...Dane R. Boggs © 1973 by American Society of Hematology, Inc. 1973 Maxwell M. Wintrobe r[IHIS ISSUE OF BLOOD is published in honor of Dr. Maxwell Myer I Wintrobe. The diversity of Dr. Wintrobe s major contributions to the field of medicine is such that it would be impossible to catalogue them...

...Howard A. Liebman Copyright © 2003 The American Society of Hematology 2003 This issue of Blood contains 2 independent reports on the treatment of refractory mixed cryoglobulinemia with the anti-CD20 humanized monoclonal antibody rituximab. Cryoglobulins, first reported by Maxwell Wintrobe...

...G. RICHARD LEE, M.D.; ARTHUR HAUT, M>D.; THOMAS H. CAINE, M.D.; GEORGE E. CARTWRIGHT, M.D.; MAXWELL M. WINTROBE, M.D., Ph.D. 1. Erythrocyte hemins, extracted with acid-acetone, exhibited multiple components on two chromatographic systems. However, this heterogeneity can be explained by various...

...DANE R. BOGGS, M.D.; JOHN W. ATHENS, M.D.; OTTO P. HAAB, M.D.; PASQUALE A. CANCILLA, M.D.; SPENCER O. RAAB, M.D.; GEORGE E. CARTWRIGHT, M.D.; MAXWELL M. WINTROBE, M.D., Ph.D The effect of a single injection of vinblastine sulfate was studied in 50 mongrel dogs. Nine of 34 dogs given 0.2 mg./Kg...

...SPENCER O. RAAB, M.D.; ARTHUR HAUT, M.D.; GEORGE E. CARTWRIGHT, M.D.; MAXWELL M. WINTROBE, M.D., ph.D. 1. Two patients with microcytic hypochromic anemia, hyperferremia, and hemosiderosis have been described .A partial hematologic remission was observed in both patients following the administration...

...SPENCER O. RAAB; PAUL D. HOEPRICH; MAXWELL M. WINTROBE; GEORGE E. CARTWRIGHT 1. The total course of acute leukemia in 55 patients managed in one clinic disclosed 149 febrile episodes. 2. Fever occurred virtually only when the leukemia was in relapse. 3. Infection was the cause of fever in 102...

...FRANK H. BETHELL; WILLIAM B. CASTLE; STEVEN O. SCHWARTZ; MAXWELL M. WINTROBE © 1955 by American Society of Hematology, Inc. 1955 PANELS IN THERAPY Foreword A NEW DEPARTMENT-Panels its Therapy-begins with this issue. It is devoted to the practical problems of treating people who have specific...

...MAXWELL M. WINTROBE © 1949 by American Society of Hematology, Inc. 1949 Revised Nomenclature: Pro and Con* EDITORIAL WHAT S IN A NAMESEVERAL statements have appeared recentlyL 2, 3 concerning standardization of hematologic nomenclature. Their purpose is to bring clarity where there is con...

...MAXWELL M. WINTROBE © 1947 by American Society of Hematology, Inc. 1947 EDITORIAL THE Mu t RED Coiuuscz O NE of the most highly specialized structures in the mammalian organism is the red corpuscle. Its functional activity is carried on after the nucleus has been lost and its efficiency...

...MAXWELL M. WINTROBE, M.D. The symptoms and signs referable to the cardiovascular system that are associated with anemia are discussed, and the physiologic adjustments to anemia that take place in the cardiovascular system are considered. The capacity for adjustment when anemia develops gradually...

... © 1947 by American Society of Hematology, Inc. 1947 2.16 BOOK REVIEWS Clinical Hematologj. By MAXWELL M. WINTROBE. Lea & Febiger, Philadelphia, and edition, 1946. This second edition of Wintrobe s book published four years after the first is distinguished first of all by being so remarkably...

... the advice and assistance of Drs. Maxwell Wintrobe, Ceorge E. Cartwright and Russell S. Jones in the preparation of this paper. Submitted July 7, 1958; accepted for publication July 25, 1958. 584 Fic. 1.-Anteroposterior film of pelvis, October 3, 1956. PSEUDOTUMOR OF HEMOPHILIA 585 The volume of packed red...

... of the American Physicians. The meeting was organized by a committee consisting of William Dameshek (Boston); Carl V. Moore (St. Louis); and Maxwell M. Wintrobe (Salt Lake City). One hundred and eighteen were present at the dinner and another i or 30 appeared for the after-dinner discussions. Two subjects were...

...-rRANSFUSIONSFORSCHUNG, Band 8 by G. W. Orth, Basel, New York, S. Karger, (Distributed by Albert J. Phiebig, White Plains, N. Y.) 396 pp., $16.00. PROGRESS IN MsiacAl. GENETICS, Vol. I. edited by Arthur G. Steinberg, New York, Grune & Stratton, Inc., 341 pp., $9.75. CLINICAl. HEMATOLOGY, 5th ed., by Maxwell M. Wintrobe...

... S. Ultmann, John E. Valentine, William Valeri, C. Robert Wells, Roe Weintraub, Lewis R. Weksler, Babette White, Arthur White, James G. Williams, Ralph C. Wiiman, George Wintrobe, Maxwell M. Wortis, Henry Yoshida, Akira Yunis, Adel A. ...

... EBAUGH, JR. EUGENE P. CRONKITE JAMES F. MUSTARD WILLIAM H. CROSBY MAXWELL M. WINTROBE Advisorij Council LouIs K. DIAMOND EDWIN E. OSGOOD CHARLES A. DOAN JOSEPH F. Ross OLIVER P. JONES CARL H. SMITh Louis LOWENSTEIN HENRY M. STRATFON CARL V. MooRE JAMES L. TuLLI5 Z%Iembership Committee ALBERT S. GORDON...

..., George Wintrobe, Maxwell M. Wortis, Henry Yoshida, Akira Yunis, Adel A. ...

... meeting in 1983, many previous ASH leaders are shown here celebrating the society's achievements. Front row: Dr John W. Harris (1982), Dr Helen M. Ranney (1974), Dr Samuel I. Rapaport (1977), Dr Ralph O. Wallerstein (1978), Dr Maxwell M. Wintrobe (1972). Back row: Dr C. Lockard Conley (1976), Dr Ernest...

... © 1962 by American Society of Hematology, Inc. 1962 BOOK REVIEWS ROBERT Sciiw nrz, M.D., Editor CLINICAL HEMATOLOGY, 5th ed. Maxwell M. Wintrohe, Philadelphia, Lea & Fehiger, 1186 pp., $18.50. The appearance of another edition ( this time the fifth ) of Wintrohe s well-known text...

... countries, might make possible in the future. MAXWELL M. WINTROBE, M.D. REFERENCES I Am. J. Clin. Path. i8: 443, 1948. 2 Am. J. Clin. Path. ip. 6, 1949. 3 Blood . 59, 1949. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR To THE EDITOR: In the January issue of Blood, a condensation of the first two Reports of the Committee...