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According to Wikipedia , Brian Gilmore Maegraith was born in Adelaide, South Australia, in 1907 and went to Britain in 1931 to take up the South Australian Rhodes Scholarship at Magdalen College, Oxford. He served in France and Sierra Leone as a pathologist in the Royal Army Medical Corps, led the Malaria Research Unit at Oxford, held the Deanship of Faculty of Medicine at Oxford, and was appointed to the Chair of Tropical Medicine at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine in 1944. He died in England in 1989.
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1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 0 12.5 25 37.5 50 62.5 75 87.5 100 112.5 125 137.5 150 162.5 175 Published Works Pathological Processes in Malaria and Blackwater Fever (1949) (156)Suppression of Malaria (P. Berghei) by Milk (1952) RENAL SYNDROME OF WIDE DISTRIBUTION INDUCED POSSIBLY BY RENAL ANOXIA (1945) MELIOIDOSIS: A CASE-REPORT. (1964) OLIGURIA IN BLACKWATER FEVER (1944) Schistosomiasis in China. (1958) Worms and Disease (1975) Blackwater fever anuria (1944) Pathological processes in malaria. (1948) A hepatic syndrome of wide distribution illustrated by lesions in malaria and blackwater fever. (1947) The Astronomy of the Aranda and Luritja Tribes (1932) (23)Investigations in the chemotherapy of malaria in West Africa; sulphonamide compounds. (1946) Physiological aspects of protozoan infection. (1954) Management and treatment of tropical diseases (1958) Paludrine in the Treatment of Malaria (1946) History of the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine. (1972) DANGERS OF INTENSIVE ALKALI TREATMENT IN BLACKWATER FEVER (1944) Lytic Agent and Inhibitory Factors in Human Tissue and Sera. Changes in Serum Inhibitor Factor in Blackwater Fever. (1943) Mechanism of Lysis of Red Blood Cells (1943) Milk and Protozoal Infections (1953) Malaria risk to travellers. (1973) Complications of falciparum malaria. (1969) (10)Pathological processes in malaria; progress report. (1951) Carbohydrate absorption in sprue. (1945) THE RAPID DIAGNOSIS OF CEREBROSPINAL FEVER (1935) Malaria in Britain (1968) The physiological approach to the problems of malaria. (1951) Adams & Maegraith : Clinical tropical diseases (1976) (7)Active constriction of hepatic venous tree in anaphylactic shock; relation to centrilobular lesions. (1949) Pathological Anatomy of Mediterranean and Tropical Diseases. (1966) Anoxia and renal function. (1946) Further studies on the pathogenesis of malaria (1966) Recent Advances in Tropical Medicine. No. 1. Blackwater Fever in West Africa. (6)The Mechanism of Red Blood Cell Destruction (1943) (6)Health in the Tropics (1963) Incidence, aetiology, and prevention of heat illness on ships in the Persian Gulf. (1958) Biochemical and electron microscope studies in malaria (1965) Is there a malaria toxin? (1969) (5)The Chinese are 'liquidating' their disease problems. (1957) (5)THE DIAGNOSIS OF MENINGOCOCCAL MENINGITIS FROM THE SPINAL FLUID (1934) Clinical methods in tropical medicine (1962) NORADRENALINE IN SHOCK (1957) Tropical medicine today. (1969) Variation in Agglutination of Stock Cultures of Meningococci (1933) (3)TECHNIQUES IN TROPICAL PATHOLOGY (1961) Blackwater fever; modern theories; a critical review. (1946) (2)Meningococcal Broth Culture Filtrates: Failure of Protection Experiments. (1938) (2)Some aspects of immunity in protozoal infection. (1954) (2)Supplement on severe and complicated malaria: a comment. (1989) Rough and Smooth Variants in Stock Cultures of Meningococci (1933) (2)Tropical medicine. What it is not, what it is. (1972) (2)Malaria and P.A.B. in the diet (1954) PROLONGED ADMINISTRATION OF MEPACRINE (1945) Yellow fever in West Africa, 1942. (1946) Importation of Disease (1969) MENINGOCOCCAL MENINGITIS FOLLOWING FRACTURE OF THE SKULL (1935) Typhus in the Gold Coast. (1943) (1)Some pathophysiological aspects of malaria. (1959) (1)The Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine--the first 75 years. (1973) (1)Some physiological and pathological problems of malaria. (1956) (1)Letters to the EditorRENAL ANOXIA (1945) Medical aid in the emergent world : being the eleventh Maurice Bloch lecture delivered within the University of Glasgow on 27th February, 1970 (1970) (1)ALKALI FOR CRUSH INJURIES (1945) Antimalarial Drugs (1953) Medical aid in the emergent world. Eleventh Maurice Bloch Lecture, University of Glasgow, 27th February, 1970. (1970) (0)[Fight against malaria: 2nd round]. (1969) (0)Prolonged Administration of Mepacrine: Effects on Volunteers. (1945) (0)Life in a hot climate. (1959) (0)Comments on host-drug-parasite interactions. (1966) (0)The new D.T.C.H. course at Liverpool. (1972) One world. University of London Heath Clark Lectures 1970. (1973) Tips for travellers. (1967) (0)THE POLYNUCLEAR COUNT IN THE AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINE (1938) The malaria patient. (1946) (0)Tropical medicine: trends and progress. (1974) (0)Tropical diseases. 2. Malaria. (II). Management and treatment. (1968) (0)The diagnosis and treatment of sprue and associated syndromes. (1946) (0)Comments on pathophysiology. (1969) (0)Mechanism of Erthrocyte Destruction (1943) Paludrine in the Treatment and Control of Malaria. (1947) (0)The Syndrome of Renal Anoxia in Malaria and Blaekwater Fever. (1947) (0)The Identification of the Poisonous Snakes of British West Africa. II.-Details of Genera and Species. (1944) Tropical diseases. I. Malaria (1). (1968) (0)Cerebral Malaria (1969) Paludrine in the Treatment of Malaria. (1946) (0)RELIEF OF CARDIAC ŒDEMA BY PINEAPPLE JUICE (1930) Advances in the treatment of tropical diseases. (1957) (0)BOOK REVIEWS: TROPICAL MEDICINE (1947) Imported disease. (1971) (0)Tropical Pathology (1973) The new D.T.C.H. course at Liverpool. (1972) Advances in tropical medicine; a report of the fourth international congress on tropical medicine and malaria. (1948) (0)CHOLERA By PROFESSOR (0)EXOTIC DISEASES WHICH MAY BE ENCOUNTERED IN TEMPERATE CLIMATES. (1964) (0)Some physiological and pathological processes in Plasmodium berghei infections in white rats. (1954) (0)World Health, C. Fraser Brockington. Churchill Livingstone, Edinburgh, London and New York (1975), 345, £12.00 (1976) Presidential Address On Some Controversial Aspects of Malaria Control (1950) The Toxicity of Filtrates of Broth Cultures of Meningococci. (1935) (0)Comments on pathophysiology. (1966) Tropical Diseases in Temperate Climates. (1965) The Gekochteundgebrocheneeierschale phenomenon. Mechanical and physiological factors. (1960) Jet-borne diseases. (1972) (0)Imported disease and its early detection. (1968) (0)Some Controversial Aspects of Malaria Control. (1950) (0)Book Review: Tropical Diseases in Temperate Climates (1965) Exotic infections in Europe. (1966) (0)Adams and Maegraith: Tropical medicine for nurses. 3rd Edition. (1970) (0)Letter: Malaria in the United Kingdom. (1974) Some clinical cases and photographs: 2. Schistosomiasis mansoni in Egypt. (1959) (0)Epidemiological and clinical photographs (1965) The Rapid Diagnosis of Cerebro-Spinal Fever. (1935) (0)Adams and Maegraith: Tropical Medicine for Nurses (1980) (0)EFFECT of large doses of alkali on kidney function. (1946) Onchocercal skin lesions in European woman. (1959) (0)Current therapeutics. XC. Antimalarial drugs. (1955) (0)[Nutrition and malaria infection]. (1968) (0)Species of Malaria Parasites (1968) Indirect Determination ol Plasma Mepacrine in Subjects on a. Suppressive Regime. Method suitable for a Field Laboratory. (1945) (0)Pineapple Juice in Oedema (1934) Crises in malaria. (1974) (0)Tips for travellers. (1967) (0)Emeritus Professor Hans Vogel Dr.Phil., Dr.Med., Dr.Med.h.c. (1980) Effect of Phosphate on Carbohydrate Absorption in Sprue. (1946) MALARIA DIAGNOSIS (1957) More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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