24 December 1988 (Vol 297, Issue 6664)

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Research Articles

Radiotherapy's second setback.

BMJ 1988;297:1625 (Published 24 December 1988)

A national ethics committee.

BMJ 1988;297:1626 (Published 24 December 1988)

Slugs and snails against sugar and spice.

BMJ 1988;297:1627 (Published 24 December 1988)

Alfred Nobel and the drug hunters.

BMJ 1988;297:1628 (Published 24 December 1988)

Vindaloo and you.

BMJ 1988;297:1629 (Published 24 December 1988)

A place in the sun?

BMJ 1988;297:1631 (Published 24 December 1988)

The haggis tolerance test in Scots and Sassenachs.

BMJ 1988;297:1632 (Published 24 December 1988)

Hypercarotenaemia in a tomato soup faddist.

BMJ 1988;297:1635.1 (Published 24 December 1988)

White lines in the fingernails induced by combination chemotherapy.

BMJ 1988;297:1635.2 (Published 24 December 1988)

Unilateral clubbing of fingers associated with causalgia.

BMJ 1988;297:1635.3 (Published 24 December 1988)

An unusual nasal foreign body.

BMJ 1988;297:1636.1 (Published 24 December 1988)

Erosive pustular dermatosis of the scalp presenting as herpes zoster.

BMJ 1988;297:1636.2 (Published 24 December 1988)

Seamstress's finger: a cause of Heberden's nodes.

BMJ 1988;297:1636.3 (Published 24 December 1988)

A time to be born.

BMJ 1988;297:1637.1 (Published 24 December 1988)

Orthopaedic surgery: a health hazard.

BMJ 1988;297:1637.2 (Published 24 December 1988)

Are orthopaedic surgeons gorillas?

BMJ 1988;297:1638 (Published 24 December 1988)

Anaphylactic reaction after eating a mango.

BMJ 1988;297:1639 (Published 24 December 1988)

Research Articles - continued

Rat catcher's warfarin treatment associated with rectal haemorrhage.

BMJ 1988;297:1640 (Published 24 December 1988)

Do it yourself cardioversion.

BMJ 1988;297:1641.1 (Published 24 December 1988)

Periareolar pilonidal abscesses in a hairdresser.

BMJ 1988;297:1641.2 (Published 24 December 1988)

Pacemaker twiddler: a twist in the tail?

BMJ 1988;297:1642 (Published 24 December 1988)

Cauliflower ears, opium, and Errol Flynn.

BMJ 1988;297:1643 (Published 24 December 1988)

Underwater discovery of Roman surgical equipment.

BMJ 1988;297:1645 (Published 24 December 1988)

From Aretaeus to Crosby: a history of coeliac disease.

BMJ 1988;297:1646 (Published 24 December 1988)

South African gem of medical history.

BMJ 1988;297:1649 (Published 24 December 1988)

Professor Lord Lister, William Ernest Henley, and Oscar Wilde.

BMJ 1988;297:1651 (Published 24 December 1988)

British medical services at the Battle of Waterloo.

BMJ 1988;297:1653 (Published 24 December 1988)

Memories of Lord Moynihan. A conversation between Sir Reginald Murley and John Hosford.

BMJ 1988;297:1656 (Published 24 December 1988)

The death of Porthos, or the first description of vertebrobasilar insufficiency in fiction.

BMJ 1988;297:1658 (Published 24 December 1988)

Arts for health.

BMJ 1988;297:1667 (Published 24 December 1988)

Migraine aura as artistic inspiration.

BMJ 1988;297:1670 (Published 24 December 1988)

The exhumation of Mattia Preti, painter.

BMJ 1988;297:1672 (Published 24 December 1988)

Medical Nobels--stamp of genius.

BMJ 1988;297:1674 (Published 24 December 1988)

Caput Medusae in medicine and art.

BMJ 1988;297:1677 (Published 24 December 1988)

Research Articles - continued - continued

Surgeons' posture and kungfu.

BMJ 1988;297:1690 (Published 24 December 1988)

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Personal Views

BMJ 1988;297:1659 (Published 24 December 1988)

Miscellanea

Partnership of medicine and religion

BMJ 1988;297:1680 (Published 24 December 1988)

Lectures and lecturers

BMJ 1988;297:1682 (Published 24 December 1988)

Death at a distance: reflections on the politics of grief

BMJ 1988;297:1684 (Published 24 December 1988)

When experience does not help

BMJ 1988;297:1686 (Published 24 December 1988)

Paradise postponed

BMJ 1988;297:1688 (Published 24 December 1988)

Firing the biscuit bottle oven

BMJ 1988;297:1692 (Published 24 December 1988)

After dinner speaking

BMJ 1988;297:1693 (Published 24 December 1988)

On course for being a medical journalist

BMJ 1988;297:1695 (Published 24 December 1988)

Sulphur or sulfur? A tale of two spellings

BMJ 1988;297:1697 (Published 24 December 1988)

How's your form of address going matey! Orright?

BMJ 1988;297:1699 (Published 24 December 1988)

Inconvenience at BMA House: a McGonnagall tail

BMJ 1988;297:1700.1 (Published 24 December 1988)

Dr Overdose

BMJ 1988;297:1700.2 (Published 24 December 1988)

Death on the Nile

BMJ 1988;297:1701 (Published 24 December 1988)

An MD at the turn of the century

BMJ 1988;297:1702 (Published 24 December 1988)

“Off beat, but brilliant” — Archie remembered

BMJ 1988;297:1704 (Published 24 December 1988)