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W. Cole, N. Womack, W. Ellett (1931)
THE PRODUCTION OF HYPERPLASIA OF THE THYROID GLAND BY CHEMICAL MEANS: WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO PURINE BASES AND THEIR DERIVATIVESArchives of Surgery, 22
A. Hertzler
PATHOGENESIS OF GOITER CONSIDERED AS ONE CONTINUOUS DISEASE PROCESSArchives of Surgery, 16
A. Wölfler (1883)
Ueber die Entwicklung und den Bau des KropfesArch. f. klin. Chir., 29
G. S. Williamson (1930)
Anatomy of Special Thyroid Lymph System Showing Its Relation to the ThymusBrit. J. Surg., 17
T. P. Dunhill (1928)
Toxic GoitreBrit. J. Surg., 17
J. Key (1925)
THE SECRETION ANTECEDENTS AND MITOCHONDRIA IN PATHOLOGIC THYROIDS: A THEORY OF THE MODE OF SECRETION IN THE THYROID GLANDArchives of Surgery, 11
W. Rienhoff, D. Lewis
RELATION OF HYPERTHYROIDISM TO BENIGN TUMORS OF THE THYROID GLANDArchives of Surgery, 16
G. Williamson, I. Pearse (1930)
The anatomy (comparative and embryological) of the special thyroid lymph system, showing its relation to the thymus: With some physiological and clinical considerations that follow therefromBritish Journal of Surgery, 17
N. Womack, W. Cole, A. Heideman (1928)
THE THYROID GLAND IN INFECTIONS; THE EFFECT UPON THE BASAL METABOLIC RATEEndocrinology, 12
W. H. Cole , N. A. Womack (1929)
The Thyroid Gland in Infections and Toxemias: Pathological Changes in the Human GlandAm. J. Surg., 6
W. H. Cole , N. A. Womack (1931)
The Production of Hyperplasia of the Thyroid Gland by Chemical MeansArch. Surg., 22
B. Webster (1930)
Studies in Etiology of Simple GoitreAm. J. Path., 6
R. Mccarrison
The simple goitres
C. Wegelin (1926)
Handbuch der speziellen pathologischen Anatomie und Histologie
W. Cole, N. Womack (1929)
REACTION OF THE THYROID GLAND TO INFECTIONS IN OTHER PARTS OF BODYJAMA, 92
W. Rienhoff (1929)
GROSS AND MICROSCOPIC STRUCTURE OF THE THYROID GLAND IN MANArchives of Surgery, 19
J. A. Key (1925)
The Secretion Antecedents and Mitochondria in Pathologic ThyroidsArch. Surg., 11
Abstract In the large accumulation of studies referable to the thyroid gland, the vast majority are concerned chiefly with pathologic states, the most common being goiter with its various types and classifications. And yet not all goiters represent pathologic conditions. An enlargement of the thyroid gland is not an unusual event in the life of a person, especially in certain regions, and it often represents a physiologic response of the organ to certain stimuli. This gross change in the size of the gland is often associated with both chemical and microscopic changes. That increase in the activity of the thyroid gland is associated with an increase in the metabolism of the body is such a well known fact that it requires but little comment. This has been shown not only by an increase in the body's excretion of nitrogen, but by an increase in the consumption of oxygen. So definite is References 1. Key, J. A.: The Secretion Antecedents and Mitochondria in Pathologic Thyroids , Arch. Surg. 11:254 ( (Aug.) ) 1925.Crossref 2. McCarrison, Robert: The Simple Goitres , New York, William Wood & Company, 1928. 3. Webster, B., and Chesney, A. M.: Studies in Etiology of Simple Goitre , Am. J. Path. 6:275 ( (May) ) 1930. 4. Cole, W. H., and Womack, N. A.: Reaction of the Thyroid Gland to Infections in Other Parts of the Body , J. A. M. A. 92:453 ( (Feb. 9) ) 1929.Crossref 5. Cole, W. H.; Womack, N. A., and Gray, S. H.: The Thyroid Gland in Infections and Toxemias: Pathological Changes in the Human Gland , Am. J. Surg. 6:221, 1929.Crossref 6. Womack, N. A.; Cole, W. H., and Heideman, A. G.: The Thyroid Gland in Infections: The Effect Upon the Basal Metabolic Rate , Endocrinology 12:733, 1928.Crossref 7. Cole, W. H.; Womack, N. A., and Ellett, W. H.: The Production of Hyperplasia of the Thyroid Gland by Chemical Means , Arch. Surg. 22:926 ( (June) ) 1931.Crossref 8. Wegelin, C.: Die Schilddrüse , in Henke-Lubarsch: Handbuch der speziellen pathologischen Anatomie und Histologie , Berlin, Julius Springer, 1926. 9. Wölfler, A.: Ueber die Entwicklung und den Bau des Kropfes , Arch. f. klin. Chir. 29:1, 1883. 10. Rienhoff, W. F., Jr.: Gross and Microscopic Structure of the Thyroid Gland in Man , Arch. Surg. 19:986 ( (Dec.) ) 1929.Crossref 11. Williamson, G. S., and Pearse, I. H.: Anatomy of Special Thyroid Lymph System Showing Its Relation to the Thymus , Brit. J. Surg. 17:529 ( (Jan.) ) 1930.Crossref 12. Rienhoff, W. F., Jr., and Lewis, D.: Relation of Hyperthyroidism to Benign Tumors of the Thyroid Gland , Arch. Surg. 16:79 ( (Jan.) ) 1928.Crossref 13. Hertzler, A. E.: Pathogenesis of Goiter Considered as One Continuous Disease Process , Arch. Surg. 16:61 ( (Jan.) ) 1928.Crossref 14. Dunhill, T. P.: Toxic Goitre , Brit. J. Surg. 17:424 ( (Jan.) ) 1928.Crossref
Archives of Surgery – American Medical Association
Published: Sep 1, 1931
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