Vol 32, No 10-12 (1932)

The completion of the construction of the foundation of socialism in the USSR means that the Leninist question of "who - whom" has been resolved against capitalism, in favor of socialism completely and irrevocably both in the city and in the countryside — this is how the current stage of the 17th Party Conference determined. anniversary of October, reinforced this definition.

In the practice of medical insurance expertise, from time to time, there are cases when a person who is being certified for disability has at the same time defects — so to speak — of various insurance values.

The health care provider, who works directly in mass children's institutions, has to devote a lot of time and attention to the sanitary and hygienic supervision of the premises. The OZD doctor often simultaneously serves various types of children's institutions: preschool, school, closed orphanages, seasonal playgrounds, camps.

On March 24, 1882, in the physiological laboratory of Du Bois Remond, Dr. Koch gave a lecture on the topic "About tuberculosis".

In the work on the effect of hydrogen sulfide on the gas composition of blood, “a decrease in the percentage of blood oxygen saturation was established under conditions of the usual concentration of hydrogen sulfide in the air of the Old Matsesta booth.

The unusual arrangement of the swollen loops of the large intestine between the liver and the diaphragm, the so-called. interpositio colonis, recently more and more attracts the attention of clinicians and radiologists, due to the complex symptom complex, clinical course and pathogenesis of this disease (Béclère, Chilaiditi, Perussia, Jaricaud, Huguet, Podkaminsky, Uspensky, etc.).

The polymorphism of pulmonary tuberculosis, the exceptional versatility of its clinical manifestations, unexpected turns in the course, various combinations with lesions of other organs - all this against the background of the social significance of the problem of tuberculosis creates a number of difficulties for the doctor not only in recognizing the disease, but also in choosing the paths along which it should unfold medical and social therapy.

When fulfilling the task assigned to our clinic — the study of the work capacity of compensated heart patients — my goal was to study some biochemical processes in the body under various loads, which could not only illuminate theoretically, but also practically help to understand the shifts occurring in the body during labor processes ...

The study of the ovarian-endocrine system has entered a new stage since the discovery of a biological reaction, which makes it possible to judge the specificity and activity of the manufactured preparations of the endocrine glands.

Infection can occur at any height of the genital tube, and the easiest to eliminate, it would seem, are hymenal infections.

Bone formation in scars after operations on the abdominal wall is relatively rare and even less often described.

In 1897, the English pediatrician Still described a peculiar disease characterized by multiple swelling of the joints due to damage to the periarticular soft parts, swelling of the lymph glands, enlargement of the spleen and chronic course.

There are currently two specific treatments for anthrax. Specific serum and neosalvarsan.

Starting to review the successes of Soviet psychoneurology, let us first dwell on the state of both psychiatry and neurology in pre-revolutionary times, on the history of their development in tsarist Russia.

At the initiative of medical scientists and scientific societies in Germany, headed by prof. Kraus organized a week of Soviet-German medicine.

"The doctor should not be satisfied with the diagnosis of pleurisy and think only about removing the exudate — the cause of the effusion must be clarified."

O. Weill reports (Rg. Med., No. 20, 1932) about 6 cases of p.t., accompanied by one or another symptom of anaphylactic nature, such as migraine, eczema, urticaria, etc.

Considering the need for a weakened myocardium in nutrition, D. Martin (Rg. No. 10, 1932) proposes treatment with sugar and insulin: glucose solution peros and endopanriva injections (5-10 units daily).

Glaessner describes (Rg. 1932, No. 4) 13 (X cases of ulcerative diseases treated with subcutaneous administration of neutral pepsin.

Arnould, examining (Pr. Med. 1932, no. 48) the death tables for tuberculosis in Germany for the period 1890-1929.

Vegsesi reports (ibid.) About 46 cases of TBI in pregnant women, where in 31 cases with predominantly cirrhotic and non-progressive forms of TBK of the lungs the pregnancy ended well, only general strengthening treatment was required.

Dumarest, Lebeuf were injected intramuscularly 2-3 times a week at a dose of 0.1-0.2 gold Solganel preparation to patients with various forms of pulmonary TB and received anatomical changes with a recovery of 23%, improvement with incomplete anatomy.

In order to combat deafness and ear diseases, Malherbe proposes (Rg No. 16, 1932) sterilization of the nasopharyngeal space of newborns.

Benjamins (Rev. de Laryngol, 1931), cites statistics from American authors who observe an abundance of pulmonary obyess after tonsillectomy.

Tapia (ibid.) Saw 993 cases of laryngeal cancer in 28 years

In the article "Metaiodin in inflammation of the middle ear" Blau (Arce f. Ohren-Nasen und Kehlkopfheilkunde Bd. 126 H3 / 4 1930) recommends catarrhal and purulent inflammations of the middle ear, metaiodine (an alcoholic solution of "false iron salt containing a slight admixture of chlorine, bromine and Rodan).

Carotene, a coloring matter of many plants (carrots, peaches, spinach, chestnuts, trees, etc.) and animal products (oil, egg yolk, etc.) is considered essential for the growth of animals.

Srgunt describes (Long jsland Med. 1930 IV) as a definite nosological unit an infectious disease proceeding as vulgar infections of the upper respiratory tract with swelling of the glands, but with severe neutropenia and mononucleosis.

Under this title, the third year is published every three months in three languages (German, English, French), a magazine dedicated to hospital affairs.

At the III International Congress on the Fight against Rheumatism, which just ended in Paris, it was decided to convene the next IV International Antirheumatic Congress in the spring of 1934 in Moscow.