W.H. Sewell and D.R. Koth

A Study of the Value of Free Autogenous Splenic Grafts for Stimulating Communications Between the Mammary Vessels and the Coronary Circulation
Angiology 1962 13: 101-103. [PDF] [References]  

John A. Bevan and I. Marshall Postman

A Quantitative Method for Screening Drugs of Value in Occlusive Vascular Disease
Angiology 1962 13: 104-109. [PDF] [References]  

Alfred P. Spivack, Kenneth A. Kahn, and Herbert N. Hultgren

Potential Errors of Right Heart Catheterization
Angiology 1962 13: 110-128. [PDF] [References]  

William L. Gould

Opposite Sex Hormones in Cardiology: A New Concept for Treating Angina Pectoris and Coronary Sclerosis
Angiology 1962 13: 129-133. [PDF] [References]  

William A. Leff

The Internist and the Hemiplegic Patient: Review of One Hundred Hemiplegic Patients
Angiology 1962 13: 134-137. [PDF]  

Veerasamy S. Naiken, Joel H. Shapiro, and Milton Tellem

Celiac Axis Aneurysm: Report of a Fatal Case With Rupture Into the Right Pleural Cavity
Angiology 1962 13: 138-143. [PDF] [References]  

Nathan Kraut

Book Reviews: The Clinical Use of Aldosterone Antagonists. Ed. 1. By Frederic C. Bartter, M.D. $5.00. Pp. 205, with 106 illustrations. Charles C Thomas, Springfield, III., 1960
Angiology 1962 13: 144. [PDF]  

Nathan Kraut

Book Reviews: Lymphatics and Lymph Circulation—Physiology and Pathology. István Rusznyák, M.D., Miltaly Földi, M.D., and György Szab6, M.D. $20.00. Pp. 853, with 255 illustrations. Pergamon Press, Inc., New York, 1960
Angiology 1962 13: 144. [PDF]  

N. Shaftel

Book Reviews: Dell' Arte Sfigmica. Libri V. Italian translation (with introduction and historical notes) by Carlo Castellani of Sphygmicae artis iam mille ducentos annos perditae and desideratae libri V., by Struthius, Josephus (1510-1568). Press, la Scuola Grafica Salesiana di Milano, Edizioni "Minerva Medica," 1961
Angiology 1962 13: 144-145. [PDF]  

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