Vol 33, No 4 (1937)

The issues of relevance and comparative value of certain anti-epidemic measures are fundamentally important, since, incorrectly interpreted, they can disorient the doctor in his practice and in some cases seriously harm the cause of anti-epidemic control.

Despite numerous studies, the question of the physiological and therapeutic effects of carbon dioxide baths is still far from clear. It has not even been resolved whether the hemodynamic shifts caused by carbon dioxide baths are accompanied by an increase or, on the contrary, a decrease in the load on the circulatory apparatus, that is, whether the principle of training or the principle of sparing the cardiovascular system lies at the basis of therapy with carbon dioxide baths.

Hydrogen sulfide is very common during the period. Being "an indispensable companion of all living things," he has long attracted the attention of researchers.

Patients with a disorder of the activity of the cardiovascular system have various metabolic disorders: carbohydrate and protein metabolism suffers, basic metabolism and acid-base balance are disturbed, in the blood there is an excessive amount of under-oxidized metabolic products.

A lot of what was still very recently in the clinic of pulmonary tuberculosis incomprehensible and unclear can be revealed and understood to a certain extent if we abandon the isolated study of the tuberculosis process as such, but study the entire patient in whose tissues the tuberculous process develops. The explanations of many phenomena established in tuberculosis patients prevailing in the science of tuberculosis need to be revised.

Most reports of ruptured spleen are from tropical countries where malaria is endemic. Glaulord, working in India, collected 477 cases of ruptured spleen. In our Union, most of the work on the pathology of the spleen also comes from malaria sites.

Herionepithelioma, which is a neoplasm of extreme malignancy, is, fortunately, not very common. Based on these considerations, I allow myself to publish the cases of chorionepithelioma observed and operated on by me, especially since they present some interesting features.

Drives we observed in the diagnostic department of the clinic of experimental therapy in Moscow, a case of reverse complete movement of internal organs.

In 1869, Hickman first described a case of a tongue-based tumor in a newborn girl who died 12 hours later. According to the description of the microscopic picture of the tumor, it was the thyroid gland.

The question of an internal hernia of the abdominal cavity is still little developed both from the anatomical and from the clinical side; as well as little developed surgical methods of treatment of these hernias.

Despite the fact that the flu is a disease that has been known for a long time and has constantly claimed many victims over the course of several centuries, until recent years, unfortunately, this disease has not been given due attention. Etiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis, clinic, prevention and therapy of the fungus are still little developed from the point of view of their theoretical and practical significance.

The author subjected 16 hay fever patients to radiotherapy at 100 volts, 3 milliamperes with a 2 mm aluminum filter, and with a field of illumination of 10 * 10.

In this area of Germany for the period 1919-1935. there is an increase in lymphogranuloma diseases. In total, there were 177 cases under observation. It was not possible to establish a connection between this disease and tuberculosis.

The author determined the amount of oxidase, peroxidase and catalase contained in various vegetables at different periods of digestion. To determine the oxidase, he took a mixture consisting of 1% naphthol, 0.75% paraphenyldiamine, and 1.7% soda.

The author describes a new treatment for hydroceletestis that he has been using instead of surgery for several years with consistently good results. The method consists in the introduction into the hydrocele cavity of the sclerosing preparation "Scleroserum" representing a 30% solution of urea and quinine in water with glycerin.

The author examined long-term results in 398 patients operated on for gastric and duodenal ulcers. In 68 cases. a resection was made with the shutdown of the gatekeeper according to Finsterer.

The author describes a case of self-healing of pseudoarthrosis in a 50-year-old patient who received a fracture of the tibia. The usual treatment was not effective.

The author recommends cutting out a wedge-shaped bone plate from the proximal end of the tibial fracture. A corresponding groove is cut out at the distal end of the fracture. Bone plates are placed in these grooves at both ends of the tibiae and are reinforced with ivory pins through the cortical layer of the ossis tibiae, before reaching the bone marrow.

One of the tools for diagnosing bone tumors is X-ray examination.

The author gives a brief overview of possible urological complications in rectal cancer, such as invasion of cancer into the urinary tract, accidental damage to the urinary organs during surgery, postoperative true and complete uremia, urinary retention, cystitis, and pre- and postoperative sexual disorders.

The author notes that pregnancy stimulates the gonorous process. It is characterized by such pathological conditions as granular vaginitis, bartholinitis, condylomas and arthritis.

The study at the Marburg Gynecological Clinic of Kehrer'a motor reflexes, caused by finger pressure of medium force on the points of the Gaileix, that is, on the places of the most superficial location and direct attachment of the nerve trunks to the bone (branches of the trigeminal nerve, occipital, ulnar and sciatic resp.

The author tried to experimentally find out which organs have the greatest avidity for diphtheria toxin.

As you know, in addition to methods that detect specific antibodies, there are seroreactions, the theoretical and practical significance of which has not yet been studied.

Taking into account the mechanism of action of antipneumococcal serum, it was shown that in the body of a passively immunized animal, pathogenic pneumococci are exposed to tropines and agglutinins, the former playing a significant role in the protective and therapeutic effect of serum.

Kolmer in 1934 published 2 reports on the successful vaccination of animals against poliomyelitis using a virus treated with sodium ricinoleate.

Back in 1922, Epstein discovered the phagocytosis of Provachek's rickettsiae in a mixture of typhus serum and normal blood leukocytes. These observations were not confirmed, however, other researchers also pointed to the presence of opsonic properties in the serum of typhus humans and guinea pigs.

Demonstrated b-th T-v, 23 y., Delivered to 1 chir. cl. GIDUV with severe profuse hematuria. Hematuria was preceded by an injury to the left lumbar region. Hematuria lasted 7 days. The diagnosis of neoplasm of the kidney was made on the basis of anamnesis and palpation of the dense, tuberous lower pole of the left kidney, the absence of indigo on this side, and a pyelogram, which showed a deformed pelvis with blurred contours.