Vol 49, No 1 (1968)
Metabolic and Toxemic Aspects in the Formation of the Irreversibility of Clinical Death
Abstract
Revitalization of an organism in a state of agony or clinical death has become widely practiced in medical institutions. In a relatively short period of time, a path has been passed from empirical attempts to restore vital activity to the formation of resuscitation medicine as an independent science.
Pulmonary angiitis and hypertension of the pulmonary circulation
Abstract
The activity of the heart depends on the clarity and uninterrupted action of the peripheral mechanisms, primarily on the functional state of the vascular network. The pulmonary circulation is the most important link in the vascular apparatus, which includes about a quarter of the body's blood.
Some features of lung echinococcectomy in the light of immediate and long-term results
Abstract
В настоящее время общепризнано, что единственно надежный способ лечения при эхинококковой болезни легких — хирургический. Большинство хирургов предпочитает производить одномоментную закрытую эхинококкэктомию как операцию достаточно радикальную и наименее травматичную. Разногласия существуют лишь в деталях операции.
Topical issues of chemotherapy for patients with tuberculosis
Abstract
From the very first years of its introduction into clinical practice, chemotherapy took the leading place in the treatment of patients with tuberculosis. Thanks to extensive and comprehensive research carried out simultaneously in many countries, the basic principles of it were soon formulated - the combined duration and continuity until complete cure.
Corticosteroid-electrolyte changes due to gastrectomy
Abstract
There is a close relationship between the cortical part of the adrenal glands and the stomach in both normal and pathological conditions [7, 9, 10]. With insufficient function of the adrenal cortex (Addison's disease), atrophic changes in the gastric glands are often observed with a sharp decrease in the secretion of hydrochloric acid and pepsin.
Function of the adrenal cortex in chronic pancreatitis
Abstract
In most cases, the pathogenesis of pancreatitis is based on a violation of the relationship between pancreatic enzymes (in particular, proteolytic enzymes - trypsin, chymotrypsin, elastase, etc.) and antienzymes (inhibitors) in the pancreatic tissue itself.
The nature of the microflora of the gastrointestinal tract in cancerous lesions of the digestive system
Abstract
The only radical treatment for patients with cancer of the digestive system is surgery. The most frequent and dangerous complication of such operations is peritonitis. According to A. V. Melnikov, peritonitis was 30% of the cause of death in this group of patients.
Early diagnosis of icteric viral hepatitis
Abstract
For the successful fight against viral hepatitis, early hospitalization of patients is of great importance, since the first period of the disease, before the development of jaundice, is accompanied by the greatest viremia, which creates an epidemiological danger to others. Early diagnosis of viral hepatitis is difficult to date.
Leukoconcentration method for osteomyelosclerosis
Abstract
The question of the diagnosis of diseases of the blood system up to the present time cannot be considered finally solved. If in leukemic leukemia an important aid in diagnosis is the study of the picture of peripheral blood, then in case of aleukemic leukemia, which includes osteomyelosclerosis, the picture of peripheral blood often does not allow us to judge the connection of the disease with the myeloproliferative process.
Long-term results of ligation of uterine vessels
Abstract
At present, a number of surgeons with atonic bleeding, instead of amputation of the uterus, successfully ligate the main vessels feeding it. However, the effect of this operation on menstrual and fertile function has not been studied enough.
The content of catecholamines in late toxicosis of pregnancy
Abstract
The study of the functional state of the sympatho-adrenal system is important for a correct understanding of the features of those complex neuro-humoral processes that occur in the body of pregnant women, especially patients with late toxicosis.
Combined treatment for malignant neoplasms of external localizations
Abstract
In recent years, free skin grafting has acquired a certain importance in the treatment of patients with certain malignant neoplasms. In terms of combined treatment for skin cancer, malignant melanomas, breast cancer, there is a need for surgical intervention with free skin grafting and radiation.
Tracheostomy as a treatment for a severe attack of bronchial asthma
Abstract
The threat of death in bronchial asthma is most often associated with the development of a severe, long-term unresolved asthmatic condition (statusasthmaticus). B. B. Kogan in 1950 analyzed according to the literature and his own 60 deaths in bronchial asthma, of which 40 occurred during an asthmatic attack.
Spontaneous pneumothorax simulating a perforated gastric ulcer
Abstract
In the periodical literature, there are relatively few reports concerning spontaneous pneumothorax of non-tuberculous etiology. Diagnosis of spontaneous pneumothorax, especially in apparently healthy people, is sometimes very difficult. Cases are described when a perforated gastric ulcer was mistakenly diagnosed with spontaneous pneumothorax, for which an urgent laparotomy was performed.
About direct blood transfusion for certain blood diseases
Abstract
Conserved blood, especially during long-term storage, is devoid of leukocytes, platelets and other very important components. With a number of hematological diseases, with radiation sickness, it becomes necessary to replenish not only erythrocytes, but also leukocytes and platelets. This can be achieved by direct blood transfusion.
To the method of bronchography in children
Abstract
Bronchography is a valuable method for diagnosing suppurative diseases of the lungs and especially bronchiectasis, in which no other method of investigation provides an elucidation of the exact location and extent of the pathological process.
The secretory function of the stomach in patients with ozena
Abstract
The study of gastric secretion in 50 ozena patients was carried out using the method of a thick probe after a test breakfast Boas - Ewald, consisting of 35 g of white bread without a crust and 400 ml of water at room temperature. After 60 min. received the contents of the stomach at the same time.
Duodenal ulcers complicated by perforation and bleeding
Abstract
T., 60 years old, was taken to the local hospital with complaints of sharp diffuse pains in the right side of the abdomen, radiating to the shoulder and scapula. An hour before admission, during dinner, acute pain in the right hypochondrium suddenly occurred. For the last 35 years, the patient has been suffering from duodenal ulcer. He was treated conservatively.
The relationship between acidity and residual nitrogen of gastric contents in patients with cholecystitis
Abstract
Currently, there is a large number of works on the interoceptive effect on the stomach from various organs, however, insufficient attention is still paid to the question of the effects from the gallbladder on various functions of the stomach.
To the clinic of giardiasis cholecystitis
Abstract
We studied the case histories of 62 patients who were admitted to the therapeutic department of the Zlatoust city hospital in 1961-1962. There were 33 men, 29 women. There were 18 people between the ages of 14 and 24, 32 from 25 to 44, and 12 from 45 to 64.
Penetration of fish bone from the intestine into the anterior abdominal wall
Abstract
Sharp bones of fish, as they move through the small intestine, often perforate the intestinal wall. In the literature available to us, we found 72 reports of perforation of the intestinal wall with fish bones, and only in 2 cases the bone penetrated into the anterior abdominal wall.
Hydrothermal destruction of the sensitive root of the trigeminal nerve with its neuralgia
Abstract
Since 1961 L. Ya. Livshits (Saratov) has developed and successfully applied hydrothermal destruction of the sensitive root of the trigeminal nerve. This operation, puncture of the foramen ovale with the introduction of hot water into the subarachnoid space of the Meckel cavity, was carried out in the operating room under intravenous thiopental anesthesia under X-ray control.
Sealing postoperative wounds with BF-6 glue
Abstract
Since 1965, we have been using BF-6 glue for sealing postoperative wounds. The glue has a pleasant odor, its consistency is close to glycerin, it quickly thickens in air, forming a yellow transparent elastic film. He's sterile. Our studies of washings from the skin after removing the film from the adhesive after 3-5 days turned out to be sterile.
Application of smallpox detritus in patients with milking nodules
Abstract
Milker's nodules are a viral disease caused by vaccinia. They are mainly affected by persons engaged in servicing animals of dairy farms. Apparently, there is no persistent immunity to the cowpox virus in both humans and animals (I.I.Potocki). It is the lack of immunity to the virus that can explain the cases of re-development of the disease in humans and cows who previously had a vaccine.
Skin temperature of people working in the dark and in the light
Abstract
As a result of long-term experimental studies, it has been established that light irritation is a powerful factor under the influence of which changes occur in almost all functions of the body: the state of the central nervous system, metabolism, the activity of the endocrine glands, blood composition, growth and development of the body, etc., change ( I. V. Danilov).
Some data on the health status of women working in the dark with methanol vapors in the air
Abstract
Study of working conditions and morbidity of workers of the chemical plant named after VV Kuibyshev for 1957-1958. gave us reason to assume that working in the dark with methanol vapors in the air, to a lesser extent phenol, formaldehyde, etc. alcohols in a concentration of 0.02 to 0.72 mg / l negatively affects the health of workers (see Kazan honey. Zh., 1960, 3).
Some Occupational Health Issues in Dimethyldioxane Production
Abstract
In recent years, the production of synthetic rubbers has been expanding in the country. In order to assess working conditions in the production of isoprene rubber, the main intermediate product of which is dimethyldioxane, and to develop health-improving measures, we investigated the hygienic factors of the working environment in summer and winter.
To the clinic of chronic intoxication with trinitrotoluene
Abstract
Until now, trinitrotoluene (TNT) continues to be considered as a "blood" and "hepatotropic" poison, and in everyday clinical practice, the diagnosis of chronic intoxication with this substance is established only when characteristic changes in the blood and liver are detected.
Excretion of phenols in the urine of workers employed in the process of semicoking of coal and in the production of tetraethyl lead
Abstract
It is known that phenols only to a small extent (on average about 20%) are oxidized in the body to CO2 and H2O. Most of them, according to Deichman, 72% of the sublethal dose, are excreted in the urine on the first day in a free and bound guide [18].
The incidence of pustular skin diseases among workers of industrial enterprises in Kazan
Abstract
The incidence of pyoderma among workers in many industrial enterprises is decreasing from year to year, but the rate of decline is insufficient. Among the diseases that cause temporary disability of workers, pyoderma still occupy a significant place.
Helminthological situation in Kazan from 1951 to 1965.
Abstract
The most intensive fight against helminthiases in Kazan began in 1960, when the decision was first made to eliminate ankylostomiasis, theriarhynchiasis and a sharp decrease in other helminthiases. During this period, a huge amount of work has been done to improve the foci of helminthiasis.
Losses of ultraviolet radiation from the sun at various points in Sverdlovsk
Abstract
We carried out observations of the intensity of ultraviolet radiation using the oxalic acid method (according to Z. P. Kulichkova and Boyko). Since the windows of apartments, the surfaces of the human body when moving along the streets represent a system of differently oriented vertical surfaces, we measured the total (direct and scattered) ultraviolet radiation on the vertical surface.
To the technique of determining blood pressure
Abstract
In the overwhelming majority of manuals on internal medicine, it is recommended that when determining blood pressure using the Riva-Rocci apparatus and a membrane tonometer, install the apparatus at the shoulder or heart level of the patient.
Mental, physical and sexual development of schoolgirls in Kazan
Abstract
To find out how the physical and intellectual development of girls, as well as social conditions, affects the development of ovarian function, we examined female students of grades 5-9 at the age of 11-16 years of 3 ordinary schools in Kazan (153 girls) and a boarding school for mentally retarded children (90 girls).
Professor Leopold Matveevich Rachlin
Abstract
January 1968 marked the 70th anniversary of the birth and 45 years of the medical, scientific, pedagogical and social activities of the head of the first department of therapy at the Kazan State Pedagogical University named after V.I. V. I. Lenin, Honored Scientist of the TASSR, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor Leopold Matveyevich Rakhlin.
Professor Anatoly Innokentyevich Germanov
Abstract
It is 70 years since the birth and 45 years of medical, scientific, pedagogical and social activities of the head of the first hospital therapeutic clinic of the Kuibyshev Medical Institute, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor Anatoly Innokentyevich Germanov.
Clinical lectures on internal medicine
Abstract
Prof. AI Gefter heads the faculty therapeutic clinic of the Gorky Medical Institute. The book includes 32 lectures devoted to the most important diseases for doctors and students, especially those studied by the team of the department headed by him.
Resuscitation for traumatic shock and terminal conditions
Abstract
The book was written by the staff of the Military Field Surgery Clinic of V.I. SM Kirov (prof. MG Shraber, associate prof. MA Sarkisov, NI Egurnov and GI Tsibulyak) on the basis of the experience of the resuscitation (anti-shock) department.