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English Index 1967
Lœknablaðið is published jointly by the Icelandic Medical Association
and the Medical Association of Reykjavík; it appears bimonthly, six issues
covering a yearly volume.
Original articles are as a rule summarized in English, but it is the
intention of the Editors to provide foreign readers with a yearly English
index as well, briefly summarizing original papers.
Reprints are obtainable from LÆKNABLAÐIÐ, Domus Medica,
Reykjavik, Iceland. Original articles will also be provided in translation
for a small fee.
THE EDITORS.
Vol. 53:3; June 1967:
pp. 68—78: Þórarinsson, H., J. Hallgrímsson, Ó. Bjarnason, G. F. Petersen:
Pulmonary Cancer in Iceland in the Period 1931—1961
197 cases of primary lung cancer during above period are presented.
Female incidence is relativeiy high; male—female rates being 2.8:1 in
the period 1931—1954 and 1.9:1 in the later period. — In an extensive
English summary all main factors of typing, treatment and prognosis are
elaborated.
pp. 113—117: Hallgrimsson, J.: Gestagen—Östrogen.
A survey on Gestagen—Östrogen effects, use, indications and contrain-
dications of pregnancy — preventive treatment is given.
Vol. 53:1,; August 1967:
pp. 132—151: Ahlström, C. G.: Virus and Cancer, the Unsolved Riddle.
A Dungal Memorial Lecture held by a distinguished Swedish patho-
logist extensively reviewing the results of the research on the virogenesis
of cancer. (Published in Swedish).
pp. 154—162: Ólafsson, Ó.: Epidemiology and General Health Surveys.
A surveys on the indications and methodological approach to General
Population Health Surveys. Extensive Literature references.
Vol. 53:5; October 1967:
pp. 169—189: Ólafsson, Ó.: Generál Population Study of Cardiovascular
Diseases.
Further discussion on methodological approach to general population
studies accompanied by an extensive review in English.
Vol, 53:6; December 1967:
pp. 229—238: Jensson, Ó., B. Júiíusson, V. Arnórsson, B. Johnsen: Trisomy
and Translocation of the D 113—15) Group of Chromosomes.
Case description of male baby with multiple congenital malformations
caused by trisomy and translocation within the D (13—15) group of
chromosomes. Extensive English summary.