Edinburgh Research Archive

• MQ Data Science Report to MRC on building a National Infrastructure for Mental Health Data Science in the UK 

  Beange, Iona; Iveson, M; Mai, H; McIntosh, A; Xenaki, C; Zhang, N; Smith, D; Wölbert, E (The University of Edinburgh, 2019-09-09)

  At the MQ meeting on 9th September 2019 (Edinburgh), we hosted a discussion session, where we asked participants how they would envision a National Infrastructure for Mental Health Data Science (referred to as “platform” ...

• Prognosis of sudden coronary occlusion as seen in general practice 

  McNab, George Robertson (The University of Edinburgh, 1938)

• Cerebral involvement in head injury. A study based on the examination of two hundred cases 

  Russell, William Ritchie (The University of Edinburgh, 1932)

  It is difficult to summarise the points which have been discussed in this thesis. The study of the two hundred cases dealt with has provided a large mass of material for investigation, of which only certain aspects ...

• The etiology of dental caries 

  Pollock, G. (The University of Edinburgh, 1914)

  Thesis contains some original observations on the incidence of dental caries in breastfed children contrasted with the condition of the teeth in hand-fed children, and a general review of the subject.

• Hereditary influence 

  Crosbie, Alexander (The University of Edinburgh, 1858)

• On puerperal hemorrahage 

  Clegg, William James (The University of Edinburgh, 1854)

• "Spontaneous evolution": or a compound torsion, doubling and expulsion of the body of the child in shoulder presentation 

  Wood, Nathaniel Stenson (The University of Edinburgh, 1850)

• Observations on the toxic fractions of scarlatinal streptococci 

  Green, Cecil Alfred (The University of Edinburgh, 1935)

  1. Among a series of strains of haemolytic streptococci from thirty -five cases of scarlatina in the first week of illness, fourteen were found to correspond with one or other of Griffith's serological types I, II, III and IV.

• Observations on some dangers incident to infant life; also the description, treatment & results of a case of imperforate rectum 

  MacKenzie, Roderick Fraser (The University of Edinburgh, 1878)

• The etiology of internal aneurism and its treatment by iodide of potassium and galvano-puncture: with illustrative cases 

  Gibbons, Robert Alexander (The University of Edinburgh, 1877)

• An investigation into the histological structure of the skin in smallpox of man 

  Greenway, Alexander Stevenson (The University of Edinburgh, 1878)

• On the reflex theory of nervous action 

  Hardie, James (The University of Edinburgh, 1862)

• The action of alcohol in health and disease 

  Sealy, John (The University of Edinburgh, 1862)

• Acute pleurisy 

  Reid, Robert (The University of Edinburgh, 1861)

• On the anatomy of the sympathetic system of nerves: with a few remarks on some points of its physiology & probable pathology 

  Rorie, James (The University of Edinburgh, 1859)

• Notes and comments on a case of angina pectoris 

  Copeland, Paula T. (The University of Edinburgh, 1907)

  A not infrequent warning of an approaching circulatory climax is a state of restlessness with mental activity and sense of well- being; an accentuation of this condition may give rise to mental aberrations as previously ...

• Development of a Dendritic Cell based Vaccine for the Immunotherapy of Acute Myeloid Leukaemia 

  Klammer, Matthias (The University of Edinburgh, 2008)

  22 patients with de novo or relapsed Acute Myeloid Leukaemia (AML) were recruited into a Phase I/II clinical trial aimed at vaccinating with autologous Dendritic-like Leukemia Cells (DLLC) once in complete remission. At ...

• Spatial epidemiology of indicators of male reproductive health in Scotland 

  Farragher, Tracey Marie (The University of Edinburgh, 2005)

  BACKGROUND In recent years there are a number of reports showing a deterioration in male reproductive health, i.e. diminished semen quality and increases in the incidence of testicular cancer and the congenital malformations ...

• Lipid-lowering therapy in calcific aortic stenosis 

  Cowell, Sarah Joanna (The University of Edinburgh, 2008)

  BACKGROUND Calcific aortic stenosis is the commonest valvular heart condition seen in the western world and appears to be the result of an active inflammatory process closely resembling atherosclerosis. 1 hypothesised ...

• Bacteriological study of infantile gastro-enteritis with special reference to certain serological types of bacillus coli 

  McNeill, Margaret Menzies (The University of Edinburgh, 1952)

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