1. Is bone hydraulically strengthened?

   • S. A. V. Swanson
   • M. A. R. Freeman

   OriginalPaper Pages: 433 - 438

2. The relationship between input impedance and electrode area in recording the ECG

   • L. A. Geddes
   • L. E. Baker

   OriginalPaper Pages: 439 - 450

3. Concurrent detection of the production of ultrasonic lesions

   • Padmakar P. Lele

   OriginalPaper Pages: 451 - 456

4. A multi-channel transmitter for the physiological study of birds in flight

   • O. Z. Roy
   • J. S. Hart

   OriginalPaper Pages: 457 - 466

5. On the axial drift of blood corpuscles

   • Takashi Furukawa

   OriginalPaper Pages: 467 - 471

6. A simplified pneumatic driver for single-chambered blood pumps

   • Victor W. Bolie

   OriginalPaper Pages: 473 - 482

7. Application of analog computer techniques toin vivo drug kinetic studies

   • B. E. Ballard
   • J. E. Goyan

   OriginalPaper Pages: 483 - 490

8. A simple magnetic device for testing theories of synaptic function

   • J. J. Kulikowski

   Technical Note Pages: 491 - 494

9. A variable inductance linear displacement transducer

   • Joseph French

   Technical Note Pages: 495 - 497

10. Inexpensive circuit for calibration of square-wave flowmeters

    • A. I. King
    • R. O. Sather

    Technical Note Pages: 499 - 503

11. An exercise cage designed to enable continuous electrical measurements to be made on small animals

    • N. M. Bleehen
    • T. H. E. Bryant
    • R. Gallear

    Technical Note Pages: 505 - 506

12. Letters to the Editor

    • E. H. Frei
    • M. Hohenberger
    • A. Szöke

    Letter Pages: 507 - 508

13. Letters to the Editor

    • Michael Ash

    Letter Pages: 509 - 509

14. Components, tubes and transistors

    • P.E.K.D.

    Book Reviews Pages: 511 - 511

15. The International Institute for Medical Electronics and Biological Engineering

    EditorialNotes Pages: 513 - 516

16. Bibliography

    • International Institute for Medical Electronics and Biological Engineering

    Legacy Pages: 517 - 526