Vol 17, No 3 (1921)
- Year: 1921
- Published: 13.09.1921
- Articles: 14
- URL: https://kazanmedjournal.ru/kazanmedj/issue/view/4179
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To the 25th anniversary of the opening of Röntgen'a
Abstract
In today's annual meeting of our Society, I have been entrusted with the flattering task of celebrating the 25th anniversary of the greatest and so beneficial in its consequences, the discovery by the Würzburg physics professor Wilhelmʹ Konradʹ Röntgen of hitherto unknown rays - x-rays, to which we, grateful to the memory of the scientist , have given the name "X-rays".
About nerve cells of Auerbach'ov and Meissner's plexus of large intestines
Abstract
In 1914, I undertook a study of the innervation of the rectum of mammals. Due to circumstances beyond my control, this work still cannot be considered complete, and only a part of the results; of independent interest is the subject of this communication.
To the doctrine of functional diagnosis of nephritis
Abstract
If, during my 15-year professorship, I have never decided to teach my listeners a course in kidney pathology, then at first glance it will seem to you something surprising. You will involuntarily have a question — why? Not because, - I will answer, - that this department of private pathology was uninteresting to me, and not because I did not know it, but because teaching it in the form required in the program, and as it is presented in the teaching guides recommended by me did not satisfy me both in its direction and, most importantly, in its tendentiousness.
On the question of the blood picture in latent malaria
Abstract
In malarial areas, along with obvious manifestations of malarial diseases, there is, as is known, a significant number of cases of latent malaria, that is, such forms of the latter, when there is no definite clinical picture on the face, nor plasmodia in the peripheral blood.
On the question of the relationship between noma and angina. Vincenti
Abstract
Wash diseases, in general, are very rare, sometimes — as it happened, for example, according to Beitzk e, in France — increased to the size of small epidemics. Something similar seems to be observed in our country at the present time, and therefore my report has its own raison d'etre in the sense, so to speak, of topicality. Its purpose is to clarify, if possible, the question of the contagiousness of the noma and the relation of the latter to some other diseases, mainly to angina Vincenti.
Spina bifida operation case
Abstract
Patient A.S., aged 1 year 6 months A week after her birth, her parents noticed a tumor in her sacrum, which at first was the size of a pea, and then gradually began to increase. Cases of deformities, syphilis and alcoholism c. family and relatives were not. The girl is crawling, but still cannot stand and walk. The food is good. Weight / (13½ lb.) and height (67 cm) indicate developmental delays. Defecation and urination are correct. In the sacral region - a tense, fluctuating, covered with normal integuments, a tumor, almost the size of the head of a newborn. Below the tumor there is a foveola coccygeal" Negative reaction of Nonna-Appelt and Wassegmanna obtained by a test puncture from the tumor of cerebrospinal fluid.
Modern Caesar section
Abstract
As you know, under the name of the Caesar section is an operation, with the help of which — in case of impossibility of giving birth per vias naturales — new pathways are created for the birth of the fetus through the incision of the abdominal wall and the wall of the uterus. The idea of the operation is so simple that it suggests itself. Indeed, the emergence of the idea of this operation dates back to ancient times. We find indications of this method of delivery already in Greek mythology. In this way, the birth of Aesculapius took place. In ancient Rome, the requirement to perform the Caesar section — indeed, on the dead — was embodied in the form of a law (the so-called lex regia de inferendo mortuo) attributed to Numa Pompilius.
A case of spontaneous delivery with a neglected transverse position by self-induced fetal rotation
Abstract
Among the most severe complications of the birth act, along with a narrow pelvis, hydrocephalus, etc., belongs to; as the transverse position of the fetus is known, that is, such that the long axis of the fetal body does not coincide, as usual, with the long axis of the mother's body, but crosses it at a right (actually transverse position) or an acute angle (oblique position).
Streptotrichosis of the century
Abstract
Fungal lesions of the eyes and their appendages are very rare, and it would be a pity to bury in the manuscript one case of a completely peculiar fungal infection of the century, observed in the Kazan Eye Clinic and examined by me a long time ago, but remained unpublished after the onset of war, and then the cessation of publications medical journals.
To the question of myasthenia gravis
Abstract
Patient V.A., 15 years old, school student. From the side of heredity: a) female line: in the mother's family - tuberculosis, c) male line: the father and his mother - petit mal, uncle - mentally ill, two aunts committed suicide, brother - mentally ill, with weak ¬mi light. A. did not have any special diseases in childhood. In December 1919, scarlet fever. In May 1920 — cold, weakness, cough for some time. After recovery, general weakness remained, which gradually intensified and seized in December 1920 all the muscles of the body. The patient stopped walking, sitting. poor control of hands, developed some ptosis, difficulty chewing and swallowing, obstipatio chronica, severe headaches with dizziness and nausea, tinnitus, weight loss. There were no painful phenomena (except for headache). Since January 1921, some weakening of symptoms appeared: the patient began to control his hands, swallow, chew, the bowel movements became self-reliant, only rapid muscle fatigue remained. In the last two months, there has been a renewed weakness.
The case of laesionis caudae equinae
Abstract
Patient I, M., 20 years old, farmer. There are no special indications from the side of heredity and personal diseases. August 11, 1920, at the front, 1½ soot. an unexploded shell fell from the patient. At the same time, the patient was wounded by a fragment of another shell in the right half of the chest. The patient fell on his back, without losing, however, - consciousness, after 5 minutes. tried to get up but could not walk. Established: paraplegia inferior, ana sthesia to the waist, radicular pain in the lower extremities (anesthesia dolorosa), within 12 days there were symptoms of dysuria and constipation. Later, there was a slow improvement, more pronounced on the left. Weight loss in a year - 20 lbs.
The history of the Society of Eye Physicians
Abstract
The urgent need for the association of eye doctors in Kazan for a friendly, joint scientific work was recognized for a long time. The late director of the Kazan Ophthalmological Clinic, Emelyan Valentinovich Adamyuk, dreamed of organizing a Circle of Ophthalmologists in Kazan; but his dream was not destined to come true.