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10 Nose industrial perforated ulcers of septum in glass workers, 329 Nuclear Energy: See Radioactivity Occupations: See Industry and Occupations O'Connor, R. B. Analysis of existing types of small-plant health services in northeastern United States [O'Con nor], *73 Odors control of, 217 Oil: See also Castor Oil Bean dermatitis: from turpentine, 106 disposal: and varnish fume, 218 Osmium poisoning: by newer metals, 535 Otolaryngology work placement of persons with diminished work ing capacity in, 324 Oxygen: See also Respiration atomic: at surface of freshly crushed silica, 414 inhalation of: effects, 206 poisoning: in man, 325 Paint Industry oil and varnish fumes: disposal, 218 Paints quick-drying : white blood cell counts of sprayers using: study of health of workers using benzene solvents in modern factory, 429 Pancreas llpocaic, histopathologic modifications in experi mental intoxication due to trinitrotoluene, fol lowing therapy with methionine and: behavior of kidneys, adrenals, spleen, lungs and heart, 330 Paquln, H. 6., Jr. Chronic toxicity of methylpolysiloxane "DC anti foam A" in dogs, *479 Paralysis of respiration: first aid service for workers with, 537 Parathion in air samples: determination by ultraviolet ab sorption spectroscopy, 431 anticholinesterase: activity In vitro of insecticide, 327 toxic effects, 213 toxicology, 213 Peptic Ulcer cement: new occupational disease due to, 417 occupational factors: etiology, with estimate their Incidence In general population, 520 of Periodicals Industrial Hygiene Newsletter renamed Industrial Health Monthly, 541 Transactions of Association of Industrial Medical Officers, 541 Petroleum cancer: environmental, and, 441 Trench: and its possible use in prophylaxis of benzene poisoning, 329 leaded-petrol handlers: paranoid states occurring In, 532 Petroleum Industry atmospheric contamination by petroleum-treating establishments, 433 personnel refining or .selling: comparative study, 410 shale oil: hydrogen sulfide poisoning in [Ahlborg], *247 PGDP : See Propylene1 Glycol Dipropionate Phenols in Blood: See under Blood Phenyl Mercury Compounds: See under Mercury Phenylalanine diphenylamine: colorimetric determination of-small quantities of, 434 Phlebitis abdominal anthracosilicotic, 327 Phosphorus and Phosphorus Compounds phosphine poisoning, 421 phosphorus burns : treatment, 437 Photofluorography : See Roentgen Rays Physicians viewpoint in Industry [Kessler], *185 workman and, 409 Pittsburgh air pollution In [Ely], *44 Plantation medicine, 426 Plastics chlorovinyl: conditions of work and industrial hy giene measures in production of and manufacture from, 324 Plotkln, T. Air flow measurements on human subjects with and without respiratory resistance at several work rates, *461 Plutonium excretion and distribution of yttrium and: effect of different dose levels of zirconium,. 424 Pneumoconiosis advice to patients, 524 asbestosis: ' contribution to study, 428 asbestosls: experimental studies [Vorwald & oth ers], *1 cereal dusts: cause, 525 delayed, 418 emery dust: case due to, 525 In Germany, 419 kaolin: case attributed to, 529 mineralogical aspects of research, 413 radiographic appearances In coalminer's: classifica tion, 523 roentgen aspects of, 102 silicosis: acute, from rock excavation, 105 silicosis: BCG vaccination in, 207 silicosis: blood changes In silicotuberculosls and, 418 silicosis: cardiorespiratory function in, test, 528 silicosis: compensation for change of employment in, 410 silicosis: electrocardiogram, significance, particu larly of chest wall leads, for evaluation of, 429 silicosis: erythrocyte sedimentation rate in stages of, 429 silicosis: . freshly fractured surface, theory of, 208 silicosis: heart In, 530 silicosis medical bureau: Northern Rhodesia, 416 silicosis: In metallurgical Industry in Prance, 210 silicosis: among pottery workers in Limousin, 416 silicosis: problems, 417 silicosis: pulmonary bullous eihphysema as cause of spontaneous pneumothorax in patients with, 527 silicosis: report on country-wide study in metal mines of Japan [Yamamoto], *339 silicosis: roentgenological evolution of asymptoma tic, 211 ' silicosis: In sand blasters, 210 silicosis: severe complicated, diagnosed 20 years after patient had left workplace In which there had been considerable dust exposure, 530 silicosis: suppression of dusts that may produce, 539 silicosis: temporary disability and, 417 silicosis: tuberculosis and dust, 419 silicotic lung: new tests for study of, 209 silicotic lungs: freshly broken so-called old quartz , from, comparative animal experiments on effect of, 423 silicotic pneumoconioses: treatment of, 103 silicotlcs: adrenocortical function in, 326, silicotics: vital capacity: importance of methods of determining theoretical vital capacity In, 527