Maxwell Finland

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According to Wikipedia, Maxwell Finland was an American scientist, medical researcher, an expert on infectious diseases. Finland led seminal research of antibiotic treatment of pneumonia. Early life and education Finland was born on March 15, 1902, in Zhashkiv near Kyiv, Ukraine. He immigrated as a child to the United States at the age of 4. Finland graduated from the Boston English High School and cum laude from Harvard College in 1922. He then graduated from Harvard Medical School in 1926.

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Bacteremia at Boston City Hospital: Occurrence and mortality during 12 selected years (1935-1972), with special reference to hospital-acquired cases. (1975) (489)
Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus at Boston City Hospital. Bacteriologic and epidemiologic observations. (1968) (480)
NEONATAL SEPSIS AND OTHER INFECTIONS DUE TO GROUP B BETA-HEMOLYTIC STREPTOCOCCI. (1964) (401)
Occurrence of serious bacterial infections since introduction of antibacterial agents. (1959) (346)
Bacteremia in febrile children seen in a "walk-in" pediatric clinic. (1973) (242)
Changing ecology of bacterial infections as related to antibacterial therapy. (1970) (216)
Bacterial colonization and clinical superinfection of the respiratory tract complicating antibiotic treatment of pneumonia. (1969) (196)
Adrenocortical hormones in infection and immunity. (1953) (194)
Antimicrobial drugs (1974) (182)
Changes in occurrence of capsular serotypes of Streptococcus pneumoniae at Boston City Hospital during selected years between 1935 and 1974 (1977) (174)
SUSCEPTIBILITY OF PNEUMOCOCCI TO NINE ANTIBIOTICS (1965) (170)
CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF BACTEREMIA IN PNEUMOCOCCIC PNEUMONIA (1937) (167)
Persistence of antibiotics in blood of patients with acute renal failure. II. Chloramphenicol and its metabolic products in the blood of patients with severe renal disease or hepatic cirrhosis. (1959) (161)
Usage of antibiotics in a general hospital: effect of requiring justification. (1974) (154)
Rapid microassay of gentamicin, kanamycin, neomycin, streptomycin, and vancomycin in serum or plasma. (1971) (154)
Susceptibility of Group D Streptococcus (Enterococcus) to 21 Antibiotics In Vitro, with Special Reference to Species Differences (1969) (153)
COLD AGGLUTININS (AUTOHEMAGGLUTININS) IN PRIMARY ATYPICAL PNEUMONIAS. (1943) (142)
Emergence of antibiotic resistance in hospitals, 1935-1975. (1979) (139)
Changing etiology of bacterial endocarditis in the antibacterial era. Experiences at Boston City Hospital 1933-1965. (1970) (133)
Colonization of newborn infants by mycoplasmas. (1969) (132)
Comparative Studies of Antibacterial Activity In Vitro and Absorption and Excretion of Lincomycin and Clinimycin (1968) (130)
Distribution and excretion of four tetracycline analogues in normal young men. (1959) (122)
Susceptibility of Staphylococcus aureus and Staphylococcus epidermidis to 65 Antibiotics (1976) (118)
Emergence of antibiotic-resistant bacteria. (1955) (115)
Persistence of antibiotics in blood of patients with acute renal failure. III. Penicillin, streptomycin, erythromycin and kanamycin. (1959) (111)
Asian influenza A in Boston, 1957-1958. II. Severe staphylococcal pneumonia complicating influenza. (1959) (106)
Susceptibility of Nocardia asteroides to 45 Antimicrobial Agents In Vitro (1973) (104)
Changing patterns of susceptibility of common bacterial pathogens to antimicrobial agents. (1972) (102)
Serratia marcescens: biochemical, serological, and epidemiological characteristics and antibiotic susceptibility of strains isolated at Boston City Hospital. (1970) (101)
Asian influenza A in Boston, 1957-1958. I. Observations in thirty-two influenza-associated fatal cases. (1959) (100)
Absorption of orally administered neomycin and kanamycin with special reference to patients with severe hepatic and renal disease. (1960) (96)
Infections and antibiotic use among patients at Boston City Hospital, February, 1967. (1968) (95)
Susceptibility of Common Pathogenic Bacteria to Seven Tetracycline Antibiotics in Vitro (1968) (95)
Pneumococcal bacteremia. Review of 111 cases, 1957--1969, with special reference to cases with undetermined focus. (1971) (93)
The Klebsiella-Enterobacter-Serratia division. Biochemical and serologic characteristics and susceptibility to antibiotics. (1966) (93)
Persistence of antibiotics in blood of patients with acute renal failure. I. Tetracycline and chlortetracycline. (1959) (90)
Restrictions imposed on antibiotic therapy by renal failure. (1959) (88)
Clinical pharmacology of the tetracycline antibiotics (1961) (86)
Microbial Protoplasts, Spheroplasts and L-Forms. (1968) (86)
HOSPITAL-ACQUIRED INFECTIONS AND ANTIBIOTIC USAGE IN THE BOSTON CITY HOSPITAL--JANUARY, 1964. (1964) (85)
LYSOSOMAL AND ULTRASTRUCTURAL CHANGES IN HUMAN "TOXIC" NEUTROPHILS DURING BACTERIAL INFECTION (1969) (80)
Acute bacterial meningitis at Boston City Hospital during 12 selected years, 1935-1972. (1977) (79)
The Klebsiella-Enterobacter-Serratia division. Clinical and epidemiologic characteristics. (1966) (77)
GENTAMICIN: ACTIVITY in Vitro AND OBSERVATIONS IN 26 PATIENTS (1964) (77)
Absorption and Excretion of Five Tetracycline Analogues in Normal Young Men (1968) (76)
Effects of adrenocorticotropic hormone in pneumonia: clinical, bacteriological and serological studies. (1950) (76)
Infection and antibiotic usage at Boston City Hospital: changes in prevalence during the decade 1964-1973. (1974) (75)
Acute otitis media in children. Bacteriological findings in middle ear fluid obtained by needle aspiration. (1966) (75)
ACUTE MYOCARDITIS IN INFLUENZA A INFECTIONS: Two Cases of Non‐bacterial Myocarditis, With Isolation of Virus From the Lungs (1945) (74)
Terramycin therapy of pneumonia: clinical and bacteriologic studies in 91 cases. (1951) (72)
CEPHALOTHIN: ACTIVITY IN VITRO, ABSORPTION AND EXCRETION IN NORMAL SUBJECTS AND CLINICAL OBSERVATIONS IN 40 PATIENTS (1964) (72)
Corticosteroids and infections. (1958) (72)
Use of gentamicin in combinations with other antibiotics. (1969) (72)
STAPHYLOCOCCIC PNEUMONIA OCCURRING DURING AN EPIDEMIC OF INFLUENZA (1942) (71)
Laboratory and clinical studies on erythromycin. (1952) (71)
Candida at Boston City Hospital. Clinical and epidemiological characteristics and susceptibility to eight antimicrobial agents. (1970) (70)
Proteus mirabilis infections in a hospital nursery traced to a human carrier. (1971) (69)
Antibiotic resistance of pathogenic staphylococci; study of five hundred strains isolated at Boston City Hospital from October, 1951, to February, 1952. (1953) (69)
Methicillin resistance of Staphylococcus aureus and Staphylococcus epidermidis. (1968) (68)
Synergistic combinations of penicillins in the treatment of bacteriuria. (1967) (67)
Current status of therapy in bacterial endocarditis. (1958) (67)
Treatment of Pneumococcic Meningitis (1938) (66)
Roentgenologic findings in the lungs of victims of the Cocoanut Grove disaster. (1946) (64)
Pneumonia and erythema multiforme exudativum; report of four cases and three autopsies. (1948) (64)
Complications induced by antimicrobial agents. (1953) (63)
Pulmonary nocardiosis. Therapy with minocycline and with erythromycin plus ampicillin. (1973) (62)
SUSCEPTIBILITY OF MYCOPLASMA PNEUMONIAE TO 21 ANTIBIOTICS IN VITRO* (1967) (61)
Bacteriologic Studies on Aureomycin (1948) (60)
Hemagglutination with reoviruses. (1963) (60)
Changing ecology of acute bacterial empyema: occurrence and mortality at Boston City Hospital during 12 selected years from 1935 to 1972. (1978) (60)
Demethylchlortetracycline; a new tetracycline antibiotic that yields greater and more sustained antibacterial activity. (1958) (59)
Development of streptomycin resistance during treatment. (1946) (59)
Microassay for human and chick cell interferons. (1968) (58)
Treatment of pneumonia and other serious infections. (1960) (58)
CHANGING SUSCEPTIBILITY OF MENINGOCOCCI TO ANTIMICROBIAL AGENTS. (1965) (58)
THE NEW PENICILLINS. (1963) (58)
ISOLATION OF HERPES VIRUS FROM A CASE OF ATYPICAL PNEUMONIA AND ERYTHEMA MULTIFORME EXUDATIVUM WITH STUDIES OF FOUR ADDITIONAL CASES (1949) (57)
Meningitis and bacteremia due to Haemophilus influenzae: occurrence and mortality at Boston City Hospital in 12 selected years, 1935-1972. (1974) (57)
AMPICILLIN ACTIVITY IN VITRO AND ABSORPTION AND EXCRETION IN NORMAL YOUNG MEN (1963) (56)
COLD AGGLUTININS. I. OCCURRENCE OF COLD ISOHEMAGGLUTININS IN VARIOUS CONDITIONS. (1945) (56)
Sulfadiazine: Therapeutic Evaluation and Toxic Effects on Four Hundred and Forty-six Patients (1941) (56)
Adrenocortical hormones and the management of infection. (1957) (56)
COLD AGGLUTININS. II. COLD ISOHEMAGGLUTININS IN PRIMARY ATYPICAL PNEUMONIA OF UNKNOWN ETIOLOGY WITH A NOTE ON THE OCCURRENCE OF HEMOLYTIC ANEMIA IN THESE CASES. (1945) (56)
The role of adrenal steroids in infection and immunity. (1951) (55)
Enhancement of Acute Bacterial Infections in Rats and Mice by Iron and Their Inhibition by Human Transferrin (1963) (55)
Effect of ACTH on induced fever. (1950) (55)
Modified Gots test for penicillinase production. (1952) (55)
Comparison of methods for determining sensitivity of bacteria to antibiotics in vitro. (1951) (53)
Phage types and antibiotic susceptibility of pathogenic staphylococci. Results at Boston City Hospital 1959-1960 and comparison with strains of previous years. (1961) (53)
Clinical and laboratory observations of a new antibiotic, tetracycline. (1954) (52)
Virus Pneumonias: Primary Atypical Pneumonias of Unknown Etiology (1942) (51)
Infections with reoviruses. (1962) (51)
Infection and antibiotic usage at Boston City Hospital, January 1970. (1971) (50)
Susceptibility of recently isolated pathogenic bacteria to trimethoprim and sulfamethoxazole separately and combined. (1973) (49)
Excursions into epidemiology: selected studies during the past four decades at Boston City Hospital. (1973) (49)
In vitro susceptibility of pathogenic staphylococci to seven antibiotics. (1950) (49)
Terramycin therapy of urinary tract infections. (1952) (48)
Effects of Exercise on Goxsackie A9 Myocarditis in Adult Mice.∗ (1964) (48)
Cephalexin and cephaloglycin activity in vitro and absorption and urinary excretion of single oral doses in normal young adults. (1968) (48)
EFFECTS OF CORTICOSTERONE, HYDROCORTISONE, AND CORTICOTROPIN ON PRODUCTION OF ANTIBODIES IN RABBITS (1955) (47)
ANTIPNEUMOCOCCIC IMMUNITY REACTIONS IN INDIVIDUALS OF DIFFERENT AGES (1932) (47)
Absorption and urinary execretion of trimethoprim, sulfamethoxazole, and trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole: results with single doses in normal young adults and preliminary observations during therapy with trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole. (1973) (46)
Resistance of Staphylococcus aureus to lincomycin, clinimycin, and erythromycin. (1968) (45)
Excretion of erythromycin and its enhanced activity in urine against gram-negative bacilli with alkalinization. (1968) (45)
Development of Resistance and Cross-Resistance in vitro to Erythromycin, Carbomycin, Spiramycin, Oleandomycin and Streptogramin.∗ (1956) (45)
Antibiotic susceptibility of gram-negative bacilli isolated from blood cultures. Results of tests with 35 agents and strains from 169 patients at Boston City Hospital during 1972. (1974) (45)
The Serum Treatment of Lobar Pneumonia (1930) (44)
In-vitro activity of carbenicillin and results of treatment of infections due to Pseudomonas with carbenicillin singly and in combination with gentamicin. (1970) (44)
Susceptibility of Beta-Hemolytic Streptococci to 65 Antibacterial Agents (1976) (44)
Aureomycin, a new antibiotic; results of laboratory studies and of clinical use in 100 cases of bacterial infections. (1948) (43)
Aureomycin in the treatment of primary atypical pneumonia. (1949) (43)
Susceptibility of Pneumococci and Haemophilus influenzae to Antibacterial Agents (1976) (42)
Carbenicillin: activity in vitro and absorption and excretion in normal young men. (1968) (42)
NAFCILLIN ANTIBACTERIAL ACTION in vitro AND ABSORPTION AND EXCRETION IN NORMAL YOUNG MEN (1963) (42)
Methicillin treatment of severe staphylococcal disease. Observations in 146 cases. (1962) (41)
SPECIFIC CUTANEOUS REACTIONS AND CIRCULATING ANTIBODIES IN THE COURSE OF LOBAR PNEUMONIA (1931) (41)
PNEUMOCOCCIC PNEUMONIAS COMPLICATING PREGNANCY AND THE PUERPERIUM (1939) (41)
CEPHALORIDINE: ACTIVITY IN VITRO AND ABSORPTION AND URINARY EXCRETION IN NORMAL YOUNG MEN (1966) (41)
The Treatment of Bacterial Endocarditis with Penicillin (1945) (41)
Infections due to Coxsackie virus group A, type 9, in Boston, 1959, with special reference to exanthems and pneumonia. (1960) (40)
AGGLUTININS FOR HUMAN ERYTHROCYTES IN TYPE XIV ANTI-PNEUMOCOCCIC HORSE SERUMS. (1938) (40)
Diagnostic Procedures for Virus and Rickettsial Diseases (1949) (40)
Enhancing effect on alkalinization of the medium on the activity of erythromycin against gram-negative bacteria. (1968) (40)
BRAIN ABSCESS AND MENINGITIS ASSOCIATED WITH A PLEUROPNEUMONIA-LIKE ORGANISM: CLINICAL AND BACTERIOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS IN A CASE WITH RECOVERY (1950) (40)
Acute otitis media in children. Serologic studies and attempts to isolate viruses and mycoplasmas from aspirated middle-ear fluids. (1967) (39)
Treatment of bacterial endocarditis. (1954) (39)
LINCOMYCIN: ACTIVITY IN VITRO AND ABSORPTION AND EXCRETION IN NORMAL YOUNG MEN (1967) (39)
Some effects of antibiotics on nutrition in man; including studies of the bacterial flora of the feces. (1958) (38)
Serum glutamic oxalacetic transaminase. False elevations during administration of erythromycin. (1968) (38)
The present status of antibiotics in bacterial infections. (1951) (38)
Observations on Bacteria Sensitive to, Resistant to, and Dependent upon Streptomycin (1948) (38)
Rapid microassay for circulating nephrotoxic antibiotics. (1970) (38)
Absorption and Excretion of Four Penicillins: Penicillin G, Penicillin V, Phenethicillin and Phenylmercaptomethyl Penicillin. (1960) (37)
VASCULAR LESIONS OF THE HIND-BRAIN. (LATERAL MEDULLARY SYNDROME.) (1930) (37)
IN VITRO SUSCEPTIBILITY OF GROUP A BETA HEMOLYTIC STREPTOCOCCI TO 18 ANTIBIOTICS (1965) (37)
Proteus infections in a general hospital. II. Some clinical and epidemiological characteristis. With an analysis of 71 cases of proteus bacteremia. (1971) (37)
Nitrofurantoin; clinical and laboratory studies in urinary tract infections. (1955) (37)
Klebsiella-Enterobacter at Boston City Hospital, 1967. (1970) (36)
CHARACTERIZATION OF ANTIBODIES IN NORMAL HUMAN URINE. (1963) (36)
RECENT ADVANCES IN THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF PNEUMOCOCCAL INFECTIONS (1942) (36)
Rifampin: antibacterial activity in vitro and absorption and excretion in normal young men. (1970) (36)
Susceptibility of hemolytic streptococci, other than those of group D, to eleven antibiotics in vitro. (1957) (36)
Treatment of Pneumococcal Pneumonia with Penicillin (1945) (35)
Changing Patterns of Resistance of Certain Common Pathogenic Bacteria to Antimicrobial Agents (1955) (34)
The human fetal synovium. Histology, fine structure and changes in organ culture. (1971) (34)
Serious infections in splenectomized children. (1961) (34)
Pathology of Staphylococcal Pneumonia Complicating Clinical Influenza. (1943) (34)
IMMUNOLOGICAL STUDIES ON PATIENTS WITH PNEUMOCOCCIC PNEUMONIA TREATED WITH SULFAPYRIDINE. (1940) (34)
OBSERVATIONS ON THE INHIBITION OF SULFONAMIDE ACTION BY PARA-AMINOBENZOIC ACID. (1941) (33)
POLYMYXIN B AND COLISTIN: IN VITRO ACTIVITY AGAINST PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA. (1965) (33)
Observations on bacteriophage typing of Pseudomonas aeruginosa. (1961) (32)
CLINICAL STUDIES WITH AUREOMYCIN (1948) (32)
In vitro sensitivity of Bacillus proteus and Pseudomonas aeruginosa to seven antibiotics; penicillin, streptomycin, bacitracin, polymyxin, aerosporin, aureomycin, and chloromycetin. (1950) (31)
Effect of intranasal reovirus infection on antibacterial activity of mouse lung. (1969) (31)
And the walls come tumbling down. More antibiotic resistance, and now the pneumococcus. (1978) (31)
Synergy of Mecillinam (FL1060) with Penicillins and Cephalosporins Against Proteus and Klebsiella, with Observations on Combinations with Other Antibiotics and Against Other Bacterial Species (1976) (31)
In vitro sensitivity of coliform bacilli to seven antibiotics; penicillin, streptomycin, bacitracin, polymyxin, aerosporin, aureomycin, and chloromycetin. (1950) (31)
Efficacy and toxicity of oxytetracycline (terramycin) and chlortetracycline (aureomycin); with special reference to use of doses of 250 mg. every four to six hours and to occurrence of staphylococcic diarrhea. (1954) (30)
AGE AND SUSCEPTIBILITY OF MICE TO COXSACKIE A VIRUSES (1962) (30)
Antibiotic Combinations and Resistance to Antibiotics (1953) (30)
Cutaneous Reactions and Antibody Response to Intracutaneous Injections of Pneumococcus Polysaccharides (1935) (30)
Synergistic penicillin combinations for treatment of human urinary-tract infections. (1966) (29)
SODIUM AMPICILLIN: ABSORPTION AND EXCRETION OF INTRAMUSCULART AND INTRAVENOUS DOSES IN NORMAL YOUNG MEN (1965) (29)
In vitro susceptibility of recently isolated strains of Proteus to ten antibiotics. (1954) (29)
Diagnostic lung puncture. (1969) (29)
Primary atypical pneumonia; report of eight cases with autopsies. (1947) (29)
SPECIFIC ANTIBODY RESPONSE OF HUMAN SUBJECTS TO INTRACUTANEOUS INJECTION OF PNEUMOCOCCUS PRODUCTS (1932) (29)
Streptomycin-sensitive, -dependent, and -resistant Bacteria. (1948) (28)
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF SPECIFIC PNEUMOCOCCUS TYPES IN DISEASE, INCLUDING TYPES IV TO XXXII (COOPER) (1937) (28)
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE NEWLY CLASSIFIED TYPES OF PNEUMOCOCCI IN DISEASE: TYPES IV TO XX INCLUSIVE (1933) (28)
LABORATORY STUDIES WITH AUREOMYCIN (1948) (28)
Blood levels from orally administered penicillins G and V; relation to food intake. (1955) (28)
NEW VIRAL EXANTHEMS. (1963) (27)
In vitro activity of cefazolin against recent clinical bacterial isolates. (1973) (27)
CHANGES IN SUSCEPTIBILITY OF SELECTED PATHOGENIC BACTERIA TO WIDELY USED ANTIBIOTICS * (1971) (27)
THE EFFECT OF FOOD AND ALKALI ON THE ABSORPTION AND EXCRETION OF SULFONAMIDE DRUGS AFTER ORAL AND DUODENAL ADMINISTRATION (1942) (27)
Pathogenic staphylococci isolated at Boston City Hospital in 1958: phage types and antibiotic susceptibility. (1960) (26)
Increasing the usefulness of antibiotics: Treatment of infections caused by gram‐negative bacilli (1970) (26)
Susceptibility of Neisseria gonorrhoeae to eleven antibiotics and sulfadiazine; comparison of susceptibility of recently isolated strains with results obtained in previous years in the same laboratory. (1955) (26)
Increased resistance in the pneumococcus. (1971) (26)
Pneumonia: With Special Reference to Pneumococcus Lobar Pneumonia (1980) (25)
SULFADIAZINE; FURTHER CLINICAL STUDIES OF ITS EFFICACY AND TOXIC EFFECTS IN 460 PATIENTS (1942) (25)
Proteus infections in a general hospital. I. Biochemical characteristics and antibiotic susceptibility of the organisms. With special reference to proticine typing and the Dienes phenomenon. (1971) (25)
Clinical and therapeutic aspects of the conflagration injuries to the respiratory tract sustained by victims of the Cocoanut Grove disaster. (1946) (25)
ACUTE GASTROENTERITIS ASSOCIATED WITH ECHO VIRUS, TYPE II (1960) (25)
Bacteriophage types and antibiotic susceptibility of Staphylococcus aureus. Boston City Hospital, 1967. (1970) (25)
Antibody response to influenza-virus vaccine in children with nephrosis: effect of cortisone. (1959) (25)
Altered Cell Walls of Staphylococcus aureus resistant to Methicillin (1970) (25)
Effects of Monitoring the Usage of Antibiotics: An Interhospital Comparison (1976) (24)
Treatment of bacterial endocarditis. (1954) (24)
EFFECT OF FOOD ON THE ABSORPTION OF ERYTHROMYCIN PROPIONATE, ERYTHROMYCIN STEARATE AND TRIACETYLOLEANDOMYCIN (1959) (24)
Drugs five years later. Spectinomycin. (1976) (24)
Development of Streptomycin Resistance of Gram-Negative Bacilli In vitro and During Treatment.∗ (1946) (24)
Susceptibility of Pseudomonas to ten antibiotics in vitro: some properties of recently isolated strains. (1954) (24)
Susceptibility of Enterobacter aerogenes and Enterobacter cloacae to 19 antimicrobial agents in vitro. (1970) (24)
Clinical Evaluation of Nafcillin in Patients with Severe Staphylococcal Disease (1965) (23)
Type I Pneumococcic Infections with Especial Reference to Specific Serum Treatment (1934) (23)
INFECTIONS WITH PNEUMOCOCCUS TYPE III AND TYPE VIII: CHARACTERIZATION OF PNEUMONIA CAUSED BY PNEUMOCOCCUS TYPE III AND THAT ASSOCIATED WITH A BIOLOGICALLY CLOSELY RELATED ORGANISM, PNEUMOCOCCUS TYPE VIII (1934) (23)
Pneumococcal pericarditis: a persisting problem in contemporary diagnosis. (1981) (23)
Antibodies of Low Molecular Weight in Normal Human Urine (1962) (23)
Neutralizing antibody to polioviruses in normal human urine. (1961) (23)
IN VITRO SUSCEPTIBILITY OF MENINGOCOCCI TO ELEVEN ANTIBIOTICS AND SULFADIAZINE (1954) (23)
RECURRENCES IN PNEUMOCOCCUS PNEUMONIA (1934) (23)
Clinical evaluation of aureomycin and chloramphenicol in herpes zoster. (1952) (23)
In vitro sensitivity of human pathogenic strains of streptococci to seven antibiotics. (1950) (23)
Susceptibility of Diplococcus pneumoniae, Haemophilus influenzae, and Neisseria meningitidis to 23 antibiotics. (1970) (22)
Effect of pH of medium and size of inoculum on activity of antibiotics against group D Streptococcus (Enterococcus). (1970) (22)
Present status of aureomycin therapy. (1949) (22)
Levels of penicillin in serum of newborn infants. (1966) (22)
IMMUNITY REACTIONS OF HUMAN SUBJECTS TO STRAINS OF PNEUMOCOCCI OTHER THAN TYPES I, II AND III (1933) (22)
INFLUENZA VIRUS ISOLATIONS AND SEROLOGICAL STUDIES MADE IN BOSTON DURING THE WINTER OF 1943-1944. (1945) (22)
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF MIXED INFECTIONS IN PNEUMOCOCCIC PNEUMONIA (1934) (22)
Twenty‐fifth anniversary of the discovery of Aureomycin: The place of the tetracyclines in antimicrobial therapy (1974) (22)
OBSERVATIONS ON THE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF PNEUMOCOCCI TO SULFAPYRIDINE, SULFATHIAZOLE AND SULFAMETHYLTHIAZOLE (1940) (21)
A double-blind study of the effectiveness of cortisol in the management of severe infections. (1962) (21)
OXACILLIN TREATMENT OF SEVERE STAPHYLOCOCCAL INFECTIONS. (1963) (21)
Sulfamethoxypyridazine: preliminary observations on absorption and excretion of a new, long-acting antibacterial sulfonamide. (1956) (21)
IMMUNIZATION OF HUMAN SUBJECTS WITH THE SPECIFIC CARBOHYDRATES OF TYPE III AND THE RELATED TYPE VIII PNEUMOCOCCUS. (1935) (21)
Coxsackie A9 infections with exanthems, with particular reference to urticaria. (1963) (21)
Susceptibility of recent isolates of Pseudomonas aeruginosa to gentamicin, polymyxin, and five penicillins, with observations on the pyocin and immunotypes of the strains. (1971) (21)
Effects of ACTH on induced malaria in man. (1951) (21)
Virus Pneumonias: Pneumonias Associated with Known Nonbacterial Agents: Influenza, Psittacosis and Q Fever (1942) (21)
Antibiotic combinations and resistance to antibiotics; development of resistance during repeated subcultures of Staphylococci and certain Streptococci on media containing penicillin, streptomycin, erythromycin, terramycin, and chloramphenicol used singly and in pairs. (1953) (21)
STUDIES ON THE ACTION OF SULFAPYRIDINE ON PNEUMOCOCCI. (1941) (20)
Susceptibility of Proteus species and Pseudomonas aeruginosa to penicillins and cephalosporins. (1970) (20)
Serotypes of Streptococcus pneumoniae isolated from blood cultures at Boston City Hospital between 1979 and 1982. (1984) (20)
Crossresistance to antibiotics; effect of repeated exposure of bacteria to aureomycin, terramycin, chloramphenicol or neomycin on the resistance to all of these antibiotics and to streptomycin and penicillin. (1951) (20)
AUREOMYCIN TREATMENT OF PNEUMOCOCCIC PNEUMONIA: Clinical and Laboratory Studies on Thirty-Three Patients (1949) (20)
OBSERVATIONS ON THE ABSORPTION, EXCRETION AND DISTRIBUTION OF SULFANILAMIDE, SULFAPYRIDINE, SULFATHIAZOLE AND SULFAMETHYLTHIAZOLE (1941) (20)
In vitro effect of rifampin on mycobacteria. (1969) (20)
RESISTANCE OF PENICILLINS AND CEPHALOSPORINS TO BETA‐LACTAMASES FROM GRAM‐NEGATIVE BACILLI: SOME CORRELATIONS WITH ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITY (1967) (20)
Summary of the Symposium (1982) (19)
COLD AGGLUTININS. VI. AGGLUTININS FOR AN INDIFFERENT STREPTOCOCCUS IN PRIMARY ATYPICAL PNEUMONIA AND IN OTHER CONDITIONS AND THEIR RELATION TO COLD ISOHEMAGGLUTININS. (1945) (19)
Antibacterial agents: uses and abuses in treatment and prophylaxis. (1960) (19)
Antimicrobial treatment for viral and related infections. I. Antibiotic treatment of primary atypical pneumonia. (1952) (19)
Antibiotic treatment of pertussis; comparison of penicillin, aureomycin, chloramphenicol, and terramycin in 150 cases. (1951) (19)
Aureomycin in the treatment of influenza and certain other acute respiratory infections with or without pneumonia. (1950) (19)
Treatment of Meningococcal Meningitis with Penicillin (1944) (19)
PNEUMOCOCCIC INFECTIONS IN FAMILIES. (1936) (19)
Activity of minocycline against Nocardia asteroides: comparison with tetracycline in agar-dilution and standard disc-diffusion tests and with sulfadiazine in an experimental infection of mice. (1973) (19)
IN VITRO ACTIVITY OF VARIOUS PENICILLINS (1961) (19)
THE EFFECT OF ADRENAL STEROIDS, CORTICOTROPIN, AND GROWTH HORMONE ON RESISTANCE TO EXPERIMENTAL INFECTIONS (1953) (19)
Clinical Evaluation of Cephaloridine (1968) (19)
Quantitative Inhibition of Haemophilus influenzae by Trimethoprim/Sulfamethoxazole (1977) (19)
SPECIFIC TREATMENT OF THE PNEUMOCOCCIC PNEUMONIAS; AN ANALYSIS OF THE RESULTS OF SERUM THERAPY AND CHEMOTHERAPY AT THE BOSTON CITY HOSPITAL FROM JULY 1938 THROUGH JUNE 1939 (1940) (19)
Penicillin levels in serum and in some body fluids during systemic and local therapy (1945) (18)
[Enhancement of tetracycline blood levels]. (1958) (18)
CLOXACILLIN: ACTIVITY IN VITRO, AND ABSORPTION AND URINARY EXCRETION IN NORMAL YOUNG MEN (1965) (18)
Antibiotic combinations; antistreptococcal and antistaphylococcal activity of plasma of normal subjects after oral doses of penicillin, oleandomycin and combinations of these antibiotics. (1957) (18)
ABSORPTION, EXCRETION AND DISTRIBUTION OF SULFADIAZINE (2-SULFANILAMIDO-PYRIMIDINE (1941) (18)
MENINGOCOCCIC INFECTIONS; REPORT OF 43 CASES OF MENINGOCOCCIC MENINGITIS AND 8 CASES OF MENINGOCOCCEMIA* (1944) (18)
SUSCEPTIBILITY OF PNEUMOCOCCI TO ELEVEN ANTIBIOTICS IN VITRO (1957) (18)
Nosocomial infections in surgical patients. Observations on effects of prophylactic antibiotics. (1976) (18)
Infection with Coxsackie Virus Group B, Type 3, with Vesicular Eruption-Report of Two Cases. (1960) (18)
Antibacterial activity of serum of normal subjects after oral doses of demethylchlortetracycline, chlortetracycline and oxytetracycline. (1959) (17)
LABORATORY STUDIES ON METHICILLIN: with special reference to patients treated for staphylococcal infections* (1962) (17)
Precipitating Antibody in Normal Human Urine.∗ (1961) (17)
Secondary pulmonary infections following antibiotic therapy for primary bacterial pneumonia. (1968) (17)
Inactivation of Methicillin, Oxacillin and Ancillin by Staphylococcus aureus. ∗ † (1962) (17)
PENICILLIN X: COMPARISON WITH PENICILLIN G WITH RESPECT TO SENSITIVITY OF PATHOGENIC ORGANISMS AND SERUM LEVELS (1945) (17)
THE PRESENT STATUS OF THE HIGHER TYPES OF ANTIPNEUMOCOCCUS SERUMS (1942) (17)
Susceptibility and crossresistance of bacteria to four related antibiotics: kanamycin, paromomycin, neomycin and streptomycin. (1958) (17)
Independent segregation of chloramphenicol resistance in Staphylococcus aureus. (1967) (17)
Laboratory studies on oxacillin. I. In vitro activity against staphylococci and some other bacterial pathogens. II. Absorption and urinary excretion in normal young men. (1963) (16)
Influenza and pneumonia; serologic studies during and after an outbreak of influenza B. (1948) (16)
Resistance of Bacteria to the Penicillins (1963) (16)
SUSCEPTIBILITY AND CROSS RESISTANCE OF BACTERIA TO STREPTOMYCIN, NEOMYCIN, PAROMOMYCIN, AND KANAMYCIN * (1958) (16)
PENICILLIN TREATMENT OF GONORRHEAL URETHRITIS. EFFECTS OF PENICILLIN SUSCEPTIBILITY OF CAUSATIVE ORGANISM AND CONCOMITANT PRESENCE OF PENICILLINASE- PRODUCING BACTERIA ON RESULTS. (1963) (16)
Susceptibility of recently isolated bacteria to amikacin in vitro: comparisons with four other aminoglycoside antibiotics. (1976) (16)
Susceptibility of recently isolated strains of hemophilus influenzae to eleven antibiotics in vitro. (1954) (16)
Studies on the Mechanism of Sulfonamide Bacteriostasis, Inhibition and Resistance (1941) (16)
Wound infections on an orthopedic service. A prospective study. (1972) (16)
Susceptibility of "enterobacteria" to aminoglycoside antibiotics: comparisons with tetracyclines, polymyxins, chloramphenicol, and spectinomycin. (1976) (16)
Absorption and excretion of sulfamethoxypyridazine: a new, long-acting antibacterial sulfonamide. (1957) (16)
The symposium on gentamicin. (1969) (15)
Independent measurement of ampicillin and cloxacillin in mixtures. (1967) (15)
THE SPECIFIC SERUM TREATMENT OF PNEUMOCOCCUS TYPE II PNEUMONIA (1933) (15)
Pneumonia and pneumococcal infections, with special reference to pneumococcal pneumonia. The 1979 J. Burns Amberson lecture. (1979) (15)
Trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole: absorption, excretion, and toxicity in six children. (1973) (15)
ANTIBODY RESPONSE TO INFECTIONS WITH TYPE III AND THE RELATED TYPE VIII PNEUMOCOCCUS. (1934) (15)
THE CLINICAL use of antibiotics in combination. (1957) (15)
Thiol-Group Binding of Zinc to a β-Lactamase of Bacillus cereus: Differential Effects on Enzyme Activity with Penicillin and Cephalosporins as Substrates (1968) (15)
The effect of ACTH and cortisone on pneumococcal and influenza viral infections in the white mouse. (1951) (15)
White paper on the therapeutic equivalence of chemically equivalent drugs. (1969) (14)
Antibacterial activity of serum after oral doses of tetracycline, demethylchlortetracycline, and 6‐methyleneoxytetracycline (1962) (14)
TERRAMYCIN IN PERTUSSIS: CLINICAL AND LABORATORY STUDIES (1950) (14)
Aureomycin therapy of nonpneumococcic and nontuberculous bacterial pulmonary infections. (1949) (14)
Erythromycin and alkalinisation of urine in the treatment of urinary-tract infections due to gram-negative bacilli. (1971) (14)
SUMMARY OF THE CONFERENCE ON KANAMYCIN: APPRAISAL AFTER EIGHT YEARS OF CLINICAL APPLICATION (1966) (14)
In vitro susceptibility of pneumococci to seven antibiotics. (1950) (14)
Enhancement of Blood Levels by Caronamide during Intramuscular Administration of Penicillin. (1947) (14)
TREATMENT OF PNEUMOCOCCIC PNEUMONIAS WITH SULFAPYRIDINE, SULFATHIAZOLE AND SERUM; ANALYSIS OF THE RESULTS OF SPECIFIC THERAPY AT THE BOSTON CITY HOSPITAL FROM JULY 1939 THROUGH JUNE 1940 (1941) (14)
Changing Prevalence of Pathogenic Bacteria in Relation to Time and the Introduction and Use of New Antimicrobial Agents (1971) (14)
COMPARATIVE ACTIVITY OF FOUR TETRACYCLINE ANALOGUES AGAINST PATHOGENIC BACTERIA IN VITRO* (1960) (14)
SUSCEPTIBILITY OF HEMOPHILUS INFLUENZAE TO 21 ANTIBIOTICS IN VITRO (1960) (14)
IN VITRO STUDIES ON TERRAMYCIN (1950) (13)
REACTIONS OF HUMAN SUBJECTS TO THE INJECTION OF PURIFIED TYPE SPECIFIC PNEUMOCOCCUS POLYSACCHARIDES. (1938) (13)
Coxsackie B5 infections with exanthems. (1963) (13)
Coxsackie viral infections. (1961) (13)
Excretion of demethylchlortetracycline into the bile. (1959) (13)
SUMMARY OF THE MONOGRAPH ON THE BASIC AND CLINICAL RESEARCH OF THE NEW ANTIBIOTIC, KANAMYCIN (1958) (13)
Penicillin G and benzethacil by mouth: comparison of penicillin levels in plasma of normal men after single oral doses. (1953) (13)
ANTIBODY RESPONSE OF PATIENTS WITH PNEUMOCOCCIC PNEUMONIA TREATED WITH SULFADIAZINE AND SULFATHIAZOLE (1942) (13)
PENICILLIN TREATMENT OF SCARLET FEVER: BACTERIOLOGIC STUDY OF THE NOSE AND THROAT OF PATIENTS TREATED INTRAMUSCULARLY OR BY SPRAY WITH PENICILLIN AND A COMPARISON WITH SULFADIAZINE (1945) (13)
Aureomycin treatment of herpes zoster. (1949) (13)
THE INFLUENCE OF DOSAGE AND ROUTE OF INJECTION ON THE ANTIBODY RESPONSE OF HUMAN SUBJECTS TO THE SPECIFIC CARBOHYDRATE OF THE TYPE VIII PNEUMOCOCCUS. (1935) (13)
Effects of plasma and fluid on pulmonary complications in burned patients; study of the effects in the victims of the Cocoanut Grove fire. (1946) (13)
Streptomycin; bacteriologic and pharmacologic aspects. (1947) (13)
TYPE I LOBAR PNEUMONIA TREATED WITH CONCENTRATED PNEUMOCOCCIC ANTIBODY (FELTON): THE CLINICAL COURSE (1931) (13)
Trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole. Summary and comments on the conference. (1973) (13)
THE NEW PENICILLINS. (1963) (13)
Chemoprophylaxis of infectious diseases (1960) (13)
COLD AGGLUTININS. III. OBSERVATIONS ON CERTAIN SEROLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL FEATURES OF COLD AGGLUTININS IN CASES OF PRIMARY ATYPICAL PNEUMONIA AND OF HEMOLYTIC ANEMIA. (1945) (13)
Measurement of three antibiotics (penicillin, cephalothin, and chloramphenicol) when present together in mixtures. (1968) (13)
THERAPY WITH SULFONAMIDE COMPOUNDS FOR PATIENTS WITH DAMAGE TO THE LIVER (1943) (13)
Antibacterial activity of streptonivicin and cathomycin, two new antibiotics. (1956) (12)
Antibiotic combinations; tetracycline, erythromycin, oleandomycin and spiramycin and combinations of tetracycline with each of the other three agents; comparisons of activity in vitro and antibacterial action of blood after oral administration. (1957) (12)
Comparative Activity of Various Penicillins Against Penicillinase-Producing and Nonpenicillinase-Producing Staphylococci.∗ (1961) (12)
Adventures with antibacterial drugs (1972) (12)
Antibiotic susceptibility and phage type of pathogenic staphylocci: a study of two hundred ten strains isolated at Boston City Hospital in 1955. (1959) (12)
Aureomycin treatment of urinary tract infections. (1949) (12)
A laboratory outbreak of infections with Coxsackie virus group A, type 9. (1960) (12)
Susceptibility of Neisseria gonorrhoeae to 66 antibacterial agents in vitro. (1976) (12)
ECHO 11 VIRUS INFECTIONS ASSOCIATED WITH EXANTHEMS. (1963) (12)
EFFECT OF FOOD ON ABSORPTION OF A NEW FORM OF ERYTHROMYCIN PROPIONATE* (1960) (12)
Effect of pH on streptomycin activity. (1948) (12)
Development of Chloramphenicol-Resistant and Chloramphenicol-Dependent Variants of a Strain of Klebsiella pneumoniae. ∗ (1950) (12)
BACTERIOLOGICAL AND IMMUNOLOGICAL STUDIES IN FAMILIES WITH PNEUMOCOCCIC INFECTIONS: THE DEVELOPMENT OF TYPE-SPECIFIC ANTIBODIES IN HEALTHY CONTACT CARRIERS. (1936) (12)
Round table: are new antibiotics needed? (1965) (12)
Antibiotic spectrum of Hemophilus pertussis. (1950) (12)
Antimicrobial treatment for viral and related infections. II. Antibiotic treatment of acute respiratory infections and influenza. (1952) (12)
Antibiotic spectrum of the gonococcus. (1950) (11)
Gram-negative bacillus empyema cured by intrapleural penicillin. (1946) (11)
Comparison of methods for typing Proteus mirabilis as applied in an epidemiological study of infections in a nursery for newborns. (1970) (11)
Streptomycin; clinical uses. (1947) (11)
SULFAMETHOXYPYRIDAZINE: CONCENTRATIONS IN BLOOD AND URINE DURING ORAL ADMINISTRATION OF VARIOUS DOSAGES (1957) (11)
Urinary Excretion of Aureomycin.∗ (1948) (11)
Susceptibility of "enterobacteria" to penicillins, cephalosporins, lincomycins, erythromycin, and rifampin. (1976) (11)
SUSCEPTIBILITY OF GONOCOCCI TO ANTIBIOTICS AND SULFADIAZINE A STUDY OF STRAINS ISOLATED AT BOSTON CITY HOSPITAL FROM CASES OF ACUTE GONORRHEAL URETHRITIS IN MALES, AUGUST, 1958 TO FEBRUARY, 1959 (1960) (11)
Combined action of penicillin G with methicillin or oxacillin against Staphylococcus aureus. (1963) (11)
BACTERICIDAL ACTION OF SODIUM SULFAPYRIDINE AND OF A GLUCOSE-SULFAPYRIDINE SOLUTION IN HUMAN BLOOD. (1940) (11)
PNEUMOCOCCIC PNEUMONIA COMPLICATING OPERATIONS AND TRAUMA: ANALYSIS OF TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-NINE CASES OF POSTOPERATIVE AND NINETY-TWO OF POST-TRAUMATIC PNEUMONIA ASSOCIATED WITH TYPED PNEUMOCOCCI (1941) (11)
Disk Diffusion and Serial Dilution Tests of Susceptibility of Some Pathogenic Gram-Negative Bacilli and Enterococci to Carbenicillin and Ampicillin (1975) (11)
Duration of hospitalization for acute bacterial empyema at Boston City Hospital during 12 selected years from 1935 to 1972. (1978) (11)
SPECIFIC SEROTHERAPY AND CHEMOTHERAPY OF THE PNEUMOCOCCUS PNEUMONIAS (1939) (11)
Novobiocin; a limited bacteriologic and clinical study of its use in forty-five patients. (1956) (11)
Sensitivity of diphtheria bacilli and related organisms to nine antibiotics. (1950) (11)
TREATMENT OF SEVERE STAPHYLOCOCCAL INFECTIONS WITH ANCILLIN (1963) (11)
Empiric therapy for bacterial infections: the historical perspective. (1983) (11)
Erythromycin plus alkalinization in treatment of urinary infections. (1969) (11)
Antibiotic therapy for staphylococcal diseases (1959) (11)
Anatomic and Bacteriologie Findings in Infections with Specific Types of Pneumococci, including Types I to XXXII. (1937) (10)
AN EPIZOOTIC OF PNEUMOCOCCUS TYPE 19 INFECTIONS IN GUINEA PIGS. (1945) (10)
Antibiotic-resist micrococcic infections: guest editorial. (1955) (10)
Aureomycin treatment of pertussis (1950) (10)
AN ARTICLE CONTRIBUTED TO AN ANNIVERSARY VOLUME IN HONOR OF DOCTOR JOSEPH HERSEY PRATT: MASSIVE ATELECTATIC COLLAPSE OF THE LUNG COMPLICATING PNEUMOCOCCUS PNEUMONIA (1937) (10)
In vitro sensitivity of pathogenic enteric bacteria to various antibiotics. (1950) (10)
Cold agglutinins. VIII. Occurrence of cold isohemagglutinins in patients with primary atypical pneumonia or influenza viral infection, Boston City Hospital, June, 1950, to July, 1956. (1958) (10)
Proceedings of the Second Clinical ACTH Conference (1951) (10)
The basic and clinical research of the new antibiotic, kanamycin (1959) (10)
Clinical Uses of Currently Available Antibiotics* (1953) (10)
PENICILLIN AND PROBENECID: A CONTROLLED STUDY OF PENICILLIN LEVELS IN PLASMA OF PATIENTS WITH BACTERIAL ENDOCARDITIS (1957) (10)
Bacteremic superinfections of patients with bacteremia: occurrence, bacteriology, mortality, and duration of hospitalization at Boston City Hospital during 12 selected years between 1935 and 1972. (1978) (10)
In vitro susceptibility of Hemophilus influenzae to seven antibiotics. (1950) (10)
TOXOPLASMA ANTIBODIES AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS. (1963) (10)
IN VITRO SUSCEPTIBILITY OF RECENTLY ISOLATED STRAINS OF PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA TO TEN ANTIBIOTICS (1961) (10)
INACTIVATION OF SOME SEMISYNTHETIC PENICILLINS BY GRAM-NEGATIVE BACILLI (1963) (10)
In Vitro Activity of p-Hydroxybenzyl Penicillin (Penicillin X) and Five Other Penicillins Against Neisseria gonorrhoeae: Comparisons of Strains from Patients with Uncomplicated Infections and from Women with Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (1977) (9)
Streptomycin. II. Clinical Uses. (1947) (9)
Chemoprophylaxis ofinfectious diseases (1959) (9)
Placental transfer of sulfamethoxypyridazine. (1957) (9)
FATAL AGRANULOCYTOSIS FROM SULFATHIAZOLE (1941) (9)
Q fever report of a case. (1947) (9)
Treatment of typhoid fever with chloromycetin; results in four cases and in a chronic carrier. (1949) (9)
Differences between Urinary Albumin and Serum Albumin (1962) (9)
Salmonellosis and shigellosis at Boston City Hospital. 2. Susceptibility of strains of Salmonellae and Shigellae to antibacterial agents. (1974) (9)
A controlled study of the use of prophylactic antimicrobials in premature infants; bacteriologic observations. (1956) (9)
Amoxicillin: in vitro susceptibility of "blood culture strains" of gram-negative bacilli and comparisons with penicillin G ampicillin, and carbenicillin. (1974) (9)
Hospital outbreak of infections with Salmonella newington. (1951) (9)
Comparative Effect of Aureomycin and Chloromycetin on Psittacosis Infection in Chick Embryos.∗ (1949) (9)
Antibacterial activity of serum after oral doses of triacetyloleandomycin, erythromycin, potassium penicillin V and penicillin V. (1958) (9)
ANTIBODY RESPONSE TO INFECTIONS WITH THE NEWLY CLASSIFIED TYPES OF PNEUMOCOCCI (COOPER). (1934) (9)
SPECIFIC CUTANEOUS REACTIONS AND CIRCULATING ANTIBODIES IN THE COURSE OF LOBAR PNEUMONIA (1931) (9)
Cell walls of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus. (1969) (9)
OBSERVATIONS ON THE EFFECT OF CORTICOSTEROIDS AND GROWTH HORMONE ON RESISTANCE TO EXPERIMENTAL PNEUMOCOCCAL AND INFLUENZA VIRUS INFECTIONS (1953) (9)
CLINICAL AND IMMUNOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS IN CASES OF PNEUMOCOCCUS TYPE VII PNEUMONIA TREATED WITH CONCENTRATED TYPE‐SPECIFIC ANTIBODY (1937) (9)
Neutralizing antibody to polioviruses in normal human urine. (1962) (9)
Antibiotic combinations: antistreptococcal and anti-staphylococcal activity of normal subjects after ingestion of erythromycin or chloramphenicol or both. (1957) (9)
Trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole : microbiological, pharmacological, and clinical considerations (1974) (9)
ADEQUATE DOSAGE IN THE SPECIFIC SERUM TREATMENT OF PNEUMOCOCCUS TYPE I PNEUMONIA (1936) (8)
[Antibiotic blood level enhancement]. (1958) (8)
Nosocomial epidemics seriatim. Multidrug-resistant bacteria and R factors. (1977) (8)
Clinical and Immunologic Observations in Cases of Pneumococcus Type V Pneumonia Treated with Specific Antibody (1936) (8)
FAILURE OF PARA‐AMINOBENZOIC ACID TO INHIBIT SULFONAMIDE RASHES AND FEVERS (1941) (8)
Clinical and Laboratory Studies on the Use of Serum and Sulfapyridine in the Treatment of the Pneumococcal Pneumonias (1940) (8)
Carbomycin therapy; results of a brief clinical trial, chiefly in patients with pneumonia. (1953) (8)
Chronic pseudomonas osteomyelitis. Report on the use of gentamicin sulphate in three cases. (1970) (8)
Bacteriostatic and Bactericidal Action of Sulfadiazine in Vitro on Gram-Negative Bacteria (1941) (8)
A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE BLOOD CONCENTRATIONS AND URINARY EXCRETION OF SULFAPYRIDINE AND SULFANILAMIDE AFTER SINGLE DOSES OF SULFAPYRIDINE AND RELATED COMPOUNDS ADMINISTERED BY VARIOUS ROUTES. (1940) (8)
OBSERVATIONS ON THE URINARY EXCRETION OF SULFADIAZINE. (1943) (8)
Duration of hospitalization for bacteremic infections at Boston City Hospital during 12 selected years between 1935 and 1972. (1978) (8)
Antibiotic combinations: antibacterial action of plasma of normal subjects after oral doses of penicillin V, tetracycline hydrochloride and a combination of both. (1957) (8)
Absorption and Urinary Excretion of Chloramphenicol and 2 Analogues, Thiocymetin and U-15,442 in Normal Men.∗ (1960) (8)
NEW VIRAL EXANTHEMS (CONCLUDED). (1963) (8)
Perspective: Hospital‐acquired infections: the problems of methicillin‐resistant Staphylococcus aureus and infections with Klebsiella pneumoniae (1972) (8)
Antibiotic Combinations and Resistance to Antibiotics (1953) (7)
Blood levels and urinary excretion of aureomycin after intravenous and intramuscular administration. (1950) (7)
Observations on demethylchlortetracycline. (1959) (7)
A Prospective Study of Wound Infections on an Orthopedic Service With Illustrative Cases (1972) (7)
THE USE OP RABBIT THROMBIN AS A LOCAL HEMOSTATIC (1941) (7)
Antibiotic combinations; antibacterial action of plasma of human subjects after ingestion of penicillin V or chloramphenicol or both. (1958) (7)
The new antibiotic era: for better or for worse? (1972) (7)
Plasma Penicillin Levels from Oral Penicillins V and G and Intramuscular Penicillin G.∗ (1955) (7)
Some clinical and laboratory observations on the hydriodide of diethylaminoethyl ester of penicillin G (neo-penil). (1952) (7)
Effect of ACTH on leucocyte counts in white mice. (1951) (7)
SULFAMETHOXYPYRIDAZINE AND SULFACHLOROPYRIDAZINE (1957) (7)
Studies on the Penicillinase of Staphylococcus albus. ∗ (1963) (7)
Use of Para-Aminobenzoic Acid to Inhibit Sulfonamide Action in Bactericidal Tests (1941) (7)
The Agglutination of Human Erythrocytes in Antipneumococcal Sera (1940) (7)
Gentamicin: antibacterial activity, clinical pharmacology and clinical applications. (1969) (7)
Turbidimetric method for determining sensitivity of bacteria to antibiotics. (1951) (7)
Current therapeutics. CXIV. Novobiocin. (1957) (7)
Ethics, consent, and controlled clinical trial. (1966) (7)
Absorption of orally administered neomycin and kanamycin, with special reference to patients with severe hepatic and renal diseases. (1959) (7)
Effect of Tonsillectomy on the Acute Attack of Rheumatic Fever. Preliminary Report. (1930) (7)
A Study of Strains of Pneumococci Immunologically Closely Related to Both Type XI and Type XVI Pneumococci (1938) (7)
Cold agglutinins. VII. tests for cold isohemagglutinins in pneumonia and other acute respiratory infections over a four-year period. (1951) (7)
ANTIBODY RESPONSE TO INFECTIONS WITH TYPE II AND THE RELATED TYPE V PNEUMOCOCCUS. (1934) (7)
Susceptibility of enterococcus to eleven antibiotics in vitro; with special reference to species differences. (1957) (7)
Selective Inhibition of Sulfonamide Drugs by Various Media (1941) (6)
Some recent observations on staphylococcal infections in relation to antibiotic therapy. (1951) (6)
SPECIFIC TREATMENT OF PNEUMOCOCCUS TYPE V AND TYPE VII PNEUMONIAS.: INCLUDING THE USE OF HORSE AND RABBIT ANTIPNEUMOCOCCUS SERUMS AND SULPHANILAMIDE (1939) (6)
IMMUNOLOGICAL STUDIES IN PATIENTS WITH PNEUMOCOCCUS TYPE III PNEUMONIA TREATED WITH SUL-FANILAMIDE AND SERUM. (1939) (6)
ANTIBIOTIC combinations. (1956) (6)
Isolation and identification of influenza viruses during the epidemic of December, 1945. (1948) (6)
Comparison of antibiotic susceptibility of group D streptococcus strains isolated at Boston City Hospital in 1953-54 and 1968-69. (1969) (6)
A Substance in Egg Yolk Which Inhibits Deterioration of Aureomycin Activity.∗ (1949) (6)
Antibacterial activity of serum of normal men after oral doses of erythromycin propionate and triacetyloleandomycin. (1959) (6)
PNEUMOCOCCUS TYPE II AND TYPE V INFECTIONS (1936) (6)
The Effect of Tonsillectomy on the Occurrence and Course of Acute Polyarthritis: Analysis of 654 consecutive case histories. (1933) (6)
Controlling Clinical Therapeutic Experiments with Specific Serums (1941) (6)
Chemoprophylaxis of infectious diseases: III. Applications in surgical and obstetric practice; General discussion and summary (1960) (6)
Oral Penicillin X. (1946) (6)
Present Day Specific Treatment of the Pneumonias (1944) (6)
Superinfections in the antibiotic era. (1973) (6)
New Phages Active Against Staphylococci that Are Resistant to the Conventional Phage Set.∗ (1961) (6)
Specific Treatment Of Pneumococcus Type Ii Pneumonia.: Including The Use Of Horse And Rabbit Antipneumococcus Serums And Sulphanilamide (1939) (6)
DIRECT COMPARISON BETWEEN SPECIFIC AND NONSPECIFIC SERUM THERAPY FOR TYPE I LOBAR PNEUMONIA (1933) (6)
Treatment of Pneumococcus Type 3 Pneumonia with Specific Serum and Sulfanilamide (1939) (6)
Enhanced activity of novobiocin against gram-negative bacilli in acid media. (1968) (6)
Chemotherapy and control of infection among victims of the Cocoanut Grove disaster. (1946) (6)
Further observations on a substance in egg yolk which protects aureomycin from deterioration. (1950) (6)
Bacterial infections. Changes in their causative agents-trends and possible basis. (1971) (6)
COLD AGGLUTININS. IV. CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF CERTAIN ASPECTS OF THE METHOD FOR DETERMINING COLD ISOHEMAGGLUTININS. (1945) (6)
The Influenza Viruses. Virology Monographs (1970) (6)
PARENTERAL SULFAPYRIDINE; THE INTRAVENOUS USE OF SODIUM SULFAPYRIDINE AND A REPORT OF CLINICAL AND LABORATORY OBSERVATIONS ON THE USE OF A GLUCOSE-SULFAPYRIDINE SOLUTION (1940) (6)
Serologic studies of influenza made in Boston during the winter of 1945-1946. (1948) (6)
Chronic Pseudomonas Osteomyelitis (1970) (5)
Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy—1969. (1971) (5)
Emergence of antibiotic-resistant bacteria. (1955) (5)
Influenza B in Needham, Massachusetts, December, 1945; serologic studies in cases and in family contacts. (1947) (5)
IMMUNE REACTIONS OF CARRIERS AND NONCARRIERS OF TYPE–SPECIFIC PNEUMOCOCCI. A BACTERIOLOGICAL AND IMMTJNOLOGICAL STUDY OF HOSPITAL CONTACTS (1940) (5)
Editorial: Staphylococci, Antibiotics, and Endocarditis (1957) (5)
Antibiotics for Staphylococcal Infections (1958) (5)
PERSISTENCE OF PNEUMOCOCCI IN SULFONAMIDE TREATED CASES OF PNEUMONIA (1945) (5)
Treatment of Meningitis (1941) (5)
Current problems in infective endocarditis. With special reference to cases acquired in hospital or after cardiac surgery. (1972) (5)
Treatment of Bacterial Endocarditis: Dosage of Penicillin, Use of Other Antibiotics and Treatment of Patients with Negative Blood Cultures (1954) (5)
IMMUNOLOGICAL REACTIONS OF PNEUMONIC PLEURAL FLUIDS (1932) (5)
Editorial: Combinations of antimicrobial drugs: trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole. (1974) (4)
The use of streptomycin in the treatment of meningitis. (1947) (4)
Effect of antibiotics on organisms used in certain microbiologic assays of essential nutrients. (1954) (4)
Conference on the Pneumococcus: summary and comments. (1981) (4)
Observations on antibiotic resistance of certain pathogenic bacteria. (1958) (4)
SHOULD HETEROPHILE ANTIBODY BE USED IN THE TREATMENT OF PNEUMOCOCCIC PNEUMONIA (1935) (4)
Efficacy of standard disc-diffusion test as applied to susceptibility of Staphylococcus aureus to tetracycline and minocycline. (1972) (4)
The Use of Serum, Sulfanilamide, and Sulfapyridine in the Treatment of Pneumococcic Infections (1939) (4)
Advances in aminoglycoside therapy; amikacin. Exerpta Medica International Symposium held at Kurzentrum, Schliersee, West Germany, June 10-12, 1975. (1976) (4)
Absorption and Excretion of Sulfamethyldiazine (2-Sulfanilamido-4-methyl-pyrimidine) in Human Subjects (1942) (4)
ANTIBIOTIC combinations. (1957) (4)
I. Prevalence of extrachromosomal drug resistance. Changes in asusceptibility of selected pathogenic bacteria to widely used antibiotics. (1971) (4)
Serologic findings in patients with primary atypical pneumonia. (1948) (4)
Serratia marcescens: Biochemical, Serological, and Epidemiological Characteristics and Antibiotic Susceptibility of Strains Isolated at Boston City Hospital (1970) (4)
A FAMILY OUTBREAK OF TYPE V PNEUMOCOCCIC INFECTIONS: CLINICAL, BACTERIOLOGICAL AND IMMUNOLOGICAL STUDIES (1939) (4)
Changing etiology of bacterial infections. (1976) (4)
Introductory remarks on the current status of antibiotic therapy and the outlook for future developments. (1955) (4)
INFECTIONS WITH PNEUMOCOCCUS TYPE VII (1937) (4)
COLD AGGLUTININS. V. DETERIORATION OF COLD ISOHEMAGGLUTININS ON STORAGE. (1945) (4)
The current status of erythromycin, kanamycin, novobiocin, oleandomycin, ristocetin, and vancomycin, with particular reference to their use in staphylococcal disease; panel discussion. (1958) (4)
The Availability of Specific Pneumococcus Antibody after Intravenous, Intramuscular, and Subcutaneous Injection (1936) (4)
Duration of hospitalization for acute bacterial meningitis at Boston City Hospital during 12 selected years, 1935–1972 (1977) (4)
Comparison of seven antibiotics against Hemophilus pertussis infection in chick embryos. (1950) (4)
THE DOSE OF ANTIBODY EFFECTIVE IN THE TREATMENT OF PNEUMOCOCCUS TYPE II PNEUMONIA.* (1936) (4)
Some Uses and Abuses of Chemotherapy in Pneumonia (1941) (4)
Modern Treatment of Pneumonia (1943) (4)
Salmonellosis and shigellosis at Boston City Hospital. 1. Relationship to bacteremic infections due to enterobacteria. (1974) (4)
In vitro observations on A-8506 (bryamycin). (1958) (4)
STAPHYLOCOCCAL INFECTIONS AND ANTISTAPHYLOCOCCAL ANTIBIOTICS. (1965) (4)
FURTHER STUDIES ON RECURRENCES IN PNEUMOCOCCIC PNEUMONIA WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE EFFECT OF SPECIFIC TREATMENT (1942) (4)
Landmark article June 14, 1941: Sulfadiazine. Therapeutic evaluation and toxic effects on four hundred and forty-six patients. By Maxwell Finland, Elias Strauss, and Osler L. Peterson. (1984) (4)
Absorption and excretion of sulfathiadiazole and sulfamethylthiadiazole after oral administration in human beings. (1946) (4)
Gaps in therapy for infectious diseases: a historical perspective. (1982) (3)
Relationships of antibiotics in animal feeds and salmonellosis in animals and man. (1975) (3)
Revival of antibacterial immunization: meningococcal vaccines prove promising. (1970) (3)
Sterile Penicillinase from Phage-lysed Staphylococci (1962) (3)
Chemotherapy of Pneumonia (1941) (3)
Current therapeutics. LXXII. Bacitracin. (1953) (3)
HETEROPHILE ANTIBODIES IN PNEUMONIA. (1935) (3)
Infections in splenectomized children. (1961) (3)
Carboxythiazole (2-Sulfanilamido-5-Carboxythiazole) in Blood, Urine and Feces After Oral Administration in Humans (1945) (3)
COXSACKIE A9 INFECTIONS WITH EXANTHEMS (1963) (3)
Clinical investigation of new antimicrobial agents. (1969) (3)
SULFONAMIDE INHIBITING ACTION OF PROCAINE (1944) (3)
Furaltadone. Antibacterial activity in vitro and in serum of patients during treatment. (1961) (3)
Changing patterns of resistance of certain pathogenic bacteria to antimicrobial agents. (1955) (3)
Susceptibility of enterococci and of hemolytic streptococci of groups A, B, C, and G to five new antibiotics in vitro. (1957) (3)
Antibiotic combinations: antibacterial action of serum after ingestion of novobiocin or tetracycline or both. (1960) (3)
Host-pathogen-drug interactions in surgical patients with bacteremia. (1974) (3)
Present-Day Specific Treatment of Pneumonia (1941) (3)
Mechanism and Evaluation of Antiseptics (1951) (3)
Susceptibility of enterococcus to eleven antibiotics in vitro; with special reference to species differences. (1957) (3)
Local streptomycin therapy for suppurative otitis; bacteriologic and clinical observations. (1949) (3)
Editorial: The present and future of clinical research in infectious diseases. (1975) (2)
Synergistic Action ofAmpicillin andErythromycin Against Nocardia asteroides: Effect ofTimeofIncubation (1974) (2)
Present status of tests for sensitivity of bacteria to antimicrobial agents. (1955) (2)
Susceptibility of Recent Isolates of Pseudomonas aeruginosa to Gentamicin, Polymyxin, and Five Penicillins, with Observations on the Pyocin and Immunotypes of the Strains (1971) (2)
NEW DRUGS AND THE FDA. (1964) (2)
Communicable and Infectious Diseases,ed 7. (1974) (2)
The Modern Treatment of Pneumonia (1936) (2)
Influenza viral infections in Boston, September 1947 to August 1949; a study of the serologic response of patients and of the antigenic differences among the influenza viruses that were isolated. (1951) (2)
New developments in antibiotics. Future clinical studies for the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. (1978) (2)
Legionnaires' disease: they came, saw, and conquered. (1979) (2)
EFFECT OF ORAL CARONAMIDE ON PLASMA PENICILLIN LEVELS FOLLOWING LARGE INTRAMUSCULAR DOSES OF PENICILLIN (1948) (2)
The Diagnosis of Virus and Bacterial Pneumonia in Children (1943) (2)
In Vitro Effect of Rifampin on Mycobacteria (1969) (2)
The antibiotics in gastrointestinal diseases. (1950) (2)
Independent Measurement ofAmpicillin and Cloxacillin inMixtures (1967) (2)
The Absorption of Pneumococcal Antibody after Intramuscular Injection of Antipneumococcal Horse and Rabbit Serums (1938) (2)
Antimicrobial agents and chemotherapy-1961 : proceedings of the First Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy, New York City, October 31-November 2, 1961 (1962) (2)
Changing Etiology of Bacterial Infections1 (1976) (2)
Pneumonia; etiology, diagnosis and specific treatment. (1946) (2)
Tuberculosis Mortality and Morbidity and the Problem of BCG Vaccination in the United States (1959) (2)
Cross-resistance to antibiotics; effect of repeated exposures of bacteria to streptomycin or neomycin on the resistance to both of these and to six other antibiotics. (1952) (2)
Aureomycin treatment of pneumococcic pneumonia; clinical and laboratory studies on 33 patients. (1949) (2)
Serum levels after single oral doses of 6- penicillanate and penicillin V (1960) (1)
Susceptibility and Cross-Resistance of Bacteria to Four Related Antibiotics (1958) (1)
The use of sulfonamide drugs (1941) (1)
Trophism versus Tropism (1952) (1)
Pneumonia: present status of diagnosis and treatment. (1952) (1)
A study of some factors involved in the colorimetric determination of caronamide. (1949) (1)
Bacterial incidence of otitis media and isolation of viruses from middle ear fluid (1965) (1)
Carbenicillin: Activity In Vitro andAbsorption andExcretion inNormalYoungMen (1968) (1)
Infectious Diseases Society of America. Presentation of the Bristol Award to Louis Weinstein. (1979) (1)
Antifungal activity of flucytosine. (1972) (1)
Influenza B in Boston, 1952; isolations of virus and serologic studies in patients, including a study of antigenic differences among influenza B viruses isolated in Boston from 1945 to 1952. (1955) (1)
Observations on bacteria sensitive to, resistant to, and dependent upon 4490-4498 CHEMOTHERAPY 516 streptomycin (1948) (1)
The Type-Speeific Agglutinin Response of Infants and Children with Pneumoeoeeal Pneumonias. (1942) (1)
Clinical evaluation of cephaloridine. (1968) (1)
Diffusion of Penicillinase from Staphylococcus aureus. ∗ (1962) (1)
Antigenic differences among influenza A viruses, including serologic response of patients. (1948) (1)
An Introduction to Virology. (1969) (1)
Effect of pH of Medium and Size of Inoculum on Activity of Antibiotics Against Group D Streptococcus (Enterococcus) (1970) (1)
Penicillin in the treatment of gonococcal infections; analysis of the results reported in the literature through 1945. (1946) (1)
PLASMA PENICILLIN LEVELS AFTER ORAL PENICILLIN WITH AND WITHOUT ORAL CARONAMIDE (1948) (1)
Influenza in Boston during the winter of 1955. (1956) (1)
Susceptibility ofPneumococci andHaemophilus influenzae toAntibacterial Agents (1976) (1)
Emergence of antibiotic-resistant bacteria. (1955) (1)
Characterization of strains of influenza virus isolated in Boston in 1943-1944. (1957) (1)
Modern Trends in Medical Virology 1. (1968) (1)
The Type-Specific Agglutinin Response of Infants and Children with Pneumococcal Pneumonias (1942) (1)
Susceptibility of microorganisms to antibiotics isolated from hospitalized and nonhospitalized persons; panel discussion. (1956) (1)
Antibiotic combinations; antibacterial action of plasma after ingestion of novobiocin or penicillin G or both. (1957) (1)
THE NEW PENICILLINS. (1963) (1)
N1PACETYL SULFAMETHOXYPYRIDAZINE: CONCENTRATIONS IN BLOOD AND URINE DURING ORAL ADMINISTRATION AND COMPARISONS WITH SULFAMETHOXYPYRIDAZINE (1958) (1)
Absorption of erythromycin propionate and triacetyloleandomycin. (1958) (1)
Cytomegalovirus. Biology and infection. By Monto Ho, M.D. vi + 309 pp. New York and London: Plenum Medical Book Company, 1982. $39.50 (1982) (1)
STUDIES ON STAPHYLOCOCCI OF PHAGE TYPE “80/81” (1961) (1)
Current concepts in therapy; antibiotics. III. Absorption and excretion and toxicity. (1958) (1)
COXSACKIE B5 INFECTIONS WITH EXANTHEMS (1963) (1)
Bactericidal activity of mouse lung in reovirus infection. (1967) (1)
Antibiotic combinations; antistreptococcal and antistaphylococcal activity of plasms of normal subjects after ingestion of erythromycin or penicillin or both. (1956) (1)
The distribution and excretion of four tetracycline analogues in normal young men. (1959) (1)
Laboratory experiences with influenza in Boston during the winter 1949-50. (1955) (1)
Annual Review of Medicine: Selected Topics in the Clinical Sciences (1980) (0)
Osteomyelitis: Clinical Features, Therapeutic Considerations, and Unusual Aspects. (1972) (0)
1946-48 -- Correspondence, Miscellaneous -- letter, 1948-03-24 (1948) (0)
Feldman, Harry A. -- 1976-85 -- Correspondence, Individual -- letter, 1978-09-14 (1978) (0)
Sulfamethoxypyridazine (1956) (0)
COLD AGGLUTININS. VIL. TESTS FOR COLD ISOHEMAGGLUTININS IN PNEUMONIA AND OTHER ACUTE RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS OVER A FOUR-YEAR PERIOD (1951) (0)
Demethylchlortetracycline (1960) (0)
ANOTHER PENICILLIN ERA. (1963) (0)
Novobiocin and acidification for treatment of bacteriuria due to gram-negative bacilli. (1969) (0)
Antibiotic-Supplemented Feeds (1974) (0)
Antimicrobial therapy of meningococcal infections. (1955) (0)
Finland, Maxwell -- 1976-79 -- Correspondence, Individual -- letter, 1976-01-26 (1976) (0)
Antibiotic treatment of viral diseases. (1952) (0)
The Medical Annual: The Year Book of Treatment (1982) (0)
Oral penicillin X. (1946) (0)
Book ReviewHandbook of Bacteriological Technique. (1968) (0)
Cephalexin andCephaloglycin Activity InVitro and Absorption andUrinary Excretion ofSingle Oral Doses inNormal YoungAdults (1968) (0)
Therapy of influenzal meningitis. (1955) (0)
Book ReviewThe Common Cold. Common Colds and Related Diseases. (1966) (0)
Diffusion of Penicil-linase from Staphylococcus aureus. (1962) (0)
Book ReviewHandbook of Congenital Malformations. (1968) (0)
The challenge of new drugs to the clinical investigator. (1959) (0)
InVitro Effect ofRifampin on Mycobacteria (1969) (0)
The Clinical Application of Antibiotics. Volume IV: Erythromycin and Other Antibiotics . By M. E. Florey, M.D. (1960) (0)
Chemotherapy and antibiotics. (1948) (0)
Chemoprophylaxis of infectious diseases, I. General considerations and application to streptococcal infections, rheumatic fever, glomerulonephritis and bacterial endocarditis. (1959) (0)
Discussion of papers on cathomycin. (1955) (0)
HETEROPHILE ANTIBODIES IN PNEUMONIA1 (0)
Medical treatment of empyema. (1946) (0)
Clinical and Therapeutic Aspects of the Conflagration Injuries to the Respiratory Tract Sustained by Victims of the Cocoanut Grove Disaster (1972) (0)
Global epidemiology - stocktaking at WHO. (1972) (0)
Bacteremia Caused by Group G Streptococci in Parenteral Drug Abusers: Epidemiological and Clinical Aspects (1986) (0)
The Staphylococcus problem and antistaphylococcal antibiotics. (1959) (0)
The BookshelfHEMOPHILUS INFLUENZAEEdited by Sarah H. Sell and David T. Karzon. Vanderbilt University Press, Nashville, Tennessee, 1973, 325 pp, $15.00 (1974) (0)
Recent Advances in Chemotherapy (1951) (0)
Book ReviewAntimicrobial Therapy in Medical Practice. (1956) (0)
THE NEW PENICILLINS. (1963) (0)
Pneumonia: present status of diagnosis and treatment. (1952) (0)
A Manual of Penicillia (1968) (0)
Some aspects of the use of chemotherapy and antibiotics. (1948) (0)
The Use of Specific Serums in the Treatment of Pneumonias Associated with Pneumococci of the Higher Types (1939) (0)
Brief recording: Infection with Coxsackie virus group B, type 3, with vesicular eruption--report of two cases. (1960) (0)
Pathologic Findings in the Lungs of Five Cases from Which Influenza Virus Was Isolated. (1946) (0)
Book ReviewThe Evolution and Eradication of Infectious Diseases. (1964) (0)
Foreword to the first issue (1982) (0)
[Demethylchlortetracycline. A new and more stable antibiotic of the tetracycline group with a stronger and longer-acting antibacterial effect]. (1959) (0)
Nutrition and Infection (1968) (0)
Bacteriologie Studies on Aureomyein. (1948) (0)
DiskDiffusion andSerial Dilution Tests ofSusceptibility of SomePathogenic Gram-Negative Bacilli andEnterococci to Carbenicillin andAmpicillin (1975) (0)
Some clinical uses and limitations of streptomycin. (1947) (0)
Differential Diagnosis: The Interpretation of Clinical Evidence (1958) (0)
Early clinical evaluation of antibiotics for use against gram-positive organisms (1974) (0)
LABORATORY STUDIES ON OXACILLIN (1963) (0)
Individuals Alphabetic -- 1959-61 -- Correspondence, OPV Distribution -- letter, 1961-02-20 (1961) (0)
ANTIBIOTICS MONOGRAPHS NO. 12. ANTIBIOTIC THERAPY FOR STAPHYLOCOCCAL DISEASES (1960) (0)
The John Phillips Memorial Lecture: Changing Patterns of Susceptibility of Some Common Bacterial Pathogens to Antimicrobial Agents. (1971) (0)
Experiences with streptomycin therapy. (1947) (0)
[Not Available]. (1957) (0)
Pigeon Pneumonitis, Correspondence -- 1952-61 -- Other Diseases Researched, Miscellaneous -- letter, 1952-10-15 (1952) (0)
Second international symposium on gentamicin. An aminoglycosidc antibiotic. University of California School of Medicine, Los Angeles, California, January 25-26, 1971. (1971) (0)
Pathology of Pregnancy. INCREASING THE USEFULNESS OF ANTIBIOTICS: TREATMENT OF INFECTIONS CAUSED BY GRAM-NEGATIVE BACILLI (1970) (0)
Antibiotic combinations; tetracycline, erythromycin, oleandomycin and spiramycin, and combinations of tetracycline with each of the other three agents; comparisons of activity in vitro and antibacterial action of blood after oral administration. (1957) (0)
Metabolic Analysis ofSerologically Defined Neisseria meningitidis Isolates byFrequency-Pulsed Electron Capture Gas-Liquid Chromatography (1981) (0)
Antibiotic combinations. (1971) (0)
Pneumonia: present status of diagnosis and treatment. (1954) (0)
An Unusual Distribution of Peripheral Gangrene in a Case of Subacute Bacterial Endocarditis (1928) (0)
[Pneumonia: current status of diagnosis and therapy]. (1954) (0)
Antibiotic for staphylococcal infections. (1958) (0)
[Not Available]. (1946) (0)
Some Aspects of Pneumococcus Infection in Man (1937) (0)
The role of steroids in infection and immunity. (1951) (0)
Susceptibility of pncumococci and Haemophilus influenzas to antibacterial agents. (1976) (0)
Staphylococci, antibiotics, and endocarditis. (1957) (0)
Contributions of Maxwell Finland to the Clinical Pharmacology of Antibiotics (1972) (0)
Measurement ofThreeAntibiotics (Penicillin, Cephalothin, andChloramphenicol) When Present Together inMixtures (1968) (0)
[Pneumonia; current status of diagnosis and therapy]. (1953) (0)
Effect ofpH ofMediumandSizeofInoculum on Activity ofAntibiotics Against GroupD Streptococcus (Enterococcus) (1970) (0)
In Vitro Activity of Cefazolin against Recent (1973) (0)
Influenza A in Boston, 1951 and 1953; isolation of virus and serological studies in patients, including a study of antigenic relationships among strains of influenza A virus isolated in Boston from 1943 through 1953. (1955) (0)
[Prevention of acute articular rheumatism. A. Problems created by the systematic administration of antibiotics]. (1957) (0)
Reprint requests -- 1940-41 -- Correspondence, Miscellaneous -- letter, 1940 - 1941? (1940) (0)
Letter: Antibiotic-supplemented feeds. (1974) (0)
[Antibiotic spectra of pathogenic bacteria]. (1954) (0)
THE TREATMENT OF PNEUMONIA. (1939) (0)
In Vitro Activity ofp-Hydroxybenzyl Penicillin (Penicillin X) and Five Other Penicillins Against Neisseria gonorrhoeae: Comparisons of Strains from Patients with Uncomplicated Infections and from Women with Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (0)
Pneumonia and the Pneumococcus (1978) (0)
OPENING REMARKS (1966) (0)
Sterile penicillinase from phagelysed staphylococci. (1962) (0)
Communicable and Infectious Diseases, ed 6. (1969) (0)
Use of antibiotics in combinations (1967) (0)
Penicillin Allergy: Clinical and Immunologic Aspects. (1971) (0)

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