Articles:

G Evison and KT Evans

Bone sclerosis in multiple myeloma
Br J Radiol 1967 40: 81-89.  

M Pajewski and E Vure

Late manifestations of infantile cortical hyperostosis (Caffey's disease)
Br J Radiol 1967 40: 90-95.  

JA Gleeson, JC Swann, DT Hughes, and FI Lee

Dystrophia myotonica--a radiological survey
Br J Radiol 1967 40: 96-100.  

H Simon

Multiple myeloma presenting as pulsating sternal tumours
Br J Radiol 1967 40: 101-103.  

WM McCrae and EM Sweet

Diagnosis of osteoporosis in childhood
Br J Radiol 1967 40: 104-107.  

DN White, JB Blanchard, and JM Clark

Studies in ultrasonic echoencephalography. V. Echoes obtainable from a plastic skull
Br J Radiol 1967 40: 108-119.  

EM Bateson and T Bull

Two unusual tumours of the chemoreceptor system with angiographic demonstration
Br J Radiol 1967 40: 120-124.  

RA Wilkins

Some observations on the course taken by cardiac catheters in children
Br J Radiol 1967 40: 125-127.  

EJ Hall and J Cavanagh

The oxygen effect for acute and protracted radiation exposures measured with seedlings of Vicia faba
Br J Radiol 1967 40: 128-133.  

FS Stewart

A hydraulic lifting trolley for a high-pressure oxygen chamber
Br J Radiol 1967 40: 134-137.  

PN Casbolt

An automatic gamma-ray exposure device
Br J Radiol 1967 40: 138-141.  

GM Owen

Instrumental and technical notes. An apparatus for dispensing radioactive solutions
Br J Radiol 1967 40: 143-144.  

H Ludin

Modified guide wire for percutaneous catheterisation of kinked or severely atheromatous arteries
Br J Radiol 1967 40: 145-146.  

RB Pridie

A self-retaining injector for sinography
Br J Radiol 1967 40: 147.  

H Westbury

Case reports. Glomus intravagale tumour
Br J Radiol 1967 40: 148-150.  

RA el-Sallab and AA Aboul-Enein

Angiographic appearances of bilharzial mass of the colon
Br J Radiol 1967 40: 151-153.  

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