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Presents several abstracts of studies on gastroentorology. "Neuromuscular Disorders of the Esophagus," by Frederick S. Cross; "The Treatment of Achalasia of the Esophagus (Cardiospasm)," by Lamar Soutter; "The Clinical Manifestations of Gastroileal Anastomosis."

Presents abstracts on gastroenterology. "Hazards Attending the se of Esophageal Tamponade," by Harold O. Conn, published in the October 9, 1958 issue of the "New England Journal of Medicine"; "Influence of Diluted Hydrochloric Acid Upon the pH of Gastric Contents," by Teppo Vertio and Martti Virtanen, published in the 1958 issue of the "Annals of Internal Medicine"; "Hypoproteinemia After Partial Gastrectomy Corrected by Gluten-Free Diet," by John W. B. Forshaw," published in the British Medical Journal"; "Atypical Congenital Megacolon," by Edward R. McKay, published in the October 1958 issue of the "Journal of International College of Surgeons."

Presents abstracts of articles related to gastroenterology. "Hiatal Hernia: Its Diagnosis and Clinical Significance"; "Esophageal Webs"; "Swallowing and Esophageal Motility;"

Presents abstracts related to studies on gastroenterology, published in 1958. "A 56-Year Progress Report of a Case of Gastrostomy," by K. R. Deibert and Lorin Gary; "Surgical Treatment of Oral Carcinoma," by David E. Sullivan; "Gastric Ulcer," by Richard F. Jones, Randolph Clements and Clarence C. Pearson.

Presents abstracts on gastroenterology. "Abdominal Enlargements of Infancy and Childhood," by Joseph R. Christian; "The Physician's Role in Early Diagnosis of Gastric Carcinoma," by Hu C. Myers; "The Benign Peptic Ulcer," by M. W. White.

Presents abstracts of research articles on gastroenterology. "Use of the T-Tube in Esophagogastrointestinal Surgery"; "Management of Bleeding From Esophageal Varices"; "Peptic Ulcer: Its Medical Aspects."

Presents abstracts of medical researches on gastroenterology as of March 1959. "The Acute Surgical Abdomen," by Arnold S. Jackson; "Nonpenetrating Abdominal Trauma," by Manuel E. Lichtenstein; "Postbulbar Duodenal Ulcer," by James F. Crenshaw.

Presents abstracts of research on gastroenterology. "Long-Term Results of Vagotomy and Gastroenterostomy in Chronic Duodenal Ulceration," by Harold Burge and E. J. Pick; "Retroperitoneal Duodenal Rupture"; "Postgastrectomy Hemorrhage," by Richard B. Phillips and Wesley A. Childs.

Provides information on a study that determined the incidence of ulcerative colitis in the Birmingham Baptist Hospital in Alabama. Explanation on why there is less ulcerative colitis in the Southern U.S.; Role of cultural changes in chronic disease; Conclusions.

Presents several abstracts of studies on gastroenterology. "Congenital Tracheosophageal Fistual Without Atreasia of the Esophagus," by Benjamin P. Clark and J. O. Morgan; "Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding in the Aged," by Wayne H. Thompson and James M. Leffel; "Hazards in the Management of Peptic Ulcer With Anticholinergic Drugs. A Re-emphasis and Re-evaluation," by Hyman J. Roberts; "Gastrectomy With Jejunal Replacement," by Austin Henley.

Presents abstracts of several studies on diseases of the gastrointestinal system. "The Treatment of Perforated Peptic Ulcer: Is a Change Due?," by E. A. J. Mckittrick and Burns Plewes; "Duplication of the Entire Colon, Bladder and Urethra with Two Separate Uteri," by Yukako Kawamura and Takashi Toda; "A Practical Approach to the Treatment and Diagnosis of Gastrointestinal Hemorrhage," by Samuel Morrison.

Presents abstracts of studies on gastroenterology. "Dysphagia Due to a Lower Esophageal Ring," by Douglas G. Cameron, S. R. Townsend and J. W. McKay; "Spontaneous Rupture of the Esophagus," by William K. Swann; "Hiatus Hernia," by Martin D. Liemer.

Presents several abstracts of medical studies for gastroenterologists. "Traumatic Perforation of the Esophagus Caused By Self-Catherization With Heavy Electric Wire," by Edward S. Brewster; "Nutritional Deficiencies in Gastrocolic Fistula," by A. M. Connell; "Diagnosis and Management of Anorectal Pain," by Herman Miller.

Presents a discussion of surgeons Dr. Isidore Cohn, Jr. and Dr. Charles Moll on the clinical pathology of endometriosis of the colon seen in a middle-aged woman. Clinical manifestations of the disease; Differential diagnosis from the two surgeons; Results of the physical and laboratory examination conducted on the patient; Management of the disease.

Presents abstracts of studies related to gastroenterology. "Cardiospasm or Carcinoma? The Roentgen Findings," by Richard H. Marshak and Joan Eliasoph; "Surgical Resection of the Esophagus for Cancer," by E. J. Borges; "Achalasia of the Cardia (Cardiospasm) Simulating Asthma," by M. S. H. Mody; "Total Appendectomy," by W. Reynolds.

Presents case studies on gastrointestinal diseases. Effectiveness of anticholinergics and antacids to treat peptic ulcer; Performance of gastrectomy and splenectomy on the patient; Health benefits of gastrectomy.

Presents abstracts of several articles on gastroenterology. Rupture of the Esophagus; Peptice Esophagitis, Marginal Ulceration, and Peptic Ulcer of the Esophagus; Bad Gastrectomies.

Presents several abstracts of studies on gastroenterology. "Coexisting Histoplasmosis and Tuberculosis of the Alimentary Tract," by J. W. Peabody and Howard A. Buechner, published in the July 1956 issue of the "American Journal of Medicine,"; "Gastrointestinal Bleeding of Unknown Etiology," by Jack E. Tetirick; "Digestive Ulcer, A Disease to be Considered Unquestionably Hereditary (Recessive Inherence in Predisposition)," by J. J. Dubarr.

Presents a case of a patient who has multiple necrotizing granuloma in the liver, spleen, left adrenal and the regional lymph nodes of the liver. Health condition of the patient; Results of the patient's physical examination; Laboratory findings.

Presents several abstracts of studies on gastroenterology. "Gastroscopic Studies in Rosacea," by B. Usher and G. Young;" "Gastrointestinal Bleeding: Roentgen Aspect," by Don C. Weir; "Pathologic Aspects of Fatal Gastrointestinal Hemorrhage Based on Autopsy Studies," by W. Stanley Hartcroft.

Presents abstracts of several studies on gastroenterology. "Inflammatory Lesions of the Esophagus and Stomach," by Fred J. Hodges and Philip Rubin; "The Gastric Ulcer Problem," by E. Clinton Texter Jr.; "Reflections on the Digestive Tract From Pulmonary Disease," by Charles Cramer.

Presents several abstracts of studies on gastroenterology. "Serial Biopsy in Ulcerative Colitis," by S. C. Truelove, A. R. Horler and W. C. D. Richards; "Chronic Granulomatous Ileitis and Jejunitis," by Ralph Colp; "Complications of Intestinal Intubation," by Robert Franco.

Presents abstracts of studies on gastroenterology. "The Etiology and Treatment of Peptic Esophagitis," by Frederick S. Cross and Earle B. Kay; "Ulcerative Colitis," by J. Ogle Warfield, Jr.; "The Acute Abdomen in the Aged," by A. Standeven.

Presents several abstracts of studies in gastroenterology in the U.S. "The Diagnosis, Etiology and Treatment of Esophageal Hernia," by Porter P. Vinson; "Severe Pulmonary Disease Subsequent to Zenker's Diverticulum," Lloyd E. Hawes and James H. Walker; "Gastric Mucosa Within the Esophagus," Kenneth N. Morris.

Presents several abstracts on gastroenterology. “Oral Lesions Caused by Antienzyme Dentifrices,” by William B. Simms; “Diagnostic Pneumoperitoneum,” by S. C. Truelove and K. Lumsden; “Current Advances in Diagnosis and Treatment of Esophageal Hiatal Hernia and Achalasia of the Esophagus,” by Herman J. Moersch; “Clinical and Radiological Correlations With Optical Esophagoscopy,” by Stephen J. Stempien.

Studies the functional causes of dysphagia by researchers from Bessemer, Alabama. Identification of three factors that cause dysphagia; Indications showing that cardiospasm is a psychosomatic disorder; Use of psychotherapy as an integral part of the management along with dilatation.

Presents abstracts of several studies on gastroenterology. "Nonpenetrating Abdominal Trauma," by Alexander Webb, Jr.; "Follow-Up Studies on Iron-Resorption and Proteolyses After Fundectomy," by F. Holle, G. Heinrich, W. D. Heinrich and H. Sykoseh; "Diaphragmatic Hernia and Its Surgical Treatment," by R. Nissen.

Presents abstracts of several research about gastroenterology. "Incidence and Clinical Significance of Lactose Malabsorption in Ulcerative Colitis and Crohn's Disease"; "Failure of the Human Rectum to Absorb Electrolytes and Water"; "Carcinoma of the Pancreas."

Presents abstracts of studies on the liver and biliary tract. "Recurrent Jaundice of Pregnancy, A Clinical Study of Twenty-Cases"; Cholestasis Due to Prochlorperazine"; The Significance of Gallbladder Deformities"; "Adrenal Cortical Function and Liver Disease in Alcoholics."

Presents information on the Annual Meeting of the American College of Gastroenterology to be held on October 30 to November 1, 1967 at the Biltmore in Los Angeles, California. Course to be offered; Topics to be discussed; Schedule of activities.

Comments on being selected as the president of The American College of Gastroenterology and on the problems facing the College and the specialty of gastroenterology in general. View on diseases of the gastrointestinal tract; Reasons the annual meetings of the large medical organizations dealing with heart disease out draw the College's meetings in a ratio of 5 or 10 to 1; Factors contributing to the success of the American Heart Association, the American Diabetes Association and the American Rheumatism Association.

Presents an abstract of the study "Splenic Arteriovenous Fistulas as a Cause of Portal Hypertension," by M. J. Murray, Alan P. Thal and R. Greenspan, published in the November 1960 issue of the "American Journal of Medicine." Catheterization of the vena azygos major performed in a patient with splenic arteriovenous fistula associated with portal vein hypoplasia.

Presents an abstract of the study "D-Xylose and Its Use in the Diagnosis of Malabsorptive States," by P. A. Christiansen, J. B. Kirsner and J. Ablaza, published in the September 1959 issue of the "American Journal of Medicine." Information on how the d-xylose test is performed; Results of the xylose test in several patients; Significance of d-xylose test in identifying idiopathic and secondary types of malabsorption or steatorrhea.

Presents an abstract of the study "Fatal Complications of Virus Hepatitis in Two Patients With Agammaglobulinemia," by R. A. Good and A. R. Page, published in the November 1960 issue of the "American Journal of Medicine." Implication of the occurrence of acute atrophy in one patient and typical post-necrotic cirrhosis in the other.