Vol 32, No 2-3 (1932)

The socialist reconstruction of agriculture radically changes the face of the countryside from year to year. The collectivization of agriculture and the organization of grain and livestock farms create new forms of labor.

At the current stage of development of Soviet medicine, the most urgent and urgent task is to create a network of unified dispensaries designed to implement socialist principles in health care.

From the moment when the role of the most important factor in a number of vital manifestations of the organism began to be attributed to the autonomic nervous system, interest in it began to grow every day, and attempts were made not only to study it in detail from the point of view of anatomical distribution

Kumis is a product of two fermentation, brought to a well-known equilibrium - lactic acid and alcohol. In this case, milk proteins, mainly casein, undergo partial hydrolysis, passing into solution.

If it is theoretically and practically very important for a doctor-specialist to know not only the immediate results of sanatorium treatment, but also how long these results last, then for insurance organizations these issues acquire exceptional importance: depending on the duration of the results of sanatorium treatment, the questions of who and when are resolved. and for what time frame you need to send to the sanatorium, which technique is most effective, etc.

It has long been known that the presence of hypertension can be assumed on the basis of a tense pulse, an emphasis of the IInd tone on the aorta, an increase in the IIth tone at the apex, and left ventricular hypertrophy. Only recently proposed by Dr. G. And Katz

The issue of percussion is sufficiently studied, however, in diseases of the abdominal organs, various percussion methods are still recommended. In cases where, despite the presence of certain signs, we find it difficult to establish the diseased organ and the nature of its disease (for example, an enlarged malarial spleen or a closed hedronephrotic sac on the left, etc.), percussion is often a method that largely contributes to the recognition of suffering ...

Under the name of the undulating fever (Febris undulans), a kind of disease is described, characterized by prolonged fever lasting for several months and even, in some cases, more than a year, and the febrile periods are followed by periods of complete or relative apyrexia.

Advances in nutrition and childcare over the past decades have resulted in declines in child morbidity and overall mortality. Despite this, we still have to deal with acute gastrointestinal diseases and higher infant mortality especially often.

Foreign bodies in the bladder are found in both men and women, more often in the latter. They penetrate in two ways: 1st through the urethra, 1st through the bladder wall (gunshot wound to the bladder, surgical interventions on the bladder and on adjacent organs, followed by the penetration of a foreign body into the bladder). Leaving aside the question of the penetration of a foreign body through the wall of the bladder, I will focus on the possibility of penetration of foreign bodies through the urethra.

The basis of this work is based on two cases of enclosing peritonitis that were under my supervision. Both the one and the other were operated on for incomplete intestinal obstruction.

With minor exceptions, urinary incontinence after childbirth has a traumatic origin. It can be the result of two different reasons, namely, the result of a long standing of the fetal head in the cavity or, more often, in the entrance of the small pelvis and the associated prolonged pressing of the underlying tissues, of which the anterior wall of the vagina with the posterior wall of the bladder and the urethra suffers — or re ¬ as a result of surgical interventions undertaken for the purpose of delivery without the necessary conditions, more often with an empty bladder and with an unprepared birth canal.

Since the nasal cavity with the paranasal cavities is anatomically and topographically closely connected with the cavity of the orbit, the optic nerve and the lacrimal ducts, it is quite clear that certain pathological processes, both in the nasal cavity and in its sinuses, very often cause diseases eyes, sometimes very serious.

Chronic encephalitis, until recently, had no therapy that would give significant and lasting success. The current subject of discussion is the therapy with large doses of atropine, first tried in the Remerovsky sanatorium in Hirsau. Those conducting it speak of an improvement that can be considered practical healing (Roemer).

The study of gastric digestion has a long history. Since the time of the first researchers who had to kill animals (Tiedemann and Gmelin) in order to get 7-10 kb. see gastric contents, the development of the method of obtaining gastric juice goes through a number of stages.

The issue I have touched upon has already been repeatedly debated on the pages of the medical press in order to clarify the method of surgical intervention for severe complications of such a relatively safe operation as the imposition of a gastrointestinal fistula for gastric ulcer and duodenal ulcer.

By orders of the Soviet government in the fight against infectious diseases, the health authorities have been assigned a quite definite, clearly outlined task to be performed in the nearest period of time, in particular, outbreaks of typhus are to be destroyed in the shortest possible time.

(The Journ. Of the Amer. Medic. Associai. 1930, v. 94, no. 97 believes that cancer is a local manifestation of a general disease. It occurs when various factors interfere with the interaction between the stimulating and regulating forces of the body.

(Wien med. Woch. No. 41, 1931) indicates the great importance of psychiatry in general medical practice and therefore the need for all doctors, regardless of their specialty, to have a good knowledge of psychopathology.

(Encephalitis epidemica und Trauma. Monatsschrift f. Unfallheilkunde No. 12, 1930) leads a rich casuistry, his own and from the literature, to the issue of epidemic ennephalitis and trauma.

(Monatsschrift f. Kinderheilkunde Bd. 48, H. 3/4, 1930) used luminar sodium with great success in the treatment of acute seizures in infants and infants, which proved to be the chosen remedy in the treatment of persistent convulsions in infants.

(Wien. kl. Woch, № 20, 1931) в двух случаях упорной нев­ралгии мошонки применил инъекции вакциневрина и достиг хорошего резуль­тата. После пятой инъекции боли значительно уменьшились и потом совершенно прошли.     

(Med. Klin., No. 33, 1931) in a group of cases of chronic arthritis established cerebral disorders, the clinical picture of which is surprisingly similar in its similarity to the painful phenomena in encephalitis.

(Armin Ackermann, Die multiple Sklerose in der Schweiz. Enquete von 1918-1922. "Schweiz, med. Wochenschrift." No. 52. 1931) develops in his article a questionnaire material on the spread of multiple sclerosis in Switzerland. statistical materials provide a map of the distribution of the incidence of multiple sclerosis in individual cantons of Switzerland.

(Martha Brünner-Ornstein u. Hans Ehrenwald) report in the 11th issue of the Neurologisch-Psychiatrische Wochenschrift, 1932, on the treatment of epilepsy with diathermy. This treatment is based on the theory of the angiospastic nature of an epileptic seizure.