Vol 33, No 8 (1937)












Experience in the treatment of lichen scaly with intravenous infusion of hyposulfite
Abstract
The etiology and pathogenesis of scaly lichen remain unclear until recently. There are a number of theories regarding the nature of this common dermatosis, but there is still no consensus on this issue. Schamberg believes that the skin of psoriasis from birth has a specific reactive feature.






About perforation of gastric ulcer with fluoroscopy
Abstract
Among the unforeseen complications of fluoroscopy, there may be cases of perforation of the stomach ulcer. Fortunately, these cases are rare. In the world literature, only 16 cases are described, one way or another related to fluoroscopy. Of course, this is an insignificant figure compared to the countless thousands of patients who pass through the hands of radiologists every day.



About the treatment of cystitis with chloracide
Abstract
In the treatment of chronic cystitis, the elimination of the predisposing causes does not guarantee success in all cases. The inflammatory process that has existed for a long time is eliminated only after rationally undertaken local treatment in the form of washing and instilling the bladder (Holtsov).



Treatment of Trichomonas colpitis with chlorocide
Abstract
In 1837 Done discovered trichomonas vaginalis in vaginal discharge in women. He characterizes it as a parasite, often found in women in vaginal secretions on the pathologically altered mucosa. The question of the pathogenicity of Trichomonas to this day remains unclear.



The Cheyne Stokes phenomenon and its relation to other respiratory rhythm disorders
Abstract
Despite the large literature on the issue of respiratory rhythm disorders, until now there is no unified understanding of the characteristics of individual forms, as there is no generally accepted classification. Many deviations from the normal rhythm, especially the form of a periodic rhythm, do not fit into the generally accepted framework.






About dystrophic processes with the introduction of various stimuli into the peripheral branches of the trigeminal nerve
Abstract
At present, it is not necessary to prove what role the nervous system plays in the development of trophic disorders, or rather in the occurrence of pathological processes in general. This issue was paid attention to by old authors, such are the observations and studies of Magendie, Charcot, Samuel, and others.



Self-observation of a doctor over old age
Abstract
During my more than half a century of medical practice, I had to not only meet, but also to be well acquainted with many old doctors, but I still do not know an elderly doctor who would conduct systematic observations of his old age and then describe them in detail in the medical literature. ... I know of only one essay of this kind, included in Burkhgardt's work entitled "The Culture of Italy, in the Renaissance".



On the symptomatology of conus medullaris lesions
Abstract
The clinic of lesions of the lower spinal cord and the corresponding roots of the cauda equina has already found comprehensive coverage. Back in 1895, Raymond noted that the upper border of the conus medullaris runs "directly over the centers of the bladder and rectum, laid down at the level of III and IV pairs of sacral roots."









A case of twisting fibromatous uterus
Abstract
On the night from 5 to 6 / VIII 1929, patient B. was admitted to the department with complaints of continuous sharp pains in the abdomen during the last 4 days, constipation, difficulty urinating, nausea. A doctor who visited her at home suggested that she had a twisted cyst leg, and with this diagnosis she was sent to the hospital.



On the question of the use of external rotation in breech presentation
Abstract
In recent years, interest in the operation of external rotation in order to correct the breech presentation has noticeably increased among Russian obstetricians. On the initiative of Professor Skrobansky, the Leningrad Obstetric and Gynecological Society, having supported the use of this operation only in clinical consultations and obstetric hospitals, recognized the need for further study of its methodology and clarification of contraindications to it.



Caraigie, a. Wishart. Study of soluble precipitating substances of the vaccine. I. In vitro dissociation of soluble precipitating substances from elementary bodies of the vaccine. (J. exper, Med, Vol. 64, 1936).
Abstract
A number of researchers have found that soluble substances that precipitate in the presence of immune (to the vaccine) serum are found in extracts from fresh skin vaccines and can be separated from the elementary bodies of the vaccine by centrifugation and filtration.



Craigié, J. and Wishart, F. Study of soluble precipitating substances in a vaccine. II. Soluble precipitating substances in the skin vaccine. (J. exper. Med . Vol, 64, 1936)
Abstract
Previous studies have shown that vaccine agglutination and precipitation reactions should be attributed primarily to the LS antigen of elementary bodies. This antigen causes the formation of two different antibodies, one of which reacts with the thermolabile L-component, the other with the thermostable S-component of the antigen.



Ivánovics, G and Erdös, L. On the structure of the capsular substance of the anthrax bacillus. (Ztschr. F Immunitatsf., Bd. 90, 1937), In 1933.
Abstract
Tomcsik and Szongott succeeded in isolating three serologically distinct fractions from the anthrax bacillus, one of which was found only in capsule cultures. Although the chemical structure of this fraction has not yet been obtained, these researchers attributed the specific substance of the capsule of the anthrax bacillus to the group of proteins.



Vasarhelyi, J. Is there a parallelism between trypanocidal and spirochetocidal actions of arsenobenzene derivatives? (Ztschr. F. Immynitätsf., Bd 90, 1937).
Abstract
The author conducted a comparative study of the therapeutic effect of two arsenobenzene derivatives in experimental trypanosomyasis of mice and syphilis in rabbits. At the same time, the effect of the drug on the spirochetes of primary sclerosis of rabbits, on the cure of syphilitic abscesses and the presence or absence of their relapses and on the sterilization of the body was studied (the latter was by inoculating the organs of the treated rabbit and reinfection of these transplanted animals).






Kondo, N. Subdivision of streptococcus green into serologic types. (Ztschr. F.
Abstract
The authors studied the cultural and biological properties of 56 strains of green streptococcus, of which 35 were isolated in acute angina, 13 in influenza and 8 in various cases of throat disease. These bacteria, for the most part, upon cultivation, gave chains of considerable length.






Vasarhelyi, J. Experimental study of immunity in syphilis (Ztschr. F. Jmmunitätsf., Bd. 89-1936)
Abstract
Contrary to the opinion of Kolle and his collaborators, Chesney, Ulengut and Grossman, Breinl, Meinteufel and Herzberg believe that in the treatment of rabbits in the late stages of syphilis, not only anergy occurs, but also a clearly expressed spirochetocidal immunity.



BieIing, R. u Gelhichs, L. A study of experimental pneumonia. (Ztschr. F. Ä, Bd. 89, 19 6)
Abstract
The authors studied the mechanism of development of experimental pneumonia in mice and guinea pigs. For this purpose, the animals were subjected to ether anesthesia and were infected in the nose with pneumococcus type 1 (the method of Shope, as well as Neufeld and Kuhn).



Corbus. Skin test for the diagnosis of gonorrhea infection. (Journ. Of Urol., No. 1, 1936)
Abstract
The broth-filtrate, proposed by the author at one time, is recommended to be placed in an autoclave at t ° 115-120 °, then the substances that form antitoxins will remain, and the liquid will be able to cause a reaction in patients with gonorrhea who develop sensitization to gonococcus.



Coutts, W., and Barthet, O. Gram-negative nasopharyngeal cocci in cervical secretions in prostitutes. (Brit. Journ. Ven. Dis., No. 4, 1936)
Abstract
In some cases, laboratory technicians diagnose gonococci in the discharge of the urethra of men, while in fact the causative agent of urethritis is gram-negative diplococcus of the nasopharynx. In 20 prostitutes, these diplococci were found in the discharge of the cervix.






Stafford, L., Warren. Differential diagnosis of gonorrhea arthritis. (J. Lab. And. Clin. Med. October 1936)
Abstract
The main sign of differential diagnosis of gonorrhea arthritis is the presence of gonococci in the joint cavity, which distinguishes arthritis of this etiology from others. In patients with gonorrhea arthritis, it is possible to detect gonococci in the genitourinary tract in smears up to 40% and cultures up to 60%.









Harttung. Pregnancy and peritonitis (Zentrbl, f. Chir., No. 13, 1936)
Abstract
A. gives 3 cases of acute appendicitis complicated by peritonitis in pregnant women. In cases of pregnancy up to six months, the author proposes to open the abdominal cavity and remove the source of infection in case of peritonitis due to appendicitis, and then induce childbirth.



W. Gavle Crutffield. On the treatment of fractures with displacement of the cervical vertebrae using skeletal traction (Surg.gyn.obst.)
Abstract
A. proposes for fractures of the cervical vertebrae with displacement of fragments to impose skeletal traction on the cranial bones using a special traction apparatus. With the help of a drill, after an injection of novocaine and a skin incision, a hole is drilled in the skull bone to a depth of 3 mm only to the diploe (the drill is designed so that it does not sink further than 3 mm).



Bauer, N. Osteoplastic method of amputation according to Kirchner. (Zblt. F, Chir, 1936, 48, 2817-2819)
Abstract
Amputation according to Kirchner is performed in such a way that after sawing the bone from the removed sections of the greater or fibula, a slightly conical pin is formed with a diameter corresponding to the diameter of the medullary cavity; in this case, one end of it is made thinner, and the other is thicker than the last.









Аnbinеau. "Subjective" visual disturbances after cranial trauma (Annales d'oculistique, 1936. T. CLXXIII, 3 livre)
Abstract
Автор наблюдал 21 случай закрытого повреждения черепа с потерей сознания различной продолжительности. Из всех этих травм только в 5 случаях имелись определенные объективные указания на центральное поражение зрения, но во всех случаях без исключения имелись так называемые „субъективные" зрительные расстройства. Последние автором рассматриваются с точки зрения морфологии и судебной медицины. В основном субъективные расстройства были 2 родов: 1) собственно зрительные расстройства и 2) зрительная усталость. При собственно зрительных расстройствах обнаруживалась только потеря чувства равновесия (больные искали точку опоры). У них полученные впечатления от предметов тут же терялись, вследствие резкого прерывания их из-за головокружения. У жалующихся на „зрительную усталость", наступающую более или менее быстро, исключалась аккомодативная астенопия. Психоневрозы исключались в обоих типах расстройств. „Субъективные" зрительные расстройства в основе имеют также органическую базу, установить которую весьма трудно. В заключение автор говорит, что все травмы черепа с потерей сознания требуют полного осмотра органа зрения и нервной системы. Все черепно-мозговые ушибы могут быть причиной объективных и „субъективных" зрительных расстройств. При субъективных зрительных расстройствах также необходимо быть осторожным в прогнозе. Для судебной медицины при объективных зрительных расстройствах действительно только заключение специалиста-офтальмолога. Субъективные же зрительные расстройства следует относить к синдрому commotio cerebri.









Meetings of medical societies. Surgical Society ATCCP. Meeting of 3.III.1937 year
Abstract
Doctor Smetanin. On the question of mesenteric cysts of the small intestines (demonstration). The speaker reported a case of mesenteric cyst observed in chir. wedge. Medical Institute (Professor I. V. Domrachev). The cyst was located on the mesentery of the small intestine and, according to the speaker, developed from a melted fatty lobule.


