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About the Journal

The Johns Hopkins Medical Journal was a medical journal published by the Johns Hopkins University that ceased publication in 1982. It was established in December 1889 as The Johns Hopkins Hospital Bulletin. It was renamed Bulletin of the Johns Hopkins Hospital (Bull. Johns Hopkins Hosp.) in 1924, before obtaining its final title in 1967.

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Internet Archive: Internet Archive | Volumes 1 to 16 Index | Vol 5 to 7

Volumes

Volume 4 (1893)

Mall FP. Early human embryos and the mode of their preservation. (1893) Johns Hopkins Hospital Bulletin 4: 115-121.

Volume 18 (1907)

Pohlman AG. The fetal circulation through the heart. A review of the more important theories, together with a preliminary report on personal findings. (1907) Johns Hopkins Med. J 18: 409-412.

Volume 16 (1905)

The Johns Hopkins Medical Journal 16 (1905)

Volume 20 (1909)

The Johns Hopkins Medical Journal 20 (1909)

Volume 27 (1916)

The Johns Hopkins Medical Journal 27 (1916)

Volume 30 (1919)

The Johns Hopkins Medical Journal 30 (1919)

Streeter GL. Formation of single ovum twins. (1919) Johns Hopkins Hospital Bulletin 30: no. 342.
Meyer AW. and Wynne HMN. Some aspects of ovarian pregnancy - with report of a case. (1919) Johns Hopkins Hospital Bulletin 30:

Volume 32 (1921)

The Johns Hopkins Medical Journal 32 (1921)

Guttmacher MS. and Guttmacher AF. Morphological and physiological studies on the musculature of the mature graafian follicle of the sow. (1921) Johns Hopkins Hospital Bulletin 32: 391-399.

Volume 33 (1922)

The Johns Hopkins Medical Journal 33 (1922)

Corner GW. The morphological theory of monochorionic twins as illustrated by a series of supposed early twin embryos of the pig. (1922) Johns Hopkins Hospital Bulletin 33: .

Selected

Franklin P. Mall

Embryos, early human, and the mode of their preservation. IV, 115
Intestine, human, development of, and its position in the adult. IX, 197
Arteries, internal mammary and deep epigastric, development of, in man. IX, 232.
Diaphragm, human, development of. XII, 158
in the liver, origin of. Franklin P. Mall XII, 146
Franklin P. Mall XII, 133
and ureter, abnormalities in the form of dependent on the development of the renal bud. Augustus G. Pohlman XVI, 51
and ureter, developmental relations of in human embryos.

Cite this page: Hill, M.A. (2024, April 16) Embryology The Johns Hopkins Medical Journal. Retrieved from https://embryology.med.unsw.edu.au/embryology/index.php/The_Johns_Hopkins_Medical_Journal

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 ==About the Journal==
-The Johns Hopkins Medical Journal was a medical journal published by the Johns Hopkins University that ceased publication in 1982. It was established in December 1889 as [[The Johns Hopkins Medical Journal|The Johns Hopkins Hospital Bulletin]]. It was renamed Bulletin of the Johns Hopkins Hospital (Bull. Johns Hopkins Hosp.) in 1924, before obtaining its final title in 1967.
+The Johns Hopkins Medical Journal was a medical journal published by the Johns Hopkins University that ceased publication in 1982. It was established in December 1889 as [[The Johns Hopkins Medical Journal|The Johns Hopkins Hospital Bulletin]]. It was renamed '''Bulletin of the Johns Hopkins Hospital''' (Bull. Johns Hopkins Hosp.) in 1924, before obtaining its final title in 1967.
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-:'''Internet Archive:'''[https://archive.org/search.php?query=creator%3A%22Johns+Hopkins+Hospital.+Bulletin%22 Internet Archive] | [http://www.archive.org/details/johnshopkinsmedi116john Volumes 1 to 16 Index] | [https://archive.org/details/johnshopkinsmedi05john/page/n4/mode/2up Vol 5 to 7]
+:'''Internet Archive:''' [https://archive.org/search.php?query=creator%3A%22Johns+Hopkins+Hospital.+Bulletin%22 Internet Archive] | [http://www.archive.org/details/johnshopkinsmedi116john Volumes 1 to 16 Index] | [https://archive.org/details/johnshopkinsmedi05john Vol 5 to 7]
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+===Volume 4 (1893)===
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+===Volume 5 (1894)===
+[[The Johns Hopkins Medical Journal 5 (1894)]]
+===Volume 6 (1895)===
+[[The Johns Hopkins Medical Journal 6 (1895)]]
+===Volume 7 (1896)===
+[[The Johns Hopkins Medical Journal 7 (1896)]]
+===Volume 8 (1897)===
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+===Volume 9 (1898)===
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+===Volume 10 (1899)===
+[[The Johns Hopkins Medical Journal 10 (1899)]]
+===Volume 11 (1900)===
+[[The Johns Hopkins Medical Journal 11 (1900)]]
+===Volume 12 (1901)===
+[[The Johns Hopkins Medical Journal 12 (1901)]]
+* {{Ref-Mall1901a}}
+* {{Ref-Mall1901b}}
+* {{Ref-Mall1901c}}
+* {{Ref-Long1901}}
+===Volume 15 (1904)===
+[[The Johns Hopkins Medical Journal 15 (1904)]]
+===Volume 18 (1907)===
+{{Ref-Pohlman1907}}
+===Volume 16 (1905)===
+[[The Johns Hopkins Medical Journal 16 (1905)]]
+* {{Ref-Pohlman1905a}}
+* {{Ref-Pohlman1905b}}
+===Volume 20 (1909)===
+[[The Johns Hopkins Medical Journal 20 (1909)]]
+===Volume 27 (1916)===
+[[The Johns Hopkins Medical Journal 27 (1916)]]
+===Volume 30 (1919)===
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+===Volume 32 (1921)===
+[[The Johns Hopkins Medical Journal 32 (1921)]]
+* {{Ref-Guttmacher1921}}
+===Volume 33 (1922)===
 [[The Johns Hopkins Medical Journal 33 (1922)]]
+* {{Ref-Corner1922b}}
 ==Selected==