MEDICAL JOURNAL on by an assistant; or a rope, suitably padded, may be secured to
pass above and below the buttocks to prevent his slipping. We find it simpler to bandage the …

Soon after graduating Gerald Gibbens joined a general practice in Sidmouth. He left thetown
for a few years during the war to join the Royal Navy. He served with the late Sir Peter Scott …

SIR,-Dr. WE Snell's letter on this sub-ject (10 September, p. 645) evoked personal memories
which may be of interest, since I am male. When I began to drink sherry in my late'teens I …

It appears from preliminary work that Eve's method is likely to be superior in its effects on the
circulation also. Rocking asphyxiated babies has been the method of choice of many …

S1R,'The picture Dr. HF West (Journal, July 7, p. 42) paints of himself doing his duty with his
feet on the ground is a gallant one. But the ground he fancies his feet are on is nothing more …

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A new head band dosemeter, for the measurement of eye lens dose in terms of H p (3), has
been type tested by Public Health England's Centre for Radiation, Environmental and …

… Mr Grinsell is grateful to Dr GH Gibbens of Sidmouth for drawing his attention to Hutchinson's
Sketches. The subject of this note was born in 18io, son of Andrew Hutchinson, MD, FRCP, …

… Gibbens points out that this would impede inspiration, but it should help the heart-probably …
GH Colt) that the stopped respiratory centre seldom restarts working unless it is congested; …

SIR,-Surg. Lieut. GH Gibbens (Dec. 26, p. 751) has done a good service in reminding the
profession of the advantages of Eve's method of artificial respiration. I have always felt that the …