koski1968 BAUME

Volume 54
Number 8
Cranial growth centers 583
76. Scott, J. 11.: Craniofacial Regions-A Contribution to the Study of Facial Growth, D.
Practitioner 5: 208-214, 1955.
77. Scott, J. H. : Growth at the Facial Sutures, AM. J. ORTHODONTICS 42: 381-387, 1956.
78. Scott, J. H.: The Growth of the Human Skull, J. D. A. South Africa 13: 133-142, 1958.
79. Scott, J. H.: The Cranial Base, Am. J. Phys. Anthrop. 16: 319-348, 1958.
80. Scott, J. H., and Dixon, A. D.: Anatomy for Students of Dentistry, Edinburgh, 1959,
E. & 5. Livingstone, Ltd.
81. Scott, J. H., and Symons, N. B. B.: Introduction to Dental Anatomy, Edinburgh, 1964,
E. & S. Livingstone, Ltd.
82. Sicher, H.: Skeletal Disharmonies and Malocclusions, AM. J. ORTHODONTICS 43: 679-684,
1957.
83. Sicher, H. : Oral Anatomy, St. Louis, 1965, The C. V. Mosby CO.
84. Sijbrandij, S.: Inhibition of Tibia1 Growth by Means of Compression of Its Proximal
Epiphysial Disc in the Rabbit, Acta Anat. 55: 278-285, 1963.
85. Symons, N. B. B.: Studies on the Growth and Form of the Mandible, D. Record 71: 41-53,
1951.
86. Symons, N. B. B.: A Histochemical Study of the Secondary Cartilage of the Mandibular
Condyle in the Rat, Arch. Oral Biol. 10: 579-584, 1965.
87. Tulley, W. J., and Campbell, A. C.: A Manual of Practical Orthodontics, ed. 2, Bristol,
1965, John Wright & Sons, Ltd.
88. Washburn, S. L.: The Effect of Facial Paralysis on the Growth of the Skull of Rat and
Rabbit, Anat. Rec. 94: 163-168, 1946.
89. Watanabe, M., La&in, D. M., and Brodie, A. G.: The Effect of Autotransplantation on
Growth of the Zygomatico-Maxillary Suture, Am. J. Anat. 160: 319-329, 1957.
90. Weinmann, J. P., and Sicher, H.: Bone and Bones, ed. 2, St. Louis, 1955, The C. V.
Mosby Company.
91. Yen, P. K-J., and Shaw, J. H., Studies of the Skull Sutures of the Rhesus Monkey by
Comparison of the Topographic Sampling Technique, Autoradiography and Vital Staining,
Arch. Oral Biol. 8: 349-362, 1963.
92. Yen, P.K.-J., and Shaw, J. H.: Short Versus Long Studies With Radiocalcium at Various
Sites of the Skull of Young and Old Rhesus Monkeys, Arch. Oral Biol. 8: 363-375, 1963.
93. Young, R. W.: The Influence of Cranial Contents on Postnatal Growth of the Skull in
the Rat. Am. J. Anat. 105: 383-415, 1959.
Correction
The May issue of the ANERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHODONTICS carried a most appropriate
response by Harry Sicher to the presentation of the 1967 Albert H. Ketcham Memorial
Award. In his response, Dr. Sicher paid tribute to the two men who had had a profound
influence in developing his interest in anatomy and orthodontics. The first was Julius
Tandler, described by Dr. Sicher as “one of the ‘greatest teachers [in anatomy1 that I have
ever met.” The other was Albin Oppenheim, whom Dr. Sicher regarded as “years and years
ahead of his time” in orthodontics. The JOURNAL regrets the misspelling of the names of these
two men who were held in such high esteem by Dr. Sicher.