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PHYSIOLOGICAL STUDIES OF HYPOXIA AND ANOXIA IN ANIMALS3

1．MLCROPHYSIOLOGY OF CORTICAL NEURONES IN ACUTE ANOXIA AND IN RETINAL ISCHEMIA＆Baumgartner,G．,Creutzfeldt,O．,and Jung,R．5

2．ALTERATIONS IN ACTIVITY OF CORTICAL NEURONES DURING ANESTHESIA COMPARED WITH HYPOXIA＆Creutzfeldt,O．,Bark,J．,and Fromm,G．H．35

3．EFFECTS OF HYPOXIA ON THE RETICULO-CORTICO-RETICULAR SYSTEM AND ON MOTOR EXCITABILITY＆Dell,P．,Bonvallet,M．,and Hugelin,G．46

4．DISCUSSION OF＂EFFECTS OF HYPOXIA ON THE RETICULO-CORTICO-RETICULAR SYSTEM AND ON MOTOR EXCITABILITY＂＆Zanchetti,A．59

5．THE ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM IN EXPERIMENTAL CEREBRAL EMBOLISM＆Masland,R．L．,and Netsky,G．M．60

6．EFFECTS OF VARIOUS TYPES OF ANOXIA ON SPONTANEOUS AND EVOKED CEREBRAL ACTIVITY IN THE CAT＆Naquet,R．L．,and Fernandez-Guardiola,A．72

7．EFFECTS OF ACUTE ANOXIA ON EEG AND BRAIN METABOLISM IN THE RABBIT AND DOG＆Cahn,J．,Mathis,P．,Herold,M．,Alano,J．,Van Holten,I．,and Barré,N．89

8．EFFECTS OF ORTHOSTATISM ON SPONTANEOUS AND INDUCED CORTICAL ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY IN ANIMALS＆Damey,E．,and Paramelle,B．105

9．INTERACTION BETWEEN THE ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY AND THE CIRCULATION OF THE BRAIN．SIGNIFICANCE OF METABOLIC AND HUMORAL FACTORS UNDER VARIOUS CONDITIONS OF FUNCTIONAL ACTIVITY＆Carpi,A．,and Virno,M．112

10．POSTANOXIC UNCONSCIOUSNESS AS RELATED TO CLINICAL AND EEG RECOVERY IN STAGNANT ANOXIA AND CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING＆Bokonjic,N．,and Buchthal,F．118

11．DISCUSSION OF＂POSTANOXIC UNCONSCIOUSNESS AS RELATED TO CLINICAL AND EEG RECOVERY IN STAGNANT ANOXIA AND CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING＂＆Fischgold,H．128

12．PRIMARY AND TRAUMATIC:CEREBRAL ANGIOSPASM＆Rothenberg,S．F．,and Corday,E．130

13．SURVIVAL AND REVIVAL OF THE BRAIN IN ANOXIA AND ISCHEMIA＆Schneider,M．134

14．THE PATHOGENESIS AND TOPOGRAPHY OF ANOXIA,HYPOXIA AND ISCHEMIA OF THE BRAIN IN MAN＆Zülch,K．J．,and Behrend,R．C．H．144

15．SOME NEUROPATHOLOGICAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO PROBLEMS OF HYPOXIA＆Brierley,J．B．164

16．FACTORS INDUCING ISCHEMIC CEREBRO-VASCULAR ACCIDENTS IN ARTERIOSCLEROSIS＆Alajouanine,Th．,Castaigne,P．,Lhermitte,F．,and Cambier,J．172

17．THE EEG IN CEREBRAL ISCHEMIC LESIONS．CORRELATIONS WITH CLINICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL FINDINGS＆Van der Drift,J．H．,and Magnus,O．180

18．BRAIN TUMOR AND CEREBRAL HYPOXIA＆Bertha,H．197

ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC STUDIES OF TRANSIENT HYPOXIA IN MAN207

19．QUANTITATIVE EVALUATION OF EEG CHANGES DURING HYPOXIA＆Soussen,G．,and Chassaing,H．209

20．A NEW METHOD OF RHEOENCEPHALOGRAPHY＆Lechner,H．,Jenkner,F．L．,Rodler,R．,and Heppner,F．214

21．SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE EEG DURING CENTRIFUGAL ACCELERATION＆Browne,M．K．,and Howard,P．223

22．EEG RECORDING OF FLIGHT STRESS IN JET FIGHTER PLANES＆Sem-Jacobsen,C．W．225

UTILIZATION OF EEG SIGNS OF CEREBRAL HYPOXIA DURING OPEN HEART SURGERY227

23．INTRODUCTION＆Fischgold,H．229

24．EEG FINDINGS DURING OPEN HEART SURGERY WITH EXTRA-CORPOREAL CIRCULATION＆Arfel,G．,Weiss,J．,and Du Bouchet,N．231

25．EEG OBSERVATIONS DURING CHANGES IN VENOUS AND ARTERIAL PRESSURE＆Pampiglione,G．,and Waterston,D．J．250

26．THE EEG IN OPEN-HEART SURGERY AND IN SURGERY FOR AORTIC AND CEREBRAL ANEURYSMS＆Brazier,M．A．B．256

27．EEG DURING OPEN HEART OPERATIONS WITH ARTIFICIAL CIRCULATION＆Storm Van Leeuwen,W．,Mechelse,K．K．,and Zierfuss,E．268

28．SURVIVAL-TIME AND LATENCY OF RECOVERY OF EEG DURING HEART SURGERY IN HYPOTHERMIA＆Thies-Puppel,H．,and Wiemers,K．279

ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC STUDY OF THE STOKES-ADAMS SYNDROME293

29．CLINICAL,ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC AND PATHOLOGICAL STUDY OF A CASE OF ADAMS-STOKES SYNDROME＆Regis,H．,Toga,M．,and Righini,C．295

DIAGNOSTIC VALUE OF THE EEG MANIFESTATIONS PROVOKED BY INHALATION OF NITROGEN OR OF GASES HAVING A LOW OXYGEN CONTENT305

30．RELATIONSHIP OF CEREBRAL ANOXIA TO FUNCTIONAL AND ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC ABNORMALITY＆Meyer,J．S．,and Waltz,A．G．307

31．ARTERIAL OXYGEN SATURATION AND ALVEOLAR CARBON DIOXIDE DURING ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY．COMPARISON OF HYPERVENTILATION AND INDUCED HYPOXIA IN SUBJECTS WITH CEREBRAL VASCULAR DISEASE＆Meyer,J．S．,and Waltz,A．G．329

32．HYPOXIC ACTIVATION OF THE EEG BY NITROGEN INHALATION．1．PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS IN GENERALIZED EPILEPSY＆Gastaut,H．,Bostem,F．,Fernandez-Guardiola,A．,Naquet,R．,and Gibson,W．343

33．HYPOXIC ACTIVATION OF THE EEG BY NITROGEN INHALATION．2．PRELIMINARY RESULTS IN PARTIAL EPILEPSY＆Gastaut,H．,Bostem,F．,Fernandez-Guardiola,A．,Naquet,R．,and Gibson,W．355

34．HYPOXIC ACTIVATION OF THE EEG BY NITROGEN INHALATION．3．PRELIMINARY RESULTS IN PATIENTS SUFFERING FROM CEREBRO-VASCULAR DISEASE＆Gastaut,H．,Bostem,F．,Fernandez-Guardiola,A．,Naquet,R．,and Gibson,W．365

35．METHODS AND RESULTS OF GAS ACTIVATION IN VARIOUS TYPES OF CEREBRO-VASCULAR DISEASES＆Spunda,C．383

36．ON THE USE OF ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY DURING TESTS OF RESPIRATORY FUNCTION＆Laval,P．,Bostem,F．,Ardisson,J．L．,and Feliciano,J．391

37．THE INHALATION OF NITROGEN IN EEG ACTIVATION＆Floris,V．,Failla,E．,Morocutti,C,and Nurchi,R．398

38．DISCUSSION OF THE DIAGNOSTIC VALUE OF THE EEG MANIFESTATIONS PROVOKED BY HYPOXIA＆Walter,W．Grey402

DIAGNOSTIC VALUE OF EEG CHANGES PROVOKED BY ISCHEMIA DUE TO CAROTID COMPRESSION407

39．RESULTS OF THE UNILATERAL CAROTID COMPRESSION TEST IN A SERIES OF NORMAL YOUNG ADULTS＆Pruvot,P．,Galibert,P．,and Pruvot,J．409

40．EFFECTS OF BILATERAL CAROTID COMPRESSION IN AGED AND APPARENTLY NORMAL SUBJECTS＆Loeb,C．415

41．ELECTRO-CLINICAL EFFECTS OF CAROTID COMPRESSION IN CASES WITH CEREBRAL CIRCULATORY DISTURBANCES＆Paillas,J．E．,Bonnal,J．,Gastaut,Y．,and Barré,R．428

42．ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC AND ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC MANIFESTATIONS PROVOKED BY CAROTID COMPRESSION IN CEREBRAL CIRCULATORY INSUFFICIENCIES＆Roger,J．,Naquet,R．,Gastaut,H．,Lechner,H．,Fernandez-Guardiola,A．,and Bostem,F．439

43．THE PATTERN AND CAUSE OF EEG CHANGES DURING CAROTID COMPRESSION＆Kugler,J．,Decker,K．,and Dinas,A．452

44．OBSERVATIONS ON THE CLINICAL AND EEG CHANGES INDUCED BY UNILATERAL CAROTID COMPRESSION＆Terzian,H．,and Turinese,A．457

45．EFFECTS OF CAROTID COMPRESSION ON THE ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM OF PATIENTS SUFFERING FROM VASCULAR OR EXPANDING CEREBRAL LESIONS＆Mensikova,Z．,and Polak,O．472

46．DISCUSSION OF THE DIAGNOSTIC VALUE OF CAROTID COMPRESSION＆LeClercq,E．481

EEG MANIFESTATIONS OF CEREBRAL ISCHEMIA PROVOKED BY CARDIAC INHIBITION OR VASODEPRESSION RESULTING FROM CAROTID SINUS STIMULATION483

47．POLYGRAPHIC STUDY OF CAROTID SINUS HYPERSENSITIVITY PRODUCED BY EXTRA-SINUS STIMULATION＆Gastaut,H．,Vigouroux,R．,and Dell,M．B．485

48．POLYGRAPHIC STUDY OF CAROTID SINUS HYPERSENSITIVITY PRODUCED BY INTRA-SINUS STIMULATION(FORCED EXPIRATION);ITS APPLICATION TO THE STUDY OF COUGH SYNCOPE＆Gastaut,H．,Regis,H．,and Infante,B．508

49．DISCUSSION OF STUDIES OF CAROTID SINUS HYPERSENSITIVITY＆Zanchetti,A．529

EEG MANIFESTATIONS OF CEREBRAL ISCHEMIA INDUCED BY CARDIAC INHIBITION OR VASODEPRESSION PROVOKED BY OCULAR COMPRESSION533

50．CLINICO-ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC STUDY OF REFLEX VASO-VAGAL SYNCOPE PROVOKED BY OCULAR COMPRESSION＆Gastaut,H．,Fischer-Williams,M．,Gibson,W．,and El Ouahchi,S．535

51．DIAGNOSTIC VALUE OF THE OCULOCARDIAC REFLEX IN DIFFERENTIATION OF SYNCOPE AND EPILEPTIC MANIFESTATIONS＆Fildisevski,P．554

EEG MANIFESTATIONS OF CEREBRAL HYPOXIA PROVOKED BY REFLEX CARDIO-INHIBITION OR VASO-DEPRESSION BY OCULAR COMPRESSION AND GAS MIXTURES561

52．EEG STUDIES OF HYPOXIC PNEUMOPATHIES AND CARDIOPATHIES＆Fischgold,H．563

53．CLINICAL,ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC AND BIOLOGICAL CORRELATIONS IN 34 CASES OF CHRONIC BRONCHO-PNEUMOPATHY WITH ASPHYXIA＆Goulon,M．,Picidalo,J．J．,Christophe,M．,Margairaz,A．,and Nouailhat,F．565

54．ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC FINDINGS ASSOCIATED WITH CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE＆Shev,E．E．,and Robinson,S．J．578

55．HEMODYNAMIC AND ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC CORRELATIONS IN HYPOXIC HEART DISEASE＆Jouve,A．,Gerard,R．,Gras,A．,Regis,H．,Benjamine,R．,and Malfroy,P．590

56．ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC STUDIES OF CYANOTIC CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE＆Beaussart,M．,Dupuis,D．,and Dupuis,R．597

57．CONCLUSIONS OF THE INTERNATIONAL COLLOQUIUM ON ANOXIA AND THE EEG＆Gastaut,H．,Fischgold,H．,and Meyer,J．S．599