Amsterdam 1925
- Introductory section
- (1925). Medical Service at the Labour Inspection Bureau in Austria. Abstract. (p. 1).
- (1925). Poisoning by gaseous vapours. Abstract. (pp. 2 - 3).
- (1925). Tuberculosis of mine workers in Sweden. Abstract. (p. 3).
- (1925). New conservative treatment of fractures of the femur. Abstract. (pp. 4 - 5).
- (1925). Dust diseases and lung tuberculosis of the miners in the Ruhr basin. Abstract. (pp. 5 - 6).
- (1925). Legal means of combating professional diseases, especially in Austria. Abstract. (pp. 7 - 8).
- (1925). Body-measurements of smiths’ and hairdressers’ apprentices. Abstract. (pp. 8 - 9).
- (1925). Nystagmus amongst miners in the Ruhr basin. Abstract. (p. 10).
- (1925). Visceroptosis as an industrial disease. Abstract. (pp. 11 - 12).
- (1925). Industrial diseases of members of the fire brigade. Abstract. (pp. 12 - 13).
- (1925). Pneumoconiosis. Abstract. (pp. 13 - 14).
- (1925). Industrial nervous diseases & mental derangements. Abstract. (pp. 15 - 16).
- (1925). Method for the prevention of lung-emphysema. Abstract. (p. 17).
- (1925). Industrial eye affections. Abstract. (pp. 18 - 19).
- (1925). The limited recognition of arthritis deformans as the result of accidents. Abstract. (pp. 20 - 21).
- (1925). The treatment of recurrent dislocation of the shoulder. Abstract. (pp. 21 - 22).
- (1925). Illumination of workshops. Abstract. (pp. 22 - 23).
- (1925). Poisoning by phosphoretted hydrogen (ferrosilicium). Abstract. (pp. 23 - 24).
- (1925). Methaemo globine formation through nitrogen containing poisons. Abstract. (pp. 24 - 25).
- (1925). Radiography with reference to the optic foramen. Abstract. (pp. 25 - 26).
- (1925). Changes in the position of the uterus after accident. Abstract. (pp. 26 - 28).
- (1925). Osoeosynthesis (fractures). Abstract. (pp. 28 - 30).
- (1925). The instruction in industrial hygiene. Abstract. (pp. 30 - 31).
- (1925). Special instruction in industrial medicine. Abstract. (pp. 32 - 34).
- (1925). Economic consequences of the treatment of injuries. Abstract. (pp. 34 - 35).
- (1925). Treatment of wounds and suture. Abstract. (pp. 35 - 37).
- (1925). Accident and tuberculosis. Abstract. (pp. 38 - 39).
- (1925). Biological disturbances of the equilibrium caused by trade or profession. Abstract. (pp. 40 - 41).
- (1925). The more commoner carpo and metacarpo fractures. Abstract. (pp. 41 - 42).
- (1925). Epilepsy after and caused by accident. Abstract. (pp. 42 - 43).
- (1925). Some results of industrial legislation and industrial hygiene. Abstract. (pp. 43 - 44).
- (1925). Curative workshops for workmen injured through accident. Abstract. (pp. 44 - 46).
- (1925). Medical advice on the choice of trade and professions. Abstract. (pp. 46 - 47).
- (1925). Cardiac affection and accident. Abstract. (pp. 47 - 48).
- (1925). Dupuytren’s contraction and injury. Abstract. (pp. 48 - 49).
- (1925). Poisoning by phosphoretted hydrogen. Abstract. (pp. 49 - 50).
- (1925). The early discovery of basophile granules in the blood in the case of lead poisoning. Abstract. (p. 51).
- (1925). Dislocation of semi-lunar cartileges. Abstract. (pp. 52 - 53).
- (1925). New views on diseases of the lungs caused by dust. Abstract. (pp. 53 - 54).
- (1925). Definition and diagnosis of industrial diseases. Abstract. (pp. 54 - 56).
- (1925). Injuries to the lung and tuberculosis. Abstract. (pp. 56 - 57).
- (1925). The influence of ventilation and heating of factories on the health of the worker. Abstract. (p. 58).
- (1925). Joint affections and accident. Abstract. (pp. 59 - 60).
- (1925). Injury to fingers following wounds. Abstract. (pp. 60 - 62).