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At the meeting of the Johns Hopkins Hospital Medical Society, March 20, I905, a brief preliminary report was made of the results of experiments in occlusion upon the abdominal aorta and other arteries of sixty-three dogs, conducted during the previous winter and autumn by Dr. W. F. M. Sowers and me.2 During the following year these investigations were continued with the assistance of Dr. E. H. Richardson, thirty-nine dogs being operated upon. With the aid of a modified Brauer apparatus devised by Dr. Follis and Dr. Fisher we were able successfully to constrict the thoracic aorta both in animals and man. In June, 90o6, at the meeting of the American Medical Association in Boston, attention was again called to. our work, the results to date being given in merest outlines During the following two years, the exigencies of the surgical clinic seemed to demand experimental investigation in another direction ctnd hence only a little time was found for prosecuting the arterial work under consideration, although several problems which have arisen in connection with it we regard with unabated interest; and with the solution of these we are again concerning ourselves. In the meantime, however, a number of experiments have been made, and several animals which were for many months under observation have furnished additional facts worthy of record. The method of applying the band has been improved and modified and new instruments for rolling it devised. The full report of this work will probably be

PARTIAL, PROGRESSIVE AND COMPLETE OCCLUSION OF THE AORTA AND OTHER LARGE ARTERIES IN THE DOG BY MEANS OF THE METAL BAND