Vol 1, No 9 (1901)

On July 15, 1900, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, a Tatar woman Bibi S — va, a peasant woman, a dressmaker for employment, was 28 years old, pregnant at the 4th division, entered the City Zabulachny Maternity Ward, which I run. In a marriage about іо summer, out of 3 genera, two ended up with the birth of living children, in the last time a dead fetus was born. Already in this previous pregnancy, the patient felt pain in the bones of the lower extremities (in the hips) and pelvis. The first month in S. appeared in the 15th year, with type - after 4 weeks for 2-3 days; the last months were at the end of September or beginning of October 1899.

On 23 cases of typhoid fever in children at the age of 8 months. up to 15 liters. The author carried out three methods of treatment: antipyretic - pharmaceutical (antipyrine), water treatment and expectant or symptomatic. The first method was used to treat 5 children aged 4 to 12 years; antipyrine was given regularly in doses from o, s to i, o 3 times a day. According to the author's observations, antipyrine greatly lowers t ° in the first days of the illness and during the weakening of the fever (on the 3rd week and very weakly with the tension of the painful process; the heart becomes more frequent and the pulse is soft, jumping up and slightly resistant (on prolonged action) scarlet rash, sometimes draining.

The mentioned article is the report of the commission of the Society. Children's Doctors in Moscow. On the basis of modern knowledge of the ethiology and epidemiology of diphtheria, given in the beginning of the article, such provisions are established.

Bringing acute and chronic diseases in the course of or in the course of which non-pulmonary edema develops and many different authors explaining its occurrence, the author sets out the histories of the disease of two of his patients, who had disease-free dropsy. The authors' opinion about the origin of non-albuminuric edema is reduced to 3 provisions:
1) the weakness of the peripheral vaso-motors is the increase in the cooling of the skin;
2) all because of weakness of the heart and changes in the vascular walls and the blood tissue itself, caused by some kind of toxins that penetrate from the intestines and are formed in the blood itself;
3) as a symptom of acute kidney damage.

Pointing to the novelty and low level of development of the department of surgery on solid tumors of the mesentery, the author considers it important to clarify (possible through clinical experience) the issue of predicting in them, since the operation of removing such tumors is one of the very difficult, in view of purely anatomical relations often, together with the tumor, it is necessary to resect parts of the small intestines.

The author gives іі 5 cases of firearms wounds delivered to him from the battlefield to the evacuation hospital in Harbin - Give a general description of the wounds inflicted by new and old bullets, the author goes on to analyze the material, which included: і8 injuries and damage joints of the extremities, ib injuries of the chest, 8 wounds of the abdomen and pelvic region (in one case, complete destruction of the kidney — nephrectomy — recovery), 2 wounds of the lower jaw, a rebound wound of the upper eyebrow with the detachment of half of the crayfish without damage to the cornea, , which caused sleep in both eyes and a few wounds of the cranial vault.

The accumulation of pus in bursa paregastrica, observed by the author in two cases of purulent peritonitis, as well as the autopsy of those who died from this disease, force the author to note the important clinical significance of the topographic features of the abdominal cavity, indicated by prof. Grain; so, during operations for purulent peritonitis or during autopsies between the loops of the small intestines, it is rarely necessary to insert a significant amount of pus or effusion in general, and the last one is either in the cavity of the pelvic floor, iliac cavities, in the canalis laterals; dexter (reported with bursa haepatica) et sinirster (reported with bursa praegastrica), in sinus mesentetici dexter et sinister and, rarely, in bursa omentali and under the diaphragm.