Vol 32, No 4 (1932)

In No. 9-10 “Kaz. Honey. Zhurn. "For 1931 was published an article by FD Agafonov" The spread of rickets among the children's population of Kazan ", in which the author, based on the analysis of data on the incidence of rickets in children who attended one of the consultations, comes to The conclusion is that the environment surrounding the child does not have a decisive influence on the frequency of rickets.

The problem of rationalizing human labor in order to achieve its highest efficiency, which is becoming extremely important at this stage of socialist construction, should also become widespread in the field of medical labor.

The effect of morphine on the organism of animals is one of the important problems of pharmacology, since with subcutaneous and intravenous injections, it acts differently on different animals, and its effect on the central nervous system is manifested in vice anesthesia or excitation.

Since the appearance of Bezredko's works, only antiviruses prepared from the distribution of one type of microbe have been used in practice. Staphylococcal, streptococcal, pneumococcal filtrates have become widespread, although Bezredka has already pointed out the combined use of two or three filtrates (for example, streptococcal and staphylococcal).

In this message we are talking about a well-expressed case of Reckünghausen's disease, which we had the opportunity to observe in the autumn of last year. Without going into the details of the literary review of neurofibromatosis, we decided to focus on the analysis of our patient only because this case is interesting for its pronounced familial and hereditary nature of the disease and the presence of significant tumor sizes emanating from the plexus brachialis sin., Which caused severe suffering to the patient. and therefore demanded surgical intervention.

In recent years, the issue of volvulus of the sigmoid colon has received a lot of attention at surgical congresses, at meetings of surgical societies, and on the pages of surgical journals. In defense of this or that method of treating this suffering, statistical data, immediate and long-term results, pathological and anatomical justifications are given. However, there seems to be no complete agreement on this issue among surgeons. We do not think on the basis of our small material to draw any generalizing conclusions, but nevertheless several cases operated on and under our supervision over the last 4 years (1926-1930) give us a small right to share our results.

Postoperative, as well as postpartum ischuria is a very unpleasant complication, since all commonly used means are heat to the bladder, instillation of 10% boric glycerin into the bladder (Corbineau method), liq. kalii acetici per os, injections of 1.0-2.0 25% magnesiae sulfur, under the skin (Voytashevsky method), intravenous injections of 5.0-10.0 40% urotropin (according to V o g t'y) - often give refusal or induce urination after many hours and thus force the use of a catheter. As for catheterization, this method is recognized as fraught with complications and should be used, according to Dieterichs, only as an ultimum refugium.

Despite many proposed theories, the pathogenesis of epilepsy has not yet been finally resolved. The idea of the nature of epilepsy, expressed at one time by Charcot, is still being recognized, namely, that the essence of epilepsy lies in the increased excitability of the cerebral cortex and the increased tendency of the latter to motor discharges.

At present, treatment with animal drugs (opotherapy) has become widespread. There are hundreds of such drugs under a wide variety of names and sometimes with a completely unknown composition.