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Books and Reports Heart, Circulation & Artificial Internal Organs

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Respiratory System, Anesthesiology & Resuscitation Respiratory gases, hyperbaric

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Brain & Nervous System Nerve conduction, nerve cell culture

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Radiology & Nuclear Medicine General, medical physics, dosimetry, radiation biology, nuclear chemistry, X-ray, ionizing radiation

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  8. Actions chimiques et biologiques des radiations.P. Ausloos, S. G. Lias, V. L. Talrose, M. Haissinsky andH. W. Kohn. Masson & Cie, Paris. 1967. 244 pp. 113NF.

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  17. Preparation and bio-medical application of labelled molecules. Presses Académiques Européannes, Brussels. 1964. XVIII-504 pp. $10.00

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  21. An initial investigation of the effects of pulsed ionizing radiation on the primate equilibrium function.D. J. Barnes. USAF School of Aerospace Med., Brooks AFB, Texas. 1966. 13 pp. (SAM-TR-66-106).

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Non-Clinical Medical Subjects Marine science, industrial hygiene, physical therapy

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  3. Marine sciences instrumentation. Vol. 1.R. D. Gaul, D. D. Ketchum, J. T. Shaw andJ. M. Snodgrass, Editors. Plenum Press. 1962. 354 pp. $14.00.Vol. 2.R. S. Gaul, Editor. 1963. 195 pp. $12.50.Vol. 3.W. C. Knopf andA. H. Cook, Editors. 1965. 295 pp. $12.50.

Basic Biomedical Sciences Anatomy, anthropometry, physiology, biochemistry, biophysics, biorhythms, nutrition, electrophysiology, immunology, organic chemistry, microbiology

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  6. Mechanisms of freezing injury to biological systems. Union Carbide Corp., for the Navy. 1966. 94 pp. $3.00 (AD-640-995).

  7. The influence of ultrasound on the structure and protective properties of gamma globulin against viral infection.N. M. Gruzdeva et al. 1966. 23 pp. (TT-67-60901).

  8. The one-stage prothrombin time: alterations due to changes in pH.J. D. Bairrington andE. W. Peterson. USAF School of Aerospace Med., Brooks AFB, Texas. 1967. 9 pp. (SAM-TR-67-76).

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  9. Measurement of total body hemoglobin by bloodless technics.B. J. Katchman, J. P. F. Murphy, K. M. Offner andJ. C. Fox. USAF School of Aerospace Med., Brooks AFB, Texas. 1966. 23 pp. (SAM-TR-66-110).

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  10. A multichannel analytical system for continuous monitoring of blood cholinesterase.W. A. Groff et al. Med. Res. Lab., U.S. Army Edgewood Arsenal, Md. 1966. 20 pp. $1.00. (AD-641-572).

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  11. Parotid fluid flow rate and periodontal status in the human.I. L. Shannon andW. A. Gibson. USAF School of Aerospace Med., Brooks AFB, Texas. 1967. 4 pp. (SAM-TR-67-38).

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Aerospace Medicine General, safety, life support, data acquisition, brain & nervous system

  1. Aerospace medicine and biology. National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Washington, D.C. 1966. 144 pp. $3.00. [NASA-SP-7OLL(28)].

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  8. Calorimetric personal dosimeter for hydrazine fuels.C. A. Plantz. 1967. 19 pp. (AD-658-442).

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  15. Bibliography of integrated seat and occupant restraint design, Vol. III. (Appendix B.) 154 pp. (PB-176-163).

  16. The closed life-support system. Ames Res. Center. Moffett Field, Calif. 1966. 230 pp. (N67-34583).

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Instruments, Devices, Materials & Techniques General, microphotography, electron microscopy, ultrasonics, biochemical, recording, measuring

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  10. Scan recording and rescan in color.H. Kakehi. Chiba Univ. School of Medicine, Chiba, Japan, for the Army. 1967. 14 pp. (AD-656-530).

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Engineering, Mathematics & Measurement Science General, circuitry, optics, statistics, logic

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  2. Biochemical and biological engineering science, Vol. 1.N. Blakebrough. Academic Press, New York. 1967. 425 pp. $18.50.

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  5. An introduction to microelectronic systems.W. Gosling. McGraw Hill Co. Ltd., Maidenhead. 1968. 144 pp. 34s.

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  7. Applied optics and optical engineering.R. Kingslake, Editor.Vol I. Light, its generation and modification. 1965. 433 pp. $15.00.Vol. II. The detection of light and infrared radiation. 1965. 390 pp. $15.00.Vol. III. Optical components. 1966. 373 pp. $15.00.Vol. IV. Optical instruments. 1967. 396 pp. $16.00.Vol. V. Optical instruments part II. (in preparation). Academic Press, New York.

  8. Statistische Auswertungsmethoden.L. Sachs. Springer-Verlag, Berlin. 1967. 640 pp. $14.50.

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  9. Principles of medical statistics (8th edition).A. B. Hill. Lancet, England. 1966. 15s.

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Cybernetics, Simulation & Bionics General, automata, models, analogues, vision, speech llision, therapeutics, recovery, neurology

  1. Soviet cybernetics technology: Vol III, report on the algorithmic language algec (final version).W. B. Holland. The Rand Corp. 1966. 149 pp. (AD-644-869).

  2. Reports on Soviet research in the field of bionics.A. I. Prokhorov, Editor. Joint Publications Research Service, 1966. 132 pp. (TT-66-35140).

  3. Automata theory.E. Caianiello, Editor. Academic Press, New York. 1966. 343 pp. $14.00.

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  7. A model of the avian retina.R. G. Runge, S. S. Viglione andM. Uemura. Aerospace Med. Res. Lab., Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio. 1967. 83 pp. (AMRL-TR-67-60).

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  8. The visual image processor.J. K. Russell. Univ. of Illinois, Urbana, for the Air Force and Health, Education & Welfare. 1967. 129 pp. (AD-655-842).

  9. A mathematical model for post-irradiation hematopoietic recovery.J. P. Okunewick andA. L. Kretchmar. Rand Corp., for the Air Force. 1967. 40 pp. (AD-655. 345).

  10. Speech analysis, synthesis and perception.L. Flanagan. Springer-Verlag, Berlin. 1965. 6132. 325 pp. $14.50.

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Automation, Computers & Data Processing Hospital computers, documentation, information processing

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  4. Computing requirements of the hospital and medical school.D. E. Clark. Univ. of Manchester, Manchester, England. 1967. 12 pp.

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  6. Guide to the processing, storage, and retrieval of bibliographic information at the NASA scientific and technical information facility.W. T. Brandhorst et al. 1966. 149 pp. (NASA-CR-62033).

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Hospitals & Hospital Management Hospital management, hospital planning & construction

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  2. Establishing the packaged disaster hospital. U.S. Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare. 1966. 1071-F-1. 50 pp.

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Bibliography. Med. & biol. Engng. 6, 359–363 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02478795

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