Vol 32, No 10 (1936)

No. 5 of the Kazan Medical Journal, 1936, published an article by Dr. IV Zueva entitled "Analysis of the Behavior of Difficult Children"

Appendicitis, as a definite nosological unit with a known pathological substrate, typical clinical picture and surgical methods of treatment, is currently a well-studied chapter of private surgery.

The Leningrad Regional Conference, held from 10 / XII to 12 / XII 1934, on the issue of "acute appendicitis and its treatment", with sufficient clarity determined the attitude towards this disease.

Apparently, the moment is approaching when the new researcher of the question of cardiography will continue the classic work of Janelidze (Heart Wounds and Their Surgical Treatment) in order to confirm the surgeons' view of the wounded heart as an organ subject to surgical intervention using even more consolidated material.

Despite the almost 100-year period that separates us from the time of the classic Cruveilhier study, the question of the etiology and pathogenesis of round gastric ulcer is still not resolved, and many of its aspects are still dark.

Recent studies on the autonomic nervous system have opened up broad prospects for clinicians not only in terms of elucidating the pathogenesis of many disease states, but also contributed to the establishment of new principles in the treatment of a wide variety of diseases.

Since we managed to isolate independent female sex hormones, we find in the literature, especially in recent years, numerous indications of the more or less successful use of folliculin, prolan and lutin — alone or in a combined form.

The idea of using calcium from the eggshell for various endocrinopathies of the female genital area followed from the data obtained as a result of the use of this drug for sensitizing mice to the female sex hormone (Tchaikovsky, Bondarenko).

Over the past decades, the problem of nasal breathing has attracted the attention of a wide range of researchers.

We decided to publish this case as it is of undoubted interest.

In the extensive literature on the issue of complications after gastric resection, a number of authors note: bleeding, atony of the stomach, insufficiency and dehiscence of sutures and, less often, perforation of ulcers on the remaining part of the stomach, not recognized both before and during surgery, or acute developed in the postoperative period.

This monograph is a work that has long been desired for oncologists and a wide range of physicians specialists in areas closely related to oncology, who sought to embrace the immense breadth of modern oncology with a critical mind.

Dermatitis is very often observed when preparing the operating field with iodine tincture according to Grossich.

Aa. observed 6 cases of acute postoperative adrenal insufficiency after cholecystectomy, hernia repair, trial laparotomy, trauma and cancer metastasis.

Postoperative complications may depend on certain changes in the body, both pathological and constitutional.

The author describes 3 cases of hemolysis after blood transfusion

The author, using an exact, specially developed technique, casts doubt on the data on the change in the strength of the agglutinin titer that occurs during the course of the disease and surgical intervention.

The author cites material in 200 cases of double duodenal ulcer, recognized by X-ray.

The author developed the material of the Leiden Clinic for appendicitis.

The author proposes the following method of surgery for habitual dislocation in the elbow joint.

In the first place in the active treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis is artificial pneumothorax.