Vol 40, No 3 (1959)
Surgical treatment of perforated gastric and duodenal ulcers
Abstract
Despite the extensive experience of various surgical institutions in the surgical treatment of perforated gastric and duodenal ulcers, this issue has not lost its relevance to date, since patients with perforated ulcers constitute a significant group.
APPLICATION OF NOVOCAINE BLOCKADE NERVES AND BORDER SYMPATHIC STEM IN ACUTE STOMACH DISPENSION
Abstract
Novocaine blockade of celiac nerves was proposed and experimentally developed by V.V. Mosin (1955) as a method of prevention and treatment of inflammation of the peritoneum and abdominal organs. There is no need to dwell on the technique for performing this blockade in this message, since this has already been repeatedly reported.
TO THE TECHNIQUE OF OUT-OF-SPAIN APPLICATION OF SUB-INTESTINAL WASHING (SUB-BATH)
Abstract
Washing the large intestine along its entire length with massive amounts of liquid has become noticeable in recent years at resorts, especially balneological. Less often - these procedures are used in a clinical setting, and especially rarely - on an outpatient basis.
TO DIAGNOSTICS AND TREATMENT OF LESIONS OF THE THREE-LEFT HEART VALVE
Abstract
In case of heart defects, when the question of surgical intervention is being decided, it is very important not only to give an accurate assessment of the state of the mitral valve, the predominance of stenosis of the left venous opening or mitral valve insufficiency, but also the state of other heart valves. As you know, tricuspid valve insufficiency, especially organic, significantly worsens the prognosis in commissurotomy, increases postoperative mortality and is in many cases the reason for the failure of operations.
THE IMPORTANCE OF BRUCELLUS UREASE IN THE PATHOGENESIS OF BRUCELLOSIS AND THE TREATMENT OF THIS DISEASE WITH GLUTAMIC ACID AND ADENOSINTRIPHOSPHATE
Abstract
Enzymes of pathogenic microorganisms are undoubtedly the most important factors in the development of infectious diseases. However, these factors are studied and taken into account quite insufficiently. So far, we have individual examples of the gradual deciphering of the pathogenesis of infections from this point of view.
ON THE VALUE OF COLORED SEDIMENTARY REACTION OF URINE WITH SILVER NITRIC ACID (TSOR) IN DYSENTERIA IN CHILDREN
Abstract
It is well known that in dysentery, stool normalization and negative results of bacteriological examination of stool do not always correspond to recovery. Therefore, the testing of any method that makes it possible to judge the complete recovery from dysentery infection is of interest, especially since the commonly used indicators of ROE and leukocytosis characterize little the elimination of the dysentery process.
COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT OF THERAPEUTIC EFFICIENCY OF BIOMYCIN AND OTHER ANTIBIOTICS IN ACUTE DYSENTERIA IN CHILDREN
Abstract
Syntomycin, streptomycin and chloramphenicol are widely used in the treatment of acute dysentery in children. The pediatric literature describes in detail the effect of these antibiotics on the clinical picture of the disease and the immunological state of the body.
ON THE PRACTICAL VALUE OF SOME METHODS OF VABORATORY DIAGNOSTICS OF DIPHTHERIA
Abstract
In connection with the task of the complete elimination of diphtheria, its bacteriological diagnosis becomes an especially important link in both medical work and preventive measures. A necessary condition for this is the reliability of any positive or negative answer. However, practical laboratories at hospitals still receive such a low incidence of diphtheria bacteria from patients with overt diphtheria that their answers can confirm the diagnosis in no more than 50-40 and even 20% of cases (Olshevskaya).
LONG-TERM RESULTS OF TROPHIC ULTRA LIMBS TREATMENT BY BIOLOGICALLY DIFFERENT TISSUES
Abstract
Treatment with biological tissues by the method of Academician V.P. Filatov for long-term non-healing wounds and trophic ulcers has become widespread in a relatively short time. However, the analysis of long-term results of tissue treatment in the surgical press has not received sufficient attention.
TO THE CLINIC AND THERAPY OF ERYTHROMYELOSIS
Abstract
For the first time, erythromyelosis was described in 1925 as a disease with a specific clinical symptom complex, different from white blood diseases. However, the question of the place of erythromyelosis in the clinic of blood diseases is still controversial.
THREE CASES OF LEUKOPENIA WITH DIFFERENT AGRANULOCYTOSIS
Abstract
As you know, agranulocytosis as a hematological syndrome is characterized by the complete or almost complete absence of granular forms of leukocytes (granulocytes) in the blood. In contrast to panmyelophthisis, erythropoietic and thrombopoietic functions of the bone marrow in the pure form of agranulocytosis are slightly impaired (I.A.Kassirsky).
CASE OF BLEEDING INTO THE ABDOMINAL CAVITY ON THE SOIL OF IMPLANTATION OF A FRUIT EGG IN THE GREAT OIL
Abstract
B-naya Sh., 23 years old, was admitted to the surgical department of the road hospital st. Murom 7 / IV-56 with a diagnosis of acute appendicitis (?). Complaints upon admission to pain in the lower abdomen, more on the right, nausea, general malaise, weakness.
Pregnancy in the rudimentary uterine horn
Abstract
In cases of doubling of the uterus, both halves of it are rarely developed equally fully. Sometimes one of them is so poorly developed that it looks like a rudimentary horn. Such a rudimentary horn may be the site of grafting and development of a fertilized egg. Pregnancy in this case usually proceeds according to the type of tubal pregnancy, but, due to the better development of the wall of the rudimentary horn of the uterus, rupture of the fetal receptacle either does not occur, or occurs at a later stage of pregnancy.
FROM THE PRACTICE OF TREATMENT OF BURNS
Abstract
In this work, we aimed: 1) to find out the effectiveness of drip intravenous and intraosseous transfusion of large doses of native plasma in the treatment of burned patients; 2) to characterize the biochemical shifts in the blood of the burned (chlorides, proteins, residual nitrogen); 3) to characterize the results of applying the method of wet-drying dressings with rivanol or antibiotics with novocaine.
FROM THE PRACTICE OF TREATMENT AND PREVENTION OF POSTOPERATIVE FISTULAS OF THE DUENAL CUTE
Abstract
Fistulas of the duodenum, formed after resection of the stomach, represent a formidable complication, often leading to death. It is known that timely detection of the insufficiency of the duodenal stump and the creation of an outflow of its contents outside are of great importance.
On the symptomatology of hypertension
Abstract
The task was set to study in detail the features of the symptoms of hypertension in residents of Kuibyshev and the Kuibyshev region.
During the period from 1953 to 1957, there were 204 patients under observation. The majority were persons over 40 years old. Stage II hypertension was in 142 people. At this stage, the prevalence of heart damage was in 66 patients, brain damage - in 70.
Combined therapy of hypertension with novocaine and vitamin B1
Abstract
Patients with hypertension (42 people) of stages I and II were treated according to the following method: 10 ml of O,5% solution of novocaine and 2 ml of 5 % solution of vitamin B1 in one syringe were injected intravenously every day for 15 days.
Dionine electrophoresis in the treatment of influenza
Abstract
With influenza infection, in addition to local disorders of the respiratory system, there are also phenomena of general intoxication with the involvement of the nervous system in the process. The likelihood of the effectiveness of dionin electrophoresis in influenza patients was based on the fact that dionin electrophoresis performed by the method
Oscillographic curve dynamics in typhoid fever
Abstract
The mean arterial pressure, the oscillometric index (the magnitude of the maximum oscillations of the oscilloscope) and oscillographic curves were studied as indicators of the state of the circulatory system in 34 patients with typhoid fever, homogeneous by age.
Application of the complement fixation test for the diagnosis of dysentery and salmonellosis
Abstract
The existing clinical and laboratory methods for the study of dysentery and salmonellosis in a significant number of cases do not make it possible to timely and correctly diagnose. The possibilities of clinical diagnosis are hampered by the fact that the modern course of dysentery is characterized by a significant number of erased and mild forms.
Cystocele vaginalis and bladder stones
Abstract
On 14 / IV 1955, the urological clinic was admitted for 75 years, with complaints of urinary disorders, pain during urination, and vaginal prolapse. The patient considers himself from 1915 - from the time of the ventrofixation operation, after which, six months later, a relapse occurred, the uterus and vaginal walls began to fall out even more, and, in addition, a postoperative hernia appeared in the lower abdomen. The patient used a bandage all the time. From about 1945-1946. she began to notice her urinary disorder, which was progressing.
HISTORY OF DOMESTIC MEDICINE. 150 YEARS OF KAZAN MILITARY HOSPITAL
Abstract
March 2, 1959 (according to Art. Art.) Marks the 150th anniversary of the founding of one of the oldest military medical institutions in our country - the Kazan military hospital, which during its existence has shown examples of such service to the motherland and people that deserve description.
CONFERENCE ON LONGEVITY
Abstract
Commission on Longevity of the Moscow Society of Naturalists at; Moscow State University organized a conference on the problem of longevity with the participation of representatives of various research institutes and universities of the country interested in gerontology and geriatrics.
Rhythms of cardiac activity and their disturbances
Abstract
The first edition of A.M.Sigal's book, published more than 20 years ago, immediately attracted attention by the originality of the approach to the issue of cardiac arrhythmias, by grouping the material according to the principle of auscultatory-rhythmic medical perception of cardiac arrhythmias at the patient's bedside, by the musical system for recording auscultatory phenomena.