In the Goulstonian lecture of 1936 McCance (1) first clearly defined the physiological and
chemical changes induced by the depletion of salt in normal man. He confirmed Gamble's …

There have been previous reports on hyponatremia and hypochloremia in patients with
either pulmonary or meningeal tuberculosis (1-11). In contrast to the hyponatremia …

METHODS Venous blood was drawn in syringes, moistened with a film of heparin solution,
from patients in the postabsorptive state. A portion of the blood was immediately transferred …

Twenty-four patients of ages ranging from 14 to 52 years, suffering from distressing
hypersensitivity reactions due to horse serum, pencillin, PAS, gold or sulphoiiamides, and …

MATERIALS AND METHODS The 50 patients included in this study were unselected cases
of pulmonary tuberculosis hospitalized at Eagleville Sanatorium, Eagleville, Pennsylvania …

Aronson (1), in autopsies of 579 persons who died in army hospitals from 1941 to 1945 of
acute progressive tuberculosis (average of 5.8 months from diagnosis to death), found that …

The excretion of unconjugated and conjugated 17-OHCS and formaldehydogenic
corticosteroids was studied in chronic pulmonary tuberculosis. 2. A significant correlation …

Hyponatremia in patients with meningitis has been the subject of previous investigations. 1-
5 The hyponatremia of generalized tuberculous infection 6-8 and of tuberculous meningitis …

抄録 Since the thesis of General Adaptation Syndrom was first presented by Selye, it has
been noted that adrenal cortex plays one of the most important roles in the cases of stress. In …

Hyponatraemia is very common in the ill patient. Over a 12-month period about 20% of all
plasma samples analysed from the wards at the Royal Victoria Infirmary, Newcastle, were …