAYUD, J.B., AND H.M. SILVER.

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1072CLARK, H.W., T.M. BROWN, AND J.S. BAILEY.

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1077NACHNANI, G.H., N.M. CIFELLI, AND J.B. CALATAYUD.

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1085SHWORLES, T.

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SILVER, H.M.Disabled by chronic respiratory disease: Is this the final answer?

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1090SILVER, H.M.

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1096BYNDER, H.

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1168BAKER, G.R., AND P.J. FLANIGAN.

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1169DEVER, R., AND W.I. GARDNER.

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1170FALENDER, C.A., H.L. GARBER, AND R.F., HEBER.

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1173FLANIGAN, P.J.

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1174FLANIGAN, P.J., AND G.R. BAKER, Editors.

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1179FLANIGAN, P.J.

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1182FLANIGAN, P.J., R.F. HEBER, AND G.R. BAKER, Editors.

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1183FLANIGAN, P.J., AND C.J. PETERS.

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1184GARBER, H.L., AND R.F. HEBER.

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1185GARDNER, W.I.

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1198HEBER, R.F., AND h.L. GARBER.

An experiment in the prevention of cultural-familial mental retardation.In: Proceedings 2nd Congress of International Association for the Scientific Study ofMental Deficiency, 1970. pp. 31-35. Warsaw, Polish Medical Publishers. 1971.

1199KAUFMAN, M.E., AND W.I. GARDNER.

Learning set efficiency in mentally retarded children.American Journal Mental Deficiency 73:798-800. 1969.

1200KAUFMAN, M.E., AND W.I. GARDNER.

Transfer of training of learning sets in the mentally retarded: Discrimination reversal.American Journal Mental Deficiency 73:801-803. 1969.

1201REYES, E.V., H.L. GARBER, M.O. THELEN, AND R.F. HEELER.

Developmental differences in language as measured by a sentence repetition test.University of Wisconsin Rehabilitation Research and Training Center in Mental Retar-

dation Series of Studies in Rehabilitation No. 3. 21 pp. 1Q71.

1202STAMM, J., AND W.I. GARDNER.

Effectiveness of normal and retarded peers in influencing judgement on mildly retarded

adolescents.American Journal Mental Deficiency 73:597-603. 1969.

1203THELEN, M.O., H.L. GARBER, R.F. HEBER, AND R. DEVER.

Measuring the differential development of grammatical comprehension.University of Wisconsin Rehabilitation Research and Training Center in Mental Retar-

dation Series of Studies in Rehabilitation No. 5. 20 pp. 1971.

RI-13119

RI-13

University of Arkansas

1204BEDNAR, R.I., LND P.F. ZELHART.

Introduction behavior therapy for rehabilitation worvers.Rehabilitation Research Practice Journal 1(1):39-47. 1968.

1205BEDNAR, R.L.

Group psychotherapy research variables: A state of the union.Discussion Papers 'i(17). University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Research and

Training Center. 1969.

1206BEDNAR, R.L.

Therapeutic relationship of A-I; therapist as perceived by client And therapist.

Discussion Papers 2(23). University of Arkansas, Arkans s Rehabilitation Research and

Training Center. 1969. (ARROC no 508)

1207

BEDNAR, R.L.Training in interpersonal relationships through programmed counseling:. comparison of

methods.Discussion Papers 2(24). University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Research and

Training Center. 1969. (ARRSTC no. 529)

1208BEDNAR,

Treatment effects of programmed small group interactions,Discussion Papers 2(22). 7 pp. University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Research

and Training Center. 1969. (ARRSTC no. S07)

1209BEDNAR, R.L., AND S. WEINBERG.

Ingredients of successful treatment programs for underarhievtrs.Discussion Papers 2(20). University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Research and


1210BEDNAR, R.L., AND S. 1."ANBERG.

Therapist assessment of client pathology and subsequent therapeutic improvement.

Discussion Papers 2(19). 7 pp. University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Research

Nid Training Center. 1969. (ARRLTC no. 504)

1211BEDNAR, R.L., P.t ZELHART, L. GREATHOUSE, AND S. WEINBERG.

Operant conditioning principles in the treatment of learning and behavior problems with

delinquent boys.Journal Counseling Psychology 17(6):492-497. 1970.

1212BERENSON, B.G., AND R.R. CARKHUFF.

The nature, structure, and function of counselor commitmmt.Discussion Papers 1(1). University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Research and

Training Center. 1967. (ARR&TC no. 441)

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1213BERENSON, B.C., DEPALMA, AND R.R. CARIOIUFF.

?lastic and reconstructive surgery as an instance of crises therapy.Discussion Papers 1(7). University of Arkansas. Arkansas Rehabilitation Research and


1214

BERENSON, B.C., K.M. MITChELL, AND J.A. MMAVEC.Level of therapist functioning patient depth of self-exploration and typ: of confronta-

tion.Jojrnal Counseling Psychology 15:136-139. 1968.

12/5

BOZARlai S.D.Research in state vocational rehabilitation agencies.Discussion Papers 1(17). University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Research and

Training Center. 1968. (ARRUC no. 269)

1216

BOZARTH, J.D.Some implications of research in mental ret.rdation for rehabilitation counseling.Rehabilitation Research Practice Review 1(1):81-103. 1968.

1217

BOZARTH, J.D.Biographical characteristics of state rehabilitation counselors.

Discussion FaperE 2(6) 8 pp. University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Research

and training Center. 1969. (ARR&TC no. 477)

1218

BOZARTII, J.D., AND W.C. DALY.Three occupational groups and their percepticns of mental retardates.

Mental netardation 7:10-12. 1969.

1219BOZARTV, J.D., GREEN, G. HUDSON, C.F. LAWLIS, J.W. PELOSI, S.E. RUBIN, AND P.F. ZELHART.

Uniformity and differential rehabilitation practices in the state-federal vocational

rehabilitation program.Discussion. Papers. 12 pp. University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Research andTraining Center. August 1969. (ARIUTC no. 532)

1220BOZARTH, J.D., AND S.E. RUBIN.

Standards for termination of case services depicted by Ecate plans or vocational reha-

bilitation an state vocational rehabilitation agency manuals.Discussion Papers 2(8). University of Arkansa , Arkansas Rehabilitatio!. Research acd

Training Center. 1969. (ARRUC no. 478)

1221

BOZARTH, J.D.Implications of research in counseling for rehabilitation counselors.Rehabilitation Research Practice Review 1(21:1-9. 1970, (ARR&TC no. 544)

1222

BOZARTF, S.D.Rehabilitation of the mentally retarded.Discussioh Papers 2(2..). University of Arkan,,as, Arkansas Rehabilitation Research and

Training Center. 1970. (ARIUTC no. 526-105)

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1223BOZARTH, J.D.

Research in counseling.Rehabilitation Research Practice Journal 1(2):1-9. 1970.

1224

BOZARTH, J.D., AND D.P. GRACE.Objective ratings of therapeutic conditions with university counseling center clients.Discussion Papers 2(18). 7 pp. University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Researchand Training Center. 1970. (ARR&TC no. 502)

1225BOZARTH, J.D., AND R. ROBERTS.

Effectiveness of counselor-trainees with mentally retarded workshop clients.Training School Bulletin 67(2):119-122. 1970.

1226

CARKHUFF, R.R., AND C.B. TRUAX.Lay mental health counseling: The effects of lay group counseling.Journal Consulting Psychology ;./,',26-431. 1965.

1227

CARKHUFF, R.R., AND C.B. TRUAX.Training in counseling and psychotherapy: An evaluation of an integrated didactic and

experiential approach.Journal Consulting Psychology 29(4):333-336. 1965.

1228CARKHUFF, R.R., AND C.B. TRUAX.

Toward explaining success and failure in interpersonal learning experiences.Personnel Guidance Journal 44:723-728. 1966.

1229

CLARDY, F.A., AND C.M. BENNETT.A comparison of letter-grade distributions based on three methods of combining test

scores.Discussion Papers 1(18). University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Research and


1230

CLARDY, F.A., AND E.K. CLARDY.Personality characteristics of arthritics: Review of literature and suggestions for

research.Rehabilitation Research Practice Journal 1(1):23-27. 1968.

1231

COLLINGWOOD, T.R.A further delineation of theteachers.Discussion Papers 3(8). 4 pp.and Training Center. 1971.

integrated didactic experiential training approach for

University of Arkansas, Aikansas Rehabilitation Research,R&TC no. 575)

1232

COLLINGWOOD, T.R.Therapeutic recreation and adapted physical education within rehabilitation. 44 pp.

Fayetteville, Arkansas, University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Research and


121

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1233COLLINGWOOD, T.R.

Toward identification of plus and minus training groups.Discussion Papers 3(9). University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Research and

Training Center. 1'971: (ARR&TC no. 576)

1234COLLINGWOOD, T.R., AND L. WILLETT.

The effects of physical training upon self-concept and body attitude.


and Training Center. 1971. (ARR&TC no. 574)

1235DANFORTH, W.J.

Counselor-client negotiation of the counseling process.Rehabilitation Research Practice Review 1(3):31-37. 1970.

1236DICKENSON, W.A., AND C.B. TRUAX.,

Group counseling with college underachievers.Personnel Guidance Journal 45:243-247. 1966.

1237FERRELL, R., AND J.D. BOZARTH.

Work experience program: Study.Discussion Papers 3(11). 6 pp. University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Research

and Training Center. 1971. (ARR&TC no. 617

1238FISHER, G.H.

New dimensions in rehabilitation counseling.Rehabilitation Research Practice Journal 1(1):1-6. 1968.

1239GLENN, V.L.

The school's contribution to mental health..Discussion Papers 2(9). 15 pp. University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Research

and Training Center. 1969. (ARR &TC no. 444)

1240GLENN, V.L.

Training in interpersonal skills for rehabilitation personnel.

Discussion Papers 3(13). University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Research and


1241GLENN, V.L.

Training in interpersonal skills for school administrators.


and Training Center. 1969.

1242

KRAUFT, C.C.Review of Moses, H.A., and C.H. Patterson. Readings in rehabilitation counseling,

Edition 2. Champaign, Ill., Stipes Publishing Co., 1971.

In Rehabilitation Research Practice Review 2(2):61-62. 1971.

1243KRAUFT, C.C., AND J.D. BOZARTH.

Democratic, authoritarian and laissez-faire leadership with mentally retarded boys.


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1244LAWLIS, G.F.

Chronical unemnloyment: Vocational immaturity?Rehabilitation Research Practice Journal 1(1):61-67. 1968.

1245LAWLIS,

Perception of money as related to employment stability.Discussion Papers 1(21). 6 pp. University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Researchand Training Center. 1968. (ARR&TC no. 351)

1246LAWLIS, G.F.

Current practices in training tape-raters at the Arkansas Rehabilitation Research and

Training Center,Discussion Papers 2(1). 4 pp. University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Researchand Training Center. 1969. (ARR&TC no. 350)

1247

LAWLIS, G.F.Motivational conflict tand employment instability: A research study.Discussion Papers 2(15). 24 pp, University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Researchand Training Center., 1969., (ARR&TC no. 499)

1248LAWLIS, G.F., AND J.D, BOZARTH,

Evaluation of case closures as a criterion of counselor effectiveness.Discussion Papers 2(7). 7 pp. University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation ReseaLchand Training Center. 1969. (ARR&TC no. 447)

1249LAWLIS, G.F., AND E. LU.

A coefficient of agreement: A chi-square solution.Discussion Papers'2(27). 8 pp. University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Research

and Training Center, 1969. (ARR&TC no. 520)

1250LAWLIS, G.F.,

Ratings of interpersonal skills: Empathy, warmth, and genuineness.Discussion Papers 3(7). 14 pp. University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Research


1251LAWLIS, G.F.

Vocational counseling: A therapeutic encounter.Rehabilitation Research Practice Review 1(2):25-39. 1970. (ARR&TC no. 546)

1252LAWLIS, G.F., AND S.E. RUBIN.

The alcoholic personality: A research in differential personality patterns.Discussion Papers 3(4). 26 pp. University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Researchand Training Center. 1970. (ARk&TC no. 564)

1253LAWLIS, G.F., AND S.E. RUBIN.

The alcoholic personality: Myth or reality.Discussion Papers 2(25). University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Research and


123

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1254LAWLIS, G.F., AND J.D. BOZARTH.

A factor analytic study of observable client variables in the rehabilitation process.

Rehabilitation Research Practice Review 2(3):39-44. 1971.

1255LESLIE, G.R., AND C.B. TRUAX.

Central-facilitative conditions in rehabilitation cnunseling Research findings and

clinical meaning.Discussion Papers 1(2). University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Research and

Training Center. 1968. (ARRSTC no. 262)

1256MARTIN, D.G., AND G.M. GAZDA.

A method of self-evaluation for counselor education.

Disc,lsion Papers 1(19). 14 pp. University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Research


1257MCCARROLL, J.E., K.M. MITCHELL, R.J. CARPENTER, AND J.P, ANDERSON.

Analysis of three stimulation-seeking scales,

Psychological Reports 21:853-856, 1967,

1258MCCORMICK, A.G., AND C.B. TRUAX.

Training and use of nurses and subprofessional personnel in counseling.



1259MITCHELL, K.M.

Normative data on stimulus seeking behavior.

Psychological Reports 21:853-856. 1967.

1260MITCHELL, K.M.

The Rosenzweig Picture-FrustrationStudy as a measure of reaction to personal evaluation.

Journal Projective Techniques Personality Assessment 31:65-68. 1967.

Also:Discussion Papers 1(3). University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Research and


1261MITCHELL, K.M.

The relationship between social class and schizophrenia.

Rehabilitation Research Practice Journal 1(1):29-35. 1968.

1262MITCHELL, K.M., AND B.P. KARON.

A scale for the measurement of pathogenesis in mcthers of schizophrenic children.

Discussion Papers 1(6)., University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Research and


1263MITCHELL, K.M.

Beyond the core conditions: Immediacy and confrontation



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MITCHELL, K.M.An ecological orientation to the helping process.Rehabilitation Research Practice Review 1(3):9-17. 1970.

1265MITCHELL, K.M., AND T.M. NAMEMEK.

A comparison of therapist and client social class.Professional Psychology 1:225-230. 1970.

1266MITCHELL, K.M., S.E. RUBIN, J.D. BOZARTH, AND T. WYRICK.

Effects of short-term training on residence hall assistants.Counselor Education Supervision 10:310-318. 1970.

1267MOBLEY, M., F.A. CLARDY, AND E.K. CLARDY.

Arthritis: An annotated classified bibliography.Discussion Papers 2(4). University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Research andTraining Center. 1968. (ARR&TC no. 414)

1268MOSES, B.A., S.E. RUBIN, AND J. TURNER.

Relationship of attitudes toward the disabled with demographic information and person-ality measures.Discussion Papers 3(5). 9 pp. University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Researchand Training Center. 1971. (ARR &TC no. 586)

1269PLUMMER, J.M., Editor.

Focus on poverty, 21 pp. Fayetteville, Arkansas, University of Arkansas RehabilitationResearch and Training Center. 1970. (ARR&TC no. 576)

1270PLUMMER, J.M.

Drug addiction: A resource paper for rehabilitation.Discussion Papers 3(9). 29 pp. University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Research

and Training Center. 1971. (ARR &TC no. 592)

1271PLUMMER, J.M., Editor,

Workshop on the Work Study Experience Program, Hot Springs, Arkansas, April 14-15, 1971.55 pp. Fayetteville, Arkansas, University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Research


1272RUBIN, S.E.

Elaboration on phase III of the effective vocational rehabilitation differential agencypractice and client outcome project.Discussion Papers 2(10), 4 pp. University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Researchand Training Center. 1969. (ARR&TC no. 446)

1273RUBIN, S.E., AND J.D. , BOZARTH.

Some considerations for rehabilitation cf the ghetto heroin addict:


1274RUBIN, S.E., AND G.F. LAWLIS.

A model for differential treatment for alcoholics.%Rehabilitation Research Practice Review 1(2):53-59. 1970.

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1275SCHULDT, W.J., AND C.B. TRUAX.

Client awareness of adjustment in self-and ideal-self-concepts.

Journal Counseling Psychology 15(2):158-159. 1968.

1276SEVERY, L.J.

A review of social learning theories and exposure to delinquency.


1277SEVERY, L.J.

Levels of research in experimental social innovation.Rehabilitation Research Practice Review 2(2):47-50. 1971.

1278SHAPIRO, J.G.

Perception of therapeutic conditions from different vantage points.

Journal Counseling Psychology 15(4):346-350. 1968.

12 79

SHAPIRO, J.G.Relationships between visual and auditory cw.s of therapeutic effectiveness.


1280SHAPIRO, J.G.

Relationships between expert and neophyte ratings of therapeutic conditions..

Journal Consulting Clinical Psychology 32:87-89. 1968.

1281SHAPIRO, J.G.

Responsivity to facial and linguistic cues.

Journal Communication 18(1):11-17. 1968.

1282SHAPIRO, J.G., C.P. FOSTER, AND T. POWELL.

Facial and bodily cues of genuineness, empathy, and warmth.


1283SHAPIRO, J.G., J.E. MCCARROLL, AND H. FINE.

Perceived therapeutic conditions and disclosure to significant others.



1284SHAPIRO, J.G., AND T. VOOG.

Effect of the inherently helpful person on student academic achievement.

Journal Counseling Psychology 16:505-509. 1969.

1285STEWL:.T, L.G., Editor.

Deaf people in Arkansas in the seventies: A report of the Arkansas statewide conference

on coordinating education and rehabilitation services for the deaf. 48 pp. Hot Springs,

Arkansas, University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Research and Training Center.

1970.

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1286STEWART, L.G.

Toward more effective rehabilitation services for the severely handicapped deaf client.Hot Springs, Arkansas, University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Research andTraining Center., 1971. (ARR &TC no. 583),

1287

THURMAN, D.G.The development of a community alcohol rehabilitation unit.Rehabilitation Research Practice Review 2(1):41-59, 1970.

1288TRUAX, C.B., F.S. MURRAY.

The effect of manifest anxiety upon the travel and manipulation components of human

motion:Psychological Record 15(4):561-565. 1965.

1289TRUAX, C.B.

Counseling and psychotherapy: Process and outcome: Final report, Vocational Rehabili-tation Administration Research and Demonstration Grant No. 906-P. 194 pp. Fayetteville,Arkansas, University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Research and Training Center.

1966.

1290TRUAX, C.B.

Influence of patient statements on judgements of therapist statements during psycho-

therapy.Journal Clinical Psychology 22:335-337. 1966.

1291TRUAX, C.B.

Some implications of behavior therapy for psychotherapy.Journal Counseling Psychology 13(2):160-170. 1966.

1292

TRUAX, C.B.Therapist empathy, warmth and genuineness and patient personality change in grouppsychotherapy: A ccmparison between interaction unit measures, LA-ne sample measures,

patient perception measures.Journal Clinical Psychology 22:225-229. 1966.

1293TRUAX, C.B., G.H. FISHER, G.R. LESLIE, F.W. SMITH, K.M. MITCHELL, J.G. SHAPIRO, AND

A.G. MCCORMICK.Empathy, warmth, and genuineness.Rehabilitation Record 7(5):10-11. 1966.

1294TRUAX, C.B., D.G. WARGO, R.R. CARKHUFF, KODMAN, AND E.A. MOLES.

Changes in self-concepts during group psychotherapy as a function of alternate sessionsand vicarious therapy pretraining in institutionalized mental patients and juveniledelinquents.Journal Consulting Psychology 30(4):309-314. 1966.

1295TRUAX, C.B., D.G. WARGO, AND L.D. SILBER.

Effects of group psychotherapy with high accurate empathy and nonpossessive warmth

upon female institutionalized delinquents.Journal Abnormal Psychology 71(4):267-274. 1966.

127

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1296TRUAX, C.B., AND D.G. WARGO.

Psychotherapeutic encounters that change behavior: For better or for worse.

American Journal Psychotherapy 20:499-520. 1966.

1297TRUAX, C.B., D.G. WARGO, J.D. FRANK, S.D. IMBER, C.C. BATTLE, R. HOEHN-SARIC, E.H. NASH,

AND A.R. STONE.The therapist's contribution to accurate empathy, non-possessive warmth, and genuineness

in psychotherapy.Journal Clinical Psychology 22(3):331-334. 1966.

1298TRUAX, C.B., D.G. WARGO, J.D. FRANK, S.D. IMBER, C.C. BATTLE, R. HOEHN-SARIC, E.H. NASi,

AND A.R. STONE.Therapist empathy, genuineness, and warmth and patient therapeutic outcome.

Journal Consulting Psychology 30(5):395-401. 1966.

1299TRUAX, C.B.

Research findings: Translations and premature translations into practice.

International Journal Psychiatry 3(3):158-160. 1967.

1300TRUAX, C.B.

Semantic myopia.Psychiatry Social Science Review 1(11):12-13. 1967.

1301

TRUAX, C.B.The training of nonprofessional personnel in therapeutic interpersonal relationships.

American Journal Public Health 57(10):1778-1791. 1967.

1302TRUAX, C.B., AND R.R. CARKHUFF.

Toward effective counseling and psychotherapy: Training and practice. 416 pp. Chicago,

Aldine Publishing Co. 1967.

1303TRUAX, C.B.

Efficient psychotherapy: A guide or only a goal? Book review of Phillips, E.L., and

D.N. Wiener. Short-term psychotherapy and structured behavior change. 1966.

Contemporary Psychology 13:361-362. 1968.

1304

TRUAX, C.B.Symposium evaluations and recommendations.Journal Research Development Education 1:45-56. 1968.

1305TRUAX, C.B.

The use of trained practical counselors or therapists and the evolving understanding of

counseling and psychotherapy.Discussion Papers 1(12). University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Research and


1306TRUAX, C.B.

Therapeutic affect.International Journal Psychiatry 5(5):410-412. 1968.

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1307

TRUAX, C.B.Therapist interpersonal reinforcement of client self-exploration and therapeutic outcome

in group psychotherapy.Journal Counseling Psychology 15:225-231. 1968.

1308TRUAX, C.B., H. FINE, J.A. MORAVEC, AND W. MILLIS.

Effects of therapist persuasive potency in individual psychotherapy.Journal Clinical Psychology 24(3):359-362. 1968.

1309TRUAX, C.B., W.J. SCHULDT, AND D.G. WARGO.

Self-ideal concept congruence and improvement in group psychotherapy.Journal Consulting Clinical Psychology 32:47-53. 1968.

1310TRUAX, C.B., J.G. SHAPIRO, AND D.G. WARGO.

The effects of alternate sessions and vicarious therapy pretraining on group psycho-

therapy.International Journal Group Psychotherapy 18(2):186-198. 1968.

1311TRUAX, C.B., AND D.G. WARG

Antecedents to outcomeEffects of therapeuticvicarious therapy pretrDiscussion Papers 1(14)Training Center. 1968.

O.

in group counseling with institutionalized juvenile delinquents:

conditions, patient self-exploration, alternate sessions, and

aining.

. University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Research and

(ARR&TC no. 264)


Antecedents to outcome in group psychotherapy with outpatients: Effects of therapeutic

conditions, vicarious therapy pretraining, alternate sessions, and patient self-explora-

tion.Discussion Papers 1(15). University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Research and



Effects of therapeutic conditions, alternate sessions, vicarious therapy pretraining,

and patient self-exploration on hospitalized mental patients during group therapy.


Training Center. 1968. (ARAM no. 265)

1314TRUAX, C.B.

Differential agency practices and client outcomes.Discussion Papers 2(5). 18 pp. University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Research

and Training Center. 1969. (ARRAN no. 448)

1315TRUAX, C.B.

Self-disclosure, genuineness, and the interpersonal relationship.Discussion Papers 2(2). 4 pp. University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Research


129

130

1316TRUAX, C.B., J.D. BOZARTH, F.A. CLARDY, AND S.E. RUBIN.

Effective vocational rehabilitation:Differential agency practices and client outcome.



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1317WARGO, D.C., AND V.C. MEEK.

Concept identification performance as a function of experimenter warmth in educable

mental retardates and normal rehabilitation clients.


and Training Center. 1969. (ARR&TC no. 524-104)

1318WARGO, D.C., AND V.C. MEEK.

The relationship inventorystudents.Discussion Papers 2(29). 8


as a measure of milieu perception in rehabilitation center

pp. University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Research

(ARR&TC no. 529)

1319ZELHART, F.F., J.M. PLUMMER, Editors.

Institute on research with volunteers in juvenile delinquency. 61 pp. Fayetteville,

Arkansas, University of Arkansas, Arkansas Rehabilitation Research and Training Center.

1971. (ARR6TC no. 584)

1320ZELHART, P.F.

Considerations for working with the "hard-core" unemployment in a rehabilitation setting.

Rehabilitation Research Practice Journal 1(1):49-59. 1968.

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University of Pittsburgh

1321BLOOM, J., AND E. FREEMAN.

Summer work-study program for disadvantaged youth.Monograph 4(14). 22 pp. University of Pittsburgh, Research and Training Center in Voca-

tional Rehabilitation. 1968.

1322BLOOM, J., E. MATCH, AND M.A. ROWE.

Followup study integ-ation of the visually limited into a comprehensive rehabilitation

center.Monograph 4(13). 11 pp. University of Pittsburgh, Research and Training Center in Voca-


1323BORG, G., AND E. FREEMAN.

A study of physical performance and perceived exertion.Monograph 4(6). 25 pp. University of Pittsburgh, Research and Training Center in Voca-


1324CZERWIONKA, J., AND J.W. BIRCH, Editors.

Assessment and the socially handicapped.Monograph 1(1). 30 pp. University of Pittsburgh, Research and Training Center in Voca-



Abstracts of articles on assessment and the socially handicapped.Monograph 1(2). 37 pp. University of Pittsburgh, Research and Training Center in Voca-



Assessment and the socially handicapped.Monograph 1(3). University of Pittsburgh, Research and Training Center in Vocational

Rehabilitation, 1970.


Abstract of articles on assessment and the socially handicapped.Monograph 2(1), 37 pp. University of 7ittsburgh, Research and Training Center in Voca-

tional Rehabilitation., 1971.

1328GUST, T.

Concerns of parents of handicapped college students.Exceptional Children 34:275-277. 1967.

1329GUST, T.

Support personnel vs the counselor.Counselor Education Supervision 7(2):152-154. 1968.

132 RT-14

1330GUST, T.,, P. GALANT, AND E. SHANEEN.

Communication for the handicapped in college: An annotated list of references and aids.Monograph 3(5). 13 pp. University of Pittsburgh, Research and Training Center in Voca-


1331GUST, T., AND J.F, MCGOWAN.

Preparing higher education facilities for handicapped students. Final report RD-629.Columbia, Missouri, University of Missouri. 1968.

1332MATCH, E.

Recent advances in medical and related technology affecting vocational rehabilitation

potential.Monograph 3(7). 62 pp. University of Pittsburgh, Research and Training Center in Voca-tional Rehabilitation. 1967.

1333MATCH, E., Compiler.

Bibliography of vocational rehabilitation with emphasis on work evaluation. 106 pp.Johnstown, Pennsylvania, University of Pittsburgh, Research and Training Center in

Vocational Rehabilitation. 1968.

1334HATCH, E.

The development of basic self-instructional "ita" reading materials.Monograph 4(7). 51 pp. University of Pittsburgh, Research and Training Center in Voca-


1335MATCH, E., T. GUST, AND M.A. ROWE.

Development of programmed materials for retail sales training.Monograph 4(8). 95 pp. University of Pittsburgh, Research and Training Center in Voca-tional Rehabilitation. 1969.

1336MATCH, E., AND A.W. MILLER.

Two Pennsylvania driver safety education programs for the physically and mentally disa-

bled.Monograph 4(5). 9 pp. University of Pittsburgh, Research and Training Center in Voca-tional Rehabilitation. 1969.

1337MATCH, E., AND M.A. ROWE.

A comparison of certain characteristics of mentally retarded trainees in a rehabilita-tion center as they relate to success or failure in vocational training programs.Monograph 4(9). 41 pp. University of Pittsburgh, Research and Training Center in Voca-


1338MATCH, E., J. ZEPKA, AND J. BLOOM.

REAP, rehabilitation, education, advancement, and placement: A program in adult basic

education.Monograph 4(12). 72 pp. University of Pittsburgh, Research and Training Center in Voca-tional Rehabilitation. 1969.

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1339MITCHELL, J.D., AND K. MERMAN.

A comparison of physical medicine departments in vocational vs physical restoration

oriented centers.Monograph 3(2). 25 pp. University of Pittsburgh, Research and Training Center in Voca-

tional Rehabilitation 1967.

1340RAMSEY, D.A., AND T.L. DRUMMOND, Compilers.

Annotated bibliography of selected readings in psychiatric rehabilitation for rehabili-

tation counselors.Monograph 3(12). 40 pp. University of Pittsburgh, Research and Training Center in Voca-

tional Rehabil4tation. 968.

1341

SANKOVSKY, R.Predicting successful and unsucT.essful rehabilitation outcomes: A review of the liter-

ature.Monograph 4(2). 30 pp. University of Pittsburgh, Research and Training Center in Voca-


1342SANKOVSKY, R.

Identifying the program dropout at a comprehensive rehabilitation facility.

Monograph 4(3). 12 pp. University of Pittsburgh, Research and Training Center in Voca-


1343SANKOVSKY, R

Rehabilitation rounseior training programs and the vocational assessment process,



1344SANKOVSKY, R.

State of the art in vocational evaluation: Report of a national survey.



1345WENDLAND, L.V., Editor.

Psychiatric rehabilitation in the 70's, alcoholism and drug abuse: A fresh approach.

Training Manual. 46 pp. University of Pittsburgh, Research and Training Center in Vot.-


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University of West Virginia

1346MACDONALD, A.P., JR., AND J. HALL.

Perception of disability by the nondisabled.Journal Consulting Clinical Psychology 33:654-660. 1969.

1347

MACDONALD, A.P., JR.A revised scale for ambiguity tolerance: Reliability and validity.Psychological Reports 26:791-798. 1970.

1348

MACDONALD, A.P., JR.Internal-external locus of control and the practice of birth control.Psychological Reports 27:206. 1970.

135

1349MACDONALD, A.P., JR.

Abstract supplement to locus of control bibiiography. 20 pp. American Scientific Infor-mation Service, National Auxillary Publication Service 01245. 1971.


Attitudes toward the poor that militate against effective upgrading.Rehabilitation Literature 32(1):2-5. 1971.


Internal-external locus of control: A promising rehabilitation variable.Journal Counseling Psychology 18(2):111-116. 1971.

1352MACDONALD, A.P., 'R., AND J. HALL.

Iuternal-ex*tm tl locus of contrcl and perdeptinn of disab4qty.Journal Cons' 1 ing Clinical Psychology 36:338-343. 1971.

1353MORIARTY, J.B.

Cognitive functioning of schizophrenics as affected by aggressive stimuli subliminally

and supraliminally presented.In: Proceedings American Psychological Association 76th Annual Convention 3:503-504.

1968.

1354MORIARTY, J.B.

Followup study of clients enrolled in the training services grant program.Monograph 4. 20 pp. West Virginia University, Regional Research and Training Center.

1969.

1355MORIARTY, J.B.

Toward an empirical definition of client evaluation.Monograph 1. 19 pp. West Virginia University, Regional Research and Training Center.

1969.

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1356THROOP, W.F., AND A.P. MACDONALD, JR.

Internal-external locus of control: A bibliography.Psychological Reports 28:175-190. 1971.

1357

TSENG, M.S.Adolescents' vocational behaviors in relation to motivations, self-concepts, and parental

backgrounds: A factor analytic study.,In: Proceedings West Virginia Academy of Science 41:223. 1969.

1358TSENG, M.S.

Client-evaluation: Psychometric attributes and instructor's ratings as predictors of

training outcomes in vocational rehabilitation.Monograph 5. 108 pp. West Virginia University, Regional Research and Training Center.

1970.

1359TSENG, M.S.

Locus of control as a determinant of job proficiency, employability, and training satis-

faction of vocational rehabilitation clients.Journal Counseling Psychology 17:487-491. 1970.

1360WALLS, R.T.

Behavior modification and rehabilitation.Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin 13:173-183. 1969.

1361WALLS, R.T., AND T.S. SMITH.

Voluntary delay of reward and punishment.American Psychological Association Experimental Publication System Issue 3. 7 pp. 1969.

(Ms. no. 110C)

1362WALLS, R.T., AND J.J. MILLER.

Delay of gratification in welfare and rehabilitation clients.

Journal Counseling Psychology 17:383-384. 1970.

1363WALLS, R.T., J.J. MILLER, AND J. COX.

Delay of reinforcement and training choice behavior of rehabilitation clients.

Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin 14:69-77. 1970.

1364WALLS, R.T., AND J.J. MILLER.

Perception of disability by welfare and rehabilitation clients.


1365WALLS, R.T., J.B. MORIARTY, AND J. MAZELLA.

Programmed reading,Journal Rehabilitation 36(3):6-7. 1970,


Development of preference for delayed reinforcement in disadvantaged children.

Journal Educational Psychology 61:118-123. 1970.

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Voluntary delay of reinforcement as a function of model status.Journal Counseling Psychology 17:123-126. 1970.

1368WALLS, R.T.

A reinforcement contingency analysis of rehabilitation.Rehabilitation Research Practice Review 2:29-35. 1971.

1369WALLS, R.T., AND J. COX.

Disadvantaged and nondisadvantaged children's expectancy in skill and chance outcomes.

Developmental Psychology 4:299. 1971.

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University of Oregon

1370BROWNING, P.L., Editor.

Evaluation of short-term training in rehabilitation.Monograph 3:1-103. Oregon University, Rehabilitation Research aand Training Center in

Mental Retardation. 1970.

1371CROSSON, J.E.

A technique for programming sheltered workshop environments for training severely

retarded workers.American Journal Mental Deficiency 73:814-818. 1969.

1372CROSSON, J.E.

The functional analysis of behavior: A technology for special education practices.


1373DREW, C., H.J. PREHM, AND D. LOGAN.

Paired associate learning performance as a function of association value of materials.


1374HOM, G.L., AND H.J. PREHM.

Oral word association norms for educable mentally retarded children i.n tie public

schools.Psychological Reports 21:643-644. 1967,

1375LOGAN, D.R., H.J.; PREHM, AND C.J. DREW.

Effects of unidirectional training on bidirectional recall in retarded and ncnretarded

subjects.American Journal Mental Deficiency 73:493-495. 1968.

'139

1376LOGAN, D.R,

Paired associate learning performance as a function of meaningfulness and response times.


1377NEAL, L., Editor.

Recreation's role in the rehabilitation of the mentally retarded.Monograph 4:1-89. Oregon University, Rehabilitation Research and Training Center in


1378PREHM, H.J.

Rote learning and memory in the retarded: Some implications for the teaching-learning

process.Journal Special Education 1:397-399. 1967.

1379PREHM, H.J.

Studies in paired-associates learning: I. An examination of methodology.


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1380PREHM, H.J.

Practical implications of research on the learning and retention performance of the

retarded.In: Proceedings International Association for the Scientific Study of Mental Deficiency

1st Congress. pp. 861-864. London, Michael Jackson Publishing. 1968.

1181

k H.J., L.A. HAMERLYNCK, AND J.E. CROSSON, Editors.Behavioral research in mental retardation.Monograph 1:1-126. Oregon University, Rehabilitation Research and Training Center in


1382PREHM, H.J., AND J.E. CROSSON.

The mentally retarded.Review Educational Research 39:5-24. 1969.

1383PREHM, H.J.

Rehabilitation research in mental retardation.Monograph 2:1-74. Oregon University, Rehabilitation Research and Training Center in


1384PREHM, H.J., AND S. MAYFIELD.

Paired-associate learning and retention in retarded and nonretarded children.


1385STINNETT, R.D., AND H.J. PREHM.

Retention in retarded and nopretarded children as a function of learning method.


1386WHITE, O.R.

Glossary of behavioral terminology. 220 pp. Champaign, Ill., Research Press. 1971.

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New York University

1387FAY, T.H., I. HOCHBERG, C.R. SMITH, N.S. REERS, AND H. HALPEEN.

Audiologic and otologic screening of disadvantaged childrenArchives Ottlaryngology 91:366-370. 1970.

1388LEVINE, E.S., AND A.G. JILLETTE, JR., Editors.

Proceedings of the Interfaith Institute for Denominational Workers with the Deaf.

American Annals Deaf 113:878-983. 1968.

1389LEVINE, E.S., AND A.E. SUSSMAN, Editors.

Proceedings of the Institute of Deaf Professional Persons.American Annals Deaf 113:42-87. 1968.

1390NAIMAN, D., AND E.S. LEVINE, Editors,

Seminar on behavior modification: Methods for psychologists working with the deaf,

American Annals Deaf 115:455-491. 1970.

1391

SCHEIN, Editor.Services for elderly deaf persons: Recommended policies and programs. Report on confer-

ence in Columbus, Ohio, June 15-17, 1971. 86 pp. New York, New York University Deafness

Research and Training Center. 1971.

1392SCHEIN, J.D.

The national census of deaf persons.Journal Rehabilitation Deaf 4(3):144-150. 1971.

1393SCHEIN, J.D.

The preparation of professionals in the 70's.Journal Rehabilitation Deaf 4(3):154-158. 1971.

1394SCHIFF, W., AND D.S. DYTELL.

Tactile identification of letters: A comparison of deaf and hearing children's perfor-

mances.Journal Experimental Child Psychology 11:150-164. 1971.

1395SUSSMAN, A.

The comprehensive counseling needs of deaf people.

Hearing Speech News 38(5):12-13, 22-24. 1570.

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University of Southern California

1396BRAUN, R.

Flexor origin release in the treatment of pronation-flexion deformities in the strokepatient.

Journal Bone Joint Surgery 52-A(5):907-920. 1970.

1397

BRAUN, R.

Orthopaedic management of rehabilitation in the stroke patient.California Medicine 115:11-15. 1971.

1398

BRAUN, R.Surgical treatment of the painful shoulder contracture in the stroke patient.Journal Bone Joint Surgery 53-A(7):1307-1312. 1971.

1399CALDWELL, C., D. WILSON, AND R. BRAUN.

Evaluation and treatment of the upper extremity in the hemiplegic stroke patient.Clinical Orthopaedics Related Research 63:69-93. 1969.

1400CLOSE, J.R., AND C.C. KIDD.

The functions of the muscles of the thumb, the index and long fingers.Journal Bone Joint Surgery 51-A:1601-1620. 1969.

1401FEINSTEIN, D., M.N.Y. CHONG, C.K. KASPER, AND S.I. RAPAPORT.

Hemophilia: A polymorphism detectable by a factor VIII antibody.Science 163:1071. 1969.

1402KANESHIRO, M.M., C.H. MIELKE, C.K. KASPER, AND S.I. RAPAPORT.

Bleeding time after aspirin in disorders of intrinsic clotting.New England Journal Medicine 281:1039. 1969.

1403

MOONEY, V., J.P. HARVEY, E. MCBRIDE, AND R. SNELSON.Comparison of post-operative stump management.Journal Bone Joint Surgery 53-A(2):241-249. 1971.

1404RICHTERS, V., M.H. MEYERS, AND R.P. SHERWIN.

Viability of bone of the fractured hip: A tissue culture approach.Federation Proceedings 29:552. 1970.

1405SHERWIN, R.P., V. RICHTERS, AND M.H. MEYERS.

The effect of alcohol on cells of fatty tissue: A tissue culture study of biopsy of the

alcoholic patient.Federation Proceedings 30:569. 1971.

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University of Alabama

1406

BERG, F.S., AND S.G. FLETCHER, Editors.The hard of hearing child: Clinical and educational management, 363 pp. New York, Grune

and Stratton, 1970.

1407

COOPER, M.D., P.W. KINCADE, A.R. LAWTON, AND D.E. BOCKMAN.Class suppression of immunoglobulin synthesis in chickens by embryonic injections of

anti-p antibodies (Abst.).Federation Proceedings,29:1397. 1970.

1408COOPER, M.D., R.D.A. PETERSON, AND R.A. GOOD,

Development and physiology of the lymphoid system.Annual Review Rheumatology 3:61-102. 1970.

1409

COOPER, M.D., P.W. KINCADE, AND A.R. LAWTON.Thymus and bursal function in immunologic development: A new theoretical model of plasma

cell differentiation.In: Kagan, B.M., and E.R. Stiehm, Eds. Immunologic incompetence. pp. 81-104. Chicago,

Year Book Medical Publishers. 1971.

1410COWLEY, L.H., R.H, CRESS, AND W.C. FLEMING.

Motor nerve conduction velocity studies on lower extremities of hemiplegics.


1411CRESS, R.H., AND W.C. FLEMING.

Treatment goals and selection of patients for rehabilitation with hemiplegia,

Alabama Journal Medical Sciences 3:307-331. 1966.


Introduction to the rehabilitation of motor disorders.Alabama Journal Medical Sciences 4:117-118. 1967.

1413CRESS, R.H., F. BURRELL, AND W.C. FLEMING.

A review of the dangers of bed rest.Alabama Journal Medical Science 5:434-440. 1968.

1414CRESS, R.H., AND A. BUSZA.

Conservative management of ischemic ulcer-.Journal Medical Association State Alabama 37:905-912. 1968.


The treatment of rheumatoid arthritis as seen by a physiatrist.

Journal Medical Association State Alabama 38:40-45. 1968.

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1416DENT, P.B., A.E. GABRIELSEN, M.D. COOPER, R.D.A.

The secondary immunologic deficiency diseases

disorders.In Miescher, P.A., and H.J. Muller-Eberhard,New York, Grune and Stratton. 1969.

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PETERSON, AND R.A. GOOD.associated with lymphoproliferative

Eds. Textbook of immunopathology 2:406-420.

1417FAULK, W.F., W.S. KIYA.U, M.D. COOPER, AND H.H. FUDENBERG.

Deficiency of IgM.Pediatrics 47:399-404. 1971.

1418FINLEY, S.C., M.D. COOPER, W.H. FINLEY, I.A. UCHIDA, T.A. NOTO, AND R.F. RODDAM.

Immunological profile in a chromosome 18 deletion syndrome with IgA deficiency.

Journal Medical Genetics 6:388-393. 1969.

1419FLEMING, W.C.

Rehabilitation in the medical education.Southern Medical Journal 61:523-525. 1968.

1420FLEMING, W.C., P.H. NEWELL, AND J.D. THORNBURGH.

The management of pressure and other external factors in the nrevention of ischemic

ulcers.Journal Basic Engineering Paper No. 6944A/BHF-1:590-596. September 1970.

1421FLETCHER, S.G.

Acoustic phonetics.In: Berg, F.S., and S.G. Fletcher, Eds. The hard of hearing child: Clinical and educa-

tional management. pp. 57-84. New York, Grune and Stratton. 1970.

1422FLETCHER, S.G.

Levels of communication.In: Berg, F.S., and S.G. Fletcher, Eds. The hard of hearing child: Clinical and educa-


1423FLETCHER, S.G.

The hearing mechanism.In. Berg, F.S., and S.G. Fletcher, Eds. The hard of hearing child: Clinical and educa-


1424

FLETCHER, S.G.Theory and instrumentation for quantitative measurement of nasality.

Cleft PalaLe Journal 7:601-609. 1970.

1425FLETCHER, S.G., AND M.E. BISHOP.

Measurement of nasality with TONAR.Cleft Palate Journal 7:610-621. 1970.

1426GABRIELSEN, A.E., M.D. COOPER, D.A. PETERSON, AND R.A. GOOD.

The primary immunologic deficiency diseases.Inf Miescher, P.A., and H.J. Muller-Eberhard, Eds. Textbook of immunopathology 2:385-405.

New York, Grune and Stratton. 1969.

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1427GOOD, R.A., W.A. CAIN, D.Y. PEREY, P.B. DENT, H.J. MEUWISSEN, G.E. RODNEY, AND M.D. COOPER.

Studies on the nature of germinal centers.Advances Experimental Biology Medicine 5:33-47. 1969.

1428HERROD, M.G., M. MYERS, K.S. SELF, AND M.D. COOPER.

Suppression of 'gm and IgG synthesis in young rabbits by 6-methyl mercaptopurine treat-

ment.Journal Laboratory Clinical Medicine 76:1-9. 1970.

1429HOLMES, E.M.

Considerations in the preparation of R & D grant applications.In: Proceedings Regional Conference on Research Utilization and Dissemination, University

of Florida. pp. 83-92. 1968.

1430KINCADE, P.W., AND M.D. COOPER.

Ontogeny and distribution of immunoglobulin (4) containing cells in the chicken (Abst.).


1431MEUWISSEN, H.J., P.A. VAN ALTEN, M.D. COOPER, AND R.A. GOOD.

Dissociation of thymus and bursa function in the chicken by phytohemagglutinin.

In: Proceedings Annual Leukocyte Culture Conference 3:227-236. 1969.

1432MILLER, J.M.

Autonomic function in the isolated spinal cord.

In Downey, and Darling, Eds. Physiological bases of rehabilitation. pp. 265-281.

Philadelphia, Saunders. 1971.

1433PATRICK, DONALD, Editor.

Expanding services to the disabled and disadvantaged: Implications for research in

delivery of services and manpower planning.Monograph 1. 86 pp. Proceedings Regional Conference, Birmingham, Alabama, October 6-8,

1970. University of Alabama, Birmingham, Rehabilitation Research and Training Center:

1970.

1434ROSECRANS, C.J., AND H.B. SCHAFFER.

Bender-Gestalt time and score differences between matched groups of hospitalized psy-

chiatric and brain-damaged patients.Journal Clinical Psychology 25:409-410. 1969.

1435ST GEME, J.W., C.W.C. DAVIS, M.D. COOPER, AND G.R. NOREN.

An experimental model of mumps virus embryopathy in the chick (Abst.).


1436STROUD, R.M., K. NAGAKI, R.J. PICKERING, E. GEWURZ, R.A. GOOD, AND M.D. COOPER.

Subunits of the first complement component in immunologic deficiency syndromes: Inde-

pendence of Cls and Clq.Clinical Experimental Immunology 7:133-137. 1970.

1437THOMPSON, J.H., AND M.D. COOPER.

Functional deficiency of autologous implants of the bursa of fabricius chickens.,

Transplantation 11:71-77. 1971.

148 RT -19

143bVAUGHN, G.R.

Education of deaf and hard of hearing adults in established facilities for the normallyhearing. 228 pp. Pocatello, Idaho, Idaho State University. 1967.

1439VAUGHN, G.R.

Communicative disorders.In: Daniel, W.A. The adolescent patient. pp. 344-368. St. Louis, Mosby. 1970.

1440VAUGHN, G.R.

Guidelines for teaching communicative sciences in dental schools.In:, Proceedings American Association Dental Schools 47:191-192. 1970.

1441VAUGHN, G.R.

Inter-disciplinary training in communication pdthophysiology.Speech Hearing Association Alabama 1(1):9-12. 1970.

1442VAUGHN, G.R., H.M. EAGLESON, AND A.D.C. KNUDSON.

Hand signals for dysphasia.,Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 51:111-113. 1970.

1443WIDENER, T., T. COCHRAN, R.H. CRESS, AND W.C. FLEMING.

Studies on velocity of nerve conduction in hemiplegics.Southern Medical Journal 60:1194-1196. 1967.

149

PERMUTED SUBJECT INDEX

abbreviation of the social introversion scale for 373-item MMPI/An 0348

ability to profit from cues as a functional competence in normal and brain inju 0013

ability to profit from cues in brain damaged individuals/Relationship between i 0017

Abnormal Bohr effect: A possible cause of myocardial ischemia/ 0571

Abnormal gait of conversion reaction curable/ 0742

Abnormal hemoglobin oxygen affinity, a possible cause of myocardial ischemia or 0381

Abnormal responses of the systolic time intervals to exercise in patients with 1083

Abstract supplement to locus of control bibliography/ 1349

Absenteeism, accidents of rehabilitated workers/ 0638

Abstracts of articles on assessment and the socially handicapped/ 1325

Abstracts of articles on assessment and the socially handicapped/ 1327

academic achievement/Effect of the inherently helpful person on student 1284

Accelerated vs straight line depreciation/ 0540

Acceptance of rehabilitation; A medical viewpoint/ 0542

accident process in reverse/Rehabilitation: The 1167

accident prone behavior in hemiplegic patients/Evidence for 0051

accidents of rehabilitated workers/Absenteeism, 0638

Achievement among delinquency-prone adolescents/ 0340

Achieving bladder control/ 0364

Acid-base regulation: Classical concepts and modern measurements/ 1104

Acid regulation and CO2 retentio.1/ 1108

Acoustic phonetics/ 1421

action potential/A nerve membrane model for the electrical changes during an 1099

(action potential)Computer analysis of duration of motor unit potentials/ 0886

action potential duration/Computer analysis of the motor unit 088S

(action potential)Duration of single motor unit potentials from fine-wire elec 0990

activities of daily living/Relation of muscle strength and range of motion to 1114

activity and aging/Physical 0093

activity during acute stage of cardiac disability/Prescription of physical 0524

activity upon the human body/The effects of limitation of 0517

activity within the thalamic nucleus ventralis posterioralis of the cat/Region 0677

adaptation in stuttering/A test of satiation as a function of 0584

Adapted dental chair for the wheelchair patient/ 1061

addict/Some considerations for rehabilitation of the ghetto heroin 1273

addiction: A resource paper for rehabilitation/Drug 1270

addicts/Facilities for treatment and rehabilitation of narcotic drug users an 1166

adenine nucleotides in congestive heart failure/Intramitochondrial uptake of P 0162

adenosine monophosphate/The treatment of refactory congestive heart failure wi 0076

adhesions and total collagen in contracture of denervated muscle/The important 0732

adjustment among psychiatric clients seeking vocational counseling/The interre 0344

adjustment, identification, and attitudes of patients with myelopathy/Sexual 0273

adjustment in self- and ideal-self-concepts/Client awareness of 1275

adjustment of children with birth defects/Maternal attitudes and behavior as r 1109

adjustment of patients with myelopathy/Psychologic 0268

adjustment of 102 hemiplegic patients/Postdischarge physical and social 1054

adjustment of the chronically ill and physically disabled population: A pilot 1053

(ADL)Relation of muscle strength and range of motion to activities of daily li 1114

administration and programming in social agency settings/Community resources: 1182

administration/Postgraduate education and career mobility: A case from hospita 1024

administrative aspects of prosthetic supply/The legal and 0209

administrators/Training in interpersonal skills for school 1241

(adolescent)Communicative d- orders/ 1439

adolescent with spina bifida/The 1142

adolescents/Achievement among delinquency-prone 0340

adolescents/Reinforcement conditions and incidental learning in mentally retar 1186

adolescent scoliosis/Spinal fusion in the treatment of idiopathic 0822

Adolescents' vocational behaviors in relation to motivations, self-concepts, a 1357

ADP and ATP in mitochondria derived from failing hearts/Differences in 0081

ADP in normal and failing guinea pig heart mitochondria/Differences in levels 0082

150

adrenal function in men with quadriplegia due to spinal cord section/Analysis 0974

Adrenal responses to stress in men with cervical spinal cord section/ 0978

adrenal vein blood into liver and renal hypertension in dogs/Diverting renal a 0545

adrenalectomy/Isometric tension of glycerinated muscle fibers following 1149

adult basic education/REAP, rehabilitation,education, advancement, and placem 1338

adult hemiplegia/Corrective surgery in0148

adult/Linguistic considerations in the language, behavior of the brain-damaged 0242

adult/Linguistic considerations of the verbal behavior the brain-damaged 0243

adult male subjects: Plasma volume andfluid-electrolyte changes/Study of effe 0964

adult spastic hemiplegia/Rehabiritation surgery in 0149

(adult)The development of a treatment program in a rehabilitation center/ 0237

adult with cerebral palsy/The0045

adults: A replication of previous findings/The ability to profit from cues as 0013

adults in established facilities for thenormally hearing/Education of deaf an 1438

adults/The diagnosis of speech disorders in brain-damaged 0181

adults with difficulty to spe k intelligibly/Palatal lift prosthesis helps 0136

AFDC by eligible families: A predictive model/Use of 0311

Afferent synaptic activity reduced in an alpha motoneuron by isometric contrac 0983

Aftercare of fractures/0442

age and physical condition/Recovery time of heart frequency in healthy men: It 0769

age/A radiologic study of the changes of shape of the cervical articular masse 0597

age categories for older persons/The significance of0313

age, sex, and training/Special education personnel-values as related to 1178

aged amputee/Peripheral vascular disorders and the 1065

aged persons/Wheelchair needs for0601

agencies and government, a promising partnership/Voluntary health 0392

agencies/Research in state vocational rehabilitation1215

agency manuals/Standards for termination of case services depicted by state pl 1220

agency practice and client outcomeproject/Elaboration on phase III of the eff 1272

agency practices and client outcome/Effective vocational rehabilitation: Diffe 1316

agency practices and client outcome/Differential1314

aging/Physical activity and0093

Airflow regimes and geometrical factors in the human airway/ 1148

alanine, and glycine in developing rabbit brain/Oxidative decarboxylation of a 0623

alcohol on cells of fatty tissue: A tissueculture study of biopsy of the alco 1405

alcohol rehabilitation unit/The development of a community 1287

alcoholic myopathy: Electromyographic and biopsy study/Discussant in subclinic 0101

alcoholic patient/The effect of alcohol on cells of fatty tissue: A tissue cul 1405

alcoholic personality: A research in differential personality patterns/The 1252

alcoholic personality: Myth or reality/The1253

alcoholics/A model for differential treatment for 1274

alcoholism and drug abuse: A freshapproach/Psychiatric rehabilitation in the 1345

aldosterone acid-labile conjugate, and free plasma cortisol in pAtients with c 0973

aldosterone excretion in men with cervical spinal cord section/Daily rhythms o 0975

alkaloids and tolazoline under controlledconditions/Studies of vascular respo 0611

alloxan diabetic rats/Social facilitation of a previously learned response in 0565

alloxan diabetic rats/Social facilitation of a previously learned response in 1131

Alterations in cardiovascular control in high spinal myelomalacia/ 0354

Alterations in cardiovasci,tar control in high spinal myelomala.ia/ 0356

alveolar-arterial tension differences after 10 days recumbency in man/02 0768

alveolar hypoventilation/Central1081

ambiguity tolerance: Reliability andvalidity/A revised scale for 1347

ambulation aids/Use and abuse of0691

ambulation in hemiplegia/Verticality perception and1032

ambulation (mobility) /Progressive0735

ambulation resulting from conversionreaction/An approach to the treatment of 0743

amphibian lymph heart/Neuromuscularrelationships and inherent muscle automata 1051

amplification for a high frequency hearing loss population/Listener preference 0559

amputation site in the lower extremity: Regard for the vascular efficiency/The 0640

amputations and prosthetics, Part 1. Surgical considerations/Physical medicine 0477

amputations and prosthetics, Part 2. Prosthetics/Physicalmedicine and rehabil 0478

151

amputations and prosthetics, Part 3. Training /Physical medicine and rehabilita 0479

amputations/Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 20. Upper extremity 0482

amputee (Case report)/Rehabilitation of a quadruple 0843anputee/Peripheral vascular disorders and the aged 1065

amputee program/Quality control in an urban 0125

amputees/Conservative management of trophic skin changes in lower extremity 0849

amputees/Two-point discrimination in congenital 0276Analysis of audio-frequency components of the electromyogram of normal and dys 0882

Analysis of daily rhythms of adrenal function in men with quadriplegia due to 0974

analysis of errors in a techniq.ie for the combined use of multiple radioisotop 0870

Analysis of gait/ 0986

analysis of the concept of teamwork/An 1021

Analysis of the QRS vector loop in muscular dystrophy/ 0943

Analysis of three stimulation-seeking scales/ 1257

analyzers/Modification of the Bailey bottle for use with modern gas 1127

An-.tomosis of the internal mammary artery to the distal left anterior descend 0113

anatomy/Stereometric analysis in the field of 0863

anencephaly/The etiology and epidemiology of meningomyelocele and 1146

anesthesia/Comparison of somatosensory thalamic population characteristics in 0679

anesthetic arts on the respiration-heart rate response of dogs/The effect of 0867

Aneurysms of the posterior cervicocranial circulation: Clinical and angiograph 0980

angina pectoris/Abnormal responses of the systolic time intervals to exercise 1083

angiocardiographic feazures in two cases/Glycogen storage disease of the heart 0596

angiographic considerations/Aneurysms of the posterior cervicocranial circulat 0980

angiotensin II on activity of the sympathetic nervous system/Effect of 0205

ankle immobilization /Causal factors in the passive length-tension diagram of 0729

ankylosing spondylitis/Arthritis with nodules following 0891

Ankylosing spondyiitis/Physical medicine a..d rehabilitation. Lecture 15. 0471

Annotated bibliography of selected readings in psychiatric rehabilitation for 1340

Antecedents to outcome in group counseling with institutionalized Juvenile del 1311

Antecedents to outcome in group psychotherapy with outpatients: Effects of the 1312

anthropometric and ECG parameters in screening for coronary heart disease/Valu 1068

anthropometry/A biomedical perspective on stereographic 0830

antibodies/Class suppression of immunoglobulin synthesis in chickens by embryo 1047

antibodies/Clinical studies on gonococcal arthritis and Reiter's syndrome and 0900

antibodies in patients with cystic fibrosis/Specific secretory 0785

antibodies in synovia/Mycoplasma 1067

antibodies in sys mic lupus erythematosus/Lymphocyte cytotoxic 0873

Antibodies to viral antigens in systemic lupus eryth(matosus/ 0840

antibody/Hemophilia: A polymorphism detectable by a factor VIII 1401

Antibody response to Pseudomonas aeruginosa as an index of pathogenicity/ 0786

antidepressant agents in disabled and rehabilitation patients/Clinical applica 0172

antidote for testing poisoning. Review of psychological practices with the phy 0655

antigens in systemic lupus erythematosus/Antibodies to viral 0840

anti-pseudomonas agent isolated from a marine vibrio/New 0783

anxiety upon the travel and manipulation components of human motion/The effect 1288

aorta aNd iliac arteries/The use of oscillometry on the lower extremities to d 0635

aorta causing obstruction of the coronary arteries/Conditions of ti-e ascending 0370

aorta simulating aortic valvular insufficiency/Roentgenologic findings in cond 0385

aortic flow velocity and acceleration/The relationship of the time derivatives 0549

aortic insufficiency/Prognostic electrocardiographic signs in ball-valve corre 0383

aortic regurgitation/Prognostic significance of anterolateral pert- infarction 0374

aortic stenosis in the first year of life/Symptomatic congenital 0572

aortic valvular atresia: A pathologic study of 14 cases/Coexistent mitral and 0369

Aortic valvular bacterial endocarditis in tetralogy of fallot following Blaloc 0403

Aphasia/ 0236

aphasia/A measurement of functional communication in 0240

aphasia/An objective method for the evaluation of speech therapy in 0188

aphasia based on studies of 235 patients in a rehabilitation setting/Method fo 0185

aphasia/Directions in research on 0238

aphasia due to stroke/Long term assessment of language function in 0178

152

aphasia/Electromyographic studies of articulation in 0196

aphasia/Functional aspects of 0411

Aphasia in a congenitally deaf man/ 0179

(aphasia)Language therapy/ 0239

aphasia/Natural course of recovery in severe 0186

aphasia/Programmed instruction--Therapy in 0245

aphasia/Psychosocial factors and recovery in geriatric patients with severe 0189

aphasia; Right brain damaged without aphasia: on brain damaged/Token test sco 0235

aphasia/Speech therapy and language recovery in severe 0192

(aphasia)The development of a treatment program in a rehabilitation center/ 0237

aphasic medicare patients in a speech pathology program/A survey of 100 0103

aphasic patient/The role of the vocational rehabilitation counselor as seen by 0190

aphasic patients/Application of programmed instruction to the language trainin 0241

aphasic patients/Group sessions with wives of 0008

aphasic patients/Occupational therapy for 10)0

aphasic through verbal conditioning/Changes in work production, sentence produ 0110

aphasic /Use of concurrent response categories in evaluating talking behavior i 0112

Application of computers for hospital usage/ 0936

Application of computers in clinical practice/ 0921

Application of external power in orthotics/ 0143

Application of neutron activation analysis to the sweat test diagnosis of cyst 0866

Application of programmed instruction to the language training of severely imp 0241

application of simple photographic methods in disorders of motion/The 0881

approach to the treatment of abnormal ambulat on resulting from conversion rea 0743

aptitude test battery/The performance of chronic seizure patients on the gener 0630

architectural barriers in the ',ISA/Overcoming 0302

archit.xturai planning, and problems on clothing and dressing and their soluti 0298

Arkansas in the seventies:. A report of the Arkansas statewide conference on co 1285

Arkansas Rehabilitation Research and Training Center/Current practices in trai 1246

arm and hand action/Development toward a controllable orthotic system for rest 0790

Arterial _ad venous microsurgical by-pass grafts for :oronary artery disease/ 0114

arterial blood gas changes induced by pursed lips breathing/Ventilation and 1141

arterial circulation and its relationship to the prescription of a prosthesis 0636

arterial embolism in persistent truncus: Arteriosis report of a case followinis 0371

arterial plasma of normal humans, normal dogs, and patients with joint effusio 0579

arterial supply to the ruminant (ovine) stomach/Normal 0319

arterias/Conditions of the ascending aorta causing obstruction of the coronary 0370

arteries/The use of oscillometry on the lower extremities to diagnose and eval 0635

arteriograms and peripheral oscillorietrics /Cerebral 0408

artery disease/Individual differences relating to coronary 00E9

artery occlusion/Survival following hasilar 0801

artery to the distal left anterior descending coronary artery/Anastomosis of t 0113

arthritics: Review of literature and suggestions for research/Personality char 1230

arthritides: Current status/Infectious agents in the 0907

Arthritis: An annotated classified bibliography/ 1267

arthritis and Reiter's syndrome and measurement of gonococcal and Bedsonia ant 090C

arthritis as seen by a physiatris'/The treatment of rheumatoid 1415

Arthritis associated wit: genitourinary tract infection/ 0898

arthritis by serial x-ray examination of hands and wrists/Characterization of 0862

Arthritis Center concept/ 1035

arthritis /Discussion on rehabilitation of 0443

Arthritis: General principles/0147

arthritis/Mycoplasmas and 0905

(arthritis)Mycoplasma antibodies in synovia/ 106/

arthritis observed 1- New Guinea/Clinical and laboratory studies of a distinct 0842

arthritis of abortive sarcoidosis/The 1046

arthritis of the criccirytenoid joint/Cineradlographic demonstration of the 01 1033

arthritis/Splinting in 1040

Arthritis with nodules following ankyLsing spondylitis/ 0891

(arthrogryposi.). An electromyographic study/Multiple conger'tal contractures 0223

arthrogryposis, and central core disease/Progressive muscular dystrophy, infan 0230

153

arthrogryposis multiplex congenita/Multiple congenital contractures. Public he 0224

articular masses with age/A radiologic study of the changes of shape of the ce 0597

articulation in aphasia/Electromyographic studies of 0196

Ascaris Lumbricoides/Ultrastructure of dyads in muscle fibers of 0175

Ascaris obliquely striated muscle/Stress relaxation in 0174

Aseptic meningitis and paraplytic disease due to newly recognized enterovirus/ 0437

aspartate, alanine, and glycine in developing rabbit brain/Oxidative decarboxy 0623

aspartate metabolism in developing rabbit brain/Interrelationships of glucose, 0624

asphyxia/An experimental approach to prevention or reduction of the brain dama 0285

Asphyxia at birth, a major factor in mental retardation: Suggestions for preve 0277

asphyxia at birth/Brain damage by 0281

asphyxid/Cerebral hemorrhage in relation to birth 0283

asphyxia/Progressive degenerative changes in brains of monkeys surviving neona 0063

asphyxiated at birth/Developmental behaviors: Delayed appearance in monkeys 0194

asphyxiated at birth/Transneuronal degeneration in brains of monkeys 0064

asphyxiated rhesus monkeys/Hypothermia and the,resuscitation of 0042

Asphyxial brain damage at birth, with reference to the minimally affected chil 0278

asphyxial brain damage of the newborn/Role of respiratory distress in 0291

asphyxiation at birth/Brain damage in the newborn resulting from 0282

Aspiration of nebulizer cork (Letter)/ 1091

aspirin in disorders of intrinsic clotting/Bleeding time after 1402

assay technique for estimation of bladder fibrosis/Biochemical 0338

assay/Use of prior information to design a routine parallel line 0335

Assertions--From soap to stroke/ 0535

Assessing the coronary profile/ 0069

Assessment and management/ 0657

Assessment and planning for children with speech problems/ 0419

Assessment and the socially handicapped/ 1324

Assessment and the socially handicapped/ 1326

assessment and the socially handicapped/Abstracts of articles on 1325

assessment and the socially handicapped/Abstracts of articles on 1327

assessment of brain damage/The 0996

assessment of motor performance in brain injury: A bio-engineering method/The 0999

Assessment of the quality of medical care: An annotated bibliography/ 0563

assessment process/Rehabilitation counselor training programs and the vocation 1343

assistants/Effects of short-term training on residence hall 1266

Attention in brain-damaged people/ 0046

athetosis by denervation of the tonic neck reflexes/Modification of 0532

athlete/Psychological factors in illness and injury of the 0265

athlete/Ventilatory control in the 1098

athletics/Common psychological problems in competitive 0272

ATP and ADP in normal and failing guinea pig heart mitochondria/Differences in 0082

ATP in mitochondria derived from failing hearts/Differences in ADP and 0081

ATP in mitochondria derived from failing hearts/The effect of digitalis on the 0086

atresia: A pathologic study of 14 cases/Coexistent mitral and aortic 0369

atrial fibrillation/Unexpected events attending elective D.C. cardioversion fo 0380

atrial T-wave/The clinical significance of the 1071

Atrophy of quadriceps muscle due to immobilization cf the lower extremity/ 1159

attitude for the educable mentally retarded/The significance of work 1168

Attitude of rehabilitation patients towards the wheelchair/ 0003

attitude/The effects of physical training upon self-concept and body 1234

attitudes and behavior as related to the self-concept and behavior adjustment 1109

attitudes, care, and treatment in Minnesota's mental hospitals/Growth and deve 0587

attitudes of patients with myelopathy/Sexual adjustment, identification and 0273

attitudes of the educable mentally retarded in relation to work performance/Wo 1181

attitudes toward physical medicine/Medical student 1048

attitudes toward the disabled with demographic information and personality mea 1268

Attitudes toward the poor that militate against effective upgrading/ 1350

attitudinal correlates/The nursing attendant's role in a rehabilitation settin 0808

atypical Pseudomonas aeruginosa associated with cystic fibrosis of the pancrea 0782

audio-frequency components of the electromyogram of normal and dystrophic mice 0882

154

audiologic and otologic screening of disadvantaged children/ 1387

audiology/qpeech pathology and 1057

auditory cues of therapeutic effectiveness /Relationships between visual and 1279

Auditory disorders: Evaluation and management/ 1012

auditory distortion test results to speech discrimination through flat vs sele 0633

auditory evoked response/Effects of intersignal interval on the human 0575

auditory evoked response/The effects of variable interval and fixed interval s 0576

Auditory sensitization to noise from dental drills/ 1011

automated approach to the individual health record/Aa 0931

automated society/Rehabilitation in an 0917

automated system for developing a wheelchair pushup habit/An 0664

automated system for teaching wheelchair pushups/An 0663

automated system to measure patellar tendon reflex responses in man/An 0913

automatic method for chromatographic gas analysis using a helical gas collecto 1156

Automation at the bedside/0952

automa-ion in hospital functions/Requirements and applications of 0918

automation in medicine/Social and legal problems of 0938

automation/Monitoring patients in hospitals: An exercise in 0812

Autonomic function in the isolated spinal cord/ 1432

autopsy /Complications of myocardial infarction found at 1077

Avoid low-back injuries0126

axis deviation/The clinical significance of left 0376

azacholesterol/Myotonia induced in rats with 25 0104

baboon/Experimental choledocholithiasis in the 0646

baby/The clinical behavior of the newly born. 1. The term 0778

buck pain/Orientation to medical aspects of low 0097

back pain, Part 1. Diagnosis/Practical physical medicine and rehabilitation. L 0461

back pain, Part 2. Treatment/Practical physical medicine and rehabilitation. L 0462

Backache in industry/0502

(bacteria)Discussion on the L form session/ 0902

bacteria in disease/The role of L forms of 0906

(bacteria)Isolation of L forms of Bartonella bacilliformis/ 0899

bacterial count/A mathematical comparison of the effects of intermittent and c 0336

bacterial endocarditis in tetralogy of fallot following Blalock anastomosis/Ao 0403

bacterial growth in bladder infection/The mathematical relationship among urin 0333

bacterial L forms: Clinical considerations/Mycoplasmas and 0909

Bailey bottle for use with modern gas analyzers/Modification of the 1127

balance/Physiology of0523

ball-valve correction for aortic insufficiency/Prognostic electrocardiographic 0383

barriers between hospital and community/Links and 1018

Bartonella bacilliformis/Isolation of L forms of 0899

Bed positioning/0386

bed recumbency/Plasma volume and extracellular fluid volume change associated 0970

bed rest/A review of the dangers of1413

bed/Sedective styling--The procrustean0536

bed/Treatment of decubitus ulcers by the use of the water 1010

bedfast patient: Causes and effects/Deterioration of the 0510

bedfast patient--Nursing/Deterioration of the0308

bedfast patient/Preventing deterioration in the 0525

Bedrest begets bedrest/0508

bedrest/Effectiveness of extremity cuffs or leotards in preventing or controll 0969

bedrest on cardiac dynamics/Computer analysis of the effects of 0937

bedrest on plasma levels of 17-hydroxycorticosteroids/Influences of 0761

bedside/Automation at the0952

bedside/Physiological mAlitoring at the0947

Bedsonia antibodies/Clinical studies on gonococcal arthritis and Reiter's synd 0900

Bedsores/0845

behavior: A technology for special education practices/The functional analysis 1372

behavior adjustment of children with birth defects/Maternal attitudes and beha 1109

behavior among four-year-oldchildren/Concurrent schedules of social reinforce 0613

155

Behavior control systems to increase socializing behavior in the elderly/ 0665

behavior: For better or for worse/Psycnotherapeutic encounters that change 1296

behavior in a medical setting/Modifying persistent undesirable 0592

behavior in aphasics/Use of concurrent response categories in evaluating talki 0112

behavior in children with spina bifida/Verbal 0056

behavior in hemiplegic patients/Evidence for accident prone 0051

behavior in the disabled/Psychological factors affecting driving 0011

behavior in the rehabilitation hospital/Observation and analysis of patient 0962

(behavior)Mapping human movement with the aid of a computer/ 0837

Behavior modification and rehabilitation/ 1360

Behavior modification in the medical rehabilitation setting: Rationale and som 0722

Behavior modification: Its principles and application to social agency setting 1183

behavior modification: Methods for psychologists working with the deaf/Seminar 1390

behavior/Normative data on stimulus seek_ng 1259

behavior of rehabilitation clients/Delay of reinforcement and training choice 1363

behavior of staff and patients/Ecological analysis of a hospital: Location dep 0860

behavior of the brain-damaged adult/Linguistic considerations in the language 0242

behavior of the brain-damaged adult/Linguistic considerations of the verbal 0243

behavior of the newly born. 1. The term baby/The clinical 0778

behavior on a perceptual task following verbal reinforcement and punishment/Ch 0109

behavior pathology/Rehabilitation and 0048

behavior/Physical disability and human 1134

behavior problems with delinquent boys/Operant conditioning principles in the 1211

behavior: Replication/Self-control procedures in modification of smoking 05910669Behavior systems analyzed/

behavior theory applications in a medical rehabilitation content/On

behavior therapy for psychotherapy/Some implications ofbehavior therapy for rehabilitation workers/Introduction tobehavior therapy/Some neglected issues in the literature on

behavioral adjustment in a delinquent group/Delay of gratification, Pcrteus Ma

Behavioral correlates of recovery of self-care in hemiplegic patients!

Behavioral research in mental retardation/behavioral research in rehabilitation/Case studies inbehavioral terminology/Glossary ofbehaviorism/A commentary on radicalbehaviors: Delayed appearance in monkeys asphyxiated at birth/Developmehtal

behaviors in relation to motivations, self-concepts, and parental backgrounds:

Bender-Gestalt test distortion in hemiplegia/Bender-Gestalt time and score differences between matched groups of hospitaliz

Beyond the core conditions: Immediacy and confrontation/bibliography/Abstract supplement to locus of controlbibliography /Arthritis: An annotated classifiedbibliography/Assessment of the quality of medical care: An annotated(bibliography)Communication for the handicapped in college: An annotated list

bibliography/Internal-external locus of control: Abibliography of acquired verbal impairment secondary to brain damage/A selectebibliography of selected readings in psychiatric rehabilitation for rehabilitaBibliography of self-help devices and orthotics, 1950-1967/Bibliography of vocational rehabilitation with emphasis on work evaluation/bicycle ergometer test/Computer processing of data generated by abicycle ergometer test/Effects of 10 days recumbency on the response to the

Bilateral effects of skin stimulation on thalamic neurons/Biliary reaction and choledocholithiasis induced in the rat/Biochemical analyses of human papillary muscles and guinea pig ventricles in f

Biochemical assay technique for estimation of bladder fibrosis/biochemical conditions /Variability in hearing following changes inBiochemical determinations and inferences of human papillary muscles biopsies/

Biochemical differences in papillary muscle biopsies/Biographical characteristics of state rehabilitation counselors/biological, psychological, and sociological aspects of children's play/Child's

biology and medicine/Quantitation in

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biology and medicine/Stereophotogrammetry in 0832

(biomathematics)Physiologic trends in human motor unit activity determined by 1049

biomathematics program in a medical school/Establishing a 0767

biomechanical and human factors engineering education /Two surveys of the needs 0259

Biomechanical evaluation of axial loading in ischial weight-bearing braces of 0718

Biomechanical evaluation of braces for paraplegics/ 0713

biomechanical evaluation of knee stability in below knee braces/A 0719

biomechanical profile of pronation and supination and its clinical application 0043

biomechanical terminology/Standard glossary of 0160

Biomechanics/ 0249

biomechani:s for solving specific hazard problems/Potential of 0258

(biomechanics)More bricks less sweat <The anatomy of work)/ 0256

Biomechanics of lifting/ 0250

Biomecnanics of the scoliotic spine curve/ 0887

Biomechanics II/ 0929

Biomedical engineering/ 0251

biomedical monitoring/Electrode experience in clinical 0911

biomedical perspective on stereographic anthropometry/A 0830

Biomedical research instrumentation for a 6 ATA hyperbaric chamber/ 0296

biomedical research/Instrumenting a hyperbaric chamber for 0294

biomedical samples by automated nuclear activation methods/Special considerati 0803

biopsies/Biochemical determinations and inferences of human papillary muscles 0071

biopsies/Biochemical differences in papillary muscle 0176

biopsies in carcinomatous neuropathy/Motor-point 0324

biopsies in diabetic neuropathy/Motor-point 0326

biopsies in the study of human skeletal muscle/The use of 0060

biopsy study/Discussant in subclinical alcoholic myopathy: Electromyographic a 0101

biostereometric system/Calibration of a 0775

birth, a major factor in mental retardation: Suggestions for prevention based 0277

(birth)Aphasia in a congenitally deaf man/ 0179

birth asphyxia/An experimental approach to prevention or reduction of the brai 0285

birth asphyxia/Cerebral hemorrhage in relation to 0283

birth/Brain damage by asphyxia at 0281

birth/Brain damage in the newborn resulting from asphyxiation at 0282

birth control/Internal-external locus of control and the practice of 1348

birth defect and the pediatric problems it presents. Section 1, Evaluation and 0207

birth defects/Maternal attitudes and behavior as related to the self-concept a 1109

(birth defects)Physiologic monitoring of conjoined twins: Objectives and clini 0949

birth/Developmental behaviors: Delayed appearance in monkeys asphyxiated at 0194

birth: Functional and structural modification with time/Brain damage at 0280

(birth)Multiple congenital contractures (arthrogryposis). An electromyographic 0223

(birth)Multiple congenital contractures. Public health considerations of arthr 0224

birth/Transneuronal degeneration in brains of monkeys asphyxiated at 0064

(birth)Two -point discrimination in congenital amputees/ 0276

birth, with reference to the minimally affected child/Asphyxial brain damage a 0278

bladder control/Achieving 0364

bladder/Diagnosis and management of the neurogenic 1145

bladder dysfunction/Functional classification of neurogenic 0884

bladder dysfunctional/The use of combined uroflowmetry, cystometry, and electr 0897

bladder fibrosis/Biochemical assay technique for estimation of 0338

bladder infection/A quantitative discussion of the effectiveness of voiding as 0334

bladder infection/The mathematical relationship among urinary frequency, resid 0333

bladder on its bacterial count/A mathematical comparison of the effects of int 0336

bladder problems: A nursing guide/Care of patients with bowel and 0332

bladder stimulation: Dog and human experiments/Electronic 0894

bladder/Studies on the dynamics of the 0759

bladder/Technics for chronic drainage of 0628

Blalock anastomosis/Aortic valvular bacterial endocarditis in tetralogy of fal 0403

Bleeding time after aspirin in disorders of intrinsic clotting/ 1402

blind child/Psychological evaluation of the multiple handicapped preschool 0029

block/A new technique of motor point 0654

157

block in the management of muscular hypertonia/Phenol motor point 0416

block/Treatment of flexor spasticity of hip by paravertebral lumbar spinal ner 0569blood flow /Effect of normo- and hyperbaric oxygenation on resting and post exe 0170

blood flow of the foot as measured by plethysmography/Comparison of oscillomet 0407

blood flow, pulse rate, blood pressure, and temperature/The effect of indirect 0641

blood flowmeter and pressure gauge for long term monitoring via radio telemetr 0295blood gas changes induced by pursed lips breathing/Ventilation and arterial 1141

blood into liver and renal hypertension in dogs/Diverting renal and adrenal ve 0545

blood of patients with chronic respiratory insufficiency/Effects of three kind 0765

blood pigment absorption rate in traumatized muscle/Effects of heat on 0423

blood pressure/An electronic system for the detection of indirect systolic and 0756

blood pressure measuring system/A new electronic indirect systolic and diastol 0755

blood pressure, heart and respiratory rates/Numerical indication of indirect 0813

blood pressure of short duration on cardiovascular tissues in the dog/Effects 0318

Blue Cross/Discharge diagnoses and their importance to 0499

bodily cues of genuineness, empathy, and warmth/Facial and 1282

body and limb volume changes during extended space missions. A progress report 0835

body attitude/The effects of physical training upon self-concept and 1234

body build as affected by exercise/Ischemic heart disease, heredity and 0091

body parts using a photogrammetric-microcomputer system/Volumes and surface ar 0776

body size and composition/Physical performance in relation to 0865

body/The effects of limitation of activity upon the human 0517

body water by tritium oxide/Effect of exercise on determination of total 0772

Bohr effect: A possible cause of myocardial ischemia/Abnormal 0571

bone and soft tissue/Heating produced by ultrasound in 0708

bone of the fractured hip: A tissue culture approach/Viability of 1404

bone transplants in the human: A histological study/End-point results of proce 0744

book of nature is written in characters of geometry"--Galileo/"The 0833

Book review. Feinstein, A. Clinical judgement/ 1036

bookless curriculum: An educational alternative/The 0607

bovine prothrombin prepared by DEAE-cellulose/The presence of methionine and c 0115

bowel and bladder problems: A nursing guide/Care of patients with 0332

bowel program for the myelodysplastic child/A 1122

Bowel training/ 1042

boys/Demoftatic, authoritarian and laissez-faire leadership with mentally reta 1243

boys on Berko's test of morphology/Performance of normal and retarded 1169

brace/Clinical experience with a plastic short leg 0698

brace/Epoxy-fiberglass short-leg 0425

brace/Experimental plastic short leg 0695

brace fabrication/Plastic short leg 0724

braces/A biomechanical evaluation of knee stability in below knee 0719

Braces: A primer for nurses/ 0634

braces and other mechanical aids in patients with spinal cord dysfunction: Res 0121

braces for paraplegics/Biomechanical evaluation of 0713

braces/Functional evaluation of short leg 0720

braces of various designs/Biomechanical evaluation of axial loading in ischial 0718

bracing for intermittant claudication of the calf/Short-leg 0683

(bracing)/Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 16, Part 1. Orthotics 0472

bracing/Psychological considerations in 0010

Bracing the lower extremity/Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Lecture 16, 0473

Bracing the upper extremity/Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 16, 0474

bracing/Trends in lower excremity 0715

brain atrophy in monkeys receiving chicken sarcoma virus/Nephritis and 0157

brain damage/A selected bibliography of acquired verbal impairment secondary t 0247

brain damage and rehabilitation/educational planning/Cross-discipline comparis 1055

Brain damage at birth: Functional and structural modifications with time/ 0280

brain damage at birth, with reference to the minimally affected child /Asphyxia 0278

Brain damage by asphyxia at birth/ 0281

Brain damage in the newborn resulting from asphyxiation at birth/ 0282

brain damage in the perinatal period/Physiology of the fetus: Relation to 0289

brain damage of birth asphyxia/An experimental approach to prevention or reduc 0285

158

brain damage of the newborn/Role of respiratory distress in asphyxial 0291

Brain-da4age, spatial orientation, and rehabilitation/Rigorous studies with sl 0050

brain damage testing/Some problems in rehabilitation of the hemiplegic patient 0458

brain damage/The assessment of 0996

brain-damaged adult/Linguistic considerations in the language behavior of the 0242

brain-damaged adult/Linguistic considerations of the verbal behavior of the 0243

brain-damaged adults/The diagnosis of speech disorders in 0181

brain-damaged individuals: A double blind study/The effects of oxygen inhalati 0014

brain-damaged individuals/Relationship between initial competence and ability 0017

brain-damaged patients/Bender-Gestalt time and score differences between match 1434

brain-damaged people/Attention in0046

brain-damaged with aphasia; Right brain-damaged without aphasia; Non brain-dam 0235

brain in the presence of high levels of phenylalanine and its derivatives/Oxyg 0625

brain-injured adults: A replication of previous findings/The ability to profit 0013

brain-injured child/Psychological evaluation of the 0055

brain injury: A bio-engineering method/The assessment of motor performance in 0999

brain/Interrelationships of glucose, glutamate, and aspartate metabolism in de 0624

brain is a distributed information processor: Computers illustrate processes u 0680

brain/Origin and early development of neural elements in the human 0288

brain/Oxidative decarboxylation of aspartate, alanine, and glycine in developi 0623

brain related to variables in the environment/Maturation of the 0287

brains of monkeys asphyxiated at birth/Transneuronal degeneration in 0064

brains of monkeys surviving neonatal asphyxia/Progressive degenerative changes 0063

breathing/The series conductors of the lung in controlled 1129

breathing/Ventilation and arterial blood gas changes induced by pursed lips 1141

broadcast system/A closed-circuit data 0815

Bronchial lavage in cystic fibrosis, a comparison of agents/ 0773

bronchitis: Clinical manifestations and their physiologic significance/Emphyse 1105

bronchitis: (Questions and answers)/Diathermy treatment of acute 0531

bronchopulmonary disease. II. Oxygen transport in two clinical types/Chronic o 1106

bursa function in the chicken by phytohemagglutinin/Dissociation of thymus and 1431

bursa of fabricius chickens/Functional deficiency of autologous implants of th 1437

bursal function in immunologic development: A new theoretical model of plasma 1409

Bursitis/1005

calf blood flow/Effect of normo- and hyperbaric oxygenation on resting and pos 0170

calf/Short-leg bracing for intermittent claudication of the 0683

Calibration of a biostereometric system/0775

Calibration of an impedance pneumograph/0546

California Test of Personality with the mentally retarded/Use of the 1185

Can senior medical students teach freshmen/ 0618

Can we afford so many rehabilitation professions/ 0393

cancer chemotherapy/The teratogenic effects of the recent drugs active in 0040

cancer patient/Rehabilitation of the1064

cancidiasis associated with diffuse myopathy and thymona/Case report: Generali 0875

canine heart after chemical infarction/Fine structure changes in the 1052

Carbohydrate, insulin and lipid interrelationship in ischemic heart and cerebr 0140

Carbohydrate, insulin and lipid interrelationship in ischemic vascular disease 0077

carbohydrate metabolism and coronary heart disease/Some aspects of 0261

carbon dioxide formation of developing brain in the presence of high levels of 0625

Carbon monoxide in health and politics/1092

carbon monoxide rebreathing method/Measurements of total circulating hemoglobi 0758

carcinomatous neuropathy/Motor-point biopsies in 0324

cardiac and metabolic evaluation/An electronic system for 0547

cardiac catheterization/Coronary arterial embolism in persistent truncus: Arte 0371

cardiac cycle and of its phases/Effect of orbital flight on the duration of th 0960

cardiac disability/Prescription of physical activity during acute stage of 0524

cardiac dynamics/Computer analysis of the effects of bedrest on 0937

cardiac function and other parameters of the cardiovascular system/Impedance c 0551

cardiac function/Impedance cardiography as a noninvasive means to monitor 0550

cardiac neoplasms: A review of fifteen cases/Intracavity 0615

159

cardiac output (A comparative study)/Thoracic cage impedance measurements: Imp 0435

cardiac output (An interpretive study)/Thoracic cage impedance measurements: I 0436

cardiac output, cardiac work, and metabolic rate during hydrotherapy and exerc 0363

cardiac output/Development of an electrical impedance plethysmography system t 0582

cardiac output system/Development and evaluation of an impedance 0548

cardiac patients/The evaluation of physical performance in 1080

cardiac performance during occupational activity/Five stage test of 0503

cardiac work potential/The Colorado heart index: A statistical estimate of 1136

cardiacs can play/Games that 1078

Cardiodynamic studies in the newborn. II. Regulation of the heart rate/ 0932

Cardiodynamic studies in the newborn. III. Heart rate patterns in infants with 0892

cardiodynamic studies in the newborn. IV. Heart rate patterns in the non-distr 0942

cardiogenic changes in thoracic electrical impedance/The origin of 0643

cardiogenic thoracic electrical impedance change to aortic flow velocity and a 0549

cardiography as a noninvasive means to monitor cardiac function/Impedance 0550

cardiography as a noninvasive method of monitoring cardiac function and other 0551

Cardionyopathy in choline-deficient rats/ 0648

cardiopulmonary diseases/Organ transplantation for advanced 0774

(cardiovascular)Analysis of the QRS vector loop in muscular dystrophy/ 0943

cardiovascular control in high spinal myelomaiacia/Alterations in 0354

cardiovascular control in high spinal myelomalacia/Alterations of 0356

cardiovascular deconditioning of bedrest/Effectiveness of extremity cuffs or 1 0969

cardiovascular disease/Cognitive dysfunction with 1135

cardiovascular performance of quadriplegic patients/Studies on the parameters 0506

cardiovascular problems in rehabilitation/Common 0509

cardiovascular system/Impedance cardiography as a noninvasive method of monito 0551

cardiovascular tissues in the dog/Effects of greatly elevated blood pressures 0318

cardioversion for atrial fibrillation/Unexpected events attending elective D.0 0380

care: An annotated bibliography/Assessment of the quality of medical 0563

care, and treatment in Minnesota's mental hospitals/Growth and development of 0587

care for long-term patients/Uninterrupted 0310

care/Implication of ownership for nursing home 0314

care in medical practice/Site of 1014

care needs as a basis for development of objectives of physical medicine and r 0709

Care of patients with bowel and bladder problems: A nursing guide/ 0332

care of physicians and their families/Doctors as patients: A study of the medi 1096

care of the stroke patient/The specialist's role in continuing 0520

care plan for long-term patients/A continuity of 0306

care/The paraplegic patient: Long-term 0599

career mobility: A case from hospital administration/Postgraduate education an 1024

carotid body response to oxygen/Quantitation of 1102

carotic sinus nerve stimulator/Implantation of 0168

carpal tunnel syndrome/Clinical and electrodiagnostic features of the 0139

carpal tunnel syndrome/Clinical diagnosis of the 0739

carriers of Duchenne muscular dystrophy/Harmonic analysis in 1110

Case histories and shorter communications/ 0661

Care report:, Generalized cutaneous candidiasis associated with diffuse myopath 0875

Case studies in behavioral research in rehabilitation/ 0108

Casework in a coronary care unit/ 1103

cat/Radiofrequency cordotomy for the relief of spasticity in decerebrate 10;6

cat/Regional variations on the temporal patterns of activity within the thalam 0677

cat/Thalamic distribution and discharge pattern of hair and touch cells in nuc 0675

cat thalamus/A population study of neurons in nucleus ventralis posterior of 0672

cat thalamus/Neuronal population analysis of evoked single unit activity in nu 0674

cat under nembutal and chloralose anesthesia/Comparison of somatosensory thala 0679

catecholamine metabolites in spinal cord injured man/Urinary 0159

catecholamines (CAs) and 5-hydroxytryptamine (5-HT)/White cell uptake of L-dih 0155

catecholamines/Comparative study of improved fluorometric methods used to quan 0150

catheterization/A review of Henry A. Zimmerman's Intravascular 0379

catheterization/Coronary arterial embolism in persistent truncus: Arteriosis r 0371

Cathodoluminescence produced in cells and proteins by paraformaldehyde as seen 0151

160

Cathodoluminescence produced in proteins by vaporized paraformaldehyde (VP) as 0152

Causal factors in the passive length-tension diagram of normal and denervated 0729

cell/A glucose fuel 1008

cell differentiation/Thymus and bursal function in immunologic development: A 1409

cell for the analysis of oxygen concentration of gasses/A modified fuel 1163

cell membrane transport/A computer study of the dynamics of 1120

cell potentials/The recording of human single muscle 0099

cells and proteins by paraformaldehyde as seen with the scanning electron micr 0151

cells/Functions of glial 0173

cells in nucleus VPL of cat/Thalamic distribution and discharge pattern of hai 0675

cells in the chicken/Ontogeny and distribution of immunoglobulin (Ig) containi 1430

cells in vivo/Transmembrane potentials of human muscle 0107

cells of fatty tissue: A tissue culture study of biopsy of the alcoholic patie 1405

census of deaf persons/The national 1392

Central alveolar hypoventilation/ 1081

Central cord syndrome resulting from congenital narrowness of the cervical spi 0874

central core disease/Progressive muscular dystrophy, infantile muscular atroph 0229

central core disease/Progressive muscular dystrophy, infantile progressive mus 0230

Central-facilitative conditions in rehabilitation counseling: Research finding 1255

central nervous regeneration/The enigma of 0128

central nervous system damage/The brain is a distributed information processor 0680

central nervous system disorders/The use of dantrolene Na in 1001

central nervous system/Patterns of sinus arrhythmia in patients with lesions o 0939

Cerebral arteriograms and peripheral oscillometrics/ 0408

cerebral cortex on the cuneate nucleus of the monkey/Influence of the 0673

cerebral damage/Psychological evaluation of children with 0047

cerebral dysfunction/Prematurity as an etiological factor in 0560

Cerebral hemorrhage in relation to birth asphyxia/ 0283

Cerebral palsy/ 1030

cerebral palsy/An institutional survey of 143 cases of acquired 0221

cerebral palsy/Developmental aspects of neurological structure relevant to 0217

(cerebral palsy)On CP's for CP/ 0054

Cerebral palsy, Part 1/Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 26. 0493

Cerebral palsy, Part 2/Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 26. 0494

cerebral palsy/Rehabilitation in 1027

cerebral palsy/Rehabilitation in 1157

cerebral palsy/Some problems and opportunities for research in 0210

cerebral palsy/Some problems and opportunities for research in 0234

cerebral palsy/The adult with 0045

Cerebral palsy/The last year of the second decade--Problems and opportunities 0222

cerebral palsy/Training of control of head posture in children with 0421

cerebral vascular accident patients after intensive rehabilitation/Followup st 0307

cerebral vascular disease/The magnitude and complexity of 0415

cerebrovascular accident/Rehabilitation of the patient after 0844

cerebrovascular disease/Carbohydrate, insulin and lipid interrelationship in i 0140

cerebrovascular disease/Early rehabilitative management of the patient with di 0926

cerebrovascular disease in the United States. A comparison with Pakistan, Isra 0075

cerebrovascular disease/Insulin response to glucose stress in covert ischemic 0141

cerebrovascular disease (ITCVD), and control subjects/Coagulability and lipid 0078

cerebrovascular disease (ITCVD)/Uric acid as a homeostatic factor in glucose-i 0177

cerebrovascular disease/Predisposing factors to 0061

cerebrovascular disease/Specificity of risk factors in ischemic 0096

cerebrovascular disease. The assessment of risk factors/Ischemic 0090

cerebrovascular diseases/Profile of covert ischemic heart and ischemic thrombo 0094

cerebrovascular hemorrhage due to malformation/A 0567

cerebrovascular (ITCVD) and heart diseases (IHD)/Free fatty acid (FFA) respons 0088

cervical articular masses with age/A radiologic study of the changes of shape 0597

cervical ligamentous sprain/Conservative management of the post-traumatic 0856

Cervical radiometry/0746

cervical spinal canal/Central cord syndrome resulting from congenital narrowne 0874

cervical spinal cord section/Adrenal responses to stress in men with 0978

161

cervical spinal cord section/Daily rhythms of electrolytes and aldosterone exc 0975

Cervical spinal cord transection/Resting and stimulated endocrine function in 0979

cervical spine mobility. Part I/Factors related to 0600

chair for the wheelchair patient/Adapted dental 1061

Change in heel width following support of pronated iootl 0305

Changes in conformity behavior on a perceptual task following verbal reinforce 0109

Changes in methods and relationships necessary within rehabilitation/ 0928

Changes in muscle ultrastructure in diabetes mellitus/ 0534

Changes in self-concepts during group psychotherapy as a function of alternate 1294

Changes in the structure, innervation, electromyographic patterns and enzymes 0323

Changes in work production, sentence production, and relevance in an aphasic t 0110

Changing concepts in mental retardation/ 1174

Characterization of rheumatoid arthritis by serial x-ray examination of hands 0862

chemotherapy/The teratogenic effects of the recent drugs active in cancer 0040

chest animal with ventricular fibrillation/Total maintenance of circulation in 0816

chick/An experimental model of mumps virus embryopathy in the 1435

chicken by phytohemagglutinin/Dissociation of thymus and bursa function in the 1431

chicken/Ontogeny and distribution of immunoglobulin (Ig) containing cells in t 1430

chicken sarcoma in monkeys conditioned with progesterone/Tumors induced by 0158

chicken sarcoma virus/Nephritis and brain atrophy in monkeys receiving 0157

chickens by embryonic injections of anti -u antibodies/Class suppression of imm 1407

chickens/Functional deficiency of autologous implants of the bursa of fabriciu 1437

(child)Acoustic phonetics/ 1421

child/Asphyxial brain damage at birth, with reference to the minimally affecte 0278

child: Clinical and educational management/The hard of hearing 1406

child dyad/Information transmission in the mother- 1170

child/Educational implications for the spina bifida 1118

(child)Levels of communication/ 1422

child/Problems of the orthopedically handicapped 0227

child/Psychological evaluation of the brain-injured 0055

child/Psychological evaluation of the multiple handicapped preschool blind 0029

child-rearing practices in a low socioeconomic group/ 0293

(child)The hearing mechanism/ 1423

child/The spine in the ilandicapped 0825

child with spina bifida/Management of the 1100

child with spina bifida manifesta/Comprehensive care of the 0213

child with spina bifida/The 0211

childhood hydrocephalus with a new silicone-rubber shunting device, the Denver 1126

children/A scale for the measurement of pathogenesis in mothers of schizophren 1262

children/in occupational therapy program for the developmental habilitation of 0799

children as a function of learning method/Retention in retarded and nonretarde 1185

children/Audiologic and otologic screening of disadvantaged 1387

children/Concurrent schedules of social reinforcement and dependency behavior 0613

children/Development of preference for delayed reinforcement in disadvantaged 1366

children/Hyperlexia--Specific reading ability in 0604

children in the public schools/Oral word association norms for educable mental 1374

children/Paired-associate learning and retention in retarded and nonretarded 1384

(children)Parents/ 1172

children/Reduction of severe spondylolisthesis in 0829

children with birth defects/Maternal attitudes and behavior as related to the 1109

children with cerebral damage/Psychological evaluation of 0047

children with cerebral palsy/Training of control of head posture in 0421

children with congenital deformities of the limbs/Counseling parents of 0216

children with learning disabilities/The team approach in the diagnosis and tre 0561

children with limb deformities--Preservation of rudimentary appendices and pro 0135

children with reading problems/The relationship of undifferentiated handedness 0741

children with speech problems/Assessment and planning for 0419

children with spina bifida and myelomeningocele/A therapeutic recreation progr 0033

children with spina bifida cystica/Rehabilitation of 0004

children with spina bifida manifesta/An electromyographic study of 0035

children with spina bifida/Verbal behavior in 0056

162

children's expectancy in skill and chance outcomes/Disadvantaged and nondisadv 1369

Children's Manifest Anxiety Scale with the retarded/An item analysis the 1177

children's performances /Tactile identification of letters: A comparison of dea 1394

Child's play. Collected writings on the biological, psychological, and sociolo 0839

chi-square solution/A coefficient of afreement: A 1249

choledocholithiasis in the baboon/Experimental 0646

choledocholithiasis induced in the rat/Biliary reaction and 0645

Cholesterol embolism: A multiple-system disease masquerading as polyarteritis 0368

choline-deficient rat myocardium/Mitechondrial charges in 0647

choline-deficient rats/Cardiomyopathy in 0648

cholinergic drugs in myoneural junction disease/Observations of transduced ma 1060

chondrodwarfisms/Chromosones in 0062

chromatographic gas analysis using a helical gas collector/An automatic method 1156

chromosome 18 deletion syndrome with IgA deficiency /Immunological profile in a 1418

Chromosomes in chondrodwarfisms/ 0062

chronic bronchitis: Clinical manifestations and their physiologic significance 1105

Chronic bronchocutaneous fistula in the dog: A method for construction/ 0165

chronic illness/A procedure for the measurement of urinary 17-hydtoxycorticost 0973

chronic illness/Mucoid Pseudomonas aeruginosa in patients with 0788

Chronic obstructive bronchopulmonary disease. II. Oxygen transport in two clin 1106

chronic obstructive pulmonary disease/Diagnostic value of the P-wave in lead V 1070

chronic obstructive pulmonary disease /Evaluation of QRS criteria in patients w 1093

chronic obstructive pulmonary emphysema/Personality characteristics of patient 1031

chronic renal disease/Hyperuricemia and 1017

chronic respiratory disease: Is this the final answer?/Disabled by 1089

chronic seizure patients on the general aptitude test battery/The performance 0630

chronical unemployment: Vocational immaturity?/ 1244

chronically ill and disabled/The usefulness of computers in the management of 0954

chronically ill and physically disabled population: A pilot study/Sexual adjus 1053

Cineradiographic demonstration of the rheumatoid arthritis of the cricoaryteno 1033

circulation and its clinical implications/Hepatoportal 0171

circulation and its relationship to the prescription of a prosthesis in the ge 0636

circulation: Clinical and an/iographic considerations/Aneurysms of the posteri 0980

circulation in the closed-chest animal with ventricular fibrillation/Total mai 0816

circulation in the hemiplegic and in the uninvolved lower extremity by three d 0528

circulation in the lower extremities of hemiplegic patients/Comparison of 0410

circulation/The effects of changes in hydrogen ion concentration on the pulmon 0019

circulation to hyperoxia/Response of regional 0025

circulation/Quantitative measurement of the peripheral 0406

Clamp device for emptying urinal bag/ 0612

Class suppression of immunoglohulin synthesis in chickens by embryonic injecti 1407

claudication of the calf/Short-leg bracing for intermittent 0683

cleft lip. An electromyographic study/The prolabium in the bilateral 0164

Client awareness of adjustment in self- and ideal-self-concepts/ 1275

Client-evaluation: Psychometric attributes and instructor's ratings as predict 1358

client evaluation/Toward an empirical definition of 1355

client outcome/Effective vocational rehabilitation: Differential agency practi 1316

client outcome project/Elaboration on phase III of the effective vocational re 1272

client outcomes/Differential agency practices and 1314

client pathology and subsequent therapeutic improvement/Therapist assessment o 1210

Clinical and angiographic considerations/Aneurysms of th rlsterior cervicocra 0980

Clinical and educational management/The hard of hearing cnild: 1406

Clinical and electrodiagnostic features of the carpal tunnel syndrome/ 0139

Clinical and laboratory studies of a distinctive type of arthritis observed in 0842

Clinical application of antidepressant agents in disabled and rehabilitation p 0172

Clinical application of quantitative methods in the study of spasticity/ 0850

clinical application/The biomechanical profile of pronation and supination and 0043

clinical behavior of the newly born. 1. The term baby/The 0778

clinical biomedical monitoring/Electrode experience in 0911

Clinical considerations/Mycoplasmas and bacterial L forms: 0909

Clinical diagnosis of the carpal tunnel syndrome/ 0739

163

clinical disability rating for parkinson patients/A 0002

clinical emergencies/Computers in the management of 0945

Clinical experience with a plastic short leg brace/ 0698

clinical field as a basis for planning of changes in residency programs/Trends 0538

clinical implications/Hepatoportal circulation and its 0171

clinical investigations/Considerations in use of information processing techno 0920

Clinical judgement/Book review. Feinstein, A. 1036

clinical meaning/Central-facilitative conditions in rehabilitation counseling: 1255

Clinical neurophysiology in the evaluation of "weakness"/ 0100

clinical practice/Application of computers in 0921

clinical research data. I. Experience and problems /System for processing 0935

clinical research data. II. System design/System for processing 0752

clinical significance of left axis deviation/The 0376

clinical significance of the atrial T-wave/The 1071

clinical sources/Incidence of mucoid Pseudomonas aeruginosa from 0784

Clinical studies on gonococcal arthritis and Retter's syndrome and measurement 0900

clinical study of ischemic strokes/Random controls in the 0649

clinical types/Chronic obstructive bronchopulmonary disease. II. Oxygen transp 1106

clinical usefulness/Physiologic monitoring of conjoined twins: Objectives and 0949

clinical value, and problems/Physiological monitor: Experience, 0940

clinical value of neuromuscular electrodiagnosis/The 0684

clinician's requirements for physiological monitoring systems/The 0951

closed-circuit data broadcast system/A 0815

closures as a criterion of counselor effectiveness/Evaluation of case 1248

clothing and dressing and their solutions/Current concepts and use of self-hel 0298

Clothing for the disabled/ 0301

clotting/Bleeding time after aspirin in disorders of intrinsic 1402

Clq/Subunits of the first complement component in immunologic deficiency syndr 1436

Cls and Clq/Subunits of the first complement component in immunologic deficien 1436

CO2 retention/Acid regulation and 1108

CO2 tensions during hyperbaric oxygen /Tissue 02 and 0026

Coagulability and lipid correlations in ischemic heart disease (IHD), ischemic 0078

coefficient of agreement: A chi-square sclutiot/A 1249

Coexistent mitral and aortic valvitlar atrecle: A pathologic study of 14 cases/ 0369

Cognitive dysfunction with cdrdicvascuide disease/ 1135

Cognitive factors in the differential conditioning of the GSR: Use of a reacti 0748

Cognitive functioning of schizophrenics as affected by aggressive stimuli subl 1353

Cognitive processes during differential trace and delayed conditioning of the 0747

Cognitive processes in differential GSR conditioning: Effects of a masking tas 0809

cold, Part 1/Practical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 6. Effect 0453



collagen and adhesions/StCies on the causal factors in the passive length-ten 0731

collagen in contracture of denervated muscle/The importance of adhesions and t 0732

collagen/The effect of denervation on muscle and tendon 0733

college underachievers/Group counseling with 1236

Colorado heart index: A statistical estimate of cardiac work potential /The 1136

:olostomy/Living comfortably with your 0554

combined ADL -long opponens orthosis/A0137

commentary on radical behaviorism/A0430

Zommon cardiovascular problems in rehabilitation/0509

Common psychological problems in competitive athletics/ 0272

Communicating the changing concepts in mental retardation/ 1173

communication/Case histories and shorter 0661

Communication for the handicapped in college: An annotated list of references 1330

communication in aphasia/A measurement of functional0240

communication/Language problems after stroke: A guide to 0577

communication/Levels of1422

communication pathophysiology/Inter-disciplinary training in 1441

Communicative disorders/1439

communicative sciences in dental schools/Guidelines for teaching 1440

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community alcohol rehabilitation unit/The development of a 1287

community/Links and barriers between hospital and 1018

Community resources: Innovative planning for administration and programming in 1182

Comparative study of improved fluotometric methods used to quantitate plasma c 0150

comparison of certain characteristics of mentally retarded trainees in a rehab 1337

Comparison of circulation in the lower extremities of hemiplegic patients/ 0410

Comparison of deep heating by microwaves at frequencies 2456 and 900 megacycle 0704

comparison of letter-grade distributions based on three methods of coubining t 1229

Comparison of motor and sensory nerve conduction velocity in early uremic poly 0696Comparison of oscillometric index and blood flow of the foot as measured by pl 0407

comparison of physical medicine departments in vocational vs physical restorat 1339

Comparison of post-operative stump management/ 1403

Comparison of somatosensory thalamic population characteristics in cat under n 0679

Comparison of some properties of Pseudomonas aeruginosa isolated from infectio 0780Comparison off the circulation in the hemiplegic and in the uninvolved lower ex 0528

comparison of therapist and client social class/A 1265

comparison of two groups of institutionalized delinquents on Porteus Maze test 0399

competence and ability to profit from cues in brain damaged individuals/Relati 0017

Complications of myocardial infarction found at autopsy/ 1077

Comprehensive care of the child with spina bifida manifesta/ 0213

comprehensive counseling needs of deaf people/The 1395

Comprehensive management of the affected newborn. The role of the social worke 1130

Comprehensive management of the newborn with spina bifida: The role of the ped 1158

Computer analysis and display of movement patterns/ 0831

Computer analysis of data obtained from an instrumented prosthetic leg/ 0889

Computer analysis of duration of motor unit potentials/ 0886Computer analysis of electrocardiograms: Evn/uation of experience in a hospita 1075

Computer analysis of the effects of bedrest on cardiac dynamics/ 0937

Computer analysis of the motor unit action potential duration/ 0885

computer detection of alpha waves/Mathematical description and 1101

computer entry, and display of the four vital signs/Monitoring, 0817

computer/Mapping human movement with the aid of a 0837

(computer)Physiologic trends in human motor unit activity determined by statis 1049

Computer processing of data generated by a bicycle ergometer test/ 0766

Computer processing of data generated in micturition studies (Preliminary repo 0764

computer processing/Preparing medical record data for 0948

computer/Pulmonary function measurements using an "on-line" 1155

Computer simulation of an intact muscle system/ 1121

computer study of the dynamics of cell membrane transport/A 1120

computer system/Daily tree..ment planning with an on-line shared 0818

computer system for a reaabilitation hospital/An on-line 0953

Computer usage in future health care systems/ 0959

Computers and hospitals/ 0864

computers for hospital usage/Application of 0936

Computers illustrate processes underlying spontaneous recovery and rehabilitat 0680

computers in clinical practice/Application of 0921

computers in medicine/Future 0927

Computers in Medicine/Preface to symposium: 0923

Computers in the management of clinical emergencies/ 0945

computers in the management of the chronically ill and disabled/The usefulness 0954

Concept identification performance as a function of experimenter warmth in edu 1317

concept of continued therapy/The 0180

concept of muscle tone, hypotonia, and hypertonia/The 0728Conceptions and attitudinal correlates/The nursing attendant's role in a rehab 0808

concerns during their first year in medical school/Students' perceptions and 0595

Concerns of parents of handicapped college students/ 1328

Concurrent schedules of reinforcement: A new concept of dependency/ 0404

Concurrent schedules of social reinforcement and dependency behavior among fou 0613

conditioning: Effects of a masking task/Cognitive processes in differential GS 0809

conditioning of the GSR/Cognitive processes during differential trace and dela 0747

conditioning of the GSR: Use of a reaction time as the UCS with normals ana sc 0748

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conditioning: Verbalization of stimulus contingencies/Differential classical 0804Conditions of the ascending aorta causing obstruction of the coronary arteries 0370Conduction studies of the anterior and posterior tibial nerves/ 0429conference on coordinating education and rehabilitation sources for the deaf/D 1285confrontation/Beyond the core conditions: Immediacy and 1263confrontation/Level of therapist functioning patient depth of self-exploration 1214

Congenital anomalies of the extremities, nomenclature and the thalidomide epis 0214Congenital malformations: General considerations/ 0215congenital narrowness of the cervical spinal canal/Central cord syndrome resul

0,9719congenital rubella children/An occupational therapy program for the developmen 0799connective tissue fractions/Solubility of monosodium urate in serum and 1039

connective tissue/The rationale for prolonged stretching for correction of sho 0521Conservative management of ischemic ulcers/ 1414

Conservative management of the post-traumatic cervical ligamentous sprain/08854:Conservative management of trophic skin changes in lower extremity amputees/ 0849

Considerations for working with the "hard-core" unemployment in a rehabilitati 1320Considerations in the preparation of R 6 R grant applications/ 1429

Considerations in use of information processing technology in clinical investi 0920Contemporary concepts in the teaching of physical medicine and rehabilitation/ 0507

Content and order in the formation of impressions/ 0570continuity of care plan for long-term patients/Acontribution of insurance to total health services/Thecontribution of Sister Elizabeth Kenny to the treatment of poliomyelitis (Abri 0480

Control of gamma efferents through the reticular activating system/ 0678Control of orthostatic hypotension of quadriplegia patients with a pressure su 0933

cord injury/Mechanism for respiratory insufficiency after cervical 0020cord syndrome resulting from congenital narrowness of the cerivcal spinal cana 0874

cordotomy for the relief of spasticity in decerebrate cat/Radiofrequency 1056

coronary and cerebrovascular disease/Insulin response to glucose stress in cov 0141

Coronary arterial embolism in persistent truncus: Arteriosis report of a case 0371

coronary arteries/Conditions of the ascending aorta causing obstruction of the 0370coronary artery/Anastomosis of the internal mammary artery to the distal left 0113

coronary artery disease/Arterial and venous microsurgical by-pass grafts for 0114

coronary artery disease/Individual differences relating to 0089

coronary candidates/Enzymatic differences in most prone and least rone 0087

coronary care unit/Casework in a 11C3

coronary disease and stroke. Early recognition and prevention/Early diagncJis 0084

Coronary disease factors/ 0030coronary insufficiency. A report on exercise electrocardiograms in 13 patients 1076

coronary patients/Long term followup study of young 0092

coronary profile/Assessing the 0069

coronary prone individual/Development of a profile of the 0073

coronary prone person/Profile of the 0095

Corrective surgery in adult hemiplegia/ 0148

Correlated input-output stimulator for experimental physiology/ 0868

corticosterone and contractility of glycerinated white muscle fibers in the ra 1151

cortisol in patients with chronic illness/A procedure for the measurement of 1 0973

counseling: A comparison of methods /training in interpersonal relationships th 1207

counseling: A therapeutic encounter/Vocational 1251

Counseling and psychometric signs as determinants in the vocational success of 0347

counseling and psychotherapy: An evaluation cf an integrated didactic and expe 1227

Counseling and psychotherapy: Process and outcome/ 1289

counseling and psychotherapy: Training and practice/Toward effective 1302

counseling center clients/Objective ratings of therapeutic conditions with uni 1224

counseling for rehabilitation counselors/Implications of research in 1221

counseling in medical research and training centers/The responsibility of reha 1133

counseling in rehabilitation medicine/Genetic 0220

counseling needs of deaf people/The comprehensive 1395

counseling/New dimensions in rehabilitation 1238

Counseling parents of children with congenit.1 deformities of the limbs/ 0216

counseling: Research findings and clinical meaning/Central-facilitative condit 1255

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counseling/Research in1223

counseling/Review.Readings in rehabilitation 1242

counseling/Some implications of research in mental retardation for rehabilitat 1216

counseling: The effects of lay group counseling/Lay mental health 1226

counseling(Training and use of nurses and subprofessional personnel in 1258

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counseling with college underachievers/Groupcounseling with institutionalized juvenile delinquents: Effects of therapeutic

counselor as seen by the speech pathologist in providing services for the apha

counselor/Biographical characteristics of state rehabilitation

Counselor-client negotiation of the counseling process/

counselor commitment/The nature, structure, and function of

counselor education/A method of self-evaluaticm for

counselor effectiveness/Evaluation of case closures as a criterion of

counselor/Support personnel vs thecounselor-trainees with mentally retarded workshop clients/Effectiveness of

counselor training programs and the vocational assessment process/Rehabilitati

counselors or therapists and the evolving understanding of counseling and psyc

court/The rehabilitation expert inCreatine phosphokinase and other serum enzyme activity after controlled exerci

cricoarytenoid joint/Cineradiographic demonstration of the rheumatoid arthriti

critical illness/Experience with on-line monitoring inCross-discipline comparison of practitioners' objectives and strategies concer

crutch as a source of internal power for orthotics and prosthetics/Hydraulic

cues of genuineness, empathy, and warmth/Facial and bodily

cues/Responsivity to facial and linguisticcuff-tourniquets on tilt table tolerance after water immersion/Effect of extre

cuffs or leotards in preventing or controlling the cardiovascular deconditioni

cuffs/Plasma volume and tilt table response to water immersion deconditioning

cultivation of mycoplasmas/Identification, classification, and

cultural-familial retardation/Research relevant to the etiology and prevention

cuneate nucleus of the monkey/Influence of the cerebral cortex on the

Current concepts and use of self-help devices, architectursl planning, and pro

Current efforts to apply system evaluations to Research and Trairing Centers/

Current practices in training tape-raters at the Arkansas Rehabilitation Resea

curriculum content in short-term training programs in mental retardation: An e

cutaneous candidiasis associated with diffuse myopathy and thymona/Case report

Cutaneous vesicostomy as means of urinary diversion' 3 years experience/

Cyclic AMP (CAMP) influences in congestive heart failure (CHF) /3'S'

cystic fibrosis, a comparison of agents/Bronchial lavage in

cystic fibrosis/Application of neutron activation analysis to the sweat test d

cystic fibrosis/Comparison of some pr,?erties of Pseudomonas aczuginosa isolat

cystic fibrosis of the pancreas/An atypical Pseudomonas aeruginosa associated

cystic fibrosis origin/Enzymatic action on the capsular material produced by P

cystic fibrosis screening program based on automated neutron activation analys

cystic fibrosis/Specific sscretory antibodies is patients with

cystic fibrosis/Structure and ultrastructure of the labial stlivary glands in

cystine bovine prothrombin prepared by DEAE-cellulose/The presence of methioni

cystometry, and electromyography in evaluation of net bladder dysfuncti

cytochemical method/Enzymes of the lung. I. Detection of esterase with a new

dantrolene Na in central nervous s?stem disorders/The use of 1001

dantrolene sodium on spasticity and motor performance in hemiplegia/The effect 1000

Daily rhythms of electrolytes and aldosterone excretion in men with cervical s 0975

Daily treatment planning with an on-line shared computer system/ 0818

DEAE-cellulose/The presence of methionine and cystine in bovine prothrombin pr 0115

deaf and hard of hearin? adults in established facilities for the normally hea 1438

deaf and hearing children's performances/Tactileidentification of letters: A 1394

deaf client/Toward more effective rehabilitation services for the severely han 1286

deaf man/Aphasia in a congenitally0179

deaf paraplegic patient/Rehabilitation of a 0598

Deaf people in Arkansas in the seventies: A report of the Arkansas statewide c 1285

167

deaf people/The comprehensive counseling needs of 1395

deaf persons: Recommended policies and programs/Services for elderly 1391

deaf persons/The national census of 1392

Deaf/Proceedings of the Interfaith Institute for Denominational Workers with t 1388

Deaf Professional Persons/Pror.eedings of the Institute of 1389

deaf/Seminar on behavior modification: Methods for psychologists working with 1390

(deaf)The preparation of professionals in the 70's/ 1393

decade of progress/A 0562

Decisions in scoliosis/ 0876

deconditioning experiments/Tilt table and plasma volume changes with short ter 0967

deconditioning experiments using extremity cuffs/Plasma volume and tilt table 0966

deconditioning of bedrest/Effectiveness of extremity cuffs or leotards in prey 0969

decubital ulcers/An effective method of preventing 0501

Decubitus ulcers/ 0853

Decubitus ulcers/ 1500

decubitus ulcers at the New England Medical Center Hospitals, Rehabilitation I 1009

decubitus ulcers by the use of the water bed/Treatment of 1010

defects in spina bifida/Musculoskeletal 1153

defects/Musculoskeletal 1140

defense of facilitation techniques/In 0681

deficiency diseases associated with lymphoproliferative disorders/The secondar 1416

deficiency diseases/The primary immunologic 1426

deficiency/Immunological profile in a chromosome 18 deletion syndrome with IgA 1418

deficiency of autologous implants of the bursa of fabricius chickens/Functiona 1437

Deficiency of IgM/ 1417

deficiency syndromes: Independence of Cls and Clq/Subunits of the first comple 1436

Definition and philosophy of rehabilitation medicine/ 0413

deformities in epidermolysis bullosa/Rehabilitation of hand 0231

deformities in the stroke patient/Flexor origine release in the treatment of 1396

Deformities of the extremities/ 1016

deformities of the limbs/Counseling parents of caildren with congenital 0216

deformities--Preservation of rudimentary appendices and prosthetic design/A th 0135

deformity recorded by xerography/Joint range and 0998

deglutition/Electromyographic study of genioglossus, geniohyoid, mylohyoid, an 1002

Delay of gratification in welfare and rehabilitation clients/ 1362

Delay of gratification, Porteus Maze test performance, and behavioural adjustm 0590

Delay of reinforcement and training choice behaviour of rehabilitation clients/ 1363

delinquency/A review of social learning theories and exposure to 1276

delinquency/Institute on research with volunteers in juvenile 1319

(delinquency)Prediction/ 0346

delinquency-prone adolescents/Achievements among 0340

delinquency/The meaning of 0652

delinquent boys/Operant conditioning principles in the treatment of learning a 1211

delinquent group/Delay of gratification, Porteus Maze test performance, and be 0590

delinquents/An MMPI comparison of two groups of institutionalized 0400

delinquents/Changes in self-concepts during group psychotherapy as a function 1294

delinquents/Effects of group psychotherapy with high accurate empathy and nonp 1295

delinquents: Effects of therapeutic conditions, patient self-exploration, alte 1311

delinquents on Porteus Maze test performance/A comparison of two groups of ins 0399

delinquents/Some ego functions associated with delay of gratification in male 0401

delinquents using Rorschach content and thought process scales/Measuring impul 0593

DeLorme axiom/A test of the 0652

Demand for rehabilitation in a labor union population. Part I: Research report 0119

Demand for rehabilitation in a labor union population. Part II: Action program 0120

Democratic, authoritarian and laissez-faire leadership with mentally retarded 1243

demonstration Jf anti-inflammatory effect of indomethacin/A 0627

denervation and reduced muscle motion secondary to denervation on rest length, 0731

enervation of the tonic neck reflexes/Modification of athetosis by 0532

dental chair for the wheelchair patient/Adapted 1061

dental drills/Auditory sensitization to noise from 1011

dental schools/Guidelines for teaching communicative sciences in 1440

168

Dental technology in the fabrication of a stabilizing wrist splint/ 1062

Denver Shunt. A comparative study/Treatment of childhood hydrocephalus with a 1126

department from 1945 to 1965 (Section on the history of the Department of Phys 0580

dependency behavior among four-year-old children/Concurrent schedules of socia 0613

dependency/Concurrent schedules of reinforcement: A new concept of 0404

depreciation/Accelerated vs straight line 0540

depression in middle-aged women/Working outside the home and the occurrence of 0345

Design and development/Driving aids-- 0145

design a routine parallel line assay/Use of prior information to 0335

design of hospital beds/Rehabilitation experts confer with manufacturers on 0331

Deterioration of the bedfast patient: Causes and effect.;/ 0510

Deterioration of the bedfast patient--Nursing/ 0308

Determination of tissue 02 tensions by hollow visceral tonometers: Effect of b 0018

Development and evaluation of an impedance cardiac output system/ 0548

Development and physiology of the lymphoid system/ 1408

development of a community alcohol rehabilitation unit/The 1287

Development of a profile of the coronary prone individual/ 0073

development of a treatment program in a rehabilitation center/The 0237

Development of an electrical impedance plethysmography system to monitor cardi 0582

development of basic self-instructional "ita" reading materials/The 1334

Development of externally powered upper extremity orthotic systems/ 0792

Development of neural elements in human embryos of four to seven weeks gestati 0284

Development of preference for delayed reinforcement in disadvantaged children/ 1366

Developmert of programmed materials for retail sales training/ 1335

Developmeat of upper extremity orthotics/ 0797

De-eiopmmt toward a controllable orthotic system for restoring useful arm and 0790

Developmental aspects of neurological structure relevant to cerebral palsy/ 0217

Developmental behaviors: Delayed appearance in monkeys asphyxiated at birth/ 0194

Developmental disabilities and problems of intellect/ 1139

device for emptying urinal bag/Clamp 0612

devices, architectural planning, and problems on clothing and dressing and the 0298

devices 'esigned to prevent ischemic ulcers in paraplegic patients/Evaluation 0426

devices for rehabilitation. PartlI/Self-help 0303

diabetes mellitus/Changes in muscle ultrastructure in 0534

diabetic neuropathy/Motor-point biopsies in 0326

diabetic rats/Social facilitation of a previously learned response in normal, 0565

diabetic rats/Social facilitation of a previously learned response in normal, 1131

diabetic subjects/Studies of pulse wave velocity in potential 0819

diagnose and evaluate occlusive vascular disease to the aorta and iliac arteri 0635

diagnoses and their importance to Blue Cross/Discharge 0499

Diagnosis and management of the ,leurogenic bladder/ 1145

diagnosis and treatment of children with learning disabilities/The team approa 0561

diagnosis of coronary disease and stroke. Early recognition and prevention/Ear 0084

diagnosis of cystic fibrosis/Application of neutron activation analysis to the 0866

Diagnosis of neurological dysfunction of the urinary bladder/ 0339

diagnosis of progressive muscular dystrophy/The use of serum creatine phosphok 0621

diagnosis of speech disorders in brain damaged adults/The 0181

diagnosis of the carpal tunnel syndrome/Clinical 0739

Diagnosis/Practical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 9, Low back 0461

diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of rheumatic heart disease/New concepts i 0377

diagnostic criteria/The tarsal-tunnel syndrome, objective 0106

Diagnostic value of the P-wave in lead V1 in chronic obstructive pulmonary dis 1070

Diagnostics: Medical management of muscular dystrophy/ 0620

dialysis/Natural history of uremic polyneuropathy and effects of 0692

diaphragm to ventilate on in man/A plethysmographic method of measuring the co 0021

diaphragm to ventilation in man/Relative contributions of the rib cage and the 0024

Diathermy/0702

Diathermy treatment of acute bronchitis: (Questions and answers)/ 0531

diathermy using helical induction coil applicators/Heating patterns produced b 0711

diathermy with a helical coil/Selective muscle heating by shortwave 0714

Differences in ADP and ATP in mitochondria derived from failing hearts/ 0081

169

Differences in levels of ATP and ADP in normal and failing guinea pig heart mi 0082

Differential agency practices and client outcomes/ 1314

Differential classical conditioning: Verbalization of stimulus contingencies/ 0804

digit memory testing of college students/Methodology in 0557

digital surgery in epidermolysis bullosa/Rehabilitative 0232

digitalis on the level of ATP in mitochondria derived from failing hearts/The 0086

Digoxin-H3 metabolism in normal and congestive failure guinea pig hearts/ 0161

dilemma of health and welfare services/The 0397

dinitrophenol/Pulmonary ventilation response to the metabolic action of 2,1- 0757

Directions in research on aphasia/ 0238

Direction of measurement: A source of misinterpretation/ 0629

disabilities and problems of intellect/Developmental 113a

Disabilities of genetic origin/ 1028

disability and hum.4n behavior/Physical 1134

disability by the nondisabled/Perception of 11146

disability by welfare and rehabilitation clients/Perception of 1364

Disability evaluation and physical therapeutics in patients with chronic pains 0734

Disability evaluation, Part 1/Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 22 0487

Disability evaluation, Part 2/Physical medicine and rehabilitation.: Lecture 22 0488

disability/Expanded horizons and problems in the management of 0916

disability in hemiplegia/Measures of functional 0910

disability/Internal-external locus of control and perception of 1352

disability/Personality characteristics in men with spinal cord injury as relat 0656

disability/Physical handicap and 0872

disability rating for parkinson patients/A clinical 0002

disabled/An antidote for testing poisoning. Review of psychological practices 0655

disabled and disadvantaged: Implication for researcn in delivery of services a 1433

disabled and non-disabled/Muscle strength and electrical activity, heart rate, 0204

disabled and rehabilitation patients/Clinical application of antidepressant ag 0172

Disabled by chronic respiratory disease: Is this the final answer?/ 1089

disabled/Clothing for the 0301

disabled homebound persons/New productive capability and earnings of physicall 1087

disabled/Homemaking aids for the 0614

disabled patients/Ten year analysis of duration of hospitalization of 0961

disabled people perform modern business tasks/Homebound 1086

disabled population: A pilot study/Sexual adjustment of the chronically ill an 1053

disabled/Psychological factors affecting driving behavior in the 0011

disabled/The usefulness of computers in the management of the chronically ill 0954

disabled /Two Pennsylvania driver safety education programs for the physically 1336

disabled with demographic information and personality neasures/Relationship of 1268

disabling residuals of cerebrovascular disease/Early rehabilitative management 0926

Disadvantaged and nondisadvantagen children's expectancy in skill and chance o 1369

disadvantaged children/Audiologic and otologic screening of 1387

disadvantaged children/Development of preference for delayed reinforcement in 1366

disadvantaged: Implications for research in deli try of services and manpower 1433

disadvantaged youth/Summer work-study program for 1321

disc/The invertebral 0481

Discharge diagnoses and their importance to Blue Cross/ 0499

discrimination in congenital amputees /Two -point 0276

discrimination learning/Electromyographic gradients during complex visual 1162

Discussant in subclinical al( ,holic myopathy: Electromyographic and biopsy stu 0101

Discussion on rehabilitation of arthritis/ 0443

Discussion on the L form session/ 0902

disorders/Communicative1439

Dissociation of thymus and bursa function in the chicken by phytohemagglutinin 1431

distribution of vitamin C in the human fetus/The 9134

Diverting renal and adrenal vein blood into liver and renal hypertension in do 0545

Doctors as patients A study of the medical care of physicians and their famil 1096

Does hypertension truly increase the risk rate of ischemic heart disease?/ 0083

dog: A method for construction/Chronic bronchocutaneous fistula in the 0165

Dog and human experiments/Llectronic bladder stimulation: 0894

170

dog/Effects of greatly elevated blood pressures of short duration on cacdiovas 0318dogs, and patients with joint effusions/Total osmotic activity values for the 0579

dogs/Diverting renal and adrenal vein blood into liver and renal hypertension 0545

dogs/The effect of preanesthetic and anesthetic agents on the respiration-hear 0867dogs/Total osmotic activity of synovkal fluid of the major joint cavities of 0544

dressing and their solutions/Current zoncepts and use of self-help devices, ar 0298

driver safety education programs for the physically and mentally disabled/Two 1336

Driver training, transportation, and vocational adjustment of the handicapped 0197

Driving aids--Design and development/ 0145

driving behavior in the disabled/Psychological factors affecting 0011

driving/Objective masurementsof drug effects on 0257

driving skills of the handicapped person/Psychological considerations in the 0007

dropout at a comprehensive rehabilitation facility/Identifying the program 1342

drug abuse: A fresh approach/Psychiatric rehabilitation in the 70's, alcoholis 1345

Drug addiction: A resource paper for rehabilitation 1270

drug effects on driving/Objective measurement of 0257

drug users and addicts/Facilities for treatment and rehabilitation of narcotic 1166

drugs active in cancer chemotherapy/The teratogenic effects of the recent 0040

drugs in myoneural junction disease/Observations of transduced mandibular move 1060

Duchenne muscular dystrophy/Harmonic analysis in carriers of 1110

Duration of relaxation after intramuscular neurolysis with phenol/ 0418

Duration of single motor unit potentials from fine-wire electrodes/ 0990

dyads in muscle fibers of Ascaris Iumbricoides/Ultrastructure of 0175

Dynamics of change/ 0594

dysphasia/Hand signals for 1442

dysphasic subjects/An investigation of paired-associates learning in adult 0412

dystrophic mice/Analysis of audio-frequency components of the electromyogram o 0882

Early diagnosis of coronary disease and stroke. Early recognition and preventi 0084

early history of physical medicine and rehabilitation at the University of Min 0459

Early recognition of covert ischemic heart disease/ 0072

Early recognition of covert ischemic heart disease/ 0085

Early rehabilitative management of the patient with disabling residuals of cer 0926

earnings of physically disabled homebound persons/New productive capability an 1087

(ECG)Diagnostic value of the P-wave in lead V1 in chronic obstructive pulmoEar 1070

(ECG)Evaluation of QRS criteria in patients with chroni, obstructive pulmonary 1093

ECG parameters in screening for coronary heart disease/Value of anthropometric 1068

(ECG)The clinical significance of the atrial T -wave/ 1071

Ecological analysis of a hospital:. Location dependencies ' . the behavior of st 0860

ecologic1 orientation to the helping process/An 1264

Editorial/ 0218

educable mental retardates and normal rehabilitation clients/Concept identific 1317

educable mentally retarded children in the public schools/Oral word associatio 1374

educable mentally retarded in relation to work performance/Work attitudes of t 1181

educable mentally retarded/The significance of work attitude for the 1168

education/A method of self-evaluation for counselor 1256

education, advancement, and placement:. A program in adult basic education/REAP 1338

education and career mobility: A case from hospital administration/Postgraduat 1024

education and health care/The problem oriented medical chart in rehabilitation 0315

education and rehabilitation services for the deaf/Deaf people in Arkanas in 1285

(education)Cross-discipline comparison of practitioners' objectives and strate 1055

education facilities for handicapped students/Preparing higher 1331

education for comprehensive medical care/Medical 0513

education in physical medicine and rehabilitation/An experiment in postgraduat 0440

education in physical medicine and rehabilitation in the community hospital/Ph 0498

education/Myths in remedial 0608

Education of deaf and hard of hearing adults in established facilities for the 1438

education personnel--values as related to age, sex, and training/Special 1178

education practices/The functional analysis of behavior: A technology for spec 1372

education programs for the physically and mentally disabled/Two Pennsylvania d 1336

education/Rehabilitation in the medical 1419

171

education/Two surveys of the needs of engineering schools in the field of biom 0259

educational alternative/The bookless curriculum: An 0607

Educational implications for the spina bifida child/ 1118

educational management/The hard cf hearing child:. Clinical and 1406

effect of alcohol on cells of fatty tissue: A tissue culture study of biopsy o 1405

Effect of angiotensin II on activity of the sympathetic nervous system/ 0205

Effect of complex measuring instrumentation upon the tilt table response/ 0965

effect of denervation on muscle and tendon collagen/The 0733

effect of digitalis on the level of ATP in mitochondria derived from failing h 0086

Effect of exercise on determination of total body water by tritium oxide/ 0772

Effect of exercise on pulmonary diffusing capacity/ 0262

effect of exercise on systolic time intervals in sedentary and active illdividu 1095

Effect of extremity cuff-tourniquets on tilt table tolerance after water immer 0963

effect of indirect hearing on peripheral blood flow, pulse rate, blood pressue 0641

effect of manifest anxiety upon the travel and manipulation components of huma 1288

Effect of normo- and hyperbaric oxygenation on resting and post exercise calf 0170

Effect of orbital flight on the duration of the cardiac cycle and of its phase 0960

effect of preanesthetic and anesthetic agents on the respiration-heart rate re 0867

Effect of spinal cord transections on electrodermal activity in man/ 0806

effect of strenuous exercise on serum lipids and enzymes/The 0031

Effect of the inherently helpful person on student academic achievement 1284

Effect of therapeutic temperatures on tendon extensibility/ 0717

effect on non-dominant hand execution on the Goodenough draw-a-man test/The 0343

effective method of preventing decubital ulcers /An 0501

Effective vocational rehabilitation:Differential agency practices and client 1316

Effectiveness of counselor-trainees with mentally retarded workshop clients/ 1225

Effectiveness of extremity cuffs or leotards in preventing or controlling the 0969

Effectiveness of myotatic reflex facilitationin augmenting rate of increase o 0322

effects of alternate sessions and vicarious therapy pretraining on group psych 1310

effects of changes it hyarogen ion concentration on the pulmonary circulation/ 0019

effects of chewable isosorbide dinitrate in coronary insufficiency. A report o 1076

effects of dantrolene sodium on spasticity and motor performance in hemiplegia 1000

Effects of glucagon (G) infusion during hemorrhagic shock/ 0153

Effects of glucagon (G) infusion during hemorrhagic shock/ 0154

Effects of greatly elevated blood pressures of short duration on cardiovascula 0318

Effects of group psychotherapy with high accurate empathy and nonpossessive wa 1295

Effects of heat on blood pigment absorption rate in traumatized muscle/ 0423

Effects of institutionalization on self-esteem/ 0312

Effects of intersignal interval on the human auditory evoked response/ 0575

effects of limitation of activity upon the human bo3y /The 0517

effects of oxygen inhalation on motor impersistenco in brain damaged individua 0014

effects of physical training upon self-concept and body attitude/The 1234

Effects of short-term training on residence hall assistants/ 1266

Effects of 10 days recumbency on the response to the bicycle ergometer test/ 0762

Effects of therapeutic conditions, alternate sessions, vicarious therapy pretr 1313

Effects of therapist persuasive potency in individual psychotherapy/ 1308

Effects of three kinds of artificial respirators on the pulmonary ventilation 0765

Effects of unidirectional training on bidirectional recall in retarded and non 1375

effects of variable interval and fixed interval signal presentation schedules 0576

efficacy of oral and pantomime instructions for hemiplegic patients/The 0658

efficiency of the human machine in work situations/The 0252

Efficient psychotherapy/1303

ego functions associated with delay of gratification in male delinquents/Some 0401

ego identity diffusion/An inquiry into the concepts of0581

Elaboration on phase III of the effective vocational rehabilitation differenti 1272

elderly active/Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 18. Keeping the 0476

elderly/Behavior control systems to increase socializing behavior in the 0665

elderly deaf persons:. Recommended policies and programs/Services for 1391

(elderly)The significance of age categories for older persons/ 0313

electric currents/Practical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture L 0460

electrical activity, heart rate, and energy cost during isometric contractions 0204

172

electrical changes during an action potential/A nerve membrane model for the 1099electrical impedance change to aortic flow velocity and acceleration/The relat 0549electrical impedance plethysmography system to monitor cardiac output/Developm 0582electrical impedance/The origin of cardiogenic changes in thoracic 0643electrical stimulation of the seminal vesicles and vas deferens/Induced emissi 0328Electrocardiogram preprocessing unit/ 0968electrocardiograms: Evaluation of experience in a hospital heart station/Compu 1075electrocardiograms in 13 patients/The effects of chewable isosorbide dinitrate 1076electrocardiographic and serum enzyme abnormalities: Case studies/McArdle's sy 0589electrocardiographic signs in ball-valve correction for aortic insufficiency/P 0383electrocardiographic test as a metht.d of detecting occult ischemic heart disea 1094

Electrode experience in clinical biomedical monitoring/ 0911electrodermal activity in man/Effect of spinal cord transections on 0806Electrodermal study of patients with spinal cord injuries/ 0807electrodes/Duration of single motor unit potentials from fine-wire 0990electrodiagnosis in medicine/Values of 0851Electrodiagnosis in nerve root syndromes/ 0685Electrodiagnosis in peripheral nerve lesions/ 0880Electrodiagnosis of neuromuscular disorders/ 0694electrodiagnosis/The clinical value of neuromuscular 0684electrodiagnostic features of the carpal tunnel syndrome/Clinical and 0139

Electrodiagnostic testing/ 0102

electrolytes and aldosterone excretion in men with cervical spinal cord sectio 0975electromagnetic flowmeter for urine flow measurements/Use of an 0760electromyogram of normal and dystrophic mice/Analysis of audio-frequency compo 0882electromyogram potential and muscle tension in normal subjects/Nonlinear relat 0982electromyograph/Neuromuscular reeducation of the hemiplegic with the aid of th 0745Electromyographic and biopsy study/Discussant in subclinical alcoholic myopath 0101Electromyographic gradients during complex visual discrimination learning/ 1162

Electromyographic kinesiology in the analysis of work situations and hand tool 0260

electromyographic methods/The study of primary muscular diseases by quantitati 0879

electromyographic patterns and enzymes of skeletal muscle resulting from exper 0323Electromyographic studies of articulation in aphasia/ 0196electromyographic study/Function of popliteus muscle in man: A multifactorial 0991

electromyographic study/Multiple congenital contractures (arthrogryposis).; An 0223

electromyographic study of children with spina bifida manifesta/An 0035Electromyographic study of genioglossus, geniohyoid, mylohyoid, and anterior d 1002

electromyographic study of induced myotonia in rats/An 0103

Electromyographic study of the function of some muscles crossing the glenohume 0723

electromyographic study/The function of the teres major muscle: An 0994

electromyographic study/The prolabium in the bilateral cleft lip. An 0164

electromyography in evaluation of neurogenic bladder dysfunction/The use of co 0897

Electromyography/Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 28. 0496

Electromyography/Sphincteric 1029

electron microscope/Cathodoluminescence produced in cells and proteins by para 0151

electron microscope (SEM)/Cathodoluminescence produced in proteins by vaporize 0152

Electronic bladder stimulation: Dog and human experiments/ 0894

electronic indirect systolic and diastolic blood pressure measuring system/A n 0755

Electronic management of fecal incontinence/ 0065

electronic system for cardiac and metabolic evaluation/An 0547

electronic system for the detection of indirect systolic and diastolic blood p 0756

electronic system for training wheelchair pushup uabits /The pushup trainer: An 0668

electronics on medicine, Part IlThe impact of 0919

embolism: A multiple-system disease masquerading as polyarteritis nodosa/Chole 0368

embolism in persistent truncus: Arteriosis report of a case following cardiac 0371

Embryology and prenatal development of human spina bifida manifesta/ 0219

embryopathy in the chick/An experimental model of mumps virus 1435

embryos of four to seven weeks gestation/DevelOpment of neural elements in 0284

emergency care of early stroke/Physical medicine in 0446

EMG used as a control source/Signal versus noise characteristics of filtered 1020

EMG used as a control source /Signal versus noise characteristics of filtered 1128

173

Emile Durkheim and the sociology of the family/ 1097

emotional, and vocational capacities/Report of a national field trial of a met 0203

Emotional stress, physical activity, and ischemic heart disease/ 1079

empathy and nonpossessive warmth upon female institutionalized delinquents/Eff 1295

empathy, and warmth/Facial and bodily cues of genuineness, 1282

empathy, genuineness, and warmth and patient therapeutic outcome/Therapist 1298

empathy, non-possessive warmth, and genuineness in psychotherapy/The therapist 1297

Empathy, warmth, and genuineness/ 1293

empathy, warmth, and genuineness and patient personality change in group psych 1292

Empathy, warmth, and genuineness/Rating of interpersonal skills: 1250

Emphysema and chronic bronchitis: Clinical manifestations and their physiologi 1105

emphysema/Personality characteristics of patients with chronic obstructive pul 1031

employability, and training satisfaction of vocational rehabilitation clients/ 1359

employment for the quadriplegic/Planning for 0198

employment instability: A research study/Motivational conflict and 1247

employment of patients with spinal cord dysfunction/Vocational findings in pos 0057

Employment of the handicapped/Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 29 0497

employment stability/Perception of money as related to 1245

endocarditis in tetralogy of fallot following Blalock anastomosis/Aortic valvu 0403

Endocrine and metabolic findings/A followup study of patients with spinal cord 0118

endocrine function in human subjects with cervical spinal cord transection/Res 0979

(endocrine)Psychoendocrine functions in relation to level of spinal cord trans 1138

(endocrine)Psychoendocrine studies of patients with spinal cord lesions/ 1137

Endocrine responses to orthostatic hypotension in quadriplegia/ 0944

End-point results of processed heterogenous, autogenous, and homogenous bone t 0744

energy cost during isometric contractions in disabled and non-disabled/Muscle 0204

Energy cost of work: Man/ 0526

engineering schools in the field of biomechanical and human factors engineerin 0259

(engineering)The assessment of motor performance in brain injury: A bioenginee 0999

enigma of central nervous regeneration/The 0128

enterovirus/Aseptic meningitis and paraplytic disease due to newly recognized 0437

environment/Maturation of the brain related to variables in the 0287

Enzymatic action on the capsular material produced by Pseudomonas aeruginosa o 0781

Enzymatic differences in most prone and least prone coronary candidates/ 0087

enzyme abnormalities: Case studies/McArdle's syndrome with previously unreport 0589

enzyme activity after controlled exercise/Creatine phosphokinase and other ser 0622

enzymes in the diagnosis of progressive muscular dystrophy/The use of serum cr 0621

enzymes of skeletal muscle resulting from experimental treatment with triamcin 0323

Enzymes of the lung. Detection of esterase with a new cytochemical method/ 1161

enzymes/Serum lipids and 0032

enzymes /The effect of strenuous exercise on serum lipids and 0031

epidemiology of meningomyelocele and anencephaly/The etiology and 1146

epidermolysis bullosa/Rehabilitation of hand deformities in 0231

epidermolysis bullosa/Rehabilitative digital surgery in 0232

epileptics?/Who will hire truthful 0566

epimysium, and tendon in normal and denervated gastrocnemius of the rat/Passiv 0730

epinephrine and norepinephrine in men with a complete section of the spinal co 0976

Epoxy-fiberglass short-leg brace/ 0425

ergometer test/Computer processing of data generated by a bicycle 0766

ergometer test/Effects of 10 days recumbency on the response to the bicycle 0762

Ergonomics of lifting tasks applied to the vocational assessment of rehabilite 0253

Essentials of wheelchair prescription/ 0693

Establishing a biomathenatics program in a medical school/ 0767

esterase with a hew cytochemical method/Enzymes of the lung I. Detection of 1161

etiological factor in cerebral dysfunction /Prematurity as an 0560

etiological factor in idiopathic scoliosis/Structural mechanics: An 0888

etiology and epidemiology of meningomyelocele and anencephaly/The 1146

etiology and prevention of cultural-familial retardation/Research relevant to 1184

Etude du sphincter strie de Venus chez les spina-bifida avec nyelomeningocele 0034

evaluate occlusive vascular disease to the aorta and iliac arteries/The use of 0635

Evaluating language improvement after completed stroke/ 0182

174

evaluation/An electronic system for cardiac and metabolic 0547

Evaluation and habilitation of patients with spina bifida and myelomeningocele 0207

Evaluation and management/Auditory disorders: 1012

evaluation and physical therapeutics in patients with chronic pains/Disability 0734

Evaluation and treatment of the upper extremity in the hemiplegic stroke patie 1399

evaluation/Bibliography of vocational rehabilitation with emphasis on work 1333

(evaluation)Directions in research on aphasia/0238

(evaluation)Language therapy/0239

Evaluation/Numerical scoring of self-care status: A study of the Kenny Self-Ca 0428

Evaluation of a microwave contact applicator/ 0716

evaluation of an integrated didactic and experiential approach/Training in cou 1227

evaluation of axial loading in ischial weight-bearing braces of various design 0718

evaluation of braces for paraplegics/Biomechanical0713

Evaluation of cardiac output, cardiac work, and metabolic rate during hydrothe 0363

Evaluation of case closures as a criterion of counselor effectiveness/ 1248

evaluation of children with cerebral damage/Psychological0047

Evaluation of effects on medical students of an introductory course in rehabil 1007

Evaluation of experience in a hospital heart station/Computer analysis of elec 1075

evaluation of knee stability in below knee braces/A biomechanical 0719

evaluation of more than 200 cases/The management of scoliosis by spine instrum 0823

evaluation of neurogenic bladder dysfunction/The use of combined uroflowmetry, 0897

evaluation of physical disability/A new approach to the objective 0200

evaluation of physical performance in cardiac patients/The 1080

Evaluation of QRS criteria in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary dise 1093

Evaluation of rehabilitation potential/Spina bifida with myelomeningocele: 0005

Evaluation of seat devices designed to prevent ischemic ulcers in paraplegic p 0426

evaluation of short leg braces/Functional0720

Evaluation of short-term training in rehabilitation/ 1370

evaluation of speech therapy in aphasia/An objective method for the 0188

evaluation of the brain-injured child/Psychological0055

evaluation of the effects of short term training in rehabilitation on second y 0997

evaluation of the multiple handicapped preschool blind child/Psychological 0029

evaluation of voiding disorders/Uroflowmetry in the0895

evaluation of "weakness"/Clinical neurophysiology in the 0100

evaluation, Part 1/Physical medicine and rehabilitation., Lecture 22. Disabilit 0487

evaluation, Part 2/Physical medicine andrehabilitation. Lecture 22. Disabilit 0488

evaluation/Physiologic trends in human motor unit activity determined by stati 1049

evaluation: Psychometric attributes and instructor's ratings as predictors of 1358

evaluation: Report of a national survey/State of the art in vocational 1344

(evaluation)Self-evaluation: A step toward quality measurement of Rehabilitati 0925

evaluation survey/Professional opinionsregarding curriculum content in short- 1179

evaluation/The Rosenzweig Picture--Frustrationstudy as a measure of reaction 1260

evaluation/Toward an empirical definition of client 1355

evaluations and recommendations/Symposium1304

evaluations to Research and TrainingCenters/Current efforts to apply system 1006

Evidence for accident prone behavior in hemiplegic patients/ 0051

evoked single unit activity in nucleus ventralis posterior of the cat thalamus 0674

execretion in men with cervical spinal cord section/Daily rhythms of electroly 0975

excretion of epinephrine and norepinephrine in men with a complete section of 0976

exercise/A study of isokinetic0156

exercise calf blood flow/Effect of normo- and hyperbaric oxygenation on restin 0170

exercise/Creatine phosphokinase and other serum enzyme activity after controll 0622

exercise/Effectiveness of myotatic reflex facilitation in augmenting rate of i 0322

exercise electiocardiograms in 13 patients/The effects of chewable isosorbide 1076

exercise electrocardiographic test as a method of detecting occult ischendc he 1094

(exercise)Games that cardiacs can play/1078

exercise in motion problems/Therapeutic0688

exercise in normal subjects/Evaluation of cardiac output, cardiac work, and me 0363

exercise in patients with anginapectoris/Abnormal responses of the systolic t 1083

exercise/Isokinetic contraction: A new concept of resistive 0248

exercise: Key to joint mobility/Range of motion0552

175

exercise on pulmonary diffusing capacity/Effect of 0262

exercise on serum lipids and enzymes/The effect of strenuous 0031

exercise on systolic time intervals in sedentary and active individuals and re 1095

Exercise, Part 1/Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 21. 0483

Exercise, Part 2/Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 21, 0484



(exercise)Physical activity and aging/ 0093

exercise regimes for the hemiplegic patient/Traditional 1165

exercise/Therapeutic 0515

exercise to fatigue of hand grip/The relationship of intermittent isometric 0574

exercises/A procedure for passive range of motion and self-assistive 0361

Exercises for poliomyelitis/ 0444

Exercises with a beach ball for increasing range of motion/ 0626

Exertion/A study of physical performance and perceived 1323

Expanded horizons and problems in the management of disability/ 0916

Expanding services to the disabled and disadvantaged: Implications for researc 1433

Experience with a medical treatment of spasticity in patients with upper motor 0848

Experience with on-line monitoring in critical illness/ 0946

experiment in postgraduate education in physical medicine and rehabilitation/A 0440

experimental approach to prevention or reduction of the brain damage of birth 0285

Experimental choledocholithiasis in the baboon/ 0646

experimental model of mumps virus embryopathy in the chick/An 1435

Experimental plastic short leg bre '/0695

experimental summer program for fr, men medical students/An 0357

extension at selected angles of p. cemoral extension/Kinesiology of hip 0585

External Work in level walking/ 1112

External work of walking in hemip.rr,' patients/ 1115

extracellular fluid volume change asDociated with 10 days bed recumbency/Plasm 0970

extremities by external power/Restoration of function in upper 0793

(extremities)Counseling parents of children with congenital deformities of the 0216

extremities/Deformities of the 1016

extremities, nomenclature and the thalidomide episode/Congenital anomalies of 0214

extremities of hemiplegic patients/Comparison of circulation in the lower 0410

extremities of hemiplegics/Motor nerve conduction velocity studies on lower 1410

(extremities)Rehabilitation of hand deformities in epidermolysis bullosa/ 0231

(extremities)Rehabilitative digital surgery in epidermolysis bullosa/ 0232

extremities/Relative effects on the heart by muscular work in the upper and lo 0424

extremities/Relative effects on the heart by muscular work in the upper and lo 0527

extremities to diagnose and evaluate occlusive vascular disease to the aorta a 0635

extremity aids/Head and upper 0511

extremity amputations and prosthetics, Part 1, Surgical considerations/Physica 0477

extremity amputations and prosthetics, Part 2. Prosthetics/Physical medicine a 0478

extremity amputations and prosthetics, Part 3. Training/Physical medicine and 0479

extremity amputations/Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 20. Upper 0482

extremity amputees/Conservative management of trophic skin changes in lower 0849

extremity/Atrophy of quadriceps muscle due to immobilization of the lower 1159

extremity bracing/Trends in lower 0715

extremity by three different methods/Comparison of the circulation in the hemi 0528

extremity cuffs or leotards in preventing or controlling the cardiovascular de 0969

extremity cuffs/Plasma volume and tilt table response to water immersion decon 0966

extremity cuff-tourniquets on tilt table tolerance after water immersion/Effec 0963

extremity in the hemiplegic stroke patient/Evaluation and treatment of the upp 1399

extremity movements/Method of kinematic study of normal upper 0796

extremity movements to be compared with patients with powered assistance/Kinem 0794

extremity orthotic systems/Development of externally powered upper 0792

extremity orthotics: A project report/Upper 0795

extremity orthotics/Development of upper 0797

extremity orthotics/New concepts in lower 0146

extremity/Principles of orthotic alignment in the lower 0142

extremity: Regard for the vascular efficiency/The amputation site in the lower 0640

176

eye-hand coordination/Further normative data on a Frostig subtest, 0349

Facial and bodily cues of genuineness, empathy, and warmth 1282

facial and linguistic cues/Responsivity to 1281

Facial nerve conduction latency in chronic renal insufficiency/ 0740

facilitation techniques/In defense of 0681

Facilities for treatment and rehabilitation of narcotic drug users and addicts 1166

factor analytic study of observable client variables in the rehabilitation pro 1254

factorial study of the stimulus conditions of habituation/A 1132

Factors in the vocational success of hemiplegic patients/ 0263

Factors related to cervical spine mobility. Part I/ 0422

Factors related to cervical spine mobility. Part I/ 0600

Familial mediterranean fever/ 1037

family/Emile Durkheim and the sociology of the 1097

fatigability in neuromuscular diseases/Quantitative evaluation of 0750

fatigue of hand grip/The relationship of intermittent isometric exercise to 0574

fatty acid (FFA) metabolism in ischemic heart (IHD) and thrombotic cerebrovasc 0177

fatty acid (FFA) response in ischemic thrombotic cerebrovascular (ITCVD) and h 0088

fatty tissue: A tissue culture study of biopsy of the alcoholic patient/The of 1405

fecal incontinence/Electronic management of 0065

female/Gynecological and obstretrical problems of the spinal cord injured 0985

female institutionalized delinquents/Effects of group psychotherapy with high 1295

Fertility experiment recalled/ 0286

Fetal malformations produced in rats by N-isopropyl-a(2-methylhydrazine)-o-tol 0036

(fetus)Brain damage in the newborn resulting from asphyxiation at birth/ 0282

fetus: Relation to brain damage in the perinatal period/Physiology of the 0289

fetus/The distribution of vitamin C in the human 0134

fibrillation action potentials/The physiological significance of 0105

fibrillation/Total maintenance of circulation in the closed-chest animal with 0816

fibrillation/Unexpected events attending elective D.C. cardioversion for atri 0380

fibrosarcoma in the rat/Hypothyroidism induced by a transplanted 0971

film by C.J. Ross. Techniques of non-verbal psychological testing/Review of 0659

film for occupational therapy instruction/Use of 8mm loop 0299

Fine structure changes in the canine heart after chemical infarction/ 1052

Fiscal management/ 0878

fistula in the dog: A method for construction/Chronic bronchocutaneous 0165

Fitting of a prosthesis on a patient after hemicorporectomy/ 0367

Five stage Lest of cardiac performance during occupational activity/ 0503

Flexor origin release in the treatment of pronation-flexion deformities in the 1396

fluid-electrolyte changes/Study of effect of water immersion on healthy adult 0964

fluorocytosine in the rat/The teratogenic effects of 5- 0037

fluorometric methods used to quantitate plasma catecholamines/Comparative stud 0150

Focus on poverty/ 1269

followup study/A reappraisal of braces and other mechanical aids in patients w 0121

Followup study integration of the visually limitod _,ac) a comprehensive rehabi 1322

Followup study of clients enrolled in the training services grant program/ 1354

followup study of patients with spinal cord aysfunctionf Endocrine and metabol 0118

Followup study of spinal ccrd dysfunction and its resultant disability/Spinal 0123

followup study of spinal cord dysfunction/Methodology and initial findings in 0116

Followup study of two selected groups of cerebral vascular accident patients a 0307

forowup study of young coronary patients/Long term 0092

f,,ot 's measured by plethysmography/Comparison of oscillometric index and bloo 0407

foot /Change in heel width following support of pronated 0305

Fostig subtest, eye-hand coordination/Further normative data on a 0349

'Yacture of the humerus: A report of 129 cases following the throwing of hand 0041

fractures/Aftercare of 0442

fractures and complications, Part 1/Practical physical medicine and rehabilita 0451

fractures and complications, Part 2/Practical physical medicine and rehabilita 0452

Fractures--Larly treatment/Practical physical medicine and rehabilitation.: Lec 0450

Free fatty acid (FFA) response in ischemic thrombotic cerebrovascular (ITCVD) 0088

Function of popliteus muscle in man:, A multifactorial electromyographic study/ 0991

177

function of the teres major muscle: An electromyographic study/The 0994

function /Problems of 1117

functional analysis of behavior: A technology for special education practices/ 1372

Functional aspects of aphasia/ 0411

Functional classification of neurogenie"bladder dysfunction/ 0884

functional communication profile manual of directions/The 0187

Functional deficiency of autologous implants of the bursa of fabricus chickens 1437

Functional evaluation of short leg braces/ 0720

Functions of glial cells/ 0173

functions of the muscles of the thumb, the index and long fingers/The 1400

further delineation of the integrated didactic experiential training approach 1231

Further medical applications of methods-time-measurement/ 0992

Further normative data on a Frostig subtest, eye-hand coordination/ 0349

Future of computers in medicine/ 0927

gait/Analysis of 0986

gait and the forces produced at the stump-socket interface/Quantitative method 0859

gait of conversion reaction curable/Abnormal 0742

Galileo/"The book of nature is written in characters of geometry"-- 0833

Games that cardiacs can play/ 1078

gamma efferents through the reticular activating system/Control of 0678

gamma system in movement and posture/The role of the 0233

gas tensions in interstitial fluid and tissues/The use of lymph for the measur 0027

Gates Reading Readiness Tests/The predictive efficiency of the 0606

gauge for long term monitoring via radio telemetry/A new miniaturized implanta 0295

Genetic counseling in rehabilitation medicine/ 0220

genetic origin/Disabilities of 1028

genitourinary tract infection/Arthritis associated with 0898

genuineness and patient personality change in group psychotherapy: A compariso 1292

genuineness, and the interpersonal relationship/Self-disclosure, 1315

genuineness, and warmth and patient therapeutic outcome/Therapist empathy, 1298

genuineness, empathy, and warmth/Facial and bodily cues of 1282

genuineness/Empathy, warmth and 1293

genuineness in psychotherapy/The therapists' contribution to accurate empathy, 1297

genuineness/Rating of interpersonal skills: Empathy, warmth, and 1250

geometry"--Galileo/"The book of nature is written in characters of 0833

George Washington University trains homebound/ 1085

(geriatric)Bowel training/ 1042

geriatric patient/Stump arterial circulation and its relationship to the presc 0636

geriatric patients with severe aphasia/Psychosocial factors and recovery in 0189

germinal centers/Studies on the nature of 1427

ghetto heroin addict/Some considerations for rehabilitation of the 1273

glial cells/Functions of 0173

Glossary of behavioral terminology/ 1386

glossary of biomechanical terminology/Standard 0160

glucagon (G) infusion during hemorrhagic shock/Effects of 0153

glucagon (G) infusion during hemorrhagic shock/Effects of 0154

glucose fuel cell/A 1008

glucose, glutamate, and aspartate metabolism in developing rabbit brain/Interr 0624

glucose-insulin-free fatty acid (FFA) metabolism in ischemic heart (IHD) and t 0177

glutamate, and aspartate metabolism in developing rabbit brain/Interrelationsh 0624

glycine in developing rabbit brain/Oxidative decarboxylation of aspartate, ala 0623

Glycogen storage disease of the heart: Hemodynamic and anglocardiographic feat 0596

Goniometer adaptation for measuring hip extension/ 0353

gonococcal arthritis and Reiter's syndrome and measurement of gonococcal and B 0900

Goodenough draw-a-man test/The effect on non-dominant hand execution on the 0343

government, a promising partnership/Voluntary health agencies and 0392

grafts for coronary artery disease/Arterial and venous microsurgical by-pass 0114

grandiosity syndrome/The inadequacy- 0264

grant program/Followup study of clients enrolled in the training services 1354

gratification in male delinquents/Some ego functions associated with delay of 0401

178

gratification in welfare and rehabilitation clients/Delay of 1362

gratification, Porteus Maze test performance, and behavioral adjustment in a d 0590

Group counseling with college underachievers/ 1236

group interactions/Treatment effects of programmed small 1208

Group psychotherapy research variables: A state of the union/ 1205

Group sessions with wives of aphasic patients/ 0008

groups and their perceptions of mental retardates/Three occupational 1218

groups/Toward identification of plus and minus training 1233

Growth and development of attitudes, care, and treatment in Minnesota's mental 0587

GSR/Cognitive processes during differential trace and delayed conditioning of 0747

GSR conditioning: Effects of a masking task/Cognitive processes in differentia 0809

GSR conditioning using a within -S design/Operant 0871

GSR: Use of a reaction time as the UCS with normals and schizophrenics/Cogniti 0748

Guest editorial/ 0556

Guest editorial on "Quantitative imagery in the biomedical sciences"/ 0836

Guidelines for teaching communicative sciences in dental schools/ 1440

guilt, inadequacy guilt, and rehabilitation therapy/Illness 0266

guinea pig !.cart mitochondria/Differences in levels of ATP and ADP in normal a 0082

guinea pig hearts/Digoxin-H3 metabolism in normal and congestive failure 0161

guinea pig ventricles in failure/Biochemical analyses of human papillary muscl 0070

Gynecological and obstetrical problems of the spinal cord injured female/ 0985

Habilitation: New idea., new techniques/ 0208

habituation/A factorial study of the stimulus condition of 1132

hand action/Development toward a controllable orthotic system for restoring us 0790

hand deformities in epidermolysis bullosa/Rehabilitation of 0231

hand execution of the Goodenough draw-a-man test/The effect on non-dominan 0343

hand function/An objective and standardized test of 0697

hand grip/The relationship of intermittent isometric exercise to fatigue of 0574

Hand signals for dysphasia/ 1442

hand/The validity of the Porteus Maze test completed with the non-dominant 0342

hand tools/Electromyographic kinesiology in the analysis of work situations an 0260

handedness and perceptual development in children with reading problems/The re 0741

handicapes physiques/L'ingenieur du travail et la recuperation des 0255

handicapped/Abstracts of articles on assessment and the socially 1325

handicapped/Abstract of articles on assessment and the socially 1327

handicapped/Assessment and the socially 1324

handicapped/Assessment and the socially 1326

handicapped child/Problems of the orthopedically 0227

handicapped child/The spine in the 0825

handicapped college students/Concerns of parents of 1328

handicapped deaf client/Toward more effective rehabilitation services for the 1286

handicapped in an urban setting/Driver training, transportation, and vocationa 0197

handicapped in college: An annotated list of references and aids/Communication 1330

handicapped/Industrial engineering in the rehabilitation of the 0254

(handicapped)Parents/1172

handicapped persln/Psychological considerations in the driving skills of the 0007

handicapped/Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 29. Employment of th 0497

handicapped preschool blind child /Psychological evaluation of the multiple 0029

handicapped subjects in relation to speed of walking beside velocity-controlle 0651

handicapped students/Preparing higher education facilities for 1331

handicaps/OrthoLic devices of patients with chronic physical 0847

hands and wrists/Characterization of rheumatoid arthritis by serial x-ray exam 0862

(hard of hearing)Acoustic phonetics/1421

hard of hearing adults in established facilities for the normally hearing/Educ 1438

hard of hearing child: Clinical and educational management/The 1406

(hard of hearing)Levels of communication/1422

"hard-core" unemployment in a rehabilitation setting/Considerations for workin 1320

Harmonic analysis in carriers of Duch4mne muscular dystrophy/ 1110

hazard problems/Potential of biomechaniLs for solving specific 0258

Head and upper extremity aids/0511

179

head posture in children with cerebral palsy/Training of control of 0421

Headrest device/ 0304

health and politics/Carbon monoxide in 1092

health and welfare services/The dilemma of 0397

health care systems/Computer usage in future 0959

health care/The problem oriented medical chart in rehabilitation education and 0315

health field/Social work in the 1045

health professional schools/Issues and problems in the teaching of social scie 1143

health record/An automated approach to the individual 0931

health services/The contribution of insurance to total 0394

hearing child: Clinical and educational management/The hard of 1406

hearing children's performances/Tactile identification of letters: A compariso 1394

hearing following changes in biochemical condition/Variability in 0558

hearing loss population/Listener preference for selective versus flat amplific 0559

hearing mechanism/The 1423

heart after chemical infarction /Fine structure changes in the canine 1052

heart and cerebrovascular disease/ Carbohydrate, insulin and lipid interrelati 0140

heart and ischemic thrombotic cerebrovascular diseases/Profile of covert ische 0094

heart and respiratory rates /Numerical indication of indirect systolic and dias 0813

heart and stroke patients/The support structure of 1022

heart attack/Prediction of job success following 1119

Heart beat frequency curves. A mathematical model/ 0770

(heart)Biochemical analyses of human papillary muscles and guinea pig ventric 0070

(heart)Biochemical differences in papillary muscle biopsies/ 0175

heart by muscular work in the upper and lower extremities/Relative effects on 0424

heart by muscular work in the upper and lower extremities/Relative effects o.. 0527

heart disease and cerebrovascular disease in the United States. A comparison 0075

heart disease/A submaximal exercise electrocardiographic test as a method of 1094

heart disease?/Does hypertension truly increase the risk rate of ischemic 0083

heart disease/Early recognition of covert ischemic 0072

heart disease/Early recognition of covert ischemic 0085

heart disease/Emotional stress, physical activity, and ischemic 1079

heart disease, heredity and body build as affected by exercise/Ischemic 0091

heart diseases (IHD)/Free fatty acid (FFA) response in ischemic thrombotic cer 0088

heart disease (IHD), ischemic thrombotic cerebrovascular disease (ITCVD), and 0078

Heart disease in the first year of life/ 0384

heart disease/New concepts in the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of rheu 0377

heart disease/Some aspects of carbohydrate metabolism and coronary 0261

heart disease/The effect of exercise on systolic time intervals in sedentary i 1095

heart disease/Value of anthropometric and ECG parameters in screening for corn 1068

heart failure (CHF) /3'5' Cyclic AMP (CAMP) influences in congestive 0080

heart failure/Intramitochondrial uptake of P32 in adenine nucleotides in conge

heart failure/Rehabilitation principles in congestive 0074

heart failure with 3'5' adenosine monophosphate/The treatment of refectory con 0076

heart frequency in healthy men: Its relation to age and physical condition/Rec 0769

heart: Hemodynamic and angiocardiographic features in two cases/Glycogen stora 0596

heart (IND) and thrombotic cerebrovascular disease (ITVD)/Uric acid as a homeo 0177

heart index: A statistical estimate of cardiac work potential/The Colorado 1136

(heart)Labile variations of intraventricular conduction unrelated to rate char 1074

heart mitochondria/Differences in levels of ATP and ADP in normal and failing 0082

heart rate, and energy cost during isometric contractions in disabled and non- 0204

heart rate/Cardiogynamitf studies in the newborn. II. Regulation of the 0932

Heart rate patterns in infants with idiopathic respiratory distress syndrome/C 0892

Heart rate patterns in the non-distressed premature infant/Cardiodynamic studi 0942

heart rate response/Neural origin of the respiratory- 0869

heart rate response of dogs/The effect of preanesthetic and anesthetic agents 0867

heart rate (RHR)/Neuropharmacological factors influencing the central regulati 0941

heart station/Computer analysis of electrocardiograms: Evaluation of experienc 1075

hearts/Differences in ADP and ATP in mitochondria derived from failing 0081

hearts/Digoxin-H3 metabolism in normal failure guinea pig 0163

hearts/The effect of digitalis on the level of.B.IP,ip,mitochondria derived fro 0086

100

heat and cold, Part 1/Practical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 0453heat and cold, Part 2/Practical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 0454

heat and cold, Part 3/Practical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 0455

Heat in pelvic diseases/ 0512

heat on blood pigment absorption rate in traumatized muscle/Effect of 0423

heat therapeutics/Modern techniques of 0981

heating by microwaves at frequencies 2456 and 900 megacycles/Comparison of dee 0704

heating by shortwave diathermy with a helical coil/Selective muscle 0714

Heating of joint structures by ultrasound/ 0711

heating effects of ultrasound in humans/Selective 0705

Heating joint structures Ly ultrasound/ 0707

heating on peripheral blood flow, pulse rate, blood pressure, and temperature/ 01)41

heating patterns produced by microwaves at the frequencies of 2456 and 900 meg 0700Heating patterns produced by shortwave diathermy using helical induction coil 0712

Heating produced by ultrasound in bone and soft tissue/ 0708

heel width following support of pronated foot/Changes in 0305

helical coil/Selective muscle heating by shortwave diathermy with a 0714

helping process/An ecological orientation to the 126/

hemdcorporectomy/Fitting of a prosthesis on a patient after 0367

hemicorporectomy/Prosthetic management of 0726

hemicorporectomy/Rehabilitation after 0068

hemdcorporectomy/Rehabilitation of the patient after 0653

hemiparetic man/Quantitative comparison passive motion and tendon reflex respo 0912

hemiparetic patients/External work of walking in 1115

hemiparetic patients/The Knox cubes as a screening measure of intelligence for 0337

hemipelvectomized patient: Report of a case/A sitting prosthesis for the parap 0359

hemipelvectomy in a paraplegic patient /Prosthetic spinal support following 0365

Hemiplegia/ 0052

hemiplegia/Bender-Gestalt test distortion in 0049

hemiplegia /Corrective surgery in adult 0148

hemiplegia/Measures of functio"al disability in 0910

hemiplegia /Psychological factors in 0012

hemiplegia/Reh:wilitation in 0457

hemiplegia/Rehabilitation in 1004

hemiplegia syndrome/The 0202

hemiplegic patient/Rehabilitation of the 0439

hemiplegia/Rehabilitation of the patient with 0603



hemiplegia/Rehabilitation surgery in adult spastic 0149

hemiplegia/Results of language tests of patients with 0438

hemiplegia/The effects of dantrolene sodium spasticity and motor performance i 1000

hemiplegia/The relationship be!ween impersistence, intellectual function, and 0016

hemiplegia /Treatment goals and ',election of patients f:r rehabilitation with 1411

hemiplegia/Verticality perception and ambulation in 1032

hemiplegic and hemiparetic man/Quantitative compariscn of passive motion and t 0912

hemiplegic and in the uninvolved lower extremity by three different methods/co 0528

hemiplegic patient explained by brain damage testinE/Some problems in rehabili 0458

hemiplegic patientPhysical problems/Practical physical medicine and rehabili 0449

hemiplegic patientRehabilitation/Practical physical medicine and reiabilitat 0448

hemiplegic patient/Traditional exercise regimes for the 1165

hemiplegic patients/Behavioral correlates of recovery of self-care in 0427

hemiplegic patients/Comparison of circulation :ri the lower extremities of 0410

hemiplegic patients/Evidence for accident prone benavior in 0051

hemiplegic patients/Factors in the vocational success of 0263

hemiplegic patients/Postdischarge physical and social adjustment of 102 1054

hemiplegic patients/Respiratory function in 0132

hemiplegic patients/The efficacy of oral and pan omime instructions for 0658

hemiplegic/Self-care and homemaking for the 0330

hemiplegic stroke patient/Evaluation and treatment of the upper extremity in t 1399

hemiplegic with the aid of the electromyograph/Neuromuscular reeducation of th 0745

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of nerve orlduc ntiod i

faraeters hIS!m s,Pre.:t f Tt,ani.ttati ,f. t , t , omts tr. o rezri , rt

hemocialvsis Pi -gram Ps%,nolog,cal 3ssessment f ,andidates f,rntm,,,%namic and angiocardicgrapnic features in t.e cases/h1,..c4en storage dist. 059h

nemogi,bin, .n persons witn acute mvoctrdial Infarction and in smokers:oxygen a 0382

nemoglooin ,xygen atfinitv, possinie cause ,f rsocardial cr ne,rosi 0381

hem,gi-hin at the carbon monoxiae renreatning metiwd '.!easurements of total c 0758

ctemt pniliaf , p, lvmorpnism Lete,taolt ov a fact,,r 1401.tzoodt.,

demmrnage due to malf rmat e rebroyascular

nemmornagt in relation to oirtn asphxia/Cerebralu567

0283",ion'A ,

hemorthagic sho(K/Lftects of glucagon (6) infusion during 0153

humi rrhagic shock'Lffects of glucagon (G) infusion during 0154

,tptoportal circulation and its clinical iplicationsHepatic ultrastructureea

(flanges

rinduced

oy lithocnolic acid,

heredity and body Dui Id as afteited by exercisells,hemic neart alseast, 0091

heritable disorders in Har>landi, suryeN, ct 0564

heroin addict/Some consideratica for rehabilitation of tne gdetto 1273

hip: A tissue culture approaonlViabilitv ot bone of the frdctured

hip by paravertebral lumbar spinal nerve blork/freatmcnt of flexor spasticitv 0569hip extension at selected angles of pelvifemoral extension/Kinesiology ofhip extension/Goniometer adaptation for measuring 0353

hip in spina bifida/Reconstruction of the 1154

histology/lextbook of 0292

History and perspective/ 0903

history of physical medicine and rehabilitation at the University of Minnesota 0459

History of physical medicine at the University of Minnesota from 1945 to 1965/ 0578

nistory of the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation)/The departm 0580

home and the occurrence of depression in middle-aged ;omen/Working outside the 0345

Housebound disabled people perform modern business tasks/homebound/George Washington University trainshomebound persons/New productive capability and earnings of physically disable 1087

homebound/Simple adaptations on modern vocational tolls bring new work opportu 1088

homemaking aids for the dis,bled/ 0614

(homemaking)Clothing for che disabled/ 0301

homemaking for the hemiplegir/Self-care and 0330

hospital administration/Postgraduate education and career mobility: A case fro 22114

hospital and community/Links and barriers between(hospital)An in-hospital system/ 0861

hospital/An on-line computer system for a rehabilitation 0953

hospital beds/Rehabilitation experts confer with manufacturers on design of 0331

(hospital financial management)Acceleraced vs straight line depreciation/ 0540

(hospital financial management)How much is enough/ 0541

hospital function/Requirements and applications of automation in 0918

hospital heart station/Computer analysis of electrocardiograms: Evaluation of 1075

hospital: Location dependencies in the behavior of staff and patients/Ecologic 0860

hospital:Observation and analysis of patient behavior in the rehabilitation 0962

hospital/Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 30. Postgraduate educat 0498

hospital:: Problems of the public hospital/The plight of the public 0398

hospital/The relationship of the staff physician to the Department of Physical 0469

hospital usage/Application of computers for 0936

hospitalization of disabled patients/Ten year analysis of duration of 0961

hospitalized psychiatric and brain-damaEed patients/Bende--Gestalt time and sc 1434

hospitals: An exercise in automation/Monitoring patients in 0812

hospitals/Computers and 0864

hospitals/Growth and development of attitudes, care, and treatment in Minnesot 0587

hot pack, and microwave applications/Temperature distributions in the human th 0706

housing/Tenant participation in public 1019

How much is enough/ 0541

human A histological study/End-point results of processed heterogenous, autog 0744

human airway/Airflow regimes and geometrical factors in the 1148

0575human auditory evoked response/Effects of intersional interval on the

182

human budy/lhe effect of limitation of activity upon d ehuman brain/origin and development of neural elements in the

human behavior /Physical disability and

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human embryos of four to seven weeks gestation /Development of neural elements

human experiments/Electronic bladder stimulation: Dog andt8human factors engineering education /two surveys of the needs of engineering so kl,29f2

human machine in work situations /file efficiency of the

human fetus/The distribution of vitamin C in the

human lung/Pressure drop and fluid flow reg.ne of air inspired Into die

humaniModifIcatron of heating patterns produced by microwaves at frequonkies 07u0

human notion/Toe effect of manifest anxiety upon the travel and manipulation o 1288

human notur unit activity determined by statistical evaluation /Physiologic tre 104q

human movement with the aid of a computer/Mapping0837

human muscle cells in vivo/Iransmembrane potential. of 0107

human papillary muscles and guinea pig ventricles in failure'lliochumi,a1

human pipillar% muscles biupsies/BIs_ocaeraLal determinations and Interen,c of

huma ,,ingle muscle cell potentials/The recording of 0049

human skeletal muscle/Slow and fast twitch fibers in 0059

human skeletal muscle/The use of biopsies in the study of

human spina bifida manifesta/Embryology and prenatal development of

human, normal dogs, and patients with joint effusions/Total osmotic activity v 0579

humans/Selective heating effects of ultrasound in

human spinal cord/Skin conductance responses mediated by the transected 0811

human subject with cervical spinal cord transection/Retesting stimulated endoc 0979

human thigh, produced by infrared, hot pack, and microwave applications/Temper (70(3,

dumanism is not enough/hNcrus; A report of 129 cases following the throwing of hand grenades/A mecha 0041

Hydraulic crutch as a source of internal power for orthotics and prosthetics/ 0650

hydrocephalus/Pathophysiology of spina bifida and 1125

hydrocephalus with a new silicone-rubber shunting device, The Denver Shunt, A 1126

hydrogen ion concentration on the pulmonary circulation /,The effect of changes 0019

hydrotherapy and exeiciac in normal subject /Evaluation of cardiac output, card 0363

hydroxycorticosteroids, aldosterone acid-labile conjugate, and chronic illness 0973

hydroxycorticosteroids in healthy subject after water immersion of *welve hour 096721

hydroxycorticosteriods/Influences of bedrest on plasma levels of 17- 0761

hydroxylrininopurine in the rat--Protection by inosine /teratogenic effect of 6- 0038

hydroxyrroline content of chronically denervated skeletal muscle/Passive lengt 0736

hydroxytryptamine (5-HT)/White cell uptake of L-dihydroxyphenylalanine (L-Dopa 0155

hyperoalic chamber/Biomedical research instrumentation for a 6 ATA

hyperbaric chamber for biomedical research/Instrumenting a 0294

hyperbaric oxygen/Tissue 02 and CO2 tensions during 0026

Hyperbari-f oxygen treatment of meningomyelocele/ 0066

hyperbaric oxygen treatment of pressure sores and certain skin ulcers/Topical 0067

hyperbaric oxygenation/Hypoxia irom acute lung failfailure:: Relief by 0166

hyperbaric oxygenation on resting and post exercise calf blood flow/Effect of 0170

hyperbaroxia - the pathogenesis of pulmonary oxygen toxicity/Systemic 0169

Hyperlexia--Specific reading ability in children/ 0604

hyperoxia/lathogenesis of pulmonary.pxygen toxicity: The role of systemic vs.0010"

hyperoxia/Response of regional circulation tohypertension in dogs/Diverting renal and adrenal vein blood into liver and ren 0)35;:

hypertension/Pathologic sequelae of systems

hypertension truly increase the risk rate of ischemic heart disease? /Does 00830416

hypertonia/The concept of muscle tone, hypotomia, and 0728hypertonia/Phenol motor point block in the management of muscular

hypotonia, and hypertonia/The concept of muscle tone, 0728

Hyperuricemia and chronic renal disease/ 1 1017

hypoglycemic, 'alloxan diabetic rats/Social facilitation cl a previously le 0151651

hypoglycemic, and alloxan diabetic rats/Social facilitation if a previously 1e 1131

hypotension in quadriplegia/Endrocrine responses to orthosta 'c

hypotension of quadriplegia patients with a pressure suit/Coutrol of orthostat 00933

Hypothermia and the resuscitation of asphyxiated rhesus mankeys/ 0042

Hypothroidism induced b., a transplanted fihrosarcoma in the f if

hypoventilation/tentral alveolar

hypoxemia/Pulmorary Vasoconstriction evoked by prc4apillatyHvpoxia from Acute lung failure: ;:eliof by hyperbari, oxl.e,nation.

Hypoxic ventilatory drie in normal man'

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01661164

ideal-self-,oncepts/Client ,n.arenoss of idtustment in self -.and

ideas, new techniques/Habilitation: :,ew11i14 8Identification, classification, and cultivation of mY,oplasmas: )

Identifying the program dropout At A comprehensive rohabilitaton10-lti;!Identity diffusion/An inquiry Into concepts of ego' identity and

idiopathic Adolescent seoliosis/Spinal fusion in the treatrent of

idiopathic respiratory distress svndrome/Cardiod,namic studic, I,, too newborn. 089:

Idiopathic scoliosis in 2, 3 and 4 'loons ions/ 08 I

idiopathic ',cellos's/Structural etioloo,cal I.I. toi in 08;,8

(18) containing cells in tee Lbi,ken'ontogeny and distiihuton of iilluno,lobul 1410

IgA deticiency/Inounologn,a profile in a diromosonc 1S delition svndime 1,18

IgC syntliesd, in young rabbits by ,p-meth,.1 ffr,aptopurine titatr4ntrsuppitssio 1428

1gM and 10, synthesis in young rabbit', by r,-mctuvl mi,(antopurine tieatment/su

IgM/Def,ciercy ofileostomy/Living comfortably ith your

illness and injury of the athlete/Psychological factors inillness guilt, inadequacy guilt, and rehabilitation therapy/

92650

illness/Operant conditioning in chronic

12)6

illumination, And sex on estimates of body-part siz /Influtme of a,tive movem 0805

imagery in the biomedical sciences"/Guest editorial on "quantitative 08in

Immediacy and confrontation/Beyond the Lore .onditions: 12h3

Immediate repair of spina bifida. Lthics and policy/ 11

immobilization of the lower extremity /Atrophy of quadriceps mf -le due to'1(1X2immobilization/Physiologic concepts of 1

immunoglobuliu (Ig) containing cells in the chicken/Mntogenv and distribution 1430

immunoglobulin synthesis in chickens by embryonic infections of anti-, antilod 1401

immunologic deficiency diseases associated with lvmphoproliforative disoidcr,/ 1416

immunologic deficiency diseases /the primary 1426

immunologic deficiency syndromes:, Independence of Cls and Clq/SulAinits- of the 143f

immunologic development: A new theoretical model of plasma cell dliferentl-tio 1:o9

immunological problems (Dis,.usFion)/Mycoplasma 10 /'

Immunological profile in a chr,msome 18 deli syndrome with 1p.5 deficiency 1418

impa of electronics on medicine: Part 1/The 0919

Impairment of respiration after spinal cord injury/ 0130

impedance cardiac output ',vstem/Development and evaluation of an 0548

Impedance cardiography as a noninvasive means to mon,'-r cardiac function/ 0550

Impedance cardiography as a noninvasive method of monitoring cardiac function 0551

impedance change to aortic flow ve ocity and accolvration/lhe relationship of 0549

impedance measurements;: Calibration of an Impedance pneumograph/rhoracic cage 0543

impedance measurements: Cancellation of respiration effects on t ansthoracic c 0431

impedance measurements:: Dvnardc characteristics of an impedance t amograptillh 0433

impedance measurements: Impedance plethysmographic determination of cardiac ou 0435

impedance measurements:. Impedance plethysmographic determination of carliac ou 0436

impedance measurements Impcdance product system/lhoracic cage 0432

impedance measurements: lissue resistivit in vivo and transthoracic impidance 0434

impedance plethysmography system to monitor cardiac output/Development of an 0 0582

impedance pneumograph/CAlibration of an0643Impedance/The or'gin of cardiogenic changes in thoracic electrical

impersistence, intellectual function, and outcome of rehabilitation in patient 0016

Implantation of carotid sinus nerve stimulator/ 0168

Implications of ownership for nursing home care/r21241Implication of research in counseling for rehabilitation counselors/

importance of ad1,-sions and total collagen in contracture of denervated muscle 0732

Impressions/Content and order in the formation of 0570

impulse control in institutionalized delinquents using Rorschach content and t 0593

184

inadequacy guilt, and rehabilitation therapy/Illness guilt, 0266

inadequacy-grandiosity syndrome/The 0264

Incidence of mucoid Pseudomonas aeruginosa from clinical sources/ 0784

Income and outcome/ 1073

incontinence/Electronic management of fecal 0065

independence/Rehabilitation: The road to 0915

independence/Training for functional 0516

(index finger)The function of the muscles of the thumb, index and long fingers 1400

indicators of patients' abilities to meet tasks in rehabilitation/Psychologica 0009

indispensable nurse/The 1124

Individual differences relating to coronary artery disease/ 0089

indomethacin/A demonstration of anti-inflammatory effect Df 0621

Induced emission of sperm utilizing electrical stimulatioi of the seminal vesi 0328

Induced myotonia in fast and slow ,muscles of the rat/ 0058

induction coil applicators/Heating patterns produced by shortwave diathermy us 0712

Industrial engineering in the rehabilitation of the handicapped/ 0254

(industrial)The rehabilitation-industrial complex 0396

industry/Backache in 0502

infant/Cardiodynamic studies in the newborn, IV. Heart rate patterns in the no 0942

infantile atrophies/The progressive muscular dystrophies and 0228

infantile muscular atrophy, myotonia ccngenita, and central core disease/Progr 0229

infantile progressive muscular atrophy, arthrogrypcsis, and central core disea 0230

infants in Vinh Long Province Hospital/Neonatal survival in premature and term 0737

infants with idiopathic respiratory distress syndrome/Cardiodynamic studies in 0892

infarction and in mokers/Oxygen affinity of hemoglobin in persons with acute 0382

infarction/Fine structure changes in the canine heart after chemical 1052

infarction found at autopsy/Complication of myocardial 1077

infection/Arthritis associated with genitourinary tract 0898

Infectious agents in the arthritides: Current status/ 0907

I.iflammatory osteoarthritis/ 1038

.nfluence of active movements, illumination, and sex on estimates of body-size 0805

Influence of patient statement on judgements of therapist statements during ps 1290

Influence of the cerebral cortex on the cuneate nucleus of the monkey/ 0673

Influences of bedrest on plasma levels of 17-hydroxycorticosteroids/ 0761

information center on technical aids/The tasks of an 0300

information from scientific research in the practice of physical medicine/Util 0855

information process/Laboratory data in an integrated 0950

information processing technology in clinical investigations/Considerations in 0920

information processor:- Computers illustrate processes underlying spontaneous r 0680

Information transmission in the mother -child dyad/ 1170

Information-exchange program for rehabilitation research and training centers, 1066

infrared, hot pack, and microwave applications/Temperature distributions in th 0706

infusion during hemorrhagic shock/Effects on glucagon (G) 0'-3

infusion during hemorrhagic shock/Effects of glucagon (G) 0154

Ingredients of successful treatment of programs for underachievers/ 1209

in-hospital system/An 0861

inj.lries/Physical medicine and rehabilitation in multiple 0441

injury of the athlete/Psychological factors in illness and 0265

innervation, electromyographic patterns and enzymes of skeletal muscle resulti 0323

inosine/Teratogenic -ffects of 6-hydroxylamincpurine in the rat--Protection by 0038

inquiry into the con_epts of cgo identity anti identity diffusion/An 0581

institutionalization on self-esteem/Effects of 0312

institutionalized delinquents using Rorschach content and thought process scal 0593

insurance to total health services/The contribution of 0394

Institute of Delf Profcssional Persons/Proceedings of the 1389

Institute on research with volunteers in juvenile delinquency/ 1319

institutional survey of 143 cases of acquired cerebral palsy/An 0221

institutionalized delinquents/An MMPI comparison of two groups of 0400

institutionalized delinquents on Porteus Maze test performance/A comparison of 0399

instruction to the language training of severely impaired aphasic patients /App 0241

instruction/Use of 8mm loop film for occupational therapy 0299

185

Instructions for nemiplegic patients /,Toe efficacy of oral and paatomime 0658

instructor's ratings as predictors of training outeomes in vocational rehabili 1358

instrumentations An evaluation of acre than 200 ,ases/lne manavxmtnt of seelio 0823

instrumentation for a 6 ATA hyperbaric cnamber/Biomedical research

Instrumentation in spine instability other than scoliosis/listrumentation in structural scoliosis/ g5

instrumentation in scoltos,s/Present status of spine

instrumentation upon the tilt table response/Ittect of complex measuringInstrumenting a hyperbaric chamber for biomedical research/ 0294

insulin and lipid interrelationship in ischemic heart and cerebrovascular w. 0140

insulin, and lipid interrelationship in ischemic vascular disease/larhohydrate 0,177

Insulin response to glucose stress in covert ischemic coronary and cerebrovaso 0141

intellect/Developmental disabilities and problems of(13:i (3)::Intellectual and perceptual correlates of reading disabilities;

intellectual function, and outcome of rehabilitation in pationt with 1,tt hemp 0016

intelligence for hemipireti. patients/the Nnox cubes As a screening measure of 0337

interactiin unit measure, time sample measures, patient perception measures /ih 1292

Inter-disciplinary training in communication pathophysiology/ 1441

Interfaith Institute for Denominational Workers with the Deaf/Proceedliogs of t 1388

Internal-external locus of control:: A bibliography/ 1356.

Internal-external locus of control": A promising rehabilitation variable/ 1351

Internal-external .ucus of control and perception of disability/ 1352

Internal-external _onus of control and the practice of birth control/

Intracavit cardiac neoplasms: A review of fifteen cases/

Intramitochondrial uptake of P32 in adenine nucleotides in congestive heart fi 1767c25'

Intraosseous neurilemoma of the third lumbar vertebra/

interuniversitv program for rehabilitation in regional medical programs/An

10376:517:9

Interrelationships if glucose, gleetamata , and aspartate metabolism in develori 0624

inter-relationships of st.ven criteria of adjustment among psychiatric clients 0344

interstitial fluid and tissues/The use of lymph for the measurement of gas ten 0027

Intravascular catheterization /ti review of Henry A. Zimmerman's

Introduction to behavior therapy for rehabilitation workers/ 1204

Introduction to the rehabilitation of motor disorders/ 1412

Introspection/A new use for the rehabilitation process:.?2.33C1)

invertebral disc/Theinvestigation of paired-associates learning in adult dysphasic subject,./An 0412

ischcmia /Abnormal Bohr effect: A possible cause of myocardial 0571

ischemia or necrosis /Abnormal hemoglobin oxyg3n affinity, a possible cause of

ischemic cerebrovascular disease/Specificity of risk factors in 0096

ischemic cerebrovascular disease. The assessment of risk factors/

ischemic coronary and cerebrovascular disease/Insulin response to glucose stre 0141

ischemic heart and ischei is thrombotic cerebrovascular di,ea,,es/Profil of coy 0094

ischemic heart disease and cerebrovascular disease in the United States, A cam '0600855

ischemic heart disease' /Doe;; hypertension truly increase the risk tate of

ischemic heart disease /Earl/ recognition of covert0085

ischemic: heart disease/Early recogniticl, of covert

Iscliemic heart disease, he-edit and body build as affected by exercise/ 0091

ischemic heart disease (IHD), ischemic thrombotic cerebrovascular disease (ITC 0078

ischemic strokes/Random controls in the clinical study of 0649

ischemic thrombotic cerebrovascular (ITCVD) and heart disease; (IHD)/Free fatt 0088

ischemic ulcers in paraplegic patients /Evaluation of seat devices to prevent 0426

ischemic vascular disease/Carbohydrate, insulin and lipid interrelationship in 0077

Isokinetic contraction', A new conceot of resisti.e exercise/

isokinetic exercise/A study ofIsolation of L-forms of Bartonella bacilliformis/ 0899

isometric contraction of its own unit/Afferent synaptic activity reduced in an 0983

Isometric contractions in disabled and non-disabled/Muscle strength and electr 0204

isometric exercise to fatigue of hand grip/The relationship of intermittent 0574

Isometric tension differences in fibers of red and white muscles/ 1150

Isometric tension of glycerinated muscle fil -q-14 following adrenalectomyl 1149

isosorbide din:trate in coronary insufficiency. A report on exercise electroca 1076

186

Issues and problems in the teaching of social science in health professional sitem analysis of the childrens' Manifest Anxiety Scale with the retarded/An

1143

1177

job proficiency, employability, and training satisfaction of vocational rehabi 1354job success following heart attack/Prediction of 1119joint cavities of dogs/Total osmotic activity of synovial fluid of the major , 0544foint/Cineradiographic demonstration of the rheumatoid arthritis of the cricoa 1033joint effusions/Total osmotic activity values for the synovial fluid and arter 0"qjoint/Llectromyographic study of the function of some muscles crossing the gle 0723joint mobility /Range of motion exercise:. Key to 0552Joint range and deformity recorded by xerography/ 0998joint structures by ultrasound/heating 0707joint structures by ultrasound/Heating of 0711

juvenile delinquency/Institute on resear-b with volunteers in 13:-

juvenile delinquents/Changes in self-concepts during group psychotherapy as a 1294

juvenile delinquents: Lffects of therapeutic conditions, patient self-explorat 1311

Kenny Self-Care Lvaluation/Numerical scoring of self -cart status: A study of t 0428kindergarten/Sex differences in the knowledge of letter and number names in 0610Kinematic studies of normal upper extremity movements to be compared with pate 0794kinematic study of normal upper extremity movements/Method of 0796kinesiologic analysis/Laboratory for 108kinesiology in the analysis of work situations and hand tools/Electromyographi .0260

Kinesiology of hip exte-,sion at selected angles of pelvifemoral extension/ 0585

kinesiology/Recent advaoces in 0518knee staLility in below knee braces/A biomecnanical evaluation of 0719

knowledge of letter and number names in kindergarten/Sex differences in the 0610Knox cubes as a screening measure of intelligence for hemiparetic patients/The 0337

Labile variations of intraventricular conduction unrelated to rate changes/ 1074labor union population. Part Iz Research report/Demand for rehabilitation in a 0119

labor union population: Part II: Action program/Demand for rehabilitation in a 0120

Laboratory data in an integrated information process/ 0950Laboratory for kinesiologic analysis/ 1058

language behavior of the brain-damaged adult/Linguistic considerations in the 0242

language function in aphasia due to stroke/Long term assessment of 0178

language imprcvement after completed stroke/Evaluating 0182Language problems after a stroke: A guide to muni_tion/ 0577

language recovery in severe aphasialSpeech therapy and 0192language tests of patients with nemiplegia/Results of 0438

Language therapy/ 0239language training of severely impaired aphasic patient/Application of program 0241

last year of the second decade--Problems and opportunities confronting the Ame 0222

lavage in cystic fibrosis, a comparison of agents/bronchial 077J(law)Objective measurement of drug effects on driving/ 02,6

(law)Panel on medicolegal conservations in workmen's compensation/ 0122

(law)lhe rehabilitation expert in court/ 0124

Lay mental health counseling: The effects of lay ,up counseling/ 1226

(L-Dopa), citecholamines (CAs) and 5-hydroxytryptinine (5-8T)/White cell uptak 0155leadership with mentally retarded boys/Democratic, authoritarian and laissez-f 1243

learning and behavior problems with delinquent boys/Operant conditioning pr:nc 1211

learning and memory in the retarded: Some implications for the teaching learns 137,

learning and retention in retarded and nonretarded children/Paired-associate 1384

learning and retention performance of the retarded/Practical implications of r 1381

learning: 1, An examination of motnodology/Studies in paired-associates 1379

learning/A simple non-language test of new 0670learning disabilities/The team approach in the diagnosis and treatment of chil 0561

learning/Electromyographie gradients during complex visual discrimination 1162

learning experiences/Toward explaining success and failure in interpersonal 1228

learning in aduli dysphasic subjects/An investigation of paired-associates 0412

learning in r:antally retarded adolescents/Reinforcement conditions and inciuen 1186

learning method/Keteaticn in retarded and nonretarded chi]dren as a function o

'- earning performance as 1 function of asso( nation crilue of raterials:Pair(d as 1373

learning performap-e as a function of meaningfulness and response times Paired 1;76

learning in problems ci" chronic pain'F-)me implications of .i,,t, 2

Learning rehabilitation medicine: A program by and for medical students/ 00,0

learning theories and exposure to delinquency/2's rev:ow of social17left axis deviation/The clinical significance of 0;"

leg brace/Clinical e:Jperience with a plastic short 0698

leg brace/Ixperimental plastic short 0695

leg brace f,brication/Plastic shortleg braces /functional evaluation of short

:17872028';

0

leg/Computer analysis of dat. obtained from an instrumented prosthetic_'legal and administrative aspects of prostaeti( supply /!he 0209

legal prohlum,, of automation in medi.inc/SotiAl And u038

leut.0-ds in preventing or controlling the (ardlova,.(nlar dc,onditionim, J bed ,1960

letters: A comparison of deaf and hearing children' 'den 1394

Level of therapist functioning patient depth of self-exploration and type of 14

Levels of communication/ 1422

Levels of research in experimental social innovation17(L-form)History and perspective/ 0903

(L-form)Identification, classification, and cultivation of mvcoplasmas' 0904

I. form session/Discussion on the 0902

L forms: Clinical considerations/Mycoplasmas and bacterial 0909

I. forms of bacteria . lisease/The role of 0906

life/Heart uisease AC first year of 0384

liftingiBlomochanics of 0250

lifting tasks applied to the vocational assessment of rehabilitees/brgonomieg 0253

limb deformities--Preservation of rudimentary appendices and prosthetic design 0135

limb /Surface electrical stimulation of lower 0988

limb volume changes during extended space missions. A progress report/Sterlome 0835

limbs/Counseling parents of children with congenital deformities of the 0216

L'ingenieur du travail et la recuperation des handicapes physiques', '55

Linguistic considerations in the language behavior of the brain-damaged adult/ 0242

Linguistic consideration of the verbal behavior of the brain-damaged adult/ 0243

linguistic cues/Responsivity to facial and 1281

Links and barriers between hospital and community/ 1018

lipid correlations in ischemic heart disease (Iii), ischemic thrombotic cerebr 0078

lipid interrelationship in ischemic heart and cerebrovascular disease/Carbohyd 0140

lipid interrelationship in ischemic vascular disease/Carbohydrate, insulin, an 0077

lipids and enz)- erum 0032

lipids and enzymc,iiic? effect of strenuous exercise on serum 0031

Listener preference for selective versus flat amplification for a high frequen 0559

Living comfortably with your colostomy/

literature on behavior therapy/Some neglected issues in theliterature and suggestions for research/Personality characteristics of arthrit

liver and renal hypertension in dogs/Diverting renal and adrenal vein blood in

literature/Predicting successful and unsuccessful rehabilitation outcomes: A r

lithocholic acid/Hepatic ultrastructure changes induced by

Listening

Living comfortably with yoar ileostomy/

0554

Locomotive character'-tics of urban pedestrians'1131;16locus of control:, A bibliography/Internal-external

locus of control and perception of disability/Internal-external 1352

locus of control and the practice of birth control/Internal-external 1348

locus of control: A promising rehabilitation variable/Internal-external 1351

Locos of control as a determinant of job proficiency, employability, and train 1359

locus of control bibliography/Abstract supplement to 1349

long fingers /,The Junctions of the muscles of the thumb, the index and 1400

Long term assessment of language function in aphasia due to stroke/ 0178

Long term followup study of young co-onary pa,ients/ 0092

low-back Injuries/Avoid 0126

4r

188

lung capaci:, in patients who have scoliesis/Me-urtrent 095,

lung, I. Detecilon of esterase with A new cyteehemi,a1 method In:Nme ,t thelung disease:: Treatment by physical therapy /obstructivelhag failures 1-1elief by hyperbaric oxygenation/Hypoxia fr, r acute. 0166

lung in controlled breathingilhe series cenduct.,rs of the 112'i

lung/Papillomatosis of the ,011.

lung/Pressure drop and fluid flow regime of air inspited in.,' tile human 11..

lung/Pulmonary gas transport: A mathematieal hodel the

lymph fur the measurement of gas tensions in interstitial fluid and tis1e-,/ih 002;)2:/

lymph heart/:wuromuscular relationships and inherent raise le automitielt\ in In 1051

1.)mphocyte cytoto\ic antibodies in systemic lupus er\tnematosus/ 08 7,i

lymph( id system/Development and physiology of the 1418

lymphoproliferative disorders/lhe secondary immunologic del to ienev ells a-, 1.16

magnitude and complexity of cerebral vascular diseise/Ine (11

male subjects Plasma volume and fluid-electrelyte, Lhauesstudy of of u'O.malformation /-1 cerebrovascular hemorrhage due to '

malformations: General considerations /congenital 2; 7

malformations produced in rats by f.-isoprop;1-4(2-muthylhdrarine)-p-toluanide 0016

mammary artery to the distil left anterior descending eoionary arter/Anatomo' 0111

mammary thermography/lhe present status of 1'J43

0411mail A multifactorial electromvogi iphic study /Function of poplituus muscle in

017')man / +n automated system to measure patellar tendon reflex, iespon.es in

man/Aphasia in a cougenitall deaf

man/A plethysmographic method of measuring the contribution of tile rib cae, an 0021

Man/Lnergy cost of work::man/Hypoxic ventilatory drive in normal

0 771

man/02 alveolar-arterial tension difference after 10 days re,umbenev in

man/Propioceptive stimulus in the regulation of pulmonary ventilation inman/fluantitative comparison of passive motion and tendon reflex lesponses in b °1064141"6151424'

manbtelative contributions of the rib cage and the diaphragm to ventilation in 0024

09 31man/Urinary catecholamine metabolites in spinal cord iniured(management)An automated approach to the individual health record/

management/Assessment and 067,

management/.uditory disters:, Evaluation and

C1E8)management /,Fiscalmanagement of clinical emergencies/Computers in the:Linagement of completed stroke/ 0116

management of disability/ xpanded horizons and problems in the ./916

management of patients wi h pulmonary disease/Preoperative, 1090

management of pressure and other external factors in the prevention of ischemi 1420

management of rehabilitation in the stroke patient/Oithopaedic 1397

management of scoliosis by spine instrumentation:. An evaluation of more than 2 0823

management of the affected newborn. The role of the social worker/omprehensiv 1130

Management of the child with spina bifida/1management of the chronically ill and disabled/The usefulness of computers in 0M

Management of the chronic seq..elae of paralytic disease/ 0934

management of the neurogenic oladder/Diagnosis and 1145

management of the newborn with spina bifida Fhe role of the pediatrician/Comp 1158

management of the patient with disabling residuals of cerehrovascular dis.ea,(,/ 0926

management/Problem solving in 1123

mandibular movements with cholinergic drugs in nyoneural Junction disease/Obse 1060

manpower planning/Expanding services to the disabled and disadvantagudt, Implic 1433

(13

manual of directions/The functional cu.munication profilemanuals/Standards for termination of case services depicted by state plats or

128Mapping human movement with the aid of a computer/ 0837

marine vibrio/New anti-pseudomonas agent isolated from a 0183

Martorell's syndrome/1069

Maryland/A survey of heritable disorders in0554

Massage/0445

Massage/Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Lecture 17, 0475

189

Maternal attitudes and behavior as related to the self-concept and behavior ad 4 1104

mathematical comparison of the effects of intermittent and continuous drainage 0336

Mathematical description and computer detection of alpha waves/ 1101

mathematical model/Heart beat frequency curves A 0770mathematical relationship among urinary frequency, residual urine, and bactcri 0333

Maturation of the brain related to ,variables in the environment/ 0287

McArdle's syndrome wih previously unreported electrocardiographic and serum e 0589

meaning of delinquency/The 0642

measurement: A source of misinterpretation/Direction of 0629

measurement/Further medical applications of methods-time- 1,992

Measurement of effects of spasmolytic medications on various parameters of the 0751

measurement of functional communication in aphasia/A 0240

measurement of gas tensions in interstitial fluid and tissues/The use of lymph 0027

Measurement of lung capacity in patients who have scoliosis/ 0955

measurement of nasality/Theory and instrumentation for quantitative 1424

.Measurement of nasality with TONAR/ 1425

measurement of Rehabilitation Research and Training Centers/Self-evaluation: A 0925

Measurement of sympathetic neurohormones in the plasma of race car drivers/ 0977

measurements/Acid-base regulation: Classical concepts and modern 1104

Measurements of total circulating hemoglobin with the carbon monoxide rebreath 0758

measurements using an "on-line" computer/Pulmonary function 115

Measures of functional disability in hemiplegia/ 0910

Measuring impulse control in institutionalized delinquents using Rorschach con 0593

mechanics: An etiological factor in diopathic scoliosis/Structural 0888

Mechanism for respiratory insuffic .icy after cervical cord injury/ 0020

'mechanism of spiral fracture of the humerus: A report of J29 cases following t 0041

mechanism/The hearing 1423

median and ulnar nerves/Motor conduction velocities in the 0690

medical and public health schools/Teaching activities of social scient.sts in 1023

medical aspects of low back pain/Orientation to 0097

medical care: An annotated bibliography/Assessment of the quality of 0I.63

medical care/The place of recreation in institutional 0201

medical chart in rehabilitation education and health care/The problem oriented 0315

Medical education for comprehensive medical care/ 0513

Medical managtment of muscular dystrophy/Diagnostics: 0620

medical postgraduate programs/Research training 0530

medical practice/Site of care in 1014

medical record data for computer processing/Preparing 0948

medical record in rehabilitation/The problem-oriented 0366

Medical rehabilitation/ 1082

Medical rehabilitation -- Cliche or reality/ 0387

medical rehabilitation content /On behavior theory applications in a 0666

medical setting/Modifying persistent undersirable behavior in a 0592

medicine/Social and legal problems of automation in 0938

medical speciality /Physical medicine and rehabilitation ac. a 0522

medical specialization/A new approach to the prediction of 0583

medical specialization: Student-based strong vocational interest blank srales/ 0321

Medical student attitudes toward physical medicine/ 1048

medical fiewpoint/Acceptance of rehabilitation; A 0542

medicare patients in a speech pathology prograM7ASurvey of 100 aphasic 0193

medications on various parameters of the spasticity syndrome/Measurements of e 0751

medicine: A program by and for medical students/Learning rehabilitation 0360

medicine/Definition an(: philosophy of rehabilitation 0413

medicine/Quantitation in biology and 0763

medicine/Rehabilitation 0212

medicine/Stereophotogrammetry in biology and 0832

medicine/The year in rehabilitation 0395

medicolegal conservations in workmen's compensation/Panel on 0122

mediterranean :ever/Familial 1037

memory in the retarded: Some implications for the teaching-learning process/Ro 1378

memory testing of college students/Methodology in digit 0557

193

men: Its relation to age and physical condition/Recovery time of heart frequen 0769

men/Studies of the dynamics of micturition: Observations on healthy 0892

men with a complete section of the spinal cord/Relative concentration' and dail 0976

men with cervical spinal cord section/Adrenal responses to stress in 0978

men with cervical spinal cord section/Daily rhythms of electrolytes and aldost 0975

men with quadriplegia due to spinal cord section/Analysis of daily rhythms of 0974

men with spinal cord injury as related to manner of onset of disability/Person 0656

meningitis and paraplytic disease due to newly recognized interovirus/Aseptic 0437

meningoayelocele and anencephaly/The etiology and epidemiology of 1146

meningomyelocele/Hyperbaric oxygen treatment of 0066

meningomyeloceletMobility and 1116

mental health counseling: The effects of lay group counseling/Lay 1226

mental health/The school's contribution to 1239

mental hospitals/Growth and development of attitudes, care, and treatuent in M 0587

mental illness in the counties of a midwestern state/The relationship between 0637

mental patients and juvenile delinquents/Changes 'n self-concepts during group 1294

mental patients during group therapy /Effects of therapeutic conditions, altern 1313

mental retardation: Suggestions for prevention based on expetimeat-a-in monkeys 0277

mentally retarded/The1382

mentally disabl.d/T0o Pennsylvania driver safety education programs for till ph 1336

metabolic action of 2,4- dinitrophenol /Pulmonary ventilation response to the 0757

metabolic evaluation/An electronic system for cardiac and 0547

metabolic findings/A followup study of patients with spinal cord dysfunction: 0118

metabolic rate during hydrotherapy and exercise in normal subjects/Evaluation 0363

metabolism and coronary heart disease/Some aspects of carbohydrate 0261

metabolism in developing rabbit brain/Interrelationships of glucose, glutamate 0624

metabolism in ischemic heart (IHD) and thrombotic cerebrovascular disease (ITV 0177

metabolism in normal and congestive failure guinea pig hearts/Digoxin-H3 0161

metabolites in spinal cord injured man/Urinary catecholamine 0159

methionine and cystine in bovine prothrembin prepared by DEAE-celiulose/The pr 0115

Method for wultivariant analysis of aphasia based on studies of 235 patienta i __Alas

Method of kinematic study of normal upper extremity movements/ 0796

method of self-evaluation for counselor education/A1256

Methodology and initial findings in a followup study of spinal cord dysfunctio 0116

Methodology in digit memory testing of college students/ 0537

methodology/Studies in paired-associates learning: I. An examination of 1379

methyl mercaptopurine treatment/Suppression of IgM and IgC synthesis in young 1428

mice/Analysis of audio-frequency components of the electromyogram of normal an 0882

micro-technique for the separation and characterization of myoglobin from oche 0372

microwave applications/Temperature distributions in the human thigh, produced 07C6

microwale contact applicator/Eyaluation of a .0716

microwaves at frequencies 2456 .,ad 900 megacycles/Comparison of deep heating b 0704

microwaves at the frequencies of 2456 and 900 megacycles by physiological fact 0700°

microwaves in specimens under therapeutic conditions/Temperature distributions 0701

micturition: Observations on healthy 4en/Studics of the dynamics of 0893

micturition studies (Preliminary 'sport) /Computer processing of data generated 07154

minicomputer system/Volumes an surface areas. of body parts using a photogramm 0776

Minnesota from 1945 to 19f:::listory of physical medicine at the University of 0578

Minnesota's mental hospfielsiGrowth and development of attitudes, care, and tr 0587

mitochondria derived from failing hearts/Differences in ADP and ATP in0081

mitochondria derived from failing lie-arts/11m effect of digitalis on the level 0086

mitochondria/Differences in levels of ATP and ADP in normal and failing guinea 0082

Mitochondrial changes in choline-deficient rat myocardium/ 0647

mitral and aortic valvular atresia: A patholozie study of.14 cases/Coexistent 0369

Mitral atresia: A study of 32 cases/0373

MMPI/An abbreviation.pf the social introversion scale for 373-item 0348

MMPI comparison of two groups of institutionalized delinquents/An 0400

MNPI items/Objections to0350

mobility/An objective and standardized test of patient 0699

Mobility anci'meningomyelocele/1116

mobility. Part I/Factors related to cervical spine0422

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mobility. Pai't 1/Factors -elated to cervical spine 0600(mobility) /Progressive ambulation 0735model for differential treatment for alcoholics/A 1274model/Heart beat frequency curves. A mathematical 0770model of comprehensive patient care/Rehabilitation medicine: A 0924model/Use of AFDC by eligible families: A predictive 0311Modern techniques of heat therapeutical 0981Modification of athetosis by denervation of the tonic neck reflexes/ 0532Modifications of heating patterns produced by microwaves at the frequencies of 0700Modification ofthe Bailey bottle for use with modern gas analyzers/

1Modification of wheelchair brake lever/ 106gmodified fuel cell for the analysis of oxygen concentrations of gases/AMOdifying persistent undesirable behavicr ii a medical setting/

(1i(39)425money as related to employment stability/lerception ofmonitor: Experience, clinical value, and problems/Physiological 0940monitoring at the bedside/Physiological 0917Monitoring, computer entry, and display of the four vital signs! 0817monitoring/Electrode experience in clinical biomedical 0911monitoring in critical illness/Experience with on-line 0946monitoring of conjoined twins: Objectives and clinical usefulness/Physiologic 0949Monitoring patients in hospitals: An exercise in autonaton/ 0812'

monitoring systems/The clinician's requirements for physiological '0951

monkey/Influence of the cerebral cortex on the cuneate nucicus of the 0673monkeys/Asphyxia at birth, a major factor in mental retardation: Suggestions f 0277monkeys asphysiated at birth/Develoumental behaviors: Delayed .appearance in 0194monkeys asphyxiated at birth/Tramsneuronal degeneration in brains of 0064monkeys conditioned with progesterone /Tumors induced by chicken sarcoma in 0158monkeys/nypothermia and the resatertation of asphyxiated rhesus 0042monkeys receiving chicken sarcoma virus/Nephritis and brain atrophy in 0157monkeys surviving neonatal asphyxia/Progressive degenerative changes in brains 0063monkeys/Twins and teratisma in rhesus 0138More bucks less sweat (The anatomy of work)/ 0256mother-child dyad/Information transmission in the 1170mothers of schizophrenic children/A scale for the measurement of pathogenesismotion and self-assistive exercises/A procedure for passive range of 02361

motion and tendon reflex responses in biceps and triceps brachii muscles in he 0912

motion/Exercises with a beach ball for increasing range of 0626motion/Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 1. Measuring range of 0467

motion problems/Therapeutic exercise in13::motion/The application of simple photographic methods in disorders of 0881

motion1288

otion ta activities of daily living/Relation of muscle strength and range ofmotion/The effect of manifest anxiety upon the travel and manipulation compone

1114

Motivational conflict and employment instability: A research study4motivations, self-concepts, and parental backgrounds: A factor analytic study/ 13577

motoneuron by isometric contraction of its own u:,it /Afferent synaptic activity 0983

Motor cond ion in the deep palmier branch of the ulnar nerve/ 0028

Motor cond tion velocities in median and ulnar nerves/ 0690

Motor con ction velocity in proximal and distal segments of the radial nerve/ 0686

Motor cond ion velocity of the distal radial nerve/ 0687

motor disorders/Introduction tothe rehabilitation of 1412

motor impersistence in brain damaged. individuals: A double blind study/The effmotor neuron disease/Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 23. Lower

00140489

Motor nerve conduction velocity studies on lover extremities of hemiplegics/ 1410

motor performance in brain injury: A bioengineering method/The assessment of 0999

motor performance ,in hemiplegia /The effects of dantrolene sodium on spasticity 1000

Motor-point biopsies in diabetic neuropathy/ 0326

Motor-point biopsies in carcinomatous neuropathy/ 0324

motor point block/A new technique of 0654

motor paint block in the management of muscular hypertonia/Phenol 04

motor unit action potential duration/Computer analysis of themotor unit in steroid myopathy/The

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motor unit potentials/Computer analysis ef duration of 0886

motor unit potentials from fine-wire electrodes/Ours 'n of single 0990

movement and posture/The role of the gamma system in 0233

movement patterns /Computer analysis and display of 0831

movement mith the aid of a computer/Mapping human 0837

movements, ismumination, and sex on estimates of body-pakt size/Influence of a 0805

movements with cholinergic drugs in myoneural junction disease/Observations of 1060

Mucoid Pseudomonas aeruginosa. in patients with illnesses/ 0788

Multidisciplinary approach in rehabilitation/0846

Multiple congenital contractures (arthrogryposis). An electrommograshic study/ 0223

Multiple congenital contractures. Public health considerations of arthrogrvpos 0224

mumps virus embryopathy in the chick/An experimental model of 1435

muscle after Sssrrard procedure/Survival of iliopsoasCIM

muscle and tendon collagen/The effect of denervation On 0733

muscle: An electromyographic study/The function of the teres 0994

muscle/A study of causal factors in the resting length-tension diagram of whol 0727

muscle automaticity in amphibian lymph heart/Neuromuscular relationships aril i 1051

muscle biopsies/Biochemiial differences in papillary 0176

muscle cell potentials/its recording of human single 0099

muscle cells in vivo/Transmem'-mane otentials of human0107

muscle due to immobilization of the lower extremity/Atrophy of quadriceps 1159

muscle/Effects of heat on blood pigment absorption rate in traumatized 0423

muscle, epimysiura, and tendon in normal and denervated gastrocnemius of the ra 0730

muscle fibers following adrenalectomy/Isometric tension of glycerinated 1149

muscle fibers in the rat/Plasma corticosterone and contractility of glycerinat 1151

muscle fibers of Ascaris Lumbticoides/Ultrastructure of dyads in 0175

muscle in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis/Ultrastructure of atrophic 0001

muscle in man: A multifactorial electromyographic study/Function of popliteus 0991

muscle/Passive length-tension relationship and hydroxyproline content of chron 0716

(muscle)Re-education of vastus medialis: A misconception/ 0987

muscle resulting from experimental treatment with triamcinolone/Changes in the 0313

muscle/Slow and fast twitch fibers in human skeletal 0059

Muscle strength and electrical activity, heart rate, and energy cost during is 0204

muscle strength and range of motion to activities of daily livingraelation of 1114

muscle/Stress relaxation in Ascaris obliquely striated01.117211muscle system/Computer simulation of an intact

muscle tension in normal subjects/Nonlinear relationship between averaged elec 0982

muscle/The importance of adhesions and total collagen in contracture of denery 0732

muscle. III. The relative importance of denervation and reduced muscle motion 0731

muscle. IV. The time course of tendon shrinkage in rat gastrocnemius after ank 0729

muscle/The use of biopsies in the study of human skeletal 0060

muscle tone, hypotonia, and hypertonia/The concept of 0728

muscle ultrastructure in diabetes mellitus/Changes in 0534

muscles and guinea pig ventricles in failure/Biochemical analyses of human pap 0070

muscles biopsies/Biochemical determinations and inferences of human papillary 0071

muscles crossing the glenohumeral joint/Electromyographic study of the functio 0

muscles during deglutition/Electromyographic study of genioglossus, geniohyoid 1002

muscles in hemiplegic and hemipareticman/Quantitative comparison of passive m 0912

=saes in notmal individals and quadriplegic patients;Quantitationof the fu 0023

muscles/Isometric tension differen:es in fibers of red and white 1150

muscles of the rat/fnesced myotonia ip fast and slow 0058

muscles of the thumb, the index and long fingers/The furctions of the 1400

muscular diseases by quantitative electromyographic methods/The study of prima 0879

(muscular)Duration of relaxation after intramuscular neurolysis with phenol/ 0418

Muscular dy. .rophies/Q225

muscular dystrophies and infantile atoOhies/The progressive(

muscular dys:zophy/Analysis of the ORS vector loop in 012

muscular dystrophy/Diagnostics: Medical management of 0620

muscular dystrophy /Hr anic analysis in carriers of Duchenne 1110

muscular dystrophy, infantile muscular atrophy, myotonia congenita, and centre 0229

0230muscular dystrophy, ir7antile progressive muscular atrophy, arthrogryposis, an

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muscular dvstrophy/Tae use of serum creating phosphoanase and ether serum enz 0021

muscular hypertonia/Phenol motor point block in the management of 041(1

muscular strength due to brief maximal exerciseaffectiveness of mvotatic refl 0322macular work in the upper and lower extremities/gelative effects on the heart 0424

muscular work in the upper and lower extremitiesh:elative effects on the heartHusculoskeletal defect /Husculoskeletal defects in spina bifida/Hycoplasma antibodies in eanovia/ 1067

Avcoplasma immunological problems (Discussion)/Hycoplasmaa and arthritis/ 0905Hytoplaseas and bacterial L forms: Clinical considerations/ 0909

Mycoplasnas (Editorial)/ 0908

(mycoplasmas)Historat and perspective/ 0903

mvcoplasmas/Identifieation, classification, and cultivation of 0904

mycoplasmas/Serologic reactions of 0890

(mycoplasmas)The role of L forms of bacteria in disease/ 0906

myelodvsplastic child/A bowel program for the 1122

myelomalacia/Alterations in cardiovascular control in high spinal 0354

myelomalacia/Alterations of cardiovascular control in high spinal 0356

myelomeningocele/A therapeutic recreation program for children with spina bill 0033myeiomeningocele/Etude du sphincter strie de l'anus chez les spina-bifida avec 0034'

myelorseningocele: Evaluation of rehabilitation potential /Spine bifida with 0005

myelomeningocele/The birth defect and the pediatric problems it presents. Sect 0207

myelomeningocele/Vocational rehabilitation case load and potential of patients 0006myelopathy/Psychologic adjustment of patients with 0268

myelopathy/Sexual adjustment, identification, and attitudes of patients with 0273myocardial infarction and in smokers/Oxygen affinity of hemoglobin in persons 0382

myocardial infarction found at autopsy /Complications of 1077

myocardial ischemia/Abnormal Bohr effect: A possible cause of 0571

myocardial ischemia or necrosis/Abnormal hemoglobin oxygen affinity, a pos.:1b1 0381

myocardial necrosis/Serum protein abnormalities in 0375

myocardial proteins/A micro-technique for the separation and characterization 0372

myocardiumillitochondrial changes in choline-deficient rat 0647

myogiobin from other myocardial proteins/A micro - technique for the separation 0372

myoneural junction disease/Observations of transduced mandibular movements wit 1060

myopathy and thymona/Case report: Generalized cutaneous candidiasis associated 0875

myopathy: Llectromyographic and biopsy study/Discussant in subcIinical alcohol 0101

myopathy/The motor unit in steroid 0325

myopia/Semantic 1300

myotatic reflex facilitatian.in augmenting rate of iacrease of muscular strengmyotonia congenita, and central core disease/Progressive muscular dystrophy, i (13222 ')

Myotonia induced in rats with 25 azacholesterol/ 0104

myotonia in fast and slow muscles of the rat/Induced 0058

myotonia in rats/An electromyographic study of induced 0103

Myths in remedial education/ 0608

narcotic drug users and addicts /Facilities for treatment and rehabilitation of 1166

nasality/Theory and instrumentation for quantitative measurement of 1424

nasality with TONAR/Heasurement of 1425

national census of deaf persons/The 1392

national field trial of a method developed for the classification of tbe physi 0203

Natural course of recovery in severe aphasia/ 0186

Natural history of uremic polyneuropathy and effects of dialysis/ 0692

nature of pain/The 0617

nature, structure, and function of counselor commitment/The 1212

nebulizer cork (Letter)/Aspiration of 1091

neck/Range of motion of the -0327

neck reflexes/Modification of athetosis by denervation of the tonic 0532

necrosis/Serum protein abnormalities in myocardial 0375

Neonatal survival in premature and term infants in Vinh Long Province Hospital 0737

neoplasueA_reviaa sf fifteen cases t. cardiac 0615

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Nephritis and brain atrophy in monkeys receiving chicken sarcoma virus/ 0157

nerve block/Treatment of flexor spasticity of hip by paravertebral lumbar spin 05e4

nerve conduction In hestiplegics/Studies on velocity of 1443

nerve conduction lae.ay in chronic renal ineufficiency/-cial 0740

nerve conduction velocity determinations in normal persons/Variability of 0682

nerve conduction velocity in early uremic polyneuropathy/Comearison of mote; a 0696

nerve conduction velocity sutdies on lower extremities of heraelegics/Motor 1410

nerve disorders/Rehabilitation in peripheral 1015--

nerve lesions/Electrodiagnosis in peripheral 0880

nerve membrane model for the electrical changes during an action potential/A 1049

nerve/Motor conduction in the deep palmer branch of the ulnar 0028

nerve/Motor conduction velocity in proxima: and distal segments of the radial 0686

nerve/Motor conduction velocity of the distal radial O 'Jl

nerve root: A clue to spondylotic cauda equina radiculopathy/The redundant -r 0784

nerve root syndromes/Electrodiagnosia in06,85

nerve/Sensory nerve action potentials in the radial 0195

nerve stimulator/Implantation of carotid sinus 0168

nerves/Conduction studies of the anterior and posterior tibial 0429

nerves/Motor conduction velocities in the median and ulnar 0690

nervous regeneratic,/The enigma of central 0128

nervous system damage/The brain is a distributed information processor: Comput 0680

nervous system/Effect of angiotensin II on activity of the sympathetic 0205

nervous system in the quadripleeic patient/Phasic responses of the seestpathetfc 08:0

neural elements in human embryos of four to seven weeks gestation/Development 0284

-neural elements in the human brain /origin and development of 0288

Neural origin of the respiratory-heart rate response/ 0869

neurilemoma of the third lumbar vertebra/Intraosseous J779

neurogedic bladder/Diagnosis and management of the 1145

neurogenic bladder dysfunction/Functional classification of 0884

neurogenic bladder dysfunction/The use of combined uroflowmetry cvstometry, a 089%

neurohormones in the plasma of race car drivers/Measurement of sympathetic 0977

neurological dysfunction of the urinary.bladder/Diagnbsis of 0339

neurological structu-e relevant to cerebral palsy/Developmental aspects of 0217

neurolysis with phenol /Duration of relaxation after intramuscular 0418

neuromuscular diseases/Quantitative evaluation of fatigability in 0750

neuromuscu'ar disorders/Electrodiagnosis of 0694

neuromuscular electrodiagnosis/The clinical value of 0684

Neuromuscular facilitation techniques! 0989

Neuromuscular reeducatton-at-dhe-hemiplegic with the aid of the electromyograr 0745

Neuromuscular relationships and inherent muscle aetomaticity in amphibian lymp 1051

neuron disease/Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 23. Lower motor 0489

neuron lesions: A preliminary report/Experience with a medical treatment of ep 0848

neuronal population analysis of evoked single unit activity it nucleus ventral 06/4

neurons/Bilateral effects of skim stimulation on thalamic 0676

neurons in nucleus ventralis posterior of cat tha'amus /A population study of 0672

neuropatby /Motor -point b:3psies incarcinocatous0324

neuropathy/Motor-point biopsies in diabetic 037:,

Neuropharmacological factors influencing the central regulation of the respire 0941

neurophysiology in the evaluation of "weakness " /Clinical 0100

(neurosurgery)Early relabilitative management of the patient with disabling rc 0926

neutron activation analysis/Sampling methodology development in a large scale 0802

neutron activation analysis to the sweat test diagnosis of cystic fibrssIsiePP 0866

new approach to the objective evaluation of physical disability/A 0200

new approach to the prediction of medical hpecialization/A 0583

New approach CO the prediction of medical specialization: Student-based strong 0321

(new-born)Heart disease in the first year of life/ 0384

newborn. III. Heart rate patterns in infants_with idiopathic respiratory distr 0892

newborn. IV. Heart rate patterns in the non-distressed premature infant/Cardio 0942

newborn. I Regulation of the neart rate/Cardiodynamic studies in tae 0932

newborn resu ing'from asphyxiation at birth/Braie damage in the 0282

newborn/Role respiratory distress in asphyxial brain damage of the 0291

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(newborn)Symptonstic congenital aortic stenosis in the first year of life/(newborn)The clinical behavior' of the newly born. -I. The tern baby/

newborn. The role of the social worker/Comprehensive management of the affectenewborn with spina bifida: The role of the pediatrician/Comprehensive managemeNew concepts in lower =treaty orthotics/New concepts in the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of rheumatic heart diNew concepts in the rehabilitation of the stroke patient/New dimensions in rehabilitation counseling/New Guinea/Clinical and laboratory studies of a distinctive type of arthritisNew insights into the psychological problem/new miniaturized implantable blood flovmeter and pressure guage for long termnew technique of motor point block/Anew use for,the rehabilitation process: Introspection/Anoise characteristics of filtered ENG used as a control source /Signal versusnoise characteristics of filtered LNG used as a control source/Signal verpus_noise from dental drills/Auditory sensitization tonon-disabled/Mmecle strength and electrical activity, heart rate, and energy cnondisahlad/Perception of disability by theNonlinear relationship betimes averaged electrampogrom potential and muscll toNonoperative treatment of amitosis/nonprofessional personnel in therapeutic interpetional relationships/MS trainnorepinephrine in men with a complete section of the spinal cord/Relative coneNormal arterial supply to the ruminant (ovine) stomach/Normative data on stimulus seeking behavior/Note on the Tryon effect/nuclear activation methods/Special considerations in the large scale analysisnucleus ventralis posterior of cat thalamus/A population study c neurons in

nuclear VPL of cat/Thalamic distribution and discharge pattern of hair and tounucleus ventralis posterior of the cat thalaams/Neuronal population analysis onucleus ventralis posterioralis of the cat /Regional variations on the temporalNumerical indication of indirect systolic and diastolic blood pressures, heartNumerical scoring of self-care status: A study of the Kenny Self-Care EvaluatiNumerical scoring of self-care status of patients/nurse in rehabilitation /Thenurse/The indispensaolenurses and subprofessioaal personnel in counseling/Training and use ofnurses/Braces: A primer fornursing --A source guide for instructors I./E2habilitationnursing attendant's role in a rehabilitation setting: Conceptions and attitudi(nursing)Bowel training/Nursing care/Nursing/Deterioration of the bedfast patient - -(nursing)Dynamics of change/nursing guide/Care of patients with bowel and bladder problems: A.nursing home care/Implications of ownership fornursing homes/Provision of rehabilitation innursing/Trends and problems in

02 alveolar-arterial tension difference after 10 day recumbency in man/02 and CO2 tensions during hyperbaric oxygen/Tissue02 tensions by hollow visceral tonometers: Effect of breathing enriched 02 mixObjections to0,84Pr items/cbjective and standardized test of hand function/Anobjective and standardized test of patient mobility/AnObjective measurement of drug effects on driving/objective method for the evaluation of speech therapy in aphasia/AnObjective ratings of therapeutic conditions with university counseling center'Observation and analysis of patient behavior in the rehabilitation hospital/Observations of transduced mandibular movements with cholinergic drugs in myonObservations on testing the stroke patient for oral stereognosis/obstetrical problems of the spinal cord injured female /Gynecological and

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obstetrics /Physical eedicine and rehabilitation 0490

Obstructive lung disease: Treatment by physical therapy/ 0420

occupational activity /Five stage test of cardiac performance during 0503

7-- grows and their perceptions of mental retardates/Three 1218

OCcupational therapy/ 0275

Occupational therapy for aphasic-patients/ 1050

occupational therapy instruction/Use of Bum loop film for 0299

occupational therapy program for the developdental habilitation of congenital 0799

occupational therapy training program for the C quadriplegic /An. 0877

Old wine in gew skins: Grouping Wechsler subtests into new scales/ 0631

On CP's for CP/ 0054

on-line computer system for a rehabilitation hospital/A0 0953

Ontogeny and distribution of imeunoglobulin (4) containing cells in the chick 1430

*want conditioning as a treatment method in menage:lent of selected chronic p 0667.

Operant conditioning in chronic illness/ 0671

Operant conditioning principles in the treatment of learning and behavior prob 1211

Operant GSR conditioning using a aithin4,dedign/....., 0871

Operant reinforcement of an autonomic rentioneet Two studies/ 0405

oral stereognosisiObservation en tenting the stroke patient for 1063.

Oral word association norms for ed*cable mentally retarded children in the pub 1374

orbital flight on the duration of the cardiac cycle and of its phases/Effect o 0960

Organ transplantation for advanced cardiopulmonary diseases/ 0774

orientation, and rehabilitation/Rigorous studies With'sloppy material: Brain-d 0050

Orientation to medical aspects of low back pain/ 0097

orientation to mental retardation: A programmed text/An 1180

orientation to the helping process/An ecological 1264

Origin and early development of neural element: to the human brain/ 0288

° origin of cardiogenic changes in thoracic-elect Leal impedance/The 0643

Orthopaedic management of rehabilitation in the stroke patient/ 1397

orthopedically handicapped child/Problems of the 0227

(orthopedics)Familial mediterraneanVever/ . 1037

orthosel/Prescription considerations for plastic BK 0183

orthosis/A combined ADL -long opponens 0137

orthotic alignment in the lower extremity /Principles of 0142

Orthotic devices of patients with chronic physical handicaps/ 0847

orthotic system for restoring useful arm and hand action/Development toward a 0790

orthotic systems/Development of externally powsmed upper extremity 0792

orthotics: A project report/Upper extremity 0795

orthotics and prosthetics/Hydraulic crutch as a source of internal power for 0650

orthotics/Application of external power in 0143

Orthotics (Bracing)/Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 16, Part 1. 0472

Orthotics: Bracing the lower extremity/Physical medicine and rehabilitation. L 0473

Orthotics: Bracing the upper extremity/Physical medicine and rehabilitation. L 0474

orthoticsfDevelopment of upper extremity 0797

orthotics devices: Present status, future potential/Prosthetics and 0858

Orthotics measurement board for tibial torsion era -taeout/ 0144

orthotics/New,concepts in lower extremity 0146

orthotics, 1950-1967/Bibliography of self-help devices andorthotics/Technical advances influencing the field of

F49907:oscillometrics /Cerebral arteriograms and peripheraloscillometry on the lower extremities to diagnose and evaluate occlusive vascu 0635

osci'lometry, plethysmography, and skip thermometry /Studies on correlations be 0409

osmotic activity of synovial fluid of the major joint cavities of dogs/Total

osmotic activity values for the synovial fluid and arterial plasma of normal h

osteoarthritis/Inflammatory1038

Osteoarthritis/Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 14. 0470

Osteoporosis/ 0355

others see it - -The social rehabilitation club/As 0586

otologic screening of disadvantaged children/Audiologic and 1387

Overcoming architectural harriers in the USA/ 0302

ownership for nursing hornet -care /Implication of 0314

4V141,:.

Oxidative decarboxylation of aspartate, elenine, and glycine in developing raboxygen affinity, a possible cause of myocardial ischemia or necrosis/AbnormalOxygen affinity of hemoglobin inversoni with acute myocardial infarction andoxygen concentration of gases/A modified fuel cell for the analysis ofoxygen inhalation on motor //persistence in brain damaged individuals: A-doubloxygen/Quantitation of carotid body response tooxygen/Rehabilitation of patiepts with obstructive pulmonary diseases.: The roloxygen tonicity/Pathogenesis of pulmonaryoxygen toxicity/Systemic hyperbaroxia in the pathogenesis of pulmonaryoxygen toxicity: The role of systemic vs alveolar hyperoxia/Pathogenesis of paOxygen transport in two clinical types/Chronic obstructive bronchopulmonary dioxygen treatment of meningooyelocele/Hyperbaricoxygen treatment of pretsure sores and certain skin ulcers/Topical hyperbaricOxygen uptake and carbon dioxide formation of developing brain.in the presenceOxygen uptake in normal and handicapped subjects, in relation to speed of walkoxygenation/Hypoxia from acute lung failure: Relief by hyperbaricoxygenation on resting and post exercise calf blood flow/Effect of normo- and

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P32 in adenine nucleotides in congestive heart failurefIntranitochondrial upta 0162--pains/Disability evaluation and phywieet-eberepeutics in patients with chronic 0734pain/Orientation tO medical aspects of low back 0097

pain, Part 1. Diagnosis/Practical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lectur 0461

pain, Part 2. Treatment/Practical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lectur 0462pain problems/Operant conditioning as a treatment method in management of sele 0667paid/Some implications of learning in problem of chronic 0662pain/The nature of 0617Paired-associate learning and retention in retarded and nonretarded children 1384

paired associate learning performance as a function of association value of ma 1373

Paired associate learning performance as a function of meaningfulness and resp 1376

paired-associates learning: 1. An examination of methodology/Studies in 1379

Palatal lift prosthesis helps adults with difficulty to speak intelligibly/ 0316

palmar branch of the ulnar nerve/Motor conduction in *he deep 0028pancreas /An atypical Pseudonomas aeruginosa associate vith-eystic fibrosis of 0782

Panel on medicolegal conservations in workmen's compensation/ 0122Papillomstosis of the lung/ 0914

paraformaldehyde as seen with the sfanning electron mfcroscope/Cathodoluminesc 0151paraformaldehyde (VP) as seen with the scanning electron microscope (SEM)/Cath 0152paralytic disease due to newly recognised enterovirus/Aseptic meningitis and 0437paralytic disease /Management of the chronic sequelae of 0934paraplegic hetipelvectomized patient: Report of a case/A sitting prosthesis fo 0359paraplegic patient: Long-term care/The 0599paraplegic patient/Prosthetic spinal support following hemipelvectomy in a 0365paraplegic patient/Rehabilitation of a deaf 0598paraplegic patients/Evaluation of seat devices designed to prevent ischemic ul 0426paraplegics/Biomechanical evaluation of braces for 0713parental backgrounds: A factor analytic study/Adolescents' vocational behavior 1357

Parents/ 1172

parents of ildren with congenital deformities of the limbs/Counseling 0216

parents of ndicapped college students/Concerns of 1328

parkinson pa clinical disability rating for 0002Parkinson's disease/Speech impairment in 0191Passive length-tension relationship and hydroxyproline content of chronically 073,Passive length-tension relationship of intact muscle, epimysium, and tendon in 07.50

patellar tendon reflex responses in man/An automated system to measure 0913

Pathogenesis of pulmonary oxygen toxicity/ 0206

Pathogenesis of pulmonary oxygen toxicity: The role -of iystemic vs alveolar by 0167

pathogenicity/Antibody response to Pseudonomas aeruginosa ap an index of 0786

Pathologic sequelae of systems hypertension/ 0378

Pathological changes in scolinsis/ 0798

pathophysiology/Inter -disciplinary training in communication 1441

Pathophysiology of spina bifida and hydrocephalus/ 1125

Patient care needs as a basis for development of objectivL of physical medici 0709

patient care/Rehabilitation medicine: A model of comprehension 0924

patient/The unmotivated0044

patient/The unmotivated0274

Patterns of sinus arrhythmia in patients with lesions of the central nervous s 0939

pedestrians/Locomotive characteristics of urban 1041

pediatric problems it presents. Section 1, Evaluation and habilitation of pati 0207

Pediatric rehabilitation/1026

pediatrician/Comprehensive management of the newborn with spina bifida: The ro 115b

pediatrics, Part 1/Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 25. Physical 0491

pediatrics, Part 2/Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 25. Physical 0492

Pediatric rehabilitation/1026

pelvic diseases/Heat in0512

Pennsylvania driver safety education programs for the physically and mentally 1336

Perceived therapeutic conditions and disclosure to significant oth,itrs 1283

perception and ambulation in hemiplegia/Verticality 1032

perception in rehabilitation Center students/The relationship inventory as a m 1318

perception measures/Therapist empathy, warmth, and genuineness and patient per 1292

Perception of diability by welfare and rehabilitation clients/ 1364

Perception of disability by the nondisabled/ 1346

perception of disability/Internal-external locus of control and 1352

Perception of mpney as related to employment stability/ 1245

l',..rz-ption of therapeutic conditions from different vantage points/ 1278

perceptions and concerns during their first year in medical school/Students' 0595

perceptual correlates of reading disabilities/Intellectual and 0609

perceptual development-in children with reading problems/The relationship of i 0741

percpetual task following verbal reinforcement and punishment/Changes in confo 0109

performance as a function of experimenter warmth in educable mental retardates 1317

performance in cardiac patients/The evaluation-of physical 1080

performance i' relation to body size and composition/Physical 0865

performance of chronic seizure patients on the general aptitude test battery/T 0630

Performance of normal and retarded boys on Berko's test of morphology/ 1169

peri-infarction block in surgery for aortic regurgitation/Prognostic significa 0374

Perinatal mortality in a province hospital in South Vietnam/ 0738

perinatal period/Physiology of the fetus: Relation to brain damage it he 0289

Peripheral vascular disorders and the aged amputee/ 1065

Personality and psychosomatic illness: A selective review of research/ 1084

personality change in group psychotherapy: A comparison between interaction un 1292

Personality characteristics in men with spinal cord injury as related to manne 0.656

Personality characteristics of arthritics: Review of literature and suggestion 1230

Personality characteristics of patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary emp 1031

Personality characteristics of the mentally retarded/ 1187

personality measures/Relationship of attitudes toward the disabled with demogr 1268

personality: Myth or reality/The alcoholic1253

personality patterns/The alcoholic personality: A research in differential 1252

Personality with the mentally retarded/Use of the California Test of 1185

personnel in therapeutic interpersonal relationships/The training of nonprofes 1301

personnel/Training in interpersonal skills for rehabilitation 1240

personnel/Training of rehabilitation0505

personnel vs the counselor/Support1329

(pharmacological)Neuropharmacological factors influencing the central regulati 0941

Phasic responses of the sympathetic nervous system in the quadriplegic patient 0810

phenol/Duration of relaxation after intramuscular neurolysis with 0418

Phenol motor point block in the management of muscular hypertonia/ 0416

phenylalanine and its derivatives /Oxygen uptake and carbon dioxide formation o 0625

phonetics/Acoustic1421

photogrammetric-minicomputer system/Volumes and surface areas of body parts us 0776

photogrammetric plethysmograph/A0834

photographic methods in disorders of motion/The application of simple 0881

physiatrist/The treatment of rheumatbid arthritis as seen by a 1415

Physiatry: Dou% art and science/0857

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Physiatry: Transmitter or transmuter? Eighteenth Jahn Stanley Coulter memorial 0529

Physical activity and aging/ 0093

physical actitity, and ischemic heart disease/Emotional stress, 1079

physical activity during acute stage of cardiac disability/Prescription of 0524

physical and social adjustment of 102 hemiplegic patients/Postdischarge 1054

physical condition/Recovery time of heart frequency in healthy men: Its relati 0769

physical disability/A new approach to the objective evaluation of 0200

Physical disability and human behavior/ 1134

physical education within rehabilitation/Therapeutic recreation and adapted 1232

Physical handicap and disability 0872

physical medicine and rehabilitation/An experiment in postgraduate education i 0440

Physical medicine and rehabilitation as a medical specialty/ 0522

Physical medicine and rehabilitation as a specialty: A personal observation/ 0414

physical medicine and rehabilitation at the University of Minnesota/The early 0459

physical medicine and rehabilitation /Contemporary concepts in the. teaching of 0507

physical medicine and rehabilitation for medical students/Summer fellowship in 0358

Physical medicine,and rehabilitation in multiple injuries/ 0441

physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 1. Introduction/Practical 0447

physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 2. The hemiplegic patient--Rehab 0448

physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 3. The hemiplegic patient--Physi 0449

physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 4. Fractures--Early treatment/Pr 0450

physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 5. Late treatment of fractures a 0451

physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 5. Late treatment of fractures a 0452

physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 6. Effects of heat and cold, Par 0453



physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 7. Ultraviolet/Practical 0456

physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 8. Low-frequency electric curren 0460

physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 9. Low back pain, Part 1. Diagno 0461

physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 9. Low back pain, Part 2. Treatm 0462

physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 10. Shoulder disabilities, Part 0463

physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 10. Shoulder disabilities, Part 0464

physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 11. Spinal cord injury, Part 1/P 0465

physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 11. Spinal cord injury, Part 2/P 0466

Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 12. Measuring range of moticn/ 0467

Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 13. Rheumatoid arthritis/ 0468

Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 14. Osteoarthritis/ 0470

Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 15. Ankylosing spondylitis/ 0471

Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 16, Part 1. Orthotics (Bracing)/ 0472

Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 16, Part 2. Orthotics: Bracing t 0473

Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 16, Part 3. Orthotics: Bracing t 0474

Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 17. Massage/ 0475

Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 18. Keeping the elderly active/ 0476

Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 19. Lower extremity amputations 0477

Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 19 -over extremity amputations 0478

Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 19. Lower extremity amputations 0479

Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 20. Upper extremity amputations/ 0482

Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 21. Exercise, Part 1/ 0483




Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 22. Disability evaluation, Part 0487

Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 22. Disability evaluation, Part 0488

Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 23. Lower motor neuron disease/ 0489

Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 24. Physical medicine and rehab 0490



Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 26. Cerebral palsy, Part 1/ 0493

Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 26. Cerebral palsy, Part 2/ 0494

Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 27. Respiratory rehabilitation/ 0495

Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 28. Electromyography/ r 16

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Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 29. Employment of the handicappe 0497Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecro.!e 30. Postgraduate education in ph 0498Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation of a community hospital/The relationship 0469physical medicine and rehabilitation/Recruitment strategies for 0320physical medicine and rehabilitation/Stereophotogrammetry applied to 0883physical medicine and rehabilitation teaching in undergraduate medical schools 0709Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation)/The department from 1945 to 1965 (Sectio 0580physical medicine and rehabilitation /The role of clinical conferences in the t 0854physical medicine at the University of Minnesota from 1945 to 1965/History of 0578physical medicine departments in vocational vs physical restoration oriented c 1339Physical medicine for patients with rheumatic disease/ 1160Physical medicine in emergency care of early stroke/ 0446physical medicine/Medical student attitudes toward 1048

physical medicine/Utilization of information from scientific research in the p 0855physical performance and perceived exertion/A study of 1323

physical performance in cardiac patients/The evaluation of . 1080Physical performance in (elation to body size and composition/ 0865

physical, social, emotional, and vocational capacities/Report of a national fi 0203physical therapy assistant program/Planning and establishing a 0402Physical therapy assistant training program: St. Mary's Junior College/ 0553

Physical therapy in obstructive pulmonary disease/ 0417

physical therapy/Obstructive lung disease: Treatment by 0420

(physical therapy)Progress notes/ 0639physical therapy techniques/Task analyses of 0993physical training upon self-concept and body attitude/The effects of 1234

physically and mentally disabled/Two Pennsylvania driver safety education prog 1336

physician to the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation of a commu 0469

physicians and their families/Doctors as patients: A s udy of the medical care 1096

physician's assistant: Versions and diversions of a premising concept/The 0352Physiologic concepts of immobilization/ 0922

Physiologic monitoring of conjoined twins: Objectives and clinical usefulness/ 0949

Physiologicl trends in human motor unit activity deterAlned by statistical eve 1049

physiological events/The quantitative measurements of 0814

physiological factors in the human/Modification: of heat,ng patterns produced 0700Physiological monitor: Experience, clinical vaue, and problems/ 0940

Physiological monitoring at the bedside/ 0947

physiological monitoring systems/The clinician's re=quirements for 0951

physiological significance of fibrillation action potentials/The 0105

physiological view of reading/The 0605

physiology/Correlated input-output stimulator for experimental 0868

Physiology of balance/ 0523Physiology of the fetus: Relation to brain damage in the perinatal period/ 0289

physiology of the lymphoid system/Development and 1406

phytohemagglutinin/Dissociation of thymus and bursa function in the chicken by 1431

pigment absorption rate in traumatized muscle/Effects of heat on blood 0423

pinna in speech intelligibility/The role of the 1013

Pitfalls in the interpretation of pulmonary function studies in scoliotic pati 0956

place of recreation in institutional medical care/The 0201

plan for long-term patients/A continuity of care 0306Planning and establishing a physical therapy assistant program/ 0402

planning/Cross-discipline comparison of practitioners' objectives and strategi 1055

planning/Expanding services to the disabled and disadvantaged: Implications fo '433

planning for administration and programming in social agency settings/Communit 1182

Planning for employment for the quadriplegic/ 0198

plasma cell differentiation/Thymus and bursal function in immunologic developm 1409

Plasma corticosterone and contractility of glycerinated white muscle fibers in 1151

plasma cortisol in patients with chronic illness/A procedure for the measureme 0973

plasma levels of 17-hydroxycorticosteroids/Influences of bedrest on 0761

plasma of race car drivers/Measurement of sympathetic neurohormones in the 0977

Plasma 17-hydroxycorticosteroids in healthy subjects after water immersion of 0972

Plasma volume and extracellular fluid volume change associated with 10 days be 0970

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Plasma volume and fluid-electrolyte changes/Study of effect of water immersion 0964Plasma volume and tilt table response to water immersion deconditioning experi 0966plasma volume changes with short term deconditioning experiments/Tilt table an 0967Plastic and reconstructive surgery as an instance of crises therapy/ 1213

,plastic Bit orthoses/Prescription considerations for 0161Plastic short leg brace fabrication/ pj24

play/Child's play. Collected writing on the biological, psychological, and soc 0839plethysmograph/A photogrammetric 0834plethysmographic determination of cardiac output (A comparative study)/Thoraci 0435plethysmographic determination of ca iac output (An interpretive study)/Thora 0436plethysmographic method of measurip the contribution of the rib cage and diap 0021plethysmography, and skin thermometry /Studies on correlations between oscillom 0409plethysmography/Comparison of osci ometric index and blood flow of the foot a 0407

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plethysmography system to monitor cardiac output/Development of an electricalplight of the public hospital: Pioblems of the public hospital/Thepneumograph /Calibration of an impedance

pneumograph/Thoracic cage impedance measurements: Calibration of an impedancepneumograph/Thoracic cage impedance measurements: Dynamic characteristics of apoisoning. Review of psychological practices with *he physically disabled/An apolicies and programs/Services for elderly deaf persons: Recommendedpolicy/Immediate repair of spina bifida. Ethics andpoliomyelitis/Exercis.s forpoliomyelitis/Recovery of strength in acutie-ptrkymeer+t+e andpolitics/Carbon monoxide in health andpolyarteritis nodosa/Cholesterol embolism: A multiple-system disease ma queradpolymorphism detectable by a factor VIII antibody/Hemophilia: Apolyneuritis and poliomyelitis/Recovery of Strength in acutepolyneuropathy and effects of dialysis/Natural history of uremicpolyneuropathy/Comparison of motor and sensory nerve conduction velocity in eapoor that militate against effective upgrading/Attitudes toward thepopulation study of neurons in nucleus ventralis posterior of cat thalamus/APorteus Maze test completed with the non-dominant hand/The validity of thePorteus Maze test performance/A comparison of two groups of institutionalizedPorteus Maze test performance, and behavioral adjustment in a delinquent groupPostdischarge physical and social adjustment of 102 hemiplegic patients/Postgraduate education and career mobility: A case from hospital administratloPostgraduate education in physical medicine and rehabilitation in the commLnitpostgraduate programs/Research training in medicalPosture as it relates to the wheelchair/posture/The role of the gamma system in movement andPotential of biomechanics for solving specific hazard problems/poverty/Focus onpoverty setting/Rehabilitation medicine in thePractical implications of research on the learning and retention performance oPractical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 1. Introduction/Practical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 2. The hemiplegic patiPractical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 3. The hemiplegic patiPractical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 4. Fractures--Early trPractical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 5. Late treatment of fPractical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 5. Late treatment of fPractical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 6. Effects of heat andPractical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 6. Effects of heat andPractical physical medicine and rehabUitation. Lecture 6. Effects of heat andPractical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 7. Ultraviolet/Practical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 8. Low-frequency electPractical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 9. Low back pain, PartPractical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 9. Low back pain, PartPractical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 10. Shoulder disab. litPractical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 10. Shoulder disabilitPractical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 11. Spinal cord injuryPractical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 11. Spinal cord injury

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practitioners' objectives and strategies concerning brain damage and rehabilit 1055

Predicting successful and unsuccessful rehabilitation outcomes: A review of th 1341

Prediction/0346

Prediction of job, success following heart attack/ 1119

prediction of medical, specialization/A new approach to the 0583

Prediction of rehabilitatiou outcomes from psychometric parameters in left hem 0015

predictive efficiency of the Gates Peading Readiness Tests/The 0606

predictors of training outcomes in vocational rehabilitation/Client-evaluation 1358

Predisposing factors to cerebrovascular disease/ 0061

Preface to symposium: Computers in Medickne/0923

premature infant/Cardiodynamic studies in the newborn. IV. Heart rate patterns 0942

Prematurity as an etiological factor in cerebral dysfunction/ 0560

prenatal development of human spina bifida manifesta/Embryology and 0219

Preoperative management of patients with pulmonary disease/ 1090

preparation of professionals in the 70's/The 1393

Prepared discussion/0290

Preparing higher education facilities for handicapped students/ 1331

Preparing medical record data for computer processing/ 0948

Prescription considerations for plastic BK orthoses/ 0183

preschool blind child/Psychological evaluation of the multiple handicapped 0029

Prescription of Oysical activity during acute stage of cardiac disability/ 0524

presence of methionine and cystine in bovine prothrombin prepared by DEAE-cell 0115

present status of mameiry thermography/The1043

Present status of spine instrumentation in scoliosis/ 0820

pressure and other external factors in the prevention of ischemic ulcers/The m 1420

Pressure detection system for standing table/ 1047

Pressure drop and fluid flow regime of air inspired into the human lung/ 1144

pressure sores and certain skin ulcers/Topical hyperbaric oxygen treatment of 0067

pretraining/Antecedents to outcome in group counseling with institutionalized 1311

Preventing deterioration in the bedfast patient/ 0525

prevention of cultural-familialretardation/Research relevant to the etiology 1184

prevention of rheumatic heart disease/New concepts in the diagnosis, treatment 0377

primary immunologic deficiency diseases/The1426

Principles of orthotic alignment in the lower extremity/ 0142

problem oriented medical chart in rehabilitation education and health care/Tht. 0315

problem-oriented medical record in rehabilitation/The 0366

Problem solving in management/1123

Problems of function/1117

Problems of the orthopedically handicapped child/ 0227

(Procarbazine)/Fetal malformations produced in rats by N-isopropyl-o(2-methylh 0036

procedure for passive range of motion and self-assistive exercises/A 0361

procedure for the measurement of urinary 17-hydroxycorticosteroids, aldosteron 0973

Proceedings of the Institute of Deaf Professional Persons/ 1389

Proceedings of the Interfaith Institute for Denominational Workers with the De 1388

productive capability and earnings of physically disabled homebound persons/Ne 1087

Professional opinions regarding curriculum content in short-Lerm training prog 1179

professionals in the 70's/The preparation of 1393

professions/Can we afford so many rehabilitation0393

Profile of covert ischemic heart and ischemic thrombotic cerebrovascular disea 0094

Profile of the coronary prone person/0095

Prognostic electrocardiographic signs in ball-valve correction for aortic insu 0383

Prognostic si,nificance of anterolateral pert- infarction block in surgery for 0374

Programmed instruction and speech rehabilitation/0244

Programmed reading/1365

progesterone/Tumors induced by chicken sarcoma in monkeys conditioned with 0158

Programmed instruction--Therapy in aphasia/0245

Progress notes/0639

Progressive ambulation(mobility)/0735

Progressive degenerative changes in brains of monkeys surviving neonatal asphy 0063

progressive muscular dystrophies and infantile atrophies/The 0228

Progressive muscular dystrophy, infantile nuscular atrophy, myotonia congenita 0229

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Progressive muscular dystrophy, infantile progressive muscular atrophy, arthrn 0230Progressive spastic quadriplegia/prolabium in the bilateral cleft lip. An clectromyographic study/Thepronation and supination and its clinical application/The biomechanical profitPropioceptive stimulus in the,regulation of pulmonary ventilation in nan/ 0771prospective study/A 0079prostatectomy/Uroflowmetry before and after n896Prosthesis aid/ 0838prosthesis for the paraplegic hemipelvectomized patient: Report of a case/A si 035prosthesis helps adults with difficulty to speak intelligibly/Palqt41 lift 0136prosthesis in the geriatric patient/Stump arterial circulation and its relatin 0636prosthesis on a patient after hemicorporectomy/Fitting of a

2(375prostheti'z design/A therapeutic program for children with limb deformities--Prprosthetic gait and the forces produced at the stump-socket interface/Quantita 0859prosthetic leg/Computer analysis of data obtained from an instrumented 0889Prosthetic management of hemicorporectomy/ 0726Prosthetic spinal support following hemipelvectomy in a paraplegic patient/ 0365prosthetic supply/The legal and administrative aspects of 0209Prosthetics and orthotics devices: Present status, future potential/ 0858prosthetics/Hydraulic critch as a-source of internal power for orthotics and 0650prosthetics, Part 1. Surgical considerations/Physical medicine and rchabilitat 0477prosthetic:, Part 3. Training/Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 19 0479Prosthetics/Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 19. Lower extremity 0478Prosthodontics and the stroke patient/ 1059

protein abnormalities in myccardial necrosis/Serum 0375proteins/A micro-techm.-ue for the separation and characterization of myoglobi 0372pr'thrombin prepared by DLAE-cullulose/The presence of methionine and cystine 0115proteins by pareformaldehyde as seen with the scanning electrom microscope/Cat 0151

proteins by vaporized paraformaldebyde (VP) as seen with the scanning lectron 0152

Provision of rehabilitation in nursing homes/ 0616

Pseudomonas aeruginosa as an index of pathogenicity/Antibc" response to 0786

Pseudomonas aeruginosa associated with cystic fibrosis of the pancreas/An atyp 0782

Pseudomonac. aeruginosa from clinical sources/Incidence of mucoid 0784

Pseudomonas aeruenosa in patients with chronic illnesses/Mucoid 0768Pseudomonas aeruginosa isolated trem_infections in.persons wit', and without cy 0780Pseudomonas aeruginosa of cystic fibrosis origin/Enzymatic action on the capsu 0781

psychiatric and brain-damaged patients/Bender-Gestalt time and score different 1434

psycniatric clients seeking vocational counseling/The interrelationships of s 0344

psychiatric patients/Counseling and psychometric signs as determinants in the 0347psychiatric rehabilitation for rehabilitation counselors/Annotated bibliograph 1340Psychiatric rehabilitation in the 70's, alcoholism and drug abuse: A fresh app 1345Psychodynamics of rehabilitation/ 0267

Psychoendocrine functions in relation to level of spinal cord transection/ 1138Psychoendocrine studios of patients with spinal cord lesions/ 1137

Psychological adjustment of patient.' with myelopathy/ 0268psychological, and sociological aspects of children's play/Child's play. Colle 0839Psychological assessment of candidates for Hemodialysis Program/ 0721Psychological assessment procedures as indicators of patients' abilities to me 0009Psychological considerationi'in bracing/ 0010Psychological considerations in the driving skills of the handicapped person/ 0007

Psychological evaluation of children with cerebral damage/ 0047

Psychological evaluation of the brain-injured child/ 0055Psychological evaluation of the multiple handicapped preschool blind child/ 0029

Psychological factors affecting driving behavior in the disabled/ 0011

Psychological factors in hemiplegia/ 0012

Psychological factors in illness and injury of the athlete/ 0265

(Psychologal)Hemiplegia/::5525psychological practices with the physically disabled/An antidote for testing p

psychological problem/Hew insights into the 0053

psychological problems in competitive athletics/Common 0 0272

Psychological reactions/ 0269

psychological testing/Review of film by C.J. Ross. Techniques of non-verbal 0659psychologists working with the deaf/Seminar on behavior modification: Methods 1390Psychology and rehabilitation/ 0660(psychology)bote on the Tryon effect/ 0632(psychology)Old wine in new skins: Grouping Wechsler subtests into new scales/ 0631(pscyhology)Origin and eiriy development of neural elements in the human braln 0288Psychometric attributes and instructor's ratings as predictors of training oat 1358

psychometric parameters in left hemiplegics/Prediction of rehabilitation outco 0015psychometric signs as determinants in the vocational success of discharged psy 0347Psychosocial factors and recovery in geriatric patients with severe aphasia/ 0189

psychosomatic illness: A selective review of research /Personality and 1084

Psychotherapeutic encounters that change behavior: For better or for worse/ 1,96

psychotherapy: A comparison between interaction unit measures, time sample mea 1

psychotherapy: An evaluation of an integrated didactic and experiential approa J.psychotherapy as a function of alternate sessions and vicarious therapy pretra 12v4

psychotherapy/Effects of therapist persuasive potency in individual 1308

psychotherapy /Efficient 1303

ssychotherapy/Influence of patient statements on judgements of therapist state 1290

isychotherapy: Process and outcome/Counseling and 1289

psychotherapy research voriables: A state of the union/Group 1205

psychotherapy/Selt-ideal concept congruence and improvement in group 1309

psychotherapy/Some implications of behavior therapy for 1291

psychotherapy/The effects of alternate sessions and'vicarious therapy pretrain 1310

psychotherapy/The therapist's contribution to accurate empathy, non-possessive 1297

psychotherapy/The use of trained practical counselors or therapists and the ev 1305

psychotherapy/Therapist interpersonal reinforcement of client self-exploration 1307

psychotherapy: Training and practice/Toward effective counseling and 1302

psychotherapy with high accurate empathy and nonpossessive warmth upon female 1295

psychotherapy with outpatients: Effects of therapeutic conditions, vicarious t 1312

PTB suspension system/University of Washington 0725

Public health considerations of arthrogryposis multiplex congenita/Multiple co 0224

public health schools/Teaching activities of social scientists in medical and 1023

pulmonary circulation/The effects of changes in hydrogen ion concentration on 0019

pulmonary diffasing capacity/Effect of exercise on 0262

pulmonary disease, a 5-ytar study of 252 male patients/Rehabilitation in chron 0133

pulmonary disease/Diagnostic value of the P-wave in lead VI in chronic obstruc 1070

pulmonary disease/Evaluation of QRS criteria in patients with chronic obstruct 1093

pulmonary disease/Physical therapy in obstructive 0417

pulmonary disease/Preoperative management of patients with 1090

pulmonary disease/Rehabilitation of patients with chronic obstructive 0129

pulmonary diseases; The role of enriched oxygen/Rehabilitation of patients wit 01'11

pulmonary emphysema/Personality characteristics of patients with chronic obstr 1031

Pulmonary function measurements using an "on-line" computer/ 1155

pulmonary function studies in scoliotic tients/Pitialls in the interpretatio 0956

Pulmonary gas transport: A mathematical model of the lung/ 1107

pulmonary oxygen toxicity/Pathogenesis of 0206

pulmonary oxygen toxicity/Systemic hyperbaroxia in the pathogenesis of 0169

pulmonary oxygen toxicity: The role of systemic vs alveolar hyperoxia/Pathogen 0167

Pulmonary vasoconstriction evoked by precapiilary hypoxemia 0022

pulmonary ventilation and arterial blood of patients with chronic respiratory 0765

pulmonary ventilation in man/Propioceptive stimulus in the regulation of 0771

Pulmonary ventilation response to the metabolic action of 2.4-diniLrophenol/ 0757

pulse rate, blood pressure, and temperature/The effect of indirect heating on 0641

pulse wave velocity in potential diabetic subjects/Studies of 0819

punishment/Changes in conformity behavior on a percpetusl task following verba 0109

punishment/Voluntary delay of reward and . 1361

pushup habit/An automated system for developing a wheelchair 0664

pushup habitb/The pushup trainer: An electronic system for training wheelchair 0668

pushup trainer: An electronic system for training wheelchair pushup habits /The 0668

pushups/An automated system for teaching wheelchair 0663

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QRS criteria in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease/Evaluation 1093QRS vector loop in muscular dystrophy/Analysis of the 0943quadriplegia due to spinal cord section/Analysis of daily rhythms of adrenal f 0974quadriplegia/Endocrine responses to orthostatic hypotension in 0944quadriplegia patients with a pressure suit/Control of orthostatic hypotension 0933quadriplegia/Progressive spastii 0568quadriplegic/An occupational therapy training progron for the C 5-6 0877quadriplegic patient/Phasic responses of the sympathetic nervous system in the 0810Quadriplegic patients/Quantitation of the function of reepiratory muscles in n 0023quadriplegic patients/Studies on the parameters of cardiovascular performance 0506quadripiegic/Planning for employment for the 0198quadriplegic/The vocational potential of the 0199Quality control in an urban amputee program/ 0125Quantitation in biology and medicine/ 0763Quantitation of carotid body response to oxygen/ 1102Quantitation of the function of respiratory muscles th normal individuals and 0023Quantitative comparison of passive motion and tendon reflex responses in bicep 0912quantitative discussion of the effectiveness of voiding as a defense against b 0334Quantitative evaluation of fatigability in' neuromuscular diseaces/ 0750Quantitative measurement of patient quality. Part I/ 0390Quantitative measurement of patient quality. Part II/ 0391Quantitative measurement of the peripheral circulation/ 0406quantitative measurements of physiological events/The 0814Quantitative method to measure the relationship between prosthetic gait and th 0859

R 6 D grant aprlications/Considerations in the preparation of 1429rabbit brain /interrelationships of glucose, glutamate, and aspartate metabolis 0624rabbit brain/Oxidative decarboxyletion of aspartate, alanine, and glycine in d 0623rabbits by 6-methyl mercaptopurine treatment/Suppression of 'gm and IgC synthe 1428

race car drivers/Measurement of sympathetic neurohormones in the plasma of 0977radial nerve/Motor conduction velocity in proximal and distal segments of the 0686radial nerve/Motor conduction velocity of the distal 0687radical behaviorism/A commentary on 0430radio telemetry/A new miniaturized implantable blood flowseter and pressure gu 0295

Radiofrequency cordotomy for the relief of spasticity in decerebrate cat/ 1056

Radiography in scoliosisi 074;

Radiography in scoliosis/ 0824.

radioisotopes/An analyes of errors in a technique for the combined use of mul 0870

radiologic study of the changes of shape of the cervical articular masses with 0597

radiometry/Cervical 0746

Random controls in the clinical study of ischemic strokes/ 0649

Range of motion eiercise: Key to joint nobility! 0552Range of motion of the neck/ 0327

rat/Binary reaction and choledocholithiasis induced in the 0645rat gastrocnemius after ankle immobilizations/Castial factors in the passive le 0729

rat/Hypothyroidism induced by a transelanted fiSrosarcome in the 0971

rat/Induced myotonia in fast and slow muscles of the 0058

rat myocardium/Mitochondria) changes in choline deficient 0647rat/Passive length-tension relationship of intact muscle, epimysium, and tendo 0730

rat/Plasma corticosterone an contractility of glycerinated white muscle fiber 1151

rat--Protection by inosine/T-ratogenic effects of 6-hydroxylaminopurine in the 0038rat/Teratogenic effects of streptonigrin and its derivatives in the 0039

Rating of interpersonal skills: Empathy, warmth, and genuineness/ 1250

rating as predictors of training outcomes in vocational rehabilitation/Client- 1358

ratings of therapeutic conditions/Relationships between expert and neophyte 1280

rationale for prolonged stretching for correction of shortening ^f connect.ve 0521

rats/Ar electromy,graphic study of induced myotonia in 0103

rats /Cardiomyopachy in choline-deficient 0648

rats/Social facilitation of a previously learned response in normal, hypoglyce 0565

rats/Social facilitation of a previously learned response in normal, hypoglyce 1131

rat; with 25 azacholesterol/Myotonin induced in 0104

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reading ability in children/Nyperlexia - -Specific 0604

reading oisabilities/Intellectual and perceptual correlates.of 0609

reading materiels/The development of basic self-instructional "ita" 1334

reading problems/The relationship of undifferentiated handedness and perceptua 0741

reading/Programmed 1365

reading/The physiologico view of 0605

REAP, rehabilitation, education, advancement, and placement: A program in adul 1338

reappraisal of braces and other mechanical aids in patients with spinal con' d 0121

rebreatling method/Heasnrements of total circulating hemoglobin with carbon mo 0758

recall in retarded and nonretarded subjects/Effects of unidirectional training 1375

7.e-ent advances in kinesiology/ 0318

rent advances in medical and related technology affecting vocational rehabil 1332

Reconstruction of the hip in spina bifida/ 1154

recording of human single muscle cell potentials/The 0099

recovery in geriatric patients with severe aphasia/Perchosocial factors and 0189

recovery in severe aphasia/Natural course of 0186

Recovery of strength in acute polyneuritis and poliomyelitis/ 0957

Recovery time of heart hequency in healthy men: Its relation to age and physi 0769recreation and adapted physical education within rehabilitation/Therapeutic 1232

recreation in institutional medical care/The place of 0201

recreation program for children with spina'bifida and myelomeningocele/A there 0033

Recreation's role in the rehabilitation of the mentally retarded/ 1377

recruiting of residents/Report from the task force on 0329

Recruitment strategies for physical medicine and rehabilitation/ 0320

recurstation des handicapes physiques/L'ingenieuz du travail et la 0255

Reduction of severe spondylolisthes.s in children/ 0829

redundant or knotted nerve root: A clue to spondylotic cauda equine radiculopa 0789

Re-education of vastus medialis: A misconception/ 0987

reflex responses in man/An automated system to measure patellar tendon 0913

Regeneration in the Epinal cord: Current status of the ,ronlem/ 0079

regeneration/The enigma of central nervous 0128

regional medical programs/An interuniversity program for rehabilitation in 0754

Regional variations on the temporal patterns of activity within the thalamic n 0677

regurgitation/Prognostic significance of anterolateral peri -infarction block i 0374

Rehabilitation after hemicorporettomyi 0068

Rehabilitation after stroke/ 0533

Rehabilitation and behavior pathology/ 0048

Rehabilitation and trauma/ 0098

Rehabilitation by specialists/ 0514

Rehabilitation counselor training programs and the vocational assessment proce 1343

rehabilitation expert in court/The 6I24

Rehabilitation experts confer with manufacturers on design of hospital beds/ 0331

Rehabilitation facilities and social trends/ 0351

Rehabilitation in an automated society/ 0917

Rehabilitation in cerebral palsy/ 1027

:lehfibilitation in cerebral palsy/ i157

Rehabilitation in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, a 5-year study of 252 0133

Rehabilitation in hemiplegia/ 0457

Rehabilitation in hemiplegia/ 1004

Rehabilitation in peripheral nerve disorders/ 1015

Rehabilitation in the medical education/ '1419

Rehabilitation in workmen's compensation/ 0117

rehabilitatPln -industrial complex/The 0396

Rehabilitation medicine/ 0212

Rehabilitation medicine/ 0710

Rehabilitation meuicine: A model of comprehensive patient care/ 0924

Rehabilitation medicine in the poverty setting/ 0984

Rehabilitation medicine - -Rese.rch and methods/ 0753

kehabiiitation nursing - -A source guide for instructors I. 0362

Rehabilitation of a deaf p olegic patient/ 0598

Rehabilitaticn of a quadr.1 amputee (Case report)/ 0843

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Rehabilitation of patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease/ 0129Rehabilitation of patients with obstructive pulmonary diseases: The role of en 0131Rehabilitation of the cancer patient/ 1064Rehabilitation of the hemiplegic patient/ 0439Rehabilitation of the mentally retarded/ 1222Rehabilitat fter cerebrovascular accid,nti 0844Reha itation of the patient after hemicorpectomy/ 0653Rehabilitation of the patient with hemiplegia/ 0603Rehabilitation of the patient with hemiplegia/ 1003Rehabilitation of the patient with hemiplegia/ 1111Rehabilitation principles in congestive heart failure/ 0074Rehabilitation research: A fertile field for new technology/ 0958Rehabilitation research in mental retardation/ 1383Rehabilitation surgery 4n adult spastic hemiplegia/ 0149Rehabilitation: The accident process in reverse/ 1167

Rehabilitation: The road to independence/ 0915Rehabilitative digital surgery in epidermolysis bullosa/ 0232rehabilitees/Ergonomics of lifting tasks applied to the vocational assessment 0253reinforcement: A new concept of dependency/Concurrent schedtiles of 0404reinforcement and punishment/Changes in conformity behavior on a perceptual to 0109reinforcement and training choice behavior of rehabilitation clients/Delay of 13G3

reinforcement as a function of model status/Voluntary delay of 1367Reinforcement conditions and incidental learning in mentally retarded adolesce 1186reinforcement contingency analysis of rehabilitation/A 1368reinforcement in disadvantaged children/Development of preference for delayed 1366reinforcement of an autonomic response: Two studies/Operant 0405reinforcement of client self-exploration and therapeutic outcome in group psyc 1307

Reiter's syndrome and measurement of gonococcal and Bedsonia antibodies/Clinic 0900Relation of muscle strength and range of motion to activities of daily living/ 1114

relationship between impersistence, intellectual function, and outcome of reha 0016Relationship between initial competence and ability to profit from cues in bra 0017

relationship between social class and schizophrenia/The 1261

relationship between socioeconomic variables and major mental illness in the c 0637

relationship inventory as a me,sure of milieu perception in rehabilitation cen 1318

Relationship of attitudes toward the disabled with demographic information and 1268

Relationship of auditory distortion test results to speech discrimination thro 0633

relationship of intermittent isometric exercise to fatigue of hand grip/The 0574relationship of the staff physician to the Department of Physical Medicine and 0469relationship of the time derivatives of cardiogenic thoracic electrical impeda 0549

relationship of undifferentiated handedness and perceptual development in chil 0741relationship/Self-disclosure, genuineness, and the interpersonal 1315

Relationships between expert and neophyte ratings of therapeutic conditions/ 1280

Relationships between visual and auditory cues of therapeutic effectiveness/ 1279

Relative concentration and daily rhythms of excretion of epinephrine and norep 0976

Relative contributions of the rib cage and the diaphragm to ventilation in man 0024

Relative effects on the heart by muscular work in the upper and lower extremit 0424

Relative effects on the heart by muscular work in the upper and lower extremit 0527reluctant patient: Special problems in the psychological treatment of the pati 0270

renal and adrenal vein blood into liver and renal hypertension in dogs/Diverti 0545

renal disease/Hyperuricemia and chronic 1017

Renal function in patients with spinal cord injuries/ 0588

renal insufficiency/Facial nerve conduction latency in chronic 0740

Report from the task force on recruiting of residents/ 0329

Report from the task force on rehabilitation medicine/ 0539

Report of a national field trial of a method developed for the classification 0203

report of the use of the water bed for the treatment of decubitus ulcers at th 1009

Requirements and applications of automation in hospital functions/ 0918

Research and methods/Rehabilitation medicine-- 0753

Research and Training Centers/Current efforts to apply system evaluations to 1006

Research and Training Centers/Self-evaluation: A step toward quality measureme 0925

research and training centers/The responsibility of rehabilitation counseling 1133

(research)Considerations in the preparation of R & D grant applications/ 1429

research data. 1. Experience and problems/System for processing clinical 0935

research data. II. System design/System for processing clinical 0752

Research findings and clinical meaning/Central-facilitative conditions in reha

Research findings: Translations and premature translations into practice/ 1299

research in cerebral palsy/Some problems and opportunities for 0210

research in cerebral palsy/Some problems and opportunities for 0234

Research in counseling/ 1223

research in counseling for rehabilitation counselors/Implications ofresearch in delivery of services and manpower planning/Expanding services to t

research in differential personality patterns/The alcoholic personality: A

110research in experimental social innovation/Levels ofresearch in mental retardation/Behavioral 1381

research in mental retardation for rehabilitation counseling/Some implications1383research in mental retardation/Rehabilitation

research in rehabilitation/Case studies in behavioral 0108

Research in state vocational rehabilitation agencies/ 1215

research in the practice of physical medicine/Utilization of information from 0855

research/Instrumenting a hyperbaric chamber for biomedical 0294

research instrumentation for a 6 ATA hyperbaric chamber/Biomedical(2293:research on aphasia/Directions in 0238

research on the learning and retention performance of the retarded/Practical i 1381

research/Personality and psychosomatic illness: A selective review of 1084

research/Personality characteristics of arthritics: Review of literature and s '230

Research relevant to the etiology and prevention of cultural-familial retardat 1184

Research report/Demand for rehabilitation in a labor union population. Part I.:

121497research study/Motivational conflict and employment instability: A

Research training in medical postgraduate programs/ 0530

research trends/Stroke rehabilitation: Basic concepts and0182015research variables: A State of the union/Group psychotherapy 1205

research with volunteers in juvenile delinquency/Institute on 1319

residence hall assistants/Effects of short-term training on 1266

residency programs/Trends identified in the clinical field as a basis for plan 0538

residency training programs as seen by the specialty board/Success and failure 0537

residents in physical medicine and rehabilitation/The role of clinical confere 0854

residents/Report from the task force on recruiting of 0329

respiration after spinal cord injury/-mpairment of 0130

respiration effects on transthoracic impedance/Thoracic cage impedance measure 0431

respiration-heart rate response of dogs/The effect of preanesthetic and anesth 0867

respirators on the pulmonary ventilation and arterial blood of patients with c 0765

respiratory disease: Is this the final answer?/Disabled by chronic 1089

respiratory distress in asphyxial brain damage of the newborn/Role of

respiratory distress syndrome/Cardiodynamic studies in the newborn. III: Heart (T2Respiratory function in hemiplegic patients/ 0132

respiratory-heart rate (RIIR) /Neuropharmacological factors influencing the cent119"respiratory-heart rate response/Neural origin of the

respiratory insufficiency after cervical cord injury/Mechanism for 0020

respiratory insufficiency/Effects of three kinds of artificial respirators on 0765

respiratory muscles in normal individuals and quadriplegic patients/Quantitati 0023

respiratory rates/Numerical indication of indirect systolic and diastoli': bloo 0813

Respiratory rehabilitation/Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 27. 0495

151725r'response/Effects of intersignal interval on the human auditory evoked gresponse categories in evaluating talking behavior in aphasics/Use of concurre

response in normal, hypoglycemic, and alloxan diabetic rats/Social facilitatio 0565

Response of regional circulation to hyperoxia/ 0025

response/The effects of variable interval and fixed interval signal presentati 0576

response: Two studies/Operant reinforcement of an autonomic 0405

responsibility of rehabilitation counseling in medical research and training c 1133

Responsivity to facial and linguistic cues/ 1281

Resting and stimulated endocrine function in human subjects with cervical spin 0979

Restoration of function in upper extremities by external power/ 0793

Results of language tests of patients with hemiplegia/ 0438resuscitation of asphyxiated rhesus monkeys/Hypothermia and the 0042retardates and normal rehabilitation clients/Concept identification performanc 1317retardates/Three occupational groups and their perceptions of mental 1218retardation: An evaluation survey/Professional opinions regarding curriculum c 1179retardation: A programmed text/An orientation to mental 1180retardation/Behavioral research in mental 1381retardation/Changing concepts in mental 1174retardation/Communicating the changing concepts in mental 1173retardation for rehabilitation counseling/Some implications of research in men 1216retardation/In review: Terminology and concepts in mental 1171retardation/Rehabilitation research in mental 1383retardation/Research relevant to the etiology and prevention of cultural-famil 1184retardation/The training of non-professional workers in mental 1175retarded adolescents/Reinforcement conditions and incidental learning in menta 1186retarded/An item analysis of the Children's ManifPct Anxiety Scale with the 1177retarded and nonretarded children as a function of learning method/Retention i 1385retarded and nonretarded children/Paired-associate learning and retention in 1384retarded and nonr arded subjects/Effects of unidirectional training on bidire 1375retarded boys/Demo, ratic, authoritarian and laissez-faire leadership with ment 1243retarded boys on Berko's test of morphology/Performance of normal and 1169retarded children in the public schools/Oral work association norms for educab 1374retarded in relation to work performance/Work attitudes of the educable mental 1181retarded/Personality characteristics of the mentally 1187retarded/Practical implications of research on the learning and retention perf 1380retarded/Recreation's role in the rehabilitation of the mentally 1377retarded/Rehabilitation of the mentally 1222retarded: Some implications for the teaching-learning process /Rote learning an 1378retarded/The mentally 1382retarded/The significance of work attitude for the educable mentally 1168retarded trainees in a rehabilitation center as they relate to success or fail 1337retarded/Training non-professionals for work with mentally 1176retarded/Use of the California Test of Personality with the mentally 1185retarded workers/A technique for programming sheltered workship environments f 1371retarded workshop clients/Effectiveness of counselor-trainees with mentally 1225Retention in retarded and nonretarded children as a function of learning metho 1385reticular activating system/Control of gamma efferents through the 0678Review of book, The knife is not enough, by H. Kessler/ 0127review of fifteen cases/Intracavity cardiac neoplasms: A 0615Review of film by C. J. Ross. Techniques of non-verbal psychological testing/ 0659'review of Henry A. Zimmerman's Intravascular catheterization/A 0379Review of psychological practices with the physically disabled/An antidote for 0655review of social learning theories and exposure to delinquency/A 1276review of the dangers of bed rest/A 1413review of the literature/Predicting successful and unsuccessful rehabilitation 1341Review of the preceding sessions/ 0519Review. Readings in rehabilitation counseling/ 1242review: Terminology and concepts in mental retardation/In 1171revised scale for ambiguity tolerance: Reliability and validity/A 1347reward and punishment/Voluntary delay of 1361rheumatic disease/Physical medicine for patients with 1160rheumatic diseases/Thermography in 1044rheumatic heart disease/New concepts in the diagnosis, treatment, and preventi 0377rheumatoid arthritis as seen by a physiatrist/The treatment of 1415

Rheumatoid arthritis/Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 13. 0468rheumatology/Shakespeare's 1034rhythms of adrenal function in men with quadriplegia le to spinal cord sectio 0974rhythms of electrolytes and aldosterone excretion in men with cervical spinal 0975r&, ,ms of excretion of epinephrine and norepinephrine in men with a complete 0976rib cage and the diaphragm to ventilation in man/Relative contributions of the 0024rib cage and diaphragm to ventilate on in man/A plethysmographic method of mea 0021

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Rigorous studies with sloppy material: Brain-damage, spatial orientation, and 0050

risk factors in ischemic cerebrovascular disease/Specificity of 0096risk factors/Ischemic cerebrovascular disease. The assessment of 0090Risk factors of ischemic heart disease and cerebrovascular disease in the Unit 0075risk rate of ischemic heart disease?/Does hypertension truly increase the 0083

Roentgenologic findings in conditions of the ascending aorta simulating aortic 0385

role of clinical conferences in the training of'students and residents in phys 0854

role of L forms of bacteria in disease/The 0906

Role of respiratory distress in asphyxial brain damage of the newborn/ 0291

role of the gamma system in movement and posture/The 0233

role of the pinna in speech intelligibility/The 1013

role of the vocational rehabilitation counselor as seen by the speech patholog 0190Rorschach content and thought process scales/Measuring impulse control in inst 0593

Rosenzweig Picture--Frustration study as a measure of reaction to personal eve 1260

Rote learning and memory in the retarded: Some implications for the teaching-1 1378

rubella children/An occupational therapy program for the developmental habilit 0799

rumenoreticulectomy in the sheep/Surgical anatomy associated with 0317

ruminant (ovine) stomach/Normal arterial supply to the 0319

safety education programs for the physically and mentally disabled/Two Pennsyl 1336

sales training/Development of programmed materials for retail, 1335

salivary glands in patients with cystic fibrosis/Structure and ultrastructure 0787

Sampling methodology development in a large scale cystic fibrosis screening pr 0802

sarcoidosis/The arthritis of abortive 1046

satiation as a function of adaptation in stuttering/A test of 0584

scale for the measurement of pathogenesis in mothers of schizophrenic children 1262

scales/Analysis of three stimulation-seeking 1257

schizophrenia/The relationship between social class and 1261

schizophrenic children/A scale for the measurement of pathogenesis in mothers 1262

schizophrenics as affected by aggressive stimuli subliminally and supraliminal 1353

school administrators/Training in interpersonal skills for 1241

school/Students' perceptions and concerns during their first year in medical 0595

school's contribution to mental health/The 1239

schools/Guidelines for teaching communicative sciences in dental 1440

schools/Issues and problems in the teaching of social science in health profes 1143

schools/Patient care needs as a basis for development of objectives of physica 0709

schools/Teaching activities of social scientists in medical and public health 1023

sclerosis/Ultrastructure of atrophic muscle in amyotrophic lateral 0001

scoliosis by spine instrumentation: An evaluation of more than 200 cases/The m 0823

scoliosis/Decisions in 0876

Scoliosis in the growing spine/ 0821

scoliosis in 2,3, and 4 dimensions/Idiopathic 0841

scoliosis/Instrumentation in spine instability other than 0826

scoliosis/Instrumentation in structural 0827

scoliosis/Measurement of lung capacity in patients who have 0955

scoliosis/Nonoperative treatment of 0828

scoliosis/Pathological changes in 0798

scoliosis/Present status of spine instrumentation in 0820

scoliosis/Radiography in 0749

scoliosis/Radiography in 0824

scoliosis/Spinal fusion in the treatment of idiopathic adolescent 0822

scoliosis /Structural mechanics: An etiological factor in idiopathic 0888

scoliotic patients/Pitfalls in the interpretation of pulmonary function studie 0956

scoliotic spine curve/Biomechanics of the 0887

seat devices designed to prevent ischemic ulcers in paraplegic patients/Evalua 0426

secondary itmunologic deficiency diseases associated with lymphoproliferative 1416

Seductive styling--The procrustean bed/ 0536

seizure patients on the general aptitude test battery/The performance of chron 0630

selected bibliography of acquired verbal impairment secondary to brain damage/ 0247

Selective heating effects of ultrasound in humans/ 0705

Selective muscle heating by shortwave diathermy with a helical coil/ 0714

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self- and ideal-self-concepts/Client awareness of adjustment in 1275self-assistance exercises/A procedure for passive range of motion and 0361Self-care and homemaking for the hemiplegic/ 0330self-care in hemiplegic patients/Behavioral correlates of recqvery of 0427self-care status: A study of the Kenny Self-Care Evaluation/Ndmerical scoring 0428self-care status of patients/Numerical scoring of 0602self-concept and behavior adjustment of children with birth defects/Maternal a 1109self-concept and body attitude/The effects of physical training upon 1234self-concepts, and parental backgrounds: A factor analytic study/Adolescents' 1357self-concepts during group psychotherapy as a function of alternate sessions a 1294Self-control procedures in modification of smoking behavior: Replication/ 0591Self-disclosure, genuineness, and the interpersonal relationship 1315self-esteem/Effects of institutionalization on 0312Self-evaluation: A step toward quality measurement of Rehabilitation Research 0925self-evaluation for counselor education/A method of 1256self-exploration, alternate sessions, and vicarious therapy pretraining/Antece 1311self-exploration and therapeutic outcome in group psychotherapy/Therapist inte 1307self-exploration and type of confrontation/Level of therapist functioning pati 1214self-exploration/Antecedents to outcome in group psychotherapy with outpatient 1312self-exploration on hospitalized mental patients during group therapy/Effects 1313self-help devices ana orthotics, 1950-1967/aibliography of 0297self-help devices, architectural planning, and problems on clothing and dressi 0298Self-help devices for rehabilitation. Part II/ 0303Self-ideal concept congruence and improvement in group psychotherapy 1309self-instructional rite reading materials/The development of basic 1334Semantic myopia/ 1300seminal vesicles and vas deferens/Induced emission of sperm utilizing electric 0328Seminar on behavior modification: Methods for psychologists working with the d 1390Sensory nerve action potentials in the radial nerve/ 0195sentence production, and relevance in an aphasic through verbal conditioning/C 0110series conductors of the lung in controlled breathing/The 1129Serologic reactions of mycoplasmas/ 0890Serologic studies of staphylococcal and streptococcal L forms/ 0777Serologic studies on synovial fluid/ 0901serous serious?/Is 0504serum and connective,tissue fractions/Solubility of monosodium urate in 1039serum creatine phosphokinase and other serum enzymes in the diagnosis of progr 0621serum enzyme abnormalities: Case studies/McArdle's syndrome with previously un 0589Serum lipids and enzymes/ 0032serum lipids and enzymes/The effect of strenuous exercise on 0031Serum protein abnormalities in myocardial necrosis/ 0375services depicted by state plans or vocational rehabilitation and state vocati 1220

Services for elderly deaf persons: Recommended policies and programs/ 1391services for the aphasic patient/The role of the vocational rehabilitation cou 0190services grant program/Followup study of'clients enrolled in the training 1354

services/The contribution of insurance to total health 0394services/The dilemma of health and welfare 0397

services to the disabled and disadvantaged: Implications for research in deliv 1433severely handicapped deaf client/Toward more effective rehabilitation services 1286sex, and training/Special education personnel-values as related to age, 1178

Sex differences in the knowledge of letter and number names in kindergarten/ 0610

sex on estimates of body-part size/Influence of active movements, illumination 0805Sexual adjustment/ 0271Sexual adjustment, identification, and attitudes of patient with myelopathy/ 0273Sexual adjustment of the chronically ill and physically disabled population: A 1053Shakespeare's rheumatology/ 1034Sharrard procedure/Survival of iliopsoas muscle after 0995sheep/Surgical anahomy associated with rumenoreticulectomy in the 3170

Short-leg bracing for intermittent claudication of the calf/ 0683shoulder contracture in the stroke patient/Surgical treatment of the painful , 1398

Shoulder disabilities, Part 1/Practical physical medicine and rehabilitation. 0463

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Shoulder disabilities, Part 2/Practical physical medicine and rehabilitation. 0464

signal presentation schedules on the auditory evoked response/The effects of v 0576

Signal versus noise characteristics of filtered EMG used as a control source/ 1020

Sighal versus noise characteristics of filtered EMG used as a control source/ 1128

significance of age categories for older persons/The 0313

significance of work attitude for the educable mentally retarded/The 1168

Simple adaptations on modern vocational tools bring new work opportunities for 1088

simple non-language test of new learning/A 0670

sinus arrhythmia in patients with lesions of the central nervous system/Patter 0939

Site of care in medical practice/ 1014

sitting prosthesis for the paraplegic hemipelvectomized patient: Report of a c 0359

skill and chance outcomes/Disadvantaged and nondisadvantaged children's expect 1369

skills: Empathy, warmth, and genuineness/Rating of interpersonal 1250

skills for rehabilitation personnel/Training in interpersonal 1240

skills for school administrators/Training in interpersonal 1241

skin changes in lower extremity amputees/Conservative management of trophic 0849

Skin conductance responses mediated by the transected human spinal cord/ 0811

skin stimulation on thalamic neurons/Bilateral effects of 0676

skin thermometry/Studies on correlations between oscillometry, plethysm,graphy 0409

skin ulcers/Topical hyperbaric oxygen treatment of pressure sores and certain 0067

Slow and fast twitch fibers in human skeletal muscle/ 0059

smokers;Oxygen affinity of hemoglobin in persons with acute myocardial infarct 0382

smoking behavior: Replication/Self-control procedures in modification of 0591

social adjustment of 102 hemiplegic patients/Postdischarge physical and 1054

-social agency settings/Behavior modification: Its principles and appreciation 1183

social agency settings/Community resources: Innovative planning for administr 1182

Social and legal problems of automation in medicine/ 0938

social class/A comparison of therapist and client 1265

social class and schizophrenia/The relationship between 1261

social, emotional, and vocational capacities/Report of a national field trial 0203

Social facilitation of a previously learned response in normal, hypoglycemic, 0565

Social facilitation of a previously learned response in normal, hypoglycemic, 1131

social innovation/Levels of research in experimental 1277

social introversion scale for 373-item MMPI/An abbreviation of the 0348

social learning theories and exposure to delinquency/A review of 1276

social rehabilitation club/As others see it--The 0586

social reinforcement and dependency behavior among four-year-old children/Conc 0613

social science in health professional schools/Issues and problems in the teach 1143

social scientists in medical and public health schools/Teaching activities of 1023

social trends/Rehabilitation facilities and 0351

Social work in the health field/ 1045

social worker/Comprehensive management of the affected newborn. The role of th 1130

socializing behavior in the elderly/Behavior control systems to increase 0665

socially handicapped/Abstract of articles on assessment and the 1327

socially handicapped/Abstracts of articles on assessment and the 1325

socially handicapped/Assessment and the 1324

socially handicapped/Assessment and the 1326

society/Rehabilitation in an automated 0917

socioeconomic group/Child-rearing practices in a low 0293

Socio-economic problems/ 1147

socioeconomic variables and major mental illness in the counties of a Midwest 0637

sociological aspects of children's play/Child's play. Collected writings on th 0839

sociology of the family/Emile Durk)--im and the 1097

Solubility of monosodium urate in serum and connective tissue fractions/ 1039

Some aspects of carbohydrate metabolism and coronary heart disease/ 0261

Some considerations for rehabilitation of the ghetto heroin addict/ 1273

Some ego functions associated with delay of gratification in male delinquents/ 0401

Some implications of behavior therapy for ps chotherapy/ 1291

Some implications of learning in problems of chronic pain/ 0662

Some implications of research in mental retardation for rehabilitation counsel 1216

Some neglected issues in the literature on behavior therapy/ 0111

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Some problems and opportunities for research in cerebral palsy/ 021CSome problems and opportunities for research in cerebral palsy/ 0234Some problems in rehabilitation of the hemiplegic patient explained by brain d 0458(South Vietnam)Neonatal survival it premature and term infants in Vinh Long Pr 0737South Vietnam/Perinatal mortality in a province hospital in 0738space missions. A progress report/Stereometric measurement of body and limb vo 0835spasmolytic medications on various parameters of the spasticity syndrome/Measu 0751spastic quadriplegia/Progressive 0568spasticity and motor performance in hemiplegia/The effects of dantrolene sodiu 1000spasticity/Clinical application of quantitative methods in the study of 0850spasticity in decerebrate cat/Radiofrequency cordotomy for the relief of 1056spasticity in patients with upper motor neuron lesions: A preliminary report/E 0848spasticity of hip by paravertebral lumbar spinal nerve block/Treatment of flex 0569spasticity syndrome/Measurement of effects of spasmolytic medications on vario 0751speak intelligibly/Palatal lift prosthesis helps adults with difficulty to 0136Special considerations in the large scale analysis of biomedical samples by au 0803specialists/Rehabilitation by t 0514specialist's role in continuing care of the stroke patient/The 0520Specific secretory antibodies in patients with cystic fibrosis/ 0785Specificity of risk factors in ischemic cerebrovasular disease/ 0096speech discrimination through flat vs selective amplifying systems/Relationshi 0633speech disorder4_in_brain damaged adults/The diagnosis of 0181Speech impairment in Parkinson's disease/ 0191speech intelligibility/The role of the pinna in 1013speech pathologist in providing services for the aphasic patient/The role of t 0190Speech pathology and audiology/ 1057speech pathology program/A survey of 100 aphasic medicare patients in a 0193speech problems/Assessment and planning for children with 0419speech rehabilitation/Programmed instruction and 0244Speech therapy and language recovery in severe aphasia/ 0192speech therapy in aphasia/An objective method for the evaluation of 0188sperm utilizing electrical stimulation of the seminal vesicles and vas deferen 0328sphincter strie de l'anus chez les spina-bifida avec myelomeningocele/Ltude du 0034Sphincteric electromyography/ 1029(spina bifida)A bowel program for the myelodysplastic child/ 1122spina bifida and hydrocephalus/Pathophysiology of 1125spina bifida and myelomeningocele/A therapeutic recreation program for childre 0033spina bifida and myelogmeningocele/The birth defect and the pediatric problems 0207

spina bifida and myelomeningocele/Vocational rehabilitation case load and poten 0006spina-bifida avec myelomeningocele/Etude du sphincter strie de l'anus chez les 0034spina bifida child/Educational implications for the 1118(spina bifida)Comprehensive management of the affected newborn. The role of th 1130spina bifida cystica/Rehabilitation of children with 0004(spina bifida)Developmental disabilities and problems of intellect/ 1139(spina bifida)Diagnosis and management of the neurogenic bladder/ 1145spina bifida. Ethics and policy/Immediate repair of 1152spina bifida/Management of the child with 1100spina bifida manifesta/An electromyographic study of children with 0035spina bifida manifesta/Comprehensive care of the child with 0213spina bifida manifesta/Embryology and prenatal development of human 0219(spina bifida)Maternal attitudes and behavior as related to the self-concept a 1109(spina bifida)Mobility and meningomyelocele/ 1116

(spina bifida)Musculoskeletal defects/ 1140

spina bifida/Musculoskeletal defects in 1153

(spina bifida)Problem solving in management/ .1123(spina bifida)Problems of function/ 41123spina bifida/Reconstruction of the hip in 1154

(spina bifida)Socio-economic problems? 1147

spina bifida/The adolescent with 1142spina bifida/The child with 0211(spinal bifida)The etiology and epidemiology of meningomyelocele and anencepha 1146

(spina bifida)The indispensable nurse//124

spina bifida: The role of thepediatrician/Comprehensive management of the new 1158

(spina bifida)Treatment ofchildhood hydrocephalus with a new silicone-rubber 1126

spina bifida/Verbal behavior in children with0056

Spina bifida with myelomeningocele:Evaluation of rehabilitation potential/ 0005

spinal canal/Central cordsyndrome resulting from congenital narrowness of the 0874

spinal cord/Automatic function in the isolated1432

spinal cord: Current status of the problem/Regeneration in the 0279

spinal cord dysfunction; Endocrine and metabolic findings/A followup study of 0118

Spinal cord dysfunction: Followup study of spinal cord dysfunction and its res 0123

spinal cord dysfunction/Methodologyand initial findings in a followup study o 0116

spinal cord dysfunction: Results of a followup study/A reappraisal of braces a_ 0121

spinal cord dysfunction/Vocational findings in postdisability employment of pa 0057

spinal cord injuredfemale/Gynecological and obstetrical problems of the 0985

spiral cord injured man/Urinary catecholamine metabolites in 0159

spinal cord injuries/Electrodermal study of patients with 0807

spinal cord injuries/Renal function in patients with0588

spinal cord injury as related to manner of onset of disability/Personality cha 0656

spinal cord injury/Impairment of respiration after0130

Spinal cord injury, Part 1/Practical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lec 0465

Spinal cord injury, Part 2/Practical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lec 0466

spinal cord lesions/Psychoendocrinestudies of patients with 1137

(spinal cord)Mechanism for respiratoryinsufficiency after cervical cord injur 0020

(spinal cord)Psychological reactions/0269

spinal cord/Relative concentrationand daily rhythms of excretion of epinephri 0976

spinal cord section/Adrenal responsesto stress in men with cervical 0978

spinal cord section/Analysis of daily rhythms of adrenal function in men with 0974

spinal cord section/Daily rhythms of electrolytes and aldosterone excretion in 0975

(spinal cord)Sexual adjustment/0271

spinal cord/Skin conductance responsesmediated by the transected human 0811

spinal cord transection/Psychoendocrinefunctions in relation to level of 1138

spinal cord transection/Resting and stimulated endocrine function in human sub 0979

spinal cord transections on electrodermal activity in man/Effect of 0806

Spinal education personnel--values as related to age, sex, and training/ 1178

Spinal fusion in the treatment of idiopathic adolescent scoliosis/ 0822

spinal myelomalacia/Alterationsin cardiovascular control in high 0354

spinal myelomalacia/Alterationsin cardiovascular control in high 0356

spinal nerve block/Treatment of flexor spasticity of hip by paravertebral lumb 0569

spinal support following hemipelvectomy in a paraplegic patient/Prosthetic 0365

spine curve/Biomechanics of the scoliotic0887

spine in the handicapped child/The0825

spine instability other than scoliosis/Instrumentation in0826

spine instrumentation: Anevaluation of more than 200 cases/The management of 0823

spine instrumentation in scoliosis/Present status of0820

spine ibbility. Part I/Factors related to cervical0422

spine mobility. Part I/Factors related to cervical0600

spine/Scoliosis in the growing0821

splint/Dental technology in the fabrication of a stabilizing wrist 1062

Splinting in arthritis/1040

spondylolisthesis in children/Reduction of severe0829

spondylotic cauda equinaradiculopathy/The redundant or knotted nerve root: A 0789

(sports)Medical rehabilitation/1082

sprain/Conservative management of the post-traumatic cervical ligamentous 0856

Standard glossary of biomechanical terminology/0160

Standards for termination of case services depicted by state plans or vocation 1220

standing table/Pressure detection system, for1047

staphylococcal and streptococcal L forms/Serologic studies of0777

state-federal vocational rehabilitation program/Uniformity and diff_rential re 1219

State of the art in vocational evaluation: Report of a national survey/ 1344

state plans or vocational rehabilitation and state vocational rehabilitation a 1220

stereognosis/Observations on testing the stroke patient for oral 1063

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stereographic anthropometry/A biomedical perspective on 0830Stereometric analysis in the field of anatomy/ 0863Stereometric measurement of body and limb volume changes during extended space 0835Stereophotogrammetry applied to physical medicine and rehabilitation/ 0883Stereophotogrammetry in biology and medicine/ 0832steroid myopathy/The motor unit in 0325stimulation of lower limb/Surface elctrical 0988stimulation of the seminal vesicles and vas deferens/Induced emission of sperm 0328stimulation-seeking scales/Analysis of three 1257stimulator for experimental physiology/Correlated input-output 0868stimulator/Implantation of carotid sinus nerve 0168stimuli subliminally presented/Cognitive functioning of schizophrenics as affe 1353stimulus conditions of habituation/A factorial study of the 1132stimulus seeking behavior/Normative data on 1259St. Mary's Jumior College/Physical therapy assistant training program: 0553stomach/Normal arterial supply to the ruminant (ovine) 0319streptococcal L forms/Serologic studies of staphylococcal and 0777streptonigrin and its derivatives in the rat/Teratogenic effects of 0039stress in covert ischemic coronary and cerebrovascular disease/Insulin respons 0141stress in men with cervical spinal cord section/Adrenal responses to 0978stress, physical activity, and ischemic heart disease/Emotional 1079Stress relaxation in Ascaris obliquely striated muscle/ 0174

stretching for correction of shortening of connective tissue/The rationale for 0521stroke: A guide to communication /Language problems after a 0577stroke/Assertions--From soap to 0535stroke. Early recognition and prevention/Early diagnosis of coronary disease a 0084stroke/Evaluating language improvement after completed 0182stroke/Long term assessment of language function in aphasia due to 0178

stroke/Management of completed 0316(stroke management)Review of the preceding sessions/ 0519stroke patient/Evaluation and treatment of the upper extremity in the hemipleg 1399stroke patient/Flexor origin release in the treatment of pronation-flexion def 1396stroke patient for oral stereognosis/Observations on testing the 1063stroke patient/New concepts in the rehabilitation of the 0184

stroke patient/Orthopaedic management of rehabilitation in the 1397

stroke patient/Prosthodontics and the 1059

stroke patient/Surgical treatment of the painful shoulder contracture in the 1398

stroke patient/The specialist's role in continuing care of the 0520

stroke patients/The support structure of heart and 1022

stroke/Physical medicine in emergency care of early 0446

(stroke prevention)Review of preceding sessions/ 0519

stroke/Rehabilitation after 0533Stroke rehabilitation: Basic concepts and research trends/ 0801

stroke/Verbal impairment related to 0246

strokes/Random controls in the clinical study of ischemic 0649

Structural mechanics: An etiological factor in idiopathic scoliosis/ 0888Structure and ultrastructure of the labial salivary glands in patients with cy 0787student academic achievement/Effect of the inherently helpful person on 1284

student attitudes toward physical medicine/Hedical 1048

Stn dent -based strong vocational interest blank scales/New approach to the pred 0321

(student)Communicatic for the handicapped in college: An annotated list of re 1330

students/An evaluation of the effects of short term training in rehabilitation 0997

students/An experimental summer program for freshman medical 0357

students and residents in physical medicine and rehabilitation/The role of cli 0854

students/Concerns of parents of handicapped college 1328

students of an introductory course in rehabilitation/Evaluation of effects on 1007

students/Learning rehabilitation medicine: A program by ,nd for medical 0360students/Methodology in digit memory testing of college 0557

Students' perceptions and concerns during their first year in medical school/ 0595

students/Preparing higher education facilities for handicapped 1331

students/Summer fellowship in physical medicine and rehabilitation for medical 0358

students teach freshmen /Can senior medical 0618students/The relationship inventory as a measure of milieu perception in rehab 1318

Studies in paired-associates learning: I. An examination of methodology/ 1379

Studies of the dynamics of micturition: Observations on healthy men/ 0893

Studies of pulse wave velocity in potential diabetic subjects/ 0819

Studies of vascular response of feet of normal subject' to dihydrogenated ergo 0611Studies on correlations between oscillometry, plethysmography, and skln therm 0409

Studies on the causal factors in the passive length-tension diagram of normal 0731

Studies on the dynamics of the bladder/ 0759

Studies on the nature of germinal centers/ 1427

Studies on the parameters of cardiovascular performance of quadriplegic patien 0506

Studies on velocity of nerve conduction in hemiplegics/ 1443

study of causal factors in the resting length-tension diagram of whole skeleta 0727

Study of effect of water immersion on healthy adult male subjects: Plasma volu 0964

study of isokinetic exercise/A 0156

study of physical performance and perceived exertion/A 1323

study of primary muscular diseases by quantitative electromyographic methods/T 0879

Study/Work experience program: 1237

Stump arterial circulation and its relationship to the prescription of a prost 0636

stump management/Comparison of post-operative 1403

stuttering/A test of satiation as a function of adaptation in 0584

submaximal exercise elctrocardiographic test as a method of detecting occult 1 1094subprofessional personnel in counseling/Training and use of nurses and 1258

Subunits of the first complement component in immunologic deficiency syndromes 1436

Success and failure of residency training programs as seen by the specialty bo 0537

suit/Control of orthostatic hypotension of quadriplegia patients with a pressu 0933

Summer fellowship in physical medicine and rehabilitation for medical students 0358

summer program for freshmen medical students/An experimental 0357

Summer work-study program for disadvantaged youth/ 1321

supination and its clinical application/The biomechanical profile of pronation 0043

Support personnel vs the counselor/ 1329

support structure of heart and stroke patients/The 1022

Suppression of IgM and IgC synthesis in young rabbits by 6-methyl mercaptopuri 1428

Surface electical stimulation of lower limb/ 0988

surgery as an instance of crises therapy/Plastic and reconstructive 1213

(surgery)Congenital malformations: General considerations 0215

surgery for aortic regurgitation/Prognostic significance of anterolateral pert 0374

surgery in adult hemiplegia/Corrective 0148

surgery in adult spastic hemiplegia/Rehabilitation 0149

surgery in epidermolysis bullosa/Rehabilitative digital 0232

(surgery)Review of book, The knife is not enough, by U. Kessler/ 0127

Surgical anatomy associated with rumenoreticulectomy in the sheep/ 0317

Surgical considerations/Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 19. Lowe 0477

Surgical treatment of the painful shoulder contracture in the stroke patient/ 139w

survey of heritable disorders in Maryland/A 0564

survey of 100 aphasic medicare patients in a speech pathology program/A 0193

survey of 143 cases of acquired cerebral palsy/An instutitional 0221

surgery/State of the art in vocational evaluation: Report of a national 1344

Survival following basilar artery occlusion. 0800

Survival of iliopsoas muscle after Sharrad procedure/ 0995

swear test diagnosis of cystic fibrosis/Application of neutron activation anal 0866

symposium: Computers in Medicine/Preface to 0923

Symposium evaluations and recommendations 1304

Symptomatic congenital aortic stenosis in the first year of life/ 0572

synaptic activity reduced in an alpha motoneuron by isometric contraction of i 0983

syndrome/Martorell's 1069

synovia/Mycoplasma antibodies in 1067

synovial fluid and arterial plasua of normal humans, normal dogs, and patients 0579

synovial fluid of the major joint cavities of dogs/Total osmotic activity of 0544

synovial fluid/Serologic studies on 0901

System design/System for processing clinical research data. II. 0752

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system evaluations to Research and Training Centers/Current efforts to apply 1006System for processing clinical research data. 1. Experience and problems/ 0935System for processing clinical research data. II. System design/ 0752Systemic hyperbaroxia in the pathogenesis of pulmonary oxygen toxicity/ 0169

systemic lupus erythematosus/Antibodies to viral antigens in 0840

systemic lupus erythematosusaymphcyte cytotoxic antibodies in 0873

systolic time intervals in sedentary and active individuals and rehabilitated 1095

systolic time intervals to exercise in patients with angina pectoris/Abnormal 1083

Tactile identification of letters: A comparison of deaf and hearing children's 1394

talking behavior in aphasics/Use of concurrent response categories in evaluati 0112tape-raters at the Arkansas Rehabilitation Research and Training Center/Curren 1246

tarsal- tpnnel syndrome, objective'diagmostle-criteria/The 0106Task analyses of physical therapy techniques/0 0993tasls in rehabilitation /Psychological assessment procedures as indicators of p 0009tasks a an information center on technical aids/The 0300Teaching activities of social scientists in medical and nublic health schools/ 1023

teaching communicative sciences in dental schools/Guidelines for 1440

teaching-learning process/Rote learning and memory in the retarded: Some impli 1378

teaching of physical medicine and rehabilitation /Contemporary concepts in the 0507

teaching/Techniques in 0163

teacher .i /A further delineation of the integrated didactic experiential trainin 1231

team approach in the diagnosis and treatment of children with learning disahil 0561

teamwork/An analysis of the concept of 1021

Technical advances influencing the field of orthotics/ 0791

Technics for chronic drainage of bladder/ 0628technique for programming sheltered workshop environments for training severel 1371

technique for the combined use of multiple radioisotopes/An analysis of errors 0870

Techniques in teaching/ 0163

techniques/Neuromuscular facilitation 0989

techniques/Task analyses of physical therapy 0993

technology affecting vocational rehabilitation potential/Recent advances in me 1332

technology/Rehabilitation research: A fertile field for new 0958telemetry/A new miniaturized implantable blood flowmeter and pressure guage fo 0295

(telemetry)Experience with on-line monitoring in critical illness/ 0946

(telemetry)Physiologic monitoring of conjoined twins: Objectives and clinical 0949

(telemetry)Physiological monitor: Experience, clinical value, and problems/ 0940

(telemetry)Physiological monitoring at the bedside/ 0947

(telemetry)The clinician's requirements for physiological monitoring systems/ 0951

Temperature distributions as produced by microwaves in specimens under therapy 0701

Temperature distributions in the human thigh, produced by infrared, hot pack, 0706temperature/The effect of indirect heating on peripheral blood flow, pulse rat 0641

temperatures on tendon extensibility/Effect of therapeutic 0717

Ten year analysis of duration of hospitalization of disabled patients/ 0961

Tenant participation in public housing/ 1019

tendon extensibility/Effect of therapeutic temperatures on 0717

tendon in normal and denervated gastrocnemius of the rat/Passive length-tensio 0730

tendon reflex responses in man/An automated system to measure patellar 0913

tendon shrinkage in rat gastrocnemius after ankle immobilization/Causal factor 0729

teratisma in rhesus monkeys/Twins and 0138

teratogenic effects of 5-fluorocytosine in the rat/The 0037

Teratogenic effects of 6-hydroxylaminopurine in the rat--Protection by inosine 0038

Teratogenic effects of streptonigrin and its derivatives in the rat/ 0039

teratogenic effects of the recent drugs active in cancer chemotherapy/The 0040

Terminology and concepts in mental retardation/In review: 1171

test of hand function/An objective and standardized 0697

test of new learning/A simple non-language 0670

test of patient mobility/An objective and standardized 0699

test of satiation as a function of adaptation in stuttering/A 0584

test of the DeLorme axiom/A 0652

test scores/A comparison of letter-grade distributions based on three methods 1229

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test scores of three matched patient groups: Left brain damaged with aphasia; 0235testing/Review of film by C. J. Ross. Techniques of non-verbal psychological 0659tetralogy of fallot following Blalock anastomosis/Aortic valvular bacterial en 0403text/An orientation to mental retardation: A programmed 118uTextbook of histology/ 0292Thalamic distribution and disctarge pattern of hair and touch cells in nucleus 0675thalamic neurons/Bilateral effects of skin stimulation on 0676thalamic nucleus ventralis posterioralis of the cat/Regional variations on the 0677thalamic population characteristics in cat under neebutal and chloralose anest 0679thalamus/A population study of neurons in nucleus ventralis posterior of cat 0672thalamus/Neuronal population analysis of evoked single unit activity in nucleu 0674thalidomide episode/Congenital anomalies of the extremities, nomenclature and 0214Theory and instrumentation for quantitative measurement of nasality/ 1424Therapeutic affect/ 1306therapeutic conditions and disclosure to significant others/Perceived 1283therapeutic conditions from different vantage points/Perception of 1278therapeutic conditions, patient self-exploration, alternate sessions, and vice 1311therapeutic conditions/Relationships between expert and neophyte ratings of 1280therapeutic conditions/Temperature distributions as produced by microwaves as 0701therapeutic conditions with university counseling center clients /Objective rat 1224therapeutic effectiveness/Relationships between visual and auditory cues of 1279therapeutic encounter/Vocational counseling: A 1251Therapeutic exercise/ 0515Therapeutic exercise in motion problems/ 0688therapeutic improvement/Therapist assessment of client pathology and subsequen 1210therapeutic interpersonal relationships/The training of nonprofessional person 1301therapeutic program for children with limb deformities--Preservation of rudime 0135Therapeutic recreation and adapted physical education within rehabilitation/ 1232therapeutic recreation program for children with spina bifida and myelomeningo 0033Therapeutic relationship of A-B therapist as perceived by client and therapist 1206therapeutics in patients with chronic pains/Disability evaluation and physical 0734

therapeutics/Modern techniques of heat 0981therapist and client social class/A comparison of 1265therapist as perceived by client and therapist/Therapeutic relationship of A-B 1206Therapist assessment of client pathology and subsequent therapeutic improvemen 1210

Therapist empathy, genuineness, and warmth and patient therapeutic outcome/ 1298Therapist empathy, warmth, and genuineness and patient personality change in g 1292therapist functioning patient depth of self-exploration and type of confrontat 1214

Therapist interpersonal reinforcement of client self-exploration and therapeut 1307

therapist persuasive potency in individual psychotherapy/Effects of 1308

therapist statements during psychotherapy/Influence of patient statements on j 1290therapists and the evolving understanding of counseling and psychotherapy/The 1305

therapist's contribution to accurate empathy, non-possessive warmth, and genui 1297

therapy after central nervous system damage/The brain is a distributed informs 0680therapy and language recovery in severe aphasia/Speech 0192therapy for psychotherapy/S-'e implications of behavior 1291therapy in aphasia/An objective method for the evaluation of speech 0188

Therapy in aphasia/Programmed instruction-- 0245

therapy/Language 0239therapy/Plastic and reconstructive surgery as an instance of crises 1213

therapy pretraining, and patient self-exploration on hospitalized mental patie 1313therapy pretraining in institutionalized mental patients and juvenile delinque 1294therapy pretraining on group psychotherapy/The effects of alternate sessions a 1310

therapy/The concept of continued 0180

therapy/Ultrasound 0703

Thermography in rheumatic diseases/ 1044thermograph /The present status of mammary 1043thermometry/Studies on correlations between oscillometry, plethysmography, and 0409

thigh, produced by infrared, hot pack, and microwave applications/Temperature 0706Thoracic cage impedance measurements: Calibration of an impedance pneumograph/ 0543Thoracic cage impedance measurements: Cancellation of respiration effects on t 0431

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Thoracic cage impedance measurements: Dynamic characteristics of an impedance 043s

Thoracic cage impedance measurements: Impedance plelhyamographic determination 0435

Thoracic cage impedance measurements: impedance ptethystrographit determination 0436

Thoracic cage impedance measurements: Impedance product system/ 0432

Thoracic cage impedance measurements: Tissue resistivity in vivo and transthor 0434

thoracic electrical impedance/The origin of cardiogenie changes in 0643

Three occupational groups and their perceptions of mental retardates 1218

thumb, the index and long fingers/The functions of the muscles of the 1400

thymona/Case report: Generalized cutaneous candidiasis associated with diffuse 0875

thymus and bursa function in the chicken by phytohesasslucinin/Dissociation of 1431

Thymus and bursal function in immunologic development: A new theoretical model 140-:

tibial nerves/Conduction studies of the anterior and posterior 0429

Tilt table and plasma volume champs with short term devonditioning experiment 0947

tilt table response/Effect of complex measuring instrumentation upon the 0965

tilt table response to water immersion deconditioring experiments using extrem 0966

tilt table tolerance after water immersion/Effect of extremliv cuff-tourniquet 096?

time sample measures, patient perception measures/Therapist empathy, warmth, a 1292

tissue culture approach/Viability of bone of the fractured hip: A 1404

tissue culture study of biopsy of the alahoholic patientiThe effect of alchoho 1405

tissue/ileat!ng produced by ultrae_and in bone and soft 0708

Tissue 02 and CO2 tensicns during hyperbaric oxygen/ 0026

tissue 02 tensions by hollow visceral tonometers: Effect of breathing enriched 0018

Tissue resistivity in vivo and transthoracic impedance at 100 kc/Thoracic cage 0434

tissues in the dog/Effects of greatly elevated blood pressures of short durati 0318

tissues/The use of lymph for the reasurement of gas tensions in interstitial f 0027

toeout/Orthotics measurement board for tibial torsion and 0144

Token test scores of three ettched patient groups: Left brain damaged with aph 0235

tolazoline under controlazd conditions/Studies of vascular response of feet of 0611

TONAR/Measurement of nasality with 1425

tonometers: Effect of breathing enriched 02 mixtures/Determination of tissue 0 0018

tools'Electromyographic kinesiology in the analysis of work situations and han 0260

Topical hyperbaric oxygen treatment of pressure sores and certain skin ulcers/ 0067

torsion and toeout/Orthotics measurement board for tibial 0144

Total maintenance of circulation in the closed-chest animal with ventricular f 0816

Total osmotic activity of synovial fluid of the major joint cavaties of dogs/ 0544

Total csmotie activity values for the synovial fluid and arterial plasma of no 0579

Toward an empirical definition of client evaluation/ 1355

Toward an understanding of the rehabilitation system/ 1025

Toward explaining succ.as and failure in interpersonal learning experiences/ 1228

Toward effective counseling and psychotherapy: Training and practice/ 1302

Toward identification of plus and minus training groups/ 1233

Toward more effective rehabilitation services for the severely handicapped des 1286

toxity/Pathogenesis of pulmonary oxygen 0206

toxicity/Systemic hyperbaroxia in the pathogenesis of pulmonary oxygen 0169

toxicity: The rule of systemic vs alveolar hyperoxia/Pathogenesis of pulmonary 0167

(toxicology)Prepared discussion/trace and delayed conditioning of the GSR/Cognitive processes during different 0747

Traditional exercise regimes for the hemiplegic patient/ 1165

Training and practice/Toward effective counseling and psychotherapy: 1302

Training and use of nurses and suhprofessional personnel in counseling/ 1258

training approach for teachers/A further delineation of the integrated didacti 1231

training/Bowel 1042

training centers. A feasibility study/:nformation-exchanee program for rehabil 1066

Training Centers/Current efforts to apply system evaluations to Research and 1006

Training Centers/Self-evaluation: A step toward quality measurement of Rehabil %925

training centers/The responsibility of rehabilitation counseling in medical re 1133

training choice behavior of rehabilitation clients/Delay of reinforcement and 1363

training/Development of programmed materials for retail sales 1335

Training for functional independence/ 0516

training groups/Toward indentification of plus and minus 1233

training in communication pathophysiology/Intet-disciplinary 1441

Training in counseling ani psychotherapy: 4n evaluation of an integrated didac 1227

Training an interpersonal relationshirm through programmed counseling: A comps 1207

Training in interpersonal skills for rehabilitation personnel/ 1240

Training in interpersonal skills for school administrators/ 1241

training in medical postgraduate programs/Research 0530

training in rehabilitation/Evaluation of short-term 1370

training rehabilitation cn second year medical students/An evaluation of the e 0997

Frakning non-professionals for work with mentally retarded/ 1176

Training of control of heed posture in children with cerebral palsy/ 0421

training of nonprofessional personnel in therapeutic interpersonal relationshi 1101

trninirg of non - professional workers in mental retzr&-ton/lhe 1175

Train:1g of rehabilitation personnel/ 0505

vai:ine of severely impaired aphasic patients /Application of programmed instr 0241

training of students and residents in physical medicine and rehabilitation/The 0854

training on bidirectional recall in retarded and nonretarded subjects/Effects 1375

training on residence hall assistants / Effects of short-term 1266

training outcomes in vocational rehabilitation /Client- evaluation: Psychometric 1358

Training/Physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 19. Lower extremity amp 0479

training vogram for the C 5-6 quadriplegic/An occupational therapy 0877

training program: St. Mary's Junior College/Physical therapy assistant 0553

training programs/A comparison of certain characteristics of mentally retaroed 1137

training programs cm- the vocational assessment process/Rehabilitation counsel 1343

training programs as seen by the specialty board/Success and failure of reside 0537

training programs in mental retardation: An evaluation survey/Professional opi 1179

training satisfaction of vocational rehabilitation clients/Locus of control as 1359

training services grant progran/Followup study of cl:ercs enrolled in the

training severely retarded woesers/A technique for programming sheltered works 13;41371

train4dg/Special education personnel-value. as related to age, sex, and 1178

training tape-raters at the Arkansas Rehabilitation Research and Training Cent 1246

training, transportation. and vocational adjustment of the handicapped in an u 0197

Transfer/ 0388

Translations and prematurd translations into practice /Research findings: 1299

Transmembrane potentials of human muscle cells in vivo/ 0107

Trsnsneuronal degeneration in brains of monkeys asphyxiated at birth/ 0064

transplantation for advanced cardiopulmonary diseases/Organ 0774

transplanted fibrosarcoma in the rat/Hypothyroidism induced by a 0971

transplants in the human: A histological study/End-point results of procesred 0744

transportation. and vocational adjustment of the handicapped in an urban setti 0197

trauna/Rehabilitation and 0098

treatment. and prevention of rheumatic heart disease /New concepts in the diagn 0377

Treatment effects of programmed small group interactions/ 1208

treatment for alcoholics/A model for differ .ntial1

treatment in Minnesota's mental hosritals/Growth and development of attitude 0587s!ltTreatment goals and selection of patients for rehabilitation with hemiplegia/

treatment method in management of selected chronic pain proulems/Operant condi 0667

treatment of abnormal ambulation resulting from conversion reaction/An approac 0743

treat:hint of acute bronchitis: (Questions and answers) /Diathermy 0531

Treatment of childhood hydrocephalus with a new silicone-rubber shunting devic 1126

treatment of children with learning disabilities/The tear approach in the diag 0561

Treatment of decubitus ulcers by the use of the water bed/ 1010

Treatment of flexor spacticity of hip by paravertebral lumhar spinal nerve blo 0569

treatment of idiopathic adolescent scoliosis/Spinal fusion in the 0822

treatment of refectory congestive heart failure with 3'5' adenosine sonophosph 0076

treatment of rheumatoid arthritis as seen by a physitrist/The 1415

treatment of scolimis/Homperative 0828

treatment of spasticity in patients with upper motor r..aron lesions: A prelimi 0848

treatment planning with an on-line shared computer system/Daily 0818

treatment program in a rehabilitation center /The development of a 0237

trsatment programs for underachievers/Ingredients of successf1 1209

Trends and problems in nursing/ 0619

Trends identified in the clinical field as a basis for planning of changes in 0538

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Trends in lower extremity bracing/ 0715

triamcinolone/Changes in the structure, innervation, electromyographic pattern 0323

tritium oxide/Effect of exercise on determination of tote. ldy water by 0772

truncus: Arteriosis report of a case following cardiac cath, 'rization/Coronar 0371

Tryon effect/Note on the 0632

Tumors induced by chicken sarcoma in monkeys conditioned with progesterone/ 0158

Twins and teratisma in rhesus monkeys/ 0138

twins: Objectives and clinical usefulness/Physiologic monitoring of conjoined 0949

Two Pennsylvania driver safety education programs for the physically and menta 1336

Two surveys of the needs of engineering schools in the field of biomechanical 0259

Two-point discrimination in congenital amputees/ 0276

ulcers/Conservative management of ischemic 1414

ulcers /Decubitus 0853ulcers in paraplegic patients/Evaluation of seat devices designed to prevent i 0426

ulcers/The management of pressure and other external factors in the prevention 1420

ulcers/Topical hyperbaric oxygen treatment of pressure sores and certain skin 0067

ulnar nerve/Motor conduction in the deep palmar branch of the 0028

ulnar nerves/Motor conduction velocities in the median and 0690

ultrasound/Heating joint structures by 0707

ultrasound/Heating of joint structures by 0711

ultrasound in bone and soft tissue/Heating produced by 0708

ultrasound in humans/Selective heating effects of 0705

Ultrasound therapy/ 0703

Ultrastructure of atrophic muscle in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis/ 0001

Ultrastructure of dyads in muscle fibers of Ascaris Lumbricoides/ 0175

Ultraviolet/Practical physical medicine and rehabilitation. Lecture 7. 0456

underachievers/Group counseling with college 1236

underachievers/Ingredients of successful treatment programs for 1209

unemployment in a rehabilitation setting/Considerations for working with the " 1320

unemployment: Vocational immaturity?/Chronical 1244

Unexpected events attending elective D.C. cardioversion for atrial fibrillatio 0380Uniformity and differential rehabilitation practices in the state-federal voca 1219

Uninterrupted care for long-term patients/ 0310

University of Washington PTB suspension system/ 0725

unmotivated patient/The 0044

unmotivated patient/The 0274

Upper extremity orthotics: A project report/ 0795

urate in serum and connective tissue fractions/Solubility of monosodium 1039

urban amputee program/Quality control in an 0125

urban pedestrians/Locomotive characteristics of 1041

urban setting/Driver training, transportation, and vocational adjustment of th 0197

uremic polyneuropathy and effects of dialysis/Natural history of 0692

uremic nolyneuropathy/Comparison of motor and sensory nerve conduction velocit 0696

Uric acid as a homeostatic factor in glucose-insulin-free fatty acid (FFA) met 0177

urinal bag/Clamp device for emptying 0612

urinary bladder/Diagnosis of neurological dysfunction of the 0339

Urinary catecholamine metabolites in spinal cord injured man/ 0159

urinary diversion: 3 years experience/Cutaneous vesicostomy as means of 0852

urinary frequency, residual urine, and bacterial growth in bladder infection/T 0333

urinary 17-hydroxycorticosteroids, aldosterone acid-labile conjugate, and free 0973

urine flow measurements/Use of an electromagnetic flowmeter for 0760

Uroflowmetry before and after prostatectomy/ 0896

uroflowmetry, c Jmetry, and electromyography in evaluation of neurogenic bla 0897

Uroflowmetry in the evaluation of voiding disorders/ 0895

Use and abuse of ambulation aids/ 0691

Use of AFDC by eligible families: A predictive model/ 0311

Use of an electromagnetic flowmeter for urine flow measurements/ 0760

use of biopsies in the study of human skeletal muscle/The 0060

use of combined uroflowmetry, cystometry, and electromyography in evaluation o 0897

Use of concurrent response categories in evaluating talking behavior in aphasi 0112

use of dantrolene Na in central nervous system disorders/The 1001Use of 8mm loop film for occupational therapy instruction/ 0299use of lymph for the measurement of gas tensions in interstitial fluid and tis 0027use of oscillometry on the lower extremities to diagnose and evaluate occlusiv 0635Use of prior information to design a routine parallel line assay/ 0335use of serum zreatine phosphokinase and other serum enzymes in the diagnosis o 0621Use of the California Test of Personality with the mentally retarded/ 1185

use of trained practical counselors or therapists and the evolving understandi 1305usefulness of computers in the management of the chronically ill and disabled/ 0954Utilization of information from scientific research in the practice of physica 0855

validity of the Porteus Maze test completed with the non-dominant hand/The 0342Value of anthropometric and ECG parameters in screening for coronary heart dis 1068

Values of electrodiagnosis in medicine/ 0831

valvular atresia: A pathologic study of 14 cases/Coexistent mitral and aortic 0369valvular bacterial endocarditis in tetralogy of fallot following Blalock anast 0403

valvular insufficiency/Roentgenologic findings in conditions of the ascending 0385

Variability in hearing following changes in biochemical conditions/ 0558

Variability of nerve conduction velocity determinations in normal persons/ 0682vas deferens/Induced emission of sperm utilizing electrical stimulation of the 0328

vascular accident patients after intensive rehabilitation/Followup study of tw 0307.164vascular disease/Carbohydrate, insulin and lipid interrelationship in ischemic 0077

vascular disease/The magnitude and complexity of cerebral 0415

vascular disease to the aorta and iliac arteries/The use of oscillometry on th 0635

vascular disorders and the aged amputee/Peripheral 1065

vascular efficiency/The amputation site in the lower extremity: Regard for the 0640vascular response of feet of normal subjects to dihydrogenated ergot alkaloids 0611

vasoconstriction evoked by precapillary hypoxemia/Pulmonary 0022vein blood into liver and renal hypertension in dogs/Diverting renal and adren 0545ventilate on in man/A pletliysmographic method of measuring the Lcrtribution of 0021

Ventilation and arterial blood gas changes induced by pursed lips breathing/ 1141

ventilation in man/Relative contributions of the rib cage and the diaphragm to 0024

Ventilatory control in the athlete/ 1098

ventilatory drive in normal man/Hypoxic 1164

ventricular fibrillation/Total maintenance of circulation in the closed-chest 0816

venous microsurgical by-pass grafts for coronary artery disease/Arterial and 0114

Verbal behavior in children with spina bifida/ 0056

verbal behavior of the brain-damaged adult/Linguistic considerations of the 0243

verbal conditioning/Changes in work production, sentence production, and relev 0110

Verbal impairment related to stroke/ 0246

verbal impairment secondary to brain damage/A selected bibliography of acquire 0247

verbal reinforcement and punishment/Changes in conformity behavior on a percep 0109

Verbalization of stimulus contingencies/Differential classical conditioning: 0804

vertebra/Intraosseous neurilemoma of the third lumbar 0779

Verticality perception and ambulation in hemiplegia/ 1032

Viability of bone of the fractured hip: A tissue culture approach/ 1404

vibrio/New anti-pseudomonas agent isolated from a marine 0783

viral antigens in systemic lupus erythematosus/Antibodies to 0840

virus embryopathy in the chick/An experimental model of mumps 1435

visual and auditory cues of therapeutic effectiveness/Relationships between 1279

visual discrimination learning/Electromyographic gradients during complex 1162

visually limited into a comprehensive rehabilitation center/Followup study int 1322

vital signs/Monitoring, computer entry, and display of the four 0817

vitamin C in the human fetus/The distribution of 0134

vocational adjustment of the handicapped in an urban setting/Driver training, 0197

vocational assessment of rehabilitees/Ergonomics of lifting tasks applied to t 0253

vocational assessment process/Rehabilitation counselor training programs and t 1343

vocational behaviors in relation to motivations, self-concepts, and parental b 1357

vocational capacities/Report of a national field trial of a method developed f 0203

Vocational counseling: A therapeutic encounter/ 1251

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vocational counseling/The inter-relationships of seven criteria of adjustment 0344vocational evaluation: Report of a national survey/State of the art in 1344

Vocational findings in postdisabilkty employment of patients with spinal cord 0057Vocational immaturity?/Chronical unemployment: 1244

vocational interest blank scales/New approach to the prediction of medical spe 0321

vocational potential of the quadriplegic/The 0199

vocational success of discharged psychiatric patients/Counseling and psychomet 0347vocational success of hemiplegic patients/Factors in the 0263

vocational tools bring new work opportunities for the homebound/Simple adaptat 1088

vocational rehabilitation agencies/Research in state 1215

vocational rehabilitation and state vocational rehabilitation agency manuals/S 1220Vocational rehabilitation case load and potential of patients with spina bifid 0006vocational rehabilitation/Client-evaluation: Psychometric attributes and instr 1358

vocational rehabilitation clients/Locus of control as a determinant of job pro 1359

vocational rehabilitation counselor as seen by the speech pathologist in provi 0190vocational rehabilitation differential agency practice and client outcome proj 1272

vocational rehabilitation: Differential agency practices and client outcome/Ef 1316vocational rehabilitation potential/Recent advances in medical and related tec 1332

vocational rehabilitation program/Uniformity and differential rehabilitation p 1219

vocational rehabilitation with emphasis on work evaluation/Bibliography of 1333

vocational training programs/A comparison of certain characteristics of mental 1337

vocational vs physical restoration oriented centers/A comparison of physical m 1339

voiding as a defense against bladder infection/A quantitative discussion of th 0334

voiding disorders/Uroflowmetry in the evaluation of 0895

Volumes and surgace areas of body parts using a photogrammetric-minicomputer s 0776

Voluntary delay of reinforcement as a function of model status/ 1367

Voluntary delay of reward and punishment/ 1361

Voluntary health agencies and government, a promising partnership/ 0392

walking beside velocity-controlled cart/Oxygen uptake in normal and handicappe 0651

walking/External work in level 1112

walking in hemiparetic patient/External work of 1115

warmth and genuineness and patient personality change in group psychotherapy: 1292

warmth, and genuineness/Empathy 1293

warmth, and genuineness in psychotherapy/The therapist's contribution to accur 1297

warmth, and genuineness/Rating of interpersonal skills: apathy, 1250

warmth and patient therapeutic outcome/Therapist empathy, genuineness, and 1298

warmth/Facial and bodily cues of genuineness, empathy, and 1282

warmth in educable mental retardates and normal rehabilitation clients/Concept 1317

warmth upon female institutionalized delinquents/Effects of group psychotherap 1295

Washington PTB suspension system/University of 0725

water bed for the treatment of decubitus ulcers at the Aew England Medical Cen 1009

water bed/Treatment of decubitus ulcers by the use of the 1010

water immersion deconditioning experiments using extremity cuffs/Plasma volume 0966

water immersion/Effect of extremity cuff-tourniquets on tilt table tolerance a 0963

water immersion of twelve hours duration/Plasma 17-hydroxycorticosteroids in h 0972

water immersion on healthy adult male subjects: Plasma volume and fluid-electr 0964

"weakness" /Clinical neurophysiology in the evaluation of 0100

Wechsler subtests into new scales/Old wine in new skins: Grouping 0631

welfare and rehabilitation clients/Delay of gratification in 1362

welfare and rehabilitation clients/Perception of disability by 1364

welfare services/The dilemma of health and 0397

(welfare)Use of AFDC by eligible families: A predictive model/ 0311

Wheel chairs/ 0389

wheelchair/Attitude of rehabilitation patients towards the 0003

wheelchair brake lever/Modification of 0689

(wheelchair)Head and upper extremity aids/ 0511

Wheelchair needs for aged persons/ 0601

wheelchair patient/Adapted dental chair for the 1061

wheelchair/Posture as it relates to the 0573

wheelchair prescription/Essentials of 0693

224

wheelchair pushup habit/An automated system for developing 0664wheelchair pushup habits/The pushup trainer: An electronic system for training 0668wheelchair pushups/An automated system for teaching 0663White cell uptake of L-dihydroxyphenylalanine (L-Dopa), catecholamines (CAs) a 0155Who will hire truthful epileptics?/ 0566wives of aphasic patients/Group sessions with 0008women/Working outside the home and the occurrence of depression in middle-aged 0345word association norms for educable mentally retarded children in the public s 1374work attitude for the educable mentally retarded/The significance of 1168Work attitudes of the educable mentally retarded in relation to work performan 1181work evaluation/Bibliography of vocational rehabilitation with emphasis on 1333Work experience program: Study/ 1237work in level walking/External 1112

work in the upper and lower extremities/Relative effects on the heart by muscu 0424work in the upper and lower extremities/Relative effects on the heart by muscu 0527(work)L'ingenieur du travail et la recuperation des handicapes physiques/ 0255work: Man/Energy cost of 0526work)/More bricks less sweat (The anatomy of 0256work of walking in hemiparetic patients/External 1115work performance/Work attitudes of the educable mentally retarded in relation 1181

work potential/The Colorado heart index: A statistical estimate of cardiac 1136work production, sentence production, and r..levance in an aphasic through verb 0110

work situations and hand tools/Electromyographic kinesiology in the analysis o 0260work situations/The efficiency of the human machine in 0252Work Study Experience Program/Workshop on the 1271work with mentally retarded/Training non-professionals for 1176workers/A technique for programming sheltered workshop environments for traini 1371workers/Absenteeism, accidents of rehabilitated 0638

workers in mental retardation/The training of non-professional 1175Working outside the home and the occurrence of depression in middle-aged women 0345workmen's compensation/Panel on medicolegal conservations in 0122

workmen's compensation/Rehabilitation in 0117workshop clients/Effectiveness of counselor-trainees with mentally retarded 1225workshop environments for training severely retarded workers/A technique for p 1371

Workshop on the Work Study Experience Program/ 1271

work-study program for disadvantaged youth/Summer 1321

wrist splint/Dental technology in the fabrication of a stabilizing 1062

wrists/Characterization of rheumatoid arthritis by serial x-ray examination of 0862

x-ray examination of hands and wrists/Characterization of rheumatoid arthritis 0862

year in rehabilitation medicine/Theyouth/Summer work-study program for disadvantaged

039 5

1321

AUTHOR INDEX

225

Adams, P. 0384 Beck, B. 0758

Afifi, A.K. 0001 Beckwitt. H.J. 1106

Ager, C. 1114 Bednar, R.L. 1204,1205,1206.1207Aguiear, S. 0877 1208,1209,1210,4111

Akabas, S.H. 0119,0120 Bender, M.J. 0776,0835

Akeson, W.H. 0744 - Benjamin, M. 0163

Alba, A. 0002 Bennett, C.M. 1229

Aleu, F.P. 0001 Bennett, J.G. 0327

Allison, J.D. 0304,0305,0311 Bensman, A.S. 0328,0425

Altland, N. 1047 Bentinck, B. 0787

Anastasia, T. 0121 Benton, J.G. 0329

Anderegg, L. 0602 Ben-Yishay, Y. 0013,0014,0015

Anderson, E.C. 0865 0016,0017

Anderson, E.M. 0306,0307,0308,0309 Berenson, B.G. 1212,1213,1214

0310,0525 Berg, F.S. 140 6

Anderson, E.T. 0200 Bergman, B.A. 1000

Anderson, J.P. 1257 Bergmanis, L.E. 0327

Anderson, K.J. 1114,0744 Bergofsky, E.H. 0018,0019,0020,0021,0022

Anderson, N.N. 0312,0313,0314,0397 0023,0024,0025,0026,0027

Anderson, R.C. 03 84 0130,0262

Anderson, T.P. 0315,0316,0357,0358 Bergstrom, D.A. 0330,0331,0332,06020360,0366,0618 Berman, B. 1066

Anderson, W.D. 0317,0318,0319 Berni, R. 0671

Andrews, J.M. 0745,0746 Bertun, P. 0025

Antler, L.A. 0003 Bessis, M. 0151,0152,0155

Archibald, K. 1029,1030 Bhala. R. 0028

Arnold, H. 0778 Bickers, G. 080 2

Ashworth, R.D. 0983 Bigelow, D.B. 1107

Athelstan, G.T. 0320,0321,0329 Bilka, P.J. 0579,0627

0352,0583 Bingel, A.A.G. 0910,0912

Aurelius, J.R. 0502 Bircer, J.W. 1324,1325,1326,1327

Aust, J.B. 03 67 Birdsong, J.H. 0992,0993,0996,0999

Awad, E.A. 0322,0323,0324,0325 1000,1001

0326,0534,0622 Birnholz, J.C. 1094

Bishop, M.E. 1425

Blanchard, R.S. 0508

Badell-Ribera, A. 0004,0005,0006,0056 Block, R. 1081

Baer, P.E. 0747,0748,0804 Bloodwell, R.D. 0774

0809,0871 Bloom, J? 1321,1322,1338

Bagby, G.C. 0943 Blose, W.F. 0752,0935,0945

Bailey, B. 0749 0946,0952

Bailey, J.A. 0984,0985 Bockman, D.E. 1407

Bailey, J.S. 1067,1072 Boen, J.R. 0333,0334,0335,0336

Baker, G.R. 1168,1174,1175,1176 0424,0588,0637

1180,1181,1182 Borg, G. 1323

Baker, R.L. 0861,0864,0953 Bourestrom, N.C. 0337,0427

Baker, W.P. 0589 Boyd, L. 0437

Bardach, J.L. 0007,0008,0009,0010 Bozarth, J.D. 1215,1216,1217,1218,12190011,0012,0293 1220,1221,1222,1223,1224

Barker, J.N. 0194 1225,1237,1243,1248,1254

Barsky, D. 0194 1266,1273,1316

Basmajian, J.V. 0986,0987,0988,0989 Bradley, W. 0338,0339

0990,0991,0994,0995 Bragg, Q. 0789

Bass, B. 0022 Brand, M.S. 0120

Battle, C.C. 1297,1298 Brandl, C. 1186

Baum, B.A. 0706 Braun, R. 1396,1397,1398,1399

Bearman, J.E. 0363 Breckenridge, C.G 0753,0917,0925

Beasley, W.C. 0750,0751,0850 Brengelmann, G.L. 0651

Briggs, P.F. 0340,0341,0342,0343,0344 Cenkovich, F. 1099,11140345,0346,0347,0348,0349 Cezeaux, G. 07730404,0570,0613,0631,0642 Chakravarti, S. 0176

Briskin, A. 1190 Chan, S.P. 0087Broome, H. 0994,0995 Chantrain, A. 0034,0035Brower, J.L. 0029 Chaube, S. 0036,0037,0038,0039Brown, B.W. 0335 0040,3219Brown, L.W. 0650 Choa, S.L. 0041Brown, M.T. 1067 Chong, M.N.Y. 1401Brown, T.M. 1072 Chou, S. 0338,0339drowning, P.L. 1370 Church, J.V. 0993Bruhn, J. 1079 Chyatte, S.B. 0992,0993,0996,0997,0998Brunner, G.D. 0700,0704 0999,1000,1001,1007Burk, R.D. 0754 Cifelli, N.M. 1077Burrell, F. 1413 Clardy, E.K. 1230,1267Burrill, C. 0421 Clardy, F.A. 1228,1229,1230Burrows, J.N. 0754 1267,1316Burstein, A.G. 1073 Clark, 11.W. 1067,1072Busza, A. 1414 Clayson, S. 1131

Butcher, J.N. 0350 Clayson, S.J. 0353,0565Butler, W.T. 0873 Close, J.R. 1400Bynder, H. 1096,1097,1143,1166 Cochran, T. 1443Byrne-Quinn, E. 1098,1164 Cody, K.A. 1041

Cody, L.D. 0079Coffin, L.H. 0031

Cady, L.D. 0030,0031,0032 Cohen, M.M. 06240095,0261 Cole, T.M. 0354,0355,0356,0357,0358

Cain, W.A. 1427 0359,0360,0365,0592,0618Calatayud, J.B. 1068,1069,1070,1071 Coles, C.H. 0330,0361

1077,1093 Collingwood, T.R. 1231,1232,1233,1234Caldwell, C. 1399 Collins, L. 0862Calvy, G.L. 0031,0032 Collins, V.P. 0977Campos, R.J. 0800,0980 Conry, J.L. 1177,1193

Caniff, C.E. 0351 Converse, J.M. 0164

Canner, P.L. 0363 Cooley, D.A. 0774Canterbury, J.B. 0363 Cooney, M.K. 0437Canzoneri, J. 0755,0756,0813,0817,0859 Cooper, M.D. 1407,1408,1409,1416,1417

0889,0946,0951,0952 1418,1426,1427,1428,1430Caplan, H.J. 1046 1435,1436,1437Cardon, 0133 Corbin, L.V. 1156Cardus, D. 0757,0758,0759,0760,0761 Corcoran, P.J. 0649,0650,0651

0762,0763,0764,0765,0766 0695,06980767,0768,0769,0770,0771 Cornell, S. 08180772,0865,0870,0884,0893 Covalt, D.A. 0077,0094,00960894,0896,0897,0920,0927 Cowan, C.C. 0805

0933,0939 Cowley, L.H. 1410

Cary, J.B. 0645 Cox, J. 1363,1369Carey, L.S. 0596 Cress, R.H. 1410,1411,1412,1413Carkhuff, R.R. 1212,1226,1227,1228 1414,1415,1443

1294,1302 Crewe, N. 0357,0358Carlson, C.L. 0352 Cross, G.L. 099 0

Carpenter, J.K. 0327 Crosson, J.E. 1371,1372,1381,1382Carpenter, R.J. 1257 Crow, R.S. 1074

Carr, C. 0033 Cutler, R. 0293Carrick, J.M. 0818,0861 Cuzzi, J.R. 0775,0776,0834,0835carter, R.D. 0943 Czerwionka, J. 1324,1325,1326,1327Carter, R.E. 0788,0818,0875,09220925

0944,0974,0975,0976,0979

Cass, A.S. 0336 Dasco, M.M. 0002

Castaneda, A. 0550 Dale, J.W. 0933

Ceballos, R. 0875 Daly, W.C. 1218

227

d'Amico, R.Dan, A.J.Danforth, W.J.

Dani, A.Daniel, S.S.Dennis, D.C.

Dart, G.A.

0311

10731235

0129

0042

0777

1144

Ehni, G.

Ehrenkranz, M.Ehrlich, G.E.

Eik-nes, K.B.Elist, R.S.

0789

0061,0090

1033,1034,1035,1036,10371038,1039,1040,1044

0761

0368,0369,0370,0371,03720373,0374,0375,0376,0377

Davis, C.W.C. 1435 0378,0379,0380,0381,0382Davis, M.G. 0362 0383,0384,0385,0403,0571

Davis, S. 0043 0572,0615

Dawes, G.S. 0042 Elliott, L.P. 0385

Dawson, W.J. 0363,0367 Ellwood, P.M. 0331,0351,0386,0387,0388

Deandrade, J.R. 1005 0389,0390,0391,0392,0393Decencio, D. 1031,1032,1048 0394,0395,0396,0397,0398Defalco, A. 1100 Englehart, E.S. 0557

DeLateur, B.J. 0652,0653,0654,0661,0662 Engen, T.J. 0790,0791,0792,0793,07940705,0707,0708,0711,0712 0795,0796,0797

0713,0714,0715,0716,0718 Erickson, P. 0330,06140719,0720,0726 Erickson, R.V. 0399,0400,0590,0593

Delehanty, L. 0364 Ersek, R. 0550

Dent, P.B. 1416,1427 Esibill, N. 0263

Denver, G.G. 0216 Evans, J.M. 1075,1076

DePalma 1213 Everhart, F.J. 0379

Desmond, M.M. 0778,0892,0932,0942 Ezra, J. 1103

Dever, R. 1169,1193,1196,1203

Dewis, L.S. 1009,1010

Dhir, R.S. 0149 Falender, C.A. 1170

Diamond, M.D. 0044,0268,0269,0271 Farber. P.A. 0062,01380273,0274 Fars, M.D. 0063,0064,0194

Dick, D.E. 1101,1102,1120,1121 Faulk, W.P. 1417

Dickenson, W.A. 1236 Fay, T.H. 1387

Dickson, J.H. 0780 Fayette, G. 1127

Dietlein, L.F. 0960 Fechner, R.E. 0779

Diller, L. 0013,0014,0015,0016,0017 Feinstein, D. 1401

0045,0046,0047,0048,0049 Feldt, L. 0609

0050,0051,0052,0053,0054 Feltq, W.R. 1067

0055,0056 Fenalson, J.T. 0799

Dinsdale, S.M. 0315,0359,0365 Fenderson, D.A. 04020366,0592 Ferlic, R. 0380,0383

Dobson, H.L. 0819 Ferrell, R. 1237

Doggett, R.G. 0780,0781,0782,0783,0784 Ferretti, R. 0022

0785,0786,0787,0788 Fields, W.S. 0800,0801,09800802,0866 Filley, G.F. 1098,1104,1105,1106,1107

Domeny, M. 0167 1108,1129,1141,1144,1148

Doyle, T. 0558 1155,1156,1164

Dozier, A. 0425 Fine, H. 1283,1308

Drew, C.J. 1373,1375 Fine, H.L. 1053

Drummond, T.L. 1340 Finely, F.R. 1041,1058

Dufton, S. 0150,0153,0154 Finley, S.C. 1418

Dvonch, P. 0057 Finley, W.H. 1418

Dytell, D.S. 1394 Fischer, B.H. 0065,0067

Fisher, G.H. 1238,1293

Fishman, A.P. 0019,0022,0027,0262

Eagleson, H.M. 1442 Fishman, C. 1109

Easton, J.K.M. 0367,0429 Fite, L.E. 0802,0803

Eberstein, A. 0058,0059,0060,0099,0100 Fiterman, C. 0421

0103,0104,0105,0107,0174 Flanigan, P.J. 1168,1171,1172,1173,1174

Edin, A. 0543,0546 1175,1176,1177,1178,1179

Edwards, J.E. 0378,0384,0403,0572 1180,1181,1182,1183,1194

0596,0615 Fleming, W.C. 1410,1411,1412,1413,1415

Egerman, K. 1339 1419,1420,1443

228

Fletcher, S.G.

Fonda, M.Fordyce, W.C.

1406,1421,1422,14231424,1425

06020652,0653,0655,0656,06570658,0659,0660,0661,06620663,0664,0665,0666,0667

Gilliam, J.Glaser, A.A.Glass, D.Glenn, V.L.Goldberg, M.J.

094302591042

1239,1240,12410406,0407,0408,0409

0410,05280668,0669,0671,072? Goldring, R.M. 0262

Foster, C.P. 1282 Goldsmith, E. 10 29

Fowler, R.S. 0661,0662,0669,0670 Goldstein, J.M. 0098,00990671,0722 Gooch, A.S. 10 74

Fox, S.M. 109 4 Good, R.A. 1408,1416,1426,1427Frank, J.D. 1297,1298 1431,1436Franklin, R.R. 0778,0932 Goodgold, J. 0001,0028,0058,0059,0060Freedman, A. 0293 0099,0100,0101,0102,0103Freedman, S.J. 1013 0104,0105,0106,0107,0139Freedman, E. 1321,1323 0195Freire, R.H. 0887,0888,0955 Goodkin, R. 0108,0109,0110Frieden, F.H. 0068 0111,0112Friedman, J. 0174 Goodman, R.M. 0295Friesen, W.O. 1164 Gordan, R.B. 0113Frobish, M. 0831 Gorden, W. 0017From, A.H.L. 0403,0550 Gorman, P.A. 1075,1076Fuchs, M. 1091 Gotcher, S.B. 0818,0961Fudenberg, H.H. 1417 Gottsch, L.G. 0092Fuhrer, M.J. 0747,0748,0804,0805,0806 Grace, D.P. 1224

0807,0808,0809,0810 Granger, C.V. 1015,10160811,0871 Grants, A.E. 0754

Gray, J. 0819Greathouse, L. 1211

Gabrielsen, A.E. 1416,1426 Greden, J. 0345Garber, d.L. 1170,1184,1198 Green, B. 1118

1201,1203 Green, G.E. 0113,0114Gardner, W.I. 1169,1185,1186,1187,1188 Green, L. 1219

1189,1190,1191,1192,1199 Greenberg, P.R. 0411,04121200,1202 Greenberg, J. 0115

Gassler, S. 0121 Greenberg, S.D. 0914Gavalas, R.J. 0404,0405,0613 Greenspan, L. 0005,0216,0221Gazda, G.M. 1256 0229,0230Geddes, L.A. 0755,0756,0812,0813,0814 Greendahl, B.C. 0330,0331,0361

0815,0816,0817,0819,0868 Gresham, G.E. 10170918,0919,0940,0945,0946 Gressett, J.D. 1119

0951,0952 Groeneboer, E. 1161George, L.A. 1022,1025 Grover, R.F. 1098,1164Gersten, J.W. 1110,1111,1112,1113.1114 Grynbaum, B.B. 0044,0057,0117,0118,0119

1115,1150,1159 0120,0121,0122,0123,0124Gerstman, H.L. 1011,1012,1013 0125,0126,0127,0148,0149Gerstman, L. 0015,0016,0017 0274Gertler, M.M. 0030,0031,0032,0061,0068 Gullickson, G. 0366,0413

0069,0070,0071,0072,0073 Gunn, G.C. 08190074,0075,0076,0077,0078 Gust, T. 1328,1329,13300079,0080,0081,0082,0083 1331,13350084,0085,0086,0087,0088 Guth, L. 01280089,0090,0091,0092,0093 Guthrie, R.G. 0080,0081,0082,00860094,0095,0096,0115,0140 0161,01620141,0161,0162,0176,0177 Gutierrez, S. 0194

0261 Guy, A.W. 0701,0712,0713,0716Gewurz, E. 1436

Gibas, M.A. 0375

Gibson, C.D. 1014 Haas, A. 0014,0015,0016,0129,0130Gibson, R.J. 0295 0131,0132,0133Gillette, H.E. 1116,1117 Haberman, J.D. 1043,1044

229

Halberstam, J.L.Hellen, T.Hallin, R.P.

00030968

0414,0415,0628

Hornblad, Y.Hott, N.C.Houle, R.J.

013408780426

Hallman, G.L. 0774 Howard, L.A. 0697

Halpeen, H. 1387 Howard, M.T. 0427

Halpern, D. 0416,0417,0418,0419 Howarth, J.L, 0865

0420,0421,0569 Hrycyshyn, A. 1002

Hamerdynck, L.A. 13,81 Hudson, G. 1219

Hannon, V.C. 0361,0422,0600 Hugg, J.E. 0775,0835,0841

Harrington, P.R. 0744,0798,0820,0821,08220823,0824,0825,0826,08270828,0829,0841,0876,0887 Iddings, D.M. 0848,0957

0888,0955 Imber, S.D. 1297,1298

Harris, F.A. 0672,0673,0674,0675,0676 Ireland, C. 104 5

0677,0678,0679,0680,0681 Iverson, I.A. 0428,0606,0610

Harris, K.S. 019 6

Harris, W.S. 1083

Harrison, G.M. 0773,0774,0780,0781,0782 Jabbur, S.J. 0673

0785,0786,0787,0788,0802 Jackson, J.H. 0170

0803,0813,0866,0914,0940 Jacobson, J.H. 0026,0027,0166

0952,0955 James, S.L. 0042

Hartful, W.F. 0502 Jaranilla, S. 0135

Hartley, R.H. 0699 Jebsen, R.N. 0682,0684,0685,0686,0687

Harstad, K. 0363 0688,0689,0690,0691,0692

Harvey, E. 1403 0693,0694,0695,0695,0697

Hass, W.K. 0649 0698,0699,0724,0740

Hastings, R.H. 0503,0506 Jeremy, R. 0842

Hazelwood, C.F. 0949 Jeterson, J.C. 0577

Heath, J.L. 0423 Jillette, A.G., Jr. 1388

Heber, R.F. 1170,1182,1184,r193,1194 Jiminez, J. 0429

1195,1196,1197,1198 Johnson, P.C. 0964,0969,0970

1201,1203 Johnson, R.J. 0340,0430

Herman, R. 1056 Johnston, V. 0700,0701,0704,0706

Herrod, H.G. 1428 Jones, R.H. 0658

Herron, R.E. 0775,0776,0830,0831,0832 Judy, W.V. 0960

0833,0834,0835,0836,08370838,0839,0841,0863,0883

Hershfield, S. 0424,0527 Kaneshiro, M.M. 1402

Hieber, 0689 Kaplan, H.I. 1010

Hileman, R. 1120,1121 Kaplan, L.I. 0057,0118,0121,0123

Hill, J.T. 0425 Karnegis, J.N. 0548

Hill, M.L. 1122,1123,1124 Karon, B.P. 1262

Hill, P. 0434 Kasper, C.K. 1401,1402

Hill, R.M. 0778,0932 Katz, W.A. 104 6

Hinds, M.H. 0868 Kaufman, M.E. 1188,1199,1200

His lop, H.J. 0156,0248 Keats, A.S. 0773

Huagherg, E.J. 0398 Keller, M.D. 1017

Hochberg, I. 1387 Keenan, G.T. 0877

Hoehn-Saric, R. 1297,1298 Kenyon. R. 0881

Hoel, R.L. 0576 Kerman, P. 0134

Hoff, H.E. 0757,0812,0813,0815,0816 Kidd, C.C. 1400

0867,0869,0939,0940,0941 Kilbey, M. 0806

Hoff, R.K. 0584 Kincade, P.W. .1407,1409,1430,1431

Hoffbauer, F.W. 0645,0646 Kinnen, E. 0431,0432,0433,0434,0435

Hofkosh, J.M. 0145,0156 0436,0543,0546,0582

Hollinger, F.B. 0840 Kirk, N.L. 0706

Holmberg, R.H. 0314 Kirkpatrick, G.S. 0718

Holmes, E.M. 1429 Kirsch, W.M. 1125,1126

Holm, G.L. 1374 KItowski, V.J. 0843,0644,0926

Honet, J.C.L. 0682,0683,0692,0694 Kiyasu, W.S. 1417

Horman, M.J. 1094 Kjellberg, C. 1127

Kleinman, H. 0437 Lategola, M.T. 1080,1092

Knapp, H.E. 0438,0439,0440,0441,0442 Lavejoy, J.F. 0991

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0453,0454,0455,0456,0457 1253,1254,1274

0458,0459,0460,04E1,0462 Lawton, A.R. 1407,1409

0463,0464,0465,0466,0467 Leachman, R.D. 0774

0468,0469,0470,0471,0472 Leavitt, L.A. 0754,0843,0845,0846,0847

0473,0474,0475,0476,0477 0848,0849,0850,0851,0853

0478,0479,0480,0481,0482 0854,0855,0856,0857,0858

0483,0484,0485,0486,0487 0859,0881,0899,0910,0925

0488,0489,0490,0491,0492 0926,0981

0493,0494,0495,0496,0497 Lecocq, J.F. 0744

0498 LecompLe, W.F. 0860

Knudson, A.B.C. 1442 Lee, H.H.M. 0003

Koblanski, J.N. 0717 Leetma, H.E. 0075,0077,0078W088,0090

Kodaan 1294 0094,0096,0140,0141,0177

Koen, M.E. 0499 Lehmann, J.F. 0652,0653,0662,0700,0701

Koepke, G.H. 0539 0702,0703,0704,0705,0706

Koford, C.B. 0138 0707,0708,0709,0710,0711

Kopell, H.P. 0106,0139 0712,0713,0714,0715,0716

Kosiak, M. 0500,0501,0502 0717,0718,0719,0720,0722

Kottke, F.J. 0322,0323,0328,0353,0354 0726

0356,0363,0367,0410,0421 Lehneis, H.R. 0135,0142,0143,0144,0145

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0507,0508,0509,0510,0511 Lehr, D.E. 0019

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0517,0518,0519,0520,0521 Leslie, G.R. 1255,1293

0522,0523,0524,0525,0526 Leslie, L. 0560,0561,0562

0527,0528,0529,0530,0531 Levenson, C. 1044

0532,0533,0534,0535,0536 Levine, E.S. 1388,1389,1390

0537,0538,0539,0579,05-4 Levita, E. 0182,0186,0189

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Kouener, R.R. 0541 Leshner, B. 1031,1048

Kramer, B.M. 1014,1018,1..."1 Leshner, M. 1031,1032,1048,1053

Krauft, C.C. 1242,1243 Letbetter, W.D. 0983

Kreifeldt, J.G. 1020,1128 Libman, C. 0961

Krusen, F.H. 0542 Licht, S. 0413

Kubicek, W.G. 0318,0363,0409,0424,0431 Lidsky, M.D. 0840,0862,0873

0432,0433,0434,0435,04360891,0900

0503,0506,0527,0546,0547 Liebelt, R.A. 0863

0548,0549,0550,0551,0579 Lillehei, C.W. 0380,0383

0582,0588 Lillehei, R.C. 0550

Kuffer, F.R. 0039 Linguist., C. 0424,0527

Kugler, F. 1047 Lim, T.P.K. 0865

Kupperman, 0118 Lindquist, K. 1161

Lipscomb, H.E. 0944

Lippscomb, H.7. 0761,0974,09750978,0979

Lacquet, L.M. 1107,1129 Liss,D.H. 0864,0953

Lafollette, L.G. 1180 Livingston, G. 0721

Lakowski, T.J. 0852,0894 Lloyd, K. 0034,0035,0118

Lamotte, R. 0913 Logan, D.R. 1373,1375,1376

Lapierriere, R. 0345 Lowman, E.W, 0147,0156,0159,0248

Larson, C.W. 0402,0552,0553 Lu, E. 1249

Larson, D. 0554,0555 Lucci, J.A. 0723

Lassman, F.M. 0556,0557,0558,0559 Lucers, R.J. 0637

0575,0576,0633 Luft, U.C. 0758,0865

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0568,0569 Nachnani, G.N. 1077

Meier, J.H. 1139 Naftchi, N.E. 0159,0170Meuwisson, H.S. 1427,1431 Nagaki, K. 1436Meyer, M.H. 1404,1405 Nahas, G.G. 0150Mielke, C.H. 1402 Naiman, D. 1390

Mihalov, T. 0033 Nakashima, I. 1142

Mikulic, M. 0699 Nakib, A. 0572

Miles, J.S. 1140 Namenk, T.M. 1265

Miller, A.W. 1336 Nash, E.H. 1297,1298Miller, J.J. 1362,1363,1364 Nathan, I.M. 0160

Miller, J.M. 1432 Naughton, J.P. 1073,1078,1079,1080,1081Miller, M. 0041 1082,1083,1095

Neal, L. 1377 Peters, C.J. 1177,1178,1183

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Nelson, D.A. 0575,0576 Peters, J.L. 0816

Nelson, P.W. 0876 Peterson, C.R. 0859,0879,0880,0881,0882

Nelson, S., 0343 0883,0885,0886,0889

Nemunaitis, J. 0148 Peterson, H.A. 0584

Nevile, H. 1120 Peterson, H. 0359,0365

Nevokola, C. 0645 Peterson, R.D.A. 1408,1416,1426

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1025,1143 Petty, T.L. 1141

Newkirk, J.B. 1126 Pezenik, D.P. 0003

Newman, J. 1161 Phillips, S.J. 1051,1052

Newell, P.H. 1420 Plass, J. 0330,0361

Newsom, H.J. 0877 Plechaty, H. 0081,0082,0086

Niederloh, J. 0356 0161,0162

Nierman, J. 0032 Plumb, R. 0778

Nimmo, L.E. 0648 Plummer, J.H. 1269,1270,1271,1319

Nishimura, H. 0219 Pohtilla, J.F. 0585

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Normack, B.A. 1176 Popp, J. 0421

Norton, C. 10 50 Pouget, J.H. 108 3

Noto, T.A. 1418 Powell, R.B. 0123

Nowitz, L.A. 0030 Powell, T. 1282

Prandoni, A.G. 1069

Predecki, P. 1126

Ocampo, R. 0848 Prehm, H.J. 1373,1374,1375,1378,1379

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Olsen, A.P. 0577 1384,1385

Olson, D.E. 1107,1129,1144,1148 Price, H. 0588

Olson, H.E. 0354,0356,0363,0424,0503 Priest, R.P. 1022

0506,0527,0544,0578,0579 Ptak, R.A. 0521

0580,0588Oppenheimer, H.J. 1052

Orgel, H. 0045 Quanbury, A.O. 0988

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Ottnat, L.F. 0795 0894,0896,0897

Owen, R.R. 0437,0439 Quast, J. 0569

Quast, K. 0503

Pache, H.L. 1010

Paddock, N. 0056 Ramsey, D.A. 1340

Palmer, S. 0421 Ransohoff, J. 0163

Pap, L.F. 0932 Rao, H. 1121

Partridge, H.J. 0878 Rapaport, S.I. 1401,1402

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0550,0551,0582 Rathjen, R. 0885,0886

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Pauley, D.L. 0521 Reddy, R.P. 1011

Paz, R, 0859 Reers, N.S. 1387

Pelosi, J.W. 1219 Rees, T.D. 0164,0231,0232

Pelosof, H. 0132 Reese, W.O. 0887,0888,0956

Perey, D.Y. 1427 Regenos, E.H. 0998

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Peszcynski, H. 1003,1004,1005 0294,0295,0296

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Skversky, N. 1065 Struve, J.K. 0360,0618

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Svecter, S. 1060,1061,1062,10630232,0233,0234,0276

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1296,1297,1298,1299,1300 1309,1310,1311,1312,1313

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ADDRESSES OF THE RESEARCH AND TRAINING CENTERS

Howard A. Rusk, M.D.New York UniversityMedical Rehabilitation R&T Center400 East 34th StreetNew York, New York 10016

Frederic Kottke, M.D.University of MinnesotaMedical Rehabilitation R&T Center860 Mayo BuildingMinneapolis, Minnesota 55455

Justus Lehmann, M.D.University of WashingtonMedical Rehabilitation R&T Center15th Avenue, N.E.Seattle, Washington 98105

William Spencer, M.D.Baylor University

Medical Rehabilitation R&T Center1333 Moursund AvenueHouston, Texas 77025

John V. Basmajian, M.D.Emory UniversityMedical Rehabilitation R&T Center80 Butler Street, S.E.Atlanta, Georgia 30303

Carl V. Granger, M.D.

Tufts UniversityMedical Rehabilitation R&T Center171 Harrison AvenueBoston, Massachusetts 02111

Richard Herman, M.P.Temple University

Medical Rehabilitation R&T Center3400 N. Broad StreetPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19122

John P. Naughton, M.D.The George Washington UniversityMedical Rehabilitation R&T Center2150 Pennsylvania AvenueWashington, D.C. 20037

Jerome W. Gersten, M.D.University of ColoradoMedical Rehabilitation R&T CenterSchool of Medicine4200 E. Ninth AvenueDenver, Colorado 80220

F. Rick Heber, Ph.D.University of WisconsinMental Retardation Rehabilitation

R&T CenterSchool of Education415 W. Gilman StreetMadison, Wisconsin 53706

Vernon L. Glenn, Ed.D.University of ArkansasVocational Rehabilitation Researchand Training Center

Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701

Joseph B. Moriarty, Ph.D.University of West VirginiaVocational Rehabilitation Researchand Training Center

Institute, West Virginia 25112

Andrew S. Halpern, Ph.D.University of OregonMental Retardation RehabilitationR&T Center

College of Education351 Clinical Services BuildingEugene, Oregon 97403

Jerome D. Schein, Ph.D.New York University Deafness

Rehabilitation R&T.Center80 Washington SquaieNew Y( k, New York 10003

Lorin Stephens, M.D.University of Southern CaliforniaMedical Rehabilitation R&T CenterNorth Hall Room 1021739 Griffin AvenueLos Angeles, California 90031

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John M. Miller, III, M.D.University, of Alabama

Medical Rehabilitation R&T Center1717 Sixth Avenue, SouthBirmingham, Alabama 35233

Henry B. Betts, M.D.Northwestern UniversityRehabilitation Institute of Chicago

401 E. Ohio StreetChicago, Illinois 60611

Gerard J. Ben berg, Ph.D.

Texas Tech UniversityRehabilitation Counselor Training

P.O. Box 4100Lubbock, Texas 79409

Paul R. Hoffman, Ed.D.University of Wisconsin-StoutDepartment of Rehabilitation andManpower Services

Menomonie, Wisconsin 54751

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