Vol 35, No 5-6 (1939)
- Year: 1939
- Published: 15.04.1939
- Articles: 45
- URL: https://kazanmedjournal.ru/kazanmedj/issue/view/9403
Full Issue
We will implement the decisions of the Third Session of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR
Abstract
In his report to the Third Session of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR on the international situation and foreign policy of the USSR, Comrade V. M. Molotov clearly demonstrated the failure of the policy of non-intervention pursued by the democratic countries of Europe.



Clinical and theoretical medicine
On the effectiveness of treatment with Izhevsk mineral water
Abstract
The first description of the chemical composition of the Izhevsk spring dates back to 1907-8 (Bening, Ishcheryakov) and 1910-14 (Sadikov). It was recognized that the water belongs to the category of waters of sufficient mineralization, is a pronounced type of sulfuric-acid-lime-magnesia water, slightly bitter-salty to taste. Back in 1910, Zimnitsky and his colleagues Cherkasov and Ivanov proved that Izhevsk water has a general effect, quantitatively and qualitatively changes nitrogen exchange.



Treatment of gastrointestinal patients with carotene
Abstract
The question of the pathogenesis of gastric ulcer is one of the most interesting problems. In the light of modern teachings on vitamins, the questions of vitamin deficiency and the effect of inadequate nutrition on the gastrointestinal tract deserve special attention. The works of Davis and Moore established that feeding young animals for a long time with food deprived of vitamin A leads to persistent changes in the digestive tract, which are difficult to restore later. McCorrison, Moskvil, Stepp and others indicate that vitamin deficiency, in particular, a lack of vitamin A in food, leads to the formation of ulcers in the digestive tract.



On the issue of treating lung abscesses and protracted pneumonia with intravenous alcohol infusion
Abstract
Recently, the number of patients with lung abscesses and gangrene has increased significantly, which is associated, on the one hand, with more accurate diagnostics, and on the other hand, with repeated influenza epidemics, the complications of which give a large percentage of suppurative processes in the lungs.
This increasing number of patients with suppurative processes in the lungs makes the issue of treatment relevant.



About leukemia and leukemoid reactions
Abstract
New reports of cases of diseases that initially develop as acute leukemia but end with recovery of patients are appearing in the literature. According to Totterman, about 40 similar cases have been published in world literature (Turk, Lyudke, Lifshitz, etc.). What they have in common is: septic etiology and changes in the blood similar to those we observed in true leukemia.



Clinic and treatment of late chlorosis
Abstract
Already at the VIII All-Union Congress of Therapists in 1925 it was stated that the number of cases of chlorosis both in the USSR and in Western European countries had sharply decreased. If according to Denecke's statistics in 1901, out of 12,000 case histories analyzed by him, 201 cases of chlorosis were established, then in 1923 out of 20,000 patients there were only 3 cases of chlorosis. Arinkin states that after 1917 he did not observe chlorosis. Ivanov did not encounter a single case of chlorosis in the last 20 years of his work. Along with this fact, a new form of chlorosis has been observed in recent years, occurring in older women, accompanied by achylia, which does not respond to treatment with arsenic and responds well to treatment with iron.



About angipertonic azotemic nephritis
Abstract
Volhard's position that chronic nephritis is necessarily accompanied by hypertension, especially in the presence of azotemia, has now been shaken by the works of Vidal, Weil, Guy, Laroche, Demulier, Zimnitsky, Weinstein, and others.
Zimnitsky noted the possibility of the existence of chronic diffuse nephritis without hypertension back in 1927. The author called this form angipertonic chronic azotemic nephropathy or azotemic nephritis without hypertension.
Recently, we have had the opportunity to observe two such cases and see how sometimes individual clinical cases do not fit into the stereotyped theoretical schemes.



On the etiology of colitis in children
Abstract
The question of the etiology of colitis in children still remains unclear, despite the large number of works in this area.
According to a number of authors (Blumenthal, Koltypin, etc.), colitis is polyetiological and is caused by more than one type of bacteria; the dysentery group (Shiaa, Flexner, etc.), the Escherichia coli group, b. Proteus vulgaris, b. Margani, streptococcus and b. perfringens, etc., can be the causative agents of the acute inflammatory process of the large intestine. But at the same time, many clinicians consider it possible to assert that colitis, which is taking on epidemic proportions, is caused mainly by the dysentery group of bacteria, regardless of whether they are hemorrhagic or simple mucous.



Chronic colitis with Entamoeba coli in faeces
Abstract
Dysenteric symptom complex can be caused not only by specific pathogens, such as dysentery bacillus and Entamoeba hystolytica, but also by a number of other microorganisms of non-dysenteric flora and other protozoa (paratyphoid bacillus B, b. coli communis, protozoa such as balantidia and lamblia).



Treatment of infectious colitis with intestiphage
Abstract
Treatment of infectious colitis remains one of the most pressing issues due to the lack of specific therapy and the low success rate of non-specific treatment. Hence the interest that a therapist has with every new proposal in this area is clear.
Recently, interest in phage therapy has revived in the literature, in particular, in the use of bacteriophage in infectious colitis of various origins.



Duration of acriquine excretion in children of different ages
Abstract
The effect of antimalarial drugs depends partly on how long they remain in the body and how quickly they are excreted from it.
There is very little literary data on the issue of the duration of acriquine excretion and the quantities excreted in children. Therefore, at the suggestion of prof. E. M. Lepsky, I conducted observations on the excretion of acriquine with urine during the treatment of malaria in children of different age groups.



Application of Mazur's atuberculin antivirus in the treatment of some fistulous forms of surgical tuberculosis
Abstract
Attempts to change the cyclical development of the tuberculosis process in bones and joints by using various types of drugs, as is known, have not justified themselves. Therefore, we decided to use the atuberculosis antivirus of "blue" rods, proposed by Mazur for the treatment of open forms of tuberculous lymphadenitis, in some forms of surgical tuberculosis.
Since treatment with an antivirus is designed for its direct effect on the tuberculous focus and surrounding tissues, we were interested in the question of what therapeutic effect the antivirus would have on fistulous forms of surgical tuberculosis.



Experience of using Mazur's atuberculin antivirus in the treatment of ulcers in leprosy patients
Abstract
It is well known that the leprosy microbe is very close to the tuberculosis microbe. Deike speaks of their great similarity. According to Kedrovsky, it is difficult to find evidence of the difference between leprosy bacilli and tuberculosis bacilli in published works. Babesh combines these microbes with the diphtheria pathogen into a group of diphtheroids.
The relationship of the tuberculosis and leprosy microbes is evident in the same extreme variability of their morphological (and other) properties. In 1897-98, based on experiments with cultures, Kedrovsky formulated the position that the causative agent of tuberculosis and leprosy is found not only in an acid-resistant state, but also in an acid-resistant state. Further, conducting experiments with the leprosy culture he obtained, Kedrovsky, when infecting animals through the lymphatic system of the eye and subcutaneously, histologically obtained a picture similar to miliary tuberculosis.



On the syphilitic hepatosplenic syndrome
Abstract
Hepatosplenic syndrome is one of those clinical concepts that have provided abundant ground for discussion and scientific research for many decades, and the essence of which cannot be considered fully clarified even now.
Already in the second half of the 19th century, Debov and Bruhl described pathological conditions where liver changes followed splenomegaly. In 1894, Banti described in detail an independent, in his opinion, disease affecting mainly young people, the etiology of which is not associated with syphilis, malaria, or any infectious diseases, as well as with chronic intoxication (alcohol); he called this disease - splenomegaly and cirrhosis of the liver.



About salvarsan-luetic jaundice
Abstract
In the course of our work, we encounter luetic patients who developed jaundice after undergoing antiluetic treatment, including salvarsan therapy. The etiopathogenesis of this disease has not been fully clarified, and to this day it is the subject of heated debate among clinicians. The question remains unresolved: does jaundice in luetic patients arise from syphilis or from salvarsan.



Pulmonary tuberculosis and syphilis
Abstract
It is necessary to think, says Professor Svenson, that the percentage of syphilitics among tuberculosis patients is equal to the percentage of syphilitics among the entire population of a given area. Up to now, the opinions of authors differ on the question of whether syphilis is a predisposing factor to the development of tuberculosis. While some authors consider almost every syphilitic to be a candidate for tuberculosis patients, others deny any predisposing influence of syphilis on the development of tuberculosis.



To the clinic of influenza exanthema
Abstract
Flu, being an infectious disease, "sharply reducing the reactivity and defenses of the body and causing frequent complications from various systems and organs" (Prof. Rossiysky), also affects the skin, reducing its immunity and provoking the appearance of various skin diseases.



Experience of treating trichophytosis and microsporia with chloracide
Abstract
Despite the large number and variety of proposed methods and means, the therapy of fungal diseases still represents a rather difficult task for a doctor. Based on this, we are currently conducting work to test the most rational methods of treating fungal skin lesions. In the Soviet press, there are references to good therapeutic results from the action of chloracide in streptoderma (Pechernikov) and fungal skin lesions (Levchanovsky). This prompted us to test chloracide in dermatomycosis.
Chloracide was proposed by Dr. Schauffler (Saratov) and is a new remedy in the therapy of fungal skin diseases.



Experience of treating trachoma with repeated extrusions according to Filatov in combination with drug therapy
Abstract
Since the time of prof. Filatov's proposal of his method of treating trachoma (Russian Ophthalmological Journal, No. 8, 1931), several reports have appeared in our periodical press confirming the simplicity, radicalism and effectiveness of this method of treatment. Without touching upon the issue of combating trachoma in general, we believe that having such a method of treatment in our hands could be one of the main links in the general chain of measures to combat trachoma. This circumstance obliges us to start testing the proposed method of treatment, which we began to do starting in 1935.
The main contingent of our patients are preschool and school-age children with trachoma of the first and second stages.



The Purkinje Phenomenon in Hemeralopia
Abstract
Johann Purkinje established the fact 115 years ago that the color sense is weaker on the periphery of the retina and that the intensity of color perception is greatly influenced by the degree of illumination. As proof of his observations, Purkinje recommends looking at colored objects in the twilight. He says that in the twilight, only black and gray shades are initially distinguishable, red and green colors seem the darkest, yellow cannot be distinguished from crimson for a long time, and blue becomes noticeable first of all; red nuances—carmine, cinnabar, and orange, which seem the lightest in daylight, remain dark for a long time in the twilight compared to their daytime brightness.



Changes in the calcium content in the blood of gynecological patients depending on calcium therapy
Abstract
At present, calcium in the body of a living being is assessed not only as the main component of the individual's supporting tissue, but also as a necessary (along with other salts) part of the tissue and blood cells, affecting the functional processes in the body. This is proven by the famous experiments of Forster, who, by depriving dogs of salt in their food, caused their rapid death. We see the same in the experiments of Loeb, who caused the death of a plant cell by depriving it of calcium by using oxalic acid compounds.



Determination of the degree of dilation of the cervical os by the method of Schatz and Unterberger during childbirth
Abstract
For the correct management of childbirth, it is necessary to know the degree of dilation of the cervical os. In addition, determining the dilation of the os plays a significant role in the implementation of pain relief during childbirth. Hence, the desire of Soviet obstetricians, especially interested in the implementation of correct obstetric assistance and mass pain relief during childbirth, to have a reliable and accessible method for determining the dilation of the cervical os is understandable.



Observations from practice and short communications
Acidophilic kvass
Abstract
At the beginning of our century, Mechnikov developed a method of bacteriotherapy and prevention of intestinal diseases by suppressing pathogenic and putrefactive intestinal microbes by introducing antagonist microbes there. Thus, Mechnikov chose the active acid-forming agent B. Bulgaricum and believed that it would take root in the intestine.
Mechnikov's idea did not justify itself. The microbe he proposed was recognized as unsuitable for this purpose, as it does not take root in the intestine.



Case of trichinosis
Abstract
On May 14, 1937, a 34-year-old patient, Kh. M., was admitted to the infectious diseases department of the 1st Regional Soviet Hospital with complaints of headache, constipation, poor appetite, pain in the muscles of the arms, legs, neck and swelling of the face, photophobia, lacrimation, slight shortness of breath and general weakness. He considered himself ill on May 5, 1937, when a slight headache appeared, but Kh. M. continued to work as before, without seeking medical help.



On the symptomatology of malaria
Abstract
Among the malignant forms of malaria, a hemorrhagic form with rashes and bleeding is sometimes encountered. In such cases, bleeding often depends on the infection itself, but there are indications in the literature that it can also be caused by quinine.
We observed one such case of three-day malaria.



A 4-year-old case of chylothoracis
Abstract
Due to the extreme rarity of chylothorax cases, very little space is devoted to the description of this "disease" even on the pages of fundamental manuals on internal medicine. In periodical literature, descriptions of chylothorax cases are a great rarity.



A rare foreign body in the cranial cavity
Abstract
During the autopsy, various piercing objects (nails, knife fragments, needles) are sometimes found in the cranial cavity. In the Shadrinsk hospital, we observed a rare case of a foreign body in the cranial cavity—a fragment of a pencil with an ordinary metal tip.



Reviews
Sudden Death and Thymic-Lymphatic Constitution
Abstract
The sudden death of a patient forces any inquisitive observer to seek its cause. Especially we seek the cause of the sudden death of an apparently healthy person, when those around could not expect it due to the absence of both subjective complaints and any objective data.



Book review
I. N. Shapiro. "Tumors of the Urinary Bladder", with a preface by Honored Scientist Professor N. N. Petrov. Published by the USSR People's Commissariat of Health, 2nd Leningrad Medical Institute, 1938, 75 figs., 432 pp. Edition 2500, price 27 rubles 50 kop
Abstract
Our domestic oncological and urological literature has been enriched by a new fundamental work, treating one of the most difficult chapters of oncology - tumors of the urinary bladder.
It is unlikely that there will be other authors in our Union who, like the author of the book under review, have such a large amount of their own material, studied in detail and examined in relation to the long-term results of treatment.



V. B. Kiseleva. "Children's Kitchen. Cooking for Small Children (364 Recipes)". With an introduction and edited by Associate Professor A. N. Antonov. Medgiz. Leningrad branch. 1938. 147 pages. Price 95 kop
Abstract
The book consists mainly of detailed recipes. A special section is devoted to the preparation of food for children from 6 months to 1 year. The recipes are preceded by very useful comments from the author regarding the technique of preparing baby food.
The introduction, written by A. N. Antonov, is well written and, in general, correctly guides the reader.



Abstracts
Lavage R. Steam sterilization of surgical material in a high-frequency electric field. Quart, j. Pharm. a. Pharmaz. v, 11, P. 562-71, 1938
Abstract
Surgery: It is more convenient and faster to sterilize surgical material with high-frequency electric current than with a vacuum in an autoclave. The temperature of the sterilized material rises under the influence of high-frequency currents.



D. Hart. Sterilization of air in operating rooms by bactericidal radiation. Arch, of Surg. Dec. 1938
Abstract
Based on the material of more than 800 operations performed using bactericidal radiation during resection of the stomach and intestines, cholecystectomy, appendectomy and amputation of limbs due to gangrene, the author comes to the conclusion that infection of the surgical wound in these conditions is completely excluded. The favorable effect of radiation is also manifested in a decrease in cases of postoperative temperature rise and in a reduction of the postoperative period.



Earle D. Bude. The Use of Metal in Bone Surgery. I. Am. M. Ass., v. III; № 27. XII—1938
Abstract
Magnesium alloys containing 95.7% magnesium, 4% aluminum, and 0.3% manganese can be successfully used in bone surgery as fastening screws and nails. This alloy fixes bone fragments well during the period of callus formation and then gradually dissolves completely and in a shorter time than some other materials usually used for this purpose. The release of gas during oxidation and resorption of the alloy is not a contraindication. The gas quickly disappears and does not cause trouble.






Ray, Alam and Chose. Sulfanilamide in acute surgical infections. I. Med. I., v. 72, 1838. p. 649
Abstract
The authors had under their observation 100 cases of acute surgical infections treated with sulfanilamide. In erysipelas and streptococcal septicemia, they consider red prontosil to be the most effective. In acute funiculitis and orchi-epididymitis, excellent results were observed even in the absence of secondary bacterial infection. In acute urethritis, gonorrheal and staphylococcal, rapid healing also occurred. The authors recommend a combination of intramuscular administration of prontosil with per os administration.



Lepinay M. Treatment of gonorrhea with sulfones. New drug 693. Prophylax antiven. No. 2, 1939
Abstract
The author gives his thoughts and very brief references to literature on the treatment of gonorrhea with sulfones. The section of the article that discusses the results of using drug 693 is worth noting. The author adhered to Durel's dosage: men 18.0 per course, women either the same dosage as men or a slightly reduced one (12.0 for six days); finally, children were dosed with the drug at a rate of 0.05 per kilogram of the patient's weight.






Cohn A., Jacoby A., Korblith B. A. Wishengrad M. Clinical and experimental observations of sulfanilamide in gonorrhea. Amer. j. of Syph. gonor. and. ven. dis. № 1, 1939
Abstract
The authors observed the treatment of patients with gonorrhea with sulfanilamide. Among the patients were 82 men, 11 women and 7 girls. Men mainly with acute disease, women and children - with chronic. The drug was prescribed according to the following scheme: 5.2 g per day in the first 4 days of treatment, and 2.6 g per day for the next 7 days.



Ranclaee, Krusen and Bannick. Considerations on the treatment of female gonorrhea with pyrotherapy and sulfanilamide. Am. j. of Obist a. gynec. 1938, p. 230
Abstract
Гоноррея:
Авторы разделили своих больных на 2 группы. Первая группа в 37 человек была подвергнута лечению пиротерапией. 22 больным в дополнение были назначены местные процедуры на живот. 16 больным был назначен сульфаниламид. Оказалось, что как у больных, подвергнутых терапии высокой температурой, так и у больных, леченных сульфаниламидом, очень скоро были получены благоприятные результаты — гонококки в мазках исчезли. Авторы пришли к выводу, что целесообразнее начинать лечение гонореи у женщин с назначения сульфаниламида, при условии, если этот вид лечения проводится под контролем врача. Опыт авторов показал, что этот вид терапии сам по себе дает успех у большинства больных. У тех больных, у которых химиотерапия не ведет к желанным результатам, необходимо дополнительно применить пиротерапию.



Janet. J. Abortive treatment of gonorrhea. Ann. mal. ven. № 2, 1939
Abstract
Гоноррея:
Из 42 больных, явившихся к автору, удалось применить абортивное лечение у 30 человек. Использовав сульфаниламид, автор получил у 23 излечение. Методика лечения: 20% раствор аргироля готовится перед употреблением и вводится в уретру столько, сколько она может вместить; раствор задерживается в уретре 5 минут; больной не должен мочиться в течение длительного срока. Эта манипуляция проводится дважды в день 3 дня под ряд. В этот срок больной принимает внутрь сульфонный препарат по 2,0 на день. Больной во время лечения и 8 дней спустя после него должен избегать приема в пищу яиц. Если в течение следующих за лечением 4 дней в выделениях нет гонококков и большого количества лейкоцитов и моча остается прозрачна с единичными нитями, — больному нужно назначить пиво. Если после этой провокации не наступит обострения, больного следует считать излеченным. (Реф. предостерегает от такого упрощенного приема установления излеченности гонореи).
А. Д.



Fessler A. The importance of provocation methods in establishing the cure of gonorrhea. Urol. cut. rev. No. 3, 1939



Meetings of medical societies
Meetings of medical societies. Surgical Society of the TASSR. Meeting of March 5, 1939



Meetings of medical societies. Surgical Society of the TASSR. Meeting of March 15, 1939



Meetings of medical societies. Society of children's doctors of the TASSR. Meeting of April 3, 1939



Chronicles
Chronicle. Volume 35, № 5-6 (1939)


