Robert S. Schwab

The response of the quadriceps femoris to progressive-resistance exercises in poliomyelitic patients.

The qualitative and quantitative evidence presented supports the hypothesis that, following acute anterior poliomyelitis, the remaining innervated muscles respond to proressive-resistance exercises by an increase in strength and work capacity in much the same manner as normal muscles.

Gastroscopic Studies in Naval Personnel with Chronic Seasickness

IN a group of 150 cases of chronic seasickness studied clinically at the United States Naval Hospital in Chelsea, Massachusetts,1 , 2 routine gastrointestinal x-ray studies showed that 50 per cent ...